Texas State College for Women - Daedalian Yearbook (Denton, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 382 of the 1939 volume:

i...- ¥ A -h ' i ( i VP - v. ii ' r ( ; M X 1 ' i -7 1 ,v ' ti J C7 llffjIjEfl CpUf4TY PUBLIC LIBRARY IP jM Nij 1 . 1 ' J The DREDRLIflN Copyright 1939 Doris Jean Coats Editor-in-Chief Virginia Taulbee Business (Tlanager nriary Lou Plaxco Rrt Editor Betty Tacbctt Joan Ladd Tommie UJclden Dorothy Franklin Geraldinc Smith Elizabeth Rnn Heard Virginia Stovall riaomi Boutwell Hotherine UJoodard DAEDALIAN Published by the Senior Class of 1939 Texas State College for UUomen Denton -Texas DEDicniion The women who braved the unbnown frontier to settle the sandy plains of Texas left to us an inheritance of strength, of loyalty, of courage. fTlany are the dreams which they made pos- sible for us to realize. Few of them could have foreseen such on institution as ours. Still fewer could have dreamed that their calm ac- ceptance of their drab, hard lives would prove an inspiration to those who fol- lowed. In the hope that we will be true to our heritage, we, the Class of ' 39, dedicate our booh to the pioneer women of Texas. in mEmoRiflm DR. GEORGE RRUULinGS PORGE DR. HELED UUILLITS HRRRISS mRS. ROBERT ERRL JRCHSOR RTHLEER DUDLEY PHYLLIS nricLEOD FOREUUORD To those of you who will return next fall, may this booh serve as a chapter in a history of your life at TSCUU. But to those of you who leave to return no more as students, may this booh be a reminder of all the joys and sorrows that make up a year of a student ' s life. Rs you turn through its pages, may you remem- ber the heart-warming closeness of many friends,- the satisfaction of an important job well done,- and the poignant sorrow of leaving a place that has been home for four years. Photography CLUCK ' S STUDIO Engraving SOUTHUUESTERn EHGRRVinG CO. Printing REin compflny -X J f i V - V s , .v. _ ( ■- ' iw- V M: A Sx: i e- Photography CLUCK ' S STUDIO Engraving SOUTHLUESTERn EHGRflVinG CO. Printing REin compRny RDminisTRFiTion . nV-. ' ij O ' . . . . ' : : ' M f . i-m. y ■ x: ! ■; ' •T! J LIBRfiRy SCIEnCE : ' • ' ] ' li ' ' i ja L% « ' €m t HOUSEHOLD RRTS GymnRsium ry ' V vCS Fx.- K ' V . ' II :4 T 4. L ' : ' ' JM SPEECH FinE RRTS 9 ■ ■ ■y  ■ - ' j ' Bllb ' ■ • ■ ■ ■  ' ' ' rMa ' ' - ' u atf« - ..- - „,-! ' ' ' ' i if ' ■ ' i ' B - it. ' i MgEp vFP J i ' ' iil wHf C K r if jji j y p l BRflCHEnRIDGE STODDRRD ' iiiir ' iiifiri HOUSTOn Rl FITZGERRLD SRYERS RUSTin CRPPS ,J ' ' ■ LOUURy ? -tJ - 1 CO-OPS I RKEH as a unit, the administrative oFficiols of TSCUJ from the president of the college to the members of the student government association have proved themselves willing to serve the best interests of the student body. Dot only are the students aided scholastically, but also they are given a certain self-assurance in their social and extra-curricular activities through the knowledge that they are supported by those officials. The board of regents has taken an active interest in student problems and the ex-students association has been unusually co-operative in further- ing the development of the college. TSCUL) is indeed fortunate in having such executive counsel. r i y PRESIDEHT L H. HUBBRRC o  ' ' ' . ° -,i l ' ' ° e ' ■cjie OVl ' io s 1.3  ol ot A tee ' ' ! ' i ' V - MttS , a ® ■ i.n - Si ri® ■■■■ ' ,ltl- R MODERN GRLflHRD Dean E. V. LUhite — always ready to listen to our troubles, always ready to lend a helping hand, is a time-tested friend to all TSCUUites. During his 24 years with the college he has never lost that breadth of vision which characterizes TSCUJ administrative officials. (Tlrs. (Tlattie Lloyd UUooten, Dean of LUomen, carries out the duties of fier office witfi all tfie intel ligence, fcreright, and efficiency befitting tfie true exec- utive. Her good-fellow- ship, tact and under- standing manner are characteristics which have endeared her to all with whom she comes in contact. fl TRUE EXECUTIVE RN IDERLIST fTliss Jessie H. Hum- phries, Rssociate Dean of the College, is a dreamer, a college pio- neer, who, with her forthright spirit, her wis- dom, tolerance and pro- gressive idealism, has grown with TSCUU. J. HOLFORD RUSSELL BOARD OF mEfTlBERS rriR. J. K. BRim Sulphur Springs mR. J. HOLFORD RUSSELL Denton mRS. ELBERT HOOPER Austin mR. H. uu. DEnmfln Lufbin (TiRS. jnmES m. chrrltor San flntonio nriRS. uu. E. SPELL LUaco mRS. H. F. Rino Houston mRS. BOB BARKER Austin mRS. GEORGE UUflVERLY BRIGGS Dallas J. H. BRim (TIRS. BOB BflRHER nriRS. GEORGE UUflVERLY BRIGGS REGENTS J. H. BRim J. HOLFORD RUSSELL nriRS. ELBERT HOOPER President Vice-President Secretary if ' Mf:-it.,. mRS. RRCH DRUUSOn President Ex-Student Association fTlRS. ELBERT HOOPER EU2A|ETH TEmPLE ROBERTSOD STUDEni-BODY PRESIDEDT STUDENT GOVERNMENT flSSOCIflTION OFFICERS ELIZRBETH ROBERTSOD PflTSy CHILDERS BETTY KEREIPP Vi. President -President Secretary mEfTlBERS Class Presidents marguerite Tatom Ellen Rohde Jean Stockey Hope Read Dormitory Presidents June Hyer Gayle Roberts Phyllis Statler UUerna Harrison (Tlargaret Buttrill Betty Hewitt Evalie Rushing fTlary flnne Chadwicb Joel Robison Betsy Ross Class Representatives (Dyrtle Turner nriary Kay Jones riaomi Boutwell Christine Jacbson Local Representatives nriary Etta Long Dovo Bryant Editor of Lass-O Rita Hinds President Council of Student Rdvisors Gretchen Smith Elida fParion Pearson Beulah fl. Plummer Dr. Esther Griffith Dr. fTladison L. fTlarshall Dr. Richard L. Foster Harry G. LUhitmore DR. UUILLIS H. CLRRH Director of the Department of CHEfTllSTRy B.R., m.S., University of (Tlichigan; Ph.D., University of UJisconsin. UUILLIE ISRBELLR BIRGE Director of the Department of BIOLOGY B.R., m.R., University of Texas,- Co- lumbia University. rricQUEEn uueir Director of the Department oF BIBLE B.fl., Leiand Stanford University,- fP.R., UJinona Lake Scfiool of Tfieology; B.D., (Tlaclay College of Theology; fTl.S.T., UJinona Labe School of Theology. Joy Rdams P. F. Boyer Ruth Douglass Dorothy Hinton Dr. Elsie S. Jenison -li ' i - ' • Lee E. Johnson Roy L. nriacPherson DR. flLDOn S. LRHG Director of the Department of Economics nno BUSinESS RDminiSTRRTIOn B.R., Baylor University,- (Tl.R., University of Iowa,- Ph.D., University of Texas. Anna Beth Parber flnnie Romberg Lois Vocfeer Dr. Rndrew flshburn Dr. Constance L. Beach Doris T. Bucb Frances H. Darden Dr. UJ illigm Dorujho Dr. Rmos L. Herold rriary Hufford Eva Hatch nTlarh Dr. Ivan L. Schuize Rgnes Trammel DR. CORPELIUSJUDD Director of the Department of GOVERnfTlEriT m.fl., Ph.D., Geo. Peobody College. Robert E. Jachson DR. LEE m. ELLISOn Director of the Department of EnCLISH .R., in.R., University of Texas,- Ph.D., University of Chicago. Dr. Paul Young (Tlarie Delleney (Tlattie L. Lacy Dorothy LaSelle Thetis Lemmon Coreen Spellman (TIRRy nriRRSHRLL Director of the Department of FinE RRTS Graduate, Pratt Institute; B.S., fTl.R., Columbia University,- Fine Rrts Di- ploma, Columbia University. Edith m. Brisac Lura m Burton Carlotta (Tl. Corpron DR. nriRX L. SHIPLEY Director of the Department of HISTORY B.R., Illinois College; (TI.R., Ph.D., University of Illinois. Harry G. Alien Sue L. Overton Dr. Dade Sparbs James Taylor DR. ERCEL EPPRIGHT Director of the Department of HomE Economics B.S., University of fTlissouri; m.S., University of Texas; Ph.D., Yale University. Dr. Grace Rugustine Helen fl. Bray DR. REBECCR SUUITZER Director of the Department of fOREIGn LflriGURGES llie George ' ' ' University of -• ' .. U. •■ ' ■ ' ' I Texas; ' I- ■ • m.R., Ph.D. f Columbia LU ' ' ■[, University. Eloisc T. Johnson Gladys nricGii, Laura (TlcLaughlin Hell (Tlorrii Lillian Benson Louis Bourdon Rosamund Deutsch (Tlaurinc Faulkner Dr. Jerome fl. fTloore UUilliom D. nrioore nriartha Sanders nriaude lUallin F. L. fTlacDOnflLD Director of the Department of jouRnflLism B.R., m.fl., University of South Do- ROta,- m.S., northwestern University,- Ph.D., University of fTlissouri. Frank C. Rigler fDary D. Taylor UUillie Lee Taylor ITIrs. Helen Underwood Pauline flcfelin Olive Halbert (Tlrs. marguerite Creighton rriadeline Canovo Era Bosweil mflRY S. BUFFUm Director of the Department of LIBRARY SCIEnCE B.Ph., State University of Iowa,- (Tl.R., University of Illinois,- University of Chicago. UUILLIRm E. JOnES Director of the Department of music rrius. Doc. Rustin College; Licentiate, Trinity College of (Tlusic, London,- Rssociate, London College of (Tlusic Private Study, flew Yorb, Chicago, Cincinnati; European Trav. and Study. DR. E. V. UUHITE Director of the Department of mRTHEfTlRTICS B.S., University of Texas; (D.R., Bay- lor University; LL.D.,Hardin-Simmons University. Sara Bernice Honea Ruth Rndrews John fTlurroy Hendricks Elizabeth Leake nriartha ITlitchell Stella Lea Owsley UU. Gibson UUalters Carl LUiesemonn Julia Lipscomb Dr. Jewell Lochhead (Tlinnie Symons fDcRuley Arthur Edward fTlacbey Dr. Lawrence H. fTloore Dr. Thomas E. Pierce Dr. Spencer Stober Dr. flnthony C. LUolvoord RICHRRDJ. TURREHTinE Director of the Department of PHILOSOPHY and EDUCflTIOn Bacfielor of Education, ITIissouri State Teacfiers College,- B.R., (Tlarionviiie College; fTl.fl., University of Texas. C. E. nORfTIRnD Director of the Department of PHYSICS B.fl., m.R., University of Texas,- Ph.D., University of California. Charles fl. fldhisson FRED UU. UUESTCOURT Director of the Department of RURAL ARTS B.S., m.S., Rgricultural and (Tlechani- cal College of Texas,- Cornell Univ. flnnES. DUGGRD Director of the Department of HEALTH and PHYSICAL EDUCATIOn B.fl., Baylor College; (Tl.fl., Ph.D., Columbia University,- University of California. (Tlary Katherine Boone Emily Hearne Cate Bonnie Cotteral Rgnes (Tlurphy Doris Peterson Hazel R. Richardson (Tlarion Rowland Roberts Evelyn Triplett Hatherine UUinte JESSIE H. HUmPHRIES Director of the Department of SOCIOLOGY B.fl., Howard Payne College,- B.fl., University of Chicago,- (Tl.R., Colum- bia University. Ruby Jo Reeves Catherine Bentinck Emory G. Horger Rrchibald (TIcLeocI (Tlary mitchell U. J. Ramsey (Tlary K. Sands Dr. C. Horton Talley ERRLC. BRYfln Director of the Department of SPEECH B.S., Kansas State Teachers College,- B.L.I., Emerson College of Oratory,- m.fl., University of Iowa,- University of UUisconsin. LILLIRn HUmPHRIES Director of the Department of Extension GEORGE G. UUELCH Cashier UJ. E. LOVELESS Rssistant Ruditor CLRUDE CRSTLEBERRY Purchasing Rgent FRRDCIS UU. EfinERSOn Registrar UU. m. LOVELESS Business fTlanager ROBERT J. GRRHER Director of Placement Bureau JOE E. REED Auditor and Treasurer MM W ' f « : ; ' m mm ' mm H - i.. C-: ' - - ' -V Cc . C - ' v- ■-■. ■ •• ' V-.- m ' j j,i ' ' -T 4?K f -• J - ' . .. i • ' t 1 — u _ r KJ . u O L. I I I n J — live in Stoddard, the goal of every girl in the regular dormitory system. Hev enough to have all the conveniences, yet old enough to have gathered many time-hallowed traditions, Stoddard will always stand as a symbol of the many activities filling a senior ' s life. flCTon fiLBERT RLBERTS m. flLEXRHDER R. RLEXflnDER RICHRRDinE RCTOn Jasper, Texas B.fl., English — Press Club; RIpha Clii, Recording Secre- tary IV; James H. Lowry Club; Le Cercle Francais; English Club; RIpha Lambda Delta; Student Rdvisory Council, Vice- President, IV; Daedalian Quorterly Staff, Literary Editor, IV. Rnn RLLER Hillsboro, Texas B.R., Vocational Home Economics — (Tlary Swartz Rose Club; Rdelphian Club; Round Table; Hill County Club, President, IV, Secretary, III. LORETTR RLBERT B.R., Library Science and English- Club; Galveston Club; Stunts, II. Galveston, Texas L ' RIIegro; German BEVERLY RRDERSOn Dallas, Texas B.S., (Tlusic Education — Chaparral Club; Odeon Club. RnniE LRURR RLBERTS Yoahum, Texas B R., English — Rlice Freeman Palmer Club. RRDR REBECCA flFIDERSOn lUeatherford, Texas B.S., (Tlusic Education and Piano — Odeon Club; Choir; Rrmy Daughters, Vice-President; S.C.R.R., Historian. nriRRGRRET RLEXRITDER Plainview, Texas 8.S., Rrt in Rdvertising — (Tlary Eleanor Brackenridge Club; Panhandle Club; Rrt Club; Y.LU.C.R.; UU.R.R. BETH RITDREUUS Greenville, Texas B.R., Foods — (Tlary Swartz Rose Club; Rlice Freeman Palmer Club, RUTH RLEXRRDER Seymour, Texas B.S., Speech — Class Treasurer, III; L ' RIIegro Club, Pres- ident, IV; Speech Club; Little Theatre; Round Table, Vice-President, IV. (TIRBEL JO RRCHER Granbury, Texas B.R., (Tlath— Philomothia Club; E. V. UJhite fTlalh Club, Parliamentarian, III, Secretary-Treasurer, IV; Student Rdvisory Council, IV. RLLEn B. RRDERSOn R. R. RRDERSOn RPDREUUS RRCHER RRmsTRonc RTCHESOn RTKinS BRCHfnfln BRGLEY rriRRy FRflnCES RRmSTROnC Houston, Texas B.R., Sociology — Chaparral Club; RIpha Chi,- RIpha Lambda Delta; Alpha Kappa Delta, Secretary-Treasurer, IV; Sociology Club; niueller Biology Club. HRTHRyn BRRROn Center, Texas B.R., Kindergarten Primary — Kindergarten Club. VERR RTCHESOn Graham, Texas B.S., Spanish— La Junta; Student Rdvisor, III, IV. SOnjR BRRTELS Taft, Texas B.S., Kindergarten Primary — Kindergarten Club; Deut- scher Verein; Corpus Christi Club; UJ.R.R.; Student Advisor. mRS. HORRCE RTKinS Rosebud, Texas B.S., Vocational Home Economics. VIRGiniR BRSKin B.S., General Home Economics. Franbston, Texas EDAR mRDRLVn BRCHITIRA Dallas, Texas B.S., Foods — Alice Freeman Palmer Club; (Tlary Sworti Rose Club; Dallas Club. JAAET ELIZABETH BEAR Kirhwood, Illinois B.S., Foods — Alpha Chi; Phi Upsilon Omicron, Treas- urer, IV; fTlary Swortz Rose Club, Secretary, III; Alice Freeman Palmer Club; Classic Choir, II; Classic and fTlodern Choirs, III. fDARy BAGLEy B.S., Vocational Home Economics. Rush, Texas THERESA BEAnETT Temple, Texas B.R., Library Science — Lowry Club; Library Science Club. BARROn BARTELS BASKin BEAR BEnnETT BERRY BISHOP BLflnSIT BLOHfn VIVfl Ffly BEnnETT Damon, Texas B.S., Kindergarten Primary — Kindergarten Club. CHFIRLOTTE BOLin Daingerfield, Texas B.fl., English— L ' RIIegro Club; Press Club, President, IV; Sociology Club; Round Table, Parliamentarian, IV; English Club; Student Advisor. GLFlDyS BERRY (Tlelissa, Texas B.S., Vocational Home Economics — (Tlary Swarlz Rose Club; UU.R.fl. CflTHERinE Bono Tulsa, Oblahoma B.S., Health and Physical Education— UU.R.fl.; Physical Education Professional Club. JflnE BISHOP Denton, Texas B.S., Vocational Home Economics — Villagers Club; Alice Freeman Palmer Club; Rainbow Club; UU.R.A; (Tlary Swartz Rose Club. rriARY FRAnCES BRAnCH nriiami, Texas B.S., Vocational Home Economics — (Tlary Swartz Rose Club. mERRELL BLflnSIT Hamilton, Texas B.S., Vocational Home Economics and Foods — (Tlary Swartz Rose Club; Chemistry Club. THEDA BRAAT UUaco, Texas B.S., Clothing— UUaco-(T1cLennan Club; Aglaian Club. DOROTHY JEAn BLOHfTI Shiner, Texas B.S., Foods— Chemistry Club, President, III and IV; (Tlary Swartz Rose Club; Aglaian Club; Phi Upsilon Omicron; Alpha Chi; Alpha Lambda Delta; Y.UU.C.A., Vice-Presi- dent, III. CHARLEAE BRRTTOH Rochelle, Texas B.S., Home Demonstration — Home Demonstration Club; Heart of Texas Club, Reporter, IV. BOLin BOnD BRAnCH BRAHT BRATTOn w f5J BREEDLOVE BRELUER BRIGGS BROUUn BRunson mRDELinE BREEDLOVE Hillsboro, Texas B.S., Vocational Home Economics — Hill County Club; fTlary Swartz Rose Club. mRRTHR BRYflriT LUhitewright, Texas B.S., Kindergarten Primary — Kindergarten Primary Club; Sociology Club; (Tlary Eleanor Bracbenridge Club; Stunts, I, II; Student ndvisor, II, III, IV. BETTYE BREUUER Dallas, Texas B.S., Business Administration — Philomathia Club; Dallas Club. nOVfi BRYRDT Denton, Texas B.S., Speech — Chaparral Club; Villagers ' Club; Speech Club; Town Representative, Student Council, III, IV. SUE BRIGGS Seymour, Texas B.S., Business Rdministration — Business and Professional UJomen ' s Club; L ' flllegro Club, Secretary, IV. DELL BUCHRHRn Saratoga, Texas B.R., Library Science — Delian Club; Library Science Club, Secretary, IV; International Relations Club; Student Rdvisor. mflRGRRET GRRDHER BROUUn Edinburg, Texas B.S., Speech and English — Valley Club; Speech Club. mRRJORIE BUCKELEUU Barstow, Texas B.S., Speech— UU.R.R.; Speech Club; Betsy Ross Club; Little Theatre; Student Rdvisor; Stunts, IV. mflRIE BRUnSOn Paris, Texas B.R., English — Rlice Freeman Palmer Club; English Club; Le Cercic Francois. nriRRIRn C. BUELL Denton, Texas B.S., Vocational Home Economics — (Tlary Swartz Rose Club. m. BRYRDT n. BRYRDT BUCHRHRn BUCKELEUU BUELL BULLRRD BUnnELL BunyflRD BURDICH BURnS LOTTIE mflRIE BULLFIRD Corpus Christi, Texas B.R. and B.S., Home Demonstration — Corpus Christi Club; Home Demonstration Club. JEnniE V. BUTTRILL UUeatherford, Texas B.S., Foods — (Tlary Swartz Rose Club. HfiZEL BUnnELL Graham, Texas B.S., Vocational Home Economics. ROSinn LEE BUXTOn Houston, Texas B.fl., English — Les Debutantes, President, II; James H. Lowry Club, Secretary, IV; English Club; Student Advisor. JElREnnE BUnVRRD Crawford, Texas B.S., Vocational Home Economics and Foods. JOSEPHinECRLRfTIE B.R., Business Rdministration. UJortham, Texas RRDIRELLE BURDICH B.S., Rpplied Design— Rrt Club. Coleman, Texas LILLIRD CRLLOUURy Rda, Oklahoma B.S., Bacteriology and Clinical Pathology. CHRISTinE BURRS Troup, Texas B.R., Intermediate Education — La Junta; Intermediate Grammar Grade Education; Chaparral Club; Baptist Stu- dent Union Council. nriERLE CRmPBELL B.S., Business Rdministration. Denton, Texas BUTTRILL BUXTOn CRLRfTIE CRLLOUURy CRfTIPBELL CflRR CflSflD CRSOn mRS. LELIRS CRRR Zephyr, Texas B.S., Vocational Home Economics — (Tlary Swarti Rose Club; UU.R.fl. ■ . l- I CHRHEy CHILDERS ivy mRy chollrr Fort UUorth, Texas B.R., Rrt Education— Rrt Club. GERTRUDE CRSRD Canutillo, Texas B.fl., Business fldministration — RIpha Lambda Delta,- RIpha Chi; El Paso Club; International Relations Club; Rglaian Club. IRERE CHRISTIRn B.S., Kindergarten Primary. UUaco, Texas HESTER RUTH CRSOD B.S., Health and Physical Education. Cleburne, Texas BILLR JOR CLRRH B.S., Business Rdministration Shreveport, Louisiana LOIS CHRPEy Dallas, Texas B.S., (Tlusic Education — Odcon Club; Rlice Freeman Palmer Club; Dallas Club; Concert (Tlistress, Symphony. fDRS. J. R. CLRyTOn B.R., Rrt Denton, Texas PRTSy LEE CHILDERS Tyler, Texas B.S., Vocational Home Economics — fTlary Eleanor Bracbenridge Club, Secretary, 111; Phi Upsilon Omicron, Chaplain, III, IV; (Tlary Swartz Rose Club; House President, Summer, I; Stunts, II; UJho ' s UJho in Rmerican Universities, III, IV; Chapel Fund fPanager, III; Student Government, Vice-President, IV; Student Council, IV; Student Rdvisor. RELLIE ELIZRBETH CLERRy Galveston, Texas B.R., mathematics— Rglaian Club; E. V. UUhite fflath Club; Latin Club; International Relations Club; Galveston Club; Round Table, IV; UU.R.R., President, IV; Baseball Rssistant manager; Badminton manager; Triton Club; Life Saving Corps; UUho ' s UJho in Rmerican Universities, IV; UJho ' s UJho in mathematics Department, IV. CHOLLRR CHRISTIRn CLRRK CLRyTOn CLERRy CORTS COBB COCHRRn COLL COLSOn DORIS JERn CORTS Tyler, Texas B.S., Journalism— Journalism Club; UU.R.fl.; Y.ULI.C.R.; Camera Club, Stunts, II, IV; Rssociate Editor Lass-O, III; Editor-in-Chief Daedalian Rnnual, IV; UJfio ' s UJho in Rmerican Universities, IV; Student Rdvisor, IV; Board of Publications, IV; Round Table. JURRDR comPTon B.S., Kindersarten Primary. Denton, Texas DOROTHY GLEnn COBB Dixon, Texas B.S., Vocational Home Economics -Rdelptiian Club; (Tlary Swartz Rose Club. miLDRED COnLEY El Paso, Texas B.S., Vocational Home Economics — International Re- lations Club; El Paso Club; fTlary Swartz Rose Club. mRRY JRHECOCHRRD B.R., English Graham, Texas - ULIR CORnOLLY El Paso, Texas B.R., B.S., Health and Physical Education— Health and Physical Education Professional Club, President, IV; El Paso Club; Lowry Club; Hewman Club, President, IV; UU.R.R. mRRIOn COLL Rrtesia, Rew friexico B.S., Vocational Home Economics — Alice Freeman Palmer Club, President, IV; fDory Swartz Rose Club; Cos- mopolitan Club. mRRY SUE CORRER Rrcher City, Texas B.S., Speech — Speech Club; House Council. miLDRED COLSOR B.R., Vocational Home Economics. Rrlington, Texas CRROLYR COX Eastland, Texas B.S., Bacteriology and Clinical Pathology — (Tlueller Biology Club; Lowry Club; RIpha Chi. comPTon CORLEY CORROLLY CORRER COX CRRDDOCK CRRUUFORD CRISUUELL CURRY DALE LUTIE E. CRRDDOCK Denton, Texas B.S., Vocational Home Economics — Betsy Ross Club; (Tlary Swarti Rose Club, Villagers ' Club, Secretary, III. ELIZABETH DRDIELS Tyler, Texas B.S., Business Rdministration — Business and Professional UJomen ' s Club; Rlice Freeman Palmer Club; fTlath Club. RHELLR CRRUUFORD B.R., Vocational Home Economics. Lewisville, Texas FRRRCES LRURIE DRRRELL Bryan, Texas B.S., Home Demonstration — Bryan Club; Home Dem- onstration Club; Rthenaeum Club. RDELE CRISUUELL Forney, Texas B.S., Speech — Lowry Club, Vice-President, IV; Speech Club; UU.R.fl.; Little Theater, HI; Children ' s Theater, II; Student Rdvisor. ROSflLIRD DRRR Eagle Pass, Texas B.S., Home Economics — Rlpha Lambda Delta; (Tlary Swartz Rose Club; La Junta; Baptist Student Union Council. ELIZRBETH CURRY Kilgore, Texas B.R., Library Science — Library Science Club. CHRRLES nriRRY DRVIDSOR Dublin, Texas B.R., Intermediate Grammar Grade Education. HRZEL JflRE DALE Blanco, Texas B.S., General Home Economics — Lowry Club, Treas- urer, III; (Tlary Swartz Rose Club; Les Debutantes; San Rn- tonio Club; Choral Club; Girl Scout Leadership; YUUCR.; Student Rdvisor. DRniELS DRRAELL DRRR BETH DAVIS Atlanta, Texas B.S., (Tlusic Education — Odeon Club; Adelphion Club- DAVlDSOn B. DAVIS H. DRVIS m, S. DflVIS DEnion DERSHIfTlER DEUPREE HRLLIE DRVIS fTlertens, Texas B.S., Vocational Home Economics — Hill County Club; mary Swartz Rose Club, UU.R.R. FRRRCES DIRL Pine BluFf, Rrkansas B.S., Business R dministration — Rlice Freeman Palmer Club; International Relations Club; Cosmopolitan Club. mflRY SUE DflVIS Brownwood, Texas B.S., Health and Physical Education— y.UU.C.R.; UU.R.R.; Stunts, I, II; Assistant manager Archery, II, III. nriflRy hell dial Tucherman, Rrfcansas B.S., Business Rdministration — (Tlary Eleanor Bracfeen- ridge Club; Business and Professional UJomen ' s Club; Cos- mopolitan Club, Vice-President, I. JERD DEPITOn Jefferson, Texas B.S., Business Administration — Vice-President Class, IV Business and Professional LUomen ' s Club, President, III Chaparral Club; La Junta; International Relations Club East Texas Club; Triton Club; UU.R.A.; UUho ' s UUho in Busi- ness Administration and Economics Department, IV; Student Advisor; Stunts, IV. RUTHA B. DRYDEn B.S., Interior Decoration- retory, IV. Robstown, Texas -Corpus Christi Club, Sec- EVELYD DERSHimER Baltimore, fTlaryland B.S., Foods— nriary Swartz Rose Club; UU.R.A ; Daugh- ter of the United States Army Club, President, IV. nriARy dudlev Brownsvii B.S., Health and Physical Education. Texas fTlRS. IREAE DEUPREE m.A., Vocational Home Economics. F. DIAL m. n. DIAL UJhitesboro, Texas VIVIRR DUKES Houston, Texas B.S., Kindergarten Primary — (Dory Eleanor Bracken- ridge Club; Kindergarten Primary Club, President, IV; Hous- ton Club; y.UU.C.R., Cabinet; Stunts, I, II; Round Table, IV; Student Advisor; House Council. DRYDED DUDLEY DUKES DUUELLE G. ERDS m. J. ERDS EDmonDson ELLinGTOn JEflnnE DUUELLE B.S., Rpplied Design- Club, Historian, IV, UJ.R.fl. y.UU.C.R.; Dallas Club. Dallas, Texas -ITlary Eleanor Bracfeenridge Publicity Director; Stunts, IV; EDRR ELLIOTT B.S., Foods. Richmond, Texas GLRDYS ERDS B.R., Sociology — Sociology Secretary, III. Club; (Tlarshall, Texas Rdelphian Club, JRHE ROBin ELLIS Hillsboro, Texas B.R., nriusic Education—Odeon Club; Hill County Club; Rdvisory Council, IV; UU.R.R.; Stunts, III, IV; College Choir, IV; College Symphony, IV. mRRy JRRE ERDS fTlarshall, Texas B.S., Kindergarten Primary — Rdelphian Club; Profess- ional Club; Kindergarten Primary. EDITH EPPRIGHT Charlotte, Texas B.R., Pre-ITled. —German Club; Rdelphian Club; Biology Club; Odeon Club; San Rntonio Club; Redbud Court, IV; nriardi Gras Court, IV; Baptist Student Union Council. jonnimflE EDmonDSon Hi B.R., Vocational Home Economics. ELIZRBETH ESTES Coalgate, Oblahoma B.S., Kindergarten Primary — Chaparral Club; Kinder- garten Primary Club, Vice-President, IV. VIRGinifl ELLIRGTOn Hacogdoches, Texas B.S., Home Economics Education — fTlary Swarti Rose Club. ELLIOTT miLDRED EUDRLY Bryan, Texas B.R., Library Science — Lowry Club, Secretary, II; Bryan Club, Reporter, IV; Library Science Club; Student Rdvisor. ELLIS EPPRIGHT ESTES EUDRLY FflUGHT FERGRD FLEETUUOOD FORD FORKE DOROTHY FRUGHT B.R., Enslish. Paris, Texas HELED FORTERBERRy Greenwood, Texas B.fl., Library Science — Rslaian Club, Rdvisory Coun- cil; Library Science Club, Vice-President, IV. jOHnniE FERGfln B.S., Kindergarten-Primary. RRLEHE FOSTER B.S., F ealth and Physical Education. Galveston, Texas RUTH FLEETUUOOD Hearne, Texas B.S.. Kindergarten-Primary — Philomathian Club; Odeon Club; Kindergarten Primary Club. LRURR ELEflnOR FOX Grapeland, Texas B.S., Rrt in Rdvertising and Industry — Rrt Club. FLOREnCE FORD B.R. Vocational Home Economics. Dayton, Texas DOROTHY FRflnKLin Jourdanton, Texas B.R., Journalism — Les Debutantes; Journalism Club; UU.R.fl.; Outing Club, manager. III; Lass-O Staff, Business (Tlanager, IV, Sports Editor, III and IV; Daedalian Annual Staff, Sports Editor, IV. LOUISE FORKE B.S., Journalisn league, lexas mRRY CRTHRYn FULLERTOPl B.R., English. Taylor, Texas FORTERBERRY FOSTER FOX FRflriKLin FULLERTOn GflinES GflLLRUURy GRLLIHflR J. fl. GflLLOUUfly m. GRLLOUUfly ELIZABETH GflinES Rosers, Rrhansas RUTH GRRDHER B.S., Journalism — Journalism Club, Secretary-Treasurer,- B.R., Enslish. Press Club; Lass-O, Sports Editor, III, Associate Editor, IV. Dallas, Texas ELSIBETH GALLAUUAY B.A., Library Science. Laneville, Texas mYRTLE GEBERT Schulenburs, Texas B.A., Library Science — Library Science Club, Treas- urer, IV; Student Advisor; Student Assistant, IV. DOROTHY JEAnnE GALLIHAR Fort UUorth, Texas B.S., Public School music— Fort UUorth Club. PAULEAE GEHTRY Justin, Texas B.R., Pre-med.