IN ADDITION TO THEIR STUDY COURSES MANYOF THE STUDENTS PARTICIPATE IN EXlRA-

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THESCIENTIFICCLUB,which sponsors the wearing of thegreen on St. Pat's Day by unwary freshman engineers, is oneof the oldest and largest campus organizations. Up to its neckin the Engineering party, it sponsored the Engineering editionof the Prospector, the St. Pat's picnic, the Hard Luck dance, afootball team, basketball team, and a boxing team in the Intra-mural Sports programs, and the famous "Bean Feeds" wherethe engineers listen between bites to talks by prominent men inthat profession.

TOM WEBBPresident

ROBERT L. HAMILTONGEORGE McBRIDEMANUEL GONZALEZTED SMALLALVIN SEYBERTMANUEL FLORESJOHN SCHULTEJOSEPH KENNEYLOUIS GARRISONGLEN HANSONKENNETH GAllUPWILLIAM LIBBYJACK THOMPSON10HN MANNINGDONALD McCABERAYMOND DELGADOWILLIAM CISNEROSDONALD DAVIDSONlAMES CASPEROSCAR COLLAZOMANUEL STOWERGEORGE MOORETEXAS WARDDICK TIPTONDICK TIERNANCLIFFORD BLATCHLEYWARREN CARRGEOGE MEREDITH11M CUNNINGHAMJERRY MARCUSWALTER SMITROY ANDERSONROBERT MEYERSJEFF KYLESAM CHRISTOJAMES FAULKNERBILL EASONlACK HADBURN

TOM WEBB11M SCOTTQUINN BOYDBOB BOTHWELLGEORGE KISTENMACHEREARL RICHARDSVICTOR CASTILLO10HN GRAYBRIAN P. HILLMALCOLM McDONALDBEN MULLERBILL SCHillINGERBILL TOWRYRUBEN ROSALES10HN I. HENDERSON10E MAIN SUN (10E TACK SUNALLAN FINEHAROLD CORNINGHERB BRASSEURALBERT TILNEYlAMES MILLICAN11M HOLCOMBEC. H. BAILEYEUGENE KRAUSEBOB PARSONSHERN BENGEEVERETT MAYW. R. BROWN10HN L. NEILB. R. SMITHREBA MARTINROLAND DALYNORMAN PRONGERMEL LEVENSONLOUIS SADA10HN C. YAN

ONE OF THE YOUNGEST organizations at Mines is theCollege of Mines branch of the University of Texas student chap-ter of the American Society of Civil Engineers. The Mines group,which held its first meeting in February, 1948, will receive itsown charter when the Mines civil enqine erinq curricula is ap-proved by the E.C.P.D. The ASCE's were hosts when a jointmeeting of over 100 members of the, society from New MexicoU., New Mexico A. & M., Arizona U., and Texas Tech was heldat Mines May 7 and 8. The Mines students wrote technical pa-pers in competition with students from the other colleges. Thisactive group has heard several speakers and seen films at meet-ings this year.

JOHN L. NEILLGILBERTO RODRIGUEZWILLIAM C. SCHILLINGERGEORGE F. SHEETS, JR.ED SMITHBASILIO SOLISABRAHAM SOOKIASIANRALPH TIBERITEXAS S. WARDOSCAR R. ZOZAYASTERLING FREEMANNARCISSO GARCIA

CHESTER F. BERRYHILLHERBERT K. BRASSEURFERMIN T. CABRERADAVID H. ELLIOnBENNIE L. FRIESAMUEL R. KINGEUGENE E. KRAUSEROBERT LAITVITOR M. NAVARRO

JAMES R. MYERSChcirmog

XAVIER BARRIOSRUBEN BEJARANORALPH BERKELEYANTHONY BUSALACCHINETTIE VIRGINIA DEL HIERROHENRY HAMPTONERWIN HEINKELTIM HURLEYROLAND DALYJANE HOUSEHENRY KINGFRED LAMPERTEMILY LIVINGSTONLeROY LYONESTELLA McCAMANTVIRGINIA MARSLYDON MOSESJESUS RODGIGUEZ

PRE-MEDIC CLUBThose students with the earnest desire to cut people up,

pour castor oil down children's throats, and help humanity, com-pose the Pre-Medic Club. The members, students who intend toenter medical school, made frequent field trips to nearby hos-pitals and clinics during the school year. The club also heldregular meetings this year, at which many speakers, prominentin medical centers, gave educational talks and lectures.

