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

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Alpha Chi Attends Ozark Conclave Dedicated to promoting scholarship is the Texas Mu Chapter of Alpha Chi. a national scholarship society. Only the top ten per cent of the Junior and Senior Classes are eligible for membership. Ye shall know the truth and the truth shall make you free is the Alpha Chi motto. Dr. H. Howard Hughes, chair- man of the Division of Languages and Literature. sponsored the organization. Six members attended a regional meet- ing of the Society in March at the Col- lege of the Ozarks in Arkansas. New members inducted in the spring were: Alice Jo McConathy, Janis Kay Jones. Sharon Gay Floyd, Joyce Evelyn Cook. Deborah Jo Vlfilliams, Russell Scott Jenkins. Larry Dale Giddings, Rayford M. Shelton, Phillip Gordon Sutton. and Connie Josephine Thomp- son. Other new members listed are Cheryl Clark Wolfe. Cameron Dee Gray, Paul Robert Scott, Elizabeth Louise Sheppard, Barbara Bly Day, Jim VVilliam Glenn, and Esta Ann Smith. ALPHA CHI OFFICERS President Billy Leonard. Vice-President Judith Voss, Secretary Elaine Con- ner, and Treasurer Dona Koenig. .iv f llianf- 'a':lll'21'l. Juflirlr Vfr-ns, lion Counts, Marcia Morgan, and Barbara Bcdsworth L,,,r'if.ip:,'f ir, iriitiarifin argrixiries. fir VY' AX Honor Roll SENIOR CANDIDATES Alice Franco Barbara Bedsworth Diane Conrad Donald Counts Billy Leonard Marcia Morgan Larry Moore James Morris Judith Voss Rebecca Waddell JUNIOR MEMBERS Judith Alexander Rebecca Burns Elaine Conner Lois Bogusch Susan Pcndegraf Mary Pruitt Rita Savage Norma Smith Peggy Wells NEW MEMBERS Barbara Bishop Joyce Blue Kathy Corder Thomas Frank Peggy Fudge Mary Granger David Griflin June Hager Janyce Hatcher Vicki Herring Dona Koenig Randy Kunze Marilyn Landers Mary Jane Leis Dixie Mabery Douglas Martin Martha Matthews Jerre Miller Glenda Moore Martha Morris Marilyn Parker Diana Pendergraf Bette Rogers Cheryl Smith Viki Spencer Darryl Walker Tommie Walker

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Quadrangle Taps Eight As Pledges The Quadrangle Club made its debut at TVVC this year. Nine senior women became charter members of Quadrangle Club in November. Requirements for membership were that the coeds main- tain a 3-point average and be active in at least two campus organizations. Quadrangle was formed for outstand- ing seniors to further support and uphold campus-community life, to strive to at- tain desired goals, to encourage and maintain scholastic abilities, to evidence those qualities manifested through lead- ersbip. Credit for originating the club was given to Miss Shirley Seagle of the French department. Selection of mem- bers was made by a faculty committee composed of Dr. Alice XV. XVonders, Dr. Gertrude Van Zandt, Mrs. Elnora Wilcox, Miss Catharine Wakefield and Miss Seagle. A dinner honored the new members and their mothers. The club operated a Gobblegram Sta- tion for Thanksgiving and served as de- livery boys for students who wished to send messages to others on campus. This money-making project had the girls sending birthday greetings, get-well wishes and even love notes. The hrst pledge class of eight was admitted into Quadrangle in April. They' were also honored, along with their mothers, at the dinner. K' Donna McManus smiles with pleasure as she makes her wav to the stage to be accepted into Quad- rangle. Club members pose with their first pledge class after the formal announcement of new members in assembly. Members are Marcia Niles, Pat Barton Glenda Moore, Viki Spencer, Bridgette Ford, Eileen Conner, Donna McManus, Alice Franco, Janice Maddux, Dona Koenig, Diane Conrad. X icki Herring, Marcia Morgan, Sharon McNeil, Dixie Mabery, Nan Haima, Barbara Bedsworth. fu , !. 'f1 1 -N 'A L ...g 1 l 2 K ii I ix l a 5 A A .2 t i 114'-

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go ' s , Honor Recipients Don Golden Pins Service to school and community is recognized weekly when a representa- tive student is awarded the Golden Shears pin in assembly. A committee of previous winners selects each recipient, considering their participation in campus activities. The Wearer of the Golden Shears pin wears it for one week until a new Wear- er is named. Each award winner is eli- gible for membership in an organization composed of previous winners. As a member of the Guardians of the Golden Shears, he participates in activities of the organization. A breakfast or luncheon for Golden Shears Wearers is held at each year's Homecoming. The Golden Shears award actually began in 1938 as a personality sketch in a column by the same name. Rambler editor for that year, Blanche McCutcheon, suggested awarding an emblem to the outstanding student each week in public recognition of his campus activities. The name Golden Shears was chosen, inasmuch as shears are useful in a newspaper ofiice, and also in shear- ing rams- Willie the Ram being col- lege mascot. This year's officers are: Mike Johnson, chairman, Diane Conrad, secretary-treas- urer, and Rayford Shelton, vice-chair- man. Other committee members are jo Ann Queen, Nan Haima and Greg Phillips. ji fT5 B- 51- .. , . a I A Q E1 lv. i , r C' if X Barbara Bcdsworth FQ Diane Conrad . '-1 L uv- ?' - .ap 'fi fr 7 0, 11-7 bi' Se Uv'-' cr Gordon Doggett Larry Giddings David Griffin Billy Leonard Darrell Miller Larry Moore Marcia Morgan Greg Phillips ,lo Ann Queen ,ludirh Hit! You XN'.xdc Walker Fave XN'riKhl sl