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TEXAS WESTE

OLLEGE, EL PASO, TEXAS

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Jeanine

Beevers /

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editor

business manager

photographic editor

Mr. Middagh/sponsor

design, william thonson / photography, whitehouse / printing, henington publishing co.

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Staff-Charles Grant, Richard Grant, Jack Holmberg, Don Leslie, Eugenia Niehaus, Sharon Nye, Judy Phillips, Dian Young.

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T ABLE OF CONTENTS President

Dedication Campus

9 Life

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Personalities Honoraries Sports

Activities Organizations Religious Mutual

146 168

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Groups Interest

204 .

214

Military

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Engineering

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Administration

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Classes

. 276

Seniors

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Juniors

. 294

Sophomores

. 306

Freshmen

Advertising Index

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Dr. Dysart E. Holcomb with his wife and four children

came to

Texas Western in the summer of 1955. Dr. Holcomb, well-qualified the position of President, where he earned

attended

a Bachelor's

for

Texas Tech from 1933 until 1937,

Degree in Chemical

Engineering.

then went to the University of Michigan until 1941. In 1938 he received his Masters of Science Degree in Chemical Engineering

and then his

Doctorate in Philosophy.

Dr. Holcomb finds time now and then to play golf. He is also interested Western,

the President

in woodworking.

a few holes of

Since coming to Texas

has taken an interest in lapadery,

the art of

metal work and jewelry making.

Dr. Holcomb hopes to make Texas Western one of the outstanding schools in the Southwest. He said, "the raising of academic cannot be done overnight, but there must be a gradual minimum standards of no consequence,

of the school. Althouqh there

are

definite

standards

increase

in the

the size of the school is

needs

for the. expansion

physical facilities. A critical need exists at the present time for a large classroom

building

the construction

and an office building."

of these buildings

Dr. Holcomb

says

that

should begin in 1958.

PRESIDENT HOLCOMB CONGRATULATES MAJOR GENERAL ROBERT WOOD ON HIS COMMENCEMENT ADDRESS

President of Texas Western DR. DYSART

E. HOLCOMB 7

To Dr. John 1. Waller, Dean of the Graduate Division, we dedicate this 1957Flowsheet, in gratitude for the service he has rendered this school and its students for the past twenty-five years. Dr. Waller has taught since 1906, except for time out for graduate work and overseas duty in World War I. He came to Texas Western in 1931to serve as Chairman of the enlarged Department of History and Government, when the college was authorized to offer a Bachelor of Arts degree. In 1940,when the Graduate Council was established, Dr. Waller was made its first chairman. Since that time he has served in this capacity. We of the Flowsheet are proud to present this annual to this man who has been an integral part of Texas Western's growth.

DEDICATION DR. JOHN L. WALLER DEAN OF GRADUATE DIVISION 9

HISTORY OF TEXAS WESTERN COLLEGE El Paso's' own college was created in 1913 as the College of Mines and Metallurgy by a legislative act. This act charged the institution with teaching and research in mining and metallurgy and allied subjects and placed it under the control of the University of Texas. The school opened in September. 1914. in the building of the former El Paso Military Institute. which was donated by the city of El Paso. In 1916 the main building burned, resulting in a decision to move to the present site on the west side of Mount Franklin. The Legislature voted an emergency appropriation of $100.000 for new buildings. The name was changed to Texas Western College on June 1. 1949. to recognize the expansion of the curriculum into various fields.

CAMPUS LIFE

Freshman testing and orientation registration each September.

precedes

Freshman testing.

students

take a breather

during

REGISTRATION

. . . and I have to take Chemistry and Math and English.

The worst part of registering fees. 12

is paying

the

Robin Isaacks played the piano to win second place in the Magoffin Series Talent Show.

Rita Salazar placed first in the Talent Show and came out with the prize money.

These two cowhands try their luck with some cowboy singing.

The Stcrdusters, Betty Boykin, Sandra Ogden. and Ebba Brown. competed for the prize money.

MAGOFFIN TALENT SHOW Severo Garcia thrilled the audience with his "magic" accordion.

RUSH Convocation is held to brief the rushees on rushing rules and procedure.

Rushees stand in line to pick up their invitations before each party.

Zeta Tau Alpha entertained the rushees at an Angel and Devil party.

Psi Thetas, dressed as little girls, seemed to have a good time.

"Circus-time" was the theme for this Tri-Delta rush party.

Rush means fun, and these Tri -Deltas and soon-tobe Greeks take a few minutes from fun to pose for a picture.

Another scene from the Zeta Angel and Devil party.

Rushees were entertained at an old South party.

by Chi Omega

RUSH

Delta Gamma showed to the rushees.

Japanese costumes and decorations completed the theme for one of the Delta Gamma's rush parties.

their scrapbooks

Chi Omega rushees.

southern

belles

enjoy chatting

with

Discussing the Preferential bids.

Teas while waiting for

RUSH .... And rush is over, and the new pledges swarm Zetas welcome their new members.

to the sorority

of their choice. Here,

Enthusiastic freshmen and upperclassmen climb the mountain to paint the "M".

annually

Who got whitewashed, the whitewashers?

the "M"

In October the freshmen climb the mountain with brooms and mops to give the "M" its annual facelifting in one of the college's oldest traditions.

Good grub after a hard day's work.

Mary Jane Telehany and Joe Cleveland are named "Best-dressed Daisy Mae and Lil' Abner" at the Sadie Hawkins dance. <,;

Lynn Slater was the first Lil' Abner to be dragged across the finish line by this cute Daisy Mae.

SADIE HAWKINS RACE A determined

Tired Dogpatchers rest after a fast and furious

race.

Sunnye hangs on to her man.

Texas Western's Honor Guard carried the flags at the beginning of the parade.

HOMECOMING Newman Club's float entry was "Babe's Battle Against Cancer."

Dr. L. A', Nelson was honored during Homecominq activities as the Outstandmg Ex-Student.

A miniature football game decorated the outside of the Delta Gamma lodge during Homecoming events.

HOMECOMING House decorations were first used this year by the sororities after a decision by Panhellenic Council. Tri-Delta carried out the battle theme with the "Battle against Tooth Decay."

Zeta Tau Alpha used the political battles as their house decoration theme.

Phi Kappa Tau Fraternity coped the Sweepstakes trophy with their float depicting the "Battle of Iwo [imc."

HOMECOMING

Psychology Club's "Don Quixote" captured the attention of the spectators.

The Homecoming theme of Battles was carried out by Kappa Sigma's Trojan Horse which captured First Place in the Greek Division.

HOMECOMING

"Remember the Alamo" was the battle used by Tau Kappa Epsilon.

The Drama Department's "Wizard of Oz."

float publicized

their production

of the

HOMECOMING Chi Omega, as did other sororities, entered the parade on a group participation basis to add to the Parade.

A glimpse of the clever Lambda Chi float depicts the battle between the Democrats and Republicans.

Tri-Delta pledges help carry out their house decorations theme by entering a "Tooth Ambulance" surrounded by bad and good germs.

HOMECOMING Delta Gamma's smile at the crowds while being followed by their "Mars Women."

Also joining the parade decorated car entry.

were Zeta Tau Alpha with their

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CA I1PUS CHEST

Campus Chest drive winners, announced during intermission at the Beauty Contest, were Mr. Miner, Don Leslie representing Kappa Sigma, Gaye Clehom sponsored by Chi Omega, Miss Golddigger; and Mr. Prospector, Johnny Coughran, also from Kappa Sigma.

BEAUTY CONTEST A surprised winner is congratulated

by S.

A. President Jim Kaster and the four runnersup.

Marie Endlich, entered by Delta Delta Delta, is named Most Beautiful Girl at Texas Western.

Texas Western's five prettiest girls are from L. to R. Mary Jane Telehany, Jackie Stroud, Most Beautiful Girl Marie Endlich. Jeanette McFadden, and Joy Dee Hatchett.

Elaine Abbott is escorted by John Donohue to receive Queen of the Military Ball.

her crown as

Dr. Holcomb presents Elaine a bouquet of roses while Cathy Finerty looks on.

MILITARY BALL Distinguished Military Students and their dates stand in the receiving line to greet quests.

Queen Elaine Abbott poses with her court of Cathy Finerty and Mary Jane Telehany and their escorts.

Betty Stapleton and date, Forest Wylie. pose beneath the Christmas tree in the Sub.

A smile for the camera while dancing at the Co-Ed Ball.

SNOW FIESTA Snow Queen Sally Conn. right. poses with Jim Kaster and LadyIn-Waiting, Jeanine Beevers. Barbara Sanborn, Duchess was not able to be present.

Did someone say Bridge?

TWC-ers dance at the Lodge in Cloudcroft ending Snow Fiesta activities.

Playing poker was a popular form of entertainment during the weekend.

It looks like these students could be discussing the snowless weather.

Weekends are party times and the most loyal supporters of this idea are the fraternities. Lambda Chi's entertained their dates at a South Sea party.

WEEKENDS Phi Kappa Tau's join in the weekend fun with a costume party also.

Fraternity lodges often serve as places for informal parties, and Kappa Sigma is not an exception.

Soft music and dim lights are enjoyed by S A E's and their dates.

Coach Brumbelow is congratulated Conference Championship.

by students and well wishers

WELCOME HOME BORDER CONFERENCE CHAMPS Crowds of happy students wait the Miners to get off the plane.

Banners. whistles. and

Men's relay swimming was off with a splash pool.

in the annual swimming meet held at the TWC

ALL TWC DAY

Intramural Director, Bill Pasteur, trophy to Harrison Brock.

presents

a team

Jim Good, Kappa Siq, accepts the Outstanding Intramural Player award.

Pie, anyone?

Prize panda bears, cigarettes, and other trinkets made the games of chance more fun.

SPRING FIESTA

Kappa Sig pledges took a dunk in the tub of water whenever anyone hit the rigged target with the ball.

Informal street dancing was an added attraction to the Spring Festival.

Kappa Sigma's unusual skit placed first in the annual Variety Show.

VARIETY SHOW

"Old Woman in a Shoe" won third place for

VARIETY SHOW Sigma Alpha Epsilon thoroughlyamused the audience with their interpretation of a woman's bridge party.

Chi Omega presented a real cool version of "Little Red Riding Hood."

"The Sacrifice," presented like an old Indian legend, won second place for Delta Delta Delta.

SUMMER SCHOOL DANCE Jim and Cookie admire the authentic decorations for the very successful Summer School Dance.

Vincent King and his Orchestra kept everyone happy by playing favorite tunes.

Japanese lanterns, rice curtains, umbrellas and even a water mill carried out the Japanese theme. Rod Jennings explains how the water runs through to his date.

CLASSES Modern dancing is a worthwhile activity.

Histology students

Rocks and more rocks are examined by geology students.

look through microscopes

in laboratorv.

strenuous

but

most

Bob Culpepper gave opening address Week assembly.

at the first Religion in Life

RELIGION IN LIFE

Jack Hcmm, guest speaker entertained students and faculty with caricature of a Texas Tech student.

Religious hymns played on the harp greatly fluenced the success of the assemblies.

in-

Each assembly was opened Spangled Banner.

with the students

singing

the Star

RELIGION IN LIFE

Our talented guest speaker drew this caricature from what could be found in a boy's mind.

The theme of Religion in Life Week was "God is Sovereign. "

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Looks like everyone is having a "real stomping" time.

WESTERN

DAY

Intermission found many cowboys and cowgirls sitting around tables swapping horse stories.

WESTERN DAY Four students pose outside their western duds.

Bell Hall in

Wayne Johnson and his Bluebonnet Playboys played for the Western dance.

This scene really has old western atmosphere.

STUDENT UNION BUILDING - Better known as the S.U.B., the Student Union Building is the center of social life on the campus. Here is located a coop store, a snack bar, the Student Association office, the publication offices, men's, women's, and faculty lounges, and a ballroom with a stage. This building was built at a cost of $200,000. The students, through the Student Association, bonded themselves to pay $50,000 of the amount, while the College paid the remaining $150,000 out of local funds and gifts.

PERSONALITIES

Flowsheet Queen

of 1957

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SELECTED

1957

Dear Kiss Karis: The difficult, your Beauty

B. deMILLE

Contest

though pleasant,

winner

I found ayse1f in our motion

PARAMOUNT

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Kiss Ellen Jayne Karis Texa~ Western College of the University of Texas E1 Paso, Texas

BY MR. CECIL

CC(Q)[RillD(!J) ~'I]'O

STUDIOS

picture,

asked to choose

PICTURES

daughters.

task of choosing is completed.

in as great a quandary

THE TEN COXXANDKENTS,

from among Jethro's

seven beautiful

to select

fact it was difficult

College

having fled 1 felt

7 honorees

instead of 4 - in

not to include many others.

My congratulations Texas Western

to the winners

for its high standard

loveliness.

Cecil B. deKi11e

46 CURRf;NT

JliAOOOCTIDN

"THE TEN COMMANDMENTS"

has fled.

from among the stars of the sky?'

The shadow of ay wisdom the compulsion

as Koses

when he is

Be says, "The shadow of ay wisdom

Can a man choose

CORPORATION

and honorees

- and to of feminine

Flowsheet

Queen

JOY DEE HATCHETT DELTA GAMMA 47

Flowsheet Honorees

BARBARA KINDER-Delta

BOBBA HADLOCK-Zeta

Tau Alpha

MARY JANE TELEHANY-Zeta

Gamma

Tau Alpha

, Tiddley Moseley - Delta Delta

Betty Lytle-Delta

Delta

Delta Delta

Gayle

Sexton- Chi Omega

Bets Kolliker - Delta Delta Delta

Most Beautiful

Girl

MARl E ENDLICH DELTA DELTA DELTA so

A break between classes shows pretty Marie in the typical coed school clothes. a sweater and skirt.

Sitting in the noonday sun with stately Magoffin Auditorium in the background.

A Saturday afternoon is indeed a time for casual attire with thoughts of school all forgotten.

Texas Western Beauties

JEANNETTE MeF ADDEN

Delta Delta Delta

JACQUE STROUD

Zeta Tau Alpha 52

Texas Western Beauties

MARIE

ENDLICH

Delta Delta Delta

MARY BLANCHE POLLEY

Zeta Tau Alpha

BEAUTY

JEANNETTE

McFADDEN

Delta Delta Delta

FINALISTS

KATHY LAMBERT

MARY JANE TELEHANY

Belles

BARBARA PRINGLE

Zeta Tau Alpha

Delta Delta Delta

JUDY PHILLIPS

Chi Omega

EMMA

DURAN

Campus Colleagues

BEAUTY

BETH MERRILL

Chi Omega

Delta

Gamma

FINALISTS

MARIL YN WEAVER

Delta

JOY DEE HATCHETT

Gamma

JACQUE STROUD

Zeta Tau Alpha

Posture Queen JOY DEE HATCHETT DELTA GAMMA 56

T W C Sun Prince COOKIE VOGELPOHL ZETA

TAU ALPHA

Snow Fiesta Queen SALLIE CONN CHI OMEGA 58

Snow Fiesta Lady .t». Waiting JEANINE

BEEVERS

ZET A TAU ALPHA

Snow Fiesta Duchess BARBARA SANBORN DELTA DELTA DELTA

Mr. Miner DON LESLIE KAPPA SIGMA 60

Miss Golddz路gger GAYE

CLEGHORN

CHI OMEGA 61

Miss T. W. C. JANE GRUBB DELTA DEL1~ DELTA 62

All-T. W C. Favorite BETS KOLLIKER DELT A DELT A DELTA 63

Mr. Prospector JOHN COUGHRAN KAPPA SIGMA 64

Co-ed Ball King ALLAN

FRIEDMAN 65

LIBRARY Located on the second floor of this building is the Texas Western library with an open stack collection of over 80.000 volumes. The library contains notable collections of geological, mining. language. literary. and historical volumes. Books and periodicals pertaining to the social and political history of the Southwest are also found here.

HONORARIES

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JOE FESTE

Four Year Outntamdiau; Studen t 68

Joe is a member of Sardonyx. Pre-Med Club. Student Council. Sigma Alpha Epsilon. He is former business manager of the Flowsheet, and he was twice awarded the Horwitz memorial scholarship.

BETTY

BO YKIN

Four Year Outstanding Student Betty is President of Chenrizig. President of the Gold Diggers. and she has been Secretary and President of the Dormitory Council. Other Honors include Vice President of Delta Delta Delta Sorority. and President of the Texas Western College Choir.

OUTSTANDING SENIORS

CYNTHIA GARBRECHT Cynthia is a member of Chenrizig, President of Chi Omega Sorority, Vice-President of the Baptist Student Union, former President of Beaux Arts, a member of Alpha Phi Gamma and Psi Chi. NANCY KOCHEVAR Is President of Phi Gamma Nu and Alpha Chi and Chi Omega Sorority.

a member

JIM KASTER Jim is President of the Student body at Texas Western College. His other honors include Presidency of Phi Kappa Tau Fraternity, and membership into Sardonyx. LAWRENCE LANGLEY Is the President of the American Institute of Electrical Engineers, a past member of Orange Key and a member of Sigma AlphCl Epsilon Fraternity.

OUTST ANDING

NED MOORE Ned was junior representative to the Student Council. a member of Scabbard and Blade and the M Club. This year he is President of Sardonyx.

BARBARA SANBORN Is President of Delta Delta Delta Sorority. El Burro. President of Bell Hall. member Chi and Phi Gamma.

Editor of of Alpha

SENIORS

LOUIS ROBBINS Louis has lettered in track for three years. is a member of the M Club. President of Alpha Chi. member of Sardonyx. and Vice President of the PreMed Club. HELEN VOGELPOHL Is treasurer of Zeta Tau Alpha Sorority. treasurer of the Student Council. secretary of Phi Gamma Nu, President of Panhellenic Council and a member of Chenrizig.

JIM CHAMNESS Jim is President of Scabbard and Blade. a member of Scrdonyx. Sigma Gamma Epsilon and AIME.

CLA UDE CHAPPEL Claude is a member of the M Club. and was Co-Captain of the football team.

BERMAN CORBELL Member of the Baptist Student Union and the football team.

MEN

OF MINES TED ENGEL Ted is Roth Society President. and is a member of Sardonyx. and the Pre-Med Club. ALLAN FRIEDMAN Allan was selected to Who's Who. and was a member of Student Council.

Senior men who have a wide participation in campus student activities and held at least one administrative elective office in student organizations. have the qualifications to be selected to Men Of Mines. They must also have a minimum of "C" average in all work taken.

JOE FESTE Joe is a member of Sardonyx. the Pre-Med Club. Student Council and business manager of the Flowsheel. KENNETH GEORGE Kenneth was a member of th" football team.

Burt is President

BURT HAMRIC of Sigma Gamma Epsilon and in APO.

JIM KASTER Jim is President of the Student Association and Pres路 ident of Phi Kappa Tau Fraternity and a member of Sardonyx.

Lawrence Electrical

LAWRENCE LANGLEY is President of the American Institute Engineers. and a member of Orange Key.

MEN OF MINES

BILL MISCHEN Bill was a member of the Student Council. Club. and was chosen Duke of Co-Ed Ball. Is President Council and

NED MOORE of Sardonyx. and a member M Club.

Newman

of Student

JACK MISCH EN Jack is past President of Lambda Chi Alpha and is a member of Alpha Epsilon Rho. and Student Council. STEVE MORALES Is President of Alpha Phi Gamma. a member bard and Blade and Sardonyx.

of Scab-

SAMUEL PENDERGRAST Samuel is a member of Alpha Phi Gamma, Orange Key. Prospector, Honor Roll and the El Burro.

BEN PINNELL Ben was head cheerleader this year and is on the Flowsheet Staff, member of Psi Chi and Alpha Psi Gamma.

LOUIS ROBBINS Louis is President of Alpha Chi. and a member of Sardonyx and Vice President of the PreMed Club.

MEN

OF MINES

SCHULLER NELSON Schuller is a member of Sardonyx, Sigma Gamma Epsilon, Student Council. and Scabbard and Blade.

JOHN TERRY John is President of the Band. and Secretary of the Orches tra, and a member of the Var路 sitonians.

GEORGE THOMAS Is President of Delta Sigma Pi, and Vice President of Surdonyx, and a member of Student Council.

KEITH WHARTON Is a member of the M Club, the Baptist Student Union and is very active in football.

WHO'S WHO The members are men and women who are graduating seniors. Selection into the membership of Who's Who is based on a grade average of 2.8 or above, and their leadership and participation in campus activities. They show a promise of future usefulness to business and society.

JACK BAILEY Member of Delta Sigma Sigma Delta Pi and Alpha

Pi. Chi.

HERBERT BLUE Vice President of Alpha Phi Gamma and President of Writers Club.

BETTY BOYKIN President of Chenrizig. President of Gold Diggers. Vice President of Delta Delta Delta Sorority.

ROBERT BROWN President of Baptist Student Union. and President of Phi Alpha Theta.

JIM CHAMNESS President of Scabbard and Blade. member of Sardonyx. and Sigma Gamma Epsilon.

RICHARD CLARK President of Alpha Psi Omega and a member of Orange Key.

BOB COLLIER Secretary of the American ety of Civil Engineers.

TED ENGEL President of Roth Society. member of Sardonyx and Pre-Med Club.

JOE FESTE President of Pre-Med Club member of Sardonyx.

ALLAN FRIEDMAN Coed King. President of his Freshman class. member of Sardonyx. and Student Council.

Soci-

and

WHO'S WHO

CYNTHIA GARBRECHT President of Chi Omega rority. member of Chenrizig Alpha Chi.

Soand

NANCY KOCHEVAR President of Phi Gamma Nu, and member of Alpha Chi and Chi Omega.

STEVE MORALES President of Alpha Phi Gamma. member of Sardonyx.

LAVON HARTRICK GSCHWIND Was President of Phi Gamma Nu, and Vice President of Beaux Arts. Alpha Phi Gamma, and Chenrizig.

BURT HAMRIC President of Sigma Gamma Epsilon. and a member of APO.

JIM KASTER President of the Student Association and President of Phi Kappa Tau Fraternity.

BETS KOLLIKER Secretary of Psi Chi. member Student Council and was cheerleader.

LA WRENCE LANGLEY President of American Institute of Electrical Engineers. and a member of Orange Key.

NED MOORE President of Sardonyx, of Student Council and

CARMELITA PASTEUR Member of Chenrizig, Student Council, and Women's Athletic Association.

SAMUEL PENDERGRAST Member of Alpha Phi Gamma. Orange Key and the Honor Roll.

ROBERT MOSS Secretary of American of Electrical Engineers.

of a

Institute

member M Club.

WHO'S WHO

SHIRLEY RICHNER Member of Alpha Chi. Choir and Pianist Club.

LOUIS ROBBINS President of Alpha Chi. member of M Club. and Vice President of Pre-Med Club.

BARBARA SANBORN President of Delta Delta Delta Sorority. Editor of El Burro. member of Alpha Chi.

JOHN TERRY Member of the Choir. President of Band and Secretary of the orchestra.

GEORGE THOMAS President of Delta Sigma Pi. and member of Student Council an" IFC.

JOHN VERNON Member of Alpha Phi Omega. and All Intramural Softball Team.

JAMES WESTHOPE President of Kidd Mining member of Canterbury Student Council.

KEITH WHARTON Member of M Club and Baptist Student Union.

ANN WATKINS Secretary of Chi Omega Sorority. Vice President of Co-Ed Council and member of Alpha Psi Omega.

Club. and

GA YLE SEXTON President of Co-Ed Council. member of Psi Chi. and Junior Pan American.

HELEN VOGELPOHL Treasurer of Student Council. Secretory of Phi Gamma Nu and President of Panhellent:e.

JEAN WILLMORE Member of Aloha Chi. Pi Delta Phi. and Alpha Phi Gamma.

Row I: Dulcie Ligon. Ellen Jayne Maris. Carol Gaines. Serena Hamilton. Nancy Elder. Jeanine Beevers-Carolyn Billman. Cynthia Garbrecht. Sallie Conn. Zoe Dean Poole. Row 2: Carol Mischa, Shirley Richner. Fleda Jordan. Lavon Hartrick Gschwind. Dorris Van Doren. Bets Kolliker, Yolanda Davis. Ann Edwards Ayers. June Rediker. Jean Willmore. Joan Kinonko, Linda Cobb. Row 3: Thomas E. McLemore. Jack E. Prather. Jim Kaster. Lawrence Langley. Fred Seeley. Paul McEachern. Jack S. Bailey. Everett B. Heins. Row 4: Louis Robbins. Cabell Finch. Donald K. McCarty. Clell Blackwell. Jack J. Bourquin. Richard M. Clark. Ted Engle. George Curry. Burt Hamric.

,ALPHA CHI Officers President: Jack Prather Vice-President: Jack Bourquin Secretary: Carol Gaines Treasurer: Nancy Elder Sponsors: L. A. Nelson. C. L. Sonnison, Rex Strickland. Junior and senior students who have maintained a 3.5 minimum average are eligible for msmbership in Alpha Chi. the scholastic honorary Society. National meeting of Alpha Chi met on the campus of Our Lady of the Lake College. San Antonio. Texas. March 15-16. 1957. The purpose of Alpha.Chi it to foster better scholarship. leadership. and good citizenship on the campus.

