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

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1949 volume:

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We think you will recoqnize yourselves through the stereoscope, despite the old-fashioned settinq. Certainly, you'll see the belies and fswains of the Forty-nine-ties had their moments, too. The Editor DEDICATION XACTLY ten years ago, the 1939 TXWECO was dedicated to Gladys and E. M. Bowman. That Was before their two doctorates began to make people stumble over Mr. and Mrs. Some folks settled for The Bowmansf' While others tried Dr. Gladys and Dr. Marvin. The years have added more than academic degrees to this beloved faculty couple. Tireless in their Work tor Texas Wes- leyan, they have sprouted a bit of gray hair. But their iaith in TWC students has never faded. The Class oi '89, which they sponsored, was the largest in the history of the College, until this year. And though that rec- ord may iall, the Bowmans return to this dedication spot, re- maining the choice ot the biggest and the best. Page 4 X VIEWS ANN WAGGONER HALL Ho-hum, another dcry...c1nd so's tomorrow i gs ww gm ,Q 24' 4 Liz ,. .MJ ' 1 V 115 5 'yy f i k'5'9,gQ'l,i ff, Q7 ff fig ,Q ., ' fi Words, Words, words . . . and music DAN WAGGONER HALL N. VV. mu -W H f- ' ' X Vik F BOAZ-BENBROOK HALL Council of War? . . . Ah, the target-food! . . . 1 6 8 1 N.: X Wfwf N,- Biq guns Doe-llinq, Patterson, Pappas, Standefer . . . Biq game-the gang MULKEY HALL W V, iwnwm-i3,MlgL,,4f,.4 nr -mf -- .v...q.m.Qvw.w--1 as ,M mum .ww , V :sw HOME ECONOMICS HOUSE Another cup of coffee? . . . Now to straighten up Younq artists Crt Work . . . The busy music secretary . .. FINE ARTS BUILDING FACULTY APARTMENTS Qs, Af S Q ' if Q 5 A. .V , X ' x 4 ,gk . , ' K .L .S ,L . W. -A ,qrwa Q.- TLE ,Me .HL Aki, V1 W E 1 W ,M ,-,, VX 1 K, s , 4 yu, .M ,mwaiw fe. ANNEX AND TRADING POST S ,gl , B i x 'R gg xi, W7 gjkggg is X5 , 3 me .. ,,,L. Q VW-- , 5 as W , 4f.,,,,Mmd WADE HALL GYMNASIUM BOARD OF TRUSTEES DR. WARREN IOHNSTON, President DR. F. P. CULVER, President Emeritus EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MARVIN D. EVANS, Chairman H. B. DORRIS, Secretary E. L. BAKER L. T. MARTIN, IR. CHARLIE HILLARD CENTRAL TEXAS CONFERENCE H. B. DORRIS .....,.................,,....,i Fort Worth, Texas MARVIN D. EVANS . . . .,... .,..,....,... F ort Worth, Texas DR. WARREN IOHNSTON .... ...... F ort Worth, Texas DR. P. E. RILEY ....,......... ...... W eatherford, Texas L. T. MARTIN, IR. .,........ ..... F ort Worth Texas DR. F. P. CULVER .... ..... F ort Worth, Texas CHARLIE HILLARD ...... . .... Fort Worth Texas ED L. BAKER ................ ..... F ort Worth Texas DR. CHARLES H. HARRIS ................... Fort Worth Texas NORTH TEXAS CONFERENCE DR. I. M. FLEMING ........................ Mt. Vernon, Texas REVEREND IRA C. KIKER .... ....,... D allas, Texas E. ROY BOYD ............ ..... D allas Texas REVEREND S. M. BLACK .... .... D allas, Texas SOUTHWEST TEXAS CONFERENCE REVEREND K. R. HEMPHILL ................... Mcfxiien ALFRED LINDEMAN ............................. Cost REVEREND C. A. GREENWALDT .... .... s an Antonio vERNoN WiLLoUeHBY 1 ' ............... sun Antonio NORTHWEST. TEXAS CONFERENCE REVEREND W. C. HINDS. ................... Plainview R. B. ANDERSON ..... W 5.53.',' ......... ....... V ernon REVEREND UEL D. CROSBY ..... ...... L ubbock MRS. JIM WiLLsoN ........... ..... F ioydqdq TEXAS CONFERENCE REVEREND B. O. POWERS .................... Houston REVEREND MARCUS M. CHUNN .... DR. MORRIS KILC-ORE ............ HUGH O. BUCK ......... . . . .Houston . . . .Houston, In I I I I I I I Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas Texas , Texas Houston, , Texas Texas Texas Paqe 14 1 f , FACULTY To the Class of 1949: As the largest class in the history ot Texas Wesleyan Col- lege, you hold a distinctive position. Your greatest strength, however, does not lie in your numbers but in the contributions you have made to the lite ot the College during your stay here. Your four years of higher education parallel the first four post- war years. May those years have prepared you to do your share in maintaining a just and honorable peace. Law Sone President Page 16 Page 17 To the Senior Class of l949: The speed of transportation of today has shrunk your great- grandtather's World to less time than it took him to go from the Tarrant County Courthouse to the State Capitol Building at Aus- tin. As the World grows smaller, men must grow bigger. May the breadth of your vision and the depth of your Wisdom be equal to the problems of tomorrow is the Wish of the adminis- trators of your alma mater-Texas Wesleyan College. Walter R. Glick Vice President To the Graduating Class: Good citizens are not the results of accidents. As in chemis- try, the formula is immutable: character, ideals, church, home, and schools. You, the 1949 graduates, have been blended in the Crucible of college and are ready tor the test. As you are being tried, all the ingredients of your composition are on trial. We believe that the formula has been Well compounded and have faith in the end product, you, our good citizens. I. E. Cox Dean Page 18 Page IOE C. ASHBY Instructor in Economics and Business Administration B.S., North Texas State College: fur- ther study Emory University School of Law: graduate study, University of Wisconsin. Texas Wesleyan Col- lege, 1947-. HELEN BRYANT BARRY Instructor in Education B.A., Winthrop College: South Caro- lina State Teachers College for Wom- en: further study, Southwestern Bap- tist Theological Seminary. Texas Wes- leyan College, l947-. DONALD W. BELLAH Professor of Organ and Piano B,Mus., M.Mus., Illinois Wesleyan Uni- versity. Texas Wesleyan College, 1940-. IRENE BLUMENTHAL Instructor in Social Science and Language Dr. rer. pol., Dipl.-Vlksw., Ref.-iur, University of Vienna. Texas Wesley- an College, 1948-. E. M. BOWMAN Professor of Education B.A., Southwest Texas State Teachers College: M.A., University of Texas: further graduate study, Colorado State College of Education and University of Texas: D. Ed., University of Texas. Texas Wesleyan College, 1936-. 19 PHYLLIS BARTHOLOMAE Instructor in Piano B.A., Carleton College. Texas Wesley- an College. 1947-. CYRENE BELL Assistant Professor of Speech-Drama B.A., M.A., North Texas State Col- lege: further study, New York Uni- versity and University of Texas. Tex- as Wesleyan College, 1944-. HELEN M. BILLINGSLEY Assistant Professor ot English BLA., M.A., University of California: further study, Columbia University and University of Chicago. Texas Wesleyan College, 1946-. O. D. BOUNDS Assistant Professor of Business Administration B.S., Texas Wesleyan College: grad- uate study, North Texas State Col- lege. Texas Wesleyan College, 1946-. GLADYS S. BOWMAN Professor of Business Administration B.A., Southwest Texas State Teachers College: M. A., University of Texas: further graduate study Colorado State College oi Education, University of Mexico, and University of Texas: Ph.D., University of Texas. Texas Wes- leyan College, 1936-. ff SAMUEL M. BRASWELL Business Manager B.Litt., Polytechnic College, Guest Speaker Newspaper Week, School of Iournalisrn, University of Texas: Chairman Publicity Committee, West Texas Chamber of Commerce: Editor and Publisher Texas and Oklahoma newspapers for 25 years. Texas Wese leyan College, 1944-. GRACE CORBIN Assistant Librarian A.B., B.S., in LS., North Texas State College. Texas Wesleyan College, 1947-. MARIE C. CROUCH Instructor in Business Administration L.l., Arkansas A. 6: M. College: B.A., Centenary College: M.B.A., Univer- sity of Texas. Texas Wesleyan Col- lege, 1948--. IOHNNIE O. EDWARDS Coach and Instructor in Physical Education B.S., Texas Wesleyan College: further study, North Texas State College. Tex- as Wesleyan College, 1945-. RAYMON CHARLES FORSTQN Registrar and Assistant Professor of Education B.A., Texas Wesleyan College: MA., Columbia University: further gradu- ate study, Columbia University and Indiana University. Texas Wesleyan College, 1947-. ARCI-IIE BROWN Instructor in Education and Speech B.S., Texas Wesleyan College: M.R.E., Southwestern Baptist Theological Sem- inary: further study Southwestern Bap- tist Theological Seminary. Texas Wes- leyan College, l946-. IUANITA COWAN Assistant Professor of Romance Languages B.A., Texas Wesleyan College: M.A., University of Texas: further study, National University of Mexico and University of Texas. Texas Wesleyan College, 1931-. MATTIE L. EAST Assistant Professor of History B'.A., University of Texas: M.A., Co- lumbia University: further study, Uni! versity of Texas. Texas Wesleyan Col- lege, 1946-. GILBERT LEE FERRELI.. Instructor in Religion B.S., Texas Wesleyan College: B.D.. Perkins School of Theology, Southern Methodist University. Texas Wesleyan College, 1948-. DANA R. HART Instructor in Physical Education B.S., Texas Wesleyan College: fur- ther study, North Texas State College. Texas Wesleyan College, l948-. Page 20 HERROLD I-IEADLEY Director- of Choral Activities and Instructor in Voice B,S., Ohio State University: M.Mus., Indiana University: Texas Wesleyan College, 1947-. ERIN CONNER HUGHES Assistant Professor of Romance Languages B.A., Goucher College: M.A., Colum- bia University: further graduate study, Columbia University, The Sorbonne fParisl, and University of Texas. Texas Wesleyan College, 1936-. LEWIS R. IORDAN Instructor in Business Administration B.S., Texas Wesleyan College: further study, Texas Christian University. Texas Wesleyan College, 1946-. ANNIE LEE KNOX Assistant Professor of Business Administration B.S., North Texas State College: M.B.A., University of Denver. Texas Wesleyan College, 1947-. AMY IO LONG Public Relations Director and Instructor in Iournalisrn B.A., Texas Wesleyan College: Fort Worth Press Editorial Staff H942-19473: further study, Texas State College for Women and Texas Christian Univer- sity. Texas Wesleyan College, 1947-. 21 AUGIE MAE HOVVELL Assistant Professor of English B.A., Texas Wesleyan College: M.A., George Peabody College for Teach- ers: further graduate study, Scarritt College and Colorado State College of Education. Texas Wesleyan Col- lege, 1934-. H. HOWARD HUGHES Professor of English B.Ph., Emory University: M.A., Duke University: further graduate study, University of Oklahoma, University of North Carolina, and tthree yearsl Uni- versity ot Texas: Ph.D., University oi Texas. Texas Wesleyan College, 1935-. RAYMOND KELTON Director of Band and Assist- ant Professor of Band Instru- ments B.Mus., M.Mus., University of Arizona: further study, Cincinnati Conservatory of Music. Texas Wesleyan College, 1947-. ROSE LEE LISENBY Professor of English B'.Pd., Northeast Missouri State Teach- ers College: B.Ph., M.A., University of Chicago: further study tthree yearsl University of Chicago, Columbia Uni- versity, and University of California. Texas Wesleyan College, 1926-. WALTER B. LYNN Assistant Professor of Voice B.Mus., Syracuse University: M.Mus., Oklahoma University: special study with Theodore Harrison. Texas Wes- leyan College, 1942-. HASKELL MCCLINTOCK Assistant Professor of Biology B.S., M.S., North Texas State College: further graduate study, University of Texas. Texas Wesleyan College, l947-. RALPH E. MATTHEWS Instructor in Speech B.F.A ., Wisconsin College of Music: B.S., Texas Wesleyan College: fur- ther study, Baylor University and Southwestern Baptist Theological Sems inary. Texas Wesleyan College, 1947-. HAROLD S. MILES Instructor in Education B.S., Texas Wesleyan College: M,Ed.. Texas Christian University. Texas Wesleyan College, 1947-. D. L. MYERS Instructor in Psychology B.A., Baylor University: further study, Southwestern Baptist Theological Sem- inary. Texas Wesleyan College. l947H. LUZELL ORINGDERFP Instructor in Business Administration B.S., Stephen F. Austin State Teachers College: M.A., Baylor University. Tex- as Wesleyan College, 1948-. DeREMA PARKER MCCULLEY Visiting Professor of Physical Education B.A., Texas Wesleyan College: M.A., Texas Christian University. Texas Wesleyan College, 1931-e. F. R. MATTHIS Assistant Professor of Mathematics B.A., Texas Wesleyan College: M.A., Texas Christian University. Texas Wesleyan College, 1936-. THEODORE MOBERG Professor of Religion B.D.. Evanston Theological Seminary: further study, Northwestern University. Texas Wesleyan College, l937-. LILLIAN NORWOOD Librarian and Instructor in Library Science B.A., M.A., Southern Methodist Uni- versity: B.S., Texas State College for Women: Sue Bennett College: Fort Worth and Dallas Public Libraries, l933-35: Texas Woman's College, 1932. Texas Wesleyan College, 1935-. MARY PAY SLAWSON Assistant Professor of Piano and Theory B.Mus., Cincinnati Conservatory of Music: M.Mus., University of Michi- gan: special study with Karin Doyas and Gottfried Galston. Texas Wesleyan College, l944--. Page 22 UGG ERNAL SMITH Instructor in Religion B.A., M.C.A., Southern Methodist Uni- versity: M.R.E., Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary. Texas Wesley- an College, l935-. H. E. STOUT Professor of Religion B.Ph., B.A., Central College: further work, University of Missouri. Texas Wesleyan College, 1942-. MARIUS THOR Assistant Professor of Violin and Theory Musical training in Royal High School of Music, Berlin, with Henri Marteau: concertmaster with Badew-Winterthor Symphony Orchestra in Switzerland and Gewerbehaus Orchestra in Dres- den: first violinist in Philadelphia Or- chestra under Leopold Stokowski. Tex- as Wesleyan College, 1931-. CATHARIN E WAKEFIELD Assistant Professor of Physical Education B'.A., Texas Wesleyan College: fur- ther study, University of Texas. Texas Wesleyan College, 1947-. AUDREY WHITMIRE Instructor in Home Economics B.S., Texas Wesleyan College: grad- uate study, University of Washington. Texas Wesleyan College, 1948-. 23 MARTHA FAULKNER SMITH Assistant Professor of Home Economics B.S., Texas Wesleyan College: M.A., Texas Christian University: turth er study, University of Texas. Texas Wes- leyan College, 1943-. WILLIAM STUART Professor of History and Social Sciences B.A., University of Oklahoma: M.A. University of Denver and University of Chicago: further study, University of Chicago: D.H., Texas Wesleyan College. Texas Wesleyan College, 1922-. MCKIE TROTTER Assistant Professor of Art B.F.A., College of William and Mary: graduate study, University of Georgia. Texas Wesleyan College, 1948-. W. E. WARD Professor of Chemistry B.S., M.A., University of Washington: D. Ed., University of Texas. Texas Wesleyan College, 1946-. ALICE W. WONDERS Instructor in Religion BZA., Ohio Northern University. Texas Wesleyan College, 1947--. V i . 5' ' ,,,, ii, ,yy I j SARAH S. WORKS Assistant Professor oi Home Economics B.S., Stephen P. Austin State Teachers College, M.A., Columbia University. Texas Wesleyan College, 1942-. DORIS A. BAKER Secretary MRS. I. O. EDWARDS Hostess, Mulkey Hall I Q ERNESTINE KERR Cashier MARIORIE BETH MURPHY 'Instructor in Voice A.B., Texas Wesleyan College: grad- uate siudy, Iuilliard School of Music, New York City. Texas Wesleyan Col- lege, 1947-. FRANCES T. YATES Assistant Professor of English B.A., Texas Wesleyan College: M.A., Texas Christian University. Texas Wesleyan College, 1943-. MHS. esoses BROWN Hostess, Boaz Hall M. A. ELLIOTT Superintendent of Maintenance ANNA RUTH MITCHELL Fine Arts Division Secretary B.S., Texas Wesleyan College. Texas Wesleyan College, 1947-. HELEN OWEN S Secretary to the Dean B.S., Texas Wesleyan College. Texas Wesleyan College, 1948-. Page 24 Page MAUDE A. PETTEY TOMMY IO PHIPPS MRS. L. E. RICHARDSON A C SCHNEIDER Secretary to President Secretary Assistant Hostess Manager Wesleyan Ann Waggener Hall Courts MRS. NEAL TURNER MRS. ANNA WELLS MA BEL SUTHERLAND WOOD R N Hostess, Ann Waggoner Hall Hostess, Dan Waggener Hall School Nurse IN MEMORIAM K. C. East Mr. East's death was a great loss to the many students and faculty members of Texas Wesleyan College who knew and loved him. ln the four years of his service to Texas Wesleyan, he gained the admira- tion ot his professional associates and the confidence of the students Whom he guided. His high ideals of moral integrity and aca- demic standards and his devotion to the promotion oi intellectual curiosity were con- tributions Which Will have a long term in- fluence on administrative policies and pro- cedures in this institution. R. CHARLES FORSTON Registrar .25 HM.. ..,.. .... Q V. , ii.i if STUDENT COUNCIL BOB RUSSELL, President SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Frances Brown, secretary, Olga Petterson, president of Dormitory Council, Russell: Mary Mc- Leod, treasurer, Georgia Lambert, town students' representative. STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: E. W. Pawley, Freshman Class president: Lloyd Harper, Sophomore Class president: Billy Smith, vice president, Roy Stockstill, veterans' representativeg Douglas Higgins, Iunior Class president. E Page 26 eb --J P 'QR ' f T . M Him FET' d CLASSES LEFT TO RIGHT: Buddy Anderson, trecrsurery Bess Horne, secretary, Iczrnes Bell, president: Gus Weber, vice president, Icrmes Griffin, reporter. SENIOR CLASS Page 28 BERTAE FAE ALDRIDGE Fort Worth, Texas B.M., Education and Pi- ano, T.W.C.A. CORINE WATSON BASS Kilgore, Texas B.S., Speech: B.S.U. I, II, III, IV, 'I'hespian III, IV. BILL ALFORD Gatesville, Texas B.S., Social Science: Sakkara I, II, III, IV: Vice President Sopho- more Class II: Secre- tary-Treasurer Veterans III: President Veterans IV: Golden Shears IV. IVAN BEARDEN Fort Worth, Texas B.S., Speech. MARVIN CSAIVD ALLEN Amarillo, Texas B.S., Speech: Sakkara III: Vice President Press Club III: Sports Editor TXWECO III, IV: Most Valuable TXWECO staff III: Sports Editor Rambler III. EVERETT LeROY BEDFORD Weatherford, Texas B.S., Social Science: B.S.U. I, II, III, IV: Vet- erans Club I, II, III, IV: 'Transfer from Weather- ford Junior College. BUDDY O. ANDERSON Gatesville, Texas B.S., Finance: Sakkara I, II, III: President III: Thespian I, II, III: Sen- ior Class Treasurer: Beta Epsilon I, II, III: M.S.M. I, II, III: Veter- ans Club I, II, III: Gol- den Shears III: English Assistant III. BESSIE ANN BEHRENS Grapevine, Texas B.S., Home Economics: Tau Gamma IV: Gam- ma Omicron IV: Trans- fer from N.T.A.C. .U KTHE TO '17 B x x 'fp iid! N sf? Zi- df? A: I N 5. Q all-mulls W6 t LON BALTI-IHOP Fort Worth, Texas B.S., Business Adminis- tration. AUDREY BELKNAP Fort Worth, Texas B.M., Music. IAMES I... BANDY Gainesville, Texas B.A., Chemistry: Scia Quatore III, IV: Alpha Chi III, IV, President IV: Physics Assistant III: Bacteriology Assis- tant IV: Who's Who IV. JAMES BELL Fort Worth. Texas B.S., Physical Educa- tion: Altoco I, II, III, IV, President III: Golt III, IV: Pi Epsilon Mu III, IV: Senior Class President: Who's Who IV 3? 