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

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DEWITT LAVACA CLllli Top row: Johnson, Sauermilcb, Probst, Jaeggli, Rice, D. Fertsch. Second row; Larc.de, F. Sheppard, Dufner, Suvinoha. Bell, Papacek, M. Feruch. Third rote: Pesek, Kolos, Terry, Summers, Pinchin, McCurdy, Fehrenkamp, Strieber. Bottom r m: M. Thompson, Rebstein, Parr, Nieman, W. Allen, Nolan, Miller. OFFICERS President First Vice-President . Second Vice- President Secretary Treasurer Reporter FRED NIEMAN BASIL BELL JOHN STAVINOHA DOROTHY FISCHER BUDDY SUMMERS EDWIN PESEK William Allen T. I.. Allen Corrine Anders Basil Bell Lou Es Cabaniss Douglas Dufner Dorothy Fehrenkamp Dan Fertsch Marvin Fertsrh Dorothy Fischer Herbert Funk Sam Jaeggli Roe Johnson Viola Kolos Dave Korezynski Roland Kraege MEMBERS Carter Kruege Ann McCurdy Lewis Mayne Curtis Mertz Lloyd Metz Elmer Neil Winifred Neil Fred Nieman Tom Nolan Carl Pagee Arnold Papacek Ralph Parr Harold Pinchin Edwin Pesek Victor Probst Dolores Rebstein Al Respondek Orville Rice E. R. Sauermilch Tom Schroeter Elmo Scoboda Frank Sheppard Joni Mae Sheppard Tom Smith Stanley Smith Byron Speckels Peggy Strieber John Stavinoha Buddy Summers Cora Lee Terry Mary L. Thompson Montie Thompson FRED MF.MAN THE DEWITT-LAVACA COUNTY CLUB was reorganized at The University of Texas in the fall of 1939 by a group of interested students. The main purpose of the organization is to bring about closer relationship and better understanding between students from the two counties. The club holds semi-monthly meetings and sponsors picnics and parties for its members. The club honors the ex-students of the University from its section with an annual Christmas holiday dance. PACE 337

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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

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ETA KAPPA Nil Top row: McCrocklin, Hamlin, Davis, Warner, Crawford, Grain. Second row: Danquard, Farr, Forsman, Neill , Hollingsworth. Bottom row: Glasford, Walker, Goldberg, Neman. Honorary Electrical Engineering Fraternity Founded, University of Illinois, October, 1904 Psi Chapter Established April, 1928 Thirty-three Active Chapters OFFICERS President GLENN GLASFORD Vice-President SAM GRAIN Treasurer OLIN DANQUARD Recording Secretary WINFORD NEILL Corresponding Secretary SOL NEMAN Bridge Correspondent JACK MCCROCKLIN GLENN GLASFORD R. A. Galbraith Read Cranberry Sam Grain Clinton Crawford Olin Danquard Edwin Davis Raymond Farr Theodore Lytton Allen E. L. Cheeseman Edward Eldridge FACULTY MEMBERS E. W. Hamlin MEMBERS Marion Forsman Glenn Glasford Edwin Goldberg Robert Hollingsworth SPRING INITIATES Miguel Rodriguez R. W. Warner W. R. Woolrich Jack McCrocklin Fletcher McLane Winford Neill Sol Neman Louis Walker Gene Skinner Robert Teasdale Willard H. Wiederspahn ETA KAPPA Nu elects its members from students and others in the profession, who by their attainment in college or in practice have manifested exceptional interest and marked ability in electrical engineering. Qualifications for membership include high scholarship and personal qualities which seem to indicate success in the profession. Its purposes are to stimulate and reward high scholarship, to foster closer cooperation among the students, teachers, and others in the profession, and to be a constructive force, helping members and non-members alike in improving the standards of the profession by contributing worthwhile services of lasting value. PACE 338