Texas Tech University - La Ventana Yearbook (Lubbock, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 496 of the 1948 volume:

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Q ff , 1 y , Qi A S W ' Q wj' A 1 N, b X 1 4 ' K xv fa' 1 X. v ,Hg A K '!'Qi'Qi:'f-A . ' , K7 lisfjffljg . , W : , A Q A .wk in QF 6 in ..., ,if by M ' ' , . ff:-M' Tk g W wf+1f,w, -f , - .V ?T'::K-W WNHMMN ,, wk ff V K ' V Q 1 1 y .L . V , ,' . V A .f ,S f . . V f - 0 41 W 'M-whip W, M w.T,1',':j-f-..g.g-.N k vw , .Y 1 5 A ii 4 sf N ' .+ + . , v fm J , , , W W f' L ff fn A 7 an tw 7 ,fi 4 Opening Section Personalities Organizations Features Sports Classes Administration Advertising ln this volume, the Staff has attempted to give a picture of life at Tech- not a complete picture, to be sure, since such would be impossible in a book of this size-but a picture which shows some of everything which has hap- pened at Tech this year. We have tried to cover each event to the degree of its importance to the school as a whole, and if we have missed anything, it is merely because of lack of time and space. The staff would like to express sincere thanks to the countless people Who have helped us compile and edit this volume y to the ones who have hindered us, We now say that all is forgiven. Finally, quoting from the l927 LA VENT!-RNA, The Staff, in presenting this volume, hopes and trusts that the school will judge our efforts by our in- tentions and not by our accomplishments, and remember that We have en- deavored to the best of our ability to keep apace With the astounding progress of the institution as a Whole. M , Y' J Zin itltlemurium KENNETH M. RENNER Head ot the Department ot Dairy Manufactures August 28, 19OOMSeptember 2, 1947 M133 LUCHJLE G1LL Associate Professor oi Ena1is11 August 10, 1901-March 15, 1948 W The Texas Tech Alumni Association, in calling a spade by its correct name, in facing the issue whether it be good or bad, and in going all out to correct the faults of Tech, deserves the thanks of the student body as well as all lovers of Tech, for its efforts to make Tech a better school. Until now, Tech had no one to fight her battles in the outside world, but now we know that we have no cause to worry. May the Association continue to grow in strength and numbers, until Texas Tech is truly the educational heart of Texas . A Therefore, to the Tech Alumni Association, which, in the past year, has developed into a great and powerful organization, this volume of LA VENTANA is gratefully dedicated. CHEMISTRY BUILDING AGRICULTURE BUILDING LIBRARY ADMINISTRATION BUILDING TEXTILE ENGINEERING BUILDING AD BUILDING TOWER . . . Home of the Victory Bells LIBRARY ARCHES HOME ECONOMICS BUILDING IOURNALISM BUILDING 'W ii it . 5' I ' X 'llihp hu., -svn .451 'Q xx 5353 175 ta -,i Mp . fi gm. 1155555 ' Entrance to Engineering Building -,X 'vi-E f- x1f'-'- V-V, . Mania-......L SNEED HALL GIRLS DORM III EAST DRANE HALL DOAK HALL HOME MANAGE- MEN T HOUSE 2 in W Af 5,-f 43 f , ,I Mgr frseggmesa Q , gif -EW' GIRLS DORM III EAST One of the four identical new dormitories built on the campus during the past year. ?'1 WE'RE PROUD OF THESE, TOO. As the Leaning Tower is to Pisa, so is this magniiicent structure to Tech. Towering over the campus like a protecting genii, the Watertower is visible from any spot. lt is especially fetching peeping over the Li- brary or when vying tor honors with the Ad building towers. ln addition to being an ex- cellent background tor the neon Double T sign, it is a convenient billboard for the slo- gans ot opposing colleges. This architectural child of questionable par- entage occupies a strategic position near the entrance ot the campus. When asked, What is it? by strangers, a true Techsan averts his eyes and denies its very existence. But it is there and, like the Flying Dutchman, its origin is a mystery. Looking like a Way station ot the Old Santa Fe Trail Cslightly oti course? this ediiice will probably grace our campus tor generations to come, Page E9 Football Basketball Track Tennis Golf Fencing Intramurals u...Me.lr . The Hardin-Simmons qdmep the first qdme played in the new Clifford cmd Audrey Iones Sfddiurrr SPURTS WWZQQ' 5 JW? K X- 2 I 5- . N Q-'X X QXg77-Q1 AAZAQQ mfg: 4 Xl Eff I J - P' LN Kfxkjxj 'Wk MXX x. X 1-1. N: i Vs N 'ls xw-1 ' Page 23 56 W A ' ., - , f , Gy . v FS! FGUTBALL Photo by JOE FRANCE . 23225 ., ,Y-pi my . ,W .Ii ' 'k 5551914 i A K 14 Ai S ,ni ,iQ G .f' v, .,gf?m A, , W le: 4,:A '. , , . M hw mg? TEXAS TECH O -I s I s F' rf 4? .MAM- , Mfwwm Q Wfqifgf, 1 .r . , ,-,, w'i2Ju':1 Xa K V . 1 Q eu 7 sth 'L W 4' 'YF' 4 1 HQ? ww E' I-W N2 5 . f f Uenr Lewis Carnes, agcrrnbl Arlzorm .Charles Rey- rrods hczlfbuck Henfiersorz Holds whrle Earhart krcks. 'lQI'la'Hm ' 'af W M ywfa fu., W? 4, w TEXAS 33 The Red Raiders engaged the mighty Longhorns of Texas university in the season opener tor both teams. The Raiders were hampered by the 98-degree weather, but the Longhorns were not phased by either the weather or Tech as they rolled over the hustling' West Texans, 33-0, before 30,000 fans in the University's Memorial stadium. The Tech forward wall proved to be the main thorn in the sides ot the Longhorns as they held Texas to short gains through the center. Ottensively, Quarterback Freddie Brown was the only Raider able to make any creditable showing. Brown threw 16 passes, completed seven tor 59 yards, which was about all Tech could squeeze out of the Longhorns. Texas university gained 338 yards rushing while holding Tech to 27 scant yards. The excellent punting of Brown and Haltback Ralph Earhart kept the Longhorns at a sate distance from the Tech goal line for most ot the game. Brown punted seven times tor 249 yards and Earhart three for 115 yards. 'sxw bp- a1 L- L ft 6-PP '7Wk .V-+ J', 6' , '35, 310. ,'??I-Lf.. I W Thompson fullback Kelley and Pursel fry to block a punt Earhart attempts a Converszon Brown holdmg Costm Bufkm Steveson pulled down Geddle and Nabors cammq p Ioe Smlth end Tech-Texas, Gillory carrying and Maloney stopping Long- horn runner. if , vi . rf' , an I Page 25 wma Page 27 TEXAS 7 - TEXAS A84 The Red Raiders lost their second game of the year to their second South- west conference foe, Texas AGM, 29-7, in the annual tussle in San Antonio's Alamo stadium before 20,000 spectators. Tech held the Aggies in check until early in the second half when AGM un- leashed its power to take a commanding lead. The Raiders touchdown was set up following a pass interception by Center Bobby Williams. Fullback I. W. Thompson and Halfback Charlie Reynolds alternated in carrying the ball to the AGM 5-yard line. Highlighting this surge was Reynolds' spectac- ular Sl-yard jaunt around right end which carried to AGM's 26. Thompson toted the ball to the 5-yard line in two plunges through the Aggie forward wall. Quarterback Ernest Hawkins then passed to Half- back Ralph Earhart in the end zone for the touch- down. Earhart made a perfect conversion but the rally had come too late and AGM was on the top side of the 29-7 score. TECH 21 An underdog West Texas State eleven threw a scare into the Red Raiders as they piled up a 13-point lead early the first half only to see the Techsans go ahead l4-l3 at the intermission and then score again in the second stanza to win 2l-l3, before a capacity crowd in Tech stadium. The Buffaloes scored five minutes after the opening kickoff on a pass play and converted to make the score 7-O. They scored again early in the second quarter on a line plunge to make the score l3-O. e West Texas kicked off following the touchdown and Halfhack Charlie Reynolds returned Wu-sv ' W-mmf 1' fwsffx Page 28 Page 29 VV.T.S.T.C. 13 the ball Ql yards, straight down the center of the field to pay dirt. Halfback Ralph Earhart converted. Quarterback Freddie Brown took over the reins of the rejuvenated Techsans as they marched to their second touchdown. Brown passed to End Iohn Hatchett on the Buffalo lU-yard line and then hit End Bill Kelley in the end zone for the Baiders' second tally. Earhart converted. The combination of Brown to Kelley paid off again midway of the fourth quarter as Kelley made a great catch of one of Brown's passes across the double stripe. Earhart converted. making the score 21-l3 and giving Tech its first win of the season. Bernie Winkler, tackle . . . Lewis stopped, as McCurry and Smith try to tend off tacklers . . . Leete jackson, fullback . . . Smith stops Arizona runner . . . Ernest Hawkins, quarterback . . . Earhart misses his first conversion of the season. TECH 14 A dazzling ground attack in the closing minutes of the game broke a fourth period dead- lock and gave Tech a 14-7 victory, its first Win in six tries over the favored Golden Hurricane of Tulsa university. The Raiders had entered the game as underdogs but displayed a brand of teamwork which completely outclassed the Hurricanes. The Red Raiders scored early in the first quarter on a 20-yard pass from Quarterback Freddie Brown to End Ioe Smith. Halfback Ralph Earhart converted, making the score 7-0. The Tulsans took the ball on Tech's 28-yard line early in the fourth quarter and scored in eight 'A . fN,rif'a fi, Page 30 TULSA 7 tries. The conversion deadlocked the game at 7-7. Following the kick-off Halfback Charlie Reynolds and Earhart combined their efforts to place Tech back in the lead. Reynolds carried the ball the final ll yards for the tally, and Earhart booted his sixth consecutive conversion of the year to give the Raiders their hard-earned 14-7 victory. Tech did most of its damage through the airways. Paced by Brown, the Raiders corn- pleted only three passes but made them good for 63 yards. Tulsa outgained Tech 207 yards to 185 but the Raiders checked the Golden Hurricane when it neared the Tech qoal line. Billy Ioe Russell . . . Frank Ottmers, end . . . Crenshaw carries as Pursel and Smith open up the play . . . Getlys P 31 alter ballcarrier. age l L, ,A , gan' .gy V it in 5 'iw , -ff W it -' X ga sift' ,Q fe ff ,iw A N IAM? f f 7, M 461797 in 22 S 5 Q KW frm is 1' if JLQJQ. 13 fi :td Y' f 4 .k fx., .1 .93 Q ' A V2 ,, g MM, 5 ik . 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The boys from Central Texas kept to the ground for 323 yards as their illusive backs continued to puzzle the Red Raiders. Baylor's famed forward wall held Tech to a mere l6 yards gained rushing as they charged the Raider backs before they could make their moves. Page 33 3 D95 ,' 1 xi . J' . - 1 ,..: , . Q , 3172- f' -'f , S, ,i, ,, ,.,. . I . L,LL' . ,., 5' 1' my Q, X 4 A r N in TECH 36 The Red Raiders spotted the Denver university Pioneers seven points and then roared back to trounce the Colorado eleven, 36-7. The Pioneers wanted to win this game and appeared to be on their way as they rolled to an easy touchdown in the opening minutes ot the contest. This TD set oft a spark in the Raiders as they picked up a 9-7 first halt lead and went on to tab 25 more points in the second halt while holding the Denver team scoreless. Bernie Winkler, co-captain and tackle, blocked a punt for a safety and the tirst two points tor the Techsans. Quarterback Freddie Brown passed to Charles Reynolds, haltback, for the only tirst halt Raider touchdown. Fullback I. W. Thompson, Haltloacks Zac Henderson and Cal Steveson and Reynolds each crossed the double stripe once in the second halt to account for all ot Tech's touchdowns. Haltback Ralph Earhart made tour ot the tive conversions he attempted during the qame. SQ, f 1 ' X55-',, 5355 ' f j Q 5' n. ,t.' K ,fr 7,2 f'3,,yu4' hifi' f?'.1MQQfr::.Ll2 W it , Page 34 , H , .?ZL' :.X4ZldE..Q' I' Y +DE VER7 is ynvwy ,rib 'P' all Tom Pirtle, guard . . . Maloney stops a runner, with Thompson, Pursel, and Smith coming up . . . Tuffy Nabors, center . . . Earhart Carrying, ready to get off a pass to Smith . , , Floyd Lawhorn, guard . , . Raiders Zoller Earhart McCurry Pursel and Winkler rush an Arizona passer. if vig, if.,-1 fa . Q 'f vs LW Q My ff: '14 H- ag Y af N, ff, A , w.,' fa ff M , Q ,,,, f ,, are ,gQw'5y W, Q . , 'ff ,W if 7 f ,L-iff? ' 'V 'R L' ii,,'!x7,J3Jf1f' f'.'fvlw2 f TEXAS TECH 7 Bobby Williams misses a tackle . . . Cal Stevescn, halfback . . . Tech-Texas game . . . Ralph Geddie, end . . , Maloney and three other Raiders tackle Texas ball car- rier, Russell comes up . . . Freddie Brown, quarterback . . . Lawhorn upsets Baylor back. RICE 40 Texas Tech's Red Raiders were supposed to be swamped by the Owls of Rice institute, but after the first few minutes of the game the picture did not look so dark. The Raiders took an early 7-O le-ad when Tackle and Co-Captain Bernie Winkler grabbed a fumble by a Tech halfback and went over standing up for Tech's only touchdown. Ralph Earhart, halfback, made the conversion. Rice's superior reserve strength and overall power soon began to pay off and the Owls chalked up a flurry of touchdowns which completely humbled the Raiders. This was the fourth Southwest conference team to defeat the Raiders this year and Rice turned in one of its best games of the season in downing the Techsans. Tech, paced by Quarterback Freddie Brown, out- passed the Owls with seven completions out of Zl at- tempted for ll6 yards while Rice was able to complete only four out of l5 for 67 steps. i'f2 t -L....... Page 37 TEXAS TECH 41 Texas Tech won its second Border conference game of the season against no losses when it defeated the University of Arizona in a wild scoring battle. The Raiders started fast and piled up a 20-O lead in the first quarter. The Wildcats from the Cactus state tallied early in the second quarter, but the Raider eleven matched this with another tally to hold an apparently safe 27-7 lead at intermission. Arizona came back fighting in the second half and rang up two quick markers to cut Tech's lead to six points. The Raiders were determined to win this conference game and added an- other touchdown late in the third canto. The Raiders cinched the game late in the fourth period with their seventh touchdown and came out on top, 41-28, after a hard-fought battle. The Raiders rolled up an impressive total net yardage of 490 yards as compared to 322 for Arizona. Brown completed 11 passes for 206 yards to lead in this department. Earhart con- verted five out of the six conversions he attempted. G9 l 5 v l 5' RIZO A Q 4. .Y s'f.Q' Q nag , 'Z 'Ewa 1 a K ff, Hi N'fz:Swg5Qz,.n,v 1 ., x , x, ,. V,.,,J 4 I V Tech-Texas game . . . Bill White, fullback . . . Henderson runs to the 4 . . . Lawhorn blocks kick, Steveson Comes up . . . Walter Edrinqion, end . . . John Andrews, tackle . , . Lewis Carries in Arizona game, Steveson and Crenshaw run interference. I 1:04- A -E I. 5- K, A fi .we , k, . . f K fr 1 , A L lx, ' 91 440 . , V V 'F' ,pw '27, , if X ,,tw,,V , 4 54' A 59,53-1 K, 1- LM 4. , 4 is 'A rv' Y' 49115 ,Pwwvf 04xi ,uv U ' M, Wi' .daft I 's ,am if w f.-an Qu- QL. 'kms f M ms, , '- , was 'va' MT?- TEXAS TECH 2 , Marshall Getlys . . . Tulsa-Tech game, with Williams, Kelley McCurry, Gettys, Orrin the play . . . Tech-Baylor game . . . Don Williams. NEW IVIEXICU UNIVERSITY 20 TEXAS TECH 14 - - HARDIN-SIIVIMGNS 6 20,000 Homecoming fans witnessed the first game ever played in the new Clifford B. and Audrey Iones stadium, and they were not disappointed as the Red Raiders downed the Hardin-Simmons Cowboys l4-5 to become Border conference champions and win the host's spot in the annual Sun Bowl game at El Paso. Quarterback Freddie Brown sparked the Raiders as they eased a six-point margin the Cowboys had piled up early in the tussle. Brown passed first to his halfbacks and then connected with End loe Smith with a 32-yard pay-off pitch to tie the game up. Halfback Ralph Earhart failed to make the conversion. Tech finally surged to the front as the result of a sustained drive early in the second half. Brown made the touchdown when he sneaked over from his quarterback position. Earhart failed to convert and the Raiders led l2-6. Guard Dan Pursel blocked H-SU punt in the fourth quarter and the ball bounced out of the end zone for an automatic safety to make the score 14-6. This was the last scheduled game of the season with only the Sun Bowl game with Miami university of Oxford, Ohio, remaining. Geddie, Zoller and Gulley rush up to stop pass-receiver Tech-Texas, practically the entire Tech team after ball carrier Smith attempts to block Rice kick . . . Tech-Baylor game . . Cecil Norris . . . I. W. Thompson carrying against Baylor . . Primo McCur1'y, guard. + ai I f QVQQWZG' w ,J 520 I W km 1 .QE TEXAS TECH 12 - - MIAIVII13 The Red Raiders were unable to crack the post-season jinx and dropped a thriller to the Redskins of Miami university of Oxford, Ohio, 13-l2, in the annual Sun Bowl classic in El Paso on New Year's day. Miami surged to the front midway in the first period, following a 7U-yard sustained drive. Tech fought back and tied the game up following a beautiful punt return by Halfback Cal Steveson from the Tech 40 to the Miami 27, which se tup a touchdown. Quarterback Freddie Brown passed to End Bill Kelley following an offside penalty. l-lalfback lames Conley then took a shovel pass and ran to the Miami seven for a first down, Two plays later Conley drove through center for the score. Miami made its second touchdown following a blocked punt and a pass interference ruling. The Ohio eleven converted and led the Raiders at this point by seven points. However, Tackle Bernie Winkler intercepted a weak pass on the Miami 35 and went the distance for the second Tech marker. Browns conversion attempt was blocked and scoring for the day was done in spite of all Tech's charging Raiders could do. Desperation passes by Ouarterback Ernest Hawkins in the waning minutes failed to click. T 1 g t it A 1.-r '1..4ihiM2f Ml' 2 EM ,, -wi Jin Page 44 ,,f Q 'TL gi: . .' 5, ,W x Page 4 5 5-gl V '35 Don Orr . . . Earhart misses conversmn in Tulsa game, Brown holding . . . Walter Maloney, back . . . Nabors, Geddle, Smith, and Pursel stop a H-SU Cowboy . . . Zac Henderson, back . . Prlse of Baylor kicks. as sl 5 K gf. i' Tech-Tulsa game, with Earhart, Nabors Purse! and Zoller . . . Iames Gulley . . . Glenn Lewis , . . Bufkin and Maloney after a Rice runner. Page N x BASKETBALL if .kg Banks and Grove try to block a VVesl Texas shot. Barton shoots, with Banks com- ing up for lhe rebound. I xl s, Page 48 The squad: Front row: 'Winston Churchill, 'Nirnpy Hill, Ardis Barton, Don Grove, lay Kerr, liqgs lackson. Back tow: Wayne Bowles, Eugene Gibson, 'Whisile Banks, C. W. Dukes, Gilbert Mclllister, Coach Polk Robinson. fx .1 az ' 'Sal E f l f 2 QQ-Q ' 'W ., 155' iii ,wA, '41 cv X ' R Y 1 nd E' ,'--:rf W 5 1- W , v,1 .-'gui 4 W ,p QM - ,xg Qi -N. 7- if mba V at iz' F an H2 f ,K 3 I M., mx V A 1 4 ,f Y ,JA is ,, Y , ', ,Q L J 324 L MN. A f 5 s .gang . K A ,Aww 1 115525, sw fm . I ggi' ,- . Q k . - ,Mm , U LX M. S E f X ' x L Vi S Q sl-my fs'il?ff ,255 -f Maxx, M L, my My gem Q, sank 1 ' W , f AE:-' if ff? ,- F 'H QRT LQ7- Y :E x' M f Q 'if 'flf' . 'F-272-'-:HffsTZ1- f FV, A5 -L . -'Q ' -X egjgthefw 'fwgy W e 5 s2g,5fE2f':, 5 1 if if if Q 22 1 MQ' X-W 5? inf. f E 4 ai 45 2 fl . mf, 1 A W fszmzifv 55161-61- Ylwwf' N ,, A,,.,,,, .31 fi, if - x QF: 'E Fi, 'U 122, 'Sim .az 1 .Ku . y , ,Q . 13 . ,Q . 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Page 55 ...V ,..,-.,.l ,.w,............ ..f..,.. ...W--1. ,..., v M x . .wire ..g.,,.41 ...M ' ,.,... P.....-.- , , ,f fn.-an Coach FOLK ROBINSON, FRESHMAN BASKETBALL TEAM Left io right: Bob Steely, Charles Pirmell, Ed Wilson, Verdell Turner, George Belcheff. I.-J 3,4 ,,,, ., UH nm M., YY?C.,,..,.L, . i I Q, sggu,.4.,uaf+,r.,,,w.-.K-.,q,n.Aals!h, M Agwgz l 5' A gl Page 57 OTHER SPURTS gf , , , , ,K , flfay' H . 2 A ' E L',A,.- t ,ak H 7 1 f 1 , 1 SX A 2 f :' ' 5 ,wx 1-W' bw umm, i,i1i.Q'!':',,Lf:R TR CK Back row: Maxey McKnight, Coachg Ed Clepper, Seth Murphy, Henry Briscoe, Ed Wilson, Charles Pinnell, Cal Sieve- son, Dingy Davis. Second row: Moon Mullins, Charley Reynolds Edgar Hawkins, Sebron Hall, Ioe Wilson, Bill Lawson, Front row: Morris Yakin, Harold Barber, Waller Hobqood, Ben Wilson, Cosiin Buikin, Charles Worrell, Clois Fowler Manager. Page 59 Charles Worrell, 440-yclrd clash. Ed Clepper, broad jump. Moon Mullins, dashes. Charles Pinnell, high jump cmd hurdles Charles Pirinell and Ed Clepper, hurdles. loe Wilson, 440-yard dash and mile relay. Costin Bufkin, 440-yard dash and mile relay. Dinqy Davis, Weights. Walter Hobqood, broad jump. Page 60 k .5 ' Y , . A ,YA IS if Page 62 KEITH VVELLS, Coach TENN S and GOLF At the time LA VENTANA went to press, the Tennis and Golf teams had participated in no matches. However, both teams are expected to do well this year, especially the Tennis team, since both Broyles and Ivey, the two top players, were outstanding in Border Conference play last year. The Tennis Team consists of: IAKE BBOYLES, Larnesa: GLENN IVEY, Sweetwater: EDDIE SCUDDAY, Lubbock: CARL SCHMIDT, Mexico City: IOE WHEATLEY, Pittsburgh, California: DAVID HESTER, Lubbock: CECIL ROBERTS, Lubbock, and SHAFF DE GAISH, Sweetwater. ELMER MCKINNEY, Brownfield: JERRY STOLTZ, Hobbs, New Mexico: TED FORSYTHE, Lubbock: E. C. FEAGAN, Hamlin, and CHICK and IOHNNIE TROUT, Lubbock, are on the Golf Team. Page 53 Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech FOOTBALL RESULTS Texas . . . . 33 Tech . Texas AGM . . . 28 Tech . West Texas . . . l3 Tech . Tulsa . . . 7 Tech . Baylor . . . 32 Tech . Denver . . . 7 BASKETBALL RESULTS Hardin-Simmons . 35 Tech . TCU ...... 44 Tech . TCU . . . 48 Tech . Texas . . . 51 Tech . Rice . . . . 50 Tech . New Mexico . . . 46 Tech . New Mexico AGM . 40 Tech . McMurray . . . 49 Tech . North Texas . . . 59 Tech . TCU ...... 50 Tech . Hardin-Simmons . 58 Tech . Hardin Colleq . . 33 Tech . Arizona . . . 38 Tech . Arizona . . 61 Tech . Rice . . -. 43 Arizona . . . 28 New Mexico . . . 20 Hardin-Simmons . 6 Miami of Ohio . . 13 Arizona of Tempe . 53 Arizona of Flagstaff 47 Texas Mines. . . 4l Hardin-Simmons . 32 Arizona of Tempe . 55 Arizona of Flagstaff 43 New Mexico . . . 50 New Mexico AGM . 39 Texas Mines . . . 56 West Texas . . . 38 Hardin-Simmons . 41 West Texas . . . 48 Abilene Christian . 47 Tex-as Wesleyan . 54 Page 64 11- 31 i il 7 0 Q A' , , M. . .. W.,-.--x-. Y ':,....:hmSnm..ua Q'-...M , 9 4? 4 ITHQQ Wdwhvi Fa 1 Diff na an 1 'Ml Y . Q. 2 9' 4 T ., , ' . 7 . - Y ., Q 17 -' M783 '- QA Wie? i , A .V , Lima I W ,rr 15-ff' 7' Y M, ,M , , c P, ,, A if Aw fMwvmmm 4,- 0 f.mm..,,,,. i'5'i THE FOOTBALL BANQUET OFFICERS President . . . . . FLOYD LAWHORN Vice-President . . . . BERNIE WINKLER Secretary . . . MARSHALL GETTYS Treasurer . . . . FREDDIE BROWN Sergeant-at-Arms . . . IOE SMITH Members of the Double T Association are athletes who have been awarded the Double T by the Athletic Council for competition in an inter- collegiate sport. The association strives to create unity among the Wearers ot the symbol, and are always ready to advance the cause ot athletics at Texas Tech. Page 66 WILLIAM BANKS ARDIS BARTON IOHN BIRDWELL CLYDE BLACK WAYNE BOWLES A. I. BROYLES COSTIN BUFKIN WINSTON CHURCHILL EDWARD CLEPPER IAMES CRUSER RALPH EARHART EUGENE GIBSON IAMES GIMMELL DONALD GROVE EARNEST HAWKINS BILL KELLEY A. I. KERR FLOYD LAWHORN HOMER LAWSON BOBBIE LEWIS GLENN LEWIS ROLAND NABORS FRANK OTTMERS CHARLES READ CHARLES REYNOLDS IOE SMITH BILLY IOE SNODGRASS LUKE THOMPSON G. W'. 'WARDEN BOBBY WILLIAMS BERNIE WINKLER GEORGE ZOLLER I 'ww nv IUDY POLLARD Bcmd Sweetheart UQ X Y Q an ' 1 X 2, X ,W I 5' ,Q nk f :: . ,f Mm, QQ' - ef W ,,- .Q wt.- gwg 9553 1, X Mx LQ Aw, ., . 0, 332.15- fm. .diff H W , wil 3 r u A J gg , E . ,mv- 4 if 4 .3 . 5 'Q' 'f 9 1 A . - M I ' f. 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Q! xv .,x..--- -1, 3,6ZL77A,x ,XY f3f,..d 7 I x XT:-'LN 5 gQfQ?i t5 V QQ! fi x,. N 'K 5 53,5-.g4f:4f' I 1 7 ji 12,-,l5'g:2-'W-C 5 X S +4 rugrt C 'flung Ln,,4t: 1 QA D 4 H I 1 1 H W , , 1 Q E r 11: F7 X 4,- Left to right: Barbara Ramsey, Floyd Wriqht, Easton Boomer, representative of Columbia PGQQ 77 Concerts: Mr. Mills, chairman: Mrs. O. V. Adams, Mr. Murdouqh, Ellen Keller. 5 I GW .,-vga BILL N UGENT Amarillo Student Council President 2' M Pt 8X Xi Page 78 STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS BILL NUGENT EARL SEARS LOY CATHERINE BARNETT CLINT PORMBY President Vice-President Secretary Business Manager STUDE T COUNCIL Texas Tech's governing body for collegiate activities is the Student Council, composed of student body officers and representatives from each division. This year the Council has worked in conjunction with college officials on improvement of traffic conditions on the campus: sponsored a special train to the Rice game in Houston: sponsored Howdy Weelc , and supported the campus clean-up drive, sponsored by APO and TWVA. New bulletin boards were placed in the main buildings on the campus by the Council. The Student Council also sent representatives to a regional conference of the National Students Association in Dallas, and initiated a World Student Service Fund drive on the campus. One of the aims this year was to create student interest in all college activities. The Council sponsored the Homecoming Parade and worked with the Alumni Association in arranging it, made arrangements for Parents' Day, and sponsored the Varsity Show. The only social function of the year was the annual dinner held in May, when the new Council members took the oath of office. g.-ffivivziz an A N Q Q BOBERT HARVEY IOE HEFNER U I Engineering Business Administration EQLEAN-u P5 Q 'PARENTS 'DRY ETC. SP NSQRQQ E XE OLDE SIUDENT COUNCIL, -f X VARSITY SH N gf ELECTIONS N 0 9 S' Q x D XQXKYKXX . E R I E Q g 3, x 0 L.. ,- 3 . s 5 l l l A 1! lin ili 3 ri 1 E3 ll l Z ff if fl f fi , A J WE, Firsf row: Robert Baumaardne-r, Hubert Bezner, Brac Biqqers, Belly Copeland, Dick Copeland. Second raw: Tom Hassell, Charles Hudson, Pauline' Lokey, loe Meaclor, Katherine Nelscn. Third raw: Gene Nowlin, Bill Reid, Lynnlell Sharp, lerry Sides, Don Slc an, Ffilflh raw: Lim Tiilswcrlh, Ted Vllhite, Flcyri 'Nricght ......,-v VZ W ..f ,4Vi-'q'.'Ni Page SU SUPREME CO RT The Supreme Court was established last year by the new Constitution adopted by the Student Association, to complete the balance of power in campus government. The Court is composed of seven appointed members including the Chief justice, who is a senior pre-law student, and six associate justices. A senior Engineering student, a Home Economics senior, a Commerce senior, and a senior Agriculture student, along with two junior pre-law students, represent- ing the Arts and Sciences division. Erom the latter two, the Chief justice for the following year is appointed. lt is the duty of the court to interpret the Student Association and to ren- der written opinions, giving reasons for the decisions. The court also acts in an advisory capacity, advising, upon request, the Student Council as to the constitutionality of any proposed legislation. A majority of the court may de- clare any act of the council or any officer of the council unconstitutional. Students may petition the court to take action on election violations or the un- constitutionality of the acts of the council. Members of the Supreme Court this year are: BOB COOPER, Chief Iusticeg IAMES BOW- MAN and CHARLES IONES, Arts and Sciences justices: TACK ALLMON, Business Administra- tiong IOHN ASH, Agricultureg RAYMOND INCE, Engineering: BETTY M. DEVIN, Home Eco- nomics. Page 81 W .L ,vw ,, ,xv . K S 3' . A M. ir! 5 n .vy- - Q f Q., + A ' Q7.. V7 H Q 4' is A S f Wi 2? U k , ' I f A Q MVSWQQ :L sf. I 3 i k K, Uwvy 1 U I K, MMM N I ,K Jr A. M nf' . I' ' Yx, in fl? A .7 'N if My .wk x ,nv V A K 1 Wg ff .fn .,,, K .AIT ROTC Slmmief Camp . . . Two exilemes . . . Rifle IIIIIQE Colonel Smzifyh . . . Cisco Slaqfe expiqins Fiqh! Yf19fEY Relrzxnizozz . . . During ihe hike . . , Surziczy Qfzerziccf. He-fzfly In mg. Pictures by L90I1 View 2 is-1 WHOS WHO in Amerztan Colleges and U f1z'1fer5z2zk5 Sl b ' Sd F XC hddbD All V .3 r-0'- ' fm . I ICE ARRINGTON IOHN ASH BRAC BIGGEHS DICK CCPELAND BETTY DEVIN CARL DWYER AVIS FUCHS ,C C RCBERT BAUMGARDNER GLADYS DAWSCN G A DAN GILLETT TOM HASSELL KDE HEFNER HOPPY MAAS PAULINE LOKEY . M. N5 x CHARLES HUDSON LAMAR IACKSCN IACKIE LEVVIS PAT LIVELY ffm, Q N 'k'R'f:h',S RAYFORD MOODY KATHERINE NELSON X' 3, Yr .Q N S 'QQ' ,as f ' La? IAMES RAGAN NEWELL REED EARL SEARS 1, . Eagan 4, s y. X 2'--f .Nw EAE A kg gf BILL NUGEN T BETTY SELF BOB WATSON ANDY WILLINGHAM NK. M 'F- WHEELS on the CAMPUS -L IOHN ANDERSON Lubbock LQY CATHERINE BARNETT Denver Ciy WAYLAN D BENNETT Loraine BOBBTE CI-HLDERS Tulicf P g aa I- . I I? BOWEN DULANEY Lubbock CLIN T FORMBY McAdoo AVIS FUCI-IS Abernathy LAWAYNA GRIFFIN Amarillo gj-.Zig Q MARY IANE HINCHEY Lubbock ELMER HARGROVE Rotcm LAMAR IACKSON Lubbock DAVID IOHNSGN Lubbock .- v. ff A , f 5 Pg90 MARY KING Grcrhom TURNER KIMMEL Lubbock WINIFRED LARABEE Lubbock IACKIE LEWIS Lubbock PAT LIVLEY Pompo HOPPY MAAS Vernon BILL NUGENT Amarillo GENE NOWLIN Fort Worth f dw FLOYD READ Lubbock EARL SEARS Brownfield SUE STOCKARD Soma Anno A. L SMITH Lubbock MARIORIE TISDALE McAllen DORIS BELLE TURNER Scmtcf Anna BOB WATSON Hermleiqh GEORGE WALL Knox City . X I SNOOKEY WEEKES Lcrmesd TED WHITE Brownfield GEORGE WILMOTH Claude BERNIE WINKLER Moody , ., 1-,f ,, ix ,MY Z' I ,Q if I V., 9 kg I I rg fi Q - he IQIIOWIHQ artists CIIUIJQCIIGG ora Tech Artists course thrs year: VITYA VRONSKY - VICTOR BABIN, Premier Duo-Prcmrsts CHRISTOPHER LYNCH, Irish Terror MIA SLAVENSKA, Dcrrrcirrq Star EIDU SAYAO, Soprrmqw I 6 Q Q 4- Q k, 9 Q l Q A 4? , K 2: . ,. i f wg, ,isis -, f J 3-5' 17 if , -wg, 'ff X- Q . balk! 45: 3' RR ' ' N'i44f:l 2 :xiii Q. . 1 ,te K , . wc ge 93 GLYNNA ADDINGTON Freshman Petersburq if 'WS DELIGHT HARDIN Freshman Lubbock Page 100 HELEN HESTER Freshman E1 Paso IEANNINE LAWSON Freshman Vernon . , - f::,..- .- ' A L ' 3325544 ' gi,fiifi l'1- , f iw sagu ' li i' fifiziig f My x . he CHARLSA MANN Freshman Colorado City PATTI IO MUSSON Sophomore Lubbock X Y. , ff W ' ' '75 M. .4 Rf 1 f 1, WN , . ' , if 'W 4 ' Vx. K i V , . - o 1 ,, ,px 1 Page 104 IGAN NISLAR Iunior Lubbock LOREIT PLUMMER Sophomore Houston IUDY POLLARD Freshman Lubbock IAN RILEY Sophomore Wichita Polls Page 108 IUANITA SIBLEY Freshman Dallas EVANGELINE THEIS Freshman Midland W 4:-4125-,J 4 gig: av ' - gf -I, , ' f S, NANCY WALKER Sophomore Lom eso MARIORIE WILLIAMS Sophomore Abilene GLENNA WINSTON Sophomore Brownfield DOROTHY SUE WRIGHT Sophomore Coleman Pg 114 NITA YARDLEY Sophomore Dublin ATHALENE ALLEN IOAN BOOTH MARY EAYE BONDS DOROTHY BROWN MARY ALICE CHRISTIAN I ,ad , v.,, , , THERESA HARGROVE MARY LANDERS MILLIE LIPSCQMB ff' 5435 . , ,I 3-,,fm -fyi If--Q -.',,,:' gr? 3. , , 1.'w.,H, r If :ix -5 YE Q, , 4 L ' - 5 X N ' . A 5. My my Bifiilf 1- 1: 1. J I-Egg, ,X 1 wh g Q - 'tml if ' J - Q W N' ' Z1 , , 7 - W . 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H. Huston . . . Hobbs, N. M. Texie Keeton .... Lubbock Wayne Kitts ..... Lubbock Delilah Manire . . . Lubbock Iudd Morrow . . . Rising Star Charlie McCormick . Lubbock Morris Nunley .... Ballinger Tom Rollins ..... Littlefield ' Victor Williams . . . Lubbock Martha Work. . . . . Baird Robert Castle .... Lubbock Walter Clark .... Lubbock Patricia Fain . . . . Lubbock Club Scarlett . . . Mary . . . On the Way to Houston. We Page 136 Milla Raye Aaarns . . Crosbytoh William Adams . . . Crosbytori Charles Akers ...... Anson Mary Lee Akers ..... Anson Dorothy Dean Albertson . Childress Bobby Alexander . Wichita Falls B. L. Allen ........ Blum Travis Allen . . . . Littlefield lack Allmon . . . . . Hereford Ernest Ammons . . . Lubbock A. D. Anderson . . . . . Cisco Dorothy Anderson ..., Cisco Doug Anderson .... Lubbock Edna Earl Anderson . Big Spring Iohn Anderson ..... Lubbock Selection of Miss Pledge , . . Cams rush . . . Meador in usual position, L. D. Anderson ..... Lubbock Marilyn Anderson . . . Farwell Mary Ola Anderson . . Lubbock William Anderson . . . Albany Gayle Anglin . . . . Earth Charles Arnold . . Neil Artman .... Fort Worth Clovis, N. M. Iohn Ash ..... . . Lubbock Margaret Ashley . . . Lamesa Page 137 W. I. Askew . Allen Ater . . . William Austin . Donald Bailey . Raythene Baker Thomas Baker . . Wichita Falls . Lubbock . . Lubbock . . Greyback . . . Lubbock . Fort Worth Vema Dene Beene Iames E. Beights Wayland Bennett Sylva Bentley W. G. Beshears Barney Bevers . Hubert P. Bezner . Brac Bigqers . Ray Birmingham Sweetwater Betty Louise Bishop Dallas Mary Lou Bizzell . Clyde Black . . . Ian D. Blackwell Susie Blackwell Eugene B. Blair Hoyden K. Bodenhamer . Lubbock Evelyn Bowers .... Petersburg Bettye Bowden .... Whitetace Betty lane Bowman . . Amarillo Iennie Mae Boyer . . . Smithfield Lenore F. Boyd . . . Lubbock Weldon Boyd . . . . Slaton Doris Brantner . ..... Iayton Mary Frances Brashear . McAllen Thomas Breeding . . . Lubbock Tack H. Bristol .... Plainview S. A. Brooks ...... Houston Thurmas W. Brooks, Ir. . Granbury Charles O. Brown . . . Lubbock Dorothy Brown ..... Lubbock Dr. Davis and Stassen . . . Speech department play . . . Pat lones. I. K. Brown ...... Paducah Rex N. Brown ....... Tulta William W. Brown . . . Lubbock C. L. Brownlow .... Hereford Virginia Broyles .... Lamesa Margaret Bruce. . . Santa Anna O. I. Bryant ..... Port Worth Bradford Bullard .... Lubbock Roy L. Bulls ..... Clarendon Hubert L. Burgess, Ir. . . Lubbock H. C. Burnam, Ir. .... Houston Mary Frances Burnam . Houston Dee Burnett ..... Brownfield Lucille Burns . . . . Houston George Burress . . . Lubbock Page 139 ii i m .':f..- V R. C. Burrows . . . . Houston lane Burton . . . . Goree Ray Butler ..... Rising Star Roy Butler ...... Rising Star Horace W. Butts . . . Fort Worthl Ruth Caldwell ..... Farwell i Iames Campbell .... Lubbock Wendolyn Campbell . Santa Anna p Louise Caraway .... Lubbock i William A. Carnes . Iacksonvillel Ann Carothers .... Rochester i Monroe F. Carr . . . Lubbock Billy L. Carpenter . . . Lubbock Darrell O. Carpenter . . Lubbock Billie Carr ...... Big Spring L Dwain Carr . . . . . Lubbock Williams horsinq around . . . Anderson interviews Q Stassen . . . Registration, W f Iune Carthel ...... Lockney Margaret Cary . . Colorado City Stanley Cathey Arlas Cavett . Iack Chambers . . Bobby Childers . . Paul Clark . . . Carleen Clary . Addierene Clay Bob Click ...... lack Coats . . . Lewis A. Cobb . . . . Memphis Doug Coker . . . Gene Collins, Ir. . . O'Donnel . . . . Olton . Odessa . . . Tulia . . Abilene . . Paducah . . Hedley Henderson . Lubbock . . . Earth . . Floydada Page 140 Imogene Collins . . . Claude Iack Collins . . . Coleman L. G. Collinsworth .... Odessa Iames Conely . . . Lubbock Donald Conklin . . Hereford Barbara Conkling Midland William Conner . Brownfield B. I. Cook .... . . . Thalia Gilbert Cook . . . Hereford Ray Cooley . . . Wellington Eloise Cooped . . Lubbock Betty Copeland .... Coahoma Henry Copeland . . Mexia Delton Costlow . . . Lubbock Helen Costlow . . . . Lubbock Let 'em out . . . Lighting up . . . Photographers holiday. WN AM. Qs? 13' N' G. C. Cothern . . . Robert Couch . . . Leonard Cowden Dorothy Cox . . . Gilford Cox . . Gwendol Cox . . I. B. Cox .... Robert Cox . . . Lubbock Lubbock . . . Amarillo . Lubbock . . Lubbock Lubbock . Waco . . Detroit Robert Cox . . . . Lubbock Streattield Cox . . . . Dumas Page E41 Io Anne Crabtree . Frances Cummings . Clydelle Cummings Mariorie Dameron Lubbock Lubbock . Lubbock . . Sonora Kenneth Davidson . . Abernathy G. S. Dowell . . . Wichita Falls Iohn Driskill .... Mary Ellen Dufiy . Bowen Dulaney . La Nell Dunlap Carl Dwyer . Ioan Dyar .... Gene Dyer . . . Goldman Dyer . . Mary Ann Dykes Ralph Earhart . . Leslie Eaves . . . Ieanne Edwards . . Sybil Edwards . Betty Eisenberg . . . Lubboci . . Floydada Leon Davidson . . Dorothy Davis . Ieti Davis . Mike Davis W. I. Davis . . Gladys Dawson . Edward Day . . . Robert Dean . . Iames Dement . . Marcine Dement Betty McMurtry Devin Katy Dodd .... Maxine Doss . . Ioe Douglass . . Betty Dowdy . . Weaver does a hot number . Coleman . . Amherst . . Lubbock . . Girard . McLain Sweetwater Hereford . Whitharrel . Leiors . . lraan . . . lraan . . Lubbock . Olton t . Stanton . Lubbock t Wichita F-allsi . . . Abilene . . Tulia y Plainview n . . Hamlin . Plainview . . Plainvievxt t Vigo Park . . Lubbock l . . Groom l . . Lubbock t Wichita PC1115 l . . . More rush part ties, including Centaurs. Page 142 Olen Elkins . . Oleta Elkins . . . Tulia . . Tulia George Elliott . . . . . Anton Zola Mae Elliott . . . Lubbock Duncan Ellison . . . Lubbock Mack Elston . . . . . Lubbock Esther Emmett . . . . Vernon Hugh English . . . . Plainview Billy Enlow . . . . Sanger Iohn Ervey . . . . Lubbock Eldon Ervin ...... Lubbock Bobby Eubank ..... Lubbock Frances Ann Eubanks . . Ranger Billy Evans . . Harry Evans . Lawson can't believe if Hall . . . Larabee Page 143 . . . . . Vernon . . . . Fort Worth . . . Nine o'clock in Rec of the Toreador, Winiield Evans .... Shamrock Sue Everett .... Sterling City Iohn Ewing . . . . . Lubbock Bettye Ewen .... Hale Center Walter Fade . . . . Pampa Iames Farmer .... Levelland Margaret Iane Farmer . . Electra Elmer Feagan ..... Hamlin Peggy Fischer . . . . Fabens Iames Florence . . . Lubbock Frank Ford . . . . Dallas Clint Fomiby . . . McAcloo Ann Foster ...... Lubbock Maradee Foster . A. T. Fouts . . . . . . Lockney ....Hule Ioe Gipson .... . . Morton Robert Gleqhorn .... Seymour Ierry Gofi ..... Sweetwater Lanneau Golucke .... El Paso C. H. Gooden . . . . Stinnett C. M. Gordon ..... Arlington Edward Graf . . . Canninq, S. D. Tom Graham ....,. Guion Wallace Gray . . . . Lubbock Cecil Green . . . . Bridgeport Roger Gregston .... Lubbock LaWayna Griffin . . . Amarillo La Nelle Griffith .... Lockney Samuel Grigg . . . . , Tulia Eloise Gullett . . . . Kermit E. R. Fowler . . . Avis Fuchs ..... Robert Galloway I. L. Gamble . . . . Patsy Gardner Virgene Garoutte W. Pat Garrett . . Richard Gary . Harold Gatlin . . . I. D. Gauntt . Iames George . . Barbara Gilbert Wade Gilbert . . Lubbock Abernathy Ranger . Lubbock . . . Roxton Dallas . . Lubbock . Petersburq . Lubbock . Athens . , Lubbock San Antonio . Spur Lubbock Dan Gillett . . . . . Iames Gimmell .... Littlefield Presenting Droopy , . . Beverly sings . . . Council ty., at ccnvoco. wi, W' Ni ff' Page 144 lNe1vaIoyce Halbert . . Lubbock Robert Hale ..... Commerce Torn Haley . . . Carroll Hall . . . Eberhard Hamer . . Lorene Hamilton . . Mary lane Hamilton Russell Hammack . Betty Hanks . . Elmer Hargrove Nona Iohn Harp . . Wilda Hcnrington . Weldon Hcnris . M. E. Harrison . . Iames Hart . . . Eastland . Amarillo . . Lubbock Lubbock Plainview . Albany San Angelo . . . Hotan Childress . Texline . . Melvin . . Stratford . . Lubbock Dean Dock pours . . . Thanksgiving perhaps . . . Not studying, surely. Page 145 Robert Harvey . . . Bettie Hart . . . Paul Haskins . . Tom Hassell . . Elayne Head . Lowell Heckman . . Ioe Hefner .... Donald Helmers . Gerald Henderson Scott Henderson Iack Henry . . Iames Henry . . Elmo Henslee . . Hennan Henson Iarnes Herring . Lubbock . . Anton . Woliforth . . Lubbock . . Lubbock Clarendon . Lubbock . . Lubbock . . . Dallas . . . Quanah . Lubbock . . . Rule . . Lubbock . . Farwell . . Iunction William Hervey . . . Greenville Iohn Hess .... . . Amarillo Iohn Hickerson . . . Lubbock Iohn Hickey. . . . . Dallas Nina Hickman. . . . Slaton Buster Higdon ..... Ranger William Hilgenleld . . Henrietta Andrew Hill . . . . . Kirkland Dorothy Hlavaty .... Vernon Lloyd Holloway . . . Wellington Melvin Hoelscher . . . Rowena Owen Hoiacket . . . Stephenville Carrie Helen Hoffman Weatherford Farrell Hogg ...... Lamesa Charles Holmon ..... Dallas Nugent also relaxes . . . Our best trophy . . Senior class meeting. 