'stew IOE E. BILLMAN Fort Worth, Texas B,S., Social Science: Yell Leader III: Press Club III, IV: Golden Shears III, IV: Thes- pian III: Sakkara III, IV: Lens Club IV: Vet- erans Club III, IV. IOE BROWN Royse City, Texas B.S., Business Adminis- tration. EDWIN BILLS Fort Worth, Texas B.S., Business Adminis- tration: Beta Epsilon President III. KATI-IRYN FRANCES BROWN Fort Worth, Texas B.S., Business Adminis- tration: Deka Pariia- mentarian III, IV: Beta Epsilon I, II, III, IV: Golden Shears IV: Stu- dent Body Secretary IV: Dormitory Council III, IV: Business Assist- ant III, IV. .I BOB BLACK ALVIN BLACK Fort Worth, Texas Fort Worth, TGXGS B.S., Accounting B.S.. ACCOHHUHQ BRYAN W. BROWNING Fort Worth, Texas B.S., Chemistry: Dirty Dozen II, III, IV: Busi- ness Manaqer TXWECO IV: Veterans Club II, III, IV. PAT BROWNING Fort Worth, Texas B.S., Business-Home Economics: Band I, II: Koro I, II, III, Secre- tary and Vice Presi- dent: Press Club III, IV: Thespian I, II: Tau Gamma I, II, III, IV, Secretary and Vice President: Gamma Omicron IV: Entre Amis II, III, IV, Secretary: Assistant Editor TXWE- CO III: Editor TXWECO IV. EDGAR BOTELER Fort Worth, Texas B.S., Business Adminis- tration. BETTY BROYLES Mesquite, Texas B.A., Spanish: M.S.M. I, II, III, IV: Buenos Vecinos III, IV: S.M.K. I, II, III, IV, President. IOE BOTHE Fort Worth, Texas B.S., Biology. ROBERT H. BUCK Fort Worth, Texas B.S., Finance Page 30 LARA LOU BYRD ouston, Texas .A., Education and So- ial Science: Transfer rom Lon Morris Iunior olleqe: M.S.M. III, IV: ibrary Assistant. HARLES C. COLE ort Worth, Texas .S., Chemistry. IAMES CALHOUN Chillicothe, Texas BLM., Music Education: Phi Mu Alpha II, III, IV: Chorus II, III, IV: Iunior Recital III: Sen- ior Recital IV. MARY ANN COOK Fort Worth, Texas B.S., Business Adminis- tration: Tau Gamma I II: M.S.M. I, II. III IV, Secretary III, IV: S.M.K. I, II, III, IV President IV: Beta Epi silon II: Library Assist- ant I, II, III. 1 ARLON V. CAUSEY Fort Worth, Texas B.S., Education and Business: Beta Epsilon I, II, III, IV: B.S.U. I, II, III, IV: Alpha Chi IV. ROBERT EDWARD COOK Cleburne, Texas B.S., Religious Educa- tion: M.S.M. I, II, III, IV: Beta Epsilon I, II: Veterans Club I, II: S.M.A. III, IV. ELIZABETH CLARK Iaclcsboro, Texas B.S., Elementary Educa- tion. TOM CORNWELL Denton, Texas B.S., Business Manage- ment: Altoco III, IV: Tennis Letter III. MARY NELL COBB Fort Worth, Texas B.A., Biology: Tau Gamma I, II, III, IV, President IV: B.S.U. I, II, III, IV: S.C.R.A. III: S.M.K. II, III: Bue- nos Vecinos II, III: B.S.U. Sweetheart III: Biology Assistant II, III. IV. DONALD CHARLES COURSEY Fort Worth, Texas B.S., Personnel Manage- ment: Beta Epsilon I, II, III, IV, Reporter, President: Veterans Club I, Il, III, IV. MARTHA COCKROFT Fort Worth, Texas B.A., Speech-Drama: Entre Amis I, II, III, IV, President III: Koro I, II, III, Vice President II: Press Club I, II, III, IV, President III: Thes- pian I, II, III, IV: Al- pha Psi Omega II, III, IV: Alpha Chi III, IV, Treasurer IV: Aeolicm I: Golden Shears III, IV: Rambler I, II, III, IV, Editor III, IV: TXWECO staff III: Who's Who IV: Dormi- tory Council II. DORIS IMOGENE CRENSI-IAW Fort Worth, Texas B.S., Social S cience: Deka III, IV: Tau Gam- ma I. l-n-1f mmuuet iwm -mnnsumumixaitffwmwnssmmwesrtnmmfzfu I EDWIN L. CROMWELL Fort Worth, Texas B.S., Accounting. FRANK DILLARD Midlothian, Texas B.S., Accounting, Beta Epsilon II, III, IV. ADA BELLE DANIELS Port Worth, Texas B. S., Physical Educa- tion, W.A.A. I, II, III. IV, Tau Gamma I, II, III, IV: S.M.K. I, II, III, IV, Pi Epsilon Mu III, IV, B.S.U. I, Physi- cal Education Assistant. CHARLES DRECI-ISEL Fort Worth, Texas B.S., Chemistry and Bi ology, Scia Ouatore IV, Transfer from N.T.S..C. DORIS DARNELL Spartanburg, S. C. B.S., English and Jour- nalism, Who's Who IV, Golden Shears IV, Press Club III, IV, Pres- ident IV, Phoenix III, IV, Vice President III, B. S. U. III, IV, Repor- ter, Alpha Psi Omega III, IV, Thespian Club III, IV. DIXIE DUNI-IAM Fort Worth, Texas B.S., Science, Scia Qua tore, Biology Assistant. WILLIAM DAVIDSON Fort Worth, Texas B.S., Speech. DELMAR DUNLAP Kansas City, Missouri B.S., Physical Educa- tion Pi E silon Mu II I I3 1 III, IV, Basketball I, T.W. Club I, II, III, IV, Veterans Club I, II, III, I. SCOTT DAYTON Fort Worth, Texas B.S., Accounting, Dirty Dozen I, Velerans Club I, Il. WALTER ELLER Fort Worth, Texas B.A., Spanish. MERLE DICKSON For. Worth, Texas B.A., English. COY D. ELLIS Stephenville, Texas B.S., Religious Educa- tion, S.M.A. I, II, III IV, M.S.M. I, II, III, IV xv. I JF I THE '04 od 1 'P NEWS EK-R'R . MOIH 9 s U n J' fs? lmmss- '1 X-', I P 32 g MCICJG EDNA RUTH ELLIS Fort Worth, Texas B.A ., Religious Educa- tion: M.S.M. O. A. GRAVES Fort Worth, Texas B.S., Bible. DOROTHY FILLIPP Fort Worth, Texas B.A., English. ROBERT GREGG Fort Worth, Texas B.S., Social Science MRS. CLARABEL FORD Irving, Texas IAMES A. GRIFFIN Fort Worth, Texas B.S., Religious Educa- tion and Psychology: S.M.A. I, II, III: Veter- ans Club I, II, III: S.C. R.A. I: M.S.M. III: Sen- ior Class Reporter. MARION FORSTON Covington Texas B.S. Finance: Veterans Club I, II, III, IV: Beta Epsilon I, II, III, IV, Re- porter IV: Salckara I, II, III, IV, Treasurer IV: Who's Who IV. ROBERT GROVES Fort Towson, Okla. B.S., Business Adminis- tration: Beta Epsilon I, II, III, IV: Veterans Club I, II, III, IV. As 5. It if tf, IOHN C. GOLMAN, IR. Boque Chitto, Miss. B.A., Social Science and Education: Altoco: Scia Quatore: Veterans Club: Biology Assistant IV. MARY NELI.. HANKS Snyder, Texas - B.M., Music Education: Aeolian II, III, IV, Pres. III: M.S.M. IV: Chorus II, III, IV: Golden Shears III, IV: Who's Who IV. . fll' .I Q x ' , ' av' CHARLES M. GAUSS IR. Fort Worh, Texas B.S., Accounting: Beta Epsilon III, IV: Secre- tary-Treasurer IV: A1- pha Chi IV. MARY L. HAMES Fort Worth, Texas B.S., Business Adminis- tration: Veterans Club III, IV, Secretary IV: Beta Epsilon IV. -. 1 . mmxwwixzmemmxmx.. 1 sv as :- ELAINE HARDGROVE Fort Worth, Texas B.A., Speech: Autiss I, II, III, IV: Thespian I, II, III, IV. IOI-IN SID HILL Fort Worth, Texas B.S., Science: Sakkara IV: Chemistry Assistant III, IV. GLENN MATI-IIS I-IARMON Midlothian, Texas B.S., Business Admin- istration: Beta Epsilon I, ll: Scia Quatore I: M.S.M. I, II: Illotus Duo- decim II, III, IV. INEZ I-IATTON Fort Worth Texas B.S., Elementary Educa- tion. Q 1 LYNDA I-IASSELL Eastland, Texas B.A., History: S.M.K. II: Thespian II, III, IV., Treasurer IV: Rambler Staff III, IV: TXWECO III: MSM. II. III, IV: Editor of Vfesleyan Col- legiate III, IV: Phoenix Club II, III, IV, Treas- urer II. BESS CATHERINE HORNE Fort Worth, Texas B.A., Physical Educa- tion and Education: Tau Gamrn I, Il, III, IV: Koro II, III, IV, President III: WAA I, II, III, IV, Pres- ident IV: Senior Class Secretary. ADDIE RUTH HASTINGS Tipton, Oklahoma B.A., Social Science. IRABELLE' HUFFSTUTLER Weatherford, Texas B.A., Education: Trans- fer from Weatherford Iunior College: B.S.U. I, II, III, IV: Thespian IV. LUCILLE HAWKS Irvinq, Texas B.S., Elementary Educa- tion. KEMPER I-IUR Fort Worth, Texas B.S., Chemistry and Bi- oloqy. MRS. MARGARET I-IENSLEY Fort Worth, Texas B.S., Education: Tau Gamma I, II, III, IV. HENRY I-IUTCHINS Fort Worth, Texas B.S., Business Adminis- tration: Sakkara IV: Veterans' Club, I, II, Ill, IV. Page 34 BEN IRVIN San Antonio, Texas B.S. Social Science, Veterans Club I, II, III, IV, Sakkara I, II, III, IV, Yell Leader IV. HOMER ROY KLUCK Marlin, Texas B.M., Music Education, Who's Who IV, Alpha Chi III, IV, Phi Mu Al- pha II, III, IV, Presi- dent IV, S.M.A. Il, III, IV, President IV, M.S.M. II, III, Council IV, S.C.R.A. IV, Chorus Il, III, IV, Wesleyan Singers II, III, IV, lun- ior Piano Recital III, Senior Piano Recital IV, Piano soloist with Or- chestra IV, Sermon Writing Contest Win- ner II, Assistant in Mu- sic Theory IV, Teach- ing Preparatory Piano III, IV, Transfer from Baylor University. CLOVER T. IACKSON Iackson, Tennessee B.S,, Elementary Educa- tion, Transfer from Un- ion University, Phoenix Club, B.S.U. IACKIE LATSI-IAW Fort Worth, Texas B.S., Elementary .Edu- cation, Autiss II, III, IV, Tau Gamma I, II, III, IV. SHELLY IONES Fort Worth, Texas B.S., Science, Scia Qua- tore I, II, III, IV, Vet erans Club I, Il, III IV. AL LAUGHLIN Wichita Falls, Texas B.S., Math and Educa- tion, Salckara III IV, Veterans Club II, III, IV. 1 DOROTHY LEE IORDON Fort Worth, Texas B.S., Social Science. RICHARD L. LAWRENCE Fort Worth, Texas B.S., Chemistry. BETH IOY Fort Worth, Texas BLA., Speech, Thespian I II, III, IV, Alpha Psi Omega III, IV, Treas- urer IV, Phoenix Club I, II, III, IV, Winner Po- etry Readinq Contest III. RUDY LAWRENCE Olney, Texas B.S., Accounting, Veter- ans Club I, II, III, IV. CARL KLUCK Marlin, Texas B.S., Business Admin istration, M.S.M., I, II III, IV. ANNA RUTH LEACI-I Fort Worth, Texas B.S., English and Edu- cation. Till ' iii '- 5 -1 ,-.'1!5 l E ? '1 - , KENNETH A. LEE GEORGE LEONE MURRAY LEONARD LONNIE LEWIS IOAN LISBY IAY LOWERY Fort Worth, Texas BS., Physical Educa- tion. PAUL MASSULLO Youngstown, Ohio Wichita Falls, Texas Fort Worth, Texas Fort Worth, Texas Fort Worth, Texas Fort Worth, Texas B.S., Religion, Alpha B.S., Science. B.S., Social Science, B.S., Business Adminis- B.S., Science, S.M.K. I, Chi III, IV, Vice Presi- Sakkara II, III, IV. tration, Sakkara I, II, II, III, IV, Secretary IV, den IV. III, IV. Scia Ouatore IV, Secre- tary-Treasurer IV, WAA III, IV. DOROTHY BETTY MCCOLPIN CHARLES MCDERMOTT MARY RUTH GEORGE MCGOWAN MARY McLEOD HARGROVE MIZE FOX Fort Worth, Texas MCDERMOTT Oak Park, Illinois Eunice, New Mexico Fort Worth, Texas Corsicana, Texas B.A., Religious Educa- Fort Worth, Texas B.S., Accounting, Alpha E.S., Home Economics, B.S., Speech, B.S.U. I, B.S., History and Edu- II, III, IV, Thespian IV. cation, B.S.U. I, II, III, IV. I fl K THE rf' BV-EA -ro 'U C - QW5 - if I W5 Imriillls It 'it X I 6 S .- tion, S.M.A. I, II, III, IV, M.S.M. I, II, III, IV, Treasurer IV, S.C.A. II, III, Thespian I, II, S.C. R.A. II, III. N -fHEll'R'R M0 p .P B.S., Religious Educa- Chi IV, Beta Epsilon I. tion, Life Service I, II, III, IV, Veterans Club M.S.M. I, II, III, IV, I, II, III, IV. Treasurer III, S.C.A. I, II, III, S.C.R.A. II. Deka I, II, III, IV, Pres- ident III, IV, Koro I, II, IV, Koro Princess I, Band I, II, Maiorette I, II, Thespian I, II, III, IV, Treasurer III, Gol- den Shears I, II, III, IV, Ex. Committee III, IV, Alpha Psi Omega II. III, IV, President III, Press Club III, IV, Ram- bler Staft III, IV, Gam- ma Omicron IV, Dor- mitory Council IV, Stu- dent Council Treasurer IV, Who's Who IV, Carnival Queen I, Vice President Class II, Iun- ior Class Favorite III, Iunior Duchess to May Fete III, Miss Ram- bler IV, May Queen IV. B.S., Business Admini tration. Page 36 HAROLD CONRAD ILUCKYI MEADOWS Fort Worth, Texas B.S., Business Adminis- tration, Veterans Club I, II, III, IV, B.S.U. I, II, III, IV, Beta Epsilon II, III, IV, Thespian II, III, IV, Alpha Psi Ome- ga III, IV. DORIS MONROE Fort Worth, Texas B.S., Mathematics, Y. W.C.A. II, M.S.M. III: Tau Gamma III, Gam- ma Oinicron IV. MARIE BERNICE MILLER Fort Worth, Texas B.A., Spanish and French, Alpha Chi IV, Spanish Club III, IV. WAYNE L. MOORE, Fort Worth, Texas B.S., Business Admin- istration, Beta Epsilon IV, Thespian II, III, Class Treasurer III. MYRTLE MILLER Fort Worth, Texas B.S., English, B.S.U. I, II, III, IV, Alpha Chi IV. LELIA MORRIS Fort Worth, Texas B.S., Elementary Educa- tion, Biology Assistant III, B.S.U. I, II, III, IV, Phoenix Club IV. MRS. FREDA MILNER Port Worth, Texas B.S., Elementary Educa- tion. MARIORIE MURPHY Fort Worth, Texas B.M., Music Education, Alpha Chi III, IV,Aeol- ian III, IV, President IV, Iunior Recital III, Senior Recital IV, Wes- leyan Singers III, IV, Chorus III, IV. 55' II 'iff CHARLES MITCHELL Fort Worth, Texas B'.S., Art, Veterans Club I, II, III, IV, Annual Staff IV, Cross Timbers I, II, III, IV, President III. GEORGE W. MURRY Little Rock, Arkansas B.S., English: T.W.C.A. IV. If 01' -I Q V X f ' t I Y ' I we - MERLIN M. MITCHELL Fort Worth, Texas B.S., Social Science, Sakkara III, IV, Scribe IV, Press Club IV, Band I, II, III, IV, Sec- retary IV, Vice-Presi- dent IV, Orchestra III, IV, B.S.U. I, II, III, IV, TXWECO Staff IV. PERRY I. NOBLET Fort Vxforth, Texas B.S., Business Adminis- tration. . A as n .-A, -f-- fn v umu DONALD E. OGLE Fort Worth, Texas B'.S., Business Manage- ment, TXWECO Pho- tographer I, Beta Ep- silon III, IV, Lens Club IV. GORDON PETERMAN Fort Worth, Texas , B.S., Biology and Re-Q Iigious Education, Vet-I sums Club 1, H, 111, tv,l Scia Ouatore I, II, III, IV: S.C.R.A.: T.W.C,A.l ELSIE PAMPE Van, Texas B.S., Science, W.A.A. I, II, III, IV, Thespian I, II, III, IV, Scia Oua- tore II, III, IV, Presi- dent IV, Lens Club IV, Biology Assistant IV. OLGA IDUSTYI PETTERSON Monroe, Louisiana B.A., BiolOqY: B.S.U. I, II, III, IV, Alpha Chi III, IV, Secretary IV, Scia Ouatore III, IV, Secretary-Treasurer III, Buenos Vecinos III, IV, Reporter IV, Dormitory Council III, IV, Presi- dent IV: S.M.K. II, III, Reporter, Who's Who IV, Phoenix I, II, III, Secretary, Student Council IV, Biology As- sistant III. A571 cz: 'I V BETTY PARKER Fort Worth, Texas B.A., Education, Tau Gamma I, II, III, B.S.U. I, II, III, IV, Publicity III, S.C.R.A. III, Buenos Vecinos I, II, III, IV. IEANNINE POWELL Fort Worth, Texas B.A., History, Entre Amis I, II, III, IV. Treasurer II, Tau Gam- ma I, II, III, IV, Presi- dent IV: B.S.U. I, II, III, IV. PATTERSON Blueqrove, Texas B.S., Physical Education and Public School Ad- rninistration. . E Fort Worth, Texas B.S., Home Economics, Entre Amis I, II, III, IV, Historian, Vice Presi- dent, President, Band I, II, Drum Major I, II, Tau Gamma I, II, III, Secre- tary, Vice President, President, Koro II, III, IV, Chaplain, President, Freshman Queen I, Secretary Sophomore Class II, Halloween Queen III. MURRY PATTEESON Big Spring, Texas B.S., Social Science, Al- toco III, IV, Veterans Club III, IV. MARIE PRYOR Archer City, Texas B.A., Spanish and Edu- cation, Sophomore Class Favorite, Deka II, III, IV, S.M.K. I, II, III, IV, President, Sec- retary, lVI.S.IVI. I, Dor- mitory Council II. WALLACE W. PATTON Decatur, Texas B.S., Physical Educa- tion, Veterans Club I, II, III, IV, Vice Presi- dent, President, Altoco I, II, III, IV, Reporter, Basketball I, II, T.W. Club I, II, III, IV: Li'l Abner I, Pi Epsilon Mu III, IV, Reporter, Pres- ident, M.S.M. I, II, III, IV. TROY IIM RANDLES Melissa, Texas B.S., Business Manage- ment, Beta Epsilon I, II, III, IV. Page 38 i t It If t ffvxi ,PIL :IV y ,ff y ' Er: Qt' , J, Ui III S+- lift: -r Bet'il 5' f ,tt ,fi-If 3? ' I . ' ' t f.,:'f,lHEtl'R'R t, gtg' if -fi m tg 'A 'Q ,ax ' ,A 'alt Je EA if I t , Tl' I 'W fum 4' I ,311 Nap A I L I IX' tx lt? W ,gill X? I , H his 'tx if AIJ 5 It it ' ' tv 9' Isl h if LEILA RENE REEVES Fort Worth, Texas B.S., English: B.S.U. I, II, III, IV, Council: Thespian I, III, IV: Tau Gamma I, II, III, IV, Secretary: English As- sistant III: Wesleyan Singers IV: Library As- sistant I, II, IV. MALCOLM RUTLEDGE Fort Worth, Texas B.M., Music Education: Phi Mu Alpha II, III, IV, President III: Na- tional Representative Phi Mu Alpha IV: Al- pha Chi III, IV: Who's Who IV. MARY IEAN RHEA Fort Worth, Texas B.S., Home Economics: Tau Gamma I, II, III, IV, Secretary III, Treas- urer II: S.M.K. II, III: B.S.U. I, II, III, IV: Gamma Omicron IV. IOI-IN SAVVICKI I-'ort Worth, Texas B.S., Education and Art: Transfer South- western Iunior College: Cross Timbers IV, Vice- President IV. RUTH RICHARDSON Fort Worth, Texas B.A., Education. CHARLOTTE LaRUE SHANNON Fort Worth, Texas B.A., Education: B.S.U. I, II, III, IV: Tau Gam- ma I, II, III, IV: Cross Timbers I. SAMMYE RUTH ROBBINS Weatherford, Texas B.S., Elementary Educa- tion. EDNA Sl-IIELDS Iacksboro, Texas B.S., Elementary Edu- cation. DURWOOD ROGERS Fort Worth, Texas B.S., Chemistry: Veter- ans Club I, II, III, IV: Scia Quatore I, II, III IV. ROBERT SI-IIFLETT Fort Worth, Texas B.A., Religion: S.M.A., Vice-President BOB RUSSELL Gatesville, Texas B.S., Social Science: Sakkara I, II, III, IV: Veterans Club I, II, III, IV: Thespian I, II, III, IV: Alpha Psi Omega III, IV: Golden Shears III, IV: Student Council III, IV: President Stu- dent Body IV: Alpha Chi IV: Who's Who IV. BOBBY R. SIMMONS Fort Worth, Texas B.S.. Accounting. . ...,. , .,..,.,.,.,.,.,.,, ,,,, ,..., . ., ,::.-.:,,.2A.. .. .. , ,,sm,,,,S,,,, 1 ...,.. ,,,,. , ,,, . , E25 , ' 'il Fl.YT.t.EM1w6!'J: I ' DONNA SIMMONS Vernon, Texas B.S.. Science, Autiss I 11, ru, rv, President IV, Campus Sweetheart IV. WILLIAM SMITH San Antonio, Texas B.S., Physical Educa lion. Q'- 6 I QUEENIE SIMMONS Fort Worth, Texas BZA., Religion. BILLY I-IINES SMITH Fort Worth, Texas B.S., Speech-Drama, Dirty Dozen I, II, III, IV, Thespian I, II, III. IV, President IV, Vice- President III, Alpha Psi Omega I, II, III, IV, President II, Pres- ident Iunior Class, Vice President Study Body IV, Golden Shears I, Il, III, IV, Who's Who IV. Q new att! CARL SITTON Fort Worth, Texas B.M., Music Education, Phi Mu Alpha II, III. IV. IOI-IN STANDEFER Ancon, Canal Zone B.S., Psychology and Mathematics. I-IOLLIE H. SLANE Fort Worth, Texas B.S., Business Manage- ment, Beta Epsilon IV. ROY STOCKSTILI.. St. Martinville, La. B.S., Science, Student Council IV, Sakkara IV, Scia Ouatore III, IV, Veterans Club I, II. III, IV, Golden Shears IV, Biology Assistant IV. RALPH RICHARD SLATON Iacksboro, Texas B.S., Business Manage- ment, Beta Epsilon I, II, III, IV, VicefPresi- dent Ill, IV, Student Assistant IV. LOWELL STROUD Fort Worth, Texas B.S., Chemistry, Alpha Chi IV, Chemistry As- sistant IV. BERT SMITH Fort Worth, Texas B.S., Business Adminis tration. MRS. ADA TERRY REYNOLDS Fort Worth, Texas B.S., Social Science Thespian II, III, IV. 9' ' W I Qt ,QQ ff IOE THOMAS LOUIS TURNER Fort Worth, Texas Fort Worth, Texas B.S., Chemistry, B.S.U. BLS., Pre-Medical I, II, III, IV. TACK VVEST CLENTON SI-IELLY Fort Worth, Texas B.S., Business Adminis- tration. WHITE Fort Worth, Texas B.S., History, Alpha Psi Omega I, II, III, IV, President IV, Thespian I, II, III. LOYS VICK Fort Worth, Texas B.S., Physical Educa- tion: Press Club I, II, III, IV, W.A.A. I, II, III, IV, Pi Epsilon Mu III, IV: Thespian Club I, II, III, IV: Scia Oua- tore I, II, III, Tau Gam- ma I, II, III, IV. OSCAR L. WILLIAMSON Irene, Texas B.S., Mathematics. CLAUDE H. WAKEFIELD IR. Itasca, Texas B.S., Business Manage ment, Dirty Dozen I II, III, IV: Sakkara I II, III, IV, Vice Presi dent IV. MABEL SUTHERLAND WOOD Fort Worth, Texas B.S., Nursing and Sci- ence, School Nurse III IV, Scia Ouatore IV. 1 1 Ds . C mx Q KVA OSCAR WATSON Fort Worth, Texas B.S., Business Adminis- tration. ALETA B. WOODS Fort Worth, Texas B.S., Home Economics :md Education. ., 4 x 'T III' f x xx li HQ .fll3r 'i 'I GUS WEBER Greenwood, Texas BHS., Physical Educa- tion: Veterans Club I, II, III, IV: Altcco I, II, III, IV, Vice Presi- dent, President, T.W. Club I, II, III, IV, Pres- ident: Pi Epsilon Mu I, II, III, IV, Treasurer Iunior Class III, Gol- den Shears III, IV, Sec- retary IV: Basketball I, II, III, IV, CO-Captain IV, Who's Who IV, Iunior Favorite: Senior Favorite. FRANCIS YOUNG Fort Worth, Texas 3.S., Accountinq. t-w:wm... +.2t1a.:2'-.I ,.., -- ws If Q -+14 aex1-11,5 L 1 l I EFT TO RIGHT: lanice Williams, secretary, lack Miller, reporter, Doug