Western New Mexico University - Westerner Yearbook (Silver City, NM)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1953 volume:

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To those who are graduating I want to say t at we will miss you greatly but when we can be of serx ice to you please call on us. Sincerely yours j. CLOYD MILLER President 3 , , 7 . . 1. ,J school spirit demonstrations this year and on the many , 7 h A 7 , 7 Y 4 7 Student Council Jim Smith .............. Bob Breckenridge Kathy Hutchins .. Audrey Morey ...... Jerry Rose .... ....... . .... Jeanette Hirashima Gene Sheward ...... Yvonne Yeager Charles Stephens .. Gloria Lucero ...... ..... Ray McDowell ..... agppv, W, 1. ' SE .i 4, - A Prefidenf Vire President S erretary-Treafnrer Senior Reprerentative Senior Reprefentative fnnior Reprefeizialive fnnior Repreyerzlfztive Sophomore Repreyentatizfe S o pbonzore Reprefenlazfizie Freflarnnn Reprefenzfezlive Freybnzezn Reprefentatizfe -2 V R X I Zig.: M , 7 9 ' 2 x Ak Ny Lil: jim Smith I 5 'W-'fl' V s Kathy Hutchins BETTY Jo ALLISON Betty Jo from Quemado, New Mexico, is a major in Physical Education. She has been active in school organizations since her sophomore days. She has been a member of or now belongs to Cardinal Key, Home Economics Club, House Committee, Wo- men's Athletic Association, Westernettes and Lead- ership Conference. She is secretary of Kappa Delta Phi and in her senior year is Dormitory Procter. Betty can especially point with pride to an outstand- ing scholastic average. W .447- 6, os '90 CURTIS COLLINS Curtis from Cleveland, '1fexas, is a major in Education. He has been limited in the activities in which he could be active due to the fact that he works. Despite the fact that he is a father, he has still found time for participation in the International Relations Club and Sigma Tau Delta. His outstand- ing contribution has been in the campus village where he has been active as a member of the Village Coun- cil. Curt is also past vice-president of Blue Key. ' 5 x90 WILLIAM FULLER Bill, from Irvington, Illinois, is a history major. He has been limited in his activities due to the fact that while he has been in college he has been a mem- ber of the Silver City Police Department. This has not prevented him from making his mark scholasti- cally with an extremely high average. His history in- terest Ied him to quite an active part in the Inter- national Relations Club where for two years he was vice-president. RUSSELL DUNCAN Russ, from Los Angeles, California, is a major in history. Russ has been active in a variety of campus organizations, including Alpha Psi Omega, Interna- tional Relations Club, Kappa Delta Pi, Playmakers, Public Relations, Vagrant Winds and the Weste'rner. He is past editor of the Mustang, past secretary for Blue Key, president of the junior class, and is now president of Sigma Tau Delta. High scholarship is one of the things of which Russ is most proud. VG Liyfif y Y' ,Q 5 l 5 Iv t l' Q 'ffl 4. ff f't1 ii.-ii .,! . ' EDNA RUTH HAMBLEN Edna Ruth, from Hobbs, New Mexico, is a major in music. A hard and loyal worker, Edna Ruth is a member of the band, Cardinal Key, Chorus Music Educators National Conference, Playmakers, XVomen's Sextette, Future Teachers of America and Leadership Conference, and at one time she was a member of the Aqua Parade, Student Council and the Symphony orchestra. She is president of Alpha Psi Omega. vice-president of the senior class, and was also vice-president in her junior year. She was busi- ness manager of the Wfesterner and Homecoming chairman for 1951. 6 , os f' .HQ in r H 60 BETTY HUXTABLE Betty, from Deming, New Mexico, is a major in Commerce. Her activities consist of membership in the band, Cardinal Key, Home Economics Club, symphony orchestra, Future Teachers of America, Leadership Conference, and Westernettes. Her out- standing contributions to the college have been maina ly through her class activities for which she held the honor of secretary during her sophomore and senior years, Student Council representative her junior year, and through the Women's Athletic Association, where she has been a Wfestern representative in girls sports and this year is the vice-president of the or- ganization. v 'S x00 JIM POWELL Jim, from Seminole, Texas, is a major in phy- sical education. He has devoted most of his service to Western's Football team where he was All Con- ference in 1951. He was also on the track squad and is a member of the Club. For three years, jim has been a reporter on the Mustang and during his sophomore year was elected joe College. Dur- ing his senior year, he was made a member of Blue Key. EVELYN JOHNSON Evelyn, from Silver City, New Mexico, is a major in history and elementary education. She is president of Cardinal Key, vice-president of Kappa Delta Pi and editor of Vagrant Winds, campus liter- ary publication. She was past president of Sigma Tau Delta, and holds membership in the Leadership Conference and the Future Teachers of America. Evelynlis one of the top students, boasting an almost perfect scholarship average. V0 .fr Y fi . B1 MARY SCHADEL Mary, from Silver City, New Mexico, is a major in Commerce and home economics. Mary's activities are many including Aqua Parade, band, chorus, symphony orchestra, Future Teachers of America, Women's Sextette, and Leadership Conference. She is a past president of the Home Economics Club, past vice-president of the Music Educators National Conference, and is now secretary of Cardinal Key and treasurer of Kappa Delta Pi. 6, Os '10 JIM SMITH jim, from Rochester, Indiana, is a major in physical education. jim has made a name' for himself in service to the school as well as in the field of ath- letics. 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MN, W., x N-v: Harold Hirashirna jay Richardson Jim Swartz Alpha Psi Cmega Edna Ruth Hamblen AYQ C aff Direrfor 4 nh l '11 -r , 1 fr 4175+ Don Scott Stage Mmzgaer -1-aj iw 4 A W, 'faq Russell Duncan l'.Ac ffl June Lacey Herb Prizeman i 'S Q, F Henry Frizzi Nea McComb Gloria Bennett David Gobble Tallia Phrimmer . .- -. , ,, Marty Uher Bwifzeff Mmmger Fred Hansen , li john E. Moore L ,fig-'ge 'ifwiin B I u e Key Jim Smith Curtis Collins John Funk Prexidezzt Vice-Prer. T1'ea.furer 'af Q X ' ii' ' X 'W Russell Duncan jay Richardson Alumni Secretary Corresponding Secretary V3 gk in -un? 5 V : .? z J' Harry Buchanan Harold Crow 1, 'Ali R john Dalton Frank Dooley 'Q ' , In : 9 in ae' 3 , lo 45' X- i Fred Norton .4., A. B. Fitch Henry Frizzi Ralph Harshbarger Maus Little fi 5,3 ,A jim Powell r , Q-f Q M. K5 ll 'fi Marty Uhcr Q Herbert Prizeman Dwane Raile Jerry Rose Gene Sheward Richard Van Dcman Baptist Student Union , .QFNX Nay-,g .. ,. 1 V W, T. 1 A -'M 5 .. Y .J .A Cloyce Nicholson, Don Riddle, Gloria Bennett, Elma jean jones, Shirley Evans Esther Contreras, Loyd Vern Nicholson, Belvin Jang. Cfficers Pl'8J'1:d6lZfZ Loyd Vern Nicholson 111 Vice-Prwiderzf: Peggy Ann Spurger 2nd Vice-Prefidelzf: Fred Hansen 3rd Vice-Prefiderzf: Cloyce Nicholson Secreffzry-Treasurer: Scottye Wallace .fllmir Director: Gloria Bennett Pfzblifily Director: Belvin Jang WEVCIYU IO1'mSOI1 1Betty Jo Allison M Mary Schadel President Vice-Prefidezzt Seprefgry Mary Agnew Betty Rose Douglas Marilyn Hinson Pat Myers Cardinal Key , r,. Tessie Chavez Betty Huxtable T1'erzm1'e1' H ifto rim Jane Black Edna Ruth Hamblen ' 1 fy, 1 Y Kathryn Hutchms May Kusuda June Lacey Peggy POWCH Callie Smatana Catherine Smith ali, I I , Lorenza Tafoya Audrey Morey fy, J Lorcta Wfacle lx! Rout Tallia Pfrimmer, Gladys Rubenstein, Harold Crow, Yvonne Yeager, Edna Ruth Hamblen, Betty Rose Douglas, Rachel Madrid, Betty Pena, Gilbert Yocky, Russ Duncan, juanita Sherman, joe Hallock. l Zlld Razr: Dr. Young, Ray Barrall, Shirley Cloudt, joan Moody, Lorenza Tafoya. Esther Contraras, Rebecca jiron, Helen Gobble, Helen Fitch, Estefana, Pena, Betty Wrinkle, Evelyn johnson, Mary Shadel. 