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

Text from Pages 1 - 196 of the 1952 volume:

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T 5 I, ,fl . ,Y A ikiki 1 gasffr ,karts 3 :we 1' .3156 . Q 1675.3 .. ,fir 41 'lg sfkltfai is Ta ff' Hr' V, - nz! -pl 3 2,4 , ,f I+ ,-aka , .W - ,' 'Ld ' w'..5-'4 1, yur qu .-,fins MISS CATHERINE WAKEFIELD Wfe, the Senior Class of 1952, think it only fitting that wc dedicate this, the 1952 TXWECO, to a person whose eilorts warrant such an honor. In the four years that we have known her we have grown to like her more and more. Attesting to this is the fact that she has been elected our class sponsor for the past two years. Her smile and friendliness can be unsurpassed and the many friends she has made while she has been at TWC are ones that will always hold her in high esteem. No one has had the opportunity to come into contact with more students than has she, but our class shall always claim her as our own. Surely, no one could be more deserving or more fit- ting to receive such a dedication as our own Miss Catherine lVakefield. dication college It is with dccp humility that thc Scnior Class also dcdicatcs thc 1952 TXXVECO to thcir formcr classmatc, Marilyn Forston. May thc iclcals for which shc stood cvcr go with us and bc our guidc f scrving as factors toward a fullcr lifc, as thcy wcrc in hcrs. m moriam Wd 1 1 'kim ?? Ax 01 xf , . Q ' M .. gr, L, V4 -.M-. ,Il 4.,. 17 . '. - . , 'S ,N .N I 1 Q Q , X W -1 ,. A 1' ' 4 X , ' , Q ' ,,., 'Q A ,. QW , A '.,,, , ' J x -oi lr s wtx gg .pf Q- ,S A 11, I :' aa tn? v ,ff , . ,f-ff. , -, , x Y - JV wx .' :'..' 'CQ K-'V' ' Lg' , :3 '41l,1i','2 ' .. .f -. M' f' Jil I 1 ', 1 ,Q Q' H Q ' 'xff ., 'vi-ff Y ' :Q ' 'iq-'fv l' , H1 . K- . wk' Y , ' , J' - .? t-Fzlvx ,irvk ,sw- Y x ,yt I 'Q V. 'HK 4' if V I . , . ,.,f-'f..f1. 4 -X 4, , . . A--nm PY u ,sn J, 1 . A. ,Q -1, .X .. ..,. , W gh It .,- A. 1-W ' K 'M f V ,4 'i'1.:,v L- ' . 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L, ii ' 4 The year 1952 is going to place world responsibilities upon the shoulders of each senior of Texas Wfesleyan as you take up yc-ur duties as a citizen of this vast empire. Never have world affairs called for leaders with broader understanding of national and international affairs and with more stability of purpose for the right. You will need an inner sense of values which comes only from a willingness to serve and to sacrifice. Your leadership on the campus leads me to feel that you will take your place in the business world with this same spirit of helpfulness to others. My blessing to you in your new tasks. LAW SONE President We as individuals or as a nation, it matters not how much we might wish other- wise, can only start from the place we are now standing. That position today, and for the immediate future, seems to be fraught with much ten- sion. Thus this is not an era for summer patriots, who will crack under the strain, but a time that challenges the sterner qualities of toughness and courage, tempered with patience. If we blend the attributes of our frontier forebearers with the wisdom and justice of our Divine Father, our chances of riding out the storm will be greatly enhanced. May your voyage be a successful one is the wish of the administration of your Alma Mater - Texas Wesleyan College. WALTER R. GLICK Vife-President l. NVe are grateful for the rich heritage which has been provided for our fore- bears. If we are deserving of the bless- ings of democracy, we must strive to maintain its principles and its precepts. College educated men and women should furnish the leadership for a perpetuation ofthe c'American way of life. May each of you accept this obliga- tion with glad hearts and willing spirits. J. ELMER COX Dean SANIUEL M. BRASXV1-ZLI, HARRY W. 'RICK B. Litt., Businvss Alfzrzagwr IVA., Rcgiszfmr THEQDORE MCJBPlRG SARAH S' WCJRKS BD., Clzairman Division of Religion M.A., Dean of Wovrzcfn Profassor of Religion DKJNLALD YV. BELLAH Bull., MQW., Chairman Division of F Arts, Professor of Organ and Piano i n ai -gg '73 GLADYS S. BOWMAN Ph. D., Chairman Division of Busir Administration, Professor of Busin. Administration W. E. WARD D. Ed., Dean of Man, Chairman Division of SI'iI'71fl', Profossor of Chorrzistry Ii. M. BUWMAN D. Ed., Chairman Division of iucation, Professor of Education W.A.1,'r15R R. fiI.ICK J Chairman Division of Sofia! Seience, Professor of History I h. D., Vive-President of the College, H. HOWARD HUGHES Ph, D., Chairman Division of Languages and Literature, Professor of English 'slr 49' R 01 1 ,sg-,,g'. H -.L . . 13: f :F ,' L-, ' ' -. . s ' -2... 'fi K ig 5 va . .fb 'gil JOE C. ASHBY Axsixtarzt Pr0fex.i'or of Economics and Buxhzess !'1dl711ll1.YfI'ClfZiOll 15.8. North Texas State College: MA.. Univer- sity -of Texas: further graduate study, University of XYiseor1sin. Emory University and Texas Uni- versity. Texas Wesleyan College, 194-7. HELEN M. BILLINGSLEY A.i.ri.s'ta21t Pr0fe.w.vor of Spaiviislz B.A.. M.A.. University of California. Further graduate work. Columbia University. University of Texas. Texas Christian University. Texas 1Vesleyan College. 1916. O. D. BOUNDS, JR. Axxistarzl Professor of Busizzmv Ad77Zi7li.XfI'df10lI BS.. Texas Wesleyan Collegeg North Texas State College. Texas Wesleyan College. 1916. J. P. BUCK In.vfrurz'0r in Iiducation B.A.. Baylor Universityg MA.. Cornell Univer- sity. Texas Wesleyan College, 1951. 1 TNIARION U. CoND1TT ii J i X Associate Pr0fe'.v.v0r 0fP.fJ'L'l1O!0gJ' 1 i ' X BA.. University of Kentuekyg Diploma and Fel- lowship. Princeton Theological Seminary. Ph. ll.. University of Edinburgh: further study. Uni- versity of Berlin. Texas Wlesleyan College. 19511. TXIARY C. CRAIG A.v.si,v1'anl Pr0f1'.v.i0r of lidzlratiorz B.A.. M.A.. Texas Christian University. Texas Wesleyan College. 1919. TVTARIE C. CRoUCH I11.ifrzu'for of B11.vir1e.v.v Ad7IIl'lI.1'fIAHf10ll l..I.. Arkansas A and M College: B.A.. Centen- ary Collegeg M.B.A.. University of Texas. Texas W'es1eyz1n College. 19-18. MATTH-1 L. 1'1AsT .A1.sv,f,ilr111l l'mf1'mn of llislfni' ILA.. University 01i'1il'X21SQ M.A.. Clolumhia Uni- versity: further study. University ol' Texas. Texas 1Yes1evzin College. 19--16. RICHARD R. FERRIN Assistant Professor of Violin and Conductor of TWC Orchestra B.Mus., M.Mus., Eastman School of Musicg Per- former's Certihcate from Eastmang Member Na- tional Symphony Orchestra and Rochester Phil- harmonic. Texas Wesleyan College, 1951. THoMAs S. HARDIE Assistant Professor of Voice and Director of Choral Activities B.Mus., M.Mus., North Texas State College, further study Indiana University. Texas Wes- leyan College, 1951. DANA R. HART Coach and Instructor of Physical Education BS., Texas lfVesleyan College, M.S., North Texas State College. Texas Wesleyan College, 1948. AUGIE MAE HOWELL Assistant Professor of English B.A., Texas Wesleyan College, M.A., George Peabody College for Teachers, further graduate study, Scarritt College and Colorado State Col- lege of Education. Texas Wesleyan College, 1934. ERIN CONNER HUGHES Assistant Professor of Romance Languages B.A., Goucher College, M.A., Columbia Univer- sityg further graduate study, Columbia Univer- sity, The Sorbonne tParisj, University of Texas. Texas Wesleyan College, 1936. RAYMOND KELTON Director of Band and Assistant Professor of Band Instrume-nts B.Mus., M.Mus., University ofi Arizonag further study, Cincinnati Conservatory of Music. Texas Wesleyan College, 1947. ANNIE LEE KNOX Assistant Professor of Business Administration BS., North Texas State College, M.B.A., Uni- versity of Denver. Texas Wesleyan College, 1947. RosE LEE LISENBY Professor of English B.Pd., Northeast Missouri State Teachers Col- legeg B.Ph., MA., University of Chicago, D. Lit., Texas Wesleyan Clollegeg further study tthree yearsl, University of Clllieago, Columbia Uni- versity, and University ol' California. Texas Wes- leyan College, 1926. M' W w 'QS-SQ To la-flax Vi. fr- A' -Q V7 t f'aff nf .1 'N fr 3 - 5. ' L. 'vi . 1 ' 1 1 .malriffii X .kizigif b 9 jx N' V lib-Sf' .V . it -Sli ' ' g 5' ku gi fs...-b 43.3 Qty, rj 1-1.-XSKELL TYICCLINTOCK f1t.ti.tia1zt Pr'off'.t.tor' of Biology BS., MS., North Texas State College, further graduate study. University of Texas. Texas VVes- leyan College. 19-17. DE REBIA PARKER MCCLTLLEX' Vixitirzg' PliOff'.Y.Y0l' of Phyxiral EI1'lllldfi07l B.A.. Texas Wesleyan College: M.A., Texas Christian University. Texas Wlesleyan College, 1931. F. R. MATTHIS Atvistaizt Profm.tor of rllathematics B.A., Texas lVesleyan College, M.A., Texas Christian University. Texas lNesleyan College, 1936. HAROLD S. MILES I7lSl'IAllC'fOI' in Education B.S., Texas Wlesleyan College: M.Ed., Texas Christian University. Texas Wesleyan College, 1917. CHANG WooK MooN Associate Profes.tor ofSoria1 Science B.A., Simpson College: MA., Columbia Univer- sity, Ph.D., University of Southern California. Texas Wfesleyan College, 1949. LAURENCE H. MoRToN Imtructor' of Piano Associate of Royal Conservatory of Mtisic of Toronto, academic studies at Victoria College, University of Toronto. Texas W7esleyan College, 19-19. ei E 'VN mv-.. 5-...4nr- Q A 14 . . MARY FAY SLAWSON A.f.Si.YfdIl.f Professor of Piano and Theory B.Mus., Cincinnati Conservatory of Music, M. Mus., University of Michigan, special study with Karin Dayas, Gottfried Galston and Rosina Lhevinne. Texas Wesleyan College, 1944. ZAZEL SLONIGER Iizstrzictor' of Mathematics B.A., Doane Collegeg M.A., University of Okla- homa: further study, University of Nebraska and Columbia University. Texas Wesleyan College, 1918. ERNAL SMITH 1m'irufz'o1' of Religion B.A.. M.C.A.. Southern Methodist University, M.R.E.. Southwestern Baptist Theological Semi- nary. Texas lflflesleyan College, 1936. t , .fin rg, l 'ff' f 3- 4 MARTHA FAULKNER SMITH Assistant Professor of Home Economics B.S., Texas Wesleyan College, M.A., Texas Christian University, further study, University of Texas. Texas Wesleyan College, 1943. TED STAFFORD Public Relations Director ana' Instructor of journalism B.A., Texas Wesleyan College, Vernon Daily Record Editorial Staff Q1946-49j, Chamber of Commerce Management C1949-511. Texas Wes- leyan College, 1951. JAMES CLARK STREETT, JR. Associate Professor of Biology B.A., Princeton University, M.A., Princeton University, Ph.D., Princeton University. Texas Wesleyan College, 1950. 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 Wes- leyan College. Texas Wesleyan College, 1922. JAMES ALLEN THARP Instructor in Speech and Radio B.A., Southern Methodist University, M.A., Southern Methodist University. Texas Wesleyan College, 1950. MCKIE TROTTER Assistant Professor of Art B.A., College of William and Mary, M.F.A., University of Georgia. Texas Wesleyan College, 1948. CATHERINE WAKEFIELD Assistant Professor of Physical Education BA., Texas Wesleyan College, M.Ed., Univer- sity of Texas. Texas Wesleyan College, 1947. ALICE W. WONDERS Instructor of Religion B.A., Ohio Northern University, M.A., Texas Christian University. Texas Wesleyan College, 1947. FRANCES T. YATES Assistant Professor of English B.A., Texas Wesleyan College, M.A., Texas Christian University. Texas Wesleyan College, 1943. -,. '- . -I i f , ess' f- A Q .rlfifais r wif' i.uf.si1.f4t fiT.'.E'rZa. s ww I 9 f f ? I , , ,fu-+ C. 1 K fa . nigga Rf -My-5 4r '5' .....f' Www, JOHN ANDERSON MRS. V. M. BLOW MRS. GEORGE BROWN GRACE CORBIN .s, Ann Waggonei'QH l Hostess, Boaz Hall Assistant Librarian administrative MERRIE B. FIELDS Librarian Cashier M. A. ELLIOTT Superintendent of Maintenaizce JACK WEST Assistant to Business Aflanager Director of Accounts MRS. KATHRYN ANDERSON MRS. E. L. KERIN BONNIE MARSHALL Hostess, Student Union Building Hostess, Mulkey Hall School Nurse W 'W 1 l T MRS. NEAL TURNER MRS. L. E. RICHARDSON MISS LURLINE WALKER Hostess, Ann Waggonei' Hall Hostess, Dan Waggorzez' Hall Secrftazy to Business Md7ldg'67' vf 1. T5 55, . 