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

Text from Pages 1 - 510 of the 1956 volume:

4 7 3 is S :S 21 4 4 ? 5 Fl A 5 il E Z -, 3 2 2? 2 s if Z 'S 3 J 3 a 1 5 a , 1 E 5 5 a 3 E 3 1 s 5 Q Z 2 2 2 STAFF PAT BOLES, Edifor-in-Chief JODY MAY, Associaie Edifor DANE GRANT, Business Manager JAMES NUCKELS, Phofographer FRED GRIFFIN, Ar+is'r MARILYN MERRILL, Secreiary BILL COFFEE, Copy EcIiI'or MARY MASSEY, Club EcIi+or SANDRA COOPER, FeaI'ure Edifor 1 I I ll i U III l J Ll ED TOWS NOTE The LA VENTANA which was ours 'For so long now is yours. Every picfure, every line of copy, every piece of ar+ work is familiar 'I'o us. When ihe final copy is mailed +o +he prinier ihe long afiernoons and evenings of work fhai have iealously claimed our lime since Sepfember are over. The sfaff members owe many 'ihanks-+o our friends, who heard nofh- ing bui' LA VENTANA 'ialkg fo our professors who never received our work on fimeg 'ro our roommares who calmly pui up wifh frazzled nerves, and io +he many orhers who showed fheir inferesi' by iusi' dro ping in. This book is our summaiion of fhe achievemenis of 'ihe s'l'uLn'I's and +he college in I956, and fhe s+ory of fhe diFFeren1' phases of college life. We, +he sfaff, preseni' +he I956 LA VENTANA and we hope 'I'ha+ 'I'hrough- ou+ fhese pages you will find some picfure or phase fhaf will help you relive your college days. If you do, our book will have served ifs principal purpose. PAT BOLES, Edi+or ll Ill Vi I ADMINISTRATION . . 8 CAMPUS LIFE . . . 24 PERSONALITIES .... 64 ACTIVITIES ...... I04 SPORTS ....... l36 ORGANIZATIONS . . I84 DIVISIONS ...... 280 CLASSES . . . . . 336 III I o1m:NIS I l 1 I l V l l l i l w V 1 Page 6 lefcafion In every community a certain few seem to rise above the others. Some excel in achievement. Some surpass in Wisdom. A few gain fame because of riches. Then there are those Who Win admiration because of an ever- glowing beam of personality. To a member of this last group, We dedicate our l9S6 LA VENTANA. His infectious smiles and friend- liness have made the community of Texas Tech a better place in which to live. His cheerful hellos and undefinable ability to remember names and faces have added many a spark to otherwise normal days. We dedicate this 1956 LA VENTANA to DUDLEY JOHNS, the campus mailman at Texas Tech. We hope that the character of this annual Will not be too unlike the character of Dudley-one of friendliness and vitality. U 2 T11 -Q 75 .. 0 I 0 l 0 S5 sg l iv 'D 0 'ini fr 'IVIFWN Dm 6? mm X Y x ' I Q . . ao 1 n A is A F5 1 ZX.. x I K I xxx lm i -ix 1 .-, . 4 -SL . Mww :Hn ,f ' A V c fy ,Q A ,A I Sq K+ 9 4 fm, Q H , a2'U Q f ,5, ,-N 1 krgfgkjg MR gg .,-5. -A ff- .--,-. f . .T ' 'N- UD Page 9 jfre !Q'e5iJenIf 'fllve been through all the -18 states, but that's not enough. . . . Someday 1 want to take a trip around the worldfl Such is the secret ambition of Dr. lfdward Newlon Alones, President of 'llexas Technological College. Dr. Jones' love for traveling is not new. During the sum- mers of 1929 and 1930, he was head ranger naturalist in the education division of Yellowstone National Park. And re- cently, Dr. and lllrs. Jones enjoyed an extensive trip through the great Northwest, including Glacier National Park, Lake Louise, and Yosemite National Park. Closely allied to their traveling hobby, the sloneses enjoy developing and enlarging pictures taken of the National Parks. Dr. Alones' love for the outdoors is well-recognized, as he is a Past-President of the Heart Ol 'llexas Council of Boy Scouts. A native liansan, the tall administrator was graduated from Ottowa University, Ottowa, Kansas, in 1921. He re- ceived his Ph.D. from Iowa in 1925. From Iowa ,he jour- neyed to Baylor, where he was head of the Department of Biology, and later, Dean of Arts and Sciences and Dean of the University. ln 1942, Dr. jones took the head reins of Texas A. X 1. Six years later, Texas Tech called on the native Kansan for the Academic Vice-Presidency. And in 1952, Dr. Jones be- came President of Texas Tech. Away from the job. Dr. Jones likes to spend time with his family. His photography-minded son, Allen, is a senior at Lubbock High School. And Dr. jones, daughter, lflaine, is a sophomore at Ottawa. And there are Queenie and Blackie, the two woolly, but very friendly canine members of the household. Both the Dr. and Klrs. Jones are active in civic and reli- gious affairs. 1XIrs. jones is a member of the Provisional Board of the Y.XV.C.A., the Lubbock Vvomenls Club, and the Dellolay Klothers. Besides his duties as Tech's chief administrator, Dr. Jones is Area Chairman of the American Cancer Society and a regular teacher at the Downtown Bible Class of the First Baptist Church. -arm. aims, ,- mf . 2 , -2 :' - k wi 2 ,5 ' 1. .R 9' ' YA. ,,1-.. V . 5 7 ff V .ga , 'ggi A 7' A ?+ '-sf' . ,1 Mar! of .Eirecfom OFFICERS CHARLES C. FFHOMPSON . . . Chairman CiEORGE IQ. BENSON . Vive Chairnmn j. ROY VVELLS . . Sen-etary RIFKIBICRS Thomas F. Abbott, jr. . . Fort 'vVorth Tom Linebery . Kermit George F. Benson . . . . Lubbock Fred H. Hloore . . . Dallas VVilliam H. Francis, jr. . . . Houston Douglas Orme . . . Big Spring J. Fvetts Haley ...... Canyon Charles C. Thompson . . Colorado City VVinfield D. VVatlcins .... Abilene Comprising Texas Tech's Board of Directors are nine successful men from various occupational fields. Klembers of the Board are appointed by the Governor for six-year terms, and they are not paid for Board work. Serving as Chairman of the Board since hlay 1, 194-3, is Charles C. Thompson, attorney from Colorado City. Thompson has been a member of the Board continuously since 1937. George If. Benson, a Lubbock banker, is presently Vice-Chairman of the Board. Acting as Board Secretary is J. Roy VVells, also Administrative Assistant to President F. N. Jones. Other members of the Board are Toni Abbott, an autoniotive businessman from Fort XVorthg Vvilliam H. Francis, attorney from Houston: ll. Fvetts Haley, rancher and historian from Canyon, Tom Linebery, rancher from Kermit, Fred H. Kloore, Klagnolia Petroleum executive from Dallasg Douglas Orme, Cosden Petroleum executive in Big Spring, and NVinfield D. VVatkins of VVestern Cotton Oil in Abilene. No problem is too big or too small for Tech's Board of Directors which has final authority on all matters concern- ing the College. Sealed, left to right: Benson, Thompson, jones. Slanding, left to right: Linebery, Francis, Moore, Abbott, Orme, VVatkins, Haley. Miami fo fire limlmf james Roy VVells has a dual position. He is Assistant to the President, being largely responsible for making out the budget, and he is Secretary to Tech's Board of Directors, which holds at least six regular meetings a year. lklr. VVells has a highly-varied administrative background. He holds a B.B.A. and a B.A. from Baylor and was Auditor of john Tarleton College, instructor in Business Administra- tion at Sam Houston State Teachers College, and head of the B.B.A. department at Clarendon Junior College, Simmons University, and Sam Houston State Teachers College. YVhen away from administrative duties, Klr. Vfells likes to work in his garden. ice rw. Gmplfrof er VVhat's your favorite subject-football, basketball, navy, hunting, fishing, golf, or business? If you like ,to converse in any of these, llarshall l.. Pennington, Vice-President and Comptroller of Texas Tech, is the man to see. A native of Georgetown, llr. Pennington received his B.B.A. from the Lfniversity of Texas in 1935. For a year, he was coach and teacher at lil Paso High. Next, he joined the College of Blines and lletallurgy as Varsity Basketball and Freshman Football Coach and College Business llfanager. From 19-H to 1946, llr. Pennington served in the LYS. Navy Armed Guard as a gun crew oflicer on a merchant ship. He was discharged a Lieutenant. The war over, Pennington returned to the School of lllines until 1949 when he became Comptroller of Tech and later, Vice-President and Comp- troller. ice fgwaicfenf Dr. G. lf. Giesecke, vice president in charge of academic ad- ministration, has been at Tech since l953. After graduating from Stanford, Tech's academic head won a fellowship and studied at the University of fklarburg, Ger- many. fiiesecke returned to Stanford in 1932 and began work on his masterls and later on his doctoral degree. After com- pleting his doctorate, Dr. Giesecke taught at the University of Illinois. After the war, he returned to lllinois, where he was Assistant Dean in Liberal Arts and Sciences and associate professor in German. And from 1949 to 1953, Giesecke headed the School of Applied Arts and Sciences at North Dakota Agricultural College. .I xxnis Cl. A1.i,r5N, llmn of Sfll1ll'lIf Life 96711, of .S?lfLC!8l'Lf Always time for someone else's problems. 'l'hat's the motto of blames Ci. Allen. Dean ot Student Lite at 'liexas 'lieehnologieal College. And it's :i good motto for the man in charge of student development outside ot the classroom. Dean Allen has heen with Texas 'lieeh sinee W27. During that time, he has also taught in the English De- partment and served as Dean of lien. At home, you will often lind Dean Allen working in the yard oi' hiigeting a tune on the piano. During his undergraduate work, he earned expenses hy eondneting a college otehestta. Dean Allen is married to Louise C. Allen. an Assistant l,1'0lCSSl7l' in the .lontnalism Department. 'lihe Assistant Dean of Student Lite is Alzunes B. XYhiteliead. A Hoosier with a friendly smile, Dean Vfhitehezul has also worked as Assistant Dean ot Klen and as Dorm Siipeiwisor. A AI.x,xi11,s IZ. U lII'Iil:Hlz.Xll if , ,V A ,'lyyisfr1l1l Demi of Sflllfflll Lift' ,Nt V ' ' .,.,.+-0-4 'VA' Page I4 W AIRS. RIARTH.-X H. HALL, I'1XSiXfllIlfDf'llI1 of LIIOIIIFII .ffl , fs A' ii gt Q L 1. Will E.1l5?r:Ea 5211-L 173 LEWIS N. JONES, Dean of fllen Hold that Line! to Help that Boy. Such has been the story of Lewis R. Jones, Dean of KIen. In 1936 and 1937, Dean Jones helped rip rival defenses as Line Captain for Red Raider football teams. Then he went on to gain his INI.A. at Tech, coach at lN'It. Pleasant, and to serve with the U.S. Navy Hospital Corps. The Dean of lien is in charge of citizenship, housing, and personnel records of all I male students. Aiding the Dean of lXIen in his work is VVilliam R. Geisert, Assistant Dean of INIen and sw.-.Visor-4 of Bledsoe Hall. Corning to Tech from Indiana University, KIr. Geisert is well-known locally as a leading tenor in church and light opera work. 861,11 0 A mmen Equipped with more than ten years of personnel experience, lX'Iiss Florence L. Phillips serves as Dean of VVonien. Before joining the staff of Texas Tech, lIiss Phil- lips worked in personnel with Sylvania Electric, Hlarshall College, Eastern New IXIeXico Lvniversitv, and Indiana Univer- sity. lNIiss Phillips, who paints western scenes during off hours, avers that her depart- mentls responsibility is to provide the wom- en students with a well-rounded life out- side of the classroom. . Miss FLORENCE PHILLIPS Assistant Deans of XNYOIHCII are Klrs. lXIartha H. Hall and lNIiss Jacqueline DMN of Wollliiil Sterner. Klrs. Hall, who is responsible for the first wonienls freshmen dorinitorv, is in charge of the XVOIHCIIIS residence halls. lVIiss Sterner, a Hoosier and an avid golf dulicr, helps with various girls, activi- ties concerning girls living off campus. Miss Al.-XCQUIQLIXE STERNER, flssistanf Dean of llfanzmz Page I5 XV1LL1AM R. GEISERT Jssistarzt Dean of fllffn ZUJI. .f wr.. 1 VV. P. CLEMENT WILLIAM EDWARD HALL Registrar Director of Public Information SHIRLEY F. SCHULZ J. H. RIILLIKIN Dirertor of Food Service Direftor of Extension Service Page I6 W. B. GATES PER. G. STENSLAND Dean of Graduate School Ifead of Adult Education Program exam .ECA jounclafion BOARD OF DIRECTORS CHANSLOR E. VVEYAIOLTH, Amarillo C. T. lVICLAL'GHLIN, Snyder . . MRS. EI-'FIE XVILSON, Lubbock . . . . . Chairman . Vice-Chairman . . . . Secretary AIARSHALL L. PENNINGTON, Tech College . . . Treasurer YVILLIAM H. CRENSHAW, Tech College . Director of Development BOARD MEMBERS OBIE BRISTOVV, Big Spring RAYMOND BUCK, Fort YVorth FRANK CARTER, Pampa J. E. CUNNINOHAM, Amarillo H4185 ETHEL FOSTER, Sterling City JACK FROST, Dallas J. P. GIBBINS, Midland J. O. GILLHAM, Brownfield DON HARRINGTKJN, Amarillo HAROLD HINN, Plainview LEON INCE, Houston DR. CLIFFORD B. JONES, Lubbock FRANK H. KELLEY, Colorado City GEORGE P. LIVERNIORE, Lubbock C. E. KIAEDGEN, SR., Lubbock RETHA BIARTIN, Lubbock ROBERT BIAXEY, Lubbock DR. F. L. RIIZE, Lubbock RAYMOND PFLIIGER, Eden ROBERT B. PRICE, El Paso O. B. RATLIFF, Lubbock ROY RIDDLE, Lubbock VV. L. STANGEL, Lubbock SPENCER VVELLS, Lubbock DR. D. M. WIOGINS, Lubbock RAY VVILLOUGHBY, San Angelo PRESIDENT N. JONES, Ex-Officio Member The Texas Technological College Foundation is the receptacle for gifts and grants to the college from private sources. Organized in 1939, it has a directorate of 33 people elected to membership by the Board of Directors of the College. Serving without any remuneration, these directors concern themselves with developing specific projects for the beneht of the college and with enlisting the interest of people throughout the state in assisting college enterprises. Page I7 eau O! .fdgricn fare Yvhen YV. L. Stangel, Dean of Teeh's Agricultural Depzlrtinent, starts something, he gets the job done. For instance, when Stangel beezune head of the Department of Animal Husbandry in 1925, there were only two gray mzires on Teehls farm. 'llodzlyp under Stangel's guidance, Teelrs livestock progrzun has grown to include herds of Herefords, Aberdeen Angus, Brahmzis, swine, sheep, and tloeks of chickens and turkeys. Dean Stangel has also proven his leadership ability while serving outside his ziezldeniie duties. He is past president of sererzil organizations, including National liloek and Bridle Club and the Texas Pzinhzindle-Plains Dairy Association. A proud ex-Texas Aggie, Dean Stangel has heen head of Teelfs Agri- vultnrzzl Division since lf?-5. Page I8 ecm of .Anfd om ,giiencezi Ult 11':1s11't like this i11 the old iiavyfy SO1llL'tilNCS thinks Robert C. Good- win, Dean of Arts :ind Sciences at Texas Tech. During the First Wvorld VVz1r, Dean Goodwin was a sezunzin i11 the LTSNR. Following his navy days, Dean Goodwin gained his RIA Degree from Texas L'11iVersity and his Ph.D. from Harvard. After teaching :it the Lvniversity of Florida, Dean Goodwin eznne to Texas Tech, where he was head of the Chemistry' Depzirtlneiit, and later, Dean of the Cirziduate Division. In 1945, Dean Goodwin hecznne head of the Arts :ind Sciences Division. .fowzfnedd ,xgczfminidrczlfion llc-y, couch, give- ine a little- help with my 21Ck'fJlll1fll1g.H 'lihz1t's right! Cin-oi'ge Ci. Hezzthvr, Dc-an of Business iXtll11lI1iSfl'2lIlOIl, started his teaching czirn-ci' as :L coach and coxnincrcizil fC'2lCllC'1' at Cincinnati High Suhool in 1938. But looking for grecncr pzistnrvs, Dean Heather rcinovt-tl his coach- ing togs the next ycznx Holding degrees from Southwest Klissouri State :intl the Lviiiwixity of lowzi, the Dc-an obtained his professional cxpcricnce over a with- area? Ohio, lowzi. Kansas, l'il01'lkl2l, :incl 'lic-xzis. Dt-an Heather lt-ft l lo1'imlzi State LlI1lYC'1'SifX in l950 to hffcmnv head of rl't-t-lik Busincss Ailininistration Division. Page 20 ecm 0 gzgineering Like to viz-w Alaska in thc suininc-V? If so, Texas 'l'cch's nt-west Dean, Dr. john R. Hradforil of Fngiiiceriiig, is thc- man to soc. During a rcccnt vacation to thc' Lv. Sfs noi'thci'nniost possession, Dt-an Bi'amlfoi'd clicked ovci' 700 color shots. Sinn- ,gaining his first nlegrcc from 'll-ch in UH2. Dr. H1'2ltlfOlAl'l has com- piled 13 years of varied cnginccting vxpericncc. He twice sc-rvcd as a lec- turer of physics in Tcchg worked with Stanford Oil Cog was Director of the railioisotopcs laboratory at Case' Institute of Technology in Cleveland, and was a research consultant with thc- L'nitc-il Statcs Radium Corp. in New York City. Dr. liradforml is thc scconil Tech alum to scrvf' as Techys lfnginccring hcacl inan. Thai first, Di: Dysart Holcomb, is now Presiilt-nt of 'll-xas xx?E'STl'l'll College in lil Paso. QCITCEIIEN LANNING MA Nur .uzruxz mis vmzxom1:M.N x:ntu:.x'1'1u N Ax. 340131143 ICS uuvxznx Mxsxu' 1xuLLn11NS WE? S25 ii? HS fl! lm' , 1 4. 6 J' 4 N i K1 ga ,nw gan 0 ,Mme COVLOWLLC5 Nu! Q'OUkilI,Q' is not flu' first low 01' we-I1 the hubby uf Dr. WY lla Xvilllllllll Tixmslmw. Drum of the Hmm' I':COIl0lNiL'S Divisifm. lllstczul, U1 'l1iIlSlCj1S f:1xo1'itL' pzistimm' is g1'c'c'n thumbing, wfwkillg in the yzml :xml t'lr1wc'1'bwls 2ll'UllI1ll hm' lmllw. la-ch s Home IZCOIIKJIIIICS Dum IS L'C1'Ullllly no Sfl'2iI1Qjl'l' to the xvvsr CVI1 part of Tvxzls. Hcr motluw' liws 011 El 11111611 nc-:ir Stnlwfmwi. Hcforc WllNiIlg to 'I'c'ch. Ur. ,1iiI1Sll'j' was head of the Hmm' I':LkU!lfJlIliL'S IJL'PZll'f1Nl'IlT Zlf Southwest Tcxzls Stzm' 'l'c':1chc'1's Cfmllcgc in S2111 Kfzmwns. Dr. 'liirlslcv xiKliIlL'll fl1L l'l'L'h faculty in SCDfUINbl'l', 1953. Page 22 F2lL'llify King and Quccn, Dr. Horace Hartsc-H and Alice Xxvhiffillglfflll. 1: x ' Dc-:ul Allcn has lllilllj' talents. embers of thc faculty play 21 fc-xx' rock :md roll tlllws. . 1 Katherine Lackey of thc- lfnglish I,JL'l3Z1l'l'Il1CIlf pcrfrwms at the lfzxculry Tall-nr S Page C6Ll4fLl0lfLf5 U I H I N H Page 24 f W ' ,.iwfIfs?,.2V W4-4-:vu-s 4A QA, . ' a gt, pw 4 3' M, iz -wf 1, , I W3..,,: YJ .L 5 , E xx : ' V-- ' R ff ,W .f ' Ve. 1 - f , ,. ? v A 1. ' su, ,, -. u 7 - 1 , Q , V gi ,i 0 mi M J 3 '- . , Q . v -af v A Vfwf ., 5 , --.sl B , A , r - 2 ' M. I ' 4 . Mm :rf 'm-'S ' , ,. .. . 4' a 4. I ' M 14' 1 Q um . .L it Q' . P1 'um .. 5 ,-Q, D , 'a 1.4, V. .QA - . I sv. f , . r 1 H 1 Law Q F' Q J. ff Xa' E --Fw n K N W V W Y A ' :L KV ll A XXX V ff wwfffilffgl, ,,,.... X Af: fl 9 v s Z ' V ! X 5 fra lfwff b - 0 f .f,..-- -1--- I -i, ! f 5 XPWLQWQ--My, in , Z ' ' ' 1' W5Jm, '-2.MwM ' MMJWWV . ., ...,,- H- f - ,.vVwNH,TvNNmN.,, iilagel cijill7El9bL5 Page 25 i G :beam Page 26 Rising on the skyline of Tech this year was the municipal Coliseum and Auditorium which in the future will provide badly needed space for sport- ing events and other school functions. Having a seating capacity of l0,000, the school looks for use of the domed arena to give the ultimate convenience and space. The auditorium will seat 3,000. Built at a cost of S1,750,000, the structure was to be completed the last of lklarch. ? .fdcfminidlfralfion First having opened its doors thirty years ago, the Administration Building is one of the originals on the campus. Although the majority of the de- partments it once housed have radiated outward with the expansion of the campus, it still maintains its position as nucleus of the college. In addition to the administrative ollices it contains the Blathe- maties, Education, and Business Departments. Landmarks of Tech and the city of Lubbock are the twin towers flanking the Administration Build- ing. The east tower contains the often-heard vic- tory bells and the west tower the chimes. Page 27 cience Qne of the newest structures on the hill is the Science Building which houses the Biology, Geol- ogy, and Physics Departments. Covered connecting walks of the Spanish Renaissance style connect the Science Building with the Library and Chemistry Building. The interior, however, is modern and keeps pace with the subjects taught within. Czemieilfrg Under the weather vane is the Chemistry Build- ing, home of the Chemistry and Chemical Engi- neering Departments. Due for a thorough renova- tion this summer, the building has for years re- vealed and sometimes concealed the mysteries of chemistry to thousands of students. Several research projects are underway by the department for the army and various foundations. A new equipment addition this year was a 515,000 mass spectrograph donated by local citizens. Page 28 ,MAJ gzgineering Vlvell-known to the slide rule set is the Nvest En- gineering Building which contains the departments of Electrical and Industrial lfngineering as well as Architecture. Built in 1928, this building, with others around the loop, has been instrumental in giving some of the technology to the name of Tech. oowna Mm Inirnediately north of the Library is the Journalism Building, home of all Texas Tech publications. Located on the lirst tloor are the oizhces of the Tech Press, the press itself, and the Office of Public Information. Upstairs the staffs of the Tarzvzdor and LA X7ENTANA are busy the year lround. Page 29 Nw:zeemm4ze,g..mM,QM Alpha fl wgfw.-., .ff ,..v4Y,,+f,W.'f W l,tf.w.WWMWii. ,MW .W ff-WW 5 W,fJ,,W,,Mte,,W W W,,W,,.,,. .WW .,,-.,,, Sgilflfjeflff UVLLOVL Hub of social activity on the Campus is the Student Union. The Union provides varied recreation with a dance area, a large Ball- room, and card and game facilities. Rooms for organizational meetings in the Union are instrumental in rounding out college activities. lfxpansion of the snack bar area this year pro- vided more room for coffee breaks in the SUB. The modernistie interior of this build- ing makes it one of the show spots of the college. Page 30 QTZBMA 3414! Ivy-walled Doak Hall has been a college home for students since it was erected in 1934. Originally built for Women, it was converted for men after the war, and today houses 322 men. A former Dean of VVomen gave the hall its name. The long, shaded walk to the building makes Doak one of the most attractive on the campus. B :'1'r 111, .als aww-..:.vw l 6U'L8 spd! Drane Hall provides Freshman girls with their first college envi- ronment and introduces them to rich and sometimes turbulent dor- mitory life. Named for a former Board of Directors member, it houses 320 women and innumer- able siuffed mzillzals. Page 3l Page 32 og Pdf? Becoming one of the leading research li- braries in the South is the goal of the expand- ing library which has suffered growing pains from lack of space this year. Containing over 482,000 volumes and many thousands of documents and periodicals, it provides recreation as well as information for students and faculty. A fairly new aspect of the library is its 3,125 reels of microfilm available for research. ggie ngineering Built in 1951, the Aggie Engineering Building is the home of the Agricultural En- gineering and Horticulture Departments. Laboratories for Aggie Engineers and horti- culture architecture design labs are also lo- cated here. The Aggie Engineering Auditorium lo- cated in this building is a convenience to all campus organizations and play productions. Hgfmdfy A long-needed addition to the College, the Len and Harriett Kle- Clellan Klemorial Infirmary was Completed in llarch. The first Hoor of the new structure is de- voted entirely to the Outpatients Clinic and doctors' ofliees. The hospital upstairs has an in-patient capacity of 18, but plans are for it to be expanded to a capacity of -P0 in the future. Designed by Butler-Brasher Company, the building was occupied in early April. Page 33 S W, w J.. Q ff U - 53 '?-if W I 7 A - J qpmnllig' - 0 J I QU A + NS IQ4 i S L J k 7 ,Q ' limi QR? 5 3 Q' 1 ijsfgg we X iff ZF 0 6 H F! am . PM JA P ge 35 gs-'We H JJ Klan on second! THE BEGINNING . . . lt was early in September when 1,500 new faces appeared on the Tech campus in the form of fresh- men. After the initial confusion of moving in and getting settled, get acquaintedl' sessions formed and little black books were filled with new numbers. The official college year began with Freshman Convocation. 'just because you're away from home doesn't mean . . .U Makgiyiv , Hmmmmm, POS-6371 . . '? ' 35, L f 30 fr If .. 'll s There's nothing like a good healthy wait. Very good, Revis . . . all S o'eloeks, afternoon, and Saturday classes. THE FRUSTRATIN6 HOURS . . . Hl'n1 sorry but that section is Closed . . . drop a course, but I have to take 21 hours to graduate . . . 12 o'elock class? VVhen do l eat ? Such were the exclamations regarding that necessary wil, Registration. The end of a lousy day. Page 37 C , lk .G F 6 Weiss, W 495' 1 Students listen intently to Dr. Jones in the Hrst all-student convocation. VVhere's the VVal1? ULD. Card? l'm just a freshnian.', CLASS ELECTIONS . . . Posters, posters, posters. After the first all-student convocation, respective classes met to nominate their candidates for the big election. Enthusiastic cani- paigning resulted in walls plastered with posters and active participation in Tech's student govern- ment. All aboard for Houston! HIS this the club car? Page 40 HOUSTGN . . . An estimated 463 Tech students wrote the history of the 1955-56 oihcial out- of-town trip to Houston in October. Everyone had 21 good time. In the evening by the moonlight . . .H -'-Hr, w'MVTl3'?HWi7iL'75is4 7 ALVQ ., .W ,,, NR R xl, M,-11 Kg vfv- MCM: M535 fn V, M My :,m,,., I Ki. g H,5,?Mf:.pqw- any E - 'M-y..K 'YY 1 . 3 L I , , M' A V a i?-z EN' A . . L , V - 'Y , f L ,, fha? ' 3 I33?ffiiiSZ5?3f'S?5?if1i4E., 'fixaifdg gf, . .A MJ, .,wwf.wiHA5fU5,Wsg Wig! gawk J LW 1A'A' ' 5 1 Sf Af: ff' , ep W A -'k- 5' 525 Y Z' L .. j1,f,55??gE,A 'gggww we ga? 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Slltllfdilj' morning the rc- sults of lllllllj' long hours of work and fun rolled down Brozldway as proud organizations watched their Hoats go by. fm l ll'N'1I'Il of 7wl'l'l1. Jlosl Bmutiful ll'ZL'll!'Ii. Phi Delta Thffa's TECH EXPRESS ivon the Thomas Trophy for Bffst All-'Round Ffoht. Y' fi? 'gg Ulx +82 V Wh 1 'fn 4 L , 15:14 Pgifgsgt ' ' JH fi fha WW his-an L 1 . I.R.E. float took top honors as fllost Hu1norous. NNSQWIM-531 V W Q I -, A h! Q ,wg 7 I, ' , fir? - i ll if A I V Mwgniaaa 5 W hfah h h?E 5? Lo olo Q ooy- 1 ,oo Q o ii o fg, .o5-3?Q gQv.g?Qg,31 Q QE? j h Vf,QQ?fffgEiifQ 554 foo F23 ' ' o ff' h 'W'o ' if -Q T W - x ' 'Xi' ' f ff ' 4 A o 1 fiii- Q A' Phi Knjrpa Psfs THE ARRIIZJL OF THE GREEKS icon the Siynm Kzzfvprz foppm' tho Host Dfsrripii1'e 11-zvrzrzl . Page 45 F 'x NL -1-fx . ,,,., ,N Ag sM 9TW LA. gr, Y' 1 B, S i ,Y 3? if mn-5. 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The Campus had uhziiigcd . . . new buildings wht-i'c prairie once was . . . thc parade was longer . . . thc pep rally bigger . . . and the students fthcrc were thousands of fhC'lN,. Tcch students joint-J thc old grads in an exciting weekend clilnzlxcd by :1 27-7 victory over Arizona. Le'f',v go, R611 R1zi1lf'1'5.' 5,21 M5523 i if ,Q-41? 'it L ' 15 , Vg Page .lim IffIlt',L'Zl'00d l'l'l'f'i'Ut,.Y prize from Mary Ann Wafle1's. Jim Blackwood was selected Tech's llost Handsome Klan at Club Scarlet Cmock night clubj. Sponsored annually by Theta Sigma Phi, skits are presented and Z1 prize given for the best skit. Delta Dolls ivan thi' prize for the bf ff .till 11 Uyish I mufzi hold 111111 film. PLUNGERS WIN . . . The zumuzll XXv2lShb0XY1 Gzuuc bctwccu the freshmen CHIJTZIIIC Sf015I'lC1'SV5 and llppcrclzlss Coeds QHS0- pl1istiuzm-nl l'lu11gc1'5 H 11-sllltcwl in il few skimmed km-vs, wullwl hair and ll victmw' for the HPIL1Ilf'f'l'S.u , 25 Lihi'Q'I'lL'2ll1L'l'S :md band were suwlicnl hx' the male I . populzltiun :md D11 Aluncs was cl'rm'11c-cl XVz1sll- bowl King. King, 110111 fllllf l'I'0Ii'7I. 4 my as . R12 wg- j M- R ,G 1. Page 5I Forty fllfli of cojfeff. LET'S GO TO THE UNION From coffee breaks to President's reeeptions -the Union has them all. Students drop in at the Tech Student Union at all hours and find all kinds of reerezition and entertziininent. Popular :nnong students are the jam sessions, dances, and ten olcloek coffee break, il time when students, class or no class, usually find time for a cup. Busy freshnzeiz Fi-ve after cle-ven. Page 52 allf ' 1 Go, go, go! Pretty good, huh ? Page 53 1 ' l Ili!!! ,Q Page RAIN! ' THE SNOWS CAME A heavy snow early in February resulted in the dismissal of classes for several days due to impassable roads. So disgruntled were the students over having to miss classes, they turned out en nznssr for sleigh rides, snowball fights, and a most enjoyable time. . t . gtglk gm -1 if .gifs ii- - Q ,. wfefjititiwff , ff 1 fag Page 55 A f gkkki I fault zzfforzl io ful Illl0f1lI'l' r!f1s.f. Eight rfrfork' Uvlzy tlzv 51111 is11't ffzwz 1115. MONDAY AGAIN Everyone nerds relaxation afnfr class. Page 56 II you lfzlw' flllt' umm' ozzzzvf' Xll0llfli fin if. W Page 57 'W' To ln' t'0lIfiI11lFIl.9! Page 58 I 1111t'y A'lIj'7f7IIA't'Il Prfzrlifv ll1lll'l'.Y p1'r'fz'rf. . . . AND THE DAYS WENT BY ln' ffrz'z'11.' 1 Kvrzpr, I hll'Z'F1I,f 511711 your bffll. Smmflzody f0t'Zl3' that Ihina! Rmzly, aim, jeff? .' Page 59 5. Q Lf ff , in A ,,. Rf'ha'r11'A'nf5, ll!'IlYlj',V I'l'lll'Il7'Xl1!.S'. 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If J '5G Aw x :mga -5 XX -R .5 f '72 XX . V. ,fgz 4 .- .px rl -, 1 4 S KX LXR gf' x ix .----1--- Ecmfied Page 65 ,U-8? T' FlNAI,lS'liS-First Rota' Patsy Harris, Sue Kleason, Carolyn Andrews, llary ,Io Cappleman, Sandra Shields, Jean Crass, Bil- lie Jo Hloreman, lxlary Alice Braselton. Szwnzd Role: Klary jane Kliller, Diana Smith, Gail xvllfll, June VViley, Sandra Shook, Sharla Pepper, Sylvia Thompson, Charlene VVilliamson, Revis Jordan, Sonja Strand, Yvonne Strand. Avo! lJi1'fllf'I'I!.' Peggy Kliller. jnifia! Qlrufedf The initial Tech Beauty Contest was held early in December, at which time twenty girls were chosen from a group of 230 contestants to be sub- mitted for top beauty honors. judges for the first elimination were llr. and Klrs. Fredrick de Vries, photographers from Slatong H111 VVinston Reeves of Reeves Studio of Lubbock, and Lieutenant Col- onel -Iohn Brennan, Jr., of Reese Air Force Base from Albany, New York. Pictures of the twenty finalists were submitted to Klr. Clarence Bull, Head Cameraman for lletro- Cloldwyn-llayer Pictures, who selected the Texas Tech top eight Beauties. JLWDGICS-Left to Riyhl: Klr. Fredric de Vries, Lt. Col. john Brennan, Jr., llrs. Klarinell de Vries, llr. XVinston Reeves. Page 66 preaenfing me Z A gaufied Q3 emu vig X' wiht Eff '21 Z L. 3 W C U L V EDR-CITY .43 renal? 1956 Miss Pat Boles, Editor LA VERTAIA Texas Technological College Lubbock, Texas DearHissBo1esx A The photographs Arrived safely last night. This morning, Hr. y A1 Ireseony, our Chief Talent Scout and Mr. William Tuttle, heed ot our Make-up Department aided me Lu selecting the winners. They ue listed in -1pmbec1cd or-un Carolyn Andrews 53533 55533 Cf6LI 8l'LC8 Sue Heeson lhry Jane Hiller Yvonne St-rand Sylvie Thompson JW' my HEAD CAMERAMAN t.,.,.5'2m'if'1'Zi'..Z'I' 'ii2Z..SZ1i32t1Z3e3i.ELSi?fi2uI?12 N? gfthe D SB BC to, em. P METRO-GOLDWYN MAYER PICTURES !ou will see Kr. !uttle's name among the credits at the be- ginning endlcr end of every Metro-Goldvyn-Mayer picture, except for those nde by other studios for our release. Hr. Treseony who heads our Talent Scout Department has helped me in judging other contests. I have great faith in his Judgement. I en nailing you the photograph you requested md am at the sue time returning the photographs. Yours very truly, , 9 I ce S. Bull csrriea wunn Tuttle Al rresgfg .0 mmm on can -M .1 .I-me 0. .ww mm-mo. mm 1. ...ms .... nm. .1 .- .mm Page 67 5. Nw .M sw,-Q Of 601100611 .fdncfrewd FRESHMAN wf .J 1 I , .. 'mf A r V- 1: in 1 A W ,:g1:,f2f,ggfs,.v 'xvffezw-7 gxxksizw A QV' FE' if A ,, MN ,L Af I sg: MWWOH EQ' ' Q 14 fi-f F ' 1 V 5 , 1 swf? i- , K - pub? ,!41!cwri5 .uumloez V-V ,Q ,QQ All-rfb e:41'x ... S 341 .QUZ6 Jordan SOPHOMORE 1 ff? ..- .mr wil! 0 mg if M 5 Q E -X EP Q 9 I ff 2 jf --4, Nr! .JJ eadon FRESHMAN 3,5 . . 2 4 u' wa... Q3 swf gs M. 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A Q' -fm We L :S 4 5 9 'Z 3 if MARY ALICE BRASELTON JEAN CRASS A Page 84 Q4 MARY JO CAPPLEMAN PEGGY MILLER jnafaia BfLLIE JO MOOREMAN SHARLA PEPPER DIANA SMITH SONJA STRAND Page inagafa SANDRA SHIELDS SANDRA SHOOK Page 86 if GAIL WARD CHARLENE WILLIAMSON 1 F5 JFS i.....- Y 4 , ,u iw l f 3 4 1 . -fxlfxr - '-Nfmk I 1 l If l V ,xy N, K! r ' I n l 5 1 Q ,izouforifw I P 9 Page 88 ZW lg BILL HUDSON Tecra sucsmeeng' awww K ,- KVM 555 exam is VIRGINIA CARR Page 89 Page 90 Wm! Mniome an JIM BLACKWOOD 'Ki Ax .nv .,,,, Page 92 8lfLL0lf' 6Ll!0l L f85 MARY ALICE BRASELTON, NORMA CHAPMAN, and JOHNNY JONES TL 1' Sf , lfLlfLL0l 6Ll!0I L feff SHIRLEY DUPRIEST and CLAY CUMMINS Page 93 1 s 1 5 Q' olo omore cw0riLLe5 SUSIE MILLER and WICK ALEXANDER Page 94 L r 1 ! R' O V95 WL6LVL ULU0l Lte5 ,JI PAT RAINER and JIMMY MCLAUGHUN Page 95 3 Page 96 mio! of QHOVL L om Qfincedgi MARY CATHERINE BIRKELBACH Page 97 1 A0 2 A0 Pa 1 y l VIRGINIA CARR 2.725 President, Forumg Vice President, Pi Beta Phi, Stu- dent Councilg Homecoming Chairman. ge 98 ju .fdmerican Gzmgeri .fgnaf fflniuemilfied The names of 119 students were submitted by deans and faculty of the college's five divisions and by student members of the com- mittee before the final choice was made for Who's Who. Qualifica- tions considered for the selection included scholarship, leadership, character, and contributions to Tech. A 1.65 overall scholastic aver- age was necessary for nomination. l RONNIE AVERYT 2.35, Student Representative to Athletic Council, B.S.O., I.R.C., President. VIRGINIA CARTER 2.135 President, Town Girlsg Treasurer, Forum, Phi Upsi- lon Omicron, B.S.O., Wesley Players. BOB BECRHAM 1.95, President, Phi Gamma Deltag President, Interfrater- nity Councilg Student Coun- cil. GI,EN CARY 1.985 President of. Student Assoc.g President, Phi Delta Thetag President, Junior Class. RONNIE CLARK 1.935 President, B.S.O.g Pres- ident, Delta Sigma Pig Stu- dent Councilg Commander, Arnold Air Society. ANN COLLINS 2.25, President, Student Union Program Council, Secretary, Forum, B.S.O., Tech Union Board. DON l-JII.LEY 1.80, President, Kappa Sig- ma, President, Interfrater- nity Council, Vice President, Student Assoc. JOANNE HOLMES 2.41, President, Phi Gamma Nu, Student Council, Secre- tary, Junior Council. SANDRA SHOCK 1.88, Student Council, Home- coming Queen, Gator Bowl Queen. ALAN CoNI.EY 1.85, President, Alpha Phi Omega, President, Student Religious Council, B.S.O. GiNYI.E ERxCKsoN 1.82, President, Scabbard and Blade, Head Cheerlead- er, Supreme Court justice. BE'r'1'Y MCGEHEE 2.57, President, Alpha Chi, Vice President, A.VV.S., Ga- tor Bowl Princess, Student Council. DVVAYNE WEST 2.31, President, Double 'ATI' Association, Varsity Football Team, Distinguished Mili- tary Student. EARL IUIETERINC 2.12, Treasurer, Pi Epsilon Tau, All College Recogni- tion Service, Tau Beta Pi. BEVERLY ciARNER 1.97, Student Council, Presi- dent, Ilome Economics Club, Forum, Supreme Court jus- tice. -. ew. f' - - iz-,f 'A es? -f mas h - ee.: ' f . - ' . , ' .' e f.. . if E :Pdf if ft X ' fr -f .. ,. 'FL . -f s' E va, . , if Sigf-fifff hx RAY JCE RXLEY 2.82, Student Council, Secre- tary, Phi Eta Sigma, Treas- urer, Alpha Chi. MONTE WISE 1.92, President, Phi Eta Sig- ma, President, Gordon Hall, Vice President, Junior Class. SYLVIA DIETERING 2.63, President, Pi Beta Phi, President, Junior Council, President, Alpha Lambda Delta, Sec. and Treas., Tech Union. HUDA HASSEN 2.43, Secretary, Student As- soc., President, Sock and Buskin, Secretary, Kappa Kappa Gamma. EDVVINA SCHOVAJSA 2.29, Student Council, Presi- dent, Alpha Lambda Delta, President, Knapp Hall. TOMMIE WYNN 1.92, President, Kappa Kap- pa Gamma, Rush Chairman, Panhellenic Council, B.S.O. Page DWAYNE BLACKSHEAR, outstanding basketball player, and NORMA CHAPMAN, President of A.VV.S. nmnmrtwwzasawwszmmi Q. 2 DWAYNE VVEST, Student Council and Double HT Associutitm president. ZA Roxxxrt Avr:kx 1 r, Student Council and student representative to Athletic Cotnncil. Noi Pirtzu'rtl: Axm' linmoxnsox. JACK PRLu'1 1', Director of the Varsity Show, and SANDRA SHOOK, Student Council and Homecoming Queen. l'l'K ,Q V- P ft w,.W,rfuQ SHIRLEY DL'PRIES'I', llentl Girl flllC'C'l'lEZldC'l'. CH,xRI.I2NE XV1I,I.r,xMsox, Student Council and Secretary of Texas Intercollegiate Student Association, and DON I7ILl,liY, Vice-President of the Student Association. BILI. HLTDSOX, General lviilllllgfl' of Tech Engineering Show and Associate Justice of Tech Supreme Fourt, :incl AI.'I'0N SI.AGI.E, Managing Editor of the Torfador. . , VIRGINIA CARR, Premident of Forum, Dance Director of Tech Varsity Show, anal Student Council. .f ,,,-ff , f1fW '7i , X. 1 ml ' mmwwm ,,r,.,4.v . .L W f .mu-WW ZA . , .W .ww wfwf' ..- P.x1 hrums, hlmn of rlu LA X1.x1.xxAx, .md 411.15 Cum, P!'tNidA'llI of tha' Studi-nt Assncizllimx. L 1 'mf HUB Rook!-ZR, Editor uf Tnrwadur, and RUTH ANN C'UMM1Nc:s, Page IO2 C'hccrlc:1der. DIIQRIRII. S'1'rmv-,1,1., Pu-sidcnt uf Alpha Phi Umuga. SH Dux liklcl-1, Busim-as NIIIIIZILIEIA of the Stuclu-nt Aswcizltiulx, 11 N .vu l711a'1'l-Qkxxrz, Prcfialcnt uf blunim' Fuunvil :md 'liI't'1lSlll't'I' of thu l'uirm PI'4lALfl'2l!l'l Crmuncil. 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RICH.-XRD Rims!-:u'.xx', Prcsidcnt nf Phi Iita Sigma :md Crop -Ittdging 'II-:img lima ISECKIIAM, Prcxitletit of tht: Inta-r-Fraternity Cbtiticil in tht' fall :tml Student Cuutmvilg :md FRANK C'.xI.imL'x, Prcsident uf tht- Ititcr-I7r:1ter11ity Uvtiticil in the Npriiig mimi Student Uittixcil. Page IO3 'W A -E5?i?wZWW? 'M h V .!4C1fil!i1fi8f5 U 1111 UI Page I04 W 4 , ' :nf -rf- ' My M M,,.V..-fgrw--' -1, Q w ut, MA, 4 ',,,,,sw . ff' ' I HW, V PM ,. ,A wk ,M- M4 wr' ,f.ff W 'h 'D :.,,.Mf V ' f A K M JM., Q .. ,W-w A N, M-Qi . J' ,Uv M ,Mf , .Q N, , K ,,,. ww www' 'A H I V Q. 1 ,. ,,,..x., . H W M www Www n . ?f . W ..,....f . , . ,Www-My ' Miwvw ,,,..W--N' t. Q- - 1 will x f .-6 w iw,-m,WwW.w he gg c X ' f , ,,.,, ,............-f.-..,,,. V .1 ..............,... ,N 3 'W--f M, ww , M, Wd H-w-vu... ' W-ww,,,,, , M W ww A .x,, k QW ' 4' ,1,,,4A W. ,ew A k ' WW 'W-f- . M W'w---vf., 7 -ww.. ,N ., , ,. ,QM P- M.,-m...,,, 1 3 4: 0hbm- , ,1 MN -..- V' wwmuw . x mine ,.. W newwwu-.wb-W K WW, wwwf. ,,,, qw., , 5 ,,,,,,.,,-f M 'E 7 ' , s MMM., -M-rf-W.. mwwmmmmm . ,, .,, 2, ,,..,-.ww- ...-nw. 9 nv.- ...un- ner pan- ' ,, 'W' ' 2 'f' H 1' m Mr 75 re if fify ' N, t A 3 V Huw --.,.,..-..-. ...... X'+- ,,.q.xW V-naand 1 , , ,,.,,-- ,,.,,...M-h,,....,,N ,- 5 M-A:ff'ff Y , , . 9 M, , aff' Qf' H 32 4 J IK, W.,,, L ....,,,,,nw--- ,.,.......-ww -......-M-, 4' v' lf' f ' I V , ,, 1 '1 Z2 if 5 if 'fav , unan- I I - A ii 5 Y' 1 EH. EQ? , n 1 Sgffjig I r 1 P X lx V lx. x N I H ai 1 , 1 V fi f Q--f-,L-1- '- ,,3.- - --.4 .A ,. XXX I .I -U WE Q Fw H 12 Q W Nw? T-'UU 55 ' W J 1 . x 'V M! '42 f I 5 sly , ., . ! 'Q JA: - ,'f,J 'Q nf, Gorfnczfing roozlod Page l05 Q ,gfucfenlf A oomci GLEN' CARY, Ijl'l'SiIIl'lIf vf-...,,Wm DON IJILLEY, lvire IJI't'5fIll'1If Dox BRICK, B1z.s'i1z1fs.v jllllllllgfl' HKDA HASSEN, Sl'Cft fllfj,7 E .IANIZ FVAYLOR, S4'!'I'c fKll'-1' to fhf lJI'USil1l'llf lfrflo, 1,517.7 Page First Rofw, AGRICULTURE: Bob Beckham, Joe Ray Riley, Dwayne VVest. ARTS AND SCIENCE: Ronnie Averyt, Frank Calhoun, Virginia Carr. Second Row: Joan Z. Roberts, Sandra Shook, Dick Spencer, Charlene VVilliamson. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION: Bruce Campbell, Jimmie Etheridge. Third Rofw: Joanne Holmes, Tolbert Hutchens, Joyce Tharp. ENGINEERING: Bill Bynum, Hugh Fewin, Max Merrell. Fourth Roiw: Bill Ray, Ivan Sorenson. HOME ECONOMICS: Averill Brinkman, Edwina Schovajsa. STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES The Student Council is the executive board of the Student Association which is an association of all undergraduate students enrolled in Texas Tech. As a representative group, it expresses student opin- ion in the administration of student affairs on the campus. Besides the oliicers of the student body, member- ship of the Student Council is made up of repre- sentatives from each of the five academic divisions, who are elected according to proportional enroll- ments Within the divisions. One of the chief functions of the Student Coun- cil is to allocate funds received from the student activity fee to Worthy student enterprises and organ- izations. Its members supervise campus elections and serve on various faculty-student committees within the administration: the Artists Course Com- mittee, the Disciplinary Committee, the Student VVelfare Committee, the Publications Committee, the Committee on Student Organizations, and the Student Traffic Court. Page I07 Firxl Rofw: Brad Crawford, Beverly Garner, Bill Hudson. Sefond Rofw: Grey Lewis, Tom Jones, Ed Wilkes. lfl,9I'8I'l'L8 Gurlf Page MEMBERS BRAD CRAWFORD . . . Chief Justire TOM JONES . . . Arts and Sfienff BILL HUDSON . Engineering ED VVILKES .....1 -1 griculture CVTREY LEWIS . Business Administnztimz BEVERLY CTARNER . flame Eronomirs The Texas Tech Supreme Court is composed of preme Court gives final decisions on the meaning of six members appointed from the Student Association the Student Association Constitution in cases of con- by the previous year's Chief Justice and the execu- troversial interpretations, giving written opinions. tive officers of the Student Council. The Tech Su- l08 Marc! of ,giuclenf Organizafionei ICXIECUTIVE COUNCIL RONNIE CLARK . . President SHIRLEY CHAPMAN . . Secretary joHN HUTCHENS ..... Treasurer ANN COLLINS Student Union Rejrreserztatbve GLEN CARY Student Counfil Representative JAMES G. ALLEN The Board of Student Organizations is composed of the presidents of recognized student organiza- tions at Tech. Its purposes are to serve as a voice for and to further student organizations, to coordi- nate and promote worthwhile activities through RICHARD RIDGEVVAY . . Retreat Chairman DAVID JONES . . . PVorishop Chairman ciLYNN il ICciEE . . . Pf0yfIllll Chairman ALICE VVELLS . . t1If'lIlbf'fShifJ Chairman lion RCTOKER . . Toreador Represerztative . . . Sponsor these organizations and to promote student leader- ship on the campus. The l3.S.O. sponsors an Officers VVorlcshop in the fall and the annual Leadership Retreat which was held at Cloudcroft, New lllexico, this year. First Rofw: Glen Cary, Shirley Chapman, Ronnie Clark, Ann Collins, John T. Hutchens. Serond Row: David jones, Glynn McGee, Richard Ridgeway, Alice YVells. V412 fgrep Page IO9 Sllirfey IJIIIIPIIIIIII and Virginia Carter serfve fI'f'5'hlI1f ll at thi' Big Sister-Liftfe Sister Ilozcvly Party. The Association of VVomen Students is composed of all under- graduate yvomen students enrolled at Texas Tech. The purpose of A. VV. S. is to help every Tech coed get the greatest possible benefit from college lite by promoting unity and fellowship among women students, and providing opportunities for leadership in worthwhile activities on the campus. The A.NV.S. Council is composed of six oflicers elected by all women on the campus and representatives from each yvomen's organi- zation and one from each class. Rach year the Association of VVomen Students publishes a hand- book for women students called Tech 'l'ips.'l A.VV.S. also spon- sors a Big Sister-Little Sister program including a Howdy Party and in the fall, Dad's Day for the fathers of all Tech students, and XVomenls Day to recognize the women outstanding in leadership. Dr. Jones presents the rmvzrd to the father frawlifzg the longest distruzre for Dzzdfv Day. L,.,.J, in lima! ww,-1 -if OFFICERS: Doris VVampler, Sfrretaryj Eileen Jacobson, Reporlerj Bette McGehee, Fife President, Norma Chapman, Presi- dfnf: Jimmie Faye Maxwell, l'irP Prz'.vident,' Janet Yancy, Trvasurffr. 550CL61,tL0l'l 0 A mmen 5?bL6!9l'Lf5 COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES: First Rofw: Margaret Anger, Joan Bethany, Karen Campbell, Norma Chapman, Frances Copeland, Elizabeth Dinwiddie, Jean Elliott. Srroml Rufw: Josephine Garcia, Gene Griffin, Nita Haseloff, Clair Holliday, Mary Ann Hill, Mary Kay Holmes, Eileen Jacobson. Third Rofw: Jimmie F. Maxwell, Bette McGehee, LuAnne lN1cNeill, Ann Morhtt, Janet Reaves, Annette Reed, Carolyn Reynolds. Fourfh Rofw: Sandra Shook, Marilyn Snethen, Kay Squires, VVanda Jo VVilliams, Janet Yancy, Sylvia Young. 'Nqr Page III XVILLI.-'NNI D. SCo'r'r Director EXECVTIVE COMMITTEE: Jack Pruitt, Pt'I'507l1lI'! lJir1'rIor,' Pat Tyson, Pulzliz Rflzzflons 1JTl'r l'f0l',' Sylvia Dietering, Se1'n'l11ry,' Ann Collins, PI'f'JTLl'l'llf,' Carol Seihert Rainer P1 ng: am DTfl'l'f!llA,' Chuck Strehli, Viff'-President. jnjenf Union 'H 1'll meet you in the Union. This common re- mark has become a tradition on the Tech Campus in a very short period of time. Since the opening of its doors in Klarch 1953, the Tech lfnion has pro- vided the students and faculty of the Tech Campus a meeting place. Here you can find food service, lounging areas, reading material, billiards, ping pong, chess, checkers. and always someone to talk to. To provide the campus with planned program activities, the Union operates with a full-time pro- gram director who with the Union program Coun- cil coordinates the activities of 250 volunteer stu- dents in selecting, planning, and executing events for the student's pleasure. Serving on the Program Council are the lfxecutive Committee: President, Yice President, Secretary, Treasurer, Director of Public Relations and Personnel Director, and the chairmen of the following committees: Arts and lfxhibits, Building Decorations, Dance Decorations, Friday Night Dances, flames and Tournaments, Hospitality, Lectures and Debates, llovies, llusic, Record Dance, Special lfvents, Square Dances, and VVorld Traveler. PROGRAM COI'NC'lI.: Sealed: Glen Cary, Sandra Cooper, David Conner, Alice VVells, Marion McCord, Carol VVagnon. Standing C trol Rainer, Bill Denny, Pat Tyson, Ted Carthel, Ann Collins, Chuck Strehli, Bob Huff, Beth Van Maanen, Sylvia Young, VVendell Roberts, Bob Richards. Page IIZ HTOASTMASTERSH Record Dance Committee spins a few. Prizes for the Unmn Fun Fair dnyone icmzt to join ll Union Conzmittee? Page II3 First Rofw: Frances Copeland, Juanita Haseloff, Eileen Jacobson, Bette McGehee. Serond Rofw: Janet Reaves, Joan Roberts, Edwina Schos ajvx Pat Stooksherry. amen 5 jnfer- Zormiforg ounci MEMBERS BETTE RICCSEHEE JUANITA HASELOEE EILEEN JAco1zs0N JANET REAVES . JOAN ROBERTS . . PAT STOOKSBERRY FRANCES COPELAND EDVVINA SCHOVAJSA The VVOITlf'IlyS Inter-Dormitory Council is made up of the president and A.XV.S. Representative from each of the women's dormitories. This group works in coordination with the Association of WOIIICII Students concerning all policies and plans Page I I4 . President . Casa Linda . IJFIIH6 Ifaff . Drone ffalf . fforn Ifalf . Horn Hall . Knapp Hall . Avilllffl hlrlfl which will affect all womenls dormitories. Projects for the year include sponsoring the VVashbowl Gamen and this year the revision of all women's dormitory constitutions. -uf ..v 1 .42 ' .fc , , .. .X,,....,, U., - 3?-as W 9-14-Y.,z,x ' HQ? ac E1 -Q X S fi ' ' !91fLA6caLLi0n5 Page !I5 7. gr. 95 tilt 1 4 DF gi . aim. Don Dilley, Dr. Rushing, Avcrillc Brinkman, Dr. Fuller, Arne Randall, lVIarie Miles. gan! O! lguggcafionri Page II6 STERLING H. FULLER . ROBERT LOCKARD . . rl1HOMAS B. LIVINGSTON IXIARIE NIILES . . . .ARNE RANDALL . . REGINALD RUSHING . NVILLIAM H. HALL . MEMBERS . Faculty BIARJORIE B. VVIGHTAIAN . . Ex-officio . Faculty AVERILLE BRINKMAN . . . Student . . Faculty BRUCE CAMPBELL . . . Student . Faculty DON DILLEY . . . Student . Clzairtnatz BILL RAY . . . . Student . Faculty R.-XY JOE RILEY . . . Student . . . Ex-oflcio DICK SPENCER . . . Student ADRIAN XFAUGHAN . . . . Ex-oyflrlo The l,i'csiclcnt's coniniittee On publications, which is composed Of six faculty members appointed by thc prcsinlent, and six student Inembers Of the Stud- ent Council, has final jurisdiction Over all student publications On the czunpus. The conunittcc, which meets bi-monthly, con- sitlcrs all publications whicli are tO be printed for 01' by the students, such :Is the czunpus newspaper, the yearbook :Incl :Ill pingranis for club activities. 196 61, Mnfdnd And here we are-the people responsible for this l956 LA XTENTANA. Truthfully, we agree, Gad, what a bunch of charactersf' Roguels gallery or not, we do thank you, the students and faculty of Texas Tech, for giving us the opportunity to compile this 1956 year book. There were headaches, words, deadlines, words, millions of photographs, words, reams of copy, and a few words tossed around during the creation of this booklet. Possibly, all our photograhy doesn't compare with that of Life magazine, all our copy wouldn't make the Literary Digestu, and our layout wouldnyt win any national advertising awards, but we donlt care. VVe've tried our best, and' we believe we've given you one of the best annuals in Texas Tech history. YVe sincerely hope that you agree. Again, we thank you for letting us give you your l956 LA XXENTANA. And we hope it will provide you with some pleasant memories through- out the years. Respectfully, The 1956 LA XQENTANA Staff PAT Bouts, Editor DANE GRANT, Bzzsirzess jlillllllyfl' -l0DY RIAY, Jssorirztr Editor Page II7 -km, BIARILYN PAT HOLES . JUDY BIAY . DAXE GRANT Q C1 KIIZRRILI., Sc L'f6'fIlf.1' . . . Editor . Jssorirzlf' Editor . . . EIlJ'iIIl'JA' JII11I!lyl'7' RI.-XRILYN RIIZRRILI, . . . . Sffrrrfary FRED KYERIFFIN . . . ,Jr-I Editor JAMES XL'cKl.Es . . Plzotogmplm- JAMES NLCKICLS, Cfliwf Plzoiogrzzjllzvr ,M WM 9.4 vang E1 5 -Rwww-gg si ii is 'Be wa, 5 Ll unfdnd 532W CARLOS BYARS . Blu. COFFEE . . PAT KURTEN . BIXRY :XIASSEY . . -IO N ELI. XVOMACR S.-XNIDR.-X COOPER . CARLOS BYARS Q5 H' Jxsixmlzt Plzolograjwhvr . . . Cojnyfdifor flsyixfmzf Copy Edilor . Urgmlizzzfions Editor Class Ezlilor . 1'1t'IlfllfFS Editor , .J,YSfSflllIl' P1IfIfflhQl'Ilf7l1f'I' Page lI8 RmgQw .i ,W 1 -11 s AIARY KIASSEY, CJI',IfIlIIiZllfi'lIIJ' ffzlifor :X special woiwl of thanks to the 1956 LA VEN- '11-XNA staff: to Alocly, who workeml as hard and w01'1'ic-il more than thc ctlitorg to Dane for keeping tht- requisitions flyingg to Klarilyn, tm' endless typ- ing and tidyingg to lfliffl, who kept ns laughing with his cartoonsg to Nucklvs and Carlos, who stayed up all night printing picture-sg to Coffee, tm' 496 pages of copyg to Klary, for tracking down 150 organizationsg and to all of thc others who helped make this 1956 LA YHNTAXA possihlc, in- uliimling pledges. Xvithont you this yearbook wonlil nvver have gum- to pu-ss. Cungratiilations, tm' a job wt-ll ilonc. Sinfctvly, Pwr liniiis, ffflimr Page II9 Bon RooKER, Editor Sire-at Y t 1- ,MZ 4 , 1, 'fx 4 , 'f lfed Ol' ...-l A start from scratch. That's the story of the 1955-56 Torezzdor, campus newspaper of Texas Tech. Twice a week pulication, a policy that had been abandoned in 1952 in favor of one issue per week, was resumed at the start of the fall semester. To Compliment this increased rate of publication, the editors set up a complete new style, adopted a bold circus-type make up, increased the use of art worlc, and even had Public Information artist Nlary Lee Hartley design a compact new nameplate. Hampered by an absence of upperclassmen, Edi- tor Bob Rooker and Rlanaging Editor Alton Slagle trained a near all-freshman staff, until a smooth- working news organization was functioning. Harold Creswell, a junior, took over the job of photography editor, and kept a constant supply of sharp, unusual pictures flowing across the news desk. Another junior, Ross Short, served as busi- ness manager, assisted by Russ Pearson as ad sales- man. Capably serving on the editorial staff were Assignment Editor -loan Eble, Sports Editor Floyd VVood, Fall Society editor lVIary Cristy and Spring Ross SHORT, Ifllsilzess fllzuzager ALTON SLAGLE, llllllllllgiilg Editor Page I20 . J ,V my 1. 1 K 1 q -gem. y l i hii, i V, aiss if i esr- 5 i .... . 1 Society Editor Gloria VValler, Fall Feature Editor Sue VVatkins, and Spring Feature Editor Nita Hedleston, Exchange Editor Claynelle Rocker, Artist Howard Humphrey, and Columnists LaDoyce and Bill Lambert. A new position, associate sports editor, was created in the spring and filled by Billy Womack. Staff writers included Susan Bower, Cathy Dickin- son, Billy Ellis, Helene Edwards, James Hamm, Yvonne Hamilton Huff, Ann Innes, Wilbur Jarrett, Janet lkloore, Bill lllorrow, Starlie Pace, Jim Bob Reynolds, lVIarge Wiiider, and C. J. Wren. GLORIA VVALLER, Society Editor HAROLD CRESVVELL, Photography Editor FLOYD VVOOD, Sports Editor JOAN ABEL, Assignment Editor Page l2I I I NITA HEDI,ESTK7N, Feazure Editor CLAvNEI.I.I5 ROOIQER, Exfhange .Edizor I 'ua , is fi 4 I ,- 2? .ANN INNES, C. NI. XVREN, GFI1FfllIjxvl'1L'S PVrifrrs CUTLEY DICKINSON, -IANET KIOORE, HELIQNI5 ICDWARDS, Gfnfrrzl News Wrifffrs. BILLY ICLLIS, FLOYD VVOOD, VVILRIJR JARRETT, BILL VVOAIAOK, Sports Wriifrs. Page i 1 WQVIA jpeff A f ' Ff 1 X ri'T 'f 1 f K X 1 1, ,gf .ine ,Aid FLCTES Dwight Pounds Gracie VVheeler Phyllis Stroud Glenda Harris Marilyn Nlareom Carole Jacobs OBOES Keith McCarty Joyee james LaBlaneh Davis ALTO CLARINETS Bob Peterman Betty Lovelace BASS CLARINETS Edwin Kahler Barbara biullins Donald Grimes Sue Brown Bb CLARINETS Don Shelton Kathlyn Veazey Bob Harris Suzanne Ellis James Paul Gilbert Finnell VVarren VVarner Robert Clement Page I24 Glenn Reynolds Joe Ben lludgens john Richey Gail Biggers Preston Mason Mary Ailce Jones Marshall Chase Clyde Carroll David jaekson jim Riddell VVallie Graritt BASSUONS Sandy Casstevens Shirley llamlett Lucinda Birtciel Charles Rainwater Robert Eenley Eb ALTO SAXES llarry Stasney Barbara McDougal Patsy Lincoln Sue Young Ronald Shaw Alicia Martinez Eldin Lofgren Rosser Menoker Ray Ola Schneider TENOR SAXES Judy Nlilburn MEMBERS Paula Bell Barbara Rogers BARITONE SAXES Bill Bradley Sandra Dudley Claude Rogers Niarion Steinhauser Bb CORNETS Scott Couch Jimmy Edmondson Gerald VVoolam Jerry Pickens Gaylon Kornfuerhrer Kenneth Briden VValter YVinters Donald Eiring ylavan Scheider Sam Laughlin Thomas Sanders Jack Gentry Stanley Koop Philip Pearce Robert St. Clair Curtis O'Rear Norman Hemphill Arlin Beavers Ralph VVay Roy VVhite XVyllis Ament Charles Thomas Ronald Ruoho Joe Robertson Charles hiiskell james Bryant FRENCH HORNS David NViggins Charles Strehli George Marcom Kathleen Gilbert Jerry Ilolt Robert B. Taylor Jim Thompson Thomas Rogers Charles Hamner Charles Neely BARITONES Leroy Kunetka Gerald Fenley Frank VV1lShl1lll'll Charles XVilson Von R. Prahl TROMBONES James Carthel Sam Allred jimmy Shipman james Goggan Lee Boyd Montgomery Virgil Martin Clinton Cooper Earl Fitts John Otferle Abel Aeosta VVilliam Bivins Robert Stevens lylilton jones BASSES VVayne Lindsey Layton Raun Forrest Gray james McDowell Judson llewlett Dean Shepherd Richard Bailey Edward Milling PERCVSSION Bili Pitman jimmy Snell Laine Porter Stanley Powers Robert Sewell VVII1. Frank Sandy john Davis John Burton Arlene Durkee Mary WVrigbt Bruce Martin EXLYA jc 0l'LC2l f galil! 51? . MAAIORIf'1 I'IQS: Ark-uc Durkce. BCIIIU Dunn, 1161111 Al!lIj0I'l'ff!',' cimlu Birtcicl, Sandy Czlsstcvcrls. Page I25 Page I26 Nlargaret Ammer Mary ,lane Hartley Diane Liles Peggy O'Neill Billie Roark Kay Adkins Carol .lean Delaney Sue Dickson Sylvia Dietering Sharon Dudley Patsy Pence lVlarg5aret Schindler excw ECA Clair XVAYLAND STEPHENS . R1CH.fuuJ VVATKINS . RI.-KRY JANE HARTLEY . ROBERTA ELLIOTT BILL CJORNIACK . ROBERT ISLSON . . . President . Vire-Presialwzt . S6CI'f'f!1I'j' . . Trfzzszlrer Stuzlent Dirertor . . . Direrlor Carol Schultz Saralweth Simpson Louise Crook Clarence Caywood Hill Cormack Johnny Devine Cecil Niorris Gayle Boyd Dwight Carver Larry Dickson johnny Nlatson Dee Rose Don Armstrong MEMBICRS Tom Brown Leon Dudley John Gilluert Don Kerr Robert Key liudell Spitzer XVayland Stephens Dick XVatkinw Rex Pope llelen Hair Sandra Hemmle Gayle llunt Dessie Oliver Yvonne Skinner Sue Spangler Alice Simms Niary Baker Shirley Bolle-n Marsha Brock Barbara Davidson Ann Dyer Roberia Elliott Glenda Keith Deniese Nlagness Nlartha 3Vel1ster Anita Powers Roger Coil Bill Coffee Jerrold Daniel George Dawson Dick Lowery Ray lWoore Ervin Moreman joe Muekleroy Herlm Portis john Taylor Bolw VVh:1m Graves Spivey VIOLINS Margaret Amnier Henry Randolph James Pipkin Dolores Xlcliee Jan Daniel Dana VVa1npler Sharon Dudley Jean Patterson Sherry Perry Sheila VVheeler Nlitchell Zablotny QXLZJ QCA Toni Stenis VIOLAS Jean Pipkin Dwight Pounds Nlarilyn Floeck Peggy Rogers CELLOS Rowena Stenis Janet Fisher David VVatkins Favonia Dial Ckerftfa, Ol' MEMBERS BASSES Carol Cartwright Janice Ellsworth R. L. Amos Willianl Bradley FLUTES Don Shelton Kathy Robinson OBOES Donna Joines Keith McCarty BASSOON Veldon Carroll CLARINETS Kathlyn Veazey Robert Harris HORNS Kathaleen Gilbert Arden Gifford TRUIVI PETS Phil Pearce Trrh Orchestra and Choirs present ll program for Travis in ReKvieu'. Jerry Pickens TROMBONES James Carthel James Shipman TUBA R. L. Ames PERCUSSION John Davis Don Armstrong Am 121 Russell Concrri CvOIllI'IIil'7I7ZI,' Page l28 .xdvfid Cimmea Gisela Deegc-, Gert Rcinholm Berlin Stain' Dzzzznws QSM? - 'WW-f K R71 uf , Q -uf v, ' wg: KM vZT,,gS '5eaf'3 M 'isfkf M T' iggmftff gf? by H x V9 'xi vw .fag :iff 8. Sf x Sfwfiiakmm MQW vf M Q if ar We 'wfivgjfl .M -'W . if Andres Segovia an Pearce, Tenor Jorge Bolet, Pianist Page I29 -Q if cf 1 ' 'U ' E if', , -H' -f z 1553- - 1 -N sf :Qs jr 3-EZ' 'jm':?Q'5'w: 'QQ A - 2974 rigif? ,SEQ A In ? ' ,gf , 256, H, ' siixgffi ' My . if H' if 'ff ' Qiffif J 17 '72 2 2' if ' f7Alf2tf?v'l,k ii i? 1 - ., V.'i'5iQf W ?-?Ef.fK-'Qi f'. . 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Ah, where did those cheerleaders get all the new yellsfl Fresh COIHIIIOS and spontane- ous tezunwork sparked the yelling of Head Cheer- leaders Shirley DuPriest and Gayle lfriekson and Cheerleaders Ruth Ann Cummings, Clay Cummins, and David Pool. Out front at both the football and basketball games, the vivzicious group helped boost Teeh's spirit to an all-time high. wx V -.ii-3' HEAD CHICERLICADICRS: SHIRLLQY Dt'PRnzs'r and fi.XYI.li Eizieiasox. OK, flllllfj, bring ,mn on Ihr' fii'fd! Page I37 DEXVITT TVEAVER d Jthletic Director and flea Coach ATHLETIC DIRECTOR DeVVitt T. Weaver has coached at Tech for five years, and his teams have copped the Border Conference crown four of those years. Such de- scribes the coaching of Tech's Head lllentor and Athletic Director. Born in Nashville, Tennessee, in l9l2, Weaver grew up in Jacksonville, Florida. He returned to Tennessee to play and captain at the University. The prematurely-gray coach made All-Southeastern Conference at guard. VVeaverys objectives as Athletic Director of Tech include development of a strong all-around athletic program and construction of a strong physical plant. ..!4fALfLC ,Sifay take the field to play or coach are to a large extent responsible for any successes the Texas Tech athletic program may enjoy. Jimmie VVilson is business manager of athletics. Dr. J. VVilliam Davis is chairman of the Athletic Council composed also of Professor Fred Norwood, T. L. Leach, Ed Smith of the Ex-Students Association, Nfany persons who never and Ronnie Averyt, a student. 1. XVILLIAM DAVIS JIMMIE VVILSON Clzrzirnzrm, Aihlelic Council Business fllanager of Athletics Page I38 eiloofbaff Qacbzea 4 i-4 '::A. . -fe 5 Q :QW 5 Ili, , ,H ' W V, 1 ,- .' -. WE. I is-f I if, S... 1 K -we N7 COACHES: DEVVITT VVEAVER, Head Coarhg RED PH1I.1.1Ps, Freshman Coachg XVYATT POSEY, Football Assistantg BUD SH Eiuzon, Football Jssistrzrztj DELMER Bkowx, Trainer and Track Coachg BEATTIE FEATHERS, Ifead Baseball and Foolball dssistzzrzig BUZZ VVARREN, Football flssismnfg DEE ANDROS, Football llssistant. SEASON'S SUMMARY Success, with maybe a little luck, describes any season in which Tech wins the Border Conference and receives a bid to play in a Bowl game. Return of a pair of injured players and development of a passing attack are credited with the late-season up- surge that carried Texas Tech to another Border Conference championship and the bid to the Sun Bowl. Tech's last season game, a I6-1-f victory over Hardin-Simmons, was the Red Raiders' fifth straight win and their seventh of the season against two defeats and a tie. Halfway through the season, the Raiders had a .500 mark of two wins, two losses, and a tie. Jim Sides, all-conference fullback, out since the opening contest, and tackle Jerry VValker, also all-conference, hurt in Tech's second game, both returned to the field in the sixth game of the season against lVest Texas. The Raiders were also given a lift by the improvement of quarterback Buddy Hill's passing game. Even though Tech lost to the University of Houston, Hill, used as a substi- tute, completed four out of four passes. Quarterbacks Hill, Jack Kirkpatrick and Don VVilliams used as their favorite targets Ken Vakey, Pat Hartsfield and Don VVaygood, while Don Schmidt was the breakaway artist. Not to be overlooked was a toughening defense. College of Pacificls coach termed our defensive line the best he had seen all year-including that of L'.C.l,.A, Bulwarks of the forward wall were tackles VValker and Bill Herchman and guard Hal Broadfoot. Page I39 BORDER CONFERENCE STANDINGS Srhool VV L Texas Tech . , 3 0 Arizona State . . 4 1 Hardin-Simmons . 3 2 Texas VVestern . 3 2 Arizona . . . . 1 2 VVest Texas . . . 1 4 New lwexico A255111 . . 0 4 Page I40 SEASON'S RECCDRD Texas Terk fvs. -- TT Texas . . . 20 Texas Christian . 0 Oklahoma A8clW . . 24 Texas Westerxi . . 27 Houston . . 0 VVest Texas . 27 Arizona . . . . 27 Tulsa .... . 34 College of the Pacific . . 13 Hardin-Simmons . . 16 VVon 7, lost 2, tied 1 ..... 188 Sun Bowl Texas Tech-Wyoiiiirig . . . . 14 OPP 14 32 6 27 7 24 7 7 7 14 145 21 ,gl RED RAIDER CO-CAPTAINS Leading the Red Raiders this year were Co-captains Arlen XVL-sley, guard from Littlefield, and .lim Sides, fullback from Lubbock. Although both captains suffered injuries during the season, their spirit and leadership prompted a third straight Border Conference championship. OUTSTANDING PLAYERS JERRY XV:Xl.KER, Tm-He All-Border Conference IIN SIDES, Fullbfzck All-American, Gridiron VVQ-ek VVeekly All-Border Conference All-American Second Team, VVllll?iIHSOl1 All-American Honorable Klention, AP All-American Honorable Klention, AP and lfll Red Raider for-zcard 'wall mans a barrimzle againsl Texas zlefelzders. SWEET REVENGE . . . Tech 20-Texas U. I4 Scoring in the first, second, and fourth quarters, the Raiders won their Hrst and sweetest victory, with a 20-l-l trouncing of the University of Texas at Austin. Tech guard Arlen VVesley set up the first TD by recovering a Longhorn fumble on the Texas 28. Six plays later halfback Don Schmidt crossed into the paydirt. Jack Kirkpatrick converted. lt was Techsan Don Schmidt who provided the thrill of the evening. The Red Raider back scam- pe1'ed 79 yards for Tech's second TD, which gave R V ALLLORY, Halfbafk DON BARRIER, Center the visiting f'Lubb0Clcites a l3-point margin at halftime. The Steers scored first in the final canto. But a few minutes later, a TU gamble failed and Tech had the ball on the Texas 18. Four plays later, halfback Ronnie Herr crashed over guard for the winning margin. The Steers rallied for seven more points via a pass play, but Tech already had the winning margin, and the game ended 20-l-l. JERRY BELL, Quartw-Lark CHARLES BI..-XNTON, Ilalfbaz wif V QP, Q A ak f .wg wg an ff H f, jf . , ' 2, 4- ,M :ff wi' 24,1 ffm, fwiyaw J., rj' f ffwfg k X5 wwf! - 9241, Q? -115,1 mei? asf? ,AQ , , A ,fe - ' f ,f V, :U T A ff' A 4 ,, ,fish ' I -A . If ,. , Q, in '35 X 'fm if-5w'Wew5W'f4f L .fi V ,M K f, A mf W ff X' - M 1 12 xg: W ' -L...-f-V A First downs . Rushing yardage . Passing yardage Passes attempted . Passes completed . Passes intercepted . Punts . . . Rea' Raiders reach Frog qzmrlerback too irzfe to jlrewnr pass play. Punting ave,-age Fumbles lost . Yards penalized . TCU's Ray Taylor ro111,hs for ll tourlzdozwz nflzfr ilzfercrjrting ll Tech jmss. HAL BRo,lxDFooT, Guard GANIE AT A GLANCE Tech TCU 3 26 12 37-P O 56 7 IO O 3 1 0 7 2 47 45 2 1 41 55 4 1 ,gli if Kirkpatrick is piled up by ll host of Horned Frogs. THE RAINS CAME . . . TCU 32-Tech 0 The rains did come, and the Red Raiders lost their home opener to the future SVVC champs midst a shower of 32 points. The Red Raider offense seemed bottled up the entire fiasco. Tech gained only five yards rushing and did not make a first down until the fourth quarter. All-American Cto bej Jim Swink gave the sports writers plenty to peck the keys about. The elusive Horned Frog halfback made TD's on runs of 3, -l, and 59 yards. Other visitors in the touchdown de- Dow BROOKS, Halfback JIM COLLINS, Tackle partment were Ray Taylor and Harold Pollard. The Raiders only glory came early in the game when they slowed and stopped TCU deep in Tech territory. The Frogs drove from their own 40 to the Raider 5, where Tech held and took over on downs. Nothing seemed bright for the Techsans. Inter- mittent showers eame from a dark and gloomy overcast, sending many fans home before the final Whistle. DOUG CAMPBELL, Guard JININIY CLARK End xma1141 xmmm-mnn'ms 1.axfx.