Higgins, president, Doris Hudgens, treas- urer, Iimmie Williams, Vice-president. I 1 IUNIOR CLASS Page 42 ADOLPH C. ALLEN Fort Worth, Texas BILLY L. ALSBROOK Fort Worth, Texas DARRELL ANGEL Alvarado, Texas HERBERT E. ARLEDGE Bowie, Texas ALLAN A. ARMSTRONG Fort Worth, Texas DOUGLAS W. BAIRD Fort Worth, Texas BERNARD WARREN BARNETT Haslet, Texas H. NELSON BEAN Fort Worth, Texas EUEL BELCHER Selma, Alabama KENNETH V. BLEVINS Fort Worth, Texas TACK C. BOWMAN Port Worth, Texas BILL BRADLEY Fort Worth, Texas VALERA D. BREWSTER Fort Worth, Texas CARROLL BERT BROWN Fort Worth, Texas LENA MAE BUMPERS Dawson, Texas HELEN IEAN CANNON Euless, Texas Page 43 IG. 1. I Q 1 u -1 it xr QE f MRS. IEAN CAUSEY Fort Worth, Texas CHARLES RAYE CHEEK Venus, Texas MARGARET CHILCUTT Weatherford, Texas CARLA CHILDS Archer City, Texas MARVIN R. CLYNCH Fort Worth, Texas RICHARD COEFMAN Iamesport, Missouri FOY MAXINE COMBS Poolville, Texas EDWARD L. CONNELLY Fort Worth, Texas RICHARD P. COZAD 'Wapakon-eta, Ohio OZRO O. DAVIS Chico, Texas PEGGYE DAVIS Fort Worth, Texas HEN K DEKKING Mexico City, Mexico ROLAND H. DRECHSEL Fort Worth, Texas BUEL F. EDMONDSON Canton, Texas BEN HAROLD EEEMSTER Fort Worth, Texas BURRES W. GARRISON. IR. Fort Worth, Texas Page 44 Page OLIVER HANEY Fort Worth, Texas IAMES L. HARRIS Weatherford, Texas IURL RAY I-IICKEY Longview, Texas DOUGLAS EARL HIGGINS Fort Worth, Texas WILLIAM IAMES I-IUBANKS Hollis, Oklahoma DORIS I-IUDGENS Quanah, Texas ANGELO B. IACOVELLI Fort Worth, Texas RICHARD B. KERMODE Fort Worth, Texas WILLIAM R. KILLIAN Fort Worth, Texas SARAH ANNE KIMBRO Cleburne, Texas - PAUL A. LCLGRAVE Fort Worth, Texas BETTY LOU LANGFORD Fort Worth, Texas C. F. LAYNE Fort Worth, Texas ELSIE LUCILLE LeCROY Fort Worth, Texas STANLEY A. LLEWELLYN Altoona, Pennsylvania CLYDE MCCLURE Fort Worth, Texas 45 55' QMS' 0 I' f IDA R. MCKINNON Pennington Gap, Virginia LUTHER EUGENE MCNATT Fort Worth, Texas LOIS ANN MCPI-IERSON Vernon, Texas MARGARET ANN MALONE Fort Worth, Texas REBA FRANCES MERCER Fort Worth, Texas IOHN DAVID MILLER Burgettstown, Pennsylvania I. S. MILLSAP Fort Worth, Texas SAMUEL IOSEPH MINOR Fort Worth, Texas GORDON LLOYD MOORE Fort Worth, Texas FRANCES NEEDI-IAM Fort Worth, Texas WANDA NICHOLS Mt. Pleasant, Texas DEWITT ODOM Fort Worth, Texas TONY PAPPAS Burgettstown, Pennsylvania RAYMOND D. PATTERSON Stamford, W Texas PAT MASSEY PATTON Fort Worth. Texas IO ANNE PHILLIPS Fort Worth, Texas Pqe 46 PAY PRAYTOR Fort Worth, Texas MAXINE RAINBOLT Fort Worth, Texas CALVIN ROY RAMEY Fort Worth, Texas ELMO LEON REAGON Fort Worth, Texas I. D. ROBERTS Fort Worth, Texas IOE B. ROBERTS Iacksboro, Texas MRS. FLORENCE ROBINSON Fort Worth, Texas KEITH ROBINSON Fort Worth, Texas LASLEY C. RODGERS Covington, Texas HELEN RU TLAND Fort Worth, Texas ELIZABETH SANDERS Port Worth, Texas I UN E SCI-IMILL Plaquemine, Louisiana DONALD SCI-IMITT Fort Worth, Texas EUGENIA SCHNEIDER Fort Worth, Texas KENNETH M. SLATE Iackslaoro, Texas LAMAR EDWARD SMITH Mineola, Texas Page 47 C -1 Q. ,L 4 4' If T50 i E!! We , WILLIAM F. SMITH Gorman, Texas IOE LEON STARNES Fort Worih, Texas IOHN DANIEL SULLIVAN, Maplewood, Louisiana KARL SWAIN Grandview, Texas IAMES EDWIN TIMS Crowley, Texas RAYMON UNDERWOOD Fort Worth, Texas MRS. ROBERT D. WALKER Fort Worth, Texas OLETA DRAKE WARD Fort Worth, Texas CHARLES WHITTLE Fort Worth, Texas IANICE WILLIAMS Quanah, Texas IIMMIE WILLIAMS Quanah, Texas IAMES WILLSHIRE Pecos, Texas FINIS E. WILSON Fort Worih, Texas BETH WILSON Coolidge, Texas FRANK WOOD Fort Worih, Texas LEXIE P. YATES Fort Worih, Texas ELLEN CHARLENE YORK Fort Worth, Texas I R. Page 48 LEFT TO RIGHT: Dorothy McMillan, Reporterp Kathleen Bolinq, Treasurer: Lanelle Brown, Secretary: Billy Ioe Weath erly, Vice-Presidentp Lloyd Harper, President. SOPHOMORE CLASS. aqe 49 tm L :S ir' iii Q gi l t? ft .-,Q Hats. , ' :ET f..t.,.5 1 In 9 .. Ht: 7WWeQf T ,MA i Q 4 ' l 'F A :R ..,e1,:f Im : ' W ,,,,,,,, 5, ,,,,, j'-'.tf,fEQt'2 M-ezitff , . , ,. 1 , , , tm -5-tm L ..,.. Q L F E E E E E E r 5 I is 1 A -'-'-'-' W, .1,. ti L f 3 rg Q 43: v: 1 Ttltlif Hz mlsn' 5 t F ' ' t -: : : : :'j:E:g sa., , - tt ' 4: '5'!!'f lV tt: T Mx ut ,, 5 , pff IOHN ALLEN Refuqio, Texas EVALEE BELL Odell, Texas DIXIE BROWN l Fort Worth, Texas KENNETH CLEAVER Fort Worth, Texas 1 HOWARD ANDERSON RAYMOND ANDERSON BOB BAKER Gatesville, Texas Fart Worth, Texas Fort Worth, Texas JOHN KBUTCHJ BLAINE BILLY BOB BOARDMAN CLAYTON BODIPER Burgettstown, Pa. LANELLE BROWN Austin, Texas LOUISE COLE Fort Worth, Texas Fort Worth, Texas THOMAS CAUBLE Fort Worth, Texas BOB COLLIE Eastland, Texas Fort Worth, Texas TOM CHANDLER Bowie, Texas GEORGE COMES Fort Worth, Texas GENE BANKHEAD Burkburnett, Texas KATHLEEN BOLING Fart Worth, Texas RHEBA CHAPMAN Grandview, Texas GENERAL COX Hillsboro, Texas WAYNE BARNETT Fort Worth, Texas GLADYS BOUNDS Memphis, Texas HM CLAUNCH Fort Worth, Texas W. M. CRAWFORD Fort Worth, Texas I Page DEAN CRISWELL Fort Worth, Texas SAM DOUGHERTY Fort Worth, Texas VERNE FUQUA Iustin, Texas EARL HANCOCK Reagan, Texas WALTER CROSBY R. W. DAVIS Hamilton, Mississippi Fort Worth, Texas CHARLES DOWLER BILL DUGGER Lanqeloth, Pennsylvania Fort Worth, Texas PAUL GINN Brenham, Texas HUGH GILLIS Fort Worth, Texas IUNE HARRIS Winnsboro, Texas LLOYD HARPER Fort Worth, Texas WI 2.1 ,W ,YA NXAL .,,. ...., , , . ..,, ,,, E .,.,. 3 5 L' I , wg-Iii ' 1 ' ' ' 1 E': lllfiffyirfff ' I : - 1 .,'., f -:-- ,rr D jg ' I CHARLES DICKERMAN Fort Worth, Texas EARL ETHRIDGE Celeste, Texas BARBARA GOMILLION Fort Worth, Texas FRANK I-IARTWELL San Antonio, Texas KAY DOELLING JUNE DOUGHERTY Buenos Aires, Argentina Fort Worth, Texas BARBARA FAUSETT Fort Worth, Texas GENE GRAY Iacksonville, Texas HENRY HARVEY Fort Worth ,Texas CLAYTON FOWLER Copperas Cove, Texas LEE GREEN Pecos, Texas IULIA HENRY Euless, Texas 1 ,nn 'rfst WZFZMA fs aw Y tow loam J? 4 k EVELYN HENSLEY Fort Worth, Texas IOHN HURT Arlington, Texas IAMES IORDAN Fort Worth, Texas BILL LEWIS Fort Worth, Texas HAROLD HILL Fort Worth, Texas LEROY FREY Fort Worth, Texas ROBERT KEITH Fort Worth, Texas NORMA McCLURE Fort Worth, Texas KENNETH HILL Decatur, Texas ROY IOHNSON Everman, Texas MILDRED KEYS Fort Worth, Texas FRED MCCULLAR Fort Worth, Texas IOE HINES Arlington, Texas ALVARENE IONES Mtllscrp, Texas DONALD LAMB Fort Worth, Texas DOROTHY MCMILLAN Hutchinson, Kansas LONA HORNER Fort Worth, Texas I. W. IONES Irving, Texas GEORGIA LAMBERT Fort Worth, Texas BOB MAPLES Fort Worth, Texas DOROTHY HUFF Fort Worth, Texas KEITH I ON ES Burkburnett, Texas HOLMAN LEE Fort Worth, Texas FRANCES MAXON Fort Worth, Texas Page 52 W. R. MILES Fort Worth, Texas BILLIE RUTH OLDI-IAM Pecos Texas IEAN PIGG Fort Worth Texas MRS. MARTHA REAGON Fort Worth, Texas EDWIN MIZE PAULA MOORE Fort Worth, Texas Fort Worth, Texas ROBERT O'TOOLE MARIORIE PACE Fort Worth Texas Fort Worth Texas DOROTHY PILKINTON PAUL PUCKETT Mesquite, Texas Era, Texas IAMES REYNOLDS MYRA RI-IOADES Kansas City, Missouri Fort Worth, Texas DOUGLAS MORRIS Fort Worth Texas IACK PARKER Fort Worth Texas FRANK PUPEK Fort Worth, Texas BERNARD ROBBINS Fort Worth, Texas ' ,-.. i'ii',,.. , 1 1 W' X HL, .,,. . 4 Y 'YI , f.f5Mf'I2TW5 if wif' 2, 9. I Wg We If TI 5:2 if was it A 59 ARNOLD MURDOCK Fort 'Worth Texas THELMA PATTERSON Fort Worth Texas MARIANNE RAMSEY Fort Worth, Texas BOB ROBINSON Dallas, Texas EVALYN NICHOLS Mt. Pleasant Texas ERNEY PEI-IKONEN Fort Worth Texas MARY SUE RAY Fort Worth, Texas MARIORIE ROBINSON Meridian, Texas PAUL SANDSTROM Keller, Texas NONA SPARKS Fort Worth, Texas REX SWANZY ' Fort Worth, Texas LELAND TRIPP Fort Worth, Texas W. M. SCOTT San Antonio, Texas BETTIE STEPHEN SON Cooper, Texas TOMMY TAGGART Fort Worth, Texas VICTOR VALDES Fort Worth, Texas LILLIAN SETTLES Ouancrh, Texas CHARLES STEWART Fort Worth, Texas W. C. TAYLOR Fort Worth, Texas HAROLD VANDEVER Fort Worth, Texas WILLIS SHARP Burkburnet, Texas JAMES STROUD Springtown, Texas LAVERNE THIGPEN Fort Worth, Texas IOY VANN Fort Worth, Texas IOE SINGER BETTY SMOTHERS New York City, N. Y. Fort Worth, Texas GEORGE SUFFERN Fort Worth, Texas EDWINA THOMPSON Fort Worth, Texas FANNIE VICK Fort Worth, Texas EUGENE SUMROW Port Worth, Texas SHIRLEY TINKLE Fort Worth, Texas KATHERINE WALDEN Stratford, Texas Page 54 SADIE WARREN BILLY IOE WEATHERLY RAY WHEELER JOHN WHITE ALICE WHITMORE G. B. WILMOTT Meridian, Texas Fort Worth, Texas Fort Worih, Texas Fort Worth, Texas Harlingen, Texas Fort Worth, Texas ALBERT WOOD CLYDE WOOD TOMMY WILSON Fort Worth, Texas Fort Worih, Texas Fort Worth, Texas LEFT TO RIGHT: Richard Hunt, Vice-President: Marion Anderson, Secretary: E. W. Pdwley, Presidentp Marion Long, Treasurer: Arthur Murrell, Reporter. FRESHMAN CLASS Page 56 SAM ADAIR Clain, Texas BEVERLEY BAKER Harlingen, Texas IIMMIE BOUNDS Memphis, Texas BOBBY CAPPS Covington, Texas sM,gf,,.t ta . . X Migiffttf' .3 it .,,. T .T 'Hitt ge Y .,,,..., W Wo.. L 133237 LA VERNE ALLEN Dallas, Texas DON BAKER Fort Worth, Texas JACK BRANTLEY Fort Worth, Texas DON CARSON Fort Worth, Texas MARIE ANDERSON Fort Worth, Texas ELIZABETH BELLAH Fort Worth, Texas BETTY ANN BROOKS Fort Worth, Texas LESLIE CAVANESS Fort Worth, Texas RICHARD ANDERSON Paducah, Texas FLORENE BENNETT Fort Worth, Texas ROBERT BURGERSON Chicago, Illinois BETTY IEAN CHAPPLE Fort Worth, Texas 1 f,l IANET ANDREWS Fort Worth, Texas WANDA PAYE BLUE Fort Worth, Texas CLEMMIE BURNS Port Worth, Texas JEAN CHASTAIN Fort Worth, Texas was ttf! T i n ngtl it It , ,, , gg is 'ml PEGGY ARRANT Fort Worth, Texas BERYL BOARDMAN Fremantle, Australia DONALD BYRD Keller, Texas JOHN CHEN EY Cottonport, Texas BETTIE IO CHILDRESS Mineral Springs, Ark. IAMES CROW Fort Worth, Texas GENE FLEMING Fort Worth, Texas , CLYDE HAGOOD Fort Worth, Texas CHANG SOO CHO MARY FRANCES CLARK SHIRLEY IEAN COLEMAN DORIS COONROD IIMMIE COONTZ I-1yozaDonq Seoul, Korea Fort Worth, Texas Paducah, Texas Fort Worth, Texas Fort Worth, Texas IOHN HOLLIS DODSON C. H. DUNCAN CAROLE IEAN DURHAM BETH EUBANKS MARY HELEN FISHER Fort Worth, Texas Arlington, Texas Fort Worth, Texas Qucmah, Texas Fort Worth, Texas WAYMAN FLYNN MARILYN FORSTON ROBERT GARRISON MARY NELL GRAY IAMES GUSTAFSON Fort Worth, Texas Covington, Texas Fort Worth, Texas Lytle, Texas Fort Worth, Texas IOYCE HAMILTON TOMMY HANCOCK DOROTHY KAY HANNAH BILLIE BETH I-IARMENING IOYCE MARIE HARVEY Fort Worth, Texas Nocona, Texas Fort Worth, Texas Grandview, Texas Fort Worth, Texas I Page 58 JOHNNY HEAD Fort Worth, Texas lERRY I-IOPPER Fort Worth, Texas TROY LEE KEMP Fort Worth, Texas MARION LONG Memphis, Texas AI-IVIE I-IEARNE Fort Worth, Texas DON LETA HUGHES Iacksboro, Texas NORMAN KINGSLEY Greenwood, Texas SILAS McKEE Dallas, Texas W. E. HELTON Breckenridge, Texas RICHARD HUNT Fort Worth, Texas LOIS MARIE KLUCK Marlin, Texas MARILYN MABE ONAS L. I-IENSLEY, IR. Fort Worth, Texas DOROTHY HUTCHERSON Memphis, Texas EUGENE KRUEGER Valley Mills, Texas EARL HENRY HIERS, Fort Worth, Texas BETTY IOHNSTON Clearwater, Kansas IOHN LANGLEY Everman, Texas CORRINE MARCI-IBANKS JAMES MARTIN DAROLD HOFF Long Beach, California IOY KAISER Taylor, Texas IOAN LARSON Harlingen, Texas WINFRED I. MARTIN Seminole, Oklahoma Fort Worth, Texas Waxahachie, Texas Fort Worth, Texas 'e si'f:4 2 ,iw H' - N 5-14ltf ? I :T 'llfixrt fi, - A intl? ' ' I . -.,,, ,,..,.,,.,,..... 1 ,-vt , ..,. A 4 A , in ,-.,, , ,. We I. 3 V- , V W'-f ' 5,31 ' W ..., -, I' 3 fWf?'zr ZX x 2, ' , 1 x R?5sillif- .1 ' 'ZW .. 229 l ff ifs' , '-'zrfiwf X515-v 'l -ILM. .. ..lE :X ,.,:'5,' -' .:f-EEE. P' ' X-' ffiv ..: 5f'-? ,f ' .swf N 711.555 wa' It , f, 1. . -2 f , E ' my . , , ..: :- W fm f 271, ' .. ' ve , f T. -.-ifri' 1: J' , ,3',., ,ffn , W i . 'I - ' , - ra - I JE .. ff 2 ,... . 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PAWLEY Fort Worth, Texas MARY IANE POTTS Gibson City, Illinois GENELLE MOORE Fort Worth, Texas ROBERT LEE NETTLES Fort Worth, Texas IOYCE PATZKE Calvert, Texas HELEN PRICE Fort Worth, Texas JUDY MOORE Fort Vtforlh, Texas lOYCE NICHOLSON Fort Worth, Texas IDA LEE PHILLEY Granbury, Texas CHARLES A. RASCOE Fort Worth. Texas Page 50 RICHARD E, REMUS Tucson, Arizona HARRY SCOGGINS Fort W'orth, Texas THELMA iRUTH STANDLEE Fort Worth, Texas EDNA TIMMS Crowley, Texas RONALD RICKETTS Madison, Indiana IAMES SCI-IULER Bangs, Texas MCELREATH STILES Maypearl, Texas DELMA D. TONN Carbon, Texas LEAMAN RIPPETOE Fort VV orth, Texas RONALD DEAN SHIELDS Muenster, Texas BETTY IEAN STROUP Fort Worth, Texas BETTY IUNE TURNER Fort Worth, Texas ALLENE ROGERS Fort Worth, Texas IAMES R. ROBERTS Mountain Park, Okla. RUTH SLAWSON Fort Worth, Texas SHIRLEY ROBERT SMITH Cresson, Texas SHIRLEY TAGGART Fort Worth, Texas ROBERT THOMAS Fort Worth, Texas MARY LOUISE TURNER PEGGY TURNER Fort Worth, Texas De Leon, Texas FRANK RUSSELL Fort Worth, Texas WANDA IEAN SMITH Fort Worth, Texas BARBARA RUTH THOMPSON Fort Worth, Texas RALPH EDWARD WALL Fort Worth, Texas PHILLIP KARWAND ROBERT GENE WALTERS PATRICIA WELCH NANCY SUE WHITE IEAN WHITTLE I. R. WILLEY WALTHALL Saybrook, Illinois Fort Worth, Texas Venus, Texas Fort Worth, Texas Gibson City, I11. Fort Worth, Texas ROBERT WILLIAMS BETTY RAE WILLIS R. E. WINDHAM CAROL WINGFIELD DORIS PAYE ZELLERS LAURA CUNNINGHAM IUANELL GILMORE Fort Worth, Texas Dawson River, Texas Fort Worth, Texas Fort Worth, Texas Fort Worth, Texas Fort Worth, Texas Turnersville, Texas ADDITIONAL STUDENTS BOB BLACKBURN MARTIN BLAIR MILES K. BROWN NORMA RUTH COBB IOYCE COLLINS MERLYN DAHLIN Fort Worth, Texas Fort Worth, Texas Birdville, Texas Fort Worth, Texas Fort Worth, Texas Bracket, North Dakota CLEON FLANAGAN ROBERT C. HALL LAURA ANN HALLIGAN MELVIN HARDISON SHIRLEY HEDGPETH PATSY IOHNSON Fort Worth, Texas Fort Worth, Texas Fort Worth, Texas Eunice, New Mexico Fort Worth, Texas Smithfield, Texas DORIS LEWIS CHARLES MCAFEE KENNETH MCGILL LAVONNE MCGILL RAMONA MANNING ROBIN MUSTELL Fort Worth, Texas Corsicana, Texas Fort Worth, Texas Fort Worth, Texas Fort Worth, Texas Fort Worth, Texas MRS. IUDSON PRINCE RUFUS EARL BETTY STANLEY IACK THOMAS CLYDE WALLS Winters, Texas Peacock, Texas Fort Worth, Texas Fort Worth, Texas Fort Worth, Texas VN? , Wfmmwiwi IFAVUIRIITIES SENIOR CLASS FAVORITE GusWeber Page 67 SENIOR CLASS FAVORITE Frances Brown IUNIOR CLASS FAVORITE IoeStcrrr1es Page 68 Page 69 IUNIOR CLASS FAVORITE Icmice Williams SCPHOMORE CLASS FAVORITE Chester Tctylor Page 70 Page 71 i x 3 5 L ii 4 ,r I 2 5 11 E ,. wa 'A fl i 1 1 1 H iN I SOPHOMORE CLASS FAVORITE 3 Kathleen Bolinq FRESHMAN CLASS FAVORITE Tommy' Hill Page 72 Page 73 FRESHMAN CLASS FAVORITE Marilyn Mabe 1 1 -E931 M 51 Z, ,zlif 1 1 1 mg 2 1 1 1245 SENIOR IUNIOR SOPHOMORE lack Golmon Lamar Smith Tommy Taggart Marie Pryor Carla Childs Evalee Bell Page 74 F R E S H M A N Iohrmy Smith .Marilyn Forston CLASS FAVORITE RUNNERS-UP MAY QUEEN Merry McLeod qe 77 e s 1 5 5 ,, If U ? 6 5 1 I 1 3 9 3 F Q K 5 4 3 Jf 1 H SMILE GIRL Rhebct Chapman CAMPUS SWEETHEART Donna Simmons Q Page 79 nit 7, Y , CARNIVAL QUEEN Jimmie Mitchell FRESHMAN QUEEN La Verne Allen F Page 80 'X ,J 0 3 1 0 1 m r r FEATURES SEPTEMBER SHIRLEY TAGGABT Freshman Bride l Befuddled Freshmen and all-wise upperclassmen in- vaded the campus September l3 to write the opening chapter of the 57th year ot TWC history. Begistration conflicts soon were lost in the process ot getting ac- quainted as the new and old were united in the tradi- tional New Student-Old Student Wedding. Bride was Shirley Taggart, bridegroom,'L Bohr Bussell . . . then came the all-college picnic, religious organization par- ties, Freshman orientation and TWC night at the Poly Op. Hardly a Freshman is now alive who will ever for- get the spiral leg-shaves and one-shoe-of-a-kind days of Fish initiation. ln the dean's office sat Mr. I. Elmer Cox, also a newcomer to TWC... Dean Walter B. Click was now Vice President Click . . . Mr. Charles For- ston had advanced to the chair oi registrar, while Miss Zazel Sloniger was the new assistant registrar... and the Bam Trading Post had a new manager, Mr. Claude C. Clark, and a new juke loox. l T5 . I O C T O B E R Marryin' Sam proclaims Sadie Hawkins Day Everything in October pointed toward the cli- max, which included two ot the year's outstand- ing events.. .Sadie Hawkins Day and the Hal- loween Carnival. Came the dawn of October 26, a jail house had ben constructed on the cam- pus green, students blossomed out in the latest Dogpatch styles and rl'WC males wore that hang- dog look of bachelors who know they are going to be caught. Marryin' Sam Alford had a busy day, and all the Li'l Abners and Daisy Maes wound up at the Student Council's bean sup- per in the Gym and the Sadie Hawkins Day dance at Meadowbrook...then doing a quick change of costumes, TW-ites became witches and goblins and side-show barkers for the Halloween Carnival. After an evening of hot dogs, cake walks and draw-your-card-and-claim-your-prize'' booths, limmie Mitchell was crowned queen of the Carnival. Second month festivities began in the gym . . . which was dressed up in blue and gold crepe paper, sweet and hot music and Miss Rambler CMary Mclieodl for the annual Press Club dance and Miss Rambler presentation.. .The ladies and gentlemen of the school press took over the entire first Week of Cctober for a National Newspaper Week celebra- tion, which included an assembly program and the first TWC Public Relations Clinic for ministers and religious work- ers. . . SMK and Koro literary societies held the first of a se- ries of rush weeks for TWC clubs . . . SMK adding a Latin flavor with an annual Mexican dinner party for rushees . . . Deka and Sakkara opened the gym again for an all-school dance and also opened the way for a round of social club activities . . . including the Altoco dance at Meadowbrook Country Club and the DD-EA picnic at Cobb Park . . . An old- time note was introduced with the Sophomore Class box supper and dance . . . and a cultured note, with lunior-Senior music recitals . . . The intelligentsia had their day in October with the Alpha Chi initiation.. .And while the Freshman Class and Pi Epsilon Mu were socializing, President and Mrs. Law Sone entertained the faculty and administration at the Woman's Club with a buffet supper. OCTOBER Mary Mgleod Miss Rambler Page 87 NOVEMBER A swirling tall social calendar erupted into a gigantic explosion as opening volleys were fired across the TW campus in the month of November ...Bounds of lectures, dances, parties, initiations and other shin-digs were expended in the Battle Against the Books. Disorganized troops were re-formed and fresh re- serves Were thrown into the fray . . . A communigue from Colonel Bob Bussell's headquarters reported: All under control. Heavy artillery was brought up from November l through 4 in the form of the Willson Lectures.. . Cn-the-battletront entertainment Was presented No- vember l2-l3 by the cast ot Noel CoWard's Hay F ever. . . . Miss Cyrene Bell Wowed 'em. A truce period was declared November 13 as celebrations were held on the thirteenth anniversary oi Dr. Law Sone as president of Texas Wesleyan College and the seventy-fifth birthday of Dr. H. E. Stout. Bobby Soxers and Billy Blue leans dive-bombed the campus as neighboring high schoolers congre- gated in the Fine Arts Auditorium November l5-l6 for the Nobel Cain Choral Clinic. Selection of the Prince and Princess of Posture was held November 23 when limmie Clanton, Fresh- man from Handley, representing Tau Gamma Chi, and Murry Patterson, Senior from Big Spring, repre- senting Veterans Association, were crowned. Bush Week, beginning November 24, brought new pledges to Deka, Autiss, Entre Amis and Aeol- ian social clubs.. .Thanksgiving holidays capped social events and the campus was declared no man's land. Dr. W. Gordon Maddox, member of Southwest- ern Medical School faculty in Dallas, threw confu- sion in the ranks when he spoke on the harmful effects of tobacco and predicted that tobacco would be outlawed in the United States at a future date. 1,6 J N Z K it Way Sbvern By Noel Coward Sorel Bliss. . . Simon Bliss, . Clara ...., Iudith Bliss, . . David Bliss ,.... Sandy Tyrell .,.. Myra Arundel .... Richard Greatham Iackie Coryton ,... PI- CAST ..,...Mari1ynMabe ,..........,IoeStames . . . . .Lois Ann McPherson ..,....,...,CyreneBel1 ....,...Bob Russell , . . . .Douglas Higgins . . . . .Bettye Carter . . . . .Billy Smith . . . .Ioan Larson DECEMBER Page 90 Margie Malone Rich Cozad Snow Maiden lack Frost Wolfish dogfaces whistled as Mary McLeod, Senior of Eunice, New Mexico, was elected May Queen December 9, to reign at the Spring F es- tival . . . l-landel's The Messiah was presented to the troops December l2 by the Division of F ine Arts for the third consecutive year. The battle reached its climax on December 15 when the All-College dance was held at the Woman's Club . . .Christmas holidays found a lull after the storm. . .During the holidays stu- dent chaplains were asked to speak in their home town churches on December 26 when they were honored by Student Recognition Day. By the end of December the tide of battle turned-the enemy Books was routed... General Walter B. Glick informed President Law Sone that all was quiet on the eastern front . . . the battle was over and armistice was declared. W 1-1 o ' s llll 1 1 , W 1-1 o 1 , pq lames Bundy fcrmes Bell CAMPUS LEADERS Doris Dczmell Marty Cockroft ' Pcmqe 92 WHO'S WHO Marion Forston Mary Nell l-lcmks CAMPUS LEADERS x 'Paige Q3 Homer Kluck William lVIcCjlunql WHO'S s WHO Mary McLeod Dusty' Petterson CAMPUS LEADERS l Bob Russell Malcolm Rutledge Paqe 94 WHO'S WHO Billy Smith Gus Weber CAMPUS LEADERS Dean Cox presents certificates. X N4!! 