3rd Roux Betty Cox, Betty Bynum, Ruth Udero, Patsy Carrillo, Margarita Rios, Laura Van Deman, Dick Van Denman, Betty Allison, Kathy McKee, Bobbye Mathers, Pat Myers, Loreta Xlifade, Betty Huxtable. filh Rout john Funk, Alrecl Madrid, james Groff, A. B. Fitch, Cloyce Nicholson, Loyd Nicholson, Charles Stephens, jay Richardson, Cipriano Castillo, jac- queline Dale, XWayne Mason. 51h Rauf: Charles White, Al Convoro, Fernando Salcido, joe Galvin, john Dalton, Dudley Sykes, May Kusuda, john Moore, Fred Norton. 56. .,. R . , my A , 1 , 5 at JM fwgiyg F fm ' ,:,,,, -,- -I , , Z V H 51 ' mu, .+-if - 'U ' , - 4 K john Funk Wayne Mason Betty Rose Douglas Preridenl Vice- Prcrid 6111 S ecretary-Trea.rure1' S9l ,, 5 . W Q ., ug, -H-Q-1 ,Q- R Q 4,3 111 rout Mrs. Glaser, Helen Davalos, Virginia French, Shirley Clouclt, Grace Fore- hand, Flora Shilton, Betty Jean Wfheeler, Pat Myers, Mary Agnew. 2114! rout Joyce Sroka. Loreta Wade, Faye Ohler, Nea McComb. Jeanette Hirashiina. Patsy Carrillo, Betty Wfrinkle, Mary Shaclel, Mrs. I-Iarher. 3111 rout Erlincla Bustamante, Charley Wfellborn, Margarita Rios, Margaret Chavez, Mena Alderette, Lupe Monge, Frieda Norris. Home Economics Q-lub? Pat Myers Praridwzl Lorcta XY'adc jeanette Hirashima Laura Van Daman Callie Smatana V ire-Pmvidezll Serrelary 7 ref1v1II'c'l' R4', 0 fU fmzm V. 3.f.1,jfQ7,K V - L A h -ui' -W' ' ' lyt Row: john Dalton, Charles White, Edwin Stonelake, A. B. Fitch, Crispin Mal- donado, Alfred Madrid, Albert Conners, John Moore. 2nd Row: Fred Norton, Harold Crow, Norman Erckmann, Mr. Nesbitt, Mr. Fred- ericks, Ralph Harshbarger, Le Roy Goettsche, Joe Farhlender. Industrial A 0 fs f - J ft-N f l ti . 1 . H, i 8 1, , it ' 'Sm . M A Q .,.,. .F 1, . A---A I 4 2 -. . F is +1 Q it W- 4 5 : - 12- -. Q - ' A4 . wa YQ. 'u-.' - ' dvi , ,l 'Q -l, A7 ' ,-, I-'v t ' ,uf ' f 'E nv.. e. L. - .'..'4 1 , f , . w f if b 'rf' f ,J V V s ,pft 2.5 ' - . . Q, . 'I 'f - ,, ff V' ' uf, TA r ' af' eil '-'fi f. ' f I., ' i ' 7.1--uiifnm' 1 - ,' 'ig' - ' '1 . X r fyff' :ff-4 4 ' x r fr V A. . 5, 1 avg! 1 K :if tu , .I ' . in X . , jx. I .l A , h I 4 4' , I . A4 I A , - , , ' 1' 1 -B . A- V 5 r jig! r . Fred Norton,' Fresidentg Harold Crow, Secretary, Norman Erckmann, Advisor, Mr. Fredericks, Mr. Nesbitt, Tom Pettus, Vice-President. Arts n Ji? International Gilbert Yocky 3 M if ,si K X was Pat Myers Vice-Prefidezzf W ' President , May Kusuda Ser1'e1'ary-Trerzfzzrer 151 Rout Bobby Lowe, Ray Barrall, john Funk, Dr. Waite. 2nd Rout Maus Little, Jeanette Hirashima, joan Moody, May Kusuda, Betty Rose Douglas, Gilbert Yocky, James Graff, Bernard McNary, Flora Shilton, Lola Armijo, Yvonne Yeager, Pat Myers, jane Bittinger. l A L ' l f. .. .. -..'.-. ,.:.:' 'Kappa Delta Pit KAW Earl Barrall A Irene Martinez FACULTY MEMBERS john S. Harlan Mollie Cerny Recene Ashton Gladys Bookman lesse Bingaman .lames Fox R. L. Hunt President Miller Kenneth Kostenbader Ruth Myra Mrs. Eddie Page Kenneth Vandenbosch Margaret Hunt Da lm Evelyn johnson J'---we Cecil O. Barr Prefidefzl Betty Jo Allison Vice-Prefidenf Sefrelary ,JS as., L . fl .S f A'-gli V 33 Leona Baxter Curtis Collins wi' 55 1 Y 2 '. ,,, . , 4 Q il it john E. Moore Ferne Nolan Catherine Smith Earl Wfeaver Russell Duncan Mary Schadel l-.,,,1,.,.,,....---.- 1 - Charles White, Earl Barrall, Mr. Bittinger, Woodford Johnson, joe Valles, Inez Pettus, Joanne McPherson, John Moore, Archie Tower, Tom Petrus, Gene Sheward Cris Shatsby. !1 John Moore Prefidefzt joe Valles Vive-President k b. Catherine Smith .S'ee'.-Trefzf. Karp?-a Ei Mu .er pu Sliv- , a K 1Jf Row: Eloy Trujillo, joe Galvan, Helen Davalos, Crispin Maldonado, Dr. Young, Don Flanagan. 2nd Row: Lupe Monje, Patsy Carrillo, Mena Alderette, Minnie Andazdla, Donna Morey. 3rd Row: Cipriano Castillo, Benny Trujillo, Virginia Becht, Betty Wrinkle, Pat Gonzales, Ida Apodaca, Jovita Acosta, Consuelo Chacon, Margarita Rios, Ruth Udero, Lola Armijo, Erlinda Bustamente, Rebecca jiron, Rachel Madrid, Ann White. Newman Organization B 6? Jia, Donna Morey Secretary ga f i 8 lf 5 l if Tessie Chavez Prefidefzf 3 Q i I 'li . X 'J If Don Flanagan Vife-Prefident qi Edna Ruth Hamblen, Tallia Pfrimmer, Gladys Rubenstein, Cipriano Cast1ll0, Nea McComb, Jacqueline Dale, Herb Prizeman, Patsy Roseberry, Mr. Menagh, Helen Fitch, Mickey Coquat, Don Flanagan. Playmakers Herb Prizeman-Prefidezzf Nea McComb-V. Preyidezzf Tallia Pfrimmer-Secretary ya igma Tau Delta ITA ' i 524 jane Black :a WF arf' ,J Marilyn Hinson Kathy Hutchins sv, s Rachel Madrid Dorothy Matthews '-:-'N sl l Peggy Powell Herb Prizeman JAR? 'Q N. Curtis Collins Rod Kovacevich , '. -4,1 ,145 . fl 4 .Q 5. i 1 i, , , I K i ' John E. Moore X - I Lorenza Tafoya Tfeafurer ,V .I ...,,. , r- , x 4,3... '.2 ' H 3 1 . 11 ' 1 ,mniizifr:iff-z,':f'f i 1 ' ., Q, ',,:. ev- . ,- I I 'Q Q 3 David Gobble rf. X. 4 June Lacey I it Audrey Morey ' wh. K: C Russell Duncan President Estefana Pena Secfelfzry I Nathalia Hawk I .- K aq,a.l ' li , 1 Maus Little 'T' Evelyn johnson la- Gladys Rubenstein Catherine Smith Richard Van Deman lrt Row: Jim Powell, Bob Brecke 'd nr1 ge, Max Vallcingburg, Dwane Raile, I-larry Buchanan. Zfzd Raza: jim Smith, Harold Coffman, Ralph Harshbarger, George Gaich, Marty Uher. 3rd Rout Gene Sheward, Joe Dub f ' 5, Jun Wfood, Dean Fish, R iigg 35351 2? 55' Ji Q gf? L1 if-A Q obert White. L 2- F. ,, fu- : A' ' eff-1- ' in 'PL -vi' ezaiei-i f 5 'I' - .75 -fi? -. ' 43 . f:5,E,,f?R,Q 5 n 5 ,fy-A -- V - ' ' -5- . -1 ' '-' 'X or 1 ' set- , J JA:---f I ,3 1 NE- 1 75-5-:' ' :'+ F l f2.,:15:i li' 'EI . Q I , ' , :' :5!- ' ' .- , T -'.1 !g ff ,' ' 51, U : 4- . 51:25 -ip. 9' -ru' :J B' Li ,71:v:, 7 Q Q :fl 1 cf 4.113 iv' ' 5 - .A Q . e2:1f,zf?q:- 5 . .1 J . I - ,g'3?54f5gi 4 -, pg 5 aw, .Q I 1 ' A, 1 9 ., ,X ri. 'f . r i r! 313- 4 is 523' -gf M Bob Breckenridge, Ser.-Trenr. Robert W ' ' hrte, Vzre-Prey. Harold Coffman, P rerideul , I fl. , I fm f Nl ' I K lt 'A . 1 x 'Y 's x I 1 I 1 'Q I U U-- fii .INF 5 a Mary Agnew - 3.1 ,MF 9 , -A '59'ff'-ra 54 -',6ls,,?b., I M7 Betty Jo Allison -4 'A ,3 G2 fi, 0 ' . -' Qt f I til, Corrinne Barto 434. M 4 Jane Black Mena Alderette .--qt rv? A 1, Minnie Andazola V Betty Barton IGN if 'f'-r Margaret Chavez 'L Marilyn Hinson Betty Huxtable President Vine-Preridezzf Kathryn Hutchins Sec. -Treat. O b , s A '2- gj X V ,,,. Lena Baca '19 Patsy Batts Q if -5. x 3. ' Y I A Tessie Chavez Jackie Dale Helen Fitch janie Bittinger Esther Contreras Pat Gonzales .A.A Rebecca Jiron Shirley McCauley Bobbye Mathers if-.sr Frieda Norris Flora Shilton .. . M. ...Q X Lee Veck 'qe ' i 'i fs Dorothy Matthews Tallia Pfrimmer Callie Smatana i .Q Loreta Wfade ' -1- Q I Lupe Mon ge Patsy Roseberry 'x OWN '5- Ruth Udefo ,W-. Charley Wfellborn Lou Ann Gowanlock Q Kathie McKee joan Moody -R- '32- rl ex ri Lillian Royball Sally Vandenbosch M A fi Marilyn Hinson Rachel Madrid Head Wmzzgler Rfwzrod 7 l 'A 1 V ' . Y, Westernettes .4 B - . Q V Mary Agnew Betty Allison , 1 .1 1 s , 1 I A Lena Baca Corrinne Barto xx, l 6 1 Betty Barton fy fl Janie Bittinger Patsy Batts Linda Bustamente - il , Mary Cofdoza Mary jean Chavez Shirley Evans Helen Fitch Gracie FOI'Ch2.I'ld Virginia French Westernettes Fi c 1 .,, 1 IS . Helen Gobblf Lou Ann Gowanlock , ikgdzixiy iOf:tlVilaq:?15Qn3z'fqg,,3QV ., ., Fry: i an it 6 W .A . , 4 f ' 'lr' , G 'V f , X, NY mum Y' he Betty Huxtable Rebecca Jiron lift pp A Q' . ' wif 1 ft ,- - Q, wi 1'-555 K. 4 Kathy McKee x Billie Simpson Dorothy' Matthews ' 'F A' 9 ' Q: . . 