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UNIVERSITY
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Texas Western Miners Texas Western College El Paso, Texas Dear Miners: To guide you through the 1959 Flowsheet, we present to you T. N. T. O'Kelly, the one-eyed little miner who is familiar to all of us. We of the staff sincerely hope that you will find some of your favorite scenes within this book. Innovations in this annual include the use of color on the division pages, more copy, the entirely revised arrangement of the sections, and the first fourcolor cover in the yearbook's history. We wish to express our sincere thanks to Mr. Kazin K. Kazin and the Fine Arts Studio for taking the outstanding faculty, class, honorary, and some of the club pictures. Also, we wish to thank Mr. Ralph Lowenstein and the Student Publications Division Photography Staff for making most of the other pictures in this book. To Guynes Printing Company, we wish to extend our appreciation for their assistance and co-operation. The staff cannot express to the faculty and the Student Body its gratitude for the understanding and help in compiling this record of the school year. Last, but not least, we, the staff, wish to thank our enthusiastic advisor, Mr. John Middagh, who has encouraged our endeavors to make this edition superior to any in the Flowsheet's history. May this Flowsheet be your guide in remembering the 1958-59 school year. Yours truly,
~~yj~ Elaine Hanna
'-?7l~~ Martha Palafox EDITORS, FLOWSHEET
Table of Contents ACTIVITIES....................H.....H....
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HONORARIES..H......_.......................................
ORGANIZA TIONS..................................._..H
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FEATURES...................................... RELIGIOUS........H..
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GREEK....... MILITARY
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ENGINEERS..........
FACUL TY........
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CLASSES......................................................................................
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ADVERTiSEMENTS.........
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FLOWSHEET DEDICATION OF 1959 His services and contributions to Texas Western College began in 1927 when the college, then Texas College of Mines, was founded. During his thirty-two
years here, he has more than adequately
filled the positions of Assistant, Associate, and full-time Professor in the Science Department.
Born in Richwood, Ohio, he attended Richwood High School before entering Ohio State University, where he received his Bachelor of Science Degree in chemistry and physics. In 1921 he received his Master of Science Degree in chemistry and math, and in 1941 he obtained his Ph.D in chemistry and math from the University of Chicago. Since then he has had several articles published in scientific magazines.
He served as the assistant in the Department of Pharmaceutical
Chemistry at Ohio State Univer-
sity from 1912-13. He holds membership in Sigma Xi, Phi Lambda Upsilon, the American Chemical Society, Fellow American Association for the Advancement of Science, and he is a member of Sigma Phi Epsilon Social Fraternity.
Before entering the Education field, he was the chemist
for the National
Carbon Company in Cleveland in 1913, and then from 1913-14 he served as the Chief Chemist for the William Edwards Company also in Cleveland. He has enjoyed experimenting
with the effects of cer-
tain chemicals upon the soil and plants.
Our honoree married Grace Harris in Shreveport, Louisiana. They have a daughter,
Frances El-
len, who attended Texas Western College, and is now married and living in El Paso.
As most of you have concluded by now, the Flowsheet Staff dedicates its 1959 yearbook
to
Dr. William Walter Lake. Dr. Lake's contributions to Texas Western and to the scientific world have been great. Our college is indeed fortunate to have on its staff such an outstanding person.
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DR. WILLIAM WALTER LAKE 7
felf"'S
l1{stey..,
OF THE
UNIVERSITY
C"IIeje
OF
TEXAS
January 13. 1959 Ojfiu
of the PmUimt
I should like to extend sincere congratulations to the Editor
and staff of the Flowsheet for 1959for an outstanding accomplishment. This handsome volume will serve in future years to remind all students who were here in 1958-1959of highlights of personal progress. of loyal friends, of stimulating associations. And we hope the Flowsheet will serve to keep alive your interest in Texas Western College. We shall continue to rely upon your support and your understanding. To each of you go my warmest wishes for success and happiness in the years ahead.
Faithfully yours,
o~ .Ie. If • Smiey esident JRS:mm
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dormitory life ...
Bridge elwoys seems to be
IS
popular pastime with dorm gals. Wonder why?
The true ,pirit of college life i, ideolly coptured by dormitory ,tudenh. When ,tudent, of oil type"
ideas and places get together -
you have life in
the dorm. Dorm students are unique in that they are away from home - but there it ceases. Uk. other
members of their sex, they too seek the comforts and experience of - a home permanent, (II phone call, a game of bridge, midnight .nacb, and the usual amount of gossip. All this make. dorm life a true symbol of ideal college spirit.
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Listening to records is another favorite pastime .
. Frail females
manage in a P
nightly gymnastics
eir loth.
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Mike O.tman announces that Gene Williams is the lucky winner of the beautiful new Corv'" which wa. 9iven al the door prize.
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Typical college gourmets choose their noontime nourishment.
Highest honor Freshmen women can receive is tapping for Scholaris. Lucky Lainey!
All professors have hours for student confer. ences which are an aid to the students.
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Kingston Trio fans receive autographed
albums.
Kingston Trio takes break from signing autographs. ation from
Fort
Bliss were guests of Mr. Rex Gerald, museum curator.
The new end long.eweited.for SUB gel1 the finishing touches. 15
Military queen, Catherine Finerty receives her crown from Col.
John Alfrey etthe Military Ballheld atthe Ft. Bli" Office" Club.
MILITARY BALL Thi. year the R.O.T.C. Department held its annual Military Ball at the Fort Bliss Officers Club. Catherine Finerty who reigned as Military Queen wes
ehesen by the R.O.T.C. office". The other R.O.T.C. boy. elected her cour'!. The reigning Military Queen, Catherine Finerty, dancing with
Col. John Alfrey. Duche$l, Sharon Street receives bouquet from Col. John Alfrey
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These lucky 5 most beautiful girls seem to be standing on Cloud 7.
MOST BEAUTIFUL GIRLS AUTUMN ...
A SEASON FOR BEAUTIES
Every fall, after Thanksgiving, the Flowsheet sponsors the Beauty Contest. This year a long array of beauties was reduced to a "lucky" 13. This girls parade before a panel of judges in sportswear, daytime clothes, and finally in formal evening wear. For the first time this year the judges chose the five girls who in their opinion were the "Top Most Beautiful Girls on the Campus".
You can see why the judges had such a hard time.
homecoming .. the "big" day
The announcement of the Homecoming
queen and her
court start the ball rolling for the festivities of the season. Once this is done the mood for the "big" day is set. As usual, all organixations work throughout the long, but fun路 filled week to complete their floats in time for the parade. Those endless nights of work to get everything 'Iust so - the finished product at six o'clock in the morning, al fill you with pride - even if you didn't win. And then the game and the coronation of the Homecoming court - girls honored by your football team to rule your Homecoming and further illuminate the campus with their pleasant personalities. The evening was chilly, but you faithfully crowded the stadium for the "big" game. 'rhe Miners were defeated, but the spirit of the day was not lost. Instead, you attended the Homecoming dance that night, which was climaxed by the presentation of Queen Ruthie Kaplan and her court. The fun of the season, its hectic rush to get floats decorated, ennouncement of the Homecoming nobility, and the general air of festivities that prevailed had reached its end. All was over until next year.
Hail Queen Ruthie!
The coronation of the 1958 Homecoming court was one of the few bright moments in an otherwise gloomy Nov. 1st.
Sweepdakes winner,the Judges' choice was this float by Sigma Alpha Epsilon.
the spirit of the college ...
The spirit a student feels for his college is a reflection of what the school means to him. Spirit is the culmination of a number of things-it is pride you exhibit when asked about your school; it is your support of TWC's Marching Cavalcade at parades; the send-offs the squad receives before out-of-town games; the bonfires and pep rallies held by excited students and varsity players; the thousands of rooters filling the stadium for the Border Conference games on Saturday nights. Spirit is also that loyal support of the team when the chips are down. Just a little spirit often raises a team from dejection to aspirations of victory. The cheerleaders are the representative spirit of Texas Western; the physicel symbol of whet you, the student, feel. The meny spirit organizations do their part by entering competing floats and br. encouraging the freshmen to take part and become boosters of their col ege and all its functions. Spirit is a big facet in a school's success or failure with its student body, You helped to meke TWC the spirited school thet it is-you ere the spirit of the Miners and the spirit behind Texas Western's Homecoming.
Fir" place in the Fraternity Division went to this "sweet" entry by Lembde Chi Alphe.
Pre-Meds united to winfirst place in the Non-Greek Division.
the parade ...
The renown and well-traveled Golddiggers for EI Peseens.
perform
Giye 'em hell Miners, rip 'em up, teer 'em up ...
Kappa Sigs display the commercial
spirH-of the game.
This entry won first place in the Sorority Division for Zeta Tau Alpha.
The cheerleaders stir up .pirit at a Fridey night pre-geme pep rally and bonfire.
Nobility for a night.
The Cell Block 7 provided iazz for the Homecoming dance.
Marching Cavalcade
march on in their new finery ... The game over. the festive Homecoming week is chmaxed by. dence honoring the team and the queen and her court.
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Cardinal Ball Queen SOLEDAD ZAMBRANO
ROYAL COURT
OF THE CARDINAL BALL
LOU ANN PEERS Phi Kappa Tau Sweetheart Kappa Kappa Gamma CAROL CHAMBERS Lambda Chi Alpha Sweetheart
MARIE CAROUTHERS Kappa Sigma Sweetheart Delta Delta Delta JUDY BAKER Sigma Alpha Epsilon Sweetheart Zeta Tau AI ha
Pat, Irene, Bonnie, Judy, and Sarah announced
"Kin9 rEX" proudly shows off his key to the 9irls' Dorm.
the Kin9 and his royal court.
a tradition . . . Co-Ed
A scene of one of the strongest cempus traditions is the Co-Ed Ball,that one time of the year when it's baby who pays. Every year, during the second week in December, convention is mugly ignored as members of the feir sex get together and plot strategy-the gels ask for the date, provide transportation and a boutoniere, escort their date to a banquet and dance, and then take him to the other side of the stream for further refreshments. The affair is equally beneficial to the woman, as this is the time when she can step forth and grasp the handsome brute whom she has been worshipping from afar all semester. The annual Co-Ed Ball,sponsored by the Co-Ed Council which is composed of representatives from all social organizationl for women, storts the Christmas Holidays off on the right note. The girls finallyget a ehance to honor their favorite males by electing a court of a king, dukes and a jester. The coronation of these gents highlights this evening of entertainment. His majesty receives a bonus prize from his fiance.
The Co-Ed Council proudly surround their monarch, Kin9 TEX, alias BiDHuff.
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To look through tho .cropbook i. ono woy to find out oil of tho octivitio. of tho fro路 ternity.
J,lllR.lRY 'l'EXAS OSlERB
COLtIl:I
EL PASO, TEXAS
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SCHOOL TALENT SHOWS OFF! Each year greek and nongreek organizations
enter the TWC Variety Show, .pon.ored by Alpha ·P.i Omega I
Local color 7
"He'. unpredictable. But what do you do with a guy likethat?"
Sally Eibef accepts second place for the modern dance group; 1
Beverly Cottle accepts third place for Tri Delta; end Kathy Woodley accept. first for Chi Omega ••
SPRING PLEDGES Joy Koch Lindo AII_n Phyllis Stuort Elaine Finch
GREEK GROUPS
KAPPA SIGMA Bob Cody
Jerry Richter
Rene DeHon
Bill Bums Keith Gordner Woyne Routh Johnnie Royoll Bob Moore Jock Colley Willie Robert.
Scottie Howard Bill Hudson David Kelton Terry Lowe
Glen McKinney Alan O'Brennen
Steve Steen Bill Wolsh
PHI KAPPA TAU David Bernhausen
A.o Douglo. Stonley Holl Bill Harris Don Kiely Buddy Lun.ford Morsholl Meece Mike Ootmon Bob Rodgers George Shorp Fronk W olker Jim Well. Chorle. Womock
Aaron Cranford
Woyne Ahr
LAMBDA CHI ALPHA Jerry Adoms George
Brunner
George Fairchild Bill Grissom Corio. del Hierro Luis Jemenez Sondy McCle.ky Doug Tompkins
Bill Von Sickle O. C. Williom. Rick Wi.chkoemper
SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON Terry Boker Bob Brocewell TIm Casner Darrel Conger
Herbert Cooper John Corcoran John Furman
Jerry Gordner Eldredge Hordy Eorl Hirst Lannie Hughes
Bobbo Irvin George Lockey
Mike Nordman." Bill Rom.ey Poul Shoilroff Don Von Pelt Joke Young
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A junior high student made this?
The Matchmaker
The Italian Straw Hat
The Biggest Man in the Village
The Seven Year Itch
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Annabelle Bean Four Year Outstanding Student
OUTSTANDING SENIORS
CAROLYN BAGGETT
DAN BOYD
RON DETTMAN
BOB GARNER
EDWIN LENT
BETTY STAPlETON
SANDRA OGDEN
MARCI MATLOCK
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JACK McVEIGH
KENNETH BERNARD
ORANGE
KEY
Orange Key was organized on Aprn 25th, 1955, subscribing to the ideals of scholarship, service, fellowship and lead. ership. It is an organization through which freshmen and sophomore men at Telas Western College can advance in spirit of service and encourage scholarship and leadership at the beginning of their college year.
BOB ORTON STAN MORRISON
JAMES SEVERNS
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WHO'S WHO
SANDRA OGDEN
JERRY MARSHALL
BEny
A music major, Sandra is active in the Music Educator's National Conference. She is also a member of Delta Delta Delta sorority. She was elected Senior Favorite and was a runner-up for Miss TWC. She is secretary of the Dormitory Council and treasurer of the Women's Athletic Asso-
Jerry was selected a Distinguished Military Student and also a member of Scabbard & Blade, the ROTC honorary orga-
A Senior Music major, Betty is also a member of the Music Educator's National Conference. She is active in Delta Delta Delta sorority, Chenri.ig, the Wesley Foundation, and the TWC Choral. She was elected president of both the Dormitory Council and the Women's Athletic Association.
ciation.
nization. A major in Electrical Engineering, he is a member of the American Institute of Electrical Engineers. Jerry is also active in Kappa Sigma Fraternity, Alpha Chi, Men of Mines, and Orange Key.
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STAPLETON
FRED EKERY Aside from acting as treasurer of the PreMed Club, Fred has been active in Sardonyx and Orange Key. In his Seni"r year, he was elected into Men of Mines by the TWe faculty. He is also a member of the Independents.