DICK TINGUELYPresident

JOHN SCHULTEROY TINGUELYRODOLFO VALDIVIACHARLES WARRENTOM WINDORFJOHN CHERRYERWIN GOLDFARBLEE HAMRAHCHARLES HERS BERGERBOB MARTINJAMES NABHAMELIZABETH TAYLORAI>l.DRES LOPEZAJ,.FRED HARRISGEORGE FOGELMANCALVIN SKINNERROBERT DELGADOROBERT CANDALERIAMARY JOHNSONALLEN GA TrIS

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THE BEKASORGANIZATIONis composed of those studentswho are majoring in Business Administration or Economics. Thegroup was founded in 1945by Mr. Wade Hartrick who is profes-sor of Economics on the Mines faculty, in order that members ofthe group might become better acquainted with the businessmen of El Paso and become aware of the business and economicopportunities. During the post year at their bi-monthly meetings,the Bekas heard speakers who were prominent in the fields ofAdvertising, Banking, Communications, Marketing, and Law.

DAVID BOTELLOPresident

STELLA ACOSTAALEX AGUIRREELENA ALVAREZBETTY BICKLERHECTOR BLANCOJULIAN BORSCHOWDAVID BOTELLOFRANK CAUBLENOEMI CHAVEZRICHARD DAVISDOYLE DE ARMANCARYL DOWNEYROY FISKIRVING FOXNORMA GRAFMANUEL GUTIERREZLUTHER HARDINGJULIUS HEINSCRAWFORD KERRRICHARD McCONNJACK McGRATHLIONEL MELANCONMARY MILLER

JACK ODINCHARLES ORNDORFFFRANK OWENMARY ANNE OWENJOHN PEOPLESHILLIS PRATTCONRADO RAMIREZE. C. RODRIGUEZGUADALUPE RODRIGUEZBONNIE RESLERCECILE RIOSNOFTELI RUELASBERNHARD SAARPETE SANCHEZALONZO SIMMSCALVIN SKINNERSAMUEL SREDANOVICHDOROTHY STERLINGLLOYD STEVENSIRA STUARTLEWIS VAUGHNFRANK WEIDNERMARY WILKSC. FORREST WILSONJOHN r. WOO

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High brow and long hair may be the terms associated withart students by many college students, but not at Mines, becausethe Beaux Arts Club numbers among its membership some ofthe most popular and best-known students on the compus, aswell as some mighty good artists. Art majors must belong, andthe other members include all art students and those interestedin art appreciation. At their monthly meetings, the Beaux Artsmembers hear speakers who are outstanding in the various artfields.

BOBBY LANE WIGGINSPresident

SUE TOPPBECKY ARMIJOVITA PETONESUE JANE MAYFIELDPAT MARSBETSY GOODLOEBOBBY WIGGINSROSE MARION PORTEREVA GUTIERREZMARTHA MARTINEZCATHERINE BURNETI'VINCENT RASCONAUDREY ANDERSONLOIS EDMONDMONA JOE FLACKFRANK TREWBARBARA SCHNAKEGERRY LAIRDPEGGY RITI'ERGLORIA LEONJOYCE MAXWELLJILL HOOKERARMANDO MARQUEZBETI'Y MacGUIREBOBBY PRENTISSANN EWOTI'ELEANOR McDANIELJUNE MURRAYBONNIE CATHEY

BILL BROWNMARY HOLMSLEY BROWNBARBARA NORMANPATRICIA CRUMBLISSLOIS BINGFRANCES HOLMSLEYELAINE DERRICKBETI'Y MIDDLETONJULES BENNETI'JOAN HEINKELMARY ETHEL HICKSDAURICE VOWELLJEFF KYLERICHARD ENGERJOY KROEGERTERRELL SCEACEJEAN LITI'LETONANITA laLONDEDICK PLUMBLEYWILTZ HARRISONMIKE HARDINCLARA SMITHNANCY CHURCHJOSE SERNANANNETI'E GATLINMARGARET McCARVEREDMOND ANSARA