Row I: Row 2: Row 3: Row 4:

Marvin Beier. Ronald Dettman. Bill Downing. John Ford. Della Haddad. Wanda Hill. Charles McGaha. Terry McRight. Ken Miller. Jack Mischen, Jim Peak. Bob Prensky. Howard Sagor. Rita Sulazar. William Webb. Fred Witt.

ALPHA

EPSILON RHO OFFICERS

President: Vice-President: Secretary: Treasurer: Sponsor:

Wanda Hill Howard Sagor Rita Salazar John Ford V. C. Hicks

Alpha Epsilon. Rho. National honorary radio fraternity. was granted a charter at Texas Western College in 1948. The main purpose is to encourage end recognize outstanding radio achievements among college students. Requirements for membership include excellent scholarship. a genuine interest in radio as a profession and an understanding of the principals of the national organization. This year Jack Rye from. KTSMwas guest speaker and a tour of stotion KEPO was taken. 79

Row 1: Row 2: Row 3: Row 4:

Bob Ackley, Richard Clark, Robert Fluitt Elizabeth Gaidry, Phyllis Hesler, Mimi Mageclson Macim Meldi, Carolyn Neleqcn, Claude Steele Gwendolyn Toppin, Elias Valdez. Milton Leech.

ALPHA PSI OMEGA Officers President: Richard Clark Vice-President: Mimi Magedson Secretary-Treasurer: Elizabeth Gaidry Alpha Psi Omeqo, the honorary drama fraternity is the result of the great interest taken in the educational fheatre by Universities and colleges during the past twenty-five years. It was founded in 1925to recognize and reward all phases of student participation in college play production. Each year it sponsors the Variety Show and awards a scholarship of $100 to a worthy drama student. 80

Row Row Row Row

1: 2: 3: 4:

Jeanine Beevers. Herbert Blue. Richard Carter. Marshall Early Jeanne Everett. Cynthia Garbrecht. Lavon Gschwind. Edwin Lent Steve Morales. Samuel Pendergrast. Ben Pinnell. Barbara Sandborn Martha Shadle. Janyth Smith. Jean Willmore. Becky Winslow.

ALPHA

PHI GAMMA

OFFICERS President: Steve Morales 1st Vice-President: _ Herbert Blue 2nd Vice-President: Lavon Gschwind Secretary: Barbara Sandborn Treasurer: Becky Winslow Alpha Phi Gamma is composed of aspiring newspaper and advertising men and women of the College. Membership is open to anyone who has served on any of the three publications for at least a year. Mr. John Middagh is sponsor. 81

Row I: Dcurice Anderson, Shirley Brown, Truman Fisher Row 2: Rosa Hunt, Raul Norte. Barbara Pringle Row 3: Sally Robertson, Jo Beth Stevens, Pat Whitt.

KAPPA PI Officers President: Truman Fisher Vice-President: Rosa Hunt Secretary &. Treasurer: Daurice Anderson Sponsor: Miss Ellen Coogler.

Alpha Alpha Nu Chapter of Kappa Pi, honorary art fraternity was formally installed at Texas Western in 1949. It has served to bring art majors into closer union and cooperation. Several notable art shows have appeared here under the organization's sponsorship.

Row Row Row Row

I: 2: 3: 4:

Annabelle Bean. Beverly Joan Beggs. Barbara Burke Christine Byrd. Sallie Conn. Billie Louise Farmer Patsy Latham. Margaret Ann Mehlhop, Martha Miller Mard Scott. Kathleen Sherwood. J0 Beth Stevens.

SCHOLARIS OFFICERS President: Vice-President: Secretary: Treasurer: Reporter: Sponsor:

Sallie Conn Jeanine Beevers [o Beth Stevens Barbara Burke Marci Scott Miss Betty Cosby

Scholaris was formed in the fall of 1955 as an honorary organization for freshman and sophomore women who have a grade point average of 3.5 in IS Hours or a 3.5 average for 30 hours. It stimulates scholarship and promotes school spirit among freshman and sophomore girls.

Row 1: Sister M. Beby, Barbara Chamness, Yolanda Davis Row 2: Billie Louise Farmer, Cynthia Garbrecht, Tita Mahon Row 3: Mario Martinez, Esperanza Medina, Irma Perez.

SIGMA DELTA PI OFFICERS President: Vice President: Secretary: Treasurer:

Mario Martinez Yolanda Davis Gaston DeDayona _............ Jerry Stowe

Sigma Delta Pi is the national honorary Spanish language fraternity. Its members are selected on a basis of a high scholastic grade in Spanish and a genuine interest in the Spanish language. Sigma Delta Pi was installed at Texas Western College in 1937.

Row I: Ann Edwards Ayres, Betty Boykin, Cynthia Garbrecht Row 2: Lavon Hartrick Gschwind, Carmelita Pasteur Row 3: Barbara Sanborn, Helen Vogelpohl.

CHENRIZIG OFFICERS President Vice President Secretray-Treasurer Sponsor .

u...........

. Betty Boykin Lavon Hartrick Gschwind Cynthia Garbrecht Miss Betty Cosby

Corresponding to Mortar Board on larger campuses, Chenrizig is the senior women's honorary lion. In the spring, the new members of Chenrizig are tapped on the basis of their scholastic campus leadership, and their participation in college activities.

organizastanding,

Row Row Row Row

1: 2: 3: 4:

Jim Black. Humberto Briones, Jim Creel, Bob Culpeper Robert Duchouquette, Orlando Garza, Roy Gibson, Le Bran Hardie Carl Harmon, Fred Harris, Ronald Hensley, Arles Howell Richard lube. John Kipp.

ORANGE President: Vice-President: Secretary: Treasurer : Sponsor:

KEY Bob Culpepper Otto Munoz Orlando Garza Bob May Dr. Jack Yuthas

Row Row Row Row

1: 2: 3: 4:

Edwin Lent. George Martch, Bob May, Charles Moredero Portis Morehead. OUo Munoz. Robert Hebe, Don Ranly Jose Rivera. Richard Sotelo, Francis Shunk, William Tidwell Pedro Vargas. Richard Weatherspoon. Neil Weinbrenner.

ORANGE

KEY

Orange Key was organized on April 25th, 1955. subscribing to the ideals of scholarship, service. fellowship and leadership. It is an organization through which freshmen and sophomore men at Texas Western can advance in spirit of service and encourages scholarship and leadership at the beginning of their col. lege careers.

Row 1: Roger Berggren. Jim Bettle, Harrison Brock. Jim Chamness Row 2: Ralph Chavez. George Clark. John Donohue. Robert Eiber Row 3: Ted Engel. Joe Feste, Allan Friedman

SARDONYX OFFICERS President: Vice-President: Secretary: Treasurer: Reporter: Sponsor:

Ned Moore ,................................... George Thomas Steve Morales Schuler Nelson . Rafael Chavez Dr. Jack Yuthas

Row I: Don Handlin, Jim Kaster, Jerry Keller, Jerry Marshall Row 2: Jim Mock, Ned Moore, Steve Morales. Schuler Nelson Row 3: Ben Pinnell. Louis Robbins. George Thomas.

SARDONYX Sardonyx was organized in March. 1953to recognize and encourage leadership and to stimulate and develop a fine type of college man. The purpose of this honor society for men is to provide for the cooperation of all students. to promote college loyalty. to advance the spirit of service and fellowship among all students of Texas Western College.

KIDD FIELD AND HOLLIDAY HALL The Miner's stadium was begun in 1921 at a cost of $11,000. It was without a name until 1933, when the stadium was named for John W. Kidd, dean of the engineering school from 1914 until 1946. Adjoining Kidd Field is Holliday Hall, which was constructed in 1932. Here was the center of Border Conference sports and the location for assemblies and dances for many years. This building was named for Tom Holliday, who was engaged to coach the Mines' squad in 1921.

SPORTS

T.VV.C.

Homecoming BETH 92

MERRILL

Queen

HOMECOMING COURT

Duchess Barbara

Birdwell

Duchess Janet Butler

Duchess Barbara Burks

Duchess Caroline Watson 93

Marci Scott

Ben Pinnell. Head Cheerleader

Marilyn Moore

Rogers Bergren

CHEERLEADERS The cheerleaders

add spirit to the Miners' games.

Ann Turner

Jeanette

McFadden

The TWC Golddiggers added a great deal of color to the Miner home games. Their fine precision marching was enjoyed by all. Headed by Sue Dickerson, the Golddiggers were only a part of the Marching Cavalcade which entertained at half-time. The other units included in the Cavalcade are: The Texas Western Marching Band, directed by Dr. John Carrico. with Tidley Mosely as Drum Majorette. and the Majorettes with Freda Howey as Feature Majorette. These groups combined their efforts and backed the Miners at every game.

MAJORETTES AND GOLDDIGGERS Gail Davis, Majorette, Sue Dickerson, Head of Golddiggers. Tidley Mosely, Drum Majorette. Freda Howey, Feature Majorette. and Marilyn Weaver Maynard. Majorette.

Back Row-Standing: Diane Young. Martha Wynes. Dora Gutierrez, Ann Brunson. Wanda Clack. Elvia Fierro, Adela Murillo. Gloria Justus. and Carol Blodgett. Second Row: Mary Lou Hargis, Patricia Spence, Barbara Kinder, Sharon Nye. Madeline Willis. Cynthia Morris, Mary Lou Birney, Yolanda DeHoyas, and Janet Butler. First Row-Sitting: Barbara Foley. Norma Munoz. Eugenia Nichaus, Jo Mae Green, Kay Barwise. Marketa Myers, Wanda Kimbrough, and Martha Delgado.

Mike Brumbelow completed his seventh season as head coach of Texas Western by being selected by his fellow coaches to be Border. Conference "Coach of the Year," the second time in three years he has been named to this honor. He led the Miners to their most successful season with a record of 9 wins and 1 loss, sweeping all Border Conference games without tie or defeat to win their first conference title in history. The climax to such a fine season was fitting, an invitation to be host team in the Sun Bowl. Mike's teams have been noted for their fine defensive play and a thorough knowledge of fundamentals. He is held in highest regard by the men who are the best judges of a coach's ability, the coaches themselves. The Texas Western football fans also give him their wholehearted support. Perhaps the highest tribute that can be paid him is to say that the men who play for him want to give him their best, every game.

COACHES Mike Brumbelow Head Football Coach and Athletic Director of Texas Western College.

Ben Collins Backfield Coach and Head Trainer

Dale Waters Line Coach and Chief Scout

TRINITY UNIVERSITY

TEXAS WESTERN 24

First Downs

361

Yards Rushing

134

Yards Passing

42b

Total Offense

3 of 12

Passes

Completed

5 of 18

Passes

Intercepted

5 for 35

Punts Average

9 for 32

7 for 65

Penalties

8 for 90

I of I

Fumbles

Lost

18R

2 of 2

Pictured below are: Caesar Fulton. Dc •••• _ rest. Bob Lerche, Jimmy Bevers. Rusty Rutledge. Hugh Harmon. a Ward. Jake Webb. Nick Tate. Bobby Coleman. Willie Vasquez. Pool Webb. Johnny Holt. Billy Riggs. Vernon Mitchell, Kenneth George. C. L. Chappell. Aaron Cranford. Doyle Watkins. Charlie Wilcox. Ray Morgan. Jim Johnson. Drew Sparlin. Dan Boyd. Ronald Erwin. Robert Bobo, Bill Lewis. Keith Wharton. Winfred Baggett. Dick Forrest. Dave Shawver. Jack Gothard. Benny Lybrand. Quentin Watkins. Kent Hatcher, Bruce Black. manager John Hall. Coaches Mike Brumbelow. Dale Waters. Ben Collins. and Ross Moore. also pictured is Steel Jones. head of The News and Information service at the College.

Mike Brumbelow completed his seventh season as head coach of Texas Western by being selected by his fellow coaches to be Border. Conference "Coach of the Year," the second time in three years he has been named to this honor. He led the Miners to their most successful season with a record of 9 wins and 1 loss. sweeping all Border Conference games without tie or defeat to win their first conference title in history. The climax to such a fine season was fitting, an invitation to be host team in the Sun Bowl. Mike's teams have been noted for their fine defensive play and a thorough knowledge of fundamentals. He is held in highest regard by the men who are the best judges of a coach's ability, the coaches themselves. The Texas Western football fans also give him their wholehearted support. Perhaps the highest tribute that can be paid him is to say that the men who play for him want to give him their best, every game.

TEXAS

WESTERN

A lO-yard field goal by Berman' Corbell in 16 remaining seconds clinched victory for the Miner eleven in the 1956 opening game. The Miners led at the half by a score of 3 to 0 but fell victim to the Red Raiders third-period drive of two Touchdowns. With four minutes gone in the 4th period, Hugh Harmon went across

Winfred Baggett Left Tackle

Timmy Bevers Right Halfback

TEXAS

TECH

the line and Corbell converted. Eight minutes later Bob Laraba slanted around from the lO-yard line for the clincher and again Corbell converted. Lcrcbc's touchdown climaxed an 89-yard Miner drive. Fumbles hampered the Miner offense in the first half. but three Miner pass interceptions evened things out.

Bruce Black Left End

Robert Bobo Right Tackle

TRINITY UNIVERSITY

TEXAS WESTERN 24

First Downs

361

Yards Rushing

134

Yards Passing

42b

Total Offense

18R

3 of 12

Passes

Completed

5 of 18

Passes

Intercepted

5 for 35

Punts Average

9 for 32

7 for 65

Penalties

8 for 90

1 of 1

Fumbles

Lost

2 of 2

Manager oractice.

John Hall helps Corbell with his field goal

Faithful to the last minute Of course

the Golddiggers

helped

inspire

the men too.

1957 SUN BOWL

THREE GOOD REASONS FOR TEXAS WESTERN'S FINE TEAM

TEXAS

WESTERN

GEORGE

WASHINGTON

UNIVERSITY A classic battle of power versus speed was expected as the favorite Texas Western met Bo Sherman's Colonials of George Washington University. The Miners had the advantage of speed and the home field but had to cope with the husky Colonial line and a weight advantage of 20 pounds per man. The big, rugged, Colonials shattered TWC offense, shackled its speed, and struck twice for touchdowns and a Sun Bowl victory. The sizeable weight advantage and a solid foundation of fundamental football were big advantages for the

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Winfred Baggett Left Tackle

Jimmy Bevers Right Halfback

Colonials. They outblocked and out -maneuvered the Miners. The visiting team threw up an almost impenetrable pass defense which hurt the Miner chances for winning. TWC's backfield got loose just once in the game and traveled 50 yards to the Colonial 26-yard line. A IS-yard penalty called them back and the drive was killed quickly. Penalties. fumbles and the excellent Colonial pass defense cost the Miners their first loss in Sun Bowl play.

the line and Corbell converted. Eight minutes later Bob Laraba slanted around from the lO-yard line for the clincher and again Corbell converted. Laraba's touchdown climaxed an 89-yard Miner drive. Fumbles hampered the Miner offense in the first half, but three Miner pass interceptions evened things out.

Bruce Black Left End

Robert Bobo Right Tackle

TEXAS WESTERN

GEORGE WASHINGTON

First Downs

146 22 168 3 of 16 3 8 for 34

Yards Rushing

Punts Average

7 for 33

3 for 45

Penalties

7 for 55

2 of 2

Fumbles

Yards

Passing

Total Offense

helped

inspire

14 257 61 318

Passes

Completed

4 of 9

Passes

Intercepted

Lost

Faithful to the last minute Of course the Golddiggers

the men too.

2 of 3

Charlie Brown in action against

the New Mexico Aggies.

THE BORDER CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 1957 na cqm Corbell convenea. Lv..~_ down climaxed an 89-yard Miner drive. Fumbles hampered the Miner offense in the first half. but three Miner pass interceptions evened things out. ~'-'T<",n<:::l

0 but fell victim to the Red Raiders third-period drive of two Touchdowns. With four minutes gone in the 4th period, Hugh Harmon went across _ vr

Winfred Baggett Left Tackle

Jimmy Bevers Right Halfback

Bruce Black Left End

Robert Bobo Right Tackle

COACH GEORGE McCARTY This year the Miner Basketball squad finished one of their finest seasons. Coach George McCarty led his men to a record of 15 wins and 8 losses. He coached them to their second Border Conference win, the first since 1941. The players that have worked with Coach McCarty hold him in their minds with respect and admiration. This editor would like to express the feeling all TWC has for him by saying thanks for a job well done.

The Man Behind the Men

Of course the Golddiggers

helped inspire the men too.

Cecil Brown Guard

Charles Brown Forward

Jack Burgess Forward

THE RECORD Texas Western 78 New Mexico Western Texas Western SuI Ross 56

Texas Western 75 New Mexico University

Texas Western 55 Washington University Texas Western 60 Wayne University of Detroit 67

Charlie Brown and Wayne

Jones give Arizona the shakes.

of St. Louis 58

THE RECORD Texas Western S9 Tulsa University 77 Texas Western 62 Tennessee Tech 69 Texas Western 48 Memphis State 77 Texas Western 70 Colorado A. s M. 61 Texas Western 78 New Mexico University

Watch

out for Fouls

Charlie!

Phil Eaton Guard

Bob Finn Forward

Jerry Gilley Forward

THE RECORD Texas Western 87 North Texas State 69 Texas Western 81 Hardin-Simmons University

Texas Western 61 West Texas State 50 Texas Western 93 University of Arizona 69

65 Texas Western 74 New Mexico A. s M. 61

A. J. Mason tries for a field goal against

New Mexico U.

THE RECORD Texas Western 77 Arizona (Tempe) 66

Texas Western 52 Arizona (Tempe) 73

Texas Western 88 Arizona State 89

Texas Western 83 West Texas State 73 Texas Western 44 Texas Tech 70

Rebounds helped Charlie Brown Keep his Average.

Wayne Jones Forward-Center

Dick McAlpine Guard

Jon Sanders Forward

Ned Moore Forward-Center

J. Mason Guard

Not Pictured were Hans Fields, Guard,

and Gordon Sheperd,

Center.

THE RECORD Texas Western 51 Hardin-Simmons University

Texas Texas

49 Texas Western 72 New Mexico A. s M. 69

Dick McAlpine goes high against

the Aqqies'

center in the Big game.

Western 66 Tech 53

Arthur Napoles and Henry Masterson won this doubles match with SuI Ross.

Standing: Kneeling:

TENNIS

Pictured above and to the side are the men in whom Coach W. H. Ball is placing his hopes for a Border Conference title. The Varsity squad plays in the finals almost every year and this year they may bring home victory and the third Border Conference Trophy for Texas Western.

Servero Garcia at work in a singles match against

SuI Ross.

Coach Dr. W. H. Ball. Arthur Napoles and Henry Masterson. Servero Garcia and Robert Jimenez.

Gerald Brooks

TEXAS

Donald Cook

WESTERN

John English

TRACK

TEAM 1957 Donald Fite

Although the squad seems small, the desire is big and this year the Texas Western Track Team planned to go all-out to bring home a Border Conference victory. Coach Ross Moore puts his trust in these men with hopes of one more Border Conference Trophy being placed in our trophy cases. The boys all work hard for their fine coach and if appearance means anything, Texas Western should end up on or near the top.

Not Pictured was Coach Ross Moore

Lou Robbins and Donald

File

in action

TRACK 1957

Don Maynard

Gary Meadows

John Hall

Lou Robbins

Outstanding BETTY 130

Sports Woman BOYKIN

Row 1: Sherry Roberts, Mary Margret Key, Judy Baker, Eugenia Niehaus, Cathy Woodley, Catherine Sherwood, Freda Howie. Irma Gandara, Wanda Hill, Carolyn Collins, Diane Diebels. Row 2: Mrs. 1. J. Glordon, Linda Cobb, Hiedi Vogel. Nancy Creswell. Ann Watkins. Barbara Cantrell. Joann MeDonald, Mary Blanche Polly. Sue Ann Billman. Maggie Cleghorn, Elizabeth Morris. Irene Duke. Janice Walker. Bonnie May. Barbara Kinder, Mary Baeher, Mrs. E. F. Craigo. Row 3: Nancy Hild, Yvonne Franco. Betty Ward, Carol Kennedy. Lynn Burquist, Dulcie Ligon, Kay Crawford. Gwyn Anderson. Ellen Jayne Maris. Carolyn Billman. Carol Grammet. Nancy Cook.

WOMEN'S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION OFFICERS President: Carolyn Billman Vice-President: Nancy Creswell Secretary: Catherine Sherwood Treasurer: Maggie Cleghorn Sponsors: Mrs. E. F. Craigo and Mrs. L. J. Glardon. The Women's Athletic Association organized in 1934. is for all women students who are interested in extra-curricular athletics. At the end of each year, a supremacy trophy is awarded to the group which has been most active in intra-murals. Sports included are basketball. volleyball, badminton. tennis, ping-pong. softball and swimming. Pictured: Executive Council - Bonnie Lowry. Bonnie May. Elizabeth Morris, Mrs. L. J. Glardon. Catherine Sherwood. Carolyn Billman. Nancy Creswell, Maggie Cleghorn. Mrs. E. F. Craigo. 131

Hook shot?

Guard

her!

DELTA DELTA DELTA BASKETBALL CHAMPS Row 1: Betty Stcpelton, Tiddley Moseley. Row 2: Jane McCutcheon, Diane Bauerschlag. Betty Boykin, Sandra Not Pictured: Maggie Cleghorn, Nancy Pirtle .

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" '\. "

.. ~

•

Q'J r';

-:::::

Ogden.

Row 1: Ruth Barker, Bernadine Brock, Helen Hyatt. Row 2: Bonnie Lowery, Gail Wall, Sherry Roberts, Joan Weaver.

BELLES VOLLEYBALL CHAMPS Set it up higher!

Champs

in action!

Keep your eye on the birdie!

Where is the ball?

134

Look there is no grass on the field! This is TEXAS!

Steady? Game point!

135

BOARD MEMBERS-Left to right (semi-circle) Dean Hiccioni, Newman Club; Joe Karam. Tau Kappa Epsilon; Harrison Brock. Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Art LaCapria. Phi Kappa Tau; Jim Good. Kappa Sigma; Jack Wilson. Lambda Chi Alpha; Coy Harrison. Alpha Phi Omega; and Steve Morales. student intramural director. Missing from picture. Jay Gillespie. Baptist Student Union. and Jim Loper. Pre-Med Club. and Don "Hoot" Gipson. assistant intramural director.

STEVE G. MORALES Student Intramural Director

INTRAMURAL

ATHLETIC

BOARD

The Intramural Athletic Board is composed of representatives from all the teams that are competing in intramural sports. The representatives are chosen by the members of the organization participating in intramurals. The Board meets once a week to discuss coming events. try to solve problems of the past week. vote on rules affecting the program and to keep their organization up to date on what is happening.

STUDENT

INTRAMURAL

DIRECTOR

He is appointed by the combined outgoing and incoming Student Councils to serve for one full school year. He is in charge of the whole intramural pwgram. coordinating his program with the faculty intramural director. athletic director and chairman of the physical education department. He sets the schedules for all sports. appoints the game officials. buys the trophies and medals. presides over all board meetings and is responsible for enforcing all the rules.

1955-56 OUTSTANDING

INTRAMURAL

PLAYER

JIM GOOD

KAPPA

HIS

RECORD:

Basketball-Greek

All-Star Team

Volleyball-AlI-Intramural Team Football-Captain. All-Intramural Team Track-First Place in High Jump. Hurdles. High Point Man with 24 points Softball-Greek

All-Star Team

Swimming-Leg on Winning Relay Team Threw 2 Touchdown passes in TWC's win:: over Aggies in Miner-Aggie Day Score: 12-0

SIGMA

FRATERNITY

1956-57BASKETBALLCHAMPIONS-Alpha Phi Omega swept through the opposition without defeat to chalk up its first major victory in intramural sports in many years. The APO's beat their closest rivals. Baptist Student Union, twice-s-once in regular season and again in a post-season tournament. Standing, left to right, Coy Harrison. Tony Vela, George Thompson, Burt Hamric, Ken Stutes and Lynn Livermore. Kneeling. Jim Matlock. Don Schoch. Ted Field, Jack Rhoads and Coach Jack Burgess.

1956-57 ALL-INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL

TEAM

TED FIELD Alpha Phi Omega JIM MATLOCK Alpha Phi Omega BILLALBRECHT Tau Kappa Epsilon MIKE FURMAN Baptist Student Union JAY GILLESPIE Baptist Student Union Honorable Mention: Jim Good and Terry MacRight, Kappa Sigma, and Jimmy Cordova and Urbano Zea, Pre-Med Club.

138

Mike Furman

lay Gillespie

Missing:

Bill Albrecht

Ted Field. unanimous

choice

Jim Matlock 139

1956-57VOLLEYBALLCHAMPIONS-Alpha Phi Omega continued to show its supremacy in intramural sports as it completely dominated competition in the volleyball tournament. The APO's again were the top players, beating such powerful teams as Kappa Sigma, Tau Kappa Epsilon and Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Standing, left to right. are Coy Harrison, Jack Rhoads. A. L. Berger and Ken Stutes. Kneeling are George "Chink" Thompson. Ted Field and Jim Matlock. Not shown is Jack Burgess.

