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To flotation In mining and metallurgic terminology a Flowsheej is a diagramatic es of an entire operation, step by step, from the beginning to end.

method

In "Miner" tradition, we call the Texas Western College annual Flowsheet tory of student life step by step through all phases of college activity.

of showing the processbecause

it traces

the his-

From the rush of registration and beginning classes, football games and fraternity pledging in the first days of school, to the final exams and at last, graduation, the Flowsheet follows the student. The dances, friends, the big game, the parade, all the traditions and memories of college life are recorded in pictures and copy, for the student to look back on in days ahead, in the Flowsheet.

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1960 FLOWSHEET STAFF Faculty

Thelma Moreno Velma Moreno

Seniors

Diana Craft

Juniors

Mary Frances Darbyshire

Sophomores

Pat Goad

Freshmen

Nina Keeler

Beauties and Royalty

Barbara Wiggs Gerri Miele

Outstanding Students

Armida Gonzalez

Campus Life

Cecilia Rico Emilia Rico Catanna Catana

Honoraries

Susan Cone Marilyn Woodfin

Student Government

Anne Blaugrund

Publications

Frances Shanblum

Fine Arts

Joyce Reeder

Greeks

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Jay Hollyfield Brenda Schuller Brenda Henderson

Engineering

Gus Stearns

Arts & Science

Kathy Toelkes

Religious

Mary Jane Wise Sandra Wheaton

ROTC

Pat Mitchell Donna Flanders

Football

Martha Hernandez Mary Louise Moreno

Spring Sports Intramurals

Janet Duncan Armida Gonzalez

Business Staff

Brenda Grose Pris Rowe

Art

Dolores Maffei Wade Bob Frink Mike Davis

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Photography

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John Fitch Mateo Hinojosa AI Fryar Joe Casares Raul Mondragon Sonny Lanham Smoky Holcomb Marie Culpepper Durward McKenzie Armando Chapa Maury Gibson

TABLE OF CONTENTS ORGANIZATIONS Honoraries Student Government Publications Fine Arts Greeks Engineering Arts & Science Religious

ROTC

155 167 175 183 191 209 215 227 235

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ACTIVITIES Beauties _ _. . .._ _ __ 75 Royalty _ _ __. ._.

91 Outstanding Students _ __ _ _.101 Campus Life __.. . ..__ _ _113

ATHLETICS Football _ _ _..__.. .._._._ 255 Basketball _ _..__ 265 Spring Sports .._ _ _ _ _271 Intramurals _ _ _ 275

THE COLLEGE Administration Classes __ _ Seniors Juniors Sophomores Freshmen

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DEDICATION DEAN OF ENGINEERING,

ACTING

PRESIDENT,

FACULTY MEMBER AND ADMINISTRATOR

These are the capacities

in which Eugene M. Thomas has served Texas

Western for 30 years.

He graduated

from the old Texas College

Bachelor of Science in mining engineering 1930. He has taught

He received

and joined the faculty

mining. engineering

except for time out to do graduate

a Master

Institute of Technology

of Mines in 1926 with a

and metallurgy

here in

here ever since,

work.

of Science

in metallurgy

from Massachusetts

in 1939 and the Engineer of Mines degree

from

TCM in 1940.

He became

Dean of Engineering

and the Engineering

Department

in 1942, and has served the College

well, turning out engineers

the College become one of the leading engineering Dean Thomas was acting in 1948. He is a registered

president engineer

and helping

schools in the country.

of the College

for three

months

and has worked in the industries

of

the growing Southwest.

The staff of the Flowsheet is happy to dedicate'this man who has done so much for Texas Western.

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year's book to a

PRESIDENT J. R. SMILEY

(D~.,.s\1{stn路.., C~"~.5~ OF

THE

UJlH'拢R$ITY

OF

TEXAS

October 21, 1959

To the Editors

and Staff of the F'Iowahee t of 1960

I write to wish you well in your labors in preparing the new Floweheet. Few of us can realize the planning, the imagination, the long bours of hard work that go into one of the most significant recorda of an academic year at Texas Western. I am sure you will succeed in capturing the spirit of the campus and thereby ensure a constant source of pleasure and happy memories for all who are here this year. The Flowsheet invariably provides an important link between our ex-students and the College and we shall continue to be in your debt for your efforts.

With all good wi sbe e , Sincerely your e ,

A~~Y r>: 12

THORNTON HARDIE of EI Paso Member of the University of Texas Board of Regents.

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DR. ANTON H. BERKMAN Dean of Arts and Science

CHARLES A. PUCKETT Dean of the Graduate Division

GEORGE C. McCARTY Dean of Men

EUGENE M. THOMAS Dean of Mines and Engineering

MRS. LOUISE RESLEY Dean of Women

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BAXTER POLK Librarian

ALVIN A. SMITH Business Manager

JOSEPH M. WHITAKER Registrar

OFFICERS OF ADMINISTRATION

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/ STEELE JONES News and Information Director

MARY H. LAUER Health Service

LUVENIA E. ARNOLD Assistant Registrar

ROY C. FISK Assistant Business Manager

MRS. E. L. TOROK Faculty Secretary

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CLYDE E. KELSEY Director of Testing and Guidance

MRS. LILLIAN COWAN Placement Office

C H A I R M E N

DR. FLOYD E. FARQUEAR Chairman of Education

DR. EDWIN J. KNAPP Chairman of Math & Physics

DR. C. C. CRAWFORD Chairman of Philosophy

FLOYD A. DECKER Chairman of Engineering

VIRGIL C. HICKS Co-Chairman Journalism and Radio-Television

DR. 路WILLIAM LAKE Chairman of Chemistry

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JOHN J. MIDDAGH Co-Chairman Journalism and Radio-Television

C H A I R M DR. JOSEPH RINTELEN Chairman of Mining & Metallurgy

DR. HOWARD E. QUINN Chairman of Geology

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DR. LEROY G. SEILS Chairman of Health & P.E. DR. C. L. SONNICHSEN Chairman of English

DR. EDGAR T. RUFF Chairman of Languages

MISS VERA WISE Chairman of Art

DR. REX W. STRICKLAND Chairman of History, Gov't, Sociology

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DR. HAROLD ALEXANDER Associate Professor of Chemistry

MR. HAROLD BALLARD Assistant Professor of Math & Physics

DR. FRED BACHMANN Professor of Modern Languages

MR. THOMAS BARNES Professor of Physics

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DR. RALPH BENTZ Associate Professor of Math

MR. LANIS BOSWORTH Assistant Professor of Psychology

DR. CALEB BEVANS Associate Professor of Modern Languages

MAJ. DUNCAN BOUGHNER Military Science

LELAH BLACK Associate Professor of Eco. cSr B.A.

CAPT. WILLIAM BOYERS Military Science

DR. JOHN BLOOM Assistant Professor of History

DR. HALDEEN BRADDY Professor of English

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MR. MICHAEL BRAND Associate Professor of Eco. & B.A.

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MR. FRED BREWER Instructor of Modern Languages

MR. RALPH BRIGGS Associate Professor of Music

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MR. RUSSELL BRINKER Professor of Engineering

MR. BRUCE BROOKS Instructor of Radio

MRS. FLORENCE BUCKNER MR. WILLIAM BURGETI Assistant Professor of Eco. 0. B.A. Instructor of Math & Physics

DR. ROBERT BURLINGAME Associate Professor of English

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DR. RICHARD BURNS Associate Professor of Education

COL. JOSEPH BUYS Military Science

MR. NOBERT CARNOVALE Assistant Professor of Music

MR. CLARENCE CERVENKA Assistant Professor of Engineering

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MR. ABRAHAM CHAVEZ, JR. Instructor of Music

MR. BEN COLLINS Assistant Professor of Health & P.E.

THOMAS CHISM Instructor of Bible

MR. HAROLD COLDWELL Instructor of Math

MR. RALPH COLEMAN Professor of Engineering

ELLEN COOGLER Assistant Professor of Art

MR. VIRGIL COWART Instructor of Eco. & B.A.

SGT. ROBERT COX Military Science

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MRS. KATHLEEN CRAIGO Assistant Professor of Health & P.E.

MR. JOHN DENNY Instructor of History and Government

MR. HAROLD DAVIS Assistant Professor of Health & P.E.

DR. JACK CROSS Assistant Professor of History

MR. GEORGE DICKINSON Instructor of Business Administration

MRS. LURLINE DOUGLAS Intructor of English

DR. JAMES DAY Associate Professor of Education

MR. WALTER DUCOFF Instructor of Engineering

MRS. ELEANOR DUKE Assistant Professor of Biological Sciences

DR. OLAV EIDBO Associate Professor of Music

DR. GENE ERION Professor of Eco. & B.A.

DR. ALONZO FOSTER Professor of Education

DR. DONALD FREELAND Assist ant Profe ssor of Eco. 6. B.A.

DR. WAYNE FULLER Associate Professor of History

MRS. GRETCHEN GABRIEL Asst. Professor of Modern Languages

MR. REX GERALD Assistant Professor of Sociology

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F A MR. CHARLES GLADMAN Associate Professor of Math

MRS. LYNEDE GLARDON Instructor of Health & P.E.

MR. PAUL GOODMAN Instructor of Sociology

DR. GLADYS GREGORY Professor of Government

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DR. CLARENCE HACKED Instructor of Psychology

MR. FRANK HARLAND Assistant Professor of Drama & Speech

MR. PAUL HASSLER Associate Professor of Engineering

DR. JOHN HADDOX Assistant Professor of Philosophy

MR. HENRY HAMPTON Instructor of Biological Sciences

DR. JESSE HANCOCK Professor of Chemistry

MR. WILTZ HARRISON Associate Professor of Art

MR. THEODORE HARRIS Instructor of History

DR. LOZIER HENDERSON Professor of Education

MR. EVERED HEINS Assistant Professor of Eco. & B.A.

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DR. WADE HARTRICK Professor of Eco. & B.A.

MRS. ROBERTA HOFFMAN Instructor of English

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MR. JOHN HOVEL Instructor of History

MR. JOSEPH JAMES Associate Professor of English

MRS. CLARICE JONES Assistant Professor of Speech

MR. ORVILLE KRUSCHWITZ Instructor of Math

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DR. EARL LANDERS Associate Professor of Biological Sciences

MR. OSCAR McMAHAN Associate Professor of Physics

MR. WILLIAM MERKIN Instructor of Eco. 6. B.A.

DR. JOSEPH LEACH Professor of English

MR. ROBERT MASSEY Assistant Professor of Art

MR. MILTON LEECH Associate Professor of Drama & Speech

DR. JACK MEADOWS Professor of Education

MRS. LORAINE MERRILL Instructor of Music

MR. VLADIK MICULKA Assistant Professor of Math & Physics

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MR. RALPH LOWENSTEIN Assistant Professor of Journalism

SGT. THEODORE MEIER Military Science

MR. NACIM MILEDI Instructor of Chemistry

F A COL. FRANK MITER Instructor of Math

DR. LLOYD NELSON Professor of Geology

MR. LEON MOSES Associate Professor of English

MR. LEIF NEPRUD Instructor of Math & Physics

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T y

MRS. CATHERINE O'MALLEY Assistant Professor of Education

DR. PEARL PONSFORD Assistant Professor of English

MR. ROBERT OMUNDSON Instructor of Math & Physics

DR. RAY PAST Associate Professor of English

DR. EUGENE PORTER Professor of History

MRS. PATRICIA RENNICK Instructor of Philosophy

MRS. BULAH PATIERSON Assistant Professor of Math

MRS. JOAN QUARM Instructor of English

MRS. BERTHA REYNOLDS Associate Professor of Education

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MRS. MARY QUINN Associate Professor of Sociology

MR. ALBERT RUOTSALA Assistant Professor of Geology

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MR. WILLIAM RUSSElL Instructor of Modern Languages

SGT. MAJ. WILLIAM SAWYER Military Science

DR. JOHN SHARP Associate Professor of Modern Languages

MR. WILLIAM SHEPPARD Assistant Professor of Math & Physics

MR. ROBERT SCHUMAKER Assistant Professor of Math & Physics

MR. JOSEPH SCRUGGS Assistant Professor of Chemistry

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MR. FRANK SHlOJI Instructor of Chemistry

MRS. GRACE SMITH Instructor of English

~ MR. RICHARD SPIESE Instructor of English

MR. PAUL THETFORD Asst. Pr6f. of Philosophy & Psychology

MR. WILLIAM STRAIN Associate Professor of Geology

MR. JAMES THORBURN Instructor of English

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DR. ROBERT TAPPAN Assistant Professor of Modern Languages

MR. LYNN THAYER Instructor of Music

DR. E. A. THORMODSGAARD Professor of Music

MRS. EDYTHE THREADGILL Instructor of Mathematics

F A DR. WILBERT TIMMONS Professor of History

MRS. EMILY VOWELL Instructor of Geology

MR. GEORGE THOMPKINS Assistant Professor of Eco. & B.A.

MRS. MARIE WADDELL Instructor of English

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MR. JIMMY WALKER Assistant Professor of Health & P.E.

MRS. ROBERTA WALKER Instructor of English

SFC. WILLIAM WAn Military Science

MR. WILLIAM WEBB Assistant Professor of Modern languages

MR. PHILLIP YOUNG Assistant Professor of Engineering

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5 5 MISS EDNA BARNEn Bookstore

MRS. J. W. BROWN Secretary of Engineering

MISS路 FRANCES CLAYTON Assistant Librarian

MRS. R. D. CURTIS PBX Operator

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N T 5 1 MISS SHERILL DULANEY Secretary of Economics & Business

MRS. NORMA LEONARD Secretary Dr. Berkman

MRS. JUDY LARSEN Receptionist-Dean of Men

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MRS. JESS MARQUEZ

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MRS. JACKL YN McKENZIE MRS. MARY JO McKENZIE Administrative Staff Secretary of Graduate Division

MRS. ZELMA MITCHELL Business Office

MRS. B. A. PETRELLO Post Office

MRS. NELL SKIPWORTH Museum

MRS. THOMAS Library

5 MRS. JOE RAMSEY Dormitory Staff

MRS. L. W. STEVENS Office of the President

MRS. CELIA WALLER Head Resident Benedict Hal

MR. FRANK scon Library

MRS. CLARA SZURGOT Secretary of Military Science

MISS MARY WHITE Dormitory Staff

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MRS. J. F. THOMPSON Reference Department

MRS. NELL THOMPSON Library

MRS. FLORENCE WICTOR Secretary of Stenog. Bureau

MRS. ANN WILKERSON Secretary of Dean of Women

WAYNE AHR Major: Geology Kappa Sigma Sigma Gamma Epsilon

LUIS ALARCON

ALICIA ANCHONDO

Major: Spanish Newman Club Independent

Major: EI. Educ.

Newman Club

EVANGELINE ASPEITIA Major: History Independents Newman Club College Players

SUE ANN BILLMAN Major: Educ.

Chi Omeqa Chenrizig Alpha Chi UCCF; ACE; WAA; BSU

JOHN

H. BURRELL

Major: Elec. Eng. AlEE Alpha Chi Deseret Club

CONRAD

CHLARSON

JANET BUTLER

JAMES CARTER

Major: Educ.

Delta Delta Delta TWC Beauty Football Court '56 Chenrilig.V.P. Phi Alpha Theta Dorm Couneil-v.P. Newman Club

Major: Min. Alpha Phi Omega

JOHN

Major: Geology

CHRISTOPHER

JACK

Major: B.BA Phi Kappa Tau路V. Pre.ident Soc. Chairman Sgt.路At路Arm.

LILLIAN S. CONKLIN

BEVERLY COTTLE

Major: Educ.

Scholari.

Kappa Delta Pi

Major: Educ.

Delta Delta Delta Cheerleader Student Council TWC Sun Princess

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COLLEY

Major: B.A. Kappa Sigma

AARON

CRANFORD

KAY CRAWFORD

Major: P.E. Kappa Sigma "M" Club I.T.K.

WILLIAM

Major: Englis~ Zeta Tau Alpha Panhelleni~ W.A.A. U.C.C.F.

CREIGHTON

RAY DAUGHERTY

Major: BA Delta Sigma Pi-V.P. Sigma Chi-Trees.

Seebberd & Blade Who'sWho Distinguished Military Stud.

Major: B.B.A. Orange Key

NORMA DIAZ

JOHN

Major: EI. Educ, Phi-Theta-V.P. Phrateres Newman Club A.C.E. Independents

D. DOUGLASS

ROBERT DUCHOUQUETIE

Major: Ele~. Eng. AIEE-Se~.

Newman Club

Major: B.S.C.1.

Lambda Chi Alpha Who's Who Men of Mines Student Coun.

Orange Key Pershing Rifle Pre-Med Club Sardonyx

DALE DUKE

BILL ENGLERTH

Major: B.B.A.

Major: Civil Eng. Kappe Sigma-Pres.

Interfrat. Coun.

ASCE

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MARY FAIRCHILD

JOHN

Major: EI. Educ.

Gamma Phi Beta AC.E ..V.P.

FASHING

GEORGE

Major: B.B.A. Tau Kappa Epsilon Orange Key Delta Sigma Pi Seebbard & Blade Newman Club Men of Mines

FAULKNER

Major: Met. Eng. AIME.V.P. Alpha Chi Omega

ROBERT FERNANDEZ Major: Elec. Eng.

CATHERINE FINERTY JOHN

Major: EI. Educ.

Delta Delta Delt.

Military Queen

FITZGERALD

MARTHA LOU FLORENCE

Major: Psychology Psychology Club Psi Chi

Junior Favorite

Chenrizig Penhellenic-Pres.

Student Assee, See. Kappe Delta Pi

Major: Educ.

Scholaris Chenrizig Delta Delta Delta Cheerleader Who's Who TWC Beauty Keppa Sigma Sweetheart Spurs

JOY FROST Major: EI. Educ.

MIKE FURMAN Major: B.A Football Team Sigma Alpha Epsilon Scabbard & Blade Miners Club I.F.C.

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MIGUEL A. GALLARDO

EDWARD F. GEE

Major: Sec. Educ.

Prospector Staff

Major: Geology

JERRY GILBY

GIL GOOD

Major: Geology "M" Club Alpha Phi Omega

Major: Physics Phi Kappa Tau EI Burro

t RICHARD E. GRANT

LEWIS M. GRIFFIN

Major: History Sigma Alpha Epsilon Orange Key Flowsheet U.C.C.F.路Pres.

Episcopal Co mm.-Pres.

BRENDA GROSE

Major: Physics

GEORGINE GUEVARA

Major: English All TWC Favorite Zeta Tau Alpha Who's Who Freshman Favorite Scholaris Flowsheet EI Burro Chenrizig; Spurs S.A. Secretary

MARTHA GUEVARA

Major: Music Choir MENC Beauty Finalist

JERRY GUIDRY

NAJETTE HALOW

Major: Civil Eng. Kappa Sigma Sardonyx Orange Key ASCE Scabbard & Blade

Major: Educ.

Flowsheet Who's Who Alpha Chi Chenri1ig-Sec. Treas.

Scholaris-Reporter U.C.C.F.

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EDWIN HALPERIN Major: Drama College Players Who's Who Alpha Chi Alpha Psi Omega Honorary Dram. Frat.

BILL HANNON

GAYLE HART

Major: B.B.A. "Moo Club Sigma Alpha Epsilon

KENT HATCHER

Major: EI. Educ.