VICTOR MACIAS Victor has been active on the TWC campus as a member of Orange Key, Kidd Mining Club, and the College Players. He has also participated in the American Institute of Metallurgical Engineering and the American Institute of Electrical Engineers.
CAROLINE BAGGETT A major in Elementary Education, Caroline is a member of the Delta Delta Delta Sorority. Besides holding membership in Chenrizig, Baptist Student Union, and the American Childhood Education Society, she was elected Snow Fiesta Queen. DAN BOYD Dan has starred on the TWC Varsity football team, aside from acting as co-captain. He has served as president of the American Institute of Metallurgical Engi. neers. He is also active in Sardon-
yx, Orange Key, Men of Mines and the "M" Club. MARCI MAnOCK Marci is a member of Zeta Tau A Ip ha, Scholaris, Chenrizig, College Players, Wesley Foundation. and the Rodeo Club. She was elected class favorite in her junior year and served as a TWC cheerleader.
EDWIN LENT The Journelism Silver Key was awarded Edwin for his outstanding work as Entertainment Editor of the Prospector. He is a member of Alphi Chi. Sardonyx. and Men Of Mines. PAT MAURY Pat has been active as a member of Delta Gamme, Chenrizig, Phi Gamma Nu, and the Co-Ed Council. She has also participated in the Women's Athletic Associa-
tion. ANNABELLE BEAN As treasurer of Alpha Chi and Vice-President of Chenrizig, Annabene has been active at TWC. She is also a member of Zeta Tau Alpha. Sehelarls, and the Pre-Med Club. ORLANDO GARZA President of the Student Association. Pre-Med Club and Alpha Chi. Orlando has also been active in intramural Sports, as wen as a member of Men Of Mines, Sardonyx, and Wesley Foundation.
WHO'S WHO ARLES HOWELL TWC has seen Aries active in Orange Key and Sardonyx. as wen as Delta Sigme Pi. THELMA WILLIAMS Aside from being a member of Chi Omega. Thelma has participated in the Interfaith Council and the Women's Athletic Association. JAMES OWEN Among Jim's honors are: President of the TWC Band, secretary of the KKP Honorary Band Fraternity, and membership in Men Of Mines and Orange Key.
MARY ANNE KENNEDY Mary Anne ha. been active on the TWC campu., a' .he ha•• erved a. pr.. ident of the Bapti.t Student Union. She i. alse a member of Alpha Chi and Chenrizig.
WILLIAM WEBB
EDNA NIXON
William ha•• erved a. president of Alpha Ep.i1on Rho, the honorary radio organization. He also ha. been manager of KVOF, the College radio station. He i. a memo ber of Phi ATha Theta, Men of Min.. , an Orange Key.
Edna ha•• erved a. reporter of the Mu.ic Educators National Conference. She ha. also been active in the TWC Choir and Band, and the National Honorary Sorority, Tau Beta Sigma.
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MEN OF MINES
ARTURO ALVAREZ
WINFRED BAGGEn
JIM BEnlE
BOB DUCHEQUEnE
FRED EKERY
BOBBY GARNER
MELCHOR
GANDARA
ORLANDO
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GARZA
ROY GIBSON
RAUL GUERRECA
ERNIE HOLMES
EDWIN LENT
JERRY MARSHALL RENE VELA
GEORGE MARTCH
JOHN
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SHERMAN
KAPPA KAPPA PSI Honorary Music Organization
OFFICERS Norbert Carnovale .. Dr. Carrico . Don Spurrier. ... . Lloyd Ste.e P.rks . Ed Groen .. Sid Gib.on . Joe Molinaro ... 5.1 R.mo •...
Associate
Band Director B.nd Director Student B.nd Director ... Pre.ident K KP Vice-Pre.ident KKP Secret.ry KKP B.nd Pre.ident Band Vice President
Row I: Norbert Carnovale, Dr. Carrico, Don Spurrier. Row 2: AI Rore., Ken AUen, Lui. McK.y.
Row I: Ron Bumh.m, John F.r.one, Curti. Hooker. Row 2: Jerry Don Schulze, D.le Schulze, Jim Owen.
Row I: Lloyd Ste.e P.rk., Joe Molin.ro. Row 2: 5.1 R.mo., Sid Gib.on, Ed Green.
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MARY ANN ADAMS
LYDIA FRANCO
Vice President
PHI GAMMA NU Women's Business Sorority
President SOLEDAD SOMBRANO
ANNA
JOTEEN SEGALL
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MARIE VARGAS
SARDONYX
JIM BETTLE
DON BOYD
FRED EKERY
ORLANDO
ROY GIBSON
GARZA
ARLES HOWELL
JERRY GUIDRY
ERNIE HOLMES
n
BENNIE LYBRAND
JERRY MARSHALL
GEORGE MARTCH
MALLORY MILLER
JOSE RIVERA
JOHN SHERMAN
FORREST WYLIE
OFFICERS: Gil Ortiz, President Victor Pena, Vice President Joe Rivera. Secretary Rene Vela, Treasurer Jim Bowie, Historian Tom Leaner. Master of Festivities John Keaton, Pledge Trainer Dr. D. K. Freeland. Sponsor
DELTA SIGMA
PHI
The Gamma Phi chapter of the International Fraternity of Delta Sigma Phi was installed et Texas Western on April 19, 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 busineu in universities; to encourage scholarship, social aetivity, 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 community. Activities of Delta Sigma Phi include professional fielel trips, outside speakers, and social gatherings. A formal dance is helcl each spring and "The Rose of Delta Sigma Phi" is crowned. All of its members participate in all of the school functions. PLEDGES Richard Alsup Ben Austin Bin Creighton Graham Garrett
Bill Hannon Bill Hartt Ken Hoben Sherman Levenson
Jerry Pratt Terry Pratt Humberto Saldivar Jack Vickers BillWelsch
VIRGIL C. HICKS
Sponsor WILLIAM
WEBB
President
ALPHA EPSILON RHO NATIONAL HONORARY RADIO FRATERNITY
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DAN BOYD
ORLANDO GARZA
Alpha Chi is the scholastic honorary Society for junior and senior students who have maintained a 3.5 minimum average. The purpose of Alpha Chi is to foster bet. ter scholarship, leadership, and good citi路 zenship on the campus.
EDWIN LENT
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CHENRIZIG
CAROLINE BAGGETI Pre.idont
ANNABEllE
BEAN
MARY KENNEDY
Chenrizig is a senior women', honorary organization on the TWC Campus. The new members are tapped in the spring on the basil of their .cholostic standing. campu.loado .. hip. and thoi, participation in collogo activities.
MARCI MATLOCK
SANDRA OGDEN
BETIY STAPLETON
PAT MAURY
SCHOLARIS
JUDY BAKER President
BErn RAE BOUTWELL Secretary
SARAH EAKER
MARTHA LOU FLORENCE Treasurer
LAINY FRIEDMAN
ELAINE HANNA Vice·President
BRENDA GROSS
Scholaris is an honorary organization. which was formed in the fell of 1955 for freshman and sophomore women. Membership eligibility includes a grade r,0int average of 3.5 in 15 hours or a 3.5 in 30 hour•. The stimu ation of scholarship and school spirit among freshman and sophomore women are its primary functions.
NAJATIE HALOW
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BARBARA HEILER
CHARLOTTE HIGGINS
ESTHER LYNCH
New ScholaMs initiates receive ca.ndles from Elaine Hanna.
BRENDA MEHLMAN
MARION HUBER
BETTY WICKER
JEANNIE LANEAUX
MELRITA RAMOS
OFFICERS Seoted: Lindo Curton, Vice路President; Solly Eiber, President. Standing: Rosalie Holder,'Historian: LaVerne Hinton, Secretary; Ruthie Kaplan, Treasurer.
EMMY KNOnS
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This Sophomore women's service organization was recent~ Iy or\leni.ed in December 1958. A 2.5 over ell \lrede point everage is necellary for membership.
SPURS
BONNIE TOMAN
HELEN ALFREY
8ETTY RAE BOUTWELL
LINDA CURTON
SARAH EAKER MARTHA LOU FLORENCE
ROSA LEE HOLDER
BRENDA GROSE
SALLY EIBER President end Spur of the
ELAINE HANNA
Year
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ELAINE HANNA F10wsheet Co-Editor
FLOWSHEET STAFF BOB PRENSKY Business Manager
Elaine, Bob, and Mr. John Middagh are the three people who really make the F10wsheet possible. 56
MARTHA
PALAFOX
Co-Editor
ELAINE HANNA Types the dedication copy.
BOBBY PRENSKY Makes one last check on the ads.
Najette Halow, Martha Hernand .. , John Fitch, Daphne Read, and Jane Moore look a little exhausted and disgusted after putting in a hard days work on the Rowsheet.
Pat McNamara, Emmy Knotts, and Ceria Maffei practice their cutting .kill on pictures instead of fing.... Eugenia Niehaus and Gretchen Wegener take a breather after they haye completed their dead. line.
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The F10wsheet Staff is a group of peopla who work hard throughout tha schQ.olyaar to put out ~ school annual. Their job is to organiza a variety of student pictures and show what they are doing into an annual that will be interesting and one that will bring back pleasant memories of "The Good Ole College Days."
Gerri Miele, Brenda Mehlman, Honey Dennehy, and Judy Boldt are deciding on what pictures to use in their section.
Lydia Franco and Charles Horky proofread Martha Palafox's typing.
Linda Curton, Dolores Price, Kay Young, Pat O'Brien, and Judy Malone thinking up idees for this year's annual.
PROSPECTOR STAFF
RON DETTMAN, Business Manager
JOHN FITCH, Editor
Is all that work for real or did Lynn Crocket. Tony Gallardo, AI Randall, Darlene Duncan, and Barbara Dunaway see them coming with a camera 7
Sonny Lanham. John Fitch. Esther Lynch, and Charles Horky enjoy a joke that seems to be a welcome let up.
John Fitch gives Charles Horky the evil eye. and with results judging from the way he's working.
PROSPECTOR STAFF Marsha Hail and John Fitch seem fascinated as they watch the papers coming off the press.
Mr. Lowenstein, the sponsor, and John Fitch discuss ideas for future Prospectors.
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NUGGET The Nugget is the publication for the Ex.Students' Association. It is published four times during the school year. Mrs. &line Friedman, Ex.Students' secretary, helps to mail out the Nugget.
Mr. Steele Jones is the Faculty Advi_ and Information.
Director of News
EL BURRO
STAFF
BRENDA GROSE, Bu.ines. Meneger
MARY AISANICH, Editor
EL BURRO The EI Burro is the school magazine. It comel out once contains
cuticles
of interest for everyone
on
the
ill
month end
campus.
Although it i. herd work Mery enjoy. her job e. Editor of the Burro.
Dr. Ray Peat end Mery Ai.. nich discu" plens for the Burro••
As Busine" Meneger Brende Gro .. i. kept bu.y finding ed. for the Burro.
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KVOF RADIO and TELEVISION
RON DETTMAN, Assistant Manager
BILL WEBB. Manager
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Camer.m.n Oscar C.rb.j.1 focuses on TV st.rs of the future, Ch.r1.. M.ly .nd C.rol Salome.
All work .nd no pl.y on the p.rt of Mike O.tm.... television programs.
Ron Dettm.n, .nd Chari.. Maly make for good
Mike Oatman pick out records to
BillWebb and Ron Dettman read the news as it comes in on the teletype.
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Janice Warren seern. to be all bu.in... a. .he carries on her program, not even a cam.. a W111 distract her. The KVOF broedcasting schedule i. interrupted while Tom DeWeerd po.es for the F10wsheet cameraman.
ORLANDO GARZA Student Association President
Orlando is conducting the Student Council.
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Bonnie Toman, Cathy Finerty, Van Tate, Barbara Kinder, and Esther Lynch pause from their Student Council meeting to have their picture taken.
STUDENT COUNCIL SOLVES SA PROBLEMS Paul Dana and Honey Dennehy add their sugges路 tions to the meeting.
Eugenia Niehaus and Bob Rios check the game schedule for the cheerleaders.
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Honey Dennehy, Don Leslie, George Armstrong, Forrest Wylie, Jlme. Mltlock, Ind Mlrthl Lou Florence look wide IWlke for their elrly morning Council meeting.
STUDENT COUNCIL GUIDES TWC' ers Rosllie Hurt, John Fitch, Rosllie Holder, Ind Emmy Knott. Ire III set to tickle the bu.iness of the dly.
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COSMOPOLITAN CLUB PROMOTES BmER RELATIONS ABROAD The purpose of the Cosmopolitan Club, organhed 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.
OFFICERS: Hin-Jok Long-President Paul Shirtaroff-Vice-President Sail Urias-Secretary- Treasurer Judy Power-Social Chairman
(Below I. to r.) Sigrid Niosen, Zelina Urias, Dewan Gangadean, Jok Long, and Herrera Ceniceros. (2nd row) George Johnson, Frank Hsu, Ted Lopko, Nancy Burnett, Isabe Ceniceros. (3rd row) Lou Martinez, Jr., Willie Muller, Ablahad Kinno, br. Jim Sharp, Lydia R_ke, Edward Elias. (Back) Paul Shirtaroff.
The Band is e group of herd working people who devote much time end en8l'9Y towerd making our half time shows at Football games interesting. In the bottom picture we see them in their new uniforms as they work with the Golddiggers.
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OFFICERS Pres., Chico Woodul: V••Pres., Adela Murillo; Sec. Maria Louisa Rodriguez.
TW CHOIR Dr. Engebert Thormodsgaard leads the TWC Choir
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COED COUNCIL
Pat Maury, Yvonne Yapot, Judy Bake" Memo Key. first representative, Joyce Poarch, secretary, busily fix decorations for the Coed B.II.
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DORM COUNCIL GUIDES DORMITORY MEMBERS CHICKADEES PLAN BIG路LlnLE SISTER PROGRAM FOR DORMITORY MEMBERS (L. to R.) Sally Eiber, Secretary: Elaine Hanna, Treasurer; Judy Baker, President, and Janice Newton. Vice-President.
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Row I: Maria Loui.a Rodriguez, Adela Murillo, Connie Rubio, Mary Ann Tracy, Bernadine Brock, Inez Turley. Row 2: Catherine Davi., Jame. Owen, Shirley Cole, Patricia Pince, Cynthie Laffler, Edna Nixon, Sandra Ogden, Betty Stapleton. Row 3: Curti. Hooker, Bruce Morton, Robert Gutiarrez, Tom Bi.hop. Row 4: Steven Park, Raul Guereca, Denni. Dougla" David Burn.housen, Sidney Gib.on, Kenneth Shade, Dr. O. A. Eidbo.