3:-,gal - ns wh f w as ssistants ANNA RUTH MITCHELL MAUDE A. PETTEY Secretary, Division of Fine Arts Segremry 150 Prggidgmf JOHN LINDSAY Chaplain and Assistant Dean of Metz MARY HAMES JIMI THORTON Secretary to Dean 'Secretary to Registrar' its jqxrbx H TOMMY PHIPPS Office Segretaagi, J x P Qne of the friendly faces that greets f 1 you when you go into the registraris ofhce . . . this is the smile of Miss Zazel Sloniger, Assistant Registrar. .,i i. This is one of the highlights of Sadie Hawkins Day, 1951, when Mr. F. R. Matthis is made honorary Depity. Dr. Gladys Bowman always has a lot of counseling to do with her students of business administration when regis- tration time rolls around. Everyone makes a vain attempt to be present at the annual all-school barbe- que at the opening of school in Sep- tember. just a glimpse of the tables and a por- tion of the receiving line at the faculty dinner given by Dr. and Mrs. Sone. Miss Maude A. Pettey, one of our 1 e counselors, who always has a friendly smile and a word of advice or a help- ful suggestion at the request of a stu- dent. She is always ready to listen to a problem. This is just a reminder to you students that diligent study and hard work may result in being a member of Alpha Chi. Two faculty members, Mrs. Rose Lisenby and Miss Annie Lee Knox, and one student, Helen Rester are three who have attained this rank. Mr. Rice really doesn't want a chapel seat, he is just checking and making his usual rounds at registration to see that everything is kept going in order- ly fashion. A good friend to all the ex-GI's and everyone in the department of educa- tion is Dr. E. M. Bowman's secretary, Mrs. Juanita Clark. .,.,-nv- 0 4 Y,,,,,,L ,, , , I I .W Q . . fr-Af,f,wa..,Jf,-3.i1K51i ', , H IM? kbs .Sita ' Q 0 , -. 4 .1 ' K 1 ,, w KF :W if, .,5gvi, 1 1 N- U X x Q 4 , 6 x M , gy We X W J Q , agp? N . M ff X Q, ii , f, i. Q f mr w ii U y f vi CZ? V I by-ma w ,sn Z vw M' ,xi NH: A A if x ',-mx H J Q ' 2,520 5 ii Y - 50.5 W, 1 ' was .fb wk, ., W. Mr iff 'I ' ,V 1 ,Q . , NF. X 'J' Xtxrtf. fl X ,. is 5: , if H W' , sf 372 .:' a,f,v ' 'A L X ' ,. , 'TW--QQ ,- '5 if JE, awk 1 IW' P, NY f' I 2 0 ..- f , 1:33. JJ ,-5 .'L,Y, --.1-fx Jr 1 Sill! . v.. ,,. ,4 T K. if -. 'N 1 My f ' 9.5 A ' m , f- ' ' . l iffy gall Xykt no ' ii- -W.4- ...M- the student council The Student Council is the governing body of the students at Texas Wesleyan College. Its object is to c'Further in every way the unity and standards of the students of this college through the regulation of student affairs under the authority of the college. Comprising the Student Council is the President, Vice-Presi- dent, Secretary and Treasurer of the Student Body Organization, the President of the Women's Dormitory Council, a Representative of the Day Students, and the Presidents of the four classes. The Student Council on our campus is a member of the Texas Intercollegiate Students Association and is represented in all state meet- ings. Election of Student Council Officers occurs toward the end of the year. Standing: John Ed Francis, Billy John Stiles, Don Bqe-ntonn, Seated: R. E. Wfindham, Dorothy Hutcherson, Billie Harmening, Nancy Wfhite, Jake Beidler. I I BOARD OF TRUSTEES MARVIN D. EVANS, President EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE E. L. BAKER, Chairman DR. WARREN JOHNSTON L. T. MARTIN DR. P. E. RILEY CHARLIE HILLARD, Secretary CENTRAL TEXAS CONFERENCE PAUL HOLLIS ..,., ,,,,............,..,.,,..,....,.,........,,,. Fort Worth Texas MARVIN D. EVANS ..,...,....,. .,.. .....,. F o rt Worth Texas DR. NVARREN JOHNSTON ....,,... ,,,..... F ort Worth Texas DR. P. E. RILEY . ....... ....,.........,, .,....., F o rt Worth Texas L. T. MARTIN, JR. ...,...,........,. ,,,,.... F ort Worth Texas CHARLIE HILLARD ..........,, ......... F ort Worth Texas ED L. BAKER ..,.....,....,..,.,............,....,..., ......... F ort Worth Texas DR. CHARLES H. HARRIS ....,..............,... .,....,. F ort Worth Texas REVEREND HAYDEN EDWARDS ........................ Fort Worth Texas NORTH TEXAS CONFERENCE DR. J. M. FLEMING ......,.,,.........,.........,,..........,... Mount Vernon Texas DR. IRA C. KIKER ............ .....,........... D allas Texas E. ROY BOYD ...... 4 .....,..,.......... .......... D allas, Texas REVEREND S. M. BLACK ...... ...............,..............,........ H ouston, Texas SOUTHWEST TEXAS CONFERENCE REVEREND K. R. HEMPHILL .......,. ..,.......... M eAIlen, Texas WARD LOWE .....,.........,.,..........,....,......... ............., L ampasas Texas REVEREND C: A. GREEXNWALDT .................. Fredericksburg Texas VERNON WILLOUGHBY .... .. . ........................ San Antonio Texas NORTHWEST TEXAS CONFERENCE REVEREND IV. C. HINDS ., . ...,,... .. . ....... .. Abilene Texas R. B. ANDERSON .............., ...... . ....., V ernon, Texas REVISREND UEL D. CROSBY ..... .. ......... Lubbock Texas MRS. JIM NVILLSON I .... I ....., . ,.......,..... ,........ F loydada Texas TEXAS CONFERENCE Rl'LVl'1.REND B. O. POWERS ...,.....,....,,.... ,......,..,,.,.,,,... W harton Texas REVEREND MARCUS M. CHUNN. ..... ...... H untsville Texas DR. MORRIS W. KILGORE.. ,...,. ..,,., .,........ H o uston, Texas HUGH Q. BUCK . . . , ,. I . . ,...... Houston, Texas Q 2 Aw! 2753 incbafcc .CUf.4z..,ff.fi17l buf j,l,4,,,,g7f14.c .shffqf-f-4-f fi gg fx,,3.f f Z 3 Luv JZ, X 4 ,QAM , Q Q a.-0 jk 44'-fi 5 rv ig 'Qf'fM,4ggZ D ,m'7,L!,,4 ML ,LJ-6 ,Z4.a,,4,4f Q iffwfw WQZQLLL. f-Lou ,3 Mag, C70 Boxj fag I-fe. ,liao JJ7 Mc Xl.C,O Ac!J7 'cs.5 '. Cdr-re'7!4r-A A! 3 J744 glifef, J 7' Ml! 52, A .E x, .:r-444,44 nfl iw, l4'fCJf2CO nc! fy! effcb. snapshots ' 'V - 'U 5 iw M' ff' ,W . G. , N3 I 1 4- , i .3 XX vii F A 1,5 A .if ,Sl - .l 4, :il , ' . k at 1 was ff N N ,1 SPECIA A scene including a portion of the cast from the fall production, The Male Anixnalf' You know. it's really amazing what some people will do to be noticed. Creatures like these would never appear as such ex- cept on one occasionwSadie Hawkins Day. 34 l IE TS A inost important event which should never be left out of a good book is in-between-Class coffee and gossip. You ask what kind of gossip-oh, about teachers. other students and that horrible biology test l had! nG ' 4 Q 'H et in there and loot. , as re- vealed by the expressfon of the cheerleaders at the bonfire on the night preceding the Homecoming Game. That wonderful fire was furnished by the Fish. 35 31-rf 9 ft Q . IJ: V 'I' 'Wi f ll 1 ,., .- .!W-,, w'. Sym. waz, ilu: 9' VM ,Rita-2 My Goodness! In what age are we living? Has time just a little example of what happens to a poor inno passed on and left these poor creatures like this or have cent lil' ,ol Hfishf, they started a new colony? Nc-ver unclcrc-stirnatr' the size of that 4'Fish Pond. They say Inirziclvs riever' Cease. SNAPS The smoke curls, and musie rises in the air, thus ending at wonderiul time at the Freshman-Sophm more picnic in Sycamore. A never forvetful day ---the one in which you You know we must look just riglit. O Cleaned the ish pond. From the look on Dale's face, it must liave been 21 ' U ' 13 no means are the Misha, lazy. just an air-raid, wicked blow. Can't seem to identity the other y that's all! party, wonder why? 4-., Qi., C0 VOCATIO The traditional Class and the Student Body. The ceremony is read by Dr. Law Sone. ceremony uniting the Freshman ws? Selecting some good records for the Freshman Mixer. The Bride and Groom -Sandra Sandifer and Hiram Johnson. The Maid of Honor and the Best Man - Dorothy Hutcherson and R. E. Windham. 38 Everyone turns out for the all school barbecue at the beginning of school. Martha must have thought it was funny or is she just happy? L, BSU - Family Portrait. Honestly, some of the contortions that people will go through just to eat! 39 P 4Qi4 7-32.-,,:,,-qy41gi4+i':!,3rWc 14H'- QAM' v aff' o Q V. '92, .Q 3 i rv. bit.. A! PAK ., V Wow! Who? Wliere? Why? How onine? Gittin' them thai' hogs out'n from the lower pasture. .-Xin't nobody what can sinooeh like that Wolf Gal! . 1 This kind ni' stull' is a dism-use nn Sadie Hawkins Ilziy. Think it's kinda czitehini on ull the ntliex' days. too. SADIE HAWKINS DAY 1 I 1 i UN. 3 'N Diggin in for that big race. Stand back ther peoples, Cogdell am about to spit! SADIE HAWKINS DAY 'l'im4' . . . Vliillll? . . . 'l'i11o1v. clot-s Sfllllvtbllt' have the tune? Looks hkm' IJlt'iiSlt' and Charlie are having a good one! ,df in J' X Aff Guzzle guzzle . down the hatch 'TOPS and biullg him SNAPS Six lovely candidates who viecl for Miss Rambler. wp' si swf' David Foltz returned t clinic. uv' his year to conduct the choral RSQR Pri-senlzxtion ol' 21 loving cup to Flllllllill 'lllll'll. Nliss R2lI11l'7lI'I' of 1951, by the 'l'XlN'l'X1O liclitor. Entertaimnent at the Miss Rambler Dance provided by Mel Rogers. A portion of the crowd at the Western Dance. 42 Dr. Ward, Dr. Streett, and Dean Cox in one of their happier moments. Four representatives get their heads together at the Intersorority Tea. 43 Wonder what happened before the pho- tographer got there? v Dr. Elizabeth May, one of the Willson Lecturers this year. 'Y v- 9 'l'hc traditional Senior Robing Ceremony, f in which each graduate is gowned by a E faculty member of his choosing. Flu- happy cxprcssions on thc faccs ol' thc .Ianuary graduatcs rcvcal thcir joy at having' accomplished one ul- lill-s many coals. l li M? A N s'Q Helen and Dorothy pour for the coffee honoring the January Seniors. M f SNAPS A portion of the receiving line at the cof- fee, including R. E. Windham, president of the senior class, Miss Wakefield, senior class sponsor and -Iuanell Gilmore. ,.,-gy... the large crowd that turned Willie- II. mascot of the Rams. made 21 out for the bonlire preceding the Home- im-zippc-ziixiiice at the homecoming game. coming game 1X11otl1vi iiiystr-ri its 'lIJIJl 1I lflC'l' mi tlic cluiipus, liom gill. :ll tlic- Fish llzuim-. SNAPS ous K'I'l'2ltllI'i' who made U ll l l a i l l 5 The SUB always provides Z1 wonclcrliul l place to have a dance, and they are al- l ways enjoyed by everyone. l l l l l l l l l l Fish Bait, one of the very things that drew everyone, hook, line and sinlier to the Two hardworking Freshmen who helpccl Fish Dance. to make their dance a success. l 1- rc-ligious cmlgzxllirzxticmrls. BSU, MSM md CIA present tlmmr sweetllez ' lm Hlllllvl lu-lcl at Poly ll2lIJllSfCll1L1I'i'll. The look on the faces of these people can mean only one thing . . mid-semester I't'Q'lStI'ZitlOI'1. MVP: S 3 U , . Y +6 ZA. N, ' J, 3 SNAPS One of the dreaded moments on this campus . . . exams! A lot of busy people, trying to Hnish that Such a scene is depicted in Miss Wakefie1d's PE Class. lab period, so they can go home. ,ii One of the points ol the niost heauti- ful Maypole Dance. I 'sf A-Ab + 1 Q 2 'Ma Her flllajesty, Queen Beverly Gay. AY PETE The Royal Guard of Honor forms an arch for one of the Ladies In Waiting, Dorothy Garrison, and her The Sophomore Bearers of the Bluebonnet Chain. escort, Tommy Hill. unsung., MW -ff'-fr -ii, - J-.. V hh- -hu 'f ?X'1S'. A sports 5 Y . . sa wc 4 ,gnmg , ,, 21:61 24 1 .if Y , 2 ' PEW 2 , L1 J ,, . I .f..N 5 1,, ' A.,' ' 1257 1? X Q f. 'Q Q 'hm 3 A LQ ' 1? , 6 fff , 0. 2. ff. ,.-. W .4 . .1 -'H J '9 1 i l PAT IACKSO Pat Jackson, an attractive brunett from Martinez, California was selected to reign as the Basketball Queen for 1951-52. On top of her school work, she plays wife to one of the basketball players, Ralph Jackson, and mother to a four year old son, Skipper. This year she is a Freshman at TWV and a member of DEKA. Ralph and Pat's son donned a Basketball suit and was presented along with his mother at the homecoming game as mascot of the Ram Team. Our Congratulations to Pat for this honor! i DANA HART Head Coach When Dan Hart signed on the dotted line and took over the duties of head coach at the end of the 1950-51 season, he faced the bleak outlook of unsettled world conditions and the possibility of the draft taking his best basketball timber. But Coach Hart came through with traditional commendments similar to those he enjoyed during the days when he coached the successful Lambs and organized one of the best intramural programs on the TW campus. With second place in the Big State Conference the Rams made a tremendous showing this year. A graduate of Odell High School, Coach Hart has come a long way since he lettered on the Ram team his second year as a student at TWC. After serving in the armed forces he re-entered TWC in September, 1945. Following his graduation in 1947 he went to North Texas State College where he received his M.S. degree. His winning smile and pleasing personality has not only won him many friends among the athletes but won the heart of lovely Dorothy Sue Rowe, graduate of TWC, whom he married in 1950. The Team Seated: Rasco, Jackson, Chapman, Zastoupil, Dowler, Bradley. Standing: Tassione, Windham, Baum, Clifford, Buck, Jefferson, Hart. The co-captains of the 1951 basketball team are Lou Zastoupil and Charles Moe'l Dowler. Lou, a three year letter- man from Dallas, is noted for his fine drive- in shots and takes more than his share of re- bounds. This is his last year as a member of the squad. 