Zeta Tau Alpha B.S.U. Golddiggers

Major: Eng.

W.AA.

RUTH HEINS Major: Engli.h Seholerls

LAVERNE HINTON

KEN HOBEN

Major: Math Zeta Tau Alpha.Trea.

Alpha Chi Scholari.

Who'. Who Out.tanding Fre.hman EI Burro Spurs.Secretary Chenrizig

FRANK G. HSU

Major: B.A. Delta Sigma Pi-Pee•.

Student Council Who'. Who Student Union Board Bu.ine .. Council Independents.Pre •.

WILSON W. JENNINGS

Major: Met.

WILBUR W. JARMON

Major: Educ.

De.eret Club

Major: Civil Eng.

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SCOTT B. KRUTILEK Major: B.A. Sigma Alpha Epsilon-Treas.

Scabbard & Blade Orange Key Pershing Rifles

CATHY LAMBERT

KYUNG DONG

Major: Edue.

Delta Delta Delta Baptist Stud. Union W.A.A.

JULIE LORD

RAYMOND

Major: Edue.

Delta Delta Delta W.A.A. Modern Dance Club

H. LOWRIE

ESTHER LYNCH

Major: Min. Kappa Sigma

Major: Educ.

Who's Who Chenrilig Scholaris Prospector Independents

I.F.C. Intramural Council ASME

WILLARD McDANIEL

DON McCLURG

Major: B.B.A. Kappa Sigma

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LEE

Major: Chem.

ACS Cosmopolitan

Major: Geology Alpha Phi Omega

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CHARLES

ANN McGEHEE

DURWOOD C. McKENZIE

McGEEHEE

Major: History Sigma Alpha Epsilon

Major: Educ.

Zeta Tau Alphe-Sae. Choir Football Prince II

MARGIE MACNEIL

MARGARITA

Major: Educ.

Zeta Tau Alpha-Pres.

Who's Who Seholarls-T rea surer ChenriI;g Alpha Chi-Sec. Kappa Delta Pi Pan hellenic

Major: Physics

JUDY MALONE

VINCENT

Major: English Delta Delta Delta

ROSE MARTINEZ

MARCHETII

Major: Chemistry

GARY MEADOWS

Major: Biology Newman Club ACS Pre-Med

MADRID

Major: Math Newman Club

KEN MEARNS

Major: B.B.A. Sigma Alpha Epsilon Lettermen's Club

ELISA MEDRANO

Major: Radio-T.V. Lambda Chi Alpha Alpha Epsilon Rho

LOUIE MENDEZ

Major: Educ.

Newman Club

Mejor: Music Tau Kappa Epsilon Choir Kappa Kappa Psi Newman Club Band

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MARY HELEN MORENO

ANN MORGAN

Mojor: Psychology Psi Chi Newman Club

Major: Educ.

Zeta Tau Alpha Flowsheet Beouty

ESTHER MUNIZ

JANICE NEWTON

Major: Educ.

Major: Educ.

Chi Omega-Sec. Phi Alpho Theta Student Coun.-Trea.

Dorm Council Canterbury Chenrizig-Pres.

O. D. PAULK

HELEN MARIA PAULUS

Mojor: Geology Alpho Phi Omega

Mojor: Chemistry Newmon Club ACS

VICTOR A. PENA

PAUL PAYNTER

Mojor: B.B.A. Phi Kappa Tau Delto Sigma Pi Newmon Club

Mojor: Elec. Eng. Who's Who lambda Chi Alpha Sardonyx Orange Key Dist. Military Stu. I.F.C. Varsity Tennis Men Of Mines

Business & Economic Council

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NORMAN

RAMON

PEYTON

PINON

Major: Physics Sardonyx Orange Key Alpha Chi Men of Mines Who's Who

Mejor: B.B.A. Teu Keppe Epsilon Wesley Foundation

JERRY PORRAS

HAZEL RAMIREZ

Major: Etec. Eng. Scabberd & Blade AlEE

DONALD

Major: P. E. Phrateres Newmen Club Band P.E. Major's Club

REINKE

JACK

Major: Physics Alpha Theta Alpha Varsity Besebell

L. RHOADES

LYDIA RAESKE

b

Mejor: Geology

FUAAD

Major: Chemistry' Newman Club Belles ACS Cosmopolitan

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BILLY RIGGS

Mejor: Mining Alpha Phi Omega

SAAB

Major: B.A.

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GABRIEL SALAZAR

HILDEGARDE SANDERS

Mojor: Psychology

THOMAS

SARTOR, JR.

Mojor: Chemistry A.C.S. Wesley Foundotion

Mojor: EI. Educ.

Delto Delto Delto W.A.A. ACE

JOHN SCHMIDT

STEVE SCHUSTER

Mojor: Geology Alpho Phi Omego ROTC Rifle Teom

Mojor: Pre Med Sigmo Alpho Epsilon Pre Med Club

PAUL SHAITAROFF

DONNA

Major: Economies

Compus Police Sigmo Alpho Epsilon

HENRY SNIDER

SMITH

Mojor: Government Chi Omego WAA

RITCHIE SPENCE

Mojor: Geology Sigmo Gommo Epsilon Sigmo Alpho Epsilon Who's Who AIME EI Burro

WILLIAM

Mojor: Pre Med Sigmo Alpho Epsilon Pres. Sophomore Clo ..

Oronge Key

CHARLES STODGHILL

GEORGE E. SULLIVAN Mojor: Elec. Eng. Phi Koppo Teu Scobbord & Blode Oronge Key

Mojor: B.B.A. Koppo Sigmo

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H. STEPHENS

Mojor: Biology

ROBERT TIBUNI Major: Elec. Eng. AlEE

RAMONA

VIVIAN TONEY

SALVADOR

A. VOKES

JOHN

B. VOLLMER

LARRY WADE,

Major: Etec. Eng. AIEE.Pres.

WALKER

Mojor: Elec. Eng.

ROBERT WALLER

Major: EI. Educ.

Chi Omega ACE Coed Council WAA Psychology Club

Major: Physics Lambda Chi Alpha Student Council I.F.C. Scabbard & Blade Pershing Rifles

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t

VARGAS

Major: Civil Eng. Engineering Council AICE Assoc. Ed. of Westside

Major: B.B.A. "M"Club Sigma Alpha Epsilon Track Team

CHARLOTTE

MARIA

Major: B.B.A. Phi Gomma Nu Newman Club

ROBERTO VILLARREAL

VELASQUEZ

Major: Elec. Eng. AlEE Newman Club

WILLIAM

ANNA

VALENZUELA

Mojor: Educ.

Newmon Club

Major: English Spanish Honor Society

JR.

NANCY WILBANKS

GRETCHEN WEGENER

Major: Music

Major: EI. Educ.

Senior Favorite Delta Delta Delta Chenrizig Kappa Delta Pi Flowsheet

FORREST WYLIE

MADELINE WILLIS

Major: Psychology Kappa Sigma Orange Key Sardonyx

Major: Business Chi Omega Golddiggers Chenrizig Beaux Arts Student Council B.S.U.

YVONNE YAPOR

SHIRLEY WOODUL

Major: Educ.

Coed Council Golddiggers Kappa Delta Pi Student Association

Major: Music MENC Alpha Chi Choir

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JUNIORS

MOSELLE ALDEN LINDA ALLEN FERNANDO ANCHONDO

JAVIER ARRIAGA DERYLL AVERITI TRACY BAKER

BRENDA BANNISTER JOHNELLE BARNES BILL BURNS MIKE BEHRENS

DONNIE BENHAM ANN BLAGRUND BEm

RAE BOUTWELL

PAT BOWMAN

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BENNIE BRADFORD CHARLIE BRADSHAW ROBERT BRADY

PAT BROADDUS JAMES E. BROWN DON BURGESS

CHARLES BURY CHARLES CAGLE DEAN CANTY JIM CONYERS

JOHN CORCORAN LINDA CURTON SUSAN DACEY MARY FRANCES DARBYSHIRE

JUNIORS

OLIVIA DE LAS CASAS RUSTY DONOGHUE CALVIN EISENBERG

ELAINE FINCH JOHN FITCH SARA DAY FOMBY

DOUGLAS FUNK MILO GARDNER ALDEN GEORGE RUTH GONZALEZ

BILLIE D. GRAY JAY HACKLER ELAINE HANNA STEVE HARPER

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WilLIAM

T. HARTT

LINDA HAUGHTON ROBERT HEARST

MARY E. HERNANDEZ CAROL HESTER MATEO HINOJOSA,

JR.

JAY HOllYFIELD FRANCES HOLMES JUDY HOPKINS MICHAEL HOWE

MARIAN SHEllY

HUBER HURVITZ

FRANK HYDER KEATON JOHNSON

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JUNIORS

DALE JONES EVELENA KENNEDY FRANCES KENNEDY

W. A. KENNEDY ROBERT F. KNIGHT EMMY KNOnS

A.J. KOLLER JEANNE LANAUX DONNA LEMMON JANET LINEBAUGH

ANDY LIVINGSTON lONE LUSK CARLA MAFFEI BOB MAXWELL

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JO ANNE MARKLE MARY FRANCES McCUTCHEON PAUL S. McLEOD

JACK McVEIGH JOHN A. MELHOP DALE MELTON

HECTOR MORENO BETTY MORGAN BILL MUELLER JIMMY NADIR

ANDRES R. NORTE BOB ORTON ANN OTIENSEN JAMES PACK

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JUNIORS

ANN PARSONS RAUL PEINADO MELRITA RAMOS

SALVADOR RAMOS JERRY RICHTER ELEANOR ROBBINS

OTIS WAYNE ROGERS KENNETH SCHADE JOE STERLING DE ANN STEVENS

BOB SUMMERFORD KATHY TOELKES ALICIA VALLADOLID DONALD VOLLINTINE

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REUBENVELA TOMMY WALL SHERRY WHEAT

BARBARA WIGGS JACK WILLIAMS MARGARET WILLIS

SALLY WOODLEY RAY YOUNG IRMA YSLAS

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KENNETH ALLEN NATALIE AMAYA DONNA

ANGEL

HELENA BASHUR HERBIE BELL

MARY ANN BOHANON JUDY BOLDT SARA JANE BRADFORD BARBARA BROKATE MURNA BROWDER

CHARLIE BROWN NANCY JOHN

BURNETI BURROW

TOM CAGLE CATHLEEN CATANIA

JOHNNY

CHAMNESS

PAT CHESSER CARLOS RONDA

COBOS COLE

SHIRLEY COLE

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SOPHOMORES

JOHN

CONWAY

BOB CORNELIUS DARLA CRAFT BETIlE DAVIS MIKE DAVIS

CHARLES DENTON NORMA

DERAS

CRUZ DOMINGUEZ RUTH DONGES JERRY DORRIS

JANET DUNCAN DIANE DUTTON EDWARD ELIAS ESTELLA ESCAJEDA MARY JANE FERGUSON

JOHN TOMMY

FIFER

FOLLETT

LAVERAL FOX ANN

FUCHLOW

JOHN

FULTZ

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JOHN FURMAN GERVIS GALBRAITH GERRY GARNER LEONARD GENSON JERRY GILLEY

JAN GLAZNER JOYCE GLOCK PAT GOAD RAFAEL GONZALES ROSALIE GONZALES

GARY GRANT DON GREER PATRICIA GRIM CARMELLA HADDAD DAN HAMRIC

RONNIE HANSON PETE HARBERS ELAINE HARRIS RANDOLPH HARRIS BRENDA FLOW HENDERSON

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SOPHOMORES

MARTHA

HERNANDEZ

SUZANNE HERNSBERGER HERMAN

HOFFPAIUR

SANDRA GRADY

HOLCOMB

HOLDERMAN

HOlLY

HOWARD

STANLEY HYDE ROBERT IRVIN ROSEMARY JENNINGS STUART KAHN

NINA KEELER PAT KEllY DAVID KELTON PAUL KERR MONROE

TOMMY JOHNNIE MICHAEL MIGNONE

KIRBY

KNAPP KRAUSS KUNITZ

LalONDE

LINDA lARK

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ANNE LIEBERMAN LESTERLIEBERMAN CARMEN LOERA HARRIS LOWEN HAUPT KENNETH LUCKEn

CHARLES MALY HECTOR MADRID PHYLLIS MARSHALL RONALD MARTIN CAROLYN McCAIN

CHUCK McCALMONT BARBARA McDANIEL DAVID McFADDEN FRANK MERREM GERRI MIELE

CHARLES MITCHELL PAUL MITCHELL EDDIE MOORE JANE MOORE JUDY MOORE

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SOPHOMORES

MARY LOU MORENO THELMA MORENO VELMA MORENO ANDY MUNOZ ALLEN NICHOLS

BRUCE NICKLE MIKE NORDMARKEN ANNE NORMAN BILL OAKES VIRGINIA

OAXACA

PAT O'BRIEN RONNIE PAULK PAUL PAXSON JERRY PRATT TERRY PRATT

DAPHNE REED CECILIA

RICO

EMILIA RICO ROBERT RIOS DONALD

ROBERTS

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HELEN ROBERTSON BRADLEY ROE JUDY ROPER BRUCE ROSEN ERNESTINE RUEBUSH

GERRY RUSSELL MARY LOUISE SALAZAR NAPOLEON SANCHEZ NANCY SCHAFFER LAVERNE SHEPPARD

GLADYS SKORKA CARYL ANN SNEDIGAR SALLY SOMMER STEVE STEEN WILBUR STONE

SHARON STREET IMA TARPLEY SHARON TERRELL SANDRA TREADWELL MATI TURNER

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SOPHOMORES

YVONNE

WAKEEM

JACK

VINCENT

BERNARD VETIER LOUIE VARELA BOB WALSHE

FRANK WALKER CARLIE VAN WALLER MARY WARD RONNIE WARD BOBBIE JO WARREN

GLYNDOL YN WARWICK DELL WILLIAMS GRETCHEN WIN NAT MARY JANE WITHOLDER DRUSILLA WRIGHT

JOYCE WYLIE JANET YERBY JAKE YOUNG HARRY LAMBERTH REINA MARMOLEJO

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FRESHMEN

GUILLERMO ACEVEDO CRETHA ADAIR

JIM ARCHER DWAYNE ARGAUD ISHMAEL BAIZA PATI BAKER SHIRLEY BALLARD

BRUCE BANNON HOWARD BARON SUSAN BEEHLER PHYLLIS BERNER DERRIL BIBBY

PATRICIA BIEL JAMES BIRDSONG PARK BISHOP SUSAN BLACKBURN BENNY BOATRIGHT

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DONNA

BonESCH

BILL BOWLES

NANCY

BRENNAND

GEORGE BRUNNER, JR. DORA BUENO EMMA BUENO CLARA

BURRIS

KIM CAFFEY LINDA CAMPBELL SUSAN CARHART DIANA

CARPENTER

CHARLES CARRIGAN

TOM CARSON CAROL

CIALONE

RONNIE COLE RONALD

COLEMAN

JULIA COLLIE

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FRESHMEN

KAY CONGDON SARA CONNALLY

GARY JOYCE ANN

CONWELL CORNWALL

DIANA

CRAFT

CONNIE

CRAIN

SUELLEN CREIGHTON

CHRIS CROCKETT CAROLYN NANCY DOROTHY

CRUEY DENHAM DE WEES

GEORGE DOOLITTLE

DIANA

DRULEY

EFFIE DUNLAP DAVE ELLIOTT LARRY ELLNER WARD

ESPER

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NANCY FARRAR ROBERTO FIERRO SHARON FISHER

DONNA FLANDERS VELENE FLEAGER CAROL FRANKLIN JOHN FREEMAN JANE GARRETT

MARY LEE GASKINS MARILYN GEYER LEO GLUCK ROBERT GONZALES JUDY GOODLOE

LINDA LEE GORRELL DICK GUINN THOMAS HAINES, JR. SKIP HALKER MARCIA HANEY

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FRESHMEN

STEVE HANNUM SHARI HAPPE SANDRA

CAMILLE

HARGRAVES

HARGROVE BILL HART

JULIE HEGSTAD KEN HEINEMAN JOHN

HENDERSON

YVONNE

HEPTIG

SARA HERNANDEZ MARY ALICE HOFFMAN COLE HOLDERMAN ANA

MARIA

SHARON CAROL

HOLGUIN

HOLMES

JEAN HUDSON CAROL

IRVIN

MONT A RAE JENKINS .

MICHAEL

JOHNSON

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MARIA

JURADO

MARTHA

KEY

BILL KIELY

BOB KOLLINER YVETIE LaLONDE CECIL LANCE BRUCE LARSON MEL LAUDERDALE

SHEILA LAYNE ROGER LEBRECHT KATHRYN

LEWIS

DALE LONG CYNTHIA

LONGNECKER

DOLORES LOWERY JENNIE LYNCH SANDRA

LYONS

JOSE MALDONADO IRENE MARQUEZ

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FRESHMEN

CARl MARTINEZ TERRI MATTHEWS GLENN McCAIN

CLAIRE McCLELLAND LEO McCULLOCH BARBARA MEASDA Y GLORIA MElLI DALE MERIWETHER

ROGER MILES MARTHA MORENO ALENE MORRELL LILA MURPHY JETTA NOWELL

BEVERLY O'BRIANT KAY O'CONNER TISH PADDEN JULIE PARRA LETICIA PENA

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ANTHONY

PEREZ

DAVIS PETICOLAS ROBIN PLUMBLEY

MARIA RAAB RAQUEL RAMIREZ RUBEN RAMOS EDWIN RANELS DAVID RAY

JOYCE REEDER TOM RICHARDSON RETA RICKORDS ANN RIGGS REBECCA ROBERTS

BILL ROBINSON ELENA RODRIGUEZ STANLEY ROSEN FRANCES ROSENTHAL JUSTIN ROTH

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FRESHMEN

PRISS ROWE LAWRENCE

SANDELL

ARTHUR SANDERS

JOHN

F. SANTOS

ALICE SANTOSCOY STEVEN SCHEINER JACQOLEN

SCHLAFL Y

HERB SCHLANGER

GAYLE SEATON FRANCES SHAN BLUM BETH SHAND ROSEMARY SHAPIRO JOHN

SILVERMAN

PEGGY SINCLAIR ELIZABETH ANN JIMMY

SMITH

RAY SMITH

WALKER GORDON VIRGINIA

SMITH

SNODDY

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WAYNE SNOW BARBARA SOMMER JIMMIE SOULES

JERRIE SPILLMAN ROY C. SPRINGER ELIZABETH STOWERS WILDA LEE STRAIN BONNIE STRICKLIN

PHYLLIS STUART JUDY SWEAT ROBERT TABOADA NANCY ANN THOMAS DAVID THORNTON

ESTHER TOVAR TOM TREECE DONNA TRITI DANA TUBBS AUBREY TUCKER

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FRESHMEN

MARIAN ANGIE

VANZANT VELARDE

DOLORES VELASQUEZ

CHARLENE

WALDEN

JAMES K. WALKER BETTY WARD JOHN SANDRA

VIRGINIA

WEBB

WHEATON

WIGGINTON BOB WIGGS DON WILEY RAY WILL

JUDY WOODARD

MARILYN

WOODFIN

CURTIS WRIGHT JUDY WRIGHT MARY MAGDALENA

YAPOR

ALLEANE YOUNG

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BEAUTY FINALISTS

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MONTE RAE JENKINS

LINDA LARK

ANGIE VELARDE

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JACK

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JACK

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MARTHA

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BRENDA GROSE LA VERNE HINTON SHIRLEY WOODUL FORREST WYLIE KEN HOBEN

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WHO'S WHO JAMES LEE CARTER

JACK W. BURGESS

MARTHA LOU FLORENCE

BARBARA CAUSEY

JOHN H. BURRELL

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BRENDA GROSE

WHO'S WHO

EDWIN HALPERIN BARBARA MAY HEILER

NAJETTE HALOW

LA VERNE HINTON

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MARGARET A. MacNEil

WHO'S WHO

ESTHERlYNCH KENNETH WARREN HOBEN

PAUL WESTON PAYNTER

MARGARITA U. lOPEZ

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MADELINE

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lAMES BEHLE

To be selected to this honorary group the student must have at least a 2.0 average and must have held an adminisrative or elective office in student organizations. He must be a four-year student at TWC and a graduating senior.