1 F grdffl gyimmgffs an IM le:-as ivfh Ras fn.,.s5,R4iAm McKinley Hopper . . . Mentone Ellen Home . . . . . Lubbock Melba House . . . . Lubbock Clifford Howell . . . Ballinger I. M. Howell . . . . Lubbock Charles Hudson . . . Seagraves Margaret Hudson . . Hollis, Gkla. Iames Hughes . Springfield, Colo. Mary Alice Hughes . . Canadian C. R. Hutcheson William Hutcheson Truell Hyde . . . Raymond lnce . Raymond Ingram William Inglis . . . Lubbock Merkel Lubbock . . Spur . Cleburne . . . Anton Page 146 oe Irvin . . . Glenn Ivy .... English Iackson Ioan Iackson . Robert Iackson Samuel Iackson . A. N. Iohnson . . Iohn Iohnson . . Johnnie Iohnson Robert Iohnson Vlarion Iohnston . Stephen Iohnston Clyde Iones . . Patsy Iones . . S. E. Iones . Vol a class, we know . . . Ralls . . . Lubbock . . . . Malakofi . . Lubbock . . Phillips . . . Lubbock . Abernathy . . Levellancl . . . Clarendon . . . . . Dallas . . Eskota . Dumas . . Bonham . . Fluvanna ... . . Loving DFD's celebrate . . . lo poses for beauty judges. Page 147 Frank Iudia . M. E. Iury . . Victor Iury . . Iames Kee . . . Tom Bill Kelly A. I. Kerr ..., Sydney Key . . . Harold Kiger . . Iohn Kimbrow . T1u'ner Kimmel Claude King . Ioe King . . Mary King . Sam King . . Don Kittrell . . . Cisco Hereford Hereford . Lubbock . Amarillo Odessa Lubbock Lubbock . . Bovina . Lubbock Forsan Lubbock . . Graham Longview . Lubbock N l Fred Knoll .... Irene Knowles . Lubbock l . . Tulia Robert Lacey . . Connie Lackey . A. I. Lair . . . Fon VVoHh . Lubbock . . Lubbock Kathryn Lancaster . W. K. Lancaster . . Hamlin Lubbock l Carlon Land . Marion Land . . . Winiired Larabee Frank LaRoe . . Nell LaRoe . . , Floyd Lawhom . . Karl Lawson . . Alvin Ledwig . . Lubbock . Lubbock . . Lubbockl Lubbock Lubbock . Temple . Borqer . . Lubbock Beverly at Beauty judging . . . Howdy dance . . . I place this class. Elvis Lee .... Iune Leitwich . Troy Lemley . Tom LeMond . Gloria Lewis Iackie Lewis . . Mary Liles . . Bob Lilly . . Hazel Lindsey Robert Lively Pat Lively . . . Sue Livingston lack Lloyd . Bert Locke . E. B. Locke . Loraine Lubbock Crosbyton . Amarillo . . Lubbock Lubbock . Welch . . Elbert Abernathy . . Lubbock Pampa Amarillo . Lubbock . . Hamlin Sayre, Okla. Page 148 Carol Lohoelener . . Burkburnett Pauline Lokey ..... Lubbock lames Long . . . Goldthwaite Bryan Lovelace . Wichita Falls Howard Loveless .... Friend Ioe Luckett . . . . Lubbock Iohn Lunsden . . . . Amherst Hoppy Maas . . . . Vernon Bob Macina . . . Shamrock Bob Mahaiiey , Wichita Falls Billy Mallard . . Hillsboro Iohn Maloul . . . .... Post Alton Martin . . Amarillo Geane Martin ..... Lubbock R. L. Martin . . Wichita Falls Roper is happy tonight . . . Exams . . . Pre-law trial. Page 149 'QW ,is Wesley Martin . . . T Westover Iames Masterson .... Estelline Sue Mathis .... Colorado City Iackie Matthews . . . Fort Worth Iesse May ..... Clovis, N. M. Marion Mayes . . . . Lubbock Wendell Mayes . . . Brownwood Betty Io Maynard . . . Lubbock Alice Meading lean Medley Ruth Michaels . Bryan Miller . Iohn Miller . Larry Miller . Lucy Miller . . Slaton . . Lubbock Brownwood . . . Dallas . . Lubbock . . Brownfield . . . Lubbock ,....i..- Leo Morris ..... Denver City lack Mims .... . . Waco Clyde Minshew . . . Lubbock Iohn Mitchell . . . . Pampa Maye Mitchell .... Iowa Park Weldon Mize . . . . Rotan Hugh Monroe ...... Pampa Earl Monteith . . . Wichita Falls Fred Montgomery . . Longworth Mary Montgomery . . Lubbock t La Rue Moody . . . Archer City Rayford Moody . . . Archer City Cille Moore ...... Lubbock Dorothy Moore ...... Aiken Mariorie Morehead . . Floydada Martin Morgan .... Lubbock Making ice cream . . . Games at Cas Linda Kemas rush. Larry Morton ....... Balls Avanelle Moss .... Floydada Perry Moss. . . . . Lamesa C. E. M1.u'phy . . . Lubbock Iohn Murray .... San Antonio Aileen Murtishaw . . . Paducah Patricia Myrick Las Vegas, N. M. Gilbert McAlister . Portales, N. M. Freda McCaskill Mary Ruth McClellan I. W. McClure . . . Dell McComb . . Doug McCoy . . William McCrary . . Lubbock . . . Bowie Lubbock Big Spring . . . Lubbock . . Lubbock Page 150 Elizabeth McDonald Samuel McDuttey . D. T. McEl1igott . R. P. McElroy . Earl McEwen . lean McFarland . . Dexter McGauqhy E. D. McGehee . Marion McG1aum W. E. McGlothin Lubbock Seymour . . . Bells . Lubbock Burley, ldaho . Friona . Nocona . . Merkel . Amarillo San Angelo Walter McGowan . . Sweetwater R. D. Mcllroy ..... Lubbock H. I. MacKenzie .... Lubbock Gene McLendon .... Lamesa Charles McLeod .... Lubbock Cottage cheese . . . Mary Faye in beauty judging . . . Ccntaurs also do it. Page 151 Bobby McMenamy . . . Quanah Iohnnie McMullan . . . Big Lake Charles McQuain . . Big Spring Shirley McRee ..... Lubbock Betty McWhorter . Eunice, N. M. Margaret McWilliams . Lubbock Roland Nabors .... Lubbock Clayton Nale . . . . Hillsboro Morris Neel . . . . Palestine G. B. Neill . . . Crowell George Neill .... San Anqelo Dorothy Nelson .... Matador Katherine Nelson .... Lamesa Earl Newland . . . . Stanton I. T. Nickell . . . Cleburne I. L. Nikkel .... Wichita Falls W Iames Pcrtrich . . Iohn Payne . . . G. A. Pendleton . Hulen Penny . I. K. Pevehouse Iames Pharr . . . . Lubbock . . Lubbock . . loplin, Mo. . . . Lubbock . . . Lubbock . . Lubbock Billy Phillips ..... Lubbock Faye Nordyke . . . Tahoka y Dorothy Norman . . Lubbock N Gene Nowlin . . Fort Worth Ioan Nowlin . . . Fort Worth Louise Norris . Lubbock Bill Nugent .... Amarillo Ouida Orr ...,... Plaska Mary Ann Ousley . . Port Worth Roger Owen . . . . . Vernon Iohn Pace ...... Plainview Iorge Padilla Alajueia, Costa Rica Thomas Pardue .... Lubbock Kay Parrish .... Honey Grove Ice-cream making . . . The Varsitonians Tu tut lack Parsons ..... Lubbock r, . Richard Phelps . . Charlene Pinkston Iames Pinson . . Frank Pool . . . . William Pool . Charles Poole . . Frank Porter . . I. B. Potts . . Trinidad, Colo. . . Big Spring . . . Plainview . Levellancl . . Lubbock . . . Lorenzo . . Spearman . . Lubbock Page 152 Nina Potts . . . . Lubbock C. R. Price . . . Thalia Elsie Price ...... Lubbock Iean Price ....... Estelline Iohnnie Margaret Price . Tahoka William Price . . . . . Rankin Betty Pritchard . . . . Lubbock Roland Pruet . . . . . Ranger Marshall Pullen .... Pittsburg Bernhard Quebe .... Lockney Iarnes Ragan . . . Brownfield Elvin Rainey . . . . . Dalhart Bedford Raley . . . . Lubbock Buddie Rambo .... Brownfield Sharon Rambo . . Honey Grove Centaur float . . . Magourik helps with initiation . , . Sara and Souci float. Page 153 xv Ps. . RL if Barbara Ramsey . Gloria Ramsey . Duane Ratliti . . Robert Rawlings Levon Ray . Floyd Read . . H. B. Reaves . . David Reddell . Willie Reece . . Iohn Reeves . Norma Grace Reid Kenneth Renner . . . Balls . . Rails . . . Odessa . . Lubbock . . Lubbock Lubbock Big Spring . . Hedley . . Bonham . Shamrock Lubbock . Lubbock Margaret Reynolds . . Abernathy Weldon Reynolds . . McCaulley Marshall Rhea .... Levelland mml Lillian Ruckman . . Iim Rush . . . Floyd Saddler . . Martha Sageser Raymond Sartor Iames Savell . . Royce Schneider . Edwin Scudday . George Sealy . Earl Sears . . Ioe Seay . . . Betty Seli .... Iohn Sessums . . I. P. Settle . . . Iohnann Seyler . Dozier . Lubbock . Lubbock Hale Center . . . Goldsboro . Siaton . Beliviile . Lubbock . . Lubbock . Brownfield Lubbock . Lubbock Som Angelo . Abernathy . . Muenster R. N. Rhodes . . . . . Lubbock Herbert Rice . . . . . Lubbock Herschel Riddle . . . . Ovolo Evan Roberts ..... Memphis William Roberts .... Goodlei i Ioe Robertson . . . Colorado City i Helen Robin ..... Knox City Charles Robins . . . Uvctide i Alfred Robinson . . . El Paso Iess Robinson Quai' Charles Roe Rock Port Otis Rogers Lubbock Robert Roper Port Worth i lack Ross Dallasi Bill Rosser ...... Cleburnr Dinner dance . . . Adagio by limmie and Paitiji judging ieczm. 2 Page 154 Earl schunzl . . . Ted Shaikewitz . . C. B. Sharp .... Bruce Shaw . . Earnie Shaw Thelma Shepard . C. E. Sherrill . . . Dorman Shockley Ernestine Short Nonna Shoupe A. L. Shouse . . Roy Simmons . . Iames Simpson . . Tahoka . Menard Vlfaxahachie San Antonio . . . Lubbock . Dimrnlll Seagraves . . . Anton . . . Post . Longview . Merkel . . Olton . . . Roby Vema Lou Singleton . . Amarillo Don Sloan ........ Plains Ko Shari masquerade , . . Taking the oath . . . Yodelinq at Club Scarlett. Page 155 Donald Small Archer City Iacquellne Small Lubbock Mrs Perry Small Archer City Dolores Smart Graham Ioe Smith Lubbock Mary Frances Smith . . Lubbock Pat Smoot .... . . Odessa Philip Snider . ,.... Lubbock Robert Snively ..... Lubbock Billy Ioe Snodgrass .... Tokio Nelda Snow .... Clovis, N. M. Mary Lou Spence , . . Lubbock L. H. Spencer .... Brownsville William Springer . . Asperrnont H. A. Spuhler . . . . Lubbock Iames Stalls .... White Deer Kathryn Starkey . . . Muleshoe Mert Starnes . . . . Lubbock Irvin St. Clair . . . . Muleshoe I. O. Steele . . . . Sweetwater Richard Stephenson . . Lubbock L. D. Stevens ....... Post Charles Stewart . Corpus Christi Iune Stine ..... Archer City Lewis Stinson . . . . Lubbock Sue Stockard .... Santa Anna Ierry Stoltz .... Hobbs, N. M. 'f'rw. Buck Stricklin . . . Clovis, N. M. Fred Stoughton ..... Dallas Arthur Stoy . . . . Lubbock Alice Strain . . . . . Lubbock Nice hunka steak . . . Baby sings the Valley Song . . . Tech dairy. 'Q Iames Strong .... Orval Strong . . Alma Sturges . . Iames Sublett . . Richard Sugarek . . . Dortha Paul Summers Arthur Lee Suther . Iohn Swea1'ingin . Mickie Sweeney . Kenneth Tanner . . . Odessa . Abilene . Lubbock . . Merkel Beeville Stamford . Albany . N ocona . Harlingen Slaton Delton Tatum . . Lovington, N. M. l K Pi ,Q Q Q r B. I. Taylor ...... Lubbock Richard Taylor . . . Lubbock I. O. Teague. . . . Lubbock Page 156 lNaomi Teal , . . . Crowell B. I. Terrell . . . Denver City Iack Terrell . . . . . Lubbock I. S. Terry . . . . Sweetwater Martha Terry . . . . Lamesa IRoy Tharp ..... San Angelo Charles Thiehnan ..... Paris Alvin Thomas .... Plainview Roland Thomason . . . Lubbock Bill Thurman . . . Lubbock IRichard Tibbetts . . . Quiiaque Mariorie Tisdale .... McAllen Lem Titsworth . . . Bonham Bill Tombs .... . . Merkel Chauncey Trout .... Lubbock Smoot enjoys the leer of the wolves , . . More beauty judging . . . Delight. Page 157 Harold Tunnell . . Horace Tumbow . . Austin Turner . . Dorris Turner . . Robert Ray Tyler Polly Uttz ..... S. L. Vaughan . . Frank Vemon . . Iulia Vicente . . Wanda Viertel . Betty Anne Wade . . Mary Ellen Wade Vernon Wade . . Dolores Walden Dana Waldron . . . . Borqer . . Lubbock . . . Lubbock Santa Anna . . Lonqworih . Odessa Liberty Hill . . . Spur Vauqh, N. M. . . . Odessa . . lraan . La Villa . Lubbock . . . Notrees . . Temple Q Q Norman Walker .... George Wall ..... Benita Ward . . . . Odessa Ware . . George Warren . . George Watford . . . Lubbock Knox City Ial, N. M. . . . Rotan . . Baird Midland Dorothy Watkins ..... Sudan Bob Watson . . . . Bettye Weaver . Anne Webb . . Lois Iean Weekes . . . Herrnleigh . . . Spur . . Lubbock Lubbock George West . . . Waxahachie lack White . . . . . Amarillo LaDot White . . . Ted Vlfhite ..... . Longview . Brownfield W. G. White ...... Lueders More rushing . . . TWVA smoker . . . On the Way to Houston. Ruebert Wier . . . El Reno, Okla. 'Q'- Gladys Wilde ..... Muenster Arline Williams .... Lubbock Bi11Wi11ia'ms . . . . Lubbock Clyde Ray Williams . Big Spring Guy Williams . . . Lavern Williams . Lou Williams . . Norman Williams Guinn Williamson . George Wilmoth . Bob Wilson . . . Carrol Wilson . . Iune Wilson . . Lubbock . Amherst . Lubbock . . Liberty Lubbock . Claude . Lubbock . Lubbock . . Odessa Page 158 Page 159 Marion Wilson . . Io Winders . . . Bemie Winkler . R. L. Withers . Arlene Spivey Witt . . Iarvis Witt . . Iimmy Witt . Wendell Wood . . Fort Worth Iohn Woodrow .... Iack Woodrurn . Wichita Falls Warren Woods . . Floyd Wright . Stassen . . . Class meeting . . . Miss Watson also cooks. . Fresno, Calif. Lubbock . . Earth , . Moody Lubbock . Lubbock . . Lubbock El Paso . . Abilene . . . Midland L Iames Wright .... Abilene Vaughn Dan Wright . . Waco Robert Wylie .... Lubbock Phillip Wynn . . . Wellington Carl I. Young ..... El Paso Robert Young ..... Miles Iames Zeitz ..... Lubbock George Zoller ...... Van Marvin Zoller . . . Van Gunn-- Q5 gy fa -WMM swim? Pk W MQW, illgg 'runnin 'UM , 'S ?1 bmw mei.. fe wp Q4- '31 42 4 476695 QM-u W il hu yf QM, E THERESA HARGROVE Iunior Class Favorite IUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS LACK BLAKE NANCY WILSON IAMES MALONE Vice-President Secretary President Wes Askew ...... Amarillo Bertha Nell Adair . . . Lubbock Iohn Adamson . . . . Turkey Henry Ahrens . . . l-lallettsville Alex Alexander . . . San Angelo Virginia Alexander . . . Lubbock lean Alger . . Seminole Lelia Allen ...... Lubbock T. C. Allen ..... Van Alstyne Woodrow Allen .... Lubbock Gaylord Allison . . . Lubbock Bert Andries . . . . Overton C. I. Arnold . . . . . Silverton Robert Amold . . . Houston Ioe Arrington . . Lubbock Harry Arthur . . . . Rosebud Wright, Miss Pledge of IQ47' '... Textile build' ing . . . Rodeo association. Frances Atchison . . San Angelo Lottie Margaret Atkinson Lubbock William Atwood .... Graham Ruth Austin ....... Slaton Billy Babb ....... Snyder Iames Bagwell . Sulphur Springs Anna Bailey ..... Mary Nell Bailey Martha Lee Bain . Lamesa . . Estelline . . . Phillips Phyllis Baker . . . Phillips Roy A. Baker . Roy L. Baker . . Henry Ball . . Iohn Ball . . Abernathy . . Anson . Quanah . . Houston Page 164 Glen Bandy .... William Banks Alvin Barker . Iohn Barnett . Clifford Barr K. A. Barrier . . Alice Ioy Barron Ardis Barton . Albert Bassett H. S. Bates Carolyn Beane . Lester Beasley . . . Breckenridge . Vernon . Littlefield . . Dallas . Lubbock Lubbock . Lamesa . . . Hart . Amarillo . . Lubbock Sylvester . Omaha Elizabeth Bedford . Colorado City Silbey Bell ...... Lubbock Hardy Benson ..... Hereford Faculty reception . . . Break between classes. Page 155 Marion Benson . . Bernice Benton . Pat Berg .... Beverly Besancon Iirn Biehn . . . Billy Biggs ..... G. R. Billingsley . lack Bills .... Iohn Birdwell . Martha Birdwell Dorothy Bivens . . W. R. Black . . . Doug Blackburn . I. A. Blackwell . Lester Blagg . . . . Lubbock . . Slaton . . . Amarillo . . Seminole . . McAllen Goldsmith . Lubbock . . Loving . . Lubbock . . . . Lubbock . Tulia . Canyon . . Lubbock . . Lubbock . . Lubbock Wayne Bowles . . . Lubbock Iames Bowman . . . Lubbock Iohn Boyd . . . . Lubbock Ioseph Boyd . . . . Lubbock Bette Boydstun . . . . Lubbock Mary Katherine Bradley . Odessa Willie Bradley .... Littlefield Nita Bragg ....... Tahoka Keaton Brazile . . . . Lubbock Nadyne Brewer . . . . . Spur Orlin Brewer ....... Olton Phil Brewer ....... Slaton Francis Brockman Carlsbad, N. M. Claude Brooks ...... Tokio W. D. Broughton . . . Rising Star Lou Blair ..... H. I. Blanchard . . . Royce Blankenship luck Blake . . Iames Block . . . Melvin Bobo .... William Bohner . . Fraser Boone . Ioe Boone .... Arqero Booth . . Ioan Booth .... William Borders . W. O. Boswell . Edward Boverie . Ray Bowen . . . Lubbock . . Sudan . . Lubbock . . Lubbock . Port Neches Port Worth . . . Olton . . Seymour Q . Seymour . . Abilene . Farwell . Lubbock Sweetwater Wichita Falls . . . Lubbock HE' Howdy party . . . More Rodeo associatior . . . Ad tower. Page 166 Billie Ioe Brown . Bobbie Iean Brown lean Brown . . Robert Brown . Thad Brown . Iames Brunson . . Sue Buckelew . . . Billy Bucy . . Ralph Bucy . . Costin Buikin Iean Bullard . . . . . Lubbock . . . Lorenzo . . Lubbock . . Fort Worth . . . Cisco x Stephenville . . Barstow . . . . Wink . . Lubbock . Lubbock . Lubbock Dixon Bullock . . Roswell, N. M. Glen Bullock ..... Amarillo Thomas Bunnell ..... Dallas Iack Burke . . . . . Corsicana LH Abner party . . . Vivi lloat. Page 167 David Burgess . Darrell Burton . . . William Burton Bill Butler. . . Dulyn Butler . . Milton Butler . . Guin Byers . . Helen Calcote . . . Tulia Breckenridge . . . . .Goree . . . .Morton . . lraan . . Lubbock . . Lubbock . . . Rankin Io Nita Callan ...... Rotan Edward Campbell .... Center Ioe Campbell . . Bill Cantrell . . Iames Cape . . Max Caraway Ioseph Cargile . Ranqer . Midland . . . .Sudan . . . Shallowater . . . Pampa Mary Cates .... Breckenridge Victor Cargile ..... Lubbock Wright Carlisle .... . . Balls David Carmichael . . . Nocona Calvin Carpenter . . Sweetwater Ioe Carpenter . . . . Olney Randall Carpenter . . . Lubbock Barney Carr . . . . Lubbock Iames Carroll . . . . Lockney Elwood Carruth .... Meadow El Ray Carter . . . Wichita Falls Giles Carter . . . . . Lubbock Sue Caruthers . . . Midland Iames Carver . . . Rising Star Ianis Carver . . . . . Bonham Vic Castleberry . . . . Dalhart Back from Houston . . . And waiting to qo Between halves. Miles Caudle ...... Lamesa Vesta Chandler ..... Stanton Walter Cheshire .... Seminole Gwendolyn Chester . . . Sudan Pat Christal .... . . Spur Betty Churchill ..... Midland Winston Churchill . Sterling City Billy Clanton . . Donnel Clark . . I. M. Clark ..... Mary Louise Clayton Iim Cleavinger . Edward Clepper . Austin Cleveland . Big Spring Cross Plains . Teague Comanche .....l-lart . . . Mobeetie . . . Garland Page 153 Billy Click . . . . Kilgore D. E. Click . ...... Lubbock Gretchen Clift . . . lfifaxahaclqie Burton Cliiton ...... Abilene Dorothy Clingingsmith San Francisco, Calif. Chuck Clowe . . Ardmore, Gkla. Harold Cobb ...... Pampa lane Colley . . . . . Pecos E. L. Cole .... . . Lubbock M. C. Coleman . . . . Wilson R. E. Collier . . . Lubbock Roy Collins . . . . Big Spring Lois Cone . . . . . Lubbock Riley Conely . . . Lubbock K. E. Condrcxy . . . . Lubbock Page 159 Aubrey Conncxlly Louis Connealy O. R. Cook . . Rczybome Cook Ruth Cook . . N. L. Cooksey . Bob Cooper . . G. W. Cooper . Gypsy Cooper . lack Cooper Ioe Cope . . Ruth Cowart . . Edwin Cozby . William Crabtr 9 Ted Crager . . Abilene . Baytown . . . Post . Childress . . Orchard Whiteiace . Crowell . Lubbock . . Lubbock . . Houston . . Graham . Lubbock . Lubbock . Crosbyion . . Lockney Calvin Craig ..... Lubbock Richard Crandall . Amarillo Donald Crawiord . . Amarillo Edward Crawford . Rockwall Horace Crawford . . Haskell Ierry Crawford ..... Lubbock William Crawiord . . Borqer Ann Crawley . . . . Lamesa Mary Dean Cresap .... Bronte Iohn Croit .... Wichita Falls Iames Cruser . . Rockport Arthur Crump . . Lamesa Olus Culpepper .... Lubbock Estelle Cummings . . . Byers lack Cummings . . . Littlefield Pauline Cumpsten . Sterling City Emil D'Acosta . Mexico City, Mex. Tannell Dakil . Iack Darden . . Iim Davidson Iames Davis . . Margie Davis . Peggy Davis . . Walton Davis William Davis Roena Deitiker . Stanley Dendy .... Rogers Dennis Betty Dennison Bruce Denny . . . . Childress . . . . Hillsboro . . Carlsbad, N. M. . Waco Corsicana . Midland . . Iayton . . l-learne Amarillo Amarillo lacksboro . Lubbock . . . Cookville Saturday afternoon game . . . Victory rally . . . CC dance. Page 1 70 Iames Denton .... C. B. Derrick .... Donald Devenport . Talmage DeWitt . Wanda Dickens . I. D. Dickey .... Richard Dickey . , Emory Diltz .... Claude Donaldson Marion Donaldson Marvin Doss . . . Regina Douglass . . Don Doyle . . . Ioanna Drake . Margaret Dult . Waiting at the station . Bonham . Waco . Snyder . Lubbock , . . Ashmore . Paris Lubbock . Abilent . . Tahoka . . McGregor . Kermit Lubbock . Eastland . Levelland . . . Southland In Houston, L ff? Page 171 Don Duggan . . Seymour C. W. Dukes . . . . . Tyler Roy Dunlap .,.. . . Rails Mary Beth Dupree . . . Lubbock Guy Eagan . . . . . Lubbock Ellis Earle ......,. Clyde Willie Marie Eastman . . ldalou Barbara Eckles . Bill Eddins . . Willard Edgett Richard Edmonson lack Edwards . Iohn Edwards . Ioy Elledge . Sue Dee Elliott . . San Angelo . . . . , Sudan .. . . .Wilson Corpus Christi . . . Lubbock . . , Bowie . . . Dallas . . . . Dalhart Dorothy Iean Ellis . C. M. Elmore . . . Iohn English . . . Iack Erwin . . . Tyson Eubanks . Bryan Farris .... Ruth Ann Fehr . . lean Marie Feiden Richard Feiden . Eleanor Ferguson Tyler Ferguson . . . Mary Lois Findley . Durwood Finley . Edinburg . . Lubbock Corpus Christi . . . Lubbock . . . . Dirnmii . lowa Park . . Nazareth Lubbock . . . Lubbock . . . Lubbock . . Dallas . . Lubbock Big Spring . . Meadow George Fischer . . . . lean Finley . . . Parade in downiown Houston . . . And pep . . . Off io Housion . . . And more pep Spu Larry Flagg . . . Io Florence . . . Thomas Floyd . Paul Flynn .... Io Ann Forbes . . Edmond Ford .... Frank Ford .... Martha Iune Ford . Mary Gene Forman Ted Forsythe . . Imogene Fortenberry . Ray Foster .... Barbara Fowler . . Clois Fowler . . Howard Fowler . Seminole . Lubbock . . . Paris . Corsicana . . Lubbock . Lubbock . . Morton Sweetwater Throckniorton . . . Lubbock . Lubbock . Seminole . . Boraer . . Vernon . . Levelland Page 172 oe France . . . Sulphur Springs Iames Franks . . O. B. Freeman . . I. W. French . . Margene Fry . -ester Funderbuck. . Don Furr . . . H. L. Futch . . . Claude Gaines . Thomas Gann Nettie Faye Gardner . . . . Olton . Sweetwater . . Wellington . . . Lubbock Goose Creek . . Lubbock . . . Lubbock Sasakwa, Okla. . . . Archer City . . . Girard I ennie Gares ..... Lubbock Betty Garrett . Peggy Garrison LaVem Gary . . . Floydada . . . Fort Worth . . . Petersburg fhecrleaders and band in Houston . . . Between halves. ---gag E M ,L :TMSi?'Qf4ffzf13f+ ,M t,...,t, ,, My A ,LN Page 173 Q.. , -' Lf , y ,asf eff Robert Gay . . . Sulphur Springs Eugen Gerry ...... Alamo Richard Gibson . , . . Dallas Marie Gikas . . . Borger Robbie Gill . . . . Lubbock Ioe Gilliland . . . 'Wichita Falls E. G. Gihner ...... Amarillo Lloyd Gilmore ..... Kilgore Ross Glaze ...... Muleshoe Geo. Gochis Arkansas City, Kan. Binford Goolsby . . . Stanton Robert Goolsby . . . Lubbock Ioe Gracey . . . . . Robstown Iohn Gramstori . . . Perryton lack Gray . . . . . Lubbock -1 Sue Lynn Guthrie . . . Charles Guy . . . Lester Hahn , . . Charles Haiek . . W. A. Halamicek Mary Hale . . . Iohn Hall ..... Laura Beth Hall . . . Lee Ola Hall . . W. E. Hall . . Memphis . Lubbock dericksburq . . Wellington . . Son Angelo Lubbock . . Slcrton . Lubbock . . Lubbock . . . Olion B. L. Green . . . . . Lubbock Peggy Green . . . . . Lorenzo Wynelle Green .... Lubbock Elizabeth Ann Greene . . . Roby Lloyd Greenwood . . Hole Center Thomas Greenwood . Hole Center Marianne Greiner .... Parnpa Andy Grliin ..... Brownfield Mary Dean Griffin .... Electra Iack Grimsley . , . Olton Iames Grisham .... Lubbock Ieanine Grisham .... Lubbock Lavenia Grisham . . . Lubbock Donald Grove . Monument, N. M. Ramsey Groves .... Lubbock Gzrnes and pep follies. Finley Hammon . . Iohn Hampton . . Betty Hamrick . . W. D. Hancock . Cherri Hannis . Plainview . Lubbock . . . Wink . . lcryion . Olney D Page 174 lane Harding . . Theresa Hargrove C. C. Harmon . Norman Harp . . W. R. Harral . T. B. Harris . . . Iohnnie Harris . . . Mary Harris . Orville Harris Robert Harris llean Ann Hart . Wilbert Hart . . Charles Hatcher. . . Port Worth . Seminole . . Lubbock . . Matador . Fort Stockton . Lubbock . Lubbock . . . Tulia . Brownfield ......Mason . Farwell Spearman San Angelo Eamest Hawkins ,... Lamesa Iohn Haymes. . . . McKinney Band marches . . . Another game. I Page 175 Iames Headstream . Iames Heath . . . Lonnie Heiner . . William Heidbrier Walter Helmecke Edwin Helms . . Iohn Helton . . . Bill Henderson . . Bob Henderson . Don Henderson lean Henderson . . Zac Henderson . . Fillmore Hendrix . Dorthea Hendrick Hubert Henry . . T ...Roby Holly, Colo. . Crosbyton . . Trickharn . . Brownwood Brownfield . Lubbock . Leveiland . . Lubbock . . . Lubbock . Lubbock . Quanah . Lubbock . . . Qlden . . Mullins George Holman . . lean Holt . . . Will Hooks ..... Exa Fay Hooten . Lonnes Hope . D'Ruth Hopping . . Durwood Horn . Charles Horton . . Albert Houchin . . Nathaniel Houston E. A. Howard .... Wayne Howard , . Wi Nonna Hudman . . Shelly Hudnall . . Loys Hutt . . . Lubbock . Slaton . . ltasca Siephenville . Comanche Lubbock . . West . Abilene . Laolonia . . Lubbock . . . Rule cl'1itaFalls . . . Post . Longview ....l-lart Hubert Hensley . . . Charlie Hickman . . . Herman High . . Donald Hill . . Iames Hill . Peggy Hill ...... lack Hinchey .... Mary lane Hinchey . E. R. Hines .... Ellison Hitt . . . Donald Hogan ..... Iane Holden ..... Charles Hollabough . . Willis Holland ..,. Wilburn Hollis . Cheerleaders in Houston . . . , . . Pep rally, Mullins . Truscotl . . Olney . . Dalhart . Amarillo Amarillo Lubbock . Lubbock , Lubbock . Lubbock Lubbock Lubbock . . Roby . Lubbock . Levellancl Home, defeated Page 176 Uames Huifaker . . . Whitesboro Clarence Hughes . . . Lubbock Tommie Hulsey . . . . . Olton Sue Humphrey .... Stamford Martha Ann Hunnicutt . . Marlin Iim Hutchins ...... Estelline Iim Irby ...... ljort Worth Doris Dean Irvin . . . . . Halls Gilbert Iverson . . . . Wink Barbara Iackson .... Lubbock Gerry Hope Iackson . . Lubbock Henrietta Iackson . . Whitewriaht Lamar Iackson ..... Lubbock Donald Ianssen ..... Nixon Chester Iaynes . . . Lubbock Pep rally . . . Cheerleaders . . . And victory rally. Page 177 Lawrence Iester . . . Texarkana Billy Iohnson . . . . Lubbock David Iohnson . . . . . Lubbock Elizabeth Iohnson ..... Paris Lawrence Iohnson . . . Lubbock Evelyn Iohnston . . . Plainview Albert Iones . . Iames Iones . Iames Iones . Ioe Iones . Ioyce Iones . . Leon Iones . . R. H. Iones . . . Marjorie Claire Marvin Iordan . Lubbock . . Lubbock . . Uvalde . . Lubbock . . Bio Spring . . . . Enocbs . . . Goldsmith Ioplin . Littletiela . . . . . Lubbock R. R. Kauiold . . . Amarillo Bea Keeling . . . . Lubbock Billy Keith . . . Ployclada Don Keith . . . . Matador Bill Kelley . . . . Petersburg Samuel Kindrick . Paul King . . . Leo Kitch .... Margaret Klaus Iohn Klein . . Charlotte Kleinfelder Bobbie Knowles . . Peggy Kocurek . Wilma Ioy Koger W. I. Krueger . Shirley Iune Kruse Frank Kuhn . . . Iames Lacy . . Philip LaMaster Brownie Lamb . 1fa..itt.' ,-..:f,ff . . Tahoka . . Lubbock . . Dalhart . . . Lubbock . . Denton .Breckenridge ....Tulia . . Seymour . . . Electra . , . Clifton . . . Wickett . . Lubbock . . Goldsmith . . . . Perryton . . . Lubbock Philip Kemp .... San Angelo Kathryn Kendrick . . . Midland Charles Kennedy .... Kermit Dennis Kennedy .... Lubbock Virginia Kennedy . College Station Don Kennemer . . Wichita Falls Kyle Kerbow . . . , . Graham Blake Kersh . . . . Shamrock Ioe Ketchersid . . . Coleman Lewis Kiker ...,. Plainview Radio more interesting than floor show . . . More victory rally . . . Candidates for Prettiest Man. Page 178 Billie Lamon . . Iimelene Lamon . Iune Lanham . George LaRoe . Norma Laubhan Ioe Lee ..... Mozelle Leiieste . Virginia Leonard . Sedley Levy . . Bobbie Lewis . Glenn Lewis . . Ieif Lewis .... Martha Lewis . . lack Light . . I. P. Lilly . . . . Borger . Borger . Lubbock . . . . Lubbock . . Higgins . Borger . . . Dallas Fort Worth . . . Lubbock Hale Center Quitaaue . Lubbock . . Dumas . Amarillo . . Lubbock Miller and friends at game . . . Ping-pong in Rec Hall. Page 179 Iulie Lloyd ...... Lubbock Carl Lobby . . Port Sumner, N. M. Hugh Lochridge Tom Lokey . . . Walter Lomas T. I. Lovett . . . Robert Luginbyhl Iocelyn Maasen lane Magee . Howard Mahle Gene Malone . . Iames Malone . Clarence Martin Monroe Martin Bill Mathis . . lowa Park . Lubbock . . Hereford Perryton . Stinnett . Tahoka . . . . Crowell . . Lubbock Lubbock Longview Plainview . Stamford . . Graham Olive Matthews .... Lubbock Chester Maxey . . . . Lorenzo Arthur May ..... Westbrook Gordon Mayes . . . Lubbock Francis Miller . . . . Sudan Bill Millican .... . . Slaton Charles Mitchell .... Winters Verdo Mitchell ..... Parnpa Don Montgomery . . . Lubbock Iames Montgomery . . Lakeview Neal Montgomery . . . Littlefield Iohn Moore .... Cotton Center Anna Moren ...... Lubbock Horton Morris . . . . Lubbock Emma Iewell Morrison . . . Ralls Hoyle Moss . . . Roaring Springs Lynn Murray ..... Lubbock Rheuben Murray .... Lubbock Maxine McCollum . . . Lubbock Ioan Mayes . . . . Lubbock Raymond Mays . . . Temple Ioe Meador . . . Matador R. D. Means . . . . . Borger Carlos Medlin . . . Lubbock France Meice . . . Big Spring Steve Meinecke .... Lubbock Robert Mendenhall . Wichita Falls less Michael ...... Lubbock Billy Miller ...... Lubbock Charles Miller . . . Hobbs, N. M. Delight arrives at dance . . . Between halves . . . After dance. Page 180 E y Martha McCraw . . . Clairview l Darrell McCurry .... Lubbock i Iames McDaniel . . . Clarendon Iohn McDernett .... Crosbyion Emest McDonald .... Odessa S. S. McDonald ..... Dallas Wayne McDonald . . . Borqer Eldon McDowell .... Coleman Charles McElree . . Waxahachie F. F. McEwin ...... Denison Bob McFarland . Santa Pe, N. M. George Ann McFarland . Lubbock Robert McGowan . . Denver City Bill McKee ........ Halls E. H. McKinney . . . Brownfield New frat installed . . . In Houston . . . Mary and Bob at CC dance. .f-.Q Page fill .VL I. L. McKinzey ..... Sunray Mrs. Vincent McKown . Andrews Billy McLarry . . Sulphur Springs Edd McLeroy . . Alura McManus R. H. McManus . . Bill McMenamy . Harry McMillin . . . Io Ann McWhirter I. A. McWhorter Donald McWilliams . S Richard Nader . C. W. Nall . . Beth Neely . . H. C. Nelson . . Brownfield . . . . Lubbock . Lubbock . Quanah , . . Tyler . Monahans . Woltiorth an Angelo . Marshall . Abernathy . . Larnesa . San Antonio Pat O'Neill . . . . Amarillo Thomas Page ...... Dallas 5 ,,., 1. 5- Ruth Parkhill ..... Lubbock - Betty lean Parnell . . . McAllen L Quirino Parra . . . Canadian L it Howard Parsley . . Denver City Iane Parsons .... Texarkana Beverley Bernice Patty . Lueders Clifford Payne .... Childress Durwood Payne .... Lubbock Robert Payne . . . Wichita Falls George Peek ...... Lubbock Milton Peeples ...... Roby Dwight Perkins ..... Lockney Iohn Perkins . . Sulphur Springs Virginia Nelson . . Buck Nesbit . . Iean Nesbit . . . - Griif Neumeyer . Evelyn Newell . Charles Newton . . Ioan Nislar . . . Harold Norris . . Patricia Norwood Robert Norwood lack Noyes .... Richard Nunn . . Wendell Nutt . . Anita Oliver . . Ioe Onstead . . Monahans . . Lubbock . . Lubbock . Halleiisville . . Lubbock Brownwood . . Lubbock . . . . Larnesa . . . Lubbock . . . . Lubbock . . Midland . . Panhandle . . Amarillo . . Lamesa . . Lubbock Prexy, Iudy and Prof arrive in Houston . . . Handsome Harvey and buddies at TWVA Smoker . . . Rush party. Page 1 82 Terry Perkins . . . Lockney Beldon Peters . . . Channing Robert Phifer . . . Breckenridge Marion Phillips .... Munclay Wallace Phillips . . . Lubbock William Phillips . . . Port Worth Clyde Pickens .... Levelland Harold Pickens . Sulphur Springs Deane Pierce ..... Lubbock G. M. Pittman . . . Lubbock O. M. Plemmons , . . Olney y William Plummer . . . Plummer i lim Ed Poer ....... Tahoka Delphine Porter . . . Denver City L Iean Poteet ........ Olton A oil er game and a oth Pep Holly Page l33 Fred Potts . . . . I C Powell .... Lavena Powell . . Walbridge Powell Gene Roy Powers William Price . . Billie Puckett . . Dan Pursel . . , Bill Puryear . . David Puteet . lorcksboro . Lubbock . . . Lubbock . . . Overton . . White Deer . . Tyler . Lubbock Gladewcrter . . Lubbock . . Lubbock Sue Puteet . . .. . Billy Quattlebaum . Calvin Raines . . Ralph Rainey . Rusty Rainwater Lubbock . Abilene Grand Falls , . Dcrlhcrrt Garden City 3 Mu- .-..al511' . Bill Reid ...... Phyllis Reno .... Charles Reynolds . . Z. D. Reynolds . . Leroy Reynolds . Ioyce Redus . . . Frances Rhodes . Olan Rice .... Glynn Rich .... Clarendon . . Phillips . . Odessa . . Lubbock . . . McAllen . Hamlin . . Slaton . . Kosse . . Lubbock Edward Richardson. . . Lubbock William Richardson . Iames Rider ..... . Quanah . . Waco William Riley .... Fort Worth Mary Rignwald . . Clinton Riiter . . . . . Paris . . Lawn Betty Ramsey ..... Andrews Harold Ramsey .... Plainview Wayne Ramsey .... Abilene Vemon Ranneleld .... Roscoe Bennie Randals . . . Larnesa Wayne Randolph . . Seaqraves George Ann Randolph Panhandle Iames Range ..... Garland Eloise Rather . . . . Lubbock Iohn Railifi . . . . Amarillo Mary ,Nan Ratliii .... Odessa Quepha Rawls . . Kellogg, Idaho Charles Read ..... Lubbock Hugo Reed ....... Texon Newell Reed ..... Abernathy Howdy week rally . . . Candidate lor TWVA sweetheart . . . Butler and Dupre at rush party. Page 184 Ierry Rivers .... Byrdean Roberson . Cecil Roberts . . Cherolyne Roberts Lee Roy Roberts Rcmdolph Robertson Betty Iean Robinson Richard Robinson . T. C. Root .... . . Roxton . . . . Spur . . . Lubbock . Morton . . Scurry Lubbock Plainview . . Chico . . . Lubbock Raymond Rothwell. . . Lubbock Howard Rownd . . . David Rowland . . lim Roden .... Iames Robinson . . Marion Robin . Harlingen . Lubbock . . Friona . . Quanah . Santa Anna During the game . . . Square dance . . . Oleta arriving late. Page E85 Bart Russell ...... Lubbock Virginia Saage ..... Slaton Russel Sadler ..... Stanton Iack Sams . . . Memphis, Tenn. Iames Sanders ..... Dimrnitt Vance Sanders . . . Lubbock William Saver .... Eldorado Ioy Sawyer . . . . Lubbock Bill Sayers . . . . . Lubbock Richard Scaling . . . Fort Worth Gene Schafer .... Big Spring William Schleyer . . San Angelo Carl Schmidt . Mexico City, Mex. Howard Schmidt .... Lubbock Rosalyn Schreier ..... Olton Norma Lee Schudell . . R. W. Schultz . . Charles Seed . Edgar Self . . Iam Marie Sellers es Sever . . Sara Sexton . . Lyndell Sharp . . . I ack Shaw . . Preston Shaw Helen Shelton . Iack Shelton . . Lubbock Abilene Levelland . Lubbock . . . Halls Lubbock . Slaton . Lubbock . Lubbock lo . Lubboc. Midland Midland Carol Sherrod . . . Henry Shirley Arthur Shoemaker . . . Lubbock . Lubbock . . Anson Thomas Shook . I. M. Shoults . Ioe Shultz . . Ierry Sides . R. C. Siewart I. G. Simmons . Bob Simpson . Iohn Simpson I. M. Simpson Darrell Sims Paula Iean Sittel Bette Slagel . . William Slay . . Lubbock . . . Childress . Alvarado . . . Odessa . . Slaton Tom Bean . Levelland . Fort Worth . Cleburne . . Snyder . Denison . Midland . . Mission if as ,E if l Don Slaughter Claucl Slover Roswell, N. M. ......Tal'1oka -4 ,, f Page 185 9 H Doris Smalley . . . A. I. Smith E. D. Smith . . . . Edgar Smith . . . Edward Smith . . Claude Lubbock . Lubbock . Lubbock . Lorenzo Iohnnye Smith ..... Lubbock Martha Lou Smith . . . Lubbock Paul Smith ....... Bovina Peg Smith ....... Lubbock Virginia Sue Smith . . . Lubbock EBettye Snodgrass .... Odessa lack Snowden . . . Plainview Lucille Sorrels . . . . . Knapp I. L. Southern . . . . Amarillo Q L lim Spain . . . . . Olton i In Houston . . . Band at half-time . . . Presentation. ' i 5- 52:44 V Page 187 Barron Spaulding . Clovis, N. M. Lynn Speer ...... Lubbock Mary Cathryn Speer . . . ldalou Harry Spencer Robert Spikes Henry Sprouls . . . . Ann Srygley . W. D. Stalls . . Eula Starkey. . . . R. A. Stebritz Betty Stephens . Camille Stevens Allen Stewart C. A. Stewart ..., Brownwood . . Lubbock Lubbock Skellyton White Deer . Muleslfioe . . Lubbock . Larnesa Wimberley . Lubbock . Tahoka Mariean Stewart. . . Lubbock SKB Robert Lee Stewart . . Gwyndola Stinnett . . Gerald Stokes . . . Iacque Stoltz . . . Doyle Stone .... Iames Stone . . R. W. Strain . . . . Eugene Streger . . . I. F. Strickland . . . -- , Iacksboro . . . Tell . . Slaton Hobbs, N. M. Wichita Falls . Harrold . Lubbock . Hamilton . Ropesville B. C. Strinqfellow . . . Mexia we if F as A iii 'il hai f g .at 4-Av no 4' Egwyy an X .Y 5 .Q 4 l liz gif 'Y Bob Stringfellow . . Ross Stuard . . . . Max Sturdivant . . Ierry Suits ..... Edward Sumrall . . HE' Club officers . . . Hamilton and . Mexia r Mansfield . . Abilene y . Petersburg l Grady, N. Ml get ready for dale Between classes Clark Sundy . . . Kenneth Sutton . Nolen Swain . . Robert Swigert . . Lee Ray Swim Charles Sylvester Alberta Tarver . Adrian Taylor Bill Taylor . . H. M. Taylor Iames Taylor . . Lindsey Taylor . Big Spring Skellytown . Lubbock . . Lubbock . . Vernon Hopesville . Phillips . . Halls . . Quanah . Salt Gap Littlefield . Canyon Mary Frances Temple . Lubbock Mary Terral ...... Larnesa Jimmie Terrell ..... Lubbock Page 138 Bobby Terry ..... Shamrock Ioe Terry ....... Lubbock Arthur Thibodeaus . . . Amarillo Warren Thieme . . San Antonio Pat Thigpen . . . . Lamesa Betty Thomas ..... Lockney Ioe Thomas . . . Huahes Springs l Fred Thompson ..... Uvalde Iack Thompson .... Lubbock Iayne Thompson . . . Vernon Lloe L. Thompson Garden City, Kan. lack Thornton ...... Roby l W. M. Thornton ..... Menard Bill Thorpe .... Breckenridqe l Doris Thurman ...... Olton l in. sisi , Q if! it f ii ' U l yigg QLV .,,,,, , my T17'5sw , W , 35 is Q! Q 5323? fi.. :Q :fr-. . 