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So The Grand Council of The International Fraternity of Oelta Sigma PI
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Chi We, the undersigned Brothers of Alpha Sigma Praternity, a ohaT3ter hereby earnestly petition for a charter to establish of the International Praternity of Delta Sigma Pi on the campus of Angelo State College, San Angelo, Texas,
of AlDha Sigma Chi was formed exolusiTely for the purpose The affiliation with Delta Sigma Pi Professional Fraternity. in dur present alms, purposes, and requirements reflec-ted comnehsurate Constitution and By-Laws were patterened after and are with the same high ideals of Delta Sigma Pit..
In -oursuit of this affiliation, the Brothers of Alpha Sigma set Chi Praternity oledge to uphold the rules and regulations ^s forth in the Constitution a.nd By-L8.ws of the International its traditions Praternity of Delta Sigma PI and further to carry out and programs. ZV\/^ (x )q\I)A^x. t
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(K^""Tyf-^^ AA^nA THE HISTORY OF SAN ANGELO
San Angelo Is located at the confluences of the South, Middle, and North Concho Rivers, It is 220 miles west of Port Worth and
215 miles northwest of San Antonio, San Angelo,, the county seat
of Tom Green County, is on the West Texas plains at the northern
edge of the Edwards Plateau and the southeastern rim of the
Permian Basin,
San Angelo began its existence in 186^-, but life in the area
was so hazardous that the citizens asked for the protection of
government troops in I865. This request brought about the founding
of Fort Concho which was the largest and best known of the western
frontier posts. The settlement was across the river from Fort
Concho and became known as "Over the River", although historians
disagree as to where the name originated.
There are three different stories as to how the toxirn got its
name, but each of them give credit to 3. J. DeWitt, a pioneer
West Texas merchant. The most logical of the stories says that
the settlement was originally named "Santa Angelia". The local
inhabitants mispronounced the name making it "Santa Angelo".
This pronunciation made the first half feminine gender and the
last half masculine gender. When the name was sent to postal
authorities it was converted to San Angelo,
Although San Angelo is presently the county seat of Tom Green
County, it was not the original county seat. When the election
was called for a county seat in Tom Green County, San Angelo was
so sure of winning, because of the fact that they had the fort, the soldiers, and the government payroll, that they laid down on the job. Ben Picklln, however, a small town three miles away on the opposite bank of the river, took a great interest In the election, and, as a result, was able to win the county seat.
On August 24, 1882, after numerous rains had already flooded much of the county, a cloud burst occurred throughout the entire area and Ben Flcklln was flooded. Of the three hundred pioneers who lived in the town, sixty-five were drowned and some of the bodies were never found. The flood was so intense that personal
items that were washed out of houses were later found in the river at Austin,
Instea.d of rebuilding Ben Picklln, the county seat was relocated to San Angelo and the homeless were given la.nd upon which to rebuild. The population of San Angelo was said to be
800 after the flood. J. G. Preusser, one of the first Justices of the Peace in the county, was the first mayor of San Angelo,
In the early 1900 's, the area to the south and west of San
Angelo developed into the greatest section in the United States for raising cattle, sheep, wool, and mohair. To the north and ea.st, numerous farms produced large crops of cotton, oats, wheat, and grain sorghums. This agricultural production all around San
Angelo caused the city to become known as the "Trading Post" of the southwest.
The discovery of oil nearby In 1923 added to the growth of the city, and by 19^0, San Angelo had a population of 25,802,
Th,e Board of City Development lists the present population at 7^,127. The region has a wide economic base of trade and service industries, agriculture, oil and gas production. Industry, tourism, and government activities. Because of its many lakes and rivers,
Tom Green County has more running water than any other county in the state, therefore, San Angelo is the principle tourist area in West Texas. Agriculturally, the city Is the "Wool Capital of the World" and home of the National Miss Wool of America pageant.
More wool is marketed through San Angelo than any other inland
city in the world. The principle government activity is Goodfellow
Air Force Base, a Security Service Command training center. Some
of the major industries in San Angelo are Armour a.nd Company,
Sthlcon, and Levi Strauss,
Prom a rugged frontier tot�m, San Angelo has developed to
a modern city. Along with San Angelo 's growth, Angelo State
College has grown and prospered at a rapid rate and has become
an educa.tional institution worth of praise. A FISTORY OF ANGELO STATE COLLEGE
In September of 1928 San Angelo College opened its doors for
the first time. The people vlo were Involved In that first small
college had a dream of a four-year college for San Angelo. The
dream came true 37 years later when Angelo State College became a
realitj'-. Our college is the product of the hopes and dreams of
farsighted people who fought hard and long to gain their goal.
We are all rart of a dream that has com-e ture�the dream of Angelo
State College,
Originally organized as a part of the city schools of San
Angelo, San Angelo College opened its doors in 1928 to an enrollment
of 112 students. On Se-otemb^r 1, S,A.C. became a ser)arate Junior
Cpllege District encompassing the entire ar-ea of Tom. Green County,
The 58th Legislature of Texas created a new state-supported, four- year institution offering the bachelor's degree to be known as
Angelo State College.' The transfer of authority from, the local
Board of Trustees to 'he Board of Regents of State Teachers -Colleges became effective Sei^tember 1, 19^5. Presently A,S,C. has an approximate enrollment of 2,100 students.
