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Cirfvl Calhoun Wie NK i x 1 4,,, . f Mr. David Burkrtl .f-- Following tours, lectures, dances, and more lectures, the class of 368 relaxed as the all-knowing upperclassmen told them G'How to Succeed in College Witliotlt Really Trying. Witli this initiation he- hind them the freshmen were caught up in the whirl of social activities and classes of daily college routine. Bates Butler and Claudia King in 'LYou are Sixteen Talent Show Highlights Orientation Honey and Thunder sing praises of HGrand Old Ivy spiced with groundhog yells. ,T y 4 '-1 t. During orientation week, freshmen become acquainted with Trinity campus. wana U Ill I I E 9X7 f 'vmiv S .W-Q 4-VW -rt-P' ' M f ,g - 1 ,, K 2 f rf, , 475 New Christy Minstrels smg out thelr ren dition of This Train mn ,fl 2 qflzg RN Art Podell Sound of Today . hit song of New Christy Min- strels. faseinates Trinity audience. Mass confusion during intermission. Larry Ramos A capacity crowd of 3,000 packed the Sams Memorial Center to hear the folk music of the New Christy lVlin- strels. MSaturday Nightu, 4'Today'7, Wfhis Train , and other hits kept the audience completely enthralled during the two hour concert. Barry c uire MG lx G1 Barry Kane 'V if it Z is I Q? ' t Trinity goes all out to welcome New Christy Mmstrels Linda Martinson in Peter Pan at the Dallas Theater Center. ! N ,, N--,cl . 1 A Mi 'sa Attic Theater In its second year under the direction of distin- guished dramatist Paul Baker, the department con- tinued its successes of last season with such major pro- ductions as HThe Visitw and uThe Servant of Two Masters. On February 26 ground was broken for the Ruth Taylor Theater which will house the growing speech and drama department. 6'Co1nedy of Errorsw performed by cast from Dallas Theater Center. Micki McClelland and John Henson in 'LA Seat Where There is Sun l I Sally Howell and Jon Bonsignore in The Sandbox Connie Kent. Melinda :Xt- kins. Rev. Jack W'HI'I'CI1 Langorcl. and Bonnie Stout in Noah'S Flooclu Dancing fills the evening. Coronation Ball Coronation Court Mardi-Gras was the theme of Sigma Theta Tauis Coronation Ball. The Sams Center had a touch of French New Orleans with red and White checkered table cloths, serpentine, and blue and silver masques. Presentation of the ball royalty highlighted the evening. Mardi-Gras decorations enhance the ballis festivities. if Qrl 'l What did Sigma's do to the punch that fascinates Al? X J K 1 B Homeeomin 1964 s n Thursday night was a time of fe- verish activity to finish the floats. The Spirit of '96 Teers won first place in campus display contest with the Spirit of 96N King and Queen candidates 'N sv fn Homecoming Fiesta I if Coed tries her luck at Hswirl-painting booth. I Night of Fiesta. Anne Randell , 'Dv s l 1 Q v l 1 l l 4 r u . I l C l 9 a 1 l HAYMI l 1 l l r l Fun, follies and fights at the Fiesta. w r ll Gaily decorated booth at the homecoming festival serves as secluded spot for students. 1 1 4 Innocents of Yesteryear Dean Ritchey admonishes Connie Kent The fiesta took on a new look with the theme '4Spirit of Old San Antonio. A musical review 'The Spirit of Trinity preceded the crowning of the Homecoming Queen and Go Home King by Roger Williams. Cast of musical review sing a closing number. N .. ,- f I -rm J? I 24 1- . 4 . 42 Sgr , - ll NZ T j f , ,xx ? Wy xy: My r x -q3J...i f Y..,,,,, ,N . sr sk . . A M .lxpf KJ Say., w,55:,5ff, ., ,A f 1 , p , V , uf.. -3 'Pt Nils, f ' ft: W . , vm ' f' Y 5 ' 'f Q ,,,, , V, , Mg., , amp r WM ,S .1sw:w, Nwy7a,,,s mfg V f U f, 11 Q X f 'Yew W Xi ww, fwndp is , ' 4 A M485 Nw ' , ,L ', ,'. ,, Y s .- A as ,RX Ax 1 irwggfgfkx Wg -pgs 4 ' 'w a M, Mba, tvs 1 f ' 4 QIQPWS . ' f , ,e x if ' i , A K ,, Q U41 Ages, . 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A dance in the ballroom followed the con- cert. 41 Queen Lilla Keyes B Entrance to the party was via a slide. Kiddie Karnival X -f.x X , sink , Xyv , 5 WM ,. A1-11 f Y N4 , ,si -.. !!L',?ew1UQw - , K: , Q Ginny Martin and Jack Stafford Festooned with balloons, crepe paper, and cartoon characters, the Kiddie Karnival of Gamma Chi Delta gave Trinitonians a chance to regress a little to the carefree days of child- hood. Dancing and hula hooping were to the music of A1 and the Exclusives. Peggy Smith N, - fdiiii N , G? Y Kiddiesu enjoy refreshments at the Karnival. 9 , if 7 mx, x ?ff ' iii qi T ,, 'Q Q ' M ,Nf br rxdpnxg iff Q , . ,Q mt, l , ' , K-1 Ji X Lf31S1?f?L, WIC'-v'bT10v Cnutgfmfmg QF ygug Miss Venita Fitch G I E1 Q? Them Tau Ivpsilon Szvceflzcrzrl Theta Tau's The Part Known for their unceasing ingenuity in all aspects of college life, Theta's adapted their all-school dance to the national political scene as they presented HThe Party. The Sams Center was changed into a Congressional Ballroom with music by the Dynamics. Coeds campaign for 6'The Party. Trinitonians voted in a mock presidential election in the Sub with Senator Goldwater winning. University Lecture Series If Dr. Daniel M. Berman Nlr. Mark litlirinlgf- Opened hy renowned journalist Mark Ethridge, the University Lecture Series brought Dr. Richard lVlc- Keon, professor of philosophy at the University of Chicago, Dr. Melvin Kranzberg, professor of the history of science and technology at Case lnstitute, and Dr. Talcott Parsons, professor of Sociology at Harvard, to the campus. These represent only a few QQ of the distinguished guests who lectured this year. X W. Q 28 VU S it ,K , W-3,5 Senator Coldwater appearing in Alamo Stadium. W L Col. Wilson, Mr. Norton, and Cadet Col. Greene talk with the Army's ranking authority on ROTC, Lt. Gen. W. H. S. Wright Dave Evans, Lancer president, and Trudy Shook, Chi Beta presi- dent, present Dr. Murray with the award following his all-school election as ufavorite professor. Spiritual Emphasis Week Besides the annual Spiritual Emphasis Week lecturer, many noted religious leaders were frequently on campus. Dr. John Bonnell, Dr. Edler Hawkins, Dr. Eugene Carson Blake, Rev. Arthur lVIcKay, and Dr. John Coventry Smith were among those who spoke to us. A 1. X .WJ ' x x Dr. Murray Elected Favorite Professor The Trinity faculty is composed of many celebrities in their own rights. lVlany are engaged in research and several, including Dr. Thomas Cossett, lVlrs. Kitty Baker. ,learnine Wagner, and Dr. Richard Zaner. had hooks published this year. - Rev. George W. Burroughs, Spiritual Emphasis Week Speaker. 29 .... -nr 'QV is Chapman Graduate Cc-ntcr Semester Exams close. Bonnie Symington Looks of apprehension appear as semester comes to Roxy Knorr and Steve Servaas s .1 4 f 4' f X For some, the first break in the year came With semester exams. The library, language lab, and even class rooms Were changed into scenes of concentrated awake pills and coffee pulled some through. Without vows to keep up next semes-ter,s work. study. Stay- Few escaped 41-2L.ff'?'F X .Aww ,,. r f X f X 2 ' fy, 441 gigs, gt. , 5: 4,fUx.,'w f XNNN , WXWH7 of ox, 0 lub Riviera in Mood Latino Dancing to the music of The Chevelles in the Plaza de Los Toros and gambling in the casino were features of the evening when Lancers pre- sented Cluh Riviera in Mood Latino. The Student Union was transformed into an exotic Latin night spot. Look me in the eye and say that again. Suzie Etnyre and ,lim Jones 3550 more and lill have Homer's tuition for next semester. F rolie of Hearts The Spurs traced the true place of woman from the Boston Tea party to a prediction for a future woman presi- dent in a6What Adamls Rib Did. Following the show, Frolic personali- ties Were presented at a semi-formal dance in Sams Center Ballroom. But I wanted to be the boylw ,, is rf Rm bbarpv Orrin'-tra M..-J' Triniteers Present lub Blue Ange Susan Goss. Miss Blue Angel 'Iirinitc-ers and dates dance to the moody beat of the mambo. Blue balloons, crepe paper, and spotlights enfolded tlie tables circling the dance area of Club Blue Angel. Ray Sharpe and Combo returned to repeat last year7s out- standing performance. N 9 JV, 1 . 1,7 . Q Sell-out crowd waits impatiently for the trio to appear Peter, Paul and Mary The Armstrong administration secured still an- other top-notch performing group in Peter, Paul, and Mary to close out its term of office. The re- sponse was so great that a second performance was held the following Week. Awaiting their introduction, Peter, Paul and Mary tune-up backstage. 36 WH Ami-119' 1, My Wggiw. 3 1 Iii QL :X1'1iist1'm1g' clirccls final lll'l'ZlIlQIt'1llE'IllS by Walkie- talkic. 5 5 1 ,L l 4 77 Peter, Paul and Mary entertain with hit tune 'Puff, the Magic Dragon Peter Yarrow willingly signs autngraplis for over-flow Crowd. T' v X uw Sell-Out Crowd Brings Repeat Performance M , Q, Pia' .mc 'ly V QQ?- ',QKeX'poR M725 Wag.: N 2 +1 W , X rf'-522994 K 9BVlq67 6 Q51 nd Q, 'fir QW-, gang! V7 '55 1996 Q ,, 66, 0621094 51wf'6s,rfaa r X, of X, 1 va ,Ai 40 14, , 'va W' 5g5X06d55GG1h gg 996 J SBK? 'Zio worse QQ sid pk U vfgffsfuw 'N 6513 946' 599' Q9 69 9 tax 60441, was 'op AG 1a'Nx'2Qsf9 ,psf-V-'dwool 5'7 I K1 ,gn PV 5,,e1:.R9rYtG,a 'z'7i1,,Gp.s. gf Q' Xb vt -CR 5 Telegram confirms arrangements for second pel formance. 4 r iff Saturday night in the dorm K fX . 'F time ' Prospective ac'tives Mike and Linda are besieged on all sides hy f-luh members. 38 Freshman Talent Show Repaying a debt they owed since the Advisors Talent Show in September, the Class of '68 treated upperclassmen to their Version of college life in Wfhe Unsinkahle Freshman Class. The performance was dedicated to retiring Council president Joe Ml-loneyw Armstrong. Carol tries to convince Dr. Narcosis that heis got uTrouble,' ' s ln ong Western attire prevails at Sing Song. Rain Gamma Chi Delta Full house awaits opening of inter-club competition. North Side Story Theta Tau Upsilon T M Ji Hans Christian Anderson Chi Bc-ta Epsilon l i 'GA Salute to Winston Churchill Triniteers I Z ,ti G 25 'H 4. Q iifm - 1 fa 2 Q 1 l Q l i z l L 1 . .4le.!...!.lk People Spurs -wimm, AA 40 Wino, Womvn, and Song Bvngal LanCCrS purs and Teers Retire Troph Dr. Murray and family ur-'- i i 1 ,...,, fm , in Miss Grissom awards trophy to Teer di- rector Lonnie Parsons. nl Fun in the Olrl VVcst Kappa Psi Omega Dedicated to Dean Coleen Grissom, Chi Epsilon Sing Song attracted its usual large audience of Parents' Weekend visitors. Triniteers and Spurs won first places for the third year in a row as Thetas took their second special award. Campus Serenade Chi Delta Tau ru K fi it Q I' 2 T5 N X, ,Q , ,-1 D4 Hustle and bustle with make-up and cos tumes packs backstage mtl Viet Nam Satire Sigma Kappa Epsilon ,, - ,Q Q Camp Son N gina Theta. Tau x XX W ,Qt Students await the appearance of first model during Bermuda Dayis activities Miss,' Alden seems to be losing something Danger lurks on the right ' X i X if i Q Crowning of Miss Steak elimaxes fashion show. . . but when I first started shaving . . E35 . 4, , . . . . if Jackie Halls grabs another T7 Association victim. , F ff lt 5 K fit s W Bai F s s F l t t E I ,, f M. I W W -- fi 9 6I'IIll1 3 3 Complete with pie eating and greased watermelon contests, fashion show, the Great Shara, and Carlos Montoya, Bermuda Day was a tremendous 1 success. Bared knees and fun were the order of the day. I Pie seems to go down better in a prone position. f u I X -K at xx- ' ' XXX-,Lt 'D J v ,a NEW 45 la, QJW5 5 M ' ' 7 t they 'MF -14' 0 .+V fflfwaq . WM 'lf 'It' ffit 'X . -f . A X Q' ft we mf -Yvgffyf F . . - ,avg Xu X N35 yt. y 5 kv xxx' , n y .2 fx K-,yi i X 0, I. t f- s f ' 'fx Q te Vitx qgwteistflxt A lt . i ' 'X ' xi-. iq' Msxq X. xtei A I 1 if ,fvtf , tw Qu, We g4'V :Je-,fx sp - sf et i Westgate f,,,vfmsat-as , 2, iffy 1 ug fm f'tf.- ,4'2i,Nt- 'vsgw Ygrw X sf- gfaff' ,al X 'Ns an ' Q QQ yd M fi 'Qu xi5Qt'45f rim Kai ' tg N13 lwE,,f.x If an , . in Q q ., mxmxxtl N' ,W , V , . . p 2 1- MN X . 5 its l 'Q K' N4 -TTS. T nt A f'Xf5,:e9-'Q f ,qu 'Cf M gs N 4' -any-MQ K Wifwlff X 'M xi W Q :XFN 3 tE-Y' . 'L K I N l l I lf g. U S 43 5 I. Shara the Great has become one of the feature attractions of Bermuda Day. .Pm And all you have to do . . I 'L -s 1 2:12 .Q R. i it at 4 ff f uBattle of Flourm contest Fi X ..,. 5 ' vw -1.. H fi gif Reinforeements arrive. 44 ,hw -' .Mx 4 A Cornish and McLean win another one Carlos Montoya Montoya. The concert was followed lry a dance in the Sams Center Ballroom. At intermission Chi Delts present a flag to Dean Thomas for use at the Sams Memorial Center. 45 Closing out Berrnucla '65, the glurlent Assoeia- tion presented famed flamenf-o guitarist Carlos Salvador Hernandez receives the Wall Street Jour- nal Award for Economics from Dr. Kitchell. The first Sigma Delta Chi Wesley' Lechert Award is presented to Joe Armstrong by lVlr. Paul Busch. Honors Day Honor Awards Day annually raises a challenge for higher scholastic achievement and character development to all Trinitonians. This year the presentation of a new award in honor of the late Wesley Lechert was added. X att' t fs ' 4' .ff Dean Coleen Grissom awards the Board of Wcrmen's Social X ri Cluhs' Scholastic Award to Susan Mclrarland. Lawrence Smith receives Presidentis Citizenship Ribbon from Lt. Col. Boyd Wilson. Dr. Frances K. Hendricks delivers Honor Awards, Day address. in mf :Y ' U .jan Dr. George Holcomb presents Michael Harty the American Legion Campus Citizenship award. Administration views Honor Awards' Day program. 47 Dr. Lvlrich and Dr. Reamer lead faculty procession. Commencement The 96th Commencement exercises were held in Sunken Garden Theater with the awarding of 263 degrees. Dr. Walter' H. Judd, nationally known physician, legislator, and missionary gave the address. Dr. Walter Judd Xa 1 .,tg 48 fix lVlr. Zetty directs Trinity Choir in '4Psalm 150. p 5 4 1-mi., .-I-V , Q' Q J .wwf . M535 ' 1' W4 -'4'A g, Q. 1511: .5 .L 'Y , Q N -1 R iv 'S . G f S vw, , ' 2 f., f 2 inf 3 . SQVV Q IP. BQQGQ5 Q K 5 Y Q mf N K f 1 X X N. -fb, 51 QI ,Uri wx , . -W x xwfff I 7 f Q , as Vff 4. ,, WS 9 ,rx , fs .W .if ,Q 'K f QE., V' lf' Q 2 , M fy, . W ni 4 PERSONALITIES ' v Q X X 4 -.wx Y XX 'X XX' A , - y fm, , , N . 'J' VW, a wg, Y X XQQQQ, HSN, it X I' f',f 'xii5Z' , X: , ,N41315 dx. NWN QM M v',.SSwEy7,i .Ad A xv x 'X lf wzh' f A im V K., . My . ,X,,,J,, ,M N ,, ,250 W ,IWQQZ Q pw? WW Ax :Q Q . M f :M v , E+ f xy gffqgy '-f, MAE- 3 . W N ,vw V Q 4 yw ,I .VK xg 1 , , SX , X-f'r'P 'n4,,f, f K'- fw Aff is f M.SS V. Cki Janek M-Ss Mira 19 ' 6 Miss Janek .ludged on the basis of 5 points for nomination 40 points for beauty 40 points for character, personality, and campus participation I5 points for scholarship the Miss Mirage contestants vied for the five finalists positions. The Miss Mirage beauty pageant, in which each nominee was presented in a long formal to the panel of prominent San An- tonian judges was the focal point of the contest. A panel of five faculty members rated each girl on character, personality, and campus participation. With the tally of scholastic points, based on the grade point average, six finalists were named as a result of a tie. It is with pleasure that the 1965 MIRAGE presents Miss Mirage, Miss Vicki Janelc, and the other five finalists. First Runner-U Miss Cheri Crapster ls 2 . M , ,I W W Migw ink, . A 7 Q n I X Miss Andrea Booth QQ ' ' 99 MISS Mlrage Miss Jan Heitcamp i f f ff 5 jf f f EAW 2' fb- J 6 iii yfff 1 f 1 :Ugg QM M M,r45,, ,g-Q .M va! 4 f ? .X in ,MW Wi- Paul Harrington Vicki Janek Senior Class Favorites Wm f wx - x sk eniHsen- Mravlnlvm fxxiwwwm xi D1 , WZ' 'hi ' V 4 f Jififf., ' ' 3, X i 41 'sf , A' is 7 W . ty YZ :sf Sk 5 If ff, f X, X 4 , S F' ff ' ' ,ax 4 0 , f A MV xx ' 5 wwf' W 5 .L ff , f 4' Q :fp 420 2 B55 4 1 z'- gi!! 151 ' 4 ,si eg, if Swv f ii rag X -f Z 0 Sf? 2? ,Q vu . 5 2515 X Gayland Miles Trudy Shook Joe Pennel Junior C ass Favorites ,...wv fRv.f1 ,,F WW iw E l 1 I 4. I, n I r ! I . E I . x A I I. 1 I I g. E L I L r I' L E '-.nw 'H F5 . N. F , 4 4 ,I Q fi 'a ws lf 1? S W QS I 5 l Qs S 1 5 I Q k3'MXMK E A, 5 1 SN 2 ' 5 2 1 5 ' M j ' , 'S 5 . 6 5 , 5 . . s 1 i 2 ' 1 4 Q 4 s 5 + ? 3' ' ' : E f 45 S Q E o 1 Q gpg .z Q v 7 George Duncan Peggy Snow 1 I 1 1 Sophomore Class Favorltes o J Judy Medford Steve Jennings Freshman Class Favorites Il 59 L:-l IX? V A .. ,qw ' -,iii-Iii ' 5 ' P 5 Q 4 S L M , ,, ,Q li ,. .Qqvftj x lllngkfi fs wi 'x Qi H-3,35 fmsjf M, ,- V 1 pmwtwfgyxf M x 'Eg .asv , I .., K'-.gl 5 lf? L v . ,, ' . kv 4 .u Q, 4 . X 5, -1, ,.. fi. ' ' SMC X , , Wh FN, jx I.. TN x 3,15 21335 gl f. 'Ex A .E 5 ,,,r i?2v il, 5, QQ . .Y ,SQ ,- -Us X. 3 X in Mi f. ,M , , ,gif - 4-3, X' mg .rg , A- jf, fm ff A gy., fx. - N W .. Ln . X f 3- ,vm .X . --QP-x x , - NA S.. . N 2.4, 'F' lm? 5', X 'X , 3, .A H ' 5 X Q if 2 Q Q l i lv 4 ' X 1 55 Q 5 ,r A, w X Y 4 Q 5 ,L 1 4 1 ,f 1 5 3 Q W , ueen Jerri Allamon King Jerry Mattingly XQX ., . , x 'Aw 5,4 , ' 4 ' Q Y Q A 'i s . 1: Q: f Duchess Margaret Fuller Princess Leslie Helm Prince Tom Fry e' c, 'ilifn Duke Bill McDugald N E 3 X E 3 Q i f 'Y .f f iz! , 4 . r M 1 ,l X 4 , , , J A ,, . V. UG' 'f 2 A , s . 'ff 3 V N K ,A K D 'fx , Q3 x 5 fn. 1 Y f 4 N ,Q 12 ,,, l,,'i4 V 1 ., df 16 ' la I , 4 Duchess Jan Heitcamp '- Sr' 1 X lf, Duke Jim Luedeke ma l .I A' 'F L 5. if lf i F ? 5. I I I p I s if E E. E i E z E F l Y Y r ff l F I x L E +9 lr E F L E E F E 2 M xW N - Go-Home King Joe Armstrong Queen Lilla Keyes Homecoming Royalty pirit of 969' , MMM' D ww 1 '23 Z 'Ah 'lin a and Joe ride in thi- pf-p pamdw in lln- Alam-1 N Rwgvr XYiIlinn1 r fwrw Qu Best Personality Miss Barbara Anne Marx Frolie of Hearts Personalities iff Most Beautiful Miss Margie Wiedeman 5 Most Talented Miss Linda Tarpley Most Representative Miss Jerri Allamon Most Intellectual Senior Cutest Freshman Miss Mary Gill Miss Kris Stephens Belle and Beau Miss Leslie Helm and Mr. Tom Fry Y 'V gflgflu n.,f,.e 3 -fu Mm' I Q Af 'M'-v...,,.-EGM 1:24 1 v ,-xi..