FLOWS HE ET
1961
TEXAS WESTER COI~l~EGl EL PASO , l~l~X S 1
DEDICATION
HE
talks of history, and his students listen and learn.
HE
lectures, but he also listens. In his classes there are many questions always answered, and debates.
HE
brings alive Clio, the Muse of History.
HE
know a lot about the history of England, the nited States, the outhwest, the Biblical Lands, and many other places, but that isn't all. Ask him any question concerning baseball and see how much further his historical knowledge goes. He can also tell you Joe Schnorz' batting average for the year, OughtOne.
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speak of Dr. Rex Strickland, the teacher to whom we dedicate this 1961 Flowsheet, with thanks from the many students he has taught at Texas Western.
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DR. REX STRICKLAND
1961 FLOWSHEET STAFF EDITORS CARLA MAFFEI JOYCE REEDER
CHARLES O 'REILLY
MARTHA HERNANDEZ
FRA CES SHANBLUM
ROSEMARY SHAPIRO
MARILYN WOODFIN
JUDI SONNENBERG
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KRIS BROUGHTON
E BLAUGRUND
DAVID LAWRENCE
BARBARA STOKES
JANET DUNCAN
JANEEN MANZO
PEGGY WAT 0
ANNE WEHMEYER
DIA A CRAFT
ANDY GORALE
SUSA
DIANE COOK
CONE
JA E REED
SPON OR JOH
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J. 1IDDAGH
MEL LAUDERDALE
BUSINESS MA AGERS MICHELLE CHAPIN JUDY RETTINGER
PUBLISHER HENINGTON PUBLISHING CO.
TABLE
ACTIVITIES CAMPUS LIFE FEATURE~ 0 T TA DI G STUDE TS
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OF CONTENTS ORGA IZATIO
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90 ER FI E ARTS GREEKS CL BS MIL TARY
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104 112 126 148 1 2
THE COLLEGE ADMI I TRA TIO CL E
186 204
THLETICS FOOTB LL
262 2 2
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ACTIVITIES
CAMPUS LIFE
FALL, 1960
FOUND THE
FRESHMEN
Don't look o happy, on, that' lunch.
what they're erving fo r
You think you' re tired now, wait till you get to the top.
This little hike is to get the freshmen accustomed to walking across campus.
Don't ju t stand there, the boy needs help.
PAI TING THE "M" IN THEIR BEA IES Each year, before school officially starts, the Freshmen climb the mountain to whitewash the "M".
O bviou ly these boys aren't cut out to be homemakers.
Weary Fr shmen descend after a hard day's work.
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This registration mess is awful, especially for the first-semester freshmen.
REGISTRATIO \VORRIES BEGAN ALL OVER AGAIN All right Cecil, dig deep! Those fees must be paid by eptember 19th.
Y'all smile just as long as you can because this isn't any fun at all.
WITH CARDS QUESTIONS AND FEES.
A million lines of typewritten words and still the registration line stretches on and on.
Yup, it is disgusting to try to avoid the Army when they just sit there and smile.
Your freshman beanie certainly looks impressive, Truett, but so does Mrs. Duke's card file.
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Lambda Chi Alpha's officers greet the rushees with warm handclasps and big smiles.
FRATERNITY RUSH PARTIES START SCHOOL WITH A BANG At the Kappa Sigma House some serious rushing was done with chapter president Jim Peticolas showing how.
Pretty Marcia Haney lent a feminine touch to the Phi Tau parties. "Have another cooky, boys, they're good!"
SORORITY RUSH IS GLAMOROUS A N D GAY
Pretty girls, all asmile, certainly make rush-week an exciting adventure.
No! They aren't proposing marriage; there just weren't enough chairs to go around.
Rush does have its serious side, too especially when a rushee is shown the lodge.
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Our BIG Miners fought hard for every inch of ground that they gained, and they fought well for T.W.C.
FOOTBALL WAS BIGGER A D BETTER THAN EVER ...
Tho e wide eyes and awed expressions indicate that the "Knot-Hole Gang" is really impre sed. "WOW!!"
Say, are they looking for the football, or is there something happening that is more important than that?
These lovely ladies, in coordination with Mike Bishop, the new feature twirler with the Texas Western Marching Cavalcade, presented several colorful halftime shows.
SPECIALLY WITH THE
THE MAJORETTES,
.J NCOURAGEMENT AND
AND THE LOVELY GOLDDIGGERS
UPPORT OF THE BAND,
Mrs. Barbara Prewitt, Golddigger instructor, created the choreography for the Golddiggers.
The bright uniforms of the Texas Western College Marching Band stand out harply again t the stadium crowd.
Miss Bettie Anne Davis, talented feature majorette, strikes a formal pose. 19
The Phi Taus' " Prospector's Progress" won Sweepstakes and showed us the vast change in the size of T.W.C.
HOMECOMING: THE GAME, THE DANCE A D PARADE
Lambda Chi certainly called to attention the problems of cars and parking spaces. They won first in fraternities.
Tri-Delt led the sorority division with an appropriate float that impressed the boys er, ahem, that is, the judges.
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Chi Omega's Little LuLu added an amusing note to the H omecoming gaiety.
BROUGHT EXES HOME TO T .W .C. FOR THE EVENT OF FALL, 1960
"Courting" in 1913 was fun, according to the Wesley Foundation group. Must be true! They all look happy.
The Z etas' clever float predicted the fashions for the 1970 Freshmen.
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Dorm Council members gather gracefully for a hot for the annual.
AUTUMN, 1960, FOUND CLUBS MEETI
G, PEOPLE GOING rf O
CLASS, A DISCUS SI O
D POLITICAL S ... EVEN AT
BIG PARTIES .. .
Wal king to class can be a pleasurable pastime, if it's not from the gym to Burgess Hall.
Will it be Kennedy or ixon? This seems to be the problem at hand.
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Whether weighing the world situation, or working math problems, the S.U.B. was a good place to gather.
EV ER BUSY THE S. U . B . WAS A P LACE T O MEET , SNACK
AND VISIT. Calorie-counters and slim people too, could be accommodated in the snack-bar in the S.U.B.
Some smiling Golddiggers have just finished eating, before they have to dash off to the Golddigger class at noon.
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If anyone sees Jetta, ask her who Bobby Bracewell convinced her to vote for thi year.
NOVEMBER BROUGHT ELECTI O S, BOTH FOR T.W.C. AND THE U.S.A.
Voting is serious at any level, whether it is for S.A. president or for U.S.A. president.
Out student body selected many deserving young ladies to positions of honor as class favorites.
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Sweetie, you don't have to depend on a stop-sign to attract contributors; those striped pants will!
ON THE LIGHTER SIDE, THE A P O' S COLLECTED MONEY FOR THEIR MILK FUND
"Juliu " and " itting Bull" are getting results from their collecting but was it for milk, or for clothes?
Danny, uh ______ did you forget something, or does that sheepish grin indicate friendliness?
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The Varsity "A" Choir performed at many functions at the college.
FALL FOUND THE VARIOUS DEPARTMENTS FAST AT WORK
The newly initiated ballet program at Texa Wes tern fl urished from the start.
Drama was given new stature by the outstanding acting done by the students in that area.
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DECEMBER BROUGHT BEAlTY CONTESTS, CO-ED, COLD WEATHER, AND MORE PARTIES, FOR US TO ENJOY
Charming Carolyn Shaver is showing why she was finalist in the T.W. C. Beauty Contest.
Beauties are even beautiful when they are caught off guard, huh, Brenda, dear?
Being beautiful can be serious business, but aren't iki and Pris overdoing it? Smile, gals, it i n't bad!
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AWS held its annual hamburger fry for the nominees for the CO-ED Ball. Good food, too !
MID-SEMESTER EXAMS CAME AND WENT AND EVERYONE RESOLVED T O STUDY MORE, BUT .. . The new trophy-den room at the Lambda Chi House certainly had quite an initiation this winter; with all the cold winds, the relaxed atmosphere lent a cheering warmth.
After firm resolutions to really get down and study, we see people who look quite happy breaking them. 28
Jackie Schlafly cuts paper dolls in the interest of education which was a result of over-studying for semester exams.
IT NEVER HAPPENS THAT WAY.
Winfrey appears awfully worried. Could this be mid-semester?
This ogre represent our beloved instructors' status in the minds of our student body, after mid-semester examinations.
The Military Ball was one of the highlights of the Fall Semester. QU E MARILY is at her loveliest as she reigns over her Court.
THE GALA MILITARY BALL WAS AN EVENT ENJOYED BY ALL IN ATTENDANCE
The Q E looks happy as she receives her crown from Colonel Joseph H. Buys.
Good Old Federal Inspection, Thank Heavens It Only Happens Once A Year
R. 0. T. C. COMES TWICE WEEKLY, BUT FEDERAL INSPECTION ONLY O CE A YEAR hat will the R.O.T.C. Department do next year without their photographer John? hat will the Annual do without him?
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Dr. Ray Past and Roger Hayne salute a traveler who didn't make it.
NEW GROUP ON CAMPUS THE "DESERT RATS"
The Desert Rats is an organization devoted to exploration, shooting, sleeping on the desert, and to the drinking of beer. It is composed of students, teachers, and the offspring of teachers. Most of their activities are confined to exploration of the Chihuaha-Sonora Desert. ome of their field trips are illustrated below.
Duane Godwin hacks at a rabbit (for the ste pot) while P rof. John Middagh grimaces and Charles H orky takes instruction .
Roger Haynes, Bill 1iddagh, Mr. Mid dagh and Duane Godwin fiddle with a campfire near Victoria tinaja, in Chihuahua.
Two Rat try to coax a fire into flame to fix breakfast.
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Horky and hip Past take out time to study algebra instead of ballistics. (John Fitch was busy taking the e pictures.)
This group of motorcyle-jacketed men are not escapees from "The ~ ild Ones." They are, from left to right Gene Colley, Guy O' eal Ernie Fulford, Jackson Burkett, and Tracy Baker.
OUR "CAMPUS COPS" ENFORCE THE TRAFFIC LAWS AT T. W. C.
"Mmmmmm. I'll bet that smarts!'' Boy, being a policeman i no laughing matter.
He looks so happy that he must've just made an arre t. hame on you, Ernie, he didn't mean to!
The e lo el , graciou winner pose for an informal picture. They are iki Lettunich ara onnaly Carol Knapp, and echa St.. wart.
The ten ion mount until a peek at the judge become an important necessity.
In spite of the anxiety these ladies are f elirrg Kay and iki share a big smile with the photographer.
S SPE SE, RELIEF, A D HAPPINESS MARKED THE BEAUTY CONTEST THIS YEAR
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The Five Best-Dressed Eds seem to be guarding the four winners of the 1960 Beauty Contest
WITH THE BEST-DRESSED EDS ON HAND TO ESCORT THE WINNERS
One for you, and one for me, and one for you, and one for me, and ... oh, forget it! Jack and Al look patient, tho!
Petite Donna Tritt and Jerry Everett, one of the be t-dre sed eds seem 8mused at a joke told by the m.c.
King Pat di played his u ual charm and wit at being selected to reign over his lo al subjects.
Hi Majesty led his lovely date, Rebecca Roberts, in the first dance.
KI G PAT OF THE HOUSE OF KELLY REIG ED OVER THE GALA CO-ED B LL WITH DIGNITY
Hootie ard, AW president, is shown congratulating Pat a his name was announced for king. A sponsored the 1960 Co- d ball.
WINTER COMES
TO
TWC CAMPUS
THE
"WAITING FOR GODOT" WAS JUST ONE OF THE MANY FINE PRODUCTIONS OF THE DRAMA DEPARTMENT THIS YEAR
Has he ju t eaten a lemon, or are all of the cares of the world causing such a sad, miserable face?
The College Players were e pecially outstanding in their " odot" production.
Tired? Run-down after a hard day at the office? We have just the thing for you! 38
Hootie Ward and the A Council worked all year long on projects that made the organization's first year on campus an outstanding success.
MEETINGS KEPT US BUSY ALL YEAR LONG; PROJECTS, PARTIES, AND PRACTICES MADE ST DYi G DIFFICULT. e ley Foundation, and the other religiou organizations, met often to add the proper influence to every-day acti itie .
Among the finalists in the Mi s T C c nte t, held each spring, were Marilyn Geyer, Jan Breedlove, lenda Eldridge Anne Rutledge, and echa tewart. The judges had a difficult time.
SPRING CAME IN A RUSH, BRINGING WITH IT BEAUTIFUL GIRL S ...
Kay Young, the 1959 Miss TWC, displayed a wide smile and a beautiful tan as she presented Glenda ldridge the 1960 trophy.
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"D unk Me!.!" screamed the sign over the Kappa Sig's booth at the Fiesta.
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and sure enough, they did! D id you catch cold, Johnny?
THE ANNUAL SPRING FIEST A, FRATERNITY FORMALS, SORORITY DANCES, AND
Phi Tau had a pie-throw booth, and Dino Altamare certainly should be commended for still being able to smile after what he ~s been through!
ally Haraway is aiming to hit Betty Rae and Jack with that wet sponge at the Chi Omega booth
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THE TRADITIO
AL HO
ORS DAY ASSEMBLY.
arla Maffei , Flow heet editor, is shown presenting the annual' s dedication to Dr. Eugene Thomas on Honor's Day.
A stage tu_ll of di~nitanes spoke inspiringly to a large and attentive audience at Magoffin Auditorium.
Margaret illi , Linda Haughton, Ron Hanson, and P~t B wman are olemnly repeating the oaths of off1Ce for the tudent Association at the assembly.
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IN NO TIME AT ALL, FINALS AND ALL-NIGHT CRAMMING SESSIONS WERE UPON US.
The above picture is typical of many just like it that took place during Dead Week and Finals. Our SUB and the library were worked overtime when the full realization that summer was around the corner and finals were here, hit us. Coffee and cigarettes had to sustain those of us that had neglected to study during the long semester.
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AFTER FINALS WERE OVER, JOYOUS AND LOUD CELEBRATIONS . ..
Marshall and Jack think that Carla looks dead , or at least that's what the sign indicate . But after finals . who isn't?
This gay group decided to have a hip-wreck party, and it looks like either they really were mar oned on a desert i land, or else they are refu gees from La Tuna.
We can 't imagine what Troy is persuading Virginia to d , but Jet's not interrupt T om and his friend th ere in the foreg round!
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WERE HELD TO RELIEVE THE TE N SIONS OF TESTS, GRADES , AND OVERALL W ORRY Frank and Pat came as suitcases, and it is just amazing how well they held up during the ship-wre~k.
Kit looks like she may be fix~ng to cut her date's throat. Could it be that she caught Jimmy making eyes at a pretty native girl? If she forgives him it'll be a close shave.
This peasant was hired to keep the place clean during the party; you kno'N", like sweeping away people who couldn't take the train of fun after exams.
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Photography and swimming courses provided instruction and entertainment for the summer chool students.
SUMMER FUN IN THE SUN WAS RELAXING AFTER A YEAR OF WORK, BUT SUMMER SCHOOL WAS ATTE
DED BY A FEW OLD FAITHFULS
Twirling cla e were held on campu again thi year, and aspirant majorettes of all age enthu ia ti ally participated.
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The swimming courses were especially nice, because you could not ?nly acquire an even tan, but you could also lose weight by exercismg.
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T WC' S ON-CAMPUS POO L P RO V IDED MANY HOURS OF RECREATIO N AFTE R CLA SSE S
Wild and furious water games like keepaway and water volley-ball and water-tag made the swimming pool second only in popularity to the snack-bar in the SUB.
Come on back, kids, All we want to do is take a picture.
Screams and shouts punctuated the hot afternoons, and kept the life-guards on their toes wondering if someone were dying, or if there were a game in progress.
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Summer School' smiling Queen Sharon dances the first dance with her escort.
SUMMER CAME TO A SPECTACULAR E D WITH THE SUMMER SCHOOL DA CE
Talented Penny horow a lovely and gracious as any queen her elf, added a great deal of atmo phere to the dance.
Dancing takes a lot f c ncentration and practice to d it well, but Rocky and Ed are probab l going profe sional judging from the looks of things. 48
Vacation time is here at last!
WITH ANOTHER SCHOOL YEAR OVER, WE BID FAREWELL TO TEXAS WESTERN COLL GE AND THE CITY OF THE SUN.
SOME OF T HE HIGHLIGHTS OFTH
The Kangaroo Kourt, this year, was presided over by Mr. John Middagh, and was held for those students who didn't wear western clothes on Go-Western D ay.
This line-up of, uh. . .unique looking characters seemed to be enjoying the Western Day Dance.
A Castro Look-Alike Contest was held, and some of the results were startling. Witness the group on the
left.
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60 61 SCHOOL YEAR IN CANDIDS
Kelli and Paula, member of the Modern Dance Club, strike a pose for the cameraman before they presented a recital at a recent beauty contest.
Anna Maria Encina, the 1961 ba ketball queen, receives her trophy from Dean McCarty, during the half-time presentations.
Lo ely Barbara Horak and her hu band eem to be wondering who will be selected the 1961 Kappa ig sweetheart at the Black and hite Ball held this spring. 51
BEAUTIES
CHRISP. FOX Cham ber o Commerce
FLOWSHEET JUDGE
EL PASO , TEXAS
March 1, 1961
Miss Anne Wehmeyer and Miss Janet Duncan Co-feature Edit0rs of Flowsheet Texas Western College El Paso, Texas Dear Misses Wehmeyer and Duncan : Unknowingly, I, with my collaborators, assumed a terrific, though pleasant , responsibility in our efforts to select from all those lovely girls the "Flowsheet Queen of 1961" . I would suggest that in the future years in connection with this important matter, that you do one of two things; either cut own on the nwnbar of lovely contestants or reach back into time and reincarnate another Solomon . Be that as it may , we were all happy to be helpful and , as I said before , it was most d ff icult to make a decision . We have selected Entry No . 99 as winner with Nos . 3 , 115 , 79 and 23 being runne1•s-up .. neck and neck . Our very good w shes we send you .
CPF/ar
Executive Office . Chn, P Fox, Prendent • • • W . W. Wl110n, Executive V&ee-Prtndent and GtMra! Manager
FLOWSHEET
MARILYN GEYER KAREN JOHNSON
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HONOREES
GLENDA ELDRIDGE LINDA GOLDEN
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SARA CONNALLY
BEAUTY
NECAH STE\\lART
BEAUTY
CAROL K APP .
