Trinity University - Mirage Yearbook (San Antonio, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1949 volume:

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Individual members of the class have taken a leading role in the academic and social aspects of the University. Those first few freshmen who arrived at the Trinity campus a few months after the end of World War II formed the nucleus of the class of ‘49. From the first, they were the ‘forty-niners,’ and thru the years, they have been neither Freshmen, Sophomores, Juniors, or Seniors, but rather, ‘‘forty-niners.” And in them, both as a class and as individuals, we see reflected the spirit of the ‘49-ers of the Gold Rush Days. Therefore, we of the Mirage staff offer this book as tribute to the spirit of the ‘49-ers of Trinity University. ine a) eee ee ae 4 ¢ eRe a. et eens 1 (evi $2 2 2 i ‘ s . CONTENTS BOOK I University | BOOK II Personalities BOOK III Organizations BOOK IV _ Aithletics BOOK V_ Advertising and Features ] | i I J) ( AL | Ait i Ta sie Saas ca rae ae Be I SIU I Se Sai RAE GRE AEA UR an SA os Sa Rin MO oe NE 2S oF ORI A RY OS RRM tele CHR ose eee © «OE 5 ip eR BR: a Fm A iy i SA ABR FBI DE 1 gs meine cy i s PEEP A i PME ee SAMGGAY si wena Fab ate ‘ Mary Catherine Hall ete ave oJ ao aS x a” ee SS ae, MB,” WEARS £22 BS eg aes eS Fa ¥ ad McFarlin Hali President’s Home Onderdonk Hall is Ba OO NE 20 ae FSD ae. RY ON, SO Ke COR E Ho n wn ) Ay Gymnasium Athletic Dormitory 5, CEES cree phy GERRI = ie TEES a a ccna SPAR SIREN A UR IRS 8 i iy a en OE A BS oo FS OOP RR RD SR SEH Gel, CCH SE A eae cere «SORE 5 er eR SP: 2% aS pe RNS tm SRR SEINE Gl an ee ae Wikies Y See Ao 8 ea CE ua ae WAREN hohe Ce Ay Oe f f Bory se am i MES Sr Z = f ( A is President's Message 4 There is a certain tang of regret coupled with commencement because of the part- a, ing of college friends. There is something about the associations of a college campus that sends the roots of friendship deep down into the soil of our lives. At times these relations may have seemed rather light and not very significant, but in reality, they have gone far deeper into your own personalities than you can now ap- preciate. Not all of your college associates have been equally acceptable to you or mean- ingful to your life. Someone has said: ‘It is one of the ironies of life that our intimates often provoke us more than our enemies.” ENR RSS SS REP OEE fe oe ve The purpose of Trinity University has been to blend properly spiritual appreciation, a sense of responsibility, and an acquisition of essential knowledge. The three should go - together and we trust have been purely woven in your own experience. We trust that iy you may relate yourselves now to the church in sincere loyalty and to all good causes LH that need your support. The world needs the best that you can give. ¥ We are proud of you and wish you the greatest success. MONROE G. EVERETT President PP ASAdad: (ABS - Pi nag % Vice-President of the University Dean of the University EDWIN H. RIAN, LL.D. MARION BRUCE THOMAS, Ph.D. : Counselor for Men Counselor for Women 3 J. BLISS NORTON, M.S. JEAN LOUISE TAIT, M.A. toad, §- ¥y z ‘ vat 8 . ee ae 7 % te Os OFA eS Registrar Business Manager Director of Admissions Sa gt Gels Se 9 awe ¥ iA ie ios th Sache CLIFFORD H. PEREA, M.A. WILLIAM M. MARK, M.A. NELLE A. ROBINSON, M.A. Librarian Director of Downtown Division Assistant Registrar NTT IP els THERESA J. R. SIMMS, B.A. OSCAR W. THURSTON, Ph.D. LOUIS B. HIGGINS, B.A. FACULTY CARLTON C. ALLEN, Th.D. Assistant Professor Religion iN JOHN W. BAKER, B.A. £ : Instructor o Government and History ., TRUMAN J. BARBER, M.B.A. | pe Associate Professor Business Administration, Economics KATHRYN BOWEN, M.A. | Associate Professor Foreign Languages ADA RUTH BRYAN, M.S. Assistant Professor Home Economics JOSEPH M. BURGER, B.M. Instructor Music CHARLES N. BURROWS, Ph.D. Professor Sociology COIT Ey BUTLER A Ir. bios Instructor Journalism JUNE BYRD, B.A. Instructor Health and Physical Education DOROTHY CHURCHILL, M.A. Assistant Professor 14 Music HAROLD B. CRASILNECK, M.A. | Instructor Sociology PAUL R. CULLWELL, M.A. Associate Professor Mathematics ] LUCILLE DUFFEL, M.A. Assistant Professor Health and Physical Education Was age OO GK SOE a ig SE ES Ce Ss OCTAVIA EDWARDS, M.A. Assistant Professor Foreign Languages Baan e RALPH EWING, D. Mus. : Professor Music : S26 F. HOWARD FORSYTH, Ph.D. Professor Business Administration, Economics MARCELLE GAY Instructor Foreign Languages EARNEST HARRISON, M.M. Assistant Professor Music CHARLES H. HEIMSATH, B.D. Professor Humanities STAR McDANIEL HEIMSATH, Ph.D. Associate Professor Philosophy FRANCES K. HENDRICKS, Ph.D. Professor History and Government ALBERT HERFF-BEZE Assistant Professor Music BESS HIERONYMUS, M.A. Assistant Professor Music VIDA WHEELER JACOBSON Assistant Professor Music LOREN JARRELL, M.S. Assistant Professor History and Government JAMES RALPH JEWELL, Ph.D. Guest Professor Psychology VIRGINIA JOINER, Ph.D. Associate Professor Modern Languages EUNICE KITCHELL, M.B.A. Assistant Professor Business Administration, Economics JAMES N. LaROCHE, B.A. Instructor English INA BETH McGAVOCK, M.A. Associate Professor English FACULTY WILLIAM C. McGAVOCK, Ph.D. Professor Chemistry NORMAN L. McNEIL, M.A. Assistant Professor English MARY BETH MEWBORN, M.M. | Assistant Professor Music 1 f DALE N. MORRISON, M.A. | Professor History and Government MARJORIE LEE MORRISON, M.A. Assistant Professor English FRANK R. NEFF, Jr., M.Th. Assistant Professor Religion HAROLD 8. NELSON, LL.D. Assistant Professor Business Administration JANE B. PORTER, M.A. Assistant Professor English OWEN J. REAMER, M.A. Assistant Professor | English DOROTHY LO BEES Meas Assistant Professor Mathematics FRANCES CUNY RICHTER, B.A. Instructor Speech and Drama BLANCHE ROBERTSON, M.R.E. Assistant Professor Religion ADAH M. ROBINSON, D.F.A. Professor Art AMELIA F. RUMSEY, M.A. Assistant Professor Biology MARION STILES SARGENT, Ph.D. Professor English FACULTY M. C. SCHRAUB, B.S. Instructor Mathematics ANN BAEUERLE SCHWAB, M.A. Assistant Professor Foreign Language PAUL J. SCHWAB, Ph. D. Professor Religion and Philosophy TOM SERGEANT, M.A. Assistant Professor Biology HAROLD A. SHAPIRO, M. Ph. Assistant Professor Business Administration, Economics pec. oMITH, Ph.D. Professor Chemistry Fa ee SAMUEL SOLMAN Instructor Music Soy a ae JOHN M. TAYLOR, Jr., B.A. Instructor Geology and Physics LUCILE TODD, M.A. Assistant Professor Speech and Drama JACOB UHRICH, Ph.D. Professor Biology MIRIAM WAGNER, B.M. Assistant Professor Music PAUL T. WALTHALL, B.A. Instructor Business Administration OTTO WICK, D. Mus. Professor Music DONALD WILLING Assistant Professor Music ROBERT K. WINN, M.A. Assi stant Professor Art SHIRLEY S. ADAMEK, B.A. Office of Admissions FLORENCE ALLEN (McGEE), R.N. Infirmary IMOGENE T. BRITZ Business Office BETTY CALOGERO Business Office ZULA EVANS Business Office GLORIA P. LACHELLE Counselors’ Office BARBARA MASSEY Business Office FLORENCE McCRORY Business Office EDDIE NELL McDONALD Library SHIRLEY RUTH MEYERSON Library GOODRICH PAYNE Office Manager, Business Office M. O. RAGSDALE Purchasing Agent TINY M. RAGSDALE Dietitian BERTHA SCHADT Registrar's Office MILDRED SCHROTBERGER, M.A. Resident Counselor EFFIE PEARL SIMS Hostess, Student Lounge BEITE E. SMITH Manager, Book Store te ee ae See SEN tee es sats dee dls ae LEON M. TAYLOR Director of Public Relations THERESA G. WILSON Business Office Se Pe OE en wig. wt + ete Pew” tte oe FE east’ nee ee oO: me} ® un boas] i=} z PrareaCA, ) 9, % ee oe SS Bates SS AS 0 SSB. N° SPeRS Wie Cet wae Seer cameo 0 mamnane ha (A SEM on PR Mes hic? Eee em, TR EMSA fe) a 3 oO ey ® ae) t | } 6) a v0 ° mM oc fh Uae re Ae 7 oc iJ oS) qf i N © ae —- oO Q fica O eee fee cee ee OG eee figs cone ta She sae Sn oO people jaa) = 38) O ae 8 liao Ae faa} Zi ee = CLASS OF ‘49 a coe Pe j q ELIZABETH AIJIAN ‘ a 7 : = 3 San Antonio i | ‘4 JAY ADELMAN er San Antonio Newcomb College, New Orleans, B.S. Business Administration La. 1; University of Southern Cal- ifornia 2. JAMES ALFORD San Antonio B.S. Business Administration GUY ALIVEY Si. Mary's University 1; Town San Antonio Club 2,3,4: Treasurer 3; Vice-Pres- B.A. Speech ident 4; Alpha Phi Omega 3,4; Treasurer 4: Triniteers 3,4; Sgt.- at-Arms 4; 6 @.A, 45 WILLIAM ANDERSON — San Antonio B.A. Art Band 1,2; Mirage Art Staff 2,3; Dean's List 3; Trinity Radio Forum MARTIN APARICIO Committee 3,4; Alpha Chi 3,4; : : - Vice-President 3; President 4; Be “agama , Mirage Advertising Staff 3,4; fe ee fe - Trinitonian Advertising Manager : — 4; Student Instructor 4; Los Camp- eadores 4: Blue Key 4; Legislature 4. Who's Who 4. San Antonio B.A. Spanish ARNOLD BACA i ee “ = , fy” : San Antonio e | Rowe : B.M. Music Education RAY BARBER San Antonio ROBERT BARNES JR. San Antonio WYATT H. BARNETT San Antonio | : B.A. Business Administration . : ee a a A. M. 1; S. A. Junior College 2; : ; ss Nag re Triniteers 3,4; Sgt.-at-Arms 3; Vice-President 4; President Intra- mural Council 4. B.S. Business Administration South Dakota State College 1; Virginia Polytechnic Institute 2; High Twelve 4; Kappa Pi Sigma 4. ROBERT W. BARROWS Terrell Wells B.S. Business Administration FRANCES BEALL Greenville B.M. Voice North Texas State College |; Choir 2,3,4; Trinity Trio 3,4; Delta Kappa Phi 3,4; Secretary 3; His- torian 4; M.C.H. Fellowship 2,3,4; Student Conductor 4; Scho-Lea 4; Who's Who 4. MARY LOUISE BELL San Antonio B.S. Biology S. A. Junior College 1; The Uni- versity of Texas 2; Le Circle Fran- cais 4; Bios Club 4. WILLIAM BENDER San Antonio B.A. Speech JEANNINE BLANK | San Antonio | B.M. Public School Music Town Club 1,2,3,4; Choir 1,2,3,4; Vice-President 3; Trinity Trio 2,3,4; Delta Kappa Phi 2,3,4; Alpha Chi 3,4; Scho-Lea 3,4; Princess 4. ALERED) PABART San Antonio B.S. Business Administration Kappa Pi Sigma 3,4; President 4; Blue Key 3,4; Alumni Secretary 4; igor ve EUGENE C. BECKER San Antonio B.S. Business Administration A. M. 1. EDWARD BELTRAN San Antonio B.S. Business Administration Town Club 2,3,4; Blue Key 3,4; Triniteers 3,4; President 4; Kappa Pi Sigma 4; Legislature 4. JACK D. BLACKWELL San Antonio B.S. Business Administration Triniteers 1,2,3,4; Secretary 3; Blue Key 3,4; Vice-President 4; Alpha Chi 3,4; Kappa Pi Sigma 3,4. DON BOUCHELLE San Antonio B.S. Business Administration SENIORS Loe ee oe ee ea ONE ee OC ie, ia enititta oe aG Sead gusty LEONARD BREHM San Antonio B.S. Business Administration Town Club 1,2,3,4; Vice-President FRANK J. BROUGHTON 2; President 4; Mirage Advertising San Antonio Staff 2; Student Library Assistant B.S. Chemistry 12,3; Kappa Pi Sigma 3,4; Junior Class Sgt.-at-Arms 3; Blue Key 3, 4; Corresponding Secretary 4: Who's Who 4; Calendar Commit- tee 3. American Chem. Society 2,3,4. ELIZABETH BROWNE FRED BUCHANAN JR. San Antonio B.A. History Canterbury Club 1; WRA. 3; University of Texas 1; Football 2,4; Tigerettes 3; President 3; Spurs 3, Alpha’ Chi 4;-BluesKey eGR. 4; Treasurer 4; Legislature 4; 4; Legislature 4: Dean's List 3,4. Cheerleader 4. Rockport B.S. Social Service CHARLINE BURFORD San Antonio MARY DAVIS BUTLER B.S. Elementary Education Fort Worth LR.C. 1; Town Club 1,2; Saunders B.S. Social Service Award 1; Delta Kappa Phi 2,3,4; Mary Baldwin College, Staunton, Vice-President 3; President 4; Va. 1; Spurs 3,4; Historian 4; Alpha Alpha Chi 3,4; Bios Club 3,4; Sec- Chi 3,4; Scho-Lea 4. retary 3,4; Scho-Lea 4; Legislature 4. Who's Who 4. JESSE R. CARDENAS MILDRED CARMICHAEL Del Rio San Antonio B.S. Social Service B.A. Religion Los Campeadores 1; Tulacs 1,2,3,4; C.S.F. 2; Wesley Foundation 3. Sociology Club 4 JOHN O. CHAPMAN JACK CHANDLER San Antonio San Antonio B.S. Business Administration B.S. Biology apie 3; Triniteers 3,4; Kappa i Sigma 4. i MARC CHEVALIER San Antonio GEORGE CLARK San Antonio B.S. Social Service Biss “Chemistry Sociology Club 4. HELEN CLICK Llano JAMES COLLINS San Antonio B.S. Elementary Education GiS.F. 1,2; S.C.A. 4; Tigerettes 4. B.S. Social Service LAURA CONNER San Antonio CHARLES CONNER San Antonio B.S. Business Administration AUGUST J. COOK Hondo B.S. Business Administration Kappa Pi Sigma 4; Publicity Man- ager 4; Alpha Phi Omega 4: Cor- responding Secretary 4; Los Cam- peadores 4; Town Club 4. ANTHONY A. CONTRERAS San Antonio RAYMOND CORDER San Antonio B.S. Business Administration Rice Institute 1; St. Mary's Uni- versity 1; High Twelve 1,2,3,4; President 3; Sec.-Treasurer 4; Triniteers 2,34; Treasurer 3,4; Blue Key 3,4; Senior Class President 4; Student Council 4; Who's Who 4. MARSHALL DICK COUCH San Antonio Es oe yt Be ay ta °° weds RS Secret. MARION M. CRITES JR. San Antonio B.S. Biology | Lancers 1; Lancer Advisor 2; LAWRENCE CRAIN Freshman Class Sgt-at-Arms 1; | San Antonio Triniteers 1,2,3,4; Vice-President 1]; . B.A. Economics President 2; Sophomore Class Blue Key 3,4; Triniteers 3,4; Town Sgt.-at-Arms 2; Sophomore Coun- | Club 4; Kappa Pi Sigma 4; Treas- selor 2; Student Y 1; Basketball 1; | urer of Student Body 4; Student Choir 1; Town Club 1,2,3; Legisla- | Council 4: Who's Who 4. ture 2,3; Speaker Pro-Tem 3; T- | Association 2,3,4; Junior Class | Treasurer 3; Blue Key 3,4; Vice- . President 4; Prince 1,2; Duke 3; | Junior Favorite 3; King 4; Who's Who 4. DONALD R. CROCKER Tulia ALICE B. CROCKER BSE Seciclogy. Mclean NLA.C, Arlington 1; W.TS.T.C.IAI B.S. Sociology Canyon, Texas, 2; Freshman Class | W.T.S.T.C., Canyon, Texas, 1,2; Vice-President 2; Sophomore Class ' Choir 3. President 3; Alpha Phi Omega 4; | ]| Triniteers 3,4. JOE CRUZ ELEAZAR CURTI San Antonio Saltillo, Mexico B.S. Business Administration B.A. Spanish TOM C. DANIEL Kerrville JAMES DEERING B.S. Physical Education Schreiner Institute 1; A. M. 2; Football 3,4; T-Association 3,4; Legislature 4. San Antonio B.S. Mathematics CALVIN DENNIS San Antonio ROBERT DEUPREE San Antonio B.S. Business Administration Town Club 3,4: S.C.A. 4; S.C.F 4; High Twelve 4. B.S. Social Service LA ROCQUE DU BOSE San Antonio B.A. English MAXINE EBELING Midland B.S. Business Administration Choir 1,2,3,4; Band 1; Orchestra 1; Student Y 1; M.C.H. Fellowship 1,2,3,4; Treasurer 3; Delta Kappa Phi 2,3,4; Sgt.-at-Arms 3: Kappa Pi Sigma 4; Home Economics Club 4; Treasurer 4. JEANNETTE EIDELBERG San Antonio B.M. Public School Music ROBERT ERFURTH San Antonio BS. Business Administration Football 2; Golf 2; T-Association 2,3,4. HARRY H. FAGG San Antonio B.S. Physical Education S. A. Junior College 1; Football 2; Track 2; T-Association 2,3,4. GWEN EASLEY San Antonio B.S. Physical Education Spurs 2,3,4; W.R.A. 3,4; Basketball Mor. 4. ROBERT EBELING Midland B.S. Business Administration Lancers 1; Alpha Phi Omega 1,2, 3,4; Treasurer 3: McFarlin Hall Fel- lowship 1,2,3,4; Treasurer 3; Blue Key 3,4; Kappa Pi Sigma 3,4; Stu- dent Body President 4: Student Council 4; Triniteers 4; Who's Who 4. LUE, IEE ILIEIR San Antonio B.S. Biology Town Club 1; Chemistry Club 1; French Club 2; Bios Club 3,4. HOMER J. ESPINO San Antonio B.S. Biology Town Club 1,2,3,4; Los Campea- dores 1,2,3,4; Secretary 2; Bios Club 1,2,3; Alpha Phi Omega 1,2, 3,4; Secretary 2; Alumni Secretary 4. 9.G.K, 3A. THEODORE FLEMING San Antonio B.S. Biology SENIORS a DOROTHY FORD San Antonio B.S. Physical Education University of Texas 1; W.R.A. 3,4: Assistant Sponsor 4; Student In- structor 4. HARRY FREY San Antonio B.S. Social Service Bay ae Ts eesrs Samer ere fake ES LERL ERG ABEEE@sS San Antonio B.A. English Town Club 1,2,3; Tulacs 2,3,4; Los Campeadores 2,3,4; Sigma Tau Delta 3,4. PAULINE FREY San Antonio rey ‘e. me me NICK E. GARZA San Antonio MAE CHANDLER GATES B.S. Physical Education Football 2; Basketball 2; T-Asso- ciation 2,3,4; Student Instructor 2, 3,4; Senior Class Vice-President 4; La Pryor B.A. English Southwest Texas Junior College, UncideuTerqam Who's Who 4; Baseball 2,3,4: All i irate a Conference 2,3. ARTHUR. F, GEISLER ans San Antonio WILLIAM BAYLOR GATES La Pryor B.S. Business Administration Town Club 3,4; Los Campeadores 3,4; President 4; Alpha Chi 3,4; Secretary 4; Kappa Pi Sigma 3,4; Sec.-Treasurer 4; Triniteers 3,4; Mental Hygiene Society 3,4; Blue Key 4: Legislature 4; I.R.C. 4. se 2 B.S. Social Service, Psychology A. M. 1; Southwest Texas Junior College, Uvalde, Texas, 2. es nae 4 = — Se iS SERS Fs s Ds PS BES LS i ; s ROBERT GEISLER San Antonio B.M. Music Alpha Chi 4; Blue Key 4; Trini- teers 3,4; Ass't Band Director 4. eS LESLIE B. GERMER San Antonio S. A. Junior College 1; Track 2; T- Association 2,3,4. 