Tyler Junior College - Apache Yearbook (Tyler, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 134 of the 1952 volume:

QA- -- I A - -A-. HENDEH ,vw 1- Q - . M-. ' x '4 1. Q ' 2,1 V ,K-wk, ,J wi? X. A ' v , '. ,yn , ,vgs-ik, 'IM If , V W gy 9 ,Qu .14 I Y-W 'T , T af A A ff. ' E -115' , wx Z, I Q X yy, A A , NL, W V. ,-. ,X . luv '- 1- m- .X V v D ,-v ' ,Q- , . ,Q MINEOLA .-.N v I VAN ' LINDALE ARP TROUP f - fW' f -mn I 1 ,. 'I I v . Yjs-, a'bm:'w: ' f V, 'F'-.J-.A a K,-bf? , '.. Y .-.. -f 4:-' 4 .. . P - ...sau N 1 512' Q 1, V ' rw-Q., , s ggi' A ,- , 1.53 ' 'rf Wig ,f i, ,F - Q-1-, ' ' N., , , FROM THE PA . . . T0 THE F TUBE 'thx X. nik v 'I T, 53, M xv N -Ng ,m lu Wa. 1 Us vw-P Iii -0-.Q O .' H' ' f 1,5 U ,vi I-ASL-.Aki kt 47 4' .3 -ch ' 'U f, 'T lf' S Q 5 ol ' 'Q it :Y r x I W P,- if . '1 ,dfidyzgoiedf TAYLO I PUBLISHING COMPANY f , DALLAS, X TexAs 749144-made Memijmen YEARBOOKS Presenting az Year of Life ln Words amd Pictures At Tyler junior College, Tyler, Texas . . . W e Give You Q-fr THE I952 APACHE SENIORS ERESHMEN PERSONALITIES BEAUTIES ORGANIZATIONS APACHE BELLES and BAND ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS 'W 1'noARy I fi.-'JR COLLEGE KAS 75701 EDITOR james Turmell ASSOCIATE EDITORS Dorothy Howell Dila Shaw Page 2 if-sill' ' 5 ,n 5' Q, W Doc Witt was one of the outstanding bands- men of the country. However, when being praised this fact is often overlooked, since his most outstanding attribute was his love of all mankind. He was one of the few men in the world who loved and was loved by all with whom he came in contact.. 6m We, the staff of the APACHE, dedicate this edition to Miss Mildred Howell. lt was her assistance that made the publi- cation of this book possible, but it is not because of her ready and cheerful help that we make this dedication. It is simply because we love her. -7 fi FM 'B iff --4,1 N '- 'f lf , Q. ',, ,, ucQ?cg,4 I M , 5 , U . ., . , 2 3 fi , 5 A-f -. '11, iw' T52 ff. 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RW ,,y,,, V, Z . r,. .WL-.M 1 ., ' - -- VL' M: f , ' 4 , . S.: ,EA , ...Qui . www wwf-rs 4- n -,cmfy V- ' 3545. Mg, S. Q uf MW-Q. g I 3 f lcv' ' ,,,.:..-A E f l Q 9 Y !: 1 i W? I 5 ... i f, 3 'ui-er' : 4 .N - . Q K.:-w.,m'fg,gaa'w Y , '-..' Vt .N 1 A Jim,-,:,,,, . ' ,...- -G, V . . Q:-'Ag-U' Q' Q-ft - M .. , . . 3- - af' . - ' 5? in - .jg ...mf-N ,1- , Q-cfm 5' ,,.'ip' MR. E. M. POTTER Dean Page 7 Page MRS. MILDRED STRINGER Studwzl Cfnnzrilw' MR. XWAYNE MATTHEWS Difeflor of Publif Rclgzliom MR. RICHARD BARRETT B11 fine! Mamzger ' r sl! ,F ? 7 mf., MRS. FRANCES FLAHERTY Regi.rIn11 gamma! af wcleec f L...,?.... f.'iI--mf'--3 A S. - f' 'fx 5? ia . E I-92. li. ,ing if to Ni I . fi The Tyler junior College BOARD OF TRUSTEES is pictured above. They are: P. C. Pinkerton, President, Watson Wise, Vice Presidentg Hubert Tunnellg Cecil Bagwell, Second Vice Presidentg Paul Priceg A. D. Clark, Jr., Dr. Jim Vaughn, Dr. H. E. jenkins, and Miss Ava Lea Gentry., Secretary. THE NEW TYLER JUNIOR COLLEGE DISTRICT The Tyler junior College originally included only the territory in the Tyler Independ- ent School District. This Independent junior College District was created by the voters on November 13, 1945. Since that time, a number of adjoining school districts have, by large majorities, voted to unite in forming a greater junior College District. This greater Tyler Junior College District, from which the members of the Board of Trustees THE THE THE THE THE THE THE are chosen, includes the following: WINONA CONSOLIDATED RURAL HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT NUMBER 67 CHAPEL HILL INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT LINDALE INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT RICE CONSOLIDATED COMMON SCHOOL DISTRICT NUMBER 13 DIXIE RURAL HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT NUMBER 5 SWAN CONSOLIDATED COMMON SCHOOL DISTRICT NUMBER 60 PINE SPRINGS COMMON SCHOOL DISTRICT NUMBER 48 Page 9 Page 10 ? JOHNNY ARMSTRONG . . . Busines Administration . . . B.B.A., Texas. RUTH BINDER . . . Director Texas Eastern School of Nursing . . . B.S., Siena College, R.N. Jennie Edmondson Hosp., Council Bluffs. JEAN BROWNE . . . Public Speaking, Dramatics . . . B.A., Mt. Holyokeg B.A., Carnegie Institute of Technology. ELIZABETH BRYARLY . . . Dean of Women, English . . . B.A., Baylor, M.A., Texas. LOUISE CLINKSCALES . . . Business Administration . . . B.B.A., Baylor. MARJORIE DEBORD . . . Art . . . B.S., T.S.C.W.g A.M., University of California. 4-I 5s P' 3s 1' Q -'J -4, -,, v' -.. y ,., ' gf'-fx . r ky' k xxx., A, QQ? 3 -.-I-Ng Vg vi M, g g, F' 6- - rj 1:4 ' NT -Os 'ou 1 I . is fl ' 'ji , '12, , ,Q 4 J V, ' i l i i :-yfadizgkf JESSE G. EDWARDS . . . Business Administration . . . B.B.A.g M.B.A., North Texas State College. EDWIN FOWLER . . . Psychology, Sociology . . . B. A., Baylor. IRVING FRIEDMAN . . . Director of Evening College . . . Technical Expert. AVERILLE GREENHAW . . . Home Economics . . . B.S., Oklahoma Agricultural and Mechanical College. J. C. HENDERSON . . . Biology, Chemistry . . . B.A., Riceg M. A., California MILDRED HOWELL . . . French, Spanish, Public Speaking . . . B.A., M.A., Missouri. ' 7 WILEY W. JENKINS . . . History . . . E A., Mississippig Ph.D., Texas. MARY JERNIGAN . . . Engineering Drawing . . . B.S., East Texas State College. GEORGIA JONES . . . Government, Economics . . . B.A., M.A., Texas. JOHNNYE KENNEDY . . . Librarian . . . B.A., Baylor. LEILA PARK . . . Mathematics . . . A.B., Baylor. BLANCHE PREJEAN . . . English . . . B.A., Texas Wesleyang M.A., Stephen F. Austin. , 42.4 , .. ... , I l be 'sd 'sf 1 'X airy, -:' r f r H ' - as fi SXSW? 0 . C Musa -im , J'-fig' , 'sr , if it ' - ' I I , 2 ' x s . . ' , W X. is --I.. Q '.t...:g'. in SN wigs, no-i5'NI-ab X X ,X as lmpalifl I , i J, x :Ln-1ig,..-11 as ' .fx I. ' ' LEO S. RUDD . . . Religion . . . B.A., William Jewell College. ISAAC C. SANDERS . . . Mathematics, Physics . . . B.A., Baylorg M.A., Texas. EVA SAUNDERS . . . Speech . B.A., Baylorg M.A., Texas. MARY YEAGER WALLACE . . . Education . . I B.A., Hardin Simmonsg M.A., Texas. MABEL WILLIAMS . . . Mathematics . . . B.A., M. A., Texas. VIVIAN YOUNG . . . Nursing Educaiton . . . R.N., State of Wisconsin. Page 11 Page 5 7 I M7771 Vi i i 5 , 7 i is, a-, 717 W wh l R yiiifd N if is N911 i'g' i Ni + Vi Siu P I X! N in 4 ww A ll R .Y X W' itiii an KX , g: :: x PH? iw MRS. GERTRUDE KIRSHBAUM Harp MR. JOSEPH KIRSI-IBAUM Theory, Strings TNR 43' . ' ' MR. ARTHUR SCHOEP Voice MR. OSCAR ZIEGLER Piano 12 Q I to xr-xx MARGARET ANN MITCHELL JACK GOSSETT MARTHA SUE BLACKWELL Vice Preyidem Prexident Secretary ! P embed Page 13 Page 14 'P' TOM ADAMS Tyler CTU? DICKY ALLEN Tyler Cheerleader. ff we My it C5-0 Q 4 l af' Gif' HURLEY AMMONS Ben Wheeler 'V' .nfs-if MARTHA SUE BLACKWELL Tyler Phi Theta Kappa, Secrctaryg Sophomore Homecoming Princessg Atta Kula Kula. 9542? DON BLAVIER Tyler '. Football and Basketball Manager. rw- BARBARA BLEVUETT Tyler Atta Kula Kula. 9 48:- MARVIN BOLAND A L' dale vf in Xia-1 BILLYE JEAN BOSTICK Tyler Apache Bellesg Las Mascarasg To-Kalong Pow Wow Staffg Apache Business Man- agerg Atta Kula Kula. .al -'EF' it '43- 9 lar 1 4 at K5 4:5 LARRY BOYD Chandler .. '?' '4l '!f' 4. f 4, ' x BILL BRADY Winona A. J. BRAZIL jacksonville Football. EIJNA BREWSTER Linclale Choral: Atta Kula Kula. joe BRIGHT Mineola Football. JIMMY BURKS Quitman Engineer's Club, Apache Guard. g 23 55-6- 1 -TQ, 'Qft I Nr vr rf f . Q ,, ci l l . 