1956-57

ALL-INTR,A.MURAL

VOLLEYBALL JACK BURGESS TED FIELD BILLALBRECHT BILLDOWNING JOHN WILLIS BERMANCORBELL VERNON MITCHELL TIM GOOD DICKPEIRCE JOHN DICKEY

140

TEAM ..

Alpha Phi Omega Alpha Phi Omega Tau Kappa Epsilon Tau Kappa Epsilon Tau Kappa Epsilon Baptist Student Union Kappa Sigma Kappa Sigma Kappa Sigma Sigma Alpha Epsilon

SPIKE IT, JONES . . . . . . . . . . .. C. L. Chappell. Kappa Sigma, goes up to spike the ball in KS - APO volleyball game. Jim Good, behind Chappell and Jack Burgess and George Thompson. impatiently wait to retrieve the ball. In the background is Nick Tate. game official.

SET IT UP. HAMRIC . Here. Burt Hamric. APO, sets one up for Jack Burgess. No.9. This action took place in the Kappa Sigma - APO game also.

141

BADMINTON DOUBLES CHAMPIONS-Berman

Corbell,

left, and

Hin [ok Long, Baptist

Student

Union.

1956-57 BADMINTON SINGLES CHAMPION HIN JOK LONG BAPTIST STUDENT UNION

"Oh, No You Don't't-s-This must be what Chink Thompson is saying to the birdie as he rushes forward to bat it over the net in a badminton doubles match. Standing by is Ken Stutes.

SAE Doubles Team-Harrison Brock, left and Bob Calhoun, doubles partners. This was the first year of doubles competition in intramural badminton.

DOUBLES CHAMP - Bobby Jimenez and Sammy Schneider, not shown, won the Ping Pong Doubles Championship.

BSU REPRESENTATIVE - Zane Walker, Baptist Student Union, looks very confident as he lunges forward for the ball.

RUNNERS-UP - Don Schoch and Here, Don gets ready to serve.

Don Beird teamed

up to take runner-up

spot in the 1956-57 ping pong tournament.

SINGLES CHAMP-Don Beird, APO. captured the ping pong singles championship this year. He did it four years ago when he competed for the Band.

145

MAGOFFIN AUDITORIUM is named for James W. Magoffin. one of the founders of El Paso. It has the largest stage in El Paso, and a seating capacity of 1650. Underneath the fully equipped stage there is a sound proof room for the band. and sunken pit stands in front of the staqe for the band and orchestra. Magoffin is the only building on the campus with an elevator. Built at a cost of $550,000. this building was completed in 1951.

146

ACTIVITIES

T.W.C.

PRESIDENT JIM KASTER 148

OF STUDENT ASSOCIATION

STUDENT ASSOCIATION OFFICERS

ALLAN FRIEDMAN.

CARMELIT A PASTEUR, SECRETARY

VICE PRESIDENT

HELENE VOGELPOHL,

TREASURER 149

STUDENT COUNCIL This year the Student Council has attempted to increase participation in student activities and interest in student government. The first step toward this goal was to lower the price of the S. A. card and yet offer more activities to S. A. members. To increase interest in student government, class officers were requested to attend all Student Council meetings, and organizations were invited to send a representative to the meetings. As a result of the efforts of the Student Council. an average of fifty people now take an active part in student government each Monday night. The interest and participation in Student Council has allowed this governing body to expand, thus offering more to the individual student in his campus life. Committees have been established to review campus organizations, traffic problems. freshman orientation, academic problems. and disciplinary problems. Permanent additions to the campus include a marquee. activity signs for the S.U.B.. and our glass burro. The Student Union Board was created this fall to increase on-campus activities.

150

STUDENT COUNCIL

CAROL KENNEDY Freshman Representative

BILL ALBRECHT Junior Representative

SCHULER NELSON Engineering Representative

RA Y QUILLIAN Freshman Representative

JIM MOCK Junior Representative

JOHN WESTROPE Engineering Representative

GERALD BROOKS Sophomore Representative

BERMAN CORBELL Senior Representative

SONJA JORGENSON Academic Representative

BOB DUCHOUQUETTE Sophomore Representative

BETS KOLLIKER Senior Representative

GEORGE THOMAS Academic Representative

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Jeanine

Beevers,

Editor

Allan

Friedman,

Business

Manager

FLOWSHEET SEATED:

Argyra Walshe, Jeanette McFadden, Allan Friedman, Jeanine Beevers. Pat Douglas, Este1Je Wintroub, Rosemary Lopez STANDING: Ben Pinnell, ZelIa Creswell, Carolyn Gnauck, Linda Cobb. Sarah Ramsey, Jane Holmberg, Cookie Arreola. Jan Smith. Ellen Jayne Maris, Nancy Creswell. Bette Bagge, Glenn Duke

Let us laugh too

Deadline time is near

FLOWSHEET

STAFF

This page and the three hundred and sixty eight in this year's Flowsheet were prepared by the tireless efforts of the people pictured. Here are some quick shots of the action that takes place in the Flowsheet office during the school year.

"Have you had your picture ... "

Lucius Casillas

helps Zella and Jane

Barbara

Sanborn,

Editor

Don Leslie, Business

EL BURRO The staff admires their latest creation

Manager

A new way to sell ads?

Smile of a true salesman

EL BURRO STAFF About the fifteenth of each month. professors look over their classes and see only the covers of the latest edition of EI Burro. Here are the people who make this monthly magazine possible.

Bobby Mapula and The Boss

Why do they all look so natural?

Herb Blue, Editor

Priscilla Winslow.

Business Manager

THE PROSPECTOR The staff is beginning

to regret their agreement

to do two editions each week

Having trouble.Iim?

Herb looking for story material

THE PROSPECTOR STAFF Here are the people who, twice each week, give us the latest social news, sports, and campus news.

He's not really osleep-just The phone is for business

use only, Martha

thinking

Howard

John Ford. Manager

Sagor,

Assistant Manager

KVOF FM RADIO AND TELEVISION SEATED: John Ford. Della Haddad. Roy Collins STANDING: Howard Scqor, Bill Webb. Jim Peak. Ronald Dittman

KVOF For ten hours each day, TWC students may listen to records, news, and stories of interest to the campus provided by the staff of KVOF. On special occasions the television department televises interesting events.

Cookie types the daily log

Bill Webb at the teletype

Rudy Gonzoles from control board B KVOF television lab goes into action.

COLLEGE A'CAPPELLA

cacm

OFFICERS President: [o Meierhoff Vice-President: Luanne Presley Secretary: Ebba Brown James Owen Gabriel Morales Ross Mortensen Ramon Anchondo Ernesto Valenzuela Al Anderson Raul Guereca Roberto Alvarez Max Manley Jesus Montoya Gary Welsch Dick Juba Dean Canty Hector Rosales John Terry Bill Young Robert Kirkland Frank Coppini Betty Magoon Tillie Delgadillo Betty Stapleton 160

Ebba Brown Sandra Ogden Jean Murphree Bonita Tucker Luanne Presley Io Meierhoff Betty Boykin Carmelina Franco Ellen Jayne Maris Karen Holcomb Joyce Maag Connie Rubio Barbara Foley Martha Wynes Nancy Pickens Silverlene Hamilton Cynthia Witherspoon Dulcie Ligon Martha Miller Jane Holmberg Herlinda Uranga

ALL-COLLEGECHORUS

OFFICERS President: Shirley Richner Vice-President: Rochelle Russell Secretary: Marilyn Hofto

Oscar Arellano Bernardino Brock Marjorie Brockington Sue Dickerson Eunice Dickey Elvia Fierro Isabel Gomez Judith Groom Georgine Guevara Marlys Hessel Charles Jimerson Marian Jones Terry Kistner

W. R. Linnenburger Marguerite Loya Adela Murillo Namka Nacim Edna Nixon Delia Pena Rodolfo Ramirez Edurado Reyes Shirley Richner Maria Rodriguez Rochelle Russell Cecil Villalobos Monica Herrera Concepcion Rubio

161

TEXAS WESTERN SYMPHONIC BAND TROMBONES Bill Flores Gilberto Avalos Frank Coppin BARITONES Diane Bauerschlag Eileen King BASSES Roy Johnson Rudy Ramirez Lawrence Gold Hector Rosales HORNS Charles Jimerson Hidie Vogel Kate Roberts Oranell Neel TRUMPETS Joel Velez Al Anderson Dean Canty Roberto Chavez Xavier Chavez Robert Jackson Billy Newman Dan White Henry Mahle Guillermo Sierra BASSOON Charles Watson PERCUSSION Hazel Ramirez Don Johnson Silverlene Hamilton Cecil Villalobos Jessie Hall

OFFICERS President: Vice-President: Secretary: Arrangers: Conductor:

John Terry Chuck Watson Lu Presley John Terry Al Anderson Dr. John Carrico

Luanne Presley, Band Sweetheart 162

SAXOPHONES Lu Presley Raymond Anchando Bernardino Brock Robert Burnette Severo Garcia Joseph Trpik David Davis CLARINETS Bill Kleinschmidt John Terry Kenneth Calkins Edward Musquiz James Owen Sally Stebbins Dick Juba Nayna Johnson Edna Nixon Vicente Alvarado Margaret Lucero Maxine Prescott Gail Davis Alfred Galvan Alfred Parra FLUTES Martha Newcomer Shirlene Rogers Mary Ann Borsky OBOES Richard Torres BASS CLARINETS Barbara Foley Marian Moseley

ROW I: ROW 2:

Carolyn Neligan, Bea Luera, Mimi Magedson, Mimi Gladstein, Phyllis Hesler, Arlene Willis Elizabeth Gaidry, Evelyn Simon, Donna Green, Sandra Fowler, Judy Phillips, Marie Endlich, Carolyn Stone, Mard Scott, Mary Frances Donaldson, Natalie Andreas ROW 3: Claude Steele, Bob Ackley, John Paul Thomas, Isaac Ugalde, Gwen Toppin, Forrest Wylie, Bob Fluitt, Gayle Wall, Joe Jacques, Elias Valdez, Don Calentine, Richard Clark ROW 4: Charles Lasater, Nacim Miledi, Ed Houser, David Fein, Bobby Sanders, David McCaffery, Elie Brothers, Gerorge Robertson, Ed Hinkle

COLLEGEPLAYERS This organization is open to anyone who is interested in drama. Points received by the student while working on major productions count toward membership in the honorary drama fraternity Alpha Psi Omega. The group is sponsored by Bill Hardy and Milton Leech.

OFFICERS President: Richard Clark Vice President: Elizabeth Gaidry Secretary: Mimi Magedson

BEHIND THE SCENES

Last-minute touch-ups

"Bring down the first and second border ambers."

Last-minute check for cues

Almost ready for a fitting

ROMEO

AND JULIET

Richard Clark as Romeo

Penthouse

curtain design by Rip Reynolds

WONDERFUL TOWN

Only in New York City could a girl spend the day in jail while being serenaded by seven Irish policemen.

"Nice people. nice talk:' Well anyway, that is what the script said.

"Such interesting people live on Christopher Street"

THE MOON IS BLUE Mimi gives Jerry a "daughterly"

kiss.

Don (Richard Clark) seems upset that Peggy (Mimi Magedson) woke him up at three in the morning just to apologize.

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KAPPA SIGMA LODGE The Kappa Sigs constructed the first fraternity house on the campus in 1953. The lot for the building was leased from the University of Texas through Texas Western. The Lodge is an "L" shaped structure of Spanish design and is situated on a hill overlooking the campus. The building centers around a large assembly room used for dances and other important functions. There is a spacious library for a meeting and study room.

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ORGANIZATIONS

T.W.C.

INTER-FRATERNITY

COUNCIL

The Inter-Fraternity Council represents the common interests of the men's social fraternities, provides better relations between the fraternities, controls competition between the fraternities in activities and settles disputes between the fraternities. Two active members of each social fraternity are representatives to the Inter-Fraternity Council.

MEMBERS Coy Harrison Royce Callaway.. Hance McKinney . .. Richard Cummings.......... Tom Moore Joe Dorgan

. Alpha Phi Omega Alpha Phi Omega Kappa Sigma Kappa Sigma Lambda Chi Alpha Lambda Chi Alpha

Bobby Garner . Les Ming Bill Downing Jim Peak . Ben Pinnell . Jim Kaster

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Sigma Alpha Epsilon Sigma Alpha Epsilon Tau Kappa Epsilon ... Tau Kappa Epsilon ....Phi Kappa Tau ........... Phi Kappa Tau

PANHELLENIC

COUNCIL

The Panhellenic Council pledges to maintain fraternity life and interfraternity relations on a high plane. to further scholarship. to co-operate with the college administration for the maintenance of high social standards. to discuss questions of interest in the college and fraternity world, and to compile rules for rushing. pledging, and initiation on the campus. The Panhellenic representatives. the presidents, and the apprentice representatives are delegates to the Panhellenic Council. MEMBERS Carolyn Billman Chi Omega Ysela Porras Ps~ Theta Cynthia Garbrecht Chi Omega Yolanda Porras Ps~ Theta Jane Holmberg Chi Omega Irene Duke . PSI Theta Maggie Cleghorn Delta Delta Delta Ellen Jayne Maris Zeta Tau Alpha Barbara Sanborn Delta Delta Delta Bobba Hadlock Zeta Tau Alpha Carolyn Watson Delta Delta Delta Eleanor Du Sang Zeta Tau Alpha Anne Edwards Delta Gamma Linda Cobb Zeta Tau Alpha Shirley Maury Delta Gamma Cookie Vogelpohl Pan hellenic President 171

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OFFICERS FALL Cynthia Garbrecht Zoe Dean Poole Ann Watkins Serena Hamilton Tamita Pasteur

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Rho Delta chapter of Chi Omega was chartered in 1939 on TWC's campus. Rho Delta is one of the 119 chapters of Chi Omega, the largest women's fraternity. Active in all campus activities the members of Chi Omega have represented their group as Football Queen and duchess, Snow Fiesta Queen, two beauty contestant finalists, two Top Ten students, five members of Who's Who, Sophomore Secretary, one cheerleader. student body secretary, presidencies of six campus clubs, and SAE sweetheart.

SPRING ............................................. Carolyn Billman .......... .. Sallie Conn .............. Martha Miller . ............... Serena Hamilton . Gerry Lynch

The sixty members raised the most money to win Campus Chest and the title of Miss Golddiqger this year. In addition to social activities dinner dances, luncheons, frat parties, informal teas, - vesper services are held before Christmas and Easter. The group entertains orphans at Easter and adopts a needy family at Christmas. A T.V. set was presented to the Detention Home this year. The flower is the white carnation and the colors are cardinal and straw.

SPRING PLEDGES l st row: Wanda Creamer, Kaye Williams, Erma Clark, Pat Caviness. 2nd row: Carlene Glen, Ornell Neal, Ginger Gilcrease, Betty Rae Boutwell, Jerri Young.

Cynthia Garbrecht Fall President Carolyn Billman Spring President Sue Ann Billman Priscilla Bynum Carol Chambers Gaye Cleghorn Sallie Conn Nancy Cook Nancy De Brunner Dorothy Diehl Bonnie Fairrall Billie Farmer

Etta Mae Fine Jane Fjersted Dolores Grimmett Nancy Hall Serena Hamilton Mary Lou Hargis

Jo Harris Nancy Heinzel Wanda Hill Nancy Hoben Jane Holmberg

Lynn Horsley Erma Joyner Martha Kennedy Mary M. Key Gerry Lynch

Jalma McDaniel Martha Miller Hellyn Moore Beth Morgan Janice Newton

Sara Oliver Dinah Park Tamita Pasteur Zoe Dean Poole Sue Puzzi Lorraine Schuller

Gayle Sexton Billie Stephens Carolyn Stone Ann Turner Patricia Vickers Charlotte Walker Janice Walker Ann Watkins Sue Belle Watts Betty Wilhite Madeline Willis Kathy Woodley 173

DELTA DELTA DELTA

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In the spring of 1938 the Theta Psi chapter of Delta Delta Delta was installed, the first national sorority on campus. The lodge was completed in 1941 and recent additions were completed in 1953. This year Tri Delta won first place girls' basketbalL 3rd place volleyball and second place in the Variety Show. Activities this year included Homecoming, Co-Ed Ball, April dinner dance, Apple Polish Tea, and Winter Pine Prance.

Membership during the year has been sixty women. These women have held many important positions on campus and won many honors. Among these are editor of El Burro, most beautiful girl. two class favorites, Miss TWC, Chenriziq and Dorm presidents, two student council representatives, four class officers, Kappa Sigma Sweetheart. and ASEE Sweetheart. The colors of Delta Delta Delta are silver, gold, and blue. The flower is the pansy.

SPRING PLEDGES 1st Row: Janet Linebaugh Alice Harris Connie Young Marilyn Marsh India Rader Wanda Lambert Eilene King

Barbara Sanborn Fall President Maggie Cleghorn Spring President Suzanna Aber Tomasine Aber Bette Bagge Kay Barwise Carol Carol Carol Betty Ebba Josie

Blackwell Blodgett Sue Boone Boykin Brown Brown

Shirley Brown Margaret Davidson Patricia Douglas Carolyn Emerson Marie Endlich

Catherine Finerty Jo Mae Green Phyllis Hesler Lillian Hirsch Marilyn Hofto

Evelyn Imle Bets Kolliker Carolyn Lee Lynna Lovelace Betty Lytle

Tita Mahon Margaret Mehlhop Eleanor Moore Shirley Moore Tiddley Mosely

Jane McCutcheon Jeanette McFadden Sharon Nye Sandra Ogden Nancy Pirtle Barbara Pringle

June Rediker Bette Singer Betty Stapleton Heidi Vogel Jayne Vollmer Melissa Ware Caroline Watson Christine Webb Gretchen Wegener Lynne Wilson Anna Jean Wipf Martha Wynes 175

DELTA GAMMA

OFFICERS Shirley Maury Helen Pruitt Diane Diebels_ Dale Reynolds Carolyn Neligan

_President -----------________________________________________ Mary Ann Baehr First Vice-President Kathy Kratz Second Vice-President Diane Diebels Secretary -- -__________________ Judy MacIver Treasurer Carolyn Neligan

Gamma Gamma chapter of Delta Gamma was established at Texas Western in 1948. This chapter is one of Delta Gamma's 84 active groups in the U. S. and Canada. The 34 members of Delta Gamma participate in all campus activities. Two of their girls are 1956 Fraternity sweethearts and several were in the 1956 Sun Carnival. Every year the Delta Gammas sell programs at Rodeo performances to finance their annual retreat to

Ruidoso. Date luncheons and dinner dances are also among their activities. At the Founders' Day Banquet in March the outstanding girls of the year are recognized. The flower of Delta Gamma is the cream rose and the colors are bronze, pink, and blue. The local group helps with the DG national philanthropy of sight conservation and aid to the blind.

SPRING PLEDGES Georgia Burkhalter Belle Huffman

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Shirley Maury Fall President Mary Ann Baehr Spring President Monte Armor

Anne Ayres Ann Brunson Nancy Carter Carolyn Collins

Dianne Diebels Edna Garcia Sharon Hankins Nancy Hild

Karen Holcomb Frieda Howey Wanda Kimbrough Barbara Kinder

Kathryn Kratz Joan Lyons Judy MacIver Marilyn Maynard

Pat Maury Margaret Morrisey Carolyn Neligan Helen Paulus

Kitty Phelps Joy Dee Price Carrol Prothro Helen Pruitt

Dale Reynolds Howellyn Smith Betty Ward Sunnye Ward 177

PSI THETA

OFFICERS FALL Yolanda Porras Lucia Sada Roberta Gregory Alice Porras Ysela Porras

Psi Theta Sorority, organized in the spring of 1956, is the newest sorority on TWC's campus. Thirteen charter members met together on February 28, 1956, to organize this group. Psi Theta was accepted into Pan hellenic Council in the early spring and participated in it's first formal rush in the fall of 1956. Since its beginning many projects have been successfully launched by Psi :rheta. A Mother's Club was organized in May of 1956. The sorority participated in Variety Show and Homecoming this fall, along with

President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Pledge Trainer

SPRING Ysela Porras :............. Belia Baca Mary Sanchez Mabel Ruiz Belia Baca

many other campus activities. Campus honors included a Sun Princess, a recipient of an Art Scholarship, and a winner of the TWC Talent Show. Psi Theta is a Catholic Sorority designed to fulfill the social needs of the Catholic girl at Texas Western. Its flower is the burgundy rose and its colors are burgundy and silver. Scholarship is the philanthropy. The newly designed pin of Psi Theta is diamond shaped with the letters Psi and Theta superimposed on a background of black enamel.

SPRING PLEDGES Lyda Diaz Norma Diaz Rosa Rodarte Margarita Stevenson Garie Guereque

Yolanda Porras Fall President Ysela Porras Spring President Belia Baca

Irene Duke Bobby Gregory Margaret Lucero

Hilda Minjares Melissa Nicholson Irma Perez

Alicia Porras Connie Rubio Mabel Ruiz

Beatrice Soda Lucia Sada Rita Salazar

Soledad Sambrano Mary Sanchez Angie Villalva 179

ZETA TAU ALPHA

OFFICERS FALL Bobba Hadlock Elaine Abbott Lavon Gschwind Jill Donohue Mary Blanche Polley

The Gamma Gamma Chapter of Zeta Tau Alpha was chartered at TWC in 1938. This year the chapter was awarded the Superior Chapter Attainment Award Tray at the National Convention. The chapter also won the Golden Anniversary Cup for outstanding scholarship in the nation and the Repeater Scholarship Plaque. Zeta Tau Alpha holds the scholarship cup for this year and also won the campus Sing Song. Other campus honors this year included two class favorites. three class

President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Pledge Trainer

SPRING Linda Cobb Jill Donohue Marilyn Ivey Jeanine Beevers Mary Blanche Polley

officers, two cheerleaders. Snow Fiesta Duchess. Daisey Mae winner and runner-up. Military Queen and Duchess. Flowsheet Queen, two beauty contestant runner-ups. TWC Sun Princess, two members of Who's Who, one Top Ten Senior. president of Ponhellenic, Flowsheet editor. and business manager of the Prospector. At present there are fifty active members on campus. The colors are turquoise blue and steel grey and the white violet is the flower.

SPRING PLEDGES Karin Waugh Neel Martha Newcomer Barbara Wiggs Barbara O'Kelly Anna Marie Mansfield Emily Blaine Mary Lee Tiller

Bobba Hadlock Fall President Linda Cobb Spring President Elaine Abbott Daurice Anderson Gwen Anderson Mary Ann Armstrong Lee Arthur Judy Baker Annabelle Bean Jeanine Beevers Judy Brennand Mary F. Burdett Barbara Cantrell Sara Cooney Kay Crawford Nancy Creswell ZelIa Creswell Bobbie Lou Dale Jill Donohue Eleanor Du Sang Angeline Elder Nancy Elder Sandra Fowler Rita Greene

Lavon Gschwind Kate Hargrove Betty Hughes Marilyn Ivey Jeanne Jackson Marion Jones

Phyllis Joyce Carol Kennedy Beverly Krigbaum Patsy Latham Dulcie Ligon Joyce Maag

Margaret MacNeil Betty Magoon Ellen Maris Jerry Martin Carolyn McChesney Io Ann McDonald

Marilyn Moore Eugenia Niehaus Joanne Perry Mary B. Polley Sarah Ramsey Mayre Sue Richards SaIly Robertson Marci Scott Jacquelyn Stroud Mary J. Telehany Nancy Toll Helen Vogelpohl Argyra Walshe Betty Ward Katherine Waugh Doris Webb Bicky Winslow 181 Dian Young

ALPHA PHI OMEGA

OFFICERS President --------------------------------------------Vice-President .. Secretary -------------- . . . .. Treasurer .-- . .. ... .

Alpha Phi Omega, Texas Western College's first fraternity, was founded in 1919. It is limited to men with engineering, geology, or physics majors and math minors. APO is not affiliated with any national organization and its members direct its policies themselves. Any man who meets the major and minor requirements notifies the fraternity that he wishes to pledge. The mem-

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bers then decide whether or not to pledge him. The fraternity sponsors many traditional events on the campus. They started and are still in charge of "M" day and initiation and picnic for engineers on St. Pat's day. They also usher at the rodeo and participate in campus activities.

