University of Houston - Houstonian Yearbook (Houston, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 514 of the 1958 volume:

We, the 1958 Houstonian Staff, salute Shasta on her 10th year at the U. of H. Shasta, official mascot of the University of Houston Cougars, donned her freshman beanie in 1947. Since that time she has been the ever-loyal supporter of the Cougar football team. She never misses a home game and many times has traveled along with the team to urge them on to victory. She has seen them lose and she has seen them win; she has seen them discouraged and she has seen them buoyant; and she has seen them at the top as Champions of the Missouri Valley Conference. One of the first projects sponsored by Alpha Phi Omega Service Fraternity was a fund-raising drive to purchase a mascot for the newly organized football team. The mascot was purchased 10 years ago with money contributed by University students. After her acquisition, the Cougar conducted a contest to name the year-old cub. James T. Randall, winner of the contest, made this observation: She has to be fed She has to be watered Shihasta be cared for Shasta is her name. An official Cougar Guard, volunteer members of Alpha Phi Omega, see to Shastzfs every need. When she isn,t busy attending to her duties as iiofficial overseef, of U. of H. football games and pep rallies, Shasta is at home, displaying her supple 142-pound body to visitors of the Hermann Park Zoo. . Now the mother of three-Shorty, Tom, Jr., and Hasta-Shasta is probably the most widely traveled mascot in America, having traversed over 40,000 miles to out-of-town games. xxxx xx Dlililtl XTHH .HHHNISTHATH A CLASSICS HrmhmIr-s Seniors Junimx Snphnnmn-s Frmhnn-n MLHH'IHHI HMICLIUHT Vliss Hullslulliilll Vanity Fair Hmmlit's Uluss Ufl'it't'rx Hulslumiing Sludvnh ORCANIZA'IVH W8 Sllltlvlll Unve-I'nnwm Rt-ligiuudh'uups Pl'uft'ssiulml Cllllls Sumrilit-s :md th-milim Ht-rvim- Ul'gilllilillinlls Fit'slzl Assm-iulion COLLEEN HHC SPORTS Foullmn Buskq-llmll anvlmll Trut'k Golf Tennis Swimming: Intramurals FRONTIER FIESTA UNLERSITY OF HOUSTON staff ElliIOF Chu rlm F. A YCOCK Associate Editors Sunny TUCKER Nancy WEST Sports Editors Robert FURSHAW Tom POWELL P11 otograph; Editor Danny JONES .1 . g N. Why Aaw..mm -. Class Editor vaerly POWELL College Life Editor Marvin ALBRECHT Photographers Ruy ARNOLD Bob COLLINS Cvne GATTI Andy HANSEN Danny JONES Ted JOHNSON Don PIERCY Robert ROGERS Ray liUBLE Richard SACKS Gene YEE 8 0 J i x 0 c o d I Staff Betty BLAIR Susan BURNS Janet DANIEL Barbara FERGUSON Pat FOLEY Robin HOLCOMBE Dolores HOLLEY Kay POTTER Rue POTTER David ROWOLD Sally TIERNEY A d z'ertisin g Manager Alecne REDNICK Lithography by TAYLOR PUBLISHING C0, Dallas Clyde STEELE. Cover and Cartoon Artist WE, THE STAFF OF THE HOUSTONIAN, TAKE PLEASURE AND SINCERE PRIDE IN DEDICATING THE 1958 HOUSTONIAN TO YOU, THE UNIVERSITY OF HOUSTON STUDENT BODY. , :23! 3 r . Y El C H RQY CULLEN .. I . nu; Cullen College of Engineering IN MEMORIAM Fred J. Heyne Buildingr $P. '. .. MA The An-llilvclurv and Psychology Buildings give UH :1 glow. O. B. Hall. scene of many campus activities. welcomes all. 'l'ln- t'umplhlx main lmiMingi'Iizrkit'l W. Cullvn Building. I 3: : am: m I -.u. I ml '3; 5,7 , mm m.gaWw a The Library becomes a sec d home for many. The erhilwturv Building: is the- hirthplaveof new ideas. .Yeke Building addg itg light to the overall glow of the campus. univefsify ceniers Dr. F. L. Stovall. Counseling and Testing Director. and Aasinant. Jack Waggoner. aid Mary Ann Trapulinu in churning her field of study. Miss Lou Russell. Placement Center director. finds Mrs. Ruth Wikoff. Dr. Howard F. McGaw, director. libraries. and L. W. employment for both students and graduates. Dickerson. director. Audio-Visual Aids! l3 ; Varsity football player. Paul Sweeten. receives ear examination from Nurse C. Hazel Haltom. Marilyn Montgomery takes advantage of heat treatment adminis- tered by Head Nurse Helen Tortorici. Mrs. Minnie Crawford. cashier in Cougar Den. plays sick for Nurse I4 Lucille McGhee. I . n -m '. U'n'$ Q Walmm $$wa WV'v'fn'MwwKXX h H x Heading the Universitfs Development Center are: Mrs. Charlotte Huddick. Vice President Patrick J. Nicholson, Mrs. Annie Fambrough. Ted Hendricks, Walter Williams. Ralph Frede. and Farris Block. Dr. Stonebarger, second from left. discusses current Business Management practices with Management Development Center trainees. , iv! ,5 s . :2 .rers. z,,ixyla 73: 9'9: Se aw; o frdf S n ml ad 1 .3, f a General Bruce prepares to add his signature. THE CHANCELLOHS MESSAGE TO THE STUDENTS Next year the University Of Houston will celebrate its silver anniversary. Each year since 1934 the founding of the University as a four year institution has been important. We have just added a period demonstrating the cumulative effects of nearly a quarter of a ventury of planning. We can lie justly proud of the years whivh lmvt- .sm-n the University come into maturity us a center of learning. But now we must look to the future and plan well so that the years of maturity will mntimw tn rel'lm't the unique qualities which have brought this university to the fore 0f the nationis academic world. The continued success of the University is not only de- pendent on the administration and faculty, but on the initiative and calibre of the student body as well. Now, on the threshold of our silver anniversary, I have great confidence in all segments of the University community. General Bruce looks over plans for new buildings. Take it lt-m-r. Mn. Reilly. Time ulll for a ll'lrpllolllf mill. President Clanton Williams welcomes a new day Mid morning finds him in a meeting. with a smile. THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE The year 1957-58 has seen the continued upward climb of this remarkable institution of higher learning. Any observer is amazed to note the heights which the Uni- versity has achieved in its twenty-four years of operation. The quality of its faculty, the emphasis upon highest academic standards, the earnestness of its students, and the atmosphere of drive which pervades the whole uni- versity are characteristics which combine to make fully jUStified the pride which all of us feel toward this institution. President Williams and Dr. P. G. Hoffman, vice presi- President Williams points out a note of interest. dent, Dean of the Faculties, go over plans. THE UNIVERSITYS BOARD OF GOVERNORS First: W. L. ANDERSON, Mrs. Isaac ARNOLDd y Fred AYERS, Warren S. BELLOWS, Ben C. BELT, Karl BENDET- SEN, Mrs. John H. BLAFFER. Second: W. Stewart BOYLEee, George R. BRYANT, Mrs. George A. BUTLER, D. L. CONNELLY. Naurice G. CUMMINGS. Mrs. John de MENIL. Mrs. Ray L. DUDLEYW Third: Dr. H. J. EHLERS. J. A. ELKINS. Jr.. J. A. ELKINS. Srf, T. C. EVANS. S. P. FARISH, Wm. G. FARRINGTON. John C. FLANAGAN. Fourth: Charles FLEETWOODt Claud B. HAMILL. Earl C. HANKAMER. Maurice HIRSCH. Harrison C. HO- BART. Sterling HOGAN. Sr.. Palmer HUTCHESON? Pl'rlmml ulmu'. 14 ,! la righl: Lamar FLEMING. Jnf Vice Chairman: Mrs. James P. HUI'S'HHWV Sm'rvtury; James W. ROCKWELLK Assistant Sec- rt-lury. Col. W. B. BATESi Chairman First: Russell JOLLEY. John T. JONES. Jr.'x2 Mrs. R. C. KULDELL. F. M. LAW? Mrs. Max LEVINE, Harris Mc- ASHAN. Second: A. C. MCNEESE. Jr.. Leopold L. MEYER. Harry J. MOSSER. C. A. PERLITZ. Jr.. Charles F. REED. Corbin ROBERTSON? Third: Simon SAKOWI'I'ZK Cllurlc-s A. SAUNDERS, Stanley W. SHH'NICS. A. Dm- SIMPSON. Frank 5. SMITH. R. E. SMITH. Founlz: Rms S'HCWUNR'I'. Gardiner SYMONDS, Howard TELLEPSEN. Milton R. UNDERWOODK Tom P. WALKER. Mrs. Gm. S. WURTHAM. 2l awpawtf'es'f- - Dr. Hoffman and his daugh- ter. Jeanne, examine fishing plug. At the office Dr. Hoffman finds serious work. Patrick J. Nicholson. vice president, University Development. chooses a book from his collection. Relaxing at home with a good book is the best way to forget office worries. With shoulders heavily laden, the three vice presidents of the University of Houston aid greatly in furthering the long-range development, current and future physical assets, and improvement in the over-all staff of instructors. Heading the group, with a long-time service record at the University, is Mr. C. F. Mc- Elhinney, vice president and business manager. His first year at the University, Dr. Philip G. Hoffman is vice president and Dean of Facul- ties. He came from the Northwest: Portland State College. Mr. Patrick J. Nicholson, vice president, University Development, has an aim ever on the future. Public relations-minded, Mr. Nicholson keeps in contact with the public,s pulse. Development vice president ponders future Univer- sity development. 23 24 classes 26 ABELL-BROWER BLANSETT, Barbara N., Houston BOHNER, Roswell J ., Jr., Houston BOOKTER, Fred B., Jr., Baton Rouge, La. BOONE, Danny, Wichita Falls BONIN, Homer R., Bellaire BOOZ, Virginia T., Houston BRADY, Allen R., Houston BRITAIN, Billy W., Tyler BROWER, Flora M., Channelview graduates ABELL, Andrew T., Houston ALLEN, Douglas P., Houston ALPERT, Joseph R., Houston ANDERSON, Henry A., San Antonio ANDERSON, Myron C., Houston ARMSTRONG, J oanna, Galveston BAKER, Betty A., Wynne, Ark. BAKER, Robert M., Houston BANAKA, William H., Houston CORTE, Ernest D., Fairhope, Alabama CRADICK, Howard D., Houston DAVIS, Willie M., Houston DAY, Ely 11., Houston DOW, Theodore A., Houston EINSPAHR, Martin H., Houston ELLIOT, Lloyd J ., Lockport, Louisiana ELMER, Gladys W., Houston EPSTEIN, Sheldon, Houston BROWN-EPSTEIN BROWN, Floyd N., In, Friendswood BRUNER, Curtis L., Houston BURNS, Lorraine T., Houston BUTTS, Billie 6., Houston CARTER, Ann L., Houston CASKEY, Thomas L., Houston COOK, James C., Bellaire BOOKSEY, MARVIN G., Caracas, Venezuela COOPER, Ples 8., Center 28 FARRELL-HALE GANDIN, Francis 1., Houston GANDIN, William E, Houston GILBERT, Ray W., Houston GILLINGHAM, Lawrence 1., Houston GLIDDEN, Jack, Houston GREEN, Arthur W., Jr., Wollaston, Mass. CURIN, Alvin 1., Atlanta, Ga. GUYON, J . D., Houston HALE, Bobby L., Houston graduaies FARRELL, James W., Houston FAULKNER, Carolyn 5., Houston F ERRER, Edwin, Houston FITCH, James E., Shreveport, La. FRANKLIN, Arthur W., Houston F RUECHTE, Don F., Houston F RUCE, Ronald D., Houston FRYE, Tommye D., Pasadena FUENTES, J 0e C., Houston HOLLAND, Richard P., Anahuac HOLSOMBACK, J oseph C., Houston HOLZMER, Joanna, Houston HYDE, J ohn J., Houston ISHIOKA, Akio, Osaka, J apan JAMES, J ack E., Eldorado, Ark. J EANES, Laura 1., Houston JONES, Kenneth 5., Goodrich JONES, Velma 5., Houston HALLMARK JONES HALLMARK, Donald R., Houston HARTMAN, Wilma A., Houston HAYWARD, Ruhard N., Leonarotown, Md. HELLER, Jesse E., Houston HENSON, Mary E., Houston HENDERSON, Alvada C., Houston HERRICK, Thomas H., Houston HILFORD, William 6., Truth or Consequences, N. M. HOFFPAUIR, Eslie H., Port Arthur 30 graduates JORDAN, Conway F., Jr., League City KEITH, Lewis 5., Houston KENNEDY, Thomas E., Houston KUROPATA, Edwin 5., Houston KUROPATA, Emil F., Houston LAIRD, Val, Houston LAMKIN, John H., Houston LANE, Charles D., Houston LAXSON, Edwin R., Houston LEE, Jerry J ., Houston LEOS, Camilo C., Corpus Christi LINN, Wayne N., Houston LIU, Henry H., China MADDEN, Welton D., Houston MAGIROS, Peter 0., Pasadena MAUS, Wanda 5., Houston MAXCY, C. W., Houston MAY, Allan C., Bedford, Pa. MOSER, William B., J r., Bellaire MUSACHIO, Vincent 1., Houston NELSON, Claudia, Vidor NORMAN, Elva C., Beaumont NORRIS, Robert L., Jr., Bellaire UDOWD, John E., Wharton UDOWD, John W., Houston PITRE, Odeah, J r., Opelousas, La. PITTMAN, Travis D., Houston MAY-PI'IVFMAN MAY, June 0.. Cumberland, Md. MCADAMS. Walter J.. Houston MCCARDLE. William A., Houston MCKEY, James L., Beaumont McMULLIN, Howard C., Louisville, Miss. MICHEL, Barbara D., Houston MINZENMAYER, Donald, Houston MOCK, Ralph, Houston MORGAN, Kenneth D., Jr., Corpus Christi 32 PUNCHARD-STELZER graduates PUNCHARD. Johnie 8., Temple PURDIE. Robert M., Houston RAY, Ronald 5.. Houston RICHARDSON, Susan, Houston ROBERTSON, Marvin J ., Arkadelphia, Ark. ROMANO, Albert C., Houston ROMANO, Jerry 1., Houston ROMEO, Anthony M., Houston SALE, Hershel E., Clarkton, Mo. SANCHEZ, Henry V., Houston SANDS, Patrick M., Houston SANFORD, Lonnie K., Seminary, Miss. SCHUMACHER, Emery R., Houston SHATTO, Gloria E., Houston SHATTO, Robert 1., Houston SIMPSON, Welton C., Pasadena STARK, Benjamin 0., Houston STARKS, Charlsie M., Houston STEINHAUER, James 1., Leidlow, Ky. STELZER, Frances V., Pasadena STEWART WORSLEY STEWART, J oseph T., 11 ., Houston STINSON, Toni, Northridge, Calif. STOLTON, Stephen J., Houston STOVALL, Elaine S., Houston STOVALL, William A., Houston TEACUE, Walter E., Baytown TELLEZ, Salvador M., Houston THOMAS, Herbert P., Ringgold, La. THOMPSON, Shirley, Burgaw, N. C. TOMASCO, Don J ., Houston VAUREEKA, Johnnie B., Sugarland WADE, Paul A., Houston WESLEY, Thomas W., Jr., Houston WHEELESS, Frances H., Houston WICKWARE, Mark E., Houston WINSTON, Joyce R., Pasadena WITT, Eugene L., Jr., Houston WOLFE, Louis D., Houston WOODWARD, George, Houston WORSLEY, Robert E., Bayonne, N. J. 33 34 ADAMS-BALDWIN ASKINS, Knox W., Brenham; Radio-TV; Radio Guild ATKISON, Bobby L., Houston; Psychology AUBRY, Eugene E., Galveston; Architecture BAILEY, Edwin D., Houston; Civil Engineering BAILEY, Janice 5., Short Hills, N. J.; Education; Delta Gamma; Kappa Pi BAILEY, Joseph C., Cleveland, Ohio; Businms BAKER, Donald 1., Houston BALDWIN, Bobby J., Galena Park; Health, Safety, Physical Education BALDWIN, William R., Bellaire; Religion seniors ADAMS, John J., Houston: Pharmaq ALBERS, Charles E, Houston ALBRECHT, Marvin H.. Jr., Rosenberg: Music Education; Kappa Kappa Psi; Student Govermnent: OB Hall Board; Houstonian Staff; Wesley Foundation: Band Association, Historian; Future Teachers of America: Music Scholarship; Music Educational National Conference ALMS, LeRoy G., Houston; Technology ANDREWS, Eric M., Houston ARNOLD, Jean R., Houston; Radio-TV ARNOLD, Roger M., Houston; Industrial Engineering ASH, Jimmie C., Beaumont; Electrical Engineering ASHWORTH, Eric A., Houston; Industrial Engineering BELDEN, Robert E., Pasadena; Engineering; University of Houston Society of Mechanical Engineers; Phi Sigma Kappa BELL, Gwendolyn J., Houston; Sociology; Chi Omega; Bas- ketball Queen Candidate, 1956; Secretary of Pledge Class; Gan Bey Sweetheart Candidate, 1955; Sigma Chi Sweetheart Candidate, 1956; Pi Kappa Alpha Drum Girl Candidate, 1956 and 1957; Chi Omega Rush Chairman, Spring 1955 BENSK, Raymond, Arlington; Biology BENSON, Alden A., Houston BERGMAN, Harry S., Livingston; Geology BIEHLE, Oliver F., Houston; Mechanical Engineering; Parry F oundation Scholarship Award Winner; Phi Sigma Kappa; University of Houston Society of Mechanical Engineers BILLIG, Leon 0.. Sealy; Engineering; President, University of Houston Society of Mechanical Engineers BIRCH, Rex, Houston; Business Administration BISHOP, Audrey, Houston BALINAS5BISHOP BALINAS, Pedro T., Houston; Education BALLINCER, Kelly C., Houston; Technology BANIGAN, Wendell W., Deadwood, South Dakota; Political Science; Alpha Phi Omega; Veterans Club; Society for Ad- vancement of Management BARKER, Bobbie J ., Houston; General Business BARNETT, William G., Houston; Geology BASS, Albert F., Houston; Engineering; American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical and Petroleum Engineers BASYE, Twyla M., Houston; English; Senior English Award, 1957; Phi Theta Kappa; Phi Kappa Phi BAUMANN, Donald, Houston; Business; ROTC BECCS, William R., Houston; Engineering 36 BISHOP-BRAMLE'IT BOLWAHNN, Bonnie H., Oregon, 111.; Education BONEM, Diane R., Baytown; Home Economics BONNETT, Lloyd A., JL, Houston BORDOVSKY, Eugene H., Houston; Businms Administration BORISOFF, Paul T., Houston; Law BORSCHOW, Ronnie C., Houston; Business Administration; Distributive Education, Second Vice President; Phi Theta Kappa; Tau Kappa Epsilon, Treasurer; Society for Advance- ment of Management; Marketing Club; Student Covemment BOYER, Barbara E., Lehighton, Pa.; Education BRADY, Norma, Houston; Business Administration; Chi Omega, Political Chairman, Rush Chairman; Homecoming Queen; Basketball Queen; Vanity Fair; Baptist Student Union; Kappa Alpha Rose; Sigma Alpha' Epsilon Sweet- heart Candidiate; U of H Honoree; Junior Maid; Varsity Venus Finalist; Frontier Fiesta, Top Ten Act BRAMLETT, Berniece M., La Porte; Elementary Education seniors BISHOP. Bill H.. Wink: Physical Education BISHOP. Elbert R.. Houston: Business Administratitm: Pep Club, Trsasurer: Kappa Alpha. Rush Chairman: Alpha Phi Omega BLACK. C. Huntis. Lometa: Agricultural Economics; Stock and Stoion: House of Representatives: UH Livestock JUdging BLASDEL. Marv B., Houston: Education: Alpha Phi, His- torian. Treasurer: President: Panhellenic President; Gamma Sigma Sigma; Honoree Texas ASM. Cotton Ball; Wesley Foundation; Womenss Student Associatlon BLAYDES. Baker 0., Houston: Industrial Engineering; SO- ciety of Engineers: Society of Industrial Engineers; Student Council BLODCETT, Roy C., Jr., Houston; Business Administration BLUNT, Larry T., Houston; Engineering BOEKER, Ronnie C., Houston; Architecture BOLDMAN, Robert L., Galveston; Electrical Engineering BRITMAN, William E., Houston; History BROCK, Douglas C.,4 Houston; Business Administration; Delta Nu Alpha; Propeller Club BROCHAN, Jenny, Shreveport, La.; Education; ROTC Sponsor; Zeta Tau Alpha, Treasurer; Baptist Student Union; Student Assembly; Dormitory Council; Future Teachers of America BROWN, Charles A., New Orleans, La.; Pharmacy BROWN, Richard L., Houston; Business Administration BROYLES, Walter B., Jr., Palatine; Mechanical Engineer- ing; Society of Engineers; Society of Mechanical Engineers BRUMLEY, Richard N., Sulphur Springs; Journalism; Sigma Delta Chi, Secretary; Houstonian, Sports Editor; Cougar, Sports Editor; Press Club BUCHOLTZ, Adrianne G., Liveoak, Pa.; Speech BUCK, Edgar A., Cocoa, Fla.; Technology BRANDTuBUCK BRANDT. Waldeen FL, Pasadena; Retailing BRANTON. Eva C.. Pasadena: Education BRASSE, Lillian 0.. Houston; Business BRAUND, DeVere E, Philipsburg, Pa.; Engineering BREEN, Pearl L., Houston; Home Economics; Home Eco- nomics Club BRENNEN, George K., JL, Scottdale, Pa.; Engineering; Petroleum Club, Vice President BREWER, Daniel R., Dallas; Pharmacy; House of Repre- sentatives; Student Senate; Pharmaceutical Association, Vice President; Parliamentarian, Phi Delta Chi BREZIK, Frank 1., Jr., Houston; Technology BRIDWELL, Jack L., Ft. Worth; Optometry 38 BURCH-CALVERT CABRERA, Oscar A., Houston; Technology CALDWELL, Jerry, Houston; Businws CALDWELL, Mary T., Houston; Elementary Education CALDWELL, Parris 1., Houston; Photography; Sigma Phi Epsilon CALI, Salvatore M., Houston; Accounting CAMPBELL, Donald T., Pasadena; Technology CARMICHAEL, Keith 5., Manitoba, Canada; Technology CARTER, Alonzo H., Baytown; Engineering CALVERT, David R., Houston seniors BURCH, Randolph R, Houston: Business; Student Body Treasurer; House of Representatives; Lambda Chi Alpha; Outstanding Junior, Student Government BURCNER, John H., Houston; Engineering; Society of Engineers, Board of Directors; Society of Mechanical En. gineers BURNS, Willie, Galveston; Business Administration BURK, Doris A., Pasadena; Business Education BUTTS, Gene A., Houston; Engineering; Society of Elec- trical Engineers; American Institute of Electrical Engineers; Institute of Radio Engineers BYRD, Larry E., Houston; Pre-Dental CABLE, Otis L., Houston; Business Management CABLER, Roy W., Jr., Houston; Chemical Engineering CABRERA, Flavio E., Asuncion, Paraguay; Spanish; Ro- tary International Scholarship CHANDLER, J 0 Ann, Senath, Miss.; Sociology CHANSLOR, William A., Jr., Houston; Law CHARBULA, Erwin H., Houston; Business Administration CHESTER, Robert W., Houston; Graphic Arts Management CHILDRESS, James A., Dallas; Physics CLANTON, Alton N ., Velasco; Biology CLARK, J oseph 3., Houston; History CHOOKAS, Richard A., Houston; Geology CHRISENBERRY, Gerald D., Houston CARR CHRISENBERRY CARR, Richard T., El Paso; Technology CARSWELL, Henry C., Houston; Business Administration CARTER, Barbara V., Angleton; Music; Sigma Alpha Iota; Phi Theta Kappa; Chorus Pianist CARY, David H., St. Petersburg, Fla.; Liberal Arts CASTELLO, Patricia 3., Houston; Elementary Education; Secretary, Freshman Class; Newman Club; French Club; Fiesta Association CASTRO, Albert, San Salvador, Central America; Spanish CAVANAGH, Robert V., Houston; Secondary Education CHAMBERS, Mary 5., Tyler; Elementary Education; Alpha Delta Pi; Women's Dormitory Council, Vice President CHANDLER, John W., Houston; Law COLES-DAVENPORT CRICK, Maurice R, Fiatt, 111.; Technology; Electro Tech Club CROPP, John R., J r., Houston; Radio-TV CHOWDER, Orville W., Houston; Business CROWE, Robert E., Houston; Business CULVER, Mary V., Houston; General Business CUMMINGS, Charles R. III, Baytown; Law, Combs, Brock, Mitchel Award, 1957 CUNNINGHAM, Robert H., Houston; Electrical Engineering DACUS, Myrna L., Houston; Sociology; Vice President Alpha Chl Omega; Alpha Kappa Delta Honor Society; Er'flheart, Sigma Phi Epsilon; Pep Club; Christian Youth u DAVENPORT, Alice C., Houston; An seniors COLES, Rudolph H.. Houston: Tvchnulngy COOPER. Martha A.. Houston: Elementary Education CORONA, Daniel D.. Wichita Falls: Technology CORNETT, James E. III, Blessing; Petroleum Engineering; American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical and Petroleum Engineers COSKEY, Johnny A., Houston: Technology COURTIN, Barbara J., Houston; Education COVERT, George W., Houston; Technology COX, Lucrecia C., Bogota, Colombia, South America; Gen- eral Business CREED, Marcy L., Houston; Education DOUGLAS, Earl E., Stanton; Business DAY, Lucius B., J r., Bellaire; Physics DRASTATA, William D., El Campo; Business DUNN, Helen M., Houston; Biology DURHAM, Ellis L., Houston; Architecture DUELLMAN, Carl 3., Pasadena; Engineering ECHOLS, Hugh T., Houston; Geology EDWARDS, Harold D., Harrison, Ohio; Radio-TV; Baptist Student Union President, 1955, Vice President, 1953-54; Religious Groups Vice President, 1954-55; Future Teachers of America; Sigma Chi; Red Masque Players EHLERS, Katharyn L., Houston; Home Economics DAVIES-EHLERS DAVIES, Judith E, Houston; English; Pi Kappa Alpha Sweetheart Nominee, 1955; Chi Omega, Social and Political Chairman; Cheerleader, 1956-57; Vanity Fair, 1955-56-57; F uture Teachers of America; Wesley Foundation DAVIS, Edward F., Houston; Architecture DAVIS, Roger A., Vivian, La.; Optometry DEEN, Buddy, Cisco; Psychology; Sigma Chi, President; Pep Club, Flash Card Chairman; Homecoming Parade Chairman, 1955; Intrafraternal Council; NIC Delegate to National Convention; Head Cheerleader, 1956 DE GEURIN, Pirtle J., Jr., Kerrville; Business Administra- tion DE CROOT, Harold J., Orange City, Iowa; Technology DE MOTTE, Mary 3., Houston; Pre-Law; Phi Theta Kappa; Phi Beta; French Club DENTON, Harold V., Houston; Business Administration DEUTSCH, Hermann L., Houston; Journalism 42 EMERINE-FLORANCE seniors EMERINE, Sally A., Victoria; Elementary Education ENGLE, Fred E, Houston; Industrial Engineering ESLINGER, Scott D., Jr., Houston; Technology ESSES, Max F., Brooklyn, N. Y.; Graphic Arts ESSEX, Lee R., Genoa; Education ESTABROOK, Ice C., Houston; Engineering EWTON, James R., McAlester, Okla.; Engineering EZELLE, Ralph W., Houston; Civil Engineering; Secretary- Treasurer, American Society of Civil Engineers FAIRWEATHER, Alec J ., Fort Worth; Technology FANNING, Francis R., Shawnee, Kan; English FARMER, Wayne H., Houston; Engineering FAULK, Howard W., Houston FEAZLE, Madelon W., Pasadena; Education F ELDT, Herbert A., Bellaire; Civil Engineering FILER, Jere R., Houston; Law FITZGERALD, Bryan L., Houston; Electrical Engineering ELLIOTT, J ohn L., 1018, Kan.; Optometry FLORANCE, Richard 1., La Porte; General Businus GAMMAGE, James E., Houston; Business CANO, Howard H., Houston; Law GATTI, Catherine M., Houston; Elementary Education; Chi Omega, Pledge Trainer; Corresponding Secretary Panhel- lenic; French Club, Secretary, Spring Football Queen; New- man Club; Future Teachers Association; Outstanding Chi Omega Member Award GAVEY, John, Springfield, Ohio; Optometry GEESING, Eugene 1., Houston; Business GENNA, Vincent, Beaumont; Law; Student Bar Association GENTRY, Geneva C., Houston; Music Education GIAMALVA, Jake C., Houston; Architecture GILL, Robert L., Houston; Engineering; ROTC Award; President Mars Radio Club; Officer University Society of Industrial Engineers FLORES-GILL FLORES, Joe A., Houston; Pharmacy FLOYD, David N., Houston; Geology; Cullen Rifles; Scab- bard and Blade; Military History Club; Pick n Hammer Club; Cadet Major, Executive Officer, ROTC FLYNN, Bernard W., Jr., Hinsdale, UL; Technology FONTENOT, Ira B., Sulphur, La.; Pharmacy; Phi Sigma Kappa; Christian Youth Club; Student Government; Ameri- can Pharmaceutical Association; Texas Pharmaceutical As- sociation F OSTER, Virginia L., Houston; Education FRADY, Ernest S., Anniston, Ala.; Businesa-Advertising; Top Ten Act; Bat All Around Frontier Fiesta Beard FRASER, Jack C., Galena Park; Engineering Society of Engineers; ROTC, Rifle Team; Fiesta Association FREDERICK, Melvin H., Houston; Architecture FULLER, Melba J ., Houston; Elementary Education GILL-GRIMES GRAVES, Jerald E., Houston; Business Administration GRAY, Dick W., Houston; Business Administration GREEN, David 0., Dallas; Journalism GREENE, Homer T., In, Houston; Accounting GREENFIELD, Robert W., Chicago, 111.; Mechanical Engi- neering; Society of Mechanical Engineers, Board of Directors GREENWELL, William M., Jr., Houston; Petroleum En- gineering GREGORY, Kathryn D., Houston; Home Economics; Gamma Sigma Sigma; Beta Lambda; Pep Club GRIFFIN, Thomas L., Houston; Architecture; Fiesta As- sociation CRIMES, Glendol C., McAlester, Okla.; History seniors GILL, Robert M., In, Houston; Business Administration; Deank List; Peat, Marwick, Mitchell Scholarship; Phi Theta Kappa CILMER, Peggy G., Mission; Speech and Hearing Therapy; Alpha Delta Pi, Recording Secretary, Panhellenic Represen- tative; Dormitory Council GIRNDT, Robert 0., Wharton; Photography GODFREY, John H., Houston; History; Student Govern- ment; Cullen Rifles; Pep Club; Canterbury Club; Alpha Phi Omega; Frontier Fiesta GONIK, Uri, Tel Aviv, Israel; Physics GONZALEZ, Rogelio A., Caracas, Venezuela; Mechanical Engineering GORE, Margaret D., Houston; Education GOULAS, Elliott J ., Houston; Elementary Education GRAHAM, Jerrold L., Houston; Mechanical Engineering; Houston Engineers Club Scholarship; Society of Mechanical Engineers; Society of Engineers; Dean,s List HANSON, Ralph L., Houston; Architecture HARRISON, Herbert L., Palatine; Mechanical Engineering HARRISON, Lyndon H., Humble; Engineering HARRISON, Pat W., Houston; Engineering; U of H So- ciety of Engineers; U of H Society of Mechanical Engmeers HARVLEY, David L., Houston; Chemistry HARVILL, Lee L., Houston; Geology HATCHER, Gloria 1., Houston; Physical Education HAWTHORNE, Allen A., Loveland, Colo.; Education HAYDEN, John S., Houston; Businws; Sigma Phi Epsilon, Treasurer; Inter-fraternal Counsel, Historian; Scabbard and Blade Society, Secretary; Canterbury Club; Student Assem- bly; Officer, ROTC GROGAN-HAYDEN CROGAN, Gene A., Houston; Engineering CROSS, Sam F., Scottsboro. Ala.: Music; French Club; Baptist Student Union: U of H Chorus CUIDRY, Carlton L., Houston; Chemistry: German Award: Samuel Kaplan 1956-57; German Consul Award 1955; French Award: Samuel Kaplan 1957; Phi Theta Kappa GUIDRY, George, Naplan, L3,; Drafting GULSBY, Jerry 0., Houston; Chemical Engineering; Stu- dent Council; Pi Kappa Alpha; AICHE HALL, Cherry, Houston; Accounting HALL, Hilda; Houston HALL, Robert E., Pasadena; Technology HALL, Robert ll, Houston; Civil Engineering 46 HAYS-HUEBNER HOLLEY, Dolores R., Houston; Journalism; Pep Club; Bap- tist Student Union, 1954-58; President of Panhellenic, 1957- 58; Cougar 1954-56; Houstonian 1954-58; WSA 1954-56, Phi Mu 1957-58 HOPKINS, Jencee E., Houston; Education; Lanyard Club, 1954-58, Treasurer, 1956-57 HOPKINS, William 3., Victoria; Engineering HORNBECK, James R., Port Bolivar; Engineering; ROTC Rifle Team; U of H Society of Engineers HOUSTON, J . D., J r., Houston; Business Administration HOWE, Rita A., Charming; Biology; Wesley Foundation HUBBARD, Martin G., San Marcos; Petroleum Engineer- ing; Vice President, Delta Sigma Phi; IFC Representative; AIME HUBBY, John 8., Pasadena; Engineering; American Mili- tary Engineers Award 1957 HUEBNER, William G., Houston; Education seniors HAYS, Mary 1... Houston: Secondary Education; Phi Theta Kappa; Kappa Delta Pi: Future Teachers of America HEINRICH, Albert J., Houston HELLUMS, J. Verrell, Houston: Business Administration HENSHAW, Terry L., Houston; Engineering HERMES, Edward V., Houston; Business Administration HILL, Benny M., Bowie; Radio-TV HINMAN, Darold, Houston; Technology HOBBS, Jerry L., Houston; Chemical Engineering HOLLAND, Bobbie R., Houston; Geology JENNINGS, William M., Houston; Business J ERDEN, Ody K., Houston; Law JOHNSON, Herbert C., Houston; Architecture JOHNSON, F reida K., Houston; Elementary Education; Kappa Delta Pi; Phi Theta Kappa JOHNSON, Kenneth W., Houston; Business Administration JOHNSON, Phillip G., Houston; Management; DeanBs List JOHNSON, Ted, Fairborn, Ohio; Photography; Kappa Al- pha Mu; Houstonian Staff; Cougar Staff JOHNSON, Vinette A., Houston; Education JONES, Daniel B., Kenedy; Photography; Frontier Fiesta; Houstonian Staff, Photography Editor; Kappa Alpha Mu, Vice President; Cougar Staff; Presbyterian Student Assocm- tion; Student Government Representative HUGHES-JONES HUGHES, Theodore F., Houston; Engineering HUNGERFORD, Nancy J., Houston: Business Administra- tion HUTSON, Cecil A., Uvalde: Education; Chorus; Band; Lambda Chi Alpha: Christian Youth Club, President HYDE, Ernest L., Houston; Business Administration IRICK, Patricia C., Houston; Secondary Education; Future Teachers of America; Wonlelfs Student Association, Secre- tary-Treasurer; Women,s Dormitory Council ISGUR, Reva 5., Houston; Elementary Education JACKMAN, E. Louise, Houston: Home Economics; Chi Omega, Treasurer; ROTC Sponsor. Cadet Captain, Cadet Colonel; Sigma Chi Sweetheart Nominee; Basketball Queen Nominee; Home Economics Scholarship Group; Home Eco- nomics Special Fashion Award: Fiesta, Annie Oakley JAMES, Edwin V.. Houston; Management JAMES, Jolly E., Fairbanks; Accounting 48 KADLECEK-KNIGHT KENNEDY, Gerald L., Bay City; Radio-TV; Band; Kappa Kappa Psi, President KERN, Lloyd 1., Houston; Architecture KETTLER, Gilbert C., Houston; Agricultural Economics KIEL, Paul A., Houston; Architecture; Society of Architects KIMBROUGH, Daniel J., Clute; Pharmacy KING, Leo F., Houston; Business KING, Nancy R., Galena Park; Home Economics KINOSHITA. Fumio, Honolulu, Hawaii; Technology KNIGHT, Donald E, Dallas; Business seniors KADLECEK. Edward 1.. J12. Honston: Engineering; Phi KaPPa, President: Newman Club: SOt'ietY f'f Mechanical Engineersi, Society of Engineers: Intrafraternal Council KANIPE, Raymond L., Houston: Business Administration; ROTC, Scabbard and Blade KARNAUCH, Wolodymyr V.. Houston; Pre-Law KASTNER, Annie 1., Ft. Worth; Pharmacy KEIS, Thomas C., Houston; Business Administration KELLETT, John H., In, Houston; Technology KELLY, Harold T., Pasadena; Engineering KEMPER, William L., Jr., Houston; Law KENNEDY, Daniel C., Houston; Mathematics; Sigma Pi Sigma LAKEY, Laverna L., Nederland; Pharmacy gaiMBERT, Clayson H., Houston; Engineering; Phi Kappa LANE, James F ., Houston; Business; Baptist Student Union; Alpha Phi Omega LANCE, Charla L., Houston; Business LAROE, Jimmy L., Kaufman; Mechanical Engineering; Delta Sigma Phi, President LAWS, Thomas E., Houston; Psychology LEBLEU, Maurice J., Houston; Engineering LEDER, Irvin, Houston; Business LEE, Edward F ., Houston; Business KOSSA-LEE KOSSA, Dorothy R., Houston; Secretarial Administration KOWALD, Kenneth 0., New Braunfels; Math; Phi Theta Kappa; German Club KRAUSE, Arthur 6., Houston; Engineering KRAUSE, Walter T., Pharr; Mechanical Engineering KRIBS, Edith A., Houston; English; Home Economics Club; Samuel Kaplan Awards for French and German; Pi Delta Phi Award for F ranch; Newman Club; French Club; Ger- man Club; Phi Theta Kappa; Delphian Scholarship Awardee KURY, Michael A., San Francisco, Calif.; Architecture LAING, Ava E., Houston; Music; Chorus; Opera Work Shop; Baptist Student Union LAINC, George W., Houston; Baptist Student Union LAIRD, Lee A., Austin; Engineering LEE-LUSK LITZLER, Andrew A., Sweeny; Engineering LOFTUS, Harry A., Houston; Law LOFTUS, Margaret C., Houston; Education; Alpha Delta Pi; Gamma Sigma Sigma; Pep Club; Future Teachers of America LOGAN, John H., Houston; Math LORINO, Anthony J ., Houston; Economics LOVE'I'I', Bernell K., Spring; Education LOWE, Thomas E., Houston; Biology; Pre-Medical Society, Secretary, Vice President LUPRETE, Anthony C., Houston; Advertising LUSK, Pickett W., Houston; Ps cholo ; A1 ha K Delta; Writers, Club Y gy P appa 50 seniors LEE, Freddie E, Houston: Law LEGG, Gordon W., Houston: Geology: Sigma Gamma Epsi. lon; Standard Oil Co. of Texas Senior Scholarship LEISSNER, Barbara J.. Victoria: Education; Zeta Tau Alpha; Dormitory Council, Social Chairman; Womexfs Stu- dent Association; Baptist Student Union; Frontier Fiesta, Top Ten Act LEO, John E., Houston; Business LINK, Cabanne H., Houston; Radio-TV; Kappa Delta Kappa; Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Radio Guild; Pep Club; Frontier Fiesta, Executive Committee; Homecoming Parade Marshal; Student Homecoming Chairman LINN, Jack A., Pasadena; Engineering LINTON, Lloyd H., Houston; Engineering LIPP, Leon H., Houston; Engineering; Alpha Phi Omega; Cullen Rifles; ROTC Officer; House of Representatives, Mem- ber, Speaker; Society of Engineers; Scabbard and Blade, President v LITHERLAND, Sharon G., Houston; Business LYVN-WU'K MARSHALL, Ann C., Houston; Education MARSHALL, Alfred 5., Houston; Engineering MARSHALL, Michael D., Pontiac, Mich.; Business Man- agement MARTIN, Billy J ., Katy; Education MARTIN, George 5., Houston; Business Management MATTHEWS, Billy W., Atkins, Ark; Pharmacy MATTHEWS, Claude W., Bellaire, Business MATTHEWS, Garland 5., Houston; Home Economics; Al- pha Phi; Home Economics Club MAUK, Charles E, Houston; Engineering seniors LYNN. Gene A., Houston: Business MADISON. Gwendolyn R.. Deer Park: Education MAICNAUN, Wilbur V., Houston: Business MAJORS, Audry V., Houston: Business MARCHBANKS, Percy G., Houston; Engineering; Alpha Phi Omega, President; Society of Engineers; Pep Club; American Society of Chemical Engineers; Representative to Texas Interstate Student Association MARKALL, John 5., Houston: Mechanical Engineering MARKEY, Robert F., Houston, Technolngy: Cullen Rifles; Cougar Guard; Alpha Phi Omega, Chaplain; Bonfire