'KY 2 , V.,- L? f L , .Q-if - fm ., , A 3 M- aim The homecoming game against Abilene Christian College came up lanuary 5 and everyone present saw Evalee Bell, Sophomore from Odell, presented as Sweetheart ot the Bam Basketball Team. Sweethearts for the Methodist Student Move- ment and the Baptist Student Union also were named this month, at an annual joint banquet at Polytechnic Methodist Church on lanuary 7. Karl Swain and Mary Sue Bay were MSM favorites, while lames Allen and Evalyn Nich- ols were chosen BSU sweethearts. lanuary 17 to lanuary 23 was just what it is called. . .Dead Week. The dorm girls were M t restricted every night and those out ot the dormitory felt more obligations to the coming tests than they did to their date otferees. Ianuary 20 saw the annual poetry reading contest go to Martha Coclcrott, Senior from Fort Worth, and Bill Alford, lunior from Gates- ville. Finally, theme for the day was Now ls the Hour as lanuary 24 brought about the semi- annual airing of knowledge in the form ot final exams. F rom then until Ianuary 29 sweat- ing out those exams was the main occupation on the campus. it N . xg n W h . Vx l K in :EMR 1 f X it . FEBRUARY February made its grand entry as the Fat Stock Show and Bodeo entered its last Week of festivities. Many students were seen at the different events, and Perry Adams made a hur- ried exit from the back of a bucking Brahma bull. Lloyd Harper, president of the Sophomore Class, broke into big-time entertainment, as one of the sirens of the Olsen-lohnson Laffa- cade chose him to do a bit of on-stage extem- poraneous dancing. Cast for the April Thespian production, The Dark Tower, was announced February 8. Leading roles Went to Seniors Billy Smith, Bob Russell and Marty Cockroft and Sophomore Dorothy McMillan. The same date also saw the opening of intramural basketball. DEKA-SAKKABA PRESENT!-XTIGN ' Sweetheart Revue The Freshman Class celebrated Peb- ruary with an Auto-party on the 10th. And presentation of new members of social clubs started February ll with the Deka-Sakkara formal at the Co- lonial Country Club. A total of 26 new members were presented by the broth- er-sister clubs. Dining Hall Scene aqe 99 Sweethearts Male members of the student body especially enjoyed February l2 as the WAA sponsored its annual basketball clinic and invited girls' teams from local high schools to take part. The Valentine party given February ll for faculty eligibles was followed on the l2th by the annual MYF Sweet- heart Banquet at Polytechnic- Method- ist Church. Edwina Thompson, Sopho- more from Fort Worth, and Lamar Smith, Mineola lunior, were presented as sweethearts of the Fellowship. The semi-annual TWC Symphony concert, featuring Mr. George Anson as pianist, Was presented by the college orchestra February l3. February l4 Went the Way of all good Valentine days. Smile Girls Page DONNA SIMMONS Campus Sweetheart Final game of the season was played by the Rams February 15 in Dallas, against East Texas State College. And the Senior Class honored the squad and Sweetheart Evalee Bell at a dance at the Woman's Club February 18. Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia, music ira- ternity, tied the annual Sweetheart Re- vue up in a neat little package and presented it to the student body at the Riverside Lions Club February 24. Donna Simmons, Vernon Senior, was honored as Campus Sweetheart. The show was televised and broadcast. Timtashun Page lOl MARCH March blew in on the social winds of the joint Entre Amis-lllotus Duodecim presentation at the Colonial Country Club. The sister-brother clubs introduc- ed l5 new members amid stardust and flowers . . . The girls' music-social club, Aeolian, sponsored a concert by the French pianist, lean Casadesus ..... Square dancing was the order of the day as TW-ites swung their partners at an all-school ranch party in the gym, sponsored by the Methodist Student Movement, and faculty members met to form a Square Dance Club for the teachers . . . The faculty also swung out on a guidance and counseling clinic directed by Dr. Harl Douglass of the University of Colorado ..... Members of the Woman's Athletic Association journeyed to the YVVCA camp for a Week-end outing ..... An Alpha Chi group traveled South to San Antonio for a fraternity convention.. .Mr. Donald W. Bellah opened the spring faculty recital series with an organ concert at Poly Methodist Church. . .And Alpha Psi Omega, dramatics fraternity, pre- sented its cause in student assembly with a one-act production, Write Me a Love Scene .... And .... perish the thought . . . mid-term exams pointed out rather forcefully that college life is not all a round of parties. ENTRE AMIS-ILLOTUS DUODECIM PRESENTATION .N ,, ,,,, ,W ,,,.,,,,,,W,,, ,,,.,.,,,..W..m..MX , April showered forth its usual bounty ot dog and cat': rain and, incidentally, Fish, as the Freshmen reigned over the campus April l, official Fish Day . . . E. W. Pawley, Fish president, and Lloyd Harper, Soph prexy, were the objects of the annual attempts at kidnap- ing as the Sophs begrudged the Fish their day. Mr. Herrold l-leadley's voice recital was held April 3 and the Wesleyan Singers made an extended tour ..... Social clubs held spring Rush Week . . . The Dark Tower, Thespian's major production, was presented April 7-8 to an appreciative audience . . . The Home Economics Department style show was presented April 12 in assembly to the approving sighs of the gals and the audible whistles ot the rougher sex . . .The World Stu- dent Service Fund drive was concluded April 14 under the direction of Dorothy McMillan . . Long-awaited Easter holidays brought a much- needed rest from April l5-l8 . . . Buenos Ve- cinos presented los hombres y mujeres of APRIL the South American republics in their Pan American assembly program April l9. loe and Sadie College decked out in the eye-catchingestu costumes this side oi the Trinity lor the Thespian Costume Party. . .Pte- ligious Emphasis Week, April 25-29, brought a spiritual atmosphere and many church lead- ers to the campus. Lassies from Deka social club joined at Lake Cisco April 29-30 for the Deka Weekend Where they iished, picnicked and generally kicked up their heels . . . Press Club representatives at- tended the Texas lntercollegiate Press Asso- ciation meeting in El Paso April 28-30 to close out a busy month. MAY May, the month of flowers-with a few left- over showers, presented many social events, one Week of major catastrophes Cfinal examsl, and graduation. May l saw a bunch of bedraggled Deka Week-enders returning from their annual Week- end social at Lake Cisco. Two concerts were presented in the music department, the spring band concert and the Aeolian concert. Kath- leen Boling was hostess at her home for the Home Ec party the night of May 4. The annual Prayer Retreat, sponsored by SCRA was held May 6 and 7 at Glen Lake' Methodist camp at Glen Rose, Texas. Several concerts for music majors were presented in the Fine Arts Auditorium. Wesleyan Singers' recital Was held May 10. Alpha Chi, honorary scholastic fraternity, held its annual spring banquet May ll. The Student Ministerial Association held an annual spring formal on May 12. This Was also the date for the Senior speech recital. A Fava, Q.. Q dinner by Dr. and Mrs. Law Sone honoring the graduating seniors was held May 13. The Mclntyre Press Club held a picnic May 14 at which the new officers were installed. May 15 to May 21 was dead week. Night activity on the campus was noticeably lacking. The robing ceremony for graduating Seniors was held May 17 during chapel. May 19 the annual promotion ceremony was observed. May 20 was the date on which the Aeolian girls departed for their annual week-end at Glen Rose. That night a dance was presented by the Mclntyre Press Club. The Delia-Sakkara bunch held their annual picnic May 21 and May 22 the Aeolian week- enders returned from Glen Rose. May 23 those final exams started with a bang-almost. No guns were actually used. This lasted through May 28 at which time the annual May Pete was presented and Mary Mc- Leod, Senior of Eunice, New Mexico, was crowned queen of the festivities. And then on May 30-graduation. MISS HUNNICUTT Personality classes are conducted at TWC for both qirls and male students. Object is to help individuals in the college adjust happily on the campus and to be pre- pared to fit into the now rather complex society of the world. Miss Hazel l-lunnicutt, assistant to the dean of Women, conducts the personality classes. Guest speakers from Fort Worth firms often appear. A feature of Miss lrlunnicutt's annual program is a fall fashion show for the entire student body. Sprinq attraction is a book review for the assembly. Style Show Page 108 CS. flimllu CODRGANIZATIICGJNS OFFICERS PfeSld.Gl'1lf .... ..... ---V--- I C1 Ines Band-Y Vice President ....., -,.---. K enneth A, Lee SGCTGTUTY--H --..- -W ...,... Olga E. Petterson Treasurer .,... ....... .Martha Cockroft lAMES BANDY President A L P H A C HI The purpose of this organization is the promotion of scholarship. To help accom- plish this purpose and to broaden the fields of interest of the members, programs at the monthly meetings this year consisted of talks by the various members on the subject of Texas Folklore. In addition to this a part of the hour was given to reports on national and international news. This is purely a study group but the year's work is always high-lighted by a beautiful dinner party in May. Mrs. Rose Lisenby, professor of English, is the official sponsor, with Dr. H. How- ard Hughes, chairman of the Division of Languages and Literature, and Mr. R. Charles Forston, registrar, serving as associate sponsors. Iames L. Bandy, H. Nelson Bean, Ir., Euel H. Belcher, Arlon V. Causey, Martha Cockroft, Richard H. Coffman, Merle Stiles Dickinson, George R. English, Charles H. Gauss, lr., Homer Kluck, Kenneth A. Lee, George Frank Leone, Stanley A. Llewellyn, William S. McClunq, Clyde M. McClure, George McGowan, Dorothy S. Manousos, A, Paul R. Massullo, Bernice Duffy Miller, Myrtle Clayton Miller, Olga E. Petterson, Maxine Rainbolt, William R. Russell, N. Malcolm Rutledge, lr., Robert B. Shiflett, Lowell Stroud, lack West. Page 1 10 OFFICERS A Cast Director ..,.... ..., - --.Shelly White Stage Mqnqqer ,,-----,, ....... - .Martha COCl4I'Oft Business Manager .,..... Y................ . Beth IOY SHELLY WHITE Cast Director ALPHA PSI OMEGA Alpha Psi Omega is a national honorary dramatics fraternity. Its membership is composed of those students earning 100 credit points in either acting or back- stage Work. Its purpose is to promote a greater appreciation of good drama and to provide an honor society for those students who do a high standard of work in dramatics. An assembly program was sponsored for the first time this year by the fraternity. Social activities included a trip to Theater '49 in Dallas. Sponsor is Miss Cyrene Bell. Mary McLeod, Shelly White, Doris Darnell, Billy Smith, Martha Cockrofi, Bob Russell, Harold Meadows, Charlene York, Beth Ioy, Iirnmy Lindley, William Robinson, Iohn Darnell, Ada Terry. 2 3 X F Page lll C x My If Wrsfiffflibtf Q TXWECO STAFF STUDENT It's operation publications when me gether. College journalists pound out a four- The Rambler is issued on Tuesday and C in an atmosphere simulating large daily The TXWECO, official yearbook of Tex campus life. Its pages serve as the bond RAMBI. PUBLICATIONS mfoers ot The Rambler and TXWECO staffs get to- page paper every Week. The voice ot TWC students, .istributed to all students. Editors and reporters Work newspapers. as Wesleyan, is one of the most popular features oi between the student body and ex-students. ER EDITORS DORIS DARNELL MARTY COCKROFT PAT BROWNING President Rambler Editor TXVVECO Editor Statt members of both publications may become members of the O. O. Mclntyre Press Club when they have put in 30 hours' work on one of the student publications. Organized in 1917, the Press Club now has 34 members. Miss Amy lo Long is sponsor of these three organizations, a post which formerly was held by both Dr. Gladys Bowman and Mr. Sam Braswell. PRESS CLUB OFFICERS President ,.....,.............. ---- ............,.,.o...... ................ D oris Darnell Vice President--- ,........... .......... . r.......l.. - ...., - .....l,, S am Allen Secretary-Treasurer ............................ ..,............... ...... ...., A 1 ice Whitmore MEMBERS: Carla Childs, Martha Cockroft, Sam Allen, Mary McLeod, Doris Darnell, Don Schmitt, Alice Whitmore, Wayne Brown, Pat Browning, Paul LaC-frave, Ed Morris, Richard Spence, Bill Davidson, Doris Huclgens, Ioe Billman, Don Baker, Kathleen Boling, Norman Brown, Gene Fleming, W. I. Hubanks, Ioan Larson, Victor Valdes, Frances Vick, Bill Williams, R. E. Windham, Harry Fox, Ioan Lisby, Lynda Hassell, Dorothy Pilkinton, Pat O'Ca1laghan. I Page 113 Cl'1CIi1'mf111 '-,----- ........ K athleen Boling Secretary f,,.. - A H .,------,-----, Gus Weber SPOHSO1' ---.-..-............-..- ...,.. D r. Gladys Bowman Committee Members ...... ,,,,,,, W illiam R, Russell Mary McLeod Douglas Higgins Chairman GOLDEN SHEARS ' The Golden Shears emblem is presented each Tuesday in assembly to some outstanding student on the campus, who is selected by the Golden Shears executive committee. A personal write-up appears in the following issue of The Rambler. The idea of the Golden Shears was conceived by The Rambler staff of 1938, and the award originally was made by the college newspaper. The emblem symbolizes shears, which are connected with newspaper work, and the shearing of Willie, Ram mascot. Past and present members become re-acquainted at the semi-annual breakfasts held in the spring and fall. Guardians of the Golden Shears selected to date for 1948-49 are: Lamar Smith, Dorothy McMillan, Doris Darnell, Cleveland O. Anderson, Bill Alford, Frances Brown, Karl Swain, Murry Patterson, Herbert Phillips, Donna Simmons, Ben Irvin, Pat Patterson, Billy Ioe Weatherly, Pat Browning, Wally Patton, lanice Williams, Marion Forston, Olga Petterson and Roy Stockstill. . Previous guardians ot the Golden Shears still enrolled at TWC include: Billy Smith, Mcrrcille Casstevens, Martha Cockrott, Douglas Higgins, Mary McLeod, Ed Moody, ' Malcolm Rutledge, Gus Weber, Ioe Billman, Mary Nell Hanks, Evalee Bell, Iimmie Williams, Ric ar oza , oyd Harper, William R. Russell, Iames Bell and Kathleen Boling. Page 1 1 The Order of the Golden Rule was organized by the Freshman Class of 1947-48, for the purpose of fostering better relations be- tweerlthe faculty and the student body. Cne faculty member is chosen each month by the committee on the basis of his helpfulness to the student body. The award, a six-inch plaque encompassing the Golden Rule, is presented to the honoree on the first Thursday of each month. Edwin Pawley is chairman of the committee and Miss Maude A. Pettey is sponsor of the organization. E. W. PAWLEY Chairman GOLDEN RULE Golden Hule recipients this year include: Mr. Charles Forston, registrary Miss Ernal Smith, director of religious activities: Miss Cyrene Bell, head of the speech-drama department: Mr. Menford Gaines, instructor in science. Also, Mr. I. Elmer Cox, dean of the College: Mr. Donald Bellah, chairman of the Division of Fine Arts: Mr. F. Pt. Mcrtthis, assistant professor of mathematics, and Mrs. Lonye Brooks, loan officer. l I Page 1 15 P1'9SiClG1'1T .......... .....,. . L amar Smith Vice-Presidentwr , ,. ---,-,,-M,--,-- K qrl Sw-gin Secretary ...... .....,.. D orothy McMillan Treasurer ...... .....,...,....., I ack Miller LAMAR SMITH President STUDENT COUNCIL OF RELIGIOUS ACTIVITIES Student Council of Religious Activities is a comprehensive organization which has two chief purposes-to correlate activities and to sponsor campus-wide religious events. This year the SCRA sponsored loin-The-Church Day, Religious Emphasis Week, Go-To- Sunday-School Day, World Student Service Fund drive, and an annual prayer retreat at Glen Rose. Miss Ernal Smith, director of religious activities, is sponsor of this organization. Representatives to the organization include: Student Ministerial Association, Ben Feemster, Stanley Llewellyn and Horner Kluckg Methodist Student Movement, Iohn Allen, Lamar Smith and Karl Swain, Westminster Fellowship, lack Miller, Hubert Crain and Dorothy McMillang Baptist Student Union, Betty Moore, Iames Allen and Rayrnon Underwood: Christ Ambassadors, Mildred Keyes and Gordon Peterrnang Student Body President Bob Russell, Senior Class President lames Bell, lunior Class President Doug Higgins, Sophomore Class President Lloyd Harper and Fresh- man Class President, E. W. Pawley. 