JOHN R. MANNINGSHIRLEY MAYTONPOLLYANNA MOORELYNDON MOSESJUDY PETERSONFRANCES JANE PIATTJAN RANDLEPAT RESLERLUCY ANNE RICHARmMARION RICKELLELAND OBINSONBARBARA SCHNAKEFLORENCE SILVERBILLY SNELSONLEGENE STOVERDOROTHY SWEENEYBEBE TIGHEPHYLLIS TRACHTJACK UNDERWOODJOYCE UNDERWOODELMER WEISMANTELJULIE· WILLIAMSKENNETH WILLIAMSMARIETTA WINDSORCARROLL WOMACK

BEN E. ADAMSSHOKRA Y ANSARAJUDY ARNOLDDICK BAILYSTAN BILLINGSLEYCARL L. BISHOPBRUCE BIXLERVIRGINIA BONDJACK BOYLANBRUCE BROOKSFAYRENE BURDENMARILYN FULKERSONMARY MARGARET GRAML YWILNA GRATTANMARY ANN HAMILTONGEORGIANA HAMMETTJULIAN REX HARISMARY HILLREA F. HOOKERNANCY JENNINGSBILL McBEEDOROTHY McCALLBETTY McMURRY

BRUCE BROOKSPresident

FOR STUDENTSwith a burning desire to take the centerof the stage, College Players, the dramatic group at Mines, wasfounded in 1927. Always active, the group produces two full-length plays and several one-act plays each year. The twoproductions in 1947-48were "George Washington Slept Here"and "Over 21," both directed by Miss Lucia Hutchins. Membersof the group also put on one-act plays for speech classes.

JOE BOOTIIJOE SERVALONIFAYRENE BURDENGILBERTO GRADOBIllY FRED SNELSONANITA TAYLORJOYCE UNDERWOODJOHN JOE WOOVIRGINIA BONDPAT DRISCOLLOIS ANN McKINNEYTOMMY YOUNGJ. R. DOMINGUEZRUBEN BEJARANOH. W. FRIEDMANBOB PARKERBIll TOWRYFENTON KATZROBERT GRAVESFAYE CAINDICK LAKINSJUDY ARNOLDBARBARA BOWDENBRUCE BROOKSMARJORIE GRIGGSJANET McKIM

IN SEPTEMBERwith their best foot forward, the Minesband stepped trimly out on the football field and began a greatyear of activities including parades, pep rallies, and concerts.Under the direction of Charles Senning, the band is makingstrides toward assuming its prominent pre-war position in WestTexas.· With new uniforms and a fast prance, they got off toa good start last fall and stayed there during their outstandingconcerts this spring.

CARLOS HICKERSONPresident

CHARLES SENNINGDirector

IRMA NEATIlERLINWIllIAM SCHILLINGERJAMES SAMMERCARLOS HICKERSONLEWIS JEFFERSMALCOLM McDONALDERNEST PATTERSONHAROLD SHOPPACHEDDIE CARRANZARUTII MA TIllSLAWRENCE STABLEINMALCOLM BOSWEllLEE MORTONEDWIN PALKCARL C. KIRCHERROBERT BOOTHJACK ELLIOTTJOHN GRAYABE MOWADEVERETT SGRIMPSHIRECHARLES McBRIDETOM WENDORFR. L. HAMILTONROBERT CANDELARIAORVILLE GOWERFRED MATHISHARRY RANDEll VAN HORNEJACK McGURKJAMES WADLEYMARIElTA WINDSOR

Drum Majorette.JEANNE MAYTON, BILLIE LUNDELL, ALMA RUSS,

RITA RUSSELL and DEAN McLURE.

THE LIVELYyoung ladies of theMines Drum Cor p s banged andboomed their way down the footballfield on Saturday nights during thefall, adding a lot of spirit to the en-thusiastic crowds. With their cowboyhats and orange and white uniforms,they showed up at the bonfires andpep rallies, displaying more than theirshare of the T. C. M. spirit.