1 ,Q Joyce Sroka U Q' Lee Veck Ruth Udero 16 W , -a 5 3. ' -7 V 1 ' .x , A, fx x ., J.- ', Loreta Wade Yvonne Yeager it s . '.,,,'f Gilbert Yocky .4.:. 'Qu In Qi 5 E3 ,at ili a K if lg, President i 1 -s tffg Wayne Mason Betty Rose Douglas Vice-Preyidefzt Secretary Wes ey Club Don Eagen Bob Littlefield 6 - i 'E 5. ' V I Q L-af . W 1, AjLA MQ. A :N L i J, X Gladys Rubenstein Charles Stephens Q r- , , A . .. , - ' 5 rf 2 -2 5 ' 'r ' Q .. 1. f ' me 91 s ef Q Q. M f. s ,ge if iv, 1, sf ,f , , A 1 'Hifi' Rf I Q mlb' D .- 'iff fa. -.i' 4 ry A Q: l An - E. Q., 45 A :gt ,V , ,f l tiff : -x : '4 1 ,, Q, ' 2 1' 33 P -iw-. ui 1 JA - 8 'xl ' I L1 5 ' ' x w .' ', V' ' ., ft A xv ff A i .rg-qv M:-f we Jr. - , .. e . 9, A, xii' ir 4 it ll Ulf 'G A 5, 43. ,QW W ' 4 a Q 4 ' ' Q r' ' 1 s'A ,. ,iff u 5. qw'- ', - Af 'Pi ' Zh' 8? it gsm ' 61 Q M 'X gk! L, V A ', S, Q , . E 'lf P: 42' L' y Qin, -gi: ga ilgejfal ,117 iii y ge- - ss f + ey f My f Q 'av AN , - ' ' 1' , M Q-f . if Q , Qi .fy 14:v Q ,fmt 1-S ' fn 14025 ' 'JV 'rms Ai 5.731 43 Qfllik 'fix 'K li? We knew you were coming, so we baked a cake! Drums of Victory 1 ans, i rs . ef' '1 ' A fd'- v s 5' we 1 '1 I i E 1 5 1 5 gl E I E 1 ? N W 4 'll y 1 V!! xx V 4 :Il N.-f . . - J Vx 1 7 K X x . ' K' Q' I' is :sn,L -1-. .A.a..wL'ui?.5. Q' '. ' ' HIL. .1 ,..f'-' Miss 'Pat Myers' Liberty y A L , x 1. xp-w ' , ,,, . , , . any ,,,, ,aw up . - Hup, two, three, four CIIF ROH GASSTAT M fllll agar. 'gg Hu' ' - . V Q., QELEWA' G32 R016 on nmsmn ww rms flf0 QPQTS IN 5: THE LUHBERJACKS Don't look so sad, Shirley QSQQBZ A hunting we will go! Aunt ef in cn Ut QU! 555 Q W X 'slim '9Q.-- ...L Back in the good old days! ,,,-nv- np M ' The wonder of paper napkins! may 1 - f Pilgrim faith helped the Mustangs win. M 1- -.-M,-,W W Q -7 - ef' AW 5 L . 1. W if, ' ' ' J, fn.,-a . 6 g . . , fi ,. X, 0,2613 be 'J V- Q. . , 3 . Q - -. . 'f . ' ii?-1 ' LM gg.. ig? . - ' 'N Y . N K ., ,wa x NM bf vw, .. M 'z 5 'M e . 9 .QQ 'a' IR- 'Q' 'RN' x V K . .1 N V, .. .- F try.. 'I I Q3 fi . x a 3 4 ' J gf, if K if ' '-' 'G K' 35 - - .- ff Q1 ,L v 45 - ' , ' , 3 ' 1 f i' ,.. ,343 5 A' , 5, Q' f We we ,Nr aff- -e . 7 5 1-W - .e , , 55 5' fe , I Gr E , wwf N 1 2 X, y n -1, x .Q 'Q A Qu. ,Miami ,,wL,A' ...,., Lwwv-m-Mk Fx' fl ,, . , ..w.,,, ,N '.au-ninurvwi-y 4 3 I 1...-nnnnvnww-y.,, A if, ..,......,,,,..,.. , . wuununnv-www v . mia' yur., S lf 'fl , fw- Fan ,J ll N . nj A: its 5. Most people watch the parade, johnny watches the people. Crowd watches Mustangs beat the Lumberjacks! P..-f X 'L 5 - N' .o 'F fowl-r 'A f '1 ' . W ,. :'.s1-H 4 Q ' fa ef : wi we' f-'W sf ifeffg- S 'C ' r 2 2 I -04-4 J t' 'i SEG-G ,D ' I l 'F ,,',fl5,. -E, f 5' ? Q A 3 3' ,-ar! fi .P-2 .1 -, 'K 3,3 X, M 1 2 .e f 'ww LY I A' Q-e , 'E nr ug 1 2 1 B9 1 I5 bfi ' .. ,., I, sri ', f ' 9 413 ' . , ' AV n Q n ? ' - x .ei D ia? J- J... 1-' 6- 1 -L. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS f , Edna Ruth Hamblen Vire-Prefident Skip Buchanan Prefidefzt Betty Huxtable Secretary 3 as , john Dalton Presndent May Kusuda Secretary Marty Uher, V. P. i Ravi tif Q M S O Us SFQM 5 . if 49 -Y 11- eil. . Seem Uwan fm Homecoming Queen MARY AGNEW fm, ef T 5 C 52 HELEN G HELEN FITCH 099 E we R NATHAUA HAWK wg Q Ts H1 RASHIMA t 'ming 2,5 WAYS K A THR PNN X4-ELLESI YN HU T CHINS , , 1 tra' El 4 2' Q MAY KUSUDA S M CC A ULEY P Anim 'Y MAA EK YYXYAYA JOA NN E M CPHERSON 'MYR WINN FY, ..w ' 5' I rw' - ' MOTORQ r-.. Q Y . ,L-HM' QLYAXGUTB wi Q 8 'X , i,ffs?ib?f:q1 gm su . f ATN. , . AQ' Agwx' 2 mfawzfm , Q vmirw QML fmt' 'U 49 The Queen's Float ,1 l ig ,W l ,1 11 , Q 5 ' ,- if f M , J' ff , 5 CP- . ,7 1.. fn N 67 Q Q V 1, -my 'WI' x Egg f Q gg, g Zia- P. Q.. . M ik . 'W . V- W M . - ,-'E f'.1v:1 .5 nv ff 'Hr .. 1 f, 5, V, nm ' H fy 4 ,M ,H ,,,n.. M .,.., .. '- WW 1, Q, , LX m 'iw . 1 Y w 1 'f ,' , , qv '42 ', '- ,,,, , ,:?fk:, 41' ' ' ' W ' ' Aff W f , Ei, A If ,f- Q , 1V ,f . 'xu I 2 .4 'f- , ,I . . 1 A ' 'f 33 give-10 I? u ,,Xsxm SL ' M hi 9 f 79 1 54 Q X 4 1 Q 1 l f f 'L f.-Hfff Liga N: . 4 1 nv qs 44 1 1' if f ,Q .1 ,iw if Wkif ,MW 4 X ,l ,fz in f M M5 , , M ,Z f , 'Wai' , , f W ' M' 'gg if 4 K, 7, V f I f 4 f, S 4 QW sf ' 'W C 'AQ79' ga 1 Q av x 2 , V . ' .v..,,.f:-1 !WJ.vf '-HZ: 165. , ' ,, -- , HH- .gp an w s !! 4 1 W'1z2v-fffw, '4 gy f . 1 3 Q fjiffln 3n.,,nf1f'!,, Hr:- , 05 gif? 'fafggii ggi! ' I X ,X a w f ' 4- A N Pride and joy of the Seniors Donna Morey Q 'uf .51 mix ' lam K iQr1Tm'W1'-W-f - . L 1 l x Sun Carnival Princess I y gm, ,kgs . ' Q . gf 561 if , . ' U 1 g, ., . . 1 1 4.1, .gs 3 -,Af x . .af we K , 'Jw .- X , R. A ,,,. 4 fa 1' 'f .' -, ,Y r.:-an . , -X mv. ,'- ' .- .. wr .- ,, .,-A Q5 X ...M-fm. ,-- Y, . 79. y ' ,- -gs ,hz pw ,M , A . A 5 .,,g. --. -,5 .A . ,ff 1,4 , urge'- ?' 15,5 L, N X .cf-A , ,I-lf' f- ,-:,.p,.g-v 4 J',-L-zJw,,Q3,f.,,, z .' b.-5,2 lx .f .f:n,vg,t?.444i JP, , -gi4 w,. 2, ., 145, v fe.S'1,,1-. mm- e .- .i.'.T.'wLf Jue.?Jnue.b1s. 2.1m 11.45 .ff Valentine Queen ha Ne W eXW0m 3 GLORIA LUCERO PAT MYERS NEA MCCOMB rifle , AA, rg 'DSW' 'S Career Conference Queen X MARILYN SWARTZ KATHRYN HUTCHINS f w , f ,QQ ':fl,, ff vm J ,Q f , BETTY BYNUM AUDREY MOREY gi ' :data -WY ' 15 x 4.1 V . A 14 4 5' 1,-OB! ',.'T ' . - 1 .1 r V , f f - I ' . , - v IP' Q' ff 1,3-fff, rw' 1 f , 4 ' ' 1 , 7,1 A 3. ' 1' is f, . , . I is - s- .3 w ,rf 'f'3ig 2 ft il JIM SMITH Popular student body president was doubly hon- ored when named by the students as most likely to succeed . jim always finds time for everyone and enjoys fun, besides being an outstanding basketball varsity player, president of Blue Key, golf team, and Monogram Club. He was chosen for Who's Who, has proven his ability in many fields and will cer- tainly continue his fine record in future years. EVELYN JOHNSON Evelyn, a tireless, industrious, and sincere school- worker was the typical choice for this honor. Evelyn is from Silver City, New Mexico. She was chosen for Who's Who and is outstanding in all her activi- ties which include: editor of Vagrant Winds, Sigma Tau Delta, president of Cardinal Key and Kappa Delta Pi. gi FRANK DOOLEY iii: 5 wa Q1 113.15535 N, . Q ... mm tsl' Mg 4 I . 57' 'Shu-ans.. is Most Popular KATHRYN HUTCHINS Kathi, being one of the most active girls on the campus, was chosen by the students of New Mexi- co Western as the most popular girl . She has a pleasing personality and a charming smile. She was elected student body secretary, vice-president of W. A. A., and secretary of W'esternettes. She is also a mmber of Sigma Tau Delta and Cardinal Key. Kathi is a junior majoring in physical education. , 1 wi . FE, , .v-.aj S . , ,- mgjw ' 1 -i it - . M. ., .gr . jr Franks sincere and industrious attitude did much to achieve the title of most popular boy . Frank is outstanding in both football and tennis and was chosen to the All-conference team in '52. He is an active member of Alpha Phi Omega, served on the student council, and was president of the Fresh- man class. Frank is a junior from Deming, New Mexico, and is majoring in physical education. sf., J JOAN MOODY joan Moody, the Hoosier Lady always has a big smile and a happy-go-lucky attitude, Pint-sized Moody is active in the International Relations Club, Athletic Association, and Wesley Club. XY'omen's She is a sophomore from Newcastle, Indiana. J L ,-ad' IOE DUBY Joe Duby, or Joe College, is a sophomore from the Hoosier state. Long and lanky, Tweet, is well liked and typically easy-going and carefree. Joe is one of our varsity basketball players and is