'ff'-s Page 11 METHODIST STUDENT MOVEMENT President ,,,,,,,,.,,,...,....A,,,.......,.,. Karl Swain Recreation Iim Flynn Vice President ,...............,,,,,,..,,. Eugenia Schneider Fellowship Teams Chairman James Tims Corresponding Secretary ........ Homer Kluck Treasurer Katherine Vtfhitfield Recording Secretary ..,....... -. Mary Ann Cook Reporter Stirl Taylor Worship Chairman .... ....... - Mary Sue Ray Editor of Wesleyan Collegiate Lynda Hasselt World Friendshipn ....,,.,. .... B ob Collie SCRA Representatives Lamar Smith Iohn Allen Community Service ,............r...,. Bettie Iane Stephenson The Methodist Student Movement is a manifestation ot the Methodist Church on the College campus. It ual, moral and social of the organization. S X. BAPTIST STUDENT UNION President ,...... ,,,..V ..,...vV.f.V.o D 1 Xie Dunham Training Union Representative Cecil Layne Vice President ......... .........r. C arl Kluck Missions Chairman lean Chastain Secretary-Treasurer - ................ Evelyn Nichols Ridgecrest Representative Sum Dougherty Publicity Director ..... ................... I une Harris Social Chairman Bob Baker Sunday Scohol Representative Betty Parker The Baptist Student Union is an organization which strives to coordinate the religious endeavor oi the Baptist students of the College and community General membership is composed of those students connected with the Baptist Church. Mr. O. D. Bounds 1S sponsor POHSOT 15 Dr Gladys Bowman KARL SWAIN President DOROTHY MCMILLAN President WESTMINSTER FELLOWSHIP P1'9Sid91'1f .............. . ..,.............. - .... - .... Dorothy McMillan Secretary-Treasurer ,.,,-,,M,,.. ,,,,, ,ma ,,,,A Lqnelle Brown Vice President- ..... - .,.,, - ............... - ..... - ...., - Iack Miller Reporter ,,,,,,,,4,,,,,, - ,,,,,,,,,,-,,,,,,,4,,,,,,,, Kqy Louis Doelling The purpose of the Westminster Fellowship is to provide Presbyterian students at Texas Wesleyan College opportunities for Christian growth and worthwhile contacts with outstanding leaders of their church while in college. All Presbyterian students at the Col- lege are automatically members oi the Westminster Fellowship. Rev. loe M. Russell is sponsor of the organization. wwf 1 .t I it if A a, f 1 lr mt. '51 it Wy' .. CHRIST AMBASSADORS Texas Wesleyan Christ Ambassadors, one oi the newer religious organizations on the campus, held its first meeting on May 8, 1947. The organization was formed to develop the spiritual life and promote fellowship among the Assembly of God students attending TWC. Mr. Harold Miles, instructor in science and education, is sponsor oi the organization. president W -,,,,,,,,.-, , ,,,,.- - -,,,, , -,,y A-Rebq Francis Mercer SCRA Representatives. ..,...V..,,.. H r......... ..Mi1dred Keys, Vice President ....... ,. ............ - ....,.,....... - .... -..Holman Lee G01'Cl01'1 Pelefmfln Secretary-Treasurer ...,., M- .... Dorothy McMur1rSY REBA MERCER I , L - 5 7' Page First Semester OFFICERS Second Semester Homer Kluck--.----- ..... ---- ,......., ---.President ............... - ......... - ...... ----Charles Whittle Bob Shitlet---- ..,. ----.First Vice President-----...----- ...... .0 ......... --Bill Betts Duqglvloore ...i........ ............... I ---Second Vice President ..... - ................... - .N.. Richard Hunt Charles Whittle ..,..,, , ---n--------Third Vice President---H .... --- ......... ----------Iohn Allen Lamar Smith---- .... ...... - ------.---.Fourth Vice President .... --N .... -------- -----Stirl Taylor Karl Swain--- .,.. - ------- .,............. Secretary--- .... --------- ...... I -------R. E. Cook Bob Collie .......... - ..... . ....,. n------Treasurer ...... --- - ..... .- .........,., ----R, A, Brooks Corky Morris .... ..... ........... R e porter ....... --- M .............., Corky Morris Dug Moore .,...,.......... ,.... - --- ....... Song Leader-- ..-- -- -.-..--.-.-.--. - ----- ,--.Dug Moore Homer Kluck .-.-- ---------.--..- A .-- ...... H--.PiCI1'1iS'f ....... ---- .... --- - --.-.---.--- - --.. Homer Kluck Stanley Llewellyn---------.------SCRA RepreSentatives..-n ...... ----..-.--James Schuler Ben Feemster -.----- - ---- - ........ -- -- -... --- --.----.-- -----lohn McKee CHARLES WHITTLE President STUDENT MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION The Student Ministerial Association is composed of those stu- dents who are in the ministry or who are in training for that lite Work. Its purpose is to provide fellowship, counsel, information and in- spiration that will help the individual members in their responsiloili- ties as pastors and other positions of leadership. Miss Ernal Smith is sponsor. l ll9 A OPPICERS Presidentw, ,,,...,., -- .... ........... - , ,,,.....,. ,..-.-,Clyde McClure Vice Preside-nt.--,-,- L..- ...... - ...,.... -L ,...... Carl Sitton Secretary, ,..,..... -. .ML ..... Barbara Gomillion Treasurer ...... - ...... L. ........... ----Wancla Nichols Reporter ....... ---- .......... ,....... . Norma lean McClure Business Manaqer ........ ...... - ....,..,. L Malcolm Rutledge Librarians ........ ...,... - ......... ..,...... - .....r. O n as Hensley Raymond Anderson CLYDE MCCLURE President THE WESLEYAN SINGERS TWC's newest music organization has almost doubled in size during its two-year history. Organized as The Wesleyan Singers l with l9 members in l947, the group has grown to a 34-voice choir. Mr. Herrolcl Headley directs the organization, which is an out- growth of an a cappella choir founded in l942 by Mr. Walter Lynn. Activities of The Wesleyan Singers this year included two TW concerts.. .the annual spring appearance and the Christmas pre- sentation oi The Messiah. Also on the program were concerts for civic groups and an April tour to Ranger, Kerrville and other cities. l Page BAND OFFICERS Raymond Kelton 7..,. ...,W,... ..........,.,,....,...... . . ,,..... .. ,4.. ,,77,., ,Conductor Charles Thompson ...... - ...... -.r,---,., ..,,.... , ,...... .,,,,....ooo.,, Y -,.President Lloyd Silver-..-,-- .... .. ..,o,....,.....,.......,, - ....., , ...,,,o,.. A o..o,..o.,.......,.....,.,,o,,,,, ,--.Vice President Merlin Mitchell .o...,..,..,,. E .,.,... .........., - ., ....,o,.l,. o..........,...o.... - .......... - ...,... S ecretary-Treasurer TWIRLERS-featured at home basketball games Helen Price Elizabeth Bellah PERSONNEL tsecond semesterl-Clemrnie Burns, Nathan Brown, Iimrnie Contz, lean Chastain, lack Dodd, Donna Eason, Iames Fannin, Melvin Hardison, Shirley Hedqepeth, Iohnny Head, Lois Kluck, Iames CHARLES THOMPSON President Martin, Rady McCormack, Leon McDaniel, Patricia Meyers, Merlin Mitchell, Patricia Nix, Jack Peirce, Mary lane Potts, Helen Price, Loyd Silver, Charles Thompson, B. F. White, Marion Wilkinson, lim Willey. ORCHESTRA The Texas Wesleyan Orchestra presents two concerts each year, one in the sprinq and one in the winter. Student and faculty musicians participate in the Mr. George Anson, piccnist, was soloist in the the spring concert which is presented the Sunday orchestra. Members of the orchestra are: Euel Belcher, viola: Audrey tain and Lloyd Silver, French horns, Ural Clayton, limrny Fannin Also Mrs. Alice Contreras, piano: Donna Eason, cellog Rady Charles Thompson, clarinet, and B. F. White, bass violin. popular concerts. winter concert and students were to be featured as soloists in before commencement. Mr. Marius Thor is conductor of the Belknap, Clemmie Burns, Richard Remus and Earl Schuman, violinsy lean Chas- and Jackson Peirce, trumpets. McCormack, oboe: Patricia Meyers, Patricia Nix and Betty lean Srnothers, flutes: 1 A OFFICERS First Semester Second Semester Don Lamb ......,........ ......,... . President .... -- ...... -.- .,... ---Norma Iean McClure lohn Sawicki. ....,............ .......,,. V ice President ....... --- .--- ....... Charles Mitchell Norma lean McC1ure.--- ..... .. ,....... Secretary-Treasurer.----- ................. I eanette Sharpless Ieanette Sharpless ..... ----. ................... Reporter .... ----- .... Mmm ....... - .... Victor Valdes NORMA IEAN MCCLURE President CROSS TIMBERS CLUB First indication of extra-curricular interest in art on the TWC campus was in 1921 when a yearbook group Was pictured under the title China Painting. 1 Two years later an Art Club was organized to become the parent of the pres- ent Cross Timbers. In 1927 it was re-organized, and in 1922 boasted 12 members and its second active year. Biggest year for the Art Club was 1935, when it had 66 members. A new name, Alpha Rho Tau, was given the organization in 1939. lt did not ap- pear as Cross Timbers until 1944. Mr. McKie Trotter sponsors the club. ' Page 122 i OFFICERS President-. ...,,..., .,,.... ,.., .,. B ,...... ,.,..., B illy Smith Vice President ,.. , .....,,, , I ack Miller Secretary ,.,...,... A ..,A ... .Carla Childs Treasurer ......,.r,,,.,. ......,i Alvarene lones Stage Managers .r,,r, - ....... ....... W illiam Robinson Reporter ...r........, . - .,v,...,,r Lynda l-lassell BILLY SMITH THESPIAN CLUB President Thespian is the dramatic element on the Texas Wesleyan campus. Organized February l7, l92O, by members of the public speaking department, it is one of the few TW clubs which have been active throughout their histories. Original purpose of the club was furthering dramatic instinct and studying and interpreting various forms of literature. Entertainment has since entered the picture, and the two annual productions oi the College dramatists are among the most popular features ot campus clubs. Miss Cyrene Bell has foeen sponsor of Thespian since 1944. Page 123 y orrrcisss President ...... - .,.... -.,.. .. ........ A - Vice President .,,...., ----..---, Secretary-Treasurer ..,..,. ,-- ,.... N.-- ...,, or Reporter r.,., ...,r,.... - .. Parliamentarian, ...,,. -. ELSIE PAMPE President SCIA QUATORE .-,-,...----,--.Elsie Pampe Marvin Clynch N ...... -.-Joan Lisby W- .... ---Dixie Dunham Olga Petterson One of the youngest organizations at Texas Wesleyan is Scia Quatore, science club. Established in 1944, Scia Quatore this year was installed as a member of the Texas Collegiate Academy of Science. The club tries to promote interest in scientific observation and discovery through lectures, projects and research. Sponsor of the campus scientist group is Mr. Haskell McClintock. Page 124 President, ,-,,,,,,,x,,A,- ,.,----- .... , ...,....., ,. .,...... -.-Donald Coursey Vice Presidents-- .,.... -- -----.. ...... ..q.......,......Y. ....... - --..---.ROllph SlCilO1'1 Secretary-Treasurer ........ --.. ..... D..- ..... - ,-n ,.... ---- -.-sw Reporter ,,..........,.. - ....... ,!?Qief,, g'g ' +9 l SW' 'fifsaglii sf' Page 125 OFFICERS l Lanelle Brown ..------iMarion Forston DONALD COUBSEY President BETA EPSILON In an effort to develop interest in the Business Administration Division and to encourage standards of efficiency among students, Beta Epsilon was established No- vember l9, 1943. The business students club has held its own in the six years since its birth and plans on a long future of uninterrupted activity. Dr. Gladys Bowman was skipper of Beta Epsilon on its initial voyage. Miss Annie Lee Knox and Mrs. Marie Crouch are co-sponsors for the 1948-49 term. ?WW BUENOS VECINOS Buenos Vecinos, TWC Spanish club, had its beginnings back in the year 1928 with the organization of the Spanish Glee Club. Las senoritas of Texas Woman's College made a big splash in the organizational waters of the College with the presentation of the play El Trovadof' The predecessor of the 1949 Buenos Vecinos dropped out of sight until 1932, when it showed up as La Tertuliaf' ln 1935 it was Las Escagidos and 1941, Moruecos Es- panoles. Three years ago it re-appeared with its present name. Miss luanita Cowan, atormer member, is sponsor of the club. OFFICERS ELIZABETH SANDERS P1'95id9I'1f .- .....---,........,......... .. Elizabeth Sanders Secretary-Treqguref -mm-M --.,--AAAAl---, Martin Blair Pfesideflt Vice PIE-Sideflf .......... ..- ..,.. ......,, M erle Dickinson Reporter ,,,,-g--,,,,A.Y,,,A,.-. mu- ,,,,'--,,, Olga Petterson BETH JOY President PHOENIX CLUB Out of a desire on the part of TWC students to better understand modern American poetry, Phoenix Poetry Club was organized in 1939. H Dr. H. H. Hughes, now chairman of the Division of Languages and Literature, was the driving iorce behind the new club which was dedicated to poetry interpretation and Writing. ln 1939 and 1940 Phoenix published anthologies of poetry written by student mem- bers of the club. And in 1945 the first silver loving cup award was made to the Winner of an original poetry Writing contest. The cup was donated by lvlr. Archie E. Brown, present sponsor of Phoenix. OFFICERS President YYYYA,,,,,,,rA,A ,mn ,.,,A,,,,,,,,, gg ,,,A,,g Beth Ioy Secretary-Treasurer .,.., .- ,......... Lelia Morris Vice President, ....,.. . .... .-Bernard F. Robbins Reporter ..................... .-7.,.... B ill Davidson First Semester OFFICERS Second Semester Iune Harris lean Causey ..v.... W A ..,,...ee,...,., President ........... .....,. - .,..,,r. - Kathleen Bolinq ,....vrr - ,.... sr--. ...,.,..w, Vice President .....,..... .....,...,.., M arqaret Chilcutt Margie Malone .i.....,. ,....,.,,.. S ecretary-Treasurer ......v,.i.....,ir Bettie lane Stephenson Pat O'Callaqhan. ,,i..i,v. . i..,, Reporter ..,.,....... ,...,..... . -..Iune Dougherty IEAN CAUSEY President GAMMA OMICRON TWC's home economics club this year returned to the name Gamma Omicron after a nine-year existence as the Ellen H. Richards Club. The homemakers organization Was iirst called Gamma Omicron in l93O, when Mrs. Martha Faulkner Smith, now sponsor, was president oi the club. However, its history qoes back as iar as 1923. From that date till '30 it was listed only as the Home Economics Club. Purpose oi Gamma Omicron is to promote loyalty oi home ec majors to the profession and to acquaint them with all areas oi the iield. The TWC club is affil- iated With the American Home Economics Association, a national organization. E -3 2 Page 127 OFFICERS PfGSiC1G1'1i. ........ - .... - M.-- ....... - .,...,...,.... .....,.... .. ....... B ess Horne Vice PI'GSlCl91'1I..-- ..,..... -. .,.... ...............,..., A ........, ,-,.-,.. M F rances Needham Recording Secretary ....,...... v ,.. MA--- ,......,,, ,.,.,, - ,,,,, M -,DOI'TgQ Vqffgnqm Corresponding Secretary ...,..,..... ---Wm A ,,A,,,. Frances Pacheco Treasurer--,--.-n---, ..., n ....,...,.. -- ---,---,---,,- -,-,c-,,--,,,Loy5 Vick Scrapbook Editor .... ....... - ..,..,.. .T .,W,.., ,Dorothy Pilkinton BESS HOHNER President WCMAN'S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Organized girls' sports have had a place in the campus set-up since the beginning of the Texas Woman's College days back in 1914. But it was not until l928 that the first Women's athletic club made an appearance at TWC. Since then it has been one of the most active organizations on the campus. The club has been known as the Woman's Athletic Association since its beginning, with the exception of the year 1937-when it was called the Women's Sports Association. That Was also the year that Miss Catharine Wakefield, now sponsor, was pictured in the WAA member- ship section ot the TXWECO. Page 128 OFFICERS President ........... ..,.,.. . .....,..... ......... D ouglas I-Iiggins Vice President .......... ...... .............. I o e Prater Secretary ........... ....... - ............,...r R ichard Cozad Treasurer-Reporter .,...,,. ....,... B illy Ioe Weatherly DOUGLAS HIGGINS President T W C L U B The TW Club is composed of men on the campus who have lettered in basketball. The club was organized with the purpose of promoting better athletes in the future and advancing the participation ot TWC in the leading and best-liked sports. The basketball coach is elected the sponsor of the club. Iohnnie Edwards is spon- sor for this year. The club Was organized in l937. MEMBERS: Douglas Higgins, Gus Weber, Ioe Prater, lames Stroud, Wallace Patton, Delmar Dunlap, lay Lowery, Roy Ramey, Richard Cozad, Billy Ioe Weatherly. Page 129 OFFICERS 2': '4, -. iz . W2 First Semester Second Semester Bill Alford .....,........ ......... P resident ....... ......... B ill Alford Ji 1 Herbert Phillips------- ..... L ...... Vice President ...... --- ............. Leonard Smith as wif? A E Dorothy lVlcM1llan .......... .Secretary-Treasurer ..... ....... M ary Dodd 1 ---f-f Q , V .., A f2' . loe Billman ..... .Reporter ........ ....... - -Sam Allen Wll11Um Dcrvldson l':' '---' BILL ALFORD President VETERANS ASSOCIATION The Veterans Association was organized at Texas Wesleyan in l946 to keep veterans informed on current legislation and policies affecting them. It aso promotes good fellowship between veterans and other students. An official representative of the Veterans Association was sent to Austin this year to work in behalf of the proposed veterans' bonus. For the first time, the Veterans Association sponsored the 1948 Halloween Carni- val. Two dances were sponsored by the Veterans. Page 130 First Semester OFFICERS Second Semester Jeannine Powell , r,,,, ,...,-,. P resident .......... ......... D ixie Dunham Iune Harris , ,,,,,,, ,,,.-..Vic-e President ....., 1 .,.,... lean Chastain Bess -Horne , ....., Secretary ,........ ........ , Bess 1-lorne Fannie Vicks--- ,,r, ,.,.. , ,Treasurer .,r...... ....... . 1-lelen Price Alice Culver ,,,..,,. .....r lackie Latshawn lu--.Reporter-----,-----.-,-- Social Chairman- -----.-.Fannie Vick IEANNINE POWELL President TAU GAMMA CHI This year Tau Gamma Chi, town girls' organization, can boast of something it has been working for since September 22, 1919. . .a gas stove and a kitchenette in the town girls' lounge. Tau Gamma Chi has been re-organized a number of times since the 1919 birth date. First new start for the club was in 1921 when loyalty was its slogan and to boost the co11ege, its purpose. ln its earlier years- the organization was known only as the Town Girls' Club. Its present name made an initial appearance in 1941. Since that year, Tau Gamma Chi consistently has been named on the annual list of campus organiations. Miss Audrey Whitmire is TGX's current sponsor. E69 A 5 'WMV F 11N 1 ' .W 1 , A V Q -Z. I f s lx v tt , ,2g,iQ' I W, Q ,,,M,N.,..,.,,. ,,.,, . , - Y Z K, 45. 1 ,,,, fQiff'??fQ , fi ? i .ziagtif , Sfrliif .i .xxx .5 ' 'E 5 'Z'?921ai....gii'EiUiaEv .. Page 131 JNMWQ ...V ,, First Semester OFFICERS Second Semester Donna Simmons .......... ......... P residents-- .....,.. ..,...... L avonne McGill lackie Latshaw ........ ....... V ice President ........ ,...,,, I ackie Latshaw Lavonne McGill ....... ..... , .--Secretary .......... ......,, D onno: Simmons MEMBERS: Donna Simmons, Lavonne McGill, Iackie Latshaw, Elaine Hardgrove, Donna Volkrnan, Peqqye Davis, Lois Ann McPherson. DONNA SIMMONS President AUTISS The first letters of Autiss' slogan, Always uphold the ideal school spirit, are put together to form the name of this girls' social club. The club strives to promote friendship and fellowship on the campus, and holds various social activities through- out the year. The colors for this club are red and white and the red rose is the club flower. Sym- bol for the organization is the letter A, Autiss is sister club to Altoco, men's social club. Membership is limited to 25. Miss Oyrene Bell, head of the speech and drama department, is sponsor. Page 132 OFFICERS President ........... .......... . .,.H,... ....... G us Weber Vice .President ..,,i...... .... Y ..... O zro Davis Secretary-Treasurer ........ ..,.,... T om Chandler MEMBERS: Gus Weber, Ozro Davis, Tom Cornwell, Iames Bell, lack Golmon, Bill Spencer, Wallace Patton, Tom Chandler, Ioe Prater, Ioe Singer, Charlie Stewart, Donald Volkman, Fred Wakeman, Frank Hartwell. GUS WEBER President ALTOCO Altoco Social Club originated during the fall of 1935 as the Boiler Room Club, with fifteen charter members. The next year the name was changed to Altace, which stands for All Loyal to Our College Ordinances. Purpose of the club is to form closer associations and better understanding among the working boys of the campus. Every kind of social activity is utilized by the club during the year, with Autiss-Altoco banquet for its ex-members as the outstanding one. Membership has been increased to 25. Sponsor of Altoco this year has foeen Mr. Dan Hart. Page 133 MARY MCLEOD President First Semester Mary McLeod-,.- OFFICERS President ..,,,,,,,,, ,,,,, , .,.,,,, Second Semester -Janice Williams Carla Childs. ....... .,a, Vice President ....... , ,..,,-,,-,, limmie Williams Doris l-ludgens, .,..., ....,............ , Secretary .,...,,,. ,,,, , ,,,,,,, E valee Bell lanice Williams ..... M-, ........ Treasurer. ........ -..,.,,,,r , Kathleen Bolinq Sadie Warren ......... ........ . Reporter ..,.....,. ---- ,,,, Pat O'Callaghan Alice Whitmore ........, .....r.r - lil-listorian, ,,.,,.,,,,.,... ,.,,.r,,,,- S hirley Tinkle Frances Browns ...... ......., P arliamentarian ,.,, - ..,..........,.,,. Beth Eubanks Kathleen Boling .............. - ........ Sgt.-at-Arms, ,...,... A .,,,,,,.... -,,rMarilyn Mabe Dorothy McMillan 2 --.Pledge Captains .... S Doris l-ludgens limmie Williams S 2 Shirley Coleman Delia Social Club is the oldest girls' social club on the campus, organized in l935 when Texas Woman's College became a co-educational school. Delia holds as its ideals the provision of wholesome social activities for its members and their friends, the development oi leadership, poise and social graces. The two social events around which the club's interest is centered are the tall and spring iormals. At intervals during the year the social club has rush parties and other entertainment. MEMBERS: Carla Childs, lanice Williams, Iimmie Williams, Doris I-ludgens, Mary McLeod, Eugenia Schneider, Frances Brown, Alice Whitmore, Kathleen Boling, Sadie Warren, Marie Pryor, Evalee Bell, Shirley Tinkle, lean Piqg, Dorothy McMillan, Lanelle Brown, Pat O'Callaghan, Shirley Coleman, Mar- cille Casstevens, Beth Eubanks, Marilyn Forston, Billie Beth Harmening, Marilyn Mabe, limmie Mitchell. Page 134 Grand Suten. .,... 1 L ...... Buddy Anderson Viceroy Suten ...... ........,. B ob Russell Treasurer ......... . ...... Marion Forston Secretary ,.... . ------Merlin Mitchell z., 'fr I. I , :W-M fir? 5-'i9i,3i'r1,' me 3 ',,zi,,, OFFICERS BUDDY ANDERSON A GrandSuten THE SONS OF SAKKARA Salckara, oldest men's social organization on the campus was organized in 1934. lts symbol, the pyramids of Sakkara, indestructible milestones of history, signify permanence, cooperation and steadiastness. Colors of the club are black and gold. Dr. Howard Hughes, head of the Division oi Languages and Literature, is sponsor of the organization. Sakkara is brother club to Deka, oldest girls' social club on the campus. MEMBERS: Perry Adams, Sam Allen, Bill Alford, loe Billman, Dick Coffman, Richard Cozad, lack Dodd, Marion Forston, limmy Grimes, Doug Higgins, Ben Irvin, Al Laughlin, loe Leonard, Lonnie Lewis, Mer- lin Mitchell, Tony Pappas, Bob Russell, Leonard Smith, Claude Wakefield, Billy Weatherly, Charles Cheek, Buddy Anderson, Billy Boardman, lim Claunch, Sid Hill, Kay Doelling, W. F. Smith, Moe Dow- ler, Oliver Haney, Roy Stockstill, Richard Kermode, Kemper Hur, Frank Webb, Henry Hutchins, Bill Smith, Herb Phillips. . xt Page 135 ,,,Jpuus , l Q g, First Semester OFFICERS Second Semester Penta lo,Prge.-,.--.- e,...... President--. ...... .....M,...,.,. B eth Wilson T1Ra-F-lenry ..,. .. .,.. s,.. Vice President, ..., i..i,i ,Margaret Malone lean Causey .......,..,.. ,.i.... . -Secretary .i...,... ,..... . Margaret Chilcutt Margaret Maloneun ,,...,, ........ T reasurer ......... ,,,..., I une Dougherty Martha Cockroftn--- ....i.. . ......,ii .i... R eporter i,........ ,E i.,, :Enter Io Pye Margaret Chilcutt.. .......... , i,i. Pledge Captain ..... ,- ,...,... ,Martl'1aTCT3ckroit Rheba Chapman ........ .,,.., I-listoriana ........ ......... M arianne Ramsey PENTA lO PRICE ENTRE AMIS Entre Amis, sister club to lllotus Duodecim, was formed in l943 when the need for a new girls' social club arose. The object of this organization is to promote social activities on the campus and to serve the community and country. The French name translated means Between Friends. Colors for the club are red and turquoise. Miss Catharine Wakefield is sponsor. MEMBERS l..aVerne Allen, Pat Browning, Rheloa Chapman, Margaret Chilcutt, Martha Cockroft, Iune Dougherty lulia Henry, Margaret Malone, leannine Powell, Mary lane Potts, Helen Price, Penta Io Price Marianne Ramsey, Beth Wilson. Page 136 PIGSI-dirt ....-.,-...... ...,.. Y.,. L amar Smith Vice Presi-dirt ,..,.......... M , ,A D ouqlag Higgins Keeper ot the Sands ......... ---,,, lack Miller Mudslinger .................. .......... . Billy Smith The Good Earth ,... L .... ,Mr. F. R. Matthis Page 137 OFFICERS LAMAR SMITH 1LLo'rUs DUODECIM Presldm lllotus Duodecim, better known as Dirty Dozen, is a brother social club to Entre Amis, girls' club. Friendly atmosphere of this organization is expressed in its motto, l am my brother's keeper. lllotus Duodecim was organized in 1942 to promote brotherhood, cooperation and friendship on the campus. Sponsor of this social club is Mr. F. R. Matthis, assistant pro- fessor of mathematics. Club membership is limited to 35. MEMBERS: Iames Allen, Howard Anderson, Bob Blackburn, Butch Blaine, Bryan Browning, Charles Cheek, Kenneth Cleaver, Dick Coffman, Bob Collie, Lee Green, Glenn Harmon, Lloyd Harper, Iimmy Lindley, Iames Martin, Bob Neil, Pat Patterson, L. C. Rogers, lohn Smith, Chester Taylor, Victor Valdes, Bill Warren, Don Welsh, Tommy Wilson, Corky Wood, Bob Hendricks, Clayton Bodiford, Ioe McCul- lough, Roger Schroeder, Tom McCracken, R. E. Windham, Arthur Murrell. , , ,,.,,5.... 1 1 OFFICERS MARIORIE MURPHY President AEOLIAN CLUB The Aeolian Club originated in 1941 as an organization for qirl music majors and those takinq applied music on the campus. ln 1948 the club, under the sponsorship of Miss Mary Slawson, became an affiliated social club. Annually members of this organization present two concertsp one given by members if the club and one in which a Well-known outside musical artist is featured. This year the club presented as their professional artist the Well-known lean Cas- adesus, pianist. V MEMBERS: Beverley Baker, Mary Louise Bellah, Clernrnie Burns, Barbara Gornillion, Mary Nell Hanks, loyce Harvey, Ahvie Hearne, Paula Moore, Mary Nell Morrow, Marjorie Murphy, Wanda Nichols, Pa- tricia Nix, Ann Orum, Marjorie Pace, Mary Sue Ray, Ruth Richardson, Helen Rutland, lune Schrnill, lune Tidwell. Presidents- i...ii.i ,,.,.... M arjorie Murphy Vice President ..... . ....... ....,., P aula Moore Secretary-Treasurer ......... .......,,, M ary Sue Ray Reporter-1-listorian ......... ...,...., B arbara Gomillion Page 138 . ..l H? i W 1 HOMER KLUCK - i President OFFICERS Presidentw.-. .......... ........... . ,,....... - - ,,,.., .Homer Kluck Vice-President .,....... ...........,..... E uel Belcher Secretary ........... ...... - - .... .....e R aymond Anderson Treasurer ............. .. ..................... - ......... .- ........,...... ,....... L Clyde McClure National Councilman and Pledge Captain ........r,.... Malcolm Rutledge Warden. ................................ - ............................ ..l...... R aymon Underwood GAMMA CHI CHAPTER PHI MU ALPHA SINFONIA FRATERNITY Gamma Chi Chapter of Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia Fraternity has as its purpose the A advancement of the cause of music in America and the fostering of mutual welfare and brotherhood of students of music. Members of this nationally affiliated fraternity are pledged from men showing a love for music and an interest in its advancement. The organization annually sponsors a concert in the spring, and this year spon- sored the annual presentation of the Sweetheart Revue. Faculty advisor for the fra- TE S In vim bf ' 151.1-ix' -, S A I 1 STUDENT MEMBERS Raymond Anderson Euel Belcher Iames Calhoun, Onas L. Hensley Homer Kluck Roy MacPherson Rady McCormack Richard Remus, Lloyd Silver Earl Schuman Raymon Underwood lames Thomson, Bryant Tolbert, Carl Sitton Iames Willey B. F. White Malcolm Rutledge Clyde McClure: FACULTY MEMBERS: Walter Lynn George Anson Marius Thor Herrold Headley, Raymond Kelton. ternity is Mr. Donald W. Bellah, chairman of the Fine Arts Division. W J . X X 4, .lt.crvif:'s. tyvy A 1 , , 5 , , , , ', W I 1 1 1 :lp ,fig ' , , ' , , f fw C Q1 I I ' 6' PX -f f F Page 139 IUNE HARRIS President LITERARY SOCIETIES Korosophian- the Wisdom of girls -has made at least one lasting contribution to TWC social lite: The literary society established the rush Week tradition on the College campus in IQZ7. Koro was organized in l898 to encourage self-expression ot its members, develop leadership, teach parliamentary rules, study World subjects and act as a socializing influence tor the young ladies oi the campus. Though the club has known some lean years, no term has opened since l898 without a Koro group. Miss luanita Cowan, pres- ent sponsor of Korosophian, is an alumna oi the organization, having served as its president in l928. BETTTMEWRCYLES President From the standpoint oi age, the Susan M. Key Literary Society is the first lady oi TWC campus organizations. lt was founded in H396 as a sister club to Adlcisonian, one oi the old Polytechnic College fraternities. The name is in honor ot Mrs. Susan M. Key, Wite ot one ot the founders ot the College. Traditional festivities oi SMK include the annual tall rush land Mexican dinner. Members take part in music studies, book reviews and current event discussions at regular Thursday meetings. Miss Evelyn Doak is the SMK sponsor. Page 140 Pq , fs ' Y l Y Q W X E: S x.-: A, , S5 s-Z Q' H H uv' S . ' S.-' w ' if X Fi S.-' 1- SQ ' X 5 5 Au FS 'll A ' - !MC-Mitchell SPURTS ll IOHNNIE EDWARDS-Head Coach Johnnie has had a most unusual career. Playing at Iohn Tarleton in 1927-28 and 1928-29 basket- ball seasons, he then left college and spent ten years coaching at small schools in Coryell County be- fore returning to college, where he starred as guard his Senior year. After graduation, Edwards returned to his coaching career. . .was first at Cisco High School, then with NYA teams in Ranger. 1-le was engaged in shipbuilding during the war years. After the war he returned to Texas Wesleyan to take on the chores as head coach of the 1946 var- sity squad. At the end of the 1948-49 campaign, Edwards had coached his Wesleyan teams to 78 wins compared with 35 defeats. He also has turned out three professional ball players. He is married and has two children . . .hobbies are golf, hunting and fishing. Page 142 CO-CAPTAINS GUS WEBER . . . Senior playing last year with the Rams . . . valuable post man as Well as qrabbinq the ball on the rebound under the net. h DOUGLAS CKIDJ HlGGlNS...Iunior with one year of eligi- bility left to make the Ram team . . . was second highest scorer on team with 264 points. STARTING FIVE Douglas Higgins, .......,,....,..,,,,, Iunior Guard Gus Weber, ,,...... Y ..,....,,,.,.,., ,Senior Forward l1I'I1 Stroud- ...,.. S ..,,..,,-i ,Sophomore Center Billy Ioe Weatherly. ..., Sophomore Forward Richard Cozad ,.,,,,,.,,-,-,,,, - --,,, Iunigr Guard YELL LEADERS Raymond fPatl Patterson Iirnrnie Williams Ben Irvin SECOND STRING Tommy Hancock ,. ..... .,.M,EE , .Freshman los- Singer AAE,..., .... .EE... A S ophomore Charles Stewart. ...,al ,, no ,..-..,,.,..., Sophomore Gordon MacLean, .,.l ,,., Iohn Seaqrist oo,,oo E .A l,.l.,lo7 Iunlor Se-mor 'Sli' exlyxx Q ,vfsvs ., -. M' ,A , , 1 fxiifw 5,s. K . N Rfk vm 'fl ' l, '. gif. Page 145 4 I 5 E E i L BASKETBALL QUEEN . . . EVALEE BELL. . . pretty Sophomore from Odell, Texas . . . chosen ior this honor by the College Quintet members as queen of their games for the school year '48-'49. RICHARD COZAD . . . fastest man the Rams possessed this season. . . figured high in the scoring columns . . . his team work and his speed make him the real hustler everyone looked forward to at the first of the season. . .has knack of being in the right place at the right time. . . started in every game last season.. .he is a Iunior with one more year to play with the Rams . . . he is a physical education major and comes to TWC from Wapakoneta, Ohio . . . TOMMY I-IANCOCK. . . only Freshman to make varsity squad . . . also shortest member on the club . . . was one of the most sought-after high school players in the state after close of last season. . . came to Texas Wesleyan from Prairie Valley team which was one of the strongest Class B teams in the state in '47-'48 . . .slick loall handler, fast, smart and is always on the alert for the ball . . . DOUGLAS HIGGINS. . . co-captain for the Rams last sea- son . . . this is Doug's third year with the Wesleyan club . . . was one of the top offensive men Rams possessed last season. . . strong for guarding and allowed his man to score very few points. . .played at the guard post most of the season and was a starter in every game . . . physical education major and calls I-lort Worth his home. . . Pac e 146 GORDON KREDD Macl..EAN . . . newcomer to Texas Wesley- an ...hails from Colorado.. one of the best fakers in the business . . .was used in several positions and scored most of his points from an angle shot from the floor... works well on fast break . . . although only 6'2 , can very well hold his own with the taller men on the opposite team.. . Red was a starter in many of the Rams' games last season . . . lOl-IN SEAGRIST . . . highest scorer for the Rams with 325 points. . . second tallest man on the squad . . .has terrific drive . . . rated as a fine passer as well as a proficient re- bound man. . .shared pivot post with lim Stroud. . .par- ticularly effective on ln shooting as well as the over-the shoulder shot that tallied many of the Rams' points last season . . . ICE SINGER . . .playing first year with the TWC quintet . . . specializes in one-hand set shots . . . member of Altoco .. .has shown lots of drive and hustle in practice. . .loe is a Sophomore and will have two more years of eligibility for Ram play. . . should develop into an outstanding per- former. . .hails from New York City. . . Page 147 4 . sm N-, . S 72 tx, ,L f, 'f ' Q S50 , .W .gf - . ,tr Q ' 4,5 . I f 4 l dx X ,, S ,.,,.,. 5 ,, .. 2 . 'N ' efisii w s-' ' .Li':M-:z:1-ff-- X 5 f- -514, r- ' ' - A x 'af' ' f ' W' Q. -. g ,, L, :fi , ..,,Lf'Fz W . 1. A . . ,,,, hx: . ' . V r, , Y as 4' H K 'Q X ri , M., X2 my -.,,5m,m . , - -2,54 M X ..,,,z . -lf v , A A . .52 .gi . . yi gl 2 w if' sf Q Q - Q 51:2 , Nix , , xx W M A gfl- vga . 1 L k f 11? fx X 3 1 ,, , , ,U ,, , U-4, W , 1 . , 251 4, ,- ,, W.. ,nt 5, it if t M X x we rm 4 Q, ,W ' . X, f' t L .7 S, f Q5 - , s -v::::::aa,..- ,. A , ' .l l ,, Y ' Q 'Y V3 , - t,,,.wM-- ,g, f, , 2 gin' ., , . 55 f,-ffm or 1, ,nf ., .tmggf Y J L C ' AQ 'f -I I l , 'W , X 17 K Q Y X 7 , 3 X ra N X X 1. CHARLES STEWART . . . another Fort Worth product... graduated from Paschal High School where he received several honors for his athletic ability. . . played on cham- pionship team at Paschal before the war along with lackie Rob1nson...good all-around performer. as shown remarkable improvement rn last year s games. good passer and smart ball player . HM STPLOUD . . tallest man on the team . stands at 6 EBM and comes from Sprlngtown Texas. .second year with Rams and has two more years to play. . .counted on for much of the rebound work under the baskets . . . has shown remarkable improvement over last year while sharing the post position with Seagrlst BILLY lOl:l WEATHEBLY . second year to make the Rams' traveling squad and has the same number of years to play. .loe, too, is a Forth Worther coming to TWC with a diploma from the North Side High School where he drew many Ns for both football and basketball . . . many look forward to the 6'4 North Sider for top scoring honors in next season's campaign. . . Page 149 4, v I, 7317 , 4 r ' f,3H3eQ t. Q 5 V 1 ' f W . ..tw f t ,' 2' 1 .xzr ' ,, rf ' ----H' se 3 , 1 ,us 1 x- 4' 2 I 4-2::::ff:ffea:a2a:1e,:. ez 5,31-:.., ' ' gr' , 5.i3g,Wrii5ilif 22522222251 I if we E, 5 7 1:-,r,,, xml II'2EEf-:- ' 'WW:'4'F-.tag-'t:'t ' ' W l 1 f Q GUS WEBER. . . co-captain along with Higgins .... con- trolled the baclcboards in most of the Rams' games this season.. .stands at 6'3 . . . was used most of the season as a post man. . . one of the best to be found for both of- fensive and defensive Work . . .member of the TW club, Altoco club . . .a Senior and hails from Slidell . . . LLOYD HARPER . . . Sophomore manager of the Rams last season . . . saw manager duty at Poly High School Where he graduated with four years' experience of both football and basketball . . . has served as class president each year since coming to Texas Wesleyan . . . lettered one year at Poly in baseball and was chosen class favorite his Sophomore year at Poly. Page 149 LAST-MINUTE SPURT GIVES TWC 72-68 WIN OVER II-ICKETS BROWNWOOD, Dec. l3, tSpll.