JEAN LITTLETONMARGARET NAYLORMARGIE TURNERPATSY OLIVERBARBARA CRALLJOANNE GREULINGJOYCE HUNTERTOMMY CONGERCATHERINE BURNETTVIRGINIA MARS

PEGGY BROWNPATTY BOWERCOLLEEN DAKANEMILY L1VlNGSTONDUSTY ALLENJAN RANDLEVERAGENE SANDERSONJACK McGURK

JACK McGURKStudent Director

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THE ATTRACTIVEGIRLSwho pranced out onto the football field intheir snappy orange and white gaucho uniforms last fall are the Gold Dig-gers, the Mines pep squad. Led by five high-strutting majorettes, the mem-bers appeared not only at half-time shows. but at parades, hospital enter-tainments, and other activities as ushers.

JENENE HARMANLILLIAN HENNINGTONI HEREDIAMARY ETHEL HICKSOFELIA IZQUIERDOLYLA LEE KENTMARTHA LOPEZCORAL McCRAYVIRGINIA MARSSUE JANE MAYFIELDJOANNE NICHOLSJACKIE O'SULLIVANVITA PETONEELIZABETH RHEYGLENNA RUE RICHARDSALICE RUBALCAVAJANE RUSSNANCY SEllYCLARA SMITHMARGIE STEVENSJANIE STOCKWELLJUNE WAlD

SARAH JANE STOCKWELLPresident

ANNA JANE DERRICKMajoretteTONY ADAUTOJULIA BENCOMOBARBARA CALISHERBONNIE CATHEYALMA CHAVEZMONSERRATT CHAVEZALMA COHNRUTH DREESMARY LOUISE DUGANROSE DUKECLARA FOSTERTOMMIE JEAN FOXBETTY FUNKNORMA GODWINJEAN GORDONNORMA GRAFGEORGIA GUTIERREZMARY MARGARET GRAML YMARTA HARGETI

FORTYTOP SONGSTERSwith voicesranging from soprano to bass, com-pose the Mines Chorale. This groupopened its fall concert season with thepresentation of spirituals. Its annualChristmas program, the Festival ofCarols, was followed by several springclassic programs and an All Requestshow in late spring, A tour of WestTexas and programs in the four localhigh schools and city service clubscompleted the 1947-48activities of thegroup,

JOHN McLENDONWALTER O'DELLGENE PAVLASXAVIER BARRIOSROY FISKBOB FLETCHERHARRY LEE PLUMBLEYNOBLE RAGANJOHN BAIRDBRUCE BROOKSGENE HILLDICK MATHEWSBOB MATHEWSFLORENE STEVENSBARBARA WRIGHTEDWARD RUSSEYREX RITTMANNRAOUL NEGRETTELEE MORTONREX HARRISJACK ELLIOTTBILLY SNELSONJERRY BHISBIJIIALVIN LEISERCLARK HUGHESFRED MATHISJANIE STOCKWELLNANCIE LOUDON

KATHLEEN BARTLEYELIZABETH BARTLEYPATTY BOWERNORMA LEE BURNSTEINRUTH MERRITTCATHERINE BURNETTMARILYN CORBINMARY LOUISE DOUGLAS'MARJORIE GRIGGSMARY ANN HAMILTONPATSY OLIVERWILLIE HANNANJOANNE NICHOLSMARAVENE SHELTONMARY SPRINGERMARGIE SPRINGERFRANCES NIELSONALMA ACEVEDOELAINE DERRICKPOLLYANNA MOOREDELLA PIXLEYBESS TOMPKINSJACK ALMACKARMANDO BRIONESJAMES NABHANRODOLFO ANCHONDOORVILLE GOWER

ROY FISKPresident

Any Mines student with a yen to discuss the explorationof the human mind may belong to the Psychology Club, newlyformed organization with over 50 members interested in oneof the various phases of psychology. The club held its firstmeeting in January of this year, and since that time has heardmany well-known speakers in this field. Thepurpose of the clubis to bring lecturers to students of psychology and to gatherpsychological literature. Besides monthly meetings with speak-ers, the club also held Saturday business luncheons once amonth during the spring term.