7 es HILDA GODDARD San Antonio B.A. Journalism Incarnate Word College 1,2; Press Club 3; Treasurer 3; Sigma Tau Delta 3,4; President 3,4; Spurs 3, 4; Vice-President 4: Trinitonian Staff 3,4; Trinity Radio Forum Committee 4; Legislature 4; Who's Who 4. CONNIE GONZALEZ Laredo B.A. Sociology University of New Mexico 2; M.C. H. Fellowship 1,3,4; C.S.F. 1; Alpha Kappa Delta 2; S.C.A. 4; Tiger- ettes 4. RICHARD R. GONZALES San Antonio B.S. Chemistry Tulacs 1; American Chemical So- ciety 2,3; Treasurer 2: Chairman 3; Calendar Committee 4. CLARICE GOOD San Antonio B.A. Speech VIRGINIA GREAR San Antonio B.A. Speech ABEL GOMEZ San Antonio B.A. Art JESSE GONZALES San Antonio B.M. Music Education TERESO GONZALEZ San Antonio B.S. Biology Los Campeadores 2,3,4. JOHN G. GOODMAN San Antonio B.S. Biology Bios Club 2,3,4; Chemistry Club 3,4; Biology Lab. Ass't 3. FRANZ E. GUERARD, JR. San Antonio B.S. Business Administration A. M. 1; Tulane University 2; Kappa Pi Sigma 4. SENIORS ee a e ea aye) ih at POS Ata dane f° 25 BS ae, we CLASS OF 49 RUTHIE GUNTHER San Antonio B.S. Biology VESSIE HARGRAVE San Antonio B.A. Spanish Lee College 1; University of Mex- ico 2; University of Tennessee 3. CONCEPCION HERNANDEZ San Benito B.S. Social Service Los Campeadores 1,2,3,4; Tulacs eye HARRY HIERONYMUS San Antonio B.S. Business Administration DARRELL HOGAN San Antonio B.S. Physical Education Football 3,4; T-Association 3,4. ANTONIO GUZMAN San Antonio SHIRLEY HATCH San Benito B.S. Elementary Education Brownsville Junior College 1,2; Delta Kappa Phi 3,4; S.C.A. 3,4; C.S.F. 3,4: M.C.H. Fellowship 2,3, 4: Treasurer 4; W.R.A. 3,4. MARVIN HESKEW San Antonio B.S. Mathematics JOHN F. HOFFMANN San Antonio B.S. Biology Bios Club 1,2,3,4; Biology Lab. Ass't. 2,3; Blue Key 3,4; Alpha Chi 4. PAT HOLMES San Antonio B.S. Physical Education Choir 1; Male Quartet 1; Town Club 1; Football 1,2; T-Associa- tion 1,2,3,4. JO LORRAINE HORNER San Antonio B.A. English Southwestern University 1: Incar- nate Word College 2; W.R.A. 3,4. JO ANN IRWIN Floresville B.S. Elementary Education Texas A. I. 1,2; Spurs 3,4; W.R. A. 4; Duchess 4. CHARLES JETTON Center Point B.S. Physical Education Football 3,4; T-Association 3,4. JEANNETTE JONES San Antonio BAL Art WALLACE JONES Fluvanna PAM HUNTER San Antonio B.S. Social Service Southwestern University 1; Incar- nate Word 2; Delta Kappa Phi 3,4. JANIS JACKSON Medina B.S. Elementary Education Schreiner Institute 2; Boston Uni- versity 2; Town Club 1; Lancer- ettes 1; M.C.H. Fellowship 3,4; Spurs 3,4: Sgt-at-Arms 4; Alumni Secretary 4; IRC. 3; W.RA. 3,4; Secretary 4. GERALDINE JONES San Antonio B.A. English emC@incles Erancaiss on 1G. o, 4; Corresponding Secretary 3; Treasurer 4; P.S.A. 3; Alpha Chi 3, 4; Scho-Lea 4; President 4. RALPH W. JONES Mount Orab, Ohio B.S. Chemistry Trinity Radio Forum Board 3; Dean's List 2: American Veteran's Committee 2; Chairman 3; Ameri- can Chemical Society 3,4; Re- porter 4; Trinitonian Staff 3,4; Mirage Staff 3,4; Business Mana- ger 3,4; Mental Hygiene Society 4; Alpha Chi 4. NORMA JEAN KASTOR San Antonio B.S. Biology Town Club 1; French Club 2; Bios Club 3; Treasurer 4; Chemistry @lubys) SENIORS aad BNE a ee - a 2 Hyde ae RRR MARISA KEENEY Amarillo B.A. Sociology CLARENCE KASTROP Amarillo College 1,2; M.C.H. Fel- San Antonio lowship 3,4, Home Economics BWC coms Club 3; Reporter 3; Choir 73; French Club 3; S.C.A. 3,4; Vice- President 4; C.S.F. 3,4; Scho-Lea 4; President 4: Alpha Chi 4. GERALD R. KEILSON LAWRENCE KEMPHER San Antonio San Antonio B.S. Biology B.S. Business Administration MITCHELL M. KEPPLER KENNETH KIRKPATRICK San Antonio Gary, Indiana B.S. Business Administration B.S. Business Administration McFarlin Hall Fellowship 1,2,3,4; Southwest Missouri State Teach- Vice-President 4; Alpha Phi Ome- ers College 1; Indiana University -ga 2,34; Triniteers 3,4; Senior 2; Gary College 3; Kappa Pi Sig- Class Treasurer 4. ma 4. MARGARET ANN KNOX San Antonio WILLIAM KLEINE JR. B.S. Business Administration University of Texas 1,2; Delta Kappa Phi 2,3,4; Custodian 2; Treasurer; Kappa Pi Sigma 3,4; Alpha Chi 3,4. San Antonio ORIS H. KOCH San Antonio Neti CO GH B.S. Business Administration San Antonio Town Club 3,4; Blue Key 3,4; Sec.- B.S. Physical Education Treasurer 4; Kappa Pi Sigma 3, WR, G4 Parlicmentorianns 4; Vice-President 4; Los Campea- dores 3,4; Treasurer 4; Alpha Chi 3,4; Mental Hygiene Society 3,4; LRG. 4, Senior Class Secretary 4. : DARVIN H. KOEHLER San Antonio B.S. Business Administration S. A. Junior College 1; Basketball 1,2; T-Association 2,3,4. MORRIS H. LAMPERT San Antonio B.S. Biology ANN LINDEMAN San Antonio B.S. Elementary Education Trinity Trio 1,4; Delta Kappa Phi 3,4; Parliamentarian 4; Town Club Ameen Choir 2 3)4: ELMER F. LUCKENBACH Fredericksburg B.S. Social Service Texas Lutheran College 1, 2; Southwestern Sociological Society 4; Student Secretary of the Stu- dent Section 4; Sociology Group Chairman 3. ANDRES MALDONADO San Antonio B.S. Business Administration RALPH H. KUNZ San Antonio B.S. Business Administration Kappa Pi Sigma 3,4. ENRIQUE AVLEAT JR: Boerne BS. Biology French Club 1,2; Spanish Club 1, 2; Bios Club 2;3 4 Tulacs 2)3. Bi- ology Lab. Assistant 4. COREIVASEORENZ San Antonio B.S. Biology M.C.H. Fellowship 1; Los Campea- dores 1; Treasurer 1; Choir 1,2; Student Y 2; Bios Club 2,3,4; Junior French Club 2; Le Circle Francais 3; Chemistry Club 4. CHARLES MACK San Antonio B.S. Biology PATRICIA ANN MALLOY San Antonio B.S. Social Service Town Club 1,4; Sociology Club 4; Home Economics Club 4. SENIORS t ; ! 5 an FO UG be Oe ee Pier soe Scie SF ROBERT E. MARLETTE, JR. LYDIA MANTON Burlington, N.C. B.S. Social Service San Antonio diowm: Club) Ib sC.S:F. le Spurs ope S.C.A. 1,2; Vice-President 2. Applachain State Teachers Col- lege, North Carolina 1,2; South- western Sociological Society 4; President of the Student Section 4. B, Te Aa ptf iy ‘Bi Ly, HA CARL L. MARMION ARTHUR R. MARROQUIN cS San Antonio San Antonio B.S. Business Administration B.A. History oh Debate Team 1; Los Compeadores St. Mary’s University 1; Triniteers 1; T.UP. 1,2; Trinity Radio Forum 3.4. Re Committee 3, 4; Blue Key 3,4. ae pcre Ser FRANK D. MASTERS Anderson, S.C. B.S. Business Administration RAYMOND L. MASSEY San Antonio High Twelve 1,2,3,4; 2nd Vice- President 2; Mirage Art Staff 2,3, 4; Chairman 4; Alpha Chi 4. Clemson College, Clemson, S.C. 1; Blue Key 4; Alpha Phi Omega 4; Triniteers 4. DON MATTHEWS, JR. Johnstown, Pa. B.A. Journalism Trinitonian Staff 1,2,3,4; Managing WENDELL H. MAYES Editor 2; Editor 3; Advertising As- sistant 4: Legislature 2,3,4; Clerk 2; C.S.F. 2,3,4; S.C.A. 2,4; President B.S. Business Administration 4; Press Club 3; Sigma Tau Delta Triniteers 3,4. 2,3,4; I.R.C. 2,3,4; President 3; Mc- Farlin Hall Fellowship 1,2,3,4; : House Council 1; P.S.A. 3; Board 1] of Publications 2,4; Choir 1,2,3,4; Who's Who 4. San Antonio CHARLES R. McFARLAND PAUL R. McCCORD Chicago, Illinois B.S. Physical Education Football 1,2,3: Basketball 1,2; Base- ball 1,2; T-Association 1,2,3,4. San Antonio JOHN McGARR San Antonio B.S. Physical Education Per tY CLAIRE MEESEY San Antonio B.A. Journalism GLADYS A. MELLIFF San Antonio B.A. English University of Texas 1,2 MARTHA MILLER San Antonio B.A. Art MARY GRACE MITCHELL Dal las B.S. Elementary Education M.C.H. Fellowship 1,2,3,4; Spurs 3, 4; W.R.A. 3,4; Publicity Manager 4. TOM McGEE San Antonio B.S. Zoology Southwestern University 1; Uni- versity of Texas 2. VIOLA J. MEIER Albert B.M. Music Education Alpha Chi 3,4. KENNETH M. MEYERSON San Antonio B.S. Chemistry JANE MILLS Aransas Pass B.S. Physical Education Lancerettes 1; Student Y 1; Tennis Team 1,2; M.C.H. Fellowship 1,2, 3,4; House Council 2; President 4; Trinitonian Staff 2; Bios Club 2; Cheer Leader 2; Board of Publi- cations 3; Mirage Staff 3,4; Junior Class Editor 3; Senior Class Editor 4; Junior Class Secretary 3; Spurs 2,3,4; Sgt.-at-Arms 3; Legislature 3,4; Junior Class Favorite 3; Sweet- heart 3; W.R.A. 3,4; President 3; Activity Manager 4. GERALDINE F. MLYNARCZYK Huntingburg, Indiana B.M. Piano M.C.H. Fellowship 1,2,3; Orchestra 3; Choir 1; Trinitonian Staff 1,2. SENIORS ae at a Bi iy. ola a 6 ow a a fa ore: x 7 ‘ ee : hob ts ? 3 Bevah bod ee O88 SERA © 2 _——! = Hist: SAEAN 7] SHAS So 5 ed ee ROBERT E. MONROE San Antonio B.S. Biology MARY JANE MORELAND San Antonio B.S. Elementary Education Sul Ross State College 3; Choir 1,2,4; Town Club 1,4; Mirage Staff We Sheibhas 25 SICIN, Ae PAUL R. NAUSCHUTZ San Antonio ARTHUR J. O'CONNELL San Antonio B.S. Chemistry EARL OVERTON, JR. San Antonio B.A. History JAMES MOORE San Antonio WILLIAM W. MORRIS San Antonio B.S. Biology Bios Club 2,4. JAMES R. NOLAND San Antonio B.S. Business Administration Triniteers 1; Town Club 2; Kappa Pi Sigma 4. MARVIN OTTMERS Fredericksburg B.A. Philosophy-Religion JO ANN OWEN Albany B.A. Sociology C.S.F. 1,2,3,4; Vice-President 4; M. C.H. Fellowship 1,2,3,4; House Council 4; Orchestra 1; S.C.A. 2, 3,4; Symposium 2; Choir 3,4; LR. Cae: MARY JANE PARKER San Antonio B.A. Speech TU.P. 1,2,3,4; President 2; T.U.P Gold Key Award 1; Freshman Class Favorite 1; Town Club 1,2; Lancerettes 1; Lancerette Sponsor 2; Theatre Staff 2,3,4; Theatre Jew- ell 2,3; Sophomore Class Vice- President 2: Spurs 2,3,4; Legisla- ture 2; Alpha Psi Omega 3,4; Sec- retary 4; Junior Class Favorite 3; Student Body Vice-President 4; Student Council 4; Mores Editor 4; Who's Who 4. BERNARR F. PLUMMER San Antonio B.S. Business Administration Town Club 3. EDWIN B. POSEY, JR. San Antonio B.S. Biology Schreiner Institute 1; University of Texas 2; Bios Club 3,4; Alpha Phi Omega 3,4: S.C.A. 3,4. CECIL PURYEAR San Antonio B.S. Social Service RAMON RAMOS San Antonio B.A. Art ERNEST PIPES San Antonio B.A. Philosophy LE@NFPORIAKOLE San Antonio B.S. Biology Debate Team 1; Bios Club 3,4. JOEPPOMisS San Antonio B.S. Business Administration CLARENCE RAGER San Antonio B.S. Business Administration LOIS I. REINHOLD San Antonio B.S. Elementary Education Roberts Junior College, North Chili, N.Y. 1; Buffalo Bible College 7 SIN. ye SENIORS } wa | BARBARA RICE San Antonio B.A. Art WILLIAM R. ROBERTS San Antonio B.S. Mathematics MIKE M. RODRIGUEZ San Antonio B.A. Spanish Los Campeadores 1,2,3,4; Tulacs 1,2,3,4; President 3; I.R.C. 2,3,4; Legislature 3; S.C.A. 4. GLORIA ROTHLISBERGER San Antonio B.M. Public School Music Choir 1,2,3,4; Sec.-Treasurer 2. HAROLD R. SASLOVSKI San Antonio B.S. Mathematics BURNS M. RICHARDSON San Antonio B.S. Elementary Education S. A. Junior College 1; Mirage Art Staff 3; Alpha Chi 3,4. MAVIS ROBINSON San Antonio B.A. English Our Lady of the Lake College 1, 2; Columbia University 2; Los Campeadores 3,4; Sigma Tau Delta 3,4; Dean's List 3,4; I.R.C. 4; Secre- tary 4; Town Club 4; Alpha Chi 4. ANGEL M. ROMAN Yauco, Puerto Rico B.S. Business Administration ROBERT G. RUFFIE Elgin, Illinois B.A. English Kenyon College 1,2; Psi Upsilon 2; Canterbury Club 3,4; President 4; Triniteers 4; S.C.A. 4. TED SCHAPER San Antonio B.S. Biology Bios Club 2,3,4; Vice-President 4; Student Court 4; Chief Justice 4; Who's Who 4. PESWle Ee SCHMIDT Del Rio B.A. Art McFarlin Hall Fellowship 2,3,4; Vice-President 4; Orchestra 2: Los Campeadores 3,4; Vice-Presi- dent 4. EDWIN SHAPIRO San Antonio OSCAR LAWRENCE SIMS Baker, Nevada B.A. Journalism Trinitonian Staff 1,2,3,4; Circula- tion Manager 2: Managing Editor 3; Editor-in-Chief 4; I.R.C. 1,2,3,4; Sec.-Treasurer 2,3; Treasurer 4; Sigma Tau Delta 1,23,4; Treas- urer 2,3,4; Los Campeadores 1,2,3, ORONO 4G GAL 1253 4: Treasurer 3; McFarlin Hall Fellow- ship 1,2,3,4: Press Club 2,3,4; Treas- urer 2; President 3; Trinity Radio Forum Board 3,4; Who’s Who 4. ALFRED STENNER San Antonio B.A. English THOMAS R. STEWART Kerrville B.S. Business Administration Northwest State Teachers College, Alva, Oklahoma 1; Schreiner In- stitute 2. HELENE SCHRIVENER Port Lavaca B.S. Elementary Education Lancerettes 1; M.C.H. Fellowship 1,2,3,4; House Council 1; Trinity Trio 1; French Club 1; Choir 1,2,3: Spurs 2,3,4; Duchess 3; W.R.A. 4; Homecoming Queen 4. PAUL SIEFKES San Antonio B.S. Biology WELDA ANNE SMITH Corpus Christi B.S. Physical Education Lancerettes 1; Reporter 1; Advisor 2; M.C.H Fellowship 1,2,3,4; House Council 3; Le Circle Francais 1; Trinitonian Staff 1,2,3,; Society Editor 2; Mirage Staff 2,3,4: Sopho- more Class Editor 2; Editor 3; Lay- out Editor 4; Spurs 2,3,4; Sopho- more Class Treasurer 2; Junior Class President 3; Legislature 3, 4; Press Club 3,4; Sigma Tau Delta 3,4; Marshall 3,4; W.R.A. 3,4: 2nd Vice-President 3; President 4; Ten- nis Team 1,2; Board of Publica- tions 4. WANDA JUNE STEWART San Antonio B.M. Public School Music Choir 1,2,3,4; Town Club 1,2,3,4; SKE Ze AUDREY STONE San Antonio B.S. Elementary Education Town Club 1,2,3,4; Tigerettes 4; Reporter 4; Los Campeadores 4: Canterbury Club 4; S.C.A. 4. SENIORS ne oe Sa aw 8 ht ike Bi Cty OPS RA oP SS BS eae ee Sy A. ‘Ck s %, GEORGE STOVALL San Antonio B.S. Chemistry Band and Orchestra 1,2,4; Town Club 2; Swimming Team 2; Chem- istry Club 3,4; Alpha Chi 3,4. HILLARD D. TAYLOR San Antonio B.S. Business Administration Town Club 1,2,3,4; Freshman Class Vice-President 1; Sophomore Class President 2; Student Council 1,3; Mirage Salesman 2: Baseball 2,3, 4. All-Conference 2; Alpha Phi Omega 2,3,4; Sgt-at-Arms 2; Leg- islature 2,3,4; Speaker 3; Parlia- mentarian 4; Blue. Key 3,4; Presi- dent 4; Alpha Chi 3,4; Kappa Pi Sigma 3,4; T-Association 3,4; Cal- endar Committee 3; Prince 3; Who's Who 4. OLIVIA TERRY San Antonio B.S. Physical Education Town Club 1,2,3,4; Choir 1,3; S.C. A. 3; W.R.A. 3,4; lst Vice-President 4; Spurs 4. RAYMOND A. THOMSON San Antonio B.S. Social Service RAUL TORRALVA San Antonio BASIL H. TAYLOR San Antonio B.S. Business Administration North Texas State College 1; A. M. 2. LESSIE MAE TEDFORD San Antonio B.S. Social Service Town Club 1; S.C.A. 2,3,4; Secre- tary 4; Russell C. Hill Scholarship 3,4; Spurs 4; Scho-Lea 4; Treas- urer 4; Who's Who 4. CLAIRE THOMAS San Antonio B.S. Business S. A. Junior College 1,2; Town Club 3,4; Los Campeadores 3,4. PATRICIA THOMPSON San Antonio B.A. Speech T.U.P 1,2,3,4; Treasurer 2; Historian 3: Treasurer 4; Town Club 1,2,3; Junior Class Publicity Mgr. 3; Al- pha Psi Omega 3,4; Vice-President 4; Delta Kappa Phi 4. ROBERT TREVATHAN San Antonio B.A. English | | | GEORGE H. TROUTMAN San Antonio B.S. Mathematics SANTOS VENZOR San Antonio B.A. Elementary Education Town Club 1,2; Los Campeadores 1,2; Choir 2,3,4: Tulacs 1,2,3,4; Sec- retary 3,4; President 4; C.S.F. 1,2, 3,4; Treasurer 2; Treasurer 4; S.C. A. 1,2,3,4; Delta Kappa Phi 4. FERNANDO M. VILLARREAL Laredo B.A. Spanish Los Campeadores 2,3; Tulacs 2,3; Le Circle Francais 2,3. KENNETH J. WALKER San Antonio B.A. Economics THOMAS W. WARD San Antonio B.S. Business Administration Student Court 4; Associate Chief Justice 4; Kappa Pi Sigma 4. LORETTA UTTERBACK San Antonio B.A. History Town Club 1,2,3,4; Secretary 3; Mirage Art Staff 1,2,3; Spurs 2,3,4; President 4; Los Campeadores 3, 4; Alpha Chi 3,4; Treasurer 3; S. CA 3: ERC. 4; Radio Forum Board 4; Scho-Lea 4; Secretary 4; Legislature 4; Secretary 4; Senior Class Favorite 4; Queen 4; Who's Who 4. THOMAS VIAVANT San Antonio B.S. Business Administration CARON R. WAITS San Antonio B.A. History Southwestern University 2,3; Lan- cers 1; Triniteers 1,4; Freshman Class Favorite 1; Freshman Class Sgt.-at-Arms. ROBERT H. WALLACE San Antonio B.S. Mathematics Millsaps College, Jackson, Miss., 1; Triniteers 3,4. HARRY E. WARWICK San Antonio B.S. Business Administration S. A. Junior College 1; Kappa Pi Sigma 3,4; High Twelve 4. SENIORS Rs ‘ia ee ay Pe k toes, fie ] eo Lae rhein, See ey eo cy +] a ASR ORE SS a Sas SPAS SIS SOO. FB oO OY a ine in toed, kote ae oe us = t + Bae a Ber EES ae Rta eS a ae we JOHN A. WELCH Lisbon, N. H. B.S. Business Administration GLORIA WHITE San Antonio B.S. Education Town Club 1,2,4; T.U-P. KENNETH V. WILLIAMS San Antonio B.S. Mathematics JOHN WILSON San Antonio B.A. Journalism LYMAN WUNSCH, JR. San Antonio B.S. Biology NORMA WEYL Corpus Christi B.A. Art M.C.H. Fellowship 3,4; Spurs 3,4; Secretary 4. J. GORDON WHYTE Temple B.A. Chemistry Temple Junior College 1,2; Chem- istry Club 4. RICHARD E. WILLIAMS San Antonio TOM D. WOODSON San Antonio B.S. Biology A. M. 1; Alpha Phi Omega 2,3, 4. Treasurer 2; Historian 3,4; Bi- ology Lab. Ass’t. 2,4; Triniteers 3, 4; Bios Club:3,4; Blue Key 4; Al- pha Chi 4. COIS L. YEAGER San Antonio B.S. Sociology GARLAND W. YELL San Antonio B.A. Speech TLULP) 2:34; Triniteers 34 S:C_A. 3,4. RAROLD ZIRKED San Antonio B.A. English S. A. Junior College 1; Alpha Chi 3,4; Treasurer 4. THOMAS MATNEY Devine Pest Graduate = — — ae a i = = a | atl ae — RECTOR ZILLER San Antonio B.S. Business Administration ROBERT ZIRKEL San Antonio B.S. Business Administration S. A. Junior College 1; Alpha Chi 3,4; Secretary 3; Kappa Pi Sigma 3,4; Parliamentcrian 3. Y iY q eo = noble eee ey et Eo BS, © Ain. 