-A,..,.M, A..,. mfg , ...ww- 6 'uAmu: LF.. w-,N-,,,,,.,q,y.mw , 'u ' 1 ,I Y A ir gg w .Kd l ' f K igiif ',,,, Ugg? ,Z., Max 3 ',M'4r 'A l l 4 , 1 4 Nw. Q1 f- ...., M ' J A r A i me A ff Carol Creenup, Bobby Saxhy, Kathy Towery, Bill McDougald, Carol Calhoun, Dick AuBuch0n Freshman Cheerleaders l Q ee , Varsity C eerleaders The 1964-65 Cheerleaders stressed enthusiasm and team support. while making several innovations to ltoost Tiger spirit. They at- tended cheerleading camp at SMU in August. helped sponsor a pre-school trip to the Houston game. participated in Freslnnan Orientation, had eleven pep rallies, two pep parades, a lronfire. a car caravan, sponsored the all-school trip to Arlington. traveled 1300 miles to Las Cruces and 1100 miles to Canyon. had an hour dance in the SUB, Worked with the WIW Association on an all- star hasketliall game, and caused a near riot at the St. Klaryis game by bringing a Tiger head. This year's head cheerleaders were Margie Wiedemarr and Jim Comer. Bill Thornton john Dudley .lim fjomt-r Margie Wiedeman Jan Heitkamp .lerri Allamon 67 Who's Who in meriean Colleges and Universities These thirteen Trinity seniors have been named to WHD'S WHO IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES FOR 1964-65 on the basis of their academic stand- ing. off-campus leadership, and outstanding contribution to the campus. Miss Corley is an English major, president of Scho-Lea, women's honor organization, and treasurer, of Alpha Chi. A member of Sigma Theta Tau, she was the recipient of the McFarlin Hall Scholastic Award her sophomore year and has served on McFarlin Hall Coun- Miss Allamon, a math major from San Antonio, was a varsity cheerleader for three years. She is a member of chi Beta Epaaaa, Alpha Lambda Delta and Alpha Chi. She received Corona- ij', fH'M ' 3. x,gg,Q, j,, , tion Ball honors her junior and senior Q- t'a:aj years and was a Lancerette her soph- Aja., -.A if ,V omore year. She was a nominee for the . w sg. 1964 Home-Comlng Queen- lerri Allamon ln his second year as president of the Students Association, Armstrong was this year's Co-Home King. The jour- nalism major is a member of Blue Key, Sigma Delta Chi, Young Demo- crats and Bengal Lancers. He was Coronation Ball Prince in 1963, was class favorite and vice president his freshman year. He served as a Student Senator his sophomore year. Joe Armstrong D WW? a -,,, 3 .4 -2 '- 'S' i Vicki Corley Judy Cettleman A math major, Miss Cettleman is a member of Scho-Lea, Alpha Chi, Young Republicans and Spurs. She is the President of McFarlin Hall Council and was secretary of the group during her junior year. . - 1 TWT fa YW wi I7 A- 42 ,T , X, . A 'win ' ff 1 ' 125 Q ,fc f 1 .:. Y af 7' , , sgixf X ' ' 'iii if ZW ' f if ,Xl Lahoma Harper Paul Harrington A psychology major, Harty is president e is of Bengal Lancers this year. H also a member of Blue Key, Alpha Chi and was a member of the HT Association. He was selected as Out- standing Sophomore Boy in 1963 and played varsity basketball that year, He was also vice-president of the sopho- more class. President of Sigma Theta Tau, Miss Harper is a biology major. She is a member of Alpha Lambda Delta, Scho- Lea, the Towne Club, and American Chemical Society. She was a member of Alpha Chi and served as vice pres- ident last year. This year's Homecoming Queen, Miss Keyes is a sociology major from Fort Worth. She is a member of Chi Beta Epsilon and secretary of the Students Association. She was chosen class fa- vorite her sophomore and junior years, was elected Most Beautiful in the 1963 Frolic of Hearts, and was a Miss Mirage finalist and a Lancerette that year. A native of Abilene, Harrington is a biology major with plans to enter dental school. He is a member of Blue Key and has also served on the Student Senate, Board of Publications and Inter- Club Council. This year he was a nominee for Co-Home King and he was vice president of Bengal Lancers. An art major, Miss McAfee is a mem- ber of Alpha Lambda Delta, Alpha Chi and Scho-Lea. The recipient of the McFarlin Hall Scholastic Award her freshman year, she has served as a Student Assistant her senior year. 'x Mike Harty Lilla Keyes Phoebe McAfee Who's Who in American Colle es and Universities .Q K fs . ik 'SQ ses. jerry Mattingly ,fw wk If , f ',':' ' ' A, . fi 411.gif .XM Q , 'ees as fi 4' Y 4. 1 W 4 f K , Mattingly is a math major who is co- captain of this year's basketball team. A member of Blue Key and Triniteers, be is a Distinguished Military Student and is an ROTC Company Commander. President of the HT Association his junior year, he was also class favorite that year. He received Coronation Ball honors his sophomore and senior years and was a nominee for Go-Home King this year. Chief Justice of the Student Court, Sherman is a native of Fullerton, Cali- fornia. He served as vice president of the Students Association last year. He established the Cinema Arts Association on campus last year and has served as president of the Association the past two years. President of this year's senior class, Newman is a member of Bengal Lancers and the T Association. He has played varsity tennis four Years and has been a member of the Southland Con- ,Iim Sherman Edward Newman ference Champion tennis team the past two years. He is a Student Senator and a member of Blue Key. A political science major, Smith was secretary of Bengal Lancers this year. He is also a member of Blue Key. He was treasurer of the Students Associa- tion his sophomore year, Speaker of the Senate his junior year, and was presi- dent of his freshman class. He was also selected Coronation Ball Duke his freshman year and was sophomore class favorite. Ken Smith Q Margie Wiedeman-Fall Bobbi McDermott-Christmas 1 96 Lancerettes Betsy Allen-Club Riviera Barbara Anne Marx-Spring Cheri C1-apgter-Lake Breeze F1 SPORTS ap.-.N 'R 1 I L if ag , R1- m xA fs, I. xl-'f5:?'R ' k H-my 'K R A K2 N031 ,W X .. W! x :,,' 1 XE f' .413 wg, A ,, 1 fw',,,,,-,,,g , - K .... may , 'uw I X Y 5 if S, N A :El ' Q.: fag! N 'Ah fy Q allay? ' 515' 'i L MJ had - 35 Q. N. 5 . 4 1 Dx is - . W A ,,, X M , gg Whip V ,KW v 'noni , ' 'cl Y 1 M4 w-.,. si x ' S 3:1 ms 5 0: X i 1 5 W it Q ivvovw 4 KWNII7 Q7 1,. , .. J. W. C. McElhannon Head Football Coach 17, -M., 'i Dr. Jesse Mac Le-ay Athletic Dirertor Football Coaches: Gene Norris Bob Strauss Dub Mclilhannon Kenneth Cooper Jim Whitten Milf!! 'Q llftty M if WRX: 5mq I Bla U91 Q f Qt f Tigers Take Third Place Spotters in press box inform Coach Robert Strauss of new strategy. '!'... ' ' F35 it is l.f.-s Obie. Ubert Logan and Johnnie Jones display All- 'licxas 1-f-rtifif-ates from the Dallas Morning News. 76 Finishing the season with three straight victories, the Trinity Tigers took third place in the first Southland Con- ference title race. After dropping their first seven games, the Bengals reeled-off upsetting victories over Abilene Christian College. lVlClVlll1'1'y College and Arlington State College. Trinity was the conference's leading passing team, averag- ing l28.8 yards per game. lndividually, Trinity's Les Obie led the conference in both passing and total offense. From his quarterback position, Obie gained 937 yards passing and had a total of 984 yards. All-Texas halfback Obert Logan was the Southland's leading scorer with 66 points and also paced pass receivers, having grabbed 30 for 374 yards. Sophomore Jackie Hall tied Abilene Christian's Dennis Haga- man for individual rushing honors, averaging 4.3 yards per carry. Jackie Hall stops man from Texas ASI after short gain. 4 MK X1 . Pj 4 ' 1 i' at Q fi X. ,41 2 - M' 4 ' as YQ : , 1 W K 'Z 1' ,. 1 1 Q ' 3 Q-, 'V 4 1:12 I S Q V , um.-1 my E m Obert Logan sweeps end for long yardafze. BeeV0rS, L. Ckodre, E. Culvman, E. CU' Eagan, D. Eason, E. Farrar. B. F1-W X35 M .a-T - - QQ,- Q-- fzfaf-an xi - - .-if 7-1-- 3. EQ- Ta-Q Hall. J. Hcilkamp, J. Ihfc, D, Lambert, B, Homecom'n Victory Start Moxley, P. X X . 1 4 W ,Q WM W MM ,,,., x Y ,W . M, ' A . . . ,,,,,, f - , WN.. ,. ., 1,,f:',, !nmun: ' xr W , ' lgel' llllllll trea , .sl A r .,,. .,... . W .... ,. . .W X, ,,.,,,.,,,, ,, ,Fwffw , 1 -2 fl Y' i W' Y A ,,.. ..-A ---. +2 SV- . of 4. ,,,, Nggngw ' '-M. '-1 fra, -'--- wr... 3 W xtmm W A , AW., mm- . ia mw.M,.., ..,,,, M-Q 1 ' 31 Q 4 M wR.wWM,,MMmMM,,,, ,,M ' www. ,..,. t . ,ww . ,wmvfmmmamfwwwoex K. V A ,,,,. ' W' ' ly , , f Y mm Homer Simmons opens homecoming game with McMurry. 78 WWW, K W ' -f' 'TW' , 5 s 4 W , ' ' W...,., .W ,...,......muw-vb ' , ,..... 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'V ' . , an Y 5 Trinity scores hCI'0Wd6d,, touchdown in victory over McMurry. -wh oo 1, . 'fl' ti'-A... UC '. . . Fullback Paul Moxley f 341 evades McMurry tacklers for touch- down. T v -V-YM fi,-. x- v - -Y H- - , Q-.fa-.--N----. .x-,-. , 1 u If Ti ers Fini h With he -w,g,,.,g s A , 2 i . X X J E , X Q , 5 nderwooml, J. Upsliaw, M. e ' M ,. ,1 hz? , ' offs N ' S' 'i , - N X' x, '7:. ,5,f f , i ws' as wif s Y 1 is 1 f gags awzbwgxgy - Q . A X , 523' rm S , ' 'femmes Q y N 34 ., Q 'asks-5. xy ' , Wa if f Y ' , - ffiffmws-s 1 q . ff i 'Y' E n g ' 1 Q ,gain Q, X. , X ,.,,nxi, ,V ,A Q X , NEW Si r qfak 5 Sv! M I lgsfgmggyiu X A fab A so 21 , ' 'X A YA W e. - X sf ' f My .eww i s I iiii as i if 1 'N 1 Q V554 was 'sw ff U. ,ig .ns--Q.. A , Q R 3 ,, A is ,A W, ig ' N iv, Nf, VNX 5 V ' . A' A M x , ,. Q ga ,QEMEW sm 2 - M - x f , ,, is W ' if like 'Q f x Q, e M2 a ' - i , Sw w,s1'eZl'4fs 'N' 'yew We K ffwifs X X , Qsgaif S Q wa-ny, JQZSKJN, ,W A in A 5 , Q ,SZ ai- M me N Q M my 1 if fs 5 s A W ,M J, ,- af, A M QM keg ' w 'Wi 2 3-V Oil new Q 5 Y X' SU A Kkbm 17 'Q' .wwi 5NW4e-if y W W Mxfgo fs M . 4 Z X X, m fi N e 4 H W ff Halfback Johnnie Jones pulls down a pass for a first clown. Welty, 1. Witwiski, D. ,ff W-,. Halfbaclc Jackie Hall looks for a hole in the defensive line. Three Straight Vietories Trinity defeats Arlington State for a third straight victory. Co-captain Eric Rooth expresses the joy of victory Basketball 1 'v Z-A tr SX Xwbfg Q A Z N ' Z sw. 1K GE -sf ED: M' f.? f '- .. 1 MQ' X- ? xg 1 L4 N 43.12. , - J, f- -e ,, f X Q1 i TIGERS POST 2-21 RECORD Led by senior co-captains Bruce Ashton and ,lerry Matt- ingly, the Tigers won victories against Texas A81l and cross town rival St. Mary,s. The Bengals' season and future were brightened by the naming of Bob Hunnicutt and Roy Gamez to the Southland All-Conference team. Pete Ranucci ended the season in fourth place among conference scoring leaders and Hunnicutt was fourth in rebounding. 1 Leslie W. Robinson Head Coach Varsity: First row: Coach L. W. Robinson, Bill Nielson, Roy Gamez, Peter Rannucci, Robert Head, Mike Martin, manager. Second row: Bob Hunnicut, Bruce Ashton, Dale Fincke, Ed Kliewer, Jerry Mattingly, Ken Beanland. , 7- 1354 .fig H X its 1? rs 45 ui fi - 1 '-fwwf ravgkj .4 ,Q .. fd A1 fr, A WML 'b . '9 336. - lilac V ways f -:Sir . ,.. N ..,.. W l Junior Dale Fincke takes aim from the corner. Senior co-captain Jerry Mattingly f52j grabs loose ball in the Texas game. Senior co-captain Bruce Ashton fights for the rebound f Jxxwv ,MJ iw I 1 S 3 Fx Hunnicutt and Mattingly fight to Control the hall. Boh Hunnicutt puts up a right hand hook against Arkansas State. I Win Uver St. ary's Closes Season Pete Cunner', Ranucci shoots a jump shot from the corner. 5 Nielson awaits jump ' ball from teammate Beanland 4- Q Y , . is A ltt Y ftf K i 1 in jg X .1 -L f 2- V L 41 it 1 12 Opening session signals bald heads for freshmen Junior Varsity First row: Tom Townley, Dick Andrick, ,lack Pool, ,lolm Awbrey, Rodney Bell, Avelin Tacon. Second row: Pat Caza, student assistant, Armond Wietzel, ,lim Hornbuckle, Chuck Hansen, Bob Rosenfels, Albert Jefferson, Barry Burns. Qftlllff 'wily Wlff muff! xuuffy WW f t Q A 0 , sw Q E Tenni 'Z .1 ' X F 6 S 'Wh K 4 X u. f X - Q N Q p. , X J iv if 2 X , 'A 705 5, f X NX W, 'KS W w. aw K TIGERS TAKE 75 STRAIGHT VICTORIES Continuing the winning streak to 75 consecutive victories, Trinity's netters bowed only to the University of Miami in this year's successful tennis season. Coached- by Clarence Mabry, Trinity's tennis team not only swept Southwest Con- ference competition, but retained the Southland Conference tennis crown. The Tigers were led by seniors Butch Newman, Cliff Buchholz, Andy Lloyd and freshman Lamar Roemer. if . First row: Butch Newman, Andy Lloyd and Cliff Buchholz. Second row: Al Hill Jr., Coach Mabry and Lamar Roemer. 5 x Ns- -- Six- .- - - L, - 5,--,-, - - .. 1.-1 mam' I , ,no-M Andy Lloyd demonstrates game-winning serve. soul!- V11 B1 ii' 2 ,..r......r, Q -in me v is sm sw, ,,,,, ., ,, 4, 4 4' Q 'W' i 1 Lamar Roemer and Andy Lloyd await a decisive serve. ff? f as 'SQ' ww ,Q I 'j' ' of M W' 41 f of 4 xwwifs, x SQ , - , ,Av - , 4 .. 0 fi 5 f 1 . . , , , ' M W ,,,,, V WH za, g E ' gyqfw 4' W' 'VZ ff ' A ,. ' f - 4, -V ' f 1 1' f ...,w.-' 40 WV f vf ffl f -f A If I 3 Mfff? ::?,f-ff- , I 5, f ,, W ' ' J 4 - f ' . 5 ,A .K v --' ' P, if . ,Wa 0 f t? ,Ziff if ' ' '5f3e'3-gmt, ,. ms- is W- f, 9 .vt X 7 f t ft ' ff, f , WH ,, 1 f' Wm ' Wa fi ,,, L-V, 3 K, Q 1 aff gigs I ' . : ff, 7935 so 'f' fs 4, W .gf-F , -all Al Hill Jr. races to return forehand smash. xc A, ga ar '- QV. 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Q' -Q Niuxkaff W X! 5. 1 TRINITY NINE RETAINS CONFERENCE TITLE Posting an enviable 19-4 season's record, the Trinity baseball team won the Southland Conference title for the second straight year. Under the leadership of Coach Houston Wheeler, Trinity's team landed seven players on the All-Southland Conference team. Named to the All-Southland Conference team for the second year were sophomores Jimmy Carter and Audie Blevins. Seniors Jimmy Flowers and West Ward were also named to the all-conference team. Junior pitcher Henry Blanks and freshman catcher Marvin Upshaw were named as honorable mention All-Southland Con- ference team members. ik KK! ' Coach Houston Wheeler, who led the TU baseball team to the SIC championship. Kneeling: Benevides, Dearing, Blanks, Flowers, Ward, Jones, Kerr, Nichols. Standing: Carter, Kimball, Kraus, Wietzel, Upshaw, Burleson. Allen. Blevins, Bowman, Martin, manager, Coach Wheeler. E' X, S fr ve. b if P I. E' E 5 ly E E I I if k . K. E i , E F r r' L 5. ii, -'rm L--vwgr wr'- S , George Dearing awaits a ground ball. gf Johnnie .lone-s boats thf' throw. 'ww , Frank Kimbal and Jack Kraus study Lackland's pitf-he-r. Af' ,ji Tigers Post 19-4 Record Pitcher Jimmy Carter who posted a 6-1 season record. Freshman catcher Marvin Upshaw makes a catch as the umpire looks gn -Q.-1.-.-1. - -.4-W., -vu Quan- Qian.:-mums: X p11Hnuuus x-naw.-4nua 4. ..,....J...,. ,- ', 2 'y q,dhamb'u in A W 14 -.A-3-a.....-w,i.u.-wah iiisg .Q v Q M H fa Q . .. Q . ,J rua. ,. . W-1, in .lf . '1' 5- A 1 . A '..,.f f,ff,.':'2. -J . ,, ., -, w , x,4n.'- ' . i- . ' A ' ' . , ' . 3 ' .. 4-' . ix M, f' ,--1.1, 5 1 ,J 'rf ' 1 ..,..v 'Q' ,A -V 1 'ef M f1'.-Q. P --,.'-.,.- ,A-'vas .-1 ., f K' . a ' ..' ' H . -fe 5235-A. 'fi -.v-'f ',, '. - f - .1 -J v - '. ' , ,,. -'-15 , Vw 4.-A. ' o'f 0 '. ' ,... ., , ,.. ' z Z: 'gf 1':,r V ' - -5 .i if. fr ' '-' A,-wa ' ' ' a.. , ' .W n .a IOO - T- . Jlmmy' Nichols awaits Carter's pitch during practice. u Hk -Lin Um .:..l.a-w i-un...-.-.-, -....-. Q-.,: Avfz -we -ns Q -vs. 1 ,K ,' -ax.. ,sri .ra 'Cm 1 ., y 731- -. 1 4' ,, Ne, f ' ,f -' f . v 3' ' 4 . 'TV'-f..'siL'x ' ' ' 'i ,Lt . K V iq-'Q ' --Q , .., .f -' it -H. Wo Tigers Named ll-American , -4 E ,,, , E52 r . ga V it r 5' ' 1 'i ll' 1 :nel , 'll'f ,1l ' -'--s'-.Y A ' a , if X ,. 1 S' 'f 'ww,y ' run ,V :U All-American Henry Blanks lecl Tiger pitchers with a 9-1 reeorcl. Batting for the season, shortstop Jimmy Carter was named to the all-conference team as well as the All-American seconcl team. All-conference first baseman Audie Blevins awaits possible play at first. QS t v se w . 6' ' 4 1 4 . , W' A ,- V lu immw Flmwf1's Ql'illhf'I'S in fix' lmll. O XII-f '1-r1fen-:mmf lee ft- fiel cl El George Dearing awaits the pitch. Jones scores as Trinity defeats Fort Sam Houston 4-3. 4, , e , X f Q 'f ' + faeEssX 'Q C ' ev 'L 1 , ,Q ,,w:,g'. 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' 04, f 'GK' in if .f ,X A, 'Q-an -1 I k-lf' ff, .f 11 an .f -, ff I ,fain - 3-s.- ,Wy-K, ,A ww viii .W 314 as 06' ?'45:, 'Teers, Chi Betas Take Trophies Men's League Triniteers .......... Bengal Lancers ..... Chi Delta Tau ...... Sigma Kappa Epsilon Theta Tau Upsilon .. ROTC .......... Women's League Chi Beta Epsilon ........................ 80 Spurs ......... Independents ..... Gamma Chi Delta . . 640 53 489 436 382 304 ...5915 5552 ...51 Ken Cochran receives the intramural trophy for the Triniteers. rw Triniteer Ken Cochran races for yardage against the R.O.T.C. team. XR' Mew- N? A QQ A at f ,lack Klte and Rlchard Worren sweep right end in intramural action. ,SL 3 mac 55 N S 2 li . ,ef .. Q ,, X m f xtzzzzfaz-':Q 3 ,4 ga xg f. tt 1 WX P ,S gf 1. XS 1 r' 'F ww f WW! L' Si X Q - - . W: ,W X ' ,, A t t 5 ,V., 5 5 x A , , .,,, Q , ,Q X1 N ' it ,asa f f r ea Q fe t t y' nf up ' r 'Q , V X Q Bill McGavran halts a Theta punt return. Mr 'M ' wfw' rw! 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Aa, fy fi, 9 Z1 A K 4 1 Z A 2.4 cv 3 , eww?- Qi W :Mya ff yardage in the ,Q-NUM aw W' 4 Ls. gf Q x?S.4 sv , .Z K any 4 Q l 15, 'Q . X tt I 1 M it v x Awww, K 5? X ' -. 'l B B igt-Q S Q B mf 1 ' 'ill' r 'l f Q ,.-M1 iw, L r 1 ' Q E 'sy ffl 1 A . 4 , Q l , A , tif S ,rc - , ,Q A 'f y Bill Peeler battles Jack Stafford for a re- Teer Ronnie Patton spikes one at the net. bound in the SKB-Theta contest. 1 W . .H .x.X. Chi Delt Bill Cone awaits SKE Bill McGavran's return. Lifeguard Richard Demlow assists the scorekeeper. 'VWMHW 5 I i ft. i if Intramural Swim Mee AM ' 'Y mu' 4 by Q. X gag . , 4 is XMI, ad-I 'N tg K V ' ff' sp.. gaimftis ? :+7'- -af: it I WW G X ,. 15. X u J an aw ska fe' I , sw' is s - Ai , 4. K . nv ,V f r-,Q- .e41aX. af M- vi., -2 v f' -. ':-xsane 2 . 4 , 'df J' f . H. M , -'wx sw 5' ' if ' fi F v-'EN' W i il -If' J-Q-iv. 'Six W .' Independent Cammie Ritchey makes turn in the swim meet. N r' A R - .',, f ',8qM JG if Y bf 1 vW,, an , an M ,k.amnH Contestants wait for start in women's W. v, Q Y' f ' , Qs' 9 Q gswf ., x E 1 ra , ' L - Qs 1 B x V X XA fe Q t a ' r S. a A at Q N , A , an . ' d M G' ' N' W ss W 16, A Mui s , i Q .s . 