5 ' ,. s L I 'Q X'- - . I, . I 1 X .N X I Q i EI 5, I R S A '2 'QE - . ' - x ,AQ 1 It A rare shot of Cary WoHord, Apache center, in deep concentration. P age 15 if '73 if N f f f , fp ROSIE CADE 1? Tyler vis Beautyg To-Kalong Apache Staffg Pow Wow Staffg Future Teachersg Atta Kula Kula. J. H. CAGLE Childress Football. RAY CALLICOATTE Tyler Apache Guard. MARY CASTLEBERRY A Tyler Choralg Atta Kula Kula. l 1-c gf? 'T' Ge ' JOSEPH T. COLEMAN K 5, ' 5- k Tyler -'- ' -- Engineer's Club, President. 9 I A ' kb w ., V. Q -1 if 9 A A fn: nk 'MU X. J Z , wif 5, J J Q. :PE X ',,, fgx 'Tv j zf: I' QW iw 1 W' T: f A X Nfl ANNE COLLINS Tyler Sans Soucig Phi Theta Kappag Apache BellesgI.as Mascarasg Beautyg Atta Kula Kula. JUDSON Cox Van Bandg Choralg Stones and Bones. PATSY DAVIS Tyler Future Teachersg Choralg Swing Bandg Pow Wow Staffg Apache Staffg Atta Kula Kula. LEATHA DAILEY Tyler Bandg Atta Kula Kula. CHARLOTTE DENMAN Tyler Apache Bellesg Atta Kula Kula. MARY ELLEN DENMAN Glaclewater Apache Princessg Sans Soucig Atta Kula Kula. KENNETH F ORTNER Winona Future Teachers. ROYCE FRANKLIN Overton Football. BILL GERDEMAN St. Louis, Mo. embed l xlib. ' to-In 40' 4. in ,LJ ',.. , w 1 f V? .,., 'L -Q , 9 5, L! 'V X is 4 lg use- w.. I-we 1, 1 ' gr X .. . M A ... . ' . V ' Y 1 I 4' 121. I A A .V - T-L . f. ' A Av' . A L . ,fa ' -,,- A . V.. I.. fl V Y 1 . .. I . R' , S F . . 44 .I qs tr H' .-14 A gg: ' ., L 4 Dx 4 -5 T 'A L' ' if' , . -4 R7 0 I' it 33' 4 X J I 'i 'lr ay- qu., Sri, W'-Q Charlotte and Mary Ellen greet the john Muir boys with smiles and roses. JACK GOSSETT X al Henderson Sophomore Class Presidentg S t u d e n t 3. Ky' x Councilg Apache Staff. 1 I' JAMES GRAHAM A Tyler Baptist Student Uniong Stones and I, ' -.M If Bones, f X 16: Ja..-S. S. .xl if 1 'Sf . w wx.-f ,SM NELA GREENHAW Tyler Atta Kula Kula, Presidentg To-Kalong Apache Staffg Beauty. CHARLOTTE GRIESSER Tyler Atta Kula Kula. .4 -. 'sl ELNA HALL Troup Apache Bellesg Future Teachersg Apache Staffg Atta Kula Kula. S MARY HELEN HALE Tyler Sans Soucig Apache Bellesg Atta Kula A X Kula. I n BOBBY HARRIS TNQ? jacksonville MELVIN HARRISON Hutchins Football. SUE HAWK Bullard Apache Bellesg To-Kalong Atta Kula Kula. DELORES I-IAWKINS Tyler Apache Bellesg Sans Soucig Sophomore Class Secretaryg Apache Staffg Las Mas- carasg Student Councilg Atta Kula Kula. TOMMY HAWKINS Tyler JERRY HILL Tyler Kappa Sigma Lambdag Student Council Presidentg Freshman Favoriteg Freshman Class Presidentg Las Mascarasg Baptist Student Union. DOROTHY HOXV'ELL Van Phi Theta Kappa, Presidentg To-Kalong Apache Bellesg Apache Assistant Editorg Atta Kula Kula. TED HUGHES Waxahachie Football. 0 3' 'A' ' 5 'X f ffl .al ,Q 'Q 4,1-lv WC six 'I .Qs gn---v w is-Q ul. A band of frenzied Apaches whoopin it up in downtown Kilgore. I C .,...-.. fir? efff 5,54- 1. 9--wa A 'lv' Q ,T Xxx, . 45. 1' .' it sf li' ,1 .3-..., 3? J' D xv ,N .af iz? ANN KIDD Tyler Apache Bellesg Cheerleaderg Phi Rho Pig Atta Kula Kula. BETTY KING Tyler To-Kalong Pow Wowg Atta Kula Kula. GENE KNOWLES Gilmer Bandg Stones and Bonesg Dance Band. VENITA KRAUSE Tyler Phi Theta Kappag To-Kalon, Secretaryg Future Teachersg Apache Staffg Pow Wowg Atta Kula Kula. JEFF LARRISON Huntsville Football. CARLENE LITTLE Mineola X Sans Soucig Phi Rho Pig Apache Bellesg A Las Mascarasg Atta Kula Kula. I-35' gag 8 'Q I x, I BOBBY LYMAN if if 'CT--f Glaclewater 1 4 Tifffl P CAROL ANN MCBRIDE T Tyler '.'4gh Q' ,cm ' ILS' '5I5:1' L: s -.my .4 551.-,rv-5::5:,5:.-gr, 41:f:f::1T135i?nt -.y.-g. .',-'- -gg-if qv--1: L1v3f7!f-tv f A uv ,qi f ..,,-,bla - I 5 . . .,- ,fp-:H 1 f ?-rfb?-Z'- ,..ffg -' f 1 f- ,::::1 ' .-'fi :iz 1: -r- . X x Apache Bellesg Atta Kula Kula. SHIRLEY MCBRIDE Tyler Sans Souci, Presitlentg Las Mascarasg Phi Rho Pi, Secretaryg Apache Bellesg Delta Psi Omegag Atta Kula Kula. j. C. MCCLENNY Tyler ROBERT MCCOLLUM Tyler Baptist Student Union. GENE MCKIBBEN Lake jackson Basketball. CHARLE MCNEILL Denton Football. CHARLES MCRAE Tyler embed -:Ng . Q, 'scares'- 'Q if ,. fix' 'ii-It 5' wr wi ' '. I, X I S. - in 31,-,K Q 1 f Xjfl Secretary of State john Ben Sheppard entertains T.j.C. with his wit. '-'nr ,51- N., YLQT 3 'Q -sv- -sv 1 1'--v .Q--.3 in is' w---q K . Y ,O-X ...a - vu. X . 'xii 1 1 W 12:7 , I. 9, .fs wt. 1:1 V ,I , -Q A PJ., , . -Ir A , 1- -.i I.. g-1. 415. 4? 'gf S A lk uf aff' TOMMY MALOAN Tyler Las Mascaras, Presidentg Future Teach ers, President. NORMA MARKEY Henderson Sans Soucig Phi Rho Pi, President Choralg Atta Kula Kula. SMITH MARKHAM Dallas Basketball. BARBARA MASSEY Tyler Atta Kula Kula. DON MELTON Brownsboro MARGARET ANN MITCHELL Tyler Sans Soucig Sophomore Class Vice Presi- dentg Las Mascarlsg Student Councilg Apache Staffg Atta Kula Kula. OREE MITCHELL Tyler Apache Staff. OPAL MITCHLILI Tyler Baptist Student Uniorxg To-Kalon, Presi- dentg Atta Kula Kula. GWENDA MULLINS Tyler Las Mascarasg Delta Psi Omega, Presi- 'Jr' ff dentg Phi Rho Pig Apache Bellesg Atta Kula Kula. ca., 'Qi' V ALTA RUTH NEILL Henderson Sans Soucig Creative Writersg Student Councilg Phi Rho Pig Atta Kula Kula, Secretary. DONALD NORRIS Van N -FW? 'f Apache Guard. i .V ' 5 I HENRY Nuss If Mineola Apache Guard, Presidentg Engineer's Club. . X243 ,XSS X 'QUT1' 1, p --f 'fi Q ' QW 1 P 41 I ff f. Q.7 I aw i ,Ma .. ' .1 f DELMAR O'DELL Tyler Q' 'gb GLENN PEARSON M A . an-his . Dallas , 1 . Basketball. 4 A l 'Q HERSCHEL POE Quitman 2 Q PHIL POINT 'av i Hawkins U , l Choigalg Band. 1-1- if easy . X-N51 - 'f Pri' '4' 7-al L . Af' if s .,4 Ffa' P' , 4-, i . - V - 4. Q -K . LJ- Y, J -. Qgf 'fl L ' X Sufi.: 0 1:- -.gmg . V mf, -' ' , -- 221 . l 'l ' J.. of 'si Rx 'a V . 1 A . 6 X4 : P s xl 'J' ffl'- s I 'Sv' 'It' I-A . -. -- W fail ' ' i Ili kia Q -C If P 'Ira - ,gt X ,I ii 'sv WP 4-4-:Ir .F FQ? has ' . . f 'fl , .1 .' - QQ- vt :lx .L. A-w fee, 5 ' . Ng: ,sl , ' , .V Vvyffoff 75453 2 5 Q .' v:,'.A,1 L- abd ,,-Leg: 4 X-ff Jew: -'ijift xi 4 - ' 1' - -4111 ' t, . I ,n r . , .385 I 1. X J I -7- 4 3 Fuji!! ,iiffggjfffaigs ' A fi 4Yf,'4Q.?fE:W3! - Qqbgflfe. ', ' f 'Q' 'fnlliigx ' 7? I e L Q- N 'GN if Ie 'Y iff TED REEL Tyler Engineers Clubg Phi Rho Pig Apache Business Manager. NARNIE REINHARDT Garden Valley Baptist Student Union, Secretaryg Phi Rho Pig Atta Kula Kula. JAMES RICHARDSON Livingston Basketball. ANN ROWDEN Tyler X To-Kalon, Apache Bellesg Student Coun- cil, Secretary, Freshman Favoriteg Beautyg Atta Kula Kula, DILA SHAW Troup Phi Theta Kappag Sans Soucig Apache Bellesg Homecoming Queeng Anatomy Lab Assistantg Apache Assistant Editorg Atta Kula Kula, Vice President. CAROLYN SI-IELTON Tyler Apache Bellesg To-Kalong Atta Kula Kula. ALBERT SMITH Henderson Future Teachersg Bus Driver. GILBERT SMITH Hawkins Band. LUCY STANFORD Tyler 'v- MARY STEPHENS Tyler Future Teachersg Choralg Atta Kula T' - Kula. Af:- - 11? flllfqlllwfffl ilu lllfllg ll ll l j. W. STUCKEY A Bloomburg , 'kat f,1i ,, fl: Basketballg Phi Theta Kappa. 2 Wu' 'if X WINSTON TAYLOR Q. . -p wr' 'f Tyler gl 'xxx 4 ,I ffl' Z' N X x Xx x, A l f d' A VIVIAN TILLISON A f' - Q Henderson kr ' , V at ,Q Future Teachersg Atta Kula Kula. ' f 5 .: if-at O V NANCY TODD V s t:p.., '5 O mf. Q? Tyler ' N- I A 1 ', ' Baptist Student Uniong Atta Kula Kula. V .N ' 4' A -iwfwgx t ' f YE, Y. t is :X V I 'll ,X - 7? 