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GREENWAY.....San Antonio MARVIN GREER..............San Antonio Se ee Ale i Sone An TONIC SOPHOMORES ie se Ss WA ee he ames ee Pere a =e: “mae NS 9 MR, WR S22 ey Seg ee Se Pe wD. g -. A 2 x “i JOHN HANUS It. eo. oe Ch Antoni ae DURWOOD HARGETT....... San Antonio HENRY HARREN ............... La Feria Re JOAN GAY HARRIS.......... San Antonio BILL HATHAWAY.............San Antonio tag . rx JAMES HEATLY............. San Antonio e WILBERT HEINEMAN..............Cibolo b RIC HOEFS................... Balmorhea f Hi rs h, ROBERT HOFFMAN......... San Antonio FRANK HOLLINGSWORTH..... Pleasanton RAY E. HOOK............Muskogee, Okla. FRANCES HOWE.............San Antonio CECIE JONES @ a ae ae eS CiimeAnato nam MARY JO JONES.............Sen Antonia INFAIN GY SKGIING CE San Antonio KARIN KINSEY................Sweetwetes LILLIAN KOTHMAN.. 2) ae San Antonio DAVID LAWREY.............. Sa@m-Amtoma s ROY LEDDEN...:..2........ SSeeeoae GERALD LEVERMANN............MeAllem JOE, LOPES ic ose one. te: os one ee SHIRLEY SMALEOY. 2.007 ae aa MARY LOU MATHIS.... 7... JAMES E. McCLENDON...... _ tes «Cth .san Antonio San Antonio TRAVIS W. McCOWN........San Antonio CLARENCE J. McDONALD.........LaCoste IWAN: MeEDOUGAL = 3 ne JOAN McKENZIE) es cee .....Kerrville .San Antonio PATRICIA McMILLIN........ MARY McNEILAND.......... ANNE MERIWETHER....... Pye MICHAELIS. 2. ancccd. SELES 41008 03s 5 ee Pen MONTGOMERY... ... Pee QUELYNNE MOODY... Wee MOORE: 2.5 sate ee. Been YeMOREND og. 2... POSE RB. MULLING: .2..- Ee PINELSON Foe es BeeDeNEW ION. veces cas MARGRET NUCKOLS. ...2.5- pmeiee NUNN 2. 3. dae ee meoent N. OFTON..... 2.0. HARRY OHANESIAN........ Soebe yA MEALY, 2.5... EVELYN O'MEARA.......... GRARLES PALM... ..ce. ie. ere OARGCE? 2 5 tse. cio Pee NCEO-PEARGE ... 27452! Voy EE NG 2 5 le SS ee SLIPS, aaa wee bo Pre ePLILLIPS. 6 ks soa ewe es MIN PRICE)... . . oe. +e. AO PURNELL, «..-. fv. +: MARION ROBBINS......... PeMERORERTS, ....a0.. . ..9an Antonio .San Antonio _...Pleasanton .San Antonio ..San Antonio San Antonio San Antonio eae . Sata .Tampico, Mex. ...san Antonio ..9an Antonio _.,.Jacksonville Dallas Beaweig Lake ..san Antonio ..san Antonio ..9an Antonio inicio, IN VC. soavens JDilllesy ..san Antonio oan Antonio ..9san Antonio Pee Sclaclenc ... Liberty Hill ...san Antonio ..9san Antonio ...9an Antonio ..san Antonio SOPHOMORES ee ee ee 2 Bren ta we = 1 PA Ss ay. aot Soe Ow Aig, SS Saree Gini, ae ey a Sis Sar pete , rye 2 Secs Poe ea a AS, BTR are, Se CLASS OF ‘51 DORIS ROSENSTEIN. ......Heartlord, Conm STANLEY ROSENTHAL Antonio TR WINGROW (0 ee ROBERT RUBIO JACK RUTKOWSKY......... LOISGR CNNING ee DEMPSEY GroALlEher. . aa JANEY GSCHWANCK GS] ae Bei Sanh ae ee BETTE, CLAW ELE BEN -SEELDS aes see ELIZABETH SKINNER GORDON SLOAN .......... MAR VINGH SOME e sree WIEELAM OMIT eee ee cane EVEL Ned EL eee eet ee IVA MAE STIEWIG Antonio Antonio San Antonio .San Antonio .San Antonio San Antonio .. lulsa, Okla San Antonio San Antonio Yorktown ..san Antonio .San Antonio .San Antonio San Antonio Antonio CHUCK STREAM.... Albuquerque, N. Mex. NANCY SUTHERLAND........San Antonio ELEANOR WEGLERO SLELMAy LENIENT eee eee WELDON THOMAS. 20.05 ae W. E. THOMPSON GEORGECIIEIZE, |r. aaneeem SAM VANDERWEIDE........ LOUISE VAN DERE pee TVORS WAL Sead te are ee PAT WEATHERS ci. eee eee .....Roswell, N. Mex. Antonio Antonio Antonio Antonio .San Antonio San Antonio .San Antonio _San Antonio Beebe, WEBB. .0.5 css eaken Pee WEN ETTE os pss oi os MARCIADENE WHIPPLE...... Pee, WILLIAMS... .. 2.55. Were WILLIAMS. ......... GrrARLes WIRTH, Jr... 0...) Bae G, WISDOM. |... 072s: San Antonio .Ssan Antonio ..Pleasanton san Antonio .san Antonio San Antonio .San Antonio SOPHOMORES EN bead re Na! te FS 26 seas 2°: $ ( 2 “FRESHMAN Sez the Upperclassmen a is Ne eh Mia FTO ER RO Shee BR ister. Go reg And let's have some fun Buy your cap— uu OFFICERS JAMES STANLEY President Bin POrs Vice-President BRUCE NELL HOERMAN Secretary ERMINE FRENCH Treasurer Stanley, French, Pope NX % Oe MSE, sad bak ed aa REE ES ter or om x = 7 Pie EE SR SAR ISS PONS, co r bi? Saar pio soee a, uid eid 3 to a es OB wf, Prot “ne 2h “esta Wg x @ K x a 2p ‘ ae i ore a f By; eo. 4 ioe Rte See a ee ar MARGCYEERSADAMS =e ee Floresville RICHARD AJJJAN.............San Antonio DOROTHY JEAN AKERS.......San Antonio ARTHUR’ ALDER? 22722...) eoans Antone: WILLETTA ALDER............san Antena ARTHUR AMAYA ............San Antonig LOMETA ANDERSON.........San Antonio BILLIE -RAE ARCHER... . 2222322 hee DICK ARMSTRONG...........San Antonio MARY ASHONOFF....... ...Soan Antonié ELIZABETH AUSTIN...........Sen Antonig BARBARA BATES...... ... . san Antonio MARGARET BAZZEL..........San Antonio | JOSEPH BEUTEL.....2..... 2. sche Aaaieaan YVONNE BLUMENTHAL. .Mexico City, Mex. | DOLORES. BONDS........:.. .San Aitonms JACQUELINE BOOTH.........San Antoniay] CARLISLE BOX.............. Cn ELIZABETH BOYD. .......... 7) Pore JEAN BREMER. ............ 73 23eeeouean PAULINE BROWN ............Georgetown ERIC C.. BROWNE............Ssan Anton JANET BRUNER. ............. son: Aliioga GERALDINE BURGEVIN .........Lexington BETTY CALDWELL..........Cerpus Gia SARAH FRANCES CALHOUN. San Antonio BILLY CANTWELL eae ROBERT CARLE San Antonio Hondo PeUORES CENTO..2:..... NANCY CHADWELL MAZIE CHAMBERLAIN..... PAUL CHAPMAN....:...: Pee VoneOrmy er egy a) San Antonio ...9an Antonio ....9an Antonio FRESHMEN 4 ‘ . [eee COUIEN...............Kerrville 2 GAYLE CRAIN _... Jourdanton f PATRICIA CROZIER..............Waelder ALEC DANTRE.............Corpus Christi ia ? i j. § GeO N DAVIS......4....4e2.. � oLytle a J@EGLAIRE DAVIS............ San Antonio ‘ ARN DAWSON............... san Antonio % | JULIAN DEWELL.............San Antonio 4 j 3 DOROTHY DODD..............San Antonio FeePATON. |. ..._......San Antonio ‘ NORMA J. ELLINGBOE..........Van Horn CLAUDE ENGLISH............San Antonio } Nf : 1 PATRICIA EVANS...............Ft. Worth z RAYMOND G. EZZELL........San Antonio HENRY FISHER Jr..................Utopia WAUNEVA FLANAGAN... .Mavieth, Okla. VABMEN FLORES.....2......San. Antonio | RUBEN FLORES.... Victoria Sabinas, Mex. ERMINE FRENCH.............San Antonio AMA CLA, ue... ne: -5. 00m Antonio -=DWARD GOETZ.............San Antonio | Poe N Ee GORTZ...... 7;!42.5.. Rowena YVORMA GOLDBERG..........San Antonio | IANNA GOLDMAN..........San Antonio ROY GONZALEZ. 4. 2os2s505s00N Aa bomaee BARBARA GOODE............San Antonio BOB GRAHAM...............San Antonio EARNEST GRAMMAR.........San Antonio os Lae Sey 8°, “ste aa ee PR “ge os ® DONALD GRAY..............00n) Antena HERB GRAY...... ..0. 00 . 92 SCH ATIEASE JUDY GRIFFIN..:..............Brownitel@ HOWARD HAACH............San Antonio Y are? SLE Se Ss So ee VIRGINIA HALL..............Sen Antonig FRED LL. HANSLER: 7. i. ..5 0) =e BETTY HARRIS7.. 42. 2x2 eee DICK HAUGH. .......: 2 .2..) cn ariteae TRAVIS HAUSLER............9an Antegmy MARY E. HENDERSON...........Waelder NELL HENDERSON..........:.... 3a YOLANDA HERNANDEZ......San Antonio FRANK HICKS................ SongRAnICgas MARY ANN HILL.............S5an Antonig RUTH HODGE. ..... ....5.. aCe Aone BRUCE NELL HOERMAN San Antonio JEAN HUMPHREYS...........San Antonie ROBERT IVALDI..........Stoughton, Mass. MARIANNE JAGEMAN........San Antonio EDWINA JOHNSON.............Floresville JEAN JOHNSON................Florésviail ROBERTA JOHNSON.........San Antonio BILD JONES 25 oicudot on eee ee JACK JONES... . . «.. 2.14.4). DCR Ae FORREST JOURDON... PREolON KARRICK.:........ menace KAYE. 2. fo. 0: SCAG da al 2 oe MARIANNE KENDRICK....... .George West SP ued nice © big _.. North Pleasanton .San Antonio _..... Winters VIRGINIA KENNEDY.......... San Antonio BARBARA KENNON........ MRCINTE “KITCHENS.....:... Were CONN ORIZER oo ee eee Weotee RK NANDED 2 Wt eee es PRINESROTHMANN: ....-.... GeoOnGe LANE. «oe. -2 35h: ERole MAE LASSITER......-: Peete LASSITER. .c... 22 ess Tey PAURITSEN.« ....0..- CHE LEVRECHT ou... .. Pie tm et CHOY 2 ic oa Soa ds RICHARD LOCKHART....... MARYELLEN LUTTS... ..... GERONIMO MARROQUIN FRANK MARTINEZ........... ...9an Antonio .Ssan Antonio San Antonio .. smiley .San Antonio San Antonio .san Antonio San Antonio .san Antonio San Antonio San Antonio San Antonio San Antonio AN re ake Mission San Antonio BRIAR E tiie MASON: 2 oe -es a. San Benito MABRY K) MASON ..... 06.04. ...9an Benito PROSENCE “MASON... o0.5.. Woodsboro DONALD McMILLIN......... FRANCES. McKENNEY... ©... BECKY McDONALD. ......... Bay ARD MERRITT...: ....... .San Antonio San Antonio san Antonio .San Antonio FRESHMEN aw RES ‘ Saath As Slt i Tae, BO ce PSS Se = SO com Ae £022 BS ee ee a, oe a 4 eee , PHS Sips act Nan, naa ) a Biri, es oe SH FP k ‘ Cis, ae Sh cae Ceeay 8 Wh), ste RAD i PR HM SF V are Wee 2 ie we eae Be Seg Air i sa an we ty es a rae %, sia Senet ANG Pe oo IS Nef re SOTA SS RE Ets ees NG Bee hae Ses MES AN € teenie eR eS fem as 32 F Snr ce BO G6 Gee ar eee RE SY Th Lok preg wre - e a= TAY Em ee, LEE ROY MILLER.............- Lampasas PRISCILLA MILLER...........San Antonio SHIAINILIE NS ABE IIMMIMG IIS ht, has os _.. Woodward. | DONALD MORAN...........-.San Antonio THOMAS MUNROE...........San Antonio BARBARA MUSSEY..........San Antonio DOREEN NAYLOR.............Woodsboro | EDMUND NEVA...........-- Son Antoni if EDWARD NEVA..............9an Antoni¢ DOROTHY NOLEN...........San Antomimg EDGAR V. NEVELS...........Sean’ Antoni ANITA O’KRENT.............5an Antone JOSIE ORTIZ........2....... Cn Alnieaae KATHRYN PARRISH..........San Antonio JOAN PAZDRAL.......:.¢-..4¢ 2 oe BILLIE. PEACOCK. .....+....., Gh sAnionam RAYMOND PRENNER........ San Antonio EDWARD PFEIL..............5sen Antonm JEANNETTE PFEIL............scmy Amiga KARL PIEPER ...........7 %. -SCqyRAaioaae ANNIE NELE: PITTS. ©. 2 hee San Antonio BILL POPE... ..1.... 03. tel OCT FRANCES PREEST:.........: -9an@Anitoma KATHRYN RABY.............50n Antena CHARLES REININGER........San Antonio KEITH RICHARDSON ..San Antonio JOHNNIE RITCHIE............Evanston, IR YVONNE ROBERTS...........Sem Antoni ARNOLD RODRIQUEZ... WALLACE C. ROBINSON. . Beis’ ROGERS..:...0. WARREN ROSENBERGER Cink RUSSELL..... WaeeniDA RUSSELL. ...... WILLIAM RUSSELL....... VIE ALMON «2... . LETA JEAN SANDERS....: GENES oARLES. .. 02. JORG? SCANLON, 225... MARION SCHELLHASE. .. CAROLYN SCHNABEL... BPE YecCHOLL. ..... ROY G. oCRIVNER...... pute SCOTT... .. JOP SEARS....c:. CHARLES SEDGEWICK. .. WILLIAM E. SEILER AMO Ee OHARY....:: ROSEMARY SHEPARD... ee oon Antonie ee eee Vic wiem ......9an Angelo ee Ocha Amon e san Antonio nec ae louie San Antonio .san Antonio San Antonio sans, Deities San Antonio San Antonio San Antonio San Antonio .san Antonio San Antonio San Antonio San Antonio Marion .Mission pecs Cia Waterale AINE SMITE 2... ee ocd Antonio JORSSMITH =... 2 SiGe LNCS Prec A SMITH.:......Sen Marino; Calif. SEANFORD SMITH...... Vik. SOLETHER. MARILYN SPECHT. MARJORIE SEUHL. .San Antonio ..... Weslaco .San Antonio .san Antonio FRESHMEN At ‘9. ‘e ! { 4 3 ‘ JAMES SO GANGES 25 ges teens ROY STAPLETON I 2 acer MILDRED =O LAUT Pith. a GERALD STENGL.............San Antony IRIONE ASMWANWABIEN 2 cc oe oc Littleton, Mass. | DAVID STEWART............San Antonio MARY SYKES.. .2.....: 0. poe eee nein MIGNON TAYLOR............San Antonio || WVGNLINEI SMBIDIBOIRID), .,. 20556: San Antonio SAM SEE RR Vie eee) ane San Antonio WOEEORD MA@MPS@N a McKinney TORAS ENRIQUECS ae. oo eee EUSEBINGS TREVING a outa .San Antonio) .San Antonio} || ..., Dalles Puerto Rico San Antonio | | MARTHA “WT TE RBACK: ike San Antonio JAMES VARNER® (. 2 2.0) eee @ivic ene PEGGY WAITS. .......+.2.... .9en Aone JEAN. WALKER, :...... 5.5...) see lio ean IMIS Dae ViE NE San Antonio BILL WATSON...............5en Anton CLINTON, WHITEHOUSE. eae San Antonio FRANK WYATT............. 5Caie Aiton BETTY WRIGLEY......... 1. 8 Scglese ae ANN WOOD: .):. S20 ee McAllen MILPORDSZIRER EL ia. ase ee ee San Antonio % —— —- a PANS | WH SS SE ae ae ie EGR ESN A Se UR el aE Re AR Sar ap i, ae OO A BOF SCRIBE AR SR ¢ Salen SH Gee RSE ea anaes. «Saree 32 oe ee aN . N at ‘ WA WS s Fn epre ig 140% tin coe = eS Rg, ye eee a Pa et QD wa mo SB aa: aaa SF jas Sos ere tet) pea PP Te ee rs z ig Pasty fort’ yet) €. hues EES ':.. nicntla Ry, Se ae Ea ae a Rae IY he Ra PES Rg EO: ee Be OU BF RR ¢ Slr See sole Soe, Sera : aR 5 Hehe a bea ih een 0 ar oe Fc ss 5 ‘e TS ¥ Sees g ¢ JUNIOR FAVORITES SAAS ee Oe Kt = © aust ae ones BILL HATHAWAY BETTE SEAWELL FRESHMAN FAVORITES JIM STANLEY NANCY CHADWELL Pa A FE eG A eats HILDA GODDARD NICK GARZA LARRY CRAIN LORETTA UTTERBACK ENE BEE 6 Te ID Nk NA IT SR al A ARE 2 ARN OS I al ea CRS Ss } | | H WG a APP NMSA BOM CP eH IA RE Gi LG NC MRE SAN ARNE MTOM Us I SLY SHR Oa ee ak SA ORR we RO oar in UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES JANIE PARKER LEONARD BREHM MARION CRITES FRANCES BEALL oie ia) AS ea QC 5 ae = a (a) Tie aa Kt 8 — rae | pS | = ale a (op) = : ap) A oc = O p4 (op) (op) O Ai ot ale CR ek ae RAYMOND CORDER TED SCHAFER CHARLINE BURFORD BOB EBELING MARION CRITES ese ieee oy a a Se ae Le ad a LM SARS BA BE Oe RL NE LS Le Eh ME Se AE ar EI bas PRL oe ne Soa TIGERLAND QUEEN De LORETTA UTTERBACK C2 3 q hag! F TIGERLAND | incesses Princes and Pr JUNIORS CHARLES CHADWELL and PEGGY CLOUD SENIORS JEANNINE BLANK and EDDIE BELTRAN SOPHOMORES BETTE SEAWELL and JOHN HEAD “ = ny. SAE se) . ) FRESHMEN SAM TERRY and NANCY CHADWELL Zs OPS aaa el) RR Ee yy to SENIORS TED SCHAFER and JO ANN IRWIN FRESHMEN ANN WOOD and ROSS EATON Dukes and Duchesses MEARA 1 SOPHOMORES JUNIORS FRANCES SOUTHALL and BILL McCALLY BILL HATHAWAY and EVIE O ROYALTY TIGERLAND ROYALTY EAGUIEIY PRINCE AND PRINCESS DR. CARLTON E. ALLEN MRS. LUCILLE TODD PACU RY DUKE AND DUCHESS MRS. WILLIAM C. McGAVOCK DR. JACOB UHRICH WY wot eca: Sif FE oh | es BY IORI LN LEA KIA TMS ED NW, PG UN MOE SAN GAN IES GOW SU INET, HRS SEER ROR ED 5 ce Ae ak CRA PA OER aM a, me OE LE a $P ) cat onl see) EY LO Se et + z Se eth ae ebay BS a of Lo - | i | | ] IB page OD ah REI OLE REE ET SL OE ELLY FP PEA ee +. t= ( ¢ © fy = KT f — i) y ) op) N 1 Po ee Sata LoS ae ob = Sat ee. Fe Re Sei oS eee eee AS ee RES. S be pas ee SES eat sah lg ik Saat = Genie gis = = aman � es . = sit Ree Re R uty Py Scene Si, SIAR Ss Se ES AT eter ORIN SIR AB Re i go OUI BS 5 FOR IR + SARE SR Oe OR see SRN 5 cpr eN Ee: 1 ge 5) SG g f ‘ ‘ Me he OOS BE A es SAS SO SSF irer oe PES FS LES Sh ee ee EY we, ry ame ae Ser ee ee ee WY oe EE OMS Pe? ee eae CY 2s LEGIUS 0 AvIISVGE Aso obs Mebeiay FRANK CLEMENTS OFFICERS DDECKeTIn ae oe: ...Frank Clements speaker Pro-tem). ......-.+ .:-kecereB eee) aves ened ebUc lanes Clerks. s3. hte cg a aed i pee me eee ee COL eta perme Parliamentoricn.”, 2 42s... on 4 ee Hilliard Taylor DDONSOES 5 ao oc 5 Sve ke Pies a Bi ees pe eee) tcc Jean Tait Under the leadership of Speaker Frank Clements, the Legislative As- sembly serves as the law making body of this institution. This body includes the Speaker and fifteen students, elected from the student body as a whole, and fifteen members elected from an assembly of club presidents. Holding open sessions, this organization strives to enact into student law only those laws that best serve the interest of the student body. Ist Row (left to right): Charline Burford, Hilliard Taylor, Loretta Utterback, Frank Clements, J. Bliss Norton, Jean Tait, Fred Buchanan, Bill Anderson. 2nd Row: Welda Smith, Art Geisler, Oscar Sims, Manuel De Larrea, Eddie Beltran, Leonard Brehm, Jane Mills, Martha Ann Talley. EA LOD Ti PEAT U5 SIS aN WINES AIRES WIE ES SEN ERY ei Se at CEN A A NO, ROE Ea oa sp Pe Ae POs ETM eet te ee BES BA — eutetil Ist Row (left to right): Jane Millikan, Bob Ebeling, Janie Parker, Larry Crain. is 2nd Row: Jim Stanley, Bill Hathaway, Raymond Corder, Bill Read. i ba Student council members represent an important part of student govern- ment power. Composed of Student Body officers, the speaker of the Legisla- tive Assembly, and the four Class Presidents, this group serves as the official administrative body of the Associated Students. They have accomplished successfully many things, but whether major ; or trivial, they have worked for a better, happier, and greater Trinity. q ns iB se! | : ‘ yy 4 OFFICERS PISERGVEU STS Sp RU ee ee ge Bob Ebeling CCE ROC Cilia wre Rw gree SRR S ou eat sae has Janie Parker ‘SSGHSUSTIAY 2 oo Wb ss. cek BO eRe ao eee Jane Millikan . ieee ict SP I! Selo a te RR sam cons oe a pa LOrry Crain 7 8 c BOB EBELING st ie x Left to right: Don Creamer, Welda Smith, Dr. Adah Robinson, Jano Harris, Mrs. A. J. Robinson, Oscar Sims, Don Matthews, Truman Barber. Member Not Pictured: Dr. Marion Stiles Sargent. Under tne able leadership of its chairman, Mrs. A. J. Robinson, the Board of Publications has served as an executive and counseling committee for the two student publications, the Mirage and the Trinitonian. We of the 1949 Mirage would particularly like to express our apprecia- tion to the Board for their unceasing co-operation in publishing this annual. OFFICERS Chotirmcittiess...5 ee © ne oes ee ee en LV Semne enemies loa DOCTSLOT’ Yc. ject be ee ese eae Dr. Marion Stiles Sargent MRS. A. J. ROBINSON ite Fa ‘ r ‘ dat ae soe er OARS GM SARS PACA Ra Ne ats LAE eee a A unc Se ache eee ee eee od DelmUPDREN TD =COsU RT SSS 2 Se POS, Pe Pork mac OFFICERS CHAENE NBS AST 05 cach gS Dee aan ee ie i Roe a Ted Schafer NSSoreuGney (Claw: ISIS, 5b wa doe econ ons bacnedunese Thomas Ward SST GSS Ae | one die ae gee De Mary Verner TED SCHAFER 4 cratic part of the student government. It has made decisions in all cases concerning students. Judges z. are appointed by the Student Council and, after investigation, approved by the Legislative Assembly. 