University of Texas Austin - Cactus Yearbook (Austin, TX)

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CANTEh CLllll Top row: Craddock. Humphreys, Burr, Cunningham, Word. Second row: Ruuell. Green, Hodges, Williamson, McElhinnty. Bottom row: SiednuD, McEniry. HardUoa, Brauer, Carr, Wilion. OFFICERS Leader . Secretary Treasurer Reporter Instructor Rachael Bauer Betty Ann Bird Jane Brown Margaret May Burchard Phyllis Can- Judith Craddock Ida Mae Cunningham Hazel Deputy MEMBERS Juanita Coldmann Mary Anna Green Barbara Hardison Linda Hodges Verna Humphreys Daphine McElhinney Jean McEniry Lillion Powell VERNA HUMPHREYS JUDITH CRADDOCK OLA MAE WORD IDA MAE CUNNINGHAM MARY HELEN BURR Jeannette Russell Mary Lewis Scott Mary Anne Stedman Frances Utley Florence Warner Mary Williamson Marjorie Wilson Ola Mae Word VER-NA HUMPHREYS CA.MER CLUB is open to girls interested in good horsemanship who can pass the practical tests given at the October and February tryouts. The club is a member of The University of Texas Sports Association and was organized for the enjoyment of riding and for the promotion of interest in good horsemanship. Meetings are held each Wednesday afternoon at the Westenfield Riding Club. P.CE 335

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HIT AND SPUR Top row: East, Stone, Kent, M. Kenley, Small, Woody, Shidler, Simmang. Second row; Henderson, Jarvis, Gibson, McLeod, Ward, Dodson, Slaughter, Kelley, Milliard. Bottom row: Hodge, L. Ken ley, Littlejohn, Long. OFFICERS President Vice-President Treasurer . Secretary . Reporter Sponsor MARY LEE KENLEY WINIFRED SMALL ALPHA MAE STONE HELENE WOODY VIRGINIA KURT GLADYS HENDERSON Pattie May Dodson Agnes East Virginia Gibson Hallie Gross Peggy Billiard Norma Hodge Jane Jarvis MEMBERS Frank Kelley Luella Kenley Mary Lee Kenley Virginia Kent Margo Littlejohn Janet Long Billie McLeod Doris Simmang Sara Shidler Betty Slaughter Winifred Small Alpha Mae Stone Mary Neil Ward Helene Woody Jane Young MARY LEE KENLEY BIT AND SPUR is the oldest riding club on the campus, having been organized in December of 1929 through the efforts of Miss Helen Hall, then a student in the University. Its purpose is to further interest in horses, perfect form and horsemanship, and sponsor annual demon- strations. The club sponsors an annual horse show which has received recognition throughout Texas and is now on the circuit of major horse shows in the state. Tryouts are held each September and February and very rigid examinations are given, restricting membership. The club colors are blue and black. Meetings are held on Wednesday of each week at four o ' clock. During the fall semester time is devoted to treasure hunts, polo practice, flag races, trail riding, and such activities. The entire spring term is devoted to preparation for and presentation of the horse show. PACE 334

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CAP AND GOWN Top row: Brown lee, Hall , Bransford, Bates. Edel stein, Scofield. Bottom row: Herod, Stroud, Bland. Locke, Cherry. CAP AND GOWN COUNCIL OFFICERS President . V ice-President Secretary . Treasurer . Reporter . Sponsor . PEGGY LOCKE MARGUERITE ANNE HALL FRANCES BRANSFORD ROBERTA BROWN SUE BATES KATHLEEN BLAND MEMBERS Mary Brownlee Louise Cherry Petrice Edelstein Mary Herod Mary Katherine Scofield Jane Stroud Jane Young PEGGY LOCKE CAP AND GOWN initiates all senior women who wish to belong to it. Officers of the organization serve as senior class officers and are chosen by members of the class at the regular class elections. The president selects eight outstanding senior women to complete the Council. CAP AND GOWN acts as a service organization for all University women, standing for democracy and dignity, as well as sociability, among all co-eds. The organization assists underclassmen by giving them traditions and by aiding them in adjusting themselves to social affairs on the campus. Cap and Gown also supervises all class elections, sponsors a freshman party, plans and presides during senior week, especially for Swing-Out, sponsors a senior supper, contributes to the Co-operative Houses, and maintains a loan fund available to any University girl. PACE 336