-:-u. w:- Ena' Dan Law maneuvers to receive pass from Kirkpatrick. BACK IN THE GROOVE . . . Tech 24-Okla. A8tM 6 Teeh's third attempt proved victorious as the Red Raiders rambled over Oklahoma A3511 2-l--6. The game took place at Lewis Stadium in Stillwater. Tech's first TD was set up by Jack Kirkpatrick's elusive punt return to the Oklahoma ARM 13. Two running plays netted only two yards before Kirkpatrick passed to NI. C. Northam for the tally. Later in the first stanza, alert Bobby Young set up Tech's second score with a fumble recovery on the Aggie 25. Ronnie Herr scored seven plays later, T, Guard HUGH FEWIN, Halfbat-K' and Don Williains converted to give the Raiders a 14-0 halftime edge. A sleek 63-yard pass play gave the HOkies their only score during the third quarter. The Raiders' final score climaxed a 55-yard drive. Kirkpatrick took the ball and fumbled into the end zone where Don Schmidt recovered. Tech's Hnal three points were marked up when sub Dave Lloyd toed a 39-yard field goal. .TAY FIKES, End CHARLES D kWffaif tnQr 5 Wyil' 7 'VN' 'IJP-'Lf' W K ' w '- 49 PAT H.xRTs1f1ELD, End GAME AT A GLANCIL First clowns . Rushing yardage Passing yardage Passes attempted Passes completed Passes intercepted Punts . . . Punting average Fumbles lost . Yards penalized Twh Jen JI 13 8 185 95 56 78 14 11 4 2 -A -Q O 1 'K v-,P 8 10 ' 37 33 2 1 80 76 Ilmd Coach IJeWitt PVFIZUET contemplates next strategy. afjw 7 H1 - 4. .Llx kg 'Y'-as ' XMWQQQQQ mf XL - 58511 , K 'YT 1 lg 3 T43 IX-i!'l'f7!lf7'i4'L foufx Jggia' przxy Nay rf: 111. C. ANYOIYIIIIIII ix 011 hix Nay io II Tzwh f0Ilt',Ill07l'l1. Q... , , TA. dx f A V 9 ,.. .W Him. HliRCHAX1.XN, fl'm',l-If LQANIIC AT :X CQl.ANCl'1 'I' f'1' 11 Ifirsr Llowns . IU Rushing yzllwlzlgc 297 Pzlsaing yzmizigc 28 Pzlssvs zltrcluptvnl x 1 5 llnssvs colmmplvrvml l Passes i1lra'1'cc'ptcd . U Punts . . . 5 Puntillg 2lYl'l'2lQ,fL' 38 lfumblcs lost . l Yards pcnzllizcd 103 Cozzflz IIIFIZTJFI' has fl bin, of ffzzgfrzzzzif. 4 5 Y 3 'l'll'I H 1915 HTH I 3 4 U 4 36 0 SU Loxxn C1RxH ui, Fulfbm-X' 5 Q Lonnie CIFIIIIHIIZ rero1'w's flllllflffll Teri: lfzfenzf. WHO WON? . . . Tech 27-Texas Weslern 27 Nobody won, but there was a thrill a minute in 'llech's 27-27 tie with Texas NVestern played at ICI Paso. The Raiders once had to come from two touchdowns behind, and they twice lost leads in the high-scoring contest. The well-rounded lliner offense accounted for two quick 'l'D's before the Techsans ended their first quarter siesta. 'l'ech's initial score came in the next period, when Don Schmidt capped a 72-yard marched 48 yards in six plays. KI. C. Northam lugged the ball over his right tackle for the tying point. A few plays later Northam scored again for the Raiders from 15 yards out. Kirkpatrick con- verted and Tech led, 20-15. The lfiners answered right back with a TD of their own. Again, the Raiders arose and drove 73 yards to pay dirt. with Schmidt scoring. But the Klint-rs had one more card up their sleeve and Raider drive with a 32-yard TD scamper of his added a 57-yard TD pass to end the game in a own. 27-27 tie. Right after intermission, the 'llechsans rose and DON Hiuuus, Fullbml' Hnfrox' HAYES, Cmmfr IQARI, IQALTI Inrkle s 3, 5. ., - y ,,ybt :es it Lonnie flfllhlllll IRIHZS info Ilollstozl ojvfmsiliolz. HOLD OFF THAT TIGER . . . U. of Houston 7-Tech O Houston was the site for the Raiders, second loss of the season-a 7-O battering by the Lvniversitv of Houston Cougars. The Cougars scored the second time they got the ball bv cashing in on a Tech miscue. A bad pass from center prevented Raider Don Schmidt from getting away a punt. Schmidt tried a pass, but the Raiders were penalized 15 yards for having an in- eligible receiver dovvniield. Houston took over on the Tech 25 and scored eight plays later on a pass. Alert Raider Don VVav- good prevented another first half Cougar tally when he stopped a long run on the Tech 18. FrustrationH describes the third quarter for the Raiders. Schmidt recovered a Houston fumble on the Tech two, and the Techsans were off on a 97- yard drive. 98 yards were needed for a TD, and a scoreless fourth quarter ended the game in Hous- ton's favor, 7-O. Bon KILCL'I.I,EN, Ql'arHw jacic lilRKPt-XTRICK, Qzmf-ter-bark Bonny liYZl-XR, Ifalfbfu-lc Dox I xxx Lad 'Y Li ,f I' Roxxm H mm, llnlflfnrl' fifxxflf AT A Ulu-XNCI Tu' First downs . 15 Rushing Xilfliilgl' 170 Passing yflllillgl' 71 Pzissvs 2lI'f?IIlDI'C'k1 . 1.3 Pzmvs CUlUDli'Tl'L1 . 4 PZISSUSiIlItTl'CCDI'l'a1 . I Punts . . . 3 Punting 2lYC'l'2lQt' 30 Fumbles lost . I Yards pcxmlizcd 35 I1 ffolzxffnz IO 232 I3 4 2 O S 41 7 J 13 ffolzgrzrs llllllf down rl Rad R1liIiC'I' zzffn' ll ylzorf flflill Raider pfayers azzxiously zcnfvlz the gauze. Lone Rangw' scanzjwrs for zz Raider gain. In for the HU BUDDY HILL, QllIlI'ff'I'bIlL'k GAME AT A GLANCE lfirst downs . Rushing yardzige Passing yardage Passes attempted Passes completed Passes intercepted Punts . . . Punting average ,lfinnblcs lost . Yards penalized Tfch PV TSC 13 22 291 259 58 107 12 21 4 13 1 1 4 5 35 22 2 2 127 60 , -wg. ff .f f Hwwwssfa:fgr,ammmrww1vmmw Lx 'af . Fezcin :fleets IVA! Texas opfnosiiion aflffr ll .vhort gain. BYE, BYE, BISON . . . Tech 27-WTSC 24 lfxtra points proved the difference as Tech barely bowled over the Wlest Texas Buffaloes, 27-24. The thrill of the night happened in the second quarter when Lonnie Graham raced 89 yards for Tech's first touchdown. The run wiped out an earlier run-from-scrinnnage record held by Bobby Cavazos. Other Raider 'llDys were picked up by Hugh Fewin on a one-yard plungeg -IZIIHCS Sides, from two C XRIOS I IRXI-X, llnffbarl' Drwnu Lrovo, Cenm' yards out, and Ronnie Herr, on a 15-yard romp. VVest Texas scored three times via the ground route and once by air. Inability to punt or convert spelled defeat for the spirited Buffs. VVT's punting average was a weak 22. All Bull conversion attempts were missed or blocked by Tech defenders. Balancing the ledger was an accurate XVT pass- ing attack, with ld completions in 21 tosses. Bexxnz NlCCl'I,I.L'BI. Him' CH.1.R1.ias Homin Cmfml nf . ,.-,JM aL ,,.za:iv1s.1r..hn.1. - ,av .Aiwa za. . 14 1 as ,ff HJM.-Msww1v4 - . .. A ff e w '- was .15 anlalmvrliri sfiwzsmzk v, i,..wt. Lfwuwrav' 1 -ff , : :. ,aa H . ---. Mat .. .- -eg? if , .fi t iw ,L QF' it he I f l ' I, . .. -- v,1a k - A . -1 iw M: ,K Am f M .- aw, i .Q aw: , .. at . Ronnie Herr and frzuzes Sides give chase to ll Wildczzt fumble. GOOD OLD SECOND HALF . . . Tech 27-Arizona 7 It was a good old second half' when 'l'ech livened up for three quick 'l'Dls and a Z7-7 victory over Arizonals VVildcats. Arizonals Art Luppino did justice to his news- paper clippings, roznping -P5 yards for the first score of the Contest. Luppino added the extra point, to excitingly start but end Arizonals scoring for the afternoon. Late in the second quarter, Teehsan Ronnie Herr raced over his left guard for 3-l yards and the first Red Raider score. Buddy Hill's conversion was blocked, and Arizona was ahead 7-6 at halftime. Nlidway in the third stanza the Raiders began a drive of 80 yards which ended with Lonnie Graham riding over the goalline for the score. Don XVil- lialns converted. -lim Sides blasted over from the two for Techls third TD. Buddy Hill scored Techls last six points on a one- yard plunge. He converted and the game ended, 27-7. Mrxoiz NELSON, Tm-He M. C. NORTH.ABI,I1llffbIlt7K' Dome REYNOLDS, End Ton SHERRX Guard Page l54 asswfee' an-Kali DON SCHMIDT, Halfbmls 1 77 First downs . Rushing yardage Passing yardage Passes attempted Passes completed Passes intercepted Punts . . . Punting average Fumbles 10st . GAME AT A GLANCE Tech rl rizona 22 1-1 317 185 125 71 18 2-1- 10 8 0 2 4 9 Don Schmidt .vrls up third Red Raider store -10 37 3 1 50 70 Yards penalized Pat Ifartsfield rushes flrizona jmssrr. -I ERRY NVALKER, Tarkle GAME AT A GLANCL First downs . Rushing yardage Passing yardage Passes attempted Passes Completed Passes intercepted . Punts . . . Punting average Fumbles lost . Yards penalized Terh fulsa 18 226 184 16 9 O 6 27 1 110 Aw?-, 1 , , . WY . tr, .W ,L -V 11 Q ,L ,. , W ,, K, -Q R011 Raider ir xllzotlzwuzi IIl'llI' goal. HURRICANES . ln their greatest offensive show of the season the Red Raiders deflated the Tulsa Golden Hurricanes, 3-l-7. A fine passing attack was constructed around the tossing of Buddy Hill and Jack Kirkpatrick, with Don Schmidt adding some elusive groundwork. lfnd Ken Vakey scored first for Tech, grabbing a 22-yard aerial from Hill. Schmidt bolted over from the Tulsa six for the second Raider tally. For the third Raider TD, end Hobby Young grabbed an accurate aerial and raced over the goal- txr brox E, Guard IQEN xv.-XKEY, Emi . . Tech 34-Tulsa 7 line on a play good for 38 yards. Ronnie Herr closed out 'l'ech's scoring when he grabbed a 22- yard pass. In the Toe Talentu department, Hill converted three times and Kirkpatrick added one more. Tul- says only score came late in the fourth period on a pass play. Coach DeVVitt 'vveayer substituted a host of Red Shirts in wearing down the young, but ambitious Hurricanes. Dick XV,-XI,l,, Em! Dox lxVlI.I,I.-XNIS Jzmzmlnztl ti Sides scores from Ihr tlzrrff for the Hrs! tally. SO LONG, FRUIT PICKERS . . . Tech I3-C.O.P. 7 Tech gained their second revenge of the year by bowling over a strong C.O.P. aggregation, 13-7. lt was a sweet victory, making up for a 20-13 loss to the Pacific team last season. The Raiders scored first with Jim Sides smashing over from the three to climax a 52-yard drive. Buddy Hillys attempted conversion was wide. C.O.P., apparently, had other ideas about the game. During the second stanza, the visitors quickly removed 73 yards between themselves and the goal- line. A conversion was added and the Californians led 7-6 at the half. Not being satisfied with the score, the Raiders ran-:dn in the fourth quarter, and drove for the final TD. Kirkpatrick was the sparkplug and the Raiders skirted 58 yards in 12 plays. In the closing seconds, C.O.P. drove to the Tech 18 where the ungracious Raider forward wall held fast. Tech got the ball on downs, and ran out the time to win a hard-fought victory. fl! if-f WW? I Boiam YOLNG, End DELMER BROWN, Trainer BILL BURKE, xllllllllyff' Bo RIIDKIFF, lllanager V ' i :Ili i ri. ,. I Q 1 2 A I ,X 1, DON XV,-WGOOD, End GAME AT A GLANCE First downs . Rushing yardage Passing yzxrdage Passes attempted Passes completed Passes intercepted Punts . . . Punting average Fumbles lost . Yards penalized Tech 17 167 110 19 9 1 -1 33 3 75 COP 10 78 1-10 19 10 2 6 29 3 86 .Y V- In , 'yr' f ,. M N -' - L, A if, yawn' , Q, ..A , if -ff , Q 6 - f , -N asv ,,1,j,.' .ffl A W - ,,-Q, Nlgssa, b 4 ,K ., r --1 - I ,wk A1 , 0 -,Q 1 , si. 4 .. , Q 4 . s N w ,' J -f 'fe' 1 if ..,.i W .s,,.,.f' 1. -ffm i,,i 1.-+1 ' ip , , v Kilrullen and Dunran rollrzborzzle to bring do-wn a COPA ball rrlrrier Weaver gets the scoop. Dwfxyxn XVEST, Cantw- GANIE AT A GLANCE First downs . Rushing yardage Passing yardage Passes attempted Passes completed Passes intercepted Punts . . . Punting average Fumbles lost . Yards penalized HSI' I 5 104 H6 29 1-l 1 7 29 1 50 -.. ---.-.rv 1Qf-- 'm3K2 ,l' J-2' Hardin-Sizllmons player loses ground. SIDES GCES FORWARD . . . Tech I6-HSU I4 Tech won 16-14, as big Jim Sides crashed the Hardin-Simmons line for 100 yards in 15 tries. The burly fullback also added 6 points for Tech in the third quarter. The first TD of the game came as a climax of an 8-l--yard drive when Ronnie Herr plunged two yards. A 26-yard toss accounted for Hardin-Sim- mons' opening score. Hal Broadfoot provided a sterling piece of line work in the third period, gaining a safety and two .. ,W points for Tech. The Tech guard blocked Cowboy Ken Ford's punt, which bounced in and out of the end zone and gave Tech the margin of victory. The Raiders grabbed the HSU kickoff and marched 55 yards in nine plays for Tech's second score. Late in the third stanza, a running play ac- counted for Hardin-Simmons' second tally. Luck was with Tech when a 56-yard Hardin- Simmons pass, going for a touchdown, was called back due to a penalty. BILL NANCE Jlanarer DAI,E RoLDE1L's, Jlfirzfimr MAC ,TTERRXQ Jlmmffr Q J , J , . ,V ',-', -' Z , ,iii 1 ' -rie it it 1' rer' flu aa sax iiii :i ii ',,g in A W. , ,V,V. i, '. N -, . A 1 - ' 2 ' N T fi 0 , f 1 t 5-tm ' Q , ' i iirii it rf H Y figs ' file ' , 49, . Who gets the pass? Kirlgiralriof hurlr. The SUN BOWL Tech I4-Wyoming 2I The 1955 season ended with Tech fumbling away a 1-l- to 21 loss to the University of VVyoming in the Sun Bowl at E1 Paso. Hurting the Red Raider cause were five fumbles with only two recoveries, and the early-game loss of quarterback Buddy Hill. Tech scored first in the New Year's day classic with Ronnie Herr plunging two yards to pay-dirt. Don NVilliams converted. The second score for the Red Raiders was set up by two penalties which put the ball on VVyoming's six-inch line. Hugh Fewin blasted over for this third quarter TD. VVyoming scored first on a 53-yard pass play. The Cowboys' second six points was netted by a 13-yard aerial completion. Late in the final period, VVyoining's Qva Stapleton hit left guard to give the Cowboys the winning margin. The Red Raiders led in first downs, 13-12, and gained 202 yards on the ground and 57 through the ai1'. VVyoming rushed for 172 yards and passed for 129. xmmv , 1m me we . www 1e smmim-w swy-,-f,a QCA JOM I JH 'M 44 W:.q,,,:, V N, Q, 451, A - Ai, R :ws .,., 1--.4 Y L- .yi ,. A ,.,,.-M....1,. nw., ,- - . ,L WA -f lf, , , 4. 4 .- ,. Q .fry A , ,A , Y , v , .fr i A-P .Q -4. 'A X 'WM' ' -av-:f.,g ,fe H-Q JY: ' nw 7 ,,wM Asmwmww mm ...mgk 'bd f a:- . ., ., 1, Page I63 BACK ROVV: GENE GIBSON, Assistant Comrhg VVALTER NEYVTON, LOGAN CUMMINGS, JIM REED, EUGENE CAR- PENTER, DUVVAYNE BLACKSHEAR, NED LTNDERXYOOD, HARRY SGALING, POLK ROBINSON, Ilmd Coach. FRONT ROVV: BOBBY VVILSON, BILL BUCHANAN, EARL REDXYINE, CARROLL SMITH, STERLING CTIBSON, ROYCE ELAM. SFATED: DENNIS CALVERT, Jlanager. Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Page I64 BORDER CONFERENCE CHAMPS St. Hlichaelys . . Texas Christian . . llissonri . . Kansas . . . Iowa State . Nebraska .... lfastern New Klexico Oklahoma AKAI . Pennsylvania . . . Loyola of the South VVeSt Texas Stateyf . Hardin-Simmonseie . 49 64 92 89 72 69 62 65 60 70 72 59 4612011 Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech ln' C0llfFl'I'llfE Games 77 85 102 113 105 101 70 84 65 65 117 87 Arizona Statex . . Arizonayf .... Eastern New lflexico Arizona State? . . Arizonaek .... VVest Texas State? . Hardin-Sinimonsgg . Texas . . ,. . Texas YVesternf2 . New Klexico AKAI Texas VVCSfCl'Ilm . New Xlexico A8111 gwgefdvj HEAD COACH Polk F. Robinson, co-captain and center of Techis first conference champions 11933-3-l-D, has com- pleted his thirteenth year as basketball coach of the Red Raiders. For the past three seasons Robinson has had his team on the Border Conference throne, as cham- pions in 1954, co-champions in 1955 and cham- pions again this year. Robinson, also a Tech foot- ball scout, is widely known for his accurate, thor- ough reports on opposing grid teams. Assisting with the varsity and coaching the freshman basket- ball team is Gene Gibson, another former Tech center and captain. JIM REED All-Border Conffrenfe Leading Tech scorer Four-year lettermfzn OUTSTANDING PLAYERS DU VVAYNE BLACKSHEAR All-Border Conferenre Sefond leading Teri: scorer Three-year letlerman VL. I, Q -.ai 4 'ff K J. ww f if ,mf ., 5' . . 'ali' . ml 'NM fa 1: g , Q33 ,Q A A-...K f . K 1 ig! fise . A 1' U2 - ....,,. ,Q . .E 'Qiwiif 1 Flsfmsw T f ma ,W X aE 1 1 f Q. 'A , '5 Q A ff? Lrffff 1 53942 msg 5 Nun' Sr '31 '-an 2 5? dx M- in K W ,S K f fu ? ,Q is Nm X X R MK . ., ,LJ 11' 1' l uf 1.58 Q fs? .3 1 yi .Q an Q. 's 1 3 E me Vo , ,at gf ' f i 1 f . x , V, X wx ' i 1-W., , 16194 ' f f :Hifi ia' -ini' 'P fi Z2 ' f F ,YQ L, in nu RAY RICDKJNALD, Twznz Capming DELNIER BROWN, Coarh. RAY RICDONALD, High Jump Illilff Relay: DON ROBERTS, ROBERT VVILSON, ARTHUR NIONTGOMERY, FRANK CLARKSON. ,S OR'AR A A , J T 5, . ATOR Q : R A ' 1 39 . f 2 k1'. K 7 Z . K Waisif--jQ,:, ' A ' , m fg' NR A , , A AT I '-A.A LTAO .je fr ' -A f --:' ' 'A A K '. t 'Q' ' ' A 7 A ' T+,R , O, EEA afEP ROAA ' , '.AL Q - A .- 2 g Y, ' -A Q 'A '1T' A , A A .N',fag'.i,,k'55f1v?fQf1'f w g: 1 2- Y gefifgffkggs- Page I72 P6164 LARRY PALBIER, Pole Vault Sprint Relay: DON PAYNE, DLKE TRISBIF HL'l3ERT SCHULTZ, FRANK CIARKQON SCHEDULE Border Olympics, Laredo Southwestern Recreation Illeet, Fort VVorth lVest Texas Relays, Odessa Triangular llleet, Abilene Texas Relays North Texas Relays College Invitational lleet, Portales, Neyy Border Conference lleet, Lubbock DUKE FRISBIE, Sprint Beattie Feathers, Couchj Bill Nance, Student Coach. INFIELD: Clfrontj George Demere, Third Basej VValter Bingham, First lfaseg fldackj Cullen Hunt, fJlIfl'hf'f,' hlonroe Henderson, Short Stopg Fulton Smith, Serozzzl Base. Page I74 Raza! SCHEDULE West Texas State College . VVest Texas State College . Texas Lutheran . . . Texas Lutheran Texas Lutheran . . Texas Lutheran. . . . West Texas State College Sheppard Air Force Base . Sheppard Air Force Base . VVest Texas State College . Sheppard Air Force Base . . Hardin Simmons . . . Hardin Simmons . PITCHERS: B radley, Leo Qlfrontl joseph Lloyd. Chase, Charles YVright. There Here Seguin Seguin flere Ifere Ilere There There There flere There Ifere Qliaclcj George OUTFIELDIQRS: flrrontj Dave Allen, Gehrig Garrison, VVick Alexander. fliackl Buz Bates, First Bzzsr and Cnfrh- frj Dave Potter, Utilily Inff'l1lr'r,' Hal SLIIIIINCYS, Olli- fiFl!ll'I'. n Vvayne lllason, Ijflflfhffj jerry Spence, Utility Irzfirldffr Charles Klartin, Utility Ozztfrlzlfr. Yer out! l Ramon Kireilis, Coarh. Team mr'nzbfrs: Chuck Strc-hli, Jess lICElvain, Lewis, Tommy Joiner, Wilhlll' Pittman. IllvElvai1z displays diving form. wimmin Pittman prepares to splash. 9 Page I76 QW SCHEDULE Sun Carnival, Fl Paso Reese Air Force Base liorder Olympics, Loremlo Southern lllethoclist, Dallas Southwestern Recreation Bleet, Fort VVorth VVest Texas Relays, Odessa Houston College Invitational Texas VVestern, Lubbock Collegiate Invitational, Odessa Abilene Christian College, Lubbock Texas Christian University Southern Intercollegiate, Athens, Georgia National Intercollegiate, Columbus, Ohio fry john Farquhar, Team Crzjrtzzin Cantrell, Coflrlzj Dan VVhalen, Don Kaplan, -lohn Farquhar, Bobby YVestfall, john Paul Cain. M ,ix 14 sz ,,,:.,: I V ei wr eak 1, ff if 5 A-55 m erge fe s me 49 45 Page I77 Zlfllflid sc:-uenute Abilene Christian College, Abilene East Texas State College, Commerce Southern Nlethodist, Dallas Texas Christian University, Fort VVorth University of Colorado, Lubbock Texas VVestern College, Lubbock Colorado College, Lubbock Hardin Simmons, Abilene Baylor University, VVaco Texas, A 85 RI, College Station Abilene Christian College, Lubbock VVest Texas State College, Lubbock Regional Nleet, Lubbock Abilene Christian College, Lubbock Hardin Simmons, Lubbock VVest Texas State College, Canyon Back: Dick Spears, George Philbriek, Coafihg Johnny Kniffen. Front: David Kent, Billie Edd Gowan, Scott Cantine. Page I 78 David Kent Billie Iidd Cowan , .fC,:g4gs-'C, V if, V, 'ef----M ' ' ,.C,,.,,.,..s.w--- C 5, MCQCCEWCCV CCLQMWM. ,,,,t,., , r W' pw! ' Ca- Egg it W C, ' ' C C ,1,,,,W,f' .CC,CCCr..M,l4gs5+++i--vt' C, . ,.,, N ,f,., L, . --,- n -,M , , 4 , , . ,,,g........... 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' 'WL-My 'Wu ,sr-A y. 4,-X A 4. -, ,' -f -yfvx ,-Qymfmf E , ,M H. e ' 'Z' ' .,...,.,,, ,..,,.,..-W FOOTBALL fl!!-Collwgff Clzfznzpimzy . . . Chowhamls 1JOI'lllif0I'j' Ilfllfflif' Lvlllllllfliflllj' . Sliced Hall l mff'1'11ily Ilfllylll' Chrulljviozzx . Phi ciftllllllil Delrs lzzzlzfpfflzzlwzl Imrzgzzzf L'hIllllfJi0l1X . . Chow- hounds BASKETBALL J!!-Colfzfgf' Clznmjvimls . . Pi Kappa Alpha Dorllzifory I,l'!1fj1lt' fjl1llll1f7i0Il.V . Dozlk Hall FI'llft'1'l1ff'1' Ilfllylll' Cvl1!Zll1f7i0II.V . . Pi Kappa Alpha l1IlJt'f7l'1IIlt'1lf Ll'llyl1l' I CvllIllIlf7i01IA' . Baptist Stiuieilt Lfiiion lIIdl'f7f'IIIlf'IIf I.4'K1flllt' U C'lIlllllf3i01I3' . Goodies Double pledges. 301444 67, .fdifiociafion Page l82 Dwayne Blackshcnr Charles Blanton Hal Broadfoot Bill Buchanon Iames Burdett Doug Campbell Eugene Carpenter Tommie Elliot Ken Elmore Hugh Fewin lay Fikes OFFICERS DWAYNE WEST HUGH FEVVIN . HARRY SCALING DoN XVILLIAMS Btfoov HILL . . . Pwsidfrzi Vice President . . Sefrzftary . . 7l7'FI1.YZlfl'f . . Program Cluzirmruz RIINOR NELsoN . . . Lonnie Graham Pat Hartsfield Ronnie Herr Bill Hershman Buddy Hill Ray Howard Buck Johnson Karl Kautz Bob Kilcullen lack Kirkpatrick MEMBERS Sargent at Arms Ray McDonald Barton Massey' Miiior Nelson VValter Newton M. C. Northam Eural Ramsey jim Reed Harry Scaling Don Schmidt James Sides Fulton Smith Ned Underwood Ierry VValker Don Waygood Glenn Wlebh Arlen Wesley Dwayne West Don VVilliams Dean White Scotty Wmiodfin Bobby Young 'Ur-v ?' ,W C'hurles Blantnn, llzll liroaclfnnt, Bill Buchanan, Ilnug Cnmplwll, liugcnc Uzlrpentcr, llugh Fc-win. .lily Fikes, Lonnie Graham, Put llnrtsfield, Hill llershmsin, Ronnie Herr, Bllllilf' Hill. Huck juhnsun, Karl Kautz, Huh liilcullen, ,luck Kirkpatrivk, Roy Mr'l7unaltl, Minor Nelson. VV:ilte1' Newton, Nl. C. Northam, Eurzil Ramsey, Harry Scaling, Dun Schmidt, James Sides. Fulton Smith, Neil I'ntlerw0ucl, ,lc-rrp' Xxvflllifff, Dun VV:lygoucl, Arlen XVesley, Dwayne VVest. 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V -A' .c, ffl No. , 98845 Page I86 .1-:le - -es' FIRST ROXV: Jessie Adams, Bob Beckham, Derby Brooks, Bill Cormack, Bill Hudson. SECOND ROXV: John Lacy, Klack Price, Ted Trippe, Vvallace VVilson. jnfer-,jfafernifg Gianni OFFIC ERS Bois BEQKHAAI ...... Presidwzf DERBY BROOKS . . Secretary JESSE ADAMS . Treasurer hcl ENI B ER S Bill Cormack Alpha Tau Omega Derby Brooks Pi Kappa Alpha Bill Hudson Kappa Sigma llflack Price Sigma Alpha Epsilon VVallace VVilson Phi Delta Theta ,lohn Lacy Sigma Chi Bob Beckham Phi Gamma Delta ,Iessie Adams Sigma Nu Ted Trippe Phi Kappa Psi livery fraternity on the campus is represented by one member on the lnter-Fraternity Council. This group was organized to serve as a medium to work out the problems encountered by men's fraternities. This yearls activities included handling men's rush in the fall when IO5 men pledged and in the spring when 255 pledged. It is the pri- mary objective of this group to promote the higher ideals which jus- tify the existence of fraternities on the college campus. 3 panfaefenic oomci OFFICERS clALE Hays ...... Pnfsidwzt .ARDITH CAMPBEL1, . 1'iae-Presldwzt jL'i,1A REED . . . Sew-fftary AT.-XRGL'ERlTE VVINDER . . . yl7'l'Il.S'llI'E'f 'ITOMMIE VVYNN . . . Rush Chairmznz AIARILYN SNETHEN .... ,1.IfV.S. Rep. IXIERIBERS lXIcNaughton, VVeatherford Alpha Chi Omega Campbell, Roff Baggett, lllankins Alpha Phi VVieland, Yvynn Johnson, Knight Gamma Phi Beta Honey, Reed Braselton, Cooper Delta Delta Delta Briggs, Gilmore Brooks, VVinder Delta Gamma Cummings, Snethen Kappa Alpha Theta Kappa Kappa Gamma Pi Beta Phi Sigma Kappa Zeta Tau Alpha Panhellenic started off a successful year in the fall of 1955 when 201 Tech coeds pledged during rush. lfall rush is the highlight of the Panhellenic Council year. Other activities include a Christmas luncheon for competition of best pledge program, inter-sorority softball tournament, and a spring breakfast. Panhellenic, a national organization, is organized as a coordinating body for all intersorority affairs. The purposes of Panhellenic are to promote good feeling and cooperation between the Greek-letter organizations as well as furthering the intellectual accomplishments of sororities and making and enforcing rushing regulations concerning pledging of women students. FIRST ROXV: Jessica ldaggett, llary Alice Braselton, Dorothy Briggs, Jackie Brooks, Ardith Campbell, Sondra Cooper, Ruth Ann Cummings. SECOND ROXV: l,a Rue Gilmore, Gale Hays, Diane Honey, Pat Johnson, Joan Knight, Dana lXIacNaughton, Karen Klan- kins. THIRD ROXV: Julia Reed, .loan Roff, Klarilyn Snethen, Bernadyne Yveatherford, Tommye VVieland, llarguerite Xvinder, Tommie VVynn. U9 Page I87 BILL CORMACK IJI'f'5'idf'7lf Foznzded at firginiu rllififllfvl' lzzsfifufe, 1865 Eslnblislzwl at Tech, 1953 Texas Zffll Em Chfljrfrr Sky Blue and Gofzl AKOAQ ELM 100,890 OFFICERS: jim DAVIS, Swv-enzry,' IULXRRY Gmseow, Correspond- ing St't'I'l'lIII'j',' SCOTT HICKNI.'XN, Tre11.v11rer'. Alpha Tau Omega, who ranks hrst among all the national fraternities in grades, placed second among fraternities on the Texas Tech campus this fall. The fraternity as a whole had an average of 1.43, but the pledge class ranked first on the eam- pus with a 1.78. Social activities of Alpha Tau Omega this year included a Christmas Dance, the George VVashing- ton Ball, a spring Sport Dance, a Founders Day Dinner, and various small parties. ATO's were aetive in all phases of campus life. Bill Cormaek was President of Phi Blu Alpha Sin- fonia, Hal Broadfoot was a standout on the Red Raider football team, and was ehosen to the All- Border Conference team. Alpha Tau Omega was -the first fraternity to use help week. NOT PICTURED: Hal Barron, Nelson Har- grove, l.yndell Ross, Charles VVashburn. Page l88 ,l1,'TII'ES.' Dun Amlkiwui, Rnlwrt liucliman, llzil limziclfout, Hill Closc, l,vi'oy clI'1lNVliIll'il, Clhzlrlcs C'uinrnin,L1:s. liulw Curuuttc, james E. Davis, Amun lillglisll, lifilvlsy Evans, Nelson llvzms, Calvin li. C111 rrrtt. l.l'UIl1ll'll iuistmi, l.:lrry iilzisguw, liurt fiI'llllt'S, Billy Nfnx llzilv, Kcnm-tli llximlmyy Svutt llivkmzlli. Only jullnwil, N6XK'l1lll l.2lIll'llSIt'I', Hill l,C1lIl1lI'll, C':irtc1'l. Paige-, llulzm llrcsrmi, licrt 'lf Ruinl. llurlx li. Rulwrrls, JIIIIIVN Rmvlzmcl, Divk Russell, lfrvcl Sage, Ruyvc' Sliipp, Nlzirlin Smith, Ill. l'iL'Illlt'll'1 R. 'l'nllin, Curtis Vzlmlivcr, Vain VVt'll'll, Dunn VVhitc, Dun YVl1itn-, lim YVliitwn. Mark VVy:itt. l'l.IflJGI:'S.' llcllwrt lla-w, Burl Nlc'Alistcr, liill Mc'C'zirt5, li. T. U'C'rmncll, ll. l,. Niclmlsmi. lil-nt Shulinfm. Page l89 f1CTIlfES: Bob Alreacl, Joe Dan Bailey, Mike Bayless, VValter Bent, Jim Blackwood, james Burdette, Gary Cassell, Alan Conley, Lawrence Cook, Murray Cooper, Clay Cummins, Cortlell Custer, Don Dilley, Bill Flewelling, Paul Gaston, Gary Gilliland. Nlarshall llayes, liutldy D. Henderson, Doug Hudson, Ronald Johnson, Bill jones, james L. Jones, Jeff jones, Karl Kautz. Royce Kelly, George Le Bus, Jack MCCuistion, Pat McCullough, Don Meliermott, Don Nfciiuire, joe NIclWenamy, Terry lWeRight. Davicl N1c:YVhitl1ey, Glynn Niorgan, Tom Nash, .lim l'atterson, Russ Pearson, Pnclge Prestrimlge, lioh Phillips, llal ll. Ramsey. John V. Sanclers, Charles Sealing, Harry Sealing, Fulton Smith, Charles F. Steel, George Stephens, Hal M. Stockton, Leland Stone. Joe li. Turner, Lloyd VVest, T. VViley, Dale VVynn. PI,IfDCIfS.' VVayne Bishop, Dick Bryant, Charlie Fleming, Riehard Garner. VValter Lee Gill, lidclie Henson, Phillip VVayne blames, Ed L. Knox, Thomas Lawrence, Barton Reid Long, Bob Mel7arlaml, Seth Thomas hfloore, Jr. Charles VVayne Noakes, James Kenneth Patterson, Oscar Power, Thomas Sorrells, Joe Stephens, Servando Trevino, Duwayne Yvallaee. Page I90 .JQLIOIQQ igma BILL H cosox President Founded 111 l Uzzifziersity of l'irgi11i1z, 1928 - Establislzed at Tech, 1953 Ejvsifon Phi Clnljwfer Srarlel, lVhitrr and Green OFFICERS: GEORGE STEPHENS, Grand Pf0lfUf!lf0f,' JOE llc- RIIZNAMY, Grazia' Treasurerj BILL JONES, Grand flfaster of Cere- lllllllillfj' JIM PATTERSON, Grand Scribe. Leaders, favorites, and handsome men comprised the Kappa Sigma fraternity this year. Bill Hudson, president of the fraternity, was chosen as llr. Texas Tech. Don Dilley served the year as vice- president of the Student Council and -lim Black- wood was elected Tech's Blost Handsome Klan! The K.Sigs placed first in intramural track, sin- gles and doubles in tennis, golf, and second in soft- ball and football. ln varsity sports Harry Scaling was outstanding ,, . NOT PICTURIQD: John Ratcliff, Bill Surbcr, Norman Emory Huggins. Page l9I in basketball, Karl Hartz in football, and Fulton Smith in baseball. Annual activities for the fraternity include the Black and VVhite Formal, the Costume Dance, a Founders' Day Banquet, Farewell Dinner for graduating seniors, and a retreat in the fall and in the spring. At Christmas the actives and pledges held a Christmas party for orphans. N.f'XNL'X' Uxoiiiz, Jliss Plwlyw WA! legen tjaefa WVALLACE XV1LsoN President f'l0IlI1dl'li 111 1U iami U 71 imfrsi t y , I 848 Eriabfislzezl at Tech, 1953 Texas Epsilon Clmfvlffr Iffue and Wyhife OFFICERS: D.'XNlf GRANT, yvfI'l1.VllI'F7',' Roy RIIDDLETON, St'l'l'I'- faryj GREY LEXYIS, Reporter. Presidents were plentiful in the Phi Delta Theta fraternity this year. Glen Cary was president of the Student Body. johnny Jones presided over the Senior Class, while Larry Byrd held the reins of the Junior Class. Other Phi Delts in prominent positions about the campus included llelvin Deardoff, who was Cadet Colonel of the Tech AFROTC. Dane Grant was husiness manager of the LA XIENTANA. Best all-around Hoat trophy was presented to the Phi Delts for their Tech Specialfl They also had the highest scholarship for fraternities for the sec- ond semester in a row, thus enabling them to keep the trophy. In varsity football Dwayne VVest was elected all- conference. Hugh Fewin, Buddy Hill, lllinor Nel- son, and Jerry Bell were also active on the team. Social events for the year consisted of the annual Christmas party featuring Fats Domino, dinner- dance, Christmas formal, Raunch dance, Roman- orgy party. Numerous picnics, lodge parties, supper parties, skating parties, and this year even a sled- ding party composed the Phi Delt calendar. fs-WJ f if Gm:-:nw NOT PICTURICD: Kay Baird, Hlonty Daven- port, Joe Kirk Fulton, john Kelly, Charles Luling, Francis lXlcNeely, Klinor Nelson, Jerry Vanl'elt, Dwayne XVest, Charles VVright, Frank XVright. Page l92 ,I 1 ,f,'X bf ,r - f f-X. lt kit- 'k t if A Gas -169 JICTIVES: Jim Alexander, VVick Alexander, Clarence Barton, Don Barton, jerry Bell, Bill Boyd, Freddy Briggs, Larry Byrd. Dennis Calvert, Sam Clamp, Glen Cary, Ross Cass, Leo Chase, Randall Clark, Robert Cox, Melvin Deardortf. I.yle Dewitt, Earl Dietering, l.ynn Elliott, llugh Fewin, Dan Fry, Edward Foster, Dane Grant, Royal Hagerty. John Hays, Monroe Henderson, Buddy Hill, Sammy Hodge, Jack llnoker, johnny jones, Mike Joplin, Bill Kilpatrick. Grey Lewis, Dave Longhridge, Roy Nliddleton, Roy Miller, Ervin Moreman, Ronald lNIcKim, Mt'rle MCKim, Danny Owen. john Pittman, Jim Polk, XVilliam Ramsey, Hubert Ring, John Roberts, Joe D. Smith, Don Sparks, Dick Spencer. Jimmy Stanford, Jim Thrush, Ray Thornton, Jimmy Vvatson, Ray VVeed, Fred VVest, Charles Wlhitfield, Dennis Atkins. PI.EDGES.' John Bacon, Ted Carthel, Jim Copeland, Gayle Earls, Sherwood Gaines, Bob Hoover, Don Roberson, Clinton Smith. liill Vandcventer, Jack Pruitt, Active. Page I93 XICTIVESJ Edwin Aiken, Don Allison, Bill Bean, Bob Beckham, Benny Bedford, Bob Black, jack Boggess, Don Brice. Bill Bristol, Dee Clement, Jerry Cook, Sheldon Cunningham, Wendell Dorsett, Verle Downey, Johnny Flewharty, B. Fraley. Bill Gaither, Van llall, Don llay, Bob Johnson, Bruce Johnson, Ross L. jones, Bob Killian, James Knight. Bob Lapham, Dean I.. Lewellen, John R. Link, Jr., Dick Lowke, Richard McClure, Jim McCulloch, john Marse, Knry Mathis. George Nelson, Bill Parks, Tom Parks, David Pool, Dale Roberts, VValter Schuler, Eldon L. Smith, Roy D. Smith. VVallut'e Smith, Rnifortl Stainbzlek, Curtis Tally, David Thompson, Bill VVaddle, Jim VVare, Kenneth VVhittiugton, Ed Vvilkes. Bob Vllilliams, Jerry Vvilson, Monte Vvise, j. Morris VVnmack. PLEDGES: Charles C. Beatty, Ray Boyd, john Paul Cain, James Cannon. Harley D, Henry, Stanley House, VVilbur Jarrett, Robert Koonce, jack Lawrence, Robert Nemir, Don Pope, Dale Roselius. jerry VVales. Page I94 Mal gamma omega NOT PICTURICD: Johnny lllatson. Page I95 BOB BECKHAA1 President Founded at .lejflerson College, 1848 Established at Tech, 1954 Lambda Tau Chapter Royal Purple and hffhite OFFICERS: BILL GAITHER, Treasurer: ROY SBIITH, Historiang BRUCE JOHNSON, Reeording Secrefaryg BENNY BEDFORD, Corre- .vjnonzling Seerelary. Phi Gamma Delta members were active in all campus activities this year. Outstanding leaders in- cluded Bob Beckham, president of Inter-Fraternity Council, member of the Student Council, and elected to VVhO's Who, Don Brice, Business hlana- ger of the Student Council, David Thompson, Junior Class Vice-President, Klonte YVise, elected to VVho's VVho, and David Pool, Cheerleader and two years active in the Varsity Show. Social highlights of the Fiji year included the rm 4,1 H I I I a 1 I I ll s ah. -B'ii3D'0 wh 'ff ' 1 '!L'll'1iEiFf ' vliilili l an Y' Fiji Island Dance where costumes are elaborate, the Fall Dance, Anniversary Dance, the Annual Din- ner-Dance, the Annual Pig Dinner, the Retreat and numerous other activities. The Pig Dinner, a na- tionally celebrated event, is the Fiji's celebration of Founders Day. Phi Gam, always a top contender in inter-frater- nity athletics, won the fraternity football champion- ship this fall. They also placed third among frater- nities in scholarship. ,Q ff I 121: 1RIl'l'l2 l'rf.vidm1t WA' JI PP 5' l'l0llllIlI'.'1 at Wrasllillytfnll and .lf 0it'l'.S'flIl l'vI1i'Z'l'I'A'ifj', 1852 Esfnbfishrzl at Tvrlz, 195.3 Tvxas lfvm ljllllflfcnl' Grrwz fum' R111 Ul I lClfRS: Ro .-as., 4 vi' I lef'l'lH'IlilI.H Sf'1'l'4'll11',1' ,' l'iR.XNR l'il.lAWl0lJ, I'll'1 l,l'l'.1'lIl!'1If and Plrdgf YliIY1l1Il'l',' IJ XYIIJ -IUXIZS, Cn1'1'1'.rjm11r1f11f1 Sz'1'l'r'lfzrj'. Qi0llSC'l'Y2ll'lSlI1 is thc' watch u'orcl of Phi Kappa Psi, not only in thoughts anal actions, hut also in rnunhcrs-believing that truc hrothcrhooml can hc hc-stowccl only upon small groups. Thc- Phi Psi's, though conscrvativc, wa-rc vt-ry active on thc- Tc-ch campus this year. lvan Sorenson was on thc Student Council antl Chuck Strchli was Vice-Prcsiclcnt of thc- Tech Linion Program Coun- url. Phi HSigh' Clirl, .I1'nYANX1xo wazga 'liramlitional mlanccs for the xc-ar inclutle thc- tai inous l,il Ahncrl' Uancc in thc' fall, thc -loc Col- lcgt- tlancc in thc uint:-r, and the Spring Dinner- Dancc. Other annual functions were tht- Big lirothcr-l,ittlc lirothcr Breakfast, Qwl ll'lSl'1U2lS Party, ll0ll1t'L'0llllllg Reception, Klothc-r's Day lircalcfast, anal various parties, picnics ancl mixers. A rc-union ht-ld in Augiist erm-ry year rounds out thc yc'ar's social activities. .A Z.. X-X .z I 'E c. Hu 2: PSI PNFKAPPA1 IHZRT l'i.Xl'I.IiXliR, 'l'rmsurw',- 'I'11ox1.xs HOl,li,Xl.fXX, Q NUT l'lC'l'URlCD: jack Newton Carncll, Roh- crt VV. Talliafcrro. Page I96 yICT1l'ES.- John Bennett, john Cochran, Don Corley, Robert Faulkner, Frank French, jerry Gibner. Ken Gullett, Thomas Holeman, Tom Ireland, David Jones, Bob Laughlin, Virgil Martin. George Patterson, Don Rambo, Sammy Ribble, VVilliam Scott, jr., ll. A. Sessions, VVeb Sharp. Ivan Sorenson, Chuck Strehli, Howard Thomas, Jay Thomas, Bill Trammell, Ted Trippe. Bob Veretto. PLEDGES Freddie Blake, Don Bledsoe, Kenneth Carmichael, Edwin Childs, Dick Dabney. Eugene Miles, Bill Pittman, Cecil Trainer, Kenneth VVardell, George VVendell, ,lim Vvhitacker. Joe Dan Yates. Paqe I97 - Page lI. I'll'lfS.' Divk A1l111I1s, Ril'lHll'l' .'XlCX1lIlKIk'I4, Bill 1'X1'111st1'1111g, Bill lScl11'v11cls, K1-111111111 B1-1111utt, Mikv I5111'kl141hlv1', Bill C'11lV1'1'!. R111 Cliljlllll, Tim' Davis, 'lhal J. IyL'K1lIlIL'l', 'Tim I-fps.-11, VIZIIIIQN IGN, NV11'k Ffnxxxrwth, Mikv fuhstlll. Im, Iintiiclal, Jillllllj' klk'IlkiI1S, xxvillhfllll MuAmle11, jzwkic N11'.'X11i111'l1, jimmy M1'C'1111'11, 'IXUIII N1l'f'UNX'Il, C'11lvi11 Mitts. Izdclln' N1l7l', C11-fmrgv N1411'g.I:lI1, Nfiltrwll N1-xxrll, Hlldcly P11y111-, IUIIYUI P1-1111111gt1111, -lcrry P1111 vll, 511111165 P1111 111'-, 'l'1'111111111 l'11wn-1'f, l311vid R11II1jv11, H1-11 Rvud, H1111 Sillldlill, 151111 Sum, Kiln-1111 Slam, R11lpI1 SllLAl'I'iIl. Hula lfilltflj Incl lllflllf, lilmcr VVUII5, jc-as VVQM, ,Ii'l'l'f' XKVilillIIlS, llzlrulcl XVf1111lwlr, Ralph xvilI'hl'UllALfh. I'I,I:'DUl:'.S'.' Earl 1'X1'1'l1c11', Bill I3ctu'l1c1', lallllii C'h11fi11, .'X1'11ulcl lil1l1-rt, Kl'IlIll'fl1 llill, Huh R111-plry, K111111-th l,1111r. Kl'IlIl6ll1 N11bu1's, Bill Sligrrr, Jerry St11111't, .IL-1'1'y Ts1'h111111er, Max VVvIls, P111 VV:-sta-1411-ld, Rk'1lp.1'ilII NYl1itc. Rul1l'l'I Yvilsnll. I 98 if JC, AKA Q PP P DERBY BROOKS lJ7'f'.Vill1'Il I r-'ln su :ga- lEv9a.:9 f'l0llII1ll'I1 111 I'v1Ii'1't'I'.!'lfj' of l'i1'g111i11, 18019 l'f.rf11f1fixh1'1l af 'llf'l'll, 1953 fffv.vi1'011 U1111111111 Ijllllflffl' OFFICERS: TlRL'NI.-XX -POXYERS Sff15rrf11ry,,- JERRY l,0WIil,I., 111-iff 3 lJ1'1'.vi1l11111,' Glillkilli ZXIORGXN, Trifasurerg BEN REED. The social activities of Pi Kappa Alpha began with the Annual Fall Dance and ended with the Picnic Dance in the spring. Highlight of the year was the Dinner-Dance, at which time the chapter selected Donna Abraham as its Dream flirlf' Other social activities included the Spring Sport Dance and numerous chapter parties. The Pikes also had mixers with the sororities. aa. lll ll fy GQYQ ' Z'W 4 .-.1-c Rex .. 'Y f 'stir-:-NA. x- 5 H f , gfsvs . QQ73R!'QZ?7 fs. y i I 1' f , K lain, -'fp J 'L QE gala f f lf - IQ.: f v 'flP' 1 ' 5 -CK Q X? Ha. l l'Az,64,u.f5A2'q2 'lil I 5 . Qyifi .t .,,qW-Q, - I ag xx 1 75.1 . NOT lJlC'l'l.lRlfD: Richard lllorgan, Billy Bledsoe, Bill Bryan, Hob Isa-ml, Ben Hcfarty, Johnny O'Neal, blohnny Rodgers, Dale Smith. Page I99 The chapter is a leading contender in intramural athletics, having won the Inter-Fraternity Basket- ball Championship this year. They also held many Othces in campus organizations. Pi Kappa Alpha recognizes that the present is the beginning of the future, and it is a true fellowship of friends and has opened many doors to success. Pi Kappa Alpha Dream Girl, DONNA Ai:R.xn.xxI W-I7 wsff 'P' I igma ZLJIJLVL l MACK PRICE President I'l0llllLl'f3d at Uzzitfersily of flflldllllilll, 1856 Eslzlblished at Tm-h, 195.5 Texas illplza Chrzpter Purple and Gold CFFICERS: FRANK C.xI.HOL'N, Euzimfzzt Deputy Jrrlzozzj BILL l'lASTl.AND, Clzronir'lr'r,- cll2R.XLD CIARK, Treasurer. Not pictured is LARRY Mwuias, Recorder. Sigma Alpha lfpsilon celebrated their 100th year as a national fraternity on lllarch 9, l956. Sports, social activities and personal achievements were all successful for SAIC this year. They won first in the fraternity softball league in the spring of l955 and second in football in the fall. Varied social activities included the Snow Hall Dance, Black and VVhite Dinner-Dance and the Basin Street Dance. Informal parties, picnics, and mixers with sororities rounded out the Sig Alphs' social life. , Frank Calhoun, who served as president of lnter- Fraternity Council and on the Student Council, heads the list of outstanding membersg lllax lller- 1-ill was also on Student Council, Ronald Crouch was president of Saddle Tramps, Bob Kloore was senior class vice-president, Rob Brown was elected president of the sophomore class, and .lack Chand- ler served as president of Gordon Hall. SAIC tied for second in scholarship among tra- ternities in the fall. ,I V: ff - 0 iw gg .il .. . ,.. R, Nl latin. Mmm? X 4 fp . ' W . +4 at mr 9 4 lk C 1 W 4 1 4' - SKIP NOT PICTLTRED: Charlie Barron, lllax Drey- ling, jackie lfarl, Don Fritz, Donnie Hutton, H. l.. I Simon, Aloe Roberson, Jarvis Roach. Y Page 200 ACTIVES: jack Badgett, Fred Barrett, Miles Black, Dick Blendon, Cooper Blount, Maxie Brooks, Rob Brown. Bill Bynum, Frank Calhoun, Jack Chandler, Gerald Clark, Bill Courtney, Dan Creason, Ronald Crouch. Malcolm Daniell, Karl D. Dockray, Bob Dunn, Bill Eastland, Kenneth Fox, Don Fritz, Fred Gist. Bill Harmon, Bob Hawkins, Bob Huff, Allen King, Bob King, Richard King, Richard Ligon. Jerry McCluer, Dick, Mcllhaney, Joe Mcllhaney, Max Merrill, Bob Miller, Ralph Miller, Bob G. Moore. Dick Moore, james Nuckles, Ed Phillips, Neal Pipkin, Don Pundt, Gene Reid, johnny Sartain. James Schoeld, jim Sharp, Monte Sheppard, Presley Sheppard, Bill Stanfill, VVendell Turner, Pat Tyson. Bob YVham, John Winslow. PLEDGES: Boone Brackett, Jack Cooper, Bobby Green, Louis Guion, Bryant Harris. Carey Hobbs, David Husmann, Bill Little, J. D. Snyder, James VValker. Page 20I Page 202 .4CTIVES.' Harold Criswell, Gerald Dietz, Charles B. Kirkland, Joe Jefferson, Mel Lemos. Richard Ridgway, Doyle Simet. PLEDGES: Bobby Anderson, Jim Black, John Bonen. Joe Sam Bryant, Bill Burton, E. Henry Carter, Joe Hood, Forrest Criswell, Don Lee, Dean Lee, Albert MCCurdy, Jim Ortiz, Pat Power. Ernest Roberts, John INI. Sanders, VVarren Shropshire, Leon Taylor, Monroe Thomas. Billy VValker, James VValton, Clyde VVaters, Don VVinnett, Don Vvoolf. Garner Young. zgmd Cid 'N.,f.,- fy JOHN LACY President Founded at Oxford Universily, 1855 Eslrlblirhed at Tefh, 1954 Epsilon Xu Chapter Blue and Gold OFFICERS: XVARREN SHROPSHIRE, Editorj JIM ORTIZ, President,- RSIEL Lmios, Corresponding Sl'C7'f'l'lI!'j',' RICHARD RIDGEWAY, Pledge Trainer. Sigma Chi celebrated its first anniversary on the Tech campus in December. Their petition and charter were granted by Sigma Chi National Head- quarters on June 28, 1955, at the Sigma Chi Cen- tennial Convention at Cincinnati, Ohio. Their first year on the Texas Tech campus was an active one for Sigma Chi. Highlight of the social activities was the second Sweetheart of Sigma Chi Ball at which Linda Rogers was presented as the Sweetheart for the coming year. Other social 1-5 ep. .5 T M f , 4' gn alum 41?-,aa .W -'XA-'N-fN.A.f NOT PICTURED: Sam Finley. Page 203 functions included a Fall Sport Dance, Sigma Chi Derby, Spring Splash Party and chapter parties. Richard Ridgeway heads the list of outstanding Sigma Chils. He was president of Phi Eta Sigma, a member of Alpha Chi, and elected to Tech Salutesf' The purposes of Sigma Chi are the emphasis of friendship, justice and learning to its members and pledges. Sweetheart of Sigma Chi, NIARILYN CHESHER I . igmoz JESSIE ADAMS President Founded at Virginia illilifary Izzstifuiv, 1369 Ermblished at Tech, 1953 Zeta Pi Cluzprffr Black, Gold and lflzifv OFFICICRS: CH.xRi.12s CI,iXRK, Remnlw-,' ROBERT DINJAR, Chap- fain: Ifnpnz Ri21X.xL'i2R, yv!'I'IlSlll't'I',' and BRUCE C,xMPBE1.I., Lf. Con1l11111I11f'r. The big event of the Sigma Nu year was the an- nual VVhite Rose Dinner-Dance held Klarch 2. That night the Sigma Nu's announced Lu Anne llclfeill as their VVhite Rose of 1955-56 and also announced the selection of Jessie Adams as Unt- standing Sigma Nu. Candidates for the VVhite Rose Queen are chosen each month and presented at the monthly function. Other social activities of the year included the Annual Fall Dance, the Spring Sport Dance, a Hig- VVhite Rose Queen, LL? AANNE lxICNEII.I. lirother-l.ittle-Hrother Breakfast each semester, a fall and spring picnic, and a Spring Hayride. Outstanding Sigma Nu's include Bruce Camp- bell, member of the Student Council and Publica- tion Committee. The main purposes of the organization are to bring together men of similar ideals and interests, and to further high principles of morality and schol- arship among its members and pledges. xwllw f f 'NSN S - I 'ff Hi ..ig:. 34, ' X ,f , X ' 1 me XE. J, C f' amavu . Z NOT PICTURED: Noah Lee Cromer, Eddie Hajek, Burt Sinclair, W. B. Hill, John lliorrow, Bill Price. Page 204 .-ICTIVES: Scott Arhuekle, Jerry Arnold, Jon Bear, Don Brothus, ll. Eugene Brown, Bruce Campbell. Charles D. Clark, Jack Cloude, Oscar Cooper, Bill Cromer, Don Urowley, Melade DeGaish. Bob Dinjar, Ted Dotts, Jr., lloward Fleming, Jan Fonts, John Green, XV. B. Hill. VVendell Huddleston, Floyd Jensen, Glenn David Jolie, James Kelley, Carey lNICAdams, Troy McNeill. lfdie Reinauer, Pat Northcutt, Jim Parker, Douglas Perkins, Thomas Pike, Stanley Price. Frank Rasor, Steve Rogers, Bill Seth, Jimmie Small, James Strawn, Garland Thornton. Richard Triggs, A. Troost, Bob XVaheed, Dick Xvahced, James Xvhite, PliEDGE.S'.' Johnny Bush. Gerald Ford, James l.asater, Bailey lN1ayo, David Verner, XVayne NValdrop, Ronnie XVatkins. Page 205 .4CTIl'ES: Ruth Anderson, Mary Blackmore, Pat Cullum, Betty Etheridge, janet Forgey, Linda Ilefly. Patsy Howard, lklary Sue Lewis, Dana MacNaughton, Jimmie Faye Maxwell, Nancy Nelson, Annita Powers. Yvonne Pratt, Billie Jean VVard, Mary Jo VVOrstell. I'1.I:'DCl'fS,' Jean Cox Archer, Florence Axtell, Mary Baker. Dorothy Beal, Beverly Burnett, Josie Byrd, Judy' Cox, Carol Ann Davis, Yvilma Edwards. Ann Graves, Rnlyy Lee Hales, Mary Ann Hartwell, Joyce Howard, Janet Jones, Linda Leach Viginia Mahaley, Margaret Myrick, Sue Sargent, Sandra Sherrill, Iva Sue Shropshire, Yvonne Skinner. Indy Speer, Suzanne XVilson. Page 206 Ml ha Uma a I9 ? Q BERNADYNE WEATHERFORD President Founded at DePauw University, 1885 Established at Tech, 1953 Gamma Rho Chapter Scarlet and Olive Green OFFICERS: JIMMIE FAYE MAXWELL, Serond I ice-Presidentg Y'VONNE PRATT, Recording Seeretaryf JANET FORGEY, Correspond- ing Seeretaryg RUTH ANDERSON, Treasurer. Alpha Chi Omega for the first time this year held a Doll Shown with entries from campus or- ganizations. Proceeds from the show went to the Cerebral Palsy Clinic. Alpha Chi social activities this year included a Founders Day Banquet, Candy Stripe Formal, Spring Presentation of Pledges, and an out-of-town retreat held in the spring. Very active on the campus this year, Alpha Chi Omega has many outstanding members. Anita Pow- ers was elected to Forum and Blu Phi Epsilong Jimmie Faye lvlaxwell was A.W.S. Vice-President, Bernadyne VVeatherford, a Phi Gamma Nu, and Yvonne Skinner, AFROTC Sweetheart. NOT PICTURFD: lllitzi Boyle, Alice Smith, Carol Powell, Judy Allen. Page 207 SALLY SPRAGGINS President M4602 PM Founded at Syrzzrzzse Urzi-varsity, 1872 Exirzblislzed at Tech, 1955 flllllllllil 10171 Chajvfer Sifwr and Bourderzux tea W, , , ,- f OFFICERS: JESSICA BAGGETT, Secretzzryg Jcmx Mimpox, Treas- urerg CSENE ciRIFFIN, Vice-President. Alpha Phi awarded their Scholarship Cups this year to two outstanding members, Nancy Jones and Karen Noteware. Other outstanding members in- cluded Betty Harry, member of Phi Gamma Nu and an R.O.T.C. Sweetheartg and Diana Smith, LA XYENTANA Beauty Finalist. This year the Alpha F'hi's sponsored an lfaster lfgg Hunt for Orphans along with the Sigma Chi's. Cardiac Aids and Crippled Children are also on their list of service projects. Social events on their calendar included a Fall Tea, Founders Day Party, Birthday Party, Presen- tation Dance, Scholarship Dinner, and a Farewell Party for Seniors. ay f V X an M f Hi 5 14 ' ., Q ' at '34 I - ' db gi , nmWWkqnv13vN NOT PICTURED: lfrleee Green Dovar, Caro- lyn Cox lIcDermett, Clyde Smith. Page 208 AICTIVES: Jessica Baggett, Gene Grifhn, joan Maddox, Karen Mankins. PLEDGES: Beth Butler. Hazel Casey, June Davis Barbara Douglas, Sharon Porterfleld Dudley, Marilyn Floeck. Jeanne Fowler, Mary Ann Girod, Jerie Gordy, Betty Harry, Joan Howe. Nancy Jones, Leonora Lee, Karen Noteware, Diana Smith, Sue Spangler. Sue Vetesk, Helen VVeaver. Page 209 Page 2l0 ACTIVES: Joan Knight, Nancy Rheubotham. PLED CES: Paula Bell, Jeannette Berry, Betty Blackwell. Sandra Broome, Nadell Clanton, Martha Ann Clement, Jackie Dannicker, Marilyn Dunagan. Bennie Dunn, Dorothy Lu Foltyn, Carol Ann Gordon, Carolyn Gouse, Juanita Haseloff. Patsy Haden, Elizabeth Hoyer, Francis Inman, Cheri Laurie, Nancy Lawlis. Pat Lynskey, Genevieve McGuire, Barbara McKinney, Carol Ann McKinzie, Yvonne lVIitts Nlarilyn Parrish, Shirley Roberson, Ann Robinson, Betty Scarborough, Jan Self. lN1ary Ann Sharp, Mary Frances Wall, Kathleen Watkins, Melba VVatzon Ava Willingham. y ummm pfai Z? fa Page 2II PAT JOHNSON President Founded at Syracuse University, 1874 Established at Tech, 1955 Beta Tau Chapter Jlode and Pink OFFICERS: PATSY H.eXYDEN, Recording Sevremry,- NANCY LAW- LIS, Vice-Presiderztg JUANITA HASELOFF, Tff'IlSll!'f'l',' RTARILYN DUNAGAN. Gamma Phi Beta, the baby of Tech sororities, colonized at Texas Tech in October, 1955. Joan Knight, who formerly attended the University of lllissouri, transferred to Tech to Worlc with Gamma Phi Beta here in the capacity of colonizer and pledge trainer. VVasting no time, the Gamma Phi Beta social events started with the Fall Presentation Tea. Other activities included a Christmas Dinner-Dance with a VVestern Christmas theme, Founders' Day . , Celebration, Homecoming Coffee for Alumnae, Scholarship Banquet, Spring Presentation Dance, Senior Breakfast, and a pledges' Kidnap Party for actives. Gamma Phi Betas active on the campus included Benni Dunn, President of Sock and Buskin and feature twirler with the bandg Nita Haseloff, Presi- dent of Pi Omega Pi, President of Casa Linda, and elected to Alpha Chi, and Nancy Lawlis, chairman of the Tech Union Special Events Committee. QM led ,QM .., RI.-XRY ALICE BRASELTON President A x V 1 Founded at 4, A ' S in Boston Ulzifversily, 1888 M Establislzezl at Tech, 1953 A Phi E111 Clzrzfvler Sif'L'er, Gold and Blur' 1 f, h , 4 OFFICERS: jo,xN IXICCEE, Trmszu-ery LL' ,ANNE AICNEILL, I:0I'f'z .Yf7071Ili1lg Srrrvtnryg CHARLENE XV1LL1AMsoN, Rmrording Sm:- rctaryg SANDRA Coo1'ER, 1iiCC-PfFSlI!l'11f and Pledge Traizzer. Delta Delta Delta's proudest achievements in 1956 were raising their grade point average and sponsoring the first animal Pansy Tea which hon- ored all senior women. Highlighting the Tri Delta year were two Delta Yveeks when pledges were honored previous to ini- tiation. Other events on the Tri Delta calendar were the Pine Prance, Pine Pilgrimage, at which J times they raise money for scholarships, and l resen- tation. Eight Tri Deltas were chosen among Tech's top twenty beauties and Revis jordan was also selected as first alternate in the National Klaid of Cotton Contest. Other outstanding members include Ann Collins, elected to Forum and Alpha Chi and also President of the Student Uniong l,u Ann KlcNeill and Alice YVells served as presidents of the Sociology Club and Alpha Lambda Delta, respectively, Hlary Alice Braselton, senior favorite, Anita Hope, president of Drane Hall, and Joyce Tharpe and Charlene VVilliamson, who are both on the Student Council. Tri Delts elected Ann Collins Best Klemberu and Peggy lliller Best Pledge for this year. 'X I' ger, Pat Qualia, Nancy Shepherd. , J,a NOT PICTURIQD: Ann Collins, Flo Luenber- Page 2I2 ll P If ' 41 CT1l'1:'.S'.' Barlya ra Biggs, Dixie liurkholder, Sandra Cooper, Diane Davis, Rublyy Dale Davis, Caroyln Dennis, Jerry' Denton, Jane De YVald. Carolyn Dixon, Doris Dudley, Arlene Durkee, Pat Garrett, Alice Ganntt, Joy Green, Sue llcndriek, Mary Ann llill. Revis -lurdaii, Polly' Ann Kennedy, Kay' Lofley, Juan Nleflee, Ln Anne McNeill, Jody' May, Jud Nance, Bfarion Niekelson. Donnell Phillips, Bfary Randal, Clovis Ring, Elaine Rnsey, Alnaephine Sloan, Nlary' 'ln Smith, Darlene Sneed, lNIerle Ann Sparks. Nlary' 'Timm Stinson, Dorise Stone, Joyce Tharp, lN1innie Lee 'I'lnunpson, Gayle lVebl3, Alive YVells, ,lane Ann YVhitTield, Blary' lfranees XXX-iae. Charlene YVilliams0n, Sylvia Young. 1'l.1flJU1fS.' Arleta Black, -laekie Breeding, Pat Cassidy. C'ai-file Jean Delaney, Peggy Dunnell, Betty Iiller. Karel luster, Ann Graham, Nlargarrl Hagan, Naney' llarnil, Anita llupe, I,ewnean llnnt, Patricia Kennedy, Gayle Lasater. Cora -lean lXlt'iXIllI'U'j', Peggy Nliler, Carol Oliver, ,loan Pemlmer, Sharla Pepper, Nlary' Ann Pippen, Linda Taegel, Margo Thrush. Nancy' Inger, Klilclred YVade, Gail YVard, flilflllil Jean XVilliams0n, Carnlyn XVilliams0n. Page ZI3 5, .4CTII'IiS: Frances Allison, Ann Belt, jackie Bolton, jackie Brooks, Niary Ellen Carr, Patsy Jean Crass. Patricia Doyle, Carol Forshage, Gayle llunt, Mary' Sue lVIillcr, lNIary Lou Northcutt, Micky Lou Owens, Beverly Pierce, Sharon Powers, Nlarcia Reynolds, Bohhie Scofield, Sara Shevelancl, Nlartha Ellen Smith. Pat Stooksherry, Sondra Stone, Charlene Tatum, Penny VValker, VVilinla Vvells, Nlarguerite Vllinder. Rebecca YVilson, Nita YVood. PI.l:'DCIIiS.' Carolyn Andrews, Sharla Bickett, C'in1ly Bowser, Kemper Fall. Mary Sue Flowers, Atha Lea Urice, Ann Johnson, Barbara Liston, Betty Alice Lovelace, Sylvia McCracken. Dee Anne Minnis, Nancy Novak, Elaine Porter, Pat Saunders, Sue Shugart. Page 2I4 Le.. am.. NOT PICTURED: Carolyn Huggins. Page 2I5 DIANA DAUGHERTY President Founded at Lewis School, 1873 Established at Tech, 1953 GHIIIIIZH .Xi Chapter Bronze, Pink and Blue OFFICERS: MARY ELLEN SMITH, Corresponding Seeretr1ry,'WIL- IDA VVELLS, Recording Secrelaryj RIARGUERITE VVHNDER, Vice- President and Pledge Trainerg PAT STOOKSBERRY, Treasurer. A winter theme for the Delta Gamma Christmas Dance found the ballroom decorated with snow- flakes. Other highlights of the year were the Spring Presentation, Picnic for members and dates, Re- treat in the fall, and Introductory Tea for fall pledges. A At their annual Christmas party it is customary for them to exchange toys which are later taken to orphans. Susie hliller was chosen Sophomore Favorite. N I .E gr J s TAU 1 5 121515 Francis Allison and Pat Stooksberry served on the Junior Council. Jackie Brooks and Sara Sheveland are in Alpha Lambda Delta. Frances Allison is President of the Home Eco- nomics Club and Pat Stooksberry serves as secre- tary of the Book Reviewers. hlarguerite VVinder is Social Chairman of Knapp Hall and on the Torerzdor Staff. The D.G.'s held a coke party for the Gamma Phi Betas. JC. ,JNL lad SHIRLEY CHAPMAN President FP I9 Founded at DePauw Unifverxity, 1870 Estzzblislzfd at Tech, 1955 Gamma Phi Chapter Black and Gold OFFICERS: KAY PORTER, Corresflonding Secretaryg DIANE TNHOMAS, Trmszmfrg SHIRLEY DUTDRIEST, Pledge Tminerg DoRc.xs TXIORRISON, Iyitft'-P7'E'.fflll?71f,' fik.-XCE BOLES, Recording Serrerrzry. Homecoming was the highlight in the Kappa Al- pha Theta year when Sandra Shook was selected as Homecoming Queen. The sorority had three of the tive finalists in the Queen's race: Shirley Dul'riest, Eva Garza, and Sandra. A retreat to the Arnett Ranch in the fall was inspirational to both actives and pledges. During the retreat a pledge-active baseball game was held. The actives won! Other activities of the Thetas during the year in- cluded their annual Presentation Dance in the fall, their Dinner-Dance in February, and the Gypsy Dance in the spring. Diane Thomas and Kay Lynn VVatson both were members of Forum and joan Roberts of Junior Council. Active in Blu Phi lfpsilon are llargaret Schindler, Presidentg Ann Curnutte, Kay Porter, and Sandra Shook. Active on the campus were ,Ioan Roberts and Sandra Shook serving on the Student Council and Ardith Campbell, Vice-President of Panhellenic. Oihcers in Horn Hall included Dorcas Nlorrison, Presidentg Ardith Campbell, Secretary, and Shirley DuPriest, Treasurer. Shirley Duljriest was head girl cheerleader and Pat Holes was editor of the LA X'ENTANA. Sandra Shook and Rosalis RTC- Namara were voted Qutstanding Senior and Best Pledge, respectively. off AMPA r NOT PICTURED: Grace Roles. ' ' fr ' Page ZI6 ACTIVES: Jerri Alexander, Margaret Ammer, Arlett Arnett, Pat Boles, Lynn Busby, Theora Calverley, Ardith Campbell, Mary Jo Cappleman. Joan Cheser, Marilyn Cheser, Carol Clark, June Coker, Carol Crisler, Ann Davidson, Shirley DuPriest, Ann Eisenberg. Betty Fortune, Eva Garza, Mary Gristy, Pat Henderson, Kitty Hinchey, Ann Hogg, Zoe Kirkpatrick, Cherrille Lemon. Anne McMurry, Marilyn Merrill, Dorcas Morrison, Kay Morrison, Sandra Myers, Kay Porter, Janet Reaves, Annette Reed. Joan Z. Roberts, ,loan Roff, Ann Russell, Margaret Schindler, Sandra Shook, Diane Thomas, Mary Jane Turner, Carol Wagnon. Sue Watkins, June VViley, Mariana VVilson, Janet Yancy, Marilyn Young. PLEDGES: Kay Adkins, Grace Alexander, Jeri Alexander. Kay Alexander, Nita Armstrong, Libby Balzer, Barby Bicknell, Susan Bower, Marsha Brock, Gretchen Chappell, Jean Elliott. Bobbye Kelly, Mary Massey, Pat Mathis, Beverly McCormick, Rosalis McNamara, Sandra Shields, Alice Simms, Jennifer Snow. Carolyn Tapp, Diane VVilson. Page 2I7 .:1C7'Il'If.S',' Donna Abrahznn, Junly Anning, Joanne Bzirin-wv, Dnmtliy Beavc1'S, I,uL'incla liirtcii-l, Niuricl Braun, Sue llrmxn. Torninyc Broun. Pat Byron, Karen Cainphell, Ottilie lficclc-l'ii'ks, llucla Hassen, -lu Iavksmi, Eileen klZlC0l1SUl1. Vera Kinklcr, klancllc Lewis, Katie Kiathicu, Nancy Moors, Mary Ann Klnnn, .Indy l'arkci', klnan Roberts. Nina Smith, Pat Smith Kay SIL-cle, livrylc glean Strcit, Sylvia Thmnpsun, Dnris NVamplex', Durotliy XYa1'e. Barbara Xvarrcn, Sylvia Vl'hite, Joy XViclancl, Tummyc Vlliclancl, Helen Yvillis, Tommie XV5 nn. PI.IfDCl1'.N': Toni Blllllli5ll'l'. Harlwara Hatton, Klary Catherine Birkellwack, Janice Blakely, Peggy Brown, lievcrly Bnmpass, Peggy BI. C'micli':iy, Ella 'lo Covingtini. Sandra C'rm1c'l1, klcainnlrte Farris, lilcanm' lfrwgey, Judy Foster, xl an Lewis, ,lean lWcQuecn, Billie In fNInrn'1naIi. jackie Reeves, Gayle Rmsell, Nanvy Sll0I'ft'S, Susie Smith, Patsy' Stivc, Shirley Von Felt, Rnherta YVhitf1vld. Pat XVillis. Page 2l8 JC, 611 JC, Q mm PP PP CAROLYN POPE President Foundezl at .Uonnzozzth College, 1870 Esrrzblislzed at Tech, 1953 Delta Psi Chapter Light Blue and Dark Blue OFFICERS: HUDA Hassizx, l'fice-Presidmztg JOAN Ro1aERTs, T!'FH5llfUf,' NANCY TXIOORE, Corresponding Secretrzryf TCILEEN JA- COBSON, Reeording Seiiretzzryg DORIS VVAMPLER, Pledge Trainer. Kappa Kappa Gamma was hostess again this year at their annual Peppermint Party given for pledges of all the other Tech sororities. Some of the other social events of the year are the pledge reception, the pledge-active picnic, a Founder's Day Dinner, Dinner-Dance, the Valentine Presentation of the Kappa Pledges, and the Farewell Dance in illay. The Kappas are hosts, also, every year to their fa- vorite faculty at a faculty picnic. -252. zf eels- f 9' A i u A M i 4 H vi NOT PICTURICD: llary Jane Line, Celina Roberts, Bobbie Reid. Page ZI9 Huda Hassen, Secretary of the Student Body, heads the list of Kappas outstanding on the Tech campus. Tommie Xvynn is a member of Forum and past Panhellenic Rush Chairmang Doris VVampler is Secretary of junior Class and Secretary of A.VV.S.g Donna Abraham is Secretary of the Soph- omore Class and Pi Kappa Alpha Dream Girlg and Dorothy YVa1'e is a member of Forum. KK? SYLVIA DIETERING President i Ella Founded at lllonmouth College, 1867 Established at Tech, 1953 Texas Gamma Chapter Wine and Sil-ver Blue OFFICERS: ANN RIOFFITT, Corresponding Secretaryg DEANIE EDWARDS, Pledge Super-vixorg NANCY ROBERTS, Treasurerg JANE TTAYLOR, Recording Serretary. NOT PICTURED: BETTY PIT- ZER, Corresponding Serretary. The Pi Beta Phils for the fourth consecutive year won the scholarship award presented by Pan- hellenic. They also received national Pi Phi recog- nition. Along with their studying the girls also have a good time. Included among their activities for the year were their lllasquerade Dance, Dinner Dance, Presentation, Senior farewell and rededication cere- mony. During the Easter vacation they held a retreat at the La Fonda hotel in Santa Fe, New lN'Iexico. Outstanding members are Virginia Carr, Presi- dent of Forumg Sylvia Dietering, President of i vg4fwf' fff:. Junior Council, and Bette lXIcGehee, President of Alpha Chi. Virginia Carr and Joanne Holmes both serve on the Student Council. Norma Chapman is secretary of the Senior Class, and Pat Rainer is Freshman Class secretary. At Christmas time the pledges surprised the actives with a Christmas party. The big and little sisters exchanged presents and the pledges presented the program. Virginia Carr was elected Bliss Texas Tech for this year. Senior Class favorite was Norma Chap- man and Freshman favorite was Pat Rainer. l 9 v HQ? , '55 lk?- Qing? -M,jLav ' 3' .. - J Z' x 1, ,f Q 0 ' 5? 375' W O u if QQ' ,S 1 N1 ffijf pus 'Y .-'itl.i:.fifg'. N '1' ' l ' ,S SQ ,Q V68 bara McDougal. xiii: NOT PICTURED: Elizabeth lXlcDoniel, Bar- Page 220 ...A ACTIVES: Virginia Carr, Sandy Casstevens, Carol Chancey, Norma Chapman, Gladys Crandall, Carole Crowdus, Georgene Doyle, Dorothy Dakin. Patt Derrick, Deanie Edwards, Kay Elder, Betty Doris Hamilton, Pattie Hill, Claire Holliday, Joann Holmes, Mary Kay Holmes. Diane Honey, Naomi Ince, Kennie Low Jackson, Marilyn Jenkins, Gwen Killian, Kay Lawrence, Bette McGehee, Ann Moifitt. Lynn Moore, Catherine Nelson, Janice Newsom, Betty Pitzer, Julia Reed, Mary Alice Richardson, Jody Roberts, Nancy Roberts. Karen Smith, Sharlene Smith, Jane Taylor, Pat Tisdale, Mary Beth Toles, Beth van Mannen, Jane Whaley, Beth White. Jane White, Elizabeth Wilson, Anne Witty, Peggy Womble, Beverly Wood. PLEDGES: Jo Ann Addison, Betty Carroll, Bobbie Carroll. Mary Lou Church, Ann Gordon, Billie Sue Gregory, Sandra Hampton, Judy Hatfield, Jaekye Hill, Peggy Malinak, Marilyn Miller. Missy Monnig, Billie Neill, Dawn Nichols, Margaret Ownby, Carol Penland, Martha Quillen, Pat Rainer, Beva Jean Ray. Judith Ridge, Susan Smith, Karen Williams, Permelia Wortham. Page 22l HCTIFES: Gayle Allcorn, Betty Alsup, Dorothy Briggs, Marsha Dowdy, Jean Ethridge, Anne Franklin. Sherry Gibson, La Rue Gilmore, Ima Jane Grirhth, Anna Margaret Gunter, Billie Handing, Mary jane Hartley. Kay Hintz, Dorothy jones, Mary Alice Jones, George Anna Meadors, Peggy Morton, Anne Owens. Marion Rawlings, Jimmie Tomlinson, Sonya VVilmut. PLEDGES: Kay Akers, Anda Anderson, Patsy Burden. Sylvia Chandler, La Blanche Davis, Carolyn George Marlys Harris, Marcia Hebert, Lucy Ann Hicks. Shirlene Irvin, Connie jackson, Carol Jacobs, Kathryn Jeffus, Kathleen Jones, Barbara Lewter. Beverly Loftin, Gail Owens, Patricia Pence, Barbara Roan, Susan Robbins, Carol Thompson. Susan VVeatherforcl, Gayle VVilliams, Joan VVimberly, Jo Nell VVomack. Page 222 igma .J 61,910 6L NOT PICTURED: Shirley DeShazio, Alice Ad- ams, Susie Burleson, Sue Dickson, Betty llantooth. Page 223 MARY JANE BRYANT Presidenl Founded at Colby College, 1874 Established at Tech, 1954 Gamma Iota Chapter Lavender and llfaroon OFFICERS: INIA JANE GRIFFITH, Treasurerf IXIARION RAWL- INGS, Vice-Presiderztg LA RUE GILBIORE, Vice-Presidentj JEAN ETHERIDGE, Seeretary. In keeping with its purpose to promote intellec- tual and social culture and to develop fine char- acter, Sigma Kappas contribute annually to the lX'Iaine Sea Coast Mission, and to an American Farm School in Greece. Local philanthropies in- clude contributions to and work with Garrett's Convalescent Home. The Sigma Kappa float, en- tered in thhe Homecoming parade, was the only Sf.-32.92. fx xx Q 0, Q' K mn u I sorority entry to rcceive a prize. The theme of the float, being Victory Chimesn, won the trophy of lXIost Descriptive in the parade. Among the social activities this year for Sigma Kappa were the introductory tea, Founders Day Dinner, pledge dance, Christmas Dinner Dance, Christman Alumnae party, Spring Presentation, the Senior Breakfast, and Scholarship Dinner. Zia 2, ,111 GAYLE HAYES PfF3'illFNf l 0Zl7lI1l'Il' 111 IJ0lIg'ZL'00d College, 11998 Esr11bIisl11'd 111 T1f1'h, 7953 fillllllllll Tau Chaptzfr 7wI1fQll0iXl' Blue 117111 Silver 11,-1, 1 , 1. 23' 1 OFFICERS: llxrsx' HARRIS, I'i11'-Pr1xi111fn1,--Iox11L13E Loxi.-xx, R1- fVIfff'7',' IXIARILYN SNIZTHISN, 'l'r1P11r11r1fr,' BETSY FRESH, Sl't'fl'lIlT-V. Activities of Zeta Tau Alpha began soon after school started with an all-day retreat. Klembers enjoyed many other events including a pledge re- ception, Founders Day Luncheon, a December Dinner-Dance, Presentation and a midnight break- fast, Zeta Yveek and the Farewell Luncheon honor- ing graduating seniors. Zetas shared the Christmas spirit by playing Santa Claus to little negro children at the annual Christmas Party. They also sold ballons to raise money for charity. Zeta has many outstanding members who con- tributed to the Tech campus. They include Ruth Ann Cummings, cheerleader, Averill Brinkman, Student Council memberg Gale Hays, President of Panhellenieg Janet VVright, majoretteg and Klarilyn Snethen, Forum member. CIIIID , ' amish! xii f 'Q' 155 22? fi ' 1 :E . 