MUSIC EDUCATOR'S NATIONAL CONFERENCE (L. to R.) Maria Loui.a Rodriguez, Sec.: Dr. Olaf Eidbo, spon.or: Edna Nixon, reporter: Raul Guerreca, Pre••; James Owen. Past Pre•.: Bernadine Brock, Vice-Pre.ident.
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Rosalia Enriquazconducts har 3rd Grade Cia.. at Melita School
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR CHILDHOOD EDUCATION OFFICERS: Pat Chew . LuciD. Hannon . Sue Ann Billman Dr. LozierHendenon.
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Row I: Mn. O'Melley, Oranell Neel, Mary Alice Steela, Pat Chew, Dr. Hendenon. Row 2: Angela Harb, Carolyn Nelligan, Carmen Gonzalez, Sue Ann Billman,Gloria Ayoub, Lucille Hannon, and Lorraine Schlanta. Row 3: Kethy Kratz, Judy Mcl.er, Gloria Willis, Evagelina Sanchez, Yvonne Sanchez, Rosa Rodarte. Row 4: Dolores Silve, Rodrick Baird, Joan WiUis,Mary Fairchilcl,Gretchen Wegener, Jo Mae Geor. ge, MarilynManh, Janet Shumaker, Kay Jona., Dick Lowe, Joyce Smith, Mary Bostick, and Fredia Da.iL
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College Players are the students who are interested in drama and who produce the plays given by the drama department. They give at least one major production a semester.
OFFICERS: Mr. M. Leech, Sponsor Wylie McNabb, Director Marie Endlich, Stage Manager Bonnie Toman, Secretary-Treasurer
Mr. Tucker and Bobby Seaves fix the colored lights.
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Sally Sommer" Wilie McNabb, enjoy themselves while they pley around with the stage Ilglits.
Kathy Smith, Bonny Toman, Nancy Bumett, Betty Perl Mutter, and Yola Wildeman look over the costumes.
Ona Washburn checks up on the rcaint while Suzanne Payne, Sam Baker and Ed Ha perin do the mixing.
PRE-MED CLUB The Pre-Med Club i. eempesed of students interested in the biological sciences. tts programs are arranged 10 81 to provide both spe.kers and movies concerned with the biological Icience. and medicine. Activities of the club include an annual banquet. participation in the Homecoming P.r.d. and other campus .etiviti.l~
Juan Manuel Escobar. Paul Bailey. Pete VaNJ." Joe Starling! Richard Gonzalez, Hope Garcia, Mr. Joe Blackburn, John Martin, Dennis Moore, Jimmy Well., Ken Malmquist, Ronny LeGronge, Robert Culp. Tom Fagan. Arthur Worshaw, Bill Sta,nl, Willon Evans, and Philipp Bornstein look at .Iide. end cultures.
Jim Speir. John Shermen. Dr. Anton Berleman. Orlando Garza. Mn. EI•• nor Duke. Mr. Henry Hempten, Welly Ingram. and Don Spann, study the ana· tomy of the humen.
Manuel Hamado, Louis Alvarez, Dave Buring. Refeel Go .... leI. Cerolyn McGrew, Mr. Hempton, Edmundo Ce .. tenede, Am.Ii. Amay •. Ann Otte.en, I..bel Herrere, Bobbie Portillo. Alan Powell, and Lucille Sepul.edo 01.0 look at .ide ••
"The Belle''', a club for dormitory gi~,not participmng in Greek activities, wa. ergonad in 1952. Membe.. must be rei;' dents of Sell Hall. Since its formation, "The Belle," heve been aclive in ell eempus ee· tivitie. incluclingsports, cont •• ts, Sing Song. and "M Day. II
Mary Ann Aowe .. , Joye Poerch, Jo Ann Daughtery, end Mi" Mery White laugh over .... spelling in Jo Ann', notes.
THE BELLES
Sally Urias, Mary Ann, Jo Ann, and Georgina Guevere form e quartet while Joyce end Rosa .... Hold .. IooIc on.
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December 9, 1958 Miss Linda Curton Feature Editor Flowsheet Texas Western College EI Paso, Texas Dear Miss Curton: I am in receipt of your candidates for your Flowsheet queen and five runners-up. It has been an extremely difficult thing for me to have to select winners out of so many lovely ladies, and if it were up to me, I would like to make each and every charming young lady a winner. However, as that is not possible, I have made my selections by marking the backs of the winning candidates. Best wishes to all.
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Roy Gibson, V.-Pres.; Mrs. Vowell, sponsor; Hilda Minjares, secretary; and Mary Douglas, president, presented
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RELIGION IN LIfE WEEK Bob Richards was.
featured speaker
THE EPISCOPAL COMMUNITY The Epilcopol Community of T.W.C. wal organized in 1958. Thil II on Innovation from the Canterbury AHoci.tion, which we. formerly active on campus. A communion service e.ch week i. the main function for the comm .... nity. An elected vestry is the goveming body.
OFFICERS Mn. Mono Lopor, ROlemary Morris, Dr. Anion Berkman, Kato 6l1ti1and,Chril Koch, Terry Ponsford, Richard 6ra", Pre.. ; Najotlo HalOw.
The Epllcopalians wonhip together.
Row I: Inn. V.... , S.r. H......... , GuUno M.rtin ... Armid. GOIWII... Gr.ciel. Rio., Hue! R.mir.. , S.Iv.dor R•• mos, M.rth. P.lefox, .nd R.n. V.Ie. Row 2: Johnny Moreno, Jose M. S.nch ... Norm. Our•• , O.ioy Sch.ffino, Virgin" Ceb.o, .nd Hop. G.rci •• Row 3: Rob.... Smil.y, Lui. A. Amp.r.n, Bern.rd F. H.U.... Edw.rd Eli•• , Cecili. Aguil.r, Eli.. Medr.no, M.ry Lou Conch.. 1.. 1e Louno, llec:kj Trujillo, Ging... McKibb.n, R.ub.n V.Ie. Row 4: Jorg. Fr.nco, Roy Kirkpefrick. Ann. M.ri. V.rg •• , M.rg.rit. Alercon, R.ul GOIWII.. , Rom.li. M.rtin... Rich• • rd E. Oliv•• , Inn. LUllY.no,Virgini. O ••• ce, In.. Munox, Mickey Arcinirg., .nd Jerry Porr•••
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WESLEY FOUNDATION The W y Foundetion at T.W.C. i. • pert of the worlcI-wid. Melhodlst Stud.nt m.nt. It w•• organiz.d in the .~ 1953 .nd reorganized in 1956.PIe r. being medto for • W .... y .nd • fuII.tirn. director of reI90us .duutlon.
OFFICERS
Dir.ctor: Merion T•• 1,Progr.m Chairmen: Norm.n P.yton; CounCl1R."", •• ntefiv.: Evelyn Iml.: Pr.sid.nt: Carolvn McGrew: Publicity; O.phn. R•• d .nd J.ne Moore.
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Executive Council 0.1. Jones, Vice President: Ch.rn. Brown. Publicity; Roy Gibson. Missions; Charlie Moore. Moming Watch; Eddie lent, Publications: tom Chism, Director: Judy Sand. usky, Vespers; Marei. Schweinsberg. Soci.l: Mery Ann Kennedy, President; Betty Brady, Music; and Sue Richardson, Secretary.
BAPTIST STUDENT UNION
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The llepfist Student Union, ergenized in 1941 furnishe. e .-eding liM between the IoceI Beptist Church end the Compu. Community. The Union endeevon to ,...,. mole religious arowth end splrltuel development of the student. The Union center we. built In 1949, the flnt permonont type student center. Coone. in BIble itudy ere teugh! by the director.
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SUE ANN BILLMAN
JUDY BOLDT
BETTY RAE BOUTWELL
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CAROL CHAMBERS
MARIANNE COLWELL
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MARY MARGARET KEY
JUDITH MOORE
BETTY MORGAN
DOLORES PRICE
BETH ROBERTSON
THELMA WILLIAMS
MARY VINCENT WARD
GOREE WILSON
MARY JANE WITHOLDER 119
MARY FRANCES McCUTCHEN
BARBARA NELAN
MARTHA MILLER
JOYCE NICHOLSON
ERNESTINE RUEBUSH
JAN SHUMAKER
MADELINE WILLIS
MARGARET WlLUS
KATHY WOODLEY
SALLY WOODLEY
D CAROUNE BAG6ETT
JANET BU1l.SI
PAT CHESSER
RONDA COLE
JANE CONRAD
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KATE DAVIS
SARAH EAKER
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FRANCES HOLMES
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CATHY LAMBERT
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ANN TREECE
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LAURA COPELAND
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BRENDA GROSE Zeta Tau Alpha
MARGIE McNEIL Zeta Tau Alpha
RUTHIE KAPLAN
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PATRICK BOWMAN
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CARLOS DEL HIERRO
PARKER COLE
DAVID JOHNSON
ANDY LIVINGSTON
A. J. KOLLER
KENNETH MEARNS
ALFRED SEDDER
BRUCE NICKLE
GERALD CRICK
WILLIAM VICHIONE
JOHN UMBENHAUER
BOB WALLER
JOHNNY WHEATLEY
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JOHN BEHRENS
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BIU BURNS
AARON CRANDAU
JERRY DIXON
GEORGE M ARMS
JIM BETTlE
BOB CADY
RENE DE HON
PHIUP DUGAN
GERALD BROOKS
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JERRY GUIDRY
JAY HACKLER
WESTON HAMPTON
PHIWP HANUN
ROY HIGGINS
CHARLES HORAK
JIM HOWARD
SCOTTIE HOWARD
BIU HUDSON
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TONY KENDRICK
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TERRY LOWE
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GLENN McKINNEY
ARTHUR MARVIN
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BOBBY E. MOORE
ALAN O'BRENNAN
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BUD PERKINS
HUGH H. SHARP
CHARLES McDONALD
GARY MYERS
PAT MORTON
JAMES PETlCOLAS
JERRY RICKTER
CURTIS C. SLOAN
CHARLES STODGHILL
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WAYNE ROUTH
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RALPH ADAMSON
BEN AIKEN
GEORGE BARBEE
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DAVID BERNSHOWSEN
JACK HERRICK
LOREN HOCKm
SAM L1GHTBURN
FRANK McCALUCK
KENNETH MILLER
MARSHALL MEESE
GEORGE PASCHICH
MIKE OATMAN
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CODY PRESTWOOD
BOB RODGERS
GEORGE SHARP
DONNY SUWVAN
CHARLES SULUVAN
GEORGE SULUVAN
JACK THOMPSON
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Queen Catherine and Escort, Dick Laughton
Miss Judy Baker Lady-in-Waiting Honorary Lt. Colonel
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DUCHESS SHARON STREET HONORARY CADET MAJOR
DUCHESS JAN BREEDLOVE HONORARY CADET MAJOR
DUCHESS KAY YOUNG HONORARY CADET MAJOR
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PRINCESS HOPE SOULE HONORARY CADET CAPTAIN
QUEEN CATHERINE OF THE HOUSE OF FINERTY RECEIVES HER CROWN
PRINCESS MARTHA LOU FLORENCE HONORARY CADET CAPTAIN
The First Battle Group are: 1st row (I. to r.J Bobbie Waller, Joseph S. Armijo, Roberto D. Domin9uez, Jose G. Rivera, Ralph G. Merasida, Robert L. Calhoun, John F. Hall, and Fred Canales. 2nd row: (I. to r.J William M. Furman, Gary P. Welsh. George F. Aikin, Roy D. Gibson, Monte L. Martin, 6eorge R. Moran, Ernest S. Holmes III, and 6eorge U. Arms,
SCABBARD AND BLADE FURTHERS INTEREST IN MILITARY EDUCATION Scabbard and Blade is the National Military Honor Society with local chapters located in most leading colleges and universities throughout the United States. Its purpose is to develop and foster the ideals and practices of military education in the country, and to spread intelligent information concerning the military requirements of the United States.
The Second Battle Group are: 1st row (I. to r.] Frank Gonzales, Felix Canales, Eduardo Beierano, Rudolpho Gonzales, Jr., Francis A. Shunk, Alfr.d G. Parra, Jr., Geor9. K. Marich, James F. B.etle, William J. Huff. and Leopolda A. Soto.
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BATTLE GROUP STAFFS LEAD COMPANIES
I.t Battle Group Staff &nest S. Holmes III, Executive Officer Gary P. Welch, Commander John R. Mitchell, Adjutant 2nd Battle Group Staff Charles R. Sullivan, Executive Officer George K. Martch, Commander James F. Bettie, Adjutant
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(I. to r.] Robert E. McCleskey, Ruben F. Vele, Mike R. Morton and Terry O. Lowe.
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Aiken, G. F. Dominguez, R. Duchouquette, R. Furman, W. M. Malooly, J. Thompson, J.
Fashing, J. Hamilton, D. Linebaugh, J. Sandell, R. Sartor, T. Schmidt, J. Vechione, W.
Barnes, R. L. Benson, C. Boatright, J. Chamness, J. W. Fagelman, D. Fitch, J. Gonzales, A. Hernandez, H. Higgins, C. Jones, T. King, E. Lundell, R. Melton, D. Rosado, J. Schinas, J. Seddon, N. Snodgrass, W. Wiseman, E.
Barrueta, M. Christian, H. Clarke, P. Franco, R. Furman, J. Garner, G. Gillis, T. Gracy, J. Halaby, G. Hardie, E. Holmesly, T. Howell, J. Irby, J. Jackson, B. Jiminez, L. Johnson, A. Kerr, P. Knapp, T. Locker, M. Morris, K. O'Sullivan, J. Owens, D. Salaiar, M. Scroggins, J. Sepulveda, E. Shutt, A. Trayler, B. Watkins, J. Worley, P.
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Calhoun, R. Krutilek, S. Pavia, M. Waller, B. Wolfe, E.
Bowman, P. Catania, D. Demo, A. Elliston, P. Gibson, M. Hamilton, H. Howe, M. Johnson, F. Livingston, A. McLeod, P. McVeigh, J. Morrison, G. Navar, J. Navarro, R. Sullivan, J. Wheatley, J. Wilson, W. Young, R.
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MSI Allen, K. Amparan, L. Bernshausen, D. Burkhart, M. Castaneda, E. Correa, A. Escontrias, M. Flores, A. Fresquez, D. Greathouse, J. Howorth, D. Johnson, M. Kowalewski, F. Lieberman, L. Merrem, F. Murillo, A. Negrete, B. Parks, H. Roberts, D. Rodriguez, C. Sorensen, R. Tellez, R. Tovar, W. Van Sickle, B. Vetter, B. Word, A.