'lMoe,', also a three year letterman from Burgettestown, Pennsylvania, is noted for his excellent re- bounding and accu- rate one hand push- shot. Moe is also serving his last year on the squad. Co-Captains Charles Moe Dowler and Lou Zastoupil SEASON RECORD TWC Opp. TWC Opp Wayland Texas Tech. i. Hardin-Simmons St. Mary's9e ,.,,.,i East Texas State iyy,. Hardin-Simmons Howard Payne .,,, Daniel Bakerle , 6 Southwesternll -St. Edwardlsle .,yy -Southwesternf 5 . 57 71-Wayland .. .i,iiiiii 6. . 67 69-Howard Payne ...,. , 56 70-East Texas State ,.i. . 42 68-St. Mary'sl6 .. i.,iyi 5. , 56 SO-Texas Luthernlf ei.,. , 67 54-East Texas Baptistll 55 82-Abilene Christian 52 75-Daniel Bakerle 5 ,. 37 53-St. Edward's9e . 68 86-Texas Lutheranle . 5 36 68-East Texas Baptist 9eConference Games THE STARTING FIVE Zastoupil, Dowler, Jefferson, Chapman, Bradley 96 Wm if 5-so if if if , 'J-W' sd' X iS w. 'x . ,C ' n?.f --X 1 1 dw? 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W' Z1 Zi - 'bw .iigf , .,.:g5-2.21 ' 2,4 A. X 'Q - ' :Ei-QW V' I' .il ig .,. X ' - 3 45:2 3 . . 2 fi-.J 139 :f ' -4 f. ' ii' pf. 1..r 542' . ix. - A.-315332: 5:51. A IA Y 3 ...,., -.4 ' , ' gg-wi.:eff1ff2'.. JF . V K bis' Q-Q? -.gg V T-5 N gf - ,A f 4 1 -N. ,ff ' 'f 4 'xv 't '-f 32 Q J 2.'I:12,. N.. ' K ...Z ,N 4' .. X., , 4 .Q in 9 - Z QIA, Y, ., ,... .5 5, , 4 k ' 4 , , If 1 - W . 1 Aloe drivirzg in for IZ Crip. lefferson starting a pass to Chapman. Lou got a foul for this one. fatrltxon seenrv to think it teas quite a toss-up. fcjcrson shooting a jump shot. Watching the Ballf: Rasco tipping! Howard Payne was leading by four points. Baskets by Zastoupil and Jefferson tied the score at 68-68. VVith five seconds remaining Dowler sunk a free throw for the winning margin. Three nights later the Rams beat East Texas 70-69. After missing three consecutive free throw tosses, Ralph Jackson hit a two- handed set shot with Hfty-five seconds remaining to give the Rams their second straight one-point victory. TWC traveled down to San Antonio to play St. Maryls and Texas Lutheran. It was a successful trip for the Rams brought back two victories. The high- light of the trip was the scoring of Mel Chapman and Dowler, who accounted for forty-nine of the total eighty points scored by the Rams. The East Texas Baptist Tigers spoiled the Homecoming by handing the Rams their second conference defeat with a score of 57-54. The Wesleyans got back to their winning ways by beating ACC 82-79. Chapman played the outstanding game of his career by rebounding well and scoring twenty-seven points. His twenty-seven points were the most scored by any Ram this year. Daniel Baker was the next opponent and was beaten rather handily with a 75--ll. In a return game the Rams attoned for a previous defeat at the hands of St. Edward's by beating them 53-48 at the Rec Hall. Bradley was high point man with twenty-four points. He scored ten of these in the last quarter. The final home game of the season was with Texas Lutheran. The Rams put on a fine display of shooting accuracy, winning 86-56. This scoring spree was TNVC's high for the season and tied the post war scoring record set by the 1946-47 team. The Ram reserves played the whole second half. The season came to a dramatic finish matching TW'C with ETB at Ma1'shall. The Tigers were one-half game ahead of the Rams in the con- ference standing. A victory would assure TXNC at least a tie for first place and possible a play-ofl' berth for a chance to go to the N.A.I.B. Tournament in Kansas City. The Rams played an inspiring game, but came out on the short end of the 74-68 score. The Rams had to be content with second place in the conference, finishing the season with a conference record of nine wins and three losses. The over-all record for season play was fifteen wins and seven losses. 60 THE GOLF TEA O. D. Bounds, head coach of the golf and tennis teams, graduated from TWC in 1941. While a student at TWC he lettered in tennis four years. For the past Hve years he has been coach of both teams and has turned out some very line teams in both sports. Aside from his coaching duties, O. D. teaches in the business department. First Row: Hooks, Doggett. Second Row: Waddle, Young Hamilton efferson Anderson Hi ft I '--'anim-gum .ao 1 I xl' , X! ,M up Qu-4 --.,. 9.0-sw ax: I A ' if -N 'I' 'x ., I ,N 4 x 135553 ..,.,A 'I I TENNIS I I c X A xl L, H, . A, -V ,,,, Q - A .LW A ff' x' 3 '1 1' 53 1 I f f, y?fQigfT21. .Q ' I ' -qw 'X 1. -5 ,f'5i5f':f ? I - - 1, .. Kg eg ' Axfal 3t.1,'-5-Mis! . I .gvf ' - E- bra? QSYV' Q11 iw lil 1 N A , X, -Eff? K ' ,fee X,-f-V, WS4- ' iw ' .I .. ,I IX ,A ,Ae ,,,,,.,N ' fs f kv j,,'f,'-if 21- Aj 2, , -'T 45, l, ggf w, ,I wp.w,p,,- f I W gykgn., A ,f..., , I Q 1.--aw ,L -W V Q- M- I I U , ,Q V f, ' ' -5 MQ f Va, dj, Q .f,,.'..,, Y 03 E q lv A-1 -' gk,g?w?Qf, 3, fy .V . . 1 M I- ,X , .ww-mr.-f.::azm' .QQ -, - .I . , . I ,. EE. , BILL BREY EDDIE STEWART TRAVIS UNDERWOOD JERRY MILLER ,4...N..,f-M-w- ' TENNIS BOYS I TRA- 'URALS Catherine Wakefield, As- sistant Professor of Girls Physical Education, grad- uated from Texas Wes- leyan College with a B. A. Degree. She began her teaching career in high schools and junior high schools, and she re- turned to TWC as Girls Physical Education In- structor in 1947. She re- ceived her M. Ed. from the University of Texas in 1950. She is sponsor of the WAA and Senior Class on the Wesleyan Campus. - Ei . .cmrlin ' ,K Intramural Football The Senior Football Team, winner o mtzamural Intramural Basketball -football. The Sophomore Basketball Team wznner o intramural basketball NANCY WHITE MISS CATHERINE WAKEFIELD WAA Svlzolarshzp Wznner mmm' mum Gm JT GIRIJS Gzholfw Vollvyball . . W, 5 I TRAMUR L Girlfs Irztramural Football. A jump for your morzey. Volleyball I4f'imzff'.-: Sflalfd-'Gi1m01'C, Wyofds BU511- Tabla Twzrzix clzamp, John Towrley Badmztton Standing: XVag'gonSellQ1', W'halcy, Ed- lllixvd Doublfxv clzanzjn, Peggy A1I'lDt and Sam wards, Straughn, x'V21I'l'Cfl. RZISCO- X I 5 -- l ll 4mfffw--u- 1 organizations n TXWECO INICELREATH MAC,' STILES Editor MARTY CLIFFORD, Sports Editor JOHN ED FRANCIS, Freslzmarz Editor BILLIE HARMENING, Social Clubs Editor FAY HEREFORD, Freshman Editor PAT OTJALLAGHAN, Senior Editor BILLY JOHN STILES, Club Editor FUMIKQ TURU, snapshot Editor SHIZUKO TURU, Snapshot Editor DIANA TYER, Sophomore Edm- NANCY WHITE, Sports Editor NELL DRURY Associate Editor First Row: Clifford, Francis, Harmening, Hereford, O' Callaghan. Svcond Row: B. Stiles, F. Turu, S. Turu, Tyer, White. uiik' 66 RAMBLER We of The Rambler staff have attempted to record the life of Texas Wesleyan College to the best of our ability in this yearis publica- tioin of The Rambler. We hope we have been successful in bringing forth an accurate and complete picture of the campus events during the past year. Our desire has been to place The Rambler on a firm foundation based on truth, fair-play and moral courage. If we have been able to achieve these things in our small way, we feel our efforts have been repaid. JIMMY THOMPSON Editor C. P. MEYERS Associate Editor First Row: Baker, Blair, Bledsoe, Champion, Hedgpeth, Hereford Keating Second Row: Knox, Leach, Lowe, Marsh, Mayer, Murrell, O'Callaffhan Third Row: Pritchett, Stiles, B. J., Thompson, Ira, Tunnell, Turu Fumilxo, Turu Shizuko, Vasquez. 'iff 21 :-T, 1 . . . , 51 513522, ,.,...... fin g 31 , 2111 , 64,1 om, f :E -'I 1- - . 3-'I-1'-:-:-e,g,,,', ,,fg15-1..-gi. , , , 3, .i .- .V if - yfgcwy, I , ,. , ,,,s,,,tlMV9 4 '4 g . 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McINTYRE PRESS CLUB Je ,LI1 V 1111 lisin isiepmrmrtftl crirrb The Press Club is an organization com- posed of the joint staffs of THE TXWECO and THE RAMBLER. Until a student has completed thirty hours work on either publication. he is considered a pledge. then he assumes full membership. The Nlelntyre Press Club is a member of the Texas Intercollegiate Press Associa- tion. Delegates to this year's convention of that organization went to Stephen F. Austin College at Naeogdoches. Jimmy Thompson Pl'f'.i'I'dc'IIZ' C. P. lVIeyers l 'ire-Presiderzt Pat Olflallaghan Secretary First Rozy: Drury, Hereford, Blair, Turu, Fumiko, Thompson. 0'CallaQhan. Second Row: Tunnell, Vasquez, Mayer, Meyers, Stafford. Third Role: lYindha1n, Stiles, Hudgins. Executive Committee: Dor- othy Hutcherson, B. Stiles. Billie Harrnening, R. B. Ker- bow, Dorothy Garrison, jake Beidler. Executive Gommittee: .S'caIr'd: Pettey, R 0 b i n s o n, Francis, Warren, Knox. Standiriig: Vas- sey, Boettner, Vasquez. 59 THE GGLDE SHEARS The Golden Shears are an award presented weekly to an outstanding student on the campus. THE GOLDE RULE The Golden Rule is an award presented each month to an outstanding faculty member by the Freshman class. ALPHA CHI National Honorary Scholarship Fraternity Texas Mu Chapter uvxsr The purpose of Texas Mu chapter of Alpha Chi, national scholarship society, in Texas Viesleyan College, is the promotion of scholarship among undergraduate students. The society is composed of approximately the upper ten per cent of the students in the Junior and Senior Classes and is recognized as one of the most worthwhile organ- izations on the campus. Cleon Flanagan President Earl Hiers Vice-President Ima Louise Tyson Secretary Jimmy Thompson Treasurer Seated: Knox, Keith, Upton, Hiers, Flanagan, Tyson, Thompson, Dahlin, Terry, Crouch. Standing: Hagood, Ferris, McLean, DeLano, Rester, Coleman, Barr, Fogharty, Burns, Epperson. This is a national honorary fraternity. It is not intended to take the place of the regular dramatics club, but as students qualify they are elected to membership. This is the Theta Omicron Chapter, or 'ccastf' Beth Eubanks PI'6'5Z'd6'7Ili Bobby Easterwood Vice?-Prrsidmzt Helen Rester Secretaryo ii Shirley Hedgpeth Treas u re r Seated: Easterwood, Tharp, Eubanks. Standing: Hedgpeth, Rester, Beidler, Coleman Williams Rychlik Stiles 5 .5'watcd.' Smith, Johnson, Elder. Sorrels. Swrorid Rozc: Bledsoe. Hutchei'son,pBeidle1', Hyatt, Miles. Third Roux' Francis. Rich, Stiles. Hollis Flarity Pwxidwzt Clyde Bullion Fimt lin'-P1'f'.tidc'r1t Louis Mattiola Srcorzd l'ic'c-P1'f'.fidz'11! Billy John Stiles Third l'im'-P1'ffxid4'rzt john Ed .Fl'2l11CiS Fl7IlI'fl1 l'ic'1'-Prrixidffrlf Fifi! I-?mt': Baker. Lindsay, Flaritv. lN'alkc1'. Smith. Bullion. Srmzirl Rmc: Bond. Francis. Stiles. Bledsoe. Day, Mattiola. Student Council of Religious Activities Student Ministerial Association Sfatfd lxvehlil Builxe Sloniqer, Colenian.Eppe1s0n Standznff Blunei Hiazclil Blue, llYaggonseller, Blau Hficloid Nflcllanul Shirley Coleman PfF.S'f!1'6'IIf VVanda Blue lvifl'-PI't Sldt'7If Ma1'tha Burke Vice-Preudvrzi Lois Epperson .S'eC1'c'1'a1'y Ma1'y Bea Ryehlik 7ll'l'Kl.YllI'l'7A Louise Elder Pmsidmzf Helen Restei' SlTI't'fCZI'j' XfN'anda Tiuinei' 7ll'FC1.YZlH1'I' Helen Kasper Chaplain Evelyn Doak Sponsor Seated Ixaepel lxcstu liHlStCJIl,G3I'IlC1x,lVll21l6V lxax aniuffli Elclli xSf6Z7lfll71Q Knox Doali SlI'1UQl'121H,LHHQlTOI'Cl,rllL11IltI Ixing 2 if4Hi Fin! Rose: Harvey, Hand, XVQ-st, Burkhart, Popejoy, Rich, Bryson, Johnson, Rogers. .S'r'ronf1 Roze: Jones, Bryant, Dunn, Sorrels, Blue, Diaz, Knowles, Hutcherson, Dahlin, Souder. Tlzird Roan' Lewis, Gregg, Poplin, Henderson, Hrazdil, Tyson, Martin, Howard, Lcfiles, Measures, Anderson, Trout, Richart. Fourth Row: lValker, Smith, Leyey, Kavanaugh, Tietz, Jaydes, Vanderslice, Shirley, XN'alton. Fifth Rose: Hager, Gottle, Roberts, Henry, Gregg, Dowdy, Hamilton. , v' BSU. Baptist Student Union Greater BSU Gouncil Seated: DeLano, Knowles, Sorrels, Har- vey, Rich, Blue, Bryant. Slfllldillgf Dunn, lfValton, Trout, Hutcher-, son. The BSU is an organization on the campus com- posed of Baptist students. Activities include parties banquets, worship and mission projects, and par- ticipation in religious activities in the community M. S. M. The Methodist Student Movement is a local divi- Methodist Student Mowmcm sion of the Methodist youth. It is aHiliated with the state movement, and participates in its pro- gram of worship, recreation, community service, and missions. All Methodist students on the , campus are potential members of this group. M.S.M. COUNCIL Swain, King, Drury, Smith, Bentley, Coleman, Burke, Epperson, Rychlik, Mann, Hereford, Bridges, Stiles, Bledsoe and Benton. First Row: Ralston, Smith, Hereford, Cole, Rester, Coleman, Drury, Coleman. 