1 A' ltlwycvi NOT PlC'llL'RlfD: llargaret Johnson, Pat Long, Nancy Ilcliissack, llary Ann Yvalter, Caro- lyn Sanders. Page 224 ACTIVES: Ferne Asher, Nancy Bagwell, Kay Bowers, Averille Brinkman, Suzanne Carr, Jean Collett, Connie Crews, Ruth Ann Cummings. Pat Davenport, Bebe Davis, Bettye Davis, Joyce Davison, Elizabeth Dinwiddie, Barbara Flowers, Barbara Fowler Betsy Frese. Virginia Hamilton, Patsy Harris, Nancy Hays, Sandra Hitch, Kay Hange, Gail Jester, Kay Jones, Glenda Keyton. Sylvia Link, Jomilee Lomax, Mary Ann Mattox, Reita Martin, Mary Jane Miller, Betty Oler, Celia Pember, Franky Ramsey. Linda Rogers, Sharon Seeleger, Marilyn Snethen, Sandra Spellman, Jo Love Stogner, Marilyn Sutton, Harriet VVebster, Jean Ann VVhitehouse. Marilyn VVood, Joyce Wright. PLEDGES: Janice Benson, Gail Biggers, Diane Brooks, Judy Calmes, Roma Caviness, Sharon Chick. Sarah Compton, JoAnn Cunningham, Pat Dorsey, Pat Duniven, Beverly Hollingsworth, Dottie Sue Horchem, Ann Humphreys, Joan Lapham. Joan McColl, Sondra McCommas, Jeri Niorgnn, Mary Nelson, Candy Parker, Ann Powell, Helen Short, Sherry Sinex. Gaila VVise, Janet VVright. Page J 225 -Q' 5 I, X , A-fig uma? ff' f . f' - ,, Xxxiiby 2 bv f 4 , !!i?92gQiESg1j ij -f S , ,X g i 4 7 A 523-:FN r E I F: ' .1 Q R , a ll xg ! f fi' , 4' 'V 'g Y x 5: U Ei X C onorariw Page 227 .AZQAQ OFFICERS BETTYE ll'ICGEHEE . . . President DAN SCOTT . . . Vice President MADOLYN CROW . . . Secretary RAY JOE RILEY . . . Treasurer DR. STERLING FULLER . . Sponsor UPPER 'I0 PER CENT OF JUNIOR AND SENIOR CLASS COMPOSE ALPHA CHI HONORARY Alpha Chi is a national scholastic fraternity com- ognize those elements of character that make schol posed of the upper ten per cent of the Junior and arship eiiective for good Senior classes. Members of Alpha Chi seek to rec- Gerald Abell Virginia Carr James Chapman Dick Clardy Sylvia Dietering Dorothy Duffey Grady Greene MEMBERS NOT PICTURED Lowell Gregg Hal Hayter james Kimbrough James Knight Robert Lambert Vincent Larsen David Levy William Love Kathleen Lindsay Mary Lou Miller Flecher Mosely A. P. Penton citizenship. Wallace Pounds Eleanor Reynolds Robert Schwartz Dan Scott Doyle Taylor Stanley Williams Dallas Woods First Rofw: Weldon Svvinson, Clark Sutley, Charles Stowell, Billy Stinson, Richard Synder, Marilyn Snethen, Diane Thomas Emogene ' Vaught. Second Rofw: Kathy Veazy, Dorothy Ware, Dorothy Wease, John Weaver, Dwayne West, Harold Westmoreland jack Wllterding, James Wine. Third Rofw: Glenna Woods, Henry Zorns. Page 228 Lonnie Anderson, John Arnold, Jimmie Asbill, Ferne Asher, Ronald Averyt, Ray Aylsworth, Frank Boston, Doyle Carson. Nancy Carter, Sandy Casstevens, Wlilliam Coffee, Lawrence Coker, Ann Collins, Roy Cox, Madelyn Crow, Malcolm Daniell. Nlonty Davenport, Bobbie Davis, Mac Davis, Jeroldine Denton, Richard Detten, Robert Dietz, Mary Edwards, Samuel Estes. Robert Farmer, Aubrey Fouts, Jack Fulwiker, Nlary Ann Gahns, Alvin Gregg, Fred Griffin, David M. Groves, Royal M. Hagerty. YVilliam Harrington, Juanita Haseloff, Huda Hassen, Carl Hickman, Ronald Hillier, Don Holder, Joanne Holmes, Donald Huddleston. Ellis Huddleston, Gwen Killian, Zoe Kirkpatrick, Martha Kissinger, Alfred Libby, James A. Liggett, Pat McCullough, VValter McDonald. Bette lN1cGehee, Bobby McGehee, Jack Morris, Glenda Moses, Hal lN1oon, Anne Owens, Theresa Ponewczynski, Carol NI. Pope. Annita Powers, Rudelle Rand, Mary Randal, Richard Ridgway, Dean Rietman, Ray Riley, Elbert Robinson, Darrell Rogers. VVilla Sage, Nelson Sanders, Margaret Schindler, Nlartha Schults, Carmoleta Sims, Lucien Siper, Millie Smith, Sarah Smith. Page 229 First Rofw: Shirley Hamlett, Kathleen VVatkins, Sylvia Dietering, Marilyn Snethen, Charda Pierce, Sara Sheveland, Alice VVells. Back Rorw Jimmie Tomlinson, Margaret Anger, Avonlee Fentress, Ruth Strandtmann, Nina Fryar, Catherine Nelson, Kay Elder, Freddye VVise. ,aaa Jamal more Page 230 OFFICERS .ALICE XVELLS . . JEANXETTE RIZAMES SARA SIIEVEIAND . ,AVONLIEIZ FENTRESS NINA FRYAR . . Bo1aBiE BLOCKER . . . Prcsizhll t . . Vicr'Presi1lv11t . Sccrctzzry . jlfl?HS1lI'l'f . Reporivr . . Ifistorimz RIARGARET AANGER J.PV.S. Rcjwreswziatiw ALPHA LAMBDA DELTA RECOGNIZES FRESHMEN WOMEN'S SCHOLARSHIP Alpha Lambda Delta, national honor society, hegan the year with its annual tea in the fall honor- ing freshman women. Other yearly activities in- cluded a scholarship award, and the provision of a point average of 2.5 or above for either semester of the freshman year. The purpose of the organiza- tion is to promote intelligent living and a high standard of learning and encourage superior scho- lastic attainment among the freshman women in tutoring service. Klenihership in this group is hased on the grade- Darla Adamson Frieda Allen Margaret Anger Bobbie lilocke Jackie Brooks Sue Brown Rita Burleson I' institutions of higher learning. MEMBERS Joanne Dean Kay' Elder Avonlee Fentress Nina Fryar lklartha lleard Sandra llemmle Mary Kay Holmes Catherine Nelson Charda Pierce Jeannette Reames farol Schultz Jane Shepherd Sara Sheveland Sue Simpson Juanice Sims Pat Stansell Jimmie Tomlinson Kathleen Yvatkins Alice VVQ-lls Freddye XVise l 1 0I lfLWL Olfl lClfRS XVIRCINI,-X CARR . . . . IJI't'.fiI1l'Ilf IJIXNE 'l'noxi.is . Rifjwrm- BLXRILYN SNETHFN . live PI'l',S'il1llIlf ,MXNNITA l'owERs . . Ilirmrifm .ANN CoLi.iNs . . . Sim-fffm-y Miss SUS RAINIA' ..... 9 jmnxor XVIRGINI,-X CARTER. . . T1-fm-iirrr XIRs. jixxnzs XVHITEHBXD . Sjmnxor IXIRs. JEAN AYRES -li3NR1Ns . Sponsor FORUM SELECTS TWENTY SENIOR WOMEN FOR MEMBERSHIP Forum is an honorary organization for not more than twenty senior women, who are seleetenl for qualities of leatlership, scholarship, anil high moral character. It is the loeal equivalent to Klortar Boaril, and at the present time is working towarcl affiliation with that national honorary. liaeh year, lforum sponsors and promotes Be Kind to Faculty lVeekl' on the campus. Anal this year, one of the major projeets was the sponsorship of the Homeeoming Queen Contest and Coronation. The highlight of the Formn year is the annual Tapping Cereinonyl' at which new members for the organization are informed that they have been seleetecl. The ceremony is preeeclecl by the playing ot the lllataclor Song over the campus public afl- tlress system, after which the olcl lforum members Htapl' the new out of Classes. IIEIXIBERS Iaekie Bateman Iosephine Gareia Bette lNICGel'1ee Niarilyn Snethen Virginia Carr Beverly Garner Nancy Phillips Diane Thomas Virginia Carter Hucla llassen Annita Powers Dorothy YVare Ann Collins Tommie XVynn Front of fable: Josephine Garcia, Sue Rainey, Kay Lynn YVatson, Annita Powers, Virginia Carr. Darla of talflv: Jackie Bateman, Diane Thomas, Nlrs. blames YVhitehead, Beverly Garner, Ann Collins, Virginia Carter. Page 23l lfmior oomci OFFICERS SYLVIA DIETERING . . . President EDVVINA SCHOVAJSA . . Reporter lNIARY RANDAL . . . Vice President JANET YANCY ...... Historizlrz JOANNE HOLMES . . Secretary-Treasurer LL' ANNE HICNEILL i4.W.S. Representative PAT FAIN . . . .... Sponsor SCHOLARSHIP, LEADERSHIP, DEPENDABILITY PREREQUISITES FOR JUNIOR COUNCIL Junior Council is an honorary service organiza- tion composed of twenty outstanding girls who have maintained a B average in their academic Margaret Ammer Frances Allison Ferne Asher Sandy Casstevens Carol Chaney Qleraldine Denton Shirley DeShazo Ianice Dietering Sylvia Dietering Iuanita Haseloff work. lllembers must have taken an active part in campus life, showing outstanding characteristics of scholarship, leadership, and dependability. MEMBERS Joanne Holmes Gwen Killian Lu Anne McNeill Margaret Schindler Edwina Schovajsa Patricia Stooksberry Mary Randal Kathlyn Veazy Beverly VVood Janet Yancy Sealed: Frances Allison, Margaret Ammer, Margaret Schindler, Beverly Wood, Edwina Schovajsa. Standing: Pat Stooksherry, Nita Haseloff, Lu Anne McNeill, Sandy Casstevens. 3 r Page 232 Jerry Denton Q g g I 2 I f F I 5 S S iv i . 9 3 A x 5 fri . Q . Seated: jack Morris, Tom McKelvy, Max Merrill. Standing: Karl Dockray, Richard Ridgway. Effie sig... OFFICERS RICHARD RIDGWAY . . . President KARL DOCKRAY . Corresponding Secretary TOM RICKELVY . . Vice-Presiiient JACK BIORRIS . . Recording Secretary MAX MERRELL . . . . Treasurer RICHARD KING . . . . Historian JAMES G. ALLEN . . . . Sponsor FRESHMEN MEN'S HONORARY REQUIRES 2.5 OVERALL AVERAGE An initiation ceremony and banquet spotlight a The requirement for initiation is a 2.5 over-all year of scholarship achievement for members of Phi grade point average for the freshman year. Eta Sigma, national freshman men's honor society. Gerald Alldredge Louis Barkley Fred Barrett Preston Caddell Doyle I. Carson David O. Dawson Philip E. Duvall MEMBERS ' Ken D. Flake Charles F. Griflin Derry D. Harding Kenneth Holliman Robert W. Hulf Leroy johnson Stuart C. Jones William Jones Hoyle Kerby James Kimbrow Jerry McFarland George Marcom William Mathis Edward K. Milling Michael Moore Eugene Smith Marvin Smith Donald Terrell Iohn P. Tyson William Vandeventer Robert Weaver Page 233 Wi agp? Mfff? G J Wufwf Jfnfmf Pag First Row: Bill M. Craig, John Doggett, Gary Hall, Ted Hannah, Dennis Oliver. Second Row: Olin Saulsbury, VVarren Shropshire Dibrell Stowell. .xggafia pfii Omega OFFICERS FRED VVILLIAMS . .... President JIM DOHERTY . . . Recording Secretary DIB STOVVELL . . First Vice-President RALPH RIOJAS . Corresponding Secretary BILL CRAIG . . Second Vice-President RIERWIN DOWNEY ..... Treasurer DEAN LEWIS JONES ..... Sponsor SERVICE FRATERNITY SPONSORS UGLY MAN CONTEST Each year the members of Alpha Phi Omega sponsor Texas Tech's Ugly Mari Contest , with proceeds going to a needed project. Collections from the 1955 contest were appropriated for bleachers on the lighted softball diamond. Another project carried on by Tech's APO is the sponsoring of two scout troops for the handicapped youth of Lubbock. Alpha Phi Omega is a national service fraternity composed of college men who have held member- ship in the Boy Scouts of America. The purpose of the fraternity is to assemble men in the fellowship of the Scout Oath and Law, to develop friendship, and to promote service to humanity. MEMBERS Lavon Attaway Jack Beckner Miles Black Rex Black Bill Cartwright Allan Conley Bill Craig Eddy Craig Jerry Doggett Jim Doherty Merwin Downey Page 236 Jim Finch Wade Forrester Gary Hall Ted Hannah Bob Hoover Charles Isbell Charles Johnson Bob Lemons Mel Lemos Ralph Miller Charles Norwood Dennis Oliver Roland Ponce Ralph Riojas Ernest Roberts John Sanders Olin Saulsbury Warren Shropshire Daw Starnes Raymond Stevens Dibrell Stowell Bill Walker James Walton Fred VVilliams Ed Wilson Jim Ayres James Babb Ernest Brooks Bob Cardwell Dan Creason Adrian Crumpler Don Eliif James Fitts Bob Ford Doyle Grundy Bill Hamilton James Joyner Paul Koeppe Loyd Lewsing Tom Lockhart Randy McKenzie Dick Ponder Tom Sanders Joe Sneed John Sporar Hollis Swafford Jim Thompson T M0 guiewem OFFICERS GWEN KTLLLAN . . . . President BETTY P1TZER . . Snrelrzry PATTI HILL . . . . Vice-Presidmt PAT BYRON . . Treasurer MRS. RUTH RUSSELL ..... Sponsor BOOK REVIEWERS ACQUAINT MEMBERS WITH MODERN LITERATURE The Boolc Reviewers Society has the distinction of being one of the oldest clubs on the campus. It and guest reviewers. seeks to acquaint its members with modern litera- ture and engender a deeper appreciation for all Jo Ann Addison Ann Belt Pat Byron Mary Ellen Carr Betty Carroll Bobby Carroll Carol Chancy Gladys Randall Georgene Doyle Marilyn Dunagan Kay Elder Kay Fitzgerald Janet Forgey Barbara Fowler Ann Gordon Billie Sue Gregory Anna Margaret Gunter Shirley Hamlett Linda Helly Sydney Henderson Patti Hill MEMBERS Diane Honey Gayle Hunt Kennie Lou Jackson Ann Johnson Polly Ann Kennedy Gwen Killian Joan Knight Peggy Malinak Catherine Nelson Janice Newsom Margaret Ownby Suzanne Pitts Betty Pitzer Pat Rainer Beva Jean Ray Mary Alice Richardson George Anna Meadors Judy Ridge Billy Nell Neil Ann Russell forms of literary art through bi-monthly programs The membership is restricted to sixty girls chosen on the basis of their letters of application. Bobbie Scofield Martha Ellen Smith Susan Smith Marilyn Snethen Pat Stooksberry Jane Taylor Beth Van Maanen Penny VValker Rebecca Wilson Peggy VVomble Permelia VVortham First Rofw: Ann Belt, Pat Byron, Mary Ellen Carr, Barbara Carroll, lylary Carroll, Carol Chaney, Gladys Crandall, Georgene Doyle. Sffonil Row: Kay Elder, Janet Forgey, Barbara Fowler, Ann Gordon, Billie Sue Gregory, Margaret Gunter, Shirley Hamlett, Linda Helly. Third Rotw: Patti Hill, Kennie Jackson, Carol Johnson, Polly Kennedy, Gwen Killian, Joan Knight, Peggy Malinak, Georgie Meadows. Fourth Rofw: Catherine Nelson, Margaret Ownby, Suzanne Pitts, Betty Pitzer, Pat Rainer, Judith Ridge, Ann Russell, Bobbie Scofield. Fiffh Rofw: Susan Smith, Marilyn Snethen, Pat Stooksberry, Billie Taylor, Mary Alice Richardson, Beth Van Maanen, Penny Vvalker, Permelia Wortham. l Page 237 R eo .xdidocialfion OFFICERS HOWARD SAMUELS .... DON MITCPIELL SYLVIA YOUNG N.ANCY ROBERTS . KAY NEELEY . The Tech Rodeo Association was established on the Texas Tech campus to promote rodeo activities among all the students The Rodeo team is selected from members of the Association and the team com- . President Vice-President . Secretary . Treasurer . Sponsor petes in many of the intercollegiate rodeos in thls area. This year the Rodeo Association has had many active projects on the campus F1r5t Rofu, Dan Adkinson Wanty Alley, Wyllis Ament, Bill Baker, Sonny Baldwin, John Barbee, Benton Baker Second Rom. Barbara Biggs, John C Boren Anna Bowman Bobby Brown, Rob Brown, Ray Bunnell, Jan Carriker. Thzrd Rofw Martha Ann Clement Jim Copeland Blanche Davis, Peggy Donnell. Frank Douthitt, Lyndon Dunn, Donnell Echols, Ed Dithelman, Turner Friess, Edwin Garnett, Jerie Gordy, Nlary Green. Monte Grifhn, C. E, Harlow, Bobby Haris, Harrold, Bill Hanson, John Hays, Jimmie Hayroe, Reed Jennings. Gifford Johnson, Lynn Johnson, Dickie Johnston, Billy Kerby, Gerald Leonard, Flo Leuenherger, Sidney Long, Don Lowe. VVayne lVIcClure, Rosalis McNamara, Mary Lou Maherry, VVendell Nlayo, Tommy Miers, Sue Mickler, Sissy Miles, Kermit Miller. Marilyn Miller, Don lNIitchell, Jack Moreman, Billy Morris, Gene Moss, VV. C. Nance, Tom Neff, Dawn Nichols. Jim Northcutt, Margaret Ownby, Starlie Pace, VVyvonne Peeler, Bill Phinigy, Jim Polk, Bill Price, Bill Ramsey. Frank Ramsey, Nancy Roberts, Howard Samuell, Ed Sawyer, Reid Schaub, Jerry Sides, Gary Simpson, Bird Smith. Clarence Smith, Eddie Smith, John Stark, Dorise Stone, Joyce Tharp, John Treadwell, Toher Tucker, Sam Vest. Hill VVatts, Elwyn XXvCIlfllEl'S, VVilid:1 XVells, Vernon Yvhitley, Don YVisdon, Noel E. Yeary, Sylvia Young. Page 239 Babb, Beckham, Beckner, Black, Brien, Bynum. Carthel, Clark, Conley, Dilley, Edmondson, Eyessen. Farmer, Faulkner, Henson, Hudson. Godfrey, Gray, Hutton, James, Jones, King, Knight, Laughlin. Lust, Mcllhaney, Meeks, Merrell, Metcalf, Miller. Neal, Pipkin, Powers, Schoeld. Schuler, Scott, Sluugh Sorenson, Trammell. Wales, Walton, VVar Young. Page 240 Riddle, Sammons ter, Smith, ren, VVils0n, WVise, .SDJJJL j'dl'l'Ll0f5 GFFICERS RONALD CROUCH ...... President KEN SMITH . . . I'ice-President BILL 'TRABIMEL . Secretary JAMES SCHOELD . . . Treasurer Tramps light buffalo. SADDLE TRAMPS PROMOTE SCHOOL SPIRIT The Saddle Tramps, organized in 1936, are the lllembership in the Saddle Tramps is open to any chief promoters of school spirit at Texas Tech. male student with 30 semester hours. Helping the Duties of the Tramps are to promote school spirit, Tramps in their activities are the Red Shirts, the to uphold the traditions of the college, and to freshman branch of this organization. support athletic teams and help sponsor pep rallies. MEMBERS james Babb Bob Beckham Jack Beckner Miles Black Tom Brien Yeates Brown john Burleson Bill Bynum Teddy Carthel Don Clark Ronnie Clark Alan Conley Don Dilley Andy Edmondson Tim Eyessen Jim Farmer Robert Faulkner Guy M. Finley Don Godfrey Don Gray Louis Guion Eddie Henson Scott Hickman Bill Hudson Don Hutton Wayne james Ross Jones Bob King Hal Knight VVilliam R. Laughlin Glenn Lust Dick Mcllhaney Joe Mcllhaney Robert Meeks Max Merrell jim Metcalf Gene Miles Bob Miller Eddie Neal Charlie Norwood Neal Pipkin Oscar P. Powers Truman Powers Charles Riddle Pat Sammons john Sanders james Schoeld VValter Schuler Elmore Scott George Slaughter Ken Smith Ivan Sorenson Bill Trammel Jerry VVales James Walton VValter David Warren Wallace Wilson Monte Wise Terry Young Page 24 I lc Mferana Vets sponsor C.O.P. pep rally. OFFICERS CBUY RLFINLEY. . . . . Commander CHARLES BAUNIGARDNER . Vice-Commander JABIES KIMBROW . . . . . Secretary DAN Y. DAVIS . Treasurer BILL COFFEE . . . Reporter LESTER E PAIGE . . SETg6'Illlf'!lf-4471115 VETS CONTRIBUTE TO ALL-CAMPUS ACTIVITIES 'fHup, thrip, twop, fourpf, So marched the Tech Veterans' Block Drill Team, dressed British lllarine to Rebel, in the Annual Homecoming Parade. Uncle Sam's grads sponsored talks from em- ployees of the local VA office and kept in contact with local congressmen on all Bills affecting Vet- erans. On the lighter side, the Vets enjoyed spring and fall dances, a barbecue, and picnics. The Vets also contributed to all-campus activ- ities. Besides the Block Drill Team, Techys Vet- erans sponsored the 'girlie' show at the Senior Carnival and the 1500-attended CCP pep rally, spiced with the Kilgore Rangerettes and a talk from U.S. Senator George MHDOII. MEMBERS Hal Avenberg Don Avery Charles Baumgardner Charles F. Bolding Iimmy Cantrell Glen Carey VVilliam C. Coffee Richard Cunningham Lynn Darby Dan Y. Davis VVayne ll. Davis Danny Dearen VVayne Devaney Page 242 Don Doty Marshall Ewing Guy Finley lack Fletcher Richard Fulton Ierry Gibner Roy Glover lerry Guerrieri Bill Hartsfield Royce Hogue Wlalter johnson Marvin Jones Karl Kautz james Deele lames Kimbrow Bill Lambert Billy D. Lane Dave Lockwood lack Mather Bill Mathis Clyde Mitchell Burl McAlister lack lN1cLarty Bob lVlclNlillan Bob lNlcN:1bb John O'Brien Lester Paige Norman Rhoton Gene Rylarit ,Toe Satrape Fred Schmidt Bob Schwartz Alton Slagel Ben Snead lim Snodgrass Ivan Sorenson Ed Stuart Bill Swolford Weldon L. Taylor Cliff Townsend Howard VVallace Ken VVardell J. VV. VVesson Arthur VVest Harold VVestmoreland Bill Williams Bill VVoods Harold VVright Avery, Baumgardner, Cary, Coffee, Davis. Devaney, Ewing, Fletcher, Gallin, Gibner. Hartsfield, Hogue, Johnson, Kartz, Kyle. Lockwood, lNIcLarty, Paige, Satrape, Schmidt. Slagle, Snodgrass, Sorenson Swoflord, Taylor. VVallace, VVardell, VVest, VVilliams, VVoods. Page 243 0f5l4fL0l90AtdI'L Hozzze towns . . . Page 244 OFFICERS Seizmxno CIQREVINO . . . President EDUARDO Quzvizpo . . Ir'it-e-President CDFILIA VVOOD . . . . Secretary CARLOS SPENCER . . Treasurer RALPH R1oJAs . . Reporler COSMOPOLITANS PROMOTE INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS Ulinzalada ze Guacomole-Pitza Pie-Seijrado Conpletallu These are only a few of the dishes that delight the taste buds of Cosmopolitan Club members at their annual Cosmopolitan dinner. But the club members do more than eat. Com- posed of foreign and first generation American students, the club promotes inter-national relations through social mixers and visits to local and out-of- town clubs and churches. Also sponsored by the club is a scholarship award for the highest ranking foreign student and an international good relations award for the best re- lations promoter. First Rofw: Alan Altahn, Luis C. Chavez, Riehard S. DeLaVega, Kareem Habeeb, John Stewart Hallum, Frances Louise Henry, Janna Dean Murray. Second Rofw: Ralph Onesimo Riojas, Edward Quevedo, jr., Carlos T. Spencer, Servando Trevino, Olilia VVood. ya era OFFICERS CAPT. JOSEPH H. LINDLEY . . Sponsor RIFLE CLUB HOLDS CHRISTMAS HAM SHOOT Ready. . . Aim . . . .. . I thoufrht you put the Another rille team activity, enjoyed by Techsans C shell in. Nine Annie Oakleys and twenty-three Davey Croclcetts Cincluding members of Techls ROTC Rifle Teamj pull the triggers in the Texas Tech Rifle Club. At their bi-monthly meetings, the mem- bers shoot postal and shoulder-to-shoulder matches with local and other college clubs, throughout the United States. but dreaded by the local sows, is the Christmas Ham Shoot. ROTC Rifle Team members try for additional bullseyes in the lVilliam Randolph Hearst lllatches, the Fourth Army Intercollegiate and Interscholastic Indoor Rifle Klatches, and the Fourth Army In- door Small Bore Rifle Competition matches. MEMBERS Hal Anenberg Jerry P. Beeler Jackie Cargill VVarren J. Dunn Ann Ennis Elaine Frishie John S. Hallum Gerald I.. Hill Marshall T. Jeffus Georgie D. Johnston Janet Jones Ordie R. Jones Roland VV. Kirk Jimmie L. Kirkwood Danelle Kuhn VValter F. Lange, Jr. Novis Jean Martin Lewis D. Mclluire Vvilliam K. Nolan Danny H. Poor Joseph A. Satrape Mary Ann Sharp Doyle VV. Stamps Tommy S. Starnes Richard A. Stewart VVilliam F. Temple VV. R. Vanderslice Bill Van Landingham Ava Joan Willingham Carroll D. YVillis Beverly Joyce VVitt Nlelvin VVnods Page 245 Wa. tiff' First Row: Bobby Anderson, Donald Avery, Jesse Bumpass, VVilliam Coffee, VVayne Davis, Mervin Downey, Reginald Hatch, Gene D. 'lck son. Sffilllti Row: Glen James, Dale Drebhs, Bill Lambert, Joe S. Leach, James lN1cKenzie, Robert lWclVlullan, -lack Nlather, Charles New uy Third Roux' Lester Paige, Ralph Riojas, Don Sparks, VVeldon VVade, I.ee XVallaee, Harold XXvCSUIll'JI'ClZlIlCl. Click Ja CM Civic fellowship for a better Texas Tech. Such is the purpose of Texas Tech's Circle K Club, one of over 100 campus Kiwanian organizations in the United States. Receiving full campus recognition this fall, Circle K started the year with a full calendar. The Riwanians sponsored Techls first Toys for Tots Drive. XVith the help of other campus organizations, Circle K delivered over 500 toys to the local lllarine Reserve. OFFICI-IRS Roxxir .AVERYT ...... Prrsidcnt . JULIA IQEED . . . . Szfrrftary-'l'rf'asurfr f - f t. BIARY lCi.i.i3N CARR ..,.. Reporter ,IL 61' e 61' ffm! Scatmf' Bobbie Scofield, Carol Forshage, Oral Parks, J. Q. VVarniek, Dr. Sterling Fuller, Sponsor, Gene Paul, Tom Jones, Alman Hawkins Ann Belt, Sylvia Pyland, Susie Miller, Nlartha VVarner, lVIary Randal, Sfzlrzilingf Ronnie Averyt, Don Elliot, Nlary Ellen Carr, Julia Reed Page 246 I l z I . A - 1, x fi aMmmmmNnm X lx, f Y, Www w, u w X fr' ,LJQ-4' WQhf N i N ' XXI ,.'x X XJQ ' ' ' 1 f N fxf 1 gf fl NWN, V I i 5, I f ? W f 1 1 -f-g+ - -6 'f-1--A- FW '44 X . J X ff 'T'-NXi h ' aww 9 Q fm in VU ,1 N,,,x5gxW 0 1, AfEEZ5E:?fj7Pi:1 N 4 x 53fN Q, wQRq SD --mA- ,fxf fsm5 L1 LuL kHG ' if QV, ,Nav Qxiigg X 1 lg igioua roulw Page 247 First Rofw: jackie Bateman, Alice Breedlove, Anna Burnam, Ronnie Clark, Andy Edmondson, Joanne Holmes, Warren Hunt Second Rou Don Kerr, Robert Love, Harold Lust, joe Mcllhaney, Katie Mathiew, Ashley Osborn, Layton Raun. Third Rofw: Lavern Reis Eldon Rex nolds Fredric H. Sage, George W. Slaughter, Van VVhitis, Frank Wright. .gifowfenlf IQ igioow oomci Page 248 OFFICERS GLENN LUST ....... President DON KERR . . Vice-President JACKIE BATEIWAN . . Secretary DR. A. W. YOUNG . . Sponsor The highlight of the year for the Student Relig- ious Council was the Religious Emphasis Week, when a team of speakers spoke on the Tech campus nightly. The Religious Council has as its purpose promot- ting the spiritual interests of Texas Tech students and furthering the highest level of student participa tion in religious activities. The Religious Council also sponsors a Christmas and Easter pageant pro gram, and the general coordination of the religious activities at Tech. MEMBERS Iackie Bateman Billy Blakely David Brady Iane Breedlove Kay Burnam Ronnie Clark Billy Cook Roy Cox Andy Edmondson Ray Fischer Peggy Golden Rolly Gordon Ioanne Holmes Warren Hunt Don Kerr Glenn Lust Phillip Love James McDonald Ioe Mcllhaney Iack Moore Phillip Moore Gordon Osborn Layton Raun Tony Reis Eldon Reynolds Fred Sage George Slaughter Lois Tucker Van Whitis Frank Wright 0 --- .ut , iw Student Center Students hnd entertainment and relaxation in the recreation room. The Baptist Student Union, better known as the B.S.L'., is often described as a link between the college campus and the local churches. llinistering to the approximately 2500 Baptist students at Tech, the B.S.If. encourages them to participate in the services of the local churches. In addition, an attractive year-around program of Christian activities are promoted through the Baptist Student Center. Included activities are daily devotional services, community missions, and accredited Bible courses. gapfidf Cglucfenf Union OFFICERS ANDY EDRIONDSON ..... President JOY BETH PARNELI. . Enlirtnzent Chairman DON CLARK . . . . . Co-Chzzirmrzn IIARRAR.-X SMITH . . Drffzfotiomzl Chairnzmz Iinwixa ScHov,xJs.x ..... Serrffrary Sponsors of the B,S.U. are Bruce lVIcIver, direc- tor and Bible teacher, and Betty Faye Dickey, assistant director. The following served on the Executive Council of the B.S.U.: Andy Edmond- son, joy Beth Parnell, Don Clark, Barbara Smith, Edwina Schovajsa, Audrene Rhine, Richard Styles, lNIaurice Fawcett, Jim Booher, James Barber, Roberta Elliot, Jan Wall, Bob VVall, VVinona Richards, George Claughter, Bill lNIays, Herb Sitz, Patsy VVillliams, and lllickey Andress. Page 249 an -imma 2. 1 W' W' s. .........,......m.,. 'mls Proposed Student Center. Cfuucd of CAl l:.'5lf Klmir A theme of Closer together and closer to Godu molds the program of the Church of Christ Student Chair. Besides regular Bible courses, the Chair of- fers a Fall l.ectureship with visiting speaker, an lfxtemporaneous Speech Contest, panel discussions, and regular evening devotionals. Socially, the Church of Christ Bible Chair spon- sors a yearly Spring Banquet honoring seniors, a trip to Palo Dura Canyon each semester, open house, a Sweetheart Party, hayrides, and picnics. llont lvhitson serves as Director and Instructor. ln the above pictures are included the proposed Student Center, a group at the evening devotional, the fellowship hall ready for a banquet, and one of the many Bible classes. One of nmny Bible C!n5.te.r. Page 250 Eveniny Defuotiozzfzl. 1' was flu N 55 V 'Nagy 1 .1'1l'f!0Il'A'l'1if5 lla!! before ll llllllqllff. J -. E HE Kdffttefgbtfy A OFFICERS BILL STANFILL ...... President JoHN TOM JoHNsoN . . Vice-President ANN RUSSELL . . . Secretary-Treasurer JAMES JOYNER. . . SRC Representative Uniting the Episcopalian students of Texas Tech is the Canterbury Club, which meets at St. Paul's Chuch of the Plains. The aim of the Canterbury Club is threefold-devotion, education, and service. Each VVednesday morning the members hold a Communion Service followed by a breakfast On Sunday evenings, a short afternoon service is held after which the members prepare a supper followed by a program and meeting. MEMBERS Steve Allen Jean Cox Archer Roberta Barkley Susan Bower Jack Burgess Alan B. Conley Bill Farnham Mary Flanigan First Rofw Jean Cox Archer, Carolyn Barkley Betty Fortune Mike Furman Dave Hand Mary Ann Hartwell Jean Hennings Anna Howard John Tom Johnson Charles Joyner , Alan Conley, Duane James Joyner Shirley Larsen Leonora Lee David Lindsay James Paul Everett Peitney Ann Russell Pat L. Saunders . , , David Smith Karin Smith Bill Stanfill Charles Strehli Walter Turner Mariana Wilson John Zangas Farnham, Mary Flanigan, Betty Fortune, VVilliam Furman David Hand Second Row Mary Ann Hartwell, Jean Hennings, John Johnson, James Joyner, Shirley Larsen, Margaret Leonore Lee, David Lindsey, James Paul Third Rofw: Lou Ann Russell, Pat L. Saunders, David Smith, Karin Smith, Chuck Strehli, Walter Turner, Jr Mariana Wilson we Klwiafian cience rgcmizafion Page 252 OFFICERS KATIE TYTATHIFU. . . Ij7'E'.Yil2,EIlf DoN R. SMITH . Ifibe-P1-mdefif JIM DINSNIORE . . . Secretary RICHARD ETTER . . . T7'L'Il5Zl7'67' MRS. RUTH TRACEY . . Spamm- The purpose of this organiza- tion is to promote orderly growth in the study of Christian Science. The Christian Science Or- ganization met every Sunday afternoon at 5 x30 p.m. in Room B of the Student Union Build- ing. The order of meetings in- cluded selections read from the Bible and The Science and Hglllfll, Wzifh Key to the Scrip- tures, by hilary Baker Eddy. There also Was a period for tes- timonies on Christian Science. The Christian Science Or- ganization gives a reception each fall for prospective mem- bers and supports the campus Wide Religious E m p h a s i s Week. Open House 7,46 5501794 Lgifucfenf jefdwd OFFICERS TECH SINGLES COLLEGE COUPLES FALL FALL SPRING P'ff'Jf'1f. ' ' ' ' ' ' Joimne Holmes Mr. 8: Mrs. Don Alexander Mr. 81 Mrs. James Robertson Inc P1 esidfnf . . . . Billy Cy Cook . Mr. 8z Mrs. John C. Pitts Mr. 8: Mrs. Bob Schutte Sfcrftary . . . . . Jane Breedlove Trgamrn. ' A Shirley Cartwright Mr. Sz Mrs. Don Hestand Mr. 8: Mrs. Buryl Fish Rcrrealzon . . . . George Dawson Mr. Sz Mrs. james Green Mr. 8 Mrs. Don Alexander The Christian Student Center, headquarters of the Disciples Student Fellowship, is sponsored by the Christian Churches of VVest Texas, through the Texas Tech Christian Foundation, Fred Jobs, Campus llinister. If you want to ineet other students who are seek- ing to follow Christ, spend your free hours at the Christian Student Center. The group experience will become of increasing iniportance to you through the months and years at Tech. If you want to receive an intelligent presentation of the Chris- tian faith, take advantage of our Tech Class or College Couplesu on Sunday morning, our eve- ning program and the courses in Biblical Literature ffor college creditl during the week. Page 253 First Row: Pat Byron, Landon Dippel, Joan Druesedow, Robert Eisenbeck, Emmett Gloyna, Fred Gloyna. Serond Rofw: Audrey Creen Kathy Harrison, Juanita Haseloff, Lloyd Kriegel, James McDonald, Jay Meeks. Third Rofw: Agnes Meissner, Fred Meissner, Dean Quade. 6ll'l'Ll'l'L6lf 6l OFFICERS JAMES R. lxICDONALD .... President JAY DEAN RIEEKS . . Vive-President JOAN DRUESEDOW . . . Secretary VVENDELL RIOODY . . . Treasurer REV. PAUL ELRRECT . . Pastoral Advisor Gamma Delta is Tech's organization of Lutheran college students. Purposes of the club are to pro- mote loyalty to the Christian home, to assist in keeping students within the church, to maintain and increase Lutheran consciousness on the campus, to promote study of the Bible, and to assist in increas- ing active participation in Church endeavors. Social functions for the chapter include an annual initiation banquet, a Halloween party, a Christmas party, a spring picnic and hayride. MEMBERS Page 254 Milton Bottlinger Patricia Byron Glen Dippel Joan Druesedow Robert Eisenbeck Grover Furr Emmett Gloyna Fred Gloyna Audrey Green Kathy Harrison Nita Haseloff Monroe Johnson Lloyd Kriegel James McDonald Jay Dean Meeks Agnes Meissner Fred Meissner VVendell Moody Dean Quade Kenneth Stegemoeller 8Wl4'L6lfI'L CPM Rl.. -,T e igious functions or Tech s lNewman Club in- spiritual, social and intellectual development of clude Communion breakfasts, Blass on VVednesday Catholic students on the campus. morning, Rosary and Benediction, and an annual For a social outlet, the Club sponsors open houses, retreat. The Newman Club, a member of the Na- tional Federation of Newman Clubs, strives for the Halloween and Christmas parties, a parish supper, a Spring Dance, and picnics. OFFICERS TONY REIS . . . . President DICK DETTER . . Vice-Prfsident NOEL RIETBIAN . .... Treasurer DOROTHY FOLTYN . . Remrding Sfvretary JOSEPHINE GARCIA Corresponding Secretary THERESA PONEXVCZYNSK1. . . Reporter Spiritual Irztellectzzrzl Sofia! Page 255 M549 jlounofafion O If lflk' If R S Cluixx LLST . . IMA-i1I1f11 Hola lfoko . . l'iw-ljfuiflfzzf XI.'xk1.xx XXYILSUN . . . . Sun-fnzry REV. Crfcu. R. Bl.X'I l'HiiXX'S . . . Ilirwmr ljrrzywr Room. 'llhc' Vvvslcy l'l0llINl2lIlUIl is the olhfial Srumlrut Cc'l1tc1'. voivc of the Klethoclist Llllllffll to the The Vlvcslcy lfflllllklilflflll Llflllllfll is collcgc student. Ar 'llCl'l1, it ministers to mzulv up of 1'cp1'csc-rmtzitiws of Asbury, scvcrzzl hundred students through wor- First, and St. .l0l1lllS Xlcthoclist ship, fellowship, service, and college Clnxrclmcs. on-mlit courses taught at thc- X14-thoclist Singing fzrnznzzl Nu' fwinno. ,11'fi1'ifif's in flu' Cwltw' Z'ifl'lH'II. f E2. Page 256 ma, raw.. OFFICERS RIARIAN VVn.soN DAY'ID RICKEY . IXIARTHA HEARD . AloHN CALLAN . BARBARA HINKSKJN Study and presentation of religious drama provides worthwhile activity for the members of the VVesley Play- ers. The drama is designed to challenge both the audi- ence and the actor to higher ideals in Christian living. Techls Alpha Eta Chapter is affiliated with the National Society of VVesley Players which has chapters throughout the United States. . . . Presidzfizt . Virz'-Presirlerll . . Secretary . . . TfI'll5llfl'f Publicity Chnirnmn readings are all a part of the program carried on by the local student members. All are given an opportunity to participate in the above activities, and in addition, work with direction, stage make-up, properties, and costumes. Rev. and Blrs. Cecil R. llatthews supervise the activ- ities of the chapter which include several plays, a ban- quet, and an initiation. Tech's VVesley Players Chapter Plays, dramatic worship, radio drama, skits, and play Kay Aker John Ashby Martha Benn Maxine Bowers Mayna Faye Bratcher Ivan Brown John Callan Henry Carter Dwight Carver Nlary Cooper .ludith Cone Bill Craig Sandra Dudley Ann Dyer Helene Edwards Bob Ford Sammy Fowler lNlarvin Glenn Charles Urifhn Phyllis Guest Marlys llarris MEMBERS Nlartha Heard Barbara llinkson Nlartha Horn Lenore Howell Allen King Barbara Lakey Patsy Lincoln Vllavne Lindsey oieim Lust D Virginia Mahaley is open to all students. Thomas Putnam Layton Raun Bobbie Reynolds Carolyn Reynolds Eldon Reynolds David Rickey Carol Ronndtree Dick Scales Alton Slagle Lewis Sitterly Charlie Smith Don Smith Barbara Thruston jim VVall llelen Vlleaver -lean VVhitley Pat VVillis Mariana VVilson joan VVimherly Rogenna Yungblut Page 257 ofufderan Lgiloacfenlf ,fdmociafion OFFICERS LES VVAGNER ....... Prffsidrnt EUDELL SPITZER . . . Vive-Presidwzt JUANITA HASELOFF . Sfwretrlry-Treasurer lN'IARVIN SCHULZE . Rejnrffsentatiwe to SRC REV. BILL SLAIQGHTER . Pastoral fldvisor REV. CLARENCE HAGENS . Pastoral Advisor MR. Sc MRS. ROBERT ELSON LSA is the representative service agency of col- lege students for the eight bodies of the National Lutheran Council. It is a part of the Lutheran Students' Association of America. The purpose is to develop a conscious need of Christ in facing modern life and problems. It en- First Rofwf Melba Coldewey, Otto Gottschalk, Juanita Haseloff, VVilliam Minzemayer. Suomi Rofw: Robert F. Phillips, Marwin Schulze, Herbert Spitzer, Ehrhardt VVngner. Farulty Advisors courages students in the use of the Bible privately and in groups, in prayer and in regular church at- tendance. LSA meets bimonthly for informal dinners and business meetings and has its own Bible Study Group every Sunday morning. Page 258 T I L K 4 S N .zrxx 'Ti ?' Ii , , f f f X 1 O I . x . , , I ,1 f, 5,111.1 Q 4 T Q G f H Ei? J mg ' III ' M B 3 jl iJJi ,N ' 3: i l I - I f A R :f I' 'ff , W , isa y I 7 Q if L i f ,ff ff gf' ki L v 'N wi. 3 I ll :iii l vb, .T izbormiforied Page 259 546406 Aa! OFFICERS: Louis Guian, Vim-Prw'idw1l,' ,lim Fzlrmer, Serrffmry-Trmslxrfrg Bob King, Prcsizlwzf. NVING GOVERNORS: 1.0111 Kliller, ,lim Farmer, Eddie Carpenter, Bob King, Ken Hill, Don Crumblcy, Louis Guian, Ed Harries. EI!!! ASSISTANT XVIXU AUYISURS: Wvnllzicc Smith, Xml Pipkin, Phil Davis, Phil lirzmx. Page 26l YVING ADYISORS: Derby Brooks, Ivan Sorenson, Dick Dctren. -loc Hl2lllCl12ll'Kl. Billy Cy Cook. OFFICERS: Fritz Nlnnzinger, rlllllvfiv Dirn'for,' Kennctl Fox, lYi1'1 lJI'l'5iI1f'IIf,' Lynn Libby, Szfnwfrzry-Trz'f1s11rf'r,' Glynn KICGW, IJl'l'Xil1t'71f,' fiziylon li0l'IllLICll1't'I', Spring Sl'l'fl'fIll1 'I're'11s11 rrr. QZBML Aa! XVING ADYISORS: Cilcn Cary, Abc Conner, Lliin liaggctt, Bill Hudson. CScatecll Bill Ray! Ronnic Averytt. R113 Lynn Phillips, S1zjvz'r1'isor. VVING GOYIQRNORS: YVnyne lfrost, VVaync NVald1'up. Hob lVilson, XV. G. l3i'L1ns0n, Larry llorrow, Delbert Sheclil. Doai frffslznzezz mrzfributff their spirit lo Ihr T.C.U. P019 Rafly. ASSISTANT XVING ADVISORS: .lim Snell, Don Penzildton, Edwin Prestridge, Rich- ard lxICCllll'C, Tommy Riclcout. Smlvd.' lfmmitt Gloyna. CHOXV HALL BOYS: Don Smith, Gaylon Kornfuchrcr, Glynn llcliee, jim Bohm-r, Dickie Claridy, Hob Kleeks, Perry Czllk, VVendcll Bloody, Lewis lIcGui1'c-, llrs. Brashenrs, Dietitian. Page 263 UPPFRCLASS LI'fGlSLA'lxORS: Patti Doyle, l,11ci11d:1 Birt- 1-1-ll. ShZll'UIl Scvliger, Lana' xX7Zllk0l', Pollx' A1111 Kc1111edx', -ICZIII Crass, Put St:111scl. l 6ll'L8 1f1112sH11LN 1,13c:1sLA'1'0Rs: csaymfllt- XVilli:1111s, 11111, Alice Lovclacc, lQIez111o1' Forge, Peggy XIz1li11:1k, Klnry .Allll Bal'- t011, KQ111-11 Xvilliams, Anita Hope, AAIIII c11'CCll. 1 1 bi l Y I- ' f A ef OFFICERS: CStandingl Arclith Campbell, Rcmrding Snretaryg Char- ADVISORY COUNCIL: CStandingD Nancy Roberts, Pat Stooks- lene Smith, Corresponding Sf'rrelary,' Pat Stooksherry, Presidentj Ann berry, Rose Green. fSeateclj Ann Collins, joan Roberts, Erma Wlitty, Sofia! Chairman. CSentedJ Sylvia Young, Big-Lillie Sislfr Chair- Lilly. many Shirley DuPriest, Trca5urz'r,' Joan Roberts, A-I.l!'.S, Reprfsfntutiwf. Aa! LEGISIJYFORS: CFront Rowb Donnell Phillips, Sondra Cooper, Charlene VVilli:1mson, joy XXIIEIZIIICI, Peggy Brown, Betty Oler. fMiddlc- Rowb Karen Campbell, Sylvia Young, Gail VVeblX, Kay Porter, ,loan Roberts, Joyce Betty, Counfrlrzr. Clinck Rowb Erma Lilly, Billie Xxvllfil, :Xrclith Campbell, Charlene Smith, Ann Nlofhtt, Pat johnson, Ann Vllitty, Put Stooksberry, Nancy Roberta, Shirley Dul'riest. l1m'21-S'111'r.l .llixf'r. pw, , N A'.lfr'VI'-Q' ljlH'ISf?IIIl5.ln Uhgg I Page 265 l , 5 UFFIVERS: Huh Czistlclwrry, .S'1'fr1'Ia1'y ,' Presley Sheppzlrtl, TI'1'fLJllI'1'I',' Clay Cummings, Sl'l7'1'fIlI'-1',' -luck Chzindler, Pr'z'5itlz'71t,' Mr. Nlzulricc- Sharp, Sz1jH'r1z'i.vm'. Q2l 6!0l'L Ad! STAFF: lFrrmt Ruwl Fred Barre-tt, Jim Patterson, Dick Fultun. fSCi'tlllCl Ruwl Truman Pmvers, Charlie Johnson, Ralph Niiller, NI:-l Le mos, Mr. Mziurivc Sharp, S11j11'rfL'i5m'. fliuck Rnwj Rm' Smith, Bryant llurris, Max Merrell, Dick Fultun, Bill Bynum, Nliles Black. 331 li if 1 1 .Ji-' V Q ' K YQ N. its QV. 5 Q 'Fi VVING GOYERNORS: Bill Vandeveuter, Gene Hamby, Charlie VVaters George Morgan, Robert Aycock. Gordon H1111 CfIl'l.YflllIl.Y Danff. N.-f 'ix 55: Page 267 1 i OFFIFERS Iullllc- Pontius Marian RIXNIIIIUN Tlldjllltl lmtlle Selbx 11151111111 111151155 lm Tulor, lo 51111111 I 1141111111111 LFGISLATORS Barbara Clifton, Sonja VVilmut, Nlarilyn Sncthen f is Yfp ..,. T Iaiiz' il lll.1'Jl'If.! Page 269 Call mv lfmle-frz1z'l laik Imac. .4 matcur lleauticians. ' we Q f' AJ E 'i 1. ' fgifzfaf-QQ, 5 . , V ' 4 Q -wffaf',','.1:1fff.. J 1 STAFF: QFront Rowb Bill XVaddle, Randy Swindle, George Hollingsworth, Scott Hickman. CBack Rowj Jim VVinstead, Larry Coker, Mr. Little, Supervisory Dub VVarren, Gayle Erickson, Pat Stroman, President Teal Carthel presents trophy to joel Norman, winner of the Sneecl Hall , W Ping Pong Tournament. FOOTBALL CHAMPS: QFront Rowl Al VValdrnp, Corky Black, Captaing Sonny Henry, Clayton jones. fliack Rowj Ray Diffee Jack Burgess, Ronnie McGregor, Joe Price, Darrell Summers, WVilbur Jarrett, Coaflz. ' ' ' 'ESS FALL OFFICERS: fFront Rowl Elmore Scott, S'vfrf'tary,' Ted Cnrthel, Prvsidmzi,' Dean Lee, Sofia! Dirnftorf Rob Brown, l'ire-Pre5i- Jeni. lliack Rowj VVillnur Jarrett, .lthletif Dirffior. IVing G0fv1'rnor.f.' VVayne James, Chuck Beatty, Roy Cox, Buzz Bates. W! Ala! SPRING OFFICERS: lFront Rowl Bob St. Clair,Sv1'rvlary,' VVuyne james, 1'n'sit1'f'1zt,' Xxlllhllf -lnrrett, l'imf-Pn'.vitiwzl,' .lim Allison, Ifing G01'l7flll!7'. Cliack Rowl lfing Cr1f1.w'i'11f1r5: Richard Ridgeway, Frank VVZlShl1L11'II,JC1'I'f' llolmexjim Bowen. .. .. . . . , . . ir if ,Q A :mem ,. -N. Q gf. , -2 . , ,we Z . , .3 1 K53,ggg,,g.3, ,V ,, . ei , ,,,.,A,,, K 3 K ,.,3 J M,fgf55,- I sl , , . , my -. i 15 1- fm: 4 A in ,AA.V,,VV.,V .: E -121 L ,lro Page 27l RTE First Roms: Priscilla Baumgardner, Jeanette Berry, Sandra Kay Boone, Betsy Donovan, Helen Etheridge, Dorothy Foltyn. Serond Ron lost phine Garcia, Peggy Hahn, Glenda llarris, Juanita llaselotf, Theresa Ponewczynsky, VVinona Richards. Tl1irdRofw.' Phyllis Sears Sonya Yer den, Lawanda Vinson, Buena VVcls.h, Naomi VVright. No! Pirlured: Dorothy Lowry. Page 272 OFFICERS NIT.-X HASELOI-'E . . . President PEGGY HAAHN .... Vice President JE.-NNETTI2 BERRY . Seerezary-Treasurer HEI,EN' ICTHERIDGE .... Reporter XV1NoN.-x RICHARDS . House Director PR1scu.1.,x BAEMGARDNER . . Business i-llllllllgfl' LAWANDA VINSON . Asst. Business fllgr. 67,5611 Olin CL Casa Linda is Techls cooperative house, where eighteen girls do all household planning and work themselves. It is located on the campus next door to the Home llanagement House. I N 1 in-Lil-'I N '.,f.L-If Y WWE fx- Q N me 'W Gin . Q: xx XL. 0-to ' -,f J 'ggi 1 ., any 1 ..,'. 'QAM b I , faq? Xl :- Q Gv,l ' If ! ff? 9 ,. i V S 1 QT, , . Q' 'i ' 5 , Fez, X 'N jJ, ig 4 J '1 Il1lli1,' I Q ' ' will X g 11 . 1 XL -li-9. 1 fxs ' MQW Page 273 Cor.oNm, W7Il.LIAM A. SCHULGEN 821sT GROl7P:A Ronnie Hillier, Deputy Commanderg' Bob Leonard, Exf1'utzfvf',' Rogenna Youngholt, Group Sfwevlhmrt, Page 274 DWAYNE VVEST, lffing Commander JOYCE THARP, Miss Top Flight VVING STAFF: CFr0nt Rowj Dwayne VVest, Pat Rainer, living S7iC6'I'flll'lll'f. CSec0nd Rrwwj Melvin Deurdorff, Duncan, James VVine, John Starkey. CThird Rowj Skip Martiri, Charles Norwood, Mac Donald, James Nuckles. Nat Piftured: Ralph Riojas. 822ND GROUP: Dibrell Stowell, Group Commandezy' Grey Lewis, Deputy Commander, Jim Smith, Exerutifvej Sandra Shields, Group Sfweetlzeart. BAND: Dave YViggins, Hand C0n1maml'fr,' Guylon Kornfuehrer, SABRE FLIGHT: James MacDonald, Sabre Flight Commandrrj Ex4'cutifve,' Diane VVils0n, Sfwn'llzmrI. Joyce Tharp, Miss Top Flight. SQUADRQNKBN D' COKIKIANDER . . . Cadet Klajor James E. Davis EXECUTIVE . . Cadet Captain Robert H. Taaffe SVVEETHEART . Hon. Cadet llajor llartha Quilien SQUADRON A: Gomer Custer, Squadron Co1nmandz'r,' Minor Nelson, Exwutiwcg' Mary Catherine Birkelback, Squadron Sfweft- hearl. SQUADRON C: joe Teal, Dvpuly Comrnandvrg Bob McGeehee, SQEADRON D: Dan Scott, Squadron Cofzznzundvrj Travis Dabbs, Exetutifvej Sharla Pepper, Squadron Sfwffrthrarf. Exe'f'utifvz',' Yvonee Skinner, Squadron S-'wz'c1lzf'art. Page 275 mj. COLONEL HENRY G. IJOUGLAS RIEGIMIENT: fFrnnt Rowj Elles VV. Huddleston, Rfgimenfal Commandfrg ,Indy llutiield, Rfgilllfllflll Sponsor. Cliack Rowb Stajf: James McKenzie, Chnrlca Brooks, David lVICVVithey, James Daniell. 1ST BATTALION: fFrr:nt Rowj Hugh Fewin, liallalinn Cn111nzandL'r,' Jean Crass, In Ballaliolz Sf70ll50l'. Qlizrck Rnwj Siaff: Bill lichols, john Buswell, Billy Brewer. 3RD BATTALION: fFfUIlf Rowj Royal llngerty, lfallalinn l,'r1l11n1a11i11'r,' Margo Thrush, 3rd Rallnliolz Sjvomwr. flglllfli Ruwj SMH: Thomas Nash, Nlerwin Downey. Page 276 1 L L l ZNI1 BATTALION: QFront Rowj Henry I. Reedy, Battalion Comman- Jrr. fliack Rnwj Sfajf: jimmy VVare, Robert Swartz, Jack McCuistion, VViIli:lm Kilpatrick. SAM HOVSTON RIFLES: Hal VV. Davis, Culnilzandfrj Carol Define, Spo1z5or,' Renier Voute, Staff. COMPANY A: QFront Rowl Ve-rle Downey, Company Commazz- dfr. Qliack Rowb Staff: Paul Gaston, Eddie Hemmeline, jimmy Finch, Howard Thomas. COMPANY C: QFront Rowh George McKinzic, Company Com- 1nander,' Betty Hurry, Company Sponsor. CBack Rowb Staff: J. T. Wiley, James Alexander, Robert Killian, Tommy Beaty, VViIlie LaRue. COMPANY F: ll7ront Row! Robert WT, Phillips, fjlllllflllll-1' Cum- llIlll1t1'l'I',' Norrnzt lirziclley, ffilllflfllllj' Xpnlzxor. llgZll'li Rowl .Vlzlfff fhzirler- VVright, R115 XXI-ccl, Rim-hzml Snytler. 1 CONIPANY B: CFr0nt Rowj Ralph Yarbrough. Cliuck Rowj Staff: Burton Dupree, Tummy Morris, john Bradshaw, NVeldon Swinson, COMPANY D: CFront Rowb Doyle Stamps, Company Commarzderj Jerri Alexander, Company Sponsor. Clinck Row! Staff: Billy Vvalker, Bobby Mruore, Larry Duenkel, VV:1ltc-r Vvylie. C'OMl'.'XNY lf: lFI'4lIll Rowl ,Toe Burley, f.i0IIIf7Llll.1' I.'n1r1r11rz11J4'r. ,, m -. Vs P ilizlck Rrml Slujfff hhvllllillll XVhitf1eld, lit-nm Day. Page 277 K K F '33 ,,.t. f- ,, , .,.. ,. A.,.v ,..,,.,S,. ., ...M - E. 1 . 'F wr - ' If f 'H--M' T . swat Ns: if K 5: 2' ' . iffif l mofof .Ar .Shciefg OFFICERS CHARLES NORWOOD . . . National I.S.O. RAY FISHER . . . Adjutant Recorder BOB KEITH . . . dren H, Commander JAMES E. SMITH . . . . Comptroller JEAN PAUL . . . Area H, .Executive JOHN STARKEY . . Information Officer RONNIE CLARK . . . . Commander BRYANT HARRIS . . . Operations Offer VVALTER AICDONALD . . Executive CAPT. JOHN BAUMGARDNER Faculty Sponsor The Arnold Air Society, named after General H. H. Arnold, was founded at the University of Cincinnati in l947 by Captain James L. Noll- lcainper. The purpose of this organization is to further the mission, tradition, and concept of the United States Air Force. is Area H Headquarters and publishes the Arnold Air Letter, a newspaper which travels to colleges and universities all over the United States and to all major air commands. Uther activities include organizing the A.F.R.O.T.C. Association, Assisting with the A.F.R.O.T.C. Ball, and attending the Annual National Conclave. Techls chapter, the Lewis C. Ellis, Jr., Squadron, Clois Cartel Ronnie Clark James Crisp Gomer Custer Ray Fischer Travis Dabbs Page 278 Tommy Guest Bryant Harris Herman jones Robert Keith Rodney Lee XValter McDonald MEMBERS Charles Norwood Jean Paul Ben Phillips Stewart Rice Ralph Riojan Harold Sanders Garth Scott Lewis Sitterly Howard Smith James F. Smith Carlos Spencer John Starkey Joe L. Teal Jess VVest Bob Williams James C. VVine Scott Vvood fi n .Shciefy of .fgmerican WARM? ngineem OFFICERS DANNY BEILUE . VVENDELL MooDY . ARTHUR MARTIN, JR. CHARLES E. NEAL . LT. COL. JOHN WEBB The Society of American Military Engineers, a national organization in the interests of national defense, exists to advance the knowledge of the science of military engineering. This organization also fosters good fellowship, leadership, and citizen- ship among persons interested in military engineer- . . President . Vice-President . . Secretary . . Treasurer . . Faculty Sponsor ing. The activities of the post include participation in the Homecoming parade, the Engineers' Show and various programs held at each meeting. Mem- bership is open to anyone who is interested in engi- neering or to any R.O.T.C. member. MEMBERS Danny Beilue Ieral Jackson Emmett Gloyna Arthur Martin Fred Gloyna Wendell Moody Hal Hayter Frederick Speck William Temple Mike Williamson Clyde Young Charles Neal Ioe A. Sneed Ken Steward First Rofw: Emmett Gloyna, Fred Gloyna, Jeral jackson, Wendell Moody, Charles Neal. Second Row: Joe Lang Snead, Fred Speck, Ken- neth Steward, William Temple, Clyde W. Young. Page 279 ibiuidiond U ! IH UK ff ww- I wr-W' N1 Q R U1-EN' nf' .rg ,Q .1 f 'v .1 ,fn21ig 3 G - 33 f i . Wg Y 1 S! 1 Cyp , 1 QD 5 ,535 ,f Fw 1 MQ, g f 1 Az , . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 - . 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 if 5 21:5 Lf- S1 -si K! 313233 'BN 3 is X , N 1, 7-. 5 gf Q X lx P Z ' , AX M A , f 1 , A i ,A F' To 1 Q ' Q Q 5 Hub , .' . A' X: -at S 7 Wm g Q 1 . T 'tx 'NL i , 'xx ks lf w 6 f lqbf 1 X Qgiffkffhl ' - X M, 9 u f M' - Jnmmw f , HMQQ NN ---::.:Q- W! Q Glvtnm Q5'.f141f11. Zlf??ff2ff' V 'UfNCffff'4il1 QALAQQQQO S - ff EZ. o 'af' .eigiwiii Q9 Q A A 71fi -ba ' !. -SQA 43 -,.,,, -,., 1. fm' Q5 ' ew, ' ' A'-. 1.4 I P-' v v f 4 Q -M4421 A 6 ennxff ws A' '...:A A 4 L..,.,.1-1E1g,...:1.. , .... ,,.,.. g ,,,qxr iff? fx QE fa? ' jQi?xf .... ..rg 'Hw- QQ- A 1 gricukure Page s eparfmenlf .Ma :S E. L. MCBRIDE Agricultural Economics RAY L. CHAPPELLE IRA L. WILLIAMS DR. A. W. YOUNG Agricultural Edu-cation Agricultural Engineering Agronomy c I DR. ROBERT H. BLACK DR. I. J. WILLINGHAM ELO J. URBANOVSKY Animal Husbandry Dairy Industry Horticulture and Park .lllanagement Page 282 Mika Zia OFFICERS JERRY COOK ..... . Chancellor ELLIS HUDDLESTON . . Censor RAY JOE RILEY . . . Scribe BOBBY MCGEEHEE . . Treasurer HENRY ZoRNs . . . Chronicler TOP TEN AGGIE IFRESHMEN RECOGNIZED BY ALPHA ZETA Alpha Zeta is a national agricultural honorary This honorary group recognizes the top ten freshman agricultural students and the name of the top freshman is engraved on the Alpha Zeta scholarship plaque. Other activities include publish- ing the 'lNews Letter of Texas Beta which high- lights chapter and divisional accomplishments. fraternity. To be eligible a man must have com- pleted forty-eight hours and have a two-point over- all grade point average. Miembers are selected on the basis of leadership, character, personality, and scholarship. First Rolw: Bob Becham, Don Brothers, Wallis Champion, Richard Detten, Otto Gottschalk, Ellis Huddleston, David Levy. Serond Row: Robert McDonald, Bobby McGeehee, Weyland Mullins, Donald Ray, Ray joe Riley, Richard Ridgway, Gail Smith. Third Row: Dibrell Stowell, Ira Swink, Bill Taylor, Henry Urban, Dwayne West, Henry Zorns. Not Pictured: Joe Truett Lightsey. Page 283 OFFICERS: Don Fields, Pre.rident,' Robert Akers, Vife-Presidenlj Carrol Robertson, Setretaryg Oakley Stevenson, Trea.s'urer,' Richard Det ten, Historian. 5404 cm 54544 OFFICERS DoN FIELDS ..... Presidenl ROBERT AKERS . . . Vice-President CARROL ROBERTSON . Secretary OAKLEY STEVENSON . Treasurer RICHARD DETTEN . HiSf0fiIlI1 BLOCK AND BRIDLE SPONSORS LITTLE INTERNATIONAL LIVESTOCK SHOW The Days of l-I9 Party and the annual Little International Livestock Show are two all college activities sponsored by the Block and Bridle Club. Tech's branch of the national organization works to promote scholarship, interest in livestock and tries to bring a close relationship among the future leaders in the livestock industry. Nlembers are advanced students majoring in Animal Husbandry, members of livestock judging teams, college instructors, and specialists in the field of Animal Husbandry. Block and Bridle members have a fall picnic, homecoming reunion and an annual spring banquet. MEMBERS Robert Akers Jerry Cook Iim Howard Pat Northcutt Clarence Smith Bob Becham Dick Detten Iohnny Jones lim Osborne Gail Smith Fred Browning Don Fields 1-xllen King Bob Rankin Iimmy Smith Don Brothers Ed Garnett Bill LaRoe Darrell Renfro Oakley Stevenson Don Boren Bill Hanson Glenn Lust Roy Rhodes Bill Taylor Sid Conner lerry Hawkins Tom Neff Carrol Robertson Guy Warden PLEDGES Page 284 Travis Allen David Bean Jerome Beach Bob Castleberry Kiefer Cauble Bill Cowart jim Cloyd Lynn Dotson C. E. Harlow, Jr. Monroe Henderson Troy jones jimmy Locklar Bob lklaylield Jack Moreman Henry Urban Richard Wallace Jess West Phil Wheeler Bennie VVhitesidc l'l'L8I LC6U?f ' ,Society of .fggricugfuraf Engineera LZARTH SCOTT . . . VVILLIABI AICCORKLE JERRY B. KING . . Bo LISCABOR . OFFICERS . . Presidmzt VVENDELL AIOODY . . Treasurer . Co-Presidwzt JAMES NANCE . . . . Reporter . I'ive-Presidmf DOL'GLAS RATTAN . . Przrlizznzentarian . . . Serrrftnry ESCHOL A.CROOK . . . . Sponsor BILL R. STEWART . . . . Sponsor PROFESSIONAL KNOWLEDGE GAINED BY AGGIE ENGINEERS The purpose of the American Society of Agricul- tural Engineers, Student Branch, is to foster and promote among the members of the Club interest in all matters pertaining to Agricultural Engineer- lllg, to CllCOlll'IlgC' C0-OpCl'flfl0ll 2l1Tl0llg thi? 1DC1l1lJC1'S John Adams Vvilliam Autry Adrian Baker Donald Bean Kenneth Billington Clyde Bragg Bill Blllltllll in the major projects of the college related to Agricultural Engineering, to promote social events, to develop leadership, and to provide programs for the development and entertainment of the members. MEMBERS Jim Burgess Lonnie Chant D. R. Coffman Richard de la Vega VVendall Dorsett Ralph Escobar David Franklin James Gilcrease C. E. Hudspeth, Douglas Lindley A. H. hlcllwain Alton Massingill J. Larry Nelson jim Parker Coy Phillips Kenneth Sudduth Larry Yvitten L. G. XVillis Don Zukauckas First Rofw: Ira VVilliams, E. A. Crook, Garth Scott, VVendell Moody, john G. Adams, Jr., Travis VValden, Robert VVillis. Middle Rofw: A. H. McIlwain, James Sageser II, Clyde R. Bragg, VVayne McCorkle, Richard S. De la Vega, Douglas Rattan, Richard Ochs. Bark Rofw: jim E. Burgess, J. Larry Nelson, jerry King, jimmy Parker, james VV. Nance, Louis Hodgin, Kenneth D. Sudduth. Q SE Page 285 9I 0l'LOI'l'Lg OFFICERS DIRRELL STOWELL . . . President TQEITH BROCK . . . Vive-Preyideizt DONALD BIOORE . . Sezfretrzry DAVID LEVY . .... . . Treasurer CARLTON HATCHETT . Corresponding Seey. -TIM NICCULLOCH. . . Sergeant-at-Arlzzs CROP JUDGING TEAM COPS INTERNATIONAL HONORS Tech's Agronomy Club Crop Judging Team rang up top honors for the fifth consecutive year. The team, consisting of Jim Gaede, Richard Ridg- way, Ray Joe Riley and Ellis Huddleston, cap- tured Techis fifth consecutive National Crop Judg- ing title at Kansas City, and went on to win their fourth Championship in International Crop Judg- ing Contest at Chicago. To help prepare members for these contests the Agronomy Club sponsors a number of contests in this area. The basic aims of the Agronomy Club are to stimulate a spirit of scholarship and leadership among students of plant life, and to promote fellow- ship and understanding among the club members. In-club activities include special programs, a home- coming breakfast, and an annual club banquet. First Rofw: Keith G. Brock, Teddy Carthel, Tom Harkey, Jessie Hatchett, YVilliam Johnson, Joe Leach, David Levy, James McCulloch See and Rofw: Lloyd McFarland, Bobby Ray McGehee, Charles L. Moore, Donald Moore, Weyland R. Mullins, Archie Nelson, Dean Rea Gene Reid, Jr. Third Rolw: Richard L. Ridgway, Ray joe Riley, Don Smith, Dibrell Stowell, jerry Thomas, Charles VV. Walker, Richard Reed Aol Pictured: James Cunningham, Jim Gaede, Donald Pendleton, Carlton Robinson. Page 286 First Row: John Baccus, Samuel Barbee, Dan Brown, Derald Coomer, Bobby Douglas, Stanford Hammack, Jerry Hudspeth. Sefond Rafw: Don- ald Hutchins, Floyd Jenson, Glen Gobe, Paul Johnson, Ray McDonald, Walter McDonald, Malcolm McGee. Third Row: Harold Martindale, Robert Martindale, Kenneth Nabors, Jim Sawyer, David Taylor, Don Weems. airy .yncfufifry OFFICERS DON HUTCHINS . . . . . President VVESLEY MARTINDALE .... Reporter WAYLAND BIITCHELL . . Vice-President WILLIAM HEWLETT . . Parliamentarizzn JIMMY SANDLIN . . Secretary-Treasurer DAVID JOBE . Aggie Club Representative GLYNN MCGEE . . Concession Illanager HOMECOMING BREAKFAST HIGHLIGHTS D. I. CLUB YEAR The purpose of the Dairy Industry Club is to promote and foster professional fellowship among students, faculty, professional and research workers interested in the progress of the Dairy Industry, and to aid in and sponsor such activities as pertain to the best interests of agriculture and the field of dairying. The activities carried on by the club include the annual Homecoming breakfast, intramural sports, and the annual spring banquet. John Baccus Clinton Barbee Don Brown Jessee Brown Derald Coomer Bobby Douglas Reginald Elliott James Foushee Brian Gilmore MEMBERS Stanford Hammack William Hewlett Jerry Hudspeth Don Hutchins John Jaynes Floyd Jenson Glenn Jobe Paul Johnson Kenneth Kerrick Donald Lawler Robert Martindale Wesley Martindale Wayland Mitchell Glynn McGee Ray McDonald Robert McDonald Kenneth Nabors Ronald Rogers Jimmy Sandlin Jim Sawyer Elwin Smith James Stroman David Taylor Don Weems Page 287 julfume armem ofygmerica OFFICERS DLANE KNOTT . . President HENRY ZORNS . I'ire-President ELCENE BARKOWSKY . . . Secretary BILLY PRICE . . Treasurer Dox EVERETT . . Reporter Hn.ToN HAYES . . Sentry F. F. A. PROMOTES VOCATIONAL AGGIE JUDGING CONTEST lllen studying vocational agriculture and inter- ested in the work of the FFA are brought together in 'Fech's branch of the Future Farmers of Amer- ica. llflembership in the group requires a junior standing in agricultural education or possession of Activities of Tech's group include sponsoring of a meal for the Texas Tech Vocational Agriculture judging Contest, the sending of two delegates to the National Vocational Agriculture Convention, and a spring steak fry for members and guests. a Lone Star Degree from the FFA. Jessie Adams Jerry Adams T. A. Atkisson john Ball Charles Barron joe Bennett Eugene Barkowsky Richard Blakemore Eddy Hajek Page 288 Glen Harris Hilton Hayes L. M. Hargraves Claude Hill lN1e-rwayne Igo Leon jones Rex Kennedy VVayland Petty Billy Price MEMBERS jack Reedy Richard Ridgeway Milton Sanders Donald Snverance Lloyd Simpson James Smathers George Christian Richard Clugston Syd Conner Fred Cross Alex Daws Don Everett Eugene King Tommy Kissinger Dyane Knott T. L. Leach Buddy Logston john McSpaddei1 Lonnie Parker VVayne Swink Gene Stewart Elwyn VVeathers Rogers VVilliams Milburn Wink Henry Zorns Jerry Adams, Jessie Adams, Atkisson, Bennett, Christian. Clugston, Cross, Davis. Hill, Kennedy. Logston, McSpadden, Petty, Reedy, Ridgway. Sanders, Saverance, Smathers, Swink, Stewart. VVeathers, Wink. Page 289 OFFICERS: First Rofw: Wayland Mullins, Robert Akers, Alton Slagle, Robert Anthony. Second Row: Carrol Robertson, Richard Detten Bobby Mayfield. gricugure Page 290 OFFICERS JIMMY SMITH .... . . . President WEYLAND MULLINS . Ist Vice-President ROBERT AKERS . . . ALTON SLAGLE . . . . . Secretory BOB ANTHONY . Corresponding Secretary CARROL ROBERTSON ..... Treasurer 2nd Vice-President DICK DETTEN . . . Reporter BOB RIAYFIELD . Jllarshal WAYLAND BENNET ..... Sponsor AGGIE CLUB OLDEST ORGANIZATION ON CAMPUS The Agricultural Club has the distinction of be- ing the oldest student organization on the campus. It became ofllicially an organization November 17, 1925, with 57 charter members. All persons registered in the Division of Agri- culture are eligible for membership in the Aggie Club, whose purposes are to foster and promote among its members an interest in all matters per- taining to agriculture, and to encourage cooperation among its members in the major projects of the college related to agriculture. The clubls membership numbers in the hundreds, encompassing nearly all the students of the division. The executive council, which acts as the governing body for the organization, is composed of the elected officers and representatives from each of the depart- ments within the division. Dgfgffff? GJ 3 +KEiEZZ:?l:' Fx? Syqwegg- - Q55 iw Ji: Nr - un --L ' Y -Y :?J5fc3'?'52,Q3E'8g C -is .f ,Zi A , gig-L V A' 7 ' ' big? li' X .wg A35 F-5124.4-g?ff EQ5?A7,fR,Nif 1 .-Q.-: ZcJX 1-Lg if s V WE? Wfkfx jf , 7, L'!'2f ' 1 1 X' 7 W 1 Xf f LX L N M mm X Wu T. V 4 X 1 'M' fl 1' ' ff BEST MSHES ? 4 XXX LW X- -Q-1539 Aw W 5 1 i q 'K .Aid unc! .giience Page 29I -: I . eparfmenf .Ma A .J5E7 J ggi? ' 'T ' fi nvwwgxwwx DR. J. C. CROss DR. JOE DENNIS DR. M. S. WALLACE Chemistry and Chemical Education Engineering DR. TRUMAN VV. CAMP En glish - , ' Heeiri' A I mf.. .P - 25. ' . I ff... , , qgff5,e. .4.. N.. - 2251553 I ' Axqii :.1' 24 Ref.. Q ,1 .- -I 5' '?t'I,:'-'dsvznm I ' if . - 5. I 3' A .,.,, . fig? gQZeei5eQaM ' , I if .f'+W3emmM ,K RQ.. . . lx DR. RAMON KIREILIS Physical Education and Recreation N., R. P. ELLIOTT fActing Headj lllusic Page 292 DR. JOHN C. DOWLING Foreign Languages DR. WILLIAM M. PEARCE History, Anthropology, and Sociology DR. C. C. SCHMIDT Physics DR. F. A. VVADE Geology DR. VVILLIAM E. HALL, JR. Journalism DR. SYLVAN J. KAPLAN Psychology DR. J. WILLIAINI DAVIS Government DR. EMMETT A. HAZLEWOOD lllathenzalics DR. P. M. LARSON Speech merican Cyaemicaj .Sbciefy OFFICERS ROBERT E. DIETZ SAM SHAW . . ROBERT SLAGLE ED. O. LEONARD . JIM DOWLING . . . . President . Vice-President . . Secretary . Treasurer . Reporter SPEAKERS AND FILMS SPOTLIGHT A. C. S. MEETINGS Besides preparing exhibits for the engineering show Tech's American Chemical Society chapter holds regular meetings featuring outside speakers and films. The purpose of the club is to provide students of chemistry an opportunity for association in a professional manner with other people of like academic interests. Last year the society began to give an annual scholarship to a Plains area student who desires to study chemistry at Tech after graduation from high school. MEMBERS Charles Biddy Johnny Devine Ed. O. Leonard Myron Sartain Monte J. Bradley Robert Dietz Eugene Marshall Charlotte Sewell Trent Collins Jim Dowling Jim Moore John Sewell Tine Davis Bob Garrett Curtis O'Rear Donna Upton David Dawson Charles Decker A. K. Hollingsworth Glenn Hunt Jimmy Paul I. H. Van Tassell Harold Rogers First Ro-w: Robert Dietz, Sam Shaw, Edward Leonard, James Dowling, Charles Biddy, Tine Davis. Setond Ro-w: David Dawson, John Devine, Harold Collins, Bob Garrett, Glenn Hunt, Gerald Marshall. Third Rafw: Curtis O'Rear, James Paul, john Sewell, Charlotte Sewell. Page 293 jufure Zac em of .America OFFICERS BENNY 'THORPE Ri-xY CRAXVFORD CfxRoL1NE CONTRERAS . JUNE CLARK . IQAY SQUIRES . TCJIRY SELLERS GLY XVEAVER . . . President . Vice-Presiderzt . Virr'-President . Secretary . Treasurer . Librarian . Librarian F. T. A. JOINS PROSPECTIVE EDUCATORS The Paul VV. Horn Chapter of the Future Teachers of America was organized in 1938 and named after Tech's first President. lllembership is open to those students with majors or minors in education or who have a special interest in the field of education. The purposes of FTA are to interest the best young men and women in education as a profession, to provide programs, to develop a professional spirit among the prospective teachers, to provide junior membership in the National Education Association and the Texas State Teachers Association. MEMBERS VValancia Airhart Kay Armstrong Gayle Arthur Ronnie Averyt Ann Barron Linda Kay Barton Albert Bayer Mrs. Lola Bigham Mary Lee Blackmore Betty Blackwell Marjorie Blanton Geraldine Brewer Dot Briggs Dleta Brown Beverly Burnett Zella Jo Byrd Betty Carroll Page 294 Hazel Casey Nadell Clanton June Clark Melba Coldewey Jean Collett Sarah Compton Caroline Contreras Annette Cook Francis Copeland Ray Crawford Jimmie Currie Pat Davenport Elizabeth Dinwiddie Joan Druesedow YVayne Eakins VVilma Elliot Edmoan Elliot Jean Ethridge Robert Ferguson Barbara Fowler Dolores Gage Eva Garza Mona Goodpasture Ann Graves Helen Harrison Nita Haseloff Sarjim Holcomb Lenore Howell Freddye Hunter XVayne James Pat Johnson Kathleen Jones Mrs. R. F. Jones Tom Jones Harold Joplin Martha Ann Kissinger Barbara Knott Janice Laws Kathleen Lindsay Vera Kinkler Angela Nlalouf Bill 1WcGlaun Genevieve McGuire Mrs. Herbert Moats Iris Ivloore Pat Noles Ann Robinson Sue Rucker Carl Runyon Betty Scarborough Jan Self Toby Sellers Evalee Smith Sue Smith Kay Squires Benny Thorpe Kathleen VVatkins Guy YVeaver VValdine Wlells Ida Gaye VVheat Barbara VVhite Charlene Williamson Pat Wilson Freddye VVise Ernestine NVood Permilia VVortham Naomi VVright Airhart, Armstrong, Arthur, Averyt, Barron, Barton, Higham, Blackmore. Blackwell, Blanton, Biggs, Brown, Burnett, Byrd, Carroll, Casey. Clanton, Coldeway, Collett, Compton, Contreras, Cook, Copeland, Crawford. Currie, Davenport, Dinwiddie, Drueseclow, Eakins, Elliott, Ethridge, Fowler. Gage, Garza, Goodpasture, Graves, Harrison, Haseloff, Holecomh, Howell. Hunter, James, Johnson, Jones, Kinhler, Kissinger, Knott, Laws. Mciiiiire, Noles, Robinson, Scarborough, Self, Sellers, Smith, Squires. Thorpe, Vllatkins, VVeaver, VVells, VVheat, White, VVilliz1mson, Wilson. Yvise, Vvoofl, VVortham, YVright. Page 295 MEMBERS First Rofw: S. T. Ashill, Boone Brackett, Mary Brice, John Paul Cooper, James Copeland, Karl Dockray, Homer Franklin. Sefand Row: Julia Gass, Joe Hood, Margaret Jackson, David Jones, Polly Kennedy, james Norman, Barbara Pearce, Dwight Pounds. Third Rofw: Shirley Jo Qualia, Audrey Reames, -Iaunice Sims, john Smith, Pat Smith, Martha VVatsOn, james VVood. el' ofiecferzranz OFFICERS BOONE BRACKETT . . . President LOWELI. CQRECG . . T.A.G.S.Se4ry.-Treas. BOB MCCARTY . . . . I'il'f'-Pf6JidF71f -IEANETTE REAMES ..... Reporter SHIRLEY Jo QLAL1.