ROY TINGUEL YPresident

PAT VETTEKJUDY BACONMARGARET LUKARNSKIFAYE GRACEYNETTIE HERSHBERGERHAROLD MALONEMRS. HAROLD MALONERAYMOND GARDEADONNA OHSWALDTLOUIS SADAJEAN BOWDENC. E. KELSEYBELL PHILLIPSDICKIE LANDSDOWNEYVONNE OBERLINGFAYE MAXWELLLE NEVE BALDWINCAROLYN GARYJOHN CHERRYJACK McGRATHPAUL NICHOLS

ROY TINGUELYPAUL HARPERJEANNE OLTMANYVONNE CARRERADON LIBBEYMARY LOPEZMARILYN CORBINMARILYN WILLISJOE LINCOLNHARRY MIZENEROCTAVIA MEDRANOEMILIA GRACIA-NUNEZELOISA ASPE.1TIAEDWARD SHACKLEiI'MAURICE HAINESDICK T1NGUELYDILLARD CARRERABERNICE GOTTLIEBHERBERT EGELKO

The Junior Pan - AmericanRound Table, composed of 22actives, 22 alternates, a direc-tor-general, and an associatedirector - general, was startedat Mines in 1945and is spon-sored by the Senior Pan-Amer-ican Round Table of EI Paso.Its purpose is for the womenof the United States to discussand study the cultures, lan-guages, and customs of theLatin American nations and toget together with each other.The club, which is composedof juniors and seniors, metevery third Wednesday ofeach month, and also held atea honoring the Senior Pan-American Round Table in De-cember.

PATRICIA LATTNERVIVIAN MICHELMARTHA MARTINEZCOLLEEN MURPHYBETTY MacGUlREJANICE MEAHGERBERTHA MONTESJOANNE NICHOLSFRANCES NIELSONLILLIAN PALAFOXDIANNE POWELLVELlA RIVEROLUCY ANNE RICHARmNITA ROGERSELIZABETH RHEYPAT RODGERSRITA RUSSELLMARILYN SCHMIDTHGERRY SLUTESBEBE TIGHELOIS TOOLEMARTHA UZETAANNA VALENTINOELVIRA VARGASMAUDIE VAN TREASEESTELA VASQUEZEUGENIA SHAFFERSHIRLEY LYNCH

SHIRLEY LYNCHDirector

NANCY ARMSTRONGELENA ALVAREZANTONIETA ADAUTOREBECCA ARMIJOMARGARET BEAHLERVALERIE BENNISFELICE BROWNHELEN BROWNCATHERINE BURNETTSAMMY BROSNAHANNINA LOU BOTHWELLBETTY BICKLERYVONNE CARRERAEMA LOU CHAMBERSGENEVIEVE DRAEGERMARGARET FRANKANN GUMAERMARY HOLMSLEYANNE HUBBARDRUTH HAHNSTELLA ANN HESLERGLORIA HICKERSONNANCY HEMPHILLNETTIE VIRGINIA DEL HIERRODOROTHY KENNEDYPAULINE KLINK

· THE INTERNATIONALRelations Club is an organizationwith a really serious purpose, that of studying internationalpolicies and law in an effort to effect, if possible, an internationalreconciliation. The group is an accredited member of the WestTexas-New Mexico International Relations Conference, whichconstitutes one-twelfth of the conferences meeting annuallythroughout th entire country. Lee Rosch, president of the MinesChapter, is vice president of this region. The group has heldsemi-monthly meetings throughout the entire school year, hear-ing prominent local and out-of-town authorities on internationalrelations.

LEE J. ROSCHPresident

FRANCES BRADEN..BOB PUTZELJEANETTE SILVERBILL PETMECKYDARRELL PARKERCARROLL WOMACKGARRY OWENJUDY BACONTOM WILLIAMS

LEE J. ROSCHPAUL COPPENBARGER

COLLEEN MURPHYSAM SCHWARTZBILL BROWNDICK PANGBURNHOW ARD CLARKALICE WHITE

WITHA BRAND-NEWSTAFF setup,KVOF, the campus radio station, hasbecome even more active this spring.The station manager is assisted bydirectors in all sections of the radiowork as well as by the many membersof the staff. KVOF has operated on asix hour schedule Monday throughFriday, besides broadcasting specialevents such as football and basketballgames, the beauty contest, posture con-tests, and All-Mines Day. The radiostation has petitioned lor membershipin Alpha Epsilon Rho, honorary co-ed-»rxrtionol radio fraternity.