44 Four judges are chosen from the Senior class, two from the Junior class, and one from the Sophomore { class. A cross section of the student body, they represent various departments and organizations, en- iy In the first year of its existence, the Student Court has successfully proved its worth as a demo- | abling them to act more wisely. : lst Row (left to right): Mary Verner, Ted Schafer, Thomas Ward. 2nd Row: Jack Chandler, Earnest Pipes, Betsy Gidley, Jim Siefkes. ay fall ie OO NGO a BNE VES MEI OS SRE TO GIN Se Noy FES: AP ae, as Ey, hed ey eT a $e = Janie Parker. SPURS The Spurs, upperclasswomen’s social club, has united fifty girls into an organization of vivacious life expressed through varied activities. These girls have been chosen for scolarship and leadership abilities. Conducting many of the gala social events of the year, the Spurs have included on their cal- endar a tea honoring all women on the campus, two formal dances, a dinner honoring its new members, an all day picnic at Landa Park, an informal Christmas dance, and the Frolic of Hearts. “Once a Spur, always a Spur!” reflects the spirit of this organization. Ever capable and cooperative, the members of the Spurs have served the University in virtually every capacity—cheerfully and efficiently promoting the best interests of the school. The club is under the sponsorship of Dr. Frances K. Hendricks who also served as sponsor of the Spurs while they were part of the University of San Antonio. saceneeteteenetrinccrenepaarnastesreaison, Ist Row (left to right): Lessie Tedford, Betty Claire Meesey, Jennita Goodman, Jane Mills, Olga Zimmerman, Billie Persons, Carol Ekloff, Nancy Findley, Mary Jane Moreland. 2nd Row: Bonnie Balke, Dorothy Benson, Billie Nunn, Joan McKenzie, Mary Grace Mitchell, Welda Smith, Ann Price, Martha Ann Talley, Jano Harris, ws Te BSA ie aan MR OP) Op Ms INIT, LN nt ROR OP ee Site acre 4: : ‘ | : | OFFICERS x COS Ve L(g ae ee .... Loretta Utterback 4 | Wece-President....5:...4 ..:...... Hilda Goddard . i CER Cin a el ea ae ....Norma Weyl MPeGESUTET SRC bbeew's sulle: ........Bettie Browne ; | rete eae Bee Geo tide On ep emeOlly. Buller i PecieInentGriciies: )..2:7...5:5.....Carolyn Lane | SG, Gay MAMI, 5a so oc co cap osnnen na ai@ranis) leielesxern A | em TOcidniaee aw). 4 Maurine. De Arman | pponsOr..).4.2...4......Dr, Frances K, Hendricks 4 ; | : | Hilda Goddard, Loretta Utterback, Maurine De Arman, Norma Weyl, Carolyn Lane, Kelly Butler, Bettie Browne, Janis Jackson. of be ¥. a Ist Row (left to right): Carolyn Lane, Janis Jackson, Bettie Browne, Hilda Goddard, Dr. Frances K. Hendricks, Loretta Utterback, Norma Weyl, 4 Kelly Butler, Emmajo Jordan. | 2nd Row: Kay Gregg, Jo Ann Irwin, Lou Roberts, Karin Kinsey, Mary Alice Bone, Emily Bertelsen, Lois Jean Rynning, Babs Phillips, Jeannette Long, x Bette Seawell. ‘Y } y Members not pictured: Hazel Jo Florence, Gwen Easley, Pauline Frey, Betsy Gidley, Virginia Grear, Lydia Manton, Helene Scrivener, Mary Ann Pi Taylor, Olivia Terry, Virginia Woods, Marjorie Ann Young. ¥ ae! i TA RLNGIRT Ee Este. OFFICERS Y : President... 20: las 2 ous. se adie LBeliten Parliamentarian........ ..Manuel De Larrea I Vice-President, .. -74c08 32) ae OO a ocILnes Sot.-at-Arms................-..James Alicea | Trecisurers. a. she eee Raymond Corder DDONSOL ae ee eee Albert Herff-Beze } social Chairmenss san ase) Ohne unnery: ASSISiCI Leet) tee ee eee J. M. Taylor Wendell Mayes hy Organized in March 1945, the Triniteers has become one of the most 4 i active organizations on the campus. The purpose of this club is to foster e | brotherhood, to create a more congenial understanding among the men of be the campus, to sponsor campus activities, and to acquaint each club mem- = i ber with the rules and principles of parliamentary procedure. Me Sy ar oe - = aa a a Ist Row (left to right): Eddie Beltran, Albert Herff-Beze, J. M. Taylor, Bob Barnes. 2nd Row: Barry Cox, Art Geisler, Don Dreyer, John Murray, Ross Eaton, Manuel De Larrea, Mendel Reich, T. Dorsa, Marion Crites, Vaughn Sims, Raymond Corder, Bobby Geisler, Jimmy Pugh. 3rd Row: Rudy Marroquin, Preston Karrick, Tom Woodson, Wendell Mayes, Bill Jones, John Chapman, James Alford, Larry Crain, Joe Burge, Frank Masters, Del Flanagan, Jim Stanley, Phill Richey. 4th Row: Bob Ebeling, Bob Wallace, Scott Manton, Jack Callahan, Ray Peckham, Garland Yell, Jack Rutkowski, Mike Keppler, Bill Terry, James Heatly, Charles Schrade, W. E. Tedford, Herb Gray, Bob Ruffie, Dick Waits. A | ele retieneee He OmMsE GA | DELTA PI CHAPTER ; é ; OFFICERS is i | President.................Manuel De Larrea Recording Secretary...........Henry Harren i | Ist Vice-President..............Mendel Reich AOE SSCTCICTY aaa ee tne eae Homer Espino : 2nd Vice-President.............James Heatly Treasvrer.. heer a sae lomes: Alford : | Corresponding Secretary..........A. J. Cook lpkommems IMIGKHIE, oc a5 6o0esscnauae Earl Wisdom 4 SoCisor eon eae br Robert: Owens hs i The Delta Pi Chapter of Alpha Phi Omega aims to assemble college men i in the fellowship of the Scout oath and law, to develop friendship, and to | promote service to humanity. Highlighting its social affairs are the Ugly i Man contest, the Gal in Calico Dance, and the presentation of the A.P.O. t | sweetheart. a s i } e MG, se Set = OME ee ae tt tii tne spent ty Bi 0 atop : Ist Row (left to right): Earl Wisdom, Homer Espino, Henry Harren, James Heatly, Manuel De Larrea, Robert Owens, Mendel Reich, James Alford, % A. J. O'Connell, Tom Woodson. Sa 2nd Row: Henry Vissotzky, Frank Nesrsta, Barry Cox, Tom Purnell, Tommy Brower, Arnold Nitishin, Ross Eaton, Jim Stanley, Joe Burge, Don Dreyer, ] Frank Masters, Hilliard Taylor, John Murray, Bill Crandall. 3rd Row: Joe Ippolito, Bob Ebeling, Edward Duckworth, Fred Goetting, Victor Arthur, Dick Armstrong, Ed Posey, Bill Terry, Roger Boehmer, Frank S$ Owens, Ben Shields, Bill Pope, Norman Edmunds. Members Not Pictured: August Cook, Fred Hansler, Chester Karrick, Mike Keppler, Jimmy Pugh, Irwin Row, Gene Sorles. g se é AS “a Sd. OE. KE ae hope aha cuit ok kl US GRE gar ah in MN Nea CURR RAUBER Suess (DEC mP oy ti Le EES Furthering their three-fold purpose of fidelity, honor, and friendship, the members of Delta Kappa Phi, have ‘tz me filled a valuable place in the social element of the Uni- re | versity. The third year of its reorganization on the Trinity oe campus, this organization has once again established itself as a foremost : campus social club. From its members chosen from upperclasswomen on the e basis of leadership, friendship, and scholarship have come leaders in all parts i of school activities with honors heaped high. yi Sponsored by Miss Dorothy Rees, Delta Kappa Phi’s activities have in- = cluded a dinner dance for members and friends, the Delta Kappa Phi-Spur F style show, coke parties, and their annual all-school costume ball— a “kid dance” this year. Ist Row (left to right): Maxine Ebeling, Clara Ahrens, Diane Otto, Evie O'Meara, Peggy Cloud, Charline Burford, Margaret Ann Knox. 2nd Row: Adele Alcorn, Catherine Harrington, Betty Bachman, Ann Meriwether, Dorothy Gerhardt, Ivor Waits, Polly Knolk, Jane Willbanks. D aieiek KAPPA PHI OFFICERS ao ae Pre cle nn © hemline sun Onc Vice-President.................Peggy Cloud be Peeceurer. 9 .5..:..-...Morgarei Ann Knox ” eal aS | Pecteicryee. ace canes. .....1 carolyn Pugh Sucocdicnteee sone a eee lone. Williams A eae FucsiOncnmaeeeel el. eo. ebronces: Beall | Parliamentarian..............Ann Lindeman Sergeant-at-Arms..........Elouise Wickstrom Publicity Chairman.........Frances Southall PPONCOlw es... alesew... -. 2... .:Lorothy Rees Ist Row (left to right): Margaret Ann Knox, Peggy Cloud, Charline Burford, } Dorothy Rees. 5) 2nd Row: Carolyn Pugh, Jane Willbanks, Frances Beall, Ann Lindeman, | Elouise Wickstrom, Frances Southall. 3 aie ae eS a Meek 1 ek. LO SSN lst Row (left to right): Ginger Parks, Martha Miller, Mary Verner, Martha Bucy, Nelda Fotheringham, Carolyn Pugh, Frances Southall, Jane Millikan. | 2nd Row: Jeannine Blank, Ann Lindeman, Frances Beall, Virginia Routh, Frances Pearce, Pat Thompson, Santos Venzor. | Members Not Pictured: Paula Buchanan, Dixie Chancellor, Lucie Chapman, Jean Dodds,-Shirley Hatch, Irene Hoffman, Frances Hoffman. Pa bas FY BENGAL LANCERS OFFICERS Capicin snc E08 nog Me retusa eee See ae ae OSs Scere Co-capicins. 2a as eee SO eee Mert Yer DSECTSLOTY a5 cs cls ath: 5 meee eee ee ...Herb Gray The Lancers are a group of Freshmen boys chosen by the Lancers of the previous year for their loyalty and interest toward freshman activities. The purpose of this organization is to promote school spirit and to “prod the Tigers on to victory.’ The Lancers of ‘52 have contributed their best to the University activities in 1949. Ist Row (left to right): Dick Armstrong, Forrest Jordan, Preston Karrick, Lill Pope, Herb Gray, Ross Eaton, Sam Terry. 2nd Row: Tommy Stevens, Bill Watson, Bill Jones, C. E. Watson, Phill Richey, Jim Stanley, Roy G. Scrivener, W. E. Tedford. i) Aah OR TT NRE fei BPP le he 10 aa Mh Hil ah F A i NRE Aa LES Al NE BRET eth NO bE at CAN CNR ONE OO a iy gate ee: PeAUN Cac R Gaede 5 lst Row (left to right): Peggy Rogers, Jean Bremer, Mary Ellen Lutts, Grace Kaye, Nell Henderson, Betty Wrigley, Nancy Chadwell, Betty Boyd, Betty Caldwell. 2nd Row: Betty Harris, Judy Griffin, Bruce Nell Hoerman, Anne Kothmann, Mazie Chamberlain, Ermine French, Edwina Johnson, Marianne Kendrick, Mary Moir, Sarah Frances Calhoun. The Lancerettes, which is a sister organization to the Lancers, have re- organized this year after a period of inactivity. This group of Freshman girls followed the tradition of promoting spirit and interest in all campus activities. By supporting the Tigers in victory and defeat, the Lancerettes have shown their loyalty to Trinity. OFFICERS CES ioe the RE ee ras. West ae (yy ahegec ne es Nell Henderson SeCCIDICIN: cs och nee in ee ede Betty Wrigley PreCsirer..... + 1a ne wee ee Nethicy Chadwell Particonentariar . 5, ieee es eee a ee yw Grace Kaye Ci Nevelleth Mr oy ewes On ee Mary Ellen Lutts SDONSO!. .. . : 3) eer et rcices Richter Au) SS! aS PONS HS Uta tn i aac eer TOWIN CLUB The Town Club, which forms a median tnat enables non-resident stu- dents to meet, have fun, and become more closely organized, is. considered one of the largest and most influential clubs on the campus. Spicing this year’s activities with a picnic, a hay-ride, and a ‘Sox Hop,” the Town Club has also fulfilled its purpose to promote friendship among the students, to Under the able sponsorship of Mrs. William C. McGavock and Robert K. support campus activities, and to sponsor affairs for its members and friends. | Winn, the Town Club will complete its agenda of social activities with the presentation of the annual coronation of the King and Queen of Tigerland, one of the oldest traditions of Trinity. Ist Row (left to right): Loretta Utterback, Barbara Goode, Carolyn Lane, Frances Howe, Bette Seawell, Bette Grona, Jane Millikan, Nancy Chadwell, Mazie Chamberlain. 2nd Row: Roberta Johnson, Dorothy Akers, Maurine De Arman, Martha Utterback, Jean Dodds, Sarah Frances Calhoun, Bruce Nell Hoerman, Ann Hill, Patsy Dean, Art’ Geisler. i tie Don Dreyer, Maxine Kitchens, John Hanus, Jr., Dorothy Gerhardt, Ray Perner, Lometa Anderson, Jack Callaway, Herb Gray, W. E. Tedford, ohn Murray. st i hg RAN wa OT ac inal DERN Mae FR EE Lo as x ete A) Pe POS | OFFICERS Presidenian) (mata, 1.0 -Leoncrda Brehim Ss eal ef : We -FPeSIOEM 6 a esas ean James Alford JOIN THE i DPeercrony aed: Weer eae ts ate 02 billie sPersons : - —e TOWN CLUB o 5) PROSE D ch ew es os hee wbee Pat Reinarz . See ae tote Ce | oe Trinity's ONLY Coed |} Sgt-at-Arms...... oe bobs Ruttie ‘Social Club prencors,...-...-Mrs; William C. McGavock _ ’ Robert K. Winn SPRING DUE 155 Sponsor = = , , : al : TIGERLAND a Eo CORONATION ac. Ee y Mirage Picture Feb.22 130 Billie Persons, Bob Ruffie, James Alford, Leanard Brehm. vag Ist Row (left to right): Janet Fajkus, Bob Ruffie, James Alford, Mrs. William C. McGavock, Leonard Brehm, Robert K. Winn, Billie Persons, Lois Jean Rynning, Leta Jean Sanders. ’ 2nd Row: Frankie Daniel, Jeannette Long, Carl Henley, Jennita Goodman, Hilliard Taylor, Lou Roberts, Marjorie Zuehl, Homer Espino, Marimyn a Upshaw, Ruby M. LeCory. ‘ 3rd Row: Ernie Brown, Ann Price, Jack Callahan, Oris Koch, Calvin Dennis, Dick Waits, A. J. O'Connell, Barry Cox, Joan McKenzie, Mendel Reich. 3 ae’ a pa eM SRO CS weal cee ae We Sete s e2 IS Set NS alli Ce ce a baile 7 al ae Si a eS oi pies St $ uF ri we “ J ‘ Friendship, cooperation, and general enjoyment are the key words to life in Mary Catherine Hall. The | various pajama parties with their strange but in- teresting programs, the occasional door slamming episodes, the regular trips to the basement for candy and cokes, the wails of those who are campused, the room parties during study hours—all these things have combined to make life in Mary Catherine Hall eventful and happy. In addition to such gala occasions were the Hallowe'en party and the Christmas caroling party for the dorm boys, the formal Christmas tea in honor of faculty and friends and the Open House, annual events which find prominence on its social calendar. | Under the direction of the House Council, which included officers and representatives from each class in the dorm, and able guidance of Miss Mildred Schrotberger, the girls have made 1949 a year of companionable a living. Ist Row (left to right): Jane Ann Durke, Helen Click, Doreen Naylor, Janis Jackson, Ginger Parks, Marie Knandel, Beulah Hearn, Kay Gregg, Betty Caldwell, Marianne Kendrick, Norma Ellingboe, Nancy Findley, Mary Moir, Delcie Chafin, Nancy White. 2nd Row: Virginia Routh, Lettie Mae Thomas, Betty Harris, Yvonne Blumenthal, Jo Ann Irwin, Olga Zimmerman, Carolyn Lane, Frances Southall, Emmajo Jordan, Carol Ekloff, Dot Nelson, Grace Kaye. 38rd Row: Mildred Stauffer, Betty Boyd, Helene Scrivener, Maxine Ebeling, Carolyn Pugh, Mary Grace Mitchell, Welda Smith, Emily Bertelsen, Betty | Searight, Jano Harris, Judy Griffin, Nell Henderson, Jean Walker. oe ys a AN NA feat A oie mtee Rt one Ae, DRA AEN CP RAR RAN Ba a ae Wag ABE Lh OR ae a a CI 8 A a ROE a mrad a Veni hele nee Nees HA FELLOWSHIP iL oe Sa . ack “ 4 4 vas ” a LS 7 L.— ss WE HOUSE COUNCIL PIRSISINeIS Yeh, odo ao cos uae se eee on oe 5 olkeuaver IMyhilks Vice-President..................Bonnie Balke SLES ERE aa aie deen eer ae Mary Verner mepoviche,.. 41..4.. .....-..Berbara Bratton Sponsors...............Mildred Schrotberger Mrs. Effie Pearl Simms Elouise Wickstrom, Bonnie Balke, Barbara Bratton, Mrs. Effie Pearl Simms, Mildred Schrotberger, Jo Ann Owen, Mary Verner, Mary Alice Bone, Jean Mills, Joan Pazdral. Ist Row (left to right): Mary Alice Bone, Frances Beall, Shirley Hatch, Kay Mason, Jay Mason, Marisa Keeney, Nora Sands, Marcylee Adams, Ann Meriwether, Pat Crozier, Evelyn O'Meara, Barbara Bratton, Betty Wrigley, Wanda Worsham. 2nd Row: Marciadene Whipple, Barbara Martin, Connie Gonzales, Eleanor Tegler, Patsy Gates, Laurel Thompson, Babs Phillips, Norma Weyl, Betsy Gidley, Carolyn Davis, Karin Kinsey, Roy Jean Ritchey. 3rd Row: Jean Jones, Pat Evans, Mary Bellas, Jo Ann Owen, Billie Nunn, Betty Bachman, Edwina Johnson, Dorothy Benson, Nelda Fotheringham, Jean Bremer, Margaret Bazzell, Peggy Rogers, Florence Mason, Mary Elliott Henderson. ane fe 4; be ne Sd Bree ess Serer ae Rs, ES e at i eA SNe A wa be FY SS: ae = ee a he ad ys ae A. : PERE SNOT ET £ lst Row (left to right): Preston Karrick, Sammy Rice, Bob Ebeling, Leslie Schmidt, Fred Newton, Robert Carle, Harold Henke, Joe Ippolito, Bud Jenkins. 2nd Row: Ruben M. Flores, Tommy Brower, Howard Johnston, Roy Stavely, Jr., Fred L. Hansler, Stephen Dearth, Richard L. Farr, Charles E. Coe, Forrest Jordan, Jack Hammett. 3rd Row: Bill Jones, Trick Nelson, Marion Condit, Robert A. Clary, Jr., James A. Varney, Gene Sarles, Ric Hoefs, Woffard Thompson, Johnny Head, Eddie Smith, Frank Hollingsworth. Members Not Pictured: Wayne Adamson, Roberto Cascaldi, Don Creamer, Henry Friar, Hans Huie, Wallace Jones, David Lopez, Don Matthews, Willard Moser, Roy Perkins, Bill Read, Irvin Row, Oscar Sims, Bob Williams. Organized to promote fellowship and entertainment for its members, the McFarlin Hall Fellowship is composed of all the boys living in McFarlin Hall. This group is governed by a House Council, consisting of a president and a representative from each class. OFFICERS President: 20s. a4 ccte: Seas oe oe oe a em CnmIIcE, Vice-President. % 7c dee Ws gang en eas Ae ee OO OS Htig SScretary. cc iinas pd vos «peace var ps ee OO ater nee: Treastirer. 