— nriueller Biolosy Club. JEfln AnnE GRLLOUURY Port Rrthur, Texas B.S., Speech — RIpha Lambda Delta; RIpha Chi; Lowry Club; Little Theatre; Speech Club, Secretary, IV. JRHIE GEORGE Rrdmore, Ohiahoma B.S., (Tlusic Education — Odeon Club; Cosmopolitan Club; L ' Rllegro Club; Stunts, II; Student Council, I; Resi- dential Council, President, I. mflRIE GRLLOUURY Eastland, Texas BESSIE GHEEH B.R., Spanish — Press Club, Secretary-Treasurer, IV; B.S. English Eastland County Club; Y.UU.C.R.; La Junto. Booker, Texas GflROnER GEBERT GERTRY GEORGE GHEEH GIDEOn GILLIflfTl GIPSOn GOOSEY GOUUEn lOnE GIDEOn Terrell, Texas B.S., Religious Service— LU.R.fl.; Student Rdvisory Council, IV. ELERnOR GROVES B.fl., Library Science. Heth, flrfeansas ELIZABETH GILLIRm Rthens, Texas B.S., Hindergarten-Primary — Kindergarten Primary Club; Speech Club. REVILLE GRAY Dallas, Texas B.R., Foods, — (Tlary Swartz Rose Club, President, IV; L ' RIIegro, Treasurer, IV; Dallas Club. IRERE GIPSOn Rice, Texas B.S., Business Rdministration — Delion Club; Council of Religious Activities. SHIRLEY GRAY Roscoe, Texas B.S., Vocational Home Economics. LOUISE GOOSBY Goldthwaite, Texas B.S., Business Administration — Business and Professional UUomen ' s Club. (TIARTHA GOUUEn (Tlemphis, Tennessee B.A., Library Science — Delian Club; Cosmopolitan Club; Library Science Club. LA nORA GREEn S Davidson, Oklahoma i.S., Vocatiorwl Home Eronomici. GROVES n. GRAY D. GRIFFin m. G. GRIFFin S. E. GRIFFin GROGnn GUinn DORIS GRIFFin mercedes, Texas B.R., English and History — Ripha Chi, Corresponding Secret:!ry, IV; Alpha Lambda Delta, Rdelphian Literary Club, Secretary, IV; English Club; Rio Grande Valley Club, President, II; Round Table, II; Student Rdvisor. JERnnE GUnn Beaumont, Texas B.R., English — Class Treasurer, II; RIpha Lambda Delta; Philomathia Litarary Club; Daedalian Quarterly, Editor, IV, Litarary Editor, III; Press Club, Vice-President, IV; UUho ' s UJho in Rmerican Universities and Colleges, IV; UUho ' s LUho in the Department of English, IV; Stunts, I, II, IV; Board of Publications, IV. fTIRRIRn GRYLE GRIFFin UUichita Falls, Texas B.n. end B.S., Speech— Speech Club; Betsy Ross Club; Little Theatre, IV ELISR GUSIRE fTlontevideo, Uruguay, S. R. B.R., Speech— OJ.R.R.; Speech Club; Spanish Club. SHIRLEY ETRR GRIFFin Sylvester, Texas B.S., Vocational Home Economics — fTlary Swartz Rose Club; UU.R.R. SRRRH HELER HfllLEY B.S., Home Demonstration- Sociology Club. La Rue, Texas -Home Demonstration Club; ITIRRGRRET GROGfin Bloomburg, Texas B.S., Kindergarten-Primary Education — Kindergarten- Primary Club; UU.R.R.; Alice Freeman Palmer Club. mURIEL HALEY Laredo, Texas B.A., Spanish — La Junta, IV; Foreign Language Ad- visors, Chairman, IV; Advisory Council, Secretary, IV. ALICE GUinn Cushing, Texas B.A., Library Science — Library Science Club. Annn lee hall B.S., (Tlusic Education. Teague, Texas Gunn GUSinE HAILEY HALEY R. L. HRLL G. HALL E. L. HflmiLTOn V. L. HRmiLTOn UJaxahachie, Texas HRfTILETT GLflDYS HALL B.A., Sociology. mARIE HAHEY B.A., Library Science. HAmmons Roscoe, Texas EDHA LOUISE HRmiLTOn Houston, Texas B.S., Home Demonstration — Home Demonstration Club. JACKIE HARBISOn Brecbenridge, Texas B.S., Business Administration. VELfTlA LEE HRmiLTOn mcCasbill, Arkansas B.S., Vocational Home Economics. mARY FRAnCES HARPER Prosper, Texas B.S., Interior Decoration — International Relations Club; Delian Club,- Education Club; UU.R.A.; Triton Club; Student Advisor, III. VIRGiniR HAfTlLETT Denton, Texas B.S., Art Education — Camera Club; Art Club; Delian Club. fTlAVIS HARRIHGTOn B.A., History. Coppell, Texas mARZEE HRfnmOnS Taylor, Texas GLUYAE HARRIS Blooming Grove, Texas B.S., Kindergarten-Primary — Delian Club; Kindergarten- B.A., Business Administration. Primary Club; Bell County Club; Villagers ' Club. HAREY HARBISOn HARPER HARRIRGTOR HARRIS HRRRISOn HflRTLEY HRRVEY HRSTinCS HfllUKES LUERnfl HfiRRISOn B.n., English. Jasper, Texas DOROTHY LEE HflUJKinS mcnilen, Texas B.R., Primary Education — Rio Grande Valley Club, President, IV; Round Table,- Hindergarten-Primary Club,- Rdelphian Club, Treasurer, IV. BETH HflRTLEY Blooming Grove, Texas B.S., Health and Physical Education — La Junta,- Delian Club; Alpha Lambda Delta; RIpha Chi; Health and Physi- cal Education Professional Club, Recording Secretary, III; UU.R.R., Historian, IV. mOZELLE HRYS B.S., Business Rdministration. Bonham, Texas v :- nriRRGflRET HRRVEY B.S., Elementary Education. Corsicana, Texas ELIZRBETH RRP HERRD Belton, Texas B.R., Speech — (Tlary Eleanor Bracfeenridge Club, Presi- dent, IV; Little Theatre; Bell County Club; Rthenaeum; Speech Club; Rational Collegiate Players, Secretary, IV; Advisory Council; Stunts, II, III, IV; Daedalian Rnnual Staff, Drama Editor, IV. Rnn HRSTIRGS B.S., Vocational Home Economics. ina, Te IRERE HERDRICKS B.S., Vocational Home Economics. Roscoe, Texas ELLEn HRUUKES B.S., Public School music. Flatonia, Texas EVR HOPE HERDRIX Denton, Texas B.R., English — Library Science Club; Sociology Club. HRUUKIRS HRYS HERRD HERDRICKS HERDRIX HEnSLEE HERO HICHS HILL Hinos FRRDCES HEnSLEE Farmersville, Texas JUSTIHE HOCUTT B.S., Vocational Home Economics — Delian Club, (Tlary BR. and B.S., Swcrtz Rose Club, Phi Upsilon Omicron. Swartz Rose Club. Vocational Home Flint, Texas Economics — (Tlary SUSFinnE HERO Houston, Texas B.S., Business Administration — Rdelphian Club,- Round Table,- Business and Professional UJomen ' s Club,- Houston Club, Secretary, II, President, IV,- Stunts, I, II. LUCILLE LR DELLE HODGE Electro, Texas B.S., Business Rdministration — ITlary Eleanor Bracken- ridse Club; (Tlath Club,- UJ.R.R.,- UUichita Club, Secretary- Treasurer, IV. JO FRRnCEHIR HICHS Health and Physical Education. Paris, Texas miLDRED HODGES Denton, Texas B.S., (Tlusic Education — Villagers ' Club,- Betsy Ross Club, Odeon Club. EDRR HILL UUiergate, Texas B.S., rriusic Education Rglaian Club, President, IV,- Student Rdvisor. niTR HinDS Tye, Texas B.R., Journalism — Class Secretary, II, (Tlary Eleanor Brackenridge Club, Theta Sigma Phi, President, IV,- Press Club, Vice-President, III,- Journalism Club, Secretary-Treas- urer, III, Abilene Club, Odeon Club,- Chapel Fund fTlanager, III, Lass-O Editor-in-Chief, IV, Associate Editor Lass-O, III,- Society Editor Lass-O, III,- UUho ' s UUho in Rmerican Univer- sities, III, IV, UUho ' s UJho in Journalism Department, IV,- Student Council, IV, Rdvisory Council, Student Rdvisor,- Stunts, I, II, III, Ruthor, I, II, Co-Director, III,- Delegate to national Convention Theta Sigma Phi, Los Rngeles Summer, III; College Symphony Orchestra, I, II; Board of Publications, IV; Round Table. LORIETTR HOLEKAmP Comfort, Texas B.S., (Tlusic Education — Odeon Club; James H. Lowry Club; Round Table; DeutscherVerein, President, IV, Secre- tary-Treasurer, III. JI(D(T1IE HOLLAAD B.S., Home Economics- Itasca, Texas -friary Swartz Rose Club. HOCUTT HODGE HODGES HOLEKAmP HOLLAFID E. J. HOLLOUURY R. HOLLOUUfiy HOLfTlES HOLT HOOKS EFFIE JO HOLLOUURy Donna, Texas B.S., Vocational Home Economics — Hlary Swartz Rose Club, Captain, III, Secretary, IV; Philomathia Literary So- ciety, Treasurer, III, Secretary, IV; Sociology Club; Rio Grande Valley Club; President, Sayers Hall, II; Student Council, II; Chairman of Representatives from Home Eco- nomics Department on Student Rdvisory Council, IV. DOROTHY HOOTER Daingerfield, Texas B.S., Foods — fTlary Swartz Rose Club. ROBBIE HOLLOUURY Oafewood, Texas B.S., Vocational Home Economics — fTlary Swartz Rose Club; UU.R.R. UUiniFRED HOPHIRS Silsbee, Texas B.R., Business Administration — fTlary Eleanor Brack- enridge Club; Business ond Professional UJomen ' s Club; Student Assistant, III, IV. ELIZABETH HOLfTlES Bryan, Texas B.S., Business Rdministration — Bryan Club; Rainbow Girls Club; B usiness and Professional UJomen ' s Club. mRRGRRET HUDGIRS UJharton, Texas B.S., Business Rdministration — fTlary Eleanor Brach- enridge Club, Treasurer, II. HRTHRYR ELIZABETH HOLT Son Augustine, Texas B.S., Kindergarten-Primary Education — Rglaian Club, Kindergarten Club. JRRE HUSTOR HUDSOR Little Roch, Arbansas B.S., Speech — Cosmopolitan Club; Press Club; Chap- arral Club; Speech Club; Little Theatre. FRARCES HOOKS Crocbett, Texas B.S., General Home Economics — Philomathia Literary Club; fTlary Swartz Rose Club. ELIZRBETH HUFFHIRES Richardson, Texas B.S., Vocational Home Economics — fTlary Swartz Rose Club; Rlice Freeman Palmer Club. HOOTER HOPKIRS HUDGIRS HUDSOR HUFFHIRES HULfln HUDT IRBY isom jflCKSon VERHR HULfln Slocum, Texas EUGEHIR JRmfllL Houston, Texas B.S., Vocational Home Economics — Rdelphian Club; B.S., Foods — fTlary Swartz Rose Club; James H. Lowry fPary Swartz Rose Club. Club. mflRy HELED HURT Bracbettville, Texas B.R., English— Rdelphian Club; English Club. LEOnfl JRmESOn Dougherty, Texas B.S., Foods — fTlary Swartz Rose Club. DIXIE IRBY Rmarillo, Texas B.R., Spanish — La Junta,Vice-President, III; Le Cercle Francois; UJ.R.R.; Professional Club; James H. Lowry; Student Rdvisor; Spanish Chorus. JRRICE JRRmRH Pine BluFf, Rrkonsas B.S., Vocational Home Economics — Chaparral, Pres- ident, IV; y.UU.C.R.; UU.R.R.; Cosmopolitan Club, Presi- dent, III; (Tlary Swartz Rose Club; Round Table, Treasurer, IV; Stunts, I, II; Student Rdvisor, II, III, IV. FRIEDR ISOm B.S., Business fidministration. Denton, Texas JRRE JESSE B.S., Kindergarten-Primary. Quanah, Texas CLRRR JRCKSOR B.S., Home Demonstration. jflmRiL JRfTIESOn Rbilene, Texas HELER JOHRSOR B.S., Sociology. JRRfflRR Keatchie, Louisi ana JESSE JOHRSOR n. JOHnson jOHnsTon jonES JUDKinS JUSTin nRDCy JOHnson Henderson, Texas B.S., Speech — friary Eleanor Brachenridge Club; Speech Club; Little Theatre. mnRYHEEn Aubrey, Texas B.S., Home Economics and Education — Home Demon- stration,- Twin Club. JEnn JOHHSTOn Tenaha, Texas B.S., Vocational Home Economics — (Tlary Swartz Rose Club. miLDRED KEEn B.S., Clothing— Twin Club, Rubrey, Texas CHRISTinE JOnES B.S., Kindergarten-Primary. Port Rrthur, Texas uuiLmn HEEn B.S., Kindergarten-Primary. Aubrey, Texas mny beth judkirs B.S., Business Administration. midland, Texas mARY Ann KELLER Electro, Texas B.S., Business Administration — Aglaian Club; (Tlath Club; Business and Professional UUomen ' s Club; Student Advisor. CHRISTinE JUSTin Vernon, Texas COnSTAACE KELLY Reagan, Texas B.S., Vocational Home Economics — Delian Literary B.S., Business Administration — Atheneaum, Secretary, Club, (Tlary Sworti Rose Club; UJ.R.A. Ill, Vice-President, IV; LURA.; Business and Professional UUomen ' s Club, Vice-President. fTIARYKEEn miLDRED KEEA UUILmA KEEA HELLER KELLY ' a aJ nie HEHEIPP J. KEnnEDY m. RKEnnEDY KEDT KIBLinCER BETTY LOU KEHEIPP Carrollton, Texas B.S., Rrt in Advertising — Class Representative, III; fTlary Eleanor Brachenridge Club, Art Club, Le Cercle Francaise,- Secretary of Student Body, IV; Student Council, III and IV; Class Stunts, I, II, and IV; fTlardi Gras Court, III; fTlardi Gras Queen, IV; Student Advisor, II, III, IV; Secretary of Brackenridge Hall, III; Red Bud Princess, IV; UUho ' s UUho Among Students in American Colleges and Universities, IV. BEULAH HIDSOn Houston, Texas B.S., Kindergarten-Primary — Kindergarten-Primary Club; Dallas Club; UU.R.A.; Houston Club. JERLIHE KEnnEDY Atlanta, Texas B.S., Vocational Home Economics — fTlary Eleanor Brachenridge Club; (TIary Swarti Rose Club; East Texas Club; Advisor, IV. HflLLYE KinES Terrell, Texas B.A., Library Science — Library Science Club; James H. Lowry Club. fTIARY ALICE KEnHEDY Atlanta, Texas B.S., Vocational Home Economics -fTlary Eleanor Brachenridge Club; fPary Swartz Rose Club; East Texas Club, Vice President, IV. rriRRY A. KinnEBREUU B.A., Business Administratioi Professional UJomen ' s Club; Delian Club Sealy, Texas Alpha Chi; Business and mARY FRAnCISKEHT B.S., Kindergarten-Primary. Denton, Texas HEVR LEE KIRKPATRICK La Veto, Colorado BR. and B.S., Bacteriology and Clinical Pathology — H. J. fTlueller Biology Club; (Tlary Eleanor Brachenridge Club; Cosmopolitan Club; German Club; Heart of Texas Club; Student Advisory Council, IV; Advisor, III, IV. JURHITA KIBLIAGER Abbott, Texas B,S. Vocational Home Economics — fTlary Swartz Rose Club; Hill County Club. VEHDETTR KLIRGLESmiTH KIDSOn KinES KinnEBREUJ KIRKPRTRICK KLIHGLESmiTH HOY KURFEES LRin LRIR LRIRD mflRlfln CLflIRE KOy Sealy, Texas B.S., Vocational Home Economics — Rslaian Club, Vice-President, IV, (Tlary Swartz Rose Club, Treasurer, IV; Phi Upsilon Omicron, Historian, IV,- RIpha Lambda Delta,- Danforth Rward, ' 38. DORIS LflmB B.S., Vocational Home Economics. Edinburg, Texas ELIZRBETH KURFEES Plainview, Texas B.S., Intermediate Grammar Grade Education — In- termediate Grammar Grade Education Club,- Student Rd- visor. III. nriRRTHR LRRGFORD Big Sandy, Texas B.S., Hindergorten-Primary — Kindergarten-Primary Club. CHRISTIRE LRin Ft. UUorth, Texas B.R., Library Science — Library Science Club. JOHnny LRRUE nevoda, Texas B.S., Vocational Home Economics — ITIary Swartz Rose Club. JULIfl LRIR Lubbocb, Texas B.R., English — (Tlary Eleanor Brochenridge Club,- Stunts, I and II. CHRISTELLE LRTHER Thornton, Texas B.S., Vocational Home Economics. FRRnCES LRIRD Ada, Ofelahoma B.R. and B.S., Rrt in Rdvertising — Cosmopolitan Club,- UU.R.R.,- Golf Club; Student Rdvisor, IV LRnriB LRRGFORD SYDOLIR LEHTZ Red Rocfe, Texas B.R., English— RIpha Lambda Delta; Rlpha Chi, Treas- urer, IV; English Club, Vice-President, IV; Rdelphian Club, President, IV; Press Club; Round Table, IV; UU.R.R.; Stu- dent Rdvisor; Stunts, Ruthor, IV. LRRUE LRTHER LEDTZ LEUUIS m. LOCHRIDGE n. LOCHRIDGE LORimER LOVELRCE VIRGiniR LEUUIS Gainesville, Texas B.S., Speech— Little Theatre, IV, Speech Club. flLinE LOUU San Augustine, Texas B.S., Business Administration. nriRRTHfl H. LOCHRIDGE Austin, Texas B.fl., Library Science — Lowry Club,- Library Science Club; International Relations Club. mODEnfl LO ' JUE Arlington, Texas B.S., Speech — Adelphian Club; flotional Collegiate Players; Speech Club; Stunts, IV. AAACy BLAnCHE LOCHRIDGE Cleburne, Texas B.S., Art in Advertising— E. V. UUhite (Tlathematics Club. HELL LOUURY Cooper, Texas B.S., Vocational Home Economics — Phi Upsilon Om- icron, Vice-President, IV; Alpha Lambda Delta; Philomo- thia Club, Vice-President, IV; (Tlary Swartz Rose Club. HELEPl rriARGARET LORIfTIER Ft. UUorth, Texas B.A., English— Adelphian, Vice-President, III; Fort UUorth Club, President, IV; English Club, President, IV; y.uu.c.A. mARlSA LUSIRRDO fTlontevideo, Uruguay, S. A. B.S., Health and Physical Education — Dance Club; UU.R.A.; Life-Saving Corps; International Relations Club; Spanish Club; Triton Club; Sailing Club. BEVERLY FERA LOVELACE Vernon, Texas CALVR fTlcCURDY Decatur, Texas B.S., Vocational Home Economics — (Tlary Swartz B.S., Vocational Home Economics — (Tlary Swartz Rose Club. (TlcCURDY mcDERmOTT nricHinnon mcLEmoRE mRLonE FRfinCES mcDERfnOTT Cameron, Texas B.R., Business fldminislralion — flglaian Club; Business and Professional UJomen ' s Club; Spanish Club. FRflnCES ERnESTinE mflnCOLD meridian, Texas B.S., Foods — Rthenoeum Club; fDary Swartz Rose Club; Rdvisory Council. JOECILE mcDOUUELL Center, Texas B.fl., Library Science — Library Science Club. DRISy DEfln mflnninC Richland, Texas B.R., English— Betsy Ross Club; English Club. mRmiE rriERLE mcHinnOn Kirbyvllle, Texas B.S., Vocational Home Economics. mRUDEEH mRRTHfl fTlflRKS Barfeer, Texas B.S., Speech — Speech Club; Betsy Ross Club; Houston Club; La Junta Club; Little Theatre; Stunts, I, II, III. mRRGRRET fTlcLEmORE Sulphur Springs, Texas B.S., Business fldministratiion — Philomathia Club, Par- liamentarian, IV. CHRROLETTE fTlflSOn Farmersville, Texas B.S., Business Rdministration — Business and Professional LUomen ' s Club; Delian Club. mRRy KRTE nriRLonE B.S., Business Rdministration. fTlcHinney, Texas VELfTlR JO mRSOn Rolan, Texas B.S., General Home Economics — Heart of Texas Club President, IV; fDary Swartz Rose Club; Round Table. mRRGOLD (DRnninG fTlRRKS c. mRson V. J. nriRson mflTTinGLy mEEKS mETCfiLFE miLLER miLLS fTlRRy BOYD mRTTinGLY B.S., Vocational Home Economics. GLRDysmonniER B.S., Vocational Home Economics. Dallas, Texas mRRJORIE E. nriEEKS Hot Sprinss, Rrbansas BR. and B.S., Foods, Chemistry — Chemistry Club, Vice- President, III, Cosmopolitan Club; y.UU.C.R.; UU.R.R.,- fTlary Swartz Rose Club. GEHEVR mOORE San Rnselo, Texas B.S., Vocational Home Economics — Student Council, Summer, III; UU.R.R.; fPary Swartz Rose Club; Heart oF Texas Club; Student Advisor. JOSEPHIRE LOUISE fTlETCRLFE Elgin, Texas B.R., Library Science — Delian Club, President, II; Les Debutantes; Le Cercle Francois; Library Science Club; Round Table; y.UU.C.R. Cabinet; Council of Religious Rctivities, Advertising ITlanager, II. VIRGiniR LEE mOORE Hemp, Texas B.S., (Tlusic Education — Odeon Club; Stunts, II and III; Choir I and IV. mRRy DEE miLLER ' Greenville, Texas B.R.; English— Rlice Freeman Palmer Club; English ' Jrj miLDRED miLLS Caldwell, Texas ■ ' . B.S., (Tlusic Education — Odeon Club; Rdelphian Club. V I ' monniER HflTHRyn mORRIS Rddison, Texas B.S., Vocational Home Economics — (Dary Swartz Rose Club. (TlRRGflRET fTIORRISS UUichita Falls, Texas B.S., Journalism — UUichita Club; Journalism Club. mORRIS mORRISS mULLER muRCHison VIVfl mULLER B.S., Art in Rdvertising— Rrt Club. Coi mmerce, lexas , Te mURPHY mURRELL RGHES nflSH B.S., Vocational Home Economics. myERS Jacbsboro, Texas DOROTHY mURCHISOn Farmersville, Texas B.S., Business Rdminlstration — flglaian Club; Business and Professional LUomen ' s Club; Speech Club. FLOREnCE mRRGRRET HEILL Little Rock, Rrkansas B.R., English — English Club; International Relations Club. DOROTHY LOUISE mURPHY Houston, Texas B.S. and B.R., Kindergarten Primary — Houston Club; Kindergarten Primary Club. JESSIE LER nELSOn Hutto, Texas B.S., Kindergarten-Primary — Delian Club, Vice-Presi- dent, IV; UU.R.fl.; Student Rdvisor; Kindergarten-Primary Club. ELIZRBETH fTlURRELL Gainesville, Texas B.R., Library Science — Library Science Club; Latin Club. mYRLEHE nERREn Tyler, Texas BR. and B.S., fTlusic Education— Odeon Club; Choir College Symphony; Stunts, III, IV. FRRnCES mYERS Gordonville, Texas B.R., Library Science — (Tlathematics Club, Vice-Pres- ident, III, President, IV; Rlice Freeman Palmer Club, Vice- President, IV; Round Table; UU.R.R. RRSH REILL ELRIRE niCHOLS B.R., mathematics— Dallas E. V. UUhite mathematics Club. RELSOn nERRED Club; Dallas, Texas Chemistry Club; niCHOLS x a - m% r ' -- 1 1 s H ■■ ' « I V B H ' mi 4 l y fli j.. ■ ■ m.- ' s . ...=- IBltoJF - U B -«Kil; ' 1 ...V -,gMl rW •% ' p ' ' A. IfjV- r ■ N H F - t ■1 . i M nOBLES nOEL nORRELL OGILVIE J. OLIVER RUDREY nOBLES B.S., Public School music. Deport, Texas mflRY LOUISE OLIVER Buffalo, Texas B.fl., Business Rdministration — Spanish Club; y.UJ.C.R.; Business and Professional LUomen ' s Club. (DRRTHR SUE ROEL B.R., Bacteriology. Hedley, Texas mRDIE m. PRRH B.R., Business Rdministration- UUorth Club; Rainbow Club. Fort UJorth, Texas -flglaian Club; Fort VIRGIRIR nORRELL UUheaton, Illinois B.R., Zoology — Cosmopolitan Club; Biology Club, Treasurer, III, Vice-President, IV; Girl Scout Leadership Club, Treasurer, III; Rthenaeum Club, President, IV; Round Table; Student Advisor; Stunts, II; German Club. DRPHRE PRRKER Temple, Texas B.S., Commercial Rrt— y.UJ.C.R.; Rrt Club; Stunts, II and III; Lass-O Cartoonist, IV; Bell County Club; Les Debu- tantes; UJ.R.R. mRRTHR OGILVIE Houston, Texas B.S., Physical Education — Life Saving Corps, President, I; Triton Club, Secretary-Treasurer, III. DOROTHY PRULIRG Hillsboro, Texas B.S., Speech— Philomathia Club; Speech Club; Hill County Club. JRRE OLIVER B.R., Library Science. LUinters, Texas DOROTHY JRRE PERRSOR UUichita Falls, Texas B.S., Vocational Home Economics — Rglaian Club, Treas IV. m. OLIVER PRRH PRRKER PRULIRG PERRSOR PEEK PERHinS PERRY PETTY PHEDIX mflXEnE PEEK Clarfesville, Texas B.S., Business Rdministration — Rdelphian Club, Vice- President, III. fTlRRY PHILLIPS Denton, Texcs B.S., Vocational Home Economics — Villagers ' Club, Secretary, IV, (Tlary Swartz Rose Club. BETTIE DORIS PERHinS mcKinney, Texas B.S., Art Education and Art in Advertising— ID. R.fl.; Business and Professional UJomen ' s Club; Y.UJ.C.fl. PEARL JEAnnE PHILLIPS Houston, Texas B.A., Zoology — Houston Club, Secretary, III, German Club, Vice-President, III; Biology Club; Athenaeum Club, Secretary, IV; Student Council of Religious Activities, Vice- President, III, Treasurer, IV; Sailing Club. BEnniE PERRY Greenville, Texas B.R., Vocational Home Economics. DESSA PIERCE UUinnsboro, Texas B.S., Vocational Home Economics — ITIary Swartz Rose Club; Ptii Upsilon Omicron; Alpfia Ctii. miLDRED PETTY Corsicana, Texas B.A., Spanisfi — La Junta Club, Vice-President, IV; Alpha Lambda Delta; Student Advisors ' Council. LOIS PinSOn Fomey, Texas B.S., music— Class Secretary, Summer, ' 38; Y.UU.C.A.; Odeon Club; College Choir; Stunts, I, II, and IV; Soloist with College Symphony, III. GLADYS PHEniX B.S., Business Administration. Prosper, Texas m. PHILLIPS P. PHILLIPS mRRY LOU PLAXCO Decatur, Texas B.S., Costume Design — Villagers ' Club; Philomathia Club; Art Club; UU.R.R.; Student A dvisor; Daedalian An- nual Staff, Art Editor, IV. PIERCE pinscn PLAXCO POLH ponD POUULEDGE PRRTT QUfiTTLEBRUm DfllSy ELLEn POLH Pharr, Texas B.S., (Tlusic Education— Odeon Club, Secretary, IV, Rio Grande Valley Club, Vice-President, IV, Rdelphian Club; College Choir. LUREHE RRPDOLPH UUinnsboro, Texas B.S., Vocational Home Economics. OLETR fTlRE PORD Borser, Texas B.S., Vocational Home Economics — (Tlary Swartz Rose Club; UU.R.R. VERR DOROTHy RRV Dallas, Texas BR., Library Science — (Tlary Eleanor Brachenridge Club; Library Science Club; Dallas Club. mRRy POUULEDGE Denton, Texas B.S., Speech — Rational Collegiate Players; Speech Club; Betsy Ross Club, Secretary, IV; Stunts, I and III. PflTRICIR RERGRn Springfield, nriissouri B.S., Vocational Home Economics. (TlRRy RELL PRRTT Ferris, Texas B.S., Kindergarten-Primary — Betsy Ross Club; Kinder- garten-Primary Club; y.UJ.C.R. miLDRED REDDICK Dallas, Texas B.R., History and English— LU.R.fl.; Dallas Club; English Club; Student Council, II, III, IV; Student Rdvisor; Lemon Cup, II, and III; Stunts, II. finnETTE QURTTLEBflUm B.R., Elementary Education. RRRDOLPH Roy UJoodson, Texas ESTELLE D. REESE Clifton, Texas B.S., Kindergarten-Primary — Sociology Club; Kinder- garten-Primary Club. RERGRn REDDICK REESE .