-1. . Sevremry-Treasurer T. YV. ALEXANDER . . Ifzzvulty Sponsor DER LIEDERKRANZ STUDIES GERMAN LANGUAGE AND CULTURE Der Liederkranz serves to further the interest of show, Liederkranz lwelodien, and the sponsorship of Tech students in the study of the German language, the Certificate of lNIerit, given by the American As- culture, and people. sociation of Teachers of German to students who Activities include the annual German varsity have a 3.00 average in twelve hours of German. S. T. Asbill Arvella Barrick Billy Bates Monte Bradley Boone Brackett Mary Ruth Brice Joe Bryout Page 296 John Paul Cain Ralph Cooper James Copeland Karl Dockray Homer Franklin Julia Gass Lowell Gregg Joe Hood Margaret jackson David jones Polly Kennedy Bob McCarty Robert Mills Bill Montgomery Frank Norman Linda Olls Barbara Pearce June Pigg Dwight Ponds Shirley Qualia Jeannette Reames Anita Jo Rochelle Francis Smathers Juanice Sims Pat Smith Martha VVatson james Wood John Smith Ja... Jap.. :SL OFFICERS Boa PETERBTAN ...... President VVALLIE GRAVITT . . Vice-President H. A. SESSIONS . . . . . Secretary GAYLON KORNFUEHRER . . Treasurer PROF. WILEY .... . Sponsor BAND FRATERNITY SECOND OLDEST TECH GREEK Kappa Kappa Psi, national honorary fraternity for outstanding bandsmen, is the second oldest na- tional Greelc letter fraternity to be organized on the Tech campus. The Alpha Omicron chapter of Kappa Kappa Psi has been very active in both na- tional and campus activities, striving to be of service to the school as well as the band. The immediate Past Grand President of the national organization is a graduate of this chapter and the sponsor, D. O. Wiley, serves on the National Board of Trustees. For three years in succession this chapter has won the Balfour Award for being the best chapter in the nation. Social activities include a Freshman Smoker, Homecoming banquet and a Christmas dinner dance. The Club Finale in the Spring is the big- gest event of the year. MEMBERS John Alford Wallie Gravitt Virgil Martin VVillis Powers VVendell Spence Sam Allred Pappy Green Le Boyd Montgomery Charles Rainwater Jimmy Walker Roark Barnes Dale Karpe Don Oatman Frank Roberts Jimmy Whitacre Ken Briden Gaylon Kornfuehrer Lonnie Peek Ronald Ruoho D. O. Wiley Jerry Cunningham Leroy Kunetka Bob Peterman H. A. Sessions Buddy Wlright Bill Pittman Jimmy Snell First Rofw: -lohn Alford, Sam Allred, Ken Briden, VVallie Gravitt, Dale Krlrpe, Gaylon Kornfuehrer. Sefond Rofw: Leroy Kunetka, James McDowell, Virgil Martin, Lee Montgomery, Robert Peterman, VVillis Powers. Third Rofw: Charles Rainwater, Ray Ruoho, H. A. Sessions, Jimmy Snell, james VValker, Jim VVhitaCre. Page First Rofw: Sidney Bierman, Charles Derby Brooks, Lawrence Coker, Roy Lee Cox, Monty E. Davenport, Eldon Dietz. Second Rofw: Andrew Ed monson, Grady Greene, David Groves, Ronald Hillier, Donald Huddleston, Carl Hickman. Third Rofw: Gaylon Kornfuehrer, Jack Morris, Richard Snyder, James VVine. Not Pictured: Leslie Carnes, Dick Clardy, Robert Coleman, Shirley DeShazo, Clyde Haddick, Clarence lxiduell Charles Norwood, Charles Parker, Keith Richardson. .jczppa mu 51945611 OFFICERS JACK RIORRIS ....... President SIDNEY BIERMAN . . Vice-President DICK CLARDY . . . . . Secretary SHIRLEY DESHAZO ..... Treasurer DR. EIXIMITT HAZELWOOD . Cor. Secretary MATH HONORARY RECOGNIZES OUTSTANDING STUDENTS To be eligible for membership in Kappa lNIu Ep- silon, a student must have a gradepoint average of 2.50 in mathematics through calculus and a 2.00 overall gradepoint average. The objects of Kappa llu Epsilon are to further the interest of mathematics in those schools which place their primary emphasis on the under-graduate programg to help the under-graduate realize the im- portant role that mathematics has played in the de- velopment of VVestern civilizationg to develop aII appreciation for the power and beauty possessed by mathematics, due mainly to its demand for logical and vigorous modes of thoughtg and to provide a society for the recognition of outstanding achieve- ment in the study of mathematics in the under- graduate level. B. Blakely William Bronson William L. Bynum Samuel Donaldson Mary C. Edwards S. E. Estes Page 298 R. E. Framer I. B. Fraley Grady F. Greene I. E. Hays Paul E. M. Iasigi FALL PLEDGES William T. Jones H. R. Kerby I. W. Kimbrow Pat M. Kurten P. N. McCullough F. Max Merrell Glenda J. Moses nl. A. Peterson T. E. Pike O. H. Preston N. D. Rietman N. H. Sanders Alice Self L. D. Sipes Marilyn Snethen J. M. Weaver e CML jrancaid OFFICFRS Rox.-x1.D I,Vi2'rHER1NoToN . . Prrsidmzi JEAN A. PALTI, ..... I7Il'l'-Pft'Silll'IIf IXIARTH.-X Axx Kissixceiz . . Sm'y.-Trim. XVii,i.1AA1 Roi:ERTs . . . . Sponsor LE CERCLE FRANCAIS PROMOTES INTEREST IN FRENCH LANGUAGE Visiting speakers, an annual Christmas party, and terest in the French language and civilization, meets a French language movie highlight the yearly activi- monthly with folk songs and games featured at the ties Le Cerele Francais, Techls Frech interest club. meetings. In the spring outstanding students of Le Cercle Francais, organized to promote an in- French are honored at a recognition banquet. INIENIBERS Frieda Allen Judy Anning Roberta Barkley Beverly Bird Lucinda Birteiel Iohn A. Bond, J Brad Crawford lean Crawford Iesse G. Dabila Smlnl: Beverly Bird, Benni Dunn, Brad Crawford, Avonlee Fentress, Ann Hill, Bennie VVygal, Bettie Ka John A. Bond, Jr., Dr. VVilliam G. Dabila. I.aBlanche Davis Benni Dunn Avonlee Fentress Kay Fitzgerald Bob Ford Carolyn Ann Gore Mary' Gristy Don Harding Roberts, Sponsor, Ronald K. Virginia Ilatch Mary Ann Hill Mary Kay Holmes Ann Innes Naomi johnson Bettie Kasch Martha Kissinger Manfred H. Larisch Diane I,iles Sarah Nix Edward Noble Jean A. Paul George Peterson Charda Pierce Carl Preston Marcelina Ramos Maria Ramos Mary Randal Howell Raulerson Bob Rooker Elaine Russey Jean Smith Ronald XVetherington Bennie VVygal Kay Fitzgerald, Virginia Hatch, Diane Liles, Ann Innes. Standing, First and Sfrund Rnfwr: jean Crawford, Derry Don Harding, Lucinda Birtciel, Judy Anning, Frieda Allen, Carl Preston, Nlary Kay Holmes, lNIary sch, George F. Peterson, Roberta Barkley, Naomi johnson, Mary Randal, Jean Smith. Sfanding, Bark Rofw: VVetherington, Martha Ann Kissinger, 'lean Paul, Manfred Larisch, Jesse 9 Page 299 afbr- inor OFFICERS DIANE THOMAS . . . President IXIARIANA VVILSON ..... Reporter FRANCIS VVIXN . . I'ire-Prrsidwit JOYCE ANN CARROLL ,l.W'.S. Rejmfsentatiw BI.-XRY NELSON . Sf't'l'l'fI1!'J' BORBYE BLOCKER . . . Social Chairman KAY PORTER . .Treasurer Miss JEAN SI-IANKEL ..... Sponsor PHYSICAL EDUCATION MAJORS AND MINORS GET ACQUAINTED AT FALL PICNIC The purpose of the Klajor-llinor Club is to de- Each year the club sponsors a fall picnic to get velop desirable character traits in its members, to acquainted with the new members, a Homecoming develop a proper attitude toward physical education, coffee honoring its ex-members, and a Valentine and to promote a professional interest in physical Tea honoring the graduating seniors. education. First Rofw: Evelyn Alexander, Linda Alls, Kay Barley, Bobbie Blocker, Mary Green, Mary Louise Green, Dody Hanks. Serond Rofw: Peggy Hemmelene, Jo Jackson, Lynnita Jacobs, Katherine Lowe, Danna Miller, Glenda Moses, Mary Nelson. Third Rnfw: Kay Porter, Barbara Reeder, Sue Sargent, Joan Scott, Patsy Soloman, Marilyn Steadham, Ada Stephens. Fourth Rn-w: Diane Thomas, VVanda VVilliams, Carma Jean VVilliamson, Mariana VVilsou, Frances VVinn, Jessica VVood. Not Pirllzrcri: Joyce Ann Carroll, Johnnie Eldredge, Ann Green, Kay Jones, Francis Ponce. F-wx .4 Page 300 Firxt Ro-w: Carol Tollin, Kathy Veazy, Margaret Schindler, joy Downing, Danna VVampler. Second Rofw: Sandra Hemmle, Sharon Nelson Celia Pember, Kay Porter, Roberta Elliott, Margaret Ammer, Sandra Shook, Jan Berry, Sara Beth Simpson. Not Pictured: Kathaleen Gilbert, Ann Hogg, Annita Powers, Kathlyn Veazy. was iylii Qlofiikn OFFICERS NIARGARET SCHINDLER .... President TANN HOGG ...... Vice-President -TOY DOWNING . Corresponding Secretary KtATHY VEAZEY . . Recording Secretary CAROLE ToLL1N . . . . Treasurer SANDRA HEMMLE . . Warden DANA XVAMPLER . Historian CELIA PEBIBER . . Chaplain RIARGARET LAMMER ..... Choristifr CAROL SCHULTZ . . . Aluzlznae Secretary SANDRA SHOOK . . r4.lV.S. Rejlreserzffziifw' WOMEN'S MUSIC FRATERNITY CO-SPONSORS AUTUMN FANTASY SHOW Techis ineinhers of illu Phi Epsilon again added musical inspiration 011 the Tech campus. The Ep- silon Pi Chapter co-sponsored the Autumn Fan- tasy , show, took part in caroling parties, and was active in the recital of American Contemporary liusic. llleinbership elections to Alu Phi Epsilon are based on musicianship, character, and personality. This year, Tech's chapter was inspected by illiss Norma Lee hladison, National Second Vice-Pres. Page - was gf, , 5 T, ii 1 g ., lm X fx it x Fir5l Rune: Don Shelton, Rex Pope, liill clIlI'ITlIlCl'i, john Gilbert, Richard YVatkins, Albert Malzlcara, -lohn Davis, l,eo ll'cilYl'IYl1lll. SITIAIIJ Rum ld Glenn, -lerry lirateber, john Matson, john Gallee, Maurice Fawcett, .lim Eclmondaon, Duane Miller, Bob liixhop, ,lim VVebater. Thiril' ill., jot Nluekelory, liill Graclley, lincl Malone, liill C'ol'l:ee, Tom Brown, Bill lievins, Ken liriclen, Toni Nash. Fuurlli RIl1L'.' john DeYine, land Shephens, Diek Mellhaney, Ivan Sorenson, Teil Trippe, Virgil Nlartin, Don Elliott, liill Alexander, Alerry Piekens, Roger Foil. P1 I1 Rune: Tliurstizn, l,arry Dickson, liuclell Spitzer, Phil Pearce, Lemuel Miller, Thomas lloleman, Bob XVhain, james Lewia, l,eon Dudley, lx C nth l Dx ht P intl Curl Ioiiix e, xig oi x, IN IOM Wu M940 .Sin onioz Page O FFIC li R 5 lini Coizxixex . . Presideizt ,lui Cixizrrilii, . . C01-n'xpfimling Swrwfmvi- lnxiuxx' IDICKSOX . . . l'ii'e-l'z-wizieiit .llERRY CL'Nx1Nc:ri.xx1 . . ljfwlgw Tmiiiw' D,xvin XVioo1Ns . . Rvrorfliiiy Serrelary Dox l'il.I.I0'l'T. . . . . 'l'1wi.v1mfr Al.-XAIES XVEHSTER . . . . ll'.'1f-fini I ' I MEN S MUSIC FRATERNITY SERENADES WOMEN S DORMS 'lllie A'Serenznlers of Rell Raider Range are the This 5'l'1ll'lS activities lIlL'lllllCkl eo-sponsorship of nieinhers of Phi hln Alpha Sinfonia l:l'2lfCl'IliQ'. the Autumn lfziiitzisyll, Z1 weelt-encl imisienl tour Nleinbersliip is offereil to those men, not necessarily to Amarillo, :intl various vocal eoneerts in local innsie majors, who show a love for music either as elnirehes :incl outlying cities in tliig zirezi. 21 profession or avoezition. lNll2NIl5lQRS 'l'ruett Allison Larry Dielason Dick Mellhaney Duane lXlnllig1.1n Ivan Sorenson Don .Xrrnstrong liumlnly Donwl-ix Albert iX'l1lllll'ill'Zl lieorgge Nelson liuilell Spitzer liob liiyhop ,lim lltlmonnleon llucl Nlalone Phil Pearee Xvlllllllllil Stephens -lamea C':irthel Don lilliott Virgil Martin Dwight Pounzls Teal Trippe liill Votlee NlZllII'li'L' Faweett Duane Miller Stan Powers Diek XVatkins Roger Coil Gene llznnby I.em Miller Fhfirlea Sander ,l1lIl'lt'S VVebster Bill Corinaela loin llolei Gus lNlitehaker ,larnes Sehoeltl Hob VVl1am jerry Cunningliain blzniiek l.eu1f feeil Blorris Don Shelton Davicl XViggins john Devine 302 ne- Wee! .ggcielfy OFFICERS Dos' PONDER . . . President Bon BERGER . . . . Vifre-President NIARILYN Yocxo . Secretary joe RICILHANEY . 'Treasurer Bomw FRANCO . . Reporter PRE-MED MEMBERS ARE ACQUAINTED WITH PROFESSIONAL ASPECTS OF MEDICINE Lectures and Hlms give the members of the Pre- llled Club an insight into their future studies and professions. The purposes of the Pre-Bled Society are to join together mutually interested students, to promote fellowship, to encourage scholarship, and to acquaint the pre-medical, pre-dental, and pre-nursing stud- ents with the professional aspects of all fields per- taining to medicine. Firsf Row: VVick Alexander, Margaret Anger, John Ball, Fred Barrett, Robert Berger, Alice Breedlove, Mary Brice, james Brockman. Ser- ond Row: Doyle Carson, Edwin Dabbs, Donald Elliott, Jan Euhank, Diane Frisbie, VVilliam Gaither, Michael Gibson, Patrick Gray. Third Rofw: Douglas Hudson, VVilliam jones, VVilliam Laughlin, VVilliam Lemon, joe Mcllhaney, Leo O'Gorman, Randall Pendleton, Shirley Jo Qualia. Fourllz Rofw: Hal Ramsey, Audrey Reames, Richard Riojas, George Steinman, John Taylor, Geuit Tilma, Carl Vloods, Vllilliam Zeidlitz. Not Pirlured: Smith Ashill, Billy C. Bates, Sandy Casstevens, James Dowling, Robert Dunn, Don Elliott, YVilliam C. Kidd, Anita Rochelle, Royce Vernon, Nlarilyn Young. Page 303 First Rofw: Josephine Garcia, Alvin Gregg, Polly Johnson, Zoe Kirk patrick, Nlartha Kissinger, Mel Lemos. Second Rofw: Maria Ramos Mary Randal, jo Love Stogner, Chuck Strehli, Imogene Vaught, Dorothy Wease. Not Piffured: Lowell Gregg, JoAnn Roberts, jean Smith Hector Zamorano. igma izbegfa A yearly activity of the Alpha Phi Chapter of Sigma Delta Pi, national honorary Spanish frater- nity, is the sponsorship of a Cervantes contest for the students of third year Spanish in local high OFFICERS KIARY RANDAI ....... President HECTOR ZAMORANO . . . Vive-President LIOSEPHINE GARCIA . . . Secretary AIRS. VV. B. GATES .... Sponsor schools. Requirements for membership in Sigma Delta Pi include three years of college Spanish with a B average and a B average in all other college work. High scholarship, general culture, and an in- crease in literary appreciation spells out the purpose of Sigma Tau Delta, national English honor fra- ternity. The members, meeting three times a semester, take an active interest in literature, writing, and the humanities. Qualifications for membership are at least a B average in English, and an overall C average. igma jan .legal OFFICERS ALVIN CSREGG ....... President HERBERT SITZ . . . Vice-President PAT CARTER .... Secretary-Treasurer KENNETH VV. DAVIS ..... Sponsor Firxt Rofw: ,lo Ann Addison, Marjorie Jo Blanton, Patricia Gay Carter, June Coker, Ann Davidson, Ioan Charlene Druesedow, Alvin Lanier Gregg, Sidney Lee Henderson. Serond Row: Patricia Ruth Johnson, Zoe Merryman Kirkpatrick, Martha Ann Emory Kissinger, Herman La Doyce Lambert, Cynthia Loveless, Dick Moore, Mary Randal, Dorothy VVease. J Page 304 .Shelf anal Z?1,z5Lin OFFICERS BARBARA VAN HORN .... President CELINA ROBERTS .... Vice-President lN1ARY ANN MUNN . Secretary-Treasurer RAY COOK . . . . Sergeant-at-Arms THE CLUB A STAGE, AND THE MEMBERS THEREIN ACTORS HThe club is a stage and the members therein are actors tells the story of Sock and Buskin. This organization builds interest in dramatics, and it provides for participation in plays and programs. Activities for Sock and Buskin include luncheons, an annual Christmas party and Spring picnic. The club helps to produce Speech Department plays and encourages those persons to become members who exhibit outstanding dramatic talent. First Rolwf Mary Catherine Birkebach, Cindy Bowser, Peggy Condray, Benni Dunn, joan Knight, Cheri Louri. Second Rofw: Marlys Harris, Betty Alice Lovelace, Mary Ann Munn, lVIary O. Segulia, Barbara Ann Van Horn, Ray Cook. Not Pictured: Terry McLight, Celina Roberts. Page 305 611111, l OFFICERS licxTH1.YN Viaxzizx' . . . Presiflezzl SLE BROWN . . . . l'ire-Presidnzz NIARY ALICE JoNEs . . . Serrvmry GLIQNDA H,ARRlS . .... Trmszzrw' JUDY AIILBLYRN . . A.PV.S. Rvpresezztaiiw Jtxxiciz F1.I.syyoRTH ..... Spam-ur CLUB FINALE SPONSORED BY WOMEN'S BAND FRATERNITY l'Club l inale completes a busy year for the fem- inine band members of Tau Beta Sigma. The pur- poses of this sorority are to create more interest in band work, to foster better fellowship among band members, and to further cooperation with the band members. Qther activities of Tau Beta Sigma include a Homecoming banquet, a Get-Acquainted Party, sponsorship of concessions on out-of-town trips, and a yearly scholastic award to a girl majoring in music. First Ro-wi Jerry Holt, Lucile Owsley, Kathaleen Gilbert, Janice Ellsworth, Kathy Veazey, Glenda Harris, Mary Alice Jones, Judy Mil burn. Svrrnzd Rofw: Shirley Hamlett, Betty Alice Lovelace, Marilyn Markowe, Gracie VVheeler, Barbara Sue Rogers, Alicia Martinez Phyllis Stroud. Third Roux' Carol Jacobs, Suzanne Ellis, Katherine Dudley, Amanda Freeman, Barbara hlullins. iw Page 306 M4 Qi OFFICERS: Ernest Brooks, James Horton Frizell, James Stroman, Alice VVells, VVaard VVilliams, Marilyn VVood. Q0 Ogg OFFICERS J. H. FRIZELL . . . . Presidwzf ALICE VVELLS . . . . . Reporter JOE HOOD . . . Vice-Presidffnf ERNEST L. BROOK . . Sergeant-at-flrnzs BIARILYN VVOOD . . Treasurer CHARLIE KING . . Sofia! Chairnmn XVAARD VVILLIABIS . . Serretary BILL JONES . . . . Sponsor GEOLOGY CLUB HOLDS ANNUAL FIELD TRIP Keeping abreast of modern problems and techni- cal advancements in the field of geology outlines the purpose of Tech's Geology Club. The club brings about fellowship of the members on a pro- fessional level. Jean Adams Jerry Adams Jack Albert Dale Allen Alcar Altopin Kenneth Anderson Carr H. Barnett Edward Bean Tommy Beaty Marjorie Blanton James Bobb Dan Bomar Jim Bowen Leroy Box Bill Brewer Dolan Brinson Ernie Brooks VV. J. Brunson XV. H. Burton Tom Candle Hugh Caughey Eddie Clarke Richard Crider Ralph S. Daniel Gordon Darnal VVillard Dellis Vernon Denton VVilson Douens M. L. Downey Royce Dunn VVyman Dyer James Ellis Kenneth Fox VVyCk Foxworth Don Fritz J. H. Frizell Frank Groves Darrell Hale Paul Heisen John Hollis Joe Hood The Geology Club, whose membership is open to anyone in the geology department, sponsors dif- ferent activities which promote a deeper under- standing of the science of geology. This year a field trip was held in the fall. MEMBERS Jack Hooker lVlelvin Houx Osler Hutson Paul Iasigi Bob Jefferson Bill Jones Robert N. Jones Sammy Jones Jurnes Kilchenstein Charlie King Charles Kirkland Larry Knight John Lacy V. T. Larson Jim Leary Richard Lindsay Bob Lovelace Joe Niatthews Joe Miller VVilliam D. Miller Dan McGregor Don McGregor Jimmy Norwell Norman Owens Margaret Ownby Bill Pardue James Petty Ed Phillips John Pickrell Dan Powell Charles Priddy Clayton Robertson Vernon Robinett Robert Rodgers Lee Roy Solley Bill Sommerville Bert Speed Albert Stenett Bill Stinson Dan Stoldt Bill Strait Clark Sutley Bill Swafford Henry Tanner John Thompson Tom Thorton Lucky Tonroy Byrd YVagner Jim YValker Alice VVells James VVerner Bob VVheat Jean Ann VVhitehouse Billy J. VViley Bill VVilliams Jack VVilliams VVoard VVilliams Robert M. VVinn Marilyn VVood Raymond York Page 307 First Rofw: Smith Asbill, Boone Brackett, Doyle Carson, Sandy Casstevens, Karl Dockray. Second Row: james Dowling, Donald Elliott, Ronald Griflin, Bill Laughlin, Joe Mcllhaney. Third Row: Audrey Reames, Carole Simmons, Doyle Simmons, Ted Trippe, William Zeidlitz .fdgada 52955411 mega Page 308 OFFICERS JIM DOWLING ....... President JOE MCILHANEY . . Vice-President R4ARILYN YOUNG . . . Secretary DON ELLIOT . . . Treasurer KARL DOCKRAY . Historian TED TRIPPE . . Editor ALPHA EPSILON DELTA ENCOURAGES PRE-MEDICAL SCHOLARSHIP Lubbock doctors are often visitors at the meetings ical scholarship, stimulate appreciation of impor- of Alpha Epsilon Delta, Tech's premedical scholar- tance of premedical education, to promote coopera- ship fraternity. Activities include observance of tion and contact between medical and premedical operations at local hospitals. students, and to bind together mutually interested Purposes of the group are to encourage premed- students. S.f'ated.' Marguerite W'inder, Barbara Pearce, Barbara Knott. Slanding: Melba Neely, Nancy Kaisner, Margaret Schrader, Mrs. Louise Allen. Club Scarletu Cwith its most handsome man contestj is one of the activities entered into by Theta Sigma Phi, honorary professional fraternity for women journalists. Alpha Upsilon Chapter of Texas Tech also edits and compiles the material for Tech Tips , besides sponsoring a homecoming tea. The purposes of Theta Sigma Phi include uniting and bettering working conditions for women in the journalism field. jdefa ,Sigma 19 Ai OFFICERS: Hal Moon, Pn'5itlnzt,' Thomas Cannon, Vive-Prffsidenl. OFFICERS HAL MooN . . . . President THOMAS CANNON . Vice-Prexident ETHELENE Bccy . . Swrefary BIAURICE HAYNES . . . . Treasurer DR. HERBERT ciREENRERG . . Sponsor fggcfwdgg lIaking known the scope and general content of psychology is the purpose of the Psychology Club. lXIembers Knot necessarily psychology majorsj study several areas of science, making their life effort more meaningful. Closely related to this purpose is the fostering of a realization that psychology, more than any other science or art, is concerned with all areas of effort and study, either in its methods of research or application. The applied psychologist must have further knowledge which enables him to function effectively in the clinic, in industry, in the school and in general human relations. In short, Psychology deals with the whole of man. Its tools are varied, complex, and numerous, requiring brainpower for mastery. In essence, there- fore, our purpose is to challenge those students of exceptional ability to join us in this stimulating ex- ploration of a rich promising frontier. Page 309 P666 CM OFFICERS l'lAROLD CRESSVVELL ..... President L.-XDOYCE LAMBERT . . . I'iae-Presiderzt BIARGUERITE VVINDER . Szfzfretary-Treasurer .ALTON SI..-XGLE ....... Reporter DR.VV11.L1AM HALL . . Sponsor ADRIAN XYAIQGHAN . . . Sponsor JOURNALISM MAJORS AND M Throughout the year, the Texas Tech Press Club 'engages different speakers who keep the members up to date on the many phases of the journalism profession. Tech's press Club was organized to promote a wider knowledge of the field of present-day jour- INORS COMPOSE MEMBERSHIP nalism and advance a stronger spirit of journalistic interest among its members. Journalism majors and minors, as well as those indicating special interest in the field of journalism, are eligible for member- ship. ocio ogy Films and speakers-Both add interest and en thusiasm to the activities of Tech's Sociology Club The purpose of the Sociology Club is to create interest and furnish information on sociological agencies in this area. Visiting an old folks' home and increasing membership are just two of the proj CCtS. First Rofw: Rita Burleson, Ardith Campbell, Jimmie Currie, Barbara Dunn, Bobbie Ford, Peggy J. Hahn, Patricia Hayden, Mary Ann Hill Second Rofw: Charles johnson, Edwin Kahler, Cecilia Langley, Lu Ann McNeill, Sarah Smith, Bailey L. Toliver, Billy VValker, Ina Lou Wilson Page 3 IO fw E1 f T245 H ll I ysnlilx ' ni' ' Baum -f X 4.1.1 f V R 1 W C n- fs O igssrzwiip Hwy'-- Vg, ll '.H'1 w'5 vi gntiin I - l I W .fr E-I I 1 N f LZ A , ,A ' f :Q 1-f1':44f'7 WQQW11 X, My i gent in J 933 , N W , m R My , :4fff -Q1 4 4,338 I X 4 ' u fa ig? flag!!! f1!f,.EN!' wQ,i,.-Qz, q..,,, 'Q' -,-- - Qi, M X . J, 0 4 'QQ ov U' . .'.- -..-P-. iffy A xxx g. owinedfi ,xdalminidfralfion Page 3Il Page 3I2 DR. REGINALD RUSHING Accounting and Finance 8l96LPfl'l'L8l'Lf JAM T. F. VVIESEN Economics DR. F. L. MIZE Management DR. DONALD J. TATE DR. ROY T. SHAW, JR. Buxiness Edufation and Secretarial Aftlrkeling Administration .ECA .xgccounfing .Sbciefy OFFICERS BARRY J. BROOKS ..... President NORMAN EVANS . . . . Vive-President JACKIE NICCUISTION . Serretary-Treasurer VVILLIAM N. DUNN ..... Reporter DR. FRED NORWOOD . . Sponsor TOP ACCOUNTANTS SPEAK TO T. A. S. Highlighting the activities each year for the Tech Accounting Association is an annual luncheon with the Lubbock Chapter of the Texas Society of Cer- tified Public Accountants. Tech's Accounting Soci- ety is visited by an outstanding speaker once a month, and social activities include dances and pic- MEMBERS Elwood Allen Sherwood Gaines Bobby Ash Iohn D. Brophy David Burger Iimmie Ethridge Orrin Lee Gross Sam Hallmark Gene Hardin Turner Jacobs nics. This society was formed to improve relations between the students of accounting and the business world. One of the major aims is to give the busi- ness world a more thorough understanding of in- sights of the students. NOT PICTURED Buddy King Pat Reeves Glynon Kite Bob Schwartz Mackie Lawrence Richard Tarlton Leon McNeese Theo VVasher Iay Reasoner Tillie VVoolright First Rolwf Royce Acuff, Betty Alsup, Mary Anderson, Frank H. Boston, Barry Brooks, jackie Cook, Robert Davis, Larry Duenkel. Seroml Rofw: VVilliam Dunn, Carl Evans, Jimmy Guest, Tolbert Hutchens, Robert jenkins, Ed Knox, Jackie McCuistion, Clyde McLane, jr. Third Rofw: Robert McMullan, Douglas Perkins, Larry Rice, Nancy Roberts, Janet Robertson, Cailton Robinson, jr., Jimmie Small, Paul Stanford. Faurfh Rofw: Kay Steele, Curtis Vandiver, Robert VVhite, Dallas VVoods, Neil VVyatt. Page 3I3 legit Sigma i RoNN1E CLARK Prrsidmt Leading firms in accounting, finance, and manu- facturing are toured each semester by Tech's Beta Upsilon chapter of Delta Sigma Pi. Socially, the members of Delta Sig are fetcd with a birthday dance, a homecoming reception, a founder's day dinner, a presentation dance for the Rose of Delta Sigma Pi, and various other informal activities. Delta Sigma Pi is a professional commerce and OFFICERS RoNN1E CLARK -IoHN T. HL'TcHENs . . ROBERT SAMPSON . . CHARLES COLE K ENN ETH CTIBSON . -I ESSE B L'MPAss OSCAR JONES . . Jlasff' . lJl'f'SiI1f'I1f l'ive-Presirlezzl Iiire-President . Secretary . TIFFIZSIITVF . llixtorian r of Frslifvitizfs DELTA SIGS VISIT LOCAL FIRMS business administration fraternity. Hlembers must have a 1.5 grade-point average. The purpose of the fraternity is to encourage scholarship, social activity, and to further a higher standard of commercial ethics and culture. The fraternity awards a gold scholarship key annually to the highest ranking male student in the division of Business Administration. MEMBERS Rex Black Don Brice Barry Brooks Jesse Bumpass Glen Cary Ronnie Clark Charles Cole Jackie Cook Travis Dahhs james Daniell Larry Duenkel Norman Evans jim Ethridge Guy Finley ROSE OF DELTA SIGRIA PI, .loan Chesher wze , Kenneth Gihson Dane Grant John T. Hutchens Nlilton Johnson Oscar Jones Iackie McCuistion Robert McMullan Rex Aycock Blake Baugh jim Chapman Dan Davis Buford Duff I. B. Elliott Dan Estes VVilliam Ewan Rex Faulkner Harmon Greene Boh McNabb Robert Noble Charles Northington Jack Pruitt Charles Rackley Don Riggs Guy Roy NEOPHYTES Jim Guest Douglas Klingman Hal Knight Mackie Lawrence Jack McLarty jack McDonald Deany McQuire Charles McNeese Robert Miller Glynn Morgan Sam Russell Rohert Sampson Arnold Schneemann Frank Tate Fred VVilliams Kent North Don Oatman Larry Rice Gene Ryland VVeldon Taylor ,lack Tice Jerry Vineyard Bill VVright Clyde Mitchell Kenneth Stegemoeller Page 3 I4 hd' -rf' 'Eff nf' n-,v ,, ,.. h vt-arf 'in ?'vu. w....' Aycock, Baugh, Black, Brice, Brooks, Bumpass, Cary. Dabbs, Daniel, Davis, Duenkel, Duff, Elliott, Etheridge. Ewan, Finley, Gibson, Grant, Greene, Hutchens, Johnson. Jones, Klingman, Lawrence, lVIcCuistion, McDonald, McLarty, McMullan. McNabb, McNeese, Miller, Mitchell, Morgan, Noble, North. Northington, Pruitt, Rackley, Rice, Riggs, Roy, Russell. Sampson, Schmidt, Sehneemann, Tate, Taylor, Tice, Vinyard. VVilliams, wright. Page 3I5 First Ro-tv: Lynn Busby, Norma Chapman, Mary Jane Cobb, Melba Coldeway, Martha Dufek, Betsy Frese. Sefond Row: Patsy Howard Eileen Jacobson, Sidney McSpadden, Marcheta Mauldin, Yvonne Mitts, Nancy Moore. Third Rofw: Donell Phillips, Louise Rather, Sue Spangler wi gamma, oe OFFICERS JOANNE HOLBIES . . President SHIRLEY CRooK . . Scribe JUANITA HASELOFF . . Vice-President IRIA JANE GRIFFITH . . . Historian BETTY SCARHOROIJGH . Secretary BETTY PITZER . . .I . Parliamentarian CHRISTINE FOSTER . . . Treasurer KAY SQUIRES . . i4,W.S. Representative IIIOLLY PATTILLO . . Pledge Captain NELDIA COATS ....... Sponsor ISARELLE BRANUBI . . . Sponsor FUTURE BUSINESS WOMEN MEMBERS OF PHI GAMMA NU Phi Gamma Nu is a national professional and honorary sorority in Business Administration. llflembers must be business majors who have com- pleted a minimum of six hours in commerce and who have achieved a l.5O grade point average. Inembers into closer friendship and loyalty to one anotherg to promote a standard of high scholarshipg to encourage participation in school activities. Dane Grant was named Our lllr. Executive for 1955-56. The objects of Phi Gamma Nu are to bind the MEMBERS Betty Ree Alsup Shirley Crook Pat Hall Peggy Morton Kay Squires Mary Jane Anderson Christine Foster Juanita Haselolf Molly Pattillo Joyce Tharp Barbara Banks Peggy Golden June Hogue Betty Pitzer Bernadyne VVeatherford Patsy Burden Ima Jane Griihth Joanne Holmes Betty Ruth Scarborough Naomi Vvright Claudie Carpenter Page 3 I6 Janet Yancy X I f gf Q4 X - X, F i 24 L , -E7 j i? . 1 'SG sf Q QW -'. i - A wi CW N 4' I -,..-um J fg Y' 'P 11+ 120 1' - - , 1 X WU ,5Q,0,,,1,,,, f X 'Wrffff,:HfgZff,,. 1 fW'77 'Wh 1c'IE' ' .. ngineering Page 3l7 NOLAN E. BARRICK xlrrhiteeture and Allied Arts 8l96ll fl'I'L6l'Lf ,JQQULJ J. H. RIURDOUGH C. V. BULLEN Civil Engineering Elertriml Engineering L. J. POVVERS XV. L. DUCKER llleehzzrziml Engineering Petroleum Engineering Page 3I8 DR. JOHN R. BRADFORD Industrial Engineering and Engineering Drawing RAYMOND K. FLEGE Textile Engineering F merican jnsfifwfe of Cjltemicaj iifzgineem OFFICERS SIDNEY R. BIERMAN .... President MAX RIERRILL . . . . Vitre-President J. BRAD HAYS . . . . Secretary EUGENE lx'lCNEESE . Treasurer DR. A. G. OBERG .... Sponsor CHEMICAL ENGINEERS GAIN PROFESSIONAL ASPECT The purpose of the American Institute of Chem- better understanding of the profession among its ical Engineers, made up only of those students members and to receive the benefits. of being associ- majoring in chemical engineering, is to foster a ated with a professional group. Bill Alexander Dudley Arnett Roy Bailey Wayne Blackwell J. P. Bradley Jack Brown Robert Cannon R. E. Caraway Marshall Chase William Comiskey Sheldon Cunningham John Davis Ross Davis George Dawson Shirley DeShazo Joe K. Dorsey M. L. Driskill Don Duenkel Leon G. Dudley Ralph Eubank Marvin Rannin Bill Ferrell Gary Frashier Tony Gibson J. P. Gilcrease Larry Glasgow David Groves Ben Gunn MEMBERS Tom Hamilton Ted Hannah Nlaynard Hansen Brad Hays Eddie Henson Ronald Hill Herman Hoffman Lesta Hood Carl G.1 Jones Steward Jones James Joyner Robert Kerns Richard King Bill Kopycinski irst Rofw: Joe Bailey, Sidney Bierman, Jack Brown, John Callan. Donald C. Kruse Donald Love Eugene McNeese Eugene Marshall Max Merrell Jed Miller George L. Morris R. A. Newton James A. Nix Bill T. Murrell Curtis O'Rear Gordon Osborn James Lee Owens Phillip Patrick Jim Paul Jimmy A. Payne A. P. Penton Foy Phillips John Prestridge Alton Pribble Donald J. Pundt Leon Randolph Eugene Renfro Roy Keith Richeso Lon M. Roberts Charlie Roberts Dan Smith Joel Smith l'1 James E. Stavlo Jackie Stephenson Allen Sutton Robert Tuliaferro Phil E. Teeling James Thompson Bill Trammel Johnny Vestal James VVatts Bob VVade F. T. Willenburg Monte VVise Frank Young Mack Zimmerman Scrond Rofw: James Carter, Robert Faulkner, Joe Teel. Page 3I9 I A9 ffl ff' - -9195 OFFICERS ROBERT KEITH ...... Chairman HAROLD JOHNSON . . Vine-Chairman RICHARD SNYDER . . . Treasurer RAY KORNFUEHRER . . All-IE Secretary VVILLIABI LOVE . . . IRE Secretary HAROLD A. SPUHLER . . . IRE Sponsor TOM B. STENIS . . . AIEE Sponsor AIEE-IRE COORDINATES EXTRA-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES The Texas Tech Student Branch AIEE-IRE is sponsored jointly by two national organizations, The American Institute of Electrical Engineers, and the Institute of Radio Engineers, Inc. The Purpose of the student branch is the dis- semination of knowledge of the theory and practice of all phases of electrical engineering and other allied fields, as well as the furtherance of the pro- fessional development of the student. The Organiza- tion serves to present proper perspective of engineer- ing worlc and the opportunity to become acquainted with personnel and activities of the national organ- ization. The organization also acts to coordinate extra- curricular departmental activities and the electrical engineering section of the Engineering Show. MEMBERS Robert Bland Harold Branum Ladimir Brosta William Brumley Billy Cathey Robert Cardwell Hollis Carroll Dwight Carver Robert Chism, jr. Ivan Clay Cecil Coale Gene Coulter Clay Cummins lack Davis Iames Dean Iames Dickinson Iames Doherty Gilbert Edwards Cecil Foster Edwin Foster Bobby Galusha Herbert Gatlin Cecil Hall VVilliam Hefner Andrew Henry Robert Hill Lloyd Hornsby VVilliam Horn Hollis Huckeba VVorth Hufstutler Calvin Ivie Eugene Johnson H. Ray Kerby Joe A. Kile LeRoy Kunetka I. C. Lankford, Ir. VVilliam Love Horace Lowe Billy Mathis Herman Maxey Lonnie Mickey Benedict Nieswiadomy Billy Norris jack D. Paige Claude L. Patterson Charles Presley Benjamin Pyle Bert Reid George Rick Ronald Rohe VVayne Schuman Idan A. Seale David Shoemaker Tom Siddens Lewis Sitterly James E. Smith john Ray Smith Richard D. Snyder Robert South LeRoy Steele Henry Teague William Thompson Zane Tomlinson Thomas A. Tune james Vanderford George Vinson Cy Olan VVhitHll David Wiley Charles E. VViIson, Arthur VVolters Louis VVolters Robert Zilbert OFFICERS: Robert E. Keith, Presiderzij Richard Snyder, Trearurerj Ray Kornfuehrer, HIIEE Sefreiaryf William Love IRE .Secretary Page 320 QQ' X Aylsworth, Baker, Becker, Burton, Byars, Carruth, Chandler, Cheek, Coker. Cook, Cooper, Craig, Dancer, Estes, Fifer, Fitts, Foster, Frye. Fulks, Gilhreath, Green, Greene, Hall, Hayes, Henyan, Herring, Hollingsworth. Holmes, Huddleston, johnson, Jordan, Kelly, Leeman, Lewis, Libby, McClanahan. McGee, Meissner, Metcalf, Moore, Morris, O'Neal, Parrish, Puckett, Rav. Richter, Rollins, Sansing, Schoenhals, Selmon, Sims, Small, Snead, Sorensen St. Clair, Steele, Steelman, Stephens Stephenson, Stevens, Stewart, Strother, Sullivent. Vvalker, VVarren, Vvatson, Vllatts, VVhitfill, VVilliamson, VVillingham, Vlliltercling, VVine. J. Young, F. Young. Page 32I First Row: Jimmie Ball, john Bennett, Ilershel Biggs, Lyell Haze, James Blunentritt, Larry Byrd, Donald Case. Serond Rofw: Randall Craig, Bobbie Davis, James Davis, Bill Echols, Joe Hampton, Owen Harrell, Eddie Hemmeline. Third Rofw: Duane Miller, Kenneth Moore, Erwin Moreman, Charles Newby, Ronald Parker, Truman Powers, Earnest Roberts. Fourth Rofw: Fulton Smith, VV:1yne Stagner, Fred Steen, VVilli:1m Taylor, George VVendel, VVallace YVilson, Richard Vanlandingham. mericom jndfifufe of cyncfwafriaf gifzgineerfi Page 322 OFFICERS HERSHE1. VV. BIGGS ..... President Btu. D. ECHOLS . . . Vice-President -IoHN W. BUSWELL . . . Secretary VVILLIABI R. TAYLOR . . Treasurer MOTION PICTURES. GUEST SPEAKERS FETE INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERS The American Institute of Industrial Ifngineers is open to all students in Industrial Engineering. Activities include motion pictures, guest speakers, and representative activities, social activities and social meetings. MEMISERS Kay Baird Ierry Cooper Iohn Buswell George Duey Iac Colties Ross Gwinner Norris Green The AIIE promotes interest in industrial engi- neering and its application in engineering and in- dustry. Another function of the AIIE is to prepare its members for membership in the national organi- zation. NOT PICTURED VVilliam A. King Billy Scott Ralph Miller VVayne Skinner Ionas Nlorehart Dan Stairwalt Thomas Peacock lii-, -.,,., ,HW , OFFICERS: Alan Olson, Joseph Bohannon, Jimmie Asbill, Tommy Davis, Wallace Pounds. merican jnafifufe of Wiring ml Wefa! urgica! gngineerd OFFICERS ALAN OLSON . . . . President JIM ASBILL . . . . Treasurer WALLACE POUNDS . . Vice-President JIM CARTER .... Pulvlieity Hlrzrzager lVIAC DAVIS . . . . . Secretary VVILLIAM L. DUCKER . -JOE BOHANNON Engineering Sho-zz' fllanager . . . Sponsor TECH BRANCH SEEKS PETROLEUM INDUSTRY KNOWLEDGE The Petroleum Branch of the American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers seeks to further the student's knowledge of the petroleum industry, and to acquaint him with the petroleum engineer's functional purpose. All students of petroleum engineering are eligible for membership in the Texas Tech Chapter. Activ- ities include social meetings, guest speakers from the petroleum industry, representative activities, and student conferences. MEMBERS Thane Akins Joe Mamson Lonnie Anderson Jim Asbill Robert Baker Jon Bear Royce Beck Charles Biggs Joe Bohannon Herschel Brawley Kenneth Burke James Buster Jack Byrd Larry Calverly James Carter Robert Castle Ervis Coggin Donald Cope Ronald Cowlfield C. C. Cudney Mac Davis Phillip Davis James Denton Verle Downey Tom Drew Richard Escue Jerry Eskew George Fowler James Fowler Betah Freeland Pat Garland Fred Gifford Forrest Gray Bill Hall Bob Hance Gary D. Hancock Jerry Harper Glenn Henson Troy Hickman Jerry Jaicson W. B. Hill Bill Hollis Robert House Stanley House Sam Hull John B. Johnson Larry Johnson Ronald Johnson James Johnson Ross Jones Royce Kelly Marvie Kerby Newton Lang Kimberly Lawton VVilburn Luna Benjamin Mahonay Gerald McCasland James McDonald Gary Mitchell Carrol Montgomery Alan Olson Curtis Parks Ben Phillips James Phillips Wallace Pounds Robert Raley Dean Rietman Darryl Sanders Gus Schenck James Schlitter Jerry Schmidt Bill Schuler Hugh Shrader George Slaughter John Smith Lonnie Smith R. H. Stainback Talmadge Stephenson Richard Stuart Walter Sweet Austin Taequard Sidney Talbert Cloyce Talbott Robert Tatum Howard Thomas VValter Uhlenhoff Robert Unary Mabrey VVaggoner John Weaver Bob VVhitaker James R. White Jimmie VVhite Sonny VVilliams Page 323 First Rofw: Bill Claborn, John Bruton, Fredda Collier, Ralph Cooper, Thomas Denton, Donald Duncan, Gayle Erickson, Hugh Fewin .Second Row: james Gilbert, VVilliam Harrington, james Harrison, Carl Hickman, Ronald Hillier, Don Holden, Tom Ireland, Bob Jester Third Rofw: Don Kirk, James Liggett, John Lubbe, Charles McCarty, James McCown, Sherrell Manning, Arthur Martin, John Nanney. Fourth Rofw Milton Newell, O. H. Newton, Ed Noakes, VVayne Noakes, Joe Norwood, Nolan Purser, Billy Russell, Keith Smith. Fiflh Rolw: Frederick Speck, Billie Steele, Glynn Truan, Harold Wlall, VVilford VVatson. mericrfm agbciefg 0 Gui! gifagineem Page 324 Chapters of the American Society of Civil Engi- neers are established at all recognized engineering institutions offering civil engineering curriculuins. The sl. H. Klurdough Student chapter has always ranked high nationally as well as among the seven recognized chapters in Texas, placing second within the state last year on the basis of activities and achievement. The Tech chapter was also awarded :1 Letter of Recognition from the ASCE. Fourteen men attended the semi-annual nieetirg of the Texas Conference of Student Chapters, at which the Tech Chapter was host chapter. OFFICERS HARo1.n F. XVAL1. Doxfxrn DLNCAN . . LAvoN fhTTAXVAY . . . Cl.ll l lJRlJ L. MCANEAR . DR. G. A. VVHETSTONE . . Presizlrfrzf I7il'l'-Pfl'SiIlF7l I . Swrrfirlry . Treasurer . Sponsor mericcm ociefy of Wweclaanica gifzgineem OFFICERS DICK LOVVERY ...... Chairman VVARREN STOCKTOX . . Vice-Chairnzan BILL PRICE .... . . Secretary FRANK SWINSON . . Treasurer MES AIM FOR PROFESSIONAL The object of this organization is the advance- ment and dissemination of knowledge of the theory and practice of mechanical engineering, the pres- entation of a proper perspective of engineering work, Iohn Arnold Tommy Ashley Miles Black Ioe Brod Derby Brooks John D1 Burleson William L. Bynum Troy H. Clem Clarence A. Creacy Monty E. Davenport CONSCIOUSNESS and the opportunity to become acquainted with the personnel and activities of the Society as well as to promote a professional consciousness and fellow- ship. MEMBERS Dave Diehl Robert Dunn Tom Foster Joseph Glass Wiley Guinn Hal Hayter Robert Heath Gerald Hilhun Leslie Hill Louis Hungate I. H. Lawrence, jr. Richard Leonard Richard Lowery Dwight McCree Mabry McMahan Francis lVIcNeely Gerald McWilliams Charles Norwood Ioe Pate Robert Phillips Billy C. Price Arliss Rogers I. Steve Rogers Howard Smith Warren Stockton VVilber Stockton Michael VVilliamson John VVright VVeldon Swinson VVarren VVarner Fzrst Row. John Arnold, Tommy Ashley, Miles Black, Joe Brod, Derby Brooks, john Burleson, Bill Bynum. Serond Rofw: Troy Clem, Clar- ence Creacy, Monty Davenport, Robert Dunn, Gerald Hilbun,, Louis Hungate, James Lawrence. Third Rofw: Edward McNeely, Billy Price, John Rogers, Howard Smith, VVeldon Swinson, VVarren Warner. Page 325 cargo? e ociefg OFFICERS DICK VVELDON ...... President JAMES ROWLAND . . Vive-President ANNE STALNAKER . . Serretary PEGGY BLACKVVELL . . Treasurer ARCHITECTURE AND ALLIED ARTS COMPOSE GARGOYLE The Gargoyle Society open to all persons regis- between the students of the architecture and allied tered either in architecture or allied arts, has as its arts departments. purpose to further the cooperation and fellowship Activities for the year include several dances and between these students and to improve the relations parties. Firxt Rolw: John Alford, Janice Benson, Peggy jo Blackwell, Curtis Cannon, Robert Caudle, Ralph Clark, Kenneth Crump, Will Court- ney. Second Rofw: William Conley, Robert Durham, jane Feathers, Phyllis Gardner, Fred Griffin, Kay Harrison, Leon Harp, Jerry Holt. Third Ro-w: Charles Hobbs, Henry Huneke, Ron McGregor, Charles Martin, Arthur Miles, John Montgomery, Bobby Moore, Nancy Nelson. Fourth Rofw: James Rowland, Nancy Shortes, Letitia Slemmons, David Smith, Anne Stalnaker, Richard Weldon, VVilliam VVorkman, Mary VVorstell. Fifth Rofw: Charlie Johnson, Charlene Jones, VVeldalene Mabra. Not Piftured: ,lack Blackstock, Richard james, Joe Line, Virginia Mahaley, Jerry Martin, Dolores Owen, Dick Reagan, Paul Stambaugh, Kenneth Tollin, Don Wilson. fm ,-- ' N-.Q fs Page 326 MEMBERS First Rofw: Jimmie Asbill, Jerry Brown, Leslie Carnes, Jr., Noel Rietman, Mac Davis. Second Rau: VVallace Pounds, Lucien Sipes, Jr., John Weaver, Jimmie White. Q 61255511 jan OFFICERS KEITH DOWNEY . . . . . . President JOSEPH BOHANNON . . . Vice-President LESLIE CARNES . . Second Vice-Prexident HOWARD THOMAS JIMMIE ASBILL . PHILLIP JOHNSON PI EPSILON TAU HONORS TOP Pi Epsilon Tau is the national nonorary frater- nity for Petroleum Engineers. The local Chapter of Pi Epsilon Tau consists of petroleum engineering students of the junior and senior classes who meet the requirements as specified by the National con- stitution and who have an overall grade point aver- Jimmie Asbill Joseph Bohannon Jerry Brown Leslie Carnes Earl Deitering Verle Downey Paul Gaston Alan Olson Noel Rietman Howard Thomas . . Secretary-Treasurer Corresponding Secretary Sponsor PETROLEUM ENGINEERS age of 1.5. The object of this fraternity is to foster a closer bond between its members and the petro- leum industry, to broaden the scope of the activities of its members, and to maintain the high ideals and the standards of the engineering profession. PLEDGES Mac Davis Buddy Sipes Royce Kelly Darrell Stone Ben Philips John Weaver Wallace Pounds Jimmie VVhite Page 327 OFFICERS: Harold Johnson, Presidenlg Sidney Bierman, Vife-Presidentj Alfred Libby, Recording Serretaryj Roy Lee Cox, Corresponding S errefary. an life, I2 OFFICERS HARQLD jorixsox . . . . President SIDNEY BIERMAN . . . Vice-President ALFRED Liam' . . . Recording Secretary ROY LEE Cox . . Corresponding Secretary DR. A. G. OBERG . . . Treasurer ENGINEERING FELLOWSHIPS GRANTED BY TAU BETA PI The major tangible objective of Tau Beta Pi, National engineering honor society, is the granting of fellowships to selected members to enable them to engage in advanced studies. Tau Beta Pi en- courages entering engineering students to set their goals high. Eligible students for the Texas Beta Chapter of Page 328 Tau Beta Pi are the upper one-fifth and one-eighth of the senior and junior male engineering students respectively. From this group, those students pos- sessing outstanding personal characteristics and capacity for leadership are elected by the present members. , Lonnie Anderson, john Arnold, Jimmie Asbill, Ray Aylsworth, Leslie Carnes. Norman Chandler, Bill Claborn, Erwin Cooper, Monty Devenport, Bobbie Davis. Donald Duncan, Gayle Erickson, Samuel Estes, Grady Greene, David Groves. VVilliam Harrinton, Carl Hickman, Ronald Hillier, Don Holden, Donald Huddleston. Rovert Keith, James Liggett, Wallace Pounds, Eldon Reynolds, Richard Snyder. Donald Thetford, Jack VVilterding, James VVine, Terry Young. Page 329 l OFFICERS: Alan Olson, Prr5idcnI,' VVallace Pounds, Vife-Prz'.rident,' Jerry King, Serretaryj Roger VVilliams, Treasurer. ngirreering jgciefy Page 330 OFFICERS rALAN OLSON . . XVALLACE POIQNDS JERRY KING . . SUNNY WILLIAMS DEAN BRADFORD . . President . Vice-Presiderzt . . Srrretzzry . Treasurer . Sponsor MEMBERSHIP OPEN T0 ALL ENGINEERS lllembership in the Engineering Society is open to all students registered in the Engineering Divi- sion. The aims of the society are to promote the welfare of student engineers, provide for the ex- change of ideas, and to discuss problems common to all engineering groups. The main work of the Engineering Society is carried on by the Board of Directors which is com- posed of the officers of the society and one repre- sentative from all departmental societies. Dues are placed in the Loan Fund which is available to any engineering upperclassman. This fund is nearly thirty years old and has been very active through the years. 1' l 32? V, . l 5 N 5 g ' f f, f ' li jf fffff 0 . .Mme Qonomicd elaarlfmenlf .Ma 5 ARNE RANDALL 14111111011 zlrts SANN1E CALLAN DR. CSENE SHELDEN Child Df 11f'lofJ111f1zt and Clothing 111111 Tvxtiles Frunily Rt'!lIl'i07lX No! Piffurrd DR. NIINA LABIB YvIVIAN ADAMS DR. VVILLA 'TINSLEY Foods and Nuirition Home Et'0l10lI1il'X Edlll'1Zfi07l 11011111 AIIIIIIIQFNIPYU, Dean o Home Evononzics Page 332 First Rofw: Charlotte Beck, Averill Brinkman, Nina Conatser, Maynette Derr, Carolyn Gore, Linda Hefley. Second Rofw: Dottie Sue Hor- chem, Mary Roberson, Celia Shortes, Minnie Lee Thompson, Beverly VVood. Wa sa, an OFFICERS M1NN1E LEETHOMPSON . . . Prvsidmz LINDA HEFLEY. . . . . I'ire-President BEVERLY VVOOD . . . Secretary-Treasurer NIAYNETTE DERR . . Publirity Chairman CELIA SHORTES . . . Projects Chairman ETHEL JANE BEITLER .... Sponsor APPLIED ARTS CLUB WORKS WITH ARTS AND CRAFTS Creating in arts and crafts stimulates the mem- bers of TeCh's applied Arts Club. This HE club strives to broaden interests and knowledge in the field of art, provides opportunities for working with arts and crafts, aids for the exchange of ideas, tries Ruth Bates Charlotte Bech Averill Brinkmann Nina Conatser Maynette Derr MEMBERS Carolyn Gore Linda Hefley Melba Hill Thelma Hill Dottie Sue Horchem to recognize professional ability, 'and stimulates higher scholarship. Nlembership is open to all students who have a genuine interest in applied arts. Glenda Keyton Joyce Roberson Celia Shortes Minnie Lee Thompson Beverly VVooCl Page 333 ome conomicfi CLA OFFICERS FRANCES ALLISON ..... President PRISCILLA BAUMGARDNER . Vice-President AVANELL PARSON ..... Secretary INIARIAN 'WILSON . . . . . Treasurer MRS. WINNIFRED CEIFFORD . . . Sponsor CO M MITTEE CHAIR M EN GWENDOLYN GOYVENS . . . Program PRISCILLA BAURIGARDNER . . flrlembership CSLENDA KNOW'LES . . Social and hlostess JEAN CRASS . . .... Publicity lV.lARTHA BENN . . . File and Scrapbook BARBARA THURSTON ..... Records BEVERLY GARNER . . Finurzeirll Projects CAROLYN REYNOLDS A.PV.S. Representative EDWINA SCHOVAJSA Student Council Representati-ve AVERILL BRINKIXIAN Stude' t Council Representative ll CLASS REPRESENTATIVES TO COUNCIL JAN SELF ...... . Senior KATY NIATHIEU . . . Junior JUDITH CONE . . Sophomore DEANN BUSKE . . Freshman H. E. CLUB ENTERTAINS FRESHMEN WITH HOWDY PARTY Among the activities of the Home Economics Club are a Howdy Party for entering freshmen, a United Nations get together, a coffee for visiting alumni at Homecoming and a Christmas party with the Aggie Club. In the spring, this organization sponsors an annual banquet and HE open house. Nancy Phillips was general chairman of the Open House for 1956. The Home Economics Club was organized at Tech in 1925. Its aims are to promote friendship, to develop a professional attitude toward home eco- nomics, and to promote interest in the field of home economics. First Rofw: Frances Allison, Priscilla Baumgardner, Martha Benn, Deann Buske, Jean Crass, Judith Cone. Second Rofw: Beverly Garner Glenda Knowles, Edwina Schovajsa, Ian Self, Alene Parsons, Barbara Thruston. Page 334 'R s l First Rofw: Frances Allison, Priscilla Baumgardner, Virginia Carter, Bette MeGehee, Glenda Knowles. Second Row: Lynn Moore, Edwina Scho- vajsa, Barbara Smith, Dorothy Ware, Beverly Wood. Not Pictured: Ann Adams, Pauline Brock, Beverly Garner, Claudia McCartor, Eleanor Reynolds, Mary Lou Sherrill, Marian VVilson. !9Ai Modidn micron, OFFICERS X7IRGINIA CARTER ...... President MAR1oN VVILSON . . . Vive-President BEVERLY GARNER . . Recording Secretary FRANCES ALLISON Correxjmnding Sefretary GLENDA KNOWLES ..... Treasurer H. E. HONOR STUDENTS SUPPORT WELFARE PROJECTS Phi Upsilon Omicron is the national honorary fraternity for Home Economics majors. Qualifica- tions for membership are based on leadership and scholarship. Included in 1955-56's activities were a tea for home economics freshmen, a carolling party in De- cember, Tea for honor students of the division, and two initiations of new members. Professional activi- ties included contribution to Phi Lvpsilon Omicron scholarship and support of local welfare and alumni projects. Page 335 6616665 U I Ti P UK :NOW hx ,vw fe 6 ,fa H1 wr , eniom fJFFICPH1S JOHNNY AIUXI-QS, 1,7'l'.YI'lft'Ilf,' Bon BIooRr.I'h1h!H1wfden1q ICORAIA CW1APxLxNg.9vfrfnn9y DCANCY RDBERTS Page 337 eniom Page 338 RfJYCE LIONEL Ac UPF, Lanzesa , Bachelor of Business Administration in Industrial Manage- ment, Tech Accounting Society, Tech Management Associ- ation. Bolzlw L. ADAMS, Estellinv Bachelor of Science in Animal Husbandry, Aggie Club, Rodeo Association. JON TADAMS, IJIIIIIHIZ Bachelor of Arts in Government. ,JERRY VV. AD.AP-TS, Lawn Bachelor of Science in Agricultural Education, Aggie Club, Future Farmers of America. AlEss1E XV. AD.ABIS, Fort Wiorfh Bachelor of Science in Animal Husbandry, Sigma Nu, Presi- dent, Block Sz Bridle, Aggie Club, Future Farmers of America, B.S.O. XV. LEE LADAMS, Lubborvl' Bachelor of Arts in Secondary Education, Future Teachers of America. NIARY CONSUELA AGUILAR, Seminole Bachelor of Science in Home Economics Education, Home Economics Club, Newman Club, Future Teachers of Amer- ica. ROBERT LAKERS, Follett Bachelor of Science in Animal Husbandry, Block lk Bridle Club, Aggie Club, Reporter and Second Vice-President. -IOHNNIE DoYLE AKIN, Luhhofk Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering G. THANE AK1Ns, Brady Bachelor of Science in Petroleum Engineering, Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Arts, American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers, Engineering Society. AIIBI ALEX.4NDER, flbilelle Bachelor of Science in Agricultural Economics, Phi Delta Theta, Aggie Club, Agricultural Economics Club, Infan- try Club. DONNIE LEE ALLEN, Lorenzo Bachelor of Arts in History. NELDA THADINE ALLEN, Snyder Bachelor of Science in Petroleum Geology, Capa y Espada, Geology Club. RoNALD ALI.ToN, Amarillo Bachelor of Science in Textile Engineering, Phi Psi. BETTY REE ALSUP, Stanton Bachelor of Business Administration in Accounting, Sigma Kappa, Phi Gamma Nu, Tech Accounting Association, VVesley Players, Horn Hall, Legislator. ALAOR AI.T.AFIN, Piraciavaba, Brazil Bachelor of Science in Petroleum Geology, Cosmopolitan Club, Newman Club, Geology Club, Capa y Espada. DAN T. AMIS, Eastland Bachelor of Business Administration in Personnel Nlanage- ment. LONNIE LEE TANDERSON, Rofar: Bachelor of Science in Petroleum Engineering. BTARY JANE IANDERSON, Dallas Bachelor of Business Administration 1n Accounting, Sigma Kappa, President, Phi Gamma Nu, Treasurer, Tech Ac- counting Society, Christian Science Organization. THURMON ANDRESS, Breckenridge Bachelor of Science in Petroleum Engineering, Sigma Gam- ma Epsilon, Geology Club. JOHN ARNOLD, Corpus Christi Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering, American Society of Mechanical Engineers, Engineers Club, Swim- ming Team C1954-SSD. JIBINIIE S. ASBILL, Stinnett Bachelor of Science in Petroleum Engineering, Pi Epsilon Tau, Alpha Chi, American Institute of Mining and Metal- lurgical Engineers. THOMAS A. IATKISSON, Childress Bachelor of Science in Agricultural Education, Sigma Nu, Aggie Club, Future Farmers of America. LAVON S. ATTAWAY, Lubboell Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering, VVesleyan Stu- dent Foundation, President, American Society of Chemical Engineers, Secretary, Engineers Show, Publicity Manager, Alpha Phi Omega. TRIXIE AUSTIN, rllatarlor Master of Arts in Psychology, Graduate Student, Psychol- ogy Club. YVILLIAM E. AUTRY, JR., Silverton Bachelor of Science in Agricultural Engineering, Agricul- tural Engineering Club, American Society of Agricultural Engineers. RONNIE AVERX'T, Andrews Bachelor of Arts in Government, Student Council Q54-565, International Relations Club, President C54-SSD, Future Teachers of America, President 119531 , Pi Sigma Alpha. RAY AYLSWORTH, Slrzimz Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering, Kappa Mu Epsilon, American Institute of Electrical Engineers, Insti- tute of Radio Engineers, Electrical Engineers Honor Society. ROBERT B. BACHKI.-XX, Throeffvnorfmz Bachelor of Science in Animal Husbandry, Alpha Tau Omega. JACK SLOAN BADGETT, Whifeu.'riglzt Bachelor of Science in Petroleum Geology, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Vice-President fFall, 195-H, President QSpriug, 1955j , Sigma Gamma Epsilon, Vice-President 1195-lj , Dis- tinguished Military Student, Dennis Honor List C1953j, Der Liederkrantz. JOE A. B.-x1LEY, Dallas Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering, Kappa Sig- ma, American Institute of Chemical Engineers, Signal Club. RI.-XRTIN H. BAILEY, De Leon Bachelor of Science in Agricultural Education, Scabbard S Blade, Infantry Club, Aggie Club, Future Farmers of America. EARL ROY BAILEY, Prnnjm Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering, American Institute of Chemical Engineers, ,jx 5- S X . V X f . f . A. ...... .. ...,... f Page 339 '11 69 ,A 4lF5 '-L ,, ff gerfiif lr l XA ?- M f .. .. ' '3'f- ' d 1.5-2: l l Page 340 CHARLES E. BAKER, Sand Springs, fjkfllllfllllfl Bachelor of Business Administration in Finance, Institute of Financeg Veterans' Club. I,,II.A BAKER, l.IllllI'.lYl Bachelor of Science in General Home Economicsg Home Economics Club. BARBARA BANKS, Littlefield Bachelor of Business Administration in Retailingg Phi Gam- ma Nu. VVILLIAM H. BANMSTER, JR., Lubborb Bachelor of Arts in Historyg VVestminster Student Fellow- ship. ELicENE EARL BARKowsKY, Lamwsa Bachelor of Science in Agricultural Educationg Aggie Club, Future Farmers of America. DoNA1,D D. BARNARD, Crane Bachelor of Science in Petroleum Geology. I,1NDA KAY BARTON, O'Donm'll Bachelor of Arts in Elementary Educationg Future Teachers of Americag Baptist Student Union. .IACQUELINE BATEMAN, Lubbock Bachelor of Business Administration in Secretarial Admin- istration, Forumg Tech Forensic Uniong Secretary Student Religious Councilg VVesley Foundationg Wesley Players. EDWARD BEAN, Lubbock Bachelor of Science in Petroleum Geologyg Tech Geology Club. Dox BEASLEY, Jlrnzphis Bachelor of Science in Agricultural Economicsg Aggie Club, Agricultural Economics Club. LEWIS EUGENE BECKER, Lubbock Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineeringg American Institute of Electrical Engineers, Institute of Radio Engi- neersg Engineering Society. Bon BECKHAM, Abilene Bachelor of Science in Animal Husbandry, Phi Gamma Delta, Presidentg Alpha Zeta, Vice-Presidentg Student Council, Block 81 Bridleg Aggie Club. XVINONA STARR BELEW, Lubborl- Bachelor of Arts in Secondary Educationg Alpha Lambda Deltag Sigma Tau Delta. KENNETH BENNETT, Von Horn Bachelor of Arts in Journalismg Pi Kappa Alpha, Press Club. IOE D. BENNETT, rllineral Wells Bachelor of Science in Agricultural Education, Future Farmers of Americag Aggie Clubg Scabbard gl Blade, Presi- dent. CHARLES VINCENT BIDDY, Padumh Master of Science in Mathg Graduate Student. CHARLES RAY BIGGERSTAFF, Gober Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering. BARBARA BIGGS, IJ,l'HZllll07lf Bachelor of Business Administration in Accountingg Rodeo Association, Publicity Chairmang Delta Delta Delta. HERSHEI. BIGGS, Grand Prairie Bachelor of Science in Industrial Engineeringg American Institute of Industrial Engineers, President. CHARLES DENNIS BINGHAM, Spur Bachelor of Business Administration in Accountingg Kappa Sigma. LOLA HowARD BIGHAM, Lublmri Bachelor of Science in Educationg Future Teachers of Americag International Relations Club. EAIERY REX BLACK, Bro-zwzyfrld Bachelor of Business Administration in Industrial Nlanage- mentg Delta Sigma Pig Alpha Phi Omega. DL' VVAYNE BLACKSHEAR, 1llI0lll1flllll!lif, Ave'-tt' fllexiro Bachelor of Science in Physical Educationg Double HTH Associationg Varsity Basketball Team. PEGGY .lo BLACKWELL, Dallas Bachelor of Advertising Art and Design. BETTY ANN BL.-XCKXVELL, Odessa Bachelor of Business Administration in Business Education: Pi Omega Pi. ROBERT GLYNN BLAND, Lulzbork Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineeringg American Society of Electrical Engineers. CHARLES HORACE BLANTON, Nm-mstle Bachelor of Science in Physical Educationg Double HT Association. BI.-NRJORIE Jo BLANTON, .lmarillo Bachelor of Arts in Elementarv Education: Future Teach- ers of Americag Associated VVomen Students. COOPER BI.oL'NT, Lubborl Bachelor of Science in Petroleum Engineeringg American Institute of Metallurgical Engineersg Sigma Alpha Epsilong Kappa Kappa Psig Sigma Phi Nug Engineering Show. -losEPH E. BOHANNON, AIR., Sulphur Springs Bachelor of Science in Petroleum Engineeringg Engineering Show Managerg Pi Epsilon Taug American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers. PATRICIA 1. HOLES, Illidland Bachelor of Advertising Art and Designg Kappa Alpha Theta, Vice-President, Pledge Trainerg LA NYENTANA, Edi- torg President Drane Hallg B.S.O.g Sophomore Favorite. DONALD RAY BOREN, Sfeplzenville Bachelor of Science in Agriculture. FRANK H. BOSTON, Tulia Bachelor of Business Administration. CAM off? 6 - Page 34I ii.i1lv eniom I Page 342 GIARRY HALL BOYER, Borger Bachelor of Science in Geology, Double T Association, Varsity Football Team, 1952-53. JOHN E. BRADSHAVV, Graham Bachelor of Science in Agriculture, Aggie Club, Horticul- ture and Park Management Club. BIILDRED JO ANN BRAY, fvolzm Bachelor of Science in Home Economics Education. BILL G. BREWER, Ilojspy Bachelor of Science in Geology, Geology Club. CHARLES DON BRICE, Tahofta Phi Gamma Delta, Saddle Tramps, Student Council, Busi- ness Manager, Delta Sigma Pi. DOROTHY ANNE BRIGGS, Tulia Bachelor of Science in Education, Sigma Kappa, Rush Chairman, Future Teachers, Panhellenic Council, Tech Toastmasters Club. ERNEST L. BROOKS, Abilene Bachelor of Science in Petroleum Geology, Geology Club, Sergeant at Arms, Tech Veterans, Alpha Phi Omega. KEITH G. BROCK, Friona Bachelor of Science in Agronomy, Saddle Tramps, Aggie Club, Agronomy Club. JOE P. BROD, JR., Whoo Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering, American Society of Mechanical Engineers. BARRY JAMES BROOKS, .Indra-zt's Bachelor of Business Administration in Accounting, Delta Sigma Pi, Tech Accounting Society, President, Inter-Dorm Senate, Vice-President, Doak Hall Association, Treasurer, Tech Toastmasters. CHARLES DERBY BROOKS, JR., Iloaszon Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering, Pi Kappa Alpha, President, Scabbard and Blade, Phi Eta Sigma, Kappa Mu Epsilon, Secretary. CLETA JUNE BROWN, Hobbs, New Alexitro Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education, Festival Choir, Future Teachers of America, Baptist Student Union. JACK CARL BROWN, Borgfr Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering, American Institute of Chemical Engineers. JERRY CLIFFORD BROWN, Lubbock Bachelor of Science in Petroleum Engineering, Phi Eta Sigma, Pi Epsilon Tau, Phi Delta Theta, Scholarship Chairman, Historian. TOMMYE BROWN, Lubbock, Bachelor of Business Administration, Kappa Kappa Gam- Ula. ROSALIE LAVELLE BRUBILONV, Odessa Bachelor of Business Administration in Accounting, Junior Council, Phi Gamma Nu. WII.LIAh'I G. BRUNSON, Borgcr Bachelor of Science in Geology, Phi Theta Kappa, Geology Club. BILL H. BRYAN, Pecos Bachelor of Science in Animal Husbandry, Double T Association, Varsity Football Team, Aggie Club. ROY GLENN BRYANT, Plainview Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering, Scabbard and Blade, Dorm Athletic Director, Varsity Track Team, Engineering Show. lXIARY ETHELENE BUCY, Ifrouvzfiflrl Bachelor of Advertising Art and Design, Tech Choir 1951- 543 Gargoyle Society, President 1954-555 Psychology Club, Secretary 1955-56. DAv1D KYLE BL'EscHER, Corpus Christi Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineeringg American Society of Civil Engineers. JESSE FRANK BUMPASS, Lubborb Bachelor of Business Administration in Industrial Manage- ment, Delta Sigma Pi, Historian, Circle K, Board of Direc- tors, Tech Economics Society, Secretary-Treasurerg Tech Management Association. PATSY IQATHLEEN BURDEN, Arzdrvzcr Bachelor of Business Administrationg Sigma Kappa, Phi Gamma Nu. JIM E. BIIRGESS, Earth Bachelor of Science in Agriculture, Aggie Club, American Society of Agricultural Engineers. YVILLIAM WAYNE BURR, Lubbock Bachelor of Business Administration in Management, Tech Management Clubg Circle UK Club. BILLY LLOYD BURKE, Hobbs, Krew Illexico Bachelor of Science in Education, Baptist Student Ifniong Double T Association. JOHN DEE BURLESON, W'mf0 Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering, American Society of Mechanical Engineers, Saddle Tramps, Baptist Student Union, Inter-Dorm Senate. EARL CLARENCE BURNS, Lubbock Bachelor of Arts in Petroleum Geology, Geology Club. YVILLIAM F. BUSH, Lubbock Bachelor of Science in Geology. JACK L. BYRD, San dngelo Bachelor of Science in Petroleum Engineering, American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers. PATRICIA ANN BYRON, Dallas Bachelor of Science in Elementary Educationg Kappa Kap- pa Gammag Book Reviewers Club, Treasurer. CHARLES RAY CAFFEE, Burbburrzelt Bachelor of Architecture, Student American Institute of Architects, Alpha Phi Omega, American Society of Me- chanical Engineers. FRANK VVAYNE CALHOUN, Port Lawn-zz Bachelor of Arts in Historyg Sigma Alpha Epsliong Alpha Phi Omega, Student Council. X J N .'f V 'dh Y X ll lil - ' im llallllllllll' ll lnPl'llllll F . ll'i' ' -f ' Y ' L 'riff I, i 5 ,If A' ily If-ia., 1 I ffl ii -r., '- ,nl 1 1 A f A - 'iii i. .. I l , lilIiif 'G-12' Page 343 f 1' I ' .I o Q 'Xu QA Mgt N 'Q'- -fxw , aQX A VJ 'I Xt. ,- 'Q Y h . :alll .Q-STI, ' 4 X Q f- W , X L H ' lf l M A f v Z, 5 N X 4 7X A, f -L f-yygg. ,,- Page 344 JOHN ERNEST CALLAN, Pampa Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering, Kappa Delta Psi, VVesley Players, Treasurer, American Institute of Chemical Engineers. SAM rI1H0MAS CAMP, Lubbock, Bachelor of Business Administration, Phi Delta Theta, Circle K Club, Tech Institute of Finance, Public Rela- tions Officer. LESLIE AIYERS CIARNES, Iowa Park Bachelor of Science in Petroleum Engineering, Kappa INIU Epsilon, Pi Epsilon Tau, Vice-President, Tau Beta Pi. EUGENE SANFORD CARPENTER, Big Spring Bachelor of Business Administration, Double HT Associa- tion, Varsity Basketball Team. AI.-XRY XYIRGINIA CARR, Lubborl' Bachelor of Arts in Speech, Head Girl Cheerleader, 195+- S5, Student Council, Forum, President 1955-56, Pi Beta Phi, Vice-President, junior Favorite. H.'XRRIS CiEORGE CARTER, San Angelo Bachelor of Science in Physics, American Institute of Physics. JAMES ciER.-XLD CARTER, l'rrnmz Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering, American Institute of Chemical Engineers. NANCY SUE CARTER, Proclor Bachelor of Business Administration. PATRICIA GAY CARTER, Amarillo Bachelor of Arts in English, Associated VVomen Students, Sigma Tau Delta, Treasurer. S. VIRGINIA CARTER, Lubbork Bachelor of Science in Home Economics Education, Forum, Treasurer, Phi Upsilon Omicron, President, VVesley Foun- dation, Secretary, Town Girls, President, Home Economics Cluh. Tom J. CARTER, Hereford Bachelor of Science in Animal Husbandry, Rodeo Associ- ation, Infantry Club, Aggie Club. VVILLIABI H. CARTVVRIGHT, Illidlmzd Bachelor of Business Administration in Marketing, Saddle Tramps, Alpha Phi Omega, Alumni Secretary, Varsity Show, Technical Advisor 1954-55. GLEN TRACY CARY, Brownfield Bachelor of Business Administration in Finance, Student Association, President, Junior Class, President, Phi Delta Theta, President, Saddle Tramps, President, VVho's VVho in American Colleges and Universities, Delta Sigma Pi. DKJNYXLD ROBERT CASE, Springfeld, Jlissouri Bachelor of Science in Industrial Engineering, American Institute of Industrial Engineers. ALBERT GARY CASSELL, Lubborl' Bachelor of Science in Petroleum Geology, Kappa Sigma, Sigma Gamma Epsilon, Varsity Golf Team, 1954. GERAL CIENE CATHEY, flbilem' Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering, Baptist Student I'nion, American Society of Civil Engineers, Engineering Society, Executive Council Sneed Hall Dormitory Associ- ation. ROBERT MAC CAUDLE, Hale Center Bachelor of Science in Architectural Engineering, American Institute of Architecture, Tech Band. NORMAN M. CHANDLER, Stanton Bachelor of Science iII Electrical Engineering, American Institute of Electrical Engineers, Institute of Radio Engi- IICCIS. LONNIE RAY CHANT, Natafin Bachelor of Science in Agricultural Engineering, Agricul- tural Engineering Club, Student Religious Council, Engi- neering Society. NORAIA CHAPMAN, ,Justin Bachelor of Business Advertising, Associated VVomen Stu- dents, President 'S+-SS, Pi Beta Phi, Associated VVomen Students Representative, '53-54, Senior Class Secretary, Phi Gamma Nu, Vice-President, Knapp Hall '54-55. SHIRLEY LEE CHAPMAN, Lubbork Bachelor of Science in Education, Kappa Alpha Theta, President, Rush Chairman, Associate Editor 195+ I,A VEN- TANA, Co-Chairman Union Publicity Committee. JAMES ,IAcKsoN CHFEK, Jlifm-al Whflls Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering, American Institute of Electrical Engineers, Institute of Radio Engi- DCCF5. GEORGE DEE CHRISTIAN, Hasffell Bachelor of Science in Agricultural Education, Aggie Club, Future Farmers of America. BILLY J. CLI-XRORX, Laird Hi!! Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering, American Association of Chemical Engineers. CHARLES D.