2.55 gos fe Oe eG eee Cree age Social @heurmen se eee eee eee |) om @ erro PRA AR POR REY AH RO gintes gone | Si ieieleNG il YeaUeNeVeE RS IY POAY ERS in wees ly Tyna % oN OFFICERS 8 | S) 4 | f TSS CLOT each ae aCe pA ee ean RE AN diet 3 ... Bill Michaels f I ig a8 , i Wice-brecideninm ter ame oe arin a. a a ViTainiad Grear ‘ i SSLOEH ICTR? Me oe, Ue SEL eee be ane Jeannette Long | ie CSULe lM yee tr Tr coe aur eas ot Lnompson | | This year, under the direction of its sponsor E. Clayton McCarty, the i Trinity University Players have risen to new heights in both quantity and quality. In its years of existence on the campus the players have become | one of the most energetic groups on the campus. With a record production list of a wide variety of plays, they have shown themselves to be versatile in all types of drama. met, Hi (tet eine Ist Row (left to right): Dolores Bonds, Janie Parker, Bill Michaels, Virginia Grear, Lucille Todd, E. Clayton McCarty, Jeannette Long, Pat Thompson, Frank Lassiter, Paula Buchanan, Gil Ogden. 2nd Row: Ermine French, Elsie Lassiter, George Arthur DeRomo, Mazie Chamberlain, Bill Hathaway, Sarah Frances Calhoun, Bruce Nell Hoerman, Bud Jenkins, Billie Nunn, Durward Hargett, Marciadene Whipple, Fred Miller, Ivor Waits. 3rd Row: Ed Pendleton, James Cotten, La Roque DuBose. Kg Sas Ee yeas WPS OS. See Se a OS BI A ws SES Eh Re ee S. TRINITY UNIVERSITY LATIN-AMERICAN CLUB) } | | | | lst Row (left to right): Concepcion Hernandez, Carmen V. Flores, Annie Gonzales, Yolanda Hernandez, Estelle Gallegos, Elsie Alcocer, Santos Venzor, Esther Garza, Stella Teniente. 2nd Row: Enrique Torres Luna, Joe Cruz, George Clark, Emillio Cantu, Albert Aguilar, Ruben M. Flores, Joe J. Bernal, Arturo Trevino, Jesse Cardenas. Members Not Pictured: Blanche Clarke, Eleazar Curti, Toni Gusman, Connie Hernandez, Joe Lopez, Josie Ortiz, Robert Rubio, Fernando Villarreal, 5 Jerry Marroquin, Abel Gomez, Jesse Herrera. The TULAC is a social organization of Latin-American students whose purpose it is to create a more intimate feeling of friendship within the group and promote interest in Latin-American culture and affairs through the socials and programs held during the year. OFFICERS President xi ty icc casts pce oes ein enn pce CT Soe ee nee VicesPresidents.aae asa he es es ee Joe Cruz DECTOLOT Ys os ease vsocdw 4 ae mate Bic cad anne nee eae uae eee Som creas TFECSUTER ays, he aha ee 9 oa Oe Eee eT TUL OmLRe vila DPONSOVS fh d as aa oe lh wicca un alae eee ee ea roe Sr ae me Dr. Virginia Joiner | C. H. Perea i | wus yh eS eee f AVG teeCeNieG tf MTCAL SOCIETY Ist Row (left to right): Jennita Goodman, Ralph Jones, John Paris, Dr. William C. McGavock, Richard R. Gonzales, Dr. E. C. Smith, Clarence Kastrop, David Lawrey, Frances Pearce. 2nd Row: Frank J. Broughton, Archie Taylor, Thomas S. Matney, Ted. C. Fleming, Louis Krough, Robert G. Hoffman, Kenneth Bradfield, W. D. Allee, Don Olsen, Kenneth Meyerson. 3rd Row: George Clark, Earl Pearce, George Stovall, Robert B. Baer, Fred Goetting, A. J. O'Connell, Jr., Manuel Garcia, William E. Doebbler, Thomas M. Lozano. Members Not Pictured: Lawrence DeGuisto, Richard Hatfield, Coreita Lorenz, Charles H. Mack, Richard McRae, Norman Theis, Henry Vissotzky, James G. Whyte, Lyman Wunsch. Organized last year, the Trinity University branch of the American Chemical Society affords many opportunities for the students of chemistry and chemical engineering in the University. The membership is composed of chemistry majors of sophomore standing or above who are interested in se- curing experience in preparing and presenting technical material before an audience of chemistry students. OFFICERS EIR IEE A N28 ere ack ace ne Richard R. Gonzales Viel Sig te [etch te) et er: hl a ae Clarence Kastrop mache ee. ee «Ao e tthe es. John B. Paris OOD CE EICIQUD, , Cu aLtne ROG. = tea pee an Frances Pearce ISOMmImMnTeCGeeMDeIy sets cake Gone dertmpadionnm ates David Lawrey EEO) Ce eh 9 Ba ae Ralph Jones Sreteyebeelget “Ge aa eo phe eee Dr. E. C. Smith Dr. William C. McGavock iE ANI AM Mg IN gS Lh EE 2 al ah EID OP A ET er OR a eal Fol = 5 wks STM 9 SAA Se PON caw ss vee tees ALPHA CHI | ay ‘ The Trinity Chapter of Alpha Chi, a national honor society, is made up | BS of Juniors and Seniors who are in the upper tenth of their class scholastically. | x Its purpose is to promote high standards of scholarship among undergrad- ! : uates on the campus, and to honor upperclassmen who have achieved high scholastic rating. The chief social function of the organization is the annual honor roll party held in January for first semester honor students as guests. They also held an informal gathering at Wolfe's Inn this spring. 7 At the national convention of Alpha Chi, held at our Lady of the Lake ao College, Dr. Paul Schwab, sponsor of the Trinity Chapter, was honored by | i being elected national president for 1950. | hi 4 ay nie ee Fy ee ES Ott Ee eee. lst Row (left to right): Marisa Keeney, Jeannine Blank, Art Geisler, Dr. Paul Schwab, William R. Anderson, Ernest Pipes, Charles Schrade, Mary Verner. 2nd Row: Betty Grona, Jane Preston, Jennita Goodman, Catherine Herrington, Raymond Massey, Burns Richardson, B obby Geisler, Margaret Ann Knox, Kelly Butler, Loretta Utterback. Se Ne td aU A ’ Sih RY LD nag ® GiB Ht LLL AEE PAELLA LEN BG TN, BOT ED NES Oi LG Lg Hirata, 6 OR pai a BR al eg a 6 a | ALPHA CHI So , | | : | E if u | 4 | f I OFFICERS A i ty i | President...............William R. Anderson | frecisurerar. | cs 0ess. 2... ahicrold | Zirkel ' ene ot sn ee ee ae Drea) ochwab | Dr. Marion Stiles Sargent | | i i Officers: William R. Anderson, Charles Schrade, Dr. Paul Schwab, Art Geisler, Harold Zirkel. I lst Row (left to right): Mavis Robinson, Carolyn Lane, Betsy Gidley, Ruth Sherman, Jane Millikan, Patti Willis, Geraldine Jones, Charline Burford. 7 2nd Row: Fred Buchanan, Arturo Trevino, Jesse Boyd, Oris Koch, Frank Clements, Bennie Steinhauser, Tom Woodson, Hilliard Taylor. Site eee nee ge 1a ays ee SS wane tis Se Ist Row (left to right): Loretta Utterback, Marisa Keeney, Lessie Tedford, Geraldine Jones. 2nd Row: Pauline Frey, Jeannine Blank, Frances Beall, Kelly Butler, Charline Burfor d. Scho-Lea is an organization of Senior women who have distinguished themselves in scholarship and leadership. They strive to create a finer type of college woman so she may be of greater service to herself, to her school, and to her fellow workers. The Personality Clinic, which was composed of a series of lectures by Harold Crasilneck, was sponsored by this organization. TEGCSUTST 1, Whe eee ns... culy reba ane eas ne ae OFFICERS PRSSiclenii@eagt ere en Marisa Keeney Vice-President ....... Jou wher eons oh eis uR@erodine fener SECLGLUrY Wie ee . oh re ae ee ........ Loretta Utterback Lessie Tedford 4 “@ Eh tad bck nese LORE eal Eee gw Le ¥ ie Sh St oe i SES i POSS, S022 Behe a ede Ist Row (left to right): Frankie Daniel, Dorothy Gerhardt, Lou Roberts, Lois Jean Rynning. | 2nd Row: Barbara Bratton, Carol Ekloff, Mary Alice Bone, Polly Knolk, Marimyn Upshaw, Mary Ellen Garcia. Theta Sigma, ending its third year of organization, is composed of Fresh- 9 men of high scholastic achievement during their first semester in college. Sponsored by Mrs. Jane Porter, the society has as its purpose to stimulate and Gi to develop a finer type of college woman. a | OFFICERS | PURSFR(G Povo cs OS ge eg ae Lou Roberts RUMI Ay Ae ee BoM oNk Ms Dorothy Gerhardt Re CIE PME Se) SAR oat Tn Be hale di fuele Guase Frankie Daniel Bini VICI areata Py eMe a De dha Als. ocho Rems Ps on hs Lois Jean Rynning Sponsor Ns ak gL Od Mrs. Jane Porter os Key oe bbe ees BO oR TAS FRM ETE TO Tel GeEeher sla lgrs OFFICERS TrEGSUTCIA oF) eo teen ae oa oe a PHStOricme cy te ee ee irre REPOrtel icc uaet er a ycl 595 Bele aie eae ce cei ae eae Attend em ces © iil Ce rat iam As a newly organized group on the campus, the Tigerettes were origi- nated to band together those girls who have a special, definite interest in promoting school spirit. This organization showed their interest in Trinity athletic events by cooperating with the cheerleaders and attending these events in a body. Ist Row (left to right): Mary Jo Jones, Nancy Sutherland, Mrs. June Byrd, Jennita Goodman, Lois Jean Rynning, Janet Fajkus, Roberta Johnson, Ann Price. 2nd Row: Barbara Goode, Maxine Goodman, Mary Lou Mathis, Leta Jean Sanders, Josephine Ortiz, Lillian Kothman. 3rd Row: Dorothy Jean Akers, Elsie Alcocer, Yolanda Hernandez, Stella Teniente, Janet Bruner, Ruby M. LeCroy, Ann Hill, Norma Goldberg. Members Not Pictured: Blanche Clark, Frankie Daniel, Dianna Goldman, Ruth Levine, Anita O’Krent, Lou Kelly. Presidents (sot dicts i rc ieee fcc ee eee Vice-President save essere een eae an eee SECretary 7k. weed et eee eee _ Ae Onek srcpkeus Jennita Goodman Lois Jean Rynning Nancy Sutherland ..Roberta Johnson ja.) eeAnne Price ....Mary Jo Jones we r ee eae WIPE ce airy 14 gig,” Ae ee] Be AN jh Sg gM 8 MOE E al Se EIA. YA EOS ee at Ra GE ga “IT ASSOCIATION : oe eS. OS Pg 1 OFFICERS ] i Eresicen twee intimate od: k sk he dem mone ahea ee caeorge: Collie Races resent ie tcler dts... oa ttn eevee oy Porker DeGrelch aITEGSULer. ..144,... .. bso sre, wee t1Orold.paslovsky 3 col) PRE te wee eck.) hy hyn be Eds dere Jim oletkes 3 | PM CHS CCH ae. saa eA a eon es tluord. Taylor | | The “T'’ Association is composed of all men who have lettered in any , sport on the Trinity campus. Organized to foster and promote interest toward all of Trinity's athletic activities, this group has upheld their motto: ‘Team- 4 work, Sportsmanship, and Spirit, ” RB! Pn aah Dy oo GT 7% LOLOL LENNIE ERIE 8 SONS ERNE ASNT SET SOOT TTR EEE TG OTN IRAE LLORAS GE eo. cnc ERE SAS Peet : ee | Ist Row (left to right): William Erfurth, Jerry Simmang, Bobby Erfurth, Ralph Curtis, Gil Steinke, George Collie, Lloyd Parker, Jimmy Coleman, Cecil Jones, Russell Rowe. 2nd Row: Wilbur Heineman, Howard Redkey, Willie Glasser, Bill Rawls, Tom C. Daniel, Sid Loe, Darrell Hogan, Mo Hedrick, Charlie Jetton, 1 Edward P. McDonald. 3rd Row: J. Henry Perry, Tom A. Daniel, Morton Shefts, Ed Mattson, Jack Schulze, Jerry Wendell, Herb Falkenburg, Frank Bates, Charlie Urbanowich. ! 4th Row: Danny Forbes, Charley Chadwell, Hilliard Taylor, Santos Belton, Zenny Sosnowski, Walter Levermann, Dick Hauch, Jim Siefkes. oth Row: Ike Meador, Jimmy Southworth, Francis Meyer, Skippy Jobson, Gerald Levermann, Wally Robinson. te] oe nd Nev gt 6 Se ae Ce os Ho 3Ge Wee ever Sas i OFFICERS N President... «0s idcoeeee eo ee Re eA line f lst“ Vice-Presicdent.”.7 ere seine nee er Rudy L. Gonzales fe 2nd Vice-President: 3... ae eee ee ee Herman H. Murphy iy Secretary-Treasurer.....5........5.8 ..2.. naymond, L; Corder i SPONSOL nme het ed Ae es oe ca ee ee eee wel] meee, ay i, The High Twelve is composed of Master Masons under the leadership ss of Dick Williams. This group is composed with the purpose of binding to- e : gether the Masons on the campus, and of promoting and fostering the ideals be of their fraternity in the Trinity school life. 2 | u Re f Ist Row (left to right): Calvin Dennis, Dick Williams, P. R. Cullwell, Rudy Gonzales, Raymond Corder, Lloyd Brown. 2nd Row: Edgar R. Fulton, Barry Cox, Harold Saslovsky, Norman Edmunds, Charles Moss, Robert R. Montgomery, Raymond Zirkel. Members Not Pictured: R. W. Barrows, Howell Cobb, Thomas Girhard, Harold Stanton, Buddy Stewart, Herman H. Murphy. gg? Nae i SNE EE 7 2 (ils iar gia ae “agg ORE Se , siete Fn : “ SSK WBE SNR SOE a ce Pek! Pee PES Z, SL, f INSigEeh NAS eiONTA REA LONS CLUB OFFICERS i PP SSiClon ier ere yitee ae ge Rules x ile thieeein Martha Ann Talley IV (CGS PTeSicl OF Teba annem er tare VERS, tore adlen bmi a a ancree Alex Suprun SSCTEtOr Vinee tere ie cae Mn sa cge Sr 2 GM Mavis Robinson TLLSCSUTST sR ES AEE at acases ed oe oe ee Oscar L. Sims (Bitereiqeige) @iateilgevletel..) Ween er pays Sy ie rg ee eee Carl Henley SDONSOTS eye wat ee aa etches cea ® Aue: Dr. Frances K. Hendricks be | Dale N. Morrison Pe Boe as SRA) Ms PONG it asap ae Those interested in informative discussions on world problems compose the I. R. C. under the sponsorship of Dr. Frances K. Hendricks, Professor Dale A N. Morrison, and the president Martha Ann Talley. Their monthly meetings Dy form a framework for clearer thinking through the muddle of post war prob- lems and current affairs. a ae a Sy, tl eer see Ist Row (left to right): Loretta Utterback, Alex Suprun, Dr. Frances K. Hendricks, Martha Ann Talley, Billie Persons, Ben Shields. 2nd Row: Don Matthews, Gene Moore, Yvonne Blumenthal, Art Geisler, Oris Koch, Frank Clements, Jr., Carl Henley. | Members Not Pictured: Oscar Sims, Mavis Robinson, Roberto Cascaldi, Bill Sherman, Pat McMillin, Frank Hicks. BF + aetipenane ee ea at Star Ges RTS LN Fence eR ee. it Ooh bh eet IO i mM ey ref . . 4 e, x ; g Paes he: Lae ee te 5 Sh yr “ew tes £ Pe ER EsNeGeHte, CalaUaBas lst Row (left to right): Nora Sands, Mary McKinney, Paula Buchanan, Charles Moore, Octavia Edwards, Ray Barber, Charles Schrade, Jane Millikan, Yvonne Blumenthal. 2nd Row: Frances Pearce, John Cullen, William E. Lynch, Robert Carver, Janet Brooks, Arthur Naething, Vane Hugo, Victor M. Arthur, Geraldine Jones. With the purpose of studying the French language and the customs of the French nation, the French clubs have offered facilities in informal conver- sation and opportunities for appreciation of French letters, music arts, and civilization. These clubs conduct meetings and banquets during the school year. Students who have one or more years of French are eligible for these organizations. OFFICERS President: Le Circle Francois? vos. -st las banda ee OE OOEees Juniors French Chub: in acme oes Charles Moore Vice-Preside@titiiice:. cance cm en Fecal ee p ieee UI Be eee Secretory -1Teageurer.4,. (ie. 7 a eas .Charles. Schrade SOnBO ee eae iek nares oe edn. oe Oclovidie bd wiacrs SF Ne cs he ea aaa he AIG AP Ree i ae CL tN Sk GS A ee eR el I OtsmecrOmMaP EA DO RE S lst Row (left to right): Nancy White, Dr. Robert Owens, Leslie Schmidt, Art Geisler, Oris Koch, Mavis Robinson, William Anderson. 2nd Row: Yvonne Blumenthal, Ramon Ramos, Oscar Sims, Loretta Utterback, Frank Clements, Mary Verner, Barry Cox, Martha Ann Talley. The Spanish Club, Los Compeadores, is organized with the purpose of using the Spanish language in conversation and learning the customs of our Latin-American neighbors. By conducting their meetings and activities in Spanish, the members have an opportunity to use social functions as a lab- oratory for their class studies. Membership is open to those students who are taking Spanish and who are interested in this language. OFFICERS ee eee ee ea evs Sa Ny AL. aes ee tee, Att Geisler | mL Or COT Aga sees ors, bo hide cbse dati gro CA ees Leslie Schmidt | Secio ic Vier eeee ee. oP. een) ee elome Millikan OSG en er Jog Arde eke enpe ov Oris Koch | an core ween oes ys oe ne et cv... Dt. Robert Owens C. H. Perea ¢ i, JA G Elena Tovar £S Capen Dr. Virginia Joiner BIOS CLUB fi Fe -. ie, if z « Se = ee Se Bes. ie x ROR of Wise. Ta | TOE I a ET SPT ORS TI EE 7 ¥ oe ennai ates cine Omid roti tee“ al ory SA 0 lOO, LOUREIRO Ne EE DENTE DIRE ey, = gece aes reg . 3 | i] ] { | i gy 3 H t ; j ; i | es: | | j i | ; | } r ; } 2 i x : | i : 3 | } e. gr % | + Pa : 3 ara Wee BER ae Ra ee Se ery he aS See a ee ne Fags aE Sy etiam Ist Row (left to right): Thomas Green, Billy Bob Masters, Charline Burford, Ted Schafer, John Thomas, Dr. Jacob Uhrich, Jean Kastor, Mary Bellas, Ann Dawson, Jennita Goodman. 2nd Row: Fred S. Russel, Paul Siefkes, Tom Sergeant, Joe Lutteringer, Rex D. Sikes, William W. Morris, Robert E. Monroe, T. C. Fleming, W. G. Glenn, W. Dain Higdon. 4 3rd Row: Ferd F. Hansler, Jack Chandler, Marvin Greer, W. B. Gereck, William F. Herzog, Leonard J. Quinlin, E. A. Leal. | The Bios Club is an organization whose purpose it is to band together | those students having a special, definite interest in biology. Films and lec- of | tures by outstanding specialists keep this group up to date with the latest happenings of the natural science world. The exchange of ideas and inspira- tion received by the members makes the club beneficial for all students en- rolled in biology classes. @EFIGERS Presid@nit:').s xc ats Used fc we yc een eet ee LIers Vice-Presidents 4... . Ga. ocpauie ene ee enn eC OCiachiss DOCTOLOTY cw en eect ee ee Charline Burford TRECSUTED? sie here ds we cod acy Beicor as ee ee en CCIE clatang SOOnSOD Ss orc 5 oes lv Fahne ee Dr. Jacob Uhrich HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Presid Snitigs aoe eae ee A ok, Ce eons Wace resicle ni as SVIRUCIOY. ge pe ne ane FIST Or1Cin ae ener OFFICERS ......Emmajo Jordan Shirley Malloy ed ee ae Pak ee Jean Dodds FET SGSULCT See a ee ee .......Maxine Ebeling .....Pauline Brown Composed of girls interested in the use and enjoyment of home eco- nomics, this national organization strives to. create capable leaders and in- telligent followers. It encourages each member to contribute to the happiness and well-being of the members of her home and community. This year the club supervised the refreshments at the Science Open House. Ist Row (left to right): Alice Shary, Marianne Kendrick, Pauline Brown, Pat Malloy, Emmajo Jordan, Geraldine Ahrendt, Jean Dodds. 