MEN OF MINES

JACK BURGESS

EDWARD ESCALANTE

JOHN

FASHING

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JERRY GILLEY

JOHN LINEBAUGH

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RAMON PINON

PAUL PAYNTER

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BOBBY WALLER

JERRY I. PORRAS

KENNETH STUTES

MEN OF MINES

THOMAS

GEORGE SULLIVAN

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FORREST WYLIE

SUMMER AT TWe STARTED WITH THE OPENING OF THE POOL •••.••

Let me give you a helping hand, dearie

It couldn't be that interesting. Mary Frances

Evelyn Dean has found the only way to stay coolon typical EI Paso summer day .

a

Look Ma-one

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foot!

AND THEN CONTINUED WITH SUMMER STOCK.

"Boy Friend"

The finale from "Boy Friend"

"Children's

Hour"

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Bill Swan's band played some very cozy music, if this couple is any indication.

THE SUMMER SCHOOL DANCE CLIMAXED THE SOCIAL CALENDAR ••• • •

Much to everyone's delight, the summer school dance was revived this year, and a queen was selected from candidates put up by campus organizations.

Fiske and her court, after being crowned by Dean

Some people would rather look at a camera than a pretty girl, even if she has just been crowned Queen.

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Not even the camera could distract this group.

"Faculty, distinguished guests, students, and friends ... "

AND THEN CAME GRADUATION.

Congratulations

young lady, you've finally made it.

Dr. Joseph Anxious students listen for their names to be called.

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Smiley and Dr. Roger B. Corbett lead the dignified procession.

THE FALL SEMESTER BEGAN WITH THE PAINTING OF THE M ••••

Mule train-nothing

personal boys.

Over the side and down it goes.

Carlie Van Waller and friends ascend the mountain to do some "messy" painting.

Now, girls! Let's not fight over it-There's

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plenty for all.

A multitude of levied students whitewash the M.

swarm over the mountain as they ascend

•••

to

BY THE FRESHMAN, OF COURSE

Every September the painting of the "M" on the mountain serves as orientation for freshmen and transfer students.

Nobody fools around with brushes when painting the "M.

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This would be a wicked pair to turn loose in a kitchen.

Are you sure that that's going to contribute to the painting of the M, boys?

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REGISTRATION IS ALWAYS A CHORE •....

Mrs. Mary Quinn patiently helps students in distress.

I'm sorry, but the sign says WOMEN

Only a course in "How to Catch a Husband" draw this big a crowd.

could

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The Tri-Delt's have gone oriental.

Delta Delta Delta

BUT RUSH PARTIES ..• Each fall before classes officially begin, all Greek organizations on campus hold a week of parties and open houses for prospective pledges.

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The Fallen Angel

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AND MORE RUSH PARTIES •••

Chi Omega

Alice

In

Wonderland

and friends visit a Chi Omega rush party.

Willard McDaniel guards the Kappa Sigma Lodge.

Linda Curton and Janet Butler assist with the ccurresles at the Kappa Sigma Lodge.

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Alan Powell and Ken Mearns are ready to pursue any rushees who may wander by.

Maybe the punch was a little too strong.

HELPED US FORGET OUR SAD PLIGHT.

-~-----~ "I hear these rush parties are really va-va-va-voom!"

The Phi Tau's use pledges as glorified gC!rdeners.

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THE FIRST EVENT OF HOMECOMING THE BONFIRE AND PEP RALLY •••

You're on the wrong foot, Glenda.

Coach Ben Collins says a few words as the fire blazes in the background.

The "Firehouse

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Five" plus hundreds

of followers for the snake dance.

FOLLOWED BY THE PARADE ••• On Homecoming Day, a parade is held in downtown EI Paso in which TWC campus organizations present floats for judging. Bands, dignitaries, and royalty also participate. That night, the Homecoming game is played.

Zeta's giant Miner bowler brought the sorority second place.

Once again Lambda Chi Alpha captures the fraternity division.

Scar-faced

first place in

Aggies haul victorious Miners on the "Kappa Sigma Express."

This is TWC Engineers' idea of "smelly" Aggieland.

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Hudspeth

Barbara McDaniel reigned over a f1ushed.out Aggie on the Phi Tau float.

Hall's float has the right idea for the Homecoming game.

IN WHICH ALL CAMPUS ORGANIZATIONS

SAE's Prophesy of victorious miners brought Sweepstake's award.

ACCIES·

•••

Pre-Meds turned out a preHy "Bloody" float.

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KIOD FIELD OCTOBE The Baptist Student Union predicted correctly the score - TWC won 20-15.

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Newman Club submitted a card section as their entry in the parade.

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Chi Omega's

Sigma Alpha Epsilon wins Sweepstakes again with their victorious Miner.

first place float came complete that had legs.

COMPETED FOR AWARDS

u~ ~OU~G HOMÂŁCOMIKG QUEEN 1959 Queen Kay strikes a stunning pose for the Flowsheet photographer.

Cheerleaders

chant yells through the parade.

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with snowballs

Homecoming Queen, Kay Young, seems to be having a hard time hanging on to her roses and her man at the same time.

THE VICTORIOUS TEAM ENDED HOMECOMING ACTIVITIES WITH A BANG

Homecoming activities, held in the fall of each year, center around a Border Conference home game. Ex-students return and a football queen is crowned on the field during intermission.

Sharon Street

i~b seriously,

really takes her cheerleading but then after all, this is the

big game.

Nancy Brennand, Chris Crockett, Bonnie Strickland, Joy Koch, Phyllis Stuart, and Beth Mead give the Flowsheet photographer a preview of their routine for the Homecoming game.

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THE COLD WEATHER DIDN'T SLOW DOWN THE GIRLS ON SADIE HAWKINS DAY •••

Sandra

Wheaton is scanning the countryside a Lil' Abner to pursue.

By hook or "foot" Judy Sweat always gets her man.

Only a true Lilt Abner like Kim Caffey could look so dejected over the prospect of marrying up with Sarah Jane Bradford.

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for

THE FOUR FRESHMEN

The Four Freshmen

Blending their musical talents to produce the fabulous sounds of the Four Freshmen.

BUT THE FOUR FRESHMAN WARMED US UP

The Four Freshmen display their sharp sense of humor

Wow! They're the gonnest

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• • • NOT TO MENTION Entertainment

THE LUSCIOUS BEAUTIES

by Frances Shan blum and Hazel Ramirez, a talented

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pair.

Marcia Haney is all smiles for the judges.

Monte Rae Jenkins strikes a stunning pose.

Sharon Street, Ann Rutledge. Glenda Eldredge, Marilyn Geyer ...

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lovelies.

No, Janet, you're supposed to let him get out before you close the door.

Ray Young seems reluctant as Susan Dacey asks him for a dance.

THE CO-ED BALL PUT EVERYONE IN A CHRISTMAS SPIRIT This is the traditional all-college Christmas dance, when the girls make the dates, pay the expenses, and call for the boys. A Co-Ed King is elected and crowned.

John Behrens appears overwhelmed as he is crowned Co-Ed King by Bonnie Yapor ..•

. .• but later he gratefully beams with pride as he grasps his favor or the Co-Ed Ball of 1959.

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BUT IT BROUGHT MORE WORK THAN EXPECTED!

This is Santa Claus?

The SAE's take a breather

during one of their sack-folding orgies.

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Record albums always make good Christmas gifts.

And they're easy to wrap. aren't they, Pam?

Time for just one more peek at the book before entering the Torture Chamber-excuse us, we mean the Exam Room.

A little music can help make studying SOMEWHAT more pleasant.

WE NO SOONER GOT BACK FROM THE HOLIDAYS THAN FINALS STARTED •••

There's nothing like getting two jobs done at once.

This is a much better atmosphere .•.

Oh well.

for relaxing than for studying

Then you put the itty-bitty and •.•

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bunny's tail right here

...

AND WHAT A RELIEFTO HAVE THEM OVER

The all-night cramming session

tl

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those last frenzied moments of studying ...

• •. and that final "moment of truth."

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Front Row: Linda Haughton, Priss Rowe, Daphne Reed, Darla Craft, Mary Jane Ferguson, Nancy Denham.

Back Row: Patsy Hulse, Marilyn Geyer, Joyce Glock, Nancy Brennand.

BEFORE WE KNEW, IT WAS TIME TO SELECT THE TEN BEST DRESSED COEDS.

MARILYN GEYER

Best Dressed Coed

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BOYS DORMITORY

Studying ..•

?1111

Not all study ... an occasional game of cards perhaps!

A GLIMPSE INSIDE THE BOY'S DORM •.•

. .. Oh you guessed it ...

Television

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• .• PROVED THAT BEDS ARE TWICE AS POPULAR AS TELEPHONES.

Get your dime's worth!

Tortilla Flat? . " How interesting.

Anxious to get up?????

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EVERYBODY'S

WALKING ...

Walking ••.

Walking ...

But where are they going?

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/ Eat ...

Where

They Can ...

TO THE SUB, OF COURSE

Bowl •••

And study.

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AN UNUSUAL SNOWFALL GAVE US A CHANCE TO HAVE FUN.

Winter sports can be fun ...

This hill didn't started.

look that steep

when we

t •

Winter wonderland.

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I thought you said you'd been riding a to bog gin since you were four!

Oops a dazey!

OF COURSE PRODUCTIONS BY THE DRAMA DEPARTMENT WERE ALWAYS LOOKED FORWARD TO

"The Grass Harp"

"Fancy Meeting You Again"

"The Grass Harp"

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MR. PENNY PACKER

The pennypacker

children leave home after finding out about the "other woman."

Mother, there's someone here to see you.

But please dear, try to see it my way ...

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LEFTUS ALL LAUGHING.

My dear sir, try to understand my situation.

Marry me and we'll live happily ever after.

Not another word from you!

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THE MONTH OF MARCH GAVE US BOTH RELIGIOUS EVALUATION ..• Each year classes are dismissed so that student may attend a series of lectures presented by outstanding religious leaders.

Roth Society Officers and their Sponsor, Mr. Ralph Lowenstein meet Rabbi Kaplan back stage.

Rev. Andrew Burke explains that man's purpose on earth is to use his mind to find truth.

Carolyn McGrew, Interfaith Council Chairman, mida Gonzalez, Secretary, greet Rabbi Kaplan.

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and Ar-

Okay you all stop eating and lis ten to the poor man.

• •• AND FORMAL PARTIES.

Oh no I couldn't much!

possibly eat that

Some people will be camera hogs no matter what the occasion.

David Alvarez, a little the worse for wear, kisses the Blarney Stone and is officially initiated.

ST. PAT'S DAY PROVED TO BE TRYING ...

Every March 17, Texas Western Engineers journey to Orogrande for an all-day picnic during which Freshman Engineers are initiated into the order of St. Pat, Patron Saint of Engineers.

Necha Stewart lends a helping hand to an engineer in distress.

• • • BUT LOTS OF FUN.

A Hard Luck Dance is held the night of March 17 at which the Engineering Queen is crowned, and a prize is awarded for the best beard.

Anxious engineers compete for prizes in seeing who can shave his beard the fastest.

Engineering Queen Necha Stewart is crowned Mr. Cervenka, Assistant Professor of Engineering.

by

A typical engineer and his girl.

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A bevy of beauties for Texas Western.

WE ALL HAD FOND MEMORIES OF THE SPRING FIESTA ••.

Finalists; Bon n i e Toman, Miss TWC, Daphne Reed, Kathy Fitzgerald, and Barbara Roney.

Miss lWC, Kay, and her court.

As a part of AII-TWC Day each organization on campus sponsors a booth for the Spring Fiesta which is held in the evening.

Esther Lynch, better known as Annie Oakley, displays her skill at one of the booths.

AND WHAT BETTER WAY TO END A YEAR THAN WITH A BEVY OF BEAUTIES. Miss TWC is selected each May in a bathing suit contest held beside the campus pool on "All TWC Day."

Don't say that, young man, remember it's all in fun.

Miss lWC of I959-Kay Young And no wonder, huh boys.

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ALPHA CHI CHENRIZIG Alpha Chi is a scholastic h?norary orga~ization for Juniors and Seniors, who maintain a 3.5 overall average.

Chenrilig is a scholastic and service honorary for senior women.

SUE ANN BILLMAN

BETTY RAE BOUTWELL

SUE ANN BILLMAN

JANET BUTLER

CATHERINE FINERTY

NAJETIE HAlOW MARTHA

LOU FLORENCE

BRENDA GROSE

NAJETTE HALOW

LA VERNE HINTON

ESTHER LYNCH

RAMON PINON MARGIE MacNEIL JANICE

NEWTON

lA VERNE HINTON GRETCHEN

OFFICERS President "'" Janice Newton Vice President Janet Butler Secretary~Treas.

Najette Halow Sponsor ..

Mrs. Loui.e Resley

WEGENER

MADELINE WILLIS

MARGIE MacNEil SALLY WOODLEY

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DELTA SIGMA PI

KAPPA DELTA PI Kappa Delta Pi is an honorary education society.

AHMED

ABDIN

JIM BOWIE WILLIAM

CREIGHTON

CATHERINE FINERTY

MARGIE MacNEil

WILLIAM T. HARD KEN HOBEN

GRETCHEN WEGGENER DALE F. MELTON

YVONNE YAPOR

VICTOR

JOAN WAGONER

PENA

RAY YOUNG BOB SUMMERFORD REUBEN VELA OFFICERS President Vice President Secretary-T reas.

Sponsors

Keaton Johnson Ken Hoben Bill Hartt Mr. Freeland, Mr. Brand

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Delta Sigma Pi is a professional for men business majors.

Society

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ALPHA EPSILON RHO Alpha Epsilon Rho is the honorary radio society.

OFFICERS: President Vice President Secretary-Treasurer Sponsor

.Jack McVeigh .. Shelly Hurvitz Carlie Van Waller Virgil C. Hicks

ROBERT BRADY

SHELLY HURVITZ

DON LE BRECHT

CHARLES

MAL Y

CARl MARTINEZ

JACQOLEN

SCHLAFL Y

JACK

McVEIGH

KEN MEARNS CARLIE VAN WALLER

JIM NADIR

MR. VIRGIL

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HICKS

ORANGE KEY Orange Key was organized on April 25, 1955, subscribing to the ideals of scholarship, service, fellowship, and leadership. It is an organization through which freshmen and sophomore men can advance in spirit of service and encourage scholarship.

OFFICERS President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Sponsor

Jim Wells Bob Bracewell Charles Womack Dave Buring Dean McCarty

LEONARD GENSON

RU!lEN RAMOS

JIMMY WELLS

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SARDONYX President.

Secretary Treasurer .

Sponsor .

SARDONYX OFFICERS ........Forrest Wylie ......Albert Harris .....Jerry Guidry . . . . ...Dean McCarty

j JAMES LANHAM

PAT BOWMAN

BENNIE LYBRAND

BOB DUCHOUQUETTE

JACK McVEIGH

Sardonyx is a scholastic and service honorary for Junior and Senior men.

ART NAPOLES

NYLES LACKEY

FORREST WYLIE

PAUL PAYNTER JERRY GUIDRY

ALLAN POWELL

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SIGMA GAMMA EPSILON

SCHOLARIS Scholaris women.

Sigma Gamma sciences.

WAYNE

Epsilon is a honorary

is a scholastic

honorary

for Freshmen and Sophomore

society for earth

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JACK ,BURGESS

JAMES

LEE CARTER

EDWARD

GEE

W. S. STRAIN

SUZANNE

PAYNE

JAY H. REYNOLDS OFFICERS President Vice President Secretary-T reas.

Corr. Secretary Sponsor

OFFICERS President Vice President_

James Carter Edward Gee Edwin Sandell, Jr. Henry Snider Dr. Lloyd Nelson

Treasurer Sponsors

JANET YERBY

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Judy Moore Mershe Heil Mrs. Louis. Resley Mrs. Mery Duke

SPURS SPURS Women.

is e scholastic and service honorary for Sophomore

LINDA ALLEN

JOHNELLE

BARNES

MARY ANN BOHANON

JUDY BOLDT

BARBARA BROKATE

SUSAN CONE

DARLA CRAFT

DIANE DUTTON

JAN GLAZNER

MARSHA

HAIL

BRENDA HENDERSON

NINA

KEELER

ESTHER MARTINEZ

JANE MOORE

JUDY MOORE DRUSILLA WRIGHT

DAPHNE READ

STUDENT COUNCIL

CHARLES BRADSHAW Vice President

JANICE NEWTON Treasurer

JERRY PORRAS Engineering Representative

BRENDA GROSE Secretary

DON BURGESS Arts and Sciences Representative

KEN HOBEN Business Administration Representative

CATHERINE FINERTY Panhellenic Representative

PAT BOWMAN Inter-Fraternity Representative

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SHARON STREET Cheerleader

YVONNE YAPOR President

BEVERLY CODLE Cheerleader

MARGARET WILLIS Cheerleader

JUDY SWEAT P.E. Majors Rep.

GLENDA ELDREDGE Cheerleader

YVONNE WAKEEN Phrateres Rep.

MADELINE WILLIS BusinessRep.

CALVIN EISENBERG Interfaith Council Rep.

ESTHER LYNCH Publicity

CHARLonE WALKER Vice.President

GLENDA ELDREDGE Secretary

MARTHA LOU FLORENCE Treasurer

DONNA LEMMON Cheerleader

MOSELLE ALDEN

LINDA CAMPBELL

NINA KEELER

NORMA

JOYCE ANN CORNWALL

BRENDA HENDERSON

C 0 E D C 0 U N C I L

JOHN FITCH Publicity

STUDENT COUNCIL

KILBURN

EMMY KNOnS

REINA MARMOLEJO

JUDY ROPER

CHRISTY SAUER

STUDENT ACTIVITY BOARD Bobby Wiggs, Dolores Lowery, Steve Smiley, Jacquelin Schlafly, Marilyn Geyer.

STUDENT UNION BOARD Glenda Elderdge, Brenda Grose, Jim Bettie, Ken Hoben.