major- ing in physical education. gif J X -v in ,iff 2532924 42,6 , Wf, Wai 'Q 'i K 4.114 j f ' Y 'Qt 'Q Presiden ' , t Muller s Installation And Reception i w ii-11 5 l l,1Kif1 A t ,W , ,-. :K 8 H iilflgkigw ,S A ,,fW. Ii is-15 HE N Ikz x,:1t HSE? 5 WE? , Q --, xv' fa A74 . W im e E I l lg-Q New Mexico Western's new leader. wi ,qj -10 I H' 1 . ,2 f a O l ni-' ' . Q . so ga ,...k i:,LNAMN V o 1 c e o f S p o r t g , By JIM POWELL its of if W, Ei loc V K. DUUQQI I e , aunding. A Word Wbicgf. .' efnff ' e C ' 1 the second fI'O ' ' ea e is mfg o ' Sm ef . ' T - , 07 fl, ' of sn lien, 'I 1 tea mms, Mike Hayne mak. IHS being e Va' mfg the Im 1 cm . its and Rosenstih' New E8 rny fbi my inaugur 1 4 0f,' to y ' ' gg ., , 1 to lead the p , 93' 'L1 green 31 issue Ou - , Ord score was 60-54 ' egg ern. ng fo the SSS editor of ivle: By NATHALIA HAWK us Fridm Qm 11-9 you tha udents, facugre Maman V iz! If ou hear siren better head M When the 158: editor I W' X and alumni mi La fo y ' a ' la ' ' 195 i Alpha f e of New 'H do al - of r the ditch because Dean Ash- .ha ter 0, ga- stu Mex- I In Ada ton is likel ' 'Ve in' Chap vice -. dent 'CO W my D y to come charglng Kappa. ax Se! Steyn , and Ilewspan este,-n ,M 0We1- twif down the street driving tho rim - r. he-1'-P1 H109 r - we e ' 'i to G engine. Q they home at EaS bright rc fere What fere at the di tern of being eevil still of latest ' TQ spiring St, forks ant A Mtn The fll A 2,4 hop busy bit N , bgy 3.1I'll0St E X E fgr flicted 3 fcrg were clos Ji it. gua Congra' fits- for Ann I 5.301 by becam -ing Ed Har 11203 from Indi did Ed and 1 -- at the san Eastern. IE A games. 5' Won't b be out. Tl or 16 weel 32 of thos Care to ta Western lege were Press com Conference Leading Cage Mustangs Willey!-lost St .Michels College in Two League Tussles I Hoping to cinch the New Mex- Eastern split a pair of tilts with spot with a twin win over the ico Conference cage crown, the third-Place Panhandle last week. Adams State Infiiafls 3' A 1 ' Mustangs will take on St. Mich- This pair of week-end contests S059 The fm' 6 aels college in a two game ser- will be the last home earn , o Y ' ies, here, tonight and tomorrow the current ' Q 0 S 1 1- . Bmhe 9 Q ptaym A double victory by 'C C S would give them the ui 0 , W me mme. Should me Musta. the two tussles with the ' .- one other conference game they could finish H0 W01 W -we this week-end, Panhandle A st M in a tie for the covete s-.c mustang cage will Visit NMMI for a pair of crown. g ior the past four seasons, tilts. In nowhoop activity this The only team with a slight will also be making his swan chance to catch the Mustangs is song. Eastern New Mexico which has Last week the Mustangs 'l--A LL--- -E L-.. 1..-.. -..L8..-n nb-A-.put-Inn-nfl Stn av-In an 4-lan Ona week-end, Adams State enter- tains Regis of Colorado while Eastern New Mexico is host to IW.-Cl--.AAA nnlinnn Staff Editors ...........,.....,,. Russ Duncan, Marty Uher Bzzfifzeff Mmmger ........,.......,... Gilbert Yocky Sporty Edifor ................... . ..... ......... I im Powell Feczfure Edifor ............................ Nathalia Hawk R6P07'l'6'7'JI Virginia Becht, Billy Hicks, Dave Parks, Catherine Smith, Gladys Rubenstein, Hamp Cooper, Ann White, Rocky Kovace- vich, Don Gehrs. i l 3 'Q tis. 1' 1 fi' f R I . V - rw. ,i i 3: ,, c ' 3' ,M R' A-W, its 5 V. ...Q :Si -5. X ,ci ' txt I-Q i 1 iynyiq' 'J MA W i i Important story coming in! Mustan N was ,. A' if-ale' 'r Z g fi-Sf fs, It is U -i Russ, Nathalia, Marty, and Gilbertg Editorial Boardg Russ and Marty, Editors. -FL- ,. SE? fjT'.g 'N-xz ' ' ' 'vw A' ini, I' frm, seeffl - o-J I V-0:40, , wwf' ' 122' .f' mm-.. , Oh, No! Not in the red again. VVesterner Q Staff : 'W uw -ill Editors have been known to contemplate suicide before the last deadline is met. 3 If if. i SMG .ro 'M Q Dud, JOQHI121, R0Cky, Nafhalia, M 1 W 7 Marry, Kathy, Betty, Lee J n , Ye? 52 5 f 3 Q , .,,.-1 n C, N-nj N.,-M. X .f if , -4' w-Q., hmm my if-if 14 Stra1ght edges? Staff Nathalia Hawk .... Dudley Sykes ........ Rocky Kovacevich - Joanne McPherson Lee Veck ............. Kathy Hutchins ..... Marty Uher ,....... Russ Duncan .......... Betty Huxtable ...... VAGRANT WINDS Vagrant Winds is the literary magazine which is published by Sigma Tau Delta, na- tional English Fraternity. This publication in- cludes the literary work of Western students. A special edition is also published which con- tains the work of high school students from all over the state of New Mexico. STAFF Evelyn johnson .................,... ..... .........,.. E d jim' Dr. Robert Brooks .......,.,.r........,.e....... Sponsor Nathalia Hawk ........ ..... P nblicjty Mmzager Gladys Rubenstein ..,c. ....,,.. F jlldllfi? Nffzmzger Peggy Powell Herb Prizeman Maus Little Vagrant lnds Peggy, Gladys,Nathal1a Herb Exelyn Dr Brooks X W . fx 1 1 xt'- Qe Qam - N '- ' O O- z 3 I 1 ' 1 I 7 X J 1. ...k Q '. Mrs. Anna Davis, house mother Q2 QQQY Y. 'Eval U 0 I 0 Q- la Q 1' , r.v 5f . , s- Q. glue A,4-' 1 Busiest corner in Ritch! i :un .rr gf K: 0 Q' , .9 A nw 5 I B kms, ,.,,.,. ,-.U ..,Y,, Mustift Scorch, Don. B 0 w K Playing Old Maid? Taking life easy just 5? 1 'fi sg, L. n i .ii ,i,, i i 7 before exams. W' 5 1 1 A Q 5. ix Q1 my M. 'I 17 Nz' , P' B Q. 2 Q' ,K X his-5 ' An assembly under the sun, 4 5 x N , K in the wan Vx 13 '+w'NN h I t 5 w .. 'fl The quietest place o th Land of Enchantment. , J ..- W ft 0 1 f n e campus, the librar ,f ff- 5 I. u Ni-Av Y ' xx 4 nu I--. aug S f X ,,,,,.,n 52 -6 'Kt7Y 9lf'3 4 ig S- '. ,xfJj.- ' f' .4 ,,,,l,.Q 42 'Q E, gy, , -,Q ' lf., ,. , , .1 , yu.- , . ' 951. G ,S :iff . ,N .3 8 3 2 .ixjf x 1 X 1 I I 'Q' R -'.' 8 W b -7 Kathi Charlie Nathalia ef rj iK+f J att- A -1 Lf'-Xxx.-. -1 - Beauty and brains in time gave Western its precision drum majorettes for the 1952 football season. Easy on the eyes on or off the field, Wfestern was justly proud of the three girls who gave so much of their time to add just the right amount of collegiate dash and color to the half time ceremonies. Led by Charlie Wfellborn the girls worked out smoothly executed patterns. Newcomers to the band leader per- fection were Nathalia Hawk and Kathi Hutchins. Soph, Nat, and Junior, Kathi, were putting their best foot forward in real fashion. 6 J. VYQJ . - AH- rf ' o I 'rats 3 1 .r gf' fide-I . 1 I . .- L'fff-Me.- A U 'LQ ' 1 :Nu rad fl- 'Va QSQQA N Kathi Charlie ' Z A 1 in . '5- C . -1 51' Nathalia -- '- f' ffgf 5 ' 7 5 . W I Lazy bones sleeping on W mountain. Stir those cauldrons I qi' I 4. ' T , '-'H' 8 491- mit .6 , J' 'QS Q 2: ' F Y, pf L, 'rs gpffh, ' we The buckets swing up, the buckets swing down. ,n ,f ,gf . . z. 'H -.4 'wa w 'way . M Kyiv 5 .rs A ' -'M 1 ' ' ski? nr, A X ff,f.' . 1 ,rf--1 Q,-1'-ff 'fl' f '- if ' -13353 ggi ' qfkx, 5 'Q-F:Wv -'.' - W ' lr 4-,,fLg.Qfe 4 . M , , ,, f M. sf' .-w.r.1:'.,xA, JFK, Inf, 6,-Q lb, 'Q , 'gasp-A A New hat, Edna Ruth? XDA Nice soft rocks ! Lf W' Careful, Kel. : A 1' 'Q Proper method for carrying lime. 11' sw fvjfqt. 'lv' ' av 1 l l VT.. Q! 4. x N , lf How much am I bid? pSQaye Auction ,. .,.- -',g'f7'lf5 .5132 1 ,Q One of the highlights of the initiation i ,bf i of freshmen is the Slave Auction. They be- 5 I5 ' come the property and slave of their upper ,J y f classman buyer until the initiation ends on ' W da TX Y- 1 r XX. X N I i 'NS fr 1 'w x K iq I . C Parks and Sykes just found a buyer! 0 0 O ,Bllthe Splrlt an sky L a a Noelffbwfzrd CAST Herb Prizeman ............ Charley Cozzdomifze Helen Fitch ........1............... Rzztb Condomine Edna Ruth Hamblen ......,................. Elvira Gladys Rubenstein ...... ........ 