Cnn- struction Chairman: Society of Engineers; Student Gov- ernment MARLOW, Carrie M., Houston; Sociology MARSH, Dencil L., Houston; Engineering 52 MAYAD.MITCHELL MCKENZIE, Joe, Tyler; Technology MCKENZIE, Robert D., Houston; Technology McLEOD, Karl B., Iago; Economics McNEEL, William 0., Houston; Technology MEEHAN, John R, Houston; Education MEEK, Richard A., Houston; Geology MEINE, David L., Wichita Falls; Mathematics MILITZER, Donn N., Houston; Business Administration; Alpha Phi Omega, Treasurer; Canterbury Club; Society for Advancement of Management ' MITCHELL, Frances S., Houston; Education; Sigma Phi Mu; Lanyard Club; Future Teachers of America; Baptist Student Union; Modern Dance Club; Frontier Fiesta seniors MAYAD, Wallace. Houston: Engineering MAYES, Paul C.. In, Jasper, Ark.: Geology MAYSE, Weldon D., Houston: Mechanical Engineering; Society of Engineers, Secretary, President MAZOCH, Edwin J ., Weimar; Business Administration MCADAMS, Gayle, Galveston; Elementary E d u c a t i o n; Gamma Sigma Sigma; Chorus MCCLARY, Robert 3., Pasadena: Business; Stock and Stolon McCLURE, Lornail, Baton Rouge, La.; Pharmacy MCDONALD, Richard L., Houston; Civil Engineering; Tau Epsilon McCILL, Howard L., Houston; Engineering x MOORE, James T., Houston; History; Phi Theta Kappa; Phi Alpha Theta; Kappa Delta Pi MORGAN, Etiennette 1., Houston; Art Education MORRISS, J ames H., Beaumont; Psychology MORTON, Claudette S., Houston; Business; Alpha Chi Omega, Corrmponding Secretary, Rush Chairman, Scholar- ship Chairman; Phi Theta Kappa; Pep Club MORTON, Margarette L., Houston; Secretarial Administra- tion; Alpha Chi Omega, Vice President, Secretary, Historian and Editor; Phi Theta Kappa; Pep Club MOSELEY, Lonnie M., Houston; Engineering; U of H SEE: AIEE MOYER, John A., Houston MUELLER, William T., Houston; Philosophy MUNSCH, Richard D., Arcadia; Engineering MELANCON5MUNSCH MELANCON, Connie 5., Mamou, La.; Pharmacy MILLER, George W., Jr., Del Rio; Philosophy MITELMAN, Shelton, Houston; Art MOLINA, Rafael A., Caracas, Venezuela; Electrical Engi- neering MOLINARE, William B., Jr., Houston; Engineering; Stu- dent Assembly; Pep Club; U of H SE; U of H SEE MONROE, Robert C., Houston; Engineering; Society of Engineers, 1953-55; Society of Mechanical Engineers, 1955- 56; Tau Kappa Epsilon; Phi Theta Kappa MONTGOMERY, Stephen 8., Trinity; Engineering MOODY, William A., San Luis Obispo, Calif.; Mechanical Engineering MOORE, Thomas 0., Houston; Education 54 MUNTZs-ORTIZ N ORMAN, Walter 5., Sealy; Business Administration NOVAK, Gloria B., Rosenberg; Elementary Education; Delta Beta Chi; Frontier Fiesta Staff; Hillel Society NYBERG, Robert C., Houston; Sociology OBCONNELL, W. 1., Houston; Education OLMSTEAD, Adele H., San Antonio; Business Adminis- tration OBNEALL, Henry C., Houston; Business Administration ORMACHER, Carlos 2., Houston; Art ORR, Russell 1., Houston; Geo-Physics ORTIZ, Raymond R., Houston; Business Administration seniors MUNTZ, Roderick A., East Bradenton. Fla.: Sociology MURASHICE. Satoru. Houston: Technology MURPHY. Milton H., Houston MURPHY, Paul C., Houston; Law; Junior Class President; PSA; Sigma Chi; Pep Club; Band; Orchestra; ROTC NAGATANI, Toshiko, Tokyo, J apan; Journalism NANCE, J 0e N., Lake J ackson; Psychology NEAL, James H., Houston; Education; Alpha Phi Omega; Future Teachers of America NELSON, Carl H., Houston; Mechanical Engineering N EWMAN, Donald L., Seattle, Wash; Radio-Television PATTERSON, James E., Houston; Industrial Education PATTERSON, Robert G., Houston; Business PEACOCK, Alfred E., Jr., Houston; Geology; Pick and Hammer Club PEACOCK, Frank, Houston; Management PEARCE, Faye S., Houston; Home Economics PELTY, Larry R, Houston; Chemical Engineering PETERING, Gary L., Houston; Accounting PETTIT, Patricia A., Houston; Education PE'ITIT, Randolph E., Houston; Mechanical Engineering; Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Praid-t, Vice President, Secretary; Pep Club, Vice President; Sophomore Class Vice President; Inter-fratemal Council OTOIDE-PETTIT OTOIDE, James K., Honolulu, Hawaii; Technology OWENS, Nevyl G., Houston; Mechanical Engineering OWINGS, Marcus D., Houston; Engineering PADGETT, James E., Houston; Electrical Engineering PALAZZO, Tony A., Houston; Advertising; Member Alpha Delta Sigma PALMAY, Ernest E., Jr., Houston; Business; Pep Club; Society for Advancement of Management; Delta Sigma Phi; Editor; Treasurer; PANTULIANO, Horacio, Jr., Buenos Aires, Argentina; In- dustrial Engineering; Most Outstanding Foreign Student; Society for. Advancement of Management; Society of In- dustrial Engineers; Society of Engineers PARKER, Trent E., Pasadena; Mathematics PASHKOFF, Sol J ., Houston; Business 56 PIERI-REEME gm- -W:Qm PROPST, Charles H., Houston; J ournalism; SAM PROSISE, Waymon 13., Eden; Accounting PRYBLEK, Willard A., Houston; Radio-TV; Radio-Televi- sion; Music Director KUHF-KUHT, 1955; Staff Announcer KUHF-KUHT, 1953-57; Assistant Film Director KUHT, 1955-56 PUCKETT, Sam 3., Lake Charles, L3,; Law RACSDALE, Nolan E., Houston; Accounting RANDOLPH, William H., J r., Houston; Education BEDDING, Mary 1., Victoria, History; Chi Omega, Presi- dent 1957-58; Secretary, Student Senate, 1957-58; House igsgepresentatives, 1956-57; Chi Omega Fiesta Chairman, REED, Nyles D., Houston; Geology REEME, Mahan L., Houston; Electrical Engineering seniors PIERI, Michael J., Houston: Accounting PIERSON, Sam C., Jr., Monroeville, Ala.; Photography PITTMAN, James C.. Houston: Business Administration PODLIPNY, Miles J., Jr., Houston; Engineering POINDEXTER, Michael H., Houston; Technology POKLUDA, Ralph J ., Houston; Architecture POPE, John T., Bellaire; Business Administration POWERS, Bob 0., Corsicana; Physical Education PROBST, John F., Houston; Marketing RIVES, J ames B., In, Houston; Civil Engineering ROBERDS, Ely C., Houston; Technology; Baptist Student Union; Institute of Radio Engineers ROBINSON, Alvin E., Houston; Education; Chorus; Texas State Teachers Association; National Association of Teach- ers; Phi Theta Kappa; Scholarships ROOT, Kenneth W., Bay City; Secondary Education ROSENFELDER, Arthur A., Houston; Industrial Education RUCKY, Albert L., Houston; Business Administration; So- ciety for Advancement of Management SADLER, Richard E., Odessa; Business Administration SAVELLE, Joe B., Houston; Political Science SAVILLE, David B., Houston; Economics REEVES-SAVILLE REEVES, Lester R., Houston; Technology REGISTER, Thomas E., Houston; Mechanical Engineering REYNAL, Thomas 1., Bay City; Technology REYNOLDS, David D., Waxahachie; Music REYNOLDS, Kearney, Houston; Business Administration; Franklin Award; Society for Advancement of Management REYNOLDS, William T., Houston; Business Administration RHODES, Ruth M., Lake Charles, La.; Elementary Educa- tion; Gamma Sigma Sigma; Band Majorette; Women,s Fra- ternity Council; Baptist Student Union; Womenss Student Association; Representative to Student Government; Delta Gamma RICE, Richard W., Pasadena; Business Administration RILEY, Julius F ., Houston; Technology 58 SCARBOROUGH-SHINNEMAN SEMAAN, Richard, Houston; Radio-Television; Varsity Varieties SEVIER, Mark, Houston; Drama; Red Masque Players SEYMOUR, Charlotte A., Houston; Education SHARP, Clarence E., Webb City, Mo.; Engineering SHEARER, Robert 3., Houston; Biology; Sigma Phi Ep- silon; Pre-Med Society; Canterbury Club SHEPHERD, Richard E., Bellaire; Engineering SHEPHERD, Walter E., Houston; Business Administration SHERRER, LeRoy R., Bay City; Engineering SHINNEMAN, William 1., Homer, La.; Business Adminis- tration; Veterans? Club; Phi Theta Kappa; Dean,s List seniors SCARBOROUGH, Robert E, Houston: Geology SCHAAF, Donald J., Clenullin. N. Dakz Business Adminis- tration; Propeller Club: Delta Nu Alpha SCHNEIDER, L. Allane, Houston: Elementary Education; Alpha Delta Pi; Baptist Student Union: Student Government SCHULTZ, Clyde E., Houston; Business Administration SCHUSTER, Patrick W., Houston; Electrical Engineering SCIPPA, Vicente, Ecuador, South America; Chemical En. gineering; American Chemical Society SCOTT, Barbara A., Houston; Business Administration; Chi Omega, Rush Captain, Vice President; Pi Kappa Alpha Dream Girl; Sophomore Class Secretary; Phi Theta Kappa, Treasurer; Student Body Secretary; Student Senate Secre- tary; Chi Omega Scholarship Award SELBY, Bob C., Amarillo; Radio-Television SELLERS, Dana L., Houston; Education; Phi Theta Kappa; Alpha Phi, Recording Secretary, First Vice President; Gamma Sigma Sigma SPENCER, Lynn, Corpus Christi, F tench; Pi Delta Phi; Samuel Kaplan Italian Award; Bailey Italian Award; Jules A. Vern Memorial Award; Le Tuartier Latin Award, Presi- dent and Vice President; Phi Theta Kappa; Zeta Tau Alpha; Pan Hellenic Scholarship, 1957-58 SPENCER, Thomas C., Houston; Engineering SPURLOCK, Riley W., Houston; Business Administration STACY, William 0., Houston; Propeller Club; Baptist Stu- dent Union STANLEY, Nancy J., Houston; Elementary Education; Vanity Fair F avorite; Sigma Chi Derby Day STENZEL, Yetta, Houston; Elementary Education STEPHENSON, Chester R., Houston; Business STEPHENSON, Dennis 3., Houston; Engineering STEWART, Douglas L., Jr., Houston; Photography SHOOK STEWART SHOOK, Joseph L., Edna; Art SIEMS, Lee E, Houston; Electrical Engineering; President, Delta Chi; IFC; Society of Electrical Engineers SIMON, Marily 5., Houston; Education SIMS, Barbara 5., Houston; Nursing SIRMAN, John M., Corrigan; Pharmacy SOLIZ, Fred, Houston; Photography SOLOMON, Bennett D., Houston; Business SPENCE, Fred E., Jr., Timpson, Pharmacy; Phi Delta Chi; American Pharmaceutical Association; Texas Pharmaceutical Association SPENCER, Glenn W., Waco; Engineering; Phi Theta Kappa; Tau Epsilon STEWART-THOMAS TALIAFERRO, Marilyn R., Houston; Education; Phi Theta Kappa TALIAFERRO, Robert W., Odessa; Chemical Engineering TATUM, Zella C., Santa Anna, Calif.; Education TAYLOR, J 0e F., Lake Jackson; Engineering; 050C TEAS, Francis M., Houston; Mechanical Engineering TERRILL, Paul M., Jr., Houston; Architecture TERRY, Gloria G., Houston; Business Education; Baton Twirler; Forensic Society Secretary; Alpha Chi Omega; Charter Member Pi Kappa Delta; Student Assembly TERRY, Jack M., Houston; History; Phi Rho Pi Vice President; Pi Kappa Delta, Charter Member; Forensic So. ciety Secretary, 1954, President, 1957; Student Covemment THOMAS, Cecil 11., Houston; Business seniors STEWART, Eugene 3., Houston; Engineering STONE, Chester B., Jr., Pasadena; Accounting STONE, Naioma F., Fairfield; Journalism; Press Club Sec- retary, 1956-57; House of Representatives, 1956-57; Hober- holtzer Hall Board Secretary, 1957-58; Cougar Editor, 1957; Theta Sigma Phi; Band, Majorette, 1956-57 STRANGER, Charles E, Brockton, Mass; Marketing SULLINS, Fred L., Fruitland, Idaho; Law; Phi Theta Kappa; St. John Garwood Award; Order of the Barons SULLIVAN, Norris 1., Mangum, Okla.; Graphic Arts SUMMERS, Thomas A., Jr., Statesville, N. C.; Industrial Engineering; Treasurer, U of H SIE: House of Representa- tives; Phi Delta Tau SWEETEN, James Paul, Benton, Ark; Physical Education TALBOT, J ames T., Pasadena; Engineering UNDERWOOD, Charles N., Houston; History URDIALES, Rose M., Houston; Biology VALENTI, Sam 1., Houston; Chemistry VARELA, Alfred, Port Arthur; Radio-TV VARCAS, Dora L., Houston VARNER, Kenneth W., J r., Houston; Mathematics VAUGHAN, Glen H., Houston VELTMAN, Charles A., Houston; Business VIGUERIE, Richard A., Houston; Political Science TIMMONkVIGUERIE TIMMONS, William M., Conroe; Radio-TV TIPPIT, William C., Houston; Engineering TOMA, Ghanim Z., Baghdad, Iraq; Business TORKELSON, H. Anthony, Bellaire; Business; Tau Kappa Epsilon, President; Propeller Club, Treasurer-Secretary; Rho Beta, Treasurer; IFC TREVILION, Sandra J., Houston; Music TSCHAPPAT, Donna 13., Houston; Education; Vice Presi- dent, Pledge Trainer, Delta Gamma; Secretary Lanyard Club; Phi Theta Kappa; Modern Dance Club; Frontier Fiesta TURNER, Ronald G., Houston; Petroleum Engineering; Tau Epsilon; Phi Theta Kappa; Franklin Scholarship 1956; Cities Service Oil Co. Scholarship, 1956-57-58; AIME, So- ciety of Petroleum Engineers; Kappa Alpha Historian, 1957 TURPIN, Eugene, Houston TWADDLE, Lowell V., Plymouth, 111.; Accounting 62 WALLIS WOLFE WILLIAMS, J ama L., Houston; Mechanical Engineering WILLIAMS, Joan L., Houston; Speech WILLIAMS, J ohn M., Houston; Business Administration WILLIAMS, Leroy M., Jr., Houston; Engineering WILLIAMSON, Jack M., Houston; Architecture; Architec- tural Society, Vice President WILSON, Guilford 1., Bellaire; Business Administration; National Association of Credit Men, Associate Award WINTERS, Earl B., Jr., Houston; Technology WITT, George R., Houston; Technology WOLFE, J oseph S., J r., Houston; Geology; Pick ,n Hammer Club, Vice President seniors WALLIS. Joe K.. Jr.. Houston: Business Administration; Pep CluB, President; Kappa Alpha Order. Treasurer; Fron- tier Fiesta Staff; Fiesta Sheriff: Student Assembly Key; House of Representatives: Student Activities Chairman; Elec- tion Committee; Outstanding Student Award. Pep Club WARING, Freda, Houston; Biology WARREN, Bernice J., Evergreen; Technology WARREN, James F., Houston; Law WAUGH, Jaralyn L., Houston; Elementary Education WHITMAN, Norma J., Houston; Secondary Education; Frontier Fiesta Silver Key; Phi Theta Kappa WIGGINS, Ira L., Houston; Psychology WILBURN, Laveta A., Highlands; Education WILLENBORG, Philip L., Houston; Engineering WORSHAM ZWERNEMAN WORSHAM, William R, Jr.. Houston; Business Adminis- tration WRIGHT, Coy 0.. Houston; Accounting WUYCHECK, Eileen C.. Houston: Elementary Education YOUNG. George E, Houston; Retailing; Phi Theta Kappa; Phi Kappa Phi: Society for Advancement of Management ZAPALAC, Emil F., Jr., Galveston; Architecture ZWERNEMAN, Jeanette 3.. Houston; Biology 63 ABEL-BATTLES ABEL, Margaret K. Houston ABEL, Wilma S. Houston ADAM, Robert J . Houston AKIN, J im H. Pasadena ALBRO, Ward 5., 111 San Angelo ALEXANDER, Lucretia Houston ALLDREDGE, Walter L. Houston ALLEN, James R. Henderson ALMARAZ, Irma McAllen ALMS, Neva A. Houston ANDERS, Adolph A. Houston ANDERSON, Edward K. Belvidere, Tenn. ANDERSON, Terry A. Houston ANGELO, Andrew L. Houston ARMSTRONG, Lynn E. Houston ARNOLD, Albert J. Houston ATTEBERRY, Loretta M. Freeport AUVIL, Colon S. Houston AXTELL, Clyde R., J r. Austin AYCOCK, Charles F. Houston BACARISSE, Albert L. Houston BAILES, Robert L. Angleton BAILEY, Mersia L. Houston BAKER, Ronald F. Houston BALDWIN, Mary C. Houston BARCELLO, Bennie G. Pasadena BARBER, Glen R. Houston BARTELS, Nancy S. Houston BARTLE, Thomas F. Houston BARTLETT, Alan L. Houston BARTON, Donald B. Houston BATTLES, J ames E. Galena Park iuniors BAUGHMAN, Claude R. Houston BAXTER, Leonard H. Houston BEGGS, Bette L. Houston BENICNUS, Vernon A. Spring BENNICK, Barry L. Houston BERGERON, David D. Houston BERGMANN, Leola Houston BILES, Louis A. Houston BINION, Stanley B. Abilene BINKLEY, James A. Houston BOLT, J 0 Ella Junction BOMBONATO, Celso Houston BORAH, Robert E. Dallas BOSSE, William R. Houston BOTSFORD, Robert A. Freeport BOUDREAUX, Robert Lake Charles, La. BOWLIN. Jim R. Houston BOWNDS, Albert F. Dickinson BOWNE, Nancy J . Houston BOYLE, George R. Galena Park BRADT, Deborah R. Houston BRANDT, Joe A. Wallis BRANN. Erich J. Houston BRANSCUM. Carlos W. Bellaire BRIDGES, Thomas L. Lufkin BRIGGS, Dean M. San Antonio BRIGGS, Lamar A. Lafayette, La. BRIM, Kathryn A. Brownwood BRITTAIN, Charles J . Houston BROWN, Bessie M. Bay City BROWN, Don A. Dayton BROYLES, William H. Houston BAUGHMAN-BROYLES 65 BRYAN-COOPER BRYAN, Jim L. Houston BRYCE, Gerald W. Pasadena BUNTING, Stanley R. Houston BURGE, Elsie C. Alvin BUSBEY, George Houston BUTCHAR, James R. Pasadena BUTSCHEK, Allan J. Moulton BYRD, Jimmy E. Houston CADDEL, Geraldine Uvalde CALVERT, William B. Houston CANNON, Clyde W. Houston CARELOCK, Orland L. Galveston CARNEY, J ohn J. Port Arthur CARPENTER, Alton D. Houston CARPENTER, Curtis G. Port Isabel CARSON, J ames R. Houston CASON, William E. Houston CASTER, Louis Houston CAVERS, David A. Houston CAVITT, J im Houston CHALUPA, John J. Wallis CHILTON, Louis W. Goliad CHUCLE, Carlos C. Lima, Peru CLACK, J ohn 1. Detroit CLARK, John R. Corpus Christi CLAYTON, Marshall L., Jr. Meridian, Miss. CLEVELAND, Virginia W. Richmond, Va. COMESUX, J ames C. Lafayette, La. CONWAY, James R. Tulsa, Okla. COOK, Charles W. Amarillo COONS, Robert L. Houston COOPER, Joseph H. Houston iuniors CORLEY, Shirley E. Seabrook COSBY, Aldon E. Houston CRAIG. Melwyn J. Houston CROW. Bobby R. Houston CROWE. John H. Houston CRUTCHER. Charles L. Kilgore CURRY. Elizabeth M. Houston DALTON. Charles Caana Park DANIEL. Janet S. Houston DAVIS, Lyn Del Houston DAVIS. Virginia Bird Houston DE BRANDT, Roger A. Philadelphia DEMING. Mary K. Houston DENENA, Leon A. Hearne De PUCLIA. Patricia Jo Galveston DEROUEN, Ellis R. Bell City. La. DIDION. Jacob H. Houston DIPPEL. Kirby L. Houston DOLLINCER. William J. Cape May. N. J. DRAIN. Thomas S. Houston DR USCHKE. Andrew E. Houston DUNCAN. William T. Houston DUNLOP. Claudia E. Mission DUPUY. Jules W. Minden. La. ECLES. Betty J. Crosby ECUIA. Lawrence E. Houston EISSLER. Irene L. Clifton ELLIS. J an La Porte EMMONS, Erma L. Houston ENDICOTT, Elaine Houston ENGLISH. W. Glen Amarillo ERDIL. Avni K. Houston CORLEY-ERDILL 67 68 ESTES--GILLOCK ESTES, Fern D. Elkhart ESTES, Reuben C. Houston FARLEY, Harry E. Houston FAUST, Henry J . Pasadena FAY, Lucy Houston FEIST, John W. Auburn, N . Y. FIELDS, J ohn R. Houston FINCHER, William G. Houston FINE, Florence L. Houston FLORES, Elsie M. Houston FLORES, Gustavo A. Houston FLOWERS, Bill D. Saint Jo FLUKER, Edward M. Houston FLYNN, Adrienne I. Houston FORD, George W. Houston FOSTER, J ames A. Winnipeg, Canada FOSTER, Joseph A. Houston FOSTER, Maynel Houston FRANK, Donald M. Houston FREEMAN, Marcia Lake Charles, La. FRITZ, Arthur M. Houston FRUGE, Lorene T. Channelview GALLAGHER, Ned B. Houston CAJESKE, Robert Jr. Houston GARCIA, Luis H. Houston GARDINER, Royce C. Houston GARNER, Oscar C. Houston GAUSEPOHL, Frank W. Bellaire GENTRY, Henry 0., Jr. Dyersburg, Tenn. GIBSON, Letitia S. Houston GIESZL, Louie R. Houston GILLOCK, James C. Houston iuniors GI NTHER, Carolyn M. Houston CINTHER, Fergus M. Houston GINTHER, James L. Vancouver, Can. GLEASON, William S. Houston GLOGER, Peter L. Friendswood GOEHRING, Robert F. Yorktown GOLDBERG, Judith Greenwood, Miss. GORE, J erry D. San Angelo GREB, Lee E. Houston GREEN, Stanley B. Pasadena GRIECER, Cecil C. Houston GRIER, Robert L. Victoria GRISHAM, George R. Conroe GUTZMAN, Richard D. Houston GUY, Jere R. Springfield, Ill. HANSON, Charlene G. Elgin HARDY, William R. Bellaire HARMON, J ames Hot Springs, Ark. HARRELL, Samuel T. Houston HARRIS, Joseph P. Little Rock, Ark. HARTON, Virgil E. El Campo HAYNIE, Herbert G. Houston HERBERT. Marvin R. Houston HEIDENFELDER, Joe R. Houston HEMENWAY, J arrell W. Houston HENDERSON, Herbert H. Houston HENNESY, Sybil F. Houston HENSLEY, J onas R. Houston HENSLEY, Thomas D. Houston HENSON, Betty Ann Houston HERSK, Sally Houston HESLEP, Adam P. Houston GINTHER-HESLEP 70 HIGHTOWER-KEANE HIGHTOWER, Billy G. Houston HILL, Bobby 1. Houston HILL, Richard F. Houston HINEMAN, Thomas G. Houston HINES, Vera A. Rio Vista HOBIZAL, Delores A. Weimar HOLDER, Cecil L. Galena Park HOLSWORTH, Mason S. Collegeport HORNSBY, Carole J . Houston HORTON, Russell A. Bellaire HORWITZ, Ruth E. Houston HRNCIR, Sandra J. Galveston HRUSKE, Everett J. Houston HUMPHRIES, Weldon R. Beaumont HUNT, Gloria L. Corpus Christi HUNT, Loretta S. Baytown HURLBUT, Joseph N. Houston HURON, Gilbert R. San Antonio J ACKSON, Milburn G. Houston J ACOBS, Barbara Houston J ACOBS, Carole B. Houston JACOBS, J anet D. Houston JANIK, August J. Clute JEU, Mary L. Houston J OHNSON, Alvis L. Houston JOHNSON, Jime Paris JONES, Donald Lee Houston JONES, Doran V. Tomball JONES, J udith Ann Houston KAJIHARA, Richard M. Honolulu, Hawaii KALSOW, William B. Des Moines, Iowa KEANE, Pat L. Houston iuniors KARR, Karrol L. Baytown KASZYCKI, Albert Houston KEELER, Joan Houston KEELER, Ruby E. Houston KEENER, Billy J. Houston KENDRICK, Ray Houston KENG, Rodney A. Houston KENNEDY, Donald W. Houston KENNEDY, Warren G. Regina, Canada KENNEDY, William M. Corpus Christi KERN, Kenneth C. Houston KING, Dwight W. Houston KING, Nolan H. Galena Park KIRK, Clyde E. Fairbanks KISSINGER, Otto M. Galveston KNAPP, Russell Pearland KOHRMANN, Howard A. Houston KOWIS, Martin M. Houston KRUEGER, William W. Houston KUBENA, Reed B. Rockport KUTAC, George J. Schulenburg LA CARTER, Joseph J. Houston LAINE, Dale E. Texas City LAMKIN, Carol H. Houston LAMZA, Albert E. Houston LANE, Allen G. Baytown LANG, Richard C. Houston LANKFORD, Pete S. Hebronville LASETER, John L. Houston LE BLANC, Don Houston LEE, B. B. Meridian, Miss. LIEFER, James A. Pattison KARR-LIEFER LIGGIN McLAUGHLAN 72 LIGGIN, Gene D. Houston LINDER, Bobby J. Crossett, Ark. LIMDHEINER, Thomas F. Buenos Aires, Argentina LINDNER, James V. Placedo LINDSAY, Carolyn A. Houston LINEBARGER, Robert 0. Sacramento, Calif. LITLE, William A. Houston LITZMANN, Gus W. Columbus LOBACCARO, Frank S., J r. Dover, Del. LOGAN, Thomas L. Binghamton, N. Y. LONDENBERG, John A. Bellaire LONG, Terry L. Corpus Christi LORINO, Joe S. Houston LOVELAND, Deane D. Houston LOVOI, Joseph J. Beaumont MAGILL, Gene D. Houston MAIDA, Joe S. Houston MANNING, Winston W. Houston MARCH, Dan C. Pasadena MARIEN, Norita L. Houston MARLETT, Russell, J r. Houston MARR, Donald J. Houston MARTIN, Thomas C. Houston MATCEK, Gabriel C. Caldwell MAYHALL, Daymond D. Aransas Pass McCONNELL, William J. Houston McCULLOUGH, Clyde M. Houston McDONALD, David E. Houston MCDONALD, James W. Kilgore McFARLAND, William J . Houston McCEE, Alton J., Jr. Pasadena McLAUGHLIN, Pat B. Houston iuniors McMAINS, Michael W. Monterrey, Mex. McMILLAN, Carl A., Jr. Houston McMILLIN, J udith M. Macon, Mo. McNEEL, Ted C. Galveston McDEALIE, Edward Ada, Okla. MENDEZ, J ulian R. Houston MERCER, Edward B. Houston MIDDLEBROOK, Douglas Houston MIKESKA, Raymond, Jr. Houston MILLER, Dolores A. Pasadena MILLER, Robert W. Houston MILLICAN, Tommy A. Houston MIZELL, DAVID L. Houston MIZE, J erald D. Houston MOBLEY, Oran K. Houston MOFSE, J ames R. Houston MOORE, Fred J. Galveston MOORE, Robert E. Karnes City MORALES, Angelita R. San Benito MOREHOUSE, Gay Houston MORRISON, Robert Amarillo MOORHEAD, Adrianne C. Houston MOORHEAD, J ack B. Houston MOSIER, Gary Dean Houston MOUNT, Carl Houston MUELLER, Roland N. Parkston, S. D. MUNGER, Ross A. Houston MUNZ, Lee Houston MURPHY, Abby D. Houston MYERS, Sue Z. Rosenberg NARRO, Edward J. Houston NEDD, Louis T. Houston McMAINS NEDD 14 NEEL-PLEASANT NEEL, Marvin M. Houston NEISWENDER, Norman D. Houston NEWTON, Freddie J. Houston NICHOLS, William E. Houston NICHOLSON, Anne T. Houston NOBLE, Gary B. Houston OAKLEY, Roy H. Houston ODOM, Emmit A., Jr. Baytown OTARRELL. Edwin R. Houston ORTIZ, Edward R. Houston OLIVER, William 8., III Devers OLSEN, Peter R. Houston ORLOFF, Leon M. Houston UROURKE, J ohn P. Houston ORTIZ, Daniel, Jr. Houston OSBORNE, Irene M. Houston OSHAUGHNESSY, Vivian E. Alvin PADFIELD, Donald H. Houston ' PARTAIN, Clean B. Baytown PATSCHKE, Allen G. Thrall PAYNE, J ay N. Mebane, N. C. PEARCE, Rober L. Waco PEDRAZAS, Andrew C. Houston PEERY, Beverly D. Naracailio, Ven. PEERY, Charles Houston PHILLIPS, Grace J . Houston PHILLIPS, Roy L., J r. Houston PICKETT, Milton H. Houston PIEPER, Charles A. Cuero PIERCE, Jerrell 0. Houston PITTMAN, Nelda L. Midland PLEASANT, Neal E. Houston iuniors PODSEDNIK, Daniel F. Hillsboro POLLOCK, Guy W. Campbellsburg, Ind. POUNDS, Sandy G. Houston PROUT, Hedley J. Wilmette, Ill. PUGL, May R. Houston PUTNAM, James L. Del Rio PYRON, Chesley W. Houston RABON. J errie F . Houston RAMON. J oe B. San Antonio RANFT. Howard R. Houston RAWLEY, Edward C. Houston RAYBORN, Henry A. Houston REBSTOCK, James E. Centralia, Ill. REEVES, Roy A. Houston REDNICK. Aleene M. Houston REESE, Mel F. Houston REILLY. Ken Houston RENNIE. Kenneth B. Carthage, N. Y. RICH, DAVID J. Houston RICHTER. Emil C. Giddings RIDDLE, Allen S. Houston RINCH. Frank G. Houston RISLEY. Put A. Houston ROAN. Robert L. Houston ROBBINS. Stephen M. Houston ROBERSON. Homer V. Henrietta ROBERTS, Clarence L. Texarkana ROGERS, Virginia Houston ROMERO, Cuillavmo Tulua Valle, Colombia ROSENBAUM. Ellis C. Meridian. Miss. RUDDER, John R. Brady RUSSELL. Frank N. Alvarado PODSEDNIK RUSSELL 76 RUSSELL -SMITH RUSSELL, Joseph E. Houston SAUNDERS, Roy J. Houston SCHADEL, Theodore A. Houston SCHIEFFER, Tom M. Austin SCHINDLER, Marvin W. Sealy SCHINDLER, Robert C. Houston SCHLEIDER, Ernestine C. Brenham SCHULTE, Paul W. Brenham SCHULTZ, Charles E. Houston SCHULTZ, Freda P. Houston SCHWARTZ, Nolan Brenham SEBESTA, Gene H. Angleton SELLARS, Franklin T. Houston SHANKHIN, Robert L. Houston SHANNOD, James D. Houston SHARPE, Milburne C. Houston SHEPLER, Jeff H., Jr. Houston SHEPPARD, Mona L. Houston SHOEMAKER, Leroy Jr. Houston SHUMWAY, Larry R. Houston SILBERSTEIN, Herman Aberdeen, Miss. SILVA, Manuel B. Houston SIMON, Harry E. Houston SIMONS, Harry V. Houston SIMS, John M., Jr. Houston SINDEL, Jerry J . Rosenberg SKIDMORE, John E. Houston SKIFF, Thomas B. Houston SKINNER, Alanzo J. Leavenworth, Kan. SLOCUM, Joseph T. Houston SMITH, Emson E. Houston SMITH, George G. Houston iuniors SMITH, Cranvel O. Bloomington SMITH, June C. Houston SMITH, Lillian A. Bryan SMITH, Marvin D. Houston SMUDSKI. J ohn R. Houston SMYTH, John C. Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada SNYDER, June M. Houston SPENCER, Ranold C. F ranklinton, La. SPRADLING, Joe F. Houston SPRUCE, Edwin 0. Houston STALLWORTH, J immy R. Bellaire STERLING, Oliver J. New York, N. Y. STEVENS, Alfred Houston STEVENS, Norman L. Houston SONFIELD, Richard H. Houston STEPHENS, Burton J. Meridian, Miss. STOPSCHINSKI, Heinrich Houston SUTTON. Jack R. Houston SWATY, Donald B. Bellaire SWOFFORD. Jean Progreso, Honduras TANNER. Richard G. Tomball TAYLOR. George Arnaudvillc. La. TAYLOR, Robert A. Houston TELSCHOW. Emil R. Houston TERRY, Kenneth R. Houston THOMPSON, Barbara A. Henderson THOMPSON, Liza Houston THOMAS, Norman D. Houston THREADGILL, Max Houston TIEMANN. Erwin F., Jr. Dallas TILLMAN, Ernest C. Houston TOBIAS, John S. Houston SMITH TOBIAS 78 TOMPKINS WHITE TOMPKINS, John F. Ft. Worth TURK, Clydene L. Freeport UECKERT, Otis A. Houston UTTER, Robert J. Houston VAUGHAN, James T. Houston VAUGHN, James W. Houston VEGA, Paul Galveston VERES. Jackie B. Amarillo VICKERS, Frederick D. Houston VINCENT, William G. Weatherford VITERA, Charles J . Louise VOGELSANG, Francis E. Houston WALKER, J. W. Haynesville, La. WALTHALL, Bobbye L. Pasadena WANSBROUGH, Richard M. Dickenson WARWICK, Howard B. Houston WATKINS, Wally W. Lavon WATSON, Richard A. Houston WATSON, William R. Houston WEAKS, Connie L. Houston WEBB, Robert L. Mt. Calm WEIDENMEYER, Eleanor M. Houston WIER, Arthur T. Tenana WELLS, Charles R. Houston WELLS, Donald D. Houston WENZEL, Thomas E. Yoakum WEST, Virginia B. Baytown WESTBROOK, Joe M. Houston WESTMORELAND, Jimmy R. Houston WHEELER, Robert L. Bellaire WHITE, J ames F. Houston WHITE, Marjorie J . Houston juniors WILLARD, Richard W. Houston WILLIAMS, Jerry R. Houston WILLIAMS, Jerry S. Houston WILLIAMS, Johney L. Houston WILLIAMS, Kermit L. Houston WILLIAMS, William D. Brookshire WILLIAMSON, Elwood L. Sealy WILLIAMSON, William M. Houston WILLSON, J ames A. Houston WILSON, Jackie J. Croesbeck WILSON, Jacqueline M. Bellaire WOLFE, Mary E. B. Houston WOOD. Delmar R. Houston WOOD. Terry C. Houston WOODARD, William R. Houston WOODSMALL, Don 0. Houston WOODWARD, Helen M. Mobile, Ala. WOODWARD. Joseph R. Houston WORTHAM. Ralph N. Waco WROBLEWSKI, Marie C. Houston YEARCAN. Don R. Houston YEE, Gene D. Houston ZIPKES, Fred M. Hot Springs, Ark. WlLLARD-ZIPKES 79 80 ABERNATHY BIUNDO ABERNATHY. Gene W. Dexter. Mo. ABRAHAMS. James W. Houston ACCURSO. Pete A. Houston ADAMS. Bernadine M. Houston ADAMS. Bette Freeport ADAMS, James D. Houston AGRECARD, John T. Houston ALGOR, Rayda S. Houston ALLEN, Fred E. Houston ALLEN, Kenneth L. Houston ALLEN, Robert G. Abilene AL-RASHIDI, F owzi S. Houston ANDREASON, Vilma J . Houston ARMSTRONG, Edith F. Houston ARMSTRONG, William E. Houston ARNAUD, Johnny N. Houston ARRIZOLA, Enrique Houston ATKINS, Sara A. Lufkin ATKINSON, Robert D. Houston AUSTIN, Rita L. Houston AVELALLEMANT, J ohn D. Houston BABCOCK, Kenneth H. Galena Park BAER. David C. Houston BAKER, Roger M. Houston sophomores BALLARD. Janola J. Houstnn BA LIA R D. Jnanabeth Houston BARAK. Joyce L. Houston BARKLEY. Keith C. Houston BAZILE. Thomas M. Houston BEAKLEY, Billy Houston BEATY. James C. Austin BECK, E. Carol Houston BENTON, Richard G. Shreveport, La. BERTHELOT, Larry Houston BESEDA, John R. Eagle Lake BIGOTT, Wilbert 0. Pasadena BISHOP, RobErt Edinburgh, Scotland BISHOP, Sarah B. Houston BITTNER, Thomas W. Houston BIUNDO, Joseph J., Jr. Independence, La. BLACKSTONE, Raymond L. Houston BLAINE, Arlis Wichita, Kansas BLEVINS, Norris J. Houston BLISS, Jerome P. Houston BOBBITT, Bonnie P. Port Arthur BONNIWELL, Frank E., Jr. Houston BOOKER, Carroll B. Houston BOULLION, Donald L. Baton Rouge, La. BROCK, Chester L. Houston BROCK, James M. Marshall BROPHY, Eugene J. Houston BROWN, Carroll B. San Antonio BROWN, Charles R. Houston BROWN, Joan M. Houston BROWN, Sharon V. Bellaire BRUCE, Carlyne L. Galena Park BRUGIER, Clarence E. Houston BUCHANAN, Jean A. Pasadena BULLER, Sara F. Houston BURKETT, Donald K. Pearland BUTLER, Raymond O. Esealon, Calif. BYNUM, Ann Dermott, Arkansas CAIN, Betty 5. Alexandria, La. CALLAS, John P. Houston CAMDEN, Jack B. Warsaw, Ind. CAMPBELL, John K. Houston CAMPO, Virginia A. Houston CANDELA, Nick P. Houston CANSLER, Patricia A. Pasadena CANTU, Manuel H. Houston CARDENAS, Gilbert Weslaco CARPENTER, Russell K. Pasadena CARR, Sandra L. Neodesha, Kan. CARROLL, Deanne K. Houston CARTER, Billy D. Pasadena CARTER, J ohn L. Houston CASTILLO, Esther Houston CATHCART, J ohn G. Houston CAUTHEN, Martha J. Houston CAYTON, Valda M. Livingston BLACKSTONE- -CAYTON 82 CHEVALIERvaDEISS CHEVALIER, Hilda W. Pasadena CHOATE, Argus L. Houston CHU, Wellesley Houston CHUMLEY, Tommy H. Nacogdoches CIULLA, Bernard A. Houston CLEVELAND, Joe W. Cleburne COE, Deanna C. Houston COLEMAN, Roy M. Houston COLLINS, Iris L. Dayton COLLINS, James R. Houston COLLINS, Montague R. St. Louis, Missouri COOPER, Johnny 0. Houston CORENBLITH, J oseph I. Houston CORMAN, Marian E. Houston COX, Charles D. Houston CRAIG, George W. Odessa CRAINE, Donald R. Neenah, Wis. CRONK, Janet A. Dallas CRUZ, Francisco N. Houston CULLUM, Winston W. Houston CUMMINGS, Ronald L. Temple CUMMINS, Mary E. Wichita Falls DACY, John R. Houston DAIGLE, Wayne D. Houston sophomores DAILEY, Judy A. Bellaire DANIELLS, Barbara A. Houston DAVID. Beyrt H. Houston DAVIDSON, Larry W. Houston DAVIS, Bland B. Thrall DAVIS, Bryan D. Houston DAVIS. Donnie D. Brady DAVIS, Harold T. Houston DAVIS, J ames B. Houston DAVIS, J ohn W. Pasadena, Calif. DAVIS, LaRuth D. Beaumont DAVIS, Morgan L. Kerrville DAVIS, Norman L. Waterloo, Wis. DEATON, J oe A. Del Rio DEAVER, Dudley A. Galena Park DEISS, Glenwood H. Houston DELEON, Henry D. Houston DELTZ, Paul N. Alta Loma DePASQUAL, Donald V., Jr. Dickinson DE WOODY, Deanne L. Houston DIETZ, Harry G. Seguin DIFURO, Marion J ., J r. Houston DITTOE, James A. Midland DODD, Harry P. Houston DOLD, William E. Chicago, Ill. DOUGLAS, Donald F . Houston DOWDY, Patricia N. Wichita Falls DOWNING, Kenneth G. Abilene DOWNS, William T. Pharr DRAUGHN, Joe L. Purcell, Oklahoma DROZD, Edwin J . Houston DuBOIS, Samuel E. Houston DuBOSE, James M. Aransas Pass DuBOSE. Kenneth H. Corpus Christi DUNN, Thomas C. Houston DUNSON, Robert M., Jr. Houston DU PRIEST, Thurman P. Houston DUSEK, Eugene A. Cameron DUTTON, Stafford C. Houston EAVES, James K. Houston EBNER. Steve J ., Jr. Galena Park ECKHOLM, Doris R. Houston EIFERT. Victor C. Houston ELLIOTT, William P. Houston ELLIS, Roy B. Houston ENDTRICHT, Lawrence P. Houston ESDORN, J anise C. Houston ESPINOSA, Mary S. Houston ESTRELLA, Norman Houston EVANS, Eleanor R. Houston EVERETT, George B. Knox City FADAL, J ohnnie Hubbard FAIN, William A.