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Coy Harrison President David Albright A. L. Berger Donald Bierd Clell Blackwell

George Buchanan Royce Callaway Reid Carlisle Ernest Carreon, Jr. Jim Chamness

Robert Collier Jose De La Fuente Kenneth Derrick Glenn Ecord Sam Field

Jack Fulcher Walter Galyean Joe Gonzales Oliver Graham B. E. Homric

Jim Hill Herb Holland Robert Hughes W. H. Hunter D. D. Jones

Martin Livermore Joseph Mussey Bill Nash Larry Poage Gilbert Rodriguez

Ruben Salcido Don Schoch Richard Sense K. H. Stutes George Thompson

John Thompson Antonio Vela John Vernon Paul Watson 183

KAPPA SIGMA

OFFICERS FALL Richard Cummings President Hance McKinney....................................... . Vice-President James BettIe .....................···Second Vice-President Thomas Scott . -Secretory James Fox ·········································Treasurer Epsilon Xi of Kappa Sigma was organized on the campus of Texas Western in 1949 and the lodge was completed in the fall of 1952. In the past year the sixty members of Kappa Sigma have won the Campus Chest Drive (for the fourth year) giving them the titles of Mr. Miner and Outstanding Prospector. They won first place in Variety Show. first place in the fraternity division of the Homecoming Parade. and the overall intramural trophy for the second

year. Among the trophies they have received is the Outstanding Intramural Athlete Trophy. The chapter also won the Kappa Sigma Fraternity Scholarship Certificate. Among the activities of Kappa Sigma are the Bowery Ball held in the spring and the annual Black and White Ball. Awards are made at this ball to the outstanding fraternity members.

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SPRING Hance McKinney john Alexander James Bettle Jerry Marshall Jim Creel

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Richard Cummings Fall President Chuck Anderson George Arms Glen Barnum Jim BettIe Gerald Brooks David Burkett George Clark John Coughran Jerry Eiland James Fjerstad Kurt Goetting

Charles Grant Jerry Guidry Don Handlin Phillip Handlin Jimmie Howard James Hudspeth

Art Hull Robin Isaacs Richard Juba James Keogh Anthony Kendrick

Don Leslie Richard Lovelace Raymond Lowrie Richard Lyman Robert MacCallum

Bill Mahon Gene Mansour Jerry Marshall Willard McDaniel Jesse MeLoy

Jerry McRight Rex Miller Portis Moreland Kenneth Murphy Stanley Osowski Dick Pierce

James Pruitt Robert Rabe Robert Riberdy Joe Rogers Tom Scott Turner Sharp

Curtis Sloan Wayne Smith George Thomas Bill Wight Forest Wylie 185 Ronald Young

LAMBDA CHI ALPHA

OFFICERS FALL SPRING Thomas Moore ..__.__. _.__ ...President __._ .._ _..__. ___._._._.. __ ___.._............ Lee Hardway Lee Hardway...... - .. _ __ Vice-President . .. __ Art Nolan Eugene Johnson .----..--.--.--.---.--.----.--------.---- -----..-Secretory _.__._._. ._.._ _.. _._._. Eugene Johnson Charles Chesak __ _ -..- --..- -..- --.------.- ····-··Treasurer ___.____ Charles Chesak Joe Dorgan --..- - ----.---...- - -- - - - - - Pledge-Trainer _. .. ._ _ __ __ . : _ Dave Lindsey 0__

Zeta Epsilon Chapter of Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity has been on TWC campus since 1946, when the local group, Rho Sigma Tau, joined the national fraternity. The local chapter is one of the 152 chapters of Lambda Chi Alpha, making it the largest men's fraternity. The local chapter was awarded the National Scholarship Improvement trophy at this year's convention. The forty members of Lambda Chi Alpha have participated in campus activities this year. They placed

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SHIRLEYMAURY SWEETHEART OF LAMBDA CHI ALPHA

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Thomas B. Moore Fall President Lee Hardway Spring President Charles Chesak Carlos Conde

Joe Dorgan Alston Dotson Robert Duchoquette

Larry Hahn Jack Hedrick David Johnson

Eugene Johnson Gerald Krick David Linsey

A. E. Nolan Mike O'Quinn Frank Palone

Douglas Pfeifer Bill Vechione George Weidner Jack Wilson 187

PHI KAPPA TAU

OFFICERS FALL Jim Kaster Arnold Green . Robert Moran . Erwin Ellett Fred Seeley

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Phi Kappa Tau, the first national fraternity at Texas Western, had a highly successful year. It was capped by the chapter being voted the chapter with the most achievements of any other Phi Kappa Tau chapter in the nation between 1953 and 1956. This was largely due to the installation of the swimming pool at the lodge. . In addition, a fence, bath house, storage house and patio were built. Members of the fraternity did most of the construction. Phi Tau held a Halloween party for

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the Southwest Children's Home, cmd made luminarios for the Christmas Lighting Contest in Cielo Vista, which won first place in the city contest. Phi Tau also won first place in the Homecoming Parade, "Sing Song", and softball contest. Activities for the year include a Spring Formal and Woman Haters' Week. Many of the Phi Taus have held important student offices on the campus this year.

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SPRING Erwin Ellett Ray Noah Larry Fairall Lynn Slater Fred Seeley

Jim Kaster Fall President Claude E. Ellett Spring President James Adams Ben Aiken Eddy Armstrong John Armstrong Curtice Barentine Rogers Berggren Tony Boswell Jack Brown John Casey W m. Castillo Tom Cavin Robert Cole Bill Davidson David Davis Weldon Donaldson Eugene Duckworth

Robert Emmett Ronald Emmett Joe Ezzell Larry Fairall Chas. Flack Charles Glock

Loren Hockett David Johnson Donald Johnson Robert Jones Tommy Jones Arthur La Capria

Phillip Lane James Laza Jerry Maloy Fred Mauldin Fleming McDaniel Lee McDowell

Ken Miller Wm. Miller Bill Moran Robert Moran Don Neimeier Raymond Noah

Geo. Paschich Lawrence Paschich Allan Phelps Ben Pinell Jack Prather Tom Price Bruce Reynolds Lynn Slater Harvey Stahl Chas. Sullivan Geo. Sullivan Keith Ward

Carl Webb Neil Weinbrenner Johnny Westrope Bill Williams 189 Robert Wright Chas. Yates

SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON

OFFICERS FALL Bill Pasteur Joe Feste Bob Garner Jerry Clarke Jack Vickers

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Texas Gamma chapter of Sigma Alpha Epsilon was founded at TWC on Nov. 9, 1947. The chapter lodge was completed in 1954 and plans are in progress for the building of a dormitory. The fraternity is represented by having three members in Who's Who this year, three Men of Mines, the Intramural Director and three DMS students. The fifty actives and fifteen pledges participate in all campus activities and are now in second place in

SPRING ...................... John Donohue ........................... Barry Gallaway ...................... Cabell Finch Jim Harvie .H.................... Bob Garner ·H"

the Intramural race. Their act for Variety Show has had several engagements. There are over 300 active SAEs in the El Paso area and the chapter has always had a strong alumni organization back of them. Among the inter-fraternity activities of Sigma Alpha Epsilon are the Costume Ball held each December and the Spring Formal held each April at which time the "Sweetheart of SAE" is crowned.

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Bill Pasteur Fall President John Donohue Spring President Jack Bailey Robert Bell

B Ronnie Britton Harrison Brock Robert Calhoun Jerry Clark Buz Crook John Dickey Pat Donohue Don Evans Jerry Everett Bob Feste Joe Feste Cabell Finch

Ben Fisher Douglas Fishkin Mike Furman Barry Gallaway Bobby Garner Hoot Gipson

Jon Hansen Le Bron Hardie Jim Harvie Malcolm Hensley Jack Holmberg Ernest Holmes

Jefferey Hubbard Bill Huff Glenn Johnson Scott Krutilek Louis Lama Frank Lewis

Bob Lowman Monte Martin Ronald McCarty Mike McGehee Doug McLaurin Stretch Meadows

Frank Middleton John Miele Mallory Miller. Jr. L. L. Ming Jim Mock Schuler Nelson

Lanny Norris Craig Peticolas Steve Schuster Ritchie Spence Larry Traylor Tom Trumbull

Jack Vickers Don Ward Phil Ward Pool Webb Hunter Wise

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The Gamma Gamma chapter of Tau Kappa Epsilon was installed at TWC in 1949. In the summer of 1956 the group moved into the first fraternity house on campus where the members could live together. Tau Kappa Epsilon has had a very successful year, winning the scholarship trophy. taking second place in Homecoming, and winning third place in the variety show. The forty members pledged twenty-five men in fall rush.

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The members participate in all campus activities and have many inter-group activities as the annual Red Carnation Ball and the party for orphans at Christmas time. Its members are active on campus holding important positions in publications. The national president of TKE recently recognized Gamma Gamma chapter as the "most improved and explosive chapter in all of Tekedom."

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Bill Downing Fall President Jim Peak Spring President W. A. Albrecht J. W. Armstrong Ron Arnold

Edward Babenco John Bannworth Marvin Beier Raymond Berry Herbert Blue

Bill Britton Dean Canty Richard Concha J. W. Cranfill

Jim Dicus Bobby Earl Don Gentry Torn Hennessy

W. A. Hoffman Joe Karam Warren Lynge Charles McGaha

Charlie Mondero Mel Moore Steve Morales William Mowad

Floyd Stewart LeRoy Taylor Dick Mirrop James Nickless O. D. Paulk

Norman Peyton Ron Willard John Willis Fred Witt Jim Witt 193

THE BELLES

OFFICERS SPRING FALL ............................ Helen Hyatt President Luanne Presley ..................................................................................................... .......................................................................................... Bonnie Lowry ................................................................................................... Vice-President Ruth Barker ................................... Marlys Hessel Helen Hyatt .............................................................................................................. Secretary "The Belles," a club for dormitory girls not participating in Greek activities, was organized in 1952. Members must be residents of either Bell Hall or Benedict Hall. Since its formation, "The Belles" has been active in all campus activities including sports contests, beauty contests, "Sing Song," and "M" Day.

In 1956, a scholarship fund was established to help a deserving member of "The Belles," The members raise the funds for this project by ushering at the annual El Paso Rodeo and Livestock Show. Charities aided by the club include the Ysleta Orphans Home and the annual Campus Chest Drive.

SPRING PLEDGES Nora Fairchild Mary Helen Moreno Sandra Hammond

Luanne Presley Fall President Helen Hyatt Spring President

Ruth Barker Bernadine Brock

June Humphries Eileen King Karen Masterson

Peggy McClendon Lydia Roeske Gayle Wall

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OFFICERS FALL Robert Mapula.............................................................................. . Charles Espalin .

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Campus Colleaques Club was founded in 1941, under the name Mu Epsilon Chi. It is one of the oldest clubs on campus. and it has the distinction of being the only co-educational social organization at Texas Western. In October 1956, Campus Colleagues celebrated its fifteenth anniversary. During the past year. the club has participated in many of the college activities.

The Tri-Cs won first place in the non-Greek class of the Homecoming Parade. Besides being a social organization. the Colleagues participate in various community projects. Campus Colleagues works with the Lulac Club of El Paso. which serves as its off-campus advisory council. The purpose of Tri-C is to establish better relations between non-Greek students at TWC.

Campus Colleagues members making plans for the semester's activities and parties.

Robert Mapula President Yolanda Alarcon Olga Arreola

Manuel Cintron Elsa Contreras Manuel Elorreaga Charles Espalin

Reynaldo Fernandez Lydia Franco Catalina Garcia Irene Holguin

Rosemary Lopez Julieta Marquez Carlos Melendez Dolores Melendez

Calixto Membrillo Amy Mendez Henry Morales Eleanor Payan

Magdalena Terrazas Humberto Tolentino Alicia Vasquez Cecil Villalobos 197

PHRATERES

OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer

The Sigma Chapter of Phrateres International, better known as Phi Sigma, is a women's social organization designed to promote friendships among college women. Phrateres has a pledging system where a woman is a pledge for a semester, giving her a chance to develop mentally and morally. Phi Sigma chapter on TWC's campus has had

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several projects this year including a turkey drawing in December to raise money for furniture and many cake sales. They also participate in school contests and activities. Last October Phrateres moved to 1905 Hawthorne, where the members meet each Tuesday night.

SPRING PLEDGES Rose Henderson Kristy Lee Houser

Lorie Dillard President Yvonne Anderson Kay Clerk Madeline Daw

Dorothy Dycus Lizabeth Gardner Georgina Guevara

Sonya Jorgenson Marilyn Law Carolyn Martin

Sandra Morrison Namara Naciem Janyth Smith

Sally Stebbins Jean Willmore Margaret Young Rosemary Zacour 199

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"Town Hall of the Campus," a round table conducted by the Texas Manufacturer's Association. Also Phi Chapter assisted with the Industrial Management Supervisory Conference. On the campus the Phi Chapter has been active in Homecoming activities including the parade and breakfast sponsored by the business department. In the fall, Phi Chapter along with Delta Sigma Phi held a coffee for the faculty and students of the business department.

SPRING PLEDGES Pat McCormick Donna Bonar Lucille Armendariz

Nancy Kochevar Fall President Katherine Sherwood Spring President

Julieta Acosta Peggy McClendin Nancy Cook

Jill Donohue Lydia Franco Irma Gandara

Maria Rosa Herrera Amy Menez Isabel Neibergall

Patricia Vickers Anna Maria Vargas Joyce Willyyard

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OfFICERS FALL George Thomas Jack Brown Waymond Dickinson

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The Gamma Phi chapter of the International fraternity of Delta Sigma Phi was installed at Texas Western in ApriL 1951. It is a professional commerce and business administration fraternity and was founded on November 7, 1907. It is the largest professional fraternity in the country and its purpose is to foster the study of business in universities; to encourage scholarship, social activity. and the association of students for their mutual advancement by research and practice; to promote a

closer affiliation between the commercial world and students of commerce; and to further a higher standard of commercial ethics and culture and the civic and commercial welfare of the country. Activities of Delta Sigma Phi include professional field trips. outside speakers. and social gatherings. A formal dance is held each spring where "The Rose of Delta Sigma Phi" is announced.

HELENE VOGELPOHL ROSE OF DELTA SIGMA PHI

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George Thomas Fall President Jack Brown Spring President James Adams Philip Alva

Jack Bailey Rogers Berggren Thomas Carrillo Edmundo De La Rosa

Waymond Dickinson Frank Garcia Bill Hall Danny Herrera

Harry La Bree Don Leslie Charles Monedero William Mowad

Karl Perry Jose Rivera Raymond Snare Lawrence Stablein

Jack Thompson Neil Weinbrenner Douglas White Bill Williams

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BAPTIST STUDENT CENTER In 1947 Baptist students at Texas Western were presented with a building by the Texas Baptist Convention. This was the first such building to be constructed for the Baptist Student Union on a state school campus. At Texas Western the Baptist Student Center serves almost four hundred Baptist and Baptist preference students. But the facilities of the building are open to all-lounge. library, and classroom. Bible courses are taught in the classroom. For entertainment there is shuffleboard, ping-pong, table games, record player, and "lots of socials".

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RELIGIOUS

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Row 1: Row 2: Row 3:

Ellen Jayne Maris, Gaye Cleghorn. Serena Hamilton, Nancy Hoben. Jane Holmberg, Esperanza Anne Kennedy, Carolyn Billman Dr. John M. Sharp, Della Haddad. Bonnie May, Estelle Wintroub, Ted Engel, Jim Peak Jerry Stewart, Bob Culpeper, Ron Dettman, Karl Perry, Thomas Chism

Soto, Mary

INTER-FAITH COUNCIL

OFFICERS Chairman: Bob Culpeper Sponsors: Mr. Thomas Chism and Dr. John Sharp

The Inter-Faith Council was organized in the spring of 1954 for the purpose of presenting an annual Religion in Life Week Program to the student body of Texas Western College. Representatives of the three major faiths on campus comprise the membership of the council, its chairman serving as student director of Religion in Life Week. The activo ities of the week include class-room visitations. personal conferences, and discussions with students by visiting speakers of the Catholic, Jewish and Protestant faiths.

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OFFICERS Seated: Ina Salzman: Vice President, Estelle Wintroub: Secretary Standing: Ed Lent: Treasurer. George Rubinstein: Pres., Bob Prensky: Treasurer Sponsors. (not shown) Howard Sherman and Baxter Polk

ROTH SOCIETY The J. M. Roth Society was organized in 1955 for the purpose of integrating in the social. cultural. athletic. religious. and political aspects of campus life. Row 1:

the Jewish students at Texas Western

I~a Salzman, Roberta Dubowitz, Estelle Wintroub, Barbara Fields, Ellen Shecter. Row 2: Ed Lent. Bob Prensky. Mike Kornhauser. Ted Engel. George Rubinstein. Herb Ehrlich. Jerry Kellen. Bob Wershaw, Arthur Wershaw.

NEWMAN CLUB The Newman Club, the Catholic Club on Campus, serves as a religious, sociaL and athletic organization. It is one of the largest organizations. There are over one hundred thirty dues-paying members. The club sponsors various benefit projects, has several outings annually, participates in intramural sports, goes on an annual pilgrimage to Christo Rey and sponsors two dances during the year.

Rita Salazar, Queen of the Cardinal Ball. receives her bouquet.

Queen

Rita Salazar

Couples dance to the music of Mike Rosas and his Orchestra.

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NEWMAN CLUB Officers (above) J. D. Douglass: Parliamentarian. Bobbie Gregory: Corresponding Secretary. Irma Gandara: Hecording Secretary. Armando N. Garcia: Vice-President. Rev. Andrew Burke: Chaplain. Jim Peak: President. Esperanza Soto: Treasurer. Carmen Rita Ramirez: Historian. Below: Row 1: Juan Oqcz, Raul Lopez. Lydia Franco. Lydia Roeske. Mary Helen Moreno. .Severo Garcia. John Fashing. Row 2: J. Cherne, Luis Munoz. Julie Marquez. Ray Dutchover. Alice Parra. Herb Bustillos. Dian Young. Dick Sambrano. Margaret Loyo, Wm. Diehl. Armando Soto

Below: Row 1: J. D. Douglass. Esperanza Soto, Rev. Andrew Burke â&#x20AC;˘ .Jim Pe:ak. Ir~a Gandara. Row 2: Joe Ruiz, Bobbie Gregory. Amy Mendez. [o Rubio, JOSle Hehirn, Rene Vela. Irene Holguin

Row 1: Row 2:

Patsy Latham. Mary Anne Kennedy. Connie Srote, Aurora Villegas. Cynthia Garbrecht. Sam Ramirez. Bobby Brown. Jerry Stewart. Barbara Wharton. Keith Wharton. Bob Holt. Sponsor.

B. S. U. EXECUTIVE COUNCIL

The Baptist Student Union. which was organized in 1941. is the connecting link between the local Baptist church and the campus community. The Union endeavors to promote religious growth and spiritual development of the student. The Center, which was erected in 1949. was the first permanent type student center. Activities include parties. retreats, and Bible study.

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Chism,

B. S. U. Welcome

Social

BAPTIST STUDENT UNION

Angela

Louie and Zane Walker at the phonograph

Pre-school retreat

Skyline Ranch in Cloudcroft, New Mexico

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WESLEY FOUNDATION In September of 1953, the Methodist students formed the Wesley Foundation, the local organization of the world-wide Methodist Student Movement. In the spring of 1956, it was re-organized. Plans are being made to have a Wesley House and a fulltime director of religious education.

OFFICERS: left to right. Bill Moorer, Director; Martha Newcomer. Secretary; Don Cook, Treasurer; Charles Hooten. President.

Row 1: J Luanne. Presley, Marilyn Marsh, Yvonne Willard. Betty Stapleton, Joyce Maag. Peggy McClendon. Row 2: Barbara Walker, Martha Newcomer, Nancy Hall, Barbara Kinder, fanny Donaldson. Row 3: Jack Burgess. Jim Hill, John Hull, Ray Vance, Ralph Peinado, Don Cook. Row 4: Bill Moorer, Rev. Ralph Seiler. Cecil Villalobos. Jim Metlock, Charles Hooten. Don Johnson. Bob Pryor. Forrest Wylie. 21:l

CANTERBURY CLUB Canterbury Club is the organization for the Episcopal students at Texas Western. It was founded in 1954 on the campus.

OFFICERS: Don Leslie. Vice-President; Della Haddad. President; Nancy Cook. Secretary; (not shown) Parker Cole. Treasurer.

Row I: Reverend Henderson, sponsor, Dale Dickson, Della Haddad. Nancy Cook. Ann Borqess, Boggs Moore. Richard Grant. Row 2: Roy Hudspeth, Don Leslie, Jack Bailey, Nelson Irey. 213

COTTON MEMORIAL Colton Memorial was built with funds derived from the estate of the late Frank B. Cotton. This two story building has a modern auditorium seating 150 people, with classrooms and studios on each side of the auditorium. On the second floor the memorial art gallery is located. The most outstanding feature at Cotton Memorial is the printing plant designed by Carl Hertzog, a noted El Paso printer and book designer. The plant is used as a laboratory for courses in printing and book designing.

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MUTUAL INTEREST

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1st Row: Cecil Villalobos, Maria Velasquez, E. Hernandez, Aida Apodaca, Bertha Quintana, Elivra Gomez, Simin Sazegar. Manuel Apodaca. Frances Samuels, Rudy Chrisotomo. 2nd Row: Sadaalla Hashim, George Rabie, Juan Medina. William Starch. Iok Long, Frank Gilley, Bob Jones, Mac Sarafa. Dr. Sharp. sponsor.

COSMOPOLIT AN CLUB

Purpose of the Cosmopolitan Club. organized on campus 1955, is to promote better relationships and understanding among the students from the United States and the students from abroad through an educational. cultural. and social program. The club has about 25 members from 17 countries.

OFFICERS 1st Row: Cecil Villalobos. Maria Velasquez. Elivra Gomez, Simin Sazegar. Manuel Apodaca. 2nd Row: Mike Safara, Dr. Sharp, sponsor, Bob Jones, Frank Gilley, George Rabie.

1st Row: Bets Kolliker, June Rediker. Car or McKee, Gayle Sexton, Billie Louise Farmer, Dorothy Diehl. Bonnie May, Zoo Dean Poole, Cynthia Garbretch. 2nd Row: Mr. Kelsey, sponsor, Floyd Reibold, James Forrestcl, Mr. Hill, Bob Jones, Dick Murrop, Jack Prather, Mr. Bosthworth, sponsor.

PSYCHOLOGY

CLUB

The Psychology Club was formed on the TWC campus in May 1947. The purpose of the organization is to give psychology majors and minors a wider experience in the field of psychology, and to study case histories and hypnotism. Various activities are planned throughout the year.

OFFICERS Seated: Bets Kolliker. June Rediker, Armando

Standing: Saenz.

Carol McKee.

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Row I: Nancy Hoben, Dr. Condon, Mrs. O'Malley, Anna Pottorp, Barbara Collins, Margaret Morrissey. Nancy Tole, Ann Turner, Mary Lou Hargis, E. Pimker. Row 2: Ann Edwards, Jerry Lynch, Jane Vollmer, Cookie Arreola, Rosemary Zacour, Dolores Carreon, Namara Nacim, Carmen Rodriguez. Janet Bertrand. Row 3: Maggie Cleghorn, Diane Diebels, Sue Puzzi, Yolanda Davis, Sandra Flaiz, Georgia Cobos. Jerry Lou Martin. JoAnn McDonald. Mrs. Dumblewitt. Mr. Dumblewitt.

THE ASSOCIATION FOR CHILDHOOD EDUCATION OFFICERS President: Nancy Hoben Vice-President: Jerry Lynch Sec.-Treasurer: Ellen Jane Maris The Association for Childhood Education is an organization for students majoring or minoring in education and is dedicated to the improvement of teaching methods at the elementary school level. At the monthly meetings, speakers, and movies, which are concerned with the problems in the elementary school pupils, are presented.

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Seated: Dorothy Diehl. Miss Vera Wise, Gayle Sexton, Nancy DeBrunner. Standing: Billie Louise Farmer, Neel. Martha Newcomer, Memo Key, Pat Caviness, [o Harris, Gerry Young, Simon Sezagar.

Oranell

BEAUX ARTS OFFICERS President: Gay Ie Sexton Vice-President: Dorothy Diehl Sec-Treasurer: Nancy DeBrunner A group of students who are interested in developing a more complete appreciation of art. comprise the membership of Beaux Arts. The club was first organized in 1941. The group works toward an increased knowledge of art history, artists and their works. Speakers and films are presented at monthly meetings.

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Seated: Mary Lou Hargis, Serena Hamilton, Ann Watkin, Nancy Hoben, Mrs. Gretchen Gabriel, Ellen Jane Maris. Standing: Sandra Morrison, Gayle Sexton, Jerry' Lynch, Sue Puzzi Pashich, Bonnie May, Diane Vickers, Cynthia Garbretch, Ann Turner.

JUNIOR PAN AMERICAN ROUND TABLE OFFICERS President: Nancy Hoben Vice-President: Jerry Lynch Sec.-Treasurer: Ellen Jane Maris

The Junior Pan-American Round Table is an organization of junior and senior women who are interested in furthering better relationships between the Anglo-American and Latin-American countries. Each member of the table studies one country intensively and reports to the group on its political. economic. and social life.

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The Pre-Med Club is composed of students who are interested in the biological sciences. The program at the bi-monthly meeting are alternated between speakers of no.e and movies concerned with the biological sciences or the field of medicine. The group takes an active part in campus activities. Among other things. it holds an annual Pre-Med banquet.