1: i., , X QM was 4 Q 5 , at 5 7 it , , , Page 139 Hollis Thurman .... Sherry Tibbets . . . Newmcx Timms . . Horace Tomlinson . . . Lubbock Ierry Trimble . . . C. W. Turner . . Howard Turner . Paul Turpen .... Levelland . Lubbock Petersburg . Fort Worth Lubbock . Snyder Abernathy Sue Tyson ...... Lubbock Horace Underwood Glyndon Van Horne . Ioy Vardeman .... Patricia Vasen. . . Edward Veazey . . Paul Vecera . . Garden City Graham Levelland Fort Worth . Shamrock . . Crowell Ss. W. C. Waldroup . . Charlie Ware . Iames Warren . . . Billy Hugh Watkins Leonard Watson . Reginald Webb . . Anne Webster . . . Marguerite Weeks Mary Welch . . . T. E. Welch . . Iohn Wells . . . Leon West . . . Wilma Wheeler . . Guy White . . lack White . . . Lubbock . . Rotan . . Lubbock . . L-amesa . . . Lubbock . Lubbock . Amarillo . Levelland Water Valley . . . Lubbock . Tahoka . Lubbock . Southland . . Odessa . . Pampa Iack Volder . Lewis Wald Charles Walden lack Waldrep L. C. Walker . Carla Von Roeder . . Louise Waldrip . . Terry Waldron . . Barbara Walker . . Raymond Walker . . Gilbert Wallace . . Harry Wallace . . W. L. Wallace . . Iosephine Verden . . . Lakeview Durward Vickers. . . Gouldbusk . . . . Fort Worth . . Knapp . . . . Temple Lubbock . Marla . Lubbock . . Temple . . Lubbock . Earth . . Buda . Lubbock . . Ranger . Lubbock Hoffman on Sunday morning . . . Aggie officers Pig roast. J Qklsi if -+ fe. 1-.. li f.,. -' .f xr .I L- - .:,,.. . 3 1 5, ..or.. ' .. it' n :ff A +' .. ..'-2.,,f ' s 'A . :-2 or , 5 Page 190 Cull Whiteley . . Aline Whitby . . Hubert Whitt . Roy Whitt . . . B. I. Whitworth . Curt Wilcox . . Francis Wiley . . Iames Wiley . . . . Bobby Williams . . . Harold Williams oe Williams . . R. T. Williams . . Wheeler . Durnas . Bronte . Ladonia . Lubbock Lubbock . Spade . Decatur . Lubbock . Shamrock . Paris Lubbock i T. H. Williams . . . Sweetwater Andrew Willingham . . . Rotan , Welborn Willingham . . . Tulia W5 w i i 1 RIM' . .fi art ig W 5 f , 7 1 VV r lg. L .gg ttr. nrrr Y L Page 191 'S . -7' . fr. W., ,V U L fn' 1 N ..., T11 rr. ig? 4 2 lt ey xg 'ti i A W 'L' or rf. er F Q 5-'Q-vw. Kenneth Willis .... Floydada Ernest Wilpitz .... Brookshire Nancy Lee Wilson . . . Claude Elwood Woemer . Fredericksburg George Wood . . . Suqarland lean Wood .... Wichita Falls Kenneth Wood ,.... Olney lean Woodrum .... Lubbock Iames Woolen . . . Fort Worth Carolyn Wooten .... Abilene Iames Young . . . . Lubbock Vaughn Young . . . Abernathy Raymond Yuzbick . . Lubbock Paul Zanowiak .... Lubbock Thelma Zimmerman . . Lockney C. W. Osborne ..... Pampa Frank Ottmers . Fredericksburg Mary Richards .... Lubbock Betty and David . , . Senior Class . . . Dorothy Rae sings . . . DFD Open House . . . Indy . . , And io . , . Kappa Kappa Psi on train . . . Wrarigier dance . . . Slide rnie drawing . . . After the dance . . . On the way to Houston . . . Prize winners at Ko Shari dance , . . Suzie Wright, asain-nuzuhnnsupnqa 'x 'jv ,V it Lx Nea, : N V, A J. .ggi Vrrkh ,A '1 '-: i'1f V' is .,, 2? ' ,.-' .Q ',.',:'.. ,. ' -, 'f :v, 5 :-'. 'bi . P - . 51' t ' ,..': Q f am ? f Q fi ' - Q r , 473 H a if It A V 5 'mv . 'J K if - f - - . 'N if 1 A - 3 , vr K L Ax., --.--.-w--- A 2' is '5 '2-ad9 'xiVr ' ' an Pczge 192 N' THALA FOSTER Sophomore Class Favorite 2 f ,, Q-1 wx ,fmsff . 95' H L Page 194 Page 195 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS MARION BAUMGARDNER KITTY WITTY CAROLYN BALDWIN President Vice-President Secretary ': i!:? i News , f O. B. Allred ...... Lubbock Derwood Amonett . . Petersburg Glynn Amonett Gordon Anderson . . Lorene Anderson . . T. I. Anderson . Billye Io Archer .... Henriedcr Archer Petersburg . Lubbock . . Lubbock Dallfiart Matador Grandbury Glynetha Annstrong. . . Tarzan Howard Armstrong . Gainesville Iimmie Armstrong Ted E. Armstrong Gerald Atkinson Buford Austin Ted Austin . Littlefield . Hamlin Pasadena . . Larnesa . Turkey Howard Axion . . . . Mission Thomas Bailiff Childress Iohn Bain . . . . . Lubbock Wyane Bain . . Lubbock Billy Baker . . . Lamesa lim Baker .... . . Lubbock Carolyn Baldwin . Larnesa Boyd Ball . . . . . . Spur Loman Ballard Center Point Patsy Ballard . . . Electra Perry Barham . . Lefors Matthew Barkley Matador Bo Barkowsky . . Ackerley Peggy Barnard .... Hereford Dorothy Barnett .... Lubbock paidets off to Denver . . . APO Homecoming float f I if 4 Page 197 Bob Barron .... Douglas Barron . . Paul Barron . . Carl Barrow . . Virginia Barrow Raymond Bass . . Gene Bates . . . Big Spring . . Abilene . . Plainview . . . Larnesa . . Graham Muleshoe Ropesville Barbara Baumgardner Wellington Marion Baumgardner Wellington Bill Baxter . . . William L. Bean . . Yvonne Beard . . Maurice Bearden Irma Rae Beaver Clyde Beck . . . . . . Dallas . Lockney . Tahoka . . . . Pyote . . Levellancl . . . Vera Glynn Becker . . H. G. Bedford . Don Bee . . . lack Bennett . . Elizabeth Benson Billy Bentley . Vernon Benton Amanda Berry . . Denzil Bevers . . Icxmes G. Biggs . . . Robert Bilheimer . Max Billingsley . . . Eugene Bills . . . A. I. Bishop . Cara Ioan Bishop . . Stella Maurine Blair Bill Blake ...,. Bill Blankenship Harold Blevins . Brent Blonkvist . . Tommy Bloomer . . Shirley Blount . Iack Bockman . . . William Bolch . Lubbock . . Waco . . Snyder Waxahachie . . Winters Lubbock Maypearl . Vernon . . Lorenzo . . Graham . . Parnpa Sherman . Lubbock . . Olden . . Iayton Carleton Beckum. . . Tommie Bell . . Phillip Bennett . . . Paducah Midlothian . Midland . Corsicana . . Valentine . Vernon . Lubbock . Hereford . . . Vera . Brownfield McNary Wellington Bernard Bevis . Sulphur Springs Billy Bickers ....... Fritch Dwight Biggs . . . . . Lubbock Dedication of new Stadium . . . New sidewalks . . . Winkler predicts victory Page 198 H. F. Boles .... Mary Faye Bonds . Richard Bonds . . Ioaquin R. Bonilla Bobby Bonner . Harry G. Bonner . . Douglas Boren . . Edwin Boston . . . Iames Bowen . . Bobby G. Bowers Raymon Bowman . Clayton Bownds . . Billy Boyd . . . Elizabeth Boyd . F. C. Boydstum Pollard, the Band Queen . . Lubbock . . Lubbock . . . Nocona San lose, C, R. . . . . Odessa . Fairfield . . Sudan . . . Tuiia . . Muieshoe . . . Plains . Sudan . . Lubbock . . . Roby . . Ei Campo . . . Lubbock . Guarding the sign . . . Sherrod gives Vivi high sign Page 109 C. R. Boyett ..... Otis Bradford . . Donald Bradley . . Rhea Bradley . . Charles Bragg . Robert Brandon . . . Iessie M. Bransteiter Betty Bratton . . . William Brazele . George Breeland Garland Bridges . . I. R. Bridges . . . Austin Briggs . . Raymond Brigham Godfrey Brooke Brownwood . . . Bryson . McLean . . Lubbock . . . Tahoka . . Pampa George West . . Fort Worth . . . Leveliand .....Ennis . . Lubbock . . Lubbock . . . Lubbock . . . Stamford . . . . Lubbock Billy M. Bufkin . . . Hobbs, N. M. Ioe Fred Buice . . . Shamrock Margy Bullen ..... Lubbock Gene Bunch ..... Corsicana Iohn Emmett Bunch . . Chillicothe Louise Bunch ..... Corsicana Mrs. Thomas B. Bunnell . . Dallas Mary Helen Burden . San Angelo Iack Burkhalter .... Seymour Chas. W. Burkes Lovington, N. M. Billy Burnett . . . O'Donnell Wayne Burns ..... Ackerley O. D. Burrell ..... Chillicothe Maxine Burroughs .... Valera Betty Burson .... . Silverton D. C. Brooks ...... Midland Doris Brooks ..... Marshall Gladys lane Brooks . . . Lubbock Loyd A. Brooks ...... Tokio Maurice Browder . . . Muleshoe Io Ann Brown . . . . Amarillo R. D. Brown ..... Fort Worth Robert H. Brown .... Lubbock C. H. Browning . . . . Odessa Kathryn Broyles .... Lamesa Pauline Bryan .... Plainview lack Buchanan .... Big Spring lean Buchanan .... Big Spring Dan Buckalew ...... Olney Richard M. Buckles . . . Stratford Coach teHs aU . .. Press Club olncers. .. Pep rally Page 200 4 K . ':' , H T flj, '21 7' l ' 5 ' 'r A Page 201 . . Houston Aniia Burton . . . Gary L. Burton ...... Dallas William R. Busby .... Lubbock Arthur W. Busch Carlsbad, N. M. Bobbye B. Bush . . . Goldsboro Charles R. Butler .... Graham G. D. Butler . . Ioyce Byron .... Hobbs, N. M. Max Caddell . . . Colorado City Donald R. Cade ..... Merkel ....lraan Bill Cadwalader ..... Temple D. A. Caldwell ..... Lubbock Billie Iean Callan ..... Rotan Mary Nell Calliham . . Conway Richard Campbell ..... Frost Who has a house? . . . This sometimes leads Io marriage . . . Rec Hall shilly-shally A if...- iff? . . -2 if f ff i.. V. R. Cannell . . . . Lubbock Billie Io Canirell . . . . Tulia Iames A. Carlile .... Woltforth Ray Carlton ...... Lubbock Bobby Carnahan .... Hereford R. B. Carothers . Sulphur Springs Polly Carroll ...... Larnesa Iames C. Carter . . Wichita Falls Freddie Reid Caskey . Ballinger Iohn E. Caudle .... Canadian Robert Caudle ..... Snyder Earl R. Chafin . . . 'Wichita Falls Ioan Chapman ..... Midland Nelda Chapman .... Lubbock Marilyn Chick . . . . Lubbock Dan W. Chisholm . . Wanda Chitwood . . Mary Alice Christian Winfred Chunn . . Eddie R. Claiborne . Midland . . Olion . . . West . Plainview Mineral Wells Aubrey L. Clark . . Ianis Clark . . . Ierry Clark ..... Margaret Clark . . . Snyder . . Dallas . Gorman . Van Horn Roger W. Clark . . Ronald Cleavinger . . Sam Clonts ..... Albert Clubb, Ir. . . Betiye Cobb .... . . Plainview . . Hart Knox City . Lubbock . . Lubbock Louise Cochran Richland Springs Almost made it . . . Modern conveniences . . Delicious? 4 S K 8' U - 1 Henry E. Coke . . Carolyn Cole . . . Iack Cole . . . Iames Cole . . William Cole . Bruce Coleman . Iames Colley . . Ray Collier . . . Wallace Collins Edna Combs Sam Combs . . Nancy Conder . . . Harold Conklin Dan Conway . Clilton Cook . . . Plains . Lubbock . Cleburne . . Turkey . Lubbock . . Priona White Deer Goldthwaite Wichita Falls . . . . . Giddings Wellington . . Dallas . . Hereford . . Ranger . . Big Spring Page 202 -S29 Harvey Cook . . . Colorado City H. M. Cook .... Colorado City Iames Cook ..... Rising Star Ioe Cook . . . Louis Cook . . Palestine . . Amarillo Iames Cooper . . . . Seymour I. B. Cooper .... . . Roscoe Wallace Cooper . . . . Slaton Wayne Covey ..... Lubbock Guy Tom Cowden . . . Midland Clifton Cox . . . Donald Cox . . . Ernest Cox . Foy Cox . . Robert Cox . . WICC Ksmiles posed? . . Slaton San Angelo . . . Detroit . Fort Worth . Milton, lrid. Unidentifiable Iohn R. Crabtree .... Lubbock William Crabtree .... Lubbock Iames M. Craft .... Knox City Bill Craig .... . . Lubbock Elizabeth Craig . . . . Lubbock Allen Crane . . . Ruidoso, N. M. its 7 Q FQ y i .V,, , C 57 , 'C 4. E 4 if Page 203 Lilaree Crawford . . Denison Thomas Crawley, Ir. . Lubbock Ioe Cree .... . . Pampa O. O. Criswell . . . Anton Margaret Crocker . . . Hancock H. L. Crouch . . . . Lamesa Don Crow .... . . Slatori Delbert Crowley . . . Pampa Bobby Crownover . . . Seymour Floyd E. Crume . . . Lubbock Virginia Crmne . . . Lubbock Staneley Cuba . . . Meqargel Martha Cudd ...... Slaton Beverly Cumbie . . . Abernathy Mary Cumbie .... Abernathy Shirley Cummings . . . Lubbock Ted Cummings . . . . Amherst Darrell Current . . . Santa Anna Iames R. Currie . . . Garden City Hugh Cypher . . . . . Borqer Margaret Daniel . . . Crane Travis Daniel . . . Lubbock Rex Darling ...... Houston Charles Daugherty . . Port Worth We know the cutest boys . . . Student Council ofhcers Bob Davidson . . Ann Davis .... Bill Davis .... Bill G. Davis . Donald Davis . Evelyn Davis . H. E. Davis . . . Mae Davis . . . Sara Davis . . Thomas Davis . Rose Mary Dawkins Lawrence Dawson Leon Dawson . . Norman DeBoard Betty Io Deck . . Plainview Clovis, N. M. . . . . layton . Littlefield . Lubbock . . Lubbock . . Abilene . . Hamlin . . . . Lubbock . . Sterling City . . Lubbock . . Westbrook . . . Lubbock . . . . Lubbock . . Stanton Page 204 Io Anne Deere . . Ioe De Guire . . Essie Lee Denney Iames Dennison William Denson Iay Denton . . Tom Denton . E. L. Derr . . . Thomas Dial . . lim Dixon . . Frances Dodge . . Carlton Dodson . . Ierry Dorsey . . . Lloyd Doud . . . . Snyder Wellinqton . . Amarillo . . Lubbock . . . Paducah . Cdessa . . Odessa . Chillicothe Goose Creek Guymon, Okla. . . Dallas . . Dickens . . Lubbock . . . Houston Lynnette Douglas .... Odessa 641 Tech farms . . . Ko Sharfs will sue yo . Hell Week for Soalcs fwa. 'P' xl Iohn Dowdle . . . . . Graham lack Drain .... . . Dallas Quinton Drake .... Childress Roland Drake . . . Lake lackson Iohn Dubberley .... Lubbock Ieanne Dudley . . . Silverton William B. Duff . . . Abilene P. A. Dugger . . . . . Lamesa Welton Dunavant .... Lockney Iames Duncan . . . . Lubbock Annabelle Dyer . . . Fort Worth A. N. Earle ........ Waco Earline Easterbrook .... Pecos S. P. Eatherly .... Brownwood Page 205 Ioe Eaton. . . . . Snyder Earl Ellis . . F. A. Elrod . . Allan R. Elsik . Sterling Emens Iack English William Escobar . Billy lack Eudy . Frances Evans . . Iames Evans . Iohnny Evans Robert Evans . . Vernon Evans . . Pat Everett . . . Gerald Evetts Wayne Fahle . . . Pelly . . Silverton . . Odessa . C Fort Worth . . Plainview . Benjamin . Floydada l-laqonian, N. M. . . Browntield . . . . Fort Worth . . Crane . . Vernon . . Bryan . . Olden . . . . Pampa 9. Iames Perry Echols ..... lra Walter Edrington . . . Odessa Terry Edwards .... Crosbyton Rodney Eggleston . . . Levelland Richard Ehrlich . . . Miami, Fla. Bill Eiland . . . . Snyder Nonna Eiring ..... Plainview lean Eisenberg . . . . Lubbock Iean Eldredge . . . McAdoo Waymon Ellerd . . . . Snyder Leonard Ellington ..... Tokio Edwin Elliott . . Sulphur Springs Iames Elliott ..... Floydada Iim Elliott . . . . . Rankin Louise Elliot . . . . Lubbock From Hardin-Simmons? . . . Deep concentration . . . TWVA wheels Page 205 'red Falkner .... Fort Stockton S. C. Fallis . .... Lubbock Willa Faris . . . . Lubbock Orval Farmer . .... Killeen Bob Fee . . . . Colorado City Ralph Fellbaum . . . Comfort L. D. Fenner ...... Nocona Aubrey Lee Ferguson . . Lubbock I. R. Feynn .... Rock Springs Albert Lee Fields .... Dalhart Marzella Fields ..... Lamesa Mary Finkner . . . Petersburg Everitt Fisher ...... Vernon Garland Flake ..... Lubbock Annabelle Flanagan . Sweetwater Touche . . . Catching up on the lates! Page 207 David Flatt .... Ioe Gayle Fleming Iecm Floumoy . . Robert Fore . . Clare Foreman . Kilgore . . Post . Snyder . Graham . Lubbock L. I. Foster . . . Thala Foster . . Bob Fowler . . . Betty Ray Fox . Ieannine Francis Bledsoe Lockney Memphis . McAdoo . Stamford Betty Franks .... Rock Springs Gerry Frazier ...... Tahoka Billy Ioe French . . . Brownwood Tommie Iean French . . Lubbock Floyd Frizzell ...... Abilene Albert Fry ..... Frances Forshage . 7 . Ladonia i . . Sequin Gerald Funk . . . Seminole Marcia Funk . . . . . Lubbock t Tommy Furgeson . . . Lubbock Lynn Futch . . . . Paducah Gordon Gaines ..... Munday Donnie I. Gaither . . . Littlefield Robert Gardner . . . . Girard Irene Garner . . Wichita Falls Doris Garrison ..., Fort Worth Ioe Garrison . . . Levelland Mary Garrison ...... West y Gene Gaston . . . . . Dallas M. F. Gaston . . . . Lubbock Mollie Gatling . . . . McAllen Murry Gay .... . Childress Freddie Geiiert .... Yorktown Ieif Gentry .... Grand Prairie Bonnie lean George . . Iacksboro Toe George .... Eugene Gibson . . L. B. Gibson . . Lee Gibson . . . Ted Gikas . . Robert E. Giles . . . Homer Gilkerson . . Bill Gillentine . . . Campbell Gillespie Quanah Memphis . Merkel Fort Worth . . Borqer Temple Dorothy Giles. . . . . . . Temple Silverton . Sherman . Corsicana The pepper-yell , . . Photographers' field-day ' T . in Q0 1 tg, tri., l ' Hlllli -J Page 208 Grover Gillett . . . . Lubbock Iack Given .... Stanford, Ky. Neal Glazner ...... Vernon Erwin Glover ...... Borqer Mary Ann Goddard . . . Midland F. B. Godden . . . . Dallas t Rodney Goebel . . . Abernathy l Charles Perry Goode . . . Waco l Willie Lee Gooding . . . Lubbock Newton Goodwin .... Lubbock Donald Goodyear . . . Stamford I. C. Gormley . . . Hobbs, N. M. h Polly Gossett ...... Lubbock Robert Goyette . . . . Lubbock Rudolph Gracey . . . Brownfield Winning float . . . So I says to him . . . Slew palace Q5 Page 209 lack Grady . . . Herbert Graf . . . Wesley Graham . Franklin Grant . . Gene Greathouse Iimmie Green . Otice Green . . Leon Griffith . . . Meryle Griffin . . Roy Grimes . . Landon Grissom . . L.L. Grissom . . . Mrs. Nancy Groves . . Bill Grundy . . . Lubbock . . Vernon . . Levelland . . . Lubbock . . . Oklaunion . Loope Knox City Skelleytown . . . Borqer . . Lubbock Littlefield . Farwell . Lubbock . . . Amarillo Clarence Gufiee .... Floydada 1 , 2 V ., int.. L 3 .3 Harry Gunn . . Harvey Haqens Rayburn Hahn David Haile . I. W. Hairston Autho Hale . . Gerald Hale . Iohn Hale . . . Bob Hall . . . . Crane . Lubbock . . Wilson Throckmorton ldalou Sherman . . Dalhart . . Fort Worth . . Amarillo Cleo Cornelia Hall . . . Lubboc L 'fi-it ' C' A ff? V, g ip, tit m J A I 3 f-ff , X t , V , wa. k g iiei 'XX ,Q G' A . , 5- I 63,1 -o wg 5 fi le 'Q 13, Neva Ioyce Hall . . R. P. Hall .... Sebron Hall . . Stanley Hall . . Iohn Halliord . . Billy Ioe Hambright . GenellHamb1'ight . Clardy Hamilton . Ieannette Hamilton Robert Hamilton Wynona Hamilton . Norma lean Hammer . Snyder Quitaaue . Garland . . Midland Fort Stockton Floydada Floydada . Lubbock . . Lubbock . . . Mcliinney Plainview . . Wink Don Hammons . . . Wichita Falls Curtis Hancock ..... Stantcn Ken Hancock . . . . . Lubbock l Hal Ray Hall . . . . Floydada lc Ioe Hall . . . . . Lubbock Mazie Hall . . . McAllen Milton Hall . . . Stanton M. Y. Hall . . . . Stantor No gain . . . Clint and buddy . . . Ioumalisn students relax 5 12 1 . Q - Qs ' Y E, SE Page 210 Bill Hankinson ..... Amarillo Elizabeth Ann Hannigan F t. Worth Dorothy Harbin . Bokchiio, Qkla. Iames Hardcastle .... Sudan Ioyce Hardin , . . . Silverton Paul Hardwick ..... Lubbock Marshall Hargett .... Amarillo Wayne Harmon ..... Dallas Beryl Harris . . . . Leveliand Luther Harris . . . . . Abilene Ira Hari . . . . Tahoka Bill Harvey ....... Phillips Billye Harvey ...., Fort Worth H. Rudolph Harvey . . Muleshoe Iohn Harvey . . . Santa Fe, N. M. Homecoming bon-fire . . . Lei's give someone a iicket, just for fun iff' Page 211 Cooper Haskin . . . . . Goree Bettye Hatcher .... Monahans Manson Hawkins .... Lubbock F rank Hayes ...... Lubbock Gladys Ruth Haynes . . . Cone Ruth Haynes . . . . . Lubbock- Robert Hays ...... Lubbock Royce Haygood . . . Sweetwater Oliver Heard . . . . Levelland Io Hedrick . . . . . Turkey Lila Hedrick .... Clovis, N. M. Claud Helweg ..... Haskell Billy Felton Hendrix . . . Lubbock Lloyd Hendrix ..... Lubbock A. L. Henderson . . . . Phillips ' 2? X qzxzg 1 . tru , 1, wx i Q , . L mi? ' A 'W an . ,,,.-, -:., . K E t et ... V at .xi 1, 'U x. 6 A 1 Q .1 Willis Higginbotham . . Lubbock T. T. Higgins . . C. Earl Hildreth Allan Lee Hill Duane Hill . Gerald Hiller . . Raymond Hillier Tommie Hillis . N. B. Hinsey . Gerald Hise Alice Hix . . . Robert Hobbs . I. W. Hobgood Sanford Hodge . Bill Hofiman . . . . Rotan . . Lubbock . . Borqer . . Pl-ainview Hamilton . . . . Odessa . Lakeview Fort Stockton . . . Lubbock Abernathy Big Spring . . . Anton . , Stamford , . Eastland Foster Henderson Ierry Henderson William Henry G. W. Hensley Wilfred Herr Chloe Herrin . . Donald Hess . . Robert Hester . Buddy Hewett T. G. Hewlett Wilmeth Hewlett . Pauline Hicks. . . W. H. Hicks . . . Friona Weatherford . . Mineola . Lubbock , . Hereford . . Anton . . Houston . . Merkel . . Midland . . Hopesville . . Wilson . . Larnesa . . Lubbock Iimmie Hickman .... Franklin Vernon Higginbotham . Lubbock AGM was here . . . Try this for an attractive living-room Ax, t 14 1 Page 212 Foy Hogg . . . . . Laniesa F. F. Holbert ..... Gainesville Iames Lee Hollar .... Vernon Wesley Hollingsworth Fort Worth Imogene Holmes . , . Abernathy Roy lack Holmes . . . Phillips Billie Hooker . . . . . Albany Carolyn Hooker ...,. Dallas Winlred Hooper . . . Monahans Ladelle Hopper .... Floydaola Bill Horn ...... Sweetwater George Hotchco . . . . . Afton Clint House .... . . Tahoka Winired House . . . . Parnell I. L. Houser ...... Levelland Six spades, doubled and vulnerable 4 . . Chaps welcome old friends . . , New dorm lounge E Page 2 I 3 Elizabeth Howard . . . Melvin Howe . . Alyce Howell . . . lack Howell . . Delma Hudgens Ionisue Hudson . . Leon Hui! .... Lloyd Huffman . O. M. Huggins . I ames Hughes . Ioe Humphries . . Ernest Hunt . Louis Hunt . . . Robert Hunt . . Charlie Hunter Lubbock . Parnpa . Lubbock . . Saint lo Wichita Falls . Earth Lubbock . Ranger . Lubbock . . Lubbock Greenville . Glney . Lubbock . Lubbock . . Midland I. D. Hunter . . . . Lubbock Harold Hurd . . . . . Vera E. I. Hutchins . . . . . Dallas Billie Hutchings . . . Lubbock Ray Irwin . . . , . Lubbock Avery Iackson ..... Lubbock Donal Pat Iacl-:son .... Lonieta Iohn Iackson ....... Dallas Kenneth Iackson . . Buena Vista Royce Iackson . . . . Quanah Byrd Iames . . . . Eastland Carl Iames . . . . . Talpa Roy Iames . . . . . Lubbock Thomas Iames ...... Thalia Iim Iaquet ..... Clovis, N. M. The pleasure is mine . , . What next? . . Congressman and Prexy Iames Iarrett. . . . . Olclen Betty Ienkins .... . Lubbock George Ienninqs ..... Tuiia Boots Iobe .... Hobbs, N. M. Neil Iohnson . . .... Siaton Dorothy Iohnston Robert Iohnston Charlene Iolly Daris Iones . Darrell Iones Dorothy Iones . Dwane Iones . Frankie Iones H. A. Iones . I. C. Iones . .....Pecos Corpus Christi . . . . Plainview . . Parnpa . . Lubbock . . . Iunction . Spring Lake . . Amarillo . . Sudan . . Perryton Page 214 Newton Iones . . Richard Iones . Sammy Iones Shirley Iones . Stewart Iones Bryan Iordan . . Hiram Iordan . . Lahoma Ioyce .... Floydada Goldsmith Brownfield . . lunction . Wellington . Snyder . . Pecos . Lubbock Lewis Kauffman . . Fordyce, Ark. Paule Keele ...... Lubbock Vernon Keesee . . . . Lubbock Ellen Keffer ...... Seymour n Nettie Lou Keirsey . . . Amarillo lack Keller . . . . . . Austin t Charles Kelley . . . . Lubbock ifhqhjunqmng cheedeadet .. . No shoes make Q for better game Page 255 Willis Kelley ...... Pampa Charles Ray Kelly . . . Lubbock Curtis Kemp ...... Lubbock T. W. Kemp ..... Sweetwater Walter Kennedy ..... Goree Wayne Kenney . . . . Slaton Gerald Kerbow . . . . Pampa Frank Kerr . . . . . Lubbock George Kiker ..., Sweetwater Louis Kiker . . . . Sweetwater Franklin Kilcrease .... Bowie Betty Kile ...... Fort Worth W. W. Killingsworth . . . Dumas Thomas Lloyd Killough Edinburg Daisy Kilpatrick .... Lubbock x 'S Ioe Krieg .......,. Paris Ralph Krottinger. . Wichita Falls Sammy Kimmell , . . Cisco Lavane Kincheloe . Lubbock Roy Travis King . Rockwood Ward King . . . . Lubbock Aaron Kinslow . . Lubbock A. C. Kitzmcm . . . . Baytown Louise Kleitches . San Angelo Phillip Kligman . . Lubbock Sidney Kligman . . Lubbock Carol Knapp . . Lubbock Paul Knight . . . . Odessa William Knight . . Childress Bobbie Knott . . . Crosbyton Dowden Koeninger . Hale Center Billy Koy ......... Sealy More bonfire , . . Referee looks wrong way, as usual . . . Dr. jackson .K 5? gl 5 E 'G Randall Kubena .... Rockport M. C. Kunkel . . Seguin H. P. Lackey . . Abilene Iames Lackey . . . Lubbock Kenneth LaMaster Perryton Charles Lancaster . . Miles Mary Landers ...... Strawn Lester Landrum . . . San Antonio Edwin Doyle Lane . Parnpa Henry Lane . . . . Pampa Doris Lange . . . . . Friona Martha LaRoe . . Lubbock Iimmy Latimer . . . Matador Page 215 Homer Lawson . . Lou Lawson . . Sue Lawson . . . . Lubbock . . Lubbock . Lubbock Frances Lay ..... Big Sprina Royce Laycock . David Layton . . Audie Lee .... Billie Bob Lee . . Bob Lee . . . Russell Lee . . Lamonte Leddy . . . W. M. Lenamon . Deverelle Lewis . Leon Lewis . . A. A. Lieb . . Nugent presents flowers . , . McLean . . Tulia . . Wheeler . Spearman . . Spearman . Lubbock Levellanol . . . Mexia . . Lubbock . . Brownfield . . . Stinnett Should I cut? . . . Bivens takes a bow AK r Page ZQ7 Billie Evelyn Lindsay . . Stanton Betty Lindsey ..... Memphis Mary Kathryn Lindsey Southland Mary Lou Lindsey . . . Lubbock Conrad Link ...... Stamford Iames Little .... Hobbs, N. M. Tom Livesay . . , Beaumont Iessie Locke . . Mary Longcm . Garland Looney . . Hamlin . Lubbock . . Boraer lack Loran .... Don Losher ...... Charles Lovelace . Marilyn Lovelace . . Billy Luck . . . Levelland . Pampa Bia Spring . Grancltalls . . Lubbock fmt mud Wanda Lee Martin . Robert Martyn . . . . Lubbock . . . Lubbock Della Merle Mason .... Snyder Harold Luke . . . . Muenster Charles Luling . . Bill Lyman . . Iimmy Lynch . . . . Lubbock . . Littlefield . . . .Paris Lelah Mac Maqgard Hale Center Bobby Magouirk . . Sue Mallow . . . Walter Maloney . . Charles Mann . . Dwight Mann . . Bennett Maples . . Earl Marshall . . . Charles Marth . . Betty Louise Martin . Bonham . . Kermit . . Roscoe . . Denton . . Levelland . Melvin . . Electra . . Loraine . Crosbyton Donald Wayne Martin . Lubbock Band performs . . . Good luck . . . An ace, no doubt I fs- . Harvey Mason . Mack Mauldin . Aubrey Iow May . Bill May ..... Bill E. May . . . Graves Mayfield Cecil Meadors Warren Meeks . . Karl Megert . . . Russell Megert . Robert Meiser . Ann Merrell . . . . . . . Post . . . Littlefield New Home Westbrook . . . . Abilene . . . Quitaque . . Dickens . . Sudan . Lubbock . Borqer . . Lubbock . . Wichita Falls Page 218 Doss Miller. . . Heilin Miller. . . . Ioanne Miller Morris Miller Phillip Miller . . IRobert Miller . . Robert O. Miller . . William Miller Curtis Miles Ioe Bob Millican . . Mary Alice Mitchell . . Mozelle Mock . Mary Ellen Molony . Pat Montgomery . . Alfred Moore . . . Greenville Port Arthur . . Snyder . Eastland . Plainview . Sudan . . Happy . . Happy . Lubbock . . Claton . Tahoka . Seminole . . . Pyote . Lake View . . . Killeen Mammie . . . King lakes their money . . . Hope you don'f stay loo long Page 219 5 f v.- Ed Moore .... Edward Moore . Erwin Moore . . Kate Moore . Keith Moore . . Monroe Moore . . Pat Moore . . . Iulie Moreland . B. K. Morgan . George Morris Ioe Morris .... Margaret Morris Nelson Morris . Robert Morris . Don Morrison . . . Lubbock . Lubbock . Brownfield . . Lubbock . . . Abilene Big Spring Fort Worth . Petersburg . . . Kilgore . Lubbock . Lubbock . . Haskell . Lubbock . . Levelland . . . Parnpa vs - we it M 7 Lynn Moser ..... Fort Worth Barbara Ann Moss . . Floydada Iohn Moss ....... Lubbock Iackie Mueller . . . . Lubbock Seth Murphey . . . . Levellanc Iohn Murray . . . . . Lubbock Patti Io Musson . . . -. Lubbock Iames Myre . . . Sulphur Springs Robert McAlister . . . Abernathy Ina Margaret McArthur . Lubboclf Donald McCarroll . . . Lubbock Grace McCartney . . . Borger Billy McCasey . . . . Larnesa lack McCauley . . . Hillsboro I. G. McC1amey . . . Lubboclf X plus Y . . . Between numbers . . . A la Huttor . . . Editors dine with the President X nl Billy McClatchy . . . . Wink lack McClellan . . . . Lubbock I. B. McClellan ..... DeLeon Wilson McClellan . . Spearman Lougene McClendon . . Lubbock Olden McClendon . . . Lubbock E11 McComb ..... Big Spring Larry McCoy . . . . . Hamlin I. B. McCray . . . . , Odessa Lee McDaniel . . . . Lubbock Ollie McDaniell . . . Big Spring Robert McDonald .... Qdessa Catherine Lee McDonough Midland Clifton McDonough . Petersburgh Buster McDuf.t .... Crosbyton 'unrnv- 'i' 'I 5- A N, nt in K Page 220 ames N. E. McElroy .... Ralls I. W. McEwin .... . . Paris R. C. McGilvary .... Hereford Steve McGlothlin . . Sweetwater Doyle McGouqh . . . Peacock C. I. McGowan . . . San Angelo Merle McGuire .... Seymour Daina Ruth Mcllroy . . Brownfield Lam McKay ...... Lubbock Ralph McLaughlin .... Balls Ruth McMinn . . . . . Post Iohn McNabb . . . . Starnford lean McNeill ...... Lubbock Royce McNeill ..... Lubbock Dannabel McRae . . . . Afton Vew look, from orange juice to as ztm . . . Waltz? I'd love Page 221 V. McWhirter Eureka Springs, Ark. Floyd Napier . . . . Menard Annette Nash . . Norma Nash . . Robert Nash . . Thomas Nash . . . Mary Ieanne Nauqle Billy Neeper . . . Dot Nelson , . . William Nelson . Charles Newell . . . I. R. Newman . . Alvis Newton . . Doris Newton . . Robert Newton , . . . Dallas . . Lubbock . . Lubbock Lubbock . . Dallas San Anqelo . . Lamesa Aransas Pass . . Paris Sbarnrock . Lubbock . Seaaovllle . Brownwood 2 7' l Norma Olson . . . lndian Creek Iames Paul Ord .... Childress Buryl Nichols . . Roaring Springs Nonnan Nichols ...... Vera Orvil Nieman . . . Lamesa Garland Nix . . . . Larnesa Iohnnie Nixon . . . Vernon Eugene Norman .... Abilene Mary Etta Norman ..... Post Omar Ioe Norris ..... Slaton Beryl Nowlin .... Fort Worth Mary Helen Nunnalee . . Dallas Randy Nunneley ..... Borger Bobby Oakes . . . Wichita Falls George O'Brien .... Big Spring Ross O'Daniel . .... Tulia Vernon Odom . . . . . Kermit Some play . . . others fly . . . A few study Allen Orr . . Bobby Orr . . LaVerne Orr Colleen Orrill . Max Osborn . . . Buster Owens . Sue Owens . Nancy Paden Sue Padon . . Cecil Parker . . Hansel Parker Bob Parkinson . . Iack Parks . I . . . . Dallas . . Big Spring . . . Plaska . . . Dallas . Skelleytown . . Littlefield . . . Gordon . . . Dallas . . Anion . . Lubbock . . Lubbock . . Panipa . . Lubbock Page 222 Buford Parmer . P. S. Parra . William Parrish . . Ernest Parrott Ioe Dale Pascall . Ice Patton . . . Steve Payne Robert Peacock . . Glynn Pearce . . Iessie Pearce . . Ann Peevey . . . Lubbock . Canadian . Kaufman . . Fort Worth . Wichita Falls . Lubbock . . Lubbock Wichita, Kan. . . . Midland . . Lometa . . Marlin Charles Pendergrait. . Galveston Clitton Penn ...... Rochelle Leslie Pepper .... San Antonio Guillermo Perea . Arequipa, Peru Dominoes, Tech style . . . A joke almost causes murder Page 223 Iuanelle Perry. . . Throckrnorton Francys Peters ...., G. L. Peterson ..... Wamer Peticolas . . . Iewell Alice Pharr . . G. L. Phillips . Glenn Phillips Hazel Phillips . . . . Sam Phillips . . . Walter Phillips .... Millsap Amarillo . Lubbock . Lubbock Stinnett Farwell Lubbock . . Slaton Biq Spring ., A Edwin Pickens . . Colorado City Orval Pierce . . . . . Hereford Leslie Pinkston . . . . Lubbock Melba Pinkston . . . Lubbock Iohn Pitts . . . . Abilene ,-. HUP Iames Price . . . . . Coleman R. L. Price ....... Lamesa Bernadean Priebe ..... Wink Gene Pritchard ..... Lubbock Kenneth Probasco. . . Floyclada Claude Pruett . . Don Pruitt . . . Iefi Puckett . . Carolyn Pugh . . . Robert Puriioy . Robert Pyatt . . Marvin Quaid . . William Quinn . . O. B. Rcrbum . . Clois Rainwater . Plainview . Lubbock . Greenville . . Lubbock Mineral Wells Benlarnin . Houston . Lubbock . Wellington . . . Vernon George Pliler . . . Loriet Plummer . . Iimmy Pollard . Elizabeth Ponce Luther Pope Paul Post .... Abilene . Houston . Lubbock . Lubbock . Rochester . Borqer Elmo Poteet Manitou Sprinqs, Colo. R. L. Potts ...... Big Spring Ruby Potts . . . . . Lubbock Beth Poulson . . . . Lorenzo Dean Powell . . . Doris Prater . . Lester Pratt . lack Prentiss . . Ray Preston . . X t Roswell, N. M. Lubbock Fort Worth San Benito . l-lurlwood Iii 'S , .4 . Page 224 '. P. Ramer . . . Portales, N. M. Peggy Ramsey . . Miami Ben Randolph . Hobbs, N. M. lean Rankin . . .... Halls Ioe Rankin . . . Ralls Viorris Rantz . . Abernathy Irma Ratlitf . . . Houston Louise Rea . . . Lubbock Betty Read . . . Lubbock Ralph Reagan . Abernathy llobert Reed . . . . Paris lWayne Reed . . . . Abilene Farrell Reeder . Weatherford Charles Reeves . . Haskell Gay Reeves . . . Stinson le-2's move i . . . This would be better . . Sugar? l ies. .. , Q . at v l Page 225 I. E. Reeves . . Munday Floyd Rector . . . Lubbock Dawson Reid . . . . Paducah Paul Revier . . . . Lubbock Ralph Reynolds . . . . Ranger Thurman Reynolds . . Slaton Nolan Rhodes . . . . Eovina Hubert Richards . . Lubbock LaVerne Richards. . . Levellancl Betty I o Richards . . Reaqan Roseann Richter . . . San Angelo Ian Riley ..... Wichita Falls Michael Rimar . . . Keasby, N. I. Albin Rippstein ...... Taft Marion Rivers ...... Turkey A 2 Austin Rose .... L. W. Rosenbaum . Iuanita Ross . . . Lynn Ross . . . George Rouse . Marion Lee Rowe . Richard Rozar . . Leroy Rudder . . McAdoo . . Spearman . Lubbock . Lubbock . . . Amarillo Lubbock . San Angelo Ballinger Robert Lee Rummel . . . Vernon Ralph Russell . Bob Rutherford . . Virginia Sachse . . Mack Saied . . . Bobby Salem . . . Iames Sammons . . . . Andrews Odessa Childress Wellington . . Sudan . . Paris Dorothy Sandefur . Bryce Sandlin . . Mollie Sarsfield . Thomas Sartor . Billye Saunders Stamford . Lubbock . Graham . Goldsboro . Big Spring Iay Lee Saxon . . . Goose Creek Donald Sayre . . . Wheeler Doris Scarborough . . . Lubbock Charles Schaffer . Vigo Park Wesley Schefiel . . Lubbock Carl Schoefiler . Hitchcock Fred Schultz . . . Abilene Barbara Scott . . . . Shamrock Edward Scott . . . . Abilene Hardy Scott . . . Dodson Lefs change to Commercial Art . . . Snoolcey . . . Hush party Page 4 X Una Scott ..... Sammy Self . . . Billy Wayne Selke Glennon Selke . Donald Sell . . Kathryn Sellers . . Iames Sensibaugh Frances Sentell . Ben Setliti . . Duane Setliff . Mary Seyler . . . Lee Roy Shannon Eugene Shaw . Harrold Shaw . Maurice Shaw . N ,K.. h Q . Electra Lubbock Abernathy Abernathy . . . Pampa ....Ralls . Abilene . . Snyder . . Enochs . . Enochs Muenster Meadow . . Waco . . . Wink . . Lubbock r - I S15 Billy Sheats ...... Lubbock Nettie lean Shearer . . . Lubbock Ioel Sheffield . . . . . Austin Charles Shelton . . . . Wickett Frances Shelton . . . . Wickett Pat Sheridan. . . . . Matador Iorene Shinn ...., Paducah Lola Beth Shires .... Lubbock Wanda Iean Shofner . San Benito Ray Showalter . . Hobbs, N. M. Betty Shropshire . . . Plainview Rudelle Shuck ...... Bryson S 1 David Shumate . . . Mt. Pleasant Betty Sickles . . Sulphur Springs Iames Sickles . . Sulphur Sprinqs Edd Sides . . . . Lubbock Louis Sigut . . . . . Marlin Paul Sigut .... . . Marlin Ray Simmons . . . . Lubbock Dayton Simpson . . . Lubbock Henry Sisemore . . . Lubbock lane Skinner . . . . Electra Bill Skoog . . . . . . Borqer Lee Slaughter , . . Wichita Falls lack Sloan . . . . CD'Donnell Sue Sloan .... Claunch, N. M. Frances Smart .... Levellancl Albert Smith ...... Coleman Doris Smith . . . . Fort Worth Eunice Smith ..... Kerrville The Hunqamaug nm Uno me hoohm ... Texuk stuff . . . Pot lab if.,,,. it Page 228 Frank Smith . . . Howard Smith . . Howard Smith . Iames Smith . . leannine Smith Lester Smith . . . Mark Smith . . . Mike Smith . . . Sherrahl Smith . Stanley Smith . . Theodore Smith . . . . . Lubbock . . Lockney . . Lubbock . . . Moran . . Taboka Willow City . . Lubbock . . Odessa . . Lubbock . Lubbock . Lubbock Wanda Lou Smith . . . Lubbock William Smith .... Laird Hill William Smitherman . Fort Worth Kathryn Smyer .... Levelland Decorating the tree . . . All that cotton . . . Let's slip out for a coke Page 229 Bogan Sneed . . . . Lubbock Bill Solley . . . . . Penwell Helen Somers . . . . Lubbock Charles SoRelle .... Lubbock Horace Sorley . . . . . Hart Eugene Southall . . . Friona Henry Spalding .... Lubbock Ianie Spann .....l Munday Lee Doris Spector .... Borger George Spencer . . . Clarksville Weldon Spinks . . . Childress Gloria Spradley ..,. Seymour Iames Springer ....., Rotan Richard Springstun . . Big Lake Billie Spurlock . Richland Springs l Oleta Stewart . . . . Lubbock Billy Ruth Stiles . . . Lubbock Earl Stinson . . . . . Olton Malcolm Stokes . . . Littlefield Samuel Storrs . . . . Lubbock Edward Story . . . Wichita Falls Patsy Stout . . . Cedric Stovall . Peggy Stovall . H. L. Stracener Richard Strain . . Kenneth Street . Spencer Street . B. Elliot Strother Iohn Stuart . . . . . Mt. Pleasant . . . . Dickens . . San Antonio . . Seymour . . Kermit . . . . Kermit Weatherford . . . Graham . Artesia, N. M. W. E. Stafford ..,. Plainview Robert Staley . . . Fort Smith Doris Stanley . . . Lubbock Betty Stark . . . . Levelland O. R. Stark . . . . Quitaque Ierry Starkey . . . . Seymour Robert Station . . . . Midland Iames Steele . . . . Whiteface Luther Steger . . . . . Dumas Richard Stephen . . . Panhandle Russell Stephens . . . Halls A. G. Stepp . . . . . Pampa Curtis Sterling ..... Snyder Iames Stewart . . . Wichita Falls Iames Stewart ..,.. Lubbock Pour this into this, and you get-gin tiki Page 230 D. C. Stubbleiield . Colorado Ciiy Billy Suggs ..... Big Spring Betty Sullivan ..... Lubbock Ieannette Sullivan . , . Lubbock C. L. Swain . W. C. Swart . . Lowell Sweeten Ianet Swindler . . . Billy Tarrant . . . Albien Taylor Chauncey Taylor L. B. Taylor . . Milton Taylor . . . . . Childress Christoval .....Ozona . . Lubbock . . . Vernon Carlsbad, N. M. . . Gunter . Childress . . Lubbock Clarence Teague .... Lubbock Marshall Thixton .... Mexia Hlavaty clutches the turkey . . . And it all cost only l5c Page 277 Betty Thomas . . . Corine Thomas . . Curtis Thomas . . Lawrence Thomas Luke Thompson Martha Thompson . Pete Thompson . . Sidney Thompson Stanley Thorpe . I. D. Threadgill . Graham . McAllen . . . Flory . . . Olney . . Eldorado Lubbock Abernathy . Quanah . Petersburg San Antonio I. G. Threadgill . . San Antonio Ierry Thrush ...... Lubbock Pat Thurman ..... Lubbock Charles Dale Thut .... Pampa Bill Tibbets ...... Lubbock B. I. Tilger .... . . Meadow lean Timberlake . Corpus Christi Thurman Timmons . . . Lubbock Paul Tingle ...... Lubbock Raburn Don Tipps . . Shamrock Iohn Tomkinson ...,. Waco Mary Elizabeth Traverse . Waco Virginia Trentield . . . Lubbock Philip Trew ...,, Wellington George Tubb. . . , Levellancl Robert Tubb . . Sulphur Springs MOTHERS Tl-mx THWK Betty Loys Tubbs Lamoine Tune . . Mildred Tumbow Calvin Tumer . Do they? . . . And a b . . . Lubbock . . Lubbock . . . Ropesville . . . . , Seguin 'Ile in the back . . . us ludy, during judging lkey Dale Turner .... Merkel lack Turner ..... Sweetwater Woodrow Turner .... Lubbock Bob Urban ....... Perryton Charles Valliant . . . Lubbock Qu Colleen Valliant .... Lubbock Ray Van Eaton . . Roswell, N. M. William Vardeman . . Levelland Betty Vaught . . . . Lubbock Paul Vaught . . . Lubbock I. C. Verner ...... Kirkland Dorothy Vrooman . . . Amarillo Iohn Waddell . . . . Lubbock Hilmar Wagner . . . Rowena Ted Waldrip . . Lubbock Page 232 Warren Waldrip Iack Walker Iohn Walker Lynn Walker Nancy Walker Thelma Maye Walker I. C. Wall Tommie lean Wall Bernadme Walls Lloyd Walrath Geraldine Walthall Walter Walthall Alice Walther Mary Walvoord Lee Ward Female Aggies, with Dean Tahoka Dallas Dumas Lubbock Lamesa Ros oe Snyder Waco Larnesa Gainesville Anton Anton Dallas Amarillo Know City Chap iloat Matador bug lmalces you Want to shoot the bull! ,,...4i. Page 233 P 355. G. W. Warden . . Kenneth Ware . . Cecil Warren . . Iames Washburn George Waters Sam Watson . . Dorothy Watts . . Thomas Watts . Luan Wear . . Ben Weatherall Iane Weaver ,.... Delwin Webb . . . A. D. Weier . . Irvin Welch . . Louis Welch . . . Wink . . Kerrville . . Lubbock . . Mt. Sylvan . Corpus Christi . . Borger . . Cleburne . . Abilene . . Big Spring . . . . .Dallas Seagraves Hobbs, N. M. . . Monahans . . Wellington , . . Friona lack White . . Ioseph White . . Kenneth White Robert White Robert White Iosibel Whitley . I. A. Wiebelt . . Laurie Wilde . Genelle Wiley . . . Fort Worth . Ropesville Stigler, Nebr. . Brownfield . . Lubbock . . lraan San Angelo . . Moenster . . Lubbock George Wilkinson Corpus Christi Mamie Lou Welsh . . . Lubbock Bob Wells . . . . . Henrietta Iames Wells . . . . . Tahoka Iim Wells ....... Cleburne Charles E. Wendt . . . Lubbock Iames West ...... Stamford Louis Wester . . Sulphur Springs Roland Westerman . . . Lorenzo Ioe Wheatley . . . Pittsburg, Cal. Carol Io Wheeler . . Fort Worth Sylvia Whitacre .... Lubbock Betty Io White . . . . Crane Eugene White . . . . Amarillo Gene Ray White . . . Lubbock i Herbert White . . . . . Borgem New sidewalks on Circle . . . Got it . . . T. I. interviews visiting celebrity Iaunice Wilkinson Allyne Williams Bobby Williams David Williams Ierry Williams Whiteface . Amherst . . Sanford Mt. View, Ark. . . . Amarillo Page 234 Toy Williams. . . . Shamrock I. P. Williams .... Denver City Margie Williams .... Abilene Richard Willbanks . . . Lubbock Bill Wilson . . . . . Slaton Ierry Wilson ..... Springlake y Lynn Wilson ..... Levelland Lois Wimberly .... Fort 'Worth i Iames Windham .... Lubbock n Mary Virginia Winn .... lraan tree wnmiford ..... Abilene Glenna Fae Winston . Brownfield y Cecil Wise. . . Highlands, N. M. l Kathryn Witty ..... Hamilton Frank Wolf ..... Shamrock Rear oi Ad building . . . And tower . . . Hinchey leads the cheers fi Page 235 Dick Wolff ..... San Antonio Dorothy Womack . Colorado City Annie Io Wood Boyce Woods . Marrion Woods Bob Word . . Betty Worral . . . Billie Wright . . . . . . Lubbock . . Olney . . . Lubbock . . Ashtola . . . Lubbock . . Midland Dorothy Sue Wright . . Coleman Ierry Wright . Loy Wylie .... Horace Yarbrough Nita Yardley . Barbara Yates . Frank Yates . . . . . Lubbock Petersburg . . Saline .. ...Dublin . . Lubbock . . Pampa Iohnnie Yates . ,sa- ' Liz Yeary . . Iulian Yett , . Emma Young Gerald Young .... . Hamlin Milton Zetzman . . . Roscoe Austin Yeats . . . Carol font stand water , , . Indy gets pinned. . . Art Class . . . Mary King looks into the future 4 , . Kids rn Ciziizt development house . . . Assorted scenes from games Hamilton Fort Worth . . Sloton . . Lorenzo Belen, N. M if tt Vi I Y 4 N-to Y.. Page 236 FRESHMAN CLASS IANE LOFLIN Freshman Class Favorite Pg 238 FRESI-IMAN CLASS OFFICERS ICHN TOM BAKER SUE EVANS MILLER BILL WHITE President Secretary Vice-President Kicuu mir I Patsy Akers . . . . . Anson Dorothy Alam . . . . Lamesa Charles Albright . . . McCarney Bob Alderson . . . . . Plano Carrol Alexander. . . . Anton Marjorie Alford .... Lubbock Dean Allam . Little River, Kansas Athalene Allen .... Lubbock lim Allen . . . . Plainview Orlin Allen . . . . Parnpa lack Alliord . . . . . Shallowater Wynelle Alspauqh .... Slaton B. L. Anderson . . . . Balls Darold Anderson . . . Childress Harold Anderson .... Parripa Ellawyn Abbott .... Houston Mary Beth Abbott .... Winters Billie Abel ...... Seaaraves Wayne Abel ..... Seaaraves Peggy Abernathy .... Slaton Alice Adams ...... Odessa Atha Lynne Adams . . Lubbock Bill Adams .... . Andrews Bill Adams . . . Galveston lane Adams . . Hamlin Louis Adams ..... Lubbock Rose Marie Adams . San Antonio Shirley Adams .... Lubbock Glynna Addington . . Petersburg Bill Agnew ...... Lubbock A toast , . . DFD float . . . And Thanlcsqiving ' dance. Page 24D B 3 it Laverne Anderson . Swearinqen Sam Anderson .... Big Spring William Anderson . Cross Plains Iohn Andrews ..... Amarillo Roy Anglin . . . . Tahoka Billy Frank Anthony Breckenridge Bill Armstrong ...... Pecos Dick Armstrong ..... Hamlin N Keith Arnold ..... Qklaunion i Mary Louise Arnold . . . Sudan Flaude Ash .... . . Bronte Sue Ashley ...... Laniesa Garrison Atwood . . . Silsbee Eff 13 fl c ff Slit. gigs. E if 11 Y lg? A E Q 5 I 1 f 5 L j 4 ' is v fr 11 f Q6 i Pat Ausmus . . . . . Lubbock G. O. Bailey ...... Midland r from H-SU . . . More Cams at rush party Stassen. '1 QQ' Page 241 lm Tommie Bailey . . . Electra Dan Lee Baker . . . . Houston W. D. Baker . . . . McGreqor Laurence Balch . . . Lubbock Newell Baldwin Iohn Ball .... Patsy Ballew . . Billy loe Barbee . . Harold Barber . . Winston Barclay . Avalon Barkhurst . . Beverly Barkley . . Lee Bamard . . . Clem Barnes . . . . . Lubbock Quanah Eldorado Littlefield . Midland . . . Spur Lamesa Hereford . . Crane . Midland Yvonne Barnette .... Lubbock Ianette Beck Viola Beckman . Dearal Beddo . . Lea Mae Bednorz Charles Beedy . . . Andrew Behrends . Vera Hereford . . Roby White Deer South Plain Dimrrritt George Belcheif Greenville, N. M. Maxcine Belew ..... Winters Doris Bell ........ Twitty Iacky Ann Bembry . . Crosbytori Milton Bennett . . Ronald Bennett . Billie Benton . . Richard Berry . Robert Berry . . . Anson Lubbock . . Balls . Midland Grove, Okla. Billy Barrett ...... Mesquite Dorothy Barron .... Midland George Barron . . . Larrresa Norris Barron . . . . Lamesa Richard Barron . . . . Larnesa Peggy Bartlett . . . . Lubbock Clarence Barton . . . Lubbock Roy Bassett . . . . . Amarillo Anita Ioy Bates .... Paducah Bill Bates . . . . Ropesville S. S. Bates . . . . . Lubbock Ieanne Battey . . . . Floydada B211 Beal ........ Lubbock C. L. Beard ...... Memphis LaVaughn Bearden. . . Lubbock Pre-law trial . . . Square Dance Club . . . Pre- Med initiation. Page 242 Iohn Best . . H. C. Bettis . . . Iames Bickel . . LaVoe Bigham . William Bigham N. A. Billingsley . Holly Bird . . Helen Bishop . . L. R. Bishop . . Tommy Bishop Billy Black .... Stanley Black . . Plains . Roby Muleshoe Levellancl . . . Levelland Snyder Odessa . . Winters . Winters George West Mullins Lubbock k I ,f gf Q f. .. . g .41 Q 3 M r Ml 4,1 52 xi 2 is .. , 35 52? 1 '- feiftf '4' 35 R z it David Blackbird . A Neysa Blagg . Iohn Blain . . . Dallas . . Dallas Beaumont F . LH Abner pcrfy . . . Sleeping in class . . . foe agai v fi Ray Lynn Blessing . . . Amherst Iean Blevins ...... Lubbock Mary L. Blount . Okla. City, Okla. Rita Glenn Blume . . . Amherst oaii C l V f, i Iffi i liilfzi fi ,.i' ' 17 L , lx' Q. -A x .gg i AQ 4 . Page 243 1 i fi :ees 4 1 X 3-4'-5 ' W K -ff, if , . . V Ji' Q5, f .MQW , . 4 Q ,g -sm fwzsz 'Q its- Graham Bogel Bob Bolling . . Betty Bonner . . David Bonner . Horace Boone Eugene Boren Katheryn Boren . Floyd Boston . Sue Boulter . lack Boverie . Harry Bowen . . Alpine Monahans . Abilene . . . Crane . . Abilene Corpus Christi . Mercury . . . Tulia . . Lubbock . Wellington . . . Vernon Iames Branch . . Charles Brandon Edgar Brasch . . Gene Brashear Eugene Brieger Clell Breining . . Neal Brigham . . Henry Briscoe . Harold Britton Dell Brown . Fred Brown . Gene Brown . . H. C. Brown . Helen Brown . lack Brown . Iohn Bowen . . . Iosephine Bowers Evonne Bowles Myra Bownds . Ward Box . . Gwendolyn Boyd Hal Boyd . . . Peggy Lois Boyd . . Thomas Boyd Ioy Boykin . Dorothy Bozenhard . . Milton Bradberry Ioanne Bradford . Lubbock . . . . Plains . . Lubbock . . . . Halls Carrizo Springs Skellytown . . Lamesa . . Lubbock . . Lamesa . . Fort Worth Fort Worth . Knox City . . . Pecos David Bradshaw. . . Aspermont Marvin Brakebill ..... Halls West Texas game . . . Design lab . . . Another photographer. Levelland . Larnesa . Levelland . .... Spur . . . Taylor . . Letors , Starntorcl . . Devine . . . Earth . . Lubbock Levellancl Fort Worth . Plainview . Bomarton . . Meadow 51 tel ,MW Page 244 Kenneth Brown ..... Odessa Margaret Brown .... Hartley Margaret Helen Brown . Hartley O. D. Brown .... . . Anton Patricia Brown . . . Tulia Thomas Brown .... Rochester Wayne Brown .... Brownfield Audie Browning .... Odessa A. I. Broyles ...... Lamesa Ruth Faye Brunson . . . Claude Don Bryant . . . . Muleshoe Grady Bryant . . . Hartley Harry Bryant . . . . Lubbock Thurman Bryant ..... Sudan Leonard Bryans . . . Garden City Leaving Chem building . . . HE party . . . Cragefs Band. Page 245 if il 5? If 43 ,vv 1 - Ioe Buck . . . Roy Buckner . . Charles Bucks . . . Raymond Bute . Bill Bumpass G. W. Burgess . . Kenneth Burke . Paul Burke . . . Sue Burkhalter . . . . Lubbock Burton Burks . . Mary Kathryn Burks Sundown . . Lubbock . Lubbock . . . Lubbock . . Quanah Lubbock Sundown . Sundown . . Lubbock Lubbock Elma Burleson . . . Sballowater Arthur Burnett ..... Lubbock Allan Burns . . . Arequipa, Peru Laura Burns ..... Saint Ioe 5 B ' 8 , K? Gayle Carpenter . . Betty Ann Carr . . Thad Carroll . . Ward Carroll .... Elizabeth Carter Forrest Carter . Iohn Carter . . . Kenneth Carter . . . Ray Carter . . . Ioseph Carvana Betty Carver . . Wayne Carver . . lean Cassidy . . Robert Lee Castle Lubbock . . McNary Panhandle Panhandle . . Lubbock . Roby Goldsmith . Tahoka . . Wink . l-lurlwood Bonham Shamrock Muleshoe . . . Troup Elizabeth Castleman . . . Waco L W. R. Butcher . . . . Lubbock Coleen Butler . . . Lubbock Iames Butler . . . . Ololen Ralph Button . . . . Austin Iimmy Byers . . . Perryton Charles Cable . . Corpus Christi Betty Caldwell ..... Claude Bud Cammack ..... Lubbock Tommie Ann Campbell Wellington Bill Cannon ...... Stamford Ioe Cannon ...... Sheffield Donna Carey . Los Alamos, N. M. Bob Carmichael . . . . Pampa Iames Carmichael . . . Lubbock Frances Carpenter . . . Lubbock Dancing class . . . Weaving machine . . . Silly Ol' Martha, Page 245 Tommy Cate ..... Lubbock Marion Cavendor . Boswell, N. M. Ouida Cavett ...... Qlton Ioan Cervenka ..... Bowena Phyllis Chambers . . . Lubbock L. G. Chambliss . . . Brownfield Virginia Chambliss . . Brownfield Billy Chance ..... Lubbock Donald Chapman . . Abernathy Elizabeth Chapman . . Lubbock Glenn Chapman . . . Dalhart Billy Chesnut . . . . . Dalhari Garland Chesshir . . . Quanah Gene Chelty . . . . . Lubbock Harrell Chiles . . . Denver City Rider helps out . . . Watson hides . . . In class. Page 247 Paul Christian . . lack Christie . . Lee Clark . . . Neta Clark . . Wanda Clark Mildred Clay . . . Walter Clayton . Homer Clemonts Thos. Cleveland William Click Iames Cline . . . Iames Cobb . . 'Nr Bel Levelland Monahans Summerfield . . . Welch . . Lubbock . Hedley . Lubbock . . . Crane q. Congo, Afr. . . . Lubbock . Lubbock . Plainview Elizabeth Cocanougher . Hereford Ollie Iean Coffee . . . Lubbock Ellen Coffman . . . . Kaufman x Aflggig W ,Q ,i Q, ' 9 I e f J 1 B '1 V1,' Iames Cooke . . . Iohn Coombes . . Billy Roy Cooper Wilbur Corley . David Correll Wallace Corse . . Hal Courtney . . Bobby lack Covey Ioe Cowan . . . Lynn Cowan . Billy Cox . Billy Cox . . Clyde Cox . Dean Cox . Ralph Cox . Helen Coffman . . Charles Coggin . Ioyce Coker . . . Billy Collier . . Irma Dell Collins Trent Collins . . . Warren Colthorp . . Quinton Colwell . Frances Combs . Allie Mae Comer Camille Conely . . Io Ann Conerly . . Ioan Conley . . Bid Conqer . . Edgar Conrad. . . 77' 'Yr Kaufman . Seminole l . . . Earth Goldthwatte . . . Dodson . Goodlet . . Olden . Petersburg . . Lubbock . . Levelland . Lubbock San Angelo . . Quanah . . Energy . . . Claude lackson up a pole . . . Doubled and redoubled . . . Dclta Sig installation. Vuuamm Pumice. I McLean Hereford . . Crowell . Lancaster . . . Pecos Mobeette . Matador . . . Loco . . . Tulla . Tulla McKinney . . Plains . . . Tulla . . Midland . . Matador Page 248 William Cox .... Denver City I. C. Crabb . . . . . . Dumas Don Crabtree . . . Fresno, Calif, Bob Craig .... Robert Lee Craig . Noah Cromer , . . Ruth Crosby . . . Donald Cross . . . Yvonne Cross . . . Don Laura Crowder Ina Crowell . . . . Phillip Crumpler . , . Ray Van Culp . Harold Culver . . . . . . Siinneii Brownfield Tahoka Lubbock . . Plains . Paducah . Lubbock Canyon Lubbock . Larnesa . . Slaton Elma Lynn Cummings . Amarillo Telling the latest . . . Wilmoth kisses beauties. 1.1.4. ,Q-, WF.. L! .,M 'w'!X H f I ' W ' Xi sz A AF' L. . 3 I y DE ,Q , H' A 'gr'-z'f', . 4 1 4, , 4 at A , , .gm i QQ Page 249 'Ra Cnr Le C' ...:: ,'.,,,g:j-y.'1-Q. ' ' fs , , z Q .1 I 'J -Q, R 1. A 'L .. Si ,QW I 3,42 f 1 4 vb H. W? 1, if 2 Q we Douglas Cunningham . . Kerens Iohn Cunningham . Corpus Christi Iirnmy Cusenbary .... Sonora Riley Dagley . . . . . Olney Ioy Elaine Daniel .... Friona Louis Daniel . . . . Garland Max Daniell . . . . Lubbock Doris Darby .... Gould, Ckla. Tom Darby ....... Pampa Charles Darling . . . Pampa C. A. Daugherty . . . Fluvanna Chris Daugherty .... Garland Howard Davenport ..... Hari Charles Davidson . Clovis, N. lvl. Don Davidson ..... Lubbock M. S. DeGaish . . Bill Delernett . . Bill Dennis . . . Marilyn Dennis .... Iohn Dennison Lena Floy Denson . Mable Denton . . . Sweetwater . . . . Dallas Iacksboro Whiteface . . Odessa . . Littlefield . Merkel Wayne DeVaney . . . Coahoma Ray Diamond ....... Katy Sara Lee Dillingham . McCamey Albert Drachenberq Bill Draper . . . Ray Drennan . Iacque Donnell Lawrence Dorn Lubbock Lubbock . . Welch . Eliasville . . Lubbock f wx Hugh Davidson . . L. R. Davidson . . Alvin Davis . . Bill Davis . . . Iames Davis . Melba Iean Davis Bill Dawson . . . Robert Dawson Weldon Dawson Dan Day . . Don Day . . . Edward Dear . . R. I. Deaver . . . Twila Frances Deck Pear Valley H. L. DeFord . Dallas Band dance . . . Decorai ons Back to the old grmd . I ,,,. , 5 3' f' ,Ng r Melvin Dow . . . . Wink Norman Downs . . . . Anton Wilson Downs . . . . Wilson Clara Dowty . . . . Dimmiti David Dowty . . . Dimmitt Bruce DuBose .... Brownfield Robert Duff ....... Dallas Emma Ruth Dugger . . . Lamesa Robert Duke .... Spring Lake Rachel Dunaway . . . Amarillo Allan Dunbar . . . Rock Springs Angela Duncan ..... Parnpa Fern Duncan . . . . Lubbock Iane Duncan .... Fort Worth Malcolm Duncan ..... Waco We've seen this before . . . TWVA Smoker . . . Winner of the slide-rule. 9 A 4, t a s W I. Q 1 ',, ' 1 W fdef: 4 ffi 7L5i ' 4f , figzlli 'rf ,ff ' Page 251 George Dunn . . . Mobeetie G. M. Durham . . . Lubbock Kenneth Duty . . . Abernathy Bob Dwight . . . . Lubbock Iohn Dwyer . . . . McLain Norman Dyer . . . Odessa Iimmy Easley . . . Hereford Rex Easter .... . . Anton Howard Eckols .... Gonzales Don Edgar . . . . . Whiteface Robert Edison . . . La Luz, N. M. Clyde Edwards .... Lubbock Gene Edwards ..... Lubbock George Edwards .... Lamesa Lloydine Edwards . . . l-lurlwood Betty Lou Ferguson Shirley Fields . Ray Filgo . . . Betty Fillingem Maurice Finley Billie Finney . . . Loyce Iean Fisher lack Fitzgerald . . Hamlin . Abilene . Lancaster . . Tahoka . . . Lubbock Brownfield . . Dallas . Brownfield Margaret Flanagan . . . Stanton Grady Elder . . .... Slaton Doris Elkins ....... Tulla Edward Elliott . . Buchanan Dam Tommy Elliott ..... Stamford I. R. Enloe . . . . Amherst Truett Enloe . . . Vernon Martha Enochs . . . Lubbock Iames Ensor . . . Tahoka less Epps .... . . Dallas Genette Evans . . . Olney Robert Evans ..... Mobeetie Billy Ioe Falls . . . , Snyder Margaret Fariss . . . Lubbock Ieanne Farris ...... Dalhart Kenneth Feldman . . Fort Worth Geologists confer . . , DFD tea . . . Lem leads TWVA songs. Pat Flanigan . B. I. Fleming . . . Mary Ioyce Flinn Vema Flowers . Donna Foerster Earl Foerster . . . Midland . Leuders Abernathy . . Lubbock . . . Dallas . . Lubbock Page 252 Dorman Followwill . . Eugene Folsom . Margaret Ford . . Mack Forrester . . Dorothea Forsyth . Betty lane Fortenberry Ben Fortner ..... Carroll Fowler . . Douglas Fowler . Ieanne Fox . . . Bill Francis ..... Lillian Franklin . . . Wilda Ruth Franklin Doris Freeman . . Kelly Fregia . . . Munday . Pampa . Morton . Lubbock . . Quanab Lubbock Sherman Lakeview . . Anton . . Meadow Lubbock O'Donnell O'Donnell Grand Falls . . Lubbock Dean Longford pours. rw? N -,Q rf .,.,-r , M, 5 Y I jd ff if me w. si' .4 AXE. 2 2 rr, E H 'f ll Wk B z V ,., . -we r X 4,5 at A ' 3 4 I of if :.. Mm s2?s?f 4 Harry Fry . . D. A. Fudge . Pat Fulton .... Barbara Fulwiler 5-w-1 . . Lubbock . . Abilene . . . Lubbock . . . . Abilene Leonard Fuson ,Aft of no Foy Futrell .... Eleanor Gainer . . . . Dalhart . Lamesa . . . Lubbock -.,-up f 1 , T 'M' V' W? 9 'El 9 rrr ' Page 253 lf' X I Ray Gammon . . . Grand Prairie Betty Kathryn Garner . Littlefield Gene Gamer . lean Garnett . . . Bill Garrett . . . Dolores Garrett . . . . . Eastland . Brownfield . Fort Stockton . . . Lubbock Warren Garrett . . . . . Balls Iohn Gatling . . . McAllen Rondoll Gober . Pardon-Simmom tv M 'fig-as Clif h RW l 3 7,l'?A4ph-rs .....Wink Bobbie Godwin . . Roswell, N. M. Bonner Geddie ..... Dallas Bruce Gentry ..... Lubbock Velma Iean Gentry . Shallowater A. I. Gerick ...... Weinert Carol Gholston .... Christoval E. Y. Gibbs . . . . Lubbock Murvin Gibbs . . . . lraan Ierry Gibner . . . Spearman Alice Gibson . . . Lubbock Dean Gibson. . . . Ropesville L. C. Giesecke . . . . Matador Billy Gill . . . . . Big Sprinq Cecil Gill ........ Miami Pat Gilmore .... Santa Anna Dwina Glassmoyer . . Floydadc Who did it? . . . Wrangler dance . . . Punkin: ain't good. Ioann Golding . . . . . Lubbock Chester Golightly . . . McLean E Cecil Gooch Wanda Goode . Emery Goodin Felix Gonzales I. W. Graham George Ann C G Gray George Gray . . . . . . Dozier . . . Barstow . . . . Claude . . . . . Lubbock . . . . . . Electra Graner . . Henrietta . . Wellington . . . . . Houston Donald Graves .... Lubbock G Billye Louise reen. . Ropesville h Ioan Green . . . Roaring Springs Page 254 Vlaxwell Green . Paul Green . . Mariorie Greene Bob Greer . . lean Greer . . . . . Paducah Knox City . . Lamesa . Brownwood . . . Halls Donald Gressett . Alton Griffin . . Iack Grigsby .... Westbrook . . . . Crowell . . McLean Nelrose Griswold . . . Lubbock Edwin Groves . . . Garland Ella Fay Groves . . . Lubbock Wayne Guynn . . . Electra Keith Haberer ..... Lubbock H Robert Hacker ...... Dallas Glenna Hackney .... Lubbock And this is foe Blow. I .. Tommie Hackney . . . Lubbock Kelly Hagood . . . . Floydada Larry Hagood . . . . Taboka Dora Lee Haile . . . . Dumas Bill Hale .... . . Floydada Q g Q 53 Page 255 'Q 1 lift nfl Gilley Hale .... Colorado City Billy Hall ....... Dorothy Lou Hall Freddie Ioe Hall Iames Hall . Iames Hall . . . Raymond Hall . . Barrett Halliord Bob Hamilton . Gene Hamilton McLean . Garland . . Sudan . . Lubbock Amarillo Lubbock Fort Worth . Lubbock San Antonio Mary Harral . . . Charles Harris . Dorothy Harris . Ivan Harris . . Myron Harris Bobby Harrison . Dorothy Harrison . . Gwen Harrison Iames Harrison S. D. Harrison Eddie Hart . . . Nadine Hart .... Mary Hartgraves . . Sweetwater Delmar Hartley ..... Wilson Iames Hartzog .... Rio Hondo . . . Bremond . . . . Brownfield . . . . Sanderson but lg., Milli' ' if lll . . Slaton . Brownfield . . Harrold . Eastland . . Midland . . Levelland . . Paducah . Eastland . . . Slaton Glyn Hamilton . . Colorado City Harry Hamilton . . . Chillicothe lack Hamilton . Lovinaton, N. M. Iimmie Hammond . Colorado City Don Hampton .... Sweetwater Dorr Hampton . . . Sweetwater Nora Hanson ...... Dallas Dorothy Harbaugh . . . Lubbock Wade Hardesty . . . Crosbyton Betty Hardin . . . Lubbock Dick Hardin ...... Lubbock Neva Ioyce Hardin . . . Vera Iames Hargrove . . . . Rotan Elbert Harp . . . . Abernathy David Harpole . . . Lubbock Watcli the birdie , . . APO Banquet . . . I-Im? Page 255 DeWitt Harvey . Robert Harvey Ioe Hastings . . Iohn Hastings Tim Hatch . . . Lubbock Muleshoe . Dirnmiit . . Dumas . Wellington lohn Hatchett . . Sulphur Springs l Tommy Hatfield .... Lubbock Mai Belle Hawthome . . . Toyah Howard Hayes .... Plainview l Stanley Hayhurst ..,. Forsan Fay Haynes . . . . Lubbock llerry Hays ...... Memphis Barbara Hazlewood . . Lubbock i Billy Hazlewood . . . . Llano Warren Henegar .... Lubbock Geronimo and other geologists . . . Screen print- ing , . . How many can we get in twice? 'FP Q W L L il ' L3 1 2 5? '9 1 EM 'M Ig 5 USS.: N A , A 'f fi sa x N Nw -5 'M if 5 i Florene Hendricks . . Betty Hendrix . . . Ioline Hendrix . . Rolio Henry . . Ruth Hensley . . Roscoe Levelland . Lubbock . Lubbock . Lubbock Page 257 69' 3 G74 . f -nw . L -, -2 -erm.. V rim 'gg' -,, . g1if,, 1' , fin -QM' ' ..,, lg, vi' , ,qc , f' 1 , 'Y i f E Q A .liffff Teresa lane Henson . . Helen Hester . . . Iohn Hettler ..... Billie Ruth Hewlett Robert Hicks . . William Hicks . . . A. L. Higdon . . Edward Higgins . Ianet Hightower . Darmond Hill . Lubbock . El Paso . Lubbock . Ropesville . Fort Worth Lubbock . . Crane . Lubbock Garden City . Big Spring .ff Wayne Houser .... Crosbyton Ian Howard . . . Ernest Hoyler . . . David Huckaby . . Iohn Hudgens . Fern Huestis . . Louie Huffman . . I. W. Hughes ..... Burrell Hull . . . Lora Mae Humble Charles Hunt . . . Dorothy Hurst . Leon Hurst . . Merwyn Igo . . . Laurell Inderrnan Lubbock . Pampa . Coleman . . Seagoville . Cisco Holliday . . Borger Big Sprinq Sterling City . Waco . Wink Lubbock . Lubbock . . Teague Richard Hill .......Dallas Wanda Raye Hill .... Sunray Robert Hillier . . . . Odessa Samuel Hines . . . Farwell Robert Hix . . . . Sherman lack Hoag . .....Olcl Glory Darwin Hobbs .... Ropesville Kenneth Hobbs . . . . Pampa Ulyso Hobgood . . . Lubbock Travis Holland . . . Levelland Doris Hollis Sue Holmes I. W. Hood . . . . Poolville . . . . Garland . . . . . Estelline Weldon Hooker . . . Lubbock Hulen Horton ..... Quitman Home Ec students printing . . . Rodeoers agair Casa Linda party. 1 If 'ff' Page 258 Patsy Inglis . . . . Anton Donny Iackson . . . . Brady Leon Iackson . . . Levelland Sibly Iackson . . . . . . Rule Chester Iacoby . . . . Eden Ioe Iames .... Roswell, N. M. Clifford Ieilreys . . . Lubbock Billy Ioe Ienkins .... Lorenzo Nelda lobe . . . . Wilson Iames Iohns . . . Lubbock Ioe Iohnson ...... Bonham Margaret Iohnson . . Ropesville I. B. Ioiner . . . . . Lubbock Alvis Iones . . . Bonham Annabel Iones .... Sundown Time out for a Cup . there . Skinner says, Put it kid. Page 259 Billy Iones . . Bobby Iones . . Carroll Iones . . Dan Iones . . Herbert Iones . . Iames Paul Iones . . Iames Paul Iones . Io Dean Iones . . . Ioy Iones .... Mary Helen Iones Virginia Iones . . . C. I. Iordan . . . Mary Lynn Iordan Thelma Dee Keck Memphis . El Paso . 0'Donnell . . Hamlin . . Stanton Shamrock . . Slaion . Tahoka . . Lubbock . . . Thornton Lubbock Pat Iones .... . . . . . Waco . . Texon . . . lunction . . Levelland Paul Kessinger .... Corsicana Frankie Nell Kee .... Bevard Keele . . . . Ouida Keeter . . Earlene Keeton . Mayrene Keeton . . Lubbock Lubbock . . Elbert . Lubbock . Lubbock Katherine Keith . . . Whitetace Pat Keith ....... Lubbock Lemuel Kelso . . . . Lubbock Myriam Kelso . . . Lubbock Betty Kennedy ...... Rotan Bobby Ioe Kennedy . Denver City Clinton Kennedy . . . Faye Kennemer .... Sam Kenshalo .... Howard Kenyon . . Same pictures as before, . Morton Chillicothe . . Amarillo We know Chareen Ketchersid . . Matador Nelda Key ...... Lubbock Terry Kidder ...... El Paso Maurice Kinqsbery . Santa Anna O. I. Ki.ng ........ lraan Paul King . . Dodqe City, Kansas Oren Kirk ....... Littlefield Blanche Kligman . Ioe Knight . . . Tommy Knight . . . LeRoy Krause .... Levena Io Kruse . . Wayne Kuykendall W. E. Kuykendall Lubbock Childress Kermit Damon . Kermit Lubbock . . Dallas Page 260 . . lraari Mary Ann Kveton . . Abernathy y Edwin Labai . . . . Grainger Warren Lacy . . . Fort Worth Ralph Lacy . . . Goldsmith Iim Lamb . . . Amarillo Charles Lambert . . . Seminole Dana Lou Lane ..... Vernon Leslie Langston . . . Denver City Ralph Langston. . . Denver City Iames Lauw . . . . Roscoe Mariory Lawrence .... Pampa Eddie Leary . . David Leaverton Ioan Leavitt . A. G. Lee . . Tomas and A. I. Page 261 . . . Northfield . . . . Lubbock . . Corpus Christi . . Sweetwater get the lates! dope. K. Bert Lee . . . Glenna Lee . . Ioann Lee . . Iohn Lee .... Raymond Lee . Theron Lee .... C Wayne Lee .... I. W. Leitwich . . Dean Leggett . . Alvin Lehman . Wilbur Leon .... Bettie Iean LeStourge Martell LeVeque . Don Lewis . . . H. D. Lewis . . . . Silsbee . . Lubbock . Lubbock . Rochester . . Loraine lovis, N. M. I . Woodson . Midland . . . Deport Corpus Christi . Lubbock . Texarkana . . Muleshoe . . Midlothian . . Dumas Ieannetta Lewis . Ioe Lewis . . . Nina Ruth Lewis Peggy Io Lieb . lack Lightfoot Christine Lindsey Ralph Lindsey . Bobby Line . . Millie Lipscomb Louise Little . Leon Littleton . Ioel Locke . . . Earl Lockhart . Iane Lollin . Ioan London . Betty Io Loveless . . . Coleman Iames Lovell ...... Lubbock Iohn Ann Lowery .... Rankin . Farwell . . Levell-and Silva Loyd .... Mariorie Luck . Kathryn Lundberg . . . Lubbock Bill Lynch ...... Spearman David Lynn . . .... Dallas Floyd Lyon ..... Shallowater Robert Macha . , . . Tahoka Richard MacNaughton . Plainview Rob Mallow ....... Kermit Charlsa Mann . . Colorado City Bobbie Manning ..... Waco Levora Manning . . . Amarillo Lubbock . Lubbock Hale Center . . Gruver . . . Odessa Munday . Lubbock Brownfield . . Albany . . Amarillo Lubbock . Tahoka . Lubbock . . Lubbock Circle, Mont. Rec Hall dancing , . , Registration lines . . . And more lines. Page 262 Richard Manry . Lloyd Marchman Naomi Marcy Cecil Mardis . Lorita Marsell Albert Martin . Carrol Martin . . Clarice Martin . Harley Martin Iames Martin Ierry Martin . . . . Parnpa . Harliriqen . Ropesville . . Muleshoe . . Pampa . luriction . . Albany . . Lubbock .......Post West Columbia Westover I. L. Martin . . Ioanna Massie . Arlen Mason Hugh Mason . . . Lubbock . . Lubbock . . . . Chillicothe . . Sherwood Chow time . . . How long can lines be? Page 263 Hardie Matthews . . Iames Maupin . . Thomas May . Freida Meador . Ioe Means . . Ierry Lynn Medlock Wanda Medlock . Marylene Meester Edwin Mellody Eloise Mench . Gene Messer . . . Gerald Messiner . Anita Meynig . . Iohn Middleton Bobby Millard . . . Lubbock . . Levelland . . Hermleiqh . . . Paducah . . Lubbock . . Lubbock . . . Lubbock . . Plainview . . . Royse City Tucumcari, N. M. . Lockney . . Westbrook . Westbrook . . . Ballinger . . . Hereford Boyd Miller . . Brownfield Elizabeth Miller . . Texon Guida Miller . . . . Amarillo R. B. Miller . . . . Friona Roy Miller . . . . Port Worth Betty Millican . Petersburg Gerald Millican . . Sanco Iohn Mills . . . . Lubbock Thomas Mills . . Seminole Horace Mitchell . . . Winters Iames Mitchell ..... Abilene Iohnnie Mitchell . Mineral Wells Melvin Mitchell . . Mineral Wells Ray Mixon . Opal Modgling . . . Bobby Monk .... Virginia Monkhouse Don Monroe . . Bob Montieth . . Austin Montgomery . Leslie Montgomery . Betty Io Moore . . Bobby Moore . . . . . Mason . Lueders . Lubbock Weatherford . . . Denton Wichita Falls Darrouzett . Lubbock . McCarney . . . Goree Doris Nell Moore . . . Lubbock Pauline Millspaugh . . Eldorado Newton Milton .... Panhandle Dorothy Nell Minter . White Deer Eddye Ieanne Mitchell . . Pampa Harold Mitchell ..... Pampa Helen Mitchell .... Iowa Park jackson and Wife . . . Newman Club , . . More beards, beauties. Mi Aw Page 264 v Haden Moore . . Iay Moore . . L. G. Moore . . Lucille Moore . Nelda Moore . Richard Moore . . R. T. Moore . . Thurman Moore Welton Moore Ranney Moran . . Spur . Abilene Brownfield Moses, N. M. . . . . Lolin McCarney McCamey . . . Spur . MCCamey . . . Taylor Midland '1 Iohnnie Morelan . Edna Morgan . Thomas Morgan Bob Morris . . Don Morris . Plainview Turnersville . . . Austin . . Lubbock Another tea . . . Looking tor little wiggly things . . . Gotta have muscles tor that. Page 265 Doris Morris . . .... Sudan Melvin Morris ..... Henrietta Norman Morris . Sulphur Springs Paul Morrison ..... Midland Thomas Morriss . Mountain Horn Virgil Morton . . . Hereford Hugh Mosely . . . . . Friona Walter Mrosko . . . . Temple Barbara Mullens . . . . Dallas Roland Mullins . . . . Ackerly Sargent Munn ..... Taholca Sue Murchison ..... Menard Peggy Ann Murdock . Littlefield Iohn Murphrey ..... Kerens Connie Murphy . . . Amarillo he Martha Myers .... Fort Worth Don McA1ister .... Bobbie McCartney . . David McCarty . . Ioe McCaskill . . Gene McCauqhan . . . . Abilene . Lubbock . . . Spur . Lubbock . Dallas Peggy McClatchy . . lack McC1endon . . . Orby McCleskey . . Lubbock . Lubbock . Floydada Robert McC1uskey . South Bend Mildred McCrate .... Parnpa Richie Ann McCrummen . Lubbock Charlotte McDaniel . . . Dumas Lettie Marie McElrnurray . . Trent Robert McFcxrlin . . . Channing Betty May McGaugh . Petersburg Barbara McGee ..... Dallas Glenn McGehee .... Abilene Ierry McGehee . . . Merkel Bill McGhee . . . Plainview Mary Lou McGowan . . Lubbock Bobbie Gene McHugh . . Odessa Nancy Mcllhaney . . . Lubbock Iohn McKaughan .... Tahoka Billie McKee . . . . . Midland ffl Dolphe McConnell. . . K. M. McCormick . . H. W. McCown . . lane McCoy . . . Melvin McCoy . Is it a bird? . . . Your move . and sponso s . Merkel Mesquite . Lubbock . . Lubbock . . Merkel . . Newman Cluk Page 265 Francell McKee . . . Lubbock I. D. McKee . . . . . Lubbock Ierry McKee .... . . Dallas Wallace McKee .... Lubbock Maxine McKenzie . . Abernathy Geneva McLain .... Lubbock Tommy McLaughlin . . . P-ampa Pat McLaurin . . . . . Crane Douglas McLemore . . Shamrock Frank McMullan .... Biq Lake Robert McMullan .... Snyder William McMuJlan . . . Snyder Dixie McMullen .... Lubbock Francis McNeely . . . Sherman E. L. McQueen .... Memphis Lioot learns the game . . . How repulsive can Page 257 they get? R.D.Nabers , . . . lack Nabors . Iimmie Nash Lloyd Naylor James Neal Io Ann Neel . Wanda Neel . Faye Neeley . Wauree Neill Bill .Nelson Wayne Newsom Doyce Newton Lakeview Abernathy . . Dallas . . Sanford . . Leyelland . Pampa Big Spring ......Quail San Angelo . . Lubbock Hereford . . Anton Melba Lois Newton . . Lubbock Louis Nichols . . Roaring Sprinqs C. L. Nicholson . . . White Deer Iames Niver . . . Parnpa Bill Nix .... . . Sudan Donnie Nix . . . . . Hart Iune Ann Nix. . . . Shamrock Robert Noble . . Brownfield Charles Nolan . . Fort Worth Betty Norman ..... Lubbock Charles Norman . . . Borger George Nonnan . . Levelland Val Norman . . . . El Pasc: Mary Ruth Norris . . Waco Robert Norris . . . . . Dallas Iodie Novy .... . . Ennis Dudley Ochsner . . . Rule Algene O'Daniel ..... Tulia LeRoi Ogden . . . Clovis, N. M. Billie Ogletree .... Plainview Donella Olivo . . . Denver City Bill O'Neal ....... Sonora Mary Evelyn O'Neill . . Ballinger George Orm. . . O. B. Orr ,..... Kenneth Osborn Lyman Osborn . B. L. Owen . . . Douglas Owen . . . Elizabeth Pace . . Iames Paden . Fort Worth . Big Lake Waxahachie Parnpa Lubbock . . Olton . Littlefield . . . Dallas Shirley Nunneley .... Borqer Clay Oates ..... Fort Wort W West hallers watch bearded boys kiss beautie . . , There ain't no tomatoes. Lf! 511.35 Page 258 fean Padgett William Page . . . Graham . . . . Eastland Betty Sue Parish. . . . . Balls Del Parker . . . . . Lubbock Peggy Parker . . . Coleman George Parsley. . . Denver City iMearl Parsons . . . Hale Center p Annie Ruth Paschal . Brownfield Marilyn Pate ...... Dallas Gene Patterson . . . Brownfield Roy Patton . . . . . . Memphis Bobbie Lea Payne . . . Paducah Howard Payne .... Fort Worth B Ioe Dean Payne .... Lubbock Kenneth Peeler .... Levelland Fime out between pepper yells . . . Superman Strictly posed. Marion Pendley .... Lubbock Don Penehouse . . . Denver City Arthur Penkert ..... Lubbock Mary Frances Perkins . Kirkland Walter Perkins ..... Lamesa Page 269 Orren Peterman . . . Brownfield Wayne Peveler .... Granbury Robert Pfluger ...... Eden Bill Phillips . . . Mount Pleasant Donald Phillips .... Big Spring Dorothy Phillips ..... Sequin Ruby Phillips .... Seaaraves Wesley Phillips . . . . . Balls Willis Phillips . . . . Stinnett Charles Pickens . . . O'Donnell Arveta Porter . . Martha Porter Bob Poteet . . . Hershel Potts Bill Powell . Iames Powell .... M. I. Powell . . Ted Powell . Nancy Power Dick Preston Mariorie Prewitt Patsy Prewitt . Richard Price Truman Price Iean Priddy Denver City . . Lubbock . . Olton . Parnell . . Lubbock . . El Paso Grand Prairie . . . Dumas . San Angelo . . . Childress . . Balls . . Ralls . . . Borqer . Panhandle . . Biq Wells Velma Peiper. . . . Loraine Eldon Pierce . . . . Lubbock Iudy Pierce . . . . Lubbock Pat Pierson . . . . Parnpa Billie Pigg . . . . Midlanc Charles Pinnell . . . Andrews David Pinson .... Abernathy Dorothy Plath .... Fort Worth Margaret Plunkett .... Roscoe Virginia Plat ..... Fort Wortl lack Polk . . . . Mason Bill Pollock . . . . . Cleburne Iudy Pollard . . . Lubbock Betty Pool . . . . . Lubbock Billie Popnoe . . . . Snyde Waltz? I'd love to . . . Intermission . . . Georgi and Iune . . . The Winnah. Page 270 Darlton Pringle . . Doris Probst . . . Marshall Puckett Bobbie Putteet . Mary Purgason Betty Quinlan . . Ianet Ragland . Iean Ralston . . Arthur Rampy . Harold Rampy Charles Ramsey . . lack Ramsey . . Kent Randel . . i Tommy Randel Patricia Rankin Lubbock lowa Park Greenville . . . Lubbock . Dumas Lubbock . . Lubbock . . Gruver . . . Lubbock . . . Lakeview . . Mart . Abilene . . . Dalhart . Chillicothe . . Lubbock Punchy gives the latest poop . . . What does it eat? . . . Biehn in darkroom. v Page 277 Willie Raphelt . . . Emilene Rapstine . Iohn Rasor . . . Shirley Ratisseau . . . Rock Port Derwood Ratliit. . Iames Ratlitf . . Iean Ratliif . . Robert Rawls . . Billie Gene Ray Wilbur Ray . Paul Read .... Ianice Reagan . . Ervin Recer . . Ben Reed . . lack Reed . Stamford White Deer . . Vernon . Garden City . . Lubbock . Munday Hale Center . Abernathy . Larnesa . . Lubbock . Arnarillo . . Midland , . Holliday . Shallowater Mary Richey . . Robert Richerson Ira Riggs . . . . . . Hermleigh Harold Riley . . . W. H. Riley .... Louis Rinn .... Bobby Robbins . Daryl Roberts . Donald Roberts Billie Roberson Bonnie Robertson . Monroe Robertson Ieanne Robinson lim Robinson . . Lubbock . Phillips . Ropesville Grand Prairie Old Glory . Amarillo . . Morton . Wellington . . . Anton . . . Midland . Graham . . Borqer . . Lubbock Io Rita Robinson . . . Lubbock i N Iack Reeves . . Wink Ioe Reeves . . . , . McLean Tommy Reid . . . . Vernon Wynelle Reid . . . . Levelland Betty Renirow . . . Lubbock Ioe Reppeto ..... Fort Worth William Reuss ...... Borqer Annie Io Reynolds .... Slaton Charles Reynolds . . Monahans Gene Reynolds . . . McAllen Carrie Rhines . . . . Lubbock Don Rhone ...... Coleman Gloria Richards . . . San Antonio Norma Dean Richardson Whiteface Phyliss Richardson . . . Hamlin Floyd and friends . . , Celebs, both of them . . . How many fingers do you stick out? Page 272 -1 ,red Roddy . . Mary Roe . . Walter Rogers lack Rosen L. E. Ross . V an Ross . . Eldon Rosson . I. W. Rosson . . Lubbock . . . Anton . . . Lubbock . . . Lubbock . . . Lubbock . . . Stanton . . . Snyder . . . . Spearman Iames Rounds . . Roswell, N. M. I. D. Roundtree . . Roswell, N. M. 