Texas Wesleyan University - Txweco Yearbook (Fort Worth, TX)

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Q.,- J' . gf., Ivu .,v 2 ALMA MATER' Wher heart e the sw hed CHO S Texas Wfesleyan College, Pride of the Lone Star State the years be swrftly fleetmg, Wen ever shall forget o bring to you. our Hearts that are fc Your daughters and That Tribute tely ever and love ill be of kno dge and Alma Mater, Hail! to you! ou homage, .asp ,. THE 1942 TXWECO Published By The Students Of Texas Wesleyfan College FORT VUORTH, TEXAS I MARY EUGENIA GUNTER Editor r BO KS 1 Y C1ass es Pc:rsona1itic: s Spcnrts rganizationsf U an S naps lqi 5 I 4 10,4 an ' 1 f-A J ax' i L L I ,Vi , 1 Ol I ...k -1 . o 1 ' 'QQ' , 4 a '4 F, gh, 4 1 a 4 'V I .,.- Q-. Q! LI Q -fl -vu S Q! . 9 I 'E This edition of Txweco is lovingly dedicated to Mrs. Augie Mae Howell, sponsor of the class of '42. She has for four years been a charming friend' and wise counsellor to all of those students who have had the privilege of being with her in classes and in extracurricular activities. Her deep blue eyes have inspired many confidences, and she has faithfully kept her trusts for us. She has labored with us and for us. Therefore this dedication is made in sincere ratefulness with dee love. 2 3 P ' ,W Alf L ...affe- , ,fx ff . , 4- . 75' . ,g QQ Xfiff 'LMA pub ff-fvfcu f of V fl ,ff liil'i V , r 0 ,, gf . 5 gf K fo ,fi ,Y-v , .A M X- ' ,' ' ,L4-f'f.f-fff 1 , , rf , '3'k,fl-if'-f G ?fjVl.,QK'i,' 'IL xxx! ff! I Lx-XX! W J , s f ff cj ,,.,f 17 .-? ' L' X 'fjifff - ' , ff b f s iLf'S- '- ,,.L,g,g,N not W freer ' J fire N-1 ' , f 1 ii ' f , 4 ' - ff' . f i , . , - Y'c-jx-X,iQfi!g,1fff.l X'?'j?ffx,fLj,27fT '..fz.,f'1'-- ' Xf'7,:,3 I r l' i ' l A '7 V ll - - .f f . , K ,- ,,-f- , N , 5' .. , . -11' 7 if 1 1 ,l X iff ,. T' of'ffg,w fvff? ljT2fi.ff11,fi.fffKf'4f'fl 'X Y-f f ' - 1 f f . nf , 4 ,W 1' AA , . 5,,,XJ'i,cA,c,g,- fffpcgf v l L J, A . R I K4 Miki. i - i mE: F 'LF'Q1g THE PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE PRESIDENT LAW SONE A.B., A.M., West Texas State Teachers College: further graduate work, Leland Stanford University and University of Texas. Superintendent of Schools, Panhandle, Texas, 1927-1952. Texas Wesley'an College, 19.32-. To The Members of the Senior Class and The Student Body of Texas Wesleyan College: The members of the class of 1942 who are able to remain and complete their degrees are indeed fortunate. We are proud of those members of your class who have answered the call to the colors and we pray for an early peace that they may re-enter college and complete their education. To all others who, for any reason, have been forced to withdraw from school, We recommend an early return. In this hour of national emergency, may the friendships you have known become dearer. May your Alma Mater, its faculty and friends, deserve your love and respect. LAW SONE. . .-.W '-+ ,L '4 ,, 5 Q ,', -1' z I? 1 ' - H . T- T' ffl Rt wzinisffzafion 4' WALTER R. GLICK Y Dean of the College Diploma, Southwest Texas State Teachers Collegeg B.S. l A.M., and further graduate work, University of Texas dent of Texas Wesleyan College of Austin, 1929-1936 Texas Wesleyan College, 1936-. TO THE MEMBERS OF THE SENIOR CLASS AND THE STUDENT BODY OF TEXAS WESLEYAN COLLEGE: In times of great catastrophe our minds go back into the past to find precedents to solve our current crises. REMEMBER Remember the Alamou was the rallying cry of the disturbed Texans as they were going through the disastrous period of the Runaway Scrapen prior to the decisive victory on the Bluebonneted plains of San Jacinto. REMEMBER Remember the Maine was the watch cry of the American youth of the ninety-eights as they were going through the Slough of Uncertainty preceding their important victory at Santiago. REMEMBER p Remember Pearl Harbor is our present inspirational motto as we push through the Dark Days ahead into that ultimate victory that crowns the forces of right and justice. REMEMBER It is our responsibility toiever find ourselves on the side of right and justice. Superintendent of Public Schools, 1913-29g Dean and Presi- 5 i I I 5-J lf:- -T 1 I . . 4 I. .. . 5, .- tr- I'-i' P I L 5- T DILREMA PARKER MCCULLEX Dean 0 Women Professor of Physical Educauon A B Texas Woman s College A M Texas Christlan Uni versity Physical Education Instructor Brownwood High School 1929 31 Texas Wesleyan College 1931 z , -1 31- . ., 1:5 4 f , N. PAUL CROUCH Dean of Men Registrar LONYE BROOKS Bursar B.S., North Texas State Teachers Colleg-eg A.M., Texas Christian University. Texas Wesleyan College, 1937 --. BAS..- -PL u.w.J7f- j A A-ABAQLIH BOARD QF TRUSTEES The Board of Trustees of Texas Wesleyan College is composed of the following: Dr. F. P. Culver, Plfcsiclelzf ,.., .... F ort Worth Marvin D. Evans, Scfc'zfcfaz'y ,,,..... Fort Worth Dr. P. E. Riley. , W. M. Massie . . . . Sam J. Callaway ..,, Rev. E. H. Lightfoot Mrs. L. M. I-logsett . Rev. L. W. Seymour, Dr. John N. Rentfro Mrs. H. C. Willis . . , Rev. Ira C. Kiker, . . Corsicana . Fort Worth . Fort Worth Mineral Wells Fort Wforth . . .... Cisco ,,...,.Waco .Whitewriht . . , .Dallas W. F. George. , . Rev. S. M. Black . , . Rev. K. R. Hemphill. . Alfred Lindemann , Rev. W. C. Hinds, , Sam Braswell ..,. Rev. Uel D. Crosby E. A. Carlock ..., . Rev. B. O. Powers. . . . Iowa Park . ,,., Paris . San Antonio . .Monthalia . . .Amarillo . .Clarendon . . .Canadian . . . .Paducah .,...,Houston Aglgb.-4,1---R'?5f..f: pl wwf.-I F W' Y :T I gr ff f . 40'- Q?1'? 'f ggi ww Z. iw ,- , E, jp, , , . ,, , First Row: Raymond Matthis, Roberta Harding, Carl Lesta Davis, Kave King, Mary Ann Kelly. Seton Me Railey, Tom Egan, T. J. Stewart Gordon Collier, Joe Conwayr ' B J Bjfbfff JV W! ll My STUDENT CQUNCIL Prresiclelzt ....... . . Raymond Matthis Vice-Presidevzt. . . . , .Roberta Harding Sec1'e1fa1f31. . . . .Carl Lesta Davis T1fc'czsu1fe1'. . . . . .Kave King WD WILLIAM STUART Prnfrttor of Hirlory aml Sorinl SliIt lIl'l'i A.B., University of Oklahoma: A.M., University of Denver. Graduate study, University of Chicago. Pro- fessor of History, Colorado State Teachers College, 1920-21. Texas Wlesleyan College, 1922-. ROSE LEE LISENBY Profm tor of Lillgllfh l'd.B.. Northeast Missouri State Teachers College: l'li,l5., .X.M., University of Chicago: Graduate work beyond ,-X.M., University of Chicago, one year: Colum- bia University, one year: University of California. Dean of Women and Professor of English. Christian College, Columbia. Missouri. 1910-Zo. Texas Wesleyan College, 1921--. JOHN WESLEY SIMMONS Profruor of Bilfli' imil Ri'll.Qi1lllY Ftllttdflllll .-MB., Dickinson College: A.M.. Teachers College, Co- lumbia Unixersity: Ph.D., Boston University: Gradu- ate study. Boston University, one year: Harvard Uni- versity Graduate School of Education, one year: Uni- versity of Berlin Summer School: Foreign mission Serv- ice, I9l19.17: Professor of Bible and Religious Educa- tion. Southwestern College, 1919-22. Texas Wesleyan College, 1929-. ALFRED M. EVUING Pmfi-iior of Cfrruiiifry .X.B., Rio Grande College: B.S., M.Sc.. Ohio State lfniversityz further graduate work, Ohio State Univer- sity. University of Colorado, and Colorado State Col- lege of Education. Director of Inorganic Chemistry. Ohio Northern University: Chemist, U, S. Department of Agriculture, 19?-1-57: Texas Wesleyan College, 1-was IMOGENE McNEILL Piwifuimi' of Hmm' Eiomiilziis B.S., State College for XY'omen: A.M., Columbia Uni- versity: further graduate study. University of Colo- rado. and University of Wisconsin. Professor of Home Economics, Victoria junior College. 19311-1937. Texas XY'esleyan College, 193'-. EDXVARD MARVIN BOWMAN Profrwsor uf Filiirnfimi .X.Ii., Southwest Texas State Teachers College: A.M.. The University of Texas: further graduate work, Thu Unixersity of Texas and Colorado State College of Education. Principal of grade and high schools: Super- intendent ol Schools: Dean of Texas XY'esleyan Acad- emy: .Xssistant Auditor. Executive Secretary of Alum- ni Association, Assotiate Professor and Supervisor in Education, S.XY'.T.S.T.C.. San Marcos. Texas XY'esleyan College. 1956-. GLADYS SNAVELY BOWMAN l'roj'i'iior of Biiiiui-it Ailmiuislralioiz auil jonrnizliyiu :X.l5.. Southwest Texas State Teachers College: A.M., The University of Texas: further study, Colorado State College ul- Education, University of Mexico. :Xs- sistant County Superintendent of Schools. Hidalgo County, Texas, 1923-ZS: English Supervisor, Associate Professor of Business Administration, and Publicity Director. S.NN.T,S.T.C., 1930-1954: Head of English Department. Texas XVesleyan Academy, 1931. Texas XYesleyan College, 1956-. XVILLIAM A. MILLER .-ltlilutii' Dirwvtor anil Profitsxin' of Pl1x'sii'al Eilmafiou B.S., West Texas State Teachers College: A.M.. Texas Technological College. Athletic Director. Slaton, Texas. High School, 1923-1927: Trinidad, Colorado, High Scohol, 1927-1957: Texas Wesleyan College. 1937-. DONALD W. BELLAH I'rnfuxsor of Organ aml Piano Work at Illinois State Normal University: IS.Mus.. M.Mus.. Illinois XY'esleyan University: Organ with Frank B. jordan: Piano with George Anson, Ralph Dobbs. Director of Music, W'apella, Illinois. High School. 1959-19-HJ. Texas Wesleyan College. 1940-. 1Granted leave of absence january 1. 19414 ELLEN JANE LINDSAY Afsislau! Professor of Voice Student of Yoice with Oliver Belti: Horner Insti- tute of Fine Arts, with Earl Rosenberg: Chicago Mu- sical College. with Herbert X'i'itherspoon and Richard Hageman: three years of concert singing in United States and Canada. Texas XYeslcyan College, 192-1-. FACULTY MARIUS THOR Axsislauf Professor of Violin aim' Theory Musical training in Royal High School of Music, Ber- lin, under Henri Marteau. Concertmaster with Badew- W'interthor Symphony Orchestra in Switzerland, and Gewerbeliaus Orchestra in Dresden. First violinist with the Philadelphia Orchestra under Leopold Stokowski. Founder and Hrst violinist of the Pro Arte String Quartet, Fort Worth, Texas. Texas Wesleyan College, 1931-. AUGIE MAE HOWELL Assiitaul Professor of liillivalioll AB., Texas NWoman's College, 1922: A.M., George Peabody College for Teachers, 1925: Graduate study in Bible and Religious Education in Scarritt College, one year: Summer in Colorado State College of Education: teacher of English in high schools in Texas, 1922-51. Texas W'esleyan College, 1954-. H. HOWARD HUGHES Assistant Professor of English B.I'h., Emory University: A.M., Duke University. Principal of W'ilkinson County High School, Irwinton, Georgia, 1929-1951: English Department, Winter Ha- ven, Florida, 1931-193-1. Texas Wesleyan College, 1935-. ERIN CONNER HUGHES Asvistanl Professor of RUIYIHIILTF Lairglmgrs A.B.. Goucher College: graduate work. University of Southern California: The Sorbonne, Paris. France. A.M.. Columbia University. Further graduate study, Colum- bia University, 1939-19411. English and French Depart- ment, Laura Conner High School, Augusta, Arkansas, 1932-35. Texas Wesleyan College, 1936-. JUANITA COWAN .-luislaiil Professor of Rofmimr Languages A.B., Texas W'oman's College: A.M.. University of Texas: further graduate study. National University of Mexico, 1941: Fort NY'orth Public Schools, 1929-11 Texas Wesleyan College, 1931-. ELIZABETH RILEY Axxiifiiut Profrtmr of Bnsiilesx .Alilllllllliflllflllll B.S.. East Texas State Teachers College, 1952: A.M.. Texas Christian University, 1938. Texas W'esleyan Col- lege, 1935-, FONTAINE RAYMOND MATTHIS flttiiluiil Profrrtor of Miztbeiiiiilirw amz' GII1'L'YlllIl1'lIf A.l5., Texas Wesleyan College: A.M., Texas Chris- tian University: Superintendent of Schools, Elgin, Tex- as, 1917-1922: Bastrop, Texas, 1922-1951: Strawn, Tex- as. 1932-193-1. Texas Vfesleyan College, 1936--. ALICE M. BECKETT Asvxranf Profrtsor of Sfirvrlv A.B., Texas Technological College, 1932: graduate study. Curry School of Speech, Boston: Dialectic study in Britain, 1953: E1 Centro de Estudios Historicos. Madrid. Spain, 1936: A.M., University of Southern California, 1939. Texas XVesleyan College, 1958-. ELIZABETH EARLY Assistant Profrssoriof Tlzror-3' aml Public Si-bool Music B.M., Texas W'oman's College, 1931: B,M.E., Chi- cago Musical College, 1933: A.B.. Howard Payne Col. lege. Instructor for three years in Violin and Public School Music, Howard Payne College: graduate study, University of Southern California. Texas Wesleyan College, 1937-. I K MAYBELLE TINKLE Assistant Professor of Physical Eilnuafiolz B.S., Texas W'oman's College: M.Ed., The University of Texas: further graduate work. University of Colo- rado and University of Wfisconsin. Texas W'esleyan College. 1937-. ROBERT WILLSON Assislanl Professor of Ar! A.B., University of Texas, 1954: Farmer International Scholarship to Mexico, 1935: Lecturer. Universidad Nacional de Mexico: M.deB.A, Escuela Universitaria de Bellas Artes, Mexico, 19-11. Texas Vfesleyan College. 1940-. GEORGE ANSON Axsixlauf Professor of Piano B.M., Illinois Wesleyan University: M.M., University of Arizona: Piano with Rudolph Ganz: Composition with Arthur Olaf Anderson: Head of Piano Depart- ment, Illinois Wesleyan: Associate Professor of Piano, University of Oklahoma: Texas Wesleyan College, I9-ll'-. ELNORA BALTHROP Assislaul Professor of Biology A.B., Texas Wesleyan College, 1935: Graduate work Texas Christian University. Teacher in Fort Worth Public Schools, 1935-1941. Texas Wesleyan College, 1941-. LILLIAN NORWOOD' Lilirariau and Inxlrurtor in Library Science A.B., A.M., in English, Southern Methodist Uni- versity: B.S. in Library Science, State College for Women, Denton, Texas. Three years instructor in English, Head of English Department, Sue Bennett College, London, Ky.: Fort Worth and Dallas Public Libraries, 1935-35: Instructor in English, Texas Wom- an's College, 1932. Librarian, Texas Wesleyan College, 1935-. ERNAL SMITH Instructor in Biblu and Religious Ezlucalion A.B., Southern Methodist University: graduate of School of Religion, Southwestern Seminary, Fort Worth: M.C.A., Southern Methodist University: Director of Wesley Foundation, Denton: Church Secretary, First Methodist, Dallas: Director of Christian Education, First Methodist Church, W'ichita Falls. Texas Wesleyan College, 1936-. MAUDE A. PETTEY Instructor in Bnsimrxx Arfuiinistrafiou A.B., Texas Woman's College, 1928: special stu- dent, University of Colorado. Bursar, Texas Woman's College, 1920-31: Dean and Principal of Shorthand Department, Brantley-Draughon Business College, 1931- 36: Secretary to the President, Texas Wesleyan Col- lege, 1936-. FRANCIS COLWELL LEACH. Jr. Director of Publirify and Instructor in English A.B., Texas Wesleyan College: Texas Wesleyan Col- lege, 1940-. JANE FOLIART SIMS Dirliliau and lnslrncfor in Home E!'Ullflll!fl'j Graduate of john Tarleton Agricultural College: B.S. in H. E. and M.S. in I-I. E., The University of Texas: study in Oklahoma University and Fresno State Tea:hers College. Home Economics instructor, Sabinal High School, 1927-1931: Texas Wesleyan Academy, 1951-32: Dietitian, Texas Confederate Home, 1933- 1937, Texas Wesleyan College, 1957-. XVILLIAM H. HOWARD Director of Bam! and Instructor in Theory B.M., Vandercook School of Music, Chicago: M.S., North Texas State Teachers College, Denton: Director, DcLcon, Texas, Municipal Band 1927-35: Director, Comanche, Texas, Instrumental Music in the Public Schools 1935-41: Director Band and Chorus, Daniel Baker College, Brownwood, Texas 1938-41: Texas W'esleyan College, 1941-. EVELYN DOAK Sefrclary of Religious Erlufalion and Instructor in Biblf A.B., Southern Methodist University, 1955: Texas XVesleyan College, 1936-. ERNESTINE CARMICHAEI. KERR Iuslrurlof in Bnsiiiess Aflnziuislration :K.B., Texas Christian University: Texas Wlesleyan College, 1936-. GENE BAUGH Inxfrurlor in Cello Staff Musical Director Radio Station WBAP. Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra. Texas Wesleyan College, 1940-. MARY FAY SLAWSON Inslrnrtor in Piano B.M., Cincinnati Conservatory of Music: student of Karin Doysa: St. Louis Institute of Music: Student of Gottfried Galston: student in W'ashington University: Texas W'esleyan College, 1941-. N ATHALIE HENDERSON Ins! rurtor in Organ Graduate of Moody Bible Institute, Chicago: Organ, Counterpoint and Composition, University of Colorado: Assistant Organist, First Methodist Church, Fort Worth, Texas. Texas Wesleyan College, 1942-. GEORGE ANSON ELNORA BALTHROP Assistant Professor of Piano f Assistant Professor of Biology DONALD W. BELLAH GLADYS SNAVELY BOXVMAN Professor of Organ and Piano Professor of Business Administration ag.. wr, ,Mir 'A' We I, l 5 1 FACULTY ,ff 222-K ' ii 1 ffm GENE BAUGI-I ALICE M. BECKETT Instructor in Cello Assistant Professor of Speech is Q s ' 1 2 52? -fi , 2 fc' Wi f P . ,,'IW4W3qtmw 3 Awtffe , 1 ff ' f' , .M hyd.-. 9 It 'K it Q V - A ea si fp . EDWARD MARVIN BOXVAN JUANITA. 