4 7 N' t sf Q sms KW , sf' .. a 'ss . s 'fx A QW i .af Q wit T r W fl m V ag, , X . '32 2sffkYTfvfi V 3 ', X f if to .. un I I iii? for free-style race. 4 Q X M, sf f r c,gfA g E511 , V, mdwizy at M V: ts,. W xv Z aisiagw-MW x - if V, I W M wfwfh s- , NWN SXWM s 1 Mxwwff' f , f .zs f 3-it W Z r iZW6Q?Ei Sfwgf JZ,, M3 4gf55,?4,, 1.1 , ' 2, L M f sa , ist-V kwa, 1899 ' 4 pw 6 A wa M,: ,MSD :A ' , 7255? Q f Jeff Gordan gives his Lancer teammate, Brad Blodgett, a helping hand after the TSCC. Obert Logan sounds start as swimmers poise for dives. 1 ff it azz X ,fi Ms-ff 'aww'-isa ,M at Z Af Qfm5QQ ms? f , xl I , - MTV 4 X I Y- 9 few..-X.. 'iw 4 MM KWWA4 , 2 ng Q f W f HBA Wfwnfw .Q -f A ' A v, , J' ' if aqui? f ff V glam - . ' - 'N - , - .-.. 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W 1 fn S K . aryl v if . f Y E142 i ...ii x SNQS , , ,Mn av Sw NN 5 ' 'N ffl. M ' ' X - A .,v h A H ' ,X ks Mig? X . . A,,f ri 454 Bob Frickel yells encouragement to Chi Delt teammate Pete Smith A W, f ffm V 1. . r Q x UW, 1 v 3 1 , A was ,WI ' V X g-.W -:Ei .ang Charlie Harrington Sprints for the finish line. Q! if QW 3 W pfs Xa M 3' Obert Logan mstructs contestants at the startlng Lancer Mlke Harty sprawls on the broadjump p1t mf' Q . Ulu QL-mu Num Soup., MR. HAND Ronin I Nm ,ox you, it V2 MW Q-fd' all M ..... g 13, A fi G1 ORGANIZATIONS D I Presentin Your tud nt Coun il The second Armstrong regime got off to a rip-roaring start last spring and began a pace that ended 21 year later. The summer months brought many hours of work in preparation for the coming fall. Ctwuncilvsponsored Orientation opened the fall semester. The week was filled with lectures, tours, dances, and dinners. Council members immediately shifted their efforts towards promotion for the sell-out New Christy Minstrel concert, After the concert, the Homecoming' 1964 schedule began and meetings, activities, and orientation led up to the big week in November. Trinity finally got its first big Homecoming, and The Spirit of 96 continued its success and was named as The Most outstanding Homecoming in the Southwest. December brought the new tradition of Student Government Open House. The office became a Winter Wonderland of elab- orate deeorations, complete with Tom Rogers' multi-million dollar trafin system. january brought Council members a few weeks time to do their semester's work, and those of us taking 19 hours certainly needed the break talthough we'd had one all semesterl. Follow- ing finals we lost our Treasurer. Bill Yanda, who left to get his masters degree in ROTC, and Sally Lanyon was appointed to join our ranks. This was undoubtedly one of our greatest achievements. We began devoting our time to promotion of Peter, Paul, and Mary. and tickets to the March 19 concert were sold out over ten days in advance. Negotiations were begun immediately to bring the nation's number one folk trio back to the Skyline Campus, and they returned the next week with tickets selling faster than for the first show. The Council also initiated and worked on other projects, held assemblies, elections, established student loan fund, sent students to numerous conferences and conventions, held seminars, made posters like they were going out of style, embarrassed Lilla who had a modesty made of whipped cream, paid for Tom Fry's parking tickets, watched ,lim Jones give Roger Cortez and the Senate bad times, etc. We had a tremendous time doing just what came naturally. We laughed . . . we cried . . . we cussed . , . we hated . . . and we loved every minute of it. We were indeed thankful for the opportunity we had to serve our fellow students and the community as well. We had a great year-six concerts, biggest Bemiuda Day ever, Homecoming, Peter, Paul and Fred appearing weekly, student loan fund, and on and on. Those of us on the oouncil leave with the satisfaction of seeing Student Covemment become a moving and dynamic force at Trinity. Tom Fry, Vice-President W tsstsr Joe Armstrong, President 91 3 u J-r, I i ii' F , ,. We ,ex . v f 4 J' Sally Lanyon, Treasurer Lilla Keyes, Secretary Roger Cortez, Director af Student Activities K R Ni 5 Lssxfai - 4 Z' K 6?- S, .X izyywg Lf X 5' i IPM x 1 tudent Senate 11 1 'Q .,, X if N N A , r ,gs fr N X fs, J, J Standing: Gresham Orrisong Craig Whitfillg Mike Batteg Dick Dawson, Bates Butlerg Mac Young. Seated: Tom Benediktssong Tom Taylorg Helen Halbkat, Clerk: Jim Jones, Speaker of the Senate: Sherry Laningg Tom Rogers, Cheri Crapster. Not pictured: Larry Mauldin. The Associated Students of Trinity are governed by the Student Senate, an elected body, and the Student Court and the Board of Publications, both appointed groups. The Senate is composed of twelve senators, including the Speaker, and the Court consists of one Chief Justice and five other Justices. These groups found increased prominence this year ponder- ing the many problems of the student body with the Student Council. H8 ww An informal session of the Court. Q, ,wh 7 tudent Court Susan McFarlandg Beth Wilbanksg Dan Yomineg Carol Caslerg jim Sherman, Chief Justice. Not pictured: Cathy Maddoxg Mike Neidorffg Larry Feille, Attorney General. mm I 4' arg iii Q 3 Wt? 1 ji 35 2 Board of Publications Standing: Gresham Orrisong Mr. Paul Waltllallg Dr. Robert Hunter. Sitting: Kay Parksg Mr. Paul Busch. II9 ,. :Ng -. , , vi ' ning Q , wx? Q ,v L ,Ns - S Q,-Q Dr. Donald E. McGannon Bobbie Duke Sponsor Editor Sandwiched between the offices of Armstrong Incorporated and the TRINITONIAN, the Mirage office was caught in the whirl of activity that engulfed the campus. Somewhere be- tween Board of Publications meetings, calls to Beverlyls Studio, letters to Alex asking for pictures, and occasional X breaks for study, We managed to contribute to the beautifica- tion of the campus with the removal of our red and yellow bimting and to record the 1964-65 year in your MIRAGE. Fran Blackstone Not Pictured: Albert Castro, ROTC Organizations Copy Editor Alex Morgan, Ph050gfl1PhjY David Sexton, Photography Ralph Lutts Margaret Fuller Janice Bunger Photographer Personalities Faculty tef QT , , g.. ,,.ff,gr' ' .fs---A5 ...N Q NOFX HQ. 'rs .1 , ,Z I fzfvfiff Neil Chur Business Manager B111 Lowerre Bruce Murff Paul Dc-benport Sum Etnyre Photographer Sports Orgamzunons X . 'MA . wx ' Jil ,M x v V, ff , ,V .iff iii J Z Linda Tarplcy, Editor ii i 1. 1, i Q 5 E Cheri Crapster, News Editor 5 i 3 Q 5 ' N,,.,f.w+ E 5 E N - v- .,..,1N.. S , Nm: --N. 'mv Donna Davis, Managing Editor I-,,,.f fu., mow eJL,aa4of 4 1 Trinitonian Staff l in X'--eww Lil -' -- U . ' '27 ? L X ' ,.: . Q' 1 ef X ig '4 1. w ' 1- 12, , ., 1, XTHE ' A Sitting: Donna Davis, 'Vlanaging Editorg Mary Williams, Society Editor. Standing: Rick McAlpine, Circulation Managerg Tertia Tucker, Feature Editorg Joe Winkelmam., Sports Editorg Cheri Crapster, News Editorg Linda Tarpley, Editor. Not pictured: Jim Luedeke, Advertising Mana er ee' , if fxflgf N vs! uf es S X it X ' mm 'X Ns X x fliq wx i it M ' Q Q ft I al' X ' 'Bt ,,,,, , W., 0 M While Donna and Linda became expert car mechanics, l 1 p i Rick crawled through holes in the wall to his circulation job, p Q and Uny and Hud signs adorned the office walls, the TRINI- f . TONIAN staff efficiently brought the news to the students. Breaks in the coffee shop and games of MO,' helped the staff f e-i EKU ' lfYl Co Kemp PJ!! Q7 UO 'Y' retain its faiity While publishing thirty issues, the special Homecoming paper with color pictures and the April Fool edition. Our own TRINITONIAN-Bankruptl , i f'-fqigg 7,52 Q I Blue Key Aimed at achieving academic excellence as well as brotherhood on campus, Blue Key National Honor Fraternity has existed at Trinity for 27 years. Every year Blue Key presents the Uutstanding Sophomore Man Trophy and the Dean's Scholastic Trophy, which goes to the men's social club with the highest over-all average for the year. Membership is for junior and senior men hy invitation. Standing: Richard Warreng Tom Tumerg Don CallasPYZ Dave Evansg John Krizg Tom Rogersg Ed Brinkg Audie Blevins Ed Tucker Ed Erwin Dfm Graham: Ken Cffchrang Art Tijerinag Mike Hartyg Paul Harringtong Butch Newrnang Mac Young: Roger Cortez Larry Mauldln Seated Charlie Hare, Vice Presidentg Ronnie Patton, Presidentg Albert Herff-Beze, Sponsorg Gresham Orrison, Corresponding Secretary ,lack Stafford Secrf-ta1'y-Tre-asurcr. Strlndingf Thomas Turner. R4-gion al Rcprcscntativcg Edward Ftoryg Donald Isgittg Mrs. Frances Swin- nyg Dr. Edward Schlehg Ur. ,less Carnes. Seated: Bill Slinkardg Linda Striplingg Lawrence Smith, Presidentg Diane Stanleyg Phoebe McAfceg Phyllis Arnold. ww? lpha chi Junior and senior students ranked in the top ten percent of their classes the preceding year comprise the member- ship of Alpha Chi, an organization which encourages undergraduate scholarship and the continuance of graduate Work. Trinity can boast being the home campus of the society's founder and national president, Dr. Paul Schwab. Standing: Terry Turnerg Marian Benkendorferg Patsy Smithg Mary Gill: Larry Mauldin. Seated: Carol Burgessg Linda Hawthorneg Susan McFarlandg Carrla Cline, Vice President. 5,90 mf '-K... i . 1 1 , 4, First row: Carol Casler, Presidentg Peggy Smith, Secre- taryg Dr. Marjorie Morrison, Faculty Advisorg Beth Nor- ris, Vice-Presidentg Susan Kutscher, Historian. Second row: Janet Law- reneeg LeAnn Park- erg Janice Haysg Christine Noah. Third row: Rebecca Fernandezg Robin Michel g Bonnie Williamsg Ellen Kinzie. Not pic- tured: Cheri Crap- ster, Reporterg Jan Heitkampg Nancy Rowntreeg Carole Sands. lpha Lambda Delta A national honorary society for freshman and sophomore women, Alpha Lambda Delta sets an admission standard of a 2.5 accurnulative average at the end of the freshman year. Every fall the honor fraternity gives a tea to Welcome freshman WOIHCH . NEW FRESHNIAN MEMBERS OF ALPHA LAMBDA DELTA First row: Mary Leog Janice Burnsg Theo Cap- pockg Carol Madseng Carole Craig, Second row: Suzi Etnyreg Jan Cordong Rita Morehouseg Patricia Johansen. Third row: Sharron Laas: Terry Hillg Helen Dry: Carol Hoffman. Fourth row: Sally Cassilg Barbara Branumg Mary Ann Parishg Edna Ray. Not pictured: Rose Ann Har- risg Margaret Yount. I26 - wk , AN4 ' Q wr' . Iva, ,f,, , fri f tw,- -i.,,c L, MAE: , i Soho-Lea V53 .p M, ,Q 2 ,,, K an I u '94' ' 3'f1aa:.a.a , LQ, s . A , , we ,, ,ww f L .AX ,,,, , , 4, , f . f 4 ' 4 , -V ' , P' - W W , , . A ff V X uf 2 . , , , s W ' I x 5 . W aw , X Wf X! J 'W -4 , ,. 1 f.. ,, .. we A- -' V, Q r Z, W, '- ,. fs,,fa.,m . .nfsf M , , if .jr lt s 1 Q Q -.. r. 1 s..nv' MMA M, gy I, W V E Q ,gf , ,- .. .I 5.1 H , 4, --V - wmv' I . b V5 Q c f , r Il -f 5 it ' i ii it - j xt 2, 'V I Q A , , , ,, ,W 1 , N si K v X ,N ,E r K, , , X 5 ,KM ,W I ,1 A 3 I K ' I If I, ,A f . s, Q I ' 'xi Z : V' ' f , , 1 r if W. ,C , A i - f A ' 1 r .xi ., is , l N . i Q i f X 7 il X - W J ff . wi, s f 0 s Q f wise, , V, W, 1 f -it . I ,,, ' X, Q, First row: Phoebe McAfee, Secretary, Diane Stanley, Treasurer, Jill Radford, Second Vice-Presidentg Vicki Corley, Presidentg Peggy Armstrong, First Vice-President, Anne Randall, Historian. Second row: Dean Grissom, Advisor: Mary Gill, ,ludy Cettelmang Lahoma Harperg Andrea Booth: Sally Lanyon. Third row: Margie Wiedemang Pam Henkeg Susan McFarlandg Cathy Maddox: Linda Tarpley: Carrla Cline. Not pictured: Jerri Allamong Harriet Nelson: Virginia Martin, Miss Rosalind Phillips, Mrs, Hanaug Mrs. Ranson. Soho-Lea is an honor organization for senior women who have proven themselves outstanding on the campus. Membership is based on the 'achievement of a cumulative grade-point average of 2.0 or better and on leadership in campus activities. This honor society is designed to stimulate service, scholarship, and leadership, and it provides such services as hostessing and tutoring. IZ7 -X ,f if Mrs. Martha DeKraker Head Resident Saturday night in the dorm 1' 'N' l28 Halloween Wing Dinner lVIcFarlin Hall if him .. ,,. A Mr. Charles Willis Night Watchman 2 We Myrtle Wing of E. B. and Myrtle McFarlin Dormitory g f , ,K vv,fw,,.. . V S 51,12 mg- i'n ,'u'C'li 1 al 4' l Exile fe. 0 it .....i Y tk A, 3, Y ' '1 1 v 3' The life of students living on campus revolves around activities in McFarlin Hall and the lVlen's Dorm. Wing dinners, food sales, serenades, gab sessions, trips to the food machines, and, in certain designated weeks, study occupy the time of the dorm students. ,W,f,Q,,,. A , YK. sz ' , Meu's Dormitory Complex lVIen's Dorm 'Z' X f , 7 I Aff'-d',w'W,,.'l J' XNNNN 2 ,W it . HZZTIIUS S , MV Skunk? What Skunk? Women's Advisory Council The governing hody of Trinity wo- men. The lVomen's Advisory Council. is the medium between the Trinity women and the Office of Student Life. Members of the council are appointed representatives of hoth dorm and town students. Every spring the group spon- sors Swing-Out, a farewell dinner for senior women. First row: Anne Harrisg Sara Powellg Claudia Hannihalg Jeannie Hunterg Sharon Gill. Second row: Judy Seaherryg Judy Gettelmang Virginia Sayers. Not pictured: Suzanna Mayfieldg Kathy Buswell: Carole Sands: Martha Sue Cochran. ' . ff, ' ' Beth Wilbanks, Vice-Presidentg Dean Coleen Grissom, Adviserg Mary Gill, President. McFarlin Hall Council Sitting: Terry Elderg Flo Andersong Sydney Strange. Standing: Carolyn Krebsg Cindy Domanovskyg Susie Moody Marcia Wharton. Hall Council, the goveining body of the Women's residence halls, meets regularly to consider various matters pertaining to dormi- tory life. Serving as a cultural and social as Well as disciplinary body, Hall Council spon- sors such activities as faculty dinners and coffee hours and publishes the Kaleidoscope, a dormitory literary effort. Sitting: Judi Persons, Publicity Chairmang Mrs. Martha DeKraker, Advisor Sara Powell, Chaplain. Standing: Cindy Broyles, Vice-Presidentg Judy Cettel man, Presidentg Nancy Tucker, Treasurer. Not pictured, Barbara Ann Marx Secretary. P' Inter-Club Council 1 iflsfm. Vrffsirlwritg Larry Nlauldin, Secretary-Treasurer First row: Martin Bicksong Don Crahumg Bill Cone, Mike Harty. Second row: .lack Shlesingerg Skip Vaughang Jerry Mattinglyg .lim Luedekeg Dan Olson. Third row: Mac Youngg Larry Muulding Richard Ward. Fourth row: Roger Cortezg Bill Thomtong Bill McCavran. Not pictured: Ray Championg Ed Currieg Bill Yundag Jack Kitt-3 Fred Crook. The lnter-Club Council serves to coordinate social club activities. This organization consists of representatives from all the male social and service clubs on campus. yn!! f s ' Z , ' W 4f,x ,Q was , 1 K . TI' 5 i E 5 j 36, 4 f L i. L E S i ln Board of Women's Social lubs The Board of Womeiiis Social Clubs is composed of repre- sentatives of each Women's club on campus. The Board meets regularly to discuss various problems and functions concern- ing the Women's social clubs. ln the fall the Board sponsors Swing-ln, a welcome to freshman Women. Seated: Panalee Blanchard, President. Standing: Mary Gill, Vice-Presidentg Susan McFarland, Treasurerg Diane Stanley, Secretary. Jfff' .,,, E. , 1 ,imma I , ' -'Vfffvf . W, - , 3 'ffvuz 'f 1, ' ' HK if ff , Q ui ' ,yy , 1 1 php ,N Y I ' i , ' tlllfi' lily w ' 1 Y 1 , ki- ., 5:2 I j'iiff,i'1!lNl 5 . I W Wg., We Q t K ..-Q45 Ifirsr row: Vicki .lam-kg lmlmniu llurpvrg Kathy lluswvll: lla-an Colm-ii Grissom, Advisor. Second row: Ellen Kinzieg l,yn llorm-rg l'cggy Smiling Sully Cola-. Third row: Bonni Syminulong Alice Schirmacher: Marcia Stine. Not pictured: limi llcnkvg AIHll'1'il lloolll. l33 Ben al Lancers Founded: 1936 Presiffent: Mike Harty Vl'C6-PTESZ-d6l1f.' Paul Harrington Secretary: Ken Smith Treasurer: Dave Evans The Bengal Lancers were organized to render service by in- Mike Harty, President dividual examples of good sportsmanship and loyalty. The Lancers annually sponsor an all-school dance, Club Riviera. They also present club sweethearts. or Lancerettes, throughout the year. Highlights of the year for the Lancers include a Christmas ban- quet in coordination with the Chi Betas, a Roaring Twenties party, and a Spring Beach Party. Lancers serve the community by Work- ing With orphans. ,genes-f -. Mr. Robert Hunter, Sponsor An informal Lancer gathering. 