- Houston FAITH, Glenda S. Houston FALL, Kemper M. Houston FAREK, Eugene F. Schulenburg DELEON FAREK 84 F ERGUSON-GREEN FERGUSON, Glenn R. Houston FILES, Donald J. Galena Park FILLMAN, Gerald A. Pasadena FISCHER, Kenneth B. Pasadena FLAVIN, James A. Houston FLEMING, Thomas F. Houston FLOEHR, Donald J . Houston FLYNT, Robert L. Pasadena FOLWELL, John C. Houston FORD, William E. Center FORRESTER, Larry D. Houston FORSHAW, Robert L. Houston FOSHEE, Lois F. Houston FOUTE, Lucy L. Houston FOXWIRTH, J enilyn Beaumont FRANKLIN, Gloria F. Pasadena FRAPS, Anton E. Houston FREEMAN, Harry L. Houston FUREY, Sister Mary Houston CALYEAN, Ray C. Houston GARCIA, Elia M. Houston CARDINER, Francis M. J r. Hempstead GARLAND, John G. McKinney GARNER, Kenneth N. Houston sophomores GATTI. Murray E. Shreveport, La. GEORGE, Fred Houston GERMANI, Thomas F. Houston GETTLE, Robert F. Houston GIBSON, Grady R. Houston GILBREATH, Alice M. Houston GILL, Bobby G. Pasadena GOMEZ, Lily M. Houston GONZALEZ, Mario S. Laredo GORDON, J eanette B. Baytown GORDON, Thomas A. Houston CORE, Mack O. Oakwood GRAHAM, Kenneth C. Houston GRASSMAN, J on M. Bellaire CRAY, Wayne N . Batavia, N . Y. GREEN, Darlene P. Houston GREGORY, Buddy L. Houston GRITZBAUGH, James M. Rockford, Illinois GROESCHEL, Wilfred C. Houston HAHN, Ronald A. Houston HALL, Frank H. Houston HALL, Ira T., Jr. Houston HALL, William F. Houston HANKS, Paul A. Houston HANSLIK, Alvin C. Houston HARLAN, Ronald W. Baytown HARRIS, Georgann H. Houston HARRIS, Joseph R. Houston HARRIS, Phil C. Mason HARTFIELD, J ohnnie L. Damon HAWKES, George W. Houston HAWKINS, Ronald E. Houston HAYNES, Charles W. Houston HAYES, Virgil S. Houston HAYNIE, Leonard N. Houston HAYS, Leonard E. Houston HENDERSON, James E. Houston HENDERSON, Joe L. Trenton, Kentucky HEISNER, George W. Houston HENKHAUS, Barbara R. Shiner HENRY, Samuel W. Galena Park HERMAN, Mary B. Houston HERNDON, Patricia L. Corpus Christi HEWITT, David P. Venezuela, South America HIGHTOWER, Floyd E. Houston HILL, Jeffrey B. Houston HOLLAND, Robert G. Houston HORN, Ruth T. Houston HOUGH, Sed L. Houston HOWARD, Kenneth W. Houston HUFF, Virgil R. Houston HUNT, Elizabeth A. Houston HURLEY, Robert S. Houston HURRY, William F. Houston HUTSON, Billy R. LaMarque HUTTER, Michael Miami, Florida GR EGORY-HUTTER 85 INSALL-KOPECKY sophomores INSALL, Eugene M. KELLEY, Wilford F. Houston Houston ISHIGURO, Sadao KENDRICK, Carolyn A. Tokyo, J apan Houston ISOM, J ohn D. Houston JACOB, Don H. KERCE, Anita S. Goliad Houston JACOBS, Glenn L. KERSTEN, John V. Houston Houston J ARRATT, Curtis N. Houston JARRETT, Robert G. KIGHE, Mary A. Dewey, Okla. Houston JEANES, John H. KIMBERLIN, Loyd W. Houston Maplewood, La. J ENKINS, Marvin G. Houston JESSUP, Robert L. KINARD, Cecil H. Houston El Campo JOHNSON, Billy E. KING, Kenneth J . Houston Houston JOHNSON, Harold B. Houston JOHNSON, June K. KING, Malcolm E. Tulsa, Okla. Houston J OHNSON, Thomas L. KIRKBRIDE, Pat Bellville Houston JOHNSTONE, Mark L. Houston J ONES, Fred W. KIRKLAND, Sam J . Houston Pineville, Louisiana JORGENSEN, Paul H. KIRSCHNER, Laurance E. Houston Tulsa, Okla. KASTEN, Jerry Houston KASZYCKI, Andrew KLEIN, J ames W. Houston Houston KEATON, Robert C. Jr. KLEIN, Sandra Houston Houston KEEGAN, Frank J. Houston KEENAN, James L. KLENZ, Carolyn M. Houston Houston KELLY, Don E. KOPECKY, Hermina E. ouston Houston KELLY, Kathy K. Houston 86 KOST, Nellie A. Houston KOUBA, Stanley F. Houston KNIGHT, James D. Houston KNOWLTON, Herbert H. San Antonio KRCHNEK, Ladgie C. El Campo KRIPPNER, Willie P. Houston KRISCHKE, Harvey E. Houston KULA, George D. Houston KVETON, Matthew P., Jr. Galveston KYLE, Marcus A. Houston LAINHART, J ohn W. Kerrville LAIRD, Raymond L. Houston LaMANCE, Thomas A. Bellaire LAMANNA, Anthony B. Mohawk, N. Y. LAMB, Deanna J. Houston LAMB, John S. Houston LANE, Wyly R. Houston LARGE, Paul J. Philadelphia, Pa. LaROSE, Alvin P. Houston LATHAM, Glenn C. Dickens LATHROP, J oAnn Houston LAUGHLIN, Thomas R. Houston LAW, Donald C. Benton, Ark. LAWRENCE, Charles E. Houston LAZICA, J ohn B., J r. Galveston LEATH, James D. Kilgore LEFKOWITZ, Bennie Houston LENTZ, J erry P. Houston LEONHARDT, Robert J . Burton LEVY, Martin M. Houston LIGHTCAP, David M. Houston LIGHTFOOT, Geraldine J . Houston LINGO, Barbara A. Phoenix, Arizona LIRA, Sam M. Houston LOFTIN, Beverly E. Houston LONG, Earnest L., Jr. Houston LONG, Richard G. Manhattan, Kan. LONG, Ruth H. Houston LOSTETTER, Alvin C. Dallas LUMPP, Mark A., Jr. Houston KOST LUMPP MAIDA-MORSE MAIDA, John L. Houston MANZANO, Emilio Houston MAPLES, John H. Houston MARSH, Bennie R. Livingston MARTIN, William D. Houston MARTINE, Jose L. Jr. Houston MCBRYDE, Charles H. Houston MCCONNELL, John H. Bellaire McCORMACK, Paul L. Pasadena MCCOY, J ulian B. Houston McCULLAR, Harold C. Houston McGANTY, Leo J . Houston McGOWAN, Darden L. Jr. Houston McINTYRE, Larry M. Genoa McLENDON, Donald C. Houston McSHAN, Jimmie F airfield McSTRA-VICK, Arnold W. Houston McVEY, Carrel R. Houston MENDELL, Dann Houston MENDIOLA, Fred Y. Bay City MENKING, Lenair Houston MERCADO, John W. Houston MILLER, Dorothy J . Houston MILLER, Gary G. Houston sophomores MILLER. George E. Houston MILLER, Joe B. Baytown MILLER, John D. Houston MILLER, Marilyn A. Houston MILLER, Norman L. Houston MINTER, Joe F. Jr. Houston MISHLER, Bud Houston MISKELL, Gladys Humble MITCHELL, J ames R. Houston MITCHELL, J oyce Houston MONTGOMERY, William E. Houston MOORE, Marvin M. Houston MORELAND, Otis Ft. Worth MORENO, Martha H. Houston MORRIS, Marvin A. Houston MORSE, Dan E. Houston MOSER, Jack H. Houston MOSES, Joyce M. F or! Worth MULLINER, Jane W. McAllen MURPHY, Paul B. Leicester, N. C. MUSE, Paul 0. Houston NADOLNEY, Frank E. Houston NEELY, James H. Houston NEELY, Walter P. Houston N ELSON, Edwin S. Jr. Houston NELSON, James W. Houston NELSON, Thomas G. Houston NEWBERN, Arthur L. Houston NEWSOM, Donnie A. Houston NICHOLS, Ruth M. Jack sonville NICHOLSON, Barbara A. Tomball NICOLL, Mary L. Houston NIPPER, Alma J. Houston NISSEN, Dale E. Houston NIXON, Gail Houston ODELL, Harold L. Houston OLDHAM, Harold A. Houston ONEAL, Lynn B. Jr. Grand Prairie ORR, Charles C. Houston ORTIZ, Faustine R. Houston ORTIZ, Virginia L. Galveston OVERTON, George Houston OVERTON, Harry T., It. Houston PACINI, Robert L. Houston PACK, Michael A. Houston PALMER, Lucille Houston PAPAVASILIOU, Anastasios Thessaloniki, Greece PARKER, Gwen P. Houston PARKMAN, Huey P. Houston PAUL, Lenore L. Houston PEACOCK, Lowell T. El Campo PELLMAN, Ed N . Houston PERKINS, William H. Houston PERRY, Donald Houston PETERSEN, Donnie D. Houston PETMECKY, June L. Houston MOSER PETMECKY 89 PETREE SEPULVADOR PETREE, Jimmy L. Houston PETRY, Harrey C. Houston PETTEWAY, Guy N. Houston PIERATT, William H. Ciddings PIERCE, Richard M. Houston PICHA, Clement B. Waco PIPERI, Adrian J. Galveston PODSEDNIK, David L. Hillsboro POMONIS, Robert G. Houston PONCIO, Anthony J. Houston POPE, Miller Mathis PYLE, Joe W. Houston PYLE, Joseph N. Houston RAGLAND, Benjamin D. Houston RALEIGH, Carl Burkburnett RAMIREZ, Ralph Waco RANKIN, Gene H. Houston RAPIER, Billy S. Houston RAYMAN, Llourette Houston REED, Robert E. Houston REICHSTEIN, Lawrence Houston REIN DL, Meyer E. Houston RENFRO, Geneva G. Galena Park RHEMAN, Clarence M. Houston sophomores RIHA, Ellery R. Houston RINANDO, Vincent S. Houston ROBERTS, Everett B. Lyford SACCO, Thamer H. Houston ROGERS, Robert G. Houston SAITO, Masahisa Tokyo, J apan SANDERS, Gladys D. Yellville, Ark. SAUER, George D. Houston SCHNEIDER, Charles F. Victoria SCHROEDER, J ames T. Conroe SCOTT, Davis R. Houston SCOTT, James E. Houston SEAL, Terry J. Houston SEARLE, Harry K. Houston SELLERS, Bobby E. Bushnell, Fla. SEPULVADOR, Billy J . Houston SEWELL, Jack E. Houston SHEFFIELD, Herman E. Houston SHELBY, Robert T. Houston SHEPPARD, Billy W. Channelview SHOWS, Gerald C. Houston SHYROCK, Bert L., J r. Houston SILVERMAN, David V. Houston SIMON, Herbert R. Houston SINGER, John W., Jr. Baytown SINGLEY, Lloyd E. Keystone Hgts., Fla. SITTON, Willard J . Houston SLEDGE, Earl V. Lubbock SLOAN, Arthur D., Jr. Houston SLOVACEK, Charles F. Houston SMITH, Eugene H., Jr. Houston SMITH, Hampton W. Pasadena SMITH, James D. New Braunfels SMITH, Joyce M. Houston SMITH, Laura Sue Houston SMITH. Robert F. Houston SMITHSON, Mary B. Edinburg SNEED, John L. T., IV Houston SOUDBAKHSH. Mohammed Tehran, Iran SPAULDINC, Robert E. Houston SPEEDBY, Elsa Houston SPENCER, Billy M. Sinton STAHALA, Marilyn W. Yoakum STAHL. Elsie R. Weslaco STARKS, Mickey C. Houston STEINHAGEN, Henry A. Honston STEINSICK, Edgar R. Houston STELL, J erry Lee Houston STEPHENSON, Harold E. Galena Park STEWART, Bobby R. Houston STEWART, Franklin R. Vernon STEWART, William L. Houston STIBORA, J oe J ohn Houston STILES, Richard J . Fairbanks STOKER, Barbara L. Houston STONE, Camilla W. Houston SEWELLaSTONE STOWERS-WANDEL STOWERS, William L. Houston STROUD. Freddie L. Houston STROUD, Jane M. Houston STULTS, Carl Houston SURGINER, Robert J. Houston SULLIVAN, James R. La Porte TAFT, Sondra Houston TALIAFERRO, William Houston TANNER, Kenneth E. Fordyce, Ark. TARPEY, Thomas A. Houston TASKA, Georgia 'Houston TATUM, Carlton C. Galveston TAYLOR, Clark J. Houston TAYLOR, Fred D. Houston TAYLOR, Travis T. Houston TERRILL, Richard B. Houston THORNE, Michael S. Houston THORNTO, M. K. College Station THORPE, Ronnie P. Houston THRIFT, Howard Mansfield TODD, J anice A Houston TREVINO, Joe S. Houston TROPOLI, Artie P. Houston TUGGLE, Marla G. Terrell sophomores TULLOS, Bobby G. Baytown TUPA. Julius V. Houston TURNER, Etoile Houston TURNER, Ralph C. Houston VAN SICKLE, Sharon A. Houston VAN WART, Lois R. Houston VARNER, Burl L. Houston VASQUEZ, Alfredo D. Houston VEASEY, William 0. Phenix City, Ala. VOLBERDING, Gary W. Wichita Falls VRBA, Daniel L. Elm Mott WAITE, J ack D. Houston WALDEN, Duane 0. Houston WALDEN, Leon D. Benton, Ark. WALDT, Rodney J. Bellaire WANDEL, Gerald J. Houston WARE, Warren W. Houston WARREN, Billy G. Houston WASSEL, Joe E. Lawton, Okla. WHATLEY, Mary A. Houston WEBB, Carles A. Houston WEEKS, Marjorie J. Houston WEISE, Bobby L. San Angelo WELLS, Betty L. Houston WHEELER, Dana S. Houston WHISENANT, James W. Houston WHITCHER, Arthur E. Houston WHITE, Hugh H. Houston WHITLEY, Larry J . Houston WHITLEY, Wanda W. Houston WILBANK, Lawrence C. Fresno WILDER, Leroy Houston WILLIAMS, Elizabeth 0. Houston WILLIAMS, Joe E. Houston WILLIAMS, Pamela M. Houston WILLIAMS, Robert B. Houston WILLIAMS, Robert T. Houston WILLIS, William A. Weatherford WILSON, Billy R. Houston WILSON, Ronald E. Houston WINNINGHAM, Frances N. Houston WOLF, Thelma A. Houston WOMACK, George W. Houston WOOD, Burhis L. Leachville, Ark. WOODIE, Mary C. Pine Bluff, Ark. WRANISCHAR, Glenn W. Pasadena WRIGHT, Gary C. Denver, Colo. WRIGHT, Robert L. Baytown YEAMANS, Bobby G. Houston YOUNG, Raymond R. Houston ZACHARY, Curtis W. Houston ZAGONE, Raymond N. Layfayette, La. ZELLNER, Riner E. Pasadena ZOCH, Monroe D. Houston Out of Alphabetical Listing: STRAUGHAN, Floyd J. Houston WARE-ZOCH 93 94 ABBOTT-BARTHOLOW freshmen First: ABBOTT, Thomas L., Houston; ABDULLAH, Hassam F., Baghdad, Iraq; ABERCIA, Louis, Houston; ABOU- LAFIA, Isreal, Houston; ADAIR, Norman L., Pasadena; ADAMS, Glenn C., Houston; ADAMS, James F., Tampa, Fla.; ADAMS, Mary K., Galena Park; ADAMS, Michael J., Houston. Second: ALBRECHT, Lee W., Rosenberg; ALEXANDER, Newell E. Jr., Houston; ALFORD, Norman W., Houston; ALLEN, Gordon L., Houston; ALLEN, James L., Houston; ALLEN, John D. JL, Houston; ALLISON, Billy E., Quitman; ALLSTOTT, Jerry L., Houston; ALMQUIST, Sam 6., Houston. Third: ALMS, Richard, Houston; AMICI, Marilu 1., Houston; AMILLANO, Alfredo G., Monterrey, Mex.; ANDERSEN, John D., Houston; ANDERSON, Cedric L., Houston; ANDERSON, Charlie D., Bethel, N. C.; ANDERSON, Marlene A., Janesville, Wis; ANDERSON, Robert K., Fox Lake, 111.; ANSONN, Don E., Houston. First: ARNOLD, Ralph, New Waverly; ARP, Joe R., Houston; ARRAIGA, Arthur, Stafford; ATCHLEY, Barbara K., Houstfm; ATKINS, Robert E., Houston; AUBINOE, Alvin L., Bethesda, Md.; AURIL, Jeanne E., Houston; AUS- TIN, Dav1d L., Houston; AWALT, Janie, Ft. Worth. Second: AYERS, Kenneth M., Pasadena; AYRES, Donald C., South Houston; BACICA, James E., Houston; BACILE, Mary M., Houston; BAKER, Bonnie L., Houston; BAKER, He!en M., Channelview; BAKER, John, Houston; BALES, John P., Houston; BALLARD, Merl A., Snow, Okla. Thlfdi BARFIELD, Sidney 1., Houston; BARFIELD, Vernon D., Houston; BARKSDALE, Wayne K., Houston; BARNES, Charles B., Houston; BARNES, Patsy L., Center; BARNETT, James K., Houston; BARNETT, Marie E., Houston; BARRON, Charles A., Houston; BARTHOLOW,Gerald H.,Delano,Fla. BARTSCH-BROWN Flrst: BARTSCH, Nalmcy L., Houston; BARTSCH. Susan M., Lenexa, Kan.; BASS. Howard P.. Houston; BAUCOM, B..E. Jr.. Texas Clty; BAUMCARTEN, Roger L., Houston; BAUMSTARK, Eleanor A., Houston; BAYNUM. Gner R. Jr.. Rehoboth Beach, DeL; BEARCE. Diona S.. Houston; BEAUCHAMP, Beverie W., Houston. Second: BEAUCHAMP, Horace L.. New Caney; BEDDINGFIELD, Burke 0., Houston; BEFELD, Herman A., Houston; BELFORD, Arthur L., Miami, Fla.; BENCH. May L.. LaPorte; BENNER, Frank S.. Tulsa, Okla.; BENNETT, Beu- lah. Houston; BENSON, Betty J., Houston; BENSON. Fred A., Houston. Third: BERGHERR. Dorris C.. Houston; B.EBK. Howard 5., Houston; BERNARD, Arthur J. Jr.. Houston; BERRY, Charles M., Minden. La.; BERRY. Vir- glnla D., Pasadena; BEWLEY, Cecil R., Houston; BIER. Judith A., Janesville, Wis.; BIERMAN, Henry F.. Texas City; BIGGERS, Alton H., Channelview. First: BIRCH, Virginia E., Houston; BLACK, Jimmy F., Houston; BLACKSTONE. Margaret A.. Houston; BLACK- WOOD, Terry W., Killeen; BLAKE, Francis E., Houston; BLUMBERG. Melvin R., San Antonio; BOEGER. John L., Pasadena; BOLLFRASS, Jerry, Houston; BOLLING, James A., Houston. Second: BOOZER, Sarah A.. Houston; BOWEN, Walter E., Harlingen; BOWINS, Jerry D.. Houston; BRADLEY, William A., Houston; BRANDON. Ray C., Christiana, Tenn.; BRAREN, Ernest 0., Houston; BRAXDALE, Elwin L., Pasadena. Calif.; BREITENBACH, Katherine J., Bellaire; BRICKMAN, Wilma 1., Houston. Third row: BRIDGES, James L. Pleasant Hill. La.; BRI- DIER, Shirley A., Bellaire; BRIGGS, Winifred P., Hitchcock; BROOKS, Molly A., Thornton; BROOKSHIRE, Betty L., Houston; BROTHERTON, Lionel L. .111, Houston; BROSSETTE, Roy R., Houston; BROWN, Barbara A., Bel- Iaire; BROWN, Benjamin G., Houston. 95 96 freshmen BROWN COCKRELL First: BROWN. Jerry I... Houston; BROWN, Sandra 1..., Houston; BRUMLOW. Alva L.. Houston; BRUNSON. Betty R.. Magnolia. Ark.; BUCHANAN, Marvin D.. Houston; BUCHANAN, William C.. Houston; BUECHE, Charles. Hous- ton; BULLOCK. Milton 0.. Jennings, La.; BUNTON. Rosa M.. Houston. Second: BURBRIDGE. Virginia L.. Hous- ton; BURDINE. Glovenia, Orange; BURCIN. Patricia 1.. Houston; BURNS, Susan 1.. Houston; BUSSE. Mary C.. Houston; CALOUDAS. George 5.. Houston; CALVERT, Robert D.. Houston; CAMARDA. Nathan. Houston; CAMP- BELL. Charlotte R.. Houston. Third: CAMPBELL. Peyton L. Jr.. Dallas; CAMPISE.' Rosanne M.. Houston: CANAVIER. Patricia 1.. Houston; CANNON. Elbert E., Houston; CARIKER. James W., Kountze; CARPENTER, Dorma J.. Houston; CARRADINE. Thomas W.. Elton. La.; CARRUTHERS, Thomas J.. Houston; CARSON. George W.. Pasadena. First: CARSON. Harry E., Houston; CARTER, Bobbie C.. Percilla- CARTER Wan ' ' LE BOb J Houston; CASCADEN1 Robert M.. Pasadena; CASHEMAN, Thgmas 3., Aitus, 31:13.7 23185??? 235525 E. Free- jmrt; ?AleI-ILLA. P'hlllp 17.. Houston; CASTROW, Alton V., Houston. Second: CATCHiER, DavidZHouston; CERNY, Ciggulfth'N guston. CHANDLER. Mary En Houston; CHAPA. David D., Houston; CHAPA, Francisco, Alice; . am D., .Houston; CHAPPELLE, Janice I... Houston; CHARLTON Anastasia Houston' CHARRIN, chk R.. H8I1::$nk Tlurd: CHRISTOPHER, Richard A., Vernon; CHU. Calvin, Houston- CLARK Ar,thur w., Jr., CEESFIEENBEARD. Gera!d D., Yoakum; CLASEN, Rachael E., New Orleans, La.; CLA,WSON 'Jgrry An Houston; . Bobble 1., Houston; COBERN. Dorothy M.. Pasadena; COCKRELL. Billy, ,Houston. COFFMAN DAVIS First: COFFMAN, Nancy C., Houston; COFFMAN, Patricia L., Houston; COKER. Errol R., Palestine; COLE- GROVE, Billy D.; COLEMAN, John H., Houston; COLEMAN, Verln H., McCaskill, Ark.; COLLIER. Alton R.. Pasadena; COLLIER, Curtis A., Ft. Smith, Ark.; COLLIER, Johnny L., Angleton. Second: COLLINS. Louis C.. Houston; CONDRA, Richard C., Houston; COOK, Charles D., Houston; COOK. Fred H., Houston; COOK, Lanie G., Houston; COOK, Sharon L., Trinity; COOPER, Roy V., Houston; COOPER, Sammie B. Jr., Houston; COR- NELL, Linda M., Houston. Third: CORNETT, Ray M., Houston; COTTON, James P., Texas City; COUNTS. Ger- ald W., Houston; CORINGTON, Jean, Houston; COWARD, Thomas L., Houston; CRAIG, Joe, Conroe; CRAW- FORD, Henry A., Houston; CRAWFORD, Richard B., Springhill, La.; CRIPPEN, Gail, Houston. First: CROOKER, Mar arite L., Houston; CROSSLEY, Donald R., Houston; CROW, Cecil H., Waco; CROW, Wilton L., Houston; CRUZ, Feinando III, Laredo; CUMMINGS, Mary F., Oklahoma City, Okla.; CUNYUS, Richard 9., El Paso; CUPP, Paul L., Humble; CURL, William M., Houston. Second: CURSON, Ronald K., Houston; DAGLEY, Donna L., Houston; DAIGLE, Tom W., Houston; DALE, Doris A., Houston; DANCER. Mary C., Houston; DANIEL- SON, Richard J., Houston; DARBY, David D., Pasadena; DARMATA, Anthony F., Houston; DARTEZ, Barbara A., Houston. Third: DARTEZ, Louis A., Abbeville, La.; DAVIDSON, David L., Houston; DAVIS, Dan-ny A., Houston; DAVIS, Eleanore S., Houston; DAVIS, Gail C., Ennis; DAVIS, Jeanne M., Houston; DAVIS, Jeannine A., Houston; DAVIS, Jimmie W., Livingston; DAVIS, Renate, Houston. 97 98 DAVIS-FERTITTA freShmen First: DAVIS, Robert 8., Houston; DAVIS, Roy, Houston; DAY, Gertrude K., Houston; DAY, James K., Houston; DAY, Johnnie N., Houston; DAY, Patricia 1., Houston; DEAN, Troy W., Houston; DEATON, Michael 5., Houston; DEERE, Jerald D., Lake Jackson. Second: DEHOS SANTOS, T. Tony, Harlingen; De La VEGA, Paul S., Houston; DEMING, Cecil 0., Pasadena; DENSFORD, James T., Houston; DIAL, Joe L., Houston; DIMMICK, Darol L., Houston; DISHROON, Helen D., Houston; DOBARD, Andrew C., Houston; DOBESH, Bobby R., Houston. Third: DOHRMAN, Gayle D., Pasadena; DOLAN, Colleen D., Edmonton, Canada; DOMINQUEZ, Joe R., Houston; DOS- SEY, Nelda J., Houston; DOUGHTY, John T. In, Houston; DOYAL, Marvin B., Conroe; DRISCULL, Melba C., Houston; DUBCAK, Dolores M., Houston; DUELBERG, Mildred, Houston. First: DUNCAN, Sherry J., Houston; DUNCAN, W. C., F ' bank ' ' ' L. Jr., Houston; DUTKA, Gertrude A., Houston; DZIEDEIIl-E, CZEIDUPREE, Jeanme L Houston, DURHAM, Jerry nie L., Houston; EADS, Pa T., Houston; EAGER. James L., Houston; EDWARDS, Letha 1., Houston. Second: ELLIOTT, Edward I. Houstugn' ELLIS, Flor- ence Mu Hggston; ELLZEY, John A., Houston; ELSWICK, John L., Houston; ERDELY ,Nickolas ,Houston; ER- NESTI, Ceculga R., Pasadena; ESHELMAN, Sandra E., Houston; ESTRELLA, Kenneth- ngston' EoAHN, 181168115, Houslton. Thnrd: EVANS, Kenneth, Houston; EVANS, Joseph, Houston; FALES, Cozzdon M. ,Houston- FANTZ, Berdma L., Houston; FARNSWORTH, Herbert 8., Houston; FAULKNER Ira 0 Pasadena: FEICK harvey R., Houston; FERGUSON, Barbara A., Houston; FERTITTA,Joy A., Galvesto , , n. FlNK-GOEBEL First: FINK, Kenneth 0., Houston; FINKLE, Irmene C., Houston; FISK, Charles 6., Houston; FITZE, Richard T., Houston; FITZGERALD, David R., Houston; FITZGERALD. Lawrence R., Edna; FLETCHER. Willard J.. Hous- ton; FLOYD, Virginia L., Houston; FLUKER, Cecil C., Honston. Second: FLY, Gerald A., Houston; FLYNN. Elea- nor, Houston; FOCARTY, Charles T., Houston; FOLEY. Patricia H., Houston; FOMBY. Shellie .I.. Center; FON- VILLE, Thomas W., Sugarland; FORBES, Dorothy V., Houston; FORD, Jack W.. Houston; FORE, Robert C., Hous- ton. Third: FORETICH. Robert V., Houston; FOROI. Jesse, Jr., Houston; FOSTER. Alden 0., Houston; FOSTER. Bruce H., Houston; FOSTER, Gladys M., Houston; FOSTER, Kermit 8.. Winters; FOSTER, Lois 0., Lufkin; FOWLER, Ernest E, Houston; FOYTIK, Delores A.. Damon. First: FRANCIS, Keith L., Blue Ridge; FRANCIS, William R., Houston; FRANKLIN, William L., Niceville, F141,; FRATOLILL, Joseph F., Yonkers, N. Y.; FRIEDEL, Joseph W., Weimar; FRIZZELL, Thomas P., In, Lake Jack- son; FROST, Nancy A., Houston; FUELL, Frank J., Houston; F ULLER, Emmett W., Super, Okla. Second: FUL- LER, Lyn L., Longview; GARCIA, Manuel 1., San Antonio; CARD, Ruth K., Houston; GARRISON, Jacque, Har- lingen; GARY, Shirley S., Sulphur, La.; GASTON, Harold R., Houston; CATLIN, Larry 3., Houston; GEE, Roy 5., Houston; GENTRY, Dorothy M., Houston. Third: GERARD, Frances E., Houston; GIAMMALVA, Charles 1., Houston; GIBSON, Donald A., Houston; GIBSON, William E., Belton; GILL, Bessie E., Houston; CILLIAM, Roland R., Jr., Houston; GIMNICH, Coleman D., San Juan; GLASS, Eddie L., Baytown; GOEBEL, Vernon D., Sealy. l00 GOLDEN HATCHER freshmen First: GOLDEN, Edward W., Houston; GOLDSMITH, Edward A., Houston; COLOSOVKER, Gideon, Israel; GON- ZALEZ, Adolph, Jr., Houston; GONZALEZ, Paul A., Houston; GOODMAN, Barbara A., Westover, Mass.; GOOD- NER, Sammy W., Houston; CORE, Howard L., Oakwood; GRABEN, Orlene 0., Houston. Second: GRAHAM, For- rest D., Houston; GRAHAM, John T., Houston; GRAHAM, Melvin E., Pasadena; GRAHAM, William A., Hous- ton; GRASSE, Jo L., Houston; GRAVES, Roy E, Houston; GREANER, John A., Houston; GREEN, Barbara A., Houston; GREEN, Barbara A., Fort Worth. Third: GREEN, Jack D., Houston; GREER, Cecil H., In, Edna; GRIFFIN, Carole S., Houston; GRIFFITH, Eleanor L., Nederland; GRIM, Gerald K., Houston; GROESCHEL, Eharles R., Houston; GUINN, David E., Alamogordo, N. M.; GULLEKSON, Vernon D., Houston; GULLETT, Elzo, ermit. First; GUTEKUNST, Johnny E. Houston; GUTHERY, Robert E. Houston' HAINLINE B bb' L H t - HALL. Lindy, Pasadena; HALL, Lyngan W., Houston; HALL, Virginia, Hougton; HALLEiz, gigrlifi U'f, 1133333; HAMILTON, Carol A-a Corpus ChnStl; HAMILTON, Charles M., Houston. Second: HAMMOCK, Donald W., Hous- ton; HAMMOND, Thalia M., Fairhope, Ala.; HAMMONS, Barbara S. Houst n' ' ' AWAY, Jane D., Hougton; HARDEN, L. 13., Austin; HARDIE, Adam: Dearber; Hnglgf- F135;?33fngfrt3ni H9123- ton; HARPER, Catherme A., Houston. T hird: HARRIS, Anna L., Houston; HAiiRIS flatten H , Houston? HAR- RIS.ON, Paul S., Houston; HART, Don L., Houston; HART, Louis S., Houston' HARhGAN Gaizy Santa liarbarn, Calm; HARTMAN, Ann E., Hearne; HARTWICK, Jacquelin A., Houston; IiATCHER, Od,is M.; Moscow. HATTZ HUDSON First: HATTZ, Richard F ., Houston; HAYE, Marlene F., Bellaire; HAYS, David T., Houston; HEARN, George F., Antlers, Okla.; HEBERT, Donald B., Houma, La.; HEINEMEIER, Annette, Katy; HEIZER, Glenwood F., Jr.. Bel- laire; HENDERSON, Gary E., Houston; HENDLEY, Donald R., Houston. Second: HENDRICKS, Brice E., Jr.. Pasadena; HENLEY, Ann L., Houston; HENRY, Kenneth P., Houston; HENRY, Mary L., Houston; HENSELL, Martha P., Houston; HENSKE, Elmo J., Kenney; HENSLEY, Glenda 0., Houston; HENSON, Charles B., Houston; HERBRICH, Viola M., Houston. Third: HERMAN, Guy L., Houston; HERNANDEZ, Henry A., Houston; HER- RIDGE, Kenneth H., Houston; HESTER, William F., Houston; HILL, Edwin S., Texas City; HILL, Gene A., Hous- ton; HILL, Jerry Harold, Bowie; HILL, Paula-Tha, Houston; HILL,Virginia A., Houston. First: HILLIN, Linda J., Houston; HILLYER, Eddie H., Houston; HILTON, Marilee, Houston; HINZE, Ladell M., Schulenburg; HITCHCOCK, Reuben C., Houston; HOLBERT, Janet M., Houston; HOLCOMBE, Robin J., Mobile, Ala.; HOLLAND, Lafawn, Houston; HOLT, Donald R., Houston. Second: HOOD, Ronald K., Houston; HOPPE, Ronald 8., Houston; HORNBERGER, Raymond B., Pocasset, 0kla.; HORNE, Thomas L., Houston; HORTON, Mex L., Genoa; HOSEA, John W., Scottsburg, Ind.; HOTZ, Catherine E., Mexico, D. F.; HOUSE, William B., Jr., Bel- laire; HOUSTON, Richard K., Houston. Third: HOVIS, Larry V., Houston; HOWARD, Harry L. III, Houston; HOWARD, Randolph D., Houston; HOWE, Madge A., Charming; HOWELL, Charley, E., Independence, Kam; HUANG, Elsie L., Houston; HUBBARD, Thomas E., Houston; HUBER, Donald E., Houston; HUDSON, Don 0., Houston. l0l l02 HUMMELAGNG freshmen First: HUMMEL, Leonard S., St. Louis, Mo.; HUMPHREY, Charles R., Houston; HURLEY, Thomas D., Houston; HURTA. Leslie D., Houston; HUTSON, James A., Houston; HUTTO, John L., Houston; INGRAM, Doris N., Houston; ISBELL, Janet, Houston; IVEY, Cecil R., Jr.. Houston. Second: IVEY, Don W., Houston; JACKSON, Marrel E. Grand Saline; JACKSON, Winfield A., Houston; JAMES, Charles E., Houston; JAMES, Cary F., Hous- ton; JAMES. John A.. Houston; JANSEN, Dalton R.. Houston; JEANES, Paul M., Houston; JENKINS, John R., Houston; JENKINS, Kenneth R., Houston. Third: JENKINS, Otis D., Jr., Houston; JOHANSEN, Charlie 1., Hous- ton; JOHNSEN. Bennie, Houston; JOHNSON, Doris L., Houston; JOHNSON, Guy, Houston; JOHNSON, Mack W., Houston; JOHNSON. Mary E., Houston; JOHNSON, Mary M., Houston. First: JOHNSTON, Iris K., Palestine; JOHNSTON, Jerry B., Mart; JONES, Benn . u ' S David N., Houston; JONES, Dianne, Houston; JONES, Margaret J., Houston; JONES, Nazcyl'wli.Hl?Io:tsot:;rJJOglgE,S, ROb' an R., LaPorte; JONES, Roger W., Houston. Second: JURAN, Jack E., Houston; KAPNEtR Sidney: W. Houston; KASPER, Cgrl 3., Houston; KEBODEAUX, Henry A., Houston; KEELINE, Don L. Houston: KEENAN ,Robert F., Gulfport, Mm; KELLY, Edna E., Houston; KELLY, Gary L., Houston; KEMP: Michael, R. Houst'on. Third: KENDRICK, Robert M., Houston; KENT, Barbara K., Houston; KENT, Charles W., McAllen;, KENT, Janice L., Houston; KILCORE. Pauline A., Houston; KILPPER, Robe t W. H - ' ' KING. Adrian. Houston; KING, Douglas M., Houston. I , ouston, KINCANNON, Sldney F Housmn' KINCFLENK First: KING, Fred R, Dearborn, Mich.; KINNEAR, Thomas J., Houston; KIRK, Betty A., Houston; KIRKLAND, Kenneth L., In, Houston; KIRSCHKE, Ronald Al, Houston; KITZMANN, Patricia 0., Houston; KLEIN, Geral- dine, Beaumont; KLUG, Richard E, Houston; KNIGHT. Charles A.. Houston. Second: KNIGHT, Doris 1.. Houston; KNOFF, Diane, Houston; KNOTT, Charles A., Houston; KOBERLINC, Joann, Houston; KOEHLER. Bobb 0., Marion; KOHEN, Moshe D., Israel; KOLB, Kristina E... Houston; KOLLATT, Frank R., Jr.. Houston; KONVICKA, Delores M., Houston. Third: KOPINITZ, Margaret A., Houston; KOSTER, Martha M., Houston; KOUZOUNIS, Anthony, Houston; KOWIS, Howard L., Needville; KUBICEK, Doris D., Somerville; KUEHN, Harriet 1.. Houston; KUJAWA, Joan 1., Reagan; KOWASNICA, Margaret R.. Bremond; LA BLANC, Constance M., Nederland. First: LACOUR, Willie 1., JL, Marksville, La.; LACUARTA, Donald E., Houston; LAND, Joe, Lake Providence, La.; LANDERS, Ernest L., Blossom; LANDCREBE, Ernest J., Houston; LANDRY, Pierre E., Belle Rose. La.; LANE, Larry H., Houston; LANE, Walter E., Houston; LANFORD, Freddie R., Houston. Second: LANCSTON. Rosalie, Houston; LANTZ, Joanne 1., Pasadena; LAROW, George V., Houston; LASITER, Mary F., Houston; LASNESKE, Peter J., Galveston; LASSETTER, Richard C., Lawton, Okla.; LAWLEY, Lloyd K., Dumas; LAWLEY, Weldon E., Dumas; LAWRENCE, Jerry W., Pasadena. Third: LEAGUE, Joe C., Hamlin; LEBLANC, Earl A., Hous- ton; LEDFORD, Bob, Houston; LEDFORD, Katherine A..Houston; LEE, Jeanine A.. Houston; LE CALL, Alvin V.. Trinidad, B. W. I.; LECCETT, Paula J., Houston; LEMOINE, Cano D., JL, Cottonport, La.; LENK, Frank A., Jr.. Houston. l03 l04 LENIFMATTHEWS fresh men First: LENK, Gene Leon, Houston; LEOPOLD, Eleanor Anne, Houston; LERMAN, Jerry Allen, Texas City; LEWIS, Clara Lang, Houston; LEWIS, Clebert Edward, Hillsboro, Tenn.; LEWIS, Louise Ann, Calvert; LILLY, Linda Caro- lyn, Houston; LINDHOLM, Robert Portwood, Kansas City, Mo.; LINGARD, Julianne Scott, Houston. Second: LINTON, Charlie Russell, Houston; LINDZZA, Earl Ullrich, Houston; LIPP, Dixie Lee, Houston; LITTLE, Linda Lou, Houston; LIVELY, Raymond Howard, Houston; LOCGINS, Don 6., So. Houston; LONG, Carl, Houston; LONCUET. Glenda Karol, Houston; LONCMIRE, Jerry Allen, Woodsboro. Third: LORANCE, Eloyce Ann, Hous- ton; LORD, Roberd Harris, Houston; LOVOI, John Jasper, Beaumont; LOW, Richard Lane, Houston; LOWE, Patricia Alice, Dayton; LUCE, Dorothy, Houston; LUNSFORD, Linda Jean, Houston; MacGREGOR, Donald Charles, Houston; MADDOX, Herbert Allen, Houston. First: MADDUX, Jimmie Lee, Houston; MADRID, Lorenzo Oscar; El Paso; MAGNUSON, Vemer, Houston; MAIN. Robert Willis. Bellaire; MAJORKA, Phillip Frank, Stafford; MALLEY, Dayne Ray, East Alton, 111.; MANALE, Peter J. Jr., Houston; MANDOLA, Vincent Frank, Houston. Second: MANUEL, Jimmy Lee, Greensboro, N. C-; MANISCANCO, John Anthony, Houston; MARLEY, Douglas Craig, Houston; MARSHALL, Dorothy Joan, Houston; MARSHALL, J9hn Branch, Houston; MARSHALL, William Pirkle, Houston; MARTIN, Bob Harold, Houston; MAR- TIN, Bruce Alvm, Houston; MARTIN, Howard Joseph, Clute. Third: MARTIN, James Novel, Houston; MARTIN, Len Dewalt, Houston; MARTIN, Mary Anne, Houston' MARTIN William 0 den Hou t n' MARTINEZ Gonzalo Galveston; MARTINO, Nuncio Hoseph, Houston; MASTALEZ, ,N g so 3 ' Ann, Abilene; MATTHEWS, Gaby Ann, Houston; MATTHEWS, MOlrman Joseph Hmmm MATHEWS' Barbara axine, Houston. MAUK-MILLER First: MAUK, Ronald E., Houston; MAULDIN, Richard L., Pampa; MAXWELL. Joanna L., Houston; MAY, Carol E., Houston; MAY, Deanna L., Houston; MAYES, Jimmy 0., Pasadena; MAYHALL. Charlotte 1., Houston; Mc- CALL, Edward L., Houston; McCARY, Jim, Houston. Second: McCLAIN, Jone C., Houston; McCLENDON, Bev- erly M., Houston; McCLUNG, J. D., Houston; McCLURE, Virgil D., Little Rock, Ark.; McCOLLUM, Gerald R.. Longview; McCOMAS, Irvin E., Houston; MCCORMICK, Charles S., Houston; MCCORMICK, Nancy C., Algoa; Mc- COSKEY, Barbara L., Houston. Third: McCILL, William T., Houston; McGRAY. Gerald L., Houston; McILVAIN. Julian E., Houston; McILVAIN, William A., Houston; MCKEE, Lee A., Houston; McKINZIE, Kenneth A., George- town; McLEOD, William C., Houston; McMULLAN, Jan,Houston; McNEILL, James T.,Shreveport. La. First: McPHETERS, Pauline A., Houston; McSTRAVICK, Michael A., Houston; McVANEY, Raymond W., Hous- ton; McWRIRTER, Nettie 1., Houston; MEDINA, Basilio G., San Antonio; MECOW, Carol A., Houston; MEIER. Marvin D., Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.; MELLOW, Roger 5., Dallas; MENTON, Kay M., Houston. Second; MERDIAN, Joanne E, Houston; METZLER, Harold L., Houston; MEYER, Billie J., Schulenburg; MICHAEL, Lauralyn 1.8., Houston; MICULKA, Lehnert J., Houston; MIDDLETON, John H., Lamesa; MILBURN, Benny E., Kermn; MILES, William B., Jl'., Houston; MILLER, Charles R., Crosby. Third: MILLER, Donna R., Deer Park; MILLER. Frances A., Wallis; MILLER, John A., Glens Falls, N. Y.; MILLER, Joseph L., Houston; MILLER, Marilyn W., Houston; MILLER, Ralph R., Alvin; MILLER, Robert D., Houston; MILLER, Roy 0., Houston; MILLER, WII- liam D., Houston. I05 I06 MILLIGAN-NOVOTNY fresh men First: MILLIGAN, Michael K., Houston; MINOR, Larry, Killeen; MINSTER, Pricilla 3., Houston; MIRSKY, Joe, Galveston; MITCHELL, Conrad 1., Fort Lee, N. J.; MITCHELL, Jimmie D., Houston; MITTAG, Fred H., Humble; MONKRES, James L., Houston; MONKS, Thelma 1., Houston. Second: MONROY, Ursula K., Houston; MONTGOMERY, Charles H., Many, LIL; MOORE, Clay L, In, Houston; MOORE, Edwin L., Galena Park; MOORE, John A., Houston; MOORE, Patricia E., Houston; MOORE, William J., Houston; MORENO, Blanche, Houston; MORGAN, John R., Houston. Third: MORRELL, Joyce 0., Houston; MORRIS, Earl F., Houston; MOR- RIS, Lisbeth A., Ennis; MORRIS, Robert W., East St. Louis, 111.; MORRISON, James 5., Liberty; MORRIS- JSETTE, Ronald V., Nashua, N. H.; MORROW, Rhoda F., Kaufman; MOSS, Jerald R., Houston; MULVEY, Edward ., Pekin, Ill. First: MUNGER, Winnie M., Houston; MUNIZ, Ben, Bay City; Houston; MURPHY, Dennis C., Lufkin; MURPHY, Nekita A., NAIL, Wes C., San Antonio; NAPIER, Margaret A., Angleton. Second: N K., Houston; NAVARRO, Charles F., Houston; NAVARRO, Nick C., Hou NELKIN. Benard, Houston; NELSON, Howard P., .11., Houston; NELSON 3., Houston. Third: NETTLES, Novie J., Houston; NIBLICK, Walter P., Mason, Ohio; NICHOLSON, Betty 0, MUNN, Neill G., Bellaire; MURASHIGE, Fumie, Houston; MUSTACHIA, Michael W., Houston; ASH, Troy E., Houston; NAUL, Robert ston: NEGRETE, Yreneo A., Somerville; , Robert N., Houston; NELSON, Sandra Houston; NECOL, Carl 0.. Dickinson; NIPPER, Mildred A., Houston; NIXON, Cl'ft D., H t ; NORMAN, Beverly, Pasadena; NORRIS, Ian D., Vivian, La.; NOVOTNY,Joe P.,Houston. I on 0115011 NOWAKOWSKI-PUCKETT First: NOWAKOWSKI, Harry S., Houston; OLBRYCH, Albert, Houston: OLECKNICHE, Peter C., Springfield. N. J.; UNEAL, Ronald L., Houston; ORTIZ, Tony C., Houston; OSTERMAN, Milton 0., Houston; OTTMAN. Mary M., Houston; OVERALL, William T., Killeen; OVERTON, Aaron L.. Houston. Second: OWEN, Ted, Cal- veston; OWENS, William 1., Houston; PADGETT, George W4 Houston; PADILLA, Oscar 0., Houston; PALMER, Peggy J., Conroe; PANTEL, Dolores E., Houston; PARRET, Ervin 0., Houston; PARSONS, Susan 5., Bellaire; PASKET, Frank W., Houston. Third: PATRONELLA, Joseph 0., Houston; PATTERSON, Robert E., Houston; PAUZA, Joseph C., Houston; PAYNE, Ronald T., Houston; PEARSON, Cecil, In, Houston; PECORINO, Johnnie V., Houston; PEISSEL, Antoine 1., Houston; PENNINCTON, Horace W., Houston; PENNISON. Richard A., Houston. First: P , Robert A., Houston; PERRY, Louise M., Livingston; PETERS. Frank C., Houston; PETERS, Lynne CENgEgoNn; PETERS, John R,, Baytown; PETREE, Clara 1., Houston; PETTIT, Donald M., Houston; PIERATT, Robert S., Houston; PIERCE, Hiram C., 11., Houston. Second: PITCHFORD, Elmer Lee, Houston; PITTMAN, Sandra K., Midland; PLUECKER, Thomas C., Houston; PLUMB, Preston R., III, Houston; PODSED- NIK, Albin C., Hillsboro; POLLAK, Kathleen A., Houston; POPE, J. C., Houston; POPE, James 3., Houston; POTTER, Kay, Houston. Third: POTTER, Rae, Houston; POWELL, Beverly 0-. Housfon; POWELL. Larry 0.. Houston; POWERS9 Roy, Genoa; PRESCOTT, Arman F., Lake Jackson; PRESLEY, Adrian E., Pasadena; PRICE. Rita N., Rosenberg; PROPST, Shirley 11, Houston; PUCKETTJOhn Na HOUSIOI'I- I07 I08 PUGH SAVELLE freshmen ' 3:, i - First: PUGH, Robert M., Houston; PYLE, Benjamin, M., Houston; QUIREZ, Gloria, Houston; RAISTON, Carolyn K., Bellaire; RAMIREZ, Arthur, Houston; RAMOS, Alice M., Beaumont; RANKIN, Donna 5., Coleman; RATH- KAMP, Leroy B., Yoakum; RAUSCH, Tomme L., Uvalde. Second: RAY, Preston W., Houston; REAGAN, Betty L., Houston; RECTOR, Carey L., Houston; REECE, Kenneth J., Moro, Ark; REED, Bill, Houston; REES, Claude J., Houston; REID, Ben A., Houston; REMMERT, Charles E., Taylor; RENTZ, Richard J., Alvin. Third: RICE, Helen A., Houston; RICE, Robert C., Cleveland; RICKE, Laurel A., Houston; RILEY, Joseph C., Houston; RIS- TAU, Dora L., Houston; ROBBINS, Les 5., Houston; ROBERT, Ernest 0., Malvern, Ark; ROBERTS, David D., Lockhart; ROBERTS, Pat, Houston. SON, Marvin L., South Houston; ROCHLIN, Allan S., Houston; RODGERS, Joe 13., Houston; ROGERS, Nancy E., Houston; ROMEL, Grace V., Houston; ROSE, Jules 11., Houston. Second: ROSENBAUM, Marion A., Booth; ROSS LER, Sylvia S., Sealy; ROWE, Shedetick P., Houston; ROWLETT, Donald E., Houston; ROWOLD, David N., H0115. ton; RUSCH, Jack W., Houston; RUSHING, Glenn C., Houston; RUSSELL, James L., Houston; RUSTIN, William E., Houston. Third: RYMAN, Roger 0., Bay City; SAATHOFF, Ellen M., Westfield; SABIR, Kadhim 13., Iraq; SAFLEY, Billy W., Houston; SANDOVAL, Tony, Houston; SASKIE, Horace H., Pasadena; SAUCILLO, R086- mary, Houston; SAVELLE, Rosemary A., Houston. SCELFO SMITH A.,. 1170 'g, I . 