COMPANY"C" 1st BAnLE GROUP MS IV Armijo, J. Canales, Fred Gibson, R. Hall, J. Martin, M. Miranda, R. Rivera, J.
MS III Cruz-Aedo, F. Fineberg, H. Harris, J. Luttrell, R. Pena, V. Warren, R.
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MS II Aguirre, M. Black, C. Cooper, H. Haight, W. Leal, A. Lopez, L. Maddox, E. Olivas, R. Rabie, G. Ramos, S. Rede, H. Rocha, E. Saucedo, H. Te'\ada, D. Va enzuela, G. Woolsey, S.
MSI Alvarez, D. Benevidez, J. Blanco, A. Browning, J. Brunner, G. Dautrich, L. Dominguez, J. Evans, K. Gomez, R. Goytia. A. Jurado, H. Madrid, A. Madrid, X. Martinez, G. Munoz, P. Norte, A. Quinn, P. Pena, F. Portillo, R. Rhutasel, D. Rodriguez, A. Rodriguez, E. Rosen, B. Salinas, J. Sims, W. Trellanes, L. Wahlen, B.
MS IV Gray, R. Hardie, L. Napoles, A. Patton, R. Porras, J. Sloan, C. Soto, A. Sullivan, G. E.
MS III
MS II
Gaston, P. Paynter, P.
Arriaga, J. Brown, J. Cole, P. Dishart, L. Hartley, M. Heiler, B. Horak, C. Orton, R.
Reiff, R. Seamans, H. Summerford, R. Vela, R. Velez, R.
COMPANY "D" SECOND BATTLE GROUP
MSI Adair. D. Aldredge, R. Arciniega, M. Barham, G. Bell. M. Biediger, D. Bornstein, R. Carter, J. Chacon. F. Church, T. Del Hierro, C. De Weerd, T. Escobar, J. Fields, C. Franco. R. Gutierrez, D. Highsmith, J. Hernede, M.
Hunter, H. Keelen, M. Kendall, J. Kielly, D. Krauss, M. Lindan. D. Lowe. T. Lunsford, T. Maldonado, F. McClesky, R. Meyers. E. Morton, M. Peters, R. Price, B. Sanchez. J. Sterling, J. Stone, W. Sturtz, B. Vigerust, D. 159
MS IV Hansen, J. Huff, W. Lewis, B. Parra, A. Shunk, F. Vela, R. Whitson, J.
MS III Creighton, W. Daugherty, R. Fingirle, B. Powell, A. Wright, D.
COMPANY
MS II Arrellanes, T. Bruce, W. Conner, J. Davis, J. Gonzales, R. Kineaid, J. Knox, L. Lopez, Armando Reskey, R. Valles, A.
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SECOND BATTLE GROUP
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MSI Alvarez, F. Aranda, J.. Bell, H. Brownlow, R. Cagle, C. Cagle, T. Cartwright, W. Cathey, L. Cherry, B. Covey, R. Dominguez, L. Duarte, R. Enriquez, E. Evans, W. Franco, J. Gillian, J. Gonzales, R. Grissom, B. Henry, T. Highsmith, F. Holcomb, D. LaGrange, R. Lewis, W. Martinez, M. Mitchell, R. Morton, P. Nelson, J. Nordmarkey, M. Padilla, F. Prince, G. Ramos, A. Rayon, P. Rodgers, R. Roe, G. Rubio, R. Sims, S. Starnes, W. Williams, R. Witherspoon, K. Womack, C.
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MS IV Bejarano, F. Canales, Felix Gonzales, A. Gonzales, F. Gonzales, R. Howard. J. Marshall, J. Mc:Callic:k,F.
MS III Guidry, G. Jones. R. Laughman, R.
COMPANY
MS II Goodloe. H. Goodloe, K. Hughes, R. Iwanaga. G. Lee, T. Leiter, G. Madrid, L. Olivas, R. Rettig, H. Saab, F. Sparti, J.
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SECOND BATTLE GROUP
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MSI Adams, G. Arvin. J. Brantley, L. Brayman. A. Brown. C. Biehrle, J. Buring, D. Byers, L. Carrasc:o, R. Delgado, A. Delgado, E. Estridge, R. Follett. W. Fuentez, J. Garcia, A. Gomez, J. Gonzales, R. Goodric:h, L. Graham, J. Lopez, A. Manriquez, G. Mendoza, M. Olivas. A. Palacios, N. Payan, F. Ramirez, H. Renteria, R. Roberts, W. Rozales, J. Salvatti. F. Servic:e, W. Silva, R. Smiley, R. Smith, J. Solis, E. Soto, E.
Up go the Stars and Stripes! ATTENTION!
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Row I: Row 2:
(I. to r.J Gabriel Manrique., George Brunner, and Paul Mc路 Leod. (I. to r.J James Davis, Hobart Hamilton, Javier Arriaga, 'rom Knapp, and Joe Sparti.
PERSHING RIFLES
Row I: Row 2:
,. to \ iam (I. to and
r.J Ken Allen, Douglas Biediger, Enrique Hernande., Allen Shutt, Michael Martine., Wit路 Smiley, and David Tejada. r.J John Wheatley, Parker Cole, Alan Powell, Bob Waller, Ray Wa"en, Robert Gray, Francis Roddy.
MIKE BRUMBELOW Athletic Director
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BEN COLLINS Head Football Coach
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II. to r.J Jimmy Walker, end coach: BillyBob Plumbley, backfield coach; Kenneth l;;eorge, line coach.
COACHING STAFF
A view of Kidd Field at one of its quieter moments.
JOHN FURMAN Quarterback
TILMON KIRBY Quarterback
GERVIS GALBRAITH Quarterback
LARRY MEEKS Halfback
BOB LARABA Quarterback
JAMES RATLIFF Halfback
Miners storm out to defend crown.
NTS Drops
TWe,26-8
The North Texa. State
Eagle.
marred the Miners' openin9 game and
at the same time broke the series dead-
lock between the two team •• In the fourth quarter Dick Martin scored the Miner touehdown and Ger-
vis Galbraith ran for the extra two points, leaving the final score 26-8.
DEL WILLIAMS H.lfb.ck
JIMMY BEVERS H.lfb.ck
DICK MARTIN Fullb.ck
JACKIE MEEKS H.lfb.ck
CHARLES BRADSHAW Fullb.ck
STEVEPURSLEY H.lfb.ck
Turn Loose!
Miners Beat
Lobos, 15-6
In their second geme, the Miners evened out their record at one win and
one lOIs. J.ckie Meeks .nd Bob L.r.b • • cored the TWC touchdown., .nd Lor.b. p.... d to Lee Allen Jone. for the two-point conversion.
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CHARLES McCALMONT Fullback路
JERRY PRATT Halfback
NICK TATE Halfback
GLENN REED Fullback
GENE WILLIAMS Halfback
JOE BARNES Fullback
Wildcats Down Miners, 14-6 The Abilena Christian Wildcats d.路 f.ated tho Min... after a .corele .. first half. John Furman pa .. ed to Le. AII.n Jones for tho first scor. of the geme but Abil.ne Christian cam. back for two more touchdowns and the victory.
No pushing pl.a.el
POOL WEBB Center All Conference
DARRELL CONGER
Center
BILLY RIGGS Center
JACK McKAY Center
KYLE ELLIS Center
JOHN YOUNG Guerd
Touchdown!
Miners Smash BuHaloes, 29.12 The use of eltemete teems by TWC
proved luccenful in the geme IIgainst West Texes Stete. Bob Lerebe scored
Miner touchdowns
three
of the
and paned to
Jeckie Meeks for the other.
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; BILL HANNON
AARON
Guard
CLIFTON
DARDEN
Guard
CRANFORD
Guard
JOHN
COWAN
Guard
DOYLE WATKINS
Guard
BILL LEWIS
Guard
Aggies Defeat Miners, 17-16 A 13.yard field goal by New Mexico AIM provided the margin for victory in the Ag9ie-Miner contest. The Miners scored first with a safety. but the Aggie. led et half time, I4-B. Their field goal came in the second half and they were able to hold the Miner. off at the end of the geme.
Let'. play ball!
DAN BOYD Tackle
NOEL BARFIELD Tackle
JIM JOHNSON Tackle
ROBERT BOBO Tackle All Conference
JAMES HARVEY Tackle
DON McGEHEE Tackle
H-SU Defeats Miners, 14-6 Hardin-Simmons handed the Minen their 'econd conference 10... The CowboY' led 14-0 at the half. Lorry Meeb 'cored the Tex .. Western touchdown in the fourth quarter.
A bod arm didn't stop him!
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RONNIE ALLDREDGE Tackle
BILL KING Tackle
ALDEN GEORGE Tackle
KENNETH ZARING End
MIKE FURMAN End
BENNIE LYBRAND End
Tempe Beats TWe, 27-0 The Mine'" fifth 10.. of the season came at the hands of the Sun Devils of Arizona State at Tempe.
The Arizona State game was followed by the line-up changes that put Bob Leraba et end and moved John Furman to first team quarterback.
Stop Him!
MANLIO DeSANTIS End
TERRY PRATI End
RICHARD ALSUP End
PAUL PAXSON End
LEE ALLEN JONES
End
Arizona Defeats Texas Western,
14-12 Two milsed erne point ettemph cost the Miners 4 tie in the game 8gainst Arizona Univenity. Texas W.stem'lsÂŤ:oring .11 came in
the lecond helf. both touchdownl being seered by Glenn Reed. The Miners finished out the lea.on
with e lOll to Trinity University.
Nothing cen stop e Miner!
H
o Duchess SARA EAKER
M
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o Duchess JAN BREEDLOVE
M I N G
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Duchess CHARLOTTE WALKER
BONNIE TOMAN
BRENDA GROSE
IL. to R.) Brende, Peul Denio., Bonnie, Merthe Lou, Bob Rio., end Eugenie.
MARTHA
LOU FLORENCE
EUGENIA NIEHAUS
ISO
Row I: Rosemar'l' Morris. Nina Keeler, Rosalie Hurt, lee Murphy, Druscilla Wri9ht, Sharon Street, Kay Youn9, and Helen Alfreys, Betti Ann Davis. Row 2: Patti Busch, Sue Richardson, Naomi Molina, Yvonne Yapor, Marsha Hail. Brenda Henderson, Susie Sims, Estella Flores, Sally Eiber. Row 3: Beth Mead, Sandra Treadwell, Ann Treece, Alice Reinhart, Jane Cram, Dee Ann Stevens, Glynda Parker, Patt McNamara. Row 4: Sue Bolton, Ronda Cole, Sandra Chatterton, Nancy latham, Gail Davis, Diane Fisher, Gretchen Winnat, Ruthie Kaplan, Natalie Winter. Row 5: Janet Taylor, Judy Moore, Faye Hi99ins, Emmy Knotts, Ann Parsons, Nancy Schaffer and Kay Kni9ht.
VARSITY BASKETBALL RUNNERS UP IN BORDER CONFERENCE
Coach GEORGE McCARTY
ne
1958路59 Varsity Basketball Team
Left to right: Don Martin, Hans Fields, John Corcoran, Jon Sanders, captain; Don Vollintine, Bobby Knight, Don Burgess. Jack Burgess. Jerry Gilley. Charles Brown.
DON BURGESS 6 ft. 3-in.
BOBBY KNIGHT 6 ft. 3路in.
Charlia Brown scores another as Sanders watches.
The Burgess brothers in action against Hardin路Simmons
Sanda,. and Fi.IcI. in the victory over the Buffs
DON VOLLINTINE 6 ft. 4-in.
DON MARTIN 6 ft. l-ln,
JOHN CORCORAN 6 ft. 4-in.
HANS FIELDS 6 ft. 3路in.
JERRY GILLEY
5 ft. 10路;n.
The Miners in action against West Texas State
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JACK BURGESS 6 ft. I.in.
CHARLES BROWN 6 ft.
TWC BOYS SHOOT FOR BC TITLE J.ck Burg_ .nd Milt Fitts of the Buff.1oes ~peti"9 for • rebound
JON SANDERS. Capt.in
6 ft. 3
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FROSH TEAM GAINS GOOD EXPERIENCE
Tile 1958路59 Freshlll.. ""e+ball
Te...
Left to Ri9ht, beck row: Mertin Turner, Stanley Morrison. John Furman: front row, left to rl9ht: Ronnie Paulk, Jimmy Weller. Mike Solis. Not pictured, Pete Rayon
Coach JIMMY WALKER
TRACK COACH ROSS MOORE
Left to right: John HaD, Paul Zeek, Coach Moore demonstrating training room equipment, Dale Allen, Alfred Valles
JOE STARLING
JOHN HALL
W. A. KENNEDY
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JON SANDERS
TOMMY WALL
BILL VOKES
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GUS RICHERS
DANNY ELKINS
DALE ALLEN
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TIM CASNER
JIM FISCHER
JOHN CORCORAN
ROBERT SMILEY 192
The 1958-1959 varsity tennis team. Front row left to right, Ateno Garcia, Paul Paynter; back row from left: RollinRussell. Coach Louis Kahn, Arthur Napoles.
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COACH
LOUIS KAHN
ROLLIN RUSSELL
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PAUL PAYNTER
ARTHUR NAPOLES
ATENO GARCIA
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BOB SUMMERFORD
BILLALBRECHT
DAVIDJOHNSON
RICHARD CARTER
JIM SPIER
JOHN SCHMIDT
DON SULLIVAN
JIM MATLOCK
HENRY RETTIG
DON McCLURG
JACII. RHOADES
ALL-INTRAMURALTEAM includes three pleyers from APO, two eech from SAE end Pre-Med. Also r~epr.. ented PKT, LXA, Hudspeth end Worrell Hell. Not shown in Cerlos Zemore of Newman Club.
INTRAMURAL PROGRAM OFFERS 10 ACTIVITIES INTRAMURALDIRECTOR George Arms conducted murels progrem.
Rein, holideys end schedule conflicts ell tried to slow the '58_59 intremurel progrem but did not impede the progress of the yeer-Iong egende of 10 sports ectiviti... Co-ordinetor of the progrem wes George Arms, intremurel director. He wes eided by student essistents Bob Summerford end Art Mervin during the second semester. More then 500 students took pert in the overell progrem, which included five major sports and five minor activities.
Beginning et the end of September, men perticipeted in volleybell, besketbell, ping pong end bedminton. In the second semester, touch footbell, tennis, treck, soft. bell, swimmingend golf were offered. The Pre-Med Club showed surprising strength throughout the first semester in compiling 745 points to APOs 560 end SAEs 426. In fourth piece wes KS, followed by Hudspeth, BSU, LXA, Worrell, Newmen end PKT. 196
BASKETBAlL-A double triumph wes scored by ...... Med when they beat out APO end SAE to win the basltetbeD crown, _d major sport of the year.