OFFICERS Seated: Frank Lewis, Steve Marasovich, Orlando Garza. Standing: Mrs. Duke. sponsor, Louis Robbins.Joe Feste.

PRE-MED CLUB

1st Row: Vigerest, Alegria, Orlando

Steven Maria Anges Garza,

Shuster. Richard Spence, Philline Heller, Martha Ray Vance, Annabelle Bean, Beverly Beggs, Joan Luisa Quijano, Esabelle Herrera. 2nd Row: Mike Kornhauser, Mrs. Duke, Porgirio Lozano, Selsa Gallegos, Clara Brooks, Charles Grant, Frank Lewis, Dick Cohen, Bill Mahon. 3rd Row: OUo Munoz, James Speir, Fred Ekery, Bob May, Louis Robbins, Steve Marasovich, John Beabler, Boggs Moore.

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l st Row: Hellyn Rector, Hellen Hyle, Carolyn Neligan. 2nd Row: Eleanor Payan, Beatrice Sada, Phyllis Joyce, Gayle

Sexton, Carol McKee, Liz Gardner.

COED COUNCIL The Coed Council is made up of representatives from each women's organization on the campus and works toward a closer co-operation between the groups. The Council provided for the Christmas Coed Ball and the teas honoring the Junior and Senior women.

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1st Row: Betty Kay Ward, Belle Huffman, Rosella Dioz. Yvonne Franco. Hazel Ramirez, Anna Grajeda, Connie Riordan, Ann Grimes, Mary Katharine Roach, Grace Bonar. 2nd Row: Dr. E. A. Olsen, sponsor. Harry S. Eskew. Steve Morales, Jim Good. Richard Barrera. Luis Munoz, Luis Sanchez, Mrs. 1. G. Glcrdon. sponsor.

PHYSIC路AL EDUCATION MA~ORS

CLUB P. E. Majors Club was organized for the purpose of bringing all P. E. majors to a better understanding and a closer relationship in the field of physical education. Numerous activities are carried out through the year, such as the Spaghetti dinner held in the fall semester.

OFFICERS Seated: Kathleen Sherwood. Don Cook. Standing: Velma Wagner, Frieda Howey, Porras.

Yolanda

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Row I: (Seated) Helen Hyatt. Gwen Anderson. Ellen Jayne Maris. Rita Greene, Lydia Roeske. Row 2: Betty Boykin, [o Beth Stevens. Carol Kennedy. Mary Ann Marcum. Carmen Rita Ramirez. Carol McKee. Nancy Carter.

ASSOCIATED WOMEN STUDENTS' COUNCIL The Associated Women Students Council was formed this year with the merging of Bell and Benedict Hall dormitory councils. Meeting once a week. the council is the legislative and judicial group of both dormitories. It plans social affairs. dormitory improvements, philanth ropic projects each year. This year at Christmas time. clothes were given to teen-age girls in a Juarez mission. and a new television set was bought for the recreation room in the tower of Bell Hall.

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BENEDICT HALL Row 1: Mrs. Mary Murrie, Charlotte Walker, Marie Pelley, Karen Holcomb, Nancy Carter, Mary Anne Borskey, Wanda Kimbrough, ZelIa Creswell, Eileen King. Row 2: Janet Butler, Betty Lytle, Joyce Maag, Carmen Ramirez, Mary Anne Marcum, Joann Shulda, Mary Frances Donaldson, Carolyn Gnauck, Nancy Hild, Helen Hoffman, Cathy Lambert, Heidi Vogel, Carol Kennedy

BELL HALL Row 1: Margaret Gibson, Mary Helen Moreno, Sandra Fowler, Carol McKee, Tiddley Moseley, Marilyn Hofto, Hellyn Rector, Jane Fjerstad, Beta Foley, Marlys Hessel. Row 2: Bernadine Brock, Helen Hyatt, Lydia Roeske, Elizabeth Gaidry, Ruth Barker, Lynn Berquist. Dulcie Ligon, Betty Stapleton, Ellen Jayne Maris. Row 3: Betty Boykin, Gail Wall. Irene Holland. Elizabeth Wagner, Sallie Conn, Simin Sazegar, Luanne Presley, Peggy McClendin. Pauline Dupnik. Carol Blackwell, Maggie Cleghorn, Ebba Brown, Jane McCutcheon, Shirley Brown, Mary Highsmith, Rita Greene, [o Beth Stevens, Lee Arthur, Connie Srote.

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WAR MEMORIAL CANON This canon, on the lawn of the Museum Building, was presented to Texas Western College eight years ago. It was sent by the War Department in fulfilment of a plan to give to the educational institutions of the country two or three war trophies. This particular gun is a German anti-tank canon, which was captured in the early part of World War II. By the end of the war it was an obsolete model. since much heavier guns were then being built to withstand the new armored tanks.

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MILITARY

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Military

Queen

MISS ELAINE ABBOTT, HONORARY COLONEL RESERVE OFFICERS TRAINING CORPS 228

M iss Catherine Finerty HONORARY

LT. COLONEL

RESERVE TRAINING

Miss

Mary Jane Telehany

HONORARY

LT. COLONEL

RESERVE TRAINING

OFFICERS CORPS

DISTINGUISHED MILITARY STUDENTS To be chosen as a DMS each Cadet Officer must have at least a "B" average in ROTC and be in the upper one-third 'Ofhis class. He must have outstanding leadership potentials. high moral character. and an aptitude for the military service. The Distinguished Military Graduate is proffered a Commission in the Regular Army. 1st Lt. Steve Morales

2nd Lt. Harrison Brock

2nd Lt. John Donohue

2nd Lt. Severo Garcia

Major Jimmy Chamness 230

Capt. Burt Hamric

1st Lt. Mario Martinez

Capt. Schuler Nelson

Bottom Row-Chamness, J.; Nelson. S.; Fletcher, R.; Martinez, M. Second Row-Chorne, J.; Villa, R.; Pittmcn, L.; Brock, H.; Flack. J.; Donohue, J. Third Row-Parra, J.; Eiber, R.; Perry. K.; Kellen, J.; Callaway, R.; Norte, R.; Moore, T.; Friedman. A. Fourth Row-Alvarez, A.; Aguilar, A.; Holland, H.; Garcia, S.; Silvas, M.; Morales, S. Fifth Row-Col. John Alfrey, PMS&T; Lt. Col. George Ford, Ass't PMS&T; Maj. William Hodge, Ass't PMS&T; Capt. Leonard Ochs, Ass't PMS&T.

SCABBARD

AND BLADE

Scabbard and Blade is a National Military Honor Society with local chapters located in most leading colleges and universities throughout the country. The purpose of the Society is to develop and foster the ideals and practice of military education in the United States. particularly in colleges and universities, and to spread intelligent information concerning the military requirements of our country.

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COLOR GUARD Cole, Parker C.; Gebler, Gene F.; Bundren. James P.; TeaL Tommy E. ;ÂŤ

ROT 232

C BAND

First Row-Parra. A.; Gunn, R.; Avalos. G.; Weidner, G.; Matlock, Second Row-Davis, D.; Rameriz. S.; Moran, W.; Kleinschmidt. W. Third Row-Hooten. C.; Davis, M.; Mahle. H.; Gold. 1.

RIFLE TEAM

Standing: Nagle. R.; Haddad. J.; Witholder, R; Gandara. R Kneeling: Espersen, R.; Paynter, P.; Taggert. K.

Albert Link taking a fine bead.

Standing: LaCapria. A.; Lucker. H.; Martin. M. Kneeling: Duchouquette, R.; Gronich, B.; Link. A.

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1st BATTALION STAFF

Bn. Commander Jimmy Chamnes

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Bn. Executive Officer Schuler Nelson

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Bn. Adiutant Torn Moore

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CO, Martinez, M. Ex 0, Scott, T. 1st. Ptn. Ldr. Donohue, J. 2nd. Ptn. Ldr. Schoch, D. 3rd. Ptn. Ldr. Fletcher, R.

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CO. Pittman. L. Ex-a. Holland. H. 1st. Ptn. Ldr. Bierd, D. 2nd. Ptn. Ldr. Aguilar. A. 3rd. Ptn. Ldr. Cragin. J.

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CO. Flack. J. Ex O. Garcia. S. Ist. Ptn. Ldr. Chesck, C. 2nd. Ptn. Ldr. Brunk. E. 3rd. Ptn. Ldr. Silvas. M.

2nd BATTALION

Bn. Executive Officer Burt Hamric

Bn. Commander Ned Moore

This goes on every Tuesday

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Bn. Adjutant Jim Haddad

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Row I : Gronich, B. J.; Prensky, R T.; Seeley, F. B.; Lamberth. H. R; Lowman, B. D.; Davis. Row 2: Hardie, 1.; Dominguez, R; Porras, J.; Faust, J. W.; Soto, A. D.; Patton, R; Russell, Asbury, W. 1. Row 3: Billingsley, W.; Dotson. G.; Duckworth, C. E.; Cobb, r. Bryant R G.; O'Donnell. man, A. Row 4: Daugherty, R; Butler, H.; Davis, S.; Deal, W.; finn, R V.; Morales, J.; Wesley, J.; H. G. Row 5: Gibson, 1. H.; Cole, P. C.; Fishkin, D.; Wykowskiksi, J. }.; Gebler. E. F.; Fjerstad, J.

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CO, Morales. S. Ex 0, Collons, R Ass't Ptn Ldr Garcia, L. 1st. Ptn Ldr Adauto, J. 2nd. Ptn Ldr Jensen, R 3rd. Ptn Ldr Callaway, R.

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Duran, M.; Vargas, F.; Miranda, R; Hull, A.; Bounds. G. White, F.; Taggart. K.; Cardillo. G.; Rivera. J.; McCallick, F.; Bustamante, R; Gonzales, R; Franco, J.; Fino, S. Hennesey, T.; Gonzales, D.; Calhoun, R; Laughman, D.; Harris, B.; Rubio. J.; Perez. F.; Barron. R; Boyd, G. Holmes, E.; Huff. W.; Guidry. J.; Meriel, R; Peinodos, R; Gonzales, L.; Johnson. D.; Haight. W.; Garcia, A. Rene, A. V.; Allen. S.; Burts. J. W.

CO. Graham, Ex 0, Brock. 1st. Ptn Ldr, 2nd. Ptn Ldr. 3rd. Ptn Ldr,

0. H. Alva, P. LaCapria, A. Fulton. N.

ENGINEERING BUILDING The Engineering Building is the home of the Schellenger Foundation in Electricity. Through the will of Emma H. Schellenger the Foundation was established in honor of her husband, Newton G. Schellenger. The purpose is to encourage and conduct research and development in the field of electricity. One of the first projects was the development of an electronic cardiograph in cooperation with William Beaumont Hospital.

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ENGINEERING

T.W.C.

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Engineering BARBARA 244

Queen

SANBORN

Engineering MARILYN

Duchess HOFTO

Engineering MARTHA

Duchess SHADLE

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Robert M. Moss

Lawrence

Gilbert Rodriguez President

Cabell

Langley

Lyle Scarbrough

ENGINEERING COUNCIL

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Jimmy Chamness

B. Finch

Boyd Anderson

Officers: H. Holland, Secretary; R. Sense, Treasurer; :. Hamric, President; Dr. 1. A. Nelson, Sponsor; T. Cliett, Vice-President.

The Alpha Lambda Chapter of Sigma Gamma Epsilon, national professional fraternity for students of the earth sciences, was installed at Texas Western in 1940. Qualifications for membership are an above average scholastic record and the presentation of a technical paper. The fraternity works toward a closer interest in the allied fields of geology, mining, metallurgy, and petroleum engineering.

SIGMA GAMMA EPSILON Row Row Row Row

1: 2: 3: 4:

H. Holland, R. Sense, B. Hamric, If. Cliett. J. G. Gonzalez, G. Rodriguez, Dr. L. A. Nelson, sponsor, B. Garner, L. Poage, C. Blackwell. H. Lancaster, J. Westrope, J. Fulcher, L. J. Stewart. J. Price. R. Wershaw, E. Jimenez, S. Nelson, R. Jensen.

Row 1: Row 2: Row 3:

L. D. DePanfilis, A. Duran, J. Esparza, R. D. Collons, B. Lowman, B. Collier, H. Corbett, Contact Member. F. R. Shouse, Jr., Contact Member, J. Z. Witt, A. Alvarez, D. Fishkin, D. Flaiz, B. Castro, G. Rabie, M. G. Gandara. T. Noah, C. CasteeL B. Anderson, D. Bierd, H. Sambrano, E. Carreon, C. Hooten, A. Almeraz.

AMERICAN SOCIETY OF CIVIL ENGINEERS Officers: F. R. Stouse, [r., Contact Member; E. Carreon, Vice-President; H. Corbett, Contact Member; L. Depanfilis, President; R. Collier, Secretary; D. Bierd, Treasurer.

In 1948, twelve men formed the Texas Western Chapter of the American Society of Civil Engineers. Students majoring in civil engineering who have sophomore standing or above are eligible for membership. The chapter gives the civil engineering students a chance to become acquainted, to introduce them to topics of interest in civil engineering, and to foster development of a professional spirit.

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Officers: R. Moss, Secretary; 1. Langley, President; W. Olmsted, Vice-President; J. Kellen, Heporter; Mr. Decker, Sponsor. The student chapter of the American Institute of Electrical Engineers was established at Texas Western in May, 1948, under the sponsorship of Mr. Floyd A. Decker, professor and chairman of the department of electrical engineering. The aims of the chapter are the advancement of theory and practice of electrical engineers together with allied arts and sciences, development of individual engineers and participation in inspection trips to places of engineering interest.

AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS Row 1: Row 2: Row 3: Row 4:

Y. Porras, G. Rasor, W. Raymond, Co-Sponsor, M. Gomez, Co-Sponsor, J. Kellen, R. Moss, W. Olmsted, 1. Langley, F. Decker. Sponsor, A. Nolan, G. Buchanan, R. Gandara, 1. Hardway, M. A. Baehr, D. Williamson. E. Staeps, E. Olive, E. Ramirez, J. Ellenberger, G. Geno. T. Holtermans, J. Coughran, J. Marshall, P. Sharp, D. Jones, B. Lucas, J. Davis, P. Ramirez, J. Baughman. . A. Smithson, R. Portillo, D. Gochis, H. Gschwind, 1. Keller, J. Eiland, N. Fulton, F. Weldon, 1. Beam, J. Douglass, C. McDonald, E. Rocha, F. Ramirez, V. Macias. A. Dotson, J. Oliveto, R. Gonzales, J. Parra, P. Dugan, R. Lopez, J. Ogaz. R. McCarty, J. Bourquin, C. Baca, P. Cline, R. de la Fuente, W. Foy .

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A. Korus, M. Giono, G. Gutierrez, H. Rector, J. Smith, R. Lane, J. Westrope, J. Mock. Dr. J. C. Rintelen, sponsor, S. Morrison, B. Garner, G. Palau, J. Ballard, D. Allbright, S. Jorgenson. L. Housen, E. Escalante, W. Muller, J. De la Fuente, He.Nicholson, N. Cook, W. Gibson, Mr. G. E. Ingersoll, sponsor, O. Echevarria, G. Nemct, H. Gipson, K. Derrick, C. B. Finch, G. Rodriguez, F. Shunk, R. Bradsley. G. Krick. L. Buescher, R. Limon, J. Armijo, F. Hsu, J. Hill, M. McKenzie, H. StahL C. Fulton, D. Boyd. J. Burgess. J. Matlock, J. Vickers, F. Mauldin, J. Chorne.

AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF MINING AND METALLURGICAL ENGINEERS Officers: Sponsor;

The history of the Texas Western chapter of the American Institute of Mining Engineers goes back to the Scientific Club which was established at the College of Mines in 1915. The organization became a part of A. I. M. E. in 1944. The group stimulates interest in various sciences and promotes fellowship between professional men and students.

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B. Garner. Treasurer; J. Westrope, President; Dr. J. C. Rintelen. J. Mock, Vice-President; S. Morrison, Secretary.

ST. PATRICK'S DAY St. Patrick is the patron saint of engineers. His day is celebrated by the engineering students of Texas Western College with a trip to Oro Grande, New Mexico. Here freshman students are initiated. Blindfolded. they are taken through the mine. The trip is ended with the kissing of the Blarney Stone and shaking hands with "St. Patrick." The days activities are concluded with a been-feed given by the engineering societies.

"0. K. What's the square root of two:' Kissing the traditional Blarney Stone and shaking hands with "St. Patrick."

Senior engineers

look forward to St. Patrick's Day. thought it

"It wasn't

ADMINISTRATION BUILDING The newest building on the Texas Western campus is the Administration Building. This three story structure, costing around $301.000, follows the Tibetan style architecture of the other buildings on the campus. The offices of the president, the vice-president, and the deans of the college are located here. Also the registrar's office, the business office, and the purchasing office are found in this building.

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ADMINISTRATION

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BOARD OF REGENTS UNIVERSITY

OF THE

OF TEXAS

1957 TOM SEALY, Chairman

LEE LOCKWOOD

CLAUDE

LEROY JEFFERS

MRS. CHARLES

J. R. SORRELL

J. LEE JOHNSON,

Dr. MERTON

M. MINTER

VOYLES,

Vice-Chairman

DEVALL III

(Dr. 1. S. OATES was not present.)

DEANS

BETTY W. COSBY, M. S. Dean of Women

CHARLES A. PUCKETT, M. A. Dean of Arts and Sciences

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JOHN L. WALLER. Ph. D. Dean of the Graduate Council

JACK YUTHAS, Ph. D. Dean of Student Liic

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DR. A. N. FOSTER, ED. D. Director of Extension and Placement

MR. C. E. KELSEY, JR.. M. A. Director of Testing and Guidance

MR. A. A. SMITH, M. A. Business Manager

OFFICERS OF ADMINISTRATION

COL. M. H. TOMLINSON. Curator of Museum

256

B. S.

MR. J. M. WHITAKER, Registrar

M. A.

MR. BAXTER POLK, M. S. Librarian

ADMINISTRATIVE

HARRY ARRINGTON Campus Police

MARGARET BROWN Secretary, Department of Engineering

FANNIE CHOW Admissions

JOAN DUGGER Secretary. Graduate Division

MARY SUE ELLENBERGER Clerk, Office of Registrar

ERLINE FRIEDMAN Secretary, Ex-Students Association

WREN HOLLENBEAK Social Director oi Benedict Hall

SHIRLEY HULL Bookstore

HELEN MURRIE Dormitory Staff, Benedict Hall

BARBARA POAGE Secretary, Department ot Military Science

HOLLI::> REYNOLDS Manager oi the Student Union Building

NELL SKIPWITH Museum

ASSISTANTS

FRANCES Assistant

GEORGE Campus

CLAYTON Librarian

GENO Police

FRANCES PAST Bookstore

FRANCES President's

STEVENS Secretary

BARBARA DARBY Secretary to Dean of Women

JOYCE GOULD Bookstore

BARBARA PERRY Secretary, Arts and Science Division

DAVID WILSON Campus Police

257

WILLIAM LAKE. Ph.D. Chairman

Chemistry students get a chance to experiment

CHEMISTRY

HAROLD ALEXANDER. Ph.D. Assistant Professor

JACK PYTCHER. Instructor

258

B. S.

WILLIAM BALL. M. S. Assistant Professor

JOSEPH SCRUGGS. M. A. Assistant Professor

EUGENE LEWIS. Ph. D. Assistant Professor

FRANK SHIOH. Instructor

B. S.

COL. JOHN ALFREY Chairman

Sgt. Maggio instructs three future officers.

MILITARY SCIENCE

GEORGE FORD. Lt. Col. Assistant Professor

THEODORE

MEIER. M/Sgt.

Instructor

WILLIAM HODGE. Major Assistant Professor

LEONARD OCHS. Capt. Assistant Professor

SALVADOR

MAGGIO.

M/Sgt.

Instructor

BILLY STUART. M/Sgt. Instructor

WILLIAM WATT. SFC Instructor

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CHARLES

SONNICHSEN,

Ph, D.

Chairman

Dr. Sonnichsen entertains his class

ENGLISH

HALDEEN

BRADDY,

Ph. D.

LURLINE

Professor

JOSEPH

JAMES.

Assistant

260

M. A.

Professor

DOUGLAS,

M. A.

ROBERTA

Instructor

JOSEPH

LEACH. Ph. D. Professor

HOFFMAN.

B. A.

Instructor

AMERICO

PAREDES. Instructor

Ph. D.

RAY PAST, Ph. D. Assistant

Ptoiessot

ENGLISH-

GRACE SMITH. M. A. Instructor

JAMES THORBURN. Instructor

M. A.

EDUCATION

LOZIER CONDON. Ed. D. Associate Professor

CA THERINE O路MALLEY. M. A. Assistant Professor

MARIE WADDELL. M. A.

Instructor

BERTHA REYNOLDS. M. A. Assistant Professor

This methods class is an enjoyable one for education majors.

FLOYD FARQUER.

Chairman

Ph. D.

VERA WISE Chairman

Miss Wise supervises

her talented artists.

ART

ELLEN COOGLER. M. A. Assistant

Professor

WILTZ HARRISON. M. A. Assistant

WILLIAM THONSON. B. S.

Professor

Art allows students to use their creative imagination.

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Instructor

ENGEBRET THORMODSGAARD,

Ed, D.

Chairman

Music students really do practice.

MUSIC

JOHN

CARRICO,

Assistant

HAROLD

GODDARD.

Assistant

Ed. D.

ABRAHAM

Professor

M. M.

Professor

CHAVEZ

Instructor

LORRAINE

MERRILL, M. M,

Instructor

OLAV ElDBO, Ph. D. Assistant

Professor

CHARLES SIMPSON.

B. A.

Instructor

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REX STRICKLAND, Chairman

Ph. D.

It's history time again!

HISTORY & GOVERNMENT

KENNETH

JOHN

BAILEY, Ph. D.

Instructor

JOHN

DENNY,

Instructor

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M. A.

ARI HOOGENBOOM,

Instructor

M. A.

JOHN

BLOOM, Ph. D. Instructor

LUCILLE

PILLOW,

Instructor

M. S.

BROADDUS, Instructor

M. A.

W. EUGENE PORTER, Ph. D.

Professor

HISTORY & GOVERNMENT-

MARY QUINN. M. A. Assistant Professor

WILBERT TIMMONS. Ph. D. Associate Professor

JACK VOWELL. Instructor

M. A.

PHILOSOPHY & PSYCHOLOGY

CLARANCE HACKETT. Instructor

Ph. D.

CLYDE KELSEY. M. A. Assistant Professor

What would science do without rats?

CECIL CRAWFORD. Chairman

Ph. D.

ANTON

BERKMAN. Ph. D. Chairman

An Anatomy Lab dissects its dogfish shark.

BIOLOGICAL

ELEANOR DUKE. M. A. Assistant Professor

SCIENCES

JAMES LANDERS. M. S. Assistant Professor

BI.BLE

THOMAS CHISM. Chairman

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B. D.

JAMES REEVES. M. S. Assistant Professor

LEROY SEILS, Ed. D. Chairman

A modern dance class goes through the stretching sequence

HEALTH & PHYSICAL EDUCATION

BENNY COLLINS. M. S. Assistant

LYNETTE

GLARDON, Instructor

M. A.

KA THLEEN CRAIGO.

Professor

Assistant

EINAR OLSEN. Ed. D. Associate

Professor

M. A.

Professor

DALE WATERS. M. A. Associate

Professor

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EDGAR

RUFF, Ph. D.

Chairman

Language

students now test their ability with a tape recorder,

LANGUAGES

FREDERICK

BACHMANN,

Ph. D.

Professor

WILLIAM

RUSSELL, Instructor

268

CALEB BEVANS, Associate

M. A.

JOHN SHARP. Assoicate

Ph. D.

FRED BREWER,

Ph. D.

Professor

B. A.

Instructor

Professor

ROBERT

TAPPAN,

Assistant

Ph. D.

Professor

WILLIAM Assistant

WEBB, M. A. Professor

JOHN MIDDAGH. M. A. C 0- Chairman

The Prospector must be printed.

JOURNALISM & RADIO --TV

BRUCE BROOKS. B. A. Instructor

STEELE JONES. B. A. Instructor

RALPH LOWENSTEIN. Instructor

Bobby Prensky is on the air.

VIRGIL HICKS. M. A. Associate Professor Co-Chairman

B. A.

EDWIN

KNAPP. Chairman

Ph. D.

Be careful with the "juice" boys.

MATH & PHYSICS

THOMAS

ORVILLE

270

BARNNES. Professor

KRUSCHWITZ. Instructor

M. S.

M. A.

RALPH BENTZ. Ph. D. Associate Professor

OSCAR

McMAHAN.

M. S.

Auociate Pro/euor

CHARLES

GLADMAN. M. A. Professor

Assistant

VLADIK MICULKA. Instructor

M. S

MATH & PHYSICS

BEULAH PATTERSON.

M. A.

JAMES

Instructor

SMART.