1.11:.Ib'. : V'K First: SCELFO, Anthony C., Franklin, La.; SCHERER, June J., Houston; SCHIFANI, Steve 1., Houston; SCHIL- LER, Suzanne A., Houston; SCHLOTHAUER, David H., Houston; SCHNEIDER, June L., Houston; SCHROEDER, Michael J., Houston; SCHOTT, August N., Humble; SCHWAB, Virgil L., Houston. Second: SCHWARTZ, Robert F., Houston; SCOTT, Nita L., Grand Island, Neb.; SCOTT, Robert L., Houston; SEGEL, Randall 0., Houston; SEWARD, Robert 8., Houston; SEWELL, Richard E, Houston; SHARLEY, JoAnn, Houston; SHEARER, Sidney C., Houston; SHELANDER, Charles 0., Houston. Third: SHENTON, Helen E., Houston; SHEPHERD. Ralph M.. Houston; SHEPLEY, Barbara A., Houston; SHIMEK, Anthony F., Houston; SHIMEK, Olga A.. Houston; SHINE. Wathena L., La Marque; SHIREY, Rex, Houston; SHOEMAKER, Elton L., Houston; SHOFNER, Orman E., Spring. ' .' ., rockett; SHUMAKER, Wesley M., Nettleton, Miss.; SHUPP, Clark D., Gilbert, P3,; gigEKgfuigziEg: IE?::?65?M8NDS, William P., Houston; SINGLETARY, Jaried C., Houstog; SKINNER, John V., Ft. Leavenworth, Kan.; SKIPPER, Thomas R., Pasadena; SLAUGHTER, Burt. H., Huntsvxlle. Second: SLA.Y, Ronald P. Houston; SLOUGH, Darrel G., Houston; SMART, Freeman L., Palestine; SMIDDY, Sammy C., Mm- dew, La.; ,SMITH Charles A., Mt. Pleasant; SMITH, Charles P.. Houston; SMITH, Conner D., Houston; SMITH, Donna L. Houston: SMITH, Durwood C., Freeport. Third: SMITH, Edward .E', Houston; SMITH, Herman W., Hous4 ton; SMiTH, Iren'e 0., Bellaire; SMITH, Jerry 1., Houston; SMITH, Jessie R., Houston; SMITH, Norma L., Hous- ton; SMITH, Robert M., Lampasas; SMITH, Russell F., In, Houston; SMITH, Thomas E., Pasadena. l0? IIO freshmen SMITH THOMPs0N First: SMITH, Wilma J., Houston; SMOTHERMAN, Robert W., Lafayette, La.; SNOW, Mervyn L., Houston; SNY- DER, Rodney 0., Houston; SOFFAR, Donald J., Texas City; SOLOMON, Mundel S., Houston; SOPCHAK, Clarence L., Houston; SPANDAU, Howard 5., Houston; SPERANDID, Brice S., Houston. Second: SPINER, Harold N., Houston; SPRADLEY, William H., Houston; STACY, Gwendolyn S., Houston; STANSBURY, Clofton W., Pasa- dena; STEINOCHER, Rosemary L., Houston; STEPHEN, Edsel W., Galveston; STEVENS, Dee L., Houston; STEV- ENS, Harriette M., Houston; STEWART, Delbert D., Houston. Third: STEWART, Mary J., Houston; STOCKTON, Harold W., Houston; STOCKTON, James H., Houston; STOKES, Norris A., Deer Park; STOUT, Jerry P., Pasa- dena; STOUT, Wilma J., Pasadena; STROUD, Gerald T., Houston; STROUD, Jon L., Hearhe; STURMAN, Leone M., Houston. First: SUCHMA, James H., Rosenberg; SULLIVAN, George D., Houston; SURLES, Robert L., Ho ton' LE, Carl R., Houston; SWANSON, Robert N., Houston; SWEARINGER, Gary L., Houston; SWEARINESEN: 131133: A., Houston; TACER, Susan, Istanbul, Turkey; TALLEY, Bryan W., Houston. Second: TAMAY, Robert H., Lockhart; TANGEDALL, Clarence C., Houston; TANNER, Virgil E., Houston; TARRANT, Sally A., Houston; TARTER Walter E., Houston; TAYLOR, Daniel V., Houston; TAYLOR, Gladys E., Houston; TAYLOR, Linda L., Houston' TAYLOR, Marynel, Houston. T hird: TAYLOR, Robert M., Houston; TEBLEST, John 11., Houston; TESTON ,Edwin E. New Boston; THATCHER, Vivian M., Houston; THEISS, Leo W., Houston; THOMAS, Kenneth Vii. Houston: THOMAS, Margie M., Pasadena; THOMPSON, Lloyd W., Houston; THOMPSON, Lloye M., Houston. , THOMPSON-WARDEN First: THOMPSON, Virginia M., Houston; THOMPSON, Wendell P., Bellaire; THORPE, Robert 1., Houston; THUR- MAN, Marshall R., Houston; THURMAN, Martha J., Pearland; TILLER, Susie, Houston; TINKER, Vivian, Hous- ton; TITTLE7 Janis L., Houston; TODD, Patricia A., Houston. Second: TOLAND, Frank M., Houston; TORRES, Joe 1., Houston; TOWNSEND, Louise, Bellaire; TOWNSEND, Oliver 1., Houston; TRABULSI, Ann, Houston; TRAPOLINO, JoAnn, Houston; TRAPOLINO, Mary Ann, Houston; TROSCLAIR, Paul S., Texas City; TSCHAP- PAT, Robert W., Jr., Houston. Third: TURANO, Charles P., Houston; TURMAN, Cervor J., Camden, Ark.; TUS- SING, Judith E., Bexley, Ohio; TWILLEY; Beverly J., Houston; TURNER, Martha A., Smithville; USSERY, James M., Deer Park; UTZ, Harriet, Edinburg; UZZLE Don C., Houston; VALINTINE, Freddie M., Houston. First: A HA Brenda M., Houston; VARNER, William C., Houston; VAVRECKA. Patricia A., Sugarland; YE- LASCOY 11:51:31 R2, Lima, Peru; VELTMAN, Clarence E., Houston; VENTURA, Nena F., Dallas; VERINDER. Rnch- ard E, Houston; VERRI, Robert, Galveston; VETRANO, Mary E., Houston. Second: VICKERY, Clywn W., Houston; VILLARREAL, Mary C., Houston; VIVIANO, Frances A., Houston; VLAHAKIS, Bernard P., Houston; VODEHRAL, Gary J., Houston; Von GONTEN, Charles M., Hous-ton; WALKER, Kenneth J., Houston; WALKER, Rufus, Orange; WALLER, Billy 1., Houston. Third: WALLIS, Dons A., Houston; WALLS, Ken E., Stgnewgllf Okla.; WALTON, Vernon L., Madisonville; WALTER, Theadore E., Jr., Houston; WALTERS, Mary 0., lemgston; WANSBROUGH, Carolyn T., Porterville, Calif.; WARD, Jelks 0., Houston; WARDEN, Laura E., Houston; WAR- DEN, Ray D., Houston. Il2 freshmen WARNER-WITT First: WARNER, Frederic C., Houston; WARNER, Josephine M., Houston; WARTEMAN, Otto E, Houston; WAT- ERS, Mary E., Houston; WATSON, Cherry A., Houston; WATSON, Kenneth C., Houston; WATTS, Thomas R., Hous- ton; WEATHERFORD, Dewey E., Brazoria; WEBB, Christina, Houston. Second: WEBB, Robbie N., Houston; WEBSTER, James D., Houston; WEGWERT, Patricia M., Houston; WELCH, Roy, IL, Cleveland; WELLS, Sidney R., Houston; WERN, George M., Jr., Galveston; WEST, Nolen L., Pearland; WESTCOTT, Clifford E., Katy; WEYMOUTH, John 17., JL, South Houston. Third: WHATLEY, Kaye, Houston; WHELLER, Harvey 13., Bellaire; WHITAKER, Charles 13., Orange; WHITE, Joane S., LaPorte; WHITE, June A., Lake City, S. C.; WHITE, Susan S., Lake City, S. C.; WHITE, Ted 0., Houston; WHITE, Velma F ., Livingston; WHITLOW, Leon S., Houston. First: WICKS, Fred 0., Corpus Christi; WILEY, Paula . - Robert L., Houston; WILKERSON, Warren D., Houstogxwgilfgaill nie J., Houston; WILLIAMS, Andrew D., JL, Houston; WIIZLIAMS Fe George D., Houston; WILLIAMS, Jerry D., Marshall; WILLIAMS ,Jo WILLIAMS, Kenneth W., Houston; WILLIAMS , WILEY, Robert T., Baytown; WILHITE, D, Vetta S., Houston; WILLENBORG, Ron- lecia A., Baytown. Second: WILLIAMS, M . D H hn 11., Dallas; WILLIAMS, June D., Houston; s a . ' . . LIAMSON, cm c., Pasadena; WILLS, Donald E me ousm' WILLIAMS Paul L Sea BmOk' WIL ., L l d . ' Hinton H., Bryan; WILSON, Richard A., Malaga, OhizzeWa'IylilDIngr A., Houston; WINGO, Theodore M., Houst ; W1 L . Houston; WITT, James R., Houston. on NS OW, Rich d: WILSON, Connie L., Groesbeck; WILSON, M. James W., Colorado City; WINGATE, Billy ard P., Falls Church, Va.; WIPFF, James Rn WITTE ZORN First: WITTE, Robert L., Houston; WOLFE, Juanita L., Houston; WOMACK, Dolores A., Houston; WOOD, Logan W., Jr., Pasadena; WOOD, Mickel J., Houston; WOODALL, Spencer D., Palmina, Mo.; WOODS, Paul R., Hum- ble; WOODSON, Drury L., Houston; WORNAT, Wilroy H., Rosenberg. Second: WORSHAM, Ronald E., Houston; WORSHAM, Waymon K., Houston; WREN, Martha 3., Levexa, Kam; WRIGHT, Billy M., Temple; WRIGHT, Evan D., Santa Barbara, Calif.; WUNDERLICH, Reinbeardt R., Spring; WYANT, Mike, Lawton, Okla.; WYRAICK, Robert M., Waco; YATES, Bob D., Coffeyville, Kan. Third: YODER, Margaret 1., Houston; YORO, David. Waipahu, Hawaii; YOSKO, Adrian R., Pasadena; YOUNG, George W., Houston; YOUNG. Jerry E., Austin; YOUNG, Nina M., Houston; ZARNOW, Jimmie L., Houston; ZIEVERT, Raymond W., Houston; ZINS, Meyer 1., Houston. ZORN, Charles 'W., Houston. II3 academic Il4 i I i c i 5 ? LILLIAN CRI'IVIVFNDEN. Assistant Dean of Women Dean of Women, MRS. BESSIE EBAUGH DR. J. E. WILLIAMSON, Dean of Men L. S. CHIEF MITCHELL, Assistant Dean of Men ,4 M .0m Camille Lanzo believes in the calm, cool and collected method of pursuing knowledge. M xyxiz Bill Steitle and Dave Hewitt wear head warmers to aid mental processes. . . l .32 T . y '1 gm Maj: , 1am W5? Dorm residents Jean Miller and Charlene Tatum strain eyes as they watch lecture on TV. Home Economics students, Dorothy Kennedy and Lois Hobby check dishes. Blanch Core, Assistant Professor, Home Economics, shows Sister Mary Brigidine Furey Mary Jo Redding mixes a cake at the demonstra- the parts of a kitchen appliance. tlon table. Il9 Evening School students on their way to 8200 classes. Postgraduate H. A. Lampert. Jr., teaches bench woodwork at O. O. Stotts, left, instructs Terry Webb in the use of a torque wrench as Cullen Junior High. Tommy Thompson watches. 0 Model Deanna Lamb finds that proper dress length is important. Professional model and instructor Elsa Roseborough poses one of her students for photography classes. Painting students under Lowell Collins perfect the abstract technique. Geology students use cooperative arrangement in preparing for exams. Dr. Hatfield checks progress of Physics student. Time out from classes and drill as Anne Sharpe admires insignia of Colonel Sandy Truxillo. Jo McGregor, sophomore, works out problem in Interior Decoration. Business Administration classes learn the value of effective business correspondence. This proves it! Football players have classes, too. College of Technologfs instructor Roy L. Dossat gives Douglas Reo and Donald Hinman some pointers on air- l24 conditioning controls. a Future biologists hard at work. I25 Linotype operators Jack Autry, foreground, and Claude Griffin keep the campus publications rolling. Victor Kahanek watches as the Cougar rolls off the press. Bonner Elementary School pupils work diligently under the Members of the Education staff discuss the Cusreda Project. supervision of student teacher, Doris Phillips. :.3;40 V...z;x;g0 $23114, This Engineering Math class seems to be hard at work. Rolland Crouch, Chairman of the General Business Department, instructs students in a Business Math class. l27 l28 June Scherer has her eyes examined by Alvin Gurin, optometry student, and Darrell B. Carter, Associate Professor of Optometry. Lynne Clark and Mark Lane, architecture majors, decide that two heads are better than one. Mrs. H. L. Cuppock, secretary of the Optometry Department, is read examined by Dr. Jess Eskridge, instructor, and Dr. y to have her eyes Anthony Alvarez, special student. yr fur . v- l .50 .. .. 93:13.. Keith Barkley. architecture student. adds finishing Ullll'llt'h In his mush-rpiow. , J w .185 ' .7 ,' Jui4$fe a $de I t ' Virgil Horton and Leonard McGowan lrmk nwr clrvam lmme-s uf Ilw futurv. Merle Chrisman, student teacher, shows off her studenfs art work. Teacher encourages students to work together in groups. New teachers bring original ideas into their classrooms. The hours at the Downtown School are the same as the hours on campus. 1' M1 VMHIIH Students take time out for a coffee break. Eating lunch is the same downtown or in Cougar Den. Swimming Coach. Clyde C. McDougle. gives his young students some pointers in the technique of kicking. Aleene Rednick. Advertising major. looks ready for a busy day. Pharmacy students hard at work. ROTC Members get lesson in gunnery. John Carter, Associate Professor of Agriculture, sets up an animal hus- bandry experiment for one of his classes. Physics research, in the form of an experiment, is undertaken by Dr. H. K. Reynolds and Eugene Rettig. I34 Bottles. bottles everywhere! The chemistry stockroom is the entrance and exit for laboratory work. Miss Martha Pyke adjusts a model as portrait students prepare for an afternoon,s shooting. University photography students gain darkroom experience. I35 KUHT Cameraman Frank Costa scans show. MvRae. KUHF Disc Jockey. spins favorite FM music. Figure Study class produces unique interpretation of the human form. Student Instructor checks progress in pupirs work. I37 How much help is your roommate? Buddy takes a break to read a letter NO'DOZe isnk strong enough. from home. John W. O Dowd finds the Law Library a good place to study. I38 E. H. Ferguson. JL. Editorial Adviser. Associated Publications. interviews a student for work on uThe Cougar. Student uses Houstonian office as a study hall. Danny Jones, Houstonian photographer, looks over his pictures. I39 Chief Nurse Helen Tortorici finds that blood pressure is normal. Law students find that law is blood, brains, and books. The Law Library is a good study hall. I40 Psychology students adjust the instruments on a class experiment. A mynad of knobs perplexes two psych students. Jo King, psychology department secretary, manages to keep busy during the course of a day. l4l Jam session in high Cf, Harvey Breaux and Janelle Renfrow practice for an orchestra recital. Dr. Merrills Lewis of the music department. I42 BOROUGH. C. Dwight. Ph.D. WARREN, Mabel C., M.A. ART COLLINS. Lowell, M.L. DUNCAN, Bonnie J., M.L. LEMMEL, Bernhardt, B.F.A. BIOLOGY BENNETT, Edward 0., MS. COMINSKY, N. C., Ph.D. FREESE, L. R., Ph.D. HUGGINS, Sara, Ph.D. KALBER, Frederick A., M.S. KREJCI, Mildred E., M.S. MORITA, Richard Y., Ph.D. PAXON, John B., A.M. PERCIVAL, Ruby, BS. RONEY, H. Burr, Ph.D. WHITE, Fred N,, Ph.D. CHEMISTRY BECKER, Ralph 5., Ph.D. CURRIE, Jane W., M.S. DRAKE, G. Wilson, Ph.D. FAN, Joyce Wang, Ph.D. JOHNSTON, C. 3., MS. McELRATH, Eby Nell, Ph.D. 0R0, John F., Ph.D. WILLIAMS, C. E, M.A. WONG, Mamie, M.S. ZLATKIS, Albert, Ph.D. DRAMA ADAMS, Grace Pearl BASS, Jerry A., M.A. COFFEE, Joseph M., M.A. HAMILTON, Stanley K., Ph.D. ROSBOROUGH, Elsa R., 3.5. TULLY, Ruth, B.S. ENGLISH BAKER, James V., Ph.D. COLE, Maisie Carter, Ph.D. DOGGETT, Joseph M., Ph.D. BAKER, J. Gordon, Ph.D. HAGELMAN, Charles, Ph.D. HENDERSON, Archibald, Ph.D. HERRING, Evelyn, M.A. GEORGE, Dorothy, Ph.D. KIDD, Walter E., Ph.D. LACY, Patricia C., M.A. LOOMIS, Emerson H., Ph.D. MEDFORD, Floyd C., B.D. McCELVEY, George E., III, B.A. MCCORQUO DALE, Marjorie, Ph.D. HARTLEY, Jess D., Jr., M.A. NUGENT, M. Louis, Ph.D. PENNYBACKER, Ruth, M.A. PHILLIPS, Anne R., Ph.D. PRYOR, William L., M.A. RAILSBACK, J 0 Helen, M.A. RAINES, Charles A., M.A. ROSA, Jean, M.A. ROSA, Matthew W., Ph.D. RUFENER, Helen, Ph.D. SHINDLER, Madalene, M5. STICKNEY, Ruth, Ph.D. TURNER, Amy Lee, Ph.D. DAY, Martin 5., Ph.D. F OREIGN LANGUAGES BOURNE, Marjorie7 M.A. The College of Arts and Sciences Dr. R. Balfour Daniels, Dean BRANDON, Elizabeth, Ph.D. CASTRO, Americo, Ph.D. FARRINGTON, C. L., M.A. ENGUIDANOS, Miguel, Ph.D. HAILE, Harry C., Ph.D. MALIN, Jane W.. M.A. McLENDON, Will L., Dr.-es-Let. GEOLOGY BERRY, William B. N., Ph.D. BISHOP, Margaret, Ph.D. CARMAN, Max F., Ph.D. DUBAR, Jules R., Ph.D. FAN, Paul H., Ph.D. GREENWOOD, Robert, Ph.D. SOMERS, George, D.Sc. TAGCART, James N., Ph.D. HISTORY BACARISSE, Charles, Ph.D. DICKSON, John, M.A. DOUTHITT, Helen M., M.A. DREW, Ronald, Ph.D. GANYARD, Robert L., M.A. GIESBERG, R. 1., M.A. GOINGS, Allen J., Ph.D. HADDICK, Jack A., Ph.D. HAYNES, Robert V., M.A. KESTENBERG, Louis, Ph.D. MILES, Edwin A., Ph.D. MILLER, Murray A., M.A. RANSOM, C. B., Ph.D. TINSLEY, James A., Ph.D. WESTON, Corine, Ph.D. YOUNGER, Richard D., Ph.D. HOME ECONOMICS AKKERMAN, Minnie, M.S. ANTHIS, Fay, Ed.D. BROOKSHIER, May, M.S. CALLICUTT, Dorothy, M.Ed. GORE, Blanche, M.S. ROBERTS, Edmund, B.F.A. JOURNALISM AND GRAPHIC ARTS FERGUSON, Edwin H., M.A. PALMER, Jim R, M.A. ROSS, Billy 1., M.A. TAYLOR, S. Wayne, M.S. UNDERWOOD, Bruce, M.A. MATHEMATICS AUCOIN, A. A., Ph.D. AVERY, John W., M.A. BENNER, C. P., M.S. BRAND, Louis, Ph.D. EDWARDS, Wesley, M.A. GRAY. Dean 0., MBA. GROVER, Blanche. M.A. HUTCHINSON, J. D., M.A. KISSEL, Ruth, M.A. NEWHOUSE, Albert, Ph.D. RADER, C. B., Sr., MS. RAY. B. F., M.A. REES, Warren A., M.A. ROGERS, C. A., MS. SILVERMAN, Louis, Ph.D. WRIGHT, Dalton H., Ph.D. WRIGHT, Martin, Ph.D. YATES, Richard L, Ph.D. MUSIC ARMISTEAD, Jack, M.A. CAMPBELL, John T., M.A. CLAYTON, Merle H., M.M. FERRIN, Richard H., M.M. HIRSH, Albert KING, Bruce LERNER, Jeffrey G, M5. LEWIS, H. Merrills, Ph.D. MATTHEWS, James T., M.M.Ed. NEUMANN. Selma 5., M.M. PIERSON. Thomas C.. Ph.D. SCHOETTLE. Elmer, Ph.D. SPEEK Klaus, Ph.D. WILKOMIRSKL Michael PHILOSOPHY AND RELIGION DOAN, Frank M., Ph.D. GARRISON, W. E., Ph.D. HOWARD, Wendell T., Ph.D. PINCOFFS, Edmund L., Ph.D. PHOTOGRAPHY FERRIS, John T., M.S. FORD, John 1., BS. PYKE, Martha PYKE, Margaret SMITH, Charles, BS. PHYSICS ALLRED, John C., Ph.D. GRAVES, Leon, M.S. HATFIELD, T. N., Ph.D. JOHNSON, Hal H., M.S. NORTH, H. M., M.A. REYNOLDS, H. K., Ph.D. RIDER, John A., Ph.D. POLITICAL SCIENCE CHASE, William C.. LLD. GRUNBAUM, Werner F., Ph.D. HENDERSON. Bancroft C., Ph.D. JENSEN, James R.. Ph.D. KNEPPER. David W., Ph.D. RAZI, G. Holam, Ph.D. SHERBENOU, Edgar L., Ph.D. SINCLAIR, Thornton, Ph.D. YELDERMAN, Pauline, M.A. PSYCHOLOGY BOYD. William W., Ph.D. BRYANT, Norman D., Ph.D. CALLICUTT, L. T., Ph.D. I43 The College of xlrts and Sciences Continued CRULCH. Ruy A.. Ph.D. EVANS. Hivhard L. PhD. JONAS. Richard 0., M.A. LOVE. John W.. Pth MCCARY. James L. Pll.D. MVGAI'GIIRAN. L. 5.. 141.0. MEYERSON. L00. PhD. MICHAEL. John L.. HLU. MacN-XLCHTON. John. Ph.D. RED. 5. 8.. llEd. SHEER. Daniel E.. Phil STOVALL. F. L.. PhD. The College of Business Administration, PESCHKE. Jerome. M.B.A. ROBERTS. Wm. R. .111. MBA. ACCOUNTING DANIELS. Howard .Vl.. C.?.A.. PhD. DILLEHAY. Tom 1.. C.P.A.. LL.M. LINDLOFF. Paul W.. Jr.. C.P.A.. MS. MCNEILL. I. E, C.P.A.. PhD. POLSON. R. F.. C.?.A.. M.B.A. SMITH. Barney M.. Jr.. LLB. WOOLSEY. Samuel M.. C.P.A.. PhD. ECONOMICS AND FINANCE CHEN. Henry C., PhD. FRY, John N., PhD. OWEN. John P.. PhD. SAILORS. Joel W.. PhD. WILLIAMS. Harry, PhD. ZINGLER, Ervin K., PhD. GENERAL BUSINESS BARBER. Truman 1.. MBA. CROUCH. R. G., M.B.A. DYNLAP, Victor E. M.Ed. IRWIN. Louis L.. Ph.D. MASTEN. Ples C., M.Ed. OLSON. William A., LLB. SMITH, Arthur 3., Jr., Ed.D. WHITE. Charles S. DUDLEY, Lola. M.L. ADMINISTRATIVE EDUCATION HARTSFIELD, L. W., M.A. STREVELL, Wallace, Ed.D. ART EDUCATION GARDNER, Martha. Litt.M. ELEMENTARY EDUCATION BENBROOK. Joyce. Ph.D. GIBSON, Isabel, M.A. GRAVES. Mary, M.A. KEARNEY, Milo E., Ed.D. THOMPSON. Evelyn. Ed.D. HEALTH, SAFETY AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION CLARKE. Lawrence 5.. M.A. CLOSS, Elizabeth Lee, M.A. FOUKE. Harry. M.A. CARRISUN. Susanna. M.A. MCDOL'GLE. Clyde C., M.A. McLAUGHLlN. Rosann, M.Ed. RADIO XND TEI JCVISIUN ALBITZ. Richard N. H. X. BATTIX. Tom C... PILD. COLLINS. Genrgo L.. BA. CRUSSLAXH. 0. C. MICN.EY. John W... PILD. NIONICXL, Bruce 3L, M.A. SMITH. Fx'wlrrivk W MJCA. THURSON Lillian. M.A. IRAY. Rirhanl. M.A. VVELCH. Palrick 15.. PhD. YELKHV. Raymund T. Dr. Eugene H. Hughes. Dean WARREN, Lillian, M.A. MANAGEMENT BYTHEWOOD, Gilbert R., PhD. MUNNEKE, Leslie E, PhD. NUDD, Howard C., Ph.D. The College of Education . ,3 i Dr. Arvin N. Donner, Dean SWIIUIMHN WU XVI'HHHI'HIMIH DYER. EVPTPU. PhD. GALLHIHL Ml. .ll.. HLH. 'IWNNICV; H H. Sul. H. X. WICHI.IN..lusva15..PILH. SPEECH ARNOLD. Ucnm'imc. HLD. DAVIS. Mary L.. M.A. EBY. Esther. M.A. LYKE. Aulm H. M.A. OLIAN. J. Robert. M.A. STREETER. Donald C.. Ph.D. MARKETING AND ADVERTISING KOBY. Z. William. M.B.A. YOUNG. John R. PhD. AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS CARTER. John T.. MS. GOLDEN. Laron 15., MS. HAMM. Gerald. MS. LOVE. Harold Clyde, PhD. WILLIAMS. John 5.. Ph.D. BUS. ED. AND SEC. ADM. ALLEE. W. Arthur. PhD. HAYDEN. Carlos K.. PhD. LAWRENCE. Nelda R, Ed.D. PAUL. Florence M.. MS. REEVES. Gladvs W.. M.Ed. SMALL, Addie 3., MS. WATSON. Florence N., M.B.A. TRANSPORTATION AND FOREIGN TRADE ENCBERG. Vernon L., M.A. SCOTT, Thomas W., PhD. MANAGEMENT DEVELOPMENT CENTER STONEBARGER. DeWayne, Ph.D. RHODES, William J., Ed.D. MUSE, J. Milton, M.Ed. MUSIC EDUCATION PURDY, Walter, M.M.Ed., D.Mus. UlonJ STOUT, George, M.M.Ed. FOUNDATIONS OF EDUCATION AYDELOTTE, J. H.7 M.A. BOTTRELL, Harold R., Ph.D. HYER, June, PhD. KERBOW, A. L., PhD. MILLER, E. B., D.Ed. SECONDARY EDUCATION BEATY, Harper F., EdD. CHOVANEC. A. L., M.A. FREEMAN, L. E., Ed.D. NELSON, Esther, PhD. YOST, William J., D.Ed. SPECIAL EDUCATION McNEILL, W. D. D.. Ph.D. DVVYEH. James T.. Jr.. RS. Ch.E. LEACH, W. J.. 13.5. CHEMICAL ENGINEERING CRUMP, J. R., 5.8. DUKLER. A. 13.. PhD. HUANG, Chen-Jung, PhD. MOTARD, Rodolphe. PhD. PRENCLE, H. W., D.Sc. WORLEY, Frank L., Jr., B.S., Ch.E. CIVIL ENGINEERING BONAR, A. J.. M.S. HOFF, John E, MS. PURNELL, William B.. M.S., CE. SULLIVAN, W. F., M.S., C.E. WHITE, Ardis, PhD. ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING ANDERSON, Warren L., M.S., BE. CUNNINGHAM, B. C., B.A.S. GREEN, Arthur W.. Jr., B.S., E.E. KITTINGER, W. T., Jr., M.S.. E.E. COUCH, J ames R., LL.M. JOHNSON, Nobel G., J.D. MITCHELL, John W. B., LL.M. NEIBEL, John B., LL.B. CARTER, Darrell 3.. PhD. ESKRIDCE, Jess B.. M. Opt. GROSVENOR, Theodore P.. PhD. The Cullen College of Engineering Dr. F. M. Tiller, Dean WHITAKER, T. N., M.S. McMORRIS, A. H., B.S., E.E. ENGINEERING DRAWING AND SERVICES DIVISION BALL, B. W. FRASER, Burt, M.Ed. MCKEE, Fount Eugene The College of Law Newell H. Blakely, LL.M., Dean The College of Optometry Dr. Charles Stewart. Dean INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING ADAMS, Robert M., M.S., LE. ELROD, J. T., Ph.D. JUDSON, Harold H., B.S., M.E. STOUCHTON, B. C., M.B.A. TIPPITT, Frank W., B.S., LE. MECHANICAL ENGINEERING ALLEN, Theodore, M.S., M.E. CASTELLANOS, L. J., M.S. KENDALL, W. M., B.S., M.E. RASMUSSEN, A. A., M.S., M.E. SCHWEPPE, Joseph L., Ph.D. WIERUM, Frederic A., B5,, M.E. PETROLEUM ENGINEERING JONES, Park JS, B.S. KIRKPATRICK, C. V., M.L. LIPSON, Leonard B., Ph.D. OVERTON, Harold H., M.S. ADMINISTRATION HICKS, Mildred OLDS, Dwight A., LL.M. SMITH, Mabel, B.A. WALKER, Charles B., LL.B. LEE, Walter C. PHEIFFER, Chester, PhD. I45 BOBLITT, Robert L., Ph.D. JONES, Martha 1., MS. LAWRENCE, W. Homer, Ph.D. McCALLICK, H. E., M.B.A. GENTRY, C. B., M.Ed. AIR CONDITIONING AND REFRIGERATION CURRY, Herbert H., B.A.S. DOSSAT, R. J., B.A.S. WILLSON, W. H., M.L. AUTO MECHANICS F ERIS, C. M. OLIVER, C. B. ROWLETT, W. C. AUTO PAINT AND BODY PERKINS, F. R. GRADO, J . D. DIESEL STOTTS, 0. 0., ML. WHITTINGTON, H. K., M.L. ELECTRICITY FITZHUGH, P. M., M.Ed. MOSER, A. A., M.Ed. KIRKLIN, B. C., B.S., M.E. HUNTER, Jack D., M.B.A. PATTERSON, Barbara, 3.5. ADAMS, Mary M., M.A. DOOR, Frank, M.B.A. GARRETT, Herman D., M.L. I46 The College of Pharmacy Dr. N. M. Ferguson, Dean The College of Technology A. Ray Sims, M.S., Dean The Downtown School J ames C. Taylor, M.L., Dean HOUSE, Sue, MS. WEBBER, Marion G., PhD. ELECTRONICS CAMPBELL, Roy 13., BS. HAWKINS, Donald W. LUCE, Ernest C., M.A. McKAY, George C., B.A.S. MACHINE SHOP HOGAN, W. M. McDONALD, J. W., B.A.S. RADIO WILSON, Henry c. WELDING MARSHALL, F red B. RELATED COURSES BINGHAM, R. W., D.Ed. BRANNAN, Christine, D.Ed. FEIST, Kermit W. RUNYON, Frank S., M.A. WOOD, June P., B.A. DRAFTING BOND, R. 12., 13.5., M.E. MANAHAN, J. R., B.S. MARTIN, John R., M.s., C.E. KOUDELIK, Louis, M.A. MCCLAIN, P. T., B.S. SIEGEL, Stanley, Ph.D. SLADE, Nann 2., ML. BARTHELME, Donald, B.A. LINNSTAEDTER, H. W., B.A. LIVELY, c. 11., BA. BARTHOLD, Roy E., B.S. BYRD, J ames J. COBERT, Philip G. COCHRAN, Arvil A. AULL, Sara, B.L.S. BAKER, Dorothy, B.A., LS. BARCLAY, Luella, B.L.S. BARROW, Hallie L., BS. BELK, Joan 3., BA. BRANDES, Julian, A.B., LS. JOHNSON, C. A., M.Ed. MEDICAL AND HEALTH COLLETTE, Allan, M.D. WHITEHURST, J ames, M.D. READING CLINIC DAVIS, Stanley E., Ph.D. BRYANT, N orman D., Ph.D. PERSONNEL PSYCHOLOGY SERVICE CENTER RICHARDS, Betty 5., AB. CONKRIGHT, William F., 3.5. FLANAKIN, J asper R., M.A. FOUKE, Harry, M.A. HANSEL, Phil, B.S., P.E. HILL, Lovett, B.S. HILL, Roy H., M.A. School of :1 rclzitecture R. W. Lilliott, Jr., M.A., Director Radio and Television Operations Library BROWN, Dorcas E., M.S. CHAMBERS, William C., B.A. HOFFMAN, Louise, M.A. McGAW, Howard F., Ed.D. MORTON, Ruth F., M.A., LS. Physical Plant SAKACH, S. P., 35. Activities Related to Instruction AUDIO-VISUAL CENTER DICKERSON, L. W., M.B.A. McLEMORE, Maxie J., B.A. McMILLIN, Eugene W., Ph.D. RED, D. D., B.S. HARRISON, Joseph G. HAUBOLD, Alfred L. ZIMMERMAN, Charles, BS. MURPHY, Virginia, B.S., LS. OSBORNE, Zelda, M.S. POUNCEY, Lorene, B.L.S. TREICHLER, Mary J., B.S., L.S. VANCE, Mary L., 8.5., LS. WIKOFF, Ruth 5., M.A. THORNHILL, T. J ., B.S. MUSEUM OF INTERPRETATIVE SCIENCE MATHEWS, A. A. L., M.A. Sales and Services of Instructional Departments COUNSELING AND TESTING SERVICE MCNEELY, Samuel 5., Ph.D. WAGGONER, Jack T., M.A. BUREAU OF BUSINESS RESEARCH HOUSTON, Carl F., M.B.A. A thletics LAHAR, Harold, B.S. LEWIS, Guy V., BS. MORRISS, John, M.S. PASCHE, Alden, M.S. PATE, Harvey, M.S. RAMSEY, Charles C., M.S. RIGBY, Paul H., Ph.D. TELEVISION FILM OPERATIONS BAUER, James L. BERGENE, Arnold SCHLESSINGER, Paul, B.A. COMPUTER CENTER ORGANICK, Elliott I., Ph.D. SCOTT, J ack, B.S. THOMPSON, E. W., M.Ed. WATKINS, Henry D., B.E. WILLIAMS, D. C., M.L. WILSON, Thomas, B.S. ZUBEL, Ambrose D., M.S. I47 OFFICE OF THE CHANCELLOR NUTT, Leta OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT ROBERTSON, Eva K., M.B.A. OFFICE OF DEAN OF FACULTIES GLASS, Joye T. OFFICE OF BUSINESS MANAGEMENT HARRIS, Marguerite OFFICE OF UNIVERSITY DEVELOPMENT FAMBROUGH, Annie L., A.B. FREDE, Ralph E., M.A. WILLIAMS, Walter, M.B.A. REGISTRARS OFFICE ALLEN, James S. BOOKSTORE URBANTKE, Hugh, B.B.A. FOOD SERVICE MARSHALL, Bernice, BS. I48 Other Administrative and General Personnel BURNETT, Patricia MELLOTT, Ruth, B.A. AUDITING AND ACCOUNTING BROGDON, J. T., B.B.A. DEZENDORF, James B., M.B.A. LORDAN, Myron C. POWER, C. 0., Jr., B.B.A. SCOTT, Harold W., B.B.A. CASHIEFCS OFFICE PATTERSON, Dorothy PURCHASING AND RECEIVING LOMAN, H. W., B.S. NORMAN, W. F . ADMISSIONS OFFICE SWISS, Myron B., M.S. COHEN, Hyman, M.B.A. RECORDS OFFICE HOFMEIER, Helen Auxiliary Enterprises NURSERY SCHOOL CROUSE, Edith, M.A. RESIDENCE HALLS GURD, Bruce, M.A. Dr. Alfred B. Neumann, Assistant to the President PINKERTON. Virginia REGISTRA'IVIUN ZIMMER. Bill, B.B.A. STUDENT PLACEMENT LEMMEL, Gladys, B.A. OFFICE OF DEAN OF WOMEN CRITTENDEN, Lillian, 85. NEWS SERVICE BARTHELME7 Don, Jr. BLOCK, Farris F.. B.A. BURROUGHS, Byron W., B.S. HAYES, Mary Anne, BS. LOANS AND SCHOLARSHIP OFFICE HADDICK, Charlotte, B.A. ALUMNI ASSOCIATION HENDRICKS, Theodore B., B.B.A. THACKER, Helen M., M.A. UNIVERSITY PRINTING PLANT TAYLOR, S. Wayne, M.S. Registrar R. A. Vitulli ! Dr. Charles F . Hiller, Dean, Junior College Rev. George N. Thompson, Director, Religious Activities I49 , a. 'f'oilgiw X? 4'. ' $3? ugh! i 31:35. kiwp n 511533-11 t .hh $5 1 2. a W i'. ; var i v 4' . if i'n'g'kwif 3. x, R. $1 'a, fk- r a 0 5i 1 , W: . 19.4w v W V. a ' 'i' f v ' , 11' 11- xi 1 siv'mi , AWL . L, 1 yw'h' . 61! hh 1 w h 11 Q1 1' f . , why i i, N 10w Band Director, James T. Matthews, consolidates high school bands with the University hand during halftime in Rice Stadium. The Bands paid tribute to the late Edwin Franko Goldman and joined hands with the Athletic Department for Houston 5 first sporting event of the year, the Miami game. '.J' F!,' Jack Hunter, Assistant Dean, Downtown School Athletic Director Harry Fouke supervises all University ath- letics. URANINITE hole Gummite uog, U03, Pbo, ThOg, etc. Locality: McKinney Quarry, near New Switzerland, N.C. COIL: A.A.L;Mothews uraninife c A R N 9 T 1 T E m Dinosaur bone Locoli1y: Known cpm Ratio: H4 3: .d carnofiie Two examples of many uranium-bearing minerals in the University Museum collection. '5' limelight I52 I53 This blue-eyed blonde is a typical coed. The head twirler is performing, her hobby. gloria hunt Alpha Chi Omega I54 Ready for a party, she is 5 6 , and weighs 120 pounds. Whafs for dinner? Whatever it is, she can whip it up At party-time this 5 5 Miss, who weighs 110 pounds, in a minute. meets all qualifications. rosalie chiodo Alpha Chi Omega Completing a typical coed picture, she has brown hair and brown eyes. l56 Model-like, she is 5 5 , and weighs 117 pounds. Utilizing library facilities, this blue-eyed blonde is a serious coed. iudy daily Chi Omega Before beginning her hobby of sewing, she checks 8 popular I58 magazine for ideas. With eyes of blue and hair of brown . . . She is 5 W, weight: 120 . . . pat doran I60 Her favorite hobby is swimming. Weighing a trim 110 pounds, this Miss is 5, 2 . A part-time hobby is music. She loves water skiing. Iynn harper Chi Omega I 62 Studious, this blue-eyed lass has brown hair. With a hobby of modeling, she might see herself on With eyes like the blue of the sky, this blonde is serious television, where she works. about her studies. kathleen Ianders Zeta Tau Alpha HEIRS .1 HM? $3, ,...5.I.A'.tm U Proving a master of her hobby, she displays her 5 6K 113 pounds, With a hobby of singing and playing the piano, relaxing Slim and trim, she is 5 ?m, and weighs 114 pounds. comes easy. Ian mc mullan Zeta Tau Alpha From class to class, this coed with brown hair and eyes flashes I66 a smile. Tipping the scales at 112. and standing 5' 2 , this Miss This hazel-eyed blonde pauses in the midst of her hurried is ready for party-going in a jiffy. day to catch an elevator. barbara slay Thi.s cutie, whose hobby is singing, stands poised in her I68 majorette uniform. ;;-';'W' n. , . gt. 4 Fawn-like eyes and long dark hair . . . Practicing her favorite hobby . . . Charlotte smith Chi Omega She stands 5 3 and weighs 105. I70 ian ellis Delta Gamma favorites PATSY MANLEY, Alpha Chi Omega RHODA MORROW, Zeta Tau Alpha BARBARA SMITH, Zeta Tau Alpha l73 ANN ARTHUR, Alpha Phi NANCY BARTELS, Zeta Tau Alpha NORMA BRADY, Chi Omega I74 BOBBIE GRAHAM, Alpha Chi Omega CAROLYN IRVIN, Alpha Chi Omega JOAN KEELER, Alpha Delta Pi I75 SUSAN BURNS ROSANNE CAMPISE, Alpha Chi Omega GRETCHEN GARST, Chi Omega I76 J UDY WALDRIP, Chi Omega GAIL WILLIAMS NELDA YOUNGER, Alpha Chi Omega l77 outstanding students nancy bartels Nancy is a past president of Phi Theta Kappa, a Homecoming Queen finalist, a member of F uture Teachers of America, an official dele- gate to the National Convention of Phi Theta Kappa, and a member of the University Citi- zenship Congress. This Miss emerges at the end of another school year as Vanity Fair favorite, and with a grade point average of 3.3. She is an education major. I79 X. Jhar- .R H, II JV .og. MWJWA 3n. Wu; nah? wiaaa ac... MNHW? $$4 333;$.1 ,. : wan; cw , ff .bezwe AKavwhhrH . Wk .vww vagina. 4 V wxrkvvvk NNW$wx $ VHIWVNJV.5.1 ... l.. frank cooPer Frank is president of Future Teachers of America, Senator from the College of Educa- tion in the Student Senate, member of the University Band, the University Brass Choir, the Music Educatorg National Conference, and the Baptist Student Union. He has a grade average of 2.7. He is an education major. buddy deen Buddy was president of Sigma Chi Fraternity. a member of the Pep Club, a Senator from the College of Arts and Sciences, a delegate to the Texas Intercollegiate Student Association, and the Head Cheerleader in 1956 and 1957. He had a grade average of 2.5 and was a psychology major. Always friendly and ready for fun, this young man died December 9, 1957, of a cerebral hemorrhage. l83 i , 41-. c S. Lam .0 t .. rd. $1.... - W'TIHE . .' 0 m carmelita iones Carmelita is a member of Phi Theta Kappa. and the Editor-in-Chief of The Harvest. She has a grade average of 3.8, and is a member of the Writers Club, Le Quartier Latin, the Red Masque Players, and the University Chorus. She is an English major. IBS 6 8 paul murphy Paul is Commander of the University ROTC Band, was Distinguished Military Student, and is President of the Senior Class. He is a member of the University Symphony Or- chestra, the University of Houston Bar Asso- ciation, and the Pep Club. He was a delegate to the Texas Intercollegiate Student Associa- tion and has a grade average of 2.5. He is a political science major. l87 kenneth reilly Kenneth talents run from journalism, as edi- tor of the uDaily Bulletin, to politics, as a Student Senator and president of the Junior Class. He was a delegate to the Texas Inter- collegiate Association, and to the Interfrater- nity Council National Convention. He is a member of Lambda Chi Alpha and the Pre- Med Club and was in Frontier Fiesta. He has a grade average of 2.8, and is a pre-law major. I89 I90 5. u. '. 1' .f barbara scott Barbara was chosen as Dream Girl of Pi Kappa Alpha. She won the Scholarship Trophy from Chi Omega Sorority and is the Vice President of that group. She is Secretary of the Student Body and the Senior Class, the Treasurer of Phi Theta Kappa, and a member of the Pep Club. She has a grade average of 3.3, and is a secretarial administration major. I9I patricia stallings Pat, a history major, is a Theta Sigma Phi Award winner, and was iiOutstanding Univer- sity of Houston Woman of the Year, 1957. This feminine debater was the first woman to be given the iiOutstanding Debaterii Award at the West Point National Debate Tourna- ment. A former Houstonian iiOutstanding Student? she is President of Pi Kappa Delta, Treasurer of the University Citizenship Con- gress, and was a delegate to Student Con- ference on National Affairs. She is a Franklin Scholarship winner, a member of Phi Alpha Theta, Phi Rho Pi, Phi Theta Kappa, Forensic Society, and the German Club. She has a grade average of 3.2. I93 faye stone F aye is Cougar Editor, Secretary of the South- west Student Journalism Congress, Secretary of the Press Association, and President of Theta Sigma Phi. This journalist has a grade average of 2.5. She was Vice President of the University Band, 3 Majorette, Band Banquet Chairman, and Secretary of the Oberholtzer Hall Board. She was Managing Editor of the F iesta Gazette and Headline Hop Queen. She is a journalism major. I95 ........t .... 39bxcsx . .2 3.3... Q j. - b 9 iack terry Jack is a history major. He is Senior Class Representative and Chairman of the House Rules Committee. The three-year letterman in Intercollegiate Debate was a delegate to the Texas Intercollegiate Student Association and is a member of the Pep Club, Future Teachers of America, Pi Kappa Delta, Phi Rho Pi, and the International Relations Club. He is President of the Forensic Society, and has a grade average of 2.3, I97 maioreHes . . . in dual role i: As they appear on the field are. center, head twirler Gloria Hunt, left to right, Dolores Hobizal, Barbara Slay, Judy Scott, Ann Daigle, and Gloria Terry. Absent is Kay Trimble. As we see them on the campus and in the classroom are, left to right: Judy Scott, Gloria Terry, Gloria Hunt, Dolores Hobizal and Bar- l98 bara Slay. Absent are, Ann Daigle and Kay Trimble. Nancy Stanley J an Ellis d 6 II c b e e r e w s n e e U G! 0 w nvl class officers IH d Hnn k f' p! M' :.. 4..'n 13unle rthnrlv Vh'W'f' lelthr: nl' VHF PnlUr VLF; len fur l'mr grmi'nhnn IrH 200 1mg; M14? prwwinnt lhrlum V'nH. aPrrrmrx. Ihrham L. Iruunvr, rrwrarmmw v.55r arr Pg-;I H .Vrhz. rrr: 1rv-! Vn'nm: V2? . IRF'N T'TIH rfprrw-n'ahsr NIM lLI-rn trp'rvhialur ;r; x ILmnr lrwrvmnnr, su, t-ub-on wurun -4er kn uuv ;.,-'...1u.! km Hr'lh wr-..::m qu-u-tlr Chm. rrrn-wnuuu: Marilyn Mill . wrelan; Pamela Willumt. Un- prrndrni; Richnrd Caldwrll. presidrnL 3 h ! 0 . Wtrlan. Vivpnu Buthndn. rrprnrnlahw; Annr Shawn Hrv' mmdrm . Inn Wndu. prrudm! 20' organizations 202 student government student association Richard Coselli. President The Student Association directed by Richard Coselli debates, legislates and governs activity on the campus. cs .n . 1.5;? x d3 0 Barbara Scott. Secretary Randy Burch, Treasurer 204 senate Jerry Mile. Senate President Mary Jo Bedding. Secretary Seated front: Student Senators Richard Caldwell and Gene Brooks. Back: James Harmon, Paul Murphy, Graham Lantz, Frank Cooper, Ronny Cummings, Ken Reilly, and Bill Biggio. The Senate is composed of one Senator from each School of the University and one from each class. The Vice President of the Student Body is the Senate President. The body elects its own President pro-tempore and Par- liamentarian from its ranks. Modeled after the U. 5. Senate, its functions are similar. 205 house of representatives House of Representatives carry out wishes of the student body. Va; i 1x A a . President Leon Lipp, Secretary Pat Richmond, Johnny Carrier and Wes Bannister consider topics to be discussed at next meeting. Membership of the House of Representatives. supreme court The Supreme Courfs Chief Justice, Bill Kemper, leads judges Caldwell, Fullenwider, Erwin and Hallmark in clarify- ing campus disputes. 207 208 ADVISORS: Rev. Robert W. Fink. Disciples Student Fellowship; Father Jordan Bishop, Newman Club; Vicki Norstog, Lutheran Stu- dent Association; Rev. George N. Thompson, Director of Religious Activities; Mrs. Eleanor Van Valkenburgh, Christian Youth Club; The Rev. H. A. Reeves, Canterbury Club; Rev. George Avent, Wesley Foundation; Rev. Roy Ray, Baptist Student Union. religious groups council The Religious Groups Council is made up of two representatives from each chartered religious group on campus. These groups meet monthly in Oberholtzler Hall, to coordinate the action of the Council. The result is the sponsor- ing of four traditional programs, Thanksgiving, Christmas, Easter, and Religious Emphasis Week every February. The Rev. George N. Thompson is the director of Religious Activities at the University. COL'AVCIIFeFronI: Pat Richmond. John Codfrev. Elaine Hoc tt CI M t Schlrider. Adrienne Flynn. Sarah Wyatt. Back: Thm Hinkson. fuciy 1:335, Bgishangenfhmelsghf OTDowd. Ann Kastncr. Elmer Tait. Al Eriksson', R. W. Smith, Fritz Krause. , OFFICERS: Ann Kastner. secretary; R. E. Smith, vice president; Judy Jones, president, Hillel Society officers. The Hillel Society membership. hillel society Hillel Society, Jewish student re- ligious organization, holds annual Cet-Acquainted party for new stu- dents. Members not only attend weekly religious meetings, but par- ticipate in recreational and social activities together. 