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I f J X1 CI, u A t, 1 I' I I I E I 1 I 'X II 'I i I XZIOLA VIRGINIA Bimtslsoivr X , I BIIYIKHIUII ' , I , I 1 - IT A N ' B.A., Elementary Education, atyCan1ina If Chi I, II: III, IV: Y,.XV.C.A,I I, II, Campus I Christian Ifndeavor I'V. N X ., 4 ' ' j I Q X 1 u V F J. I ' I F I . I I ll 'X 5 l j X . xi ' U . ' il is, V, ff 'x BEININYIE DIILYN IIROQKS For! W0i'f1i BS., Home Economics, Education, Ellen II. Richards I, II, III, IV: Tau Gamma Chi I, II, III, IV,: Y.XIC'.C.A. I, II, III, IV: I.R.C. II: S.IVI.K. I, III. IV: Alpha Chi III, IV. DOROTHY IIURKI-IART Coriiuum B.A., Bible, Religious Education, Southwest- ern University I: S.M.K. II, III, IV: Y.W'. C.A. II, III, IV: Golden Shears III, IV: I. R.C. II: Forensic II: Yell Leader III, IV: Campus Sweetheart III: WIio's Who Among Students in American Colleges and Univer- sities III, IV. '9w't S QW! 19? sw. ,,,,,,..ann ,Ki . ifm, .Q-sd-N., IWW ,ANN-Q J 'Q 'S Q t b a , IWW N 3 :A , 'R X, : ii gg I I ., Qt! Q if ik . ------of1942 CRAIJY CI ARI NCI ISARNIS lltlrllzrewl I I , ILS., Alusic, Iiantl I, II, III, II: I.R.C . IX, Orchestra III, IV: Apnlln IV, MARY It I.IZAI5Ii'I'I I lII.AC.KMON linzrie II.A., Business Administration, I1Iementarx . . , , I Itducation, 5.Nl.Ix. I, II. III, IX: Iiand I. II: Colden Shears IV: Press C lub IV: l.R.C. II: Dormitory Lonncil III, IV: Assistant 3 itor Txwecn IV: Secretarv of Senior class IV: May Queen IV. VIRGINIA ISONVI- Rs Furl Ilvurffv ISS., Physical Ilducation, Izlementary ldu- cation, S.fNI.K. I, II. III, IV: Band I, II, III. IV: Y.XV,QQ.A. I, II. Ill, IV: Tau Gamma Chi I, II, III, IV: IS.S.U. I, II, III, IV: W.A.A. I, II, III, IV. MARII3. I.ODIfI NIIA IIROCK Iiorl Ililllfllfl IIS., Ilome I7conomics, Ifllen II. Richards X... .. , I, II, III. IX. Ian Mamma C hi I, II, III, IX. INIARVIIIINI? ISIQOXYN II i'.1ffu'rlui'il I5.b.,5oc1aI Science, XVeatI1erlord Ir. Cinlleee I, II. DAVID I-'ARI CATTIQRTON Tuxilrkurlil IIA.. Social Science, Texarkana College I: II: Preacher Boys Club III, IV: Thespian III, IV: Y.fXI.C.A. III, IV: Txweco Starl IV: XVho's XVho Among Students in Amer- ican Colleges and Universities IV. XIARGAIIICII ANN CIOIYFMAN Grofizzl B.S., Home Economics, S.M.K. I, II, III: Y.YV.C..-X. I, II: Iillen H. Richards I, II, III, IV: XV.A.A. II. ROISI-Q RT XVIQYTVIAN COTTON 111,11 B.S., History, VVestminster College , : T.XV. III, IV: B.S.U. Ill, IV: Vlfllmfs Wlicm Among Students in American Colleges and Universities IV. CSQRBI X not X' X, s , , , I II I me ,X 5 N , wi ft? 2, ., . -or-frm.. 1. ,tw Q7 8 GAQ, 7 CARL LESTA DAVIS II infi'rt B.A., Speech, S.M.K. I, II, III, IV: Alpha Psi Omega III, IV: Thespian I, II, III, IV: Speech Majors I, II, III, IV: Golden Shears III, IV: Autiss I, II, III, IV: Student Coun- cil IV: Smile Girl IV: Student Assistant Speech IV. ROY L. FELDER W'fm1'fo11 I5.A., Social Science, Y.IVI.C.A. III, IV: Preacher Boys Club III, IV: NWho's Wfho Among Students in American Colleges and Universities IV. BI.ANCQI'IIi FIASAGAN Iiurl Ivorffr I ILS., lplementary Education, Alpha Chi IV: Student Assistfint Education IV. I . I i. , . . I l I I5I1TTY LOU FOSTER Furl W'm'ffv IS. A., Public School Music, Carl Venth I, II. III, IV: Thespian II, III, IV: Delia II, III, IV: Aeolian IV: Korosophian II, III, IV: Tau Gamma Chi II, III, IV. Nun? We 'fiwmlhxm Class ------- GORDON COLLIE R For! Wfurfb B.S., Biology, I.R.C. II: Y.M.C.A. II, III, IV: Band I, II: Preacher Boys IV: Tau Beta Chi II, III, IV: French Club I: Gol- den Shears IV: Student Council IV: Presi- dent Class IV: Campus Christian Endeavor IV: Biology Assistant III, IV. ROBBIE SUE COVINGTON G m11ilz'it' uf' B.S., Elementary Education, Social Science, Hillsboro junior College I, II: Y.W.C.A. III, IV: Alpha Chi IV: Hostess Assistant IV. ROBERT A. ENGLISH Arlingloiz B.S., Social Science, Lindsey Wilsoii junior College, Columbia, Ky. I, II: Preacher Boys Club III, IV: Y.M.C.A. III, IV. :IAN E FERGUSON Eiixflaml B.A., Public School Music, Texas Univer- sity I: Alpha Chi III, IV: Carl Venth III, IV: Golden Shears III, IV: I.R.C. II: Delta II, III, IV: Orchestra II, III. KI. W. FORCE III For! Wforib B.S., Religious Education, Bible, Rambler III: Thespian I, II, III, IV: Press Club II, III, IV: Y.IVI.C.A. I, II, III, IV: Phoenix II, III, IV: Tau Beta Chi II, III, IV, V. DOROTHY GRANER X-f For! Worm Xfxl,-v-': ' B.A., Business Administration, Korosophian I, II, III, IV: Golden Shears III, IV: I.R.C. II: Tau Gamma Chi I, II, III, IV: W.A.A. I, II, III, IV: Ellen H. Richards I: Hallow- een Queen IV: Who's Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities IV: Business Administration Assistant IV. - - - - - -of1942 FRANKIE GRESHAM N0u'Ii1z B.S., Home Economics, Texas Tech III, S. M.K. I, II, IV, Ellen H. Richards I, II. ROBERTA BRIGHT HARDING Bowie B.S., Speech, Thespian I, II, III, IV: Speech Majors I, II, III, IV, Alpha Psi Omega III, IV, Student Council IV, Dormitory Coun- cil IV, Golden Shears IV, S.M.K. I, II, III, IV, Carl Venth IV, I.R.C. II, Student As- sistant Speech IV. BESS ELLEN HART For! lV0rib B.S., Chemistry, S.M.K. I, II, III, IV, Del- ta Sigma Delta I, II, III, IV, Y.W.C.A. I, II, III, IV, I.R.C. III, Tau Gamma Chi I, II, III, IV, Student Assistant Math IV. JAMES HEBERLE For! W70rfl1 B.S., Biology, Alpha Chi III, IV, Delta Sig- ma Delta II. III, IV, Y.M.C.A. IV, Tau Beta Chi II, III, IV, Student Assistant Bi- ology III, IV, Who's Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities IV. SHELTON DEWEY JOHNSTON Scnziuary Hill B.S., Social Science. MARY ANN KELLY IVc'11lln'rf0ra' B.A., Art, Elementary Art, Weatherford junior College I, II, Cross Timbers III, IV, Carl Venth III, IV, Y.W.C.A. III, IV, Campus Christian Endeavor IV, Student Council IV, President Dormitory Council IV. ,-' 1 . , .4 I Mii.n1u4n,1. min , i 3 Qlmlmfi ' B.A., Inglish, 5.M.Ix. I, II, III, IV, Associ- ate Iiditor Txweco III, Y.W'.C.A. I, II, III, IV, I,R,C,. II, XV.A.A. I, II, III, Cross Timbers IV. TI IOMAS IJIQNN LEACH I o1'1' TV'1lI'f!I B.A., Speech, Thespian I. II, III, IV, Col- den Slit-.mrs II, III, IV, Alpha Chi III, IV, Alpha Psi Omega III, IV, Modern I,an- gauge I, II, Student Assistant Fnglish II. . I 933 0 4 32522, 4 L JP QW,-'SAS my: tv' MW ,df I x . , 'nm cixnia M. MAitsiiAt,t,, XIR. fil 'Z Ifnrf W'nrfli B.S., Chemistry, Tau Beta Chi I, II, III, Modern Language I, II, DeIta Sigma Dehza swf' , I, ii, iii, ima 1, ii, in, AIpIi.1 om iii, 'WW' 3 I.R.C. III, Y.M.C.A. I, II, III, Sttyflfnt As- sistant II. III, IV. I x, 4'sf'Q 'i- ii JI ite Q W, Y , 4 ' 4 V. L Ib L. Q iq if 'J Q ,. is it I vf IfVIfRI1'IiT C. IN'IcCI,IifNDOWT Tfnrl Wrg,1'!fw J V IN Bs., Social science, ima 1, II,alII,, iv, DeIt.1 SQ-Znia Ilelld I, II. I 1' .u V QI ,. MA it o A it it '17 ifmzia 1, IQQQMALKSIN I I Furl Ilifnrffi 'jx i 'J B.A., IfngIisIi, Iiducation, AI'hha Chi IQ, IV, Tau Cigtmma Chi IUIII, III, IV, S.IVI.Ix. I, ii, in, iv., W.A.A. gi ii, iii, iv, new Sigma IJeIta II, III, VQQ-presidjnt of CIhss IV, Golden Shears III IV, Student Assist- ant Iinglish III, IV. It 'I I R 3 i U-K . I ,I fi C.. WAYNI11 Muiufin' 'A -. I I I-'off W'rn'lfz B.S., Social Science, Chaffey ,Iunior CoIIege, Ontario, California I, II. Ngwppff 1 W t 'mf Awmwwt, ,N My wwf ww Class--'f---- IVIRS. R. H. LANTER liorf W'urlfJ B.S., Soci.1I Science, N.T.S.T.C. I, W.T.S. T.C. II, Tau Gamma Chi III, IV, Alpha Chi IV. BETIMI LYNCH Ti' x tlfkdllzl B.S., Iflementary Education, Religious Edu- cation, Thespian I, II, III, IV, W.A.A. III, IV, S.IVI.K. I, II, III, IV, Y.W.C.A. III, IV, I.R.C, II. DAVID RAYMOND MATTHIS For! W'orlfr B.A., Mathematics, 'I'.W. II, III, IV, DeIta Sigma DeIta III, GoIden Shears II, III, IV, Y.IVI.C.A, I, I.R.C. III, Altoco I, II, III, IV, Student Council II, III IV, President IV, President of Clncg II III. BOB McI'lLROY Iiorf Wr1l'ff1 B.A., Business Administration, Alpha Chi III, IV, Band I, II, Thespian III, IV, I.R. C. III, Tau Beta Chi II, III, IV, Orchestra I. FRANCES LAVIIRNE MORRISON Ililllrflij' B.A., Fnglish, N.T.A.C. I, II, Korosophian III, IV. KATHERINE IVIUSSI.EVC'HITE ,ALEX- ANDERJ For! IVQVNJ B.S., Business Administration, S.M.K. I, II, III, IV, IfIIen H. Richards IV, Tau Gamma Chi I, II, III, IV. K- . - . . . -Of 1942 ROSE CATHERINE MCHQLSON Q: Ya 1 wi Fort unllffll ,ig B.A., Spanish, Korusophian III: Y.XY'.C.A. ., I, II: I.R.C. III: Tau Gamma Chi I, II. ,, r ': 'A ' -0' III, lx. XIAIII Ilarnlnlcr' III,II.XI'HIII1I'S ,. ,, 1111 IIf,r1f1 ILS., In.1gl1wl1. IX1lI'1IN!!I'liI.lU I. II. III. IX II: .XIpI1.14.I11 III. IX: I'11M C Iul II X XX.L..X. I: I.Ii.C.. II: .-Xunw II. III IX I5NL'. Il. III. IY: XY,,X..X. I. II: S.. MARIE PIUNINIIQR Iimfluzzff B.S.. Public School Music, T.S.C.XX'. Ig Dcka II, III, IV: Aeulian Club IV: Golden Slwmrx III, IV: Music Awislanr III. R v--f l'LlJl'j' HI Llmw II. IIFII .XI.f'xIiII. PRI' SSLIY Iuff IIIIWUII IS S II me I'.uv11n11111gs. Tau CJ.lIUID.1 4 I11 I II III IV: S.NI.Ii. I. II. III. IV: Y. XXQK X I II III. IV: Iillcn H. R1cI1.11'dN I. II . 1 1 . I X' f . I , f 1' 'I I ' 1 4 - I ' : If JUNE RAGLE A H I , LZ YAIXX I1I.SII' Ii:XINI'.Y Ulwl. , . , - .. I I 11,11 Ilnurffn ES.. BulsnmesslIAiIS11131Qf.r.1:n11., 'IQ.IS.Ei?X.IXI: .i HAH I,-nghxhi Tau Gdmmm LIN I. H. IH Ili'gQPiI1'J ' ' '-Um ' - ' A 11: s.x1,1x. 1. II. III. 112 .-11,111.1 4.111 III ' - ' - f If.. 114 xw..x.,x. II: Y.wx'.C..x. 1. 11. III. lx' ' Golden Slmcnrs IY: NYIMIE Wlm fkrnmmu Stu 1'-'MW' U ,rf dcnu in .-Xzncricnn C.-llcgcx and I.'11ivcrNI11q I ' ,JWHI-f A IV: .-Xwixnlrur Iznglislu IY. :Q Atf' W V I .'b'i:. MRS. LORA SARGLNT ROE L1UI.I7I X FAYI. ROSI' For! IY'u1'tf1 ,I BS.. Education, Home Economics, Ellen H. I5 X Inglixlm XY'cxuni11x1c1' LUIIQII I. Il Richards III, IV. .C..:X. III. IY: I:I.1itcw .XvIx1.1111 III '3 I I' s TAQHIU SI-Iljfyl bv'. 'wt,I.g.' lf 3. 1.1.1z,x1a1'1'11 1.xx1 5x11T1-1 For! II. urlf1 .Q - I I 5' H X1 11.1r'k. Ofwn BSU Social Science, 5.51.5 1' II. ISA.. I-,ILICJIIIYIL Swial Science. L.I.1rcnd1:n jf' Iuninr Cnllugc I. II: Y.NY'.C.A. III. IY: S X ' A 2 XI, Ii. III. IY: XY..-X.gX. III. IY: Ilmttw .XX 4' NIKIJIII III. 111 0 ' I 8.' A - mi If M., ' 55 CLIFFORD P. 5111111 JR. ,,.. 'VIII 01101111 11. 5T.x12PoR1a, 111. FOV! IIVOVIIJ I 'I Y 3 'I I I I I I'1'1'1m11 B-S-, Social SCICUCS. Y-M-C.A. I. II. III, IV: I I I J ISHN.. Spccclx. Txwcclm Sun' II: Rarnblcx' I I.R.C. II: Forensic I, II, III: Tau Beta Clmi ' 5 b II' III' IV: AIIIPIU IRI Omcgl III, IYQ L11' II. III, IV- vw , 10.1111 1. II. III, Pm.. Llulb 1. 11. III. 1x' g 'N 'I Ig Tl1CNI7I.1l1 I. II. III. IY: Spucclu Xlajurx II li Q III. IY: Cross Timbers I. II: Golden SI1c.1r III. IY: Y.NI.C..-X. I. II: I.R.C. II: L11 1' ' ,,...1-fr flnlruccnn Iixpnndci III. Class ------- TRUMAN DOUGLAS STEVENS Pwiixfui' IIS., Physical I iLILlC.lflUl1. IXIARCIELLE SULLIVAN Ifnrf II 'o1'ffr I5.A., Social Science, Elementary Education, Korosophian I, II, III, Cross Timbers IV, Y.XV.C.A. I, II, IV, I.R.C. II, Tau Gamma Chi I, II. IV, B.S.U. I, II, III, IV: As- sistant Education III, IV. DOROTHY JEAN VINSON Furl W'm'ffv I5.A., Physical Education, S.M.K. I, II, III, IV, Txweco III, Rambler II, III, IV, Alpha Chi III, IV, Press Club II, III, IV, Y.NV. C.A. I, Ellen I-I. Richards I, I.R.C. II, Phoenix III, IV, Tau Gamma Chi I, II, XV.A.A. I, II, III, IV, Modern Languags Club I, II, XVho's Wfho Among Students in American Colleges and Universities IV. DOROTHY DEAN XVILSON Iinrf llL7n1'!fw I'I.A., English, Rambler I, II, III, IV, Thes- pian I, II, III, IV, Freshman Queen, Assist- ant English IV. llc 5' ik. f Q ..., , . ' ,aes P-wif' 5 Wm we t ,I 3' Iwi, ,z 5 K mm '4 sv. ua , so J ,ii te , . . I f I , , , ,, ,sz 1 .--Q , ,mwwlfgwwb 2 was , ' . r Q 65' ff, I sql? - - - - - of 1942 DURXVOOD EVE RETTE STEVEN SON For! Vfforifi B.S., Religious Education, Bible, Thespian Club IV, Y.M.C.A. I, II, III, IV, Preacher Boys Club III, IV, Tau Beta Chi I, II, III, IV, M.S.M. III, IV, Student Assistant Bi- ble III. IV. OLLIE TOMME G Vajwrla 1111 B.A., Religious Education, Elementary Edu- cation, Lon Morris junior College I, II, Stephen Ii. Austin State Teacher's College III, Y.XV.C.A. III, IV. -IAMES HAL XVEAVER Ames B.S., Science, Delta Sigma Delta I, II, III, IV, Y.M.C.A. I, II, III, IV, I.R.C. III, Tau Beta Chi I, II, III, IV. CLARK DAVID WOTHERSPOON C0111zvanfz'illi', Pu. B.S., Physical Education, T.C.U. 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'Aff-, v Q., Maxine ciCUl'4LfCQc,HlT'I.1l1Cl1C l vI'Jl1CClTlJfl1 Ciilwwng Fort Xxvllflh 3 kIUl1l1CiI'.lI11l11Cl'Q lfort Xwitlflh M.1rvinlI.1rrisgBirdvillc Corinne Cade Hayncsg 5-UQIILIXX' M.1rg.1rct Haytcr: Fort Stockton V 3' D3 f I Imogene Howclll Fort XY'ortl1 wi., Katlicrinc Howcllq Fort XXVOIAIII Nqqqdf' j , 3 Alanc Irwin: FortXVo1'tl1 Flora Leach: Fort Worth XV. H. Ledbetterg Newcastle Mary Lemons: Greensboro, N. C, X '-.-1 1, f ' . .5 , or Qim :herb - ., .r -W. me Q . :gage ' f X 'E , Q VV X Y N X is NN f Q a E , 'Q 511g i:.gFe:EfQs ':11:':i:':,-5:5- Q llaul Manriq uezg Fort Worth , ' -i CW S Alice Marshallg Port Worth , tl u ne M a rs h all 3 Wm te rs 'I ,Q '- ' Mary Inez Mcllvaineg Fort Worth David W. Michaelg Fort Worth Kenneth Mooreg Fort Worth Mary Beth Orrg Anson .lack Osteen, Jr.g Fort Worth Merry june Parrg Handley .6 My f , , , inf? N , f 1 A f f 1 of 4 , ,,.,, L . 1 X f ff g Q fb , x , f 1 2 S , , , , , ,af ef If ' 1? If fy'f7WLr I N 'of is l 'Q V 4, . Zfiffiir, ' Class ------- Joe Leonardg Hewins, Kansas Alberta Lettg Fort Worth Mary Alice Mahaneyg Fort Worth MW' 0 . Q K 'iilj lw5il+ 4 W, Glec Matthisg Fort Worth J. D. McDanielg Fort Worth JealMc5jq1ig Tndley ' F ' . A4 l . 1 t L M-'falf M . 3 'fag -:fvx 11041 0 'MIAA' ? 6J 3 ' gff,iiJ?fMm'ffM.Wf LJMMWMW4 ,l.4.ffa.Q ,,,.J..J'.?4'M-5 LLM wwkww ' - 0.401-'P Pauline Morrisg Haworth, Oklahoma Earl Morrisg Fort Worth Catherine Nolen: Fort Worth ' A 1 +..,.gwh is - n - 1 I ll - ' v,.- 4 V f-W 13 f Betty Perkinsg Fort Worth , Louise jane Rice: Odessiixb J' gals? if f ' f' '- '- , Mary Franc oi?1hsonySpr1ngtown . hu .. I fi i 4-. ,v., S f f' ' ff! 7 L!! 1 1 ,:,.' .- ' 215.gif-, -f-. I , ,off ,f fp! Willianm Soudcr: Fort Wcmrtli T. J. Stewart, .Ir.g Perrin Dorothy Rose Sullivan: Fort NVorth LeRoy W'eeksg Fort W'orth Oscar Wfeinmanng Brenham ' Imogene XVilhclmq Fort Vforth Earl S. Yokleyg Kansas City, Missouri Ruth Young: Fort Wturth 'ik A.. t new if 'QR av uw' 'rf' fs... '15 , -as -nail M ., vu -J' Q, ., J af WN. 'H ' Y , E V 'Q . w ,. ,,.. T ' Q' g .. W, 2 I f 1 i'.yX NA if 1 M, - S fs. r ' 1 ,K an . V: S 4 1 A. Y 5 Y f Q 2 . X 'v MQ? gg ,A 03 I .-r I Q Q Ki 1 2 X K a l Q 6,1 ' I -,A 'ff-il 'T -pt. vw. Q s 'F a , if W .-ff ,-141. 1: K -'lk - ' -. M- - . u Y , Rv v L Lf .s 1' Nl -Q- Nnrman Rowlandq Fort Nlforth Oscar M. Slagleg Carrollton Margie Tom Smithg Fort W'orth Richard H. Swcnncyg Fort NVorth klcanne Thompson: Fort Yforth Don Vnndagriff: XY'c.1tl1crfortl N.ll1CyK.lYl1CI'll'lC XVilli.1n1aq Fort Whrth jack XVilson: Fort XY'orth Gcncv.1W'intcrsg Fort Whrtlm g ofzes Prvsizlwzf Tom Egan Vim'-P1'f'sizff'11i N. Mullins Sm'1'a'f411'y-Trnzslzrw' Betty Jane Young ,. . fzjf' f weaf 4 4 F42 -. why 1 ,f -,,1z.5,,pL:.- -4 , 9 3' ,, E, E -.Y-4: .f vga, w ,, I ' 4 .' W JL f 9 A,.,, 1 1. QJQQL.-255 ' , - Q ,f f H wg-19 , ,VW X L QW QT 9 ,Z :Q M, K 'V +- -' iz-P M , . Q, W .. ,f,.,,.5 ' -iff W .235 'E V fwgm, s x Nfl' 4 ox' N P. tl i A' , fi V-' rf M y J fl 1 LL I yi I 1 ltfv l bb!! G is i wtf' if f 11 KGAJ .,fXwjl7 G pow I llf fly !-lj! L, I 1 ' 'f , A X M VL 11iilfRmx Cook: Gmncwlllc x I if J 3 Y Mary Alice Cox: Fort Worth Nlargic Crawford: Fort NVorth 9 if ' 4 ' ' ,U , jerry Druryg Fort XVorth A I Josephine Earle: Fort W'orth Tom Egan: Fort NVorth . ,I ,I I . . .tl .J 1 Lf ' l -fy Charles Forstong Covinfisbni 1 --' Barbara Ann FOFLPGZ Fort Xbiorth 4 Ray Fieyneihig Mgedian .1 e F f vf J J . Uwfk I Juv' ,J 1 Ui Af lv' ' EJ ' , . 'X 1 , n H . 1 , . l z,h l' f J., J j'lJ V' x. V 1 MJ' I t,,, 4, V W I I FL fi j J t ' lf 1 if '4 J s ' J A .. V ' ' ' ' .- o f I hi l I' f I ' J J Lf . I i I -l ' I l' ., . i 1 1 r JJ L i . il we , ' Y ' 4 l I 1 w 3 ' 1 Verna Lee Gibsoqg Fort Wcirtlm f 1, - qliionnie Ifllglandg lioft Worthj I L Ll Travis Martin Greenwoodg Fort Worth IJ 4 Class ----- Freddie Dnringg Fort Worth Robert Dilbeckg Springtown Gordon Donaldson: Fort Worth Fred Evans: Fort wIOfIl1 wa. ww f 5 Gilbert L. Ferrellg Fort Worth Mildred Fisherg Springtown Margaret Friekg Fort Worth Billy Garrett: Fort Worth Evelyn Gibbs: Breckenridge ------of1944 Tom Guyg Laneville Jane Harding Childress Hazel Higginsg Fort Wforth La-Iuana Hudsong Childress Mary Frances Hugheyg Fort Worth Janette jarviesg Keller Mary Frances Larson: Fort Worth D'Arcy Laseterg Vernon Eldon L. Lewisg Fort Worth Alton Loweg Winters John Luce, Jr.g Olney Frank Magersg Fort Worth rw 14, is Naomi Holdem Jonesboro Doris Sue Houscwrightg Fort Worth Bettye Hudgensg Fort Worth Miriam ,Iohnsong Fort W'orth jeanette Kingg Fort 'Worth Nick Kupferle, lr.: la-wrt XVorth ,ff Vdffj 'sn .-i' X' Y. s di J WW, A, M Franklin Lewis: Fort YY'orth Alton Linehan: Springtown Grada Lindsay: Fort NY'orth . n -af Mxrgaret Fern Maiecyg Fort XYfV0l'Ill Madelyn McClintock: Fort Wfortli Iflimbctli Ann Mclflycag Fort W'ortl1 Margnrct Minisg Eunice, N. M. Minn Nelle Mixonq Fort Wfortli Annadell Morris: Fort Worth F. Warrcii O'Reillyg Fort Wortli Marjorie Parislig Fort Worth Francis H. Pease: Hollis, Qklaliomn Mary Adelyn Race: Evcrman Edith Rccordg Fort Worth Alton Reeves: Handley Ki ' I I I I by Q in v vi ' .f ca ,L 14, .V-,QR -K :L Q Q NX , .. ..'w,.-'.vf+. -xa- 'A4 4 s':.s:::s ., ,,,. ,.,, 4. 'QM S i . V. 1. A . ,.... :Q .g:..v:M, 'M :N 1211:-.529 f, N 152-'5FI'1? N'-V '- . - - .S ..f..wAf1:mx Q:- if., .b,:,.: b M,-,fel L 5 5- 'K .Q X 'Xxx 5 Q? 995.5 N z 5 4 ' x .. .. 'e :X C N x 4 'X 3451 X N Z WM K, Q . .., ,.14:,.m.1.y,- ,Ag gig, MIP' 326 fyq X idiwfggk ww 3 if sf ax wQv Class ------- James Mclcarg Fort Wfortli Mary Bctli Newborn: Fort Worth Dean itldlcbrooksg Jncksborof .Q up y ' v .1 g. my mf, 6719, Q mwymk, ,.., . . VF' aww,-w Q, 5 24 in A 6 fa 4 me Www ., , . 'f fnyi-if ' 1 ' . ' 5 , ' N .:f?4 ?31Z , -t -f . J. fl - N 7 1 991 gjffj r fggk 4' haf!! diff? ,Jw f W Jl1.'llllf.1 Mortc.nQen' Fort Wfortli x. N. Mullins: Haltom City GFICC Vlunden' Fort Worth V , ffl!! J if V F 2 Y ' y A U ' LQ-f 1 J X I X , if 1 - -f!ijv bi Ulf' I V N . VU fu ' C V f' , . ,, . L, .Jw , cj! iff! I N Lf A liilli Ansoif i jane Ppolgv W ,Q I .rf V L abung Fort W0'15 ff7:l7' in ' I, ff f 1 ' in ' ' W ii, f X I, f f !'Q'-f 'fl f i . ' f ' 1 . X, V f, , f ,ZQZQ j if be ' ' . ., W M X dw 1 ,VL ll' f f fl y f ffl f l X A ' ' f ' - A ' Vw' 1 1 V 1 K , ,lf L 1 5, 1 ,P I 1 1 'JC 1 WV fix! ' ly X . 