'ames Rowland . . . McCauley Io Obriant Rowland .... Rotan Mary Burlene Rowland San Angelo Mary Lee Royalty . . . Lubbock David Ru.bi.n ...... Lubbock AWS reception . . . Rodeo Association queen Band dance. Page 273 Billy Wayne Rush . Delbert Lee Rush . Ronald Rushing . Aleitha Russell . Glenn Russell . Horton Russell . . Robert Russell . . Earline Ryan . Bob Sampson . Charles Sanders Mildred Sanders . . Thomas Sanders . George Sandoval Floyd Scott . . Ierry Scott . , . Slaion Darrouzett . Lubbock . . . Vera . . Hereford Amarillo ....Post . Paducah . . . Brownfield Hobbs, N. M. Lubbock . . . Lubbock . . . . El Paso . . . Panhandle . Big Spring , xx 0 M xy l ai Frank Shield . . Carol Shilcutt . . Helen Shipp . . lean Shirley . . Don Shoulders . Iuanita Sibley . . lack Sikes .... Durley Simmons . Io Ellen Simmons Helen Simpson Douglas Sims . . . Mariorie Ann Sims Iean Sires . . . Ieanne Slaughter Bob Slemmer . Bob Scoggin .... Henry Schacht . . . Lubbock . . Lockney Graham . Odessa . Lamesa . . Sudan . . Lubbock . Dallas Levelland . Lubbock . Lubbock . . Lubbock Roscoe Lubbock . Lamesa Big Spring . Shamrock Clifton Schrader . Keith Schier . . Clyde Schneider W. T. Seitz .... Mary Settle . . . Charles Shannon . R. L. Shannon . Allen Sharp . . Charles Sharp . lim Shaw .... Lee Shaw .... . Gonzales . . . . Houston . . . Plainview . Pampa . . . Lubbock . . Ropesville . . . . Houston Carrizo Springs . . Tulia . Amarillo . . . Waco William Shelton. . . . Smiley Doyle Shepherd .... Lubbock Leaving for Xmas holidays . . . Coach says we-'ll win . . . Eubanlcs sings. Page 274 ,Q Robert Sloan ....... Alice I. C. Smiley . . . Roaring Springs Bettie Ioyce Smith .... Lamesa C. I. Smith ..... Floydada Colleen Smith . . . Phillips Gerald Smith ....,. Morton Ioan Smith ....... Odessa Iohn Smith . . . Roaring Springs Martha Smith ..... Coleman Maxine Smith . . . . Seymour Paul Smith . . . . Lubbock Rola Smith . . . . Abernathy Grady Sorley . . . . . Olton Gene Spain . . . . . Olton Iohn Spearman . . . . Pampa Rec Hall banquet . , . DuLaney gives prize ai, Cam rush party. he Edward Spencer .... Memphis Kenneth Spradley .... Anton Patsy Sprague . . . . Fort Worth Eddie Springer .... Aspermont Iacquelyn Spurlock Richland Spr. Page 275 Nonna L. Spurlock . Richland Spr. Ioyce Squyres . . Ioe Stacy . . . Nelda Stacy . Mary Staniord Mary Nell Stanford Charlotte Starr . Bill St. Clair . . Horace Steele . John Steele . . Lubbock . Lubbock McCan1ey . . . Waco . Anton Levelland Muleshoe Sweetwater . Levelland Iimmie Strange .... Lubbock Leonard Steger . . Worley Stein . . . Billye Io Stephens Merle Stephens . Don Stephenson Dorothy Stephenson . Io Ann Sterk . . . Howard Sterling . Bill Stevens . . M. E. Stevens . Mary Beth Stewart . Iohn Stewart . . . Thomas Stinson . Dwain Stodghill . Leslie Stone . . . Durnas . . Galveston . . . Lubbock . . . . Roby . . . . Perryton Fort Stockton . . . Houston . . Knapp . Lubbock . . Fort Worth . . Lubbock . . Perico . . Lubbock . . . . Mart . . Lubbock APO banquet , . . Profs . . . Stag line rests. Freeman Strickland. . Petersburg Katharine Stryker . . . Ropesville Nancy Stuart ...... Dallas Ieanine Stubbleiield . Colo. City Wenonah Sudduth . . . Frank Summers . . Clara lean Surnrow Barbara Surman . Harold Sutton . Bob Swain . . . . Matt Sweeney . . Mary Swenson . Betty Swindell . . Billy Sylvester . Eldorado . . Kermit . . Lubbock . . . Dallas . Panhandle Levelland . Midland . . . Spur . Greenville . . . Ropesville Page 276 Bill Tabb .... Texarkana Carol Talburt . . . Littlefield Don Tankersley . Brownfield Roy Tapp . . . . . . Houston Charles Taylor . Lubbock Garland Taylor . . . ldalou lack Taylor . . . Levelland Iuanelle Taylor . . Lubbock Iune Taylor . . .... Post Martha Taylor . . . Lamesa Travis Taylor . . . Lubbock Frank Telles . . . . Fabens Charles Temple Helen Terrell . Port Arthur Denver City Evangeline Theis .... Midland Back from home . . . This won't hurt cz bit. Page 277 1 i tl if . -it L X t L L i,it Q Billy Thetiord .... Ropesville Ieanne Thibodeaux . . Amarillo Marjorie Thiel ..... Lubbock Audrey Thompson .... lraan Brentie Sue Thompson . Lubbock Hayden Thompson . lack Thompson . . Ieanelle Thompson I. W. Thompson . Luther Thompson Martin Thompson . . Billy Thomas . . . Reva Thomas .... Bettye Thomson . Robert Thurman . . Hartley . . . Slaton Plainview . . Cdessa Sarnrnorwood Gdessa ockmorton . Lockney . Lubbock . Levelland Boyce Turnbow . Nathan Turnbow Bob Turner . . Ioe Turner . . Verdell Turner Helene Tutt . . Doyle Tye . . . . Anna Nell Tyler Betty Tyson . Ropesville ....Pampa . . Pampa . McLean . . . . Lubbock . . Rotan . Paducah . . . . Seminole . . . . . Lubbock Lawrence Vandergrili Grand Saline R. L. Van Norman Richard Vardy . Charles Vaughn Hazel Vernon Mary Vestal . Fort Worth . . . . . Slaton . . . . . Olton . . . . Brownfield . . Dimmitt N Shirley Roo 'ribbons . . . Lubbock i Charles Tierce . . . . . Kermit Io Ann Tilley . . . . Alvin Richard Tilton ...... Pecos i Wendell Tooker . . . Abernathw Carol Touchstone . . Chillicothe William Trenfield . . . Lubbock l Gaston Tribble . . . Lubbock Roy Trice .... . Texarkana Virginia Trice .... Sparenberq i Bobby Anne Tubbs. . . Lubbock Bill Tucker . . . . . Sudan Edwin Tucker . . . Seymour l Roy Tucker . . .... Goree i W. D. Tucker .... Weatherford i Howdy! . . . Glad to sec ya . . . My name's Iones. Page 278 Iervis Wacasey . . . Dorothy Wade . . Weldon Wade . . Linton Wadley . . Walter Wagnon . Iune Waite ..... . Lubbock . . . lraan . . Littlefield . . El Paso . . . Olney . Lubbock Max Ray Walden . . Whitharr-al Ann Walker .... Betty Sue Walker Eleanor Walker . Faye Walker . . lohn Wall . . . . . . Abilene . . . Hereford . . . Temple . Roscoe . . Pampa Iames Wallace .... Plainview Ioan Wallace .... Fort Worth Marcine Wallace ' Lubbock! . . . Freeman . . . Lubbock and frien:lsK?l. Page 279 Iean Walls . . Iesse Walters . Betty Ward . . . De Allon Ward . George Ward . Paul Ward . . Billy Warren . . Max Warren . . . Charles Waters Laverne Watkins Gordon Watson . . Iames Watson . . . I. D. Watson . . lean Watts . . Brien Webster . . Pampa . Lubbock . Lubbock . . Dumas . Rosebud Lubbock . Tahoka . Lubbock . . . Crane . Pear Valley Midland Fort Worth . . Kermit . . Bremord . Amarillo Richard West . . . Kathleen Wetsel Valton Wheeler Nanette Whistler Iune Whitcomb Betty White . . Bill White . . I. C. White . . . Nancy White . . . Perry White . Clark Webster . . . . Lubbock Lura Webster . . . . . Dallas Billie Wedeking .... Stamford Dick Weekley . . . . Sunray Patsy Welborn .... Fort Worth Tommy lean Weldon . . Lubbock Dan Wells ....... Graham Ian Wells . . . . . Temple Wilbur Wells . . . Pampa Wilson Wells . . Graham Maurice Wendt . . . . Alice Ioel Werlher . . . . Dallas Gene West . . . . . Kermit Haroldine West . . . . Forsan Lucy West .... . . Lubbock Lawson muqgs . . , Freshman class , . . Sigma Gam smoker. .Qi WEE Ranger . Roby Southland Fort Worth . Andrews Vernon Vernon Muleshoe . Sabinal . . Vernon Ruth White .... Kenosha, Wis. Billy Whitfield .... Shamrock Darrell Whitfield . . . Littlefield Bobby Dean Whitley . . Lubbock Betty Whitlock ..... Lockney fn., 5, My ix We it me Page 280 Charloite Vlfhitiaker Edward Whitienburg Mariorie Wiggins . . Floydean Wilburn Bobbie Wilcoxson Marilyn Wilgus . . Shirley Wilgus . . . L. O. Wilkerson . Carl Wilkes . . . Betty Williamson Dan Williams . . Don Williams . . . Don H. Williams . Eldon Williams . Ellen Williams . Lubbock Levellancl . . Marlin Kermit . . . Kermit Lubbock Brownfield Bryan Happy Goldthwaite . Pampa . Sanford . . Farwell . . McAcloo Post Leading the parade . . . How do you play this game? 1 55 '52 y. 'N is i n K 'Q fm 3 - fl i -I , E. E . YQ' . an Ioycie Williams ..... Tahoka Stanley Williams . . . Levelland lane Williams . . . Lubbock wa? Barbara Williamson . . . lraan Betty Williamson Los Alamos, N. M. R. D. Williamson Ruih Willis . . Wanda Nadine Hubert Wills Ben Wilson Duane Wilson . Ed Wilson . . . Frank Wilson . . . Quitaque ......Ralls Willis . Floydada . . . . San Angelo . . . . . Lubbock . Lubbock . . . Lubbock . . . Fort Stockton Iohn Wilson Leon Wilson ......BarsioW , . . San Saba Page 251 ESQMW ll ED cfm, Glenda Wright . . . O'Donnell Mark Wright .... San Antonio W. I. Wright . . . . . Lubbock Iimmie Wynn . . . Levelland Iva Yarbrough . . . Littlefield Charles Yates . Corpus Christi Barbara Yeager . . . Larnesa G. T. Yeates . Roaring Springs B. F. Yeats . . . William Young . . . Billy Youngblood . . Rex Zachary . . . Iohn Zinn . . . . . . Glenn Midland . . Pecos . Lubbock . . Lubbock Mary Iane Wilson . . . Eastland Wesley Wilson . Mount Pleasant William Wilson .... Frankion Dale Winders . . . . Earth I. T. Winnitord . . . . Abilene Buddy Winter ..... Lamesa Mary Alice Withers . San Angelo Vernon Wolf . . . . . Vincent Gerald Wood . . . . Claude Iune Wood . . . Lubbock Eloise Woodruff . . . Shallowater I. N. Woody ...... Stanton Neiland Worley .... Paducah George Worrell . . . Lubbock Betty Wright . . . . Anton Pre-Med float . . . And initiation . . . New step? Page 282 Chfamisiry Building in the snow . . . Dean Siangel presenis judging award to lim Hutchins . . . Sigma Cams in parade . . . Homecoming bonfire . . . Ad building from air , . . Squaw float . . . Stoclcard looks Coy in Iron! of Library . . . Dorm Officers. Page 283 ii? GMM M 6221 K Ei? 5535 1 W 1fWg 4QQzZA, ,315 7 A T 5.1 M fig? 'W ff 5 c gx 6. 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' Q A. 43 ,,,,,, .-vuvwA0.T'U' ..- ..-v VVICC MARY KING President First row: Lois Cone, DFDQ Sora Dcxvis, Suns Soucip Betty Devin, Ko Shorig Lc1Wc1ynct Griffin, Los Vivorochczsy Mary lone Hinchey, DFD. Second row: Port Lively, Sons Souciy leon Price, Los Vivctrctchos, Iczyne Thompson, Los Choporritcrsy Marjorie Tisdoie, Ko Shari, Snookey Weekes, Los Chctporrritos. WICC Women's Inter-Club Council is composed of the president and one rep- resentative from each of the social clubs. WlCC's purpose is to promote con- geniality among Women's social clubs and democracy among all women students, to encourage higher scholastic achievements, and to consider and regulate matters concerning social clubs. WICC sponsors a softball tourna- ment for the social clubs and awards a plaque to the club With the highest scholastic average. DQ 'Yu y ai W.. M i s .Q i mf M 'Q in Rl we ww ww 'FV' wr 'V' I' First row: Peggy Abernathy, Glenna Addington, Athalene Allen, Marilyn Anderson, Doris Bell, Amanda Berry, Belly Bonner. Second row: Ioan Booih, Doris Brooks, Ioyce Byron, lean Cassidy, Mary Cates, Margaret Clark, lane Coffey. Third row: Lois Cone, Ruth Cowarl, Shirley Cummings, Marilyn Dennis, Marzella Fields, loAnn Forbes, Thala Faster. Fourth row: Bonnie George, Marie Gikas, Polly Gosseit, Tommie Hackney, lean Ann Hari, Ruth Haynes, Mary lane Hinclfiey. Fifth row: Alice I-lix, Billie Hooker, lan Howard, Fern I-luestis, Barbara Iackson, Boots lobe, Frankie lanes. , , orriciras ,JST MARY IANE l'llNCHEY . . . Presideni . 'F MARY KING . . . , Vice-Presideni L lj MARILYN ANDERSQN . . secfefmy o Xe LUIS CONE . Treasurer Q Ale 5 Page 290 Page 3: i-... Q6 it , , 5 , ik 3. ,emi First row: Pat Keifer, Pat Keith, Kathryn Kendrick, Mary King, Mary Landers, Doris Lange, Marjory Lawrence. Second row: Pauline Lok-ey, Charlsa Mann, Gene Martin, Della Mason, Sue Mathis, Iane McCoy. Third row: Richie Ann McCrummen, Catherine Lee McDonough, Shirley Nunnerley, Elizabeth Ponce, Beth Poulson, Doris Smalley. Fourth row: Margaret Smart, Pat Smoot, Bagan Sneed, Ieannine Stubblefield, Betty Loys Tubbs, Dolores Walden. Fifth row: Louise Waldrip, Marnie Lou Welch, Ruth White, loy Williams, Nancy Wilson, Nita Yardley, D. F. D., the only social organization on the campus which has a name and meaning known only to its members, was founded March 2, 1930. Activities for the fall semester include a Hawaiian rush party, a formal dinner-dance, given for new pledges, Homecoming breakfast, an introduction tea in honor of new pledges, and a Christmas party. During the spring semester the presentation of new members, the last presentation of the season, is held. Other functions include the spring formal farewell dance, honoring seniors and the Founders' Day dinner, where the outstanding pledge and member for the year are choseen. included in the spring social schedule is a baseball picnic at Buffalo Lakes, The climax of the year is the reunion held the first three days following the spring semester at Ruidoso, New Mexico. 291 . 'QQ KO SHARI Delight Makers is the meaning of Ko Shari, the club with the background of ancient and historical Indian origin. An Indian dinner, Halloween Masquerade Ball, Patronesses' barbecue, Christmas dinner-dance and the Founders' Day dinner were the main events oi the tall semester. The Ko Sharis made their annual mecca to Santa Fe for Easter and the spring dance closed the year. First row: Marjorie Allen, Pat Ausmus, Carolyn Baldwin, Loy Catherine Barnett, Elizabeth Bedford, Marion Benson, Billie Benton. Second row: Dorothy Brown, loan Nislar Brown, Margy Bullen, Mary Nell Callilian, 'Elizabeth Castlernan, Mary Louise Clayton, Gretchen Clift. Third row: Gypsy Cooper, Elizabeth Craig, Mariory Dameron, Rose Mary Dawkins, Betty Devin, Mary Ellen Dutty, Annabelle Dyer, Fourth row: Earline Easterbroolc, Patricia Fain, Margaret Farris, Frances Forshage, Doris Garrison, Peggy Garrison, Mollie Gatling. Fifth row: lean Greer, Betty Hanks, Mary Harral, lane Holden, Sue Holmes, Virginia lanes, Margaret Klaus. Sixth row: lune Leftwich, Bettie loan LeStourgeon, lackie Lewis, lane Loflin, Peggy McClatchy, Mary Lou McGowan. 3157? r 0 X Big- 1 at W . hs tr , 'Q' QQ., .nun-lm 411 OFFICERS MARIORIE TISDALE . . Pall President KATHRYN WITTY . . Recording Secretary BETTY HANKS . . Spring President TUNE WILSON . Corresponding Secretary DOROTHY BROWN . . . Vice-President CAROL IO WHEELER .... Treasurer GRETCHEN CLIFT . . Pledge Advisor First row: lane Magee, Iaclcie Matthews, Crille Moore, Kate Moore, Patti To Musscn, Martha Elizabeth Myers, Mary Ruth N ' . Second 32? Mary Ann Ousley, Ruth Parkhill, Dorothy Phillips, Virginia Platt, Loriet Plurnmer, Marjorie Prewitt, Patsy Prewitt. Third row: Betty Quinlan, Barbara Ramsey, Gloria Ramsey, Rose-ann Richter, lan Riley, ,Toy Sawyer, Barbara Ann Scott. Fourth row: Helen Shelton, luanita Sibley, Patsy Sprague, Mary Stanford, Corine Thomas, Audrey Thompson, Bettye Thomson. Fill: row: Marjorie Tisdale, Mary Vestal, Barbara Walker, Nancy Walker, Lucy West, Carol lo Wheeler, Barbara Williamson, Sixth row: lune Wilson, Mary lane XNilson, Kathryne Witty, Marion Woods, Carolyn Wooten, Dorothy Sue Wright, Liz Yeary. pfv- J LZ, it -G+-C ,Q-, it MP ff 2 f :Ta vm W Y? V L 5' , V A , , ,. T j i jg Kg ' at u h. 1 First row: Ellawyn Abbott, Pat Allqood, Patsy Ballard, Peggy Barnard, Dorothy Barron, LaVoe Bighorn, Mary Lois Blount, Mary Faye Bonds, Betty Bratton, Frances Carpenter, Polly Carroll. Second row: Bettye Cobb, Iirnmie Cotton, Saralou Dillingham, Shirley Fields, Annabelle Flanagan, Dorothea Forsyth, Jeannine Francis, Betty Garrett, Dwina Glassrnoyer, Nelva Ioyce Halbert, Bettie Hart. Third row: Mary Hartqraves, Ianet Hightower, Norma Hudrnon, Sue Humphrey, Dee Keck, Lou Lawson, Sue Lawson, Gloria Lewis, Millie Lipscomb, Betty Io Loveless, Marjorie Luck, Fourth row: Barbara McGee, Hoppy Maas, Clarice Martin, Lynn Moser, Guida Miller, Helen Mitchell, Mary Alice Mitchell, Maye Mitchell, Iohnnie Morelan, Barbara Mullens, Norma Nash. SNOOKEY WEEKES lAYNE THOMPSON MAYE MITCHELL . HOPPY MAAS . MHS. IESS MAY . OFFICERS . President Vice-President . Secretary . Treasurer . Sponsor Page 294 fi First row: Anita Oliver, Iewell Alice Pharr, Iudy Pollard, Sue Putteet, Phyllis Reno, Mary Roe, Mary Lee Royalty, Billye Saunders, Una Scott, Frances Sentell, Wanda lean Shofner, Second row: lane Skinner, Sue Sloan, Iackie Spurlock, Billye lo Stephens, Dorothy Stephenson, Oleta Stewart, Dorotha Summers, Barbara Surrnon, Evangeline Theis, Brentie Sue Thompson, Iayne Thompson. Third row: Carol Touchstone, Bobby Anne Tubbs, Ann Walker, Alice Walther, Billie Wedeking, Lois lean Weekes, Lou Williams, Margie Williams, lean Woodrum, Betty Wright. Las Chaparritas, oldest women's social club on the campus, was organized in l926. Then as now the club's aim was to foster happiness among its own members as well as all students and groups with whom they had contact. Activities for the tall semester included a picnic given by the alumnae, formal dinner-dance honoring the new pledges, Homecoming breakfast, and a Christmas party where gifts were exchanged. New members and pledges were presented to the tune ot Sweethearts on Parade on Febru- ary l4 at the traditional Valentine presentation. A tea tor patronesses and alumnae, the annual tea dance given by patronesses, and a picnic honoring graduating members were held in the spring. Las Chaps of both the past and present are traditionally reunited in Iuly at the annual reunion in Cedarvale, Oklahoma. LAS CHAPARRITAS ff Au fl ft f Page 295 --4 LAS VIVARACHAS Q SQ OFFICERS QR if LaWAYNE GRIFFIN . . President IEAN PRICE . . . Vice-President CLUUBD B IO WINDERS . . .... Secretary ff I X DOROTHY NORMAN . Corresponding Secretary ' VERNA LOU SINGLETON . . . Rush Captain sv BOBBIE CHILDERS . . . Treasurer wmv' rs. CAROL SHERROD . Reporter First row: Iane Adams, lean Alger, Anita loy Bates, Bernice Benton, Mary Lou Bizzell, Shirley Blount, Katheryn Joyce Boren. Second row: Laura Burns, Maxine Burroughs, Ioan Chapman, Bobbie Childers, Carleen Clary, Nancy Conder, Yvonne Cross. Third row: lane Duncan, Doris Freeman, Frances Ann Eubank, Pat Everett, Wynelle Green, LaWayna Griffin, Wynoma Hamilton Fourth row: Cherri Hannis, Dorothy Harrison, Betty Hendrix, Carolyn Hooker, Ionisue Hudson, Iohnnie Iohnson, Martha Lewis. dl' , In L ,,,, ' L iiif 5 i r' , L , I LQ ' Las Vivarachas is a Spanish word meaning the living ones . The purpose oi the club is to promote friendship and congenialty among its members and others on the campus. Activities of the fall semester began with rush week and climaxing rush activities With the traditional orchid and white dinner. The Vivi opened the tall semi-formal dances, October 10, with their Starlite dance followed by open house during Homecoming. A dinner for the patroness and Founders' Day dinner was sponsored by the Alumnae. The tall semester's activities ended with a Christmas party. March 20th, the annual presentation was held followed by a patronesses picnic in April, a spring dance, and to close the year, the farewell dinner. A reunion of exes and members is held during the summer. First row: Ierry Lynn Medlock, Virginia Monkhouse, Edna Morgan, Dorothy Moore, Iackie Mueller, Annette Nash, Beth Neeley. Second row: Dorothy Norman, Del Parker, Arv-eta Porter, Ruby Potts, Mary Nan Ratliff, Phyliss Richardson, Ge-rrie Rodgers. Third row: Iohnann Seyler, Mary Seyler, Carol Sherrod, Verna Lou Singleton, Eunice Smith, Wanda Lou Smith, Iune Stine. Fourth row: Iuanelle Taylor, Martha Taylor, Helen Terrell, Martha Terry, Betty Thomas, Io Winders, Mary Alice Withers.- nri' ' 'Q' ,nw Q gmt' B' 1435! First row: Dorothy Dean Albertson, Dorothy Anderson, Ruth Austin, Dorothy Barnett, Dorothy Bozenhard, LaVaughn Bearden, Barbara Bidwell. Second row: Nita Bragg, Panze Butler, Tommie Ann Campbell, Mary Alice Christian, Carolyn Cole, Frances Combs, Ioan Conley. Third row: Peggy Davis, Sara Davis, Roena Deitiker, Marion Donaldson, Rachel Dunaway, Mary Ann Dykes, Betty Eisenberg. Fourth row: lean Eisenberg, Louise Elliott, Dorothy lean Ellis, Martha Enochs, Mary Garrison, Celeste Hale, Nina Hickman. Fifth row: lean Holt, Elizabeth Howard, Alyce Howell, Betty Ienkins, Pai Iones, Bobbie lean Knowles. AFX OFFICERS fe A .Q 5 PAT LIVELY .... . President :'f 5 3 SARA DAVIS . . . . . vice-President U5 D KAY PARRISH . . . Recording Secretary 3 BETTY EISENBERG . . Corresponding Secretary 5, JEAN NESBIT ..... Parliamentarian Q71 ELIZABETH HOWARD . . In-Town Rush Captain BERYL NOWLIN . . Out-of-Town Rush Captain - LAM MCKAY . ..... Historian tl th- xx CAROLYN COLE . . sergeant-Qi-Arms Page 298 Page 299 'Uni :Iii First row: Martha LaRoe, Virginia Leonard, Pat Lively, Sue Livingston, Lam McKay, Bobbie Manning, Levora Manning. Second row: Alice Meading, lean Nesbit, lune Ann Nix, Beryl Nowlin, Pat O'Neill, lane Parsons, Kay Parrish. Third row: Betty lean Parnell, Iudy Pierce, Pat Pierson, Martha Porter, Sharon Rambo, Irma Ratliff, Gay Reeves. Fourth row: Sue Ann Roberts, Virginia Sachse, Virginia Saage, leannine Smith, Sue Stockard, Betty Sullivan, Pat Vasen Fifth row: loan Wallace, Anne Webb, Nan Whistler, Sylvia Whitacre, Emma Young. Sans Souci, second oldest girls' social club on Tech campus, was organized in 1927. Fall rush Week activities included the traditional gold and White dinner. Sans Souci inaugurates the presentation dances with its annual Christmas presentation. Other activities ot the semester included a formal dance, Alumnae dance and a ranch supper given by the p-atronesses. The annual Gypsy dance, a picnic and a farewell tea dance climaxed the activi- ties ot the year. M. I. C. C. First row: Wayland Bennett, College Club, Bowen DuLaney, Los Camaradasg David Johnson, Centaurs. Second row: Turner Kimmel, Silver Keys, A. I. Smith, Wranqlersg George Wall, Kemasp Ted White, Socii Men's lnter-Club Council was organized to Work out problems ot,the men's social clubs on the campus. Presidents of the individual clubs com- prise the membership ot MICC. The Council sponsors intramural football, basketball, and softball and presents awards to the Winners at the annual smoker in the spring, along with the plaque to the club with the highest scholastic average. . OFFICERS TURNER KIMMEL . . President TED WHITE. . . Secretary Page 301 8' -v W. E. KUYKANDALL 'M sn..-af' . Q Z in -x -- -LH?-4 , OSCAR ALLEN WILLIAM BEAN ROBERT BRANDON KEATON BRAZILE BILLY BUCY DONALD CADE GAYLE CARPENTER RANDALL CARPENTER STANLEY CATHEY IACK COOPER EDWARD CRAWFORD WILLIAM CRAWFORD LEON DAVIDSON E. L. DERR RICHARD DICKEY DON DOYLE IOE FRANCE RICHARD GIBSON FINLEY HAMMON DICK HARDIN WAYNE HARMON COOPER HASKIN GERALD HENDERSON SANFORD HODGE IAMES HOLLAR LAWRENCE IESTER DAVID IOHNSON DARRELL IONES OFFICERS DAVID IOHNSON President BEDFORD RALEY Vice-President IIMMY DOUGLAS WITT Secretary IOE FRANCE Corresponding Secreiary EDGAR SELF Treasurer ELWOOD WRIGHT Pledge Captain TOMMY NASH Reporter AUBREY FERGUSON Historian Page 302 l AUBREY FERGUSON President Spring Semester The Centaur Club was or- ganized in 1929 and was the first men's social club on the campus whose members Were all college students. The purpose of the club is to promote the ideals of honor. Scholarship, integrity and the fraternal spirit among the members are inclusive in the purposes of the organiza- tion. The club held its annual Li'l Abner dance on Novem- ber l and prizes were pre- sented for the best Li'l Ab- ner and Daisy Mae cos- tumes. This dance was fol- lowed by a formal on lanu- ary lU and featured unique decorations as motif for the affair. The club again enter- tained with a sport dance on April 9. ,Social activities were culminated in the an- nual spring dinner-dance on May 8 at which all dates of members and pledges were presented with gifts. The dinner-dance followed by an annual Mother's Day break- fast honoring the mothers of members and pledges, fol- lowed by all the club at- tending church in cr group with their mothers. Page 303 IOE LEE TROY LEMLEY TOM LE MOND JERRY McKEE BENNETT MAPLES DON MORRIS HOYLE MOSS THOMAS NASH GRIFF NEUMEYER THOMAS PAGE lOHN PERKINS MARSHALL PULLEN BEDFORD RALEY IOHN RASOR TOHN RATLIFF FARRELL REEDER IACK SAMS HARDY SCOTT EDGAR SELF DON SLAUGHTER O. R. STARK MALCOLM STOKES LEE RAY SWIM LEWIS WALD IACK WALDREP W. G. WHITE IIMMY WITT DICK WOLFF Q? :sf vt our WENDELL WOOD . 5' N IIS.. , I 5 A 'fi' I I K S A l l . , , , B-.Q .. PX I x 19 N5-Q,:..u-w G LARRY FLAGG GERALD HALE DEAN ALLAM IOE ARRINGTON BILL BABB GUY BARKS BILL BATES GENE BATES WAYLAND BENNETT RAY BUTLER ROY BUTLER IACK BOCKMAN HUBERT BURGESS DON CROW IOI-IN DRISKILL ALLAN ELSIK STERLING EMENS BILLY EVANS HARRY EVANS VERNON EVANS OFFICERS IAMES BENNETT President DWAIN DAWKINS Vice-President ROBERT T. WILLIAMS Recording Secretary-Reporter GUY BARKS Corresponding Secretary ROY BUTLER Treasurer BILL EVANS Chaplain PAUL HASKINS Sentinel Page 304 'dn U s.: N jjr College Club, oldest men's social club on the campus, Was organized in 1928. It endeav- ors to promote a spirit of broth- erhood and individual achieve- ment among members. Tradi- tional activities include: Big- Brother, Little-Brother Break- fast, Homecoming Luncheon, First Formal Dance, First Sport Dance, Spring Picnic, and the Farewell Stag Dinner, given at the close of school for gradu- ating seniors. This year the club Won the scholarship cup from MICC for the entire club having the highest average. Page 305 ELMER HARGROVE PAUL HASKINS JAMES IARRETT BILLY IOHNSON PAUL KING BLAKE KERSI-I A. I. LAIR BOBBIE LEWIS I. A. MCWHORTER BRYAN MILLER EVAN ROBERTS IIM RUSH WILLIAM SMITHERMAN SPENCER STREET D. C. STUBBLEFIELD BOBBY TERRY CULL WI-IITELEY HAROLD WILLIAMS R. T. WILLIAMS T. I-I. 'WILLIAMS it y ff? is 5 First row: Lee Don Anderson, Charles Arnold, Donald Bailey, S. S. Bates, Denzil Bevers, Joe Buice, Iames Campbell, Second row: Robert Castle, Sam Clonts, Leonard Collinqsworth, B. I. Cook, Horace Crawford, Edd Day, Hugh English. Third row: David Flatt, Donnie Gaither, I. D. Gauntt, Russell Hammack, Howard Hayes, Robert Hicks, Bill Hoffman. Fourth row: Raymond lnce, Iohn Iackson, Roy Iames, Robert Iohnson, Vernon Keesee, Charles Kennedy, Lester Landrum. OFFICERS GEORGE R. WALL . . President HUGH ENGLISH . Vice-President NEWELL A. REED . . Secretary HORACE R. CRAWFORD . Treasurer KEIVIAS 1 ef , .- .,...+'fQz.f - A .,,, E 2 Page 306 msg ! , E E -ov' 2 First row: George LaRoe, Iimmie Lynch, Scott McDonald, F. P. McEwin, Royce McNeill, Dwight Perkins, Terry Perkins, David Putteet. Second row: Richard Price, O. B. Rayburn, Floyd Read, Floyd Rector, Newell Reed, Iohn Reeves, Thurman Reynolds, Ronald Rushing. Third row: Iames Sammons, Howard Schmidt, Philip Snider, Curtis Sterling, Ierry Stoltz, Iacque Stoltz, Chauncey Taylor, Lawrence Thomas. Fourth row: Bill Thurman, Lem Tlttsworth, Edward Veazey, George Wall, James Warren, George Wilmoth, Russell Withers, Carl Iunius Page 307 Young. Kemas fraternity was organized in l932 to promote fellowship among its members and the student bodys as a whole. The club is now in its fourteenth year as a social organization on the campus. Kemas is an Indian name meaning Friend . The Tenth Reunion Convention was held August 30, September l and 2, at the Blackstone Hotel in Fort Worth. Traditional social functions included rush week activities, a semi-formal dance honoring new pledges, Homecoming banquet, Christmas party, a formal dance in Ianuary, and a spring festival dance. Mr. T. C. Root and H. A. Anderson are co-sponsors of the group. K if N A 'x .QE BILL ADAMS DARRELL ADAMS IACK ALLMON IOI-IN BAIN CARL BARROW R. S. BIRMINGHAM BILL BLAKE IAMES BOWEN MARWIN BRAKEBILL IAMES CAPE ALBERT CLUBB IACK DRAIN BOWEN DU LANEY EDWARD ELLIOTT GEORGE ELLIOTT GERALD FUNK IOHN GRAMSTORFF IAMES HERRING LLOYD HOLLOWAY ELVIS LEE BILLY MCCASLAND OFFICERS Fall Semester BOWEN DU LANEY President ELVIN RAIN EY Vice-President ROBERT ADAMS Secretory PETE THOMPSON Treasurer IAMES STALLS Reporter A. D. WEIER Serqecxnt-at-Arms GERALD FUNK Athletic Director OFFICERS Spring Semester IACK ALLMON President NEAL MONTGOMERY Vice-President CHARLES SI-IELTON Secretary BILL MCCASLAND Treasurer BILL MILLER Reporter DICK SUGAREK Sergeant-ut-Arms AB CLUBB Corresponding Secretary GERALD FUNK Athletic Director ?fR Q5 9 1- QI? LA X On December I, l93U,,Los Camaradas Club was organ- ized and has continually pro- moted a more friendly relation- ship between its members and other students on the campus. Social events of the year be- gan early in the fall with a breakfast honoring new pledges. During the Homecom- ing festivities, Exes were en- tertained at Larrymore dance studio. The annual fall formal dinner-dance and the spring sport dance highlighted the club's activities. Final event of the year was a picnic-dance at the Mackenzie park party- house. Los Camaradas' entry in the Homecoming Parade Won first prize as the most edu- cational float. Page 309 BUSTER MCDUFF W. E. MCGLOTI-ILIN BILL McKEE CHESTER MAXEY PHILIP MILLER ROBERT MILLER NEAL MONTGOMERY WALLACE PHILLIPS INALTER PHILLIPS TED POWELL ELVIN RAINEY RICHARD ROBINSON f. D. ROUNTREE CHARLES SHELTON BARRON SPAULDING RICHARD SPRINGSTUN IAMES STALLS VV. D. STALLS RICHARD SUGAREK ADRIAN TAYLOR PETE THOMPSON K PHILIP TREW' A. D. WEIER RW Rf A ii so ILVER KEYS OFFICERS TURNER KIMMEL . . . President KENNETH RENNER . Vice-Presideni CARL SCHMIDT . . Secretary ROBERT K. WYLIE . . . Treasurer DOUGLAS COKER . . Sergeant-at-Arms First row: A, D. Anderson, Clifford Barr, K, A. Barrier, W, G. Beshears, A, I. Bishop, lack Blake, Rex Brown. Second row: lack Burke, Milton Butler, O. O. Chriswell, Doug Coker, Clifton Cook, Leonard Cowden, Mack Elston. Third row: Bolo Fee, Ted Forsythe, Don Furr, Campbell Gillespie, Ross Glaze, Roy Thomas Grimes, Charles Guy. Fourth row: Carroll Hall, Paul Hardwick, I. B. Harris, Manson Hawkins, Buddy Hewett, lack Hinchey, Charlie Humer Fiffh row: Glenn Ivey, Ioe Iones, Turner Kimmel, Earl Lockhari, Tom Lokey, Charles Lulinq, Hugh Mason. E r if First row: France Meier, Nelson Morris, Iohn Moss, Iack McClellan, Charles McElree, Gene Mcldendon, lack Noyes Second row: Buford Parmer, Bill Phillips, Rush Robinett, Bob Rutherford, Floyd Saddler, Bobby Salem, Richard Scaling Third row: Carl Schmidt, Lyndell Sharp, lack Shaw, lack Shelton, Ray Simmons, Iohn Simpson, Lester Smith Fourth row: William Smith, 'Robert Statton, Nolen Swain, Pat Thurman, Charles Thut, Ted Waldrip, Ioe Wheatley Fifth row: Bill Vtfilliams, Robert Wylie. ,,,E., it, Tis K ' :' .Ei-3-.Q 55. . .iw if. :, , J f L The Silver Key Club, second oldest men's social club on the campus, was organized in 1929. It was organized for the purpose of cultivating a feeling of brotherhood among its members. This fall the club opened its own house, the first club to have a house since pre-War years. The fall school year was opened with an open house at the Silver Key club house, 2410 -14th Street, on October 12. The fall pledges were honored with the fall dinner-dance, followed by the annual Homecoming Alumni dinner, and the annual formal dance December 6. ln the spring, the annual spring dance was held, and the farewell breakfast, honoring gradu- ating seniors, terminated the school year. The past summer, the annual reunion was held in Ruidoso, luly 16, 17 and 18. lohn E. Harding and I. William Davis are the present sponsors of the organization. Page 311 STEWART IONES IOE KING ROBERT MARTYN CHARLES AKERS WES ASKEW BRAC BIGGERS ROYCE BLANKENSI-IIP RICHARD BUCKLES BRADFORD BULLARD BOBBYE BUSH DARRELL CARPENTER WINFRED CHUNN GENE COLLINS RAY COOLEY TED CRAGER ROBERT LEE CRAIG IAMES DENTON DONALD DEVENPORT CLAUDE DONALDSON CLINT FORMBY IAMES EVANS ANDY GRIFFIN CHARLES HAIEK TOM I-IALEY IOHN HALL TOM HASSELL RAY IRVIN OFFICERS TED WHITE . . ANDY WILLINGHAM IOE TERRY . . FRANK VERNON FRED LIBBY . . IRVIN ST. CLAIR GERALD STOKES . . President Vice-President . Secretary . . Treasurer Pledge Ccpiain Sergeant-ct-Arms . . Reporter Page 312 fx 101.201 ERWIN MOORE L. O. MOORE -j X GEORGE MORRIS IOHN MURRAY WENDELL NUTT 4 ---- STEVE PAYNE l X J ORREN PETERMAN IAMES PINSON Z. D. REYNOLDS MARSHALL RHEA ALBIN RIPPSTEIN AUSTIN ROSE I. P. SETTLE DON SLOAN IRVIN ST. CLAIR BILL STEVENS CHARLES STEWART GERALD STOKES RICHARD TAYLOR IOE TERRY ARTHUR THIBODEAUX FRANK VERNON ROBERT WHITE TED WHITE RICHARD WILLBANKS BOBBY WILLIAMS ANDREW WILLINGHAM BILL WILSON The Socii Fraternity is the youngest rnen's social club on the campus. It was founded at Tech in l937, following very closely a social Organization of the same name formed at Oxford Uni- versity. The fall semester activities in- cluded a lfiayride, fall semi-formal dance, Homecoming banquet and dance, and big-brother, little-brother breakfast. In the spring, an annual orchid dance, the annual Founders' Day dinner, big-brother, little-brother breakfast, two spring picnics, and a spring dance. Page 313 BILL ABELL BOB BARRON DOUGLAS BOREN FLOYD CAMP ROBERT COUCH REX DARLING IAMES DENNISON LLOYD DOUD WILLIAM DUFF MALCOLM DUNCAN O. B. FREEMAN TOMMY FURGESON I. L. GAMBLE NEAL GLAZNER IERRY GOFF GENE GREATHOUSE ROBERT HALE ROBERT HAMILTON IAMES HARTZOG BILL HARVEY OLIVER HEARD HERMAN HIGH RICHARD HILL IOE HUMPHRIES LAMAR IACKSON GERALD KERBOW FRANK LA ROE A. G. LEE NVN W f -4 L OFFICERS-FALL A. I. SMITH, President BOB WATSON, Vice-President TOM ROLLINS, Corres. Secy. FRANK LAROE, Record. Secy. BILL PURYEAR, Treasurer BILL SAYERS, Historian-Reporter LAMAR IACKSON, Rush Captain IAS. DENNISON, Pledge Trainer OFFICERS-SPRING IACK THOMPSON, President IAS. DENNISON, Vice-President BOB WATSON, Corres. Secy. IAMES SPRINGER, Record. Secy. GENE GREATI-IOUSE, Treasurer IAS. RIDER, Historian-Reporter LAMAR IACKSON, RushCap1ain GEO. WARREN, Pledge Trainer Not pictured: Bill Aycock, Cabot Dysart, Rich- ard Harbordi, George Howell, Sianley Huck- abay, Bob Pirile, Ierry Longley, Wynn Baker, Gerald Bedenbencler, Bob Booker, R. B. Gist, Digger McCloud, Iohnny Trout, Perry Willson, Bill Harvey, Don Lyle, I, R. McEntyre. Page 314 Wranglers Fraternity was organized in 1929 to promote fellowship and cooperation on the campus. Each semes- ter, Wranglers hold a rush function for prospective pledges and give the tradi- tional breakfast one Sunday with the Big Brothers hon- oring the Little Brothers . The annual Christmas dance is given just before the Christmas holidays and the Twentieth Annual George Washington Birthday Ball, honoring new members, was given in February. A Spring Sport Dance in April and a dinner honoring grad- uating seniors at the end of the year concluded the Fra- ternity's activities. During the summer, Wranglers will hold a four-day reunion in Ft. Worth. Page 315 HAROLD NORRIS GENE NOWLIN ROBERT PEACOCK BILL PURYEAR RUSTY RAINWATER ROBERT RAWLINGS IAMES RIDER TOM ROLLINS T. C. ROOT DAVID ROWLAND BILL SAYERS WESLEY SCI-IEFFEL SAMMY SELF HM SHOULTS FRED SCHULTZ R. W. SCI-IULTZ A. I. SMITH BILL SOLLEY CHARLES SO RELLE IAMES SPRINGER MICKIE SWEENEY ALBIEN TAYLOR IACK THOMPSON CHAUNCEY TROUT HORACE UNDERWOOD GEORGE WARREN BOB WATSON GUINN WILLIAMSON f. TOE WINNIFORD I. T. WINNIFORD in L THE FOLLOWING QUOTATIONS ARE TAKEN DIRECTLY FROM THE LA VENTANAS OF 1933. 