M. A.

EDYTHE

Instructor

THREADGILL.

Instructor

ENGINEERING

CLARENCE

CERVENKA,

Assistant

Professor

M. S.

RALPH

Electrical engineers

FLOYD

DECKER,

Chairman

M. S. E.

COLEMAN.

Associate

M. S.

Professor

get first-hand information

B. A.

HOWARD

QUINN.

Ph. D.

Chairman

Testing a rock for calcium carbonate.

GEOLOGY

DOUGLAS

HILLHOUSE.

Assistant

M. S.

LLOYD

NELSON.

Ph. D.

Professor

MINING & MET ALURGY

GUY

INGERSOLL. E. M. Professor

Associate

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JOSEPH

RINTELEN. Chairman

Ph. D.

ROBERT LEECH, M. F. A.

Director

Backstage after a dress rehearsal.

SPEECH & DRAMA

WILLIAM

MYRTLE BALL, M. A. Assistant Professor

HA1lDY. M. A.

Instructor

CAROLE HITCHCOCK, M. A, Instructor

CLARICE JONES. M. A. AssIstant Professor

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GEORGE

KISER. Ph. D.

Chairman

Hopeful "future businessmen"

BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

ROBERT BENNETT. M. A. Assistant

DALE CRAMER, M. A. Assistant

274

BRUCE

Professor

BIXLER. B. B. A.

DICKINSON, Instructor

& ECONOMICS

LELAH BLACK. M. A. Assistant

Instructor

GEORGE

at work.

B. B. A.

Professor

PAUL ELLENBURG, Instructor

M. B. A.

BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

& ECONOMICS

\ WILLIAM

HEUSER.

M. A.

Instructor

BEVIE

SANDERS.

Associate

KENNETH

HOWARD,

M, B. A.

Instructor

M. S.

Professor

STELLA SMITH. M. S.

Assistant

Professor

WILLIAM

MAYHALL.

B. B. A.

Instructor

ROBERTA WALKER. M. A.

Instructor

275

PHYSICS BUILDING-This building, first known as Old Main, is one of the four original buildings on the campus. It was the first of the four to be completed in 1917,and in it were housed the administration offices, museum, library, classrooms, physics, and geology labs. The Tibetan style architecture is found in this first building. In 1950 Old Main was remodeled. Modern lighting equipment was installed and the interior was painted, as well as changes in the internal structure.

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CLASSES

277

SENIOR BARBARA

278

FAVORITE

SANBORN

SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS GEORGE THOMAS, PRESIDENT JOHN DONOHUE, VICE PRESIDENT BETTY BOYKIN, SECRETARY TOM SCOTT, TREASURER 279

MARGARET ELAINE ABBOTT. EI Paso. Texas Major: History Phi Alpha Theta. Zeta Tau Alpha, W. A. A .. F1owsheet, Jr. Pan American JAVIER ADAUTO, EI Paso, Texas Major: Business Administration Delta Sigma Pi CLARENCE A. ALBRECHT. Goliad, Major: Business Administration

Texas

DAVID DEANE ALLBRIGHT. Ballinger. Texas Major: Geology Alpha Phi Omega. Sigma Epsilon Gamma, A. 1. M. E. PHILIP ALVA. JR.. EI Paso. Texas Major: Business Administration Delta Sigma Pi BOYD R. ANDERSON. EI Paso. Major: Civil Engineering A. S. C. E.

Texas

IRENE APODACA. Ysleta. Texas Major: Biological Sciences MARY ANN ARMSTRONG. EI Paso, Texas Major: History Zeta Tau Alpha. W. A. A .. A. C. E. GREGORIO

BUENAVENTURA BADIA, Juarez, Major: Chemistry

Mexico

JACK S. BAILEY, EI Paso, Texas Major: Business Administration Delta Sigma Pi. Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Sigma Alpha Pi, Canterbury Club

Alpha

Chi.

SENIORS WILL ROGERS BERGGREN. Odessa, Texas Major: Business Administration Sardonyx. Phi Kappa Tau, Delta Sigma Pi. Cheerleader GEORGIA SAM BEYS. EI Paso, Texas Major: Art Delta Gamma, Canterbury Club. W. A, A.. Golddiggers, Choir

SISTER MARY VISITATION Major: Education

BIBY, EI Paso.

DONALD EDWARD BIERD, EI Paso. Texas Major: Civil Engineering Fencing Club, Newman Club. A. S. C. E.

280

Texas

ARREDONDO. EI Paso. Texas

BARBARA SUE BIRDWELL, Ysleta, Texas Major: Business Administration Chi Omega, B. S. U., Jr. Pan American, W. A. A. HERBERT L. BLUE, Astoria, Illinois Major: Journalism Alpha Phi Gamma, Tau Kappa Epsilon, Club, Kliff Klimbers

Writer's

MARTHA ELIZABETH BOYKIN, Deming, New Mexico Major: Music Education Chenrizig, Delta Delta, Delta, Golddiggers, Dorm House Council. Choir

HARRISON BROCK, El Paso, Texas Major: Business Administration Scabbard and Blade, Sardonyx, Sigma silon

Alpha

BARBARA ARNOLD BROUGH, Buckanan, Major: Speech JACK RAMSEY BROWN, El Paso, Major: Business Administration Delta Sigma Pi

Ep-

Michigan

Texas

JOSIE BROWN, El Paso, Texas Major: Geology Delta Delta Delta, Exploration Geophysicists ROBERT PERRY BROWN, EI Paso, Texas Major: History Phi Alpha Theta, B. S, U. PATRICIA BRYANT, B'ville, Oklahoma Major: Education

GEORGE MARSHALL BUCHANAN, EI Paso, Texas Major; Electrical Engineering Alpha Phi Omega. A. I. E. E. ROYCE L. CALLAWAY, Menlo Park. California Major: Geology Alpha Phi. Omega, Sigma Gamma Epsilon, A. I. M. E.. Scabbard and Blade

SENIORS FRANK CANALES, EI Poso. Texas Major: Business Administration R. O. T. C. ERNEST CARREON, EI Paso, Texas Major: Civil Engineering Alpha Phi Omega, A. S. C. E.

BERNARD G. CARROLL. San Diego, California RICHARD 1. CARTER, Bingham Canyon, Utah Major: Geology Alpha Phi Gamma

281

CLAYTON L. CASTEEL. Newbury, Major: Civil Engineering

Ohio

A. S. C. E. JIMMY M. CHAMNESS, Major: Engineering Sigma Gamma Epsilon

Ysleta,

Texas

JOHN EDWARD CHANCELLOR, El Paso, Major: English

CLAUDE LEE CHAPPELL. Van Major: Physical Education "M" Club, Rodeo Club

Texas

Horn. Texas

CHARLES DAVID CHESAK, El Paso, Texas Major: Business Administration Lambda Chi Alpha ROBERT D. COLLIER, El Paso. Major: Civil Engineering

Texas

A. S. C. E.

RODGER DUANE COLLONS, McAllen, Texas Major: Civil Engineering Scabbard and Blade. A. S. C. z.. Engineering Council SARA R. COONEY. El Paso. Texas Major: Nursing Zeta Tau Alpha BERMAN DALTON CORBELL. Colorado Major: Physical Education "M" Club, Baptist Student Union

JOHN SIDNEY COX, El Paso, Major: Education

Texas

TOM F. CUMMINGS. El Paso. Major: Chemistry

Texas

SENIORS BOBBIE LOU DALE, Alamogordo. New Mexico Major: Music Education Zeta Tau Alpha, Alpha Chi. Golddiggers, Orchestra, Choir JOSEPH JONATHAN DAVIS, Chester. Major: Electrical Engineering

EDMUNDO deLA ROSA. El Paso. Majer: Business Administration

Virginia

Texas

WA YMOND LEROY DICKINSON, El Paso, Major: Business Administration Delta Sigma Pi

282

Texas

City, Texas

SHIRLEY DIANNE DIEBELS. EI Paso. Texas Major: Education Delta Gamma. Delta Psi Kappa. W. A. A .. A. C. E.• DOROTHY DIEHL. EI Paso. Texas Major: Psychology Chi Omega. Beaux Arts. Psychology

Club. Psi Chi

JOHN WILLIAM DONOHUE. EI Paso. Texas Major: Geology Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Sardonyx. Scabbard and Blade. A. 1. M. E.. S. E. G.

IRENE B. DUKE. Oxnard. California Major: Psychology Psi Theta. Newman Club. Psychology ROBERT GLENN DUKE. Midland. Major: Business Administration Phi Kappa Tau

Club

Texas

MARSHALL DOUGLAS EARLY. El Paso. Texas Major: Journalism Alpha Phi Gamma

WILLIAM H. EASON. EI Paso. Texas Major: Metallurgy Sigma Gamma Epsilon. Sigma Alpha M. E.. Kidd Mining Club ANN EDWARDS. EI Paso. Texas Major: Education Delta Gamma. Chenrizig. Panhellenic

Epsilon. A. 1.

Council

MARTIN J. EHRENS. EI Paso. Texas Major: Business Administration Roth Society

JERRY RICHARD EILAND. EI Paso. Texas Major: Electrical Engineering Kappa Sigma. A. 1. E. E. TED ENGEL. Kosice. Czechoslovakia Major: Pre-Med Pre-Med Club. Sardonyx. Roth Society

SENIORS JOSEPH ROWLAND FESTE. El Paso. Texas Major: Pre·Med Pre-Med Club. Sardonyx. Student Council. Flowsheet. Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Choir CABELL BRADEN FINCH. Corona Major: Metallurgy Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Canterbury

del Mar. Calif. Club. A. 1. M. E.

DOUGLAS E. FISHKIN. EI Paso. Texas Major: Civil Engineering ANITA JANE FJERSTAD. Pipestone. Major: Biology Chi Omega. W. A. A.

Minnesota

283

DOROTHY HENDRY FLINT. Fair Major: Education

Oaks. California

ALLAN JAY FRIEDMAN. El Paso. Texas Major: Pre-Law Sardonyx. Orange Key. Flowsheet. Student Council.

R O. T. C. WONG FOY. El Paso. Texas Major: Electrical Engineering A. I. E. E.

ELIA IRELDA GAGNE. El Paso. Major: Physical Education

Texas

J. ROBERT GANDARA. El Paso. Texas Major: Electrical Engineering DAMON E. GARBERN. El Paso. Texas Major: English Alpha Chi. Baptist Student Union

CYNTHIA GARB RECHT. EI Paso. Texas Major: English Chi Omega. Chenrizig. B. S. U.. Flowsheet. Jr. Pan American. Pcnhellenic, Psi Chi Psychology Club. Beaux Arts. Alpha Phi Gamma

SEVERO ALCANTAR GARCIA. El Paso. Texas Major: Music Scabbard and Blade. Band. Newman Club, R. O.

T. C. BOBBY 1. GARNER. Carlsbad. New Mexico Major: Metallurgy Sigma Alpha Epsilon. A. 1. M. E.

GEORGE ALLAN GENO. Romeo. Michigan Major: Electrical Engineering A. I. E. E. KENNETH ROSS GEORGE. Major: Physical Education "M" Club

Graham.

Texas

SENIORS JOE BAILEY GILLESPIE. JR.. Houston. Major: Geology Baptist Student Union

Texas

KURT EUGENE GOETTING. El Paso. Texas Major: Business Administration Kappa Sigma

ELVIRA GOMEZ. El Paso. Texas Major: Spanish Newman Club. Cosmopolitan Club RAUL GONZALEZ. Brownsville. Major: Geology

284

Texas

JAMES GOOD. Los Angeles. Major: Physical Education Kappa Sigma

California

OLIVER BORDON GRAHAM. JR.. Tucson. Arizona Major: Geology Alpha Phi Omega. A. I. M. E. LINDSAY LOUISE GREEN. Winston路Salem. Major: English

N. C.

LAVON HART RICK GSCHWIND. El Paso. Texas Major: Business Administration Zeta Tau Alpha. Chenrizig. Alpha Phi Gamma. Alpha Chi. Phi Gamma Nu. B. S. U.. Flowsheet ROSA RAMIREZ GUERRERO. El Paso. Major: Physical Education Newman Club. W. A. A.

Texas

JIMMY HADDAD. EI Paso. Texas Major: Business Administration R. O. T. C.. Rifle Team

LYNN HAMILTON. El Paso. Major: Biological Sciences

Texas

RICHARD PARK HAMMER. Greenville. Major: Business Administrntion

Texas

BURT E. HAMRIC. Muenster. Texas Major: Geology Sigma Gamma Epsilon. Alpha Phi Omega

DON LLOYD HANDLIN. Kermit. Texas Major: Business Administration Kappa Sigma. Sardonyx. "M" Club LLOYD ALFRED HANSON. Chicago. Major: Government Newman Club. Pre-Law Club

Illinois

SENIORS LEO E. HARDWAY. EI Paso. Texas Major: Electrical Engineering Lambda Chi Alpha. A. I. E. E. HARRY CLINTON HARRISON. El Paso. Texas Major: Physics

JOY DEE HATCHETT. EI Paso. Texas Major: B A. Delta Gamma LUCIEN HAYNES. El Paso. Major: English

Texas

285

NANCY JO HEINZEL. El Paso. Texas Major: B. A. Chi Omega. Junior Pan American. W. A. A. lACK LESLIE HERNDON. Odessa. Major: Geology

Texas

DANIEL J. HERRERA. Marfa. Texas Major: Business Administration Newman Club. Tri-Ci. Delta Sigma Pi

CARROLL ELVIN HICKEY. El Paso. Texas Major: Speech WANDA JUNE HILL. El Paso. Texas Major: Radio and Television Chi Omega. Aloha Epsilon Rho. Beaux Arts. W. A. A .. El Burro. KVOF NANCY WOODLEY HOBEN. El Paso. Texas Major: Education Chi Omega. Beaux Arts. W. A. A .. B. S. U.. Inter Faith Council. A. C. E.. Freshman Advisory Council. Ir, Pan American

WILLIAM L. HOEFNER. Cleveland. Major: History Lambda Chi Alpha. Newman Club. Texas Western Chorale

Ohio All-College

Choir,

THOMAS HERBERT HOLLAND. Haskell. Texas Major: Geology Sigma Gamma Epsilon. Alpha Phi Omega. A. I. M. E. ROBERT C. HOLT. Tucumcari. New Mexico Major: Civil Engineering Baptist Student Union. A. S. C. E.

FRIEDA MAY HOWEY. El Paso. Texas Major: Physical Education Delta Gamma. W. A. A .â&#x20AC;˘ Beaux Arts. Queen. Majorette

Football

ISABELLE ESTER HUERTA. El Paso. Texas Major: Psychology Newman Club. Campus Colleagues. Golddiggers. Girls' Rifle Team

SENIORS MARY HELLEN HURD. El Paso. Major: English Psychology Club

Texas

DANIEL IBANEZ. El Paso. Texas Major: Pre-Dental

SHIRLEY JEAN JACKSON. Pecos. Texas Major: Radio Zeta Tau Alpha. Radio Club. Wesley Foundation ARTHUR M. JONES. Roswell. Major: Geology

286

New

Mexico

D. D. JONES. Iraan. Texas Major: Electrical Engineering A. I. E. E .. Alpha Phi Omega. FLEDA SCOGGINS Major: History

Wesley

Foundation

JORDAN. Rome. Georgia

ERMA LU JOYNER. El Paso. Texas Major: Psychology Chi Omega. Psychology Club. W. A. diggers. Flowsheet, Panhellenic Council

A..

Gold-

JOSEPH GEORGE KARAM. El Paso. Texas Major: Pre·Med Tau Kappa Epsilon. Pre-Med Club. Newman

Club

JAMES J. KASTER. EI Paso. Texas President of Student Association. Sardonyx

Phi Kappa

Tau.

BERNARD KATZ. El Paso. Texas Major: Biology Pre·Med Club. Roth Society

ALLAN RONALD KEOWN. El Paso. Major: Geology

Texas

NANCY ANN KOCHEVAR. Fort Bliss. Texas Major: Business Administration Chi Omega. Alpha Chi. Phi Gamma Nu ELIZABETH KOLLIKER. El Paso. Texas Major: Psychology Delta Delta Delta. Psychology Club. W. A. A. Psi Chi. Student Council

MICHAEL KORNHAUSER. New York. New York Major: Biological Sciences Pre-Med Club. Orange Key, Roth Society: Prospector NANCY LEE KYLE. EI Paso. Major: Speech Independents

Texas

SENIORS LAWRENCE EDWARD LANGLEY. El Paso. Texas Major: Electrical Engineering President of A. I. E. E.• Sigma Alpha Epsilon JOHN MARTIN LEONARD. El Paso. Texas Major: Physics

FRANK DONALDSON LEWIS. El Paso. Texas Major: Biology Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Pre-Med Club. Canterbury Club BOB DONALD LOWMAN. El Paso. Texas Major: Civil Engineering Sigma Alpha Epsilon. A. S. C. E.

287

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KATHLEEN M. LOWRY. Laramie. Major: History Delta Delta Delta

Wyoming

WARREN JOHN LYNGE. Chicago. Major: Journalism Kliff Klimbers

Illinois

ADELE LUCILLE LYON. EI Paso. Texas Major: Education

RICHARD Major:

McALISTER. El Paso.

Texas

RONALD CHARLES McCARTY. El Paso. Texas Major: Electrical Engineering Sigma Alpha Epsilon. A. 1. E. E. CAROLYN VIRGINIA McCHESNEY. Brownsville. Texas Major: History Zeta Tau Alpha. Phi Alpha Theta. Alpha Chi. Jr. Pan American Round Table. Westminister Fellowship

DORA GARCIA Major: Business

McCORD. San Jose. California Administration

NOW ARD McCORD. San Major: English

Jose

THOMAS PAUL McEACHERN. Major: History Orange Key

ROSEMARY F. McNAMARA. EI Paso. Texas Major: Education Delta Gamma. A. C. E.. Newman Club. W. A. A. RONALD L. MACON. Albany. Major: Business Administration

Texas

SENIORS WILLIAM J. MAHON. El Paso. Texas Major: Biology Pre-Med Club. Newman Club. Kappa

Sigma

JERRY LOUISE MARTIN. EI Paso. Texas Major: Education Zeta Tau Alpha. W. A. A .â&#x20AC;˘ Beaux Arts. Freshman Advisory Council

LEO MARTIN. Fort Davis. Texas Major: Business Administration

288

ALDA MARIE MARTINA. El Paso. Texas Major: Education Phreteres, Newman Club. Co-Ed Council.

W. A. A.

California

EI Paso.

Texas

MARIO J. MARTINEZ. El Paso. Texas Major: History Scabbard and Blade. Sigma Delta Pi. Newman

Club

ROBERT MARTINEZ. El Paso. Texas Major: Physical Education A. J. MASON. El Paso. Texas Major: Business Administration

SHIRLEY ANN MAURY. El Paso. Texas Major: Education Delta Gamma. Co-Ed Council. Panhellenic Canterbury Club JO MEIERHOFF. Hereford. Major: Music Choir. Band. Belles

Council.

Texas

FRANK HARRIS MIDDLETON. El Paso. Texas Major: B. A. Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Chorale

LENORA RUTH MIER. El Paso. Major: English

Texas

RICHARD MIRROP. Jersey City. New Jersey Major: Psychology Tau Kappa Epsilon. Psychology Club JOHN JOSEPH MISCHEN. Pittsburgh. Penn. Major: Radio Lambda Chi Alpha. Alpha Epsilon Rho. Newman Club. Student Council, Physics Club

WILLIAM MISCHEN. JR.. El Paso. Texas Major: Business Administration Lambda Chi Alpha. Student Council NED J. MOORE. Dexter. New Mexico Major: Business Administration Sardonyx. Scabbard and Blade. uM" Club

SENIORS THOMAS BANKS MOORE. JR.. El Paso. Texas Major: Journalism Lambda Chi Alpha. Alpha Phi Gamma WILLIAM B. MOORER. Muskogee. Major: English Wesley Foundation

Oklahoma

STEVE GARZA MORALES. Pearsall. Texas Major: Journalism Sardonyx. Scabbard and Blade. Prospector. Nugget. Student Intramural Director. Tau Kappa Epsilon. AI路 pha Phi Gamma. Honor Roll ROSS MORTENSEN. El Paso. Texas Major: Zoology

289

ROBERT MARVIN MOSS. JR., Dallas, Major: Electrical Engineering

Texas

A. 1. E. E. EDMUNDO MUZQUIZ, EI Paso, Texas Major: Music Education Varsitonians, Kappa Kappa Phi. Choir, Club

Newman

ARTHUR NAJERA. EI Paso, Texas Major: Biology Tau Kappa Epsilon. R. O. T. C .. Rifle Team, Ameri. can Chemical Society

TOM NOAH. EI Paso, Texas Major: Civil Engineering Phi Kappa Tau, A. S. C. E. ARTHUR E. NOLAN. JR., Cleveland, Major: Electrical Engineering Lambda Chi Alpha. A. I. E. E.

Ohio

RAUL ARMANDO NORTE, EI Paso, Texas Major: Art Kappa Pi. Scabbard and Blade

JESSE OCHOA,

EI Paso,

Texas

ED E. OLIVE, Lubbock, Texas Major: Electrical Engineering Orange Key, A. I. E. E. WILLIS KEITH OLMSTEAD. EI Paso. Texas Major: Electrical Engineering R. O. T. C.. A. I. E. E.

CARMELITA PASTEUR, EI Paso. Texas Major: Education Chi Omega, Student Council. A. C. E., Chenrizig SAMUEL PENDERGRAST, Abilene, Texas Major: English Alpha Phi Gamma, Prospector, EI Burro

SENIORS IRMA PEREZ, EI Paso, Texas Major: Spanish PSi Theta, Sigma Delta Pi. Newman

Club

AUBREY BENJAMIN PINNELL, JR., EI Paso, Texas Major: Psychology Phi Kappa Tau, Psi Chi, Alpha Psi Gamma. Scabbard and Blade, Distinquished Military Student. EI Burro, Interfraternity Council. Psychology Club, Cheerleader

ALICIA E. PORRAS, EI Paso, Texas Major: Elementary Education Psi Theta, Women's Athletic Association, Club

290

Newman

YOLANDA MARIE PORRAS, EI Paso, Texas Major: Physical Education Psi Theta Sorority, Panhellenic Council. Newman Club, Women's Athletic Association

MARTHA PAGE RALPH, El Paso. Texas Major: Bachelor of Business Administration Kappa Kappa Gamma SARAH ANN RAMSEY. El Paso. Texas Major: Mathematics Zeta Tau Alpha. Kappa Delta Pi. Flowsheet PHYLLIS RATTRAY. El Paso. Texas Major; Education

SHIRLEY MARGARET RICHNER. El Paso. Texas Major: Music Education Alpha Chi. Choir LOUIS STEPHEN ROBBINS. El Paso. Texas Major: Biology "M" Club. Track team. Alpha Chi. Sardonyx. Med Club MARY CARMEN RODRIGUEZ. El Paso. Major; Education

Pre-

Texas

SISTER EUDES RAMOS. El Paso. Texas Major; Education GILBERT RODRIGUEZ. El Paso.

Texas

HECTOR ROSALES. El Paso. Texas Major: Education Band. ROTC. Choir

BEATRICE SADA. El Paso. Texas Major; Elementary Education Newman Club. Psi Theta LUPE SALAS. El Paso. Texas Major: Elementary Education Newman Club. Women's Athletic Association. pus Colleagues

Cam-

SENIORS' BARBARA IRENE SANBORN. Buffalo. New York Major: Journalism Alpha Chi. Chenrizig. Delta Delta Delta. Alpha Phi Gamma. El Burro REYNALDO SANCHEZ. El Paso. Texas ASCE. Scabbard and Dlade

MUWAFF AQ AZIZ SARAF A. Baghdad. Iraq Major: Geology AIME. SEG. Newman Club. Cosmopolitan Club President LYLE DANA SCARBROUGH, El Paso. Texas Major: Civil Engineering Sigma Alpha Epsilon. ASCE

291

DON STANLEY SCHOCH, San Antonio. Texas Major: Civil Engineering ASCE, APO. ROTC MARTHA SUE SCHOOLER. Roswell. New Mexico Major: Electrical Engineering AlEE TOM SCOTT, Canutillo, Texas Major: Business Administration Kappa Sigma

RICHARD GEORGE SENSE, EI Paso, Texas Major: Geology Sigma Gamma Epsilon, Alpha Phi Omega. SEG MANUEL M. SILVAS. Canutillo, Texas Major: Bachelor 01 Business Administration MARTIN H. SLATER. EI Paso. Texas Major: Physical Education 1M Roth Society. Pre-Med Club

ALLEN W. SMITHSON. El Paso. Texas Major: Electrical Engineering AlEE RAY SNARE, EI Paso, Texas Major: Business Administration Lambda Chi Alpha, ROTC Rille Team, letterman CLAUDE W. STEELE, Monahans, Major: Drama Alpha Psi Omega

BILLIE L. STEPHENS, EI Paso. Texas Major: Speech Women's Athletic Association, Pan American, ley Foundation. Chi Omega

Wes-

GARY CHESTER STRAIN. Socto, California Major: Biology

SENIORS GEORGE DEWEY THOMAS. EI Paso. Texas Major: Business Administration Kappa Sigma, Sardonyx, Delta Sigma Pi. Student Council, !FC JOHN B. THOMPSON, Galveston. Major: Geology Alpha Phi Omega, SEG

292

Texas

NANCY TOLL, Pecos, Texas Major: Elementary Education Zeta Tau Alpha GWENDOLYN LILA TOPPIN, Everett. Major: Education

Massachusetts

DANIEL VALENCIA. EI Paso, Texas Major: Education

JOHN B. VERNON. Bonham, Major: Civil Engineering APO, ASCE

Texas

HELENE. CAROL VOGELPOHL. El Paso. Texas Major: BBA Zeta Tau Alpha. Phi Gamma Nu, Chenrizig. Student Council. President Pan hellenic ANN WATKINS, El Paso, Texas Major: History Chi Omega, Alpha Psi Omega, Cooed Council. Pan American, WAA, Wesley Foundation

ROBERT WERSHA W. El Paso, Major: Geology SGE. Roth Society

Jr.