BOB PARSONSDICK MAYNARDOLLIE PAREDESGLORIA HOLMESVIVIAN MICHAELJIM FOSTERFRED MATHISANNA JANE DERRICK

WAYNE JOHNSTONDIANE POWELLJAMES BANNERFRANCES BELLMARIAN GOFFHENRY STEARNES

MURRAY YEAGERLLOYD STEVENSJOYCE HUNTERFRANCES BELLNINA LOU BOTHWELLNANCY JENNINGSDOLORES BRAUNBILL McBEEFRED HILLJEANNE OPPENHEIMERJOYCE MAXWELLJEAN LITTLETONBOB FLETCHER

DOLORES MOOREHEADSUE MAYFIELDBILL BROWNCARROLL WOMACKBOB GALBRAITHNANCY ANN ARMSTRONGBRUCE BIXLERRALPH HAYWOODfAMES FOSTERWAYNE JOHNSTONDAVID COHENJIM HAMMONDMARGIE STEVENSFRANK WEIDNERHENRY STEARNSDELMER JOHNSONPEGGY BROWNBETTrMcMURRYCORAL McCRAY

MURRAY YEAGERDirector

WEIRD SCREAMS in the night at Kelly Hall, a sobbingwoman ... it doesn't mean mayhem. It's only the RadioWorkshop Players doing their stuff. The Radio WorkshopPlayers, now almost two years old, is the dramatic groupwhich produces, directs, and acts in radio dramas overKVOF. Besides producing plays by well-known auth-ors, the group has also produced original scripts bysome of its imaginative members.

LLOYD STEVENSPresident

The Baptist Student Union has been an active organiza-tion at Mines since April, 1941,and this year the possbility ofthe group's building its own house on the campus has beenbrought closer. Baptist leaders who visited here advocated thisas well as the instituting of a Bible chair at Mines. Althoughthe Mines BSU is a local organization, it cooperates with thestate group for the purpose of assisting the Baptist students inboth spiritual and social religious activities, and it held manymeetings and several parties during the year.

BRUCE BROOKSPresident

MARY LOU SETILEMARILYN ROGERSBERT MARKSFRANK WEIDNERJOHNNY RIGGSPATSY OLIVERFANNY CHOWBRUCE BROOKSDOLORES MOREHEADTIM .HURLEYALMA ACEVEDAELISA YIPLLOYD STEVENS

ROGER BELLKENNETH GRAFFRED MATHISHERBERT HEASLEYGAIL ELDRIDGETERRELL SCEARCELUCIA ELDRIDGEBILL SHARPJOYCE HUNTERLAHOMA RISINGERJACK TROUPBESSIE TOMPKINS

MARY ANN DARRBENNY VILLEGASLOUISE WALSH.BEBE TIGHEMARGARET GANDARAANNE VALENTINOTONI HEREDIACLARA SMITHllMMY KELLYVITA PETONEMARVAINE LINDSAYNANCY JENNINGSANNE SHAMALEYALICIA RIVERAMARY HILLROSE EDWARDSVELlA RIVEROCAROLL ANN GRAVESMARY ANN REYNOLDSROY DARRWILNA GRATTANSUSIE REYNOLDSJULIA ROSE BENCOMOGLORIA BIELHECTOR ROCHINBECKY ARMIJODICK ENGERRAY KNAUTVESTINA PROVENCIONELSON OHLEMACHERSTELLA VASQUEZJACK McGRATHCARMELA DE LA TORREBETTY FUNKBOB GR.AVESOSCAR PEREZ

GEORGIA GUTIERREZMAGDELENA VILLAGLORIA HOLMESLOIS BOWLINGSAMMIE BROSNAHANMARGARET FRANKFREDERICK GIBBEEMILIO NAVAROro FREEMANDICK" TINGUELYOCTAVIA MEDRANOGEORGE GREENCEILIA ANN HlOSROBERT SALAZAROSCAR CABALLEROELSIE WlLKESELENA ALVAEZPETER BAEHRDORA McNEELYJACK MARCZESKIFRANCES BRADENCALVIN SKINNERDAVID HARDINRUTH NAPOLSKEALMA CHAVEZROSE DUKESHIRLEY FARNSWORTHDAN MUELLER. 10E MUELLERRAY NELSONEUGENE COOVERBILL WARDMARY M. GRAMLYLIZ ATTELBOB BUTKUS