TOUCH FOOTBAU displays of abaity and prowess are the diff.,ence between winning and losing intramural games. Here Sigma Alpha EpsDonuncOrb an a.,lal attack.
PING PONG John Shermon of P.... Mod coppod the loblo lonni. crown by dOloo!· ing Maurice Coleman Of Hudspeth, Shermon ohe won Iho dou· bios crown with Iho holp of toom. mole Freel E1:ory.
FRED EKERYconlomplol .. fulu.o lou.ok in fable tennis tourney.
JOHN SHERMAN looks sho". behind bu.i .... end of ping pong peddlo.
INTRAMURAL FIELD w... ito of .pi.ited ploy botwoon footboll squod. of both indopondonls ond frolo.nitio •.
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JACK McVEt6H lines up putt before holing out on 18th_
DAVE BIRKElBACH wi be â&#x20AC;˘ _g I.. __ 's bedminton crown.
JIM MB.TON ooIocts pIkhIng ..... g. I..shot __ fNp to pin.
contender
60lF Sigma Alph. EpsHon ... ily won the golf title when Jack McV.igh, medalist, tumecl with Jam .. Malton to swoop tho toumey. In runner-up spot was Phi Kappa Tau, led by Woldon Donlldson. BADMINTON Jok long of Baptist Stud.nt Union wa. crowned 8eclmlnton champion after hi dof .. tecl Dave Birkolbach of Kappa Sigma. long thin cam. blck to cap...... the doubles a. he tumecl with Dale Jo .....
JOK lON6 ....... the ,_ thet mlde him cham. pion of tho bedmlnton cou ....
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COMPETITION INTENSE IN WOMEN'S
MURALS Women's intramural play is always spirited with intense rivalry that makes for the fine competition. More than 100 women participated during the year in 7 sports--volleyball, basketball, tennis, ping pong, badminton, softball, and swimming. The Independent girls jumped into an early lead in the women's intramural race as they won the voJ.,. Ieybell tourney. Tri-Oelta finished second with Chi Omega third. A double triumph was scored by the Independents as they won the basketball crown, second major sport of the year. Chi Omega was second and TriDelta third. Results of other sports were not available at the time of the Ftowsheet deadline.
BETTIE ANN DAVIS
Engineering Duchess
DOROTHY
PIERCE
Engin_ing Duchess
Row I: James L Cartar, Jack W. Burgass, Edward F. Gaa, Bob Garner, Caesar Fulton. Row 2: Dan Boyd, William Stanton, Edward Sandell, Richard Montalbo, Kan English, Dr. L. A. Nalson-Advisor. Row 3: Carl D. Lundquist, Waliam Riggs, H. I. Snider.
SIGMA GAMMA EPSILON OFFICERS: Caesar Fulton, Presidant Bob Garnar, Vice-President Edward Gee. Secretary.Treasurer James Carter, Corresponding Secretary Jack Burgess & Dan Boyd, Publicity Chairmen The Alpha Lambda Chapter of Sigma Gamma Epsilon, national professional fraternity for students of the earth sciences. wa. in.tallacl at T.a. Western in 1940. Qualification for membership requires an above average scholastic record and the presentation of a technical paper. The fraternity works towards a closer interest in the allied field. of geology, mining, metallurgy, and petroleum ine.. in.
eaesar Fulton. President Robert Bardsle~:rPreslclent Robert Limon. ary GuiUermo Palau. Treasurer Dr. J. C. Rintelen. Spon_ Glenda Bclriclge. Engineering Queen
AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF MINING and METALLURGICAL ENGINEERING The Texas Western Chapter of the American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engin... s was established in 1915 as the American Institute of Mining. It became a part of AIME in 1944. The chapter encourages interest in varioussciencas and promotes felowship between prof... ionat men and students. Row I: Dr. Rintalen. r(obert Limon.Robert Bardsley. Glenda Bclriclge, eaesar Fulton, Guillermo Palau. R_ 2: Phil Gaston. Dan Boyd, James Hill. Ed Sanden, Norris Coleman. and Jack Burg.... Row 3: Edward Escalante. Jose de Ia Fuente, Taesin Chung. and Ronalel Martin.
Row I: Robert J.mes, Richerd Elli., lui. a.rci., Jr., Arturo Alv..... Ricardo Sot.Io, WI'i.m a.nd.r •. Row 2: Bill Huff, Ruben V.Id.., Roberto ViII..... I, Fr.nci.co Porr•• , R.ul P.in.do, J •• u. Lop •• , Rodolfo Chong, X.vler Chavez. Row 3: Wilbur J.rmOn, Calvin B.nson, Bern.rd H.iler, Bob N.v.rro, Benni. Lybr.nd. Fr.nk Riv•• , Adalb.rto Trujillo, Enriqu. d. I. Pen••
AMERICAN SOCIETY OF CIVIL ENGINEERS OFFICERS: President Vice-Presld.nt
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_._.._.. Wnbur J.rmon Benni. Lybr.nd . . . Roberto Vill..... 1 _ . ..__.__Jesu. Lopez Mr. P.ul C. H ••• I.r, Jr. _
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Western Ch.p .... of the American Society of Civil Engin.... w...... bli.hed In 1948 by • group of tw.lv. m.n. EIIgibnity for m.mbership r.quires • m.jor of Civn Engineering with •• t.nding of .ophomore or .bov •• Th. ch.pter acqu.ints .tud.nts with on•• nother, introduces them to topics of interest in civil .ng,neerlng, .nd fo..... d.. v.lOpm.nt Of • professional .plrlt.
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OFFICERS: Georg. G.rci., Secr.t.ry; Mr. Floyd Deck.. , Sponsor; &ni. Holmes, Senior R.present.tiv.; d.nt; Art N.poI •• , Tre.sur .. ; .nd 6.01'9. M.rtch, Vice Presid.nt.
D.n WiIIi.m.on, Presi-
A. I. E. E. Th. stud.nt ch.pt .. of the Am .. ican Institut. of a.ctrica) Engin......... bli.hed in 1948 encour.ges the .dv.ncement of .Iectricel .ngin.... in the fieid. of th.ory .nd pr.ctice. togeth .. with .Died .rts .nd sci.nces, developm.nt of individu.1 .ngineers .nd participation in in.pection trip. to places of engineering int...... Row I: George G.rci •• D.n Wali.m.on, Mr. Floyd A. Deck... Ed B.j.r.no •• nd Fr.nk Gonzalez. Row 2: Ernie Holmes, Pete R.mirez, Ben Flore., Art N.poles, George mart, Jerry M.rsh.I, G.len P.lmore, R.ymun. do Rios, .nd Fr.nk V.lenzuel••
A poor initiata kiss.. the Blamey Stone.
Time for chow.
Time to collect chow tickets. The woes of being initiated.
Richard Fuentes wins his trophy for the Best Beard.
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61enc1e receives her crown.
My eren't w. proudl
Willi. Pala. receives the award for the Best Groomed Beard. 211
Bettie Davis bRndfoJd. an initiata.
Dorothy Pierce i. .hown an outside view of the mine.
An initiate is doing penance before he .... St. Pat.
The calm before the storm.
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What a mass of humanity!
SOMETHING must be funny
Ooh. to be able to see
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DR. ANTON BERKMAN Graduate Division
MRS. LOUISE RESLEY Dean of Women
DR. JACK YUTHAS Dean of Student Life
EU6ENE M. THOMAS Dean of Mines and En91..-1n9
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LOUIS C. STAMATAKSOS Dean of Men
DR. HERBERT BELL Direcior of the Health Service
MRS. JACKL YN McKENZIE Secretary of Graduate Division
MRS. MILDRED SKOV Ubrary
MISS FRANCES CLAYTON Assistant Ubrarian
MRS. MARY JO McKENZIE Administrative Staff
MR. REX GERALD Curator of Museum
MRS. ZELMA MITCHELL Buline" OffIce
MISS MARY L. WHITE Donnilory Steff
MRS. JOSlE RAMSEY Donnilory Steff
MRS. NELL SKIPWORTH Mu.......
MRS. ANN WILKERSON Secretery Dean of W_
MISS VERA WISE Professor of Art
EARL JAMES LANDERS Assistant Profassor of Biological Sciancal
MR. CLARENCE J. CERVENKA Assistant Profalsor of Enginaaring
ADMIRAL RUSSelL C. BRINKER Civil Enginaering
FLOYD A. DECKER Profallor of Elactrical Enginaering - Haad
MRS. MARY DUKE Assistant Profallor of Biological Sciancal
PAUL C. HASSLER AlIOCiata Profallor of Enginearing
DR. FLOYD E. FARQUER Chairman of Education
DR. ALONZO
N. FOSTER
Professor of Education
DR. MINNIE C. HENDERSON Associate Profenor
of Education
E. QUINN Chairman of Geology
Allistant Profassor of Education
WILUAM
Professor of Geology
Associate Professor of Education
HOWARD
MRS. BERTHA REYNOLDS
DR. LLO'YD A. NELSON
JACK H. MEADOWS
S. STRAIN
AI.istant Profellor of Geology
MRS. EMILY H. VOWELL
Instructor in Geology
DR. GEORGE E. KISER Chairman of Economics and B. A. Deportment
MICHAEL
BRAND
Instructor of B. A.
FLORENCE BUCKNER
Instructor of B. A.
Economics and B. A.
DONALD K. FREELAND Associ.te Professor of
DR. WADE J. HARTRICK
Profellor of Economics and B. A.
Economics and B. A.
ROBERT L BENNETI Prof.llor of Economics
and B. A.
DR. GENE L ERION As.oci.te Professor of
STELLA M. SMITH
ROBERT S. LIPSON
Assistant Professor of B. A.
Instructor of Economics and B. A.
GEORGE C. TOMPKINS
Instructor of B. A.
JOSEPH H. JAMES ARistent Prof.ssor of English
DR. JOSEPH LEACH Prof.ssor of English
MRS. GRACE K. SMITH Instructor in English
LEON D. MOSES
DR. RAY PAST
Associate Profe.lor
ASloci.t. Prof.nor of English
of English
DR. C. L. SONNICHSEN Prof.ssor of English Ch.irmen
MR. RICHARD SPEtD Instructor of English
DR. PEARL PONSFORD ARlltent Prof.Ror of English
MRS. ROBERTA WALKER Instructor of Enghsh
MRS. KATHLEEN CRAIGO Auistant l'Tofessor of PhY'ical Educetion
JOHN MIDDAGH Associete Profeioor of Joumer.,m
MRS. LYNETTEGLARDON Instructor of PhYlical Education
MISS BARBARA M. MODIC Instructor of Nursing
MRS. EVODIA A. REINIKKA Assistent Professor of Nursing
LE ROY G. SEILS Cheirmen of Heelth end Physicel Education
REX W. STRICKLAND Chairman of History, Government, Sociology
MR. JOHN W. DENNY Instructor in History and Government
EUGENE O. PORTER ProfellOr of H'1Itory
MR. THEODORE D. HARRIS Instructor of History
DR. W. H. TIMMONS Professor of History
DR. WAYNE FULLER AlIOCiete Profenor of History
MR. PAUL GOODMAN Instructor in Sociology
MRS. MARY QUINN AIIOCiete Profenor of
Sociology
DR. EDWIN J. KNAPP M.th & Phy.ic. Chairman
DR. RALPH P. BENTZ Associate ProfellOr' ofM.th
CHARLES H. GLADMAN
HAROLD N. BALLARD A .... Profe•• or of
Associate
Profelsor
ofM.th
COL. FRANK MITER Instrudor
of Math
W. A. BURGETT Instrudor in M.th
HAROLD COLDWELL In"rudor of M.th
Physic.
DR. EUGENE LEWIS As... Profe•• or of Chemistry
VLADIK A. MICULKA As... Prof. of M.th & Phy.ic.
COL. NEIF NEPRUD Instrudor in M.th
MRS. NILES PATIERSON Instrudor in M.th
WILLIAM L. SHEPPARD In.tructor in M.th & Phy.ic.
COL JOSEPH H. BUYS
Mditary Science Chairman
SGT. ROBERT G. COX
MAJ. DUNCAN S. BOUGHNE
Military Science
MUitaryScience
CAPT. LEONARD P. OCHS MIlitary Sclanca
M/SST. THEODORE R. MEIER
Military Science
DR. JOHN H. DISMANT
Auociata Profeuor of Mining & MetaUurgy
MR. GUY INGERSOll
Auociata Profauor of Mining & Metallurgy
DR. JOSEPH C. RINTELEN M";", .& Metalurgy
Cllairman
DR. FREDERICKW. BACHMANN Prof.uor of Mod.m Langu.g ••
MR. FRED M. BREWER Instructor of Spanish
MR. W1WAM M. RUSSaL Instructor In Mod.m Langu.g ••
MR. WIWAM F. WEBB Assist.nt Profeuor of Mod.m Langueg..
MRS. GRETCHEN GABRIEL Auist.nt Profe.sor of Spani.h
DR. EDGAR T. RUFF Professor of Mod.m Languag••
DR. ROBERTL TAPPAN Assist.nt Profeuor of Mod.m Langueg••
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John Fitch, Mary Ailaniell. and Elaine Hanna represent tha Pub.cation Dapartment.
MR. NORBERTCARNOVALE Music
MR. RALPH C. BRIGGS
DR. E. A. THORMODSGAARD
Millie
Chairman of MUlic
DR. E. EIDBO Auociale '" 010110' of Music
DR. JOHN CARRICO Muolc:
DR. HADDOX DR. C. C. CRAWFORD Chairman of Philosophy
PAUL E. THETFORD Philosophy & Poycho!otY
C.G.HACKm Poycholo9"f
Assistant Prof.no, of
Philosophy
R. MILTON LEECH
Chairman of Drama & Spaach
MRS. W. H. BALL Assistant Profanor ofSpaach
Instructor of English
Instructor of Spaach
Instructor of H"1Itory
Drerna
MISS EMILY HAMILTON
MRS. FORREST JONES
MR. JOHN A. HOVEL
FRANK R. HARLAND Instructor of
MR. JIMMY WALKER
Instructor of Health & Physical Education
MRS. MARY LOU PETREUO Post Offica Supervisor
Dr. Jo.eph R. Smaey, the newly inaugurated Pre.ident of Texa. Westem College, .peaks at hi, inauguration.
One of the most imprenive Icene. on any campus is an Academic Procession.