-- ' n REID RIDDLE ODESSA REID UUaco, Texas B.R., Kindersarten-Primary — Kindergarten-Primary Club; UUaco-nricLennan County Club; President, IV, Round Table. BEULRH BEE ROBERTSOD B.S., Business Administration LUCILLE RIDDLE Davis, Oklahoma B.S., General Science — Rdelphian Club; French Club. ELIZABETH TEfTIPLE ROBERTSOH Austin, Texas B.A., Journalism — Junior Class President, III; Student Body President, IV; L ' Allegro Club; Round Table; Theta Sigma Phi; Journalism Club; Student Advisory Council; LUho ' s UJho in American Universities, III and IV; Lass-O Staff, Associate Editor, III; Stunts, I, II, and IV. EVRAGELinE RILEY Dallas, Texas B.S., Speech — fDary Eleanor Bracbenridge Club; Dallas Club; Speech Club; Little Theatre. rriARy frrhces ROBinson merlin, Texas B.S., music Education— L ' Allegro Club; Y.ULI.C.A.; Sailing Club; Odeon Club, Vice-President, IV; Stoddard House Secretary, IV; Student Advisor. mRRY EDIIfl RILEY B.R., History. Coleman, Texas ROBBIE ROBinson B.S., Business Administration. Prairie Lea, Texas flnnfl PAUL ROBBins B.S., Hindergorten-Primary. Reagan, Texas JOEL ROBISOn La Grange, Texas B.S., Business Administration — (Tlary Eleanor Bracb- enridge Club, Vice-President, III; Business and Professional UUomen ' s Club; Stoddard House President, IV; Student Council; Stunts, I and IV; Student Advisor. B. ROBERTSOn E. ROBERTSOn m. ROBinson R. ROBinson ROBISOn ROSS RUHmnnn RUSHinG m, RUSSELL ELIZRBETH ROSS Dallas, Texas B.S., Intermediate Grammar Grade Education — Dallas Club; Intermediate Grammar Grade Education Club; Inter- national Relations Club; Biology Club; Student Advisor; Stunts, II; Advisory Council. LRVERn SALYER B.S., Business Administration. R. RUSSELL Overton, Texas ELIZABETH ELEAHOR RUHfTlAnn UUaco, Texas B.S., Business Administration — Philomothia Club; UUaco- nricLennon County Club, Vice-President, IV; y.UU.C.A.; Secretary, III; Religious Council, III. HAZEL SCHERTZ B.S., Business Administration Hrum, Texas EVALIE RUSHIAG Lott, Texas B.A., History — Adelphian Club; International Rela- tions Club; B.S.U. Council; Student Council. JEAnnETTE SCHLOTTfTIAnn Gonzales, Texas B.S., Health and Physical Education— UJ.R. A.; Health and Physical Education Professional Club; Fencing Club; Dance Club, Secretary, I, II, President, III, and IV; Triton Club, Secretary, II; Fitzgerald House Secretary, IV; Student Advisory Council, Secretary, IV; Stunts, II and IV; UJho ' s UUho in Physical Education, IV. mATAmRY RUSSELL fTlart, Texas B.A., Sociology — Sociology Club, Secretary, IV. . ROSALIE RUSSELL Sherman, Texas ■ . , ' S.S., Kindergarten-Primcry — Hindergarten-Primary Club; UU.R.A.; Y.UU.C.A. ' A- ' ' SALYER LOUISE SCHmiDT B.S., Business Administration. Troup, Texas RUTH SCHmUCHER UUinnie, Texas B.S., Vocational Home Economics. SCHERTZ SCHLOTTfTlAnn SCHmiDT SCHmUCHER SHFIFER SHflUU SHEPPflRD SHERROD R. SHIELD ELEflnOR JOY SHflFER San Benito, Texas B.fl., Library Science — Rio Grande Valley Club, Secre- tary,- Library Science Club. BESS SHIELD Santa Anna, Texas B.S., Health and Physical Education — (Tlary Eleanor Brackenridse Club; Health and Physical Education Pro- fessional Club; UU.R.fl.; Triton Club; Life Saving Corps; Stunts, I and II; Class Yell Leader, II. ELOUISE SHflUU B.S., Vocational Home Economics UJeatherford, Texas mflRlfln SHORT B.fl., English. De Leon, Texas fTIRS. ERfTlfl SHEPPflRD B.S., Vocational Home Economics. Denton, Texas JERRY RflY SIELSKI Laredo, Texas B.fl., Foods— La Junta; Y.UU.C.fl.; Chaparral Club; (Tlory Swartz Rose Club; Stunts, 1, II, III, and IV; Inter- national Relations Club; Student fldvisor. nELLYE BELL SHERROD El Paso, Texas B.fl., Sociology — El Paso Club, Secretary, III; Spanish Club; Sociology Club. CflTHERinE Simons Edna, Texas B.S., Vocational Home Economics — flipha Lambda Delta; Phi Upsilon Omicron; fTlary Swartz Rose Club. flnnfl LEIGH SHIELD Brady, Texas B.S., Vocational Home Economics — Heart of Texas Club, President, II, II I; fTiary Swartz Rose Club; Round Table. mflRlfln Simpson Grand junction, Colorado B.fl., Costume Design — mary Eleanor Brcchenridge Club; flrt Club, President, IV; Round Table; Stunts, IV. B. SHIELD SHORT SIELSHI Simons m. Simpson MM n. Simpson SKinnER SmRLL B. smiTH D. smiTH nflTflLIE Simpson Dallas, Texas B.S. and B.n., Speech— Betsy Ross Club, Vice-Presi- dent, IV; Speech Club; national Collegiate Players, Presi- dent, IV; Round Table; Student FIdvisor; Extemporaneous Speaking Contest, III; Little Theatre. GERflLDIHE SmiTH Port Arthur, Texas B.R., Piano — Class Secretary, III; Chaparral Club, Vice- President, IV; Odeon Club; Rlpha Lambda Delta; Alpha Chi, President, IV; House President, Fitzgerald, II; Stunts, I; Student Advisor; Daedalian Annual Staff, music Editor, IV. novA SKinnER B.S., Business Administration. Slidell, Texas GRETCHEA SmiTH Sulphur Springs, Texas B.S. and B.A., History and Sociology — Class Secretary, IV; Philomathia Club; Les Debutantes; Round Table; Inter- national Relations Club, President, III; Sociology Club, President, IV; Alpha Kappa Delta, Vice-President, III and IV; Student Council; Advisory Council, President, IV; Senior Class President, Summer ' 38; LUho ' s UJho in His- tory, IV. RUTH SmALL . Fort ULIorth, Texas B.fl., Sociology — Sociology Club, Vice-President, IV; Philomathia Club; Fort ULIorth Club. LUCILLE SmiTH Denton, Texas B.S., Business Administration — Delian Club, Business and Professional UJomen ' s Club; Student Advisor. BERT lOAE SmiTH Floydada, Texas B.S., Speech — UJ.R.A.; Speech Club; James H. Lowry Club, President, IV; Round Table; Little Theatre. mARGIE SmiTH Llano, Texas B.A., Sociology and Government — Alpha Lambda Delta; Alpha Chi; Alpha Kappa Delta, President, IV; Adelphian Club, Vice-President, IV; Sociology Club; Inter- national Relations Club. DOROTHY D. SmiTH Houston, Texas B.S. and B.A., Foods and Vocational Home Economics — Adelphian Club; Houston Club, Treasurer, I and Secre- tary II, President, III; Alpha Lambda Delta, Secretary, I; Phi Upsilon Omicron, President, IV; Round Table, Presi- dent, IV; Student Advisor; Stunts, I and II; UUho ' s UJho in American Colleges and Universities, IV. GERALDIAE SmiTH GRETCHEA SmiTH mARTHA SPRADLin magnolia, Arkansas B.S., Foods — mary Swartz Rose Club; Alice Freeman Palmer Club. L. smiTH m. smiTH SPRADLin STflfTlPS nimRRiE STRmps STflnDLEy STRRK STRTOn riewport, Rrhansas B.S., Vocational Home Economics. mRRy BETH STEPHEnSOn B.R., Enslish. STEELE Hillsboro, Texas JESSIE STRRDLEY Cleburne, Texas B.R., Kindergarten-Primary— UU.R.fl.; y.UU.C.R.; Hin- dergorten-Primary Club. mRRY STEVERS Goinesvil B.S., Vocational Home Economics. , Texc mflRy RLICE STRRK Denton, Texas B.R., Vocational Home Economics — Villagers ' Club; ITlary Swartz Rose Club. JRCHIE STOCKRRD B.S., Vocational Home Economics. Denton, Texas DflfTIRUR STRTOR UUills Point, Texas B.S., Vocational Home Economics — Phi Upsilon Omi- cron; RIpha Chi; RIpha Lambda Delta; (Tlary Swartz Rose Club; Latin Club, Secretary, III. HELER RLICE STOKES Crawford, Texas B.S., Vocational Home Economics — fTlary Swartz Rose Club; L ' flllegro Club; Hill County Club, Vice-President, III. mflRY ELIZABETH STEELE Cleburne, Texas BR., Vocational Home Economics — fTlary Swartz Rose Club; Rglaian Club. PRULIRE STOKES UUinnsboro, Texas B.S., Vocational Home Economics — RIpha Lambda Delta; RIpha Chi; Phi Upsilon Omicron; Philomathia Club; ITlary Swartz Rose Club. STEPHERSOR STEVERS STOCKRRD H. STOKES P. STOKES T ' mc : ' jmms ' STOnE STOVRLL SUDDUTH TRTOm TRULBEE nriRRJORIE STOnE B.S., Rrt Education Ennis, Texas GRLEHR TRYLOR Ban35, Texas B.S., General Home Economics — (Tlary Swartz Rose Club; Heart of Texas Club, Secretary, III; UU.R.R. mRRY LOUISE STOVRLL Irving, Texas B.fl,, History— Philomathia Club; Dallas Club. ETHEL TERRY Houston, Texas B.S., Rpplied Design — Houston Club, James H. Lowry Club. IREHE SUDDUTH Dallas, Texas B.R., English — Le Cercle Francois; English Club. nriRRiRn Elizabeth TiDmoRE mercedes, Texas B.S., Speech — nriary Eleanor Bracbenridge Club; Little Theatre; Rio Grande Valley Club, President, III; Speech Club, Vice-President, III, President, IV; Stunts, II, III, and IV; Round Table. fTlRRGUERITTE TflTOm Dallas, Texas B.S., Speech — Class President, IV; (Tlary Eleanor Brochenridge Club; Speech Club; Dallas Club; Little Theatre; Stunts, I, II, and 111; Hationol Collegiate Players; Brochen- ridge House President, 111; Delegate, HSFR Convention, Perdue University, IV; UJho ' s UJho in Rmerican Colleges and Universities, IV. JOYCE TinSLEY B.S., Hindergorten-Primory. Hedley, Texas VIRGinifl TRULBEE Boy City, Texas B.S., Business Administration — Rlpho Lambda Delta; Rthenaeum Club; Stunts, I; (Tlary Eleanor Brackenridge Club, Treasurer, III; Houston Club, Vice-President, 1, II, and III; Business and Professional UJomen ' s Club; Le Cercle Francois, Vice-President, 111; Student Rdvisor; (Tlardi Gros Court, IV; Redbud Court, IV; Daedalian Rnnual Staff, Class Editor, 111, Business fTlonager, IV. TAYLOR TERRY TIDfTIORE CELESTE TISDALE Eldorado, Texas Vocational Home Economics — fTlary Swartz Rose Club; Rglaion Club, Secretary, IV; Heart of Texas Club. TinSLEY TISDRLE TORRRnS TREflDUUELL TUCKER TUORILfl mflRY HRy TORRflnS B.R., Government. JeFfei rson, lexas VELTR TURRER B.S., Business Rdministration. m. TURHER Ponder, Texas LOUISE TRERDUUELL B.R., Business Rdministration- UUorth Club. Fort UUorth, Texas -Betsy Ross Club; Fort BESSIE TURREY Bullard, Texas B.S., Vocational Home Economics — Betsy Ross Club; LU.R.R.; rriary Swartz Rose Club; FHomc Demonstration Club. mRRGRRET DOLORES TUCKER Rrdmore, Oklahoma B.S., Kindergarten-Primary — Cosmopolitan Club; Kin- dergarten-Primary Club. RHRfi ERREST TYUS Kerens, Texas B.S., Vocational FHome Economics — E. V. UUhite mathematics Club; UU.R.fl.; (Tlary Swartz Rose Club; B.S.U. Council. HELER TUORILR UUiergate, Texas B.S., Rrt in Advertising — James H. Lowry Club, Treas- urer, IV; UU.R.fl.; y.UU.C.R.; StuntS, IV. ELLRRERE VRUSE Rmherst, Texas BR., Speech — Speech Club; Betsy Ross Club, Treas- urer, IV; B.S.U. Council, Vice-President, III. mYRTLE TURRER fTlarlin, Texas B.S., Business Administration — Class Vice-President, III; Class Representative, IV; L ' flllegro Club; Business and Pro- fessional UUomen ' s Club; Student fldvisor; House Secre- tary, Smith-Carroll, III; UUho ' s LUho in American Colleges and Universities, IV; Student Council, IV. ELOISE VEZEY College Station, Texas B.S., Bacteriology and Clinical Pathology — Y.LU.C.fl., Treasurer, IV; Philomathia Club; H. J. (Tlueller Biology Club, President, IV. V. TURRER TURREY TYUS VRUSE VEZEY VOELKEL VOGEL von GREmP R. UURLHER m. UURLKER minniE (TIRE VOELHEL B.S., Health and Physical Education. Fayetteville, Texas LRUIS UURLLRCE Denton, Texas B.S., Kindergarten-Primary— Kindergarten-Primary Club. RUTH VOGEL B.S., Speech LUichita Falls, Texas BERERICE UURRD UUaco, Texas B.S., Intermediate Grammar Grade Education — Rrt Club; Intermediate Grammar Grade Education Club, Student Council of Religious flctivities. HRRRIETTE VOH GREfTlP Decatur, Georgia B.S., Foods-Dietetics — Phi Upsilon Omicron,- Cos- mopolitan Club; rriary Swartz Rose Club; James H. Lowry Club; Student Rdvisory Council, IV. mRRJORIE UUflSHinGTOn B.S., Vocational Home Economics. lie, Te Srownsville, lexas RDELIRE UURLHER B.S., Home Demonstration. Lubbocb, Texas ITIRRy RITR UURTSOD Brownwood, Texas B.S., Health and Physical Education— UU.R.R.; Health and Physical Education Professional Club. mRRJORIE UURLKER Ft. UUorth, Texas B.S,, Vocational Home Economics -James H. Lowry Club. UURLLRCE HRZEL UURTTS B.S., Health and Physical Education. UURRD UURSHinGTOn UURTSOn Pettus, Texas UURTTS UUflUGH uuny L. UUEBB y. UUEBB UUEISEni HELED UUnUGH Bastrop, Texas B.fl., Sociology — L ' flllegro Club, Treasurer, III, Vice- President, IV; H. J. rriueller Biology Club; Sociology Club; UU.R.fl., Board, II; y.UJ.C.fl.; Stunts, II and IV. JRHET UUHEELOCK Lockhart, Texas B.fl., Library Science — Library Science Club, Spanish Club; flglaian Club; Student Advisor; UUho ' s LUho in Li- brary Science, IV. PEGGy Lyn UUfly Dayton, Ohio piLTfl UUHITE B.S., Kindergarten-Primary — flglaian Club; Hindergar- g g Education. ten-Primary Club; Cosmopolitan Club. Denton, Texas LORinDfl mflRIE UUEBB B.fl., History— English Club. Port flrthur, Texas DOROTHy L. UUHITE Gladeyvater, Texas B.S., music Education— Odeon Club; flipha Chi; Le Cercle Francois,; Student Advisor; Alpha Lambda Delta; Choir. . , yVOnnE UUEBB Houston, Texas B.fl., English — Class Treasurer, I; English Club; Inter- national Relations Club. RflLPHIAE ELfllAE UUHITE UUeatherford, Texas B.S., flrt.in fldvertising — Alice Freeman Palmer Club. flnnE uuEisEriT B.S., Business fldministration. Pittsburg, Texas HELEA UUHITE UUfellington, Texas , , B.S., Vocational Home Economics — Panhandle Club; (Tlary Swartz Rose Club; Stunts, J: UUHEELOCK fl. UUHITE D. UUHITE R. UUHITE H. UUHITE UUHORTOn UUILBECK UUILCOX E. UUILLIflmS G. UUILLIRmS ILmR JO UUHORTOn Rubrey, Texas B.S., Intermediate Grammar Grade Education. CHRISTIRE UUILSOn Hushes Springs, Texas B.S., Vocational Home Economics. minniE lee uuilbech B.S., Hindergarten-Primary. Pierce, Texas LR VORR UUILSOR Itasca, Texas B.S., Kindergarten-Primary — Hindergarten-Primary Club; Rglaian Club; Hill County Club. ERin ELRORR UUILCOX Stephenville, Texas B.S., Vocational Home Economics — fTlary Swartz Rose Club. mflRY RHR UJinDHRm Center, Texas B.fl., Business Rdministration — fTlary El eanor Bracben- ridge Club, Vice-President, IV; Business and Professional UUomen ' s Club; La Junta Club; Stunts, I and II; Student Rdvisor. ELOISE UJILLIflmS Electro, Texas B.R., Library Science — Library Science Club; UUichita Club. DOROTHY LUITTLIF UUaco, Texas B.S., Vocational Home Economics — UUaco Club, Secretary, III; fTlary Swartz Rose Club; YUUCR.; UUheeler House Secretary, III. GEORGIR UJILLIRfTlS Lubbocfe, Texas DORIS UUOFFORD B.S., Kindergarten-Primary — Rdelphian Club, Presi- B.S., Voice dent. III; Kindergarten-Primary Club; Y.UU.C.R.; Round Table; Student Advisor. UUIRDHRfTl Houston, Texas c. uuiLson L. UUILSOR l oiHiH -Jim ' UUITTLIF UUOFFORD iA. B. UUOOD m. UUOOD V. UUOOD UUOODRRD BEnniE UUOOD Denton, Texas B.S., Kindergarten-Primary — Kindergarten-Primary Club,- Betsy Ross Club; Villagers ' Club; Student Rdvisor; Redbud Court, IV. BLUEBELL UURIGHT B.R., History— flglaian Club. UUOODY Pineland, Texas mflRGRRETTE RDRIR UUOOD Houston, Texas B.S., Vocational Home Economics — (Tlary Swarti Rose Club; Houston Club. RELVR UUYRTT ITIarshall, Texas BR. and B.S., Public School fTlusic— Le Cercle Fran- cois; Les Debutantes; Stunts, I, II, III, and IV; Odeon Club, President, IV; B.S.U. Council, I, II, and III; L ' RIIegro Club; Campus Serenaders; Choir; East Texas Club, Secretary, IV; UU.R.R.; y.uu.c.R. VIRGiniR DRLE UUOOD Honey Grove, Texas B.R., Library Science — Library Science Club, President, IV; Ripha Lambda Delta, Treasurer, II; French Club; Inter- national Relations Club. RUBY ELLR YRIITIS Dublin, Texas B.R., English— La Junta Club; Heart of Texas Club; International Relations Club. KRTHRVn UUOODRRD Dallas, Texas B.R., Business Rdministration — Dallas Club, President, IV; Round Table; French Club, Vice-President, IV; L ' RI- Iegro Club; Business and Professional UUomen ' s Club; Stunts, II, III, and IV; Student Rdvisor; Daedalian Rnnual Staff, IV. RDDELL RGRES ZUURRZIG Galveston, Texas B.S., Business Administration — Business and Professional UUomen ' s Club; Galveston Club; Rdvisory Council. HERRy ELLR UUOODY Pineland, Texas B.fl., Kindergarten-Primary — Kindergarten-Primary Edu- cation Club, Secretary, IV; James H. Lowry Club; y.LU.C.R.; UU.R.fi. UURIGHT UUYRTT YRDTIS ZUURnZIG K i .Mr -J r ,■ ■ ■ ' U ' ■ Jii.f-; 5 u LJ - n k. LJ J vJ I I I l J . . . are proud of living in one of TSCUU ' s oldest dormitories, tradition-filled Brack. The 1939 edition of the junior class is always well represented wherever there is fun or frolic to be found. But in addition to their having a good time, they beep ever before them the serious purpose for which they came to college. flmiHOR, flnniE LfiURn Speech flnoERSon, LOIS Vocational Home Economics RHDREUUS, mfiRy Vocational Home Economics RDTHOny, mRRGRRET Foods RTKinSOn, miLDRED Vocational Home Economics BRBBITT, VERRR LYnn Piano BRILEy, HRTHERIRE Vocational Home Economics BRILEy, mRRy louise Rpplied Desisn BflHER, DOROTHy Library Science San Saba, Texas Hamlin, Texas Granbury, Texas Roscoe, Texas Sterling City, Texas Houston, Texas Denton, Texas UJichita Falls, Texas Port Rrthur, Texas BRRRES, mRURIRE Kindergarten Primary BRRRES, nriRvis Vocational Home Economics BRROn, HRRRIETTE Kindergarten Primary BRRTLETT, Rnn Business Rdministration BRTES, miLDRED Rrt in Education BEVRnS, LU VERRE Speech BIHG, ELOISE Foods BIHGHRm, FRRPCES Foods BLOOmOUIST, BERTRICE Pre-ITIed BORTmRD, mRRy ELIZRBETH Library Science BOLDIHG, (TlRURinE Vocational Home Economics BRflin, RLICE Home Economics Education BROOKS, RTLEE RHR Vocational Home Economics BROOKS, PEARL Health and Physical Education BROlJUn, RRRBELLE Business Rdministration Brenham, Texas LUaelder, Texas Galveston, Texas nriarlin, Texas San Rntonio, Texas Denton, Texas Oabwood, Texas UUichita Falls, Texas Houston, Texas (Tlount Vernon, Texas De Queen, flrbansas Humble, Texas Corpus Christi, Texas Pilot Point, Texas Grapeland, Texas CHflLHY, JEUJEL Vocational Home Economics CHFinDLER, RUTH Vocational Home Economics CHRISTOPHER, JERII Vocational Home Economics CLRRH, BETTY Vocational Home Economics CLRRK, SELEHE Vocational Home Economics CLflYTOn, DORRIS Vocational Home Economics CLinKinBERRD, CRROLYH Home Economics Education COBB, BERniCE Speech COFFfTlRn, FRRRCES Vocational Home Economics COGBURn EmOGERE Spanish COLE, mRRY LOU Journalism COLUUELL, OPRL Speech COPLEY, BEATRICE Speech COOK, mRRY ELIZRBETH Costume Design COOPER, DOROTHY Public School music BROUUR, DOROTHY Journalism BRYRRT, BERTIE Business Administration BURHET, ELIZRBETH English BURRS, mRRJORIE Bacteriology-Pathology CRRRDY, HELER Vocational Home Economics CRRRUURY, UUILLIE FRRRCES Business Rdministration CRRTER, ROSE Kindergarten Primary CRSOR, RRRICE Vocational Home Economics CflSTLE, mRRY LOUISE Vocational Home Economics Rmarillo, Texas Stratford, Texas Hot Springs, Rrhansos Obemah, Oklahoma Hot Springs, Rrhonsas Reches, Texas Houston, Texas Doingerfield, Texas Tyler, Texas mart, Texas UJoco, Texas Rbilene, Texas Cisco, Texas Dallas, Texas magnolia, Rrhansos Dallas, Texas Texarhana, Texas Rbilene, Texas UUoodson, Texas Hrum, Texas Electro, Texas Luling, Texas Houston, Texas Fort UUorth, Texas COOPER, rriFIBEL Bible CORDinCSyLVIR Vocational Home Economics COX, DOLORES Business fldministrotion CRRGHERD, miLDRED Business Rdministrotion CRRIG, HETTIE LOUISE Business Rdministrotion CRRfTIER, DOLLY Business Rdministrotion CROUCH, mRRY JO Vocational Home Economics CUDD, LUCILE Costume Design DRVIS, RLmR HELEn Speech and English Pecos, 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Economics GflULDEn, CLEO Public School (Tlusic GEflTRy, OLLIE Business Rdministration GHEEn, nriELBR ' Bible GIBBS, RLLEGRR Vocational Home Economics GILL, IRERE Sociology GLRZE, mRRy SUE Vocational Home Economics GOHmRD, (DflRGRRET Rrt in Rdvertising GOOSBY, RUTH Business Rdministration GRRVLEY, mRRIE Vocational Home Economics GREEnUUOOD, mRRY FRRRCES Speech GURTER, DOROTHY Library Science HRLE, CREROR Home Economics HflmiLTOR, mRRY JO rriusic Education HflRRELL, CHRRLES FRYE English FLEfninG, JRHE Library Science FLOYD, UUIRIFRED Library Science FOSTER, ELIZRBETH French FOSTER, SUE Costume Design FRRZIER, mRRTHR SUE Speech FRIEDRICH,mRURinE Costume Design FULLER, RUTH Library Science FUHH, JRRE Sociology GRDBERRY, IDELL Vocational Home Economics Hilgore, Texas Rochelle, Texas Hot Springs, Rrhansas Fort UJorth, Texas Longview, Texas San Rntonio, Texas Port Rrthur, Texas Obmulgee, Oblahoma Bowie, Texas Dallas, Texas Princeton, Texas Decatur, Texas Boofcer, Texas (Tlabanb, Texas Fort LUorth, Texas Hillsboro, Texas Edinburg, Texas Goldth waite, Texas Dorchester, Texas Farmersville, Texas Hope, Rrhansas riashville, Rrhansas (TlcKinney, Texas Port ' Rrthur, Texas HRRRIS, BETTYE Foods HfluuLEy, rriRRJORy Bacteriology — Pathology HRUUTHORIIE, SUE Vocational Home Economics Fort LUorth, Texas Flrdmore, Ofelohomo Timpson, Texas HEnDRICKS, DOROTHY Fort UUorth, Texas Costume Design HERRIDGE, LOIS El Dorado, Arkansas Intermediate Grammar Grade Education HOOD, JinnnniE flbemathy, Texas Home Economics HORST, DRURTHY Business Rdm iriKLEY, BRRBfiRR Business Rdm IVEY, HRZEL Business Rdm nistration flnn nistration Sanger, Texas Fort UUorth, Texas Ovalo, Texas JRnDER,CLRIRE Kindergarten Primary t-j ' [ .x -- JRRRRGin, rriRS. rorr Library Science JOHHSOn, DOROTHY Vocational Home Economics JOHES, DOROTHY Bacteriology — Pathology JOHES, mRRILYR Costume Design JOHES, fDRRY KRY Speech JOnES, mRXIRE Speech JOHES, mYRTLE RHHR Dietetics HECK, ALICE Painting KEfTIP, LUCILLE Kindergarten Primary KEHHEDY, FRRHCES Business Rdministration KIBER, RHHIS Vocational Home Economics KEILLOR, BRRBRRR English KIHG, nriRXIHE Rrt in Rdvertising KIRK, LOREHR History and English . Houston, Texas ■ }. Denton, Texas Robey, Texas RImyra, Rrbansas UJeatherford, Texas Frost, Texas Longview, Texas Raymondville, Texas Dallas, Texas Burbburnett, Texas Dallas, Texas Arlington, Texas Palestine, Texas Denton, Texas Galveston, Texas KnOUULES, LOREnR Foods Knox, CHRRLOTTE Vocational Home Economics KOEniG, RUTH RDELE Foods Galveston, Texas Hot Springs, flrhansas San Rntonio, Texas LRUDERDRLE, DOLLY Business Rdministration LRLUSOn, EBBIE LOU Vocational Home Economics LERCH, LRURR Library Science LETLOUU, JURE Library Science LEUUIS, FRRnCES Kindergarten Primary LEUUIS, (TIRRJORIE Rrt in Advertising LEUUIS, fTlERLE Speech Lonc, mRRy ettr nriusic Education LOPEZ, RLBfl B. Business Rdministration LOPEZ, CRRmEFl Interior Decoration LOVE, mRmiE SUE Costume Design LOLUE, RLLIHE Clothing and Textiles LUCRS, nriRRiRn rriusic Education LURDSCHEH, (TIRRy ELLEH Rrt in Rdvertising Lyon, miLDRED Vocational Home Economics KOLB, GEREVIEVE Sherman, Texas Business Rdministration and fTlathematics LRDD, JORn Sherman, Texas Journalism LRFiE, mRRy Fort UUorth, Texas English LRRDRUm, mRRGIE Kindergarten Primary LRHE, miLDRED Kindergarten Primary LRnGHRfTl, nriRRGRRET Kindergarten Primary Brechenridge, Texas Lovelady, Texas flilen, Texas Temple, Texas Kosse, Texas Rmarillo, Texas Coleman, Texas Denton, Texas San Diego, Texas San Diego, Texas Cleveland, Texas Pine Bluff, Rrkansas Plainview, Texas Houston, Texas Ennis, Texas Rrtesia UUells, Texas Corsicanc, Texas Locbhart, Texas mcCflmPBELL, ALICE Art rricCARTy, aatalie Foods and flutrition nricCLAnE, CLomA Foods fTlcCULLOUGH, HETTIE fTIARIE Business Administration mcGREGOR, BILLIE Library Science (TlcHinLEy, ELIZABETH 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Goose Creeb, Texas (Tlilam, Texas Littlefield, Texas Eastland, Texas Sanger, Texas Terrell, Texas UJeatherford, Texas Buffalo, Texas Ranger, Texas Denton, Texas Odessa, Texas Coleman, Texas Fort UUorth, Texas Fairfield, Texas Fort UUorth, Texas PflRnriELEE, CHRRLOTTE Business Rdministration PflRSOnS, mflRGflRET Library Science PRSCHRLL, ELIZABETH Business Administration pflynE, mARy lou Kindergarten Primary PHILLIPS, myRTLE ALLIRE Vocational Home Economics PIERCE, JEAn Foods PIERCE, nORA fTlAE Art in Advertising PIRIE,GEnE Library Science PITT, mARIRn Vocational Home Economics Fort Smith, Arkansas Port Heches, Texas Denton, Texas Fredericb, Oblahoma UJaco, Texas Houston, Texas La Grange, Texas Paris, Texas Pittsburg, Texas POOL, ALICE Costume Design POOL, CATHERIAE History POTTER, DIXIE Vocational Home Economics PRATHER, rriATTIE BEA Vocational Home Economics PRICE, THEODORA Art in Advertising PROTHRO, ELERnOR Kindergarten Primary PRUDED, mOZELLE English PRUiTT, Ann Bacteriology and Clinical Pathology QUEEn, noLynE Interior Decoration QUILLIAD, LA fTIERLE Art in Advertising RAGin, ROSABELLE nriusic Education RAGLAAD, rriADGE Speech and Sociology RAfnSEy, HELEA Sociology RAy, myRA jo Journalism REiD, nriARy syBLE Vocational Home Economics Dallas, Texas San Antonio, Texas Iredell, Texas (Tlarque, Texas Abernathy, Texas Longview, Texas Brownsville, Texas Houston, Texas UJeatherford, Texas Pleasanton, Texas Edinburg, Texas Abernathy, Texas Little Roch, Arkansas midland, Texas magnolia, Arhansas REVnOLDS, GEHEVIEVE Library Science RICE, GLEHDR Physical Education RICH, CLRIRinE Intermediate Grammar Grade Education RiCHflRDSon, mflRvin Business Rdministration RIGGS, IREHE English ROBBinS, OLEHE Kindergarten Primary ROBERTS, BRYLE Home Demonstration ROBERTSOn, niLERE Library Science ROBinson, JERn Bacteriology and Clinical Pathology fTlcRllen, Texas Loving, Texas Gilmer, Texas flivarado, Texas Fort UJorth, Texas Littlefield, Texas Hashell, Texas Dallas, Texas LUetumha, 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TRYLOR, GEREVR Speech TRYLOR, VERDR BETH Speech TEmPLETOn, OLIVIR Vocational Home Economics and Clothing TERRY, JOSEPHinE Vocational Home Economics Texarhana, Texas Brownsville, Texas Hilgore, Texas Sherman, Texas Dallas, Texas Rrcher City, Texas San Rntonio, Texas San Rngelo, Texas Dallas, Texas Denton, Texas Shreveport, Louisiana Denton, Texas Denton, Texas UJellington, Texas (Tlesquite, Texas TERRY, miLDRED Tulsa, Ohiahoma Physical Education THEDFORD, JRIIE Tyler, Texas Vocational Home Economics THOmflS, BETSy Dallas, Texas Intermediate Grammar Grade Education THORHE, RUTH San flngelo, Texas Journalism THURmonO, RRHETTE RUTH Bryan, Texas Costume Design TRRfTlOnTE, mRmiE Galveston, Texas Kindergarten Primary TREPTOUU, LR RELLE Beeville, Texas Business Rdministrotion TRimBLE, OLIVE FRYE Glen Rose, Texas Speech TURKS, RUTH Troup, Texas Vocational Home Economics TURRER, ROSE English VRCCR, mRRY LUCILLE English VRRCE, mRRY ELIZABETH English and History UURDDLE, THEDR BELL Business Rdministrotion UURHEFIELD, FRRRHIE Speech UURLDER, TOmmiE Journalism UURLHER, GERRLDIRE Vocational Home Economics UURLTERS, mRRY FRRHCES Vocational Home Economics UURLSH, BORRIE History lUflRE, mRRY UUYIIELLE Costume Design UUEBB, DOROTHY LOU Library Science UUELDOn, mRRJORIE Library Scienc e UUHERT, CHRRLOTTE music Education UUHITE, ELmRRIE Business Rdministrotion UUHITE, FRRHCES CORHELIfl Intermediate Grammar Grade Education Dallas, Texas Paris, Texas mineolo, Texas Greenville, Texas Ponder, Texas mcHinney, Texas Hillsboro, Texas Jasper, Texas UJoco, Texas UUichito Falls, Texas Paris, Texas Texarhana, Rrfeansas Seymour, Texas Rtlonta, Texas Port Rrthur, Texas UJHITE, KRTHRYn Port firthur, Texas Library Science UUILL, LOUISE Lochhart, Texas Foods UUILLIflmS, ETHEL LOUISE Corsicana, Texas Vocational Home Economics UUILLinmS, GRACE Corsicana, Texas (Tlathemctics UUILLIfimS, LflZELLE Rbernathy, Texas Health and Physical Education UUILLinGHRfn, HRLLIE BETH Sabinal, Texas Fine Arts UUILLfnS, FRflnCES Lochhart, Texas Vocational Home Economics UJILLS, HELER Rbilene, Texas Foods and Vocational Home Economics UUILSOn, fTlRRGRRET Dallas, Texas (Tlusic Education UUILSOn, mflRGRRET (Tlusi: Education UUinDHRm, GEORGIRRA Physical Education uuinsTon, betty Art Education UUOmflCH, VIRGiniA Vocational Home Economics UUOODS, HELER mRRIE Business Rdministration uuRiGHT, rriRRy heler Intermediate Grammar Grade Education YRRBROUGH, EDRR Health and Physical Education ZRCHRY, nriRRy Pre-nried zimnriERLy, coRiRRE Costume Design RDRmS, CHRYSTERE Foods BOESCH, JRRE Home Economics BOLIRGER, FRRRCES Speech BRRCHER, EDYTHE Business Rdministration CRmPBELL, nriERLE Business Rdministration CRRLISLE, mRRGRRET intermedict ' Grammar Grade Education Dallas, Texas Hash, Texas Vernon, Texas Goldthwaite, Texas Beaumont, Texas Denton, Texas Roscoe, Texas Dallas, Texas Dallas, Texas Jasper, Texas UUhitney, Texas Dublin, Texas Red Oob, Texas Denton, Texas Kaufman, Texas CHflDicK,mRRy Rnn Rrt in Advertising and Industry CHflSTRin, LOUISE Costume Design CHRISTOPHER, JERD Vocational Home Economics COTTOn, BILLY Art COX, BRRBARA Business Administration ERSOn, miLDRED Intermediate Grammar Grade Education GOHfTlRn, mRRGRRET Art in Advertising JOAES, mARY Ann Business Administration KAY, ELIZABETH Vocational Home Economics Quitman, Texas Brownwood, Texas Abilene, Texas 1 J ' «f- Abilene, Texas Greggtown, Texas Paradise, Texas Edinburg, Texas Fouhe, Arhansas ■ LUinona, Texas HERGfln, JOYCE Kindergarten Primary LESIKRR, rriRRGUERITE Home Demonstration PERRSOn, mRBEL Business Administration POOLE, mARIE Vocational Home Economics REESE, DOROTHY English SCARBROUGH, ftlARCELLE Costume Design SEHmAn, JO AnnE Business Administration SHEPPARD, BESS Foods SimmS, LAURA English Simmons, christelle Art SKinnER, BETH Physical Education SLATOn, mELBA Clothing SRAmEH, DOROTHY Home Demonstration and Vocational TALIAFERRO, JUAniTA Business Administration TRIGG, mARGARET Education YOUnG, EVA LEE Home Economics Fairfield, Texas Cameron, Texas Arcadia, Texas El Dorado, Arkansas midlothion, Texas Cheyenne, Texas UJichito Foils, Texas Corpus Christi, Texas Frisco, Texas Coolidge, Texas Tulsa, Oblahomo Colorado, Texas Bryan, Texas Home Economics Denton, Texas Irving, Texas mcHinney, Texas J. ■  , . .,n t A •J. ' ' If J ' - - -- 7 J_, , : . ' -. ■ JUtT- ■iT .