THENEWMANCLUB,a branch of the national organization,was organized on the Mines campus in 1933.The national groupwas founded in 1905and was named after Cardinal Newman.The local chapter at the College of Mines is sponsored by theNational District Council of Catholic Women, and is under thejurisdiction of Dioceses of El Paso. The membership of the New-man Club is open to all Catholic students on the campus. Amonthly breakfast is held and frequent round table sessions,

JACK MARCZESKIPresident

ALL SEVEN women's organizationson the campus get together for at leastone thing, to make the Co-Ed Associa-tion one of the busiest Mines groups.The Co-Ed Council. composed of rep-resentatives from each organization,plans for all the big Co-Ed affairs.Their major activities this year were toprovide food for "M" Day, to hold acoffee for freshman girls in October,and to hold one of the most successful"drag your man" dances ever held, atthe Woman's Club last December.

FEUCE BROWNKAY KNAPPBErry SUE RICHARDSCAROLYN GARYMARY HARTYVONNE CARRERAVEUA RIVERA

BETTY SUE RICHARDSPresident

JOHN PHELANALFREDO ABREGOFRANCES BRADENROBERT COLEMANGLORIA HOLMESBETTY McMURRYJUDY PETERSONPAT HUDDLESTON RESLERHAWLEY RICHARSONALICIA VASQUEZNANCY LEE WILCOXJIMMY CARPENTERELIZABETH RHEYMARY ELIZABETH REGANJIMMY WADLEYKENNETH STEVENSHOMER SCARBRO

MARY HILLSCOTT THURBERLESLIE TURNERLUCKY LEVERETTDELLA PIXLEYDIANE POWELLNANCY MILLERDARRELL PARKERGRANT MILLERJIM PALMERWAYNE JOHNSTONELMER GROUNDSRUBEN SALAZARLESLIE TURNERDUFFY BURCHELL

THE PROSPECTOR,weekly studentnewspaper, specializes in black, boldheadlines, sensational stories on cam-pus political deals, and catty columns.This.year several special editions werepublished, including the HomecomingIssue, and the Engineering and All-Mines political issues. The Prospectorspearheaded the drive to make Minesthe site of the 1949 Texas Intercolle-giate Press Association convention.

MARY HILLEditor

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EL BURRO,the campus exponent of typical college humor, ispublished once a month. The contents consist of feature articles,jokes, a prize story, pictures of outstanding events, a Chester-field's ad, and other efforts on the part of staff members. Allinterested students are eligible for the staff and the most capablemembers are voted into the Press Club. El Burro takes an activepart, also, in the Texas Inter-Collegiate Press Association'sannual conference, which was held in Abilene at McMurrayCollege this year.

BETI'Y McMURRYJULIE WILLIAMSCOLLEEN MURPHYHELEN BROWNALICE NAN WAllDICK PLUMBLEYDICK ENGERTOMMY CONGERNORMA 10 GODWINRUTH HAHNNORMA GHAfBILL BROWN

ERWIN BOHMFALKEditor

LEE ROSCHBusiness Manager

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Editor-in-Chief

Business Manager

LLOYD STEVENS[u nior Editor

DIANE POWELLPhotographer

BEBE TIGHEOrganizations

Editor

ELIZABETH RHEYFaculty Editor

BOB EVANSSnapshot Editor

JOHN BOCICOVENSports Editor

JIM PALMERSophomore Editor

ERWIN BOHMFALICPhotographer

HARRIET McDONALDSophomore Editor

BARBARA WRIGHTFreshman Editor

RALPH DIICINSONPhotography Editor

BILL BROWNPhotographer

NORMA GRAFFaculty Editor

BETTY ROSE FRANCISfeature Editor

MARY HILLCopy Writer

JOHN SAWYER, JRCopy Writer

RUE DEANClass Layout Editor

FRANCES BRADENCalendar Editor

ANN SHAMALEYCirculation Manager

JuAN HEINICLEArtist

EARL RICHARDSSports Editor

COLLEEN MURPHEYGirls Sports Editor

VITA PETONEStaff Assistant

RAY MAXWELLAd Staff

NORMA GODWINArtist

OTIS BURNEITAd Staff