The facuftv members and visitors reg-
ister for the Presid.nr. Inauguration.
wen now clen, ebout that word angiu'" loopsl-angui"'Q
Dr. and 1lAn.Smiley waving at T.W.C. Homecoming 'ereile opecteton.
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WILLIAM ALBRECT M.jor: S.ology Ft. Worth, T••••
ARTURO BUENAVENTURA ALVAREZ M.jor: Civil Engin.ering EI '.'0 TeUI ASCE C.mpu. CoII •• gUOl N.wm.n Club Scobb.rd & BI.d. 1
ANN LOUISE ANDERSON M.jor: Educolion-Englilh
T... rkon., T.... Honor.ry
Educoflon Society
VICTOR JOHN ANDRULONlS M.jor: BBA
V.ridorgrift, P•• Dolt. Sigmo PI
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JOSEPH ARMLJO M.jor: Metolurgicol Engineering EI P81O,Tuel AIME AIpho Phi Omog. Am.ricon Society for Metols NowmanClub Scobbord & Biodo
LUCILLE ARMENDARIZ M.jor: BBA EI 'aso, Teu. Phi S.mm. NU
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SEORSE ARMS
M.tor: BBA
EI P... , T.... Intr...t.1ur.1 Director
K.ppe Slgmo Scobbord & BIodo
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JEANB066m EIom ry Educolion
CAROLINE Mofor,
EI '810, r . BSU Chonrillg Pmld ....
Dolt. DeIt. Dolt.
231
WINFRED TRAVIS BOe&itT Mofor: P. E. Som1nolo, T.... BSU
M Club
ANNABELLE BEAN Major: Pra-Mad EI 'a.o, T .UI Alpha Chi Clianrizig P...Mad Club ScIIoIari. Zeta Tau Alpha
JOHN HENDRICK BEHRENS MajOt":B.A. EI PalO, Ta.a.
BRUCE BLACK Major: Gaology EI Palo. Ten. AIME Football "Mil Club Sigma Chi Track
ROBERT BOBO Major: Electrical Engin.ering El Paso, T....
APO BSU Football
5 E DAN RUSSELLBOYD Major: Metalurgical EnginHring Abilene, TeUI
AIME Alpha Chi Alpha Sigma Mu Phi Omega
JIM BRICKEN Major: BBA Dougla., Arizona Collega Playa.. Lambda Chi Alpha
~IT-
JACK BURGESS Major: Mining Enginearing Alpina, T.... Ba.ketball W •• I.y Foundation
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FRED CANALES Maior. BBA El PalO, T.... Scabbard .. B1ad.
JOSE LUIS CARRERA Major: BBA EIPaso, Teus Accounting Club
PATRICIA MARY CHEW Major: 8ementery Eduoelion EI Palo. T eXIII
JOHN COUGHRAN M.jor: E1ectrio.1 Engineering EI P•• o
CUFF B. DARDEN M.jor: P. E. Hubb.rd, Tex••
RONALD D. DEHMAN M.jor: R.dio Ir T.V. B 'aso, T.... A1ph. Ep.ilon Rho F1owneet· 1958 Editor KVOF-Proqr.m Director Nugget.Editor Pro.pector • Bul. Mgr.
DALE E. DICKSON M.jor: 8ement.ry Educotion 8 'alO, THI. ACE
Auooiotion of ChUdhood
DAVID R. DAVIDSON M.jor: BBA EI PalO, TeUI
Educotion
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JERRY DIXON
M.1or: BBA 8
".10, T....
eoun..1
Zet. T... Alpha
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ROBERT 6. DUCHOUQUETTE M.jor: Pre-Med
8P.oo,T_ Am.rIcon Chemicol Society Interf.ith Councll Lambd. Chi Alpha Or.ng. K.y l'rot-MecI Club Student CouncU T.W.C. RIfle T•• m
LYDIA FRANCO Malor: BBA
".10,
8 T_ Compu. CoIu_ Flowsheet Newmlll Club Phl6 ....... Nu
YVONNE FRANCO
A. GALINAS
LUCY GALVAN
Major: Speech EI '810, TeUI Newmen Club Compu. ColIeegue. AmerIcan Childhood Lugue
Major: P. E. Prelidio, Te.iI.
MELCHOR GANDARA
l14.jor: ClvII Engineering Chihuahue, M.xico ASCE
Engineering Student Council
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BODY GARNER
ORLANDO GARZA
l14.jor: II4etalurgical Engineering Coilobad, N. 114. AmerIcan Inolifute of I14inlng Engineers
SIgma Alpha EpII10n SIgma Gamm. Epsilon
l14.jor: Biological Science. '810, TeUI Alpha Chi Men of l14i... SA President S.rdonyx
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RAYll40ND W. GENUSKE l14.jor: BBA
Downen Grove, III.
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ROY GIBSON
t.i.jor: PhyoIco
ERNEST GUELDNER
Or.nge Key
l14.jor: Chemistry Ju...... t.iexico Amarican Chemical Soclafy
~~I8lade
AIME CompUi Colle.gu ..
Children, Tue.
Cosmopollt.n Club Kidd I14ini"9 Club Ne..... nCIub
ROOOLFO GONZALES Major: Radio" T.V. EIPalO, Taxa. Alpha Ep.ilon Rho Scabbard " Blade
RAUL GUERECA Major: Mu.ic Education 8 Palo. Texas M.sic Education National Conference
SERGIO GUERRERO Major: P. E. Torreon, Mexico
JOHN F. HALL Major: BBA EI Pa.o, Texa. Scabbard " Blade Track
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MONICA CENICEROS HERRERA Major: Govemment EI PIII'O. Teds College Players Golddiggers Pre-Lew Club
IRENE HOLLAND Major: Art Ode ..... Texa. Kappa PI
JACK HOLMBERG Major:BBA Albuquerque. N. M. Delta Sigma PI IFe Sigma Alpha Epsilon
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ERNEST HOLMES Major: Electrical Engineering Ft. Worth, Texa. AlEE Orange Key Sigma Alpha Ep.Hon Sardonyx Scabbard " Blade
ARLES EDGAR HOWELL Major: BBA EI Paso, Texa. Orange Key Sardonyx
GEORGE EDGAR HOWELL Major: PsycholocJY 8 Pa.o, Taxe. O,anqa Kay P.i Chi P.ycholoqy Chlb
ROBERT HUGHES Major: Gaoloqy Ft. Stockton, Taxe. AIME
GEORGE IWANAGA Major: Spanish EI Paso, Texe.
APO
GLENN M. JOHNSON Major: Geoloqy EI PelO, T _xal Scabbard & Blade Si!lma Alpha epsilon
SEE;.
5 E N I DtCKJUBA Major: BBA ....wrenc •• Me ... Kappa SiqIN Oranqa Kay
LEE ALLEN JONES Major: P. E. Brownfield. Taxa.
GERALD E. KRICH Major: Matahlrqical Lehiqhton. Pa.
Enqineerinq
THEODORE LAPKO Major: Geoloqy San Antonio, Texe.
AlME Kidd Mininq Club Newman Club SEG
MARY ANN KENNEDY Major: Chemistry 8 '8SO. T_UI A1""a Chi BSU Chanriziq
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EOWINLENT M.jon Joomorlllll foronto, C.n.d. A1pho Chi-VIco-ProL BSU ..W .... mo, .. Editor 8 Burro Fiction Editor
Joum.rlllll SlIver K.y KVOF Promotion .... nofMin ..
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Or.nge Koy-R.porte, Prospecto,-Nows Editor Sordonyx.Reporler Who',Who
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DON STUART LESUE M.jo,: BBA
8P.00, T....
Bo"'_
eoollCl1
Co""""ry Club 0.1t. Sigm. PI K.ppe 5ig"", Sophomo .. P..L SA Vico-PreL
JUDY MACIVER .... jor: Bement.ry Educotlon BPuo, T.... BSU
B1LUE 6ENE LEWIS Nolo,: BRA Co;,ob.d, N. M.· FootboU' MCIub SCO..... rd " BIodo Slgm. AIpho Epal10n
VICTOR MACIAS M.jon Mot.1uraicaI ~'9
Fco Portilo ChIIiua .... ,
JOAN LYONS loA.jon Educotlon
B P.oo, T.... BSU Dell. G..... WAA
JOHN A. MALOOLY
MoIar:88A
B~_,T....
DeII.G.m"",
~CIub
WAA
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JERRY V. MARSHAU. &EOR&E Ie. MAltTCH .... jon EIoctricoI EnglMoring .... ior: BocmiceI EoEn.g1n.._orIr1n.... Philips,T.... 8 ~_, T.... AlEE Eooglnurlng CouncI Or.nge Key ~~"BIodo
DON PRESTON MARnN ..... jor. Education
Charlotte, T....
EOWARD B. MASCH M.jor: Geology
MARCI MATLOCK
San Antonio, Te•••
Monahans. Teus
M.jor: Educ.tion Chanrizig
BaHetbaU
Chaerla.d.r
CcUeg. Players
FRED G. MAULDIN M.jor: G.oioQy
San Antonio. t.xa. AIME S.E.G. Sigma Gemma Epsilon
Jr. FaYorite
Soholari. Zet. T.u Alpha
5 E PAT MAURY .....jor: BBA Roswen, N. M.
Canterbury Club ChanrizIQ Co-Ed eo.ncH Dalt. G.mma Phl6 ...... Nu
JAMES MaTON
M.jor: Joum.1ism EI P.so, T....
E1Burro KVOF Staff
Nowman Club Prospector Sigma Alpha Epsilon
WAA
MALLORY MILLER .....jor: 88A EI P.so, T.... Sardonyx Sigma Alph. Ep.ilon
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INDIA MITCHELl Major: Education Kilgore, T.... Deft. Delt. Delt.
FooIbeI Court
VERNON MITCHELl M.jor: BBA
Kilgore, T.... Footb.U Sigma Alpha EpsHon
RICHARD MONTALBO
Maior: 6eoIoGY
San Antonio,
t....
FRED M NATIONS Major: BBA EI PelO. Texe.
CAROLYN SUE NEU&AN M.jor: Elementary Education BPeao, T..... Alpha Pal Omeg. CO-Ed Councd College PIaye .. Dalto Gamma Panhellenic
M8JSSA NICHOLSON
T_.
Major: Soconclary Education BPalO, GoIdd"lCJg路... NowmanClub Pal Theta Sigma 00110 PI
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SANDRA P. 06DEN
Major: Muaic Education Odaua, To.... Acapella Choir
Chenrizig Dalto Dolta Dalto Dorm Council
GUILLERMO PAlAU M.jor: Metallurgy San luis PoIolI, Mellico AIME Kidd Mining Club
DOYLE L PATRICK Major: BBA Mariett., OIoIahome
Music Education
National Conf.ronco WAA
PATRICIA ANN PENCE M.jor: MIIIIc Educetlon Monahe ... T.....
FlIANCISCO R. PEREZ Major: French BPalO, T_.
Big Si_ Anocialion
Uhr
M.E.N.C. TWC Choir
N...:.'!n
c....:....
Ci;;b"
Pro-Med Club Sigma DoIta PI
MARGARET ELIZABETH RICHARDSON Major: Secondary Education AmeriAo. Teus fufu .. Taachen of America
JOSE G. RIVERA Major: BBA B Paso. Ta"". Delta Sigma Pi Sardonyx Scabbard " Blade
SALLY KING ROBERTSON Major: Art Roswell. N. M. Cheerleader Collage Players B Burro Kappa Pi Ubrary Staff Zeta Tau Alpha
FRANCIS J. RODDY. JR. Major: Physics Philadelphia. Pa. Pershing RIfle.
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LUClllE SEPULVEDA Major: Biological S..... BPaso. T_.
ce.
JON A. SANDERS MaJor: P. E. Vaughn. N. M. Basletball I.U. M Club Track
JOHN MILLER SHERMAN Major: Pre-Mad Alamogordo. N. M. Orange Kay
P... Mad Club Sardonyx WerJ.y Foundation
MARCIA SCHWBNBERG Major: Enghlh Ft. Worth
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JANET GAlL SHUMAKER M.yor: Bomont.ry Educ:ofion D.llel, Texal A.C.E. BoauxArts C... terbury Club
FRANCIS ALEXANDER SHUNK M.jor: Mot.!unJi.. 1Engi_ring EI P81O, Texel AlME Sc.bb.reI & Bled.
CURns c. SLOAN Mojor: BIA Pampa, Teul
K.ppe Sigm.
ChiOmogo
ARMANDO
P. SOTO
~_i!'r:Sponilh
~.Texu
Nowmon Club S.. bborel & 8Iodo Sigmo Dolt. PI
Jr. P.n Amoricon
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DAVID LEE SPlREK M.jor: BIA Fort Dodge, low. Dolt. S1tmo PI
JOE STANDIFER Molor: BIA 8oytown. T....
W1LUAM A. STANTON Mo(or:
6ooIocIv
Son AntanIo,
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Dorm
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TWC Chorolo
WM W•...., Foundotlon 2+7
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NICHOLAS R. TATE Mo(or: P. E. Foh, N.V.
NowmonC"b P. E. Mojon PretIdonf
JOHN ALLEN TAYLOR M.jor:UA ........ IN.... T....
CARLOS P. TELlEZ .... jor: Economics
Anthony. T.... Newmen Club
GEORGE THOMPSON .... jor: Electricel Engi_ring Huntington. Ind.
APO IFe R.p.
MARY LEE TILLER .... jor: BBA Sen Antonio. T.... WAA
Zet. T.u A1ph.
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THOMAS W. TRUMBULL .... jor: Pre-Lew St. P.u1. 1Iof..... Pre-Lew Club Si4Jma AIphe EpoiIon
AURORA VlLLE6AS
.... jor: Physics Auofin. T....
RENE A. VELA .... Ior.UA EI T.... Delt. Sigma PI. T.......... Newman Club. PNsicl.nt
".10.
RoO.T.C.
DONALD L WARD .... jor: Psychology ElP_. T.... Psycholoqy Club Sigma ArpIN Epsilon
JOHN LEWIS VICKERS M.jor: UA
F........ T....
Slgm. AIphe Epll10n Delt. Slgm. PI
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JOHN D. BARLOW M.fo':
8 Paso, Texe.
DOROTHY BREDON Major: Education
EI Paso, Tex••
CHARLES BROWN Malo': P.E. ~,T ....
RICHARD F. BUGNACKI Major: PhysIcs Syracuse, No Y.
Bufefbal
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FRANK D. BURNm
Malo': B.B.A. EI 'elO, T....