'l'ims. Second Row: Benton, Warren, Denney, Graves, Mcllaniels, Tye. James, Garner, Ep- person, Bentley, Blackburn, Mann, Stiles. Third Row: Stiles, Van Norden, King, VVilliams, Hlhittle, Robinson. Hunt. Gaf- ford, Poteet, Brown, Hall, Brannon, Flarity. Fourth Row: Cobb, Richardson, O'Connor, Turney, Knox, R. Hunt, 'l'hompson, Mayer, Burke, Barnes, Young. Fifth Row: Bridges, Keller, Smith, Caraway, Langford, Flanagan, Mobley, Samp- sell, Hammack, Day. I Sixth Row: Kasper, Swain, Hunter, Bailey, Kirton, Alexander, Berry, I. Thompson, Prather, Knox, Depew. Seventh Row: Francis, Bledsoe, Baker, Symons, Blankenship, Nichols, Smith, Cham- ness. This organization was set up in 1946 to kccp x'ctc1'a11s infoixncd on CLIIICHI 16018 lation and policies allccting thun It also promotes good follouiliip betuun xctu uns and othcr Studtnts Clifton P. Nleyers PI'l'.1lIll4'7If Dale Howard I'irr-P1'uvidmzt Charles McManus Sf'c'1'1'fary Mayola Davis Trvas u 1' 6 1' I llif 111 is X1 11sl1 ill XX illxcison FHHIIIIIQ. Butler, Holland Hedgfpeth S om! R1 Cottln NI Broun Hinton Ixellex F. Brown, Stokes. Underwood I 111111 Ro 1 V lllf lin Hiulxins Floxxnlu C harnplon, Battey, Hampton Cox Manzi Ilff 1 Hunts Andi ison iclxson MCM3IlllS, Dowdy, Nleyers TWC BAND Student Organization F 77 Mr. Raymond Kelton Band Director Mr. Richard Fcrrin, an outstanding violin- ist, is conductor for the TVVC Chamber Orchestra. The orchestra also presents two concerts each year, one in the fall and one in the spring. N t I ,1, . Q - 4., ZL: in The TYVC Band under the direc- tion of Mr. Raymond Kelton is very active in all school events, especially at all our basketball games at home. Each semester they present a concert. Rester. Diaz. Quintero. Beard, S. Turu, Billingsley, NVest, F. Turu, Bledsoe, Ralston, Lopez, Shirley. .l l Helen Rester PIAP.Sld6'7lf Kenneth Bledsoe Vive-President Nlarianne W'est Sm' 1rr'la1'y-T1'f'a5u ref F uiniko Turu Reporter NVanda Blue Prcside nt Beverly Sorrels Viee'-President Helen DeLano Secretary Betty Anderson Treasurer Dorothea Keith Reporter Mrs. Mary Craig Sponxor EL CIRCULO ESP OL Spanish Club T U GAMMA CHI Town Girls' Club SrnIwd.' Vaught, Blue, Beard, Rogers, Craig, Harvey, Fox, Gafford. Sfllllllllllgf Gable. Hughes, MCKL-on, Hand, Sorrels, Beavers, Andersen, Keith, Wal- lace, Delaano. nn ? ii. 5. 'S il , .gh-f ff ' -,ak -: 0 'r -, .bn 1, Y sv W... -..W Q- 4 V Seated: Mattioli, Miles, Elder, Feiiis CHRIST ANIBASSADORS Religious Organization CHI RHG Life Service Volunteers Standing: L. Griswold, Stanphill Let Cloud Hy xtt BILIHLI Band R C ixswold f Griswold, H. Miles. Ruth Milcrs PI'6'.Yldf'7lli Louis Mfttticerli Vin'-Pr'r',seirIf'r1t Louise Elder St'Cl'l'ffllil'-Y1l't'fI,S ll H' Jacqueline Ferris Repo rim' Richard Hunt Pl'f'SlC17Cll1' Gaither Day ViC6'-PI'f?.Sid6?IZli Dorothy Marin Srcreetary Wlanda Blue 7lH'K1.YllI'l'I' Fay Hereford RllfJ0l'ft'l' First Row: Alexander, Richardson, Ralston, Sarnpsell Bailey Hcittoid Second Row: Rychlik, Burke, Blue, D. Williaiiis Hunt XX Williams Third Row: lNonders, Hall, G,Gonner, Van Norden Htndeistn Xounf 'Ihomp son, R. Hunt. Fourth Row: Dunn, Mobley, Gay, lVIorris, Drury Harris ohnson Tunnc ll Fifth Role: Stiles, Benton. ' -'P' 'W limp tu liottrmli lin! limi: 'liiiylmp lilgxir. Nlgmii. Smfulrl Rfmp' Sta-want. Frzxiiuis. illlilfl Rm. : Slilex. if l ll y I in ll. IWIIIIHI lfmi 5 li. XXVliiiil'l', lic-html. SlXfll l6U.'.i,- he-gating. c-UIVIIIJIH. 2 THE ESLEYAN SINGERS ' 491.49 The XYl SiCf'l1I1 Singers is an orgzmizzition of selected voices which studies and presents publicly the choiccst part- soiigs. mzldrigzils, and modem eight-voiced pieces. All voice majors are required to participate. iilUl11.lN. lliiiclle. 1211141111 lim-in ers. XXilliiil'l'. liluiixigzxii. Hgiliris. SlJl'4'l'. finle, gmc. Uimvea. nuns. ill-- II 1 lx l l' f I Imci. HIUXYII. lizlllexxg Hanley, Ii2liil'l. liilmle. Iiiicluex. ifllf Rim: 'I'umiell. lJi-pi-xi. Hunt. XN'illf-yy Snttuxxliili-. ifiiw. Kc-slel. l'il'i,l'l. Rcmgvlx. CROSS TI BERS Marshall Knox P1'6.vir1'01zt Carey Coleman Secwiary McKie Trotter Sponsor 5 my Knox, Coleman, Trotter Cross Timbers is a very active organization with varied activities during the year. Sketching trips, observation visits, and attendance at exhibits have been included, as well as the club's most recent undertaking, the TWC Film Society. In sponsoring this Society, Cross Timbers is seeking to bring to the students some of the best films in the motion pictures industry. First Row: Graves, Abeyta, Coleman, Knox. Second Row: Caraway, Sampsell, Parker, Ferris, Upton, Trotter. Third Row: Pistole, McCullough, Yates, Owens, McLean, Davis. ' 2. 1442: .L ,un 1. ana.n ..nim ' fl 1 GAMMA OMICRU Home Econornics Department Club Ramona Howard Prfsidc' Ill hlargaret Spears I'irt--Pn1tz'dur1f Gamma Omicron is an organiza- tion for girls who are vitally in- terested in the Held of Home Eco- nomics. Much of their activity takes place in the modern and well-equipped Home Economics House. The local chapter is also active in state and national work, and sends delegates to both con- ventions. Nell Drury Sl'l'I'l'flII'3' Seated: Hedgpeth, Price, Morrow, Howard, Spears, P. Smithq, Zastoupil, Lowrey. Stana'i1zg: M. Smith, Hall, Garner, McKnight, Hrazdib Bentley, Drury, Tims. K'f3MQgf,:z::ws: ?L'Z72J'f'L'..- ,, 265132. f-ff ll 3 it Q5 it-ze fi ' jf - 3 1 , t , --M . .. , X 1- ,.,-,.J-wr we -1 I . W..- ,,.c..,i.,. E . O Q 5 ' W, 5 . 2 , . 1 5 l l 1 'l 3 2 This is an organization of students who are interested in speech-drama work on the campus. The major projects of the organization include the production of a three-act play each semester, and on these proj- ects seek membership in Alpha Psi Omega, national honorary dra- matics fraternity. l-....., THESPIAN Speech Departmental Club Lois Epperson President, Ist Semester Dewey Williams President, 2nd Semester Helen Rester Secretary! John Ed Francis Vice President B. Stiles Business Manager' Mac Stiles Reporter Williams, Rester, B. Stiles, Epperson M Stiles Francis. First Row: Beard, Elder, Epperson, Tims, Rester, Whaley, Tye. Second Row: Tharp, Gafford, Blackburn, Hyatt, Bruner, Rychlik, Williams, Here- ford, Straughan, Shipman, Anderson, Cobb, Berry, B. Stiles. Third Row: Leach, Burkleo, Burke, Hrazdil,-Kirton, Parker, Benton, Mann, Richart, M. Stiles. Fourth Row: Francis, Mattioli, Vasquez, Bledsoe. BETA EPSTLO Business Departmental Club Bleade Thoinas Pzriizlvlzi Dale Howard l illlil'-Pl'l'jl.lll'1lf Diana rllycr .5'urrt'tar'i' lit-tty Lou Langford Y'n'r1s111'r'r Robert XYlllll1Il1S R4 fJCJlfl'l' Olin Hinton .5'a1sgf'f1nt at Azrnzs M4-nl Howard, Hinton, Thomas, Tyer, Langford, lVilliams. Business Administration ma ors and minors form this organization. The primary aim of this club is to pro- vide contacts with the business world by means of visiting lecturers who represent various types of in- dustry, by sponsoring business clin- ics and forums, and by field trips to business establishments. Meet- ings are held once a month. F irst Row: Hinton, Smith, Harrell, Fox, Poteet, Phipps, Tye. ' Second Row: Coleman, Schneider, Williams, Langford, Kasper, Horton, Tyson, Robinson, Crouch, Howard. Third Row: Hill, Taulman, Demetruk, Taylor, Measures, R. Williams, Tyer, Shannon, Littrell. Fourth Row: Wlaggoner, Gee, Townley, Wahl, McGilvray, Ford, Hiers, Kirton. . . .,,. .fig 14 div V . 5 4 4 '95 .fzf 1 J ,ft 4 4, ii t ' ' F f h 75 U :iii ' 94, .1 . ,.,, , .6lZ,1,,Ii Z: Hu- Z, Ca.. mi Scia Quatore is a club designated to further interest along scientific lines. All students of biology, chem- istry, physics, home economics, or mathematics are eligible for mem- bership. This club is affiliated with the Texas Collegiate Academy of Science and is a local chapter of the Collegiate Division. sem QUATORE Science Departmental Club Archie Hood President Bettye Hardwick V126-Presiderzt Le Ruth Bentley S67CTl'FfIl'I'y and T7'670.YlLl'FI Mac Stiles Rllf7OI'fllI' ' Byron Butler Pafrliamerz tarian Hood, Bentley, Hardwick, Stiles, Butler. First Row: Clark, Pickard, Stearns, Maberry, Champion, Butler, Cole, Bennett. Second Row: Stiles, Hardwick, Gramer, Hampton, Jaynes, Brown, Symons, Dowd. Third Row: McClintock, Barnes, Hopper, Hood, Hagood. WAA lN'omen's Athletic .Association Nancy White Prvsidcrzt Peggy Arrant lvift'-PI'6'51.d6'7lf Nlary Lou Bush Stfrctary XYanda Edwards 7iil'CfI5Ill'l'l' .Iuanell Gilmore Reporter Wlhite, Arrant, Edwards, Bush, Gilmore. Sports for women are under the control of the Women's Athletic Association. The purpose of the or- ganization is to promote athletics, to create a love for sports, and to foster the ideal of good sportsman- ship. The association is a member of the Texas and National Athletic Federation of College Women and the National Amateur Athletic Foundation. F im' Row: Whaley, Arrant, White, Gilmore, Edwards Betts Sfrond Row: Wfarren, Word, Bush, Wakefield, Stiraughan, Montya, Robinson, lVaggonseller. The TW Club is composed of men who have lettered in some major sport. The purpose of this club is to sponsor worth-while activities TW CLUB Lettermarfs Qrganization Charles Moe Dowler Pwsidmzt Jerry Buck TlA6'G.iZlI'C'l' Sam Rasco l V166-Pl'f'.xfdFl1l which will in any way benefit ath- letics in the school. Aww First Row: Clifford, Jefferson, Hart. Second Row: Tassione, Bradley, Buck. Third Row: Zastoupil, Jackson, Dowler, Rasco, Windham. Dowler, Buck, Rasco . Y J , XX K b Fraternity ,gig 1 I .1 ' ,.A'- - Ai x: 4,-' -. , Him O X Ralph Jackson, President Marty Clifford, Vice-President Pat Simmons, Secretary Jerry Buck, Treasurer Jackson, Clifford, Simmons, Buck. First Row: Baum, Bradley, Burleson, Champion, Hampton, Hart, Howard, MGyCl'S. Swrond Row: Overby, Seago, Tassione, Thorton, Underwood. Not Pictured: Archie Hood, Lou Zastoupil. AUTISS Wanda Turner Lowrey, President Thelma Standlee, Vivce-President ,-, 3 . rm Harrell, Secretary , , , ref Fox, Garner, Kavanaugh, MCLe1'oy'. Lowrey, Harrell, Ballew Not Pictured: Thelma Standlee, Shirley Hedgpeth. Fraternity Richard Anderson, President Mac Stiles, Secretary Dale Griggs, Treasurer Anderson, Stiles, Griggs. First Row: Burge, Chapman, Cogdell Dernetruk, Ford, Hopper, Jefferson. Second Row: McManus, Riley, Taulman, Wahl. Not Pictured: Charles Bass, Jack Gramer, Clyde Hagood, Bill I-Iedgpeth, R. B Kcrhow, 'Bill Lee, Charles Lowe, Jerry Singer. N.- Hike. Patsy Gay, President Dorothy Garrison, Vice-Presid ent Martha Perry, Secretary Dorothy Hutcherson, Treasurer N Sorority .141 . 511041 il all J Gay, Garrison, Perry, Hutcherson. First Row: Bryson, C. Coleman, S. Coleman, Corbin, Degenhart, DeLano, Drury, Gilmore. Second Row: Harmening, Jackson, McDaniel, O'Callaghan, Pettit, Rice, Robinson, Sandifer. Third Row: Shannon, Smith, Sone, Tye, Tyer, White, VVord. s if 's,v..:. as K. ww gf . , l Q, , QV , .... , . 471 , aw V ' 51 ured: Beth Eubanks, Betty Fair, Joann Zastoupil. 2'-vw ' as ,fa f,-va'-. . . 5-Nt.: -451. 