BEAUTY
NIKI LETTU ICH
BEAUTY
BEAUTY FINALISTS
LINDA ALEXANDER
DIANE ROSENTHAL
LINDA GOLDEN
JANE MOORE
CAROLY
SHAVER
JUDI SONNENBURG
OODFIN
MISS TWC FINALISTS
NECAH STEW ART
MISS T VV C Glenda Eldredge
ROYALTY
C 0 E D
DUK Alden George
DUKE Jack McVeigh
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T JESTER John Furman
JESTER Gerry Garner
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HARO
TREET
ummer chool Queen
D CHES Bett Rae Boutwell
DUCHESS Carol Irvin
DUCHE S Janel Casner
SUN DUCHE Donna Lewis
CARNIVAL
DUCHESS Janeen Manzo
ROYALTY
PRI CESS Francile Crowson
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DUCHESS Marilyn Woodfin
OUTSTANDING STUDENTS
FOUR YEAR OUTSTANDING STUDENTS
Linda Haughton Charles Bradshaw
These students were chosen by the ExStudents Association from the top ten in recognition of their four outstanding years at T. W. C.
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OUTSTANDING SENIORS Here are listed the top ten seniors, the honored men and women of Texas \'XI estern . May this serve as a reminder of the outstanding work you have done during your college careers, not only to you , but to those who knew you.
Betty Rae Boutwell
Patrick Bowman
Charles Bradshaw
Donald H. Burgess
Darla Craft
John Fitch
Linda Haughton
Rosa Lee Holder
Carla Maffei
Jack R. McVeigh 81
WHO'S WHO I
Graduating seniors having a grade average of "B" or better were chosen by a special faculty committee to represent Texas Western in the annual publication "Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities."
AME RIC A N COLLEGES A D UNIVERSITIES
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Betty Rae Boutwell
Patrick A. Bowman
harle Brad haw
Donald H. Burges
David M. Buring
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Darla Craft
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Thomas Hancock
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Elaine Hanna
Linda Haughton 83
Rosa Lee Holder
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Emmy Knotts
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J.
Koller
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Jack McVeigh
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Carla A. Maffei 84
Robert D. Orton
Suzanne Payne
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Melrita Ramos
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Kenneth
chade
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Donald B. ullivan
Inez
. Turley 85
MEN OF
You, the "Men of Mines", this is your section. This section is a reminder that you were one of the 20 students in the senior class who were selected on the basis of personality, scholarship, cooperative spirit and individual contributions to the college activities of Texas Western.
MINES
am H. Baker
Patrick A . Bo wman
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Winfred Bernard
Charle Brad haw
M E David
Donald H. Burgess
1. Buring
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M R obert L. Calhoun
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Luis D
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s J ohn M. Fitch
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M E Richard Holt
Charles Horky
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Adelbert
J. Koller
M I N
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s Frank McCall ick
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Donald R. McGehee
M E Jack R. McVeigh
Van B. Tate
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Robert D. Orton
M I N
John Dwight Reagan
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s Henry G. Rettig
Donald B. Sullivan
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ORGANIZATIONS
HONORARIES
ALPHA CHI
BRE DA BA
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BURGE
DARLA CRAFT
OFFICERS President .................................................... Don Burges Secretary ················-··-·······-················ Linda Haughton
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Alpha Chi 1 · .1 scholastiL org.1111z.1t1on for Juniors and u11ur who ma1nta111 .1 3. ) O\er•all a\er.1ge.
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CHENRIZIG
BETTY RAE BO T'-\' ELL
DARLA
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RAFT
DA HAUGHTO
OFFICERS re- dent ............................................ Rosa Lee Holder
. ' resident ........................................ Carla Maffei ec :·reas................................................. Melrita Ramos
RO A LEE H LDER
ARLA MAFFEI
MELRITA RAM
Chenrizig i a chola tic anJ ·ervice organization for enior w men.
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SARDONYX
THO 1A
ARELLA E
PAT BOWMA
CHARLE
BRAD HAW
BOB BRACEWELL
DO
B R E
DAVID BURI G
LOUIE DOMI GUEZ
JOH
BILL GRI
ardonyx i a scholastic and service organization for Junior and Senior men.
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JERRY G IDRY
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FITCH
SARDONYX
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ARD HEILER
HELL Y HURVITZ
ADELBERT
J.
KOLLER
YLES LA KEY
JA K
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EIGH
BOB ORTO
ROBERT RIO
R BEN RAMO
BR CE R
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DEL WILLIAM
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HADE
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SPURS
RETHA ADAIR
USAN BEEHLER
CAROLY
NANCY BREI NANO
BETTY BROW
DIANA
RAFT
DIA A DRULEY
EFFIE D
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LAP
Y FARRAR
MARILYN
1EYER
CAROL IRVI Spurs i a scholastic and service honorary f r sophomore women.
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ORMA KILBURN
SPURS
JETTA
O
ELL
DOROTHY O 'KELL Y
JOY E REEDER
FRA
RO EMARY
BARBARA
HAPIRO
TOKE
LEE TRAI
ARME
TABOADA
IR I IA WI
ALLEA
JA KIE
HLAFL Y
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PRE IDE T : .......... B ·TTY BR W . PRE IDE T : LI DA RA E ... ............................. PRI .: ........ FRA OR : ....... M
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ALPHA LAlvfBDA DEL TA
A ITA AG ILAR
SU A
BEEHLER
MARIA FIERRO
LA VERRAL FOX
MARILY
GEYER
A DRA HARGRAVES
JOYCE REEDER
DIA E RO E THAL
FRA Alpha Lambda Delta is a cholastic honorary for freshman and sophomore women maintaining an average of 3.5 or ab vc.
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HA BL M
RO HELLE TRAND
rfAU BETA SIG~1A
CRETHA ADAIR
MAXINE BACA
SHIRLEY COLE
STELLA DERAS
MARYE GLERT
PAT ¥LETCHER
SARA FULLERTON
MARY LYNN GOEBHT
IDA MAE HILL
CAROL HOPPE
CAROL LA
MELRITA RAMOS
HAM T au Beta igma is an honorary society for fema le band members with a 3.0 grade average.
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DEL TA SIGMA PI Delta igmJ Pi is a profcs ional group for men businc ·s majors .
BILL ADAMS
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ALPHA EPSILON RHO
HELLY HURVITZ
PATSY HULSE
BOB H
DO
TON
LE BRE HT
CARI MARTI EZ
JACK M VEIGH
JA KIE
ARLIE VA
WALLER
HLAFLY
Alpha Ep ilon Rho radio society.
the honor.try
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STUDENT GOVERNMENT
STUDENT COUNCIL PAT BOWMAN Student Council President
RONNIE HA SE Vice President
JACK McVEIGH Art and Sciences Repre entative
MAR ARET WILLI Secretary
LI DA HA HTO Treasurer
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JAKE YO
STUDENT ACTIVITY BOARD
MARTHA ARAIZA
DIA E COOK
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STUDE TSE ATE
DIA
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CARLA MAFFEI
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ARPE TER
ICE FLY T
GARY CONWELL
ASSOCIATED WOlv1EN STUDENTS KELLI EDMI TE
R TH DO GE
SANDRA HARGRAVES
RITA RI KORD
DIA E RO E THAL
As o iated Women tudents is a group designed to coordinate the activities of women students.
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BETTY RAE BOUTWELL GLE DA ELDREDGE Zeta Tau Alpha Chi Omega
JOYCE GLOCK Chi Omega
ELAINE HANNA Delta Delta Delta
MARION HUBER Chi Omega
PANHELLENIC COlJNCIL
CAROL IRVIN Delta Delta Delta
JUDY MOORE Chi Omega
JUDY JAMES Delta Delta Delta
SHARON STREET VIRGINIA WIGG! GTON BARBARA WIGGS Zeta Tau Alpha Chi Omega Zeta Tau Alpha
DOLORES LOWERY Zeta Tau Alpha
KAY YOUNG Delta Delta Delta
INTERFRA TERNITY COUNCIL
Delta Chi
GERALD GARNER Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Kappa Sigma
Lambda Chi Alpha
igma Alpha Mu
SAMMY TOUB igma Alpha Mu
BILL YERBY Lambda hi A Ipha
Delta Chi
igma Alpha Ep ilon
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FINE ARTS
FLOWSHEET EDITORS
MICHELLE CHAPIN Co-Business Manager CARLA MAFFEI Co-Editor
JUDY RETTI GER Manager
Co-Busine
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JOYCE REEDER Co-Editor
David Lawrence, Carla Maffei, Dr. Joseph M . Ray
FLOWSHEET STAFF IN ACTION
Peggy Watson, Mel Lauderdale Jeannine Manzo
Frances Shanblum Diane Craft
Judi Sonnenburg and Di ane Cook
Andy Gorale, Judy Rettinger, Michelle Chapin
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PROSPECTOR SNAPS
Mar ha Hail , Henri Rettig
Marsha Hail, Henri Rettig
John Fi tch ,
Marsha Hai l ,
J ackie Schl afl y, H enri Rettig
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PROSPECTOR EDITORS
Mar ha Hail Editor
Henri Rettig Busine Manager
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EL BURRO EDITORS
Pat Grim-Bu iness Manager Charles Horky-Edi tor
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EL BURRO STAFF
Pat Grim,
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Pat Grim, Bob Wharton, Jackie chlafly
Bob Wharton and Jackie Schlafly seem pleased with their work.
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orbert Carnova]e Director of the Band
Homecoming meant more and intensified preparation for the band.
Crescendo after crescendo had to be practiced.
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FREP ARES THE BAND HOlvIECOlvIING
After this preparation, the band presented the Homecoming Queen :ind her court at Kidd Field.
The band, coordinatin_g with the Golddiggers, entertains the fans during the half-time of Homecoming.
Brenda Bannister
lvfAJORETTES
Brenda Bannister, Francile row on and Gingc:r w rd at the Flagpole.
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Ginger Sword
Francile Crowson
Brenda Banni ter, Francile Crowson, and Ginger word.
1st row - L-R, Sylvia Sommers, Bea Ramirez, Marigail Minot, Suzanne Payne, Mayda Strong, Barbara Shaw. 2nd row - Sharon Soper, Ted Sommers, Osama Kawar, Sondra Lindsey, Nita Thompson. 3rd row - Wylie McNabb, Ray Lucero, Bob Naismith, and Nancy Fulghum. 4th row - Ed Howzer, Jim Paddern, Sally Sommers, Bill Nunn, John Bradley, Tom Iannecelli, Mr. Tucker, Mr. Leech, and Mr. Harland
The College Player's entry in the annual Homecoming Parade which was held in October.
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Taking time out for a moment of relaxation between scenes are I to r ylvia Sommers, Ray Lucero, and Suzanne Payne.
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KVOF Staff: 1st Row: Tom Hutchinson. 2nd Row: Jim Lotspeich, Bob Huston, Steve K ahn, Cari Martinez, Mary Ann Thompson. 3rd Row: Mr. Virgil C. Hicks, Keith Miller, Jan Breedlove Jackie chlafly, Milo G ardner. 4th Row: Ed Ja uta, D on LeBrecht, and George Collette
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GREEKS
Jo Ann Anderson Phyllis Berner Linda Bevan Betty Rae Boutwell
Jean Christiansen Diane Cook Nancy Farrar Mary Jane Ferguson
Donna Flanders Patricia Fletcher Kathy Flood Mary Frank
Joyce Glock Sally Haraway Sandra Harkness Tony Henderson
Terri Hill Marian Huber Sharon Hugoes ally Jones
Thalia Kennedy Elizabeth McCutcheon Mary F ranees McCutcheon Helen McMullen F ranees Mc abb
Julie Milner J ohnelle Moore Judy Moore Rebecca Roberts Jan Rodgers
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Sally Sommer Judi onnenburg Joy Sorg Ginni Stapleton
Sondra Stiles Lee Strain Mary Ann Thompson Kathy Toelkes
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Donna Tritt Mary Vincent Ward Peggy Watson Virginia Wiggington
F rancess Wilhite Margaret Willis Gretchen Winnat Mary Jane Witholder
Margaret Divelbiss Nancy Farrar Verna Kaplan Marie Harmon
Jessie Harris Mary Alice Hoffman Pam Nolan Jetta Nowell Linda Randolph 129
Linda Alexander Carolyn Bennett ancy Brennand
Kay Broadwell Pam Bulls Patti Busch
Mary Caldarella Pat Che er Kathy Christopher Judy Coffin
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RondaCole Sara Connally Carolyn Crew Francile Crowson
Linda Curton Bettie Ann Davi Carol Dickinson Diane Dillard
haron Dodgen Diana Druley Marilyn Geyer Margaret Glardon
Mary Joan Golding Elaine Hanna Elaine Harris Lynn Hartman
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Alida Hollingshead Frances Holmes Carol Irvin
Judy James Leslie Jenness Jane Lennon
Niki Lettunich Diana Lewis Janet Linebaugh Jeanie McLeod
Carla Maffei Janeen Manzo Pat Maveety Ginny Meadows
Jane Moore Alene Morre! Pat O'Brien Kay O'Connor
Kay Porter Joyce Reeder Winfrey Rogers Connie Sharp
Sandra Slaughter Evie Strong Nancy Sullivan Peg Thompson Kay Young
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Dorothy Aiken Dorothy Ainsa Linda Allen
K ay Becker usan Beehler Linda Boone
Jan Breedlove Janel Casner usan Cone Laura Copeland
Di ana Craft Kit Detwiler K athy Dickinson Diane Dutton
Glenda Eld redge Elaine Finch Joan Fiske Janice Frei
Ann Fuchlow M ary Gnauck Judy Hail Mar ha Hail
Susan Hall Lynda H alloran Lind a Haughton Brenda H enderson haron Holmes
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ZTA
Pat5y Hulse Diane Hunter Linda Lambert
Donna Lemmon ancy Lemmon Dolores Lowery
Janet Lucas Barbara McDaniel Penny Mc amara Ann Ottesen
Sara Lou Rhoades Brenda Schuller El1en Sikes Mary Jane Stanley
echa Stewart Barbara Stokes and ra Strain haron Street
Kay Tillman Dana Tubb Anne Wehmeyer C1thy Wipf
. hcila Wipt u an Withrow Jud, Wolter Ileane Young B.ubara Young
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Madeline Aaronson
Alpha igma, although a newly organized sorority on the Texas Western campus, has many accomplishments to it credit. Its members were selected as "All-TWC Favorite," a 1960 cheerleader, and two finalists in the beauty contest. Elizabeth Aronson Donna Deener
Bertha ,Einstein
Sally Goodell
Gail Gordon
Linda Gust Carol Ann Krupp
Sheila Hoffman Thelma Levine Paula Weisberg
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Dwayne Argaud
Gene Colley Jack Grandy
Robert Huston
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Mel Lauderdale Don LeBrecht
Jim Lotspeich Ralph Magruder Robert O'Brien
Charles O'Reilly Jim Padden
Davey Pendleton Ronald Rinehart Gerald Sullivan
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James Austin John Behrens Frank Besenette
Steven Bowhey George Burgess James Conyers Barbara Horak SWEETHEART
Robert Fenner Andy Fuentes Keith Gardner Gerald Guidry
Ed Guthrie Jay Hackler Phil Handlin Ronnie Hanson
Ray Higgins Cole Holderman Grady Holderman Charles Horak
John Kelly David Kelton Lee Kirby Monroe Kirby
John Martin Bob Moore Mike Morton Alan Mundell
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Ronnie Nelson Pat O'Roark Davis Peticolas
Robert Pfince Henry Reinhart Bill Robinson
Sammy Rodahaver Charles Sandoval Jim Sandoval Hugh Sharp
Bill Sims David Skipworth Robert Steele Steve Steen
Olen Thomas Pat Thompson David Thornton Bill Walker
Jack Trylor Roy Ward Curt Warren Ed Wingo
Jim Wingo Curtis Wright Charles Yates Jerry Zilk William Buyers
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Art Alva Lee Barnes Pat Bowman
James Brown George Brunner John Burke Priscilla Rydholm SWEETHEART
Ronald Coleman Gary Conwell Roy Covert John Cullen
Mike Cullen Paul Dano James Deal George Fairchild
David Ferrell Brian Gilley George Gorsie Don Greer
Tom Haines Pat Higdon Frank Highsmith Tom Hull
Matt Hunyadi Ken Jones
A. J. Koller Gary Kyle
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AXA
Joe Larremore Paul Larremore Sandy McClesky
Paul McLeod David McMahens Dennis Marrin
Phillip Miller Bill icholson Bmce Nickle Robert Norris
AXA
George Poe James Psaki Robert Rios Donald Roberts
Kenneth Schade Carl Sowell Tommy Sudbury Carleton Talbott
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Tommy Werneking Ron Werner 0. C. Williams Bill Yerby
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George Barbee Bob Beauford
Bill Brown Orville Burg Jack Burkett Barbara McDaniel SWEETHEART
John Burrow Dalton Caffey
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Rod Christian John Cole John Conway
James Cozart Walter Cross Gene Daniel Mike Davis
Asa Douglas Charles Eskew Tom Garza Charles Glock
Bob Grimsley Stanley Hall Bruce Harper David Hughes
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Jack Keller Pat Kelly
Bill Kiely Don Kiely Clyde Lawrence
David Lawrence r rank McCallick
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Mike McCowen Ronald McDaniel J:ick Matney
Joe Milchen Tom Oler Dan Paddleford Curt Parkin
George Pa chich Roger Peters John Prati Donald B. ullivan
Bob Thie Jack Thnmp on Jim ~ fell. Chule Wonuck Da id ~ rrnck
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Bruce Bannon Bob Bracewell
Bob Calhoun Ronald Cole John Corcoran Betty Rae Boutwell SWEETHEART
George Doolittle John Furman
Michael Howe Sheldon Hurvitz Robert Irvin
Harris Lowenhaupt Leo McCulloch Jack McVeigh Wade Mayo
Robert Orton Thomas Richardson Robert Summerford Donald Van Pelt
Thomas Wall Michael Webb Robert Wiggs Jacob Young
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Ron Alld rcdge Robert Butler
George Butterworth William Carnes J. B. Doyle
Frank Feuille James Hiltz Russell Jennett
James Kelley Thomas King Bruce Lowenhaupt Gary Meli h
Harry Moore Edward Okies Wiiliam Roberts Barry Strauss Charles Tupper
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LITTLE SISTERS OF MI ERVA ancy Brennand, Betty Rae Boutwell, Mrs. Garner, Mary Jane
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Connally, Allene Morrell. ROW 2: Elaine Finch, Ginny Meadows, Susan Cone, Barbara Young, Donn,l Lemmon, Anne Wehmeyer.