1, , , 1 if f V, 1 1 f L-X?-Z1 fl, W, iff! 'fjff' Afff ------of1944 Lawrence Reynoldsg Ringgold Laura jo Rhea: Childress Tom Robinson: Fort Wtmrtli Emily Sayles: Meridian Bobby Schuttsg Fort Worth Betty Ruth Sears: Fort Wforth Robert Slawsong Fort XVorth Betty Smithg Fort Wortli Clarence Benjamin Smithg Morton Ruby Lea Tinsley: Fort Wortli Frankie Fae Trigg! Arlington Elsie Lee Vackerg Fort Worth 'QW We we ,Swv ,gawk , fax 'inf' - '7 e, A ' ' t 41,1 Q aw at w B l ,s-', .V ,- 4. -4 , I . , . if ,W 1? , ,V .dw V ' Q 5' - 7 ., J-b lfiwih- 'f'3t ..,V.:.. .' , V '. ,, V Q' ' if ,n ' fs, ' -gf: if-'9-IG ' 'V 4 1 22-5 gf' V 1. ', 'Q 'Lv 5 x xg.: .f K-w..'.--Q, '11 , . f V' ,2 2 :2w'1','. .Qu M .-3 A W ' - .3 qvif..-.u,. waz 11, ,,::- ., f s ,ol9ix...s.sc3n.-.-Q' -3- . f 63.5 jj, qw, . in 'fxsueI::l,g,',,,,xQ:4 .,.., .i f V 4,5 f 3 -' 'Q 3 - A 12n.4'3uon0b'4t ,yarn :A v -fa 4 t V' ., 1.:...-fo-.::f,:1Q.t -iv lsr 1 if 5 .'1.L'fEf3K'E , 4' X .fi -' f wifxg' ' Q ' ' , f V, ' A i may .-: :Vpvp.Q,f1za'1-zvrwf .V ,HA is-ff' QAQ vw-ff 1111 mmf- 1 Ruth Roseg Fort XVorth Dorothy Rush: Fort W'orth Lol.1 Sayers: Port W1n1'tl1 Nina Marie Settlesg Quanah james Shamburgerg Fort NVorth Bobby Simpsong Fort XVorth Horace Taylor: Fort YY'orth Don Thompiong Fort XVorth Mary Lintl Thompson: Fort XVorth 1 I if f' 2 I ij! if in li Iii' fir ry Xu fn' vi' 91,1 ,WJ ii!! r ,x uf' I' Qi ,Nix ' fi, lifllfs M I 'L i' rr, ' Class - Frances XY'.1rdq Rogcru lfrlene XY'e.1tliersg Fort XY'ortli Y I Iitlgnr West. Jr.: Fort XVortli I if f' I Q 71 rf, Ji' D , ff I ,' r -imi My Wifi, Y if -fir . fl ' 1 1' i , 1 J 1 - ' , If 1 , V ' i 1 i i J n , , , V f X 1' u , , 1 it M, e A Annodcll XY'ilkinsg Guthrie, Qklaliomn Virgil Truman Wiiliaiiisg Or.1n'e Kathryn Wfillis: Roscoe , , 25' the I A i 1 I f A ,gf . lt., , rhfff t 1 9 Mm ,W - - of 1944 Bernice Wlieelerq Fort Wortli Bertygwqgpgzr Fort, Wogtli Dorothy Wilkerson: Hamilton ul , g, ,ffj VV' r, ' 2-1 :fi lj' J f . ' X 1, ' Y 1, ' rf r f ' X I 4 bv P I ' 4 ff! 45 1 sf' I 2 ,r -1 I ', ,-.ff uf' ,i ,. , V vii 1 . ' f ' 1 ,. ZS: 4 u fl My IJ ' M- L. .ff D .- U A -X! Y' L x QU is , . 1 X ,' ' ' J I' sf , uw al if 11' in I, f J , Nm fix X Vergie Xvyattg Pampa - 1 Al. L. Wyiiiieg Burleson Betty jane Young: Falfurrias if dw f JMQHJWW 'LES WIZVL P1'l'SjlI,l'lIIL jerry Railey Vft'f'-IJ1'l'.YflI,t'lIf Charles M3I'kXXV31'd Sl'L'l'l'fdl'j' Elizabeth Sargent Tl'f'lI.YlIl'6'l' KI. D. Cooper Naomi Boyce Alexantlerg Fort xxlvllftll la-lene Allen: lileetra iloyce Allison: Fort NVorth Janice lfllen Baird: Stamford Edward Bakerg Fort 'Worth Caroline Barrowg Iilectra Polly Blaelxg klaekshoro John Norris Boland: Scranton lack H. Boothg Fort W'orth Velma Broylesg Royce City Bill Bullockg Graham Ginger Lee Butlerg Fort Worth 9 , 51 W, e , 39 6 'fy 2 VVC'MdricQ:'41'm VW ' ' A V- - H gglsigi ' ., 1, ::.jggQ a.. Y ' ' . - V' ' W at . Q ikw Q, ggi A - N H . ,rigs V Y , N t - . i' 'a1 f?' 3, C V ' ,.i.'s1..iix ' X U ,J . SQ SEM x :K t A x vs j j Q f ,. . ' t l -rf 'X x V 0- ,W40 X GN V 3 ts, H Q, 1, NW i 4 Q. ,,.. rm yes bm af ,i Q I X k ij! . ll j I A gs :Mfg W V 1, ,. Fw A 3 v W 'Wi Xiu' - -- . ,.,, Fl, , 4- V, gba V ' ?z'R'5:if:V-Q: fr V ff. 3:4 Ve ' X95 .. iff r V5 'Q3:p3?'31 ' or iii mi W ' was My i i 'x ea we aw vw Av W: ff Cc ye diy, 2 Q X ' def. .::V.:?Q ..,. ,seam .- N, ,. iw -W .,.,, iw' X jo f 2 gf! f f , Q 2 -04, Q, 4a We ' k. W' ' . ffm .- ,Y ,A M 9, 1534 29,545 if QV, ' r 4 61 ff ,. i, ,., Ziff ff! . ' waz: , I is , '- 313: , gg ' Z .3 ,. ff ,,: KC . ,WIP tp QV , ,,,,.' J, , ,w if We ' , , f ,V 1 :WQ3 J, Wai if I - I ,..A,,. 'n' , .7-igoh. if I . ,YW Q fa, . , f.. , f 4 ,. X ,A -J ,, m: -V ,. . f , . ., Z., ,hh 4 f fp -.f,,.,i ui I , ., . . 1 ' 1 . i s ,, Q Q ' , Q, lim .. ,y ,if V 1 V y 9 I wk' c f :W by M: 3? A 'Q 2 y P c ' I . f 2 '22, iq , go 'P Q 2 5 .,.. .j,, , 7 Vw - A X, -, ZH f 3 8 wwf R ' ' V ' ,I ,: ,fp ggffsf 2, M- b av M: - . A , I ff 77, :yn Ip ff r 2.2, Q , A .J V Q if va, jf! Vi! ' V f Q gfegk f .Q ,, new WM YW f If N 'Www WJ' ,,...W-iw Class------- Betty Lou Ammanng Fort Worth Winifred Jane Ashburnq Fort Worth Frank Atwellg Ballinger Lorraine Bcllahg Fort YVorth Mary Nell Bentley: Jermyn Graham Bevel: Fort W'orth Cecelia Bourkeg Mansfield Bonnie Brilesq Fort Worth Gordon Victor Browng Fort Worth -----of1945 'S-'Dgg Inez Cannon: Fort Yfnrth 1--.L Betty Cantrell: XYicl1it.1 Falls Nan Caslmiung Fort XYurtl1 -4 'R mf' N if .,. .....,, - fr : P 1 Mary Frances Clmrcrs: A-Xrlingttm Eva Lois Coclmranz Hurt Wlmrtlx LUul5C CUC! Bm-:ic x,'3'f A, nv- 'Q'-ff' X- t . George Davis: Fort Wlvrrlm 4 A .,-., . Ruth Davis: Ballinger ,' fs.-1 ' Morris Dixnn: Ynrt Xvurth F, u 'dy , 4 .x- ., '- Charles Evans: Fort XY'ortl1 5? ,, ' 3:1 in ,J Alanith Everett: Fort XY'orth Q. : U l it ,fv- B1ll1e Claude Everitt: Brownwood Q W ,Ni ' L. l C., :C fi if X 1 P , Mai ,A CJ: Y ' l,lIlII1C Clumbcrs: lwlrt XY',.rglq 1 'K ' . ,, P 1 I lflygcnc Llwunnz lwrt XX lzrtlm 'ls' A Ditlwy Clnutl: Fnrt Vlrtlu lt-: Y :Tm-.ll 10 - f I . -' ..: f'- .:'.l.. wg I .. ik i Q im- V X :.. . V , if - --- ' Cxztrpkrg Iwnfi XX 0!'fl1 x -43, ' vm 15 'KS If 5' A K - ' 3 lu.1n1t.1 CHX: btsrntwrtl 5' 'ff . . , ,. , . ....-P Plame lhmcl: lmrt XX ortn .nfs , 3 J. ,.lKh,,, , . Q W ga 6 Q i f X . ,lv A I .Q 5 ,Q ask 5. A :L ' X 9' -1--f x -A r a Y' x O' sk Av - .5 1 in. I 1 A ox ' Stelll lp. Dr-Alt: lllt Liu. Olsl.1l1 ml qw 6' ' K . - klulumic Ummm: Xlincral XYcll l Plulinc Duncan: Furl WMI' .-,T F.. ,ivy 1 'ir' sf 9 5s,s F fy, H , s -3545 In-,vw -X' W' ,I xctf' Carroll NI. Ferguson: lioanokc Lfl1.ll'lCS Franklin: llamllcy Howard Fuller: Fort Wiorrli Camille lflilalveth Gipsong Fort Xvurtli Fugenc Green: Port Worth Nada Greenq Fort Worth XXl.lI'I'Cl1 Hill. Fort XY'orth llivid Harkriderg Fort Worth Dan Hart: Odell ra .1 , Q I .ff I .4 I . f . X ,.,f'-Jil l I f 1 I I f ,f. ,Jr Rex llciiiiiiigtring Fort Wfurlli Virginia Hill. Fort W'orth VI. C. Holrg Fort. XVorrh J ,ua-our NAAQS' QQ ' 1-an-4.-w Class ------ Dorothy -Io Garlingtong Electra Doris Gathingsq Fort Wforth Carl Gilkersonq Abell City i 'f'5 . fait W ' 2.1721 ' fl it i Q A k J 4 ' 414 '-'I A -'f I f ff 9 I V 1 ' ' J e I xl . Z, A, yr Jf we ijixflll- 'i,,'L Y , ,fic A nl fy M Jill' J new ' , ,J ,J ' ' E ig, ff, A 71 if I 1 t - I 1.1 I ' W. ,, 1 -jr 4 Fl I V ' xx.-f' U' I i A :Ag M-ff 4 fry-,J fo r f X yfflflfe J gf- ' J! if uf X' , i - .- -.x, hi. Grwkwf w xy, if . ,Zi ! x..,,, D , L. B. Gresham: Ncwlin Robbie Dee Grounds: Justin Evelyn Hall: Fort Worth Billie Haynie: Fort Worth Billyelu I-Icndersong Fort Worth Mary Helen Hcndcrsong Fort Worth ------of1945 Vernon Holtg Fort XY'ortli Lewis Housemang Vega Mary Houston: Fort Wbrth Georgia Isbellg Port Xlifortli Doris Gene Jacog Fort XVorth Russell Jenkins: Fort Xlfortli joy jonesg Iowa Park Phyllis Jordang Fort XY'ortl1 S5 , lin' U.. -we 119' V sf- .if -, I :fl 1 1 .. it ' fda ' v 3: A isis f . wt Yi , s Elaine Judson: Fort NVortl1 - VV.. A june Kirlig Fort XVortl1 Marguerite Labhartg Fort Wfortli Kathryn Langstong Cisco . s1 Y ' If was s,,':,i,, X x . . ,Wan , ., 1, 41 2 ggi gy.: 'wr A - V 76, 40' Sam Houston: Fort XVurtl1 Virginia Ann Howardg Wicliita Fall Gerald Hyland: Fort XX'ortl1 Mary xlo xlolinsg Graham Virginia Lee xlolinsung Nocona Nvard klolinsonz Alvarado lack Keele: Pic Town, N. Xl. Floise Rellnerq Fort NY'orth Helen Ketchum: Port XY'ortl1 lflimbutli l..llNl1.lNX'Q Fort xxltlflll james V. Lavcrtyg Fort XVorth Lowe Leach: Fort Worth ww, Q s. f.5:srs:-W, ' lzzl' 9 Ai -. i XY. - --.. 'nazi A f - 5. . -gm, ,ww , t, .. A ,.,., , ,W i 'S' P S P I if r A i?NggoNgQ x if X 'N M M QQ, Q Kg 4- 1 Q Qi Q if ' x Ss ' fa A-' R 1 A ,ef , X- f it mn., H.1rold Lipfordg Fort XVorrh Robert Lowcg Fort XVortli Mary Hclcn Lyatcrg Childress lxlimbcth M.zrsh.xll1 Qnrxicana Gloris Mclintirc' Fo Wcm1'tl1 ' 3 lllllll lhl' Howard McCQlcndon3 Port Wbrtlx l W V 'Q , 1,4 my 4: ' Www ' ff I , U 2-at N- gy -, X N ,ru 1, - . xf,. gil, i 34 X 'S 4 1 NE fs, M A xx fy of 1? XM 2 f rf 5 NX , ,X ,, .,. 2 V Q 2 s l S 4 1 iff, f n l gl , 3? , 4 Q' S f 2 of X ' t R f ., ,, ' ,.,.,.A,:,Z3.:.,. ..,:1,f ,- ' -az -we-Q sv ., , ,. ,. ,,.:.Z1,Q,eb . - ' - z 'N- 5 l 5 V f i sf X V 1 1 , M A,., f' ' 'N 'af Q fs Q wi Q Q, 3 3 i 6 ., . . .-:Lg lx X l l l ii'g,i.ff A1AlA q,:i, i . Q l l ' ' N 1 A Q yt ii ri it M it ri all M W., w Y Q , M W fffw f ' , , -11-' '-Zeb , ' ' '- f ', 'fa 1c14: :fm V ' ,. ,,.. I L if . 331 lg' 2 f 2 Mack Mimaq Eunice, N. M. Dorothy Mitchcllg Port XVorth Nina Moarcsg Fort Worth wh: QQ Class ------ Margaret LCC: Fort W'orth Marjorie Lccg Fort Wforth Bob Lemon: Royalty Doris Mann: Fort W'orth Charles Marlcwardg Fort Wtirtli Mary Louise Marlurg Fort Wcmrth Vera Thelma McMilliong Midlothian Dorothy Louibc Mcadowsg Fort Worth Mozcllc Mcissncrg Bryson ------of1945 Juanita Mooreg Breckenridge Sunshine Moreland: Alvarado Arthur B. Morris: Fort W'orth Marjorie Beth Murphyq Fort NVorth Rosa Catherine Newg Holliday Abner Nicholsg Rhomc Nady' ,,.,,WM?' ,J fi' fy Jil . W g ff' W9 i J E f X f K 5-,i'r'4241,-fn .,., A ' , xii, , 'NI -f WU iiii-QQYIW '2j,1,'gf xl iQf44,.i'Zl,' - 'A' ' 1?-Yzisfffi . ffm? V f 351,212 -1-,Q is V ' ' - i it Betsy Bob Mnrrisg Fort Wnrth Peggy Io Morrisg Electra Clcatus Munn: Nimrod at :fy F' 1 My Alfred Nichols: Rhome xl , :M W Richard Nichols: Fort XY'orth Mary Ann Norris: Fort Worth i,-, , 1 .iti V I . M ,M ,. . 7 'i 4, ,-2,. - . Oliver O'Nealg Fort XY'orth WA E' r, ' ,t in V. M A W' f .,AA, 'W A .sf Florence O'Reillyg Fort Worth A 'W' W ' X, Til' A we P he . ..-Mfr Johnnie Faye Pace: Gladewater I ,,, 15:24 D , S 1, , r,-r, 'E ' i A - , i -A J, iijzzffm : . ., .,-A 5 JIM QIAZ , . Q ' g Qktil ' A , X 1' 01' 14 Ii 3 , 1. A 5 ff J 'v , L, I VE again, t gl K ,,,.. W 'p an Amelia Pachecog Fort XY'orth .t W M Q,,..,.., 3 '51 ,J X Philip PequeS: K-Bflgnd IW' W , 'fZ', fj.r I . X 'Av Bette Philipsg Fort Worth AQ, Margoree Phillipsg Fort NVorth ,w Martha Pickardg Fort Worth , my X. 4 5 5 's ei X if X 4 . qw ,i -5 'TQ 1 ' --x Christene Patty:,Pqrt'5iQoxrthL X ,YW in N, fi-Q , , ' 4' . Q- ' -' lg 5' W KA rl: 6 1 . w-il it ' ' . ls' tb Q 5 ,Vi X 1 , e - l l x, . N I ' I X F A X X 0. . H, - e i JQX. M M X V. ,-fx - fi ' f Q, ' K ' we jerry Raileyg Iiastland V J, 'NSW f i Leon Randellq Bowie , ww. Otlm Dee Rape: Mineola ., 5-we N ' -'Ceqlm Beth Rowell: Ciliflttliiklllgtl, Tenn. Margaret Lucille Rowland: Fort NVorth Elimbeth Sargent: Fort Worth 1 fxf Elizabeth Shawverg Vineyard Ruby Smith: Breckenridge Rozel Smithg Fort Worth 'Q M I glow X. 49. -. - .dw W 'wiwnm haf' Harvey Gordon Swordsg Terrell Doris Louise Tannahillg Fort Worth Iflva Tesseneerq Fort Worth if 1 l C155 - - an - - n q 45210059 5 ' in Flora Bell Ratliffg Munday 4 3 X 1 3 ww. ' R. L, Robertsg Fort Worth ,Qtr -new X ,.. V. ,ulq D 0 Mary Katherine Roseg Fort Worth - it 3 sw Q WTF' to-ff W , - w A , 5, , , -, '65 -V is .,:4 :,:,. ir , A V X ,Q ,Z fe ' ' ' ' ' 5 ' 7525, an L W -Q ,fin Billy Scarborough: Fort Worth Shannon Schwaing Fort NWorth Mary Katherine Shamburgerg Fort Worth Corrie L:1Verne Stewartg Hamilton Gleneva Sullivnng Fort Worth Billye Suttong Fort Worth --.---0f1945 Betty Joe Thurniondg Rhome Marie Tillotsong Fort Worth Martha Tolbertg Fort Wforth Porter Vaughng Fort Worth Mary Edith Wallaceg Fort Worth Bill Harley Warren: Meridian Margaret Wheeler: Capulin, N, M. Billye Kathryn Wfhisnandg Dallas M. Willianisiiiig Fort Worth Bobbie Marie Wiserg Fort Worth Mary Alice Yagerg Fort Worth Lois Youngg Fort Worth Anita Dixie Zuefeldtg Fort Worth 1 ,-,..., 4r,, ? MQ-vvffy , 4, , ni '. ,f V Beverly Tuclxerq CilJdew.1ter Mary Virginia Tuiilyg Fort Wforth Wfinsrun C.. Turbevilleg Fort NVorth ,f 7 ,, .,.t. ,,,. Z X X 5' Azi, 1 E i-iA.' Q+,3i?4 I f Vv A 'QW' N ' JILXVXIQ-Ajxkjv-A-1, iyxly-e-if 1 hx Qx, 'QR ,V, i may JV, ,vxi-te IU in fi jr Jb.,'f-fvkifki WM - -f-m-iq., ,-'W' v-.,-mr ER?-. KP' dt. 09' 2 3-fv'-50 ' my 42 VKX ,Qv 'Q H x N Glen NY ebbg Fort Xvorth Bonnie Bess XVcldong Neches Margaret W'entworth3 Fort Wlirtli R. lirwin XVillougliby: Port XY'orth Anna XVilniothg Fort Vforth Mary Louise W'inng Fort Wlmrth ADDITICNAL ,IOHN ITLBITRT SMITH K mx Fifi BS. Social Science Sakkara I, II, III President II. ,. .,. t x ws ltr-. ' --'X IX It 53 is QM, aa- ' X X V . . IV' I N Rambler l, ll: President of Class III: Vice- QWMIW Bill Hoonlg Roswell, N. M. Kathryn Bauglag Fort XVortli Claude Brucketrcg Holland Mildred Matncyg Fort Wt,irtl1 Rosemary Wfliitakerp Fort Wortli 5.8 'GN .pl --.....M, aI 5 sf? .fi f gr! 4 'I E 'ii 3 Q V ' , it we is QQ' W 5 f ,Q X .Wx 5:5 ':'Zf:??5::.. . 1 2 w,-2.-' 5 V T, -if-I' . - fi fi z '- 353, V ,fl-5 3 - - ' - - gg -2,354 Aww IQ Q 25. ' 5 2 .- -P. V Wh ,V lgffb 152' iii i V in 7 5512, if i' Q8 .4 ,M it im ,,..M..+,w44 WMM? STUDENTS jack Ifwingg Olney Louise Baltlirnpg Fort Wtirth Fred Brewer: Fort XVortla Margaret Dawaong Fort Worth Bill Wlieelerg Capulin, N. M. Lejeune Wilsong Fort Worth 'February 16, 1942, Buren Arnn Ronald Aultman Julian Baird Bob Baker McCall Baker Raymond Barnes James Barnett Joe Beck Bob Beddow Donald W. Bellah Curtis Blair Lem Bray Edward Brimager James E. Brock R. J. Brown Willianm K. Brown George Spahr Buckey John T. Cadenhead Edward Brand Clark Randy Cole Frank Collins Dayle Collup Doyle Collup W. L. Connell T. B. Connell Edward Conner Travis Covington Homer Craig Henry Crutchfield Robert Culwell J. I. Davidson Terrell Davis Wayne Dickey Jimmy Dungan Millard Elliott W. H. Estill Allen Farmer J. W. Faulkerson Ed Felder Leo Fielder Casualty QDUR SERVICE George Floyd J. W. Force Austin Foster George Graham John Grammer Gayle Grant Clarence Gray Verdon Gilchrist Billy Griggers Irving Grishman August Guadognoli Patches Harding Ralph Harding John A. Harrington A. B. Hatcher Earl Henderson Ellis Henderson George Henderson Ifrancis Hill Wayne Hillery Jimmie Hodges Ruel Hoifman Barney Johnson C. P. Jones. Jr. Judd Kennedy Ivan Kerr John Herman King Kave King Graham Kyle Rudy Lardnich Bill Larmer Bob Linton XVill Ray Long Elvin XVard Lowe Carl Lutz Bob McClung Buford McCauley Alvin McDonald Raul Manriquez Ray Massey David Michael ROLL Foster Miller Kenneth Moore Cletus Munn Lonnie Norris Bartow O'Neal Jimmy Orand Fred Patterson. XVeldon Rawlings Alvin Reese J. H. Richards Art Ridlon Theodore Rios J. XV. Rhodes Wfilliam Roberts Ernest Saliba Bill Scott Morris Scott Ifloyd Smith Iired Smith Oliver Smith Alvin Sterley Bill Stokes Jackson Stryker XVilliam Sweaney Raymond Talkington Volney Titus Tommy Tompkins Bryant Truitt A. S. Turner Charles Turner Herb Vallee Cullen XValsh James XVeave1 LeRoy WH-eks Gscar Weiinan Billy XVilliams Vernon Xvilloughby Joe Xvhitaker Howard Young XVilliam Young Douglas Youngblood James Zachary ' s 'f.., .,. A V .,., L -.1- in looi o Q 2 'K A Q XA ...Q-M KIXLKIIIQ WMM-f f X , f Patches Harding Frank Collins Kenneth Moore Raul Manriqucz Knvc King Wm ,W X1 1 gDf-Lwolzagfiaz GJZE 579 LLQOIZ 'J Q my .foams Ucznnon he-ZT236 YM .v .flffff .Gad WK. I l'l .1 0 , IJ. in 1 .,,'l-'.f!4 L, I0 'N' K fi' ,- F f I N cms cqazdin , 1.Q ' A A S? . nv 1 M2 'T ww xx A 'fa X M: mf Q X '- Q K , . 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WETQE agus Waff f rj Bonnk Bam qfysfcfon 30151 agus cyouiswziggf QEQHHE EO 'zoffiy Buzggazf WM G Wx, ,, ' Emu, ., ,QW -.,fxQj,f:2, x x 1 .fixgy -'lr , ff g w K 5 4 -:Npi?'E, ' , 1 if iw T1 f af-fi-ff ,J 4 , 1 ' ,Q-fjf.f im, , .gg f f 4 N 4 7 ,V xo , uf! , f ,,3u,z:,5,5i,:: Q. ' 474 .f f 'ffgi , V f, P W f- 15,1 F2 ,132 , Q 9 ' ffC14t?347I2 i'G':?',2 s' ,SY - ' f, vg,,,4i,f4iy,1gfQ guy' 'x'4j:,. 2 f 5,33 f .,,.. ,.Q... kmz:bzsz,1esLz1:,.xw.w'- dw gif Eafg gmorz JAMES HEBERLE . . . friendliness, studiousness, and de- pendability, are the characteristics which distinguish him . . . his interests seem to be mostly in the field of biology . . . president of Delta Sigma Delta . . . member of Alpha Chi . . . socially, he seems to be a regular suitor. MARY ANN KELLY . . . being quite talented in art and music, the services of Mary Ann have been in constant de- mand . . . president of the Dormitory Council . . . loves yellow . . . charming is an adequate description of her. T. STEWART . . . member of Ram football team . . . president of Junior Class . . . thoughtful, observant, and vigorous personality . . . is noted for his ability to co- operate . . . scholar . . . admired and respected by all his fellow workers. W-f :Q s-- ., A K' JPN XY Q' ' 'ii i., 5 'ff 'Lat 'E' M fi, ,JH lf, 'W 651, 2 'Q 5 i ' . W -1 ii ,af Q .mf W1 3' ' f, as t S. M fi? ef - f - f . fav.. A 1 '53 X. .sl . as-x Viv. ' H - 1 .V . 4 1' 'Q P5 ,X N is s .Wig 3 il. A ,gi X! if .. , lkwyir- QQ? Q wi ami. ,H ,. - i ' W. u i s., i. .al as kg., . 449.1 .. My ,MQ mil? wi EUGENIA GUNTER . . . edited the 1942 Txweco . . . likes to read. . . member of Press Club and Koro . . . gor- geous red hair . . . pleasing personality and smile . . . likes clothes and can always be found with some new ideas. aw V 1, Q , ,aw ff W 459, AW, , f Af u. ,f W, , , ,I 4 I , Y il -L, if 4' 2 'if , 4 V X s ,,g ,, gb. X, MZ 9, 1 1 f 1 . 