JOHN COU6HRAN Koppe SIgma
ROBERT F. CHESSlR Ma' • CivIl EnglMering
sil:..
T.... A.S.C.E. ShlcIent Paper WI ......
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JOSE DE LA FUENTE M.jor: Mining· Gaology Enginaering AI..... Phi Om.ga
Aol.M.E. lI49
JOSEPH C. EZZELL. Major: 6aoIotY
E1Paso,T_ PhI Koppe To.
MARY FAIRCHILD M.jor:
a.m
Shorman, T ...
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Eelucal10n
WIlLIAM FAIRCHILD Major: &Iolagy
Se. Antonio, T.... Scabberd .. Bled. Sigme Chi
KATHY RTZ6ERALD M.jon Methemetics HaMib.l. Mo.
6._
CAESAR RJLTON
SitJme
MIKE FURMAN EpslIon
A.1.t.1.E. 5.A.E.
Melon B.BA El PalO, T.... Scabbard .. Bled. Footbel Si9me AIphe Epsl10n
5 E N I JO MAE 6EOR6E Mejor: EIement.ry Educeflon BP_.T ..... DeIte DeIt. DeIt.
JAMES HARVIE MaJor: Ecanomtca
9 If_. T..... Or••
K..,
W.A.A.
DIANE JONES Malon e••lo" BIf_.T .... DeIte DeIte DeIt. W.A.A.
rwc .. nd
KAY JONES
Mejor: Elementery Educeflon BP.IO,T .... A.c.E.
RocUtM.
6olddigge ..
DeIt. DeIt. Delta
EVB.YN IMLS Malon B.BA 9P.IO. T....
DeIt. DeIt. DeIt. W.AA WetJey Fou.detlon Praspector
H1tWOK LONG Mejor: B.BA
Maleya B.s.U.
Cosmopolite. Club
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RAUL LOPEZ Major: S.ctrlc.1 Engi... rill9 Chihu.hu., M•• lco A.I.E.E.
Compu. CoIle.gu •• Newmen Club
MARGUERITE LOY A
M.jer: Biological Scienc •• EI Paso, Texl.
Newrn.n Club Pre-M.d Club
CARL LUNDQUIST
Major: GeoJoqy Faifbenb, A1.ih.
MIKE McKENZIE M.jor: Geology Sen Antonio, T.... A.I.M.E.
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MARILYN
MARSH
M.jor: Education Florence. Montlftll W.A.A. A.C.E. Deli. Deli. Dolt.
JAMES MELTON
M./or:Jou SPuo,T Golf FIowxheet S Burro
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RALPH RANDA Malor: ...........
EI ;:.10 THa' 1
KVOf
ROBERT NAGEL
ADELA MURILLO
M.jo<: Music Educotlon
Mejor: Payc:hology
S P... , T.... M.E.N.C.
S P... , T....
EDNA NIXON Melor: Music education S~ ... , T....
Bend Choir M.E.N.C. T.u Bet. Sigrne 1I51
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GUIUERMO ORTIZ Mojor: B.B.A AIomogordo, N. M.
RALPH K. PARK Mojor: G .. logy Redwood City, Corof AI.M.E. G .. logyClab
VICTOR PENA Mojor: B.B.A EI Palo Tex •• t
Doito Sigmo Pi Nowmon Club
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SALLY ROBERTSON
ROSA M. RODARTE Mojor: Elemontory Educolion EIPoso, T0.0' Koppo Dolto Pi Nowmon Club
MARIA LUISA RODRIGUEZ Major: Music Education
EI 'alO,
Texal
Scholorio
JOSEPH ROGERS Mojor: B.BA EIPoso, Toxo,
HECTOR SAMANIEGO Mojor: Redio " TV
CHARLES R. SULUVAN Mojor: Phy.ico
EI PalO, Texes
EI PalO, T e...
A1pho Epsilon Rho
Sordonyx A1pho Chi Scobbord ond Blodo Nowmon Club
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MARIA MAGDALENA TERRAZAS Major: P.E. EI Paso, Texas Campus Colleagues
YOLANDA C. TRUSZKOWSKI Major: B.B.A. EI Pese, Texas Campus Colleagues
Newman Club
Nawman Club
PEDRO VARGAS Major: Pre-Med
MARJORIE WATKINS Major: English
EI Paso, Texas
EI Paso, Texas
Newman Club pre.Med Club
All TWC Feyorite Pan Hellenic Council. Tfeas.
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WILLIAM M. WEBB Major: History EI Palo, Texas Who's Who
BILL WELSCH
ANNA JEAN WIPF Major: Mathematics EI Paso, Texa. Pre-Med Psi Chi Pr••. Delta Delta Delta W.A.A.
Major: EI Paso, Texas
Delte Sigma Pi
Men of Mines
Alpha Epsilon Rho Phi Alpha Theta
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DON WILLIAMSON Major: Electrical Engineer
CLYDE WISE Major: Secondary Education Brownwood. Texa.
EI Palo, Texas A.I.E.E. Who's Who Men of Mines Outstanding Electrical Engine.r 253
RAYMOND WURM Major: History Islip, N. Y. Pili Alpha Theta
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AHMED ABDIN
CRANDELL ADDINGTON
WAYNE AHR
JUDY BAKER
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SUE ANN BILLMAN
BERNADINE BROCK
ANN BRUNSON
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JANET BUTLER 255
CAROL CHAMBERS
TAESIN CHUNG
NORRIS COLEMAN
H.A.
COWAN
KAY CRAWFORD
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WANDA
KRAMER
KATE DAVIS
CHERI DUSSEA
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WILLIAM
M. ENGLERTH
BECKY ESTAVILLO 256
HANS FIELDS
CATHERINE FINERTY
RITA GALE
MIGUEL A. GALLARDO
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JERRY GILLEY
GARY MICHAEL GLOVER
RICHARD GRANT
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BRENDA GROSE 257
JERRY GUIDRY
NAJETIE
HALOW
BILL HANNON
JON
HANSEN
LEBRON HARDIE
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SARAH
LOUISE HARDISON
ALBERT HARRIS
KEN HATCHER
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ISABEL HERRERA
KEN HOBEN 258
RICHARD HOLT
RICETTA JAMES
DAVID JOHNSON
DALE JONES
TONY KENDRICK
MARY MARGARET KEY
J U N I
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DONALD KERBY
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KATHRYN KRATZ 259
WANDA
LAMBERT
KYUNG DONG
LEE
WAYNE
L1NNENBURGER
JULIE LORD
RAYMOND
LOWREY
J U N I
BENNIE LYBRAND
ESTHER LYNCH
BERTHA MALDONADO
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ARTHUR MARVIN
JUDY MALONE
JANE McCUTCHEON
WILLARD
McDANIEL
D. C. McKENZIE
PAUL McLEOD
MARGIE McNEIL
GARY MEADOWS
KENNETH MEARNS
J U N I
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CYNTHIA MORRIS
BRENDA MEHLMAN 261
WALT NANCE
EUGENIA NIEHAUS
MARTHA
PALAFOX
HELEN MARIE PAULUS
PAUL PAYNTER
J U N I
O. D. PAULK
NORMAN
PEYTON
STEVE PURSLEY
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ALLAN
EDWARD POWELL
LYDIA ROESKE
HAZEL RAMIREZ
JOHN
ROYALL
ADEL REYNOLDS
KENDALL SEGESER
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CAROL YON STONE
ED SANDELL
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ROY SPAHR 263
BOB SUMMERFORD
HEIDI VOGEL
BILL VOKES
ANNA MARIA VARGAS
CHARLonE
WALKER
J U N I
RAY M. WARREN
GRETCHEN WEGENER
BILL WELSCH
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LUCILLE WILLIAMS
CONNIE YOUNG
FRANCISCO CRUZ AEDO
DALE DUKE
ROBERT MacCALLUM
ORA NELL NEEL
JACKIE STROUD
JACK CALLEY
GEORGINA
GUEVARA
JAMES F. MALONE
NORMAN
PEYTON
BOB WALLER
DON McCLURG
LEBRON HARDIE
ROSE MARTINEZ
ALICE
SHERWOOD
FORREST WYLIE
JIM CONYERS
FRANK ISLY
ROBERT O. MATHIS
BOB DONAHUE
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HELEN ALFREY
LARRY BAIZA
MARSHA BAKER
SAM BAKER
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DONNIE BENHAM
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LEE BARNES
JOYCE BOURLAND
PATRICK BOWMAN
Bern RAE BOUTWELL
WILLIAM BRACE
CHARLIE BRADSHAW
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KAY BROADWELL
DON BURGESS
LYDIA BRENO
GEORGE BURGESS
JIMMIE BUESCHER
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SANDRA BURLESON
CHARLES CAGLE
EVELINA CARROLL
DARRELL CONGER
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CAROLE CONNER
JACK CORNER
JOHNNY COWEN
AARON CRANFORD
JACK CREAMER
DONALD CROUCH
LINDA CURTON
JO ANN DAUGHERTY
ANN DAVIDSON
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GAYLE DAVIS
MARY LURLINE DOUGLAS
OLIVIA DE LAS CASAS
WILLIAM DILLON
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SHERYEE DULANEY
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SARAH EAKER
ELAINE FINCH
JOHN FITCH
MARTHA LOU FLORENCE
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LAINY FRIEDMAN
MELO GARDNER
JUDITH GATUN
IVA NELL GRAY
ALDEN GEORGE
HALL
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ELAINE HANNA
MARTHA HARDY
PATSY HARRIS
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BErrY WICKER
JULIE WOODL£Y
ARMEDIA VILLALVA
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TOMMY WALL
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JACK WILLIAMS
IRMA YSLAS
JOAN ZUEHL
GLORIA ACOSTA
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,... Adml.lltratI.. I.lldl.. is the most recent addition to this campus. Its completion in 1956 provided sep' erete quarters for the administrative offices for the first time in the history of the CoHege. It is distinguished by the unique future of having a central foyer in the center of the building. dispeming with hallways. ,... ' ...11 ...
'. 1••ld•• ce was acquired for that purpose in 1943. Previously it had been rented for College use at various times from private owners. In 1933 it had been refurnished through efforts of the CoUege Wom. en'. Auxmary a. an athletes' dormitory. Originally it had been the home of V. E. Ware. B Pa.o contractor who had charge of the comtruction of the original buildings on this campus. ,... h....u M.....
". I.lld••c. was built in 1920 by Dean S. H. Worrell for his home on hi. own land. abutting on University prop!"!'!. In 1923 it was added to the Campus to serve a. an official residence: occupied by Deen John W. Kicld until hISdeath; and since 1941 by wcc_ive Busines. Managers.
,... Ult...ry wa. designed a. administration and library building in 1938. In 1956 Administration moved out and the building wa. converted to .. clu.ive library use. Recent additions have expanded the Library IUbdan. t1aly.
Th. Stull.at Ualoa lulllliag. yeen in the plenning and hoping,
ment of Speech and Drama.
finally went up in 1948. It has been virtually doubled in siza by the addition of a wing on the south, just recently completed.
Th. Cottoa M... orlal lullellag went up in 1947 as the Col-
MagoHia Aaelltorl... commemorates a historic figure, James Wiley Magoffin (1799.1868). pione.. in Southwest history and founder of the Magoffin line in EI Paso. Its construction in 1950 provided e center for the Department of Music and the Depart.
lege home of the Fine and Applied Arts, in accordance with the intentions of Frank B. Cotton (1844-1907). It was financed out of funds from the EI Paso estate accumulated by. this Boston indus. trialist who believed tangibly in the future of EI Paso when it was still a hamlet.
BOB OUCHOUQUETTE
NORMAN MORTIMER
DAN WILLIAMSON
ANDY LIVINGSTON
BELL
JUDY MALONE
HALL
DORMITORIES PROVIDE HOMES FOR STUDENTS
lell Ha". women's dormitory built in 1948, was dacliCllt.d in 19&0 "in the memory of Biubeth Merrnl Bel, 1846-1928, for her IINInycontributions to the dev.lopm.nt of the CoIl"'.l.... She hed diltl/lguished herself in the .arly activities of the Wom.n's Association for the eol"'.l. of Mines, now the Au.iliary.
MI.. ,. Hall hes .... ac1 es the athletes' dormitory since its op.n· Ing in 19&0. Its nam. honors the athletic teams who hav. carriacl the nam. of Miners onto the playing fl.lels of the Southw.st for the pest 45 years. Th. bil that .st.b1ished T. W. C. r.ad: "A SchcioI of M,ners (Mines) and Metallurgy is hereby cr.ated for the State of T.. as•• :' worren Hall opened in 1936 as simply the M.n's Dormitory. Four years Ieter it Wft glv.n its name in m.mory of S. H. Worr.lI. 0- Worrell "conceiveel the W.a that the State should hav. e
mining school" end founded this institution in 1914. serving as its d.en until 1923. Mrs. Worr.I, en ertist end writer, suggested the Bhutenese motif which was edopted for T. W. C. erchitec. tur•.
I•• odlct Holl. built in 1936. was just the Wom.n's Dormitory until 19-40. It was nemed in honor of H. Y. Benedict (1863.19371, presid.nt of the Unlv.rsity of T•• es from 1927 until his d.eth, who hed been a ,peclel fri.nd to the eol"'.l.' In 1957 Benaclict Hall became a m.n', dormitory. Huds,." Hall. m.n's dormitory
built in 1948, r.c.iv.d its nama in 1950. It honors Claud. I. Hudlfloth (1877.1941), best r.membered as West T•• as Congressman from B Paso 1919.36. His ,.rvices to T.W.C., th.n the Stat. School of Mines, detacl from his yaars in the T.. as l"'.lislatur. in 1902.18.
JUDY
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1.. , •• IId1., in its present form .nd function d from 1951. when last .nl.rged .nd r.mod.led. As the Chemistry BuDding it h.d b•• n included in the origin.' group or buDdings. Kell, H.II, the fint buDding to be .dded to the origin.1 group, w.s n.med for C. E. K.11y(1864-1933), f.ther of Associat. Professor M.ry K.lly Quinn, who served on the Board of Regenh from 1917 to 1923. "K.IIy" op.ned in 1921 .s • second dormitory. S.v.n ye.n I.ter it becam. • d.ssroom buDding in the form th.t w. know to· d.y .xcept for interior .Iter.tions in 1933 .nd 1938. TH C......
I.I M••• um w.s .Iocated to the Col.
leg. in 1936 by the EI P.so County Advisory Committee for the T... s Cent.nni.1 Cel.br.tion. It houses .rch .... logical. paleontological •• nd miner.logic.1 collections, devoting itself particul.r1y to the Southwest .nd ih history.