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Howard Baron Jay Baron
Larry Baron Mike Bernstein Sidney Diamond
Calvin Eisenberg Donald Fagleman
Leland Houseman Stuart Kahn Harry Kaufman
Matt Mutnick Bruce Ro en Eugene Rosen Mike Rosen
Ju tin Roth teve Scheiner
Leslie Shenkin Samuel T-aub Allen Troppe
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Ralph Bennett Brooks Cline
Alan Cox John Cox Michael Davis
Chrys De Lisser John Friede John Hughes
TKE
Rodney Lind Stephen Mintz Carl Moore
Ralph Moore William Morgan Allan Osborne Roger Parks
Jack Rutledgt: John Schinas James Severns David Short
Bill Spencer Robert Stevenson James Witt Victor Young James Zanker
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In 1919 the Alpha Phi Omega fraternity, the first fraternity on campus, was organized. Students in all fields of engineering are eligible for membership. Each year the APO's sponsor a milk fund as their service project.
Noel Barfield
Bill Conner William Cook
William Dillon
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Bob Falconer Sam Field
Dan Hamric
Each year the APO 's dress up in costumes to collect fo r the Milk Fund
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Thomas Hancock Robert Hearst Fred Johnson
Alpha Phi Omega Officers President ____________________________ John Schmidt Vice-President ________________________ Al Coogan Secretary-Treasurer ____________ Fred Johnson
Ronald Martin
William Mueller Ronnie Paulk
Vernon Robbin
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Wayne Rogers Lawrence Sandell
John Schmidt
John Stroud Jack Vincent Jerry Young
APO 0. D . Paulk get - slicked up by his wife for the Rodeo Dance
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CLUBS
ENGINEERING QUEEN CANDIDATES
Ana Maria Hol uin
Donna Lemmon
Margaret Willi
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ENGINEERS
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Row 1: Jesus Barney, Edmund R. Montes, Salvador Kan Fong, Vincent Fresquez, SalvaJor Ramos, Gabriel Armito, Thomas F. Arellanes, Lynn E. Bennett, Carlos F. Cordero, David H. Becker. Row 2: John Sustarsic, Fred alvatti, Rafael Woo, Alberto Comas, Gilberto Valenzuela, Margaret Willis, Andres R. Norte, Louis Dominguez, Frank R. Sanchez, Winfred Bernard. Row 3: Jack Bourquin, J uan Fresquez, Jorge Agilar, Tony Uribe, Sergio Maese, Frank Padilla Jr., Luis Fresquez, Adrian J. Johnson, James Hill, James Brown, Jimmie Gray, Goodrich Lawson, Bill Everhart, Floyd A. Decker. Row 4: Henry Monteros, Jesus Salas, Lawernce Paschich, Thomas R. Lunsford , H arry Lamberth, John Armendariz, David Alvarez, Jose Lujan, M.E. Meece.
AMER . INSTITUTE OF ELECTRICAL E G. OFFICERS Reporter ........................................................ B.D. Gray Sponsor ........................................................ F. Decker Treasurer ........................................................ J. Barney President .................................................... W. Bernard Secretary ........................................................ J. Sustarsic Vice Pres ..................................................... J. Fresquez
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ROW 1: Frank Cruz-aedo, Bob avarro, Javier Arriaga, Rodolfo Ramirez, Sergio Aguillar, Jose Maldonado, Luis Alvarado, Bill Licon, Oscar Madrid, Bernard Heiler, Bill Blackwell. ROW 2: Ablahad Kinno, Ricardo Fierro, Ruben Valdez, Gilbert E cajeda, James McDonald, Albert Trujillo, Hugh Sharp Jack Vincent, Robert Medina, Stan Lutz. ROW 3: Marcus Brinkerfuffer, Ray Wallach, Dwight Reagan, Charles Overton, Norman Colbert, Travis Peder or. Jim Conyers, Gerry Guidry, yles Lackey, Charles Horak.
AMERICAN SOCIETY OF CIVIL ENGINEERS OFFICERS President ............................ Dwight Reagan Vice-President ................................ Bill Licon Secretary ............................ Frank Cruz-aedo Treasurer ..... ...................... Albert Trujillo
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This is an organization for the political representation of independents on campus. It was formally organized in , and has taken part in politics, entering candidates in all campus elections.
ROW 1 : Bill Gurany, Walter Sims, Bill Cartwright. ROW 2: Jackie chlafly, Luis Dominguez, Estelle Escajeda. ROW 3: Manuel Quintana, Christine Jurado, Geraldine Perez.
FALL OFFICERS President .................................... Luis Dominguez Vice-President ........................................ Walter Sims ecretary ............................................ Jennie Lynch Treasurer ........................................ Estelle Escajeda
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RODEO CLUB The Rodeo Club was formed in the spring of 1960, and began its activities the following fall. Many of its members belong to the National Inter-collegiate Rodeo Association, and some participated in the 1961 Southwest Championship Rodeo. The Rodeo Club plans to have annual rodeos.
ROW 1 : Anthony Perez, Laura Copeland, Lee Vollmer. ROW 2 : Ken Baldwin, Diana Carpenter, Ken Hatcher. ROW 3: Lou Williams, Faye Rude, Linda Kay Adams, Jack O'Don-
FALL OFFICERS President ............................................ Lou Williams Vice-President ................................ Jack O'Donnell Secretary ................................ Linda Kay Adams Treasurer .................................... Diana Carpenter
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DEBATE CLUB Judy Moore
Club members Gerrie Valdez, Joe, Milchen, Judy Moore, and Janet Yerby proudly display their trophies.
Joe Milchen
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Although the Debate Club was organized only last year, the members have made a fine showing for themselves and Texas Western. Under the guidance of their sponsor and friend, Mr. Gene Reynolds, the club has traveled all over the Southwest to debate tournaments, always bringing an outstanding number of victories back with them.
Row 1: David Tejada, David Lynch, Dr. J.A. Hancock. Row 2: Frank Merram, John Farraro, David Klassen . Row 3: Bob Orton, Dr. H.E. Alexander.
AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY
OFF I CE RS President ................................................ David Klassen Vice Pres ..................................................... Bob Orton Sec. - Treas ..................................... Philipp Bornstein
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MEMBERS: Dr. Day, Dr. Hendersson, Mrs. O'Malley, Audrey Piers, Pat Jones, Emma Galvan, Irene McAlister, Amelia Roco, Cecelia Rico, Thelma Moreno, Zelma Moreno, Bertha Rose, Lela Murphy, Dorothy O'Kelly, Essie Dunlap, Betty Gray, Frances Shamblum, Ann Marsh, Diana Craft, Kris Broughton, Jean Young, Gerry Mayes, Jean Moncries, Geneva Eaton, Carol Tulley, Glenda Truet, Darla LaPera, Ann Sandford, Agnes Kourey, Juanda Merrit, Ann Blaugrund, Donna Lemmon
Dora Macias, Audrey Zuber, Fred Baker, William Brown, Katherine Robinson, Wanda White, Marilyn Geyer, Rosemary Jennings, Rachael osnowsky, Ricardo Adanto, Myra True, Marian Huber, Laverral Fox, Brenda Henderson, Marie Harmon, Dale Reed, Lucy Rodriquez, Freda Young, Jean Reaves, Ann Lieberman, Jon ell Moore, Roberta Shelton, Mary Frances McCutcheon, Billie Lewis, Daisy Schassino, Mara Rubil, Otilia Haag
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ASSOCIATION FOR CHILDHOOD EDUCATION
Dr. Henderson and Mrs. O'Malley
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PRE-MED The Pre-Med Club, sponsored by Mrs. Duke, gives members the chance to find out more about the biological sciences and medicine. Activities include an annual banquet and campus activities.
Luis Alvarez
Julia Jo Bull
Charles Denton
Andy Fuentes
Bernard Heiler
Tom Oler
Henry Reinh rt
Vic Trammel
Mrs . Duke
Mr. Hampton
Mrs. Tulley
Paul Bailey
Jay Baron
Alan Breck
David Buring
Carolyn Crews
James Davis
Stuart Kahn
John Martin
Eddie Okie
Jim Well
Del William
Ed Wingo
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PHI GAMMA
NU atalia Amaya
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Suellen Creighton
Mary Louise Moreno
Mary Engirt
Dora Owens
Janie Flynt
Celia Pro
Judy Scott
PHRATERES
ancy Burnett Dolores Carreon Mary Yapor President
Yvonne Chavez Janet Duncan Kelly Edmiston
Margarette Esparza Maria Fierro Martha Hernandez Rebecca Gutierrez
ara Hernandez Ana Marie Holguin Martha K ey Mary Loui e Moreno
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PHRATERES
Pat y McCutcheon Alma Medina Maureen O'Brien Sponsor
uzanne Payne Leticia Pena Cecilia Rico
Emilia Rico Graci la Rios Yvonne anto coy Jackie Schlafly
France hanblurn Carmen Taboada Silvia Valdez Yvonne Wakeem
OMEN'S DORMITORY COUNCIL
BELL HALL Front row: Frances Kennedy, Alleane Young. Back row: Jane Moore, Shot Holder, Macy Pike, Linda Adams.
BENEDICT HALL Front row: Kathey Froemel, iki Lettunich, Winfray Rogers. Back row: Sandy Christman, Joy Sorg, ancy Lennon, Mary Carpenter, Cathy Black. Not shown: herry Wheat anc! Rosemary hapiro.
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Park Bishop
Mary Louise Foret
Leo Gonzales
INTERFAITH
Tom Holmsly
Lester Lieberman
COUNCIL
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N orma E. Martinez
Jane Moore
Virginia Snoddy
Margaret Majors
RELIGIOUS SNAPS
everal members of We ley Foundation relax in the front room of their new Methodist tudent Center on campus.
This year the Baptist Student Union sponsored a sacred music festival at which several hymns were offered for the listeners' enjoyment.
Gracie Rios is serenaded before going to the Newman Club co tume dance.
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Row One : ell Carson, Jim Boatwright, John Teagarden, James Mason, Carlos Baca, Jetta owell, Carol Mobley, Dale Jones, Jim Johnson, Joye Porch. Row Two: Mark Hinson, Ken Tubbs, Hayley Haynes Neal Fleanner, Sanna Eschelman. Row Three: Susan Hall, Dick Holt, Peggy McFadden, Shirley Rouse, Nancy Denham, Hampton Briggs, Charlie Brown.
BAPTIST STUDENT UNION EXECUTIVE COUNCIL
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FRESHMAN COUNCIL
Row One Seated: Elois Cardon, Trumanell Shelton , Shirley Gonzalez, Shirley Willi , Sharon Willis, Carlene Thompson, Marjane Wagner. Second Row Standing: Margaret Breton, Ronald McDaniel, Leonard B. Allsup, Gilberto Zuuige, Larry Macdonald, Conrey Bryson, Clyde Grover, William Packer.
DESERET
OFFICERS Margaret Breton, Clyde Grover, Conrey Bryson.
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Members: El ia Acosta, Alberto Aguirre, Alfon·o Amporon, Frank Anchondo, Pat Biel, John Cano, Lily Cardenas, Danny atania, Sharon Darcy, Regenia Cronan, Norma Deras, William Doran, Pat El1i ton, Anna Encias, Brn Escajeda, Salvado Escondon, Rose Marie Flore , Richard Garza John Graham, Mike Hopper, Agustan Lopez, Roger Lovele s, Irene Luevano, orma Martinez, Charles O'Reilley, Rafael Ortega, Esther Provencia, Eddy Ramos, Joe Sanchez, Morris anchez, Carmen Sandoval, Gerald Sullivan, ancy ullivan, Toby Tovar, Efren Vega, Jose Villescas, Irma Yslas.
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OFFICERS Father Burke, Luis Renteria, Irma Y las, Gloria Acosta, orma Deras, Mateo Hinojosa, Alfonso Amparan.
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First Row Seated: Gene Rosen , Bruce Rosen , Ira Friedman, Alan Traub, Lester Lieberman, Ralph Loewenstein . Second Row Seated: Justin Roth , Howard Baron, Gayle Gordon, Frances Shanb]um Thelma Levine, Carol Lane Barbara Glavin, Ann Lieberman, Hymer Rosen . Third Row Standing: Larry Baron, Betsy Aron tein , Gayle Kahn, Sally Goodell , Madeline Aaronson, Anne Blaugrand, Calvin Eisenberg, Linda Golden.
ROTH SOCIETY
OFFICERS Ann Lieberman, Bruce Rosen , Howard Baron, Lester Lieberman, Gayle Kahn , Ralph Loewenstein
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Front Row Seated: Donnie Hutchins, Jackie Lewis, Frances Kennedy, Dick Bellinger, Glenn McCain, Macey Pike, Don Johnson, Sue Becker, Moselle Alden, Sandra Hargraves, Jan Jensen, Nancy Stitt. Second Row Seated: Pam Bulls, Sandy Holcomb, Carol Knapp, Cathy Black, Cindy Longnecker, Minta Urquhart, Joann Johnson, Elizabeth Smith, Mary Gnauck, Sandra Christman. Third Row Standing: Robert Baker, Alex Correa, Linda Adams, Haley Haynes, Rev. Norman Wey, Ted Thurston, Mike Guy. Fourth Row Standing: Sam Baker, Gerry Adams, Ray Mize, Johnny Rahl, Alan Long, Fred Guy, Robin Plumbly, Steve Camp, Jack Berg.
WESLEY
OFFICERS Seated: Penny Cannon, Mose11e Alden Standing: David Ortega, Rev. Norman Wey, Dick Bellinger.
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In addition to Wednesday night programs and Morning Watch, Methodists on campus participate in an enlightening disrussion.
ACTIVITIES AROUND WESLEY
Group singing adds to the companionship of W esleyens, whether the music be for worship or just for fun.
On the lighter side, Wesley provides a place for TWC students to gather during the day to study or listen to the stereo.
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MILITARY
1960 MILITARY QUEE MARILYN GEYER
Honorary Colonel
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Francile Crowson Honorary Major
Sandy nodgrass Honorary Major
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Lady-In-Waiting NECHA STEWART Honorary Lt. Colonel
Sharon treet Honorary Major
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COMPANY A R. Alldredge, K. Allen , D . Androlonis, J. Avila, T. Baker, G. Barbee, P. Bishop, R. Bond, R. Broam, \XI. Bruce, A. Bush, G. Butterworth, D. Caffey, E. Cantrell, J. Carter, D. Carison, F. Chacon, R. Cleveland, J . Cozart, M. Cullen, E. Dunn, R. Felix, C. Fields, M. Franco, A. Fuente , J. Furman, F. Gerth, L. Giles, E. Guinn, G. Halaby, S. Hannum, G. Hill, M. Howe,
A. Johnson , H. Jones, H. Lamberth, J. Larremore, J . Long, R. Love, J. Maxon, P. McLeod, R. etzcr, \Y/. Oake , T. Park, D . Paxon, E. Ramo, J. Reynolds, J. Rodriguez, A. alcedo S. Self, F. ilva, E. immon , D. kipworth, R. mith, D. Stine, E. ullivan, T. Teed, R. Thie ·, . Thw.1it, . Tupper, B. Vetter, J. Young.
COMPANY B R. Adair, C. Altomare, D . Avina, L. Barnes, C. Beauford, R. Becker, M. Bernstein, R . Bridges, G. Brunner, J. Bussalacchi, R. Caballero, T. Cagle, J. Carpenter, J. Chanoux, G. Conwell, J. Deal, C. Dominguez, W. Dunlop, C. Eskew, J. Finney, A . Garcia, R. Gonzales, B. Heiler, J. Hensley, L. Hernandez P. Herrera, F. Highsmith , l. Hopkins, G . Howard, J. Huff, B.
Kinnibrugh , W. Kramer, . Leiter, H. Lewi , L. Lieberman, M. Martinez, W. McBee, . 1intz, . Morri , W. unn, R . Ontiverros, C. Perkin , R. Perryman, F. Phillip , R. Pino, R. Psaki, G. Robbins, R. Rubio, C. ando, al, \V. mith, R. Stricklen, G. ullivan, V. Tate, R. V ela, R. '\ a hington R . Will, J. Woodberry, . Yerby.
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COMPA y C G. Acevedo, G . Adam , D . Alv arez, M . B,11ule ·, R. Barbee, H . Bell, S. Burtner, L. ar on, R . au trita, R . .hew, J. Cox, R. Craig, F. Cruz-Aedo, E. D anie l, J. D avis, A. D elgado, Fernando D uran, F. D uran , \'</ . b erh art, R. Favila, R. Gerbel, G . Hetrick, A. H ospodar. W. Jacinto, T. Jon e , W. Lowenstein, V. Luera, L. Mc ullough, D . 1cGuirk, R. M c air, J.
M adrid , J. M aldonado, R . Mier, R . Muro, R. Navarro, S. Nunez, R. Okubo, R. Oli vas, 0. Ornelas, J. Oropeza, M. Ortega, A. Perez, R. Perez, P . Place, J. Ponce, P . Prieto, C. Ramirez, J. Ramo , A . Roberts , F. Ro emund, A. Ruiz, ~Salazar, J. Sanchez, H . aucedo, J . eymour, L. Simpson, S. noddy, E. olis, 0 . Rriolo , L. Varela, L. Y anez, R. York.
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COMPA G . Acosta, A. Aguirre, C. Ahum ada, W. Allen , R . Arand a, J. Ayers, M . Brown , R. Buys, W . Clemon , C. Cordero, D . Cude, J . Cullen, K. D avis, R. Donohue, J . Drahan, M . Estrada, J. Fitch, R. Fletcher, L. Fournier, E. Fulford, G . Garner, J. Gemoets, B. Jackso n, J. Jackson , M. Lanpher, P Larremore, R . Loveless, E. Lowenberg, J. Loya, D. Marrin , D . Marshall,
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COMPANY E R. Adair, L. Adams, L. Amparan, H. Armenta, T. Arrellanes, I. Baiza, J. Banales, J. Branson, J. Bromley, J. Butler, W. Carnes, J. Christakis, L. Cordero, S. Crowder, J. Curtain, I. Degarmo, J. English, J. Esquivel, L. Gonzales, W. Grissom, D. Gutierrez, R. Hedin, D. Higgins, M. Hopper, W. Howard, E. Jasuta, C. Johnson, F. Johnson. T. King. C. Lawrence, L.