-XX'ID CLARK, flliami Bachelor of Science in Animal Husbandry, Aggie Club, Sigma Nu, Recorder. GERALD VVAYNE CLARK, Corpus Christi Bachelor of Business Administration, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Herald and Treasurer, Tech Accounting Society. RALPH ERNEST CLARK, JR., Odessa Bachelor of Advertising Art and Design. RAYMOND T. CLARK, Big Spring Bachelor of Arts in Industrial Psychology, Newman Club, Psychology Club. RONNIE VV. CLARK, Yunm, flrizomz Bachelor of Business Administration, Student Council: President of Board of Student Organizations, Vice-President and President of Delta Sigma Pi, Business Manager of Stu- dent Religious Council, Saddle Tramps. RAYMOND ISNNIS CLAYTON, Dalhart Bachelor of Science in Agricultural Education, Pi Kappa Alpha, Aggie Club, Future Farmers of America, Saddle Tramps. rIlROY H. CLEAI, JR., L11bbot-K' Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering, American Society of Mechanical Engineers. RICHARD DI'NcAN CLL'GsToN, EI Ibzyu Bachelor of Science in Agricultural Education, Aggie Club, Future Farmers of America. VVILLIAM C. COFFEE, flnmrillo Bachelor ot Business Administration in Advertising, Tech Veterans, Secretary, Tech Choir, Circle K, Public Rela- tions Direetor, LA VENTANA, Copy Editor, Phi Mu Alpha. Cfclriri of I9 6 Page 345 eniom Page 346 JUNE COKER, Lubbock Bachelor of Arts in History, Kappa Alpha Theta, Editor, Sigma Tau Delta. LAVVRENCE FOSTER COKER, Houston Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering. HAROLD T. COLLINS, Goodlezt Graduate, Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Science in Chemistry. ANN COLLINS, Plrlifzfuifit' Bachelor of Arts in English, President Tech Ifnion Pro- gram Council, Union Board, Secretary, Forum, Delta Delta Delta, Board of Student Organizations. NINA CONATSER, Canadian Bachelor of Science in Applied Arts. ALAN BRYAN CONLEY, Lubbock Bachelor of Arts in English, Kappa Sigma, Alpha Phi Omega, President, Vice-President, Corresponding Secretary, Canterbury Association, President, Treasurer, Student Reli- gious Council, President, Board of Student Organizations. ROIIGER S. CONNELLEE, Amarillo Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering, American Society of Mechanical Engineers. CHARLES M. CONNER, Dallas Bachelor of Science in Petroleum Engineering. ROY Svo CONNER, Izora Graduate, Master of Science in Animal Husbandry, Block and Bridle, Future Farmers of America. JACKIE B. COOK, Lubbock Bachelor of Business Administration, Tech Accounting So- ciety, Delta Sigma Pi. RAY KI. COOK, Floydada Bachelor of Arts in English, Leiderkranz Club, Texas As- sociation of German Students, President, Sock and Buskin, Kappa Alpha Mu. EDWIN EUGENE COOPER, llrlidland Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering, Engineer- ing Society. OSCAR J. COOPER, Illidland Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering, Sigma Nu, Saddle Tramps. FRANCES DEE COPELAND, Lot-knay Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education, Alpha Lamb- da Delta, AVVS Representative, Knapp Hall. ROMAN Ross COWAN, llliami Bachelor of Science in Animal Husbandry, Aggie Club. ROYCE -JOE COVVTHON, Odessa Bachelor of Arts in Government. ROBERT B. COX, Lamem Bachelor of Arts in Government, Pi Sigma Alpha, Phi Delta Theta, Texas Tech Supreme Court. ROY LEE COX, Abilene Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering, Phi Eta Sigma, Kappa Mu Epsilon, Alpha Chi, Tau Beta Pig American Association of Mechanical Engineers. BILLIE DON CRAIG, Grand Prairie Bachelor of Science in Mathematics, Graduate. BOBBY RAY CRAWFORD, fllemphis Bachelor of Science in Education. BRAD CRAVVFORD, Seminole Bachelor of Arts in Government, Pi Sigma Alpha, Chief Justice of Tech Supreme Court. EVVELL STANLEY CRISXNELL, Anton Bachelor of Business Administration in Marketing. HAROLD VVAYNE CRISWELL, Lubbock Bachelor of Architecture, VVesley Players, American Insti- tute of Architects, Sigma Chi Fraternity. NOAH LEE CROMER, Talzolvz Bachelor of Business Administration in Finance, Sigma Nu. SHIRLEY .ANN CROOK, Childress Bachelor of Arts in Business Education, Alpha Lambda Delta, Phi Gamma Nu, Scribe, Pi Omega Pi, Vice-Presi- dent. INEZ HILL CROUCH, Lubbock Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education. RONALD DEE CROUCH, Higgins Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Science in Industrial Engi- neering, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, American Institute of In- dustrial Engineers, Alpha Phi Omega, Saddle Tramps, President, National Convention Chairman of NIPA, AIADELYN IRENE CROW, Broiunjfefd Bachelor of Arts in Mathematics, Tau Beta Sigma, Sigma Tau Beta, Future Teachers of America, Tech Band, Alpha Chi, Secretary. CAROLE CROVVDUS, Houston Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education, Book Review- ers, AWS Representative, Tech Chamber of Commerce, Future Teachers of America, Student Union Committee, Chairman, Pi Beta Phi. JERRY CIQNNINGHAM, Texarkana Bachelor of Music, Tech Band, Kappa Kappa Psi, Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia. AIILLER ROBERT CLRNLTTE, Kermil Bachelor of Business Administration in Accounting, Alpha Tau Omega. GCJXIER CORDELL CL'sTER, Post Bachelor of Science in Petroleum Engineering, Kappa Sig- ma, American Institute of Mechanical Engineers, Arnold Air Society, Inter-Dorm Senate. 'TRAVIS DONALD DABBS, Post Bachelor of Business Administration in Advertising, Delta Sigma Pi, Arnold Air Society. fs- , K Q, O X. X pw -1 , r f K s v I. I - A f l Page 347 if 'X feif . . , . ..-Z '11, 2 ' af. 'H QQQS 'XF If If ,Eff Page 348 NORRIS B. DANIEL, lfalfinger Bachelor of Arts in Psychology, Veterans Club. JAMES D. DANIELL, Iirfrkezzrizlge Bachelor of Business Administration in Traffic Manage- ment, Delta Sigma Pig Sigma Iota Epsilon, President. MAI.coI.sI B. DANIELI., Eloy, flrizwm Bachelor of Arts in Chemistry, Phi Eta Sigmag Swimming Teamg Dolphin Fraternity, Vice-Presidentg Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Alpha Epsilon Delta. DIANA LYNN DAUGHERTY, lllidland Bachelor of Science in Educationg Delta Gamma, President. AIONTY E. IJAVENPORT, Lubbock Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering, Phi Delta Theta. PAT DAVENPORT, Lakwieu' Bachelor of Arts iII Mathematicsg Zeta Tau Alpha. EDWARD KEITH DAVID, Ilebbanfville Bachelor of Science in Geology. ANN LoL'ISE DAvIDSoN, WiI'hita Falfs Bachelor of Arts in Spanishg Kappa Alpha Theta, Chap- lain, Optimates, Treasurer, Sigma Tau Deltag Capa y Espada. BETTYE Jo DAVIS, Roby Bachelor of Business Administration in Advertising, Zeta Tau Alpha, Association of Women Students. BOBBIE G. DAVIS, Wfrlxrzharhie Bachelor of Science in Industrial Engineering, Alpha Pi Mu, Vice-Presidentg American Institute of Industrial Engi- neers, Publicity, Tau Beta Pi. JAMES EDGAR DAVIS, Amarillo Bachelor of Science in IndI1strial Engineeringg Alpha Tau Omega, Secretary, American Institute of Industrial Engi- neersg Alpha Phi Omega. LEE XV. DAVIS, JR., Post Bachelor of Science iII Educationg Disciple Student Fellow- ship, Worship Chairman. RIJRERT ALEX DAVIS YVAYNE H. DAVIS, Littlefield Bachelor of Business Administrationg Tech Veterans, Presi- dent, Tech Chamber of Commerce, President, President Sneed Hall, Saddle Trampsg Circle HK. JAMES HENRY DEAN, Luhbovlr Bachelor of Business Administration in Finance, Tech Choir, Alpha Phi Omega, Tech Institute of Finance. RICARDO SANIPERIO DE LA VEGA, Guatemala City Bachelor of Science in Agriculture, Cosmopolitan Club, Newman Club, Agricultural Engineering Club. JERALDINE DENTON, Childress Bachelor of Business Administration. THOMAS JAMES DENTON, North Cozuden Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering, American Society of Chemical Engineers. VERNON R. DENTON, Dallas Bachelor of Science in Petroleum Engineering. RICHARD L. DETTEN, Panhandle Bachelor of Science in Animal Husbandry, Alpha Zeta, Block and Bridle, Historian, Agriculture Club, Reporter, Newman Club, Vice-President. CLAUDE NVAYNE DEVANEY, Coahoma Bachelor of Arts in Industrial Management, Tech Veterans Club. DAVID A. M. DIEHL, Lulfboai Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering. GERALD PAUL DIETZ, Borger Bachelor of Science in Petroleum Geology, Geology Club, Sigma Gamma Epsilon, Sigma Chi, Band. ROBERT DIETZ, Burger Bachelor of Science in Chemistry, Phi Eta Sigma, Kappa Mu Epsilon, American Chemical Society, President, Board of Student Organizations, M. I'. Craig Prize in Chemistry. DON CARIERON DILLEY, -IR., Burger Bachelor of Science in Agriculture, Kappa Sigma, Presi- dent, Treasurer, Interfraternity Council, President, Student Council, Vice-President, Agricultural Economics, Vice-PreSi- dent , Varsity Cheerleader. HAROLD DOL'GLAS DONNELL, flnmrillo Bachelor of Science in Agriculture, Horticulture Club. HAAG ALFRED DIDUGLAS, Lubborrk Bachelor of Arts in Psychology, Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia, Psychology Club, Student Union Committee. NIERVIN LEON DOWNEY, llaufley Bachelor of Science in Petroleum Geology, Alpha Phi Omega, Treasurer, Geology Club, Signal Club. XPERLE K. DOWNEY, Perryton Bachelor of Science in Petroleum Engineering, Phi Gamma Delta, American Institute of Petroleum Engineers, Pi Epsi- lon Tau, President. XVILSON L. DOWNS, Lubbock' Bachelor of Science in Petroleum Geology, DONALD li. DIJYLE, Lubbmrk Bachelor of Business Administration in Accounting. f?EORGENE IJOYLE, JIrKinney Bachelor of Science in Education, Pi Beta Phi, Book Re- viewers, Biology Club. LARRY JOHN DUENKEL, Pamprz Bachelor of Business Administration in Accounting, Delta Sigma Pi, Tech Accounting Society, Texas Tech Irregu- lars, Circle K. 641:56 of l 9 Page 349 . - -1 eniom Page 350 DONALD BENNETT DUNCAN, Lubfwfk Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering, American.Societv of Civil Engineers, Vice-President, Engineering Society. JAMES ROYCE DUNN, Qummh Bachelor of Science in Geology, Geology ClIIb. ROBERT GLENN DUNN, Fort Plforth Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineeringg American Society of Mechanical Engineers. VVILLIAM NEWTON DUNN, Lubbmvl- Bachelor of Business Administration in Accounting, Tech Accounting Society, Reporter. BURTON L. DL'PREE, Ihfzzwr City Bachelor of Arts in Parks Managementg Horticultural Club. BERYL DURHAM, Lewlland Bachelor of Architectureg American Institute of Architects, Reporter, Engineering Society. ciEORGE DLTSANG, EZ Pam Bachelor of Architectureg American Institute of Architects, President, Secretary, Board of Student Organizations. ANN B. DL'VAL, Lublmrk Bachelor of Science ill Education, Kappa Alpha Theta, Vice-President, Parliamentarian, Rush Chairman, Student Union Publicity Committee, Secretary. VVAYNE EARINS, Rule Bachelor of Science in Educationg Future Teachers of America: Baptist Student Union. BILLY BERL EASTLAND, Stamford Bachelor of Business Administration iII Retailingg Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Eminent Chroniclerg Alpha Phi Omegag Saddle Tramps. BILL D. ECHOLS, Lubbork Master of Science in Textile Engineeringg American Insti- tute of Industrial Engineers, Vice-President, Scabbard and Blade, Vice-President. -IOHN A. ECKSTROM, Program Bachelor of Science in Geology, Geology Club, Lubbock Geological Society. BILLIE LOU EDLIN, Odessa Bachelor of Science in Education. LOUIS E. EDAIONDSON, Abilene Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering. BIARY CABIILLE IEDYYARDS, Lublwf-.5 Bachelor of Science in Educationg Alpha Lambda Deltag Alpha Chi, Baptist Student I'nion. ISDDIE ISDVVARDS, San Saba Bachelor of Science in Agricultural Economics, Agricul- tural Economics Club, Treasurer. ROBERT K. EISENBECK, San Angelo Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering, Gamma Delta, Vice-Presidentg Texas Region Gamma Delta, Presi- dentg International Gamma Delta, Treasurer, Student Reli- gious Council. LON RAY ELKINS, Childress Bachelor of Science in Zoology. CLYDE A. ELLIS, JR., Amarillo Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineeringg American Society of Mechanical Engineers. JAMES H. ELLIS, Plains Bachelor of Science in Petroleum Geologyg Geology Club. .AMON C. fPETEl ENGLISH, lllidland Bachelor of Business Administration in hlanagementg Alpha Tau Omega, Sergeant at Arms. GAYLE A. ERICKSON, llfidland Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineeringg Head Cheer Leaderg Tech Supreme Courtg Scabhard and Blade, Presi- dentg Sneed Dormitory Association, Presidentg American Society of Civil Engineers. JERRY TOM ESKEVV, Fort Worth Bachelor of Science in Petroleum Engineeringg American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineersg Engineer- ing Societyg Baptist Student Union. DAN OLMIAN ESTES, Wif'hit1z Falls Bachelor of Business Administration in Industrial Nlanage- Inellt. SANILTEL E. ESTES, Carlsbad, New fllexiro Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineeringg Phi Eta Sig-- mag Electrical Engineering Honor Societyg Kappa Mu Epsi- long American Society of Electrical Engineersg Institute of Radio Engineers. -IIBIMIE ETHRIDGE, Fabens A Bachelor of Business Administration in Accountingg Delta Sigma Pig Tech Accounting Societyg Student Council. FRANKIE B. ELRANKS, Lorenzo Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education. ALFRED EVANS, JR., Brozvnvvood Master of Arts in Accountingg Graduate Studentg Tech Vetsg Tech Accounting Society. CoY EVANS, Lubbork Bachelor of Business Administration in Personnel Manage- mentg Tech Vers. VVALTER TED ISV.-ANS, Grufuer Master of Science in Agronomyg Graduate Student. SADYE fir.-XRNER lf.-XHRIiNBRL'CH, Lllbbmvl' Bachelor of Science in Elementary Educationg Transfer from the University of Nebraska. RIARVIN R. FI-XNNIN, Corsirana Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering. GERALD RAY FARLEY, Dlrkens Bachelor of Business Administration in Industrial Nlanage- mentg Management Cluh. rm: f E. f V:- il 4' All nWm'ir e 'I . ' 5, 'ills-llllllv N ,ff I ffigii ' A, at fi in -.. KKK. ..-5 1 iv: v -se 7 . ' I ' Page 35I , . ,nt .' I AI I Q., A WM W I t. ,!, ii l .' 'Mm A I. '1 .. '- X .lk . ,I --ul 2 tt l Z I is 9 5 Q 4 , . li X t--f 'L'f' l ll li , I I ' X l t C. RoIaERT FAULKNER, Odessa Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering, Phi Kappa Psi, Treasurerg American Institute of Chemical Engineersg Phi Eta Sigmag Saddle Tramps. AI.-XURICE FAWCETT, Luhbor-Z' Bachelor of Science in Secondary Educationg Station Service Controller, KTTCg Phi Mu Alphag Baptist Student Uniong Council Promotional Chairman 11953-19555. RIARY LOUISE FENTON, Taholvz Bachelor of Business Administration in Secretarial Admin- istration. l'IL'GH RICHARD FEWIN, Burkbarnrftt Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering, Student Council 11955-195635 Double T Association, American Society of Civil Engineersg Phi Delta Theta, Scabbard Sc Blade. I.EXYIS VVII.soN FIFER, JR., Lubborl' Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineeringg American Institute of Electrical Engineering and Institute of Radio Engineers. SAM FINDLEY, Ilale Center Bachelor of Arts in Government and Historyg Sigma Chi. ciL'Y RI. FINLEY, Ft. Slorvffozz Bachelor of Business Administration in International Trade, Vets Club, Presidentg Circle K Club, President, Delta Sig- ma Pi. ROBERT D. FORD, Lubbark Bachelor of Arts in Historyg Forensics C1952-195-U Q Vlesley Foundation 11952-19565, Vice-President C1955-195635 Le Cercle Francais C1955-19565 g Student Religious Council C1954-19555. G. T. FOVVLER, Langrvim' Bachelor of Science in Petroleum Engineering, American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineersg Engineer- ing Society. JAMES E. FOYVLER, Croxbyton Bachelor of Science in Petroleum Engineering, American In- stitute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineersg Engineering Society. ANNIE PEARL FRANKLIN, Seagraws Bachelor of Science in Home Economics Education in Foods and Nutrition, Sigma Kappa, Second Vice-Presidentg Home Economics Club, President. BETAH H. FREELAND, AIR., Baird Bachelor of ScieIIce in Petroleum Engineeringg American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineersg Engineer- ing Society. VERNAI. R. FREEMAN, Oltoa Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineeringg American In- stitute of Electrical Engineering-Institute of Radio Engineers fI954-I955,Q Veterans Clubg Engineering Society U95-U. AIARY EI.IzARETH fBETSYD FRESH, Killeen Bachelor of Business Administration in Secretarial Adminis- trationg Zeta Tau Alpha, Secretaryg Alpha Lambda Deltag Phi Gamma Nu. -IAIXIES H. FRIZELL, Stamford Bachelor of Science in Petroleum Geology, Lubbock Geo- logical Societyg Tech Geology Club, President, Sigma Gamma Epsilon. Page 352 667,66 of I9 6 MARY ANN GAHN, Amarillo Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education, Future Teach- ers of America, Baptist Student Union. WILLIAM DEAN GAITHER, Phillips Bachelor of Arts in Zoology QPre-Dentallg Phi Gamma Delta, Treasurerg Pre-Med Society. R. B. CTANDY, JR., .ML Vernon Bachelor of Science in Animal Husbandry, Aggie Cluh. JOSEPHINE LTARCIA, Amarillo Bachelor of Arts in Bacteriology, Forum, Sigma Delta Pig Capa y Espadag Newman Cluhg Associated VVomen Stu- dents, Representative. BEVERLY LOUISE CTARNER, Rorllvlale Bachelor of Science in Home Economics Educationg Home Economics Club, President, Phi Vpsilon Omicrong Student Council 1953-S4-Q Supreme Court Justiceg Forum. BOE LEE CTARRETT, Graford Master of Science in Chemistryg American Chemical Soci- etyg Teaching Fellowship for Chemistry Department. DOROTHY ANN CBARRETT, Stoplzfrrvillo Bachelor of Science in Foods and Nutrition, Phi Vpsilon Omicron, Home Economics Cluh. PATRICIA LEE CTARRETT, Lublmri Bachelor of Business Administration in Retailingg VVorltl Travelersg Delta Delta Delta. LEONARD GARLAND CTASTON, Lublzorlf Bachelor of Science in Textile Engineering, Alpha Tau Omega, Sock and Buskin, Vice-President, President, Alpha Psi Omegag Sam Houston Rifles, Textile Engineering So- Cletv. ALICE CTAIQNTT, Rule Bachelor of Science in Home Economics Education, Delta Delta Delta, Future Teachers of Americag Homemaking Club. CAROLYN GEORGE, Whitesborri Bachelor of Science in Home Economics Education, Home Economics Club, Sigma Kappa. RALPH CTEORGE, Enorlzr Bachelor of Science in Agricultural Education, Aggie Cluhg Future Farmers of America. JAMES A. CTIBSON, Luhbork Bachelor of Science in Petroleum Geology. KENNETH M. CTIBSON, lllrLwm Bachelor of Business Administration in Accounting, Delta Sigma Pi. T. F. CTIFFORD, Freeport Bachelor of Arts in Geology, Bachelor of Science in Pe- troleum Engineering. LA RUE fTILMORE, Le-vrllanrl Bachelor of Science in Home Kappa, First Vice-President, Panhellenic Representativeg Legislator and Officer, Drane Economics Education, Sigma Hall, All College Play. JOSEPH RIAURICE GLASS, Snyder VVAYNE CTLENN, Big Spring Bachelor of Arts in Psychology. Page 353 eniom Page 354 HERl3ERT FRANKLIN CENEPPER, Lubbofk Bachelor of Science in Pre-Dental, Vet Club, Pre-Med Club. PEGGY JOYCE GOLDEN, Lubbofrk Bachelor of Business Administration in Secretarial Admin- istration, Phi Gamma Nu, VVesley Players, VVesley Foun- dation Council. NANCY ANN GOLIGHTLY, Floydada Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education. OTTO CEOTTSCHALK, Wizztffrr Bachelor of Science in Agricultural Education, Alpha Zeta, Aggie Club. ANN CERAHABI, Paros Bachelor of Business Administration in Retailing, Delta Delta Delta, Phi Gamma Nu, Marketing Club. LONNIE PATRICK CERAHABI, Broken Afro-zu, Olrlahonza Bachelor of Arts in Pre-Law, Double HT Association, Circle K Club. VVALLIE GRAVITT, Lewellanfl Bachelor ,of Science in Petroleum Geology, Kappa Kappa Psi, Vice-President, Tech Geology Club. DIANE HARRIS GRAY, Lublaovl' Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education, Associated YVomen Students, Future Teachers of America. JAMES SOPES GREEN, Gallatin, Tennessee Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering, American Institute of Electrical Engineers-Institute of Radio Engi- neers. JERRY GREEN, Lamesa Bachelor of Science in Geology. GRADY FRANCIS GREENE, Fort lVorth Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering. ALVIN LANIER CEREGG, Plain-vieu' Bachelor of Arts in English, Sigma Tau Delta, President, Sigma Delta Pi, Optimates Club, Phi Eta Sigma. IVAN GREGORY, JR., Harlingen Bachelor of Business Administration in Accounting. GENE GRIFFIN, Eastland Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education, Alpha Phi, Pledge Trainer, Marshal, Panhellenic Representative, Asso- ciated VVomen Students, Council Member, Future Teachers of America. LAVON H. GRIFFIN, Witrhitzz Fallr Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering, Student Religious Council, American Society of Mechanical Engi- neers, Engineering Society. AIARY H. GRISTY, fVithi1a Falls Bachelor of Arts in Journalism, Kappa Alpha Theta, Editor, Disciples of Student Fellowship, Editor, Press Club, Le Cercle Francais, R.O.T.C. Sponsor, 1953-54-55. DAY'ID M. GROVES, Lubbock Bachelor of Science and Bachelor of Arts in Chemical Engi- neering, Kappa Mu Epsilon, Phi Eta Sigma, American So- ciety of Chemical Engineers. XIVILEY ASHLEY fEUINN, Grand Saline Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering, American Society of Mechanical Engineers. KAREEM HABEEIS, Ramallah, Jordan Bachelor of Science in Petroleum Engineering, American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers, Cosmo- politan Club, Engineering Society. ROYAL M. HIAGERTY, Lulzlmzii Bachelor of Science in Petroleum Geology, Phi Delta Theta, Secretary, Alpha Phi Omega, Phi Eta Sigma, Sigma Gamma Epsilon. BILLY RAY HALL, Leoelland Bachelor of Science in Petroleum Engineering, American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers, Engineer- ing Society. DON RAY HABI, Tulia Bachelor of Science in Agricultural Education. KENNETH E. HABIIBY, Brou'nu'ood Bachelor of Architecture, VVranglers, 1952-53, Alpha Tau Omega, Palm Reporter, Pledge Trainer, Vice-President, Phi Mu Alpha. BETTY DORIS HAMILTON, Lubbock Bachelor of Arts in Speech, Pi Beta Phi, Alpha Psi Omega, Tech Student I'nion Committee Chairman, Book Reviewers, Sock and Buskin, JOY LAVERNE HAMMOCK, Littlefield Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education. ELIZABETH ANN HANDLEY, Lockney Bachelor of Science in Education, Home Economics Club, Baptist Union. LEE THEODORE HANNAH, Plainoie-rc Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering, American Institute of Chemical Engineers, Scabbard and Blade, Dis- tinguished Military Student, Alpha Phi Omega, Engineers Show, 1955, Traffic Manager. BILLY BATES HANSON, Goldth-zcaife Bachelor of Science in Animal Husbandry, Rodeo Associa- tion, Block and Bridle Club, Aggie Club. NELSON SHAW HARGROVE, Dallas Bachelor of Science in Economics, Alpha Tau Omega. C. E. I'IARLOXV, JR., Brady Bachelor of Science in Animal Hushandry. LEON POOL HARP, Abernalhy Bachelor of Architecture, Phi Eta Sigma, American Insti- tute Of Architects, Gargoyle Society. OWEN D. HARRELL, Wfhitrville Bachelor of Science in Industrial Engineering, American Institute of Industrial Engineers, Tech Veterans, Engineer- ing Society. VVILLIAM P. HARRINOTON, Illarfa Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering, American Society of Civil Engineers. f f Z W l M, Page 355 ,4 -f 'C 1- I I, F l J ,z:,2i ifif! f A lg Skt ?fiy!',g.. Q ....!f! K E'if ii it - '.seznr uv, AYFA Page 356 JAKIES VV. HARRIS, Paris Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering, American Institute of Electrical Engineers-Institute of Radio Engineers. PATTI JANICE H.'ARRIS, Runge Bachelor of Science in Home Economics Education, Baptist Student Uniong Home Economics Club. JABIES DOUGLAS HARRISON, Sanderson Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineeringg American Society of Civil Engineers. JIBI B014 HARRISON, COZFIIIIIIZ Bachelor of Business Administration in Finance. VERNON D. HART, .lliami Springs, Florida Bachelor of Arts in Secondary Education, AFROTCg Fly- ing Club, President. MRS. LOIS CRANFILL HART, Lubborb Master of Education in Elementary Education, Graduate Student. HERNI.-KN ScARIaRoL'GH HARTLEY, Odessa Bachelor of Arts in Geology. JABIES CLEVELAND HARWELL, Stamford Bachelor of Science in Petroleum Geology, Sigma Gamma Epsilon, Vice-President, Geology Club. HUDA HASSEN, Stamford Bachelor of Arts in Speechg Student Council, Secretaryg Arts and Sciences Representative, Kappa Kappa Gamma, Vice-Presidentg Sock and Buskin Club, Presidentg Speech Pathology Club, Vice-President. JIMMY HASTON, Plainview Bachelor of Science in Agriculture. REGINALD XVINSTON HATCH, Lubbock Bachelor of Business Administration in Economics, Econom- ics Club, Tech Vets Club, Circle K Club, Secretary. JESSE CbARLTON HATCHETT, Lubborb Bachelor of Science in Agronomyg Agronomy Club, Cor- responding Secretary. l'iL'GENE H.eXROLD HAVRAN, Olney Bachelor of Business Administration in Finance, Tech III- Stitute of Financeg Tech Veterans Clubg Newman Club. Bonny JoE HAYN'KINS, Lubbock Bachelor of Science in Educationg Sigma Alpha Epsilong Future Teachers of America. HILToN HXXYES, San Angelo Bachelor of Science in Agriculture Education, Double T Associationg Future Farmers of America. MARSHALL A. HAYES III, Lott Bachelor of Arts in Petroleum Geology, Kappa Sigma, Geology Club. MARY GALE HAYS, Ballinger Bachelor of Arts in History, Zeta Tau Alpha, President, Panhellenic Council, President, Knapp Hall, Legislator, Secretary, Press Club. RAYMOND LEE HAYES, Coleman Bachelor of Science in Agriculture. VVILLIAM B. HEARNE, Sezzyrrwes Bachelor of Business Administration in Retailingg Tau Kappa Epsilong Tech Veterans Association, Transfer from University of Texas. EDDIE DON HEMMELINE, Lubbock Bachelor of Science in Industrial Engineering, American Institute of Industrial Engineers. CLAYTON LEE HENDERSON, Sundo-zen Bachelor of Arts in Commercial Art, Graduate Student. GAIL TYSON HENDERSON, Lubbock Bachelor of Science in Education, Alpha Chi. SYDNEY LEE HENDERSKJN, Longview Bachelor of Arts in Elementary Education. CLARENCE E. HENNINOER, Almeury Bachelor of Business Administration in Industrial Manage- ment. FRANCIS LOUISE HENRY, Soo Paulo, Brazif Master of Science in Foods and Nutrition. GLENN D. HENSON, .Mundoy Bachelor of Science in Petroleum Engineering, American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers. HLIGH CARROL HERRINO, Brozvnfeld Bachelor of Arts in Speech. CARL E. HICKZNIAN, Lulrbocl' Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering, American Society of Civil Engineers, Kappa Mu Epsilon. GERALD B. HILBL'N, Pasadena Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering, American Society of Mechanical Engineers. RONALD LEE HILLIER, Amarilfo Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineeringg Tau Beta Pi, Kappa Mu Epsilon, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Alpha Phi Omega, Historian, American Society of Civil Engineers, Treasurer. CATHERINE VV. HINCHEY, Lubbofk Bachelor of Arts iI1 Historyg Kappa Alpha Theta, Rush Chairman, Social Chairman, Newman Club, 1952-53, Book Reviewers, 1952-53, Student Union Publicity Committee. F. ANN HOGG, fllonahan.f Bachelor of Music in Music Education, Kappa Alpha Theta, Song Leaderg Mu Phi Epsilon, Vice-President, Tech Choir. JUNE HARPER HOGUE, flflonohzms Bachelor of Business Administration, Phi Gamma Nu, R.O.T.C. Sweetheart. CALM off? 6 Page 357 eniom Page 358 DoN CARL I'IOI.DEN, .Jbilmw Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering, Alpha Chi, Tau Beta Pi, American Society of Civil Engineers. GEAN VV. I-IoLDEN, Jbifme Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering, Signal Club, American Institute of Electrical Engineers. LARRY Ho1'K1NS, Lubbot-.6 Bachelor of Science in Textile Engineering, Phi Psi. CHARLES QSR.-SIG I'IOXYl.Ii, Big Spring Bachelor of Arts. DoNALD NVAYNE I-IL'DDLEsToN, Lubbark Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering, Alpha Phi Omega, American Institute of Electrical Engineers. ISLLIS VVRIGHT Idl'DDI.ESTON, Knapp Bachelor of Science in Agricultural Education. XV1LL1AA1 RANDALL HL'DSoN, Port Arthur Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering, Student Association, Vice-President, Kappa Sigma, President, Engi- neering Show, General Manager, Saddle Tramps, Ameri- can Society of Mechanical Engineers, Doak Hall, President. NEAL IXICAIILLAN I'IL'l IfAKl?R, Uhm Bachelor of Science in Geology. GLENN If. I'IL'NT,Rl1ffA' Bachelor of Science in Chemistry, Graduate Student, Amer- ican Institute of Chemical Engineers. AIANIES B. HLNT, llaflsville Bachelor of Science in Agricultural Education, Future Farm- ers of America, Baptist Student I'nion. ,IoHN 'TOLBIZRT I'IL'TCHENS, Pfunpa Bachelor of Business Administration in Accounting, Stu- dent Council, Delta Sigma, Senior Vice-President, Tech Ac- counting Society, President, Board of Student Organizations, Treasurer, Tech Toastmasters. DoNALD JAMES I'IL'TCHlNS, Paros Bachelor of Science in Dairy Industry, Aggie Club, Dairy Industry Club, President, Dairy Products Judging Team. VAN C. HL7TCHlNS, Cfofvis, Ne-ze fllexirro Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering. HARKJLD ISIEITH I-IUTSON, Hereford Bachelor of Science in Textile Engineering, Textile Engi- neering Society, Secretary, Phi Psi, Vice-President. OSLER CARL HUTSON, Glndezunter Bachelor of Science in Petroleum Geology, Sigma Gamma Epsilon, Tech Geology Cluli, Veterans Association. ISNVELI. KIENNETH -IACKS, Lubbm-1' Bachelor of Science in Zoology, Graduate Student. AIARY Jo ,IAcKsoN, Bm-zwzf5'f!d Bachelor of Science in Education, Kappa Kappa Gamma, IVIajor-Minor Club. GLEN -IAMES, Littlefield Bachelor of Business Administration in International Trade, Circle HKU Cluh, Tech Veterans Association, Economics Cluh. HELEN LOUISE JAMES, Lubbock Bachelor of Music in Music Education, Music Festival. JIMMIE DALE JAYROE, Amnrilfo Bachelor of Science in Animal Husbandry, Rodeo Associa- tiong Aggie Club, Block sf Bridleg Judgihg Team. D. CONRAY JOHNSON, Flnydnzla Bachelor of Business Administration in Finance, Tech Insti- tute of Finance. E. HARCJLD JOHNSON, Littlefield Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineeringg American ln- stitute of Electrical Engineers-Institute of Radio Engineers, Vice-Chairmang Tau Beta Pi, President, Electrical Engi- neering Honor Society, President. BIILTON R. JOHNSON, Hamlin Bachelor of Business Administration in Accounting, Tech Accounting Society, Delta Sigma Pi, Tech Vets. PA L' L JOHNSON, Rankin Bachelor of Science in Dairy Industry, Dairy Products Judging Team. POLLY JOHNSON, Iiratzcnfirld Bachelor of Arts in Commercial Art, Capa y Espada, Sigma Delta Pig Gargoyle Society. XVILLIAM VVALTER JOHNSON, Wellingtozz Bachelor of Science in Range Managementg Agronomy Club, Tech Vetsg Aggie Club. JOHN VV. JONES, Brady Bachelor of Science in Animal Husbandry, President of Senior Class, Student Council H954-195553 Block 81 Bridleg Phi Delta Thetag Livestock Judging Team. KATHLEEN JONES, Lubbork Bachelor of Arts in Recreation, Zeta Tau Alpha, Newman Club, Major-Minor Club, International Relations Club. THORIAS ALBERT JONES, illonahnns Bachelor of Arts in Government, Pi Sigma Alphag Interna- tional Relations Clubg Future Teachers of America. ALTCJN Z. JORDAN, Illnrshnll Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering, American ln- stitute of Electrical Engineers-Institute of Radio Engineersg Engineering Society. JIBI LEE JORDAN, JR., illmmhans Bachelor of Arts in Mathematics. JERRY D. JLLIAN, LHIIIIOFE Bachelor of Arts in Chemistry, Kappa Kappa Psi. JOHN KIOUSIS IQALLAS. Lnbhofl- Bachelor of Business Administration in Management. l. 'ill ' All -lll ' 'lllv lfll ll l1l,tllllll ., . ' ,Q - - jf 'l V ' 1 l . ' E O--4 f A nilbxf 'ALE' Page 359 I ' f .I ffl' Q Sq Qhu .f', A r gil. 174. .lp W , -2 ' you lg .clxvl W E X .l A 5 71 Q X i .rv t -ff. ' ka . P at S F' il' it s if ,I fi? 1 nl'--. lt 'QwIQ'9 N Z N Z I ,I 'fl' cfvzevfhyfazs. DALE HowARD TNARPE, O'Donnrll Bachelor of Arts in English, Lieclerkranz, Pre-Med, Kappa Kappa Psi, Phi Eta Sigma, Alpha Epsilon Delta. TQARL F. KAl,'TZ, JR., Jfzvlwmwillff, Florida Bachelor of Science in Physical Education, Kappa Sigma, Double T Association, Vet's Club. ROBERT E. KEITH, Wlzitffaf-If Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering, American In- stitute of Electrical Engineers-Institute of Radio Engineers, President, Arnold Air Society, Area HH Commander, Tau Beta Pi, Cataloguer, Electrical Engineering Honor Society, Engineering Society. JAMES FRANK KELLEY, Burkburmfrt Bachelor of Business Administration in Finance, Sigma NII. 'TSHOMAS VVILLIAAI KELLY, Ennis Bachelor of Science iII Zoology. REX P. IQENNEDY, Jlrluleshmf Bachelor of Science in Agricultural Education, Aggie Club, Future Farmers of America. TXIENNETH E. KETTLE, Kermit Bachelor of Science in Zoology. DOLORES TQILCHENSTEIN, Kilgore Bachelor of Business Administration in Business Education, Pi Omega Pi. BILL A. KILPATRICK, Lubbofk Bachelor of Business Administration in Finance, Phi Delta Theta, Infantry Club. JACK CORBETT KING, Wichita Falls Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering, American In- stitute of Electrical Engineers-Institute of Radio Engineers, Engineering Society. JERRYE ANN KING, Panzpa Bachelor of Science in Clothing-Textiles, Home Economics Club, Disciples Student Fellowship, Recreation Chairman, Casa Linda. JERRY B. KING, Brozmzfeld Bachelor of Science in Agricultural Engineering, American Society of Agricultural Engineers, Vice-President, Engineer- ing Society, Secretary. DON G. KIRK, .FZO-Jldllllill Bachelor of Science ill Civil Engineering, American Society of Civil Engineers, Engineering Society. JACK KIRKPATRICK, Post Bachelor of Science in Animal Husbandry, Double T Asso- ciation, Football, Member of Rodeo Team. ZOE KIRKPATRICK, Lubbock Bachelor of Arts in Spanish, Kappa Alpha Theta, Scholar- ship Chairman, Sigma Delta Pi, Sigma Tau Delta, Latin Club, Treasurer, Capa y Espada. Page 360 CAM o!f9 6 IXIARTHA ANN EBIERY KISSINGER, Fort W'm-th Bachelor of Arts in Spanish, Sigma Delta Pi, Treasurer, Sigma Tau Delta, Le Cercle Francais, Secretary-Treasurer, Capa y Espada, FIIture Teachers. CHARLES LAVVRENCE IQNIGHT, B!'l't'A'Flll'il!gf' Bachelor of Science in Petroleum Geology. BARBARA ANN IQNOTT, Lubbm-.L Bachelor of Science in Education. CHARLES D. KNOTT, Lubborl' Bachelor of Science in Agriculture Education, Aggie Club, Future Farmers of America, President. GAYLON RAY KDRNFLEHRER, Galina' ' Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering, Kappa Kappa Psi, Treasurer, Kappa MII Epsilon, American Institute of Electrical Engineers, Arnold Air Society. DALE KREBBS, Baileybom Bachelor of Business Administration in Finance, Finance Club. LLOYD EVERETT KRIEGEL, Illzzfvrlzw Bachelor of Business Administration in Finance, Gamma Delta, Tech Institute of Finance. HARRY FRY, Lubborl' Bachelor of Business Administration in Retailing. LADoYcE LARIRERT, Jbvrnailzy Bachelor of Arts in journalism, Press Club, Vice-President, Sigma Tau Delta. NEWTON LANG, Gonzales Bachelor of Science in Petroleum Engineering, American Institute of Mechanical Engineers. JAIXTES H. LAWRENCE, Lubbork Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering. WILLIAM B. LEEMAN, Bonham Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering, American In- - stitute of Electrical Engineering, Engineering Society. VVANDA CAROL LEIXIOINE, Knox City Bachelor of Arts in English. AIEL G. LEMOS, Corpus Chrixfi lWaster of Arts in Spanish, Graduate Student. EDXYARD O. LEONARD, Lubbm-lr Bachelor of Science in Chemistry, American Chemical So- ciety, Treasurer, Veterans Club. ROBERT DAVID LEON.-XRD, Big Spring Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering, American Society of Mechanical Engineers, ROTC Flying Club, VVeStminster Student Fellowship. DAVID LEVY, Ifnlllriffo Bachelor of Science in Agronomy, Alpha Zeta, Agronomy Club, Treasurer. GREY LEVVIS, AIR., Lubborl' Bachelor of Business Administration in Industrial Nianage- ment, Tech Supreme Court, Phi Delta Theta, Sigma Iota Epsilon. Page 36l -ll-1 eniom Page 362 ALFRED LYNN LIBBY, Rrdlzcater Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering. JAMES A. LIGGETT, Jai-l'rboro Bachelor Of Science in Chemical Engineering, American S0- ciety Of Chemical Engineers, Tau Beta Pi. JOHN R. LINK, JR., Prrsidio Bachelor of Science in Agricultural Education, Phi Gamma Delta. SYLVIA LINK, Presidio Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education, Zeta Tau Al- pha, Future Teachers of America, Knapp Hall Legislature. BILLIE D. LITTLE, Stoplmwille Bachelor of Science in Petroleum Engineering. BUDDY CHARLES LOGSDON, Levelland Bachelor of Science in Agriculture, Aggie Club, Future Farmers of America. RALPH C. LONG, Lubbock Bachelor of Science in Animal Husbandry. CYNTHIA .ANN LOX'ELIESS, Lubbock Bachelor of Science in Chemistry, Delta Delta Delta, Town Girls, President, American Chemical Society, KTTC. Km RIARIAN LOvELEss, Lubbock Bachelor of Arts in Psychology, Optimates, President, Vice- President. RICHARD LOREN LOXYERY, Lubbock Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering, American Society of Mechanical Engineers, President, Engineering Show Manager, Tech Choir, Board of Student Organiza- tions, Engineering Society. JOHN A. LUBBE, JR., Dallas Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering, American Society of Civil Engineers. 'FHOBIAS LL'NDBERG, Jlidlothian Bachelor of Science in Agronomy, Agronomy Club. HAROLD GLENN LL'sT, Dimmitt Bachelor of Science in Agriculture, VVesley Foundation, President, Block and Bridle, Wesley Players, Aggie Club, Saddle Tramps. IANDREVV C. LYLE, Canyon Bachelor of Science in Petroleum Engineering. CLIFFORD LEROY BICANEAR, Stamford Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering, American Society Of Civil Engineers, Treasurer, Engineering Society, Board of Student Organizations. .JACKIE NICCANLISS, Liftlrfield Bachelor of Business Administration in Finance. CLALDIA BAKER BICCARTOR, Fort lVorfh Bachelor Of Science in Home Economics Education, Phi Vpsilon Omicron, VVesley Foundation, Tech Choir, Home Economics Club. JAMES A. BICCLATCHY, Jlidland Bachelor of Business Administration in Marketing. if X pl, gp , X51 f ,Alf xv X W . Q or he J71 V fi' ,. ---LJ ..,.N,L--..- S' JANIES WALTER MCCOWN, Worlfzrzfl, Wyofzzizzg Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineeringg Pi Kappa Alphag American Society of Civil Engineers. JACKIE H. RICCUISTION, Lubbock Bachelor of Business Administration in Accountingg Kappa Sigmag Delta Sigma Pi. RAY O. IXICDONALD, Blanket Bachelor of Science in Dairy Industryg Double Tug Aggie Dairy Industry. ROBERT LEE IIICIJONALD III, fllttdllezz Bachelor of Science in Dairy Industryg Alpha Zetag Alpha Phi Omegag Aggie Clubg Dairy Industry Clubg American Dairy Science Association. VVALTER R. IIICDONALD, Lubbmvt Bachelor of Arts in Englishg Arnold Air Society, Com- manderg Sabre Flight, Commanderg Alpha Chig Phi Eta Sigmag Sigma Tau Delta. LLOYD H. IIICFARLAND, Writ-o Bachelor of Science in Agronomyg Aggie Clubg Agronomy Club. VV. L. RICGEE, JR., Trinidad Bachelor Of Science in Electrical Engineeringg Engineering Society. BETTE KICGEHEE, Canyon Bachelor of Science in Educationg Student Councilg 'Gator Bowl Princessg Pi Beta Phi, Scholarship Chairmang Alpha Chi, Presidentg VVho's VVho in American Colleges and Uni- versities. BOBBY RAY IIICCEEHEE, Lampfzsas Bachelor of Science in Agricultureg Agronomy Clubg Phi Eta Sigmag Phi Delta Thetag Alpha Chig Alpha Zeta, Treasurer. JAMES R. IIICKENZIE, -JR., Fort Wforih Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineeringg Tech Radio Clubg American Institute of Electrical Engineers-Institute Of Radio Engineersg Signal Club. IIIERLE MCKIM, Lubbot-1' Bachelor of Business Administration in Retailingg Phi Delta Theta. QRVILLE JACK AICLARTY, Lubbork Bachelor of Business Administration in Marketingg Veterans Clubg Delta Sigma Pi. RQIABRY E. IIICIIIAHAN, Lublzovlr Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineeringg American Society Of Mechanical Engineers. MICKEY JOE NICIIIEANS, Swenson Bachelor of Science in Agricultural Educationg Aggie Club. OTIS ALLEN NICRIENABIY, Lubbork Bachelor of Arts in Finance. Page 363 .-f K X Q .fi ff ll. f 1 Mft: Page 364 Ro1iERT VV. AICAIIQLLAN, Abilmw Bachelor of Business Administration in Accounting, Delta Sigma Pig Tech Accounting Society, Secretary-Treasurer, Tech Veterans Association. BERNARD D. lX'ICNA3IARfX, Pomfm Bachelor of Business Administration in Management, New- man Club. I . EDVVARD TYICNEELY, JR., SIIFVIIIIUI Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering, Phi Delta Thetag American Society of Mechanical Engineers. JAMES C. lxICNEII,l., Crorbyfon Bachelor of Science in Animal llusbandryg Aggie Club, Block and Bridle, Rodeo Club. .loHN VV. MCSRADDEN, Qufumh Bachelor of Science in Agriculture. TAY,-XLYN AIADDOX, Lubbork Bachelor of Science in Applied Arts. FRANK BIQREN AIAIAJNE, JR., Lubbork Bachelor of Arts in Pre-Med, Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia, Pre- Med Society, Sam Houston Rihesg Baptist Student Union. ,lui BILL AIANLEY, Odvsra Bachelor of Business Administration in Office Managementg Sneed Hall Staff. JIMMY R. AIARCUS, Seminole Bachelor of Science in Education, Future Teachers of Amer- icag Tech Veterans. LARRY NOBLE AIARKS, Amarillo Bachelor of Arts in Mathematics and Bachelor of Arts in Educationg Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Secretary, Correspondent, Scabbard and Blade, Treasurer. GERALD EUGENE INIARSHALL, Dallas Bachelor of Science in Chemistry, American Institute of Chemical Engineers, American Chemical Society. VIRGIL CEDRIC MARTIN, Lubbock Bachelor of Music, Phi Kappa Psi, Corresponding Secre- tary, Music Master, Publicity Chairmang Kappa Kappa Psig Tech Bandg Phi hflu Alpha. VVILLLAM ciARI.AND BIARTIN, Lubbofk Bachelor of Business Administration in Advertising. BIIAIMIE FAYE AIAXVVELI., E! Paso Bachelor of Science in Home Economics Educationg Alpha Chi Omega, Vice-President, Association of VVomen Students, Vice-Presidentg Rodeo Clubg Home Economics Club. FRED AIEISSNER, fllirllmzd Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering, Gamma Delta, Membership Chairman, American Institute of Elec- trical Engineers-Institute of Radio Engineers. IIARILYN BIERRILL, Jlidlothian Bachelor of Arts in English, Kappa Alpha Theta, Record- ing Secretary, LA VENTANA, Secretary, Student Union Pub- licity Committee, World Traveler's Club. JIM L. AIETCALFE, Amarillo Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering, Saddle Tramps, American Institute of Electrical Engineers-Institute of Radio Engineers. ALICE JEAN AIIDDLETOX, Lubbork Bachelor of Arts in Spanish. ROY A. NIIDDLETON, Lubbovk Bachelor of Business Administration in Finance, Phi Delta Theta, Secretary, Tech Institute of Finance. VVILLIAAI A. BIILES, W11rsr11c', Avon' Yuri Graduate Student in Mathematics. JOE DONALD AIILLER, Illidlruzd Bachelor of Science in Petroleum Geology, Geology Club, Lubbock Geological Society. XVILLI.ALXI DWAIN AIILLER, San Angelo Bachelor of Science in Park Management. .ARTHUR ELGENE MILES, Hrrrforrl Bachelor of Architecture, Phi Kappa Psi, Saddle Tramps, American Institute Of Architecture. CHARLES BYRD AIITCHELL, Lrwllond Bachelor of Business Administration in Marketing, Tech Management Association, Public Relations Director. ROBERT XVAYLAND AIITCHELL, Childress Bachelor of Science in Dairy Industry, Aggie Club, Dairy Industry Club, Vice-President, Supervisor's Staff in Dorm. JAMES ALLEN MOGEORD, Lubbork Bachelor of Science in Physics, Kappa Kappa Psi. HAL MOON, Lzzhbook Bachelor of Arts in Psychology, Psychology Club, President. BETTYE AIOORE, Frost Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education. DICK BIOORE, Ihfnwr City Bachelor of Arts in History, Saddle Tramps, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Sigma Tau Delta. DONALD CILEN AIOORE, Illuloslzoo Bachelor of Science in Agronomy, Agronomy Club, Secre- tary. LYNN M. IXIOURE, Big Spring Bachelor of Science in Home Economics Education, Pi Beta Phi, Home Economics Club, Phi I'psilon Omicron. NANCY BLTLER BICORE, Arlington Bachelor of Business Administration in Business Education, Kappa Kappa Gamma, Phi Gamma Nu. GEORGE PADI. AIORGAN, Pl!!ll7117l!'iL' Bachelor of Business Administration in Finance, Pi Kappa Alpha, Treasurer, Institute of Finance, Saddle Tramps. Cla. Ulm o ...... Page 365 eniom l l l Page 366 ROBERT C. IVIOORE, Denver Bachelor of Business Administration in Marketing, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Inter-Dorm Senate, President, Senior Class , Vice-President. 3 JACK BIORRIS, JR., Dallas Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering, Phi Eta Sigma, Secretary, Kappa Mu Epsilon, President, Electrical 5 Engineers Honor Society, AIEE and IRE. RICHARD E. NIORRISON, Breckenridge Bachelor of Science in Agriculture. RUSH M. RIORTINIER, Lubbork Bachelor of Science in Education. CARLENE GENELL MORTON, Canyon Bachelor of Business Administration in Business Education. Y PEGGY NIORTON, Roby Bachelor of Business Administration in Secretarial Adminis- tration, Sigma Kappa, Phi Gamma Nu. GLENDA JUNE MOSES, Ralls Bachelor of Science in Education, Alpha Lambda Delta, Future Teachers of America, Alpha Chi, Baptist Student Union. MINEI.1XOS GEORGE BIOUTOS, San Angelo Bachelor of Arts in Government. JOHN XV. NANNEY, Lelia Lake Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering, American Society of Civil Engineers, Engineering Society. 'THONIAS M. NASH, Dallas I Bachelor of Science in Petroleum Geology, Kappa Sigma. MINOR VVILSON NELSON, Dallas Bachelor of Science in Animal Husbandry, Phi Delta Theta, I Double UT Association, Aggie Club. CHARLES HOWARD NEWBY, Dallas J Bachelor of Science in Industrial Engineering, American Institute of Industrial Engineers, Circle UK . 1 I IVIILTON O. BIEYVELL, Hereford Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering, Pi Kappa Alpha, l American Society of Civil Engineers, Arnold Air Society. BOBBY H. IYEVVNHAM, McCanzey Bachelor of Science in Animal Husbandry, Veterans Club, J Aggie Club. MARION ELIZABETH NICKELSON, Littlefeld l Bachelor of Business Administration in Secretarial Adminis- tration, Delta Delta Delta, Recommendation Chairman, South Plains Alpine Club, Rodeo Club, Phi Gamma Nu. ED D. NOAKES, Lubbock Bachelor of Architecture and Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering, American Institute of Architecture, American Society of Civil Engineers, Scabbard and Blade. EDVVARD NOBLE, O'Donnell Bachelor of Arts in History, Gargoyle Society, International Relations Club, Le Cercle Francais, Tech Band. FRANK lxl0RMAN, .Memphis Bachelor of Arts in Geology, Der Liederkranz, Geology Club. BARBARA NORRIS, Tulia Bachelor of Science in Home Economicsg Home Economics Club. MARY LOU NORTHCLTTT, Silverton Bachelor of Business Administration in Secretarial Adminis- tration, Delta Gamma. PAT L. NORTHCUTT, Silverton Bachelor of Science in Animal Husbandryg Sigma Nu, Mar- shal, Pledge Trainerg Block and Bridleg Saddle Tramps. CHARLES NORTHINGTON, Lubbock Bachelor of Business Administration in Accountingg Delta Sigma Pi. CHTARLOTTE B. NORTHINGTON, Lubbock Bachelor of Business Administration in Secretarial Adminis- trationg Phi Gamma Nu, Secretary, CHARLES EUGENE NCJRW'0OD, Waco Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering, Alpha Phi Omegag American Society of Mechanical Engineers, Arnold Air Societyg Kappa lN1u Epsilon. JAMES L. Ncci-LELS, Big Spring Bachelor of Advertising Art and Designg Sigma Alpha Epsi- lon, Correspondent, Pledge Trainerg Saddle Tramps. ALAN E. OLSON, tllidlnnd Bachelor of Science in Petroleum Engineeringg American Institute of Mechanical Engineers, Presidentg Engineering Society, Presidentg Pi Eta Tau, Pi Kappa Alpha. NORMAN GALE ORR, Lubbock Bachelor of Arts in Spanish. DANNY' E. OWEN, Plainfvieu' Bachelor of Business Administration in Retailing, Phi Delta Theta, Public Relations, Rush Chairman. GARY EDWARDS OYVEN, Lubbock Bachelor of Business Administration in Marketing. BOBBY J. Oir11lJlJI.E, Fort Worth Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineeringg American In- stitute of Electrical Engineers. JO DEAN PADEN, lllidland Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education. JACK D. PAIGE, Silverton Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineeringg American In- stitute Of Electrical Engineers-Institute of Radio Engineers. VVILLIAM KI. PARDUE, Breckenridge Bachelor of Science in Petroleum Geologyg Geology Club. S A 'till I ,Q won lwnvi--f iff, f Yll llllllllll lf! ct A 621233 A ' ' tits XA? ' .4 ,lf ,, , -Mini? 4 , V P A c A JJHZQ, :I ar-i-.-is ,. -:IG Q Page 367 'rt 5 fff 5 M' 5 7 7 Page 368 RAI.IfH A. PARISH, JR., Lubbock Bachelor of Science in Secondary Education, Tech Veterans Club. B. RONALD PARKER, I-'off Pforrh Bachelor of Science in Industrial Engineering. CIENIZ EDXYIN PARRINSON, Lubbock Bachelor of Business Administration in Marketing. BII.I. PARKS, Fort llbrflz Bachelor of Business Administration in Industrial Manage- ment, Phi Gamma Delta, Saddle Tramps, Management Club. -IERAI.n P.-xI..xIER, Ilcrcfonl' Bachelor of Business Administration. ci.-SRY KIENE PASS, Lifzlefichl Bachelor of Business Administration in Accounting, Tech Accounting Society. Alllli lf. PATE, I-lnmriflo Batchelor ot Science in Mechanical Engineering, American Society of Mechanical Engineers. DON If. PATTERSON, Slfzion Bachelor of Science in Park Management, Agricultural Club, Future Farmers of America, Horticulture Club, Treasurer, Recording Secretary. RIOLIA' MORRISON PATTILLO, Lubbock Bachelor of Business Administration in Business Education, Phi Gamma Nu, Pledge Trainer, Pi Omega Pi, Historian, Reporter, Alpha Lambda Delta, Knapp Hall Legislator, Association of VVomen Students, Disciples Student Fellow- ship. RL'SSEI.I. M. PEARSON, Carlsbad, New Zltlexico Bachelor of Business Administration in Advertising, Kappa Sigma, Saddle Tramps, Torfador Staff. ROIIERT H. PETERAIAN, Lubbock Bachelor of Advertising Art and Design, Phi Delta Theta, Kappa Kappa Psi, President, Tech Band, President. NIAAIES K. PETERS, Carlsbad, New fllexico Bachelor of Business Administration in Industrial Manage- ment, Tech Management Association, Secretary-Treasurer. FRANCES VVAGGONER PHARIS, Dimmitt Bachelor of Science in Home Economics Education, Future Teachers ot America, Entertainment Committee, Church of Christ Bible Chair. AIESSE R. PI-IARIS, Seminole Bachelor of Business Administration in Accounting, Tech Accounting Society. BILLY PHILLIPS, Lubbock Master of Business .Administration in Accounting. COY PHILLIPS, JR., Lewlland Bachelor of Science in Agricultural Engineering, American Society of Agriculture Engineers, Agriculture Club. NANCY AICCLENDON PHILLIPS, Lubbork Bachelor of Science in Home Economics, Forum, Home Eco- nomics Club, President, Town Girls Association, VVomen Students Representative, Open House Chairman. ROBERT J. PHILLIPS, Dallas Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering, American Society of Mechanical Engineers, Kappa Sigma. JOHN VVINTON PICKERING, Lubbock Bachelor of Science in Petroleum Engineering. RAYMOND H. PICKERING, Haskell Bachelor of Business Administration in Finance, Finance Club, Tech Veterans Club, Vice-President, Finance Club. . DALLAS J. PIERCE, Pueblo Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering, American Society of Mechanical Engineers, Tech Veterans. BETTY PITZER, Illirllmul Bachelor of Business Administration, Pi Beta Phi, Phi Gamma Nu, Book Reviewers. VTHERESA PONENVCZYNSKI, Neu' York Bachelor of Science in Education, Newman Club, Reporter. CIAROLYN M. POPE, Lubllovk Bachelor of Business Administration, Kappa Kappa Gamma, Rush Chairman, President, Phi Gamma Nu, Board of Stu- dent Organizations. .AXNITA POWERS, Lubbork Bachelor of Music in Music Education, Alpha Chi Omega, Alpha Lambda Delta, President, Junior Council, Forum, Historian, Mu Phi Epsilon, Vice-President, President. TRLMAN POWERS, Steplzenfville Bachelor of Science in Industrial Engineering, Pi Kappa Alpha, Secretary, American Institute of Industrial Engi- neers, Alpha Pi Mu, Secretary-Treasurer, Saddle Tramps, Alpha Phi Omega. BILL C. PRICE, Borgcr Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering, American Society of Mechanical Engineers, Secretary. BILLY J. PRICE, Borgvr Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering. IAIOOENE BIRDWELL PRICE, Lubbock Bachelor ol Arts in Speech, Sock and Buslain. JAMES AIALCOLM PRICE, Follett Bachelor of Arts in Journalism, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Vice- President, President, Alpha Phi Omega, Vice-President, Kappa Alpha Mu, Press Club, Tormdor, Business Mana- ger. STANLEY PRICE, Floydada Bachelor of Science in Agricultural Economics, Aggie Club, Agricultural Economics Club, Sigma Nu. CARL JACK PRLITT, Odessa Bachelor of Business Administration iII Finance, Phi Delta Theta, Delta Sigma Pi, Alpha Psi Omega, Student Coun- cil, Personnel Director, Tech I'nion. GEORGE VV. PUCKETT, Fort W'orrh Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering, American Institute of Electrical Engineers-Institute of Radio Engineers. Kim off? 6 l. -- Page 369 eniom Page 370 VVANDA PURSER, Ralls Bachelor of Science in Education, Future Teachers of Amer- ica. EDVVARD QLTEVEDO, JR., Guatemala Bachelor of Science in Animal Husbandry, Newman Club, Cosmopolitan Club, Vice-President. PETE QUINLAN, Lubbock Bachelor of Arts in Petroleum Geology. C. D. RAND, Lubbock Bachelor of Science in Education. JANIE LOU ANN RANDOLPH, Lubbock Bachelor of Business Administration, Church of Christ Bible Chair. ROBERT EDYVARD RANRIN, fibilfflzff Bachelor of Science in Animal Husbandry, Block and Bridle Club, Rodeo Association, Vice-President. FRANK RASOR, llliami Bachelor Of Science in Petroleum Geology, Sigma Nu, Geol- ogy Club. INIARIAN RAWLING, Tulia Bachelor of Business Administration, Sigma Kappa, 2nd Vice-President, Phi Gamma Nu, Knapp Hall, Treasurer, Alpha Psi Omega. VVILLIAM R. RAY, Baird Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering, Student Coun- eil. BEN D. REED, Woodson Bachelor of Business Administration in Management, Pi Kappa Alpha, Management Association, Veterans Club. HENRY J. REEDY, llfineral Wells Bachelor of Science in Agriculture, District Military Stu- dent, Infantry Club, President, Future Farmers of America. DOYVELL T. REESE, Waco Bachelor of Business Administration in Retailing. RICHARD VVILLIS REED, San Antonio Bachelor of Science in Agronomy. EDDIE REINAUER, Hereford Bachelor of Science in Chemistry, Sigma Nu, Treasurer. ELDON JAMES REYNOLDS, McAllen Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering, American Society of Mechanical Engineers, VVeSleyan Fellowship, President. BILL RHOTEN, Amherst Bachelor of Science in Physical Education. JOYCE ANN RICHARDSON, Tolco Bachelor of Science in Home Economics Education. DAVID L. RICKY, Lubbock Bachelor of Science in Education, Wesley Players, Vice- President, VVesley Foundation, Future Teachers of America. NOEL RIETNIAN, dnzarillo Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Science in Petroleum Engi- neering, American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers, Pi Epsilon Tang Newman Club, Treasurer. RAY JOE RILEY, Dlmmilt Bachelor of Science in Agronomy, Student Council, Alpha Zeta, Alpha Chig Phi Eta Sigma, Aggie Club, Agronomy Club. CLAUDE HUBERT RING, Floydada Bachelor of Science in Horticulture, Phi Delta Thetag Horti- culture Clubg Aggie Club. RALPH O. RIOJAS, Ropexztillv Bachelor of Business Administration in Retailing, Alpha Phi Omega, Arnold Air Society, Cosmopolitan Club, Capa y Espadag Circle UK Club. BURK B. ROBERTS, Lcwllmzd Bachelor of Business Administration in Finance, Alpha Tau Omega. ERNEST DWAIN ROBERTS, Ronin Bachelor of Science in Industrial Engineering, Alpha Phi Omegag American Institute of Industrial Engineers, Engi- neering Society. NANCY LOUISE ROBERTS, lllidland Bachelor of Business Administration in Accounting, Pi Beta Phi, Treasurer, Horn Hall, Treasurer, Rodeo Club, Treas- urerg Phi Gamma Nu, Senior A.VV.S. Representative. CARROL ROBERTSON, Jaylon Bachelor of Science in Animal Husbandry, Aggie Club, Treasurer, Block Sc Bridle, Secretary. JANET ROBERTSON, Odessa Bachelor of Business Administration in Accounting, Tech Accounting Society. CARLTON A. ROBINSON, JR., Plilfstfitfld, Nm- Jersey Bachelor of Science in Agronomy, Agronomy Cluln. ELBERT H. ROBINSON, Lubboirl' Bachelor of Science in Economics. ANN ROBINSON, Oflfmz Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education, Future Teach- ers of America. NANCY PALMER ROBINSON, Dallas Bachelor of Business Administration in Secretarial Admini- strationg Delta Delta Delta. JABIES ROBINSON, Lubboi-ft Bachelor of Architectureg American Institute of Architects, Baptist Student Ifnion. ARLISS GERALD ROGERS, Big Spring Bachelor of Science in Mechincal Engineering, American SO- ciety of Mechanical Engineersg Engineering Society. at S 5 . R Xi A ., 1 X, , h xt ., , O tv , , ' .... .... . . ..,.... ' Page 37I X I ji F 69 R f I in 1 ig--,r'..-A I Page 372 DARRELL D. ROGERS, Lubhork Bachelor of Science in Petroleum Geology. JOHN M. ROGERS, fllatador Bachelor of Business Administration in Finance, Infantry Club. GUY C. ROY, Floydadrz Bachelor of Business Administration in Finance, Delta Sig- ma Pi, Tech Institute of Finance, Treasurer CSpring 1955J, President CFall 1956J. , PAUL RUCKER, Shallozcater Bachelor of Business Administration in Accounting. IXIELBA RUSHING, Smyer Bachelor of Business Administration in Business Education. BILLY G. RUSSELL, Avotrona Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering, American Society of Civil Engineers, Tech Vets. JAMES K. SAGESER, Colton Center Bachelor of Science in Agricultural Engineering, Aggie Club, Agricultural Engineering Club. ROBERT WALKER SAMPSON, Brozvnfeld Bachelor of Business Administration in Industrial Manage- ment, Delta Sigma Pi, Vice-President, Tech Toastmaster, Vice-President, Tech Management Association, Tech Vets. VVILLIABI LONNIE SANSING, Pecan Gap Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering, American In- stitute of Electrical Engineers-Institute of Radio Engineers' Engineering Society, Tech Vets. JOHNNY A. SARTAIN, Coleman Bachelor of Business Administration in Finance, Sigma Alpha Epsilon. JIBI N. SAXWYER, Evan! Bachelor of Science in Dairy Industry, Dairy Industry Club, Reporter Q1950J, Aggie Club, Representative f1955J. GLIN SAULSBURY, Wichitzl Falls Bachelor of Business Administration in Office Management, Alpha Psi Omega, Management Club, Disciples Student Fellowship. CHARLES VV. SGALING, JR., Fort Worth Bachelor of Science in Animal Husbandry, Aggie Club, Kappa Sigma, Assistant Grand Scribe, Vets Club. IIIARGARET SCHINDLER, fllonahzms Bachelor of Music in Music Education, Kappa Alpha Theta, Mu Phi Epsilon, President, Junior Council, Tech Choir, Alpha Chi. FRED SCHMIDT, Brouvzwille Bachelor of Business Administration in Marketing, Delta Sigma Pi, Tech Vets. ARNOLD E. SCHNEEMANN, JR., San Angelo Bachelor of Business Administration in Financeg Delta Sigma Pi. BIARTHA ELINOR SCHULTZ, Amarillo Bachelor of Arts in Historyg Future Teachers of Americag VVesley Foundationg Tech Choir. GARTH DANIEL SCOTT, Dumas Bachelor of Science in Agricultural Engineeringg Pi Kappa Alphag Alpha Chig Phi Eta Sigmag Arnold Air Societyg American Society of Agricultural Engineers. HELEN BALL SCOTT, Lubborl Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education. IDAN A. SEALE, Roswell Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineeringg American ln- stitute of Electrical Engineers-Institute of Radio Engineersg Signal Club, President 119555. JIBIBIIE L. SEAY, Slamford Bachelor of Business Administration in Finance. CHARLOTTE JAN SELF, Plairzfuieu' Bachelor of Science in Home Economics Educationg Future Teachers of Americag Home Economics Club, Senior Repre- sentative. FRANK C. SEVERNS, JR., El Paso Bachelor of Architectureg American Institute of Architectsg Gargoyle Societyg Engineering Society. CHARLOTTE B. SEWELL, Jarlwboro Master of Science in Chemistryg Graduate Studentg Student Affiliate of American Chemical Society. JOHN B. SEWELL, Jarlxvboro Master of Science in Chemistryg Graduate Studentg Amer- ican Chemical Society. NAT FORREST SHAIEER, Laredo Bachelor of Science in Geologyg Geology Clubg Lubbock Geological Societyg Newman Club. SOUL1 J. SHANKLIN, Rorlwprings Bachelor of Science in Agricultural Economics. CHARLES SHARP, Drtroit Bachelor of Science in Agricultural Education. JERRY XV. SHIELDS, Commerre Bachelor of Science in Petroleum Geologyg Tech Geology Cluhg Lubbock Geological Societyg Wlestminster Student Fellowship. CASSANDRA fSANDRAJ KIARGARET SHOOK, Lubbofl- Bachelor of Music in Music Educationg Kappa Alpha Thetag Homecoming Queen 119555 5 Mu Phi Epsilon Honorary Fraternityg Gator Bowl Queeng Student Councilg Tech Choir. Ross E. SHoRT, Post Bachelor of Arts in Journalismg Toreador, Business Man- agw U95-mam. CELIA ANN SHORTES, Odessa Bachelor of Science in Applied Artsg Home Economics Ulubg Applied Arts Club. AL'BERT VV.-XYNE SHLMAN, Lubbock Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineeringg American Institute of Electrical Engineersg Engineering Society. CAL55 off? 6 -- Page 373 eniom Page 374 DONALD ORBY SIKES, Tulpa Bachelor of Business Administration in Accounting, Tech Accounting Society. CAROLE R. SIIVIBIONS, Lubbock Bachelor of Science in Zoology, Graduate Student, Alpha Epsilon Delta, Secretary, Vice-President, Alpha Chi, Alpha Lambda Delta, Baptist Student Union. DOYLE L. SIMMONS, Lubbock Bachelor of Arts in Chemistry, Alpha Epsilon Delta, Baptist Student Union. HAROLD L. SIBION, San Antonio Bachelor of Architecture, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, American Institute of Architects. BILLY SIMS, Tuliu Bachelor of Business Administration in Accounting, Pre-Law Club, Tech Accounting Club. BILLY L. SINIS, Ropeifville Bachelor of Business Administration in Retailing. PATRICIA CARNIALETA SINIS, Wheeler Bachelor of Business Administration in Business Education, Alpha Lambda Delta, Phi Gamma Nu, Baptist Student Union. M. EDVVIN SIMS, Illobeetie Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering, American Instiute of Electrical Engineers-Institute of Radio Engineers, Double HT Association, Varsity Fencing Team. JULIUS ALLEN SINGLETON, Idulou Master of Arts in Government, Graduate Student, Inter- national Relations Club, Le Cercle Francais, Wesley Student Foundation. J, D. SITTERS, Ysleia Bachelor of Arts in Speech, Alpha Psi Omega, Sock 8: Buskin. ALTON H. SLAGLE, Lubbocb Bachelor of Science in Agricultural Economics, Managing Editor of the Toreador, Agricultural Economics Club, Presi- dent, Aggie Club, Secretary, Press Club, Reporter, Tech Vets. GEORGE W. SLAUGHTER, Beaumont Bachelor of Science in Petroleum Engineering, Baptist Stu- dent Union, American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers, Saddle Tramps, Engineering Society. LETITIA SLEMMONS, Illulechoe Bachelor of Advertising Art and Design, Gargoyle Society. JIBIBIIE D. SNIALL, Tuhoba Master of Business Administration in Accounting, Sigma Nu, Tech Accounting Society. -JABIES F. SBIATHERS, Valley Spring Bachelor of Science in Agricultural Education, Future Far- mers of America, Aggie Club. ALICE SMITH, Denison Bachelor of Business Administration in Personnel Manage- ment, Alpha Chi Omega, Student Union Committee. DONALD R. SMITH, Berger Bachelor of Science in Math, Christian Science College Organization, Vice-President. ELDON L. SMITH, Plainview Bachelor of Architecture in Architectural Design, Phi Gam- ma Delta, American Institute of Architects, Engineering Society. FULTON SNIITH, JR., Hernet, California Bachelor of Science in Industrial Engineeringg Kappa Sig- ma, Double T Associationg American Institute of Indus- trial Engineersg Saddle Tramps, Baseball. GAYLE E. SMITH, Sweetwater Bachelor of Science in Animal Husbandry, Alpha Zetag Block and Bridleg Aggie Club, Vets Club. HORACE SMITH, Jonesboro Bachelor of Science in Agricultural Economics, Rodeo Clubg Agricultural Club. JAMES E. SMITH, Lubboeb Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering, American In- stitute of Electrical Engineers, Arnold Air Society, Comp- troller. JOHN ED SBIITH, Knox City Bachelor of Science in Petroleum Engineeringg American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers. KEITH A. SNIITH, Jleledllen Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering, American Society of Civil Engineersg Disciples of Student Fellowship. KENNETH E. SMITH, Canadian Bachelor of Business Administration, Saddle Tramps, Vice- President. LONNIE C. SBIITH, Fredrick Bachelor of Science in Petroleum Engineeringg American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers. MARY ANN SMITH, Slaton Bachelor of Science in Education, Vice-President, Knapp Hallg Corresponding Secretary, Knapp Hall, Future Teach- ers of America. MARY Jo SMITH, Lorenzo Bachelor of Science in Home Economics Education, Delta Delta Deltag Home Economics Club. IMIARY SUE SBIITH Lubbock Y Bachelor of Science in Educationg Associated VVomen Stu- dentsg Future Teachers of America. IMIILLIE HAY SMITH, Labboeb Bachelor of Arts in English, Baptist Student fniong Alpha Chig Sigma Tau Deltag Alpha Lambda Delta. ROY D. SMITH, Big Spring Bachelor of Architectureg Phi Gamma Delta, Historian, American Institute of Architects, Treasurer, Tech Salutes, '55g Chairman of 1955 Varsity Show. SARAH V. SMITH, Childress Bachelor of Arts in Sociologyg Sociology Club. DONNA DARLENE SNEED, Big Spring Bachelor of Arts in Speechg Delta Delta Delta. X I ,all ,dx- ' I ,lr 'll ull ' 'dll V qaliliiiiii I ' gin' . A - VA - 531, f mmm, ff' 1. ?:A .NA 4.v, A--3 xx rixf rbi' Page 375 U. L if -.,, 1 H xt . X ,4 ' 'rltxwxtux- ll. w x A ll if 2 iffy! hx, ta I I S W A ig! X If 'T ,. Q V . 