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JUDY MOORE

PAT O'BRIEN

SALLY WOODLEY

PAN HELLENIC COUNCIL

BETIV RAE BOUTWELL Chi Omega

BARBARA BROKATE Chi Omega

ELAINE HANNA Tri Delta

PAT O'BRIEN Tri Delta

CATHERINE FINERTY President Tri Delta

MARIAN HUBER Secretary Chi Omega

JOYCE GLOCK Chi Omega

LINDA CURTON Tri Delta

KA V CRAWFORD Zeta Tau Alpha

SHARON STREET Zeta Tau Alpha

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BRENDA GROSE Treasurer Zeta Tau Alpha

MARTHA

LOU FLORENCE Tri Delta

BARBARA WIGGS Zeta Tau Alpha

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PAT BOWMAN Vice President Lambda Chi Alpha

RAY LOWERY Secretary-Treasurer Kappa Sigma

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DON McCLURG APO

A. J. KOLLER Lambda Chi AI?ha

FRANK McCALLICK Phi Kappa Tau

BILL ENGLERTH Lambda Chi Alpha

MIKE FURMAN Sigma Alpha Epsilon

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WALKER GORDON SMITH President Sigma Alpha Epsilon

SHARON HOLMES Vice President Zeta Tau Alpha

GEORGE BRUNNER Lambda Chi Alpha

KEITH GARDNER Kappa Sigma

MARILYN GEYER Secretary Tri Delta

RONNIE HANSON Kappa Sigma

FLOWSHEET

The "Jefe"

Speaks ...

They didn't know what they were signing up for.

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MARTHA

CARLA MAFFEI

PALAFOX EDITORS-IN-CHIEF

Does Mc come before M?

Carla explains ...

They already look discouraged

PRISS ROWE Assistant Business Manager

BRENDA GROSE Business Manager

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PROSPECTOR SNAPS

Is this how the Prospector deadline each week?

Staff meets their

George Burgess asks Sandra Waterhouse for her "honest" opinion of his column.

"Esther, if I've told told you "

you that

once,

I've

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PROSPECTOR

ESTHER LYNCH Co-Editor

JOHN FITCH Co-Editor

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EL BURRO

CHARLES HORKY Editor

DUANE GODWIN

Business Manager

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The resemblance is striking.

"Your deadline is tomorrow".

Charlie say "hello" ...

BURRO SNAPS

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Sonny Lanham, pencil in mouth, prepares to type a story.

Now this is the way it's going to be done, period!

Be sure to read the fine print before you sign up, Lucille.

PUBLICATION

SNAPS

See, it's not really so difficult.

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TWC Twirlers, left to right: Terri Matthews, Brownfield; and Brenda Bannister, EI Paso.

The lovely Golddiggers

Odessa;

shout encouragement

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Betti Ann Davis, Feature

twirler,

as the Miners near the goal line.

Trumpet section, left to right: Ralph Yturralde, Cletus Hill, Eddie Green, Joe Dove, Dave Elliot, Cruz Dominguez, Dennis McGuirk, John Faraone, Hermann Hoffpauir, Dean Canty, Bill Treeby, and Steve Park.

The TWC marching cavalcade form a steamboat to the tune of "Swanee ~iver." This half-time show was one of many that delighted Miner fans durmg the season.

T W C B

A N D

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THE ORCHESTRA VIOLINS Inez Turley Abelardo Garcia Michael Goldman James Angerstein Rita Krupp Bill Logan Myrna Browder Martha Key Robert Asher George Leon Pedro Cortinas Jose Garcia VIOLAS Barbara Allen Yvonne Bromley Glynn Banta CELLOS Gabriel Morales Ida Mae Hill Elaine Van Dyke Daniel Mellado The String Quartet Seated: Inez Turley Standing: David Green, and Gabriel Morales

Mike Goodman

BASSES Evan Miether Herbert Schlanger Frank Westmoreland

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WOODWINDS Richard Henderson (Faculty) Bernardine Brock Timmy Parks Bobbi Jo Warren Susan Bowman Bill Kleinschmidt Sarah Fomby Alice Santoscoy Mary Lynn Goebelt BRASSES Dean Canty John Faraone Eddie Green Curtis Hooker Sande Morrison Robert Walshe Creta Adair Nancy Wilbanks NOT SHOWN: David Green Marilyn Owen Russell Hedrick Ida Chavez Virginia Kennedy AI Flores Don Paul Dickie Swanson Stella Deras Beverly Brewster Val Hill, Jr.

THE CHOIR Adair, Cretha Alden. Moselle Allen, Linda Alvarez, Bertha Angerstein. James Arnold, Brian Asher, Robert Avena, Celia Baker, Sam Beehler, Susan Behrens, John Bishop, Park Blair, Joan Box. Jeanne Boyd,Judy Brady, Betty Branscum. Larry Brock, Bernardine Brockington. Marjorie Brokate. Barbara Browder, Myrna Brown, Jack Brown, Travis Caffey, Kim Chew. Faye Cole. Shirley Cook, Peter Cooper, Yolanda Cruey, Darlene Del Hierro. Carlos Denham. Nancy Dunlap, Effie Easterling, Amaryllis Edmiston, Kelli Eichor. Mona Lynne Elliott, David

Escontrias, Richard Faraone, John Ferrier, Nina Foix, Eloise Fomby, Sara Freiden, Lenore Galicia, Homer Galinn. Leanore Garcia. Abelardo Goad, Pat Goldman, Michael Goodloe, Judith Guereca. Raul Guevara, Georgine Hargraves, Sandra Hill. Cletus Hill. Ida Mae Hoaker, Curtis Hopkins, Judy Hudson. Carol Jackson, Cecil Jameson, Hugh Johnson. John Keeler, Nina Key. Martha Kilburn, Norma Kilgore. Drew Leon, George Loera, Carmen Longnecker, Cynthia Marquez, Irene Matthews. Terri Mead, Beth Medina. Alma Menges. Bill Miether. Evan

Mims, Zeta Morales, Gabriel Morton. Bruce Nixon. Edna Norman, Anne Owen, Marilyn Paul, Don Pena, Leticia Poarch. Joye Ramos, Melrita Roberts, Rebecca Sargent. Nettie Schade. K. Bernard Schultz, Dale Shapiro, Rosemary Skipworth, David Smith, Mary Sommer, Barbara Soule, Hope Tanner, Martha Tracy, Mary Ann Traylor. Bill Treadwell. Sandra Turley, Inez Uranga, Herlinda Van Dyke, Elaine Wade. Dave Wilbanks. Nancy Wipf. Catherine Woodley, Sally Woodul, Shirley Wright. Judy Yturralde, Ralph

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Choir officers get some instruction from sponsor Dr. Engebret Thormodsgaard. Left to right: Inez Turley, Vice-President; K. Bernard Schade, Publicity Chairman; Mary Ann Tracy, Secretary; Dr. Thor; Sam Baker, President; and J. Sande Morrison, Assistant Director.

COLLEGE PLAYERS Row I, kneeling: Sylvia Summers, Harry Green, Murray Abraham, Ted Summers, Edward Houser, Carmen Loera, Jetta Nowell, and Sally Sommer.

Row 2: Sam Baker, Nancy Burnett, Shari Happe, Sheila Layne, Suzanne Payne, Pat Broaddus, Mike Neal, and Joe Jacques.

Row 3: Paula Weisberg, Mel Lauderdale, Bob Naismith, Robert Lawson, Bill Nunn, Wylie McNabb, Raymond Lucero, and Van Tate.

President Bob Naismith Treasurer Sam Baker.

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Mr. Virgil Hicks and Glenn McCain check the control room log.

RADIO AND TELEVISION

Cari Martinez directs cameraman room.

Phil Davidson from the control

John Garty, chief announcer, cues a tape.

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Mr. Hicks helps station manager Milo Gardner cast.

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prepare a news

LOCAL ESTABLISHMENT. 1939 NATIONAL

FOUNDING.

1895 FACULTY SPONSOR MISS VERA WISE-Art

Prof.

First Page: Row I: Johnelle Barnes, Phyllis Berner, Sue Ann Billmann, Betty Rae Boutwell, Judy Boldt, Pat Broaddus.

Row 2: Barbara Brokate, Sue Carhart, Carol Chambers, Nancy Farrar, Mary Jane Ferguson, Donna Flanders.

Row 3: Helen Flood, Mary Lou Gaskins, Joyce Glock, Shari Happe, Mary Alice Hoffman, Judy Hopkins.

Row 4: Holly Howard, Marian Huber, Mary Frances McCutcheon, Gerri Miele, Judy Moore.

Second Page: Row I: Betty Jo Morgan, Ruebush.

Row 2: Rosemary Shapiro, Row 3: Charlotte Walker, Willis.

Row 4: Gretchen Winnat,

Jetta Nowell, Patricia Padden, Ann Parsons, Ann Riggs, Rebecca Roberts, Ernestine Peggy Sinclair, Sally Sommers, Donna Smith, Lee Strain, Kathleen Toelkes.

Betty Ward, Mary Vincent Ward, Virginia Wigginton, Madeline Willis, Margaret Mary Jane WithoJder, Judy Woodard, Sally Woodley, Joyce Wylie.

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CHI OMEGA

FALL Betty Rae Boutwell Madeline Willis Carol Chambers Sue Ann Billman Priscilla Seeley

OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Pledge Trainer

SPRING Marian Huber Sally Woodley Mary Vincent Ward Johnelle Barnes Betty Rae Boutwell

LOCAL ESTABLISHMENT. 1938 NATIONAL

FOUNDING.

1888 FACULTY SPONSOR MRS.

L. E. STEVENS-President

Office Administration

Asst.

First Page: Row I: Donna Angel, Donna Bottesch, Janet Butler.

Row 2: Pat Chesser, Priscilla Clark Rhonda Cole, Sara Connally, Beverly Cottle, Connie Crane.

Row 3: Chris Crockett, Linda Curton, Bettie Ann Davis, Diana Druley, Catherine Finerty, Martha Lou Florence.

Row 4: Marilyn Geyer, Jan Clazner, Elaine Hanna, Elaine Harris, Suzanne Hernsberger, Carol Hester.

Second Row Row Row Row

Page: I: Frances Holmes, Carol Irvin, Mignonne La Londe, Yvette LaLonde, Cathy Lambert, 2: Kay Lewis, Janet Linebaugh, Julie Lord, Sandra Lyons, Carla Maffei, Judy Malone.

3: Terri Mathews, Beth Mead, Jane Moore, Alene Morrell, Pat O'Brien, Daphne Read.

4: Liz Stowers, Judy Sweat, Bobbi Jo W~rren, Gretchen Wagener.

Linda Lark.

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DELTA DELTA DELTA

FALL

OFFICERS

SPRING

Linda Curton Frances Holmes Judy Malone Jane Moore Elaine Hanna Jane McCutcheon

President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Chaplain Marshall

Elaine Hanna Pat O'Brien Ronda Cole Carol Irvin Jan Glazner Kay Porter

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LOCAL ESTABLISHMENT. 1938 NATIONAL

FOUNDING.

1898 FACULTY SPONSOR DR. GLADYS

First Page: Row I: Linda Row 2: Diana Row 3: Mary Row 4: Janice Row 5: Gayle Second Row Row Row Row Row

GREGORY-Ph.

D., History, Gov't,

and Sociology

Allen, Susan Beehler, Kay Becker, Mary Ann Bohanon, Jan Breedlove, Betty Brown.

Carpenter, Diana Craft, Kay Crawford, Susan Cone, Laura Copeland, Susan Dacey.

Frances Darbyshire, Katherine Dickinson, Diane Dutton, Glenda Eldredge, Elaine Finch, Judy Fisk.

Frei, Sandra Ganske, Brenda Grose, Marsha Hail, Billie Hall, Susan Hall.

Hart, Linda Haughton, Brenda Henderson, La Verne Hinton, Sharon Holmes, Patsy Hulse.

ZETA TAU ALPHA

Page: I: Monta Rae Jenkins, Carol Kennedy, Joy Koch, Jeannie Lanaux, Donna Lemmon, Dolores Lowery.

2: lone Lusk, Margaret MacNeil, Barbara McDaniel, Ann McGeehee, Carolyn McGrew, Zeta Mimms.

3: Ann Morgan, Ann Ottison, Eleanor Robbins, Karen Rollins, Priscilla Rowe, Brenda Schuller.

4: Sharon Street, Phyllis Stuart, Allene Young, Sharon Terrell, Dana Tubb, Charlene Walden.

5: Sandra Wheaton, Barbara Wiggs, Catherine Wipf, Marilyn Woodfin, Drusilla Wright.

FALL Eugenia Niehaus Barbara Wiggs Ann McGeehee Glenda Eldredge LaVerne Hinton Mary Ann Bohanon Linda Haughton

OFFICERS President Vice-President Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary Treasurer Historian Pledge Trainer

ZTA

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SPRING Barbara Wiggs Linda Haughton Elaine Finch Diane Dutton Susan Cone Marsha Hail Susan Dacey

LOCAL ESTABLISHMENT. 1946 NATIONAL

FOUNDING.

1909

FACULTY SPONSOR GEORGE

C. (TOM) TOMPKINS-Asst.

Prof. of Business Administration

First Page: Row I: Pat Bowman, James E. Brown, George Brunner, Jr., Ronald Coleman, Gary Convell.

Row 2: Bob Duchouquete. Tommy Follet, Don Greer, Frank Highsmith, John Highsmith.

Row 3: Albert J. Koller, Cecil Lance, Andy Livingston, Paul McLeod, Bruce Nickle.

Second Page: Row I: Ken Mearns, Paul Paynter, Alan E. Powell, Robert S. Rios, Donald E. Roberts.

Row 2: Arthur Sanders, Kenneth Shade, Bill Vechione, Bob Waller, Ron Werner.

Row 3: Ray King Will, O. C. William;.

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LAMBDA

CHI ALPHA

FALL James Arnold Bricker Adelbert John Koller Paul Weston Paynter Reginald Lee Barnes, Jr.

OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer

199

SPRING Pat Bowman O. C. Williams Ken Shade Lee Barnes

LOCAL ESTABLISHMENT. 1949 NATIONAL

FOUNDING.

FACULTY SPONSOR JACK C. VOWELL, JR.

1869

First Page: Row I: Wayne M. Ahr, John Behrens, Frank Henry Besnette, James Michael Behrens, James F. Bettie, George Drexler Burgess. BillC. Burns.

Row 2: Robert L. Cady, Jack B. Colley, James W. Conyers .lr., Aaron Reese Cranford, Rene A. De Hon, Russell Owen Donohue, Jerry Wayne Dorris.

Row 3: Phillip H. Dugan, Jack Dale Duke. William M. Englerth, Keith Warren Gardner. Jerry P. Guidry, Jay W. (Chewey) Hackler, Weston Hampton.

Row 4: Phillip L. Handlin. Ronnie Eugene Hanson, Charles Ray Higgins, Charles Grady Holderman, Charles J. Horak Jr., Jerry Wayne Howorth.

Row 5: Bruce James Jackson. David A. Kelton, Monroe Priest Kirby.

Second Page: Row I: Bruce Taylor Larson, Raymond L. Lowrie, Robert Davisson Maxwell, Willard L. McDaniel, Charles McDonald, Glenn G. McKinney.

Row 2: Gary D. Meyer, Bob E. Moore, Edmund Wright Moore, Mike R. Morton, Kenneth T. Murphy, William R. Oakes, John Davis Peticolas, Jr. Row 3: C. L. (Buddy) Perkins, Jr., James Bowie Peticolas, William A. Roberts, III. Richard Wayl1e Routh, Johnnie (Jug) Royal, Hugh H. (Mickey) Sharp. III, John Edward Silverman.

Row 4: David Thomas Skipworth, Curtis C. Sloan, Steve Royal Smiley, Steve M. Steen, Charles R. Stodghill. John W. Sullivan.

Row 5: David Gerald Thornton, William F. Walker, Roy Conley Ward, Edgar E. Wiseman, Curtis Ross Wright, Thomas Forrest Wylie.

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KAPPA SIGMA

FALL William M. Englerth Gerald P. Guidry Raymond L. Lowrie Weston R. Hampton Charles R. Stodghill

OFFICERS

SPRING

Grand Grand Grand Grand Grand

Jim Peticolas Charles Horak Hugh Sharp Jay Hackler Mike Morton

Master Procurator Master of Ceremonies Scribe Treasurer

201

LOCAL ESTABLISHMENT. 1941 NATIONAL

FOUNDING.

1906 FACULTY SPONSOR CAPT. BOYER

First Page: Row I: George Barbee, Howard Barbee, Benny Doyle Boatright, Bill Brown.

Row 2: John Burrow, Dalton Caffey, John Conway, Mike Davis.

Row 3: John Faraone, Gil Good, Gary Grant, Dick Guinn.

Second Page: Row I: Steve Harper, Bill Hart, Hugh Jameson, David Landou.

Row 2: Paul B. Mitchell, John Ormond, Tony Pearson, Vietor A. Pera.

Row 3: Wm. Sturz, Jack Thompson, Bernard Vetter, Frank Walker.

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PHI KAPPA TAU

FALL Charles Sullivan Ben Aiken Frank McCallick Jack Thompson

OFFICERS

SPRING

President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Chap.

Social

Jack Thompson Curt Berntine Steve Harper John Burrow Ed Hill Vietor Peiia

203

LOCAL ESTABLISHMENT. 1947 路NATIONAL FOUNDING.

1856

FACULTY SPONSOR MORGAN

BROADDUS

First Page: Row I: Daryll Averitt, Jim Archer, Tracy Baker, Bruce Bannon, Bob Bracewell, Charles Bradshaw.

Row 2: John Corcoran, Bob Cornelius, Charles H. Denton, George Doolittle, Jerry Everett, Douglas Funk.

Row 3: John Furman, Mike Furman, Gervis Galbraigth, Garry Garner, Richard Grant.

Row 4: William Hannon, Steve Hannum, Eldridge Hardie, Randolph Harris, Ken Heineman.

Row 5: Michael Howe, Lannie Hughes, Shelly Hurvitz, Robert Shelton Irvin, Paul "Fella" Kerr.

SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON

Second Page: Row I: Scott B. Krutelek, Kenneth Luckett, Harris Lowenhaupt, Wade Mayo, Leo McCulloch, David McFadden, Jack McVeigh.

Row 2: "Stretch" Meadows, John Augustus Melhop, Charles Michael McGehee, Mike Nordmarker, Robert Orten, Paul Paxson.

Row 3: Tom Richardson, Steve Schuster, Gene 拢ledge, Hoe Bob Smith, Walker Gordon Smith, Henry Snider.

Row 4: Ritchie Spence, William A. Vokes, Donald Vollintine, Tommy Wall.

Row 5: John Webb, Bob Wiggs, Don Wiley, Jake Young, Jr., Ray Young.

FALL Mike Furman Ritchie Spence Henri Rettig Scott Krutilek Don McGehee

OFFICERS Eminent Archon Eminent Deputy Archon Eminent Recorder Eminent Treasurer Eminent Warden

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205

SPRING Jack McVeigh Henri Rettig Gerry Garner Tracy Baker

LOCAL

ESTABLISHMENT.

1919

FACULTY SPONSOR EUGENE THOMAS-Professor of Engineering

First Page: Row I: Larry Bradfield, Bennie Bradford, Jack Burgess, James Lee Carter, Johnny Chamness.

Row 2: Norman Colbert, George Faulkner, John Fultz, Phil Gaston, Dan Hamrick.

Row 3: Kent Hatcher, Nyles Lackey, Bennie Lybrand, Ronald Martin.

ALPHA

Second Page: Row I: Don McClurg, Bill Mueller, O. D. Ronnie Paulk, Jay H. Reynolds.

Row 2: Jack L. Rhoades, Johnny Ripper, Otis Waynne Rogers, Ed Sandell, John Schmidt.

