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Uf de Yearbook Ufthe UNIVERSITY HP HUUSTUN Puhhshed by Students 37384 THE1947 HDUSTDNIAN STAFF VA? BILLIE JOYCE SMITH MR- N. S. PATTERSON Editor . Sponsor ASSISTANT EDITOR. . . . . 7 7 . . .LVIargarcl Krueger SECRETARY ........... . ....... Ellen XVheatley BUSINESS MANAGER. . . . V V . . . V . . . . . ...... Glenn Smith ADVERTISING .............. . . . . .Welcome XViIson LITERARY EDITOR. . 7 . . . . . V 7 . Jean Adair Miller ASSISTANT ........ . .................... Nancy BirchHel CIRCULATION ............................... Penny Tucker CLUBS V, . . .......Patsy Pratt ACTIVITIES ......... ' ............ 7 ........... Libbi Davlin SPORTS EDITOR ............................ Johnny Goyen ASSISTANT ............................... Jimmy Pressly SNAPSHOTS EDITOR. . . . . . . . . , ............. Bobby Dwyer ASSISTANT .......... . . . . . ...... Eric McCabe ART EDITOR .................. . . . . . . .Andy Anderson CLASS SUPERVISOR ........................... George Thom SENIOR LAYOUTS. . . . . V . . . . , . . .......... Jerry Birdwell JUNIOR LAYOUTS ......................... Dickie Dickson SOPHOMORE LAYOUTS ...... . . . . . . . . . . . .Gene Brock FRESHMAN LAYOUTS ........................... Marie Lanclos ii? PHOTOGRAPHS ENGRAVING ' PUBLISHING by by by BERNARD STUDIO SOUTHWESTERN ENCRAVING C0. GULF PUBLISHING C0. sir jaMZ oz Contenld 1'? Title page ....................................... 1 Staff and Acknowledgements ....................... 2 Table of Contents ........................... ..... 3 Dedication ....................................... 4 Campus Scenes .................................. 6 Administration . .................................. 10 Classes . . ........................................ 22 Vanity Fair ...................................... 1 18 Sports . ......................................... 148 Publications . .................................... 168 Clubs . ......................................... 174 Activities . ...................................... 214 Sn;pshots . ...................................... 236 Advertising . ..................................... 246 DEDICATION 73? The dreams and deeds of Harvey hV. Harris in no small measure have helped in the building of the University of Houston sinre its establishment as a Junior College in 1927. An instructor in speech until his retirement clue to ill health this year. his friendly smile. untiring zeal. and helpful encouragement have been a living example to all who have been fortunate enough to come under his guidance. A great lover of Texas and a it stands for, this man-in-hoots organized the Buckaroo Riding Club and the Square Dance Club, both so typically Texan that at times campus life truly breathed the atmosphere of .the old west. His memory anti influence will live long in the future of this University. VVith loving agection, a deep sense of gratitude and an everlastingr devotion, we, the stag, dedicate this 1947 HOUSTONIAN to Harvey hV. Harris. 1 a :I. r U m m H E H u E V a t 5 u G Y D nn 0.... h T The Science Building T 3 Industrial Building The Recreation Building 14dmini4 tration 7i? 7:? sar i? BUARD UF REGENTS MK. II. R. Cl'IJJi IVlltliruum 5iumlmq, Ih. IV. IV Kt-mnn-n'r. lumm IV Ix'mLxH'IIV IIImm Upu- I Inva IImmII llui...m IImrnIlury. SII-plwn IImu-r IMrIxII Vulnnl-I IVIIIMHI I5 Hulnw. Sr-ulml: Mn, Iumm I, Ilnmlmuy I5:Imvr IIIIIIIIIWIHI. lunmr I'Ivmmu Mb leu Null. Ih I I DR. E. E, OBERHOLTZER Olwrlmlm-r, Mr. III R Cullm President Nu! Pulun'tl Mrs: Kunvw Vurh-r NrInH. NHHII Ihvlmll, Vnmn N.Iamlll XIII Hm I IhuIln-y A. Doe Simpson. 4 wns..us-.- kw DR. TERREL SPENCER Registrar MR. C F. MclLHlNNliY Business Manager DR. XV. XV. KEMMERER Assislant President FACULTY Ainswnrlh, VViHie Bell Baldwin. R. V. Barnes, Natalie Bonner. Charles P. Bli1rL.R. E. Huron Carter Bmwn, Catherine Vatnn. Evalena Vhiklress Dorothy Flarlxz Fra Covington. S. C. Crouch. Rollancl G. Daniels. R. Balfour Davis. Mary L. Drake. S. V. Dvorak Henry Everett. H. C. FirL'eH. Cora Ford. Lula Bess leke. Harry Furley, Edmund Garrison. Sue Graves Leon F. Hidden. Leon C. l'lenderson. S. XV. Hicks O. R. HoFF, John E. Johnson, J. L. Johnston, C. B. Jonas. Richard Rollo, IJIviIIc Kelley, Ii L. King. Hrlm- 5pm or Km-er. l X W. I.:llu.u R. W. M Hmth. Hwy Nvll McMillin. Ii. W. Mulvlu-H, IA. SIumllm- Bump N. Ii. AKII IIIIPY, I IurnItI anly Num 3' .Inn valmllw. AIIu-Il Nixon, Iflm'nmn NHIIIL I II M. I'.I4II1 I hm Paw Iw, AItIt-n PullI-rwn, .ImL Paullmmn, N. 5. IqumL I VInn-m 1- PmIt'rsnn, I':W'I-VII Pcsrho, ,Iommo Pulley, T. If. Rnnsnm, V. I5 Ray, I5. I : Rogers, I I. A. Rumoll, Lily IA... St'ImImmn, I IV, SPIIIPH, I'. IV. x.Iunm-I I. II. SIN'pIIl'I'I IIIIIIHIIII I annx lyrny SW l. M. Sunn-H. 10mm: B. Sin-nLIv-V I MN I. Hamil. Frank L. 'l'lmmpsnn, Ned l'mlvmnml. meo Varlqmv. LyJia YHIL Jules lullm e, Jewell Velm'n. Lillian R'cmcr. Max Vhilluker l h0mas' YilL-ins R. A. Y1 Hinms, Bin V1Hinms. V. E. VIHimns. June XX'illiamson. i If. XXIIHS, Ltruisc Yilsun. Ralph anf. Jane Dinsnmre. J. B. Freeman. Chappelle Engberg, V. L. Cameron, Margaret Hugghins, E J. Penn, Tommy DR. A. N. DONNER IKE H. HARRISON DR. C. F. HILLER C. A. JOHNSON M. L. RAY A. RAY SIMS VIVIAN WATKINS JANET CROOM T. L. SHANNON FRANK DORR LOLA DUDLEY RUTH ROBERTS JUNG J. T. JENKINS J. J. McCLENDON OLIVE OVERHOLT MILDRED PANKEY ARIELLE SHEBAY ADDIE B. SMALL R. A. WILDINS JOYCE BENBROOK FACULTY MEMBERS NOT PlCTURED J. C. COCHRAN A. w. FRENCH ' PAULINE YELDERMAN A. L. KERBOW EVELYN THOMPSON G. T. BIRD ED FURLEY E. L. GREEN l. A. NAMAN M. A. RASMUSSEN AMY LEE TURNER F. BROWNE MARTHA GARDNER LELA BLOUNT JOSEPH HENKEL H. E. CONKLIN BESSIE M. EBAUGH MARY L. ECKMAN ANNE R. GLASGOW RUBYE HOOKER DOROTHY PAYNE JIMMAE LA RUE M. W. ROSA JEAN ROSA SIDNEY SLAVIN HELEN RUFENER G. W. DRAKE A. A. AUCOIN WESLEY EDWARDS C . B. RADER JUNE P. WOOD MARTIN WRIGHT LEROY SIMONS HELEN DOUTHITF M . A. MILLER LULA MAE RED DAN STEAKLEY JOSEPH S. XVERLIN L. T. CALLICUTF ROY A. CROUCH W. C. FORD STUDENT GUVEHNMENT IOHNXY COYEN PrtrSitlt'Hf 0f Simlvnl .ksm'iuliun ,ll'le V'HHAMS GLENN SMITH SUFH'MKV Hf Shulcnl Assuriuliun PWSVIUHI 0; 511N101! Council Tllc Slmln-nl Assm inllnn is the exorllln'c lwanrli Hf stLchnt Qm'mnment Its tun nllh Oh. the prudent and the secretary serve 10 fnrililuh- viiivwnl Hmpvmtmn lwlwccn the olhor gmvrnmontal dqmrhnvnts. ' TIN? stmlvnl Qumrmnvnt IS mmlmsetl Hf two 11011595 tho Slmlcnt meril. 1'10 uplwr lwllso, aml lhc Student Assemblv llw lmwr hum: Iiurh rumpus rlulu um! class is represented v The Stmlcnl anmml is lhv upper legislative Imdy in the campus gmornnwnl. mmlv up ml twa vouncIIIHCI'l-illilaruc and two rlnss representatives. 5 Student Council WWW 7952 W'W'i'f STUDENT GUVEHNMENT JIMMY PRI'ISSIN Pn'sulvnl u, Shult'ul xhsvmlvly le Shulrnl Aewmltly Is l'll' lmsm' lvulslulnv 'rrum ll Hf .slmlvnl umrnmwnl mum IJHStWI 0f IH'U H'IDH'SOII'M'HIN rl'tllll UiH'II 4'illll'HH illlll ulul 1'1 ll ltth. Sllltltfllt Assc'mlrly Claw e4 $3 fr ff Cfm 0 I947 PRESIDENT .emda Lee Coley VIC E PRESIDENT .lean Adair Miller SECRETARY Iart1m Fowler TR EASL' R ER Mary .Innc I limers ABRAMS, SAMMY N. B.B.A., Mnnagemcnl Intramural Football, 1942; Honor Ru , '41-'43; '46-'47. BALDWIN, ROBERT W. BS. Chemistry Red Mosque Players. '46-'47; Student Assembly '44-'46: American Clwmislry Nwivly '44-'47. ALSTON. M. K. BARBUTO, Paul ANDRE, JEANNE 85., A.A., Music nml Educulion Choral Club, 715347. Secretary '46. Pm- gram Cllainnan. '47; Cougar Collegians. b45346: Frvnch Club. '45-'47: Press Club, '45: Red Masque Players, '45-'47; Velvet Curtain Club. '45; Booster Club. '47; Orcheslra, '46: Student Council. 47; Honor Council. '47; Who's Who. '46- '47; Varsity Varieties. Q15347; Vcnus Candidate. 215346; Editor of La Ficulle rle Chou, 315; Reception, Princess. '47: Junior Scholmship Society: Senior Schol- arship Socicly. , BAUMEL, JOW .l'. BRA, Sccrvlan'al Co-EJ-Plls, '43'44; Cn-Etl, 1153-16; le Masque Mayors. U3: Nvumun Club '45-'46; Scuclurinl Vlulx -1-'1 '1! .; l'mmlu-r Club. 116, ATKINSON, NORMAN 1K YI'IVINO, LIL! .IAN 7LXlx l'Hl:l , VII.I.lXM P. I;S. I:l MHHHHK'Q V1.12anmlrnt, Supliomwru Clnv 11 LE. l' r1 vntwr f lrsln '41: unity Varu-lu-a '41, Intvrl nva1ulv X :u llt Karma ,4 I: Swivty ol FHL'IFIPVH, JIJ 12: thlllws :Mlmlmxlmhun Vlulr. Prc-wlrnt. V411 '7 Nu'u-U uf FIuL l'rmnlvnlx; WM '47. BERING. SAMUEL E. CHIODO, MARY B.ExL Business Admimsh'almn Vho's Vh0, '47; French Club, '44. '45. '47: Secretarial Club. 116347: Cougar Collegians, 5H, '45; Newman Club '45. '46. '47: Spanish Club. '44; Junior Scholr arship Society. 513316, Srnior Scholar ship Society, '47. BO VEN, MARJORIE BA, History Newman Club, Secretary. '43-'46: Co-Ed Club. 215547; Buckaroo Club. .43346; Cougar Collegians. 34-1346; Booster Club. 745346; Varsity Varieties, '44-'46: Span- ish Club, '43-'45. COGAN, RUTH BROXVN, BILLIE COLEY, WANDA LEE BUM, Drama Presiljent of Freshman Class, '44; Server tary of Sophomore Class, '43; President of Senior Class, '47; Honor Council, 46: Sturlenk Council. '44-'47; Vho's Vho. '45-'47: Junior Scholarship Society. '45; Senior Scholarship Society. .46347: Out- standing People, '46, '47: Outstanding Sophomore Drama Award, 45: Out standing Junior Drama Award. '46: French National Honor Society, Vice- President 117'; Red IWasque Players. 314517. Vice-president. '45. President '46: Collegiate Drama Society. '44347. VVorthy Stage Managen '45: Cougar Collegians, '45-'47: French Club. '45-'46: Choral Club. '44 '47; Methodist Skudenl Union, .4647; Vanity Fair, '44. '46, '47: CALDIXRERIA ROSALIE T. Varsity Varieties, 314347: High School Reception, '45346, Queen. '47. BBJL Serrelartal Co-Ed Club, '45-'46: Eeeretarial Club. 43-47; Newman Club. EeCIelary. '46-'47. FOLLINS. HAROLD L. HR, Enginuuring Frontier Firstn, '47; Shulcnl Assembly, lib. Rt-n-pliun: .Irunmr Hulda th, Prince, 47; Nun-ly u! fluh Prvsitlenls, 3163-47; Iptorl nllvgmlc- Xm Ill Ram ' ' Dunro flub, Prmillr'nl, '4 3107317: Ev nouns Suvicty, Pwsixlenl, '46; Sorioly of Engineers. '46-'47. 41: Square CONCRADY, CLEO C. BA English Senior Scholarship Society. '45-'47: Vivm President, '46-'47; Junior Scholarship So- ciety. President. '- 45; Treasurer. Soph- omore Class, '44-'45; President, Junior Class. 5157.46; Sludcnl Council. '45-'46: Le Quartier Latin, St-trelary, '44-'45. President, '44-'47: Newman Club.' 43.44. '46347; Presidents Chub. Sorrclary. 116347; French Honor Society, l16:47; Vlw'5 Who, '45-'47: Outstanding Stu- dent of French Department: L'Alliance Francaisc de Houston Award. '45. .s CONROY, CHARLES W. HS... Poliliml Science Business Administration Club. ll: Foil Club. '41-'42; Harvest. '41-'43; Cu-alm: Vriling Club. '41. '42 '47: anlivr Fiesla. '41; Cougar Stan: Fz-nlurv Editor. '42. Associate Editor. '42. Mannging Editon '43: Red Masque Players, '43; Houstonian, Club Editor. .43; Prcss Club, '43-.47; Cougar Joumalism Scholarship Award, '43; Varsity Varieties Escort, '43: Outstanding People. '43; Texas Student Government Associalion, '43: Velcmn's Club. '47; Psychology Club. '47: Coun- selor for Veterans, '47 COOPER, CONSTANCE CREVENSTENE, GLORIA L. HBJL Acvnunlmg, Pswlmiogy H.912. Virnprl'sidc-nl, '45-'47: XVhols th. 3113347: Business Allminislmllon flub. 'vch-JT: Tennis Club. '46 '47; Psy- chology Club '463-17. a HVAN, HENRY LEE HA, ;4' 41011; 1 1'3$ Spanish Vlub. '3074u, Vnnlrrlnny Club. '46-'47. Huchwu Adnmuslvnlmn Flul: 39341, 216347. DAVLIN. LIBBI B.Su Spanish Cougar Sta , '45-'46, Editnr, 2'16; Vmsily Varieties. '46; Sludont Assvmbly, Scum lary. '46: Press Club. '45-'46; Cougar Cont-gians, '45-'46; Honor R0 , 515916. 17 0l'GHTERY, KENNETIVI 6 HHYH'LN MARTI IA FAY BS. Pu'rlxnlngy, Hluralion Hmlmnm Club. I-H '47, Vlui Prosulonl. I-l IJH: Prrxulrnl, r-l'v I-IIL Fqunrv Ham 1' Club, 113347, Vn'v Pn-sidvnt. 5113-15; lelimllsl Sludvnl L'mnng5nrml Stlvnu' CIUIL PS-x'cholugy flulw, Lougur Cullvgi- nns. VulitHillvs, Sorrvtury Juniur Club. 473413. Svrn'lary Sx-ninr 414.64 Zlhri-ITA DAVIS. BOB FRANTZ, EBX C . DERR, ERNEST, JR. B.B.A., Public Accounling Business Club. '40. '41. '46; Newman Club. '46-'47: Veteran's Club. '46-'47. FRENCH, MARTHA L. BRA General Business Secretarial Club: 45347: Psychology Club, '47: Businoss Club, 116347; Cou- gar Collegians, '453464 FANDEL, ELAINE B.B4A., General Business Operatla. '44: Newman Club. '44-'47. President. '45-'46; Co-Ed.Eus. '44-'45; Co-Ed Club, '46; Buckaroos .45346: Cougar Collegians. '44-'46: Red Masque PlayerS. 35346: Student Assembly. '44: Secretarial Club, '47. FL'RMAN, MARGARET FOX 8.5., Drumalirs Varsity Valieties, '44-'45; Reporter Couv gar, 245. Society Edimr: 4Var Bond Quocn. '45546: Red IVIasque Players. 31-1347: French Club. '44-47: Cougar Collegians, '444'47: Modern Dance. Treas- un'r. '46: Press Club. '45; Honor RON. '44347; VVho's lem, .464 FAL'LBEE, HELEN GIBSON, TOMMY COLDMAN, RUEBAN BS. JILLINGHAM, L. J. GOOIMVIN, BIiT'I'YE LOU 3.5. GLAROS, ELIZABETH B.B.A.. General Business Secretarial Club. Business Adminislmlion GOYEN KJHNNN CIUL' Buckaroo Chill BABJL General Business Freshman President. '39; Sophommc President. '40: Councilmnn-ul-I.argc. '41: Secretary of Student Association. 