44uQ'n Mr. Paul Wfaltlxall, Sponsor I beg your pardon. The decorations for Club Riviera will be finished before 7:00 THIS year. J. Armstrong M. Batte B. Blodgett B. Butler N. Chur J. Comer D. Dawson, J. Dudley B. Duff G, Duncan Not Pictured: P. Adams Andrews Bindock Breeding Buchholz Burleson Hamby E. Eason D. Evans P. Evans D. Finclce J. Gordon J. Hall P. Hamner L. Hamrick W. Hamrick C. Haro P. Harrington B. Harty M. Harty S. Jennings J. Jones T. Klc-bc-rg B. McCutcheon C. Massey A. Muzquiz M. Nr-idorff B. Newman D. Olson C. Orrison T. Rogers B. RllCkIll3l1 B. St. Clair B. Saxby D. Sexton K. Smith T. Taylor H. Vestal R. We-st C. Whitfill R. Warren J. Wrigllt Kcotch Kits' Lambert McDougal lVlaLl1l0Ck Manuma Wzirrl hi Delta Tau llill f.ou1', PH'Xfff1'M1' Founded: l96l PfC'Sl.lIClIff Bill Cone l 71.66-Pl'CSl.l1UI1f.' J im Garrison Sccrelfzry : Carroll Mohn Treaszzrer: Larry Mauldin Chi Delta Tau is a newly-organized social cluh on campus, formed to promote spirit and lasting friendship among memhers. as well as honor in academic achieve- ment. The provision of service projects for hoth univer- sity and community is another goal. This year, the Chi Delts held an intra-cluh party, including a beach party in the spring. vs 3 1 ' Bt' X , W -Q I 1 i I , V' 'r i Q' Q . X . , Rush Party ,, igf- ov A . o signore l,. llunlin l.. Burlmark lllrn Flllx llln H Fm-klv J. Garrison IS. llxnwnrcl C. Jarrell J. Koenig B. Burns B. Cone D. Firth W. Kocrselman J. Kriz B. Keunzli D. Lane B. Larson L. Loomis B. Lowcrrc J. Lueda-kc L. Mauldin C. Mohn M. Morris J. Richardson G. Roush B. Ruhmann D. Schmidt J. Schmidt J. Smith P. Smith S. Smith D. Stok B. Thornton J. Tillotson S. Wicke qu... W' my Not Pictured: J. Johnson J. McCabe B. Rogers Dr. R. Douglas Brackcnricigv, sponsor Dr. O. Z. White, sponsor S ' a E 'l Founded: 1959 1 P President: Bill lVlcGavran Vice-President: Ed Currie Secretary: Dick lVlcFarlin Treasurer: Jay Waller ali, ,egg Sigma Kappa Epsilon is dedicated to the perpetuation of a spirit of unity, fellowship, and brotherhood Within the Christian ideals of the university. SKE's give Trinity men an opportunity to unite in fellowship and to participate in service and in social activities. Sigma Kappa Epsilon participates yearly in a number of service projects and university programs. Every spring the SKE's hold an annual retreat on Padre Island. Bill lxll'GLlN'f3ll , Prmitlerzl SKE car-wash. A. Alden R. Alexander WW B. Alf d H. Barger M. Box R Champio SKE's take underprivileged children howling. SKE Homecoming display. Dr. Owen Reamer, Sponsor J. Couch B. Covin E. Currie P. Curry R. Elizondo J. Camel P. Livshin D. McFarlin B. McGavran E. Muehsler Saunders Stafford Trubger . Waller L Yeckel Not Pictured: R. Allen Houston Wheeler, Sponsor I3 I 1 Theta Tau Upsilon Founded: 1958 President : Jack Shlesinger I!l'C8-Pl'CSl'll76'l1f.' Vic Holmes Tom Catlin Secretary: Richard Batz Treasurer: Jim Peyton The Tlietas organized to unite Trinity men in fellowship, and to serve the 'Wl'.T University while upholding its standards and Way of life. The Thetas annually sponsor Fraternity Downs, an all-school party, the theme heing MThe Partyv this year. lark blmlfsmgmr, Prexulwnl Q? e f A T L? ,. if 79 u , P , X -e E its er fri , in gi t i .I it we T 5 5 . et-tt for us without f -3 'f,u...w..4 kk .g - K 1,4 M .. p3I'tiCS - page wa l A tt le pig in Mm? 1 J. Arnolll K . Gainvr J. Awbrcy R. Batz M. Bickson H. Bogart R. Haag C. Jones J. Kemp C. Killick What would life be OUT 1 fin im 31? M WW S. Moorhouse W. Pee-ler J. Peyton R. Robvrtson F. Rmlri uw A. Szwnz W. Syers T. Tully S, Vaughan D. Walton Not Pictured: K. Barnard J. Bernardi P. Coebergh R . Fisher T. Fresliley D. Griswold V. Holmes E. Weiss J. Woods Reuel Purvis, Sponsor Dr. James Govan, Sponsor -x. ,W T. Catlin B. Crump S. MOCK P. Moore Darling, Please take me back to Mexico with you! Founded : 1935 Triniteers r. ig. President : Don Graham Vice President: Roger Cortez Secretary: Edward Brink Treasurer: Ronnie Patton Triniteers was founded with the purpose of fostering brodmnhood and creanng a nune eongenkd undermanding among the men on campus. Brother club of the Spurs, Teers annually sponsor an all-school dance, Club Blue Angel, and Derby Day. They publish the Student Directory as a service project. azz, Don Graham, President '-z- Albert Herff-Beze, Sponsor ltis all right. Weire married. up-ss F195 ll? C. Adelman . Alsup . B1 k . Brink . Burrow A H an s A. Blevins E A H. Carlson WFW5pF7 WFWFZ59 999999 9999999 EFEQQHO 05-0551 E-05 rw warm: un-S... gf-'Q 2 WS if Q! up ...- HW ' Erwin I Not Pictured : C. Abort B. Ashton D. Brown B. Dodge R. Dooliring D. Eagan .l. Grapvngeter S. Cuckenheimer T. Hill G. Miles J. Pcnnel R. Recd S. Sorvass W. Walthall W. Ward M. Young T. Fatt T. Fry B. Gardner D. Gould D. Graham C. Harrington T. Harris T. Hill J. Hornbuckle J. Houghton B. Hunnicut B. Hulsey D. Ihfe R. Knorr D. Leonard O. Logan J. Mattingly P. Moxlcy B. Nielson W. Osmond L. Parsons R. Patton J. Pool E. Rooth M. Sachnowitz D. Sachse R. Sanders B. Shaquanie D. Street A. Skalett B. Stutts A. Tacon A. Tijerina E. Tucker P. Wentworth mini? Teers stomp ROTC. f ff? f J! ' 7 V f VW X We AE Teer Pajama Party. Dv. Aiwa, +-'WL 'QM'- 1041 'Wa'- Q' QL... Swv I43 hi Beta E 'I Founded: 1952 P President: Vicki ,lanek Vice-President: Earlyne Monk Secretary: Sherry Laning Treasurer: ,ludi Persons The sister club of the Bengal Lancers, Chi Betas sponsor Sing-Song, an inter-club competition in choral singing, and yearly present a Scholarship Award to the social club with the highest grade average for the year. The purpose of Chi Beta Epsilon is maintenance of individuality high standards, scholarship, honor, and service. Other social activities include an annual Christmas banquet, alumnae functions, and an annual retreat in the spring. Chi Betas serve the community through tutoring underprivileged children in a San Antonio orphanage. f H l at Vicki Janck, President - 4 K 'Y in M I Q Doodie Meyer, Sponsor ,We A Ayr A We r C sp. J 5 x W .vw ,f , ' Q fi ll r Wt? ,Q 2 , .5 is Spring Retreat Vicki Janek installs new president Trudy Shook. Allen Allen Anderson Anclr-rson Arndt Aston Burnie ,I 4 in., l v Canning Clayton Cooke Cornish Cunningham Curtis Dnmanovsky ,gy il ru, s.ll..,f ji, M. T. K S. G P. P. G. A. M K. L. B. S. K. M. C. A. M. B. S. E. D. P. J. K J. J. Edquist Elder Ellis Etnyre Gardner Gebbert Griffis Grote Harris Hulen Kelley Keyes King Laning McDonald McLean Madsen Martin Martin Marx Mayfield Monk Nixon Paup Persons Quizenberry Robbins St. Clair 'E , P ' f' f YMMH, 1 . AQHA . .QMS A , 7, Q V: ,,,, V V, V - I , ,',,, ,, , fzf f I iff y 1 ' .fig ff f Q Zyl s 4 f f ,,.. H.-W 7' 'ix' , . . ' Q . as Mfg N-f Zami f 4 5 Alf H! V X4 M XWM no , x, w-...J 1 -, .. W ,jjyg Z .. f f N.-1 2 J, RM! .ff xw 1, : ,mm . . ff., M f 54 f 1 I , 2 N 9' 224.5 -s ay I X Q y. W 1 Z Q f X 'f f f Z ff f Y A ww, ,ff ,, '3 1 , .1 ' f' If 1 0 lv' sw' g 'U' a ' I Not Pictured : J. Allamon D. McCormick B. McDermott H. Nelson T. Shook Shirley Moser, Sponsor K. Smith S. Smith D. Stanlvy' C. Stickney B. Svmingtmi C. Taylor . J. Terrell J. Wagner D. YY'hitPl1Pnml N. XVilson J. Zamzow D. Yonngbloml Gamma hi Delta lun-... Andrea Booth, President Founded: 1961 President: Andrea Booth Vice-President: Charlene Armstrong Secretary: Sue Healy Janie Nathans Treasurer: Louise Wissler Leann Parker Gamma Chi Delta Was founded to offer a Woman student the advantage of club unity While, at the same time, promoting individuality on the part of its members. Gammas begin their fall activities with an annual Welcome-back picnic followed later in the semester by a formal dance for Gammas and their escorts. The spring calendar highlights Gamma Grams, the Little Boy-Girl party, and the Gamma Valentine Style Review. Gammas sponsor service proj- ects at the Ella Austin Orphanage, the Senior Citizenis Home, and the Half- Way House. Gammas can be seen carhopping at the Frontier Drive-ln, a service project. C. Armstrong M. Atkins L. Beyer Mr. Gene Norris, Sponsor ' D. Bird F. Blackstone P. Blanchard S. Brotemarkle C. Broyles 1 J. Bunger Mrs. Ernestinc Hamilton, Sponsor sun.. Q Gamma pledges give a party for the actives. . J. Butler C. Casler P. Comfort G. Douglas L. Endres J. Fisher M. Franks J. Goode L. Griffin H. Halbkat G. Hamilton C. Haring L. Hawthorne J. Heitkamp ,v ' 25 .5faQw2f H 25 'X . X M , Q ...,. A .L .Ms S ffay ' MQ f iw f 7 - WH. X ,1 ' If if iv yif fi . at an f 4 ,391 .51 W' 4 w 7 P 1 ' - Q. , , .gmm r s w ,. S 5 V .5 5 R Mx . T. Heinrich B . Landreth J. Moran B. Smith k M 4. i t X s 'Q k fiii aan? W , , ',,. 323 .,,, ,,::' ' 'V lx QD ,,,,, fm' Q ,Xa y x X Horner C Lord C Nathans N Smith R. H Kent Marin Nichols Steinhouscr A C. H. Kent V. Martin L. Parker S. Strange N. Kibbe B. Meason J. Svaberry B. Williams Gamma Beatnick spring rush party. Not Pictured: L. Crimes B. Hubbard C. Svhmidt I47 SL. tw P2 34 gr. P Pg l L F it v 'E -1 I. 7. P, I A s i f P E u n i 5, X E A t N412 u. Kappa Psi r - Alice Sclnrmachcr, President Founded: 1960 President: Alice Schirmacher me a Vice-Preslklent: Eileen Britt 'f 1 'V' Secretary: Betsy Brown Treasurer: Ellen Kinzie Kappa Psi Omega was founded with the purpose of service to the school and community by promoting high ideals in scholastic, reli- gious, and social activities, using close-knit fellowship as a bond between members. Service projects include tutoring children at the House of Neighborly Service and making Christmas presents for a girls' home. ln September, Kappas welcome the new students with a Traditional lce Cream Social. The Spring Day at the Beach is also an annual party. In recognition of service an award is presented at the annual awards banquet to the Outstanding Kappa. Kappas earned the Chi Beta Epsilon Scholastic Award this year. Kappa Spring Bush party. Q: Margo Whitt Olson, Sponsor B J. Nickerson l X 3 . Miss MIRAGE candidates! Kappa beach party. Awards banquet and dance. Mrs. Olson and Dr. Murray Kingdom, Phylum, and Class? S. Cole H. Dry J. Fri-ncli J. Hnvs E. Kinzio J. Sr. Clair S. Rowe J. Russell M. YVimbc-rly J. White Not Pictured: B. Brown Q A. Sinclair Founded: 1957 it e President: Lahoma Harper W.. .......-'V ' ' Vice-President: Claudia Hannibal Recording Secretary: Patricia Patrick Treasurer: Bobbie Duke Founded as a two-year club called the Kampus Kubs, the Sigmas adopted in 1957 their Greek letters which begin the Greek Words for wisdom, justice, and honor. With the annual Welcome Tea for all new and returning Women students, Sigmas open a year filled with social and service activities. The Sigma calendar includes the Royalty Coronation Ball and the HSink or Swimi' party. Sigmas participate with equal interest in such service projects as the Harmony House and the Children,s Shelter. Sigmas hope to promote friendship among Trinity's resident and town Women. rf Lahoma Harper, President Mrs. C. M. DeBoe, Sponsor Yr 1- sc 2 Mr. Malcolm McCown Sigma's Fall Oriental rush party. Mrs. Malcolm McCown, Sponsor 1, Bailf-y A. Baughn K. Buswell C. Byer V. Corley A. Craig D. Davis J. Gordon N. Guediu B. Hancock C. Hannibal L. Harper P. Henderson I. M. Henry 5 Z fi l50 ' 75, 5 I ff 1 .WWNQ ff , , . Vf W ff jf x f f V 1 2 ff f ' 4' 3 P. Martintz S. Mf:Farland C. Noah L. Nunley S. Palafox P. Patrick V. Plath A. Randall V. Sayers T. Schraub N. Van Nice M. W'ay A A PHYS Pam Henke, President S, Btllllc' C. Cmpster ,ms--ny? Z YX Founded: 1933 Presiderzl: Pam Henke Vice-President: Linda Tarpley Secretary: ,lan Pike Treasurer: lVlarty Smart Spurs is the oldest Women's social club at Trinity. ln their social and service projects. the Spurs Work together with their brother club, the Trini- teers. Every year, the Spurs present in Feliruary the Frolic of Heartsw. which is an all-school stage show and dance at which school favorites are presented. ln September the club Welcomes incoming freshmen and new students with its Fall Tea. A Christmas party is held in December and a Spring Banquet in April. Spurs have Worked for and given financial as- sistance to an Episcopalian community center for underprivileged children. Spurs stresses individuality among its members and promotes a common bond of sisterhood. Ji 1 .1 iff ff Il Q -Q Spurs entertain Trinity women at a Ha- waiian party. Spring Rush Party C. Cline L. Coggeshall C. Connor J. Fisher M. Gill S. Goss K. Beall P. Block B. Chase J. Chase G. Dillon K. Dunn D. Eder S. Faulkner k Q .f I I L 1 Dr. Frances K. Hendricks, Sponsor Not pictured: C. Creenup S. Lanyon M. Wharton M. Wiedcnlan Mrs. Terry Clegg, Sponsor S. Cook K- COX S. Cossett J. Harper '25 N f lx, I sq, pw M Y f i 1 5 -, ny X' f ..... M . K N - W. X l, m-Wwx ' sw, f 'A law. ' V 4 ' 1 :, 95.12. M f X - X x Z: 8 , ---- N , R , x 'if' A , 2.. . 9.5. K 55 VX ,V X ,,. mn 2: a 49 fl Y, Ildzrix l.. II' lm P. ll- nk'- l'. llwpkinx J. llllnlwl' J. lxlrrf-It G. .lwlxnx-fn J, lxwrlnf-'ly' li. lknflrr C. Krwlrs S. l,ippmun B. lungrwria K. Parkg P, Parry-nt G. I,l'1'Yl'V J. Pikn- ,l. Pullufk S. Rlf!'llCr D. Rwlvinsml J. Sarhsf- C. Sands 5. Svlmnclri-l J. Shell M. Smart P. Slum NI. Stine L. Storviln B. Stout L. Tarpley l.. Tlmlnas B. Tomlinson N. Tuul-:Dr T. Tuvker V. Vincent C. XYl1cPlor lpha Phi me a DELTA P1 CHAPTER Founded: 1936 President: Luciano Andia l'1'ce-Presiflelzt: Richard Demlow Secretary: Bill Thomas Treasurer: Robert Frickel male students who have served in the scout program, was mm PWM founded in 1925. The Delta Pi Chapter was organized at Trinity in 1936. Members of the organization offer such services as ushering and serving refreshments at school events. AW Dirk Hziltlwin Rirharfl Dvmlow Robert Frivkcl Bill Tlmnms Cary High Bill Lowa-rre Bill Slinkarcl Alpha Phi Omega, a national menis service fraternity for Delta Alpha Gamma 41,4 'Wav ya M, .Ml X 1 i Java! First row: Zena Treka, Treasurerg Alice Smith, Presidentg Maxine Sabol, Vice-Presidentg Marguerite Stone, Secretary. Second row: Elizabeth Helserg ,lean Thompson, Alys Kaihlaneng Linda Stripling, Third row: Peggy Cornelisong Mary Jane Lehmang Mrs. Ann Schwab, Sponsorg Mrs. Mildred Rosenthal, Sponsor. Not Pictured: Dottie Bennettg Fanny Hewittg Linda Phillipsg Kip Robertsg Mary Kingalag Mildred Ward, Patricia Kappmeyerg Elizabeth McManawayg Florence Stromg Lauri Simpsong Randi Waylandg ,Ian Marting Claire Soper. A social and service club for married women who have returned to college, Delta Alpha Gamma meets regularly for social contact and fellowship. Graduating seniors in the group are honored yearly at a party for members, husbands, and children. Q f Trinity University Choir First row: Donna Leeg Elisahc-tli Lordg Melinda Atkinsg Richard Wynneg John Bartlettg Roy Karsch. Second row: Claude Zetty, Directorg Carol Edwards Linda Crimesg Carolyn Tow:-llg Claudia Kingg Jamie Hustedg Bonnie Evansg Robert deWittg Jean Morang Margaret Presslerg Susan Gossg Martha Cor nf-lison. Thin! row: Robert Buckg Wade Masinterg June Matthewsg Carol Gentryg Connie Kentg Byron Shaquanieg Polo Manumag Frank Sherman James Couchg Don West. Fourth row: Mary Carol Colving Betty Ruth Wattsg Sheri Gossettg John Cromerg Lonnie Parsonsg Neil Chur. Fifth row Lawrence Smithg Mart-us Trierg William Mcflavran. 'Mil pit firrffrl: Itmffr -XII.-n liftln-rt Barr K:-ni B:-all li.1rlt,rr.i llranun Carol Caslvr Nl-ln-1' Lollm-A Mary' lirftll Ha Axim- Harris Klart ia Hulv-n 'Klan' ta jnlitisnri I56 Donna Johnston Martina In-wie Carol Maul-zf-n Susan May llarrirt N:-l-mn llonxxlfl liwnquist lost-pll Salisbury Vi'nncla Smith Dianf- Slanlt-y lionnii- Stout Kan-n 'l'ri-nvliarzl Under the direction of Mr. Claude Zetty, the Trinity Choir helped promote the name of Trinity in San Antonio and the nation. Choir tours took the group out of town, while programs with the San Antonio Symphony and local radio and television stations kept the group busy at home. nf. :fl L t l . 2 Home Economies Clu ar , if 9 A Style Show of their own creations and the Spring Banquet highlighted the year for the members of the Home Ee- onomics Club. This organization promotes interest in all phases of the fields of home economics and encourages group F fellowship among home economies students. ll Q E Q, 5. i r l Club members are 24 Bobbi Allen 5 Carolyn Aven 9 Darlcne Bass i Nancy Bayliss E Judy Davies F George Dillon I Gale Douglass 9 Mavis Dutton Jackie Engle Lea Hamilton Kathleen Henderson Iva Jones Carl-ene Jones Dorothy Little-page Sally May Valerye Plath Judith Simpson Susan Slover Claudia Stickney Marrion Stockton Jeanne Terone Mary Twitty Caroline Tyson Janet Wagner b l I Claudia Stickney, Carlene Jones, and Mrs. Jones model in the clubis style show, show- ing off their own creations. 1, 1 Q Z ff 9' e so Q f . f 2' ,ix 5' l ff it yrs if f f Z 'E S' f 5 l Y f ,f 2 e dj W if S' l L I I Standing: Carol Borup, Hostess Chairmang Mrs. Joy Allard, Sponsorg ,lan Wagner, Finance l Chairman. Seated: Susie Tyson, Reporter: Bobbi Allen, Vice-Presidentg Claudia Stickney, President. i I E E E i I P w Joy Witt l57 l Trinity En ineers A chapter of the Texas Society of Professional Engineers, the Trinity Engineers were organized in 1962. The organi- zation aids members ln their technological development and provides a means of social contact among members. t WW . J' 4 -s ,.',,,s My V W ,lun S First row: Dr. Geoffrey E. Goring, Sponsorg Dr. Robert V. Andrews, Sponsorg Thomas Fettg Edward Rosenthialg Dr. William Richie, Sponsorg Dr. Lee Calcote, Sponsor. Second row: Mike Spuhlerg Ken Pryorg Richard Reeve-sg Bruce Bostong Lewis Laurito. Third row: John Merri- fieldg Donald Hardisong Gordon Roushg Richard Baldwing James Crumm. Fourth row: Steve Ruhackg Gerald Swiggettg Douglas Breslerg Dale Finckeg Bruce Ashton. Not pictured: Dennis Eagang Charlie Hareg Richard Sandersg Boyd Wilson. Standing: Douglas Bresler, Vice-Presidentg Steve Ruback, Treasurer. Sitting: Donald Hardison, Secretaryg Gerald Swiggett, President. ? 4Y V' T 1. If Snr! gff??2i Q, i '5i'ls 312 3' if 2' 1 gin Fir: M2-:Mi J' X , ,,, if is 1 4 Q5,aKaa g T, . f MPQQWQ jf M Qgziall'-. ra 'fling if ,- ,, i fi' t T , H nf f, 'avg' T 'f ai ...W A is 7 v if 4 if ,fy 5 sw, , Wwfazez f ' First row: Salvador Hernandez, Mexicog Nguyen Ngoc Mier, Viet Namg Helen Pouw, Indonesia, Kitichai Chrampoonod, Thailand. Second row: Linda Bridwell, Honduras, Margaret Willins, Mexicog Shoko Kubota, Japan, Nguyen Van Bay, Viet Nam. Third row: Daniel Rodriguez. Advisorg Evangelos Voutsinas, Greeceg Esteban Alvarez, Mexico. Foreign tudents Association The Foreign Students Association was formally or- ganized four years ago with the purpose of providing cooperation among the foreign students themselves and promoting friendship between them, university authori- ties, other campus organizations, and students in general. From a handful of students four years ago, the club now enjoys a membership of about thirty-five students representing some twenty countries spread over all con- tinents of the World. Mr. Daniel Rodriguez, Sponsor, Salvador Hernandez, Presi- , dent. Officers not pictured: Federico Velez, Vice-President: i Cynthia Parson, Seeretaiyg Gail Taylor, Treasurer. , -- -Y V- - American Institute of Physics - Student Affiliate Formed five years ago hy several students, the Trinity University Student Section of the American Institute of Physics strives to stimulate interest and original Work in the field of physics. The group has brought several speakers to the campus from other universities and industrial research laboratories. Seated: Donald Isgitt, Vice-Presidentg Marian Benkendorfer, Secretary-Treasurerg Phyllis Arnoldg Tom Turner, President. Standing: John Cus- tufsong Karl Trappelg James Hummackg John Koenigg ,less Carnesg Jerral Glenng Mike Hardtg John Taboada. Seated: Bill Slinkard, Vice-presidentg Dr. Dressler, Sponsor. Slanding: Dr. Burke, sponsorg Vernon Schievelbein, president. Q- I E ' 2 ' Q Q2-all 3, r ,iw 4 4 . 'Via 2 E13 -1. Organized in the fall of 1957, the American Chemi- cal Society Student Affiliates introduces its members to the interesting industrial applications of chemistry. Also the organization serves as a median of exchange of literature dealing with graduate schools and jobs. ra ' ff- t if Q ,ff XI 2 merican Chemical Society - Student Affiliate I Z' af, . M Y ' , ir- t M 'W' if S s .I I. - SZ , - Q2 Ck V ' ,ff A 5 Sf' fi 1 iih W f 2 s Ybviwq f V ,A 9l W we 5 E ,i ,I , Q 1. ff il! , ' Vafif f i X I M . . ttt. Xi fw . ,TE gm iii' 7' t , , , t, ,W t, X M 5 we H ,, . . t Q., ' Seated: Fred Cooper, Jo Ann Lucas, George Valkovich, Angie Brooks. Standing: Al Simco, B. Bondurant, Richard Owen, Dennis Schmidt, Kenneth Cave. i 3, 2, , Y NT' N , i , W' ward. rea We 2 ammo ,a,....,k mai as i- , . X l 1 ea, Q iw R ul W ini' l , , Q av 1 X i T f K 1 , , . 