Lopez, R. Magruder, J. Manning J. McGrane, D. Melton, L. Menchaca, L. Matthews, K. Mike ka J. Mills J. avarrette, J. Nelson, D. Padelford, G. Poe, K. Racine, W. A. Roberts, I. Romney, \YI. Ross, R. Rotolante, J. anchez, R. antini, S. Strauss, J. Warren, C. Williams, J. Zilk.
COMPANY F P. Anthony, R. Apodaca, G. Armijo, R. Baker, H. Barbee, J. Benevidez, P. Bowman, I. Bryant, C. Cagle, J. Carranza, L. Chacon, R. Cole, R. Coleman, R. Ehrenstein, F. Escajeda G . Escajeda, J. Flores, F. Garcia, G. Gonzale , J. Gracy, D. Hohn, J. Jimerson, J. Lankford, H. LaPointe, D. Laweence E. Martinez, J. Martinez C. Matthew , J. Mcllhaney E. Monte-
ros, D. Murphy, A. Norte, W. Pab t, L. Pallan, F. Pena, Ramos, E. Ranel , H. Reinhart, R. Reinhart, H. Rettig, Rigney, R. Rodriguez, B. Ro en, F. alvatti, J. pringer, Sudbury, E. Tellez, D . Tompkin , J. Turner, . Vau hn, Vick, C. Womack, F. Medina R. Ramirez.
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COMPANY G A. Avila, J. Arriaga, J. Baca, V . Backer, F. Ball , R. Belci, M . Black, J. Blackburn , P. Bo rnstein , E. Brion es, A . Cox, P. Deleon, C. Dominguez, J . D om in guez, L. D ominguez, E. Endlich, J. Gallego , J. G omez, A . Goyti a, R. G omez, J. Gonzales, R . H amric, P. H art , W. Hart, D. Holman , D. Holmsley, . Jones, F. Keller, W. Kiely , W. Kramer, C.
Lance, G . Leon , J. Lujan , J . McKinnon , J. Maloy, J. Martinez, R . Minton, R. Montez, J. Murphy, J. eil, C. Perez, R. Ramos, C. Raynor, P. Rocha, V . Rojas, J. Ro ado, L. Ro ales, E. Solorzano, A. Subia, R . T ejeda. L. Tischler, R . Tucker, C. Urrutia, N. Vargas, C. Wood .
RIFLE TEA~1 READY-AIM-FIRE!
The Rifle Team i proud of its h ono r .
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SC BEARD
J. Arriaga, T. Baker, L. Barne , P. Bowman, J. Burkett, J. Davis, L. Dominguez, B. Heiler, M . Howe, T. Jones J. McVeigh, A. Norte, R. Olivas, R. Orton , G. Pa chich, H. Rettig,
AND
BLADE
W. Snodgrass, D. Sullivan, R.
ummerford, V. Tate, K. Allen, D. Alvarez, G. Brunner, W. Gri om, H. Lamberth, P. Mcleod, W. M. Roberts B. Ro en L. arela, C. Womack.
OFFI ER Jack Burkett Bob Orton , Henry Rettig, Jack McVeigh
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ACTIVES Kenneth Allen, Michael Black, George Brunner, Chairles Cagle, James Davis, John Drahan, Ernest Fulford, Arnoldo Garcia, Henry Hernandez, Michael Holland, William Kramer,
Michael Lanpher, Joseph Larremore, Michael Martinez, Anthony Perez, Edwin Ranels, Charles Rayner, Robert Smiley, Chance Williams.
PERSHING RIFLES
PLEDGES Dino Altomare, David Avina, Millard Brown, Richard Buys, Emmett Cantrell , Joseph arter, James DeGarmo , Pablo Deleon, Charle:s Dunn , Jose:ph G em oet , Ronni e Heflin , Paul
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Larremore, Jesu Loya, Charle Matthews, John avarrete, Larry Menchaca, James Psaki, Larry imp on , Ralph Strickland, Bernard Vetter, James Woodberry.
PERSHING RIFLE SWEETHEART FRANCILE CROWSON
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ADMINISTRATION
Dr. Joseph M. Ray
7:eJ"~5 Wester~ (o/le5e OF THE UNIYERSITY OF TEXAS
Ojfu, flj tlu I'rmdr,,,
November 9, 1960
The Flowsheet for 1960 provides a record for each student who attended Texas Western College during the year. There is no substitute for this record. Each one of you spent this year as a par ticular year of his life, and it will always be remembered as such. Whether you are Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, or Senior, this year is so recorded. In the years to come, when you show this particular issue of Flowsheet to friends and relatives, you will say, "This is the Flowsheet of this special year that I attended Texas Western College." Down through the years, many memories will fade, but the Flowsheet will serve to revive them. I hope, also, that this Annual will serve to keep alive your interest in Texas Western College. Nowhere in the United States, am confident, is community and ex-student loyalty to a college a more vital thing than it is at our college. I know that we will continue to have your support, your understanding, and your loyalty. I am confident that you have had a happy collegiate year. I wish for you success and ccntinued happiness in the years to come . Sincerely yours,
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DR. JOSEPH RAY
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DEANS GEORGE C. McCARTY Dean of Men
DR. A TO H. BERKMA Dean of Arts and cience
MRS. LOUISE RESLEY Dean of Women
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DR. C. L. SO ICH E Dean of the Graduate School
EUGE E M. THOMA Dean of Mines and Engineering
CHAIRME
MR. MICHAEL BRAND Chairman of Economics and Business Administration
MR . ELEA OR DUKE Chairman of Biological Sciences
DR. CECIL CRAWFORD Chairman of Philosophy and Psychology
DR. JAME DAY Chairman of Education
MR. FLOYD DECKER Chairman of Engineering .
DR . EDWI KNAPP Chairman of Math and Physics
DR. WILLIAM LAKE Chairman of Chemistry
MR. VIRGIL HICKS Co-chairman of J ournalism, Radio-TV
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CHAIRMEN COL. JOSEPH BUYS PMST, Military Science
DR. HOW ARD QUI N Chairman of Geol gy
DR. JO EPH RI TELEN Chairman of Mining and Metallurgy
DR. EDGAR RUFF Chairman of Modern Languages
DR . REX STRICKLAND Chairman of History, Government and Sociology 194
MISS VERA WISE Chairman of Art
DR. LEROY EIL Chairman of Health and Physical Education
DR. HAROLD E. ALEXANDER Associate Professor of Chemistry
DR. FREDERICK BACHMANN Professor of Modern Languages
MR. HAROLD BALLARD Assistant Professor of Physics and Math
MR. THOMAS BARNES Professor of Math and Physics
DR. CALEB BEV ANS Associate Professor of Modern Languages
DR. RALPH BENTZ Associate Professor of Math and Physics
MISS LELAH BLACK Associate Professor of Economics and Business Administration
MAJ. DUNCAN BOUGHNER Military Science
MR. LANIS BOSWORTH Assistant Professor of Philosophy and Psychology
CAPT. WILLIAM BOYERS Military Science
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MR. RALPH BRIGG ' Associate Professor of Music
MR. FRED BREWER Instructor of Modern Languages
MR. HALDEEN BRADDY Professor of English
MR. RUSSELL BRINKER Professor of Civil Engineering
MR. MORGAN BROADDUS Instructor of History Government and Sociology
DR. ROBERT BURLINGAME Associate Professor of English
MR. WILLIAM BURGETT Instructor of Math and Physics
MRS. FLORENCE BUCKNER Assistant Professor of Economics and Business Administration
MR . CLARENCE CERVENKA Assistant Professor of Engineering
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MR. JOHN MIDDAGH Co-chairman of Journalism, Radio-TV
MR. ABRAHAM CHAVES, JR. Instructor of Music
MR . THOMAS CHISM Instructor of Bible
MR. PETER CHRAPLIWY Instructor of Biological Sciences
MR. RALPH COLEMAN Professor of Engineering
MR. BEN COLLINS A istant Professor of Health and Phy ical Education
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MISS ELLE COOGLER Assistant Prof e sor Art
MR. ROSS COMPTON Instructor of Chemistry
. . R . KATHLEEN CRAIGO Assistant Profes or of Health and Physical Education
SGT. ROBERT COX Instructor of Military Science
MR . JOH DE In tructor of History Government, and Sociology
MR. HAROLD DA VIS Coach, As istant Professor of Health and Physical Education
MR . LURLI E DO GLAS Assistant Professor of English
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MR. WALTER DUCOFF Instructor of Engineering
fR . FRANCIS EHMA Assistant Profe sor of English
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DR. OLAV EID BO Professor of Music
DR. FLOYD FARQUEAR Professor of Education
DR. A. N . FOSTER Professor of Educatior
MRS . GRETCHEN GABRIEL Assistant Professor of Modern Languages
DR. WAYNE FULLER Associate Professor of History
MR. CHARLES GLADMAN Associate Professor of Math and Physics
MR. CHARLE GARNER Instructor of English
MRS. LY ETTE GLARDO Assistant Professor of Health and Physical Education
DR. GLADYS GREGORY Professor of History, Government, Sociology
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MR. PAUL GOODMA Instructor of History, Government, and Sociology
DR. CLARENCE HACKETT Instructor of Philosophy and Psychology
MR. HENRY HAMPTON Instructor of Biological Sciences
MR. FRANK HARLAND Assistant Professor of Drama and Speech
DR. JESSE HANCOCK Professor of Chemistry
MR. WILTZ HARRISON Associate Professor of Art
DR. WADE HARTRICK Professor of Economic and Business Administration
MR. EVERETT HEINS Assistant Professor of Economics and Business Administration .
\1:R. PAUL HASSLER Associate Professor of Engineering
MRS. ROBERTA HOFFMAN Instructor of English.
DR. LOZIER 1-IENDERSON Professor of Education
MR. JOHN HOVEL Instructor of History, Government and _Sociology
MR . THEODORE HARRIS Instructor of History, Government, and Sociology
MR. JOSEPH JAMES Associate Professor of English
MR. RICHARD JOHNSON Instructor of English
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MR. MILTON LEECH Chairman of Dramr and Speech
MR. ORVILLE KRU CHWITZ Instructor of Math and Physics
MRS. CLARICE JO E Assistant Professor of Drama and peech
MRS. ROBERT A LOGERMA Instructor of History
MRS. MONA LOPER Instructor of Health and Physical Education
MR. WILLIAM MERKIN Instructor of Economics and Business Admini tration
MR. RALPH LOWENSTEI Assistant Professor of Journalism
MR . VALDIK MICULKA A sistant Professor of Math and Physics
COL FRANK MITER Jnstructor of Math and Physics 200
MR . ROBERT L. MILLER Instructor of Math and Physics
SFC. CLARE CE MOORE Military cience
MR. LEO MO ES Associate Professor of Engli h
MR. OSCAR McMAHAN Associate Professor of Math and Physics
MR. LEIF NEPRUD
MR . LUCILLE OLD Instructor of Engli h
Instructor of Math and Physics
MISS MAUREE O'BRIEN Instructor of Chemistry
MR . CA THERI E O 'MALLEY Assistant Prof e or of Education
DR . FLOYD O'NEAL Associate Professor of Chemistry
MR. ROBERT OMUND 0 Instructor of Math and Physics
DR . PEARL PO FORD A sociate Profe or of Engli h
DR . RAY PAST Associate Professor of English
MRS. MARY QUI
MRS. PATRICIA
MR. DAVID
Associate Professor of History, Government, and Sociology
RENNICK In tructor of Philosophy and Psychology
ROZE DAL A istant Profe or of Engineering
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SFC WILLIAM SAWYER Military Science
MR. WILLIAM RUSSELL Assistant Professor of Modern Languages
MR. ROBERT
MR. CHARLES SCHOTTA Assistant Professor or Economics and Busine s Administration
MRS. GRACE SMITH
SCHUMAKER Assistant Professor of Math and Physics
Assistant Professor
of English
MR. BARTON SPROULE Associate Professor of Mining and Metallurgy
MR. WILLIAM STRAIN Associate Professor of Geology
DR. ROBERT TAPPA Assistant Professor of Modern Languages
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DR. JAMES SUBLETTE Associate Professor of Biological Sciences
MR . EDYTHE THREADGILL Instructor of Math and Physics
DR. WILBERT TIMMONS Professor of History, Government and Sociology
IR. GEORGE TOMPKINS Assistant Professor of Economics and Business Administration
MRS. ELEANORE TULLEY Instructor of Biological Sciences
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MRS . EMILY VOWELL Instructor of Geology
MRS. MARIE WADDELL Assistant Professor of English
MR. JACK VOWELL Instructor of History, Government, and Sociology
MR. JIMMY WALKER Assistant Professor of Health and Physical Education
MR. WILLIAM WEBB Assistant Professor of Modern Languages
MRS. ROBERTA WALKER Instructor ot English
MR. JOHN WHITACRE Associate Professor of Engineering
DR. RANDOLPH WHITWORTH Assistant Professor of Philosophy and Psychology
MR. PHILLIP YO NG Assistant Professor of Engineering
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MISS LU VE IA ARNOLD Assistant Registrar
MRS. MARGARET
MRS. KATHRYN CROUCH Secretary to the Dt-a 1 of Men
MRS. LILLIAN COWAN Placement Bureau Clerk
MRS. CO IE CORBELL Secretary of the Graduate Division
MISS SHERYLL
MRS. HAROLD DAVIS Assistant Director of Testing and Guidance
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BARNETT Bookstore Manager
MISS FRANCES CLAYTON Assistant Librarian
BROWN Secretary to the Dean of Engineering
MR. ROY FISK A i tant Business Manager
MISS EDNA
MRS. LILIA AVILA Reference Librarian
DULANEY Secretary to the Dean of Arts and Sciences
MR. M.R. HOLLE SHEAD Director of the Placement Bureau
MR. STEELE JONES Director of News. Information and Alumni Records
MRS. ELLEN LAMBERTH Secretary of the Shellinger Laboratory
MISS DOROTHY
MRS. JA E PITTS Nurse
ORMSBEE Reference Librarian
MR. BAXTER POLK
MR. WILLIAM
MRS. FRA CES STEVE Secretary to the President
MRS. PAULINE POWELL Snack Bar Cashier
Snack Bar Clerk and Typist
MRS. JEAN PO SFORD Receptioni t for the Dean of Men
Librarian
PLUMBLEY Athletic Business Manager and Intramurals Director
MRS. GLENDA TAIT
MRS. EU ICE MELA CO e retary to the Dean of Women
MISS SIBYL McDONALD Circulation Librarian
MRS. CECILE WALLER Director of Women' Dorm
MR. MARIA WILLEY Re ident Director of Benedict Hall 205
CLASSES
SENIORS
GLORIA A COST A Major: Educ. ewman Club Sigma Delta Pi
RUBE AGUAYO Major: Min. A. P. 0.
LINDA ALLEN Major: B. B. A. Spurs Choir Zeta Tau Alpha
LUI A. AL V REZ Major : B. S. Orange Key Pre-Med Club
THOMA ARELLA Major: E. E.
FER A DO ANCHO DO Major: Radio-TV Alpha Epsilon Rho KVOF dff
ART ALVA Major: P. E. Lambda Chi P . E. Majors
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AM BAKER ajor: Drama Choir College Players Alpha Phi mega
CARMEN ARROYO Major: Language Sigma Delta Pi
BRE DA BAN I TER Alpha Lambda Delta Alpha Chi Majorette
MO ELLE ALDE Major: Engli h Dorm ouncil e ley F undation We ley Valentineweetheart
OEL BARFIELD Varsity Football Alpha Phi Omega "M" Club
LEE BAR ES Lambda Chi Alpha cabbard & Blade
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LY E BENNETT Major: E. E.
MARVI BELL Major: B. B. A. Kappa Sigma Young Republican
ANNE BLAUGRUND Major: Educ. All TWC Favorite Scholaris Coed Council Flowsheet Staff
GENE BOSWELL Major: Geology Alpha Phi Omega AIME
PAT BOWMAN Major: E. E. Lambda Chi Alpha Student Assoc-Pres. Who's Who ardonyx IFC-President cabbard & Blade AIEE
BETTY RAE BOUTWELL Major: Psycho. S. A. E. Sweetheart Chi Omega-Pres. Student Council Scholar is Spurs Chenrizig
JAN BREEDLOVE Major: Educ. Zeta Tau Alpha Beauty Finalist Miss TWC runner-up Ten Be t Dressed Football Duchess
Major : Pre-Med Men of Mines Who' Who 210Orange Key
PEGGY BIRKHEAD Major: P . E. Delta Delta Delta P. E. Majors
CHARLES BRADSHAW Major : Min. Sardonyx Varsity Football Who's Who igma Alpha Epsilon Student Assoc-V. P. Top 10 Seniors
DON H . BURGESS Major: Min. Sardonyx "M" Club Orange Key Varsity Basketball Alpha Chi Top 10 eniors
J LIA JOB LL Pre-Med Club Band ACCF
WILLIAM BRUCE AIEE
JACK BURKETT Major: B. A. Phi Kappa Tau Scabbard & Blade treasurer Campus Police
DEA CANTY Major: Music Band Choir Orchestra Kappa Kappa Psi Orange Key Varsitoniarls Lab Band
BOB CALHOUN Major: Min. Sigma Alpha Epsilon A. I. M. E. Scabbard & Blade 5 Year Club
DOLORES CARREON Major: Educ.
ELOIS CARDON Major: Educ. A. C. E.
NORMAN COLBERT Major: C. E. Alpha Phi Omega
JANEL CASNER Major: Hist.
GENE COLLEY Major: B. A. Delta Chi Campus Police
A. S. C. E.
JAMES CONYERS Major: C. E. Orange Key Kappa Sigma ASCE
CAROLE CONNER Major: Educ.
JAMES CORCORAN Sigma Alpha Epsilon M Club
WILLIAM CRAW FORD M Club Football
FRANCISCO CRUZ AEDO ASCE Pershing Rifles Wesley Foundation 211
DARLA CRAFT Major: Educ. Who's Who Alpha Lambda Delta Spurs-Pres. Beauty Finalist Ten Best Dressed Chenrizig
REO DAY Major: B. B. A.
