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

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HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Top ram: RyUad. Shane. Sloll, Stoat. Peten, Barrier, Field. Oehler, Brodenon. Second row: Darnell. Loomij. CardeD. Gidlev, Bownds. Lowrey. Owen. Third ram: Grebe. Moran. Boyd. Jar. Pafteraon. Powell. Conoell. Coin. FomnJt : Steinkamp. EnjUnd. Cilliland. Hulelt. B . Speecle. Kee. Wateratoa. Cray, Goldman. i rt row: Claiborae, Hatherly, Herold. Henderson. Catling, Melrin, Brard. Crouch. Baier. Ay. Araett. Morruon. Sniffer. Kleinman. Harrell. SiaJt rax: Crazier. W. Cidley. Keeae, Byrom. Biley. Comer. BonneUler. Old. Mitchell. S. Morgan, Mycn. Raell. Pate, Mapea. Langham. Sfffntk row: Shnrler, Gillnpie. Rummell. Robinowitz. Gruham. Dill. Sanring. Caplin, Rntledce. Johuon. Callender, Wood. Roland. Withera. Henke. Bauoam rote: Harru. Pfluger, Canady. Hofbea. Greeaon. Hinkly. Wilborn, ' Martha Rutland. T.ube. McCanne. McPhail. RoMnberf, N ' anmann. Fryer. OFFICERS President ORENE WILBORN Vice-President MILDRED RUTLAND Secretary HAZEL MITCHELL Treasurer JANICE OWEN Second V ice-President RANNIE HLLETT Assistant Treasurer RUBY PALMQLIST Historian VELMA LEE WEIR Parliamentarian FRANCES DLNLAP Senior Representative LA RUE BARRIER Junior Representative WILLA GlDLEY Sophomore Representative MARY ELLA CROZIER Freshman Representative MARTHA RUTLAND FACULTY MEMBERS Louise Landes Armstrong Sara Chaffin Brooks Alberta Dodson L. Lucile Emerson Mary EL Gearing Bess Heflin Rosalie Godfrey Anna W. Janzen Hellen King Berenice Mallory Lur y Rathbone Josephine Staah Elizabeth C. Swingle Elizabeth Tarpley Jennie S. Wilmot Jet Winters ORENE ILBOKN THE HOME ECONOMICS CLUB is one of the oldest and largest women ' s professional clubs on the campus. It is twenty-six years old and has a membership of about two hundred, including faculty and alumnae members. The club has three purposes : to broaden the interest of club members along lines of home economics and related fields outside of classroom procedure; to promote acquaintance among the girls of the various divisions of the department; to provide a scholarship for an outstanding student in the department.

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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

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LATIN AMERICAN CLUB Top row: Medina, J. Gonzalez, Lozano, Vasquez, Caballero, Yzaguirre, Giro Martinez, Torres. Second row: Wellborne, J. Garcia, J. Montemayor, Perez, Salinas, A. Guerrero, Mallen. Third row: N. Guerrero, Griffin, M. Faraklas, L. Montemayor, D. Guerrero, Arredondo, F. Trevino, Salazar. Fourth row: E. Garcia, Nalley, M. Trevino, Cuellar, E. Guerra, Miller, Acosta, Hopper. Bottom row: Marroquin, Galindo, E. Gutierrez, Estrada, Moreno, Flores, Greer, D. Garcia. OFFICERS President . V ice-President Secretary . Treasurer . Parliamentarian Historian . Sergeant-at-Arms Sponsor . MEMBERS H MIHO F.STKADA Claude Acosta Carlos Aguilar Jose Arredondo Mildred Baker Bertha Baron Enrique F. Benavides Roberto Caballero Isabel Cabrera Guadalupe Cardenas Americo Castro Helma Cuellar Cesar Elizonondo Ramiro Estrada Mary Faraklas Tom Faraklas John Faulk Jesse Flores Leo Galindo Dionisio Garcia Estefana Garcia Jose I. Garcia Martha X. Garcia Joaquin Gonzalez Raul Gonzales Mary Alice Griffin Lotty Greer Arnoldo Guerra Evangelina Guerra Alvaro Guerrero Delia Guerrero Nelda Guerrero Elsa Gutierrez Jose Gutierrez Lauro Gutierrez Julia Hooker Dorothy Lockwood Henry Lozano Salvador Gonzalez Mallen Rafael Manterola Claudio Martinez Ciro Martinez David Martinez Elsa Martinez Minita Marroquin Antonio Medina Carlos A. Mier Virginia Miller Salomon Molina Jose Montemayor Librado Montemayor Gustavo Monies Alfredo Moreno Sue Nalley Juan M. Navar Avelino Olivaros Daniel Ortega Samuel Ortega RAM mo ESTRADA JOE GARCIA ELSA GUTIERREZ JESSE FLORES JOE GUTIERREZ MARY FARAKLAS GIRO MARTINEZ REX HOPPER Carmela Ostos Romeo Perez Octavio Riddle Lymam Ripperton Vito Ruiz Leopoldo Salazar Bias Salinas Emilio L. Torres Carlos Trevino Fausto Trevino Mercedes Trevino Alfredo Vazquez Estela Vela Rose Vela Elisa Villareal Romeo Mario Volpe Roque Wcllborne Mario Yzaguirre Delia Yznaga THE LATIN-AMERICAN CLUB is dedicated to the end of perpetuating the cultural and linguistic heritage of the Latin students on the campus. Its membership also includes Latin-minded students who enjoy and participate in the activities and Spanish programs of the club. Besides several singularly delightful social activities enjoyed by its members during the current year, the club was well represented in the intramural sport competition. Outstanding feature of the year was the creation of a University Scholarship Fund for worthy Latin- American students of Texas. PACE 340