Texas

JOHNNY WESTROPE. San Antonio. Texas Major: Engineering Kidd Mining Club. Phi Kappa Tau, Student SGE, AlME JEAN WILLMORE. El Paso, Texas Major: Physics Phrateres. Alpha Chi. Pi Delta Phi. Flowsheet. Gamma Nu

Council,

Alpha

PRISCILLA ANN WINSLOW, San Benito. Texas Major: Journalism Zeta Tau Alpha, Prospector

SENIORS PAUL ISAAC WORLEY. Leicester. North Carolina Major: Predential JAYNE YELINEK. Las Vegas. Nevada Major: Elementary Education Delta Delta Delta. Flowsheet. College Players. man Club. CEA

New-

293

JUNIOR FAVORITE ELIZABETH

294

MORRIS

JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS WELDON DONALDSON, PRESIDENT CAESAR FULTON, VICE PRESIDENT PAT DOUGLAS, SECRETARY ELLEN JAYNE MARIS, TREASURER

295

Tomasine Dawn Aber-EI Paso. Texas Luis Alarcon-EI Paso. Texas Maria Stella Alba-EI Paso. Texas

William A. Albrecht-Lemont. Illinois Arturo Alvarez-EI Paso. Texas Charles Anderson-Ashtabula. Ohio

Lee Arthur-Marfa. Texas Richard Ray Becker-e-ElPaso. Texas Mary Ann Baehr-EI Paso. Texas

Ruben Barcena-EI Paso. Texas Irvin Barrington-EI Paso. Texas Jeanine Beevers-EI Paso. Texas

JUNIORS Marvin Beier-Las Cruces. New Mexico Lynn Berquist-Niles. Michigan James F. Bettle-EI Paso. Texas

Carolyn Billman-EI Paso. Texas Bruce Allen Black-Albuquerque. New Mexico James Black-Albuquerque. New Mexico

296

George Bounds-EI Paso. Texas John Theodore Brennan-EI Paso. Texas Shirley Brown-Midland. Texas

David Burkett-Dimmitt. Texas Martin Bustamante-Juarez. Mexico John Walter Cain. Jr.-EI Paso. Texas

Dean Robert Canty-Odessa, Texas Tom B. Cavin-EI Paso. Texas Barbara Jane Chamness-EI Paso. Texas

Rafael Chavez-EI Paso. Texas Yolanda Chavez-EI Paso. Texas Juan Chorne-EI Paso, Texas

JUNIORS Manuel Cintron-EI Paso, Texas Maggie Jean Cleghorn-Monahans. Texas PhHlipE. Cline-Boulder. Colorado

Linda Louise Cobb-Demopolis. Alabama Sallie Rhea Conn-Fabens. Texas John Coughran-EI Paso. Texas

297

Nancy Cae Creswell-Midland,

Texas

Yolanda Davis-E1 Paso, Texas Jose De 1a Fuente-Nueva

Kenneth Derrick-El

Rosita Coachu1ia, Mexico

Paso. Texas

Ronald Dettman-Michigan Jill Donohue-El

Paso, Texas

Patricia Ann Douglas-El Eleanor Dusang-El Barbara

Robert A. Eiber-El

Paso, Texas

Carlos Escobar-El

Paso, Texas

Richard L. Fairall-

El Paso, Texas

JUNIORS Sam Terrill Field-Crane. Sandra Gayle Flaiz-El Julio Flores-El

Texas Paso, Texas

Paso. Texas

Sandra Ann Fowler-Odessa. Ted Fowler-Estelline, Edward French-Fabens,

298

Texas

Texas Texas

City, Indiana

Paso, Texas

Ann Eiber-El

Paso, Texas

Caesar Fulton-McAllen. Irma Gandara-El Edna Garcia-El

Frank Garcia-El

Texas

Paso, Texas Paso, Texas

Paso. Texas

Donovan Glenn Gardner-El Daryl Gilmore-El

Paso, Texas

Don P. Gipson-Jackson,

Mississippi

Ernest Goeldner-Juarez,

Mexico

Florine Gompf-Brattleboro,

Vermont

Orville E. Gower-El Charles Grant-El

Paso, Texas

Rita Sue Greene-Odessa.

Texas

JUNIORS

Roberta Lucia Gregory-El Patricia Ann Grimes-El

Paso. Texas Paso. Texas

Judith Corrinne Groom-Guthrie.

Serena Gail Hamilton-El Mary Lou Hargis-El

Oklahoma

Paso, Texas

Ronald Verne Hensley-El

Paso, Texas

299

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James M. Hill-Borger, Texas Lillian Hirsch-EI Paso, Texas Keith Byron Hoffman- Ysleta, Texas

Irene Louise Holland-Odessa, Texas George Holmcck, Jr.-EI Paso, Texas Theodorus Holtermans-Minneapolis. Minnesota

Lee Hausen-Belfair, Washington Arthur Hull-San Antonio. Texas Helen Kay Hyatt-Deming, New Mexico

Marilyn Ivey-EI Paso. Texas Anna Jane Jacoby-EI Paso. Texas Glenn Johnson-EI Paso, Texas

JUNIORS Bobby Joe Jones-Rankin, Texas Delynn Jones-Iraan. Texas Kirk R. Jones-Rowena, Texas

Morgan Richard Jones-Truth or Consequences, New Mexico Tommy C. Jones-Odessa, Texas William Wayne Jones-EI Paso, Texas

300

Sonja Jorgenson-El Paso, Texas Phyllis Claire Joyce-Odessa, Texas Earl Eugene Juelq-Corpus Christi, Texas

Jerry Kellen-Lodz, Polland Bruce Kennedy-El Paso, Texas Joan Camille Kionka-El Paso, Texas

Alfred Walter Korus-Leming, Texas Gerald Edward Krick-Emmaus, Pennsylvania Frances Burris LaBree-El Paso, Texas

Hefley John LaFleur-El Paso. Texos Roberta Lane-Klamath Falls, Oregon Charles Lasater-Odessa, Texas

JUNIORS Dulce Mildred Ligon-Ft. Stockton, Texas Fred Kimball Little-El Paso, Texas Rosemary Lopez-El Paso, Texas

Joe G. Loya-El Paso, Texas Porfirio Lozano-El Paso, Texas Benjamin J. Lucas-Easton, Pennsylvania

301

Peggy Jane McClendon-Texarkana, Texas Ruby Ethel McCoy-Texarkana, Texas JoAnn McDonald-EI Paso, Texas

Charles McGaha-laI, New Mexico Carol McKee-EI Paso. Texas Mike Boyd McKenzie-San Antonio. Texas

Mary Ellen Mapula-EI Paso, Texas Ellen Jayne Maris-Pecos, Texas Jerry V. Marshall-Phillips. Texas

Roberto Martinez-EI Paso, Texas Gorby Mason-EI Paso, Texas Charles Matthews-Corpus Christi, Texas

JUNIORS Bonnie May-Kerens, Texas Tom C. Meek-Vallas, Texas Amy Mendez-Carlsbad, New Mexico

James Wand Mock-Jeannette, Pennsylvania Richard Jackson Montgomery-Miami, Texos Marilyn Dana Moore--EI Paso, Texas

302

Shirley Ann Moore-El Paso. Texas Ray Morgan-El Paso. Texas Namra Nacim-El Paso. Texas

James Kenneth Nickless-Alamogordo, N. M. Donald R. Patterson-Carlsbad, New Mexico James Matthew Peak-Canton. illinois

Karl F. Perry-El Paso. Texas Alan Lee Phelps-El Paso, Texas Dick Sherrill Pickens-Jacksonville. Texas

Gayle Sue Pickett-El Paso.. Texas Zoe Dean Poole-El Paso, Texas Ysela Irene Porras-El Paso. Texas

JUNIORS Jack E. Prather-El Paso, Texas Robert T. Prensky-El Paso, Texas Luanne Presley-Crane, Texas

Dorothy Lee Pryor-Odessa. Texas Berta Quintana-El Paso. Texas Samuel A. Ramirez-El Paso, Texas

303

John Edward Ratliff-Midland, Texas Francis J. Roddy, Jr.-Philadelphia, Penn. Ana Maria Rosales-EI Paso, Texas

Leonardo Sallardo-EI Paso, Texas Ina Florence Salzman-EI Paso, Texas Mary Alice Sanchez-EI Paso, Texas

Kathleen Sherwood-EI Paso, Texas Bette A. Singer-EI Paso, Texas Lynn R. Slater-EI Paso, Texas

Elaine Sloan-Lake Worth, Florida Janyth Roy Smith-e-ElPaso, Texas Steve B. Smith-e-ElPaso, Texas

JUNIORS Edward Sochat-Safford, Arizona Harvey Louis Stahl-San Antonio, Texas Jerry Stewart-EI Paso, Texas

George Thompson-Crane, Texas Larry Dan Thompson-e-ElPaso, Texas Larry Traylor-EI Paso, Texas

304

Antonio Humberto Vela-Harlingen, Patricia Joyce Vickers-EI

Cecil Villalobos-Van

Horn, Texas

Elizabeth Jeanette Wagner-Texarkana.

Roy Wallis Wall-E1 Perry Wallis-EI

Texas

Paso, Texas

Tex.

Paso. Texas

Paso, Texas

Charlie Franklin Ward-Odessa. Carl E. Webb-Kokomo,

Texas

Indiana

JUNIORS Ronnie Clayton Willard-Carlsbad, Frances Lynne Wilson-E1

Estelle Wintroub-

New Mexico

Paso. Texas

E1 Paso. Texas

Edna Mae York-EI Rosemary Zacour-EI

Paso. Texas Paso, Texas

305

SOPHOMORE FAVORITE ANNABELLE

306

BEAN

SOP HOMORE

CLASS

OFFICERS

DONALD LESLIE, PRESIDENT BILL HUFF, VICE PRESIDENT ANN TURNER, SECRETARY BARBARA CANTRELL, TREASURER 307

Adams. Charles-TeutopolIs. Adams, James-El

Anderson, Gwen-Odessa,

Anderson, Yvonne-El Arellano, Oscar-El Arreola, Olga-El

Arteaga, Joe-El

Barker, Ruth Marie-Runnemede. Barrera, Richard-Van Barwise, Kay-El

N. J.

Horn. Texas

Paso. Texas.

SOPHOMORES Bauerschlag.

Esther-Thorndale.

Bean. Annabelle-El

Paso. Texas

BelL Robert-South

Amboy. N. J.

Berger, Arthur-Odessa. Bostiek, Sam-Marshall, Boyd. Dan-Abilene.

308

Texas Texas Texas

Texas

Paso. Texas Texas

Paso, Texas

Paso, Texas Paso. Texas

Paso. Texas

Baggett, Winfred-Seminole.

Texas

Bardsley, Robert-Lawrence,

Mass.

Boyd, Gary-El

Paso, Texas

Briones, Humberto-El Brooks, Gerald-El

Paso, Texas

Paso, Texas.

Brown, Charles-San

Francisco, Calif.

Burdett, Mary Frances-El

Paso, Texas

Burgess, Jack-Alpine,

Texas

Burrill, F. W.-Seattle,

Washington

Byrd, Christine-El Cain, Jacqueline-El

Paso, Texas Paso, Texas

Canales, Felix-El

Paso, Texas

Canales, Fred-El

Paso, Texas

CantrelL Barbara-Ysleta,

Texas

SOPHOMORES Carreon, Rosa-El Cherko, Kay-El

Paso, Texas Paso, Texas

Chesshir, Robert-Dallas,

Texas

Cleghorn, Mary-Odessa,

Texas

Cobos, Georgia-El

Paso, Texas

Cohen, Judith-Philadelphia,

Pa.

309

Conde, Carlos-EI Paso. Texas Conner, Jack-Tulsa, Oklahoma Cook, Nancy-EI Paso, Texas

Cook, Nathan-Dallas, Texas Cuestas, Mary-EI Paso. Texas Davis, Gail-Brownfield, Texas

Davis, Patricia-Littleton, N. H. DeBrunner. Nancy-EI Paso, Texas Delgado, Amulfo---EIPaso, Texas

Dugger, Bruce-San Mateo, California Dyke, Tony-Bethlehem Ellenberger, James-South Fork. Pa.

SOPHOMORES Emert, George-EI Paso, Texas Estrada, Alberto---EI Paso. Texas Fannin. William-Midland. Texas

Faust, Jerry-EI Paso, Texas Feinberg, Herbert-EI Paso. Texas Finniss, Robert-Salem, Massachusetts

310

Fisher, Ben-El Paso, Texas Foley, Barbara-Ia!' New M xico Franco, Lydia-El Paso, Texas

Franco, Yvonne-El Paso, Texas Furman, Mike-El Paso, Texas Galvan, Lucy-El Paso, Texas

Gandara, Melchor-El Paso, Texas Garza, Orlando-El Paso, Texas Gibson. Roy-El Paso, Texas

Godwin, R. D.-El Paso. Texas Goon, Ierry-El Paso, Texas Gunn, Rodney-Me Lean, Texas

SOPHOMORES Haddad, Adele-El Paso, Texas Hannon, Lucille-El Paso. Texas Hansen. Ion-El Paso. Texas

Hargrove, Kate-Acala. Texos Harris, Alice-El Paso. Texas Harris, Fred Paul-EI Paso. Texas

311

Higdon, Mary-EI

Paso, Texas

Highsmith, Mary-Marfa, Holguin, Irene-El

Holmberg,

Paso, Texas

Jack-Albuquerque,

Holmberg, Jane-EI

Howell, George-El

Imle, Evelyn-El Jacquez, Jesus-El

Texas

Paso, Texas Paso, Texas

SOPHOMORES Iubo, Richard-Lawrence, Kennedy, Martha-EI

Mass.

Paso, Texas

Kennedy, Mary Anne-EI

LaBree, Harry-EI Lamberson,

312

Paso, Texas

Morris-EI

Latham, Patsy-EI

Paso, Texas

N. M.

Paso, Texas

Hudspeth, Roy-Houston, Huff, William-San

N. M.

Paso, Texas

Howell, Aries-Socorro,

Humphris, June-Marfa,

Texas

Gabriel, Texas

Leahy. Leila-Bayside. New York Lee. Ccrolyne-s-Amcmllo,Texas Lent, Edwin-Toronto. Canada

Leslie. Donald-El Paso. Texas Lewis. Billie-Carlsbad. N. Mexico Long. Hin-Jok-Malaya

Lowrie. Raymond-El Paso. Texas Moclver, Judy-El Paso. Texas McIntosh. Hazel-El Paso. Texas

Magoon. Betty-Kerrville. Texas Marsh. Marilynn-Florence. Montana Martin. Ben-El Paso. Texas

SOPHOMORES Martin. Monte-El Paso. Texas May. Robert-El Paso. Texas Mehlhop, Margaret-Dexter. N. M.

Merrill. Beth-Odessa. Texas Miller. Martha-El Paso. Texas Miller. Rex-El Paso. Texas

313

Mitchell, John-El

Paso, Texas

Moore, Vera-Hobbs,

New Mexico

Morales, Henry-El

Paso, Texas

Moreland, Martin-El Munro, James-El Napoles,

Paso, Texas

Arthur-El

Paso, Texas

Neligan, Carolyn-El Newell, Bob-Floydada, Nicholson, Melissa-El

Ogden, Sandra-Odessa, Ortega, Eleanor-El Parra, Alfred-El

Texas

Paso, Texas Paso, Texas

SOPHOMORES Parra, Alice-El

Paso, Texas

Payan, Eleanor-El Perez, Francisco-El

Paso, Texas Paso, Texas

Perry, Joann--Colombus, Pfeifer, Douglas-El Pirtle, Nancy-Dexter,

314

Texas

Paso, Texas New Mexico

Paso, Texas Texas Paso, Texas

Pride, Jacquie-Albuquerque, Ramirez. Pete-EI

Paso. Texas

Ramirez, Rodolfo--EI Paso, Texas

Rector, Hellyn-Tucumcari,

Richards. Mayre Sue-Ysleta, Riordan Connie-EI

Rivera, Jose-EI Roach, Mary-San

Texas

Paso, Texas

Paso. Texas Bernardino, Calif.

Robertson, George-Dallas.

Texas

Robertson, Sally-Roswell, Rodarte, Rosa-EI

Paso. Texas

Rodriguez. Enrique-EI

Paso. Texas

SOPHOMORES Rodriguez, Pedro--EI Paso. Texas Rogers, Joseph-EI

Paso, Texas

Rose. Martin-Midland.

Texas

Sanchez. Federico--EI Paso, Texas Santiago, Esequiel-Van Scott. Marcy-Pecos.

Horn, Texas Texas

315

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Sexton, John Calvin-EI Shadle, Martha-Ft. Shunk, Francis-El

Worth, Texas Paso, Texas

Smith, Aubrey-Snider, Smith, Lane-El

Paso, Texas

Texas

Paso, Texas

Soto, Armando-Anthony,

Spence, Charles-El

Texas

Paso, Texas

Srote, Connie-Tucumcari, Stapleton,

Stark. Doyle-Sundown.

Texas

Stevens. Io Beth-Deming, Taylor, John-Monohans,

NM Texas

SOPHOMORES Terrazas. Maria-El

Paso, Texas

Thrasher. Gerald-Springfield, Trumbull, Thomas-El

Paso. Texas

Turner, Judith Ann-El

Paso. Texas

Valladolid, Gloria-El Vargas, Pedro--El

316

Ohio

Paso. Texas

Betty-Balmorhea,

NM Texas

Vasquez, Alicia-El Paso, Texas Vela, Rene-El Paso, Texas Vickers, John-Fabens, Texas

Villegas, Aurora-El Paso, Texas Walshe, Argyra-El Paso, Texas Ward, Betty-El Paso, Texas

Ward, Donald-Neward. Ohio Watson. Caroline-El Paso, Texas Weatherspoon, Richard-Guthrie. Oklahoma Webb, Doris-El Paso, Texas

Webb. Thomas-Midland, Texas Weinbrenner, Neil-El Paso, Texas Whitaker, Don-El Paso. Texas White. William-Sacramento, Calif.

SOPHOMORES Wilhite. Betty- El Paso, Texce Williams, Karen-Odessa, Texas Willis, Walter-El Paso, Texas Willyard. Yvonne-El Paso, Texas

WifÂŁ,Anna Jean-El Paso, Texas Witt, James-Carlsbad. New Mexico Woolley. Lowell-Ft. Davis, Texas Young. Patsy-El Paso, Texas

317

FRESHMAN FAVORITE MARY JANE TELEHANY

318

FRESHMAN

CLASS OFFICERS

DON JOHNSON, PRESIDENT ROBERT CALHOUN, VICE PRESIDENT CATHERINE FINERTY, SECRETARY GARY MEADOWS, TREASURER CAROL KENNEDY, REPRESENTATIVE RAY QUILLIN, REPRESENTATIVE

319

Abdin, Ahmed-Baghdad. Iraq Aber, Suzanna Elena-EI Paso, Texas Aguirre, Manuel-EI Paso, Texas

Alderete, Luz Maria-Juarez. Mexico Alexander, Lewis Henry-Albuquerque. Andrus. Floyd-Inglewood, California

Apodaca. Alfonso---Ysletc, Texas Armendariz, Lucille--EI Paso, Texas Armitage, Roy Robert-Vega. Texas

Armor. Monte--EI Paso, Texas Armstrong, John De-Pecos. Texas Armstrong. Eddie-s-Pecos. Texas

FRESHMEN Bagge, Bette--Ysleta. Texas Baker. Judy-EI Paso. Texas Bales. Kent-EI Paso, Texas

Barnard. Phebe-EI Paso, Texas Beard. Wendell-Anthony. New Mexico Bilbo. William-EI Paso. Texas

320

N. M.

Billman. Sue Ann-EI

Paso. Texas

Birney. Mary Lou-EI

Paso. Texas

Blair. Larry-Cottage

Grove. Oregon

Blodgett. Carol-Austin. Boone, Carol Sue-El Bracewell. John-EI

Texas Paso, Texas

Paso, Texas

Bradford. Bennie-Paducah. Brennand. Judith-EI

Texas

Paso, Texas

Brockington. Marjorie-Marlin,

Texas

Brooks. Bernadine-EI

Paso, Texas

Brooks. Beverly-Hollywood. Brown. Roger-Valentine.

California Texas

FRESHMEN Brunson. Loretta-EI

Paso, Texas

Buford. Allowyn-EI

Paso, Texas

Burling. Gerald-Alpine,

Burnette.

Robert-Pecos.

Burrell. John-Farmington. Butler, Janet-EI

Texas

Texas New Mexico

Paso. Texas

321

Bynum, Priscilla-EI Paso, Texas Calderon, Margarita-EI Paso, Texas Calhoun, Robert-EI Paso, Texas

Callaghan, Sharon-EI Paso. Texas Carreon, Dolores-EI Paso, Texas Carter, Nancy-Holloman A. F. B., New Mexico

Chambers, Carol-EI Paso. Texas Chambers, Mary-Jackson. Mississippi Chavez, Alfonso-EI Paso, Texas

Clack, Wanda-EI Paso, Texas Cohn, Rosalie-Harrisburg, Pa. Collins, Carolyn-EI Paso, Texas

FRESHMEN Concha, Richard-EI Paso, Texas Conway, lohn-EI Paso, Texas Conyers, James-EI Paso, Texas

Corbell, lackie-Colorado City, Texas Cozby, Jerry-El Paso, Texas Cozby, Pamela-EI Paso, Texas

322

Crawford. Kay-EI Paso. Texas Creamer. Wanda-Brandy. Texas Creswell, ZelIa-Midland. Texas

Crook, Buz-EI Paso. Texas Cruz. Ramon-EI Paso, Texas Deal, William-EI Paso, Texas

Deanda, Abelardo-EI Paso. Texas Dees, Dorothy-EI Paso, Texas Delgadillo. Francisco-Juarez. Mexico

Delgado, Maria-EI Paso, Texas Delgado. Martha-EI Paso, Texas Dioz, Armando-EI Paso. Texas

FRESHMEN Dickens. Nancy-EI Paso. Texas Donaldson. Mary-Deming. New Mexico Donell, A. C.-Alamogordo. New Mexico

Donnelly, James-EI Paso. Texas Doran. William-EI Paso. Texas Doss, Norris-El Paso. Texas

323

Dutchover, Ray-Anthony. New Mexico Dycus, Dorothy Lee-EI Paso, Texas Elfers, Joan Leamaster-EI Paso. Texas

Elliott, Pat Ann-Corpus Christi. Texas Emerson. Carolyn Ann-EI Paso, Texas Emmer1, Robert Ray-EI Paso, Texas

Encinas, Mario Isaac-Juarez, Chih. Endlich, Marie-EI Paso, Texas Enriquez. Rosalie Dolores-Anthony, Texas

Estavillo, Rebecca Virginia-EI Paso, Texas Evans. Don Clyde-Hobbs, New Mexico Everett, Jerry-EI Paso, Texas

FRESHMEN Everhart, William Neil-e-ElPaso, Texas Fashing, John L.-EI Paso, Texas Faulkner, George Lawrence-Fabens. Texas

Fernandez, Leo Anthony-EI Paso, Texas Fields, Barbara J. R.-EI Paso, Texas Finerty, Catherine Louise-EI Paso, Texas

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Fink, Bill-Chickasha, Finley, Edna Mae-Ore Fino, Ruben-EI

Oklahoma City, Texas

Paso, Texas

Fite, Donald-Colorado

City, Texas

Fjerstad, Jim Harold-Pipestone, Fresquez, Catalina

Minn.

Lourdes-Socorro,

Gaston, Phil Orville-Dallas,

Texas

Gebler, Eugene Frederick-v-El Paso, Texas Gehnng,

Suzanne Kay-EI

Paso, Texas

Gentry, Don E.-EI Paso, Texas Gibson, William Allison, Jr.-Linden, Gnauck, Carolyn Louise-EI

N. J.

Paso, Texas

FRESHMEN Gonzalez, Carmen D.-EI Paso, Texas Gonzalez, Jesus-EI

Paso, Texas

Goodman, Lillian W.-

Grant, Richard Ellard-EI Green, Io Mae-EI

Paso, Texas

Greene, Robin Nikolas-EI

Paso, Texas

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Grimmett. Dolores [eon-e-El Paso, Texas Grosse, Janet Ellen Marie-Oakland. Gruendyke.