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RAMONA MANNING HOWARD Fort VVorth, Texas Home Economics Major - Guardian of The Golden Shears-President Gamma Omicron-President Tau Gamma Ghi- Member of Alpha Psi Omega, Koro, Thes- pian, Scia Quatore, Gamma Omicron, Tau Gamma Chi, and ENTRE AMIS- Resides with her husband in Apartment 18, Wesleyan Courts-Hobbies are sewing, swimming and dancing-Bachelor of Sci- ence Degree, January, 1952. COLLEGES AND UNIV ERSITIES FUMIKO TURU Mexico City English Major-Guardian of The Golden Shears -Miss RAMBLER-Member of O. O. McIntyre Press Club, El Circulo Espanol, TXWECO Staff and RAMBLER Staff-Resides in Dan Halle Hobbies are driving, rowing, and knitting-Bache- lor of Arts Degree, June, 1952. DOROTHY HUTCHERSON Memphis, Texas Elementary Education Major-Guardian of The Golden Shears-Chairman Golden Shears Com- mittee-President BSU-Secretary Student Coun- cil-Treasurer DEKA-Member of BSU, Koro, and DEKA - Junior Class Favorite - Campus Sweetheart-May Queen Nominee-Resides in Ann Hall - Hobbies are reading, movies and sports-Bachelor of Science Degree, June, 1952. WHO'S WHO IN AMERICAN NATHAN CLEON FLANAGAN Fort VVorth, Texas Religion Major-President Alpha Chi- Member MSM, SMA, Thespian and Wes- leyan Singers-Hobby is singing-Bachelor of Arts Degree, June, 1952. R. E. WINDHAM Fort Wo1'th, Texas Mathematics-Physical Education Major -Vice-President Student Council-Presi- dent Senior' Class-Sports Editor RAM- BLER-Guardian of The Golden Shears -Manager of Rams-Member of O. O. McIntyre Press Club, SCRA, TW Club and ILLOTUS DUODECIM-Resides in Mulkey Hall - Hobbies are collecting stamps, sports and working with kids - Bachelor of Science Degree, June, 1952. .f iL'5.iff'fJ2da4f COLLEGES AND UN IV ERSITIES DONALD B. CHAMPION Los Angeles, California Chemistry - Biology Major - President Texas Academy of Science-Collegiate Academy-Bush ness Manager of RAMBLER--Member of AL- TOCO, Scia Quatore, Veteranls Club, and O. O. McIntyre Press Club-Guardian of The Golden Shears-Paper, uEducation For Truth presented at the state convention of Alpha Chi-Resides in Apartment 26, Wesleyan Courts-Hobbies are his wife, Fran and his two girls, Debbie and Donna- Bachelor of Science Degree, August, 1952. , fam, ,MM xjlwufaaif , J flaw! jiwwwni Q ,l 2,46 , ,EM , ,4 0'7'L24.A'J ' V W7 JMZMLQU 'haw 1A 7Z,f'7,aW Maffwft' WV MJ MDF' We s We 65:54 Lbcclfu Qu ' , all Ad, 2 SHIRLEY COLE N A 1' 94440 Aw QA En s Major-Pledge C A-Mem 1' of Alpha Chi, Alpha Psi Omega, Koro, SCRA. Thespian, E1 Circulo Espanol and DEKA-Resides in Dan Hall-Hobbies are Poetry Collecting, read- ing and dancing--Bachelor of Arts Degree, June, 1952. MWeWW,, . d!0 6 46,1 MW f D, 400444941 ' 1 ff cf Offffz Z0 'MU' WA L Tia, if .42-.fl fifffff-Q! fywfilz AMA! J O A' M - - ' Zh a lcah, Texas WHO S WHO IN AMERICAN JIM WILLEY Springfield, Illinois Music Education Major - Guardian of The Golden Shears-President Phi Mu Alpha-Member MSM, Wesleyan Singers, and Gross Timbers-Senior Class Favor- ite Nominee-Hobbies are drawing, ice skating and swimming-Resides in Mulkey Hall-Bachelor of Music Degree, June, 1952. CLEMMIE BURNS Fort Worth, Texas Music Education Major - Guardian of The Golden Shefars - Phi Mu Alpha Sweetheart-May Queen-Vice-President and concert mistress TWG Orchestra- President Sigma Alpha Iota-Member of Alpha Chi and Wesleyan Singers - Hob- bies are tennis and dancing-Bachelor of Music Degree, june, 1952. CCLLEGES AND UNIV ERSITIES MCELREATH MAC STILES Maypearl, Texas Pre-Medical Major - Guardian of The Golden Shears - TXWECO Editor - RAMBLER Staff - Reporter for Thes- pian and Scia Quatore - Secretary of SAKKARA-Member of Thespian, Scia Quatore, MSM and SAKKARA-Resides in Mulkey Hall - Hobbies are dancing, music and journalism work-Bachelor of Science Degree, August, 1952. BILLIE HARMENING Maypearl, Texas Business Administration Major-Guard- ian of The Golden Shears-Golden Shears Committee - Treasurer Student Council -Homecoming Queen - President of DEKA - Senior Class Favorite Nominee -Member of Beta Epsilon, TXWECO Staff and DEKA - Hobbies are John Phillips, dancing and outdoor activities- Resides in Ann Hall-Bachelor of Science Degree, June, 1952. WHO'S WHO IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIV ERSITIES JAKE BEIDLI-311 Fort XYorth, Texas Speech Drama lvlajor-Guardian of The Colden Shears H President Student Council - Member Alpha Psi Omega, SCRA, Thespian and Veteran's Club - Male lead in Mr. Pim Passes By and I Like It Here -Resides in Mulkey Hall-Hobbies are swimming, music and dancing-Bachelor of Arts Degree, August, 1952. LOIS EPPERSON San Angelo. Texas Speech Drama Major - Guardian of The Golden Shears - President Thespian M Vice-President MSM - Senior Class Favorite Nominee-Campus Sweetheart Nominee - Female lead in Kind Lady -Member MSM, Alpha Chi, Alpha Psi Omega, Koro, Thespian-Resides in Ann Hall-Hobbies are dancing and music- llachelor of Science Degree, January. 1952. Qczcguekae 7e'zfz6a ca swee+hear+ grill gfolfanal ca swee+hear+ v5,,,yW,. iff, 5 7 5 2 5 XJ 4 '7 Z A f do f ' M 4 ' J Y I I I-- 0 f mm! O if' 6 f 1 A ....l'L Sadconaodauc 77fa4cJago of ffm Zdfltofz + ' f-.Z 3.4, x 2 M xN if , 4 ,A f Q 1- hey ' t X. 1 f X , occ, xl Sykbnv - g if Z X9 f X ,Z 5 A X 0 I Vly, lf ft . 9 ir-44' r f 6 , 0 0 K Z - A . 1 2 0 classes SENIOR CLASS R. E. WINDHAM President DON BENTON Vice-President DOROTHY HUTCHERSON Secretary NANCY WHITE Treasurer I he .bznzor Game Party, an e Ljogable evening for all. 130 RICHARD ANDERSON Paducah, Texas B.S., Physical Education, President Sakkara. JANET ANDREWS Fort Worth, Texas B.S., Business Adminstration, BSU, Beta Epsilon, Entre Amis. PEGGY LOUISE ARRANT Fort Worth, Texas B.S., Physical Education, SMK, WAA, Tau Gamma Chi. VIOLA BEVERLEY BAKER Harlingen, Texas B.M., Music Education, Wesleyan Singers, Sigma Alpha Iota. DON BAKER Fort Worth, Texas B.S., Social Science, Rambler Staff, O. O. McIntyre Press Club, Sports Editor Rambler, Business Manager Rambler. ERA C. BEATY Sunset, Texas B.S., Elementary Education. THOMAS C. BATTEY Minneapolis, Minnesota B.S., History, Scia Quatore, Veteran's Club. JAKE BEIDLER Fort Worth, Texas B.A., Speech, Alpha Psi Omega, Colden Shears, SCRA, Thespian, Veteran's Club, President Student Council, Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities. FLORENE BENNETT Fort Worth, Texas B.S., Secretarial Science, Beta Epsilon. ALICE ALLENE BENNETT Fort Worth, Texas B.S.,,Elementary Education, Scia Quatore. DONALD RAY BENTON Kilgore, Texas B.A., Religion, TXWECO, SCRA, President MSM, SMA, Wesleyan Singers, Thespian, Student Council, Class Fa- vorite, Junior Class Winner Sermon Writing Contest. KENNETH DWAIN BLACK Bujalo, Texas B.S., Social Science, SCRA, MSM, SMA. WANDA FAYE BLUE Fort Worth, Texas B.S., Elementary Education, Golden Shears, BSU, Koroso- phian, President Tau Gamma Chi. LAVENE E. BISHOP Fort Worth, Texas B.S., Elementary Education. 131 SENIOR CLASS '96 as -Jn - V, Nr . ,' ,ir s , af' - K, 1 A A E p f If - r vp .J a 9 ,gr -e W ' Af: f e J Y B ,A in., 4, xi L CELIA JEAN BRANNAN Weatherford, Texas Religious Education: SCRA: MSM: Korosophian. CLYDE BULLION, JR. Truseott, Texas B.S., Religion. MARTHA LOUISE BURKE faeksorzeille, Texas BIS., Elementary Education: MSM: Korosophian: Thes- pian. VAN BURKLEO Lindsay, Oklahoma B.S., Speech: Thespian: Veteran's Club. CLEMMIE LORENE BURNS Fort Worth, Texas B.M., Music Education: Alpha Chi: YfVesleyan Singers: President Sigma Alpha Iota: May Queen: XVho's Who in American Colleges and Universities. ROBERT BYRON BUTLER Dallas, Texas B.S., Secondary Education: Scia Quatore: Veteran's Club. BILLY P. CARDWELL Weatherford, Texas B.S., Biology, Education: Scia Quatorc. VIRGINIA MCKENZIE CLARK Indianapolis, Indiana B.S., Elementary Education: Scia Quatore: Veteran's Club. MARTIN LIoNEL CLIFFORD Paterson, New jersey B.S., Social Science: TXWECOg Thespian: Altoco: Golden Shears. BERYI. CAREY COLEMAN Fort Worth, Texas B.A., Art: MSM: SMK: VVesleyan Singers: Cross Timbers: Gamma Omicron: Deka: Smile Girl: MSM Sweetheart. SHIRLEY JEAN COLEMAN Paducah, Texas B.A., English: Alpha Chi: Alpha Psi Omega: SCRA: MSM: Korosophian: Thespian: Buenos Vecinos: Deka: Freshman Duchess: Junior Duchess: lVhogs Who in American Col- leges and Universities. INA MAE COOKE Cleburne, Texas Elementary Education NEEL CORDER Fort Worth, Texas B.S., Business Adminstration. DONNA EASON CRosBY Fort Worth, Texas B.M., Music Education: Sigma Alpha Iota. 132 MAYOTLA DAVIS Fort Worth, Texas B.S., Education: Cross Timbers: Veteran's Club: Tau Gamma Chi. JOHN H. DODSON Fort Worth, Texas BS.: History: BSU: Veteran's Club: Illotus Duodecim. PAT Down Fort Worth, Texas B.A.: Chemistry: Scia Quatore. CHARLES DOWLER Langeloth, Pennsylvania B.S., Physical Education: Golden Shears: President TW Club: Sakkara: Basketball Co-Captain. LoU1SE ELDER Hope, Arkansas B.A., English: SCRA: President SMK: Thespian: Buenos Vecinos: Member of C.A. Organization. Lois LAVERNE EPPERSON San Angelo: Texas B.S., Speech: Alpha Chi: Alpha Psi Omega: Golden Shears: Vice-President MSM: Korosophian: President Thespian: Nominee Senior Class Favorite: VVho's Wfho in American Colleges and Universities. JAMES HILLYER ESTES Fort Worth, Texas BM., Music Education: BSU: Phi Mu Alpha: Band. BETH EUBANKS Quanah, Texas B.S., Speech: President Alpha Psi Omega: Golden Shears: President Thespian: Deka: Homecoming Queen. FRANK H. FARAR Burkburrzette, Texas B.S., History. Secondary Education: Rambler StaFf: TXWECO: O. O. Mclntyre Press Club: Veteran's Club: TXWECO Business Manager. JACQUELINE XIENITA FERRIS Fort Worth, Texas B.S., Elementary Education: Alpha Chi: SMK: Cross Tim- bers: Thespian: Tau Gamma Chi: C.A.: C.A. Sweetheart. NATHAN CLEON FLANAGAN Fort Worth, Texas B.A., Religion: President Alpha Chi: MSM: SMA: Thes pian: Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities. HOLLIS VERNON FLARITY llejerson, Texas B.S., Social Science: SCRA: President SMA. ARNOLD EUGENE FLEMING Fort Worth, Texas B.A., History, Secondary Education: TXVVECO: O. O. Mc- Intyre Press Club. STEWART CHARLES FOGARTY Cleburne, Texas B.A., Social Science: Alpha Chi: Veteran's Club. 133 CLASS SENIOR CLASS f if '1 - S95-T' I eh! Nfffi l .Jw MF, M.. A 1 PATSY GAY Iowa Park, Texas B.S., Elementary Education, President Deka, President l Inter-Sorority Council, Snow Maiden, Senior Class Fav- l or1te. LEO GEE Granbury, Texas B.S., Social Science, MSM, SMA. DoLoREs JUANELL GILMORE 2 Turnersville, Texas I B.S., Physical Education, WAA, Deka. RILEY LEE HAMPTON Hamilton, Texas l B.S., Biology, Scia Quatore, Veteran's Club, Altoco. T BETTYE HARDWICK I Fort Worth, Texas E B.S., Biology, Scia Quatore. l BILLIE BETH HARMENING Aflaypearl, Texas B.S., Business Administration, TXWECO, Golden Shears, X Beta Epsilon, Treasurer Student Council, President Delia, . Homecoming Queen, Who's Who in American Colleges 1 I . . . .l and Universities. I ll CHARLES FRANKLIN HAWKINS , Fort Worth, Texas . B.S., Social Science. l EARL H. HIERS, JR. Fort Worth, Texas B.S., Accounting, Alpha Chi, Beta Epsilon. OLEN D. HINTON Fort Worth, Texas i B.S., Accounting, Beta Epsilon, Veteran's Club. ARCHIE Hoon, JR. Fort Worth, Texas B.S., Chemistry, President Scia Quatore, Veteran's Club, Altoco. GLADA ANN HORTON Euless, Texas B.S., Business Adminstration, Beta Epsilon. DALE HOWARD A Fort Worth, Texas B.S., Business Administration, Alpha Psi Omega, Rambler Staff, O. O. McIntyre Press Club, Golden Shears, Thes- pian, Beta Epsilon, Altoco. RAMONA MANNING HOWARD Fort Worth, Texas B.S., Home Economics Alpha Psi Omega, Golden Shears, Korosophian, Thespian, Scia Quatore, President Gamma Omicron, Tau Gamma Chi, Entre Amis, Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities. RICHARD ALAN HUNT l lfVeatherf0rd, Texas B.A., Religious Education, SCRA, MSM, SMA, Buenos Vecinos, President Life Service Volunteers. 134 DOROTHY HUTOHERSON Memphis, Texas B.S., Elementary Education, Chairman Golden Shears, SCRAg President BSU, Secretary Student Council, Junior Class Favorite, Campus Sweetheart, Dekag Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities. RALPH EDWIN JACKSON Paterson, New jersey B.S., Physical Education, Golden Shears, Veteran's Clubg TW Club, President Altoco. JAMES WALTER JARVIS Fort Worth, Texas B.S., Business Administration. HENRY LEWIS JORDAN Aquilla, Texas B.S., Education, Veteran's Club. DAULTON R. KELLY Fort Worth, Texas B.S., Elementary Education. R. B. KERBOW Rhome, Texas B.S., Physical Educationg Golden Shearsg President Sakkarag Cheer Leader. .JAMES KILE Amarillo, Texas B.S., Physical Educationg TW Club. MARSHALL KNOX Fort Worth, Texas B.A., Artg MSMg Cross Timbersg Illotus Duodecimg TXWECO. L A BETTY LOU LANGFORD Fort Worth, Texas B.S., Business Administration, MSM, SMK, Beta Epsilon. LAYTON LEE Fort Worth, Texas B.S., Business Administration, Beta Epsilon. BERTHA LITTRELL Fort Worth, Texas B.A., Business Administration, Beta Epsilon. WILLIAM GEORGE LOWRY Weatherford, Texas B.S., Education. DERRELL DEAN MABERRY Alvarado, Texas B.S., Secondary Education, Rambler StaHg Scia Quatoreg lllotus Duodecim. BETTY GENE MAJORS Weatherford, Texas B.S., Home Economics, BSU, Korosophiang Thespiang Scia Quatoreg Gamma Omicron. 135 SENIOR CLASS 'wif gjfaif' , 'ir ' .- ' ,f I e .- f in T. A' 35, 'iff .qw .......e' . was ,352 ef I. Pbjxlm, 5 if! F , s OP J ,f . Y. ,' 1- ' .I . , si V ' - 41: f'2 i ' x f., , -I 'Q , sly, 0 Q ,. G.. 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AARON O. NICHOLS Fort Worth, Texas B.S., Physical Educationg MSM. PATRICIA MARIE O'CALLACHAN San Antonio, Texas B.S., Home Economicsg Rambler Staffg TXWECOQ Presi- dent O. O. Mclntyre Press Clubg Golden Shearsg Thespiang Gamma Omicrong Dekag Rambler Society Editor: Rambler Business Managerg Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities. FRANCES WALLACE O,FARRELL Fort Worth, Texas B.S., Nursing Educationg Veteran's Club. RICHARD R. OLSEN Tonazvanda, New York B.S., Secondary Education, History: Scia Quatoreg Veteran's Club. JACK PARKER Fort l'1f'orfh, Texas BS., Business Administration. lVlARTHA ALICE PERRY Paflucah, Texas ' BS., Business Administrationg O. O. McIntyre Press Club: Thespiang Beta Epsilong Delia. BETTY MARIE PHILLIPS Fort Worth, Texas BS., Nursing. V. A. PISTOLE Fort Hjorth, Texas BS., Elementary Educationg Cross Timbers. HARRY C. PURSER Fort Hforth, Texas RS., Business Administration. 