209 stock and stolen Stock and Stolon annually produces the worldk largest inter-collegiate rodeo dur- ing Frontier Fiesta at the U. of H. The Club sponsors a rodeo team and a polo team. Members participate in various activities of the Houston Fat Stock Show and numerous agricultural programs in the Houston area. OFFICERS: Charles Herring, board of governors; Jerry Colley, treasurer; Guy Woodruff, president; Nina Jackson. secretary; Charles Hart, vice presi- dent; Pete Becker, board of governors; Keith Arm- ston, board of governors. Front: Eddy Adams, board of governors. IL :seagw DEPARTMENT 4,4, AGRICULTURA 2l0 architectural society Officers of the Society are Pat Wrisley, secretary; Gene Grossholz, treasurer; Jack Williamson, vice president; and not pictured is president Lynn Hanson. Architectural Society Sweetheart Mary Heasley. Members of the Architectural Society. The Architectural Society, when its members arenht busily engaged in the study of design and blueprints, meets for lectures and discussions. The Architectural sponsors the Wagon Wheel at Fiesta time. Members of the Society sell hot dogs and cold drinks at their concession each year. 2l I university of houston student education associationts 400 members spur teacher preparation Hm it! The Student Education Association of the University of Houston tformerly Future Teachers of Americat was chartered in 1957 as a chapter of the Texas Student Education Association and the If Al Student National Education Association, including membership in Texas State Teachers Association and National Education As- WW sociation of the United States. With 400 charter members, the .. 3f! V ' UH-SEA chapter holds the distinction of being the largest in Texas and one of the largest in the United States. I Edward Taylor won the gold trophy and title, uMr. Ideal Future Teacher of Texas for 1957f at the Texas Association of F.T.A. Seated: Martha Len Strange. secretary; Frank H. Cooper. state convention in Austin. A re resentative delegation attended president; Axie Gene Manning, treasurer. Standin ; Muriel , p . . . . . g the 1957 TSTA state conventlon In Dallas. Twenty delegates C- Frlednin'ma pigllamgntgrlan: Drti Esther Miirlon gflsond . . . . . . sponsor; errle aye a 0n. secon v1ce presltent; war conduaed WOlkShops' anc'l Othel CdlICdUQn?1 plOJeCtS at the 1958 C. Taylor, first vice president; M. Jean McLemore. third vice TSEA state conventlon 1n Corpus Chrlstl. Dr. Esther Marlon president; Anna Louise Christy. historian: Carmen McDaniel, Nelson, sponsor, participated in the 1957 NEA National Cen- reporter- tennial Convention in Philadelphia. During the 1957-58 school year, UH-SEAE 400 future teachers promoted a selective recruitment program by presenting sym- posiums and panels to PTA meetings, high school assemblies, and other educational groups; reactivated F.T.A. clubs in several high schools; cooperated with Phi Delta Kappa, Kappa Delta . Pi, anti comrrtunity serviee otganizations in educational prejects; ?;IxVTMIE. gaglfro??tgzglitgesslggyard part1c1pated 1n the Umversxty Student Government Chrlstmas projects; took part in Frontier F iesta activities; and held several open-house socials. Seated: Cyrena Dinsmore, Alma Nipper, Virginia Burbridge, Eliza- beth Grasty, Jerrie Rabon, Margaret Ruse. Standing, first row: Harold Sheffield, Russell Yetter, Fred Kaleh, Harvey Grasty, Charles Fairchild, Homer Burns, James McLamore. Back row: Alan Cobb, James Clark, James Joplin. Front row: Jean McLemore, Gloria Longnecker, Nena Ventura, Carole Kesseler, Martha Strange. Second row: Ann Marshall, Axie Manning, Anna L. Christy, Irene Osborne. Third row: Harold Shef- field, James McLamore, Max Wilson, William UConnell. Fourth row: Dr. Esther Marion Nelson. sponsor; Edward Taylor, James Joplin, Frank Cooper. Student Education group. distributive education D.E. Club Officers are: Harold Oldham, president Richard Cunyus, vice president Mary Stewart, secretary Tony de los Santos, treasurer Don Boone, treasurer Julianne Lingard, historian Terry Stein, parliamentarian Ronald Gresham, representative Judy Daily, representative Ronny Cummings, senator Sponsors are H. D. Garrett and Mary Adams 2l4 a.s.c.e. Members of A.S.C.E. enjoy local and out-of-town field trips, participate in the Stu- dent Paper Contest, and plan fall and spring picniCS and an annual Christmas party. Robert Henry was selected Outstanding Civil Engineer- ing Student of 1957 by the Houston chapter of A.S.C.E. First row: R. Huckaby, A. Hinojosa, J. Gee. C. Woodhouse, D. Pattillo, S. Tilolta. Second row: R. McDonald, H. Feldt. T. Wood. E. Bailey. J. Smith, N. Perkins, C. Cannon. Third row: J. Suchma, J. Fraser, W. Bryan, J. Rives, G. Spencer, R. Patton, B. Anderson, H. Gentry, Professor Albert Bonar. Back row: N. Strahan, J. Cole, 5. Victory, F. King, and C. McKinley. u.h.s.e.e. One of the fastest growing groups on the campus is the Society of Electrical Engi- neers. The group, a s i d e from its studies, finds time to hold a barbecue which takes place each year. First row: R. Stefancik, D. Davis, H. Hickman. T. Nichols, D. Keppler, W. Molinare, Jn Second row.- W. Kittinger, counselor; L. Moseley, E. Mueller, C. Thomas, Jr., M. Ebert, W. Anderson, counselor; W. Phillips. Third row: A. Carter, B. Evans, P. Schmidt, M. Schwartz, J. Morton, G. Butts, B. Bosse, A. Ullrich, Jr.. 2'5 2l6 society of engineers , mnu'u.p, nm' mmmi. um? mm ' v. OFFICERS: Walker, 8., treasurer; Palmer, R., vice president; Ford, C., president; Sheffield, J ., secretary. The Engineefs Society was estab- lished with the purpose of provid- ing a place for engineering majors to meet and become better ac- quainted with each other and to further advance the engineering profession. The Society sponsors the F iesta show, Crystal Palace, and the En- gineerhs Ball, which is their top social of the year. First row: Billig, L.; Burgner, J.; Collins, J.; Esterbrook, L.; Ford, son, P.; Kimsey. K.; Kin. R. Third row: Kn' ht, J.; M L - ' . row: Sheffield, H.; Stroud, F.; Vanmelle, M.;lgWalker, BC. aughlam P't Mahnare' W Noser' T4 Palmer R' Fomh C. Second row: Gray, W.; Greenfield, R.; Harri- society of mechanical engineers T0 Iiievhanical engineering students here at the University. the Society of Mechanical Engineers offers an opportunity to develop a professional attitude by contact with outstanding men in this field. The Society also strives to promote better relations between mechanical engineering students of this and other universities. All students en- rolled in mechanical engineering are eligible for membership. OFFICERS: L. 0. Billig, president; H. M. Reed. vice president; A. R. Palmer, secretary; and J. E. Harmon, treasurer. F. : . . F tt, L. P l , E. Greenfield, D. Imler. R. Anderson, E. Castor, W. Krz-iuse, L. Lock. Second row: H. Rlergfi IT EmigMgandiaugliizi. L. ArEinIEtrong, J. Akin, W. Fincher. J. Francis, F. Robertson. Third row: J. Hornbeck, C: Ford, C. Heim, J. Hangon, J. Graham, J.'Harmon, A. Palmer. Fourth row: W. Mattei. H. Harrison, R. Kin, W. Broyles, W. Duncan, J. Williams, M. Lewis, Jr., B. Richards, J. Burgner. 2I7 sigma delta chi . k. ' '. , ' i .H ' a x; K K . A F rant: Richard Brumley, vice president; Terry Long, president; Charles Aycock, secretary-treasurer. Standing: Farris Block, faculty sponsor; Wallace Wells, Roy Kveton. Richard Rockey, John Balione, Curtis Carpenter,Robert Forshaw, SDX pledge. kappa alpha mu Ted Johnson. Roy Arnold, Barry Beckman, Jack Caldwell, Sandi Carr, Joe Mannina E. H Ferguson. Jr., faculty sponsor. a ' Members not shown: Bob Linebarger. Danny Jones, Gene Yee, Gene Catti, delta theta phi OFFICERS: Richard Coselli, bailiff; Joe Hardegree, master of the ritual; Raymond Zagone, clerk of the rolls; Dwain Erwin, dean; Bill Biggie, vice dean; Donald Hallmark, tribune. Sitt' : P f Ch 1 W lk , sor; Dwain Erwin. First row: Edward McGowan, Donald Cantwell, Johnny Lawhon, Eugepe Clix; cggrzses$ancgr gicon: riwfpgzlllul Cottingham, Larry Kennedy, Ha.rold Sellers, Ernest Caldwell, Otis Martin, Douglas Fox. Third row: Joe Hardegree, Bill Biggio, Donald Hallmark, Raymond Zagone, Rlchard Cosellx. 2'9 phi delta phi The members of Phi Delta Phi feel that the key to scholarship is the individuars own incentive and accordingly encourage high scholastic averages. They engage actively in both national and state courts. Competition is composed at both levels of Phi Delta Phi members. First irow: Radolph Saucillg, exchequer; Bill Ryan, magister; Hume Everett, province president; Pat Gregory, clerk; Dave Nagle, hxsgonan. Second row: NQVIIIC Fltch, Dean Soape, Don Shirley Webb, Glenn Woody, Dwight King, Fred Sullins, Donn Fullenweider. T hlfd row: Charles Commmgs, John Vanassenderp, Richard Rorschach, William Hilford, Nils Muench, James Keeney, Jr. 220 kappa epsilon Top: Irma Almaraz, Beverly Blackwood, Ruby Echaqarreta, Mary Lynne J eu. Second: Ann Kastner, Connie Melancon, Maria Melvill, Lynn Mouton. Third row: Martha Parker, Ervalyn Thompson, Helen Winterhalter. Kappa Epsilon, womerfs pharmaceutical fraternity, seeks to unite women students in pharmacy and to foster a professional con- sciousness and to stimulate in its members a desire for high scholarship. Each year Kappa Epsilon participates in National Pharmacy Week. Ann Kaster leads the group as president. 22I lanyard club The Lanyard Club takes part in many service proj- ects at the University. Also they try to stimulate the intramural activities among the campus organi- zations and to further sports activities of the Phys- ical Education department. Top row: Beverly Avis, Sue Browning, Sue Garrison. 222 Middle row: J anet Holbert, Jencee Hopkins, J anet Isbell. Bottom row: Ann Marshall, Donna Tschappat, Betty Wells. Sphere Club members officiate at the intramural football and basket- ball games. Still, they find time to take part in an overnight outing and barbecue, and participate in Frontier F iesta. sphere club OFFICERS: Chuck Smith, secretary; Sam Hale, historian; Billy Dean Neal, president; Edwin Deffenbaugh, vice president; Pete Goubeaud, treasurer. radio-tv Radio-TV Guild members participate in broadcast activities of KUHF-FM Radio Station and KUHT-TV. The organization also supports three campus scholarships. Each year, members have a Christmas Party, and in May, a banquet is held. Representing a large group of University students, the Radio-TV Guild members have little trouble in finding work in this field. 224 Radio-TV Guild officers. forensic society Members of the Forensic Society participate in competitive inter- collegiate speech tournaments. This year the Society sponsored visiting speakers from Cambridge University, England. Among the many tournaments entered was the Louisiana Tech Tournament which saw the U.H.F.S. win the Sweepstakes Trophy. ' - ' ' 'dent- and Junane ' k M. Terr , preSIdent, Jerry Mlze, v1ce pres: . , . giaEEEISezigtgx. Dr. Donild Streeter and Professor W. W. Kllgarlm sponsor this group. 225 phi theta kappa Phi Theta Kappa, national scholastic fraternity, bids stu- dents who are outstanding in leadership and scholarship. OFFICERS: Louise Hohmann. secretary; Richard Caldwell, president; Jean Bu- chanan, historian; Patricia David, assemblyman; Jean Rosa, sponsor; Billie Cole- man, treasurer; Pamela Williams, vice president; Carol Beck, assemblyman. 5:25; hog;13:31:;LogjgngaizyNigwlstallh'PatrIicia David, Jean Buchanan, Billie Coleman, Ervalyn Thomson Nancy Kilpatrick, and Rankin. par;dk Ricilar.d Caldwell. ihirgarow:lt1313rrrlxlacz $713131 heiglialncy Bart'eIS, Pamela Williams, Louise Hol1m;1nn, Carol Beck,lDonna 226 Charles Berry. 1e 3 oyd Levmsky, Robert Gill, JL, David Du Bose, James Holhs, and alpha kappa delta Alpha Kappa Delta. honorary sociology society members are: Dr. J. S. Werlin, Arthur Sweeney, Luella Role, Larry Fultz. Maxine While. Dr. E. D. Dyer. sponsor, Dr. Sam Bloom and 501 Taunenbaum. pre-med society diesel club Playing an important part in the future of American technical know-how, this group of specialists stands out in any field. Officers of the Club are Charles Miller, vice pre sident; C. E. Lewis, secretary; Don Jacobs. presi- dent; and James A. Railey, treasurer. Front row: James A. Railey Robert Todd Charles Miller Jan Ye ' - , , . , nawme, Don Jacob, C. E. L ' E l D ' I 5:31:15 SrgiJltll; VIlezlrllgfnRggggl.RTufititligffStfiggsgfogi Wat? I?lzjtsng-lliinton grigkmann, Genaro Torfgjsbeoifge DilgfngIi-iilgc'i EgitngToS: , . , are , can 1 man, S 11 . ' , , Charley Howell. Absent: R. L. Ressel, W. C. Jenia, M. T. Johnson,Oosca;, D:vi:r.?,r.,litar$ Efilslfggrrlglilgggle HOWKOII, James Shannon, 228 dragon society The Dragon Society, a professional drafting organization at the University, promotes and encourages fellowship through social, athletic, and entertainment activities. Both night and day students work together on Homecoming, Fron- tier Fiesta, and their annual barbecue. First row: J. P. Gregory, R. M. Cano, A. W. Peil Jr., K. Kent, Elsie Serena, J. A. Reyna, R. Ivie, B. D. Marsh. Second: J. R. Martin, sponsor, A. L. McKenna, G. W. Covert, J. L. Lofton, L. Gorski, R. E. Mauk, B. L. Broyles, J. H. Salinas, R. E. Pitts. 229 , :uf a aw 9 vll -vva-r v '-'DI-' '0. .lm-vnr. IV ! .a- 24 Members of the Writers, Club, an organization which sponsors a Junior League Pany honoring prize winners in The Harvest, and a Harvest coming-out party, enters national contests and sponsor The Harvest, a literary magazine. From the members of the club comes the editor of The Harvest. Miss Ruth Pennybacker is faculty sponsor. m e-Wmmwl The Air Conditioning Technicians Society is a Universit . . . Y Organization in which members hear technical lectures and go on educatlonal flPld tnps. The club also participa tes in Frontier Fiesta. Front: Floyd Hueske. Tony Morille. Bill Webb Wesley Ferguson Ji P - . . . b d L. H b t C '. f 1tv - , , m.my almer, v1ce pr851dent;7K, L. Allbritton. Back: Jlmmle C19- d:Irlt'an : er er urry acu y sponsor, Robert Tate, Donald Makmen, secretary-treasurer; Carol D. Nicol, and Tom Poelmo, pre51. delta nu alpha The chapter of Delta Nu Alpha was organized at the University of Houston in the Fall of 1957. The chapter is composed of students majoring in trade and transponation. Since its organization, Delta Nu Alpha has made notable progress. First row: John Gilleland, Grant Lewis, Ed Nobra, Dr. Thomas W. Scott, Homer Walker, Claude S. Robbins, Jerry Houston, Bob Davis. Second: Charles Cook, Bernard Leger, Donald Schaaf, Douglas Brock, Charles Miller, Jack Cook, Jr. Members not present: Allen Brown, Braxton Blake, Charles Carson, Joe Cavazos, Jack Charrin, Bill Deckelman, George W. Dorton, Milton Emmick, Gerry N. Fin- cher, Kurt Fuchs, Rudy Guerrero, Charles Foerster, Kenneth Howard, Kenneth Johnson, Sharon Litherland, D. N. Saucer, Bobby Stewart, James Skiles, Robert Surginer, Thomas Taspey, Anson Yorgiyadisoglu. 23! 232 w -' . - 3 M g ; r53 l r - I .. .1: +9 ..-wl a it:- ' . I . ', , a L ?J I? . ' I ma All organizations join hands making Christmas, 1957, a joyous one for children. greeks Panhellenic delegates represent their respective sororities. OFFICERS are: Delores Holley, president; Jenilyn Foxworth, vice president; Ann Authur, secretary; Nangy Craig, treasurer; and Pat Stallings MbsenU, parlxamentarian. 233 234 alpha chi omega The Alpha Chi Omegahs made rushing seem easy when they sported the largest pledge class in the fall. Where are the Alpha Chi Omega's to he found? In the midst of all campus activities to be sure. Let,s see, therets two ROTC sponsors, Rosalie Chiodo and Ann Sharp and two Vanity Fair beau- ties-Rosalie Chiodo and Gloria Hunt. The band is not to be left out with two MajoretteshAnn Daigle and Dolores Hobizal. Leading them is head majorette Gloria Hunt. Alpha Chi Omega officers. IC. .tI- I Letts do it this way, Coach! ! Actives and pledges both join in for a group picture. Top: L. Austin. K. Browne, V. Burbridge, R. Campise, H. Cauthen. M. Chandler. Second: R. Chiodo, 1. Collins, N. Craig, A. Daigle, P. Day. J. De Vers. Third: P. Foley, 5. Gibson, B. Graham, A- HUHL 6- Hunt, M' Heaslay, D' HObizal. Fourth: 8' Huff, A' Igau, C. Irwin. C. Johnson, F. Jardan, J. Klein, P. Lowe. Fifth: L. Morton, S. Morton, D. Martinez, P. Manley, N. Makins, S. O'Sullivan, 5. Pounds. Sixth: J, Rabony J. Rayzor, C. Romeo, A. Sharpe, M. Stahala, P. Ward, N. Younger. 235 alpha delta pi Electing 3 Homecoming Queen. Nancy Stanley. entering Song- fest, giving a tea for the pledges of all sororities. giving a tea for the faculty. holding their annual spring formal and taking part in the Frontier Fiesta show Rock iN Rye. are just a few of the activities engaged in by the Alpha Delta Piis. AD PYs gave freely of their time to not only charitable or- ganizations here in Big H but also to their national philan- thropyeaid to the handicapped. Prfesident Peggy Gilmer goes over the agenda for the meeting with her other of icers. The Alpha Delta Pi,s entertain rushees at an outdoor party. P. Cansler, S. Carr, S. Chambers. Second: M. Cooper, M. Curry, M. Dee, S. A. Kellough, N. Kilpatrick, J. Land, J. McClain, P. McClain, J. McElroy. F. Poole. Fifth: S. Ross, J. Sanford, A. Schneider, N. Stanley, TOP: J. Adamcik, V. Bacarisse, S. Bertram, N. Bowen, Duncan, E. Endicott, B. Freeman, N. Frost. Third: P. Gilmer, Fourth: C. Melancor, P. Miller, P. Morris, L. Mouton, E. Northrup, M. Walsh, J. Wilson. 237 Alpha Phi Officers. Rushee Christina Kolb signs her name in the Alpha Phi guest book. Alpha Phi Chapter. alpha phi This year the Alpha Phihs were enjoying rewarding moments. Ann Arthur rewarded the group by being named Vanity Fair Favorite and a nominee for Homecoming Queen. Other rewarding activities were the Thanksgiving bas- kets prepared for needy families, and the Christmas toys e for Faith Home. Still another was the selling of Valen- tines to make money for Jefferson Davis Hospital. The year came to an exciting climax at the Alpha Phi Ivy Ball. T : A. A . . B kl , . B , M. Blasdel, C. Christenson, C. Craig. Second: C. Crawson, A. Hartman, J2 Holbert, P?Ijones, gfhilghgetgagfhihtltxhew: Afthrplfxoyhird: G. Scott, D. Sellers, N. Terraso, P. Todd, L. Truma, M. Tuggle, P. Wlley. 239 240 FM E95 chi omega 5;: E a 9. E L Top: 8. Alpha. S. Atkins. J. Ballard. K. Barnes, S. Bartsch. J. Bell V. B. Coleman. J. Dailev. J. Davies C. Carst C Gatti Third' J Ci ' . 4 .. , . . . . gmlllat, 5. Good , B. H ' ' R H lcomba L. Howard. L. Jackman. Fourth. M. Jarrell, A. Kercheval, J. Logan, D. Luce, Sfrlijccilvgggnf,N?t;rlge:l,leglf,$iug:rlgf,Mine: Fifth: S. Myers. C O'Fiel. B. Perry. M. R dd' . ' ' ' Waldrip. P. Williams. M. Wren. J. YSderlfIg $ousrimldt, 3- 500 , C- Srmth, M. Taylor. Szxth: L. Thompson, K. Trimble, J. Tussmg, J- Black, N. Brady. Second: 5. Brown, N. Callaway, M- Carl. Chi Omega inil ialvs. Touchball looks like great fun. Chi Omega members have really been busy making a name for themselves. Lynn Harper started the year off by being named cheerleader. Lynn scored again with her Chi 0 sisters, Charlotte Smith and Judy Dailey, by becoming beauties. Barbara Scott was named one of the top outstanding students. The whole chapter enjoyed th e Christmas Party and Spring Formal. Chi Omega officers headed by Mary .10 Bedding. president. delta gamma Delta Gamma has h'saiied right through the year. They started the year off right with a pledge class of seventeen. They followed this up with work in the Sungfest. Although the DGB had many patties. one which brought a spet'ial sparkle to their eyes was the Christmas party they gave for the partially sighted Children. They ended the holiday season with a dance. The new spring semester flew by with the D05 working in the Tombstone Theater in Fiesta and giving their annual Spring Formal. Top: S. Altman, M. Anderson S'econd' J B 'l H vl s. D. D is .t . . . a1 .ey. J. Bguchard. K. Brim. A. B ' . M'ftt'llnmwit'Kt 3;w'.322?'f'm?;if ?;fimdvsayost ??Ch're- Fom- c TitaniaEvfh m$m?mMThltth M' . '2'. '. 1 - T f. .' I i in, ' art', .Surh. D. lierney. b. Tierney. K. Tippit. J. Todd. D.en'Ifslcihapljiaflg.mV;2;:-npg::1e:rih BbRaltlillarid, S. ROSSICL II Smith. . : . ee er. 242 fun and string Delta Gammas Sylvia Rossler and Mary Lou-Mathews and dates onjny a Christmas: dance. 243 I- '- - . ' ' I ' u A'. I - . I- 0 ' ' ' . . l . - H - ' ' ' ' I ' .. t .3 - . ' '0'. I ' . 9 3 - -3 n . .. ,0 ' . . , , I . kquEPOL ,, ., , .. a . o . .IO- - . I u u ' l .l' . I . V- - - . o . - '0 u I ' ' ' A5; Top: J. Auvil. B. Baker. J. Barnes S Bisho B B1 ' B. . . p, . fur, B. Bobbltt. 5. Cook, M. C . ' ' J. h2?a$:;? 1s?mi3:;fomg,i;,:Ga?sgegfgo:elzih3?s;i;- ?lc;:;1Thi2d-'pE- Hm 5.11mi??? J55355'S-Rk535?k013inlBe-115535m A. Trabulsi. J. Trapolino, M. Trapolino, 5. Tucker, ,NfWesth'wgyngkKMPwSZHiE' Foam 9' ROXburgh, 13- Stoker. Fifth: s. Talley, OFFICERSiFronl: Shirley Roxburgh. first vice president; Jenilyn Fuxworlh. president; Nancy West. second vice president. Back: Sandra Tullcy. recording secretary; Jum-ll Milling. treasurer. D7Js boast one of the largest pledge classes on campus. 245 phi mu Phi Mu, which has had a busy life since its founding in 1852. has really been hard at work this year. Besides taking pan in Fiesta, holding a Mother and Daughter Banquet, and help- ing prepare baskets for needy families, they have offered a trophy t0 the sorority with the' highest grade average and held their annual Enchantress Ball. Phi Mu also contributed a hard working Panhellenic presi- dent, Dolores Holley. Top: Carol Carter, M C t1 ' ' ' Norma Palmer, ary as e, Patrima Coffman, Carol Coleman. Bottom: Lenou Menking, Mildred Nipper. Sandra Palmberg, and Rush skit looks interesting! ! Unlul'rk HUHNL AID. Julllti5 H. 1,01'111'. Phi Mu Diarict Prmident. and Paula Killer. President. Top: Dolores Holley, Barbara Kent, Janice Kent. Bottom: Ann Reed, Paula Ritter, Peggy Sterling. Paula tells the rushees about Phi Mu. Enthralled by television. 51;. l I zeta tau alpha In an effort to obtain a feeling of independence and find a profession. nine women hnndvd together October 15, 1898. to form Zeta Tau Alpha. which today hinds more than 31.000 loyal women together with common aims. Members of Zeta Tau Alpha 0n the University campus have an outstanding record for the past year. From their midst Joni McConnell and Carolyn Ralston were elected cheerleaders; Gail Williams was Chosen Sweetheart of Sigma Chi; and Pat Stallings was selected as one of the ten Outstanding Students. The group participates in Songfest, Homecoming displays, Derby Day, and Bella Union, an outstanding show in Frontier Fiesta. Top: J. Await. N. Bartels. L. Brown. N. Browne. L. Crow M E Henderson. B. Henson. P. Kmne. .I. Koberling. Third: K. IlantiersillgieEeilggnigftfi SD'EEEZZheEi. EreiizliilnlthamrKdirighf.JHaiaihgszlsL 3 Phillips. Fourth: M. Pickering. C. R31 10 . B. R Stallings. 1:.meen.E, Via.J.WahlerfCTIWalsh.0gerSi C. Ruhli M' sanders, 5' sehoenfield, D' 50m Fifth: 5' Shulert L' Spencer, P 248 OFFICERS-Front: Patricia Stallings, president; Martha Embree. social chairman. Panhellenic. Back: Jenny Hendrickson, treasurer; Kathleen Landers, correspond- ing secretary; Geraldine Walsh, recording secretary; Dotte Trowell, vice president: and Barbara Leissner, historian. At the conclusion of a skit at a rush party, Zeta Tau members show mixed emotions. ZTAK on lht' Fiesta lot are Joyce Mums. Janic- Awult. Grace Phillips. Lynvllv Cruw, uml Num'y anne. 250 delta sigma phi Firs! rour: Gerry Allison. Sam Battaglia. Stan Binion, Jerome Bla Janes Cariker. Second row: Glenn Chapman. Mickey Curl. Jack ylock, James Brook, 7 Donovan, W. G. Fincher, Henry Fretag, Mason Holsworth, Ray Hamon, Scottie Harlan. David Heallen. Third row: Billy Hightower, Martin Hubbard, Don Hutchison, Gary Fred James, Jesse Jones, Jim La Roe, Allen Loftus. John Macaluso. Fourth row: Tom Macaluso, Hans Micklitz, Grant Mills, Jim Nolan, Ernie Palmay, Milton Pickett, James Porter. Woody Sandefer. Fifth row: Dale Smith, Dick Sonfield, Kim W. R. Buchanan, Nick Candela, R. P. Cantele, Steveley, Dick Tinsley, Bill Vincent, R. E. Walker, Jack Winkler. Inn 8.19.1 Hm hmk hawk tn Dm-mnher and their 1011 social of the your. the Carnation i i Y A l . i -.. l ' . . . i . , - . . . imlu. M- miu h pi. xent then data and sxseethmrt mmildates With red varnzitmns prlor t0 llw iluiiw. Nnmiu Caihm'uy was honored this year as Della Sig Sweetheart. Lummu Onivgu Chapter members. pledges. and their dates vnjoved a chartered bus trip 10 the LZIL-B'd-VIUI' 54mm. Stan Bmion of the National 6011 Team is one of the fratermty's most outstanding mcmhers. Delta Sigmais Sweetheart is Norma Callaway. Left lo right: Kim Steveley. Pledge Master; Earnie Pulmay, Treasurer; Bill Buchanan, Pres- ident; Mort Hubbard, Vice President; Ron Cantele, Social Chairman. 4. L. c! ilslllli Delta Sigs with dates en route to Baylor game. kappa alpha Kappa Alpha Order, a southern fraternity, was founded in the year 1865 and has as its spiritual founder General Robert E. Lee. Playing a prominent role in college life at the University, KA members entered Songfest, intramurals, and a Home- coming float. Their Old South Ball was, as usual, a smashing success. When April rolled around, the KA,s were busy with their Frontier Fiesta show, Rock ,N Rye. KA members Bill Dube and Earl Kaiser played on the uBig Redh football team and Joe Wallis was president of the Pep Club. Firsl: John Allbright Larry Arnold Alvin Aubinoe Frank Battle D' k ' ' V . , . B , ' - gullenuRoger DpBramjt. Leon Denena. Travis Duncan, Bruce Goetfing,lgarggssclihssligpixgzlig'hg BPYllffn. Seclgnd. LIOhn com'ett, 1:131? wen Savage. Bill Stextle. Ronald Turner, Joe Wallis, Van Wilson. . . ralg aase, aul ay, Marvln R 0 es, Kappa Alpha pledges. Some seem to be overly happy. OFFICERS: Robert Muldrow. faculty sponsor; Frank Bartle. N0. IX; John Mlbright. historian; Ross Bish p. corresponding secretary: Harvey Grasly. president: Owr'n Savage. treasurer; Joe Wallis. secretary: Ronald Turner. N0. VIII. Earl Kaiser. vim- president. is not present. lambda chi alpha Lambda Chi Alpha is the largest men$s social fraternity in the world, install- ing the Houston Chapter, Iota Tau Zeta, in February, 1957, as its 1515t chapter. Lambda Chi operates the Country Store on the Frontier F iesta lot. Week-end highlight of the year was the formal initiation of pledges followed by their annual White Rose formal on March 8. The fraternity acquired a new and larger fraternity house this year, and is serving house meals on a pan time basis. Faculty sponsor is Myron K. Lordan. Firs! row: John Allen, Jr., Randolph Burch, Howard Ca D ' t ' ' ' Gural. Gordon Hall. Jeffrey Hill. John Ledbetter. Third T5121: Ehageggiflgiig; 2:111:13, NDcfvts- segogde'w: Dle Fu'nk, Ronme Rogers. Fourlh row: Larry Shumway. Fred Weisbach. , w on, 0 mg, Ken Rellly, RObert 254 OFFICERS: Gordon Hall. rush chairman; Jeff Hill. secretary; Dick Ken Reilly. right. 1958 president. joins brothers al first meal in frat Funk. president; John Crow. pledge trainer; Randy Burch. treasurer: house. and Fritz Weisbach. secretary. A general membership meeting of Lambda Chi members. Lambda Chi Alpha pledge class-meling: Ralph Ramicrz. Rulwrt Lindholm. Robert Puig, Robert Rogers. Serum! row: Ronald Gural. Robert Cadd. Charles Miller. Rolwrl Rice. James Bacica. Donald Ayres. Third mu: Curtis ColliI-r. Billy Bob Brown. John Allen. Billy Waller. Dan Clingingsmith. and Donald Davis. phi epsilon pi Phi Epsilon Pi was headed, through this school year, by president David Menscher and vice president Larry Brenner. The top social of the year was the Dream Girl Formal where Adrienne Deutser was chosen as wDream Girl? Another important event was the Phi Epsilon Pi New Yeafs party. Phi Eps presented the Diamond Horseshoe at Frontier Fiesta. Dr. Richard Evans is faculty sponsor. First raw: Sheldon Epstein Walter Hecht Ja I ' , a, . , y gnatoff, Marcel M I . - ' Menscher, Les Robbms, Rlchard Robbms. Third row: David Silv'yngnfggfyrgztllornlaranlflaugigigfiwd x ,1 OFFICERsiLefI: Jerry'Lerman: treasurer; Walter Hecht. president; Larry Brenner. vice president. Officers absent: Mlke Hutter. corresponding secretary; Martin Levy. recording secretary; Jay Ignulnff. plmlgo- nma-ln-r; and Stanley Handel. quarterly representative. Phi Epsilon Sweetheart Adrienne Deutser. A four-man crew takes down an Himportant number while being musically entertained. 3V1 H . nu l l Relaxing at Frat House. 24-08 River- side. phi kappa l Phi Kappa Fraternity played a prominent part in campus activities this 1 year. Phi Kaps came out second place in the Third Annual Songfest, and their Homecoming Float rated third place. During Frontier Fiesta Phi Kap members operated the F oto-Saloon. Phi Kappa won first place in their football league and second places in has- ketball and volleyball intramurals. Earl Krieger, Phi Kappa secretary, was a nominee for Duke of Delta Zeta Sorority. Sandy Truxillo was appointed Colonel of the ROTC Cadet Corps. l Mary Lynn Harper, sponsored by Phi Kappa Fraternity, wan elected queen . in the Basketball Queen Contest. w The top social of the year for Phi Kaps is the Sweetheart Ball held in the spring. F ' : ' ' t ' signgorwowflffgngl 5:35;; LJoaurhsengesif JEhn Boles, Ernest Braren, Jack Charrin, Bernard Ciulla J R Collins Jr Mike Deaton. Thir d row: Len Martin, er koben Murphy, .Pi't gegiigzk,A'Egp gilanear,.Earl Krieger, Bill McCuray,'Billl McStrgwicl'tl, Pat Marrero. row: John Storenski, Sandy Truxillo, Larry Walker, Phil Willeghor; 3331111111lfe$5i1en523gseilggkvzlfhil Rummel, Delbert Stewart. Fourth t 7 1 son. 258 Phi Kappa Sweetheart Lynn Harper OI'T'ICERS .S'c-rllwl: Hill McCurdy. vurrmpumling SN'H V; Louis Hilw. president; Bill Mr- Slravick. vice prvsitlvm: Karl Krit-gI-r. n-vnnling N'l'l'PIill'y' Smmling: Huzim Al-Shcikh. wr- guunl-ut-zlrms; Dcllwrt Stewart. historian: and Dan Pudst-dnik. tn-usurrr. l ,x ; MATRIMONIAL mum- Come on. I've got lurr firxl name. how 110 you spoil thv last part again? phi sigma kappa Phi Sigma Kappa has made 1958 a big year. They started the year by entering a float in the Homecoming parade. They took a prominent part in Songfest. Barbara Smith was elected ttMoonlight Girl? and was en- tered in competition for the national title. Phi Sigma Kappa joined hands with Phi Mu to put on their Frontier Fiesta show. Looks like fun. 4 WWW a. W W OFFICERS: Dencil Marsh. parliamentarian; Cullen Clark. historian; Joe Garza. treasurer; Glen Hughes, secretary; Weldon Humphries, vice president; Richard Sadler. president. Phi Sigma Kappa members gather for a group shot. Alum. Advisor Housemothpr John Silinsh Mrs. Blanche Richardson A First row: Adolph Anders, Bob Beldon, Don Boone, Sebio Carpio, J. S. Cune, Richard Cunyus. Second row: Tristan De Los Santos, Ira Fontenot, Joe Garza, Glen Hughes. Weldon Humphries, Neal Jarratt. Third row: Sam Johnson. Robert Kin, Bob Ledford, Dencil Marsh, Howard Martin, John Newell. Fourth row: Walter Niblick, Richard Sadler, Anthony Scelfo, Terry Stein, Wes Sterling. 26! 262 pi kappa alpha ' - ' he lyrics of siThe Ballad of Pi KA ' ' h 13111 d luck for P1 Kappa Alpha Fraternlty: ast . . . ' . iiiizdtede from 831:1 Audizlorium. They were selected as flrst place wmnela 111 the Thud Annual Greek Songfest. , . ' ' ' d a memorable Crow 5 Nest 1n Flesta. ' t d t' urals, a homecommcr float, and plesente , .2 $112: $10316 callgnrgzil: included the DreamDGirl Formal, Founders Day, a Mothe1 a Day Tea, and a Swamp Party. . . . . Cheerleader Ira Allen heads a list of outstanding members Wthh Includes Wald A1b107 COUGAR Managing Editor, and Sonny Stebler, nominee for Duke of Delta Zeta. Faculty Sponsors are Richard Uray and Frederick Smith. Firs! row: Ward Albro. Archie Bennett, JL, Bryan Fitzgerald, Phillip Fitzgerald, John Fr Heslep. Harris Johnston. Tommy Killen, Paul Frank Robertson, Harry Searle, Ben Tabor, R Loyd Braffett, John Callas, Frank Costa, Hugh Echols. Second row: ancis, George Frey, Ernest Garcia, James Goettee. Third row: .Pete Krippner, Verdell Matta, George Overton. Fourth row: Larry Rlder, ichard Tanner. Sidney Victory. F ifth row: Gerald Wandel. Pi KA Officers; headed by Sonny Johnson, front, are: Don Woodsmall. John Gemoets, Phillip Fitzgerald, Calon McCoin, and Sonny Victory. Our home away from home. 263 sigma alpha epsilon When we think of the Silver Moon Saloon in Fiesta City, we think of Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity. Besides producing one of the greatest shows on the midway, SAE,S enter a homecoming float and queen candidate, and enter intramural sports. Their annual Christmas Formal is surpassed only by their Sweethean Ball. Steve Sakach and B. L. Adams are sponsors. First rou': Bruce Allbrighk Dave Baer Doug Baer Neil Bland D vv , . - . . .. 9 9 ann B s . - - Phlltr. Lance Gordon. James H111. Tmsley Jones. Granville Knight. 3ilzirgmfm:Cgaarrllis LEIlrlltgfg Eignfinliowgobpligcgrrfglra 18133:: Mooney. Dave Morgan. Gene Peltit. Fourth row: Ralph Rutledge, Charles Shiver, James Steinbeck, Monte Stone Charles Swank. 264 ?gingRS: Lfmce qudon, treasurer; Gano Lemoine. parliamentarian; Jim Hill. herald: Eric ,lcter. IerbidPlll; Vet y. t0ne,y1ce premdqnt; Freddy Hodges. chaplain'; Bruce Albright. chronicler; and Charles Mrmnm'. warden. plctured IS Fella nght. vice president. replacing Monty Stone. I 265 sigma chi Sigma Chi,s long and colorful existence originated June 28-, 1855, at Miami University in Oxford, Ohio. The fraternity was founded on that date by seven men, all undergraduates at Miami. It was the 19th college fraternity to be estab- lished. The well known song, 1The Sweetheart of Sigma Chi? was written in 1911. Sigma Chi, an internati 1a1 fraternity, has 130 Alumni Chapters and 127 Undergraduate Chapters, including five in Canada. In 1950 a LIFE survey revealed Sigma Chi to be the best-known among college fraternities, and the magazine called the fraternity 11. . . the most solid of all,, college Greek-let- ter groups. 