-V .. Ze-dM r y ' v ' • « r Ky r Ky r i kj K LL SOPHOmORES are lucby. They live in the new twin dormitories, Houston and Austin, and have proved themselves successful in making a dormitory more lihe home. The outside atmosphere is well taken care of by lines of cars that block traffic while their owners await the dormitories ' popular residents. 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Lufbin, Texas Pittsburg, Texas Colorado, Texas Pleasanton, Texas y ' ¥t m CRflmPTon, RnnE CRISmRn, LOREHE CRUTCHFIELD, VIRGiniR cummins, moRy louise DRDIEL, STELLR mRE DRVIDSOn, mRURIHE DRVIS, RniOinETTE DflVIS, LELR mRE DRVIS, SRDIE Dallas, Texas Overton, Texas Sherman, Texas LUoodsboro, Texas Galveston, Texas Brechenridge, Texas Richmond, Texas Rngleton, Texas Stuttgart, Rrhansas DRY, SHIRLEy DERm, DORR LEE DERD, BOnniE JO DERRED, miLDRED PRULIRE DEmERT, mOZELLE DEVERS, RLICE DIEmER, THYRR DOBBS, KRTHERIRE DOLSEn, CRDGE DORETY, LUCILE DORRIS, DOROTHY DOUUE, ROSE LEE DUBOSE, GLRDYS DUHE, CHRRLEHE DUKE, DOROTHY mflE Temple, Texas Atlanta, Texas Rthens, Texas UJaco, Texas Roscoe, Texas Palestine, Texas Sunny Side, Texas Rice, Texas Taylor, Texas Irving, Texas Frisco, Texas Eagle Pass, Texas Belton, Texas flvery, Texas morgan, Texas DUnHRm, HELEn IREHE DUriLRP, mRREY DUnn, HflZEL DURRETT, mRRY DYER, DOROTHY FRRHCES ERVES, RUTH ECKLER, RUTH EDUURRDS, ELRIRE EHLinOER, LUCILLE EHRERSBERGER, LOUISE EILRRD, ELISRBETH ELIOT, mRRion ELLIOTT, FRRRCES LOUISE ELLIOTT, OmR LER ELLIS, LYHELL ESTERRK, JERn EVRHS, DOROTHY ' GERRLDIHE EVRHS, GERTRUDE ELUIRG, BETTY FRLTin, GRACE B. FILES, SRRR FinCH, DOROTHY FinCH, mflRTHR LEE FIRE, PRTRICIR Silsbee, Texas Houston, Texas Centerville, Texas Colorado, Texas nrioran, Texas fDenard, Texas UJallis, Texas nriertion, Texas (Tlangum, Oblahoma Leonard, Texas Comfort, Texas Itasca, Texas Brandon, Texas Paris, Rrhansas mission, Texas Electro, Texas Locbhart, Texas Beaumont, Texas Fort UJorth, Texas Rice, Texas Lufkin, Texas Hamlin, Texas St. Jo, Texas rricRllen, Texas FinnEy, CHRiSTinE FLOUUERS, PRULinE FLOyO, RDfl B. FOSTER, FLORinE FRRHH, DOROTHy LR-VERHE FRRRHLin, FLOREnCE FREEfTlRn, RUey LIRDR FULCHER, miLDRED GRIRER, LRURR Dacosdoches, Texas Jachsboro, Texas riashville, Rrbansas Longview, Texas Haslet, Texas Hearne, Texas ITlonahans, Texas Denton, Texas (Tlenard, Texas GRLLiER, riRncy GRRDRER, fTlRRy RHRE GRRHER, mRRy R. . i s t llf GRRRETT, LORRRinE EDITH GERRRERLD, HELER RUTH GERtfflRD, m(5 RTl|IR m. GIESECKE, CORDELIR GILLEy, CLRRR FRE GLRSS, REBECCR CRROLyR GOUUER, fDRRGUERITE GRRy, JURE GREERBERG, HEHRIETTR GREERE, fTlRRGRRET ELERROR GREER, ELLR VIRGIRIR GREGORy, ELIZRBETH Houston, Texas Jacksboro, Texas Belton, Texas Palestine, Texas Denton, Texas Palacios, Texas Dallas, Texas UUeatherford, Texas Bryan, Texas Dallas, Texas (Tlarlin, Texas Bay City, Texas San Rngelo, Texas (Tlarshall, Texas Houston, Texas HRriHS, LILLIfln HRRBin, mflRy lou HRRBUCH, RUTH HflRDin, HELEn HflRDinC, FRY RUTH HRRHEY, VYVIEn HRpmon, zfly HRRRIS, EVELyn ELIZRBETH HRRRIS, UnDIRE HRRRISOn, RUBy HRTCH, rriRRGRRET HATCHER, RUTH HRyES, ELOISfl HERRD, HELEn JOSEPHIRE HELfn, VIRGiniR GRIFFITH, miLDRED GRimES, BETTy GROSSE, JEUUELL ELIZRBETH GUinn, mflRiRn Gunn, mRRy rlice HRILEy, HELED HRLBEDL, VIRGiniR hrle, sflmmy HRLL, FRRn Lufbin, Texas (Tlerbel, Texas nriason, Texas Hoohs, Texas Cuthbert, Texas Lott, Texas San Rntonio, Texas Hasliville, Rrbansas Brady, Texas UJichita Falls, Texas Eastland, Texas San Saba, Texas Terrell, Texas Byers, Texas San Saba, Texas Tyler, Texas Rngleton, Texas Corsicana, Texas rioydada, Texas Dallas, Texas Dallas, Texas Farmersville, Texas (Tlineola, Texas Hewcastle, Texas HEmPHILL, FRRnCES HEnoRicHs, LoisnnnE HEHRy, mRRIE HERROn, CLRREnCE mflnSFIELD HIGGinBOTHRm, mODELLE HIGGinBOTHflm, mOZELLE HIGHTOUUER, BILLIE HinCHLIFFE, ELIZABETH HOFfTiflnn, nriRRy mRUDE Kerens, Texas Richland Springs, Texas Hashville, Rrfeansas Dayton, Texas Bronte, Texas Bronte, Texas Henrietta, Texas rPexia, Texas (Tlason, Texas HOME, JOSEPHIRE HOLLRRD, LUCILLE HOLLIfTlRn, JURfllTR HOUSTOn, ELERHOR HOUURRD, UUILmfl HUDGinS, ELERROR HUFFfTlfln, BETTY HUGGHinS, FRRRCES ETTR HUnriBRRD, DOROTHY SUE HURDLEY, ELIZABETH HURT, ELOISE HURT, RUTH JRfTIES, GUUER JRmiSOR, CELIR JflmESOR, LILLIRR Denton, Texas Lufhin, Texas Port Arthur, Texas Stanton, Texas Denton, Texas Hungerford, Texas Shreveport, Louisiana Jachsonville, Texas Dallas, Texas Dallas, Texas Brachettville, Texas Crystal City, Texas Brechenridge, Texas Denton, Texas Slidell, Texas jflRVES, fTiRRy finn JESTER, LUCILLE jOHnson, EunicEnriRE JOHnSOn, FLOREHE JOHnson, THEDR EVELVn jOHHSTon, nnn JOnES, JULIR PRGE jonES, rriRRy frrrces joypER, jrhe lee Dallas, Texas Hot Springs, Rrhansas Graham, Texas Elbert, Texas Baytown, Texas Shreveport, Louisiana Center, Texas Longview, Texas Horlingen, Texas HRDERLI,nniLDRED HRRCHfTIER, SyLVIR KECK, RUBy GRyLE KELHOFER, fflRRy ELLEH HEnnEDy, HELEn FRflncis KEnnEfTIER, DOROTHy HIBLinGER, EURETHR HIHG, GUUEnOOLyn KIHG, LEOTR HniGHT, VIRGiniR KHOUULES, HELEn LOUISE LR CROIX, CRnniLLE LRURR LRDD, BETTy LOU LRDRER, JRHIE LRIR, BESS Pleasanton, Texas Denison, Texas Rocona, Texas Shanghai, China Eagle Pass, Texas Longview, Texas Rbbott, Texas Rbilene, Texas Stanley, Hew (Tlexico Corsicana, Texas Stamford, Texas Dewton, Texas Fort UJorth, Texas Hordheim, Texas LittleField, Texcs LRHEY, BETjyE LRDIER, Rnnfl LflDELLE LRPHRm, JOYCE LRROE, DOROTHY LRRSEn, RUTH ELERROR LRUUHORn, BERTHERR LERCH, EDRR HRTHRYH LEATHERS, JO FRRRHIE LEEPER, ViRGIRIR Denton, Texas Pew Boston, Texas Son Rntonio, Texas UUhitewright, Texas Dallas, Texas Temple, Texas Rllen, Texas Blum, Texas Dallas, Texas LESTER, REBECCR LOTHOLZ, rriRXIRE LOTT, RLICE JURE LOUIE, miLDRED LUCILLE LOUURY, JRRE LUmmUS, RUBY LYRCH, GERTRUDE LYRCH, RRRCY LYOR, RLPHfl RELL mcRTEE, BRRBRRR RRRCY mcCRLL, BETTY LEE mcCRLLUm, CLRRfl LOUIS nricCLUER, JRRETELRIRE mcCOLLUm, RDERE mcCOUUR, CLRIR Shreveport, Louisiana Cleburne, Texas Cleburne, Texas Laneville, Texas Hallsville, Texas Bloomburg, Texas Leona, Texas Lufhin, Texas Buffalo, Texas Dallas, Texas Douglassville, Texas Hurley, Rew fTlexico San Rntonio, Texas Tyler, Texas Athens, Texas mcRRE, jonniE ruth mRLEY, JOE Emmfl mfinGum, doris rriRnn, mnRy BLfincHE mRRCHfTlRn, HRTHLEEn (TlRRTin, rriRBLE DERn mRSSOCH, HELED nrifiyo, rrette (TIERD, nriRRTHR mEEH, EDITH BROUUD nriEEHS, nriRRGRRET ELLED mELBERT, SHIRLEY Rntl nriELETon, bertrice grrce nriERRILL, ERRR LOU miCKs, jrret mcDflniEL, HELEn LOUISE rricDonRLD, dorthie jo nricDOlUELL, VIRGiniR nricHEmiE, ARIEL mcHEmiE, mRRTHR mcKEnZIE, mRRETTE mcHinnon, KRTHLEEn mcfriRnus, luellr mcfniLLRn, loreihe Shreveport, Louisiana UJoodson, Texas Gilmer, Texas Colmesneil, Texos Dallas, Texas riocona, Texas Farmer City, Illinois Van, Texas Lulins, Texas Eastland, Texas Fredericb, Ohiahoma (Tlarlin, Texas Shreveport, Louisiana Colorado, Texas Gainesville, Texas Denison, Texas Dorchester, Texas (Tit. Vernon, Texas Hearne, Texas Hearne, Texas Cleburne, Texas Kirbyville, Texas Houston, Texas Oahwood, Texas miDYETT, SUE miLLER, DOROTHy miLLER, Emmy lou miLLER, joy miLLER, PflULinE m!LLER,SflRR KRTE moonEyHRm, gussie dell mOORE, DOROTHY LOUISE mOORE, HELEFl Carthase, Texas Granbury, Texas Port Heches, Texas Cisco, Texas UJharton, Texas San Saba, Texas Denton, Texas Dallas, Texas Hemp, Texas mOORE, JUflniTfl mOORE, mflRTHfl ROE moRGfln, viRGinifl mRRjORiE moRRis, jofln mOTZ, mflXUUELL mOUnOER, BEVERLY mOUDT, flLinE muno, miLDRED muRCHison, EVflnGELinE mURPHY, JOSEPHinE mURRflY, HELEn HEAL, CLflUDinE HEAL, DflPHHE nELLE, LUCY nETTLES, DORTHEY Gainesville, Texas San Saba, Texas Daples, Texas Beaumont, Texas UUichita Falls, Texas Smithville, Texas Iraan, Texas El Dorado, Texas Grapeland, Texas Eastland, Texas Jal, Hew mexico Forney, Texas Calliham, Texas Dallas, Texas mart, Texas PRCE, EDnfl ERRL PRRsons, mflmiE heleii PAUL, CLRIRE PERRin, mRRTHR PEYTOn, GERTRUDE Rnn PICKERS, BERHICE PIEHL, RnnETTE PIRTLE, DOROTHY ELERROR PLRRTS, rriRDGE POLK, ROSEfTIRRY  ' POLLRRD, JURHITR POOL, nriRRY POUUELL, PRTTY GERE PRICE, DORIS PRICE, fTlRRIOR .f .■ RORED, LOU RRR RORTHCUTT, RRTRLIE RORUUOOD, PRULIRE RUGERT, ZILLR mflRIE O ' HRRR, mflRJORY OLIPHRRT, mOLLIE O ' QUIRR, ELOISE OVERTOR, RUDREY OUUIRGS, RIRR Sweetwater, Texos Ladonia, Texas Franhlin, Louisiana Greenville, Texas Fairfield, Texas Dallas, Texas Houston, Texas Belton, Texas Seymour, Texas Belton, Texas UJasbom, Texas San Rntonio, Texas Vivian, Louisiana Gainesville, Texas Reagan, Texas Houston, Texas Rrdmore, Oblohoma (Tlarlin, Texas Edinburg, Texas Diboll, Texas Longview, Texas Lufhin, Texas rPalahof , Texas Beeville, Texas PROCTOR, DOROTHY RflmiREZ, CRRmELfl RRmSEY, mflRGfiRET RflncE, Rnnfl louise REflVIS, LUCILLE REEDER, DOROTHY RHODES, BETTY JO RICHLY, FLOREnCE RILEY, JflnE Dallas, Texas Hebbronville, Texas Port Rrthur, Texas Beeville, Texas Livingston, Texas UUichila Falls Texas Enid, Ohiahoma College Station, Texas San Rntonio, Texas RISER, SEREHR ROBBinS, LUCIR ROBinson, nriRRY grrhriti ROBinSOn, ROSELLE RUTH ROnEY, DOROTHfl ROSE, EVELYD LOUISE ROSERQUEST, EDITH ROSS, JO RUTH ROSS, jOHnniE ROUTH, RELL ROUUE, RRRCY RUCHER, fDRRGEBETH RUCHER, nriRRIRnRfl RUFF, mRRY RUTH, ELRIHE Rrdmore, Oblahoma Reagan, Texas Fort UUorth, Texas Galveston, Texas Jacbsboro, Texas Rmarillo, Texas Eastland, Texas Center, Texas Fort UJorth, Texas Gatesville, Texas San Rntonio, Texas Fort UUorth, Texas Fort UJorth, Texas UUaco, Texas Hamshire, Texas SCOTT, mflRGfiRET SCRUGGS, mflRy BETH SEE, miLDRED SEARS, nriFiRy finna SEHmnnn, nnncy SHflFER, ROBERTA SHflUU, JURDITfl SHflUU, mflRTHfl RUTH SHELTOn, ELRinE SHELTOn, ROSE SHOEmRKER, fTIRRTHR RnD SHORT, JERn ELIZRBETH SILBER, REBECCR Sims, HRZEL SKIPPinG, (TIRRGRRET RYRn, HELED SflLLEY, HRZEL ESTELLE SRURDERS, UUinOLEE SCHREFER, mRRGRRET SCHfniDT, EDRR SCHmiTTGERS, DOROTHY scnmiTTGEns, EVELvn scHULmRn, RnnR SCOTT, SOOHIE LOUISE Galveston, Texas midland, Texas Dallas, Texas LUichita Falls, Texas Roscoe, Texas Slidell, Texas Rbilene, Texas Vega, Texas Bridgeport, Texas Eagle Pass, Texas Home, Texas riewarh. Hew Jersey Dallas, Texas Zephyr, Texas Cameron, Texas UJharlon, Texas marietta, Oklahoma Kenedy, Texas Deedville, Texas Houston, Texas Houston, Texas Bryan, Texas Denton, Texas SHIPPinG, miLDRED SmEflD, JUflniTR SmiTH, CHRRLOTTE SmiTH, fTlRRy LOU SmiTH, niRR LRURR SmiTH, RUTH L, SniDER, RUTH SPRRKS, HORETR FRYE SPEED, DOROTHY LOU Zephyr, Texas Bonham, Texas Gladewater, Texas Corsicana, Texas Colorado, Texas Beaumont, Texas Dallas, Texas Eden, Texas midland, Texas A STEIRBERGER, IRERE STEPHEHSOn, mRRIE STEVEns, jEnniE STELLIRRT, EUGEnifl STEUURRT, nriRRy DELL STOLE, PRTRICIR Rlin STREET, LOUISE STREICHER, FRIEDA STUERfTlER, IREZ LEE SUUERDER, LOUISE suuinnEY, mRYnriE frye TRRRY, TRTTY TRUBE, HELEPI TRYLOR, DOROTHY VIRGIDIfl TAYLOR, EVELYH Denton, Texas morgan, Texas Salado, Texas Texan, Texas Gorman, Texas Dallas, Texas Graham, Texas Seagoville, Texas riordheim, Texas Houston, Texas Heavcner, Oklahoma UJichita Falls, Texas Calvert, Texas Hew Boston, Texas Hawley, Texas Timmons, rlice TIPTOn, JRHET TODD, HflTHRyn TRnniHRD, nriRRY Rnn TROUUER, CRRLEEn RLICE TRUE, JRRE HELED TUBES, mRYRE LERR TUCKER, BRRBRRR TURRER, LOUISE TURREY, BEnniE HELEH UPCHURCH, DimPLE VEST, JURRITR VILLRRRERL, RELLIE VISRGE, RDITR VOCES, RILEEH TRYLOR, HRRRIETTE JRHE TEfTIPLE, miCKYE TERRELL, LOU GERE THIGPER, RnniEmiLDRED THOmRS, BILLIE BESS THOnriRS, EDITH THOnriRS, KRTHERIRE THORRTOn, RLfTlR LOU THORRTOR, RUTH Edna, Texas Seymour, Texas Dallas, Texas Chilton, Texas Rmarillo, Texas Collese Station, Texas Richardson, Texas Santo, Texas Fort UUorth, Texas Rmarillo, Texas LaRue, Texas El Paso, Texas UJaco, Texas Corsicana, Texas Fort UUorth, Texas Hasbell, Texas Rrdmore, Ohiahoma Rnsleton, Texas San Rngelo, Texas Eddy, Texas Sulphur, Louisiana Fclfurrias, Texas Longview, Texas (Tlarian Texas von GREmP, ROBERTA UURIR, CRTHERinE UUfiLHER, FRRnCES UUfiLKER, mflRion UUflLRUP, LEOnfl EVELyn UUflLLinC, nriRRGUERITE UURLTZ, HRy UURTERS, FERHR fflRE UURTSOn, fTlRUREITE Decatur, Georgia Hashell, Texas Fulshear, Texas Rrp, Texas Hirbland, Texas Childress, Texas Denison, Texas Rtlanta, Texas Daples, Texas M . I. UUEEHS, HRTHERIRE UUESTBROOK, HELEH UUHRRTOn, nriRRJORIE UUHITE, BETH UUHITE, BEVERLY UUHITE, DOROTHYE UUHITmORE, ELLIE UUHITT, mRRGRRET UUICH, JOYCE UUICRS, GLORIA UUILDERSPin, RLTR ROBERTR UUILEY, mflRTHRLYS UUILKE, HELER UUILLIAfTlS, IDA HELL UUILLIAmS, JUDY Luffein, Texas (Tlenard, Texas Seymour, Texas Stowell, Texas Terrell, Texas OIney, Texas Denton, Texas Grapevine, Texas Hutchinson, Kansas Sourlabe, Texas Fort UJorth, Texas LUheeler, Texas El Paso, Texas Cross Plains, Texas Bonhom, Texas UUILLIRmS, LUCILLE uuiLLiRms, uunnofi jure uuiLLiRmson, priscillr UUILLIS, LOLR FRRRCES UUILLIS, LOVEDIR ELIZRBETH UUILSOn, DRURICE UUILSOn, DOROTHY UUILSOR, GERRLDIHE UUILSOR, JRRET uuiLson, nriRRy elizrbeth UUinBERLY, LOUISE UUinDHRm, LUCY VERHOR UUITHERS, LOUISE lillTTE, SYBIL DOROTHY UUOLFE, COnSTRRCE UUOLTERS, RLIRE UUOmRCH, JOHRYE LOUISE UUOOD, mRRY OUUER UUOOD, OLETfl LUOOD, VELSIE PERRL UUOODLRRD, fTIRRIRR UURIGHT, mRTTIBETH LURIGHT, UUELTR UUYRR, PRTTI REBR (Tlarshaii, Texas Houston, Texas Center, Texas Jasper, Texas Houston, Texas Hilgore, Texas Shiner, Texas Quitaque, Texas Ouitman, Texas Sherman, Texas Cisco, Texas Velasco, Texas Denton, Texas Laredo, Texas Orchard, Texas RIamogordo, Hew (Tlcxico (Tlunday, Texas San Rntonio, Texas fTlexia, Texas Campbellton, Texas Taylor, Texas (Tlarshaii, Texas Fort UUorth, Texas Slaton, Texas yflTES, mRRiLyn younc, ELOisE ZfiCHRy, LEnORE Zinn, ZELDR BEfllTlRn, BILLIE BELL, BETH BISHOP, fTlRLLIE mflRIE BUCHHOLTZ, VILVIfl CUELLRR, HELfTIR El Campo, Texas nricKinney, Texas Dallas, Texas Galveston, Texas Laredo, Texas Valentine, Texas Slocum, Texas Richards, Texas Hebbronville, Texas COCHRRn, JOyCE CULBERTSOn, mflRJORIE DRvis, rriRRy frrrces ELLISTOn, FREDR LEE GEDTRy, GEORGIR LER GIPSOn, ELIZRBETH HRRRELL, DORIS HICKS, DOROTHy HOUURRD, OPRL HOUUE, LURRDR HUDTER, ISRBEL jonnson, rrlere JOnES, FRRnCESE. LRRGFORD, mRRy rricDonRLD, elrire Graham, Texas Fort UUorth, Texas Hillsboro, Texas Sinverton, Texas Justin, Texas San Rngelo, Texas Sherman, Texas Blum, Texas Bonita, Texas Hillsboro, Texas Dorchester, Texas Longview, Texas Fluvanna, Texas Big Sandy, Texas Smithville, Texas nricDOUUELL, OTTRLIE miTCHELL, mflRy ethel noRTon, Ffiy noRTon, SUE POLLRRD, JURniTR RICHRRDSOn, ERRESTinE ROSEHQUEST, EDITH RflyrriER, CLRIRE SCHUURRTZ, ESTHER Vernon, Texas Longview, Texas RIamogordo, Hew (Tlexico RIamogordo Hew (Tlexico UJaskom, Texas Gordonville, Texas Eastland, Texas Houston, Texas Fort UUorth, Texas SHRRBER, PEGGY STOCHEY, JERn PRICE STRICKLRRD, EDYTHE TRLLEY, DORIS TERRELL. fDRRGUERITE nSDRLE, HOPE TRRHRm, LRUREL JERD TUCKER, BRRBRRR YOURG, BERTRICE Denton, Texas Paris, Texas Rmarillo, Texas Joaquin, Texas Denton, Texas Coleman, Texas Houston, Texas Rrdmore, Oklahoma Eastland, Texas • - ! - . J% . Z C C C--Z ' ' £. -«i 5--:? ' t_ ■J ' -:X O ' •v ' - , A Vt ff ,%.-,,, J? - O-V U-J-o ' - - n lLu FRESH mED-uuh o was it that said there are few opportunities for romance at a woman ' s college? From the looks of these three freshmen and their cadets, there ' s plenty of opportunity, even in a dormitory living room. nriaybe they ' re waiting for the dinner bell — maybe they re waiting for the missing fourth — maybe they ' re just waiting. fiDflms, PflULinE RDFimS, VERR ESTHER flDfimS, VIVIfln THERESR RFDflHL, CLRRICE RHERS, HELEn mflRIE RLCORH, OLGR Goodlett, Texas Goodlett, Texas Benavides, Texas Dallas, Texas RLKIRE, mRRGRRET ' , ' r-J ' J Dallas, Texas It I Ir f . ' Hamlin, Texas (Tlaud, Texas RLLBRITTOn RLLEn, BOBBY Ennis, Texas , BLRnCHE ;JlP J ' i fouston, Texas Pledger, Texas iiz ,- - RLLEn, JOSIE BETH RfTlflSOn, mRRY JRRET RmiS, HUSTR RfTliS, mERLE RPDERSOn, DOROTHY JERR RRDERSOn, HELEn RPPLEUUHITE,GERRLDinE RRmSTRORG, HRTHLEER RRmSTROnG, nriRRY elizrbeth RSHBURH, EmmR BELLE RSHLEY, FLEETR RDELE RTCHESOn, LOUISE RYERS, mRRJORIE BRGUUELL, fTlRRY Rnn BRILEY, ELIZRBETH DeLeon, Texas Ouitman, Texas Berino, Rew (Tlexico Berino, Hew (Tlexico Corsicana, Texas Fort LUorth, Texas Rrcher City, Texas Forreston, Texas Houston, Texas Trenton, Texas Oklaunion, Texas nriurray, Texas Bowie, Texas Denton, Texas Houston, Texas BRRHES, RDELE BRRHES, DOROTHy BRRHES, mflRy FRflnCES BRRHETT, EVELVn BRRnETT, GLRDYS BRRR, EILEED BRRRETT, VIRGiniR Rnfl BflRRy, mRRy BRRTLETT, LILR BRRTLEY, RLICE BRRTOn, FRflnCES BRRTOn, ETHEL BRTCHELOR, VIRGiniR BRTES, mflRy mflRIE BflUm, HERRIETTfl BRLL, CRTHERinE BRLL, mflRlfln BRLL, VRLERIR BflLLRRD, LRVERHE BRLTHROP, mflRy mflRGflRET BflPHHEflD, Lfl FflUn BflnHHEflD, LOIS BflRBER,GERflLDinE BARKER, LEE DELL Dallas, Texas LUaxahachie, Texas Decatur, Texas UJinnsboro, Texas Houston, Texas Longview, Texas Longview, Texas Houston, Texas Houston, Texas Son flntonio, Texas flruba, northwest Indies Little Rocb, flrfeansas Commerce, Texas Salinas, mexico UJeslaco, Texas Rewsome, Texas Dallas, Texas Utopia, Texas Ft. Sam Houston, Texas Littlefield, Texas Refugio, Texas Dallas, Texas flrdmore, Oklahoma flrdmore, Oklahoma BEfin, KRTHflLEEn BERRD, ELIZABETH BEELER, BEVERLY BELL, BESSIE LEHR BELL, SflRR ELIZRBETH BEnson, Dflnfi sue BEDTOn, BILLIE BERRY, PRTRICIR BESHELL, JERD Deweyville, Texas (Dart, Texas Jasper, Texas Garden City, Texas Valentine, Texas Bowie, Texas Van RIstyne, Texas Rustin, Texas LUasbom, Texas BIERIRG, mflRY FRRflCES BILLinCSLEY, EVELYR BIRD, mRBEL BISHOP Rnn BISHOP, mRBEL BISSEY, mRRGRRET BLRCK, TOm EmiLY BLflCKBURD, CHRRLEnE BLRGG, mRRY EVELYR BLRHEnEY, BRRBRRfl ELRIRE BLRDKEnSHIP, fTlflRY (TIRRJORIE BLRSER, miLDRED BLRZEK, DOROTHY BOCQUET, BLRHCHE BOGGESS, ROBBIE LER San Rntonio, Texas Eliasville, Texas Dallas, Texas San Rntonio, Texas Dallas, Texas RIbany, Texas Houston, Texas Camargo, Ofelahoma Denton, Texas Corslcana, Texas lilills Point, Texas Pine Bluff, flrhansas Bryan, Texas Beeville, Texas Houston, Texas BOUJLinG, HELED BRflDLEY, finn BRfiDSHflUU, ZELLfl BRRinRRD, BETTYE BRflnCH, FRflnCES BRRnDEHBERGER, IfTIOGEnE BRRnnon, in hell BRfiTTOn, HELEn BRIGGS, JUflDITR BRinnmRn, brrbrrr BRISCOE, IREHE BRISTOL, RGRES BROCKmRR, BILLinEIL BROOKS, joycELvn BROOMS, OLLIE FRYE BonriRR, minniE hdre BOOnE, HELEn BOOTH, JERn BOOZER, (TIRRY BOUCHIER, JERn BOUGHTOn, DORIS BOUUEn, PRIGE BOUUERS, CLEO BOUUERS, JERn Dodson, Texas Taft, Texas Denton, Texas Rrtesia, Rew fTlexico ITlegarsel, Texas rPason, Texas Fort Stockton, Texas Cleburne, Texas Reagan, Texas mineral UUells, Texas Henderson, Texas (TIcKinney, Texas Throckmorton, Texas Clarhsville, Texas Corpus Christi, Texas Piano, Texas Corpus Christi, Texas Little Rocb, Rrbansas South Bend, Texas Taylor, Texas Dallas, Texas Sherman, Texas Lufhin, Texas Eddy, Texas BROUUn, BILLIE BROUUn, HELEn BROUun, junniTfl BROUUn, mRRTHR L BROUUn, PRULinE BROUUn, PHYLLIS BRUECHER, CRTHERIPE BUCHER, BERTHR BURCHETT, mRRY LOUISE S Houston, Te ' Bluegrove, Texas UJhitewright, Texas Houston, Texas Taylor, Texas San Diego, Texas BURKHflLTER, FRRDCES BURmRD, LOUISE BURHETT, JURDITR BURRETT, RUTH BUTLER, LOUISE BYERS, EVELYD BYERS, VIRGinifl CRLVERT, mRRY RHD CRLVERT, ROSE mRRY CRmPBELL, KRTHERYD cflmPBELL, LinnR lee cfinnon, betty CRnnon, DELL CRRLILE, KRTHERYn CRRLOCK, HARRIET Rmoriilo, Texas San Saba, Texas Rrcher City, Texas Haslet, Texas Corsicana, Texas Dallas, Texas mexia, Texas Rrcher City, Texas Tyler, Texas mangum, Oblahoma Pine Bluff, flrbansas Little Rocb, Rrhansas Henderson, Texas Temple, Texas St. Johns, Arizona CHflmPflGnE, LORRflinE CHflnEY, ETHEL CHRPfTIRn, BETTYE CHflpnriRn, gerrldihe cHRPnriRn, minERVR CHERTHflm, DOROTHY CHEnOUUITH, mRCHEY CHILDERS, GLUEnDOLYn CHISm, JERRY CHURCH, VIRGiniR CLRRH, flnnE CLRRH, ELOISE fTIRRTHR CLRRK, FLO JOYCE CLRRH, GERRLDinE ETHEL CLRRK, JOYCE CRRR, EDITH CRRRIHER, ELOISE CRRTRLL, VIRGinifl CRRTER, monCURE CRRTER,SRRR JRHE CRSBURD, JOYCE CRSUUELL, SRRRH CHRmBERLRin, ELIZABETH CHRmBERLRin, IRERE Port Arthur, Texas Dallas, Texas Brownsville, -Teres Roscoe, Texas Sanger, Texas Tioga, Texas Fort UUorth, Texas Temple, Texcs Haynesville, Louisiana UUaco, Texas Eastland, Texas Dallas, Texas Dallas, Texas Port Rrthur, Texas OIney, Texas Fort UJorth, Texas Electro, Texas nriarfa, Texas Colorado, Texas fTlarshall, Texas Graham, Texas LUaco, Texas Dallas, Texas nricfTlahan, Texas CLARK, JULIfl BESS CLRRH, LflVERPE CLfiRK, mfiRY jnnE CLARKE, Eonn CLRRKE, mny josEPHinE CLEVELflnD, ESTHER fTlflRIE CLinGEHPEEL, BETTY JERD CLiriTOn, CLETIS CLOUGHLEY, PHYLLIS Sallisaw, Ohiahoma UJellington, Texas Hico, Texas exas fTlinden, Texas UUichita Falls, Texas COBB, DOROTHY LOUISE COCHRRD, LflURR BELLE COCKRELL, nriRRTHfl COFFEY, DORIS COFFEY, DOROTHY COFFEY, VIRGiniR COLE, RUTH COLEmRn, mRRJORIE COLLIE, mRRY EVELYD COLVin, COnSTRRCE COmER, DOROTHY COnnERLY, JRRE COOK, DOLLIE RGRES COOK, DOT COOK, IRLERE Denison, Texas Young, Rrizona Vernon, Texas (TIcKinney, Texas (TlcKinney, Texas Crowell, Texas Rosboro, Rrhansas (Tlineola, Texas Palestine, Texas Ennis, Texas Abilene, Texas Clarhsville, Texas Haynesville, Louisiana Lufbin, Texas Houston, Texas CRflUUFORD, LOUISE CRflUUFORD, VIRGinifl CRERGER, ELOISE CREflsy, mflRy lou CRISTY, PRTSy CROsno, mRRy Elizabeth CROSSLin, DOROTHy rriRRIE CROUCH, CLRRfl RLICE CROUCH, joycE CUELLRR, HELfnfl CULBERTSOn, fTlRRJORIE CULUUELL, DOROTHER cunninGHRm, leotr mflE DRBREy, EDRR DRLBy, DRLTRICE CORK, BEVERLy COUUDEn, nriELBR cox, DOROTHy COX, Efn-fTIRRIE COX, RUTH CRRIG, DOROTHy HELL CRRIG, rriRRTHR JRRE CRRin, BOBByE CRRVEn, DOROTHy San Rntonio, Texas San Rntonio, Texas Corpus Christi, Texas Ballinger, Texas Galveston, Texas Temple, Texas Childress, Texas Denton, Texas (TIcKinney, Texas Hebbronville, Texas Fort UJorth, Texas Stamford, Texas Ft. Smith, Rrbansas San Rntonio, Texas Daingerfield, Texas Texarbana, Texas Corsicana, Texas Denton, Texas Orange, Texas LUaco, Texas Italy, Texas Dallas, Texas Clevis, Dew (Tlexico Laredo, Texas DRLTOn, OLIVE DRniEL, fTlRE DflRROUU, PHILEnfl DflRSEY, mFIRy FRflnCES DflVID, JERn DRVlDSOn, JERnnE DRVIS, ELIZRBETH DflVIS, GLRDYS (TIRRIE DRVIS, IDR (Ttercedes, Texas Hemp, Texas Sandy Spring, fTiarylond Grapeland, Texas Chester, Texas Frederich, Oblahoma Lamesa, Texas Eastland, Texas Rngleton, Texas DRVIS, mRRJORIE DflVIS, mflRTHfl DRVIS, VERBETH DRVIS, VIRGiniR DRY, KRTHRyn DERR, CHRRLOTTE DEAR, DOROTHY DERVERPORT, LOUISE DECKER, JURRITfl DEELEY, VIRGIRIR RRR Dallas, Texas El Paso, Texas Taico, Texas Richmond, Texas Justin, Texas UJaco, Texas Poteet, Texas Denton, Texas UUichita Falls, Texas DEGROSSE, DOROTHY ELLEH J DICKIE, SflRHJRRE ju k r ton, Ij af DIEBEL, mflRY LOLTI VictqjiCT Texas DIETERICH, EVELYR DIRLUIDDIE, EDITH Dixon, DOLORES DOBBYD, CRROL fTIRRIE DOn HflUSER, HELEn fTlflRIE Throcbmorton, Texas Enid, Oklahoma Palestine, Texas DOUULinG, LOUISE DOUUSE, fTlRRY JRnE DOYLE, RniTR DOZIER, JERnnE DRRY, mRRYRLICE DREUUfl, mERLE DREUUR, miLDRED DROPPLEmRn, HELEn DRYDEH, JURE DUDLEY, BETTY DUFFERDRCH, DOROTHY DUKE, mRURIRE DUKE, mflXIRE DUKE, POLLY DumRS, FRnniE lee DOnOVRH, BETTY LOU San nicholas, Rmba, northwest Indies DOOLEY, LOULfl JO jyK y Rrgyle, Texas DORRn,JRnE • N jyV ' a midland, Texas DOSS, mRRY LOUtSE DOUGLflSS, FiRin | DOUTHIlyBEJitT gFV Stamford, Texas Oildale, California Luedens, Texas Galveston, Texas Vernon, Texas Houston, Texas Houston, Texas midland, Texas Honey Grove, Texas Ozona, Texas Bartelsville, Texas Houston, Texas Houston, Texas Sherman, Texas UUinnsboro, Texas DURREn, RDELE DURRETT, mflRY LOU DURRUm, JflniCE DUUYER, IREHE DYKES, flLfriR RUTH EfiRLE, LUCILLE ECKfTlfln, mRRGflRET EDmonDson, dorothy heleh EDUUflRDS, FRflnCES - ■ Archer City, Texas Lancaster, Texas flnnona, Texas ELDER, Lfl HELL Burbburnett, Texas ELLETT, EDHfl Richmond, Texas ELLETT, VIVIfin Powell, Texas ELLIOTT, DOROTHY Houston, Texas ELLIOTT, VIRGiniR mineral LUells, Texas ELLIS, JflnE Palestine, Texas ELLIS, mRRY ELIZABETH Little Roch, Rrhansas ELLIS, RRCHflEL Dallas, Texas ELfnORE, BILLIE Dallas, Texas K: ' :r ' ELROD, GLRDYS ' • nriexia, Texas ELROD, nORfTIR (Tluleshoe, Texas ERGLISH, FRRnCES Sweetwater, Texas EUBRDK, GEREVR Idalou, Texas EVRnS, REVR nriRE Houston, Texas EUUELL, CLRIRE Rrdmore, Ohiahoma FLEnniHED, ELLR FRY FORmRn, HRRRIET FOSTER, LOUISE FOUULE, ZIHR FRfllR, RRUBEH FRRDHS, nriRRCELLE FRIER, mRRY FRIZZE, JOSEPHinE FULLER, SHIRLEY FUSSELL, GERRY FUSSELL, LOmR LEE GRIRES, LERRBELLE GRnn, LORERR GRRDHER, LRURR GRRHER, RRRR mRUDE EZELL, CRTHRYR FRRR, ESTELLE FRRRIER, ISOBEL FERTHERSTOR, HIRDR FERGUSOn, LUCYLE FIELDS, OUITR FISCHER, EVELYR FLRCK, UURRDR FLRHRGin, JflPE Menedy, Texas Decatur, Texas Lomesa, Texas Bay City, Texas Celina, Texas Graham, Texas (Tlexico City, (Tlexico San Rntonio, Texas Rlice, Texas ■ t Bryan, Texas Rngleton, Texas Bellevue, Texas Pecos, Texas UJaco, Texas Jachsboro, Texas •; . RIbany, Texas Rmarillo, Texas Clarhsville, Texas Chilton, Texas RIpine, Texas ULIaco, Texas Rew Braunfels, Texas Houston, Texas Dallas, Texas = r- ,. GRRRETT, DOROTHY mflRIE GRRRETT, ELRIHE GRRRISH, EVfl DERD GflSTOn, EFFIE GEER, CLRUDinE GEORGE, DORIS GIBBS, mRRY Lynn GILBERT, EDDIE GILLESPIE, nriRRGRRET Rrdmore, Ofelahoma Hillsboro, Texas Garland, Texas Oblaunion, Texas LUestminster, Texas Rrdmore, Ohiahoma Fort UJorth, Texas UJellin3ton, Texas Jermyn, Texas