'AK A , xi-.' , W, -.,. .. I T if K MARJORIE TRUITT Turnertown Future Teachersg Atta Kula Kula. Sf X JAMES TUNNELL Tyler Apache Editorg Phi Theta Kappag Phi Rho Pi, Vice Presidentg Apache Guard. ' f A 5 A 'E al A r' A ' 2 'Sa AQ ' Nkfw fe. A AE E' 'sf I 'XV 5. V 'W A il ' ' I . 1 it . l i, X All if' 2 A 2 l L- i Q I ,,-5 is 'Nr' wr- v rl if li is 'C' ,-1 'W 404.11 BOB TURMAN Mineola JAY WADE Tyler Kappa Sigma Lambda, Vice Presidentg Stones and Bonesg Pow Wow Business Manager. DAMON WALTON Tyler Kappa Sigma Lambda, Presiclentg Apache Guardg Las Mascaras. BILLY RAY WESTMORELAND Grand Saline Bus Driverg Apache Guard. ANNE WI-IITTEN Mineola To-Kalong Phi Rho Pig Dollars and Senseg Apache Bellesg Stones and Bonesg Baptist Student Uniong Atta Kula Kula. VALARII5 WILLIAMS Tyler To-Kalon, Vice Presidentg Future Teach- ersg Pow Wowg Apache Staffg Atta Kula Kula. JANE WINDHAM Canton Phi Theta Kappag Atta Kula Kula. FONTAINE ZIPF Tyler Choralg To-Kalong Atta Kula Kula. is ZZ PATSY ALFORD JOANNE SCHWARTZ ERNEST ELLIOTT Vice Prendent Serremry Prexident Page 27 PZ XVALTER ABER, Troup BETTY ALEXANDER, Van PATSY ALFORD, Tyler NELWYN ALFRED. Tyler ,IETTIE SUE ALLEN, Lindale GWENDA ALSTON, Tyler BILL ANDREWS, Malnkoff MARGARET BARRON, Tyler DOROTHY BARRY, Tyler MONROE BATEY, Van WILTON BEGGS, Ben Wheeler BILLY BICKERSTAFF, Bullard BOBBIE LOU BENNETT. Tyler BILLIE BOLES, Brownsboro J. T. BOONE, Mt. Selmam N, QS' - f k . l T '1-f,,f 4 4- ll K - ' Ns V 1 ' ' in r Qu 1 V !! f 1 sk- 5 A 5' ' ' ' WV' r WA ug fl , . Q: fan T 4 T153 ' , M iz. EFS l 56' aux fo- S' 1 ,Q bf., gr- xll 4? x ' l rf 1 . -, l Nfl A Y ,, , Of' Q Y ' 1 652 inf' .jx X as 5 ff' f 'sv lv' -:7 We If. -Jw A X I ,D 'filly fllli T R 'lyll 4 A N l ' fi' 1 1 .f x- ---r-'L 5 l it 23' ig V-- f , m ff' X-'A' ,.. L l U A '13, ,zz we Xl, 7- .X E T il N 'Q xx lk 4 4 'l f 4- lk 'ny ll -. 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N Ye , lf! 4 fs 1 47' 4, ,QV 0 A ' Q 'V T gs., h .,-, fl S R Q f ks , f Y . ' x-xg -1 '- fx ff s ' 5751 x 1 1. ll fs QS n '51 ' Q ., I , ' 5 . ! - K 'O I B axrls f 'SI 4 s an fr- Qi, o Ll un' .Qff M S J .4 X x '. 4 ll .v xr ' 474 lgx 115.71 k Fl- -el' X .Y iv Q 1' C? F. Q G R JUDY FOMAN, Tyler BETTIE FORD, Llrrelrle PAULA FROST, Tyler li- ? ' N I BEVERLY GIPSON, Tyler hr' ' GLENDA OIVENS, Hawkins W HAROLD GREENWOOD, New srrrrrmerlaelrl 1 fx, 4 I. V .., DONNA HACKETT, .leeleserryllle Q ' NELCINE HALL, Troup f WAYNE HAMILTON, Tyler 'F ll . l l l ., - f T- Q 4 9 BROOKS HARDEE, Clrrrrrller I Te' ' JUNE HART, Tyler Q L. OERARD HODDENBACH, Tyler Qc R N DANNY HOLLAND, Mineola JEAN HOUSE, Tyler CONNIE HOWARD. 'Tyler BERT HUDDLESTON, Gilmer DOROTHY JACKSON, Winmlnrx MARGARET JACKSON, Bruwnsboro nf H if! 9 :V 11- CARRIE LEE JAMES, London 'T fi-'K -'Sf WANDA IARMAN, VJII AFT ' SY5 WANDA JORDAN, Llrrrlrrle Y'-ri' S! K' J, M . KEITH KENNEDY, Van I MPX I 'Pl V , S ,..a NOEL KING, Gilmer if fl' , -1539 BETTY KIRKPATRICK, Tyler 5 M ,, ,,. V Q X X 1 T' E K A , . 3 ' .1 l .f. 5. it I I k v l ' LJ. If I H , I . I Y ' K ge T' I rr I- i :au JEANETTE KORKMAS, Tyler r. Sf 5' JOAN LANEY, Troup ' . A SUSIE LANIER, Arp X ie Y I A S DE WITT LA Roux, Kilgore 3, sf, V 'V A 4 bf' DE LOIS LEDBETTER, Tyler YS' e, 'Z' - N-e ANN LEE, Tyler .fx ' ' , . '7 Q 5 ft x I X uf 3 .199 1' lf fun Q' 'Q qua -ea, J 'S' J fl ,fn N- f .rl ' X ..,. Alf , HI ' 'I I ' p i f 2 52 V Q: -'31 A lv, Vx ,Wig-62 'JF' ,nf I . vii I 5 fm ff ?'S 9 - ,Q 19 'V v-...Ay yi 71 54 A-44' . 1 . 'vw-if Q AILEEN LOYD, Big Sandy BENNIE JEAN LUCKEY, Arp BILLIE MCELROY, Carlisle JON MCFARLAND, Tyler LEONARD MCMILLAN, Tyler JOHN McMI'LLON, Dallas NANCY MCNEW, Tyler BILLY JACK MANN, Canton SUE MARTIN, Troup JAMES MILLER, Winona JOHN MOONEY, Tyler BETTY MOORE, Troup JERRY MOORE, Tyler SHIRLEY PAT MORGAN, Tyler JO ANN MORROW, Troup Page 34 Pt I ,. MACK MULLINS, Wfinnsboro F- ' A FLOYE MULLINS, Winona 25:7-f 'K LOYE MULLINS, Winona V' y f Wa BARBARA NOLLEY, Tyler '59 f N i if , LOUIE O'NEII., Wincmna 1CT Z ' CU E Z rn U7 'U E Z F1 f-I E 9. r Ss ,..v ,yn ..- .IOAN PARKER. Texas City 'A CAROLYN PINKERTON, Tyler 'E-P BURL PLUNKETT, Valliunt, Okla. A.- Tx 'Q f hvnf J' ELEANOR POPE, Tyler if n WILBERN PRESSWOOD, Joaquin I ' DOREL REID, Canton 1 N M-.wr 411 1? 'Wing you v J 'N ,X -. PW. 'UI l fi Q Q-f' +A :rtif Wt' '- il-xr .-.5 ,YN -av- 'W GIA' KAL' ' 'X QQ QP 4,131 Hu' WANDA ROBERTSON, Van 1 LI has V 71 -27' BILL ROBINSON, Rusk DAVID ROUSSEAU, Henderson 'Sf' I 1' R 'vu bl I A51 9 in M Z' 1'-f . nr-6 Y 1 '7 fsh or .' gpg 45? if X ti' -'E' 1'f 'T QPR ? '7' 5.0-P bug? 3 'wwf ' I Ki 'UN QQ, -533 'IV C'4wvv 1' ,., X, -' sm, ,R fcacz' wofx' ,.f ' 'L 5 JOANNE SCHWARTZ, Tyler SUE SKINNER, van BARBARA SNEED, Tyler RODNEY STARNES, Winona TOMMY STRONG, Tyler JACK STUBBS, Bastrop MARY NELL TATE, Tyler KENNETH TAYLOR, Ben Wheeler SHARON TAYLOR, joinervillc REX TEMPLETON, Tyler DELLA THOMAS, Tyler MARIE THOMAS, Grand Saline HELEN THRASHER, Henderson MARIE TODD, Tyler MARCUS TURMAN, Tyler Page 3 5 PZ GORDON TWITTY, Palestine PATTI VAUGHN, Tyler TOMMIE WARD, Galveston IO ANN WARREN, Whitehouse KITTY WARREN, Tyler AGNES WEBB, Troup ANN WEBB, Henderson CHERIE WHISENHUNT, Tyler CAROLYN WHITE, Tyler MELYNDA WILSON, Arp ERNEST WINFREY, Henderson NORMAN WILLIAMS, Chapel Hill CARY WOFFORD, Tyler SONNY WOMACK, Arp T. G. XWOODY, Mineola ANNE YARRELL, Tyler SONIA YAZBECK, Tyler if 255 T y x Q FUN: F2-1 9 5. w,,5r,b O Alf' fin? '51 'H V if fb-W' ff X Q it tx N XTX -f' Y? 1 I 3 Inn' gap- .vr Q 'v'iN1,7 1'-.-5 .YA iv- T57 Yr' env' 95,1-. 42115 , ' 5 'E JUN 'inf 'fe' fi di X a- 1 1. ,wifi . Ts! 'I 'rx 1 4 x .Q my-' Y, ji 5:54- 'V' ...I We 'X 1 -Psa M- fv- T7 eww 544446 of ' Texas Eastern School of Nursing, the only professional nursing school in East Texas, originated through the efforts of Tyler junior College to meet the educational needs of this area. The first class was enrolled in September of 1951, On May 7, 1951, the Board of Trustees of Tyler junior College authorized the found- ing of the school. Plans were formulated and presented to the State Board of Nurse Ex- aminers for approval. This board recommended that the school should be a central nurs- ing school with its own charter from the State of Texas. In such a school, the students would receiveinstruction in Basic Sciences in Tyler junior College, with Clinical experi- ence to be given in the two leading hospitals of Tyler and the Health Department, and affiliations in Pediatrics and Psychiatry to be arranged in one of the larger Texas cities. This is the plan that was adopted. Provisional approval was granted by the State Board of Nurse Examiners. Standards and policies that are being adopted by the school in its development are in accordance with recommendations of the National Nursing Accrediting Service. We know of no reason why the school should not have full accreditation by state and national accrediting agencies after it has been in existence for the required three year period. Our graduates will be eligible to take the State Board Examinations to become registered nurses. We sincerely hope that the school will do a great deal toward providing better nursing care for the people of East Texas. Ruth Binder Director 3 5- ANNIE LOU CASON 'U-1 Chandler JO ANN GRIFFIN Brownsboro FRANCES HAMMAN Tyler W , ' as x i 6 1 te ' HELEN RAY Longview INEZ SULLIVAN Palestine HELEN WATSON Gilmer ' . 