1,1 f I .' nv as 1 Y r , ef l 3, A W 1 nga ,J ,,,W.w1?, C fix., wa , A ' - 4, 1 + 2 if, f Z g 4 it ff' wi 1 if 3 L' 1,3 f P 'I W . ,- .. ' ' , x . I ' , , , , I 4 I lp! , I V' 1 i s Y ,Q gv1ARcsA1h3Tl M6l5l'lAiPiON Q . . pdesident of Alpha chi . . . fi l capablel . . Q efficient . . :i reliable . . . likes all outdoor and 1 ' 4 indoorpgsports J... member of S.M.K .... ,student assistant ,' ' in Eiigli . JJ. vice'-presiiclent of the Senioh! Class. J! i I fl ' K' f fl - l, I . ' I A I l J J Y o x J I n - f RAYMOND MATTHIS . . . fall, lean, lanky . . . believes inil giving credit where credit is due . . . plays basketball ' L . . president of the Student Council . . . born with the . amazing talent of getting along with people . . . member of Altocol . . president of his class two years. ROBERTA HARDING . . . vice-president of the Student Council and Dormitory Council . . . student assistant in speech . . . she calls Bowie her home and is one of the most popular girls on the campus . . . sometimes called Lefty. , . . .4 NORMAN ROWLAND . . . edited The Rambler and car- ried on battle for freedom of college press . . . grins con- stantly . . . plays golf . . . has never failed to give proper thanks to his staff . . . member of Sakkara. X f L 1 flmlef LH Tooth Texas XVesleyan finished in a second place tie in the Texas Conference football race in the Texas Conference for the I9-ll season. The Ram gridmen won live of their six contests, suifering their only loss to the Yellow jackets of Howard Payne. The Rams scored 194 points against 139 for their opponents in the six conference tilts. TNVC scored 68 points more than their nearest rival, Howard Payne. Two Rams, Graham Kyle and tlohnny Hunter, were among the hrst four in the individual scoring race. All season the Xvesleyans won live of eight games, but two of these losses were against non-conference teams who proved too fast company for the Wfesleyans. The opening game was lost to Hardin-Simmons and the Rams closed the season by dropping a contest to the Texas A. 86 l. gridmen. ff: V JOE CONNWAY Played good ball .mll sem n s ,dV W1lh..,,,M W IQLMIZR ADDINGTON Another guunl taclilc QA! ' MW by .f4r' J Y' TJ J bfi- ' ,JV , - 'k f ,-45' . ' 0 1295 giljtlgf g 5, J lf K V ff ,if I fl' ' 7 ' ,f P Q, f 'T' 1 'Ni X-'BKAK YAG1211 ,L 'U A-Mui' C1145-.ging lincsman W ff .WMV T. I. STI XX',fXR'I' A gmmul jul! .ll Llglllg XIA X115 Z,-XLHAIQ Y I,l.1ycLl rcwrxu guard KAVI1 RING Iwxcullcm lull lmmll r 4 J Y J, 0 -gi, , Q Q fx , u L '55 '-- - ' . ' Y 55' , iv P 45: . is 4 . 4 A I SPOT COLLINS All-conference guard 'Nl' 'VN ' 'HBE l I-Num' liulxtcrul Llw line fv- J' If' KENNETH MOORI? P155 snatclier MORRIS SCOTT 60-minute center GRAHAM KYLE High scoring back O 1 will .wt N HQJEQPJAY LOWERY Reserve guard --wil' AQQ X W E 5 wdg 'Ulsqf' Us E W 1 litim. Wu? 'Maggy ,plfx 6' ,f W 1-7 is ' TJ -A-Q AVI 4 I I I 1, 'M . V V , X- 1 f ,ft j'.v'+7 ,tg , 4 9' ' 9 1 ,, 1 ,, 1.1 . V! I K ' V? g ' l L' l 7. Wl ffroscmt WEIMAN All-conference end BUFORD MCCAULEY Great defensive guard JOE TURNER Fleet wing back RUEL HOFFMAN Field general W-16 Hardin-Simmons Cowboys took the Texas Wesleyaii Rams for a ride, 31-7, in the opening game of the 1941 season. Long passes accounted for most of the Simmons scores. Capt. Murray Evans, tossing, and Harry Burrus, receiving, was a combination that was infallible for the Cowboys. The seige began earlv in the first period, when Burrus fielded a -11-yard pass on the Rams' 10. The XY'esleyans' only score came after a pass from Johnny Hunter to Marcell Harrison worked for S0 yards and a first on the H-S 16. Raul Manriquez took the ball on a reverse for a first down on the six. Hunter followed with a pass to Manriquez in the flat for the score. The Rams opened the conference IIICC with a 16-6 win over the Southwestern U. Pirates on the rain-soaked Rosemont Junior High School gridiron. Late in the second quarter McMurrey, Southwestern guard, intercepted a screen pass from Hoffman intended for Graham Kyle, and galloped SS yards for a score and the Bucs led 6-0. The Rams turned on the power in the third quarter and jumped into the lead and were never headed. Hoffman took the ball over from the 10 for the first Wfesleyan score and johnny Hunter made the extra point to put the Rams ahead 7-6. Kenneth Moore took a toss from Hoffman and scampered over for the next TWC score, Parham broke through, minutes before the end of the game, to bar a pass down behind the Pirates' goal for two more Ram points. Two first period touchdowns gave the Wfesleyan gridmen a good start in their 29-6 win over the McMurry Indians in Abilene and enabled them to win their second Texas Confer- ence contest of the 19-fl season. The first marker was set up by Captain Buford McCauley when he broke through from his position in the line and blocked a punt on the 22. On the next play Hunter went across the middle for 6 points. Near the end of the first quarter Hunter tossed a pass to Marcell Harrison good for 35 yards and another Xveslevan touchdown, Alternating with passes and running plays in the second period, the Wfesleyans pushed the ball down to the two, from which point Hunter took Hoffman's pass in the end zone. Both the Rams and the Indians scored in the last period. The Wfesleyans were on the midfield stripe when Hunter faded back and tossed a long spiral to Capt. Joe Turner, who caught the ball oo the 15 and continued to the two before he was brought down. Kyle went over the right side of the line for the marker on the next play. The Indians came to life and made their score in the last frame also. Wlieelei', McMurry quarter, got loose and ran for a touchdown, but the attempted conversion failed. Once more the Indians threatened but the drive on the Rams' five failed. A second non-conference team scored a win over the Rams in the fourth week of the 19-fl football season. East Texas State Teachers College took a 6-point lead early in the second period and held the advantage for the remainder of the game. In the second quarter Hoffman booted the ball to the Lions' 32. J. C. Meeks, red-headed Etex quarterback, re- ceived the ball from center, found a man in the open and tossed the ball 50 yards into the waiting hands of Cordray, who in turn flipped a lateral to Bogue, the latter then raced the remaining 35 steps for the score. The Rams threatened once just after the intermission with alternating pass plays and an unusually strong ground game, but the Wfesleyan drive bogged on the East Texas ten and the rest of the battle was back and forth between the 40-yard stripes. Everything was right for the Wesleyfaii eleven when they played Austin College at Sherman and as a consequence they came out on the big end of the 48-7 score. Elmer Addington recovered an enemy fumble on the Kangaroo 33-yard line to set up the first score. The ball was carried to the Austin 2-yard line on power plays before Graham Kyle smashed over. The 1941 Edition of the Rams in action. kms 46 7 , fm 44. qf, fr -1 'Mr'-, 'su 'N1'f'Kiifu'3'2uQ fm ,,, , -1 v4 ' yr' 1 R 4 , .. I gxx ,.x n ,- xyx' QQ, 0 F73 if x fg Jfmg ,Al-3 iw' W 1 sv J , 4 .R -A iaffzitiz 'T 'f?':-max gfki ,V 1 nr' WWW' ,alwf ., 'IEE K3,,Q-im Q Lg h A M x.-hn'. 3vf Q W 5 4?-ev-Q., 4. 5 E 5 i! I '7' 5 1. ai-'1 ' The Kangaroos came back at the start of the second period to tie the score. Wyatt Ringgold, Austin quarterback, circled the end for SS yards before he was pulled down on the Rams' eight-yard line by Red Ledbetter. An official off-side penalty against the Rams placed the ball on the three-yard stripe and from here Ellie Floyd went off tackle for the score, then kicked the extra point. TXVC came back to score two more touchdowns before the half ended. On the first scoring march during this period the Rams carried the ball from their own 30 on running plays alone to go over for the score. Graham Kyle went over for the score when he broke through center on the 18-yard line and outran the Kangaroos' secondary. The other drive during this quarter originated on the Rams' ZS with Ledbetter and Hoffman accounting for most of the gains. Hoffman made the score and Hunter accounted for the extra point. Three Ram scores kept the fans interested during the final period. Kyle made one of the markers and Moore took passes from Cohn and Hunter for the other two markers. It was the same old story for the Rams when they met the Howard Payne Yellow jackets in Brownwood on Hal- loween night. It was as if the spooks were really after the Wesleyans for the Yellow -Iacket jinx was working as usual and the TWC team went down Z0-7. The Rams played good ball throughout but they were unable to cope with the Jackets' spread formation, which netted two of the three HP scores. It was late in the fourth period when the Rams finally struck back and made seven points. Red Ledbetter churned over from the Jacket nine just before the end of the game. It looked as if the Rams took the fury of their defeat at the hands of Howard Payne out on the hapless Hill Billies of Daniel Baker. The Billies came out on the round end of a 60-0 score for their twentieth straight loss on the gridiron. Even though the Rams scored at will, the Daniel Baker eleven scored a moral victory, besting the Wesleyans in first downs 9 to 7, and threatened to score once, getting the ball to the 13-yard line on a five-yard penalty and line plays after recovering a Ram fumble on the 20. The Rams closed up their conference business with a 59-0 win over the Trinity University Tigers at Farrington Field to wind up in second place in the Texas Conference race tied with Abilene Christian College. Early in the first quarter, Graham Kyle threw a pass to Oscar Weimann, end, who maneuvered behind the Trinity left halfback, the all-conference wingman took the ball on the 20, and sidestepped one defender and outran the safety man for a touchdown. Kyle made the point. Three more touchdowns were pushed across by the Wes- leyans before the intermission. On the first score in the second period, Raul Manriquez, speedy little back, cut to the side- lines and johnny Hunter found him with an aerial which he took and scampered the remaining 45 yards for the score. Hunter accounted for the next marker, running over from the 15. Kyle made the other score in the third period. Texas Wesleyan lost its final game of the season to Texas A. 81 I. at Corpus Christi, 39-13. The Rams were out-weighted, but never out-fought by the superior team and after a shaky first quarter settled and played excellent ball the rest of the game. Ruel Hoffman, playing his first game since he was injured in the Howard Payne fracas, tuned in his best game of the year. Passing, running and kicking for plenty of yardage in the affair, and stopping many Javelina running attacks with his back-cracking tackles. Graham Kyle scored one of the Rams' touchdowns to mount his total to 54 points, the second highest in the conference. Captain Joe Turner and Kave King, both seniors, finished their playing careers under the Wesleyan colors. More action shots of the Rams . . . Students enjoying the games. 'v f , ,qs s r 1 I . 1 , X SW it X' pg' W 1 ' 1 ew if--f 5? 5' Etil ':'5' L D . 9 3 stems if , ff 1, I i f F 715 3 1 ' . M 9 . 1 1 W 1 X ,, .X 1540? - 'X X ' wins if N .,, K Q I I K s, 341' 1 93, Q- - if 6 J M A ss. 1 X . 1 .A it 9 'fig ', Vs' 'f . 1: 1- M 'J' v ' at - Qs- 5133: av ti I J :VN 515. Y f:q,..,: Norman Rowland, number one on golf ladder. Porter Vaughn in number three slot. Q16 Texas Wesleyan golfers who still hold the team and individual Texas Conference championship won in Abilene two years ago have one of the best foursomes in the history of the sport at TWC and are favored to take the title again. Beginning their third year on the Rams' links team are Earl Morris, captain, and Nor- man Rowland, TC title holder. Another vet- eran, Eldon fSlimj Lewis, is out for the team for his second year. Bobby Schutts, number four man. Jay Lowery in sixth place. Q16 The newcomers include Bobby Schutts, former NTAC golf star, who is expected to do much toward strengthening the Wes- leyan foursome this season. Porter Vaughn, golfing freshman from Handley high school, who shoots consistently in the seventies. Jay Lowery and John E. Smith, Who let- tered in 1937, are back trying for a position on the resent ladder. 4, 0 P J , X, ,X Y, g v It ' I P, , y s. .. 1 f - 4' H y E , my i 0 if ff I . 5 A p,aP 1' V . y y .flax-' 'll ,ff ll ff, in ff s e l - , I r V J, I 4' M Fl, ffl' 'll iff J A' . f, 5 y y , f K . f, ll J 1 ' if V ' X J YJ lf ity. V J, . J I ', I Iv ' I Q L-f .ff N APJ ,l !lf , A WV i I y 4 if N - 57,51 V fi J r af' f fl lf lx 'iff 1,1 X X' l I r'fr'ff , 'li' 'J' tif, f , A 'fl , if fx ff f luv ' li f R J' J fllfl 'I N V' 'I f I V - - if ,f If 1 4 I Q Lf A Y, I, , , 2 , 'I' If V X' f-'J y All the men. 1-2. X . WA ADRIAN MCFATPQSR w Best guard K :Q WEYMAN COTTON ROY BARBER Individual high scorer Speedy Hoorman Q n -I RAYMOND MATTHIS Utility man ,, Ag, HB, fi ww... 'omni' - A uv 42. if 5 gg, .5 . W.. V ggfwywf' 4' K M, aww W My 'Hills X, 2 A ABNIER NICHQLS Fast freshman fff'! unl!ilvq,,, 1 L f ., 2' Ii. F. PARHAM agmfimvf ,Ai9 5W wif mf A N 1 , f il ,1 A V Wi . rf, 5 A, 5 X ' M A HARDY FORTENBERRY Shoots with one hand High sioring forward f cr I 4: Jay f, ' - L L ,Q A- 'P irkjwgrrf- f lr , W, ul . 'ff f '- 4, . l .Q A-f , f. -1- WV if 1 my sf I 7 ef 4 QQ ,Qs 4 'S' 6 Q34 f --- k 5 Q, .aa . 9,7 A. o - sf A if ik JAKE PHILLIPS DAN HART Good ball handler Diminutivc specdster J I l GORDON BROXVN 15.1ll stealing freshman ,E -E 5 an-'Www' N A'-ak i 'I 1 ll ,hg0!p I .Hams I ege..lx' For the third con- secutive year the Texas Wesleyan cagers Hn- ished the conference season with a perfect record and took their third straight Texas Conference crown. For the entire sea- son the Wesleyans won lifteen of twenty con- tests, two of the losses ni9H9if'f3-. 908253.35911 cage tou v ments. Pre-season games included two wins over the Dallas Dr. Pepper independents and a single victory over the North Texas State Teachers College quintet. The Rams lost the other end ofthe double- header to the Eagles and dropped two games to the powerful East Texas State Teachers. The other two de- feats were at the hands of Lon Morris Junior College, in the first round of the sectional AAU tournament, and to the Stout Institute of Wiscoimsiia in the first round of the Na- tional Intercollegiate tourney in Kansas City. The Rams opened the sea- son after being touted for a second division berth by Texas sports writers, who could see very little possibilities of the young inexperienced Wesley- ans winning the title for the third straight year. Clifton 'Wi If I Q '20 f 1 A AWHGQ Texas Wesleyan had a hot week-end just before the end of the season, when they coasted to a 66-19 victory over the Austin College Kan- garoos after running up a 42-8 margin at the intermis- sion. The next night the Wes- leyans continued to wax warm and came within two points of breaking the con- ference scoring record for a single game when they de- feated the Trinity Tigers 79 to 31 in their final appear- ance in Fort Worth in the 1942 season. Even after winning ten consecutive games the Rams still needed to win one of their two remaining contests. It was under this pressure that Texas Wesleyan whipped the Howard Payne Yellow Jackets 46-42 in the first of the two tilts. The Rams' margin of vic- tory wasn't as great as the score indicated for it wasn't until the Hnal eight minutes of play that Gus Miller's boys earned a safe lead. The following night the Wesleyan five overwhelmed the Daniel Baker Hill Billies in the Hnal conference game of the season. It was the third straight year that the Rams ended the season with a per- fect record. Their string of consecutive conference wins is at 41. V TENNIS . . ,.. Frank Bounds Neal McEwen Johnny Domm - Fred Kelly , si L - E I l I 5 ffl H . l il 15 F f li Q - W 52 ' E Doubles ri ex V? 3 1 1 v Bill Domm i The Team and their Coach, Mr. Alfred Ewing .- .fi . l s 1 's 3 V l l ' I l I L 2 I 5 - GIRLS, SPURTS . . .gr . L xx LlT fX ' ' sn., .. I V 1, s l , xii IZQ A ai' Y, 55 4 , ' J, , aa PPP 4, M I sf - i X l my K ik , 1 . , N -1:'s.H ,gi K .L Q i , . , ii i.-a fs' N I X, M , ., :. xf 4 . . ' i ' lamps ,., f. i Q 'JV Q .. 'A 32-N gf. fl' . as YK sf,-'lffbjr . I i iieiliizsfgsi yapv 1 .fx WV f :bg 4 if fx '1,,.f-as , i .V f,Q3N 1 ss'- 'wf' 1 -1. S..Q.l,,,: 'wr . ' ' ',' 4'..M..k ' li ff' ,- A ,, 6 H L if L in .J ,,,,M. 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' g , 4 it x ff' 1 in Q xc . nv ll' as ALL-RUUND GIRL ATHLETE, Alice Marshall, does an ankletrap in soccer Dorothy dribbling Looks like a stack-up Twerp showing a perfect punting form V, ,. .I -QM: f , Parr gives a throw-down Tackle in field hockey Margaret, Jane and Edith enjoy softball SAFE! Waiting their turn GIRLS' SPGRTS ls Y mf A :Sex xg . A T ,W -W' GIRLS' SPGRTS WAA sponsors many more sports -- horseback riding, basket- ball, volley ball, badminton, table tennis, bowling, and swimming So many people attacking one little ball. Q 1 r , I f I . 0 MW' 4 I , I f Z z p -V' . ,. f, .,, 7 I 9 f ff 1 M Q , 5 'L if , -1 Maggie yvaiting for a roll-in in field hockey Can't you tell this Was posed? s lyuf l ' lf-4' mv 1' l Ifn y ' I N s A ,ww I I 1 I X f N M , I I' - f I 'N I ,IX r, ' , 1 w 'I X J f. , jf , 4 V. , kj, I ,' I I 'I Yr If I f I ' If I J I! ' , I V , ,I I 1 f X ' W I I I A-' ' ,, I W I A I I II - Q f I . ' 'I . 'I' , , If ,- I I, I If I . I ' IM I If J ,Ml xl! 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Q' bah 1 2 ' 51, v 'W .Q 4: af, 1 Vw 1 , 1 C? 1 y , 1 1 .v M .. , I Zvmg-45112529:35-1-529:eififmfzr-V - 9 n QC BGA 1 X 3 N ,yff 4 M , V V , 1 A 0 y N: gngy wx x ' y X 2 , , 7 a1t'1.Qfmx. fy X, 1 X, Q xx :h,3,.,,:5 -1 5: , I , wzsif? , ff 1 up bf ,1 11.4-st1 f ' In N51-ff Q.. : iii if 1- 'V 6 M ' 0' ,, ,Jw 5 ,. -11, ,iw - 12 ,r 3 Ak, asp- . 