Time passes quickly at A.S.C., and soon ve will find ourselves at a signpost directing us in the paths that ednction has raved.
Our futu:^e, Hke the futu-e of Angelo State College is great and bright. The above was taken picture In the capitol building at Austin Texas. The occasion is the signing of the bill designating AAgelo State as a four year sphool. The following persons were present at the signing. (left to right)
Louis Saibert-Member of ASC Development Committee Marshall Jones-Member of ASC Development Committee Scottle Johnson-Member of ASC Development Committee Dr. Lowmann-Dean of ASC Gov. John Connley-Governor of Texas Senator Dorsey B. Hardman-Senator of San Angelo District Rep. Ben Barnes -Speaker of the Hduse (Texas) Dr. Ramond Cavlness-President of ASC ANGELO STATE COLLEGE 2601 w. Avenue N SAN ANGELO, TEXAS 26903
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TELEPHONE 949-4666 OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT
January 31, 1967
Grand Council Delta Sigma Pi 330 South Campus Avenue Exford, Ohio
Gentlemen:
The local professional business fraternity on the campus of Angelo State College is making a request for affiliation with Delta Sigma Pi. It is a pleasure to endorse this petition in behalf of a very fine group of young men. At Angelo State College, which dates back to 1928 as a two-year college, but which has been a four-year college since 1965 only, students in the field of Business lead to the Bachelor's Degree in Accounting and General Business Administration. Approxiraately 561 students were enrolled in the various programs in Business Administration during the fall semester which has just closed. It has been our pleasure to attend programs, on more than one occasion which the young men of our local professional business fraternity have sponsored. Without exception, they have demonstrated ability to organize proceedings in a proper and pleasing manner, with both club business and the special features of their programs.
There is a definite need for a group of interested male students to acquire an affiliation such as merabership in Delta Sigma Pi would raake available. The President and other appropriate administrative officers of Angelo State College pledge themselves to the support of such an arrangeraent, and enthusiastically endorse the petition of our local group.
Yours very truly, * i\ A �� h 7 /=-;�-� � ^ R. M. Cavness President
vs 0V/^ ANGELO STATE COLLEGE
2601 WEST AVENUE N SAN ANGELO, TEXAS 76903
OFFICE OF THE DEAN
January 30, 1967
Grand Council Delta Sigma Pi 330 South Campus Avenue Oxford, Ohio
Gentlemen:
This letter is being written as part of Alpha Sigma Chi's petition for membership in Delta Sigma Pi. I am pleased to be able to recommend this group to you for consideration.
Angelo State College, a state supported, co-educational, senior college, is the most recent addition to the state system of higher education in Texas. The college has been in existence as Angelo State College since September, 1965. It will be eligible for full membership in the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools next November. The accreditation, if granted, will become retroactive to include this year's graduating class.
The Department of Business Administration has degree programs in accounting and in general business. Recent approval by the Board of Regents will permit us to offer areas of concentration in marketing, management and finance. There are presently 248 majors in the Bachelor of Business Administration Program. There is a distinct need on this campus for an association in this field which is recognized by an international fraternal brotherhood.
Please be advised that the business men of this community and members of Delta Sigma Pi in particular have been most helpful in assisting the development of this organization.
I have been privileged to be associated with our Alpha Sigma Chi. The officers and membership of this group have already demonstrated that they are young men of the highest order, and the sponsors of the organization are lending considerable support to the development of it.
I, therefore, am extremely pleased to be able to pledge my support and the support of this office to the continuing development of Alpha Sigma Chi and recommend heartily its approval as a chapter of Delta Sigma Pi.
Sincerely, The Administration Building a.t Angelo State College houses the office of the President of the College, The present library is located in the east end of the Administration Building, and the Auditorium is located in the west end of the Administration Building, English, Social Sciences, x^ine Arts, and Foreign Languages are taught in this building. The Student Union Building at Angelo State College Is a center of activity on the campus. Art Exhibits are displayed and various classes are taught in the Center Theater in the building. The Student Union Building also houses the Angelo State College Boodstore, Women's dormitories at Angelo State College include Runnels Hall, Carr Hall, Concho Hall, and Mayer Hall, Shown above are parts of Runnels Hall, Concho Hall, and Mayer Hall (from front to back). The Science Building is the future home of the Business Administration Department, A new Science Building is being constructed on the south side of the campus. Business, Chemistry, and Math are now belrjg taught in the Science Building. The new Science Building is suppost to be completed in the Spring of I968. The Rosemont Apartments serve as part of the housing facilities for male students. The Rosemont Apartments were first for dormitories in the fall of 196k, New plans are in the making for the construction of new dormitories on tl;ie Angelo State College Campus, ^IH^&^t^J^/^M'^y-.' '^t.