442343: Texas Sludcnl Government Assoclalton. '43: President of Student Association, '46-.47: Frontier Fiestas Night School Director. '40-'41. Chairman of Board Growing Contesl. '40-'4l, General Chau- man of Fiesta. '47: Outstanding People. '43-'47: Who's VVho, '42-'43: HOUSTO- NMN Staff. Associate Editor. '43. Adver- tising Manager. '47; Sports Edilor. '47: Cougar Slag. Sports Editor. '42-'43. Senv ior Business Advisor. 116747: Ple-an Club, Board of Dlreclmss '40: Advertis- ing Mnnagelr and Editor linolba Pio- gram. '46: sereplion. Frcnmnn Du'e, GLAROS' EUNICE '39. Escort. '47; Business Administration B.B.A.,Secre!an'al Training Club. '47; Newman Club, 317. Cougar Business Administration Club. Buckarocs. Collegians. '4.- PII'Sr Club '47. Cougar Collegians. Secretarial Club. Treasurer, '47. - CRAI IAM, .Il 'ANH'A HEESCKE. URSULA BA. CRIGGS, GLORIA BERAUD B.S. HUGH, AUGUST F. B.B.A. HOLTON, BE'ITYE JO 8.5.. Education Student Assembly, '43: Varsity Varieties. 114345-46: Frenth Club. ,45345: Psy- chology Club, 315-517; Vice-Plesidenl. '46: Cougat Collegians. '43-'46; Fulure Teachers of America, '46-'47; Home Economics Club, 115346: Red Masque Players '44-'47; Architects Ball Queen Candidate, 4?; High Srhool Reception. Princess, '47. , ,. , , HN MERb, MARX JAKE 38A,, Accounting Buckaroos '43-'47, Sergeant-at-Arqxs. '44: Cougar Collegians. 113545: Co-tdelfcs. 44345; TrPasurt-r Senior Class. '47: Sec- Ielarial Club, '43-'47; Red Masque Players. 43346 HAROXVITZ, ROBBIE LEE BEAU Public Accounting Secretajy of Hillel Club '45. Treasurer, 116:1 becretarial Club, '46-'47; Honor Rol, '44-'47. , , . JACKSON, MARX ANNI; - AA am! 85.. Ummahr's St. Patricks Quccn fNavyL 44; Honor RolL '44-'47; Assemblyman. 4 3; Varmy Yarielies. 544347: Serrefary Nudvnl Council. 1163477: HOL'STONIAS. '46; Rva resenlalivo to Sam Houston Stale Toat Ir Ins College '47: Outstanding Peoplv. 4. : Rorvplion, Princess, '47: Re Masque Players. '44-'47; Methodist Nu- dcnt Union, .4147; Buckarons. 44447: Cougar QoHegians. 314347; Cu-Edellvs. 4-1-45: Chqral Club, 115:46; Collegiate Dramalir 5oci9ty Business Manager. Promplress, 115-317: Art Club, 115346: John R. Bender Scholarship Award, Oul- slanding in Drama. HARRIS, WILLIAM B. KRONBERC, LOUIS A. 8.5.4 Mmlmnical Engineering Engineers Society. Treasurer. 44, Board of Dnvdors. 3467.47; Hillel Society. '46-'47. THOLEN, GLENN LlTlrlERLAND, JOYCE 8.5., Art Education Vicc-President Junior Class. '45-'46; Stu- dent Council, '45-'46; Student Assembly. 313344545; Honor Council. '46-'47; Stu- dent Library Assistant. '44.'45; Varsity Varieties. '44-'45: Cougar Collegians. '43347: Press Club. '43-'44: Art Club. 313347. Vice President. 47: Red Masque Players. '44-'47: Social Science Club. '45; Motlern Dance Club. 315346: Fu- ture Teachers 6; America. '47: HOESJO- NIAN, '43-'44: ougar, '43 '44; Met 0 ist 1 Student Union, '45-'47. NIANG CONRAD 13.5., EJucalirm Squires, '37-'38; Cougar Stair. 37330: Business Administration Club '38-'30: Fencing Club, 37-38, Vlrcvprcshlcnl. '30: Glee Club. '57-'39; Mt-lhmlisl Club, '46-'47; Future Teachers, '46-'47; Sorinl Science Club, '46; Veteran's Club, '46: Honor Society in Education. l7; Honor Rn . '43-'47; Who's Who. '46, LAZARE, JAQUELINE 8A,, English French Club, '43-'47. President, '43-'45: Spanish Club. '43-'46; Secretary. '44-'45. Treasurer, '45346: Psychology Club. '45- 47; Rerl Masque Players. '43-'47; Social Science Club, '45-'46; French Cabaret. '44-'45; Student Library Assistant, '44-'47. MANGRUM, GERALD BS, Govemmenl Red Masque Players. '42-'43 LUCY. KATHRYN 8.5.. Education Varsity Varieties. '45: Cougar StaH'. '45; Buckaroos. '44346, Secxetary, '45: Can- terbury Club. '46-'47; Red Masque Play- ers. '44-'46; Future Teac ers of America. '46-'47: Social Science Club. '46. MARGOLIUS, MARY D IELTON, ALAN 8.5. MELLOTT, RUTH B.fL Hislory 1.6- Quartier Lalin. '45-'47: CorresponJ- ing Secretary. '46. ViceAPresidenL '46. Hostess, 4'.': Associate Editor. La Fallinc de Chou. '46-'47; Socralic Society, '46; XVho's Vho. MAYER, SAMMY BB.A.. Accounling Hillel Club, '46-'47, President. '46; Junior Scholastic Society. 315346; Outstanding Junior in Business Administration. '46. Beatrice VV. Baldwin Award; Honor Roll. '44347. MARTINEN, HECTOR MICAK, Ii. R MIN MEL. ALBERT BRA. MILLER, JANE E. BA, MILLER. JEAN ADAIR 3.5.. AA, Art Vice-President Freshman Class. '44; Vice Ptesident Sophomore Class. '45; Vice- President Senior Class. '46; Student ASA sembly, '45: Student Council. '44-'46; Honor Roll. '43-'45: Junior Duchess. High School Reception, '46 Princess. '47: Varsity Varieties. '44-'46. Stag. '44. Venus Candidate. 313346; Cupid Fling Sweetheart. '46: HOUSTONIAN Staff. '45- 47: Assistant Chief Fire Patrol. '45: Alt Club, '43-'47. Secretary. '45. Plesidenl. '47; Christian Society. ViceAPresidenl. '45: Buckaroos '43-'47; President. .44. VicePresident, '45; Treasurer. '46; Cou- gar Collegians. '43-'47; Escrollus Club. '45-'46; French Club. '46 '47: Co-Edeltes. '43-'44: Square Dance Club. '43-'47. Treasurer. '45. Secretary. '46: Society of Club Presidents. 916347: Red Masque Players, Velvet Curtain Club. '43-'47. MILLER. JOANNA N.HJV, Cwurrnl Busmoss Butlmmns, Busim-ss Adminislmhon Club, Nwrvlarial lub, Assemblyman, '45-'47. MINTURN. MARTI IA HBJL Art'ulmliny Cougar Cullvgium. .4334? SVCH'HH'MI glub. Tn-usun-r, 435-10. Srcrelmy. 11:3- .17: 'illsinvss .'Xlln1i11islrnlli1n Club, 110' A17: lEanuslinilos. 463-12 : Cnnh-rbury Huh. 45-117. MOORE. THOMAS BS. O WiN. M HMiRT NAUMANN. QUENTIN PALMER, SHIRLEY HHWA Avrmmling Cougar Collogizms. 113315; Business AtL ministration Club, '4!. '-17; Ex-Auslinilvs j Club, '40-'47; Scrrelarinl Club, '46-'47, NESMITH. FRANCES JANE B.A., History XVhds XVhol '467-47; Junior Scholarship borivtyL President. 315346; Senior Schol- arship Society. '47: Honor Council. '46- '47; Le Quarlicr Latin, Treasurer, '45-'47. President in Summer of '46: Methodist Sludenl Union. '44-'47; N'rilersr Club. '45-.46: Social Science Club, 315546: PreiLaw Club, President, '45; Socratic Society. 15346; Fulurc Teachers of America, Parliamentarian, '46-'47: Mur- lha Gano Housloun Award to Outstand- ing Student in Fmshman History. '45: Martha Crane Houstoun Away! to Oul- slanding Student in History, 46. PELTON. RALPI I REA. PRESSIN. ,IXMICS H5 High F: lnml Rm wptlun H III'HII l Isltwln 'rlIL Rm! Muwluz- I'lrnwlx In 'H Vouuzu fnnvumlh .II, 1 PINK VIM. L11,7117. llul'xmxnx. In I l- llmL I v1 lvmmn Vilh: III l X un mlmn 111. l . VIHMPH-xult-nl. SIIHII'III mllull h. l- Pr-Nuln-nl uerluL-nl Xxxvmlwh v-II- l' hmmmn Hf vmmhnn nf lenlrnh ' l':-' lT, Snaul SxIx-n-x- Vluly Ali'llv Vtilvran's vlulv 1137.47: IMI1mI1cl Iul1 40:4, . MlxluntIlnu Ponplv l -; Hunm PILRNOL'D. RENE Rm 2;; 3.5, PRAVEL, RETTA A. 85., English Square Dann- Club. .4336. Burkurnos, 31346: Spanish Club 316. COVE! Club '46: Red Masque Player; 4'1. PETHERIOTES. JAMES BRA. REED, JACQUELINE 38A,. General Business Secretarial Club. 4634?; Newman Club. :46VZ4T; Business Administration Club. 46- 47. PIERCE. CAROL 35.. Music Secretary Freshman Class, '45; Cougar Collogians. 1447.46: French Club. 114545. .Recorfling Serretary. '45-'46: Buckaloos. 44; Square Danre Club, '44-'45: Varsity Varieties, '45-'47: Vanity Fair Beauty. '46-'47: Choral Club, 44346: Red Masque Players, '44-'47, ROSEN, LESTER 8.8.44. ' PRATT, RICHARD SCRL'CGS. MARY mm. SCHNEIDER, LOIS? EBA. RUDELL. JAKE ROY, RUTH B.S. SANDERS. SELNALOIS BBJL Curwrul Business High School Reception. '40; Business Nlanngvr. Cougar, .40, SI ll ?Pli. ROBERT BWS Biology SKINNER. JUANITA SMITH, GLENN R. B.H.A , Alumlgwnvn! Square Dance Club. 314.217; Slutll-nl Assembly. 310; Press Club, 310347; Com gnr 51a , '46: Halts mun: Stun, '40-'47. Business Managvr. 4T; Fin- Pulrol Chir-f. '46: PR'Sithnl-S Assoriahom 517; Cougar Collegian Honslr-r Club Pn-sirlt-nl 'lih-I'17: Rad Masqut- Playt-rs .4137an: National Collegiate Dramum' Forir-ly. 316317: SluAL-nl Founril. Prvsitlvnl, .47: Busim-h Arlmmistmlion Vlub, V-ITC STANI 1XRI I MXRCAREVI ling , '1' 1 Vuugnr kulcumns. 113,17. Vum Pn-sl- ulcnt. 'Aln. Sorrvluu'. '43; Uutslumhng Girl. .713 Rm! Masque Players. '43-'47, thpnunlonl. 1135-17, Velvrl Curtmn Ululx. I-H 1L , .julstamlmg Tm'hnirul .Vanvr, '13; Singe- Manager, KIT, Alpha Vii Umran, 71151. . HOL'SToNIAx, 3437 I-ltL. Llumll lMilnr. -14, Assnrmte EJItnr, l'w. ,th's .th, 455-17; Ouksknndmg Pvuplv. I-h-z Frnnrh Club, Slurlont As- wmbly. .4335: Junior Drama Auanl. I-Ih: Butlnlion Vhir-f 0n Fir? Patrol. SPENVER, STELLA M. MRS. RM: Nursing Ethlruhrm. English Swrvlnry Vutrmnk Club, '45: Serial fuerut- Vluh, 3473346: Veteran's Club. 46347. SMITH. OHMA SMITH. JOSEPH SNVANSUN. NH. 1 ICRRN 1L9. I'lwilv:111:-111-.mnvvn len-nl , Vnun' II 'F- '1'. Prlwhl: n! N-i'l. umnrv Vlnw ll : 31:. Vt-tv-ran'x . 111': 1-17.47 Yr inulx-nt 11773lm Hqun-nl 1h Vungmr RM 43 '1'.- Prvu , Illli 1 '- ll.- Vumh H Nw-v'l-mnn Prvwl 410m ' l'n' 1- I'luulmg rlulr Vuu- Haul Jun! 31131:. BMLMIMII Hunm-r Hui. 31:111. l'n-mlx-nH Vluix. WM 'IT Um dunrhnu H-uplx- 1. s I I-:I :H ;. BM'l-ZRIX H 1., sh! IP F?'UIHP rlv Chum, I-Hj-l'y Iv Quumv-r lmnhn 445111, Se-rrvlury. 47. l'h'lhll Hanur FmIvl'x, 1'1 '47, Sewrvlun, .717 l'sxmllus. ..lh. Xrl flub. 113W: PIYNI rlvnl, I-l'v. Vuuuur Vunvmunx: 1H: Var nly Vunle-N. Vrnln Vunrluluh'. I-l'u. Hugh Nhnul Rmvptmn, '4... THEOFILLV. DEUWRES HS, Hrulll: um! thsuul lfllurulmn Slmlenl Assrmbly. '43 '44; Cougar SmH. 44:45: Burkamns. '43, le Masqur- Players. 31343; Varsity Varieties, '43. Smxman Club. '44-.4'3: Square Hanrv gllfh. CH: Burkamn Club, 44-43. Ii 11 X '47: Entertainvrs Club, '45. NELSON. SIGVARD YliBliR. ANITA XYYNNE, K Hi YARBM H 'UI l, lil .HiN X'lER. IVLXE bIRS. BN'L.Psw'lmlngv R5: Inumnllsm, English :;7' 1 1'1 h'l:. 1 l3 '2'. ??'?ngy'lml'I'. :31 V V7 ..14 .y . . - w . . syrmuuy 1U. - , ,, rt-suvn, Ah; uugur NAIL H- 46' l M: Elflli; 4! 411' Slmlvnl Auislnnl Ill Psvrlmlngv, III ; l-IT'; Mollmrlisl Nurlcnl Union. 41-41; I'ulum V' -o . V . . v , l', I V M . TV 'Ir-re uf KmPriC'I '46-'4' luninr urfxy' urn-Sws, ,1 ,J Vu'. :mlm- .0 fm I . k. . h '. ore, 43v H: lm-mll lulu, J : 45f uuuur FCImIasliv Sorioly, 473- 41:; 50mm N Iml- Vullvlimi 437:4- Hm L um '44, FH- nslir Society. 1165-17. L I A V 4 H ' lun- 'Il-qu-rs :an Anwnvu. ll. '12 ; Hair IN lee-nl l'ninn, Vx'ILSUN, JESSE BS, Soviulngy Harwsl Stan, 115347, Busim-ss Manager. ' 1 Y '46: HOUSTONIAN Staff. VVritvrs Club. KAI I ' IX k H I353-17; First Prize, Short Story Cnnlrsl. 1046 Harvest. WUNCH- HARR'ET MILLER, GEORGE 35., Elementary Educalion H5. Chrislmas Seal Drive, 116; Hillel Club, 345347; Fulun- Tearllcrs of Amerira. '46-'47. SEALH, ROBERT 3.5.. Pllym'; Shulvnl Assembly H 31 ,, Honor Foun- vil, 'H '47, Inlmmlnry Aksielunl in Phyy IN vaurlnwnl. 711 IL : VImF Who. '1331, ; Amorirnn Flmnblry 5nricly hnpll-r. 25:11 Prrwnlr-nt, v11 HALXX'ORTH, DAV E GHADUATINB SENIORS NUT PIETUHED Bachelor of Arls BOURNE. HARRY ED VARD GREEN LUI'IS HARRY XVIUJAMS. JUNE LENORF. Bachelor 0i Science ASA. JOSEPHINE S. HOLSTON. IRENE GAIL BARCUS. JOHN MAC IIRX'IN. VlNSTON LEONARD BILY, VLADIMIR GEORGE KASER. JACQUELINE BIRKMAN. ROGER X'. KINDRED. AUBREY BLIEDEN, IVAN LAXYRENCE KL'TTLER, JOHN BONNER, IANTHA CARR LESLIE. MARGL'ERITE BRIEGER. ROBERT SINCLAIR McHUGH. MARY S. SISTER BROXVN, LEO CLIFFORD MILLER. VASSAR MORRISON BYRD. FRANCOISE ELAINE MITCHELL, COLLEEN C HAPIN, MILDRED CATHERINE NEW'SOM, TOMMYE CONAXVAY. ED LINK NIXON, VALERA ELOISE CROW'DER, JERAL JO NORTH. ERMINE GRACE DECKER, RUBY KATHERINE PENA, SAM M. DICKERSON, LINXVOOD XVAVERLY POXON, C LARENC E ARTHUR DuVAL, MARY EVELYN . PRESTON, GLENN L. DVORAK. HENRY RUDOLPH ROGERS, CHARLES ETHERIDGE, TOM XVATSON ROSEN, BERNARD EVANS, LEON MAURICE SIMONS, LEROY H. FIELDS, ROBERT DALE STEINMANN, ANNE FLAIG, FERNE E. STELTER. MARY FRAZER, CORINNE L. STEXVARD, ANNIE FRY. MORRIS A. STONE, ALMA E. FULLER, ALICE LORENA SULLIVAN, GRAYCE FURLEY, EDMUND, JR. TAUGHER, SYDNEY RAY GAGE, RICHARD TAULBEE. HELEN GAMBLE, CLYDE TERRY, DWIGHT GARNER, CHARLES VICK, OCIE M. GASTON, MARIAN XVADDELL, MATHIS HAGGARD, GRACE HERNDON W AHRMUND. ROSE HARRIS, GORDON M. . VVALTMAN, ANNIE MAE HELM. VICTOR MORTON VVlLLlS, DOROTHY HENDERSON. ROBERTA WILSON. EDXVIN STERLING HINDMAN, LEWIS DUNCAN WILSON, MARJORIE Bachelor of Business Administration ANDERSON, ROBERT S. HINES, ANTHONY ANDERSON. RUTH LARSON, ROBERT R. COBB, JOSEPH C. LEACH, JOHN ANTHONY CUNNINGHAM, CHARLES 13., JR. MULVEY, JAMES DAILY. FREDERICK DALTON PACE, ARTHUR, JR. DORR. FRANK PARSONS. XVARREN H. DURBIN, OTIS L; RYAN, JOHN L. GREGORY, LOXVELL E. TOOMEY, VALENS. JR. GL'THRIE, ROGER, JR. WILLIAMS, ELAINE L. GRADUATES POI IN, JOSEPH liRlil '. Bli'l'TY MOLLUY, KA'H IERINE MYERS, JAY .9 PK KARI X ,IUI INNIF M. 5? RI 'GCS Vll .l .IARD RAY VOI'NGBIXJCH1 V'. F. POOR, VELMA ISI N 'K, MINERVA WW 0 1948 PR liSll ENT , Margaret Kruogor VICE PRESIDENT Cary Russell Not Pictured; TREASURER Barbara Babcock SECRETARY PEIUICHC F?! user Akin, Frank Alderson, Harriet Allen. Bryon Allman, John Andrane, Robert Anlle. Thomas Arnold, Gerald Armstrong, A. E. Aunspaugh, Dale Ansley, James BEIIXTOCL', Barbara Ba . Billy Bailey, Gene Baird. C. D. Barnes, Robert Ballerson, Adair Balterson, Anne Beth Bayless, Frank Baxter, Jack Beem, IVIarjorie Barker. Marjorie Boll. Boras Bcndes, Helen Bennet. Robert Bratten, Thomas Brigham. Jane Brewer. Larry Brumbelov. J06 Buckely, Lola Beth Buckley, XViniam Burton, Albert Caney, Jeanne Campbell, James Carlson, Marlan Carsten, Keenan Carter, Archie Casey, E. M. Castros, Carlos Catsinas, Margaret Cathey, Kenneth Bcny. Cmulyn Blumlmrrl. Evelyn mm, mm BirLeHuach. Janet Boalman. Ruth Bollifott, Isadore Booth Joyce Bowles, Anita Christian. Mark CWEIILC Elcul'mr Cobb, Mary Ellen Connor, Robert Cook. David Cooper. Martha Cox, Katherine Cmsson, E. L. Vunninuhnm, T. .l. Furry. Mary Ray Dnnshy, AL P. Davis, Anne Davis, Joan Davis, Merlin Dawson. Herbert Deal, Alfred Deloarh. Rodney DeRaven. D. J. Dnerge, Maynau! Dreyling Carlila Douglas. V. T. Dugan. .lt-un Dwyor, Bub lipporsnn. Joan Goelzenluchtet XVestley Goldbach, VaIter Geode. J. H. Grabowsky, Nlary Lee Grant, James Gray, Robert Green, Marian GreenEeId, Hannah Grimn, Earl Guerra, Alma Gulley, Sue Hand, Floyd Hamblet, J. M. Hamilton. John Henderson. J. E. Hemphi . James Ester. Doris Ealu'n. Carl Fauser. Paulene Fox, Richard Friedlander. Lois Gailey, Ethel Garrison, IVIarie Gentry, Calvin Higgins Noble Higgs, Leslie Hines, James Hinton, Lawrence HoHpauer, Archie Holland, Robert Holmes. Varren Hopkins, Lorraine Householder, Dwight Hmlcck. James I'luugins, .lnc, Mrs. Huggins. J00 Hughes. Claude Hughes, Patsy Hunt, Eugene Hunter, .lohn Humphreville. V. M. Alarlzson, V. L. Jackson, Valter Jared, Daniel Jensen. Owen Jisha, Fred Jones, Marilou JONES, Jean Kmpei Ly Ruy Kruvuvr 3Luruunjl Law rc-nn-V Thump l: Lum-nt ,luu r.