2nd Row: Mary Jane Putnam, Ada Ruth Bryan, Johnnie Ritchie, Mary Verner, Virginia Routh, Frances Southall, Elouise Wickstrom. Members Not Pictured: Jean Bremer, Marisa Keeney, Babs Phillips, Eleanor Tegler. eee, ae es aS 2 at = aes ae ihe ES Se = w Rn, WAR F825 ee, we _ ios a gt pi Rte iS gh SEE ae AUN ae ay SY Sete Sn OP ee ia ee ee ae eige ene hee a UE a af CHRIST 1AN (SE Ravel CES EE OR Ve sere ler hes Ba OFFICERS . President, o: ip okGe Acces ee GRRE eee eae Willard Moser f ' Whol Pitelaelsigi,. pop cusangochpnewicvbencacnwauooe Jo Ann Owen z DeCrelary 4a. «oe Sone eee enn ee eee DOO abenson | 2 Treasurer eos. ee ee ree Santos Venzor | if Upper Room Choairmonve.ces. ee ere On Orecnder | fe | tae, on One of the most active religious organizations on the campus, the Chris- ee $i, tian Service Fellowship is composed of those who wish to make the work of si the church their career, either full or part time. Heading their list of projects | Y is the conducting of the services in the Upper Room each morning. Other 5 projects under their auspices are the chapel services and Spiritual Emphasis week, = a = bee , lst Row (left to right): Marisa Keeney, Mildred Stauffer, Beulah Hearn, Betty Boyd, Don Creamer, Jo Ann Owen, Dorothy Benson, Santos Venzor, Willard Moser, Betty Harris, Barbara Bratton, Dot Nelson, Delcie Chatfin. 2nd Row: Karin Kinsey, Tommy Brower, Don Matthews, Jr., Conrad Morgan, Wofford Thompson, Prentice Barnett, Wayne Adamson, Sam Rice, | Marion Condit, Joan Pazdral. | =. Poses SS%g3: Cole Nee Eshebs Ur Royo. L.U'B OFFICERS : PCO LL mene ue a ne aan ene eek ga. DOD RUNS VECeL Pres Celine nein Were Aaa ner Pi hi cre sak a 2 Patti Willis ‘ Recording: S6ChSiCryas eect 4 nso. .44+-105 + barbara Goode ; Corresponding SeChelcr yar ee as es te fe Alfred Pieper A PeCSUT Chie ene A ewee eey oe etn yet as ae Arthur Noething ; Soloretiajees aoe Aen rer men’ ont a eee es ee Mrs. A. J. Robinson DS Marjorie Morrison 7 Lucille Duffel 4 | Clergy Sponsor... 6-47. e em oo. Phe Rev, Harold Gosnell H 4 ‘ | The Trinity chapter of the Canterbury Club is rapidly gaining prominence i on the campus. The membership is made up of Episcopalian students and ee, we faculty members. Emphasizing a program of mental, social, and spiritual ac- tivities, the club has for its motto: “For Christ through the Church.” ideas 22 By) (en, a hy eet E é ee Atte a Ist Row (left to right): Virginia Grear, Barbara Goode, Arthur Naething, Mrs. A. J. Robinson, Bob Ruffie, Marjorie Morrison, Alfred Pieper, Patti Willis, 4 Jane Millikan, Frances Walker. é 2nd Row: Virginia Woods, Bette Seawell, Raymond Corder, Jim Bender, Paul W. Ward, David Lawrey, Forrest Jordan, Dusty Stodder, Carolyn Lane, @ Miller Armstrong, Mercer Goodson. op et a Bo i WAI “Saco 6S AENEAN io ERIN Zu SU) a as Nia YS SP ee SY ee i a gh” Sey SU, GO Hed p= Yy : — The Student Christian Association outlines its purpose IST] QS in a phrase: To develop true fellowship, to enlarge and to broaden the functions of the student mind, and to grow in the Christian spirit of love for God and Man.” The SCA mp geese eee. works hand in hand with the Christian Service Fellowship é to promote the religious life of the campus through recrea- i tional and social activities. e | This Association has two meetings each month—a meeting in the eve- | Ss i ning for a program or a social and a business meeting in the afternoon. The e) | World Student Service Fund is one of the principal functions of the organiza- | tion as is also working with the CSF for Spiritual Emphasis Week. | Pe | The members enjoy learning, understanding, and sharing together the | ee problems of the Christian citizen in the world today, and they have a bond BE of fellowship not only in their own group but also with the students of other colleges. . Be NS RES So eee ON lst Row (left to right): Delcie Chafin, Barbara Goode, Frances Walker, Marisa Keeney, Carolyn Lane, Santos Venzor, Don Matthews, Bill Read, Geraldine Jones, Betsy Gidley, Tommy Brower, Dorothy Nelson, Ann Hill. 2nd Row: Dave Alexander, Dorothy Benson, Conrad Morgan, Billie Nunn, Calvin Dennis, Jo Ann Owen, James Alford, Betty Boyd, George Lane, | Lois Jean Rynning, Douglas Cater, George Arthur DeRomo. Ee ee sci ee che Nee Bo BNR SARC | OFFICERS President..... ce cak ee. ee bony Matthews Vice-President....... .........Marisa Keeney Secretary...Santos Venzor and Carolyn Lane i TiFeGSUreh ann ann eee Geroalcines ones Don Matthews, Marisa Keeney, Geraldine Jones, Carolyn Lane, Santos Venzor. he Ist Row (left to right): Marie Knandel, Barbara Bratton, Stella Teniente, Bud Jenkins, Patti Willis, Jay Mason, Howard Johnston, Jane Moreland, Janet Fajkus, Mary Lou Mathis. 2nd Row: Beulah Hearn, Don Creamer, Barbara Martin, Mary Elliott Henderson, Pat Crozier, Mrs. Lois Reinhold, Eleanor Tegler, Bonnie Balke, Marimyn Upshaw, June Steward, Betty Harris. | 8rd Row: Jim Bender, Barry Cox, Charles Schrade, Bob Ruffie, Marvin H. Smith, Prentice Barnett, Marion Condit, Virginia Matyear, Nancy Sutherland. : 4 TRINITY (UNIVE Resell Yeaebesenen Drum Major. 5. , ......Jim Bender Majorettes Maxine Kitchens Betty De Fore Director. _.Bobby Geisler Joe Bob Menzler Ray Perner John Carter Jean Jones Lometa Anderson Travis McCown James Heatly Ross Burnhart Dortha Nolan Wanda McCully Cecil Hill MEMBERS Peggy Waits Pat Evans W. R. Roberts Bobby Geisler Lloyd Nelson Elmo Lopez Harry Meyer Damon Wilbern Phill Richey Harold Stanard Betty Caldwell John Enders Clara Ahrens George Tietze E. J. Wernette Wanda Russell Carolyn Watson Arnold Baca Billy Crandell Arnold Nitishin Bernie Amen Vernon Denman Theodore Dorsa | (Shee eiyeCuUN VERS TTY BAN D The Trinity University Band has played this year through thick and thin—including | the thin rain at Corpus and the thick mud of 4 | the Homecoming game. With an unceasing i | spirit, they have been right behind the team i | and the school at all times. re | Although small in number of members, the i | band time and again brought smiles and sup- “ | port from Trinity boosters and friends. Pro- f ' viding a new twist to an old stunt, the band By : gained wide recognition among football au- ; diences for its rendition of the “ol’ football- of | field killing.” i The rain which fell on Homecoming Day resulted in the cancellation of all events pre- viously planned for that day, but the band rolled up its collective trousers’ legs, grabbed its slickers, obtained a tin can to replace the A SSE he Seti ee ee bass drum and marched onto the muddy foot- ball field and into the chilled hearts of the fans, who sat huddled in the grandstands. No member of the Trinity family will e’er ie RNS o ai, Se again hear the familiar strains of the “Tiger sf Rag” at kick-off time without a thought for the 3 ‘49 T. U. Band who proved that it “had what it takes.’ Nor will they e’er forget this small u band's proud rendition of the Trinity Univer- sity alma mater: ¥; ; (First Verse) (Second Verse) HW Well sing of thee, O Trinity, Thy colors bright, maroon and white, ss The school without a peer. Float proudly on the breeze; 5 Thy halls of learning, hallowed walls, And in the fight thy sons of might Are honored far and near. Win glorious victories. S$ Thy sons and daughters, staunch and true, © Trinity, our mother dear, ‘| Will ever live for thee, Alma Mater! Alma Mater! We love and honor thee, Alma Mater! Alma Mater! 2 Hail to thee, all hail, Trinity! Hail to thee, all hail, Trinity! é }| (Chorus) y, © Trinity, brave mother, is | Thy name we love to hear; % | We'll sing thy praise forever, | Thou art to us so dear. | Long live thy fame and splendor, a | Our hearts shall be thy throne; Nt | | Then reign supreme and glorious, Thou reignest alone. Psat BS i ai SEE ci iN gS EC SRI TP 6 a NY Se oP ee YE 8 GF ths Wey SU GN 8 fies. Went f oe: es Trinity University’s Touring Choir is composed of forty-six students care- fully selected from the University Choir. Under the direction of Dr. Ralph Ewing, and with their ‘‘ godmother’’ accompanist, Miss Mary Beth Mewborn, the choir made a 2,000 mile tour of West Texas and New Mexico last Novem- ber as well as a trip to sing at the Mid-Winter Valley Fair in Harlingen. These trips, many local appearances, and long hours of practice have welded this group into one happy family and a top-notch musical organization. 7! Sart se 8 ame ere a 3 pac fei sages 31 os fi SA ae i bd Tees EF eae AZ | - —— | Ist Row (left to right): Blank, Schnabel, Wickstrom, Goetz, Venzor, Sands, Waits, Farr, Raby, Gidley, Ogden, Upshaw. 2nd Row: Lindeman, Alcorn, Owen, Kinkel, Mason, Millikan, Beall, Smith, Booth, Evans, Rothlisberger. 3rd Row: Hall, Mason, Carter, Scroggin, Moser, Davis, Stewart, Palm, Starnes, Esparza, Carver, Boyd. ad GAGA se 4th Row: Matthews, Bonham, Morgan, Adamson, Creamer, Birdsong, Ganstad, Barnett, Scholl, Haase, Cater. 1 Heer leieveA LT CeHeOul’ R } $ f OFFICERS : | EROSICSNit MoMA a. i Ms Seer Hennes uke Douglas Cater + Mice-Presidenis.. 0.34.5 52.580. enenedhesee 1 Adele Alcorn ¥ | BeCretcby= Pecsurer. 0a Genesee eee Margret Nuckols ‘ “ | : 2 : | ? } 4 i f 1 i ! DOUGLAS CATER is | The Trinity University Choir of sixty-six voices, under the direction of Dr. x Ralph Ewing, has provided much of the special music at the weekly chapel i | services this year. It has also been transcribed over local radio stations and p : will sing at the baccalaureate service and commencement exercises. Miss Mary Beth Mewborn is the accompanist, but the choir sings most of its ; numbers a capella. ; ; , x a 7 ce | vA = � Ma we “S ‘ 4. oe fas o ys i pone : 4 =| 2 — 4 Me s ; ae and re lst Row (left to right): Venzor, Schnabel, Smith, Goetz, Sands, Schwarck, Raby, Millikan, Beall, Waits. 2nd Row: Mlynarezyk, White, Owen, Mason, Wickstrom, Blank, Gidley, Farr, Thomas, Stauffer, Henderson, Miller, Helm, Evans. 3rd Row: Lindeman, Alcorn, Kinkel, Booth, Enders, Mlynarczyk, Marston, Davis, Stewart, Watson, Ogden, Upshaw, Rothlisberger, Hernandez. 4th Row: Mason, Carter, Creamer, Scroggin, Palm, Beutel, Moser, Starnes, Chapman, Esparza, Carver, Chappell, Gaustad, Batemen. Sth Row: Matthews, Hall, Bonham, Morgan, Adamson, Hasse, Johnson, Williams, Barnett, Boyd, Scholl, Birdsong, Humphrey, Scharmen, Cater. _ ht tee Py Ji Présidentiis: sreeiee. io ae eae WAVE SPIE SKCIMole Sag coce cGko vo adaSscgudcuabolee SIGMA TAU DELTA OFFICERS Hilda Goddard ......Pat Payne Secretary. feet seie hk. fot 2) ee eee Boek Frances Southall | TRSCSUEST i: uel bohess + os Dame atnees tafe gene a eT Ee | ] Parlicmeritariciien. Gee... 0000 fo ee ee i oe Cr ee LS Foot gol ate 1) Meas cameeghld Mah rape ees sae ee Sane at ee a SAD oe A a Welda Smith | Sponsors - aaa Mrs. AL J Robingom Mrs. William C. McGavock In its first year of existence on the Trinity campus, the Sigma Tau Delta, . a national fraternity for creative writers, has promoted interest in creative writing, poetry, prose, and journalistic efforts among the students of this Uni- | versity. Under the capable leadership of the sponsors, Mesdames A. J. Robin- son and William McGavock, and the president Miss Hilda Goddard, the it, Sigma Tau Delta sponsors the Annual Southwestern Poetry Meet, to which See wa ee Ee ee ROD es ND entries are made from many sections and colleges in the United States. Ist Row (left to right): Carol Ekloff, Oscar Sims, Hilda Goddard, Frances Southall, David Alexander. | 2nd Row: Madison McCutchen, C. E. Watson, Don Matthews, Jano Harris, Barry Cox. Reheteo nn GL USB OFFICERS LOGICS It arma n TaE RM hee Mite, KRIS te PS ok 6 he oe | John Wilson WieSsPigesiclalt. . y .s coo daccscnonnsocueuees Madison McCutcheon DECTCLON Va peer, Shee tena ok 20 Lk eG Martha Ann Talley iLeCist LC ha ee rn meme Amer wether The Press Club, a comparatively new organization on the campus, was established to encourage those students who are interested in journalism and creative writing. Leading the club in its activities, were the president John Wilson and the sponsor Mrs. A. J. Robinson. Highlighting the social activities was the annual banquet held for its members at Kemper’s. Ist Row (left to right): Alex Suprun, John Wilson, Martha Ann Talley, Madison McCutcheon, Clint Queen. 2nd Row: Betty Claire Meesey, Jano Harris, Oscar Sims, Pat McMillin, Frances Southall, Yvonne Blumenthal. as Sis aA Lm ee | ee oe ‘Seca me , Bin, PAAR FF 22 Be, as 9: Uhlan Ss ” _ Pep F has? 0 SE GNA Soo SUN a GE Sp Nite YS ei oP ee PSS Se hl eg SP ge Yp, ge REE 6 4 SERS 2 eee EN rs Wits “4 Mg | a pec peer era es ' F “@ Ist Row (left to right): Leonard Brehm, Marion Crites, Albert Herff-Beze, Hilliard Taylor, Truman Barber, Oris Koch, Alfred Barry. 2nd Row: Eddie Beltran, Larry Crain, Bob Barnes, Raymond Corder, Tom Woodson, John Murray, Lloyd Parker, Frank Masters, William Anderson, Art Geisler. 8rd Row: Robert P. Deupree, Frank Clements, Bob Ebeling, Fred Buchanan, Ernest Pipes, Bill Herzog, Jack Chandler, Charles, Schrade, Archie Taylor. Members Not Pictured: Joe Curti, Bokby Geisler, Jack Hoffman, Carl Marmion, Bill Read, Jack Blackwell. Called the college man's Rotary Club, the Blue Key Honor fraternity is a national organization of junior and senior men who have shown leadership in the activities of the student body. Meeting monthly, these men work to- gether to foster enterprises for the general welfare of the institution. They se- | cured this year the honor of playing host to the Blue Key national conven- | tion in 1950. OFFICERS | Presidente. 3 eee ee eee er me at cl liiccige arbres)’. Vice-President) ....o...:.. asec) oa eee a ee oe ClGkem cre keveln Corresponding Secretary............. ........Leonard Brehm Secretary-Treasurer ..... Re ere. J ., 1... Oris’ Koc Alumni Secretary... 7... 20) 42 vad) ee) Gee eed aes | Be? cal Es Oy ey tna ce RO Ee gel A ee EF oS SRE SOS WEA Sa Fie aw ORR SG idtae Ee a KAPPA PI SIGMA OFFICERS SS Sah ie Pl RST lel MPR OR, So tye hs oe amie vas eh oe en Alfred Barry WireeePiScuikeralit: y.cesots o aib fo uctavols en l-Aclo lone Meee Ee Oris Koch DECTELOTY-LTECQSUTE?. va. acces ese gy eyes ss eeets sss. Att Geisler r = me oe pe! SS SOTRSSHIS™, a Gide Sap ca RR See a Eunice Kitchell Paul T. Walthall Truman Barber The Kappa Pi Sigma is a national fraternity which is open upon invita- tion to Business Administration students. The purpose of this organization rst is to promote a high standard of scholarship, to bind the members into closer ° friendship, to dignify the profession of commerce, and to uphold the interest of the University. 4 a aves a Ya, ie a On inte aese! SBA ( = ey Ist Row (left to right): Margaret Ann Knox, Art Geisler, Oris Koch, Eunice Kitchell, Alfred Barry, Paul T. Walthall, Truman Barber, Kenneth K. Kirkpatrick, Maxine Ebeling. es 2nd Row: Bob Ebeling, Harry Warwick, John Chapman, Hilliard Taylor, Leonard Brehm, Eddie Beltran, Ralph H. Kunz, James Noland, Thomas Ward. . Members Not Pictured: W. H. Barrett, Byron Jones, Larry Crain. . £ f Bi e v are Vs ASS ee ee prto® G pBnno [ecatene™ pads THE 1948-49 TRINITONIAN STAFF has once more closed the door to the Press Hut and signed —30— to the 47th year of publication of the Trinitonian. Under the guiding hand of Oscar Sims, the editor, the Staff has placed the Trinitonian with the top college newspapers in the United States. Acclaimed by the Associated Collegiate Press for its high journalistic standards, the Trinitonian was given the Medalist Award. The never-ceasing cranking of the addressograph, the weary hours of proofreading,.and that last minute covering of an important story—all these are finished, and the Trinitonian office is quiet once again. Oscar and his staff can now view with pride the year of faithful service the Trinitonian has given to the University and to the students. CIRCULATION MANAGER CIRCULATION MANAGER CIRCULATION MANAGER Pat McMillin Martha Ann Talley C. E. Watson SS EE a PP ES OL Pk MO bal h Che Crintloantan | Ct Ole ities le mmm ee or coer ee ns tues yin: $n 2 aie oy OSCHF SIMS | McomacgingnLuddOnseew aise. .7....... Madison McCutcheon if MDOESE EC OR mnmed ahr ........ John Wilson Wioimci? GhoLOrisunOiony ae. sesso... soe. 0.7 Arn Meriwether | DOCIEL VM CLOT MEME Ae gee Sy kane poche pein mee Frances Southall Assigierat Serer say Teele. 25 5.5 cencsoncaacert Betty Claire Meesey | 4 Dulivenuau CM Vecnagen. cet dy gt «ak ost oa kee ee William Anderson |i Waverntisingd Assisiont, ..4..4..6......-.+... Don Matthews, Jr. : Crculdiomevicnagerssne ssa. 0) 2. aeeae es .n. prat McMillin CE. Watson | | Ist Row (left to right): Alex Suprun, William Anderson, Frances Southall, Oscar Sims, Madison McCutcheon, LaRocque DuBose. . 2nd Row: Don Matthews, C. E. Watson, Carol Ekloff, Martha Ann Talley, Hilda Goddard, Bill Hathaway, Dave Alexander. ee 1k Ng CoS ak eB EA i eas Se, a SSAA SS hae ER EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Jano Harris SEs Paes 8 Atel ee ee ys ey ore we LAYOUT EDITOR Welda Smith This Year lek Je MIRAGE Subsea em — was a ‘different’’ group, to say the least, for few of its members had ever before worked on an annual. Gathered from the four corners of the campus, the staff was composed of biology majors, educa- tion majors, P. E. majors, and a couple of journalism majors who had never heard of “eye-level”’, “cuts”, “copy”, “half-tones’’, or the “baby dummy”. After spending many weary hours in the library gathering ideas for the art theme, the art staff soon became authorities on the life of the Gold Rush ‘49ers. Meanwhile, the business staff kept propped up before their eyes that very popular text ‘How To Sell Advertising.” Then came the printing and engraving deadlines. Armed with scissors, rulers, glue, and wearing the look. of condemned men trudging the last mile, the editorial staff met more deadlines than Carter has little liver pills. And so this year, as in the past, the Annual staff has pasted, patched, scrapped, and sprouted a few grey hairs to give you your Mirage. ASSISTANT EDITOR Carol Ekloff BUSINESS MANAGER Ralph Jones 7, iS Ot LES eit a ETS is UME Ra Pp EIR PE ETON F y ns aD SS Ee PO PSE r oo. ee, ata ee THE TORTY-NINE Business Staff: (left to right) Ralph Jones, William Anderson; Art Staff: Eugene Faucher, Raymond Massey, Ivan McDougal. ECuiomin- Chicin eis Jano Harris Nesieiereie JEChWele. .. aac... ACCinol Idler Business Manager........Ralph Jones Junior Class Editor. ..Frances Southall Sophomore Class Editor......Pid Bone Fresnmon Classi Editor. CC. E. Watson i i Violc eet Cee Detlyasecdriglit Club Editors .........Emily Bertelsen vy Roy Jean Ritchey Barbara Bratton rie EGUOl, asus os « Raymond Massey Sis Od Se th eign. 15 ee Bill Pope Senior Class Editor.........Jane Mills | | MIRAGE STAFF (left to right): Editorial Staff: Emily Bertelsen, Jane Mills, C. E. Watson, Pid Bone, Betty Searight, Frances Southall. ig ‘ NE AS at ee GAL IN 6 ALC 00s AsNECeE ABRaO! in a And it’s all told Uglyman Moe — Ummm, could be! Put Your Little Foot? ey sand bucket! B gee te Rage, ig SWS 2 dete Pa Le fy SP eS = 7 “FIL LW N oe aN 9 EN Nah ERIN PN ae ae Ny YF SS or | “ ; ‘ee | A ' i | When the Trinity eleven stomped Oklahoma City U.? “iil at eh 8 Ay Rs “ . i When the Tiger cagers racked up 50 points against St. Mary's 44? Sipe : EN. occ i REN Ge See ES a OAR MIRAE BSI AY, UGA en is a es Oe AS 29 a FESO aR. SIR 6 Se aR ON Cele, ORR Sw areeiae anaes «ORES 3 (ip SERS SPT 25 ae OP Fhe SOMA ots fe ER ELT kB - Rot. Ee hii pm Pay RE CHD 08S = AR Dh) aa ee YUE Lele ipECAsD shen (Left to Right): Florence, Masters, Browne, Couch, Southall, McCally. “Okay, gang, when they come out o’ that huddle, let ‘em hear ya” Such were the bywords of our able cheer leaders throughout the ‘48 football season. Over and over have we poured out one more lung full, to their urgent plea of Come on and yell up there— you dead? So they lead the school spirit which is so vital to all of our athletics. The yell leaders are chosen by popular election each year. Theirs is the responsibility of keeping alive the pilot-light of Trinity spirit, and kindling it into the flame that is personified by the immortal “Trumpet Yell.” Captaining the “Twelfth Man Team” were Hazel Jo Florence, Billy Bob Masters, Bettie Browne, Doc Couch, Frances Southall, and Bill McCally. Unifying school spirit is no small task. It is not easy, as any one of the leaders will tell you, and recognition for valuable and helpful service should be given to the deserving. It is important to keep the student body in the right spirit and behind the Tigers in any endeavor, win or lose. . Pe ee eA ee tiie Maes he ES AU ae’ pets a A ee ee ea es eh la, Ba Tine ee ae sé rete ae ee ; - MK gC PE sgl @ PEL i Wi. eee ea 45, RAG. rs ig ag AE ol i Polka Ra kt Pe Lee eo Ie ah i’ wf Ge 4 gta.” , | Veneheoe eleten le O.OsleBrArl I. i? 5 ! | iF | i ! Athletic Director Bill James watches Bill Rawls, | Charles McFarland, and Dan Forbes in blocking drill. } | jl he sake wie ke | Coaches at work: Head Coach Jack Sanders, Junior Varsity Coach Cecil Willis, Line Coach J. S. “Swede” Engstrom, and Backfield Coach Gil Steinke ponder over a problem. | | ] CO-CAPTAINS | 1948 | Darrel Hogan Jack Schulze Pe pat arr 4 tec) 4: es 7a LPN I ee ce 4 aS K JN oR TS SM TREN Fe PIER Se The Tiger forwards mix it up TRINITY, = -) =) -) - -) SOUTHWEST TEXAS STATE - 14 Seeming to have an off-night, the Tigers lost their first home game 14-0 to the Southwest Texas State Bobcats on Septem- ber 24, in Harlandale Stadium. TRINITY 22. ee ee STEPHEN F. AUSTIN - - - - Losing a complete victory only in the last minutes of play, the Bengals tied the Stephen F. Austin Lumberjacks 7-7 on Octo- ber 2, in Nacogdoches. Gerald Levermann climaxed a 74 yard Tiger drive by scoring from the 7 on a power play through the line. Walt Levermann kicked his third point in as many tries. The Tigers out- played the Jacks throughout the game, but were tied on a last-ditch pass play. MATTSON HOGAN G. LEVERMANN Back Guard Back TRINITY = = = = - =) eegee CORPUS CHRISTI - - - - - 0 Journeying down to Corpus, the Tigers opened the season with a 14-0 win over the Tarpons of the bay city on the evening of Sept. 18. Highlight of the game was a 45 yard end sweep by Tommy Watt be- hind beautiful blocking which sent the fly- ing Tiger over the Tarpon goal untouched early in the third period. In the first part of the game big Gerald Levermann bruised over the goal from the 6 after a crashing drive by the Bengal eleven. Walter Lever- mann split the uprights to convert both points after touchdowns. A happy crowd of students made the return trip on the chartered train. “Dutch” Levermann drives over for six points PARKER COLLIE WATT Back Center Back Rae ile TRINITY - - - - - - - - 26 MISSISSIPPI SOUTHERN - - 9 Astounding fans everywhere, the Trin- ity grid crew wrecked a good Mississippi Southern team 26-9 in Hattiesburg, Missis- : ippi, on October 9. Rated a three touch- ky down underdog, the Tigers clawed their opponents early with a 71 yard paydirt | scamper by fleet Lloyd Parker after a hand- ii off from Charlie Jetton. Fifty-four yards of i} passing and running were climaxed by a one yard scoring plunge by Gerald “Dutch” Levermann. Still in the first period, the Bengals scored again when Gerald Lever- mann threw a 27 yard pass to Collie. The fourth sco re for the Tigers came as Lever- mann again went over from the one to climax a long third period drive. Walt i) Levermann kicked two of four points. Lloyd Parker flashes by would-be tacklers. Ww ve me Ww RINE Yee y= = e-e- - Z) SAM HOUSTON STATE - - 0 Making a successful trip to Huntsville the Trinity Tigers whacked Sam Houston State 21-0 on Oct. 16. Held in check with Parker and Gerald Levermann scoring, the latter twice. Walt Levermann kicked three = points in three attempts. WIA o se s 6 es ae = a IF U,OF-HOUSION®= = =) - = 7 Ba sae iam Wh, oe coon 3. ad Coming from behind to beat the Univer- sity of Houston Cougars 15-7, the Trinity gridsters pleased the homefolks in Harlan- dale Stadium on Oct. 23. Lloyd Parker and Jimmy Coleman scored the touchdowns while Jack Schulze, Bengal tackle, dropped a Houston back behind his goal for a safety. Tommy Watt tries left end. ROWE SIMMANG HEINEMAN WENDELL SCHULZE CHAMBLISS GLASSER W. LEVERMANN Back Guard Back End Tackle End Guard Back EO ES el eA) RRR eae eae Tk Rs TRINITY) oe ce | OKLA. CITY. Usa ee ee eee Upsetting a good Oklahoma City eleven 6-0, the Trinity Tigers showed power a against a powerful team. The score came when Gerald Levermann smashed across p. from the one after a 51 yard pass play from | 7 | a | Levermann to Lloyd Parker set up the play. age The play before that, a touchdown pass of x | 46 yards to Chambliss was nullified be- cause of a penalty. In this game the line was outstanding, particularly Little All- America Candidate Darrel Hogan. Trinity's tight defense was impregnable to the ft; powerful Oklahoma Chiefs. Linemen, Wen- : dell, Jobson, Shefts, Schulze, Meyers, and 44 : Curtis were the big bricks in the Bengal cae | forward wall. | i Tommy Watt gets around right. S| = . TRINITY. - - == ee Ls NORTH TEXAS STATE - - - 26 ; Losing in the second half to North Texas hy State 26-12, the Trinity Tigers saw a 12-7 i halftime lead disappear in a night contest in Denton, on November 6. Tommy Watt be took the opening kickoff to paydirt and = Gerald Levermann scored in the second ee quarter. XA Ga a Se TRINITY = =.) (jee i f EAST TEXAS STATE (=e , ie In the annual Homecoming game, Nov. e 13, Trinity tied powerful East Texas State B 7-7 in a mud battle. A sloppy field and in- ee juries slowed down the Tigers but they S did send Gerald Levermann across from the one early in the game. Walt Levermann Soot kicked the point. ™ at “Dutch” Levermann plows through the secondary. BUCHANAN URBANOWICH TG DANIEL McFARLAND RAWLS hOE HAACK JETTON Back Back Back End Guard Center Guard Back SOK Rass AIS Fao at Ph her eR ee ee a, Pert IZ ‘a ‘ i ; 4 | TRING EY ee 8 toe ep ne 34 P if K HARDIN COLLEGE - - - - 13 4 1 a | Playing one of the best games of the i | season, the Bengals lanced the Hardin % College Indians 33-13 before 5,000 partisan z fans Nov. 27. First blood was drawn on a Rusty Rowe pass to end George Collie for 20 yards and a score. The four other touch- downs came on short line smashes by Gerald Levermann who scored twice in the second period and once each in the third and fourth. Runs by Tommy Watt, Ed Matt- son, Wilbur Heineman, Dick Hauch, and passing by Rusty Rowe helped set up the different scores. Walt Levermann kicked three out of four points successfully. The line again sparkled and the teamwork on the field was excellent. The halftime score was 20-0 in favor of the Tigers. Parker is loose again for a good gain. 5) | oe Trinity Football Record 1948 Sept. 18 Corpus — Corpus Christi U....... 14- 0 Sept. 24 S. A. — Southwest Texas State... 0-14 Oct. 2 Nacogdoches — Stephen F. Austin 7- 7 Oct. 9 Hattiesburg — Miss. Southern....26- 9 Oct. 16 Huntsville — Sam Houston State 21- 0 Oct. 23 San Antonio — U. of Houston..... 15- 7 Nov. 6 Denton — North Texas State...... 12-26 Nov. 13 San Antonio — East Texas State.. 7- 7 Nov. 20 . San Antonio — Okla. City U....... 6- 0 ) Nov. 27 ty ‘ San Antonio — Hardin College...33-13 - = ; aes ; : 6 WINS — 2 LOSSES — 2 TIES Falkenburg and Curtis get their man. | CARTER MEADOR COLEMAN SIEFKES T. A. DANIEL SANDERS FORBES WIGGS End End Back Tackle End Back Tackle Tackle 4 ws ‘= a ® =. f EM BS fi Ei OM 9 s ft at L Bo; DO oM oh S Steers WS eS ee “ acer Fy ser Es ve ee ee P48 Se a a a Fee NR DNs Ms els ak te ae ee LLOYD PARKER DARREL HOGAN GERALD LEVERMANN SCHARF MOLINA FALKENBURG NEWMAN ROBINSON HAUCH JOBSON Tackle Tackle Back Guard BILL RAWLS MORTON SHEFTS | | | UTHER HIERONOMOUS KEENE LAMPERT HINSON McRAE BYRD PIEPER 8 = Tackle Back Center Tackle Back Tackle Back Guard ee ROH OF RY LO Bay a ee pee Se? ne Wastes Wt GCE A ae SESS RA SNE SSR Ete SNE Ela Ay BES DS WN a ening eS Me Oy op BF Coe Poe eee tated POR ee, x bak dus if p @ ky x $ ie ; i Bi ya Lan @ oe Le - She See the Be eS ee aes era WPS Seatwave eye VARSITY BASKETBALL Opening the season with a 56-49 win over Texas A M, the Tiger cagers impressed the spectators with their dis- regard for odds. With Captain Pete Murphy back and bolstered with the addition of Eddie Recko, Buck Kackiela, and Jack Lutz, Coach “Swede” Eng- strom had little trouble in forming an CAPTAIN Pete Murphy improved team to pound the hard- woods for Trinity. While last year’s te am could win only one conference game, this year’s team won three. Two of the Tiger victories were chalked up at the expense of the St. Mary’s Rattlers of San Antonio. Starters Tom Daniel, Jack Lutz, Buck Kackiela, Eddie Recko, and Pete Murphy played great ball at times as did their capable substitutes, Charley Chadwell, Weldon Thomas, Tommy Watt, Henry Escabedo, Gerald Levermann, Frank Bates, and Charley Urbanowich. High scorers for the team were Pete Murphy and Eddie Recko in that order. The Junior Varsity, led by Tom Austin, also turned in worthy efforts as they won most of their games. 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RY $ RMD LON Se, OME ener 6 Re beak Ig : ‘ Tg ok ka it Fe Nest ST He Re the pI = f wie os 8 o Ss act D 2} oO u s n £ =| fe os 8 O° = 3 Q Lal =) Nice try, Eddie! a, Sy aval 3 Tom Daniel meshes one. Forward TOM A. DANIEL IAGO Forward Es ei wt Fo ee PETE MURPHY Guard EDDIESREGCK® Forward OR TO PROPER, FET ROT oe PPE ee ay Tt ee A ee pee eee ee as aie SPREE E FEE SE WELDON THOMAS Center CHARLEY CHADWELL Forward py ‘eel [mel (ep) b=) (os sibs OS APS an ni ad iy at Re TOMMY WATT Guard BUCK KACKIELA Center ly ene ee ee eI oP OE a So ee, aint te ee 0 igen Oe Do SP “ ee Yo ee Vay tg Ow 5 ite. Widder 4 Stain ita OO SE uae vi eg 3S. eee “ier aa ae f ei Sh, er TRB “iS SF BR Se ee ey OY ors e JACK HINSON ttm EDDIE HUDSPET Before the printing press stamped the words on these pages, the Tiger boxers under Wib Richarz stamped quite a few of their pugilistic oppon- ents on the canvas. In the Golden Gloves three fighters won over all opposition in San Antonio, while one other lost in the finals. David Carter, light-heavy, went to the state tournament in Fort Worth only to lose in the finals to a boy who went far in the national tournament. Thursday, March 11, the Bengal beak-busters came from behind to tie the powerful McNeese Junior College team in an eight bout match. Other matches were to follow after the printing of this annual. Though we couldn't know, we can feel sure that the Tiger boxers pummelled their way to many more victories. 1 any Hammering Eddie Hudspeth dis- tinguished himself by KO’ing three opponents in a row in the Golden Gloves. rane Bill Rawls’ win in the Open Divis- ion and Jack Schulze’s win in the Novice Division of the Golden Gloves gave Trinity a monopoly in the heavy-weight class. Jack KO’ed a 280 pound soldier to win his final bout. rhe ee! °KG The Trinity boxers lost their first match to McNeese Junior College when they journeyed to Lake Charles for the first of two meetings with the Louisiana team. Sed he xg Coach Wib Richarz was one of the best boxers in his class in the whole Southwest a few years ago. All of the boys respect and like to work for Wib. VoA CR Sey BO excleNeG JIMMY COLEMAN JACK SCHULZE MENCIO JAMES COTTEN SAM Hudspeth lands one. i Mani Rawls throws a right cross at McNeese man. JOE SHARPE FRANK MARTINEZ OR AR ERIS OS REE eS IRE EE aS EE RN Se FALKENBURG SOUTHWORTH VO ACR Sale ey oe Te Reas Cig Coach Gil Steinke, though very short-handed, has made a pretty fair 1949 track team. The big four, including Lloyd Parker, Howard Johnston, Herb Falkenberg, and Jimmy South- worth, have doubled up and won enough events that Trin- ity University always came out with a respectable point total. In the Fort Worth Meet on March 25, the Tigers came out second in the College division. In the meet were all of the Lone Star Conference mem- bers. Sonny Ezer and Paul Carter have also helped the cinder crew in some meets. At this writing, the track sea- son is incomplete, but when the Trinity cinder stars hang up their spikes for the year, the record books may well show a good record despite many handicaps. CARTER, JOHNSTON, MARROQUIN, EZER PP a Aa. Nn nk tn Necks nasa RCS AR ee aha PAK Med sok PSA i he ye � ian 2th maa i: Filia cs ee — “@ ss of as x . i as ne ae Saal i aaa — , Te i ee . PK teh she Le te AE Sc 8 EAR A LS a ELM DR. N $MM LN GOS ANNE eae ae oo SOR 2 Beat la ba SNA ie ie eI BLA Rha eof En Whee is Pema be eh ey | © —_——— Snannnnnnncaan saeaaEGaa ——— — _ - — EE Esse Rae = aT eT Sain ’2 a WR IAA SO ea RAE RAE I ODES CEOS Ce TEE NE EN INT EN RN FS AAR A A Seat ICE See SER AOL eT Se NG IIE eh GS RA PRS Nal TG OR TO DeLarrea and Barnes BOB BARNES. President DICK WAITS ay Sno Sess aie Aun A ee Secretary WIB RICHARZ? ..5 Jauste. de ecw ox oes See ee ee JOE SZADZIEWIGCZ: «. o. «ie -Mes ce eee 5 Oe ee MANUEL DE LARREA JOHN HEAD RAY PECKHAM BILL POPE ROSS EATON The 1948-49 Intramural Council planned and directed intra- mural football, basketball, and softball teams, tennis, swimming, and track meets. Individual and team awards were given; how- ever, the best awards were the good times had by all partici- pants. Awards were given at the annual intramural banquet attended by the athletes and their favorite fans—their girl friends. Next year a drive will be put on to improve the Trinity intra- mural department even more. Waits, Barnes, Peckham, Pope, DeLarrea, Eaton, Head. 1: els Rly SER A See EL A ana a RY AB Re a da BG i Sa Rin OS 25 a F LOBE. R$ SNES lst place mixed doubles — Gerald Simmang and Polly Knolk INTRAMURAL TENNIS TOURNAMENT ‘ . 