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Holl. built in 1927, w•• n.med in m.mory of WiRi.m H. S•• mon (1859.1927), professor of g.ology .nd mining from
lu...o. Holl. .noth .... of the origin.' building., op.ned in 17 es the Dormitory. It r.m.lned offici.lly Dormitory (.nd unofflcl.~ Iy "K.no H.II") until 1933, wh.n it w•• converted into. d .... room building .nd n.med for WIlIi.m H. Burges (1867.1946). first EI P.soan to serv•••• R.g.nt of the Univ.....ity of Te.u •
1919 until hi. d•• th. Se.mon H.II, now h•• cfqu.rt ..... for the D•. p.rtm.nt of Mining .nd M.t.llurgy, w•••• p.nd.d to its present •ixlI in 1940-41.
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TIle EII,I.orl., IlIIldl., .t.nd. •• the .nd.result of • .eries of .dditiOM to the Pow.... PI.nt of 1917, b.gun in 1936. Th. third
eom,..,
EI Po .. Notural Go. I.bor.tory building, completed in 1958, I. technically not. fl.rt of the T.W.C. cam· u.. But its .rchitecture w.. r.vised to h.rmonix. with the Co~ Cege motif by .p.ci.1 effort of E. P. N. G •• nd its progr.m In re••• rch .nd development involves coop .....tion with the Colleg. f.culty .nd .tud.nt body.
floor w••• dded in 1949: •• p.n.ion to the pres.nt .ix. w•• completed In 1955. Th. Pow.... Plant stln st.nd., but it h•• b•• n eempletely .urrounded within the .tructur •.
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SCIENCE BUILDING
The Science Building has can ta ined the Chemistry Depart. ment and the Department of Biological Sciences since its eenstruction in 1950. Its completion made it possible for tho! Chem· istry Department to surrender the building it had occupied since the founding of the College to Geology. Hoilldoy Holl. men's gymnasium, honors Robert L. Holliday, /1883.1954), member of the Board of Regents in 1927·1933. He had promoted the building program which furnished the College with this building and an expanded athletic field. His brother, Thomas C. Holliday, is remembered as one of our collllge's early coaches.
Kldd Field had its beginnings in a small stadium constructed in 1921 by Dean John W. Kidd (1880-1941) for the College ath. letic program. Until 1933 it went nameless. In that year it was expanded to present dimensions and named for "Cap" Kldd, "the father of football at Mines.•• who coached the first team and.•• built the original fiefd....-Shown on page 169. The Physics Building dominated the original campus in 1917. In those days it was the Main Building. It was renamed in 1951, following minor alterations to its present form. "Old Main" Is considered the example most faithful to the Buthanese motiff basic to Campus erchitecture.
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HUECO BRICK AND STONE. STUCCO CALCEMENT PAINT
• SAKRETE
Aqenle for United Van Lines. Inc.
2301 Mille St.
Dial IE 2-1449
FURR'S Your Neighborhood Supermarkets Seven in EI Paso • Fl'OIItIeI' Savl .. Stamps
• Lower Everyday Prices • u. S. Govt Graded Meats • FrlelNllly,courteous service
CompUmenls of
The Finest
Formal Fabrics
_s.a.-
KE2·4981
s. H. KRESS AND COMPANY 211 N. M.-a El PCIIIo. Old ..
Store
DIAMONDS - WATCHES SILVERWARE - CHINA
Since 1888
118 Mi1Is St.
COMMERCIAL ENGRAVING CO. Quality Photo Engraving for All Purposes Since 1912 Phones
I<E 2 6341 and I<E 3-2582
_
CON,AII\'
II'-T_
CBANES EDtpaved Wedding Invitations, Wedding Announcements Carda. Informala and Stationery 219 W. SAN ANTONIO ST. EL PASO. TEXAS
............ "I.'"
CompUments of
Southwestem Transfer Company Albuquerque
El pego
RAMSEY STEEL CO. Slructual Engineers 4100 Rosa SL
Dial KE 2-2686
El Paso. Texas
LAUNDRY - CLEANERS of .,'
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Distinction 408-20 S. Oregon
Rave mllkwill deliver. PBICE"S CBEAMQlF8
Proudly Offering ... * SOUND FINANCIAL
* GENUINE
305 Mills St.
FINISH FOR Mil DECOIADNG NEED
HANLEY PAINT CO.
Manufactur .... and Distributors P. O. Box 226-1901 Bassett Ave.-Phone
fwI~-- A COLOR AND
life.
HIRSCH BROTHERS MACHINERY COMPANY
Dial KE 2-2455
1531 MAGOFFIN AVENUE.
KE 2-2678
COLLEGE FASHIONS
EL PASO, TEXAS
THE YEAR ROUNP
FINE FOOTWEAR SINCE
SERVICE
1903
FRIENDLINESS
Member F. D. I. C.
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DOWNTOWN
110Texa.to 211 E. SanAntonio
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CHELMONT
5218 Montana
INDEX OF ADVERTISERS "Woe Prod_ Co. _ AcInII ____ LuI~ uct a.HrI._ Co. .. Atlu loUd... __ __ Co. ___ __
.U7 117
.m . m ... 111 JI5
Co..
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c.r
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0eD0f C.rroIl .Itd
c.rt.', CMa'
Co.
_
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6
III J1I
112 . .121
Co.
Del C...hIo Hotel DIcbIII,. .. EcIollll-lrwhI-CnnNIl I Co. III" LAo.......... C1..... BIIalt.......... . II Electric Co. . II "10 5.1.,1... .ad LoN. .
.317 .312 .324 J2t .. 121
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116 111
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N.nee
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Co.
114
. 114 J2I
"ower
I2t
Sa_an I "'cAr.. Schn Joe J
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121 J24
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I2S
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SeN'' ••• '.
31' U4
PIttIba 61•• eo. . ,... A. I. 11_ Co.. 'CNIiford IroI. . .. Dry 800d. Co. PoItw's COlonIal 'rica', er-........a I.c. Sho, ....
'ODIlIa'
III 124 ...121
120 117 . 114 116 ..311 DC 32S
.. Inc.
...,.111'..... Drive-Ins a.-nan ud T.11on .
o.sI • 0
Horta ..... lIf.eturln. Co. Inc. _. m HoY .. WI'" Floors Co. .... .... 1M K..... •• K..... florist _ ..__ ..__.. ... ICntL S. H. I Co. . .
..
125
114
Steal Co. tee, . .. 1:1. Etaetr1ca1 10.1._. Co. Inc. . ............. Mll.. FuR 1 Hom.
......,. ...
III JJ7 III J2S
Co.
"'c"'III.'!r...~1tI1i 9 .. ,.". Inc.
NOfIfOe.
=
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Supply
WcKecNI NDIor Inc.
tNnl., ,.llIt I: 61 Co. Inc. . 129 H.rdlll. I: Orr Fu 1 Hom. ..6 Hlnc11 Iros. M.chlMry eo. ._.... I2t
u=-~~ .·Sa...
Co..
1101..,.......
... 12t 112 _. .IIS
3D
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.m
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Co.
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327 J2I _.__
Co. . ... ." ka Service
... lIQftOIla IoIftlfl'
11i
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Lumber
L-. All .... vell. C,. H
PnlcI ..... 1 In..... nee Com,. .., of AlMrIca __ ~ _.
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mil ....10I tv
Lallndry .nd a....,. Co. m N.tur.1 G•• Co •....... _.,._ m N I G •• Prochcts 121 _I Co III YiI... hi LSM. . '.' . 3D
Feeler'. Jewel ..... __. Flae Arb ShHIIo _.. Food rt._ _ _ Fr.nkllfl Optlul Co. Fwr Food Sto.... 61.-
.312 II' .... 117
Coon......
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121 121 J27
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''..10 10
B B EI '.so BP EI ,
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117 .311 I2f
m
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D.1rj IK. . .
Z.I.' ZorIi: H
ry Co. Inc. Co. . .
121 hi 117 .. .
•
.m 121
INDEX OF STUDENTS A
AWI_, AINMd _
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Aced.,
8torIa -.. W.", AM ._
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1
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• .41 .. __ 142 2DI
.
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. 112 M, 15 110 '., 217
w."..
A1d-e,........
176
AldrlQ!.~
.. 111
Atfnlf. "... All.... AlI_, AlI_, AlI_, AI
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AI.,
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lei
III 1>1 It • a
as
163
LIJHI.
•
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177
e.•
Jose
AI., Aly _._"
=
127:
. 211
Louis
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tor"
12 12
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AN .....
111
Anollo.~
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112. 217
",112,
19
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.
77. _I . 142 I.
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41. 44. 141. lIS 161
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• 14. 142. 214
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e. 124, •
171 1•• 211 14 124
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III•• 140
.. It. 124. • 214
1171 17t 211 1M. 214 It. I ." 12
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17. 44. ..
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117. 175, • ".
1M
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22. 112, 112. _ 2DI
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eo. o.rol. . eo._, JRt . JIm
J.
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112,_ 110 . 124, 217 .. 171.
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Dutton.
OI
D."n. LH DUflsmor·
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Elkin .... D.nny E111•• MIl 1111I0Il Ilcurd Endlk~, W.rle E:5aml1.William El'Ir .... IoNn. hco , Ju.. Iv .... , WIIlI.m _",_.
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I::: m 217
217 174.2D
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140. 174 2S5
330
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. ..... 271
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l: 19
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15
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lot. 144. 217 .. 171 .... 1 161
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50,. U, .... 65, 77t
1ft. 126, 110. 21 . >II . 41 >II D. 265 44.141.
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h ... Tom. F 12 F.rrchbd. II • ..,.. .. 19, >It hlrcllnd, WIIIt.", . 2&0 Field. I. 217 FI.ld .. Chartl. •• Fl..... JoIln ... . • Flndi 11.1... . 271 e.tIor II. 101. 120, 126. I-
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10 u. 72,
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, ... 62, 72. 271
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Fr..... Franco.
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.
FhI'r.W.
hnMlt. JolIn hrtnen. .....
120. 217
.
Craft. u.rla.. ... Cr·:6j~M ... er..... _._.. A.l'OII . Crawwora. Kay .
>It 19
120.!:
aMi. Laur. Coicor... Joltn Comell lob "',. ColIoy Id .. c;:o.gti,... John Cowan. H. It.
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I-
2DI 216 II' 131,161
Col'.
Cow, ••
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n
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110 110 • 214 152
1>1 216 192 12
eMlII""". CMtfleld • .loa .. a..tterton. Sandr.
a.
27t
t"S:-..II ••~,-r.
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Edm" H..,..,.. Carol .
c:.1caros.
CuI,.
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..IS2, 211 , 67,. 211
1......
J I Jim ._.
112, •
L.... _.Id . Cia AMo. Fr.Klsco Ioltart . CurtOll. Ullda D. It. n. 121.
FItdI. ......
AoOd. Mel_. _. 11_....
D............
. ... 140, . .. .........
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CarlNi.l. Oscar Carrar •• Jose Lui. Carroll. &ell".
120
•
D'Hon~= de I. Jose~ . .
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Cabellaro. Cabell.roJ
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Jadl _ ..
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e.",. ...Tom_. ll~ c.dr.' Cal....... IoNrt
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61, 62. 124. 101
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...tit, 241 ,..
124 . .. 1M, 272 H.IO!L!f.r 50. St. So 119 Hampnm, )otolMrt .....116 HlmDtoft. WestoR .. 140 H.nd'hlJhll . I~ 211 H.ft .... 1:111,.... ....10, U. "" M', 11.
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turrl., e.lne _.
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Linda... ..... ,IN,. _....
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Hendenon, .-. _............... HII'I'I.ftd-. Eftrlq.. Hernandez. M.rtIla HIlT., Hllfftlrt, bella H John .__ ..
272
0, 51,
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124, 2tO 272 163 _. . ., -" 110 n, 12, 241, 2h 142 .
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79 2S9 19 •
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... 174, . 144, . 144,
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m'~~u·-v ··:.'::.-.~:,···.::-·m:124~-m HOMn, K... _ _.N ..... . _... d"'_
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.
H.IlltOII, 1111 . _ .. H"nnon, lutHI. HI • ..,., Jon __ .__ H.... , .....,.Ia _." Hard., ulroI'l _"." Hardl", S.,.h Loul.. .. Hardison, &.... 1.. .. Hardy, N_rthIi
.... .1·.. .110 .. 61. BI ......... ,." . 291 ." ". 113. 27t .52, It, 72, 21t . 1CoIlI'" A. J. ..... . . 131.274 .. 101 Kow.Il "" . Ih, Kr."
len.", K., _...
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H.. _b ...... ld •. .. .... 290 Hold.... _._.52, u. II, m HoI,.ln. I...... _ _ .. 7' HoI,ul.. ".null .._..... ... m _. e:.t'r ...•. 1M. 290 _, Lonon • . M2 HoIlena. lren •.. '- ,.. ,_.... _ .. ,- .. MI HoI Jock. . .. - . 144. 141 HoI EmHt ..... _..41, .... 1~1. 152.. IN. 241 Holm ... Fr.1tCeI _..... ,17, tI. 120, 2n HoImll~,Tom .... . .... _ 2tO Holt. lk ... rd .._.. . 144, 25t Hor.k, Cltarl ".... . . .. . ..140
n.
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Loa,. Lon., L....
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Ann.
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Woon.
114, 274 _ 274
Moore,
Carolyn Cltarl.. DtIlftll
w.en.
n, ..
Moo,.. Woort.
.. 211
Low'. Low'.
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nl, HoW.rd. How.rd. How.rd,. ......
J.d, __ ". HolI, Jim. ..' .. Scottie _..
MlcNtl
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SrI'lo _... ArIes . ..... . .... Howell, &eort. Ed,.r Howell, J..... O. Hili. Fr.nk HulMr rion .- 52, III. Hod 1111, • _. .. . ..... '40, Hull, .,,1 . ..... .... .~. Hot "LDI _..... .. Hltl ...... tsy _............. . _..124, H....... How.rd .. _. . Howell.
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21
m 272
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291 ttl 72, 77. 120. mltl
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101
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201 .. 201 ...191 13f ... 144. 242 . 175 219 272 142 112 2IG 19. 2IG . 177, 242 .. 140, 242
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Jon'I, Jontl, Jon.l. Jon.I. Jon" JilIN.'
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......... I: 12, 74. II', ...
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M.rtlna, W... . .... ... rtillft, l_lta ... rtlnG, loM .. M.rvln. Arthllr .
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157 ...
141, 115, 156 ........ 141
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110 III 157, 211 141, 27J .2M
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161
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157
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110. III n
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