55 T ' is Q. 3 1 L. 3, 5 - r Y y 'H its A i ,J C i,i CS 5 - 2 ' 4 . Oi u-N - si Rx A 'X jf' , ,-,fe , X I X 5 X f i? ' ,r X. X f 'T jg T M 1 Q B 1 I T l , , pg, . ' A 3 I ga X I H, X . .. 91 0 I f R Q TS X si' T' 'I cm ia J' ' 5 2 I 1 'N Gig ftlllflyl C ' un' ' ' cg K if Q ,xo l NX X Z :J Wg... I U lf W2 f f i f , ,.,. .29 .. , '. xi ' 'v 1 T ? - x L y 1,1 all? 3 2 ix . ,gi S X or 5 1 i ' First row: M,!Sgt. Wilsong John Muzzyg Al Castro. Second row: Mike Wilkensg Jack Winklerg Bill Frenchg Glynne Hanrickg Homer Sargentg Buccy Coving Bill Nicholsg Richard Yeager. Third row: Edwin Muehslerg Steve Albersg Toni Chumneyg Dick Richardsong Mike Waltersg Mike Culleng ,lim Patterson. Fourth' row: Robert Cowang Robert Samfordg Wynne Hamrickg Jim Kerrg David Zehrerg ,lim Westg Wade Masinter. Pershing Rifles The only military club at Trinity, The Pershing Rifles were organized in 1954 as the Trinity University ROTC Honor Guard. The unit received its national charter in 1957 as Company'R of the South Regiment and today per- forms in such events as Mardi Gras in New Orleans. 4 C isnt' . o Ph YV W it First row: M!Sgt. Wilson, Sponsorg Jack Winker Drill Team C.O.g Bill French, Adjutant. A tix I. X A , ' T 1 :..f.fi.:::z JM A J r 5 ,ali-w3,,-l---17 Y Ni - 1 i 3 ' l62 Drill Team X.0.g John Muzzy, Captaing Al Castro, President: Pete Ranucci Vice-President: Donnie Witwiski Secretary .' Henry Blanks Treasurer: Jim Heitkamp Pete Ranucci, President are-f 4 smug? Dr. B. C. Bren Sponsor The members of the GCT Association strive to foster a high degree oi sportsmanship on the Trinity campus. The club is composed of Trinity athletes who have earned a letter in one of the major sports. D. QQ 99 ' ' Blanks Blevi-us Carter Cox Dearing Fincke Flores Hall Head Heitkamp Hornbuckle Hulsey Hunnicutt Ihfe Jones Logan Mattingly Meismer Moxley Newman Obie Plemons Rooth . Simmons Underwood Welty Witwiski Wright Association 'K' bww-1? '7! 'P- TM 51 ffx 1 W A 1 if-1a 4399 ' kb 7,-5 l ix' i A pa' I I X ,Zi Q ia 'X 2 3 E ,' 5 . 'YQ ' 2 . W ' 5 I- W 1 ff I N s Y 'ug' X5-L L g ,,- 1 A.-5, S . '- ttf as ' if YQ' Y 4 I 1 -Q N l fi V I l f Shun L , lu 'Z' , . 'Q- A' Q is X X X S MISS LESLIE HELM BRIGADE SWEETHEART Escorted By Brigade Commander Lee Greene BRIGADE STAFF ,A an -'53 If ug X NF M fir lilies 4.5, . First row: Major Terry Johnson, S-3g Lt. Colonel Lonnie Parsons, Executive Officerg Colonel Lee Greene, Brigade Commanderg Major Art Burrow, S-lg SgtfMaj. Albert Castro, Sergeant Majorg MfSgt. Boyd Wilson, Operations Sergeant. ' ,, I . f 11' V Xa xr , 4. ,nf gif ' Aw , 4 Q A 'ff l 611, LAM, f I ' .UW A, IW ,L . ,. V H ff -' ' af . 0 , ' j,,.,,, , ' , ' H ,.,f Av 4 WM! V ,. , ,, , ft., W ,,,M,,, , I ,gg ry, , fu Www ff' WWW' Lt ' W N MM 322 ' WM ' 4 -, ' Fw-.wx f f ,x-my 2' 4 W , . WW A W' 0 ww-,g f - ' if 4-.eww - www ' , Y. 4 Was' wifvfy ff ' 'MW-W, W Q r W ' Q ,, 5 Viv. F , Az o 'ff '.,,,i, 1Qf,r,,fa,fw 1- ,Wy ' , P be 2 ., M W, ,ag 91 t 4 1 A X mm' .Vw - A Pytf-I ' f,??ffeM Q, 'V -'ff ,fp - Jw, ,V V 0 x T 992 fi? .1 Q., L. ' 7 ff A M' ' ,, 1, ' H '-ff-fwlwf ' . 4 f ' V ' X W , f- . , Pa' ww, We-1 f 1 7 . ff 1 f, fe 'Q' 'fkgffy -1, ygiggf- 5 W . ,X Q - , 1 uf' - sz, -M., W V1 -- f 1- X ,, .W law Q, 4, f -1 'M y 1 ,, I swf, ,,,- al, W ,f ,, . fu ai, H11 . M , A ef ,A X 'M f'Ywf,,j,',, 1-My I W lffqqfif X W if - , - . , 1 491.-W ' -f 1 . 'gift - X, 'ff uaggglefgyaf' nr' f A A . Y ff , ' wma W X 556 ,, Wagga I sf wr ' ,gr 'A -wg H -Q rf' ,V Bay? X W ' . ' f 4 ' , f . ' elwyw Q . . W N, 1' -E -1 , E ' ' 1 ' a AW' , - of hm? 4, f . WW' 4 1 fy fggf 1 i'-if ' '. 93,5 VM' '55 ' , ., , Summer Camp You boys . . . er, men, have chosen to suff . . . er, undergo a hell of a . . . uh, a wonderful experience . . . 'xx 4Qh X - , n rf' 9 :vw A- wa- Y M' S .qv S ,K N I ,y 'H an, Av he . X 1. ,fx -QF I s, W3 J V 0 I .7 I X XX :airy I X 1 QUUSQ- , 7 ,A J FIRST BATTALION STAFF lf fr' .fmlil Q N ,f 'QNX I ' I X in I 'I BM V 1 ,IT W ,cl fi . , 1 Ti I X I Y ki . ' W 1 A I E in 4 ia A' 'N' , 3 1 2 A V , ! Y 5 fm Qi' 'W' 4 3 E Lily! ITA, . Www v MISS ROXANNE KNORR FIRST BATTALION SWEETHEART E d B First row: Captain Lee Rogers, S-lg Lt. Colonel Art Tijerina, Scorte Y Battalion Commanderg Captain Lee Thompson, S-35 S!Maj. Battalion Commander Art Tijerina Steve Ruback, Sergeant Major- -, SECOND BATTALION STAFF X .V f' -3, M ' si ' ' K V, f ta S p I fyeriitl is . 3, p HL, Q11 f 5 ,., 1 5 ' ri I I a X- 5 w ee Q 1 . MISS JILL POLLOCK SECOND BATTALION SWEETHEART Escorted By Battalion Commander Larry Smith First row: Captain Ronnie Parsons, S-Ig Lt. Colonel Larry Smith, Battalion Commander, Captain Dick Ihfe, S-3g SfMaj. Bob Weaver, Sergeant Major. I67 J n - 1 JM ik' ' -5 7 Q 'M -fa' .A ' ik--l s-.af 'F ul' 7' n A' is L First row: Evans, deO1iveira, First Sergeant St. Claire, Captain Currie, Commander, SfSgt. Mohn, Drum Major, Gustafson, Alden. Second row: Thomas, Brearley, Peverly, Nixon, Picklesimer, Engelhardt, Wiley, Burton, Adams. Third row: Murff, Wietzel, Karsch, Winklemann, Long, Thornton, Chevailler, Saunders. M, Band Compan il' -X x N N V , Miss LEA HAMILTON 2 A BAND SWEETHEART F Escorted By Capt. Edwin Currie '54 Xu' --Wy? Ni 1 N ,if ,N A ?. I . ,rf W I ,, X , 4' . gziwy ,L A-,H -A xii. Summer camp Wasn t so had after-all Jim Tillotson studies undercover operations. , E J 'F' E 3 F. rf 'r E: - , My 'ww ',' 1 lm. ft. . man-zz. 5 ' ,, L 1 ma V ll u Q4 ,, 4, , I K .ji ' ' gr nn: an 1 3 x J., -x, -, ll Ph' 5 l ,735 W-. fn'- 'fha' 'L' ill 2 E 4 r 1 E u is E First row: Abert, Jackson, Davis, Mayers, Jackson, Leeds, Moxley, Stergiades, Sikora. Second row: Finck, Bell, 2 Awbrey, McAtee, Tacow, Schmidt, Adelman, Vestal, Flores, Loomis, Debenport, Woodlee, Peters. Third row: Her- man, Kay, Holmes, Hall, Coleman, Howe, deWitt, Villalobos, McCabe, Gamez, Valle. Fourth row: Maddox, Mc- Dugald, Wray, Head, Curry, Sachse, Upshaw, Duncan, Buntin, Tuck. I 22 . t M G 'A 1 ff l Q l - si V ' t ' 4 ,K 3 l 5? ly' Y e I 3 ee 99 Jig, 'V -fe' Q, 0 Pany E , e,, , x y f lx ' ..' ,W I , , - First row: 1st Lieutenant Steven Jones, Executive Officer, lst ' 3 P Sergeant Cortez, 2nd Lieutenant Cuckenhgimer, Platoon Leader, l F Captain Henry Mattingly, Commander, 2nd Lieutenant Atherton, ' Platoon Leader. I f 3' Miss LINDA TARPLEY 9 COMPANY SWEETHEART Escorted By Q Capt. Jerry Mattingly l IF 'E I69 z- il I . gl f- f gg- tl . 1 . MISS JANIE JARRETT - ' ' '- A COMPANY SWEETHEART .4 P f ,W , ' A9 Escorted By X . 1 i 4 Capt. John Stinson fi ,41- , A X N ,I+ , f , It-ff' ! ff ' S my A 5. M Et f f 65 an kb'-xv f X . Compan X tif' it X' it V SR 'M-i ' +. ,Misa Q , ' Q- . it General to Otis: Now we'll show you why wefre phasing Y' 1' . fx ,L T It , MQ NW that issue out, lVlr. Brownf, as fc' 3 x , A . 4 N has il 1, K ' 'lu U First row: Captain John Stinson, Commander, lst Lieutenant Jack Stafford, Executive Officerg 2nd Lieutenants Kirkpatrick and Young, Platoon Leaders. Second row: Platoon Sergeants Leonard and Lullg lst Sergeant Evans, Squad Leader Grapengeter. First row: Uhrich, Kuenzli, P. Smith, Swiggett, Volz, Dugan, Tisdale, Smith. Second row: Berardi, Taylor, Bonsignore, Schmidt, Spuehler, Komegay Fric.-kle, Townley, Cave, Stok. Third row: Bradgield, Peyton, Baldwin, Carrington, Cooper, Garrison, Kerr, Brookes, Ruckman, McAlpine, Richard I-70 son, Fisher. Fourtherow: J. Carrington, High, Arnold, Menifield, Burns, Garmire, Cox, Eicher,McCutchen, Abbot, Cochran, Queale. Colonel Wilson shows visiting faculty our boy's high morale. First row: Captain Ray Champion, commander, lst Lieu tenant Richard Doehring, Executive Officer, 2nd Lieu 1 tenants Allen and Dareneau, Platoon Leadersg Bresler gh Platoon Sergeant, Bradley, lst Sergeant, Thompson, Pla f toon Sergeant A e t ee 99 it , M W C m ' tt W? 1' 111 ' ,. , I s A 1 5 5 Cv Y f 5 A I I l i L I 1 ' 'u.e..M.f-WTS ,f 'l Rr' '1 , A l 1 t ii Q ' vt Y K Q 3 . I Miss JANE sAcHsE ' at t COMPANY SWEETHEART Escorted By Q P Capt. Ray Champion ' t 1 Iz. W i A SY .wt i r , ' z. , in t, , N -' :in-ik' 1 lla' ?l? f 5 54' 5651, 33?-it ss .? C P , , . I L pm avg in 1 5' 'W f ' --A awww ,q First row: Hall, Dick, Anderson, Slugg, Luedeke, Dodge, Williiont, Keetch. Second row: Swanson, Costello, Saxby, Hill, Perdue, Sanex, Firth, Edwards, Foster, Coleman, Parsons, Yeckel, Obriski, Kimball. Third row: Rosenfels, Jefferson, Hahn, Smith, Curbow, Nielson, Harris, West, Plemons, Monaco, Smallwood, Uhrich, Robinson, Shefte. l 7 l w N K ti F! F: ws! -ff K it Altxits vs.: lil '?'. iff 2 l il First row: Bellamy, Cass, Glenn, Wicke, Hoffman, Wynne, Churchill, Rosenthal, Sanborn. Second row: Jarrell, Barnard, Lockey, Gordon, Staacke, Hamrick, Wilkes, Hatton, Gibbons, Nichols, Etchison, Yellot. Third row: Tillotson, Livshin, Renquest, Martin, Chihal, Herbert, Blodgett, Fry, Raymond, Crow, Carter, Cochran, Duff, Andrick. Fourth row: Jones, Beanland, Hornbuckle, Hunnicut, Myrick, Allen, Bolton, Ruhmann, Alexander, Servaas, Pool, Howard, Alsup, Noughton, Rousch. 1 i. , Q 5 in-L '51-. p, -I 'bww .SF :R ,c . x l lm if X t, C 'I' .,,. ,i :,, A ,W Za v' X , . F ly ll lln i .. . lr K J-..r.. L '- P 2 - M rj .....,., t i? W l. iv A ,f-1 1 it g N xx ' A L15 k K ee 99 at rr r Q3 . x , ' 5' -. f I 8 S 4 ,f.,,,.t,, tg ' . 1 ' ,e'ts ,W W 3 1 C A Q Q? 0mP3nY , iv 8' A if I Q Q I s V . if Sergeant. ., , r f f . .R First row: Captain Jimmy Flowers, Commander, lst Lieutenant f tif.. 2 Steve Albers, Executive Office-rg 2nd Lieutenants Stutts and 5 Brown, Platoon Leaders, lst Sergeant Taylor, Trappe, Platoon , 5 ' MISS JERRI ALLAMON CoMPANY SWEETHEART f.. Escorted By ,Wg 'ri' awaw , M A , Fifi Capt. James Flowers 'J' f 1 PX 11 I ' Ui? f X f ' ef A f F 1 ef ,' f ,., . if , ,I r EZ, 'V 2. .1 Qrf ,ri 9 ' Q X Vf. l .1 , M ifa ge, by ,K fy' r . , f 4 VF, MV , .33 we M 1 , 1 1 K . Q if ag4,Q',51, . J ' , 0 g - i 51,27 y PAWS. 1 'f' :fit f' 5 , W X 'FX lv f www f ' , L 3 fl , ' ' F 'E i :W Q n - 7' ' - ' I f' 3 1. Lonnie Parsons and realistic maneuvers. I72 friend have been told they will participate in 1 ee - 99 ,vi- Company MISS MARGIE WIEDEMAN COMPANY SWEETHEART Wllhis? Just part of an old thumb- Y Escorted By nail. Capt. West Ward ', l' Q , , ., 'M VA Q , 1 M 4 TWG, v . Li, V li ,Q ' 'i is A . i X. xv! it Z , v Qi ki 1' ..--I I.- I in -I 5 , 1 I l ,Q L X 1' l. x 4 J , f f f 4 M j Y M First row: Captain West Ward, Commander, lst Lieutenant , E Michael O'Farrell, Executive Officerg 2nd Lieutenants Sach- 2 , f nowitz and Rummel, Platoon Leaders, Harty, Guidong Miles, Platoon Sergeant, lst Sergeant Alford, Sanders, Platoon Ser- geant. Kneeling: Moore, J. Stiut, McQuaid. First row: Avery, J. Johnson, Feille, Kirk, Davila, Hopson, Hill, Hammack, Sanders, Clough, H. Cone, Harrington, Villasenor, Pennel. Second row: Cromer, Trier, Carlson, Braly, Petry, Cuff, Cooper, Eckenfels, G. Cone, Tieken, D. Stout, Kornegay, Broadbent, Sanger. Third row: Hahn, Korselman, Sanford, Taylor, G. Johnson, Caufield, Kelly, Robinson, Karsch, Erwin, Coebergh, Hardt, Hardison, L. Hammrick, Phillips. I73 George Washington Celebration in Laredo MISS MARSHA REYNOLDS DRILL UNIT SWEETHEART Escorted By Capt. John-lVluzzy Drill Unit This is the first year the Pershing Riflemen have been formed into a separate Corps Day formation, called t.he Drill Unit. From this the school drill team is derived. ' 2 George Washington Celebration in Laredo X F Rifle Team In , The rifle team represents Trinity in various rifle competitions in the state. The military department sponsors a girl L lg- ,Z as well as boy team through its facilities. mf' 5 ,. sXb.....'f 4 '- ' Sergeant Flint, sponsorg Susan Rhodes, Alta Lucas. B'Annu Schmidt. mi e X ,f X First row, kneeling: Yeckel, Broadbent, Zehrer, Long. Second row: West, Mihalik, Baldwin, Rousch. ws ww 'wi ,v 4 t. ,,V, M, MA,M,,,w . . ,A Q, '-P . 'i X-.E 4 . 17 K 'T James W. Laurie President of Trinity University ffieers of Dr. Marion Bruce Thomas Dean Mr. Louis Burford Higgins Registrar Trinit Universit Mr. Derwood Hawthorne Business Manager gbsfffw-. 15:9 K ax. ,ff Robert V. Andrews Blanche Bashore Dean of EIl3Lfl.Il6Cfl'llg and Physical Ei'L'CllfiU6 Secretary Alumni Office Scicrzcvs Admini trative Staff i f ,N . 'Zf5IBP5.V':'E1 fizivzlz- J:-4:3 f X A y ' 'F W , W. . 7 f V . ' 'f L , , A zW?f:: s,..',4c .4 WWW Qif wz 3 lx? ff VW, l ns. iIli p x an-fm Leonarrl A. Uuce Maurice Dutton Richard W. Firth 1161111 of Crariuate School Assislanl Dean of Sluclenl Life Assistant 10 the President - .vqx-,-. V b . sjkzg. 4 r Ml...-if ,, 1- ,,, ,,x5i. t 4 ?sff.Z-2 QQ. ,MQ , , 1 , .JF 'lf 4- A x sf-m,,,fQ. - A -, YQ' r::,f',:' Q e fs 'lfziiff We David Y. Burkett Director News Bureau 'Quin i 4.K1g11+ -M wa, 1 W N Paul R. Busch Leo W. Cather Assistant to the Dean Student Air Coordinator 1 ' E A 'Q wV n S14 M9 if ' 1 ' W W Rffv - .f A Q Nxiiw ' Whig Sky high view of skyline campus F f if--If if g.. K 4 Q f is P-Q, 1 ' ., J 1 ,Q 52' I A 'S 4 iff 'M i sf N 3 ,sit ' 4' 31 U53 S 'f 5 ,... fy. 'MK . F.-'za N A W V . t iggcii' - it kg x. . , V Ag-'Msg .Q -.Mft V I X 'M ,fK ' xx -6 -G' '-11.3, if lr. .as W Azfirff , . I 1 lrffhungn ..-.7 H l X 5 IP' -xy, -f R 'swf , 1 4 may I G1 Coleen Grissom James Bliss Norton J, C, Pool ,-lssocirzte Dean of Student Life Field Representative Dean of Student Life W ' or Q1 isps . - 'H ZH' ,. fe K gslgfg t X , Q A, f 71 sg v It t ul ll ,,.y,I Q i .,,, ' i qs X7 W A Q 'it F W . , 1 X A ff'7g ? 9 Q W 5 'Q X Walter P. West Lt. Col. Boyd T. Wilson, Sr. Director OfAl1lII1'SSl.0IlS Professor of Military Science and Tac- l82 tics W CIMMN QAWUI CW!! Chapman Graduate Center Leon M. Taylor Director of Public Relations ,....,..,...........-.... an-.V WH it Mrs. Merrie Akin Fred Bedson Effie DeArment Mc-Farlin Office Superviggr, Mailing and Duplicating Head Resident, Merfs Dormitory ,. i 'SX D A Qi XA 44 Q- J, Martha DeKraker Q Blanche King Head Resident, McFarlin Hall Director of Food Service Ii I83 if Rx Aw Chenzislry: Dr. John A. Burke, Jr.: Dr. Russell Dressler. Chairmang D William McCavoekg Dr. B. C. Bren. I84 Q Marrs McLean Science Center Engineering Science: Dr. Geoffrey Goringg Mr. Alex Thomasg Dr. Robert V. Andrews, chairmang Not pic- tured, Dr. Lee Calcoteg Dr. William Richie '13--Va Physics: Dr. Raphael Tsug Dr. Charles Burmeister, chairman: Dr. Garnett Cray. . D Qooe' Gvlli. Geology: Dr. Donald lVlcGannon, Jr., chairman: Dr. Ed- ward Schleh. Jak 'ral Biology: Dr. Jacob Uhrichg Dr. Elbert DeCourseyg Dr. Harold Murray: Dr. Howell Cobb, Jr.: Dr. Tom Sergeant, chairmang Dr. Olin Fearing Ni' I Q K L - 1 wh A ',- , S 7, 1 I fliS,,T'L'i, N. ai ,flk-6, sm . I' F if .1 wh, , gl Z grim Q AY ,, We w .fr 1 l v f .Ribs VM4:h'.. X, xxx X ,,- sm .Ax n,,, 'X f 14 Q. 3 1 l i . A 2 ' 3 5 i le- tv 1. f f . ' 3 N ., V it iq 41 rftgi' N I-'V f 4- am-hi. 1 g Q W - t if .f -- - W 1 :5 . , ' . '. 1' X s ' MX A figs-'X r 1 so .211 Q f W Mzlzlary Sczence: Lt. Col. Boyd T WllSOD, Sr.g Major Richard L. ' ' W , - ' . - - . - gl Murnighan, Captain John P. Misura. ig ,M 1 .a,7,. 3 G ' V . . :- 1. .2 --P-k I ,Nl 'vlll 1fl i N' ' V ,,,,., , f fs 11. A llv, 'AA' , f 7 Q 1', , X W ' ., . .rv -,,f 4 . f Q ,VII x' Q Q? 5 Pyzz. .. ' pf ' ' hi kx5, ,, ,... -' - .' K .,,.:. V 'f .gf iw? Q .Ni WWF t'2! '3' H' '5 ' ' , Qi, ., . i ' l Eg X- s K . 'X ' 1 11 T 'vai Q ' . if 4 'W A aa'- . ' , .. 4 .r ' X sf .s - I ,'-x its Q ' f p- ... . . a a aa W a Mzlltary Sczence: Sgt. Major Roy Payneg Sgt. lst class Joseph . A . .:... Marguardtg Master Sgt. William E. Wilsong Staff Sgt. Robert E. , .'tt, ' - - - ' M ' ffxfilf tt X VVVVVV' 7 ,f 'i i' , ,V I Sparrowg Staff Sgt. James E. Flintg Spec. William Flynng Staff eet' .., 5 . Sgt. David P. Scibag Specialist Robert E. Hookg Staff Sgt. Clifford I ..-'V , s g.. T.Vl7all1s. W o'td i it 5 , .V fi Physical Education: Dr. Jesse MacLeay, chairmang Mr. Houston Wheelerg Miss Shirley Moserg Mr. Gene Norris. Stand- ing: Mr. Leslie W. Robinsong Mr. William C. 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'93 J im Maddock ................... Treasurer Judy Payne . . ........ Secretary Tom Rogers . . . .... Vice-President Butch Newman . . . ...... President Senior lass ARTHUR THOMAS ADAMS, Baton Rouge, Louisiana B.A. Drama-Education, L.S.U. 1961, Baylor 1962-1963, TU Players 3, 4. STEVE MILTON ALBERS, San Antonio B.S. Homebuilding, R.O.T.C. Commission, Pershing Rifles 1, 2, 3, 4, PIO Technical Advisor 1, 2, 3, 4, Homebuilders 1, 2, Research Assistant 3, President 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, Towne Club 2, 3, 4. JIM ALCORN, Washington D.C. B.A. Business Administration, Georgetown University 1961-1963, Groves Scholarship 3, 4, Chi Delta Tau 4. ROBERT ALFORD, San Antonio B.S. Biology. JERRI ALLAMON, S-an Antonio Alpha Lambda Delta 1, 2, Alpha Chi 3, 4, Coronation Ball Royalty 3, 4, Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4, Lancerette 2, R.O.T.C. Sweetheart 4, Chi Beta Epsilon 1, 2, 3, 4. ROGER F. ALLEN, San Antonio B.A. Mathematics, R.O.T.C. Commission, Sigma Kappa Epsilon 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. CHARLENE ARMSTRONG, Sitka, Alaska B.S. Sociology, Delta Kappa Phi 2, 3, 4, Gamma Chi Delta 1, 2, 3, 4, Chaplain 3, Vice-President 4, Intramurals 2, 3. JOE ARMSTRONG, Abilene B.A. Journalism, Blue Key 3, 4, Class Favorite 1, Coronation Ball Royalty 3, Class Vice-President 1, Go-Home.King 4, Student Government 2, 3, 4, Student Council President 3, 4, Student Senator 2, TRINITONIAN 1, 2, Advertising Manager 2, TU Players 1, Young Democrats 2, 4, Vice-President 2, Sigma Delta Chi 3, 4, Bengal Lancers 1, 2, 3, 4. PEGGY JEAN ARMSTRONG, Sugarland B.S. Biology-English, University of Vienna 1964, Alpha Chi 4, Scho-Lea 3, 4, Symposium 2, Freshman Orientation Advisor 2, International Relations Club 1, Spurs 2, 3, 4, Intramurals .2, 3, 4. WILLIAM BRUCE ASHTON, Lamesa B.S. Engineering Science, Alpha Chi 3, Blue Key 3, 4, Triniteers 2, 3, 4, T Association 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4. JAMES BARBER, Beatrice, Nebraska B.S. Chemistry-Mathematics, American Chemical Society 4, Inter- national Relations Club 3. SHIRLEY BARNUM, San Antonio B.S. Home Economics, Home Economics Club 2, 3, 4, Kappa Psi Omega 1, 2, 3, 4, Reporter 2. ww Qtr ,M 'DN iv t rr' K Qs... wa.. X I ROSEMARY ANN BARTON, San Antonio B.A. English-German, TU Players 1, 2. MARY JUDITH BATEMAN, San Antonio B.S. Elementary Education, Towne Club 4, Texas Student Education Association 4. RICHARD BATZ, St. Louis, Missouri B.S. Social Science, Theta Tau Upsilon 1, 2, 3, 4, Young Republicans 2, 3. . BARBARA BEECH, Tucson, Arizona B.A. Physics, Alpha Lambda Delta 1, 2, Vice-President 2, Alpha Chi 3, 4, Scho-Lea 4, American Institute of Physics 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Intemational Relations Club 1, Chi Beta Epsilon 1, 2, 3, 4. BARBARA BENNETT, Corpus Christi B.A. History-English, Del Mar Junior College 1961-1963. BETTY K. BIEGERT, San Antonio B.S. Elementary Education, San Antonio College 1961-1963, Texas State Education Association 3, 4, Delta Alpha Gamma 3, 4, Reporter-Historian 3. JANET BINDERUP, Hastings, Nebraska B.A. German, Hastings College 1961-1963. PANALEE STEPHENS BLANCHARD, Rockville, Maryland B.A. Mathematics, Board of Women's Social Clubs 3, 4, President 4, Young Republicans 1, 2, 3, 4, Towne Club 1, Gamma Chi Delta 2, 3, 4. ANDREA CAROL BOOTH B.A. Elementary Education, Intemational Relations Club 1, Young Republicans 3, 4, Gamma Chi Delta 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, President 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. .IAMES W. BREEDING, Encinal B.S. Social Science, Bengal Lancers 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. EDWARD BRINK, San Angelo 3 B.A. Chemistry, University of Texas 1962-1963, American Chemical - g Q1 Society 4: Triniteers 3, 4, Secretary 4. 'W'- ANGELA BROOKS, San-Antonio B.A. Biolttgyl University of Texas 2, Class Treasurer 3, Young Republicans 3, Towne Club 1, 2, 3, Treasurer 2, Vice-President 3. Vu.-' BETSY LOU BROWN, San Angelo B.S. Physical Education, Kappa Psi Omega 1, 2, 3, 4, Historian 3, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Texas Student Education Association 4. BRIDGET BURKE, San Antonio B.A. History-English, Incamate Word College 1961-1962, Board of Women's Social Clubs, Chi Beta Epsilon 2, 3, 4, Alumni Secretary 4, Intramurals 3, 4. RAY W. CHAMPION, JR., Robstown B.S. Homebuilding, Homebuilders 2, 3, 4, R.O.T.C. Commission, Pershing Rifles 2, 3, Sigma Kappa Epsilon 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3,1 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. ta-uw, MCKENDREE T. COCHRAN III. Dallas B.S. Engineering Science, Cheerleader 2, Men's Dorm House Coun- cil 4, Trinity Engineers 2, 3, 4, Triniteers 1, 2, 3, 4. .IOHN ROBERT CONE, Lubbock B.S. Biology, University of Texas 1961-1963. VICKI CORLEY, Dallas B.A. English, Alpha Chi 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Scho-Lea 4, President 4, McFarlin Hall Scholastic Award 2, McFarlin Hall Council 1, Student Christian Council 1, Sigma Theta Tau 2, 3, 4, Chaplain 4, Intramurals 1. ANN ELIZABETH CRAIG, San Antonio B.A. Elementary Education, Texas Student Education Association 3. 4, Sigma Theta Tau 2, 3, 4. Historian-Reporter 4. CAROLE ANN CROUCH, DuQuoin, Illinois , B.A. Drama, Dean's Advisory Committee on Academic Affairs 4, 522' Student Assistant 4, TU Players 4, Towne Club 1. CLIFTON JAMES CRUMM II, San Antonio B.S. Engineering Science, American Chemical Society 2, 3, 4, Vice- President 3, Trinity Engineers 2, 3, 4, President 2, 3. Aj I SUSAN KELSO CULLUM, San Antonio B.A. English, San Antonio College 1961-1963. EDWIN A. CURRIE, JR., San Antonio B.S. Biology, R.O.T.C. Commission, Towne Club 1, 2, TU Bengal Band 1, TU Choir 3, Sigma Kappa Epsilon 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 2, 3, 4. ROBERT WILLIAM DAVIES, Casper, Wyoming B.A. Classics, Menls Dormitory Secretary-Treasurer 4, Pershing Rifles 1, 2, International Relations Club 1, 2. S. JANEY DAVY, Corpus Christi B.A. Biology, Gamma Chi Delta 1, 2, 3, 4. W' MARTHA A. DILLON, Verona, Italy B.A. English, Wake Forest College 1961, University of the Pacific 1962. ROSEMARY DORSETT, Houston B.S. Elementary Education, South Texas .Iunior College 1961-1962. BEVERLY L. DUREN, San Antonio B.M. Music Education, TU Bengal Band 1, 2, 3, 4. SANDRA ELY, San Antonio B.S. Elementary Education, Towne Club 3, 4, Texas Student Educa- tion Association 3, 4. JAMES G. EMBRY, Winnsboro B.S. Mathematics, University of Texas 1949-1950, 1948-1949, Lon Morris Jr. College 1939-1940, 1940-1941. QM RONALD ERB, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania B.S. Journalism, TRINITONIAN 1, 2, Sports Editor 2, TU Bengal Band 1, Theta Tau Upsilon 1, 2, 3, 4, Historian 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. BONNIE EVANS, Houston B.S. Psychology, Operation Crossroads Africa 2, Student Union 'fr' Board 2, Student Christian Council 2, TU Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, TU Bengal Band 1, 2, 3, International Relations Club 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Psychology Club 4. JANE GOSSETT FARRAR, San Antonio B.A. Elementary Education, Chi Beta Epsilon 1, 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM H. FARRAR, JR., San Antonio B.S. Physical Education., Texas A. St I. 1961-1962, Triniteers 2, 3, 4, , T Association 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Track 3. :S THOMAS H. FETT, Harlingen , W B.S. Engineering Science, University of Texas 1963, Triniteers 1, 2, 3, 4, Trinity Engineers 1, 2, 3, 4. SENOVIO FLORES, San Antonio B.S. Homebuilding, United States Marine Corps Commission, Home- builders l, 2, 3, 4, T Association 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4. JAMES H. FLOWERS, San Antonio K B.S. Physical Education, R.O.T.C. Commission, T Association gh, I 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. a KENNETH RANDOLPH FORD, Irving B.A. Drama, Baylor University 1961-1963, TU Players 3, 4. ' BETTY L. FORESTER, San Antonio B.A. Art, Towne Club 1, 2. DIANE FRANK, San Antonio B.S. English, San Antonio College 1963, Southwestern University 1964, Towne Club 1, Student National Education Association 4. ' DONALD S. GALLASPY, JR., San Antonio 1 ,V B.A. Mathematics, Blue Key 3, 4, Commission United States Marine .,. ,,, Corps, HT Association 2, 3, 4, Triniteers 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 4. 1. 2, 3. JUDITH GETTELMAN, Wauwatosa, Wisconsin fr B.A. Mathematics, Scho-Lea 4, Alpha Chi 4, McFarlin Hall Council Secretary 3, President 4, Young Republicans 1, TU Choir 3, n I 1.-.M DON GRAHAM, Fort Worth B.S. Engineering Science, Alpha Chi 3, 4, Blue Key 3, 4, Trinity Engineers, Vice-President 2, Triniteers 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. JOHN W, GREEN, Pryor, Oklahoma B.S. Accounting, United States Military Academy 1956-1958, Okla- homa University 1960. LEE F. GREENE, San Antonio B.A. History, Canal Zone Junior College 1956-1958, R.O.T.C. Com- mission, Corps Commander 4. DONALD L. GRISWOLD, JR., Houston B.A. Geology, R.O.T.C. Commission, Young Republicans 3, 4, Theta Tau Upsilon 1, 2, 3, 4, Parliamentarian 2, Treasurer 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. ROBERT CARL HAAG, Devon, Pennsylvania B.S. Business Administration, TU Business and Economics Club 3, Theta Tau Upsilon 1, 2, 3, 4. RICHARD H. HALL, Haddonfield, New Jersey B.S. Biology, Rutgers University 1961-1962. we-..,r JOHN HAMBY, Corpus Christi B.S. Social Science, Student Christian Council 3, 4, Bengal Lancers 3, 4, Intramurals 3, 4. CHARLES T. HARE, Castell B.S. Engineering Science, Blue Key 3, 4, Alumni Secretary 4, Com- mittee of 12, 2, Student Senator 3, Student Court 2, Housefellow 3, 4, Pershing Rifles 1, 2, Alpha Phi Omega 1, 2, 3, 4, Bengal Lancers 1, 2, 3, 4, Chaplain 4, Historian 2, 3. LAHOMA HARPER, San Antonio B.S. Biology, Alpha Lambda Delta 1, 2, Alpha Chi 3, Vice-President 3, Scho-Lea 4, Towne Club 3, American Chemical Society 3, Sigma Theta Tau 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, President 4. 1 'Q 'wg. 'Q in-.- I 'inf- -'Q :N , .-V' if 1111 X D S k if 'MW MRS. SUE BETH IGER, San Antonio B.A. English. RICHARD H. IHFE, San Antonio B.S. Physical Education, R.O.T.C. Commission, Football 1, 2, PATTI IRWIN, San Antonio B.A. Elementary Education, San Antonio College 1961-1963. DONALD ISC-ITT, San Antonio B.S. Physics, San Antonio College 1961-1962, Bowling Team VICKI JANEK, Corpus Christi B.A. English-History, R.O.T.C. Sweetheart 2, Lancerette 3 Beta Epsilon 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4. MARY CARLENE JONES, San Antonio B.S. Home Economics, Drum Majorette 2, TU Bengal Band 1, Towne Club 1, 2, Tigerettes 1, 2, 3, Home Economics Club 3, 4, Reporter 2, Vice-President 4, Spurs 1, 2, 3, 4. STEVEN F. JONES, San Antonio 3. 3, 4. 2, 3' Chi RHETTA HARPER, San Antonio B.A. Mathematics-English, Miss MIRAGE Finalist 3, R.O.T.C. Sweetheart 4, Tigerettes 1, 2, Feature Twirler 1, 2, Towne Club 1, Writers Club 1, 2, Spurs 1, 2, 3. PAUL M. HARRINGTON, Abilene B.S. Biology, Class President 2, Pershing Rifles 1, 2, Bengal Lancers 1, 2, 3, 4. MIKE HARTY, Lubbock B.A. Psychology, Alpha Chi 3, 4, Blue Key 3, 4, Outstanding Sophomore 2, Class Vice-President 2, Bengal Lancers 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, President 4, T Association 1, 2, Basketball 1, 2, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. JIMMY M. HEATH, San Antonio B.S. Business Administration, San Antonio College 1961-1963. PAM HENKE, Waco B.S. Mathematics, Alpha Lambda Delta 1, 2, Scho-Lea 3, 4, TU Players 1, Spurs 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4. JOHN C. HENSON, San Antonio B.A. Drama, San Antonio College 1961-1963, TU Players 3, 4: Delta Psi Omega 2, 3, 4. MYRA JANE HERBST, Junction B.S. Business Administration, San Antonio College 1961-1963. JOE WILLIAM HERNANDEZ, San Antonio B.S. Biology, San Antonio College 1961-1963 SALVADOR HERNANDEZ, Allende, Mexico B.A. Economics, Schreiner Institute 1961-1963, International Relations Club 3, Foreign Students Association 3, 4, President 4. LOUISE I-IOLSHOUSER, San Antonio B.A. History, McFarlin Hall Council Secretary 2, Spurs 1, 2, 3, 4. BILL HULSEY, Tulia B.S. Physical Education, R.O.T.C. Commission, Triniteers 2, 3, 4: T Association 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Track 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Freshman Coach 3, Assistant to Head Coach 4. VALESKA JOHANNA HUMPHREYS, San Antonio B.A. English-Political Science, San Antonio College 1961-1963. W 'Ul' 'I-a.'?' 'bv V ar syil 1 T l 1, 2, - B.S. Mathematics, R.O.T.C. Commission, Towne Club 2, 3, 4, Rifle Team 3, 4, Letterman 3, Captain 4. MARVIN B. JUSTICE, San Antonio B.S. Journalism, San Antonio College 1961-1963. PATRICIA KAPPMEYER, San Antonio B.A. English-Speech, San Antonio Gollege 1961-1963, Texas Student Education Association 1, Church Vocations Fellowship 1. CAROL KENT, Hereford ' A B.S. Elementary Education3 Gamma Chi Delta 3, 43 Intramurals 3, 4. LILLA KEYES, Fort Worth B.A. Sociologyg Homecoming Queen 43 Class Favorite 2, 33 Frolic 7- of Hearts Personality 23 Lancerette 23 Miss MIRAGE Finalist 23 ,.,- R.O.T.C. Sweetheart 1, 3g Student Government 4, Secretary 4g Chi ' ' Beta Epsilon 2, 3, 43 Intramurals 2, 3, 4. CHARLES JOE KING, San Antonio B.S. Sociologyg San Antonio College 1961-1962. .1 DIANE KOLTERMANN, San Antonio B.A. English3 San Antonio College 1961-1963. OBERT C. LOGAN, Gonzales B.S. Mathematics, Coronation Ball Royalty 13 Class Vice-President 33 f W- Q f , Triniteers 1, 2, 3, 43 Texas Student Education Association 4, Vice- 4 ,V 1 President 43 Baseball 13 Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 13 Intramurals fx' ' 1, 2, 3, 4. ANDY LOY, Houston 'Y i 5. 5 ,. Q Y , , I is Z f 3 B.S. Elementary Education3 Texas Student Education Association 4g 1 Women's Advisory Council 3, Spurs 1, 2, 3, 4. if a FULLERTON W. LUEDDE, St. Louis, Missouri B.A. Philosophyg Washington University 1961-19633 Student Court Justice 43 Student Christian Fellowship 4, President 4. ROBERT WILLIAM LULL, Anniston, Alabama B.A. Psychology3 R.O.T.C. Commission, Drill Team 1, 2, 43 Pershing Rifles 1, 2, 3, 43 Public Information Officer 3, 43 Psi Beta Kappa 3, 4, President 3, 43 Psi Chi 4, President 4. PHOEBE MCAFEE, Dallas B.A. Art3 Alpha Lambda Delta 1, 23 Alpha Chi 3g Scho-Lea 33 Student Assistant 3. 3 Wu? , aye .ff X BOBBI MCDERMOTT, Houston B.A. Education3 R.O.T.C. Sweetheart 23 Homecoming Princess 43 Lancerette 43 Chi Beta Epsilon 2, 3, 4. RICHARD GLEN MCFARLIN, Stockton, California B.A. English3 Blackburn College 1961-19623 Stockton College 1962- 'P 19633 Sigma Kappa Epsilon 3, 43 Student Christian Council 43 Church vm...- Vocations Fellowship 43 Writer's Club 33 Housefellows 4. ROBERT MCGARRAUGH, San Antonio I ' B.A. Psychology3 Texas A. 81 M. 1959-19603 San Antonio College 1960-19633 Psi Beta Kappa 4. it M-f f . e tl BILL MCGAVRAN, Victoria B.S. Biology3 TU Choir 1, 2, 3, 43 Sigma Kappa Epsilon 1, 2, 3, 43 Pershing Rifles 1, 23 Pan American Club 1, 23 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. MACKIE SUE MCINTYRE, Falfurrias W' B.A. Art3 Lancerette 23 Chi Beta Epsilon 1, 2, 3, 4. CATHERINE MADDOCK, Houston B.A. English3 Student Government 2, 3, 4, Student Court Justice 4: International Relations Club 43 Student Assistant 33 Operation Cross- roads Africa 2. JAMES IRWIN MADDOCK, Houston B.A. History3 College of Emporia 1961-19621 Class Treasurer 4: Bengal Lancers 33 Intramurals 3. ALAN MAREK, Gonzales ww B.S. Business Administration3 Bengal Lancers 2, 3, 43 T Associa- 3 at tion 2, 3, 43 Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 3. SAMMIE MAREK, Gonzales B.A. Elementary Education3 Tigerettes 2, 33 Chi Beta Epsilon 2, 3, 4. if Ns-...Ng CAROLYN KAY MARSH, San Antonio B.S. Elementary Education3 Texas Student Education Asociation 3, 4. im, GINNY A. MARTIN, Huntington, West Virginia B.S. Biology3 Alpha Lambda Delta 1, 2, President 23 Scho-Lea 3, 4: Woman's Advisory Council 13 Gamma Chi Delta 1, 2, 3, 43 Pledge Captain 33 Intramural Captain 4. JERRY MATTINGLY, New Albany, Indiana B.S. Mathematicsg Blue Key 3, 43 Class Favorite 33 Coronation Ball Royalty 2, 3, 43 R.O.T.C. Commission3 Triniteers 2. 3. 43 T Association 3, 4, President 33 Basketball 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 43 Baseball 1. 199 , of Y ., .--W. ,wi i SUZANNA MAYFIELD, El Paso B.A. Elementary Education, Chi Beta Epsilon 3, 4. MARY EARLYNE MONK, Dallas B.S. Education of the Blind, Cheerleader 3, Lancerette 4, R.O.T.C. Sweetheart 4, Young Republicans 4, Chi Beta Epsilon 2, 3, 4. BARBARA MOORE, San Antonio B.S. Psychology, Texas Women's University 1961-1963. GORDON MONDAY, San Antonio B.S. Journalism, Sigma Delta Chi 2. MARGARET MUNSON, San Antonio .Q B.A. Elementary Education, San Antonio College 1958-1961, Texas Student Education Association 4. JOHN KEENAN MUZZY, Brenham Qs B.S. Psychology, R.O.T.C. Commission 4, Pershing Rifles 1, 2, 3, 4, Drill Team Commander 4. EDWARD NEWMAN, San Antonio B.S. Mathematics, Honor Roll 2, Class Treasurer 2, Class President 4, Student Senator 1, Bengal Lancers 1, 2, 3, 4, T Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Tennis 1, 2, 3. 4. ,IUDITH ELINORE NICKERSON, Bellaire B.S. Mathematics, MIRAGE staff 1, 2, 3, Classes Editor 2, Board of Women's Social Clubs 4, Treasurer 4, Texas Student Education -on uf I Association 4, Kappa Psi Omega l, 2, 3, 4, Pledge Mistress 2, Treasurer 3, Student Assistant 4, Intramurals 3. DANIEL OLSON, Dallas B.S. Political Science, Blue Key 3, 4, Student Senator 2, Class Treasurer 1, Class President 3, TU Choir 1, Bengal Lancers 1, 2, 3, 4, Young Democrats 3, 4. asses. 1, :GQ 'M i 5' .. .qs ,,, 'Wim t .M W' 1. xl' X .. . I WILLIAM GRESHAM ORRISON, San Antonio Blue Key 4, Student Senator 3, 4, Student Union Board 1, 2, 3, Board of Publications 4, Bengal Lancers 1, 2, 3, 4, American Chemi- cal Society 3, Towne Club 1. RICHARD A. OWEN, Richfield Springs, New York 'Gs B.S. Chemistry, American Chemical Society 3, 4, Texas Society of Professional Engineers Student Affiliate 4. PATRICIA E. PATRICK. San Antonio B.A. Mathematics, TU Bengal Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Towne Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Sigma Theta Tau 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Recording Secretary 4. RONALD PATTON, San Antonio B.S. Mathematics, Blue Key 3, 4, President 4, Class Treasurer 3, R.O.T.C. Commission 4, Housefellow 3, 4, Triniteers 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Basketball 1, Baseball 1. - 323' Kwik WILLIAM R. PEELER, Dallas N B.S. Business Administration, Young Republicans 1, Theta Tau Upsilon 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, Intramurals 2, 3, 4. JAMES PEYTON, La Jolla, California ,f E , B.A. Political Science, Young Republicans 3, 4, Theta Tau Upsilon A f ,,,, Z t, fs.. 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Alumni Secretary 4. ,. ,c JOANNE PRENTICE, Abilene B.S. Physical Education, Texas Student Education Association 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM H, PRIDGEN, San Antonio B.S. Homebuilding, Young Republicans 3, 4, Towne Club 1, 2, Homebuilders 1, 2, 3, 4. KENNETH WAYNE PRYOR, San Antonio B.S. Engineering Science, Blue Key 3, 4, Vice President 4, R.O.T.C. Commission, Battalion Commander 4, Distinguished Military Student 4, American Institute of Physics 1, 2, 3, Trinity Engineers 1, 2, 3, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4. R9 i sf fl LOUIS PRYOR, San Antonio B.S. Business Administration, Texas Lutheran College 1960-1962, R.O.T.C. 3. 4, Pershing Rifles 4, Rifle Team 3, 4, Bowling Team 3, 4. .IACQUELINE RADFORD, San Antonio B.A. English, Alpha Lambda Delta 1, 2, Treasurer 2, Scho-Lea 4, Alpha Chi 3, 4, Vice-President 4, TU Choir 1, Towne Club 1, 2, v-- 3, Young Republicans 2, Spurs 1, 2, 3, 4. ELIDA YOLANDA RAMIREZ, San Antonio B.S. Business Education, San Antonio College 1961-1963. 