8 f tit pepe IY SAIS See Sh, “ee Vee A jump pass play. With two leagues of enthusiastic teams, intramural football went over in a big way. The championship was won by the TUP’s in a 13-12 victory over the Bulldozers. Meador’s Maulers took the hard- wood flag despite the efforts of ten other teams. The basketball race was such that all participants had a bang- up time. (Se PRE Soe Tt ELEC. ae ISA ae In a meet held at Woodlawn Lake, Saturday, March 26, Trinity intramural swimmers put on a good show while a spirited crowd watched. The Clam- ity Six nudged out the Veterans Bar- racks 56 to 49. Wib Richarz and Manuel DeLarrea were in charge of the meet. UPPER: Minnie Forester and Maurine DeArman show good form in a back- stroke. MIDDLE: The boys are off in a racing dive at the start of an event. LOWER: Churning waves as they go, five entrants speed toward a finish. Pore St nck eka Ly Another one of the popular intra- mural sports was volleyball. Boys in- terested in playing signed up for teams and a tournament decided the winner. With both boys and girls participat- ing in their own leagues, intramural softball was a favorite sport. June Byrd and Wib Richarz were the SPONnsoOrs. SE alae tno WS Ub. a en ae UPPER: Van returns a volley while teammates watch. psc rd i = MIDDLE: Two boys going after the ball to spike it over the net. LOWER: There’s the wind-up and the pitch 7 x Bbw nr eH pa 2 NE Sg AE? BNE FOP hs ¥ SES P oe'® a es OP at aa Oe ae Sue ® + Ba , eee E ‘es % | im (| | | ; | a | tae | ¢ } J Southworth caught during a double somersault. Hughes in a flip. | INTRAMURAL TRACK | Crites going over the hurdle. Three sprinters off to a fast start. |WOMEN’S RECREATIONAL ASSOCIATION | OFFICERS: : eect ewe ee Pye he at ol) a As «.. Welda Smith eee Cea reciente. 56 eared sons uesmee. oc. +a. Olivia Terry 2nd Vice-President................... ........Emily Bertelsen DCOLe Cin nn he ewer teen ee. Janis. Jackson SCC LInC Gri ren A Aes hes es wee ea Corel Ekloti Publicity’ Manager....-.......:..........Mary Grace Mitchell i Pe ot OMe tse chad) os aoees oo os. Maurine’ DeArman Pemilioimnyexalireigienet.. 6 A Sk 56s 0 Seana eee Pee ene ee Nell Koch COMERS Sg Ae eee es a June Byrd Dorothy Ford a ee Re te ee eer The membership of the WRA is composed of all women on the Trinity campus under the leadership of an executive board and sponsorship of the women’s Physical Education Department. ee ee ©, | WRA this year organized activity clubs in basketball, volleyball, hockey, | tumbling and square dance and sponsored women’s intramurals in tennis, } basketball, softball, volleyball, and hockey. Several socials were given during the year, the final one being a picnic held to present awards and introduce officers for the new year. BS S25 BS ae ee Soom ie SER amie, Sel a A. = a Row (left to right): Minnie Forester (Volleyball Mgr.), Maurine DeArman, Carol Ekloff, Pid Bone (Swimming Mgr.), Polly Knolk (Officials Me ating Mogr.). | 2nd Row: Jane Mills (Tumbling Mgr.), Dorothy Ford, Olivia Terry, Welda Smith, Emily Bertelsen, Gwen Easley (Basketball Mgr.), Mary Grace Mitchell. 1] 3rd Row: June Byrd, Nell Koch, Janis Jackson, Janet Fajkus (Tennis Mgr.), Ann Price (Hockey Magr.). 4 WRA VARSITY TENNIS TEAM : % % Food x x 2 - a ? i; s Re Md £ a: 4 on a a thngig J ao Ee a aaa tgp Si ae as ae a a § oF: : Le £ g% : ffi 84 Re md : NANCY CHADWELL POLLY KNOLK Approximately thirty girls signed up for the women’s intramural tennis tournament held during the months of March, April, and May. The five top seeded players Chadwell, Mills, Fajkus, Knolk, and Ekloff compose the team which participated in several interscholastic tennis events during the year. JANET FAJKUS CAROL EKLOFF JANE MILLS his BME 0 EE CO AE ROS gy lel Be gag ST WRA BASKETBALL HO 5 EE ZS aah Sook ee A All girls interested in playing basket- ball reported to the gym once a week for an afternoon of practice games. I] Under the managership of Gwen Easley, this activity proved itself to be a favorite team sport. i—l pl KG EH Fy CG) ; wu § te} E (a : = E KG = = a as 2 = E oe Fi 9 8 pq : = : : F: : = Fa FH : : 7 : ‘ KG fa SESS eae 3p 5.35 = AR SSS RS, Tey, ® SPS ke Bes Ay A Co gy Tee MN TS Se Doc SLOFINES {ERS ikl Sieiijel epee P22 BY AON ee OO Since Mig PASS SEU EY, Pai Rs nas NS © a¥ Vs 5ey x = i 1 a A Le os b. Oe, hee ig x x § 4 f e BS ; gs e.. ) ay Os ty RY OF WADE So ag Ye: Aa eee OE BELA RE: ty Be Se. 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PRON Se EA OR OS RR RS SOR a ET RRR Bid ae Sa Sats oe alli ines Nig Y Sete AE ete RPP su) gh ON iis 6: Fae ess It ain't the conga, They're “fish of Trinity U.” The beginning— Orientation The end—Flag Night “Any objections, i Freshman!” } Proper respect shown upon request On to the frying pan! ear Pe HENS Sg Me Ae PE ERT, OM £ er 4 ripe ert MAS se Flag night ‘n fish in proper dress “Won't they let you play, Jano?” y Nee Ni a br “al x re ae y ‘ ba we: By is At Est a Zh ne He al hd = ee igh ad J Ses ah a See: 25 Rees Soe ewe year ets STOR AS 6 Fates eee te: fog yes BF ee Re ees mt SSS gee = say 71 Neg at ae aaa PhS FO: TSR ae ee Se Se ee ey ord WD RSS eas CES hohe Oe me @ Shaw-Quality DIAMONDS e@ Nationally-Advertised WATCHES @ Fine JEWELRY and e GIFTS for all occasions CONVENIENT CREDIT TERMS Texas Greatest Jewelers - SHAW'S - 203 E. Houston St. Gunter Hotel Compliments of JOHN A. ALBERT PLUMBING-HEATING-HOME APPLIANCES Contracting — Remodeling Work — Repair Work YOUNGSTOWN AND G. E. STEEL KITCHENS 2425 Broadway San Antonio 2, Texas Fannin 5977 Garfield 9503 MON -EWY — 12% TENGE neeoen — TIME CONSIDER GWHESE INS CONNECTIONS Wit Savings Accounts TENG gee hel oe) Paid Semi-Annually San Antonio Loan Trust Co. 215 W. Commerce Street HERWECK’S WALLPAPER AND PAINT for every purpose 101 FREDERICKSBURG ROAD P-3174 SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS LEDLOW-ADAMS Motor Co. Lincoln - Mercury Dealer 931 BROADWAY SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS ae CURLEE CLOTHES O Exclusive in San Antonio P iE T | } ’ ( MOTOR COMPANY } 900 Broadway FORMERLY DUNDEE CLOTHIERS San Antonio, Texas 208 E. Houston Chrysler - Plymouth CS Re De PnP Eo ee ee ee) ah eet hotel ie, Bee eS” Shp hes SONS ate,” Welder 527 Be rage 0 REE ST (et RS A ¢ eae S 2, SN ne PLEASED GEUSEESTTIES joun Sexton « co. CHICAGO—LONG ISLAND CITY DALLAS —ATLANTA —PITTSBURG —DETROIT—PHILADELPHIA Oa tn See gaan SY, Compliments of ia Richmond Lumber : Company oe is 701 BANDERA RD. Ny ease ee SAN ANTONIO 1, TEXAS 2 ous 2 ase, NEW CARS TRUCKS GENUINE CHEVROLET Repair Facilities for all Makes of Cars | MILAM CHEVROLET COMPANY | North Flores at Martin St. Fannin 2211 : OOS Was MN WM RIeS Speaker: Dr. Umphrey Lee .. . . Trinitonians — Class of ‘65... SO REE RAPES TE Fe One sunny afternoon .. . . Fish girls crying for “Cool Water.” | “It's this way, Mrs. Robinson” Bobby Baer sez it’s simple! SPECIALTY FOODS BMG SONAL RE RSS .. Who donated the blood, Tommy?” . . The wonders of Science explained. RON TA RAF en 3 Pee Te 2030 MAIN P-0941 re qi, ° Sees “4 , A N et eS, iti f = A % a Ww 2 Ly os ®. ¥. 7 ¥ ® . B ©, $ 7 é g io: ERAS GEN CRE Ne ee Ee LID eS ROY OFS BIDE Ee WS ho, IR GS eee = COMPLIMENTS of PIGGLY WIGGE) san Antonio Company Owned and Operated by E. A. BASSE For Glamour in Portraiture BILLO Salon of Photography United Refrigeration Company SAN ANTONIO CORPUS CHRISTI HARLINGEN Air Conditionin g and Refrigeration Supplies 908 Manor Drive P-1987 Wholesale Only The Youthful Approach to Finer Portraits Best Wishes Davison Pontiac Co. 830 Broadway San Antonio, Texas to Trinity and the Class of ‘49 OLMOS LUMBER COMPANY 2818 McCullough Ave. T-3131 San Antonio, Texas For Greetings To the Class of ‘49 your eating pleasure!” WOLPR URN | Hees ee BUTTER ARUST Since 1877 BREAD The FLAVOR Loaf FRESH AT YOUR GROCER 210 W. Houston St. Fannin 4261 18 12 kk kk American Qinat | e PUBLICATIONS OFFICE SUPPLIES | e NEWSPAPERS DIRECT MAIL | e BROADSIDES PLACA RDS e CIRCULARS CATALOGS e STATIONERY MATS - STEREOTYPES TWO BIG PLANTS TO SERVE YOU American Printers, Inc. American Printers 120 Villita St. (Formerly Blue Blue, Printers) Phone F-4344 Phone F-1391 - F-1392 419-21 W. Myrtle St. C. W. HORNSBY — BERT E. SCOTT — E. R. CRUMRINE Se ge Sm SE, ARES SA ST Bhs, aan, ae ig oO RTM Sie SP STN a ae, SN Ai ey BAR Se cw SOS HS 2 TAO he ORS oat, Seiad 5 Gey 1 Ee Ed oem rR Ae et cee 3 Serre ee Bes rye eae CMOS N Eimena ORR ny 2 Seon: tee Scene in Garner State Park, near Uvalde, Texas. Photo by Meeks. We are proud of Texas, proud of our Home Town and extremely proud of Trinity University. We consider it a privilege to have produced the en- gravings for the 1949 Mirage. Ww THE BRAND ENGRAVING CO., INC. 717 N. ALAMO STREET SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS esi Compliments of JUD PLUMBING AND HEATING CO. Sao mat bday ante SS SS de ee : T. W. NEELY, Owner Bn, BAERS 8 BS ee BO S � 705 No. Flores St. J G-5311 Thos. wae te etre eS Parting is such sweet sorrow! ....Comeon fellas, buy alei.-.. Cutting classes again huh! .. . . Soups on — then charge! ’ hod fos 2h . 2 s: mate a SEX SAsbod Vesper services during Spiritual Emphasis week .. . Lounge lizards basking under neon lights... “Where ya goin’? . . .My, but it’s hot lately. Congratulations CLASS OF ‘49 from Hap Ponder Bill Perron Village Sporting Goods and Hardware, Inc. 1012 Donaldson Ave. P-9581 Congratulating the eye = de at OF CLASS OF 49 iS Sy ae | BRIGHT SPOT IN A DULL DAY gt SOF ae ae, sage | pire t4 POTCHERNICK’S ; Inc j | | ; 211 N. ST. MARY’S STREET a | THE DR: PEPPER CO. “Since 1894 2 816 DALLAS ST. GARFIELD 9137 { SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS F Hardware Sporting Goods 5 PINE PORTRAITS | FROM 75c UP The finest workmanship of expert e 5 Zz craftsmen is discernable in the Neos ¥ finished portraits made by . oF i Studer’s at astonishingly low : prices. s ' é ss When next you think of portraits . . OF visit any Studer Store ... in San be | Antonio and Austin. 3 | Kj | WHEN A CAMERA CLICKS THINK OF | 5 : | Bs | 5 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS Fy SAN ANTONIO : SA ; 315 Alamo Plaza Phone C-5562 H_ANTONIG' AUSTIN, TEXAS 1032 So. Presa St. Phone L-24961 SS 110 No. St. Mary’s St. Phone G-8134 NS | 402 San Pedro Ave. Phone G-1355 2 AUSTIN . 916 Congress Ave. Phone 2-2423 oi q J @ as y ia Ma ou =e eS SEES Oa Be it f: iy wa’ ee at we | . ei YEP BE og SS RO see SSRs 8 SG BS eae CFs APRS ANF Geese Se. at FS PRO FF. MoS s a Se Ad % Seer: Dee BO SPR IA oe Sw eae se AT ey ore, WPS One of the important steps in life is starting a bank account—do it early —do it NOW! oh FROST NATIONAL BANK OF SAN ANTONIO Safety @ Courtesy @ Promptness Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. SALES - SERVICE Factory Authorized Downtown Motors YOUR DOWNTOWN FORD DEALER J. Frank Stampp R. D. Hardcastle 415 MAIN AVE. C-7161 City Fish and Produce Co. WHOLESALE — RETAIL ‘ Sea e Poods Garfield 1448 1317 W. Commerce San Antonio, Texas LAS br hele Wholesale Grocery Company 300 No. San Marcos C. 6251 Complete Line of Finest Foods CANNED FRESH FROZEN Sbe antonio s 100% nome QwatO COLAMTOT San Antonio’s 100% Home Owned Creamery 1314 Fredericksburg Road SHINER-SUEN PAPER COMPANY GARFIELD 2231 IF IT’S MADE OF PAPER, WE HAVE IT Fine and Coarse Papers and Applied Lines Envelope and Specialty Manufacturers 1231 W. MARTIN ST. COMPLIMENTS OF Commercial Abstract and Title Company Fannin 4313 Gunter Building San Antonio, Texas Meet your friends at FRITZ'S PHARMACY FRITZ KEUNEKE, Proprietor Trinity Jewelry Toilet Articles Stationery School Supplies Soda Fountain Prescriptions 1901 CINCINNATI at 24th STREET Pershing 1231 Compliments of The VAYLOR Company PUBLISHERS TO THE SOUTHWEST AND CREATIVE PRINTERS 918 No. St. Mary’s Visit Us Any Time MAKE OUR STORE YOUR SPORTS HEADQUARTERS “It Pays to Play Wright” Wright Sporting Goods Co. Floyd Wright TRAVIS AT MAIN AVE. F-0854 C-9996 Home of Good Luck Wedding Rings Texas’ Oldest Jeweler 013 E. Houston 97th Year We Are Proud To Have Been Official annual photographers TO THE 1949 MIRAGE Beverly Studios 1411 MAIN AVE. 2424 BROADWAY F-1541 C-7751 my —— 2 whe x W a t ; 4. re i ; I + 5 i f oF : La Ballerina Beall .... Well, howdy, McKenzie .... After the big game of tennis .. . . The Triniteers building “Jack and the Beanstalk” .... The new maids in informal uniform ....Ah-ha, Helotes.... Ain't it cute? .... Climb on, up... Coolin’ off your tootsies? ... . Hi, Miss Tait! .... Hey, Shorty, your feet are showing... . Taking a Fishman for a “ride”... . Horizontal engineering .... Garland and his “burlesque kings” .... Ready- aim-fire . Lotsa peoples ... . Domesticity in M. C. H., yet! .... Things are topsy-turvy in the Press Hut .... Sing it pretty, gals. . Se ESAS | SN ih LO ttle ge A ... Let's not All aboard for Corpus . get eager, Mitch .... Whatch eatin’ cls? a). wave damiya, yell!) Uh oh — excuse us .. What's the matter — dining hall full? . .... Don't laugh, Tom — T’aint funny .... Sleepy Time Gal ... This ain't Mexico, Beverly .... Campus beauty . . .Upa tree .. .. Annual Christmas caroling . . .. Silent Night, Holy Night’ ... Kenny studying in M. C. H. — but what? . 5 a SS Belen teysy ew . . Come right in! .... Miss Snow Queen of ‘49... .. Fall down, ‘ittle girl? . . .. Whatcha got? Rt, gaan . Sag ed nae ak 6 oT ee as Va ee ee te hn, , 3 Sie Se ae a een io Compliments of ay ¥ ei4 Chas. W. Schneider Travis D. Bailey RRL ER, SW, “ae ME Te Lytle W. Gosling Co. INSURANCE AND BONDS py OH BS 4h £f' e fi wh 2) iB. � % 137 Losoya St. Milam Cafeteria he pou sob mest Cateterias SAN ANTONIO @ AUSTIN @ FORT WORTH | Our Specialty Banquets Reservations We Serve No Beer or Wine YS? er oo K.) pA = ik yd sg Pai Daf ase s % et Kd Bg Fess es bles te di Ha es my Sa. 4 Informal moments .... Been or goin’ — swimming, that is .... Great minds meet ‘n others eat. yw OOl Sten ag MAIN STORE Alamo Plaza HARDWARE STORE BUDGET HOUSE SPORTSMAN’S STORE 227 E. Commerce 204 E. Commerce 212 E. Commerce FARM RANCH STORE BUDGET APPLIANCES TOY STORE 1107 S. Flores 208 E. Commerce 210 E. Commerce For Everything You Need... for yourself, your family Les your home, your farm fa your ranch,it’s... utes San Antonio sees. oe eee Pe SSS I SOS MSE Ee ris SEE SS OES ee SE eR eae et: Ke ESS Pee ERENT TR arte are we eS ws ae org wT £8758 Sey, May 15, 1949 Dear MIRAGE statt, Well, kids, we've done it—even if there were many times when this an- nual really did seem to be a ‘‘mirage’’. Looking back over the past year, | remember not the hard work but the laughs that we shared in putting out the ‘49 MIRAGE. For shall any of us ever forget those nights Searight sat up with the staff just to give us moral support, if nothing else? Or Pid with her “ruler eyes’’? Or Red who worked all night exclaiming every fiv e minutes that she was re- signing if the annual wrecked her health? Or Carol who slaved on a layout just to discover that, besides being a little cross-eyed, she had miscalculated 1 32 of an inch? Or Ralph who counted his new grey hairs every time we showed him the latest expenditures to add to the budget? Or Janie, C. E., and Frances who developed those “eye-level complexes’’? Or Ritchey, Barbe, and Emily who still look a little sick when some unknowing soul mentions the word “club” in their presence? Or Bill who is still wondering which Lever- mann made which touchdown in which game? Or that horrified look of the art staff when we asked them if one of the group would mind drawing up the WRA symbol again “cause we lost it, Raymond’’? Or those knowing glances we received from the engraver and the printer when we came in empty-handed on deadline day? Or Floyd and his immortal expression: - ‘cheese’? Or the many times we stayed up all night, ‘just to keep the coffee pot company’’? Yep, you've all developed an “annual complex” of some sort or the other, you've all worked hard, and you've all done a grand job. Thanks a million. Your ever-loving editor, Jano Dio. ones Rag TERR Sa oe Sap saa A REE GAOT AAW UR diene: PE se a ree ee ee or We ye See Foo 7 . o Edy +4 ware aes, ee b SS at Scene Fa aa R i oe eee SS BIAS ae Sin Fale. oe ade, SARS 2S IR PACT AW. a hw BERS. SONS 2F a FOO, RD ¢ TARE LH OME ars si “: ey ‘ pet : Dp — DD te SL EP ® RS ale Sa, EES Pe A