1 Madmzze Armti Fred Hansen .......... ....... D r. Bradman Joanne McPherson ...... ....... M rf. B7'dd77Zc1lZ Donna Morey ......... ................. E dith Mena Alderette Minnie Andazola Lee Veek Loreta Wade Kathy McKee Kathy Hutchins Marilyn Hinson , all olley Ball ' - Teams Tessie Chavez Pat Gonzales jane Bittinger Betty Huxtable Dorothy Matthews Esther Contreras aw ......--, if Q JYQ , 'D- -1 Wfho has the ball? fl K' ' f 'V U gf , . F' '-7 ...... .N A 5 5, fu., Q 1 I sax : -, , ,f 4 . 'QRIUBIIGIIIZ 1' EES , . x , r., X10 Y Q-4. I 'xi ' IJ.-M ' -- :M ,4......--' dmv.. Q gi x,.p1 A1044-LV,?, .,.,,4..'T-V' X -+-',,.,. w'Y,i... l! . A -1 .-'iff X- 4 'j. ao ',,.'--1 y.Il1. 'v' , .,. .- NY.. +.:' , rf . . - - . ,, V-4 ' ' W' . -14. ,-4v ,. llff ,, .'If'w' PEO... '-. . f',i1 'iJ ,5' N' E f4JJ , f ,'4'f0:.. , . A4 of ' U gg H a'.99nllQ4 H r up , -2-olstvakrun -gh, , 1212 I- U: lip '55, -1. '-ww? flag! mgsiaagzs All:3YI! W' 'Anangu' gg. Betty HuXf:1b1C . .'igg -4.113 I li ls. jd I-4a4forv: 'tizkti 3- 'JI .I.. w4-fgjg, ' ig ....-:L-o r V A 'J J ff... 14. Marilyn Hinson I GirI's Tgnni Team Kathy Hutchins g Leadership Conference - 1' :J --.iff vi ' '-1-. The 1952 Leadership Conference met on the campus, due to a conflict with football practice. Evening meetings, however, were held at the Bear Mountain Lodge and the Rio Mimbres Country Club at Deming. The meetings are organized to plan policies affecting students and to suggest solutions for general school problems. Students and members of the faculty who were invited are: Betty jo Allison Burwell Barnes Bob Breckenridge Harry Buchanan Tessie Chavez Johns- Dalton Frank 'Dooley' Russ Duncan-. t Edna Ruth Hamblen . Nathalia Hawk D - Marilyza'Hinson 1 fi 1 Jeanette Hirashima Kathy Hutchins julian Jiminez Evelyn Johnson May Kusuda Dorothy Matthews Audrey Morey Alex Peralta jerry Rose Gene Sheward Charles Stephens Jim Smith Dudley Sykes Lorenza Tafoya Robert White Yvonne Yeager Dr. Ashby Dr. Bach Harlan Bower Leon Bower Ray Brancheau Dr. Brooks Miss Kilpatrick Mr. Lincoln President Miller Mr. Overturf vie V ij Westernettes aboard for Roswell! Brand new cabinets ff a Q fa IIINQ hx ' 'X xx w ' A Silas- H1-'f ra f4.q ll' ' xx A . x N fl! k I, I XX-' xf sf ff? 'B L.-dv 3 That lean, hungry look! Christmas Banquget and Dance T-I-D-E, Tide! r I I i A J, 1 -., h- QMX, a ,Y 'I vw--fg 'Q 1 L- 'M t 2 4 is Q i S Dancing around the Christmas tree r ili- ? N :Q i 'W -.- 4 ' - 'wrjii G Y -, 'Q J' 4 F lPff-uf' Lysle over the top What makes it run? -- Cooler decked out for Christmas .-A. .P 5- N ,, . ' -affz.. 3'4 , '91 . xJ'X..c:: '- 7 5 fix 5 l Whitey' swings Muffet, and away they go! ff? . A fl V EVQKFQ lx? uw ww-vw-nm... .143 mar. -465 1' Q - J 2 ,q 1 J, -Q . -vs ar A ' 'ef-2+ :ff 3,9 l ...l . 3 2? 41 vw- ,ffm - Rgfizwiis, tffffffff Q. N-211 W. , at - , v g 'i4.Qf A t 53, 1' liz, Catching up on all the latest gossip V I ii 1 1 U l l '1 ll i X., gk lx ,,. i Miss Kilpatrick signs her life away. Q gl, V if FL Dusty and Cliff discover gold by Ritch Hall! VA i 1 i a gs 5133? i F: 5 We got the P-e-p, pep! f 0 I A! l 1 3 Y ' i 1 ' 4 .Qvig ,'A' . A i ,M Smile, Bobby and liven it up like George is doing. gk 1. 3 ' yy 'kf 1 ' Ah ha! Raile! Don't choke, it's only a picture gli H . A' , ,W Q: ig AR? I: v T .f...X-ryff? .V V-M Y ,, Y , Qs J ., A R, 5,5 31 2 'WAV-' X ., L 4- fig- X V . ,Qu N, ' 1 .5 Y Q R, -E,Q,i.,,.A, . ,Lx+w?J'Qfef.. ' - 4 2 ji m fix ,gy x - ,,, M ,Q .3 - ' nf I bl.-,M--ffs' f x .1 M a ia fj7 ?Mg,. ,W . . ' 'Kewl gms HA W ' f-.iff ,, 1 wx-J 5 Q N ! Quiet! Carpenters at Work w N.. . Y. ' aiu ' 'f MW' '7 A 3mXw'r5fY'- fe I I gf' - Hx-, ,r . +-r FB av- 'W O if 4: N S , r Bob Hu-nyard's arabesque en 1' aire Breck, whistling on his way to Class. M ., -, Q 'Wa gc I 1 Edna Ruth has the floor .xxx fv I Q ' K xl , The crowd goes wild . ' 'Q v- 5 .Q No ? xxx K' h X ff f , g I kibitzing, Dorothy H -nf 4 ll 1 1 c- . I I 4' . . . M .. I 9, .T , I 5 i f .I vj. In k .6 , I U: pi 4' ff' Moose, Skip, and Dutch keep a sharp eye on the game Smitty f x N ,X If X - ' K v I J' 5J Q 'Ji' LX1 Q - -7' X gy H Ex 5 ly k Q' I If xii- A 'I ,, P121 X ,sw , Q ii 5 J f- . i I -J I I 171 ,J , X 1 ff, ' . A! f I 'J 1 'fi ff, lj I 71 XV Q I QW Q Q R5 1 M .. , :,5 .. TY J ,V . A . J f ' '2- ' L A . '. 1 '77 . U V W, o 8 ' A-Q ' -, , .f Aff' UU ' ? Presideqt and Mrs. Miller 21.4, f V A .gig '-w:a:,::--:gg-:,,g.. L.. , ,V ,, ,,g 32 x L I 'K ' z if A M ageab- a J -Eff. ,, -w.wQv- re, . Wf.-Mf-1 . ,, , . wx M .. :gp-f,,, '- arg. -,,....- . V . ,g ' ,- ,g- i , . 15 f gezggwg- ' ' : pr , 3-,ff Agggyzezwgvi, - go . , Q9 Sf ffzdm.. ,. Rr, ,, -, . 1. v4.- R.. R.-X, --.-,, mm, -. ... , :..,,, - W. , , ' - f 1, ' ' 151I'f3?Mt':.'g'v GTYPM 'if - e' lf wai-g3:Ni.s- vRi'Z',. 3-Z iv-11 A L: f V,-'1'ft-12M4i ' fg,,'A',:'g...i..4L'w? 5 ' - za ,if , 12 f if ff ' A 4. ' 12354-.10 xl'1'Zf -.eff 51 r-s wif :-ye. 4-Civ.: . ' 5' we ' , ' M f ' . ' , as- - f . . : ,5 ,d1'15e-wg e1,p-- 3:3 . 'I - Ncf iw , N .2 e f ffqgifr-' ,- 5 1 9 -1 ,-neue: Y :R VJ- , 1M.1. 5. . . ' 5 1 X ' , - ' lf. .t - QF-. ic2E',wf R A 'ffm IJ' fi . , w f0i5f1:-in ffm ' :w,g'T'-iii g.,,.f'fwf,.vz:3nQ1 6:5-f ' 4,,-.:.,Wf , me 'f 'f 2 f' 3 Hffzgjrf V-,x-1 Q . ,,:r,.,g5: N .f V . fir: nf: - . 'v . ,., ' ' . - v -! ef ,. G -0'4',L my W, 4, Rypwefz V. AX - f - J, ,4'ffw,g,vf.5g.i4f,,1 'jw mf! R 1 , - ' lx . 'fx-:L'1 4'2 'i ' 2 g ,, g , 'eff ,A M ' we ...QJV gh qw 5 eff. N f- ' ' ML ' m5,v . . 2- 4 n ' . gag., .vmgef , f ,Ik ..g2.- 1+,9+-Q--' f f J vw, me-,nv ae, 41 I .gg Q , 2 R 3 ivdihgg' 1 1. QSM ,R lm X .Q I 0 'Q R V, 0 K 41 f f y .z ,gg ,av- DR. ARTHUR L. BACH Deon of floe College DR. NANETTE ASHBY W . R' R ., cf of Q, .,,- 5 E ' . ' K ' . fl? Deon of Perfonnelg Deon of Women rx f X x P n ,412-+ , DONALD S. OVERTURF Director of Adnziffionf 31...-W-w .- gg-Wg: Dean of Men --f KENNETH KOSTENBADER Principczlg Secondary Training School iiii-1 Q ti 3 -L .-Gr I af' 5 i , -5 1--v-- i ,FQ ' N 1 y 41' A-Q' R. L. HUNT R Head, Eclzicczfioiz Depnrfmeizf .QP - Qtr S ir J, A : . ' Ijffp-, I-I 'I 1 . -5 N. i f'g'i' , -uu32?w'Q,'!i 44 . -V f'y.g'3 1 .- ,- ! 1ic5f4'- :gf- ., , ,.. ' -4 4. 2 '- DR. ROBERT G. BROOKS Head, Lmzgzzage and Literalizre Depl. 'f WILLIAM F. HALL Priizcipizl Elemeiziczry Tminiizg School Qi 11' ax- HARLAN BOWER Director, Public Relatiom and Publicity 'V '1 M rfu 1 If 4, 5' Er x1 A . J.: I A6 ' and ..--i-VwV. a ,.--..l, ,.... -4...-.. TN... A-,nf LEON M. BOWER MRS. MARJORIE LITTLE Head, Social Seienre Department Direetor, Health Seroire Director, Veteran'J Eclneation RICHARD GRANDI Bztsineyy Manager and Bzzrfar of tlae College 55, , qv V- 1 f , 1 In MRS. OLIPHANT Secretary to Dr. Hzznt 3 4 KAW? -EAA' 9 IIE if 1 MRS. PHILLYS UHER Secretary to Harlan Bower 6gggf,wfg3,3gx:s 1,6 In Z Ma: A I- F ,UW wluxkaae 0 .., Edward Werner, Librarian Earl Weaverg Mfzfmger, College Bookstore Noble La Fond supervises desk operations. i fo' . . vi i. 3 .x HARRIET L. AIKEN Ar! RECENE ASHTON Superoifor, Grade! 3-4 Facult JESSE BINGAMAN H eezd, Phyficezl Scierzre Y w.L.'. ' -ra DOROTHY BLALOCK Ross T. BITTINGER MOLLIE CERNY Ant. Prof. Soc. Sr. Head, Art Department Auf. Prof. Commerce gif! if . J .,.n..Q. , , A NORMAN ERCKMANN H eaa', Printing Dioixioiz MARGARET EMBERGER Affoc. Prof. Commerce F I 3 CU t nb V A ' it f jr, A , ' L 5 I MURTEL DANCER Ant. Prof. Engliyh ,caram- f O i iY'7'7, . JAMES Fox LAWRENCE FREDERICK W. DEAN FRENCH Ant. Football Coach Ant. Prof. Industrial Art: High School Athletic Director MARY MARGARET GOWANLOCK Auf. Prof. Pbyflml Ed. fafq-Ity -705-. f fi-A x J - J Q,-f .X , . r ev P3 ai A' WILBERT HEIN Auoc. Prof. lndzutrial Arts ze- -A glu- GLADYS GRUSCHUS AJJI. Prof. Math. fat?