2 as 2,...:1,,:z ., ,pw Huw l: P21111 l3111'Q0. Fl'2lYN'9SlK'lh Gilrwvn. Hz-lvn Hnutc. D'A1'1'y 1411501011 Gl'1iL'iL' Ifl'2llJhElI1l, Ly na.ll1 IXLIDQIIHII Kmx K1 HV 2: Jz11'k Huskins, lfvnn Lczwh, D1,m1thv 11111111 Wilsun, 'I'. IC. Stz1ff1mr1I, Virginia Hale, Iiubbv 51111 N 35: U1n'11thy Vinsnn, Fl'2lUl'Q.4 liulluw, l'I1lu'z11' Iiz1h11n. Clitl'01'1l King, J. W. I 111'uc, . , Q gy, . h nf ' 3-f w5'f. H-7 1-.ff ' ' , P ' f f 1 f 1, 'Wg ,M f , 5 , qwuffhf Q .ZQ THE RAMBLER NORMAN IKQWLAND Editor THE RAMBLER S Ezfifm' T T T TT. Bzzsinvss Mazzagvr Axsoriafc' Edilors SUL'il'f-1' Ecfiforx Club Edifors T Dnznmfir' Eelifor L,ift'l'c1l'3'Et1ff0l' T Sjiorfs Df7f7H7'fllIt'llf T T T T . T T T . Rvjvorfvrs: Walter Turner, Edgar Rabun, Clifford King, Bobby Schutts, KI. W. Force. V The RHllIbl6l' is Texas Wesleyan's Wee TAFF Norman Rowland T T Paul Burge Francebeth Gibson, Helen Hoote D'Arcy Laseter, Gracie Brabham Lynelle Kebelman, Jack Hoskins T T T T, E. Staljford T T Virginia Hale Bobby Schutts, Dorothy Vinson D'Arcy Laseter, Gracie Brabhani, kly newspaper. The aim of the editors has been to give the students a complete coverage of campus news, and an interested but unbiased View of all campus activities. It is a first-class member of the Associated Collegiate Press and the Texas Intercollegiate Press Association. Q' 'l Nil K f A x i , A ,,.' .4 Mwx .A V N xxwig - QW Mar Blackmon Assisfalzf En'ii0r A A if A Y A.hA AA ....AAAA, ,q: Norman Rowland A A Sporfs Kave King A Sporfs David Catterton Sfajff ASSiSfdlIf Warreii O'ReillyA A A A .Sf ASSiSfdlIf MARY EUGENIA GUNTER Editor V The staff of the 1942 T.x'zw'c'o has concentrated its efforts on giving you a good annual, rather than attempting revolutionary yearbook ideals. Each phase of school life in 1942 has been given the space which the staff considered it merited and in accordance with the co-op- eration extended the staff by those in charge. A H5 fo. I -Q,,..ur 'ffl' 106' :R jg ,, Qi, 'WN ? l fv- fw- 'W' ...M kv ,,,g..,,, gurl, -0-'fx 'fv- Row 1: MHl'S.'Zil'Ct McMahon, Jane l eru'usfin, Uorwiliy Vinson. James Hvlwrle. Islia Mziymiiwl liuhlrill, ljcnnye Iirmwks. Row 2: Marzaret BI'Uf'Ili5. Rohhie Sue C-wiiiulon. lllainehe Flzinzisziii. Di-rotliy Louise lforfl. I 1'ziiieelwtli Gil'-I-n, Mrs. Jim Carrie Lanter. Row 3: Ft-nn Leach. Alice Marshall, Clyde Illznshzill, Riiliert Mvlilroy. lVIai'y Helen Phillips. Yzulzi l-lziiiiey. TEXAS MU CHAPTER ALPHA CHI OFFICERS Prrsiifwzf Margaret McMahon lyjft'-Pl'l'Xjlfl'lIf Jane Ferguson SlTl'l'ff1l'J' Dorothy Vinson Tl'1'r1SI1l'l'l' james Heberle Alpha Chi is Ll national scholarship society. It was founded for that great body of colleges and universities that cannot hope for early con- sideration by such an exclusive organization as Phi Beta Kappa. lt aspires to the same function in its held as Phi Beta Kappa does in its broader realm. Mrs. Rose Lee Lisenby is sponsor. gy 'Jib- Q-ulI M vw -KM, . an ICNN l,l'1,Xi'lI CAIQI, LICSTJX DAVIS '1'.l'l.S'l'AFI'URIJ ILUHERTA HARDING THETA QMICRCDN CHAPTER ALPHA PSI UMEGA Alpha Psi Omega is a national honorary dramatic fraternity established for the purpose of providing an honor society for those doing a high standard of work in dramatics and to provide a Wider fellowship for those interested in the college theatre. The fraternity is not intended to take the place of the regular dramatic club, but as students qualify, they are rewarded by elec- tion to membership in this fraternity. i ,L , , , -1 V we x 2 yu. , -. . 4' -ki.: V W 1 , f I s ,,,.i Q Q,,,.r , T AM-Ma.,,,,,Vo P, ,V Y Wm ,W 5 . ' '- , 5 2 1' ' 2. - 5 . 'Q 4 , '- . ' H , . - f we ' ' ' f 1, .. MQ? gi :f ' W' , 1. , ,431 5, G, i ' 4 4f ' 'V 324 , 7 , , ' I I , A Q 3 .4 , A. . a- , 'X . W. 'yr 42 we -' i x -0 ' ' i il' . f 5' 1 '- , . , ,,., . . , V .,,,,.., , V ,f . fi QE f a , 1 ' My iw, Q S., 4 -722 f i . M f gk -L ., 1 Q, 'J lx L v- I U53 is . , T I .Q ,v,-. .f 1: 1 L IT' -, nw' . X Q1 X Y .Pi H V' K Q 4.. 1 f , 4 . -'-'Q' . 3- ' ss., i 45 WR io ff' , gy X s hd' sf 'ag J J'-f' 1 , ,, I ,1 3 v 42 it 6 ,a W ,, f 6 I f ? I . 2 ' 1 'ix I N , X 'N 'sn if . V QQ , '53 , gg' , Q jim' 4 i mfg S , f I , ,fda ' ii . rf A' ah' .ani ,u., SQ, ,A 1 V ,gh ,wb V3 fi' 1' W, -,. i Ei'-gg P V. -fi 72' ' ' V. , , sf' , Q' , . 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Hum-l Hiuuins, I,ym-llv Kvlii-ln1:1u, l'iL'llll Leach, Bob I.:-nifm, Grzulu .lane liimlsuy. Row -1: Beth LyIivh,l 1':mk llluuers, film- Mzittliis, Rulwrt M1-lilroy, Gloria M1-lintirv, Rlury Nlvllvziim-, l'uuliu-' lvlorris, Leon Rzimlull. Row az Shannon Suliwzain, lvluruiv Tom Smith. 'lf li. Stzifforrl, Gleiivva Sullixzm, liillyf' Sutton. Mxirtliu Tolbert, Dorothy Dr-an VVilson, Mary Louise VVinn. TI-IESPIAN CLUB OFFICERS I'1'f'siJw1f Carl l.est.1 Davis l'i4'v-Pivxiffwzf jack Hoskins Sf'c'n'f41i'Vy-TrnlxlzVw' Rolierta Harding This dramatic organization is made up of those students who are interested and those who Wish to Work in play productions. At least one major production and a number of one-act plays are presented each year. This year the major production was Niglvf Mzzsf Full. rv I 3. -1 h. Y x Q., 0 as. V ' Jwsk-1. ew-.-. v x ,. -4-sax M ,WS .Q fs-ivsq X, . 4g ,. -f-1. ,, 'Nw hs' I V W iii? 5 tx VX it 2 4 Q .0 . , A '23 y , V -, x..-- , , 1 t , - ff- an - ,X wr- :Q-1-.f -24'-ver.: . -we ::.,'4f:'5ga,.: 5 rsikfi a-L-e::?2-P g 1 Q tv .V - N S I Row 1: Ifrzinues lirowncl, Glue Matlhis. Virginia Hale, Dorothy Rose Sullivan, Ann lieziuehanip, Byron liillman, Louise Coe. Huw 2' Curl Lestzi Davis, liolrliy Dodson, Jerry Drury, lVIil1lre1l Fisher, June Hardin, Roberta Harflinu. liillyelu Henderson. Row 3: FQ-nn Leavh, lVlary li. Lemons, Frank Mugers, Gloria lVlc'lCntire, Mary Mcllvaine. Pauline Morris, 'l'. li. Staffortl. SPEECH MAJORS ASSOCIATION omciaizs l,l't'.KiLll'lIf , . Frances Browncl Virf'-I'1'wiJw1l Glec Matthis Sn'1'i'fu1jy-Tumlrrvr . S Virginia Hale This association is composed of all the speech majors on the campus. The senior speech majors presented The IllI6lgjlI6ll'Vj! I11- zvzlifln as a senior recital. , if 'Y-N Y , ,,... , ' 1. 7 . Ni ' X J-sf D 'rat Q -I-is 0 -me fi' . ' If - 'M X . J Hts: lf' scifi ,W Row 1: J, VV, Force, Virginia Hale, Franuebeth Gilmm. Frances H2111-my Mary I-Rini-lmnin, tlruvie liluiluhgiynr Row 2: Paul Burue, Robert Greaves, Eugenia Gini-ter, Helen Home, .luck Hlvrkillx, I.ynelle Kelii-lnmn. Row 3: D'A1'cy Laseter, Normzm Rowland, Hobby Svhutts, Margie Tom Smith. T. IC. Statfoi--I. I3-ii'-'thy Vinson. Ruth Young: THE O. 0. MCTNTYRE CLUB OFFICERS PH'AiJc'llf T. F. Statforti Tyilil'-PVd'5itlt'llf Virginia Hale Si'c'1't'fi11' y-Tr'i'i1s11Vi'1' T vI'.1I1CCTWCfTl Gibson The club is composed of students who Work on The RcI1lI!7lt'l' and T.x'u'c'co. It is a member of the Texas Intercollegiate Press As- sociation. Mr. F. C. Leach, Jr., is the sponsor. if fx Qhw Q-1... lxji Q my K e - Q :Q f A f 'K . 3539 ' ' 11 - QQQ1 5 V' 5 1 ' an K 1 ... xr - , ' A 5 - . Q A ,, - N' l. - Y ' V :xr il - 'i ' SXQIIZL. . . as X 1 '. r:w33f - K .. 3 K- og .5 5, V . ' gy' V Q eb ' -- ,Q y . -in-. .: 1 .-if 1- -ff' . .. . X ' A . 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E g ,f ,. , . .9 as 3 'Kar' A , . limi 6.6 ' vm 1 fm S:-hz ,N 'X 6 4 .- .e i 'ww ' ' .2 4 2 5 r 0 v- . Qi Q uw' , A iff -1-S-WN' - 4 'A' ff . , , ,e f .MM ' v 1 1 0 . I , , I , an X 52'r,'gnQ we -f 2 I . i W ig . f . iw , Row 1 Huw 2 Row 3 Row 4 ' Charles Franklin, Carl Gilkerson, Billie Hainey, Dan Hart, Bob Lemon, Mary Helen Lyster, Clyde : Frances Brownd, Everett MuClendnn, Grady Barnes, Mary Mcllvaine, Jerry Railey, Frank Atwell, Ed Baker. : Mary Nell Bentley, Graham Bevel, Jerry Biles, James Carpenter, Dorothy Coker, Bobby Dodson, Billie Everett. Marshall. . Howard Mn-Clendon, Mack Mims, Pete Peques, Mary Adelyn Race, Leon Randal, Billy Scarborough, Mary Edith Wallace, J. M. Williamson. A TEXAS WESLEYAN AN OFFICERS Pl'l'Sillc 71f , . . . , Everett McClcndon Vive-P1'Psif1r'11f . . . . Grady Barnes Svrrc'fury-Trvaslzrm' . . , Mary Mcllvaine Drum M1liOl' A A FFIIIICCS BI'OWI1d WILLIAM H. HOWARD Dil'6C'tul' if 4 1 1 V TEXAS WESLEYAN BAND Under its new director, Willianl H. Howard, the blue and gold clad band has been active this year on chapel, at football and bas- ketball games, in the Stock Show parade, and at the Texas State Teachers' District Convention in Dallas. Most popular number: che new Texas Wesleyan fight song. wi i va W' xt .Mm NJN hi' mm- NWN W fri? crrx' klLlI1Cll.ll'!' Helen Home leanne Thompson Eugenia Gunter 0 'll N N-N,.e,q.,., es.. XX'1-no YS, 0- 'M' R. Y KOROSOPHIAN LITERARY SOCIETY Iiirsf Sl'HIl'.Nfl'l' Merry june Parr Helen Hoote . -ECJITDC Thompson lQLl4!1L'I1l.l Gunter . OFFICERS . P!'t'Ajllt'Ilf VIH'-1'l'l'xizfi'l1l' . . Sl't'l'l'ftll'VY . TVl'tlNI1l't'l' S a'L' 0111, Sl'llIt'Xfl'l' . Jeanne Thompson Dorothy Wilkerson . Edith Record Lajuana Hudson xx.-Fw-V lt Every Thursday Koro presents both campus and off-campus musicians and speakers. 'R The highlight of the year is the annual spring banquet, at which the Loyalty Girll' . v 1 a L L is presented. Miss Juanita Cowan is sponsor. . .i F ' I .' li r 1. U ' Y' 5 I' , i l , ly , I , ,I 8:5 ui - sf V I I L FQ- Q ' ,B E ss I , ., I l 'J . s Il I g I' 1 V J I . J fl V ' J 1 l r' Ll J- 'I ' .1 l J Dixie Zuefeldt Naomie Alexander Joyce Allison Betty Lou Ammann Caroline Barrow Doris Bates Katherine Campbell Effygene Chunn Elaine Daniel Ruth Davis Zoe Deaton . Lorraine English dn' I '14 A . sg N P' Betty Lou Foster ' ' Margaret Frick Evelyn Gibbs Betty Jane Younxl Dorothy Graner Nada Greene ,W if L 385572 ,,,,..,.- 3-4 k MICH ,ff 7-3? if WW '-fi if 3 fx fl! Wi' ew-1 mg, B ,,1 M-ii' 1-tw ., Wx 523 Tm ,1 if wg I G ' . 1 1 . Virginia Hill , , Imogene Howell ' ' fi Katherine Howell 1 ' LaJ ana Hudson ' iw' 9 - :gl I Georgia Igbell A A' I .h 1, ' -'Iii Doris Gent- Jaco 95.1, ' 1,1 ' . qfiglpg. .gig X , I J ,' ' ...a L 5I'.f.'.', 3, . A A V- lmogene Keelipg , E Eloise Kenner V 5 ' Fern Massey I - Q F Madelyn Ml'Cl1T!1lKt'li rv V .t ' J I Margaret Mims in ag A , , e NQ ,, , Juanita lVluu1'c - Z , .,., l , ., xfflgg' ' M ' Frances Morrison U W f, :2 V x I Mary Beth Orr V v 5,15 Bette Phillips X H 'iw an 'iifgif' June Raffle - Q , Edith Ra-.li-fi f' ' We WW Laura .Io Rhea , M W Louise Rice 1 Mary Katherine Rose .Q 55? - 1 Margaret Rowland HJR gh lb A i Shannon Schwain Q P I 1 .i,. ' Na Q' j . . ' 5- , Louise Tannahlll A M,':l.....,x ' 1 Martha Tollmert gi Y A -I V4 X , , I l mxl, .ef-Blk? NNX1 K A 'A Virginia Tuffly . rw - X X, ,WL ,.,t4ei .h t.- . Bonnie Bess Welson X., , . ,, - - --1 wi-ff - - v - if a 1' Bernice Wheeler F I ' s . J ,t - y x Bettye Wilcoxon Imogene Wilhelm Dorothy Wilkerson Annodell Wilkins Kathyrn Willis Anna Wilmoth Mary Louise Winn UA,-.x Mali, XX if 4 '! Q14 'dew If A-:Sf 9: ff! A '67 ,qv Sh I H l V 'Q-af EW Q-Yer -.Q fm -qnl0 ' ff! dui' ,aw- if A fy 's 'J' Wx-' , 'cu E ' ' av ' 1 vw I . , NR 3 ' Q' 1 'ff 1 Q. ., , aff IJ ez 41 'ts as-i H- 7 ' . N. 5 1 .SX s. if Ri. si A X ?lfroum WGN' N Q Asa. - 5 ' .. , tak, .K-. tr X , 1 I XA s k i I ., .f fi? Y' Iiennye Brooks Margie Toni Smith Vadi Rainey Mary Louise Alfrey fm f , flwfi ,W qawvr X 1 W , X Z! f I g 'Q iff! 4 , fm. .f f , SUSA Iiirxf Sl'llIl'Xft'l Bennye Brooks . Margie Tom Smith . Vadn Rainey . Mary Louise Alfrey . This society, the oldes is the sponsor. E 1 , 1 I 1, it I s 4 if W .2 :fi -www if . 1 , :Q f' f 1 ' . F 122' 'Zfg ' Mag? ' f V :J 7,19 ,, . ,2 f 21 A a y?- ,iuf . ,' I . ,Hwy ' la Mbwf. 5141 M. KEY LITERARY SOCIETY OFFICERS . Pl't'Xf4ll'lIIi . . Viva'-P1'r'siz1'c'11f . . Scrn'1'c11'y . . Tl't'tl.Y1ll'l'l' . t on the campus, has enjoyed L1 happy SFFOIIIII Senzesfer . Dorothy Burkhart . Katherine Alexander Margaret Brooks . Frances Felknor year. Miss Evelyn Doak X' 'ieY1 V45fW4f25 .-1 f , ' zi'2 s. ., . My 1 fr P- - fefiilff 4. . f if 9 'A - r ., ' A sg., MQ-W q v ' .'fzg?'f?f mf . X iii' A 9 ' - , iljj- ' -fl .J ' 5 - V ., .. 'I ., ' 41 . W 1 5 . A , , ss' .f 1. - A sv ...ze -f. . mm, x - f ,Q , - A, -V. 4.1 3.55, if 2 fe 'W -i X Q K if V' . if i 1 if Z: f f' 239:51 . ' .:j.,Lw V a rk e r ? , K . A ' , . , ' h is , -U ? X 'HY' , , if 3 ,V , 'M i WPA' 1- -. ::::r.w I , gg - ff' I bt- H Aw.. ,xii 2.1 421125-va-,,:',wxi-vp '- ,- .L g -I 1 V. .:7.'f'i'1.' 1 H , ' f,,gW'5 1 . W: ' 'azW 'Y 6, 'Var Row 1: Wanda Lake Alexander, Corinna Ashburn, Mary Helen Ashburn, Winifred Ashburn, Margie Baker, Lorraine liellah. Polly Black, Mary lilackmon. Row 2: Gracie Brabham, Margaret Brooks, Virizinia Bowers, Dorothy Burkhart, Ginger Lee Butler, Inez Cannon, Elaine Chambers, Jeanne Claypool. Row 3: Eva Lois Cochran. Margaret Ann Coffman, Mary Alice Cox, Louise Coe, Carl Lesta Davis, Jane Downs, Frances Felknor, Mildred Fisher. rf. YYY' , 1. 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'S Ex in-sbp 1 ni Blanche Flanagan Dorothy Louise Ford Oleta Faye Garvin Francebeth Gibson Verna Lee Gibson Robbie Dee Grounds Virginia Hale Roberta Harding: Bess Ellen Hart Margaret Hayter Billyelu Henderson Mary Helen Henderson Betty Hudxfens Mary Frances Hughey Mariam Johnson Lynelle Kebelman June Kirli Mildred Kyle Marxlueritte Labhart Flora Leach Majorie Lee Marsraret Lee Beth Lynch Mary Alice Mahaney Doris Mann Alice Marshall Glee Matthis Mary Mcllvaine Margaret McMahon Ma ry Beth Mewborn Dorothy Mitchell Nina Moates Betsy Bob Morris Majorie Beth Murphy Katherine Alexander Mary Ann Norris Johnnie Faye Pace Amelia Pacheco Betty Perkins Christene Petty Marjorie Phillips f fs I Mvie Pressley 'iff --f ,s.,1 Otha Dee Rape Ruth Rose Betty Ruth Sears Mary Katherine Shamburgzer Elizabeth Shawver Betty Jane Smith Ruby Smith Billye Sutton Marie Tillotson Betty Thurmond Beverly Tucker Dorothy Vinson Mary Edith Wallace Margaret Wentworth Margaret Wheeler Billye Whisnand Nancy Williams Ruth Young f f W 'N if 5 A1 so W f2v ., I ' '- 1-. 3' ,Wv i if J' . .1 W fp, .- 'Q my I 58 VQTYZVV ' ' . ' ULN if x N ' SA ' , f .. ii Q z Zi v is .ofwiur e ' t , .. H-3' N if '91 i it i 1 f 6 e if , F J A . e' as 4 ,sf . 2 G zu ll xipr , 1 I f I JY. .5 lg MA' Wg .4 A l .1 1 g 1 1 5 is ,,,, N fs. 'aft Y v Wx it I Q 3 f ,i y -.vi f lu! I 'WU , ii, X 3,4 NWQI-. Qi,- ' SJ ,Pfi- .I U. , an . ,yi X is r Q . B' W - xl fEE X Q Vail. tags 'lm L, 1. Aa, vzluxzzz 7 :Q iz : '.,. It . M QP? ...N 1 fw 1 A Iv as if' ,Isl N I w g? .. , 4 gi! oak N sq 5? 9 4 Ns 5 hm M' I E R ,QR u QS ww X '1.q q' 'Vq 5 I, , A S231 X ' 5 is if i , Q Q . I ..V, . feai ' . z ,mir ' l A' I .T w w f' I l Zlv .sM'W ww, MM. ,wwf any M !'f 'Z'f'1T ww vs 85? me I 4 ' Q 5 -vim! ' :, i is. .-1A . -. v,,W.,w i ,.4.-'55 x f 2 Row 1: Frank Bounds, Mary Helen Ashburn, Marceille Sullivan, Imogene Wilhelm, Jane Pool. Row 2: John liclxvard Carlson, Weymun Cotton, Fern Massey. l,z1Juana Hudson, Row 3: .lack Wilson. Alton Lowe, Mary Alice Cox, Mr. F. R. Matlhis. Madelyn McClintock. BAPTIST STUDE T UNION I'1'r.sirlv11f . . Elllfiflllfllf Viva'-P1'1'xirl4'11l Soviul Vin'-I'1'f'Sizfc'11f Drwufional Vive-P1'vsirfa'11f Sl'l'l'C'ft1l'-Y . . . Clmrfb Rvju'r.w'11f41fiz1' .... Bajzfisf Sfznlwzl Magazim' Rl'l7l'l'.Nl'lIftIfil'L' Bajrfisf Sfumlard Rc'jn'c'.w11fafi1'0 Y.Wf.A. Rf'fJl'l'.il7l1fdfil'l' . Girls, S. S. Rl'fIl'l'5i'llfHffl'l' . . Clmirnzan of Pzzlvlifify Comnzilfva' . lfavzrlfy A411 'isor . Frank Bounds Mary Helen Ashburn Marceille Sullivan . Imogene Wilhelni . . jane Pool John Edward Carlson Weyman Cotton . Fern Massey Lajuana Hudson . Alton Lowe Mary Alice Cox Mr. F. R. Matthis Brother Billn Marshall visits OUI' CQITIPUS. Monday afternoon council meeting. The BSU Council in a gro RIDGECREST, the peak. Mr. Matthis, the official sponsor, leaves for Austin. Q02 f-tyzxgsgw X L VM- - ,fy-fm' qv, tn ? yn, ff V, Ml ll , 'vw 'fl gfsalpg 54,4210 9 lf? P Q 1 SXIV Wk W 'Q WM? -.-.WMV 1 If IVV Ri vw ' iw Y' QlaN5 !'V erm? .V . . , 1 Lf? Q. . ,YIM Vw: ,,.,wzwW0' wfwdgv , K. A X.. ss. WG: -t Jane Ferguson, Mary Louise Alfrey, Annoilell Wilkins, Doris Sue Housewrigzht, Verna Ross Cook. Betty Lou Foster, Virginia Lee Johnson, Jeanette Kinir, Gracla Jane Lindsay, Elizabeth Marshall. Row Peggy Jo Morris. Billie Pittarrl, Marie Plummer, Jeanne Thompson. Vergie Sue Wyatt. DEKA OFFICERS liirxf Sc'111c'xlv1' Svvoxnf Seuzrsfvr .lane Ferguson . . I'l'f'xiJw1f . Vergie Sue Wyatt Mary Louise Alfrcy . . Vin'-l'r'4'xi4fa'lzf . . . Billie Pittard Annodell Wilkins . . Sc'c'1'1'fai'y . . Verna Ross Cook Doris Sue Housewright . Tl'l'll.Yl!l'l'l' . . Virginia Lee Johnson Delia is a social club on the campus providing a wholesome social life for its members and their friends. Miss Elizabeth Riley is the sponsor. W' N010-fr lm, qmwwug, A 1' Q Jane comes smiling down the steps from Class. Mary Louise goes for a ride. Virginia Lee smiles pretty. Now Vergie be still. Norman and Billie take the special for Brownwood. 2' - 14 Z V4 f f.' ' t -r 43: 15124 keffwliff-Q9 , vJ fJ. I 5. 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Row 1: Paul Burge, Joe Bellah, Norman Rowland, Virgil Williams, Byron Billman, Row 2: Buddy Carpenter, Freddie Daringr, Rex Hennimzton, Eldon Lewis, David Michael. Row 3: Jerry Railey, Tom Robinson, Hubby Sehutts. Gordon Swords. THE SGNS OF SAKK R OFFICERS Gr: zfzf 181111111 . .... Paul Burgc Viceroy Sulvn Joe Bellah and John E. Smith Scribe Norman Rowland Bursar Virgil Williams THE SONS OF SAKKARA is a social organization resembling a college fraternity in its nature and activities. Its members enjoy at least one major function of a formal nature during each semester, in addition to numerous smaller informal affairs. This is the eighth year since the founding of this organization. H. Howard Hughes is the sponsor. W' an- ' 0 4 K' 2' ,Ad See, there I amf, And everybody had fun. The long and short of something Yah Suhf' All in a row. ....wn-,pvu-u- wwwa-asp-nov xv-Q Oh F4 ft Q M . if -1 S I. S A . t ly 5 . m ix. Q-ff' ,i ,W ,Agfa f Q. W f ' -Q' , Q Y -it si X, S x X f 4 t 5 X 'T ii E Nga 2 A Q t .W N si s b.fe:+2' if '. ,MS A 'Sw 'Yet W t - 57'-ii l .M X News was as.. 4, , Q... E- ,WW wmmtv ww 'W' av-HH -. . wmqw 'WD'-' Row 1: Betty HllIliICllS. Frances lirmvnil, Hazel Hiixsxins. Carl Lesta Davis, lVlary Baker, Juan Boyd. Row 2: Gracie lirahham. Margaret Brooks, Inez Cannon, Mgiry Louise Cannon, Betty Cantrell, Bonnie Gilliland. Row 3: Virginia Hale, Jane Hardin. Helen Howie, Virginia Howarrl, D'Arey Laseter, June Marshall. Row 4: Sunshine Morelancl, Mary lieth Orr, Bette Phillips, Mary Helen Phillips, June Rairle. AUTISS OFFICERS I ir.s1' St'll1l'5Ilt'l' SUKYHIII St'llIc'Xfl'l' Betty Hudgens . . Pl'l'NjlI,l'lIf . Iune Marshall l:I'.lI'1CCSB1'OVVl1Ll . . Vim'-l'1'f'xiil4'11f . . jane Hardin H.1lelHiggins . . S i'i' l'l'f!I!'A1' . . Helen Hoote Margaret Brooks . . . . T!'l'tI.Y1ll'l'l' ..... . Betty Hudgins Always Uphold The Ideal School Spirit. Witli this motto, Autiss social club furnishes wholesome recreation for its members .intl their friengls. Mrs. H. Howard Hughes is the sponsor. Chattanooga Choo Chof, Reflections. D'Arey and Midshipnfan King. Mr. and Mrs. Hughes and Wglrd take leave after an enjoyable evening. '12 'S MSX g xk ,- Nfw..wnvr QSM ...M Maxam 'WOIW ..., .,,,,,,,., ,..,,3,....:,.., Q ,,,,, , if tx ,gg 21 fi 1 it igzeffzi , : . -92' t A 455 ,, xxisjx if Q N :EX 'ti 51 M ,9 sf ft X4 A5 , A N N X? fi. , sa? i s . t 7 Q Y ,M vt- fs 'szfhf - ,msg s tvs . 