-Two quick field goals in the closing seconds of play gave the visiting Texas Wesleyan Rams their fifth victory of the year at the expense ot the Howard Payne Iackets in an exciting see-saw contest. The Rams trailed their opponents 33-39 at the end of the tirst half. The visitors broke ahead of Howard Payne in the opening minutes of the game but the home club moved ahead, 15-13, at the tive- rninute mark, with the Iackets hitting con- sistently. This victory kept the Rams' scoring aver- age above 69 points per game in six games. TWC is scheduled to move to Abilene Tuesday where the Rams will play Abilene Christian College Tuesday night. TWC FINISH FAST. NIP ACC 52-51 The Texas Wesleyan Rams stood 1,000 spectators on their feet last night as they turned in three quick points against their rivals from ACC, to send the loud-screaming student crowd home with a thrill of a 52-5l Win to think about. The lead changed hands nine times in the tilt before the home crew broke a 46-46 dead- lock with three minutes and 45 seconds to play. Center Iohn Seagrist accounted for the winning points with a lay-up shot and a one- point award on a gift shot. It was another second-half surge tor the Rams, who trailed the visiting Wildcats 24-27 at half-time. The Rams quickly knotted the score in the opening minutes ot the third frame and the lead see-sawed until the Barns finally went out in front to stay. This is the ninth win tor the Rams in I3 starts. Page 150 S , s . gsf zegtff wt' Stl TWC OPPONENT 65 Southern Methodist' 68 61 Austin College 27 81 East Texas Baptist 57 69 Hardin College 47 70 Sam Houston State 65 72 Howard Payne 68 59 Abilene Christian 51 36 Arizona State' 50 81 Eastern New Mexico 62 60 Washburn' 72 65 Iames Milliken' 71 41 Hardin College 30 52 Abilene Christian 51 64 Austin College 31 51 Howard Payne 47 61 Centenary t3ovr-trnsl 58 34 Oklahoma City University' 43 67 Cincinnati University' 81 49 Paterson tN.I.D State 46 47 Seton Hall' 62 74 Hartwick 44 53 Siena 49 56 Sam Houston State' 64 65 East Texas Baptist' 67 53 East Texas State' 55 Rams ended their '48-'49 campaign of 25 games with a .600 average. Won t Denotes games lost? Lost l 5 10 'tt-t Page 151 l S iw b ' DOUGLAS HIGGINS .. .captaln of 48-49 golf team .... two year ll l X 1 l wmner of the Sweetwater open golf tournament . co-captaln of Wes- ,, L,N! 1 ,L l, Y,AN 1, I ' g leyan Cagers . . Iunlor wlth one more year of el1g1b1l1ty ln both bas- A 6 nlzl A Ai ketball and college golf . . . graduate from Paschal I-hgh School Fort .l Q i ii- t . ,., L i Worth aaaaaaa a,',,,g,qi ' fi r '. ' 5:- Xlfyf g in-. . 1, -an, M' --'-'- f f THE LINKSMEN Iames Bell, Charles Boyer, Doyle Gilliam, Tony Pappas, W. A. Flynn and Coach O. D Bounds wx ,E A I I I . l W Ei I I 5 N23 . F X me .J 5 JJ 5- J la A' ' 1.2 ' Q, FWF? 1 . l B'g,,,xm 4 ' ' 'M Q f ir A ' I Lew' -as was g fi 51' ff? 5' 1 AK ' ' v 7 vw W tm.-59361 X ,Qfwtmgp ff ,g g ff nj? s F if M f N51 X , fy is ts V Q 1, Q -Q Si'-,K ' ' an fs Q L54 M 1 l A X N 2 M- gr ' , if f 5 Q P ' W f ,, 1 u . Wsse wr V , . ., A K Page 153 IAMES BELL . . . Senior from Fort Worth . . . . Good golfer . . . . has shown remarkable improvement over last year's link work . . . W. A. FLYNN . . last year let- terman ..... Iunior with one more year of eligibility as a Wesleyan linksman . . He is from Fort Worth. TONY PAPPAS . . . Also new on the TWC golf team . .has had plenty of the experience that it takes to make a good golfer . . .he is from Pennsyl- vania . . . CHARLES ROYER . . . last year letterman and captain of the '47-'48 team . . . Senior from Fort Worth . . . DOYLE GILLIAM . . Newcom- er to the Wesleyan golf team . . .has a keen eye for a low score card ..... shows much promise for the future in golf . O. D. BOUNDS . . .head coach oi both golf and tennis.. .assistant professor of business administration . . graduated WithaB.S. degree Texas Wesleyan College. . .did graduate study at Texas Christian University . . . THE RACQUETEERS lames Allen lim Flynn lohn Flynn Gene Ashmore Tom Cornwell Howard Anderson Kay Doelling l-larold Booher Holman Lee loe Singer Kenneth McGill DAN HART . . . assistant varsity coach and head coach of the Lambs . . . former basketball star at TWC in 1942-43, before entering the armed forces . . . attended high school at Odell, Texas, Where he let- tered four years as guard on they schools quintet . . returned to Texas Wesleyan after War and graduated in 1947. . .then Went to North Texas State College in Denton to earn a master's degree .... had a most successful first year as coach of the Lambs . . .Won ll, lost 3 . . . more credit is due the young coach than just his ability to handle a team. . .Dan fanned the spark of competition in the heart of every young athlete, by rebuilding Texas Wesleyan Intramurals . .. L A M B S Standing: Arledge, P. Prater, Dowler, Anderson, Chandler. iff.. vw. 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X, gov' , 9K'4jSffX11-MA-A L . - 1 IEEEEE 525322 :5rS.5E. . .1 a ww. .1 ?f11.5i?1f2fi-e ------ ,tif 1 sfJ'1'1w'Fi -1 if -1 '- UE, L ' 5' Ee 3 5 Kneeling: Rodgers, Vossler, Stewart, Tassione, Hart. . .Lou Zastoupil Cnot picturedl l W t V 'W't 'b 'w N 'TwH W'Aqrw xEF'k' f- --ff D J, 1141 smm M C4 TACK' Y Marci? get 4 E 1 tl N +5 QW siigglfgll i A, A 3424343 7 N A-xv .vb K 4 vvif ywg -4 K1 1,,, I lx Q19 'E , , ?'W1f 1, X 5? f ? Div J mi M Q! .,1,3.,c, 2 ,gms , 355 Q wit, , 3 1 -1 I ' E P it W 1 gf I 51 1 2 I R Agfa, in sf z WA V 1 X is 255 5 wg, A ,Q w gg? X 'f 1 llilig I 3 ' , I J, INTRAMURAL FOOTBALL Action piatures oi last season's strong play of intramural football . . .approximately 65 students took part in this fall sport to compose four campus teams . . . the Iunior I Hawks Won the title, going undefeated in six games and downing the strong Veterans' Warriors in a champion- ship battle, 7-O, on the college gridiron. The Sophomore Class took third honorsy the Freshman Class, fourth . . . Page 156 I 1 1 l 1 t INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL l Second major sport sponsored by the in- tramural board and its chief, Dan l-lart . . the round-ball crown was placed on the heads of the Sons of Sakkarau quintet in a double round robin tournament held in the campus field house last winter . . . a total of ll teams took part in this Winter indoor sport, with the champions qoinq throuqh Without a defeat . .. Page 157 MISS CATHARINE WAKEFIELD . . . assistant profes- sor of physical education . . . graduate oi Texas Wes- leyan College . . . working on Master's Degree at the University of Texas . . . second year at TWC as direc- tor of Women's sports. . .coaches girls' basketball, volley ball, tennis, soccer and field hockey . . . spon- sor oi WAA and Entre Amis . . . DONNA VOLKMAN . . . Sophomore from Eort Worth . . . chosen most outstanding Woman athlete on the campus last year . . . played with Wesleyan teams in basketball, volley ball, soccer and iield hockey . . . Was captain of both the WAA volley ball and basket- ball teams last season . . . Page 158 GIRLS INDOOR SPORTS BASKETBALL. . . chief sport at TWC, both for the boys and qirls...Texas Wesleyan's WAA sponsors a basket- ball clinic each year in which all Fort Worth High Schools participate . . . VOLLEYBALL . . . this type of ball-slap- pina is popular in most of the physical education classes, as Well as with the WAA. . .practice is held in the school qyrn in afternoons for the team . . . FOLK-DANCING . . . new recreation taken up by the qirl athletes on the campus. . .sponsored and tauqht by Miss Catharine Wakefield . . . PRECISION-DANCING . . . also new and tauqht by Miss Wakefield. . . Page 159 GIRLS OUTDOOR SPORTS BADMINTON . . . resembles tennis, played by hittinq a feathertailed ball back anol forth across the net. TENNIS . . . popular spring sport for qirls in physical education classes the tournaments brought much response from the members oi the WAA . . . Page 160 1949 DIRECTORY OF TXWECO ADVERTISERS Acme Floor Company Aladdin Cleaners Alamo Trading Company Ernest Allen Company Alta Vista Creamery Company The Army Store Iohn L. Ashe, lnc. Ashburn's lce Cream Ault's Music- Company Auto Rent, Inc. Mrs. Baird's Bread Bandy Reproduction Company Barco Belt Company Bests Laundry Bestyett Company Binyon-O'Keefe Blair and Roming Floor Company Boswell Dairies Gordon Boswell Florist Bucy-lngram Lumber Company Burge Hdw. CS Appliance Company Wm. Cameron Lumber Company' Cascade Laundry W. B. Chambers Drug Store Chilcoat's Service Station Collins Art Company Herschel Covey's Garage R. E. Cox Company Pat Crow Company Ray Crowder Funeral Home C. :S S. Sporting Goods Company Cheney's Department Store A. Davis Company Fred Davis Upholstering Company Drake Cleaners Dubose, Rutledge 6: Miller Ellis Pecan Company Equitable Bldg. ci Loan Assn. Marvin D. Evans Company Ex-cel-cis Beauty Shop The Fair Foremost Dairies Fort Worth Battery Company Fort Worth Chamber of Commerce Fort Worth Clearing House Fort Worth Transit Company Fort Worth VV'holesale Grocery Co. Gay Clothing Company General Engineering Company General Industrial Supply, Inc. Tom Gillis Insurance Agency B. H. Glenn Dreamland Mattress Company Goldstein Bros. Ieweler The Good Houskeeping Shop Iohn F. Brown tPoly Goodyear W. I. Hancock Wallpaper QS Paint Company Head-Teas Company Hilburn Printing Company Hilscher Nursery ci Florist Huey-Philip Huffman Motor Company Humble Oil G Refining Company Roy Hyde Studios Industrial Scientific Inc. New Isis Theatre lahn's Supply Company lewel Tea Company lohnson's Dress Shop T. I. Iohnson Furniture Company lanell Fashion Shop Ben E. Keith Company Frank Kent Motor Company King Candy Company Laves Bros. Credit Iewelers Lauritzen 6 Makin lohn R. dt Frances Lewis Lige Green Florist Lilly Cleaners ri Hatters Virgil Loafman Motors Lovelace Grocery Lydick-Barman Company Lydick Roofing Company Lyles Dairy Martin's Dry Goods Company Mathes Company Mecham's Meissner Funeral Home Milam Cafeteria Metcheel's Shopping Center T. A. Mitchell Lumber Company Modern Paint and Wallpaper Company Monnig's Iohn Morris Floral Company Del Murray Service Station National Shirt Shop Neighbors Drug Store Nicholson-lones Motor Company Oak Farms Dairies O. B. Brand Panther City Office Supply Co. Paul's Shoes, Inc. Parvin Transfer G Storage Company I. C. Penny Company Penry Lumber Company A. L. Peyton's Texaco Station Pickwick Food Stores Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company Poly Flower Shop Poly Herald Ram Trading Post Ranch Furniture Company Reimers-Taylor, Printers Ray-Hamil Rhea Engert Reynolds-Campbell Company Ritchey Flying Service Rufner Electric Company Service Plumbing Supply Company lohn Sexton Grocery Bill Skelton Grocery and Market I. Fred Smith Real Estate Southland Corporation Southwestern Engraving Company Stafford Engraving Company State Electric Company Leonard Strealey Typewriter Company W. C. Stripling Company St. Louis Waste Material Corporation Shur-Fit Optical Company Sunshine Biscuits, Inc. Sunshine Laundry Superior Laundry and Dry Cleaners Superior Wholesale Market Standard Office Equipment Supply Company Sibyl Hats Tarrant County Bldg. and Loan Assn. Taystee Bread Company Texas Electric Service Company Texas Refrigeration Supply Company, Inc. Texas Sash ci Door Company Tillery Grocery Trauernicht Nursery Company C. C. Cross, Triple Thirst Stations Tyler 6: Simpson Wholesale Grocery Universal Mills Unique Cleaners Vandervoort's Varsity Cleaners Varsity Theatre Waples-Platter Grocery Washer Bros. Watkins Employment Service Watson's Bar-B-O Weber's Iewelry Well Machinery and Supply Company Wenzel :Sr Williamson Barber Shop Westbrook Hotel West Texas Produce Company 'White Lake Dairy E. L. Vtfhite Office Supply Company Wolf and Klar E. O. Wood and Company Grfffcii 4,62 POIY Music S1109 worth ciorhiefs P0112 POP, worth Hotel Hadsell and Poole Motor Works Poly Sewing Machine Shop Haltom's B :Sr B Venetian Blind Co. Harris Hospital Raley's Bakery Hgulihqlfs Food Market Page 161 the best dressed Co-eds are best fashion customers O S ON I TH, FORT WORTH GAR FARMS DAIRIES FINE DAIRY PRODUCTS 300 East Magnolia Phone 3 -3 421 MEISSNER FUNERAL HOME RAYMOND MEISSNER Nashville at Avenue B Fort Worth, Texas Page 162 74451 fa Ferl Worlh's Centennial Year and Without the inspiration of such splendid institutions of culture and character as Texas Wesleyan College our city would never have attained its stature as a dominant com- munity of the Southwest. FURT WDRTH CHAMBER Ol' CDMMERCE WEB NIADDOX, President William Holden, Executive Vice-President MILAM IIAFETEHIA Fresh foods, expertly prepared, temptingly displayed, graciously served . . . Children especially Welcome . . . YOU PAY only for food. that pleases you. a IT'S A TREAT TII EAT AT GLW The S auth 's p Finest Roy HYDE Smmros MILAM EAFETEHIA of Distinctive Portraiture 2916 E. Rosedale 5 8953 Page 163 ICE CREAM-MALTED MILK-SUNDAES-MILK SHAKES Stop at HSIIBURNT .962 GERD! QUALITY COUNTS 3012 EAST ROSEDALE MFE. . From Farm to Home Utmost care is taken in the production of White Lake Dairy Milk because We know that so much depends on its purity. Modern equipment and a selected herd assure consistently rich milk for babies and mothers. W I-IITE LAKE DAIRY You Can Whip Our Cream - But You Can't Beat Our Milk Page 164 Fort Worth'S Department Store of friendly hospitality COX'S BLAIH R IIIIMINE PLIIIJH IIII. ASPHALT TILE-RUBBER TILE LINOLEUM-METAL TRIMS FLOOR FINISHES 85 SUPPLIES FLOOR SANDING 85 REFINISHING R. E. C O X 8: C O M P A N Y 3300 E. Lancaster Phone 56-1971 nu 1111512 W Gibb I S HUTIED EE 1899-sofh ANNIVERSARY-1949 55552591 mf! ARTIST'S MILLER M A T E R I A L 5 Zwmaace P I C T U R E S AND SURETY BONDS F R A M E S INSURANCE SPECIALISTS EVERYTHING FOR THE ARTIST AT STANDARD PRICES Original Paintings and Prints - Fine Reproductions - Beautiful Frames LET US FRAME YOUR DIPLOMA AND GRADUA1 ION PHOTOGRAPH COLLINS ART COMPANY 400 Throckmorton Phone 2-6281 RATE AND POLICY AUDIT SERVICE FREE Telephone 2-4589 1601-05 Fort Worth Nat'1 Bank Bldg. I N S I S T o N Trademarks of Quality az? 5 g,EE,,s,, noun f - mftymmkmdl A Manufactured by UNIVERSAL MILLS Gaylord J. Stone, Pres. Fort Worth, Texas Page 165 IHHIIS SUPPLU IUHIPHIIU Wflsolesale Plumbing, Heating :md Water Supplies A 3 WATER HEATERS AMERICAN RADIATORS 1459 y rf? ll 1715 Commerce Street Fort Worth 1, Texas QUWM I HUEY-PHILP Mazzufudurers and jobbers of HOTEL and RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT and SUPPLIES I-Iilhm-H Printing Enmlmny ADVERTISING PRINTERS I Texas' Oldest Supply House Quality Equipment-Prices Right-Prompt Service has made this firm the leaders in Texas for the past 77 years Visit our modern display room in Fort Worth . , . Ample stock carried here at all times. 300 THROCKMORTON ST. 2-9356 FORT WORTH DALLAS HOUSTON 0 OFFICE FORMS Jlewegy 0 COMMERCIAL PRINTING ARE ALWAYS THE APPREQIAIED , DIRECT MAIL ADV. AND LASTING REMEMBERANCE my 69 Jyar 525 5. Jennings 1503-11 MAIN STRTET Fifty-Two Years in Fort Worth Page 166 Pcrq EUNGBATIILATIUNS AND BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATES UF 194 9 EOR YOUR CONTINUED SUCCESS! 4 Headquarters for Industrial Supplies WELL MACHINERY E SUPPLY CU., 1116. 1629 Main Street Fort Worth For Honest Values on Sport Coats-Slacks 86 Sport Shirts-See GAY CLOTHING COMPANY 304 Main Telephone 2-6651 GORDON BOSWELL Flowers Z-2265 1220 Pennsylvania RHEA - EN GERT PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAITURE Cornplirrzefzts of WM. CAMERON LUMBER CO. Over 75 Years in Fort Worth 2415 West 7th Street 2-7271 WEST TEXAS PHIIIJUEE IIIJMPANY 1201 JONES :N-9 Shipping Oj7iCe 2-9279 Cash E5 Carry 3-7008 Fora Good Beverage, Serve ' ' P O L Y P O P 5 ' CI-IILCOAT'S SERVICE STATION 2919 East Rosedale 3-4422 5-4121 Poly Hotpoint Dealer HUHEE HAHIIWAHE S. APPLIANCE 1:11. lack Burge Paul Bure Comjllimenzfs of MODERN PAINT 81 WALLPAPER C0. R. E. CARSTARPHEN 8: SONS Phone 5-5253 2673-75 E. Vickery Blvd. FORT WORTH, TEXAS 167 PAUL S SHOES Inc. 606 Houston Fort Worth Telephone 2-5541 RUFN ER ELETRIC COMPANY Electrical Contractors Appliances - Complete Repair Service 3124 E. ROSEDALE PHONE 5-3713 FORT WORTH, TEXAS ELLIS EXTRA QUALITY PECANS ELLIS PECAN COMPANY evra: .10 . THE TGP Boswel1's Milk is of the highest quality and is processed by the ' most modern scientific methods and equipment. And only Bos- X Wel1's Milk is sealed with spark- -. ling Alcoa Aluminum Hoods for your protection! Boswe1l's Milk is truly . . . the top of quality! x xx ,XX BEAU,TIFUL MATCHING BASES of 2 . ! a ll 1, 1 A L. V. ELLIS, Owner Moved to New Location- 1012 N. Main 6-7216 COMPLIMENTS OF Jqala 703 Throckmorton Fort Worth, Texas Compliments of Lydick - Barmann Co. REERIGERATION - HEATING 505 Commerce Telephone 2-9364 THE LYDICK ROOFING CO., Inc. OF FORT WORTH ROOFING AND SHEET METAL CONTRACTORS 52 Years in Texas Q Phone 3-2313 Fort Worth, Texas X contents 'J Grade A M ' Pasteurized X W MIL K Serving Poly Hill for Over 38 Years WENZEL 86 WILLIAMSON A BARBER SHOP 3108 E. Rosedale 5-9249 ARTISTS - DRAFTSMAN Supplies Bandy Reproduction Company FLATIRON BUILDING Page 168 J NOLAN MURPHY JR. P H 0 N E I' CLYDE W. MORRISON, JR. 3 - 3 2 3 I c.mmv1N0'.,1!A0matssTc51 1200 BESSIE ST. womms FORT WORTH TEXAS QUALITY LAuNDrTiifii CiJ4'A'TiI5I DIR? CLEANING ' OUALITV LAUNDERING AND DRY CLEANING Ill!-IBRIS HOSPITAL PROPERTY OF THE METHODIST CHURCH Harris College of Nursing Fully approved by American College Surgeons Type I Member American Hospital Association Fully approved for internship and mixed residency by the American Medical Association Fully approved School of Medical Technology Active member Texas Hospital Association Complete deprzrtiizelztalizeal care for iiziedioal, surgical, obstetrical, and pediatric patients YOU SAVE WHEN YOU BUY DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEWELRY AND LUGGAGE Page 169 Compliments of NATIONAL SHIRT SHOPS 700 Main 2-0225 W. PAT CROW COMPANY FRIGIDARE 911 Houston 212 So. Main Telephone 2-1286 PARVIN TRANSFER COMPANY Refrigerator and Piano Moving LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE MOVING SOLICITED 1724 FIFTH AVENUE 4-9812 Congratulations 1949 Senior Class A. DAVIS COMPANY 905 Main Street 2-1276 EX-CEL-CIS BEAUTY SHOPS Quality Products MRS J. W. SCOTT, District Distributor No. 1 - Throckmorron 3-1668 - 2-06848 No. 2 - 702 Gambrell 4-0058 DRAKE CLEANERS 813 Sixth Avenue Phone 2-0365 Cleaning and Pressing Service T. J. JUHNSIIN FURNITURE CUMPHNY BUY - SELL - TRADE New and Used Furniture We Rent Chairs, Tables, Beds, Wheel Chairs, Hospital Beds, Etc. 1300 Main Phone 2-9439 Fort Wortlm, Texas Res. 4-9612 Lake Worth Residence 78-3185 Reynolds -Campbell Company Lumber and Builders' Supplies Phone 56-1919 2701 Vickery Boulevard FORT WORTH, TEXAS GREETINGS to T. W. C. students . . . alumni . . and faculty. JACK F ARRELL Manager fl f' 1. , ll ll' ' ll' 1... Hlulflu- LI4 I I J 'U J J ,yuljjllljfjl 1 JJ Jn H lu Jl 1 HI J 1 U JH lf J 111 u .1 J JU 1 1 J I JI U lll JI ' J.: J 1 U 1 .11 I J 11.11 HJ J, A 'I ill JJJJ In JJ .ul 1 ' ' I 11 LU JJ ll In 'l ' I X ll I I, ul ' - . snug- mm. M' ww:m-N ..I, . -..n-n.- ..-my 5,511 PI . ' Hr fb 'I llllly l , rv' rw ' w M - 'Ll 1 ORTH HOTEL v 1-. -,ET - 5 - ' I' x N- . . -QB - : r --.5 --4: t-- M 1' 'l T I '-TQ K-T-I' ' ' T T 'W' A Q -In 31 I -lg W- ' --' ' --.T - I, --. -A, Qs its REMEMBER THE 41. W- f 'Il - ' ' .Q , H K. H . i - -5 . 1 7iE A'-'A ' -i 'lf I 1 --f l T. -1 , lv 71'- in 5 -H TRADING CO. 45- T: Ml if ,s ll ' A ' 1:-: 1' V l' 4 'P' 14 , 11- -5 ' - '- l Trade Us What You Don t N. :'-.. :-T. :. 3 - K i ', ll' 4 Want for Sumpin' You Do E'i x lg , ll Want-We'll Buy l 1 U 2 .N : X Anything of Value . . Il, .lf ,,,. 1:- 9 W new or uszo If 1 9 In - 1 -L- 'F '.'. .ln o1ooLs oeuus , - if WARE - .' 3'?:f33H'NG 115'353RS lffj '15 'l 1. S ml' QPLUMBINQNER REPMRING , -Q - - j 1 I ll fl QLAONNM?