1?: 23; av Sigma Chi officers-Kneeling: Jim McDonald. executive committee; Richard Coselli, president; Roy Phillips, vice president; Roger Treichler, pledge trainer. Standing: John Wollaston, treasurer; Tom Wasserman, recording secretary; Jack Woerner, executive committee; Irv Brunkenhoefer. executive committee; Wayne Dessens, executive com- mittee; and Paul Murphy, corresponding secretary. Sigma Chi Members First row: Sam Barclay, Don Barton, Harry Bergman, Jim Blackburn, Harry Brashear, Conrad Carroll, Gibby Clark, Mike Conroy. Second row: Richard Coselli, Lawrence Daniels, Buddy Crutcher, amuddy Deen, Nelson Fisher, Jim Cammage, Steven Gelmis, Dick Gray. Third row: Buddy Huddleston, Charles Hefner, Carter Helms, John James, Tony Lamanna, James McDonald, Karl McLeod. Fourth row: Paul Murphy, Jim Pokluda, Billy Pruitt, Bob Schumacher, Jeff Shepler. Jr., Joe Slocum, Carl Sontag. Fifth row: Bryan Talley, Roger Treichler, J. D. Vacek, Ralph Wells, Tom Wiley, Jack Woerner, John Wollaston. aeBuddy Deen served as president of Sigma Chi until his death in December, 1957. Richard Coselli was elected president. 267 sigma nu Sigma Nu is celebrating its eighty-eighth anniversary this year. Sigma N11 has really had a busy year on the University campus. They placed second in Songfest and got their candidate for Home- coming Queen, Jan Ellis, elected. Social events of the year such as costume panics and pledge- member parties were climaxed by the annual Sigma Nu White Rose Formal. Sara Nell Greer was selected as sweetheart of the chapter. Sigma Nu returned to the Fiesta lot to combine forces with Delta Gamma sorority to produce Tombstone Theater. CHAPTER OFFICERS: Robert Sullivan. recorder and corresponding secretary; Terry Morgan, president; John Garland. treasurer; and Robert Knox. pledge trainer. Party time for Sigma Nu's and their dates. 268 First row: Ed Block. Second row: Joe Foster, Heydon Fouke, John Garland, Sam Goodner, Allen Gordon, Adam Hardie, Third raw: John Hutto, Dave Jenkins, Bob Kedrick, Gary Kelly, C. F. Kendall, Fred King. Fourth row: Ed Kirchgessner, Bob Knox, Anthony Kozounis. Roland Kuhn, Al Leal, Tally Melton. Fifth row: Fred Morgan. Terry Morgan, Bob Murphy, Neal Plesant, Rick Richardson, Ellery Riha. Sixth row: Bob Sullivan, Clyde Tier, Oliver Townsend, Ralph Turner. Allen Vogler, Jerry Wright, 270 sigma phi epsilon The Sig Eps had much to talk about during the school year. With many outstanding menghers. surh as Bob Logan, cheerleader, Ted Grandhold, treasurer of the Pre-Med Society, and Richard Bell. ROTC cmnpany commander, the fraternity won the prize of having the first show up on Frontier Fiesta lot, The Golden Nugget. With 23 active members and a faculty sponsor, Dr. E. H. HugheSewho has assisted the chapter in every wayethe fraternity has acquired a new house and furnishings, located at 3237 Ewing Street. Taking part in the presentation of a Homecoming Float, the Sig Eps are active in Intramural sports, presenting gifts to the Texas Children,s Hospital at Christmas time, the Sig Ep Scholarship Fund, and the 51g Ep Chlldren 5 Camp. First row: Vincent Angelica, Les Bains, Richard Bell, Ray Bezdek, Richard Bouley, Clyde Buller. Second row: Wayne Callender. Peyton Campbell. Alton Castrow, Wilton Cohen, Otto Crenwelge, Tommy Deane. Third row: Ted Granhold, Ed Gunn. Stuart Hayden, Kelsey Hunter, Jerry Landry, Tony Liveris. Fourth row: Bill McKelvy, Verner MagnuSOIl, Charles Miller, Sonny Moore, Jr., Don Poe, Carlton Story. Fifth row: Robert Swanson. Sigma Phi Epsilon Sweetheart Myrna Dacus. OFFICERS-Slanding: Richard Bell, pledge trainer; Caroltun Story, sucro- tary; Bob Shearer. president; Bob Logan. historian; and Wilton Cnhe-n. vicv president. Educational television is applied by some of SPE members. 272 tau kappa epsilon The fall of 1957 saw members of Tau Kappa Epsilon moving into their new fraternity house, 3233 Prospect. Presenting a Homecoming Float, TKE entered Intramurals, and operated Yosemite Salts Cafe on the Frontier Fiesta lot. A highlight of the year was the Red Carnation Ball, which was held in the spring. Several TKE,s hold Frontier Fiesta Association chairmanships, with Jon Campbell heading the list as General Chairman. First row: Cliff Baynum, Terr Bl k ' Pete Hawkins, Wayne Houston? Si:1;y?ghnii?ngcolt3fe12?$hnggfmn Cascaden, Nelson Davxs, Allen Ericson. Second row: Bill Gibson, Powell. Carey Rector. Joel Selber, Pete Skaalen. F ourth row: John Eggs: IjZZSry' Third row: Buck Moreland, Pete Oleckniche, Mike Wayne York. ph Suttles, Fred Wicks, Jerry Williams, Harry Wisehart, -;O:... .b . r u,-. t . M , right: Willie Burns, Buck Moreland, and Pete Skaalen greet pledges Art Belford, John Skinner, $5Greetings'39 Tau Ka - , - ppa Epsdon members, and Frank Benner. 274 interfraternity council The Interfraternity Council coordinates fraternity activities. The Universitfs fourteen national social fraternities are governed hy the Interfmternity Council composed of the president or one representative from each fraternity. The CounciYs various functions include the planning of Rush Week each semester, Intramurals and scholarship. Four members of I.F.C., Mike Hutter, Delbert Stewart, Jim Sterling. and Ken Reilly, were chosen to represent the group at the Annual National Inter- fraternity Conference, held this past year at Colorado Springs, Colorado. One of I.F.Cfs major goals this year was the publication of a booklet ex- plaining all the rules that govern fraternity life on the University campus, and also included was a brief history of each of the fraternities represented. ttt: t. b' ;. Airpham'ffonjtlnlhdsatfnrslmtgrc;ihic-EmiighgEgg? ggilgsellggd; i121; gollaston, segretary, Sigma Chi; Ken Reilly, President, Lambda Chi . ; , v . . t . . . v enena, war 9 K , ' $211.;J10r1211vf T1333. IzllE-poTELKWCS hterlmg. Phx Slgma Kappa; Gene Tanner,enPi EggiaAkjlhtasefrii row.RC- F. 1131:?d121: psalgng. Ka Ha Thhwhn 15 .t Md' 1:1: dlhlta. Jerry Blaylpck. Delta Sigma Pi; Phillip Fitzgerald P'pK , Almily omeoli 1 K .p Phi H . . 0 me me . te SlmS. Delta Chl: Mlke Hutter, Phi Epsilon Pi- and Pete Skaaieanaiplga pEail and ar relger, t , appa p51on. service organizations Cheerleaders are, top: Carolyn Ralston. Middle: Lynn Harper and Joni McConnell. Boltom: Jim Gammage, Bob Logan, and Ira Allen. 275 Tim lmml Hrikt's up at the Ilumc-t'mning bonfire before thtf Auburn game. J.0 Bill Miller. special twirler. waits to go on the field at half- txme. The hand goes on to the field at halftime during homecoming. James MalIlu-Ws dirwh llu- Uniwrsity of Houston lmnd during rvllvursul. gamma sigma sigma Gamma Sigma Sigma has had a busy year. Election time found them hard at work on the polls. During the holiday season they fixed baskets for needy families. During the year they have given several birthday parties at F aith Home. Fiesta week brings the Gamma Sigma Sigmas out to work on their Concession stand. All in all, Gamma Sigma Sigma has really lived up to its objective service. Top: E. Flores, L. Lewis, M. Loftus. Second: N. Pittman, S. Pittman, R. Rhodes. Third: C. Smith R. Urdiales. k . V ., . . . , 4 ' N. 19-. cougar guard Thc Cuugur GuardwKnm-lhm: Frank Murkvy. Captain: Dun Buto- man, and Tom Malkin. Standing: Berry lh-nnick. Phil Culvmun. and Bert Young. A u. .9 4 . kw K K O 7 $4 EEIEIIHIHJ . Hill! 1?: I- Cougar Guards Carlos Tanner and Jim Sullivan treat Shasta like a big kitten. ; am 909 ' x Admiring Shasta 0n the football fluid are Frank MarkI-y. Gloria Hunt. aml Huh llngun. 279 pep club At all home football games a special section is set aside for P911 Club members who make up the Cougars Twe1fth Many The Pep Club sponsors the colorful flash card section present at many University games, and during basketball season members handle the ballot box for the voting on basketball queen candidates. L. S. Chief Mitchell is sponsor. PEP CLUB OFFICERS-Seated' Jacque Wilson vice ' . . ' u .. H . , presndent; Jxm Bellamy. Earl Kneger. Chief Mxtchell. Ronnie Willenborg, Janelle Sanford. Bill Allison and R055 BiShOP, business manager; and Pat Foley, secretary. Standing: Louis Biles. 280 phi kappa phi In 1946 students and faculty organized the Senior Scholarship Society. This Society was instmmental in the establishment of the University of Houston Chapter of Phi Kappa Phi, national honor society, in November, 1949. The prime object of the Society is to emphasize scholarship and character in the thought of college students and to stimulate mental achievement by recogni- tion through election to membership. PHI KAPPA PHI OFFICERS: Matthew W. Rosa, president; Joye Glass. vice president; Sara E. Huggins, secretary; Myron Bud Swiss, treasurer; R. Balfour Daniels, journal correspondent; T. A. Sinclair, past president; and J. T. Elrod. chapter representative. FACULTY AND STAFF MEMBERS A. A. A ' . Battin, 0 cc Benbrook, Charles Benner, Elizabeth Brandon, A. D. Bruce, Patricia Burnett, L. T. Callicuu, Lowell D. Collirlllsflllili r11;?1113a2iels, A. 13. yIIDOnnelr, C. D. Dorough, C. W. Drake, Bessie Ebaugh. John T. Elrod, P. H. Fan, N..M. Ferggon. L. R. Freese, Joye Class, L. F. Graves, B. B. Grover, T. N. Hatfield, C. K. Hayden, C. F. Hiller, S. E. Huggins, J.. D. Hutchmson, Louxs Kesten- berg, D. W. Knepper, H. 0. Lee, R. W. Lilliott, C. R. Lively, C. F. McElhinney. E. N. McElrath, J. B. Neubeli A. R. Neumann, A. New- house, J. P. Owen, J. M. Peschke, C. B. Ransom, H. B. Roney, M. W. Rosa, D. E. Sheer, P. B. Slms, T. C.-Slnc1alr, F. L. Stovall, M. B. Swiss, C. C. Taulbee, J. A. Tinsley, J. T. Waggoner, J. S. Werlin. T. N. Whitaker, M. E. White, C. W. Williams. GRADUATE STUDENTS Helen Blalock, Leon Borgman. Elsie Bundy, Florene Watson. UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS ' h, Tw 1a Bas C, Richard Beaubouef, Joan Belk. Jane Coley, William Crouch, Herbert puny, Bobby g:Sgrvigl?gggrianagt:$-:ePanina'ghitfiel; Floyd.er., Patsy Coforth. Beula Hamm. E. Jeanne Harris: Marienne Harrison. Herbiert Herzfeld, Ramon Hulsey, Nancy Jircik, Mary Judah, Isobel Kennedy. Jewel Maflole, Jr., Edward Morris: Edna Muepchgw, Frederick Mueller, Isamu Oi, Paul Owen, Don Palmer, Barbara Pell, David Beck. Duane Rnggs. Leg Rlzer, Melvm Skarke, Gloria Sneed, Ronald Thacker, Roland Tharp, Eugene Tribe, Frederick G. Trulan, Pansw Walker, Freddle Willlams, Harold Woodard. 28l houstonian CHARLES AYCOCK Editor The 1958 Houstonian . . . for the first time in the 24-year histur1 . put student class pictures in without cost to the individual. increasing the number to almost twice that of the previous year. Anxious to encourage new associates of the Houstnnian. fresh- men whn have worked on high school annuals find past experience pa1s off when app11i11g for a choice position on the yearhouk staff. Staff members of the annual are made up of students from freshmen to graduates.majori11g in subjects from A to Z Applica- tions for positions 011 the staff are filed during the spring semester. With an opportunity for practice in writing. art la1out. photov- raph1'.0rga11izati management. and advertising. staff members of the Houstonian furtherc their education through practical ex- perience. Workers 0n the Houstonian keep in close contact with the over-all picture of the 1t11i1'ersity and its functions through an adviser and business manager. honl: 'lom Powell. Robert Rogers.Ka1' Potter.Rae Potter. Susan B . urn Ge C It B A.rnold But1'Blair.Barbara Fergusori Sunn1 Tucker Charles A1'cocE.Naii:1 glegt.0i2keY1e:dtggl:T1:3?j. Danny Jones, Robert Forshaw, Roy 9UNNY TUCKER Associate Editors NANCY WEST TOM POWELL Sporls Edirors ROBERT FORSHAW DANNY JONES. Photography Editor ALICENE REDNICK Advertising: Editor MARVIN ALBRECHT. College Life Editor SUSAN BURNS. Cn-Edilor. Class Section STAFF PHOTOGRAPHERS: Richard Sacks, Robert Rogers, Roy Arnold. Gene Yee, Gene Gatti. Danny Jones. and Ted Johnson. Sallie Tierney is caught in the middle as sports editors Tom Powell and Robert Forshaw hold work party. 284 Marvin Albrecht checks one of his College Life pages with Nancy West, associate editor. Identical twin Rae Potter. right, bites her tongue as she types, while Pat Foley and Marvin Albrecht check the spelling of a name. lnmuwv' umnm m n n l 5;. 3;; g - a Editor Charles.Aycock does layout work, too. the cougar If there is one organization on this campus which can truly be said to work for the benefit of the whole student body, it is the Cougar. Since 1934, it has existed as a voice for all who attended its domain. The Cougarhs accuracy and objectivity in reporting the news has helped to gather the many clubs and groups of the Uni- versity into a forceful drive toward a common goal. In its editorials, it has tried to promote student interest in university and national affairs. Through its staff membersh efforts to repon and interpret the news, it has retached a pinnacle of high standing in college journalism. FAYE STONE Editor ttHitten' on the keys. ROBERT FORSHAW Managing Edilor IQu-ulty zulximn arv nivw pmva to have around whe'n prublvms uriqn Edwin H. Ferguson arts ;h' mlxism' fur 111v Cougar. Tom Powell and Jerry Eagleson pound out stories as the deadline draws near. 286 Reporter Toni Trinlo checks information on Cougar story. Terrv Long-Sports Edilor COUGAR STAFFERSiStanding: Gerald Eagleson, Robert Forshaw. Jack Terence. and Cannon McDaniel. Seared: Fernando Messa. Robert Morris, and Harry Nowakowski. Back row: David Green. advertising manager; Carmen McDaniel, and Jack Terence, reporters. Fran! row: Mildred Duelberg, Susan Burns, and Tommy Reck. reporters. Abow: Asmcialr Sports Editor Tum inell H'CPiW's assignnu-nl from Ellitnr Fuyv Nona. Faye finds that everyone wants to got into Ilw 41m. 287 le bayou LE BAYOU, an international literary journal written in French by French speaking people, was founded and edited Y ' ' e h 3 ' '11 L'Eouum., hy the late Jules Vern, professor of French at the Umversny. wum: 3 The journal is composed of literary criticisms, prose and poetry and many of the authors are famous in all parts of the world. LE BAYOU is edited by Dr. Elizabeth Brandon and Dr. Will McLendon. Magazines, newspapers from the world over are always avail- able to students of foreign languages. STAFF: Dr. Elizabeth Brandon, co-editor; Mrs. Francoise Harrod, secretary; and Dr. Will McLendon, co-editor. 288 the harvest The 1958 Harvest. is the twenty-second anthology of student writing at the University. The best in poetry, essay and fiction are to he found from cover to cover. Under the direct super- vision of the Writersh Club, THE HARVEST has gained national recognition for its outstanding and continued qual- ity, both in writing and art display. Potential for expression may lie dormant until it is brought to light by recognition. Literary and artistic efforts that are encouraged develop into talent. THE HARVEST provides that encouragement for the Universitfs budding writers and altists. I . O A V A V v I O ; v v Paul Goldman. associate editor. replacing Mickey Timmons, who graduated at mid-term. Carmelita Jones, editor; Lucy Vaughan and Mickey Timmons. associate editors. 289 290 alpha phi omega Among its functions, Alpha Phi Omega sponsors twa uf lhv top campus events of the year; Greek Songfest and the hmnocmning bonfire. APO,s officiate at the polls during student elections and provide the Cougar Guard for Shasta. Since the beginning of Frontier Fiesta, Bayou Queen. the APO'S fiesta show, has each year placed among the top shows on the lot. This year APO and Delta Zeta teamed up to present a memorable Bayou Queen. First row: . ley. W. M. Jgfgtgmfll'd. 1311,511'3211 Bamgflmeon Bategnan, Rog?! Baumgarten, Barry Bennick, Daniel Bianco. Second row: Robert Brad- Kern. Lee Laird. Willihm C M51213 , IIIu E1113. E15119 J15 Rlchard Funk, Roy Graves. T hird row: Gerald Ci'im Preston Ivens, Ken Nichols Charles Perrv Fourih flyj , 0 en Frankhn Markey, Tom Matkin, Donn Militzer John Mock Charles Nester. William . h row. ames Pope, Ken Ripley, George ShaCkelfOTd, Tommy Sin;, Carlos Tahner, Jack Wilson. ALPHA PHI OMEGA OFFICERS Front: Wendell Bannigan. Frank Markey, and Don Bateman. Back: Charlie Nesler, Dick Funk. Ken Ripley, LuRoy Ham- mer, Donn Militzer, and Bill Nichols. Barbara Daniells was chosen APO Sweetheart. Sailorette Rae Potter seems to be enjoying the New Yeafs Eve Costume Party while a couple from the Gay Nineties period demonstrate the Charleston. APOE hold annual dance. Notice Tom Matkin socializing? 29l women's dorm council The Women,s Dormitory Council is the governing body 0f the University girls, dormitory, Law Hall. The top socials 0f the year are open houses given during spo- cial holidays. Miss Helen Thacker is their sponsor. Officers of the Women's Dorm Council ' ' , seat d: 111 ' ' ' Standzng: Helen Thacker, womenhs counselor: an?! 115113.131 agggcvl; ?;?;eghcthhrKathy Bum, Nelda Plnman, and Madge Howe. Members of the Womenhs Dorm Counc'l ' Slandh H 1 1 are. seatetg: Julle Shaddock, P t ' ' mg are e en Baker. Sharen Schuller. Harriet Dotz, Beverly Periysylgartlhthriaggrngnnlli ielgg giltman, Madge HOWE- , s, ut 0 es, and Marla Tuggle- 292 womenk student association le W'nmonl Fludvm ngMwiatinn. wnnsm'ml 1w Miss Lillian Crillvndm. AssMant Donn 0f W'omvn. is responsible for 1h? invaluable Studvnt Directory. The Assm'intion sells Christmas Seals. prepares baskets for needy families. and lists their lum- quvt. held annuaHy. as their special social event of the year. Members of the Womenk Student Association are, clockwise: Murrelle Curry; Jane Adamcik, vice president; Cathy Brimi Jacque Wilson, president; Lillian Crittenden, sponsor; Mary Lou Matthews, Jan De Vers. and Pamella Williams. Members absent: Ruth Mane Rhodes, secre- tary; Nancy Bowne, historian; and Sandra Hrncir, treasurer. their annual sale of Christmas: Seals. The Womefs Student Association members talk over plans for 293 BRIGADE STAFF: Gene Petit, Neil Bland, Sandy Truxillo, Charles Swank and Clifton Gillock. rotc The first University ROTC unit, established 1 July 1948, had a staff of four officers and four non-commissioned offi- cers. It was headed by C01. Michael H. Zwicker, Quartermaster Corps, as professor of military science and tactics. It was the only all-Quartermaster ROTC in the United States. Initial enrollment for the fall semester, 1948, was 175 cadets, with one-third W.W. II veterans. By the school year 1952-53, the Corps had reached an all-time high of 75 cadets, and was designated the First ROTC Quartermaster Regiment. Ninety-seven cadets were commissioned as second lieutenants in 1955. During 1955-56 the unit converted from a branch material Quartermaster course to a General Military Science Course, and occupied its own Military Science classrooms which it uses today. Today the Corps is organized as a brigade consisting of tw0 battle groups in accordance with the pentomic concept. Lt. Col. Jack L. Smith, Infantry, who was assigned PMST in August 1957, heads the ROTC group of five offi- cers and eight non-commissioned officers. For two years the ROTC group has come out as Intramural champs in sports. Some 25 members belong to the Military Fraternity Scabbard and Blade. The ROTC Band makes an annual trip to New Orleans, where it plays during the Mardi Gras. FIRST BATTLE GROUP STAFF: Roger Garcia. Raymond Kanipe, SECOND BATTLE GROUP STAFF' Leon Walters, Alton Alewine, 232d Roy Phillips. and Wesley Bannister, MW 1w Mi. El. P 4.. Cf V. ,r 1 V r ' .3: b . h . I . 3 . 296 NH ' i: 'av ' . 1 V I g, V 5.. 'a . f t - fr '7- -'. ' V l xx. .. E'qv b '1 - T uv ; , ' HF? M- Egifg .sm f; waf ,3 g - ' ' W ' 'V: ' ROTC SPONSORS: Mary Kathryn Jarrell. Sandra Pounds. Judy McMillan. Rosalie Chiodo. Anne Sharpe, Louise Jack- man. and Dayna Strother. BAND .- l C . , J ., Paul Murphy, Gordon Smith. Ellis Freitag. Don Brown, Lempnc 'Fantz, Thomas .Jollnson. Robert gingggenMXiigz. R2633; Jrochens, Don Whiteley. Gerald Bartllolow, Bobby Dobesh, John Hill, Gene Ford, Charhe Gordy, John Cemoets, Theodore Hikel, Brice Hendricks. and James Minter. baptist student union mwmn-mmo Seated: Virgie Ortiz. secretary; Judy Jones, social chairman; Patsy Griffin. president; Pat Richmond, extension chairman; Sharon Ward. Christian citizenship chairman. Slanding: Joe Ventura. missioris chairman; Loyd Tripp, publicity chairman; Roy Ray. director: Johnny Carrier. enlistment chairman. 1:02:10 4P , , .4 J . : :1; JL . I ., . H Iutheran student association Sitting: Ernestine Schleider. Ronnie Kirscllke. Vicki Norstog, Nancy Bartsch. Shirley Bridier, Sarah Bishop, Eugene Henderson, Carol May, Eleanor Leopold. Ray Epps, Renate Streiker. Standing: Jim Carlson. Jae Rodgers, James Wise. Dick Lang, George Hawks, and AI R. Eriksson. wesley foundation Sitting: Molly Brooks, June Williams, Stuart Hayes, treasurer; Beverly Blackwood, secretary; Lillian Smith, vice president; Don Padfield, president; Charlotte Guiberteau Farley. Standing: Masahisa Saito, Janice Kent, Shirley Gary. Sandra Nelson, .Palsy. Inck, Scogt Kuhlmann, Emile Shalhub, James Walker, Margaret Meldrum. Mike Farley, Beverly McClendon, Harold Devaney, Eddle Hlllyer, Adrienne Flynn, Barbara Kent, Rev. George Avent, sponsor. 299 alpha delta sigma iiTotal concepth is the newest idea in the advertising business, and the A. B. Penny Chapter of Alpha Delta Sigma is making the concept a reality at the University. ADS members from the schools of an, radio-tv, business and journalism and graphic 3115 pool their knowl- edge and experience to make the local chapter one of the foremost groups of its type in the nation. The historic goal of ADS is to tihridge the gapii between the school and the practical application of adver- tising. To build this bridge, students and professional men meet together weekly to discuss specialized phases of the advertising field and become better acquainted. President Jim Locklin and Chapter advisor Billy 1. Ross attended the National ADS Convention in Dallas in June, 1957. The convention was held on the Southern Methodist University campus and was attended by representatives of colleges from thirty-four states over the nation. Alpha Delta Sigma is a strong, well-rounded organization of determined advertising students. u! g...;. , i , A ADS MEMBERSeFront: Mendel S. Solomon. Frank J Hedrick Charles E Stran er v' .d ' i ' D e . . ' ' 1 ; . 1 , dent! 8' ' Eolmlnon. JIL. sgcretiryj'x; PCIugth L. gaigierliltera Iliiaclxlgllly i. Ross, advisor; George 6V. Hgiitileffefsllugg; 52:31:35 $3nzfllgciiantiiin, Felix M omruni. tr.. ran . 05 a. an IC ar . itz. a ternate ad ' . M b - ' , - , L mon, Walter 0. Clark. George A. Cracker. Charles H. Vervalin, and John $235. em ers absent. Dav1d Ci Green, treasurer, George A e 300 kappa kappa psi Outstanding band musicians are sought by Kappa Kappa Psi. The Beta Sigma chapter was established at the Uni- versity in 1950. It recog- nizes men with a 2.0 over-all average who have been ac- tive in bands at least one se- mester. Their purpose is to promote the existence and welfare of university bands and to cul- tivate at large a wholesome respect for their activities; to honor outstanding hands- men; to stimulate campus leadership; to foster a close relationship between college hands; and to provide a helpful and pleasant social experience between bands and their members. Left to right: Pete Paul, Marvin Albrecht, Bill Williamson, Hoyt Pierce, Dr. Merrills Lewis, Jesse Carr, James T. Matthews, Jerrell Kennedy, and Charles Rodriquez. music educators national conference M.E.N.C. is a student chap- ter of the National Organ- ization interested in music and teaching others music as the aim of the Music Ed- ucators National Confer- ence. Members meet out- standing people in the field of music education and dis- cuss methods of teaching music and music apprecia- tion to students on all levels in schools. Meetings are en- livened by discussion and in- formal concerts. First row: Al Moscowso, Patricia David, Robert Carter, Jo Carpenter, Warren Kennedy. Second row: Malztha Hinsel, Shirley Benefiel, Sue Goodere, Ava Lang, Barbara Collins. Third row: Nelda Coleman, Peggy Wlek- man, Carol Smith, Fay Armstrong, Bobby Linder, George Stout. Last row: Ann Alcorn, Mary Lou anmlz, Mary Ann Hrivnitz, Marvin Albrecht, Norris Blevins, Thomas Gail Easton, and Jerry Lyons. 30! 302 university of houston student optometric society OPTOMETRIC SOCIETY GROUP The Society takes an active pan in Career Day, and tops off the year with a Christmas dance and a banquet dance for the graduating class. Complete optometric care is available through the College of Optometry Clinic. Two scholarships are awarded each year to optometry students by the Foundation for Edu- cation and Research in Vision. OFFICERS: John Newton, president; Paxton Thomas, vice president; Bill Britain, secretary; Joe G. Owens, treasurer; Jack Bridwell, parliamentarian. Faculty sponsor is Dr. Theodore Grosvenor. home economics club The Home Economics Clulfs goal is to develop personal growth and professional spirit of its members in the field of home economics. Members include both majors and minors in home eco- nomics. Today a major in home economics entails more than first learning to cook and sew. It meets a girPs needs as a homemaker or as a businesswoman. v; . ' ' - ' Arsdale - - N Kin ; Dons Oberndorfer, Adnan Igau, presidept, Elleen Eng, Elsxe Van , 331,: $3153;- Llefgygsgtnggfuxgeir$zgafrciceagfzsidentg; Rosemarie Monteau, Janelle Sanford, Elizabeth Crusty, and Carolyn Pryor. Mrs. Dorothy Callicutt is sponsor 010! showm. 303 phideha chi Alpha Tau Chapter of Phi Delta Chi on the University campus has 51 members. Phi Delta Chi, a national professional fra- ternity, was founded November 2, 1883, at Ann Arbor, Michigan. The fraternity is for students who are dedi- cated to the advancement of pharmacy and who will strengthen inter-professional rela- tions. Alpha Tau Chapter was organized on the campus in 1953. Top social 0f the year is a spring banquet for the initiation of incoming officers. Faculty sponsor is Dr. R. L. Boblitt. OFFICERS: Herman A. Christian, vice president; John S. Giglio, president; Noxie M. Romano Jr., sergeant-at-arms; Warren Guidry, treasurer; Frank N. Russell, secretary; Fred E. Spence, Jr., Inner Guard; Louis Muniza. chaplain; Ed Baker, corresponding secretary; and Robert L. Boblitt, sponsor. First row: Fred Spence, Frank Russell, Noxie Romano Jr., John S. Giglio, Robert L. Boblitt, Warren Guidry, Louis D. Muniza, Dennis Doyle, Ed Baker. Second row: Herman Christian, Jerry Burks, Weld'on Smith, William Lucas, Jerry Landry, Joe Lovoi, Philip Comeaux, Norman Gound, Bill Miller, Harry Melnick. Curtis Wilcox, James Ward, Earl Johnson, Pierson Camp, Rush Conklin, Walter Broussard. Third row: Covoh Comeaux, Frith. Brown, Conrad Barnett, John Pecorino, John Allen, Klyde Payne, Hugh Sheffield JL, Johnnie Fadal, Bill Willis, R. N. Worthn, D. L. Mizell, John Rudder, Fred Shipp, Robert OhNeel, Grover Parrott. Fourth row: R. 0. Hood, C. Smith, J. D. Broussard, Dan Morse, Roy Morrell, D. J. Kimbrough, Bill White, and Phillip Copeland. american pharmaceutical association I :5 43 Dr. George M. Webber, sponsor; Louis Muniza. parliamentarian; Martha Parker, secretary; Clarence Sheffield, representative; Helen Winterhalter. vice president; Frank Russell, treasurer; and Herman A. Christian, president. Front: Cay Morehouse, Angelita Morales, Martha Parker. Ann Kastner, Helen Winterhalter, Lynn Mouton, Ervalyn Thomson. Ruby Echa- Zlirreta. Second: Lavema Lakev, Irma Almaraz, Connie Melancon. Harry Melnick. Walter Broussard, William Lucas. Frank Russell. Earl JOlmson. Third: Carl Thurman; John Pecorino, O. K. Payne, Philip Comeaux, David Mizell. Robert Boudreaux, Gano LeMoine. Charles Bier. Ira'Fontenot, Fred Shipp, Weldon Smith. Fourth: Louis Muniza, V. E. Williams, R. N. Wortham, J. D. BrouSsard. Mike Saccar. W. J. Gu'dTYV Johnnie Fodal. John Sirman. Curtis Wilcox. J. Carol Comeaux. Dr. Webher. Fifth: Robert O Nea1, Kenneth Johnson, Robert Jolen. Conyag Barrett, Bill Willis, Normari Gound, Dan Morse. Sixth: John Allen. Joe Lovoi. Ed Baker. Joe Beard. Grover Parrott. Herman Chnstlan, Bob Hood, Carl Smith, James Ward. Bill Miller. Jerry Landry. 305 society of petroleum engineers of Olme The University of Houston Student Chapter of the Society of Petroleum Engineers of the American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical and Petroleum Engineers xms tmenmlly organ- ized in 1952. The SPE of AIME has grown to he one of the-largest and must avtix'e engi. neering societies on the campus. The object of the sooiety is to promote among its members an increased kmmtedge of the petroleum industry and to instill a professional status in the industry. An effort is made to expose student members to knowledge not offered in the classrooms. Weekly meeting. with special meetings on the third Friday of each month, are held. The current st-hool year was concluded with a series of informative lectures given by prominent men from the in- dustry. Field trips were taken to offshore drilling rigs and manufacturers. plants. All petroleum engineering 01' petroleum geology students in good standing are eligible for membership. Professor C. V. Kirkpatrick is the faculty advisor. 5 x? K ,g Firs! rau': Jack Kimmons. Ned Gallagher. Mart Hubbard. ROnal James Evans. James Cornett. C. R. Porter. Larrv Bleutt Tl d d Tlfrner! HCl'b Brown. A1 Marshall. Second row: Robert Kin, Charles Pearson, t r row: Ceorge Brennan. Cary Tatum. Claude Tongish. Tom Brown. 306 AIME OFFICERS: Alfred Marshall. pan president; Jumps livunu. prosidrnl: Uwyrgv Bn'nm-m vim- presidvnl: Ronald 'I'urm-r. wrrvlury; Jurk Kimmons. treasurer. PROGRAJU COMMITTEE: Ned Gallaglwr. .lumvs Evum. Churlm IH-urwn. Hun Tatum. and lliIll1'x :Ul lH'H. rlmirnunL frontier fiesta association Fiesta oxevmivw look nwr mntrucls. Srruvd. arc Jon Campbell. L. 5. Chirf Milrhe-ll. slmnwr: Robert Sussevn. Sdeing: Jo? Suttles. Jerrle Hulmn. uml 'l'nm Jnlmmn. 308 FIICSTAW.STleF-Firsl rgzr: Jvack Wait; Anne Black. Tony Nelson. Dan Hutchison. Rosanne Campise. Jim Bob Unemun. Bobbie Lranam. Ernest Carma. Joe Fralollll. Norman Hickman. Swand ruu': Garland Sparks. Charles Navvaro. Buddy Catlin. Ronnie Willrnburg. Joe Cnlon- nf'tta. Rusty Smill'l. Sue Gibson. Berni? Lustgarten. Loyd Shropshire. Ronald Gural. Third row: Stan Drain. le .Im'krns. Dmmis Reidmiller. :31 vagn. Blfnme Hnuw. Matt Mums. Loren Honga Darwin Price. Joe Wayne McFarland. George Awrlnn. Phillip Rummell. Bub Briggs. .,pencer oue . .Iun CumplwlL Cwnvml Cllrlilnlun Joe Sultles. Vim' Chairman d Erectors Robert Sasseen. Public Relalions Harry Mellon, Business Jot: Maidu, Sprcial Iz'rvnls Bob Dunson. Purchasing Gordon Hall. Produrlions Howard Pcrkim. Cumnrls 309 er coHege 3l0 ! A n. ,1 'Il'gcft, ,3 n .Mrwv- m 11? m, in remembrance of buddy deen . . . He was always smiling . . . ya; And full of spirit. Scrapbook memories . . And he too won many trophies. freshman of the year Dr. Philip G. Hoffman presents Andrew Kaszycki, Pharmacy major, with a $200 Borden Freshman Award. He had the highest freshman grade average of 3.935. rm PLEASE PROCEED TO ANY PERSON AT STATION 3 TABLES TO HAVE YOUR ' CARDS CHECKED 3' .. 4 May I rlwck your tank. plcaw? . . . And it Lloesnk cost one penny. AnulhI-r Iina'. . HNANIIIAL HTATIUNI ;;;. i f h , Vw' Uw.srunmscmamr. mu, - HHMlTHEGYMN f: PLEASE STUP HERE J. g a V Haw u Hunk rhw'k? 3I5 ELECTION DAY ON THE CAMPUS K Meryle Baernstein. left, and Marilyn Miller seek to sway Jerry Poptfs vote Bewildered and confused. Ann Hunt moms 11 group of juhlwrixu: It'minim- pulilit'iauh. Wulrll IIH' llllllllll. pII-uxn-I lemlu va Frm-Iuml :lml Mrm-in Fut'lmln lurk up :1 lilllt- prnpugumlu, 3'7 Of course! Good luck! ! unnllu-r Cnuuur 'Hiwmri V'nlll'y rllampionship. Carol Finn and Michael O'Duwn jnin clusamulvx in w-lth :1tix1;; NH ti Drn. Championship Dance in the Jerry Schofield, pre-med student, rendered aid to victim of this acci- dent. who died one week later. The accident occurred at the Freshman entrance to the University. Leaving for Wichita and 1116 MV Championship game. Surprised Kristina Kolh is caught off guard between classes. A quick game between classes in Cougar Den. Ah . . . Choc! Gene Ualti in the midst 0f the flu season. Cum W Job5 fr0m baby-sitting t0 engineering are found hrre: under the direction of Miss Lou Russell. 1 Barbara Gnodmaxfs broken thumb didn't Lisa Thompson and John Callas do calypso in Cougar Den. stop her hopping with Larry Wycoff. Q l. Everybody has a good time jitterbugging. Carmen McDaniel is contented dancing. Anne Sharpe and Sandy Truxillo hop to MVC victory. J - Big bridge game? Everyone cuts a class every now and then. IVs done this way. Name, address, and phone, please. 323 2;er w 3 m: -- Representative of foreign students on the campus are Wallace Wells. Saadet Paksoy. Tong Ha Choi. and Ian Coldfoot. President Williams accepts a palm tree from Miami University. Barbara Murry. Miss Texas in 1116 1956 Miss America Contest. and Delore Hobizal sell tickets for the U. of H. vs. Miami game. homecoming - queens, floats, fire, fun Nominees for Homecoming Queen are: Jean Miller. Gail Williams. Pat Griffin. Ann Arthur, Jerrie Raybon. Nancy Stanley. Bettye Moody, Delores Holley, Nancy Barlels. Jan Ellis. Glenda Freeland. Mary Beth Blasdale. and Jacque Wilson. 325 homecoming queen finalists F' l' t ' ma 15 s for Homecoming Queen are Nancy Stanley, Ann Arthur. Betty Moodv Jan Ellis and Nancy Bartels 326 2!. A Narrowing the field. .vm-z-.-IM$VVJ$ A Tabulating Homecoming q ueen vutc-s urn Joe Lewis. Buddy Rene- cher, and Dean of Men, .1. E. Wil- liamson. 327 Johnny Gowen presents bouquets t0 Homecoming Queens. Jan Ellis and Nancy Stanley. as last year's Queen. Norma Bradv. looks on. Lynn Harper helps fire up a little more spirit. Homecoming Queens an Ellis and Nancy Stanley prrpun- fur hulflimc H-rt'mnnivs. w, 3 '? II- Halftinw vcremonios. Who brought the wieners? -bet that Auburn player is really having a hot time. 4h..h 330 Zeta '1 an Alpha won the float contest with their entry of Wisnief, FROM Bow '5; Tau Kappa Epsilon Delta Gamma Baptist Student Union Alpha Delta Sigma Phi Sigma Kappa 70-1.. Inx.N f'va 5s ' 4:5 Phi Kappa Sigma Chi Alpha Chi Omega x: h. 3 Shasta and Camera Cziscanu-w's tlw, photogruplu'r? 3 4 If 3X! .- Vullilln lmw- :1 tin! 41ml lmnfilr fur I 6- - Curnl Brown. errh MrClHnIun mu! V'irki thoopee! llunwmm mg. 333 No picture. please . . . . . . oh, well. if you insist. Phil Coleman. Tom Matkin. and 8-year-old Bill C0ugar' Easley support the Beam at the Ole Miss game. Cougalm Easley and Shasta they are best of friends. Tulsa University band mascot finds Shasta a nice kitty during Tulsa- U.H. game. 335 33b The Axtell Family parent of the year Sponsored by the Houstonian, Clyde Axtell was chosen as University of Houston Parent of the Year. Majoring in Accounting, the B average junior has been married 16 years, and parent of four. Forced into retire- ment from a captaincy in the Army because of polio in 1952, Clyde and his wife, Agnes, and their children, Kelly, 6, Jamie, 11, Robert, 14, and baby Jody, 4 months, live at 3803 Nina Lee Lane. Clyde Axtell, Accounting major HParent of the Year. Tarent of the Year Clyde Axtell with family Kelly, Jamie. holding gift certificates. Judy. and Robert. 