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

Page 10 text:

even t iv e PAOK 6

Page 9 text:

The 75th Anniversary 6 Administration 17 AJCADEMIC Graduates and Seniors 33 Juniors 79 Sophomores 97 Freshmen 113 Honorary, Service and Professional Groups 131 Aj CTIVITIES Sweetheart 170 Bluebonnet Belles 1 76 Outstanding Students 188 Goodfellows 194 Awards 201 Sororities 205 Fraternities 243 Athletics 303 Intramurals 348 CjAMPUS Student Government 362 Publications 374 Dormitories and Co-Operatives 381 Features 403 Organizations 451 Military 501 Index 525 Advertising 527 II

Page 11 text:

e a r 6 i 9 o a r e 6 6 B9BHHBMHBNHI A.CK IN 1838 an idea was born. In 1883 bricks ami mortar added to that idea, and ' ' Old Main was erected on a [i acre plot to house the 22! studenu. Right .M four ,tb that were first pan a entity of i Those wcrr the days of the horse and bugey. Dapper Dans arrived in colorful vests, buttor mspect tin- young ladies of the day, dressed in ankle i mmed hats and fluffy pa- Although Round-Up presentation of a sweetheart was unheard of at this time, outstanding b featured m the CACTI, ' S as cariv as 1907. In 1908. the University cdrbratrfl Slate of Texas. ' I his was a time oi ;iot only of thr i the State and This was the. lime, too, oi ii-re up N fellow named Henry Ford had a ' around an internal combustion engine, and revolutionized :he country. It was not at all unu in a Model T humping down the street at the si; to keep down the smoke and keep up ii ' ss carriages revolutionized ; recrea- tion of strolimi? with a guy or gal around the Perip, com- pletely encircling the origin;) ' ! ! i trip to Dillingham ' s Pasture or Hamilton ' s Pool. As s-K-ial life changed, ' iid sports. 1 ' .jm took the Held for the Longhorns, Memorial Stadium was built to house ath!; More ol an ' than iil field, th: null loctay. n ' st in the Southwest, and oil- lighted in the j. i vear.s follow- d, Si-cin the University expand and instruction. .it of the I iii-n Anni versa: y. Fifty loot? wars bad , September of 1883, when . doors for h. During these years, the school weathered a bar tie to h : to a tract of land near the present Tom Miller D; struction of Littiefield 1 n of traditions which standin. of the .nig, staadardi ir.;- ' ' ing, and many (, own from a western wi] lanking high in oil prodii. Dark clouds of n i of tlie 1 v.rectcd into battle fhan-- The raisina of the Arn With the war at an end. prosperity proved to be just arour.d the pro- verbial corner. New ( - ' i the :hc Pacitit a oev, More and move souk-rus, hii;h-t-h-. oi gradufttrs- and vftcrans under ll ' .f d sei of the r f ' - the n -w ' -d tbal .: a kin rit ' i- Miboiic year. It is the 75th 1 - The i But, 1958 is more thai ' ooLing back pridt-; . of summari i The Tower, symbol oi all phases of The making The PAGE 7