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

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SUSAN BENSHOOF —Journalism My life's goal is to be happy in what 1 do. I refuse to put myself in a position, situation or job that 1 would consider drudgery just to say I was doing something, or just to make money. Life is too short not to get as much happiness as you can so you can help spread it around. The most important thing I have gained at TWU is a confidence in myself — a realization of my faults, but also a realization that 1 can do a lot of things in spite of my faults. EMILY BEST — Nursing To be involved in nursing education, to be a Christian wife and mother, to interact with all types of people, to regard each person as an individual with her own specific strengths and weaknesses. IVA JEAN BLAIR — Business Education There is one comment about TWU I would like to mention. It is a source of controversy: the men at TWU. I certainly do not want to discriminate against the men going here, but I want to mention that if the day ever comes when our traditions are destroyed or made sources of ridicule by these men or our organizations have mostly male leadership when there is not a majority of men on campus, then I say TWU will have ceased to be the school it should be and women here will have regressed to being sheep” (following men) rather than being what they can be by making the most of their potential at a university created just for them! 20 Who’s Who

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SHERRY LYNN ALTAFFER — Dancc English One of my main goals in life is to be able to share some of my happiness with others. My life has been blessed every day at least once and more often with nice things. 1 would like to see more people smile. It isn't easy but it is certainly worthwhile and one of the best medicines 1 know of. MARJORIE V. BAKER — Library Science As I reflect on the years gone by, I can only conclude that my life has been one of rich rewards, much happiness and a variety of experiences which have overshadowed the difficulties and trials that have come. My greatest blessing has been my wonderful family which includes 3 daughters and 3 sons of my own and many adopted” children and now extends also to 6 beautiful grandchildren. The second thing for which I am grateful is my membership in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints which has afforded me so many opportunities for growth and development, not only spiritually but temporally also. Who’s Who 19

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GAY LYNN CARTER Library Science There are some commitments I would like lo achieve: to pursue my chosen profession of librarianship (naturally I envision my own library); to he a responsible citizen, taking an active interest in our government: to be happy and to help make others happy. If I can do these things successfully, I will feel I’ve accomplished something. DEBORAH LYNN CALVIN — Clothing and Fashion Merchandising I think the most valuable experience I have had at TWU are the opportunities to meet and work with people from all areas, both academical and geographical. The people and the things I’ve shared with them are the things I'll remember the most. Who’s Who 21