1934. Here's to the Vivis so sweet and pure, That they're ideal you may be sure. But who the hell Would want to tell He dated one, or even knew 'er. The Ko Shari are the Indian maids Who always worry about their grades. We hope that they Will all make A And be the prides of the-Ladies Aids. 1935. and 1936. I We speak of the Wranglers, and stifle a cough, Although to them our hats we doff, We'll leave them be For you can see They only start where we leave off. The Kemas took the social bait Although, alas, it was too late. But there's no doubt That they'll find out That they will never, ever rate. Our Centaur manners are quite coarse And initiations bring more remorse. I often sigh And wish that I Were not half man and half horse. WAY BACK WHEN-Oh, yes, l've been here for quite a few years. Why I can even remember way back in the good old days when the LAS CHAPS and the SANS SOUCI used to be pretty highly rated clubs. And those dear little Indian maids CKO SHARI to youl were quite satisfied with the name of Las Cigales and dLdn't have to give three or four presentations for their few selected members or go tearing off to forgotten corners of the earth for initiations. But I can't remember when the CENTAURS were even halfway decent, although I can remember that the SILVER KEYS were never any better. I also recall the days when there wasn't any LOS CAMARADAS or KEMAS. Gee, it was swell back in those d-ays. WRANGLERS-The breezy, western manner is the definite keynote of the organization. The men are a polyglot group and have vague fraternity yearnings. Will pledge anyone who will live in their one-room barn and pay initiation fee. Two of their members can rate good dates. The WBANGLERS are the most conceited bunch we have ever seen, not to amount to any more than they do. Then came the dawn and the LOS CAMS. They give one dance a year, just to let the campus know they still exist, and take their own dates. The latter are highly commendable. We have too many hayfeet who rush out to date for the Big Dance, when they know she wouldn't be seen with them on any other occasion. The LOS CAMS have a fairly good club but like the COLLEGE CLUB they never do anything. KEMAS-They are to the Engineers what the LOS CAMS are to the aggies. Brother, to you, it may be fraught with meaning, but we know it not. The campus has heard of their existence one time and that was when they made a brave attempt to give one of those club dances. It is rumored all the boys had to take dancing lessons before they could have the dance. The SILVER KEYS were organized by a bunch of farm hands who were run out of another school for some reason or other. We have thought a long time about something clever to say about them, but in the end must report that there is nothing really clever to say of them. Last year the KEYS pledged a goat because he seemed so natural . LAS VIVARACHAS-Let us pause a moment: Is this sisterhood still operating? Frankly, we do not know: bui if they are dead, we hardly missed them, and if they still move about, they do it far too quietly. Their name is Spanish, just like LAS CHAPARRITAS. But do you know what either name means? We looked them up. ls our face red? DFD-This notice -might properly belong in the obituary column. Like many another once-flourishing concern, the Dangerously Pickle Dames have not weathered the depression. At least kind nature forces us to blame the depression for what perhaps was an act of providence. Hequiescat in Pace. As we follow our fingers down the line of social climbers we come to a name that. is spelled SANS SOUCI. The yea's had it this year and a bunch of unsuspecting young whatchamacallits were hauled in. They're not so good, or we should say, so bad as our SANS SOUCI of the years before. They are really taking their social climbing to heart. However sophisticated the name may sound, don't let it scare you away from these girls. You may not know what it means, but neither do they. It sounds just exotic enough to ap- peal to the culture lust of a farm girl and is quite thin enough to appease the craving. The SANS SOUCI remind us of dolls-good looking on the outside, but stuffed with sawdust. LAS CHAPS-lt is their chief claim to fame that they were organized first-and are scarcely aware that time and age do not necessarily take the blue ribbon. Yes, we have seen these girls before. This was not their big year. They had somewhat of a let-down this year and wound up on Valentine Day with a nonde- script assortment of very dear friends and little sisters. They pride themselves on their gum-chewing. The only difference between a cow chewing her cud and a CHAP chewing gum is that the cow looks thoughtful. Page 316 N., , . V! 9 Page 317 M.. iw 5 ! Hose of Delta Sig Candidates H0 ORARIES ALPH CHI Alpha Chi is a national scholastic honorary tra- OFFICERS nity composed of the upper ten per cent of the junior BILL EVANS U . presidem and senior classes. Character, leadership and per- AVANELLE MOSS U I Vice-President sonality are stressed by the organization, with its I I BARBARA RAMSEY . . Secretary-Treasurer real purpose being to stirnulate, develop, and recog- R. A, MILLS . . Sponsor nize scholarship and those elements of character that make scholarship effective tor good citizenship. First row: Virginia Alexander, B. L. Allen, Travis Allen, C. I. Arnold, Ioe Arrington, Neil Artman, Iohn Ash, Wes Askew, Alice Barron, Louise Battin. Second row: Robert Baumgardner, Wayland Bennett, Melvin Boho, Betty Bowman, Dorothy Brown, Margaret Bruce, Ralph Bucy, Earl Burnett, Ioseph Cargile, Calvin Carpenter. Third row: lames Carroll, Giles Carter, Iune Carthel, Mary Louise Clayton, Gretchen Clift, Chuck Clowe, Ray Cooley, Gypsy Cooper, Dick Copeland, Ruth Cowart. Fourth row: Streatiield Cox, Donald Crawford, Horace Crawford, Gladys Dawson, Carl Dwyer, Billy Evans, Richard Feiden, Mary Findley, Ted Forsythe, Imogene Fortenberry. Fifth row: E. R. Fowler, Virgene Garoutte, Wade Gilbert, George Gochis, Roger Gregston, Samuel Griqg, Sue Lynn Guthrie, Charles Guy, Robert Hale, Torn Haley. ww 'Q' vas . , i , 1 we .gtl IL. sift 'nz ri' 2 f BF ,f P Q, ' if ...ff ALPHA CHI First row: Laura Hall, Mary lane Hamilton, Betty Hanks, Theresa Hargrove, M. E. Harrison, Iohn Hickerson, Nina Hickman, Mary lane Hinchey, lean Holt, Charles Hudson. Second row: Doris Irvin, Lamar Iackson, Chester Iaynes, Paul King, Winiired Larabee, Nell LaRoe, Iackie Lewis, Bryan Lovelace, Gene Malone, Clarence Martin. Third row: R. L. Martin, Olive Matthews, Wendell Mayes, Clyde Minshew, Fred Montgomery, Mary Montgomery, Doug McCoy, F. F. McEwin, C. W. Nall, Charles Newton. -Fourth row: Patricia Norwood, Wendell Nutt, Robert Payne, Dwight Perkins, Terry Perkins, Beldon Peters, Deane Pierce, Ronald Pruet, Bill Puryear, Billy Quattlebaum. Fifth row: Barbara Ramsey, Gloria Ramsey, Levon Ray, Newell Reed, Mary Richards, Helen Robin, Cherolyn Roberts, Evan Roberts, Carl Schmidt, Mary Srnith. Sixth row: Barron Spaulding, Lynn Speer, Mary Speer, H. A. Spuhler, Ierry Suits, Kenneth Sutton, Alice Strain, Camille Stevens, Jacque Stoltz, Alma Sturges. Seventh row: Pat Thigpen, Iulia Vicente, Mary Welch, Wilma Wheeler, Yuzbick, Thelma Zimmerman. L r 3 t 'bf Q' fi Q -.,1 59, f Q Aline Whitby, Clyde wtiitqms, Iarvis Wm, Floyd' wright, Raymond .,w,,,, , 'J if '. ' i , ' 1 Q , A ,gif 'K , x , 6 X , 4' ,, , , gw , . V . ,V , V Z, ff', f , E , , 9,1 , GZ 5' E 4, te.-J wk EA, . ..., ,., . mv .4 ,I tv A. q it is A ll ,,i.l if LPHA PSI GMEGA o Ll 0 VE, FLOYD SADDLER .... Cast Director KATHRYN LANCASTER . Stage Manager u gc,-9 IOANNE CRABTREE . . Business Manager MARY FRANCES BRASHEAR IO ANNE CRABTREE KATHRYN LANCASTER BETTY IO MAYNARD FLOYD SADDLER l ACK TERRELL K Tau cast of Alpha Psi Omega was installed at Tech in l926. The purpose ot this dramatic fraternity is to stimulate interest and reward Worthy participa- tion in college dramatics. Members are chosen from the members of Sock and Buskin who have met the require- ments of outstanding work in acting, directing, play-Writing, or other activi- ties in the dramatic field. Page 320 Page 32 PAT ALLGOOD CAROLYN COLE ELIZABETH CRAIG ROSE MARY DAWKINS NORMA EIRING WILLA PARIS IEANNETTE HAMILTON NORMA IEAN HAMMER BILLIE HUTCHINGS SHIRLEY IONES LOU LAWSON LAMONTE LEDDY IEAN MCNEILL MARY ELLEN MOLONY LA VERNE ORR IEWEL ALICE PHARR LOUISE REA SUE ANN ROBERTS OLETA STEWART GWYNDOLA STINNETT BETTY SULLIVAN DOROTHY VROOMAN MARY VIRGINIA 'MINT-.I SYLVIA WI-IITACRE SN' BLOCK and BRIDLE Texas Techs Block and Bridle Club, a chapter ot the national organization, was organized in the spring of 1938. The purposes of Block and Bridle are: to promote scholarship, promote interest in livestock judging, bring about a closer relationship among men ot animal hus- bandry. Club members are junior and senior students majoring in animal husbandry, mem- bers of stock judging teams, college professors and specialists in the department ot animal husbandry. Social activities for this year included a sport dance, Homecoming breakfast, Days ot '49 party, all-college rodeo, steak fry honoring pledges and an annual banquet. Woodrow Allen, Curtis Beck, Thurman Brooks, Olen Elkins, jerry Goff, Lloyd Holloway. Not pictured: Wynn Baker, L. D. Bal- lard, Courtney Brooke, Eugene Cornelius, john Montgomery, Charles Hamilton. Page 3 22 First row: Wayne Allen, William Atwood, Robert Baumgardner, Clyde Beck, Claude Brooks, C. L, Brownlow. Second row: Lewis Cobb, Chuck Clowe, lim Davidson, W. l. Davis, Carl Dwyer, George Elliott. Third row: lack Erwin, George Fischer, Tom Graham, Landon Grissom, Clardy Hamilton, Herman Henson. Aim--1 . OFFICERS GEORGE ELLIOTT ED C. MCLEROY , . President . Vice-President IESS L. ROBINSON . Secretory CARL DWYER . OLEN ELKINS . . Treasurer . Watchdog Ed Hughes, Charles Hudson, Bill Reid, A. L. Suther, Bob Terry. First row: Iomes Herring, Charlie Hickman, Bill Hoffman, Iim Hutchins, Leon Iones, Patsy Iones. Second row: Ioe Ketchersid, Floyd Lczwhorn, Wesley Martin, Olive Matthews, Gilbert Mc!-Xlister, Ed McLeroy. Third row: luck Parsons, Clinton Ritter, less Robinson, Russell Soddler, Iohn Simpson, Camille Stevens. Fourth row: Robert Stewart, Horoxce Underwood, Kenneth Willis, Carrol Wilson. v,,,,, 'gg , Page 328 First row: Iohn Anderson, Ian Blackwell, lack Blake, lames Bowman, Bob Cooper. Second row: Ruth Cowart, Stanley Dendy, Dorthea Hendrick, Bryan Lovelace, Dana Gant Waldron. Pl SIGMA ALPH OFHCERS DOBTHEA HENDRICK . . . . President BRYAN LOVELACE . . Vice-President RUTH COWART . . Secretary-Treasurer Kappa Alpha Mu, national honorary photography fraternity, was organized on the Tech campus last year under the sponsorship ot lane Watson, photography instructor. Membership is limited to students with B averages in photography courses and in all college work. Eta chapter gave a print show in the Rec Hall this spring, with approximately 95 prints on exhibition. Prizes were given to the Winners in all classes. The organization Went on a three-day field trip to Palo Duro Canyon after Easter. loe France, Elayne Head, Mary 3 King, Anita Oliver, Carol She'- rod, Bob Watson, Bah Williams, - lane Watson, Sponsor. Page 324 VERNA DENE BEENE GRETCHEN CLIET BARBARA CONKLING AVIS FUCHS SUE LYNN GUTHRIE DORIS DEAN IRVIN NELL LA ROE PAULINE LOKEY MARY RUTH MCCLELLAN KATHERINE NELSON PAYE NORDYKE MARTHA SAGESER ODESSA WARE MARY WELCI-I Not pictured: Gladys Dawson, Betty Devin, Betty Ewen, Norma Grace Reid. OFFICERS GLADYS DAVVSON . . . Presiden! PAULINE LOKEY . . Vice-President NELL LAROE . . Recording Secretary' KATHERINE NELSON . Corres. Secy. NORMA GRACE REID . Treasurer BETTY DEVIN . . . ChapIain AVIS EUCHS ..... I-Iistcrian MARY RUTI-I MCCLELLAN . Candle Editor BETTYE EUVEN . . . Librarian BARBARA COKKLIIJG . fufarshci Page 315 NEIL ARTMAN BOYD BALL GLEN BANDY DOUG BLACKBURN O. G. BRYANT BILLY BUCY IOE FRED BU ICE BARNEY CARR DOROTHY CLINGINGSMITH IAMES CONELY RAY COOLEY STREATFIELD COX HORACE CRAWFORD BILLY EVANS WALTER FADE CHARLES GUY SAM KING ELVIS LEE IOE LUCKETT CLARENCE MARTIN o R. L. MARTIN SHIRLEY MCREE WENDELL NUTT TERRY PERKINS WARNER PETICOLAS ROBERT RAINEY H. B. REAVES CHARLES REYNOLDS Z. D. REYNOLDS HELEN ROBIN CARL SCHMIDT EDWIN SCUDDAY IERRY SIDES I. L. SOUTHERN OFFICERS H. A. SPUHLER IOE LUCKETT President DANIEL MCELLIGOTT TAMES STEELE Vice-President LEWIS STINSON SHIRLEY MCREE IACQUE STOLTZ Secretary-Treasurer BILL TIBBETS IACK WHITE 2' W 1 A XV. EEQGXE W3 x ' ,Z N 2 Jnlsuv ,,,-,.. ,,.., 5 wnfs Ee' L..- lf , I 1 sf, sf' I , 9 . AI 7 5259 f Y' CURT WILCOX ANDREW WILLINGHAM PAUL ZANOWIAK Kappa Mu Epsilon meets the second Thursday of each month during the long term. Lectures and speeches dealing with mathematics as Well as entertaining features are enjoyed by the members at these times. Initiation banquets, one each semester, and informal gatherings complete the activities. SIGMA TAU DELT Psi Delta chapter of Sigma Tau Delta, national English fraternity, was established at Tech, April 3, l943. The purpose of this fraternity is to foster high scholarship, general culture, and creative writing among English majors. To be eligible for membership one must be of junior or senior standing with a 2.00 grade average in all college Work. The motto, taken from the name, is Sincerity, Truth, Design. x f X rims-3 , oo , tg .., orricsias X Y.. 0 ' Jos ANDERSON .... . President A eff 5 ARLENE SPIVEY wirr . vicerlfesidem VQSN .:-s PAT LlVELY . . . . Secretary-Treasurer g LOUlSE BATTlN . . A. WY S. Representative ' ' Q L X X Eff' n o S' x First row: Louise Battin, Betty Louise Bishop, Ralph Bucy, lmogene Fortenberry. Second row: Betty Hanks, Pat Lively, lean Nesbit, Arlene Vfitt. 2 5 l 3 t W if both A and B bands during the school year. The orqaniration also publishes a monthly r Neqib ffm, :fn e t 5 wit h S' .iaggl ls 5 CQ le-iff lv , Z i! KAPPA KAPPA PSI Alpha Omicron chapter of Kappa Kappa Psi, National Honorary fraternity for college bandsmen, was organized at Tech in l938. It is dedicated to the cause ot better music on the campus and to the promotion of the best interest of the Tech Matador band. The membership of the fraternity covers every division and department on the campus. One of the major projects of service to the school as a whole is the playing ot Christmas carols over the college chime system. The Kappa Kappa Psi sponsors dances and receptions for all the members of newspaper , CODA . OFFICERS ' WAYNE MCDONALD . . . . President GERALD ATKINSON . . Vice-President THOMAS SHOOK . . . Secretary DAVID BEAMAN . . . . Treasurer RAYBURN METCALFE . Sergeant-at-Arms FRANK PORTER . . . . Parliamentarian WILLARD EDGETT . . . Circulation-Publicity M. HAWKENS STARNES . Editor of Coda Page 328 I I 1 Page 329 Yi 4 1, L '. , -. Huff 15 1 Qs, s Y Y . as ,Q I .If wk ' ,f Ek First row: A. D. Anderson, Gerald Atkinson, Hubert Burgess, H. L. Crouch, Willard Eclgeii. Second row: lack English, Iohn Ewing, Sidney Kligman, Horton Morris, Billy McClatchy. Third row: Wilson McClellan, Wayne McDonald, Bob McFarland, Frank Porter, Thomas Shook Fourth row: Ray Showalter, Meri Slarnes, lerry Thrush, Hilmar Wagner. PHI ETA SIGMA OFFICERS NEVVELL REED ....... President RICHARD NADER . . Vice-President KENNETH SUTTON . , Secretary RONALD PRUET . . Treasurer Dick Copeland, Newell Reed, Zackie Reynolds. JACK GRADY - ' Historian Phi Eta Sigma, national freshman honor society for men, is composed ot students who have, at some time before they have completed thirty hours work, a grade point average of 2.5. Once a student is initiated, he is considered an active member during the entire time he is enrolled in college. First row: Ioe Arrington, Neil Artman, Iohn Ash, Wes Askew, lim Baker, Marion Baumgardner, H. G. Bedford, Doug Blackburn, Iames Block. Second row: Bobby Bonner, Iames Bowman, Rhea Bradley, Garland Bridges, Raymond Brigham, Billy Bucy, Billy Bufkin, Iohn Bunch, Donald Cade. Third row: Calvin Carpenter, Giles Carter, lack Chambers, Charles Clowe, Ray Collier, Wallace Collins, Clifton Cox, Don Duggan, Carl Dwyer, James Elliott, Billy Evans. Fourth row: Iohn Ewing, Richard Feiden, Ted Forsythe, E. R. Fowler, lack Grady, Charles Guy, Ken Hancock, Marshall Hargett, Melvin Hoelscher, Loys Huff, Lamar Iaclcson. Fifth row: Chester Iaynes, Paul Keele, Frank Kerr, Fred Knoll, Dowden Koeninger, Royce Laycock, David Layton, Harvey Mason, Curtis Miles, Francis Miller, Ioe Morris. Sixth row: F. F. McEwin, Richard Nader, Floyd Napier, Allen Orr, Robert Payne, Dwight Perkins, Terry Perkins, Warner Peticolas, Ronald Pruet, Bill Puryear, Morris Rantz. Seventh row: Richard Razar, Floyd Rector, Michael Rimar, Rush Roloinett, Doyle Rogers, Charles Sanders, Charles Schaffer, Carl Schmidt, Duane Setlift, Iames Steele, Iames Stewart. Eighth row: Roy Tapp, Charles Temple, Bill Tibbetts, Paul Tingle, Charles Valliant, Don Wells, B. I. Whitworth, Andrew Willingham, Dick Wolff, Billie Wright, Floyd Wright. . 1 at 5 is 'M W Q 4 M M 4 3 r , ' 'L M W Aa A . A. . X l 1,3 H. H. AHRENS HARRY ARTHUR C. I. ARNOLD IOE CANNON fi I riff Rov coLL1Ns DONALD DUGGAN LLOYD GREENWOOD THOMAS GREENWOOD ROBERT HENDERSON WILLIAM I--IERVEY HOWARD LOVELESS B. I. MALLARD EDWARD MOORE 'F' I GRIFF NEUMEYER GUILLERMO PEREA R. C. ROBERTSON ROBERT l-IALE President I IACK ROSS VANCE SANDERS CARL SCHMIDT RICHARD STEPHENSON i if +55 D G. S. WALLACE T. E. WELCH IOE WILLIAMS OFFICERS ROBERT HALE President IOE WILLIAMS Vice-President GRIFF NEUMEYER Secretary RICHARD STEPHENSON Treasurer LLOYD GREENWOOD Reporter IOE CANNON P I I I P S I Sentinel B. I. MALLARD Senior Warden Phi Psi, honorary textile engineering fraternity, is organized for the purpose of promoting better understanding and fellowship among the students in textile engineering. Members entering the fraternity must maintain a C average to be active. The frater- nity also promotes scholastic standing, cooperation and leader- ship among its members. Members are taken in after having gone through a probation period which includes three degrees, the last one being climaxed by a banquet at a downtown hotel. They give active aid in the Engineering show with its textile and dye exhibits during April. The organization sponsors a spring dance and is in charge of the presentation of the Cotton Carnival. At this celebration a coed is elected queen to preside over the parade of cotton styles and irocks representing National Cotton Week. Page 331 I. L. GAMBLE OWEN HOFACKET CLIFFORD HOWELL ENGLISH IACKSON IOE LUCKETT JOHN MOORE BILL NUGENT I. K, PEVEHOUSE RONALD PRUET MARSHALL PULLEN WENDELL WOOD FLOYD WRIGHT SIGMA GAMMA EPSILO OFFICERS R. A. DEAN ...., . . President OWEN HOFACKET . . Vice-President CARL GOODEN . Secretary MARSHALL PULLEN . . . Treasurer IOE LUCKETT . . Parliamentarian Alpha Beta chapter of the national geological fraternity was established at Tech in l93l. Dedicated to the advancement of earth sci- ences, the aim of the society is furtherance of social, scholastic, scientific advancement of its members, and extension of friendship between member schools. Each semester, pledges don prospector's clothes and lead a geology ex- pedition on the campus. Page 332 SUE STOCKARD BETTYE BOWDEN NORMA HAMMER NORMA EIRING ALINE WHITBY . TAU BETA SIG . President Vice-President . Secretary . Treasurer . Reporter Tau Beta Sigma is an honorary fraternity for Bandwomen, an auxiliary to Kappa Kappa Psi. Membership is limited to girls who play in the Con- cert Band who have been selected by invitation. Activities include a Homecoming dance, Christmas party, two fall dances, Saint Patrick's dance, and a spring picnic. Officers Went to Baylor University this year to install a chapter there. F rst row: Anna Bailey, lrma Rae Weaver, Bettye Bowden, Guin Byers, Betty Churchill, Norma Eiring, Norma lean Hammer. S cond row: Annie Ruth Paschal, Bernadean Priebe, Shirley Ratisseau, Rosalyn Schreier, Kathryn Smyer, Sue Stockard, Aline Whitby. ot pictured: Peggy Stovall, Marceline McEntyre. THETA SIGMA PHI OFFICERS President . . ,... HOPPY MAAS Vice-President . . BOBBIE CHILDERS Secretary . . MARY KING Treasurer , MARGENE FRY Theta Sigma Phi, honorary fraternity for women in Iournal isrn, sponsored the annual Club Scarlett and selected the Pret tiest Man on the Campus. The Annual Matrix Table dinner was held in the spring. ANNE CAROTI-IERS BOBBY CHILDERS MARY ELLEN DUFFEY NELVA IOYCE I-IALBERT ELAYNE HEAD MARY KING WINIFRED LARABEE HOPPY MAAS IUNE STINE SNOOKEY WEEKES ALINE 'WI-IITBY M Page 334 -sr- 'N 5 4660 X .0 if L. ina, , . LUCILLE BURNS MARY LOUISE CLAYTON ARGERO BOOTH COLLINS MARGENE FRY ANITA OLIVER OLETA STEWART IAYNE THOMPSON 2 E Q E 5 , F First row: Ernest Ammons, Hubert Bezner, Harvey Cook, Billy Evans, Winfield Evans. Second row: Walter Fade, Wade Gilbert, Dan Gillett, M. E. Harrison, Tom Hasselt, Donald Helmers, Samuel Iackson. Third row: Sam King, Alvin Ledwig, Wendell Mayes, Fred Montgomery, Charles McOuain, Roger Owen, James Raqan. Fourth row: H. B. Reaves, Evan Roberts, C. B. Sharp, H. A. Spuhler, Vernon Wade, B. I. Whitworth, Carl Young. I OFFICERS HARVEY COOK . . . . . President TOM HASSELL ......... Vice-President BILLY IACK ENLOW, SAMUEL IACKSON . . Secretaries ROGER OWEN ....... . Cataloquer 5. l Q, Q , ,X ,I X' W TAU BETA Pl ft ' J 5 g L 5 Q2 ' SQ S Page 335 ' - R DELTA SIGMA PI OFFICERS RAYEOBD MOODY . . . Head Master WILLIAM HUTCHESON . . Senior Warden WILLIAM HILGENEELD . . lunior Warden NEWELL REED . . . . Scribe SAMUEL GRIGG . . Treasurer IOE SEAY . . . Historian Delta Sigma Pi, an international fraternity, was established at Tech this past fall. The organization includes members of the Business Administration department with a 2.00 average. Several members attended a meeting in Dallas in the fall with the SMU chapter. During the spring semester, several picnics were held throughout the season and also a presentation dance. Page 336 First row: Gene Bates, Francis Brockman, Hubert Burgess, Don- ald Cade, Iames Campbell. Second row: B. I. Cook, Bill Davis, Claude Donaldson, Welton Duna- vant, Guy Eaqon. Third row: Sterling Emens, Durwood Finley, Wilbert Hart, Hubert Hen- ry, William Hilqenfeld, William Hutcheson, Billy Keith. Fourth row: Raytord Moody, Iohn Murray, William Nelson, Iohn Ratliff, Herbert Rice, Ralph Rus- sell, Lyndell Sharp. Fifth row: Edward Smith, Fred Stoughton, Richard Tibbetts, Iohn Wells, Clyde Williams, T. H. Wil- liams, Iames Zeitz. T if 1 ,W . at f ff ,,,,. AQ .. Q. I If ALPHA EPSILO DELTA OFFICERS IOE ARRINGTON . . . . . President MILTON BUTLER . . Vice-President BETTY CHURCHILL . Secretary DOROTHY WATKINS . . Treasurer .Alpha Epsilon Delta is a national honorary pre- medical fraternity organized to encourage excellence in pre-medical Work and to bind together similarly interested students. Qualifications include enroll- ment in the department, a B average, good charac- ter, and general ability and personality. First row: Ioe Arrington, VV. I. Askew, Philip Bennett, Brent Blonkvist, Milton Butler, Betty Churchill. Second row: Ieff Davis, Marvin Doss, Lamar Iackson, Paul Keele, Royce Laycock, Gene Malone, Gordon Mayes, Patricia Myrick. Third row: lean Rankin, loe Rankin, Floyd Rector, Bobby Salem, Roy Simmons, Frank Summers, Dorothy Watkins, Bobby Williams. Not pictured: Eugene Blair, Kelley Garrett, Dwain Parrack. OFFICERS SUE 'WALKER President JACK WALDON Vice-President LAVENA POWELL Secretary-Treasurer Noi pictured: Allan Burns, Ann Casner, Ruth Cowari, Elizabeth Harnrick, Betty Hanks, Mary Bell Rich' arcls, Belly Sell, lulia Vi- cente, Elizabeth Davis, Tack Wilson, Manuel Gar- cia. Page 339 DOROTHY BROXNN MARGARET BRUCE LUCILLE BURNS PANZE BUTLER RUTH CALDWELL ROBERT CASTLE MARY FINDLEY ANN FOSTER NINA HTCKMAN PAT LTVELY IEAN MEDLEY LUCY MILLER JORGE PADILLA OUIRINO PARRA GUTLLERNO PEREA LAVENA POWELL ALMA STURGES IARVTS WTTT 49 39 '-'augur-' W , if '5 xi.:- is 'Q'Q:- A - 43 3 A 3 ,V .. 'ali f ., ' . f-.fn Wg, limi 31 , A 1? A A if A A A Kifiw W! ff, 34 7955 I gf gs-ig, A' in -zz. ' ,.,.. 4m- J X L K Nm ,fr , A eff, Hg. , ,,,g, ,fn,, LK , 2, Af' , 54 5 ' V5 2, xx. ,rv 4 ' Q iii .- gf? I Au We if P .1 ? if A J ,ii if 2 XA THERE Q THINK m,f5?s:'igQ i ' Stes 1E.i'1gfiLef Q - , 'gf in '9 4 f Qt . Nff, ...,g 4 K ' N,,,, ',- tri? g ff 'vi . Li 4 mffeefm W A .M r . Q- X U . f. 3 if.-. lf Y Q As -4 Lift A , . , .UH . .W we .X , . .. lu, . A , WWW, 7 K H If-. A ,X-,M VM if ,I V ...M b, 1. X as zz if, 2 2 Mi Home Er party . . . Barton, star guard . . . Qiicrter-horse on Ag farms . . Mame Lively Then we Went fo Aggie Grove' '... End sweep . . . Apartment in Dorm llt , . . Sell and Doiza' in the Homecoming parade . . . Camile Stevens, first girl to make Judging team . . . The Circle during a blizzard. Page 340 Q 1 .,g,y.w fl! f l Q ,H mea Fairfax mt as, SERVICE CLUBS I A 6' f V ,Nfl 5 414159 Q 3 - gf! 425 5 F Q2 Q 3? l Q39 an fi . 'ww i f' , -. 5 'F -, 5' . V xx' x 253-if T wk A 'W' , n rx . fA,V X I-k! Pi yr A 5 4 ff...:g 1 J XLLVL 'rr lizl r l 4: 1 . 1 fs., '15 , - 9. Q fs , . me , il A5 -, .W ... 4, ' swim , . , Page 342 -Q' - V- --.'-: f 1 ir X ,K L. .- , ILL AGNEW HN BARNETT E CANNON ZRRY CLARK IHUCK CLOWE AROLD COBB ONALD CONKLIN AROLD CONKLIN ZRRY CRAWFORD UGH CYPHER IALTON DAVIS JHN DUBBERLEY ICHARD EDMONSON DB FOWLER AT GARRETT DE GILLILAND ARRY GUNN ENE HAMILTON ERYL HARRIS HHN HARVEY . L. HIGDON LAN LEE HILL ANE HILL . LVIN HOELSCHER LIARLES KELLEY SRL LAWSON IE LEWIS WIYAN LOVELACE DWARD LOVELESS JHN MOORE DBERT MCALISTER LL MCGHEE .OYD NAPIER C. NELSON II-INNIE NIXON ANDY NUNNELEY DNALD PRUET DB SIMPSON XRRON SPAULDING IANK SUMMERS RRY THRUSH AROLD TUNNELL ERBERT WHITE LCK WHITE Page 343 ALPHA PHI OMEGA OFFICERS OFFICERS Fall Spring KARL LAWSON . . . President BILL BURTON . . IOE HEFNER 1 Vi P ,d t HERBERT WHITE 1 BILL BURTON I ' ' Ce' fem GHS RANDY NUNNELEY I DICK COPELAND . . secremry PAT GARRETT . . RANDY NUNNELEY . . . . Treasurer HAROLD COBB . . WAYNE MCDONALD . . Reporter DICK EDMONSON IERRY CRAWFORD HAROLD TUNNELL . Serqeontecxt-Arms Alumni Secretary WAYNE MCDONALD BILL BAXTER WILLIAM BURTON DICK COPELAND BILL EDDINS WILLIAM MCKEE IOHN DUBBERLEY . HAROLD TUNNELL . IAMES CARROLL IACK ERW'IN ELTON RODGERS . . President Vice-Presidents . Secretary . . Treasurer . . Reporter Sergecmt-at-Arms Alumni Secreiury BOB COOPER IOE I-IEFNER KENNETH SUTTON 'TH fmfi 1 f la.. W 3 9 . L First ww: Mcrrqszret Asizli y, Cmrziyri Baldwin, Dfvrriiiiy bcirrieii, Guin Hyf if, io Niifr Coils Sefrorifi rc:w.' Leis Cone, Bzriiuru Corikiinq, Poliy Gcissett, Mary Ian: iiinsiic y, Icme Helden Third rc : Iffuri Heli, Eiirri Keiier, Jackie Lewis, Pat Lively, Mays Miicuafi. OFFICERS IACKIE LEWIS . . President PAT LIVELY . . . Vice-President MARY IANE HINCHEY . Secrerciry DOROTHY BARNETT . Treasurer ge 344 cqe 345 First row: Marjorie Morehead, Dorothy Nelson, Pat Pierson. Second row: Gloria Ramsey, Cherolyne Roberts, lane Skinner. Third row: Doris Smalley, Betty Sullivan, Dorothy 'Watkins, Arlene Spivey 'Nitt, Margie Williams. Not pictured: Lou Burns, Iobnnie Iohnscn, lane Loflin, Ian Riley, Marion Woods, Anita Oliver, Wanda Shofner Texas Tech Association ot Women Students is a member ot the lntercollegiate Associa- tion. All Women who enroll in Tech automatically become members. The governing body, the Council, is composed ot representatives from campus organizations tor Women. Each year AWS sponsors a handbook entitled Tech Tips , the activity point system, fresh- man hats for girls, and assists in sponsoring the spring Recognition service. This year, the Association also sponsored a reception tor the football team. BOOK REVIE ERS OFFICERS SUE LIVINGSTON . . . . President IEAN HOLMES NESBITT , . Vice-President SUE LIVINGSTON pf-3S1dCI'li BARBARA RAMSEY ' ' Secretary ' PAT O'NEILL . . . Treasuror BETTY HANKS , . Roporter First row: Dorothy Barnett, Barbara Bidweii, Paulina Bryan, Grotchen Ciitt, CaroIyn Coie, Martory Darneron, Roena Doitiker, Eariine- Eastorbrook. Second row: Be-ttye Lynn I-Iatchar, Dorothy HIavaty, Irrritg- HoIde-n, Barbara jackson, Mary Kina, Martha Lewis, Pai Liv:iIy, Iano Magee. Third row: Bobbie- Manning, Lovora Manning, Sue Mathis, Jackie Matthews, Martha Myers, Iune Ann Nix, Mary Ruth Norris, Beryl Nowiin. Fourth row: Pat O'NeiII, Mary Ann Ousley, Iane- Parsons, Barbara Baxnsey, Betty Ramsey, Virginia Saaqe, Barbara Scott, Juanita Sibley. Fifth row: Paula Sittei, Doris Smalley, Dolores Smart, Marjorie Tisdaie, Doloreis Waiden, Anne VVQBIU, Iuno Wiison, !XrIone Witt. V' ii-if ,wt ., ..,, iff L fl! 'RF E -wo, wi Page 34 CHEROLYNE ROBERTS TOY VARDEMAN OFFICERS IESSIE PEARCE . . . . . President MARY ELLEN MOLONY . Vice-President ANITA BURTON . . . . Secretary SUE OWENS .,...., Treasurer CHEROLYNE ROBERTS . A. W. S. Representative OWEN HARRISON . .... Reporter DOROTHY HARBIN , . Hisioricn CASA LIND ADDIERENE CLAY MTLDRED CLAY IOANNE CRABTREE ANITA BURTON DOROTHY HARBIN IOYCE HARDIN GWEN HARRISON GLADYS RUTH HAYNES PEGGY KOCUREK MARY ANN KVETON PAYE NEELE SUE OWENS IESSIE PEARCE PI9S1d9I'1f S THELMA ZIMMERMAN I GRETCHEN CLIFT ESTELLE CUMMINGS MARY EINDLEY IMOGENE EORTENBERRY BARBARA EOWLER MARGENE FRY SUE LYNN GUTHRIE MARY LANE HINCHEY JEAN HOLT DORIS DEAN IRVIN JEAN NESBIT SUE PUTEET CHEROLYN ROBERTS DORIS SMALLEY CAMILLE STEVENS CARLA VON ROEDER MARY WELCH WILMA WHEELER Not pictured: YORENE LUEDEKE Page 348 Forum, composed ot titteen out- standing senior girls, selected on the basis ot leadership, scholar- ship, character, ability and per- sonality, strives to promote and aid any Worthy undertaking of the student body. Forum aims to broaden itself by becoming a member of Mortar Board, a na- tional organization. New mem- bers are initiated in the spring at the secret sunrise ceremony and are honored at Woinen's Recogni- tion Service in May. GLADYS DAVJSON BETTY DEVIN AVIS EUCHS BETTY HANKS WVINEREI3 LARABEE NELL IA ROE lAcKtL LE ,I .Q PAT LIIJELY PAULINE IAOKEY HOPPY MAAS KATHERINE NELSON BARBARA RAMSEY GLORIA RAMSEY BETTY SELF SNOOKEY 'JVEEKEE OFFICERS ATHERINE NELSON .... President ERA IVIAAS . . . , Vice-President VIS EUCHS . 4 . Znd Vicevllrc-sident TTY HANKS , . . Secretary-Treasure: 'XRBARA RAINISEY . '. UV. Repr. NIFRED LARABEE . . Reparter LL IA ROE . . , Historian Page 329 Wh. IQQHIH 'Gifs MW ww-'f f 49 - it ,,,.u......,4..,,,. HUBERT BURGESS President IOE KING Vice President MARILYN ANDERSON Secretary ,A . Texas Tech Chamber of Commerce is oper to any undergraduate in college. This organ ization attempts to create and foster a spirit o generous consideration among the students o Tech through a study of the problems tha arise in our relationship toward a better school This year the organization was successful ir sponsoring a movie made of the outstanding features of Tech, in aiding in the campus clean up drive, and in helping to solve the traffic problem, by painting signs and pedestriar lanes, and designating parking areas off the paved streets. Among other projects, the Tech Chamber o Commerce this year sponsored the Band Triy and the filming of the college movie. Page 350 TECH CHAMBER GF CGIVIIVIERCE 5 Q 9 f 'f-v 'WV IQ ' 'NJ' Page 351 BOARD OF DIRECTORS First row: Rickie Lfwif, Avis Fuchs, Mary Wclvoord, Newell Re-ed, Ice King. Seccnd row: Georg? Lafisc, Iohn Perkins, Floyd Lclwhorn, Gene Nowlin, Vv'uy1cmd Bsrlrleit. -.A-g.. . ,it Q1 'Q SADDLE The Saddle Tramps with their bright red shirts and big hats have long been the nucleus of the cheering section. The Tramps were first organized in 1936 and have always been known as an organization that supports Tech and the athletic teams to the highest degree. lt is the principal objective of the Saddle Tramps to further promote school spirit, and to uphold the traditions of the college. The Saddle Tramps also serve as the official sponsors of the cheerleaders, sponsors of the pep rallies and give assistance in maintaining order at all athletic contests held on the campus. To become a member of the Saddle Tramps, ia man must have at least 31 hours, be in good standing with the college and possess an abundance of school spirit. All potential mem- bers must receive a majority vote of the membership. OFFICERS GEORGE WILMOTH . . . . President ANDY WILLINGHAM . . Secretary Page 352 TRAIVIPS First row: Darrell Adams, Iohn Adamson, Charles Akers, Iohn Anderson, C. I. Arnold, Ioe Arrinqton, Bill Babb, Gene Bates, Marion Baumqardner. Second row: Wayland Bennett, Billy Bucy, Billy Bufkin, Edward Campbell, Winston Churchill, Bob Click, Charles Clowe, Ray Cox, Horace Crawford. Third row: Iames Echols, Clint Formby, Don Furr, Richard Gary, Andy Griffin, Thomas Grimes, Tom Haley, Iohn Hall, Robert Harvey. Fourth row: Weldon Harris, Paul Haskins, Tom Hassell, Claude Helweq, Darwin Hobbs, Bill Hoffman, lim Hutchins, Marvin Iordan, Vic Iury. I E . Wm,-t.t sf. zwfwffi- 5 S. . ,A Siw g aw.: - g 5 v I A S .- H1 4 - 'f - U 3 1 , . I S, . L , Ki z i 'iefvf . Z P, V 'I J 1 I 2 , . h.1f 15 First row: Blake Kersh, Leo Kitch, Dowden Koeninger, Bobby Lewis, Bob Lilly, Robert Mahaffey, Bryan Miller, lack Mims. Second row: Hoyle Moss, Bill McKee, I. A. McWl'1orier, Buck Nesbit, I. L. Nikkel, Gene Nowlin, lack Noyes, Bill Nugent. Third row: Steve Payne, Walter Phillips, lames Pinson, lim Ed Poer, Harold Ramsey, Floyd Read, R. N. Rhodes, Alfred Robinson. Fourth row: Ralph Russell, Floyd Saddler, Iames Sammons, Carl Schmidt, Edwin Scudday, Don Sloan, Edward Smith, Barron Spaulding, Fifth row: Iames Springer, Curtis Sterling, Gerald Stokes, Spencer Sireet, Edward Surnrall, Charles Thut, Bill Toombs, Frank Vernon. Sixth row: George Wall, Reginald Webb, Ted White, Harold Williams, George Wilmoth, Carrol Wilson. Page 354 W.R. . OFFICERS LOIS BASSEMIER .... . President CARLA VON ROEDER . Vice-President LUCILLE SORRELLS . Secretary VIRGINIA KENNEDY . . . Treasurer CHARLOTTE KLEINFELDER . . Recorder BETTY IAY ........ Reporter IO NITA CALLAN . , A. W. S. Representative Women's Recreational Association is open to all girls who are interested in sports. In November, the Association was represented at the State convention ai Waco. During the year, the association sponsors a breakfast, Play Day, the Square Dance School, tennis tournament and a Cabaret party. First row: Lois Lee Bassemier, Susie Blackwell, Margaret Brown, Io Nita Callan, lean Flournoy, Lillian Franklin, Wilda Ruth Franklin. Second row: Dorothy Harris, Lora Mae Humble, Elizabeth Iohnson, Virginia Kennedy, Charlotte Kleinfelder, Patti Io Musson, Doris New- ton, Dorothy Phillips. Third row: Elsie Price, Frances Rhoades, Ioy Lee Saxon, Lucille Sorrells, Eula Starkey, Carla Von Roeder, Bernadine Walls, Marguerite Weeks. . .Aw .5 cl' an N. f NAI TECH AR VETERANS ASSOCIATIO TWVA was organized May l, 1944, with a membership ot nine men. To show the purpose ot this organization the Constitution adopted lune 12, 1944, is quoted: We, ot the Tech W-ar Veterans Association, do hereby pledge our- selves: l. To uphold and tight for the ideals in which our ioretathers believed, the Four Freedoms. Z, To strive for continuation of improvement of our school so that our brothers in arms upon return to Texas Tech may find a more democratic and stronger student association for which they touqht and deserve to find when they return. 3. To give aid in all possible ways to our brother veterans. g, OFFICERS Fall TOE MEADOR . . . Commander IOE KING . . . . Vice-Commander MORGAN DAVIDSON . . , Secretary DON SLOAN . . . Sergeant-at4Arms . Finance Officer TED WHITE . . LEM TITTSWORTH ..... Chaplain Spring GENE NOWLIN ..... Commander IACK NOYES .... Vice-Commander CURTIS STERLING ..... Secretary MORGAN DAVIDSON . . Sergeant-at-Arms TED WHITE . . . ROY GRIMES . Finance Officer . . Chaplain Activities of T. W. V. A. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE FLOYD READ GEORGE WILMOTH CLINT FORMBY IAMES DENTON GENE NOWLIN IOE MEADOR HUGH HORTON A. I. SMITH STANLEY HAZELWOOD In its program for improvement, TWVA during the fall semester sponsored and aided in the following programs on Tech campus: Clean-up drive: Homecoming: naming of Memorial Circle: traffic control: Tech Cham- ber of Commerce: bookstore investigation. Fall activities were initiated by the tradi- tional Smoker, followed by the election of the association's sweetheart, and later spon- soring Tech night at the Lions Club Minstrel Show. The dedication service of TWVA's monument in Memorial Circle high-lighted the spring activities. Other notable events were the sponsorship of the Spring Arbor Day and the Blue Cross hospitalization plan, the All-College Howdy Dance and the Get Acquainted' Smoker. Page 357 MZ iffy 'W df G A V f P' 'Q 5 Q, X 5 5 s X Q '45 j, , eww 1-Q lla iii? f - We was is 'x Q 2 X , 52r3f?, L 'Zigl- ,I , Y A . A VAVV Y., ,517 'bf g 8.5 Y DEPARTMENTAL CLUBS lames Bagan, President: Iames-Wright, Vice-President: Leonard Taylor, Secretary: Bob Mahaffey, Treasurer: Sam King, Engineering Show Manager. . I. CH. E. The student chapter of the American Institute of Chemical Engineers was established in 1938 and was the first chapter in Texas. Membership in the organization is open to any undergraduate student majoring in Chemical Engineering. The activities of the organization include a smoker each semester, a picnic in the spring and an annual field trip. The purpose of the organization is to promote relations between students and faculty and to help the student understand the problems and situations encountered in the profession of his choice. Page 360 . . yi-in First row: Allen Ater, Roy Baker, Paul Barron, Horace Boone, Eugene Boren, Robert Brandon, A. G. Bryant, Billy Bucy, Charles Burks, William Carnes. Second row: Stanley Cathey, lack Chambers, l. M. Clark, Bob Click, Aubrey Connally, Iamie Edwin Cozby, Horace Crawford, H. L. Crouch, L. L. Davidson, Quinton Drake. Third row: A. N. Earle, Richard Edmonson, l. W. French, Eugene Geery, loe Gilliland, lack Grady, Willis Higgenbotham, Donny lackson, R. R. Kauphold, lohn Kimbrow. Fourth row: Carlon Land, Melton Martin, Horton Morris, Billy McClatchy, Robert McDonald, R. H. McManus, Bill McMenamy, lack Nabors, Billy Neeper, Richard Nunn. Fifth row: Lyman Osborne, Iohn Pace, Thomas Pardue, Robert Payne, Arthur Penkert, Dwight Perkins, G. L. Peterson, William Richardson, Ted Shaikewitz, lim Shoults. Sixth row: Elliott Strother, Kenneth Tanner, Warren Thieme, Pete Thompson, William Thornton, Hollis Thur- man, Charles Thut, Frank Vernon. Not pictured :Ralph Briggs, Thurman Brown, loe Buchanan, Carl Burleson, lohn Crow, lohn Evans, Fred Ferguson, Charles Horton, Opal lames, Harry Libby, Guy Lively, Robert Lotland, Thomas Payne, Robert Sfakney, Leonard Taylor, lames Wallace, loe Werther, Mason Wilt, lean Wood, lames Wright, Robert Rawlings, Tom Tarwater. U ar 1' M A lit ' A 11' QE TECH ACCGUNTI G SOCIETY OFFICERS RAYFORD MOODY ...... President W. T. HUTCHESON .... Vice-President SUSIE BLACKWELL . . Secretary-Treasurer President SAMUEL GRIGG . . . . Reporter First row: D. N. Barrett, Gene Bates, Hurston Barley, Francis Brockman, Max Caraway. Second row: LaNell Dunlap, Durwood Finley, Charlotte Kleintelder, Iames Montgomery, Raytord Moody. Third row: Freda McCaslcill, Bobby McMenarny, Billy Phillips, Edward Richardson. Fourth row: C. E. Sherrill, Charles Stewart, Robert Tyler. Not pictured: Travis Allen, Susie Blackwell, Don Dorman, Samuel Griqq, Wilbert Hart, William I-lilqenteld, Frank Holland, Wayne Holland, Norma Laubharn, W. I. McCrary, Ernest Wallace, Mary Frances Hale. l M ,, FHM A J! 7 F .,f. -'Fay , ,,, ,QM i X ii, t t f if' me Q +N2,o:.'iNX fx x ,f ,. X J! E L SWA .Q ' Q gk -t f -G'-t LM i ix 1-,J NEIL ARTMAN GEORGE EOI-INER DOROTHY CLINGINGSMITH RAY COOLEY LOUISE ELLIOTT PATRICIA FAIN TOE GILLILAND BUSTER I-IIGDON WAYNE HOUSER FRANK TUDIA SAM KING BROWNIE LAMB SUE LIVINGSTON IACKIE MATTHEWS STEVE MEINICI-IE AVANELLE MOSS SUE MATHIS GERALD PETERSON TACK PRENTISS DOLORES SMART FRANK SUMMERS HOLLIS TI-IURMAN L. L. TAYLOR FRANK VERNON TACK WHITE Page 363 GEORGE BURRESS, President ex i 4 1 First row: Ernest Ammons, Bert Andries, Glenn Bandy, Albert Bassett, H. S. Bates, Hardy Benson, lim Biehn, Brac Biggers, Tommy Bishop. Second row: Doug Blackburn, Tommy Bloomer, George Breeland, I. K. Brown, Rex Brown, lack Burke, loe Cape, Victor Cargile, Barney Carr. Third row: Iames Carroll, Marion Cavendor, Roger Clark, Sam Combs, Donald Conklin, lames Cook, N, L. Cooksey, Olus Culpepper, H. E. Davis. Fourth row: C. B. Derrick, Donald Devenport, Clare Foreman, Albert Fry, Ray Gammon, Homer Gilkerson, Lloyd Gilmore, lohn Hall, Weldon Harris. Fifth row: John Harvey, Robert Harvey, George Hatchco, lames Heath, Durwood Horn, Shelly Hudnall, O. M. Huggins, Robert Hunt, I. D, Hunter. WSJ - 9,9 f orriciaas 'Q G ROGER K. OWEN . . Chairman ! 