Richard

Lasch-Orlando.

Guidry. Gerald Paul-EI Hahn, Larry-Roswell, Hell, Nancy Jean-EI

Hammond, Sandra

New Mexico Paso, Texas

Sue-EI

Hankins. Sharon Leslie-EI

Paso, Texas

Harrell. Gary Charles-Sanderson. Harris, Mary Frances-EI

Texas

Paso. Texas

FRESHMEN Harris, Norma Joanne-EI Hartgraves,

Paso, Texas

Bobby-Sweetwater,

Hartzog, Lionel Jubbie-Clint.

Hashim, Saadallo-Aleppo. Hatcher, Kent Carlton-Wink. Hedrick. John A.-EI

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Texas Texas

Syria Texas

Paso. Texas

Fla.

Paso. Texas

Handlin. Phillip Lewis-Kermit,

Harper, Stephen Dunn-EI

Calif.

Texas

Paso. Texas

Hellums, David Lewis-Corpus Herrera, Ceniceros Isabel-EI

Christi, Texas Paso, Texas

Hessel. Marlys Annette-Rapid

Hinson, Billy Joe-Ft. Hockett, Woren-El

City, S. D.

Stockton. Texas Paso, Texas

Hoffman, Helen Iecn-i-O'Donnell.

Hofto, Marilyn Jean-Tacoma, Holcomb, Karen Marie-T. Hoyle. Ina LaNette-EI

Texas

Washington

or C., New Mexico

Paso, Texas

Hudqpeth, Allen Janice-Pecos,

Texas

Hudson, CoyHuffman. Belle Marie-Alamogordo,

N. Mex.

FRESHMEN Hughes, Elizabeth Sharon-Albuquerque, Hurtado, Robert-EI Ingram, Wallace-EI

Paso, Texas Paso, Texas

Isaacs, Wayne Robin-Houston, Jackson, Bobby Lloyd-El Jacques, Joe-EI

N.M.

Texas

Paso. Texas

Paso, Texas

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Johnson, David Leroy-Roswell, Johnson, Donald-Conroe,

New Mex.

Texas

Johnson, Jimmy Oliver- Colorado City, Texas

Johnson, Nayna Gayle-Ft.

Stockton, Texas

Johnson, Roy Harrison-Ft.

Stockton, Texas

Jones, Marian Eleanor-EI

Paso, Texas

Kennedy, Carol Ellen-Richardson, Keogh, James Timothy-EI Key, Mary Margaret-EI

Kimbrough, Wanda

Ruth-Hereford,

Kinder, Barbara Elizabeth-EI

Texas

Paso, Texas

King, Thomas Edmond-Dallas,

Texas

FRESHMEN Kirtley, Donald Davis-EI

Paso, Texas

Kistner, Terry Andre-Midland, Kleinschmidt. William Moore-EI

Kratz, Kathryn Jo-EI Krigbaum,

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Paso, Texas

Beverly Rosalie-EI

Kurkcs, Edward

Texas

Paso,

George-Philadelphia,

Texas Penn.

Texas

Paso, Texas Paso, Texas

LaCapria.

Claire-Boston.

Mass.

LaLonde. Robert Franklin-El Lambert, Cathy-Lampasas.

Texas

Lambert. Scott S.-Hartford, Lane. Phillip Arthur-El

Laughman,

Wisconsin

Paso, Texas

LaRue. Keith Wayne-Mt.

Burg. Arkansas

Richard E.-El

Lee. Li-Oakland,

Paso. Texas

California

Louie. Angela N.-El

Paso. Texas

Loya, Marguerite Louise--El Paso. Texas Luckenbach, Alvin H.-Falls

Church. Va.

Lybrand. Bennie Frank-Lamesa.

Texas

FRESHMEN Lyons. Joan-El

Paso. Texas

Lytle. Betty Noble-Andrews. MacCallum. Robert Nelson-El

Texas Paso. Texas

MacNeiL Margaret Alexandra-El

Paso, Texas

McAfee. William Dale--Olton, Texas McCallick. Frank Jr.-El

Paso. Texas

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McClurg, Donald Lee-Odessa,

Texas

McCutcheon, Mary Jane-Tayabvale, Paso, Texas

McDaniel, Willard Lee-El

Paso, Texas

McGehee, Charles M.-El

Paso, Texas

McLeod, Paul Stephen-El

Maag, Joyce-Las Maldonado,

Paso, Texas

Marcum, Mary Ann-Deming, Martinez, Rose Marie-El

New Mexico

Paso, Texas

FRESHMEN Matlock, James Kerr-Alpine, Maury, Patricia Jeanne-El

Texas Paso, Texas

May, Joseph Ballard-Greensboro,

Melendez, Dolores C.-El

Paso, Texas

Moreno, Mary Helen-Midland, Morris, Cynthia D.-El

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N. Car.

Texas

Paso, Texas

Cruces, New Mexico

Berta Alicia-El

Mnllson. Bron

Mansfield, Ann Marie-El

Tex.

McDaniel, Jalma Ruth-El

Paso, Texas

Moseley, Marian Margaret-Seagraves. Muller, Willie Malony-Baguio

T""x.

City. Phil.

Munoz. Louis Fonseca

Munoz. Norma Florence-El

Paso, Texas

Murphy, Kenneth Taft-Brownfield. Myers, Marketa

Gail-El

Newman, Billy Gene-El Newton, Janice Louise-El Niehaus, Eugenia-El

Texas

Paso. Texas

Paso, Texas Paso, Texas

Paso, Texas

Nixon, Edna Angela-El Nye, Sharon Lee-El

Paso, Texas

Ochotorena, Edward-El

Paso. Texas

FRESHMEN Oliver, Sara Jeannette-El Ontiveros, Esther-El

Paso, Texas

Ontiveros, Richard-El

Paso, Texas

Paulk, Orville Dale-Ozona, Paulus, Helen Marie-El Pavia, Manuel-El

Texas

Paso, Texas

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Paynter.

Paul Weston-EI

Peinado. Raul O.-EI

Paso. Texas

Prescott. Maxine Elizabeth-EI

Prothro. Carrol May-EI

Paso. Texas

Pryor. Robert M.-Alamogordo. Ramirez. Carmen Rita-San

Ramirez. Hazel Josephine-El Ramos. Josephine Hope-El

Paso. Texas Paso. Texas

Ratcliff. John Edward-Midland.

Reagan. Rhoades.

John Dwight Jack Lewis-Odessa.

Texas

Riberdy. Robert Joseph-Hartford.

Conn.

FRESHMEN Rocha. Emilio Isaac-EI

Paso. Texas

Roeskefi, Lydia-Taxco.

Mexico

Rogers. Mary Shirlene--Knoxville.

Rosas. Trinidad

332

Rubio. Tony Jr.-Dell

City. Texas

Huiz, Joe Edward-EI

Paso. Texas

Tenn.

New Mexico

Juan. Puerto Rico

Texas

Ruiz, Mabel-EI

Paso. Texas

Saab. George M.-Anthony.

New Mexico

Sageser. Kendall Wayne-Edmond.

Sandell. Edward. Jr.-Harlingen. Sanders.

Bobby Neal-Tornillo.

Shecter, Ellen-EI

Oklahoma

Texas Texas

Paso. Texas

Shlonto, Lorene Helen-EI

Paso. Texas

Shuldrr, Joann Helen-Carlsbad. Sloan. Thomas Orville-EI

New Mexico

Paso, Texas

Smith. Vernon, Jr.-Dallas.

Texas

Solomon. Laurice Marlene-EI Sparks. Jackie E.-Seminole.

Paso. Texas Texas

FRESH路MEN Spence. Crumpton Ritchie-EI Spence. Patricia Ann-EI Steele, Mary Aliee-EI

Stephens, Joy Darnell-EI Stroud, Jaque-El

Paso, Texas

Paso. Texas

Paso, Texas

Talley, Carlos R.-EI Paso. Texas

333

Tate. Nicholas Ramond-Niagara Falls Tate, Van Brown-Stephenville. Texas Teal, Tommy Earl-Dallas, Texas

Telehany, Mary Jane-EI Paso, Texas Torres, Richard Carlos-San Antonio, Texas Vargas, Ana Maria-

Vasquez, IsabelVechione, William Joseph-EI Paso, Texas Vogel, Heide-c-Lcwrence.Mass.

Walker. Barbara-Seminole, Texas Walker. Charlotte Ann-Ft. Stockton, Texas Wall, Patricia Gayle-Tornillo, Texas

FRESHMEN Wallach. Ray Andrew-Eunice. New Mexico Walsh, William-EI Paso, Texas Ward. Sunnye-EI Paso. Texas

Ware, Ferdie-EI Paso. Texas Warren. Ray Murrell-EI Paso, Texas Waugh. Kathryn Lewis-EI Paso. Texas

334

Weaver, Joan-Ft. Davis, Texas Weaver, Marilyn-EI Paso, Texas Wegener. Gretchen-EI Paso. Texas

Wershaw, Arthur Samuel-Norwalk, Conn. Wesley, John Albert-Ft. Worth. Texas Wilcox, Sam-Van Nuys, California

Willis. Madeline-EI Paso. Texas Wills. Gloria-EI Paso. Texas Wilson, Jack Wayne-Ruidoso. New Mexico

Wilson, Linda-EI Paso. Texas Witherspoon. Cynthia Anne-EI Paso. Texas Woodley. Kathy Jane-EI Paso, Texas

FRESHMEN Wylie. Forrest-Phillips. Texas Wynes. Martha Jane-EI Paso. Texas Yates. Charles Weldon-EI Paso. Texas

Young. Helen Dian-EI Paso. Texas Yrigoyen, Frank Javier-EI Paso. Texas Zavala. Anastacio-EI Paso, Texas

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KELLYHALL One of the oldest buildings on the campus and formerly the boy's dormitory is Kelly Hall. Today Kelly is outstanding as the home of KVOF. This is the only FM station in this section of the country. It is a non-commercial, educational station which directs most of its programs to listening groups in the El Paso Public Schools. From two until eight P. M. the station is programmed for the average listener. KVOFis operated entirely by TWC students working for radio broadcasting degrees.

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PHOTOGRAPHY IS FUN WITH BETTY LYTLE 339

EL PASO'S LARGEST FINEST

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El Paso's Oldest and Finest Shoe Store

PONSFORD ~

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COLLEGE FASHIONS THE YEAR ROUND Our 54th Year

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Compliments of

PITTSBURGH PLATE GLASS COMPANY

B. R. Leonard. Manager

1106 East Overland Street

HUGH McMILLAN

4201 Alabama Ave.

Dial 5路2753

Serving the Southwest Since 1912.

Magnolia 340

Coca-Cola

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3-3611

MUSIC WITH DIAN YOUNG 341

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 6AS.COMPANY

Compliments

Interstate Securities Company Automobile

Financing

Since 1917

700 E. Yandell

El Paso. Texas

Dial 3-6971

Tel. 3-2622

You like.

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the whole town's talkin' about ••

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VISITING

THE MUSEUM WITH ZELLA CRESWELL 343

FLOWERS

Compliments

1922 E. Yandell

MONROE, LICHT

2-3152 Ed

s Mary

Davis

and HIGGINS ARCHITECTS and ENGINEERS 827 E. Yandell

Texas

New Mexico

ECHLIN-IRVIN-CROWELL

& CO.

INSURANCE

LAUNDRY - CLEANERS

355 Myrtle Avenue

Distinction

El Paso. Texas Arizona

Mexico

Compliments

Dia122455

408-20 S. Oregon

EL PASO'S EXCLUSIVE

CLEANER

Francis Wagner Company ACME LAUNDRY AND CLEANERS

1225 Texas

905 E. Missouri

3-1639

Bowen Wheel Alignment

Dial 3-7601

We Give S&,HGreen Stamps

Co.

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

2-3611

Lander Lumber CO. BUILDING MATERIALS Dial 3-4481

Est. 1908

1830 Texas

ZORK HARDWARE COMPANY WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS EI Paso, Texas

344

Albuquerque,

Phoenix,

New Mexico

Arizona

TENNIS WITH EUGENIA NIEHAUS 345

Compliments

BENNETT

OREGON

GLASS & MIRROR COMPANY

CLEANERS YOUR AUTO GLASS SPECIALISTS

623 Austin S1.

Phone

3-5535

419 N. Oregon Compliments of

TEXAS STORE Tuxedos & White Dinner Jackets for Rent $7.00

PIECE GOODS DEPT. 206 S. Mesa

Also All Accessories Phone 3-5547

Double-breasted

For Rent

Suits Altered

Expert Alterations

to Soingle

& Sta·Nu Cleaning

Phone 2·7312 The finest

formal

fabrics

Compliments

HOLDSWORTH

JEWELER AND SILVERSMITH

Mr. and Mrs. Mallory S. MiII~r HIRSCH BROTHERS MACHINERY Manufacturers P.O. Box 226-1901

Phone 2-5625 401 Wyoming Street

and Distributors

El Paso, Texas

2-2678

Compliments

1'0/l;f'S TOM'S

EI Paso Federal Savings And Loan Association

COMPANY

Bassett Ave.-Phone

SOUTHWEST

NATIONAL

~e;, 0<.('

205 Mills Street

f:l Paso, Texas

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Regular Checking Accounts Thrifticheck Accounts Saving Accounts Drive-In-Banking Loans

305 Mills St.

TOM BURCHELLS 3626 Donophan 346

Drive

l'0/l;f, BE. 9-0211 S

BANK

Member of the federal

EI Paso, Texas Deposit Insurance Corp.

PLUCKING AWAY WITH BETTY HUGHES 347

DAN R. PONDER, Inc. CONSTRUCTION

327 Morqon Ave.

Dial PR 2-1458

of the Southwest's most popular SERVICE STATIONS and the famous products of

STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF TEXAS

EL PASO SAND PRODUCTS READY-MIX

CONCRETE

SAND & GRAVEL

6000 Manta na

Dia I PR 2-2784

348

CHANGE MARY

THE CHANNEL WITH JANE TELEHANY 349

from

lSSl to

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STATE NAtIONAL BANK OF EL PASO· SINCE 1881 •••••••••••

AL •• '011T

INI .....

Ne.

CO"O.A"ON

Your Doorway To Fine Music

SERVICE-

Thelma Van Horn 312 Caples Bldg.

Helen Cost Ph. 3-1325

EI Paso, Texas All Kinds of Body Work Ralph Barron

ACE BODY & TOP SHOP Seat Covers Auto Painting Complete Upholstery 1800 Texas St. Auto Glass Installed Dial 3-5773 Compliments of

McKEE'S PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY Dial 2-2693

105A E. San Antonio St. 350

Just one dollar opens your State National savings account. And. your small weekly deposits will hardly be missed. yet they will soon add up to a substantial sum to buy those "extras" you've dreamed of owning-or to provide the basis for your future security. Remember. your savings earn regular interest-and your savings are insured by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation . . . at the STATENATIONAL.of course!

SOUTHWESTERN EMPLOYMENT

START SAVING NOW!

EL PASO PIANO CO. Compliments of

D. L. PILLOW CO. 1019E. Missouri St. School and Office Equipment

2-9332

TEEING OFF WITH LYNNA SHARP 351

AND ENJOY THE

DIFFERENCE! s~ ~~'A~~ Your Electric Set ....

Compliments of

ABDOU'S

GUNNING-CASTEEL

SINCE 1915

WILLIAM

DRUG STORES

J. ELLIOTT

Developer of

LINCOLN MERCURY CONTINENTAL

MISSION HILLS EI Paso's Exclusive

Sub-Division

ROLLINS MOTOR CO. North Kansas

352

St.

North of Mesita Ave.

TAKING

A COOL WITH

MELISSA

WARE

DIP

353

"Life

is my cOllege.

may

1 graduate well

a nd

earn

some

no no r s

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JACQUE

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: DOES SO MANY JOBS SO WELL • • • • • • •

For almost every type of job ... large or small ... EI Toro Cement is the preferred building material, because it's fire safe, ir needs virrualfy no maintenance, and it withstands hard usage. Whar's more, buildings made of EI Toro Cement are builr for beauty ... and they're bu ilr (0 last a lifetime!

•• ••

The Connecticut

Mutual Life NORTON BROTHERS

Insurance Co. of Hartford 1. M. McDaniel

108 E. Yandell Blvd.

3-7312

Telephone 2-3648

ENGINEER INSTRUMENTS

AND SUPPLIES

Visit Our Book Department

mmm(;)~m Resilient Floors Company Floor. Wall & Ceiling Coverings 605 Montana St. EI Paso. Texas

Picture Framing

EI Paso. Texas

112 Texas Street

El Paso

Corner of Texas and Mesa Dial 3-2411

356

FIRE AWAY WITH BETTY

BAGEE 357

A MALT OR A MEAL AND NEVER LEAVE YOUR WHEEL

Nine Convenient

Locations

Mesa Ranch House Valley Texas Street Alta Vista Town Pump Plaza Airport Dyer Street

RESTAURANTS

DRIVE-INS

REYNOLDS ELECTRICAL & ENGINEERING CO. ELECTRICAL CONSTRUCTION

ENGINEERS

EL PASO-HOUSTON-ALBUQUERQUE- SANTA FE-TOPEKA-OMAHA-LAS

VEGAS

An Organization of Electrical Engineers trained to the intricate needs of the construction industry

KSET 1340

24 hours. 7 days a week Music. News. and Sports

• • • •

Analytical eye examinations 4 Hour Laboratory Service Largest selections of Frames-Colors & Styles in El Paso Credit facilities for your convenience

210 N. Stanton St.

358

El Paso. Texas

the one good store SPORTING GOODS CO.

for all GOOD SPORTS BORDER PLUMBING

Keep Your Eye on

COMPANY, Inc. that "GOOD

LOOKING" CONTRACTORS

•

PLUMBING

and HEATING SUPPLIES

CHANNEL 4

Dial 6-1604

2601 East Missouri

Street

KROD -TV EL PASO. TEXAS

BUCKNER TRANSFER &

Compliments

STORAGE CO.

Local & Long Distance

Moving

Packing

Storage

Agents

Crating

HARDING & ORR FUNERAL HOME

for United Van Lines. Inc.

2301 Mills St.

Dial 2-7941

320 Montana

Dial 2-1449

McKEON MOTORS INC. Dial 2-6531

320 W. San Antonio St.

DODGE

•

PLYMOUTH

"Service Is Our Most Important produce' 359

DEL NORTE SADDLERY

EL PASO'S MOST COMPLETE WESTERN STORES 7014 HIGHWAY 80 EAST LAKESIDE VILLAGE SHOPPING CENTER 116 N. MAIN ST. LAS CRUCES, N. M. 110 WEST SAN ANTONIO ACROSS FROM THE SIDE ENTRANCE OF THE DEL NORTE HOTEL

THE FINEST NAMES

IN WESTERN

WEAR

EL PASO TITLE COMPANY, Established 1891

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Launderers Cleaning & Pressing Hats Cleaned and Blocked Rug Cleaning and Sizing Fur Storage

INC.

Complete Title Service

B. E. (Cotton)

Schwarzbach

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

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PASO

IN EL PASO

IT'S

Billy the Kid Eoys-vvear and .,S'~\ Girls-vvear ....

FULWILER'S

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For The All New '57 Fords BY THE MAKERS

~t.i~EE TEXANS

615 Texas HORTEX MFG. CO., INC .•

360

EL PASO, TEXAS

s-.

Dial 3-2434

A GAME OF TENNIS WITH SHARON NYE 361

BUILDERS SUPPLY COMPANY

Dial PR 2-1481

7015 Highway 80 East

Plumbing, Hardware, Lumber, Sporting Goods, and Appliances

COMMERCIAL ENGRA VI NG CO.

EL PASO HOTEL SUPPLY CO.

Photo Engraving for All Purposes Phones KE 2-6341 and KE 3-2582 CRANES Engraved Wedding Invitations. Wedding Announcements Cards. Informals and Stationery

FOOD

SERVICE EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES

Phone 2-4414

2430 Texas Street

219 W. SAN ANTONIO ST. EL PASO, TEXAS

Carter's Flower Shops

H. W. Crook Realty Co.

Three Convenient Locations

3824 Tompkins Ave.

2310 N. Piedras

5-2734

3912 Pershing

See Coronado Hills

2017 Montana

Rodehaver-Miller

Funeral Home

El Paso, Texas

Office 4-1258 Compliments of

The Prudential Insurance Co. Of America Brooks Travis. Mgr.

24 Hour Ambulance Service

Compliments

Carroll and Daeuble

Dial 3-7487

1326 E. Yandell

Southwestern

Transfer Company

Albuquerque

El Paso

Nord's Jewelry Quality Gems-Watch

362

1431 TltXA8 8TRKn

Phone 2-9442

EL PASO, TÂŁXAS

312 Texas St.

Repairs El Paso, Texas

A man or woman and even a business firm is often known by the company it keeps. Dickshire of EI Paso, distributor of Coors, is proud of the role which it has played in the development of the EI Paso Southwest. Good neighbors most of the time distribute good products. Dickshire is proud of its participation in the PanAmerican Road Race. the Sun Carnival Parade. and numerous other community and civic affairs.

THE SNACK BAR FOUR CONVENIENT

LOCATIONS

LORETTO 4842 Montana DOWNTOWN 300 Texas VILLAGE SHOP Five Points LAKESIDE 7018 Hiway 80 E

LET'S GO MINERS! Meet Your Friends at The Snack Bar S. U. B.

"THE LATEST FASHIONS IN FOOTWEAR AND READY -TO-WEAR"

eHRISTOPHER'5 CHINA FURNITURE -

CRYSTAL -

SILVER

CARPETING -

JEWELRY -

WALL DECOR

LEATHER GOODS

GIFTS FOR EVERY OCCASION ftKA$ ANO STANTON

PHONE 3-5507 MESA AND MONTANA

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EL PASO, TEXAS

R. M. METCALFE COMPANY Home of Good Homes in E1 Paso Since 1887

BURTON-LINGO

COMPANY

E. D. Vickers. Manager

210 N. Campbell St. Phone 2-2666 Blue Prints - Photostats Artists' Supplies - Engineers' Supplies Transits-Levels-lnstrument Repairing Free Parking While You Shop With Us

Compliments of

J. E. MORGAN

Compliments of

BALDWIN'S

& SONS

BARBER SHOP

603 N. Stanton St.

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HIXSON'S JEWELERS

DIAMONDS - WATCHES SilVERWARE - CHINA

118 Mills St.

MILK AND ICE CREAM

Since 1888

are m-m-mighty good

Plenty of Free Storeside Parking

SAUNDERS & McAFEE i)

N. Pied~as at Montana

INSURANCE

'Dial 6-6755

C. F. Saunders

Tom W. McAfee

C. F. Saunders. Jr. 214 N. Stanton

K 2-1436

El Paso. Texas

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Compliments of

TEXAS HOMES, DEVELOPERS Wagner Co.• Exclusive Agents for EASTWOOD HOMES Good!

364

JOHNNY'S

PIT BARBEQUE

413 Myrtle Ave. Across from U. s. Court House

Compliments of

S. H. KRESS AND COMPANY 211 N. Mesa

COMPLIMENTS OF

ROBERT

E. McKEE GENERAL CONTRACTOR INC.

Quality

Compliments

Price

Service

Border Produce Co., Inc.

Fruits & Vegetables

Rio Grande Sales Co. Call 211 S. Mesa Ave.

Phone 2-9372

2-5403-

114 S. Ochoa St. El Paso, Texas

2路5404

Supreme Laundry - Cleaners

Compliments of

Tops in Quality and Service 2716 N. Mesa

John T. Kelley

Kern Place

WHITE'S THE HOME OF GREATER VALUES

Furniture, Appliances, House-Wares, also Accessories TWO CONVENIENT

322 Texas 5038,Alemada

LOCATIONS

3-2608 Prospect 2-7467 365'

WHITTEN FURS

Thank You..

For Your Patronage

YOUR BOOKSTORE

Dial 3-5543

615 Montana

Get Your Flowers at The

KERN PLACE FLOWER SHOP Dial 2-2594

206 Cincinnati St.

TWC and Texas College of Mines Graduation Rings Available for Any Year Various Stones. Weights. Encrusting or Degrees Special Ordered

JOE SCHWARTZ, 500 N. Oregon

INC.

Across from Public Library

RAMSEY STEEL CO. Structural-Reinforcing-Omamental 4100 Rosa St.

Dial 2-2688

El Paso. Texas

THE PROVINCIAL 224 Cincinnati -

In Kem Place

Ruby Feste Phone 3-0571

El Paso. Texas

Compliments of

RIO GRANDE MACHINERY 1700 E. Paisano

Dial 2-5467

366

SHOP

CO.

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