-in X S ...I.QW- J. . J. If ' -FQ '54 Jef, .: F ' .4 sisizf AL JOHNSON Football C oacb QR. if 'af' ,gy-A I? JOHN HARLAN AI-lead, Biology Depl. 'BP sa, . 5' Q WOODFORD JOHNSON Assoc. Prof. Art. fe -,sk g ,. . X mf , ,,,.-. 'YJ' ,fl .,. .X ARLENE KILPATRICK Head, Woman'5 Pbyfieal Ed. 2, D, ' 5? -4- - W fr' ' ' 1 1 'qt Ai ., -4-,. 4. 4' :-1, , .'.' J ', , WHS y 41 ' .6 n ' .5- . . U n 2 , . gmglx 6 ff X f . f HARVE HA. OLIPHANT Basketball C oarh I' 'f wx Pllulflil v' 0 RUTH MYRA Amor. Prof. Music . X 4 'I 3 I Qt R. W. J. LINCOLN F I Head, Commerre Dept. 3 C U I 1 I X I MARGE J. PAGE Kindergarten Imtructor ABRAMO APAROTTI Head, Mzuic Dept. arf 1-'fl me ROBERT PIERCE High School Bczfketboll Coach eg INEZ RHOADES Szzpervifor, Grodey 7-8 Faculty I ' 1 'uf ' fs --...,nav0' HOMER SHIPPY ' ELLA SNODGRASS Asst. Prof. Science Asst. Prof. Englifla 4 42, 1' J. Hr- -, .ya- 1-, HAzEL SECHLER Szlperoifor, Grader 1-2 Jar. 0' if W' if O. T. SNODGRASS Head, Marlo Dept. Y -rc lr-rf Q5 ,Q if STELLA VAUGHN Ant. Prof. Englifla and fozcrnalif c .s. A ' . KENNETH VANDENBOSCH Affoc. Prof. Playficczl Science F a c u I t ALMA STRACKBEIN Ant. Prof. Social Science . Id' 'IF-,gnu-1. gil? CARLETON WAITE GRACE WILLOWICK A.fJoc. Prof. Socml Science Amt. Prof. Social Science F T51 2 Q Q4 ' 1 2 2 -f ' 34? e 5 I Head Regidents, Bowden Hall. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bristol. . W fi i 4,1 1 6 I If nur-g V d9F ? 75 'W rdf'-s R 1 Ai A , Q W.. S A..-.nl Chow , 3' A. 1 ,if 4.:f Hg t xx W' nina xvewfsvx ' X M3 M62 HM' 5315-wfw iw? ff...J No class today, boys? -f r. gal .Y lj, x . ,- 4. 4,19-4. .fa Qi S54 7,1 , Q, 4 . 1. AT J S .41-ff! 'fr .r?'5 I P' L-L.f.E1.'-0 XJ P 'ti 1,- Last minute check -5: '52 ii Q mf I t X f i :Q inf ,I - .J 0 hr Z K X X in ,ev ' 5 Q 3 llg' if 'Nw G al Isn't the barbecue good, Dr. Brooks? xx, Practice makes perfect! Thx N I , 4 r Z f -Zi: ., I ,xv g a ' 1, m'f-As - 7 -51 P A x mg? , at -1 ' H27 Eg' 4 2 ! L- V url 5,5 K L W ff 1 1 X T N' G' bg ' X U If W fl Q rl' , X xy 1 -1 - f 4. - X N V1 Q 'l E if 'Ki w i F' 'L st f' , g 'V - if f ' QQQQ f M , Z I 2 . ' , 57 K 'X 1 W ' l Tj V - - , I O n I X D Q :t D 5 5 N, an E MARY AGNEW I BETTY JO 'ALLISON Gila, New Mexico Quemado, New Mexico 39' QQ 2. , ff .,. 1 Aka! , W J K --iii 1 U ROBERT BRISTOLN WYQUC, Aslsaasas 3 gf 'fi :.' , E Q f' Y HARRY BUCHANAN . , I White Deer, Texas HAMPTON COOPER Silver City, New Mexico PATSY CARRILLO Silver City, New Mexico .X X iff M335 ,ggi 4 X-rx! BPI' I I ae-at 5 RUSS DUNCAN A. B. FITCH Los Angeles, California I Silver City, New MEXICO . 1' , i 4 I in ,fy R595 M I 'xg ,gy f T'l A k gf- db , is li wx i F i F. , ' JOYCE FYFE Bayard, New Mexico fifffg 5 If, 1 1 111 he 1 GEORGE GAICH I JAMES GRAFF Powhatan Point, Ohio Chertuten, Indiana JOE HALLOCK CeRoy, Ohio 5 , N sffgff 'B XSXXQ' , . xwhw Ng 1, N 1 f W Y ' sk'-5 1 ' A x 1, Cx' I if I I 3 EDNA RUTH HAMBLEN Hobbs, New Mexico ye, W X v 4 .Lff I F -.ill ci. Q Eiga N-. 4'.1fl9 33, .7g,1'Q,,wr kg' jf 0.4 any 1 Ia K .1 -- X ED HARTER Newcastle, Indiana EDGAR EUGENE HAYNES Newcastle, Indiana f BETTY HUXTABLE Deming, New Mexico EVELYN JOHNSON Slver City, New Mexico 42 W I C , A REBECCA JIRON Quemada, New Mexico wk 5 N ,.- gjgal ffffw W, xx Y I X xx. 'i '.fff'55 . ., .ag t if V 3 . , 1-3 ' - fw gf , , f' WGN! E ,E 1 J x 'XV y E 1 NN If 'll f f , K' 'X wx r iw N .jg If X N ,X .1 ' 4 Q 1, YQ L ' K xE 'e ' X 39 C, j 5 X, K , S BEATRICE MCCONN ELL Ismay, Montana YR iw 1 . I- 41 V, 4 0 i. -'G KWZQ G jf G 5: x Q f f- ,Z NXXx n f jf N . , , W , ,f 5 X mvllmif GEORGE MCDONALD Houston, Texas CRISPIN MALDONADO Gila, New Mexico BOBBYE MATHERS Truth or Consequences, New Mexico 49 is me F' LAVON MEANS Fort Worth, Texas JOHN W. MOORE San Saba, Texas R 1 New r W 1 . - - If Ie I xv . ,4'v, I , 1 X I ly ', , 1 NX. 5 I X X X v 'Q X f X1 xx' ff ,O AUDREY MOREY I FAYE OHLER Silver City, New Mexico Coleraine, Minnesota 25' -yn 'i I d o- A gin , Y N l 4 WX ff MM mx XX l , I Xtli , Q' Af R 'I-X gkxk I 7 ' - iw N ' . -K . u l x ' i Q ,S 5' if i 5 MURIEL SMITH O'NEILL Roswell, New Mexico 1-811211 an TALLIA PFRIMMER JIM PGW-ELL Tucso , Arizona Semmoley T SN 5 s ,fr X 'N A I . IQ- vs I5 Q5 4 If MQ' ,mls ' A' J I s Y I' A V '4 L DUANE RAILE St. Francis, Kansas Qi ,Q , Jw iw JERRY ROSE MARY SCHADEL Fishers. Indiana Silver City, New Mexico 1 B. I 6 Qs-1 A . X , 5 fgxf- . 5 1, - f X . 43 K x P4 I, i CATHERINE SMITH Deming, New Mexico S A E JIM SMITH I DORIS THOMAS Rochester, Indiana Alvord, Texas f s ipna I sf' is :bf ff S 4 fbaw!w','A'fM I ,L I r ,f I IA I X f A 1 A J f Y' A . f X , X ANNA CLEAVE TOWER Washington, D. C. -ix.. all N ! -.i 4' XX 'A . 5- wk , 'U' bww-of-avg 'WX GILBERT YOCKY THOSE WITHOUT PICTURES Allen, Betty Lusk Baxter, Merlyn Breckenridge, Robert Collins, Curtis L. Cox, Belle O. Elvira, Ricardo P. Fleck, Frank C. Frizzi, Henry Fredrick Fuller, William Gallegos, Martin H. Gehrs, Don D. Goble, Mary Helen Holguin, Gilbert H Jimenez, Julian Lawson, jack Maudslay, Patricia Mdntoya, Louis V. Moore, Elizabeth Mulliken, Nancy V. Tipton, Monte Dee Torres, Adolf Valkingburg, M. R. Van Deman, Richard Whitmore, Erma Wipf, Alice Wood, Martha Virginia Wrinkle, Betty Mena Alderette h 4 sf M Gregono Chax ez Af, Margaret Chavez rgg ' X John Dalton Betty Rose Douglas Harold Coffman Hope Fields Marilyn Hinson John Funk Kathryn I-Iutchms john W. Iustus eanette H rash May Kusuda ,I June Lacey 'F HF: Ida Labadie . 7 .lv . A 'llqxgw I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 4 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 11 1 -1 1 r... W Bobby Lowe Nea McComb Maus Little Alfred Madrid Wayne Mason Irene Martinez john T. Moore Pat Myers Bernard McNary fx if be ny AQ Fred Norton Alex Beralta Estephana Pena Margaret Rios jay Richardson Lb Peggy Powell Don Scott Gene Sheward Callie Smatana W Marty Uher Loreta. Wade Archie Tower nu, V. .. 4715 4 4 Glenn Webb Andazola, Manuel L. Ashton, Dean Barker, Harry J. Bennett, Benjamin Black, Jane S. Brooks, Kent Carpenter, lack B. Chavez, Tessie Contreras, Esther Cordero, Rosalia O. Crow, Harold W. DeMare, Frances Dooley, Frank E. Eckert, Mabel Brown Goettsche, Lee Roy Goetz, john Harshbarger, Ralph Charles White THOSE WITHOUT PICTURES Hawkins, Jane E. Holguin, Raul W. Hutchison, james Cecil Lawson, Jack Littlefield, Bob Noble, Bailey Nolan, Ferne H. Perez, Johnnie R. Pettus, Inez Prizeman, Herbert H. Shatsby, Chris Short, Neva Shultz, Stanton O. Tafoya, Lorenza G. Valles, joe Ward, Edwina White, Robert A. Wood, James jr. 5 X E , I' f ' HQ 1 x-'L 5 ., 'q4 .Y ,, r 5 Sie- L a ,E- ?x ' ' - 7 - X :4 - ...-if vit 1 Must be four o'c1ock, tea time! One littleg two little, three little Mustangs- X A 5 Refi, in C433 'in a- W t.,,,..,., .z, L it .f ,M was 'Q FY' ma.: N 4. II 4 -astk wma 3 John Acosta Arminda Andazola x . -.gg it Burwell Barnes Know where it is? Qi S. WMM I? ,gif 235. f wiv 'i Raymond C. Barrall Corinne S- BHITO ,J Q sw' 1 'L ' Q , I . I v - . 1 qv 1 if v N0 dass t0daYv g ids? ,.1,,,,1'Q.1 Betty Ann Barton Virginia Becht . Billy Blancett Ann Bloodsworth . rdWp.k9v .- .4 1 9- dfmh Cipriano Castillo Stella Chavez vw., - Planning to stay, Muffet? Betty J- CQX - Jacqueline Dale Joe Duby .E Don Eagen Y gs Mugtan ef Donald Flanagan S S O P H CJ M O R E Aj 2 n-.. 'F Helen Gobble N , 'xg i A 1 5. . 3- W 1 .4 A Ya D tennxs HUYOHC Pat Gonzales X J.- . 'E'-, :K , .4 I , lil ff' Billy Gray 'PN if T Nathlia Hawk Miki' V1rg1nia Hicks Good joke, Ed! tif Melvin S. Jang ima, , v? V my 4, Vw B' . 'w . W, 5 , ,iw N'-W Y,Q,f'hw mm -vids mf' One of the prize floats Ruth Lee w 'lf' Rachel Madr1d Dorothy Matthews id 1 Q W ff A af, I c ,. - ,. ff' A y' . ,L , ag, .hm -. 