GILLETTE, SRRRH BELLE GILLEY, mRRTHR JO GILLIE, LUCILE UUYHELL GiLLiLRHD, minniE O. GLflSSOn, RnGELIRE GLEnn, IHR GOHLfTIRn, LOUISE BLflKE GOODGER, EmiLY flnn GOODfTiRn, Rnnfl GOODmnn, HYLOGEnE GOODRICH, HRZEL GOOSBY, JERn GORBETT, DORIS GOSE, PRTRICIR GOULD, BETTY UJhitewright, Texas Dallas, Texas Joplirn, (Tlissouri Quanah, Texas Taft, Texas Denton, Texas Houston, Texas Decatur, Texas Houston, Texas mUford, Texas Dallas, Texas Goldthwaite, Texas Bryan, Texas Heavener, Oklahoma Trinidad, Texas GRAFF, EflRLinE GRflHRm, JRCQUELIHE GRRHRnn,SUE Deming, Hew fTlexico Lufhin, Texas Rbilene, Texas Fort UUorth, Texas UJellington, Texas Little Rocb, Rrfeansas Big Spring, Texas Galveston, Texas Cameron, Texas GREER, SADIE GRIFFin, DIXIE GRIFFin, HESTER LEA GRiSHAfn, nriARy ujyLEy GROOS, BEny GROSSE, nriRRy louise GUEST, nriARy RLmA GURAEy, VIRGiniR HRHP, ELIZRBETH HALE, JURniTR HRLL, BETTE HRLL, LOUISE HflmiLTOn, DORIS HflmmonD, billie lou HAmnER, FRAnCES Abilene, Texas San Antonio, Texas Bartlett, Texas Throcfemorton, Texas Colorado, Texas Columbus, Texas Archer City, Texas Sherman, Texas Robstown, Texas riashville, Rrbonsas LUichita Falls, Texas LUeslaco, Texas HflmPTon, rriRRy hell Hflnnfi, junE Hnnson, mflRy Rnn HRnST, GEHE HflRDCflSTLE, LILLinn HflRDin, mflRy bob HflRDy, BIBBIE HARPER, inEZ HflRRELL, JflHE i ' % Carlsbad, Texas Jermyn, Texas Plainview, Texas Dallas, Texas Refugio, Texas Llano, Texas Houston, Texas (Tlarlin, Texas San flntonio, Texas HflRRELL, THEDfl HARRIS, JUflniTfl HARRIS, nELDfl HARRison, Ann HARRISOn, DORCAS HARRison, DORIS HARRison, HITTy HARRison, mnuDE HART, rriARy EVELyn HATCHER, VIRGiniA HAUCK, mflRy consTflncE HAVER, LUCy ALICE HAUUHinS, LOIS HfluuKins, mflRy nELL HAUUTHORAE, DORIS Ardmore, Ofelahoma Dallas, Texas mart, Texas marshall, Texas Tucberman, Arkansas Tucberman, Arhansas Jasper, Texas marshal!, Texas Gilmer, Texas Fort UUorth, Texas Shreveport, Louisiana Houston, Texas mcAllen, Texas Ringgold, Texas Streetman, Texas HflLUTHORnE, DOROTHy HRYS, EVELyn HEflDLEE, JflHE HERTH, DORIS HEATH, mflURinE HEflTLEy, KRTHRyn HELmER, VESTR HERDERSOn, LR RELLE HERSLEy, SRLLIE Streefman, Texas Brownsville, Texas Tecgue, Texas Rew Boston, Texas Shreveport, Louisiana Denton, Texas El Dorado, flrhansas Quanoh, Texas Tulsa, Oklahoma HERSOR, TERRy HERIRG, HULDRH HERRIDGE, JORRIE HERRIRG, nriRRTHR HESTER, DORIS HESTER, LEORR HEUUITT, BETTy LEE HICKS, RRCHEL HIGHTOUJER, lORE HILDEBRRRD, RUTH HILL, LOIS HIPP, PRTSy HIX, OLLIE FRy HOBBS, DORIS HODDE, RRRIE LOUISE Seymour, Texas RIvin, Texas El Dorado, Rrhansas Hillsboro, Texas Catarina, Texas Throchmorton, Texas Little Roch, Rrbansas Pittsburg, Texas Houston, Texas Galveston, Texas Graham, Texas Harlingen, Texas Sherman, Texas El Paso, Texas Brenham, Texas HODGE, BETTY HODGES, mRRY HOLIDRY, EVELyn HOLLIDflY, VIRGinifl HOLSEY, fTIRRY RLICE HOOD, HOfTIERLOU HOPE, flnnE HOPE, JOY HOPKinS, FRRnCES Colorado, Texas Chilton, Texas Hughes Springs, Texas Dallas, Texas Corsicana, Texas Paducah, Texas (Tlarshalj, Texas (TlcKinney, Texas Silsbee, Texas HOSKinS, LOLR JRRE HOUSTOn, HELERE HOSHins, nriRRY virgihir HOUURRD, RUTH HUDKinS, EVELYn HUDSOn, ELIZRBETH HUEY, VELfTlR HUGHES, fTlRRIE HUmmER, PRULIHE HUmPHRIES, mRRY LOUISE HURT, BERRRDIHE HUHTER, ISRBELLE HURTER, RUBY RELL HURT, LILLIRR IHGLISH, KITTY BETH Velasco, Texas Palestine, Texas George UUest, Texas Post, Texas midland, Texas rPart, Texas Tioga, Texas Lancaster, Texas Boofcer, Texas Edgewood, Texas (Tlonohans, Texas Dorchester, Texas Dorchester, Texas Big Spring, Texas Cotulla, Texas JEFFCOflT, VIRGinifl JEOFFREY, RUTH JOHnS, JOSEPHinE JOHnSOn, flRLEHE jOHnson, nriRRiE JOHnSOn, VELfTIR JOHnSTOn, GLORIR JOHnSTOn, HELL JOHnSTOn, SHIRLEY JOLLEY, FLORRGEHE JOLLEY, nriRRCEIR JOLLEY, mRURIRE JOHES, EDITH JORES, EVELYR JORES, ORmR LEE IRGRRHRm, rriRRY nn.RRTHR JRCHSOR, CHRISTIRE JRCHSOR, HELEH JRGOE, fDRRY JRfflRIL, nriRRTHfl JRmiESOR, mRRY JRRE JRHSSER, ELVERR JRRISCH, LUCILLE JRRRETT, HARRIETT Vera, Texas Perryton, Texas Boerne, Texas Lon3view, Texas niexico City, fTlexIco Cleburne, Texas San Rntonio, Texas Sweetwater, rPcLean, Texas Fort UJorth, Texas Fort UUorth, Texas Dallas, Texas mineral UJells, Texas Clarfesville, Texas Rnthony, Kansas Fort UUorth, Texas Corsicana, Texas Pittsburg, Texas Denton, Texas Houston, Texas UUills Point, Texas Rordheim, Texas Hew Braunfels, Texas Lubbocb, Texas I ' JOnES, SRRflH VIRGinifl JOnES, SUE KHRR, DOROTHY HflRTin, FLOREDCE HflYSER, fTlRRiOn HECH, BILLIEmERLE KEEVER, KOREn KEITH, CHRRLOTTE HELL, fDRRy JflnE Texarhana, Texas (Tlilford, Texas El Paso, Texas Galveston, Texas Shreveport, La. Docono, Texas Quitaque, Texas Cannon City, Colorado Lueders, Texas HELLER, mflRYCRTHERinE HELLEY, DOROTHY HELLEY, nriRRGRRET HELSRY, UUILLIE B, HELSO, ELIZRBETH HEnnRmER, (DRRCIR HEnnEDY, RLICE HEnnEDY, PRULIRE HERT, ETTR HIDD, RUBY JURE KILLIRR, BETTY JERR HIRCRID, UURRDR HIRG, CHRRLOTTE HIRG, FRRRCES miLDRED HIRG, (TIRRY HELER Red Oak, Texas (Tluskiogee, Ohlahomo Fott UUorth, Texas Denton, Texas Fort UJorth, Texas Overton, Texas Houston, Texas Jefferson, Texas Jasper, Texas LUaxahachie, Texas Bartlesville, Oklahoma El Dorado, Rrkansas Bronson, Texas flivarado, Texas Electro, Texas HRfiEGE, JOyCE KUECK, CflROLVn HUYKEnDRLL, JOSEPHIHE KYLE, flniTR mflRIE LRCEY, fiDfiLEHE LflmRR, flnnfl JERP LRmBERT, BETTY LflnGED, mflRY ALICE LRRTZ, mERIRn LRTimER, VIRGiniR LRUGHOn, DOROTHY FRY LRUUS, ELOmiR LRUUS, EULRLIE LERBO, PRTRICIR LERTHERITIRn, IDRnOR KIRG, mERLE KIRHLER, ERRESTIRE KIRHLER, RELLIE HHRY KLERS, nriRRion KLEinmRD, miRiflm KnOUULE, miLDRED HnOTT, RVYL ERRL HOEninGER, LETR fTIERLE KOPISCH, KRTHRYn Dallas, Texas Pine Bluff, Rrkansas Rmarillo, Texas Elfehort, Texas Brownwood, Texas Rosebud, Texas Dallas, Texas Premont, Texas Houston, Texas Dallas, Texas Joy, Texas Bonharn, Texas Bonham, Texas Shreveport, Louisiana Little Rocb, Rrhansas Divot, Texas Beeville, Texas Beeville, Texas LUharton, Texas Dallas, Texas Industry, Texas Vivian, Louisiana O ' Donnell, Texas Temple, Texas LEE, ELnORR LEOnRRD, mRRGUERITE LESLIE, LEE LESTER, DORIS LESTER, nriRRy ELIZRBETH LEVIHE, miRIRm LEuuis, nriRRy louise LIEB, BETTY LinOLEY, RUTH mart, Texas Floydada, Texas Dallas, Texas (Tlercedes, Texas Beaumont, Texas Houston, Texas UJaco, Texas RIbany, Texas Rllen, Texas LiriK, UURnOR LITTLE, ROBBIE (TIRE LIVELY, LOUISE LOCKHRRT, BILLIE JERR LOCHRIDGE, BILLIE JO LOFTin, RUDELL LOFTin, RUTH LORGinO, BERYL RHR LOOREY, OLLIE FRYE LOOREY, ROBERTR LOTT, RLnriR LOVER, UUYVOnRE LOVIHGGOOD, DORTHfl ' mRE LOLURY, mRfriYE LUKRS, ELLEH Palestine, Texas UUoodson, Texas Fort UUortti, Texas San Rntonio, Texas Rustin, Texas UJichita Falls, Texas UUaco, Texas Lufhin, Texas Rrcher City, Texas Rrcher City, Texas Cleburne, Texas Littlefield, Texas Gladewater, Texas Seymour, Texas UJesthoff, Texas nricCLRin, lois lee rricCLRin, oprl nriccoy, frrdcis mccoy, ROZE mcCRRCHEn, mRRy louise mcCuisTion, heler nricCULLRR, FLO RRy mcCULLOUGH, JO RnnE mcDERfnOTT, FLOREDCE mcDORRLD, Rnn nricDonRLD, elrire mcDOnRLD, DOROTHER nricDOnOUGH, mRRTHR ' LOU nricDOUGRL, LOUISE mcERCHERn, BETiy LUmPHin, HELED LumPH in, miRiRm LynCH, ELERnOR JERn LynCH, JURE . LynE, PflULinE mcRRRLLy, RnniE JO fTicRnincH, PRULinE mcBRIDE, RRGIE rricBRIDE, ELRinE ElhCity, Ohlahoma Stanley, Dew (Tlexico Dallas, Texas Fort UUorth, Texas Fort UUorth, Texas Fort UJorth, Texas Rrdmore, Ohlahoma Bryan, Texas Goldthwaite, Texas Longvlew, Texas Smithville, Texas Fort UJorth, Texas (Tit. 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RRY, ELfiinE Rfly, mRRY LflSUUELL RfiYZOR, LUCILE RERD, JESSIE fTIRRIE RERD, mflRIOn HOPE RERGRn, ELLEn REDFIELD, HELEfl REDUS, VIRGiniR POUUELL, mflRTHR LUCILLE POUUERS, JOY PRATT, JUAE LUCILLE PRRTT, VRLTfl PUTfTIRA, mADGE RRDLEY, fDARY HATHARIAE RAGLE, JURE RALEIGH, YVOAHE RRADOLPH, (T IARY LOUISE (Tleridian, Texas Rosebud, Texas Houston, Texas Cooper, Texas Rrdmore, Ohlahomo UUaco, Texas OIney, Texas Denison, Texas Ardmore, Oblahoma Bynum, Texas Fort UUorth, Texas San Antonio, Texas Austin, Texas Houston, Texas (Tlason, Texas Ardmore, Ohlahomo Center, Texas Fort UUorth, Texas Denton, Texas Deport, Texas Lubboch, Texas Harlingen, Texas Houston, Texas Howland, Texas REED, mflRGUERITE REESE, JRRE REESE, UUESLEY JflRE REID, JACKIE SUE REID, LUCILE REHFRO, FRflnCES RHOFIDS, RUBY RIBBLE, fTlRRTHfl RICHBURG, LORETTR Big Spring, Texas Houston, Texas Bollinger, Texas Paducah, Texas Glen Flora, Texas Stanton, Texas Dallas, Texas Vernon, Texas Dallas, Texas m AM RIDDICK, FRRFICES RiGBY, nriRRy RGHES RILEY, flnnRSUE RITCHEY, nriRRGUERITE ROBBins, mflxinE ROBERTS, JERD ROBERTSOn, mRRIE ROBinSOn, DOROTHY ROBinSOn, LOmETR ROBinSOn, fTlRRY JO ROBinson, rriRRY lerh ROBinSOn, ROBERTR JERHIIE ROBinson, srllie RODGERS, nELLIE PERRL RODGERS, THERin Shanghai, China Galveston, Texas UUichita Falls, Texas Palestine, Texas Humble, Texas Rotan, Texas Fort UUorth, Texas Galveston, Texas O ' Donnell, Texas Pittsburg, Texas Post, Texas Sherman, Texas flmarillo, Texas nrielvin, Texas UJaskom, Texas ROmERO, BERniE ROSEHBERG, SHIRLEY ROSEHFIELD, nflOfTll ROSEnOUEST, HELEPl ROSS, BETSY ROTHROCK, EUGEDIfl LEE ROUUE, EmmR fTlHE RUDD, OLETfl RUGGLES, RnniE LEE RUSSELL, JERD RUSSELL, SUSRnnE SflCHETT, HRZEL SRLmon, SUSIE P ' A Raymondville, Texas Stamford, Texas El Paso, Texas SflmUEL, LOIS i ,,yjj „ • rnont Belvlew, Texas SflmUEL, mRTTIE SRRDERS, HRDinE SRRFORD, RLICE SRSSER, ELRinE SRUUYER, nriRRIE SCHLICK, UjynELLE SCHfniDT, BETH SCHOTT, GERRLDIRE SCHROEDER, COnSTRflCE SCHUESSLER, LRBELLE Z T JsJI ' ' Samnorwood, Te Robstown, Texas (Tlalverne, Dew Yorfe Houston, Texas Eastland, Texas Houston, Texas UUaxahachie, Texas Big Spring, Texas Greenville, Texas Konawa, Ohiahoma Timpson, Texas riavasota, Texas Palestine, Texas UJharton, Texas Robstown, Texas Silverton, Texas Dickinson, Texas (Tlason, Texas SCOTT, DOROTHY SCOTT, LRRUE SCUDDER, LflURR SELL, ELLR JRHE SESSIOnS, SRRR SEUUELL, BETTY SEUUELL, FLOYEVELYn SEUUELL, ODERE SHRRmfln, BERTHR EDITH Denton, Texas Sweetwater, Texas Comanche, Texas Hatemcy, Texas Fairfield, Texas (Tlemphis, Tennessee Longview, Texas Big Spring, Texas Houston, Texas SHAVER, SHIRLEY SHERRin, OLGR SHELTOR, LUILLR FRYE SHERmRH, RLLEHE SHERRILL, PRTSY LOU SHIELDS, BOBBIE SHILLIRG, LOUISE SHIPfTIRR, IREZ SHIRLEY, LRURR LYRRE SHOEnriRKER, CLRUDIRE SHORT, JERR ELIZABETH SHORT, PEGGY LOU SHRRDER, mflRY RUTH SLRUGHTER, RUBY Jim SLORR, OLIVE Denton, Texas Raymondville, Texas Dallas, Texas Harlingen, Texas Henrietta, Texas fDart, Texas Ft. UUorth, Texas (Tlemphis, Tennessee Eagle Lake, Texas Dallas, Texas Rome, Texas Rome, Texas Scranton, Texas Staples, Texas Haskell, Texas SOLT, JERn SOREnSEn, CRRRIE ELIZABETH SPECK, OPAL SPEDCER, mfiRJORIE SPICER, PRTRICIR SPLITTGERBER, BILLIE LOU SPRinGER, DOROTHY SPOOnTZ, CHRRLEHE STRGRER, FRYE STRHFORD, RHPIE LRURE STRPLES, SUSRH STRRK, SERERR STRTLER, PHYLLIS RRn STRYTOn, VIRGiniR STEED, mRTILDfl SmiTH, BETTY RUTH SmiTH, BILLY SmiTH, JERD smiTH, jERnnE SmiTH, IDRRTHfi FRflnCIS SmiTH, RUTH SHERD, CRTHERIRE SHERD, JRRE SUE SRYDER, HELEn RPn Rrtesia, Hew (Tlexico Pharr, Texas Plainview, Texas Gladewater, Texas Joplin, (Tlissouri fTlason, Texas Eden, Texas Belton, Texas Celina, Texas Houston, Texas Dallas, Texas Denton, Texas Crystal City, Texas Rrdmore, Oklahoma Port Arthur, Texas Sherman, Texas Fcrmersville, Texas Corsicana, Texas Dallas, Texas Center, Texas Ennis, Texas DeLeon, Texas UJichita Falls, Texas Hereford, Texas STEEomfln, uuinonfl STEinBERGER, STELLA STEPHEnS, RUTH STEVEnS, PEGGY STEUUflRT, BRYCE STEUURRT, rriELVinR STOKES, DORIS mflY STOPE, VERLIE mfiRIE STOREY, EVELYfl Sadler, Texas Denton, Texas Son Rntonio, Texas Jachsboro, Texas Robert Lee, Texas Hereford, Texas Bortlett, Texas Gand Saline, Texas Laredo, Texas STOVER, VIRGiniR STRflHfin, VIRGinifi STRICKLflnD, JRHE STROTHER, HflTHERIIIE SUBfl, DRPHHE SUDDRRTH, ELLER SUmmERS, DOROTHY JERR SUUISHER, JRRE TRCHETT, miRRIE L. TRLLEY, RUTH TRRRY, RRH TRTE, CLETR DEE TRUBE, EDRR TRYLOR, mRRIE TRYLOR, mRRY RUTH St. Louis, rPissouri Beaumont, Texas Houston, Texas Corsicana, Texas Galena Park, Texas O ' Donnell, Texas nrtcGregor, Texas Laredo, Texas Handley, Texas El Paso, Texas UJichito Falls, Texas midland, Texas Calvert, Texas Gilmer, Texas Covington, Texas THIELE, fDRRIRnnE THOfTlRS, flmiLDR THOmRS, mRRY VIRGiniR THOfTlRS, ROSflLinO THOmRSOn, LOUISE THOfTlRSOn, mRRJORiE THOmPSOn, BERYL THOmPSOn, fTlRRGIE THompson, fTiRRy louise mission, Texas nriemphis, Texas Taft, Texas Quincy, Illinois Houston, Texas Crystal City, Texas Houston, Texas rPathis, Texas Reagan, Texas THompson, viRGiniR THORP, OPRL nriRyE THORPE, JflRETR TIEDERmRD, JORPE TILLOTSOn, HILDR TOBIRS, mRRY FRRRCES TOBin, RUTH TODD, PRTRICIR TonriLinson, htirry TOUUnSEPID, DOROTHY TOUUnSERD, LURinnE Shamrocb, Texas Overton, Texas Honawa, OhIahoma Tulsa, OhIahoma San Rntonio, Texas Bryan, Texas Denton, Texas Houston, Texas Rrdmore, Ofclohqma TROTTER, DOROTHY TROY, SRRR TULLY, EmmR G. TURRER, JESSIE LOU ? a- yJ ' mart, L Ozona, Texas Overton, Texas Honey Grove, Texas Teague, Texas Roanobe, Texas TUUEnHflFEL, KflTHLEED TYSon, mflxinE UmBEnHOUR, flDfl UnDERUUOOD, LETfl VFin znnoT, muRREL VRUGHn, PELL VICK, ROSEmfiRY VICTOR, noRmfl UUflDE, JULIR RnnE (Tlercedes, Texas UJharton, Texas Ft. UUorth, Texas Denton, Texas Tioga, Texas Dallas, Texas Ft. UUorth, Texas Rbilene, Texas San Saba, Texas iDRDE, nriRy elizrbeth LURGGOHER, ERRLEHE UURLDER, mRRY EVELVn UURRD, CHRISTinE UURRREn, RERE UURTSOR, LEOTR UURTSOn, mRRIRR UURTSOn, VELfTlR lilEBB, JRRE UUEBSTER, SRLLIE LEE UUELLS, THEimR LUESSELS, LUCILLE UUHERT, DOROTHY UUHEELER, mRRJORIE UJHISnER, SUnSHIHE Ladonia, Texas Paris, Texas Bullard, Texas Rbilene, Texas UJauriha, Ohiahoma Denton, Texas Brownwood, Texas Roanohe, Texas Rivin, Texas Texarbana, Texas Beaumont, Texas LaFeria, Texas Santa Rnna, Texas Gainesville, Texas Shreveport, Louisiana UUHITE, RnnE Stowell, Texas UUHITE, DOROTHy Bynum, Texas UUHITE, ELflinE UUharton, Texas UUHITE, SHIRLEY Grayson, Louisiana UUHITEHERD, HflTHRyn Staton, Texas uuHiTEmfln, JoypE Fort UJorth, Texas UUHITESIDE, CELESTE UUHITEFIELD, FRRHCESV - El Campo, Texas 1 Rrdmore, Oklahoma UUH ITFI ELD, LUCY frf ki 1 ■ Eden, Texas UUHITSOn, CRTHERinE UUILEY, mRURIilE UUILHinS, ELSYE uuiLHinson, frrrces phre UUILLIRmS, DORIS UUILLIRmS, GERflLDIRE UUILLIflmS, mRRGRRET mRE UUILLIRmS, mflRifln uuiLLiRfnson, itirrie UUILLIS, RRCHEL UUILLIS, VIRGinifl uuiLson, christihe GLynn UJILSOn, LETHR CLRIRE UUIRFORD, PEGGY UJIHGRTE, OPHIE DOD Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Bryan, Texas Hereford, Texas Keithville, Louisiana Crystal City, Hacogdoches, Te Glen Flora, Texas ITlemphis, Texas Pottsboro, Texas Dallas, Texas Rewton, Texas UUinGRED, BETTIE uuinninG, jRnE LuinsTon, viRGiniR UUITHERS, FRflnCES UUITTE, BERTRICE UUOLFEnBERGER, LORECE Denison, Texas Houston, Texas Vernon, Texas Fort UUorth, Texas San flntonio, Texas UJeatherford, Texas UUOLTERS, EDITH LUOrriRCK, LflETiTlfl UUOmRCK, PRULinE mfift Shiner, Texas ' El FQso, Texas towell, Texas UUOOD, fTlRRGRRET UUOOD, nELDR uuooDuuflRD, mflRy Emmfl UUOOLEy, CHRISTinE UURIGHT, FLORRGEIIE UURIGHT, mflRGRRET uuynnE, doris YRncy, DORIS rose yRTES, GLRDyS yETTER, DOROTHy yOLTOn, JESSE mRRIE yOUnGBLOOD, DOCIR rriRRIE yOUHGER, cyniHiR yOUHT, CflROLint RyiE yULE, VIRGiniR South Bend, Texas Eastland, Texas Chapman Ranch, Texas Clarbsville, Texas San Rntonio, Texas Columbus, Texas Colorado, Texas Lufhin, Texas Forney, Texas Saint Jo, (Tlissourl Houston, Texas flvalon, Texas nricKinney, Texas Kaufman, Texas Quanah, Texas mcCLURE, DOROTHY mchiniGHT, pflTsy miLLS, miLLIE PERsons, Rnn PRITCHETT, LOUISE RUSSELL, ERROL JERD SEARS, BILLYE SHflUU, JULIR SmiTH, LOU JRRE SmiTH, mRRJORY SPRRGGinS, nriRDELinE URIE, DORIS UJILSOn, HELED m. 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Franb Risler i Brown, Dorothy Ray, (Tlyra Jo Cole, nriary Lou Robertson, Elizabeth Hinds, riita Tacbett, Betty Ladd, Joan Van (Tleter, (Tlartha Latham, Kathleen UUalden, Tommie President Ratalie Simpson Secretary Elizabeth fl. Heard Sponsor miss nriary H. Sands nRTionRL COLLEGIRTE pinyERS Crawford, (Tliss UJinnie fTlae Galloway, Jean Rnne Lowe, (Tlodena Powledge, (Tlary Sewell, fTliss flnne Totom, marguerite Vogel, Ruth flLPHR President Geraldine Smith Vice-President (Tlartha Sue floel Treasurer Sydolia Lentz Corresponding Secretary Doris Griffin Recording Secretary Richardine flcton CHI Rrmstrong, (Tlary Frances Bear, Janet Blohm, Dorothy Jean Casad, Gertrude Cox, Carolyn Frailer, ITIartha Sue Gadberry, Idell Galloway, Jean flnne Griggs, Jackie FHamilton, Velma Lee FHartley, Beth FHawley, (Tlarjory Hinnebrew, (Dary R. Long, (Tlary Etta miller, Helen Lucille Oliver, Jane Pearson, (Tlabel Pierce, Dessa Routh, nriary Smith, (Tlargie Staton, Damrun Stokes, Pauline Strahan, Evelyn Templeton, Olivia Treptow, La Helle Vacca, fPary Lucile LUhite, Dorothy Graduate fPembers (Tliss Dorothy FHinton nrirs. Lytle Powell nrirs. Doris R. moore (Tliss (Tlaud Daniel Boutwell, riaomi Cummings, (Tlary Louise Durrett, fDary Hawhes, Ellen Slaughter, Gene Smith, riina Laura Sweatt, Velma UJord, Bernice LUilbeck, (Tlinnie Lee y uu c fl Brandenberger, Imogene Brous, Elinor Campbell, Linna Lee Cash, nriargaret Cheatham, Dorothy Cochran, Joyce Cooh, Dollie flgnes Craghead, (Tlildred Dolton, Olive Davidson, Charles (Tlary Davies, Hathryn Dobbs, Elizabeth Dobbs, Katherine Fouts, Kathleen Gaulden, Cleo Goodger, Emily Ann Gunn, Jeanne Hall, rriattie Heller, (Tlary Catherine (Tlooneyham, Gussie Dell Pinson, Lois Pratt, mary Hell Rogers, Ruth Smith, Dina Laura Turney, Geraldine UJilbech, (Tlinnie Lee UUomack, Johnye f President Sydolia Lentz Vice-President (Tlargie Smith Secretary Doris Griffin Treasurer Dorotfiy Lee Hawhins Rusti Captain fTlodena Lowe Sponsor nriiss PTlary Hufford mien, Ann flmtfior, Rnn flnsley, Pauline Barganier, Velma Bartley, Patricia Bates, fTlildred Cameron, fTlargaret Cobb, Dorothy Glenn Cooh, fTlary Elizabeth Cosey, Frances Davis, Beth Dearen, fTlildred Eads, Gladys Eads, fTlary Jane Ellis, Lynell Eppright, Edith Foster, Sue Gregory, Elizabeth FHero, Suzanne Hulan, Verna ' t ' Hunt, Eloise Hunt, fTlary Helen Jander, Clarice Keilor, Barbara Letlow, June Lorimer, Helen fTlargaret Lowe, fTlartho fTlattingly, fTlary Boyd fTlcfTlillan, Loraine fTlelbert, Shirley fTlills, fTlildred Peeh, fTlaxene Polk, Daisy Ellen Riddle, Lucille Rucher, Pflaryanna Rushing, Evalie Schmittgens, Dorothy Schmittgens, Evelyn Smith, Dorothy Stephenson, fTlary Beth Swender, Louise Thurmond, Ruth LUhite, Kathryn UUilliams, Georgia fTlae RDELPHIRD CLUB flGLflIRn CLUB President Edna Hill Vice-President (Tlarian Hoy Treasurer Dorothy Jane Pearson Secretary Celeste Tisdole Parliamentarian Audrey Dobles Rthinson, fTlildred Blohm, Dorothy Brant, Theda Ccsad Gertrude Cleary, flellie Colson, fTlildred Elliott, Edna Evans, Dorothy Flowers, Pauline Fortenberry, Helen Griggs, Jocbie Hale, Crenor Hale, Sammy Hemphill, Frances Hill, Edna Holt, Hathryn Keller, (Tlary Ann Hoy, (Tlarian Landrem, Jean (TlcDermott, Frances nrialone, flgnes fTlund, fTlildred fTlurchison, Dorothy flobles, Audrey Parbs, fTladie Pearson, Dorothy Jane Roney, Dorothy Steele, fTlary Elizabeth Tisdale, Celeste UJay, Peggy Lynn UJheeloch, Janet UJilliams, Laielle LUilson, Lavona UUright, Bluebell ODEOn CLUB The primary aims of the Odeon Club this year have been to study the outstand- ing contributors to the modern school of music and to endeavor to bring music into the social life of the members. The Odeon Christmas Banquet is an annual social affair of the club, fit this time Dr. and fTlrs. Hubbard and the mem- bers of the music faculty are honored guests. The programs this year have consisted of banquets, teas, booh reviews, and the study of various composers. President flcton, Richardine Bert lone Smith Rdams, Hatheryn Rnderson, (Tlargaret Vice-President fldele Criswell Beard, Eloise Bennett, Theresa Bloomquist, Beatrice Secretary Rosina Buxton Brown, Rra Belle Browning, (Tlotelle Casey, Hortense Treasurer Chastain, Louise Collins, Florence Helen Tuorila Dale, Hazel Jane Eudaly, nriildred Sponsor Galloway, Jeanne Rnn (Tliss Rgnes Tramme Greenburg, Henrietta Harrison, Ruby Harrison, UJerna Holebamp, Lorietta Hunt, Ruth Irby, Dixie Jamail, Eugenia Kines, Hallye Landrum, fTlargie LeBlanc, fTlarjorie Locbridge, fTlartha Low, fliine nriantle, Celio nrierritt, Helen fTlerritt, Janie Riser, Serena Scoggins, John Helen Siler, (Tlary Emma Shinner, Beth Stewart, Rrnetta Tachett, Betty Terry, Ethel Tramonte, (Tlamie Von Gremp, Harriette Von Gremp, Roberta UUebb, Dorothy UJeisent, flnne UUoody, Henry Ella Yarbrough, Edna Zinn, Zelda L ' RLLEGRO CLUB President Ruth Alexander Vice-President Helen UJaugh Secretary Sue Briggs Treasurer Deville Gray Rush Captain Barbara Cox Abbot, Jane filbert, Loretta Bailey, (Tlary Louise Baeuchle, Louise Bolin, Charlotte Bolinger, Frances Brown, Dorothy Brown, Janis Joyce Bryan, filice Bullington, Joza Lou Calvert, Helen Louise Cooper, ITlabel Cramer, Dolly Davis, flima Helen Ernst, flrmine George, Janie Gordon, Betty Alice Hanks, Lillian Jones, rriaxine Kay, Elizabeth Kelhofer, ITlary Ellen Long, (Tlary Etta Lowe, nriildred fieeley, Ruth riorwood, Pauline Hugent, Zilla Paul, Claire Polh, Rosemary Polh, Shirley Prothro, Eleanor Reese, Dorothy Robertson, Elizabeth Robinson, (Tlary Frances Rosenquest, Edith Scoffield, (TIargaret Speed, Dorothy Lou Stohes, Helen Taliaferro, Juanita Taylor, Hariette Temple, fTlichye Thomas, Edith Turner, fDyrtle UUilliams, UUanda June UJoodard, Hathryn UUyatt, ileiva Zachry, (Tlary Anderson, Beverly Rrmslrong, fTlary Frances Babbitt, Lynn Blach, Elsie Boutwell, Haomi Brous, Eleanor Bryant, flova Butrill, (Tlargaret Church, Bea Collins, Sara Rnn Conley, Beatrice Denton, Jean Echols, Vivian Estes, Elizabeth Fredrichs, (Tlaurene Garrett, Lorraine Gower, marguerite Griffith, (Tlildred Grimes, Betty Holland, Lucille Hudson, Jane Jones, (Dory Hay President Janice Jarman Vice-President Geraldine Smith Secretary Christina Drummond Treasurer fltlee Rnn Broobs Sponsor (Tliss fTlary Goldman Hemp, Lucille Himbrough, Rileen Holb, Genevieve Ladd, Joan La Roe, Dorothy merchant, Catherine Jane murchison, Evangeline fTicholson, Libbie Lu Plemmons, mary Frances Rucker, margie Beth Scruggs, mary Beth Sielshi, Jerry Sims, Hazel Stochey, Jean Taylor, Geneva Templeton, Olivia UJalling, marguerite UJare, Catherine UJarren, Idabel UJheat, Charlotte UUhite, Beverly UUilliams, Judy UUillingham, Hallie Beth Zimmerly, Corinne CHflPflRRflL CLUB President (Tlarjorie Stone Vice-President Hell Lowry Secretary Effie Joe Holloway Treasurer (Tlary Lake Parliamentarian nriarsaret (TlcLemore Sponsor (Tliss flgnes (Tlurphy Rdams, Chrystine Archer, (Dabel Jo Brewer, Bettye Clark, Selene Dawson, Doris Edwards, Elaine Gunn, Jeanne Gainer, Laura Hooks, Frances Huffman, Dorothy Hennemer, Dorothy Hirk, Lorena Longford, fTlary Lewis, Frances Lyon, fTlildred fflann, Blanche fTlarchmon, Hay Orr, fTiorjorie Palmer, Cecelia Pauling, Dorothy Perrin, fTlartho Plaxco, fTlary Lou Routh, nell Shelton, Rose Small, Ruth Smith, Gretchen Stoll, Patricio Stovall, fTlary L. Vezey, Eloise Voelhel, fD. fTlae President morion Coll Vice-President Frances (Dyers Secretary (Tlary Ellen Lundschen Treasurer Dora (Tlae Pierce Parliamentarian Jean Pierce Sponsor (Tliss Stella Owsley RLICE FREEmnn PRimER CLUB filberts, flnnie Laura finderson, ITlaxine Andrews, Beth Bachman, (Tladalyn Barnes, (Tlaurine Bear, Janet Bishop, Anna Lou Bishop, Jane Brannon, Eugenia Brunson, (Tlarie Cartwright, (Tlargaret Chaney, Lois Craig, Plettie Louise Daniels, Elizabeth Dial, Frances Dunham, Helen Fought, Dorothy Fleming, Jane Foster, Arlene Friche, (Tlarjorie Gill, Irene Grogan, (Tlorgoret Huffhines, Elizabeth Lucas, (Tlorion mcHinley, UUinifred miller, Elizabeth miller, morydee mount, fliine Honey, Doris noble, Elizabeth riorton, Sue Pitt, morion Robins, Anno Paul Sotlerwhite, Ruby Jo Show, Dorothy Smith, martha Louise Spalding, Helen Spradlin, mortha Stamps, Almorie Stewart, LUillie moe Vest, Juanito IDhite, Elaine President Elizabeth Rnn Heard Vice-President fTlary Ann UJindham Secretary Charlotte Parmelee Treasurer flrney ITlitchell Historian Jeanne Dwelle Program Chairmen (TIary Alice Kennedy (Tlartha Sue Frazer Sponsor (Diss Hatherine UJinter nriEmBERs Alexander, (Tlargaret BeVille, Violet Bryant, fTlarlha Campbell, rTladeline Center, Frances Childers, Patsy Cope, Charlotte Dial, nriary Hell Doleson, Cadge Doleson, Harvey Ann Du Bose, Gladys Dukes, Vivian Ehlinger, Lucille mflRy ELERnoR BRRCHEnRIDGE Evans, Gertrude Greenwood, fTlary Frances Hinds, Dita Hodge, Lucille Hopkins, LUinifred Hudgins, (Tlargaret Hughston, (Dary Elizabeth Johnson, Plancy Heneipp, Betty Kennedy, Jerline Kirhpatrick, Heva Lee Lair, Julia nriatlock, Joyce Pool, Catherine Pool, nriary Powell, Betty Jean Ramsey, fflargaret Ray, Vera Dorothy Riley, Evangeline Robison, Joel Rohde, Ellen Shield, Bess Simpson, (Tlarian Smith, Frances Smith, Hannah Frances Stinson, fTlartha nflarie Tatom, (Tlargueritte Taulbee, Virginia Tidmore, Elizabeth UJhite, Elmarie UJindham, Vernor CLUB Baker, Dorothy Campbell, Jeanne Carpenter, Helen Carter, Rose Darnell, Frances Cox, Josephine Creasy, ITlary Lou Dean, Charlotte Dornblaser, Jean Don Hauser, Helen Ellis, Jane Flanasan, Jane Gohman, fTlarsaret Gunter, Dorothy Hawley, (Tlarjory Inbley, Barbara Rnn Kennedy, Helen Laws, Elomia fTlacRdams, Jean (TlcClure, Janet mangold, Ernestine nriathis, Juliet miller, Helen miller, Hester Ogilvie, martha Parsons, margaret Price, Theodore Ragin, Rosabelle Robinson, Graham Robinson, Roselle Rosenquest, Helen Jeanne Turner, Rose Vacca, mary Lucille UJhite, Frances UUhitmore, Ellie LUicfe, Joyce UUimberly, Louise LUindham, Georgiana BETSY ROSS