0 DICK BEASLEY . . Vice-Chairman X i X HM IAQUET . . . Secretary-Treasurer X si ,il y 5 IRENE KNOWLES . . Senior Representative f - C. V. BULLEN . . Faculty Counselor Q American lnstitute ot Electrical Engineers is a professional society tor Electrical Engineer majors. Social activities ot the organization include a tall and spring picnic, engineers' ball, ' engineers' banquet and participation in the engineers' show. Distinguished scientists lecture to the group at intervals in the school year. Page 364 S .. .N ,Q w k H A. I. E. E. First row: Ray lrvin, lim Iaquet, Clyde Iones, Samuel Kirtdrick, Iohn Klein, Irene Knowles, I. P. Lilly, Iames Long, Second row: Charles Mann, Wendell Mayes, Ann Merrell, Clyde Minshew, Fred Montgomery, Donald McCarroll, Mclilligott, I. W. MCEwin, Third row: Doyle McGough, G. B. Neill, Charles Newton, LeRoi Ogden, Roger Owen, James Pharr, Harold Picke Pruitt. Fourth row: David Reddell, I. E, Reeves, Z. D. Reynolds, Nolan Rhodes, R. N. Rhodes, Iames Rider, Marion Robin, Fifth row: Bill Skoog, William Slay, Harry Spencer, H. A. Spuhler, L, D. Stevens, Lewis Stinson, Clark Sunday, Terrell. Sixth row: Robert Tubb, lack Volder, Vernon Wade, Gene White, Andrew Vllillingham, George Wood. re. as ,E A il? E R Y , Robert Luqinbyhl. Lee McDaniel, D. T. ns, Dean Powell, Dan Bill Rasser, Ioe Shultz. Delton Tatum, Jimmie Q1 5 .. ev :V Page 60 4+-y : 1 69 .Q 3 .yy No.1 ll ul Y l, -1 1 V. L3 I 'V bl l Q D Ntf W .51 I W :, will .. S, B' o r 9 X Adamson, Iohn R. Alldredge, Vernon Allen, B. L. Allen, W. W. Anderson, William R. Ash, Claude Ray Atwood, William Austin, Buford Baker, Eli Baker, William Douglas Baker, Wynn Ball, Henry C. Ballard, Loman A. Barker, Douglas Barrier, Bruce Barron, Norris Baumgardner, Marion F. Baumgardner, Robert W. Bean, W. L. Bearden, Herbert C. Becker, Glynn Bedenbender, Gerald E. Beedy, Charles Behrends, Andrew Beights, Iames E. Bell, Tommie N. Bennett, Wayland Bettis, H. Bevers, Barney Ioe Bickle, Iames A. Billingsby, Max Bishop, A. J. Bishop, Leslie Black, Clyde Blanek, Louis J. Blankenship, Bill Blanden, Harry E. Bahner, William H. Bonner, Harry G. Boone, Ioe Boothe, Jay Bordner, C. W. Bowden, Ray Box, Ward Boyd, Clyde Boyd, Thomas Bradley, D. S. Brighan, Raymond Casner, Stanley Caudle, Jehu E. Caudle, Miles Chambliss, L. G. Chesnut, Billy Cherry, Robert Chisholm, Don W. Christion, Paul Clark, John M. Clark, Margaret Cleveland, Thomas Clonts, Sam E. Clowe, Chuck Cobb, L. A. Coffee, D. R. Cole, Iack Conklin, Harold Conrad, Edger R. Conway, Robert Cook, Eldon H. Cook, H. M. Cooper, I. B., Jr. Copeland, A. C. Cornelius, Eugene Corse, Wallace Costlow, Delton M. Courtney, Hal Cox, Robert D. Cox, Billy Craft, Jimmie Criswell, Elmer Cromer, Noah Lee Crane, P. I. Cross, Bob Crume, Floyd E. Cruser, James C. Cummings, Ted Cunningham, Jame Cusenbery, Jimmy Custer, Roy Lee Daugherty, Carlton Davidson, Iim, Ir. AGGIE Ramsey s A. Davenport, B. P. Davenport, Howard Davis, Alvin G. Davis, William C. Davis, W. I. Davis, William Louie Dawson, L. M. Day, Dan Day, Don DeBord, Iesse W. Demere, Frank Denson, Denton, DeVane Dopson, Dowell, Morris James S. y, Wayne Kenneth G. S. Downey, Sherwood M. Britton, Harold Brooks Charles A. Brooks, Claude E. Brooks, Thurman W. Brown, Robert Dowty, Pete Drennan, Jesse R. Duckworth, Herman W. Dugger, P. A. Duke, Robert Brown, Wilbur Carr Brownlow, C. L. Bryan, William I. Bryant, Grady G. Bryant, Harry Ray Buchanan, Iack Buckles, Richard M. Burkhalter, Jack Burnett, Earl Bush, Bobbye B. Butler, Charles Robert Button, Ralph W. Cade, Charles Carlton, Ray Carpenter, Calvin Cass, Oschr Dwhin Casley, Clifton Dunn, George B. Dwyer, Carl Dwyer, Iohn Easley, Iim Edwards, Iohn Elkins, Olen Elliott, George Earl, Ellis W. Ericson, Lester Lan Erwin, Iack Eubanks, Tyson Evans, Robert P. Evans, Vernon K. Falls, Billy Ioe Farris, Bryan Fee, Bob Fisher, George 9 Fleming, Joe Gayle Flynn, Paul T. Foster, L. I. Fouts, A. T. Fowler, Howard G. Foy, Charles A. Foy, Iames A. Freeman, O. B. Fry, Travis Fuson, Leonard Fuston, Art Futch, Iames L. Gann, Charles Thomas Gary, Richard B. Gaston, E. G. Gaston, M. F. Gentry, Bruce George, Bonnie I. Gibner, Jerzy Gill, Billy Gill, Cecil Gill, Robbie L. Gimmell, James Gist, R. B. Gooch, Cecil Goodin, Emery Goodrich, Floyd D. Goodwin, Newton Gosdin, William M. Gramstorff, Jack Green, Cecil Green, Jimmie Gressett, Donald Grisham, I. L. Grisson, L. L. Groves, Edwin Groves, Ramsey Guffee, Clarence E. Hahn, Lester Hall, Elmo Halsell, F. Halsell, Iohn G. Hambright, Billy Ioe Hamilton, Charles Hamilton, Harry Hamilton, Thomas Hancock, I. W. Hancock, W. D. Hargett, Marshall Hargrove, Allen C. Hargrove, James Harvey, Charles G. Harrison, S. D. Hankins, R. B. Harvey, Rudolph Hastings, Joe R. Hayes, Frank W. Headstream, Iames Heath, James H. Helton, Iohn Henderson, Bill Hendrix, Lloyd Henry, Rallo Henson, Herman H. Herring, Iim Hull, Burrell Hill, Donald Hill, Johnny Hill, 'Willard D. Hines, Iohn P. Hobbs, Darwin Hobgood, J. Walter Hobgood, U. O. Hoffman, Bill Hogan, Donald Hollingsworth, Dick Hooks, Bill Houchin, Rayburn House, Clint E. Houtchens, Raymond Howard, E. A. Howell, Duane Holloway, Lloyd Hudson, Charles W. Huffaker, Donald Lee Hughs, Iames E. Humphries, Iames E. Hyatt, Cleatus E. Inglis, William Igo, Merwyn Irvin, Joe Irvine, A. H. Jackson, Royce T. Iacoby, Chester James, Carl M. Jones, Dwane Jones, James Paul Iames, Joe E. Jaynes, Chester Jones, Herbert Iones, Leon Jones, Patsy Jones, S. E. Johnson, Iohn Johnson, Sidney Kennedy, Clinton Kenshalo, Sam R. Ketchersid, Ioe Killin, Wendell I. Kimmell, Sammy Kingsbery, Tom Kirk, Oren H. Koeninger, Dowden Kral, Robert Krueger, William J. Lackey, Iames Lawhorn, Floyd Lee, John W. Labaj, Edwin LaMaster, Kenneth Lane, Doyle Lauw, James E. Layman, Ira O. Layton, I. E. Lee, A. G. Lee, Billie Bob Lewis, Don A. Ludeke, Iames Lumsden, Iohn Lynch, Bill Lyon, Floyd Martin, Donald W. Mason, Arlen R. Masters, Cleburne Matthews, Olive Martin, Ierry Martin, Carrol Maples, Bennett May, Aubrey Joe Macha, Robert Maxey, Chester Earl McAlister, Gib McClarney, I. G. McClellan, Wilson McClendon, O. E. McCormick, Charlie McDonough, Clifton McEntire, Ewing McEwen, Earl I. McGhee, Bill McGlothlin, W. E. McKnight, Roy McLeroy, E. C. McMullan, Frank F. Mellody, Edwin Mendenhall, Bob Messimer, Gerald Miller, Billy Miller, Boyd Miller, R. B. Mills, C. Paul Mims, Robert W. Page 366 Montgomery, Don Montgomery, Gayle Moore, Haden Morgan, Martin Morrison, Don W. Moseley, Hugh E. Munn, Sargent Murray, L. O. Murphy, Charles Newman, Wendell W. Newton, Milton Nichols, Elmer Nicholson, C. L. Noted, Alvin Nutt, R. G. Oates, Clay O'Daniel, Ross Orr, Iohn B. Orr, Oscar B. Osborne, C. W. Owen, Douglas Owen, Lawton Park, Thomas Parkenson, Robert I. Parker, Cecil Parsons, Iack Patrick, Iames W. Payne, Iohn H. Petty, D. B. Pfluger, Robert Pliler, George E. Plummer, Wm. Howard Pond, Willis E. Pool, William A. Poteet, Bob Potts, Fred Potts, I. B. Pratt, Tully Price, Willis D. Quattlebaum, Billy Ouattlebaum, Glenn Quebe, Ben H. Ramsey, Harold Randolph, Wayne Ray, Levon L. Reece, Willie Y. Reeves, Charles H. Reeves, I. E. Reeves, Ioe Reid, Bill Renner, Bob Reppeto, Ioe Revier, Paul Reynolds, Weldon M. Richards, Hubert Riley, Harold Ritter, Clinton Rivers, Marion Roberts, Charles Y. Roberts, William R. Robertson, Iohn C. Robinson, Iess L. Robinson, Iim Robinson, Richard Rodgers, Iames W. Rodgers, William G. Rogers, Iames M. Rogers, Otis Rogers, Walter Bob Rose, Austin Rosson, Eldon Rountree, I. D. Rowland, Iames Sadler, Russell Sampson, H. H. Sanders, Dean Sauer, Wm. Philip Schafer, Gene A. Scott, Ierry Sealy, George A. Sears, Earl W. Page 367 Sears, Ernest Seitz, Elbert L. Self, Sammy Setliff, Duane A. Shannon, Charles Shaffer, Bill Sharp, Allen Sharp, Charles Shaw, Eamie W. Sheffield, Ioel Shipman, Vestal C. Shoemaker, Arthur R. Sigut, Louis Simpson, Iames Simpson, Iohn Simpson, W. T. Sims, Darrell Sims, Douglas Sims, Lester I. Slaughter, Don Smith, C. I. Smith, Frank A. Smith, Harvin R. Smith, Theodore M. Snodgrass, Billy Ioe SoRelle, Charles W. Sorley, Grady Southall, Eugene Spain, Gene L. Spain, Iim Spearman, Iohn R. Springstun, Richard Sprouls, Bobby Ioe Sprouls, Henry H. Stalls, Iames L. Stanfield, S. E. Steele, Iohnny Stevens, Camille Stewart, Robert Lee Stinson, Thomas Leon Stay, Arthur M. Streger, Eugene F. Stribling, Iames C. Stuard, Ross R. Swenson, Eugene C. Sugarek, Richard Suther, Arthur L. Sutton, Harold Swigert, Robert D. Tabor, Leon R. Tarrant, Billy Taylor, Adrian Taylor, Billy Rufe Taylor, H. M. Taylor, Iames W. Terry, I. S. Thomas, F. N. Thompson, Iack Tilger, Billy I. Toombs, Billy Ioe Troost, Albert Trew, Philip True, Riley Tucker, Edwin Turnbow, Horace L. Turnbow, Royce B. Turner, Calvin A. Turner, Ioe Tye, Doyle Underwood, Horace Vaughn, Charles C. Vaught, Paul C. Vickers, Durward Walker, Iohn E. Wall, George Wall, I. C. Wallace, Iames Walters, Thomas L. Warren, Billy I. Waters, Paul Weatherbee, George C. CQ ?ul:,u CLUB iIl5 ':' ft! 5 -XE I i C b - i t nt Webb, Rigniold O. Weems, Cloy Welch, Louis West, Iames H. Westerman, Roland Wheeler, Valton C. White, Ioseph E. Wilborn, Sam I. Williams, Charles A. Williams, Don H. Willis, Albert Willis, Kenneth Word, Bob Wilson, Iames A. Wilson, Carrol Wilson, Frank Woods, Warren B. Winders, Dale Winter, Buddy Vlloerner, Elwood Wood, Gerald Wood, Ioel Wright, F. W. Wynn, Phillip Yeates, Gerald Woodrow Allen, Charles Hudson, Billy Ioe Reid, Clinton Ritter. l 1 i GGIE -we M, Calvin Carpenter, Carl Dwyer, Don Mor- rison, Robert Parkinson, Iames Patrick Russell Saddler, Earl Sears, Camille Ste vens. Page 358 CLUB OFFICERS OF THE AGRICULTURAL CLUB Fall Semester Spring Semester EARL SEARS ..... President BILL REID ..... President BILL REID . . Vice-President WOODROW ALLEN . . Vice President CARL DWYER . . . Secretary CALVIN CARPENTER . . Secretary CHARLES HUDSON . . Treasurer IAMES PATRICK . Treasurer CAMILLE STEVENS . . Reporter RUSSELL SADLER . . Reporter BILL HOOKS . . . . Marshal DON MORRISON . Marshal ROBERT PARKINSON . . Songleader L. M. HARGRAVE . . Sponsor CALENDAR OF AGGIE CLUB SOCIAL FUNCTIONS Pg 369 October I7 November I7 February l3 March 9 April 23 . . Divisional Dance . . Annual Pig Roast . . Aggie-Home Ec Party . . Dedication of Aggie Auditorium . . Annual Banquet 159 -Qxijjblx' -A -4 5-2 115 X O Q C C I? K X A 5 C E QF! OFFICERS CHARLES MCQUAIN . . . President IACK COLLINS . . . Vice-President ED MCGOWAN . . Secretary-Treasurer The American Society of Civil Engineers was founded in 1852. lts ob- jects are: The advancement of the sciences of engineering, the professional improvement of its members, the encouragement oi intercourse between men of practical science, and the establishment of a central point oi reference and union for its members. This Student Chapter is to provide a society for stu- dents oi civil engineering to begin those professional associations and con- tacts which, continued through lite, are invaluable to the practicing engineer. Page 370 First row: Hugh Abbott, Doug Anderson, William Anderson, Hubert Bezner, Fraser Boone, Rhea Bradley, William Brazele, Pat Christal. Second row: lack Collins, lames Conely, H. M. Cook, Robert Cox, William Crabtree, Richard Crandall, Roy Dunlap, Billy Enlow. Third row: Bobby Eubank, Orval Farmer, Wade Gilbert, E. G. Gilmer, Erwin Glover, B. L. Green, Ken Hancock, lohn Hickerson. Fourth row: lohn Hickey, Andrew Hill, Donald lanssen, Robert Lacey, Bobbie Lewis, lack Liqht, Charles Lovelace, Alton Martin. Fifth row: lesse May, Bill Millican, Monroe Moore, Perry Moss, E. D. McGehee, Walter McGowan, Richard Nader, I. L. Nikkei. 1, Sixth row: loseph Patton, William Price, Marshall Pullen, l. G. Threadqill, Paul Tinqle, Reubert Wier. J i it l L JL -Li m A QL' LA Y D '03 3 Page . Am E r r PA Y ESPADA OFFICERS IULIA VICENTE ...... President BETTY SELF . . . Vice-President MARGARET BRUCE . Secretary ALMA STURGES . . Treasurer Capa y Espada was organized to promote interest in the ideals ot Spanish and Latin American. Membership is extended to all stu- dents who have had or are taking Spanish and who are interested in the people and customs ot Mexico and South America. First row: Mary Lois Blount, loaguin Bonilla, Bette Boydstun, Betty Bratton, Dorothy Brown, Margaret Bruce, Billy Butlcin, Ruth Cowart. Second row: Sherry Crocker, Stanley Dendy, Earline Easterbrook, Robert Feynn, lrnogene Fortenberry, Marcia Funk, Mary Ann Goddard, Lee Ola Hall, Third row: Philip Kemp, Daisy Kilpatrick, Marjorie Luck, Levora Manning, Guida Miller, Virginia Monkhouse, Maxine McCollum, Guil- lermo Perea. Fourth row: Byrdean Roberson, Carl Schmidt, lane Skinner, Dotsy Stephenson, Alma Sturges, Helen Terrell, Julia Vicente, Dorothy Wade. Fifth row: Tommy lean Weldon, lanelle Wiley, Barbara Williamson, Nancy Wilson, Alice Withers, Sue Wright. X . K K Q 4 in fi fr. W f f ' 1 F' ' ., ' Q .. x' 1 W ' Ui, '2 - Nqr-of S GN A W em? is . .E 2, V l I Jxb Q. 1 ,ts ,, rim., . , f t fr? it -:Qf..,g.x ug, tl t , L A, E, DAIRY CLUB OFFICERS W. G. BESHEARS . . . . President KENNETH RENNER . . Vice-President CLAYTON NALE . . Secretary-Treasurer IOHN ASH . . . Reporter The Dairy Club was organized in l933 to promote and foster professional fellowship among students, faculty and professional and research Workers inter- ested in the progress of the dairy industry. The group assists in conducting the annual high school FF A dairy products judging contest and buys medals for the Senior Dairy Products judging team. W. G. BESHEARS President First row: Iohn Ash, lames Carver, lim Dixon, Donald Hogan, I, M. Howell, Chester Maxey, Clayton Nale. Second row: Milton Peeples, C. R. Price, Kenneth Renner, Richard Sugarek, I. S. Terry, Horace Tomlinson, Ierry Trimble. Not pictured: Foy Gaither, R. R. Lovelady, Earl McEwen, lohn Payne, W. H. Plummer, Henry Sprouls, Horace Turnbow, Woodrow Turner, Albert Willis. ,XR SDN IE X 9 13 A K F 'T' I ' A X lk Ii I 1 . , Q w gb QD: ig I M. ' .AT . 1-4 ' ROBERT ARNOLD MELVIN BOBO CHARLES BROWN GLEN BULLOCK IOI-IN CARTER JIM CLEAVINGER IACK COATS RICHARD EHRLICH BILLY EVANS DAN GILLETT TOM HASSELL ROBERT IACKSON LAWRENCE IOHNSON M. E. IURY THOMAS KILLOUGH KARL LAWSON E. B. LOCKE IOHN MCNABB GEORGE NEILL ANN PEEVEY OFFICERS DAN GILLETT . . Presidenf BELDON PETERS . Secreiury iiiiff 6111222 ' Tililiii RICHARD RRELPS ' ELVIN RAINEY ROBERT RAINEY MORRIS RANTZ RAYMOND SARTOR DON SLOAN CLAUD SLOVER EDWARD SUMRALL Page 374 ARTHUR THIBODEAUX NORMAN WILLIAMS R Q QI ww I ffl' ef Q . GUINN WILLIAMSON DICK WOLFF 6 U U HORACE YARBROUGH kb A FUTURE FARMERS GE AMERICA OFFICERS The Tech Collegiate Chapter of the EFA Was or- G, gb DQWELL ...,. , presidem ganized in l933. Members must be of junior or TYSON EUBANKS . . Vice-President senior standing with the intention ot teaching Voca- CARROL WH-SON - - SSCWYUYY tional Agriculture. The Chapter assists in sponsor- IOHN IOHNSON . Treasurer ing the annual Vocational Agriculture judging con- ROBERT COX . . . . R t , , ,Spot er tests held tor high school students each spring. W. E. MCGLOTHLIN . . . Historian I. D. LUMSDEN . . . Parliamentarian Pl-IILLIP WINN . . . Sentinel First row: Iames Beights, Wayland Bennett, Barney Bevers, Thurman Brooks, Robert Cox, William Davis, Pete Dowell, Ellis Earle, Iohn Edwards. Second row: Tyson Eubank, Paul Flynn, Thomas Gann, Richard Gary, Ramsey Graves, Cecil Green, Jimmie Green, Herman Henson, E. A. Howard. Third row: Iohn Iohnson, Sammy Tones, Dowden Koeninqer, Edwin Labai, Don Lewis, lohn Lumsden, Robert Mendenhall, Thomas Morriss, W, E. McGlothlin. Fourth row: George Peek, William Pool, Levon Ray, Willis Reece, Paul Revier, Olan Rice, William Roberts, Russell Sadler. Fifth row: Earl Sears, Douglas Sims, Eugene Southall, Ross Stuard, Reginald Webb, Warren Woods, Phillip Wynn. W A grew .e,f,,. ,ad 5 T'ft 5 A I l l I 2 is is Y3..'i.Kl' si ' - psi 33 ,KW Page 375 BILL WHITWORTH BRAC BIGGERS BILL ENLOW TOM HASSELL SAM IACKSON IRENE KNOWLES WENDELL MAYES IAMES RAGAN W. C. RILEY DON SLOAN HAROLD SPUHLER GEORGE WATFORD TOM WELCH E GI EERI OFFICERS TOM I-IASSELL ....... President DON SLOAN . . . Vice-President IRENE KNOWLES . . Secretary BRAC BIGGERS . . Treasurer Page 377 G SOCIETY BOARD W. C. RILEY . . BILL ENLOW . . HAROLD SPUHLER BILL WHITWORTH H. A. TUNNELL . . GEORGE WATFORD IAMES RAGAN . TOM WELCH . SAM IACKSON . WENDELL MAYES . OF DIRECTORS . Architecture . Civil Engineering . . Electrical Engineering . . Industrial Engineering . Mechanical Engineering . . Petroleum Engineering . Chemical Engineering . Textile Engineering Tau Beta Pi . Engineers' Show The only legally incorporated student organization on the campus is the Tech Engineering Society. This year over IIOU engineering students were paid members of the Society. The purposes of the organization, as expressed by the state charter of l936, are to foster a spirit of unity, cooperation, and friendliness among engineering students, to promote enterprises for the Wel- fare of the division 5 and to sponsor a loan fund for junior and senior engineers. Guiding the activities of the Engineering Society is the Board of Directors, whose members are chosen from each of the smaller clubs and organizations of the Engineering division. This year's activities included the 20th annual Engineers' Ball, the traditional Engineers' Banquet, a softball tournament, and the Engineers' Picnic. Plans were made for an annual Engineers' Day celebration for Society members. f-xp QQQ3 Q1 XUQ if F TURE TE CHERS DF AMERICA OFFICERS JAMES P. MALONE . IOREEN LUDEKE . . . GEORGE ANN MCEARLAND OLETA ELKINS .... TRUELL W. HYDE . LAMONTE LEDDY . . President Vice-President . Secretary . Treasurer . Librarian Music Leader First row: Lelia Allen, Robert Alldredqe, lean Alger, Bettye Bowden, Raymond Brigham. Second row: Gladys Brooks, Iune Carthel, loan Chapman, Roland Drake, Gene Dyer, Oleta Elkins. Third row: lmoqene Eortenberry, Frank Hayne, Farrell Hogg, Iohn lohnson, Bea Keeling, lirnelene Lamar, W. K. Lancaster. Fourth row: Lamonte Leddy, George Ann McFarland, Lucy Miller, Anna Moren, Dorothy Nelson, Evelyn Newell, Nina Potts. Fifth row: Marion Lee Rowe, Rosalyn Schreier, lohnann Seyler, Nelda Snow, William Tre-nfield, Iosephine Verden, Mary Welch. 'UI -t If 1' 72- ..,' : ,' t it ' '.i, M. ,. M.4L ,i ,N W A .i if rtr t , I , Iggy? ' Page 378 xii I ik I L I X - ,1 First row: Glenna Addington, Marjorie Allen, Pat Allgood, A. D. Anderson, T. I. Anderson, Donald Bailey, Iohn Bain, Iames Barnes, Viola Beckman, Silby Bell. Second row: Robert Bilheimer, Gene Brown, Dixon Bullock, Dee Burnett, Laura Burns, William Burton, Elizabeth Castleman, Ioseph Carvana, Iack Christie, Donnel Clark. Third row: Lee Clark, Billy Click, Gretchen Clift, Ray Collier, IoAnn Conerly, V. R. Connell, I. B. Cox, Sherry Crocker, Rose Mary Dawkins, Betty Dowdy. Fourth row: Hugh English, Iess Epps, Frances Forshage, Dolores Garrett, Robert Gayette, Marie Gikas, Ted Gikas, Barbara Gilbert, C. M. Gordon, Ioe Gracey. Fifth row: Ioe Hall, Billy Hazlewood, Lonnie Hefner, Samuel Hines, Wesley Hollingsworth, Iames Hughes, Carroll Iones, Charles Kelley, Terry Kidder, Paul King. GARGUYLE SOCIETY OFFICERS DORRISS BELL TURNER President C. M, GORDON Vice-President WILMA KOGER Secretary DONALD BAILEY Treasurer BETTY DOWDY Reporter W. C. RILEY Engineering Society Representative D. I. YOUNG Engineers' Show Manager BILL THORPE Assistant Engineers' Show Manager ROBERT I. LOCKARD Sponsor Page 379 First row: Don Kittrell, Wilma Koger, Warren Lacy, Mary Landers, Iune Lanham, George LaRoe, Mary Longan, Elizabeth McDonald, Iohn McKaughan, Royce McNeill. Second row: Mary Ellen Malony, Anita Meynig, Thomas Mills, Cille Moore, Bill Nelson, Charles Nolan, Val Norman, Robert Norris, Iodie Novy, Bobby Oakes. Third row: Iorge Padilla, William Parrish, Ernest Parrott, Deane Pierce, Leslie Pinkston, R. L. Potts, Bill Powell, Carolyn Pugh, William Riley, Evan Roberts. Fourth row: Leroy Rudder, Dorothy Sandefur, Iack Shelton, Don Shoulders, Doris Smalley, Sherrahl Smith, Stanley Smith, I. F. Strickland, Iohn Stuart, Ioe Thomas. Fifth row: Bill Thorpe, Bill Thurman, Doris Turner, Pat Vasen, Iames Wallace, Sylvia Whitacre, Iames Wiley, Ernest Wilpitz, Ben 'Wilson, Marion Wilson. HOME ECO O ICS CL B One of the oldest and largest organizations on Tech campus, the Home Economics Club, was organized in l925. Membership is extended to any girl on the campus who is interested in home economics. The aims of the club are to strive to promote friend- ship, develop a professional attitude among home economics Women, and promote interest in the field of home economics upon recommendation of the Home Economics Club Council. Some of the year's activities included participation in the World Christ- mas festival by sending boxes overseas, the annual reception at the home manage- ment house for all college clubs, hostess to the state workshop, the Aggie-Home Eco- nomics party, Home Economics Open House and a spring banquet. PEGGY ABERNATHY MARY BETH ABBOTT ALICE ADAMS IANE ADAMS MRS. VIVIAN ADAMS DOROTHY ANDERSON MARGARET ASHLEY SUE ASHLEY FRANCES ATCHISON VIRGINIA BARROW BARBARA BAUMGARDNER DEAN BEENE MAXINE BELEW BILLIE BENTON MRS. E. I. BEITLER SILBY BELL MRS. LUCY BIBB MARY LOU BIZZELL SARA IUAN BISHOP NORMA BLAIR ANN BLANKENSHIP EVELYN BOWERS GWENDOLYN BOYD IAN BOYER NITA BRAGG AVIS FUCHS, President NAN BREWER BOBBIE BROWN IOYCE BROWN PATRICIA BROWN RUTH BRUNSON IANE BURNS MRS. EDNA BUSTER MARTHA BUTRILL BILLIE IEAN CALLAN IO NITA CALLAN MARY NELL CALLIHAM WENDOLYN CAMPBELL IEAN CASSIDY GWENDOLYN CHESTER ADDERINE CLAY MILDRED CLAY GRETCHEN CLIFT ELIZABETH COCONAUGH EDNA COMBS FRANCES COMBS BARBARA CONKLIN BETTY CONWAY HELEN COSTOLOW MARY CRISP SHERRY CROCKER GRETCHEN CLIFT, Vice-President KATHERINE NELSON, Treasurer RUTH CROSBY MARTHA CUCC CLYDELLE CUMMINGS PAULINE CUMPSTEN GLADYS DAWSON BETTY IO DECK TWILA DECK LENA DENSON BETTY DEVIN MARILYN DIMES LOLA MARIE DREW GENE DYER LYDINE EDWARDS DORIS ELKINS SUE ELLIOTT DOROTHY ELLIS BETTYE EWEN RUTH ANN FEHR ELEANOR FERGUSON PEGGY FISCHER BETTY FILLINGHAM MARY FLINN BETTY FOX IEANNE FOX BETTY LOY FREEMAN OUEPHA RAWLS Historic TOMMIE IEAN FRENCH AVIS FUCHS PATSY GARDNER DORIS GARRISON CAROL GHOLSON MOLLIE GATLING MARTHA GRAVES IEAN GREER MARY LEWIS GRIFFITH IEAN GRISHAM RUBY GRISHAM RUBY GULLEDGE SUE LYNN GUTHERIE TOMMIE HACKNEY DORA LEE HAILE NEVA IOYCE HALL DOROTHY HARBIN DOROTHY HARBOUGH WILDA HARRINGTON DOROTHY HARRIS BILLYE HARVEY BETTIE HART FAYE HATTOX FAYE HAYNES TERESA HENSON PAULINE HICKS ALICE HIX DOROTHY HLAVATY CARRIE HOFFMAN EXA FAY HOOTEN MARGARET HUDSON IOYCE HUFF LORA MAE HUMBLE PATSY INGLIS DORIS DEAN IRVIN ELIZABETH IOHNSON EVELYN IOHNSON MARIORIE IOPLIN ROY NELL KAYLL FRANKIE KEE BEA KEELING ELLA KATHERINE KEITH MARY KEITH KATHRYN KENDRICK MRS. LILA KENCHEN LOUISE KLEITCHES PEGGY KOCUREK BETTY KYLE NELL LQROE FRANCES LAY ' GLENNA LEE MARTHA LEWIS PAULINE LOKEY SILVA LOYD MARGARET MCARTHUR MARY RUTH MCCLELLAN NANCY ANN MCFARLAND GENEVA MCLAIN ESTELLE MCLAUGHLIN IANE MCGEE RUTH MCMINN WANDA MCPHERSON BETTY MCWHORTER DELILAH MANIRE VIRGINIA MONKHOUSE BETTY MARTIN GERALDINE MATHER IOAN MAYES RUTH MICHAELS MRS. IONNIE MICHIE BETTY MILLICAN MARY MONTGOMERY LQRUE MOODY DORIS NELL MOORE LUCILE MOORE MARGARET MORRIS WANDA NEEL FAYE NEELEY DOROTHY NELSON DOT NELSON KATHERINE NELSON DORIS NESBITT EVELYN NEWELL FAYE NORDYKE BETTY NORMAN IOAN NOWLIN ALGENE O'DANIEL NORMA OLSON ROSIE PASHALL IESSIE PEARCE DOROTHY PLOTH MARGARET PLUNKETT MARTYE POINDEXTER ROSEMARY POND ARVETA PORTER RUBY POTTS IEAN POTEET PATSY PREWITT MARIORIE PREWITT IEAN PRICE BILLIE PUCKETT QUEPHA RAWLS NORMA GRACE REID WUNELLE REID MARGARET REYNOLDS FRANCES RHODES PHYLLIS RICHARDSON MARTHA SAGASER MRS. NORMA SANDERS BILLIE SAUNDERS ROSALYN SCHREIER SARAH SHAW NETTIE SHEARER IORENE SHINN MARIORIE SIMS IACQUELINE SMALL DRUCILLE SMITH IEANNINE SMITH MARTHA SMITH GLORIA SPRADLY LUCILLE SORRELLS IACKIE SPURLOCK MARY STANFORD KATHRYN STARKEY CONNIE STOUGHTON KAY STRYKER MARTHA TAYLOR IIMMIE TEMPLE MARY FRANCES TEMPLE IUANNELLE THOMPSON DORIS THURMAN SUE TIPPIT ELIZABETH TRAVERS MILDRED TURNBOW RUTH TUTT BETTY VAUGHN VIOLA WAGNER DOLORES WALDEN FAYE WALKER MAYE WALKER NANCY WALKER IIMMIE WALL ODESSA WARE LQVERN WATKINS LUAN WEAR MARY WELCH LA DOT WHITE NANCY WHITE BETTY WHITLOCK RITA WILKENSON ARLENE WILLIAMS LOY WILLIAMS LQVERNE WILLIAMS MARION WOODS ELOISE WOODRUFF CAROLYN WOOTEN THELMA ZIMMERMAN 1,55 sflpfl W P qe 381 CA Q ORLIN BREWER FRANK FORD LEON GRIFFITI-I MARVIN IORDAN JOAN LONDON BRYAN LOVELACE IAMES MALONE B. L. OWEN MAX OSBORN CECIL ROBERTS IACK SLOAN ANN SRYGLEY IERRY WILSON IARVIS WITT IOE BILL GIPSON President OFFICERS IOE B. GIPSON .... . . President BRYAN LOVELACE . . Vice-President ANN SRYGLEY . . Secretary-Treasurer MAX OSBORN . . . Reporter S. M. KENNEDY . . Sponsor I. R. C. The International Relations Club was founded in l93l under the auspices of the Carnegie Endowment for World Peace. The club meets twice a month and the programs are designed to aid the student's understanding of world problems. The climax of the year's activities is the West Texas-New Mexico regional conference of I. R. C. clubs, which is high- lighted by an internationally known speaker. The I. R. C. maintains a library containing recent books and magazines supplied by the endowment. Sponsored by the Government department mem- bership in the I. R. C. is open to any student inter- ested in International Relations and World Affairs. i '. . Tis? it f in Q' PETROLEUM E GI EERI G 84 GEOLGGY SOCIETY OFFICERS The Society meets once each month to hear lec- IQE LUCKETI -,..,. , president tures, talks and movies pertaining to geology and MARSHALL PULLEN . . VicefPresident petroleum engineering. The society was organized DER-A-H BRANNON - - SQCNNUTY to sponsor the department's activities in the Engi- lOHN BYERS . . . Treasurer neering Show and to advance the knowledge of geology -and petroleum engineering. First row: Bill Adams, Douglas Barron, lohn Barnett, Billy Biggs, Raymon Bowman, Phil Crumpler, R. A. Dean, Bruce Denny. Second row: Ioe Elledge, Earl Ellis, I. L. Gamble, lohnny Gount, R. T. Gay, Carl Gooden, lohn Hale, W. A. l-lalimececk. Third row: Betty Harnrick, Curtis Hancock, Don Henderson, English lackson, Steve lohnston, Iohn Moore, Bill McKee, R. F. Pool. Fourth row: Marshall Pullen, Donald Pruett, Harold Pickens, lame-s Range, Helen Robin, Edwin Scudday, Terry Sides. Fifth row: Barron Spaulding, E. D. Tucker, Norman Walker, George Watford, lames Warren, Windell Wood. Not pictured: Addison Barker, Derah Brannan, lohn Byers, Gene Couch, W. VV. Fade, Pat Garrit, E. L. Gossett, Charles Haleman, Helen Horton, Clifford l-lowell, A. R. Kendrick, H. L. Kendrick, I. D. Kenworth, Hugh Lock, loe Luclcett. .. , f A 3 4 1 . 't . 'i- . V V .cc . A 651. ' ,ig , N ,J '?f t if . Ex Q... 'H Page 383 INDUSTRIAL E GI EERI G SOCIETY First row: S, A. Brooks, L. G. Collinqsworth, Emil D'Acosta, lames Dernent. Second row: Bowen DuLaney, Donald Goodyear, Charles Guy, M. E. Harrison, lohn Iackson, Robert Lively, Third row: R. D. Means, lack Mims, Verclo Mitchell, Hugh Monroe, Robert Norwood, Charles Poole. Fourth row: Vernon Rannefeld, I. P. Settle, C. B. Sharp, I. M. Simpson, A. I. Smith, Robert Snively. Fifth row: S. L. Vaughn, Frank Vernon, W. L. Wallace, B. l. Whitworth, George Wilmoth, lames Young. Industrial Engineering Society was organized to unite all students enrolled in the depart- ment of industrial engineering and engineering drawing. Any student registered in the de- partment of industrial engineering is eligible to become a member of the society. An informal fall banquet and a picnic in the spring are the organization's social activities. Men in the engineering profession speak at the monthly meetings, or technical pictures are shown. The society sponsors a bi-annual field trip for industrial engineers in which members make a cir- cuit of Texas, Visiting and familiarizing themselves wth different industries and manufacturing plants. OFFICERS BILLY WHITWORTH . . , . President BOWEN DuLANEY , . Vice-President S. A. BROOKS . Secretary-Treasurer Page 385 KAM members receiving dark circles and gray hairs in meeting the print shop deadline. P. S. They made it! IAN BLACKWELL ORLIN BREWER SUE STOCKARD OLETA STEWART BOB LILLY , . IOI-IN ANDERSON OFFICERS Fall PRESS CL B U . President Vice-President . Secretory . Treasurer Purliczmentcricm Sergeant-ct-Arms AUBREY SHOUSE BOB LILLY . MARY ELLEN DUFFEY BETTY RAMSEY CLINT FORMBY . IAN BLACKWELL IOHN ANDERSON IIM BAKER ANITA IOY BATES A. I. BISHOP IAN BLACKWELL MARY EAYE BONDS SUE BOULTER ORLIN BREWER TOMMIE ANN CAMPBELL IEAN BROWN ANNE CAROTHERS BILL CARPENTER BETTYE COBB IANE COFFEY RAYBORNE COOK YVONNE CROSS IOI-IN DUBBERLEY IEANNE DUDLEY MARY ELLEN DUFFY CLINT FORMBY DOROTI-IEA FORSYTH MARADEE FOSTER MARGENE FRY ROBERT GILES MARY I-IARTGRAVES HELEN I-IESTER SUE HOLMES C. R. HUTCI-IESON WINIFRED LARABEE BOB LILLY OFFICERS Spring . . . President . . Vice-President . Secretary . . Treasurer . Pcxrlicxmentcxricm . Sergeant-at-Arms Page 386 Page 387 PRESS CLUB The purpose of the Press Club shall be to promote a wider knowledge of the field of present-day journalism, enhance our equipment for Work in that field, and to promote a stronger spirit of co-operation among us. Prom- inent newspaper men and Women are obtained to speak at each meeting during the semester. Social functions include the Second Annual Press Club banquet which was held in April. HOPPY MAAS IOE MEADOR GUIDA MILLER HELEN MITCHELL BARBARA ANN MOSS THOMAS NASH ANITA OLIVER MARTHA PORTER BETTY RAMSEY JOHN RASOR BYRDEAN ROBERSON MARY LEE ROYALTY BILL SAYERS FRANCES SENTELL Q PAULA SITTEL CAROL SHERROD AUBREY SHOUSE JANE SKINNER BETTE SLAGEL MARY LOU SPENCE SUE STOCKARD OLETA STEWART JERRY STOLTZ TACK TURNER IACK WALKER GERALDINE WALTHALL BOB WATSON CHARLES E. WENDT s- - was -- i Bos VVILLIAMS T'-l ' IEAN wooDRUM 'ir . K G ? I if 3 .qi 'Ss gg ' vu.. .A- fi? Q -1 'hr' IVIAJUR MINOR CLUB NORMA AKIN LOIS BASSEMIER BARBARA BIDWELL IEAN BUCHANAN MARY BURDEN IOAN CERVENKA ANN CRAWLEY ZOLA ELLIOTT SUE EVERITT GLADYS HAYNES FOY HOGG IONISUE HUDSON DOROTHY HURST VIRGINIA IONES MARY KVETON GLORIA LEWIS MARY LILES PATTI MUSSON IEAN MCFARLAND SUE PADON DOROTHY PHILLIPS GERRIE RODGERS POLLY UTTZ CARLA VON ROEDER ALLYNE VVILLIAMS OFFICERS IEAN MCFARLAND . SUE EVERITT . . VIRGINIA KENNEDY GLORIA LEWIS . . President Vice-President . Secretary , Treasurer The Major-Minor Club Consists ot major and minor students in physical education and recreational leadership. It was organized in 1936 by Mrs lohnnye Lanqtord, Dean ot Women and Head ot the Department ot Physi cal Educ-ation. The club is a co-sponsor ot the annual play day and square dance school. Page 383 TECH SIG ALS CLUB OFFICERS I. P. LILLY .... . President . . Vice-President T. L. TIMMONS . . Secretary L. R. GOODWIN IF ' . . Treasurer I. C. ENOCI-IS I MAI. IOHN M. GOODMAN . , Sponsor The Tech Signals Club fosters fraternity, as- sociation, and fellowship among its members, and serves their professional interests in the fields of communication, photography and technology, both as a factor in national de- fense and in its application to the national wel- fare. Activities of the year include regular meetings once each month, as well as a dinner- dance in the fall and a picnic in the spring. First row: I-I. W. Ballew, Victor Carqile, Iames Carlile, Edward Graf, I. D. Hunter, Ray Irwin. Second row: Iames Kee, I. P. Lilly, Garland Looney, Wesley Martin, Doss Miller, Nolan Rhodes. Third row: R. N. Rhodes, Iarnes Rider, Rush Robinett, T. C. Root, I. L. Southern. Fourth row: Iames Stewart, Thurman Timmons, Lynn Walker, Lloyd Walraih. Not pictured: Rex Brown, Clare Foreman, Audie Lee, R. I. Luginbyhl, Guy Berger, I. C. Enochs, Iames Fagan, Stewart Fallis, Charles Fowler, L. R. Goodwin, Iames Iohnson, R. H. Lowrey, I-I, V. Taylor. 'field v v3 ,- CGD mtl Wt . b f I X, I '- 1' u QQ 6- s 'If tif -' ' R 4 Page 389 Q PLA T I DUSTRY CL B Freddie Gefiert, Elmer Hargrove, Don- ald Hill, Toe Ke-tchersid, Iohn Lee, Charles Murphy, lames Patrick, Orval Pierce, Frank Smith, Howard Taylor. OFFICERS BONNlE ALLEN President WALTER PATRICK Vice-President ARTHUR STOY Secretary GEORGE WALL Corresponding Secretary IOHN LEE Treasurer EARNIE SHAW Sergeant-at-Arms lames Abbott, Edward Day, A. T. Fouts, Robbie Gill, James Gimmell, lames Grisham, Alan Lee Hill, William Inglis, Chester laynes, Mack Mauldin, Don Montgomery, ludd Morrow, Lynn Murray, C. W. Osborne, Billy Ouattle- baum, Bernhard Que-be, Earnie Shaw, lames Simpson, Darrell Sims, lim Spain, Arthur Stoy, Eugene Streger, lames Taylor, George Wall, Floyd Wright. Not pictured: Bonnie L. Allen, Charles Brooks, William Gosdin, Paul Mills, Hooper Sanders, Richard Coffee, Ver- non Britton, Hubert laco, F. W. Wright. Page 390 First row: Virginia Alexander, lack Blake, Marvin Bralcebill, Wayne Burns, I. D. Carmich- iel. Second row: Darrell Carpenter, Bob Cooper, Clint Formhy, Kelley Lee Fregia, Ioe Gipsori. Third row: Herbert Graf, Alton Griffin, N. B. Hinsey, Ward Kina, Ilardie Matthews. Fourth row: Don Morris, Iohn Murray, Charles Norman, Clifford Payne, Frances Pei- kins. Fifth row: Robert Rummel, Martha Lou Smith, Virginia Sue Smith, Bill Somers, Bill Stevens. Sixth row: Billy Sylvester, Ierry Thrush, Chauncey Trout, Vtfal- ter IvValthall, Edward 7Nhitten- berq, OFFICERS BOB COOPER President CHARLES IONES Vice-President VIRGINIA SUE SMITH Secretary-Treasurer VIRGINIA ALEXANDER Reporter BRYAN LOVELACE Chief Iusttce BILL STEVENS Attorney General IOE GIPSON Defense Attorney Each semester the club presents a mock trial be- fore the student body, cov- erina both criminal and civil cases. The club is made up of pre-law stu- dents and others inter- ested in law. 25 PRE-LAW CLUB SOCIOLGGY CL B First row: Daniel Alford, lean Alger, Gayle Anglin, Frances Atchison, Ruth Austin. Second row: Marion Baumgardner, Edward Boverie, Betty Bratton, Ioyce Byron, Billy Io Cantrell, Betty Copeland, Henry Copeland. Third row: Dorothy Cox, Ray COX, Peggy Davis, Mary Beth Dupree, Margaret lane Farr, Thala Foster, Herbert Graf. Fourth row: Elizabeth Greene, Mary Dean Griffin, Wynoma Hamilton, Alice Hix, lonisue Hudson, Iames Hughes, Barbara Iackson. Fifth row: Pat Keith, Katherine Kendrick, Frances Lay, Pauline Millspaugh, Kate Moore, Geneva McLain, lean McNeill. Sixth row: Pat Pierson, lean Poteet, Beth Poulson, George Ann Randolph, Gay Reeves, Lillian Ruckman, Robert Rummel. Seventh row: Virginia Sachse, Rosalyn Schreier, Barbara Scott, leannine Smith, Gloria Sprad- ley, Patsy Sprague, Nancy Walker. Sociology Club was organized to present social problems of local, na- tional, and international scope to its members. Programs give the students a more thorough understanding of the problems confronting people today and suggest a possible means of bettering society. OFFICERS HENRY COPELAND .... President GAYLE ANGLIN . . . Vice-President CAROLYN BALDWIN . . . secretary' CORINE THOMAS . . Treasurer Page 392 W Q i X, 1 Page 393 5 K , A .L IV' sun., 'in f 'GWR -vu-gf Q5 'Hx ,. f 73566: 'O-4 Q. .r. Y fp 1 3224 A ' ' i. F IVIILY PUIITIIAIT By LENORE COFFEE and WILLIAM COWEN Directed by LUCIEN UPSI-IAW The Family of Iesus is comforted by Mary Cleophas when she tells them that Iesus and his teachings are being accepted as he continues his journey through- out Galilee. The entire cast and stage crews looked pleased after a successful performance. Nathan, Mary of Magdala, Mary, and Mary Cleo- phas are bewildered and sad at THE LAST SUPPER after Iesus has been taken away and the crowd shouts in the background. CAST Mary . . Daniel .... loseph .... Naomi, Simon's wife Iuda ..... Mary Cleophas . . Reba, Ioseph's wife Simon .... Mordecai . . . Selima . . . Eben, a peddler Mathias . . A Disciple . . I-Iepzibah . . . Appias Hadrian . . Anna . . . Rabbi Samuel . . Mendel .... A woman of Ierusalem Mary of Magdala . . Nathan .... Daniel, aged I6 . . . IEANETTA LEWIS PRESTON MAYNARD . FLOYD SADDLER EMILENE RAPSTINE . . REX ZACHARY . ALICE BARRON . . IERRY SUITS . IAMES SIMPSON . . IACK TERRELL BILLIE BUTCHINGS . RALPH REAGAN . IAMES VAUGI-IN . . SAM HOLLIS I-IENRIETTA IACKSON . IAMES PINSON BERNICE WALTERS . IAMES VAUGHN . . IACK DRAIN BETTY IO MAYNARD BEVERLY BESANCON . . MARK SMITH . . DUNCAN ELLISON Esther, loseph's daughter . RUBY IOYCE REDUS Leban of Damascus . . IACK TERRELL Ioshua, his son . . . . . ED SIDES Beulah .... . IANE WILLIAMS Page 394 Iuda declares his hatred for Iesus, his older brother, because Iesus' reputation has made it impossible to marry the girl he loves. ln this moment, he cries, l hate him, l hate him! l Wish he were dead! A Roman soldier, Appias Hadrian, comes to these families of carpenters to get orders for crosses to be built. The Wedding of Daniel sixteen years after crucifixion in which Mary explains to them the teachings of fesus and why he gave his life for his beliefs. Page 395 After Iesus leaves on his journey throughout Galilee, his brothers become angry with Him, because He is the best carpenter they have and they fear they Will lose much business over his departure. The Rabbi Samuel comes to tell luda that he will be unable to marry the girl of his choice because lesus has been run out of the Temple. , T E TILEE GI EERI G First row: Henry Ahrens, C. l. Arnold, Matthew Barkley, loe Cannon, Ray Collins. I Second row: Streatfield Cox, Norman Downs, l. R. Enloe, Alton Griffin, Robert Hale, William Hervey. Third row: Bobbie lean Knowles, Ralph Lacy, Raymond Lee, Iesse Locke, Billy Mallard, Charles Marth, Ed Moore. Fourth row: Welton Moore, Griff Neumeyer, Guillermo Perea, Tommy Randel, lerry Rivers, Clifford Robertson, lack Ross. Fifth row: Carl Schmidt, Billy Sheats, Richard Stephenson, Gilbert Wallace, T. E. Welch, Kathryne Witty, Boyce Woods. The purpose of the Textile Engineering Society is to promote a spirit of fellowship, unity, and coopera- tion among all members of the Textile Engineering Department. its aims are to promote interest in the field and to provide social as well as educational and professional benefits to members. The Society spon- sors an industrial inspection tour each year during the Easter holidays. OFFICERS GRIFF NEUMEYER .... . President ED MOORE . . . . Vice-President BOBBIE KNOWLES . . Secretary IOEL MCCONNELL . . Treasurer Page 396 JW! SUCIETY 'Wi gf 5 I. GRICULTURAL ECO G ICS CLUB The Agricultural Economics Club was organized in l947 with 20 charter members, for the pur- pose of promoting closer fellowship between members majoring in Agricultural Economics, t'o establish higher scholastic and moral standards for men entering the profession, and to encourage a closer relationship between the fields related to Agricultural Economics. OFFICERS OFFICERS Fall Semester Spring Semester RAY BOWEN ........ President FRANK HAYES .... . . President CALVIN CARPENTER . . . Vice-President IAMES DENTON . . Vice-President MARTIN MORGAN . . Secretary-Treasurer TOMMIE ALLEN . . . Secretary-Treasurer IAMES DENTON . . . Reporter CALVIN CARPENTER , . . . Reporter MILES CAUDLE . Historian WILLIAM SAUER . . Historian E. L. MCBRIDE . . Sponsor ARCI-IIE LEONARD . . Sponsor First row: Tommy Allen, Clyde Beck, Wayland Bennett, Ray Bowen, R. D. Brown, Calvin Carpenter, Second row: Miles Caudle, Iames Denton, Ierry Goff, Rudolph Harvey, Frank Hayes, Lloyd Hendrix. Third row: R. H. Huston, loe May, Marion Mayes, Martin Morgan, Olden McClendon, I. B. Potts. Fourth row: Hubert Richards, Marion Rivers, William Sauer, George Sealy, Duane Setliff, I. G. Simmons. Not pictured: Harold Beck, G. D. Campbell, S. E. Coats, I. VV. Hairston, Iames Potts, Harvin Smith, Patrick Sullivan, f . fd A af A , f' 'f i 4 S. A. Q 0 .f... lK .M Ar lOl-IN L. MCKINZEY President Society of American Military Engineers was founded to fos- ter good fellowship, leadership and citizenship among the engineers of the RCTC at Tech. The Society sponsors out- standing speakers on subjects of interest to Engineers. The highlight of the year for SAME is the Military Ball, held in the spring semester, in conjunction with the other sections of the Military Science Department. OTHER OFFICERS W. C. BRAZELE . . Vice-President IACK COATS . Secretary-Treasurer l. G. THREADGHJL . Masterfat-Arms EDWARD LINDSAY . . Sponsor Top row: Charles Akers, Robert Arnold, W. C. Brazele, Edward Clepper, lack Coats. Second row: Riley Conely, lack Ion-es, Alton Kendrick, Franklin Kilcrease, Claude Kina, Wayne Reed. Third row: Don Sloan, Edgar Smith, lames Steele, Billy Suggs, lesse Garland Threadqill, lean 'Wood ff TECH RODEO The Texas Tech Rodeo Association Was established in l947 by a group of students interested in Rodeo activities. Any student duly enrolled in Tech may become a member. The association is a member of the Western lntercollegiate Rodeo Association made up of thirteen colleges in Texas, Colorado, New Mexico, California and Arizona. The organization sponsors teams to the Inter-collegiate Rodeo teams at Iohn Tarleton and Hardin-Simmons. The association was defender of the trophy at Hardin-Simmons this year. OFFICERS CHARLES HUDSON EDD HUGHES . . TOM KINCSBERRY . BOB LILLY . . lACK BUCHANAN . DEAN W. L. STANGEL First row: Woodrow Allen, H. D. Bedford, Tommie Bell, A. I. Bishop, L. R, Bishop. Second row: Loren Blackmore, Ioe Boone, W. I. Bryan, lack Buchanan, Helen Calcote. Third row: Margaret Clark, Polly Cook, Guy Tom Cowden, l. B. Cox, lames Cunningham. . . President . Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer . . Reporter . Marshal . Sponsor Page 400 age 401 First row: Iimmy Cusenbary, C. A. Daugherty, lim Easley, Iarnes Perry Echols, Olen Elkins. Second row: Betty Franks, Bruce Gentry, Bonnie George, S. D. Harrison, Iames Headstrearn Third row: lames Heath, lanei Hiqhtower, U. O. Hobqood, Charles Hudson, Sanford Hodge. ASSGCI TIG First row: Ed Hughes, Frankie Iones, Patsy lones, Leon lones, Tom Kinqsberry. Second row: Louise Kleitches, loan Leavitt, Ioan London, Don Losher, Ierry Martin. Third row: Wes Martin, Bob Mendenhall, Sue Murchison, Bill McGhee, Edd McLeroy. TECH RODEO ASSUCI TIO Page 402 AM' fl fi J at 3 First row: Frank McMullen, Bob Parkinson, Billye Popnoe, I. E. Reeves, Austin Rose. Second row: David Rowland, Ernest Sears, Betty Snodgrass, Mary l Swenson. Third row: Iames Wallace, Iames West, Paul Williams. Helen Bishop, Howard Fowler, Don Morrison. Not pictured: l. B. Adamson, Tom Allen, Ward Carroll, losh Cook, Boy Custer, Alvin Davis, Lynn Duncan, Bill Eiland, Russell Forquson, B. B. Hankins, loe Hedrick, Rollo Henry, Bobby Hicks, Daris Iones, Bob A Lilly, Doris Newton, Bill O'Neal, Ierry Puckett, Caro- lyn Pugh, Clinton Bitter, Richard Sprinqstun, D. C. Stubbletield, Calvin Turner, Doyle Tye, Betty Wil- liamson, Dale Winders. Page 403 X 1 , Aff! J IAMES BLOCK THOMAS BROWN VIC CASTLEBERRY THOMAS CATE RAY COLLIER CHARLES DARLING FRANCES DODGE RICHARD EEIDEN HARRY FRY IOE GILLILAND IOE GIPSQN CHARLES HQRTON MELVIN HQWE Y ALBERT MARTIN DAVID PINSON A AUBREY SHOUSE DOLORES SMART PEGGY STOVALL DOROTHY WATKINS CHARLES YATES Page 404 GLEN AMONETT TOMMY BELL CLELL BREINING IO NITA CALLAN ANN CRAWLEY RAY DIMOND ELLIS EARLE SUE EVERETT IMOGENE FORTENBERRY DOROTHY HARRIS IAMES LACKEY MELVIN MQCOY IOAN NOWLIN ANN PEEVY IIM ED POER IACK PRENTISS BETTY IO RICHARDSON IAMES ROBINSON FRANK SARTOR RAYMOND SARTOR IERRY SIDES LUCILLE SORRELLS POLLY UTTZ M. R, VAN EATON CARLA VON ROEDER MARGUERITE WEEKS ,ff ip- PRE-MED OFFICERS P GORDON MAYES . . . . . . President SAM IOHNSTON . . . . Vice-President DOROTHY WATKINS . . Secretary-Treasurer NORMAN GOODMAN . . . . Reporter EARL CAMP . . . . Sponsor The purpose of the Pre-Med Society is to stimulate the students' interest in pre-medical education by means of a series of lectures by local doctors and instructors. The objectives are to join together mutually interested students, to promote fellowship, to encourage scholarship, and to acquaint the pre- medical student with his selected profession. The insignia of the organization is the skull and cross bonesg the motto is The difficult we do now, the impos- sible We will do later. Page 406 Page 407 C. O. WARREN BOBBY MAGOUIRK BOB MEISER THURMAN BROWN IACK WHITE BOB LOE IIM SHAW HUBERT HENSELY IEEE DAVIS WAYNE HOUSER WAYNE KUYKENDALL WESLEY GRAHAM TED PORSYTHE BILL PHILLIPS PAUL KEELE HORACE STEELE HM NASH TOMMY SANDERS HARRY I-'RY DAVID PINSON ELBERT HARP IOE RANKIN SOCIETY MEMBERS IEAN RANKIN MAURICE BROWDER KENNETH EELDMAN BILL ROSENTI-IAL PEGGY MURDOCK CHARLES SYLVESTER SAM IOHNSTON GORDON MAYES NORMAN GOODMAN WESLEY ASKEW ROY BAKER VIRGINIA LEONARD HAROLD STARR MARY SMITH PATRICIA MYRICK ANNA NELL TYLER ALBERT MARTIN BILL REUSS DEWITT HARVEY ROBERT HARVEY IERVIS WACASEY RICHARD VARDY IACK RAMSEY ERVEN RECER IOHN BOWEN IACK MILLS AVERY IACKSON FRANK SUMMERS DON WILLIAMS MARVIN DOSS BILL IOHN TUCKER IOE PAYNE MARY RINGWALD BOB PYATT BOBBY WILLIAMS BOB CARNAHAN I. D. CHURCH THOMAS BAILIFF TANNELL DAKIL RAY BIRMINGHAM WAYNE RAMSEY RUTH WHITE DOROTHY WATKINS RAY SIMMONS PHYSICS CLUB MEMBERS ATOR, IOE GIVENS, TACK MYRE, JAMES BUNDRANT, IOHN HALLIBURTON, VICTOR PARKER, DOUGLAS BURTON, IANE HAMMOND, ELEANORE RICH, DAVID CARR, BARNEY HIGGINS, EDWARD RUBIN, DAVID CRUES, IOHN KEIRSEY, NETTIE LOU STEFFY, R. I. COX, STREATFIELD LAMAN, CARLTON STINNETT, GWENDOLA FARMER, FRANK LONGLEY, IERRY SUMMERS, T. W. FORTUNE, IOHN MOORE, DOROTHY THEILMAN, CHARLES E. Moss, AVANELLE The Physics Club is a departmental organization which came into exist- ence soon after the college was established. Its fundamental purposes are to create interest in the field of science and to sponsor the Physics show each year. In previous years the Physics Club started what is now known as the Engi- neering Show. A group of BO of the 200 Physics department students worked up several projects of astounding interest to some l5UU people who visited this show. Thus began a project of campus-wide interest sufficient enough to get the other departments to participate in what was called the Engineers Show. After fifteen years of working and participating in the Engineers Show, the name was again changed to Engineering Show so that all departments on the campus participating would be included. tific field and has been successful in presenting a new and improved Physics The Physics Club has always kept up to date on the fast-growing scien- Show every year. The Club has been honored with such great physicists as Robert A. Milli- kan as guest speakers. OFFICERS KENNETH DAVIDSON .... . . . President DURWOOD AMONETT . . . Vice-President ALFRED ROBINSON . . Secretary-Treasurer DAVID RICH . . . Sergeant-at-Arms HAROLD BALLEVJ . . Show Manager Page 408 Mis' 5 RELIGIUUS CLUBS STUDE T RELIGIOUS CDU CIL ROBERT BAUMGARDNER C. L. BEARD RALPH BUCY RUTH CALDWELL DICK COPELAND VIRGINIA CRUME EMIL D'ACOSTA KENNETH DAVIDSON IACK LORAN IANE MAGEE H. A. MAHLE WILLIAM NELSON I BYRDEAN ROBERSON FRANCES SMART NAOMI TEAL IACK TERRELL GENE THIELMAN KATHRYN WITTY IERRY SIDES President IERRY SIDES President H. A. MAHLE Vice-President NAOMI TEAL Secretary RALPH BUCY Treasurer BETTY IANE EWEN Reporter The Student Religious Council seeks to help in the religious lite of students ot Tech. The Council meets once a month in order to discuss current problems and to determine what action shall be taken in order to serve the stu- dents in the best Way possible. Each member church has two stu- dent representatives on the Coun- cil. Programs undertaken this year include: Printing ot a student church guide, Religious Emphasis Week, Inter-Church Fellowship Night, promotion ot the Willison Lectures, Palm Sunday Sunrise Service, and cooperation with the All-College Vesper Hour. Page 410 MARY BAILEY IOI-IN BRADFORD NADYNE BREWER MAE DAVIS ZOLA ELLIOTT IOHN EWING ROBERT HAYS GORDON MAYES BETTY MAYNARD GEORGE MORRIS PAYE NORDYKE IACK TERRELL OFFICERS IACK TERRELL CFCIIII I FAY NORDYKE CSprinqI First Vice-President .... NAOMI TEAL Second Vice-President . . ZOLA MAE ELLIOT 1 FAYE NORDYKE CFQIIF ' 44 NELL BAILEY CSprinq7 Secretary . . . , . FRANCES EVANS Tredsurer . . JOHN EWING President .... A Third Vice-President . Page 4II PAUL VAUGH AIXITERB RY CL B wt , 'fx' F HP . First row: Graham Boqel, Giles Car- ter, Elizabeth Castleman, Ioan Chapman. Second row: Gerry Frazier, Iohn Gatlinq, Mollie Gatlinq, George Gray. Third row: Iane Harding, Virginia Iones, Marqarct Klaus, Charles Penderaraft. Fourth row: Elizabeth Ponce, Dean Powell, Marvin Quaid, larnes Rider. Fifth row: lohn Stuart, Barbara Walker, Lynn Walker, Kitty Witty. Not pictured: George Henson, Ione Holden, Charles Hunt, Phil Kemp, Thomas Kilpatrick, Bob Martin, Mary Ann Ousley, Ann Peevey, Arthur Templeton. Canterbury Club is the recre- ational society and student service organization of the St. Pauls Episcopal Church. Meetings are held once a week with dinner once a rnonth. The Rev. Claud E. Canterbury and Mr. and Mrs. Alex Cooke are spon- sors. VHLLIAM NELSON Chairman , fiffM'l7i P rs rt F i f ji .,,,. tt. tts4r a Page 412 EVVMAN CL B First row: Hubert Bezner, Ioaquin Bonilla, Allan Burns, Ioe Campbell, Dan Conway, Peggy Davis, Mary Ellen Duffy, Ioan Dyar. Second row: Ruth Ann Fehr, Margaret Flanagan, Roy Grimes, Harry Gunn, Elayne Head, Lonnie Hefner, Wilfred Herr, Melvin Hoelscher 'Third row: Alvin Ledwiq, Ouirino Parra, Guillermo Perea, Beldon Peters, Iarnes Ratliff, Michael Rimar, Bruce Shaw, Paul Sigut. Fourth row: Matt Sweeney, Frank Telles, Mary Elizabeth Traverse, lulia Vicente, Iames Wallace, Gladys Wilde, Laurie Wilde. OFFICERS President . HUBERT BEZNER Vice-President . RUTH ANN FEHR Secretary ' I -if MARY ELLEN DUFFY l BILL SULLIVAN Treasurer . . . . IOAN DYER Reporter BETTY IANE QUINLAN Newman Club is a chapter of the National Federation of Newman Clubs. Their purpose is to conserve the spiritual life of Catholic students in secular schools. The year opened with the annual open house to Welcome new Catholic students into the local club. Cther social events are the Spring dance, the Mardi Gras celebra- tion and the Christmas party. On the third Sunday of every monh the Newman Club has a communion break- fast following the early mass. Page 413 OFFICERS President . . , MAE DAVIS Program Chairman . LAVENIA GRISHAM Vice-President . . ZQLA MAE ELLIOTT Literature Chairman . NELDA CHAPMAN Secretary . . . . LEE GLA HALL Devotional Chairman . . FRANCES EVANS Missions Chairman . . . NADYNE BREWER Social Chairman . . GYPSY CCCPER Community Missions Chairman CAMILLE CONELY Music Chairman . NORMA GRACE REID First row: Alice Adams, Atha Lynne Adams, Lottie Margaret Atkinson, Mary Nell Bailey, Nadyne Brewer, Virginia Charnbliss, Second row: Nelda Chapman, Camille Conely, Gypsy Cooper, Mary Dean Cresap, Mae Davis, Essie Lee Denney. Third row: Zola Mae Elliott, Bettye Ewen, Betty Hardin, Nelda Key, Christine Lindsey, Nancy Mcllhaney. Fourth row: Mary Ruth McClellan, Faye Nordyke, Louise Norris, Mary Frances Perkins, Mclba Pinlcston, Nina Potts. Fifth row: Ruby Potts, Norma Grace Reid, Frances Smart, Mary Beth Stewart, Betty Vaughn, Lavern Vtfilliams. r I I r if Sal' ,img 7, YW H Y . If -r X Beta Rho chapter ot Gamma Delta is a religious organization estab- lished for the purpose ot promoting fraternal relation with Lutheran stu- dents in the colleges, to assist in in- creasing active participation in mis- sion and other church endeavors, to further promote the study of the Bible and to train Lutheran students for lANlS CLARK ALBERT DRACHENEERG HERBERT GRAF W. I. KRUEGER BOB MACINA WALTER MROSKO R. C. SIEWERT EUGENE STREGER lay-leadership in their church. FRANK WQU: OFFICERS EUGENE F. STREGER . . . . President RICHARD C. SIEWERT . . Vice-President IANIS C. CLARK . . Secretary RAYBURN E. HAHN . . Treasurer Page 415 EMIL D'ACOSTA President MARY HELEN N UNALLEE Secretary IEWELL ALICE PHARR Treasurer BARBARA YATES Worship Chairman MARTHA FORD Enlistment Chairman NETTIE JEAN SHEARER Social Service Chairman NEWMA TIMMS Snack Chairman RUTH CALDWELL Student Religious Council Representative The purpose of Tech Disciples Student Fellowship is to secure active student participation in Christian activities in order to train them for loyal church- manship, and to enrich their spiritual lives While students on the campus. Page 416 VVESTMINSTER FELLGWSHIP SUZIE BLACKWELL, Chairman Fellowship Commission RALPH BUCY, Chairman Program Commission DICK COPELAND, President POLLY CUMPSTEN, Chairman Publications Commission ROBERT HARVEY, Representative to the Ioint Committee HOWARD SCHMIDT, Treasurer GENE THEILMAN, Vice-President MARION WOODS, Secretary Not Pictured: DOT NELSON, Chairman Service Commission H. D. VVOODS, Chairman Enlistment Commission Presbyterian Students are organized into tive Commissions: Enlistment, Program, Service, Fellowf ship and Publications. The governing council con- sists oi the five officers and the chairmen of the vari- ous commissions. The loint Committee for Presby- terian student work at Tech, appointed by the Sy- nods of the co-operating Presbyterian churches of Texas, sponsors the organization. Fellowship Hall in the First Presbyterian Church has been the center oi all student activities for several years. At the bee ginning of the spring semester, Westminster House, on l3th Street, was opened. Besides the regular Sunday services, WSF has carried on active work with the Girl Scouts, Boy Scouts, Mission Sunday Schools and Churches, recreational guidance tor a low-cost housing area, and visiting the sick. Through its budget, the group also supports mission- ary projects at home and abroad, and is an active member of the World Student Christian Federation. Page Q7 VVESLEY Robert Bcxumqcxrdner, Horace E. fGeneD Sorley Page 418 FOUNDATIO The Wesley Foundation is the Methodist Church at work on the college campus. It is the organization through which a complete program of wor- ship, service, fellowship and activities is offered to all Methodist students on the campus. At Texas Technological College the Wesley Foundation works through three Methodist churches of Lubbock-Asbury, First Methodist, and St. lohn's. Each church group is a fully organized unit in itself, and then the three become one in enlarged programs of activities and service. About one hundred and twenty-five young people compose the councils of the three groups and the combined membership numbers several hundred. Activities of mutual interest and cooperation include Dine-a-Mite Ca fel- lowship meeting after church on Sunday nightsl, Forum Ca mid-week discus- sion periodl, Know-Your-lob leadership education program, Bible Seminars, Community Service projects, World Friendship education and sharing, ban- quets, picnics and other recreational featuresf The biggest cooperative interest of the members of the Wesley Founda- tion is the Methodist Student Center, at 2301 Tenth Street. The slogan of the Center is Your Home Away From Home, one which becomes a reality each year in the experiences of many Methodist students and their friends. This home is open each day fromgeight in the morning until ten in the evening, and is the center of week-day activities involving the various church groups, in- cluding most of the meetings already named. ln it is found the classroom in which college Bible courses are offered through the Methodist Church and taught by the Director of Wesley Foundation. lt is also the meeting place for councils, committees, cell groups, personal counseling, and informal recrea- tion and fellowship. The president of the College Department of Asbury Church is lack Loran, the president of the First Church group CWesley Student Associationl is Rob- ert Baumgardner, and the president of St. lohn's CWesleyan Fellowshipl is Galen Carr. The president of the Wesley Foundation Council is Horace CGeneJ Sorley and the Director of Wesley Foundation is Rev. Cecil R. Matthews. Page 419 Page WESLEY PL YERS Alpha Eta chapter ot Wesley Players is attiliated with the National Society of Wesley Players which has chapters throughout the United States. Its purpose is the promotion oi religious drama on college campuses. The Tech group meets twice a month for study of and preparation for the presentation of religious drama. Slcits and plays are given for local churches. Directors of the group, Reverend and Mrs. Cecil R. Matthews, supervise the func- tioning of the chapter While a student directs each presentation. The chapter also prepares Worship services for various times. T rr Members of the various casts. . ,Executive Council: Anna V. Moren, jim Spain, Betty Steph- ens, Gene Sorley, Marion Baumgardner . . . Scene from No Gilt In Return . . . Scenes from The Christmas That Bouncedu . . . A stunt Ha- dio Program . . . The Christmas play, The Oth- er Shepherd. Page 421 afwtfkk v . A vw lfxff is if gif Q ? F fx, 'S . Ez 3? Pg 423 Sneed Hall . . . Boys Dorm DGRMITGRIES DRANE Page 425 HALL .Awww WEST' 11- -ali DORM III EAST PQ Page 427 iw gc, E ff 1 1 .0-W, .f fl Q - nv DORIVI III WEST Page 429 .ff wif' ww 4 DO K HALL MR. AND MRS. BILL HERVEY Social Directors Scenes oround the dorm. Page 430 5 D gk Rl E .iw QRAISS. IIE? ' 11 Jil R5 SNEED MRS. FRED TUN N ELL Dietitian jf X. Page 432 X iff k -QA, 5,2 fv 4T 'Qi vv -W W M W viz? k Q es ws E 'ia E 2 Kg. 1 'gf Q ff 1 tm X55 RK Wim i 'Q '31 ,L 1 , J H f i k S , 1 ' 1 f - a , ' J . . ' 4 if ' JE 3 ' K 4' 2. K af . , Q 'ii' ' 5444 ' S 3 ,I , A V -fy N W V - , I K V . NM, .W lff,Q'4f?. f:,g':fj3f5e5g,-TQV, ' , -' .flsfli , .+5,wz:,wff:MQ1C.v.ffiff- YA f 'A ' I VL U t ,..,1. ,. ,V,5,g,17 v,wfgq, 2 Mm xg R N , ?A v,.- : E I 4 ,M x 4 r R E , '. . 3 i x 5 93 'WTWZFQ xx-A Mig, 5 .V WN., HLL MR. AND MRS. IACK MCDERMITT Social Directors 'bl Page 433 . X a V: 3 V u mx i a as ,rw -,V 'xy 9 ' ,NM 1 LN? I Y -Nu 5' nf, 3. 2. M.-. 5 A53 .JW ' fe' s 1 fx , Page 434 - 2 I Ga '+L Kg. x .- 'X , ,.. I :?r:1- V. ' A I Q 5 .E .W E 19 W n g 343, I, Nt ' E '5k . 2. I u Y 1. 9' '15 fm N 4 u V 5 ,f 5. 3, ,,. i it .Q 7' ' . f '1wlQi , - - ft W fffr2efrafZsu:g9t-V -1 534 Jimm y, ,,, ,,,,W , Wig 'Z' Ja '53 Q240 G it QQ ttf? E! Wt .9 I PX ,f f f - t ggi WEST HALL VERNON IOHNSON, Social Director MRS. GEORGE WATFORD, Dietitian i 4 I I of 0 1 Mm 5 f I XG.-N - SF 6 -2 X? Dr. William Marvin Whyburn is the fourth President to serve Tech since the college opened its doors in 1925. Dr. Whyburn was on the first faculty of Tech, as associate professor of mathematics. 1-fe has had a career that has shown steady increase in importance and renown. Starting as a teacher in the public schools of Denton county, Texas, in 1918, he is now president of the third largest state-supported school in Texas. President Whyburn received his Bachelor of Arts degree in 1922, and his Master of Arts in 1923, both from the University of Texas. From there he Went to South Park lunior College, Beaumont, Texas, as an instructor in mathematics. 1-le was an associate professor in math at Texas AGM in 1924-25. 1-le then accepted the position of associate professor of math at Tech, serving the college during the first year of its existence. Receiving his Ph. D. degree from Texas University in 1927, he became a National Research Fellow at Harvard University for the years 1927-28. 1-le was with the University of California in Los Angeles from 1928 until 1944. While there, he was, in succession, assistant professor, associate professor, and professor of math and chairman of the depart- ment. Prom California, Dr. Whyburn returned to his nativestate to assume duties as president of the youngest of Texas' colleges. Dr. Whyburn is a Widely recognized man in the field of mathematics and related sciences. 1-le has been first vice-president of the Mathematical Associa- tion of America, chairman of the Committee on By-Laws, American Mathematical Society, and Corresponding Academician of the National Academy of Exact Sci- ences Physical and Natural of Lima, Peru, in addition to other honors. I-le is a member of Sigma Xi and Phi Beta Kappa. Page 438 Pg 439 DR. WILLIAM MARVIN 'WI-IYBURN President of Texas Technological College JAMES G. ALLEN Dean oi Men LT. COL. LUDLOW C. ADAMS Professor of Military Science and Tactics A. S. GAYLORD, IR. Librarian W. T. GASTON Business Manager Page 440 MRS. IOHNNYE LANGFORD Deon of Women IOI-IN -E. BOWDEN Auditor I. H. MILLICAN Director of Extension EMMETT WOODS Assistont Purchasing Agent MRS. VIRGINIA SNELLING Burscrr W. L. STANGEL Decm of Agriculture AGRICULTURE Page 442 L. G. HABMON Dairy Manufactures E. L. MCBRIDE Agricultural Economics A. W. YOUNG Plant Industry RAY L. CHAPPELLE Agricultural Education DR. R. C. GOODWIN Deon of Arts ond Sciences RTS and SCIE CES DR, LEROY PATTON Geology CECIL HORNE lournolism DR. R. A. STUDHALTER Biology MORLEY IENNINGS Physical Educotion Page 444 Not pictured: DR. C. B. QUALIA, Foreign Lanquaqesg I. N. MICHIE, Mathematics. Page 445 DR. R. E. GARLAND Education DR. I. W. DAVIS Government DR. C. C. SCHMIDT Physics DR, I. P. BLITZ Music 1t!iTE,X AQ,lQQ.B my DR. TRUMAN W. CAMP Enqiish ANNAH IO PENDLETON Speech DR. W. C. HOLDEN History z ........-an-an 1 i -sand A-orrli 1 --quell ,fgw . :ul --i -191 'QQ WI?- i 'mf i T. C. ROOT De-on of Business Administration 5. ,,,, W, YY Page 446 BUSINESS ADMINISTRATIO THOMAS F. WIESEN Economics and Management REGINALD RUSHING Accounting and Finance MRS. ETHEL TERRELL Secretarial Administration DR. HOWARD E. GOLDEN Marketing Page 447 'WWI 3. iv, il. ni! is :NK 6 M, am I 'aim' ' 'ff I-bl pg E 0. V. ADAMS Decm of Enqirieerinq Page 448 2 if E GI EERI D. C. GOEDEKE Mechanical Engineering Page 449 Top to bottom: C. V. BULLEN, Electricgl Engineering: O. A. ST. CLAIR, Industrial Engineering and Engi- neering Drcrwingg L. E. PARSONS, Textile Engineer- ing: I. H. MURDOUGH, Civil Engineering. Not pic- tured: F. A. KLEINSCHMIDT, Architecture dnd Allied Arts. DEAN MARGARET W. WEEKS MARTYE POINDEXTER Applied Arts HOME MOZELLE CRADDOCK Institutional Management xx, lmxl Page 450 Page 451 ECO OIVIICS As. 2 I t l E MABEL D. ERWIN, Clothing ond Textiles IONNIE M. MICHIE, Foods ctnd Nutrition SANNIE CALLAN, Child Development ond Family Relo- tions Not pictured: VIVIAN IOHNSON, Home Economics Edu- ccrtion if., l L X 55 1,...-- K f N Khgwx, ffx Vx- sv? ,dpi x A5351 J 4 YZ-3 M, f YQ X V n WX X' 5 b GLYNNA ADDINGTON TWVA Sweetheart P ge 455 IOAN BOOTH Iunior Class Queen X wx, -. . fN.SNxf ,.X , afxsffisyaf arm Q so g zk..1 3-j51g'ff 5 2- A 'Q-:iw - , wg: xv. S HELEN BISHOP Rodeo Association Queen f' ,US :D BOBBY BABBON T9Clf1'S Most Handsome Man Selected at Theta Siq's Club Scarlet S SKI TRIP Tres Rites, New Mexico, during the hott- dcrys between semesters. Pictures by Sctrrr Ictckson. M A iwqnatsy 19 .Swv ,. W X' 1 ,M-f hr? rl Y .WPS - f -l 5 Q.. L Q ' .ff 5 1, Y .Vw x :IS fl Q3 L Q R YQ .A+ 43 EEF 5 K X 6, 3, f 4354 S X Q A N 5,2 ,1 W K f -K 3 1 ff. S+: , fe Y i1?ifw3s+ f f??j.3fi,'T?L, Hg! REC-ISTRATIO Waiting for registration torms . . . How are you classified? . . Waiting to be sectionized . . . Dr. Blitz signs 'ern up. Page 450 Paying fees . . . Dec:1n's crpprovol . . . Now for the Blue Cross . . . And to the Rec Hall for cz cup of coffee . . . Then back to the Bookstore for the lost long line. -af' 4 'ZZ Page 451 H0 ECG I CGW fl? Q The prize-Winning Socii flood. Pq46 i U tr E5 iv . f al! Kemas celebrate 15th Anniversary at Horne- corning . . . Kappa Kappa Psi float features Band Sweetheart Pollard . . . Wranglers dem- onstrate the differences ot opinion . . . Los Cams ridicule the University spending plan. Page 463 rti, jf? 9 X Wm mmf .XX H 2, 4 M1 N : - W testing-1,: 41 su 1'- Ng 95? at Vs , M 9115 TEXAS TECH ,x 1 as GOING UP! The campus hos been cbonqed con- siderably in the lost two years. Above: Army surplus buildings now fill in the bore spois . . . Moving dirt neor the new boys' dorm . . . The west stands of the new Stadium. rr .--ff' ffwszj XT' aj 7, fi-Biff?-MKQJ? iilf LAQM.. , ,T,:.:.:...,.. 2 ' ,ga Xgg- ,I ,lil fd:-tx lf' k A -.: xx 'ff -2 'TQ' 22 K' se if-X ff?Y AS LiOU Corral The memories of onofher schoo! qeor. maq oil of us Wes? Texansnwish ol! of qou Wes? Techsonsu Hue verq best of luck in all qour undedokinqs. KING'S IEWELRY Iune Stine and Dorothy Anderson find a very nice Silver Service at KING'S IEWELRY, Also larnous for its wide selection of diamonds and Watches. --K 'g .. . . . Q9 Fulfnll Your Dreams For Fine Cosmetics At A Willis Hllull all K, 11:- ' - f '. ,326 A A xQxJiF:-Qix Ciipfp ., ...1. Q ,'v- :QiMAIM!MM5F 1?rX:!4j E famous for naiionally adveriised brands! Q 13 -: 'g'gIg':7:3.3J .- ::f - ,.. , V . ......,. 5 Choose from Hwese famous lines of .gl-N FINE PERFUMES Q 0 GUERLAINS 0 BENDEL ff X Y QCORDAY QLENTHERIC I lbeliuy 2 sw 0 ClRo's 0 DANA EE gg ,543 0 F. Minor oworam 'q .-aj . . '4'.' W2 zhtsi rj sf, o LANVIN s 0 D orzsf-W 525 0 PRINCE 0 soma: is ' EL MATCHABELLI 5 fi3 rlllfl Ssgdgfjle MEET YOUR FRIENDS AT WYLIE'S ki' 'l WYLIES UH I3 STUHE 1106 TEXAS AVE. - LUBBOCK - DIAL 9393 Page 467 l WALTON'S STORE FOR MEN BROADWAY AND AVENUE I CAMPUS WEAR DOWNSTAIRS I 0 D -K' ' f -'iigzr -H ,fi s ci x i --tl I M' ' 4, A J, 'If ' M f if ' le' I f' Q Our Line Means Something Electric Power, delivered to your door, means better living tor you. lt means more industries and more iobs in this area. lt means more business, better tarminq, greater freedom tor homemakers. Whatever career you choose, electricity will mean a lot to you. . . at Work, at home, at play. SOUTHWESTERN COMPANY 3 vznns or soon crnznusrzrr Ann Punuc srnvlcz THE HILTON Home of Fme Food F r1endly Courteous Servlce ART GRIFFITH Manager f5ZZZQ?Z imma 60 '06 I amaze I Your FUTURE Is At Stake LUBBOCK TEXAS Diagonal lin s show Lubbock s r tail trade territory of twenty six West Texas and New MEXICO counties Cross hatching shows the aclclltlonal counties which are included in Lubbock s wholesale trading area Consider lt Wlsely And at the sarne time consider the unlimited possibilitres that exist toaay in Lubbock and the South The South Plains of Texas yet untold real wealth offers youth a chance to pioneer 1n a territory that is already one of the nation s most prosperous areas The growth of this section has been consistently above national averages 1D agriculture and busi- ness in populat1on gains and ris- inq buying power And its still qrowlnql Get in on the ground floor while this country is still young Plan now for a future thats r1ch and full Plan your future 1n Lubbock and the South Plains I . 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STOVALL 1101 College Avenue Phone 21051 Page 471 LESTER'S IEWELERS Home of Bonded Diamonds , 4g mx ' -. ' ff' -ae, Y.-1 - . oy 'woic if:-'gf '.' -1 l':L ' 5Z?Z2CfZ 52- ji., ' 4135? 'fl . Em: cl, .311 '-egg., .5961 .i.-:1g,:g- ' ki F ggi ziggy? Ali' af I Q.. 'Q smgw' I ,f ,,. ,-.Q N W I 4 W I 4, Q 955235 N A wg.. s -if 4 ' Z 3 2 9 -. 1' 5hT ..,.v?f LT 'ttf' 1, w.1.....z1.W1.- 1 .gg 1-'E : .... 4- . . ' ff ' ' 52-5:1 1 ' .591-.:.-.'.,.-:+L-,eg,f.1--.2 c ':,:--.- f 9' as, X1 v sf 5 gf I 4' A 4 1 gig, ' 2 EWR? 2 gif? if J 1, Ny W i 3 , f - M is 1? 1 . 2 . f 25+ HQ 53 A R 2553 .,..1.z:,1. , - - ,' BLS LUBBOCK CITY BUSSES are farmhar S1QhfS on the Tech campus They are always ready To serve HEADQUARTERS FOR TEXAS TECH COEDS AND YOUR NATIONALLY FAMOUS FASHIONS F A S H I O N S . . 0 I crunty Ir. 0 Mary Muffet o I o Dee Ir. o Minx Mode 0 Hobbies o Marion McCoy JO ANN SHOP W' Luka ICE CREAM 1210 AVENUE Q DIAL 8742 WHOLESALE RETAIL 2 MJ Wm 9 WV .. AW 4 It's Deliciously Different If There Were No Books No Planes Would F ly-Shakespeare' s Plays Would Be Merely Word-of-Mouth Legends! CULTIVATE THE HABIT OE READING GOOD BOOKS-WHATEVER YOUB HOBBY IS WE CAN SUPPLY THE BOOK -- O Fiction C Bibles I Non-Fiction I Reprint Editions I Art - Travel O Self-Help Books O C11ildren's Books O Cook Books Serving Students of Texas Tech Since 1925 - For All Classroom Needs - MAIL ORDERS FILLED PROMPTLYU TEXAS ON TECH THE COLLEGE CAMPUS Pg 474 We Can Say Again: We have enjoyed the privilege of doing the photography for LA VENTANA - 1947-1948 - I FINE PORTRAITS O WEDDINGS O COMMERCIAL O PHOTO FINISHING KOEN STUDIO LUBBOCK'S COMPLETE DEPARTMENT STORE FEATURING THE NEWEST IN WEARING APPAREL PENN EY'S 4336 Constantly Doing Our Part to Foster and Promote School Spirit and School Tradition at Texas Tech ...... Grollma ns gmsfnon ewlmpqy egm+.vAoAncE7 BEAUTIFUL CLOTHES FOR THE COLLEGE COED 1106 Broadway Phone 6678 LUBBOCK, TEXAS RENDEZ VO US Dine and Dance in the College Room STEAKS CHOPS LUNCHES DINNERS FRIED MEXICAN CHICKEN FOODS Del c ou Foods G a o sly Se ed ln the At o phe e That Pleases Call 29073 fo I fo mation 1105 COLLEGE AVENUE PHONE 29073 i i s r ci u rv ' m s r We Take Reservations for Private Parties, Dinners, etc. r n r ' W ' TA? L 1 F5 . ' g9'f 'M ' ,wwM+wh wnmfavw g g g g? - , ' 4 Iwi-X. wmgxfi :gif f fl. A .1 fQ. ,: ' , , , swf Le A e + l A . -pw A hw' 3.,w,, ,g,- -4 wx f iii ,S LUBBOCK BUS COMPANY The friendly and dependable service of the LUBBOCK BUS CCDMPANY is indispensable to the college student. l l Wwe Q Html, l ' , f U A URM S 1 2 ly ., HL 5 Ng-LS . A N Pol arro'I' SHOES FOR BOYS AND GIRLS i 'NTI-lk I S OP HMV H055 E03 POR MEN Shoe Store 1205 BROADWAY l Page 477 THIIMHS JEWELRY GIFTS . . . Costume I ewelry Diamonds Watches ...F GUARANTEED WATCH AND IEWELRY REPAIR .-...- IT'S A PLEASURE TO SERVE YOU 1301 College Ave. Phone 2-3181 HACKEL S READY TO WEAR MOVING FORWARD WITH TEXAS TECH Lbb kN' ' P West Texas . . . sablis e or e con h resi merc an s vicini .... Eq pp d t n er e ic cia services ........ THE LUBBOCK NATIONAL BANK LUBBOCK, TEXAS YA A The u oc at1 1 Bank IS proud to be a part of the r q of Lubbock a d E t h d f th f t d t d h t fL bb k d YY d tt tly Ht 1 A , I I Q I O O T T Servlnq Texas Tech for 16 years I BEBLES Home of Smart Clothes I ,TOWERS For Smart Women O 1006 08 Broadway Lubbock. Texas Q i I May We Continue to Serve You Ufle gbiafuzz l Uk fpzofzez gzame fam fuzzy Tiafuzau LUBBOCK, TEXAS Spaciafizing in Jvafuzaf rmjo ffzamai - - - cqfao Alfzsciaf Every servloe you expect to fmd all VN , J' aug 'M and rjdlfl the frlendllness that makes shoppmq 5Macf-S fo 07451 a pleasure plus the fmest of Jewelry are at your command when you gxcfuiwi V1S11 our store 5lflcuzufacfu'zs'z1 and Dbiazfziflutou of kgs Q-:Xa c7Lf.+:fzcf1ix jbnsffafc Buff f MwfUpJonC9g200' U lL1,NL5o14,,+ . mmf 1 k qzamaa. I I W, X ff' Qs' B.R.HENDRIX,DwN:R DIALZ-1222 l 1303 COLLEGE AVE. 5 A . . I I ' . DURHAM-BUBDINE C0. Men's Store at 1103 Broadway R. L. DURHAM and ROY E. WHEELER, Owners If in Men's and Young Men's l'l A We Have It-Priced Right VOGUE CLEANERS Saniton Cleaning Paul Basinger, Owner 1209 College Ave. Phone 22491 Page 479 f Olll A Wearing Apparel and Shoes- DUB RUSHING, Owner O Stationery O Modern Novels O Textbooks O Tech Stickers OPen and Pencil Sets O Slide Rules Come to the Varsity for all your school needs 1305 College Ave. Phone 21201 'k Vl-IBSITY BUUKSTUIIE FIRST NATIONAL BANK LUBBOCK, TEXAS ...'... BEST OF SERVICE ............ New Accounts A ppreciated Conqratulahons Compl1ments from SHAW S Texas Greatest Jewelers 1206 BROADWAY 1211 Avenuel LUBBOCK, TEXAS LUBBOCK - A TEXAS A V It A 1111 i' 1 ' Q and 2 1 2 1 -qi- Pg LUBBOCK'S COMPLETE DEPARTMENT STORE 9 AT Featuring THE NEWEST IN WEARING POPULAR I f APPAREL . . . B U25. PRICES Qfowm MONTGOMERY WARD . Constantly doing our part ' to foster and promote i school spirit and school 1214 AVENUE Q PHONE 4684 i tradition at TEXAS TECH... i E We 4 En A 1 I U5 Z n EAT N RUN 'E E 3 A Meal on cz Bun E Eazfziion frgfiofz 1 I I I Good Coffee 100519 750295, C Hamburgers Q01 I Sandwiches .fovafy lradiai I N . A 1205 College Phone 2-9475 1409 College Ave. Phone 7380 EULIN HASTINGS M , cxnager P 481 HACKEL'S COLLEGE AVENUE if Style Right for the College Girl 'A' 1207 COLLEGE AVENUE M LUBBOCK, TEXAS BOWEN'S DRUG STORE Y Druggist 0 1 w r STUDEBAKER: 1 Best by Far with I a Post-War Car! BESTWICK MOTORS 1008 AVE I PHONE 8585 I C A BESTWICK O O O S ales and Service 1 1 n Let's Meet at. . . 1 THE TOWER CAFE 1003 COLLEGE AVE. I Those Good Steak Dinners a Specialty I Dial 29013 For Reservations 1021 BROADWAY PHONE 4611 1 L M KEITH Owner I I I I CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK OF LUBBOCK THE OLDEST BANK IN LUBBOCK COUNTY COURTESY OF LE 5 LUBBOCK'S LARGEST CASH DEPARTMENT STORE II Penrod's The h d h fb ,jo 'B B o 5 'E ' ua Q. E In A ! 2 ,I S W ua : The shop around the Arn 'cs O 'E 2 Q3 I-1 Q. I -'tl Th hop around the corner Penf0d,S PORTRAITS I coMMEnclAL PHOTOGRAPHY STYLE PHOTOGRAPHERS COMMERCIAL ART KODAK FINISHING Phoio Engravings For e ADVERTISER e NEWSPAPER e MAGAZINE IRIEIEVES I I I fh 'I'I'l I I'I'l I The PUBLISHER IM, , E A v'74 'N E - AAT - Aii I A SINCERE BOOSTER OF TEXAS TECH QJM IL , 52 'III X I I I ENLN MII I 4: ' gr, tu I I ' I HM W If 7 Q I tt' , I XIII Where Texos Tech 15 concerned, Hotel I II I n rr O . gmfigifg q Lubbock Welcomes on opporturuty to put ,Ex , q I , I 1r1 our three cheers worth. We re lookmq I , I forward to serving you in the future os IFW' ' : : . 7 in the post tor your morry dcmces, ctth- I I.5FLfe1S:f- LuBBOCK,TEXAS ners ond other soctod functions. xr ar ir 1' if b I i FORD MONTGOMERY, Mgr. I I I nf 7791! few: fm Page 484 -F Outstandmg Sport Clothes for Campus Wear ...- 2422 BROADWAY PHONE 23501 BRAY's CAMPUS TOGGERY The new home of KUYKENDALL CHEVROLET COMPANY at 19th St. and Texas Ave. COLLEGE AVENUE DRUG Meet your friends at the College Avenue Drug CONGRATULATIONS. GRADUATES and BEST WISHES from SEARS, ROEBUCK if COMPANY Visit Us At Our New Home 1625 13th STREET LUBBOCK, TEXAS I XXXcmX'mcIX'CcxsXixxxgXoxx Quxxiixes fff' f 1403 COLLEGE PHONE 2-1365 Visit our fountain and enjoy complete fountain service of the finest quality We Specialize in Candies For All Special Occasions Mailed Anywhere in U..S.A. BILL MEARS-Tech Student-Manager 1 This new 1948 Buick Convertible seems to be all that matters to Sue and Buddy Miller, Boots Iobe and Richard Dickey on a sunny afternoon. SCOGGIN-DICKEY BUICK COMPANY Page 487 ,,.. Y , , ADVERTISERS' INDEX A Anderson Bros. lewelry . Anne Forcl's .... B Balclwin's Flowers . Bestwick Motors . . Bowen's Drug . . . Bray's Campus Toggery C Citizens National Bank . Cloverlake Dairy Store . College Avenue Drug . D Dunlap's .... Durham-Burdine . . E Eat 'N Bun . . F First National Bank . G Grollman's . . . H l-Iackel's College Avenue I-lackel's Ready-to-Wear Hemphill-Wells . . . l-lilton Hotel . . I Io Ann Shop .... Tones-Roberts Shoe Store K King's Iewelry . . . Koen Studio .... Kuykenclall Chevrolet Co 479 480 481 482 482 485 483 473 486 470 479 481 480 476 482 478 466 469 473 477 467 475 485 L Lester's Iewelers .... Levine's Department Store . Little Fashion Shop . . . Lubbock Bus Company . . . Lubbock Bus Company . . . 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