Row 3: Wilbur Stone, Ronald Utely, Ronnie Ward, Wendell Whitley.

PHI

OMEGA

OFFICERS President Jack Burgess Vice-President Don McClurg Secretary Phil Gaston Treasurer Clay Cook

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FRATERNITY SWEETHEARTS

SUSAN HALL Lambda Chi Alpha

MARTHA LOU FLORENCE Kappa Sigma

KATHY SMITH Phi Kappa Tau

EUGENIA NIEHAUS Sigma Alpha Epsilon

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NECHA STEWART Engineering

Queen

LINDA GORRELL Engineering Duchess

MONTE RAE JENKINS Engineering Duchess

Row I: J. D. Douglass, Larry Wade, Jim Ellenberger, Don Clack, John McKenzie, Frank Valenzuela, Bill Sturtz, Dick Williams, and Richard Flores.

Row 2: Poole Webb, Phil Sharp, Juan Francisco Bejar, Mr. A. F. Decker, Robert Fernandez, Frank McCallick, Art Napoles, Sal Velasquez, and Scott Brazil.

Row 3: Alfonso Uribarri, Andres Norte, Sal Ramos, Pat Bowman, Michele Baker Robert Gonzalez, Robert Tibuni, and Salvador Kan. Row 4: Dick Holt, Jack Vollmer, Louis Dominguez, Steve Natal, D. R. McKiddy, Robert Figueroa, Pete Salazar, Jesus E. Fernandez, Vicente Fresquez, Gilberto Valenzuela, Lloyd Goodrich, Fidel Tibuni, Bobby Vasquez, Cruz Dominguez, B. D. Gray, Ray Rios, and Pete Ramirez.

Row 5: Jerry Porras, 4th; Noel Davis, John Burrell, Alan Punkett, and Frank Duran, Jr. Row 6: Willie Wilson, Gus Stearns, John Sustarsic, Juan Fresquez, Winfred E. Bernard, Terry Teed, J. Salas, and Jimmy Branson.

AMERICAN

INSTITUTE OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS

OFFICERS President Vice President Secretary Reporter Sponsor

__

Jack Vollmer Jerry Porras J. D. Douglass Poole Webb _ _ Mr. Decker

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Row I: Row 2: Row 3:

Jack Jose bert Clay

Burgess, Dr. J. C. Rintelen, George Faulkner, Ed Sandell, Norris Coleman, and Edward Escalante. de la Fuente, Larry Sandell, Jon Perkins. Noel Barfield, James lee Carter, Edward Kurkas, Willie Mueller, RoLimon, and Taisin Chung.

Cook, Cesar Vertes, Mario Giono, Wayne Rogers, Armando Correa, R. L. Lowrie and Dennis Morehead.

AMERICAN

INSTITUTE OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERS

OFFICERS Edward Escalante George Faulkner Dr. J. C. Rintelen Ed Sandell Norris Coleman Jack Burgess

Secretary Vice President Sponsor Assistant Treasurer Treasurer President

213

Row I: Kent Hatcher, No name. Jesus Lopez, Xavier Chavez, and Dwight Reagan.

Row 2: Arthur Almeraz, Wilbur Jarmon, Williams Engelberth, No name, Bernard Heiler, Bobby Navarro. Joe Cleveland, Adalberto Trujillo, Bennie Lybrand. Raul Peinado, Calvin Benson, Chuck Overton. Roberto Villarreal, No name, Jerry Guidry, J. M. Conyers, Ernest Staeps.

Row 3: Guillermon Licon, Francisco Cruz Aedo.

AMERICAN SOCIETY OF CIVIL ENGINEERS OFFICERS Wilber Jarmon ._. . ._. ._ Mr. Paul Hassler _ _ __ _ Bennie Lybrand _. _._.. __._.._.

Vice Roberto Villarreal Harry Corbett, Sr __ _ Contact Louis De Panfillis, Jr .. _ _._ _._.._ Contact

President _ Sponsor President Secretary Member Member

Row I: Lydia Roesky, Patsy McCutcheon, David Tejada, Abelardo Rosas.

Row 2: Dr. Hancock, Frank Merren, Kathy Fromel, Hector Moreno, Lester Lieberman.

Row 3: Zeke Harris, Thomas Sartor, D.avid Clausson, Dr. Floyd 0 'Neill, Robert Duchequette,

AMERICAN

Thomas Sartor...

Dr. Hancock ....

Hector Moreno Lydia Roesky

OFFICERS . . .. . . . .. _

CHEMICAL SOCIETY

Vice President Sponsor President Secretary-Treas.

216

Bob Orton.

Row I: Lydia Diaz, Zelina Urias, Freda Young.

Row 2: Anne Lieberman, Elizabeth Sanders, Anne Sanford, Betty Baker, Helen Baker, Helen Scasta, Louise Hopkins, Peggy Montelongo.

Row 3: Dr. Meadows, Joan Wagner, Rachael Sosnowsky, Lester Robinson, Anne Justice, Jean Young, Geneva Alexander, Elois Cardon, Myra True, Mary Alice Steele, Clarice Claiborne.

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF CHILDHOOD EDUCATION

Dr. Lozier Henderson Evangelina Sanchez Dale Reed Mary Fairchild Mrs. Catherine O'Malley

217

ROW I: ROW 2: ROW 3: ROW 4:

Monica Ceniceros, Ward Esper, Nils Bente, Karin Goers, Frank Hsu, Monica Ceniceros, Willie Muller, and Dr. Sharp.

Ahmed Abdin, Cherie Dusseau, Barbara Rogers, Nancy Burnett, Wolfgang Fischer, Jok Long and Thomas Mesa. and George Johnson.

Kinno Ablahad, Matyas Hunyadi, Kyung D. Lee, Walter Sims, Lydia Rveske, Bertha Munoz, James Johnson, Sally Urias. and George Johnson.

Juan Jose Arando, Jose McBerdion, Edward Elias, Maria Luisa Diaz, Sally Willoughby, and Cecilia Wardy.

COSMOPOLITAN

CLUB

OFFICERS: Jok Long, President, Malaya; Karin Goers, Representative, Germany; Frank Hsu, Treasurer, Formosa; Dr. Sharp, Sponsor; Monica Ceniceros, Social Chairman, Mexico; Sally Urias, Secretary, Texas; Cherie Dusseau, Reporter, Ohio; Willie Muller, Vice President, Philippines.

Cosmopolitan

members form an international

conga line.

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WOMEN'S DORMITORY COUNCIL

These are representatives from women's dorms who coordinate the athletic, social. cultural and scholastic activities among dormitory students.

Row I: Janet Yerby, Phyllis Stuart Row 2: Kay Crawford, Secretary Kathy Fitzgerald, Pres. Adele Reynolds, V. Pres. Cristy Sauer Row 3: Elizabeth Smith, Linda Lark, Moselle Alden, Sharon Street, Student Council Rep.

Row I: Linda Campbell, Betty Morgan, Bobby Jo Warren, Treas. Joyce Cornwall Judy Woodard, Shari Happe, Rosemary Row 2: Shapiro

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Row I: Gerry Valdez, Janet Yerby, Jetta Nowell, Jerry Dutton.

Row 2: Judy Moore, Barbara McDaniel, Joe Milchen.

DEBATE CLUB

Janet Yerby and Judy Moore making last minute revisions in their arguments.

220

Row I: Penny Cannon, Lilia Rosales. Judy Sweat, Alleane Young, Sylvia Valdez, Becky Gutierrez, Barbara Griffin, Alice Ornelas, Rosa Lee Holder. Merci Lora路nca.

Row 2: Nancy Pennies, Mary Jane Witholder, Ronda Cole, Irma Herron, Dolores Velasquez, Alice Rosas, Irene Luevano, Hazel Ramirez.

Row 3: Emilia Dominguez, Beverly O'Briant, Evelena Kennedy, Georgia Russell, Kay Light, Johnnie Krauss, Brenda Bannister.

PE MAJORS CLUB

Row I: Louis Diaz, Dean Allen, Tilmon Kirby, Robert Gavette, Ben Rodriguez, Manny Aguirre, Robert Holguin, Todd Ware.

Row 2: Sam Ponzio, Adolfo Sanchez, Rodolfo Pavia, Hector Moriel, Willie Vasquez, Joe Holguin, Art Alva, Charles Gruber, Joe Sanchez, John Smith.

Row 3: Don Sylvester, Juan Aguirre, Carlos Lowenberg, Bob Gross, Jim HendrIckson, Bob Elliott, Guillermo Blanco, Karl Wentzel, Sam Anderson.

Row 4: John Young, Kyle Ellis, Joe Vasquez, Leeford Fant, Max Glover, Alvin Chowning, William Robinson, BillSharpe, Paul Zeek, Ted Sterrett.

ROW I: ROW 2:

Lydia Bueno, Secretary; Elena Bueno. Scribe; Anna M aria Vargas, President.

Natalie Amaya, Treasurer; Isela Lozano Ramirez; Barbara Heiler, Vice-President;

Professor E. Hines. Sponsor.

PHI GAMMA NU Barbara Heiler, Pledge Trainer, Instructs Pledges, Yolanda Sanchez, Suellen Creighton, and Stell Deras. Not shown is Chita Navarro.

Phi Gamma show what they have learned for their future jobs.

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Row I: Jeannie Lanaux, Gladys Skorka, Julia Jo Bull, Helena Bashur, Diane Rosenthal, Lynn Colwell, Carlene Thompson, and Isabel Herrera Ceniceros.

Row 2: Mickey Solis, Dropped from Membership, Dropped from Membership, Gaston Munoz, Ken Malmquist, Stuart Kahn, Lannie Hughes, Alan Powell, Bob Culp and Dave Buring.

Row 3: Frank Vargas, Efren Vega, Robert Donohue, Louis Alvarez Joe Blot, David George Rojas, and Jimmy Wells.

PRE-MED CLUB The Pre-Med Club is composed of students interested in the biological sciences. Its programs are arranged so as provide both speakers and movies concerned with the biological sciences and medicine. Activities of the club include an annual banquet, participation in the Homecoming Parade and other campus activities.

OFFICERS: President _ _ Ken Malmquist Vice President , Alan Powell 2nd Vice President ' Bob Culp Secretary , , Dave Buring Treasurer " Ronnl LaGrange Intramurals Representative ohn Martin Sponsors Mrs. Duke and Mr. Hamptkon Left to right: Bob Culp, Dave Buring, Mrs. Du e, Mr. Hampton, Ken Malmquist, and Alan Powell.

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CAROL

MARTHA

NINA

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GUEVARA

KEELER

HELENA

LYDIA

BASHUR

DIAZ

BETIY HARRISON

EMMY

KNOTIS

NANCY

BURNETI

NORMA

MARY

DIAZ

E. HERNANDEZ

CARMEN

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PAT O'BRIEN

JUDY ROPER

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CYNTHIA

BURRIS

ISABEL HERRERA CENICEROS

FUCHLOW

HERNANDEZ

LONGNECKER

PAT GOAD

ANA

MARIA

HOLGUIN

REINA MARMOLEJO

PHRATERES

MARY MAGDALENA YAPOR Corresponding Secretary

IRMA YSLAS Treasurer

CARl MARTINEZ

PATSY McCUTCHEON

MARY LOUISE MORENO

EDNA NIXON

JULIE PARRA

SUZANNE PAYNE

LETICIA PENA

NORMA PERAS

RAQUEL RAMIREZ

FRANCES SHANBLUM Recording Secretary

MARTHA

REY

ELIZABETH SMITH

GRACIELA RIOS

ESTHER TOVAR

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YVONNE SANTOSCOY

ALICIA VALLADALID

VIRGINIA OAXACA

HAZEL RAMIREZ

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YVONNE WAKEEM

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JUSTIN ROTH

BRUCE ROSEN

STANLEY ROSEN

STEVEN SCHEINER

JAY SHAM ROTH

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ARTHUR WERSHA W

Row I: Calvin Eisenberg, Carolyn McGrew, Carlos Cobos.

Row 2: Tom Holmsley, Jane Moore, Daphne Read, Mrs. Jack Vowell, Armida Gonzalez, Leo Gonzalez.

INTERFAITH COUNCIL

OFFICERS Carolyn McGrew Armida Gonzalel Carlos Cobos Mrs. Vowell

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Chairman Secretary .

Sponsor

Row I: Arlene Lollebeck, Sanna Eshleman, Virginia Wiggington, Randy Smith, Barbara Clayton, Manuel Olguin.

Row 2: Connie Schweinsberg, Julie Collie, Margaret Willis, Charlie Brown, Mary Jane Wise, Juddy Boyd.

Row 3: Bill Robinson, Jimmy Johnson, Don Burqess, Roy Springer, Dale Jones, Jim Boatwright, Neil Fleenor, Susan Hall, Jay Gillespie, Dick Ward, Bobby Fisher, Sue Richardson, Dick Holt, Joye Poarch, Nyles Lackey, David Miller.

BAPTIST STUDENT UNION

Row I: Sue Richardson, Mrs. Harold Fuggin, Sanna Eshleman, Connie Schweinsberg, Susan Hall, Mary Jane Wise.

Row 2: Tom Chism, Dr. Fuggin, Dick Holt, Dale Jones, Judy Boyd, Jim Boatwright, Joye Poarch, Don Burgess, Charlie Brown, Jay Gillespie, David Miller, Roy Springer.

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Row I: Richard Grant, Mrs. Smiley, Brenda Schuller, Priscilla Clark, Brenda Grose.

Row 2: Jimmy Brown, Susan Gargart, Mr. Moses, Janel Casner, Kay Lewis, Elaine Finch.

CANTERBURY

Martha Lou Florence, Richard Grant, Priscilla Clark, and Bill Young pose for the photographer.

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Row I: Carmen Echevarria, Leticia Hernandez, Lorenza Olivas, Anna Maria Vargas, Rueben Muro, Frank Anchondo, Jacob路Gonzalez, Leo Gonzalez.

Row 2: Virginia Caballero, Anna Maria Holguin, Virginia Oaxaca, Edward Elias, Lydia Roeska, Roberto Martinez, Rebecca Trujillo, Gloria Acosta, Hector Baca.

Row 3: Becky Gutierrez, Silvia Valdes, Norma Deras, Carlos Rivera, Jr., Cecilia Castro, Luis Fresquez, Don Racrowsi, Jean Delgado, Gloria Madrid.

Row 4: Delfina Franco, Gloria Silva, Graciela Rios, Bertha Aguirre, Leticia Pena, Guillermo Martinez, Andrea Olivas, Irene Luevano, Louie Renteria.

Row 5: Louie Dominguez, Father Andrew Burke, J. D. Douglas.

Row 6: Ernesto limon, Frank Padilla, Raul Gonzaiez, Salvador Velasquez, Henry Dominguez, Ramon Olivas, Alfonso Velarde, Richard Arniso, Esther Tovar, Romie Martinez, Anna Martinet.

NEWMAN

OFFICERS Fr. Andrew Burke..

Sponsor Louie Dominguez President Graciela Rios . _.. . Treasurer Louie Sosa .".'

Parliamentarian Rebecca Trujillo _ ::..::.... ...::.'.: .... _.Corr. Sec. Irma Yslas ..._..__ . .. _.. _. _.

Recording Sec. Mateo Hinojosa _.. ._ _ Historian

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CLUB

Row I: Row 2:

Don Fagelman, Anne Blaugrund, Stanley Rosen, Marlene Lavis, Howard Baron, Edward Cohn, Calvin Eisenberg, Herbert Feinberg.

Sylvia Lichtin, Arlene Lichtin, Diane Rosenthal, Ira Friedman, Sydney Diamond, Steven Scheiner, Herb Schlanger, Larry Ellner, Bruce Rosen, Leonore Galinn, Frances Shanblum, Sherman Levenson, Leo Gluck.

ROTH SOCIETY

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Stanley Rosen . . Corresponding Diane Rosenthal . .. Recording Sylvia Lichtin ....

Calvin Eisenberg. . ..

Mr. Ralph Lowenstein Not Shown Sherman Levenson . . Vice

Treasurer Secretary Secretary President . Sponsor President

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Row I: Judy Goodloe, Carol Cialone, Sue Ann Billman, Roberta Fugate, and Gayle Seaton.

Row 2: Rev. Guinn, Rev. Robert T. Gibson, Drew Kilgore, Allene Morrel, BillStarns, Fred Love, Helen Flood and Richard Grant.

UNITED CAMPUS CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP

UCCF is an inter-denominational religious organization consisting of the following groups: Presbyterians, Churches of Christ, United Lutherans of America, Episcopeliens, African Methodist Episocal, Congregational Christian, Christian Churches, and the Churches of the Nazarene.

OFFICERS Drew Kilgore Gayle Seaton Fred Love .

John Seamore Allene Morrel

.President ....Secretary . ... Membership Program Chairman . ... ... ...... Publicity

Left to right: Gayle Seaton, Fred Love,Drew Kilgore, John Seam ore, and Allene Morrel.

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Row I: Sandra Hargraves, Ann Gibons, and Nancy Brennand.

Row 2: John Ron Johnson, Elizabeth Smith, Bill Simpson, Moselle Alden, Jane Moore, and Daphne Read.

Row 3: Norton Wey, Johnny Behrens, Johnny Kahl, Paul Mitchell, and Norman Peyton.

WESLEY FOUNDATION This is a campus organization for Methodist students.

This year the Wesley Foundation moved into their new Center on Hawthorne.

OFFICERS President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Sponsor

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Moselle Alden Mike Behrens Penny Cannon Tom Gillis Norton Wey

Jane Moore, Kim Caffey, Jan Glazner, Carol Irvin, Mo Calkins, Sarah Hernandez, Sharon Wilson are paying their last respects to Jack Burgess.

Jack, you're supposed to be dead.

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MARILYN GEYER

ANGIE VELARDE

Lady-in-Waiting, KATHY SMITH

MARTHA

MARCIA HANEY

LOU FLORENCE

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MARCIA HANEY Ist Battle Group Sweetheart

Color Guard of the 2nd Battle Group - Left to right: lanthus Romney, James Lankford, Carl Holsapple, and Joseph Larremore.

Color Guard of the 1st Battle Group - Left to right: Richard Ward, John F. McCrane, Edwin Ranels, and Larry Gills.

MARTHA LOU FLORENCE 2nd Battle Group Sweetheart

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ROTC OFFICERS

JACKSON

D. BURKETT

BOB CALHOUN

DEAN CANTY JOHN

CHRISTOPHER

WILLIAM JOHN

CREIGHTON

FASHING

PHILIP GASTON

JERRY GUIDRY DONALD

HAMILTON

BILL HARRIS GEORGE

PASCHICH

PAUL PAYNTER

ALAN

POWELL

FRANCIS EDWARD TOMMY JOHN

RODDY SANDELL SARTOR

C. SCHMIDT

PHILIP SHARP KENNETH STUTES BILLY VECHIONE BOB WALLER RAY WARREN

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COMPANY A William Creighton, Philip Sharp, David White, R. Jackson, Edward Sandell, Robert Orton, Calvin Eisenberg, Harry Lamberth, Robert Cox, Bruce Coulter, Sam Self, Mike Morton, John Highsmith, Bill Halker, Ted Johnson, Steve Smiley, Avery Johnson, Bill Trayler, Richard Bond, Jim Branson, Ken Allen, David Skipworth, Ronnie Cole, B. Rollins, Alexander Correa, Park Bishop, Carlos Del Hierro, Jack Schaser, George Barbee, Robert Walshe, Louis Hernandez, M. Snow, John Fitch, Fred Johnson, Dick Biedqer.