- lJnelmwltvr llcriwrt Y Lt-xne Hon 5 lx-wn Hm lruls Hurnlzl I LIIM H II ,Mrs IJHIP Vluv' Iwnu lu-hnv. Lurnnnh- Rnsr Mun.- lIA P ,IaFL IJW EH!!! .XIrIIIH Phll'llvlhl XLcrhn Vxntt M. I Lmd Ray Mkax .haIlr-s .Vltkhvuhl JarL 51flj'fhx If? Jean VJ rm Pummo Mme: Alan Mlllm l'dmn Muhlr Sally Am. Muniyumrn Paul . 1' '4 S1JIIIKH Mumwn I: XV 31urMu Pwt'ha l uum' MNB Minn! 31u$mmr Clmh Hm H x14 VsIlI0 Nunm'n RM melun Xlu'r Nule Rnlmul Ntvlmxxllu Unwin- Nmnmn, I Iurm v UJIML lirnml Ulrnmm RX Ulsun. 1111fo ,,q Ushman. Melvin Ushunn, OriHa Pappas. Chris Patterson, Bob Paul, Bank D. Pc-rlstein Selma Platter, Allen Poerschke. V. H. Powell, Murray Pratt. Dick Pratt, Palsy Preiss, H. G. Prilchelt, Virginia Purlis. Pat Ranch. Duncan Ray, Herbert Rwlnl Xt-mm Lam Rvmm xl I Jn-Jmu Rc-ul ldlu'lhu- RFIIIL' lybwlh . lllI Rt-ynnLL. PM'H Rn-lu, Wulln... RH hey. Rut' Mum Rnlwrtmn, HuHA Robinson, Beverly Robinson, Leak Robson, Evelyn Rogers, Travis Rosal, Carlos Rosenthall. Hie Rosenthal, Harriet Russell, Garry Safas, Yaso Samuels, Pat Scott, H. L. Schamayne, Olsen Schelling. Louis Sharp, Tommy Shaw. Joe Simmons, James Slrourl. Billy Swayze Mary Talmferrq John Tash. Daniel Tank, John Thompson. Bi Tlmm. George Tips, G. P. Tulley. Mary Janc- Turman, L. B. Turrichi, LyJia Ulrirh, .loy l 1yivh, Adolph Vituni, Ramon Wagonsener, Billy Vashburn, Villiam Small. l Icrschol G. Smilh, BiHIC Joy: 0 Smith, Calvin D. Smylm. XX'dlimn l7. Sncdecor, Thomas C. Station, Kitty Stewart, Gloria . Story, Orville L. 1 1 41111anBilliclmn XX'PHVGII EYHH aner, Sal B. XX'osl, Fcllnn Vhite, J. V. Vl1ilney. Robert XViese, Eugene XViIhford, Baldwin XVagner, Jack meson, VcImmt' V. XVorrc , M. G. Vrigl1t, Comma Wuensch, Opal VVugman, Fannie Yancey, Earl Yarhrough, F. Lee Young, Paul A. Creighton, Georgia Hunt, Roy Longina, Virginia Cfcwo o 194 9 IREHDENT Em 1MCCan MJ3PRESDENT Sarah ,IGHC j 105163 SECRETARY Betty Lou David TREASURER Gene BFOCk Abernathy, Major Adams. Robert H. Albright, Reagan Allen. Robert Allen. Shirley Allman, Mary Ellen Anderson, Lennart Anderson, V. L. Angevine, Robert Angman, Bemdt G. Arnold, Betty Lou Amy, Margaret Ashom, Wayne Asculi, VVemer Ask, Mary Joe Atcr, Clinord H. Atkinson, Howard L. Atmar, Timon Aubrey. LeRoy S. Ault, John Vv'. Backus, Betty Bgdeaux, Ed Bailey, Betty Jean Bailey, Byren C. Bairstow. XV. H. Baker. Lawrence J. Baker, 0er L. Baldwin, Spence Barber, Pat 'Baraeld, M. H. Barker, Lola Mac Barron, Barbara Barnclt, Brurc Barton, Dirk BIISIWHIEL :l'HCC Batman, George Bauuhmim, J. P. Baxtcn Glen Buymvn, Gmmcy Bo , .lzurk Bo , Margaret Ann Bolll. Emil A. Benthn . Fred L. Berry. Rnlxcrt Binlwvll, .lvrry Blnt'vaoml, George Bluschkc, i luroH Blumenthal, E. V. Bnlm, Rnbcrt O. Buchm. Roy T. ane. Donald Bnrchenling, Harry Borjas, Roger anlfm, Robert F. Bourbon, Betly Box, Betty Boyle, Frankc Bradbury, J. V. Brady. Ben I l. Bray, Lloyd L. Rritlnin. Vivan Broudnox. A. C. Brock. 7 heIsey Brock, Cone Brooks. David G. Brnms Paul Brown. Travis V. Browning, T. C. Bln'klvy. Joseph I Bumnglon, Charles Bulmm. Norman Birrhfiel, Nancy Huwns. John IgllVPllS ,IIISCph A. Byers. Mule CaMm-IL Rex N. Callagiromx Vincent Campbell. Nlelvin Cnnalcs, B. J. Cnnnnla, Fred Capers. Frances Caplau Irvin M. Capps. Forrest D. Carpenter, Charlie Carpenter. Errol S. Carpertier, F. J. Carroll. Madge Carson, E. M. Cash, Raymond J. Cecil. Albert Chadwick. John C. Chimrc, Phyllis Chandler, Carl H. Chaney, Belly Chapa. Abel Christmnn. Claml Chrislcnnt, Eliznlwlh Clar, Otis K. Clark, Marvin F. Clark Noel D. Clarke, Fred Clarke, George Clauset. Alvin O. CIcppcr. Murforcl L. Cluud, Vm. J. Cochran, Art Cnlfey, H. 1,. Cole, Beverly Cule, Harvey S. Conis. Victor Collum, B. R. Compise, Leon J. Cook, James E. Cooksey, VVilliam Cooper, James Corrigan. James VV. Cosselli, Frank Cox. Hewitt B. Cox. Murray P. Cox, William R. Cmtlwr, Rnylnuml Frnwlvy, D. Ii. Cunior, Philip Furry, Punk 1:, 1Il!iI1u, Rnlwlt .1. I L410, Kenneth R. Duiglc, ViH1e R I Lane, Alfred L. Daniels, Bertie Dnvixl, Belly Lou Davis, Butty .lo Davis, Joe I h-nlnn, .lulm V. Dealnn, Snmyc I Mnls, Vnyno L. DcKnnlor, Anton Dt-Murco, Beulrice Dcnum, Donald Dickson. Charles Dichy, Ruth Dodd, Charles P. Domingue. Ralph Donahoe, Joe Dorr, Frank Jr. Doshier, Milton Douglas, Claudene Douglas, Villiam Draighon, Richard Draper, Jerry H. Duggad, C. U. Uuuuan, C. l.. Dulrlwr, Guy R. I Mlty, . Iyrn Dye. I lnwanl L. Hrlw, lilwmt! l.. Harman, X'iHmm K. liltlmlgc. I l. T. Eltlrilluc, Jnrk I'ZILms: D. M. linucl. Dm-kl F.SL'HWIIY. $Imlru'c Estes, lillith 'illlvllft'hl, Flnrcnrc Iix'nns, I lllnry Fillrnn Jnhll Ft-nstcrnmkvr, Bi FPFEIISUII..IO0I1 Fields. 1an 31 Fitch, Rnlwrt V. Hcshvr, liar! I: Hcsher, John N. Hvtrlwr. Dumlhy Folk. Mary Jean antmno Louise FOUL .linl hurlnvr. lrwis F, IIUWll'r, XVMISUIHW. Franklin, Pally Frcomnn, Jamcs K. Frost. Sroll Fultz, Herbert Fuqua, Aulmra Cnortner. Jimmy Cains, Dick Garrison J. R. Unlhright, Thomas Gnu. Leslie C. Uclz. Murray Cinmnlx'iu. Maxine Ginngrusso, Aurelia Gilliam. Murrus Clams. .lan- N. Glass, Charles R. Ungal, Mivlnwl Cnmlmnn, I lnrnltl Goodrum, Forest Gore, Barbara Cnrrissen, Lorraine CnuHie. Charles Graham. Addison Gray, Billy Gregory, James M. Gresham, Harry M. Criggs, Adrienne Grigsby, James A. Grisham, Joyce Guarino, Robert 1.. Gunter, M. B. Gutierrez, Danie! Haggard, Alvin 1.. Hmn'dmu Rnymuntl Hallmrt, Sam N Halfunl, Betty .lcun Hinmllnn, Vuync R. llaml, M. B. Hannnn, P. D. Hannnn, Rex Harnnssnn, Charles V. J lnnlw. Ernest Harv, l Lulunx Hargls. Virgil l largrm'v. Buster Harluml, Marian I lurral, Coorgc I l. Hurrmglnn .L'mws Hartiuulnn. Ros. F. Harris, Carolyn Harris, J. T. l'larris, Margaret Harris, Rudolph Harrowing, Frank Hartwig, Victor l'lan'ey, Villiam Haskell. ViIlinm A. Hebert, Vlytlo valvrson, Bonnie valvrson. Frnnrinc Henderson, Ray Henderson, XVillinm Henry, Patrick A. lilerlxsl, Edgar I lermes, Varren Hcslop. Ruby Helrick, Richard Heying, Lorenzo Hill, 1. H. Hi , Patsy Hodge, Julie HoHVman, Robert I lonpauir, Eine I innand, James lVIoHaan, Margaret Hollis, Carol Holt, J. T. unnpor, mu Howard, Frank B. I Ioward, J. S. Howlon. Bruce J. Hubert, Betty Lou Hughes, James M. Hughes, John N. Hun, Walter D. Huntel, W'illiamson Husmann, Bob Hulchins, Bi Jackson, Ray V. Jacobson, Jean Jahn, Cotton JCSSCC, GCDC L. lohnson, Charles D. Johnsun, Glenn I I. .lohnsnn, KL'lllH'lll JuhllSulL Mnmm Johnson. Roy V. .ltDnPS, EVCLYFI Ii. .IUIM','S .I L. Juncs. T. F. .loplin, Bi Joy. Villiam B. Kail. l laroltl Kay, XViHrid E. Kcams, Edwin V. Keck. Agnes R. Keith, Ann Keith, Ernest K. Keith. Kenneth W. Kelly. Francis Jean Kennedy, Elizabeth Kennedy, Emma Jean Kennedy, James Kathy. Betty Jean Kern. Jess Kerr. Kim Kidd. John E. Kimlm . Marion .I. King. Arthur King. Charles King, Edward King, Thomas J. King. Travis L. Klob Melvin A. Kcmlcc, Paul KImHmr. Betty Knox, Zurhic lx'nmetmvirz. 1:. Kuperky, H. l3. Kay, Katy Kmknwor, Beverly KmnwinHor, Louis Lankc, Paul Lamb, George J. Imw. Drusilln Lunsfurtl, Murgnml Lianclwnc, Arthur Larson, VilIimn Larson, VilIimn L. Law, Brady R. Lawhon. Charles . anis, Catherine Lawrence, Stella Le Fevre, L. B. Leger, Margaret Leggett, James W. LeigImPage, George Lewis, J. L, Jr. Liley, Mary Frances Lina, Harold C. Ling. R. R. Little, Katie Lively. C. R. Long. qunnc Long H. V. Lowrcy. David Lucas, George A. Luckow, Lloyd H. Lund, Eric L. Luna, Salvador Lutz, VVxniam T. Manichia, Charlie Mann, Claud Marcnnle , Vivian Marold. Oscar M. Marsh, Robert E. Martin, Bob Martin. Joe C. Jr. Massey, John R. Massey, John Mutey, James Matlage. Edward Malt. Howard Mutthcs, Bob McAndrcws, xViHiam McCabe. Eric McCauley. Louis A. McClain, Virginia Mt'Crcight, Ann McCrcighl, Belly Mx'Croskcy. Richanl Mrl hniol, John P. NI'Farluml, Billie LNh'LjillTO-V, OHS MrGthon, Nlalwl McCowcn, Adair Mclntirc, VViHiam MrKay, Fharles Mvam-y. Leslie MrKornI1.m .l. Y. MvKniulmL JunM-S McLaughlin, Gerald D'lrlx-ml, J. P. McMnslvr. lilll MrRm-, Gwen Mum, MurL Mmu1 lulm V. hqum'r, Llu'y Molzlcr, I lvnry M. Mclxlcr, leolph Miles, Dewey VJ. Miller, Donald B. Miller, Frank J. Miller, John Miller, Mark Miller, VVauaceh Miller, xVillmr Minnella. Lillian Minor, L. E. Mitchell, Joe Mark, I larry F. Mnncricf, Julm P. Lvlunrv. XVanCC Munrcmnn. Lloyd F. Mouser, LcRoy Munoz, George Murphy, Mike Murphy. Raymond L. Myers, Rl'lSSell S. Myers. Villiam Neiman, Vcrnon D. Nelson, Stewart Nicholson, Jim C. Nnrthwny, Charline Nun , Phynis Nydcggvr, Belly Calms, Duane E. Dunning, Ruth O'Gerynn. Ray Pace, Steve Page. B. J. Pointer, Marl; Parker, Jack Parker. John R. Parker. Joy Elaine Parker. Kenneth L. Parker. Vcndc1ln Pill'nt' . .lzunes l I Part Lois Liunnr Patton. Patricia PctCHmm, anrcs Peel, Brooks 1. . I cnnmglon, Joe Perkins, R. A. Perritt, Roy J. PHeger, Kenneth A. Phillips. John W . Piaza, Joseph M. Pickard. Roy Pierson, Jack Polk, Jack Pool, Kenneth Poole. Luther Presne , Glenn A. Pressley. Ray Prince, J. W. Pruitt. Margaret Purifoy. Cecil Quick, Charles B. Quiett, Arthur M. Rasch, Rolland Rasen, Alex Rayburn. James L. Raycraft, George E. Raw, Jack N. Redwine, Ras. Reed, Franklin Reesby, Carle Reeves, G. A. Reiger, Betty Jane Reynolds, Hurst D. Rhodes, Walter E. Requelmy. Billie M. Robcrlshnw, Andrew Robinson, D. V. Rochester, Monroe Rodriquez, Patsy RUCSICF, l lerman Rocsler, Joan Rosscr, Nancy .10 Rubin, Mcryle Russell. Leon VI. 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Peggy VVilson, Georgie Mac Vilson, Jack Wlilson, John E. Vilson, Pauline Wilson. Preston E. Wittlinger, Cebe Sue Woodrufr, Joan VoIfe, Doris Wlnods, Jay Voods. Ralph Vright, Jim Whight, John P. Wynn. G. N. Jr. Yale Kenneth Yonkcr, Patricia Young, James N. Young, M. E. Zinnecker, Hugh Zoch, Joyce Marie Cfaw 0 I950 14 ESH EN1 Frank Tnlvr VKWiPRHHDHNT Jnt'L Mt-Huuvr Not Pictured: TREASURER James COLL SECRETARY Homer JaCL'SOH n'. v IkWi'It vaIMH. LIHFHIH XHmn. I L M. Klwlria. Ralph .XIHdIIlS HHI'HM .Xln'ulmm, Sam . '1!1'4. 1ICHH IQ. Amsla. Lamtun AJnms. Carl P. Arlams. Cullwrme Adams. Dan M. Atlnms. James Arlnms. Lloyl .1. Adams. Ray C Aclnms. Selina Adams, V. P. AddirLS.Ear1C. Adkins. Jerry V. AJl'ean. Jack Agregard. John Aguilac.b1anuel Akridge V, J. Albert. Roy 0. Albricht. Maxwell Aldridge. Eva Neil Alessander, Sam Alexander, Beth Alexander. Nan Alfredo. Fegaredo Allen, Jack Allen, T. L, Allison, John C. Allison, OJis E. Allison, XVallace Aken. Sam L. Jr. Alsup, .1. C. Alyea. 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Coach ATHLETIE STAFF Harry Fontx'e's University of Houston Athletic Department. in Its brief two years of existence, tms tnctrmt away three Lone Slur Cow terence flags, two in tmstx'ettmtt amt une in tennis. Alden Pasctle tms ttle distinction ut piloting twn tmstx'cltmtt tvixtcs to national fame when the Cougars wore askert tast year amt this year In compete in the Nationat tntercottegiate Basketball 'ttunrnament twtct annually in Kansas City. Pasct'mk' quintet tms test only three games in these successful seasons and all have been to the Sam t tunslnn Beartmts trom Huntsvitte. A year ago ttle Cougars dropped two one point titts to the ,Kats by scores 0t 41 to 40 and 40 to 39. This season the Cougars met the Reds at the Coliseum anct setttert for tth stmrt enrt ot a 59 tn 33 count, but one week tater a sweet victory was in s'tnre tor the jinxort Houstonians when they sweatect through a 49 to 48 Victory over ttwe 'Kats. .totm Hoth two wonder boys Glenn Hewitt and Don Napier, toot; all tumors in the tennis Championship when they defeated att comers amt hart to enrt up ptaying each other tor the singtes honors. ,tewett W'attace, head football coach guirtert a very tight eleven through its first season and ended up with four wins and six setbartis. The Cougar's managed to score first in att but one of their games, tmt tact; of power proved fatal to the athletir newcomers amt the second tmtt saw the opposition forge ahead. Tract; and gott have graduatty improved with baseball coming into existence onty this year. NED THOMPSON Business M anager M DEN PASCI IE Bux'L'r'lth Couch JEWELL WALLACE Football Coach 1946-47 EHEEH LEADERS DUNN liSTICR HOBBY HOR'ARD BETTY BOX 15H .1 X GRAY GENE BROCK COTTON JAI IN COUGAR FUUTBALL LETTEHMEN TEXAS A. 8 I. vs. L'. OF H SCORE , , ,r ,? FLOYD HAND IA'AK H.AH-R A. 8' I. U C ougars 34 Eml 13ml BILL TINGLE 1 HAROLD DIXSON Burk Stuart Gordon stops an aggressive Texas 300k A. G I. back as Hans Neuman UVO. 2U looks on. The Cougars, playing their First year of football, took the 1m: end of a 34 lo 0 count. BUCK FOSS CECIL TOWNS ramp Tm. a COUGAR FDDTBALL LETTEHMEN EAST TEXAS vs. U. OF H. SCORE BILL COOK East Texas 20 - Cougars H KIN HAWKINS Con fer C unrd mm 25;; Ham JACK GXVIN Jim Batchelor. East Texas back, runs through CHARLIE MANIFIIIA Baclz the entire Cougar line 10 help his Lions 49- Back feat the Cougarmen 2044, in Commerce. BILLY MYERS TONY HHTA Guard Tm Hu EUUBAH FDUTBALL LETTEHMEN STEPHEN F. AUSTIN x's. U. OF H. SCORE LEON WALLACE SFA 7 Cougars 16 IhICL PRENTICE JACKSON Cenlcr HENRTY EOMEZ Ken Hawkins, big toe adds another point for ROY VJV-l- xCE 0C 9 Burk the Cougars against Stephen F. Austin, while Charlie Nlanichia holds and Bill Tingle blocks. The Cougars won the Con- ference tilt 16 t0 7. VALT?3NkGREEN GEORGE NodHAVITZA 0C uar EUUBAB FUUTBALL LETTEHMEN M'I'JQA hl-ZJXN End S'I'UART GORDON , , Em! Frank Brady UVO. 3D slides in the mud as a North Texas Eagle skirts around end. N0. 