University of New Mexico - Mirage Yearbook (Albuquerque, NM)

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1 Ruth Taylor, Roy, N. M. Major — Spanish ; Minor — French. History • Phra- teres : Phi Kappa Phi ; Mortarboard Junior ; W. A. A.. ■2 l : Spanish Club, ' 29 : Women ' s liasketball, ' 29. ,30, ' 31, ' 32 ; Vice-President Student Council ; A. W. S. Council, ' 31 : Presi- dent of Dormitory Women, ' 31 ; President A. W S.. ' 32. Elias Tellbs, Bent, N. M. Major — Spanish : Minor — Mathematics : Club, ' 29: Spanish Club. ' 30, ' 31. Swastika Tom Taggart, Albuquerque, N. M. Major — History : Minor — Political Science. Eng- lish : Siema Phi Epsilon : Theta Alpha Pi • Pi Gamma Mu : Dramatic Club, ' 30. ' 31. ' 32 Presi- dent, ' 31 ; Glee Club. ' 30 : Forum. ' 30 ; Sophomore Vieilance Committee : President. Class of ' 33 • Honor Board : Student Council : Junior Prom Committee : Lobo Staff. ' 31. ' 32 ; Exchange Editor 31 : Recording Secretary, Theta Alpha Pi. ' 32 • Koshare Mummers. SiNESio Torres, Albuquerque, N. M. Major — Civil Engineering. Austin True, House, N. M. Major — Electrical Engineering; A. I. E. E. ' 31 • Vice-President. Independent Men. ' 32 ■ Chairman ' A. I. E. E., ' 32. JosB Villa Major— English : Minor— Biology and Chemistry. Archie Westfall, Dexter, N. M. Major — Economics : Minor — Political Science ■ Basketball. ' 27. ' 28 : Athletic Council. ' 28, ' 29 • Treasurer, Independent Men. ' 29 ; Vice-President ' Junior Class. ' 30 : President, Senior Class, 32 ' President, Independent Men. ' 32 : Student Coun- cil, ' 32. H. A. Wood, Gallup, N. M. Major — Civil Engineering; Kappa Alpha; Tennis ' 30, ' 31: A. S. C. E. -- ' . r=«=a-£

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the junior class Robinson Pnv t ' - ■ DiEFENBACH officers Joe Robinson President Louise Cox Vice-President Max DiEFENBACH Secretary-Treasurer Clarissa Bezemek Representative Bezemek For three years this doug-hty crew has withstood the men- aces of time and now they are on the threshold of a great and glorious era, the Senior year. We who are about to die salute thee ! For three long years they have played in the sun and ram but now comes the dawn or any other climatic change. Ah, CoUecje Humor, how you understand our nie. (Medium sized birdie). Sweeping all before them this valiant band has num- bered among its accomplishments the following: Study little: learn to play bridge— perhaps : learn to dance— per- haps ; 57 varieties of lines— super; flag rides— easily • mooching— accomplished, in short, a well rounded college career. It yet remains for the senior year to remove what few rough corners this outfit possesses (we sincerely hope so) for the senior year is commonly known as the pofished year (Apples).