Wilder Snodgrass, Charles Horak, Ronnie Alledredge, Frank Highsmith, Curtis Parkin, James Molder, Bruce Larson, Philip Hart, Jack Berg, G. Aguilar, Carlos Cordero, BillHart, Jacob Young, Mike Williams, Mickey Solis, Larry Giles, Robert Hoffman.

COMPANY B Curtis Williams, B. Grissom, Moises Pedroza, W. Campos, E. Ward, Ernest Fulford, Bob Washington, Billy Cartright, Willie Roberts, Jose Esquivel, Walker Smith, George Robbins, George Adams, Lester Leiberman, Glenn Leiter, Mike Howe, Jerry Howorth, Frank Duran, Raymond Will, Don Roberts, Wen cis Tovar, Cesar Ramirez, G. Munoz, Manuel Martinez, John Seymore, Fred Bright, Oscar Triolo, F. Harris, Ruben Bela, Dale Melton, Felipe Chacon, Jose Tarango, John English, David Biddle, Charles Womack, John Gabarron, Mike Holland, Tom Cable, W. Kramer, BillVan Sickle, Roberto Rubio, John McGrane, Ruben Ramos, Ronnie Coleman, Louis Varela, Alan Demo, Jim Read, Erich Wolfe, Frank Garza, R. Barnes, Tommv Sartor, Bob Waller.

COMPANY C Phillip Gaston, Eddie Wiseman, L. Gonzalez, Wade Mayo, Alfonso, Pena, Bruce Rosen, H. Wright, H. Madrid, Gaston Munoz, Francisco Trillo, Tom Treece, James Winnat, David Ortega. John Graham, Fernando Payan, Gordon Gonzalez, C. Dominguez, Charles Moore, Van Tate, Bernard Heiler, Heriberto Ramirez, Juan Salinas, Roberto Tellez, Joe Rosales, Anastacio Porras, Park Bishop, Roberto Aguilar, Hector Armento, William Rodriguez, Robert Smiley, Jose Valerio, Hector Venegas, Edwin Ranels, leo McCulloch, R. Lawson, Ramon Hamric, Luis Amparan, Guillermo Acevedo, Charles Cagle, Tom Jones, Stanley Woolsey, Marcus Mendoza, Jay Shamroth, Cecil Lance, Larry Davis, Jack Creamer, Carlos Ortega, R. Hernandez, Robert Ruiz, Wade Mayo, John Campbell, Roy Adair, Frank Padilla, John Drahan, Pete Salazar, A. Garcia, Juan Bejar.

COMPANY D Paul Paynter, W. Brown, Don Sullivan, R. Smith, Robin Plumbley, Robert Summerford, John Fashing, John Christopher, George Paschich, Bradley Roe, William Wright, M. Guy, Alan Chapman, Juan Escobar, Rede Franco, J. Romney, G;rry Garner, Harvey Jones, Joe Larremore, Edward Dart, Fernando Duran, R bert McCleskey, John Furman, Dell Holmsely'. Devid l~wren~e, J. lanpher, James Lankford, Richard Squires, Tommy Knapp, Henry Hernandez, Jay Reynolds, Norman Scroggins, .Franclsco Silva, C~arles Fields, Pat Coleman, Bernard Vetter, Jim Mortenson, Jack McVeigh, Dean Jacobson, Carl Sewell: MIke Barrueta, R. SI~S, Emmit Cantrell. Phillip Lakin, Jerry Gracy, Dean Canty, R. Williams, Donald Adair, John Neal, B. MartIn, Terry Teed, Bob Thies, Mike Thies, Ronald Trower, J. Sanchez, Carlos Portillo, Bob Cady, Ronald Perryman, Frank Kastl, C. Allen, Manuel Fernandez, A. Lopez. Sammy Snoddy, Henry Lapointe, D. Holsapple.

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COMPANY E Alan Powell, Bob Calhoun, Luis Dominguez, William Guy, Don Wiley, Bill Chamness, Ronald Mac Whorter, Lane Smith, S. Hannon, Larry Sandell. Francis Powers, Ralph Seitsinger, Robert Portillo, V. Kramer, Ronald Hill, Thomas Henry, Hugh Jameson, William Kiely, Manuel Ortega, Manuel Pinon, Ralph Rotulante, C. Williams, Willie Wilson, Richard Olivas, BillStarns, Billy Nunn, Manuel Hornedo, Juan McKinnon, Hilton Maddox, Lloyd Lavender, Mike Nordmarken, Carlos Trejo, Ernesto G u ereq u e, Jack Brown, Roy Becker, Joseph Baranowski, Louis Carson, Xavier De La Piedro, Fred Kowalewski, Carlos Rivera, Pat Bowman, Henry Rettig, Andres Norte, R. C. Davis, Mike Black, A. Garcia. Robert Martinez, R. Rodriguez, John Stroud, Phillip Bornstein, Allan Plunkett, C. Hart, Jesus Gallegos, E. Cordero, Herbert Bell, Gary Conwell, Andrew Guasto, Tom Gillis, Amador Gonzalez, George Leon.

COMPANY F Ray Warren, Bill Vechione, Robert Tibuni, Jackson Burkett, Scott Krutilek, Javier Arriaga, Frank Anchondo, Roger Parks, Louie Trillanes, Gene Daniel, Gene Johnson, George Brunner, Dennis McGuirk, William Gurany, Jose Gomez, Gildardo Escajeda, Edmundo Baca, James Carlton, Kennth Evans, Jose Lujan, Jose Maldonado, Dennis Marrin, Charles Rayner, Dale Holman, Thomas Arellanes, David Alvarez, Louis Calvillo, Fred Hernandez, R. B. Minton, Jesus Oropeza, Moises Pedroza, Fernando Pena, Anthony Perez, Armando Rosales, A. Lopez, Denis Gomez, Enrique Garcia, Fred Salvatti, Guy McKown, Derril Biddy, James Angerstein, Victor Rojas, Ricardo De Santos, Luis Cortez, Gilberto Valenzuela, Salvador Ramos, Ruben Muro, R. Garcia, Ben Escajeda, Robert Jones, Joe Martinez, Earle Moore, Bill Follett, Nick Palacios, A. Gonzalez, Henry Holguin, Ishmael Baiza, Edwardo De Bruhl, R. Dwyer, Alvin McCarthy, Carl Thomason, Ernesto Norte.

Row I: Manuel Martinez, Row 2: Lester Lieberman,

Bernard Vetter.

Jim Mortensen.

Row I: Rodney Davis, John Chamness.

Row 2: James Becknell, John Schmidt.

RIFLE TEAM

Rodney

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Javier Arriaga Pat Bowman Jack Burkett Robert Calhoun William Creighton James Davis Louis Dominguez John Fashing Phillip Gaston Gerald Guidry Bernard Heiler Charlie Horak Michael Howe Rober Jones

Tom Jones John Linebaugh Jack McVeigh Andres Norte Robert Orton Paul Paynter Henri Rettig Edward Sandell Wilder Snodgrass Kennth Stutes Donald Sullivan Robert Summerford Bob Waller Ray Warren

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ROW I: ROW 2: ROW 3: ROW 4:

Ray Warren, Alan Powell, Charles Cagle, Stanley Woulsey, Doug Biediger, Mike Martinex. Henry Hernandex, Capt.

Boyers, and Sgt. Tedrick.

Leo Gonzales, Robin Plumbley, Edwin Ronels, James Carlton, Anthony Perez, Charles Royner, Louis Calvillo. AenaJdo Garcia, George Brunner, Red Trower, and Jose Maldonado.

Bill Wright, Mike Holland, Bill Kramer, John Drohan, John McGrane, Roy Becker, Manuel Fernandez, Walter Sims, Jack Creamer, and Fred Bright.

Bruce Couller, Mike Lampher, Ken Allen, Richard Ward, Erned Fulford, Mike Black, Ray Will, Fred Guy, and David Ortega.

Guardians of our beloved campus.

MILITARY SNAPS

Daphne Read, military queen and her Lady-in-Waiting Kathy Smith smile for the Camera.

A Company awaits inspection.

Call me sir, private.

Eyes right!! Hut! Hut!

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Just think only two more years.

It pays to be a good military student.

Too bad all ROTC students aren't this serious.

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Watch your language David the Cameraman was watching.

NANCY BRENNAND

JAN BREELOVE

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BETH MEAD Head Golddigger

GLORIA ANAYA

KAY BECKER

SARA JANE BRADFORD

lAURA

DARLA CRAFT

CRIS CROCKETI

COPELAND

VElENE FLEAGOR

DEDE HOWARD

MARCIA

HANEY

NINA KEELER

BONNIE HEPTIG

NORMA KilBURN

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NANCY

BRENNAND

KATHY DICKINSON

SUZI HERNSBERGER

JOY KOCH

DIANA CARPENTER

RUTH DONGES

ANDREA HOOGE

YVETIE LalONDE

BETIlE ANN DAVIS Feature Band Majorette

DALE LONG

CHRISTY SAUER

JERRY SPILLMAN

PATSY McCUTCHEON

GAYLE

BONNY

SEATON

STRICKLAND

CYNTHIA

MORRIS

BETH SHAND

PHYlliS

STUART

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REBECCA ROBERTS

ROSEMARY SHAPIRO

SANDY TREADWELL

ANN

RUTLEDGE

JIMMIE LEE SOULES

JUDY WOODARD

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LEMMON

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KAY

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JOHN YOUNG First Team Border Conference

LARRY MEEKS, JOHN FURMAN, CHARLES BRADSHAW Second Team All Border Conference

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T. W. C. Vs. MEXICO U. Texas Western Miners put on an offensive and a defensive display as they rolled to a 43.8 victory over the Pumas of the University of Mexico.

Scoring in every quarter, the Miners made use of long passes, long runs and long drives for their points and so completely dominated the play that in the third period the Pumas did not have a single play from scrimmage.

JOHN

BILL HANNON

COWAN

JIM JOHNSON

MANLIO DeSANTIS

BILLY RIGGS

MIKE FURMAN

KENT BABB

CHARLES BRADSHAW

DARRELL CONGER

LAWRENCE HUTSON

DON McGEHEE:

JOHN COWAN

JACKIE MEEKS

T. W. C.

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NORTH TEXAS STATE The North Texas State Eagles defeated TWC 31.7. Glenn Reed, right halfback of Texas Western,scored the only touchdown against North Texas with a short right end run. It occurred in the second quarter.

Not a single penalty was stepped off again~t the Miners, which is not only an oddity but possibly a record for Border Conference competition.

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ALDEN GEORGE

T. W. C. Vs. WEST TEXAS STATE Johnny Furman's toe proved the margin of victory as the Texas Western Miners out-pointed the West Texas State Buffaloes, 13-12, in the first Border Conference game of the season.

The first score came early in the first quarter with Halfback Kent Babb taking a pass from quarterback John Furman.

Fullback Chuck McCalmont dove two yards during the third quarter for the second touchdown.

WILLIE VASQUEZ

RICHARD ALSUP

TODD WARE

KYLE ELLIS

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RONNIE ALLDREDGE

GERVIS GALBRAITH

JAMES HARVEY

TILMON KIRBY

CHARLES McCALMONT

PAUL PAXSON

JERRY PRATI

TERRY PRATI

T. W. C. Vs. NEW MEXICO STATE UNIVERSITY Miners won the Homecoming Game 20-15 against the New Mexico State Aggies. The Miners made excellent use of the pitch-out pass play twice in the game. The first time, Del Williams tossed the ball to Manlio DeSantis for a touch路 down. The second time, Kent Babb on the running pass ",ith Larry Meeks on the receiving end. H.alfback Gene Williams gained many yards against the Aggies.

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LARRY MEEKS

T. W. C. Vs. ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY The Sun Devils and Miners w~re tied at the half 7.7. Arizona State capitalized on Texas Western fumbles for both offense and defense in a 20-7 Border Conference victory.

End Paul Paxson grabbed a pass for the Texas Western touchdown in the first quarter.

KENNETH BALDWIN

DEL WILLIAMS

GENE WILLIAMS

DON BOYCE

DICKIE CORBELL

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T. W. C. Vs. ABILENE CHRISTIAN Down 22-6 early in the second half, the Abilene Christian Wildcats bounced back to defeat Texas Western 28-22.

Paxson made a Texas Western touchdown with a 61-yard pass run from Furman. Larry Meeks carried the other two touchdowns.

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T. W. C. Vs. UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA The score was 10-0 in favor of Texas Western when the teams left the field at the half-time, but the Wildcats came back in the second half and the final score was Arizona 14, Miners 10.

Kent Babb kicked the only field goal of the year for TW.

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Benny Carver, AI Tolen, Joe Esquivel, John Corcoran, Doug Funk, Matt Turner, Coach Davis, John Gilbert, Bob Davis, Don Vollintine, Don Burgess, Jerry Gilley, and Ronnie Paulk.

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TWC poured it on in one of their fastest paced games, to defeat ENMU for their fifth win of the season. The Miners showed a tremendous speed and scoring touch on the floor as they played one of their high. est-scored games of the season.

At left, AI Tolen (I I) goes up in a battle for a rebound in the ENMU game. Tolen got the rebound and went on to rack up 31 points for a new individual high count for the season.

Five other Miners hit in the double fig. ures: Don Burgess with II points, John Corcoran and Bob Davis with 13 points each, and Don Vollintine with 10 points.

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In the Miners' opening game of their home season, they passed to the Aggies who picked up the Miners at the mid-court and took advantage of some bad TWC passes to press their defense home.

The Aggies outshot and outplayed the Miners in the first half, but the Miners rallied in the second half and did far better as they tightened up their defense and changed the pattern of play. The second half score was 29-25, Aggies leading.

The Miners hit five shots in the field in the first half, and six shots in the second. and twice stole the ball from the Aggies.

Bob Davis led the Miners' scoring men with 14 points, and AI Tolen came up from the field to collect free throws to total 12 points.

Upset by Oklahoma State by 68-41

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It was a touch.and路go game all the way as the Miners finally tipped over Abilene Christian in over-time to get their victory.

AI Tolen and Benny Carver, guards, headed the Miners in sinking their shots.

With just one minute and 21 seconds remaining, and after having fought back from a 1Q-point deficit, Tolen's layup tied the game for the Miners. Carver twice stole the ball in the over-time session to guide the TWC defense.

Tolen racked up 23 points to lead on the Miner scoring board. Bob Davis scored high with 19 points and Don Vollintine came up close with 14 points.

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This year for the first time, Intramural Competition was sponsored by the Physical Education Department.

Because of legislation which abolished appropriations for such activity, and in keeping with the principles of physical education, the department was more than willing to take on the responsibility.

We have the Men's Council and the Women' Council to thank for the program that was provided and the guidance of the respective directors.

Left to right: Sitting; Rosa Lee Holder, P.E.M.; Gretchen Wegner, Delta Delta Delta; Patsy Hulse, ZTA; Virginia Caballero, Newman; Holly Howard, Chi Omega. Standing; Shirley Cole, Independents; Edna Nixon, Phratares; Arlen Hollebeke, B.S.U.; Mrs. Kathleen Craigo, Director.

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HEY! Why don't you play with your feet on the ground like everybody else?

Come on birdieeeeee,

OVER!!!

Whew! ..â&#x20AC;˘ I thought that was going to go over.

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This is the type of action that was prevalent during Intramural competition.

Competition was clean, hard, and a credit to each organization represented. It was open to the public and those who witnessed the games were provided with a treat.

What do you think? Did he or didn't he?

Let's see who can make the biggest splash!

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Are you swatting flies or tennis balls?

And she strikes out!

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Who Says Girls Can't Compete

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Now Girls, Don't Fight

Up and Over

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Watch the Birdie

BOY'S COMPETITION IS KEEN

Go to it Boys

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Their pep and precision were wonderful!

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New Mexico

EROVV'"N • OLDS

& CO.

ECHLIN-IRVIN·CROWELL

Plumbing and Heating Corp.

INSURANCE "Serving El Paso for 50 Years" 355 Myrtle Avenue MECHANICAL El Paso, Texas Arizona

L..-

CONTR.ACTOR.S

Mexico

COMPLIMENTS

Hobert.E. McKee General Contractor, Inc.

289

and INDUSTRIAL

What would we do without . . .

the campus police? The Freshmen would have a hay-day parking on campus.

290

Proudly Offering ... * SOUND FINANCIAL SERVICE * GENUINE FRIENDLINESS

AT

THE SIGN

OF

路;

305 Mills St.

THE CHEVRON

Member F. D. 1. C.

(9H RISTOPH ER'5 CHINA fURNITURE

-

-

CRYSTAL

_

CARPETING

-

JEWELRY GIfTS

fOR

STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF TEXAS

LEATHER

SILVER WALL DECOR GOODS

EVERY OCCASION

Phone KE 3-5507 MESA AND MONTANA EL PASO. TEXAS

EI Paso Federal Savings And Loa n Assoc iotion

Keep Your Eye on

Phone KE 2-5625 that "GOOD LOOKING"

401 Wyoming

Street

El Paso. Texas

Compliments of

S. H. KRESS AND COMPANY 211 N. Mesa

rn

IE~~

GLASS COMPANY, INC. YOUR A UTa GLASS SPECIALISTS 623 Langtry Corner Texas and Mesa

Dial KE )-2411

Chelmont Center

Dial PR 2-3211

291

Phone KE 3-5535

What would we do without . . .

Dean McCarty, Cathy and Judy?

292

Carter's Flower Shops Three Convenient 2310 N. Piedras

.

'. :'

~

~

.

Shop and Save at YOUR

Locations

2017 Montana

Where You Get . . .

3912 Pershing

LEE1S Wheel Alignment

• BONDED MEATS • BETTER SERVICE • LOWER PRICES • FRESH PRODUCE We Give S & H Green tamps

KE 3-7601

Co.

Shock Service - Broke Service - Wheel Balancing Front End Rebuilding 1901 Wyoming Clint Lee. Owner & Operator

SPORTING GOODS CO.

FRIENDLY

13 Locations for Your Shopping Convenience

the one good store for all GOOD SPORTS A New and Larger State

\..

on

MILLS & STANTON

.~'

t

Road-Runningest Gasolines

II ,,"

293

IlL ....

0

NATURAL

GAS

PRODUCTS

COMPANY

What would we do without . . .

the Snack Bar? The Coffe-drinkers would have no place to come on Monday mornings.

294

YEARS AHEAD

IN STYLE AND PERFORMANCE

Dodge Dart '60 Dodge

MOTORS PR 2·5261

980 HAWKINS ROAD.

TO THE 1960 GADUATES, We of the BOOKSTORE at TEXAS WESTERN' COLLEGE extend our congratulations and hope that you will have a most successful and fruitful life.

Edna M. Barnett, Mgr. Jarrel Adams Sharon Collier Rhoda Campbell Bennie Bradford Lanna Stamper Mitch Miller AI Havenstrite Dock Adams Bob Mathis It was a pleasure to serve you.

rn1IJ(cIK~IEIR~IRJl~~IFIEIR ~ ~~®IRll~IE (C®Q~llN(c~ Local & Long Distance Moving Packing -

Crating -

Storage

Aqents for United Van Lines. Inc.