'tal Page 37 Page 38 Waccwdonal iiaxr I. 5, .iaqnh- T 9 ELWEYNA CAMERON Tyler -0' Lf Y . L' ,LI sn -H .I 1 5' 'lG,f'4M PATSY CHAPMAN .. ., ,QA ,, Tyler I V JEANNINE COLBERT A Easterly X 'I ,IO GENTRY 1 , , TYlcr V 'Ti 5 L! X xr V S. RUTT-l HART 'U' ' 6 Ty er 6, X 5, X A ' H er, IRENE HULSE , he Tyler ' I W IIARIIARA KORKMAS -N I -D L, -N A Tyler ' Y X is-I MYREAN MILLER ...A -- S'-9 gf, gy Tyler ,V 5 Br ' nn LEATHA NIX i 'iw' Van I Z 'W I XVINNIE PERTUIT -W f-A - Tyler ' I R ' If Y5 il. 'va ' A ' 4---,I YL ' I 'Zh 'L-f E N.. In 45-Q as BOBBIE JOYCE PETERS .,- . I ,Q Tyler ' , ,- R' 15 ADELL TEEL ef QIP. I A I Tyler W I ,CK DOROTHY VICE .z 1 X Tatum 'M 'L 3 f MH g,v ' Z .ff QQ Sf .Q S 5, I- 'S -v ' ff, 3-Q 44-1Q,.,.:J Wamecamrlag Zaeea Dila Sdaw n BETTY CA LL Frefbmmz Homecoming Dzzfbeff MARTHA SUE BLACKWELL Senior I-Iomeroming Ducheys 3? V, Page 41 Page 42 aaafuile DILA SHAW aaafzdle GENE MCKIBBEN f, t 4355- 4-.--J J 1 Page 43 Page 4-l cwafulea BILLY WAYNE ANDREWS 5 p-xi xlw 16 ' 1:1 wwf' V Q-. Vg. we ' ' rf , 15? K 1 .-A Q BARBARA SNEED V-'Z 1' 16. 'K , 1 . ., A Q X. QQ, Yiwu' ' R,!2i . x f QJLHIQSIQQV LN -gk 4 ' JERRY PAUL HILL MARTHA SUE BLACKWELL E ix 11' 153 'Q-.3 1f v ax 3 5 K 4 'F l Q -1. nz,-1.: .,,,,3, 'w Q ' . 1 .BWI 3 f- In - 'il' 'in fl , 'l ff' N--USMS. f I 1 'gur- ANN ROWDEN GEORGE MURAD ' An nf JACK GOSSETT I 'f ,W .Qi ff T AS F . 1 ' ,W ,ii ' i K Fi 'T 4 -Xi V W a f ' ' PATSY ALFORD 1 5 . S 4 Q' - X 8 it cwaulea Page 45 Decadence NORMA MARKEY Duchess lo lbe Anderson Cozmfy Fair 57 4 CHARLOTTE DENMAN Dnrlaess to the Pasadena Liille Rose Bowl Page 46 ' ,1 '1-T93 fix' 211 + 'sfigy-- Ulf ' seem, xii' A ' ,,,...4,u SHIRLEY MCBRIDE BETTY CALL Duchess to the Gilmer Yamboree Duchess io the Texas State Fair -an 1 s vii A 'll ' . fag H X , I 3 L ' K , i g wg , - ,as , 'K 'r W 1 s,.. i X M 7 'salt' ' A CARLENE LITTLE Durbess lo the Tyler Rose Festival I f n Yr - yi. f -J ' wifi - x ' may 'Q I .Vg-nk pag, Page 48 '-1 fg1:ffgi,.'51 'lily -515,113-f ,jf V gQy3,Qyso.3x J Y' ?'7'1g Q 'iv- f Q' JOHN DEREK of Columbia Pictures-Om' fudge GWENDA MULLINS Page -19 'Iii--.Q Page 50 JANET HARVEY DQNN p, A HA BETTY KIRKPATRICK PATSY ALFORD ANN Q GGL LXNS A ? ' ROSIE CADE Y Page 51 Page 52 ALICE RIVIERE BPXYXBA RIN SN HB9 ANN ROWDEN faq 'Y?5, M. 5 4 A-.arf ' 4 .22 Jfgih ' .f'if!? ' V 3H'.J',-.iw I 'A A rw-Q2 X- A -M ' ity: A ,Z .JM l F15-i5?','A I. ,. 12 fv- x . ,X ,A g if Z f ' X 1, ,A Q. -i . 1 - . 9 'z 'W A 425 Page 541 -.rf 'Y F4 DAMON WALTON Tyler if 7f 1,7 Zappa Sagma .dmdda OFFICERS Pr'e,vide11l .,Y,,,...... .,.,......,,.... .......... D amon Walton Vife Prenidwzl ..A.., ..,.,.,,,,. J ay Wade Sevrelary .. . . .., ,. ..4 ,, D onalcl Waller Pledge Mailer ,, .,.....,.. j erry Hill U? X? BUFORD BARCLAY NEIL BEASLEY RAY BRANCH Tyler Tyler Winona H NJ Nr'-- TY 475,15 'xp' 5 isnt BOBBY BROWN RAY CALLICOATTE JOHNNY DODD BOBBY DOWELL Tyler Tyler Quitman Golden , -I AJ nl' 75' 'xl' N-........f gl' N,-,,,.-:ej ERNEST ELLIOTT RAY FRADY JERRY HILL JAMES KING Tvler Tyler Tyler Gilmer 155 Lg K 0-H-J' JAMES MILLER TOMMY STRONG REX TEMPLETON JAY WADE Winona Tyler TYICY TYlff Page 55 H' J: I . nd' afx 1-.14 if 1 '27 .l M tx .r .e-f' 'Q F jlAxF , 'A ' .G Rh, Mob. A EC, W' ' A U ' Y,f V i .. X , P A 1 , Al . U AW fm, 'w X, ,, ,3 7- ' ' .wa -,, ,.. -f Q. 'sl T ' xr . 7 'Avi gg N N -.J , I A 1 ' f' ' - x 1, X 441' n ,IIC SX 1 1 , . 1 . :S .M - .3 , W lj A I Q is 0 f Q - f B , If 4 154' 'V' 'W 3' if in gf iii fl-5' l X ix b 3 fl 4 P ? n V ., Q is , i. as 44 ,wi f va-,mfg-,K sm . , 8 T , I: I 'ws Y' it X - x g First row: Pat Alford, Billie Boles, Shirley Bracken, Dolores Eltife, Paula Frost. Second row: Beverly Gipson, Donna Hackett, june Hart, Jean House, Connie Howard. Third row: Jeanette Korkmas, Susie Lanier, Marty Mitchell, Barbara Nolley, joan Parker. Fourth row: Carolyn Pinkerton, Alice Riviere, Catherine Sellars, Dila Shaw, Myra Slaughter. Fifth row: Barbara Sneed, Margie Wallace, Ann Webb, Caroline White, Sonia Yazbeck. l Page 56 d easOf1i5 reP21rationS fof the S ' MC P 44 . Sem Sofmfzcliq Q . first rush Pilfy Su spense-will she be pledged- the te ' a will tell. Preridem' Vine Prerident Rmb Caprain Shirley McBride Nelwyn Alfred Charlotte Denman Trefzrzzrer ' L y - I Mary Helen Hale fy i'4' e A . Rerording Sefretary Ann Collins 6: .-. Si Correypwzdizzg S6't'7'6f:II'J' V X N' Q Alta Neill -,, Q. fg fgx Pm'lian1ez1tm'iazz 5 ' Delores Hawkins Srmpbook Keeper A Norma Markey ' I C K' 've ' 5 ' Y9' . 4 All 4 Page W r sawed 74 Tale Opal Mitchum Valarie Williams Venita Krause Sue I-lauk Nela Greenhaw Pf'6flffFfIf Vive Prefidenf Serretary Fall Spring Pledge Miifreyi Pledge-Miflreff .mug 95? I it 'bw Anita Cremer joanne Fletcher Rosie Cade Betty King Carolyn Shelton Purliamezznzrifnz Treafurer Reporler Fall Hiflorian Spring Hifforian Page 58 SONG Yozfll find y0zn'frie1m'5i1z To-Kalmz 0 T F The finer! girly are To-Kufwz, if fjvfanz I0 fre If yozfre 4 menzber or a pledge, you U for e 0117 rfzzb Ami 50 yozfll want I0 travel 011 ZlIflJ fo Ixulon Betty Alexander Judy Foman Joyce Brown rf f' Dorothy Howell Patsy Slk6S Sue Skinner Mary Nell Tate Mane Todd Anne W'hnttcn i' 50 T 7752 ll L fl THU Edifm' .....,......... ........ J ames Tunnell-Il Affofiale Editory .......,....,....,.A,,,,,, Dila Shawqli Dorothy Howellll il Reel. Oree Mitchelll Billye Bosticlcl Anne Collinsmi Nela Greenhaw Bmizzeir ..., ..... T ed Orgfzzziznlionr ..... l -. - L TUNNEL VN- , S - ,A Y, if Q 1' ' ,Ji x ix sus, ,-ilxxgl ,l 45' - I f f. X I ' M 2 A , .. - 4 .. v-,ya . , ,, . ,G,. uw ,,,..,,...--- M , A Y fi lmfim.m1s sit Ann Collins, Marty Mitchell, Patsy Davis, and Nela Greenhaw discuss lay- fi outs for organizations and activities. Page 60 Carolyn Pin I Aww AFF Arzirifiex ,.,.,.,,.... Patsy Davis, Marty Mitchell Per50u.1lifie,r ,..,.,,.....,,, Carolyn Pinkerton Betty Kirkpatritlc Art ............ Jeanette Korkmas, Dolores Eltife Phalogrtzpberr ...t.,.....,..,.........,,,. T. G. XY'omly Burt Huddleston WA Y? ' JH9l 'kr 15 2 YV Xl , lv if in il' ,Xi ,,,. Y fm. 4 9' DOROTHY HOXWELL A Ll'0Cftlf8 Editor 5 5 'rm Ted Reel and Oree Mitchell IS sent to the publishers A ' ff -2. 5, Betty. f 1'4f'1-6 -4? S i Ee , Z ' I1 4 J V: :afar Ji a' 'Q l 2 'i . ,V - V , i ,' 5 fa? K 1 , Q, i Q. ,-'N ' x - - Q fi: , 5.5 '. 'il RX' l s f !--f t f? iff! 1 -ef 4' P P ,. 4'-' -:. li I K ' N, i V l,, i U proofread ad copy before it y . K . l l n l l l 1 W X r ,gy Ly it Y tx ai.-- 1 Jeanette Korkmas and Dolores Eltife at- tempt to figure out something new for a layout. Page 61 e 'wr xg, 4 Q .ik ri 22? E all -5 xx is r- . 