'liz'-V ' 7,. V, wk 4 K ' fo -4, ab Ar f -I l Clare Moore of 1 E RF' 5-a ,gs AQ A x S4 Joanne McPherson ffl' 3 ' a V146 ,. 0 U L d V. ' Mary and Pat gossiping Oy Nicholson S 0 r H O M 6 o Frieda Norris S Patsy Roseberry . lilllh---- - 2 Akbar.- G1adY5 Rubenstein Sophomore class float. i ,-'ur f 'kk f 1 . f , 'umm Nora Sanchez Flora Shelton Ann and Bailey at the C. C. dance Cauie Smatana so-fi: w 'H - , V -Q aw t 'igf 'J Charles S. Stephens Edwm Stonelake -'I 1 . . , x ig V' S 41 I , - x-a, , F' . A ' 'W 1 I ' 'H 7 g . I 1. r 1--I AJ Q Y- i- 51: P 'E S P +I? '-:QQ 74 1. af Q' ' r SQ . ' 1 I ,P , . ef- ' J ,J 1, - ' . 'ls -,rg , , s. Q: , .4 .I LJ-1, , ,G ., ff-fl, A, '-, '.q V ,. wr 2, '- :Q - Jef- Jimmy Swartz I Miss Gowanlock is late. -'I 1 .cffw X xx if J M 5 Dudley Sykes r r r u e r r u , ' - .., , F ix 'Qs' Q Laura Van Deman fi Cactus grows here, too. Richard Van Deman Jig. ,fm ff' V nf dnl' 551 'df x .-rf Charley Wellborn SOPHOMORES WITHOUT PICTURES Alba, Augustine Arteche, Raul Bowman, George Bynum, Betty Davalos, Helen del Castillo, Adelina Fish, Dean Gutierrez, Elvira Head, William Lowell Hoagland, Dorothy Avis Hodges, Yvonne Kemper, James C. Kovacevich, Rod LaEorge, William Leshikar, Erwin 6 Nr Y Yvonne Yeager Love, Ramona G. Wilson McFadden, Charles S. Matthews, Loraine S. Mills, Kenneth Morrison, john E. Noll, Robert Parks, Dave joe Pearson, Richard Pena, Rodolfo D. Puleston, Kenneth Smith, Hazel Smith, Robert E. at gf' SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Dudley Sykes, Prefidezztg Dorothy Matthews, Seqreffzryg Don Flanagan, V. P. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS George Stone, V. P. , Gloria Bennett, S6C1'6ft11'y W' 'F'w 'f'5 Ben Trujillo, Prexidezzf 'C :WM 'Nr' e 'i . W 'Iovita Acosta E Ida Apodaca 'ft' 'Q-o--7' ..,,,m if if' lk Lena Baca Patsy Batts X 1 478 1 0' Darrell Barnes E 12106 Biffingef N 'fa' -uv I - 5 i 'A if ra Iirlinda Bustamante Mary Esther Cardoza la' IALSQV if ' 'A ' 1 1 7 Consuelo Chacon J- J! ewgiv -.uf 1 Margaret Louisa Chavez 3' 9 L 3 XI' ' Mary J. Chavez Ray Chavez R E S H Shirley Cloudt Esther Contreras N -.JV 4' Robert Drummond Eddie Duran Shlrley Evans W M 15 Ye 4' 'ir ', , - -, L ,I l ., f e Q V , ,, R I .1 He ' . U 543 1' b In 'gyg' T43 1'r:'A ' .: '? - ,. -' 5 iii' IW - ,1- 'S X joseph Fahrlender ilu ,351-A 'uv Ben Fisher p Helen Fitch 1, 5 ! L KK ' Grace Forehand Lou Ann Gowanlock O h-OM 'Q '.Lk Albert Groethuis Fred Hansen sg, af .4-Q , . 3,2 .Wy , . -VL' A ! T 1 vt 'fa .gf Y J Harold Hirashima John Humhprey O V . .sf f Q' Swt, ,, 34, .5-T 3 , y . ' i Joan Jackson Sara Jiminez Us I Billy Lansford H . SS' r :W ack Lansford ,A md' Virginia Lampher Kenneth Lee X' 5 if 3 3+ Hilario Llamas Gloria Lucero O Everett Manning Lupe Monge Donna Morey Shirley McCauley it ,H Kathryn McKee Mary MCN3fy 'vi' ii Cloyce Nicholson 'T we 5 Lillian Royball Betty Pena EQ ? 'r,r 'ww Lilia Saenz H if mf sk Q Q. 1' of 9? M .' ' ' .ez Fernando Salcido Tommy Sedillos O Billie Ruth SiITlPSOI1 Joyce Sfokg, S 8 a F S wa R 1 F 'R Laura Tipton Don Trammell O Ruth Udero Sally Vandcnbosch bsx Lee Veck F R E S H M E N . , Y 'ff Ann White esse Vise 4 'S S 1 . Find anything, Joe? FRESHMEN WITHOUT PICTURES Adams, John Clarence Alvo, Arturo Baeza, Lalo S. Bowman, Oscar L. Jr. Carr, James W. Castro, Maurilio M. Connors, Albert Coquat, Michael L. Cross, Maxine Patterson Delgado, Richard Ogas Douglass, Jewell Easterling, Glen C. Francis, Maurice B. Galvan, Joe H. Grady, Albert E. Griffin, Robert Paul Grogg, Thomas G. Harrell, Gene Wayne Hicks, Billy Ray Higgins, Tommie A. Hightower, Stanley Ivy, Jimmy D. Jaurequi, Greg 5-'EM' Lou Ann helps - - - Johnson, Glenn Edward Jones, Elma Jean Juarez, Vicente Donez Langford, Robert L. McDowell, John M. McDowell, Ray Merino, Frank Miyashiro, Roger Morris, Donney Zell Munoz, Ganzalo B. Parker, Marjorie Parra, James Riddle, Donald Rosenstihl, Bill Stanley, John Stone, George Toy, Walter Trujillo, Benny G. Trujillo, Eloy Valkingburg, Lysle Werner, Neva J. Bennett Gloriadean Chavez, Miguel Schultz, Frances Nigga 0.7, A Y- 1. jf. , . .. .eg . 5 7 . airy E if V- . ' :'7'f'5riw S' ,, b wif-? ',ws' ' 1 . 1 I ps' I - ,, Y . . v , I Yi., V 5 A., I1 rm' iv l 'Q 4 . , - 1 1 . .-1 A Y any . . 9 9 wg. X A1 I '- , Y A .1-. -3 if F Huff Y ' - ' ' i '4 2 Q. X' .1 , - Qt' .. in ' 4 at ab- ' v A - . -ii' . .. , ' 'a V, .-sv W- ' . 4 A , gf. ,. ' N J , -,Nw ,sc-we 5 2 , J, 1-gf I, 5 , 1 ,, ...JV ,QR 4 dn ,nr Q3 A. 5 A wa.. , ,J ,Q -f -Y 3 L , ' W S A f, W x I ,ZWVL-qw: Q: .Mg y A d' A M. 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A Q-RN 3 f N f f I 6, 5 ff,'LX .,j -i X 4: ,4 Ei? wwf? E 4 L X ' 1 -Mi f ,' A I 1 l' Hi? 5 ' I , , Ie, I I F X X5 6.35 f gf Q fg - if -x Ann Bloodsworth Don Flanagan Audrey Morey Q' f 40, 1 fm f XA ' f N ':'Q K 4 ,3 Sf lf J' fbff I 2-1? , ,1 M. I 1 ,f 'iv-dam Coach Brancheau Ed Harter, Trainer la, 1 '3 ls., 5 ' 2' ' sc S nn: Q Q Joe Hallock, Manager Football Schedule -QI, .kg 2 I952-53 Coach johnson Sept. Sept. Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov. 13 20 27 4 11 18 25 1 8 U. of Arizona East. Arizona J. C. Adams State Phoenix College Panhandle A 85 M Highlands U. E. N. M. U. N. M. M. I. Arizona CFlagstaffj Homecoming Tucson Thatcher Here Here Goodwell Las Vegas Here Roswell Here A40 OV' , Dean Ashton Tackle Will Dutch make it? University of Arizona 4 .,,,,.ri in 1 , Q g i 4' V x i I 'i A , '7 Oscar Bowman Gmzzzl In their first encounter of the season, the Mustangs journed to Tuscon, Arizona, where they blanked the B squad of the University of Arizona 19-0. Kent Brooks, 1951 all-conference end, scored twice in this contest on passes from quarterback Merlyn Baxter. Bob Noll, Western fullback added the other tally. Moose looks for an opening. ff, u-n.11.ria.r1zsn74..1.a1vu1' Yu - ' -. 1, .x .wrw Q f K Skip Buchanan Back if jim Carr Emi LINEMEN, 195g Ht Rout Marty Uher, Frank Dooley, Max Valkingburg. 272411 Raza: Bailey Noble, .lim Ivy, Kent Brooks, Dwane Raile. l BACKFIELD Bob Noll, Moose Wfhite, Skip Buchanan. Dutch Baxter MQ fn, Eastern Arizona Junior College A stubborn Eastern Arizona aggregation fell before the Mustangs at Thatcher, Arizona 19-7. The scrappy Gila Monsters held Western in check for almost the entire first half. Little jimmy Powell, however, proved too much for the Monsters as he scored two of the three Mustang counters. Little All-American Bob White scored the other T. D. for the Mustangs. iw Bill Hicks Center Q Jack Langsford Tfzrkle Adams State In the Mustang home opener which also was their conference debut, Adams State fell victim to the Mustangs ground attack 20-7. The first half was a nip and tuck affair. In the second half, however, the Western ground assault overwhelmed the Indians of Alamosa, Colo. Bob Noll scored twice for the Profs and Bob XVhite, once. w.' 'Q we ,' ' 4' . - ' , ' 4 i l . I l t I t -,Jr ' ,,xvH l'-' n lr, 't 'FN 1 ' .,,..,..v- li w 1, if Quan..- ia qq Bob Noll, most saluable player 1952 53 The Mustang ground attack clxcked for a total of 410 yards as they romped ox cr the Bears of Phoemx College to the tune of 38 7 at Western The Prof defense was equally as effectne as they checked Phoennc to only 76Q total yards. Benny Trujnllo led the Mustang scorlng by tallymg three tnmes Bob Noll scored twice and Dudley Sykes made the other counter Ii Panhandle A S My At Goodwell, Okla. 'the Panhandle Aggies,,who were eventually -the conference co-champions, set down the Mustangs 20-O. The Profs were seriously hampered by injuries throughout the contest, and could not cope with the Aggie attack. Panhandle scored early in the contest after recovering a Western fumble and were never threatened after that. l . 