136 RICHARD EUGENE REMUS Forest Park, Illinois B.S., Business Administration, Beta Epsilon, Phi Mu Alpha. HELEN RUTH RESTER Qlifton, Texas B.A., Elementary Education, Alpha Chi, Alpha Psi Cmegag MSM, SMK, Wesleyan Singers, Thespian, President Buenos Vecinos. ..,,-, e I MARY BEATRICE RYCHLIK Bryan, Texas B.S., Social Science, MSM, Korosophian, Thespian, Alpha Psi Omega. STEPHEN WRIGHT SARVIS Dallas, Texas B.S., Bible, BSU. SCOTTIE SAYERS Fort Worth, Texas B.S., Physical Education, WAA, Tau Gamma Chl. MARTHA ANN SHIPMAN Alvarado, Texas B.A., Social Science, MSM, SMK, Thespian. LOIS PARSONS SHIRLEY Elizabeth, Tennessee B.A., Speech. BETTY TURNER SHULER Fort Worth, Texas B.A., English, Korosophian, Buenos Vecinos. JAMES EDWARD SHULER Fort Worth, Texas B.S., Religion, SMA. SHIRLEY ROBERT SMITH Cresson, Texas B.S., Business Administration, Beta Epsilon, Veteran's Club. THELMA RUTH STANDLEE Fort Worth, Texas B.S., Physical Education, SCRA, MSM, SMK, WAA, Tau Gamma Chi, Autiss. WAYNE E. STAPLES Fort Worth, Texas B.S., Elementary Education, Altoco, ROBERT OTIS STEARNS Fort Worth, Texas B.S., Chemistry, Scia Quatore, Veteran's Club. EDWARD K. STEWART Fort Worth, Texas B.A., History, Wesleyan Singers, Phoenix Club, Illotus Duodecim. 137 week, SENIOR CLASS S 10,2 K SP 'i si y x e f A I ,e 5 r Q s Q, az ,reps r y fe 4- x 'Y f 5, g X Q -Qs , 'L K U .. ye . Z. . f fl, .9504 2:5-2 . A ..- ,. :,:,:,,,x 7 . . .le , ::,- 1-,iz ,:f?.:.:Q'gd, .ze-1.2-1-5 E . , -xi . Agp ' A , EES? 4 ,, es MOELREATH STILES Maypearl, Texas B.S., Pre-Medical, Rambler Staff, Editor TXWECO, O. O. McIntyre Press Club, Golden Shears, MSM, Thespian, Scia Quatore, Sakkara, lVhO's NVho in American Colleges and Universities. ROSE ELIZABETH TALLAS Fort Wo2'th, Texas B.S., Elementary Education. CHESTER B. TAYLOR, JR. Fort Wor'tl1, Texas B.S., Business Education, Social Science, Rambler Staff, Beta Epsilon, Illotus Duodecim, Sophomore Class Favorite. MEADE THOMAS Covington, Louisiana B.S., Business Education, President Beta, Epsilon, Veteran's Club. JIIVIMY LOUIS THOMPSON Fort Wortlz, Texas B.A., History, Alpha Chi, Rambler Staff, Editor Rambler, Golden Shears. JIM1 THORNTON Chicago, Illinois B.S., Elementary Education, Phi Theta Kappa. THEODORE W. THORNTON Odessa, Texas B.S., Chemistry, Scia Quatore, Veteran's Club, Altoco. PAULA HALLY TILLMAN Fort Worth, Texas B.S., Home Economics, BSU, Gamma Omicron, Tau Gamma Chi. EDNA MARIE TIMS - Crowley, Texas B.S., Home Economics, MSM, Thespian, Gamma Omi- cron, Entre Amis, Smile Girl. JOHN FRANKLIN TOWNLEY 'lael-csboro, Texas B.S., Business Administration, Beta Epsilon, Veteran's Club. FUMIKO TURU Mexico D. F., Me'xiro B.A., English, Rambler Staff, TXWECO, 0. O. McIntyre Press Club, Golden Shears, Buenos Vecinos, Miss Rambler, WhO's Who in American College and Universities. SHIZUKO TURU flflexico D. F., Mexico B.A., English, Rambler Staff, TXXNECO, O. O. Mclntyrc Press Club, Buenos Vecinos. LOTTIE MAE UNDERWOOD Fort Worth, Texas i B.S., Elementary Education. DORIS E. UPTON Hallsville, Texas B.S., Elementary Education, Alpha Chi, MSM, Cross Tim- bers, Tau Gamma Chi. 138 LINCOLN DAVID WAHL Fort Worth, Texas B.S , Business Adminstration, Beta Epsilon. LEWIS N. WALLACE Fort Worth, Texas B.S., Elementary Education, Veteran's Club. EDITH F AYE WHITE Hillsboro, Texas B.S., Elementary Education. NANCY SUE WHITE Venus, Texas B.S., Physical Education, TXWECO, Golden Shears, MSM, President WAA, Student Council, Deka. DEWEY E. WILLIAMS Waskom, Texas B.S., Speech, MSM, SMA, President Thespian. MALCOLM R. WILLIAMS Fort Worth, Texas B.S., Physical Education, Altoco. ' ROBERT R. WILLIAMS Fort Worth, Texas B.S., Accounting, Beta Epsilon, Illotus Duodecim, Senior Class Favorite. ROBERT P. WILLIAMS fonesboro, Texas B.S., Chemistry, TW Club, Altoco. WESLEY WEEKS WILLIAMS Fort Worth, Texas B.S., Religion, MSM, SMA, Veteran's Club: R. E. WINDHAM Fort Worth, Texas B.S., Mathematics, Physical Education, Rambler Staff, O. O. Mclntyre Press Club, Golden Shears, SCRA, Vice- President Student Council, TW Club, Illotus Duodecim, President Senior Class, Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities. EMMIT ANDERSON WOMACK Paradise, Texas B.S., History. ALBERT IRA WOOD Fort Worth, Texas B.S., Elementary Education. GERALD WAYNE YOUNG Tyler, Texas B.S., Religion, SCRA, MSM, SMA, Wesleyan Singers, Thespian, Phi Mu Alpha, MSM Sweetheart. LOUIS JOE ZASTOUPIL 1 Dallas, Texas B.S., Education, Golden Shears, TW Club, Altoco. 139 SENIOR Wgik if X . ' ..,' ' Mila' in i X' ' 9. Q f Q X ff' I 4, S if W Z 'Q l is .- --. :S . 1 Z, CLASS X. 'Ms M .zlf A .. i s use A s as ' 'i . ' . 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BRADLEY Dallas, Texas CLAUDINE BRIDGES Salado, Texas FRED W. BROWN Fort Worth, Texas NAOMI RUTH BRUNER Hope, Arkansas WALTER BRYANT, JR. Fort Worth, Texas MARY LOU BUSH 40 Fort Worth, Texas MELWN CHAPMAN U Q04 'NP . gg , V Sanger, Texas wg, GD . QQ VIRGINIA COBB Q' ,Ora 5'-5 Smithfield, Texas SD Qjx NX ' QQ Q .QQ Q JAMES COLE Q5 W Muenster, Texas Q! N0 .spd Q PATRICIA ANN CONNER ' San Antonio, Texas JIMMIE COONTZ Fort Worth, Texas HERBERT S. COTTLI-I Elgin, Texas NIOR CLASS mm 1 M 1' S. 4 AWARE ,QF JUNIOR CLASS -Q H.: fW'X 'Q F . . SSR, 'inet .115 49, ff ,Z v in . -,I '9! '5 'K' -ilu BETTY ALICE Cox Fort Worth, Texas BETTY SMITH DAHLIN Fort Worth, Texas G. L. DAY Bismarck, Missouri CHARLES DEASON Fort Worth, Texas HELEN DELANO Fort Worth, Texas THOMAS CHARLES D Coleman, Texas CARL DEPEW Grapevine, Texas NELL MARIE DRURY Carlsbad, New Mexico CHARLES M. FLOYD Fort Worth, Texas WILLIAM FRISBIE Weatherford, Texas DOROTHY GARRISON Paducah, Texas JACK H. GRAMER Fort Worth, Texas CARROLL GRAVES Fort Worth, Texas GLADYSE GRISWOLD Dallas, Texas LEONARD GRISWOLD Dallas, Texas RHYDONIA RUTH GRISWOLD Dallas, Texas BENNIE C. HAMILTON Odell, Texas BETTY HARVEY Fort Worth, Texas BOBBY LEE HILL Weatherford, Texas WINNON G. HOLBROOK Cransfills Gap, Texas BILL HOLLAND , O Broken Arrow ELLENEY klahoma CHARLIE HOOD Weatherford, Texas GEORGIA HRAZDIL Burkburnett, Texas V JOAN HUNT MARY BETH HU Meridian, Texas JAMES E. Weatherford, Texas NTER JACK, JR. Fort Worth, Texas RAY JEFFERSON Fort Worth, Texas HIRAM JOHNSON Dallas, Texas FRANCES JORDAN Fort Worth, Texas DOROTHEA KEITH Fort Worth, Texas JUNICR CLASS , yn N1 I Hfr'h ' , KSN! r ,ss ix, . E 5 wi I gg? if 'if... SM 'hfh A A I lf! 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PHIPPS Fort Worth, Texas JOSEPHINE PICKARD Fort Worth, Texas CLOVIS L. PROCTOR Pam pa, Texas SAMMY JOE RASCO Memphis, Texas RALPH ROBINSON Meridian, Texas WAYNE ROBINSON Azle, Texas VERNON SCHNEIDER Hamilton, Texas PATTI SONE Rising Star, Texas BEVERLY SORRELS Fort Worth, Texas LOUISE TERRY Fort Worth, Texas JANE TROUT Bu rleson, Texas OLIN TUNNELL, JR. Dallas, Texas IMA LOUISE TYSON Saginaw, Texas TRAVIS UNDERWOOD Bowie, Texas JOAN WHITTLE Fort Worth, Texas JERRY WILLIAMS Fort Woi'th, Texas BARBARA WOOD Cleburne, Texas JOANN ZASTOUPIL Chillicothe, Texas 145 JUNIOR CLASS Q m i P, ' 3 , ' U if ', , ,M ' I iai, N Y , Muff' - if I., QE 1 ra A Q -M-5 , 4 l Y W z. wif ., ' , ' ' 'ale , A ' wfiiigls P 4 . ff ,gg I. ' Af 'I A J aidbgv 'Sad I f 7 his S73 T11 f' K' T K 25 CZ ev 9 G I is 4 K 6 T if TX lhqjefj' TQ ? 1 if ,Q XC! f' TQp K TCC- 4?-9 1 Ms ec, f Offs sv A 'E2,gf, PC, 5' I 'Cy fx f' 'N 'J'T7fc , . XZ. X? ' ' L, J , 5 .L 6, I. 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GBE Granbury, Texas IRENE GREGG Springtown, Texas DALE GRIGGS Alvarado, Texas BERT HAMMACK Fort Worth, Texas KXKIS LAVERNE HENDERSON Itasca, Texas L JACKQUELINE JOYCE HUGHES Fort Worth, Texas BILL HUNT Talihina, Oklahoma VERNON JAYNES Fort Worth, Texas HELEN KASPER Mason, Texas ROBERT KELLER Fort Worth, Texas JOYCELYN KIETH Fort Worth, Texas , 148 lVIILDRED KNOX Fort Worth, Texas DON LEACH Fort Worth, Texas CHARLES LOWE Lorneta, Texas SUSAN MCCLENDON Fort Worth, Texas SYLVIA MOMURRAY Garland, Texas DABNEY B. MEEKER Fort Worth, Texas DICKSIE MEEK Fort Worth, Texas JIMMY MOBLEY Fort Worth, Texas JERRELL NEWTON Bira'ville, Texa.s GENE OWENS Fort Worth, Texas LLOYD PARKS Fort Worth, Texas ANN PERKINS Fort Worth, Texas VANETTA PETTIT Fort Worth, Texas ELSIE POPLIN Grand Prairie, Texa.s BETTY FAIR PRESNELL Fort Worth, Texas MARTHA JO PRICE Fort Worth, Texas BARBARA SUE PRITCHETT Fort Worth, Texas JACK PUOKETT Fort Worth, Texas JACQUELYN PUCKETT Euless, Texas HAROLD G. REED Olney, Illinois 149 DOROTHY HAYES RHOADS Dallas, Texas SOPHOMORE CLASS K 7 Z4 5 a 2, 1, 1 ' e, 2,-if filly. we, 5 if-: ,'I!,,n , , , 1 X, XA k ' T 5, f J A .W - f 155' ' 1 as lf W, , f Q x it K , . L. .. .Ni Q , li- AW' W 4, tx I., lg K SS 5 J J- . Y ,I ff- Jil, 1 b, , :rf SOPHOMORE CLASS li l ? ,, k l. QV sw I N '.. YZ. M M 'NL fo- ' I Sm. I 4 R . rv . '14, ja 1 L -3, f- BEVERLY RICH Fort Worth, Texas MARILLYN RICHARDSON McAllen, Texas BILL ROE Wichita Falls, Texas MARX' KATHERINE ROSS Fort Worth, Texas PAT SAMPSELL Fort Worth, Texas NEAL B. SATTAWHITE Fort Worth, Texas MARTHA SHANNON Fort Worth, Texas PAT SIMMONS Vernon, Texas PHYLLIS SMITH Frederick, Oklahoma SUE SMITH Morton, Texas EDWARD SPEARS Maypearl, Texas MARGARET SPEARS Burleson, Texas HELEN SPEER Fort Worth, Texas y .. .. . LILLIE STEPHENS T Pont Allen, Louisiana fx BILLY JOHN STILES i ' Z Midlothiarz, Texas 'P XY fi 4 bu? F' G MITZIE STRANDON' Breckenridge, Texas DORIS STRAUGHAN Quanah, Texas JOHN STREW Fort Worth, Texas DON SYMONS Henrietta, Texas OTTIE TAULMAN, JR. Odessa, Texas JOYCE TEAFF Fort Worth, Texas FRANK TILTON Fort Worth, Texas DIANA TYER Carlsbad, New Mexico ANN VANDERSLICE Fort Worth, Texas NYLA JEAN VAUGHT Fort Worth, Texas JAMES WAGGONER Fort Worth, Texas BILLY WALKER Lubbock, Texas JOHNNY WALKER Fort Worth, Texas JOSEPH E. WALKER Mansfield, Texas PAUL E. WALTON Dallas, Texas JEANNINE WEST Fort Worth, Texas JESSE WHALEY Eastland, Texas CHOCK WORD Meridian, Texas Mew, 4941- 151 01004 MMMM WW' 49-M 1- '3 SOPHGMORE CLASS s A g 'S P 'T A-e , W, 1 dj , Y 'X A' A , lu. YM 'ww -- ,fx,, ,,,,- fffzgxgsfzf .gf 5, X O if f WARREN, BOETTNER: ROBINSON. FRESHMAN CLASS JOHN ED FRANCIS: President GENE BOETTNER Vive-President PATSY VVARREN Scfflffary KATHLYN ROBINSON Treasurer FRANCIS Q, - P 7 1 lfzfirlmlff of a good timv! 152 153 FRESHMAN CLASS FAYE ABEYTA ,I Fort Worth, Texas I ,L I NOLAN AGEE t w -,1' Fort Worth, Texas M ll ' S A E AAl'- Q ?' i il AM LLEN H oney Grove, Texas A 1 W DIXIE ALEXANDER Mosheim, Texas IVA ANDREWS Fort Worth, Texas BEVERLY BEAVERS Fort Worth, Texas BETTY BEARD Fort Worth, Texas BOB BERRY Smithfield, Texas PATRICIA BLACK Fort Worth, Texas WANDA BLACKBURN Mena, Arkansas DESSIE MAE BLAZI Fort Worth, Texas KENNETH BLEDSOE Lubbock, Texas .5 I A ,X Ya , gg -Q1-',.Q', . A X . .. 4, sm f PM gf , L gy, -. ,, .... . 42V,Q,L,tx,f, WSP JAN BODINE Fort Worth, Texas GENE BOETTNER Hamilton, Texas WILLA MAE BROWN Fort Worth, Texas TROY BRYSON Fort Worth, Texas BARBARA BURKHART Fort Worth, Texas VEMA CARAWAY Fort Worth, Texas ORA LEE CARTER Wills Point, Texas MARGIE CHUMBLEY Frisco, Texas BILLY COGDELL Snyder, Texas .117 'un 1 X I FRESHMAN CLASS ' 1 'Rx 1941, 1 5,1 X -I' 6' fa at -'ami' -us., 'RQ' IVR ev f f 7' 1'-.EPYP 4.1. :Km 5 JACKIE HARRIS ' Fort Worth, Texas F AY HEREFORD Lometa, Texas DELL HOBSON Fort Worth, Texas IRL HOLT Quanah, Texas JOAN HOGAN Fort Worth, Texas L. D. HOLLAND Rio Vista, Texas LYNELL HOLLAND Rio Vista, Texas GLORIA ANN HUDSON Fort Worth, Texas ELLA HYATT Dickens, Texas FLORENCE P. JACKSON Martinez, California MODENA JAM ES Nocona, Texas ADDIE JOHNSON Fort Worth, Texas I onli LOU JOHNSON Fort Worth, Texas NANCY JOHNSTON Fort Worth, Texas CHARLIE JONES Fort Worth, Texas FRESHMAN CLASS GEORGE A. JONES , Marlow, Oklahoma J MAURINE KAVANAUGH I f , Hamilton, Texas RUTH KEATING . 