5. G' -if -3 I 'ia it 1 fi 'E if K, ks.. Page 62iN e S llq 4- , f j f 744: Pow Wm Editor Joanne Schwartz and sponsor, Miss Prejean, ex- plain page layout to photog- rapher Hunter Schmidt, as- sistant editor Loyce Brown, and typist Kitty Warren. Joyce Brown, page editor dic- tates to reporter Marie Todd as sports editor Robert David- son discusses make-up of pre- vious edition of THE POW WOW with Loyd Giles, re- porter. jeffrey Kamel points out fea- tures of exchange papers as reporters Sonny Dumas, John Saleh, and Gordon Twitty prepare for forthcoming is- sue. is' .ap f Q, H ii, f , 4 , A 5 O x, A tg' -I, Fi- First row: Miss Williams, Sponsorg Curtis Birtcher. jim DeLand, Charles McBee, joe Coleman, President. Second row: Charles Barron, Kenneth Petty, Andy Dowdle. Bill Mayo, Danny Holland and Monroe Daniell. Not in picture: Carroll Bryant, Vice Presidentg Donald Kobe, Secretary, and jimmy Don Burks, Sergeant-at-Arms. if 5 l ,X-4 XX., , 1 4 1 5 , i First row: Sue Martin, Patsy Davis. Second row: Albert Smith, Betty Cagle, and Mary Stephens. Third row: Erma Lee Cooley, Bobby Dowell. Estelle Mc- Fadden, and Avis Boaz. Fourth row: Rosie Cade. Vivian Tillison, and Tommy Ma- 1 loan' Miss WALLACE 512011 for 'fatwze za fl l l Page 63 cw Wmma Kitty Wari'en Ray Callicoate Anita Cremer Charles Bowker Tommy Maloan Allen Hines Marie Todd Gwencla Mullins Ronald Canady OFFICERS TOMMY MALOAN Preiiderzl RONALD CANADY Vife Pfefideul ANNE COLLINS Secremry DONALD PETERS Bzuizzeff Malzuger 6 The Choir of Tyler junior College is a voluntary organization which is open to all students of the College. During the first semester its efforts were concentrated on a Christmas Cantata, When .the Christ Child Came, which was performed for an assem- bly program and was also broadcast over station KTBB. Soloists for this performance were Mary Hill, soprano, Hazel jayroe, soprano, and Paul Grubb, baritone. The Choir was accompanied by Helen Glover, organist, and Gertrude Kirshbaum, harpist, both of the TIC faculty. During the second semester the Choir performed for the annual High School Senior Day at TIC, performed for various service clubs, appeared at various high schools in the vicinity, and gave a public concert in the spring. The Choir and the Chorale, a group of selected singers, are conducted by Arthur Schoep of the Texas Eastern School of Music faculty. Officers are Mary Hill, president, Fontaine Ziph, vice-presidentg Mary Stephens, secretary, Patsy Davis, robe chairman, and Roy Carnes, treasurer. First row: Marie Todd, Mary Stephens, Frances Carlisle, Betty Call, David Rousseau, Bob McCol- lum, Bert Huddleston, Jo Ann Laney, and Anne Whitten. Second row: Cherie Whisenhunt, Eileen Loyd, Mary Anne Hawthorne, Edna Brewster, Carroll Bryant, Damon Walton, Fontaine Ziph, and Anita Cremer. Third row: Charlotte Griesser, Sue Martin, Binnie Luckey, Phil Point, Gene Knowles, Larry Dor- sett, Roy Carnes, Mary Dean Castleberry, and Patsy Davis. Fourth row: Mary Hill, Jo Ann Morrow, Tony England, Judson Cox, Dick Bryan, Danny Holland. Bill Mayo, Ray Henderson, and Norma Markey. age 65 Zena: Swim: Zum vii .15 V. .-I. 1 M V-, 40 ! - ?' .aff 4 Kg Page 66 ACTQA -'rfax First row: Reverend Rudd, Carroll Bryant, William Bain. Second row: Vivian Tillison, james Graham, Myra Slaughter, Bobby McCollum. Third row: Ted Reel, Delmer O'Dell, Mary Dean Castleberry, Nevilledeen Crofford. Fourth row: Betty Cagle. BSU, composed of Baptist students on the campus, is sponsored by the Smith County Baptist Association. It is directed by Reverend Leo C. Rudd. ,...- ' OFFICERS --A V 4, JEANETTE KORKMAS Publirily ALTA NEILL Secrefary NELA GREEN HAW President ELIZABETH BRYLARLY Spomor DOROTHY HOWELL Repofler DILA SHAW Vice Prexident Not in picture ANNE WHITTEN Second Vire Prefidenz 1 A 3 r ' x I 3, fu 6 u ro E ' wl ,. .1. x 5 iii? 2 JW its all ti K s 419 K CD Esrv ff A ALPHA OMICRON CHAPTER of PHI THETA KAPPA, national honorary scholastic fraternity- First row: Dila Shaw, Miss Mildred Howell, Sponsorg Mary Hill, Dorothy Howell. Second row: Martha Sue Blackwell, Estelle McFadden, jane Windham. Third row: Venita Krause, james Tun- nell, jim DeLand, J. W. Stuckey. Not in picture: Anne Collins, Donald Kobe, Donald Peters. fx 'ix Page 68 -545' 3 N ., I Rfb I ,ia y i Q i ,W ,ff f Q. + 32 Y I v , 3' sl ' X 2 I FI I gs 1 i ir:--r if I Nubuk f. X OFFICERS MARTHA BLACKWELL Secretary DOROTHY HOWELL Preridenl ANNE COLLINS Trearurer Not in picture -4' l DONALD PETERS ' x N. K A Vice Prefidenl Student damned! 'isa' l N-vu .3 Gathered around the table discussing plans for the ordering of Student Council pins are, Joanne Schwartz, ADonald Peters, jack Gossett, jerry Hill, Ann Rowdcn, Alta Neill, Martha Sue Blackwell, Marty Mitchell, jerry Doggett, Ernest Elliott, and Patsy Sikes. D Vice PM ,w-fi f' Q . Q,-9 Uni ml BERRY FULL ROWDEN PW 'Z NN fem YETERS Sec sidenl 0' -if!! gi Pa ge 69 fi was ll ,r .Q 'H-' A u WF Walton Henry Nuss, jimmy ms. GUARDS-ffLower right: Damon , te, Bill Westmoreland, Donald No APACHE Marcus Drewa, Ray Calllcoat 1 ,I , ' 4 'Pd 'X-V 1 I v 4 , X P7'e.fid6711 Page 70 Don Burks, W 1 A I of ig .-..-- v ..-A K 4.4 1611711 'WM , I 5 -W -4 E ff Fgliit Srl Q 3 5 my I gram! ll Ill Ill Ill' Elll Ill CORNET-Burt Huddleston, Roy Carnes, jerry Doggett, Harry Cole, Betty Alexander, Robert Davidson, jimmy Hays. CLARINET-jerry Hide, Letha Dailey, Betty Moore, Agnes Webb, Susie Lanier, Betty jean Luckey. FRENCH HORN-Glenda Givens, Ronald Bogue. BASS HORN-Ray Henderson. SAXES-Judson Cox, Gene Knowles, Cherie Whisenhunt, Larry Dorsett, Bobby Well- maker. TROMBONE-Charles Langford, Earl Thornton, Phil Point, Joan Laney, Ray Bartlett, Sonny Womack, Buford Barclay, joe Moore. DRUM-Buzzy Gill, Fred Buchanan, Marie Thomas, Gilbert Smith, Gordon Twitty. Z' X - '-J 5121-. ,,.v ,,.- 1'-' , 1 H 5 , QAM. . up v .1 p tu , - Ei 'I' In ax I.. U' ' fp K f .f W ' -- - so l l, iid ll' M X Q A B A S, ,. ' p ff p A rf' A ' 8355 gifts agp!- .- ,uv HOLLYXVOOD VISITS TI-IE TIC CAMPUS-Newsreelman photo- graphs the Apache Belles and Band ln actlon. gli' 1 ' 'fffiigili , ' 55 2351 iflgglpp Q I 5 -3 . P Q gr'ii1 4 fiiilp iff!! ,, W A , , 7 ,. ' 'KU' fffillilfl f .Af f f 4 f!.r...,--?'13f22- 1 !. k fp ' A- ' '91 , A 5 gf'-I If, 1 s ,-93 ,J0',fff 70 f?Yzfwf:??'-29:9 - ' .Jffff , 'f fig, fl' - ' '4k?1-I fir. ' - , I r 1 x if I xx I ax 1 p - 1. Q ' -,Q ',n , ,I .1 5, 410' .1- Pagc '3 N Page 74 f?A,pv ' EW . Q-f If --f .A -ff '!,...n,,,.- ,.,,-vii' . ' 1 j- ,74 -n -. -, ..f- .N 1.4! , . Se- , 's Y gl f N225 V' A , , , 7..q. inbzvh ' ' ' di. 23- If . 'KU-:sw-H' f f 2 , I .5 1 'N ff! x,'Jff,J,b' 14 Y 1,5 Y . , 1. 5 4 s .fr , 1 1 WM., . . . ,,,.,, , '. ., th H ,n',6'.KE?:-:K 5 ,.N 4 ' A 5 ' Wu u.r'5x- L 'I' - fwm, 5' 65 Z a -, A. ' - AM J ,MM I' I Apnflae P1'f?1CES5fMARY ELLEN DENMAN I' M A The famous broadfoot twinsfjEAN and SANE I TONY ENGLAND BEVERLY GIPSON DICKEY ALLEN ANN KIDD Jem .lecwlew L c,,,,,, -Q an-ren CAFE Ui tl .511 1 . r mane?-1 4-f '-'E ,Iii fi? if ' M Page 75 Page 76 W. ', Belles brighten dinner for Rose Grow- er's Association. L4-.V si X D flu Rowd Betty Call, janet Harvey, and Ann en PlCk.' tion with Mississippi officials. Mrs. Stringer and Belles discuss invita- x i ' , AA. V i .4A'A I H A , . 1 ,.AA gtk wi ,. lay j J u ni, kr' ason's most beautiful. 1e S6 'B f495'x gba ft iff' A H7 Aff ' ,, A 46? lf-L Rose Bowl spectators at Pasadena get an eyeful and an earful. Q All sm11es after a dazzlmg performance in the N.I.R.A. rodeo in Fort Worth. ww -1 J IJ' . xi Page 77 I ww 1 W.: Fame and beauty with Basil Rathbone and the Apache Belles. I far 3 Page 78 A-,, f ' , at - ' , ..., .,' fi ,,.'N 9 1 Q 4 M , I 09.9, W, W Na, 1 s i 4 in GI .v-, :L T N LK F I I I f . N I w l, ,f i X I I I I I. ,. - V- , an - ,. 1- H ,-rm fx., p' xv .,,4 I QW' ,pw Q, 0 1 J n a - C A ' 1 X A N X 'I N QS 'Q' fe. If! 1 Out of the way, you Kilgore bums, the Apaches are .Jif3 x'f'3 f e ? coming through. fl? W - .., X ki'-al 'N : A, v .S VVXX- . l QQ,-,X-- 5 l as 4, -Q I.,-r-X X. . if W, r 1,2 . 5, I , R . . . . , U- ,' -. ' h A- , J - - P + 1 faq , W gt-. , P A vf a A- - rx ' 7' --W - K , , 1 ., .ZLL Y 71 Hi , A 2 - 3 M Q: if iff!!-Q, 1 N N I., ,, .., .lvl 1 N ' N ' 94 r,,,j ', ' f, fp g - 4 , XI l ' -, Q. ' : f f,-- ff' J , - , . - 'xv 5 A 5. 