00 is Bi Cook, Cougar cenlen The Cougars lost a very Close 7 lo 3 game to the future LSC football rhampinns. WARREN SETTEGAST BILL 110' -l 19 End mm COUGAR B TEAM Twp RUN BUIL' IIPHIICS Trainer: Jerry BrF-vlannl Hw-rw- Hymn Tmn thx- Ml Vlr-anuuL lmL Hm-mwr and VVIHIC Davis. Anxismnl Manager, MuMln ROW: Sum Allmandra, .Xsswlant Iurmm3r Frwl Humlrn HUQIW ZlnnIvar, NIH Hullvr, FrnnL Brady Roland King, .IHH Rayburn EIHCI 1 lHFll ,h'tI'HIUPI. nrtlinnw Ruu' ,llm Vnuht, A.Rislnnl TraIne-r .Vfrwl Murray '. l VuILvr I Z Huun lmL I emrlr'rI:me Tom Vim1crn, Memnr Smith aml Billy BurfxclrL 9EASOX'S REFORM Vnugars 0 ........................................ Kilgore 40 COUQim O ...................................... MrNeese 20 rf'llEars IQ ..................................... Hillsboro 6 Cougars 7 .............................. Galveston AllStars 6 vmlflars l8 .............................. Galveston AH-Stars 6 HR. KHAN AT7l l.I7 I l'lf St'llmll Plrvqrum U. C r,- Vx-a cc; . Of H. of H. . OF H. .of H. of H. .of H. .of H. .of H. .of H. . of H. EUUBAH A SQUAD I I' 513.: 1.11,! IquI: '0'! Krus HI I ImI UIIIIIKI IIrI'I-IIIIIII IIIIIIII HIIIIHHI I IIHL III IIII I IIIIII In; IIIIIL luv I IIIIIII IIIHI I'IIII II'IIII PIIIIH ISIImIIing IIIIyII III,IIIII Bl IingII MIIIIIr SIIHIII IIIIII IIIIIII-III IHII IIIIIII SPFOIIII lxou': Bobby Brown, MiInngI-r; RUII'IIHI KIIIIIII, NIIIIII IIIIrIII-II, IVIIIII-II SIIIII'uusI, I l'lll 'IIIHIIN II-I IZIIIIIIIuI-, Gomez, Vallon UICIIn. AIIIIrII Dunn, IZVHH IVr-III'I-r, RIIIIIII IIUfIt'II VI'UIIVI IIIIIII, KI-II IIImLIIn IIIIHIIP MIIIIIIIIIII, ,IacksonI Roy XKVHIII'HP I'HIKI Sam AIII-mnIIrII. Asqslnnl MIIIIIIuI-I HIIHIIm Row: IIanIII Dixun, PIIIyII Tingle. .IIII'L IIIVIHI .II'rry KI-IIy. IJIIII Dornlnuuu Gcmgo NIIIIIII'ilZiI. IIIInr NI'uman. UIIIIII IVIIIIIII'IA. IJ'HH XVIIIIuIIz I'IlIlI Roy I:I5Ilt'l' COUCAR'.Q FIRST FOOTBALL RECORD IVon 4-Lost 6 7 ............................... Southwest La. Institute 13 I4 ................................... IVest Texas Stale 12 32 ................................ Camp Hood IArmyI 7 34 ....................................... Texas A. 5,- I. 0 14 .................................... East Texas State 20 7 ............................... Texas ScIIooI III Mincs 27 I6 .............................. SlvaIen F. Austin Slate 7 3 ................................... North Texas Stale T 7.I..........,...I....I......N.SIIIIIIIWI-st Texas Stale 21 6 ................................. Sam Houston Stale 28 UniK A UNI ! MIIIILIII III'IIIy IIII'IIIIIII IIII-L IJIIIIIIQI', IIIIIy Myth. IIIIIIIIII MIIIIIIIA. BUCK HENNI'IS, TnIIIIcr JIM WRIGI IT. AssL Trainer EDUBAH A TEAM NUNIX3NlilleiM l : GAMES k K WFIfRI'M l, V. VHfS VHIVJMS T ............ SHIIHHMNI Tmux Slnlv 3r; CNIL'G'S 'W ----------------- NVCA TVWWICS Fm Vollgars Tl ................ 1.an lymwmly -ll Cougms '30 ................ Loyola l'nix'crsdy 3I Vnugars - 3............. .54111 llumlnn Slate N COUSWS 40 ----------------------- Tulane 01 Cougars IU ............... Sam Ilnuslun Slalc 43 Cougars 18 ................ Inynla University '34 Cougar; n? ................. lib! Tvxus Slate OI Cougars 03 ............... Snulhonstem Okla. 3'1 t HllEaIS hr? IIIIIIIIIIIIIII THth t'mx'omly 34 Cougars 17 ............... Swulhmstcm OHa -H Vuugurs TU Nulth 1de; Slello 33 COHENS 51 ---------------------- Peppenline 73 Vuugars U3. . . . . . . . . , .SHIIllmml Tvxm Stale 60 CUHSWS 13. ......,..A....Slephcn F-AUSU' 53 Vuugars MTHH....... , . . ..NVM101I I .Mlslm OI Cougars 62 --------------------- Texas AffM 4' Cougars hU ................ Slvplwn 1 . Austin 37 Cougars '38 ................. NMCA Triangles 42 Cnugars MU ................. Iinsl Texas State 3I Cougars 06 ---------------- YMCA Triangles 6C Vougars 37. . . . . . . . . , , . . ,Nurlh Toms State 55 532 596 778 MU Couch Alden Pasche's Cougars captured the Lune Star Vnnlcrcncc lmchllmH Hug lur tI'Mf SL'I'ULHI 'tlmt' in us many yvars, and for the sernnd lime in their brief alHehr hislury wort- innietl aml munpelml in humus My 5 Natimml Intercollegiate Basketball Tournament. Bosklos gaining national recognition Via Kansas City. the Vnugar Jmchtcor; wluMlshmI mm rwmnls in lhv following divisimns; Guy Lewis. Cougar forward and Mmray Mitchell, 5am Houstnn star. set an allvlpne iltnlix'idgal scoring mark of 38 points for a single game. The same two racked up HinrieH gualgfm uno game 5 Cnurt. H19 Cougars srurwl an unbelievable 08 points in a game against Ntutl'm'cst onaS and buy IAMH MINI ViHie VOHs were chosen 0H tho Lune Star Cnnferenceys first achonference live. LONE STAR CONFERENCE BASKE'I'BALL CHAMPS TOP RUM? AHt-n Pasrllo. Comb: Frank Ali' XYHW V-1L- , . j V onreL Charlie Reynvr. Billy Jo Sleakly. I365 Blmlxin. ,Em,411:lllyr31?rxr::::i 1$ IJMH an confu- Boltom Row: Bin McPhail. Marvin Reirhlv. Bill Swanson, Charlie Carpvnlor. Pele Svalyv LOUESBROWN ,5. BliXHK STEAKLEY CHARLE CARPENTER ? ALDEN PASCHE ' a COACH CUUGAH B TEAM Coach Alden Pasche will lose his two aH-C0nference basketballers, Guy Imus .iml hViHiv Vv'eiis, via the gratiuation route, but his roster will be replenished with a group ul men who went through an entire season with an unbelievable record of 17 victories against nu iletvats. The Cougar Kittens, coached by Jewell XVaHace, took on an opposition that ranged irnm Southwest Conference NB teams to shoe store sponsored fives. The HKittens did most of their real playing in the second ha , especially alter the nppnsltmn had racked up a 10 or 15 point lead at the half. More than once the NB team hays shmx'ed that last minute drive that spelled victory. Their best and most exciting game came when they were host to Texas A. f- Mjs MB squad. The Aggies had a 16 to 5 advantage at the quarter and at the half were ahead in a onesiiied tilt by a 38 to 23 count. The second half opened with a burst of hustle 0n the part of HKittens and the third quarter saw the score end with the Aggies hanging on to a very shaky 44 to .10 lead. The Final quarter was the deciding factor for the University youngsters and their speed and the untierhamled HGuy Lewis shots of Dick Berg, who scored 25 points in the affair, was too much for the little Aggies. The Cougars tool: a very thrilling 64 to 54 game. U. OF H. KITTENS, Standing: Jerald Amolti, Jesse Martin. Eddie Faust Carl Shriever and Dempsey Catlin Silling; Dirk Haynes. Connie Pontikes. Jerald Plaster and Jack Morg an, tNot pictured: Dick BergJ EHAMPS IN ACTION NORTH TEXAS VS. U. OF H, SXM IK H'S'IUN vs. l'. OF H. HOUSTON ' HOIVTON XVinie VeHS, AH-Conference SCICCUOH. Univ Lewis. the other AILFunfcrcnce walks one in against the North Texas Eagles. FmQur, I'ukos llis wanHJu- uneml out of The Cougars were vivtorious by a 70-53 pusilmn tn lwrfnrm Ins umlvrhnml pushup cCision. slml nunlnsl llw Sum Hullslnn Ht-nrknts. ThC Kills lmuL' llu- unnw, 30-35. 9AM HOUSTON vs: U. 0F II. HUN'I'SVIIJ .li THE SAM HOUSTON JINX IS BROKENF'D. H, VVatkins, Bearkat forward, shoots wide. as Charlie 7:arwn'lL;r UVO. 3H and Bill MCPhail 0V0. 3U get set for the rebound. The Cougars, after losing three sucrcssix'c gamcs-tn l e kats by tight scores Hl-40, 40-39 and 59-53 took this breathtaking thriller, 49 to 48. UNIVERSITY Standing: Jack Patterson. Coach. James McClellan, VValter Uller, Kenneth Kirkland, Richard Haynes. Billy BarFieH. Calvin Feasel and Jack Polk. Manager. . Kneeling: James Hi . Boyd Tingle. I .mrp Schroeder. Alton Campbell, Harvey Moore. George Showers, Edward Carrol and Sitting: Truman Arnold. Norman Dula. Donald Robison. Jean BrEnan. Louis Hubbell, Donald McDonald and Melvin Kleb. EINDEBMEN Relay Man. BOYD TINGLE Pole Vaullcr. BILLY BARFIEID Dash Man. TRUMAN ARNOLD S! q 1,3 Hurdlemen. DONALD ROBINSON and MELVIN KLEB EUUBAR BULFEBS BIH LUTZ BILL DIENSTBACH Top.- Jack Glauser. John Hamilton, Rollie Gray. Harry Mayer and Bill Lulz. Bottom: F. O. Kilroy. B ill Dienstbach. R. S. Myers and Ed Kingsbury. LUNE STAB EDNFEHENCE TENNIS EHAMPS Qt ' y; vttttl' vp:llill::ff 'A' ' $75!! , Standing lluqh Swm-nvy. Hunalrl NapiL-L Ulvnn Hrwlll nml Tummy HmllI-n Bottom Rou' -Tmn Mcrrr-L lmsL' lnnlmm uml rlnnuny Pu-nn. TOMMY BRATI'EN DONALD NAPIER JACK LANI 1AM EUUBAB BASEBALLEBS FIRST CONFERENCE BASEBALL TEAM Top R01 ': Ned Thompson, Coach, Bob Underwood. B411 1. l . E V ' , R l h P A P -' a 1 Jewell: xvallace. Assmam Coach, 1 u z xan emcr a p orlcr, rl oer. m Middle Row: Bubba Spirva. Manager. Roy Wallace, Red Sauhers, Tony Gibson, Tom Pil-Lpll, Gcmgu BI'OVVH and E811 Hensley. Bottom Row: Denlon Priesl. Bruce Howlon. 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PATTERSON, Sponsnr HHiNN SMITH No! Plrlurml: Palsy Pratt Fink; lillwn 4Vlu-allvy Ivan X4141 Millrr Nunry HmIIFivl .Inhnny Croyen Hub Dwycr Eng MCCHLC Syrurlmy IJIRHH'V Ilelnr ASH. LL E41. Sports Sllthllul lfrl. :le. Snapsluu 1:4! IJMI' H'WL H'HHY Tuvar Un-uzuv 'I'Imm lorry Birduoll Dickie Dickson Geno Brock . Mlu'mm bu: 44l4llmu IJIVUUIS Sr. Class Ir. Class . SopIL CIUSS Lb.- Mnriv Lanrlm 4V. 4V. 4Vilson Herb Srhmkll Sigvanl Nelson Frvslmmn C105,? A41. Algr. Ads Ads IWarlyn Henson Put Purvis Barbara Mann L E B A Y D U The US French Quarterly ,m Hamill K llw Only lilvnuy nmunyino III lfhflll'h plllw- lislwd in llw I VHilml Slates llml prints nnly original mulvliul. ll wm melwl m VBU nml has an Hlilnriul stun 0f cighlcr-n Assurlule lillinlx won anvn wrilors nml srlmlnrs n1. USN l ram'e, Bvlgium. Canada. nml Mauritius lslanrl. I! hm pulehml 1110 Walk; ruf IHUIC than uno 1111anle Jimwonl writms. ll rcrvix'ml in 1016 IIM? highest Jistinrliun tlmt amy pulylwaliun run rccoivc from tho Acmlvmio anmisc, the coveted Prix JG la Lnnguo 1 rnI1rniso. Willi H10 erholiou Tim Mmlnl Hoe roprquCliOIH. Rlclwlu-u T110 vrlilnr is Jules A. Vern. TIII' Furrvspomliug Svt'rofar'v: Rutho E. MCHUH. MOJUI T110 Firt'ululion Alunugcr: Elisabeth Brandon The largest American Universities Hvalc. Prinvclun. Tulane, ISU Columbia. Dartmuullu, ,nshinglun rm'viw- LU Bayou :Hzmy N'prinls n! its urliylw. poems, vssuys, lmu' van given in inlornaliunal digest. Mr. Jules Vt'rn holding: lIm Prix 110, In Lnnuuu Francniw THE EDUGAB MARGAREF KRUEGER N. S. PATTERSON ED BADEAUX Editor. Fall Term Faculty Sponsor Editor. Spring Term The Cougar, campus student publication. is published every Friday by students of lhc- jonm nalism department. It has receiverl a first class rating from the Associated Collegiate Press for I116 past four years. The Cougar is devoted to publishing stories of interest to an the students and to tho faruhy. Johnny Goyen Ansel Gray Billie Joyce Smith Penny Tucker Franklin Reed Russ Elliott Husmvss Manager Managing Editor Sporls EJilor Feature Edllor Maize-Up Editor Music Crific Jack W'ilson hlm-rtising Nanny CmeIm Conroy HMUM Hlivll Marilyn Sue Poor Bob VV'eatherlv . Lu! Iwr Ptmlc nlumrml IJIIIonals Club Editor Assistant Sports Editor Vrlumn Is Editor THE EDUBAH STAFF From 19!! 10 right, back row: Ansel Gray managing cdilor; Clvnn Heath, photographer, .Jarl; VIIson, mlw-r- ; Using managor: Bin Keyscr. exchange cditor; Harry VxYIIsOn. rritic: VVPIromc- V1lsnn, business manager: Bob xk'eatherly Charles Conroy. Bob Kouls news mlilurs: Bob Cray fealurv writer; nml Lutlwr Pauly. From left to right, front row: AI Ruscn. reporter: David Enm-L rmvrik'; Junie Hyaloham ropanv'L Rnyw Lee, circulation mana cr: Ellen Vv'hoatlc ', features: Flarilyn Sut- Pm-r, aml Pvnnv Tullu-r. g . Those nol pictured include: Bob Mallhvs. hummist: Bin Swzlnmn. xpurls Wrilt'l: HIvt-r Bnml, spmh xxrilu: Bob Safhll. reporlct; Alioan Durmanl. n-pnrtor: Ii. V. Hnwv, n-pnrh-r: Evan anw-r, spurts xsrlllw; Richard Nichols, n-polle-r: Bill Dionlslmrlx. spurls urilvr: uml Siguml Nvlsnn. nssulnnl :Hlvvrllsinu Inunnun-r. ;thsico'0qY CLUB, SUUEEE: DnNCEf RED MASUUE PLAYERS Prrmluxl, . 