1 we .1 -:T,'u:nu ANNE RANDALL, San Antonio B.A. Elementary Education, Alpha Chi 3, 4, Scho-Lea 4, Historian- Reporter 4, Elementary French Award 1, Texas Student Education Association 3, Sigma Theta Tau 3, 4, Corresponding Secretary 4. JAMES W. ROBERTSON, JR., San Antonio B.S. Biology, R.O.T.C. Commission, Pershing Rifles 1, 2, 3, 4, Rifle Team 3, 4, Pan American Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Towne Club 2, 3, 4, Bowling Team 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. THOMAS B. ROGERS, San Antonio B.S. Mathematics, Rice University 1961-1963, Honor Roll 3, Student Senator 4, Class Vice-President 4, Young Democrats 4, Towne Club 3, Bengal Lancers 3, 4. ALAN ROWE, San Antonio B.A. History-Sociology. RONALD J. RUMMEL, San Antonio B.S. Business Administration, R.O.T.C. Commission, Towne Club 3, Young Democrats 1. MICHAEL LEE SACHNOWITZ, Mercer Island, Washington B.S. Biology, R.O.T.C. Commission, American Chemical Society 1, 2, Triniteers 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. MARGARET ALLENE SAUNDERS, San Antonio B.A. English, San Antonio College 1961-1963. VERNON SCHIEVELBEIN, Converse B.S. Chemistry, San Antonio College 1961-1963, American Chemical Society 3, 4, President 4. TERRY L. SCHRAUB, San Antonio tv B.S. Mathematics, Tarleton State College 1962-1963, Class Secretary 3, Towne Club 2, 3, 4, Texas Student Education Association 4, Sigma Theta Tau 3, 4, Intramurals 3. t .5 A Jerri Allamon is named Outstanding Senior Woman at Swing-Out. 'lf ,, Junior hostess Donna Davis pins corsage on senior Lahoma Harper at Swing-Out Cere- Ken Smith leads singing of carols at the Christmas monies. tree lighting. 9- Q ,S 3 . Q vs , A , , , - '-'- -' - - --- . ' '!'!'MFdDMHH9J?U CHRISTINE ANN SCHMIDT, Des Moines, Iowa B.S. Art, Gamma Chi Delta 1, 2, 3, Historian 2, Intramurals 1, 2, DENNIS SCHMIDT, Corpus Christi B.S. Mathematics: American Chemical Society 4. JACK McMORRIS SEALE, Summit, Mississippi B.S. Biology, Southwest Mississippi Junior College 1961-1963, Alpha Phi Omega 4, International Relations Club 3, 4, Secretary of Archives 4: Bio-Medical Club 4, President 4. BYRON SHAQUANIE, Hydaburg, Alaska B.A. Music, Pan American Club 1, 2, TU Bengal Band 1, 2, 3, TU Choir 1, 2, 3. 4: Young Republicans 3, 4, Triniteers 1, 2, 3, 4. JAMES O, SHERMAN, Fullerton, California B.S. Psychology: Student Council Vice-President 3, Student Court Chief Justice 4, Cinema Arts Association 3, 4, President 3, 4. JACOBO SHLESINGER, Caracas, Venezuela B.S. Political Science, Student Court Attorney General 3, Theta Tau Upsilon 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, President 4. by 5 www DIANA LEE SILVER, San Antonio B.A. PsychologY3 San Antonio College 1961-1963, University of Texas 1963-1964: Psi Beta Kappa 4, Secretary 4. WILLIAM SLINKARD, San Antonio B.S. Chemistry, Alpha Chi 3, 4, Vice-President 4, Alpha Phi Omega 3, 4, American Chemical Society 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Baseball 2, 3. KENNETH W. SMITH, Rapid City, South Dakota B.S. Political Science, Class President 1, Class Favorite 2, Corona- tion Ball Royalty 1, Student Council Treasurer 2, Speaker of Senate 3, TU Bengal Band 1, Bengal Lancers 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Inter-Club Council 2, Secretary 2, Tennis 1, 2. LAWRENCE C. SMITH, San Antonio B.S. Psychology, Alpha Chi 3, 4, President 4, Blue Key 4, R.O.T.C. Commission, Regimental Commander 4, Pershing Rifles 1, 2, 3, 4, TU Bengal Band 1, TU Choir 1, 2, 3, 4. BETH SOOTHERAN, San Antonio B.A. Sociology. EUGENIA SPROUL, Ft. Davis B.A. French-Spanish, TU Choir 1, 2, 3, Spurs 1, 2, 3. HAROLD JACKSON STAFFORD, JR., Dallas B.A. English, Alpha Chi 3, 4, Blue Key 3, 4, Frolic of Hearts Per- sonality 3, R.O.T.C. Commission, TU Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Christian Fellowship 1, 2, 3, 4, President 3, Sigma Kappa Epsilon l, 2. 3, 4, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4. DIANE STANLEY, Abilene B.S. Social Science, Alpha Chi 3, 4, Scho-Lea 4, Treasurer 4, Student Senator 3, Lancerette 3, TU Choir 2, Chi Beta Epsilon 1, 2, 3, 4, Historian 3, Representative to Board 0-f Women's Social Clubs 4. JOHN C. STINSON, San Antonio A B.S. Business Administration, Towne Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President 3, R.O.T.C. Commission, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. if .... SHELBY ELLIS STONE, Taft B.S. Elementary Education. EDWARD T. STORY, JR., San Antonio B.S. Business Administration, San Antonio College 1962-1963. LINDA S. STRIPLING, Loganport, Louisiana B.S. Elementary Education, Delta Alpha Gamma 3, 4, Treasurer 3, President 4. nb, ,,.,. A in . vi 1 f 71? f , 4 4 7 he ' Z' A W' ff, M 4 jmif., 3' ,, Mg, . .. ,N jg X 14 5411 2 W f 1 2' 1 1 4 W Ts f 6 1 i ii, I if ff Y' ' Q milf W . 1. 1. ian!! lf!! 1 JOE STENBERG, San Antonio l Bs. Biology, San Antonio College 1961-1962, American Chemical Society 4, Bio-Medical Club 4. ROBERT H. STUTTS, San Antonio B.S. BiologY3 R.O.T.C. Commission, Triniteers 1, 2, 3, 4. GERALD EUGENE SWIGCETT, San Antonio B.S. Engineering Science, Trinity Engineers 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4. '. 'ml 45. y ' I SUSAN JANE TAYLOR, san Antonio B.A. Biology, Texas Western College 1962-1963, Honor Roll 3, Dean's List 3, American Chemical Society 3. 4. Secretary 4: Bio- Medical Club 4. ,IEANNE CHRISTINE TERONE, Pelham Manor, New York B.S. Home Economics, New York University 1962-1963, Home Eco- nomics Club 2, 3, 4. LEE COX THOMPSON, San Antonio W ,E ::,, - B.S. Business Administration, Davidson Colle e 1961-1963' Al ha 4 - . ,, ,,,,. , ZA? f i If JZ. THOMAS H. TURNER, Seguin B.A. Physics, Alpha Chi 3, 4, Blue Key 4, Alpha Phi Omega 3, 4, American Institute of Physics 2, 3, 4, President 4, Young Demo- .f crats 4. GEORGE MICHAEL VALKOVICH, San Antonio B.A. Biology, American Chemical Society 3, 4. DOUGLAS L. WALTON, San Antonio B.S. Mathematics, Theta Tau Upsilon 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 2, 3, 4. . vi RICHARD H. WARD, JR., Bowie, Maryland y B.A. Geology, Bengal Lancers 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. ANNE WATSON, Houston M B.S. Elementary Education, R.O.T.C. Sweetheart 2, Texas Student -V ' Education Association 3, 4, Student Assistant 4, Spurs 1, 2, 3, 4, , LM we w A F Parliamentarian 3. ' i BETTY RUTH WATTS, San Antonio B.S. Music Education, Frolic of Hearts Personality 3, Towne Club A . ,,,, 1, 2, 3, 4, TU Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Spurs 2, 3, 4. , gf of Y, . . , A K, , - - RANDI M. WAYLAND, San Antonio , B.S. Physical Education, San Antonio College 1956-1958, Delta Alpha Gamma 4. r MARSHA WHARTON, Dallas B.S. Mathematics, McFarlin Hall Council Treasurer 2, Student , Assistant 4, Spurs 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Chairman 3. MARGARET WILLMS, Mexico City, Mexico ,'-,. B.A. French, University of the Americas 1962-1963. f '45 Q i: S! ., f' A 1 .5.sX., A M'LISS WIMBERLY, Cotulla B.S. Biology, Kappa Psi Omega 2, 3, 4, Historian 2, Parliamentarian 3, Publicity Chairman 4. LILLIAN WINKLER, Mexico City, Mexico B.S. Biology, Temple University 1960-1961, University of the Americas 1961-1963. 4..- LOUISE WISSLER, Abilene B.S. Home Economics, Home Economics Club 3, 4, President 4, ,QQ Student Assistant 4, Gamma Chi Delta 2, 3, 4, Reporter 3, Treas- X5 . urer 4. Ax ' '-S 'sv lm JOY WITT, Sweetwater B.S. Economics, Young Democrats 1, Wing President 3, Chi Beta Epsilon 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3. VIRGINIA WONG, San Antonio B.S. Elementary Education, Delta Alpha Gamma 3. SUSAN WOOD, Mexico City, Mexico B.A. French, University of Geneva 1962-1963, Church Vocations Fellowship 1, 2, Student Christian Council 1, 2, 4, Intemational Relations Club 1, 2, Young Republicans 1. . 5 SAUNDRA KAY WRIGHT, San Antonio B.A. Biology, San Antonio College 1961-1963, Towne Club 4: Bio-Medical Club 4, American Chemical Society 4. BILL YANDA, Houston B.S. Business Administration, Student Council Treasurer 4, Cheer- leader 3, TU Choir 1, Theta Tau Upsilon 1, 2, 3, 4, Inter-Club Council 4, President 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. MALCOLM D. YOUNG, Omaha, Nebraska B.A. Political Science, Student Senato-r 4, Class Vice-President 3, R.O.T.C. Commission, Housefellow 2, 3, 4, Triniteers 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4t diiw' .' r. Nmilglll Tom Taylor . .... President Dale Fincke . . . . . Vice President Terry Schraub .... Secretary Angie Brooks . . Treasurer Junior C ass Fl-H LUCIANO ANDIA, Caracus, Venezuela KAYE ARNOLD, Cotulla PHYLLIS JEAN ARNOLD, San Antonio GEORGE W, ASCHEN, Kirkwood, Missouri BRICE BARNES, San Antonio NICK BARRETT, Houston PHILIP BEAUCHAMP, San Antonio MARIAN BENKENDORFER, Corpus Christi AUDIE BLEVINS, Waco BRUCE BOSTON, Dhahran, Saudia Arabia ROBERT BRADLEY, Bandera DOUGLAS BRESLER, JR., San Antonio EILEEN BRITT, San Antonio LARRY BURBACK, San Antonio CAROL BURGESS, San Antonio KATHY BUSWELL, San Antonio BATES A. BUTLER, Tucson, Arizona JUDY BUTLER, San Antonio PAT CALLAWAY, San Antonio JANET L. CARLSON, Mexico City, Mexico JESS G. CARNES, San Antonio NEIL M. CHUR, San Antonio CARRLA CLINE, Boerne JIM COLEMAN, San Antonio WILLIAM HARRISON COLLIER, San Antonio JIM COMER, Dallas PAMELA JANE COMFORT, Kirkwood, Missouri MARTHA CORNELISON, San Antonio ROGER CORTEZ, Montevideo, Uruguay FRED L. CROOK, III, Corpus Christi LUCIE CURTISS, Crosby T. D. DARENEAU, Houston DONNA DAVIS, Flagstaff, Arizona DICK DAWSON, Unionville, Pennsylvania PATRICIA DEVORE, San Antonio DAVID DOD, Berkeley, California BILL DODGE, Los Angeles, California CHRIS DOLPH, McAllen JACK DOWNING, San Antonio BARBARA DRACE, St. Louis, Missouri N. PUBLIC RELATIONS WILL DO ANYTHING FOR A RATIO lm- Andrews and Lynne Hamrick 2 0 6 --N-.,,..'Mn .':A' JOHN DUDLEY, Comanche BOBBIE DUKE, Abilene PETE DUNN, Fort Hood BETTY EASLEY, San Antonio BARBARA ANN EICKMAN, San Antonio JAY A. EVANS, Falls Cliurcli, Virginia NANCY HELEN FANNING, Victoria MRS. ELLEN FINCH, San Antonio DALE EUGENE FINCKE, San Antonio MARGARET FISH, Boerne VENITA FITCH, Houston WILLIAM R. FRENCH, Ottumwa, Iowa TOM FRY, Dallas JAY L. GAMEL, JR., San Antonio MARY GILL, Dallas SHERI GOSSETT, Dallas DAVE COULD, Beatrice, Nebraska JAMES A. GRAPENGETER, Beatrice, Neb. MARGIE GRIFFIN, Hudson Falls, New York GERRY GRIMES, San Antonio H, T5 - - .iv t......a - ,.,,, C M I. oSA?+TCE5N STATEo FLORIDA EMM GELA GROTE, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil CATHY HAMEL, Seabrook CLAUDIA HANNIBAL, Beatrice, Nebraska CONNIE HARING, Milwaukee, Wisconsin WILLIAM HARRIS, San Antonio DAN HARRISON, San Antonio LINDA HAWTHORNE, San Antonio BARTON HAYWARD, Georgetown, British Guinea. JIM HEITKAMP, San Antonio LESLIE HELM, Memphis MARK HERMAN, San Antonio JOHN R. HOFMAN, Manila, Philippines VICTOR M. HOLMES, Tulsa, Oklahoma SALLY J. HOWELL, Dallas JEANNE HUNTER, Tulsa, Oklahoma ROWAN C. JAMES, San Antonio JANIE JARRETT, Canyon TOM JOHNSON, San Antonio CAROL JONES, San Antonio JOE C. JONES, San Antonio JOHN I. KEMP, Lancaster, Pennsylvania GEORGE KILLICK, Corpus Christi MILTON H. KELLY, San Antonio BARBARA JEAN KILEY, Washington, Illinois SUZANNE KITTLES, San Antonio REX B. KNORR, JR., St. Augustine, Florida JOHN S. KRIZ, Denver, Colorar'a SHERRY LANING, Uvalde SALLY LANYON, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma KAREN LARSON, McAllen FRANCELIA LATTING, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma BRAD LILLMARS, Phoenix, Arizona BOBBIE RUTH LIVINGSTON, San Antonio ESTHER LUNA, San Antonio PAT MCCARTY, Hondo TONI MCDANIEL, McAllen DUB MCDOUGAL, Cuero SUSAN MCFARLAND, San Antonio MARION MCLAURIN, San Antonio DANNA MARTIN, Tulsa, Oklahoma 6 Y' sv S I , sv Nw Y -se. Y' ' 'T -. ' ' 'sv -af is MARNA D. MARTIN, McGuire A.F.B., N. Jersey RONALD MARTIN, Lytle PATRICIA MARTINEZ, Houston LARRY MAULDIN, Amarillo SUSAN MIDDLETON, San Antonio ALEX GILL MORGAN, Dallas MARY NAVARRO, San Antonio PENNY NEELY, San Antonio HARRIET NELSON, McAllen RONALD NICKUM, San Antonio LESTER A. OBIE, San Antonio CATHERINE OWEN, San Antonio DON OWENS, Arlington KAY PARKS, Houston .IUDI PERSONS, El Paso DALE PETERS, San Antonio ,IAN PIKE, San Antonio GINGER PLUENNEKE, San Antonio WALTER POTTER, San Antonio MARGARET PRESSLER, San Antonio KAY QUISENBERRY, Frisco PETE RANUCCI, Worchester, Massachusetts SUZANNE RAYBURN, Houston GEORGE ROBINSON, St. Louis, Missouri LELAND ROGERS, Glen Head, New York STEPHEN M. RUBACK, JR., Davenport, Iowa BILL RUHMANN, San Antonio BUZZ ST. CLAIRE, San Antonio RICHARD R. SANDERS, Sioux Falls, S.Dak. PAT SCHACKEL, San Antonio ALICE SCHIRMACHER, Mexico City, Mexico DAVID SEXTON. Jefferson City, Missouri RANDY SIEFERT, Houston MARTHA SMART, Abilene DAVID SMALLWOOD, San Antonio J. SMITH, Wurtsmith A.F.B., Michigan PATSY SMITH, San Antonio SUSAN SMITH, Corpus Christi JIM SPUHLER, Baytown MICHAEL SPUHLER, Baytown ROBIN STEINHAUSER, San Antonio CLAUDIA STICKNEY, Andrews SYLVIA STULL, San Antonio MELANIE SUMPF, San Marino BONNIE SYMINGTON, Devine LINDA TARPLEY, Ft. Worth TOM TAYLOR, Pasadena ANNA RUTH TERRY, San Antonio PAULA TIDEMANN, Houston JAMES TILLOTSON, San Antonio TERTIA TUCKER, San Antonio JAN WAGNER, Phoenix, Arizona .IAY WALLER, Dallas ROBERT WEAVER, San Antonio CANDY WEYEL, Snyder DOUGLAS WHITING, Boeme .IOSIE WHITLEY, San Antonio BETH WILBANKS, El Paso MIKE WILKENS, Ridgewood, New Jersey BOYD T. WILSON, San Antonio .IOHN WORRICH, Easton, Pennsylvania JAMES WRIGHT, Quitman, Missouri DANIEL YOMINE, Lake Forest, Illinois .IO ANNE ZAMZOW, San Antonio uniors Professors wait tables and collect tips for the United Fund as a project of the Junior Class. .,,:pt,',',.,.!,.3e H, V v,,3.1,g,V , . .,,., . , ,f Sf -N ,,,,, , ffffvhffn I ' f ' VWT' ' W 1 Z, f ,:- f , ff 4 , ,El S' ,f gym fr AQW 2 'f 5-1 2:Y Jeanne Xluzzy and M G ld A , A A gr , YA, A -uf. 1-mu-,wan-emma: m:.vmwuvmn.menwmlum! . 71, 405 we Q:-' ' Craig Whitfill . . . ..... President Cammy Ritchey . . . . . . Vice President Nancy Wilson . . . .... Secretary Bill Lowerre . . . . . . Treasurer Sophomore C ass J 'N BETSY ALLEN, Florence, Alabama BOBBIE ALLEN, Arlington FLO ANDERSON, Lamesa JOE ANDREWS, Alice JOHN ARNOLD, San Antonio MELINDA ATKINS, San Antonio GENE AVERY, San Antonio JOHN D. AWBREY, Parsons JUDY BAILEY, Albuquerque, New Mexico RICHARD BALDWIN, San Antonio VICKI BALDWIN, Cocli, Canal Zone KENI BEALL, Nashville, Tennessee KENNY BEANLAND, Marfa MELISSA BEATTY, Dallas RODNEY BELL, Ft. Worth TOM BENEDIKTSSON, San Antonio ERIC BINDOCK, Leakey FRANCES BLACKSTONE, Norristown, Pennsylvania PENNY BLOCK, San Antonio BRAD BLODGETT, Houston . ,,.:.i 1 1 I Z J N V C X Wx I 2 6? - 2 W is I 3 se- E We Q17 lm., Q, . bu 4- f M ' fi I' L UA lk.. W. HUMPHREY BOCART. Toronto, Canada JON F. BONSICNORE, San Antonio CAROL BORUP, Clinton, Iowa SUZANNE BOWSER, San Antonio ALLISON BRADBURY, St. Louis, Missouri CHARLES BREARLEY, Bunkie, Louisiana CAROLYN BROOKS, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma SUE BROTEMARKLE, Palacios CINDY BROYLES. Beaumont, California BARRY BURNS, San Antonio KAY BUSBEE, Comfort ROBERT O. BUTLER, San Antonio DOUGLAS BYRD, Baytown .IULIA BYRNS, Dallas KAYLIN CANNINC, Staunton, Virginia JANET L. CARLSON, Mexico City, Mexico JIM CARSON, Mexico City JIMMY CARTER, Amarillo CAROL CASLER, Ft. Worth KENNETH CAVE, Princeton LEE ANN CAYTON, Lovington, New Mexico ANN CHANDOHA, Coah, Mexico BETTY JO CHRISTY, Houston JOHN CHURCHILL, San Antonio BRENDA CLINE, San Antonio SALLY COLE, San Antonio SILSBEE COLLINS, San Antonio LIBBY COOK. Oklahoma City, Oklahoma FRED COOPER. San Antonio CHRIS CORNISH, Post K 3 WALTER J. COSTELLO, San Antonio BUDDY COVIN, San Antonio KAREN COX, Danville, Illinois CHERI CRAPSTER, San Antonio TOM CUMMINS, Mexico City, Mexico PATRICK CURRY, San Antonio JUDI DAVIES, Bethel Park, Pennsylvania MELINDA DEASON, Dallas KATHRYN DEMERITT, Ft. Worth FRED DE OLIVEIRA, Carlsbad, New Mexico ROBERT DE WITT, Springfield, Illinois :isa was , R DAVE EASTERBROOK, Champaign, Illinois DIANE EDER, Abilene BEVERLY EDWARDS, San Antonio CAROL EDWARDS, San Antonio RUSTY ELLIS, New Braunfels BONNIE ELLISON, San Antonio REBECCA FERNANDEZ, San Antonio ': ' ,- Qt. 1 fw 5 A A as ww AR. ,sq s' , .C ,g R cl. G 1 i vw- SUE FETT, Harlingen SUZI FINSLEY, Dallas DICK FIRTH, San Antonio JOHNNY FLOURNEY, San Antonio SUZI FRANKE, Uvalde MARY FRANKS, Houston f 'wx l X ROBERT FRICKEL, Plainfield, New Jersey KATHY GAMBER, san Antonio SANDRA GARCIA, Mexico City, Mexico A W 33 GINGER GARDNER, Winters JAMES GARRISON, Dallas SHIRLEY GAULTNEY, San Antonio 1 CAROL GENTRY, Jackson HERB GRANGER, Beaumont LINDA GRIFFIN, Ft. Worth PAM GRIFFIS, San Anto-nio HELEN HALBKAT, Houston JACKIE HALL, Houston DAVID HAMILTON, Galveston JAMES HAMMACK, San Antonio GLYNNE R. HAMRICK, San Antonio LYNNE R. HAMRICK, San Antonio WYNNE R. HAMRICK, San Antonio CARLTON HANEY, Abilene Love those Corps days l ophomores DONALD L. HARDISON, San Antonio ANN HARLAN, Mo-nahans ANNE HARRIS, Scarsdale, New York TED HARRIS, Rye, New York VICTORIA HARRIS, Roswell, New Mexico .IANICE LEE HAYS, San Antonio ROBERT HEAD, Worcester, Massachusetts JAN HEITKAMP, New Braunfels KITTY HENDERSON, Baytown LYDIA HERNANDEZ, Kingsville MARSA HIGHTOWER, San Antonio AL G. HILL, Dallas ANN F. HINCHEY, St. Louis, Missouri JIM HORNBUCKLE, Kingsman, Arizona LYNN HORNER, St. Louis, Missouri 1--v K.. JACK HOUGHTON, Del Rio FRED B. JACKSON, Pharr GINGER JOHNSON, Abilene CAROL J ONES, San Antonio JIM JONES, Texarkana JAMES KARSCH, San Antonio KAY KELLEY, Temple CONNIE KENT, Hereford ROCKY KEYES, Ft. Worth ELLEN KINZIE, Lindale EDWARD KLIEWER, Dallas RUTH KLUND, Houston ROXANNE KNORR, Artesia, New Mexico JOHN KOENIG, Anchorage, Alaska WALTER KOERSELMAN, Tulia BRUCE KUENZLI, Houston CHARLOTTE LANDRECIH, Philadelphia, SUSAN M. LANGFORD, Bandera JOHN H. LANZ, Ft. Wayne, Michigan DOUGLAS LAUGHLIN, San Antonio JANET LAWRENCE, San Antonio KENNETH LEEDS, New York, New York ' k S .F WILLIAM ALEXANDER HOWARD, San Antonio J UDITH JENKINS, Augusta, South Carolina Pennsylvania RP Q-I A-A s., al -Y L- IHA say .P . y. .Z Hmm? ,?3XE.,is'Apg, is:w A z ' A Q X 2 PM 2'- 5 it ewi Y SANDRA MOORE-POPE, San Antonio JEAN MORAN, Falls Church, Virginia PALL MOXLEY, McAllen JEANE MUZZY, Brenham MARCARET MYERS, Decatur, Illinois .IANIE NATHANS, Houston MIEN NCITYEN. Saigon, Viet Nam BILL NICHOLS, San Antonio BILL NIELSON. St. Louis, Missouri ELIZABETH NORRIS, Alamogordo, New Mexico BOB OBRISKI, Perth Amboy, New Jersey SHARON PALAFOX, San Antonio LEANN PARKER, Harlingen PAT PARRANT, Ft. Worth CHARLES PARSONS, San Antonio PATTY PAUP, Midland GLENDA PEEVEY. Abilene KRIS PICKLESIMER, San Antonio NORMAN PLEMONS, Houston HELEN POUW, Bangkok, Thailand MARGARET PUCKETT. Roswell, New Mexico CENOVEVA A. RAMIREZ, San Antonio PERRY RAYMOND, Balboa, Canal Zone SUSAN JANE RHODES, Ft. Worth CAMILLA RITCHEY, Ft. Worth .IUDITH ROBBINS, Dublin PAT ROBINSON, Pratt, Kansas .IUDITH ANN ROOTH, Bay City GORDON ROUSH, Freeport NANCY ROWNTREE, Dallas A X SS if at gt, .fe I' ix , xi, Q TOM LEOPOLD, Houston RICHARD M. LEYVIS, San Antonio WILLIAM G. LOWERRE. Dallas RALPH LUTTS, Quincy, Massachusetts LIN.