JAMES DAVIS Major: Bio. Sci. Pre Med Pershing Rifles Scabbard & Blade Student Senate
LUIS DOMINQUEZ Major: E. E. Newman Club Scabbard & Blade Independents AIEE
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WILLIAM DILLON Major: Geology
STELLA DERAS Major: B. B. A. Beta Sigma Phi Gamma Nu Band TACE
LUIS DELGADO Major: Met. AIME ASM
GENEVA EATON Major: Educ.
CHARLES DA VIS Major: Phys.
LINDA CURTON Major: Psych. Delta Delta Delta President Dorm Council Spurs Panhellenic Coun.
JANET DUNCAN Major: English Flowsheet Phrateres
MARGARET ESPARZA Major: Span.
ELOY ESPARZA Major: E. E.
GLE DA ELDREDGE Major: Educ. Miss TWC Engineer Queen School Beauty Cheerleader Zeta Tau Alpha 10 Best Dressed
DO ALD FAGELMA Major : BBA igma Alpha Mu-pres. Roth Society IFC
LEO FERNA DEZ Major: Art
SAM FIELD
ELAI E FINCH Major: Educ. Zeta Tau Alpha Sec. Spurs Minerva Club
CO NIE FIERRO Major: Educ. Newman Club
JOH FITCH Major: Journalism Who's Who Men of Mines Prospector-Editor El Burro - Editor Top 10 eniors
MARY LO I E FORET Major: Educ. Spurs U. C. C. F. I. F. C.
RICARDO FLORES Major: E. E.
JA ICE FREI Major: Educ. Zeta Tau Alpha Go Idiggers Wesley Foundation
GLORIA FELIX Major: Math ewman Club Independent
JUAN FRESQUEZ Major: E. E. Student Council ewman Club
ARA ULLERTON Major: Educ.
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AJ,DE GEORGE Major: B. B .. A. M Club, Pres. Football
ILO GARD ER Major: Rad-TV KVOF Chief Announcer
R TH GO ZALEZ Major: Educ. Literary Society ewman Club
HERBERT GOODLOE Major: E. E.
BILLIE rRAY Major: E. E.
KARL GOODLOE Major: E. E.
HARRY GRUBER Major: P. E.
WILLIAM G RANY Independents Orange Key ASCE 214
LEO GO ZALEZ Major: Psy. ewman Club Per hing Rifl es Interfaith Council
JOHN GRAY Major: Geol. igma Gamma Epsilon Alpha Phi Omega
GERALD GUIDRY Major: C. E. ard nyx Kappa Sigma AS Scabbard & Blade Men of Mines
GU TAVO GUTIERREZ Major: M. E. AIME
SARA G RIERREZ Major: Educ. ewman Club
JAY W. HACKLER Major: History Kappa Sigma Canterbury Club
SUSAN HALL Major: Educ. ZTA Lambda Chi Sweetheart
HOBART HAMILTON Major: Chem. Orange Key Sardonyx Pershing Rifles A . C. S.
PHIL HANDLIN Major: Pre-Law Kappa Sigma
THOMAS HANCOCK Major: Geol. A. P. 0.
Sigma Gamma Epsilon
LINDA HAUGHTO Major: Spanish ZTA Alpha Lambda Delta
WILLIAM HARTT Major: B. B. A. Delta Sigma Pi
ROBERT HEARST Major: Geol. A.P.O.
MELVIN HARTLEY Major:
STEVE HARPER Major: Spanish
ELAINE HANNA Major: Govt. Tri Delta Panhellenic-Council Chenrizig
BERNARD HEILER Major: C. E. Sardonyx Orange Key
RAMIRO HERNANDEZ Major : Biol. 215
RICHARD HOLT Major: E. E.
FRANCES HOLMES Major: Psycho!. Psi Chi W.A.A. Tri Delta Flowsheet Queen TWC Beauty
LOUISE HOPKI Major: Art
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MICHAEL HOWE Major: Geol. S. A. E. Scabbard & Blade
CHARLES HORKY Major: Journ. El Burro Editor
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SHELDON HURVITZ Major: Rad-TV
HOWARD JACKSO Major: Geol. Kappa Kappa Sigma
ROSA LEE HOLDER Major: P. E. Belles W.A.A. Chenrizig Spurs P. E. Majors Club Dorm Council Pres.
MATEO HINOJOSA Major: B. B. A. Photographer
CLETUS HILL Major: Music. Ed. Orchestra, Band Choir Kappa Kappa Psi Orange Key
FRANK HYDER Major: B. A.
ROSEMARY JENNINGS Major: Educ.
DON JOHNSON Major: Psycho!. Freshman President Wesley Foundation
JO AN E JOH SO Major: Eng. We ley Dean's List
PABLO J AREZ Maj r : B. A .
DALE JO E M ajor: E<luc. B. . U.
HARRY KA FMAN Major : Bio . . Sigma Alpha Mu KVOF taff
FRA CE KE Major: Eng.
BETTY KE Major: Educ.
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EVELE A KE EDY Major : P. E. P. E. Majors Club
BOB KE EDY Major : History B. S. U.
WILLIAM KLEINCHMIDT Major: Econ.
W. A. KE Major : P. E.
EDY
ADELBERT KOLLER Major: B. B. A. Sardonyx, I. F. C. Lambda Chi Alpha
EDY
H RY K Z Major: E. E.
I .KI
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EMMY K OTTS Major: Educ. Spurs - Treas. Golddiggers - Pres. Co-Ed Council " Outstanding Golddigger" Who's Who
B. . U.
DONNA LEMMON Major: Ele. Ed. W.A.A. Wesley Student Council Cheerleader Freshman Favorite Zeta T au Alpha
GUILLERMO LICON Major : C. E. A. S. E. - V . Pres. Eng. C0uncil
RO MA WHORTER Major: B. A.
JA ET LI EBAUGH Major : Engl. Delta Delta Delta
A. I.E. E.
Delta Sigma PiOfficer
Phi Kappa Tau Men of Mines
IEL Major : B. B. A. Phi Kappa Tau Desert Club
PAUL McLEOD Major: E. E. Lambda Chi Alpha
I. F. C. 218
FRANK McCALLICK Major: Elec. Eng.
A. I.E. E.
PATSY McCUTCHEON Major~ Ed. Delta Gamma Phrateres Golddiggers
DO ALD McGEHEE Major: Met. Sigma Alpha Epsilon
MARY JANE WISE Major: Ele. Ed.
NORMA LANE Major : B. A.
GAY McNEAL Major: B. B. A. Campus Police B. . U.
JACK McVEIGH Major:Rad-TV Who's Who Men of Mines Top Ten Seniors Distinguished Military Student Sigma Alpha Epsilon
DORA MACIAS Major: Educ. ACE
FRANK MARCHESE Major: B. B. A.
JOHN MARTIN Major : Bio. Sci. Kappa Sigma
GERRY MAYES Major: Educ~ ACE
NORMA MARTINEZ Major: Educ. Interfaith Coun.
JACKIE MEEKS Major : P. E. Football M Club
MARY MITCHEL Major: English Sigma Delta Pi We ley Foundation Phrateres
ERNEST MELANCON Major: Physics
LOLA J. MONCRIEFF Major. Educ.
CARLA MAFFEI Major: Sec. Educ. Top Ten Seniors Who's Who Flowsheet Editor Delta Delta Delta Chenrizig Scholaris
BOB MOORE Major: B. B. A. Kappa Sigma
CYNTHIA MORR! Major: Educ. Gold diggers 219
BERTHA MU OZ Major: Math
MOHAMMED MOSHIRI Major: Math Cosmopolitan
ROBERT NAVARRO Major : C. D. A. S. C. E. Engin. Council
JOSE NAVAR Major: B. B. A.
RO IE ELSO Major: Physics Kappa Sigma
JACK O'CONNER Major : B. B. A.
ANNE OTTESEN Major: Biol. Zeta Tau Alpha Pre-Med Club Canterbury W.A.A. Spurs
ELEA OR PAULK Major: Ed. Zeta Tau Alpha Dorm Council 220
FRED MURPHY
ROBERT ORTON Major: Chem. Men of Mines Who's Who Sigma Alpha Epsilon Scabbard & Blade Sardonyx Orange Key
GEORGE P ASCHICH Major: Math Phi Kappa Tau
0.D. PAULK Major: Geol. A. P. O. A. I.M. E.
SUZAN E PAYNE Major: Drama.
Who's Who Alpha Chi Alpha Lambda Delta
Major: Civ. Eng. A.S.C.E.
Major: Acct.
DWIGHT REAGA Major: C. E. A.P.O. A .S.C.E.-Pres.
SALVADOR RAMOS Major: Elec. Eng.
JERRY RI HTER Major: B. B. A. Delta igma Pi
JERRY REYNOLDS Major: Spanish Choir
DALE REED Major: Educ.
WAYNE ROGERS Major: Eng.
GRACIELA RIOS Major: Spanish Phrateres Newman Sigma Delta Pi
BERTHA ROSE Major : Ele. Ed. Delta Gamma Golddiggers
Major: Mu ic Chenrizig Spurs Tau Beta igma Choir Orche tra Band Who' Who
GEORGIA RUSSELL Major: P. E. P. E. Majors Club
HOMER RU EL Major: Phy . Alpha hi Track
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HUMBERT SALDINA Major: B.B.A.
PRISCILLA RYDHOLM Major: Ed. Chi Omega Lambda Chi Alpha Sweetheart
KENNETH SCHADE Major: Music Sardonyx M.E . . C. College Choir Who's Who Lambda Chi Alpha Sardonyx
JOHN SCHIN AS Major: Phys.
DAISY SCHAFFINO Major: Educ. Phrateres Newman Club A.CE. Independ.
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BRENDA SCHULLER Major: B.A. Zeta Tau Alpha Flowsheet Staff
JOHN SCHMIDT Major: Geol. ROTC Rifle Team A.P.O .
PEGGY SEGALL Major: Eled.
TRUMAN ELLE SHELTON Major: Educ.
CHRISTY SAUER Major: B.A. Who's Who Gold digger Co-Ed Council Football Court Student Council
PHILLIP SHARP Major: Elec. Eng. A.I.E.E.
ANN SITTON Major: Engl.
RA HEL O Major: Educ. A.C E.
OWSKY
ROBERT STEVENSON Major: Psyc. Tau Kappa Epsilon
DONALD SULLIVAN Major: E.E. Orange Key A.I.E.E. Scabbard & Blade Phi Kappa Tau Who's Who Men of Mines
VAN TATE Major: Hist.
DAVID TEJADA Major: Chem. A.S.C. Pershing Rifles
NITA THOMPSON Major: Drama Alpha Psi Omega College Players
JACK THOMPSON Major: Math
HUMBERT TOLENTINO Major: Met. A.I.M.E. Kidd Mining Club
SAMUEL TREVINO Major: Geol. A.P.O.
IRENE TREJO Major: Educ. A.CE.
ALBERT TRUJILLO Major: C.E. A.S.CE .-Treas. Wesley Foundation
KENNETH TAGGART Major: Spanish Rifle Team
INEZ TIJRLEY Major: Music Who's Who Orchestra
GILBERTO
VALENZUELA Major: E. E.
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ROSA VALERIO Major: Sec. Educ. Newman Club
WILLIAM VECHIONE Major: E.E. Lambda Chi A .I.E.E.
ALE IA VALLADOLID Major: Educ.
A.CE.I. ewman Co mopolitan
REUBEN VELA Major: B.B.A . Delta Sigma Pi
TOMMY WALL Major: B.A. Sigma Alpha Epsilon Varsity Track "M" Club Sec.
BILL WALKER Major: B. A . Kappa SigmaVice-Pres.
ROY WARRE Major: Geol. Pershing Rifles Scabbard & Blade B .S.U .
HERRY WHEAT Major : Psyc. 224
MARY WARD Major: B.A.
CARLIE VAN WALLER Major: Math Alpha Epsilon Rho
JERRY WAT ON Major: Geol.
A.I.M.E. igma Gamma Epsilon
JA K WILLIAMS Major: B.B.A . Delta Sigma Pi ewman Club
MARGARET WILLI Major: Educ. Chi Omega .A. ecretary
FREDA YOUNG Major: Educ. Kappa Delta Pi
BARBARA YOUNG Major: Educ. Zeta Tau Alpha Panhellenic Coun. Wesley Foundation Student Council Flowsheet Staff
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Ron Alldredge
Kenneth Allen
Jerry Austin
Paul Bailey
Troy Barbee
Herbie Bell
Carolyn Bennett
Phylli Berner
Frank Be nette
Kay Broad well
Emma Bueno
Jack Burkett
John Burrow
Mary Bu alacchi
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Pat Chesser
Laura Copeland
Alexander Correa
Charle Denton
Norma Deras
Calvin Ei enberg
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Ronda Cole
Edward Elias
hidey Cole
Walter Cross
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Kyle Ellis
John Conway
Mike Davis
C1rlos del Hierro
Ruth Donges
Diana Druley
John Faraone
Janie Flynt
La Verral Fox
Bill Ge son
Marilyn Geyer
Josue Gomez
Arthur Gonzalez
Don Greer
Pat Grim
John Furman
Gerald Garner
Tom Garza
Charles Glock
Joyce Glock
M ary Gnauck
Lloyd Goodrich
Gail Gordon
George Gorsie
Martin Hanna
Elaine Harris
Dan Hamrick
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Martha Hernandez
James Hill
Herman Hoffpauir
Grady Holderman
Tom Holmsley
Charles Horsley
Treva Hulen
Patsy Hulse
Matt Hunyadi
Stanley Hyde
Frank Hyder
Robert Irvin
Rose Mary Jennings
Carl Johnson
Keaton Johnson
Ken Jones
Stuart Kahn
John Kelly
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Pat Kelly
David Kelton
Gwendolyn Lawrence
Glenn Leiter
Anne Lieberman
Lester Lieberman
Ralph Magruder
Ronald Martin
Cari Martinez
Juan D. Martinez
Sebastian Martinez
Michael Martinez
C. W. Matthews
Robert Mathis
Joe Milchen
Paul Mitchell
Eddie Moore
Jane Moore
Mary Lou Moreno
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William Morgan
William Mueller
Barbara McDaniel
Bruce Nickle
Paul Paxson
Travis Pederson
Kay Porter
Celia Pro
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Jetta
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Ana Maria Navar
Virginia Oaxaca
Ronnie Paulk
Bonnie Pfief er
Robin Pfieffer
Martha Ponce
Ruben Ramos
Henry Rettig
Cecilia Rico
Emilia Rico
Robert Rios
Don E. R bert
Bruce Rosen
Rudy Paz
Ernestine Ruebu h
Pri cilla Rydholm
Yvonne Santoscoy
Robert Scevera
Peggy Segall
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Walter Sim
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Robert tevenson
David Stewart
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Antonio Quinones
Sharon Street
Gerald ullivan
Carlton Talbot
Douglas Tompkins
Don Van Pelt
Dana Tubb
Louie Varela
Jack Vincent
Yvonne Wakeem
Tommy Werneking
Mel Williams
0 . C. Williams
Catherine Wipf
Jake Young
John Young
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SOPHOMORES
SOPHOMORES Cretha Adair Dwayne Arguad
Elizabeth Aronson Pat Baker Bruce Bannon Howard Baron
Kaye Becker Susan Beehler Carolyn Bennett Park Bishop
Thomas Bishop Michael Black Mike Blackmond Bill Bowles
ancy Brennand Bill Brooks J. P. Burnett Penny Cannon
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Bill Carnes Diana Carpenter
hirlee artwri ht Cecilia havez Yvonne Chavez Rod Chri tian
Barbara Clayton Ruth Cohen Ronald Cole Ronald Coleman
arah onnally Gary onwell illiam Co k Diana raft
uellen rei hton hry De Li u idney Diamond Kathy Dickin on
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SOPHOMORES George Doolittle Effie Dunlap
Freddie Duran Kelli Edmiston Charle Eskew ancy Farrah
Charles Fields Marcia Fierro Velene Fleager Sheila Fomby
Diana Franco Jack Grandy Rebecca Gutierrez Tom Haines Jr.