1' W Va. U 3 ! .V. '113-,, 111:-!;! ! - Hl i . .X l 14 ' Srnnnrl VI: 1' Prrmlrrul 'lxl XH KIN. H Sl'l'h'ller lc' I N'Uxurl-r, xl KRN H X I L'?N Thrulluh the year: KIM RN! xluwlllr PLIyrrs hunv- lrmmhnrrn; 4hr -f 1k: nlqr d v I mr-rv ships of rampus clubs, The plaw given lhla yrar mrlude lrharlm'a Nun! pfr'u'nlnl .n 1hr .mmul am . v .4 410W. HRamerHt- Inn anrl Mr T-WRII vwn' prrumwr! u-u lhv' uunpuz r: In mHIhun the Club spnnwrrd :rwn mxrlvnt Jurrvrm! pLHt 4er turnh .-vyr ,.,.. . Huu Thv snnnl artn'ltlos of thv rluh mrlmiml an Uprn Hnuw a? t l iruhvmn .uui .x an uh Imlgp Roy Bean's Frmr! VVPH Qntn nc par! nf FD-nlwr I-nrda ALPHA PSI OMEGA Vnrlhv Ihrvrlor ................................... JOHN HAYS ALLMAN Vurdn Imncss Manager .............................. HAROLD SPRA VLS Vurthv Stage Hummer ............................ MARGARET STANDARD Homner Pmmplrvss ................................. MARYANN JACKSON Vodhv Hislnmm ...................................... 'XDAIR BATniRSON Synumrs .................................. L S. MITCHELL, LELA BLUL'NT Al ha PSI Omcut fnrmcrlv the National Collegiate Dmmahr Sonch: was lhc Hrs! Creel; P L . . lnllvr orgamzallun on the Campus Thus rlulw sponsors a R061 Masque productions. 7thr arln'ltlcs fur the year mclmhr Hue annual upon house In Scptomlwr fur a Red 3Iasquc Players. 81 Chnslmas open house. and Hm annual banquet In May at xduch time the outstanding tiramahc awards uf lhe year arc mnrlc. In January the club mlhatml four new members mvludmg Sara Jane Mosley, Bonnie jqclxroy, Kenneth Cupton, and Al Lhuials. SOCIETY OF ENGINEERS President .................................... .............. C. R. GAMBLE Day Vice President ......................................... FRED L. . SHA Night Vice President .......................................... XV. D. VVEST Chief Engineer .......................................... XV. T. XVITTINCER Secretary ...................................................... SAM PENA Treasurer .................................................. G. H. CARVER speaker ...................................................... H. DVORAK LOUIS SCHELLING Board 01' Directors ..................................... 5R. J' GOLDMAN IL. A. KROMBERG THOMAS TERRY The Engineering Society agords the student members a wealth and prestige. The Society introduces the new engineering student to t societies, and by means of Field tri spirit of fellowship. of experience, background, he conventions of technical ps, social evenfs. and unity of purpose furthers the aH-essential THE ART ELUB President ........................................... JEAN ADAIR MILLER Vice President ....................................... HARIETT ALDERSON Secretary ............................................ JOYCE LITHERLAND Treasurer ............................................ MARTHA SULLIVAN ' F. XV. BROXVNE Sponsors ............................................... JANE WOOLF 'RAIPH WILSON The Art Club was organized in 1940 for art students and students interested in art. This Club is mainly a social organization although it has done much to stimulate art interest in the University student body. The major project for the club is to suggest ideas and carry them out to improve art classes. The social activities for the year include a before Christmas party, a Christmas party, and several open houses. THE EHUHAL CLUB President ................................................ SHIRLEY ALLEN Vice President ........................................... BOB ROBERTSON Secretary ......................................... MARY ELLEN ALLMAN Treasurer ........................................... SARA JANE MOSLEY Accompanist ............................................. SHIRLEY ALLEN Sponsor ........................................... BRUCE SPENCER KING The Choral Club which was organized in 1940 has as its major project to create an interest in and an appreciation of music and musica 1 activities on the campus. The club,s activities for the past year included a participation in Varsity V arieties, student recitals and a number of assembly programs. Naughty Marietta, the Operetta, was given at San Jacinto aud Delphian Society sponsored the Operetta for the purpose of establish versity of Houston. ' itorium again this year. The ing scholarships at the Unie VETERANS CLUB President ................................................. EARNEST LYNN Secretary ............................................... BERNICE BRYANT Treasurer ................................................ JAMES MCNICHT Sponsor ....................................................... DR. JONAS The Veterans Club is open to any veteran enrolled in srhool. The purpose of this club is to keep veterans posted on all legislation concerning veterans. Some of the many services performed by this Club have been to aid with the Mile of Dimes drive on the campus, to keep veterans posted on a legislation. They held a membership Arivc and raised the membership from 40 to 240. They also sponsored a sport Janrc. The major project of this year was to send a delegation lo Austin tn the Statewide Velcr Congress. They also helped promote the Naval Reserve 0n the rampus. ans THE ESEHULLUS President .............................................. HAROLD COLLINS Vice President .................................. HERBERT LINNDSTATTER Secrelary ................................................. CHARLES SIGEL Treasurer ............................................ L. S. MUSSEL VHlTE Sponsor ................................................ EDMUND FURLEY The Escrollus is one of the youngest clubs on the campus and boasts one of the largest mem- berships. This club is open to an architectural students. The Escrollus Ball was the largest schooI-sponsored dance of the year. A sweetheart. Candy Ledger, was chosen and presented with gifts donated from downtown stores. In addition the club has given a bar-b-que and several picnics. Members of the Escronus put on Palace Theatre in connection with Frontier Fiesta. CANTERBURY CLUB President .......................................... EDVJARD HARTVVELL Secretary ......................................... CAROLYN PATTERSON Treasurer ............................................. VVILUAM STERLING Sponsor ................................................ REV. P. V. HIRST The purpose of the Canterbury Club is to coordinate the religious activities of an Episcopal students on the campus. Membership is open to any student. The major project of the club was to send representatives to the National Convention at A. and M. The social activities of the year include an open house for a new students. a picnic, a bar-b-que, and a Christmas party. BUEKABUD RIDING CLUB OFFICERS President ................................................... PATSY PRATT Vice President ...................................... MARGARET KRUEGER Treasurer ............................................ JEAN ADAIR MILLER Sponsors ............................. JOHN E. HOFF, HARVEY XV. HARRIS BUCHABUD RIDING CLUB The Buckaroo Riding Club was founded in 1938, by H. VV. Harris. It was formed to create a skin and interest in horseback riding. As in the past the Buckaroos handled the advance ticket sale for the Fat Stock Show. They also sold tickets for the Crippled Children's Ball. This year's social activities include a Sadie Hawkins sVeek, a Sadie Hawkins Dance, a reception for Gene Autry and rodeo ofFicials, and a Fiesta KicL-OFF Dance. a NEWMAN CLUB President ................................................. CLETUS XVARK Vice Preside ! .................................................. 1W GRANT Secrelary .......................................... ROSALIE CALDGRERA Treasurer ................................................. LEON SPOLYAR Sponsor .................... ....... . ........... MISS MARY ELLEN KELLEY The purpose of the Newman Club is to coordinate the religious activities of the Catholic sludents. The membership is open to any student. The major project of the Club is to send representatives to the National Convention in July. Members of the Club were sent to the Provence Conventions in Dallas. The social activities of the Club include several dances. a picnic. a bar-b-que, a lawn party, and an open house. METHODIST STUDENT UNIUN President ................................................... ROY NELSON Vice Presidenl ................................................. BH .L SMITI I Secrelary .......................................... EVELYN BIJXNFHARD Sponsor ................................................ MRS Y. If. VATER The b'lcthodist Student Union was urgnniml fur the purpnsv nl furlhvnnu nn InlOn-sl in religion, encouraging Christian fellowship nu thr rmnpusx nml Jou-lupmg n hnlunH-rl philusuplly of life The major project of the M.Swl' has been In nruimm' in nursery for tho r'hiMrml in lllv Trailer Village. In arHilinn to this I'm Club has hm! many suvinl m'hx'ilivs. Among them were a tea honoring foreign students; also a pirniv lnr lnroiun slmlvnls, nml em npvn lmuso. BAPTIST STUDENT UNION OFFICERS President ............................................. BILL CORRIGAN, JR. 15! Vice President ....................................... PAULINE VVILSON 2nd Vice President ....................................... FRED BENTHALL Social Vice President .................................... DOROTHY VVAITE Devotional Vice President ........................... GLORIA CREVENSTENF. Treasurer .................................................. ELAINE STEED Publications ......................................... . . . . .SAMYE DEATON M usic Director ............................................... R. F. BOSTON Pianist ................................................. VVILLIAM SLOAN Ch h R -. IELEANOR CLARK . urc epresenlaluses ........................... FRANCIS R. BEARDSLEY lMARY ELLEN COBB Director ................................................. ALICE BARNETT BAPTIST STUDENT UNION The Baptist Student Union is the connecting link between the college student and the church and deepens the life of the college student. This club is open to any Baptist student. The major project of the year was a Bible study once a week and inspirational programs. The B. S. U. sent representatives to the state and southwicle meetings. The social activities of the year included a Fall Round-Up honoring new students, and a Barbeque. HILLEL SOCIETY ananIVXLIKAHiN X'ica-Prosidvnl ............................................... LEON SAMET Scrrelnry .......................................... BEVERLY KRAM HYER Troasurvr .............................................. RITA BETH JL'RAX Sponsor ............................................... MR. GORODETZER The Hillel Society was begun in 19-16, and membership is open to any Jewish student on the campus. The major purpose of this club is to promote the religious activities of these students. The Hillel Society has sponsored several art exhibits during the past year, and numerous on campus activities. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA President ................................................ CONRAD MANC Vice President ........................................... EDDIE. MATLAGE Secretary .............................. ' .................... JANE GASTON Treasurer ........................................... MARY LOU NESMITH Sponsor .......................................... MISS JOYCE BEMBROOK The purpose of the Future Teachers of America is to coordinate the activities of a future teachers. Any student is eligible For membership. The major project of this club was to insta the omcers. with a formal banquet. The social activities of the club include a lawn party. a Christmas party, and lhe sale of Christmas Seals. The Hit Parade was sponsored by this club. ALPHA PHI UMEEA NATIONAL SERVICE FRATERNITY DELTA OMEGA CHAPTER OFFICERS Fall Semester President ................................................ JOHN H. POUND Vice President ............................................... RAY A. PRICE Secretary ................................................. LEE KRAUSS. II Treasurer ............................................... JAMES B. OLIVER Historian ............................................. VVILLIAM E. JOSER Spring Semester President ................................................ JOHN H. POUND Vice President ........................................ CARL R. PURVINES Secretary ............................. ' ................. PAUL HARGRAVE Treasurer .............. .. . . . . . . . . . . . . : ................... JAMES B. OLIVER Historian ............................................. WILLIAM E. JOSER Harold Coulter Charles T. Davis Lawrenc'e N. Grass Bruce Gray Harold J. Guilford M. Paul Hargrave Bi Harman Ross Harrington Donald A. Hay John VV. Hulett George T. Bird. Faculty Adviser Dean Gray, Faculty Advisor 0. H. Hicks, Faculty Adviser R. 0. Jonas, Faculty Adviser CHARTER MEMBERS VViHiam E. Josey Lee Krauss, H Cyril A. LaGroue Thomas McCarthy Don Mapp Jack Miller Donald Mobley .Jack C. Morgan, Jr. M. M. Morris James B. Oliver John C. Oliver ADVISORS Charles Pitcher Irving M. Pittman John H. Pound Carl R. Purvines Bill VJ. Shemll Arthur Sherwood Dan Southern Sam L. Sterrett. Jr. Don Taylor Kebbie J. Turner Tommy Whitaker, Faculty Advisor V. H. Ranclow, Scouting Adviser VV. C. Youngblood, Scouting Adviser E. L. Zechmiester, Scouting Adviser ALPHA PHI DMEEA NATIONAL SERVICE FRATERNITY DELTA OMEGA CHAPTER Delta Omega Chapter of Alpha Phi Omega was chartered April 13, 1947, after eight months of operation as a preparatory group known locally as the Eagles. The purpose of the fraternity is to assemble college men in the spirit of the Scout Oath and Law, to promote friendship, to give service to the student body and faculty, to the members of the fraternity, to youth and the community, and to the nation as participating citizens. The major projects of this organization were to usher at a football games and an installa- tion banquet for the newly elected ogicers. The Dry Gulch Opry House, a silent movie theatre, was sponsored by this group in Frontier Fiesta. THE PRESS CLUB President ................................................. PENNY TL'CKER Vice President ........................................ BILLIE JOYCE SMITH Secreiary .......................................... MARGARET KRL'EGER Treasurer .............................................. ELLEN YHEATLEIY Sponsor ................................................ N. S. PATTERSON The Press Club. organized in 1942 coordinates the activities of the campus publications, the Cougar and The HOUSTONIAN. Membership is Open to all students interested in the Held of journalism. Activities for the year include a coHee for exvstudents and a picnic. Members of this Club , were guests of Red Masque at their annual bay party. At the annual banquet the club awarcied Lvys tn mmnbcrs 0f the Cougar stag who did outstanding work during the year. AUSTIN EX'S President ...................................................... BILL CADE Vice Prosidenl ............................................. GLENN MALEY Secretary .......................................... CAROLYN PATTERSON Treasurer ..................................................... BETTY BOX Sponsor ............................................... MRS. Rl'TH XVILL.q The Austin Ex's was formed to bring together all ox-Auslin xlmlonls in tho l'nivorsily of Houston, and to promote better school spirit. This I'lub is npz-n In any vx-Austin slmlenl. Some or the many social activities of this Club were em upon housv. a Vhrislnmx purly, aml a picnic. THE CD-ED CLUB OFFICERS President .................................................. JOYCE BOOTH Vice President ................................. DELLA GRACE TRAPOHNO Recording Secretary ........................................ JOHN VATKlNS Corresponding Secretary ........................................ EDITH ESTES Treasurer ............................................ MARIE XVHITEHEAD Assemblyman ............................................... JEAN CANDY Sponsor ............................................ '. . . .L. w. DICKER SON THE CU-ED CLUB The Co-Ed Club is a service organization whose purpose it is to serve the student body in any capacity possible for the improvement and enhancement of the comfort of the student body of the University of Houston. Membership is open to all students. This club has maJe numerous major improvements in the Student Lounge. The wide variety of social activities for the year included being hosts at a after-game basketball dances, the Round- Up Dance, and they operated a Bingo and Penny Pitching concession at the Frontier Fiesta. The climax of the year's activities was a Hamburger Fry at Lyonde Park. UNIVERSITY UP HDUSTDN BAND OFFICERS Director ................................................. V. l. SHEPHERD Drum Major ............................................. TOMMY MERCER Assistant Drum Major .................................. GRACYE SULLIVAN UNIVERSITY UP HUUSTDN BAND The University of Houston Band was organizml in 1940, and its membership is upon to anyone who can qualify through an audition. The band played and marched at all basketball games ant fnnllmll games. nml mmlo sm-oral of the out of town trips. They also led the Frontier Fiesta parmle. am! the Hrsl fmtlmll parmlo. The band appeared in their new uniforms and played a thrcc nights of Frontier Fiesta. The social activities of the year inrlmicd a swimming party aml an annual Imuquc-l u! whirh lime keys were presented to all members ur the lmnd. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION CLUB President ................................................... BILL CARDIFF Vice President ........................................... ED XVINKLEMAN Secretary ............................................ BARBARA BABCOCK Sponsor .................................................... DR. BALDthN Although the Business Administration Club is one of the oldest campus organizations it has been temporarily out of existence because of the lack of male students. The membership of this cluh is open to an interested in Business Administration. The club has sponsored many interesting programs this year along with the Secretariat Cluh. Among the many social activities of the year this duh sponsored a Bingo stand in Frontier Fiesta. SECRETARIAL CLUB President ................................................... ANELL DAVIS Vice Presideht ........................................... ED W INKLEMAN Secretary ............................................. MARTHA MINTURN Treasurer ................................................ EUNICE GLAROS The Secretarial Club, one of the oldest clubs on the campus, coordinates the activities of secretarial students, and membership is open to an interested in secretarial work. In addition to the meetings the club sponsors speakers once a month. These guest speakers are Houston's leading business men. Among the many activities of the club was an open house, several parties. and awards to outstanding secretarial students. The Club also sponsored a popcorn stand in Frontier Fiesta. VARSITY H President ................................ BILL SWYANM XV Vice PFOSitIUHI ............................. VILLH : VliH5 Socrelary ............................... PRESTON LOVKER Treasurer ...................................... GUY LEXVIS Sergeant-al-Arms ............................ LOUIS BIKWVX BILL SVVANSON Sponsor ................................ DR. F. L. STOVAH. BaSkeM '46 WILLIE WELLS Basketball, '46 JAMES AUSLEY BOBBY BROVVN LOUIS BROWN CHARLIE CARPENTER BILLY DIENSTBACI'I FLOYD HAND Basketball Mng, '46 Faallmll 51ng '46 Basketball, '46 Basketball, '46 Golf. 46 FoofbaU, '46 KEN HA VKlNS MELVIN KLEB GUY LEVVIS BILL LUTZ VHXRHE MANICHIA TOMMY PENN Football. '45 Track. '45 Basketball. '46 0011. '46 FuutbulL Baslu'lbull. 2:5 Tennisl'46 JAMES PRESSLY NE VTON ROGERS LARRY SCHROEDER PETE SEALY ROY VALLACE EVAN WEAVER Tracie, 46 Tennis, '46 Track. 216 Basketball, '46 FOUNmH. 'Alo Football '46 PREETON LOCKER Sm'wlury Trnclz 46 Bi Cool; Football '46 Henry Gomez Football '46 Elliot Loy Football '46 ASSUEIATIUN The Varsity H Association is vmnpusml of l'niwmly nl' Huuelun athletic Iettermcn. This organiynlinn began in lho Fall of W40. 1116 major pmjorl 0r llmis rlub is to award vortlnrulvs lo lln- lclh-Inwn in each sport. The main urlix'ity ml. the I IN Assuviuliun was Varilly vapt'tltms oF 1947. Aubra Dpan Foullmll '46 Sluarl Gordon Fonllmll 116 Billy Myers Foallvall '46 Tony Duh. FoollmH '40 Vallon Un-I-n Foollmll 'IIJ chruv anmvilm Funllmll I'll: Hurulrl Dixson I'vlmtlux I-Ih .L'u'k win FunIImH '41! VV'nrn'n St-lh-gml Funlllull II : I M11; Umunvy Ii...llu.!l 1m YIHmnI HHHH Frmllnlll t'lh HI nglv quludl '40 DR. F, L. STOYALL Sponsor Huck Foss Fnollwu :16 Pn-nllro .Im'lmm Irrmllm I-Ih Cm'il Towm Frmllm l-Ih LE UUABTIEH LATIN President .............................................. CLEO CONGRADY Vice President ............................................. HELEN REEVES Recording Secretary ................................... MARY LOU NESMITH Corresponding Secretary ................................ JEANNE MAWESON Treasurer ............................................. FRANCES NESMITH Publications. . . .. ........................................... LUPE SANCHEZ Room Hostess ............................................. RUTH MELLOTT Sponsor ..................................................... JULES VERN Le Quartier Latin, the French Club, is one of the older organizations on the campus and its membership is open to all French students. The major project of this club is their annual publication Le Bayou, which is published entirely in French. The social functions of this club included several French movies, open house. and a Christmas' party. They sponsored the Hit Parade in Frontier Fiesta. EL FUHU ESPANUL President ............................................. MARGARET PRUITT Vice President ......................... . ............. ROBERT TORRES Corresponding Secretary ............................... GRACE VILLANUEV'A Treasurer ............................................. OLGA RAMIREZ Sponsor ............................................. MRS. FLOY P. SOULE E1 F010 Espanol. the Spanish club, has a major project, a better understanding between the countries of North and South America by establishing an interchange of scholarships between the University of Houston and institutions in the other Americas. The club's numerous activities for this year include6 several dinner parties and a Pan- American Day celebration. They also sponsored an eating concession in Frontier Fiesta. THE PSYCHOLOGY CLUB President ............................................... ROGER BERKMJXN Vice President ............................................. BETTY SCHLL'P Secretary ................................................ MARJORIE BEEN Treasurer ...................................................... BILL WEBB ; DR. CROUCH Sponsors ............................................. MRS FORD 1 MRS. PAT! ER5ON MR. FORD The Psychology Club was organized in 19-11 for the purpose of discussing and problems in the Field of psychology. Since this time the club has grown itrom a few me become one of the largest clubs on the campus. studying mbers to Among the many activities of the year the Club sponsored Section 8, booth in Frontier Fiesta. 8 pseudo-psychology EDUGAR CULLEGIANS President .................................................. GLENN SMITH Vice-Presiden! ............................................... GENE BROCK Secretary ............................................ W'ANDA LEE COLEY Treasurer ................................................ GEORGE THORN LELA BLOUNT Sponsors .............................................. ISUE CARRISON lDR. KESTENBUW 1 The Cougar Collegian Club was reorganized in 19-16 to include all students. The purpnsc of this club is to support all athletic events and a sports. Each year in February this club sponsors the annual Cupid Fling, which features the Cupid Sweetheart. Another annual project of this club is lo edit the Cougar directory. The social activities of the year include sponsoring several of tho. aftcrhgame danrcs, the annual banquet for the football Iettermen, and in addition lhc rncmhcrs of this rhlh 50H pm- grams at a Footha games. THE HOME EEUNDMIES CLUB OFFICERS President ........................................... EVELYN BLANCKARD Vice President .......................................... IViARIAN GREEN Recording Secretary .......................................... SARA JO LEE Corresponding Secretary .............. . ........................ EDITH ESTES Treasurer ............................................... ' . .HELEN BENDER Historian .................................................... PATTY HAYS Reporler ............................................... MARTHA COOPER MRS. FAY ANTHIS Sponsors ............................................ EMISS JANE VJOOLF THE HUME ECONOMIES CLUB The Home Economics Club is one of the youngest clubs on the campus, and one of the most active. This club's membership is open to anyone interested in home economics. The Home Economics Club has done much to help the student body. They sold soft drinks and sandwiches on Saturdays during construction of Frontier Fiesta. The club sponsored a style show and open house. for all students. During the year the club also sold conec, donuts and candy. Some of the many social activities of the club included a hayride, a Christmas party, an open house, and a party honoring new members. They sponsored a hot dog stand in Frontier Fiesta. THE UHCHESTHA President ................. ' ................................ IAMES PARNIiIJ. X'iroProsirIont .......................................... CLARE FL'SHMAN Secretary ................................................. PAI 'L BARN T0 Treasurer ................................................... X'ASU SAFUS Director ............................................. MR. JOSEPH llliNKIiL Tho l'nivcrsity of Houston Symphony was organized in 1945 and membership is open to any qualified musician. 71110 Symphony has held several concerts during the school year. in mHitinn In plaving for Varsity Varieties, Operetta, and graduation The social activities for the year inclmle a Wiener roast, ancl a swimming party WHO'S WHO IN AMERICAN CDLLEBES AND UNIVERSITIES PHI THETA KAPPA President ........................................... SARAH JANE MOSLEY wee President ............................ ' ................... GENE BROCK Secretary .............................................. MARIE GARRISON Treasurer .................................................. ROBERT BOBO Sponsors .................................................. SMRS HOOKER lMRS. EBAUGH Phi Theta Kappa. formerly the Junior Scholarship Society, promotes scholarship, develops character, and cultivates a fellowship among the students of the University of Houston. Mem- bership in this club is open to any student with a 2.3 average. The major project of this club was to become installed as a national society. The oFficers also attenJed the national convention. They had two ice cream concessions in Frontier Fiesta. SENIUH SEHULAHSHIP SOCIETY The Senior Srholarship Society was organized by V. A. Croulm-Iu m IU lh liar llu- purpnsv ml giving public recognition to tho stmlcnts 0n the Ilppl'l' Icu-l for their sclmluslir m'hn-vmm-MS. The First group selected May 23, 1945, included ViHic I50 Ainswurlly Marion Hunks. Ann Cheatham. Gladys Ehlerl, Frieda Kcstcnberg, James Pnlmcn Sylvia Stvinlwru. Pnlririn Ynn Burgh and Ruth VVins. On November 20, 1945, the following students were elected: Jeanne Andre, Mary Chiodo, VVanda Lee Coley, Cleo Congrady, Glen Tholen and Nora VVallacc. On July I, 1946, the following faculty members were elected: Anthony A. Aucoin, R. Bal- four Daniels, Arvin N. Donner, George W. Drake, Bessie M. Ebaugh. Virtor A. Creulach, C. F. HiHer, James D. Hutchinson, XV. VJ. Kemmerer, Louis Kestenberg. D. V. Kncppcr. Hay Nell McElrath, M. W. Rosa, E. VV. Schuhmann, Ferrell Spencer, F. L. Stem , Jules ll. Vern, and Joseph S. Werlin. In March, 1947, the following students were clevlul as or the fa semester of 1046: Ruth Louise Anderson, Barbara Elaine Bahcock, Frank Baylcss, Roger V. Birkman, Flare V. Cush- man. Gordon M. Harris, David R. Halworth, Jim L. Hulston, Sammy Mayor, Vassar Miller, Frances Nesmith, Clarence A. Poxon, Stella M. Spencer, Ivan C. R. Stone, Helen J. Faullwc, Edward R. White, and Mae XV. VJier. Officers for the academic year 1046-47 are: Lulxis Kcstvnlwrg. Prosult'nt; r100 Congrmly, Vice President; Ruth XViHs, Recording Secretary: 1:. L. Slm'alL Vnrrcspnmlinu Svrrplnry; ViHn- B. Ainsworth, Treasurer; and C. F. Hillcr, Public Relulmns. 14c tivitieA i: ya: i1? ac: i? FRESHMAN DANCE EUATEMALAN AND MEXICAN SUMMER CENTERS GAME TRIPS SADIE HAWKINS DANCE Afternoon Celebrations x; I Q, . V w 3913. 33 4 FUUTBALL BANQUET EAVALIER'S BALL DRAMA ' Human and Juliet .1! ,OnOnO .gigxgt , I . . x $ Ir. 1. X . UPEHETTA VARSITY VARIETIES Back Stage I-H' ' 1i! w I7 6 a 7m x. ,aK'V-S 1f ' ' I VARSITY VARIETIES On Stage BJHGTJ ?feysniaehi ,meth L L A B S U L L U H C S E FHESHMAN-SDPHUMURE PHUM ueen antla 01,29 0 fAe leoude 0! 6 lg? FHUNTIEH FIESTA Beard Growing Contest FHUNTIEB . . . High School Reception FIESTA . . . College Reception . . . FRONTIER . . . Frontier City . . . .3: Wlaamqm Ix I - 2152- . 4 FIESTA ...inActinn... $314,24le 1. Future young business men. 2. Tea time. 3. Picnicking. 4. Open the door, Richard. 5. Thorn and Curry. 6. Mighty Mouse Gray. 7. Now 111 tell you . . . . 8. Rough and Tough. 9. Sweet anA lovely. 10. You name it and wen feed it. 11. Slumber party. 12. Lovely. I3. Bolxyoon halves H. Home coming parade. 15. A few of the boys. 16. Hello seven. 1. What big brown eyes you have Grandma. 2. Hello Andy. 5. Twinkle Tues and Pratt. 4. Hello to you too, Tommy. 5. He1en and Tex, Inc. 6. I've got a question Mr. Patterson. 7. Back on the Rock Pile. 8. Chow time. 9. Present and future students. IO. Going some- where? 11. Having a grand time. 12. 11ve got my fires to keep me warm. l3. Pause 11ml refreshes. 14. Smile Pretty, Red. 15. Give me a drag. 16. LDOL' out 1161mm 17. Little Pete. 18. Ain't that a boot. 19. Time out. a .L w . ' W -E I hr I. No see, no hear, no speak, unbelievable. 2. Look at the teeth. 3. Blubber Pressly and Musrlcs 'lvcrmilc. 4. quwat a team. 5. Girls will be girls. 6. No, Nlitch, I'm not cutting.x your rlass. 7'. Sometimes we study. 8. Vhat more could you ask for! 9. 1Men know all the answers. 1. Now when I was in the service . . . . 2. Do not disturb. 3. Papa Pressly and Jr. 4. Tired? 5. Whatcha say? 6. Body beautiful. 7. Aren't 1 silly? 8. Looking for something? 9. Some- thing in your eye? 10. Hello girls. 11. Co-eds and Ed. 1. Two pair. 2. Vc surrender. 3. Ha, I la, and Ha. 4. XVl'lere's my Blue Beetle? 5. Bored.7 6. Smile pretty. 7. XVe know it's you McCabe. 8. Glamor of the Airways. 9. Leg show. IO. Sad Sacks. l I. Cafeteria, here we come. 1. Snow job. 2. Easy does it. 3. Hail, Hail, the gangs all here. 4. Party time. 5. Out of this world. 6. Conversation while dancing. 7. Muscle at work. 8. Guess who. l. .X'owr 2. Down by the 0M sea shore. 3. 0H Van! 4. Between classes. 5. XVait for me . !1;nl'lcs. h. .Valkinu ln rlnss? 7. .leirh way did they 20. B. .128. The Hunter. 0. Doug at work. 10. 310:1! shortage? l l. I low murh. Bobbie? 1. Red Masque unmasked. 2. Thorn has his hands full. 34 N0, watch lhe Hbinly. Patsy. 4. Timber! 5. A good man is hard to find. 6. Roughing it. 7. LiHn on the rail. 8. My turn now. 9. Bring on the girls. 10. Life in India. ll. Hi, Jackson. l2. I'm all wet. 144:10- tiAing N LOOKING through this yearbook one seldom realizes the count- less hours, even days, of work and planning done by the editors to produce cm outstanding annual. The editors' supervision includes every thing from the first idea of c theme through the innumerable details in- volved in art work, layouts, photographs, copy, engravings and printing. Our greatest interest has been to work in the spirit of cooperation, relieving the editors, wherever possible, of some of their work and worry. With the shortage of materials and manpower the task has not always been easy and delay has been inevitable. It is our hope! however, that our organization of experienced craftsmen has succeeded, along with your editors, in turning out c1 book that you will find attractive and entertaining. 3301 BUFFALO DRIVE ' HOUSIIIN, IEXAS Campfimentzv J H.R.CULLEN Yes, for the rest of her life her portrait by BERNARD will proclaim that shining hour-graduntion-and the farmer sophomore who has become a prominent executive-the grade school boy who is now a smart undergrad-the sweet yound co-ed who has become a sophisticated society bud-all those who have added just a few more character lines to their taces-would delight friends and loved ones with dimming present day portraits . . . . more and more, thoughtful givers are searching for personality gitts which will be cherished throughout the years. That is why these more discriminating people decide to give portraits by BERNARD-thuse gifts which will be treasured as constant reminders of the donors . . . t let us suggest that you, too, choose the most intimate and lasting 01 all gifts. Portraits h W HOU STOn 3707 Main Succeod in cafe . is due in a large measure to start- ing out with the right fundamentals. L Graduates from the University of Houston have proved by their work in the pro- fessions and in business that they were well grounded in the verities and funda- mentals that the test of time has proved to be the most conducive to success and happiness. OIL FIELD NI JANUFACTJJIIII'IQQg and INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTS HUMBLE ROAD, HOUSTON TEXAS EXPORT OFFICE: 30 ROCKEFELLER PLAZA, NEW vow THE OUTSTANDING RECORDS Waclegy lAe UNIVERSITY OF HOUSTON . in responsible executive and professional positions reflects their thereughness in studying the arts and sciences under able instruction . . . and their equal thoroughness in learning from the school of experience. i? ROLLER BI'I' COMPANY H UGHES The Rock Bil 'I'IIG'I' Revolutionizecl an Industry gill-- N, ,C I 4 A He :- 1 Ag: f'Q- - .I-L Emamg chayfer in thq Oil k gbqkok of progress. From e first Hughes Bit was run in 5 I vancement of rotary drilling a depended upon specially its manufactured by Hughes. , ; years leadership Nu the field have , . ' made Hughes Tools the Standard of the Industry. WM 7306 Waugh HOUSTON, TEXAS PAULY PACKING CO. HOME OF BLUE RIBBON BRQND 4767 Calhoun Road In Every BoHle of 7-Up There's fhe Sunshine of a Smile LOCATED RT UNIVERSITY OF HOUSTON VILLAGE Compiimcnla of THE SCHUHMACHER CO. Serving and Supplying CAMPUS MARKET Carnation W THE FRESHEST THINGS IN TOWN at the CHMPUS MRRKET ROBIN HOOD EGGS Beverage Cooler Installed by BETTER-BILT EQUIPMENT CO. 312 CHROLINE ST. C. W. BUSHEY F. 3550 Hir Conditioning and Refrigeration WORLD OVER PRODUCTS A FARM DAIRIIS MILK Telephone L-4l63 EXTRA Cure Makes It EXTRA Good W. S. CRLHOUN CRMPUS MRRKET RGENT FOR B 8 C CLEANERS Let Us Serve You 4730 TELEPHONE RORD WV 9-3966 B U N T E World Famous Candies ROSS CANDY COMPANY Distributors SERVING AND SUPPLYING CAMPUS MARKET nguQR $0 COLA 0W EAST END STATE BHNK 4215 LEELRND Complete Banking Service Complimentd cl; SCHOENMANN PRODUCE CO. Compliments of STEINBERG-MQHS CO.. INC. 1013 COMMERCE Complimenb of EAMELLIA EHEAMEBIES, INE. WEST DISTRIBUTING CO. 106 SOUTH 718T STREET PHONE WRYSIDE 5085 Distributors of Tom's Toasted Peanuts, Quality Candies and Peanut Butter Sandwiches PRICES GO DOWN -NOT UP crt CAMPUS MARKET Open to all students, faculty members, .employees and the general public GEORGE H. DENTLER 8 SONS SIXTEEN DELICIOUS FOOD PRODUCTS MUTUAL ADVERTISING AGENCY Sold and prepared these two pages and over 6070 of the czds in the 1947 Houstonicm. Write Box 4125 Houston 14. We'll save you money. PEDEN IRON 81511251. CE ESTRBLISHED 1890 WHOLESHLE P2 0. BOX 1891 HOUSTON l. TEXAS HEQVY HARDWARE 9 Symbol of Drilling Efficiency SPORTING GOODS IN OIL FIELDS EVERYWHERE TIRES 9ND TUBES MECHQNICS TOOLS ELECTRICQL GOODS PRINT RND VRRNISH HOUSE FURNISHINGS BUILDERS HQRDWRRE GUNS 9ND AMMUNITION SHEET 2; WIRE PRODUCTS at your Service . . . . ' KTHT ' KOPY Your Mutual Friend in Houston. On the air 24 hours a day in the public interest. 1230 kilocycles. Texos' first FM Station. Opens new avenues for greater listening pleasure. 98.5 megacycles-Channel 253 ROY HOFHEI NZ, Plosident W IUMPING HND RIDING LESSONS BEN T HORSES BOHRDING FQCILITIES GIBRALTAR SAVINGS AND BUILDING Hermann Park Bridle Path ASSOC'AT'ON N PARISH BOARDING 8t RIDING STABLES 2022 Ewing Hadley 4729 Now . . . Youare Cooking With 0 Whether iPs the delicious breakfast before your day on the campus, or a quick bite at your favorite lunch counter-odds are 49 to 1 it was cooked with Natural Gas. It doesnh take higher mathematics to see why GAS is the Number One cooking fuel in this area. Ws clean, fast, dependable, cheap, and easier to use. So, for real speed and efficiency -t2cook with GAS W RMIIMRER GOOD ., MS SERVICE Compliant, of SCHLUMBERGER WELL SURVEYING CORPORATION Complimcnld of OLIVER H. VAN HORN, INC. OF HOUSTON Machine Tools Small Tools Shop Supplies 1318 FRHNKLIN RVE. CHRRTER 4-6551 ENGRHVINGS FOR 1947 HOUSTONIHN BY SHUTHWESTEHN ENGRAVINE EUMPANY 2061A West Eleventh Street FORT WORTH, TEXHS YOUR STORY IN PICTURE LEAVES NOTHING UNTOLD Venus BILLIE JOYCE SMITH gar $idcriminah'ng grandicnld ant! PuiJanh'al guub Home of THE CRYSTAL DINING ROOM ik STANSEL E. WHIPKEY Manager llJlIllllllCK HOTEL and APARTMENTS HOUSTON, TEXAS 7N1 51W? drama? ffwt link; a; ARCHIVE??? wgttp s. Congratulations and Best Wishes T0 the Graduates 0t 1947 THE ARCHER GRAD! CO. HOUSTON, TEXAS J HOUSTONIS LEHDING FURRIERS SINCE 1914 1?: Whether it be storage . . . restyling or buying c1 fur coat . . . it will pay you to come to me ALASKAN FUR COMPANY 606 MAIN ST. STORHGE RESTYLING FIND SQLES are under the direction of experienced furriers. You take no chances at the Rlaskcm FRQNK L. GOULD President jl Compliments of CITY NATIIJNAI. BANK Main and McKinney Houston, Texas Compfimanb oi CAMERON IRON WORKS Manufacturers of F I N ER FOO DS PRESSURE CONTROL EQUIPMENT FIND OTHER SPECIRLTIES FOR OIL WELLS HOUSTON. TExas Your Quality Guardian W MONARCH Choice of Discriminating Food Buyers for 94 Years Look for the Lion Head Over 6,000 Texans are waiting to welcome you under the Humble sign The Sign of Friendly Service Throughout Texas, the Humble sign flashes a friendly greeting to motorists, invites them to the driveways of stations fully equipped and capably manned to render prompt, experienced service. Restrooms are spotless. Products are second to none. Let the Humble Station in your neighborhood care for your car. And when you travel Texas highways, stop at the Humble Stations along your route. You,ll get improved performance from your car, more comfort for yourself. Stop for friendly service at any H umble sign. II. 0 REFINING COMPANY Venus MRRY QNN LYNCH-nol pictured QUINBY EMPLOYMENT SERVICE You can benefit from our many years experience in the personnel field Executive, Office, Sales and Technical Personnel Member National Employment Board Chamber of Commerce and Employment Counselors 0! U.S.R 409 BRNKERS MORTGRGE BLDG. C 4-4631 V Soon nearihg completion . . . One of America's Finest Specialty Stores devoted exclusively to Women and Children ElEHIIIII SEIWIIE GIVES VIII! Houston lighting and war W79 prlonuunl OI nun! ulcr-Icnth-r. Congratulations to 1947 GRQDURTES COOKS HEAT TREATING COMPANY HOUSTON! TEXRS SCARDINO PRINTING NEWSPAPERS Printer of the Cougar ll Compfimentd 0X