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

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MARION CAROL JAMES — Speech ami Drama R TV How do you judge success? Who is successful? A standard of mine concerning success re(|uires a demand on yourself. Challenge yourself to accomplish something. Set your goals by considering all of your capabilities, and where and how you want to use them. If you make demands on yourself, then others will not be quite to compelled to make demands of you. Never demand of someone else what you can not do yourself. Set a goal for yourself and use all in your power (being fair to others) to meet the goal. When you have, you are successful. SHEILA GALE JARRE'IT — Nursing I want to make a contribution to society — no matter how large or small. I fool I can do this through my career in nursing. I feel that through my years at TWlj I have gained life-long friends and memories, and an education not only in my chosen profession. but also in how to deal with people and to live and work with my fellowman. Who’s Who 25

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TERRY HARMS — Physical Therapy I hope to provide necessary services lo people as a doctor. To no on living is the one basic essence of all | cople. Nothing is as meaningful as life, and each person’s life is beautiful and important, if I could help give one person one more day of life. I would he doing more than 1 could in any other business or profession and I would In-happier in life. KATHY HESSE — Clothing and Fashion Merchandising I want very much to Im- successful in three different areas: As a woman in the world: in the fashion fields: and as an efficient wife and loving mother. 1 have learned through many activities here on campus at TWU what friendship really means. True friends are gained through activities such as clubs, organizations, class activities. University Review and Stunts. 1 wouldn't give anything in the world for the girls I’ve come to know and understand through the varied activities in which I've been involved. UN DA JANE HYER — Elementary and Kindergarten Education As I look back over my four years at the Texas Woman’s University. I notice some differences between myself and my friends, compared to other women I know at coed institutions of higher education. The women at TWU take advantages of their first class treatments, and their personalities are accelerated by the leadership opportunities in the classrooms and in extracurricular activities. This knowledge we receive through leadership will undoubtedly help our careers as women in society, and as women in the labor force. Women at other institutions do not receive this opportunity and therefore are made to fight harder for leadership opportunities, and they must look harder to find them.

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JAN MILLER —Social Work Simply stated, my goal in life is to never stop learning, to remain sensitive to life, and to forever be devoted to the principles of liumanitarianism. LESLYE LOGAN — Social Work I want to always remember that lift- is a continuum of learning and growth. Each day brings something new for you to give, and something new to learn. Learning to live and work effectively with different types of people has been an important experience. The opportunity to assume roles of leadership and of responsibility of this campus has been a very valuable experience. To fill each day with a new experience, being involved and interacting with other people these are life goals of mine. Being dynamic and not a static person would be fulfilling to me. I have gained responsibility. The- ability to obtain my needs in a way that will not deprive others of the ability to fulfill their needs is the most valuable desire I have achieved. DE LOIS LUMPKIN — Nursing