-X FAYE LYNN, San Antonio JAMES MCCABE, Naples, Florida RON McCUIRE, Hibbing, Minnesota PENNY McKEE, St. Louis, Missouri MARY McLEAN, Ft. Worth DIANE MARSALIS, Richardson WILLIAM MASSEY, San Antonio ELEANOR MATTHEWS, San Antonio ANDREA MAUPIN, Richardson CAIL MAYFIELD, Clinton, Iowa PENNY MEAD, San Antonio BARBARA MEASON, Houston NORMAN C. MOHN, San Antonio FRANK MONACO, San Antonio SUSIE MOODY, Dallas PETE MOORE, Harlingen WW l.yzgZs,,5:3.-1-zgzggjRwqgflyj, ' 4' to , I s Z.. :21 Y' I A . me T: ' 1. Fl 'gi -Q itat X iii' I t Na-Y BOB RUCKMAN, Baytown JOAN RUSSELL, San Antonio MARJORIE RUSSELL, Menard JANE SACHSE, Electra ALFRED SAENZ, San Antonio CAROL SANDS, San Antonio HOMER SARGENT, San Antonio VIRGINIA SAYERS, San Antonio SUE SCHENDEL, New Braunfels B'ANNA SUE SCHMIDT, San Antonio JUDY SEABERRY, Eastland DON SEWELL, San Antonio PAT SHAW, Erie, Kansas STEVE SERVAAS, Grand Rapids, Michigan JEANNIE SHELL, Grand Island, Nebraska A. J. SIMONOFF, New York, New York ADRIAN SINCLAIR, Houston BARBARA SMITH, Edinburg BARBARA J. SMITH, San Antonio PETER EMERSON SMITH, Sarasota, Florida ophomores ' t v . X X5 f fi Uh..,,. '9f x, wt- WANDA SMITH, San Antonio TOPPER SNEED. Nashville, Tennessee PEGGY SNOW, El Paso ROBERT STAACKE, San Antonio MARCIA STINE, Springfield, Illinois BONNIE STOUT, Lufkin MARIAN STRANGE, Houston DAVID STREET, Abilene MARY STRETCH, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma GAIL TAYLOR, Polanco, Mexico JOY TERRELL, Rio De Janeiro, Brazil WILLIAM E. THOMAS JR., San Antonio BARBARA TOMLINSON, Corsicana SUZANNE TORRANCE, San Antonio HAROLD A. TRUEBGER, Memphis, Tenness TOM TULLY. Dallas LANE TURZAN, Glendora, California JOHN UHRICH, San Antonio FEDERICO VELEZ, Mexico City, Mexico ROBERT WEST, Houston GAIL WHEELER, San Antonio CRAIG WHITFILL, Tulia BONNIE WILLIAMS, Dallas MARY ELLEN WILLIAMS, San Antonio JOHN WILMONT, Danellen, New Jersey NANCY WILSON, Winnsboro JOHN WINKLER, Hondo PATRICIA WOOD. Brownwood LEONARD L. YECKEL, San Antonio DOROTHY ANN ZIPP, San Antonio CE Jim Dicke . . . . . President Mike Wray . . . Vice President Judy Medford . . . ..... Secretary Charles Ingram . . . Treasurer Freshman Class PHILIP ADAMS, Dallas KATHY ADAMSON, Brenham ALBERT ALDEN, oxford, ohio RICHARD ALEXANDER, Ardmore, Oklahoma ACE ALSUP, Temple M. ESTEBAN ALVAREZ, Temps, Mexico ISRAEL ANDERSON, Waco RICHARD ANDRICK, San Antonio ANN ARNEY, McKinney .IUDITH ARNDT, Rock Island, Illinois CONNOR ASHBY, Plainview .IANET ASTON, Dallas DICK AUBUCHON, Dallas CAROLYN AVEN, Hereford JOE BABB, Tulsa, Oklahoma NANCY BALLARD, San Angelo KEENAN BARNARD, Tulsa, Oklahoma ROBERT BARR, Columbus, Ohio TONY BASS, Amarillo MICHAEL BATTE, Wheaton, Illinois If 'WK ishufeixf Wx Wx .ff N., I if v L.: V-xv, is. f. 1 5 ' , 'f f , '...! ' 45, fl ,-,gg ,-Q A -9- L .gjyq fl D ,, . 'W' 4 f 7 r F 4 SUSAN BATTLE, Dallas MARGARET ANN BAXTER, Charlottesville, Virginia -Q NANCY BAYLISS, San Antonio ' BILL BELLAMY, San Antonio LINDA ANN BEYER, Ft. Benning, Georgia CHARLES BIGELOW, San Antonio DANIELLE BIRD, Chicago, Illinois BARBARA BLACK, San Antonio F- MILTON BLOUKE, Chicago, Illinois '- DENISE BOND, Ft. Worth i .IOHNNY BOWMAN, Amarillo L BEVERY BRANDES, Houston 'V KATHY BRANSON, Dallas E BARBARA BRANUM, Dallas LINDA BRIDWELL, Teguigalpa, Honduras I I. I I KEN BROADBENT, San Antonio 5 JAMES BROOKS, Lancaster ' RUTH BUCK, Midland 1 JANIS ANN BUNCER, Cuero - KATHYLEEN BURNETT, Munday I . CLENDA BURNIE, San Antonio DAVID BURTON, Marlin YI .IARRELL BURTON, Harlingen I CAROL CALHOUN, Plainview ,IANNA CALHOUN, Mineral Wells HAL CARLSON, San Antonio 'E B. W. CARRINCTON, Kenilworth, Illinois IE KIRK CAUFIELD, Amarillo n SALLY CASSIL, San Antonio I PAUL CHANDLER, Vicksburg, Mississippi I E 2:7 I E E E I I 1 I' I 1 5 x p I va E I r r h 5 'a F MASON CHEVAILLIER, Marshall DAYID CHIHAL, San Antonio LE ANNE CHURCHILL, Abilene SHIRLEY COCHRAN, Artesia, New Mexico LYNN COGGESHALL, Webster Groves, Missouri MARY CAROL COLVIN, Tuba City, Arizona HOWARD CONE, Lubbock CAROL CONNOR, Dallas SUSAN CONNOR, Dallas BILL COOK, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma SUZANNE COOK, Dallas BILL COOPER, Olney JEREMY COOPER, Ridgewood, New Jersey CARL CORTEZ, North Bergen, New Jersey JIM COUCH, New Harmay, Indiana CE CE COVENEY, San Antonio ROBERT COWAN, Tulsa, Oklahoma CAROLE CRAIG, Rapid City, South Dakota JAMES CUFF, San Antonio EUGENE CULBERTSON, Rome, New York R mg A + 3 5. E' ,ga ,,, 1 if ! W .,, . X V - f I ,,,. V41 We A l I , I CAROL CUNNINGHAM, Lake Jackson JAN DAVIS, San Antonio HENRY DAY, Colorado Springs, Colorado PAUL DEBENPORT, Ft. Worth BONNIE DEINES, Harlingen PATRICIA DELANEY, Houston NANCY DELZELL, Dallas TOLLIE DENTON, Ft. Collins, Colorado JIM DICK, Kirkwood, Missouri JIM DICKE, New Bremen, Ohio MARTHA DOCKENDORFF, Baytown CINDY DOMANOVSKY, Arlington GALE DOUGLASS, Mexico City HELEN DRY, Dallas ROBERT DUFF, Houston DENNIS DUGAN, Wheaton, Illinois PETE DUNLAP, Dallas KATHLEEN DUNN, Mexico City DAN EARHART, Dallas LINDA ECKHARDT, San Antonio MOLLIE EDQUIST, Amarillo BILL EICHES, Houston DARRELL ELKINS, San Antonio KATHY ELLIS, Dallas KAREN EMMONS, Tucson, Arizona LINDA ENDRES, Cincinnati, Ohio KERCH ENGELHARDT, Euless JACKIE ENGLE, San Antonio SHARON ERLER, San Antonio ROXANNE ESPENSHIP, Houston s . 1 l1!T3?!E'1!Zl!l3t?ll-VETLUTH fx. ff' ,Q X x y QW 62 fx QIQ, K vi f-- : X I AW-V 1? are .I. SCOTT ETCHISON, Brownsville SUZI ETNYRE, Houston PHIL EVANS, Lorena JAN FISHER, Albuquerque, New Mexico JEAN FISHER, Prairie Village, Kansas JOAN FITE, Houston BONNIE FONTENOT. New Iberia. Louisiana KAREN FORSMAN, Tulsa, Oklahoma ROSEIVIARY FREDERICK, Urbana, Ohio MARGARET FULLER, Houston BETH GALE, Ft. Worth ANN GARDNER, Houston BRENT GARMIRE, Tucson, Arizona DAVID GASS, Amarillo JOHN GAY, Dallas PATTY GEBBERT, San Antonio CAROLYN GILES, Seguin DANIEL GOLDRING, Framingham, Massachusetts SALLY GOLDSCHMELING, Dallas NEVIA GONZALES, San Antonio reshmen .IEANNE GOODE, La Feria .IAN GORDON, San Antonio JEFFREY GORDON, Dallas CONNIE GRADY, Clarendon CAROL GREENUP, River Forrest, Illinois NAN GUEDIN, Jafe JOHN GUSTAFSON, Denver, Colorado .IUDI GWINN, Wilmette, Illinois GAIL HAGER, San Antonio CHARLES HAHN, Charlotte SAM HALL, LaJolla, California BILL HAMRICK, San Antonio LEA HAMILTON, Dallas CHARLES HANSEN, Chicago, Illinois JEANNIE HARPER, Abilene CHARLES HARRINGTON, Ft. Worth SAM E. HATTON, San Antonio LAURI HARRISON, San Antonio ANN HAYNES, Prairie Village, Kansas JAN HELMCAMP, Wichita Falls PEGGY HENDERSON, Dallas JOAN HENSLEE, Brownsville FRANCIS HERBERT, Sao Paulo, Brazil SUZIE HICKEY, San Antonio GARY E. HIGH, Amarillo, California JAMES HILL, El Paso TERRY HILL, San Antonio LOUIS HOFFMAN, Dallas JOAN HOLLAND, Bellaire SHEILA HOLT, Roswell, New Mexico f, 'Is sv .,.... -as J -J f ff s-'ze-W 'Hggj . WWW - Q ' sr f , ms Z2 ... t ww H 1-S sf aiu. 's- Q R' .,,,v 3 , - - X. X X YM.- i G in g.K'Y'b Q 6- - 3 S- Q- ' -'-!ll'l?1!5!!4!3!U!9lB.'ll'!5g PHYLLIS HOPKINS, Dallas NANCI HORNER, Mexico City, Mexico TURNEY HOWARD, San Antonio ANDREW HOWE, San Antonio CHRISTINE HUISKAMP, Keokuk, Iowa MARCIA HULEN, Wellesley, Massachusetts f Ama, 69 'sr- 4... -A 2? .421 BOB HUNNICUTT, Ft. Worth PATRICIA HUNT, San Antonio ANN IHFE, San Antonio CHARLES INGRAM, Dallas CHARLES JARRELL, Whitesboro STEVE JENNINCS, St. Louis, Missouri PATRICIA JOHANSEN, San Antonio JOHN JOHNSON, Jacksonville MERIETA JOHNSON, Richardson PANCHITA JONES, Bartlett BRUCE KARCHER, Albuquerque, New Mexico FREDDY KAY, Houston 'K .55 , 11.-lags I Q I s av ,' N Q 5' if x I WINK KELSO, San Antonio BOB KERR, El Campo .IAMES KERR, Dallas LYNDA SUE KEYSER, Huntsville NANCY KIBBE, Brownsville FRANKIE KIMBALL, San Antonio in Z f' ht x 0, fw T I I 0714 'Q N L, 'K vu. A -if :jx ' ' 1-,vm Jig s lay 'E W I 2 Y' . Y S j 1' . s I 5 v c, . ,N . Wal I 31 Miko V'ray. Venila Fitch, and Charles Ingram -IOC Armstrong and Suzi EIHYYC ITRESHNIAN BOYS TELL MRS. CLAUSE WHAT' THEY HO, HO, HO, LITTLE GIRL. COME SIT ON WANT FOR CHRISTMAS. CLAUSE'S LAP. 20 I SANTY BETTY KING, Ft. Worth MARSHA-LYNNE KOCH, Ft. Worth DOSS KORNEGAY, La Feria GIGI KREMERS, San Antonio SHOKO KUBOTA, Tokyo, Japan SHARRON LAAS, San Antonio DICK LANE, San Antonio BOB LARSON, Denver, Colorado CHERYL LATHAM, San Antonio DONNA LEE, San Antonio DANNY LEGER, Victoria MARTHA LEWIS, Emporia, Kansas RICHARD LEWIS, San Antonio BEATE LJUNDAHL, Carrizo Springs GLENN LOCKEY, Houston my . 15 ., ' X. v pi 1. :gf reshmen PETER LIVSHIN, Syracuse, New York RICHARD B. LONG III, Refugio ELIZABETH LORD, Auburn, Alabama RICK MCALPINE, San Antonio ROBERT MCATEE, San Antonio MICKI MCCLELLAND, Houston BOB MCCUTCHEON, Perryton KATHLEEN MCDONALD, Lytle WILLIAM MCDUGALD, Houston MAUREEN MCMILLAN, San Antonio BETH MCWHIRTER, Albuquerque, New Mexico CAROL JEAN MADSEN, Danevang LINDA MAZAR, Binghamton, New York ANNE MARTIN, La Feria BILL MARTIN, Tulsa, Oklahoma MICHAEL MARTIN, Harlingen WADE MASINTER, New Orleans, Louisiana LYNNE MASON, San Antonio CHARLOTTE MATHES, New Orleans, Louisiana JUNE MATTHEWS, Baltimore, Maryland SUSAN MAY, Dallas DIANE MAYO, Robstown JUDY MEDFORD, Dallas JOHN MERRIFIELD, San PETER METCALF, Dallas Antonio BECKY MOFFETT, Phoenix RITA MOREHOUSE, San Antonio CYNTHIA MORIN, Colorado Springs, Colorado EDWIN MUEHSLER, Chicago, Illinois BRUCE MURFF, Dallas Q x,,,. A .t ' . 4 A ' ,, , A 'f ' W 'K Nc -v Q: Q X' ,Y , X I .i wif, 1 '53 , x will Q Q S X , ' H , 1 '- -.X 1- R f X . N' t t I ,,,, , f N my .s eff, .4 - A ' is is K I X X V is 9 - fl fax R i X JACK POOL, San Antonio CHERYL POWELL, Roswell, New Mexico SARAH POWELL, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma KENNETH QUEALE, Woodbury, New Jersey MURPHY QUICK, Marfa SUZANNE REEDER, Ingleside .IANICE REEVES, San Antonio MARSHA REYNOLDS, Borger PENELOPE RHODES, San Antonio DEXTER RICHARDSON III, Bowie, Maryland HAL RICHARDSON, San Antonio JEFFREY RICHARDSON, Phoenix, Arizona SUSAN RICHARDSON, San Antonio JAMES RILEY, San Antonio LAMAR ROENIER, Houston ILENE ROGAL, San Antonio DIANE ROBINSON, Saratoga, California ROBERT ROSENFELS, Glencoe, Illinois EVELYN RUSSELL, San Antonio JACK SACHSE, Electra JANET ST. CLAIR, Houston JEAN ST. CLAIR. Midland WILLIAM SANBORN, McAllen BOBBY SAXBY, Tulsa, Oklahoma JERRY SCHMIDT, San Antonio STANLEY SCHMIDT, San Antonio GLORIA SETTLE, Ft. Worth PAM SHALLCROSS, Arlington PAT SHECKENBAUGH, Monterey, Mexico FRED SHEFTE, Iii Jolla, California EDWIN MYER, San Antonio CAROLYN NAIRN, San Antonio ROBIN NEWKIRK, Houston JIMMIE NICHOLS, Pensacola, Florida NANCY NICHOLS, Dallas LINDA NUNLEY, San Antonio JOYCE ODOM, San Antonio JUNE ANNE O-GLE, Mankato, Minnesota MARSHA PAPWORTH, Sari Antonio MARY ANN PARRISH, Belleville, Illinois CYNTHIA PARSONS, Mexico City, Mexico BILL PATTERSON, San Antonio MARGARET PAXSON, Dallas .IAN PERRY. Ft. Worth JOHN PETRY, Carrizo Springs ROBERT PEVERLY, Clinton, Illinois ANDREW PHILLIPS, Ft. Worth SARA PLAPP, Carlsbad, New Mexioo KARYN PLIMPER, Corpus Christi BETSY PLEDZIK, Houston I -1?T7 lh !H'l4T!ll!19D'Sl'.'!3a VW it 1 PM gm 'lx 3 M ff 1 x , 1 I Z4 i M N ay tx ' My I f, K 5 f -n wiv KK Q , ,. l 1. X X J is 3 JEFF SIKORA, Glen Ellyn, Illinois SUSAN SLOVAR, Houston MORRIS SLUGG, Caracas, Venezuela ELLEN SMITH, Houston PETER SMITH, Plattsburgh, New York STEVEN SMITH, St. Louis, Missouri SYLVIA SMITH, Corpus Christi JAMES STAMBAUGH, Wheaton, Illinois JOHN STERGIADES, San Antonio KATHIE STEWART, Bergenfield, New Jersey MICHAEL STEWART, San Antonio SUZANNE STEWART, Dallas DAVID STOK, San Antonio LINDA STOREIM, Dallas SYDNEY STRANGE, Dallas LESLIE STRATTON, Fort Smith, Arkansas HELEN STUART, San Antonio AVELIN PAUL TACON, San Francisco, California BENET TAYLOR, Waco SUZANNE TEWELL, Harlingen S , ' .... 'V at ,F Q. fa A PL M' by Q M' We , in 1, Q t x I 1 FW 'f ' X ' WN? ,fx 3' 1 'JV reshmen BEN TILLEY, Corpus Christi SHIRLEY TINDALL, San Antonio PAM TOBIAS, Dallas JACQUELYN TOLLE, Dallas SCOTT TONGES, Houston RHODA TORBRON, Austin BOB TRENCHARD, Holdrege, Nebraska KATHI TOWERY, San Antonio THOMAS TOWNLEY, San Antonio MARCUS TRIER, Sheboygan, Wisconsin BERNALE TROUT, Wichita Falls MIKE TUCK, Houston FRED UNDERWOOD, Lubbock ROBERT VALLE, San Antonio NANCY VAN NICE, Rapid City, South Da VICKI VINCENT, Dallas NONA WALLINGFORD, Houston MYRNA WAY, Stowell LYN WELTY, San Benito JAMES WEST, Chicago, Illinois JEANNE, WHITE, Ft. Worth STANTON WICKE, New York, New York ARMOND WIETZEL, San Antonio SHARON WILLIAMS, Denver, Colorado DELIA RUTH WILLIAMSON, Junction JOE WINKELMANN, San Antonio MIKE WRAY, Gaffney, South Carolina GEORGE YATES, Artesia, New Mexico MARGARET YOUNT, Dallas DAVID ZEHRER, San Antonio m.. K vii MA Vis. 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Fashion-Smar+ S+uden+s Shop Campus Shop for 'rhe cIo+hes 'For every campus occasion . . From I'he sporly Madras 'ro 'I'he formai dinner iacIce+, Dick Dawson examines Ihe fine selecfions aI' 'I'he CAMPUS SHOP-SECOND FLOOR Co-eds will find smarf new 'Fashions in Ihe Women's Spor+s Shop, second floor. iw --4 ... ON ALAMO PLAZA CA 6-6IOI woN DE R is i ..,, ' -Sli , irrr ,, ,,.. N I T W If :::, . iw ' f ling ., g - 40 LANE5 fame:-ig iiao eg aaiii in You'lI have a ' ' ' 1if'f5fli I flfiiT1lQ'ffifiiEffiif' 'R ll . p .Ziggy eQF ii 5'i W:,5ffWT l W on ball bo,,i,,,g SNACK BAR on our lanes 1 g 500 CAR W aaaa O up PARKING LOT I948 Ausfin Highway OL 5-I6I0 Archi'recI's' and Engineers' Supplies BLUEPRINT O PHOTOSTAT I FILM Specialfies Include- I05 MM Microfilm Plasiic Laminaiing and Binding Offsei' Maps CITY WIDE DELIVERY ZIIVQ N. S+. Mary's oooo,ooo.o,,,,,.,,oA,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, C A 7-7I8l A , ALM ALL., Q L. For Quality Snapshots Color or Black and White 9 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS MONTAG STATIONERY-HALLMARK CARDS OLMOS PHARMACY Your Neighborhood Drug Store Specializing ln Prescriptions-Free Delivery Complete Line ot Cosmetics MAIN STORE-1726 BROADWAY HILDEBRAND AT McCULLOUGH TA 2-3361 t 'zirl it l Best Wishes to Trinity University ,N quaurv - BAKED-IN rnmmf, 5 Mxso-m ruvol- ' 9 SMART APPAREL 35I8 S. New Braunfels IO24 Donaldson LE. 4-9569 PE. 4-688I II7 Terrell Plaza TA. 4-7529 Son Antonio's Distinguished Jewelers Since 7908 lll -'lllllf femebf-L 223 EAST IIOIISYUI STKE!! 642 Soledad 735 Southwest Military Drive 233 A MILLION A YEAR-EAT HERE d P+ S lh f a delicious Earl Abel's is fhe place Bob Ruclcman, Lucie Curfiss, Judy Sparrow, an e e mi go or lr d r lc 6 ei' 5 6 SVTGC L if u Q B El- 24-HOUR FAMILY RESTAURANT Food +o Go Dept-TA 6-9222 4200 Broadway a+ Hildebrand R 'w .lT . W all., Qgi..3g p Q X f ujlinlgflf QQ so HA ND V-ANDY af f Where South Texas Saves Twen+y-nine Convenienl lo serve you Q,5NKWHlllly'l,0 X E ' El S Localions 0772 5 'Ir E 9 g an Anfonio Aus+in Corpus Chrisii is JEFFERSON STATE BAN K P.O. Box 5l90 San Anfonio 2900 San Pedro ffkv-., V T A U X. Jes Q, - 454, s. ,...-f PATT'S DRUG STORE San Anfonio, Texas No. I No. 2 5l50 Broadway l50 Terrel Plaza TA 6-06I6 TA 4-320l fo-ff . -V 5 ll - ll Ja rg Heads-up Banking No. 3 , , 7403 Broadway X ' rf' aw' - ,,, ,ish V' 'N V TA 4 456l Compliments of Charles W. Schneider and Travis D. Bailey LYTLE W. GOSLING AND COMPANY INSURANCE and BONDS 203 S. Broadway CA 7-6I5I 235 f . Msn!!! EL ANTONIO a Trcadway Motor Inn l4OO AUSTIN HIGHVVAY, SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS Jack R. Chaney, Manager A WONDERFUL SPOT FOR SHEER ENJOYMENT! ffwqgfi' Q Beal-Ififul EL ANTONIO OHGFS YOU! ' Four championship lennis courls, wilh spe- ' l9l luxurious guesl' rooms and suiles air clanrmlxed Professional clay' condilioned year 'round 'For your comforl, 0 Guegif privileges for -the EL ANTONIO decoraled and furnished in superb lasle. Cgun-fry Club for dinner dancing, superb ' A lhree-par nine-hole golf course, one of 'rhe finesl in lhe counlry. 0 TV in all regular rooms, color TV in Parlor Bedrooms, direcl' dial lelephone. AM and FM radio sysfems. One-day laundry and Valel' service. 0 Olympic sized swimming pool comple'l'e wilh Sun Deck, Pa'l'io, and Snaclr Bar. Our smaller Pafio Pool is open year 'round. gourmel dining in 'rhe Treadway 'I'radi+ion. OF SAN ANTONIO 'arMAIN and COMMERCE Member F.D I C Now is the Time . . . . . . to consider establishing a banking connec- tion that will be of aid to you in later years. Frost Bank offers complete banking service, backed by over tour generations ot experience. You are invited to come in any time to discuss the advantages ot making Frost YOUR Bank. LOOK TO THE LEADER HOPP'S TV AND APPLIANCE 23lI S. Hackberry LE 2-7375 20l5 Nogalitos 2600 West Avenue LE 6-025l PE 3-9l38 IS33 Austin Hwy. 252 Wonderland Cntr TA 4-6327 PE 2-7 I 93 JUD PLUMBING 81 HEATING CC., INC Providing Trinity's Plumbing, Heating, ond Air Conditioning Facilities I42I Colorado PE 5-5239 ,- a 4 aw' 4 ,,, 'fa mg, , - gf- 'ME J f,g,.f,,' f' W' tu ML. mil OA F .uwlwf W 1-nl--. In Memoriam All Trinity students were saddened this year hy the deaths in tragic automobile accidents of four of our friends and classmates. We dedicate this page to their memory. K' :midi 'HMA way' Christie Kirmse Joyce Odom Af1dY PhiuiPS John Stergiades U' . o. 4 1' 4.5.1. I- o rf Y 5 F fr W ' 0- ', 11 4+ 'A , 1

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