'mix Q Q 'Q' K 'T X til A BVU, ,DX 5 t 'Xxx .2 Hg N ggi 'O em 1 -iw- M- 6 O ' 5 s 5 ft 5 K, N M2 3 0+ 3 Bites ,qs Q K, , .ff A a f Sw t f fs.4.,ZJ9Xg:e , .V,,, , y , - 53' '56 ff 'Q Q sn, ,S X W 'mib vff Q ,iv , 3 rw ,S X sw: ,wife i 6 Row 1: Kenneth Moore, Kaye King, Oscar Weiman, Marvin Harris. Earl Morris. Row 2: Bill Bullock, Joe Conway, Johnny Domm, Abner Nichols, Row 3: Alfred Nichols, T. .l. Stewart. ALTGCO OFFICERS Firm' Svnzvxler Sevoml Swfzvsfer Kenneth Moore . . Trvaszzrer . . Dearle Mahan Frank Collins . Viva'-1'r'z'siz1'c'r1f . Marvin Harris Kave King . Sn'rvfary-Tra'us11rt'r . . Earl Morris Altoco social club is important in the life of its members because of the pleasant social activities they enjoy together. Together with Autiss, the Student Ministerial Asso- ciation, the Y,s, and Walter Turner, this group made the Heart Smashers, Conference one of the best all-school parties in years. l '1f3'CQ'ffi rv 1 lf It's a homerun. Turnips. Hutch and Betty. How about a lick? Now, now, Kenneth! Kenneth, Oscar and Spot mete out grub at the Autiss- Altoco picnic. 9 af Q t pta, r i f A iff' 'GY Q? QFQW gl WX.. I ,MM ,gqwfUV' IEW mx , iii in W is QQ +1agw.Mww-gy X num Row 1: Vzulu Raine-y. Ruth Young. Evelyn Gibbs, Dorothy liurkhart, Mary Ann Ks-lly Row 2' lk-tty .lane Smith, Lz1.Iuz1n:1 Hudson, Uvvtzi Brown, Alive Marshall YGUNG WOMENS CHRISTIAN ASSQCIATIGN Pl't'.kI1ll'llll . Vim'-1'l'c'5irff'l1f . St'l'H'ftIl'Aj' 71l'l'tISIll'l'l' . l'11f2li4-ily' Cfltlfflllllll Prog rum Cbtlffllltlll Mzzxiz' . . Sofia! C!JlIil'lllt1lI CABINET Vacla Rainey Ruth Young . Evclyn Gibbs Dorothy Burkhart Mary Ann Kelly Betty Jane Smith Lakluana Hudson Alice Marshall l l l i v 1 I I I i l . ll l I Qi ii F u I l ,, A , , Q' '9onla.nv- '1iua.,u..,-Q 19' DURWOOD STEVENSON BOBBY SIMPSON ERVIN GATI-IINGS .I. W. FORCE BFNNY SMIIH will M055 I YQUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION Prvsifffvzf .,4..., Vin'-Pr'vxif1'c'11i ,.A, Seerefzzry-Trt'as111'm' . Sorial CIINIIVIIIIIII, . A Pllblififjf ClJdfl'llIl1lI CABINET , , . Durwood Stevenson . I Bobby Simpson . . . Ervin Gathings I , J. W. Force Benny Smith V To provide better men tomorrow, the Y seeks to build spir- itual young men today. ,et we ' f 'I W Us 5564 ww iw iw Wlfhulr-M OVETA BROWN MARY ANN KELLY LAJUANA HUDSON WANDA LAKE ALEXANDER A. V CARL VENTH CLUB OFFICERS Pl't'Xillf'Ilf . . . . . . . , , , Oveta Brown Viet'-P1'r'xiu'c'11f . . . . . Mary Ann Kelly St'c'l't'ftll'AY- T was Ill f 1 , .. Lajuana H ud son Pianisf Waiidgi Lake Alexander V All students of music at Texas Wesleyan College are members of the Carl Venth Club. lt was named in honor of the late dean of Texas musicians, formerly associated with this school. Mrs. Ellen Jane Lindsay, assistant professor of voice, is the direc- tor and Mrs. George Conner is sponsor. l 1 1 rl l 'f ff' A. 'GNN ms- T35 a.. , 4 FIRVIN GATHINGS RUTH YOUNG Nl-IAI, NMEWEN V METHODIST STUDENT MOVEMENT OFFICERS Pwxiifvzzf , T T E Ervin Cathings l'im'-l,1'vsiJc'11f Ruth Young Sw1'i'fm'.y-TranIn11 Neal Nlcliwen The Methodist Student Movement is a fellowship composed of Methodist student organizations on college campuses. It provides a Workshop for young people who are interested in doing Christian Work. The annual Methodist Student Conference, with Dorothy Burkhart president, convened at the Polytechnic Methodist Church during the Thanksgiving holidays. 0 i I . M1 V2 vi- , .sm in ? . ,,s,.., qi. Q 2 lm' aff: QW f wi., va iw if Q , Nmluili x Q of is ,,k. X X M, 3 s ax M w W . i 3 vw V 9 l' 4 ri 'Z-55 , X if A 4 -1 t Q, S , Sm if 4 X s an , 1 92 3 Y , . . 2 --,fe W ,il A I K . R iff-we ' We f 457' . N M ii 4' 1 Q t' 5 Q' I . :gif Row 1: Earl Yokley. LeRoy Weeks, David Catterton. Gilbert Ferrell, Loyd Chapman. Gordon Collier, Robert English. Row 2: Roy Felder, Ervin Gathinirs, Robert Greaves, Sam Hou Lowe, Dale Hasson, Niek Kupferle, Robert Row 3: Cleotus Munn, Jack Osteen, Francis Pease, Durwoocl Horace Taylor, Glenn Welili, STUDENT MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATIGN OFFICERS Firxl Sl'llIC'SIiFl' Sevomf SI'lI1f'SILt I' Earl Yokley . P1'esiJw1f . David Catterton LeRoy Weeks . . Vive-Prrxidvflf . . Ervin Gathings David Catterton . Sf'r1'vfar'y . Earl Yokley Gilbert Ferrell . Trvaxzflw' . Francis Pease Composed of some thirty ministerial students of Methodist, Baptist, and Presbyterian denominations, the Association meets each Monday night to hear visiting ministers of various denomina- tions and practice sermons by its own members. of sl emu! f'f, WY'4 N 10'- 43-wmv -'F' I Row lx James Huluerlf, .ezmne rl'hun1'rsun, less IC len Hurt, . l'cf- Marshall. Vt ' e I 1 I l -X1 Row 2: Clyde Marshall, Margaret lN'luMahonQlJ:1mus VVea 1 ', DELTA SIGMA DELTA 6 N5 ,, 5493 I ,A l Delta Sigma Delta is an honorary math club on ,the Texas Wfesleyan campus. James Heberle is president and Jeanne Thomp- son vice-president. A X 'Z ef 41 E X 1 iv 'Wxt ins? is A G Kathi. 'law me X' '-'e! '9' WM Alexaneler Marg'zn'et Brooks Bernice Wheeler Flora Leach Mary Mellvaine Marie Pressley V TAU GAMMA CHI CToWn Girls' Clubl OFFICERS liirxf St'IlIt'Xfl'l' SITUIIJ Svnzvs iw' l'rvsm'vnf . Margaret Brooks Katherine Alexander Margaret Brooks . . . Viet'-PI't'Xftli'lIf . . . Margaret McMahon Be1'nieeWlieele1' . St'l'l'L'fl1l'AY . . N11ncyNWilliams lilora Leach . Tl't'LlSIll't'l' . Mary Beth Mewborn Members of Tau Gamma Chi are Fort Worth residents. Thurs- day luneheons give the girls good speakers and lots of fun singing and playing together. The Club rooms are located in the Administration building. 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'TS v 'V uv XY mv ,ml QQ? vi 3 uw V f Vsw M., i .X 5 r j X 4,- le 9' ,. V, I 5 Www 4...-.- -.af . A 1' ff . 43 gg f1 'n- V min Z., 4, ,VME 4 5 if iz, ,ff ,,, , f iw, 'pu I, , I f . 'sn ' - If 7 -w ,V-' 4, , Z' I' f I , 'If' , V. ia 'ff' A 'Sw- Z V,,.-. aw 1,4 J M' ' Sa, Mi ki Q y vw' S--. . , sr .,.., 1 N1 , 6 'if A Qs, . 5 'ff Q 9-1 I l? qs. -2 N3 , Q, .95 Vx, V ,M , 1 4 - fx K M H, X Q Syv- z 'Nl ls. v, , az R Mm A by X X TAU BETA CHI CTown Boys' Club? OFFICERS 1'l'4'.xiif1'11f Richard Sweaney Vin'-l'1'1'.siffi'11f Johnny l-luntei' Si'v1'i'fi11'Vy-Trulszn11 XXfilliam Souder Residents of Fort Worth are members of Tau Beta Chi. The club rooms are located in the Administration building. ,, .1 ' l 0 ,J l , V I -ra, , ,M 4' Ii fs- iw- ' V' ,M 1 ,xt '... N 7- 'S ,nw Nr- BF' ' 1, ig, 1'-I W , I' A ' af . 'et' Q M-1 . I . ' Q. .M-Q' 'S M, F -f 1 y x Bw 1, f pdf- ,:: I 1 l . 'J V A ' 1 fr , f , A ,V Nw- ' ' Ll' ,Q Qizrafqgf - , we-fi 2 'iff 'F , . ' ' if ' .? -I 'f I ,I .A ' - . . Q A I' 1' ' I ' ' ' I I E 4 ' f gms ' 'av 'cur ' I .Nw Q-.0 -9.-P ' A A . .,.-. ,.. .' -:I vn.. ': 4, x 'GS an lttn may .9 , X- was ow 5. Q t is s N, I My K. - 1 .X vi V .align Q, Q , ':?3li'3:L f Iliff I kill ik 'lf , ,W or Ni' :as :fi-M W l 'Q 3.- 3-1'- , ffb fm V Row 1: Alice Marshall, Merry June Parr, lllargziret Hayter. Dorothy Granrr, Lorraine English, Dorothy Vinson. Erlith Record. Row 2: Virginia Bowers, Jane Downs. Margrarct Frick, Nada Greene, Eugenia Gunter, Virginia Hill, Imogene Howell. Row 3: Katherine Howell, Jane Irwin, Eloise Kellnt-r, Beth Lynch, Mary Helen Lyster, June Marshall. Mary Mcllvaine. Row 4: Margaret McMahon, Betty Jane Smith. Martha Tolbert, Bernice Wheeler. Margaret Wheeler. Ilorothy VVilkerson. WOMEN'S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION OFFICERS i Alice M.1rsh.1ll Prrxiffrnf , . . . , i l'ic't'-Pwsiffrzzf i , , Merry June Parr RL'C0l'r1fl1tQ Svr1'rf411'y . i . Margaret Hiytcr C0l'l'C'Sf70lllIlflIlQ Sra'rrfarVy ,. Dorothy Gmncr T1'vns111'w' i . . ..,,,,.. i Lorraine English Rc'jz0rf0r . . . . . . , , . .,,.., . , , i , Dorothy Vinson Sjnozzsors . , , .Miss Maybcllc Tinlale and Mrs. Dellcma Parker McCullcy The purpose of the association is to create and promote a love of sports and to foster good sportsmanship on the campus. Alice Marshall was selected Best All-round Girl Athlete. The WAA Council made the choice. 'yav if O-' , ,l S f .XA r., f 'nn nag. Wx E ! 1 l t 1 3 , 1 l 5 i 1 I 5 5 z E 5 i 2 l S 1 t E vi 1'I't'xIafz'llf TW ASSCCIATION OFFICERS ,, Roy Barber ' J if jay Lowery l lu'-I rem ful Srv1'rffzf'y- Trms Il rvr joe Conway XVeyni.1n Cotton If. F. Parham Aloe England V MEMBERS Hardie Fortenberry Lon Goldstein Marvin Harris Marcell Harrison Odell Harrison Ruel Hoffman -Iolinny Hunter Blake Yager Kave King Graham Kyle Adrian Meliatlaer Buford McCauley Raul Manriquez Raymond Mattliis Kenneth Moore Morris Scott T. xl. Stewart Ioe Turner Oscar Wfeiman Dearle Mahan The TW Association is made up of all basketball and football lettermen. .gf' I f 1 5 1 1 5 ,,,V - . W I I , av f ' M7 'f B. 6 'li 4' . J ' 2, ag, . -X ,, ,flii 'T rf ,. ,. W' fl! A A6 Q af- 'Q I U' -' 3 y,- + 4 .4-?, s f A : f IJ' X'-rigs' J I if is 3 Q. 'V 'K' - -mas. 'f l .,.. Y fi! N 1 -: -Q?-r . aah Q , vw if Q, 4 :ff ga' -. 14 ,. .,,,1 -4 .a .K x 7 f..- Row l: Marie Brin-k. Louise Rice. Imogene KeeIing,,.Mary Frnnues Robinson. I-'rani-es I,:ii-con. I7oi'othy Miu-hell. Mary Aflelyn Race, VVinifrerl Aslihnrn. Row 2: Nada Berry. Bonnie Briles. Velma Ilroyles. Iiennye Ihiiriks. Margaret Brooks, Inez Variiioii. Iivzi Lois Cochran. Ruth Daxis, Oleta Garvin. Row 3: Frankie Gresham. Evelyn Hall, Imu Bell Harris. Mary Helen He-nilerson, Inwuvne Howell, Katlimiiie Howell. Helen Ken-hum. Jeanette King, I-Ilizaheth Iiitshg-iw, Row -4: Marsfaret Lee. Iidzirjorie Lee. Mary I-I. Lenions, Katherine Alexainler. Marie I'relsley. Flurzi Ilfsllu Ratliff, Beth Rowell, Iilizabeth Shawver, Louise Tannahill, ELLE H. RICHARDS Q 3' OFFICERS Firsf Svllzrsivi' Swrixzif Srzzzrwfm' Marie Brock . I'1'c.mfm1f . Imogene Keeling Louise Rice . l'ic'r-I'i'vxii1'w1f . . Imogene Howell Imogene Keeling . . Sm'rvh11' y Marie Pressley Mary Frances Robinson Tl'C'cISIlI't'!' . Elizabeth Sliawvcx' The Ellen I-I. Richards Club is a departmental club of the Home Economics Depart- ment. This club will be official host to the Texas Home Economics Association of College Clubs in 1942. Louise Rice is Vice-President of the Texas Association. The members of this club made our service flag. f QK www aww Owheihw 111 QE .A X 4 SQ xx , Q5 xv 'aww ,Maw sr, .f- A A I , 'QW Mk, Q l 5:5 wr-sp ' f 4 , A .J DORMITORY COUNCIL 1'l1'xizfz'l1f A Vim'-l'1'wi1lwz1' A Sl'L'l'l'ftIl'-Y Tl't'lI.NIll'l'l' A A A A A Sl'lIfUl' Rz'jm'A4'11fu1'il'v A lmzim' Rl'lJl'l'Xl'IIftlfil'f' Suplmnzorv IQl'l7I'l'Sl'lIfl1ffl't' Fnwbnnu1RrpnwwMaHVv ff as X ,aww , A Nw Mary Ann Kelly Roberta Harding Margaret Hayter A ,Laura Jo Rhea Mary Blaclimon A A Pauline Morris Mary Ruth Blake Dorothy Langston GUARDIANS GF THE GOLDEN SHEARS Roy Barber Ann Beauchamp Byron Billman Mary Blackmon Paul Burge Dorothy Burkhart Mary Louise Cannon David Gatterton Gordon Collier XVeyman Cotton Carl Lesta Davis Jane Ferguson Doris Gathings Johnny Grammer Dorothy Graner Eugenia Gunter Virginia Hale Roberta Harding Jack Hoskins Kaye King Nick Kupferle Penn Leach Buford McCauley Elizabeth McElyea Margaret McMahon Raymond Matthis Billie Pittard Marie Plummer Vada Rainey Frances Brownd Ray Norman Rowland Margie Tom Smith T. E. Stafford Jeanne Thompson Joe Turner joe XY'ills Helen Hoote Each Week durin the year, a student is presented the t'Golden Shears by the Ranzblir for excellence in some field of work. The Wearers represent the leaders of the student body Hrs E M Bova man is the sponsor. www T . y .-lx ' www Row 1: Ilnmthy Vinson. J. NV. Froee, Euireniu Gunter, John Hoskins, Row 2' Mary Ann Kelly, Iielloy WN-L-ks, Ruth Young, THE PHOENIX CLUB DOROTHY VINSON, I'i'esiJw1f H. HOXVARID HUGHES, Fllflllfhj' Sjwuwr The Phoenix Club is the poetry society of Texas Wesleyan. During the three years of its existence it has sponsored various readings and writings of a poetic nature on the campus, and has had affiliation with national poetry organizations. Because of the fact that so many of the old members graduated last year, this club was late in getting organized. Thus many active members and officers during the second semester do not appear on this page. 'h CAMPUS CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR OFFICERS Pwsiifvzzf . Annadell Morris I'ire-Pnfsiillwzf C Glen Webb Safrvfazry-Treuzszzrf1 Naomi Alexander Campus Christian Endeavor was organized to give Presbyterian, Christian, and Congregational students an organization on the campus. Meetings are held on the campus twice a month. This is the first college organization of its kind in the Country. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB If M --no .MLYQ ' Officers of the I.R.C. for the 1941-42 term are: President, Horace Taylorg Secretary, Josephine Earleg and Mr. F. R. Matthis, Assistant Professor of Government, is sponsor of the organization. It is the largest departmental club on the campus. Its purposes are to encourage international understanding, and to stimulate thinking on international problems. ov T ,,,, W' 1 in-7,11 All Ile Q! gif? Pg? Q.-. 4' fm Win 'Viv :awy ww -- -vw jiri, X V. fx 4.4 '- fn- . ,si .vs-. 3 , , w me 52 X X-r-'T Rt Row 1: LeRoy NVeeks, Alberta Lett, Mary Ann Kelly, Carle Haynes, Johnny Ilnmm, How 2: Margie Baker, Gracie Hrulnhzxni. Stella D--ak, Dorutliy Louise I-Hiril, Mziry lf1'zii1we Itlufliry. Row 3: Mildred Kyle, Frank Mnu'e1's, tiles Muttlnis. Fern Massey. John Yzinflziuwitf. OFFICERS First Swrzfsfvr' Swuullf St'111f'xfu1' LeRoy Weeks . I'1wit1'w1f . . lfixmlx Xlagers Alberta Lett . . . l'im'-P1'rxitli'1zi . . . Miltlretl Kyle Mary Ann Kelly . . . Si'rr'f'ft11'jl-Triu1s111'w' . Nlaty Ann Rt-lly V The Cross Timbers Club is composed of the students who are interested in art. They meet twice a month. This club sponsors the art gallery and Changes the exhibit every two Weeks. Robert Will- son is the sponsor. 1 S. 'KL I E ,A . wi .. th 0 rxcff, WW Row 1: Grady Barnes, John Luce, Joe Leonard, Jerry Railey, Row 2: Bill Bullock, Billy Claude Everett. Mack Mims, Charles Morris V APOLLO CLUB OFFICERS PrvxiJf'nf ..l, Vice'-Prvxiffwzf ,, L Sl'l'l'l'lit1l'y A , Tl'f'l1.YIll l'l' 4 L 4 V ,ww 43595 L Grady Barnes , . . , John Luce George Hatcher . , Jerry Railey This is a newly organized boys' music club. Each meeting has a Well-planned musical program. AEOLIAN CLUB V OFFICERS Presidefzf , , C C . Jane Ferguson Vive-Prvsizllclzf , . C Marie Plummer S6'C7'f'fl17'Y1' ,,, C Betty Lou Foster Treaszzrer , C C . Corinna Ashburn Sponsor' , Miss Mary Pay Slawson V This is an or anization for irl music ma'ors on the cam us. 8 S 1 P Meetin s are held twice a month, each havin a lanned musical g 3 P program with a discussion on a subject selected by the group. ONWARD, T. W. C.! There's a place that is dear, Hearts are true, skies are clear, Friends are best Where the West Begins In our hearts may there be Love for thee, loyaltyg Hail the spirit of T. W. C.! Chorus: Qnward to Victory We're here to cheer! Loyal and true, team, We'll never fear. Carry our colors forward to win, We're right behind you, Fight! Fight! Fight! Fight! With all your power On to the goal! Win for your dear old school! Fight on every play! Win the same old way! Onward to Victory! E I 1 i 1 I 1 I I 1 i I if HGMECOMIN G QQ W .9 Q ...ss , NK? ,N 2 M1011 i ,. .. , 2252. ' 'M +2 .. : Q w Ek 3. 0 4 . Y ws. A fi T HNQ, 'gf ii awww uw, gg ,Q-was fe iq-5. 5 s fa J' lin N767 r Mrs. Lisenby and Miss Tinkle. Mrs. Sone and Miss Beckett at the coffee of the alumni. Miss Balthrop Watches the game intently. EX-students from all over the state to Texas Wesley- an's Homecoming. Miss Riley looking pleased. Some Seniors. 0 U At the Homecoming game. ,,s , l fl, ' I ,ig - 1 g , L4 . sNoW Xxx 'v l ' '- Twerp with raised hand i threatens the opposing SHOW IIOSSCFS. Eve and Lajuana pose for a:21 the cameraman. vim if 'W E.,,,,r,,,,r,-s so , ,s..s - is s A A Spot didn't know anyone W 'F Was following him. Size 14. 10 Looks daify to me. Margaret and Twerp 6 believe in rubbing it in. 7i1ffosNf 1 Vi- ! Q f V ' R+!- . 1 ' r-'Jsvt 1 '-fp., f I ff. I, E 5 H BOAZ HALL . S' -L i E. gl .iii sy' P 1 , y. X-. s in f 'L 4 .. ,,,s..1, Qi ififjf W-. 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A- . , wwf Cf-' fffrw ff -Wff 'Y , 2' 212-'. v- V 1, ,ff :Aa :4 f im I ii sm Director Howard and Mary. Grady leaves the train. Active side of the band. Classy uniforms, capable direction, expert drilling and practice have combined to make the Texas Wes- leyan Band an outstanding one. DINING HALL -5 x .Y ,, E ' 35' ,. ' :+L I V ,ysggj ' 'fi , , ,,. . I s SW A 3 .al 5 -af . ' g ' np., I s' I vi 4 I 'f'1u MA' ..- K, , .Q-:aww aw b 415 wa f ,Q VL, Wm 2 WITH THE FACULTY .Q-we Mrs. Brooks never stops. Looking things over. Miss Beckett. Mr. Thor plays for chapel Mr. Leach, Publicity Director. Mrs. Howell explains some psychology. Looking right at you, Dr. Simmons. Dean Glick. 