5 :Q k A X 5 f-f ' fl? I . .4 A- ---- ,- Page 376 NIARILYN SNETHEN, Plainview Bachelor of Science in Secondary Education, Zeta Tau Al- pha, Treasurer, Forum, Vice-President, Knapp Hall, Sec- retary, Legislator, Panhellenic, A.VV.S. Representative, Jun- ior Council, Vice-President. RICHARD G. SNYDER, Lubbock Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering, American In- stitute of Electrical Engineers-Institute of Radio Engineers, Treasurer, Electrical Engineering Honor Society, Corre- sponding Secretary, Tau Beta Pi, Kappa Mu Epsilon. IVAN H. SORENSEN, Qaanah Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering, Phi Kappa Psi, President fFall, 1954-J Vice-President QSpring, 19555, American Institute of Electrical Engineers-Institute of Radio Engineers, Tech Vets, Student Council 11955-19565 , Saddle Tramps. JO ANN SOUTHERN, Lubbock Bachelor of Science in Home Economics Education, Future Teachers of America, Home Economics Club, Baptist Stu- dent Ifnion. DON LESLIE SPARKS, Lubbock Bachelor of Business Administration in Finance, Phi Delta Theta, Tech Institute of Finance. JACK SPARKS, Big Spring Bachelor of Arts in English. FORD III. SPIKES, Snyder Bachelor of Science in Agricultural Education. HAROLD G. STARR, Bovina Bachelor of Arts in Chemistry. ROBERT Mums STANLEY, Lubbock Bachelor of Arts in Retailing. BILLIE BOB STEELE, Sweetwater Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering. SHIRLEY EUGENE STEPHENS, Lanzesa Bachelor of Business Administration in Accounting, Tech Accounting Society. DON L. STEPHENSSON, Perryton Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering, American In- stitute of Electrical Engineers-Institute of Radio Engineers. DON STEVENS, Lauzesrz Bachelor of Science in Education. OAKLEY STEVENSON, Bofvina Bachelor of Science in Animal Husbandry, Block Sz Bridle, Treasurer, Senior Livestock and Dairy Judging Teams, Aggie Club. GENE STEWART, Loraine Bachelor of Science in Agricultural Education. LLOYD A. STEWART, Lorenzo Bachelor of Science in Geology, Tech Veterans Club, Tech Geology Club. DAN W. STIARVVALT, Lubbock Bachelor of Science in Industrial Engineeringg American Institute of Industrial Engineers. BILLIE RAY STINSON, .Mulexhoe Bachelor of Science in Petroleum Geology, Geology Clubg Tech Vets. DIBRELL CHARLES STOWELL, Pampa Bachelor of Science in Agronomy, Agronomy Club, President f1955Jg Member of International Crops Judging Team fChampions of 1954-J 5 Alpha Phi Omega, 1st Vice-President Q1955J, Secretary Q1954J, Treasurer 11954-jg Alpha Zeta, Phi Eta Sigma. GEORGE A. STRICKLAND, Kerrville Bachelor of Business Administration in Accounting, Tech Accounting Society, Veterans Club. DONALD D. STROUD, Clarksville Bachelor of Arts in Applied Arts, Gargoyle Societyg Tech Chamber of Commerce. EDVVARD E. STUART, Valera Bachelor of Business Administration in Finance, Circle K , Tech Vets, Tech Institute of Finance. VV. VVALTER STUART, Coleman Bachelor of Science in Education, Tech Vets. ERNEST EUGENE SULLIVENT, JR., Lubbock Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering, American Institute of Electrical Engineers-Institute of Radio Engineersg Phi Psi, Tech Economics Society, Masons. CLARK E. SUTLEY, Abilene Bachelor of Science in Petroleum Geology, Geology Club, Sigma Gamma, Alpha Chi. BILLY D. SWOFFORD, Arlington Bachelor of Science in Geology, Tech Vets, Tech Geology Club. IRA VVAYNE SWINK, Aspermont Bachelor of Science in Agricultural Education, Future Farm- ers of America, Aggie Club, Alpha Zeta. WELDON FRANK SVVINSON, Boa-ie Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering, American Society of Mechanical Engineers, Treasurer. JAMES HENRY TANNER, JR., Dallas Bachelor of Science in Geology, Sigma Gamma Epsilon, Vice-President, Geology Club. BILL G. TAYLOR, Buchanan Dam Bachelor of Science in Animal Husbandryg Alpha Zeta, Block 8: Bridle, Aggie Club, Livestock Judging Team. KATHERINE J. TAYLOR, El Paso Bachelor of Science in Food 5: Nutrition, Baptist Student Union. LAURA NAN TAYLOR, Lorenzo Bachelor of Science in Elementary Educationg Future Teach- ers of America, Baptist Student Union. LEON TAYLOR, Dimmitt Bachelor of Business Administration in Accounting, Sigma Chi, Tech Accounting Society. 64445 off? 6 Page 377 .i-.1-1 eniom l Page 378 XVAYNE ALLEN FIBAYLOR, Plainvimu Bachelor of Business Administration in Finance. IV1LL1AM R. TAYLOR, JR., Plaintvieu' Bachelor of Science in Industrial Engineering, Phi Delta Theta, American Institute of Industrial Engineers, Trea- surer, Tech Vets. JOSEPH A. TEAL, Lubbock Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering, American In- stitute of Chemical Engineers, Arnold Air Society, Scabbard and Bladeg Air Force ROTC. JOYCE THARP, Cloudcraft, Aveizu Ilalexico Bachelor of Business Administration in Business Educationg Delta Delta Delta, Rush Chairman, Student Council, Phi Gamma Nu, Rodeo Association. DONALD THETFIJRD, Graham Bachelor of Science in Petroleum Engineering. HOWARD LEROY rr!-IOMAS, Sundown Bachelor of Science in Petroleum Engineering, Phi Kappa Psi, Secretary, Pi Epsilon Tau, Secretary, Treasurer, Amer- ican Institute of Nlining Engineers. DI.-XNE FIJHONIAS, flnlariflo Bachelor of Science in Physical Education, Kappa Alpha Theta, Treasurer, Major-Minor Cluh, President, Forum, Reporter. JERRY DON ITHUNIAS, lirrnon Bachelor of Science in Agronomy, Agronomy Clulwg Aggie Club. JEss1E fiRII2R THKJNI.-XS, Padurah Master of Education, Graduate, Delta Kappa Gammag Alpha Chi. Zo ELLA THO1I.AS, Vernon Bachelor of Science in Education. GERALD THOMPSON, Bula Bachelor of Science in Agricultural Education, Aggie Club. BIINNIE LEE 'THOMPSON, Graham Bachelor of Science in Home Economicsg Delta Delta Delta' President of Applied Arts Club. x BENNIE THEO THORPE, Lubbark Bachelor of Science in Educationg Future Teachers of Amer- ica, President. BIACYL B. THORNTON, Fart Wortlz Bachelor of Business Administration. RAYMOND D. THORNTON, Plaiazfieu' Bachelor of Business Administration in Accountingg Phi Delta Theta. XVIILLIANI CHARLES 'I1HL'RAION, Anzarifla Bachelor of Science in Horticulture, Tech Horticulture Club, Secretary. JEAN TIND.'XI.L, Odessa Bachelor of Architecture. AIARYRETH TOI,ES, Lubbori Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education, Pi Beta Pi, Censorg Future Teachers of America, Book Reviewers. at fs I , s 1 ' X f E? l ld' , ' ,...Q... .. ..A.... , . X 5+ BAILEY L. TOLlV'ER, Lubbock Bachelor of Arts in History. SERVANDO TREVINO, Sta. Barbara, Illcxico Master of Science in Industrial Management, Graduateg American Chemical Societyg Cosmopolitan Club, President. RICHARD A. rIlRIGGS Cameron 7 Bachelor of Business Administration in Financeg Sigma Nu. ALBERT TROKDST, JR., Lubbock Bachelor of Business Administration in Managementg Sigma Nug Tech Management Association. JAMES C. TURNER, Luhborl' Bachelor of Business Administration in Marketing. NANCY S. UPTON, Dilllllliff Bachelor of Science in Home Economics Educationg Home Economics Club. HENRY J. LIRBAN, Illilfs Bachelor of Science in Animal Husbandryg Aggie Club. JAMES, R. VANDERIVORD, For! Worth Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineeringg Engineering Societyg American Institute of Electrical Engineers-Institute of Radio Engineers. CURTIS O. VIANDIVER, Lubbock Bachelor of Business Administration in Accountingg Alpha Tau Omegag Tech Accounting Society. IVILLIAM R. VAX LANDINGHAAI, Hlidland Bachelor of Science in Industrial Engineeringg RiHe Clubg American Institute of Industrial Engineers. IBIOGEXE IALCORN XYAUGHT, Odessa Bachelor of Arts in Elementary Education. H.AYDEN XXINES, Rosvor Bachelor of Business Administration in Trafiic Nianagement. VVEI.DoN CECIL XVADE, W'hitha1-rn! Bachelor of Science in Agricultural Economicsg Aggie Eco- nomics Clubg Tech Vetsg Circle JERRY F. XVALES, Daflas Bachelor of Business Administration in Traffic Managementg Saddle Trampsg Baseball. .ALVAH XVALKER, I'm-non Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineeringg American In- stitute of Electrical Engineers. Page 379 A fn , fa F W l .1 X I -E -' -, ' 1:2 ii - ff-its?-1, .UH 131 Page 380 BILLY CARLTON VVALKER, Jlidland Bachelor of Arts in Sociologyg Alpha Phi Omega. CHARLES VV. VVALKER, Sidney Bachelor of Science in Agronomyg Aggie Club, Agronomy Club, Tech Vets. HAROLD F. VVALL, Lubborl- Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineeringg American Society of Civil Engineers, Vice-President, President. AIARY FRANCES NVALL, Lubbock Bachelor of Arts in English. DANA VVAMPLER, Petersburg Bachelor of Music, Mu Phi Epsilon, Recording Secretary, Historian. GUY E. VVARDEN, Eastland Bachelor Of Science ill Animal Husbandryg Block and Bridle, Senior Livestock Judging Team. DOROTHY ,KRAUS XV.-XRE, Bofvina Bachelor of Science in Education, Kappa Kappa Gamma, Marshal, Membership Chairman, Junior Council, Presidentg Phi Upsilon Omicron, Marshalg Home Economics Clubg Forum. JINIMY VVARE, Bofuina Bachelor of Science in Economicsg Phi Gamma Deltag Seah- hard and Blade, Secretaryg Infantry Club, Secretaryg Saddle Trampsg Economics Club. J. Q. WARNICK, JR., Lubbock Bachelor of Arts in Governmentg Tech Vets. SHIRLEY NVARREN, Wir-hitn Falls Bachelor of Science in Home Economicsg Home Economics Club. ERNEST ALBERT VVOSSLAI, Lubbock Master of Science in Chemistryg Graduate Student. GORDON KEITH VVATSON, Hlidland Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering. ii.-XY LYNX XVATSON, Lubbofi' Bachelor of Arts in English, Kappa Alpha Thetag Presidentg Panhellenic Representativeg Forumg Who'S Who in Amer- ican Colleges and Universitiesg junior Council. VVILFORD D. VVATSON, Dfzrrouzett Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering, American Society of Civil Engineers. DOROTHY F. VVEASE, Lubbock Bachelor of Science in Bacteriologyg Sigma Delta Pi. BERNADYNE VVEATHERFORD, Odessa Bachelor of Science in International Tradeg Alpha Chi Omegag Phi Gamma Nn, President. JOHN W. WEAVER, Goldthwaite Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering. JAMES PAUL VVEBSTER, Amarillo Bachelor of Science in Physical Educationg Phi Mu Alphag Future Teachers of America. RAY ARNOLD VVEED, Lubbock Bachelor of Business Administration in Marketingg Phi Delta Thetag Varsity Baseball 1954. SHIRLEY A. VVEED, Lubbock Bachelor of Science in Home Economics Educationg Home Economics Club. DON R. VVEEMS, Rails Bachelor of Science in Dairy Industry. BUENA VVELCH, Post Bachelor of Business Administrationg Phi Gamma Nu. VAN B. VVELCH, Lamesa Bachelor of Business Administration. GLENN D. VVELLS, Taholra Bachelor of Business Administration in Economicsg Pre-Law Clubg International Relations Clubg Baptist Student Ifniong Circle HKU. GEORGE D. XVENDEL, Houszoa Bachelor Of Science in Industrial Engineeringg Engineering Societyg American Institute of Industrial Engineersg Phi Psi. ARTHUR VV. WVEST, Odessa Bachelor of Business Administration in Finance. DWAYNE WEST, Keller Bachelor Of Science in Animal Husbandryg Double T Associationg Phi Delta Thetag Alpha Zetag Student Councilg Aggie Club. IDA GAYE XVHEAT, Pecos Bachelor Of Science in Home Economics Educationg Home Economics Clubg Future Teachers Of Americag Phi Gamma Nu. BETTY SUE XVHITAKER, Oltoa Bachelor of Arts in History. DON REX VVHITE, Vernon Bachelor of Business Administration in Financeg Alpha Tau Omega. JAMES ROY VVHITE, Szeplzwwille Bachelor Of Science in Petroleum Engineeringg American Society of hlechanical Engineers. JANE WHITE, Fort Worth Bachelor of Business Administration in Secretarial Admin- istrationg Pi Beta Phig KTTCQ Book Reviewers. ROBERT HENRY VVHITE, -IR., Tulsa, Ukla. Bachelor Of Business Administration in Accountingg Tech Accounting Societyg Veterans Clubg Tech Management Association. Clad of I9 o Page 38I eniom Page' 382 ROLAND IQENT VVHITE, Vernmz Bachelor of Business Administration in Industrial Manage- ment, SYLVIA HIGHT VVHITE, Lubbock Bachelor of Arts in Secretarial Administrationg Kappa Kap- pa Gamma. JOHN CHARLES VVHITEIELD, Lubbml' Bachelor of Arts in Government. VV1LL1Ax1 ARTHUR XVHITFILL, JR., Fort lVortlz Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering. lil5NNETH VV1LL1AM NVH1TT1NGToN, Amarillo Bachelor of Science in Petroleum Geologyg Phi Gamma Deltag Sigma Gamma Epsilon. CDUIDA JOY VVIELAND, Dumas Bachelor of Science in Education. J. T. VVILEY, Lulzbm-A Bachelor of Business Administration in Finance. JUNE XX7II.EY, LOCklll'j' Bachelor of Business Administration in Business Educationg Kappa Alpha Thetag Transfer from SMP. CHARLES EDXYIN XVILKES, Lubborl' Bachelor of Science in Agricultureg Phi Gamma Deltag Agriculture Clubg Future Farmers of Americag Justice of Supreme Court. FRED XV. XVIILIAXIS, Pampa Bachelor of Arts in Sociologyg Delta Sigma Pig Alpha Phi Omega, President, Vice-President. JERRY VVILLIAMS, Iilamlin Bachelor of Science in Agricultural Economicsg Pi Kappa Alphag Agriculture Clubg Future Farmers of Americag Rodeo Associationg Agriculture Club. PATSY R. VVILLIAMS, Lubbock Bachelor of Science in Foods and Nutritiong Home Economics Cluhg Baptist Student Union, Executive Council. XJERA LAVERNE XVILLIAMS, Lubbock Bachelor of Arts in Mathematics. VVAARD VVAYNE VVILLIABIS, Dumas Bachelor of Science in Geologyg Tech Vetsg Geology Club, Secretary. VVANDA Jo NVILLIAMS, Pampa Bachelor of Science in Physical Educationg Major-Minor Clubg Rodeo Associationg Rifle Club. INA LOL' VVILSON, Lublzovl' Bachelor of Arts in English. JACK E. VVILTERDING, illuleshoe Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineeringg Phi Eta Sigmag American Institute of Electrical Engineers. FRANCES VVINN, SiL'!'l'f1L'flff'l' Bachelor of Science in Educationg Future Teachers of Amer- icag Major-Minor Club, Vice-President. i Z A xi Qu . lWw'Wii -ll llb 'NM Y I '5 ii -., ' Illlllllllllll ff l' I .-4 .,- xy 'hill I ,X L sq- 'gif , is? '- ' I l X MONTE JOE W1sE, Quimque Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering, Phi Gamma Delta, Phi Eta Sigma, President, Saddle Tramps, Junior Class Vice President, American Institute of Chemical En- gineers. , BOBBY BL'RTON VVOMACK, Ozomz Bachelor of Science in Petroleum Geology, Geology Club. JAMES ERVVIN VVOOD, Lubbork Bachelor of Arts in Historv, German Club. GEORGE S. XVOOD, E! Paso Bachelor of Arts in Spanish. IQENNETH RAY VVOODARD, Lubborl' Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering, American Institute of Electrical Engineers. GERALD VVORRALL, II, Lubbock Bachelor of Architecture. LILY Naomi VVRIGHT, Plfzimfieu' Bachelor of Business Administration in Business Education, Casa Linda, Phi Gamma Nu, Future Teachers of America. JOHN HART VVRIOHT, Grewmille Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering, American Society of Mechanical Engineers. LEE GTIS VVYATT, JR., Denwr City Bachelor of Business Administration in Finance. 'TOMMIE E. VVYNN, Lubborb Bachelor of Arts in Mathematics, Kappa Kappa Gamma, President, Registrar, Panhellenic Delegate, Panhellenic Rush Chairman, Forum, Junior Council. RALPH G. YYARBROUGH, Odessa Bachelor of Business Administration in Industrial Manage- ment, Pi Kappa Alpha, Pledge Trainer, Treasurer, Alpha Phi Omega, Student Union, Arts and Exhibits Committee. BILLY GEORGE YORK, Shamrock Bachelor of Arts in Government, Pi Sigma Alpha, Inter- Dorm Senate, Doak Hall, President. FREDDIE VVELDON YYOUNG, Jlorton Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering, American In- stitute of Electrical Engineering-Institute of Radio Engineers. TERENCE O. YOUNG, Lubbock Bachelor of Architecture, VVho's VVho in American Colleges and Universities, Student Council, Sophomore Class Vice- President, Engineering Show Auditor, Saddle Tramps, American Institute of Architects. HENRY CLAY ZORNS, Lubbock Bachelor of Science in Agricultural Education, Alpha Zeta, Chronicler, Future Farmers of America, Vice-President. Page 383 I ft ' ' gr it M 'N X I , .uf ga 1 Nw' N? X Fi22TFT4QmwMMf V x 3 ' 1 f ' S gl ' 9 -, I X I I in rvve , , R I I xp f 4,31-Q' L21 C - . ...V IFAWC' XZVW, Page 384 MARGARET ANN AMMER, Zlflonahuns Bachelor of Music in Music Educationg Kappa Alpha Thetag Mu Phi Epsilong Tech Choirg Junior Councilg Tech Orchestra, Concert Mistress. ROY L. BAILEY, Lubbock Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering. JACK RANDOLPH BALL, Fort Worth Bachelor of Arts in Chemistryg Pre-Med Club. DOROTHY BEAVERS, Illonahans Bachelor of Science in Applied Artsg Home Economics Clubg Applied Arts Workshoppg Kappa Kappa Gammag Knapp Hall, Secretary, Legislatorg Inter-Dorm Senate. SIDNEY R. BIERBIAN, Brady Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering. DON O. BOlWAR, Lubbock Master of Science in Petroleum Geologyg Graduate Student. DON R. EVERETT, Lubbock Bachelor of Science in Agricultural Educationg Rodeo As- sociationg Aggie Clubg Future Farmers of America, Re- porterg Tech Veterans Association. ROBERT L. GRAHAM, Eastland Bachelor of Science in Animal Husbandry. TRUAIAN LEWIS, Earth Bachelor of Science in Math. ALMAN j. HAWKINS, Odessa Bachelor of Arts in Government. GRACE BOLES, Midland Bachelor of Science in Elementary Educationg Kappa Alpha Theta, Recording Secretary. AIACK HODGE, Lubbock VVALTER IVICDONALD, Lubbock Bachelor of Arts in Englishg Arnold Air Society, Comman- derg Sabre Flight, Commanderg Alpha Chig Phi Eta Sigmag Sigma Tau Delta. NIABRY E. AICBIAHAN, Lubbock Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineeringg American Society of Mechanical Engineers. RICHARD HENRY AIARTIN Bachelor of Business Administration in Managementg Kappa Sigma. omiom Pg 386 A , ',L,,- 'K 5' , ' Llg. -L VI1, - I . , A ,W A' if ,, ,fz 2 ' ,gg fm ,7 x- I A KV AL L,.' A, AA- 71, 7 WS? ' , -, V ,Vii Zfy A x , N K 7,2 3 PI ' V' Hi' KA' 5 15:71, - Q' K M if vi 5 ,Ml Eff fr my . f. is, fi A f I ' CJFFICPHQS ILXRRY Bx1ux Ihwmidfnfp IJ XLP1I11?BFHiTS, I'ifv-Ijrffhffnfp INuusXTAxuwiR,Svuvnnyg Sxwxwx XYuiNu,4lJ7fS.1?gprUMwnnhvu Page 387 il 1 omiom Page 388 DONALD RAY AESTON, Vernon GERALD RICHARD ADAMS, Pampa JERRY AI7AMS, Coahoma JIM A. ADAMS, Lulrboflz Jo ANN ADDISON, Don-ver City MILTON D. ADKISSON, Lubborlz DONALD R. ALEXANDER, Borger JACKIE Ross AALEXANDER, Floydada HARRY L. ALLEN, Kilgoro JON BARRY ALLEN, Lulrbork TRAVIS CTLYN ALLEN, Van Court FRANCES EUGENIA AI,I,lSON, Carihage MARY ALMY, Carlsbad BOBBY G. ANDERSON, Winrrrs RUTH ANDERSON, ,Jgua Dulfo KAY ARMSTRONG, Roposfvillc JERRY VV. ARNOLD, Garland SMITH ASBILL, JR., Lnbbork FERNE EI.IZABIi'1'l1 IXSIIER, .rlthons TOMMY J. ASIlI.ES', Vernon BILL BAKER, Floydada BROOKES H. BAKER, Fort II'ortlI DONALD LEE BAKER, Cliildross JOE DAN BAILEY, Rolls SAMUEL CLINTON BARBEE, JR., El Paso JAMES BARBER, Colorado City ARN'ELI,A BARRICK, .-lbornathy HAL WOOD BARRON, Lamosa JACK BATEMAN, Atlzfns WILLIAM THOMAS BATTIN, Lubbock PRISCXLLA BAUMGARDNER, Wollington DAVID MICHAEI. BAYLESS, Irfving JEROME JOHN BEACII, Milos LORNA DOONE BEACII, Kerrfville JON H. BEAR, Burkburnolt THOMAS T. BEARD, Garland CHARLES BEATTY, Dallas TIIOMMX' BEATY, Gorman BILLIE BECK, San Jngelo JACK L. BECKNER, Littlefield BENNY J. BEDFORD, Midland DANNY BEILUE, Caflus RICHARD BELL, Lubboflz O. MACK BENNETT, Quobor JEANETTE SUE BERRY, Tulia IQENNETH M. BILLINCTON, Tulia GERALD BINT, Cisfo JAMES STANLEY BLACK, Lmielland JOSEPH L. BLACK, Santa Fe, Nww Maxim MILES FRANKLIN BLACK, Carlsbad, New Maxim MARY LEE BLACKMORE, Canadian ELMO BLACKXVEIIL, Dimmift BILLY HLEDSOE, Slfplmn-ville JAMES LEWIS BLUMENTRITT, Iraan JAMES R. BOGIIE, Plainfvimv KENNETH R. BOLEN, Odessa JOHN C. BOREN, Post BILLII-I LUE BOSHER, Abilene YV.-XYNE CHARLES BOSTIK, Fritflz MAXINE BOXVERS, Morton LEE ROY BOX, Plains JOHN BRANDON, Stephfnfuille EDWARD H. BRANTLEY, ilmlwrst MAYNA FAYE BRATCIIER, Lubborle JACQUELIXE BREEDING, Nasbfville, Tenn. AIIICE JANE BREEDLOYE, Lubbofk NI.-XRTH.-X SUE BRIDGES, .-lnton AYERILL BRINKMAN, Kerrfville BILLY JOE BRISTOL, Plainfvivfw DON EARL BROOKS, Tulsa, Oklahoma INLXXIE BROOKS, San ,Inmnia DON G. BROTHERS, Padufah IIARLEAN BROWN, Dublin FRED R. BROVVNING, Burleson MARCUS JOE BRYAN, Wintfrs RICHARD K. BRYANT, Dallas BEVERLY BUFKIN, Sundofwn LARRY GENE BURKHART, Perryton JOHN XYIRGII, BURNETT, Brofwnjiald ROSS EUGENE BURRIS, Sabina! RONALD EDWARD BURRUS, Lubbork VV. H. BURTON, Midland LYNN LEE BUSBY, Odessa VVILLIAM LEE BYNUM, Carlsbad, News Mexifo LARRY R. BYRD, Lubbork PERRY CALK, Comsloflz LARRY CALYERLEY, Gardan Cify IDI-INNIS C.-XLVERT, Lubbork .ARDITH LOL' CAMPBELL, Midland R. BRUCE CAMPBELL, Pampa JAMES E. CANNON, Alexia IIERMAN CARDXVELI., 1,ubboi'le CII.-XLTIPIE CARPENTER, Dimmilt MARY ELLEN CARR, Fort lI ortb JULIAN B. CARRUTII, Tulia Page 389 Page 390 DOYLE IRVIN CARSON, Lubbofle EDWARD HENRS' CARTER, Phillips JAMES TI-IOMAS CARTI-IEL, Lofknoy TEDDY CARTHEL, lmzrlznoy DWIGHT HERBER'f CARVER, Lubbofk ROSS S. CASS, Plain-virfw SANDY CASSTEVENS, Brofwnfold BOB CASTLEBERRY, Plainfvimv KIEEER CAUDLE, Roby W7ALLIS F. CHAMPION, ,-llfvord CAROL CI-IANCY, Fort Worfh MARK CHARLES, Boqfina ROBERT C. CHENOXYETII, Dallas JOAN Cl-IESHER, Lubhork VVILLIE NELSON CHRISTIE, Clarendon ARCHIE CLANTON, Conan Cfnter ETIIEL NADEIIII CLANTON, Odessa R. CARROL CLARK, Bnrlrson J. DON CLARK, Irfving FRANK AI,LEN CLIMER, Luhbork DAVID E. CLOYD, Canadian JAMES G. CLOYD, Canadian CECIL R. COALE, JR., Orange CIIARLES I5AVID CORD, Monahans IUAVID R. COFFMAN, Rifhardson ERYIS Ci.-XII. COCCIN, Cross Plains ROGER VVILLIAM COIL, Midland PAUL COKER, JR., Cranr JESSE L. COLBERT, 0a'fssa NIELBA COLDEWEY, Lnbhorlz JEAN COLLETT, I-Ibilrac FREDDA COLLIER, Woodfvillzr JAMES B. COLLINS, Dallas ALVIN RAYMOND CONEIIY, Lulzbofk VVILLIAM A. CONLEY, Lubbork .ANNETTE FOWLER COOK, Sfagra-ves JERRY COOK, Fort Worth LEROY COOK, Fort Worth LAWRENCE DOUGLAS COOK, Hamlin MARY E. COOPER, Cro-wall RALPH DARREI.I. COOPER, Rangfr SANDRA COOPER, Snydn- JAMES COPELAND, lllvlrosf, New Mexico BILL T. COVVART, San ,-Ingrlo PHYI.LIS COZBY, Fort Worlh EDDY LEE CRAIG, Hobbs, Nr-w llflrxifo XVILLIAM MOORE CRAIG, JR., Lubbofk cyl..-XDYS R. CRANIJALL, For! Ilforlh CLARENCE AARON CREACY, Phillips DAN CRESON, Dallas HAROLD ARTHUR CRESVVELL, Lubbock GEORGE M. CREVVS, Lubboelz JAMES ROBERT CRISP, Lubbock CONNIE JOYCE CROVV, Luther RUTH ANN CUMMINGS, Lubbock WILLIAM CLAY CUMMINS, Fort Worth JIMMIE LEE CURRIE, Lubboelz DOROTHY DAKIN, Houston BOBBY DOW DALE, Seagrafves MYRL R. DALRYMPLE, Fort Worth ALYCE MARIE DAVIDSON, Graham B. MAC DAVIS, Olney CECIL GLYNN DAVIS, Borger HAL WVYLIE DAVIS, Sherman ROBBY DALE DAVIS, Kilgore TINE ECCENEN DAVIS, Odessa TOMMY MACK DAVIS, Phillips VICTOR ROY DAY, Lubboek CONLEY DEEN, Odessa TOD J. DEKANTER, San ,-lntonio GEORGE VV. DEMERE, Water Valley CAROLYN JAYNE DENNIS, Lubbork DON.ALD DENTON, Big Spring DOROTHY ANN DENTON, San Hngelo PATRICIA DERRICK, Idalou JAMES DETTEN, Amarillo LARRY NEAL DICRSON, Le-oing LA VERNE DIERSCHKE, San flngelo CAROLYN UIXON, Dallas KARL THORD DOCKRAY, Lubbofle JAMES MONROE DOIIERTX', Littlefield LEWIS E. DOROUOI-I, Amarillo XVENDEI.I, DORSE1'1', Winters DEWITT LYNN DOTSON, Trinity DON A. DOTY, Grand Prairie JAMES K. DOVVLING, Lubbofle JOY SUE DOWNINC, Lubbofle FANE DOWNS, Lubboek JOAN DRUESEDOXN', Old Glory JOHN F. DUBOSE, JR., Plainfoirfw BUFORD ALLEN DUFF, Plains IVIARILYN ANN DUNAGAN, ,Midland BYRD VVILKINS DUNCAN, MfLeen SHIRLEY DUPRIEST, llfaro WYMAN J. DYER, Carlsbad, New Mexico Cam off? 7 - Page 39I omiom I Page 392 DONALD JOE EARL, Seminole JACKIE IJOUGLAS EARL, Seminole LANETTA FERN EARLY, Midland ANDREW J. EDMONDSON, Temple E. DEAN EDWARDS, Taholza FIELENE SCE EDWARDS, elmarillo LAURA F. EDWARDS, Crosbyton SPINKS EDXVARDS, Colorado City KAY RUTH ELDER, Fort llforth JERRY G. ELDREDGE, Sadler FJOBERT D. EIILIFF, JR., Tnlia IJONAIID A. ELIIIOTT, Lubbock LYNN ELLIOTT, Housion BILL E. ENGLISH, Plainfviefw JAMES RICIIARD ESCUE, Olney IIELI-:N RLf'l'II ETIIEREDCE, Rosroe ALVA JEAN ETIIRIDGE, Ropesfville CARL NORMAN EVANS, Eliawille OPAL ENUM, Lubborle TIMOTIIY IUCN.-XLD EYSSEX, Abilene NORMA JO FANT, San Angelo NICKS VAL FARISS, IVelrh R17IZE!i'I' L. FARMER, Plainfuiefw AVONLEE FENTRESS, Lubborlz XVILLIAM A. FEUERITACHER, Plainfvieu' JIMMIE D. FINCII, Crosbyton CILENN H. FINNEY, Santa .flna MARY FISCIIER, Pasadena CHARLES H. FLETCHER, Baytofwn IJOROTIIY LL' FOLTYN, Littlefeld ROSS OIISEX FORBUS, Abilene MAx EDWARD FORD, Lubboelz MARY LOU FOREIIAND, Ferris YVADE EDWIN FORESTER, JR., Sfweetuaier CIIRISTINE FOSTER, Vigo Park AL'BkES' J. FOL I's, Rule BARBARA NJ.-XRIE FOVVLER, San Antonio IQENNETH A. FOX, Crowell D1XX'IID FRANKLIN, Seagrafues DON FRANKLIN, Houslon IIOMER FRANKLIN, JR., Lubbork IJONALII ERIC FRITZ, Midland DAVID VVAYNE FROST, Edinburg JACK HENRY FULXVILER, efbilene JERRY FL'l1L'A, Penfwell CSIS!!! JOI-IN A. GARRETSON, Lublaofle CALVIN E. GARRETT, Plainfview EVANGELINE GARZA, Kermit PAUL GASTON, Brownfield HERBERT E. CEATLIN, JR., Houston BOBBY R. GEORGE, Spur JACK STANLEY CIIBBENS, Brerleenridge JERRY D. GIBNER, Spearman SHARON LYNN GIBSON, Dallas JAMES G. GII.BERT, Fort Worth KATHAIIEEN GILBERT, Lubbock BEN F. GILBREATII, Dodd City WALTER LEE GILL, Fort Worth JAMES PERRY GII.cREAsE, Elkhart DON E. GII,LISPIE, Lubhoek LARRY E. CSLASGOVV, Phillips MARK WAYLAN GI.ASS, Snyder EMMETT L. GLOYNA, Kress DAVID JON CIODDARD, Odessa NITA BETH GOLDEN, Brownfield MONA DELL CSOODPASTURE, Lubhoek DANE HOMER GRANT, Lubhorlz GORDON LESTER GRAVES, Italy DON D. GRAY', New York, New York MARGARET JOY GREEN, Houston MARY LOUISE GREEN, Wildorado W7II.I.IAM JESSIE GREEN, Tennyson FRED GRIFFIN, Plain-view MONTE E. GRIFFIN, Lamesa RONALD WII,I,IAM GRIFFIN, Luhbork IMA JANE GRIFFITH, Plains THOMAS LEROY GROVES, Tuseola JIMMY L. GUEST, Turkey DOUGLAS L. GUINN, Lubhoele KEN GULLETT, Olton BENNIE RAY GUNN, Grape-vine ANNA MARGARET GUN1'ER, Enorhs PEGGY J. HAIIN, Lorena JOE MICIIAEL I'IAI,E, Midland PATSY NEI,I, HAI.E, Brownheld LEON EUGENE HALL, Dumas PATSY JO HALL, Jayton VAN W. HAI.I,, flmarillo VVINNIE PAUL HAM, Layhuddie NANCY C. IFIAMILL, ,-Imarillo BILLY E. HAMILTON, Luhhofle DELORIS PEARL PIAMIIITON, Luhhork LEON HAMII.1'0N, Houston STANFORD HAMMACK, Vernon BOBBY RAY HAMMAN, Plain-view Page 393 1 1 l I Page 394 JOE BOB H.AMPTON, Cartus ll GARY HANCOCK, Kermit OLIN CLIFFORD HAND, Westlake, Louisiana CLIFTON HAKXNS, Florey DOUGLAS fiAIL HANNA, Lometa NIAYNARD HANSEN, Clifton THOMAS A. HARIJIN, Dallas BILLIE F. HARDING, Vinrent TOM S. HARKEY, Crystal City BILLY D. HARMON, Roaring Springs RICHARD HARRYXL, Artesia, New Mexico EDWARD MORRIS H.ARRIES, Grand Prairie BRYANT A. HARRIS, Garden City PATSY LOU HARRIS, Plainfoie-w HELEN HARRISON, Andre-ws LENIS ARI,EE HAIQVEY, Shamrock JUANITA HASELOFF, Vernon JOHN I'IA'1'CHE'I l', Lubbork WILLIAM P. l'IA'I'CHETT, Lainesa LEO L. HA1'FIEl,D, Midland ALBERT DON I'IA'I'I.EY, JR., Lubbock KATHRi'N JEAN HAUGE, San Antonio JERRY MII.O HAWKINS, Higgins J. VV. HAWKINS, Ilfellman JOHN EDDIE HAYS, Houston JAMES L. HEARD, Vernon DYNARD AI.l.EN HEMPlIlI,I,, Amarillo LEROY E. HENDERSON, Lubbork MONROE HENDERSON, Jaeksboro ZAMA SUE HENDRICK, Rall: FRED EDWARD HENNE, New Braunfels JOE HENRY, Happy XVOODIE D. HENYAN, Fort lVorth CAROLYN HERRIN, Stephen-ville VV. ROBERT HERRXN, Stephen-ville BETTY HICKS, Lorenzo PAUL LYON PIILL, Lubboek BETTY MONCIE I'iII,I,IS, Hermleigh JANELLE LIIRSCHFIELD, San Angelo CLAUDE CAREY HODBS, Abilene CLYDE TERRY HOBDS, Abilene ROYCE LYNN IIOGUE, Snyder THOMAS A. PIOLEMAN, Lubbock PAUL E. HOLLERMAN, Lubbork GEORGE E. HOI.L1NGSVVOR'l'H, Lubboek JOANNE HOLMES, Lnbboek JOE TOM HOOD, Midland ROBERT DAN HOOK, Qnanah JACK HOOKER, Abilene JERRY LLOYD HOOKS, Dublin WARREN STANLEY IIOUSE, Wichita Falls IRENE R. HOUSTON, Lefuelland BETTY SUE HOWARD, Dallas PATSY JEAN HOWARD, Lubbock LENORE HOWELL, Amarillo WELDON R. HOWELL, Anna XX7ENDEI.L E. HUDDLESTON, Tahoka C. E. HUDSPETH, JR., Era CAROLYN JOY I'IUGGINS, Plainfviefw WARREN E. HUNT, Lubbock THOMAS CLIFFORD HUN1'ER III, Painpa PAUL VV. HURT, Ysleta DONNY NEAL HUTTON, Dalhart FRANCES RUTH INMASI, Midland JERAL W. JACKSON, Lubbock JERRY MALCOLM JACKSON, Breckenridge KENNIE LOU JACKSON, Anfon IVIARGARET ANN JACKSON, .flmarillo ROWENA JACKSON, Lubbork XVAYNE JAMES, New Deal WILBUR D. JARRETT, Odexsa BEN R. JEFFERSON, San Angelo JOE M. JEFFERSON, Lubbock DONALD JENKINS, Miami ROBERT HENRS' JENKINS, Rising Sfar FLOYD JAMES JENSEN, Waco BOBBY W. JESTER, Texarkana GLEN D. JOBE, Quauali CHARLES G. JOHNSON, Plainfciew MARVIN S. JOHNSON, Hamlin PATRICIA RUTH JOHNSON, Pampa ROALD JOHNSON, Mulcslioe CARL R. JONES, Midland DERRELL CvENE JONES, Moi-ion EARLENE J. JONES, Lubbock JAMES LEE JONES, Anfon MARY ALICE JONES, Lubbork TROY DEAN JONES, Allison VVILLIAM K. JONES, Littlffi-lil JOHNNY O. JORDAN, Odexsa JAMES R. JOYNER, Lubbook NANCX' BOYLES KAISNER, Odmsa JOHN U. KYXISNER, Odessa RAYMOND GERALD KARR, Seymour FINIS RICHMOND KEELE, Eola 667,66 off? 7 Page 395 omiorff Page 396 CULBY RAY KEENE, Lefvelland BILLY VVAYNE KERLEY, Snyder WILLIAM M. KEY, San Angelo JAMES J. KILCHENSTEIN, Longfviefw ROBERT B. KILCULLEN, St. Louis, Mo. DAVID KILGO, Amarillo ROBERT E. KlT.I.IAN, Fort Worih GWEN KILLIAN, Roxroe AI.I,EN D. KING, JR., Tren! RICHARD L. KING, Fort lfl'orth ROBERT DAI.E KING, Phillips VERA K. KINKLER, Lubbork ROBERT F. KNEPLEY, Odessa MARY' ELIZABETH KNICKERBOCKE, Cry JOAN KNIGHT, Kansa: City, llflissouri LAWRENCE AI.I.EN KNORPP, Lubbork GIIENDA KNOWLES, Phillips ED LEE KNOX, Morton VVILLIAM J. KOPYCINSKI, Fort Worth ERLECE GREEN KOVAR, Arlington DONALD C. KRUSE, Monahan: C. H. KYLE, Lubbofk ROBERT LADIIART, Fort Worth GREGORY LAMB, Clarendon SAM L. VAN LANDINGHAM, Midland CECILIA LANGLEY, Lorlzney ROBERT I'1OY LAPIIAM, Abilene MANFRED HANS LARISH, Amarillo SHIRLEY LEE LARSEN, Pampa . Q M ARMON C. LAUDERBACK, Elzda, Nefa I VVILLIAM LAUGHLIN, Lubboelz ,vial City exiro MIII1'ON DANNELLY LAW, lVetumplaa, Alabama NANCY F. LAWLIS, Lewelland TOM LAVVRENCE, Fort Worth KIM GERALD LAVVTON, Dallas JOE S. LEACH, Plainfviefw RODNEY MITCHELL LEE, Marfa CHERRILLE LEMON, Lubbock BOBBY DICK LEMONs, Amarillo BILL A. LEONARD, Cleburne JIMMY LEVVIS, Cherokee JOHN LEVVIS, Nolan MARY SUE LEWIS, Waxahafhie JANYCE M. LOBBAN, Post DAVID D. LOCKVVOOD, Corydon EIIIIIII KAY CHARLOTTE LOFLEY, Lubbock JOHN LOGSDON, Kress PATRICIA ANN LONG, McKinney JOE J. LOPEZ, White Deer PHILIP LOVE, Green-ville WILLIAM DOUGLAS LOVE, Florence CARSON H. LOVING, Dublin BETTY E. LOVVTHER, Andrews MICHAEL B. MCADAMS, Hale Center XVINSTON HOWELL MCADEN, Midland CHARLES E. MCCARTY, Marshall SHIRLEY MCCLINTOCK, New Home JERRY M. MCCLURE, Burkburnett JAY MCCOLLUM, Colorado City LEVVIS MCCUISTIAN, Megargel JAMES H. MCCULLOCH, Plainfview PAT NORTON MCCULLOUGH, Hereford ALBERT K. MCCURDY, Abernathy JAMES R. MCDONALD, Wichita Falls BOBBY JOE MCGEE, Odessa MAl.COI.M CELYNN MCGEE, Lo-ving DONALD BRUCE MCGUIRE, Anton MORA GENEXVIEVE MCGUIRE, Seymour JOE SINGLETON MCILHANEY, Lubbock HARI.EY LEON MCILROY, Lubbork REX MCKAY, JR., Pampa RONALD MCKIM, Lubbock JAMES CLENE MCLAIN, Hart CLYDE MCLANE, JR., Ralls ROBERT HENRY MCMAHAN, Tyler CHARLES VV. MCMURRAY, Trinidad LU ANNE MCNEILL, Lubbock TROY L. MCNEILL, Floydada JAMES MCPHERSON, Lubbock SIDNEY CAROL MCSPADEN, .affton MARTHA LOUISE MACK, Lubbock SIDNEY MACK, McKinney SHERRELL MANNING, Lubbock JOHN CARL MARSE, Plainfview ARTIIUR MARTIN, JR., Temple THOMAS CLIFTON MARTIN, JR., Slatou REITA JEANNE MARTIN, Plainfvie-w XVILLIAM CHARLES MARTIN, Denwer City JACK A. MATHER, Dallas KATPIERINE A. MATHIEU, Lubbock BII.LY MATHIS, Olton JOHN HOXN'ARID MATSON, Fort Worth DONALD K. MATTICKS, Se-bring, Ohio ALICE M. MAULDIN, Boi-wie TEDDY JACK MAYFIELD, Sil-verton Page 397 Page 398 RICHARD MINOR MAYFIELD, Fort Worth WILLIAM THOMAS MAYS, Van JAY DEAN IVIEEKS, Vega CALVIN MEISSNER, Midland MAX MERRILL, Carlsbad, New Mexico JOEL VVILLIAM MEYERS, Olton JAMES KERMIT MILLER, Jonesboro ROBERT JAMES MIIII.ER, Gatesfville ROBERT YYALLIANT MILLER, JR., Austin KYLE MILLER, JR., Big Spring ROY GRANT MILLER, Denfver City THOMAS LEWIS MIDRIFF, Lubbock CALVIN S. MITTS, Grufver MARY ANN MOFFITT, Clofvis, Nefw Mexico AR1'HUR B. INTOXTGOMERY, Andrefws CARROLL MONTGOMERY, Corsifana BOBBY L. MOORE, Brownwood JIM TRUETT MOORE, Lubbock KENNETH WRIGHT MOORE, Fort Worth MARY CAROLYN MOORE, Morton ROBERT J. MOORE, Cotton Center ERVIN B. MOREMAN, Amarillo JACK A. MOREMAN, Hedley MARVIN fTvI.YNN MORGAN, Colorado City RICHARD EARLE MORGAN, Plain-vie-w ROY RUSSELL MORGAN, Italy DORCAS ELIZABETH MORRISON, Garland JOHN BRADLEY MORRISON, Abilene LARRY FAYNE MORROW, Stamford GERALDINE ANNE MORTIMER, Lubboele ARTHUR LEIGH MOSELY, Amarillo WEYLAND R. MUIILINS, Eden FRITZ RICHARD MUNZINGER, El Paso PATRICIA NANCE, Midland MELBA DEAN NEELY, San Saba TOM NEFF, Colorado City VVANDA JOYCE NEILL, Lubboek C. ARCHIE NELSON, Winters J. LARRY NELSON, Tulia SHIRLEY EILEEN NEI.SON, Claude CHARLES ROBERT NEVVTON, Fort W'orth O. H. NEWTON, Grand Prairie DAWN NICHOLS, Amarillo JAMES DEWEY NICHOLS, Temple SARAH ANN NIX, Abilene GEORGE ALLEN NIKON, Iraan ROBERT L. NOBI.E, JR., Brownfield JIMMY DOYLE NOWELL, Plainview BETTY JANICE OLER, El Paso DENNIS ARLEN OLIVER, Hale Center DON R. ORMAND, Odessa BENTLEY OYQUINN, Midland JAMES VV. OSDORINE, Panhandle CURTIS VV. OWEN, Odessa ANNE OWENS, flrlinglon LUCILE CLARK OVVSLEY, Lubbock HAROLD L. PADEN, Lubbock LESTER E. PAIGE, Silfverton NELLIE RUTH PARDUE, Lofveland, Oklahoma CAROL E. PARKER, Lubbock TOM G. PARKS, Cliflon ALENE AVANELI, PARSONS, Plainfvieu- JAMES IQENNETH PATERSON, Irfving JAMES HOXY'ARD PATTERSON, II'irhira Falls JEAN ALEXYXNDRE PAUL, II'irhita Falls JIM N. PAUL, Sulphur Springs AUBREX' DWAYNE PAYNE, Ralls CLESTON RAY PAYNE, Quanah E. DON PAYNE, Haskell BARBARA PEARCE, qlmarillo CELIA PEMBER, Portales DON.-XLD T. PENDI.H'I'0N, Brerkenridge DAVID L. PENNINCTON, Post A. P. PENTON, Gaineseville DOUGLAS NELSON PERKINS, Littleheld JOHN A. PETERSON, Canadian VVAYLAND M. PETTY, Roscoe MARVIN A. PETTYJOHN, Longview BEN F. PHILLIPS, JR., Lefvelland EDWARD H. PHILLIPS, Fort I!'orlh DONELI. PHILLIPS, Plainview GW'ENIJOI.Y'N PHILLIPS, Olton PAUL PIIILLIPS, Italy R. FOY PIIILLIPS, Vernon BILL PIIINIZY, Lamesa DONALD L. PIERCE, Clofvis, Nefw Mexiro GEORGE T. PIERCE, Pos! THOMAS PIKE, Rule JOHN VV. PITTS, Deeazur BERNARD A. PI.E'l'CHER, Perryton HERBERT E. POLGUI-3, Hillsboro DONALD R. POND, .elmarillo JOIIN IDAVID POOL, Dumas KAY PORTER, Slalon DEAN ANDERSON POI'I,'I'ER, Houston Kim o!l9 7 Page 399 i. .1s omiord Page 400 DAVID POWELL, Eldorado JERRY REX POWELL, Dumas PAT HARVEY POWER, Whitefare CHARLES G. PRAHL, Kilgore CARL PRESTON, Big Spring JERRY DEAN PRESTON, Seminole OLIVER HULAN PRESTON, Lamesa EDVVIN L. PRESTRIDGE, .fllfvarado RICHARD NEIL PRUITT, Lamesa VV. D. PRUITT, Dell City DONALD JOE PUNDT, Borger DONALD PAT PRYOR, Rankin NOLAN A. PURSER, Ralls GERAI.D RAYMOND RAGLE, Plainfviefw CHARLES NORMAN RAINWATER, Big Spring ROBERT J. RAI.EY, Kermit ROBERT S. RALSTON, Dallas MARIA RAMOS, Penelland FRANKY RAMSEY, El Paso HAL H. RAMSEY, Albilene RUDEIILE RAND, Lubliorlz MARY HAI.I.AM RANDAL, Lulibork ROYACE DELOY RANDOLPH, Lubbofk JOHN THOMAS RATCLIFFE, Lubbork CHARLES DANIEL RATLIEE, Lubborla DONALD EDVVARD RAY, Lubbofk PAUL RECORDS, JR., Perryton JERREL STOKES REED, Jfhens GENE REID, Idalou BETTY JOHN RIIEUBOTHAM, Dallas NANCY GRACE RHUEBOTHAM, Dallas AUDRENE RIIINE, Lofkney LARRY ALEXANDER RICE, Ollon WINONA FAYE RICHARDS, .A-lnton WILLIAM HARRY RICHMOND, Lublzork CHARLES D. RIDDLE, Plains-viefw RICHARD L. RIDGVVAY, Brownfield NEI,DA JOY RIHERD, Stephensville CLAYTON SMITH ROBERSON, Stephenville JOW ALLEN ROBERSON, Lorleett CELINA PEARL ROBERTS, Lubbock DALE ALAN ROBERTS, Fort lflforth JOAN ZENELL ROBERTS, Plainsviefw BARBARA KAY ROBINSON, Plain-vieiw CHARLES ELVIS ROBERTSON, Odessa J. STEVEN ROGERS, Gainesfville LINDA ROGERS, Lubbock SHIRLEY ROPER, New Home ARCHIE E. Row, JR., Midland JAMES NORMAN ROWLAND, Lubboek RONALD RAY RUOIIO, Phillips LOU ANN RUSSELL, Iilmarillo RICHARD RUSSELL, San .flngelo SAM RUSSELL, Winlers MERRIE ELAINE RUSSEY, Fort IVortl1 FREDERIG H. SAGE III, .-lliee VVILLA VEE SAGE, I,ubboi'lr DARWIN ELLIS SANDERS, Pos! DELEERT ALVIN SANDERS, Wilson JOHN MAC SANDERS, Odessa JOYCE SANDERS, Morton MILTON DEAN SANDERS, Mineral Wells NELSON HAROI.lJ SANDERS, Odessa ROBERT H. SANDLIN, Odessa DONALD SAVERANCE, Lawn TERRX' R. SAVAGE, ,-Imarillo HARRH' SCALING, Fort Iforlli BETTY SCARBOROUGII, Peiersburg JERRY VVAYNE SCHMIDT, Miami JAMES VV. SCHOELD, Carlsbad, Nm: Jlexieo HELEN EDWINA SCIIOYAJSA, .flmherst XVILLIAM C. SCHULER, Farmfville, Virginia PATSY G. SCHVVIENING, Sonora MARVIN ROBERT SCHULZE, Killeen HAROLD SCHVVIENING, Sonora BILI.IE HERMAN SCOTT, Fort llforlh ELMORE B. SCOTT, JR., Daingerfeld CONNIE SCUDDAY, Rankin SHIRLEY ANN SEANEY, El Paso EDWARD ALAN SEARS, Fort W'orllz ROLLYN H. SEAWELL III, .-lmarillo HENRY F. SELBY, Luliboek H. A. SESSIONS, JR., Sundown JAMES F. SHAGKELEORD, Cotton Center XVEESTER VV. SHARP, Ilmarillo SAM C. SHAXY, Kaufman TONY H. SIIAXVVER, Megargel lj!-ILBERT SIIEDD, Post BERT SHEEN, Lainesa MONTE GENE SIIEPPARD, Vernon WARREN T. SIIROPSHIRE, Mipulllen DOYLE D. SIMES, Sidney, Ohio WII.LIAM H. SIMMONS, Midland ANNA LOUISE LEWIS SIMPSON, Wiehila Falls LUCIEN DUDLEY SIPES, .Indrei-ws Page 40I Page 402 JERRY R. SKAGGS, Gorman FLOYD VVAYNE SKINNER, Wichita Falls GLENN STEVENS SLAY, Mcilllen JOSEPHINE SLOAN, San Saba BEN A. SMALL, Roswell, New Mexico BARBARA LEE SMITH, Lubbock CARROLL LIOLLIS SMITH, Son Antonio CLARENCE PASCOL SMITH, Hale Center EDDIE LEWIS SMITH, Van Horn FRANCENE SMITH, Scininole FRANCES ANN SMITH, Lubbock HOWARD K. SMITH, Big Spring JIMMY DEAN SMITII, Roscoe JIMMY IUEE SMITH, lVaro JOHN RYA SMITH, Graham ORVILLE DALE SMITH, Lubbock PATSY ANN SMITH, Tahoka RICHARD :ASHTON SMITH, Longfvicfw RICl1.ARlJ LEE SMITII, Borger ROY T. SMITH, fISf3L'l'Ill07lf SHARLENE SMITH, Phillips XV.-XYNI-1 A. SMYER, Plains JOE AI,I4'tJRlJ SNEED, Plmarillo J. D. SNYDER, S'bL'l'PlfbUflfI'I' LEE ROY SOLLEY, Odessa PATSY JUNE SOLOMON, Seminole LYNDER SPEARS, I-'loydmla FREDRICK SPECK, Hex! SANDRA SPELLMAN, Brofwnfwood CARLOS J. SPENCER, Presidio ALAN A. SPINKS, Soagrafves HERBERT EUDELL SPITZER, Lubbock JOHN BARLOVK' SPORAR, Galfveston CHARLES DENNIS SPURLIN, Mart NELSON XVAYNE STAGNER, Hereford RAIEORD H. STAINIIACK, Coleman CONRAD STALEY, Vernon TRUETT PAT STAMBAUCH, Lubbock PAUL M. STANFORD, xlbernafhy CHARLES E. STEEL, I-'lnson KAY L. STEELE, Silfvcrlon ADA ANN STEPHENS, Lubbock BENJAMIN A. STEVENS, Port .lrthur CHARLES DONALD STEPHENS, IVeatl1crford DONALD R. STEPHENS, .-Inmrillo DOYI.E EDWIN STEPHENS, Lubbock JANN STEVENS, Big Spring PATSY STICE, Brofwnfiifld HAL NIAYY.-XRD STOCKTOX, Dallas PAUL fiRliEX STORER, II'ilson PATRICIA SUE STOOKSBERRY, .ilmarillo DORISE STONE, Talpa JAMES DONALD STRAWN, Houslon CHARLES L. STREIIL1, Lubbofle BERYIIE STREIT, Vernon JAMES PATRICK STROMAN, Sfu-fvlfwarfr JIMMY STROTIIER, Shallofwaler THOMAS A. STRATIIER, Shallofwam' RICHARD STYLES, lazbborle MARILYN SUTTON, Texas City JERRY G. SWANER, Minfral Walls VVFILDON L. SVVANN, Jai-lesboro B. RANDOLPH SIYINDLE, Jaspvr, fllabama PHILLIP IIAINES SZENASI, Odfsm CLOYCE TALBOTT, lllfgargfl JOYCE FRANCIS TANNER, Fort IVorlh E. FRANK TATE, Wifhira Fall: BILI.IE JANE TAYLOR, Sfymour DAVID VV. TAYLOR, Slafon FDXVARI7 N. TAX'I.OR, Lorenzo JOHN EARL TAX'I.OR, Dallas DIXIE LEE TEMPLETON, Loraine JIM A. TENEYCK, Midland JAMES EDWARD THOMPSON, Clffvfland XKYYLIE GfXRI.eXNIJ THORNTON, JR., Liltlefirlil BARBARA THRUSTON, Plain-viefw ORVILLE C. TOLER, flbernathy CAROLE HARRIET TOLI.IN, Lubborlz LILLIE TOMI.INSON, Fl. MrKafve!t MACK TOMI,INSOX, Denison B. D. TRAMMEII, Dfnfuer City TEDDX' VV. TRIPPE, Lzzllbork CILYNN ANATOLE TRUAN, Colorado Cily THOMAS A. TUNE, Rangfr CLIXT AMON TURNER, JR., Floydada CHARLES EDWARD TX'RA, Rorgfr NED UNDERVVOOD, Snyder JOE DOUGLAS ITPTON, Denwr City KATHLYN VEAZEY, Lubborlz VVILLIAM VERDEN, Lakmiimc JOIINNIE L. VESTAL, JR., Fort ll'ortl1 GRACE S. XYXCK, Graham VV. GERALD XYINEYARD, Bells HUGH DON VINSON, Tusfola REINIER EDMUND VOULE, Hagerman, lVffw .Maxim 66145 off? 7 -- Page 403 omiom Page 404 ARTHUR GARLAND WADE, Tulia HERSHEI. VVADE, Spur CAROL WAGNON, San Iflngvlo RUBY VVALDEN, Lubboflz TRAVIS E. VVALDEN, Olton JAMES PRENTICE VVALKER, Iirownfeld RICHARD L. WALL, Ilcrmlviglz HOXN'ARD L. VVALLACE, Orange RICHARD KNIGHT VVALLACE, Seymour lVIERVIN VVALSER, Canadian DORIS LEE VVAMPLER, Lubbork BILLIE JEAN VVARD, Monahan.: BOBBIE VVARREN, Ed Leon CLYDE OLEN XVATERS, Odcxxa PAUL A, VVATERS, Lubborlz XVANDA SUE VVATKINS, :Ilbilano BILLY JOE VVATTS, nlndrefwx lVIEI.BA RAE VVATZON, Monahans fll'Y XA7l-IAVER, Ilamlin JOHN' MEl.N'IN XRHEAVER, Lamesa CEAYLE VVEBB, Fort l!f'or1b RICHARD T. VVELDON, Waxalzaflzie ELIvIER S. VVELLS, Ralls VELMA VVALDINE VVI-:LLs, Lubbork VVILIDA VVELLS, Fort Stovlztan EARL LI.OYD VVEST, Momplzix EDDIE VVEST, Elida, New llflaxifo JESS WEST, Plainfviv-w HAROLD RAY VVESTMORELAND, Dallas ROBERT F. WI-IAM, Hobby, N12-w Mexifo PEGGY NADENE VVHEELER, Lubbock PHILIP D. WIIIEEIIEIZ, Amarillo BARBARA VVHITE, Tarzan ELIZABETH GAII. VVIIITE, Danfvar City GERALD VVAYNE VVIIITE, Lubbofle PIIILIIIP VVENIJEIIL VVHITE, Dimmiit ROBERT LAIJRIS VVHI'I'I'IELD, Ft. Collins, DENNIS VVIIIKS, Floydada RONALD RAY VVILI.IAIvIs, Graham LIZXYIS lVIAURlCli YVILLIAMS, .Ibilww ROGER N. VVILLIAMS, Lubbork VVESLEY W. VVILLIAMS, Lubbork CHARLENE VVILLIAIVISON, Fort Worflz PATRICIA ANN VVILLIS, marillo SALLIE LOUISE VVILLIS, Iflbllene Colorado CSIS!!! DONALD VVIIISON, Vernon JERRY A. VVILSON, Knox City MARIANNA W7Il.SfJN, Coleman MARIAN JO VVILSON, Hereford VVAIILACE L. WILSON, Luhbofk MARGUERITE WINDER, Grufver JAMES WINE, Lubbofk DON H. WINNETT, Hart MIIIBURN EUGENE WINK, Robert Lee ANNE WITTY, Hamilion JO NEIIII WOMACK, Fort Ilforth BEVERLY CLARICE WOOD, Spur LOUIS GERAIID WOOD, Pero: OEILIA WooD, Eagle Pan DALLAS W. WOODS, Big Spring GIIENNA FAYE Woons, Lulibork DON E. VVOOLF, Fort llforth SCOTT DAVIS WOODFIN, Anton WILLIAM H. WORKMAN, :lmarillo FRANK MACIIELL WORSHAM, Lubborle PERMELIA WORTIIAM, Fort lVor1lI FRANK WRIGHT, Lubborle JOYCE NATALIE VVRIGHT, Bellaire MIIIBURN WRIGHT, JR., Milex NEIL MARK VVYATT, Snyder JANET YANCEY, Lubborle NOEL E. X7EARY, Fort Worth JOHN VV. YOUNG, Abilene LINDA YOUNG, Dallas SYLVIA YOUNG, Graham VVILIIIAM H. ZEDLITZ, Ballinger BILL BAKER, Rockxprings Page 405 S19 0l'lfL0l 8.'5 Pg 406 K'4v1-x-. U www,- wan-. I R 5 W 'F uv-A 'af' , , 4 OFFICERS ROB BROWN, P1'v.s'1'1fv11l,' D,wm Tucmvsox, l'mf-1'rmf!m1 ,- DONNA ABR,xII,m, Sl'l'l'L'Z'lIl'-Yj' KIARY KAY HOLMES, ,J.Ifl'.S. Rfp,-fmzffzfiw. Page 407 ASZIDZLOIWLOI' if Page 408 DONNA ABRAHAM, Canadian PATSY RUTH ADAMS, Lubbock ROBERT ADAMS, Shamrock JOYCE DARI.ENE ADAMSON, Midland JERRY L. AKER, Lubbock CHARLES L. ALEXANDER, Borger RICHARD LEE ALEXANDER, Dumas RICHARD GERALD ALEXANDER, Amarillo JOHN H. ALEORD, Lubbock GAYLE AI.LCORN, Lubbock BO ALLEN, Moy FRIEDA E. ALLEN, Hereford GARY MARSHALL ALLEN, Saginafw PHILLIP MAX ALLEN, Phillips IJONALD DEWAYNE ALI.ISON, Lockney SAM H. AI.I.RED, Lubbock D.AVID C. AI.I.1'ON, Amarillo LARRY VVYNN ANDERSON, Roosefuelt MICKEY ANDRESS, Lubbock JAMES E. ANGEL, Fort Worth MARGARET CECILIA ANGER, Snyder JUDITII ANNING, Houston GEORGE R. ANTHONY, Dimmitt DONALD J. ARMSTRONG, Amarillo NITA ARMSTRONG, San Angelo VVILLIAM G. ARMSTRONG, Hartley G.'KII. ARNN, Goodland ARI.ETTE ARNETT, Lubbock NORMA GAYLE ARTHUR, Raton, Nefw Me DAVID EUGENE ATVVOOD, Cleburne MARCELES AUSTIN, Enochs DON AUFILL, Clefueland DONALD R. AVERY, Lubbock ROBERT REX AYCOCK, Tulia JAMES FOSTER BABB, Abilene JOHN B. BACCUS, JR., Lubbock JOHN BACON, Lubbock JESSICA BAGGETT, Ft. Worth NANCY JANE BAGWELL, Claude RICHARD B. BAKER, Irfving JIMMIE R. BALI., llfickett TOMMY BAI.I.ARD, Shallofwater J. M. BANNISTER, Lubbock BILL L. BARBER, Denton DON BARBER, Floydada xizo JUANITA FAY VVRIGHT BARBER, Waco CORLEY BENTON BARKER, JR., Lubbock JAMES L. BARNARD, Amarillo JOANNE BARNEY, Abilene ANN BARRON, Meadofw DONALD R. BARTON, Lubboek WAYNE BOYD BASINGER, Lubbock TOMMY J. BATCHELOR, Eleftra JOHN HENRY BATES, JR., Brerkenridge BOBBIE BLAKE BAUCH, Sfweetwater CAROLYN BAUMGARTNER, Dallas CHARLES BAUMCARDNER, Iraan BOB LI-IE BAXTER, Sliamroik LYALL MILTON BAZE, Demofrat MERWYN EARL BEAN, JR., Burkburnelt WILI.IAM R. BEARCE, Eldorado BOBBY GENE BECK, San Angelo CHARLOTTE BECK, Ralls LAVERNE BEDFORD, Lubbofk JERRY D. BECK, Lubbofk BILL E. BEHRENDS, Dimmitt DON H. BELL, Amarillo JERRY VV. BELL, Ballinger GENE BENELEY, Panhandle MARTHA BENN, Abernathy ELIZABETH ANN BELT, Loekney DAVID VV. BENNETT, .lbilene JOHN LEE BENNETT, Dallas VVILLIAM C. BENNETT, :Ibilene JANICE BENSON, Clarendon WALTER LEAVITT BENT, Dallas WILLIAM EUGENE BENTON, Odessa JOAN BETHANY, Lubbork CHARLES BEvII.LE, Clarksville MILZEY ORAN BICKLEY, Floyd, Ne-w Mexifo LLOYD BIGCS, Comanrlze TED BILLINGTON, Plainfviefw ROBERT JOE BILLS, Fabens LUCINDA BIRTCIEL, Lefuelland LAWRENCE WNY,-XYNI-I BISHOP, Plain-viz'-w JOHN R. BLACK, Deafver Cily GLENN BROXYN BLACKMON, Littlefield WAYLAND BLACKSTOCK, Rosroe JIM DON BLACKVVOOD, Dallas FREDDIE DEE BLAKE, 0,1J07Z7Zl'll f1l.ENN R. BLAKE, Lubbork MAX E. BL.-XSSINGAME, llfirhifa Falls DANNY BLEDSOE, Olton BOBBIE JEAN BLOCKER, Lubbork . I Page 409 I I Page 4I0 JAMES BISHOP BOGGS, Fort Worth JACK BOGGESS, Lubbork RICHARD L. BOHANNON, JR., Mari-li A.F.B., California SHIRLEY JEAN BOLLEN, Borgcr JACQUELINE BOLTON, Plaiizfvfrmv JAMES F. BOOHER, Wirhila Falls IQATHRYN EDITH BOWERS, Oklahoma City, Okla. ANN BOWMAN, Bofwie ED MARTIN BOVVMAN, Gorre GLENN BOYD, Seminole ROY WEAVER BOYD, Lubbofk SALLY DAWN BOYD, Amarillo WILLIAM D. BOYD, flmarillo MITZIE G. BOYI.E, Lofving EDWARD BOONE BRACKETT III, Lubbork NORMA CEAIL BRADLEY, Clovis, Nefw Mexiro JERRE DON BRADSHAVV, Lubbock CHARLES RONALD BRANTNER, Jayton ANN VVADE BRASHER, Lewelland MARY RUTH BRICE, Sherman KENNETH BRIDEN, Big Spring SHIRLEY ANN BRIDGES, Rotan FRAZIER L. BRIDGES, Lubbofk TOM JOIIANN BRIEN, Houston JACQUELYN C. BROOKS, Fort Worlh JOE F. BROOKS, JR., .-lmarillo DAN W. BROWN, Colrman ci.-XRLAND IDEXVAYNE BROXVN, Dinzmitt HAYTER EUGENE BROWN, JR., flmarillo J. VV. BROVVN, Wirhiia Falls PEGGY BROWN, If-velland ROB BROWN, Throfkmorton ROBERT E. BROVVN, San Angelo VIRGINIA BROWN, Lubbork KEITH BROWNLOW, Kenfdy JOHN BRUTON, JR., Colorado City BILI. R. BRYAN, Desdemona JOE DALE BRYAN, Lubbock JOEY D. BRYAN, Rockwood JOE S. BRYANT, Lubbork JOE AL BRYANT, Whizharral ROBERT T. BRYANT, Olton VVHILXAM ROGER BRYANT, lVellman BILLIE BUREORD, Jarksboro VVIIIIIIAM EUGENE BURFORD, Lubbock ARTHUR BURKS, Baird RITA ANNE BURLESON, Lubbock JOHN FRANK BUSH, JR., Arlington JAMES E. BUSTIN, Kilgore SIIIRI.EY LYNN BYARS, Hobbs, Ne-w lllexiro ZELI.A JO BYRD, Fabeizs PRESTON ARRON CADDELL, Sumlofwrz JOHN PAUL CAIN, S LCFl'f1L'llf6'l' LIARRY L. CALVERLEY, Garden City ZEI.LA TIIEORA C.-XI.YERI.EY, Garden Cily KAREN CIAII. CAMPBELL, Clofvis CURTIS EDWIN CANNON, Lubboek MARY JO CAPPLEMAN, Dallas VVILLIAM F. CARDER, Amarillo IQENNETH VV.-XYNE CARMICHAEII, Hereford JIMMIH CARPENTER, Laylmddie EDWIN F. CARR, Wirlzita Falls SUZANNE CARR, Paduralz SIDNEY M. CARROLL, Hillsboro FRANK ciERAI.D CARSON, Lubboek JOHN CARSON, El Paso MARY' ANN CARTLIDGE, Kirkland CLINNON CARTVVRIGHT, Siweelfwater LUCY M. CASEY, Nowife ROBERT M. CAYETT, Clovis, Nefw llflexieo BARBARA CHADVVICK, Hagerman, New Mexieo MARYA CHAMBERS, May JACK D. CHANDLER, Ifirhita Falls SYLYA LEE CHANDLER, Tulia KENNETH CHAUDOIN, Lubboek CAROLYN A. CHE.-XTHAM, Lubbock TOM M. CHEATHAM, Lubbock MARILYN CHESHER, Lubbork LEON CHESTER, Andrews CHARLES JESSIE CLARK, Lubbork JOHN MARSHALL CLARK, Lubbork RANDALL IDAVID CLARK, Fort Ilfortli ROBERT BRYANT CLARK, .-Ilire VVALTER DALE CLARK, Groom XVR.-XY K. CLARK, Lubbofk JAMES T. CLARKE, Sumlofwn EDGAR T. CLOSE, Lubboek FRANK COATES, Houston JANE COBB, Tulia JOHN H. COCHRAN, Houston LARRY VV. COODLIRN, lI'eall1n'j'orIl SLE JO COLE, Lefvellaml DOUGLAS COLEMAN, Dozier fi.'XII. COLLIER, For! I!'orflz ROBERT J. COLLIER, Lubbork Ulm M1958 Page 4II CQIQAOIWLOI' 5 Page 4l2 CARROI. LYNN COLSON, Knox Cily BILLY ALLEN COMBS, Memphis DAVID C. CONNER, flnfelope JL'DI'I4H CONE, Slzalloswater CAROLINE J. CONTRERAS, Dalhart ALVA lY1URRAY COOPER, Lubborle JOHN ROBERT COOPER, Cleburne PAUL PRESTON COOPER, Crofwell JIM CUPELAND, Inibbork N1AR'I'lIA E. CORDELI., l'lysses, Kansas L. C. COTHAM, JR., Paris VVILL ALLEN COURTNEY, Fort Worth JACK MILTON COVINGTON, Doughefly ROBERT B. COVINGTON, Fabens RICHARD B. COWAN, Pampa DON GRAFTON COX, Dallas JAMES EDWARD CRADDOCK, .larlzsonfville JEAN CRASS, Silverton ROBERT BRYAN CRAVVFORD, Iilanleef VVILLIAM H. CRENSHAVV, JR., 1.lll7lI0!'k COXNI CREVVS, Midland IDARXYIN TROY CROCKETT, Cross Plains LOUISE CROOR, Snyder DON VV. CROVVLEY, Hamlin BOBBY JIM CRUES, Plainiviefw KENNETH R. CRUMP, Dallas PATRICIA CULIIUM, Monahans CHARLES ROBERT CUMMXNGS, Fort Worth KENNETH CUNNINCHAM, North Com-Ilnz SHEI.DON A. CUNNINGIIAM, Luhbofk VVANDA RUTII CUNNXNGHAM, Lubbock CHARLES A. CURRY, Lubboflz PATRICIA ANN CURRY, Arlington MAYO DEVVAYNE DANCER, Lubboek BILLY DON DAVIS, lf'in1ers CAI.VIN LEE DAVIS, Nolan DIANE DAVIS, Hillsboro DORIS DAVIS, Lubbock DYVAYNE DALE DAX'IS, Eden JOHN FRANKLIN DAVIS, Fort Worih JOHNNY MORRIS DAVIS, Lubbork PHILIP B. DAVIS, El Paso PHILLIP JAY DAVIS, Houston ROBERT T. DAVIS, Hbilene DAVID R. DAVIDSON, JR., Goldsmith JOYCE LANELLE 17.-XVISUN, Lubbock DAVID O. DAWSON, Brofwim-ood BILLY DON DAY, McLean JO.-ANNE IJEAN, Lubbock ALFRED V. IDEARMAN, Lubbofk RICHARD H. I5EI.ANI-IY, Colorado City STELLA VERBENIA DELASHAVV, Plainfviefw CLYDE L. DENHAM, Lubbock JOHN C. IDI-INNISON, Odessa BIAYNETTE DERR, .-llamcala, California CECIL KEMP IJERRICK, San .Jngelo JOHN AR1'llUR DEVINE, El Paso JANE DEWALD, Snyder ROY E. DIFFEE, Ifffinneifiucca, Ne-zzada ELIZABETH IJINVVIDDIE, I-lmarillo LANDON GLENN DIPPEI., Old Glory CHARLES ljIXON, Mi-Carney JOHN G. DOGGETT, Pampa BURGESS ALLEN DONEIISON, Stratford GRETCHEN E. IDUXOVAN, Sum-ay RICHARD E. IJORRIS, San .Alngelo ELIZABETH LEA Doss, Fort Ifyllffll MARSHA DOWDY, Lubbock DONALD K, DOWNING, Lubbock PATRICIA IDOYELI., San .Jntonio STEPHEN KENT DRYSDALE, Fort IVortb NIARTHA ANNE IJUFEK, Dallas PAUL IRVIN DUNKS, Kerrfuille BARBARA RUTH IJUNN, Lubbock BENNI ELLEN DUNN, Lubbock LYNDON RAY DUNN, Ralls BARBARA DURBIN, .fizdrefws ,ANNIECE M. DURHAM, Lubbock ROBERT LEE DURHAM, Vega ,ARLEEN DURKEE, Abilene PHILIP ERLE IJUVALL, Denfuer City GAYLE M. EARLS, Denfver City FRANKLIN I. EARNEY, JR., Breckinridge CARL L. EATHERLY, Childress SHERMAN H. ECKOLS, Cedar Valley ARNOLD EHLERT, Houston FRED J.-ACK EICHEXBERGER, Clofvis, New Mexico ANNE EISENBERC, Lubbock EDWARD L. EITELMAN, Fort IVortl1 ROYCE ELAM, Megargel BILLY VVAYNE ELDREDGE, Denison ROEERTA ELLIOT, Lubbock RICHARD E. EMERY, El Paso BETTIE ETHRIDGE, Fabens RONALD EUBANK, Brofunfa-ood i Page 4l3 Page 4I4 JOE MARION EVERETTE, Portales, New M KENNE'I'H VV. EVERS, Odessa CAROL ELAINE EWINC, .flrlington MARSHALL E. EVVING, Georgetown DARRPIIII. VV. FARISS, Andrews JOHN FARQUHAR, Amarillo JAMES F. FARMER, Big Spring MARY E. FAVVVOR, Diholl DIXIE FELDER, Luhboeh CHARLES F. FERIS, Luhhoek ROBERT L. FISHER, Fort Worth CHARLES EDVVELL FLEMINC, Abilene HOVN'ARD LYNN FLEMING, Burkhurnett MARILYN JOY FLOECK, College Station JACK FLETCHER, Ropeswille BARBARA KAY FLOVYERS, Stamford BOBBIE LEE FORD, Amarillo NANCY ANN FORD, El Paso JANET ANN FORGEY, Canadian CAROL FORSHAGE, Seguin BETTY CAROLE FORTUNE, Pecos D. ERNESTINE FOSTER, Stinnett EDWARD J. FOSTER, JR., Loekney IVIICHAEI. IFAVID FOSTER, Andrews BOBBIE JOHN FOVVLER, Lubhork W7YCKLIFF RILEY FOXVVORTH, Houston CLIFFORD VVALTER FRASER, Groom GARY EVAN FRASHIER, Pampa OTTILIE MAE FREDRICKS, Luhboelr NANCY FRENCH, Justin DUKE FRISBIE, Memphis CAREY WEBSTER FRISBY, Eldorado BILL DAN FRY, Luhboelz NINA JEAN FRYAR, Big Spring MAX O. GAINES, Coleman JOAN WAYNE QFALLAGHER, Ropesiville JAMES CIANDY, Longfview exi eo JAMES EDWARD GARDNER, Eunice, New Mexico PHYLLIS MARIE GARDNER, Vigo Park MARION DANE GARLAND, Goodnight PAT MONROE GARLAND, Odessa CHESTER J. GARNETT, Plain-view JULIA BENNITA GASS, New Home JERRY DON f3EORGE, Turkey CLYDE MICHAEL GIBSON, Snyder JIMMY QEILMORE, Sweetwater FRED GRAHAM f3!ST, ,Midland FRED LEE QSLOYNA, Loelzney ROBERT LEE GOAD, Lubbock DON DWAIN QIODFREY, McLean PIIILLIP IJEAN CQODVVIN, flmarillo ROMONDA CSOODVVIN, Carlsbad CAROLYN ANN GORE, :llbany BILLY EDO CBUVVAN, Wiehita Falls JIMMIE CRENDON GRAHAM, Gainesville ROY B. CQRANBERRY, Olton FOREST DALE GRAY, Almarillo BOBBY EDVVARD GREEN, Midland J. VVILTON GREEN, Floydada ROY JOSEPH GREEN, Putnam ROSE MARIE CEREEN, Borger GERAI. MAC GREENE, Snyder DON R. GREEK, Sundown ELEANOR RUZORA CEREER, Sundofwn ATHfX LEA GRICE, Hamlin FRAN CEUILLET, .elndrews JOE VVAYNE GUINN, Borger ERXVIN T. GUNN, flbilene NA1'AI.IE GUNTER, Balrnarhea JOIIN LUUDLEY CEUTHRIE, JR., Fort lforth REBECCA GUZMAN, Colorado Cily FRANCES BETH HAEERLIN, fluszin MARGARET HAGAN, Childress PIELEN LA RUE HAIR, Lefvelland DARRELL HAI.E, Rotan JOXLUE HALE, Fort Worth GARX' R. HALL, Midland ROBERT HAM, Deporl ROBERT LAWRENCE HAMILTON, Dallas VIRGINIA HAMILTON, Dallas SHIRLEY HAMLETT, Kermit BILLY ALVIN HAMPT'ON, Grufver JOHNNY BOB HIANCE, Kress DERRY DCN HAROING, Lesvelland DOYI.E HARPER, Kermit JIMMY NEAL HARPER, IMonahans ANN PIARRAL, Rankin TRAVIS DON PIARVVELL, Hillsboro KIRBY RONALD ILIARRELI., llfafo BOBBY HARRIS, Ralls GLENOA M. PIARRIS, Ballinger KAY IIARRISON, Lubborlz NIYRA SUE HARRi7I.D, Crane BETTY LOL' HARRY, Lubbork GENE DONALD fIART, Seagrafves CZ-ws o!f9 8 Page 4l5 . -l-1 SIOAOWLOPZJ Page 4I6 MARY JANE LLARTLEY, Lubbock BILL W. HARSFIELD, Lubbock TIIOMAs ALBERT HASTINGS, Amarillo ROBIN fIA'1'CHE'l I', Lamesa DON B. HAY, Borger PATRICIA HAYDEN, I-Imarillo CLYDE LYNIJALL HAYS, Friona NANCX' LEE HAYS, Lubbock JACK KIXLBERT I-IEALD, Anson MARTIIA ELIZABETII HEARD, Hereford LINDA ANN HEELEY, Fort Iflfortlz SANDRA LEE HEMMIIE, Arlington DALE HEMSEIIII, Pampa NANCY LIELEN HENDERSON, Bryson LEVI BEEMAN HENDRICR, Plainfviefw cg.-KROLU N. HENNING, San Jntonio HARLEY IDARRELL HENRY, Odessa BILLY RAY HENSON, Munday ERNEST EDDIE HENSON, Seagrafvos NANCY LEE HENSON, Lubbock EDGAR IJALE IIERRINC, Talpa IDELRERT COY I'IEss, Hermleigh DIXIE HOWELL, Nixon JERRY A. HICKSIJN, Dexter, Nefw Mexzco BOBBY JACK HILL, Lubbock GERALD LENNON LIILL, Lubbock KENNETII PAUL HILL, Lamesa LVIARY ANN HILL, ,Midland PATTIE JANE HII.II, Lubbock VVILLIAM B. ILILI., Beafver, Oklahoma LLOYD NEAL HINDMAN, Spur BARBARA ANN LIINKSON, Muleshoe KAY ROBERTA LIINTZ, Lubbock SANDRA JEAN LIITCH, Lubbock GINGER RAMONA HODGE, Anton DELLMAN RAY HODGES, Fort Worth JOYCE IDEA!! HOLI,,AND, glmlzerst CLAIRE HOLLIDAY, Houston GENE ERNEST HOIILIXSVYORTH, Lubbock ROBERT XYOUNG HOLLOWAY, Hobbs JAMES EDWIN LIOIIMES, Lubbock MARY KEY HOIIMES, Shamrock JERRY LIOIIT, Lockney BOBBY VVAREN HOOPER, Tulia BGB H. HOOVER, Liltlefeld DOTTIE SUE HORCIIEN, Cooper CLARENCE W. HOUGH, Pecos HAROLD RONNIE PIOVVELI., Abilene JEANNE HOWELII, La Marque MARY ELIZABETH HOYER, Wellington ORMAN J. HUBBARD, JR., Midland HOLLIS V. HUCKEBA, Dallas TOMMY HUCKABEE, Lubbock DOUGLAS HUDSON, Fort Worth ROBERT VVHITTEY HUEE, San Antonio NORMAN EMORY HUGGINS, Plainwicfw HOV!'ARD C. HUMPHREY, JR., Lubbock FAY DEAN HUNEKE, Lubbock HENRY L. HUNEKE, Lubbock GAYI.E HUNT, Lubbock LEONEAN HUNT, Houston DAVID A. HUSMANN, Silsbee DAVID MORROVV HUTCHENS, Pampa DOLORES MAE HUTTO, Tulia HAROLD XVAYNE HYDE, Plainfviefw XvIVIAN ANN INNES, Dallas ROBERT W. ISAACS, Amarillo RUTH P. ISAACS, Amarillo OLIN LAVERNE ISIIAM, Sunray TONY JABOR, Big Spring BARBARA JO JACKMAN, Tyler DAVID JACKSON, Crofwell LYNNITA JACOBS, Lubbock WILLIAM M. JACOBS, Lubbock EILEEN JACOBSON, Hmarillo EVELYN OAKES JAMES, San Antonio JOE MARTIN JAMES, Midland AVIS E. JEFFERIES, Olton MARILYN JENKINS, Fort Worth GAIL BELDEN JESTER, Dallas CHARLES KENNETH JOHNSON, Lubbock CHARLES RONALD JOHNSON, Cleburne JACK B. JOHNSON, Floydada JIMMY DALE JOHNSON, Shallofwater LOREN VVELDON JOHNSON, Olney MARGARET ADELE JOHNSON, Lefuclland MONA GAY JOHNSON, Lewelland ROBERT CLARK JOHNSON, Lubbock ROBERT LEE JOHNSON, Phillips ROY LEWIS JOHNSON, Amarillo SANDRA MARLENE JOHNSON, Idalou VVILLIAM RALPH JOHNSON, Hamlin GEORGIA DELL JOHNSTON, Iraan TOMMY LEE JOINER, Houston CHARLENE JONES, Lubbock l Page 4I7 Page 4l8 RALPII T. JONES, Lamesa STUART CARROLL JONES, Hereford JUIIIAN MIKE JOPLIN, Littlefeld REVIS JORDAN, Luhbork REX DI-:ARMAN JORDAN, Plainfviefw EDWIN IUOYLE KAIILER, Fort W'orth CLAIRE KALB, Houston DONALD JAMES IKAPLAX, Borger CARMEN SUE KAY, Lubhorle flI.END.-X KEI'l'll, Borger BOBBYE ANN KENNEDY, Zllorton GENE N. KENNEDX', DeSoto MARY ALICE KENNEY, Slaton POLLY ANN KENNEDY, Lefvelland VVESTOX PFYNIJALI, IQENNEDY, Muleshoe ROBERT JAMES KEY, Lulzhofle SAMMY DALE KEY, Brownfield GLENDA MAE KEYTON, Luhboelz DEANIE KILI.IAN, Lulzboflz DONALD RAY KING, ,-Ilzilene JOIIN L. KING, Tahoka NELIA MAE KING, Idalou TIM IQEITH KIRK, Ifzlmviofw JIMMIE LEE ICIRKVVOOD, ,Jhilene BILLY LAWRENCE KISER, Lubhorle DOUGLAS VVILLIAM KLINGMAN, Dallas LIAI. IVIITCHELL IQNIGHT, Sterling City PAUL KOEPPE, Fort lforth PHILIP CLARK lik.-ANZ, Jrtesia, New Mexico LEROY EDMUND KUNETIIA, El Campo PAT KURTEN, Amarillo LARRY F. KYLE, Luhhoek BOBBY KYZAR, Melfvin HENRY WILLIAM LACEKY, Beaumont JOHN WILLARD LAMB, Ar-nada, Colorado KENNE1'H B. LANE, Haxkell LARRY TAYLOR LARSEN, Pampa JAMES WADE LASATER, Fort Worth BOB GENE LAVV, Borger JACK P. LAWRENCE, Stweetfwater KAY LAWRENCE, Fort Worth JANICE ALMA LAVVS, Lockhart ROBERT LEATHERMAN, Perryton DEAN RAY LEE, Clofvis, New Mexieo CHARLES AIILEN LEEMAN, Bonham DAVID WERTE LEOPOLD, Odessa CARLOS LERMA, Kingwille JAMES L. LEWIS, Era JANELLE LEWIS, Brofwnheld LOYD LEON LEVVIS, I ofwa Park RAY NEII. LEVVIS, I,alze-vie-'w RICHARD G. LIGIJN, Lofving ERMA LILLY, Brofwnfwootl KENNETH EDWARD LINDSEY, Peeos RALPH WAYNE LINDSEY, Lnbbofle BII.LY JOHN LISTON, Clofvis, Ne-w Mexiro PRESTON WILLIAM LITTLE, Abilene CAREY FORD LIVELY, JR., Gale.:-ville CHARLES BYRON LOCRERD, Fort Worth JOMILEE LOMAX, Van Horn ROYAL BRADLEY LONG, Lttbboek SIDNEY JOE LONG, Goldthfwaite JAMES WILLIAM LOVE, Grand Prairie BOBBY GENE LOVELACE, Fort Worth JAN LOVELY., Kermit DON M. LOwE, Maple KATHERINE MAURCENE LOWE, Plains JIMMIE LYNN LOVVERY, .Justin BELVA DEE LOWRANCE, Lubborlz RICHARD PAUL LOYVKE, Vernon JOHN ROBERT LOWRANCE, Goree RICHARD M. LOVVTHER, I-Imlrefws DONALD RAY LUCY, II'irhita Falls DOSHA LUSK, Plains HEI.EN MARIE LCSR, Shallofu-ater JACKIE R. LUTON, JR., Denfver City DOYCE NAYLAND LYNCH, Rall: RAY DONNELL LYNCH, Hale Center PATSY ANN LYNSKEY, Morton CAREY HARDEN MCAIJAMS, Groom SHIRLEY MCIADEN, Rankin BILLY NICANELLi', Tulia JACKY WELDON IVICIANINCH, Merkel CAROL DON MCBILES, Carlsbad, New Mexiro BENJAMIN EDWARD MCCARTY, Meadow MAURICE EDVVARD IVICCLANAHAN, Cleburne RICHARD STANLEY MCCLURE, Plaintviefw JOE FRANK MCCOI.I.UM, Lubbock JO ANN MCCOWN, Stamford FRANCES DELI, MCCREARY, New Deal ROBERT JAMES MCCUNE, El Paso EARL MCCUTCHEON, Brocwnheld YVONNE IVICIJANIEL, Memphis JAMES ISAAC MCDOWELL, Denfver City GEORGE G. MCDCEE, Lztbbork CAM o!l9 8 Page 4l9 ASDIQAOIWLOIWJ Page 420 BOCIE LEE MCGOUGH, Alspermont DAN R. MCGREGOR, Lubbock DON L. MCGREGOR, Lubbock A. MONE'1 1xE MCGUIRE, Lefuelland ELDON DARRELL MCGUIRE, Plain-viefw LEWIS DUANE MCGUIRE, Gilliland RICHARD f:rALE MCIIIHANEY', Lubbock JESS H. MCILVAIN, Pecos A. H. MCILWAIN, Hale Center LOIS MCKEE, ,-lmarillo GENEVA MCLAIN, Hart BARBARA MAYE MCKINNEH', Seagofville JAMES VVORTH MCKNIGHT, Dallas WILLIAM CLINTON MCMANUS, San Angelo DIXIE LA RUE MCMURRAY, Austin HAZEL RHEA MCNEIL, Sundofwn JACK D.-XVID MCPHAUL, Lamesa TERRY ALLEN MCRIGI-IT, Hereford MARY' LON NI.-XBERRY, McCaulley RALPH B. Ni.-XBRY, Petersburg IUANA RUTH MACNAUGHTON, Plainfuiefw VVILLIAM FRANK MAEDGEN, Ballinger DON R. MAGEE, Mart AI,BERT LIICERS MALACARA, Amarillo ANCEI.A CAROL MALOUE, Hamlin WALTER JAMES MANN, JR., San Angelo VVILLXAM LEO MAREK, Rofwena DAVID LAURENCE MARION, Borger MYRNA LEE MARSHALL, Lubbock BETTY GAIL MARTIN, Floydada JERRY LEON MARTIN, Lubbock MARTHA MARTIN, Junction MYRNA SUE MARTIN, Stamford HAROLD VVESLEY MARTINDALE, Lockhart ROBERT H. NJARTINDALE, Valley View GAYI,E ANNE MARYE, Dallas GENE KELLY' MASON, Borger MARY MASSEY, Dallas PATRICIA ANN MATHENY, Bellaire VVILLIAM If.-XRY MATIIIS, JR., Lubbock TOMI IVIATTHEVVS, Lamesa MARY ANN MATTOX, Galfveston DELMO GEORGE MAURER, Dumas DOYLE VV. MAY, Plainfviefw FANNY JO MAY, Fort Worth BOBBY BOOTH MAYEIELD, Merlzel MARTHA LAVETA MEADE, Slaton GEORGE ANNA MFADORS, IVolj'ortlz RAMONA JUNE MEADOWS, Pampa ROBERT D. MEERS, Plairwiefw DAVE MEERS, Waco ALEX LEE MEIER, Darrouzett FRANK ALVIN MERRELL, Corsifana JUDITH ANN 1VIILBURN,L1ll7b0L'k VIRGINIA ANN MILES, Dallas CHARLES L. MILLER, Canyon DUANE LEE MILLER, Amarillo EUGENE JAMES MIIILER, Littlefield JAMES FENTON MILLER, Odessa MARY SUE MII.I.ER, Fort Worth ROBERT LEMUEI. MILLER, San efngelo DOROTHY SHARON MILLICAN, Lubliorla BOBBY DWAIN MILLIGAN, elmarillo DON LEWIS MILI.IGAN, Benafvider BOBBY LELAND MINICH, lViI'hi1a Falls LEA WILLIAM MINZENMAYER, lVinters CHARLES EDWARD MISKELL, Big Lake GARY RICHARD MITCHELL, Carden Cily LLOYD GARY MITCHELL, Lamesa VV. K. MITCHELL, Tinaja XVVONXE MARIE MITTS, Sfratford CHARLES EDWARD MIZE, Crosbyton JOE HENRY MIZE, Big Spring BETTE GRAN MONTGOMERY, ,Matador LEE BOYD MONTGOMERY, JR., Littlefield YVENDELL BRUCE MOODY, Eden CHARLES L. MOORE, Lohn JANET MOORE, Portales, New Mexifo GORDON EARL MOORE, Goree MARVIN VVATSOX MOORE, Sweetwater PHILLIS ANN MOORE, Lulzlzorla RICHARD JAMES MOORE, ,Marshall SETH THOMAS MOORE, JR., Hamilton VVILLIAM EDWARD MOORE, Fort W'ortlz CECIL R. MORRIS, Phillips JERRY VVAYNE MORRIS, Dallas KAY MORRISON, Barlzlzurnett EARL IVIORRISON, Ralls JOHN RICHARD MOSELEY, Rofhelle VVILLIAM LEE MORROW, Dallas MARY ANN MUNN, Lzibboelz IZITHEL B. lVIURPHY, Lubborle VVILLIAM EDGAR MURPHY, Luhbork JANNA DEAN MURRAY, lllidland BILL TRAX'IS NIURRELL, Odessa Page 42I Page 422 SANDRA SUE MYERS, Lorlzney KENNETH NABKJRS, Glen Rose JACKIE NACHLINGER, Hermlcigh JUDITH ANNE NIANCE, Pampa CHARLES EDWARD NEAL, Fort lI'or1h ROY INEFFENDORY, Hyr BILLIE LEE NELSON, Gladewafn' CATHERINE NELSON, Brownwood GEORGE H. NELSON, Lubbork JIMMIE NELSON, Tulia MARY ROSALIND NEIISON, Dimmitt NANCY CAROL NELSON, Fort Worth ROBERT GORDON NEMIR, Rosrof FLANNERY ROGER NEWTON, Littlefield CLYDE ROY NICHOLS, Sundown DONALD VVADE NICKEIIS, Lilllofold JERRY P. NICKS, Fort Worth SAMMY B. Nix, Buffalo Gap CHARLES VVAYNE NOAKES, Lubboclz JUDY ALLEN NOLAND, Lamesa PATRICIA NOLES, Lubbork JOE VVESLEY NORWOOD, Fort Worth GEORGE E. OlB.-XNNAN, Wirhita Falls MARY MARGARET O'BRIEN, Morris, Illinois RICHARD LEE OCHS, Dumas ALEX OGILBY, Lubbofk LEO DENNIS O'GORMAN, Pampa PATSY JO OI.IX'ER, Dumas ROY CLARENCE OLIYER, JR., Hafwleins BILLY LYNN OVNEAL, Iffzzellanfl THOMAS KEY ORY, Fort Ilforlh ASHI.EH' GORDON OSEORN, Amarillo KENNETH DON OSBORN, Crane TOMMY RILEY OSBORN, Kermil DON R. ONYEN, Dimmilt JAMES D. OWEN, Lubborle NORMAN LOUIS OWEN, Hobbs, Nefw lvlcxiro NINA MARGARET ONN'NBX', Houston JO ANNE PALMER, Losvington, Nefw M ORAL EUGENE PARKS, Buffalo Gap WILLIE ROBERT PARRISII, Emory JERRY PASCHE, Brofwnfwood PHILLIP DALE PATRICK, lvlomphis FLO PATTERSON, Dallas IVIADELYN ANNE PATTERSON, Lamosa CARLE SUE PAUL, Hobbs, Now Mfxiro JOYCE PAYNE, Lubbofla VIRGINIA A. PE.-XCOCK, Srymoor BARBARA ANNE PEDERSEN, Dallas COY DEAN PENNINGTON, Bro-wnfeld oxiro JAMES ROBERT PERKINS, Pampa CHARLENE MAE PERKS, Midland RONALD DANA PETTY, Cla-vis, Ne-w Mexico JAMES FI.OYD PE'l I'Y, Iflfirhiia Fallx NANCY ANNE PEUGH, Higginx LLOYD CALVIN PHARIS, Seminole JAMES EUGENE PIIILLIPS, Blafkfwell BEVERLY JOAN PIERCE, Dallas CHARI.ES FAITH PIERCE, Lubboek NCDRMAN VVILBURN PIERCE, Henderson AUIJREX' JUNE PIGG, l.orkrzey MITCHELL NEAL PIPKIN, Matador VVILBUR IRYIN PITTMAN, II, Lubbofk JANE ELLEN POENACK, Plain-viefw RICHARD LOXYERY PONDER, lvlunday DON.AI.D LEE POPE, Cleburne GLORIA JEAN PORTER, Karnes City NINA KAY PORTER, Lullbork IRVVIGHT RAY POUNDS, Lfqlflllllld BETTY ,ANN POWELL, Duma.: D.-XRREIIII PONVELI., Graham SHARON PONVERS, Carthage STANLEY VVAYNE POWERS, Desdemona VVIIILIS K. POWERS, Lubbofk AUSTICE COLLEEN PRA!-II., Vanderlzill BRYAN EUGENE PRATER, Barger RUTH YVONNE PRATT, Lamexa RICHARD VVAIITER PRICE, ximarillo SHERRY GENELLE PRICE, Smyer W7II.I.IAM EUGENE PRICE, Marlin SYLYIA PYLAND, Fort lVorth IDEAN NI.-XURICE QUAIILS, Rule SHIRLEY JO QUAIIIA, Midland CHARLES LOUIS RACRLEY, Plainfviefw JIMMY R. RACHEL, Gorman PHlI.I.IP H, RAMSEY, Odesxa VERNON VVAYNE RAMSEY, Lubbofk XVILLIAM RICIIARD RAMSEY, Iazlzbovk NI.