tanley Hall Waddad Halow Marcia Haney ally Haraway
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Sandra H argrave Bill Hart
Kenneth Heineman ara Hernandez Ida Hill Cole Holderman
Ana Marie Holguin Lida Hollingshead Lynda Holloran Carol Hollshevandner
haron Holmes Robert Huston Jeannine Jarratt Monta Rae Jenkin
ri tina Jurado Gayle Kahn Martha Key orma K ilburn
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SOPHOMORES Leonard Knox W alter Kramer
Carol Ann Krupp Michael Lanpher Joe Larremore Mel Lauderdale
Sheila Layne Don Le B recht Sabiniano Legarreta Jackie Lewis
Rodney Lind Jim Lotspeich Dolore Lowery Dennis Marrin
Wade Mayo Leo McCulloch John McKinnon Ginny Meadow
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Gloria Meili Graciela Mendez
Zeta Mim R. B. Mint n Alene Morrell Al n Mundell
Lila Murphy Ralph Navar Robert Norris Jetta owell
Be,erly O 'Briant ay O 'Connor Ella France Owen Curti Parkin
Leticia Pena Davey Pendleton Karen Per ing Davi Peticola
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SOPHOMORES Clyde Posey Carmen Raboada
Raquel Ramirez Joyce Reeder Thomas Richardson Reta Rickords
Vernon Robbins Rebecca Roberts Bill Robinson Charlotte Roisman
Diane Rosenthal Jack Rutledge Lawrence Sandell teven Scheimer
Frank Schultz Judy Scott Gayle Seaton Rosemary Shapiro
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Carolyn Shaver Francisco Silva
Margaret Skonsen Elizabeth Ann Smith Mary Jane Stanley Lee train
Rochelle Strand Ralph Stricklen John Stroud Robert Taboada
Bob Thies David Thornton Tom Treece Donna Tritt
Aubrey Tucker Minta Urguhart Silvia Valdes Roy Ward
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SOPHOMORES Charles Warren Mike Webb
Anne Wehmeyer Paula Weisberg Bobby Wiggs
Curtis Wright Mary Yapor Alleane Young
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Jerry Young Jim Zanker Audrey Zuber
Clara Burris Paul Dano
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FRESHMEN
Madeline Aaronson Elisa Acosta Linda Kay Adam Dorothy Aiken Dorothy Ainsa
1961
FRESHMEN
Kendra Aleff Emma Alvarez Jo Ann Anderson Barbara Armstrong
Maxine Baca Robert Baker Frank Ball Elizabeth Barnes Jay Baron
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Larry Baron Fred Becker Mike Bernstein Bob Beauford Kathy Black
Dolores Blanco Linda Boone Phillip Boswell Kristin Broughton
John Bryan Pam Bulls John Burke
James Busalacchi Robert Butler , George Butterworth Verna Caplan
Donald Carlisle Mary Carpenter Michelle Chapin Beverly Cocoran Judy Coffin
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William Coleman Reeda K ay Cononer Diane Cook Roy Covert John Cox
James Cozart Carolyn Crews F rancile Crowson Kit Detwiler
Carol Dickinson Diane Dillard J. B. Doyle
Bertha Ein tein Mary Engler h Thomas Evans Barbara Fell
Robert Fenner David Ferrell Harry Fields Irma Fierro Barbara Fletcher
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Kathy Flood Marie Franco Mary Frank Andy Fuentes Gayle Gilchrist
Brian Gilly Margaret Glardon Barbara Glovia Mary Joan Golding
Robert Gonzales Andrew Gorale Charlene Gourlay
Fela Graffos Jimmy Gray Bob Grimley Linda Gust
Judy Hail Mar hall Hamilton Je:isie Harris Lynn Hartman Terry Hill
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Jim Hiltz Lawerence Hoben Dennis Hohn Sheila Hoffman Sharon Horn
Leland Housmana Sharon Bugos Tom Hull Diane Hunter
Judy Jameson Jan Janson Karen Johnson
Carol Jordan Lucile Jurado Jack Keller Carol Kennedy
Tom King Carol Knapp Gary Kyle Adolph Labbe Jean Larkin
Paul Larremore Arsie Laughman Nancy Lemmon Jane Lennon Niki Lettunich
Thelma Levine Diana Lewis Sandra Lindsey Daphne Love
Roger Loveless Bruce Lowenhaupt Jesus Loya
Mike McCown Elizabeth McCutcheon Peggy McFadden Jeanie McLeod
Gary McLish Helen McMullen Penny McNamara Oscar Maese Meg Majors
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Jrunes
Manning Janeen Manzo Priscilla Marrufo Lawerence Mathews Charles Matthews
Pat Maveety Henry Menacho Keith Miller Julie Milner
Margaret Minot Carol Mobley Carole Moran
Ana Marie Muela Jeannie Murrill Matt Mutnich Jane Norris
Robert O'Brien Charles O 'Reilly Allan Osborn Dara Owens Celia Pacheco
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Jim Padden June Parks Roy Pena Mary Esther Perez George Poe
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FRESHMEN
James Psaki Beatrice Ramirez Irma Ramirez Rodolfo Ramirez
Jane Reed ara Rhoades Hank Reinhart Ronald Reinhart Sammy Rodehaver
Lewis Roe Mary Ann Roe Winfry Rogers Eugene Rosen Mike Rosen
Joy Sorg Joyce Scheffler Dorothy Scott Carolyn enerson
Leslie Shenkin Linda Shook David Short
Ellen Sike Edward Simmons Jean Smith William Srote
Ginny Stapleton Sondra Stiles Nancy Stitt Evy Strong Mayda Nel Strong
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Tommy Sudsbury Laura Sulzby Rebecca Summers Jack Taylor John Teegarden
Mary Ann Thompson Pat Thompson Peggy Thompson Kay Tillman
Clark Titus Allen Troppe Charles Tupper
Karl Turner Esther Valladolid Charles Warren Hal Warren
Nancy Whitly Ed Wingo Jim Wingo Sheila Wipf Judy Wolter
ATHLETICS
KAY BECKER
CHRISTY SAUER
HOMECOMING COURT
DANA TUBB
BETTIE A
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GOLD DIGGERS Head Golddigger JOYCE GILLIS
ANITA AGUILAR
KIT DETWILER
CAROLYN D UNN
MADELINE AARONSON
DOROTHY AIKEN
NELL CARSON
BELINDA CROOK
FAYE RUDE
SHEILA FOMBY
SHARON HORN
KAREN JOHNSON
GOLD DIGGERS President NORMA KILBURN
LINDA LAMBERT
ELLEN SIKES
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FOOTBALL
CHEER
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PATSY HULSE
MARY JA E FERGUSON
FRA CES SHA BLUM
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DOLORES LOWERY
GINNY MEADOWS
KENNETH GEORGE Line Coach
BEN COLLI Head Coach
BEN COLLINS Director of Athleti s
JIMMY WALKER End Coach
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KET BABB
RICHARD AL UP
PHIL BOSWELL
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WILLIE CASILLAS
BUDDY FITCH
DARRELL CO GER
JOHN COWAN
JOHN FURMAN
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DICKY GRUBER
JAME
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LUIS HERNANDEZ
COLE HOLDERMAN
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DELTON JO ES
MARK HINSON
RALPH KENNEDY
TU.MON KIRBY
BOB KOLLINER, JR.
ROBERT LIN OLN
CHUCK Mc ALMONT
GARY McLISH
DON MARSHALL
JACKIE MEEKS
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LARRY MEEKS
PAT O'DONNEL
PAUL PAXSON
ARCH RATLIFF
MINERS GET REGIONAL, NATIONAL RECOGNITION IN 1960 Two T exas Western players were named to the AllBorder Conference first team and two more to the second unit in 1960. Both the team and these individuals were ranked among the top performers in categories of statistics released by the several National Collegiate Athletic Associations. John Furman, quarterback of El Paso and John Young, guard from Abilene, Texas, were both named to the all-conference first unit . Lawrence (Rock) Hutson, senior guard from Littlefield , and fullback Charles Bradshaw of Abilene were selected for positions on the second all-conference squad. These two players were team captains for the preceding year. Final NCAA statistics included the names of several TWC players. Among them was John Furman, the 10th-
ranked passer in the nation with 94 completions for 1094 yards; he was listed 14th nationally for total offense with 1275 yards. Fullback Willie Vasquez was considered the fourth-best punter in the United States with an average of 42.5 yards per punt. 46 receptions for 412 yards gave little Del Williams the 3rd spot among the nation's college pass receivers. Del also managed to get the seventh-best position in pass interceptions. Charles Bradshaw was ranked number 30 nationally in rushing, with 585 yards. In "team statistics" Texas Western Miners were noteworthy, according to NCAA statistics, both for their forward passing and their punting. TWC finished first in one category. The 1960 team was the least penalized team in the US, averaging only 18.6 yards per game for infractions.
The eight seniors of the Miner first string: Front row : Kent Babb, Charles Bradshaw, Lawrence Hutson , John Cowan . Back row: Willie Vasquez, Alden Geo rge, Darrell Conger, Jackie Meeks. HILL RO UINSO N 270
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WILLIE VASQUEZ
CHARLES WARREN
DEL WILLIAMS
GENE WILLIAMS
JOHN YOUNG
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Co-Captains--Al Tolen and Don Burgess
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DON BURGESS 6-4
JOE ESQUIVEL
6-0 Two more points for Texas Western coming up!
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PAUL HINES
JERRY RAY
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NOLAN RICHARDSON 6-2
MINERS
AL TOLEN 6-0
GORDON TAYLOR 6-1 Al Tolen grabs a rebound from two startled Arizona defenders.
FRED SMITH 6-3
TED STERRETT 6-8¼
DON SYLVESTER 6-0
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SPRING SPORTS
Back row: Larry Shoemaker, James Smit, Charles Whitson, J. B. Doyle. Front row: Alex Rojas, Robert O'Dell, Del Williams, John Teigarden
Pete Paredes, Joe Starling, Frank Parsons
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Mike Mart, Tom Wall, Charles Whitson
TRACK
Joe Starling and Dickie John .
Sal Rocha and Lui Hernandez
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Left to right: Ray Hilburn, Paul Paxson, Larry Tatum, J.B. Doyle, Gary McLish.
Del Williams, Larry Shoemaker, Ray Hilburn
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TENNIS TEAM
Brian Gilley
Leland Housman
Coach Louis Kahn
Tom Hull
Roy
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GIRLS'
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Is this girl playing ball or trying out for cheerleader?
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Another two points down the drain --but better luck next time.
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GO! ... GO! ... GO!
Springtime is track time for the girls at Texas Western. During the month of May, many of the women's organizations enter teams in the various track events. Here, the competitive and enthusiastic spirit of all participants is openly demonstrated. All strive to bring honor and glory to their own clubs.
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Dean McCarty announced the winner of the contest a few seconds before this picture of the happy queen was taken.
During the half-time of the last Miner's game, the Basketball Queen, Anna Maria Encinas, was chosen by the applause of the spectators. Here Miss Encinas, representing ewman Club, receives a trophy from Dean McCarty.
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II1fIE ~~ The stag line of Kappa Sigs prepares to converge on its prey.
The prey anxiously awaits the con ergence.
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Judge John J. Middagh scowls as- he puts a black mark on the offenders record .rnd sentences him to sit a spell in the pokey.
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WESTERN D A Rodeo Club President Lou Williams and Alleane Young stomp it up at the Wes tern Dance.
Necah Stewart gazes admiringly at John (Hatfield-McCoy) Furman.
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THE PROSPECTO R 'S
"CASTRO LOOKALIKES"
Contestants take part in an old Cuban custom: plucking chickens.
After an extensive search The Prospector uncovered the existence of Castro's double (as far as the beard, cigar, fatigues, and chicken go) on the Texas Western campus. Bob Gribin, a freshman PE major, was selected as Castro's twin from a field of eight entries. For placing first Bob received a 14 cent Havana cigar. Jerry Young, who came in second, was the proud recipient of five small American cigars. Juan Fresquez, third place winner, received one unplucked chicken which he promptly exchanged for a cigar. Other participants in this all-American contest were Salvador Ramos, Herb Bell, Dave Short Jr., Lloyd Adams and Henry Morales. Mr. John J. Middagh, chairman of the Journalism Department; Charles Horky, editor of El Burro; and Carla Maffei, editor of The Flowsheet were the judges.
John Gray
Thomas R. Hancock
SIGMA GAM·MA EPSILON
William Mueller
Alpha Lambda chapter of Sigma Gamma Epsilon, national fraternity for students of the earth sciences, was organized at Texas Western, in 1940. To be eligible for membership a student must have an above average scholastic record, and must present a technical paper. The fraternity works toward a closer interest in the allied fields of geology, mining, metallurgy, and petroleum engineering.
OFFICERS President ................................ Tom Hancock V. President ........................ Jerry Watson Secretary ............................ William Mueller Treasurer ................................ Jay Reynolds
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ORANGE
KEY Orange Key was organized on April 25, 195 5, subscribing to the ideals of scholarship, service, and leadership. It is an organization through which freshman and sophomore men can advance in spirit of service, and encourage scholarship.
James Blackburn
Ronald Coleman
Leland Housman
Jay Baron
Mike Bernstein
Bill Brooks
Ronnie Cole
Eddie Okies
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STUDENT INDEX A
Aaronson, Madeline, 134, 169, 246, 260 Acosta, Gloria, 209 Acosta, Elisa, 246 Adair, Cretha, 98, 101, 236 Adams, Bill, 102, 227 Adams, Gerry, 1 70 Adams, Linda, 163, 170, 246, 155 Aguayo, Ruben, 209 Aguilar, Anita, 100, 260 Aiken, Dorothy, 132, 246, 260 Ainsa, Dorothy, 132, 246 Alden, Moselle, 1 70, 209 Aleff, Kendra, 246 Alexander, Linda, 62, 130 Alldredge, Ron , 143, 227, 266 Allen, Kenneth, 183, 184, 227 Allen, Linda, 132, 209 Allsup, Leonard, 167 Alsup, Richard, 266 Altmare, C., 176 Altomore, Dino, 184 Alva, Art, 138, 209 Alvarez, David, 183 Alvarez , Luis, 209, 159 Amaya, atalia, 227, 158 Amparan, L., 178 Anchondo, Fernando, 209 Anderson, Jo Ann, 128, 246 Araiza, Martha, 107 Arellanes, Thomas, 96, 178, 209 Arguad, Dwayne, 135, 236 Aronson, Elizabeth, 134, 169, 236 Arriaga, Javier, 178, 183 Arroyo, Carmen, 209 Austin, Ben, 102 Austin, James, 136 Austin, Jerry, 227 Avina, David, 184