3 Fort Worth, Texas N A DON KIRTON I, S, Mart, Texas LOIS LANDRUM R f Q Fort Worth, Texas , I . -I i ' fllii fwff I ' ' Uh 4 JEAN LANE ,A :fr , Lubbock, Texas A 'K 155 4 J Q 1 FRESHMAN CLASS 9 -. DAVID LATHAM Fort Hf'Orth, Texas DORIS LEATHERS Amherst, Texas NAOINII LEVEY Waxahaehie, Texas FRANKLIN LEWIS Fort Worth, Texas ADOLPH LOPES Fort W'orth, Texas WILLIAM LUDWIC Fort Worth, Texas ANITA LU NDAY Mansheld, Texas JOSEPH LUTOSTANSKI Zeigler, Illinois . ROBERT MARTIN Fort Worth Texas ,mm B TTYE MCDANIEL M Fort Worth, exas Q-QZLZZXJZZ I BOB MCQUITTY Fort Worth, Texas Q66 2 RUTH MILES Fort Worth, Texas S' ? xx, GLENDA MITCHELL L, Crowley, Texas JO MONTYA Fort Worth, Texas J. C. NICHOLS Corpus Christi, Texas JUDY VAN NORDEN ' Fort Worth, Texas DOLLY O,NEAL Haslet, Texas MAR JORIE PARKER Fort Worth Texas Fort Worth, Texas BILLY PORTWOOD Fort Worth, Texas ANN POTEET Evant Texas , AL I 1 f 5- DKDRCJTI-IY FRANCIS POPEJOY J 156 ANNE RALSTON Iowa Park, Texas JEAN RICE Fort Worth, Texas JAMES RICHART Fort Worth, Texas HERBERT RIDDLE Fort Worth, Texas TOMMY RILEY Snyder, Texas KATHLYN ROBINSON Meridian, Texas CHARLOTTE ROGERS Fort Worth, Texas SANDRA SANDIFER Fort Worth, Texas CHRISTINE SCOTT Abilene, Texas LINDA FRANCES SMITH Fort Worth, Texas MYRTLE SMITH Haskell, Texas JO SOUDER IRA THOMPSON Fort Worth, Texas Stephenville, Texas BETTY TIETZ Rio Vista, Texas WILMA TIPPING ANN TURNEY Weldon, Texas Blooming Grove, Texas WANDA TYE Paducah, Texas EARLINE VAUGHN DON VASSEY Odell, Texas Fort Worth, Texas JESUS D. VASQUEZ Manila, Philippine Islands STANLEY WAHL 157 Fort Worth, Texas FRESHMAN CLASS AAzJK:L:IES3-1' , ,. M e' eff W SM , X . .,,-. I ws .V 4 fv-R N. QW. 5? 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LANCASTER--FORT WORTH 3, TEXAS Lg. ICE CREAM-MALTED MILK QL i SUNDAES - MILK SHAKES ' Stop at ASHBURN'S ce GQGHQ QUALITY COUNTS 3012 EAST ROSEDALE One of the Nati0n'S Finest SHOPS for MEN J OHNILASHE FORT WORTH Main at 8th Fort W'01'tI1 I '1 THE ARMY STORE I I Y' O il CI Is nzfornzs -.Sp rt Ig food.: 11U11 1111311 111111111111 I v , - Il mek Clotlzzzzhg-Slices and Boots Cozlzplftf' Lim' of Ribbons and Insignia 1215 Houston FO-7119 ABC WASHAMAT AUTOMATIC LAUNDRY 3122 Avenue I Telephone LA-9001 BARCO BELT COMPANY .Manufacturefs of Men's Belts 3208 E. Rosedale LA-7171 -IO7 THROCKMORTON STREET PHONE ED-3225 FORT WORTH 2, TEXAS Band and Orchestra Instruments Everett and Cable Nelson Pianos Complete Sheet Music-All Instruments Magnavox-Television-Radio-Phonograph Fort Worthiv Oldest ana' Most Complete Music Store B 81 B VENET IAN BLIND CO. ffBefm Builtj' VENETIAN BLINDS Call LAmar-3073 Also Repairing and Refinishing 1001 AYERS FORT WORTH BAKER FLORAL CO. 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O. Box FORT XVORTH l. TEXAS 901 Collard Telephone LA-21-I5 , Q7 ,Juq V. , 163 BESTS LAUNDRY 8: CLEANERS BRANNEN WASHATERIA The Original in Polyn SOL1Ill A121111 S1Cl'L't'C ESTAABLISHED 1936 Bring and Saw'-L1'l2f'rtal DIrS'C'CJllIIf I N' QUINTON BRANNEN, O1'igif121f0I' wig GIVE GREEN s'1'AMPs we Appffmte Your patronage Phone LA-9152 1911 Vaughn Blvd. Corner Ave. L GoRDoN BosWELL F10IL'f1l',f ' FA-2265 1220 Pennsylvania 'Poly Hotpoint Dealerj' BURGE HARDWARE 8a APPLIANCE CO. Jack Burge Paul Burge BURTON lINGO COMPANY CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1952 YOUR FUTURE IS AHEAD OF YOU FOR YOUR FUTURE HOME SEE BURTON-LINGO COMPANY Air Conditioning for Your Comfort CHARLES OF NEW ORLEANS Open 11 A.M. to 2 P.M. for Lunch 5 P,M. to 10 P.M. for Dinner Closed Tuesday Sea Food, Steak and Creole Dinners. Catering to Special Parties, Private Dining Rooms for Business Meetings, Weddiligs, Dinners, Banquets, etc. LUNCHES AND DINNERS DIAL ED-1847 For Reservations Corner W. Presidio and North Ballinger Fort IVorth, Texas Telephone FA-1231 CONVENIENT PARKING Dependable C 655 SAP E ED-1411 for ZORIC DRY CLEANING LAUNDRY SERVICE FUR STORAGE Congratulations Graduates Discrirninating Fashions of Distinction Nationally Known Brands in Quality CornpIin1erzt.s of WM. CAMERON LUMBER CO. Over 76 Years in Fort I'Vorth 2-115 Wfest 7th Street FO-7271 W. B. CHAMBERS DRUG STORE Apparel, Shoes, Millinery and Lwtml to Accessories and Sportswear on Your Courteous Service Awaits You 602 HOUSTON STREET Ave. N. and Bishop Fort Worth, Texas HERSCHEL COVEY'S GARAGE GENERAL AUTO REPAIRS Across from T. W. C. Campus Corner of Collard and Ave. B Telephone LO-3322 CHILCOAT POTTERY 8: GIFTS For the Gift That Is Differrrzf' 1220 Nashville, Fort VVorth Telephone LA-1829 CLAMPITT 81 BRANSQM APPLIANCES 311 SO. JENNINGS FA-9888 Ifs Refreshment . . . And It's All Value .: WHEN r '1'::.':7'.1: X1 'TAKE A 42.7- gg 1 Un EASE xl ' r X pluSdHl1ME XX 'ah v0U'EPA?5sll ll -mx Q I r 'Q A X-ax, 'Y -f-f f rf F. HQ nnlnkp a air! -'I- 14 '7 . ' A4 ' ea, X 4? , x In nv W T ir: 'gl ,,. TT' X..BmIlfS v ' 1,-f l ,T 'vs . xr .f1',l,rfL'-,l' ' . V' ' ' f ' qzwfrN1- ,grail -,lx ll ' H ' IN ll BUTHS cl iv ffl '.l' 'Ui' 'll Q att .ill Q I u l nf M Q J' URlN . , ,Q .1 ll. - MZ z In 1'irM in s ' ll v BOTTLID UND!! AUTHOIITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY IY for your pleasurev CRAFTS and HOBBIES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY 2704 E. Rosedale Phone LO-7258 Fort VVorth. Texas W. PAT CROW FRIGIDAIRE 911 Houston 212 Mairi Telephone FA-1286 Ray Crowder Funeral Home Courtoous- Efficient AMBULANCE SERVICE 700 5th Ave. ED-1213 CONGRATULATION Senior Cfaoo 1952 'I COMPLIMENTS OF 701 MAIN STREET FA-6520 Fort Worth's A R T I S T ' S MATERIALS D t t PICTURES epar rnen Ore F R A M E S . of fnendly W0 Carry A Complete Line of Artists' Supplies . O Printv-'Fim' RFfJI'fJdZ1I,'fI07I.Y1Bf'CZUfIf1l1 Framm LET US FRAME YOUR DIPLOMA AND CRAIJUATION PHOTOGRAPH COLLINS PAINT PROIDUCTSWXVALLPAPER COLLINS ART COMPANY R-E-COXQCUMPANY IIN! 'I'Tll'0C'T'iIll0l'IOIl Phono FA-6181 D L PAINT 8. WALLPAPER co. , See Equitable For . . . PROVEN QUALITY PAINT AND WALLPAPER t Call Us for Reliable Painters LOW COST HOME LOANS 610 South Jennings FO-0436 UPlf0lSferieS INSURED SAVINGS Furniture Refinishing and Repairing FRED DAVIS 704 West Seventh St. FAnnin 5245 819 NASHVILLE LA-7329 DU BOSE, RUTLEDGE 81 MILLER 1899 - 53 Years in Fort Worth - 1952 A Insurance . . AND SURETY BONDS Fmendly FaSh1on Store INSURANCE SPECIALISTS RATE AND POLICY AUDIT SERVICE FREE Deep in thg Telephone FA-1389 Fort Wo1'tl1 Nat'l. Bank Bldg. Heart of Texans C O M P L I M E N T S O F JOHN DIEB COMPANY 233 W. 13th FA-0387 DRAKE CLEANERS Cleaning and Pressing Service FORT WGRVFH I 167 ELLIS EXTRA QUALITY IMANS Treat Yourself to ELLIS PECAN COMPANY L. Y. ELLIS, Ow ' Nloved to New Location-1012 N. Nlaiiiir IWA-7216 G 0 0 D Evan'S Barber Delicious and Refreshing P3116 ROSEIJALE IIT ,semi fo Plaavr' MII-K ICE CREAM To Solve Your Transportation Problem Safely . . . Economically , Foremost -Dairyland RIDE THE BUS! FoREMosT DAIRIES, Inc y Proud are we to be a part of a community so fortunate as to have an educational institution of such cultural force as TEXAS WESLEYAN COLLEGE THE FORT WORTH CHAMBER OF COMMERCE .X 'jf 2' f72 1 W2 TN N QAOWSH --i.. - Y-J? x Y -T W I 11 -ndu I 'UNI I Ir X mW 1- Y ' Y v R 8 lA.'1 Q I . I A I ... S -1.29, ', , I ,u -xl I- D v'-is , , -, mv M.-F: - rx XX m . f A X Qi YI lil, ,X rxI44.g.QN. lxxlar ,in ,Ri NA X IGJXIX :QS ' - I 'I SAIIIG ' 'AJS I IINIIXXQ' YL 'X X 9' XJ! X f-f' -'IL-'37 T 'l7-.Tv-l Tjfiih -5 N li -H' fa if f if ef- I ' f' ff, 2-P 111 f E ' fi-4 r f J'-' s I I ' -, I YI-4 .Ziff-I ffkx Y :vf'l-,-f- JQ, s.,4'4'vx,4 S V ' is 1 ' -ll! I - ,,-,- . X N S 7 I n Sa I Q an 3552! M ljylwqyj JJ-ff,-f:,ff'f fA,i Neil O ,Cf U X ,iii NS -Ml' ' J ,Jer 7'ff'7' I V N R My N ix Q -.tl 6' Q 0 9 THE FUTURE IS YOURS . . . Use it Wisely You are 'ro be congrafulafed on compIe+ing your course of s+udy. Graduarion opens 'rhe door Io your fu+ure and Ihe oppor+uni+ies of 'rhe world which you are eager Io meet As you begin your journey info Ihe years ahead remember Ihal one of Ihe mosi' imporI'an'r firsi' s+eps is 'rhe developmenl' of I'he I'hrif'r habit Your Fori' Wor+h Banks s+and ready +o help you in 'rhis respeci' and in every oI'her way possible. You'lI find Iheir friendly guidance aI' your disposal and fheir doors always open +o you. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK - THE FORT WORTH NATIONAL BANK CONTINENTAL NATIONAL BANK - UNION BANK 81 TRUST CO. - TRINITY STATE BANK MEMBER BANKS OF THE FORT WORTH CLEARING HOUSE ASSOCIATION Fort Worth Wholesale Grocery Company Wholesale Distributors Compliments of FORT WORTH WAREHOUSE 81 STORAGE COMPANY Telephone FA-1 161 Compliments of General Engineering Corp. 118 S. Main St. Fort Worth. Texas FO-55-11 FORT WORTH, TEXAS FA-3351 2-15 Wlest 15th Street Compliments of General Industrial Supply Corp. 108 Industrial Avenue Telephone ED-9581 ' s , , w , Complete Real Extate Service General Insurance and Loans . . . , wner J' 0' C F GILCHRIST o WALLACE-GILCHRIST eo. , , -9 ' S12:22'if QM ' fm, 51111 J. MATT WALKER, Associate My www 555 Q9 SWFFTIUH N 318 w. T. WAGGONER PHONE Fo-2123 Tom S. Gillis T. M. Gooch, Jr. Established 1913 TOM S. Gll.l.lS INSURANCE AGENCY GENERAL INSURANCE - SURETY BONDS POULTRY EGGS PECANS Phone FA-9477 802 First National Bank Bldg. Fort Worth, Texas GAMM POUl'l'RY 8 EGG GUMPANY Wholesale and Retail GILLESPIE GRILL 2731 East Rosedale Featuring Carnation Ice Cream - Malt - Sundaes Serving Homemade Chili, Barbecue Plate Lunches and Short Orders NA Trial lflfill Coizvirzee You GlllllAND DRUG COMPANY C. I. GILLILAND 0 A Pleasure to Please 3130 E. Rosedale Delivery Phone LA-2173 FORT WORTH COMPLIMENTS OF 201 E. R d l t B 056 a e a ryan H. l. GREEN GO., INC. r Q 1 1 r Fort lf1f'orfl1',v Illost Complete 5-I0 to 1.00 lelephone ED-9944 Port Worth, fexas 1',,,-my 510,-,. -101 Houston thru to Main St. 170 ll. H. Glenn Dreamland Mattress Company WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Built for Raft 1914 E. Vickery Blvd. Phone LA-2121 GRIDDLE NO. 2 M Block South T. W. C. Campus Featuring HAMBURGERS-CHEESEBURGERS FRENCH FRIES and THICK MALTS 8 ,CWM K We X 1 A fp e H 'W I Fgx f I l ,f S113 f M .We an . wWjj1L1LTQM1Te5 17 9 M37 Breakfast Served 1417 Vaughn Blvd. GRIDDLE SYSTEM, INC. Tu T ' FORT WORTH GRAND PRAIRIE DALLAS DIAMONDS-WATCHES-LUGGAGEf PHOTOGRAPHIC EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES GOLDSTEIN BROS. Champions Paramount m ln Values Service CREDIT ,IEWELERS Phone ED-1495 Corner 9th and Main Fort Worth, Texas Lige Green Floral Co. Flowers for All Occasion.: 611 FIFTH AVENUE DIAL ED-1221 Compliments of W. J. Hancock Paint and Wallpaper Co. Distributor of Wallpaper, Paint and Sundries FORT WORTH 4, TEXAS 900 West Magnolia 3214 Camp Bowie 3204 East Belknap 2027 North Main MERTZ K. WILLIAMSON JNO. R. HALSELL, JR. Two Hartfords HEAD-TEAS 81 CO.-General Agents GENERAL INSURANCE - ALL FORMS STUDENT ACCIDENT INSURANCE-PERSONAL EFFECTS AUTOMOBILE Phone FA-1278 Suite 606-11 Dan Waggoner Bldg. Harris Hospital Extends Congrafufafiona to the Senior Class of 1952 W. P. Earngey, Jr., I4d7?1Z.lll,ll7'lIfOl' 171 Hilburn Printing Company ADVERTISING PRINTERS FA-H31 0 OFFICE FORMS 0 COMMERCIAL PRINTING lf 6'e.s'f.s' less Iii!! waved' 2:4 S - Eqfbe DAX WEEK 0' MONTH 0 DIRECT MAIL ADVERTISING 526 S. Jennings H I L LA R D RENT-A-CAR HILL CABINET MILL CABINET AND GENERAL MILL WORK AND REPAIRS HOULIHAN'S FOOD MARKET DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS 2112 Vaughn LO-8251 53112 Xlaughn Blvd' 3900 Avi. N1 LRCSB LA-4416 3116 Xaughn Blvd. Telephone LA-4466 Corzgratulatimns LABORATORY SUPPLIES . . SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS HIISCIICI Nursery and FIOIISII REAGENT CHEM1CA1,5 LANDSCAPE SPECIALISTS ' ' ' ' InduStr1a1 Sc1ent1f1c Inc. Gzfmw nf C'07IlfI1l'fl' Lim' of AfI1ll'.H'l'j' Sffiflf I . . f F w h 4909-13 la. Rosedale LA-1352 lgii Iglieiirsifiift Oriiougfin A PROTECT YOUR HEALTH Eat More Fresh Fruit and Vegetables IIM-HILL 1201 jones St. PRODUCE CO. Fort Worth, Texas 172 The Humble Company joins friends and relatives in extending heartiest congratulations and best wishes to the Class of 1952 May efvery success attend you HUMBLE OIL 81 REFINING GUMPMIY Phone LA-9337 Phone LO-1616 BOB ISHAM SERVICE STATION GENERAL AUTO REPAIRING AUTOMOBILE PARTS and ACCESSORIES 'SCOURTEOUSLY SERVED BY LOCAL BOYS 2919 E. Rosedale Fort Worth, Texa REMEMBER WALTER JETTON King of Barbecue 1432 W. Terrell ED-9372 .Sincere Gzngrafufafionff Cfaaa of 152 Roy Hyde Studios TWC Annual Photographers 2916 E ROSEDALE LA 8953 JAHNS SUPPLY COMPANY 3332533155 ' RHEEM FORCED AIR HEATING EQUIPMENT Pipes - Valves - Fittings WHOLESALE 1715 Commerce St. Fort Worth 1, Texas 17:6 NEW ISIS THEATRE TIKIZI'-:II'OllIld Air Corzditiorzrd In Business for YOUR PLEASURE 2-103 North ISIain MA-2691 JEWEL TEA COMPANY, InC. .iGl0t't'1'lt'.V and Plfllllllllltli 301 W. Arlington Dial WI-0767 T. J. JOHNSON FURNITURE COMPANY BUY - SELL - TRADE New and Used Furniture We Rent Chairs, Tables, Beds, TVheel Chairs, Hospital Beds, etc. 11300 Main Phone FA-9439 Fort TN'orth, Texas WI-9612 Lake Wlorth Residence SU-3185 KLEINSCHMIDT'S CAKE SHOP Specializing in Wedding-Birthdajf' anal Party Cakes 3130 W. 7th St. Dial FO-4641 .I trash-imm Reitli s LONGHORN BRAND sooo, soon, Gooo TO EAT The best tasting, finest quality fruits and vegetables are made available to you by the Ben E. Keith Company. When serving . . . or when being served . . . Longhom Brand means the best in good eating! DALLAS l FORT WORTH H wlci-mA FALLS ' E r I-UBBOCK E A COMPANY ABILENE ggi A A ., Q... , LONGVIEW ass... .. ..s,. ,ls t incest olsmsurons os FRESH AND rnozsn :nuns AND vscemsiss IN me soumwssr V Hz X L Nz' s s i fs wrt 't'- 'feQf.,. 