CLUB fldams, (Tlary Kalherine Anthony, fDargaret Bounds, IvQ Dell Bucfeelew, (Tlarjorie Casteel, Annabel Castle, (Tlary Louise Davis, (Tlabei Evans, marguerite Griffin, Gayle Hailey, Helen Ruble Hodges, fTDildred Lawhorn, Berttiena Knowles, Louise manning, Daisy marks, maudeen monnier, Gladys morrison, Patricia Pratt, mary Hell Quillen, La merle Scott, Louise Treadwell, Louise Turney, Bessie Van meter, martha UJalters,mary Frances UUhite, Alta UUilbeck, minie Lee UJilson, Geraldine ULIood, Bernice Ruth Vogel President riatalie Simpson Vice-President mary Powledge Secretary Ellarene Vause Treasurer miss minnie mcAuley Sponsor D E L R n c l pi IM Andrews, fTlary Ellen Hartley, Beth Smith, Lucille Batts, (Tlarsaret Hawhes, Ellen Sprawls, Frances Boston, Rosemary Heard, Rrabell Thornton, Ruth Buchanan, Dell Henslee, Frances Tucker, Barbara Chamberlain, Luellen Hightower, Elise UUhitt, fTlargaret Crouch, (Tlary Jo Jamison, Celia UJilmeth, Louise Davidson, Charles (Tlary Hinnebrew, fTlary UUillis, Josephine Dean, Dora Lee Lair, Bess Faesan, Johnnie Laney, Betty Fine, Pat Latiner, Christelle Floyd, Rda B. fTletcalfe, Josephine Fullerton, fTlary Catherine Horthcutt, Hatalie Gandy, UJinifred O ' Quinn, Eloise Gheen, Bessie Schafer, fTlargaret Gheen, fTlelba Schmucher, Ruth 4 Gowen, (TIartha Shoolroy, Pauline Hamlett, Virginia Slaton, nrielba Hammons, ITIarzee FHaney, (Tlarie Harper, fTlary Frances Harris, Gwyne ' f Sm M President Jacbie Stochard Historian Elizabeth Paschal Vice-President Rush Captain Jessie Lea flelson Christine Justin Secretory-Treasurer Sponsor fTlinnie Lou fTlitchell fTliss Frances Dard COSmOPOLITRN CLUB President Patricia Stoll Vice-President Edith Rosenquest Treasurer nriary D. Stewart Secretary Evelyn Calhoun Reporter (Tlaxwell (Tlotz Spons nriiss Emily Gate President Christina Drummond Vice-President Josephine Davison Secretary-Treasurer Rebecca Lester The Cosmopolitan Club is composed oF all out of state girls and students from for- eign countries. GIRL SCOUT LERDERSHIP CLUB Carpenter, Helen Don Houser, Helen Laws, Elomia Cox, Josephine Edwards, Elaine (TlcClure, Janet Creasy, (TIary Tom Ellis, Jane Ogilvie, (Tlartha Dean, Charlotte Flanagan, Jane Rosenquest, Jean Dornblaser, Jean - President Edith Rosenquest Vice-President Joy (Tliller Secretary-Treasurer June Hycr ic-«r ERSTLflnD couniy - CLUB Blachburn, Dora Davis, Gladys miller, nellie Lee Rosenquest, Helen Clarh, flnne Galloway, (Tlarie murphy, Josephine Stewart, mary Dell Clarb, Betty Harbin, (Tlary Lou Pewman, Joyce UUood, nelda Bess Clarh, Edna James, Gwenn O ' lleil, mary Rose UUood, Velsie Cox, Caroline martin, UJillie fTla ude Parhs, Dortha Young Beatrice Davidson, fTlaurine nrieeh, Edith Plummer, marie CORPUS CHRISTI CLUB President Juliet mathis Vice-President fltlee Rnn Brooks Secretary-Treasurer Ruth Dryden Borteis, Sonja Bocquet, Blanche Boone, Helen Hood Bradley, Ann Broohs, OIlie Fay Bullard, Lottie Cummings, mary Louise Dowling, Louise Gandy, LUinifred Glosson, Rngeline Honey, Doris Porter, lone Schmidt, Beth Sheppard, Bessie Lee Thomas, mary Virginia Thompson, margie UUright, Doris HILL COUniy CLUB President Rnn Alien Vice-President Helen Stokes Secretary ITlary Beth Stephenson Treasurer Geraldine UUalher Sponsor nrir. and ITIrs. UL). E. Loveless DRLLRS CLUB President Kathryn UUoodard Vice-President (Tlartha Louise Smith Secretary-Treasurer Lucy Helle The club is composed ol all students livins in Dallas County RIO GRRNDE VRLLEY CLUB Dorothy Lee Hawkins President Daisy Ellen Polb Vice-President Eleanor Shafer Secretory-Treasurer (Tliss Beulah Plummer Sponsor Barr, Eileen Bell, Theresa Brown, fDargaret Dalton, Olive Damron, Imogene Davis, nriable Dittman, Ellen Dudley, rPary Ehlinger, Lucille Fine, Patricia GriFfin, Doris Hamner, Frances F awhins, Lois Hays, Evelyn Holloway, Effie Jo Jones, (Tlyrtle Rnne Joyner, Jane Lee Lamb, Doris Lester, Doris fTlclntyrc, Esther (Tlorgan, Dorothy riugent, Zilla (Tlarie Pruden, (Tlozelle Ragin, Rosabelle Reagin, Ellen Reynolds, Genevieve Russell, Helen Jean Shearin, Olga Sherman, Rllene Sorenson, Carrie Spoonemore, Thelma Stewart, flnnetta Thiele, (Darianne Tidmore, Elizabeth Twenhafel, Kathleen UJashington, (Tlarjorie UUessells, Lucille EL PRSO CLUB Helda Bell President Louise Hnowles Vice-President (Tlartha Davis Secretary-Treasurer Rmis, Husto Rmis, merle Corr, Dorothy Connaly, Julia Connolly, (Tlildred Dreyer, Irene Giesecbe, Cordelia Dornblaser, Jean Hobbs, Doris Oppenheim, Lillian Sacbett, Hazel Sherrod, Rellye Bell Smith, rriary Lou Talley, Ruth Todd, Hathryn UUomacb, Loetitia HERRT OF TEXAS CLUB President Velma Jo (TIason Vice-President mildred Fulcher Secretary-Treasurer Edna Elliott Parliamentarian Honeta Fae Sparks flmthor, Anna Laura Batts, nriargaret Balnsit, nrierle Boyles, Dorothy Brandenberger, Imogene Bratton, Charline Burdicfe, flrdinelle Clarb, Edna Craighead, (Tlildred Creasey, fTlary Lou Floyd, LUinifred Rae Gainer, Laura Grosse, Jewel Hall, Frances Harbucfe, Ruth FHarding, (Tlary Bob Higgenbothem, (Tlodell Higgenbothem, fDozel FHoffman, fTlary fTlaud Holley, UUanda Holley, UUeta nricBurney, Ruth rPcGregor, Billie (Tlclntis, Georgiana (Tloore, Geneva (Tloore, rPartha Roe Owen, Bertha Rogers, Dellie Pearl Schonerstedt, flrline Schuessler, La Belle Sell, Ella Jane Shield, Rnna Leigh Shipping, (Tlargari Shipping, (Tlildrec Splittgerber, Billie Springer, Dorothy Tisdale, Celeste UJade, Julia Rnn UJatson, (Tlarian UUatson, Rita FORT UUORTH CLUB President Helen fTlargaret Lorimer Vice-President (Tlary Lahe Secretory-Treasurer nriarianna Rucher Sponsor nriiss Kotherine UUinter Rnverman, Emeline Carpenter, Helen Jeanne Chappell, Eugenia Chenoweth, fTlachey English, Gertrude Foster, Sue Gibbs, Lynn Hatcher, Virginia Hubel, Guy Eula Jolley, Flora Jean Jolley, (Tlarcia Hiber, Rnnis UU. Landers, ITlarjorie Hell ITlcBride, Elaine (TlcDonald, Dorothea Palmer, Cecelia Park, nriodie Rucher, (Tlargebeth Shilling, Louise Small, Ruth Smith, Frances Treadwell, Louise Vich, Rosemary UUhiteman, Jayne UUilderspin, Rita Tuuin cLua (Tlartha fTlcHemie President Ariel nricKemie Vice-President June nriiley Secretary Jane (Tliley Treasurer The Twin Club includes all the twins on the campus and is sponsored by ITIiss Bonnie Cotterol who has a twin sister teachins otDTSTC Dorothy Hash President Rnnie Louise Hodde Vice-President Sue Dorton Secretary -Treasurer Billie Jean Locbhart Reporter flibritton, Blanche Beshell, Jean Bishop, Jane Blachburn, Charlene Campbell, Jeanne Cole, Billie fTlargaret Elder, LaHelle Gose, Patricia Hightower, lone Lamb, Doris Lapham, Joyce Leatherman, UUanda Dale (Tlaxey, Dortho Dee (TlcClain, Lois Lee (TlcClure, Janet Parsons, fTlargaret Rnn Payne, Karlyne Robinson, Roselle Sawyer, (Tlarie Swinney, Faye Turner, Louise UUill, Louise UUilliams, Lucille UJilliams, fTlargaret UUhite, Elaine RRinBOW CLUB HOUSTOn CLUB President Suzanne Hero Secretary Elizabeth Gregory Vice-President Treasurer Louise UJimberly P SSY Cameron Reporter Dorothy Schmittgens RIbritton, Blanche Bailes, Jean Barber, Lee Dell Boggess, Robbie Cameron, Peggy Duke, (Tlaurine Duhe, (Tlaxine Eiland, Elizabeth Flach, UUanda Garrett, Lorraine Ecbman, (Tlargaret Gerhard, fTlartha Goldman, Louise Blabe Goodman, Rnna Gregory, Elizabeth Hero, Suzanne Hightower, lone Jamail, (Tlartha Lundschen, fTlary Ellen mcfrianus, Luella miller. Glen Flora (Tloores, Jerry Phillips, Betty Sue Phillips, Pearl Jeanne Phiel, Annette Rosenfield, Haomi Ross, Betsy Schmittgens, Dorothy Schmittgens, Evelyn Stanford, Rnnie Laurie Strickland, Jane Smith, Dorothy D. Swender, Louise Taulbee, Virginia Thomason, Louise UJimberly, Louise Yolton, Jesse (Tlarie Zuchero, Phyllis BRYRn CLUB Barnard, Barbara Blazeh, Dorothy Darnell, Frances Darrow, Philena Eden, ITlildred Eudaley, HDildred Fussel, Jerry nricCullough, Joan miller, Helen Richey, Florence Rochell, Esther marie Schulmann, Rnna Scofield, margaret Scrameh, Dot marie Thurmond, Ruth Tobias, mary Vezey, Eloise UUiley, maurine President Ruth Heeley Vice-President Edith Thomas Secretary-Treasurer Carolyn Glass GREGG CO. CLUB Banbhead, LaFoun Banbhead, Lois Baucum, Doris Campbell, (Tladeline Cole, Billie (Tlargaret Curry, Jo Elizabeth Fleming, Jane Foster, Florena Frazier, (Tlortha Sue Johnson, Rrlenc Jones, (Tlary Frances Jones, fflaxine Hennemer, Dorothy Livingston, Rlice rricDonald, Ann (TlcRae, Ozella rPason, Eugenia President Barbara Cox Vice-President nriolly Oliphant Secretary Dortha nriae Lovinggood rriitchell, mary Ethel Prothro, Eleanor Sewell, Floyevelyn Smith, Charlotte Spencer, (Tlarjorie Stewart, UJillie (Tlae Visage, flnita UUhite, Dorothy L. UUolfe, Constance GRLVESTOn CLUB filb ert, Loretta Baron, FHorriette Cernicfe, Rosemary Cleary, flellie Christy, Patsy Dozier, Jeanne Foster, flrlene FHildebrand, Ruth Hartin, Florence fDattison, F elen (Tlillerman, Cozette Pearson, (Tlabel President Lorena Hirh Vice-President nriargaret Scott Secretary-Treasurer mollie nriae Grib Rigby, fTlary flgnes Robinson, Dorothy Robinson, Roselle Schroeder, Constance Tramonte, (Tlamie Zinn, Zelda Zwanzig, Rdele VILLRGERS CLUB The Villagers Club is made up of girls whose homes are in Denton. President Juanita Taliaferro Vice-President Bea Church Secretary fTlary Phillips Treasurer Geneva Taylor Representatives fTlary Etta Long riova Bryant Reporter Louise Scott Sponsors nrir. and (Tlrs. R. E. Jachson ERST TEXRS CLUB President Ella Virginia Greer Vice-President (Dory Rlice Kennedy Secretary Helva UUyatt Treasurer Pauline Kennedy Sponsor Dr. Thomas E. Pierce flilsup, Doris Baker, Emma Frances Beshell, Jean Blach, Elsie Brittan, Ruth Carter, Sara Jane Chevallier, fTlary Knight Davis, Beth Dean, Dora Lee Denton, Jean Eads, Gladys Eads, fTlary Jane Grogan, fTlargaret Harrison, Rnne Harrison, fTlaude Holiday, Evelyn Frances Hope, Rnne Kennedy, Jerline Kennedy, Pauline Lowry, Jane Lummus, Ola Lummus, Ruby nricCall, Betty Lee fDcCowan, Patricia fTlcPhail, Juliet fDarrs, Rnne Resbitt, UJynell Pollard, Juanita Rodgers, Theria Short, Shirley Torrans, fTlary Katherine UJaters, Ferna fTlae UUhite, Elmarie UUilson, Christine UJilson, Dorothy UUilson, fTlary Elizabeth (juflco-rricCLEnnRn counry CLUB i President Odessa Reid Vice-President Elizabeth Ruhmann Secretary Dorothy UUittlif Treasurer Ruth Loftin Sponsors Dr and (Tlrs. fl. S. Lang flliss Frances Da rden Dean, Charlotte Dearen, (Tlildred Downs, rriary Fields, Ouita Gardner, Laura Harris, Helen Harris, Reida Hichs, Bess Lewis, (Tlary Louise nriarburger, IDary Frances fTlitchell, (Tlary Louise Payne, (Tlary Radley, (Tlary Hatherine RuFf, (Tlary Shields, Bobbie Townsend, Dorothy Irontham, (Tlary UUord, Frances President (Tlary Lake Vice-President Ida (Tlae Voss Secretary-Treasurer Joyce Cochran Sponsor Dr. Rosamund Deutsch Bain, Ruth Baher, Virginia Clarh, Joyce Crumpler, Helen Hammond, Billie Lou Henson, Lucy Herridge, Jannie Humner, Pauline Jodley, Lona (Tlorceia Scott, Dorothy (Tlarie Shipman, Ivey Vacca, (Tlary Lucille LUood, rriargaret SPAIN LE CERCLE FRRflCRIS The aim of Lc Cercle Francois, the advanced French Club, is to promote an interest in France and the languase of that country by offering an opportunity for participation in ac- tivities that are typically French. French customs, festivals and mannerisms are incorporated into programs and the actual spirit of Carnival Paris, of the countryside and the people finds expression and understanding. Sponsors who have studied in France mahe this understanding even more sympathetic. The club ' s activities are both literary and social, and facility in class work is given by the conversational use of the language. , President Patricia fTlorrison Vice-President Hathryn UJoodward Secretary Ruth Heeley Treasurer (Dary Durrett Sponsors (Tliss fTlartha C. Sanders UU. D. (Tloore flBILEnE CLUB President Carra Lee Gist Vice-President Charlotte Cope Secretary-Treasurer Betty Grimes Reporter riito Hinds Sponsor Dr. Thomas E. Pierce The Rbilene Club is made up of all girls residing in Abilene and those living within a radius of fifty miles. Jane Oliver President (Tlabel Pearson Vice-President June Hyer Secretary niary Lucile Vacca Treasurer INTERNRTIOnRL RELRTIOnS CLUB Bryan, Rlice Calhoun, Evelyn Cosad, Gertrude Cleary, Dellie Dean, (Tlattie Denton, Jean Dial, Frances Files, Sara Guinn, Alice Hale, Crenor Hale, Sammy Harper, (Tlary Frances Inhley, Barbara Rnn Johnson, Anna (TIarie Hnisht, ULIillie Lee Lochridge, fTlartha Lowry, Jane ITIcDowell, Joecile (TlcKinley, UUinifred fTlead, (Tlartha Deill, Florence Parsons, (Tlargaret Ann Price, Theodore Ramirez, Carmila Roney, Dortha Rushing, Evalie Scruggs, (Tlary Beth Smith, Gretchen Smith, (Tlargie Simmons, Lois Vance, ITIary Elizabeth UJebb, Yvonne UJhite, Beverly UJilson, Daurice UUilson, Geraldine Yantis, Ruby President Elizabeth Tidmore Vice-President rPary Frances Greenwood Secretary-Treasurer Jeanne Galloway The aim of the Speech Club is to promote closer friendship amoris members, to develop professional bachground, and to furnish op- portunities for participation in speech ac- tivities. Regular meetings of the club are held twice a month. The club sponsors a radio program and a clinic where students may have their speech faults corrected. Rny speech major or minor is eligible to membership. President Deville Gray Vice-President Olivia Templeton Secretary Effie Jo Holloway Treasurer rriarian Koy nriRRy sluartz ROSE CLUB The primary purpose of the (TIary Swortz Rose Club is to promote professional advaricement and social improvement for qualified students in the department of home economics. The club is now sponsoring a club lounge room in the Household Rrts Building. Its monthly pro- grams bring many interesting speakers on profes- sional topics of interest. Heads of Divisions — Jerry Sielski, fltlee Ann Broobs ng — Christine UJagner, Elsie Blacb ng — Celeste Tisdale Evelyn Dershimer Development — Celia fTlantle PRESS CLUB Abbott, Jane flcton, Richardine Brown, Rose Cox, nrirs. D. R, Crouch, Olivia Gaines, Elizabeth Hinds, riita Hudson, Jane Lobe, (Dary Lentz, Sydolia (Tlitchell, flrney rPorrison, Patricia Simmons, Lois Stewart, Hlary Zinn, Zelda Charlotte Bolin President Jeanne Gunn Vice-President (Tlarie Galloway Secretary-Treasurer miss nriamie UUalher Sponsor HinDERGRRTEn President Vivian Duhes Vice-President Elizabeth Estes Secretary-Treasurer Henry Ella UUoody The aim of the Kindergarten Primary Club is to promote interest in childhood education as a profession. The club is open to all Kindergarten Primary fTlajors. Since its affiliation with the Rssociation of Childhood Education lost year, the club has made a big step towards the realiza- tion of its aim. PRinriRRy CLUB m 1 r ' m If IC J BUSinESS RHD PROFESSIOnRL uuomEri ' s club President Parliamentarian Dolly Cramer may Beth Judfeins Vice-President Sponsor Constance Kelly fTliss Ruth Douslass Secretary-Treasurer nriabel Pearson The purpose of the TSCUJ Business and Professional UJomen ' s Club is to bring the members into close contact with each other,- to establish a friendlier relation between members of the department; to discuss woman ' s place in business today in connection with current economic prob- lems,- and to prove that busi- ness can be of cultural as well as of commercial value. JOURnflLISm CLUB The Journalism Club promotes a spirit of fellowship among all the students of the department, en- courages interest in all phases of the journalistic field, and presents a practical insight into modern newspaper vocations. This year ' s enrollment was the largest in the history of the club. This year ' s activities consisted of talks by various newspaper men, coffees, a dance at the country club and installation of new officers. President Virginia Stovall Vice-President Eloise O ' QuInn Secretary-Treasurer Elizabeth Gaines Sponsors Franh Rigler Dr. F. L. nricDonald SOCIOLOGY CLUB President Gretchen Smith Vice-President Ruth Small Secretary rPatamay Russell Treasurer Christina Drummond Sponsor Dr. Ruby Jo Reeves PROGRnm FOR YERR nriary Bullard Director of UUelfare in Dallas County nrirs. Lee Carson Director of Hope Cottage in Dallas miss (Tlildred Douglas Assistant Director in charge of Domestic Relations in Dallas (Diss Gladys Pittenger Director of UUelfare UUorh in Ft. UUorth Sara Dinsmore Director Child UUelfare, Dallas ITIrs. Violet Greenhill Director of Child UUelfare of Texas RRT CLUB The aim of the Art Club is to promote a general art interest over the campus. The membership is composed of students who have a B average in art subjects and a high scholastic standing. President fTlarian Simpson Vice-President (Tlargaret Sims Secretary Lucille Cudd Treasurer Hannah Frances Smith K J. mUELLER BIOLOGY CLUB Bain, Ruth Bloomquist, Beatrice Burns, (Tlarjory Calloway, Lillian Campbell, Jeanne Clark, Eloise Dicfeie, Sara Eppright, Edith Gaines, Rrabelle Gentry, Pauline Hauston, Eleanor Hardin, Helen Hawley, fTlarjory Jones, Dorothy (Tlay Laws, Elomia martin. Duff nriassocb, Helen (Tlatloch, Joyce Hagai, Shige Healan, Doris (Tlay Hoel, nriartha Sue Phillips, Pearl Jean Pruitt, Ann Robinson, Jean Schmittgens, Evelyn UUilliams, (Tlargaret Zachry, (Tlary Secretary Carolyn Cox Treasurer Heva Lee Kirkpatricb i LIBRRRY SCIENCE CLUB The aim of the Library Science Club is to further acquaintance amons the major students, and to increase interest in li- brary development. Rt the regular meeting booh reviews and travel talks are given by the faculty mem- bers. The club, open to senior library sci- ence majors only, sponsors professional and social activities for all the members in the department. Virginia Dale UJood President Helen Fortenbetry Vice-President (Tlyrtle Gebert Dell Buchanan Secretary Treasurer DEUTSCHER VEREIH The Deutscher Verein Club is for all girls who are taking Ger- man, or who are interested in knowing more intimately the customs of Deutschland. The club program includes meetings at which German is spoben and sung, and German customs, ge- ography and history are studied. LR JUnTfl President Dorothy Lou Speed Vice-President mildred Petty Secretary-Treasurer Lucile Cudd President Lorietta Hollebamp Vice-President (Tlargaret Schaffer Secretary-Treasurer Ruth Gardener Sponsor (Diss Lillian Benson For the students who are interested in the lan- guage and the customs of the Spanish speaking peo- ple, La Junta Club offers many interesting oppor- tunities through the study of Spanish literature, art, and music. The club is a member of the Pan-Rmerican Stu- dent Forum, and sends delegates to the state con- ventions which meet every two years. THE CHEfniSTRy CLUB ' S PROGRRm FOR THE YEAR SEPTEfTlBER — Presentation of papers written by new members OCTOBER — Program on Chemurgic advances nOVEfTlBER Progrom on cosmetology DECEITIBER — R banquet and program on analytical chemistry JRnUflRy— Studying chemistry in food FEBRURRy — Program on workers in the field of chemistry fTlRRCH -Studying Textile chemistry RPRIL -Studying the body as a chemical worhshop fDRY— -Election and initiation of new members President Dorothy Jean Blohm Vice-President Jachie Griggs Secretary-Treasurer Peggy Cameron Sponsor Dr. (Tl. L. (Tlarshall President Helen ITlargaret Lorimer Vice-President Sydolia Lentz Secretary-Treasurer Yvonne LUebb Sponsors Dr. L. m. Ellison Dr. Andrew flshburn EHGLISH The aim of the Enghsh Club is to promote interest in Enghsh literature through reports given at the regular meetings and to bring about a friendlier relationship between members in the department. The club entertains for noted authors and poets who visit the campus, thereby providing personal contact between students and celebrities. President Vice-President Frances (Tlyers Grace UUilliams Secreta y Treasurer m ab el Jo Archer Bartley, Patricia Lively, Louise Buchholts, Vilvin Locbridge, flancy Clair, Virginia nricRnaliy, Rnnie Jo Cleary, Dellie (TlcGuire, Geraldine Evarts, flnita (Tlaxweil, Frances Hewitt, Betty Lee rriicbs, Janet Joyner, Jane Lee riichols, Elaine Hartin, Florence Rahe, (Tlelva Hnight, UUillie Lee Sm ith, Ruth Linb, LUanda E. V. UUHITE nriRTHEnnRTics CLUB fr The aim of the Health and Physical Education Professional Club is to provide an opportunity for the presentation of especially planned lectures and discussions which will enlarge the ideals, ideas, and interests concerning the current practices, activities, problems, and trends in the field of health and physical education; to endeavor to bring about a co-operative feeling of unity among the present students and graduates of this college whose major was physical education,- to beep in closer contact with the ex-students by means of news letters. -tf - ' ' President Julia Connolly Vice-President Lazelle UJilliams Secretary Hazel UUatts Historian ITlinnie fTlae Voefeel Sponsor Dr. flnne Schley Dusgan HEALTH RHD PHYSICRL EDUCflTIOn PROFESSIOnflL CLUB President Ellen Hawbes Enlistment Vice-Presidents Johnye UJomacb Rosemary Boston Social Vice Presidents Jacbie Stochard Edith Eppright Devotional Vice-President (Tlelba Gheen Secretary Elaine Ruth Treasurer Eloise O ' Quinn Reporter Rosalind Dorr Baptist Student (Tlagaiine Representative flthelin Cleveland External Relations Chairman EInora UJilcox Art Chairman Hatherine LUaltz Local Students Representative (Tlary Frances Harris Sunday School Representatives (Tlodine Buchanan Frances Sprawls Bessie Gheen B. T. U. Representatives Christine Burns Lenore Zachry (Tlusic Director Bessie Gheen Faculty Representative Dr. UU. S. Donoho Student Secretary nriary RIyce Scott oil 6 n ' nJi ' . President Ellen Hawbes Enlistment Vice-Presidents Johnye UJomacb Rosemary Boston Social Vice Presidents Jachie Stochard Edith Epprisht Devotional Vice-President (Tlelba Gheen Secretary Elaine Ruth Treasurer Eloise O ' Quinn Reporter Rosalind Dorr Baptist Student (Tlagaiine Representative flthelin Cleveland External Relations Chairman EInora UJilcox Rrt Chairman Hatherine UJalti Local Students Representative (Tlary Frances Harris Sunday School Representatives (Tlodine Buchanan Frances Sprawls Bessie Gheen B. T. U. Representatives Christine Burns Lenore Zachry (Tlusic Director Bessie Gheen Faculty Representative Dr. UU. S. Donoho Student Secretary fTlary RIyce Scott M new system of selecting the TSCUJ beauties was tried this year. UJorh- ing on the assumption that college men would know more about the stand- ards of beauty for college women, five of the most outstanding students from R m were ashed to choose the six most beautiful girls from the sixteen selected by the student body. The judges were: Bob Rdams, presi- dent of the R m senior class,- Rndy Rollins, president of the Senior Honor Society; UJarren Barton, editor of the Longhorn,- Joe Boyd, out- standing football player; and Bill Smith, advertising manager of the Battalion. r y n — 1 _u nriRRGiE smiTH fl good example of the falseness of the old adage, ' beauty and brains don ' t mix ' is (Tlargie Smith. The senior beauty is one of the outstanding students of the school and was named to represent the department of Sociology in the UJho ' s UJho section of the Daedalian. Her main ambition in life is to be a woman lawyer. I SEniOR coRinnE zimnriERLy R June wedding is the goal toward which this petite junior beauty bends all her thoughts. The man in the case is R. L. (Tlarquis, Jr., known more familiarly as ' Bob. ' Corinne ' s favorite sport is bending the long bow and her pet antipathy is cats, both human and otherwise. I junioR !