B Babb, Kent, 266, 270 Baca, Carlos, 166 Baca, Maxine, 101, 246 Bailey, Paul, 227, 159 Baker, Fred, 247 Baker, Pat, 236 Baker, Robert, 1 70, 246 Baker, Sam H., 86, 170, 209 Baker, T., 178, 183 Baldwin, Ken, 155 Ball, Frank, 246 Bannister, Brenda, 94, 100, 122, 209 Bannon, Bruce, 142, 236 Barbee, George, 140, 227 Barfield, oel, 146, 209 Barnes, Elizabeth, 246 Barnes, Lee, 138, 178, 183, 209 Baron, Howard, 144, 169, 236 Baron, Judy, 144, 246, 159, 315 Baron, Larry, 144, 169, 247 Beauford, Bob, 140, 217 Becker, Kaye, 132, 236, 259 Becker, ue, 170 Beehler, Susan, 98, 100, 132, 236 Behrens, John, 136 Bell, Herbie, 227 Bell, Marvin, 210 Bellinger, Dick, 170 Bennett, Carolyn, 98, 130, 227, 236 Bennett, Lynne, 210 Bennett, Ralph, 145 Berg, Jack, 170 Bernard, Winfred , 86 Berner, Phyllis, 128, 227 Bern tein , Mike, 144, 247, 315 Besnette, Frank, 108, 136, 227 Bevan, Linda , 128 Birkhead, PeAAy, 210 Bishop, P.irk, 164, 236 Bishop, Thoma , 236 Black, Cathy. 108, 163, 170, 247 Black, Michael, 184, 236 Blackburn, James 3 15 Blackmond , Mike, 236 Blanco, Dolore , 247 Blaugrund, Ann , 73, 169, 210 Boatwright, Jim , 166 Boone, Linda , 132, 260, 2 7 Boswell ene 210 2 7 Boswell ' Phil '265 ' Boutweil , Betty Rae, 72, 81 . 82, ()5, 107, 110. 128 142 210 Bowhey, tephen , 136 • Bowles, Bill , B6 Bowman, Patrick, 81, 82, 86, 96. 106. 118 178, 183, 2 L(
Bracewell , Bob, 96, 142 Bradley, John, 123 Bradshaw, Charlie, 81, 82 , 96, 86, 2 LO, 266,
Covert, Roy, 138 Cowan, John, 267,270 Cox, Alan, 145 Cox, John, 145 Cozart, James, 140 Craft, Darla, 81, 83, 9tf, 212 Craft, Diana, 98, 115, 132,237 Crawford, William, 211 Creighton, uellen, 237, 15 Crews, Carolyn 130, 159 Crook, Belinda, 260 Cross, Walter, 140, ~28 Crowson , Francile, 72, 122, 130, 175, 185 Cruz-Aedo, F., 178, 211 Cullen, John, 138 Cullen, Mike, 138 Curton, Linda, 130, 212
270 .l:Srtck, Alan, 159 Breedlove, Jan, 124, 132, 177, 210 Brennard, ancy, 98, 130, 143, 236 Breton, Margaret, 167 Briggs, Hampton, 166 Broadwell , Kay, 130, 227 Brooks, Bill, 31:, Broughton, Kris, 247 Brown, Betty, 98 Brown, Bill, 140 Brown, Charlie, 166 Brown, James, 138 Brown, Millard, 184 Bruce, William , 210 Brunner, George, 138, 184 D Bryan, John, 247 Bueno, Emma, 227 Daniel , Gene, 140 Bull , Julia Jo, 210,159 Dano, Paul, 138, 244 Bulls, Pam, 130, 170, 247 Davis, Bettie Ann , 130, 259 Burg, Orville, 140 Davis, Charles, 212 Burgess, Donald, 81, 82, 94 , 96, 86, 210, Davis, Jame , 108, 178, 183, 18 i, 212, 159 Davi , Michael, 145 266 Burgess, George, 136 Davi , fike, 140, 228 Day, Reo, 212 Buring, David, 83 , 87, 96, 210, 159 Burke, John, 138, 247 Deal , James, 138 Burkett, Jack, 140, 177, 178, 183, 211, 227 Deener, Donna, 134 Burnett, J .P., 236 De Garmo, James, 18 De Leon, Pablo, 184 Burnett, Nancy, 161, 227 Delgado, Lui , 2 L2 Burris, Clara, 244 Burrow, John, 140, 227 De Lissu, Chrys, 237, 145 Busalacchi, Mary, 227 Del Hierro, Carlos, 228 Busalacchi, James, 247 Denham, ancy, 108, 166 Denton, Charle , 228, 159 Busch, Patti, 130 Deras, Norma, 228 Butler, Robert, 143, 247 Deras, tell a, LO 1, 2 12 Butterworth, George, 143, 247 Detwiler, Kit, 132, 260 Buyers, William, 137 Buys, Richard, 184 Diamond, idney, 141, 237 Dickinson, Carol, L30 C Dickinson, Kathy, .132, 237 Dill ard, Diane, 130 Caffey, Dalton, 140 Dillon, William , 146, 212 Cagle, Charles, 18 , 227 Divelbi s, Margaret, 129 Cagle, Tom, 227 Dodgen, haron, 130 Calderella, Mary, 130 Dominquez, Cruz, 228 Calhoun, Robert L. , 87, 142, 211 Dominquez Luis, 87, 96, 178, 18 3, 2 17 Camp, Steve, 170 ' I!~ Cannon, Penny, 170, 236 Donge , Ruth, 109, 228, 260 Cantrell , Emmett, 176, 184 Doolittle, George, 142, 238 Canty, Dean, 177, 178,2 11 Dougla , Asa, 140 Cardon, Elois, 167, 211 Doyle, J.B., 143 Carlisle, Donald, 247 Draham, John, 18 Carnes, William , 14 3, 237 Druley, Diana, 98, 130, 228 Carpenter, Diana, 108, 23 7, 260, 155 Duncan, Janet, 161, 212 Carpenter, Mary, 163, 247 Dunlap, Effie, 98, 238 Carreon, Dolores, 161, 211 Dunn, Carolyn, 260 Carson, Nell, 166, 260 Dunn, E. Charles, 184 Carter, Joseph, 184 Duran, Freddie, 218 Cartwright, Bill, 15 Dutton, Diane, 132 Cartwriglit, hirlee, 237 Ca illas, Willie, 266, 267 Casner, Janel, 72, 132, 211 Chapin, Michelle, 114, 115, 247 Chavez, Cecilia, 237 Chavez, Yvonne, 161, 237 Chesser, Pat, 130, 228 · Chri tian , Rod, 140, 237 Christiansen, Jean, 128 Christman, andy, 163, 170 Christopher, Kathy, 130 Clayton, Barbara, 237 Cline, Brooks, 145 Cocoran, Beverly, 2 7 Coffin, Judy, 130, 247 Cohen, Ruth, 237 Colbert, orman, 211 Cole, John, 1 0 Cole, Ronald, 142, 237, 315 Cole, hirley, 101, 228 Cole Rhonda, 130, 228 Cole:nan, Ronald, 138, 237, 3 l5 Collette, George, 124 Colley, Gene, 135, 211 Cone, usan, 132, 143 Conger, Darrell, 267, 270 Connally, ara, 130, 143, 237 Conner, Bill , 146 Conner Carole, 211 Conway, John, l 0, 228 Conwell, Gary, 108, 138, 237 Conyers, James, 136, 211 Cook, D1ant, 107, ll5, 128 Cook illiam, 146, 237 Copeiand, Laura, 132, 228, 155, Corcoran, John, 142, 211 Correa, Alex, 170, 228
E Eaton, Geneva, 212 Edmi ten, Kelli. 109, 161, 238 Ei enberg, Calvin, 144, 169, 228 Eldredge, Glenda, 65, 110, 132,177,213 Elias Edward, 228 Elli~,' Kyle, 228, 2?7 Encina, Anna fana, 274 Englert, Mary. 101, 158 Ein tein, Bertha, 134 E cajeda, Estelle, 15 Eschelman, onna, 166 E kew Charle , 140, 23 Esparz'a, Eloy, 212 Esparza, fargarette, 161, 212 Esquivel, Joe, 266 F Fagleman, D nald , 1 4, 213 Fairchild, George, 138 Falconer, Bob, 146 Faraone, John, 228 Farrar, ancy, 98, 128, 129, 238 Feliz, Gloria, 213 Fenner, Robert, 136 Ferguson, Mary Jane, 107, 128, 264 Fernandez, Leo, 2 I 3 Ferrell, David, 138 Feuille, Frank, 143 Field , Charle , 233 Fi Id am, 146, 213 Fierr~, C nnie. 213 Fierro, Maria , LOO, 16 L, 238 Finch, Elaine, L32\, I I 3, 21 3 Fi ke, Joan, 1 2, 260
Fit h, Buddy, 261 Fitch, John, 1, 3,91,96, 7,116, 119,1 7 21 Flander , D nna, 128 Fleager, Vel n , 2 , 260 Fleann r, al, 166 Fletch r, Barbara, 260 Fletcher, Patrt 1a, 101 , 128 Flood, Kathy, 77, 12 Flor , Ricardo, 2 1. Flynt, Janice, 10 , ~28, 15 Fomby, heila , 2 , 260 Foret, Mary Louie, 16-, 213 Fox, L1 Ytrral , 100, 229 Franco, Diana, 23 Frank, Mary, 128 Frei, Jancie, 132, 21 Fre quez, Juan. 107, 21 Friede, John, l 5 Fri dman, Ira, 169 Froemel, Kathey, 163 Fuchlow, Ann, 132 Fuente, Andy, 136, 159 Fulford, rn t, 18 t Fulghum, ancy, 123 Fullerton, ara, 101, 213 Furman, John, 69, 142, 17 , 229, 267
G Garcia, Arnoldo, 184 Gardner, Keith, 1 6 Gardner, filo, 124, 21 1 Garner, Gerald, 69, 111, 229 Garza, Tom, 1 0, 229 Gemoet , Jo eph, 184 George, Alden, 69, 211, 267, 270 George, Kenneth, 265 Ge on, Bill 229 Geyer, farilyn, 71, 98, 100, 130, 174, 229 Gill y, Brian, 13 , 283 Gillis, Joyce, 260 Glardon , Margaret, 130, 260 Glave , France , 260 Glock, Charle , 140, 229 Glock, Joyce, 110, 128, 229 Glovin, Barbara, 169 Gnauck, Mary, 132, 170, 229 Go belt, fary Lynn, 101 Golden, Linda, 169, 62 Golding, Mary Joan, 130 Gomez, Jo hua, 102, 229 Gonzalez, Arthur, 102, 229 Gonzales, Leo, 164, 214 G nzale , Ruth, 21 Gonzalez, hirley, 167 Goodell, ally, 134, 169 Goodloe, Herbert, 214 Goodloe, Karl , 21 f Goodrich, Lloyd, 229 Gorale, Andy, 115 Gordon, Gail, 134, 169, 229 Gor ie, eorge, 138, 229 Grandy, Jack, 135, 238 Gray, Billie, 214 Gray, Linda, 260 Greer, Don, 13 , 229 Grim, Pat, 116, 118, 119, 229 Grim ley, Bob, 140 Grissom, Bill, 96, 183 Grover, Clyde, 167 Gruber, Dicky, 268 Gruber, Harry, 268 Guidry,Gerald, 87, 96, 136, 214 Gurany, illiam, 21 I, 154 Gu t, Linda, 134 Gutierrez, Gu ta o, 214 Gutierrez, Rebecca, 161, 238 Gutterr z, ara, 214 Guthrie, Ed, 136 Guy, Mike, 170
H Hackler, Ja , 136, 21S Hail , Judy, 132, Hail, far ha, 107, 116, 117, 132 Haine, Tom, 138, 238 Hall, tanley, 140, 238 Hall, u. an, 132, 166, 215 Halloran, Lind , 132, 239 Halo , addad, 238 Hamilton, Hob rt, 215 Hamrick Dan, 146, 229 Hancock: Thom ' 3, 215, 314, 146 Handlin Phil, 136, 2U Hane • Marcia, 2 3 , 260 Hanna, Elaine, 83, 110, 130, 2lS Hanna • lartin, 229 Hanso~. Ronnie, 136
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Haraway. ~,illy. 128, 238 H.1r~raves. ~'.mdra, 100, 109, 170, 238 Harkness, andra, 128 HJrmon. Marie. 129 Harper, Bruce, 140 Harper. teve, 215 Harris, Elaine, 130, 229 Harris, Jessie, 129 Hart, Bill, 239 Hartley, [elvin, 102, 215 Hartman, Lynne, 130 Hartt, William, 102, 215 Harvey, James, 268 Hatcher, Ken, 155 Haughton, Linda, 74, 81, 83, 95, 132, 215 Haynes, Haley, 166, 170 Hearst, Robert, 146, 215 Heflin, Ronnie, 184 Heiler, Bernard, 97, 178, 183, 215, 159 Heineman, Kenneth, 239 Henderson, Brenda, 75, 132 Henderson, Tony, 128 Hernandez, E., 177, 178 Hernandez, Henry, 184 Hernandez, Luis, 268 Hernandez, Martha, 161 , 230 Hernandez, Ramiro, 215 Hernandez, ara, 161, 239 Higdon, Pat, 138 Higgins, Ray, 136 Highsmith, Frank, 138 Hill, Cletus, 216 Hill, Ida Mae, 101, 239 Hill, James, 230 Hill, Terri, 128 Hiltz, James, 138 Hines, Paul, 266 Hinojosa, Mateo Hinson, Mark, 166, 268 Hoben, Laurence, 108 Hoffman, Mary Alice, 129 Hoffman, Sheila, 134,260 Hoffpauir, Herman, 230 Hohn, D.E., 176 Holcomb, andy 170 Holder, Rosa Lee, 81, 84, 95, 163, 216 Holderman, Cole, 136, 239, 268 Holderman, Grady, 136, 230 Holquin, Ana farie, 161 , 239 Holland, Michael, 184 Holl ingshead , Alida, 131 , 239 Hollshevandner, Carol, 239 Holman, D ., 178 Holmes, Frances, 131, 216 Holmes, Sharon, 132, 239 Holmsley, Tom, 107, 164, 230 Holt, Richard. 88, 108, 166, 216 Hopkins, Louise, 216 Hoppe, Carol, 101 Horak, Barbara, 136 Horak, Charles, 111, 136 Horky, Charles, 88, 102, 118, 119, 216 Horn, haron, 260 Horsley, Charles, 230 Housman, Leland, 144, 315 , 283 Howe, 1ichael, 14 2, 178, 183, 216 Howzer, Ed, 123 Huber, farian , 110 Hughes, David, 140 Huges, John, 145 Hugos, haron , 108 Hulen, Treva, 230 Hull, Tom, 138 Hui e, Patsy, 103, 107, 133, 2 30, 264 Hunter, Diane, 133 Hunyadi , fatt, 138, 230 Hurvitz, Shelly, 97, 103, 142, 216 Huston, Bob, 103, 124, 135, 239 Hutchins, Donnie, 170 Hutchin on, Tom, 124, 125 Hyde, Stanley, 230 Hutson, Lawrence, 270 Hutson, Rock, 268 Hyder, Frank, 102, 216, 230
I Iannecell i, T om, 12 3 Irvin, Carol, 72, 98, 110, 131 Irv in, Robert, 14 2, 230
J Jack on, Howard, 216 Jame , Judy, 110, 131 Jarratt, Jeannine, 239 Jasuta, Ed , 124 Jenk in . fonta Rae, 239 Jennes , Leslie, 131 Jennett, Ru sell, 143
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Jenning , Rosemary, 100, 216, 230 Jensen, Jan, 1 70 Johnson, Carl , 230 Johnson, Don, 170, 217 Johnson, Fred, 111, 178, 146 Johnson, Leroy Johnson Joann, 170, 217 Johnson, Karen, 260 Johnson, Keaton, 230 Johnson, William, 102 Johnson, Jim, 166 Jones, Dale, 166, 216 Jones, De Hon, 268 Jones, Dicky, 268 Jones, Ken, 138, 230 Jones, Sally, 128 Jones, Tom, 178, 183 Juarez, Paul, 102, 217 Jurado, Cristina, 239, 154
K Kahn, Gayle, 169, 239 Kahn, Steve, 124 Kahn, Stuart, 144, 230, 159 Kan, Salvador, 217 Kaplan, Verna, 129 Kaufman, Harry, 144, 217 Kawar, Osama, 123 Keller, Jack, 141 Kelley, James, 143 Kelly, John, 136, 230 Kelly, Pat, 68, 141, 230 Kelton, David, 136, 230 Kennedy, Bob, 217 Kennedy, Evelina, 217 K nnedy, Frances, 107, 163, 170, 217 Kennedy, Ralph, 269 Kennedy, Thalia, 128 Kennedy, W . A., 217 Kenny, Betty, 217 Key, Martha, 239 Kiely, Bill, 141 Kiely, Don, 141 Kilburn, orma, 98, 239, 261 King, Thomas, 143. Kirby, Lee, 136 Kicby, Monroe, 136 Kirby, Tilmon, 269 Knapp, Carol, 170 Knotts, Emmy, 84, 218, 261 Know, Leonard, 240 Koll~r, Adelbert J., 84, 88, 97,138,217 Kollmer, Bob Kramer, William, 184, 240 Krupp, Carol Ann, 134, 240 Kuznicki, Henry, 217 Kyle, Gary, 138
L Lackey, yles D ., 88, 97 Lambert, Linda, 133, 261 Lamberth, Harry, 183 Landavazio, Carolyn, 261 Lane, Carol, 169 Lane, orman, 218 Lanham, Carol, 101 Lankford, J. V., 176 Lanpher, Michael, 184, 240 Larremore, Joe, 139. 184, 240 Larremore, Paul, 139, 176, 184 Lauderdale, Mel, 115, 135, 240 Lawrence, Clyoe, 141 Lawrence, David, 115, 141 Lawrence, Gwendolyn, 231 Layne, Sheila, 240 Le Brecht, Don, 103, 111, 124, 135, 240 Legarreta, Sabiniano, 240 Leiter, Glenn, 102, 178, 231 Lemmon, Donna, 133, 143, 218 Lemmon, ancy, 133, 163 Lennon, Jane, 131 Lettunich, iki, 131 , 163, 261 Levine, Thelma, 169, 134 Lewis, Diana, 131 Lewis, Donna, 72 Lewi , Jackie, 170, 240 Licon, Guillermo, 218 Lieberman, Ann, 169, 231 Lieb rman, Lester, 164, 169, 231 Lincoln, Robert, 269 Lind, Rodney, 240, 145 Lind ey, Sondra, 123 Linebaugh, Janet, 131, 218 Long, Alan , 170 Long, Dale, 261 Longnecker, Cindy, 170 Lotspeich, J im, 124, 135, 240 Lowenhaupt, Bruce, 143
Lowenhaupt, Harris, 142 Lowery, Dolores, 107, 110, 133, 240, 264 Loya, Jesus, 184 Lucas, Janet, 133, 261 Lucero, Ray, 123 Luevano, Irene, 261 M
McCain, Glenn, 170 McCallick, Frank, 88, 1 1, 218 McCalmont, Chuch, 269 McClesky, andy, 139 McCowen, Mike, 141 McCulloch, Leo, 142, 240 M.cCutcheon, Elizabeth, 128 McCutcheon, Mary Frances, 128 McCutcheon, Patsy, 162, 218 McDaniel, Barbara, 133, 140, 232 McDaniel, Ronald, 141, 167, 218 1cFadden, Peggy McGehee, Donald R ., 88, 219 McKinnon, John, 240 McLe"od, Jeanie, 131 McLeod, Paul , 111 , 139, 178, 183, 218 Melish, Gary, 143, 269 McMahen , David, 139 McMullen,Helen, 128, 261 Mc abb, Frances, 107, 128 McNabb, Wylie, 123 Mc amara, Penny, 133 Mc eal, Guy, 218 McVeigh, Jack, 69, 81, 84. 89, 97, 103, 142, 177, 178. 183, 219 MacDonald, Larry, 16'/ Macias, Dora, 219 MacWorter, Ron, 102, 218 Maffei. Carla, 81, 84, 95, 108, 114 115, 131 , 2l!il Magruder, Ralph, 135, 231 Major, Margaret, 164 Maloy, J., 178 Manzo, Janeen, 72, 115, 131 Marchese, Frank, 219 Marrin, Dennis, 139, 240 Mar hall, Don, 269 Marshall, ancy, 261 Martin, John, 136, 219, 159 Martin, Ronald, 147, 231 Martinez, Cari, 103, 12 , 231 Martinez, Juan, 231 Martinez, Michael, 184, 231 Martinez, orma E., 164, 219 Martinez, ebastian, 231 Mason, James, 166 Matthews, Charles, 184, 231 Mathis, Robert, 231 Matney, Jack, 141 Maveety, Pat 131 Mayes, Gerry, 219 Mayo, Wade, 142, 240 Meadows, Ginny, 107, 131, 143, 2· 0, 264 Medina, Alma, 162 Meeks, Jackie, 219, 269, 270 Meeks, Larry, 270 Meili, Gloria, 241 Melancon, Ernest, 219 Melton, D ., 178 Menchaca, Larry, 184 Mendez, Graciela, 241 Milchen, Joe, 141, 231, 156 Miller, Keith, 124 Miller, Ruly, 261 Miller, Phillip, 137 Milner, Julie, 128 Mims, Zeta, 241 Minot, Marigail , 123 Minton, R. B., 241 Mintz, tephen, 1 5 Mitchel, Mary, 219 Mitchell, Paul, 231 Mize, Ray, 1'70 Mobley, Carol, 166 Moncrieff, Lola, 219 Moore, Bob, 136, 219 Moore, Carl , 178, 145 Moore, Eddie, 231 Moore, Harry, 143 Moore, Jane, 131, 163, 164, 231 Moore, Johnelle, 128 Moore, Judy, 63 , 110, 128, 156 Moore, Ralph , 145 Morgan, William , 232 , 145 Moreno, Mary Louie, 161 , 231, 158 Morre! , Alene, 131, 1 3, 241 Morris, Cynthia, 219, 261 Morton, Mike, 136 Moshiri, Mohammed, 220 Mueller. William . t 7. B2. :, I l