-XRJORIE JANET RAMSOUR, Lubbork OLIN LEON RANDOLPII, Odessa DON LEROY RANRIN, Odessa NIARRI.-XNXE MCKNIGIIT RANKIN, .Pllzilezze LOUISE E. RATIIER, Iarlabocle LAYTON RUSSELL RAUM, lil Campo JAMES FRANK RAY, .-Imarilla C6154 of 7 9 Page 423 SIQZLOWLOI' if Page 424 VVIIILIAM O. RAY, Sonora DEAN REA, Buslzlami AUDREY JEANNETTE REAMES, Lubhoflz JANET ANN REAVES, Plainfvivfw JOHNNY VVILLIAM REBER, Szf'tlgl'll L'f'5 ANNETTE REED, Dallas EUGENE IVIARYIN RENERO, Vernon LEVERN A. REIS, l,lllIll01'k BILLY JOE REYNOLDS, Canmron BOBBIE IVIARLENE REYNOLDS, Slaffn CAROLYN REYNOLDS, Enofhs MARY ALICE RICHARDSON, Snyder VV. RUDOLPH RICIITER, Thalia GEORGE T. RIDEOU1', Eunifc, Nelw Mexifo BILLIE ROARK, :flnron DOLORES ANN ROBERSON, Pelsrshurg DON A. ROBERTS, llfinfrrs DONfXI.D EDVVIN ROBERTS, San Angelo JAMES E. ROBERTS, Sundofwn JOHN EDWARD RfJBER'l'S, Still-water, Oklahoma JOAN ROBERTS, Fort Wnrlh JOAN ROFF, 1101151011 CLARENCE ROGERS, Dinzmirl THOMAS ALLEN ROGERS, Luhhorh MALCOLM M. ROIILINS, Imwllazzli DEE H. ROSE, JR., Ilflidland DALE JOE RIJSEl.ILYS, Panhandle CAROLYN JEANETTE R0'I'HVVELI,, Plainfviem: ELIZABETH NIx ROVVLAND, Luhhofk ROSALYN RUSSELL, Dallas JAMES ARDEN RUSSUM, Vcrnon SHIRLEY ANN SAAOE, Slnion EMBREE GALE SADLER, Dimmitt PATRICK SAMMONS, Paris ADA BETH SANDERS, Ilzuzdm' CAROLYN LOUISE SANDERS, Shrrman DARRYL PAUL SANDERS, Porlalfs, Nmc ,Mexim JOSEPH A. SATRAPE, Pilfsheld, Ma.v.varlIIz.vffts CHARLES RAY SAUNDERS, Rosfoe JAMES EDWARD SCliIIl'l l'I.ER, Graham RAY OLA SCHNEIDER, Jnnvtion VVALTER L. SCIIUIIER, Luhhork CAROL M. SCIIULTZ, I-Imarilln JAMES ROBERT SCHUNEMAN, Pampa JOSEPH M. SCHNYIND, Brcvkenridge BOBBIE SCOFIELD, Dallas RODGER KENT SCOTT, Lulzbork RICHARD LOVE SCRIVENER, Marshall RICHARD OWEN SEANEY, El Paso PHYLLIS JUNE SEARS, Clarlzsfoille, AI:-kansas SHARON LEA SEELINGER, Loflzhart ALICE ANN SELF, Lullllllfk TOEYE C. SELLERS, Hamlin BILLY GERAIID SELMON, Paris VVILLIAM A. SETH, Amarillo ROBERT C. SEVVELL, Dallas LARRY KENT SHANNON, Brofwnfwood JIM CLAUDE SHARPE, Vernon ROBERT P. SHEETS, Brerlzenridge NANCY MARILYN SHEPHERD, Houston YVILLIAM PRESLEY SHEPPARD, Elrrtra RALPH L. SHERRILL, Coolidge, drizona REX T. SHERRY, .lunftion SARA ANN SHEVELAND, Fort II orlh DAN VV. SHIPMAN, Lulfborlz NANCY SHORTES, Odessa LARRY PRESTON SHUFORD, Van Horn IYA SIMPRINS, Plain-oiefu: CHARLES XV. SIMPSON, I!'irlzila Falls DORIS SUE SIMPSON, llflonahans HUDERT LARRY SIMPSON, Error SARAEETH S'MPSON, Le-velland JUANICE NELL SIMS, Molznflir BILLY GLENN SLIGAR, Goldsmiflz LESTER L. SMATHERS, Valley Spring DON W7II,EX' SMITH, Ilfeinerl DONAI.D EUGENE SMITH, Floydada ELLEN CLYDE SMITH, Farr Ilforllz GIIENN VVAYNE SMITH, Lubbork KAREN L. SMITH, Housfon MARTHA ELLEN SMITH, IVafo MARVIN BURLEY SMITH, Mfmphis ORY'II,I,E DALE SMITH, Claudf S. IRVIN SMITH, Brady VS ALLACE SMITH, Amarillo Y JOE LONG SNEAD, JR., Lubbofk JIMMY SNELI., Iiunifr, Nefw Moxiro BARBARA DOLURES SNETHEN, Plainfvirfw JIM K. SNODORASS, Fort Worfh TIIOMIXS YVAYNE SORRFZLLS, Dallas SUE SPANGLER, Lubbofk MERI.E ANN SPARKS, Dallas RAYMOND L. SPEER, Flomof JERRY LLOYD SPI-INCE, Plainwirw NI.-XRY Ii.-VIWIIIEEN SQUIRES, Lubborlz Page 425 Page 426 ANNE K. STALNAKER, Fort Worlh RUTH MARIE STANLEY, Matador PATRICIA ANN STANSELL, Slaton JOEL DOW STARNES, JR., Midland flI.0RIA JANE STATON, Lubbock JAMES EDWARD STAVLO, Spearman BARBARA ANN STIEGALL, Shallafwater Ii. JOE STEPHENS, Lubbock JOE N. STEPHENS, Lamesa RAYMOND V. STEPHENS, Lubbock KENNETH A. STEWARD, Harlingen FRANKLIN STEVVART, Cameron RICIIARD ALLEN STEVVART, Haskell JOE LOVE STOGNER, Lubbock VVILLI.-XM THOMAS STOGNER, Jbilcne LELAND MAXNN'El.I. STONE, Litllebelci SOXDRA DOROTHY STONE, Lubbock TIMOTHY FRANKLIN STONE, Kilgore LLOYD VVAYXE STONEKINC, Electra PATRICIA JOAN STOYER, Lubbock BILLY GENE STRAIT, Tyler SONJA STRAND, lil Paso NANCY F. S'I'RIBLINr:, Throckmorton JERRY STUART, Roby CTEORCE B. SUI I'ON, Georgeiofwn XVALTER XV. SNVIZI-1'I', Black-well VIRBLENE TALBOTT, Tbrockmorton ROBERT VV. TALIAI-AERRO, Odessa EDWARD CURTIS 'TAI.I,Y, Justin ZELLA CHARLENE TA'l'UM, Lubbock ROBERT EMMITT TA'l'UM, Parral Chihualzua, Mexzco F. NICK TAYLOR, Coleman LAURA B. TAYLOR, Quilaque VVAYLAND THOMAS TAYLOR, Fort Worlh WELDON L. TAYLOR, Sherman IDUNALD LEE TERREI,II, Plain-viefw CHARLES D. TIIOMAS, Overton JAY D. THOMAS, Ollon VVALTER MONROE TIYIOMAS, Knox City IDAVID VVARREN 'TI'IOMPSON, Borger SYLYIA ANN THOMPSON, Lubbock JIMMY BERT THRUSII, Lubbock PATRICIA ANN TISDALE, Ballinger ROBERT DENNIS TROY, Dallas SIDNEY LEE TOLIIERT, Vega JIMMIE MARIE TOMLINSON, Tulia CECIL LEO TRAINKJR, JR., Carthage JEROME HOXN'ARlJ TSCIIAUNER, Odessa LANNY MAC FFLTCKIZR, Estelline SIIIRLEY VV. TL'CKER, Estelline CAROLYN SUE TUNNELL, Sunray JOE BEN TURNER, Marlin JOE WENDELL TURNER, Lubbock LYNVVARD H. TURNER, Seminole MARY JANE TURNER, Brownwood VVALTER UHLENHOEE, Longfuiefw JOHN C. VANDENBERG, Amarillo VVILLIAM C. VANDERVENTER, Midland BARBARA VAN LIORN, Lubbock BETH VAN MAANEN, Dallas AUDREX' DON VAUGHN, Spur BOB FRANK VERETTO, Lubbock SAM VEST, Monahans SUSAN JANE VETESK, Den-ver, Colorado HAROLD R. VINEYARD, Bells SHIRLEY XYON FELDT, Wichita, Kansas BILLY JENE WADIDLE, Cedar Hill TOOKIE WADE, Ballinger EHRHARDT LESLIE WAGNER, Dallas AUBRY XVAYNE VVALDREP, Marfa LYNDON G. WALDROP, Bronte CAROL LANE WALKER, Lohn PENELOPE VVALKER, Phillips CHARLES H. WALLACE, Granbury EARL DUWAYNE WALLACE, Hereford JAMES MARK WALTON, Hillsboro J. LEON WARD, Morton KENNETH EUGENE WARDELL, Rifverside, California JUNE ELIZABETH WARE, Lockney YVARREN EDVVARD WARNER, San Antonio BARBARA D. WARREN, Waco W. D. WARREN, Mcadofw FRANK BURTON WASIIBURN, Kerens DOUGLAS ADAIR WASKOM, Dallas KATHLEEN VVELDA VVATKINS, Lubbock RICHARD EUGENE XVATKINS, Dallas RODGER B. WATKINS, Portalcs, Nefw Mcxico JAMES MARTIN VVATSON, Lubbock JACK DARWIN VVATTS, Vernon RALPH LACY WAY, Taxon DONALD CLIFFORD VVAYGOOD, Suadofwn VVALTER LEVVIS VVEAVER, Odessa ROY GLEN WEBB, Lubbock XVAYNE LEE VVEBB, .Imarillo LLARRIET VVEBSTER, Dallas Cfasc of 19 8 I Page 427 xS?l9A0l'IfL0l 5 Page 428 BILLIE ANN WELCH, Fort Worth VVEI.DAI.ENE MABRA, Hulrhens ALICE LEE VVELLS, Fort llforih JAMES CAI.vIN WERNER, Waro FRED E. VVEST, Lubhork GLORIA VVEST, Merkfl LEXVIS RAE W7ESTBROOK, Shallosu-am' PAT VVESTERFIELD, Gfllfllff RONALD WETIIERINGTON, Warner Rohinx, Georgia JANE FRANCES VVHALEY, Houston N.A'I'Ii.XXPI VVIIEAT, Nixon ROBERT D. VVIIITAKER, Dsnfvor City FREDDY CHARLES WHITE, Rotan JOE IJALE WIIITE, Odoxsa JOE VIC VVIIITE, glnxon LAWRENCE VVIIITE Dim mitt Y ROY EDVVIN WIIITE, JR., Lo: fflamos, Nefw JEAN ANN WI-IITEHOUSE, Fort Worth JANE .ANN YK7ILlI'l'EFIEI.D, .Hinton JAMES T. VVHORTON, Tahoka TOMMYE WIEI.iXND, Dumas BILLY FLOYD VVLLLIAMS, Irving HARl7I,lJ VVAYNE XVILLIAMS, Nmc Deal JACKIE LEON VVIIILIAMS, Pelershurg RAY ALI-'RED VVILLIAMS, Morton VVIILFIIEEN WILLIAMS, Imperial GEORGE C. WILLIAMSON, Nefw Deal HELEN JANE VVILLIS, Dumas JAMES E. WILLIS, San Angelo ROBERT VVILTON VVILLIS, Comanrho SOXYA LYNN WILMUT, Wilmer B. ELIZABETH WILSON, Houston BOBBY H. WILSON, Lipan DONALD WATSON VVILSON, Luhbofk JEANE'l I'E L. WILSON, Marlin ROBERT EARL VVILSON, Porryion ROBERT M. WINN, Sfwoet-water JOHN MILLER VVINSLOVV, Menard FREDDYE JEAN VVISE, Kormit VVILLIAM ERNEST VVOELI-'EL, Bo'-vina PEGGY JEAN' WOMELE, Stinnelt JAMES CARSON VVOODALI., Sundown ERNESTINE WVOOIJ, Luhhofle NIARILYN VVOOD, Fort Worth VELMA COLLEEN VVOOTEN, Idalou ,Mexifo VVILLIAM VVALTER VVORRELL, Colorado City MARY JO VVORSTELL, Houston JIMMY C. WRIGIIT, Colorado City LETHA BETH WYATT, Girard BENNIE RAY WYGAL, Ralls BILL C. XVYLII-I, Lubbock DALE HOUSTON WYNN, Amarillo JOE D. X7ATES, Olton DONNELIIE XVOUNC, Girard SUE YOUNG, Mulcshoe JOHN ZANGAS, Athons, Grooce BROOKS M. ZEIGLER, JR., Lubbock Page 429 ,JIPZ6 lflfbelfl, Pg 430 OFFICERS .Im NIcL,.xua111,1N, P7'L'.ViL2,L'llf,' RICHARD IisT1is, I '1'fe-I'f-mffefztg PA x'1' R.x1N1cR, .9vfvrfff1ry,' JEAN IfI.I.IUT'1', ,-1.Tl'.S. Rapr-muzfuziw. Page 43I JI' f5!Ll'lfL2l'L Page 432 ABEL G. ACOSTA, Granfalls JOAN ABEL, Lubborle CAROLYN SUE ATKINSON, Muleshoe ALICE JANE ADAMS, Kaufman ARGUS DIANE ADAMS, Le-velland JERRY DON ADAMS, Brownfield WILLIAM GREEN ADAMS, Waro CARI. EDWIN ADCOCK, Panhandle ROBERT ENGENE ADCOCK, Panhandle N1ARGY KAY ADKINS, EI Paso MARILYN ANN ADRIAN, Houston VALENCIA AIRIIART, Lubboelz DIXIE KAYE AKER, Lubbork IRVIN ENGENE AKERS, Follelt OWEN M. AKERS, Denison JAMES T. AIIBERT, JR., Amarilo BROOKSEY AIIEXANDER, Plainview CLYDE AIIEXANDER, McKinney IDEAN AIEXANDER Lofvingtan, Nefw exiro . , M EVELYN ALEXANDER, ellamorgordo, Now GRACE ALEXANDER, Fort Worth JERI AI,EXANIJER, Abilene MARTHA KAY ALEXANDER, Jmarillo ROSE JANELI. ALEXANIDER, Lubboelz VVILLIAM CLEVELAND ALEXANDER, Odessa JAMES F. ALLDAY, Lubboek DAVE ALLEN, Lubboelz EMMETT DON ALLEN, ,-illanreed MICKEY VOYEN ALLEN, Alanreed RODNEY BRUCE ALLEN, Crosbyton DARLA J. ALLISON, Lorkney LINDA EARLE ALLS, Lubbock WYLLIS HAZEN AMENT, JR., Gatesfuille RICHARD AMOS, Lamesa CECYLE YVONNE ANDERSON, Paducah CHARLES WARD ANDERSON, Fort Worth JUDITH ANDERSON, Midland OMALEE ANIJERSON, Lamesa CAROLYN ANDREYN'S, Luhborlz JESSE FRANKLIN AN'I'HONY', Monahans JAMES DONALIJ APPLE, Lubborla JEAN COX ARCIIER, Abilene GEORGE EDWARD ARNOLD, Si-weezs-wafer JUAN MARTINEZ ARROYAS, Elsa JIMMY DWAYNE ASHI,EY, Rotan ,Mexico JOHN KENT ASHEY, Lubboek GENE RAY ATKINSON, Dumas X. A. AUSTIN, Dalhart TOMMY LYNN AUTRY, Silfverton GENE AVEN, Brownfield PHILLIP EZZELL AVEY, Galfveston FLORENCE MAE AXTEI,I., Lubbork JAMES HENRY AY'RES, Pampa JIMMY LEON BADGETT, Tatum ADRIAN L. BAKER, Meado-w CAROLE ANN BAKER, Fort IVortlz CLAYTON BAKER, El Paso MARY ELIZABETH BAKER, Fort Worth JASPER HOOKER BALDWIN, Lamesa MYRNA LOUISE BALL, Fort Worth ELIZABETH ANN BALZER, Houston TONI C. BANNISTER, Lubbock JOHN BARBEE, Abilene MELVYN BARHAM, Milfwaulaee, Wiseonsin CAROLYN ROBERTA BARKLEY, Pasadena KAY INEZ BARLEY, Lubbork JIMMY LEVVIS BARNES, Grandview MEDRITH L. BARNES, Chillicothe ROBERT E. BARNHILL, JR., Lubboelz ROGER ALLEN BARRETT, Slzellytofwn MARY ANN BARTON, Wichita Falls ROBERT BARRON BARTON, Houston JAMES DONALD BASXNCER, Slaton KENNETH BASS, Hutchins JOHN HENRY BATTO, Bandera BARBARA SUE BATTON, Lubboelz JIMLEE BAUCUM, Anson CHESTER DOWELL BEAIRD, Fort Worth JOHN WADE BEARD, Lubboek HARLAN BEARDEN, Lubboolz JERROLD P. BEELER, Dallas BOBBY CAROL BEILUE, Cactus JEANETTE BELCHER, Lubbofk DON WAYNE BELL, Lubbock FRANK LEROY BELL, Abilene PAULA ELAINE BELL, Littlefield MURRAY NEIL BENNETT, Claude TERRY BENNETT, Borger ARLYSS RAY BENTON, Lubbork PATTI BERKIIOUDT, Houston JAMES CLIFF BERRY, Haskell JAMES B. BERRY, Amarillo JAMES E. BERRYMAN, Fort IVortl1 SHARLA RAE BICKETT, I4mm-illo PIIYLLIS BIERMAN, Brady Page 433 Pagef 4331 CSAIL BIGGERS, Hereford NED L. BILBERRY, Lubbork VICKY CHARLENE BILLINGTON, Lubbofk VVALTER WARN BINGHAM, Midland BEVERLY ANN BIRD, Hale Center GIXRY CARLISLE BIRDSONG, Kaufman MARY CATHERINE BIRKELBACK, El Paso EDDIE EUGENE BISHOP, Anton XVILLIAM MASON BIVENS, Tulia XVILLIAM SAMUEL BIVENS, Carlsbad, New JERRY FAY BIZZELL, Midland ARIIE'l'.'X JEAN BI.ACK, Anton BILLY C. BLAKE, Haskell CARROLL DALE BLAKE, Gaines-ville JAXICE BLAKELY, Dallas CAROLYN FRANCES BLANKENSHIP, Lubbock JANE ADELE BLANN, Marlin CARROLL TAFFORD BLESSINO, Fort Worth CARL L. BLONKVIST, Pampa BARBARA BODENHAMER, Brady JOHN A. BOND, JR., Borger AYLMER MARSHALL BONDS, Kermit JOAN FRANCES BOOK, Dimmitt SANDRA KAY BOONE, Woljfortli ALVIN GENE BORN, Follett VIRGINIA LEE BORRON, Imperial ROBERT F. BOSVVORTH, Wellington, Kansas THOMAS D. BOTELLO, San Saba JAMES WESTON BOVVERS, JR., Amarillo JOHN G. BOWLIN, JR., Brerkenridge CYNTHIA SUE BOWSER, Dallas CAMILLE BOYD, Petersburg GENE FRANK BOYD, Plainfviefw HELEN ROCHELLE BOYD, Lubbork LLOYD DARRELL BOYD, Rosfoe XVILBURN IVIAURICE BOYD, Dumas DALE ELDON BOYETT, Albany GERALD E. BRADLEY, Post RONALD BRADLEY, Bandera CLYDE R. BRAGG, Brofwnfeld MILDRED BBANSON, Lubbofk VVILLIAM F. BRAZELTON, JR., Olney VERNON BREWER, JR., Brofwnbeld BOB LOUIS BRIEN, Houston IVIELVIN DON BRININSTOAL, Carlsbad, Nefw BOYD BRITT, Earth INA SUE BRITTAIN, Fort Worth NLXBRY JOE BROCK, Haskell MARSIIA LEE BROCK, Lubbock JAMES YARTHUR BROCKMAN, Dumas Mexico llflexieo DIANE BROOKS, Houslon ROYCE G. BROOKS, Wlzilesboro SANDRA SUE BROOME, Anton BETTY SUE BRONVN, Sylwesler BOBBY FRAZIER BROWN, Lamem BOBBY MELTON BROWN, Lnbbork GLENDA JEAN BROWN, Jal, New Mexiro I'IARI.EN DEI.L BROWN, Plainwivfw JEAN BROWN, Graham JEAN LAVELIIE BROWN, Inzbbollz JIMMY DALE BROWN, Sanger MARY BETH BROYVN, Idalou ROBERT DUNCAN BROWN, Midland SALLY JANE BROWN, Big Spring VVALTER BOONE BROWN, Dell Cily VVILLXAM H. BROWN, Eagle Pass JAMES W. BRUCE, Seagra-ws LOUIS XVRAY ABRUCE, Hobbs, Nemo Nlexilo S. J. BRYAN, Seagrafves CLYDE IDURWVOOD BRYANT, Elertra JOHN T. BUCHANAN, Sfwve!fwa14'r MACK CAMPBELL BUCHANAN, Pecos TRAVIS JOE BUCHANAN, Midland BEVERLY JUNE BUMPAss, Midland JOHNNY IVIARVIN BENTON, Lubbofle OLIVE KATPIRYN BURCH, Electra JOHN L. BURGESS, Wafo PATTY JANETTE BURKE, Sundofwn XVILLIAM ROBERT BURKS, Littlefield SUSANNE BURIIESON, Dallas ANNA KAY BURNAM, Lulzbofle HOY'l' N. BURNAM, Tulia BEVERLY JEAN BURNETT, Ylmarillo BERTA JANE BURTON, Lefvelland IDOROTHY JEAN BURTON, Houston JOHN AI.N'1N BURTON, Lofving, Nefw Mexif-o VIRGINIA RUTH BURTON, Svymaur LOY IJ!-IANN BUSRE, Friana LEO 'THOMAS BUTLER, JR., Iivaumont IVIARY BETH BL l'I.ER, lnzbbork ROBERT VVADE BUTLER, Browfzfrld NATHAN CARLOS BYARS II, Eleflra SIIIRLEY BYARS, liolzbs, New llflexifo ARTHUR DON BYBEE, Phillips JOE T. BYBEE, Lvwlland Kfam of I9 9 Page 435 JI' JAWLZVL Page 436 BOBBY LEE BYRD, Claude JUDY CALMES, Dallas WILLIAM BURTON CALVERT, Sira-wn EARLENE CAMMACK, Munday DONALD HARVEY CAMPBELL, Santo Fe, Neue Menlo JESSE CEVVEN CAMPBELL, Midland RALPH GUNN CAMPBELL, Fort Worth PALMER BROOKS CAMPSEY, Munday LARRY J. CANNON, Pampa ROBERT THOMAS CANNON, Im, Pfru BOBBY GRAHAM CANON, Monahans THOMAS SCOTT CANTINE, I-lmarillo BOBBY LEE CAPE, Littlefeld ROBERT E. CAROWELL, Dallas JESSE E. CARPENTER, JR., Abilene JANICE JOY CARRIRER, Rotan VVELDON CARRIKER, Clairemont BARBARA JO CARROLL, Tahoka 13ARLOS MARIE CARROI.L, Cleburne NJARY ELIZABETH CARROLL, Tahoka CAROLYN CLAUDIA CARTER, Houston JACK CARTER, Clefveland SHIRLEY CARTVVRIGHT, Lubbofk IIAZEL MARY CASEY, Houston MARION GAY CAss, Friona EMORY L. CAssEI,L, Lubboek PATRICIA ANN CASSIDY, San Antonio JAMES CATHEY, JR., Anton ROMA JEAN CAVINESS, Lubbork ROBERT C. DE BACA, Plainfviefw ENNIS ALMO CHAFIN, Odessa SUE CAROL CHAPMAN, Plainfuiefw fiRETCHEN KAY CHAPPELL, Fort Worth CLARENCE IVIARSHALII CHASE, JR., Midla LUIS CHAVEZ, Lubbork JOHN M. CHEEK, Dallas JO NELL CHICK, Lubbock SHARON RUTH CHICK, Lubbock ZOE RENA CHINN, Amarillo SUE CIIOLLAR, Fort Worth OLLIE LEE CHOTE, Crosbyton EDGAR H. CHURCH, JR., Dallas MARY LOU CHURCH, Houston MARVIN G. CHURCHVVELL, Plainview CHARLES CLARK, Lubbock nd WILI.IAM THOMAS CHISHOLM, Brofwnfield DONALD GENE CLARK, Lake-vielw DONAIID RAYMOND CLARK, Padurah CILENDA KAY CLARK, Rule HOWARD VVENDELI. CLARK, Brofwnfield LARRY C. CLARK, Turkey ROBERT A. CLARK, Miami FRANKLIN MICHAEL CLEMENS, Fort Worth GUIN DON CLEMENT, Brofwnfield MARTHA ANN CLEMENT, Gatesfuille ROBERT CLEMENTS, Pompa PRESTON EUGENE CLEVELAND, Cartux MARY BARBARA CLIFTON, Silfver TIIOMAS MICHAEL CLINE, Luhhorlz DONALD E. CLOUGH, Van Horn JOHN KENNETH COEE, Pei-os HAROLD L. COLBERT, Littlefield LEON J. COHORN, Lamesa CHARLES COLE, Canadian RICHARD HUGH COLE, Lubhork GER.XI.D IVIARLXN COLEMAN, Wilson HOWARD NEAL COLLINS, Lubliorlz JERRY LEE COMPTON, Childress SARA SUE COMPTON, Sherman FRANK CONDER, Dallas MARGARET LOUISE CONDRAY, Lubhork RUTH L. CONKLIN, Plainwiefw BILLY CONNER, Marlin MARSHALL CONNER, Hale Center JEANETTE COOK, Hereford CLAYTON LEE COOKE, Houston CAROL ANN COOMES, Fort Worth DERALD LYNN COOMER, Azle DONALD COANROD, Abilene LOUISE COONS, Wolfforth CHARLES PEARSON COOPER, Monahans RALPH EUGENE COOPER, Muleshoe JIMMY MILTON COPE, Lubborlz JAMES COPELAND, Deming, New Mexiro IRVIN JACK CORN, Baird MACK COURTNEY, Kamay VVEBB C. COUNTNEY, JR., Imperial ELLA JO COVINGTON, Croslzyton CAROLYN COX, Dallas JUDITH L. COX, Lefvelland PAUL ROY COX, Morton JERRY DAVID CRAFT, Jafkxboro RANDALL H. CRAIG, Muleshoe JEAN CRAWVFORD, Seminole IJUANE B. CRETSINGER, Graham Page 437 4 I Page 438 TRACY CRITE, Sonora MARTHA ANN CROMER, Lubbock JANET CRONK, Dallas FRED C. CROSS, Snyder GEORGE CROSS, Pampa SANDRA CROUCI-I, Lubbofk CHARLES EDVVARD CROW, Eleftra LEWIS F. CROVVDER, Abilene DON C. CRUMELEY, Greenwood JAMES AI.I,EN CRUMP, Dallax JOHN ADRIAN CRUMPLER, Abilene MAURICE LEON CRUMPLER, Lamesa LEXVIS VVAYNE CULP, Lubbock IUANELL CUNYAS, Loekney DELANO J. CURRY, Lubbock RONALD P. CURTIS, Dimmitt NIICIIAEL ADRIAN CUSHMAN, Eastland RICHARD F. CUTIIER, Idaho Falls, Idaho CLIFTON CUTSHALI., Litrlejield EDWIN GERALD DABBS, Southland DON DALLE, Liitlefeld VVILLIAM BOYD DANE, Lubbofk BILLY DON DANIEL, Lubbofk DON OVVEN DANIEL, Odesm TOMMIE GLENN IDANIEL, Maryneal JACKIE DANNECKER, Tulia TOMMY IJAY DARLING, Pampo CHARI.Es VV. DAR1'ER, Childress BILLY F. DAVIS, Littlefield GEORGE EDMUND DAVIS, Jaekshoro JERRY AI.P'RED DAVIS, Lubbork JUNE CAROLYN DAVIS, Canyon LA BLANCHE DAVIS, Burnet ROSS DOYLE DAVIS, JR., Sweetwater SHARRON MARCIA DAVIS, Amarillo BARBARA JEAN DAVIDSON, Beaumont PATSY ANN DAVIDSON, Hermleigh ENOCH DAVSVKINS, Eldorado GEORGE EARL DAWSON, Lubbork CAROLE ANN DEEN, Stamford CAROLE JEAN DEI.ANEX', Lubbork JIM DELASHAXV, Plainfuiew WILLARD GLENN DELLIS, Plainfuiew XVILLIAM RAY DENSMORE, Farmersfville RANDALL LEROY DESIIAW, Snyder RAYMOND J. DETTEN, Panhandle KAREN SUE DICRSON, Lubbofk VVXLLXAM WOODFORD DIDLAKE, JR., Borger DONALD DXI,I,XARD, Dumont DONALD R. DISON, Lelvelland GEORGE S. DOAK, Fort lI ort1I JII.L DKJITGE, Pamdona PEGGY RAY DOXNELL, Iiliawille JIMMY DORLAND, Jndrmvs JAMES R. DORSEY, Kenofua, Ilfest Virginia JOE KIRK DORSEY, Snydwr PATRICIA ANN DORSEY, I,llblI0t'k JO ANN DOSS, Pllli7l'Uil'f'LU BARBARA BLAKE DOUGLASS, Muleslzoe BOBBY DOUGLAS, P1lli71 lJiL'f1,U FRANKLIN J. DOUHITT, Hmryrim NORMAN LESLIE DREYER, Bellair LEON GAl,E DUDLEY, flmarillo NORMAN E. DUDLEY, Big Spring SANDRA SUE DCDLEY, l,ubboI-le SHARON PORTEREIELD DUDLEY, Ilmorillo ELUERA FERN DUERKSEN, Plainfuimv MICHAEL RENERO DUIIY, flmlzcrst ROBERT B. DUMAS, Bromcnfidd PATRICIA DUNIX'EN, Dallas BOBBY DAVID IDUNI.,-XP, Post JAY T. DUNLAP, Fort Worrlz VVARREN JAMES DUNN, Lubbofk GUY KENNE'1'I1 DLf'I'X', Lubbofk LOIS ANN DX'ER, Hereford NATHAN DYER, Lubbof-la ROBERT BRUCE DYER, Tulia LYALL EAVES, Iraan CARSON DONNELI. ECI-IOLS, Lomexa JAMES IVORY EDLIN, Channing THOMAS E. EDMONSON, Olton GILBERT S. EDVVARDS, Iiorger VVILMA EDWARDS, Lubbork RONALD JOE EIDSON, Hobbs, Ncfw .Vlfxifo JIMMY PEYTON ELDER, Fort Worth HAROLD XKVAYNE EIILEDGE, Knox Cily BETTY CAROLYN ELLER, Lubbork JAMES RAY ELLIOTT, Ruqk JEAN ELLIOTT, Houston ORVILLE EDMAN EI,I,IO'1'T, Jnznrillo DAVID S. ELLIS, Lulrbm-le JAMES CLAY ELLIS, Krfu JOSEPH RICHARD ELLIS, Housion SUZANNE ELLIS, Garland VVIIILIE L. ELLIS, Jlflulwhoc CAM off? 9 Page 439 ,iii- LJll 85AJ'lfL8lfL Page 440 JIMMIE LEE ESCHLE, Groom RALPH ESCOBAR, Benjamin RICHARD CLARK ESTES, Lubbock JAN KEITH EUBANK, Lubbock RALPH CARY EUBANK, Fort Worth MAUDINE EUBANKS, Maple DORIS KATHI,EEN EVANS, Mason JIM EARL EVANS, McLean JOE FRANK FAIR, Matador VVANDA FALLS, Lubbock WILLIAM CARNES FANNIN, Midland DUANE WILLIAM FARNHAM, Brofwnswzlle WILLIAM C. FARRELL, Carlsbad, Nefw Mexico JEANNETTE FARRIS, Lubbock LONNIE AUBREY FAUBION, Ballinger HOWARD FAUGHT, Royston DEAN FAVVCETT, Lubbock JANE FEATHERS, Lubbock GERALD FENLEY, Phillips ROBERT FENLEY, Lubbock QEUINN R. FERGUSON, Breckenridge DANIEL M. FIELD, Coleman JAMES J. FIELD, Dalharl KENT THOMAS FIELDS, Snyder JULIA FIFER, Lubbock JAMES L. FINLEY, Dallas GILBERT LEE FINNELL, JR., Holliday ALTON A. FITTS, Ajo, Arizona EARL PRICE FITTS, Nocona JAMES HERSHEL FITTS, Wichita Falls MARY JOYCE FLANIGAN, Fort Worth RICHARD F. FLATT, Waco KATHERYN FLOWERS, Meadofw MARY SUE FLOVVERS, Abilene MARTHA ANN FOLLOWILL, Lubbock HAROLD RICHARD FORD, Lockney WILLIAM L. FORD, JR., Del Rio ELEANOR AGNES FORGEY, Canadian ROYCE KEITH FORTNER, Lewelland BOYD MELVIN FOSTER, Kress GARRE'rT FOSTER, El Paso JUDITH EMMA FOSTER, Dallas JEANNE FOXVLER, Fort Worth SAMMIE NELL FOWLER, Seagrafvcs VVENDELL FOWLER, Lubbock RICHARD O. Fox, JR., Dallas JANXS ARI,ENE FRAIZER, .Midland CHARLES DAWSON FRANK, Denison BILLY FREDERICK, Lubliofk AMANDA BELLE FREEMAN, Hamlin 1N1EI.VIN EDGAR FREEMAN, Imfvellnml HAROLD TURNEX' FRIESS, Sonora ELAINE ANN FRISIIIE, Lulibork SUE ROCHELLE FROST, Houxion JAMMIE RAY FRY, Cisro XAVILLIAM PAUL FRYE, flmarillo GERALD IUAVID FULKERSON, Clofvis, New Mexiro KIM LANE FULKS, Lefvelland DAVID WAYNE FULLER, Amarillo SHERRY .ANN FUNDERBURG, Breckenridge VVILIIIAM MICHAEL FURMAN, El Peuo QEROVER FRANKLIN FURR, Olney FRANCES DOLORES GAGE, Luliborle GERALD GALLAHER, Fort Worth MRXRJORIE GALLAHER, Ropesfville JOHN G.AI.I.E, llflidland CHARLES CEAIILIMORE, Lulzbork JERRY DANE GANN, Lubllork GABRIEL fi!-IORGE fi-XRCIA, .flmarillo ROBERTO VILLA CE.-XRCIA, Ifh, Peru CAROLE RUTH GARRETT, Crosliyion GERALD LEE GARRETT, Fort Worth PHIIIIIIP DON GA'I'I-is, Slralfonl VVAYNE A. GEORGE, qlnioiz EUGENE MILLARD GERMAN, Slalon BUDDY XV.-XYNE GIBBENS, Brerkenridge DALE IDUVVAYNE GIBSON, Lamesa DEI.L Tx.-XYLOR GIBSON, Dallas TONY LEON GIBSON, Lubbofle BETTY FLORENCE REIFFORD, Freeport JOHN VANCE GILBERT, Jmarillo KENNETH VVAYNE GILBERT, Dumas VALERIE GILBERT, .Justin RICHARD GILCREASE, Fort Worth JIM MIE QEILLESPIE, Follett VVALTER ELLIS filI.I.0N, Ralls IVIARY .ANN CJIROD, Idalou CHARLIE THOMAS GLASSIE, Fort lVor!h MARVIN CiI.ENN, Tulia .ARVAD MILLARD RPO.-XD, Dallax CLYDE RIOIJFREY, Jrlington JAMES CLINTON GOGGAN, Henderson IQENXETH RAY GOOD, Denfver Cily JACK LEE GO0IDI.0E, Lainesa ELGAN C. GOODMAN, JR., Tulia Page 44I Page 442 ANN MARIE GORIJIDN, flbilene CAROL ANN GORDON, Spur DOROTHY CAROLYN GOUSE, Dallas BILL TOM GOZA, Brofwnyield VVILLIAM F. flRADY, JR., Denton BILL WAYNE GRAHAM, Borger DURXY'O0D DWAYNE GRAHAM, flspermont DANA GRANBERY, Lubboele W7ENIJELI, K. GRANDEY, Fort llforth ,ANN f?RAVI-IS, For! Ilforlb DONALD XV. QQRAVES, Perrylon GERALDINE GRAVES, Floydada VVILIIIAM L. KQRAVES, Abilene CLEO LA NELLE GRAY, Wink MARY ANN GRAY, Bronte PATRICK VVORTH GRAY, Caelus Al'DRE1' RUTII GREEN, Vernon CURTIS G. GREEN, JR., Haines ELAN LEXVIS GREEN, Lubboelz GEORGE VVILIAM CEREEN, Plainfuiefw JOIIN GREEN, Hobbs, Nefw Mexieo MARY ANN GREEN, Seminole PATSY GRACE GREEN, Lefvelland FRED J. fbREliNE, JR., San .lnronio N1AR'I'I-IA CIRHENLEE, Lubbork BILLIE SUE f?REGORY, Spur RAYMOND fIRESSETT, Jriesia, lYefw M STEPIIEN C. QIRIGORY, Houslon IUONALD JOE CJRIMES, Seagrafves DAN CHARLES GROUNDS, l'alera DOH'I.E f3RUNDY, Floydada PIIYLLIS GUEST, Salado BARBARA R. GUNN, San .Jngelo VVILSON LAWTON CIUTHRIE, Dumas D0R0'lAHX' HADEN, Dallas GARY CAMILIIE PIAGER, Lubboelz BILLY SAM fl.-ALE, Eldorado JARRELL ROSS HALE, Abilene KA1'lIRYN HAI,E, Monahans LEONARD A. l'IALE, Snyder IVIARGUERITE YOUNG HALE, Lubboele RUBY LEE HALES, Amarillo DAVID LARRY HALFORIJ, Lubbock HARRY ALLEN HALL, San Anlonio JERRY DON PIALI., Childress JOIIN HALLUM, Odessa MICKEH' VAUGHN HAM, Lubboek GLENDA JANELLE HAMlI.L, Le-velland EDNA XYVONNE HAMILTON, Lubboelz FRED RAY HAMILTON, Abilene exieo THOMAS EARL H.XMIl.'l'ON, Mafador VVILLIAM LOUIS LIAMILTON, Shcrmau JAMES FRANKLIN HAMM, Olton CHARLES P. PI.-XNNEY, Midland SANDRA LEA LI.-XNCE, Dimmitt O. DAN'ID IJAND, Lubbofk DORA BELLE HANKS, Nolan JOE GIB HANSON, Monalians BOBBY RAY HARBIN, .ilmarillo TOMMY HARD, Kermit JOHN A. HARKEY, San Saba FLAVIUS JOHN H.-XRKRIIJFIR, Fort Worth JUDITH Ii.-ARMS, Dallas KENNETH Ii.-XRPER, Olton ORION C. LIARRIXGTON, Taxlina IARVID G. JIARRIS, Baird MARLYS MAE II.-XRRIS, Dallay MARY KATHRYN HARRISON, Farr llfartlz XTARY .ANN HARTWELL, Carlsbad, Nm: Maxim HARRIETT IIARVEY, ,'1llllI'7lL' JAMES VVILLIAM HARVEY, ll'ifliita Falls FRANK KENNETH LIARYILL, Odassa FREDDY H. HfXRXK'EI.I., Olney IVIARGARET FRANCES HASH, Woljfortlz MONTE S. HASIE, Lubborlz VIRGINIA LEE HATCII, Big Spring LLOYD RAY LI.-XTCHETT, Lubbock RICIIARIJ VVARREN HATTON, Sundofwn JAMES HAUSIIER, Higginx JOHN VV. LI.-XVINS, Lubbork BARBARA LYNN HAWK, Porryton DAVID VV. HAYES, lvlincola LLOYD VVAYNE IIAYGOOD, Kaufman BARBARA HAYNES, Monahanx , HOLLIS RAE HAYNES, Stamford MARTHA .ANN HAYSLIP, Lubbork LA DELLE LIAZELTOX, Van Alsiyne JANE HE.'XRIJ, Rall: MARCXYX LENESSE HEEERT, Houslon NITIX JO HEDI.IiSTON, Big Spring f1I.0RI.-X JEAN HEDRICK, Turkey GEORGE LIAROLD LIELMOND, JR., Galfveston PEGGY JANIECE LIEMMELINE, Nr-ui Home JEROME DEAN HENDERSON, Lubborlz JIM MAX LIENDERSOX, Lubbofla Cfaaa of l 9 9 Llllvx Page 443 .,..1.lT I JZLWQZVL Page 444 JOHN JOSEPH HENDERSON, Amarillo JOHN LEE HENDERSON, Ozona JEAN Ni.-XRIE HENNINGS, Grofves CURTIS J. HENRY, Dallas JACK HOPKINS HENRY, Floydada NANCY RUTII HENRY, Lamesa ERNEST G. LIERMESMEYER, Groom CHARLES GI.ENN HERRING, Tulia EDWARD .ALFORD HERRINC, Borger RUSSELL A. HERRINGTON, JR., Odessa JAMES RAY HESS, Farmersfville JIMMY DON HES'I'AND, Colorado City VVENDELL HESTER, Lubbock VVILIIIAM E. HEXVETT, Lubbofk CLARENCE INENNIS HEVk'l.ET1', Cleburne TIIOMAS J. HICKMAN, Fort lf'orlh ADOLPLIS ANIJREXN' HICRS, Dumas VVILLIAM I-I. HICKS, Fort Worih 1,ENNIS FRANKLIN HICKS, Lubboek JAMES LEE HICKS, Plainfviefw LUCY ANN HICKS, For! Worth JAN IIICINDOTHAM, Lubbork CI..-UQIJE LARRY HILL, Munday CLAL'DE'rTE HILL, Lubhork JAMI-:S L. HILL, JR., Follett RONALD HUGH HILL, Albany SONDRA ,ANN HILL, Lubbork GLEN R. HIMMEI.BERG, Phillips CIIARLES HOBBS, Dallas JAMES RICIIARD HOBBS, Lubbock EDMUND AIITON HOBDY', Bo-vina JAMES D. HOGAN, Lubbock RICHARD L. HOLCOMB, Dallas SARJIM HOLCOMI2, Lubbork XVILSON BROWNING HOI.DEX, Lubbock JAMES H. HOLLAEAUCII, Midloihian JANE I'IOI,I,AR, Vernon EARNEST HOLLERMAN, Childress BEVERLY HOLLINGWORTII, Hillsboro JERRY DALE LIOLMES, Lorkney BILLY HOLT, Seagrafves ALLEN IJEAN HOLTMAN, Pampa FLOYD MARVIN FLOOD, Wellington RILEY DOVER HOOD, Crane DOROTHY ANITA HOPE, Fort lVorih ROBERT HOPKINS, Denison GENE HOPKINS, Sweetwater JERRY DON HOPKINS, Lubbock BILLY BURT HOPPER, Mentone IVIARTHA LEE HORN, Rio Grande City KENNE'fEI D. LIORNBECK, Denison JOE BOB HORSLEY, Muleslzoe JERRY EDWIN HOSTICK, Lubboelz JACK ALFRED HOUSE, Lubboek PHILLIP CLAY HOUSTON, Snyder ANNA GRACE HOWARD, Fort Worth JOYCE DEAN HOWARD, Lubbock MARSHALL DAN HOWARD, Littlefeld SAIIENE LA RUE HOWARD, Fort Worth JOAN ISABEL HOWE, Kingsfuille LYNETTE ADELE HOWELL, lllidland THEDA ANNETTE HOWZE, Abilene BILLIE ALFORD HUDDI.ES'fON, Knapp JOE BEN HUDGENS, Pecos EARNEST HUDGINS, Plainfviefw IVA NELL LIUDSON, Lubboelz JERRY DON HUDSON, Anson JERRY GI,ENN HUIDSPETH, Era CAROL BETH HUGPIES, Lewelland HERSIIELL RAY HUGIIES, Seminole KARL DON HUGPIES, Seminole BOBBY HUGIIEX', Lubborle PATRICIA LOUISE HUMPl1RE1', Plainwiefw LOUIS L. HUNGATE, Lubbock JERRY CULLEN HUNT, Abilene EARL MACK HUNTER, Plainfviefw FREDDYE LUE HUNTER, Lubbork JAMES C. HURLBUT, JR., Dallas CHARLES DOUGLAS HUTTON, Lubboek FRED EARL INGERSON, JR., Granbury CAROLYN INEZ INGRAM, Brady GLENDA RAYE INGRAM, Lubbock JAY PRENTISS INMAN, Houston AUSTIN HOLT IRBY, Rogers, New lvlexieo SHIRLEY IRVIN, Crosbyton DOYLE EUGENE ISAACS, Shamroek MARY HELEN ISENHOVVER, Putnam HERBERT ITZ, Albert GENE D. JACKSON, Lorenzo CAROLE ANN JACOBS, Odessa CAROL ANN JAMES, Lubbock EDGAR JAMES, Groom ROBERT JAMES, Fort Worth VVILLIAM JAMES, Litllefeld JERALDINE JASPER, Odessa Page 445 J Y I 1 Page 446 XQATHRYN JEEEUS, Plain-view IVIARSHALL T. JEFFUS, Deport THOMAS R. JEFFIQS, Deporl VVILLIAM JENKINS, JR., Dallas BYRON REED JENNINGS, Sonora HELEN KAY JENNINGS, Tulia FRI-:D JERDEN, Lubborlz ANN JOIINSON, Fort Hforth BEVERLY ANN JOHNSON, Dimmitt f1lFIf0RD L. JOHNSON, Fort Worth JARYIS MIXCK JOHNSON, Pampa JAY HUGH JOIINSON, .Jmarillo JAY LYNN JOIINSON, Houston JOHN THOMAS JOHNSON, JR., Big Spring LONNIE JOIINSON, Lulzboflz MARY ANDERSON JOHNSON, Rankin NAOMI DELL JOHNSON, Lubbofk PEOIE JOHNSON, Jarlzsonfuillo STANLEY F. JOHNSON, ,-Ibilene TOM NEvI'I.fIAN JOHNSON, Houston DAN JOIINSTOX, Lulzboflz JAMES A. JOHNSTON, .ulmarillo PIENRY JONAS, Houston C.-XRI, GENE JONES, 0'Donuell IJAYID HAROLD JONES, Haskell ELIZAIIETII IQATHLEEN JONES, Perryton FRANK JONES, lVellington NICOLA JANET JONES, Lulnbork NANCY ANN JONES, Lulzboflz PENNYE JONES, Midland c,RDIIi REOINAL JONES, Bofvina SARAH JO JONES, Odessa STEPHEN DERWOOD JONES, Lampasas XR7.-XYNE EUGENE JONES, Winters VVILLIAM JONES, JR., Spade XVILLIAM ROBERT JONES, Cee Vee HERRELL CPLYN JORDAN, Hubbard TED DARWIN JOURDEN, Crane JOHN EUGENE KAJS, Crowell BETTIE ANN KASH, San Marro: LINDA ELOISE KEESEE, llfleadofw ROBERT LEE KEITH, Iulndre-wx BOBBY FURN KEI.LY, Marlin ROBERT EARLE KELLY, Marfa VVILLIAM F. KELLY, Sfweeirwater PATRICIA ANN KENNEDY, Slidell, Louisan QPAYLON R. KERR, Pampa JAMES DE VERE KERR, Riohardson ROBERT EDWIN KERNS, flmarlllo CHARLES E. KEY, Lubbork JIMMIE JOE KEY, Snyder PEGGY HENTON KEY, McCamey ROBERT E. KEY, Lubboela WILLIAM C. KIDD, Eleetra RICHARD LEE KII,I,l0N, Hobbs, Nefw llflexim CAROL FRANCES KIMBRIJUCPI, Crosbyton DENNX' LOUIS KINCER, Slalon JAMES BURTON KING, Plain-vie-w DIXIE LEE KIMMEL, Snyder R0l.ANDA WADE KIRK, Odessa PATRICIA ANN KNIGHT, Lubborlz SUE CAROLE KNOWLTON, Bledsoe MOLLY KNOX, Alasrin DON B. KKYONCE, Sundo-wn STANTON L. KOOP, Phillips GERALD KOTARA, Iflfliite Deer DANELLE KUI-IN, Lubboelz LINDA BETH KUYKENDALL, Sudan PHILLIP D. LACK, Dallas DONALD LEE IJACY, Goldsmith DONNA SCE LACY, Turkey PHILIP HAHN LAIRD, Galfvesfon JAMES ALLEN LAKE, Dallas BILL LAMBERT, Lubbork GERALD KEITH LAMDERT, ldalou PAUL VVAYNE LAMBERT, Sanford WALTER FERNARD LANGE, JR., Ballinger ELLENOR JEANE LANGSTON, Labboek JOAN LAPHAM, Fort Worllz WILLIE GAi'l,E LASATER, Stinnett GALE E. LAssI'I'ER, Gainesville VICTOR A. LAss1TER, Midland JON H. LATIMER, Littlefeld SAM MAURICE LAUGHLIN, I-Irlesia, New Mexieo CHERIE M. LAURIE, Darrouzetl KENT LEE LAWRENCE, Lubboelz GEORGE BAXTER LAYMANCE, Lubbock DAMON B. LISACII, .larksboro JOE CHARLES LEAGUE, Hamlin HERMIAN' RANDALL LEATIIERMAN, Kerrfville FRED LEBEAU, Lofuinglon, Ne-w ,Wexim ROBERT LEDLANC, Fabens JAMES PERRY LI-IDBE'l I'ER, Ilmarillo CALVIN LEE, Hassv CHARLES VVILLIAM LEE, .ll-varado C4144 off? 9 Page 447 illl-1 I 5!Ll'l'L8l'L Page , 448 MARGAREI' LEONORA LEE, Port flrllzur NI'I'A XJVONNE LEE, Indian Gap VVILLIAM LEE LEMON, flrkvrly ROBERT H. LEMOND, For! Worllz JIMMY F. LEMONS, glmarillo CIIARLES LENAU, Nlulnslzor RICIIARD Z. LEONARD, Lubborlz JAN LEXYIS, Houston LE.-XII LEVVIS, Lampasas IVIICIIAIQI. LENYIS, Dallas SARAII LEWIS, I.ul1l:owk VVANDA JEAN LEWIS, Sfuwlmcaln' BARBARA ANN LEWTER, Rig Spring JAMES LEVVIAI-IR, Clofvis, Nrfw .Wfxiro BILLY L. I.ICH'l', Pampa ROSALYNNE l,IAXIi LILES, Tlzrovkmorion PATSY LINCOLN, Imfwllzzrzd DAVID S. LINDSAY, .Imarillo IDULTCLAS I.IND5EY, 1.1llIlHH'k BEVERLY LISENBY, Turkry BARBARA ANN LIs'I'ON, Tfrrrll IDUNALD FRANKLIN LLOYD, Hofvina -JOSEPH LIOLLIS LLOYD, JR., Mradofw JERRY JACK LOBDILL, Fort II ortlI KENNETII D. LOCKIIAR'I', lI illiams .Alir Forfr Base, qlrlzrnza TIIOMIXS IIOVVARD LOCKIIART, JR., Pampa BEVERLY ELIEXE LOETIN, Houston LABRITTA Loc:sDoN, Kr-oss SANDRA LOGSDON, Slalon BRUCE CIERALD LOKEY, Lulzbork CHARLES TED LONG, Lubbork FLOYD DALE LONG, Lubbork JOHN F. LOTT, JR., Pos! JORGE RAY LOTT, Fort llforth JIMMIIE BOYCFI LOVE, Amarillo BE'I I'Y ALICE I.OVliI.ACE, .-'llzfrnallzy CLARENCE EDVVARD LOVELL, JR., Plain-viefw fll'IORGE MCKINLEY LOWE, Idalou JUDITII ANN LOVVRY, Lublzofle ROBERTO M. LEGO, Ballingrr LIOVVARD VV. LYNCH, JR., .-lmarillo JIMMY LYNSKEY, I.o1ving1on SYLVIA MCIAIlIiN, Midland J. C. MCANEAR, Rosfof -JOE MACK MCCLESKEY, Dalhart EIIIIII JOAN MCCOLL, Garland EDWIN MCCONNELL, Fort llforth MARION F. MCCORD, El Paso BEVERLY JEAN MCCORMICK, Wirhita Falls JOYCE MARIE MCCORMICK, Littlefield SYLVXA MAI-1 MCCRACKEN, Hereford CHARLES L. MCDANIEL, Lubbork JAMES B. MCDONALD, Houslon BARBARA ANNE NICDOUGAI., Abernathy LESLIE DEAN MCDOWELL, Midland MARIAN MCEACHERN, Houston CAREY LYNN MCELYA, Dallas ROBERT R. MCFARLAND, Dallas JESSE LOUIS MCGLAUN, Angleion DARDEN LEONARD MCGOWAN, JR., Houston RONALD J. MCGREGOR, Borger GERALD GENE MCINTIRE, Valera JOHNNY H. MCIVER, Hereford ALBERT MCKEE, Dallas DIARY CATHERINE MCKlNNEX', Clovis, Nefw Mexico VERNON BAILEY MCKINNEY, Hutchins CAROL ANN MCKINZIE, Brerkenridge JIMMY PAUL MCLAUGPIIIIN, Lubbofk ALVIN MCMILLAN, Lubbofk BARBARA JUNE NTCIVIILLAN, Lefvelland NEIL IVICIVIULLEN, Lubbofk CORA JEAN MCMURTRY, Graham KENNETH IJALE MCNABB, Quanah ROS.-Xl,IS MCNAMARA, Waco FLORENCE JEAN MCQIIEEN, Bryan C. CARLTON MCVVHORTER, Vernon PARKES MCWILLIAMS, Bellaire MARGARET CAROLYN MAAS, Lubbock MAX LELAND MACON, Lubbork DENIESE MAGNESS, Friona JAMES H. N1AHAFFEY, Broken flfI'04lU, Oklahoma PEGGY ANN MALINAK, Temple VVILLIAM THOMAS MANRINS, Dundee FREDDIE MANSKER, Dalhart BETTY IVIANTOOTH, Houston MARILYN MARCOM, Le-velland BOBBY DWANE MARLAR, Pampa BILLY BOB NI.-XRLETT, Colorado City ROBERT A. MARLOW, Wichita Falls MARY IQATHRYN MARSH, Andrews CHARLES JERRY MARTIN, Quanah ALICIA MARTINEZ, Roby LEON EDWARD NIARVIN, Lubbock WAYNE MASON, Asperrnont JOHN PRESTON MASON, Big Spring Page 449 Page 450 .AIXYON R. MASSINGILI., Brofwnffld CHARLES E. MASTERS, Rolan HARMON FRANKLIN MATIHS, Saga:-lm: NLXRVIN R. MiX'I'llIS, Sllgl'ff0I1 PATSY NEIL MATIHS, .lmarillo GAIL NI.X'I I'HEXVS, I.mv'llaml MARILYN IRENE MAXWELL, Houxton MYRNA JUNE MAXWELL, For! lVorIlI ROY DONALIJ N1AXVS'EI.I., Fort lIf'orth WVILLIAM H. MAXWELL, Bronlv KAY LANELL Nl.-XYBEN, llvnfufr City SUE ANN MATO, Hfrmleigli VVENOELI. IALLIEN MAYO, Pvlralin XVILLIAM .ANTHONY NIEADORS, JR., lVo C.-XROLYN SUE MEASON, Crofwrll FRANK VVITCHER MEI1I.Ex', Lubliorlz .AGNES MEISSNER, Fark-well DON H. MERCER, Phillips EOWIN I.. MERRIMAN, 1,ubboI'k JAMES E. MESSERSMITII, Fort Worih VINCENT THOMAS N1HUNIER, Fabens PAUL EDVVIN METER, Pap DON A. MIIJIH.E'I'ON, .lmarilln LDKNA SUE MICRLER, Haskell KENNETH EUGENE MH-ZRS, LHIIIFJII CIIARLENE MILES, Crfsson ROY J. MILI-IOAN, Wili1'w'ado HOBBY JOE MII,I,ER, Sifynioizr IJOXNA CAROLTN MILLER, Frrona Ex'EIA'N JAN lVIlI,l.ER, Plainfvivfw JAMES MILLER, Plaiizfviww JO!-I IUIIIUVUOD MILLER, .-lmarillo NLXRILYX MILLER, ,Jlfilrne RONALD MAX MII.LER, lfrofwnfield PEGGY IVIILLER, Ififlzila Falls ROMA MILLER, Brofwizfirld SALLY LOUISE lx1II.LER, Gonzales RICHARD D. IVIILLSAP, Odessa JACKIE SHELBY MIMMS, Lubliorle DEE ANNE MINNIS, ,lmarillo CUNSTANTINO MITCIIAKES, 1.ubI1orlr BILLY 1VI1'I'CHEI.l,, 1,ul1lwI-le RONNIE MITTEL, Eldorado CAROL JO MIZI-LRA, fvliillaniz' JACK NUJCK, Sl'lI1lll0l1' .ANN K. MOGI-'ORIm, Luliborle N1ISSY NUJNNIC, II'aro JOHN B. MONTGOMERY, Oglrsliy .AIIREIJ LEE MOOOY, Boi-vina BOB G. MOORE, San Jon, Nfffw Maxim lfforlh DAN R. MOORE, Cleburne DON RAY MOORE, Muleshoe QIERRY MOORE, Lewelland WILLIAM G. MOORE, San Saba BILLIE JO MOORMAN, Waco CIIARLES JOE MORAIIAN, Lubbock DARRELL NORRIS MORGAN, Red Springs JERI MORGAN, Houston BILLY F. MORRIS, Odessa CORA SUE MORRIS, Lubbock LARRY T. MORRIS, Fort Worth LOYD DEAN MORRIS, Tulia RONALD DEE MORRIS, Bofwie PERRY E. MORRIS, Farmersfville HOWARD MORTON, Turumfari, New Mexiro FORREST EUGENE MOSS, Beaumont BARBARA ANN MULLINS, Haskell CAROLYN KAY MUNN, Water Valley MARILYN MUNROE, Dallas CARY IVIURDOCK, Lubbook VVARREN MURPHY, Lubbork VVANDA LEE MURRAY, Midland MARGARET HUNT kVIYRlCK, Lubbork JOE NAYLOR, Lubbock MAMIE NEBHUT, Terrell JERRY WAYNE NEEF, Pampa BIIILIE NELL NEII.I., Borger DAVID PAUL NELSON, Snyder JOE EDVVARD NELSON, Dimmitt PI-IILIP NETTLETON, Silfverton JOHNNY RAY NEVVCOMER, Knott LEO FRANK NICHOLS, Burnet PAUL J. NICHOLSON, JR., Midland BILLY VVAYNE NIX, Joplin, Jlflontana JAMES A. NIXON, lraan STEPHEN VV. NOBLE, JR., Lubbork VVILLIAM K. NOLAN, Lubbork FLOYD NOLAND, Hopkinsfville, Kenturky JANEY NORMAN, Matador VVILIIIAM E. J. NORRIS, sllton, Illinois KAREN N0'I'EVVARE, Dallas NANCY LOUISE NOVAK, Odessa VVANDA FRANCES ObBRIEN, Ulden GENE ALAN UDELI., Big Spring PAUL STEVENSOX OLES, Midland 66144 o!l9 9 Page 45 I - JI' f5A,l'IfL8lfL Page 452 CAROL .ANN OLIVER, Bryan CHESTER THOMAS QDIIIVER, Seminole DESSIE M. OLIVER, Wellman BOB O,NE.-XI., Odessa HUBER'I' ROX,fXl.D O'NEAL, Snyder JANICE MAE 0'NEII,, Lamesa PEGGY Lou CYNEILL, El Paso CHARLES MILTON 0yPRY, Rule CURTIS HARLAN 0,REAR, Amarillo GARY ORREN, Fort II'orrlI BETTY CPR.-XCE OSBORNE, Hamlin KENNE'l'H VVAYNE OSBORNE, Amarillo NANCX' MARIE OSBORN, Winfeld, Kansas JAMES LEE OVVENS, Alpine JANIECE HARRIS OWEN, Lubborlz JERRY FRED OWENS, Lubbork NANCY GAII. OWENS, Lubboek STARIJE GLEN PACE, Lefvelland f?I,EXDA ANN PANGIII-I, Merkel BILLY BOB PARK, Henderson SAMUEL JACKSON PARK, Odessa GEORGE HOL's'I'ON PARKER, Hereford JAMES LESTER PARKER, Snyder MARILYN PARISII, Ralls DOYLE VVAYNE PARNELL, Paducah EDRIN E. 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PUTNEY, El Paso FOREST BARNETT PYLE, JR., El Paso Ni.-XR'l'HA LOUISE QKILIIEN, Canyon RIJTH RAOACK, Houston PAT RAINER, Lubbork Page 453 Page 454 ROBERT CLIFFORD RAINEY, Luhbork IIENRY DEAN RAISII, Fort Worth VENTLIRA RAMOS, Lffvelland JAMES HENRY' RANDLES, Wildorado Bl-I'I'TY LEE RANELLE, Fort Worth MICAELA RANGEL, Iazhlmfk JUELBERT MACK RANKIN, Luhhork IBOXALD RAWDON, Plain-viffw BEVA JEAN RAY, I.iHlffiI'ld EVOENE PIARIAN RAY, Imwlland TIIOMAS DALE REAOOR, Luhhork ROBERT O. REASONOVER, Luhlzoflz DONALD REDDEIIII, Gail HOLLIS VVAYNE REIJIJIN, Loraiaf JANE REDINGER, Parr .lrihur DONNA RAE REED, Luhlmvh BARBARA JEAN REEDHR, Flufvanna BORDEN REEDER, Gail JOYNELL REEDER, Luhlmfle MILDRED JACOIIELYN REIIVIIS, Ilmarillo SALLY REEYES, ,x1t'CHIlIFj' BOBBY REID, Lf'wllaml PIIILLIP BRUCE REID, Gallalizz, Tranfssff PADI, RENERO, I,i11lI'hI'lIl f:l,ENN EUGENE REYNOLDS, Paros .JIM BOB REYNOI.DS, I,0l'k7ll'j' PRENTISS LEE RIIYNE, Bafwiz' ALBERT T. RICHARDSON, Ilauslorz JOIIN XV.-XYXE RICIIEY, Slatnn JAMES LEROY RIDDELI., Dallas JOIIN LEE RIDDLE, flrlrsia, AIYIWLU Mfxifo JUIJITH DELI, RIDGE, ,Midland VVILLXAM EVERETT RIDLEY, Valentine lj.-XLE .ACTON RIGGS, Odessa TIIOMAS ARTHUR RIOSBY, Snyder ROBI-:RT GAYLE RILEY, Clnfvis, Nrfw Mexifo RICHARD AI,FRED RIOJAS, Ropasfville ODIE DEXTER RIPPY, Childress ELTON DURWOOD RITTER, Clofvis, lVefw Mexirn BARBARA JO ROAN, .'111Iarllln SUSAN ROBBINS, Houslon MARY JOYCE ROBERSON, Sandman SIIIRLEY RAE ROBERSON, Midland ALBATENE ROBERTS, Luhhorle CATIIALENE ROBERTS, Luhhofk JAMES KENT ROBERTS, ,Esirllinr BERYLE ROBERTSON, Jaylon TDXVICHT GAGE ROBERTSON, Almarillo LELAND DOYLE ROBINSON, ,flhilf-ne TRITMAN EDWIN ROBERTSON, JR., Brfrlzenridge DANIEL VV. RODGERS, Talia IUOTJALD IDI-IVVAYNE RODGERS, I'z'rnon JIMMY DEAN RODGERS, Gorman BARBARA SI'E ROGERS, Ilerffnrd CLAUDE EDVVIN ROGERS, Minrola JERRY ROGERS, Clint RONALD ROGERS, Liberal, Kansas RONALD KENNE'l'II ROGERS, Liftlefrld FRIED.-X JOYCE ROPER, Talmka ROBERT ROSE, Odfssa MII,IJRED ROSS, Lubborle CAROL JAYNE ROUNTRIEE, Santa Fr, Nefw Maxim RONNIE ROWE, Balmorlzfa ROBERT RUBIO, Holguin, Cuba GLENDA RUCKPIR, Rapewillf JAMES S. RVDY, Monolmns CARL VERNELI. RUEBUSII, Dwning, New llflexifo GENE RUSH, 1,1'fuf'llanII GAYLE IIARRIETT RIISSELI., Miami JERREIIII RUSSVM, I'frnnn RAY LEE RUTIII-IDGE, I,abboi'k THOMAS E, SANDERS, Odfsxa VVIIILIAM FRANK SANDY, Lnblzofk 'NANCY SUE SARGENT, Talmka TOMMY SARTIN, Olnry TONY D. SAULSBURY, l! irlIi1'a Falls PATRICIA SAUNDERS, lVarn RICHARD SCALES, lnzbbofk TERRH' SCARBOROUGII, Gulfjnorl, lVIi.v.vi5.vipfzi VVELDON E. SCI-IAUEER, Olton BARBARA JO SCHELTMACK, For! l! orflI EUGENE SCHOENIHALS, Canadian SAMUEL ROY SCIIOENHALS, Follett GILBERT IIOVVARD SCIIULTZ, JR., Edan CALVIN SCI-ICMANN, qllbrrl EDWARD CHARLES SCHWIND, I?I'r t'kl'lll'ldgf LEONARD F. SCIIIYIND, B7'I'l'kl'llI'ldg!' JAMES VANCE SCOGGIN, Gr-fnzsbor-11 BERNARD G. SCOTT, Inzlzlzork JOAN SCOTT, Inzlzbaflz N1ARCARE'I' SCO'I I', Hnlzlzs, Nffw Jffxlffl KELLY lY1ACK SEARS, Brrncrzfvlii ,ALBERT VVAYNE SECHRIST, I,orenzo GERALD ROBERT SEEMANN, Fort Ilforllz IVIARY O. SEOCLIA, El Pam C6144 off? 9 -- Page 455 Jo glam Page 456 SIDNEY ALLEN SELIGMANN, San I-Intonio TROY E. SELLERS, Snyder JOHN PAUL SENTER, Grand-viefw MARY CATHERINE SETZLER, Shamrorlz RICHARD J. SEVVELI., Ylbilene TOMMY CHARLES SEXYELL, Lubborle MARY ANN SHARP, Lubbork MARY TED SHARROCK, Crane NED OYNEAL SIIATTUCK, Carlsbad, Naw LOUIE KENNETH SHAW, Walfr Valley RONALD LIN SHAW, Phillips TOM H. SHELBY, Lubbovk DONALD RAY SIIELTON, Hobbs, Ncw Mm' DEAN SHEPHERD, Carlsbad, Nefw Maxivo MELBA JO SHEPHERD, Post SANDRA SHERRILL, Labbofk ROBERT SHETTER, Collage Park, Gaorgia SANDRA SHIELDS, Waro ROGER lil-INT SIIIPLEY, Iinwford JERRY SIIIPP, Lubboflz RICHARD L. SHIRLEY, glnson HELEN SHORT, Midland IVA SIZE SHROPSHIRE, Labbofk GLORIA SUE SHUGART, For! Worth ,LIAZEL SHULTS, Pos! JERRY SIDES, Lubbofk BOBBY cTvENE SIKES, Denlon MICHAEL CLARK SILOR, Dumas ALICE MAY SIMMS, Canyon LEON SIMPSON, Confway MARJORIE J. SIMPSON, Odessa RALPH SIMPSON, 0'Donnall JACQUENET SIMS, Labboflz JENNELI. SINCLAIR, If-velland SHERRY SINEX, lffirbita Falls SHERRY GAYLE SINOLETON, 0'Donnall SHIRLEY XvVONNE SKINNER, Lubboflz RAYMOND R. SIIEDCE, Sbarman IARCHIE EUGENE SLOAN, Dallas JAN SLOAN, Corsifana BARBARA SUE SMITH, Lubbock BETTY ELAINE SMITH, Lubbock BETTY JOYCE SMITH, Slalon fllexico ico BILLY FREDERICK SMITH, Lofvinglon, New Zblexico BILLY PAUL SMITH, Eastland C. HAROLD SMITH, Stanton CAROL SUE SMITII, Tahoka CHARLES G. SMITH, Hernzlaiglt DAX'IlJ M. SMITH, Austin DIANA SMITII, Lnlrltork DORIS .ANN SMITH, Wvinert JOEI. LAVOYD SMITH, Munday JOHN XVILLIAM SMITH, Dallas KARIN ANN SMITII, El Paso LEON R. SMITH, Dallas LYNDA ANGELA SMITH, Crirsson NANCY LEE SMITH, Big Spring PATSY GENE SMITH, Hutrhins ROBERT H. SMITH, Lulzbofk ROY FRANK SMITII, JR., Seminole SANDRA L. SMITH, Plains SONJA SIMOXE SMITH, Fort Worth SUSAN O. SMITH, Dallas TERRX' GLENN SMITH, Clcburnc ZELLA VEE SMITH, Dimmitl JERRELL VV. SNODGRASS, Lulzborle JENNIFER LEE SNOW, Borger PETER GORDON SNOVV, Borger JOHN XV. SOIILES, Siindofwn BILL R. SPARKS, Ifirlzita Falls JUDITH LEE SPEER, .'17!lL17'lIl0 QRRAYES SPIYEY, Hendfrson CHARLES NEX'0N SPRADLIN, Lubboflz lN1ARLIX D. SPRINGER, Lfnoralz KARL FRANCIS SPULLER, Lulzlioflz BOBBY LOYD STAFFORD, Roaring Springs PAUL LEE STAMBAUGH, Dallas JAMIE LOUISE STANFORD, Jennings, Louisiana VON f3EXE STANFORD, Red Oak KYLE STANLEY, Lubbock GEKJRGE RICH.XRD STANTON, Paros QUIEN STAPLETON, Plainfviefw TOMMY SOUTHERN STARNES, Odessa HARRY STASNEY, Lubbork ROBERT ALLEN ST. CLAIR, lvliillantl NTARILYN STEADHAM, lllrddoo ROBERT C. STEELE, Vrrnon JAMES ELDON STEELMAX, Plainfvifu FRED VV. STEEN, Lulzlzoflz GEORGE Iv.-XVID STEINMAX, flbilfne STEPHANY ANNE STEPHENS, Lamesa RALPH E. STEVENS, Burkburnett JOHN STEWART, Houston MCCONNELL STEWART, flndrrfws MORRIS NEIL STEWART, Monahan: Page 457 Page 458 ROBERT EUGENE STEWART, Sherman JIMMY C. STOKES, Hale Conter LEVVIS SEYMOUR STONE, Fort Worth ROBERT STONE, Haxkoll VVINI-'ORD EUGENE STRINGER, Luhhoclz MAX STRONG, Hondrrxon CLIFFORD XA7AYNE STROOPE, Whire Door PHYLLIS STROUD, Luhhoflz MARY ANN SUGGS, Houston JERRY SUMMERS, Burger DARRELL SUMMER, Luhborle LAWRENCE EDGAR SUMNER, Blankft ROBERT CARRELL SCRRATT, EI Paso LESTER W. SUTTON, Dallas IIOLLIS SVVAFFORD, .lhileno LINDA LEE TIXliGEI., Plainfviofw HEXRX' TOI.I.ESON, Hormlriglz DONAI.D RAY TALLEY, Holliday ARTHUR JARREI. TANKERSI.Ei', ,-lmarillo ROYCE DON TANRERSLEY, Luhhofk JOEL EI'GENE TANRERSLEY, Snydrr CAROLYN TAPP, Lubhork ALBERT TA'I'RENHORS'I', Sunray JULIA Ni.-XRIE TA'I'L'M, San .flngflo DOROTIIY ANN TAYLOR, IVVTU Homo JOHN .ARDEN TAYLOR, Lorrnzo MARY LEE T.'XX'LOR, Lubhork PAUL ELTON TAYLOR, Forl IVorIh XVILLIS THfJM.'XS TAYLOR, Luhlforlz PHIL EDWARD TEELING, Waro XVILLIAM FRANK TEMPLE, Woarlzorford BENITA LOU TERRELL, Plainlviefw THEO DOUGLAS TERRX', Lampasas THOMAS STEPHEN TERRY, Houston LANNESE THOMAS, Hale Conm' JERRY LYNN THOMPSON, Wifhita Fallx JAMES EDWIN THOMPSON, .-Imarillo IVIARTHA SUE THOMPSON, lI afo RONALD P. THOMPSON, Ir-ving SHARON THOMPSON, Gainos-villr VVILBUR THOMPSON, Frrdrrirlashurg IDOCGLAS THREATT, Pampa LARRY S. THRELKEI,IJ, For! Worth JOYCE ALLENE THRUSII, Luhbofk XVIARGO THRUSII, Plainfvirfw JAMES THRLSTON, Plainfviofw fTEUR'l' LEYI TILMA, Plairwiefw SAMUEL LEE TINER, Halo Cenror GINGER TINNIN, Floydada DONALD VV. TIREY, Lilllofield ALI-'RED TIT'I'LI-:, JR., Bl'0'LZJ1lf1-Fld JOHN T. TREADWELI., Slamford FRANK TREN'l'lIAM, Eloffra FRED L. TUCKER, nirlinglon ROY LEE TUNNEIIL, Luhbork X'VAI,TER CHAMP TURNER, JR., Corona, New Mexiro DORMAN C. TURNER, Floydada JANICE TURNER, Luhbofle ROBERT E. TYNER, Lubbork NANCY ITNCER, For! Worth EDWARD D. VALLIANT, Sonora LARRY ROY VAN CLEAVE, Lubbork KENNETH VANDERSLICE, Texarkana GLENN DOLAN XYAUGHN, llfoim-r MILTON DAVID VAUCIIN, Liftlffrld SAMUEL HALL VAUCIITER, JR., Inzbliofk SONYA VERDEN, Iukmzirfw MARY ANN VERHEUL, Houston MARGARET CHRISTINE VERNER, Far-wall DAVID VERXER, Ralf KENNETH VVAYNE XYERNON, Plainwimc JANET ELIZABETII VINES, .fllbany LAIVANDA XYINSON, qllzilmzo ROBERT M. WADE, Groom SARA KAY VVADE, Jayton HARRY I-JON.-XVAN VVADLEY, Graham DONALD LYNN VVAFER, S-wvftfwater ALTON MlI.I,ER VVALDROP, Peros TOM VVALKER, Texliize JAMES W7ALL, Rosfwrll, Nofw Mexiro EVA VVALLACE, Jlflidland CARROLL XAVAYNE VVALLACE, Corpus Christi IDAVIIJ STANLEY VVALLACE, Midland FREDERICK LYNN VV.-XLIIACE, For! II'orrh F. GLENN VVALLACFI, Clarfmion JIMMY JOHN XA7AI,I,ACE, Clo-vis, Nefw .7Vl1?xifo MARGARET A. VV.-XLLACE, Midland ROY IUAN VVALLACE, Waro GLORIA JOAN VVALLER, Iailzlzork GLENN XVALSER Canadian , FRANK EUGENE VVARD, Iailzlworlz LEAN. VVARD, Hillxlzoro JOYCE ANN WYARIJ, Housfon VVILLIE MARIE VVARD, Morlon RONNIE DALE VV.-XTKINS, .Wl'f.vdlHl'J' C6166 off? 9 P Page 459 ,..1 i- I Jlblflfleelfb Page 460 STRICKLAND W7ATKINS, Seminole MARTEIA WATSON, Lamesa JIMMY VVATTS, Graham VVILLIAM BENNETT VVEATHERFORD, Fort Worth SUSAN VVEATHERFORD, Dallas ELVVYN EARL WEATHERS, Snyder VALETTRA ANN VVEAVER, Silfverton HELEN IRENE WEAVER, Olney BURL DEAN WEBB, Lubbock JOE E. VVEBB, Graham ROY GENE YVEBE, Lubbock WINONA CAROLE WEBB, Bledsoe BILL LELAND WlEnnLE, Grandfalls OVVETA KAY WEEMS, Fort Worth THOMAS H. VVEIR, Lubbock VVILLIAM LONNIE WELBORN, JR., Post DON XVELLS, Hawkins DAVID VVERNER, Waco J-NO NIONETTA VVEST, Lubbock WAYNE WESTERMAN, Artesia, New Mexico E. B. VVESTMORELAND, Abilene JACK M. VVHEAT, Nixon ELMER DURWOOD VVHEATLEY, Haskell MARY GRACE WHEELER, Le-uelland LONNIE L. VVHELCHEL, Stinneft MARY JO WHIGHAM, Gatesfville SAMMY W7HIGHAM, Amarillo BRUCE WHITE, Efuant FRANK WHITE, Clarendon MARTHA ANN WHITE, Vincent VAN S. WHITIS, Amarillo CY OLAN WHITFILL, Floydada DORRIS JEAN VVHITLEY, Corpus Christi G. S. WHITLEY, Fort W'orth BILLY RAY XNYHITSETT, Olney KENNETH VVHITT, Fort Worth WOODY WICKER, Pecos RONNY WICKSON, Seminole THOMAS E. WIDEMAN, JR., Sfweetfwater JEANETTE WIDENER, Lockney CAROL REBECCA WIEDEMAN, Lubbock NEAL VVILCOX, Hermleigh SYLVIA MARIE WILLHITE, Weatherford HARLEY VVXLDER, Kermit BARBARA OYVVAYNE VVILEY, Borger SARAH ANN VVILEY, Lubbock BILLY WII,KISON, Lubbock J. H. VVILKERSON, Quanah ROYCE VVADENE WILKERSON, Waco ROBERT GLENN w7ILLBORN, San Angelo ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, Abilene CORREY WILLIAMS, Castalon DAVID C. WILLIAMS, Rotan FORREST GENE XAVILLIAMS, Dumas GAYLE REA VVILLIAMS, Putnam DOROTHY GAYNELLE WILLIAMS, Plainview JERRY Ross VVILLIAMS, Monahan: KAREN WILLIAMS, Littlefelcl KENNETII VVILLIAMS, O'Donnell NANCY SUE WILLIAMS, Lubbock SAMMY LOUIS VVILLIAMS, New Deal TERRY' C. VVILLIAMS, Lubbock CARMA JEAN VVILLIAMSON, Lubbock CAROLYN WILLIAMSON, F ort Worth TROY DEAN WILLIAMSON, Snyder AVA JOAN WILLINCIIAM, Lubbock BENNY J. WILLINCIIAM, Borger CARROL VVILLIS, Tueumcari, New Mexico DAVID VVILLIS, Comanche DIANE VVILSON, Ballinger DONALD TRAVIS VVILSON, Vernon PATRICIA A. WXI.SON, Houston ROBERT VV. WILSON, Ballinger SUZANNE XAVILSON, Lubbock NIARILYN JOAN VVIMBERLEY, Lubbock MARY' JANE W7INDER, llflonahans WTILLIAM E. WVXNFREE, Denison CIAILA VVISE, Brownwood SABRA H. WISELY, Denfuer City DON WISDOM, Medicine Mound BEVERLY JOYCE WI'l 1', Lubbock LARRY WYITTEN, Hart CHARLES LEE XVITTY, Lubbock JAMES D. VVOMACK, JR., Dallas JACK FRANK VVOOD, Cactus JUANELL VVOOD, Seminole CARL WAYNE WOODS, Darrouzeit GERALD LYNN VVOOLAM, Lubbock ROBERT AI.I.RED VVOOLDRIDGE, Dallas BOBBY GENE VVOOTEN, Lubbock TI-IOMAS BARBEE VVORD, Chillicothe XVILLIAM CHARLES VVORLEY, Dallas BORDEN W. WORSHAM, Ballinger NVANDA EVELYN VVOSSUM, Lubbock CARL JCDSON XVREN, JR., Lubbock Page 46I I i -.liz-T1 Z7 P5 lflflfelflf Page 462 BILLY GENE w7RIGH'I', Midland MARY JANET VVRIGHT, Ysleta P1-u'Ll.xs MARIE VVRICHT, Lublmelz SAM VVRIGHT, Paduralz VVAYLAND VVRIGHT, llfeatlzerford JACK D. XYARBROUGH, Weslaco CLYDE VV. YOUNG, Cleburne JERRY MCCOLLUM YOUNG, Graham LAURALEE YOUNG, Abilene MALCOLM TYOUNG, Talmlza OXK'EN DEE YOUNG, Baird ROGENNA YUNGBLUT, Phillips Cdl-XRLAND MACK ZIMMERMAN, Stamf GENE ARTHUR JOHNSON, A-lmarillo ord J X . 4,mW'r'1F'r1'UjlVf ,.,111'N-Tir! V Qgwllymrn YWN1 N 2,l'1l'UJ'I J, HW 41 i ' fW+ f ? Q4 M ' W W1 L'lV i'md' W 1 . ! +, l + H Q, WHFIUIMI : 5vSvNE'si'J 1 ll Q,' kv!! K l 'ffi'Wl:'4 f' I .N N W WN g J ff wf'f f fi , A U l , fjkgiuy iq Ww5 'T0 A f , wll1axfMk. ww 5qj? !QiEEF7gEi?iigH 'A:- YJ i- E ?'m, 1l!Q', EEE? , HH'HWfmMWfm,, W R :H ff 'L f J f U i '16 v 'E-5 !S1fQg i' 7 .. F ffl U is IH I' W f ? lf' fE!!i- in fi. fxiz ,-'fi hkgf MQW! KgSJ .5Fi.qq: AZAU EZMJ V I V, , ,N! w L ! H en , Q . WW iq T 'Adu' .. . T j ' ' ' , . WllJ!IEf 1 Hffsdff .xgcfuerfiwmenlfo ana! .yncfex Page 463 j8atMP85 Administration ..,,. ,.., 9 Artist Course ....... ....... 1 28 Band .................... ....... 1 24 Beauties .................... ....... 6 8 Board of Directors ..............,............. 12 Board of Student Organizations ........ 109 Buildings ................................,.....,....... 25 Cheerleaders ...... ....,.. 1 37 Choir ................, ..,.... 1 26 Class Favorites Senior .,,.........., .,..... 9 2 Junior .......... ....... 9 3 Sophomore ...... ....... 9 4 Freshman ....... ....... 9 5 Class Officers Senior ....... ....... 3 37 Junior .......... ....... 3 87 Sophomore ...... ....... 4 07 Freshman .,....,......,.... ...,... 4 31 Department Heads Agriculture ,.......,....,... ....... 2 82 Arts 8: Sciences ...,.,..,...,.. ..,.,.. 2 92 Business Administration ..,... ,..,.., 3 12 Engineering ................... ....... 3 18 Home Economics ....... ....... 3 32 Drama ..,..,,....,.,,....... ....... 1 30 Freshman Council ...... .....,. 1 14 Homecoming Queen ..... ,.,.... 9 1 LA VENTANA ..........,..... .....,. 1 17 Maid of Cotton ...... ....... 9 6 Military ....,..............,.......,.................... 273 Mr. and Miss Texas Tech ............ 88, 89 Most Handsome Man ..,....... .......... 9 0 Orchestra ...................... .,.,,., 1 27 Snapshots ........ ,,,,,,, 3 5 Sports .,...,,.............. ..,,.,. 1 37 Student Council .,.... ....... 1 06 Student Union ......, ,,,,,,, 1 12 Sun Bowl Queen ....,... ,..,,,. 9 7 Tech Salutes ......... ,,,,,,, 1 00 Toreador ...,.,...........,.........,....,..,...,....,, 120 Who's VVho in American Colleges.. 98 added Seniors ..,.. ,,,,,,, 3 38 Juniors .,....., ,,,,,,, 3 88 Sophomores .... ,,,,,,, 4 OS Freshmen .,.. ,,,.,,, 4 32 Page 464 jnJex rganizafiond Aggie Club ........................ Agricultural Engineers .,..... Agronomy Club ...,...,,... Kappa Alpha Theta ....... ......... 2 16 Kappa Kappa Gamma ...... ..,...... 2 19 Kappa Kappa Psi ..,,.., ......... 2 97 Kappa Mu Epsilon ..... ......... 2 98 Kappa Sigma ........ ......... 1 91 Knapp Hall .......... .v,...... 2 68 Le Cercle Francais .................v.......... 299 Lutheran Student Association .,,....... 258 Major-Minor Club ,.,,........................ 300 Mechanical Engineers ...... Mining Engineers ....... Mu Phi Epsilon ,....... Newman Club ............... Alpha Chi .,.......,.. Alpha Chi Omega ...,.,.. Alpha Epsilon Delta ...... Alpha Lambda Delta ...... Alpha Tau Omega ,.,... Alpha Phi ..,.,.......,.. Alpha Phi Omega .,.,. Alpha Zeta .............,,............ American Chemical Society .............. Applied Arts Club ,........................... Association of Women Students ........ Baptist Student Union ,,.,.................. Bledsoe Hall .....,.....,...... Block and Bridle ....... Book Reviewers ...., Canterbury Club . .... .. Casa Linda ................. Chemical Engineers ...... Civil Engineers ,.,...... Cosmopolitan Club ...... Christian Science .......................,.,....,. Church of Christ Bible Chair .......... Panhellenic Council ....... Phi Eta Sigma ,......... Phi Delta Theta ........ Phi Gamma Delta ....... Phi Gamma Nu ........ Phi Kappa Psi ..................,. Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia ........ Pi Beta Phi .........,................ Pi Epsilon Tau ........ Pi Kappa Alpha ......... Phi Upsilon Omicron ..... Pre-Med Club ....,..... Press Club ..........,.... Psychology Club .............,. Publications Committee ,.,..... Circle Dairy Delta Delta K Club ...................,...... Industry Club Gamma ...........,. Delta Delta ..... Delta Sigma Pi .,.,. Der Liederkranz .....,,,...,....1,,,,,,,,....,,, Disciples Student Fellowship ........., Doak Hall ................,,....,....,.,,,,..,,,.,,,,, 262 Double T Association ...,.. Drane Hall ,..........,..... Electrical Engineers .... Engineering Society .... Forum .........,..,.,.,,,.,.,,.,..,,,..,,,..,,,,,,,,,,,, 231 Future Farmers of America .,.....,.,,.,, 288 Future Teachers of America ............ Gamma Delta ,.........,,..,,.,.,,...., Gamma Phi Beta ....... Gargoyle Society ..,... . Geology Club ..........,..... Gordon Hall .............,.,..,., Home Economics Club ....,,. Horn Hall ..................,.., Industrial Engineers .,,... ,.... Inter-Fraternity Council ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 186 International Relations Club ........,... 246 Junior Council ....,...,..,,.,.,.,.,,, , Religious Council .,........... Rodeo Association ....... Saddle Tramps ........... Sigma Alpha Epsilon ..... Sigma Chi .............,.... Sigma Delta Pi ..... Sigma Kappa ..... Sigma Nu ............... Sigma Sneed Tau Delta ,...... Hall ..........,.. Sock and Buskin ,..,..., Sociology Club ....... Student Council ........ Supreme Court ....... Tau Beta Pi .,..... Tau Beta Sigma ................ Tech Accounting Society ...... Tech Rifle Club .......,.....,. Tech Vets .............,. Theta Sigma Phi .,,,................ Wesley Foundation Council ........,... Wesley Players .......,....,..,.,,...,,...,..,,.,.. Women's Inter-Dorm Council Zeta Tau Alpha ,,,,,.,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ..,......325 .........323 .........301 255 ....,,.,.187 .........233 192 195 316 196 302 220 327 199 335 303 310 309 116 248 238 240 200 203 304 223 204 304 270 305 310 106 108 328 306 313 245 242 309 256 257 110 224 rj 1'--A Lx LN7' Johnnie Doyle, 338. A Abel, Joan, 432. Abraham, Donna Ca1'olyn, 218,408 Abston, Donald Ray, 388. Acosta, Abel Garcia, 432. Acuff, Adams Admas Royce Lionel, 313, 338. , Alice Jane, 432. , Argus D., 432. Adams, Bobby L., 338. Adams, Gerald Richard, 198, 388 Adams, Jerry Don, 432. Adams, Jerry N., 338. Adams, Jerry NV., 338. Adams, Jessie VVilliam, 168, 289 338. Adams, Jim A., Jr., 338. Adams Adams Adams Adams , John G., Jr., 285 , Jon.Hamlin, 338. , Patsy Ruth, 408. Robert Joseph, 108. Adamsi VV. Lee, 338. Adams, VVilliam Green, 432. Adamson, Joyce Darleene tDarlaj 230, 408. Adcock, Carl Edwin, 432. Adcock, Robert E., 432. Addiso n, Jo Ann, 220, 304, 388. Adkins, Marjy Kay, 217, 432. Adkisson, Milton D., 189, 238, 388 Adrian, Marilyn Ann, 432. Aguilar, Mary Consuela, 338. Aiken, Edwin H., Jr., 194. Airhart, Valenica, 295, 432. Aker, Dixie Kaye, 222, 432. Aker, Jerry Lee, 408. Akers, Irving Eugene, 432. Akers, Owen M., 432. Akers, 338. Akin, Robert Milton, 284, 290 .S?btJel'Lt JHJBX Anderson, Anda, 222. Anderson, Bobby Glenn, 203, 388. Anderson, Cecyle Yvonne, 432. Anderson, Charles XVard, 432. Anderson, Judith, 432. Anderson, Larry VVynn, 408. Anderson, Lonnie Lee, 229, 329, 338. Anderson, Mary Jane, 313, 316, 339. Anderson, Omalee, 432. Anderson, Ruth, 206, 388. Baker, Mary Elizabeth, 206, 433. Baker, Richard Beal, 321, 408. Baldwin, Jasper Hooker, 238, 433. Ball, Jack Randolph, 384. Ball, Jimmie Rex, 322, 408. Ball, John Robbins, 303. Ball, Myrna Louise, 433. Ballard, Tommy Gale, 408. Balzer, Elizabeth Ann, 217, 433. Banks, Barbara Ann, 316, 340. Bannister, Toni Cornelia, 218, 433. Bannister, XVilliam Herbert, Jr., 1 Alexander Ash, Bobby, 313. Akins, G. Thane, 338. Albert, James Truitt, 432. 1 Bill, 302. Andress, Mickey Lee, 408. Andress, Thurmon Marvin, 339. Andrews, Carolyn, 214, 432. Angel, James Eugene, 408. . Anger, Margaret Cecilia, 230, 303, 408. Anning, Judith, 218, 299, 408. Anthony, George Robert, 290, 408. Anthony, Jesse Franklin, 432. Apple, James Donald, 432. Arbuckle, Scott Guy, 205. Archer, Earl Deen, 198. Archer, Jean Cox, 206, 432. Armendariz, Frank S., 224. Armstrong, Donald J., 408. Armstrong, La Juana Day, 295, 388. Armstrong, Nita, 217, 408. Armstrong, VVilliam Gay, 408. Arnett, Arlette, 217, 408. Arnn, Gail, 408. Arnold, George Edward, 432. Arnold, Jerry Wayne, 205, 388. Arnold, John Ellsworth, 229, 325, 329, 339. Arroyos, Juan Martinez, 432. Arthur, Norma Gayle, 295, 408. Asbill, Jimmie S., 229, 323, 327, 329, 339. Asbill, Smith Langford, Jr., 296, 308, 388. 340. Barbee, Jolm XVillis, 433. Barbee, Samuel Clinton, J1'., 238, asv, 3ss. Barber, Bill L., 408. Barber, Don Randall, 408. Barber, James A., 388. Barham, Melvyn A., 433. Barker, Corley Benton, Jr., 409. Barkley, Carolyn R., 299, 433. Barkley, Louis B., Jr., 233. Barkowsky, Eugene Earl, 340. Barley, Kay Inez, 300, 433. Barnard, Donald D., 340. Barnard, James Lawrence, 409. Barnes, Barnes, Jimmy Lewis, 433. Medrith Louise, 433. Barney, Joanne, 218, 409. Barnhill, Robert E., 433. Barrett, Fred F., 201, 233, 303, 409. Barrett, Roger Allen, 433. Barrick, Arvella, 388. Barron, Hal VV., 388. Barron, Mary Ann, 295, 409. Barton, Clarence Russell, Jr., 193. Barton, Donald R., 193, 409. Barton, Linda Kay, 295, 340. Barton, Mary Ann, 433. Alexan Alexan Alexan der, Brooksey Nell, 432. der, Charles L. Roy, 408. der, Clyde Ray, 432. Alexander, Donald Ray, 388. Alexander, Evelyn Ellis, 300, 432 Alexander, Grace Elizabeth, 217, 432. Alexander, Jackie Ross, 388. Alexander, Jeri, 217, 432. Alexander, Jerroldine Hills, 217. Asher, Ferne Elizabeth, 225, 229, 232, 388. Ashley, Jimmy D'VVayne, 432. Ashley, John Kent, 433. Ashley, Tommy Joe, 325, 388. Atkins, VV. Dennis, 193. Alexander, Jim M., 193, 338. Alexander, Martha Kay, 217, 432. Alexander, Richard twickj Gerald, 193, 408. Alexander, Richard Lee, 198, 408 Alexander, Rose Janell, 432. Alexander, VVilliam Cleveland. 303, 432. Alford, John Henry, 297, 326, 408 Allcorn. Gayle Silcott, 222, 408. Allday, James Franklin, 432. Alldredge, Gerald P., 233. Allen, Bo Gene, 408. Allen, D. Elwood, 313, 432. Allen, Allen, Donnie Lee, 388. Emmett Don, 432. Allen, Frieda Elaine, 230, 299, 408 Allen, Gary Marshall, 408. Allen, Harry Lyle, 388. Allen, Jon Barry, 388. Allen, Mickey Voven, 432. Allen, Nelda Thadine, 338. Allen, Phillip Max, 408. Allen, Travis Glyn, 388. Alley, Derrel A., 238. Allison, Darla Jeanette, 432. Allison, Don, 194, 408. Atkinson, Carolyn Sue, 432. Atkinson, Gene Ray, 433. Atkinson, Thomas Andrew, 289, 339. Attaway, Lavon S., 339. Atwook, David Eugene, 408. Anfill, Don Peyton, 408. Austin, Marcelee, 408. Austin, Trizie Elizabeth, 339. Austin, X. A., 433. Autry, Tommy Lynn, 433. Autry, XVilliam E., Jr., 339. Aven, Gene Jerold, 433. Avery, Donald Ray, 243, 408. Averyt, Ronnie A., 98, 229, 295, 339. Avey, Phillip Eggell, 433. Axtell, Florence Mae, 206, 433. Aycock, Robert Rex, 315, 408. Aylsworth, Ray, 229, 321, 329, 339. Ayres, James Henry, 433. B Babb, James Foster, 241, 408. Baccus, John Benjamin, Jr., 287, 408. Bachman, Robert B., 189, 339. Bacon, John, 193, 408. Badgett, Jack Sloan, 201, 339. Allison, Francis Eugenia, 214, 232 334, 335, 388. Allred, Sam Houston, 297, 408. Alls, Linda Earle, 300, 432. Allton, David Clark, 408. Allton, Ronnie E.. 338. Almy, Mary A., 388. Alread, Bobby Gene, 190. Alsup, Betty Ree, 222, 313, 316 338. 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Dudley, Norman E., 439. Dudley, Sandra, 439. Dudley, Sharon, 209, 439. Duenk Duenk 349. el, Don A. el, Larry John, 313, 315, Duerksen, Elvera Fern, 439. Dufek, Martha Anne, 413. Duff, Buford Allen, 315, 391. Duffy, Mike Renfro, 439. Dumas, Robert B., 439. Dunagan, Marilyn Ann, 210, 391. Duncan, B. W., 391. Duncan, Donald Bennett, 324, 329, 350. Duniven, Patricia, 225, 439. Dunks, Paul Irving, 413. Dunlap, Bobby David, 439. Denton, Curry, Charles Austin, 412. Curry, Delano, 438. Curry, Jimmie J., 295. Curry, Curtis, Patricia Ann, 412. Ronald Perry, 438. Denton, Donald Dean, 391. Denton, Dorothy Ann, 391. Denton, Jeraldine, 213, 229, 232, 349. Thomas James, 324, 349. Cushman, Michael Adrian, 438. Custer, Gomer Cordell, 190, 347. Cutler, Richard Frederick, 438. Cutshall, Clifton Clarke, 438. D Denton, Vernon Richard, 349. Derr, Maynette, 333, 413. Derrick, Cecil Kemp, 413. Derrick, Patricia Jean, 220, 391. DeShan, Randall Leroy, 438. Detten, James Emmett. 391. Detten, Ray John, 438. Detten, Richard Lloyd, 283, 284, E Dabbs, Edwin Gerald, 303, 438. Dabbs, Travis Donald, 315, 347. Dabila, Dakin, Jesse G., 299. Dorothy, 220, 391. Dale, Bobby Don, 391. Dalle, Herbert Don, 438. Dalrymple, Myrl Rudolph, 391. Dancer. Mayo D,, 321, 412. Dane, XVilliam Boyd, 438. 290, 349. DeVaney. Claude YVayne, 243, 349 Devine, John Arthur, 293, 302, 413. DeYVald, Jane YVebb. 213. 413. DeXVitt, Lyle Yancey, 193. Dickson, Karen Sue. 438. Dickson, Larry Neal, 391. Didlake. XVIII. YV., Jr., 438. Diehl, David A. M., 349. Dierschke, LaVerne Elizabeth, 391. Dieterin Dieterin Dieterin g, Earl Acie, 99, 193. g, Janice, 232. g, Sylvia Ann, 99, 232. Dietz, Gerald Paul, 203, 349. Dunlap, Jay T., 439. Dunn, Barbara Ruth, 310, 413. Dunn, Benni Ellen, 210, 299, 305, 413. Dunn, James Royce, 350. Dunn, Lyndon Ray, 239, 413. Dunn, Robert Glenn, 350. Dunn, Robert James, 201. Dunn, YVarren James, 439. Dunn, YVilliam Newton, 313, 350. Dupree, Burton Lynn, 350. DuPriest, Shirley Ann, 217, 391. Durbin, Barbara, 413. Durham, Anniece Marie, 413. Durham, Arlen Beryl, 350. Durham, Robert Lee, 326, 413. Durkee, Frances Arleen, 213, 413. DuSang, George C., 350. Duty, Guy Kenneth, 439. Duval, Ann B., 350. Duvall, Philip Erle, 233, 413. Dyer, Dyer, Dyer, Lois Ann, 439. Nathan XVindell, 439. Robert Bruce, 439. Dyer, XVyman Joel, 391. Daniel, Billy Don, 412, 438. Daniel, Don Owen, 438. Daniel, Norris B., 348. Daniel, Tommie Glenn, 438. Daniell, James Dewey, 315, 348. Daniell, Malcolm Butler, 201, 229, 348. Dannecher. Jackie Kay, 210, 438. Darling, Tommy Ray, 438. Darter, Charles NVade, 438. Daugherty, Diana Lynn, 348. Davenport, Monty E., 229, 298, 325, 329, 348. Davenport, Patsy Jean, 225, 295, 348. David, Edward Keith, 348. Davidson, Alyce Marie, 391. Davidson, Ann Louise, 217, 304, 348. Davidson, Barbara Jean, 438. Davidson, David R., Jr., 412. Davidson, Patsy Ann, 438. Dorsey. Davis, Bebe Roy, 225. Davis, Benny Mac, 391. Davis, Bettye Jo, 225, 348. Davis, Billie Frank, 438. Davis, Bobbie Graham, 229, 329, 348. Davis, Calvin Lee, 412. Davis, Carol Ann, 206. Davis, Cecil Glynn, 391. Davis, D. Diane, 213, 412. Davis, Doris Joy, 412. Davis, Dwayne Dale, 412. Dietz, Robert E., 229, 293, 298, 349. Dilley. Don C.. 99, 190, 241, 349. Dilliard, Donald Lee, 438. Dinjar, Robert John, 205. Dinwiddie, Elizabeth Harriet, 225, 295, 413. Dippel, Landon G., 413. Dison, Donald Ray, 438. Dithelman, Ed, 239. Dixon, Carolyn Joyce. 213, 391. Dixon, Charles O., 413, Doak, George Shields, 439. Dockray, Karl Thord, 201, 233, 296, 308, 391. Dodge, Virginia Jill. 439. Doggett, John Gerald, 236, 413. Doherty, James Monroe, 391. Donelson, Burgess Allen, 413. Donnell, Harold Douglas, 349. Donnell, Peggy Ray, 213, 238, 439 Eakins, XVayne Eulan, 295, 350. Earl, Donald Joe, 392. Earl, Jackie D., 392. Earls, Gayle M., 193, 413. Early, Lanetta Fern, 392. Earney, Franklin Ivey, Jr., 413. Eastland, Billy Berl, 201, 350. Eatherly, Carl Lee, 413. Eaves, Lyall Edward, 439. Echols, Bill, Darby, 322, 350. Echols, Carson Donnell, 239, 439. Eckols, Sherman Horace, 413. Eckstrom, John A., 350. Edlin, Billie Louise, 350. Edlin, James Ivory, 439. Dorland, Jimmy Lee, 439. Dorough. Lewis Edward, 391. Dorris, Dorsett, Richard Edwin, 413. Larry Eugene, 391. Dorsett, Wendell E., 194. Dorsey, James R., 439. Dorsey, Joe Kirk, 439. Patricia Ann, 225, 439. Edmondson, Andrew Joseph, 241, 298, 392. Edmondson, Jimmy D., 302. Edmondson, Louis Eugene, 350. Edmondson, Thomas Eugene, 439. Edwards, E. Dean, 220, 392. Edwards, Gilbert Simms, 439. Edwards, Helene Sue, 392. Edwards, Laura Frances, 392. Edwards, Mary Camille, 350. Edwards, Robert Edward, 350. Edwards, Spinks, 392. Edwards, VVilma Faye, 206, 439. Davis, George Edmund, 438. Davis, Hal VVylie, 391. Davis, James Edgar, 189, 322, 348. Davis, Jerry Alfred, 438. Davis, John Franklin, 302, 412. Davis, Johnny Morris, 412. Davis, June Carolyn, 209, 438. Davis, LaBlanche, 222, 238, 438. Davis, Lee W., Jr., 348. Davis, Philip B., 412. Davis, Phillip Jay, 412. Davis, Robby Dale, 213, 391. Davis, Robert Thomas, 289, 313, 323, 412. Davis, Ross Doyle, Jr., 438. Davis, Sharron Marcia, 438. Davis, Tine Eugene, 198, 293, 391. Davis, Tommy Mack, 391. Davis, Vllayne Hollis, 243, 348. Davison, Joyce LaNel1e, 225, 413. Dawkins, Enoch Lee, 438. Doss, Elizabeth Lea, 413. Doss, Jo Ann, 439. Dotson. DeVVitt Lynn, 391. Dotts, Ted J., Jr., 205. Doty, Don A., 391. Douglas, Bobby H., 287, 439. Douglass, Barbara Blake. 