► nROmi BOUTUUELL Interested in everything and everybody, Haomi Boutwell makes friends of all with whom she comes in contact, hier spontaneous grin and hard-worhing ambitiousness will see her far on the road to success in the future. SOPHOmORE DORIS HRRRISOn The attainment of a home, cozy Fireside and a rather rugged male with whom to share such blis s is the main ambition of this dreamy-eyed freshman beauty. The green- eyed brunette, with her twin sister, was flggie-day Sweetheart on the TSCUU-R m corps trip to Dallas. FRESHmRn EDITH EPPRIGHT Poised is the adjective one instinctively applies to Edith Eppright, beouty-at-large from Charlotte, Texas. The tall slender senior ' s main ambition in life is to fly an airplane lihe her Uncle George. Although she declares she is not the man type, and says UJhen it comes to men, I ' d rather go horseback riding, Edith gets her share of fan mail from the opposite sex, one named Bill being the most insistent. i BERUTY-RT-LRRGE ELSIE BLRCH Jimmie is the main interest of Elsie Black ' s life. The titian-haired junior who was chosen beauty-at-large, con thinb, dream or talk of little else than her engagement and coming marriage. Her favorite sports are sailing and swimming and she collects silver as her hobby. BEnUTY-RT-LRRGE BEnUTY GERRLDinE SmiTH mRRGEBETH RUCKER rriRRGnRET KELLEY VIRGiniR TRULBEE nominEEs GEHEVR TRYLOR UUHO ' S UJHO • UNIVERSITIES I HOSE girls included in this group were selected by the student body to represent TSCUJ in the booh, UUho ' s UUho Rmong Students in Rmerican Colleges and Universities, which is published by the University of Rlaboma. They were chosen on the basis of leadership, character, scholarship, and possibilities for future usefulness to the business and social world UUHO ' S UUHO-DEPRRTMENTS I HESE students are chosen by the faculty to represent their department. They are chosen for their scholarship, past accomplishments, and poten- tiality for future success. — PRTSy LEE CHILDERS HELLIE CLERRY UUHO ' S UUHO • UNIVERSITIES DORIS JERn CORTS DOROTHY COOPER vivinn ECHOLS jERnnEGunn LUHO ' S UUHO • UniVERSITIES niTfl Hinos (TiRRy Hfly JonES BETTY LOU KEnEIPP CflTHERinE POOL UUHO ' S UUHO • UNIVERSITIES GRYLE ROBERTS ELIZABETH ROBERTSOR I J ELLEn ROHDE DOROTHY SmiTH UUHO ' S (JUHO • UniVERSITIES GRETCHEn SmiTH mRRTHR fTlRRIE STinSOII mflRGUERITE TRTOm myRTLE TURHER UUHO ' S UUHO • UniVERSITIES RUTH VOGEL nriRS. LEon mflRSHRLL EDUCRTIOn cflROLYn cox BIOLOGY The selection of (Tlrs. Leon (Tlarshall to represent the Department of Philosophy and Education was based on her scholarship, her persistency in striving toward high goals and her maintenance of the standards attendant upon her chosen field. Carolyn Cox is well bnown in the Depart- ment of Biology for her quiet efficiency and excellent scholarship. Rs student assistant in the department, she has consistently and enthusiastically performed her duties to the best of her ability. UUHO ' S UJHO • DEPRRTmEDTS LUHO ' S UUHO • DEPflRTmEriTS For professional promise as shown by her ability and interest in her chosen Field, Dessa Pierce was honored by the Depart- ment of Home Economics in being selected as their representative among this group of outstanding students. HorriE Econofnics DESSR PIERCE Pauline Stokes was included in this out- standing group of students on the basis of her splendid work in the department as stu- dent assistant and her promise of future con- tributions. Her all-around ability and the ease with which she makes friends were big factors in the achievement of her position in this group. HomE Economics PRULinE STOKES JEflnETTE SCHLOTTmRD PHYSicRL EDUcnrion GERE PIRIE PHYSICS One of the foremost exponents of modern dance on tfie TSCUJ Campus, Jeanette Schlottman was cfiosen to represent the De- partment of Health and Physical Education in this group. In addition to her dancing ability, (Tliss Schlottman is outstanding in shill in sports and scholarship. R healthy, vital personality insures her future happiness. Gene Pirie, although a minor in the De- partment of Physics, was chosen as the most outstanding student in that department. Both as a member of the college community and as a student of science, (Diss Pirie has made a place for herself here. UUHO ' S UUHO • DEPflRTmEniS UUHO ' S UUHO • DEPRRTmEniS Representing the Department of Sociology, rriargie Smith has proved herself deserving of such an honor. Her selection for this posi- tion was based on her qualities of leadership, scholarship, and future promise in the field. She served as president of the Sociology Club during her senior year. Dellie Cleary was chosen to represent the Department of fTlathematics because of her high standard of scholarship and achieve- ment in the department. R been sense of humor and a confident outlook on life are among her chief assets. SOCIOLOGY mRRGIE SmiTH nDRTHEfinRTiCS nELLIE CLERRY jEflnnE Gunn EHGLISH Jeanne Gunn ' s talent for creative writing and executive ability won for her a place in this group of outstanding students as repre- sentative of the Department of English. RIso due to these qualities, (Tliss Gunn has be- come an important factor in the publication of the Daedalian Quarterly. She served as Literary Editor of the Quarterly during her junior year and as Editor-in-chief during her senior year. She was also vice-president of the Press Club her senior year. mRRY Hfly TORRRnS GOVERnmEDT Chosen to represent the Department of Government, (Tlary Hay Torrans is an earn- est worker and a student of high scholastic ideals. Her mental capacity and energy are equalled on ly by her will to achieve. UUHO ' S IJUHO • DEPflRTmEDTS lUHO ' S (JUHO • DEPRRTmEniS Janet UUheelock was chosen to represent the Department of Library Science because of her active participation in all depart- mental activities. She is also a member of the Library Science Club. LIBRRRY SCIEnCE JRHET UUHEELOCH R natural leader, Pita Hinds has capably and enthusiastically fulfilled her of- fice as editor of the Lass-O. She has been exceptionally alert to serve the student body. In addition to her position on the Lass-O, fPiss Hinds is the president of the TSCUJ chapter of the Journalism honorary fraternity, Theta Sigma Phi,- a member of the Press and Journalism Clubs and has served as a student assistant in the Department of Journalism for the past three years. jouRnRLism niTR HinDS LOIS pinson music Chosen by the Department of fTlusic as their representative in this group, Lois Pinson has been an enthusiastic participant in the various activities of her department. She was soloist with the College Symphony Orchestra during her junior year. But endearing her more to the hearts of TSCUJites was her com- position, Campus Shadows which was published during her senior year. jEfln DEfiTon BUSinESS RDminiSTRRTIOn Jean Denton was selected by the Deport- ment of Business Rdministrotion as belonging in this group of outstanding students because of her efficiency and high academic standing. She was also selected to serve as vice-presi- dent of her senior class. UUHO ' S UUHO • DEPflRTfTlEnTS lUHO ' S UUHO • DEPFlRTmEnTS Gretchen Smith, prominent student leader on the campus, was chosen to represent the Department of History in this section. In ad- dition to her enviable scholastic record, fTliss Smith is the president of the Student Advisory Council and secretary of the senior class. For her general ability in all activities in the Department of Speech, Ruth Vogel was chosen as representative of that department here. R sincere and willing scholar, fTliss Vogel gives promise of future achievement. HISTORY GRETCHEfl SmiTH SPEECH RUTH VOGEL symPHony orchestrr Violin bows moving together with dcFlnite precision — brasses and wood-winds mabing tonal entrances and exits with the upbeat of the conductor ' s stick — muffled rolls from the tympani broaden- ing in a crescendo to accent a brilliant passage — and the seventy- three-piece college Symphony Orchestra, under the baton of UU. Gibson UUalters nears the completion of its first concert per- formance of the 1938-1939 school year. Following the precedent set at its presentation on December 5, it has maintained its high perfection in performance throughout the year. SEREHRDERS Ploying with apparent ease the latest swing tunes, the CRfTIPUS SEREDflDERS have been ex- posed often to the public eye on the campus and elsewhere — and the picture was good, judging from an increased demand for more performances — exemplifying the versatility of the (Dusic Depart- ment and the Conductor of the Symphony Orchestra. FHE COLLEGE CHOIR Rlways the Collese Choir has set and maintained high standards for performances, and this year, given the necessary incentive and in- spiration by Dr. UUm. E. Jones, the director, both the (Tlodern and Classic choirs spent many extra hours working out details which made for more nearly perfect performances over radio and in concerts. But music artistically and beautifully rendered was adequate compensation for all time spent in preparation. Choir trips to Dallas, Fort UUorth, and San flntonio provided their usual diversions. SEniOR RECITRLS UUith deeply Furrowed brows and troubled expressions casting a dull light on a naturally bright and cheerful face, the senior music major, confronted with that ever- nearing recital, begins early in September the quest for music which will make her recital unified and appealing. But selecting her music is only the beginning. Then come lany studious and wearying hours of practice and worb to lemorize and perfect the countless number of pages of music which goes to fill an hour ' s program. Four hours of mental labor on that Liszt Concerto is devitalizing and uses more nervous energy than one would dream of — It takes energy and strength to play octaves in ac- cented runs, and every day must be filled with consistent practice,- so maybe the musi- cian had better tabe it easy for a while . . . and a bed is a pretty good object upon which to mabe an impression. UJeehs pass . . . then months. Both teacher and student work harder and harder — longer lessons and extra rehearsals — building toward a Final artistic performance. That night — the performer walhs out on the stage, gets her breath and begins. In an incredibly short time, she is post the hardest number and the other favorites are quicbly over. Suddenly, the efforts of a year or more are rewarded by appreciative applause, flowers, worm congratulatory handclasps of friends, and that hoped-for phrase from her friend and teacher — You made me proud of you tonight. Then the family goes home, and she is left with presents, friends ond a heart-warming memory. CLASSES Squeahs from poorly tuned violins, blatant bel- lows From ill-used brass horns, eerie wanderings from a given pitcti by the reed instruments, together with a harassed expression on the face of Professor UU. Gibson UJalters are evidences of the fact that the girls ore gaining a practical (if not working) knowledge of all the instruments in the orchestra. Realizing that hearing music is the best means of learning to ap- preciate it, miss Vere (Tlacriears students of (Tlusic f-lppreciation find adequate listening material in the record cabinet which is a prize possession of the fDusic De- partment and which is available to all students. Expressing the spirit of Christmas as it is found in England the fTlusic Education Classes, assisted by the Physical Education Depart- ment, sang traditional English Carols, danced traditional folh dances, and engaged in tradition- al ceremonies of passing the UUas- sail Bowl and Bringing in the Boar ' s Head, rrirs. Persis C. Terhune, director of fTlusic Education, super- vised this presentation. FIRST LADY F comedy take-off by George Kaufman and Hatherine Dayton, on tfie political whirl in the capital city of UUashington. C R S T Sophy Prescott Charles Emmy Paige Lucy Chase UUayne Stephen UUayne Belle Hardwiche fDrs. Ives Rnn Forrester fDrs. Creevy Senator Heone Tom hHardwiche Irene Hibbard Carter hiibbard George fTlason Ellsworth T. Gannlng Jason Fleming Rdcle Criswell Bernice Cobb Dancy Johnson Elizabeth Rnn FHeard Ruth Vogel Elizabeth Tidmore Jane Hudson Ellarene Vause Virginia Lewis fTlodena Lowe Dotalie Simpson marguerite Tatom fDaudeen fTlarbs Ruth rieeley Evangeline Riley Beatrice Connolly Rrchibald fDcLeod directed the octivitise of the Little Theatre the first semester of the year and Emory G. Horger was the director for the second semester. The Little Theatre Group is made up of seniors majoring or minoring in speech. For the five ploys produced this year, Rrchibald fTlcLeod de- signed the settings and the Play Production Class executed them under the direction of U. J. Ramsey. GHOSTS Ghosts is a tragedy of heredity,- in it Ibsen reached the highest point of his art. He deals with commonplace char- acters and everyday scenes and most of the action is con- veyed in drawing room dialogue. Ghosts is generally conceded to be the strongest, most terrible play in the nineteenth century. It was produced by the Little Theatre. nrirs. fliving Oswald Riving Pastor fTlanders Jacob Engstrand Regina Engstrand CRST Ruth Vogel fTlodena Lowe Datalie Simpson Evangeline Riley rriaudeen fTlarhs Ruth Alexander THE STORY OF THE CHRIST CHILD Combining the speech and music departments, the Dotivity Play was produced under the auspices of the Youns UUomen ' s Christian Rssociation. The pageant was written by Dr. L. H. hlubbard, president of the college, and was one of the most effective undertakings of the school year. The en- tire production was original. Songs for the pageant were composed by students in the music depart- ment. The college choir also assisted in the pro- duction. Those people having the leading roles in the play were: fDary Frances Greenwood, (Tlodena Lowe, Zelda Zinn, Platalie Simpson, Ellen Rohde, Rnn Rmthor, Ruth Fleetwood, Gladys DuBose, Ruth Vogel, Dancy Johnson, Jane Hudson, Ruth Har- buch, Lorraine Garrett and (Tlary Beth Scruggs. w «l • k _j  O ' ' VP . % V n 4 H Ka B 1 m V n aiiM Ljiggg LADY PRECIOUS STRERfTI The Junior History of the Drama Class presented a characteristic Chinese play, Lady Precious Stream, this year which was directed by fTliss rriary K. Sands. The leading parts in this play were taben by (TIarguerite Tatom, (Tlartha Sue Frazier, Jean rricRdams, Jean Rnn Galloway, Dorothy Pauling, Luella Thomas, Frances Bollinger, Bert lone Smith, Opal Caldwell, Sarah Smith and (TIabel Davis. The unusual style of production mode this play one of the most outstanding and amusing plays of the season. 4 W; STRGE DOOR Rs the Little Theatre went into rehearsal of George S. Haufman and Edna Ferber ' s play, Stage Door, fDr. hlorger, director of the production, found himself con- fronted with the problem of casting 32 roles. Leading parts went to Elizabeth Ann hieard, fDarguerite Tatom, Jeanne Rnn Galloway, Gayle Griffin, fDoudeen (Tlarhs Datalie Simpson and Virginia Lewis. ■ P 1 d J km ' 1 m - ' -L i B HH ipip ' iim S SBik ' ihr jj x i i - ■ fc_, -y-  .. mH B Hn inDPORTRDT factor in the life on the TSCUJ campus is the produc- tion of three student publications; the Lass-0, student newspaper; the Daedalian Quarterly, literary magazine,- and the Daedalian Annual, TSCUJ yearbook Rll the work on these is done by the students themselves, and the printing, with the exception of the Daedalian Rnnual, is done in the college print shop. R Publications Board determines the policies ruling the publications. This Board is composed of: F. L. macDORRLD FRRHH C. RIGLER GEORGE UUELCH UU. m. LOVELESS miss mRmiE uurlker niTR HIRDS jerrre gurr doris jerr corts K n u r Drama Class Present Chii Streamlined een Siweliniin. and Mij doslKned the slyliw id aa tol From gathering news to writing the copy, setting it up in type, copyreading, setting up the paper, and running it through the press and folder, you will always find the Lass-O stal in a constant hustle and bustle. They may smile or they may grumble, but they ' re always right there with the news that fills the paper. ) o ' doolc d iay % fftlDA Y, JANUAEY 6. 19S, debaters From rhre,e Colleges Meet Monday Twelve TSCW Temns WUI Compete ii Non-Dedoon Matckt. ' W iSMU.NVrC dobntaji Mond jr Art Spoi OfD Kaeter Casting EDITORIflL STfiFF ' i Editor-in-chief Rssociate Editor Rssociate Editor Society Editor Sports Editor Cartoonist niTR Hinos ELIZRBETH ROBERTSOD ELISRBETH GRIRES ISABEL UURRRED DOROTHY FRRRHLin DRPHHE PRRHER aa aenes aquo _ .i eader to Next Week ' s ir . Women lecturars and an intcmatjoiiAlly k A pianist top the list of cAmpus entartainm J the Auditorium. The Relatio ' ' -.luBtiy wil ' or Ruth Reeves, teW ' ' ' fa K-: 5 HEH.S; lunpa. csixJlc«ticki, Women ' !! Wear Weokl J a on mo expedition t ,cHHH iti Rudolph Gam. piM RudoliA C«i aiSite ' ' ' c uiii f ' —aim Visits S . ? ' Business fDanager Circulation (Tlanagcr BUSinESS STRFF DOROTHY FRRDKLin BETTY TRCHETT Top notch among collegiate pa- pers last year, the Lass-O was awarded Rll Rmcrican honor rating for the third consecutive year. There were only five other na- tional winners in the class of week- ly papers from colleges and uni- versities with enrollments of 2500 or more. One of 445 papers judged by the national Scholastic Press As- sociation, the Lass-O was given thirty-five grade points above the necessary score for the highest rating a paper may attain. tiistoTicsI J I tbe apeodi • - AHts Rev Etta LonK. mbly P ' ' ' ' 6f™ ' - , NfttionaJ Student Federal ■rrity, Lafayette. Ind sa Hobertsoti, president of t A brief hiatory and explan. obi«i. One of the outrtan -! :: mmunfty Ul tarn, prcaldenl totalltariasiEtn. - ud had lb« i pAtcd, explal 1 1 RcportiiKf e Soelety Glrta. igncM in the coUec n and yellow, carricj n crystal class, on hei ouse Blooms opeye Motif M Songs Wm 1 in Assembly 42, icteiitly se- L. Tlinrsdny in as- In dftaa. The words iucw 12. AuM Tfin. Hiese wfll also be acrably. the rnites Grass ,n at 3 o ' clock a can ,ko oat in Lowry ig from th« failure ? s mod calendola Piremen ■ , f ' „. damM. to ' AUn rtho Editor-in-chief Business fTlanager DREDRLIRD Drama Editor Rssociate Editor nriusic Editor Associate Editcr Rrt Editor Faculty Sponsor and Photographer He ' s in again!! DflEDRLIRD QURRTERLY The quarterly staff advanced a step this year with Jeanne Gunn as its editor and pubhshed a collection of poetry taken from all the past quarterlies. fTlany of the writers in this collection have published or are pub- lishing their poetry. This was the shining star of the quarterly year. STRf F Jeanne Gunn Richardine flcton Betty UUinston Betty Tackett Editor-in-Chief Literary Editor Art Editor Circulation fTlanager  ELEBRITIES of national repute have been attracted to TSCUU. Opera stars, senators, explorers, and professors give infinite variety to the college artist course and drama series. Artists give their initial performance, and come bacb for return engagements. This fact evidences the appreciation and cultural development which have characterized the school from its first years of existence. n u v n - s LU LILY pons Lily Pons, world-famous coloratura soprano, attracted an overflowing crowd when she appeared on the artist course. Rlready popular with the students, the petite singer left an indelible impression on their minds. Ranting high in the fields of concert and opera, (Diss Pons has also appeared as guest artist on several radio programs, and has starred in three motion pictures, I Dream Too fTluch, That Girl From Paris, and Hitting a Dew High. SmEDLEY D. BUTLER Smedley D. Butler, formerly connected with military activities of this country, and acquainted through experience with inter- national military affairs, presented a lec- ture on UUar is a Racket. In 1917 General Butler was awarded the Congres- sional fTledal of Honor for the capture of Fort Riviere, Haiti. t AM- T H J E 1 T p n L E R y y E R S Rmerica ' s oldest traveling repertory company presented two of Broadway ' s hit plays, S. D. Behrman ' s End of Summer and maxwell Rnderson ' s Botfi Your Houses. Heading the cast of the Jitney productions were Ethel Barrymore Colt, Douglas Rowland, and Bettina Cerf. FRRnCES PERHinS Frances Perkins, Secretary of Labor and only woman cabinet member, spoke on The Labor Problem. Among the publications which have made (Diss Perkins outstanding as a writer are UJomen as Employers, R Social Experiment Under the LUorkmen ' s Compensation Jurisdiction, and People at LUork. This was fTliss Perkins ' second visit to the campus. ELISSR LnnDi Discussing the differences in acting mettiods, Elissa Landi appeared on the drama series. She is an author and a star of the stage and movies. fTliss Landi was born in Venice, Italy, and has traveled extensively throughout Europe. She has appeared on the stage and screen in the United States, and has played in French and English films. THE UUELSH imPERIRL SinCERS Under the direction of R. Festyn Davis, the UUelsh Imperial Singers appeared on the artist course. Called Britain ' s greatest male ensemble, the UUelsh Singers have appeared with success in Europe, Canada, and the United States. Each mem- ber of the group is a brilliant vocalist who has dis- tinguished himself as an Eisteddfod prize winner. LEUU SRRETT Lew Sarett has served as a guide and United States ranger in the Horthwest several months each year for the past sixteen years. He supplemented his lecture with selections from his UUings Rgainst the (Tloon, Slow Smobe, (Tlany, fTlany ITIoons, and The Box of God. The title poem from the latter collection is rated by Harry Hanson, literary editor of the Dew York UUorld-Telegram, as agreoter work on Indian life than Hiawatha. EDHR ST. VinCEriT miLLRy Edna St. Vincent fTlillay, America ' s fore- most woman poet, made her second appear- ance at the college on the drama series. Author of UUine From These Grapes and Conversation at fTlidnight, she was awarded the Pulitzer Prize for poetry in 1923 for her collection, The Harp UUeaver. Her sonnets, of all her writing, have received the highest praise and it is in this form that she prefers to write. PETER Pflri Students of TSCUJ lived in a world of fantasy for an hour and a fialf when the Claire Tree major Company presented James fTI. Barrie ' s Peter Pan on the drama series. Heading the cost as Peter, Leslie Gorall was the first boy ever to play this celebrated role. RIthough the costumes and settings were designed for children, the TSCUJ students were so enchanted by the fairies that when Peter told the audience to clap if they believed in fairies so as to save Tinkle ' s life, the applause was deafening. Ronny JOHflnsson Ronny Johansson, internationally famous Swedish dancer, was presented in formal recital on the drama series. fTliss Johansson was on the campus for several days and gave daily instructions to dance students. She is acclaimed as a dancer with a superb sense of dynamic shading and a wide range of control. John fDartin, dra- matic critic of the Dew York Times has said, fTliss Johansson ' s talents as on artist are very special ones . . . She is a born lyricist. ROBERT m. Lfl FOLLETTE, JR. vs. HflmiLTOn FISH, JR. Progressive Robert (Tl. LaFollette, Jr., and Republican Hamilton Fish, Jr., leaders in the Senate and House of Representatives debated on the Dew Deal in the Ruditorium. Young Bob LaFollette is a student of economics and is regarded as an able lawmaker. ITlr. Fish serves as a member of the Foreign RFfairs Committee and has mode numerous speeches denouncing communistic activities in Rmerica. TCU GLEE CLUB fTlabing a return visit by popular demand, the TCU Glee Club ap- peared on the Drama Series. Se- lections on the program were both classical and popular. VI C H I B R u m Discussing psychology, Vichi Baum gave a lec- ture on UUhy Be Rfraid? on the drama series. She is a famous novelist and the author of Grand hlotel. UUhile writing this, to insure correctness of detail, fTliss Baum served six weeks as a chamber- maid in a leading Berlin hotel. jOHfi mflson BROuun John fTlason Brown, outstanding Hew Yorh dramatic critic, made a return visit to the campus this year because of his popularity with the students. mflRJORIE HILLIS (Darjorie hiillis, lecturer and famous modern writer, spoke on The Art of Gracious Living on the drama series. fDiss hiillis, of Live RIone and Like It fame, created a new writing fad with her breezy style, sharp wit, and sound sense. She has followed her first best seller with Orchids on You r Budget and Corned Beef and Caviar. ITliss Hillis is asso- ciate editor of Vogue magazine. THE PLRinSfTIEn QURRTET The Plainsmen Quartet, staFf singers of radio station UUFflR, appeared on the Drama Series with a program of famihar music. They ore very popular with the student body. finny rutz Rnny Rutz, who played the role of the Virgin (Tlary in Oberammergau ' s famed Passion Play, gave an illustrated lecture on the play on the Drama Series. This was (Diss Rutz ' first visit to the campus. f y. :-! .