337 One nail at a time. 338 A Cluwbruak . . . . . and lumkx htmkx lnmku, Coach Harold Lahar after prac- tice and shower. Ted Johnson at work. a hand in pre. Shasta ready to roll. Left End Ronnie Harlow gives Barbara Murray game ticket sales. 340 Proft'asor Nancy Band: Impressea bludt ms. Obvxously, Dunny Jones IS 11 photographv major. 1.2.2 mrtf? .13.: 21 m Sue Ann Brownlow in deep meditation. Ira Allen in TV control mum. Photography Assistant Professor Charles E. Smith introduces a guest speaker, Ralph Morgan, to his class. Coffee break-downtown . . . J errie Faye Radon-a cutie on the campus. Those aren't horns coming from 1110 head of W aym- York. the awistunt manager of the dorm radio station KLRP. Fred Wicks prepares to spin another disk. Manager of KLRP, John Williams, keeps busy spinning disks on his own show when he isn,t keeping tabs on the other shows. 343 At tlw Humv H'Hllnmitx Ih-partmentu Gads. what a mess. Everything is put in perfect order. Company has arrived. 344 Graphic arts department head, 5. Wayne Taylor, instructs Raul Rodriguez. Judy Jones and Robert Coomlws in the use of camera equipment. Lecturer in Library Auditorium keeps attention of audience. Jerry Smartt, one of the nation's 30p distancemen, gets some help In his lessons from Ruth Marie Rhodes. Ivmg life worth I am. n 0 L v. r r 6 J d n a m a m e M V7 r n e H m a h g Mickey Timmons and Mary Raines. iiis Lucy Vau Second and third choice for Moon- light Girl are Joanabeth Ballard and Judy Daily. Pi Kappa Alpha Barbara Hoff 21nd Jerri Faye Ralwn are, hostesses at 3 Pi KA Rush party. Tau Kappa Epsilon Singing around the piano at a TKE Rush party. Kappa Alpha KA Rush party. Pi Kappa Alpha Tommy Killen and John L. Maida are guests of Pi KA at a Rush party. Sigma Chi Refreshments are served at a Sigma Chi Rush party. Two Alpha Delta Pi's get smiles from potential pledges. Delta Zetas go formal for Rush party. Future sorority girls sign and get utagged at Alpha Phi party. n., ' M 11 I M! h: 1.. F WV: al 3 92:3; 349 Rushees are spellbound at Alpha Chi Omega skit. Phi Mus are look alikes at fall rush party. Chi Omegas entertain rushees with a song. 350 Wonlerfs Student Association mem- bers Jacque Wilson and Jane Adam- cik make Christmas seal sale to Nancy West. Howk the fishing today? NP KNUZE big Mike arrives on the scene. Judy Davies and Ann Arthur are ready to sell Christmas Seals to anyone around. Fullback Mike Michon buys Christmas Seals from Judy Davies. e Campus Christmas Seal Sale was SponsoredeZIJHe Women,s Student Association. Sh0wn.are u Curry and W.S.A. president. Jacque Wilson Dr. Lewis Checks the music and then . . . The University Choir warms up for the Annual Thanksgiving Program. . . . the performance. Carol Finn accepts a carnation from Jim Nolan. commemorating Delta Sigma Phi's Carnation Ball. The Universityk Bowling Club at practice. Back stage during the runoff of top ten beauties of Vanity Fair: Charles Aycock. Robert Forshaw. and Sunny Tucker. 354 u 3 1:329 W Lillian Smith decorates prize-winning Christmas door at Law Hall. Downtown school students take a coffee break. A modern Christm dance. Drama at the Christmas play. Mixed emotions. Dolore: Hobizal and Stewart Webb are Wmder arrest by the wild Beverly Peery and Ray Bunnell are trying to figure Out how the latest cowbov mob. cap guns work. Marvin Albrecht seems glad to lend a hand at the Oberholtzer Hall Christmas Party for the children of the Industrial Home. Tom Pcnett. Ctinordina- tor of Dormitory Activ- ities. is acting a h Claus for the C1 Party. Christmas gifts galore. tNote high Chair at but- tom rightvnext tn the living dnHJ Christmas Cougarland Committee are. front: Ken Kimzey. Lurline Foote. and Betty Kirk. Back: Frank Cooper. and Neil Bland. A small segment of the Children who visited Santa Claus during the Christmas Cougar- land party. Santa Claus handing out gifts at the Ober- holtzer Hall Christmas party. Dr. H. Mcrrills Lewis dircrh 1110 University Chums at Christmas program. Ma: Santa Lluus LSam Pennelth is having the time of his ' .. Curiosity finally got the best of her. Shasta gut a bang out of Iwr Christmas present. Lnnwrsullunally speaking. - ' Prettv girls. good food. and delicious punch add up to a lot of fun at the Chi Omega rlhh party. That's Dania Strother serving. Doris Orbendifer receives her badge of identifica- tion from Judy Mvrcer at :1 Pi Kappa Alpha rush party. Thatis Tommy Killen watching. Mra. Rex E. Van Akin ladies punch from the silver service at an Alpha Delta Pi rush party. 5116 is Grand First Vice President of AD Pi. . i the ,. lauglw and something to eat. add U mvship at this Delta Uamma rush Pam' nhyiuuqy. g-u-rIxnnv at this Sigma Nu party ix having 21 wonderful time Smooth sailing at Lambda Chi Alpha rush party. Sylvia Rosslor and Mary Lou Mulllwws with tlulvs ul Dc-llu Cumma Christnms dance. . .. - l... 1 Ida u. A .. 3 X I I Z ' DCIIa Sigma PINK banquet :11 Bill Willianh. A :- , 4.x Pledge Charles Miller Mcting space cadet! at Lambda Chi Alpha spam: party. .IUEJP Kevlcr is escorxed by Bob Lindholm. lt'fl. and Rngr'r Furn'r 1 a mriul at .Shamrnck Hilton. Hereli cute Jammie Sue Campbell taking a breather from her studies. m... We finally iglot the cheerleaders. Jim Gammage. Joni McConnell. Ira Allen, Carolvn Ralston, Bob Logan. and Lvnn Harper: to slam sti . . 1 1957 Mujurvlh-s: Hluria Hunt. Hlnria Trrn. Ann Daigle. Judy 5'th Barbara Slay. and Doloros llohiml, X01 prvm-nl: Kay Trinh M0. 362 Betty Ann Henson points out ucake. please in 0.3. Cafeteria. uCoffee houndf line up in the Snake Pit. 0--oc...ul' -.u .131. v 2 Majort-Hvs in cued uniform: Bar- bara Slay. Judy Scott. Gloria Hunt. Dolores Hobizal. a n d Glnria Ter 1 Absent are Ann Duigle and Kay Trimble. Judges Dan Rather. Guy Reed. and Buddy Brock chat with Nancy Bartels at Vanity Fair finals. Seriousness prevails backstage during Vanity KTRH Newsman Dan Rather. a Vanity Fair judge- chats wnh Houstonian Editor Charles Aycovk. Nelda Younger, Gail Williams. Judy Waldrip, Mary Lynn Harper. Caroline Irwin. Bobbie Graham. Svrond ruu': Nancy Barlels. Rosalie Chiodu. Vanity Faifs 25 finalists!Firsl row: Rhoda Morrow. Rosann Campise. Barbara Slay. Ann Arthur. Gloria Hunt. Norma Brady. and anm chler. Jan Ellis. Charlotte Smith, Judy Dailey. Gretchen Garst. Barbara Smith. Jan McMullan. Susan Burns. Patricia Dorcn. Patsy Manley. and Kathleen Landers. Judy Manrmit-k. Iighl, and Lannnv HiL-ks. wn- Ir'r, talk lo Rusluw ul Drllu 7min thll Party. Ruby Svhmidt and W. R. But'lumunigoing fnrmaL APUK lnlt'kstugv ill lllc- 5011;1wa University Symphony Orchestra during telecast over KUHT-TV. George Collins, lei! background, radio-tv art director, Wsets up orchestra prior to air time. James Matthews, orchestra director. tunes up section minutes before going on television. Flanamps. uppvr lair, illuminate orches- tra during telecast. 366 third annual songfest Phi Kappa. second place ANNUAL a. 05 e m 0 C m M P, C U. 11 I place Zeta Tau Alpha. 1 srycrnu Chi Omega PhPPrS over first pluw- win. Delta Zeta Lambda Chi Alpha Doha Camma Sigma Chi Alpha Phi Cale Calelly, a secondary education major, studies at home with her children, Linda Anne, 8, Steven Paul. 6. and Patrick. 13. s Mind the teacher, mother . . f 372 l-l-zmn-C-rm l i f e Ronald, a typical University family muntstudcnt, gets an education and supports his family at the same time. lh- is u retired Air Force man. Family: Jack. 9; Mrs. MacCillis holding Victoria Ann. 2; Donald. l3; and Cynthia Ann. 11. Ronald J. MacCillis. an art-husiness major. combines studying and baby sitting. Getting dishpan hands is nothing new to most husbands. but try this with studying . . . whcw! flint hvcuuso youhrc going to college doesn't make you an authority on how to mmk . . . 373 Dorm life: Betty Plenum waits her turn as Jan Strand does her chores. f A small vlusel and lutsu Clothes makes problems for Juanita Wolfe. 81919W4$- .1 ' n the v life 0 Having unnlllvr mvmvnlo of college I. . . . . .' xx - u l'ittman. 111!an Harm: sponds lltT spare lune- xsluppmg up a new creation. hulle m. board I. Mild 374 Pt'nny Nivlluls fixva hvr hair fur Illul spu'ial dale. Linda Hinglo concentrates on a lcllcr lmmo. Sylvia Russltfr dor'an Worry about Friday the Hill. Cinnvy Walkt-r has :1 grm-n thumb. 375 N u r m a n Cound hmds an ear as Jim Bridges: uses a durm 111mm; nCY i . and Na . , . . LUIS. left. foot. . , , .. , Quoem. Jan 'ng the A . . -n , , Tho hm Humuummg. f v enter! ' Blshnp. 10ft, and Krlstmd Ixnlb. 4 . a 1mm! lye or . k at Cougar Den for Sarah . Ntmhw WWW a m I'mh Tlme out for a coffee hrea H y. . 376 ha fivH :pnllight. A 11ml minult- lmu'h-up In Mrrm-r Huglws. W . . havelft seen you since biology class! HmuHum Huh thvn IIHIIL Nhun Whilt- Inulugn'. Henry Wideman and Susan Whimiu scene from lh-slwrulv Hullrx B0 Williams. Henry Widcman. thad Petmknx. Susan White. June White. and Herb Smith dramatize a :cr-ne from The Man in the Bowler Hat. Anne Sharp. Whead Peoples. and Herb Smith in uDoctor in Spite of Himself. Don Martin. Dorothy Mullen. and Sue Gooderc portray a king. the mother, and her son 1n WAmahlf' hNow. now. now . . . 7' 'A . ' ' ' . . . , , V l. . 4 1': x l ' ' ' ' ' - ,.:'. , f . 1., r V'I'Iu,,', - hi?! 1.2:. :w-MW .: J'r. .rnrrwnxmaaim-x Fullnwing the celebration of Houston winning owr Miami 7-0. Jun Cumpln-II wan Qill H'cslixlgz hours lun-r. - ---- Sn you think ank lmmlw in II . Ilurk mum urs' funny? A lulm'h uf Kplmlxc. r-nimin; lln'mle-N ul llu- Ih-Ilu Nigmu Phi Hullmu-r-n I'.nlx. 379 Matilde .lilf'll prm'lirm her winning .xmile . . . she is :1 secretarlal admlms- Irutinn majnr. Nickiv Fain figuring out her courses at spring registration. Matt Manis furnisheS Judy Mercer some solid bac king as :he makes out her regirlrution cards. Mrs. Isabel Vestal. journalism department secretary Houstoniun slaH m0ther4buddy-c0nsultant? i5 friend to all. Big Two Summit Mt-t'ling . . . Cougar Editor Fuyt- Stone and Houstoniun Edilur Charles Ayvmtk. Plenty of midnight oil is burned editing copy by Faye so she can meet the Cougar deadlines. News Service photographer Ted Johnson takes a publicity shot of Chancellor Lt. Gen. A. D. Bruce. Affablc Cone Catti at work. 38l High School seniors register for the High School Cilizenship and Career Conference. LaPorte Seniors Tommy Hall. Nickey Bramlett. and Ronald Marshall inspect display at Career Conference. Becky White. LaMarque; Anne Baker. Spring Branch: and Jeanie Smith. LaMarque: Check Con- ference literature. Opening Assembly of the Citizenship and Career Conference held at the University on January 31. 1958. Campus polim- ht-ml. SIc-rling Hukvr. .4 WNW? me ten minutes to changfh Suzv Dnnizi. HChief Mitchell's secretary - - ' ing: dit'tation? Bumping headf on a mlmject are Sigma Delta Chi members Richard Brnmley. Curtis Carpen- ter. Charles Aycock. and Rivllard Rockey. Caught in the act. Gene Yee. photographer. at work in the darkroom. Newswriters taking it easy: Wallace- Wells. John Balinne. Robert Forshaw. Terry Long. and Roy Kw-ton. 384 hn mi WI aid mi 5? 1L ananm iiilIHMR iHl'i 'ni Springfcver already . . . . that hurlsp Fiesta hmul .Iun Cumplwll and disc jm'ke'y Paul Hl'rlin gr! lngvlhrr I0 puhlit'izc MW '58 shuw. 011 March 1. 19:38. .Iulmny Carrivr. Uni- versity B.SU. mvmhcr. wvn! ax Tvxas Baptist student roprnscmuliw t0 llw Philippines for threw months. beginning March 1 Bonnie Bobbit prepares to model. Freshman Lois Warren mndvh fur rluv. Mrs. S. D. Jackson. Jr.. shows her modeling classes how to do it. chl. Marjorie Lea. modeling teacher. with Carol Howard. Behold the seats of the mighty. C0 ,way. you big bully. 387 Charles F. Reed. Board of Governors. congratulates Mi Lou Russell on her outstanding work for Career Day. . brought mixed emotions . . . . . . . must of which were pleasant. Maureen Nndereon and Sandi C . I L ., arr are Just two of the ' for Headhne Hop Queen. candldales 388 During 11w vigilbhour day Sulton works in the Texas Na- tional Bank Building for llw Cnnlinl-nlal Oil Co. as a pric- ing clerk. A! ten past midnight Lester Sutton. night student majoring in Marketing. is prepar- ing the next days lessons. a typical evening student at the university WM Managing m vram limo lwlwm-n his job and night classtzs. Sutton eats Ins evening meal In the DP . . . while reviewing fnr his classes. The Hdowntown parking problemn in Houston is a daily occur. rence for Sutton. His office is in building in background. ROTC sponsors are Captain Dayna Strothers. C0. D ; Captain Louise Jack- man. C0. C ; Captain Rosalie Chiado. Co. Wk ; Lt. Col. Sandy Pounds. lst Battle Group; Lt. Col. Judy McMillan. 2nd Battle Group; and Captain Ann Sharpe. Co. B . Seated are Cadet Colonel Sandy Truxillo and Honorary Cadet Colonel Mary Kathryn Jerrell. Lt. Col. Jack L. Smith presents saber to Executive Officer of ROTC Brigade. Neil Bland. Officers Club serves as the setting for the ROTC The Ellington Field Annual Ball. 2nd Lt; Thomas Spiva receives his commission from Lt. Col. Jack bmlth. Cadet Captain Sponsor Dayna Strothers, and Cadet Lt. Col. Sponsor Judy McMillian. 390 .6 . +..2 : - . ' . . .. ' $6 5133' 3131 pt. , .19 , . L .M . x X l... , v! . , ' - . .. . .. 2' 1x. - . F: ' ROTC Company Hi passing in review Outstanding athletes in the ROTC are: Chick Jamail. Hascal Rosenthal, Ronald Truitt, and Billy Dube. , ..-, . J . g ,1 g'al ,9;- i. M ' I . I q ' 1 . . I U I ! o I l. Mary Kathryn .Iarn-ll and Neil Bland inspect the reconrly unvc-ilcd statue of General John J. Porshing rm the campus. 39' Alton Aleveire. Mary Jarrell. an ROTC sponsor. military tactics on UH campus. Am ' ROTC head Lt. Col. Jack L. Smith HAND MEMBERS: Manuel Crespo. Band Major; Paul Murphy. Baud Commander: Cordell Smith, Ellis Freitag, Don Browns Lemone Fantz. Thomas Johnson. Robert Boyd, Robert Allen. Rodney Joclxens. Don Whiteley. Gerald Bartha- 10w. Bobby Doebesh. John Hill, Gene Ford. Charlie Gordy. John Gemoets. Theodore Hikel. Brice Hendircks. and James Minter. ROTC Band gives the Cougars a rousing send-off as they leave for Wichita game where they won MV championship. Cadet Capt. Chaflei Shiver leads Co. CA in review. Cu. C passes in re- view unthrr the wlutc of Cu. Cdr. Jack Wolch. Cu. C was selected as Best Com- pany by ROTC mem- bers. 392 Entertainment was 'Txcellent at Fiesta kick-off program in Cullen Auditorium. - m ; V, L M , L 4- -, , , , , , s '-'--w Cullen Auditorium entertainment for Frontier Figsta Opening. Mike Kemp, Kenneth Rogers. and Ann Dangle. Prcpzlratnry In Hum! Growing Cnntwl :Irv h-s Rains and Bob Shf-urvr with a helping hand from lemnv Cumpist- and Jvrriv Faye Rulmn. 393 Houston's Mayor Cutrer snips ribbon to Fieqa grounds as Lini' iilv President Clanton g i - 'i ' W. Williams. on his right. and Mrs. Cutrer. 0n his left. 100k 011. l Jon Campbell presenting Mayor Louis Cutrer with hat at Fiesta Ground opening. Q . .7 . kh .ii.1' , .3 'Q ' lFrmiiivr Fiehla Sheriff Tony Nelson shows fast draw on iiout- aw. Frqnlieri Fiwta group meets Hollywood's Clint Walker aQ he arjuml in Houston making a personal appearance for his movie Lheycnne. I 394 FIRST SHOW UPhHoward Perkins, left, grounds director, congratulates Charles Miller, construction chairman of lhe show by Sigma Phi Epsilon. They won $100 plus a trophy which is given by the Fiesta Association. Norman Hickman. right, is the Electrical Chairman for Frontler Flestu. FIRST CONCESSION UP-Jersey Lil, sponsored by ACTS, won the trophy and the right to start selling immediately. Shown are Bill Webb, Wesley Fergu- son, and Bill Nichols. I . A 7 . Public Relations Directothobert Sasseen. Carolyn Ralston. Sharon Sheiler, Barbara Smith, and Joann Koherling canht decide if this is work or play. 395 It 181x 5 two . . 7 Rick Adcock bends a shoulder helping Miles Unger put up Fiesta show frame- work. Cowboy Sid Kapner ex- plains his shootin! iron to Wanda Harris. Offered by A. M. Rome0 and willing hands . . . and bklp Stanley. Oberhnlzcr Hall Board members Louise Lewis. Chris Peterson. Faye Stone, Tom Pencil. and Marvin Albrecht check over wring activities that they plan for dorm residents. Judy Waldrop, Home EC Major, busy at work on a project. Bob Collins pours at his going away party. Left 10 right are? Sue Brnwnlow, Jan Stroud, Bob Collins. Norma Callaway, Joann Kohcrlmg. and Nancy Bartels. Rosie Villaroal working on bowl in ceramic class. 397 King and Queen of the Annual All-School Valentine Dance: Roy Phillips, Sigma Jackie Garrison and JohI 1y Hutto in deep discussion, Chi, and Barbara Courtin, Chi Omega. Paul Murphy, center, made the presenta- tion. ;. nla Father and Son Pharmacy majors. Thomas and James Thurman. Rainy season. as evidently seen, slowed down major construction work on the Hcyne Building. 398 university of houston no. I Up she goes . . . The foundation . . . Below: Senior honor student Ward Lott helped record the entire project by taking time- lapse 16mm movies with this Bolex camera. Interested students . . . Oilwvll derrick among the pinrs. 399 Larry Byrd. Cougar Guard. with Basketball Queen nominees Carol Finn, Jenilyn Foxworth, Glenda Sue Freeland. and Norma Callaway. Patsy Griffin and Judy Jones prewew the program for Rehglous Emphasis Week. Barbara Murray wins ssBest Dressed Coed title. J0 Lynn Barrow . . . February 14 always means smiles and hearts. Seniors Sue and Lou NortOILSecretarialAdministration Majors. Svniurs Savnriu und Anlhuny Camliunn. Dil'ht'l l-le-clric and Hw- trunivMFV Mujurs. Freshmen Jo Ann and Mary Ann Trapolina. General Business Ad- Freshnwn Rat and Kay Potter. Elementary Education Majors. ministration Majors. identical twins - 1 chance in 50,000 Fooling a date. teacher . . . and somelinws parents . . . all in u day 5 fun for these idents. sports 1 a 403 404 Harry Fouke Athletic Director Margaret Standard, Athletic Department 5 e c r e t a r y, tackles a big problem. All sports publicity comes from this office. Jack Scott, Sports Publicity Director, middle, coordinates press relations with his assistant, Ted Nance, stand- ing, and Don Morris. Sports Ad 1 T. C. Bud Evans . President, Athletic Councz Ned Thompson, Athletic Business Manager, confers with his assistant, Mrs. Mary Stone. Alden Pasche Alhlctic Administrative Assistant ministration H. L. Stovall Athletic Faculty Representative 405 Skull Session UH football 2 27 27 406 Season's Record OPPONENT 0 , ,, ,, , ,, Miami 14 ,, ,, ,, , , Baylor 0 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, . Cincinnati 28 . Texas ASKM 6 ,,,,,,, Oklahoma State 48 , , , Auburn 20 , , Ole Miss 12 Mississippi Southern 6 7 , V , Wichita 7 Tulsa l 5 Cougar Guard Barbara Murry, left, and Gloria Hunt with star halfback Claude King Coach Lahar at work 407 Miami -5-- Laban: F 1rst. Left Half Claude King advances against Miami, 215 End Bob Bomb, 84, blocks. Couch Hill Lahulns debut as Cougar football nwntnr, was a joyous one. Rive Sla- dium, wilh 52.000 spm'lzllnrs. was the smlno of a 7-0 triumph over the heavily favored Miami Hurrivuncs. Luhur wulvhed as Hal Lewis rounded left end, and smrcd from 2I yards nuL OWHI Mulholland and Burr Davis threw key hlm-ks. He then watched the Cougars keep the Hurricanes at their 0nd of the fivld during the last half. Don BrownK' 75-yard scamper fur a TD in the fourth quarter was called back. The upset gave Houston a ranking of fourteenth in the nation. Coach Lahar was named Coach of the Week after this game. Caffrey, 68; Peters, 65; and Cleveland, 89, team up to smother a Miami ball carrier. 409 Baylor 14, Houston 6 nylor came back in the second half. and with Doyle Tmylor passin ; 1' 11 out of 15 completions, outscored the ground-minde Cougar. ig Red had held the Bears to 53 yards rushing the first half. Ha ewis paSSed three yards to Claude King for the lone six pointer. Lewis hits paydirt! Senior Halfback Dallas Mike Michon misses point after third period touchdown. Blount picks up Lewis to block for him on end ruu. Senior Halfback Houston Sideline action 50g KW Cincy 0, UH 7 The Big Red pushed over six points in the last quarter to beat out a Cincinnati team that was bound to win the Valley opener. Houston had three scoring chances but fumbled. King drove from the four for the only tally against a determined Cincy team. Houston rolled 257 yards to the opponenfs 97. 4H A8IM 28, Houston 6 A81M avenged a 1956 14-14 tie by the Cougars, by grind- ing out 308 yards to Houstmfs 102. The Cougars had 16 first downs to the Aggiek 14, but completed only 13 out of 36 passes attempted. Lewis pushed over from the one for the touchdown. Lewis leaps over from the one for the TD. bQuarterback Sammy Blount gallops as Lidney Thompson 1851 and Bob Blevins locks. Senior Quarterback Deer Park Blount misses PAT to tie game 6-6. Senior Tackle Houma, La. Future Cougar star?-Robert Easley, son of former student and Cougar follower, is start- m gmw ing young. Don Brown picks up 9 yards around end to set up touchdown. State 6, Cougars 6 The Cougars were behind 6-0, little time left in the last quar- ter of the game, when a fren- zied fan jumped on the field and led cheers. The Big Red began to roll and scored with less than two minutes left in the game. Blount kept off left tackle for tying tally. 413 Paul Sweeten jumps for 21 Mc- Donald pass among Plainsman de- fenders and gallops 47 yards. The play was called back. Auburn 48, Cougars 7 Houston did good to win the toss against Auburn, as they well found out. Red Phillips, the Plainsmen,s All-American end, took a pass on Auburnhs first play from scrimmage and ran 71 yards for the TD. Af- ter that the Cougars were never in the ball game and Auburn humiliated them 48-7. Sweeten intercepted an Auburn pass for 89 yards and six points, the longest pass interception in UH history. Cougar total offense was 106 yards to Auburnts 375. .It W3$ a sad Homecoming for the University when the Auburn Plainsmen hit town. Walk mg down the ramp are Don McDonald, QB, USM James Colvin, E, t82t; Sammy 4'4 Blount, QBt um; BOb Borah, E, WU; and Don Boudreaux, FB, UM. Oh: Miss 20, UH 7 Paul Sweeten hit Billy Dickey in the end zone 011 a 011e-yard pass to tie the Ole Miss game 7-7 in the second quarter. This held until the half. The Cou- gars could not get out of their end of the field next half and had to be content to holding Ole Miss 20-7. Houston tacklcrs move in on Ole Miss runner. Bob Borah t840 and Bob Blevins confer with Coach Lahar. Senior End Parkin, Ark. Refs signal indicates another Houston TD. Miss. Southern 12, Big Red 27 Claude King returned to funher haunt the Mississippi Southern he had at one time given intent to attend. He scored two touch- downs and gained 76 yards to lead Houston to one of its finest games of the season. Mike Michon, FB, set up the second counter with a pass interception. A11 in all, the Cougars outgained Southern 352 yards to 164. Don Brown comes in to aid as Charles Mallia mm is hit by Mississippi Southern player after receiving pass. 4l6 Whae happenl-Oh, that Cougar defense. Fullback Mike Michon topples over for the final TD. Michon clears a path for Quarterback Bill Dickey. Dickey plunges ahead for a gain. Wichita 6, Houston 27 Dickey, Brown and Co. easily won the Missouri Valley C re w n by lrouncing Wichita 28 . D i c k e y passed to Don Brown for one, and ran another for 15 yards. In the last quarter, Brown went over from the one, and Michon from the two. End Bob Borah grabs a pass from Sammy Bloum against Tulsa. Tulsa 7, UH 13 Nine seniors ended their college career as they barely squeezed out a victory over the Tulsa Golden Hurri- canes. Tulsa dominated the first half after Houston had taken the kickoff and gone 80 yards for the score. Lewis went over from the two. Tulsa, however, outrushed the Cougars 156 yards to 49 in the first half. A McDonald to Ward pass combination was the decisive factor. The Big Red held on their own nine in the last quarter and avoided possible trouble. Senior Halfback Kerrville Mike Michon sees plenty of daylight after receiving a handoff from Sammy Blount 00L Seasorfs End . . . 5-4-1 Lt. Pass defense4-that15 Don McDonald 1151 covering a Tulsa receiver. Season,s Totals Segggggfd UH OPPONENTS senfgnfiimr 1749 1936 ............................ Rushing yardage 695 574 ............................... Passing yardage 33.8 36.4 .................. ......... Punting average 13 11 .......................... Pass interceptions 452 615 ................................ Penalty losses 35 22 ............................. n ............ Fumbles 132 124 ..................................... First downs 2420 2510, . .4 , TOTAL OFFENSE 113 141 ......................... TOTAL POINTS Scoring Leaders Don Brown, RH 24 Claude King. LH . Hal Lewis. RH-FB . Billy Dickey. QB Don McDonald. QB .................................. 9 Hank Watkins, defensive line coach Lahafs Tom Wilson, Athletic Trainer H ead Coach, 420 Casto Ramsey, offensive backfield coach Tex Flanakin, end coach Red Conkright, defensive backfield coach Staff Harold Lahar , , 42l Lovette Hill, head scout and assistant coach 422 Andy Zubel, offensive line coach Swede Hi , freshman coach 1957 university of houston cougars 1957 Football Squad: Jere BICE. Bob BLEVINS. Sammy BLOUNT. Bob BORAH Do BROWN! Charles CAFFREY. Ray CHURCHILLWELL, Scott CLARK, Joe CLEVELAND. fame: B8535;EAUgh?hgkevPsROngigoanBENs, Billy RayVDI CKEY. Billy DUBE. 0dls ECHOLS. Howard EVANS. Don FELLER. Roy GARNER 'Joe CLASS F'red GROKE. Ronnie HARLAN guy HILL. Forest HOLT. James JOPLIN. Earl KAISER. Claude KING. Harold LE'WIS 5mm LbNG Charles MALLIAs Don MCDO'RALIB. qu McD'ONALD. Charles MCKENZIE. Dick MCKINNEY, Mike MICHON Olive; MURYRAY J8lm PETERS. Tom PIERCE; Gene ILASEK. Jlm ROSE. Ray RUWALT. Paul SALISBURY. Bobby SEALS St. , SLONAC P .1 SWEETON Lidney THOMPbON. Dewey WADE. Gene WARD, Hogan WHARTON. 8 k a Hogan Wharton, right, receives trophy. Players Honored 10h n Peters Most Improved Player Outstanding Back D0n Brown Outstanding Linemanr-Hogan Wharton Coach Hal Lahar stands with honored players, John Peters, left; Don Brown, and Hogan Wharton, right. 423 Sp ng ..,6 .A In' , s waif i x; . , L i U .QIVM : 5 ;fo 9 Let s run it, boys . . f Training 424 Now, son . . . D. L. CONNELLY STERLING HOGAN Vice President Vice President Athletic Advisory Council A non-profit organization chartered by the State of Te x a s, the University of Houston Athletic Advisory Council advises the University on athletic affairs. The Council helps the athletic staff carry out a constructive and forward-looking program. The principal objective is to bring to the attention of others the athletic and academic qualifications of the Univer- sity. One annual program is to promote attendance at athletic events. A. FRANK SMITH, JR. CLARK SHERWOOD Secretary Treasurer 425 6 2 4. ,. a. a :..,:W.,M.. One second after the Bradley game Big Red is ahead 64-60 with 3:58.0 left. Thirteen seconds to go in the UH-Bradley overtime. overtime. UH 75, Oklahoma City U. 85 UH 76, Texas A8.I 50 UH 71, Oklahoma City U. 78 Raw PatoprstV iSOi has a fingertip battle with a Cincy player while Eddie Erickson i344 rushes 111 to aid Bernie Kapner MOi works on the basket to the protest of an air bound opponent. UH 64, Dartmouth 84 UH 77, Canisius 70 UH 76, North Texas 69 V7,, Statue-of-Liberty-like Russ Boone 014', helps Erickson L340 to retrieve anybodyk ball. UH 53, Cincinnati 70 UH 85, Sam Houston 76 UH 73, Bradley 75 ,Overtime, UH 80, Bradley 116 UH 57, Cincinnati 93 Somethif done gone wrong by the looks of things! Left I0 right: Pete Markle. Gary Phillips. John Dull. Jack Welch. Dick Molcnany. Bobby Drake, Sammy Sells, Bryan Schisler, and Ray Patoprsty. 429 Hands-nothing but hands. Larry Byrd 64D wonders where to go next as Erickson Bin gets set to show him. - . - ,- El..- u I ' , O h'. . . -.-','.' .. '. V A Texas Aggie tries for Tuffli's QM prize. UH 64, Sam Houston 63 UH 46, Tulsa 50 UH 70, Oklahoma State 64 UH 57, Tulsa 7O Tuffli. beneath 1h:- huskt-t. stands alone and wonders. Boone M40 leaps in a scramble beneath the hoop with Bill Tuffli am and another Cougar player. I Russ Boone MAJ spins a hopeful towards home. UH 67, Drake 77 UH 74, Texas A8:M 92 UH 73, North Texas 70 UH 71, Loyola 83 UH 72, Wichita 70 All eyes are on the ball as Larry Byrd L54! U'irs tn juggle it toward waiting Eddie Erickson BM. 43' UH 6C leahugm Siafe 73 UH 65, Wichita 82 UH 81, Sf. Louis 76 Boone fights for the ball. UH 87, Drake 88 Action underthe St.Louis basket. uH 76, Sf. Lotus 83 Members of the 1957-58 freshman basketball roamilmft to right Robert Vasquez. Houston; Jimmy Wilson. Lawton. Oklahoma; Richard Molchany, Johnstown, Pennsylvania; Bobby Drake. Lufkin; Ted Luckenhill. Elkhart. Indiana; Jim Rody. Peru, Indiana; John Dull, East Chicago, Indiana; Cary Phillips, Quincy. Illinios; James Lemmon. Wood Rivvr. Illinois; and Norm Tumi, Highland, Illinois. In the center is Sam Goodner, manager. UH 1 15 85 76 64 81 94 68 71 63 68 67 95 73 73 I'M Assistant Coach and Varsity Scout Harvey Pate. FROSH 1957-58 Record OPPONENT Blinn Junior College Victoria Junior College ............ Wharton Junior College ............ Kilgore J unior College .............. Victoria Junior College ............ South Texas Junior College ...... Lon Morris Junior College ...... Wharton Junior College ............ Lon Morris Junior College ,,,,,, Tyler Junior College ................ Kilgore Junior College .7 ., South Texas Junior College ,,,,, Texas A81M Freshmen , Tyler Junior College , Won 10; Lost 4 54 66 70 433 Guard Pete Markle Sophomore, Houston Guard Bryan Schisler Sophomore, Jonesboro, Arkansas Guard Wilbert Bigott Sophomore, Deer Park Guard Bernie Kapner Junior, Houston Guard Bill Tuffli I..-:.... u: 4.1 ! Illinois '57958 Varsity Cagers Guard Jack Welch J unior, Enid, Oklahoma Center Eddie Erickson J unior, Houston With Coach Guy Lewis are, left to right: Guard Larry Byrd, Junior from San Antonio; Russell Boone. forward from Sweeny; and Guard Sammy Sells, Senior from East St. Louis, Illinois. spring sports :1: golf :3 tennis :3 swimming a: baseball ,3 track 436 E Track practice on the banks of a bayou. Next hitter! a. ll I'Mp, Dr. James R. Whitehurst finds ailments and sore muscles a year round cards his score. chore from the athletic department. : h , h tx I. k w x Pressure is on Houston Classic 10w amateur Frank Wharton as he 437 Mcmheh Hi the 1957 NCAA golf championship team are Frank Whar- ton. Bob Pratt. Coach Dave Wil. liams. Stun Binion. Jimm H' and Rex Baxter, Jr. y lskey, Golfers 957 NCAA Champs The year 1957 was another good year for Coach Dave Williams7 golfers, as they won the NCAA champiow ship for the second straight year, with Rex Baxter tak- ing individual honors. Others on that team include Stan Binion, Frank Wharton, and Jimmy Hiskey, all returnees to the 1958 campaign. Baxter and team won the MVC title with Baxteris blazing 2112 taking top honors. Frank Wharton kicked off the 358 season with low amateur performance in the Houston Classic tour- nament. The team followed this up repeating as Border Olympic champs. . Frank Wharton, Dallas Champion Texas P.C.A. Tournament, 57; low amateur Texas Open Jimmy Hiskey, Pocatello, Idaho . . . Champion All-American Amateur, Tam OShanter PR1 tIIQOtigleSs, La Jellla. C-allftzglslla a iona umor iamplon 438 Bob Pratt, Renton, Washington Nevada State Amateur 55; low amateur, Northwest Open Stan Binion, Abilene Champion, Abilene and Breckenridge Invitationals Richard Dickson, Galveston Champion, Jackson and Galveston Invitationals David Boies, Brownwood Fourth Round National Amateur 439 Rex Baxter, N.C.A.A. Champ ,57 and member Walker Cup team Golf Coach Dave Williams Jackey Cupit, Greggton Champion Oil Belt Tournament ,. nnnfff 3 1$.v !$ , 'p .r 's , vx The Lineup: Pausing after the golf team's intra-team tournamen . . - . - - . t are Jackey Cu 1t second 1 - ' Hiske , fourth place. Bob Pratt. fifth place, Davxd B015, seventh place; Phll Rodgers, first place; Righgrd DiCksgnaCsiktglgglze- and ?rank Wharton. 4'40 third place. Standing: Harry Patten, Cliff Vickery, James Trice, Dick Monney, and Coach John Hoff. Kneeling: Adan Lopez and Tony Haber. 1957: netters gain fourth crown straight Since 1951 the Cougars have dominated the Missouri Valley tennis toumeys six out of the seven years. They went into the 1958 campaign with four straight titles to their credit. The year 1957 was another big year for the Houston netters. John Lawhon, seeded third, won the conference singles championship, 7-5 and 6-0. Two Houston doubles teams met in the finals, as Ron'Sawyer and Cliff Vickery teamed up to defeat John Lawhorn and James Trice 6-4 and 6-2. Houston had 20 singles and 13 doubles points for an over-all 33 point total. This topped second place Okla- homa ASIM,S 14 total points. Coach John Hoff-four consecutive MVC titles. John Lawhon91957 MVC Sin g1 es Champion. J ames Trice Tony Haber Dick Mooney Cliff Vlckery Harry Patten Adan Lopez Don Carver Swimmerst First Season Coach Phil Hansel faced a stone wall as he organized the University,s first swimming team. As the team faced intercollegiate competition, Hansel met an obstacle when his star hackstroker, Bob Yates, was declared ineli- gible for competition because of a mix-up in tran- scripts. The team got moral victory from their first win against Texas Tech in March. Hope for a powerful ,58 team came with announcement of J . D. Brown,s inten- tions of joining the Cougar tankmen. Brown is a member of an All-American swimming team and holder of a number of Oregon swimming records. Coach Hansel preps tankers in basics before a meet. The first University of Houston swimming team: Firs! row: Bob Yale: Buzzt Bla k d B btK d ' kt Second row: Coach Hansel. Pete Goubeaud. Armand Prescott. 1 Hi. ' y C an '0 eri'nc 5: Becker. Ed Bower, Don Bernett. and Bobby Iiinder. am oracw Pantuhano. Third rou. Jack 443 Diver Bobby Linder demonstrates a swan dive. Coach Hansel gets the team ready for a meet. 444 Freestyler Jack Becker Ed Bauer, Butterfly In the swim are Armond Prescott, hackstroker; Buzzy Black, freestyler. Horacio Pan- a tuliano, breaststroker; and Pete Coubeaud. backstroker. Habsel checks the outdoor pool temperature. UH Ball Club Third in 957 Coach Lovette Hillis baseball nine found plenty of action in the 1957 MVC melee. Bradley and long-time conference kingpin Oklahoma State held the Houstonia-ns to a measly 4-3 record. Jim Bethea, 1958 All- American prospect, led the team with a .343 batting average, fol- lowed closely by teammate Don Price with a .338. Pitchers fared worse, with Dick Thompson leading the Cougars with a 2-2 record. Dugout dungeon; thatis Trainer Logan Wood, Fred Morgan, Wally Watkins, and Rayford Hamil watching the action. Baylor Third Sacker Phil Gilliam takes the force-out on Bubba Wagner sliding into base. Co-captain Jim Bethea, All-American candidate, coaches at HW- 446 Left Fielder Larry Evans 6.1x: .' ., . n.