'wi XSS? x C5 ' 1 sex Sze 1 lug ke X 5 -N N EK sm. s. FN saga ' xxfigyx 9. 9 jOHNSON'S DRESS SHOP Congratulations 1952 Graduates OUR CLOTHES ARE DIFFERENT 'k Attention Is Given to Personal Details in the Art of Dressing ir FREE ALTERATIONS 207 WY Seventh Telephone FA-3887 Fort Worth Cornplirnents of FRANK KENT MOTOR CO. Your Ford Dealer Since 1935 100 E. Lancaster and N. Main at 26th Fort Worth, Texas HE HLUJHUS RETTTETUBERS ,. TO SE FI D , ff i .ries .': W'i i ' ip 20. Chocolates I , ' . . r o R ,' h HTIKRICHTI QUEENS , 'i f A l ,X l J I lf sim nl rs' 1' .. . 3 rams A If ' 4 HITTGSHSSORTTTIETIT ,' f 4- rf? S L, 4 aoetvtnvmnnvlfisit f t i I x A-T . if '4f -s A 4 ? if ,. ' , N N ,N .D . lgxix, I ,b .ll E X 1. -gist s I X' I . X s' A Q X W b M M gl P .,., ., S. M KX Q i A a k - , s QL-k SOLD BY BETTER STORES I THE LYDICK ROOFING CO., Inc. J. E. KUykel1dCIlI I.Ul'l'lbeI' CO. 01: FQRT WQRTH flumbering Along Q ROOFING AND SHEET METAL CONTRACTORS 306 COLLARD LO-1921 58 YW5 f'1Tfxf'f Phone FO-2313 Fort Worth, Texas LA CAVA'S Inc. GOOD CLOTHES DESERVE LYLE'S FURNITURE 8: APPLIANCES THUROUGH CLEANING 3016 E. ROSEDALE LO-2873 709 West Magnolia Telephone WI-3201 LAURITZEN 81 MAKIN, Inc. .Manufacturers of Store Fixtures and Mill Work 2015-19 Crump St. P. O. Box 385 worth 1, Texas MCDONMD and COMPANY I I ' I I ' I I f ' czfnmfnr-nArrfas'rr'! ' ctmfvffesffnrffns if Real Estate Tom Turner, Sr. Tom Tumer, Jr. 2676 E. Vickery Telephone LA-2161 Mortgage - Loans VIRGIL LOAFMAN NEW AND USED CARS Insurance 2920 W. 7th Street Telephone ED-9345 Compliments of - CO' FA-6345 Dan Waggoner Bldg. REFRIGERATION - HEATING 2730 Lipscomb Telephone WI-2295 DAIRY PRODUCTS 2909 VAUGHN BOULEVARD PHONE LO-1913 175 MEMBERS HERMAN GAR'1'N13R N,-,M J. MAC THOMPSON ri w. J. BLOUNT T WOMBPSON V. P. BAKER XX! W. w. TAYLOR ROGER C. NEELY R. L. FARMER, FRANK L. THOMPSON GEORGE GARTNER Congrafufafiomi fo fAe gracluaferi rom T. A. MITCHELL COMPANY NN 9 P. O. BOX 3083 me jrienalfg .gore FORT VVORTH 5, TEXAS Avv. E. and E. Rosa-clgilv T1-lvpliom' LA-4018 To you and to every qtudent WC extend an invitation to visit us often at The Friendly Store JOHN MORRIS FLORAL COMPANY INC FOUR LOCATIONS IN FORF WORTH COMPLETE CIFT AND FLORAL SFRVICI MOTT'S FIVE, TEN AND TWENTY-FIVE CENT STORE No. I-2302 I-Ialtom Road VA-9617 No. 2-3040 Hemphill WA-2737 No. 3-3010 E. Rosedale LA-5629 No. 4-3923 Camp Bowie PE-5708 No. 9-3128 E. Belknap VA-3541 No. IO-6104 Camp Bowie PE-6305 No. 22-3-129 VV. 7th FO-3938 No. 23-I9 Westclifjfe Center WI-3280 No. 2+-1511 N. IV. 25th NO-I6-II RAY NEIGHBORS DRUG STORE LPI!! Bc Neiglzborly Phone WA-8451 5555 W' 555' 555 W555 OAK FARM DAIRIES WHITE WAY PASTRY SHOP IfVhitff Iflfay-FLAKY FRIED PIES5' Phone FA-6411 1221 E. Lancaster Fort Worth, Texas P A N T H E R S H O P Quality Clothing for M1111 Complete Outfitters for Young Men and All Formal Wear Tuxedos and All Accessories Rented 916 Main Street Telephone FA-8030 PAULS SHOES, Inc. BEAUTIFUL MATCHING BAGS 606 Houston Fort Worth Telephone FA-5541 PAN AMERICAN WALLPAPER 81 PAINT CO. Horne loans, 1Off? down payments, up to 136 months to pay for labor and material. Phone 1 r-X-8331 THOS. Ii. KIRK. Manager 1108 Houston St. Fort Worth. Texas 1 ly POLY TIN SHOP Famous For Mglr Guality Merchandise C'0mfff ff S'1f'f'f Mffflf M At A Budget Sa ving Price ARTHUR G. HAGAR, Owner HOIISTON AT FOURTH THROUGH TO THROQIKMORTON 3208 Avenue A. Telephone LO-32-I3 CONGRATULATIONS E to High Quality TO SENIOR CLASS OF 1952 Gasolines - Diesel Fuels - Ranger and INR- lnope you will ln- s11Cc'c,-ssliill and happy 0 Sky Ranger Lube Oils in all that you unclc-rtuke to do. Z' PREMIER Oll REFINING COMPANY PENRY LUMBER eo. OF 7711 Irnl X P11 ' .c' 1 ings wx one XVI-2272 y , , 1 , , Iwhneru-sz Port Worth, Longview, Arp, Balrcl 180 1 PARVIN TRANSFER COMPANY Refrigerator and Piano Nlouing LOCAL Sc LONG DISTANCE MOVING SOLICITED 30? Cl QOOJ EUQPGQQ, .SDQIWC 1724 FIFTH AVENUE WI-9812 I 1 1 as POLY POP 1 -r sons sfronml S 1818 Hemphill 1900 Evans Ave. 1837 Green Oaks Drive 'Fre6 Parking Space - Open Late for Cf'OllZ'f'l1It'lIlf' Open All Day Sundayn Co mplime 71 ts of H. T. PRIDDY COMPANY Iflf'lz01c'sal4' Frrslz Fruits and I'rgrtablf'.s 1314 vvesleyan LA-91306 1208 Calhoun Fort Wfortll, Texas POLY DRUG RAY 81 HAMIL POLY'S FINEST VENETIAN BLIND COEIPANY 1900 East Vickery LA-2022 POLY FLOWER SHOP PHONE LA-2112 3118 E. ROSEDALE Across from T.W.C'. Campus W. R. Laurence' Reynolds-Campbell Company Lumber and Bzlildrrsf' Ssuppliws Phone LO-1919 2701 Vickery Boulevard FORT WORTH, TEXAS Poly Sewing Machine Store BUTTONS and BUCKLES COVERED BUTTON-HOLING and BELTS MADE TO ORDER 1418 Vaughn Telephone LA-2400 RHEA - ENGERT PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAITURIQ THE POLYTECHNIC HERALD PUBLISHING - ADVERTISING Phone LA-2510-Jud S. Perry, Editor 2912 E. Rosedale Poly Herald Bldg. POLY MUSIC SHOP SELMER - BUESCHER - BUFFET BAND INSTRUMENTS STROMBERG-CARLSON RADIOS and OLYMPIC TELEVISION PIANOS WILCOX-GAY RECORDIOS RECORDS - MUSIC - SUPPLIES BAND INSTRUMENT REPAIR SHOP 3106 E. Rosedale Across from T. W. C. ROMING FLOOR COMPANY Asphalt Tile--Rubber Tile'-Cork Tileee Linoleuin-e Floor Sanding and Relinisliinge-1VIetal IIIIIIIHS'--IjOl1Slll'l'S 3583 MCCART TELEPHONE WA-I 18236 181 MRS. RALEY'S BAKERY S'f1f'r'1'r1fi:z'11g in l1'l'flIli71.Q, BZ'l'flZIlI1,1' and Pllffj' Cffllfvs 1050 YY. hlagnolia FA-4575 C'0n1pli1m'nt5 of Y .Slwfs 1NIEN'S SHOP Fort YV0rth, Texas SHICRINIAN RICSNICK, Maxlager 611 Blain Street Phone FA-6063 ll'l1t'rt' Your Eyvs Ara C'0l1Ft1l'7It'll IV5 DR. MCGUIRE and STAFF sHL'R'r-FIT OPTOMLLTRIC SERVICE 1 I Kohler of Kohler Plumbing Fixtures g 9-2309 Distributed by 1 sfnvlcf PLUMBING Q sumr coMPANv Nt'igl1b0r'ly Credit Rwrlsonablw Rattus WHOLESALE E 1 209 1Vest Seeoncl-he FA-5325 l SANFORD'S PASTRY SHOP 11113 VAUGHN PHONE LA-8309 Fn'w'1 POYfI'I'1'.t Daifyn Lf! Iles Taira' Can' of 1'0111'Pa,xlry 01'df'1'x THE SOUTHLAND CORPORATl0N SIZIZD ICIC lllllfllflllll' mill lfflllltl 913 East Ninth Street Telephone FA--11-ll FORT WORTH, TEXAS 5 Adds the artful touch 1 of the experienced Chef to salads, soups or any blond foods. ll Sexton. 1 'H 1, 'Y lx x f ' 5- 1 ' ' ' :guilt . in Xt lu - .1 Li H111 M ii I If you cannot purchase this in your home town-write us-P.O. Box J. S,, Chicago 1901 , 1 I J 2 ' 182 ,M tw 'J ll BILL SKELTON GROCERY and MARKET Congrafufafionri NO. 1-309 E. Belknap ED-4965 '52 No. 2-360 Boaz ED-5101 from Quali Foods an Prices , You an Agordxo Pay FORT WGRTH S QUALITY DEPARTMENT STORE LA-0851 1607 Vaughn Blvd. STATE ELECTRIC CC. ' a ' I Contracting Engineers J. LAMAR STUCKERT, JR. SHELBY OWENS L B R . C O . ONE STOP BUILDING AND MATERIAL SERVICE PH. WI-2201 FORT WORTH 4, TEXAS 2201 8th AVENUE guise, W' u- J. NOLAN MURPHY, JR. PHONE . i Y. CLYDE w. MORRISON, JR ' I t so 5.1 IIC. . E D - 3 2 3 1 ' if 1200 Bessie sr. QUALITY LAUNDEIiTh'G KKRbwTblfY CLUNING FORT WORTH, TEXAS QUALITY LAUNDERING AND DRY CLEANING Ll. 183 5 SUPERIOR MEAT Sc PROVISION CO. Professors ofe- SJIOKISD AND FRESH SALSAGE UNCLE fOE'S CHILI Hth and JONES STREET O PHONE FA-2335 FORT WORTH, TEXAS IWARKETS . . . HOTELS . . . CAFES Purvvyors of Clzoiee fllcats to Hotels, Reszfaumnts, Institutions COlN1PLllWENTS OF Plan On a HOME .Haifa OF YQUR UWN - For future happiness and security make plans to own Z1 home. You can do it easily with monthly savings- 703 Throekmorton Fort Worth, Texas the building and loan Way. C'077ljJHHl1'lll'.S Of sr. Louis wAs'rE MATERIAL CORP. p pi ,I 6, . . Z 2 'Qu E lt HHH Bronclwzxy Phone FA-flflll, FA-3214 Fort VVorth, Texas I 'gg 62,6 Dealers in New and Used PlIJl'2Stl'LlC'tl1I'2ll Steel-Tanks gif ali ff Surplus Mzmterinlsf-Iron, Steel Serzlp :incl Metals T511 l 705 MAlN STREET-PHONE ED4467 , . . ,. . EE 3356.2 FORT WVORTH J. ffaehman, President Leon Gaehman, Vice-President 'iii f 1 J'-.l- 'E G STOCKTONS WASHATERIA L Pifkup and Iiwlizyvry Swrvin' on lfVet CQMPLIMENTS l1'11sl1, or Rough Dry 2746 ll. Rosedale Phone LA-9049 of SUNSHINE BISCUITS, inc. 1' A 5 1' Y p I E 5 Iifllpwzw of SUNSHINE KRISPY CRACKERS .fluff SVNSHINE Hl HO CRACKERS l7ISl College Ave. Phone WIf386l . 34- ,F -Y Tandy Lake Automatic Washateria 30 BENDIX HOME WASHERS WET WASH and DRIER SERVICE Open 7 A.M. to 5:30-Tuesday to 8 P.M. 3521 E. Lancaster Telephone LA-9117 TEX and CHUCK,S APPLIANCES Tradinge5t Alonkcys in Townj' 1704 E. Vickery Dial FO-0509 Texas Book 8: Bible House Books, Bibles and Periodicals 706 W. Lowdon Telephone WA-5282 Fort Worth, Texas COMPLIMENTS OF FOR FREASHER BREAD TAKE T A Y S T EE HOT WRAPPED BREAD . . SthH 1-.Q F'Wrh,T Texas Refrigeration Supply Co., Inc. Ou Cmcmn on mt was 301 W. 13th Street FA-6233 TWC COFFEE SHOP 0 1420 Vaughn Blvd. Phone LA-9223 UNIQUE CLEANERS Are Your Clothfiv Becoming to You . . . Or Should T11Fj'B6 Coming to Us? ECONOMY - QUALITY - SERVICE 1-111 Vaughn Blvd. LA-9175 TOM'S TOASTED PEANUTS TOM'S PEANUT SANDWICHES TOM'S FINE CANDIES 28?-6 Bledsoe Phone FA-04-ll -2 See Your Nearby Retail Grocer For All Fine Foods O DISTRIBUTED BY I TYLER 81 SIMPSON CO. Wlmohe-sale Grocers 1-5 l.E WIRES and a - oTTourfM1nliinElectric ervice ' A pole like this, a transformer and a set of wires like these deliver electric service to your home. They bring you the comforts, convenience and all-around better living that electric service makes possible. Yet this pole and wires are only a small part of the network of electric wires that bring power into your home from our six large steam- electric generating stations. Behind your elec- tric service is the combined efforts of nearly 2,000 skilled men and women. They work around the clock to keep your electricity always ready - always on the job for you. Good elec- tric service doesn't lust happen. PATRONIZE YOUR LUMBER DEALER For your lastmg sausfaction always demand SUPERIOR Woodwork products. TEXAS SASH Gm DOCR COMPANY Telephone FA 1306 Fort Worth Texas nu A 1 'A 'ri 'r ' Ill ' Ii, f, , . Qolnpliments of V Cl , 'I flNIVERSA'I,,+MIl1lS 'ii' 4 flfakefrsiof gRED'CHAlN FEED bow CHAIN noun V. I. MARTIN, President Fort Worth, Texas THE VARSITY IN POLYTECHNIC A De Luxe Suburban Theatre SAM ARCHIBALD, Manager Vogue Laundry and Cleaners, Inc. City-Wide Pickup and Delivery Cash and Carry FA-9285 1015 E. Belknap FA-9286 inesf of ine 0 fees . , -Good X45 5 ' , ENGQPJ S ' va WW Another Wh1'fe Swan fi Finer Fooci ' 1 . 9 wAPuss-PLAmsn R S coMPANv AT YOUR V GROCE.R'S Call FAnnin-2143 for Home Delivery THIS LABEL IN THE CLOTHES YOU WEAR MEANS QUALITY LNSURPASSED ANYWHERE WASHER RGS. Mf.afa8a7JdA CDNGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATES OF 1952 i' H adquarters for Industrial Supplies WELL MACHINERY 8a SUPPLY CO., Inc. 1629 Main Street Fort Worth :fx N A IQXQN I fs, H BE , E UEH I L F0127 wolenrs L MAGNII-'ICENT NEW X f ' W nt fm zsrznm HH T- S GV west TEXAS Pnonucf co. DISTRIBUTOR INVITES YOU TO NTEJY nfsom and cnumv CLUB Wm, 1wwqA1HorELPRlcEs 188 K iii ' 3 wl ' lalaii w l --My E. L. WHITE fs, coMPANY roar wonrus mrwoiv Horn SEND YOUR FOLKS to Stay with US When in Town OUTFITTERS Y HERE- Make our Home COMMERCIAL MAIN TO HOUSTON AT FOURTH STREET STATIONERS 'k O Newly Air-Conditioned GEO. W. PUTMAN, Mgr. 705 Throckmorton ED-3321 300 Rooms Rates 82.50-35.00 life . . F rom 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. WHITE LAKE DAIRY You can Whip Our Cream-But You Can't Beat Our fllilk 189 . 3 Your Family and Friends C1 0 M P L I M E N T S Will Enjoy The WORTH 5 Let Us Serve Your Dinners, and Luncheons JACK FARRELL, Manager of . J I-ill J U44 g Harlon Wright's Wholesale Meat ,1J-L1-1u.o.,Lu,,-u 1 .EIi'.f JJ iii jjdlij r5'jflJJlJJiU.ag Il ,A -' U1 'I Ji I rl' JJ J IJ! JJ : 1 I JJJ 1 'J . ' ' J- J 5 1Hj1-'willfiji . H.. Jn 11 :H -111. '.r. 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