1-4-4 ff V. 'Fla - 1 V. , A , -f-- '1 . , ,' - 5 ,'-L ' f ei - V-W'-Q -jeff -' aff: c . a .. . ,r .- ' .cu 1'--+L of .. - p ,,m,f:-- ff ' ,, ff-Tj , 1-Y-15 ' , . , . ' ' ' ,Q ..,fYL'A gt-, gggpcgianfvi -k ,,,.s,.'1i...f- - f 1' Tcqlj .-qv ee . .- -H' Were it a heaP of goldlig would not have been guaf C more closely. Coach Wag inspires the Apaches. The Apache Spirit blazes. Page 80 No school-just one continuous rally the day of the game. ,lik WV The S' 2 , FJ , Out Oflglrgjlsays :beat the h 80re Xwe did A few jive numbers gets the theater rally started. VY-Q J A-PA ljpqhi i 0 t as so ry 1, . A - 'QS ff I-'I X . B 1 1 .- -'t '.3- rf 3' . a gas- B - wg . , 'fu -,X 9' L' i A, ft- 4 Reigning over the six glor- ious days of Homecoming Festivities were Dila Shaw, Martha Sue Blackwell, and Betty Call as Homecoming Queen and Duchesses. The honored were presented to the Rose Stadium audience at half time of the Wharton game and were feted at the Homecoming dance the fol- lowing Saturday night. Dila, Martha Sue, and Betty led the floats at the Homecoming parade. KVA - 4 -fn-w-m-wang: '- , - ,.,,,,, Av pf- 1 . s -- N 'Su :X -4 f,4 u H, 1 i s 'A KLYX ' ...kr 'fi A x 1-El4i'Tfa 3' .. W lv. F , JY' ,ek QQ' 'ei .fm 'Ns-s K4 H27 Riff, f Wffgi' 'M ng .fa f, ' f ' 'Gig' fw..m., 'il-1 -2: SL -v M1-w...:,:--NN - ig f:.1.:'..sQ Ji. 'f- ' -o-.M 1 - ,:?a'd,tyl,',' ,X 's . B ' -A 9'5 I sa- W ' 3' W, 5' If :ff Y, iii 'Q x 0 W .44 - .msn -all 13 -J- ' xi I QL5' Li ,Q P2356 8 70 :mr miw v,f.--:W - , ' -. A -21 ' .. ,,. V W' WSF , ' ,mQ.YW 'Lt:L?1 1 ix: N X., 4 v ag' Q4 fr ww 'dl A nw wi -J. M. , W, R . r1ff' C L r- 7 if mfg W7 ,M 4 WV T :fy -...uni mi x...I 4 027105705 Lazy days on the cafeteria wall . . . these steps are strictly for sitting on . . . Alert- ness by jack Gossett . . . Oh to be an athlete. fl 'L Page 85 l A I Q14 ,.,,. it U!! A mp of Belles P056 fo' the 8 Movietone cameraman- I 1 I l 1 , i Charles Stratton and Gwen Mullins in last year's production, The Glass Menagerie. L Page 86 The campy v Jesse, Harvrf 41 5 E7 6 l ' 1 -. 'WOOL 2 5 than ll ll Walter. You going somewhere? G, ,A '- SUS Q I 0' kg Y U Q 5 9 I Q' - Q. ! an In. ' I A ' 2 ' ' ' ' -- M' K-:Q-MSN ' -6 - b ' L . ' I rl Q : I Q- - nv, lt L 1 1 I ' 4 .. 'K 'Q Q 1 i l 'Q in ls ,lp 1 1 , O . I W , Q i ' f . - K .1 Y p '13 . ' 'V X f' M x I 4 .1 X f' inn l ' ' ' r ' ,J ,' The managers of the travel agency. ilriiiiilhlvlldiha I Q wg, emer- D tv A, 2' , U lp. M- , What a motley crew. Page 87 UU Z Q. 'Q K I 1 ' W , X M1-?' --.. f I' - 'fx 99 I Q 4 'T wfifl t 'iii' 1 l 51 gf' .f X , wb., n so xlyll ' + :Q '51 , A . K A V V xl ,f.-Az, V ,V if Q Y if X i - 1 g 'JV .. 1 .wi ww -, Tv . dag 2. Q - H.-c,-K is I .11 u J. THE BIG SIX CONFERENCE CHAMPS Top row, left to right: jack Fennell, Roy Craig, Royce Frank- lin, Wilber Presswood, Bill Gerdemann, Guy Thompson, john LaRou, Harry Free, 1. H. Cagle, Charles Stratton, Buck Gib- son, Coach Hallmark. Second row: Head Coach Wagstaff, Ernest Winfrey, Charlie McNeil, james Bouden, Billy Andrews, A. J. Brazil, Law' rence Strickland, Howard Chapman, Tommy Ward, Cary Wof- ford, Charles McGinty, Laverne Robbins, Coach Flanakin. Many followers say the 1951 Apache team was the greatest Tyler junior College has produced in its his- tory. Only one other team in the schoo1's annals, the 1947 team, equaled the 10 straight win record set by last year's squad. The Tribe came out on top in ten hectic battles, compiling 413 points, while holding their op- ponents to only 124. These victories were over teams representing the best in five states. After their eighth consecutive victory, the one over Kilgore which cinched the Big Six Conference crown, they emerged at the top in the national rankings. The dream the citizens of Tyler have been looking forward to for six years finally came true when the Apaches were invited to Pasadena, Calif- ornia to represent the West in the Seventh Annual Jun- ior Rose Bowl game. Page 90 Third row: Trainer Frank Morrell, john McMillon, Wayne Sullivan, Austin Stubbs, joe Bright, Billy Davis, Robert Comp- ton, Ted Hughes, Melvin Harrison, jeff Larrison, Manager Ray Tierney. Bottom row: Les Stagner, Dewitt LaRoux, Joe Krysa, Ben Halley, jack Austin, Billy Robinson, jack Stubbs, Don Rodden, Glenn Davenport, johnny Linney, James Weaver, Manager, Don Blavier. 1 DON BLAVIER Manager FLOYD WAGSTAFF Head Coarh JASPER FLANAKIN Line Coarb JAMES HALLMARK Barkfield Coarb I X F -ff 'fe 'V v 4 , . 3 L- iv'- ,dwg ' Q 0 1' ,uf X I I ' i 2 ,: if 2 . I li 3 A - I i 1 5 , 1 7 Z ,lf .1 Sr, P5Ee 9 I 5 Nxake T ey or QQ: T Q: John Linney n eua:g':aPO'm 44 F. Her fx I Q X ' C XI Q fa.-Q t w Ex. X rs ' V kg W' V 6 Q .....,, ff ff L T I7 le mention ern, Pasadenag E Day, Henderson Coun Bullard Del Marg Rob sel, reg Brasher, , Hawthorn erong Sv 4 x 22- 06 'S QEP9 , 1 1 1 1' H1 .1 . 1 ' v , 1' ,1' 1' 0 1 ,1' ,1' . . n I' o5 ' U 11' 1' 1' ,1 1' ,1' , 1 1 I ,1' J1' 1' 1 1 1 1 1 , ,1' 1' ,1' 1 0' n, 1 1v',,' f'1 '.' moo ,,.. ,.- ,1 ,. ei - ,,.--' ,ei 6915 ' , v , rd' AW' new 45,9 696 JN me T go 4 D TEAM ?- '4 -1 7 9' f 3- 4 ' '-1... '-. , H ..,. -... Mun- -. 5, TEA . f TEAM -NameSchool fharles McGinty, Tyler Ray Day, Henderson 1 T Jay Rivere, Del Mar W LP Y 5' A no T, .Kenneth Forehand, Arlfngion ea Laverne Robbins,'T5fler M, T. le .... . .....,!...A1 Albert, Wictoria , Q if rf .... End ........ .. .a...Robert Poland, Kilgore 7 9 M . .J..1.. Quarterback-Safety au. ... Gene DeVeny, San Angelo A ...... ..... ..... Halfback. . ..... ... ... . . . Robert Sweet, Del Mar S , T- San Angelo ..... ....... Ha1fback........... ....Dwight Trice, San Angelo 6 . It 'o Chandler, Paris ......... . .Fullback-Linebacker. . . . ... .. . . . Robert Stancel, Kilgore HONORABLE MENTION Ends-G,uy Thompson, Tyler, and Lawrence Kiesling, Wharton: tackles-Morris Reavis, San An- gelo. and Norman Bennett, Navarro: guards-Kenneth Wilson, Paris, and Bernard Leftwich, Kil- gore: center-James Duncan, Kilgoreg backs--Robert Bowmer, Schreinerg Gene Hardin, Tarle- Page 92 torn and Andrews and Thomas Wsrd. Tyler ,1 01 1 JOHN LINNEY-Paul B. Williamson's All-American Teamg Coaches' All Big Six Confer- ence Teamg Dallas News' All-Texas Junior College Offensive Teamg Most Conscientious Player Awardg Team Captain. CHARLES MCGINTY-Paul B. Williamson's Honorable Mention All-American Teamg Coaches' All Big Six Conference Teamg Dallas News' All-Texas junior College De- fensive Teamg Most Valuable Player Awardg Team Captain. LAVERNE ROBBINS-Paul B. Williamson's Honorable Mention All-American Teamg Coaches' All Big Six Conference Teamg Dallas News' All-Texas Junior College Defen- sive Teamg Team Captain. LAWRENCE STRICKLAND-Coaches' All Big Six Conference Teamg Dallas News' All- Texas Junior College Offensive Teamg Team Captain. BILLY ANDREWS-Coaches' All Big Six Conference Teamg Dallas News' All-Texas jun- ior College Honorable Mention Team. GUY THOMPSON-Coaches' All Big Six Conference Second Teamg Dallas News' All- Texas Junior College Honorable Mention Team. HOWARD CHAPMAN-Coaches' All Big Six Conference Second Team. Page 93 QE.. ,Q ,Q ss' :',,e ' 'z .amy- Mmn ' f if N 5- f .ga svgftligg Qiw LV I , .2 ,sa , I? ' T' ' 1 1 ' ., ai, ham Q if . FT if lr' N ie Defensive back Ted Hughes 1425 rips off a long gain johnny Linney C481 displays his running ability in the against Itawambi as Bill Andrews C441 leads interference. University of Houston B-team game. Jois BRIGHT Guard Mineola 9,4-V if lv l A ITAWAMBI PLOWED UNDER IN SEASON OPENER Tyler's Apaches started the season off with a bang, downing the Itawambi Indians of Fulton, Mississippi, 64-12 before 8,500 fans in Rose Stadium. Billy Andrews, playing his first game for the Apaches, was the leading ground gainer. He also scored two touch- downs, as did Charlie McNeil with his terrific running and johnny Linney with his passing. APACHES TAKE CAMERON IN FIRST CONFERENCE ENCOUNTER In an extremely rough battle played on foreign soil the Apaches made it two in a row by defeating the Cameron Aggies of Lawton, Oklahoma, 27-0. This was the first con- ference encounter for both teams. Leading only by 14 points, it wasnit until the fourth quarter that the Indians started rolling. This was the only game of the year in which the opposition was held scoreless. JEFF LARRISON TED HUGHES HOWARD CHAPMAN BILLY DAVIS Tarkle Bark Tackle Tackle Huntsville Waxahachie Corsicana Fort Worth 4 igi' ' I- A , V P , 3: A .