Dial KE 2-1449

2301 Mills St.

m ~ m mIEIFmll~~IRJl~ll®N ~l]JIP1FJ1~ ~®Q

2505 Texas Dial KE 3-2458

UOLDSWOlQTII Jeweler and Silversmith EL PASO. TEXAS

•

205 MILLS STREET

295

What would we do without . . .

the pool tables? Maybe these players would make better grades?

296

..

~~C?---

Billy the Kid

A COLOR AND FINISH FOR EVERY DECORATING NEED

BY THE MAKERS Of

HANLEY PAINT CO. 1531 MAGOFFIN AVENUE • EL PASO, TEXAS

BORDER PLUMBING MADE

IN

EL PASO

COMPANY,

AND SOLD I N lETT EI

CONTRACTORS

STOlES EVEIYWEAR

•

Inc. PLUMBING

and HEATING SUPPLIES Dial LO 6-1604

HORTEX MFG. CO., INC.

2601 East Missouri Street

EL PASO, TEXAS EL PASO, TEXAS

DIAL KE 2-2693

• •

LORETTO 4842 Montana

•

COMPLIMENTS

DOWNTOWN SOOTexas

VILLAGE SHOP • Five Points

•

of

LAKESIDE 7018 Hiway 80 E

"THE LA TEST FASHIONS IN F~?TWEAR READY- TO-WEAR

AND

107 E. San Antonio St.

EL PASO'S LARGEST FINEST

Corner, Stanton and Mills 4904 Montana at Huckleberry

5 297

What would we do without . . .

our beloved faculty? These faculty members are on their coffee break in faculty lounge.

298

Compliments

ot

Southwestern

Transfer Company

Albuquerque

EI Paso

A. B. POE MOTOR CO. "Ser"',,, tAe Great S•• tAwest Si"ce 1928" CHECK OUR DEAL BEFORE YOU BUY

CHRYSLER

-

PLYMOUTH

-

IMPERIAL

""'WARD

For a Second Family Car See Our Complete Stock of Good Used Cars

Dial KE 2-5413 Main Office and Plant 901·911 South Santa Fe St.

WHOLESOME DAIRY, INC.

Compliments

Milk that's as fresh as the Morning Sunrise at your favorite food store or for home delivery

ot

PITTSBURGH

Call PR 2-2751

PLATE GLASS COMPANY INSURANCE

COMPANY

OF

AMERICA

B. R. Leonard, Manager

BROOKS TRAVIS AGENCY 1326 E. Yandell Blvd.

1106 East Overland

Street

Phone KE 3-7487

General Contractors Construction Engineers

WHEN GOING PLACES STOP BY

1900 Wyoming St. RESTAURANTS

DRIVE-INS

299

EI Paso, Texas

What would we do without . . .

dorm life? No boys are allowed!

300

'~---------------------~r~~~ i · LANDERi RAMSEY STEEL CO. Structual Engineers

LU~BER

411.

CO.-

4100 Rosa St.

Downtown - 1830 Texas Ave. KE 3-4481 Chelmont - 960 Chelsea Dr. PR 2-3214

EI Paso, Texas ROTARY

Rodehaver-Miller

Funeral

Dial KE 2-2686

•

Home

El Paso. Texas

1oI0TOI WOTlL • IISTAUIANT "Irlternationally Famol,l'

24

Hour Ambulance

Service

Swimming

Pool

•

fOr Frn. Food end lqd9,ng:" 100 kOOt.4S, SUITES' APAITMENTS Air Conditionin9 • loo,," r.lev;,ion •

RECO~~ENOEO

by

~

and MASTU

Fr ••

'.rkiIl9

HOST

Compliments

Plenty of Free Storeside Parking

of

.»

J. E. MORGAN & SONS

N. Piedras at Montana Dial LO 6-6755

SOUTHWESTERN EMPLOYMENT

SERVICE

Lester W. Van Horn.Ownsr

Helen Cost, Manager

312 Caples Bldg. -

KE 3-1813

EL PASO, TEXAS

LAUNDRY

- CLEANERS of

Distinction Dial KE 2-2455

408-20 S. Oregon

COMMERCIAL

ENGRAVING

CO.

Quality Photo Engraving for All Purposes

Since 1912 Phones KE 2-6341 and KE 3-2582 CRANES Engraved Wedding Invitations.

COMPLIMENTS

Wedding Announcements Cards. Informals and Stationery

OF

DICKSHIRE

219 W. SAN ANTONIO ST.

EL PASO, TEXAS

EL PASO. TEXAS

301

What would we do without . . .

----U\~lt\'t ~'U'L'L\'l1\\ ~

".-

--

.-

-

u

p\'nE

-

eX.

our newly remodeled library? Studying is so easy now!

302

COOLEST CATCH ON CAMPUS!

You like if..

..it likes You

COLLEGE FASHIONS THE YEAR ROUND

FINE FOOTWEAR SIN C E 1903

Compliments

LEWIS

of

JEWELERS

EJ PaJo'J Fastest Growing Jewelry Store

112 Mills St.

KE 3-3689

•

DOWNTOWN

II 0 Texas to 21 I E. San Antonio

•

CHELMONT

5218 Montana

CONGRATULATIONS

All the employees of El Paso Natural Gas Company extend their congratulations to the seniors of Texas Western Col lege and best wishes to the other students.

EL PASO NATURAL 6ASJlCOMPANY

What would we do without . . .

the Phi Tau's "Women are no Damn Good" week?

2f\A

OREGON CLEANERS & TAILOR ALTERATIONS ONE-DAY

Magnolia

Coca-Cola

Bottling Co.

CLEANING

SERVICE

419 N. OREGON

KE 2-7312

•

El Paso s Oldest Store

. Tuxedos & White Dinner Jackets for Rent And All Accessories Make Reservations Early We Meet All Local Prices We hav: our own cleaning plant To gIve you good service

DIAMONDS - WATCHES SILVERWARE - CHINA

118 Mills St.

Since 1888

who's who in fashion at · • • 1he mhi1e house A SALUTE TO THE LOVELY AND TALENTED MEMBERS OF OUR COLLEGE FASHION COUNCIL left to right:

• Marianne Colwell, Chi Omega

• Barbara Brokate, Chi Omega

.

•

Brenda Grose, Zeta Tau Alpha

•

Rita Gale, Bell Hall

• Emmy Knotts, Independent • Adele Reynolds, Independent • Not shown: Kay Young, Delta, Delta, Delta

305

• Sharon Street, Zeta Tau Alpha • Janet Butler, Delta, Delta, Delta • Kathy Fitzgerald, Bell Hall

What would we do without . . .

the fraternity formals? The Kappa Sigma Black and White Ball was held in March at the Country Club.

306

WILLIAM

J. ELLIOTT

Developer of MISSION HILLS El Paso's Exclusive Sub-Division

North Kansas St.

North of Mesita Ave.

QInmpliments

of a

frrenn

TODDLE HOUSE 1305 N. MESA THE ATLAS BUILDING

DO 'r SL ~ SAVE!

f

AT TWE

307

PRODUCTS CO.

EL PASO, TEXAS

What would we do without . . .

Homecoming

and the float building 7

308

What would we do without . . .

the Ten Best Dressed? They add so much to our campus.

Enjoy superb cuisine in beautiful

surroundings

at

DESERT

HILLS

RESTAURANT convenient

to the campus at

4501 N. MESA

• THE FRANKLIN

ROOM

Compliments 01

Open 24 hours a day • THE SIERRA ROOM

Hugh McMillan

American and Mexican Dishes

CONTRACTOR EL PASO

4201 Alabama Ave.

309

Dial LO 5·2753

l What would we do without . . .

,,

Our Bookstore? They're so handy.

he re is

"THE STONE YOU CAN MOLD" From concrete comes the shape of the future ... eight-lane express highways, airstrips to guide jet liners home, buildings with the clean-swept look of tomorrow. Concrete irrigation systems conserve precious- water, concrete farm buildings and barnyard pavings improve sanitation and increase profits, concrete schools, hospitals, hotels, and homes are enduringly fire-safe. And concrete can be molded to a hundred home uses ... from flooring a patio to edging a flower bed. Concrete, the stone you can mold, is the most versatile construction material known to man!

MAKERS

OF

ELTORO CEMENTS

Southwestern Portland Cement Company El Paso and Odessa, Texas

EL rOlO CEMENT

EL rOlO CEMENT

the largest selection in the southwest

• furniture • carpeting • rugs • appliances.

• giftware • linens and just everything lor your home

~n

PAYING

J=-"

~ed4~~tt

Your Electric Servant

TAXES LIKE ALL GOOD

SNACK

CITIZENS

I

PODsford Brothers

"RING! the BELl:

GENERAL CONTRACTORS

• 914 E. Missouri St.

:•

EI Paso, Texas·

· Bliss Auto Soles

••• •• • •••••••••••••••••••••

New and Used Cars

DIAL LO 6-1616

From a Supporter

of

4730 Pershing Drive

TEXAS WESTERN COLLEGE

HIRSCH BROTHERS MACHINERY COMPANY Manufacturers and Distributors P. O. Box 226-1901 Bassett Ave.-Phone KE2-2678

311

WINTER AT

rwc

ADVERTISERS Page Abdou Produce Co 285 American Furn iture Co. _............ ..

Atlas 8uilding Products Co. 307 8ennett Glass Co 291 800kstore.

T.W.C. ..

295 Border Machinery Co ..

Bord.r Plumbing Co. ...... 297 Brown-Olds Plumbing and H.ating Corp. ..

289 Buckn.r Transf.r and Co 295 Carter's Flow.rs 293 Christoph.r·s Inc. 291 Comm.rcial Engraving Co. . 301 D.s.rt Inn R.staurant 309 0.1 Camino Motor Hotel and R.staurant ..

30 I Dickshir 301 Echlln-lrvin-Crcwell and Co 289 Elit. Laundry and CI.an.rs 301 Ell iot R.al Estate 307

EI Paso EI.ctric Co. .. ..

EI Paso F.d.ral Savings and Loan . ..

291 EI Paso Laundry and CI.an.rs 299 EI Paso Natural Gas Co. ... .. 303 EI Paso Natural Gas Products Co. 293 EI Paso Sporting Goods 293 Fin. Arts Studio 287 Food Mart 293 Furr Food Stor.s 303 G iven Bros. ..

297 Guyn.s Printing Co. .. 285 Guarant.. ..

303 Gunning-Cast •• 1 Drug. Co 309 Hanley Paint and Glass Co 297 Hirsch Bros. Machinery Co ..

Hixson Jewelers 305 Holdsworth Jewelers .. 295 Hortex Mig. Co .• Inc. .297 Houser Resili.nt Floors Co 285

Co.- ..

~~:~:.s S~a~~r:nd .. :::::::::::~:::::.::::::291 KROD Radio and TV 291 Lander Lumber Co. 301 L•• 's Alignm.nt and Brak.

S.rvic. ..

293 L.av.lI, C. H. & Co 299 Magnolia Coca-Cola Bottling Co. 305 M & M R.frig.ration Supply......

295 McK •• , R. E. G.n. Cont. Inc 289 McK.on Motor 295 McM lilian 309 Moore Service Inc .

Morgan, J. E. and Sons 301 Oasis Restaurants and Driv.·lns 299 Or.gon Clean.rs and Tailors 305 Pittsburg Plat. Glass Co Po., A. B. Motor Co 299 Ponsford Bros ..

Poputar Dry Goods Co 284

m

STUDENT A Abdin.

Ahm.d

Boutw.lI,

29, 158. 218

~~~~~~~~~~~ay·:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~~ 61. 158

Ac.v.do: Guill.rmo Acosta. Gloria Adair, Cretha

231 61, 186, 187

..43, 171, 187, 219 29 240, 260

~~t

~: ::~: g~~:r.a. ..::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.

AII.n. Kenn.th 59. 240, 245 Allen, linda ..43, 166, 187

~!~:::tr~:::;:~·::::::::::::::::::::::::::~:::::::::::: Amaya: Nat~lie Anaya. Glo"a Anchondo, Alicia Anchondo. Fernando

:m

59. ~~ ..

224. 29 43

59;· ~~~

~~=:I.soD~;:am ..::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ..

Ang.rstein, James 186, 18

Price's Creamerier. lne, Prud.nti.1 Ins. Co. of Amlr.

Ramsly Stili Co., Inc. R.ynold. Ellelrical and En9r. Co. Rod.havir-Millir Funeral Homl Saundlrs .nd MeAfel Slars, Roebuck .nd Co, S.vln-V p Bottlin9 Co. Shains Jlwelry Snack Bar. T.W.C. Southwestorn Employment Servo Southwlst National Bank Southwlstlrn Transflr Co .• Inc. Standard Oil of Tox..

Statl National 8.nk Toddle Housl White Hou.e Dept. Store Wholl.oml D• .,y Inc. Zale's Jewellrs Zork Hardware Co .....

B.tty Ra......... ..43. 157. 172. 192

J ~~ Bowman, Pat .....43, 162. 169, 173, 198.244

Coldw.lI. Mariann Col., Ronda Col., Ronni.

Col., Shirl.y Col.man.

Norris Col.man, Ronnie

52, ..

52, " 62,

192 194, 221 62, 240 187, 276 213 198. 240

~~j~~~,~.~~~~-;~~~ Bradford, Benni Bradford, Sarah Jan. Bradshaw, Charl.s..

Brady. B.tty Brady. Rob.rt ..

Branscum. Larry....

44, 206 59, 78, 90. 129, 252 44. 169. 259, 257 187 ..

44, 160 . .. 181

:;E~~:~~;::~::::::::::::::::::::::::.::.:·::::::::~ir Brannan Nancy 62, 128,237,245,251,252 Broadd~s Patricia 44, 188, 192 Brock B.~nadin 29, 186, 187 Brockington, Marjori 29, 187 Brokat., Barbara 59. 165, 166, 112. 187 Bromley Yvonne .186 Browd.r' Myrna _ 59, 186, 181 l s :;~:~: Jahcak ." ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: I~~ Brown, Jam.s 44, 19 8 Brown. Travis 18 7 Brunn.r, G.org 62. 174, 198, 24~

303 ",

301 289 301 285 301 303 297 301 291 299 291 307 307 305 297 291 285

INDEX Drohan. John Druley. Diana Duchouquettl.

Bob Dugan, Phil ..

Duke. 0.11 Duncan, Janet Dunlap, Effie Duran, Frank Drusseau ... Chlrie Dutton, ui.n. .

245 63, "4 31, 162. 191 200 31. 200 53 63. 187 240

:~:I :;, iy..:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~~:I.~~ g~r~::i~:~fi~~~~:·:::::::::·:::::::::::::::::::.::::::.m

~~;~~~~_;;-~~,~.~

Ald.n. Mos.lle Alderete Lu. Maria Alldredg'"b Ronald

INDEX

g~i:f::j~~~.::::::::.:::::.::::::::••.-...::::::30,. 2~ Con., Susan

165, 166. 196

g~~~~~nb:r~:, ·:••: ••·••··::••··.-· .•·:..••·:·.:••:••:::··2~~ Conklin, Lillian . .. 30 Connally, Sara 63. 77. 194 Conway. John 53. 161 Conw.lI, Gary.... .. 63, 198 Conyers, Jim ..

44. 200 Cook P.t.r 187 Coop'.r. Yolonda . 187 Cop.land •.La~ra 78. 196, Corb.1I D,ck, ..

Corcor~n, John 44, 266. 268 Cordero. Carlos 240 Cornwall. Joyc 63. 171. 219 Corn.lius Bob . .. 53 Corr.a Armando 213, 240 Cortin~s, P.dro 186 Cotti., B.v.r1y 30, 93, 170, 194, 254

~~i

2" 196

E ealy. Chuck 262 E.sterlin?, Amarylli.

2"37, Echevarria, Carmen Edmiston. Jimmy 263 Edmiston. Killi 187 Eichor, Mon. 187 EisenberQ, Calvin 45, 170, 226, 228. 232. 240 Eldr.d91, Gllnd.

82. 83, 170, 171, 196, 254 Elias. Edward 53. 218, 231 Elliott, Bob 221 Elliott. D.vid 63, 185. 117 Eilts, Kr'l 221, 260 Ellnlr arry 63, 232 En91lrth. Bill 31, 17l, 200 En9lish. John .

240 E.calante, Edward 32. 109, 213 Escontries, Richard 187 Esplr Ward 63. 218 Esqui~el, JOI 240, 266. 268 Ev.rett, Jerry 32

m.

imrr~~a:·:·.:·:·::· ..:::·:·~·::·:·:·: ..:·:··::·;::::;;:.E·:i~ !~~~t~~lt/·::::::.:::~::::::~:::::·:::~(:((:·::~l

1!11~~i;~~~~J~~~ Craft. Darla

:~~~~;s,L~~~:::::::44:·ii.i;'·i6(· 266: 26 7 Burg.ss, G.org 200 Burg.ss, Jack 104. lOS. 109, 164, 173. 206. 22!~ Burk.tt, Jackson ....., Burn.tt, Nancy iS8. 218, 224 Burns. Billy.... ..

Burr.lI, John .

Burris, CI.ra .. 62. 224 B ow John 59 B~;~, Charl.s ..:::::::::::::::::.: 44 Butl.r, Jan.t 30, 122, 157, 194

59.

B

j~,'~~~

52, 165, 166, 252

g;:r~,~~~~i~··::·::::::: ..::":::::::. ::: :;~ Cranf~rd, Aaron 31. 200

Crawford. Kay.. .. 31, 172, 196, 219 Cr.am.r, J.ck 245 Creighton. Su.llen 63 Cr.ighton. William 31 105. 158,239.240.244 Crock.tt Chris ...'

63, 128, 194, 252 Cruey. C~rolyn .

63, 18 3 Culp Rt)_~rt.. .

Curt~n, lInda 44. 122. 172. 194

~~~~;!:,t-~~~~~:_~~~;:~ o

C

Caball.ro,

Bannister

Br.nda ......43, 165. 184,221,253

i~fg;d~~;E9~:.::::::::.:.·:::.::.:.::::.::::·:::::::·:~~i BarnlS, John.lle

43. 166, 192

Virginia

Dac.y

231, ~~~

62, 129, 1: 44• 2 5 52 '244 245 9 62, 171, 21 ··..iSS .. ·1·86 ~91 44.

'62' 192

Davidson, Phil Davis B.tti. Ann

6~ 187. 196 94, 13 • 187, 200

g:;~~~, J~u~~

.::::.:::::::::::::.:::.:: ":'.'

24~ Di.na 62. 196, 25 2 g:;~~~~ni.o~~:rl .•s..::::::::::::::::::::.::::::::::::::::.~2 Carp.ni.r,

~~j;:i~~"'~~:~::8~ Cart.r,

Jam.s

.

CartWright,

Berner, Ph'yllis Blsnltte. Frank Bettie, Jam.s..

:i~~r.,

61, 200 ..

102, 104. 109, 168, 200

i!m:?~i;~~:.~~:~;:::::·:::··::···::·::::·.·:····::::~it Blaugrund, Anne Boatright, Blnny Bohanon, Mary Ann Boldt. Judy Bond. Richard Bottasch, Donna

Lli04 105 164 206. 213 30. , , , 240 Thomas W ·· i. 267 26

43, 166. 232 .. 61 59, 166 59, 166, 192 .240 62, 194

44.

36, 2 189 53. 184, 194. 253 ..

6

Davis, RodnlY 114 D.an, Ev.lyn 200 D. Hon R.ne . .. " . d. la F~.nt., Jos. 213 de las Casas, Olivia...