Mundell, Allan, 136, 241 Munoz, Bertha, 220 Muro, R., 1 78 Murphy, Lila, 241 Murphy, Fred, 220 Mutnick, Matt, 144 Muzzy, Bill, 232 N Naismith, Bob, 123 avar, Ana Maria, 232 Navar, Ralph, 102, 220, 241 Navarette, John, 184 Navarro, Robert, 220 el son, Ronnie, 13 7 Nickle, Bruce, 139, 232 Nicholson, Bill, 139 Nolan, Pam, 129 Norris, Robert, 139, 241 Norte, A., 178, 183 owell, Jetta, 99, 129, 166, 232, 241 Nunn, Bill, 123
0 Oaxaca, Virginia, 232 O'Briant, Beverly, 241 O'Brien. Bob, 135 O'Brien, Maureen, 162 O'Brien, Pat, 131 O'Connor, Kay, 131, 241 O'Donnell, Jack, O'Donnell, Pat, 270 O'Kelly, Dorothy, 99 Okies, Deward, 143, 159, 315 Oler, Tom, 141, 159 Olivas, R., 178, 183 O'Reilly, Charles, 135 O'Roark, Pat, 137 Ortega, David, 170 Orton, Robert, 84, 89, 97, 142, 177, 178,
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Osborne, Allen, 145 Otteson, Ann, 133, 220 Owen, Ella Frances, 241, 158
p Packer, William Padden, Jim, 123, 135 Paddleford, Dan, 141 Parkin, Curt, 141, 241 Parks, Roger, 145 Paschich, George, 141, 177, 178, 183, 22( Paxson, Paul, 270 Paulk, Eleanor, 220 Paulk, 0. D., 220 Paulk, Ronnie, 247, 232 Paulk, Paul, 232 Payne, Suz,anne, 94, 85,123,162,220 Paz, Rudy, 133 Pederson, Travis, 232 Peinado, Paul, 221 Pena, Leticia, 162, 241 Pendleton, Davey, 135, 241 Perez, Anthony, 184, 1'5 Perez, Geraldine, 154 Perez, Vincent, 221 Persing, Karen, 241 Peters, Roger, 141 Peticolas, Davis, 137, 241 Pfiefer, Bonnie, 232 Pfieffer, Robin, 232 Pike, Macey, 170 Plumbly, Robin, 170 Poe, George, 139 Ponce, Martha, 232 Porch, Joye, 166 Porter, Kay, 131, 232 Posey, Clyde, 242 Prati, John, 141 Prince, Robert, 137 Pro, Celia, 232, 158 Psaki, James, 139, 176, 184
Q Quinones, Antonio, 102, 234 Quintana, Manuel, 154 R Rahl, Johnny, 170 Ramirez, Bea, 123 Ramos, Merita, 85, 95, 101, 221 Ramirez, Raquel, 242 Ramos, Ruben, 97, 232 Ramos, Salvador, 221 Randolph, Linda, 99,129 Ranels. Edwin. 184
Ratliff, Arch, 270 Ray, Jerry, 266 Rayner, Charles, 184 Reagan, John D ., 89,221 Reed, Dale, 221 Reeder, Joyce, 99, 100, 131, 242 Reinhart, Henry, 137, 159 Rettig, Htruy G ., 89, 116, 117, 178, 183, 232 Rettinger, Judy, 114, 115 Reynolds, Jerry, 178, ~21 Rhoades, Sara Lou, 133 Richardson, Nolan, 266 Richardson, Thomas, 142, 242 Richter, Jerry, 102, 221 Rickords, Rita, 109, 242• Rico, Cecilia, 162, 232 Rico, Emilia, 162, 233 Rinehart, Ronald, 13 5 Rios, Gracila, 162, 165, 221 Rios, Robert, 97, 139, 233 Robbins, Vernon, 147, 242 Roberts, Donald, 139, 233 Roberts, Rebecca, 128, 242, 261 Roberts, William, 143, 178, 183, 233 Robinson, Bill, 137, 242, 270 Rocha, Sal, 271 Rodahaver, Sammy, 137 Rodgers, Jan, 128 Rogers, Wayne, 147, 221, 314 Rogers, Winfrey, 131, 163 Roisman, Charlotte, 242 Rose, Bertha, 221 Rosen, Bruce, 97, 144, 169, 178, 183, 233 Rosen, Eugene, 144, 169 Rosen, Hymer, 169 Rosen, Mike, 144 Rosenthal, Diane, 100, 109, 242, 62 Roth, Justin, 111, 144, 169 Rouse, Shirley, 166 Rowe, Priss, 76 Rude, Faye, 260, 216, 155 Ruebush, Ernestine, 129, 233 Russel, Homer, 221 Rutledge, Jack, 145, 242 Rydholm, Priscilla, 129, 138, 222, 233
Segall, Peggy, 222, 223 Severns, James, 145 Shanblum, Frances, 99, 100, 107 , 115 , 162 , 169, 233, 264 Shapiro, Rosemary, 99, 129, 261 Sharp, Connie, 131 Sharp, Hugh, 13 7 Sharp, Phillip, 22 Shaver, Carolyn, 63, 243, 261 Shaw, Barbara, 123 · Shelton, Trumanell , 167, 222 Shenkin, Leslie, 144 Short, David, 145 Shultz, Judy, 261 Skonsec, Margaret, 243 Sikes, Ellen, 133, 261 Silva, Francisco, 243 Simpson, Larry, 184 Sims, Walter, 233 Sims, William, 137, 154 Sinclair, Peggy, 129 Sitton, Ann, 222 Skipworth, David, 137 Slaughter, Sandra, 131 Smiley, Robert, 178, 184 Smith, Elizabeth, 170, 243 Smith, Fred, 267 Snoddy, Virginia, 164, 233 Snodgrass, Sandy, 175 Snodgrass, W. 177, 178, 183 Sommers, Sally, 123, 129 Sommers, Sylvia, 123 Sommers, Ted, 123 Sonnenburg, Judi, 107, 115, 129 Soper, Sharon, 123 Sorg, Joy, 129, 163 Sosnowsky, Rachel, 222 Sowell, Carl, 139 Spencer, Bill, 1-45 Springer, Roy, 283 Stanley, Mary Jane, 133, 143, 243 Stapleton, Ginni, 129 Steele, Robert, 13 7 Steen, Steve, 137, 233 Sterrett, Ted, 267 Stevenson, Robert, 223, 234, 145 Stewart, David, 111, 234 s Stewart, Necha, 108, 133, 175, 234 Stiles, Sondra, 129 Saldivar, Humberto, 102, 222 Stitt, Nancy, 1 70 Salzar, Mary Louis, 233 Stokes, Barbara, 99, 133 Sandell, Lawrence, 147, 242 Story, James, 176 Sandoval, Charles, 137 Strain, Lee, 99, 129, 243 Sandoval, James, 137 Strain, Sandra, 133, 261 Santoscoy, .Yvonne, 162, 233 Strand, Rochelle, 100, 108, 243 Scevera, Robert, 233 Strauss, Barry, 143 Sauer, Christy, 85, 107, 222, 259, 261 Street, Sharon, 70, 110, 133, 175, 234, 258 Schade, Kenneth, 85, 97, 139, 222 Strickland, Ralph, 184, 243 Schaffer. Nancy, 233 Strong, Evie, 131 Schaffino, Daisy, 222 Strong, Mayda, 123 Scheiner, teve, 144, 242 Stroud, John, 147, 243 Schinas, John, 222, 145 Schlafly, Jackie, 99, 103, 107, 109, 119, 124, Sudbury, Tommy, 139 162, 233 Sullivan, Donald B. 85, 89, 141, 178, 183, Schmidt, John, 147, 222 223 Schuhman, Joy, 233 Sullivan, Gerald, 135 234 Sullivan, Nancy, 131' Schuller, Brenda, 133, 222 chultz, Frank, 242 Summerford, Bob, 102, 108, 142 178 183 Scott, Judy, 158, 242 Sword, Ginger, 122 ' ' eaton, Gayle, 261 Sylvester, Don, 267
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Ward, Mary Vincent, 129, 224 Ward, Roy, 137, 243 Warren, Charles, 244, 271 Warren, Curt, 13 7 Warren, Hal, 134 Warren, Ray, 108, 224 Watson, Jerry, 224 Webb, Michael, 142' 244 Weisberg, Paula, 34' Wehmeyer, Anne, 133, 143, 244 Wells, Jack, 141 Wells, Jim, 159 Wemeking, Tom, 139, 234 Werner, Ron, 139 Wharton, Bob, 119 Wheat, Sherry, 224 W~ggingtoa, Virginia, 99, 110, 129 Wiggs, Robert, 108, 142, 244 315 Wilhite, Frances 129 ' Williams, Chan~e 184 Williams, Del, 97: 159, 271 Williams, Jack 102 224 Williams, Gene, 271 Williams, Lou, 155 Williams, Mel 234 Williams, O.C~, 139 234 Willis, Margaret 129 224 Willis, haron, i67 ' Willis, Shirley, 167 Wingo, Ed, 137 Wingo, Jim, 137, 159 Winnat, Gretchen, 129 Wipf, Cathy, 133, 234 Wipf, Shiela, 133 Wise, Mary Jane, 218 W~tholder, Mary Jane, 129 W!throw, usan, 133 Witt, James, 145 Wolter, Judy, 133 Womack, Charles, 141, 183 Womack, David, 141 Woodberry, James 184 Woodfin, Marliyn,' 72, 63 Woolsey, S., 177, 178 Wright, Curtis, 137, 244
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Taboada, Carmen, 99, 162, 242 Taboda, Robert, 243 Tabst, Bill, 125 Talbot, Carlton, 139, 234 Taggart, Kenneth, 223 Taylor, Gordon, 267 Tate, Van B ., 89, 178, 183, 223 Taub, Sammy, 111, 144 Teagarden, Jim, 166 Tijada, David, 223 Thiess, Bob, 141, 243 Thomas, Olen, 137 Thompson, Carlene, 167 Thompson, Charlie, 139 Thompson, Jack, 141, 223 Thompson, M_ary Ann, 124, 129, Thompson, Nita, 123, 223 Thompson, Pat, 13 7 Thompson, Peggy, 108, 131 Thornton, David, 137, 243 Thurston, Ted, 170 Tillman, Kay, 133 Toelkes, Kathy, 129 Tolen, Al, 267 Tolentine, Humbert, 223 Tomkin3, Douglas, 139, 234 Trammel, Vic, 159 Traub, Alan, 169 Treece, Tom, 139, 243 Trijo, Irc;ne, 223 Trevino, Samuel, 223 Tritt, Donna, 129, 243, 261 Troppe, Allen. 144 Trujillo, Albert, 223 Trylor, Jack, 137 Tubb, Dana, 107, 133, 234, 259 Tubbs, Ken, 166 Tucker, Aubrey, 243 Tupper, Charles, 143 Turley, Inez A., 85, 223
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Valdez, Gerrie, 156 Valdez, Silvia, 162, 243 Valenzuela, Gilberto, 223 Valerio, Rosa, 224 Valltdolid, Esther, •109, 224 Van Pelt, Donald 142, 234 Varela, Louie, 183, 234 Vasquez, Willie, 270, 271 V echione, William, 224 Vela, Ruben, 178, 225 Vincent, Jack, 147, 234 Vetter, Bernard, 184 Vollmer, Lee, 15 5
w Wagner, Marjane, 167 Wakeefn, Yvonne, 162, 234 Walker, Bill, 137, 224 Walker, Charlie Van, 103, 224 Wall, Thomas, 142, 224 Ward, Dave, 125
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y Ya~r, Mary, 161, 244 Yates, Charles, 137 Yerby, Bill, 111, 139 Yerby, Janet, 156 Young, Alleane, 99, 133, 163, 244 Young, Barbara Wiggs, 110, 133, 143, 22 Young, Freda, 225 Young, Jake, 107, 108, 111, 142, 234, 271 Young, Jerry, 147, 244 Young,John, 234,271 Young, Kay, 110, 131, 224 Young, Victor, 108, 224, 145 Ysla , Inna, 225
z Zanker, Jim, 244, 145 Zilk, Jerry, 137 Zuber, Aubrey, 244 ZuniJ.?e, Gilberto, 167
ADVERTISERS INDEX American Furniture Co ., 301 American Printing Co., 307 Belk Insurance Co., 311 Bennet Glass Co., 304 Bookstore, TWC, 298 Buckner Transfer and Co., 308 Camera House, 295 Carroll & Daeuble, 307 Carter's Flowers, 302 Christopher's Inc., 303 Commercial Engraving Co., 295 Clement's Co., 293 Del Camino Motor Hotel and Restaurant, 304 Dickshire, 296 Echin-Irvin-Crowell and Co., 307 El Burro, 306 Elite Laundry and Cleaners 299 Elliot Real Estate, 301 ' El Paso Electric Co., 300
El l'aso Federal Savings and Loan, 304 El Paso Laundry and Cleaners, 301 El National Bank, 303 El Paso Natural Gas Co. 294 El Paso Natural Gas Products Co., 300 El Paso Sporting Goods, 306 Peder's Jewelry, 304 First State Bank, 293 Given Bros., 307 Glass and Co., 293 Guarantee, 297 Gunning-Casteel Drug Co., 308 Guynes Printing Co., 295 Hatfield's Florist, 304 Hanley Paint and Glass Co., 303 Hortex Mfg. Co., Inc., 299 Kahn's Bakery, 302 KVOF, 307 S. S. Kresge Co., 293 Kress, S. H . and Co. 297
KTSM Radio, 294 Leavell, C. H. & Co., 296 Lee's House of Glamour, 303 Levine's Dept. Store:, 304 M & M Refrigeration Supply, 307 McKee Pharmacy, 299 McKee, R. E. Gen, Cont. Inc., 301 McMillian, 305 Moore Service Inc., 305 Nance Buick, 303 Oasis Restaurants and Drive-Ins., 298 O'Kelley, 'T. N., 293 Poe, A. B. Motor Co. 297 Popular Dry Goods Co., 305 Ponsford Bros., 293 Prospector, 308 Prudential Ins. Co. of America, 308 Ramsey Steel Co., Inc., 293 Reynolds Electrical and Engr. Co., 297 Rodehaver-Miller Furneral Home. 310
Rudolph Chevrolet, 306 Saunders and Mc.Mee, 303 Sear , Roebuck and Co., 300 Seven-Up Bottling Co., 304 nack Bar, T. .C.. 295 Southwest Nationa1 Bank, 298 outhwest Portland Cement Co., 30; Standard Oil of Texas, 293 Tovar's Flowers, 311 Summer Stock, 308 Union Fa hion, 298 Union Furniture Co., 311 Ray Ward & on, 308 White Hou e Dept. Store, 299 Whitmore Travel, 307 Whitten Fur , 304 Wholesome Dairy Inc., 302 Von Zell' tudio, 292 Zale' Jewelers, 302 Zork Hardware Co .. 29"
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FACULTY INDEX Alexander, Harold, 195 Bachmann, Frederick, 195 Ballard, Harold, 195 Barnes, Thomas, 195 Bentz, Ralph, 195 Berkman, Anton, 192, 195 Bevens, Caleb, 195 Black, Lelah, 195 Bosworth, Laois, 195 Boughner, Duncan, 195 Boyers, William, 195 Braddy, Haldeen, 196 Brand, Michael, 193, 196 Brewer, Fred, 196 Briggs, Ralph, 196 Brinker, Russell, 196 Broaddus, Morgan, 196 Bugett, William, 196 Burlingame, Robert, 196 Buckner, Florence, 196 Buys, Joseph, 196 Carnovale, Norbet, 120 Cervenka, Clarence, 196 Chaves, Abraham Jr., 197 Chism, Thomas, 196 Chrapliwy, Peter, 197 Coleman, Ralph, 197 Collins, Ben, 197, 265 Compton, Ross, 197 Coogler, Ellen, 197 Cox, Robert, 197 Craigo, Kathleen, 197
Crawford, Cecil, 193 Davis, Harold, 197 Day, James, 193 Decker, Floyd, 193 Denny, John, 197 Douglas, Lurline, 197 Ducoff, Walter, 197 Duke, Eleanor, 159, 198 Ehmann, Francis, 197 Eidbo, Olav, 198 Farquear, Floyd, 19.3 Foster, A. N., 198 Fuller, Wayne, 198 Gabriel, Gretcl}en, 198 Garner, Charles, 198 Gladman, Charles, 198 Glardon, Lynette, 198 Goodman, Paul, 198 Gregory, Gladys, 198 Hackett, Clarence, 198 Hampton, Henry, 159, 198 Hancock, Jesse, 199 Harland, Frank, 199 Harris, Theodore, 199 Harrison, Wiltz, 199 Hartrick, Wade, 199 Hassler, Paul, 199 Heins, Everett, 199 Henderson, Lozier, 199 Hicks, Virgil, 124 Hoffman, Roberta 199 Hovel, John, 199
James, Joseph, 199 Johnson, Richard, 199 Jones, Clarice, 200 Kahn, Louis, 283 Knapp, Edwin, 193 Ki-uschwitz, Orville, 200 Lake, William, 193 Leech, Milton, 200 Logerman, Roberta, 200 Loper, Mona, 200 Lowenstein, Ralph, 200 McCarty, George, 192 McMahan, Oscar, 201 Merkin, William, 200 Miculka, Valdik, 200 Middagh, John, 194 Miller, Robert, 200 Miter, Frank, 200 Moore, Clarence, 200 Moses, Leon, 200 Neprud, Leif, 201 Nold, Lucille, 201 O'Brien, Maureen, 201 O'Malley, Catherine, 201 Omundson, Robert, 201 O'Neal, Floyd, 201 Past, Ray, 119, 201 Ponsford, Pearl, 201 Quinn, Howard, 194 Quinn, Mary, 201 Ray, Joseph M., 115, 190, 191 _Rennick, Patricia, 201
FROM THE EDITOR Tc;r~s
Wutc,.,.,
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of Tsa UH1vu,11TY or TaxAI
Department of Joumalum and lladlo-Teleoirion
I am pleased to have been able to present to you, the students and faculty of Texas Western, this 1961 Flowsheet. It is my wish that the time and effort spent by the staff members preparing this annual has resulted in a book which will, in the future, renew many happy memories of college days. Iwouldlike to thank the following people, whose help and guidance made this book possible. To the staff for their many hours of work, to Mr. John Middagh for his guidance as our faculty sponsor, to Mr. Frank Goss for his encouragement and advice, and to Mr. Ralph Lowenstein and the Student Publications Division Photography Staff for their fine pictures. A
special word of thanks must definite! y be given to Mrs. Minot
and Von Zell Studio for their patience in taking excellent student, faculty, and feature pictures. To Mateo Hinojosa, Ted Maciag, and Gil Good for their special photography, and Luis Perez of Photographic Associates for the color pictures. To Steele Jones for his help with the sports section. To Mrs. Louise Resley, Mrs. Eunice Melancon, Jay Baron, Mike Bernstein, John Behrens, Leo McCullouch, and Carter's Flower Shop for their help with tile Beauty Contest. To Mr. W
R. Plumbley for the use of intramural pictures, and to Henri
Rettig and Jackie Schlafly for their help fhroughout the year. Finallylwould like to express my deepest appreciation to Charles 0
1Reilley
and Judy !lettinger, without whose encouragement, sug-
gestions, and help this book would not have been possible.
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Resley, Louise, 192 Rintelen, Joseph, 194 Rozendal, David, 201 Ruff, Edgar, 194 Russell, William, 202 Sawyer, William, 202 Schotta, Charles, 202 Schumaker, Robert, 202 Seils, Leroy, 202 Smith, Grace, 202 Sonnichsen, C.L. 202 Sproule, Barton, 202 Strain, William, 202 Strickland, Rex, 202 Sublette, James, 202 Tappan, Robert, 202 Thomas, Eugene, 202 Threadgill, Edythe, 202 Timmons, Wilbert, 202 Tomkins, George, 203 Tulley, Eleanore, 203 Vowell, Emily, 203 Vowell, Jack, 203 Waddell, Marie, 203 Walker, Jimmy, 203 Walker, Roberta, 203 Webb, William, 203 Whitaker, John, 203 Whitworth, Randolph, 203 Wise, Vera, 194, 203 Young, Phillip, 203