4 'J' -aj, 'W , 1 5: - ff? Ei? ggi igt lik. by :?f ,mi F , 'S' K mx BBW EVERYWHERE 5 V . Vx',h -nw- ' Q 4' Q 11: N ' r ' A I S A 3 M3g,'if ' Y rr, ff iq: rf rf ' 'qu 5 se Z .blk L x If 4 1 9 i ff' Y 4 Af' 'Q 1 Q .5 .Q 15 . il - 1 Y - '--,,,,w- S Q' . ' . 4 E' ra , 52,24 Pep Rally. Gene and Jane take time out. Inseparables, Marceille and Dorothy Rose. Joe and N. see something -Must be a pretty Hgure. Tea Sippers. Jay, Joe and Graham talk things over. Two lonely men. Pinky eating cookies. Between classes. This smiling coed is none other than Golden Faye Rose. Sakkara pledges and members. Y all Zoe has just left Dan Hall and is enroute to Pros. Action shot. . ABOUT THE CAMPUS RW' f M? j 5, 4 Q Q, ,.. xr Www f 2 i e XM t -ws Fl, If , ul il 1 9 5 0 GOING AND DGIN G vt 'W i ,E A ff R.. Q I K , ,wb . Who? Janie Hardin, best looking girl on the Campus. Some members of Autiss. Elizabeth stopped to have her picture taken. Oscar gives Helen a lift. Mary and Kenneth. David Sone and his puppy. Q.:-ILA..- Frank smiles broadly as the special gets ready to leave. Brownwood trippers amuse themselves. Cold. Not too eold for Mr. Matthis to give a hearty greeting to photographer. Mrs. Hughes and part of Mr. Hughes and Dorothy. The bus. BROWN WOCD TRIP Sh i BMW sf . ,Y W, .,.x , 5 it R. I y, X Pl N -5- N 2-nu .-.mv ... ,W ig, Aww M up MUUQJMW, ARTHUR RI-IIIA XVAI,'I'IfIi R. GI,K,Ii District Ground School Supcrvisot Coordinator CIVIL PILQT TRAINING PRGGRAM W' , X,,,,,,., pi'-Y' qfgrthv- q-Wm WI MW Q59 Qqvw- a'f 'YH' E. M. BONVMAN NORMAN RONVLAND F. R. NIATTHIS Ground Instructor Ground Instructor Ground Instructor what ,fff .uf 'I If 1 f V ,. , , ,, WH., .iyifia ,, ,,,. ,.,. 1 QWW X 1,4450 V,KZw,3.f K X Virgil Williams, J , WZMJAM MSL 7T 5 fl? M 722 yan, Secondary Student. I T. J. Stewart and the Waco. Virgil and T. J. in the 0Hfice at the airport. il -2 I 4 E? In the summer of 1940 Texas Wesleyan College was selected by the Civil Aero- nautics authority to sponsor the Civil Pilot Training Program. Since then over a hundred pilots, many of Whom are now in the Army or Navy Air Corps, learned to fly through this program at TWC. Instructor and Student getting ready. Bull session in the 'fe' eww in . gn' study room. i i i n A Y A K Taxi-ing in front of the hangars. Line inspection for Jay, Tommy and Earl. 'Wilt Jenny, the Mascot. Joe Conway ready to take off. Three classes of both primary and secondary pilots are graduated every year. Most of these pilots then have their choice of many branches in the Held of aviation after completing either of the CPT courses. Campus interest was further stimulated after the organizing of the Keep 'Em Flying Club. The organization, which drew ZS students to the first meeting, is spon- sored by F. R. Matthis, ground instructor, and is directed by advanced flying students. . I Talking about things. Still talking. Girl trouble. Instructor Mistrot and the boys. , Tff. W M47 ff' - Joe Conway after flight Keeping tab of flight progress. JeHC and Harold, Primary students. Listening in. Posing. Earl and Jay. Tom Robinson. Waiting around. f ai, ...mg .ia tiik EEA RFQ - 9 I tiil NFQ Sixers Q1 n gl'- N xg 9 if TEXAS WESLEYAN COLLEGE may 5 5 MAY so, 194-2 5 I E MARY ELIZABETH BLACKMON .Queen of fga :fmay E I i ROBERTA I-IARDING MARY EUGENIA GUNTER I I Icfvoytaf, cffmuitf of Jlforzcvt :Rjoyaf .Lbtfy - in - qfuzifirzj I ,O gg 5 1 Luzio 'z mctcgaiissr I '15 s -3 1 I I, 4 I I KIEANNE THOMPSON HELEN I-IOOTE Escorted by Joe Conway Escorted by T. Stewart I Soflgoirzo 'za ,fhctcfissusa I II JANE I-IARDIN JUANITA MORTENSEN I A Escorted by Tom Egan Escorted by Neal McEwen VIRGINIA HOWARD JUANITA MOORE Lscorted by J N Mullms Escorted by Jack Ewing I I A 1 E g'ZEi6l7ZElZ ,fhttagaaisri I s an oolislmess AS A REMINDER FELLQXV STUDENTS . . . . . . The firms and individuals represented in the fol- lowing section have shown their interest in our college by aiding materially in this publication. For their interest in us, they are due our patronage. A Ashburn Ice Cream Co. Ault Music Co. B Bairds Bakery L. A. Barnes Office Supply Beacon Printing Co. Blackstone Hotel Gordon Boswell Florist J. L. Bray Cleaners Burge Hardware C Cascade Laundry Collins Art Co. Conn Music Co. Conner Office Supply Cox's Department Store D Dickson-Jenkins Mfg. Co. E Marvin D. Evans, Printers Everett Drug F Fair Department Store Farris Poultry Fort Worth Chamber of Commerce Fort Worth Clearing House Fort Worth Macaroni Co. Fort Worth Paint Co. Fort Worth Wholesale Grocery A Friend G B. H. Glenn Mattress Co. Goldstein Bros. Jewelers DIRECTORY OF ADVERTISERS H Haltom's Jewelers Harveson-Cole Funeral Home Harvey's Ice Cream Sz Milk Co. Huey-Philip Co. Humble Oil Co. I Industrial Scientific, Inc. Isis Theatre K Ben E. Keith Co. King Candy Co. Kingscraft Cover Co. L Lydick Roofing Co. M Martin's Department Store Mattison Grocery Meacham Department Store Lester Miller Florist Modern Laundry Monnig's Department Store N Newman-Reich Baking Co. O Orgain's Studio P J. C. Penney Co. Pickard's Variety Store Pickwick Food Stores Poly Flower Shop Poly Herald Poly Pop Practical Drawing Co. R Renfro Drug Co. Reynolds-Campbell Lumber Co. S Secrest Crowder Funeral Home Shannon's Funeral Home Shur Fit Optical Co. South Western Biological Co. Staffords Engraving Co. Stone Street Davis Co. Striplings Department Store Superior Meat Co. T Taystee Baking Co. Tasty Pie Co. Texas Electric Co. Texas Hotel Texas Motorcoaches Texas Pacific Coal Sz Oil Co. Triple XXX Tyler Simpson Grocery Co. V Varsity Theater The Vinnedge Co. W Washer Bros. Clothiers West Texas Produce Co. Waples Platter Grocery Co. Wolf 8: Klar Jewelers Worth Hotel Well Machine Co. Wally-Williams, Inc. Westbrook Hotel Mrs. Warren GUI-IRDII-INS UF YOUR BETTER LIVING Symbols not ot wcrr . . . but ot SERVICE! The smoke stocks ot our electric plcrnts moy resemble somewhot connons but they ore the tools ot production-not ot destruction. They gre sentinels ot electric service ond better liv- ing-reminders ot one ot Amer- iccr's grecrt blessings. Twenty-tour hours cr doy you horve dll ot the electric service you Wdnt tor better living-to moilce your lite more enjoycrble. And the cost is only cr tew pen- nies oi dcfy-one ot the smdllest items ot your tomily budget. TEXAS ELECTRIC SERVICE COMPANY Growing with our eyes on the years ahead. Fort Worth, through its growth as a center ot great industry and commerce, has lcept in rnind constantly the irnportance ot its educational institutions. . . For it as a city has realized that upon the shoulders ot youth rnust stand the structures ot our tuture as a city and as a nation. . . ln this taslc, Texas Wesleyan College is pertorming an indis- pensable service. THE FORT WORTH CHAMBER OF COMMERCE JL MW . on Mom: FORT WORTH WHOLESALE GROCERY and PRODUCE CO. 245 W. 15th Street FORT WORTH, TEXAS PHONE 2-3351 ' 'ni 'I up-,ar T A A nooucrs SUPERIGR WHGLESALE MARKET Beef, Veal. Pork and Provisions Fort Worth 1201 Iones St. 4. Dallas 5 .3 CZ fs' 0' CALL0 P US 0 12' Q J .J . 906 Harwood MARKETS - HOTELS - CAFES We have your favorite packers brand AROUND OUR CAMPUS CLOCK September: Hi, there, turpin. What's cooking? Got any new clothes ? How's the boy friend ? Such were the expressions that were heard on the first day of school. And, O, those Freshmen! They get greener every year. Did you hear about Louise Coe thinking campus- ology is the care and beautification of the campus? Yes, Poss is the groom, but who is the bride? No, the poor soul wasn't really getting married: it was just the annual New Student-Old Student Wedding. Doris Gathings, who recently had a shure-enough wedding, was the bride. We saw Jane Hardin frantically taking notes during the ceremony. When we inquired about it we found that she was getting pointers for her new book, What Is This Thing Called-Love ? October: There's just nothing like good ole Halloween to make you want to turn back the calendar and be a kid again. Everyone, including the faculty, forgot about trying to be dignified and had a hilarious time at the annual TW carnival sponsored by the YW and YM. Dorothy Coker and Bob Lemons stole the show for the evening with their South American dance number. There's just no end to the local talent we have around here. Dorothy Graner was crowned Queen of the Spooks as the climax to the carnival. You heard about that old woman who froze to deathg well, there were several of them on the Howard-Payne Special. Some thawed out sufficiently enough, though, to get within range of the cameraman just before the train pulled out of the station. There was no birdie for them to look at, so Mr. Matthis, Gracie, and D'Arcy just grinned out of the window at the icicles. November - December: Holidays occupied our minds during both these months. Always More for Your Money at the ORTH! Winter and summer AIR-CONDITIONED ROOMS insure abundant flow of fresh warm air on coldest days and cooling breezes for summers heat. All rooms have both tub and shower, circulating ice water and taste- fully appointed furniture. Remodeled and redecorated rooms offer you all the real com-- forts and convenience you could ask. 4 Every Room Is Seusibly Priced Home of Western Hospitality . . . A Good Surrounding for Real Folks + HOTEL FORT WORTH l Your Home in FORT WORTH! Did you kno'-v that the business of operating hotels has been elevated to an aereptable profession taught in many of America's finest colleges? Courses in finance. operations. management. catering, etc. are now taught to enterprising young students . . . Many are now in key positions in our hotels. lt all adds up to W Better Service Through Training. ff-is 5. 5 3 TWT , C'1qJlj':t:'i, v-:nl q:lI1 v ET' ., q.w5'Ilq RPI-1225 Hsglqlzlq ,l5l3Fl3l3 X K 'TN 'Ti l fig 2 X ff'u3,f:1 X gs' . fi-, ' f ill' E 9 It g Iii gf in Q .t X all Il I r . ' .all .ull Q, lg '. H fir ? i ' - 'H fin, u i--Th erm:-L'I'J'gjL l l ' if ' pi FORT WORTHS FRIENDLY -HOT-EL 500 MODERN ROOMS 51.50 ff, sion Daily A good downtown family hotel for permanent guests . . . weekly and monthly rates. MAIN TO HOUSTON AT FOURTH ST. A.. I C0lIgl'cZflllc1fi0llS . . -to the June Class. We are sorry you must leave-ibut wish you all of the best . . . to all other Classes, remember to make The Blackstone your downtown headquarters. Properly ,Xir-conditioned rom Luolmts HOTEL or Dlsrmcnon 7fae WORLD at our feet y WM Arewm QAM-Q 5? CU who graduate today are our citizens and leaders of tomorrow. The tumul- tuous world into which you now step challenges each of us to make it a better place in which to live - a place where freedom and justice shall prevail. Let the knowl- edge and principles of right learned in school aid you in building a solid foundation for good citizenship as we want it in America. Let those qualities of character so essential to self-support and self-respect - integrity, good judgment and thriftiness- help you in conquering the world at your feet. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK o CONTINENTAL NATIONAL BANK I I THE romwunm NATIONAL BANKoUNION BANK at must co. I W L- ,,J MEMBER BANKS OF THE FORT WORTH CLEARING HOUSE ASSOCIATION January: Bill Marshall, State Secretary of the Baptist Student Union, fairly took the campus by a storm in his series of lectures. Frank Bounds and the rest of the students turned out 1002 . Well, this was a Metho- dist campus, wasn't it? We're in the army now! At one time, this institution was known as Texas Woman's College, and if all this keeps up, looks like history is going to repeat itself. Everyone is feeling the patriotic urge and trying to get into some branch of the service. Even the worms are joining the Apple Corps. And then there was the Blackout. And, gosh, was it dark? Whose idea was it to have it on Dead Night, any- way? LaJuana and Oveta were seen t'?J trying to slip out, but it was to no avail-thanks to the squeaking floors in dear Boaz. Mid-term Exams and time to lay aside our last copy of Who Blew Out-the Flame? and get down to some last minute cramming. Who's the guy that first thought up this exam idea anyway? Why don't we ever cele- brate his birthday? G-r-r-r. February: Are we having another blackout or is the moon just working over time? Nope. guess again Polly, it's just that screwy War Time and everybody is getting up an hour earlier. Well. you know, early to bed and early to rise makes a man some thing or other. Whose heart was broken? When? Where? Such were the questions Dr. Fix 'Em and Dr. Mend 'Em answered at the Heart Smashers Convention. Walter Turner, master of ceremonies, didn't spare the embarassments either. We knew John Luce could blush, but we didn't L know just how much until we saw Edith Record-trying to get him in that corset. 3 .X C fb s .1- ake . recautions ' ITS SMART T0 DRIVE SAN ELY And it's smart to use thrifty -'I'P- Gasoline and -TP- Aero Motor Oil in Your Car TRADE WITH YOUR I FRIENDLY -TP- DEALER J Going to Dallas? RIDE TEXAS MOTORCOACHES THE SHORTEST ALL-PAVED ROUTE For COMFORT 0 ECONOMY 0 SPEED 0 SAFETY Also Chartered Buses - Anywhere - Anytime IV'f9ere Your Eyes Are Cmzcerned 11's V lllfliiiiii . 0,-ww eo. l f g r e i 4 X: any - ' Da. MFGUIRE a STAFF '+- Neigbborly Credit Reasomzble Prices D011 'I my Bread S H0l.S UM NEWMAN-REICH BAKING CO., Inc. I I I To the Seniors . . 4 'f0? aPA5 C 0 I1 grain! alia IIS . . . and best wishes For all your big events GIYIKILIZIIIOII - Wedding' - Births Music - Greetings The House of Qzzaliiyu 6th and Th1'IIckmo1'ton Phone 3-1481 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I THE AR IITY A DeLuxe Suburban Theatre SAM ARCHIBALD, Manager I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 6.Allt0gl'Cl,9A1f '-Qsof-OJ-j L W.: ,L Y ,ul LJ! jf? I-2 '4L,.,pyF? -'-03:1 ff-Q ,fjL.,4fAv11s 9 'NJ' -.wwf-LQ? -Q4 -4-4'-ff? CJR x ,,fvu7n 47, 4,1 4.4. , FW' 'L 'F' HW' ' if I TM' dial ft' 'ff ' f is vs f WAP fl Mx Best W'i5be5 DX.. Law' 124 ,Ng to I , ' . , It if avec, . ,- FTM M UWT' QQL TWC students ,AJ-Q v 4 I 1 V WELL MACHINERY 6. SUPPLY Co. 1629 Main St. Fort Worth Your Grocer Is Ready to Serve You With NU-CREST Fruits and Vegetables. Order These Fine Foods From Your Grocer EVERY DAY 6 ' 5' EQ?-ai Nugqggsf U.ECPf5 uuttstqfgr Qi .l?J5v:4:,5T.+ X Ajlfif 9 my ? ' to M: 'za ' A Y ' e that L ei was was 5 mix: e:.z:e:s:P' 1E5 g 5gEgEf i6f 1 Distributed by TYLER 81 SIMPSON CO. RECORDS B A N D INSTRUMENTS AUU MUSIC 60. 609 TH ROCKMORTON ST. INSTRUMENT MUSIC REPAIRING NEVER EXEELLED! Q2 mums Toss Men. Women and Children WESTERNERS ISaddle Pantsl PAI:ITS SHITITS IACITETS BREEEIHES IODHQPURS SLACK SUITS Ask Your Dealer DIIIKSUN-JENKINS MFG. EU. Quality Garment Manufacturers Serving 37 States FORT WORTH, TEXAS This is the time of year we always look forward to, because we know we'll have good chapel programs. What we're referring to is the one-act play contest. They were all cleverly given and thoroughly enjoyed by all. Of course, we didn't quite catch on what the Senior play was all about. It was just a wee bit over our heads, but then, aren't all the finer things of life? March: How did you like Mary B. in Roberta's evening dress at the Junior-Senior Banquet ? And did you notice the way Vergie Sue kept limping around all evening? Oh, Well, could she help it if June Ragle's extra pair of evening slippers were size 6 instead of 7. Glamour on review! Nothing could better describe the beauties that paraded on the stage of the Fine Arts Auditorium as the Sweetheart Review swung into action. Corky Davis, elected as Campus Sweetheart, lead the parade-smile and all. April: There comes a time in the life of every sopho- more when he must go through certain agonies-and agonies they were, for the Fish were after them coming and going on this-Their Day. The Sophs weren't to be outdone though, so they did their share of the mfs- chief. What certain young blond kicked out what cer- tain Junior's window during the excitement? Hazel Higgins, better known as Bones, Tom Egan, Jerry Drury, and other loyal Sophs also got in on the fun and through some rare accident UI Virginia Lee Johnson, Juanita Moore, and Elizabeth Sargent didn't appear on the Fish program, but the Freshman president an- nounced that the show must go on, so with many sub- stitutes, a clever performance was given. The Sirens were blowing: people were dashing madly about trying to reach the air-raid shelter before it was too late. Many were mangled beyond recognition and others even ruined their best clothes. It was nothing I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I l I I I I really serious, though: .lust another all-school party. A figure clad in a pair of brightly-colored pajamas was seen darting into the tunnel. It was none other than Jerry Railey with a copy of the latest Esquire clutched tightly to his busom. Well, the signs did say to grab your valuables, didn't they, Jerry '? Such as this could go on forever, 'cause it has been a grand year. Adios for another year. AS EVIDENCE OF THE HIGH STANDARDS OF SCHOLARSHIP MAINTAINED AT TEXAS WES- LEYAN, WE OFFER THE FOLLOWING SUMMARY OF WHAT WE LEARNED IN CLASSES!!! English: Mrs. Lisenby informed us that Milton was a blind poet who wrote Paradise Lost: when his wife died he wrote Paradise Regained! Mr. Hughes said that the remarkable thing about Browning is that he wrote Poetry and Short Stories, and sometimes even wrote Literature. Mr. Leach noticed the frequent use of Shakespeare for quoting and suggests that he be given a tubular grave to make turning over easier for him. In Speech: Miss Beckett wants her students to be as capable as European diplomats. She recalls those who presented the claims of small nations at the Versailles Peace Conference: Dmoski presented Poland's claims, beginning with the 14th Century at 11:00 o'clock in the morning, and reached 1919 at 4:00 P. M.: next day Benes presented the claims of the Czechs, and he began a century earlier and finished an hour later. Romance Languages: Mr. Hughes stresses the fact that Je vous aime means I love you, in French. Nice, if the girl friend knows French. Miss Cowan's Spanish class has discovered that Si Si Senor means it's a good deal, in Spanish. Congratulations ..lIl1l, Slll'l'l'XS, Graduates! Good Luck for the Future! Protective FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES Guard .Xnu-rica's llealth Line Vitamins and Minerals fresh-irnmalieittis The Enjoyable Way Listen for the Whistle Keith's Fruit Express KGKO 8:13 A. NI. BEN E. KEITH COMPANY .IEWELRY DIAMONDS Make Our Store Your Headquarters K cneouf AT cAsH omcas usoa usos OVER 40 I E I,vuc:,u:lc Terms as lou' as 50 cents down, 50 cents week SPORTING GOODS - 2 as I L .N :div- !i4lf?'Jl'Ys4l l W f nw l , Q El' , 1, .. ' Q- ,,-3 , mu X f . 