+-W. 4:24 i. - Qs- it I My in 1' Q A ! 4 K ...X th , Ag H -Ty I C ,s y -1-un. C C J PARIS TRIPPED IN FIESTA TILT In the annual Rose Festival game, the Apaches revenged their 1950 loss to Paris by defeating the Dragons 34-14, The game was played in sweltering 90 degree weather before a large fiesta crowd. The Dragons jumped to an early lead after recovering the fumbled kickoff on the Tyler 30. However, the Apaches Scored a TD in the second period, two in the third, and once again in the fourth to take the victory. Andrews again led the scoring with two six- pointers. LINNEY'S PASSES SINK HOUSTON Johnny Linney had one of the best nights of his career last October 11, when the Apache tribe ground out a hard earned 52-19 victory over the University of Houston B-team. Three touch- down passes by the All-American in the early stages of the game built up a lead that was nev- er overcome by the Cougars, despite their des- perate attempts in the last half. Ted Hughes looked exceptionally well on defense, intercept- ing three of the Houston aerials. JOE KRYSA CARY WOFFORD End Center Hudson, Mass. Tyler an F-'f -, A A- ',, if At A 'V i Y e'v- .- ff' L L - . -Q 'iv ,Lf-i Ziff- , ' mf Andrews outruns two Cougar linemen in a run around end. l i ' f .i ., I -'vwf 1 .- , .- 77- .-, , . 7',, x'5l'fi--, 's' Red Weaver f45J picks up a long gain against Wharton before he is finally caught. TOMMIE WARD BILLY ROBINSON BUCK GIBSON Bark Tackle Bgfk Galveston Rusk Rising Star ,,, A 5 aw- QS 5 . 9 -. Qs -'-1 . I -f i -- Q ia I apr- I. 1-5 S-I I Page 95 . 14 qw., 17' .- I -. i 'L n5.i .--,.. U-, flrf- .I .4-gl tix: xv... gif sg 'Q v , lv , ' jy. ax' , . . X . , 34 '..x:,'cl,. Ei!! ' i . -'meiblii wr ' 2 we-ra .f I GK A - -v 'I g A ,A A fr. gc 'Q' 1 F. RA gg, tn - 6 ' LIE it ' i LAWRENCE STRICKLAND GUY THOMPSON CHARLES MCNEIL JACK AUSTIN CHARLES STRATTON Cerner End Bark Guard End Tyler Kaufman Denton Valliant, Okla. Tyler ,YN Hughes breaks up one of Stan Keathley's passes in the game against XX'harton. JOHN MUIR FALLS AS SIXTH VICTIM Scoring every time they got their hands on the ball except once, the Apaches rolled up their sixth con- secutive victory by easily defeating the john Muir Mustangs of Pasadena, California, 75-14. Only Once during the entire contest was the home team forced to punt. Both teams played fine ball, but the Calif- ornians were completely outmanned by the Apaches who were superior in every department. Page 96 g APACHE POWER TOO MUCH FOR VICTORIA Victoria staged one of the most magnificent strug- gles yet played in Rose Stadium, but they could not overcome Ty1er's terrific power as they fell 55-33. It was anybody's ball game for 3V3 quarters. The South Texans were ahead 27-25 at half time, but TIC stormed back to take a 39-27 lead at the end of the third quarter. The Apaches looked rather weak on defenseg the victory lay in Tyler's superior of- fensive machine. Glenn Davenport 1415 heads for paydirt against Wharton as jack Stubbs 1841 and A. J. Brazil C751 lead the way. '-A . it Q . 3, , in Xfis I in K 1 cf, Fu. t.a l KST' ...Q v' .4-.x if I-f 1 1 ROYCE FRANKLIN A. BRAZIL H. CAGLE BILLY ANDREWS INIELVIN HARRISON Center Tackle Bark Bark Guard Overton Jacksonville Childress Malakoff Hutchins TYLER DEFEATS HUTCHINSON IN BITTER COLD ln one of their closest battles of the season the Apa- ches drove past the Hutchinson Blue Dragons, 27-14 in freezing weather in Hutchinson, Kansas. The Apaches were completely outplayed in the first part of the gameg the half ending in a 7-7 deadlock. How- ever, in the last half Ted Hughes and H. Cagle both returned Hutchinson punts for touchdowns to put the game on ice. aloe Krysa played an outstand- ing game at defensive end, Tommie Ward was the offensive leader with 72 yards rushing. Allen M51 picks up a short gain for john Muir before he is downed by Hughes 1425 and Buck Gibson 1401. Davenport picks up more yardage against John Muir as Howard Chapman f72j and Royce Franklin qsoy come up to lend a hand. FIVE TD'S IN LAST HALF DOXYIN XVI-IARTON The Apaches put on a dramatic last half comeback to down the Wharton Pioneers -18-14 before a Home- coming crowd of 6,000. The Apaches had to over- come a 14-15 half-time deficit to run their record to eight victories without a defeat. Stan Keatherley, the most deadly passer to stalk into Rose Stadium in some time, was completely bottled up in the last half, while the Black and Gold went on to score five touchdowns. Page 9 , ,. I ff' F. ,filly 'mm'-ff - Pa e 98 , 9 . fbglwx? -Hg ,' 1- fs 'K 'QL X., , Kr ., ,x. ft ' fs .,, ' Av,e:1,,f'a4,h.s, Tommie Ward plows through for a gain against the Rangers. B 4 I v O ffik? rg . -fa. 6. I V 'ff Charles McGinty goes high into the air to snatch a Linney pass. Bill Andrews comes to a quick stop to fake Kilgore's Bobby Stansel out of position. THE GREATEST VICTORY OF THEM ALL WAS THE ONE OVER THE RANGERS In their most magnificent victory of the season the Apaches racked up the largest margin ever registered in their five year old grudge battle with Kilgore by downing the Rangers 26-7. Seventeen thousand fans, the largest crowd ever to see a football battle in East Texas, saw the terrific power of the Tribe out- class the slightly favored Rangers. This was truly the greatest victory of them all, for it gained the deserving Apaches the number one spot in the nation. It was a bitterly contested battle in the first half, but the outmanned group from the Oil City succumbed to the Apache power in the second half. Tyler was ahead by the narrow margin of 6-0 at intermission, . but the fighting Rangers stormed back to take a 7-6 lead shortly after the second half got underway. johnny Linney completed three touchdown passes. Tyler's second touchdown climaxed a sustained 83- yard drive. The drive was culminated by a 12-yard end run by Bill Andrews. The entire bulk of the Tyler line played magnificent ball, as did the entire team. BEN HALLEY ERNEST WINFREY BOBBY PAGE Guard End Bark Gladewater Henderson Leveretts Chapel W. '. JAMES WEAVER JACK FENN ELL Barb Guard Fort Worth Harmony Out of the way Rangers-here comes the TIC Express. APACHES EDGE EAGLES TO FINISH UNDEFEATED On the brink of their first defeat of the season, the Apaches stormed back in the last half to down a fighting North Texas B team 15-7. The Eagles scored on the last play of the first half to take a 7-6 lead. All-American Linney passed from the North Texas 44 to the 15 to Charles McGinty for the final TD. The Tyler line smothered Gene Bahnsen behind his own goal in the final period for a safety to ice the game. This tenth straight win kept the Apaches in first place in the national rankings and assured them of a Little Rose Bowl bid. TW uf--News at sf' -f' JOHN MCMILLON Bark Dallas K' ,H-vm I 5...