UNIVERSITY BOOK EXCHANGE Venus IEHN BDRIR MILLER KRUPP 81 TUFFLYJM. amng 901 MAIN AT WAanx J OIL CENTER TOOL 4Ql COMPANY Manufacturers of High Pressure Shoe Center of South Texas Drilling and Completion Equip- ment for Oil and Gas Wells MQIN OFFICE AND PLRNT Pl. EA 5 E D G U E S T 5 JOHN sexton 8: C0. Hirline Dr. 0 Houston CHICAGO-LONG ISLAND CITY oAuAs-AmmA-mmnGH-omon Campfim en t5 oXtAe JESSE H. JONES INTERESTS .Si'ncere Congratulationd on your graduation It is our hope that the determination and effort which brought you to this proud and happy day will bring you great suc- cess in the years to come. Congratulations! compxzmb J HOUSTON TRANSIT CO. Building a Greater Texas Building a Greater Houston Building a Greater FIJLEY BEDS. 1:? Compliments of EARLE NORTH BUICK CO. COMPLETE MECHHNICHL - BODY RND PRINT WORK HNY MHKE OF CRR Factory Trained Mechanics 2215 Milam F. 6131 Compiimcnb ol7 MERCHANTS AND EMPLOYEES INDUSTRIAL BANK 306 Main BUS. PHONE C. 9038 SOUTHWESTERN PAINT AND WALLPAPER CO. Wallpaper Benjamin Moore Paint Distributors- 2905 MRIN STREET HOUSTON, TEXAS Frederick Produce BIL, Inc. Wholesalers oi Poultry G Eggs DISTRIBUTORS OF Frozen Fruits, Vegetables. Fish 6: Poultry 209 N. TRQVIS ST. PRESTON 3321 COMFI:MCIIIJ cl GOODWIN and CARTER Stationers - Printers - Engravers 1314 POLK FIVE CAPITOL 5559 CHRRTER 4-3361 HOUSTON, TEXRS FARRAR LUMBER COMPANY Largest and most complete stock in South Texas 82 Years Ago . . . I865 . when F. W. Heitmann Cpmpany was estab- lished, Hopston and the vagt industrial area that surrounds It, was a young City of less than 10,000. Yet, even in those days, we supplied the grow- ing young state with Iron and Steel Products we imported from Europe. Especially have we ren- dered a great service to the oil industry, for we were the hrst tirm to have a big stock of Pipe when the famous Spimlletop oil well came into production. On down the years we have served the ever in- creasing factories. lumber mills, hardware dealers and other business institutions with Industrial and Mill Supplies, Building Hardware, Rooting, Pipe and Fittings, T0015, etc, that the unhampered ingenuity of a free enterprise and a prosperous, happy people have needed in order to build this great city and the vast domain that surrounds it. We gratefully express our appreciation for the friends we have made and held and for the priv- ilege of living, and working and being a part of the great nation that is America. First Exclusive Iron Dealers in Texas F. W. HEITMANN COMPANY Hardware - Mill Supplies - Metals Oil Well and Water Well Supplies Builders Hardware - Valspcr Paints and Varnishes HOUSTON 2. TEXAS CHAS. PARKER MUSIC CO., INC. EVERYTHING FOR THE BHND HND ORCHESTRH Corner of Travis and Walker Fairfax 9124 Houston, Texas HOLTON, MQRTIN QND OLDS BRND INSTRUMENTS LUDWIG DRUMS - GIBSON GUITQRS DAILY HOUSTONIANS At this friendly bank, you deal with friendly people in a pleasant environ- ment. National Bank of Commerce 0I?IHOIHYTOFI 'QTHE BANK OF COURTESY WARM, FRIENDLY BANKING YeS, daily . . . Houstonians call for and get courteous, understanding service. Come in to 712 Main Street and get acquainted. AND TRUS'I' GUIDANCE Complim an l5 J SETTEGAST-KOPF FUNERHL HOME Milam at Gray 'tz u ...u .1 un- OM of America's lnlly Fine Stom. Specializing in Mcn'l, Women's and Chil- dnn's Apparel and Anna- viu. Occupying six Hun of Ike 354hry Gulf Building. HOUSTON H Dame and What it stands for! That same impulse that leads one to look for the Karat mark on gold . . . or the Sterling mark on silver . t . leads one to look for the label on an article of merchandise. If the label says HSGkOWitZ Bros. . . . the article is immediately accepted as genuine . . . and ultimate satis- faction is C: foregone conclusion! Back of every piece of merchandise in this great store there is a stern guardian of its quality! Consistently careful . . . extremely cautious . . . ever vigilant that nothing shall enter that does not reflect credit on the name of Sakowitz. g g Venus HELEN SRUNDERS FONVILLES . PRESCRIPTION EvenH-Buelow PHARMACY MAN! AAATLM 8710 FRNNIN STREET 5002 MONTROSE RVENUE 2005 W. GREY HOUSTON, TEXRS Prescription Specialists Physicians' Supplies Biologicals CITY WIDE DELIVERY TELEPHONE LEHIGH 9103 R. H. FONVILLE Wm, T JONES Wlletller Thirsty or Not! fnjol, QR IM'TATION cw APE NW EVANGELISTIC TEMPLE EVERYBODY'S CHURCH Capitol cut Houston Rvenue P. 6271 MINISTERS RRYMOND T. RICHEY RNDREW I. RICHEY Best Wishes University of Houston! Phone Preston 928172 GRRLQND RQNGES SOUTH BEND MQLLERBLE RRNGES SHENRNGO CHINE SOUTHERN HOTEL SUPPLY CO., INC. Complete Restaurant Equipment Crockery, Glassware, Silverware, Refrigerators, Ranges Rffiliates HOUSTON RESTHURQNT SUPPLY CO., Inc. Houston, Texas TEXHS RESTRURHNT SUPPLY CO, Inc Houston, Texas BEHUMONT HOTEL SUPPLY CO. Beaumont, Texas 2004 LEELQND, HOUSTON, TEXRS SAVE SOUTH TEXAS COMMERCIAL NATIONAL B A N K 0F HOUSTON . . . with SOUTH TEXAS H SAVINGS ACCOUNT IS 9 STHRT TOWARD SECURITY SOIl'I'II TEXAS COMMERCIAL NATIONAL BANK 213 MAIN STREET HOUSTON. TEXAS Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Congratulations on Your Graduation SNAP-ON-TOOLS CORP. r 53 dallealeimi. 1810 LR BRRNCH HOUSTON, TEXRS :4 Insignia of Fl: I Distinction Compliment; on APPGI'EI and Accessories ol7 HOUSTON CIGAR CO. Distributors of for Men and Women . . B HRV-R-TQMPR 0 PERFECTO GRRCIR and 0Y5 OPTIMO CIGQRS L:; Two Modern Stores to Serve You . . . 4201 South Main Wayside and Harrisburg SEARS ROEBUCK AND CO. Best Wishes to UNIVERSITY OF HOUSTON from WAGERS D A T E D E G G S Rsk Your Grocer 321 Franklin PACKING COMPANY 713 N. San Iacinto Capitol 9076 HOUSTON, TEXRS THE POLAR WAVE ICE PALACE ICE SKHTING 2323 HUTCHINGS F. 8604 W AMERICAN TITLE BUAHANTY Ell. HARRIS EDUNTY ABSTRACT Ell. HOUSTON. TEXAS In Houston since 1875 SHOP WITH SWEENEY'S for Loose and Mounted Diamonds and other Precious Stones Nationally Known Watches for Timekeeping Qualities Sterling Silver Holloware and Flatware English Bone China Gold Jewelry Domestic China Orange Blossom Wedding Rings Crystal Gift Items where Courtesy, Quality, Dependence and Sound Values Prevail J. J. Sweeney Jewelry ca. 1320 on your dial 700 MAIN STREET CORNER CAPITOL Venus SHRRH 10 LEE LLVY BROS. DRY GOODS CO. Campfimentd J RAYMOND PEARSON, INC. RUTHORIZED FORD DEQLERS Polk Clt Caroline Serving Houston 30 Years For Your Convenience SEVEN LOCHTIONS Metropolitan Shops 907 Rusk 1021 Capitol Main and McKinney Suburban Shops 2923 Main 4422 Main 2019 West Gray and a New Shop Conveniently Located at 2520 therst in the Village Shopping Center HOUSTON OWNED ONE'S A MEAL Brooks System Sandwich Shops Venus MRRIORIE BOWEN Campfimenb oz 332 QBID Qtullege 161m 8545 SOUTH MHIN Best Wishes To the Graduates of 1947 NEUMEYER MOTOR PARTS 1602 MILQM CRPITOL 2228 HOUSTON. TEXRS Complz'menla J PAUL3S SHOE STORE C-2434 725 MRIN For Fine Cleaning DE LUXE CLEANERS 2k DYERS 5420 LRWNDRLE W. 3-3319 South Texas Colleges of Law and Commerce Offering co-educationcxl afternoon and evening classes in: Law. Business Qdministration, Secretarial Training, CPR. Preparation, Conversational Spanish, Refresher Courses, etc. 1600 LOUISIQNR ST. Y.M.C.FL Second Floor Houston,Texas Phone: C. 4-5501 BOLLINGER 3 CO. THLENT SCOUTS FOR MQNHGEMEN T Executive - Professional - Technical Rusk Bldg. C. 4-6703 CompZ'mentd of LANGHAM, LANGSTON AND BURNETT Insurance Counselors J u y I HOUSTON 2, TEXRS THE 0. L. SCRIVNER CO. PRINTING PHONE F, 0219 711 POLK FIVE. HOUSTON 2, TEXRS oun:nom: LOAN FLA; IS chmmMng x. x you need not sacrifice for years to own the house you want. We arrange monthly rent-like payments that fit easily into your budget. Let us show you how you can buy your home - now. loans can be arranged anywhere in Texas! I. J. BETTES co.- SDUTH'S LEADING MDRTGAGEE FHNNIN HT CHPITOL PHONE C. 9161 HTTEN D MASSEY BUSINESS COLLEGE DRY 6i EVENING REGISTRRTION EVERY WEEKDRY BUSINESS TRHININ G THOROUGH, INEXPENSIVE, QUICK We Will Place You in cm Httractive Office Position SPECIHL COURSES ' FlCCOUNTING . SECRETRRIRL o HIGHER . STENOGRHPHIC QCCQUNTING . OFFICE MRCHINES O FEDERQL INCOME o GENERHL BUSINESS TRX 1217 Capitol Flvenue F. 3533 SAN JACINTO SALES COMPANY 401 SEN IHCINTO STREET H, S. GINSBURG, Owner PHONES: C. 6273 6: C. 6274 Household and Building Supplies PARKER BEDDING COMPANY MHNUFHCTURERS IN TEXQS OF C O Spring-Alr MQTTRESSES $ BOX SPRINGS Hmerica's Finest Bedding 310 NORTH MRIN ST. HOUSTON Walter FL Waldhauser James K, Looney U. of H. Exes SOUTHWESTERN TROPICAL GARDENS Tropical Fish, Plants, Aquarium and Pool Supplies NRTURE IS OUR ONLY COMPETITOR Display and Sclesroom Office and Greenhouse 4909 South Main Street 1103 Banks Stree! Telephone K. 3-7529 Telephone I. 2-6117 BLUE PRINTS QND PHOTOSTRT PRINTS HRCHITECTS' CS ENGINEERS SUPPLIES leapial BLUE PRINT CO. E. W BHRTLET'I', Owner 2 Convenient Locations HND WOMEN'S APPAREL L 3W QM FAMOUS FOR FINE FURS Since 1923 4th Floor 4th Floor Gulf Building Mellie Esperson Bldg. F-7391 C 4-1626 GOOD FOOD GOOD SERVICE GOOD MUSIC FREE PHRKIN G A. W. WELDON CAFETERIA 4912 MQIN ST. IHCKSON 2-7558 Venus BETTY NYDEGGHR Distinctive Tailored Clothes Sold with Confidence . . . Worn with Pride gpaqnea Complzmcnb of SHAFFER TOOL WORKS Houston, Texas Keep Tuned Right Here 740 on Your Dial for Constantly Better Shows WMW b . . where quality reigns supreme James Bale Co. 1301 McKInnoy Houston Fairfax 9371 A DEPENDAILE NAM! SINCE 1867 KELLETT- HEMBY, INC. TIRES - BQTTERIES - ROQD SERVICE 1134 E. 11th V. 4-1886 Wlshmg you contmued prosperity and development. TEXAS GULF SULPHUR COMPANY, INC. 9 GOOD NEIGHBOR R GOOD CITIZEN Sincere and Best Wishes to The Student Body HOGAN-ALLNOCH DRY GOODS COMPANY Wholesalers HOUSTON, TEXRS SERVICEtoHOUSIDNS COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS HOME HPPLIHNCES HAVERTY FURNITURE COMPANY 711 Fannin St. HOUSTON, TEXRS South Bend Lathes Delta Quality Tools WESSENDORF, NELMS 6: CO. Houston Beaumont - Dallas CURTIS CO. GOODYEHR TIRES GULF PRODUCTS Complete Quto Service 2100 MAIN QT GREY W. H. CUBTIN 8 Ell. Domestic and Export LABORATORY HPPHRHTUS HND CHEMICRIS Ior Industrial, Educational, Clinical and Public Service Laboratories HOUSTON. TEXAS WITH SINCERE BEST WISHES TO THE STUDENT BODY WILSON STATIONERY AND PRINTING CO. Prairie 01 Fcnnin L NEW TIRES - TUBES RHDIOS - BICYCLES HOME HPPLIHNCES TEXAS TIRE COMPANY 1215 RUSTIN FIT POLK C6 9991 JJ 3L9 BEASLEY COMPANY PRINTING ENGRHVING LITHOGRHPHING GREETING CHRDS OFFICE SUPPLIES O 4719 South Main Street PHONE HHDLEY 9972 FOR FLOWERS CHLL Carroff; jlb-iot 4401 MRIN K, 3-2564 Over 25 Years Efficient Service ROBERTSON INSURANCE COMPANY 511 PRESTON QVENUE HOUSTON, TEXQS PHONES P. 0868 B. 3-1015 I. 2-6663 UNION BOTTLING COMPANY Capitol 9248 Km Campfimenb cl MARINE DIVISION GORDON, SEWALL 8 CO. Houston Galveston Serving the Southwest for More Them 50 Years LHYNE PUMPS CS WELL WHTER SYSTEMS The LAYNE-TEXAS CO., Ltd. HOUSTON DHLLHS iv UNIVERSITY OF HOUSTON ALUMNI i' NAVY VET i' LICENSED RADIO OPERATOR iv ELECTRONIC TECHNICIAN ir EXPERIENCE fMARION 5. CHARPIOT f0wnol Opnlaton HOME - AU'I'O RADIO SALES - SERVICE - REPAIR GE-RCA DEALER AMERICAN HOME APPLIANCE C0. 815 DUMBLE W. 3-4H5 HOUSI'ON 3, TEXAS Campfimenb o! COX 8 BLACKBURN Frigidaire Distributors and Frigidaire Service 2301 COMMERCE RVE, CHPITOL 5316 HOUSTON, TEXHS HOUSTON'S LHRGEST Founded 1903 mm LRUNDRY - LINEN SERVICE SRNITONE CLERNING 50 Trucks THERE'S H REQSON 400 Employees - LIVE OAK MEAT COMPANY Catering to CQFES - HOTELS cmd INSTITUTIONS C. 9296 17 N. LOUISIRNR V. 4-2711 Now Serving the University of Houston '-Ai COMISKEY INSURANCE AGENCY Insurance and Bonds 0 4.5656 C. 4-2464 1806 MILRM - HOUSTON! TEXAS v.4 Compltmcnld oi, OZARK PIE CO. Complbnanb J SOUTHERN LIFE INSURANCE CO. STERLING BLDG. C. 4-4707 MRS. DRAKE SANDWICH SHllP To All of You We Wish HAPPINESS and GOOD LUCK Vonn- IERRY BEREZIN Serving Houston Since 1893 BURKHART'S Laundry - Cleaning - Storage xx. Complimenb J TEXAS RUBBER AND SPECIALTY CO. Manufacturers Of Rubber and Steel Products HOUSTON. TEXRS OVER 80 years of friendly banking service to Houston firms and families FIRST NATIONAL BANK in HOUSTON Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Venus GRHYCE SULLIVAN Compfimenld J STRAUSStRANK CO. 1618 FRNNIN C. 1201 CONGRRTULRTIONS GRRDURTESI Let us Help Solve Your Z t4. Employment a W Problems, and - - Save Time in EM DLOYM ENT 203 Scanlan Finding WWKCF dg' You the RIGHT mmS 33-9308 Compiimentd 0X MANGEL'S 513 MRIN STREET Specialists in Feminine Rpparel gomeA that combine the economy and flexibility of mass production with the charm and personality of custom-building. HOUSTON lgeaoly-Cut HOUSE C0., INC. 3601 Polk Avenue Houston, Texas :4 722x44 India try . . . . . employing Texas People, using a Texas Product, to create new wealth for Texas The Champion Paper and Fibre Company HOUSTON DIVISION Manufacturers of Pulp and Paper from Texas Pine The HOUSTONIAN Staff wishes to take this opportunity to extend its thanks to its advertisers. To the Student Body: Patronize our advertisers. Through their courtesy We are able to present the biggest annual in our history. THE STA FF ISUPERHHK HIBRICRHM: SERVlEE WYATT METAL 8 BOILER WORKS

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