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'I A ,:. gl I R141 ' Q' A :A W It K I A I fm.. M-It I bv h , ww s- . .J, fM swf ff, s. a , 1 .WPS-' W -1-' 5?-. , v- f 1 ' V ,ladrkwafnm H2 s + , H 1 a+ f MW 1 ' 70th Anniversary Year Waples-Platter Co. l f 3. gn E. fi E l LESTER E. MILLER FLORIST Serving Polytechnic with I l.OlVERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Citi llviifr IJrliz'i'Vy St'l'l'it't' 720 Conner 5-3230 Dress Well and Succeed Select Your Clothing and Furnishings at Ibrzavhzfzwafivf Conzplimefzts of NEW ISIS THEATRE In Business for Your Pleasure Polytecblzick Leading Printers BEACON PRINTING COMPANY JACK JORDAN Phone 5-115-1 1110 Nashville Street Prepare for the Future My advice to all young men and women is to complete your college education. Be prepared for the worth while positions in life. Grover C. Cole Harveson 8: Cole Funeral Service The Polytechnic Herald Publishing - Advertising 2912 Rosedale Poly Herald Bldg. Phone 5-2510 - Jud s. Perry, Editor E. R. CONNER 8z CO. Individual and Office Stationary Supplies and I urniture Phone 2-1251 607 'Fhrockmorton Phone 1-3861 1731 College Ave. '6TASTY PIES Texas Largest Selling Pies FORT NVORTH, TEXAS Home Economics: We quote an original from Mrs. Sims The way to a man's heart is through. What no detour ? Miss McNeill notes that skirts are shorter, and will be so for some time because of Prioritiesg and someone told us that Priorities were a patriotic sacri- tice? Mathematics: Mr. Matthis says the mathematical chances of getting a TW jacket like his are very slim. It seems he functions as star Drawback. Science: Mr. Ewing teaches his students that the scientific method is the shortest distance between two points: the only trouble is that it takes twice as much time. Miss Balthrop says that Biology is the most fasci- nating of sciences. Lots of queer speciments hang around her office as living proof. Social Sciences: Mr. Stuart revealed to his Eco- nomics classes that he has solved all the problems between capital and labor. I'll take all the capitalf' he says, and you can all labor. Dean Glick looketl into the future history of the world for the special benefit of his history classesg he prophesies the follow- ing world-shaking occurrances for next year: 1. A famous man will die: 2. Two well-known movie stars will marry: 3. A transport plane will crashg 4. There will be a battle somewhereg 5. A severe storm will rage on either the Atlantic or the Pacific. Mr. Matthis gave his government class the lowdown on Washington. Washington is a territory, he said, Uhounded on all sides by the United States of America. Bible: Dr. Simmons revealed the little known fact that the epistles were the wives of the apostles. Religious Education: Miss Smith advised, when in doubt, tell a story. She practices what she preaches, too. Education: Mr. Bowman disclosed the fact that Fenelon was the first man to see possibilities in coedu- cation: I. Q.! Psychology classes were told by Mrs. Howell that according to the laws of the United States a man may have only one wife: this is called monotony. Have you heard of the young matron who bought enough flowered chintz to cover her sofa and herself too? Then there is the one about the woman who bought enough cretonne for draperies and a dirndle skirt. Who would ever have thought fashion should decree that we wear what the well dressed chair is wearing this season. Maid: The doctor is here, sir. Absent Minded Professor: Tell him I can't see him. I'm sick. Customer: Didn't I get my last haircut in this shop? Barber: I think not, sir. We've only been in busi- ness two years. The ideal romance is the one between the deaf senior and the beautiful but dumb co-ed. He's so deaf that he doesn't know she's so dumb. -Texas Ranger. The little old gray woman bent over the cherub in the cradle. O-oo. You look so sweet, I could eat you. Baby: The hell you could, you don't have any teeth. T. H. Conn Music Co., Inc. Gibson String Martin Band Instruments New and Used Instruments. Expert Repairing Terms as low as 81.00 per week. Sheet Music - Records - Methods - Folios Instruction on All Instruments 310 Blain Phone 2-1727 SECREST-CROXVDER FUNERAL HOME cum,-f tf.,,, . - igpm-mf ANIBULANCE SERVICE 700 Sth Ave. 5-1215 Pickwick Food Stores No. 2-2831 Berry No. 4-2400 E. Belknap No. 3-3300 Camp Bowie No. 5-1818 Hemphill fllzc'f1ys Ample Parking Space O. B. BRAND Glade of DURLNIJ Macaroni. Spaghetti and Pure Egg Noodles Sold by All Grocery TRIPLE XXX THIRST STATION NOW SERVING FINE FOODS in TWO LOCATIONS Home-Cooked Fried Fhicken Our Own Make Ice Cream S01 N. Main 2901 W. Tth St. L. A. BARNES COMPANY Office Supplies 1009 Houston 2-1273 LYDICK ROOFING CO. 50 Years in Fort llvortb Real Roofs Phone 5-2513 MRS. WILLIE WARREN Sells and Delivers All Standard and Fancy Candies Phone 3-3071 Fort Worth Paint Co. llnfrflllmlll' Krmll ,ill1ul1j.n'fl1rl'1x PAINT - WALL l'.KPl'IR Phone 2-71.191 2200 W. 6th Street v w ' r 1 1 1 N 1 1 w 1 IJIAMONDS-W A l C HES-LUGGAGE GOLDSTEIN BROS. t'Rl'IIlI'l' .IEWELERS ' Phone 3-1495 thampio , Pararnount In In Values Service Corner 9th and Main Fort Worth, Texas C ongratulatzons Class of '42 SOUTHWESTERN BIOLOGICAL CO. IJA LLAS, TEX AS THE VINNEDCfE COMPANI7, INC. Cojffwa' Rm1x1'l'rs mul NlrlllllftlffIIITVN Worth Blend Coffee Wonder Whip Dressing Worth Table Syrup Worth Brand Extracts THE VINNEDGE COMPANY, INC. rom' wolrrn, TEXAS GORDON BOSWELL Fl.oWI-:Rs 2-2265 1220 Pennsylvania Telephone 2-7490 FARRIS POULTRY Sz EGG CO. AH-CHOO! A tide within me Surges higher, And I pause On the edge of eternity- Holding my breath. Everything seems stilled, Suspended in a breathless void. My whole being cries for release. The spell breaks, And then . . . I sneeze. -The Texas Ranger. The good townsman was concluding his address: Friends, I have lived here all my life. In this town are fifty taverns, and I am proud to say I have never been in one of them. From the back of the hall came the question, And which one is that? Girls when they went for a swim, Once dressed like Mother Hubbard, Now they have a different whim And dress more like her cupboard. -Analyst. FRESHMAN ENTRANCE EXAMINATION 1. Did you come to school to get married or to study? 2. Who wrote Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream? 3. Do you believe that people who live in glass houses should not throw parties? 4. Are you in love, married, or sensible? 5. Who said, A rose is a rose is a rose ? Why? 6. Deline the following: Turpin Bird Doggin' Snerp Pension Model Bucket Britchens 7. Do you eat Wheaties for breakfast and do you save the box tops? 8. Can you count to ten backwards? Wholesale 9. Write a summary entitled, t'How to Get Through POULTRY, Roos and PECANS College 111 SIX Easy LGSSOHS- . I . N I . - Q 1 y 4? 208 west mth Street Fort Worth' Texas 10. Did you cheat on th1s examlnatlon . If so, why not. I I ICP! NEY COMPANYf,,ln gl. C. Pl'NNlfY'S, INC. Bl' Pl NNI Y WXISI will Sun' llollmw -lilo--MIX lluustun St. LABORATORY SUPPLIES SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS REAGENT CHEMICALS Industrial Scientific, Inc. X2-I lNIOI1I'OC SI. Fort Worth A Friend of T. W. C. Congratulations Graduates ac ' Zme fa Hams uw QQNNVWQXSE mm wfglmeui Vma The first with the Newest Styles Y., ii. in . es' - . -4. -.. . L , -f Ja.. vs- ff' in f xg so 1 '. m s ,sad Dave Shannon Conner Hi ll Oliver Shannon SHA NNON'5' FUNERAL HOME 5-2191 I V -1 fi .1 E 1 15 1. E 1 1 F il i E 1 14 34 I 9 Your Fmwjfe Sim 'Moz' ll THE LASS UF 1, 11 1 ' 3 This is not the end of education hut th? i heg'iiming'. And if the road ahead looks 3 difficult, travel it with the courage and f I coniidence that is your Americzm heri- E tagre. Our best wishes go with you. NUMB 4 A HUMBLEI OIL1i'8giI RABFI-NING,'CO'.1 ,X 'funn luxlllzrffou mizllflfnf fry 'I'1'X4I'I'x 1 1 REYNOLDS-CAMPBELL ,A 1 COMPANY it 1 Q ,xxx 1 3 i R1 1 1. 3 g ' ' J f , 0 ' . U W6 1 MZMQW 1 LUMBER AND BUILDERS' SUPPLIES ' ' Z 1 WZQWM 5 zf 2 1 1 h 5.11 i W , fy' fri-ft' G Phone 5-2181 27111 vickery Blvd. 51 H 1 . ,S , 1 Your Ffz1f01fiZe ,SI22zp.I'L0i C 0 L L I N S I 1 ARTIST'S MATERIALS PICTURES FRAMES EVERYTHING FOR THE ARTIST AT STANDARD PRICES Original Pairfrings and PrInIs+IZime Reproduciions-A BQGUIIIUI Frames LET US FRAME YOUR DIPLOMA AND GRADUATION PHOTOGRAPH COLLINS ART COMPANY 4oo THROCKMORTON PHONE 2-6I8I West Texas Produce N N I G i S Cempany The I:I'i6l1dlA1' Strnv 1201 JONES wishes you a successful FUTURE! O And remind you to shop at Monnig for quality, price and good fashions. FORT WORTH'S FASTEST GROWING DEPARTMENT STORE COX'S There were four marines on Wake Island and they were playing cards. One leatherneck stuck his head in the door and said, A party of Japs are coming. One said, I'll go. I'm dummy. . Jane to Smitty: Just because a man says he'll call you up is no sign that he will give you a ring. Women are like street cars. They just take you for a ride. Men are like street cars. If you miss one, there'll be another along soon. A gentleman was much surprised when the good looking young lady greeted him by saying, Good morn- ing. He could not remember meeting her before. She evidently realized her mistake and apologizing ex- plained, Oh, I'm sorry. When I iirst saw you I thought you were the father of two of my children. She walked on while the man stared at her. She did not realize that he was unaware that she was a school teacher. Pocahantas: Yeah, girls, and then he tried to pull a fast one-told me his name was John Smith. -Buccaneer. How do you manage to keep drinking coffee at the Phi Gam house? I take a spoonful of Drano every Week. First Gal-What's a military objective, Helen? Second Ditto-Just walk past these soldiers on the R E C 0 X D R Y G 0 0 D S C 0 , corner. You'll find out. 4.1. A S C A D E 3-1411 ZORIC CLEANERS Fur Storage Four Laundry Services 1700 WEST SEVENTH Blind Date No, Bob, I said firmly. Nothing doing. I've been hooked before. No more blind dates for me. But lissan, fellow, came the pleading voice of Bob Shaner, I'm in a jam. This is really an SOS. Nothin' doin', I said more firmly than before. 1'm in the middle of a murder mystery, and I'm not in- terested in any blind date you could offer. But Bob was adamant. Here's the set-up, Les. My steady's best girl friend is in town. She doesn't know a soul. Come on, be a pal. You know I'd do the same for you . . . When they start that soft stuff on me, I always fall. Aw right. Just this once! For friendship, though. Understand ? Within twenty minutes. Bob was blowing the horn in front of the house. With grave misgivings I hurried out to meet it. Believe me or not . . . I'm still wondering how it all happened. That was six months ago. Now each evening at eight, I'm calling on that certain blind date. Regu- larly. Leslie Perryman from the NIBS . It's all right to tell a girl she has pretty ankles, but don't compliment her too highly. llf-s K fasfe 7716 Difference , CJTIQTVBY 5 MILK. L ICE CREAM l DIAL 3-2787 MODERN LAUNDRY Littleton Harwell, Manager DELIVERY SERVICE REGULAR RATES 20 DISFOUNT ON CASH AND CARRY 900 HENDERSON ST. One Block South of West Seventh Street Three Blocks West ot' Medical Arts Building Two Blocks North of Masonic Temple WEAR A MODERN LALNDERED SHIRT B. H. GLENN Mattress Company WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Built for Rest Q 1911 YICKERY BLVD. PHONE 5-2121 For Best Results in All llvrittell Ilvork Use MASTERPIECE Papers and Tablets Sold by Ram Trading Post UEY-PHILP Mafzzzfactzzrers and jobbers of HOTEL and RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT and SUPPLIES Texas' Oldest Supply House Quality Equipment - Prices Right - Prompt Service has made this firm the leader in Texas for the past 70 years. Visit our nloderfz display room in Fort 1I 0rtlJ Ample stock carried here at all times 500 Throckmorton St. Fort Worth 2-9556 I I I c 1. I ' I I I I I I I . I MAN S LEG BROKEN: FOUR OTHERS INJURED , I -Oakland Tribune. Serves the centipede right. I I ??- 2 Students' Prayer And now I slump me down to sleep. I My notes, I pray, my friend will keep. I 1 I Should I be called on 'fore I wake, Please poke my ribs, for pity's sake. I -Leo Phillips, Jr. A 3 il I Really, who would have thought that rubber short- il l age would iigure so heavily in the womans weigh of 5' il life. I I I If T- I I I, l When you see a pretty girl, look away quickly. Re- member curves are dangerous and your brakes are I bad. I Voice over telephone: Pop, guess who just got kicked out of college? I I I I .fdufograp 6 x B RZ ' V W e re Br aduates, mn! Yes, we've graduated magna cum laude wixh sine as our maior. for years we've been preseming new insh- ' olleqe men and women. ' 1 ions hrs! io c Come in soon and wish Washer s iou ' s. iloors oi quohw fashion WASHER moss. Lew Gr0SS-Pfesukvll Covers for 1949 by Kin gsllort Press, Inc Iv. CTQ X1I'l.-- bm-t, Tgnnekvo POLY FLOWER SHOP Free Delirery Service Phone 1 1375 - llay and Night Phone 3116 IC. Rosedale Across from the t'umpus W. R. 1,.aurenct- PlCliARD'S VARIETY STORE R 0 0 111 A Ccess aries 5-11111 51211 li. Rosedale EVERETT DRUG CO. Drugs - 51111611765 Sclmol Supplies 331330 li. Rosedale Phone 5-2171!-4 J. L. Bray Dry Cleaners Une Clean 'em Right 3200 li. Rosedale Street - Corner Vaughn Boulevard PHONE 5-1055 MA .T N'S IN POLY Dry Goods Men's Wear Notions Shoes Poly 'y Hotpoint Dealer BURGE HARDWARE IN POLY P LY POP Polyfecbzzic Casla Grocery 6 Market THE MATTISQNS STORE 5016 E. Rosedale Phone 5-25-15 Once there were three little morons. They were named Merman, Herman, and Thurman. They both were twins except Elmer and he went to bed early because he slept slow. A sensible girl is not so sensible as she looks because a sensible girl has more sense than to look sensible. The hotel clerk was astonished to see a guest parading through the foyer in a pair of pajamas. Here, what are you doing? The guest snapped out of it and apologized, Beg pardon, I'm a somnambulistf' Well, sneered the clerk, You can't walk around here like that no matter what your religion is. In case you're thinking of making a speech, he1'e's a good formula: Have a good beginning and a good ending, and keep them close together. Census Taker: What's your business ? Sambo: Ah own a hand laundry. Census Taker: Where is it located '? Sambo: Here she comes now. A Lf egcioud . . . ICE CREAM -:- MALTED MILK -:- SUNDAES SANDWICHES Stop at the f0U0ll'illg stores ASHB!IRN'S 446 Jizeawn QUALITY COUNTS 3012 E. Rosedale 2617 E. BELKNAP MINERAL VVICLLS 3413 E. LANCASTER VVEATHERFORD 2251 N. MAIN ARLINGTON Portraits Enlargements Copies Miniatures QRGAINIS STUDIO Phone 5-2022 700 V2 Houston FINISHERS FOR ALL PHOTOGRAPHS FOR THE TXIVECO Cozzgmmlazfinm . . CLASS GE 142 from FORT WORTH'S LARGEST DEPARTMENT STORE 266 'T ' TA YSTEE BREA D Tastes Better Tnasts Better Textures Better .X4Mt0gl'Cl,l9A I l 'TIS BETTER! 0 d F W hT I NX . J PM 'A , ,TH mm Qmbfw 'QI 4' INEQ I FRONI THE HANDS OF STAFFORD CIIAFTSNIEN TMFVQRQNENGRMING com nr-Awmv W If 5 Q OOO 9 . g m , x FORT WOIf2TH,TEXAS flffemenliafi GF HAPPY YEARS 0?-45'fGi9,?9b-4' As we look 'rlwrougl-1 +l1e files of Txweco Annuals, we are pleasan+ly reminded of our many years of cordial rela+ions wi+l'1 s+uden'rs and facully members of T. W. C. Too, +l1e Annuals renew our memory of T. W. C.'s grow+l'1 and developmenf. We are proud 'ro have been selecfed year af+er year as Prin+ers of your Annual. I+ has been a privi- lege and a pleasure each year +o worlc wi+l1 'folks like you. Sincerely, Marvin D. Evans, Presidenl' MARVIN D. EVANS CCMPANY, PRINTERS I2I3-IZISTHROCKMORTON STREET .... FORT WORTH Lee Roy Allen Byron Billman john Bray Tommy Brents Cletus Devon Brewer James R. Elder Joe Hill Elder Cecil Faulkner Charles Gardner August Guadognoli John F. Harkrider John J. Hill OUR SERVICE RCLL . Sidney Hill John Hosea George Richard Jennings Carter Johnson Ward Johnson G. W. Linn Charles Linstrum Dick Livingston Willis Lowe Roy McCollum Everett McClendon Robert Scott McConnell john Paddock Thurmond Wayne Lester Rector Allen Rose Wilbur L. Rucker Fred Savage Don Thompson jack Thornton Ross Watkins Hazen L. Ward Jack R. Wesenberg jack Wilson Pistole As the Txweco goes to press this list and the one on page 47 are as complete as we can make them Manx names are omitted, we are sure, because we have no way of learning the names of every ex-student now in the armed forces. We apologize for all omissions, and the college would like to hear from those who know names which we do not have. The Staff. 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