"2;~ D.lg.do, J.an "...

7 240 DeIHi.rro, C.rlos 18 • 240 D.mo, Alan... ... 63 187 D.nh.m, Nancy........... . , 53 D.nton. Charl.s 53 231 D.r.s. Norma '222 Dera', ~t.lla 31 259 D.Sanhs, Manllo ".............. , D~W.es, Dorothy......... .

2~~ D!amond,. Sydn.y ........ ..

221

I~~:.~~~{;;:::-: 1 8;::: '2:1

DD:~\'d..::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::·::: ..2~~ Bi.diger, Douglas.

240, 245 Biel. Patricia . . 61 Billman, Sue Ann 29, 156, 157. 192, 233 Birdson. James 61 Bisho~. Park 61. 187, 240

'i!

44. 133. 196

C.nic.ros Isab.1 H.rr.ra C.nic.ros: ~onic Chacon, F.ltp. ·· · Chamb.rs.

Carol..· ·..· Chamness, Jo~~

30,

30..·i92

2

i~~

208 ' 206' 243 52 • 52' 194

~:r~~·:::.:::::··.-:::·:·:.-<::.:::::.:::.-:::::m

D!ax; Ma"a Luisa ".... .. ·,96 252 Dlck,.nson, Kathy 53' 185 Dom!nguOl. Cr~z , : 221 Domlngu ••• Emllta ..

231 Dom!ngu.z, H.n!y • 231' 244 Domlngun, LOUie 53' 252 Dong.s, Ruth .

'200 Donoghu., Rusty 45, 63 Dool!ttl •. Glorg · · :·.53 200 DorrIS, J.rry .. .

31' 231 Dougl.s. John "" '185 Dovl, Jo .

g~~;::.~~~:::.~aj ..::::.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.::.:: ..:.::.:.::'j~:'::::::::: Cho.wning. AlVIn .... 30 ChrlStoph.r,. John............

Chung. Tae"n · · ·..·..

Ci.lonl ~.!ol '165: CI.rk, prISCIlla 52

219 213

i.i' ..224.. 233

g~~~~'n~AI~o;

"6

g:;I:: ~T:;:::: ..:.:::.:.:::::::.::::.:::::.::.:::: 2t. :.. ~~

i~~t;~~;::~~~:=--~~:;;~ Belhllr, Susan Behrlns, John

Susan

g:~~h;::;;: ~~ry.~'.~~c~'...

Davidson, Ann

g:~~., ::b.rt'·:::::::::::::: •••::::::::.:: :::::::::.20~

Caff."'. Kim Cagl., Charl.s Cagle, Thomas Calhoun. Ro~.rt Calvillo LouIS Campb.lI, Linda Cannon P.nelop.

Canty. b.an

r

F Fa9leman, Don 226, 23 2 3 2 Fairchild, M.ry Fant, Lllford 221, 263 F.raone, John 185. 186, 187 Farrar, Nancy 64. "2 Fashin9, John 32, 10'1. 239, 244 F.ulkner. Giorgi 32, 206, 223132 Flinblr9, Hlrbert Ferguson, MirY J.nl 53. "322 Flrnande •• Llo FlrnandOl, ManuII 245 Flrnandu, Robert 32 F.rrilr.

Nina I~ Fierro, Roblrto 53 Fiflr, John Finch, Elainl 45, Fin.rty, Cathlrine 32. 157, 159, 169, 172. 194 Fischlr. Wol19an9 .. .

Fishlr, Bobby fishlr. Sharon 64 Fiskl, Judy 92. 116, 196 Fitch. John 45, 162. 170, 179, 240 Fitlgerald, John "32 Fitzglr.,d Kathy . lSI, 219 Flandln. b onn.

192 Flu90r.

Vlllni " I~' ~~ Flood, H.lln • Florlnce Mlrtha Lou 32. 104. lOS, 157. 171, 172. 194,201,208, 237.

Foix. Eloi," 53 198 Follltt, Tommy 45 186 187 Fomby, Sarah • • 53 Fox Laveral Fra~co. Ollfina 2J~ Franklin. Carol 64 Frieman. John 187 Freiden, l.nor.

232 Freidman. Ir..

231 FrlsquOl, LouIS 53 224 Fuchlow, Ann • 233 Fugate. Roblrta 240 245 Fulford. Ernest.

53' 206 Fultl. John 45 266' 269 Funk. Dou9 ..

54' 257' 260 Furman, Jo.hn 32' 173' 258 Furman, M Ik •. _ .. _ "

194 228

:::::::::::::::.::::::::::::::::.: .... : 276

317

il;

m

G Gabarron, John ..

G.lbraith.

Glrvis .

Galicia, Hom.r .

240 54, 260 .. 187

~:11~~d~.·Mi:;:~i··::::::::::::::::::::::::::I.a.r..2~~ G.rcia, Abel.rdo _ 186. 187 Garci •• Aen.ldo 245 G.rcia. Jose .

186

~:~~~:~: ~~:~h:::::::::::~:::::::::::::::::::.I.~~: f~

G.rn.r.

G.rry Garrett. J.n Gan •• Frank Gaskins. M.ry L.e Gaston. PhiL G.vette, Rob.rt G •• , Edw.rd G.nson. Leon.rd G.org.MAld.n

206. 239.

32.

54.

45.

~~be:r't.J~~~n::::~:.~:.~~: Gilby.

54 64 240 64 244 221 164 161 259 33

~jij:;p1:~'J.v··::::~::=:::::::::~:::::::::::::::::::: Gill.y. J.rry _ 54. 110. 266, G iono. M. rio Glaxn.r. Jan 54. 165. 166.

Glock. Joyc 54, 172.

Glov.r. M••..............................................

185. 187 186. 187 34, 104, 106, 156. 157. 165

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192 Hcffman, Robert 65, 240 Hoffp.iur.

H.rm.n 55. 185 Holder, Rosa L••........................... 221, 276 Holderman, Col •............................ 65. 263 Holderman, Grady 55.

Holguin, Ana M.ri •................ 65, 224, ~31

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Howard, Holly.......... .

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H.,I.r. Barbara 34. tO~.

H.ins. Ruth H.in.m.n.

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H.nry 245 H.rn.ndex.

Louis 240, 263. 273 H.rn.nd.t.

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55 H.rn.nd.t.

M.ry 46. 224 H.rn.nd.x, S.r •............................

65. 224 H.rnsb.r<;l.r.

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McClurg, Don 35, 173, McCulloch, L.o McCutcheon, Mary Fr.nc.s McCutch.on.

Patsy 225.

McCutch.on.

Jan. McD.ni.l, B.rb •••........................ 56, McD.ni.~ Will.rd 35. 122.

McDon.1 , Ch.r1.s McF.dd.n.

David McGeh.e.

Ch.rles Mich •• L McGehee, Don McGr.n., John 2~0.

McGr.w. C.rolyn McGuirk, John McKenxi., Durwood McKinney. Glenn

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M.drid. Hector M.drid, M.rg.rit •..............................

M.ff.i, Carl •.... 47, 165. 176, 177, M.ldon.do.

Jos •............................ 66, M.lon'!J. Judy 36, Maly, h.r1.s 56, M.rcn.tti.

Vinc.nt M.rkl., Jo Ann •....................................

M.rmol.jo, R.in •................ 59. 171, M.rqu.x, Ir.n •................................ 66, M.rsh.II, . Phyllis M.rtin. Mont •.......................................

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201 Moore, Eddi. .

56. 201 Moor., Jane . 56, 166, 197, 228 Moor•• Judy 56, 166, 171. 193 Morales, Gabri.1 .. 186, 187 Mor.h •• d. Dennis .

213 Moreno. Hector . 48 Moreno, M.rtha .

67 Moreno. M.ry Hel.n 37 Moreno, M.ry Louise 57, 225 Moreno, Th.1 m. ...................• 57 Mor.no, V.lm. .

57 Morgan, Ann 79, 37. 197 Morgan.

B.tty 48 Mori.l, H.ctor .

221 Morr.ll, AII.n. .

67. 197, 233 Morris. Cynthia .

253 Morrison, S.nd. .. .

186 Mort.ns.n, Jim 243 Morton. Bruc•......................................... 187 Morton, Mik •................................ 201. 240

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t:dn •.................... 37. 187, 225, 276

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Nunn, Bill

67, 188 188

o O.k.s, Bill 57.

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O·Bri.n, P.t 57, 171, 172, 195, O'Connor.

Kay Oliv.s, Andr ••........................................

Olivas, Lor.nxa Oliv.s, Ramon Ormond. John Orn.l.s, Alic •.........................................

Ort.g., D.vid Orton, Bob 163. 240.

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P.vi., P.lSon. Payn •• Paynt.r,

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257. 261, 272

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213 Luc.ro, R.ymond.......... .

188. 201 Luck.tt. K.nneth .

56 Lu.vano, Ir.n.................. .

221. 231 Lusk, Ion. .

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M.rth •............................ 33. 224 Guidry. J.rry 33, 162. 200. 239. 244 Guinn. Dick 64 Guti.rr.x, B.cky 221. 231 Guy. Fr.a 245

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186, 187 Levenson, Sherm.n 232 L.wis. K.thryn .. . 66. 195 L.wis. Rom.o 35 Lieb.rm.n, Ann •...............................

56 Li.berman.

L.ot.r 56, 240, 243 Lillht, K.y .

221 Limon. Ern.sto .

231 Limon. Rob.rt 213 Lineb.ugh, J.n.t 47. 195 Lin.b.ullh.

John 110, 244 Litchin, Arlen •.......................................... 232 Litchin. Sylvi •........................................

232 Livinllston, Andy 47. 198 Loer a, C.rm.n 56. 187, 188, 224 Logan, Bill 186 Long, Dal •......................................... 66, 253 Long, Jok 218 Longnecker. Cynth i•............... 66. 187, 224 Lopex. Jesus .

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49. 187 38. 131. 221, 225 68, 161, 240 49 _ 68

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38 57. 151. 166. 228. 236 240 68 38 231

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39. 108 Snoddy, Virginia __ 69 Snodgr.ss, Wilder __ 240. 244

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Dolores Vel.squez, S.lv.dor Vertes, Ceser Vetter, Bern.rd Vill.rre.l, Robert.

Vincent. Jack Vokes, Willi.m Vollintine. Don Vollmer. John

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Tom 68 Richter. Jerry ..49 Rich.rds.

Ret •........................................... 68

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8illy . . . 201 W.lker, Ch.rlotte 40. 171 W.lker.

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Bettr 71. 174 W.rd, Ceci i 218

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Jerry... . .70. 253 Springer. Roy....... .. 70 St.rns, Bill 233

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Roberts. Don.ld E 57. 174. 198.

Roberts, Rebecc •.................... 68. 187.

Roberts, Willie 201.

Robertson.

Helen Robinson. Bill 68. 221.

Roch., S.I Roddy. Fr.ncis .

Rodriguez, Ben .

Rodriguez, Elen •.......................................

231 49 240 240 253 240 58 264 264 239 221 68

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231 71. 90, 237 71. ~21 40, 231 213 59. 243 40 59 .. 40 ..49. 266, 270 40

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Wegener, Gretchen 41, 97. 157. 159.

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:::::::::::::: 58: 2~~ Lee __ 70 58, 88, 89, 99, 128.

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80b __ ..49. 158, 244 Summers, Sylvi. .

188 Summers, Ted .

188 Swe.t. Judy . ..

70. 170. '221 Sylvester. Don 221

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58. 221 86, 87. 132. 253 218

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Tolen. AI __ __ 266, Toney. Vivi.n Tov.r. Esther __ __ 70. 225, Tr.cr.. M.ry Ann __ Tr.yor.

Bill __ 187.

Tre.dwell, S.ncr S8. 187.

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58

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39 69

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69.

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240 240

J.y .....:::::::::::::::::::::::::: ..:ji6:··m Fr.nces 69 79 131 225 232

165 188 58 70 40 201 40 49 270 40 231 187 240 253

40, 222, 231 221 221, 260 198. ~~~ 50. 158,

198 226 186 50 129 240 207

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Leslie Wicken P.ter Wigginton, Virginia Wiggs, 8.rb.r Wiggs, Robert W Wiglell, Lee Wilb.nks, N.ncy Wilbanks. N.ncy V Wilchek, Ger.ld Wilcox, June Wilcox. S.m E

70

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Westmorel.nd, Fr.nk Wheat, Sherry........................... ..

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Austin Winn. Milby E. Winnat. Gretchen Sf Winn.t. J.m .. A. Wipf, Catherln.

Wipf. Cotherin.

187 Wischk.emper.

Richard Wi ••• Clyd., Jr. Wise. Dolti. J. Wise. M.ry Jane Wislman.

Ann1.

Wiseman, Edgar E. 201 Wiseman.

Larry Wilh.rspoon, Kenn.th ..

Withold ... Mery Jan. 59, 221 Witholder Rob.rt E. Wittler, Ch.rles Wittnebel, Robert Woelp ... M.rie Wofford. Kenn.th Wolle, Erich ..

240 Woli. Robert Womack, Charl.s 240 Wom.ck.

Milton Wong, Leonardo Woo. Raf •• 1 Wood, Gerald Wood. K.te L. Woodard, Judith H. 71,219.253 Woodbeck, J.y .

Woodfin, M.rilyn 71 Woodful, Shirley 187 Woodley, •S.lIy L. SO. 157, 171. 187 Woods, Majorl.

Woodul. Shirley 41, 104. 108 Woodw.rd.

Rich.rd Wooward. T. Brant Woolfold. Robert Wools.y.

St.nley Workm.n~ George Wosika. edw.rd Woulsey, St.nley 114 Wright. Bertram .

Wright.8ill 245 Wright. Curtis R. 71,201 Wright, Dell D. Wright, Drusill.

59. 166 Wright. H.rold .

Wright. Horace ... _._ Wright. Hugh M..

Wright. Jesse Wright. Judity L Wright. Judy ..

71, 187 Wright. Ph!'!lis Wri9ht. W,lli.ms Wylie. Joyce L. .. 59. "5 Wyli •• Thoma. Forr •• t . 41 104 108 112, 163. 201 Wyrostek, W.lter Y Y.por. M.ry M,... . 71.225 Y.por. Yvonne G .... 41. 133, 159. 171, 252 Y.rbro, Johnny Y.tes, Ch.rles Y.tes, J.m .. H, Y.tes, Son dr •..

Yee, 8un Ling ., YerDy. J.net L . 59. 165, 219 Yorby. John ..

Yip. Luis A. .

York. Loui •..

Young, AII•• n. ._ 71. 221 Young. Frida M. _.

59, '95. 240 Young. J.cob C .....

Young. Jean M. Young. J.rry L..

Young. John .....

-221. 257. 262 Young, K.y F. _.. 80, 81. 90. 121 ~l 25 • ..,..

Young, L.onard _ 50. 133. 151 Young. R.y Young. Shirley Young. Victor Young. Willi.m.. ._ ....__ .... Ysl.s, Irm. C. _ ...

SO. 225 Yturrald •• R.lph lIS. 187 Yturralde. Ralph L.

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Will, Raymond 71, 198. 240, 245 Will,.m.

Ch.nce ..

Willi.ms, CI.rence .

Willi.ms, Curtis H 240 Willi.ms, Del 59. 262. 273 Willi.ms, Gene 262 Willi.m •• t.;1.dys .

Willi.rns, J.ck 50. 158 Willi.ms. J.mes ..

Willi.ms. Louis G .

Willi.ms.

Lucille ..

Willi.ms, Mike B 240 Willi.ms, Orin C _ 198. 276 Willi.ms, R.ymond .

Willi.ms.

Rich.rd .

Willi.ms.

Willi.m _ .

Willi.mson.

Bill V .

Willingh.m.

J.cqueling .

Willis. Madeling .41. 108. 157. 170 Willis, M.rgaret 50, 170'22re Willoughby, S.lIy .

Wilmot, Eld. .. .

Wilmot.

Rich.rd .

Wilson. 8urtrust ..

Wilson. Eugenie _ ..

Wilson, G.ye D .

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Elias D..

Z.nker. Edith S. __ Z.nker. J.mes R. Z.ppy, M.rk _ •.

Zeek, Paul T. __ .... _ _ .. ._.

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J.mes .._.. .__ Zell. Luci.n ... __ .._..- ... Z.rbi., Susan .. Zingg, Emma ....... _ ....

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319

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FACULTY AI .. ander, Harold Arnold, Luven ia

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Anton

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Davis,

Harold

INDEX Lake. William Landers, Earl Larsen, Judy Lauer, Mary..

Leach, Joseph

20, 266

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George Douglas. Lurline Ducoff, Walter Duke, Eleanor

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Ritelen. Joseph Ruff, Edgar RuotsalaL:,lbert Russell. william Sawyer, Will iam Schumaker, Roebrt Scott. Frank ..

Scruggs. Joseph

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18 18 18 .18. 245 18 18 18

McKenzie,

Mary

Jo

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Massey. Robert Meadows, Jack ..

Meier. Theodore Merkin. William Merrill, Loraine

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Rex 20

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Harland.

Frank Harris, Theodore

26

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22 22 22 22 22

Hassler

Paul

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21 21

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Chism, Thomas _......... .

19 Coldwell, Harold· 19 Clayton, Frances 25 Coleman, Ralph 19 Collins. Ben 19. 124. 256 Coogler, Ellen _19 Cowart, Virgil ..........................•.................19 Cox. Robert 19 Craigo, Kathleen 20 Crawford, C. C 16 Cross, Jack .._ _ 20 Curtis. Mrs. R. D 25

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Catherine Robert

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23 23

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Smith. Grace Sonnichsen, C. L. Strain.

William

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Robert 24 Thayer, Lynn .

24 Thetford, Paul.. .

24 Thomas, Eugene 14 Thompson, Nell 26 Thorburn.

James 24 Thormodsgard, E, A 24 Threadgill, Edyth 24 Timmons, Wilbert 25 Thompkins, George .

25 Torok. Mrs. E. L. .

15 Velrelle, Mrs. B. A 26 Vowell. Emily 25 Waddell, Marie 25 Walker, Jimmy.......... .

25 Walker, Roberta .

25 Watt, William .

25 Whitaker, Joseph 15 White, Mary 26 Wielor. Florence 26 Wilderson, Ann 26 Wise, Vera .

17 Young. Phillip . .

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Charles

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Quinn, Mary.......................

Ramsey. Mrs. Joe Rennick, Patricia Resley. Louise Reynolds, Bertha

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THANK YOU We are happy to have been able to present to you this 1960 Flowsheet. It is our wish that the time spent by the staff members in preparing this annual has resulted in a book which will, in the future, renew the happy memories of our college days.

We wish to thank the following people without whose help this book would not have been possible, To the staff for their diligent work these past eight months, to Mr. John Middagh for his guidance as our faculty sponsor and to Mr. Ralph Lowenstein and the Student Publications Division Photography Staff for their fine pictures.

A special word of thanks to Mr. K. K. Kazin and the Fine Arts Studio for their patience in taking the student and faculty pictures, and Mateo Hinojosa for his special photography. To the Guarantee Shoe Co., Charlotte's, Maple Shop, Mrs. Roberta Walker, Mrs. Frances Steven, Charles Horky, Bobby Seevers, and John Wheatley for their co-operation and help to the staff members throughout the year.

Thank you,

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