— RRTHUR ROISTER Arthur Roister, outstanding Rmerican or- ganist and pre-eminent virtuoso, was pre- sented in an organ concert on the Drama Series. nrir. Roister, who has studied music and organ from some of the most famous teach- ers in the world, is best known for his deeper interpretations of Bach. STUnRT CHRSE Stuart Chase, co-founder of Consumers ' Research, one of the executives of the Labor Bureau, and well-bnown writer, lectured on The Economy of Rbundance on the Drama Series. (TIany of (Dr. Chase ' s better known boobs have dealt with the waste in this land of plenty. The UUomen ' s Recreational flssociation made headlines and took several steps forward when they voted to abolish the system of points and awards and changed the organization ' s name. Splash parties, possum hunt, folk dance festivals, open house, and cabin parties were among the association ' s activities. UUith Hellie Cleary as president and fTliss Bonnie Cotteral, sponsor, membership of the organization reached a new high. UU R R CRLL ' Em in GRLS!! neighbors From all ports of the campus gothered in the Gymnasium early in the fall for o Corn Hushing Bee. To the tunes of Po Po Patch and Coming Through the f ye, happy laddies swung their freckled lassies. Doffing their usual dignity, faculty members and students competed in hog-calling, chicken-calling, and corn-husking contests. It was the first social affair of its kind on the campus, and what fun it turned out to be!! IS.CUU. TAKES THE TRRIL OF OLE nriRn possum UUith the scent of possum in their noses, over a hundred students piled hish on trucks headed for the woods on TSCLU ' s second Possum Hunt. Rgoin the canines were scooped and Elaine UJhite brought home the slich little animal. The annual hunt was sponsored by the LURfl under the direction of the Outing Club. HOCHEY ' , ■ Climaxing the field hocbey season was the annual Texas- fl m clash. Tradition has it that this game always predicts the winner of the annual gridiron clash. managed by Edna Varbrough, this year ' s hocbey season was one of the most successful of the UURfl fall sports ac- tivities. BRDminTon Shuttlecocks fly, and badminton ends its second successful year as a UJRR activity. Several rousing games with teams from Dallas were highlights of the year. Evelyn Schmittgens and (Tliss Virginia Bou- quardez were manager and sponsor, respectively. BRSEBRLL Rlways popular at TSCUJ is that sport of sports, baseball. Following Spring Holidays, rookies got into practice. Then came one good tournament after another. Ruth Schmucher was the up and coming manager. si- TEnnis Rfter a day in the classroom, there ' s nothing like a fast battle between racquets. This is true both in the case of faculty members and students, and the fifteen well-hept courts are usually full. SOCCER % Deither wind nor more wind could beep ardent soccer fans inside, and tournaments continued despite old man weather. Soccer manager was Rthea Lee Scott. m.1 ' mmn LIFE SRVING Field Representative R. C. Plaisted ' s visit was the climax of the Life Saving Club ' s activities. fTlany students passed senior and examiner ' s tests. fTliss Emily Gate and Beatrice Bloomquist were sponsor and pres- ident, respectively. TRITON CLUB Unique among the Triton Clubs activities was the program on which the members swam t o the tune of nursery rhymes. Telegraphic fDeets and Splash Parties were other activities of the year. VOLLEY BRLL GOLF Under the leadership of Edna Schmidt, volley ball was a tremendously successful fall activity. Tour- naments were held between classes, dormitories, and other groups. UJith the completion of a new nine hole course, golf became the sport at TSCUU. Exhibition matches, putting contests, and numerous tournaments were the highlights of the year. junioRS STAGE REGRTTR Boom! They ' re off! Rnd TSCUJ ' S annual water festival, tfie Regatta, tahes the limelight. Sponsored by the junior class, the Regatta is held annually at Lake Dallas and is the splashing event of the spring. Canoe racing, bobbing, tilting, single, tandem, and hand paddling and sailing ore among the contests in which classes compete. RRCHERY To test skill and accuracy, there ' s nothing bet- ter than a bow and arrow and a target. It ' s plenty of fun, too, according to the UURflers. BRSHETBRLL Rlways on the basbetball court is a group of avid cagers with all the alertness and sbill it tabes to mahe the gome what it is. I ' i PBj fl ' S ' 7 ' ;QGm u Js 1 1 LOOM OUT nriflRTHfl GRRHflnri!! Creating new suites and dancing their way to fame, the (Tlodern Dance Club was chosen as demonstration group at the Southern District, American Association of hleolth and Physical Edu- cation Convention in Tulsa, Oklahoma. During the year, the club presented a Thanksgiving recital, Christmas program, and Spring recital. v-t y _ i X. ' ' OUTinC CLUB y . % ' .i Breakfast hikes, bicycle jaunts, skating parties, camera treks — and you have the story of the Outing Club. UUith nriary Lou Smith as president, the club doubled its enrollment this year. On guard! It doesn ' t take long for the bout to become good and lively. Fencing was managed by Dorothy Huffman. TunriBLinG HORSEBRCK RIDIHG moonlight picnics, riding bareback, and polo games are among the sports enjoyed by those taking horseback riding. The stables are lo- cated on the northeast side of the campus, and classes are held twice each week under the direction of fTliss Branch UJilliams. LEHfriflnn TOURnRfiriEnTS Rt least sports att somewhat scantier toda it was when Grandm a sir (Tlildred Reddicb, Bess Shields, and Helen Cushman just after winning the coveted Lehman awards last year. UU R R RSSEfTIBLy PROGRRm LEHfTlRnn TOURnRfTIEnTS Rt least sports attire is somewhat scantiertoday than it was when Grandma was ITIildred Reddich, Bess Shields, and Helen Cushman just after winning the coveted Lehman awards last year. UU R R RSSEfTIBLy PROGRRfTI J ' . T i %: •aiv? ii • ' ;r « ' .j. fV ' . ' r,- ■ e. .??r ■ - i r :: , ?1l '  n ' . ► s V ' U - : ' v- ■ ' ..f r ' ?? -. A . f . . Z ' ' V HEED UUE SRy fTlORE? Lonely WE WAN Wzhm IN iEO Susie, Ella, and fTlary Freshman sot in the seat of honor at the Convention of R College Plight, fls they rested their tired feet, radio commentator Elizabeth Robert- son introduced all campus, club, and class officers. UUith the arrival of each demand- ing delegate, another necessary campus reform was noised around. CLUCKS ' TSCW STUDIO Not only your official Daedalian Photographe Your friends as well, and Mrs. G, W. Cluck SUSIE, EL LR, RHD mflRy GET THE UUORHS lEuuconriERs FOLLOUU THE GLERm Blinbin3, weaving, the snabe like lantern parade wound over the campus hhe a boa constrictor with a glow-worm complex. To tradition-minded TSCUJ the lantern pa- rade rates five stars. Old girls light the lanterns that newcomers may catch a gleam of the purpose true that lights our ways. T UU P O R E S X m 1 1 E L S E find so do the seniors and faculty who are guests of President and (Tlrs. Hubbard at the garden party which customarily opens the social season of the much-envied seniors. Rnd from the attitude of interest, that group around Dean UUhite must be waiting for the new darhy story he is sure to have. Old acquaintances were renewed and new ones made under the spell of the Japanese lanterns. SEniORS SRUU THE DflUUH (AT LEAST THE DAUUD SAUU THE SEAIORS) Scramble one Robertson smile, President and (Tlrs. Hubbard ' s friendly interest, and a UJooten conversation with lots of eggs and bacon and you hove a bite-by-bite descrip- tion of tfie annual senior breakfast. According to the seniors, that statement about seeing the dawn was not a whit wrong. fORmflL convocRTion OPEnS THE YERR FORfTlRL COnVOCRTIOn— that day when white-clad TSCUU searched out their favorite profs hiding behind vari colored hoods, mortar boards, and intelligent loobs. Students tooh the proverbial bach seats while their pedagogues carried off the honors of the day. This ceremony of pomp and circumstance officially opened the school year. m ! Si,t ■f ' x: - THE RLL-COLLEGE Picnic urns TSCUU into the land of flowing hot chocolate and hamburgers. Rll thoughts of that sylphlibe igure were swallowed along with quantities of snions, fritos, and fried pies. Students hobnobbed vith the faculty on the common ground of hearty appetites. D. D. ' S BEAUTY SHOP On the Campus EVERS HARDWARE CO. South Side Square It ' s a picnic every day on Theatre Row at THE PALACE, DREAMLAND, AND TEXAS HILL THE nriRRCHED UP THEY Red uniforms and bright buttons received cordial welcomes from the freshmen, sophomores, and juniors as well OS the seniors when the O.U. Band Boys made their annual visit to the campus. RHD THEY nriRRCHED Douun RGRin The WILLIAMS Store Fine clothing since IE Ghosts walked, witches screamed, jacb o ' lanterns grinned their toothless smiles, and black cats stalhed as TSCUU gathered in Lowry and Brack Dining Rooms to celebrate the annual Halloween Dinner. UUhether it is St. Patrick ' s Day, UUashing- ton ' s Birthday, St. flgnes Eve, or any other holiday, there are always music, decorations For the occasion, and all the trimmings on the menu to greet hungry students. Seven minutes between classes is long enough to pick up a snack or get those necessary school supplies at THE BOOKROOM THE CHRPEL THRT TSCUU BUILT fflany a TSCUU sirl stood in line to taste those good ole Southern waffles soaked in maple syrup at the UUaffle Breabfast in Rovember, adding over a hundred dollars to the Chapel Funsl« Catchy signs such as the one above brought many customers searching for bar- gains to the Chapel Fund Rummage Sale in Virginia Carroll Lodge. Chapel Fund managers sold everything from last year ' s shoes to this year ' s sochs. fDore nicbels and dimes were added by cold drinbs sold during sweltering Septem- ber registration and at College dances. LRDS ' n LRSSIES Filled the campus with whoops ' n ' hollers, shouts ' n ' sighs as boy meets girl for the junior frolic preceding the Corps Trip to Dallas for the ' fl m-SfTlU game. UUe can ' t decide who looks the more excited — girls or boys, but it was one swell weeb-end! The Rggies were dined and danced in Brachenridge Dining Room and the College Club; and of course there had to be those times out while the boys related just how they had that game in the bag. from left to risht and from right to left, jamming, jiving, jitterbugging, and just plain joying, they get into the groove with Floyd Graham ' s own Teachers ' College Seventeen. Excuse me, that ' s my foot. Thanb you, I ' d love to. fTlay I cut in? . . . and the night was filled with music! Even though those smiles faded a little the next day, they fairly shone here. Smile for the cameraman, bid- dies; oh, that ' s the way. The Shag, the Susie-Q, and some of them were from Rrbansas which of course brought out some fancy stomping. Boy, whatta night. Just wait till tomorrow . . . yeah? Oh, well , what ' s a little ole football game? This book was produced by the artisans and service technicians of THE SOUTHWESTERN ENGRAVING COMPANY Dallas, Texas Flowers of distinction ma Ice your cojiege activities even more gay and exciting. Remember — the unusual In flowers Is the usual at THE ELLISON-FINCHER FLOWER MART FRESHfTIEn TORSI OFFICERS (RHD nriRRSHnnRLLOIJUS) The freshman picnic — where burned marshmallows and howdy do ' s were the order of the night. Rnd hiding be- hind the mums are the newly elected class officers. Rll homesickness troubles were drowned in lemonade and songs. Dew friends were made by the old do-you-bnow game. When you set up your college home, you find ail of your everyday needs at F. W. WOOLWORTH CO. Setting linotype, prep aring the mails, cataloging the school ' s boob supplies, mimeographing the numerous bills and announcements, checbing the commissary, and ever so many other jobs occupy the hours of Uncle Sam ' s host of employees, the great body of the Rational Youth Rdministration. Ap- proximately 700 girls ore earning a part of their college expenses in TSCUU in this manner, and sta- tistics show that the majority of these students arc maintaining a high scholastic average as well. N y n IJUHEn fl LADY nriEETS fDuch too short a day, the RafTl-TSCLU Corps Trip, spiced with shiny buttons, hhabi, parades, football games, and dances, was one of the most anticipated high lights of the year. Here was the chance to get better acquainted with those uni- formed gentlemen from down College Station way. Rll too soon, TSCUU, blissfully tired and sleepy, turned home again, reliving the events of a perfect day. =1 GEDTLEnriRn MASTERPIECE PAPERS AND TABLETS Are the recognized slandard of quality tor all school uses- from kindergarten through college. For sale by better stores everywhere. PLEDGE PRPOOSES PUFF Brilliant blanbets, headdresses, and war paint colored the formal initiation of more than a thousand new students into the tribe of TSCUU at the traditional Indian Ceremonial. Pseudo-warriors, re- PERCE PIPE placing the honest Injuns usually in- vited, danced to the tom-toms ' inces- sant beat; and led by Big-Chief Rob- ertson, representative braves smobed the peace pipe with the newcomers. T. S. C. UU. TRHES R TRIP UJith loaded busses, shriebing taxis, hurried phone calls, and last minute pacbing of those new dresses, TSCUJ forgets schoolday cares, parsley, bills, and eight-fifteen classes, and tabes a holiday. UJhether it ' s corps trips, Thanbsgiving, Christmas, spring holidays, or just any wecb end, it ' s the same hurry-scurry of leaving for gay times. DIXIE TRAILWAYS Quick, courteous bus service helps to make your week-ends and vacations more pleasant. 3c. - ' CARRINGTON ' S DRUG STORE The return of the many old students to our store each year is proof of our service and our ability to please you. VOERTMAN ' S BOOK STORE The Students ' Store fills all your needs — unusual gifts, the latest in fiction and otherwise, school supplies, and music. THE SOUTHERN HOTEL eadquarters for guests and families of TSCW girls on week-ends and during Graduation Week. RDCinG nriRHES ITS DEBUT TSCW CAFETERIA AND TEA ROOM Whether iKs a coke and friendly chat between classes or a formal dinner, personal attention and excellent service are always our aim. Dancing, chinber-chess, bridge, checbers, and re- reshments are the reasons for these smiles at the First Tea Dance of the year. SEniORS STRUT in STYLE Forgettins practice teaching and count- less other worries, the seniors swung out in strapless gowns and upswept coiFfures be- neath the glow of northern lights and gleam- ing icicles at their Christmas dance. MISS HENDLEY ' S Your college activities should be accented by the smartest and most fashionable clothes. Let us help you plan your wardrobe. OFF THE DEEP EHD GO FLRHRGfln i RHD HIEFER Ralph Flanagan and fldolph Hiefer, champ aquatic stars, didn ' t fail to thrill TSCUU ites again this year, even though this was their third visit to the campus. THE COLLEGE LAUNDRY Whether it ' s laundry, dry cleaning, pressing, dyeing, mending, furnishing athletic clothes, or finally, your cap and gown, it is a genuine pleasure to serve you. Kja-V ' XA : , ' o. ' « DENTON COUNTY NATIONAL BANK College Deposifory FDIC THSPR GOES TO Touun UJhen members of the Texas High School Press Rssociation arrived on the campus, things hvened up around the ole college. The vim, vigor, and vitality of these youngsters made one wish for the enthusiasm of their high school days. It was dangerous to get caught without that tooth brush ad smile flashed on, for delegates persisted in tabing pictures of everybody and everything. THE CARRUTH STUDIO Photographs made anywhere —Any time- North Side Square Phone 280 JOY IS minGLEC soLEmniTy at The nativity Paseant, as written by Dr. L. H. Hubbard, instilled the essence of Christmas in the student body this year when it was presented for the second time. So beautifully was it given that the audience forgot it was a play and felt keenly each incident portrayed by the actors. The white breabfast was, as always, impressive m its solemnity. The dining hall, transformed by the gigantic blue and silver tree, was the perfect bach- ground for the procession of carollers winding among the tables of white-clad figures, their voices finally fading into the distance. UUITH CHRisinriRs The Rd Buildins resounded with Joy to the UUorld and other carols for thirty minutes each day during the week preceding Christmas. The songs, started by the girls grouped around the tree on the main floor, were picked up and echoed by the singers hanging over the balustrades on the third and fourth floors. Santa is a busy man ' come Christ- mas time at TSCUU. ' But a jolly, plump old gentleman was present at each of the dormitory Christmas par- ties a few nights before the students left for home. TEXAS RND TSCIU PRY TRIBUTE 1 (Darhing a trail in a pathless wilderness, pressing forward with unswerving courage, she met each untried situation with a resource- fulness equal to the need. LUith a glad heart she brought to her fron- tier family her homeland ' s cul- tural heritage. UJith delicate spirit- ual sensitiveness she illuminated the dullness of routine and the loneliness of isolation with beauty and with life abundant and withal she lived with casual unowareness of her value to civilization. Such was the Pioneer UUoman, the un- sung saint of the nation ' s immor- tals. — Inscription. JUniORS mRKE HEY-HEY I Junior Daisy (Tlaes and their Lil nbners hoedowncd all over the hay barn gym at the annual junior barn dance. Everyone came a la rurale, even to the snaggle tooth grins and Bull Durham plugs. Guest of honor, Old Gray (Tlare, grinned approval over sagging clothes lines and bales of hay. H. M. RUSSELL SONS COMPANY Worlcing together with rapid growth . . . pushing on for the good of our city . . . TSCW . . . Denton . . , and RUSSELL ' S are ONE . . . 1897-1939. Davy O ' Brien, of TCU, was vote TSCUU ' s favorite son of tfie gridiron fc 1938. Pictured is Elizabeth Robertsc going to grips witti a pigskin instructed b O ' Brien and Sammy Baugfi, 1936 favoriti -i A ™. ' z IT ' S AN OLD NEUU ORLEANS CUSTOM Using the carnival atmosphere of old Dew Orleans, TSCUU misses disguised themselves and reveled in the gaiety of their own ITlardi Gras. The highlight of the evening at Lowry came when President Hubbard crowned Rosemary Polh queen. She and King Rnita Doyle jt} ' ' ' x,j reigned over Lowry festivities. X Compliments of BUT TSCUU DOES IT nOUU Crowned by Dean UJhite, Queen Betty Heneipp ruled over Brack with Ming Christina Drummond. RFter midnight the (Tlardi Gras was only a memory, but everyone still remembers it, for only at a ITIardi Gras could hlumpty-Dumpty dance with fTlaric Antoinette, and Sir UUalter Raleigh with Raggedy Ann. WHITSON FOOD PRODUCTS We Make Them— Whitson ' s Chili Con Carne, Tamales, Mexic Style Beans, Seasoning. Also served at Whitson ' s Original CIA Store. PEOPLE UUE RLL HnOUU Ellen Rohde and Elizabeth Robertson, official delegates to the nSFfl convention at Purdue University, La Fayette, Indiana, rehash convention experiences. The broad grins are more than probably due to remembering UUayne King ' s dedicating The Eyes of Texas to them at the Gold Coast Room in Chicago. Sammy Tate and Beatrice Paschall, graduate students in the Art Department, are designing the stained glass windows and light fixtures for the Chapel. Compliments of THE REIN COMPANY Houston, Texas Off GURRD Faculty members forget to stay ' on guard ' most of the time at TSCUU and are more deligfitful people to know for tfiat very reason. Students discover human beings be- hind the pedagogical airs when the faculty tabes time out to relax. CRRm AHD EXflm UUEEH Long library hours, beds piled high with boobs, good luch charms, and earnest students, last minute rushes to read boohs which should hove been read weeks ago, eyes red and drowsy from midnight study, all proclaim to the initiated that that time is here again — that period in the life of each TSCUU-ite known as dead weeb. Frantic study in almost any strange place and position marks the determination of each student to learn in a week what should have been learned over a whole semester. Solemn vows to beep up throughout the whole term the next time, if only this time pass- ing grades on finals are bestowed by the gods of good fortune. Even ten o ' clock snacks are introduced to persuade tired minds and bodies to continue the srind — Cokes and va- rious other stay-awake remedies are kept on hand — and then the time has come. Only the knowledge in each tired head can help (Diss TSCUU now. I wonder what that ques- tion means? It must be something from the outside reading. Oh, what a grand and glorious feeling — I ' m through with my exams!! fDRn LUORHS FROm sun TO sun, uuomFin ' s uuorh IS nEVER DonE This might well be the theme song of the home economics majors who must stay in one oF the training cottages before they receive a degree. Six weebs of making beds, dusting chairs, planning meals, peeling potatoes, etc., give the girls a real-life sample of what running a home means. Of course there are times when the work is done and the housekeeper can relax. She has time (or takes it) to comb her hair and do the myriad of mysterious things that make TSCUU girls ' stand out from the crowd. ' Then comes the evening: good books to read, some last minute figuring on next week ' s budget, a few finishing touches on the new table cloth, a soothing radio program, a smothered yawn — and so to bed until another day — . Dawn — and the many duties renew their hold on the novice . . . again she makes beds, sweeps floors, dusts and cooks. But take heart girls, it ' s only four weeks, two days, nine hours, and thirty-six minutes until your term is up. DERN UUHITE HAS fl BIRTHDRY Rnd all TSCUU helps him celebrate. Stu- dents and profs floch to the annual pic- nic celebrating his twenty-four years with the college. Judging by the picture, hamburgers are a favorite with the genial dean. Perhaps it ' s the latest development in interna- tional crises or perhaps it ' s just spring weather and ice cream that have absorbed the attention of Dr. Judd, President hlubbard, and Dr. Lang. BERUTY ON PRRflDE Sixteen lovely ladies, chosen by popular vote from their respective classes, paraded before a quintet of outstanding Rggies. For the first time the beauties were se- lected before a student audience on the TSCLU campus. During their stay on the campus, the judges were guests at a tea dance and later attended the Round Table Formal. SOPHOmORES nROmi BOUTUUELL GLRDYS DUBOSE mRRGEBETH RUCKER ROSEmRRY POLK FRESHfTlEn VIRGiniR HOLUDRy mRRGRRETHELLEY DORIS HRRRISOn DORCRS HRRRISOn juniORS ELERnOR mOSELEY GEHEVR TRYLOR ELSIE BLRCK CORRIHE ZimmERLY mRRGIE SmiTH GERRLDIRE SmiTH VIRGiniR TRULBEE EDITH EPPRIGHT The seniors gave forth with a rolhching comedy pacbed Full of sublety and satire, based on the recent Texas election. The audience got their share of real laughs when Dolly T. O ' fTlaniel swung the election with the platform of a sixty dollar pension every Sunday to everyone over twenty years of age. (Daybe least, but certainly not last were the lively, wide-awabe freshmen with their Seashore Sallies, a sparkling extravaganza of love, laughter, terpsichorean displays and delightful music, all to the bacbground of sea nymphs, mermaids and a yellow moon. hi r To be wel! dressed and yel stay within your budget is the aim of every college girt. BURRS DEPARTMENT STORE Whether you ' re looking for your school needs or just looking, you ' re always welcome at McCOMB ' S STORE Rnd here they are, folks, the winners — fln exclusive peeh at one of the scenes that won the day. These sophomores fairly showed the whites of their eyes when they got on that stage. They tasted victory last year, and it was just too sweet to relinquish. fTlore power to you, Class of ' 41! It was a splendid show, excellently produced, and effectively presented, even to the pinch-hitting in the second act by one of your members. Ingenuity is the word for the clever production presented by the junior class. Its catchy lines, and its Latin-flmerican flavor made Panning Rmerica a sbit of real and notable entertainment. Just cal! 18 for a quick transfer of your trunks and luggage on leaving and returning to school. WEBSTER ' S TRUCK LINES SRTURDRYS Saturdays at TSCUU are a queer mixture of work and play. Up in time for a hasty breakfast — a quich dash to the library for a last minute peep at a lesson — then one or two classes. Daturally, a trip to the P. O. is next and then off to town for a bit of shopping or a show. UJaiting for the ' goose ' on the corner is one of the bugaboos of life, especially in cold or windy weather. Our stores, both in town and on your campus, have but one ainn — service. THE BOSTON STORE But for some, Saturday is the time to clean house, or sleep, or practice. And if you don ' t get your laundry, the weekend is a dismal one. Some take to bicycles or tennis or some have dates. But what- ever way the day is spent, it is a TSCUU habit to wind up Saturday with a snacb at one of the cam- pus stores or a feast in someone ' s room. We supply all the needs or your college communlfy. Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Escue THE COLLEGE STORE .l. CHRRM IN THE MAKING Emphasizing the cultivation of poise, personality, and physical charm, TSCUJ ' s Firts official weeb of Self-Development was held this spring. Outstanding authorities on the finer details of social graces and charming personalities lectured on various phases of self-improvement. Under the auspices of the department of Physical and Health Education, a Posture Clinic was held to educate students in the art of graceful carriage. For many days half of the student body went to classes with books on heads and did daily dozens to keep fit figures. niso as a part of the weeh ' s program, approximately ninety students presented a style show, displaying fashionable new wardrobes of moderate and inexpensive price ranges, furnished by the local stores for the occasion. Climaxing the week of emphasis upon the im- portance of charm, TSCUU held the memorable Fes- tival of the Redbud in which sixty Redbud princesses participated. From this number, Ruth Vogel of the senior class was chosen to reign as the first Queen of the regal redbud. Henceforward the redbud will be honored with an annual festival glorifying all the beauties and wonders of spring on the TSCUU campus. rio national campaign could beat the rootin ' tootin zest of an election race on this campus. In spring, thoughts of TSCUJ lassies not only turn to frilly frocks and boy friends, but also to STUDEDT ELECTIOnS. Handbills, posters, banners cover every available spot permitted. Electioneering is rampant. CRMPUS CAMPRICnS Patsy Childers, in charge of elections, tells students about voting rules. Freshmen in the balcony look down on an auditorium full of Vote For signs. LET ' S GO TO THE LRKE Is the cry every weekend when a crowd don; slocbs and shir ts and climbs aboard the truck to 30 to the TSCUJ camp ot Lake Dallas. Rll nisht bul sessions and midnight snacks take the place of in- tended sleep. HERE AND THE TSCIU THERE ON CRMPUS 1 BiHI mm f Mm RFTER FOUR Supposedly sophisticated seniors and even more dignified faculty drop their party man- ners and become just folhs in this hilarious senior picnic every spring. Boxes loaded with goodies for everyone, rick-rach contests, and bid games lend an air of informality to the gay time. Fun is the main object and nothing stands in the way. Later on in the spring, the senior formal marks the zenith of all occasions for the seniors. Perfectly gowned in the latest fashion and equipped with their very best boy friend, the sophisticates resume their air of grace and culture, forgotten on the picnic. Rs the saying goes, anything con happen at the formal. So young hearts every spring beat in happy expectation of that gala hey-dey — the formal. YERRS . . The Senior Formal Garden Party is looked forward to almost as much as is the formal itself. Both faculty and seniors blossom forth in new spring attire and enjoy the occasion to the fullest. Rt last the long-loohed-for day arrives, and the seniors parade officially for the last time down the Rd Building Hill. Down the aisle they march as college girls, to come bach up the aisle a few minutes later as college grad- uates. R few tears are shed and a lot of smiles gleam through as college girls become, in the eyes of the outside world, college women. IJ ' H [ tf ' ' jJ y a: ' ?T C J Ty i ' ■ z •i y ?V 5 l - i ' r ' . . 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