1 Lavon Means Bailey Noble B0b N011 I-Ialfbfzrk Tackle Fzzlllmrk 'Highlands Universit The Mustangs put a damper on the Homecoming festivities of the Highland Cowboys as they blanked them 21-O. The Cowboys held the Mustangs to a single score in the first half, then sub- mitted twice to Wfestern in the final half of the contest. Highlighting the contest was jimmy Parra's brilliant 84-yard touchdown gallop in the final minutes of the game. Q -,.x , A - f 11,3 'Zyl A ' fra Players From New Mexico 151 Razr: Moose White, Ray McDowell, Lysle Valkingburg, George Stone, Oscar Bowman. Zim' Rout Frank Dooley, Bob Noll, 'lim Parra, Erwin Leshikar, jim Carr, Benny Trujillo. A .5 , inn, ,L AS f. Dave Parks Jim Powell J im Parra Quarferbark Halfback Hffffbflfk' 5 'S l i i ll Dwane Raile , 1. Tackle l B.. Nothing like good old mud! 0 O O U O The Greyhounds of Eastern New Mexico put an end to XVestern's title hopes by giving them a 27-14 setback. The Greyhounds continually capitalized on breaks and on Mus- tang fumbles in the second half to throw Western out of the confer- as no ence running. Scorers for the Mustangs were Buchanan and White. George iztone . Gum' ii. 5- Benny Trujillo Marty Uher H al fback Guard Dudley Sykes Hfzlfbfzck , , M , I , - Avenging an 89-0 defeat at the hands of Western, the season before, the Cadets of the New Mexico Military Institute scored a 27-7 upset victory over the Mustangs. The Cadets checked the vaunted ground attack of he Mustangs and held them . to only 158 yards. The remainder of XVestern's yardage came by way of the passing game. . Western's lone score was made by Bob Noll early in the tilt. . vm A Zi 77' ' . ,,.. fi MV F 'Que Moose White Halfback Pile-up! ' . Flagstaff Western climaxed its 1952 season by subduing Arizona State of Flagstaff 14-7 in a muddy Mustang Homecoming battle. Flagstaff's lone counter came after the final gun, due to penalties inflicted by the Mustangs. Bob Noll scored both Western touchdowns and Jim Ivy, continuing his extra point mastery, made both conversion attempts. Ivy kicked eight without a miss in the course of the season. Here comes the ball! Y lb sa .L at 1 is cz Homecoming Day All-Confere-nee Players Bob White and Dwane Raile made the all-conference first teams at offensive halfback and defensive tackle respectively. Given honorable mention in the all-eonference listings Were: Frank Dooley, offensive and defensive Center Marty Uher, offensive guard Max Valkingburg, offensive guard George Stone, defensive guard Q Bailey Noble, offensive and defensive tackle Erwin Leshikar, defensive guard r Lavon Means, defensive halfback Harry Buchanan, offensive wingback Merlyn Baxter, offensive quarterback Bob Noll, offensive fullback Lysle Valkingburg, defensive lineback ' In Dec. Dec. Dec Dec Dec Dec. Jan. Jan. jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. 5-6 ....... 13 ...... 23 -- 27 ..... 29 ..,... 30 ...... 7 ...... 16-17 27-28 6-7 ........ 13-14 17 ......... 20-21 24-25 26 ......... Basketball SCHEDULE Arizona State College Eastern Arizona junior College Pepperdine San Diego Fresno State College Pasadena Grand Canyon College Eastern New Mexico Panhandle A 85 M Adams State ,----...-Eastern Arizona Junior College St. Michaels .-.-,,,.,...-.-----'Highlands University Wayland Harold Coffman, Mike Haynes, Don Morris, Jim Smith, joe Duby, Don Eagen Dick Pearson, Bill Rosenstihl, Gene Sheward, Ed Harter, Dean Fish, joe Galvan Ray McDowell, Frank Dooley, Cipriano Castillo, Coach Oliphant. AA Arizona State College M X Harold Coffman Guard The Mustangs opened their 1952-53 season with a double victory over the Lumberjacks of Flagstaff, Arizona, 68-63: 77-56. All-conference jim Wood, who later left the squad to await the draft call, was high man in the first contest with 15 points. Easy Ed Harter swished in 17 in the next night to capture high point honors. im waiting for the ball- rf I..---4 The press is well represented joe Duby Guard if 4 - i w hr' L . 1- ll Don Eagen Forward .I 1 give, I .-23. Eastern Arizona Junior College In a hard fought contest at Thatcher Arizona the Profs emerged victorious by a lone counter. Western won 49-48. Gene Sheward paved the way in the Western scoring column with 9 markers. Will it ever come down? West Coast Trip Disaster met the Profs on their invasion of the West Coast as they tasted defeat on four successive occasions. Pepperdine College first smacked Western 68-54 at Los Angeles, Calf In a closer tilt San Diego State beat the Mustangs 69-63. journeying to Fresno, the Profs once more fell, 79-59, to Fresno State. In the last contest Pasadena College spanked Western 79-65. Dean Fish C enter .1 im Smith Gene Sheward Guard C enter Up, jim, up ! Wi.. Grand Canyon College Rebounding from their bitter California episode, the Profs took our their vengeance on Grand Canyon College in the Mustang fieldhouse. The Phoenix aggregation fell before the Mustangs 64-48. Mike Haynes F07'Zl'I17'IZI Eastern New Mexico The Mustangs opened their conference play with two victories over the defending conference champions. Eastern New Mexico University was the victim 72-63 and 46-45 Bill Rosenstihl Cenfer New Mexico Militar Institute Next, journeying to Roswell, the Mustangs knocked off the Broncos of New Mexico Military Institute twice to the tune of 57-54 and 61-48. jim Smith and Ed Harter led the way in the two contests scoring 14 and 18 respectively for the two nights. Ed nabbed it! Panhandle A 8 Panhandle next felt the sting of the Mustang scoring attack. They fell to the Profs 59-53, 65-52 in the Mustang field- house. In both tilts the Mustangs came back from early Panhandle leads. dams State The Profs trudged up to Alamosa, Colo., for two more loop tiffs with the Adams State Indians. Western increased their conference lead by setting down the Indians 54-44, and then outlasting them 60-54. Eastern Arizona Junior College The Monsters from Eastern Arizona once more forced the Mustangs to come from behind to whip them The Profs trailed at the intermission 32-28, but their second half surge gave them a 69 54 win. St. Michaels, Clinching the New Mexico Conference basketball championship, the Mustangs humbled the cellar dwelling knights of St. Michaels College 75-41 and 87-57 on the Mustang court. P ew Mexico Highlands Finishing their conference slate unblemished, the West- ern Mustangs defeated the Cowboys of New Mexico High- lands by scores of 65-55 and 72-60, at Las Vegas. In both contests the Profs jumped to early leads and never were headed or endangered. Dick Pearson Ed, Haftef Forward Guard - Q ,Q A I S-7 1 : k I Mike, Ed and jim: the departing seniors. 3 , 'l 5 .V ':A Wa land College In the last regularly scheduled contest, the Profs journeyed to Plainview, Texas, to meet the Wayla'nd college aggregation. Wayland humiliated the Mustangs to the tune of 65-46. This was Western's first loss since the disastrous West Coast jaunt. i953 hampions Coach Oliphant I ' 'ES 2 1. AN ' 'llfmif v N S . -552 5.55 EM! .4 ' jj 1.5, ,A ,..g,. f-J, ' '05 fa., Q-5:-3,1 ' ' Q, ff -ffff' gg Q . 2 i f , 1 ig Q1 2 R. A f , T IJ! Row: Erwin Leshikar, Richard Maslowj Bob Noll, Augustine Alba, Cipriano, Castillo, Mike Haynes. Zmi row: Gene Sheward, Dick Pearson, Ralph Harshbarger, Lavon Means, Robert White, james Smith, Don Smith, Adolph Torres, Coach Fox. -'in PF l tl 7 7? ' nv 4 wi' I.. QQ' 1 if A Erwin Leshikar, Gene Sheward, Ralph Harshbarger, Don Smith. 9 xii '. :TQ 4 J , s I Kg 3 Cipriano Castillo, Augustnie Alba, Richard Maslow. 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