-. First Baseman Roland Garidcl Catcher Bubha W'agner gets caught giving signals. Pitcher Billy Dube 447 C m mmwgwwomwwbpowmamm Pitcher Charlie Pieper bears down with Baylor ahead 5 lo 3. UH won 9-7. 448 Shortstop J oe Schiro waits on deck. 1958 Cougar Baseball Squad Joe Schiro, ss sophomore Houston Wally Watkins, 3b j unior Wylie Roland Garidel, lb sophomore Houston Don Morris, 2b sophomore Coffeyville, Kansas Ellery Riha, p sophomore Manitowac, Wisconsin Billy Dube, p senior San Antonio Cecil Holder, 3b junior Galena Park Charlie Pieper, p junior Cuero John Cundiff, of senior Houston Dickie Thompson, p senior Houston Doyle Wagner, 0 sophomore San Antonio Larry Evans, of-c junior Houston Jim Bethea, of senior Houston Cary Nelson, 2b sophomore Houston Fred Morgan, c sophomore Houston Max Wilson, 3b sophomore Houston Rayford Hamil, p senior Houston 1957 Results OPPONENT Texas ASIM ........................................... F 3 Baylor ......... ii Baylor .................................. g .. 6 Sul Ross ................................... Hwapls Oklahoma State ....... i 9 Oklahoma State ........................... - - 5 Minnesota ................................. f 4 Minnesota -, 2 Sam Houston ,p 7 Sam Houston ................ ,M 4 Sam Houston gy, 0 Wichita ................ Mm... -wmw 0 Wichita .m .................. r 2 Wichita ..................... MMIS Oklahoma State ........................ w-I 1 Oklahoma State .. ............ - 1 Oklahoma State .................. p 6 Max Wilson, third baseman Lefty Pitcher Charlie Pieper $Wa Jimmy Bethea raps out a single. Coach Lovetto Hill John Cundiff gets a hit. 449 VARSITY SQUAD: Jerry Smartt, Charles Gary, Don Loadman, Mario Garcia, Reg Darley, John Gentempo. Back row: Earl Kaiser, Terry Long, Jack Smyth, Bobby Weise, Jack Parrington. Jack McRoberts. Cindermen Have Little Depth in 958 The second place Missouri Valley Conference track team under Coach J'ohnny Morriss left little depth for the 1958 season. Morriss found only a 12-man team for his first meet in Austin. A makeshift 440-yard relay team knocked off a fine 42.3 and Jerry Smartt paced a 9:352 two-mile to break triangular meet rec- ords with Texas and Texas A81M. Shot putter Bobby Weise won a third first place. The meet foretold of a lean season. FRESHMAN SQUAD: Stan Levenson. Jerry Oinsworth. Johnny Reed. George 450 Macredie. Ian Coldfoot. Norman Jehle. and Andy Anderson. ' Earlier in the year, the cross country team led by Smartt and J ohn Macy brought Houston 3 third place in the national NCAA cross country finals. UH placed second by three points behind Oklahoma ASIM in the 157 MVC meet. The Big Red was paced by Jerry Beck in the sprints; Buster Johnson in shot put; and a 440-yard relay team composed of Tim Lunday, Jack Parrington, Beck, and Charles Gary. . , Rankin. Torn Swanson. Bavk row: Terry Overall, Jim UH finished third in the N.C.A.A. Cross Country Championship Meet at Michigan State University. Left: Max Truex. Southern California; John Macy and Jerry Smartt, UH; Len Edelen, Minnesota; Crawford Kennedy, Michigan State. Jerry Smartt: Alternate in 10,000 meter on 1956 U. 5. Olympic team. Champion Junior National A.A.U. Cross-Country, at Louisville, Kentucky. He won two-mile at Triangular in Austin and at Borden Olympics in Laredo. setting records in both meets. Distance Runners m awhpm Z J erry Smartt 1 . a 1,2 . 1957 UH Cross: Country TeamAFront rout John Macy. Mario Garcia. Reg Darlev. Don Loadnr . B k U Bx 0 Jack McRoberls, Coach Johnny Morriss. Terry Long. and Jerry Smurlt. ' an ac rou. A unmm s gusr x3570 W 5 ?wo 5t: J Sprint Medley Relay TeamJLeft: Jack Smyth Jack Parrington Charles Cary. and Don V Loadman. J , A f Jack Smyth: Hop. step. and jump; broad jump; quarter-mile. UH Freshman 440 and mile relay: Stan Levenson, Andy Anderson, Norm Jehle, and Ian Goldfoot. Bobby Weise. discus thrower. Sprintmen: Jack Parrington and Charles Cary. Takins 53m in stride is Earl Kaiser. Freshman Ian Coldfoot coming in second in 1110 880. as Texas Billy Dislmng takes first spot. Meet was at Memorial Stadium. Austin. Clearing the bar is Sodik Masowy. Freshman Shut Putter Tom Swanson 440 relay team: Earl Kaisvr. Jack Parringtnn. Jack Smylh. and Charles Cary. 453 frontier fiesta 454 I u , ' ' 4n A Top Ten act. .xinging The Code. featuring Buddy Huddleston and John James. Happy Crowd when Bella Union was announced as Top Show. Anpouncerpent was made at 1:37 a.m.. April 27. Inset is Sue Ann Payne. pretty Indian malden. - v 4 v :W Second Top Ten act: Myrna Patterson. Rhoda Morrow and Kay Wright singing Little Bit of Love. jCVFWIWYf illnfh?yhunf Hmuld Be Friends; Jubilution T. Cornpone. Sr.. Dream Dance performersthwk Ho :1 Lzuhy-Willl Cynth'iab $311: umlm 4 f 4 111mm. Barbara bmitll. Mary Alice Gillvy. Sharon Slmler. JO Ann K0 9 E 456 and Sandy St'llovnfivltl. - second lilate ALPHA CHI OMEGA ' I -PI KAPP. ALPHA Crows Nest trio. Anne Sharpe, Gloria Hunt. and Marilyn Montgomery, placed with a Top Ten Act. Gaye Irving and W'ayne Forest duet. Inset, Maurice Williams. Top Ten finalist Wayne Forest. V. Crows NesEs third Top Ten Act: The Umlorwator Scmw. with Annr Sharpe in lead. Camillie Lanza h . .. soars high in the It'qlnla scene. 457 ' n, Larry Barrett 4 . . introduces the Chinese Dream sequent? featuring dancer Larry Berthlot. Inset. Sue Zanne Myers. Mayor Bill Boatwright rests broken ankle betwePn scenes. Doctors ordered him to Top Ten Barroom Dancers: Dorothy Luce. Sandra Brown. Bobbie Hainline, Suzanne Alpha, Jane quit HIE show for 1116 last two nights and EV'YOCFL gludylMercer. Don Swaty. Fred Hodges. Duke Woodward. Norm Tuffli, Harold Tieratt, and Horace ROWOM 100k his place. 'a ter rov es. U Gt-nvral Chairman Dave Barr and crt-w. slamlz'ng. Gano Lemoine. Pr0mcnatrv Point loadg Jim glvkv 111d $12111 BartQCh in A Ularllv Monm-y and LN! Ilmmpson paw for wnrkshot. 0r Nothin. ' 458 At left is Kenny Rogers, recording star. with The Collegiates who sparked the show to its fourth place win. Leader. right, is Perry Joe Edgar. Wilton Cohen, Dixie Lipp, Charlie Miller, and Kathy Killough discuss critical points of the show. Miller is Construction Chairman. Otto Crenwelge as Doc Hollowhead Quiet A. Burp mobby Watsom and Doc H0110- head Otto Crenwelga play a mean game of poker as Short Shorts Guanita WolfQ sets cap for ga'mbler. Anne Daigle places in the Top Ten with presentation of two songs. D0gg0ne It . and Rain or Shine? . - .-,VMV ' The Bayou Queen Cast. winners of Adventure Magazinek Best Dramatic Show award, wave to audience as another performance draws to a Close. l'pper right: Comedian. Dick Dobhyn. LaVonne Hicks singing wrhis is Greater Than I Thought, as Bayou Queen cast member and featured singer William ern0n embraces her. Sonny Elsik tells Sl0ry of My Life? in ballad style. SiX Fool$ win Top Ten act with their comic dance. They are Roger Baumgarten, Roy Graves, Charley Nester. Carlos Tanner. Don Siems and Jack Wilson. '. 3-5143k, I tgf4ip -.7 K W . Barbara Smith and rod gam-r girk th'rvew 200 garters to audiences during Fiesta week. Barbara I'mPt Daniel Marilyn Miller and crew at wng hRod Cartvrk and Man and Woman; ' ' ' 460 last rehearsal. . A 7 Clods Wayne Houston and Charlie Phillips from Tombstonehs Brigadeen. 1 Radio Station KILT presented Tombstone. Laurette Raymon and bagpipe player Robert Bishop do a special number. ? C n l ' I 4 ' a 1,; x L V Tombstoneas Ginger Wright and Edward Kirchgessner in back and dancers Ratchel Classen, Maureen Anderson. and Charlotte Farmer. Barbara Slay presents Pete Kellst Club number in Rock N Rye. The Pete Kelly Dancers in ROCk ,N' Rye are left to right: Dave Wallooo! Rock hN RV? ChorllS line. Loft to right: Margie Walsh Hueitt. Bill Cartwright. Gerald RCHL and Roger De Brandt. Sarah Franco. Mary Beth Dee. Pat McClain. Joan Keeler. and Sllerrv Duncan. 46 zh' Prettying 11p overalls in Boot Hill dance act are Marietta Hovas, Charmayne McClintock and Kathy Moors. Following the Gay Nineties theme are dancers Darrell Ball, Glen Hughes, Richard DeLamar and Tony DeLos Santos in the Boot Hill production. Sponsored by Phi Sigma Kappa and Phi Mu. Tm poopedlh This is obvious from the way Abbey Murphy looks. She was a dancer 1n Stars and Bars. Sponsor was Delta Sigma Phi. Stars and Bars Kong Johnsh Short shortQ dance headed by Charles Gentry and Abbey Murphy. Jim Nolan. Whead Peoples and Dick Sonfield get worked Stars and Bars MC Derwent McAuley gets excited in hot number up in a poker ganu- in Stars and Bars. with June WhitcAz h I h 462 V nuuor. ur rUIUVInl-J l402 MAIN Ca42039 111 2 rls' - Shirley Mathis headlines the Crystal Palace. 0 Q a . :3 .5. g; . ':o'o.o'.. ,5 - Frank Russel and Billie Zunker in Crystal Palace. ii French Quarterites-two sizes. Lifeguard Charlie G V surrounded h' F l l ' ' - ' - - . 7 , . y r61101 Quarter mantles Pat Irlck and Ned anlett cut up 111 French uarter: ' Orothy Riley and Farolyn Shaw. Whlantic City Miss America Contest. 1890. Q L Iroductlon 0f French Quarter is sponsored by Pi Kappa Phi. 463 ESEHIW TIME IS IIK'HX HNlE A11 hands enjoyed themselves at the annual barbecue at the H 81 H Ranch. March 22, 1958. Ladling out barbecued beans is Jon Campbell; Robert Pacini with the meat and Joe Suttles with the salad. At.the lot opening, as in the past, hundreds of children were given barbecue; the children were from Falth Home, Hedgecroft and Jeff Davis. Serving is Joe Selber. 464 Many hgot tookh at the Polo Saloon. Only recently returning to work after a heart attack. it was good to see University President Dr. and Mrs. Clanton W. Williams touring the Fiesta grounds. hThe Heartshha specialtyhemertained at Yosemite Says Cafe. Leader Joe Biondo at the mike. The snores you hear belong to Fiesta Gazette Assistant Editor Jerry Eagleson. l'oni lriolo. and Susan ljurns gel ;1 gigglv from lelu Gazelle urln'lws. UVoIv Toms glast In right llumlJ 465 'r y Y Auctioneers KNUZ Disc Jockey Paul Berlin and Doug Shaver were kept busy from spirited bidding at the Date Auction. L x, .i Buddy Fuller cost Adrian Igau a grand total of Highest bid: $75 by John Maida for a date with Bobbie Graham. 466 campbell presents . . . . h 'fii . . Trophy t0 iWliss Annie Oakley'ii7Mary K. Jarrell-thc host marksman in Frontier Fiesta, 1958. g. . . . Honorary Fiesta City Mayor David Cummings with a complete western outfit. r . . . Dedication of the 1958 Frontier Fiesta to Assistant Dean of Men L. S. iiChiefii Mitchell. ;, ,v ah. LIFE photogs at FF: foreground, Leonard McComhe: bark. with C01- 7w , V. j. med glasses. Tom McAvoy. Ted bheriff and Belle and Honorary Mayor of hum Lily. 1958. Charles Miller. Judy McMillan and David Johnson aided Lifers. Cummings. David is a patient at Hedgecrofl Clinic. 467 thief Mitchell lending a hand as opening: draws near. 4 r- C. F. Kendall. Head Censor. seated, talks to Wendell Banigan, Bayou Queen show director. Golden Nugget played a packed house every night. Handling money are Kathy Killough, Ed Gunn, and Judy Howell. Gazette Editor Tom Reck. seated, discuss the papefs layout. '7 gget workmen' Who stole the pencil from the Golden Nu Ken Dubqse right. and Pete Coulwau whip UP a batch 0f plzza for 3 semito Sal. .. . 1 i; .I i g . FirSt Concession UpNJersey Lil is named by the Air Conditioning Technicians Society. Drumming up some more business are Don Makinen. Tom Poelma. i SpCCdy W'atson. Jimmy Cloberdants, Harold Alhrillon. and Bill Nichols. Nfinishing touches. Construction going full blast on Silver Moon. Sting 0n the seventh dayN w L i' ' ' i ' HOUSTON HARRIS COUNTY TEXA University of Houston Police Chief Baker finally got cautrht hiinself. 469 ADVERTISING 7,...7 PATROIWZE YQUR ADVEWISEQS w , . - . 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Wishes From GINTHER, WARREN and GINTHER 2438 Bank of +he Sou+hwes+ Building CApifol 4.0m 474 JIM 14uta-Bake 3005 Harrisburg Blvd. CApi+ol 5-5454 Aui'omobiles Pain+ed and Oven Baked $39.95 Eighi Hour Service PETER? EKG? A Division of the PETROLITE CORPORATION SPECIALIZED ELECTRICAL PROCESSES FOR DESALTING AND DEHYDRATING CRUDE PETROLEUM: ELECTROFINING DISTILLATE. FUEL. AND LUBE OIL. 3202 Soufh Wayside WAlnu'r 6-743 l Mass Greeting Cards Mlklllllllulw the mosf in DRY CLEANIIG 3520 Sou+h Shepherd JAckson 8-30l6 8520 Long Poin+ Road HOmesi-ead 5-8680 AVALON DRUG COMPANY and TANGLEWOOD PHARMACY 25l8 KIRBY DRIVE JAckson 9-9I36 5654 WESTHEIMER MOhawk 7-2457 Best Wishes t0 the Class of ,58 QUINTANA PETROLEUM CORPORATION Oil Producers Firsi' Cii'y Nafional Bank Building HOUSTON. TEXAS 475 Learn OIL COUNTY DRAFTING From +he Only Exclusive DRAFTING SCHOOL in Heusfon Nighf Classes 6 +0 9 PM Enro Now STICKLE- THOMPSON 8: COMPANY DraHing School Secfion Room l009 7Il Main Bldg. Call or Wrife for InformaHon CApi+oI 5-3766 FAirfax 3-8l23 PERFECTO CLEANERS Bonded Sforage 28 l 7- I 9 Fannin FAirfax 3-533 I A i 5 ea gray 50,000 WA'I'I' RADIO STATION in the South's Iargcxt city HOUSTON. TEXAS m. um mum in Me ncvian PITTSBURGH PLATE GLASS COMPANY Qualiiy Pain+ and Glass 5520 Armour Drive WAlnuf 8-2592 M. A. WEST Acfing Manager 476 YOUR BUS RIDE- THE BIGGEST BARGAIN IN TOWN! HOUSTON TRANSIT COMPANY One Source for Laboratory Supplies 0 lns+rumen+s O A para+us . GEssware . Furni+ure 0 Chemicals W. H. CURTIN 8: CO. HOUSTON O DALLAS NEW ORLEANS Q JACKSONVILLE World-wide Opportunity The advanced designs of the Cameron pressure controls for drilling and production are the result of a research and development program which has continued for over 35 years. To be ready with the best equipment at the right time, we have combined first-hand field know-how with the finest in manufacturing technology. The challenge and opportunity of these activities are stimulating experiences and offer world-wide opportunities for alert engineers who are interested in professional growth and individual advancement. Jt S. ABERCROMBI E President HERBERT ALLEN Vice President and General Manager IRON WORKS, INC. P. O. Box 1212 - Houston, Texas 477 Danburg's YOUR DOLLAR BUYS MORE AT YOUR DANBURG'S STORE HAWKINS AND HAWKINS OIL Bank of +he Soui'hwesf 3 di 9 SHARON SHULER Miss Accessories rich as Texas...H $2? X pure as gold HARRELL x V r DRILLING COMPANY ' g Bank of he Soufhwesf Building ON-THE GO RADIO 24 Hours Every Day Every Year ' I . . Fun Radio Richer, creamler, tastier...' I iust one quality...the finest! l! o W K N U Z I . l230 Milk and Ice Cream 478 Building your bank credit is an important step in building your future. Make The National Bank of Commerce - the bank for all the people? - your bank, too. Complete banking facilities; checking accounts, savings accounts, safe deposit boxes, trust department, auto loans, home improvement loans and personal loans. THE NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE OFHOUSTON Glllf BUILDIHG- MAIN A'I' nusx . uousrou MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE COIPOIATION 479 HOUSTON LHhographers NATIONAL BANK Prin+ers Engravers S+a+ioners Office OuHiHers Your Financial Friend Since l876 Mimeographed Produc+s Member FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION WILSON BuHon Covering and Buf+on Holing STATIONERY AND Beli' Making-NoHons PRINTING COMPANY Sewing Ins+ruc+ion SALES and SERVICE Prairie a+ Fannin CA 7-822I SINGER SEWING MACHINE COMPANY In +he Village GEORGE BRADLY 2429 Universiiy Blvd. JA 9-9526 JA 9-2322 BRITAIN ELECTRIC COMPANY 20H Dallas CApH'oI 8-6635 It's Good! ICE CREAM Buy +he V2 Gallon Family Pak 480 '5 'l. E-xk's , , aw 375. Mfif... Aerial view of lilughes plan! . . . world's largest and most modarnly equipped rock bit manufaduring plant. Also located wnhin the 7043ch out: is the block-long Hughes Research and Engineering Laboratory. What Hughes offers Drilling Industry Complete stock of bits . . . in required sizes and types...manufactured in sufficient Iquan- tities to meet the needs of the entire industry. Bit recommendation service: Hughes can make available to you a recommended bit pro- gram for any area-based on the industry's greatest rock bit experience. And you can get information which will enable you to correlate bit types with formations, with your drilling practice and hydraulic capacity of your equipment. Also, Hughes has two copyrighted hydraulic bulletins that can aid you in getting the most out of your present equipment and in the selection of new equipment. Continuous drilling research . . . carried on in the laboratory and field for nearly a half century. Facts obtained in the laboratory and WHEN YOU RELY ON HUGHES YOU TAKE THE GUESSWORK OUT OF BIT SELECTION held are used in developing new and improved rock bit designs and in anticipating the problems created by changing drilling techniques. Industrywide organization and system for gathering information and forecasting bit re- quirements for each drilling area. This assures you that no matter where you drill, Hughes bits of the right sizes and types will be available to meet your particular drilling requirements. $. r l I l i 1 nuunts i i ll GIIMIY ' um, um WORLD STANDARD OF THE XNhUSTRY 48l OLYMPIA Headquari'ers World's Finesf Typewri+er BREWINGTON TYPEWRITER CO. 2608 Fannin CApifol 7-5282 5 Is h V e Housfon's Largesi' S+ore Devoied Exclusively +0 Men and Boys 2507 TIMES BLVD. JAcIrson 9-3743 HIS SAVINGS EARN DIVIDENDS EVERY 90 DAYS Headquariers for Type C Color Maferial me MAIN CApi+oI 2-9906 ;?'. 0F THETWENTY $$ PAUL GALLICO f -r GREAT RESTAURANTS ' a ESOUIRE MAGAZINE SOUTHWESTERN m 1! wgmy x- SAVINGS 3:24:31 ek 90 Old sitimizzw College Inn JA 9-6484 Ernest Coker, your host 482 Compliments of W. D. HADEN CO. Producers of Reef Oyster Shell Ready Mix Concrete Sand, Shell and Gravel FIVE RETAIL PLANTS TO SERVE YOU IN HOUSTON 483 OIL CENTER TOOL COMPANY HOUSTON Complimenfs of GRIBBLE STAMP 8: STENCIL COMPANY 2 IOI FRANKLIN CApifoI 8-5358 For Your Convenience Ten Locai'ions I02I CAPITOL MAIN AND McKINNEY TEXAS AND SAN JACINTO 2520 AMHERST Il25 WALKER 4422 MAIN 20l9 WEST GRAY 5603 ALMEDA 2252 WEST HOLCOMBE 2l28 PORTSMOUTH ONE'S A MEAL BROOKS SYSTEM SANDWICH SHOPS THE DOW CHEMICAL COMPANY 69l0 Fannin Sfreei' HOUSTON 25. TEXAS CHARLES F. REED. Manager 484 THE GEORGE ALAN COMPANY, INC. Wa+ches. Diamonds. Jewelry 603 WEST Il+h UNderwood I-l024 Complimen+s of HOUSTON RESTAU RANT SUPPLY COMPANY Owned and Operai'ed by A. E. LINDOW 8x SONS I 620 CONGRESS CApifcl 2-668 l Compliments of JESSE H. JONES INTERESTS 485 NIXON BLUE PRINT LOG SERVICE ELECTRIC LOGS Comple+e Preprin+ed Log File MAPS Counfy Ownership. Geological FAST Bases. and Area Maps I37 SERVICE ., EsRer'son 57: ? I IMMEDIATE Bmldlng :31 I' DELIVERY 0 CA 7-9Il3 ,-I For +he Besf Deal in Texas . . . Bar None Coniad SCHOENFELD CORDAGE COMPANY-l NCORPORATED Commerce a+ La Branch Sf. IN THE HEART OF HOUSTON'S DOWNTOWN WAREHOUSE AND WHOLESALE DISTRICT Myhouseis TOOHOTtoSLEEPlN! Up +0 50 , Cheaper Opera+ing Cosfs Disfribuied by STAR STEEL SUPPLY 94H Almeda Road JAckson 9-4Ill 486 fig? J Amnam . .. JO LYNN BARROW ' M iss Service Station HAHN 8: CLAY MANUFACTURERS OF CUSTOM BUILT INDUSTRIAL MACHINERY AND PROCESSING EQUIPMENT Compliment of FIRST MORTGAGE COMPANY OF HOUSTON 5IO Taft JAcItson 9-393l UAFT AT BUFFALO DRIVE, A good start ona 60011 FUTURE As a member of the Class of 1958, you,re off to a good start! May we congratulate you . . . and wish you every success in the years to come. HUMBLE OIL 81 REFINING COMPANY HUMBLE 487 GEO. E. FAILING COMPANY Subsidiary of WESTINGHOUSE AIRBRAKES CO. 36H Gulf Freeway CApHol 7-7225 People you like ,1. .u'like que! . m WDII mom OP II COCA-COLA COMING IV HOUSTON COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. THE SOUTH'S FINEST PRINTING PLANT . . . wi+h modern IeH'erpress and off- se+ equipmenf +0 produce quickly and economically every +ype of prin+- ing and binding, including ca+alogs. magazines. brochures. folders. books. broadsides, sfafionery and forms. JAckson 9-4204 GULF PRINTING CORIRXNY 22 I 0 WEST DALLAS LANGHAM, LANGSTON 8: BURNETT Insurance Counselors 3700 Mon+rose Boulevard HOUSTON. TEXAS 488 HOGAN-ALLNOCH COMPANY WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS l 3 I 9 Texas SHARP CAMERA COMPANY l2 I 3 Fannin CA 3-4605 : - ;x VERSITY OF HOUSTON FOOD SERVICE 1' 5ii Qrganiufion Whose Basic Policy Is +0 Provide Fasf. . My, Economical Service in HM Form of Good Food. ' 439 k Complimenfs of HUNT TOOL COMPANY Complimenis of DEE BRASS FOUNDRY, INC. FOUNDRY CHS'I'II'IES g unaum uggnv BRASS. BRONZE. ALUMINUM CASTINGS JKNICE TODD 2408 EvereH' Sf. Phone CA 2-627I M iss 50,1001 Supplies W. F. Alber+ Felix Ressmann Phone FA3-5l48 THE PRESCRIPTION HOUSE A Sincere Wish INC for Success +0 EGCh Six Gradua+e Pharmacis+s +0 Serve You Member of he . Free Moi'or Delivery Class Of l958' 8II Fannin Housi'on 2. Texas Complimen+s of MICHEL T- HALBOUTY AMERICAN HAT COMPANY IWorld's Finesi' Wes+ern Heb, Visit Us in Our New Fac+ory Showroom 3l2 Louisiana HOUSTON 2. TEXAS Ph. CA 7-2996 Esiab. I9I5 490 Amoco, an old and respected name in the petroleum industry, has made its debut in the Houston metropolitan area. It is a name you will see more of, a name that will come to mean for you, as it does for millions of motorists throughout the eastern seaboard, the finest petroleum products in America. We pledge the best 0 To care for your car as if it were our own. 0 To remind you of its needs, to protect you against trouble. 0 To service it with superior Amoco products. 0 To maintain clean, attractive station and rest room facilities for your convenience. 0 To do everything we can to make your driving a pleasure. SignedyWW 49W AMOCOtS ADVANCED r: 1' a formerly operated by the Pan-American Refining Corporation. Here, a multi-million dollar ultraformer makes available the high components required for America's only unleaded premium motor fuel. Compliments of the Local AMOCO Dealers Complimenfs of HIGBEE 81 MITCHELL I4l5-I7 Dallas Ave . FAirfax 2383 P.O. Box I726 HOUSTON l. TEXAS Besf Wishes +0 +he Class of I958 MASTIC TILE CORPORATION OF AMERICA 5200 Pos'! Oak MOhawk 4-344I HOUSTON 5. TEXAS There 9s a home m YOU 1' future 1'. J. BETTES COMPANY AND BETTES INSURANCE AGENCY 616 Funnin RESIDENTIAL, REAL ESTATE, MODERNIZATION LOANS ROWN OIL TOOLS, INC. 8490 Kafy Road. Posf Office Box l9236 HOUSTON 24. TEXAS 492 Developing Wifh Big-Ried PALMER-HOUCK CHEMICAL CORP. 352I Wes+ Dallas JAckson 2-l438 Complimeni's of A FRIEND , I ' mama ... mum um:- Gloria Hun+ Ann King Ben Milam Manager. CHARLES PERRY C'mon in-the swimming's fine . . . . af U. of H. Hospifalify Headquarters Special welcome +0 grads . . . THE and undergrads O DANCES O MEETINGS 0 PARTIES O WEEKEND O RECEPTIONS VACATIONS O : 3:3: 3:21 : for Farms UP +0 300 wifh downfown Housfon's only heai'ed 0 Superb Service hoi'el swimming pool I Convenieni Downiown Locafion FREE TO ALL HOTEL GUESTS, O Reasonable Rates 0 Covered Parking Garage . '0070 Air Condifioning. TV. Radio TEXAS AT CRAWFORD. HOUSTON 493 Deferred Premium Plan for College Seniors INDIANAPOLIS LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY E. J. MINCKS 89 ASSOCIATES l8l6 Main Phone CApi+oI 2-975I ONFIDENCE OURTESV ONVENIENCE ONTINENTAL BANK 53 7WW Main a+ Congress HOUSTON. TEXAS W mud sales company HOUSTON, TEXAS CARMEN McDANIEI. M iss Rainwear TEXAS ICE AND FUEL COMPANY Sized Ice Carvings in Ice 630l HARRISBURG WAlnu+ 3-l 60I 494 70a .3de CARDS PROGRAMS STATIONERY ?Mm 79W I 6 l 5 Norfolk JAckson 9-9598 It's our iob to help people live better WKMZWy Every employee of he Hounon lighting 8 Power Company is doing his best every day co bring low-cosi .mnuv'. nwxunwmuxx mnwxuxxmxum xmnde xm xxxxxxxx .nmxxxm xmnummmmmmnw electric service 00 more and move people. Providing dependable electric :evvice is a very human and vital task, requiring the skilled sevvices of hundreds of your neighbors. In every season . . . through every emergency, Ohey seek to maintain lho highest standard; of courtesy and friendly holplulnou. Supplying Iow.cosl electric service has been a lifetime iob with many of them, and they are fully aware tho! their work is a major factor in bringing greater happiness and more conven- iencn into you! home. DOES SO MUCH Houston ligbling and Ping; r 4PRODUCERS OF Low-cosr ELECVRIC SERVICE; 495 ELIURK PLAINS HARRISON EQUIPM I422 San Jacinfo Sf. PHONE CApifoI 8-63 I 5 Dis+ribu+ors for Produc+s of D. W. Onan 8r Sons. Inc.. MinneapolisI Minn. Gasoline and Diesel Elec+ric Genera+ing Planis Genera+ors O Air-Cooled Engines ENT CO., INC. Hous+on. Texas POW E R 496 MOW ERS GOLDTHWAITES TEXAS TORO COMPANY I645 BISSONNET i . JAckson 8-53II Mtg? ROSSLER Bill Williams Chicken House. 65I5 Main g? Wil'iams Savage Style CEWEN Missti-NQ Congratulations And don'+ forgeH Lei's gei' +oge+her oHen a? Bill Williams. Graduafion Goodbyes Can'+ Separai'e Good Friends. Among +he besi' +hings we fake from college are +he many worthwhile friendships made during school years. Make H a lifelong habi+ +0 ge+ +he gang +oge+her often. And whai' be+- +er place can be found Hwan +he old s'romping grounds of college days- where food and fellowship are always +he best Bill Williams Resfauranf and Mo'iel. Hiway 59. Richmond. Texas McGregor House. 5I00 Old 5 'h T ' Bill Williams CoHee Shop, 8ObpaCnII2y fall PETROLEUM PETE ISN'T AS BAD OFF AS HE LOOKS. He's getting a double-treat- ment to increase his yield of gasoline from crude oil by as much as. 15 percent. The new two-stage catalytic cracking process-a major advance in refining technology- was developed at Shell Oil Company's Houston refinery research laboratory after nearly seven years of study. Its one-two punch consists in processing the oil twice, thus converting to gasoline some of the components that do not become gasoline in conventional cracking units. This new process is just another step forward in Shell's search to produce more and better gasoline for the American motorist. ' SHELL OIL COMPANY 497 HAMILTON SUPPLY CORPORATION Division of Black Hardware Company 0 Plumbing 210 Magnolia P.O. Box 524 0 Mill Supplies Phone ORchard 2-94II 0 Wire Produds GALENA PARK 0 Screw Produck TEXAS O Sporfing Goods 0 Builders Hardware 0 Abrasive Product 0 Valves and FMings O Elecfrical Appliances For Infegra+ed Da+a Processing R. B. BRADY COMPANY 2207 Fannin S+ree+ Phone CApi+ol 8-24ll HOUSTON 2, TEXAS ; xi I FLEXOWRITERS FRIDEN CALCULATORS JUSTOWRITERS ADDING MACHINES . . . THE MAIL ROOM EQUIPMENT ADD-PUNCH 8: COMPUTYPER When You Seal Your Love With a Diamond . . . Look for This Seal, Too! LEVIT'S Jewelers Y0u will find +his seal only at Levi+'s in Hous+on. Three genera+ions of happy Hous+on brides have placed +heir confidence in Levii'sI Bho haze Cbeen 3;: iheiiamond busineii1 for lc'wer 40 years. Levif's membership in ihe Iamon cum: 0 merica means at f h b ' ' their skill and infegrify in he diamond field. ey ave een nailonally recognlled hr . The day you buy a diamond, place your confidence in LevH's where every diamond Is guaran+eed for lasfing beaufy and value. LEVIT!S 5l0 Main s+. I026 Main 5+. HOUSTON'S LARGEST INDEPENDENT JEWELERS 498 o -m Trotter Hall. SwarthmorFCollege THE GOAL IN EDUCATION YDo not forget, then, as you walk these classic places, why you are here. You are not here merely to prepare to make a living. You are here in order to enable the world to live more amply, with greater vision, with a finer spirit of hope and achievement. You are here to enrich the world, and you impoverish yourself if you forget the errand? YFrom an address at Swarthmore College by Woodrow Wilson, noted educator and one time President of the United States. WYATT METAL h BOILER WORKS. INC. DALLAS 0 HOUSTON 0 MEXICO CITY MANUFACTURERS AND ERECTORS SINCE 1913 Subsidiaries Wyatt's Plastics, Inc. Wyatt de Mexico SA. de CV. Houston Mexico City 499 - Personalized Banking . . . at Houston,s F astest Growing Bank IIIIEI norm DEVON! msuunct COINMYIOII Bonkpg; 72m hawk a lull in vb. NM: Ewan W9. WESSENDORF, NELMS 81 CO. Machine Tools and Indus+rial Supplies 5 NI TRIOLO .55 Modern Banking 500 wll is -.. 1ai$ 33' Thanks to abundant resources- including natural gas-the Texas Gulf Coast has become a dynamic new frontier of industrial development. In whenever field you choose, you will find bright opporfunity for your future right here at home. HOUSTON NATURAL GAS SYSTEM SERVING HOME AND INDUSTRY ON 1n: 15x45 GULF coASY Serving a Great People In a Great Section 0! our Nation with Life, Accident, Sickness and Hospitalization I nsurance G B EAT S OHTHEBN Life Insurance Coinpanf Founded 1.90.9 llama Ollie? - Houston. Texas 50I TEX-CAP Special Purpose Capacifors Mylar Polys+yrene Mefalized Mylar Teflon TEXAS CAPACITOR COMPANY 922 S. 75+h Housi'on, Texas S+andard Envelope Sealers WALLACE DUPLICATOR COMPANY l4l4 FANNIN STREET-HOUSTON 2. TEXAS Telephone CAPITOL 2-2273 GRETCHEN GARST M iss Footwear 502 You'll find all your favorite record's now of FOLEY'S Whatever your tastes in music. you'll find iust the records you're looking for at Foley's . . . from Calypso to Cherubini. from Bop to Bach! Our complete selections include RCA Victor. Columbia. Capitol. Decca. London. and many other famous brands. . . both 33V: and 45 rpm. Come in anytime and browse . . . you're always welcome! F 0 L E Y 9 S The Pipe +0 Buy ls API Complimen+s ATLAS PIPE. INC. Hous'lon-Corpus Chrisii-Los Angeles BUSTER BECKER DUTCH TWERNEMAN 2202 S. Wayside Drive HOUSTON II TEXAS Phone WA 6-l70l CA 7'-3l78 Technical Oilfield Services 2l76 Portsmouth Phone JA 3-8606 Housbn 6. Texas 3951' in +he Class . . . is an honor every ambiiious s+uden+ drives for. H means. of course. an exfra invest men? in fime and eHori' i0 achieve his goal. bu+ as wifh everyfhing worthwhile. fhe prize ius+ifies H13 price. Exfra effort foo. was required in make natural gas H19 world's mod dependable, mosf economical fuel service. Our prize . . - Hie +housands of safisfied natural gas users in home and industry. SIIVIIG ... EM 503 KING PRODUCTS WA. 3-4368 WA. 6-7728 HARRISBURG MOTOR PARTS Wholesale and Refail 7627 Harrisburg C. E. RAY HOUSTON l2I TEXAS Complimen+s of CONTINENTAL RIBBON 8x CARBON COMPANY 64!? TOLEDO UNderwood I-lblZl Rooms Tailored to Your Taste . . . THE MONTAGU HOTEL HOUSTON'S FESTIVE HOTEL 504 Compliments of WAUKESHA SALES AND SERVICE, INC. Post Office Box l6038 HOUSTON 22 Compliments of CLEGG AND HUNT DRILLING COMPANY 7I5 HOUSTON CLUB BUILDING PEDEN IRON 8! STEEL CO. Serving Houston Over 67 Years Congratulates the University on Its Rapid Progress WHOLESALE HARDWARE INDUSTRIAL SUPPLIES 700 N. San Jacinto CA 2-2I2l Freshman... or Senior... or Active Alumnus You'll never find better business friends than the folks at Houston Bank 8: Trust MAIN AT JEFFERSON HOUSTON . . . right on the wa y to E verywhere 505 MD-WEST STEEL COMPANY Serving +he Gulf Coasf Area in Oil Fabricai'ing Shipyards Sheef Mefal Chemicals S+eel Warehouse and S+eel Jobbers 2305 LYONS AVE. CApifol 4-9I58 TEXAS ENGINEERING COMPANY Mechanical Equipmen+ Manufadurer's Agen+s Phone JAckson 3-743I P.O. Box 67ll l309 Anii'a HOUSTON. TEXAS Established in I922 BETTY NICHOLgO M iss Sportsman Young men and women find friends at... 1111181? CITY ' N :X'l' I t , V.-XQI, ILXN K O F H O U S T O N MEMBER HDERAL DEPOSII INSURANCE convonnlon MAIN AT MCKINNEY 506 Bziclu 53 04Zcm of acuiton 0 5,31an and wgib: O Colo'z paint: 0 3-$ c0101 ilidii O S amt 76 mm c0101 moviu 17g: Wait Complete qMadJing Covs'zagz 04m; g;i1l could Dbuhs 4508 Old AIluniil; g'uu'l 01 4-4000 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS IJF 1953 AND EIUR SINCEREST WISHES FDR SUCCESS! 507 For Discriminafing Transien+s - ' Home of and Resudenhal Guests THE CRYSTAL DINING ROOM 0 R. T. CULLATHER Manager WARWICK HOTEL AND APARTMENTS Housfon. Texas PARKER BROTHERS 8: CO. Producers-Distributors SheII-Sand06ravel0Cemen1' Ready Mix Concre+e-AsphaH'-Coa+ed Shell Sand Stabilized Shell Orders by Rail. Boaf or Truck HOUSTON l, TEXAS MAIN PLANT AND OFFICE . INC. 5303 Naviga+ion Blvd ......................... WA-6-446I CONCRETE PLANTS lndusfrial Road ........................ GL-3-l937 SHELL PLANTS HOlmeS Road ........................ OL-4-862l 8220 Fuqua ------------------------ WA-l-I '52 Clay Road HO'2'3444 Hwy. 73 a+ Greens Bayou GL-3-243I 508 Dee pwa+er ............................ GR-9-2 729 Dickinson ........................................ 72000 AMERICAN TITLE GUARANTY CO. HARRIS COUNTY ABSTRACT co. Es+ablished l885 HOUSTON. TEXAS II ............ l: OllthWBSt NAYIONAi ASSOCIAYION, HOUSTON Resources Over 375 Million Dollars . Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 509 HAMMAN OIL AND REFINING COMPANY HOUSTON. TEXAS Serving You From 3l00 MAIN STREET Member Federal Deposi'l' Insurance Corpora'rion OUTH MAIN STAT E BAN K SHARON GREEN M iss Cosmetics 3l00 Main Shae? Houston. Texas THE RAINBOW INN MOTOR HOTEL 8 APARTMENTS ubi Feafuring flue Holiday and Sunse+ Rooms-for sales meetings. dis- plays and banquefs. 5l0 Sixi'y-five spacious. luxuriously furnished moiel rooms wifh wall io wall carpeting. felevision. fub-shower combinaj'ion. and 72 Garden Apar+men+s. Meeiing rooms +0 accommodaie groups of 60. Swimming pool. Rainbow Room Resfaurani' feafuring fine food and special caiering. Warml'h and friendliness prevailing for Hie discrim- inaiing. Convenienily Ioca'red af 37l3 O.S.T. Reservafions. JA 6-l708. Mrs. Jacqueline R. Ellis or MiHon A. Zabolio. Manager. TYPEWRITER AND ADD!NG MACHINE EXCHANGE ?t-Aachine Sales and Service oa-ace FURNITURE AND EQUIPMENT 4900 Telephone Rd. Ml 5-6688 ll ' .w-et sin; e t v. , t . , . .371;an . t ' ..;Vu'f'V..; Lowest Price! 20 Years a Texan It seems only yesterday that Champion came to Texas. Today, this young old timerh is one of the major industries of the Houston area. And as Champion grows with the area, it is helping to create new jobs and a promising future for young Texans I of today and tomorrow. h't THE CHAMPION PAPER AND FIBRE COMPANY TEXAS DIVISION Mnnufadurers of Pulp and Paper from Texas Pine 5ll It has been a pleasure to serve you. iaddociatecl louAficahond Deparfmerif of Journalism and Graphic Arts 0 COUGAR ' . .. l 0 HOUSTONIAN Universify of Housion Housfon 4. Texas Cullen Blvd. CA 4-I68l. Ext 331 or 24l Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Youill be putting your best foot forward financially when you begin banking at Texas Bank . . . first in Houston with many new customer services. Step over for a visit and let us explain how you will find it an added pleasure to do business with the pace setter of Houston banks. It Rn! Vuvbookl An TAHOE MADE YAHOO! PulllSNlNG COMPANV DALLAS. IEXAS