-TH u KEYS MADE .JD J . I V 4 ' .LOCKSZ ll Us . We've Got lf MM , ' lil. 0 -W, 9 2 ,ls , . . ,HQ We my sm Money for na dware - Plumbing - una Q f Furniture - Anything of Value I vi . l, X! 206 E. WEATHERFORD 1 sol WOOTEN, BOSS X ll 1 Q . Suulhen ...un un-4 Sq--P' 1 . lm -Xin, ,A 'dw ' ' Page 1 5-zozs 1607 Vaughn Blvd. STATE ELECTRIC CO. Contracting Engineers C.8LS. SPORTING GOODS COMPANY Wholesale - Retail ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT - 'E 'T sv 'A WN I .. - 5452 ,. gxmw, N , I mi. One of the Na.tion's Finest SHOPS for MEN 'k JOHNTnASHE,me FORT WORTH THE HOUSE OF SERVICE 8th at Main Fort VVOIKCI1, Texas 106 E. 2nd Phone 2-9512 V S N S THIS LABEL We Really Clean Your Clothes IN THE CLOTHES YOU WEAR 3021 East Rosedale Phone 5-1361 MEANS QUALITY UNSURPASSED ANYWHERE vc P4 X X 55 74 X74 X A X Compliments of X FRANK KENT MOTOR CO. Your Ford Dealer Since 1935 100 E. Lancaster Phone 2-9181 Fort Worth, Texas wif xfffx mxfx X Page 171 Uongfraiulaiions io the Graduates from MoNNlcs's THE FRIENDLY STORE To You and to Every Student, an Invitation To Visit lliten at The Friendly Store Congratulations to the Senior Class of 1949 We wish for you continued success and we hope that your place in life will be useful and happy. PENBY LUMBEH IJUMPANY Evans 8: Baltimore Phone 4-2272 BARCO BELT COMPANY IVItZ7'l1l,f6ZC'll'ZL7 61',S of M67Z,S Belts 5208 E. Rosedale 5-7171 Poly Sewing Machine Store BUTTONS 8: BUCKLES COVERED BUTTON-HOLING 8: BELTS MADE TO ORDER 1418 Vaughn Telephone 5-2400 LAURITZEN 86 MAKIN, INC. Md71ZljcdCli1lfU1'S of Sforc Fixtures 2015-19 Crump St. P. O. Box 385 Fort Wo1'tlx 1, Texas THE POLYTECHN IC HERALD PUBLISHING - ADVERTISING Phone 5-2510 - Ralph Perry, Editor 2912 E. Rosedale Poly Herald Bldg. LABORATORY SUPPLIES SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS REAGENT CHEMICALS Industrial Scientific Inc. 1014 Taylor St. Fort Wortlt 317 Nagle St. Houston ACME FLOOR COMPANY XV. C. Butcher, Manager 58 years in Fort Worth-Sand and Finish Floors-Sand and refinish, or cover Drain Boards-Sell and Lay Linoleum, Asphalt Tile, and Rubber Tile-Have power plants to make our electric power. 2019 Hemphill Street 4-3050 Ray Crowder Funeral Home C ozwteous - Efficient AMBULANCE SERVICE 700 5th Ave. 3-1213 Compliments of W. B. CHAMBERS DRUG STUBE Ave. N and Bishop 5-5628 Page 172 WORTH CLOTHIERS The Latest Styles and Fashions in Men's and Women's Wearing Apparel 308 Houston Street Fort Worth, Texas Heimers- Taylor PRINTING IIUIVIPANY OFFICE SUPPLIES BILL SKELTON GROCERY and MARKET No. 1 309 E. Belknap 3-4965 No. 2 360 Boaz 3-5101 Quality Foods at Prices You can Afford to Pay Upholstering Furniture Refinishing and Repairing FRED DAVIS THE SOUTHLAND CORPORATION CUBED ICE AND SIZED ICE Wholesale and Retail if WILFRED R. MCDONALD, Owner 913 East Ninth Street Telephone 2-4141 Telephone 3-1521 . 1410 East Lancaster FORT WORTH, TEXAS FORT WORTH, TEXAS JOHN F. BR'0WN gxperf .glue lQeAui!JerJ ana! goofmalera POLY GOODYEAR SHOE SHOP 3116-A E. Rosedale Fort Worth, Texas ll. I.. PEYTON'S TEXHCO STHTIIIN Wasbivzg and Lubrication ROAD SERVICE 1901 E. Lancaster 5-0421 HEBSIIHEI. COVEY'S GARAGE GENERAL AUTO REPAIRS Across from T. W. C. Campus Corner of Collard and Ave. B Telephone 56-5522 Page 173 ME Your educafion is a firm Eoundafion upon which you can build yor fufure. Sfarl' now by laying a corner-sione of Thrift add +o ii' The bricks and sfones of Experience, Characrer and Inge'I'ri+y +o build a worfhwhile life. The Banks of Forl Worfh exI'end congrafulalions +o you on your graduaiion . . . Their doors sfand open fo give you counsel and advice . . . s'l'ar'I' Thai' 'I'hrifI' accouni' which may mean so much for securify and happiness. 0 THE FIRST NATIBNAL BANK 0 THE EBRT VIIJRTH NATIIINAL BANK IIBNTINENTAL NATIIINAL BANK - UNIUN BANK Xi TRUST 00. 0 TRINITY STATE BANK MBER BANKS OF THE FORT WORTH CLEARING HOUSE ASSOCIATION Page 174 NIATHES COMPANY Furniture Coolers Fans FORT WORTH 152913 B d y 5 2151 THIS IS AMERICA Q This ls freedom-many religions, many races, living m harmony together. For Ireedom is more than a way of life. It is a state oi spirit-and our richest asset. Z Under freedom ot religion, Americans attend more churches than any other nation. Under freedom of speech, we have more newspapers, more radio stations than any country in the world. Under freedom of opportunity, our children attend more schools, have more chances to success in life. We are only 72: of the world's people. living on. GW: of the world's land. Yet we who live in America have the highest standard ol living the world has ever known. Under freedom of enterprise-you may call tt Democracy, or Capitalism we make just about one-third of the world's goods, mostly lor our own use. We drive three- fourths ol the world's autos, use about half the world's electricity. Our homes are unrivaled for comfort and labor-saving devices. We eat more meat, buy more clotheS. see more shows, own more insurance. We even save more money. Yes, lreedom pays-in the coin ot tolerance and understanding. and in the coin of progress and prosperity. f . N TEXAS ELECTRIC t SERVICE COMPANY SUPERIOR HOLESALE M RKET BEEF, VEAL, PORK AND PROVISIONS FORT WORTH, TEXAS 1201 JONES STREET 0 PHONE 2-2335 MARKETS 0 HOTELS 0 CAFES WE HAVE YOUR FAVORITE PACKERS BRAND Page 176 E1'1l6'fAlf6'lI M0101 00. il t-.. U SALES SERVICE TRUCK REPAIRS Sixth 8: Commerce Phone 2-4171 PHTRONIZE YOUR LUMBER DEALER C3 For your lasting satisfaction always demand SUPERIOR Woodwork products. SJ TEXAS SBSH HND D003 COMPANY Telephone 2-1507 Fort Worth, Texas PoLY MUSIC SHOP SELIEIXIEEBHGESSEIEEIEEQEFET THE VARSITY STROMBERG-CARLSON RADIOS IIXND TELEVISION BALDWIN PIANOS WILCOX-GAY RECORDIOS RECORDS - MUSIC - SUPPLIES BAND INSTRUMENT REPAIR SHOP 3106 E. Rosedale Across from T.W.C. J FRED SMITH A DeLuxe Smfburban Theatre Real Estate Bought and Sold ' call us for Free Appraisals S ALD, Manager WE WRITE ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE 3114 E. Rosedale Phone 5-5532 Page 177 Tl-IE RAM TR DI G PGST congratulates you, the members of the Class of 1949, upon completion of your training at Texas Wesleyan College. Our Wish for you is that your anticipations for the future may become equally successful achievements We solicit your continued use of the products of the following distributors from Whom We have purchased much of the merchandise which you have used during your undergraduate days: uso cl.EvEl.ANo SALES coMPANY -'CHN WEB Wholesale Notions TOM'S TOASTED PEANUTS TOM'S PEANUT BUTTER SANDWICHMES HOSIERY AND SCHOOL SUPPLIES TOMS FINE CANDIES DRUGS AND DRUGGIST sUNDR115s Phone 2-6441 Dial 2-0587 Compliments of Fort Worth Drug and Notion Co. DEAIGH WHOLESALE onus Sf'm1S f'ff1fe of QMS' at Wholesale Only and Employees Dial 4-8361 HERMAN'S WHOLESALE Stationer's Distributing Company VARIETY STORE MERCHANDISE Wholesalers of Office Supplies, 14th and Throckmorton Streets Equipment, and Stationery Dial 5-3241 WHITE WAY PASTRY SHOP Better Made Flaky Fried Pies White Way Creole Pecan Pies at Your Grocer or Lunch Counter Phone 2-641 1 Page 178 HY PODNER! , ' : '-:- For '11'2A .A.,.-l-, ' -.f..,..f f Easy, C0111f0rfab1e, .-w,.,,. .,.,.. . .....4:' Q 11105121 C 1V1I1g The Year Round '-'-' -'-'-2-1:1: 2 EW FURNITURE and for the largest exclus e selection of I V WILL PROVE BEST! RANCH FURNITURE ViSifllHNCl'l FURNITURE COMPANY 3715 Camp Bowie Blvd. Telephone 7-4700 To Solve Your Transportation Problem B E S T Y E T T Safely . . . Economically SALAD DRESSING AT YOUR GROCERY RIDE THE BUS ! 1818 Hemphill 1900 Evans Free Parking Space-Open Late for Your Convenience Ave. , FORT WORTH BATTERY COMPANY INYNN- KEEFE MOTOROLA RADIO Storage Co. Corner 6th and Lamar Street Telephone 2-9208 9 Tom S. Gillis T. M. Gooch, jr. 0 W Z 11 Established 1913 g TIIM 5. HILLI5 INSUHI-INIIE AGENCY GENERAL INSURANCE - SURETY BONDS LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE Phone 2-9477 802 1st Nat'l Bank Bldg. Fort Wonh, Texas STORAGE Your furniture and other valu- ' ' of ables receive the maximum care and protection in our mod- ern warehouse. We invite your inspection. Agent Allied Van Lines, Inc. This is our 75th Year in business Page 179 Compliments of nue Telephone 3 -9581 3-3 3 ,I General Industrial Supply Corp. 108 Industrial Ave MODERN VANS SERVING EVERY PART OF THE NATION ' 0 f f f OFFICES IN PRINCIPAL CITIES. 1' ' cz ffffas-fm fks Z 7th and CALHOUN 2676 E Vickery Telephone 5-2161 I ' 1: 'fl 1 .l - -, ' E: Q' - See Equitable For . . uk LIIW IIIIST HIIME IJIANS 'k IN SUHEII SAVINGS Blllllllllliflllllll IISEIIEIHTIUII 704 WEST SEVENTH STREET PHONE 2-5245 SUPERIOR LAUNDRY and DRY CLEANING D AL 6-1151 ,d,,,.W..., N Lie: f iv' f X yy X X' -ii. ii, 1 X ,HER I lv Lf 1 f f 1 r K F o e Q , il o e y Q J' N4 Z ft nncsv f X L 1 mu: v I i-'X :I , YQ Xsllgkelys 1 Iii-I 1 D ' 4 ,S Z at 5 1 . 1 ' fa Q 'K X mm? I R Wx ' S,-1., ll 'X 4 ix t 'L ff , . S , xl 1 1 4 f if QL X ,BT ll 7' I S -4 p Il 4 5 0 f , , xl. 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KEITH COMPANY 0 DALLAS 0 FORT WORTH 0 LONGVIEW 0 LUBBOCK 0 ABILENE I WICHITA FALLS Page 180 - 0 Mint Jelly A favorite everywhere with Hotels, Airlines, Clubs and Restaurants. 4 A- f 4 . - ff' cm .V f - I . K -Ill-Sexton '15, . , . 1 lllr 1, X 1 If, 1:3 x R 'X If you cannot purchase this in your homo town-w t us-P.O. Box J. S., Chicago 1901 -?wM11750f4 LEONE! RD . LSTREALY 1 Sales and Service on All Makes of Typewriters and Adding Machines. All Makes of LATE MODEL Typewriters for Rent 1115 Houston Ph. 3-1181 Fort Worth 2, Texas SUNSHINE BISCUITS, Inc. CONGRATULATIONS Bm., of To The SUNSHINE KRISPY CRACKERS Ami SENIOR CLASS SUNSHINE HI HO CRACKERS of 1949 Compliments of QUALITY ,0,0,o 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0, 003202000 9 00' z2z2f0:0'0' '0'0 9 0' 2020' '020 0'0'0'0'0'0 0 0 0 00'0' 11-U-U X -2 5 O0 ,QQ OVER 53 YEARS 900. 999 IN FORT WORTH 0'0'0 000 ,590 O PHONE ' 521' ' 505030551 f, Y3'7 00,5 QQQQ 'idfww Q. Q: 020 0 ,0,0' '0 0, 1: 0 0,0' 0'0 , 'N 02 'gf so I A 2 W S 00,0 '--.A. ..... , - . .f. ....-, .Q .5 '- ' .. , I O. 9 0 Q O 9 . .nf - 'S' l X 0 ' ':'2Z.f'.L:if.l .000 Q, , 0 ,,..Qz. 4 I l . I. ,t nz . ' 3 l32l TILLERY GROCERY 86 MARKET 3016 E. Rosedale 5-2343 C01nj1lime1zfs of THE MIMY STUBE HND BUDEU SHUI' 12th and Houston 2-7119 ALADDIN CLEANERS DELI VERY SERVICE 3 200 East Rosedale 5-92 5 5 Page 181 JCHN MORRIS FLORAL CO. Four Shops To Se1'1feY0u 4000 E. Lancaster 4800 Camp Bowie Blvd. Telephone 5 -2197 Telephone 7-4166 523 3 White Settlement Road Telephone 7-3 2 S 2 5 5 14 Dallas Avenue - Green Houses Telephone 5 -8 5 11 JOHN MORRIS FLORAL CO. Complimefzzfs of General Engineering Company STANDARD OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO. 118 So Main sf. Fort Worth, Texas 3-9541 Cvmzblefe Line of OFFICE SUPPLIES AND OFFICE FURNITURE Complimems of sAFEs AND VAULT DOORS . . 1105 O Ph 2-6184 Panther City Offlce Supply CO. Ommerce one FORT WORTH, TEXAS 907 Throckmorton Phone 3-1459 H. R. Royer C. W. Royer ll Awgimmwhmd ng 52 ' 1 U l U' 1 ' ws 5'1'r2 ':m mumps if .2-49' an VANDER RTS AT YOUR V OROCERQS Phone 2-2143 for Home Delavary 1 7 . E n Q Q 5 5 r E 5 53 . Page 182 B. Mattress Company H. Glenn XVHOLESALE AND RETAIL Built for Rest 1914 Vickery Blvd. Phone 5-2121 To the Seniors . . . CONGRATULATIONS ' ' . . . and best wishes For all your big events OFFICE 0 OUTFITTERS Graduation - Wfedding - Births COMMERCIAL Music - Greetings STATIQNERS 0 0 S T 17 lj U H U ' 5 The HOZLSQ df Qualify 70 S Throckmorton 3 - 3 3 21 611 Throckmorton Phone 3-1481 Page 183 3637 2? T. A. MITCHELL COMPANY P. O. BOX 3083 FORT WORTH S, TEXAS Ave. E. and E. Rosedale x N H X fb We 59 K V ax A I ,ij .fi LN 'X f f 7' 1 g wf , MM 04 , W1l7jlflWl0M ff Telephone 5-4018 5+ X Wig, Ragga HUMBLE QQ., ' ,, ' 1 M 2 HE HUMBLE COMPANY joins all Texas in saluting the class of 1949, and in welcoming them to the world of business, industry and the professions. May all good fortune ,attend you, and may you finally achieve the solid satisfaction that comes from successfully coping with the new tasks that face each new generation of Americans. HUMBLE Ull. 81 REFINING CU. AULT MU IC COMP Y MAGNAVOX and VICTOR COMBINATIONS RECORDS VICTOR - : - COLUMBIA COMPLETE STOCK OE MUSIC FOR PIANO AND VIOLIN VOICE 609 THROCKMORTON STREET PHONE 5-3225 FORT WORTH, TEXAS Page 184 Congratulations Graduates ongrafufafionri CLASS OF '49 Fort Worth's Fashion Center for more than three Decades . . . Visit our beautiful newly designed store V0774 Nationally known brands in quality apparel, shoes, millinery, and accessories Courte0us.Ser11ice Awaits You 602 HOUSTON STREET G ll I D D I. I N 0 . 2 M Block South T. W. C. Campus FORT WORTH'S QUALITY DEPARTMENT STORE Featuring g I HHMBURGERS - CIIEESEBURGEHS , und THICK-MHLTS Breakfast Served 1417 Vaughn Blvd. Fort Worth, Texas ' DIAMONDS-WATCHES-LUGGAGE GOLDSTEIN BROS. Champions Paramount in in ervice Values S CREDIT JEWELERS Phone 3-1495 Corner 9th and Main Fort Worth, Texas S. A. TEAS MERTZ K. WILLAMSON JNO. R. HALSELL, JR. Two Hartfordsn HEMI-TEAS 8 C0. -General Agents GENERAL INSURANCE - ALL FORMS STUDENT ACCIDENT INS. - PERSONAL EFFECTS Phone 2-1278 Suite 606-11 Dan Waggoner Bldg. C 01n plirnents 0 f LAVE5 BHU5. GHEDIT JEWELEHG ANU LUGGAGE Corner 11th at Main Telephone 2-1881 MARTIN'S In Poly Across From T. W. C. DRY GOODS 0 MEN'S WEAR 9 SHOES Your Store of Nationally Famous Fashions Page 185 'ww 1,-' Jia. . ' '12 . ' in . 5 ' v x ., . I. , aff- . .13 . 1 e- . ...A -. ... . vf 'l l ' 'J' .... .M K 5.-N - 2-. F l - 5 ' .'f .. - K1' 5 , A te un.ilEisu.ll .,A.. we i'.l.!Mi V. hi xg.. . i I.: bv. in 8, - genes ., roar wonrms rmsnotv +1o're4. SEND YOUR FOLKS to Stay with US When in Town Make Your Home HERE-- MAIN TO HOUSTON AT FOURTH STREET GEO. W. PUTMAN, Mgr. Where Your Eyes Are Concerned It's SHUR-FIT OPTICAL CO. DR MCGUIRE and STAFF N eiglaborly Credit Reasonable Rates JONELLE House 0 f Fashion Exclusive fashions at Popular Prices Shop at Your Convenience Phone 5-0148 Mrs. Nell E. john, Prop. Plan On a HOME OE YOUR OWN - For future happiness and security, make plans to own a home. You can , do it easily with monthly savings- the building and loan way. U TARRAN1 COUNTY ,ig IZ ' ' 1 H 705 MAIN smfttr mont 3-3467 C FORT WORTH PITTSBURGH PLATE GLASS CO. QUALITY PAINT AND GLASS South Main at Vickery Blvd. Phone 5-2484 Free Parking C ornpliments of Texas Refrigeration Supply Co., Inc. 209 West Second- 2-S323 1400 Commerce Street 2-6235 JOHNSON? DRESS BESTS LAUNDRY. at CLEANERS SHOP Congratulations to 1949 Graduates OUR CLOTHES ARE DIFFERENT 'A' Attention Is Given to Personal Details in the Art of Dressing 2-3251 - 1200 South Main Street - 2-3252 Bring and Save - Liberal Discount We give S. 8: H. Green Stamps MRS. RALEY'S BAKERY AL: AT ONS Specializing in Wedding, Birthday FREE ER 1 ag P , C k , 207 W. Seventh Telephone 2-5887 rr 'W y es Fort Worth 1050 W. Magnolia 2-4575 Page 186 DAIRY PRODUCTS 2909 VAUGHN BOULEVARD PHONE 56-1913 B. 86 B. VENETIAN BLIND CO. FOR CUSTOM BUILT VENETIAN BLINDS C A L L 5 - 3 0 7 3 Repairing E1 Refinishing a Specialty 100 Ayers Street HOULIHAN'S FOOD MARKET DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS 3112 Vaughn Blvd. Telephone 5-4466 Kohler ol Kohler Plumbing Fixtures 059 Distributed by RAY 86 HAMIL VENETIAN BLIND COMPANY 1900 East Vickery 5-2022 Mitchell's Shopping Center Prescriptions, Drugs, Sundries, Groceries, Meats and Produce 1906 Vaughn 5-2131 8: 5-0407 C011zpli'ments 0 f A FRIEND The Good I-Iouskeeping Shop Your Frigidaire Appliance Dealer REFRIGERATORS, ELECTRIC RANGES, WASHING MACHINES 8: HOME FREEZERS 2824 W. nh Phone 2-9501 SUPPLY C0. WHOLESALE VIRGIL LOAFMAN FORT WORTH TEXAS NEW AND USED CARS 2920 W. 7th Street Telephone 5-9345 Page 187 il? See Your Nearby Retail Grocer For All Fine Foods DISTRIBUTED BY TYLER 86 SIMPSON CO. Wholesale Grocers iff Trent Yourself to Something li 0 0 D Delicious and Refreshing MILK ICE CREAM Foremost - Dairyland 90 51- E. O. WOOD 86 COMPANY ESTABLISHED 1899 Roofing, Siding, Paint 8: Wallpaper . . . Home and Industrial Insulations . . . General Sheet Metal Work. REPAIRS FINANCED ON MONTHLY PAYMENTS 1704 Jones Street 3-1283 JEWEL TEA COMPANY, Inc. Groceries ami Premiums 301 W. Arlington Dial 4-0767 NEW ISIS THEATRE Year-Around Air Conditioned In Business for YOUR PLEASURE 2403 North Main 6-2691 C om plimemfs of RITCHEY FLYING SERVICE Meacham Field Telephone 6-2158 Congratulations Hilscher Nursery and Florist LANDSCAPE SPECIALISTS Grower of Complete Line of Nursery Stock 4909-13 E. Rosedale 5-1352 Com plimenzfs of ST. LUUI5 WASTE MATERIAL EUHPUHATIUN 308 E. Broadway Phone 2-3213, 2-3214 Ft. Worth, Texas Dealers in New and Used Pipe- Structural Steel-Tanks- Surplus Materials-Iron, Steel Scrap and Metals 1. Gachman, President Leon Gachman, Vice-President UNIQUE CLEANERS ECONOMY 9 QUALITY SERVICE 1409 Vaughn Blvd. Telephone 5-9175 Page 188 BUIIY - INEH!-IM IIUMPA fmfm MMM H ome Fi1za11ci1zg Office and Factory: 2266 South Riverside Drive P. O. Box 1477 FORT WORTH 1, TEXAS NY PRESENTING FORT WORTH'S FINEST EMPLOYMENT SERVICE CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES Let us Help Solve Your Employment Problems, and Time in Finding You the RIGHT Positions. sl' E-M-ELOYMENTW Tis:-:slow ,9?QWff ' ri-iw-u Save ., Famous For lhyb alldylfl' Merclmzzwse A I A Budget .Ya VlIIf Price I HOUSTON AT FOURTH THROUGH TO THROCKMORTON For Fresher Bread T ulre Tayslee Bread i' 500 South Henderson Fort Worth, Texas POLY FLOWER SHOP PHONE S-2112-5-2113 3118 E. ROSEDALE Across from T. W. C. Camlms W. R. Laurence RAY NEGHBORS DRUG STORE Let's Be N eigbborly Phone 9-8451 1555 W. Berry Fort Worth .em cfm cami ef.. Flowers for All Occasions 611 FIFTH AVENUE DIAL 2-2101 To the Success of T. W. C. - John R. and Frances P. Lewis Page 189 J CASCADE 3 -1 41 1 Zoizlc CLEANERS FUR STORAGE FOR LAUNDRY SERVICES 1700 WEST SEVENTH HUFFMAN MOTOR CO. 24-HOUR WRECKER SERVICE AND GENERAL AUTO REPAIRING Frames Straightened 8: Front End Alignment 200 So. Riverside Drive Fort Worth Telephone 5-2118 Res. 5-9302 HADSELL And POOLE'S AUTO WORKS A Fast and Complete Service - WRECKS REBUILT - ALL WORK GUARANTEED 109 S. Riverside Dr. Dial 5-0500 RENT II CMI UB TRUCK by Hour - Day - Week, or Month ALSO VACATION TRIPS SPECIAL RATES TO PERMANENT USERS C all for Particzzlars C 0 772 plimemfs of TRAUERNICHT NURSERY 400 N. Sylvania W. J. HANcoc:K FINE WALLPAPERS-BENJAMIN MOORE PAINTS MARTIN-SENOUR-NU-HUE COLOR SYSTEM 900 W Magnolia - 2-7181 3404 Camp Bowie 2.2433 3204 E. Belknap 8-2245 NICOLSON - JONES MOTOR CO. EXCLUSIVE DEALERS LINCOLN and MERCURY 1013- 17 Henderson 2-2302 C. C. CROSS TRIPLE XXX THIRST STATIIINS Featuring FINE STEAKS AND CHICKEN DINNERS MEXICAN FOOD AND SANDWICHES Fountain Drinks- Talk of the Town 2901 W. Seventh 801 N. Main Telephone 2-6717 Telephone 2-3837 Del Murray Service Station SINCLAIR PRODUCTS Cl' Prompt, Courteous Service 3003 E. Rosedale Phone 5-9272 , IN c. ' WATSON 'S BAR-B-Q R- F- WU-SON-Manager HICKORY SMOKED SANDWICHES 1000 Jennings 3-3768 - 3-7060 M16 Vaughn 5-3280 Page 190 F' 44 Years of Service -1 some JMUIIIFXA 'APOLOGIES TO SANTA FE The SWECO brand is known throughout the Southwest as the standard for printing plates of the finest quality, an experienced service, and art work that guts over the message. Since l9l2, SOUTHWESTERN of FORT WORTH has blazed the trail for better pictorial impres- sions. Insist on the best, specify SOUTHWESTERN of FORT WORTH as your engraver---you'll be proud of the results achieved by SWECO -branded plates. Page 192