209, 439. Douglass, Haag Alfred, 349. Douthitt, Franklin Joseph, 239, 439. Dowdy, Marsha Ann, 222, 413. Dowling, James K.. 293, 308, 391. Downey, Verle Keith, 194. Downing, Donald Keith, 413. Downing, Joy Sue, 301, 391. Downs, Fane, 391. Doyell, Patricia Ann, 214, 413. Doyle, Donald Eugene, 349. Doyle, Georgene McKinney, 220, 237, 349. Ehlert, Arnold Hermann, 198, 413. Eichenberger, Fred Jack, 413. Eidson, Ronald Joe, 439. Eisenbeck, Robert K., 350. Eisenberg, Evelyn Anne, 217, 413. Eitelman, Edward Lewis, 413. Elam, C. Royce,.413. Elder, Jimmy Peyton, 439. Elder, Kay Ruth, 220, 230, 237, 392. Eldredge, Billy Wayne, 413. Eldredge, Jerry G., 392, Elkins, Lon Ray, 350. Elledge, Harold Wayne, 439. Eller, Betty Carolyn, 213, 439. Ellitf, Hobert Donald, 392. Elliott Donald Allison, 302, 303, 308, 392. Elliott, J. B., 315. Elliott , James Ray, 439. Page 469 Elliott, Elliott, Elliott Eilionl Elliott Ellis, Ellis, Jean, 217, 439. Lynn Hamilton, 193, 392. Orville Edman, 295, 439. Reginald H., 287. Roberta Annette 301 413. Clyde Arnold, Jr.: 351i David Steele, 439. Ellis, James Clay, 439. Ellis, James Hickerson, 351. Ellis, Joseph Richard, 439. Ellis, Ellis, Suzanne, 306, 439. YVillie L., 439. Emery, Richard E., 413. English, Amon Craig, 189, 351. 351. English, Bill E., 392. Erickson, Gayle Albert, 324, 329, 351. Eschle, Jimmie Lee, 440. Escobar, Ralph C., 440. Escue, James Richard, 392. Eskew, Jerry Tom, 351. Estes, Dan Orman, 351. Estes, Richard Clark, 440. Estes, Samuel Edward, 229, 321. 351. Etheredge, Helen Ruth, 392. Ethridge, Alva Jean, 222, 295, 392. Ethridge, Bettie, 206, 413. Ethridge, Jimmie Edward, 313, 315, Eubank, Jan Keith, 303, 440. Eubank, Ralph Cary, 440. Eubank, Ronald David, 413. Eubanks, Anna Maudine, 440. Eubanks, Frankie Bell, 351. Fisher, Robert L., 414. Fitts, Alton A., 321, 440. Fitts, Earl Price, 440. Fitts, James Herschel, 440. Fitzgerald, Diana Kay, 299. Flake, Kenneth Dale, 233. Flanigan, Mary Joyce, 440. Flatt, Richard Frederick, 440. Fleming, Charlie Edwell, 190, 414. Fleming, Howard, 205. Fletcher, Charlie Burrus, 392. Fletcher, Jack Frank, 243, 414. Flewelling, VVilliam Arthur, 190. Flewharty, Johnny M., 194. Floeck, Marilyn Joy, 414. Flowers, Barbara Kay, 225, 414. Gaines, Max O., 414. Gaither, William Dean, 194, 303, 353. Gallagher, Joan lVayne, 414. Gallagher, Marie Faye, 441. Gallagher, Gerald Dean, 441. Galle, John Clayton, 302, 441. Gallimore, Charles Wayland, 441. Gallin, Herbert, 243. Gandy, James Roland, 414. Gandy, R. B., Jr., 353. Gann, Jerry Dane, 441. Garcia, Gabriel, 441. Garcia, Josephine, 231, 304, 353. Flowers, Kathryn, 440. Flowers, Mary Sue, 214, 440. Followill, Martha Ann, 440. Foltyn, Dorothy Lu, 210, 392. Forbus, Ross Olsen, 392. Ford, Bob Lee, 310, 414. Ford, Gerald Edward, 205. Ford, Harold Richard, 440. Ford, Max Edward, 392. Ford, Nancy Ann, 414. Ford, Robert D., 352. Ford, VVilliam Lester, 440. Forehand, Mary Lou, 392. Forester, YVade Edwin, 392. Forgey, Eleanor Agnes, 218, 440. Forgey, Janet. Ann, 205, 237, 414. Forshage, Ina Carol, 214, 414. Fortner, Royce Keith, 440. Fortune, Betty, 217. Gardner, James Edward, 414. Gardner, Phyllis Marie, 326, 414. Garland, Marion Dave, 414. Garland, Pat M., 414. Garner, Beverly Louise, 99, 231, 353. Garner, Richard Lewis, 190. Garnett, Chester John, 414. Garnett, Edwin T., 239. Garretson, John Albert, 393. Garrett, Bob Lee, 293, 353. Garrett, Calvin E., 189, 393. Garrett, Carole Ruth, 441. Garrett, Dorothy Ann, 353. Garrett, Gerald Lee, 441. Garrett, Patricia Lee, 213, 353. Garza, Evangeline, 217, 295, 393. Gass, Julia Bennita, 296, 414. Gaston, Leonard, 189, Gaston, Paul James, 190, 393. Gates, Philip Don, 441. Evans Evans Evans , Alfred Edgar, Jr., 351. ,, Carl Norman, 313, 392. Evans, Coy D., 351. Evans, Doris Kathleen, 440. Evans James Robert, 189. Evans Jim Earl, 440. Evans Nelson, 189. XValter Ted, 351. Foster, Boyd Melvin, 440. Foster, Carol Jayne, 213. Foster, Christine, 316, 392. Foster, D. Ernestine, 414. Foster, Edward J., Jr., 193, 414. Foster, Garrett Richard, 321, 440. Foster, Judith Emma, 218, 440. Foster, Michael David, 414. Everett, Don Roland, 384. Everette, Joe Marion, 414. Evers, Kenneth VVayne, 414. Ewing, Carol Elaine, 414. Ewing, Marshall E., 243, 414. Exum, Opal, 392. Eyssen, Timothy Donald, 198, 241 392. F Fahrenbruch, Sadye Garner, 351. Fair, Joe Frank, 440. Fall, Kemper Margaret, 214. Falls, Wanda Doris, 440. Fannin, Marvin Robbie, 351. Fannin, XVilliam Carnes, 440. Fant, Norma Jo, 392. Fariss, Darrell 'Wayne, 414. Foushee, R. Janles, 237. Fouts, Aubrey Jan, 205, 229, 392. Fowler, Barbara Marie, 225, 295, 392. Fowler, Bobby John, 414. Fowler, George Tee, 352. Fowler, James Edward, 352. Fowler, Jeanne Marie, 209, 440. Fowler, Sammie Nell, 440. Fowler, YVendell B., 440. Fox, James VV., Jr., 198. Fox, Kenneth Allen, 201, 392. Fox, Richard O., Jr., 441. Foxworth, YVycklitt Riley, 198, 414. Fraizer, Janis Arlene, 441. Fraley, Jerry Bob, 194. Frank, Charles Dawson, 441. Gatlin, Herbert Eldred, 393. Gauutt, Alice Janet, 213, 353. George, Bobby R., 393. George, Carolyn, 222, 353. George, Jerry Don, 414. George, Ralph A., 353. George. Wayne Allan, 441. German, Eugene Millard, 441. Gibbens. Buddy Wayne, 441. Gibbens, Jack Stanley, 393. Gibner, Jerry Dale, 197, 243, 393. Gibson, Clyde Michael, 198, 303, 414. Gibson, Dale Duwayne, 441. Gibson, Dell Taylor, 441, Gibson, James A., 353. Gibson, Kenneth M., 315, 353. Gibson, Sharon Lynn, 222, 393. Gibson, Tony Leon, 441. Gifford, Betty Florence, 441. Gifford, Thomas Fred, 353. Gilbert, James Gordon, 324, 393. Gilbert, John Vance, 441. Gilbert, John VVendel, 302. Gilbert, Kathaleen, 306, 393. Franklin, Annie Pearl, 222, 352. Franklin, David, 392. Franklin, Douglas Dale, 392. Franklin. Homer, Jr., 296, 392. Fariss, Nicks Val, 392. Farley, Gerald Ray, 351. Fraser, Cliford l.Valter, 414. Frashier, Gary Evan, 414. Good, K Farmer, James, 241, 414. Farmer, Robert E., 229, 392. Farnham, Duane XVilliam, 440. Farquhar, John, 414. Farrell, XVilliam Clifton, 440. Farris, Jeannette, 218, 440. Faubion, Lonnie Aubrey, 440. Faught, Howard VVayne, 440. Faulkner, Charles Robert, 197, 241 352. Fawcett, Dean, 440. Fawcett, Maurice Gene, 302, 352. Fawvor. Mary E., 414. Feathers, Betty Jane, 326, 440. Felder, Dixie Margaret, 414. Fenley, Gerald Wayne, 440. Fenley, Robert Dan, 440. Fenton, Mary Louise, 352. Fentress, Avonlee, 230, 299, 392. Ferguson, Royce Guinn, 440. Feris, Charles F., 414. Feuerbacher, William Alvin, 392. Fewin, Hugh Richard, 193, 324, 352. Field, Daniel Marvin, 440. Field, James Murray, 440. Fields, Alfred Don, 284. Fields, Kent Thomas, 440. Fifer, Julia Elizabeth, 440. Fifer, Lewis YV., Jr., 321, 352. Finch, Jimmie Dixon, 392. Findley, Sam Lacy, 352. Finley, Guy Mangrum, 315, 352. Finley, James Leonard, 440. Finnell, Gilbert Lee, 440. Finney, Glenn Hewlett, 392. Fischer, Mary Amelia, 392. Page 470 Frederick, Billy Gerald, 441. Fredricks, Ottilie Mae, 218, 414. Freeland, Betah H.. Jr., 352. Freeman, Amanda Belle, 306, 441. Freeman, Melvin Edgar, 441. Freeman, Vernal R., 352. French, Frank Elwood, Jr., 197. French, Nancy, 414. Frese, Mary Elizabeth, 225, 352. Friess, Harold Turney, 239, 441. Frisbie, Carey Duke, 414. Frisbie, Elaine Ann, 303, 441. Frisby, Carey VVebster, 414. Fritz, lion Eric, 201, 392. Frizell, James Horton, 307, 352. Frost, David VVayne, 392. Frost, Sue, 441. Fry, Bill Dan, 93, 414. Fry, Jammie Ray, 441. Fryar, Nina Jean, 230, 414. Frye, VVilliam Paul, 321, 441. Fulkerson, Gerald David, 441. Fulks, Kim Lane, 321, 441. Fuller, David VVayne, 441. Fulwiler, Jack Henry, 229, 392. Funderburg, Sherry Ann, 441. Fuqua, Jerry Mac, 392. Furman, XVilliam Michael, 441. Furr, Grover Franklin, 441. G Gage, Frances Dolores, 295, 441. Gahn, Mary Ann, 229, 353. Gaines, Clinton Sherwood, 193, 313. Gilbert, Kenneth Wayne, 441. Gilbert, Valerie, 441. Gilbreath, Benjamin Franklin, 321 393. Gilcrease, James Perry, 393. Gilcrease, Richard Vowel, 441. Gililland, Gary G., 190. Gill, VValter Lee, 190, 393. Gillespie, Jinnnie Lee, 441. Gillispie, Don, 393. Gillon, XValter Ellis, 441. Gilmore, Jimmy, 414. Gilmore, LaRue, 187, 222, 353. Gilmore, VVilliam Brian, 287. Girod, Mary Ann, 209, 441. Gist, Fred Graham, 201, 414. Glasgow, Larry Ervin, 189, 393. Glass, Joseph Maurice, 353. Glass, Mark Waylon, 393. Glassie, Charlie Thomas, Jr., 441. Glenn, Ed, 302. Glenn, Marvin Leon, 441. Glenn, Norman Wayne, 353. Gloyna, Emmett Leroy, 279, 393. Gloyna, Fred Lee, 279, 414. Gnepper, Herbert Franklin, 354. Goad, Arvad Millard, 441. Goad, Robert Lee, 414. Goddard, David Jon, 393. Godfrey, Clyde Lesbon, 441. Godfrey, Don Dwain, 241, 414. Godwin, Phillip Dean, 415. Goggan, James Clinton, 441. Golden, Golden. Nita Beth, 393. Peggy Joyce, 316, 354. Golightly, Nancy Ann, 354. enneth Ray, 441. Goodloe, Jack Lee, 441. Goodman, Elgan Clifton, Goodpasture, Mona Dell, Goodwin, Romonda Lou, Gordon, Ann Marie, 220, 441 295 415 442. 393 F The Purchase of Your Freshman Noieb To Your Senior Ring S E R V I C E Is Our Mosi' Imporiani' Produci' TEXAS TECH CCDLLEGE BOOK STCDRE Gordon, Carol Ann, 210, 237, 442. Gordy, Jerie Ann, 209, 239. Gore, Carolyn Ann, 333, 415. Gottschalk, Otto, 283, 354. Gouse, Dorothy Carolyn, 210, 442, Gowan, Bill Edd, 415. Goza, Bill Tom, 442. Grady, XVilliam Francis, Jr., 302, 442. Graham, Bill VVayne, 442. Graham, Durwood Dwayne, 442. Hager, Cary Camille, 442. Hagerty, Royal M., 193, 229, 355. Hahn, Peggy J., 310, 393. Hale, Hale, Hale, Billy Max, 189. Billy Sam, 442. Darrell, 415. Hale, Jarrell Ross, 442. Hale, Hale, Hale, Hale, Joe Michael, Joilue, 415. Katy Ann, 442. Leonard A., 442. Harrison, Kay, 326, 415. Harrison, Mary Kathryn, 443. Harrold, Myra Sue, 239. Harry, Betty Lou, 209, 415. Hart, Gene Donald, 415. Hart, Lois Crantill, 356. Hart, Vernon David, 356. Hartley, Herman Scarbrough, 356. Hartley, Mary Jane, 222, 416. Hartsfield, Billy VVayne, 243, 416. Hartwell, Mary Ann, 206, 443. Graham, Jimmie C., 415. Graham, Lonnie Patrick, 354. Grahai Grahax n, M. Ann, 213, 354. n, Robert Lon, 384. Hale, Marguerite Young, 442. Hales, Ruby Lee, 206, 442. Halford, David Larry, 442. Hall, Billy Ray, 355. Harvey. Harriett, 443. Harvey, James Vlfilliam, 443. Harvey, Lenis Arlee, 394. Haryill, Frank Kenneth, 443. Granbery, Dana P., 442. Granbery, Roy Bartlett, 415. Grandey, XVendell Knox, 442. Grant, H. Dane, Jr,, 193, 315, 393. Graves, Ann, 206, 295. 442. Graves, Donald Wayne, 442. Graves, Frances Geraldine, 442. Graves, Gordon Lester, 393. Graves, VVilliam LaVan, Jr., 442. Gravitt 1.Vallie 354. Gray, Cleo La Nelle, 442. Gray, Donald David, 241, 393. Gray, Diane Harris, 354. Gray, Forest Dale, 415. Gray, Mary Ann, 442. Gray, Patrick YVorth, 303, 442. Green, Audrey Ruth, 442. Green, Bobby Edward. 415. Green, Curtis Eugene. 442. Green, Elan Lewis, 442. Green, George XYilliam, 442. Green, J. XVilton, 415. Green, James Kenneth, 321. Green, James S., 354. Green, Jerry XVayne, 354. Green, John A., 442. Green, Margaret Joy, 213, 393. Green, Mary Ann, 239, 300, 442. Green. Mary Louise, 300, 393. Green, Patsy Grace, 442. Green, Ray Joseph, 415. Green, Green, Rose Marie, 415. XVilliam Jessie, 393. Greene, Fred Joseph, Jr., 442. Greene, Geral Mac, 415. Greene, Grady Francis, 298, 321, 354. Greene, Harmon Duane, 315. Greenlee, Martha Lou, 442. Hall, Gary Raymond, 236, 415, Hall, H. Allen, 442. Hall, Jerry Don, 321, 442. Hall, Leon Eugene, 393. Hall, Patsy Jo, 316, 393. Hall, Hallin Van XVinte1', 194, 393. ark, Samuel Neil, 313. Hallum, John Stewart, 224, 442, Harwell, Freddie Henry, 443. Harwell, James Cleveland, 356. Him-ioir, Nita, 210, 229, 232, 295, 316, 394. Hash, Margaret Frances, 443. Hasie, Monte S., 443. Hassen, Huda, 99, 218, 229, 356. Hastings, Thomas Albert, 416. Ham, Don Ray, Hain, Mir-key Vaughn, 442. Ham, Robert Lee, 415. Haniby, Kenneth E., 189, Hamill. Glenda Janelle, 442. Hamill, Nancy Corinne, 213, 393. Hamilton, Betty Doris, 220, 355. Hamilton, Billy Eugene, 393. Hamilton, Deloris Pearl, 393. Haston, Jimmie Dee, 356. Hatch, Reginald YVinston, 356. Hatch, Virginia, 299, 443. Hatchett, Jessie Carlton, 286, 356. Hatchett, John Walker, 394. Hatchett, Lloyd Ray, 443. Hatchett, Robin Anne'vere, 416. Hatchett, VVilliam Pinckney, 394. Hattield, Judith Rhea, 220. Hamilton, Edna Yvonne, 402. Hamilton, Freddie Ray, 442. Hamil ton, Robert Lawrence, 415. Hamilton, Thomas Earl, 443. Hamilton, Virginia, 225, 415. Hamilton, YVilliam Louis, 443. Hanilett, Shirley, 237, 306, 415. Hatfield, Leo L., 198, 394. Hatley, Albert Don, Jr., 394. Hatton, Richard Warren, 443. Hauge, Kay J., 394. Havins, John NVayne, 443. Havran, Eugene Harold, 356. Hawk, Barbara Lynn, 443. Greer, Don R., 415. Greer, Eleanor Ruzora, 415, Gregg, Alvin Lanier, 229, 304, 354 Hamm, James Franklin, 443. Hammack, VVilliam Stanford, 287, 393. Hamman. Bobby Ray, 393. Hammock. Joy LaVerne, 355, Hamner, Charles Phillips, 443. Hampton, Billy Alvin, 415. Hampton, Joe Bob, 322, 394. Hampton, Sandra Lynn. 220 Hance, Johnny Bob, 415. Hance. Saundra Lea, 443. Hancock, Gary Duane, 394. Hand. O. David, 443. Hand. Olin Clifford, 394. Handing, Billie. 222. Handley, Elizabeth Ann, Hange, Kay. 225. Hankins. Clifton O'Daniel, 394. Hawkins, Alman Junius, Jr., 384. Hawkins, Bobby Joe, 201, 356. Hawkins, J. VV., 394. Hawkins, Jerry Milo, 394. Hay, Don B., 194, 416. Hayden, Patricia Elizabeth, 210, 310 Hayes, 416. Hilton F., 356. Hayes, Marshall A., III, 190, 357. Hayes, Raymond Lee, 357. Haygood, Lloyd W'ayne, 443. Haynes, Barbara Jean, 443. Haynes, Hollis Rae, 443. Hays, Clyde Lyndall, 416. Hays, John D., 239. Hays, John Eddie, 394. Hays, Mary Gale, 187, 357. Hays, Nancy Lee, 225, 416. Gregory, Billie Sue, 220, 237, 442. Gregory, Ivan, Jr., 354. Gressett, Raymond Austin, 442. Grice, Atha Lea, 214, 415. Griffin, Charles Frank, 233. Griffin, Gene, 209, 354. Griffin, Lavon H., 354. Griflin, Monte Everette, 239, 393. Griflin, Ronald VVilliam, 308, 393. Griffin, w. Fred, 229, 326, 393. Gritiith, Ima Jane, 222, 316, 393. Grigory, Stephen Cecil, 442. Grimes, Donald Joe, 442. Hanks, Dody, 300, 443. Hanks, Izadora Belle, Hanna. Douglas Gail, 394. Hannah, Lee Theodore, 236, 355. Hansen, Maynard James, 394. Hanson, Billy Bates, 239, 355. Hanson, -Toe Gib, 443. Harbi Hard. Hardi Hardi Hardi Hardi n. Bobby Ray. 443. Tommy Charles, 443. n, Gene Miriam, 313. n, Thomas Alexander, 394. ng, Billie F., 394. ng, Derry Don, 233, 299, Grimes, Bert, 189. Gristy, Mary H., 217, 354. Gross, Orrin Lee, 313. Grounds, Dan Charles, 442. Groves, David M., 229, 329, 354. Groves, Thomas Leroy, 393. Grundy, Billie Doyle, 442. Guest, Jimmy Levond, 313, 393. 415. Hargrove. Nelson Shaw. 355. Harkey, John Alton, 443. Harkey. Tom Snber. 286, 394. Harkrider. Flavius John, 443. Harlow, C. E., Jr., 239, 355. Harmon, Billy D., 201, 394. Harms. Judy Mae, 443. Hayslip, Martha Ann, 443. Hazelton, LaDelle, 443. Heald, Jack Gilbert, 416. Heard, Elizabeth Jane, 443. Heard, James Lemuel, 394. Heard, Martha Elizabeth, 230, 416 Hearne, YVilliam Blaisdell, 357. Hebert, Marcia Lenesse, 222, 443. Hedleston, Nita Jo, 443. Hermesmeyer, Ernest George, 444. Herrin, Carolyn Nell, 394. - Herrin, VV. Robert, 394. Herring, Charles Glen, 321, 444. Herring, Edgar Dale, 416. Herring, Edward Alford, 444. Herring, Hugh Carrol, 357. Herrington, Russell Albert, 444. Hess, Delbert Coy, 189, 416. Hess, James Ray, 444. Hestand, Jimmy Don, 444. Hester, VVendell Arlen, 444. Guest, Phyllis Earlene, 442. Guillet, Fran, 415. Guinn, Douglas L., 393. Gninn, Joe VVayne, 415. Guinn, VViley Ashley, 354. Guion, Louis Isaac, III, 201. Gullett, Ken O., 197, 393. Gunn, Barbara, 242. Gunn, Ben R., 393. Gunn, Erwin Troy, 415. Hard, John D,, 193. Harp, Leon Pool. 326, 355. Harper, Doyle Dean, 415. Harper, .Timmy Neal, 415. Harper, Kenneth Dean, 443. Harral. Ann, 415. Harral. Richard David, 394. Harrell, Kirby Ronald, 415. Harrell, Owen Dale, 322, 355. Harries, Edward Morris, 394. Hewell, Dixell, 416. Hewett, William Earl, 287, 444. Hewlett, Clarence Dennis, 444. Hickman, Carl Elton, 229, 298, 324, 329, 357. Hickman, Thomas J., 444. Hickman, Troy Scott, 189. Hicks, Adolphus Andrews, 444. Hicks, Betty Elwyn, 394. Hicks, Dennis Franklin, 444. Gunter, Natalie, 415. Gunter, Anna Margaret, 222, 237. Harrington, Orion Capron, 443. Harrington, William Palmer, 299, Hicks, James Lee, 444. Hicks, Lucy Ann, 222, 444. Guthrie, Jack Dudley, 415. Guthrie, Lawton YVilson, 442. Guzman, Rebecca, 415. H Haasler, James, 443. Habeeb, Kareem Aziz, 224, 355. Haberlin, Frances Beth, 415. Haden, Dorothy Maxine, 442. Hagan, Margaret Helen, 213, 415. Page 472 324, 329, 3'55. Harris, Arvid G., 443. Harris, Bobby D., 415. - Harris, Bryant Alan. 201, 394. Hicks, William, 444. Hickson, Jerry Alfred, 416. Higinbotham, Jan, 444. Hilbun. Gerald B., 325, 357. Harris, Glenda M., 306, 415. Harris, James William, 356. Harris, Marlys Mae, 222, 305, 443. Harris, Harris, Patsy L., 225, 394. Patti V., 356. Harrison, Helen J., 295, 394. Harrison, James D., 324, 356. Harrison, Jim Bob, 356. Hill, Bobby Jack, 416. Hill, Claude Larry, 289, 444. Hill, Claudette, 444. Hill, Gerald Lennon, 416. Hill, Jackye Lynn, 220. Hill, James Lewis, Jr., 444. Hill, Kenneth Paul, 198, 416. Hill, Mary Ann, 213, 299, 416. LIVE BETTER... 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James Ilarris. 1144 Holland. .loyee Dean. 4115. .l'1ollar. Jane. 444. Ht1llL'1'11li11l. Earnest il.. 444. Hollernian. Paul 1194. Holliday. 1'lairv Louise. 220, 41 i110lll111Elll. Kenneth llale. 21111. Hollingsworth. 11ev1-rly Ann, 22 444. Hollinzswortll. tleorue IC.. 1121. Hollinswortli. tiene Ernest. 4111 Houston. Philip Flay. 1411. Howard. Anna tiraw-, 44.1. Howard. I1etty Sue. 11115. Howard. .loyve 111-ian. 2011. 445. Howard. Nlarsliall Dan. 41.1. Howard. Patsy Jean. 2011. 31:10. Hon ard. Salem- lla line. 411. Howe. .Toan Isabel. 209. 443. Howell. Harold Ronnie. 417. Hont-ll. .lt-anne Ann. 117. Hoot-ll. 1.1-nore. 29.1. 2195. Howell. llytleltt' Adele. 445. 11owt-ll. 11'eldon Hay. 119-1. lfowle. Vllarles Vraig. 11.1n. Howze. 'l'heda Annette. 44.1. ,s 11104. ti .n, 21114. Hoyt-r. Mary lilizabetli. 2111. 417. linlmlmarfl. Urtnan John. Jr.. -117. Huvkabee. 'l'onnnio .Tat-k. 1117. Htivlo-lma. llollis Yarns-ll. 417. 1 Hnddleston, 11illio A., 44.1. Huddleston. Donald x1v21Y1lt', 229, 3121. 21.1N. Huddleston. Ellis 1Vriu111. 2211, Jr-.1, 21.1S. lluddleston. vxYei1r1t-'ll lf.. 20.1, 39.1. Hndtrt-ns. .Ioe 111-n. 11.1. lludrins. liartn-st Earl. 445. Hudson, lna Nell, 4-1.1. Page 473 Jenkins, K Hudson, Jerry Don, 445. Hudson, John Douglas, 190, 303, 417. Hudson, VVilliam Randall, 186, 241 358. Hudspeth, C. E., Jr., 395. Hudspeth, Jerry Glenn, 287, 445. Huff, Robert Whitley, 201, 233, 417. Huffaker, Neal McMillan, 358. Jefferson, Ben Robert, 395. Jefferson, Joe M., 203, 395. Jeffus, Kathryn tAnnaJ, 222, Jeffns, Marshall Turner, 446. Jeffus, Thomas Rider, 446. Jenkins, Donald T., 395. Jenkins, James Rue, Jr., 198. Jenkins, Marilyn, 220, 417. Robert Henry, 313, 395. 446. Huggins, Carolyn Joy, 395. Hughes, Carol Beth, 445. Hughes, Hershell Ray, 445. Hughes, Karl Don, 445. H u gh ey , Bobby, 445. Humphrey, Howard Campbell, 417. Humphrey, Patricia Louise, 445. Humphreys, Barbara Ann, 225. Huneke, Fay Dean, 417. Huneke, Henry Louis, 326, 417, 445. Hungate, Louis Lee, 325. Hunt, Gayle, 214, 417. Hunt, Glenn E., 293, 358. Hunt, James B., 358. Hunt, Jerry Cullen, 445. Hunt, VVarren Earl, 395. Hunter, Earl Mack, 445. Hunter, Freddye Lou, 295, 445. Jenkins, VVilliam, Jr., 446. Jennings, Byron Reed, 239, 446. Jennings, Kay, 446. Jensen, Floyd James, 205, 287, 395 Jerden, Fred Richard, 446. Jester, Bobby W., 324, 395. Jester, Gail Belden, 225, 417. Jobe, Glenn David, 205, 287, 395. Hunter, Thomas Clilford, III, 395. Hurlbut, James Carpenter, Jr., 445 Johnson Beverly Ann, 214, 446. Johnson, Carol Ann, 237, 446. Johnson Charles Gerald, 395. Johnson Charles Kenneth, 310, 417. Johnson, Charles Ronald, 417. Johnson, Cody Ralph, 189. Johnson Dale Conray, 359. Johnson Damon Bruce, 194. Johnson Dan Ramsey, 446. Johnson Eugene Harold, Jr., 328, 359. Johnson Gene Arthur, 321. Johnson Gifford Lee, 239, 446. Jordan, Revis, 213, 418. Jordan, Rex DeArman, 418. Jourden, Ted Darwin, 446. Joyner, James Robert, 395. Julian, Jerry Don, 358. Kahler, Edwin Doyle, 310, 418. Kaisher, John Utley, 395. Kaisner, Nancy Boyles, 309, 395. Kajs, Eugene John, 446. Kalb, Claire Greer, 418. Kallas, John Kiousis, 359. Kantz, Kary, 243. Kaplan, Donald James, 418. Karpe, Dale Edward, 297, 360. Karr, Raymond Gerald, 395. Kasch, Bettie Ann, 299, 446. Kautz, Karl Fredrik, Jr., 190, 360 Kay, Carmen Sue, 418. Kayyali, Ahmad Abdul-Hay, 224. Keele, Finis Richmond, 395. Keene, Culby Ray, 396. Keesee, Linda Eloise, 446. Keith, Glenda Beth, 418. Keith, Robert Ed, 320, 360. Keith, Robert Lee, 446. Johnson, Jack Belford, 417. Hurt, Paul W'ayne, 395. Husmann, David Arnold, 201, 417. Johnson LeRoy, 233. Hutchens, David Morrow, 417. Hutchens, John Tolbert, 313, 315, 358. Hutchins, Hutchins, Van C., 358. Donald James, 287, 358. Hutson, Harold Keith, 358. Hutson, Osler Carl, 358. Hutto, Dolores Mae, 417. Hutton, Charles Douglas, 445. Hutton, Donny Neal, 241, 395. Hyde, Harold VVayne, 417. I Ince, Naomi Ruth, 220. Ingerson, Fred Earl, 445. Ingram, Carolyn Inez, 445. Ingram, Glenda Raye, 445. Inman, Frances Ruth, 210, 395. Inman, Jay Prentiss, 445. Innes, Vivian Ann, 299, 417. Irby, Austin Holt, 445. Ireland, Thomas Poole, Jr., 197, 324. Irvin, Shirlene, 222, 445. Isaacs, Doyle Eugene, 445. Isaacs, Robert Wolfe, 417. Isaacs, Ruth P., 417. Isenhower, Mary Helen, 445. Isham, Olin Laverne, 417, Itz, Herbert Edwin, 445. I Jabor, Tony, 417. Jackman, Barbara Jo, 417. Jacks, Ewell Kenneth, 358. Jackson, Connie Jean, 222. Jackson, David M., 417. John son Jarvis Mack, 446. Johnson, Jay Hugh, Jr., 446. Johnson, Jay Lynn, 239, 446. Johnson Jimmy Dale, 417, 446, Johnson, John Thomas, 446. John son John son Johnson Johnson Johnson John son Johnson Y v Lonnie Ross, 446. Loren Weldon, 417. , Margaret Adele, 417. Marvin, 395. , Mary Anderson, 446. Milton R., 315, 359. Mona Gay. 417. Johnson, Naomi Dell, 299, 446. Johnson, Patricia Ruth, 187, 295, 395. Johnson, Paul T.. 287, 359. John son Peggy Joyce, 446. Johnson, Polly B., 304, 359. Johnson Ronald Drake, 190, 395. Johnson, Robert Clark, 417. John son Robert Lee, 194, 417. Johnson, Roy Lewis, 417. .Tohnson Sandra Marlene, 417. .Tohnson Stanley F., 446. Johnson, Tom Newman, 446. .Tohnson VValter Neal, 243. Johnson VVilliam Ralph, 417. John son v VVilliam Walter, 286, 359. Johnston, Dickie Dell, 239, 417. Joiner, Tommy Lee, 417. Jonas, Henry. 446. Jones, Carl Gene, 446. Jones, Carl Raw, 395. Jones, Cecil Charlene, 417. Jones, David Arthur, 197. Jones, Derrell Gene, 395. Jones, Dorothy D., 222. Jones, E. Kathleen, 222, 359. Jones, Earlene Jerald, 395. Jones. Frank H., 446. Jones, Harold Lavon, 446. Jones, James Clayton. 190. Jones, James Lee, 395. Kelley, Bobbye Furn, 217, 446. Kelley, James Frank, 205, 360. Kelly, Robert Earle, 446. Kelly, Royce Dwain, 190. Kelly, Thomas William, 360. Kelly, William Franklin, 321, 446. Kennedy, Bobbye Ann, 415. Kennedy, Gene N., 418. Kenn Kenn edy, Patricia Ann, 213, 446. edy, Polly Ann, 213, 237, 296 418. Kenn Kenn Kenn Kerle edy, Rex P., 289, 360. edy, Weston Tyndall, 418. ey, Mary Alice, 418. y, Billy YVayne, 239, 396. Kerns, Robert Edwin, 446. Kerr, Gaylor Russell, 446. Kerr, James DeVere, 446. Kerrick, Kenneth Martin, Jr., 287. Kettle, Kenneth E., 360. Key Charles Edmond, 446. Key, Jimmie Joe, 447. Key, Peggy Henton, 447. Key, Robert Everett, 447. Key, Robert James, 418. Key, Sammy Dale, 418. Key William Milton, 396. Keyton, Glenda Mae, 225, 333, 418 Kidd, William Charles, 447. Kilchenstein, Dolores, 360. Kilchenstein, James Joseph, 396. Kilcullen, Robert Brian, 396. Kilgo, David L., 396. Killian, Bob Edwards, 194, 396, Killian, Gwen Gracey, 220, 229, 232, 237, 396. Killian, Richard Lee, 447. Killion, Deanie, 418. Kilpatrick, Bill A., 193, 360. Kim, Yung Ki, 224. Kimbrough, Carol Frances, 447. Kimbrow, James William, 233. Kimmel, Dixie Lee, 447. Kincer, Denny Louis, 447. King, Allen D., Jr., 201, 396. Jackson, Gene D., 445. Jackson, Jeral Wayne, 279, 395. Jackson, Jerry Malcolm, 395. Jackson, Jo, 218, 300, 358. Jones, Janet. 206, 446. Jones, Jeff. 190. Jones, John YVilloughby, 193, 359. Jones, Kay, 225, 446. Jackson, Kennie Lou, 200, 237, 395. Jackson, Margaret Ann, 296, 395. Jackson, Rowena Veletta, 395. Jacobs, Jacobs, Bill, 417. Carole Ann, 222, 306, 445 Jacobs, Lynnita, 300, 417. Jacobs, Turner VVasson, 313. Jacobson, Eileen, 218, 417. James, Carol Ann, 445. James, Edgar Lee, 445. James, Evelyn Oakes, 417. James, G-len William, 358. James, Helen Loubq 359. James, Joe Martin, 417. James, Philip VVayne, 190, 241, 295, 395. James, Robert Cullum, 445. Jarrett, Wilbur Duairre, 194, 395. Jasper, Jeraldine, 445. Jaynes, John Alva, 287. King, Donald Ray, 418. King, H. L., Buddy, 313. King, Jack Corbett, 360. King, James B., 447. King, Jerry B., 285, 330, 360. King, Jerrye Ann, 360. Jayroe, Jimmie Dale, 239, 359. Jefferies, Avis Evon, 417. Page 474 Jones, Mary Alice, 222, 306, 395. Jones, Nancy Ann, 209, 446. Jones, Ordie Reginal, 446. 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Klingman, Douglas William, 315, 418. Knepley, Robert Fleming, 198, 396 Knickerbocker, Mary Elizabeth, 396. Knight, Charles Lawrence, 361. Knight, Hal Mitchell, 241, 418. Knight, James H., 194. Knight, Joan, 187, 210, 237, 305, 396. Knight, Patricia'Ann, 447. Knorpp, Lawrence Allen, 396. Knott, Barbara Ann, 295, 309, 361 Knott, Charles Duane, 361. Knowles, Glenda Florene, 335, 396 Knowlton, Sue Carole, 447. Knox, Ed Lee, 190, 313, 396. Knox, Mollie Durst, 447. Koeppe, Earl Paul, 418. Koonce, Don B., 447. Koonce, Robert Howard, 194. Koop, Stanton Leon, 447. Kopycinski, William John, 396. Kornfuehrer, Gaylon Ray, 297, 298 361. Kotara, Gerald Odell, 447. Kranz, Philip Clark, 418. Krebbs, Kenneth Dale, 361. Kriegel, Lloyd Everett, 361. Kruse, Donald Charles, 396. Kuhn, M. Danelle, 447. Kunetka, LeRoy Edmond, 297, 418 Kurten, Pat Milian, 418. Kuykendall, Linda Beth, 447. Kyle, C. H., 243, 396. Kyle, Larry F., 418. Kyzar, Bobby, 418. Lee, Rodney Mitchell, 396. Leemn, Charles Allen, 418. 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Lewter, James Terrell, 448. Libby Alfred Lynn 229 321 328, 362. Liggett, James A., 229, 324, 329, 362. Light, Billy Lloyd, 448. Lightsey, Joe Truett, 283. Ligon, Richard Galen, 201, 419. Liles, Rosalynne Diane, 299, 448. Link, Lambert, Billy Joe, 447. Lambert, Gerald Keith, 447. Lambert, Herman LaDoyce, 304, 361. Lambert, Paul WVayne, 447. Lancaster, Newlin Ed, 189. Lane, Kenneth B., 198, 418. Lang, Newton L., 361. Lange, XValter Fernard, 447. Langley, Cecilia Esther, 310, 396. Langston, Ellenor Jeane, 447. Lilly, Erma Florence, 419. Lincoln, Patsy Ruth. 448. Lindsay, David Smythe, 448. Lindsey, Douglas W., 448. Lind sey, McBiles, Carol Don, 419. McCanliss, Jackie Ray, 362. McCartor, Claudia Baker, 362. Mt-Carty, Benjamin Edward, 419. McCarty, Billy J., 129. McCarty, Charles Emmett, 324, 397. McClanahan, Maurice Edward, 321, 419. McClatchy, James A., 362. McCleskey, Joe Mack, 448. McClinstock, Shirley Jean, 397. McCluer, Jerry Mac, 201, 397. Lindsey, Ralph Wayne, 419. 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Rainey, Robert Clitford, Jr., 454. Rainwater, Charles Norman, 297, 400. Raish, Henry Dean, 454. Raley, Robert J., 400. Ralston, Robert Sanford, 400. Rambo. Larry Don, 197. Ramos, Maria, 304, 400. Ramos, Ventura. 454. Ramsey, Franky Lynn, 225, 239, 400. Ramsey, Bud H., 400. Ramsey, Hal H., 190, 303. Ramsey, Phillip Harlan, 423. Rheubotham, Betty John, 400. Rheubotham, Nancy Grace, 400. Rhine, Audrene Lee, 400. Rhoten. NVilliam Edward, 310. Rhyne. Prentiss Lee, 454. Ribble, Sammy O., 197. Rice, Larry A., 313, 400. Richards, VVinona Faye, 400. Richardson, Mary Alice, 220, 237, 424. Richeson, Joyce Ann, 370. Richmond, VVilliam H., 400. Richter, XVilliam Rudolph, 321, 424. Ricky, David Lee, 370. Riddell, Jim Leroy, 454. Riddle, Charles D., 400. Riddle, John Lee, 454. Rideout. George Thomas, 424. Ridge, Judith Dell, 220, 237, 454 Ridgway, Richard L., 203, 229, 400. Rietman, Noel Dean, 229, 327, 37 Riggs, Dale, 454. Riggs, Donald Ray. 315. Rigsby, Thomas Arthur, 454. Riherd, Nelda Joy, 400. Ramsey, Vernon NVayne, 423, R8.IllS0l1 VVilliam R., 193, 423. Ramsey, r, Marjorie Janet, 423. Rand, Charles Dwane, 370. Rand, Rudelle, 229, 400. Randal, Mary, 213, 229, 400. Randles, James Henry, 454. Randolph, Janie Lou Ann, 370. Randolph, Olin Leon, 423. Randolph, Royace Deloy, 400. Ranelle, Betty Lee, 454. Rangel, Micaela, 454. Rankin, Bob, 370. Rankin, Delbert Mack, 454. Rankin, Don Leroy, 423. Marianne, 423. Rasor, C. Frank, 205, 370. Ratcliffe, John Thomas, 400. Reasoner, Jay Earl, 313. Puckett, Jerry Bruce, 453. Pulley. Robert Glen, 453. Pike, Thomas Eugene, 205, 399. Pillow, Billy Charles, 453. Pinson, Larry Hugh, 453. Pipkin, Jane, 453. Pipkin, Mitchell Neal, 201, 423. Pippin, Mary Ann, 213, 453. Pirtle, Rex Doyle, 453. Pittman, John H., 193. Pittman, XVilbur Irvin, II, 423. Pitts, John VVilliam, 399. Pitts, Suzanne, 237, 453, Pitzer, Betty Jane, 220, 316, 369. Pletcher, Bernard A., 399. Plunkett, Mary Ruth, 453. Poenack, Jane Ellen, 423. Polgue, Herbert Edmond, 399. Polk, Jim Kelly, 193, 239. Pollard, Joan, 453. Pond, Donald Richie, 399. Ponder, Richard Lowry, 423. Ponewczynski, Theresa, 229, 369. Pool, John David, 194, 399. Pool, Mart Gayland, 453. Pope, Carolyn Marie, 229, 369. Pope, Donald Lee, 194, 423. Pope, Rex Arvis, 302, 453. Rather, Louise Eula, 423. Rathjen, David Harry, 198. Ratli FF, Charles Daniel, 400. Rattan, Douglas Charles, 285. Raun, Layton Russell, 423. Rawdon, Donald Marvin, 454. Rawlings, Marian Evelyn, 222, 370. Ray, Beva Jean, 220, 454. Ray, Donnie E., 283, 400. Ray. Ray. Eugene Harlan, 454. James Frank, 423. Ray, XVilliam Owen, 424. Ray, XVilliam Raleigh, 321, 370. Rea, Leonard Dean, 286, 424. Reagor, Thomas Dale, 454. Reames, Audrey Jeannette, 296, 30 8, 424. Reasonover, Robert O., 454. Reaves, Janet Ann, 217, 424. Reber. Johnny VVilliam, 424. Records, Paul Andrew, Jr., 400. Redd ell, Donald Lee, 454. Reddin, Hollis VVayne, 454. Redinger, Jane, 454. Reed. Benjamin David, 198, 370. Reed, Donna Rae, 454. Riley, Ray Joe, 99. 229, 371. Riley, Robert Gayle, 454. Ring, Claude Hubert, 193, 371. Ring, Clovis Ann, 213. Riojas, Ralph Onesimo, 224, 371. Riojas. Richard Alfred, 203, 224 454. Rippy, Odie Dexter, 454. Ritter, Elton Durwood, 454. Roan, Barbara Jo, 222, 454. Roark, Billie Charlene, 424. Rohbin s, Susan Jane, 222, 454. Roberson, Clayton Smith, 400. Roberson, Dolores Ann. 424. Roberson, Donald Howell. 193. Roberson, Joe Allen, 400. Roberson, Mary Joyce, 454. Roberson, Shirley Rae, 210, 454. Roberts. Albatene, 454. Roberts, Burk Burnett, 189, 371. Roberts, Cathalene, 454. Roberts, Celina Pearl, 400. Roberts Roberts , Dale Alan, 194, 400. , Don Alton, 424. Roberts, Don Edwin, 424. Roberts, Ernest Dwain, 203, 322 371. Roberts, James Edgar, 424. Roberts, James Kent, 454. Roberts , Jo Ann, 220. Roberts, Joan, 218, 424. Roberts , Joan Zenell, 217, 400. Roberts. John Edward, 193, 424. Porter, Janis Elaine, 214, 453. Porter, Kay, 300, 301, 399. Porter, Nina Kay, 217, 423. Portis, Herbert Don, 453. Reed, Jerrel Stokes, Jr., 400. Reed, Julia Mary, 187, 220, Reed. Margaret Annette, 217, 424. Reed. Richard VViIlis, 286, 370. 1. v l 0 Roberts, Nancy Louise, 220, 313, 371. Robertson, Beryle Dean, 454. Robertson, Carrol Lowell, 284. 29 371. Robertson Charles Elvis, 400. Robertson, Dwight Gage, Jr., 454. Robertson Janet, 313, 371. Robertson Truman Edwin, Jr., 454. Robinson, Ann, 295. Robinson. Barbara Kay, 400. Robinson, Ben F., 313. Robinson, Carlton Allyn, Jr,, 286, 371. Robinson, Elbert Hubbart, 229, 371. Page 47 9 Schulze Robin son , Lagoona Ann, 210. Robinson, Leland Doyle, 454. Robinson , Nancy Palmer, 371. Robison, Lemuel James, 371. Rodgers, Daniel Wade, 455. Rodgers, Donald DeWayne, 455. Rodgers, Jimmy Dean, 455. Roff, Joan Marie, 187, 217, 424. Rogers, Arliss Gerald, 371. Rogers, Barbara Sue, 306, 455. Rogers, Clarence Dial, 424. Rogers, Claude Edwin, 455. Rogers, Darrell Dawson, 229, 372. Rogers, Jerry, 455. Rogers, John M., 372. Rogers, John Steven, 205, 401. Scheumack, Barbara Jo, 455. Schindler, Farrar Margaret, 217, 229, 372. Schlittler, James Edward, 424. Schmidt, Fred Joseph, 243, 315, 372. Schmidt, Jerry VVayne, 401. Schneemann, Arnold E., Jr., 315, 373. Schneider. Ray Ola, 424. Schoeld, James Woodard, 201, 401 Schoenhals, Eugene, 455. Schoenhals, Samuel Roy, 321, 455. Schovajsa, Helen Edwina, 99, 232, 401. Schrader, Margaret Sanders, 309. Rogers, Linda June, 225, 401. Rogers, Ronald Bennett, 455. Rogers, Ronald Kenneth, 287, 455. Rogers, Thomas Allen, 424. Rollins, Malcom Marshall, 321, 424. Roper, Frieda, 455. Schuler VValter L.. 194, 424. Schuler, YVilliam Chase, 401. Schultz, Carol Marie, 230, 424. Schultz, Martha Elinor, 229, 373. Schulz, Howard Gilbert, Jr., 455. Marvin Robert, 401. Shetter, Robert Lynn, 456. Sheveland, Sara Ann, 214, 230, 425. Shields, Jerry William, 373. Shields, Sandra Claire, 217, 456. Shipley, Roger Kent, 456. Shipman, Dan W., 425. Shipp, Jerry Wallace, 456. Shipp, Royce, 189. Shirley, Richard Lloyd, 456. Shook, Cassandra M., 217, 301, 373. Short, Helen Hobbs, 225, 456. Short, Ross E., 313. Shortes, Celia Ann, 333, 373. Shortes, Nancy Lee, 218, 326, 425. Shropshire, Iva Sue, 206, 456. Shropshire, Kenneth Pinckard, 236 Shropshire, Warren T., 203, 401. Shuford, Larry Preston, 425. Shugart, G. Sue, 214, 456. Shults, Hazel, 456. Roper, Shirley Wynefred, 401. Rose, Bob D., 455. Rose, Dee Hillary, Jr., 424. Roselius, Dale Joe, 194, 424. Ross, Mildred Jean, 455. Rothwell, Carolyn Jeanette, 424. Rountree, Carol Jayne, 455. Row, Archie E., Jr., 401. Rowe, Ronnie Byron, 455. Rowland, Elizabeth Nix, 424. Rowland, James Norman, 189, 326, 401. Roy, Guy C., 372, Rubio, Robert, 455. Rucker, Glenda Jean, 455. Rucker, Paul Gene, 372. Rudy, James Stanley, 455. Ruebush, Carl Vernell, 455. Runyon, Carl Stewart, Ruoho, Ronald Ray, 297, 401. Rush, Gene Lynn, 455. Schumann, Calvin William, 455. Schuneman. James Robert, 424. Schwartz, Bobby Joe, 313. Schwiening, Harold, Jr., 401. Schwiening. Patsy Gandre, 401. Schwind, Edward Charles, 455. Schwind, Joseph Michael, 424. Schwind, Leonard Francis, 455. Scofield, Bobbie Lynn, 214, 237, 425. Scoggin, James Vance, 455. Scott, Bernard Gail, 455. Scott, Billie Herman, 401. Scott, Elmore Beal, Jr., 401. Scott, Garth Daniel, 198, 285, 373 Scott, Helen Ball. 373. Scott, Joan Elizabeth, 300, 455. Scott, Margaret Ann, 455. Scott, Rodger Kent, 425. Scott, 1Villiam lVoods, Jr., 197. Scrivener, Richard Love, 425. S Rushing, Melba Elaine, 372, Russell, Billy Gene, 324, 372. Russell, Gayle Harriet, 218, 455. Russell, Lou Ann, 217, 237, 401. Russell, Richard Anthony, 189, 401. Russell, Rosalyn Adelaide, 424. Russell, Sam, Jr., 315, 401. Russey, Merrie Elaine, 213, 401. Rnssum, Russum, James Adren, 424. Jerrel Freeman, 455. Rutledge, Ray Lee, 455. Saage, Shirley Ann, 424. Sadler, Einbree Gale, 424. Sage, Frederic H., II, 189, 401. Sage, Willa Vee, 229, 401. Sageser, James Kenneth, 285, 372. Sammons, Patrick H., 424. Sampson, Robert Walker, 315, 372 Satrape, Saniuell John Howard, 239. Sanders, Ada Beth, 424. Sanders, Carolyn Louise, 424. Sanders, Darryl Paul, 424. Sanders, Darwin Ellis, 401. Sanders, Delbert Alvin, 401. Sanders, John Mac, 203, 401. Sanders, Jon Victor, 190. Sanders, Joyce L., 401. Sanders Milton Dean, 289, 401. Sanders, Nelson Harold, 229, 401. Sanders, Thomas Eugene, 455. Sandlin, Jimmy Lawrence, 287. Sandlin, Robert Herman, 198, 401 Sandy, VVilliam Frank, 455. Sansing, William Lonnie, 321, 372 Sargent, Nancy Sue, 206, 300,455 Sartain, Johnny A., 201, 372. Sartin, Tommy Carroll, 455. Joseph Anthony, 243, 424 Scudday. Connie Elray, 401. Seale, Idan A., 373. Seaney, Richard Owen, 425. Seaney, Shirley Ann, 401. Sears, Edward Alan, 401. Sears, Kelly Mack, 455, Sears, Phvllis June, 425. Seawell, Rollyn Homer, III, 401. Seay, Jimmie Lee, 373. Sechrist, Albert VVayne, 455. Seeliger, Sharon Lea, 225, 425. Seemann. Gerald Robert, 455. Segulia. Mary Osceola, 305, 455. Selby, Henry Edgar, 401. Self, Alice Ann, 425. Self, Charlotte Jan, 210, 295, 373. Seligmann. Sidney Allen, 455. Seller, Tobye Charlene, 295, 425. Sellers, Troy Eugene, 455. Selmon, Billy Gerald. 321, 425. Senter, John Paul. 455. Sessions. H. A., Jr., 197. 297, 401 Seth, 1Villiam A., 205, 425. Setzler, Mary Catherine, 455. Severns, Frank C., Jr., 373. Sewell, Charlotte Evelyn. 293, 313. Sewell, John Bryson, 293, 373. Sewell, Richard Joe, 455. Sewell, Robert C., 425. Sewell, Tommv Charles, 455. Shackelford. James Frederick, 401. Shaifer, Nat Forrest, 373. Shanklin, Souli James, 373. Shannon. Larry Kent, 189, 425. Sharp. Charles, 373. Sharp, Mary Ann. 210, 455. Sharp, VVebster VV., 197. 401. Sharpe, Jim Claude. 425. Sharrock, Mary Ted, 455. Shattuck. Neel O'Neal, 455. Shaw, Louie Kenneth. 455. Shuman, Aubert Wayne, 373. Sides, Sikes, Sikes, Silor, Simes, Jerry Dane, 239, 456. Bobby Gene, 456. Donald Orby, 374. Michael Clark, 456. Doyle Denton, 203, 401. Simmons, Carole R., 308, 374. Simmons, Doyle Lee, 308, 374. Simmons, 1Villiam Hurst, 401. Simms, Alice May, 217, 456. Simon, Harold L., 374. Simpkins, Iva, 425. Simpson, Anna Louise, 401. Simpson, Charles W., 425. Simpson, Doris Sue, 230, 425. Simpson, Gary Duane, 239. Simpson, Hubert Larry, 425. Simpson, Leon Dennis, 456. Simpson, Marjorie Jean, 456. Simpson, Ralph DeWaine, 456. Simpson, Sarabeth, 301, 425. Sims, Billy Floyd, 374. Sims, Billy Lee, 374. Sims, Jacquenet, 456. Sims, Juanice Nell, 230, 296, 425. Sims, M. Edwin, 321, 374. Sims, Patricia Carmaleta, 229, 374 Sinclair, Jennell Lee, 456. Sinex, Sharon Ann, 225, 456. Singleton, Julius Allen, 374. Singleton, Sherry, 456. Sipes, Lucien Dudley, Jr., 229, 327, 401. Sitters, J. D., 374. Skaggs, Jerry Ray, 402. Skinner, Floyd Wayne, 402. Skinner, Shirley Yvonne, 206. Slagle, Alton Henly, 243, 290, 374 Slaughter, George W., 374. Slay, Glenn Stevens, 198, 402. Sledge, Raymond R., 456. Slemmons, Letitia Alice, 326, 374. Saulsbury, Olin Baker, 236, 372. Saulsbury, Tony Don, 455. Saunders, Charles Ray, 424. Saunders, Patricia Lucille, 214, 455. Savage, Terry Ronald, 401. Saverance, Donald Eugene, 401. Sawyer, Edward Davis, 239. Sawyer, Jim Ned, 287, 372. Scales, Dick, 455. Scaling, Charles 1Villiam, Jr., 190, 372. Scaling, Harry Samuel, 190, 401. Scarborough, Betty Ruth, 210, 295, 401. Scarborough, Terry Alex, 455. Schaefer, VVeldon Ernest, 455. Schaub. Reid Baize, 239. Page 480 Shaw, Ronald Lin, 455. Shaw, Sam C., 293, 401. Shawver. Tony Hugh, 401. Shedd, Delbert Eugene, 401. Sheen, Bert, 401. Sheets, Robert Palmer, 425. Shelby, Thomas Hardy, 455. Shelton, Don Ray. 302, 455. Shepherd Sh eph erd Shepherd Shepherd Ernest Dean, 455. Melba Jo, 455. Myrna Jane, 230. Nancy Marilyn, 425. Sheppard. Monte Gene, 201, 401. Sheppard, XVilliam Presley, 201, 425. Sherrill, Ralph Langford, 198, 425. Sherrill, Sandra Lou, 206, 456. Sherry, Rex Thompson, 425. Sligar, Sloan, Sloan, Sloan, Small, Small, Billy Glenn, 198. Archie Eugene, 456. Josephine, 213, 402. Sandra Jan, 456. Ben Alfred, 321, 402. Jimmie Dumas, 313, 374. Smathers, James Forrest, 289, 374 Smathers, Lester Lyn, 425. Smith, Smith, Alice Etta, 374. Barbara Lee, 402. Smith, Barbara Sue, 456. Smith, Betty Elaine, 456. Smith, Betty Joyce, 456. Smith, Billy Frederick, 456. Smith, Billy Paul, 456. Smith, Carol Sue, 457. Smith, Ca1'roll Hollis, 402. Smith, Charles Gary, 457. Smith, Clarence Pascol, 239, 402. Smith, Clinton, 193. Smith, Clovis Harold, 457. Smith, David Michael, 457. Smith, Diana Marlene, 209, 457. Smith, Don VViley, 286, 425. Smith, Donald Eugene, 233, 425. Smith, Donald Ray, 374. Smith, Doris Ann, 457. Smith, Eddie Lewis, 402. Smith, Eldon Lawrence, Jr., 194, 374. Smith, fEllenJ Clyde, 425. Smith, Elwin M., 287. Smith, Francene, 402. Smith, Frances Ann, 402. Smith, Fulton, Jr., 190, 322, 375. Smith, Gayle E., 283, 375. Smith, Glenn Wayne, 425. Smith, Horace Alden, 375. 0 S R itll' I'LgI'alll:l'Lg 0. class ring made by Star Engraving Co., Houston, Texas. See this ring with a beautiful synthetic ruby mounted in any ot tour exotic finishes. Any back date made to order. NO EXTRA Write for catalogue and prices TQDAY, II BOOK STORE I I305 College Phone PO 2-1201 Snyder. Kit-hard Grady, 2924, 5129, Solley. Lee Roy. 402. Solomon, Patsy June. 3100. 402. Sood, Satya Pal, 224. -1 Smith Howard Kenneth, 1125, 402. Smith James li.. 375. 7176. Smith, .Tean Shelley. 299. Smith .Timmy Dean. 290. 402. Smith .Timmy Dee. 290. 402. Smith -Toe ll.. 193. Smith Joel Lavoyd, 457. Smith John lid. 375. Smith .Tohn Ray. 402. Smith .Tohu NVilliam. 457. Smith Karen Liddell, 220. 425. Sorensen. Ivan Holt, 197, 24.1, 2102, 3121. 2176. Sorrells. Thomas XVayne, 190. 425. Soules. John XVendell. 457. Southern, 'Vlielma .lo Ann, 21711. Spansrler, Sue, 209, 425. Staton. tlloria Jane. 426. Stavlo. ,lames Edward. 425. St. Flair. Robert A.. 2121, 457. Steadham, Marilyn N., 2100. 457. Steel. Fliarles Eugene. 190, 402. Steele, l1illie Bob, 3124, 1170. sreete. Kay L.. 218, ata. 4112. Steele. Rohert Conrad. 321. 457. Steelman. James 1-Ildon. 321. 457. Steen. Fred YV., 1122, 457. Sparks. l1illy li.. 457. Don Leslie. 1921, 370. Sparks. .lat-k. 2176. Smith, Karin Ann. 457. Smith Keith Alvin. f124. 1175. Sltfifki- Smith Kenneth Fl., 27175. Smith Leon Raymond. 457. Sltilfki Smith. Lonnie O11Hl'lPS, 3175. Smith ltvnda Angela. 457. Smith Marlin R.. 111. 199. Smith Martha Ellen. 214. 425. Smith 11Ia.rvin l1urley. 2213. 425. Merle Ann. 2111, 425. Spears, Riehard Lyndel. 402. Spef-k, l rederit'k. 279. 2124. -102. Speer. Judith Lee, 200. 457. Speer. Raymond Lewis. 425, Spellman. Sandra Jean, 225, 402. Smith Marv Ann, 375. Sl'l'Y1l'9. J4'l'l'1' LIOYY1. 425- Smith Mary Jo. 2121, T175, Speneer. Varlos Julian. 224. 402. gmigh Mm-Q gush 295- 3313. Spender, Iilt'llll1'd Floyd. 192. smith Millie tiny. 229, 1:75. Spikes, Feel Morris. 1176. Smith Yaney Leo. 457. Spinks, Alan Alfred. 402. Herbert Eudell. 402. Spivey, Graves Henry, 457. Sporar, John Barlow. 402. Smith Orville Dale. 425. 511111611 Smith Patsy Ann. 402. Smith. Patsy Gene. 457. Smith, Rirliarrl Ashton. 402. Spradlin. Vharles X.. 457. Springer, Marlin David, 457. Smith Pieliard Lee. 402. g.,,i,i, R,,1,..,.t HM-rig. 457- Spuhler. Karl Franeis. 457. gmqm Roy- 457- Spnrlin. t harles Dennis. 402. gmm, 'Roy ty- 144. 373, Squires, Mary Kathleen. 295. 1111 Smith S. Trven. 425. 425- Smith Sandra Loveta. 457. Sl1lffU1'd. Iiftbm' LOWI. 457- Smith Sarah Virginia. 229. 310, SUi1i'll0l'. NUISUN MYHYYW- 5122. 403- 373 Stainhark. liaiford li.. 194. 402, Staley. Tlieron Conrad. 402. Smith Sonja Simone. 457. Smith Susan Overton. 220, 2517, Stalnaker, Anne Katherine, 3211. 157 420. Smith 'I'. Sharlene. 220. 402. Slalmlalliiil. 1,5111 LW. 1157- gmiyt, rip,-,-V qgtmm- 437. Stamhauerh. 'I'ruett Pat. 402. gmiyi, yV,,it,,..,.4 194- 42j- Stantill. William D.. 201. gmiil, Zona VN.. 4574 Stanford, Jamie Louise. 457. Smyer. Yvayne Austin. 402. Snead. .Toe Lonu. Jr.. 279. 2121, 425 Sneed Sneed Donna Darlene. 2131. 2175. .Toe A., 402. Snell. Jimmy. 297. 425. Stanford, Jimmy Joe, 1931. Stanford. l'aul M., 11111, 402. Stanford, Yan Gene. 457, Stanley. Stanley. Stanley. Stansell. l Stooksherry. Patrivia Sue. 21-1, 2312 Sn:-then. T1arltara Dolorts. -217. Kyle Andre. 457. Rohert Mimms. 1176. Ruth Marie, 426. l1tttrieia Ann, 2210. 420. g,,..ti,9,,. yfmiiyn gum,,,m 233. Stanton, tieorzre Ri:-hard. 437. ggxsq 376, Stapleton, Qnien, 437. Snodgrass. Jerrell YVeldon. 457. Stark, John Dean. 2219. Snodgrass. Jimmie Kurn, 243. 425. Starnes, .loel D.. 4211. Snow, Jennifer Lee. 217. 457, Starnes. 'l'ommy Southern. 457. Snow. Peter tlordon. 457. Starr. Harold Gene. 3170, Snyder, J. ll.. 201, 402, Stasney. Harry Benjttniin. 4.11. Stegall, Barbara Ann. 425. St ' ' i ' r 1 . .Qlllllldl . George lltyid. 21011. 457. Stephens. Ada Ann. 40. 2100. Stephens. Charles Donald, Jr.. 402 Stephens. Donald Ray. 402. Stephens, Doyle Edwin. 402. Stephens, George F., UI. 190. Stephens. H. Joe. 2121. 426, Stephens. Joe Neil. 190. 426. Stephens, Raymond Vance. 426. Stephens. Shirley ltlngrene, 2176. Stephens, Stephany Anne, 457. Stephens, NVilliam 1Yayland, 2102. Stephenson. Don L.. 3121, 11741. Stevens, IiU11j8Il1'ill Arthur, 2121, 402. Stevens. Don Edwards, 370. Stevens, Jann. 402. Stevens. Ralph Eugene. 457. Stevenson. Oakley. 284. 1176. Steward. Kenneth Allan, 279, 426. Stewart, Franklin. 3121. 426. Stewart. Gene Allan. 3176. Stewart, .Tohn 1Valker. 457. Stewart. Lloyd A., 1177. Stewart. Mri'onnell. 457. Stewart. Morris Neil. 457. Stewart. liiehard Allen, 420. Stewart. Robert Euizt-ne, 45S. Stewart, Thomas llart. 224. Stiarxvalt, Dan Warren, 3177. Stiee. Patsy Ruth. 2121. 402. Stinson. Stinson. l1illy Rtty. 228. 2177. Mary Jinnn. 213. Stoekton. Hal Maynard, 190, 402. Stogner. .Toe Love, 225, 1104. 426. Stoener. NYilliam 'l'homas, 426. Stoker, Paul Green. 402. Stokes. Jimmy t'arrol. 45S. Stone. llorise Lynnette. 2121, 2219. Stone, Leland Maxwell. 190, 426. Stone Lewis Seymour. 45H. Stone. R ohert tleorue. 426 Stone, Sandra Dorothy, 214. - . Stone. 'l'imothy Frttnklin. 420. Stone fin Lf. Lloyd V1'ayne. 420. '17 4011. Page 481 Stroman, James Patrick, 287, 307, Stover, Patricia Joan, 426. Stowell, Dibrell C., 228, 283, 377. Strait, Billy Gene, 426. Strand, Janna Cathinka, 426. Strawn, James Donald, 205, 403. Strehli, Charles Louis, 197, 304, 403. Streit, Beryle Jean, 218, 403. Stribling, Nancy F., 426. Strickland, George A., 377. Stringer, XVinford Eugene, 458. 403. Strong, Max Clayborne, 458. Stroope, Clifford Wayne, 458. Strother, Jimmy Jean, 321, 403. Strother, Thomas Allen, 403. Thomas, Howard Leroy, 197, 378. Thomas, Jay Douglas, 197, 426. Thomas, Jerry Don, 286, 378. Thomas, Jessie Grier, 378. Thomas, S. Diane, 217, 300, 378. Thomas, Walter Monroe, 203, 426. Thomas, Zo Ella, 378. Thompson, Carol Jane, 222. Thompson, David VVarren, 194, 426. Thompson, Gerald Leon, 378. Thompson, James Edward, 403. Thompson, James Edwin, 458. Vandiver, Curtis Odell, 189, 313, 379. Van Horn. Barbara Ann, 305, 427. Van Landingham, Xlfilliam Richard 322, 379. Van Maanen, Beth, 220, 237, 427. Vaughn, Audrey Don, 427. Vaughn, Glenn Dolan, 459. Vaughn, Milton David, 459. Vaught, Imogene Alcorn, 304, 379 Vaughter, Samuel Hall, Jr., 459. Veazey, Kathlyn Ann, 228, 306, William yvaitery 377, Vestal, Johnnie Lee, Jr., 403. Stroud, Donald Dean, 377. Stroud, Phyllis Lee, 306, 458. Stuart, Edward E., 289, 377. Stuart, Jerry Lavoy, 198, 426. Stuart, Thompson Thompson, Thompson 3 78. Thompson Jerry Lynn, 458. Martha Sue, 458. Minnie Lee, 213, 333, Ronald Paul, 458. Thompson, Sharon Kay, 458. Thompson, Sylvia Ann, 218, 426. Thompson, VVilhur James, 458. 403. Verden, Sonya Ann, 459. Verden, VVilliam Paul, 403. Veretto Verheu , Bob Frank, 427. l, Mary Anne, 459. Verner, David E., 205, 459. Verner, Margaret Christine, 459. Vernon, Kenneth YVayne, 459. Vest, Sam, 239, 427. Styles, Richard M., 403. Sudduth, Kenneth Dale, 285. Suggs, Mary Ann, 458 Sullivent, Ernest Eugene, Jr., 321 377. Summers, Alvin Darrell, 458. Summers, Jerry Eugene, 458. Sumner, Lawrence Edgar, 458. Surratt, Robert C., 458. Sutley, Clark Elden, 228, 377. Sutton, George Baylus, III, 426. Sutton, Les Vllayne, 458. Sutton, Marilyn Marguerite, 225, 403. Swaford, Hollis Everett, 458. Swaner, Jerry Gordon, 403. Swann, VVeldon Leon, 403. Sweet, VValter VVesley, 426. Swindle, B. Randolph, 407. Swink, Ira XVayne, 283. 289, 377. Swinson, YVeldon Frank, 228, 325, 377. Swofford, Billy D., 243. Szenasi, Phillip Haines, 403. T Taafe, Robert Henry, 198. Taegel, Linda Lee, 213, 458. Talbott, Cloyce Allan, 403. Talbott, Virblene Foster, 426. Taliaferro, Robert W., 426. Talley, Donald Ray, 458. Tallin, Kenneth, 189. Tally, Edward Curtis, 194, 426. Tankersley, Arthur J., 458, Tankersley, Joel Eugene, 458. Tankersley, Royce Don, 458. Tanner, James Henry, Jr., 377. Tanner, Joyce Francis, 403. Tapp, Carolyn Lee, 217, 458. Tarlton, Richard Earl, 313. Tate, Erton Frank, 315, 403. Tatkenhorst, Albert Jay, 458. Thornton, Macyl B., 378. Thornton, Raymond D., 378. Thornton, Wylie Garland, Jr., 205 403. Thorpe, Bennie Theo, 295, 378. Thorpe, Joyce, 239. Threatt, Douglas Howard, 458. Threlkeld, Larry Swaim, 458. Thrush, Jimmy Bert, 193, 426. Thrush, Joyce Allene, 458. Thrush, Margo, 213, 458. Thruston, Barbara Allaire, 403. Thruston, James VVilliaxn, 458. Thurmon, NVilliam Charles, 378. Tilma, Geurt Levi, 303, 458. Tindall, Jean, 378. Tiner, Samuel Lee, 458. Tinnin, Ginger, 458. Tirey, Donald Wayne, 458. Tisdale, Patricia Ann, 220, 426. Tittle, Alfred Lee, Jr., 459. Toler, Orville Carpenter, 403. Toles, Marybeth, 220, 378. Toliver, Bailey L., 310, 379. Tolleson, Henry Hugh, 458. Tollin, Carole H., 301, 403. Tomlinson, Jimmie Marie, 222, 230 426. Tomlinson, Lillie T., 403. Tomlinson, Jack Benson, 403. Trainor, Cecil Leo, 197, 426. Trammell, Billy Dave, 197, 403. Treadwell, John T., 239, 459. Trentham, Thomas Frank, 459. Trevino, Servando, 190, 224, 379. Triggs, Richard Albert, 205, 379. Trippe, Teddy Wayne, 186, 197, 403. Troost, Albert, Jr., 205, 379. Troy, Robert Dennis, 426. Truan, Glynn Anatole, 324, 403. Tschauner, Jerome Howard, 198, 426. Tucker, Fred Lewis, 459. Tucker, Lanny Mac, 426. Tucker, Shirley VV., 426. Tune, Thomas Alvin, 403. Vetesk, Susan Jane, 209, 427. Vick, Grace S., 403. Villa Garcia, Roberto, 441. Vines, Hayden VVesly, 379, Vines, Janet Elizabeth. 459. Vineyard, Harold Ray, 427. Vineyard, YV. Gerald, 315, 403. Vinson, Hugh Don, 403. Vinson, Lawanda, 459. Von Feldt, Shirley Angela, 218, 427. Voute, Reinier Edmund, 403. W Waddle, Billy Jene, 194, 427. 1 VVade, Arthur Garland, 404. YVade, Hershel Alvin, 404. XVade, Mildred, 213, 427. XVade, Robert Maxwell, 459. XVade, Sara Kay, 459. VVade, XVeldon Cecil, 379. YVadley, Harry Donovan, 459. VVafer, Donald Lynn, 459. YVagner, Ehrhardt Leslie, 427. YVagnon, E. Carol, 217, 404. XVaheed, Richard T., 205. VVaheed, Robert K., 205. VValden, Ruby McCarty, 404. YValden, Travis Edgin, 285, 404. Waldrop, Aubry VVayne, 205, 427. VValdrop, Alton Miller, 459. YValdrop, Lyndon Glenn, 427. YVales, Jerry Frank, 194, 379. XValker, Alvah Allen, 321, 379. XValker, Billy Carlton, 203, 310, 380. VValker, Carol Lane, 427. VValker, Charles Wade, 286, 380. W'alker, XValker, XValker James Prentice, 404. -Penelope, 214, 237, 427. Tommy Gilbert 459. wan, Harold Franklin,,324, 380. XVall, James Ernest, 459. Tatum, Tatum, Julia Marie, 458. Robert Emmett, 426. Tatum, Zella Charlene, 214, 426. Taylor, Bill G., 283, 377. Taylor, Billie Jane, 220, 237, 403. Taylor, David XVilliam, 287, 403. Taylor, Dorothy Ann, 458. Taylor, Edward N., 198, 403. Taylor, Frank Nicholas, 426. Taylor, John Arden, 458. Taylor, John Earl, 403. Taylor, Katherine Johanna, 377. Taylor, Laura B., 426. Taylor, Laura Nan, 377. Taylor, Leon, 203, 377. Taylor, Mary Lee, 458. Taylor, Paul Elton, 458. Taylor, 'Wayland Thomas, 426. Taylor, Wayne Allen, 378. Taylor, Weldon Lee, 243, 315, 426. Taylor, VVm. Royston, Jr., 318, 322. Taylor VVillis Thomas 458. Teal, Joe Lon, 319, 378. Teeling, Phil, Jr., 458. Temple, YVilliarn Frank, 279, 458. Templeton, Dixie Lee, 403. Ten Eyck, Jim A., 403. Tunnell, Carolyn Sue, 427. Tunnell, Roy Lee, 459. Turner, Clint Amon, Jr., 403. Turner, Dorman Curtis, 459. Turner, James C., 379. Turner, Joe Ben, 190, 427. Turner, Joe VVendell, 201, 427. Turner, Juanice, 459. Turner, Lynwood H., 427. Turner, Mary Jane, 217, 427. Turner, Tyner, Walter Champ, Jr., 459. Robert Emmett, 459. Tyra, Charles Edward, 403. Tyson, John Patrick, 201, 233. U Uhlenhoff, Walter, 427. Underwood, Ned, 403. Unger, Nancy Elizabeth, 213, 459. Upton, Joe Douglas, 403. Upton, Nancy S., 379. Urban, Henry J., 283, 379. V 1Vall, Mary Frances, 210, 380. VVall, Richard Lee, 404. Vtfallace, Carroll Wayne, 459. VVallace, Charles Henry, 427. Vl'allace, David Stanley, 459. XVallace, Earl DuVVayne, 190, 427 YVallace, Eva Ann, 459. XVallace, Frederick Lynn, 459. XVallace, Glenn Franklin, 459. VVallace, Howard L., 243, 404. VVallace, Jimmy John, 459. VVallace, Margaret Ann, 459. VVallace, Richard Knight, 404. XVallace, Roy Dan, 459. XValler, Gloria Joan, 459. YValser, Glenn Edwin, 459, XValser, VValton, Melvin Lee, 404. James Marks, 203, 427. VVampler, Dana, 301, 380. VVampler, Doris L., 218, 404. VVan ner, Martha, 224. 1Vard, Billie Jean, 206, 404. XVard, Frank Eugene, 459. XVard, Gail, 213, 459. XVard, Joyce Ann, 459. XVard, Leon J., 427. VVard Willie Marie 459. Terrell, Benita Lou, 458. Terrell, Donald Lee, 233, 426. Terry, Theo Douglas, 458. Terry, Thomas Stephen, 458. Tharp, Anita Joyce, 213, 316, Thetford, Donald Dewey, 329, Thomas, Annese, 458. Thomas, Charles Duran, 426. Page 482 378. 378. Valliant, Edward D., 459. Van Cleave, Vandenberg, Vanderford, Vanderslice, Vandeventer, 193, 233, Larry Roy, 459, John C., 427. James R., 379. Kenneth Ray, 459. William Churchill, 427. YVardell, Kenneth Eugene, 197, 243 427. YVarden, Guy Edward, 380, YVare, Dorothy K., 218, 228, 335, 380. VVare, Jimmy E., 194, 380. YVare, June Elizabeth, 427. YVarner, Warren Edward, 325, 427. v XVeed. KOEN'S STUDIO Fine Por'l'rail's Weddings Commercial Pho'I'o Finishing OFFICIAL LA VENTANA PHOTOGRAPHERS I946-47-48-49-50-51-52-53-54-55-56 222 Broadway Dial PO-2-8755 XVarnit'k. J. Q., Jr., 380. Weaver. Valettm Ann. 460. XV:-sterlield, J. Pat. 199, 42S. YVarren, Barbara D., 218, 427. VVarren, liobbie J.. 404. XVai'ren, Shirley Faye, 2180. NVarren. XValter David. 321, 427. x XVHYllli111'l1, Frank L., 427. YVasher. Theo James, 313. XVaskom, Douglas A., 427. XVaters, Clyde Olen, 203, 404. 1Vaters, Paul Adams, 404. XVatkins, E. Strirkland, 460. XVatkins, Kathleen XVilda. 210, 230, Weave Webb, Webb, Webb XVebb, XYebb. Webb. r. hV8lil'1' Lewis. 427. Abigail, 213, 404. Burl Dean, 460. Joe Edd, 460. Roy Glen. 427. XVayne Lee, 427. Winona Carole, 460, XVebster, Harriet, 225, 427. XVC-bster, James Paul, 302, 381. XVeddle, Bill Leland, 460. Ray Arnold. 193. 331. XYestc-rman, G. XVayne. 460. X11-stinoreland, Elijah Blalock, 460. X1'estmoreland, Harold Ray, 228, 295, 427. YVatkins NVatkins , Richard Eugene, 302, 427. Rodger Billy, 427. Watkins, Ronnie Dale. 205, 459. YVatkins, YVanda Sue, 404. Watson, Gordon Keith, 321, 380. XYatson, James Martin. 427. XVatson, James Monroe, 193. YVatson. Martha Lon, 296, 460. YVatson, XYilf0rd Dewayne, 324, 380. XVatts, Bill, 239. YVatts, Jack Darwin. 321, 427. VVatts. James Albert, 460, XVatzon, Melba Rae, 210, 404. XVay, Ralph Lam-y. 427. XVay,2ood. Donald Flitford. 427. XYease, Dorothy Franves. 228, 304, 3 80. VVeatherford, Bonnie liernadyne, 1247. 316, 381. XYeat1ierford, Susan, 222, 460. 111-atherford, YYilliam Bennett, 460. XYeathers, Elwyn Earl, 239, 289, 460, 1Veaver, Guy Lewis. 295, 404. YVeaver, Helen Irene, 209, 460. XVeaver, John Melvin, 404. XVeuver. John XY.. 381. 1Veaver. Robert Travis, 233. XVeed. Shirley A.. 381. XYeems. Don Ray, 287, 381. XN'eems, Oweta Kay, 460. 1Vei1', Thomas H., 460. XVelborn. XVilliam Lonnie, Jr., 460. X1'elc-h, Billie Ann, 428. N1'elc'h, Buena Vista, 331. YVelCh, Van li., 189, 381. 1Veldon, Rivhard T., 326, 404. X1'ells. Alive Lee, 213, 230. 2507, 428. Wells. Don. 460. XVells. Elmer S., 198, 404. V1'ells, Glenn Darrell, 381. NVells, Max Dwaine, 198. XVells, Yelina XValdine, 295, 404. 1Vells. 1Villida. 214, 239, 404. XVendel, George David. 197. 1491. 1Verner, David NYesley, 460. XVerner, James Calvin. 428. VVest, Arthur XVinston, 2115, 381. NVest, Dwayne Frank, 99. 228, 2181 NVest, Earl Lloyd, 190. 404. XVest. Eddie DeWitt, 404. NYest, Fred E., 193, 428. West, Gloria. 423. XVest, J-No Monetta, 400. XVesl', Jess NV.. 198, 404. Westbrook, Lewis Rae, 429. 404. N1'etln-rington, Ronald Knox, 299, 429. Whaley. Jane Franves, 220. 428. XVham XVheat YVl1eat N1'heat XVheat , Robert Farr, 201, 404. . Ida Gaye, 295, 381. . -lack Michael, 460. . Nathan Elder, 428. ley, Elmer Dnrwood, 460. 1Yheeler, Mary Grace, 306. 460. XYheeler, Peggy Nadene, 404. YVll96'lt'l', Philip D., 404. WYl19lf'llEl, Lonnie Leroy, 460. XVhizh 1Vhig:h am. Mary Jo, 460. am, Sammy Earl, 460. XVl'11iRf'1'9, James Edward, 197, 2 V1'hitaker, Betty Sue, 381. XVhitaker, Robert David, 428. 1Vhite. YVhite. White. XYhite, VVhite. XVhite. XVhite, YYhite. X1'hite, V1'hite, Wh ite, White, XYhite. 1Yhite. XVhite. Vl'hite, 1Vhite. XYhite. X1'hite. Barbara, 295. 404. Bruce Doyell, 460. Don, 189. Donald Dean, 189. Elizabeth Gail, 220, 404, Frank Bob, 460. Freddy Charles, 428. Gerald YVayne. 404. James Roy. 331. Jane J., 381. Jimmy R., 3527. Joe Dale, 428. Joe Vic, 428. Lawrenee Kline, 428. Martha Ann. 460. Philip Yvendell, 404. Robert Henry, Jr., 313, 331 Ronald Kent.. 382. Roy Edwin, 423. Page 483 Wliitfielfl. .lolin Vliarles, 1921. 2381 Wilks, K Wilson .l, lieheeva, 211. .fwsc ri-ix ,wish Meet your friends at the CAPROCK Relax . . . meet your friends . . . enioy a gala dinner in the comfortable, modern atmos- phere of the Caprock Hotel. You're always welcome . . . always treated courteously and hospitably. You'll find all the comforts of home at your fingertips . . . plus many other conveniences and services offered by the friendly Caprock. Make the hospitable Cap- rock Hotel your place to entertain with par- ties, luncheons, and special meetings. I I I 4, While. Sylvia 1-liuh, 2114, 382. White, Waller lieauan, 11125. xYl1ll11ll11l1M', .loan Anne, 223, 428. Wliitiielrl, Jane Ann, 2135. 425. NVl1i11iel1l. Roberta. 21H, 4114. NYhi11ill. 1 y Ulan, 41511. XVl1itlill, XVilliain Arthur, -Tr., 1521, 5582. Whitis, Yan Stanley, 41511. W'l1illey. Arllinr Y.. 23511. XVhilley, lmrris Joan. 41511. XVl1illr'v, 1lil1ner S., Jr., 41511. XVl1i1se11, liilly Hay, -11511. XYllllS111l, .Tallies N., Jr.. 1SS1. XVl1iI1. Kenneth Lowell, 41511 Wliittinprton, licnnelll William, 1514. 2552. xYl101'l0ll, -lanies TOI111lw11ll, 42N i Wie-leer. E1lwai'1l Woody. 41511. XVi1'lu1ni, Ronny 1'lyr1e. 41511. Wirleinan, 'll1l11ll1EtS lingrene. JV.. 41 Xlvl1lt'l11-111 Wanda Jeanette. -11511. xY11f1ll'Ill?111. Carol l'!ebe1'1'a, 11511. NVieland. Onifla Joy, 2124, ZSS2. XYi1-lanrl, Tonnnye, 187, 2 18. Wir-M-. Mary Frrim-es. 2125. Wilvox. Neil, 11511. Wilder. Ilarley Pat, 41311. Wiley, li?l1'l1?l1'2i 11'NYapne, 41511. XViley. vl. T., 1911, 2182. VVil1-y, .Tnne Ellen, 382. Wiley, Sarah Ann, 4131. Page 484 511. Wilkersfali, -T. H., 4161. Williams, Willfrefl. -128 XYllllHlI1N111l, flH1'IIl2i .Tm-an. 2133, 25110, Wilkermn. Hoyee XYarlene, 4151. Wilkes, 1 hlvlllilX11ll. XYilllmrn, XYilll1i1O. Williams. Williams. XYillianis. Williams. XVillia1ns. Williams. XVillimnx, XYillianiQ, XVillianis. Williams. Williams. NYilliainx. Williams. Williams. XYillialns, Willianiw. XVilliains XYil liauns. llarles lirixvin, 1114 'HO 461- liilly hhvklylllh 4151. Dennis. 411-1. i Hi W'illiains11n, 1'lmrlene. 2151, 29.1, 4114. H0111-rt Glynn. 4151. Sylvia Marie. 41411. liilly Floyd, 2431, 42N. Porky, 4151. Davifl fl31'l'11ll, 4151. Dun Kay, 41114. llorotliy Gaynelle, 4151. l'l111'l'1'Nl Gene, 4151. Fred NYal1er, 1115, SR2 Gayle Rea, 222, 4151. Harold VVayne, 428. -Iaekie Lenin, 42H. -lorry L., 1924, 382. XY1ll1HlllSL1ll, fl2'11'11lYll, 2131. 4151. hvllllkllllnflll, 1leui'g:e 1 arrull, 42H. Williainxon, Troy Dean, 1321. 4151. xvllllllgllfilll, Ava Joan. 2111, 4151. Willingham, lienny J., 321. 4131. W illis, Willis, cl2l1'I'0l Dean, 4151. David Hamilton, 4151, Willie, Helen Jane. 218, 428. XVillis, .lainee lllrlxvarcl. 42N. Wiillif, Pai, 21H. Willix, Ro11e1'L Wilton. 28.3, 428. Willis. Hallie Louise, 4114. Xlvllllllll. Sonya Lynn, 222, 4214. Wilson llolllmy H111'H1'11, 428. Jerry Ross, 4161. 'Karen lionise, 2211, 4151. .li1'11l1Ql1l Wa5 ne, XVilsun, Borden lilixabetll, 4214. XYilsnn Diane. 217, 4131. 4151. W ' XhllNL111, 11111151111 Ray. 4115. Leeter liolwert, 1.94. Lewis Man1'i1-1-. 4114. Nnnvy Sue, 461. Patsy Ruth, 3182. hxillsflll, llnnalrl Travis. 41.51. Wilson, llonalfl Wateon, 428. XYilsnn, lna Lon. 13111, xVllllIll1lN Kay Alfred. f12S. XVllll?11IlS, Ruger Neal, 4114. Williams Sannnie Louis. 4151. Williams, Terry fl2l1'l'11ll. 4151. Williams, Vera LaYerne, ISH2. Williams, Williams Willianie XVFL?l1'1l NYaynv, 2117. 1532. XVHl11lH Jo. 3011, 382. NYesley W.. 4114. hYllS1l1l, -Ieanette Louise. 428. NVilx1n1, Jerry Arnolrl, 1514, 4115. xV1lN11Il, Mariana, 31111, 2525-1, 4115. NYilmn, l.j?ll1'11'1R Annelte, 2515, 4151 Wilson. Robert Earl, XVilx0n. Hol1e1'l Vl'0O1ll'11XV, 4151. XVilson. Suzanne, 21115. 4111. XYilsr1n, Wallace L.. 1815, 2522, 411.3 555 you nwffv YOU BU Y yoaz FAQS7' H6VQOzE7' - INWHIIWIIIW ff f f 9 RAL H f PENN1EYf Cfl':lWE17f 15111597 R 1911! and TEXAS oAZl:iBl?EYl1l LUBBOCK 5 . .r W l, , lywfffffffffffffffffly I fir. , 1 . f 2.1. v-l, 1 Z ' I V Mr, waging., -111, A.. ' . .. Q.. f. 1 f f '1-1 1' .. if 4+f if. . NVil1e1'f1ing, Jac-k E.. 229. 3121. 3152. Wiiiilierlay, Marilyn 1l1l21I1. 222, 4151 VVinr1er, Marguerite. 1117. 214, 31119. YVin11er, Mary -lano. 464. 4115. XYine. Jaines 1.'lar0111'1-. 228, 3121. Winfrt-1-. William Eriwarfl. 4151. Xvillli. Millnirn Enzenv. 2149, 4115. NN'inn. lfranr-ea Jo. 311111. Z1H2. NYi11x1. Robert 513111'l1'1'. 42S. 557111111-'11, lion Henry. 21131. 4115. NYi11sl11w. John Miller. 2111, 425. NX'is1l1n11. lion XV.. 2319. 4151. XYis1', Frcrlflye Jean. 21111. 295, 428. NK mr-, Hayla. 225, 4151. XYia1', Monte 1109. 99. 194, 11821. Win-11-y. Sabra Hairrlinu. 4151. Wilt. lieverly' Jfmyvv. 4151. XVi1t1-11. Larry NYay11e. 4151. Willy. Anne. 411-3. XVi1ty. 1'l1a1'les Lee. 4151. NY111-lfel. xvillliilll Ernest. 42H. XV15f11l, 'l'1'avis Gerald, 4115. 11501111211 1, James Carson. 4211. xNV1111I1H.Y'1l, Kt'l11101l1 Ray. 21821. Womlriu XV11111lS. XV11111ls, -1115. XY11111ls. 11211112111 Xv1111ll11' 112111111 1' XV1111lf. 517111111111 51711111011 1. S1-1111 Davis. 405. 1'arl Wayne. 31131. 4151 Dallas XV1ll11lI'l1, 2421. .11 1111-nna Faye. 228, 4115 1, Gerald Lynn. 4151. irlit. Tillie, 1113. irlge. Robert Allred. 4151 1,1111 151111-r. 21111. 4115. . l111l111y 11ene. 4151. , Yelnia 1 ollee11, 428. XY111'1l. '1ll11111lHS 111-11'l1e0. 4151. xV0l'kl1l 4413. 1111. Williain Herbert. 21215, XY11r11'3'. William 1V4ll3I'l9S. 4151 XY111'1'21.ll. 111-1'al1l, II. 51811. XV111'1'1'll. NYillia111 XValter. 429. xvlrfxllillll. l111r1l0n YYayne. 4151 XV11l'Nl12ll11. -l'l1'?ll1k M211-liell. 4115. XX'01'stel1. Mary Joxcpliiiie. 21115. 31215. 1135111111-k. liolmby R111'11111. ..a.1. NV11111111-k. J. Morris, 194, xVO1l11l1'li, 11211111-'S Dillarfl. .l1'.. 4111. XV1511111f-k, Joslynn Noll. 222, 4115. XV0111l1l1'. Harold Lynn. 195. XVo111111e. Peggy Jean. 42r1. XY1n11l. liL'Y0l'lf' 1.'lari1'1-. 31.1 1 4115. XY1111vl. 1'l1'11os1i11v. 295. 425. XY111111. 1.1eo1'EQ Sieplien. S151 XY111111. .lat-kie Frank. 4111. NY11:11l. -lainex l-lrvin. 2915. 11421. XY11111l. .T1-Mira Jnaiivll. 111111. -1151. XY11111l. J111111 1121. 21-1, XY11111l. Marilyn, 225. 21117 1Y11111l. Otilia., 224, 4115. . 12s. 429. NV0l'1l12'll11, 1l01'I11Ql13., 220, 29.1, NX'osx11111. NV11111121. Evelyn. 4151. X5Vl'011- 1'a1'l Juclson. 4151. XX1'1:l1t, 11illy 110110. 462. XV1'11.I'l11. F1'i111l'i. 4115. XV1'i:l1t. .lolxn Hart. 511151. N11'1Lfl11. -1111111 S?11ll11f'l. 4152. XV1'l!llT. Jinnny 1a1'r0ll. 429, XY1'iul11. XYyatt, 1101- Otis, Jr., 3153. XYya1.t, Lctlia l1et11, 4211. XVyatt, Neil Mark, 1149, 1113, 405. 1Vygal, 111-nnin Ray. 299. 429. XVylie-. liill 1'111'r11ll. 429. XVY1111. 111110 llulistmi. 429. XVY1111. 'l'11111111ie. 1911. 213, ,mg Y Yatn-y. Sara .lane-1, 2312. 3115. 405. xY2ll'l1I'011!ll. 1l1l1'li l1:1al1ner, 4152. xY211'l11'1111LI'l1. 111111111 111-1111-', 198. 11' Yatew. 1 Yeury, York, l XPU1111 Z. 11111 111111, 197, 429. Noel ltl., 2319, 4115. 1il1y 11o111':r1'. Z1H11. li1'YL'1'lX S111-. 429. Yonnu. 1'1yr1e XYil11e1'11. 279. 4152. XYOIIIIEI. l 1'1-clvlie xvtilflllll. 321. 1552 Yonner. 111-11-11 l,11111l1'llL'. 429. Yonnz. ,Tavk 11111'11o1'. 211l1. xv1'111111I. 1ll'1'1'j' 511-1'11ll11111. 41152. Yonnu. Julun NY1'111l15ll. 4115. Sv111111!'. .lnrfl :1l1'lll'11l11l. 2121. 4152. Young. l12l11T'1lll'1'. 4152. Young. l1111112l Austin. 4115. xY11ll111l'. 11w1111 111-1'. 4152, 4501111111 Sylvia, 2131, 2319, 405. Y1111112. ,ll0l'I'1'111'0 11.. 11N35. Yoniiulilnt. 1111131111111 lirat-1-. 462. .loyi-v Natalie. 225, 4115. XY1'iul11. Lily Xznnni. 295. i1111 XY1'i:l11. Blillj' Jain-f. 225. 4152. XY1'iul11 NY1-ifflit , Millnirn M., Jr., 4115. , Phyllis Marie. 4152. xY1'lL'fll1. 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We appreciate the journey through the years with your pub- fgfy XY Servlte lication personnel and University officials. 0ver A Quarter-can SOUTHWESTERN ENGRAVING 00. of Dallas Page 486 ,cle 1956 Ja ,wnfma Printed and Bound by The Clio Press Year Book Division of the Economy Adverfising Co. Iowa Cify, Iowa Pg 487 T I ,.,, ,., -.5 ., 'ff' ggi.. S 5 I J 5 1 , 1 ,