--if 'li ,,. . V 4. 5 -' 5, .X sjqi I 4 . f. W W f f .V 244 f' O ' 3 .. 1 - f' ' . s ' 1 frm, A'N . sv Ted Hughes outruns a flock of Rangers, as Lawrence Strickland C555 and Frenchy LaRoux 1651 try to get in front to lead interference. Guard Bgfk Kilgore Joaquin Fm? f 'ai ga' I5 -ls. '-+925 DEWITT LAROUX WILBERN PRESSWOOD Page 99 fi- --Q .':.- -.sy ww 55 .. BILL GERDEMANN JACK STUBBS JOHNNY LINNEY Tiirkle Emj Bark St. Louis, Mo. Basil-Op Longview LAVERNE ROBBINS G lmrd Van l Dnrrfl IHH APACHES DROP HARD FOUGHT CONTEST IN LITTLE ROSE BOWL There have been few contests ever played in the famed Rose Bowl as exciting as the 1951 Little Rose Bowl game in which Pasadena City College defeated Tyler junior College, 28-26. The entire crowd, 41,971, the second largest ever to see two junior col- leges clash, was on edge from the moment Billy Andrews returned the opening kickoff 94 yards for a touchdown, until Charlie McNeil's desperate field goal try on the final play of the game. On the first play from scrimmage Al Napoleon, Pasadena's Hawai- ian scatback, followed his blockers beautifully around end all the way to paydirt. After that fifty seconds both teams settled down to a hard fought game. The Apaches scored the next two touchdowns, one on a sustained 68-yard drive and the other on a break, a recovered fumble on the Bulldog 28. The host team intercepted a Linney pass and went on to score their second touchdown to trail at halftime 19-14. The third quarter was the best period for Pasadena, their powerful backfield and massive line enabled them to gain 14 points. The Apaches fought their hearts out in the final quarter, but all they could squeeze out was 7 points and that was on a pass from Bobby Page to End Guy Thompson. It was a hectic finish for an excellent season, but the Tribe played a sensational game, a game of which they can certainly be proud. ii 'A ig: f' -- AUSTIN STUBBS B A Glltlfd Bastrop ' .ff ,C Commerce. f-nl 1. 1 As he steps off the plane, Coach Floyd Wagstaff receives the key of the city from members of the Pasadena junior Chamber of e .1'fa:fw i of Q' ' 1 ' sf' , r fv' R ' 1 'gri t ln? 3. u 'J 'z fi 'a ' L4 'E W' 'T' , Y' Sv f 'Q A , R T I ,uv I . . A- ' fe :au --5 -my J- 1: , 9' K W -: , --mu.-1-.-....a 4 -, 3 ii-an --ff we' .. ' 13 25 1, A y ffl K' A 1,1 V-Vjllir P ' -'L ' I Xi fkl'is x .' t , gs n.1--f3gf,vf 't ,fQif-Q,-3 e ' ff nw- - , .. 3393 5. i pf. -A. J xrff ., , 4 ,, K M W n,..ww---- ,fs -W A - ' f-t wg: ,. , , fa.- f., ,, 35 ,, 1 , ,gt-eff. - t ' -M ' , Bill Andrews returns the opening kick- off 94 yards for a touchdown against Pasadena in the Little Rose Bowl game. vw . x ..,, , ' 1- K I 'a.f'i.'l. ,,,.r. . M rmvg ., WTA, 'nf fl I -5 . 'F' I , I R N f t env' K K NYY W :za , 5 , it -vw , V , Am...-M--H-2 N, 2 y! K f' V . , V W , v K N .V W 1' A , f' Marge f , N., - g., 1 ' , ' . - li r- 'f Two plays later Al Napoleon runs 63 yards to score. fu.- ww- - -sais 'inane A rf'r .,.,,.,, wa fe Ufeew 'fa Siva 1,1-flfy'al' 't f'fj,,f,g x Ni:-1,31 f, 1 .Ng- ' at ff. I .J W if tr. 1. ,,-bv-' , MV, Ulwvl Q - ' v iff' .xi 1. .37 Va 1+ 5 qiij' f Lgefi Mm . 'ills '4 and Guy Thompson catches a pass from Bobby Page and struggles across Andrews goes for a long gain before being trapped 'or Tyler's last touchdown. by one of the Pasadena Bulldogs. Page 101 fc, fk! ytgligty 'gg LC H53 l may W 42. N. C THE APACHE BASKETBALL TEAM OE 1951-52 First row: Smith Markham, J. W. Stuckey, jack Mosher, Clyde Carlisle, and James Richardson Second row: Don Blavier, Manager, Earle Hill Moore, Merle Gorman, and Coach Floyd Wagstaff Third row: James Sitton, Lloyd Giles, Gene McKibben, Burl Plunkett, and Glenn Pearson. The 1952 Apaches have lost more games than any team since Floyd Wagstaff be- came head coach in 1946. However, there was 1101 a weaker quintet in Apacheland this year-the Apaches have merely met stronger and more colorful opposition. Several of the losses were to freshman teams of Southwest Conference schools, surely these senior colleges field strong freshman teams, for their players are the future basketball stars of the Southwest. Other losses were to Oklahoma teams as a result of their ball-control type of play. The Apaches also dropped a contest to one of the strongest senior college teams of West Texas, Wayland. It may appear to some that we are making excuses for our losses, but why should we? Despite their several losses, the Apaches have compiled a record few junior colleges of the nation can equal. i Era X V 7 Lloyd Giles goes up for tipoff against Garden City. -RP JAMES SITTON Guard Laneville E 52 4 sz X a '1 NACIII5 l JACK MOSHER GENE MCKIBBEN Guard Center Texas City Lake jackson Page 103 N-. Page 104 Gene McKibben 117, tries a shot from deep in the corner as Clyde Carlisle U41 and Merle Gor man 1221 look on. v 'l'l l l llle l I xzpc l 23 N DSO f . 9509? BURL PLUNKETT AME5 'ofullll Center S P -Q00 . XJWXGS5 Valllant, Okla. SMITH MAR Clava, Da Has 2 f ,,..,,.,N.Nj V NA LE .df ew' ' . J 'Wx XSLE E CARL CLYD Gudfd , Benner, U' GLENN PEARSON Forward ' Dallas 4.f :Vw ' 'gh ' 1 V Hz ST G,,4,gCKEy B Ioomburg X4 lf . E Page 105 U I ? F V L4 ! J L li is ,Q Mosher drives in for two points against the Frogs. M I E l I 'I I 2 w , ban 'ump E01 3 8 OCS up Shmeh- rman g QU He Cigaini me T 1? , -, 1 , - R Q ,- - . . -,K MERLE GORMAN LLOYD GILES EARL HILL MOORE ' Forward Center Forward Dallas Texarkana Centerfield N' Page 106 Captain O'Neal Weaver receives the 1951 National Championship trophy from the NJCAA Presi- dent, Reed K. Swenson. The National junior College Athletic Association was formed at a meeting of coaches held May 14, 1938 at Fresno State College, Fresno, California, the purpose being to promote and improve junior college athletics throughout the United States. An invitational basketball tournament held at Compton, California, in 1945 grew into the Associations Regional and National basketball tournament program as we know it today. The first NJCAA National Tournament was held in 1948 at Springfield, Missouri, with the Apaches finishing sixth. Herb Richardsons outstanding performance earned him an All-American berth. The following year the tournament was moved to its pres- ent site in Hutchinson, Kansas. Led by jerry Champion, jose Palafox, and Bryan Mill- er, boys who later made All-American, the Tribe edged out Hutchinson to win first place in the National Tournament. Although TJC undoubtedly had the strongest team in its history in 1950, they were defeated in tournament play, this loss placing them fourth. O'Neal Weaver was Tyler's contribution to the All-Tournament Ten that year. Last year the Apaches repeated their 1949 performance by overpowering Northeast Mississippi in the tournament finals. Weaver was again named All-American, as was jack Mosher. Page 107 - XX :HW Az, 1 . Q ,,...,,,,A 0 , , IP Nm, -+4 A ,, . 4 N5 , -UWM N fig 5 c 'QQ' wif? 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