The picture above shows the new library that is building now being constructed at Angelo State The new College, library is suopost to be ready for use by September of I967. The Business Administration Building at Angelo State College seizes as the center of the records portion of the The college. B.A. Building contains the Data Processing equipment and many business courses meet in the building HISTORY OP THE DEPARTMENT OP BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
The Business Department of Angelo State College will be two
years old in September, I967, Prior to that time, Angelo State
College was classified as a junior college. Business preparation
courses were offered with an Associate Degree after the completetic
of two years in the study of business.
In September, 1965* Angelo State College became a four year
school and Bill Dr, Bishop tras the first head of the Business
After Department. being head of the Department of Business for
one Dr, year, Bishop resigned and went back to his former school, the University of Missouri, to take a teaching job.
In September, I966, Mr.Robert See became acting head of
Business Department. Mr, See served in this capacity until
November of I966 when he was- replaced with the present head of
the Business Department, Mr. R. B. Vinson. Mr, Vinson is still
serving as head of the Business Department, and is proving to
be very capable and effective in this capacity, Mr. Vinson has
also com.pleted work on his Doctorate at the University of Missouri
and is now finishing his dissertation.
The Business Department at Angelo State College offers three
different degrees with the first graduates of Angelo State College
to receive their degrees in May of I967. The degrees are offered
in General Business, Secretarial Science, and Accounting,
The General Business degree is for all students who wish to
into a business field such as go Finance, Marketing, Banking, or
Management, The General Business major studies in all the different fields of business and is ready to meet different problems that occur after his graduation.
The Secretarial Science degree is for all the students that wish to go into the secretarial field. The Secretarial Science majors are trained in the fields that they must fill m the every day business cycle.
The Accounting degree is for all students that wish to go into the field of accounting after graduation. Students who receive the are Accounting degree well prepared for any obstacles that might occur in public or private accounting.
Plans are already in for the process addition of a degree in some other phase of business such as Marketing or Management, A degree in either field should be offered in the next two or three Jrears. Mr, H.B. Vinson joined the faculty of the Department of Business Administration in September, I966, as an assibbant professor In accounting. He was made acting head of the
Department in November, 1966 upon the resignation of Mr.
Robert See from administrative duties.
He holds a B.A. in Accounting (1956) and an M.A. in Business
Administration (1957) from Eastern New Mexico University,
Portales, New Mexico. He has also completed course-work requirements for a Ph.D. In Accountancy at the University of
Missouri, Columbia, Missouri, and is presently working on his dissertation. ^ He has been active in civic affairs and church work in
Springfield, Missouri, and belongs to several civic and professional organizations. His teaching experience includes one year at Eastern New Mexico University, two years at the
University of Missouri, and seven years at Evangel College,
Springfield, Mlssoure, While at Evangel College, he served as Chairman of the Department of Business and Economics for three years. ANGELO STATE COLLEGE 2601 W. Avenue N SAN ANGELO, TEXAS 76903
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TELEPHONE 949-1926
January 30, 1967
Grand Council Delta Sigma Pi 330 S. Campus Ave. Oxford, Ohio
Gentlemen:
The student officers of Alpha Sigma Chi, our local fraternity, have requested that I write concerning their proposed affiliation with your organization. I am happy to comply with their request; as I feel that your organization will be an excellent partner in enhancing the professional nature of our program.
The .transformation of Angelo State College from two year to four year status has caused a tremendous growth in the size of our business department. We are constantly seeking to improve all phases of our program and the development of professional organizations is of prime importance.
The entire faculty of our department is whole-heartedly in favor of association will be an invaluable aid our with your organization. Such association to young men in the furtherance of their professional careers.
Department of Business Administration Thomas 0. Kirkpatrick, our advisor, started his college education at San Angelo Junior College, After graduating from San Angelo Junior College, Mr, Kirkpatrick attended
North Texas Stated University and received his Bachelors of Business Administration and Masters of Business Admin istration, Mr, Kirkpatrick is currently finishing his dissertion for which he expects to receive his Doctors of
Business Administration degree from Ohio State University in the Spring of I967.
Mr, Kirkpatrick has taught school at the following colleges and universities: North Texas State University, Ohio State University, St. Mary's College, Texas A&M
University, University of New Mexico, and iVngelo State College. Ke presently teaches Management and Markebin? at Angelo State College.
Mr. has Kirkpatrick also oublished on research bulletin for the State of New Mexico, entitled Economic
Social Values of ^M Hunting and Pishing of New Mexico. "^^ ANGELO STATE COLLEGE 2601 W. Avenue N SAN i92% ANGELO, TEXAS 76903
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Grand Council Delta Sigm.a Pi 330 South Cainpus Avenue Oxford, Ohio
Gentlemen :
the During past semester, a number of young men have to proceeded organize a professional business fraternity at State Angelo College. They have selected the organizational name of Alpha Sigm.a Chi. Their objectives include the inten tion to become affiliated as a member chapter of Delta Sigma Phi. Officers and other members of the chapter have invested a great number of hours of both creatiire and tedious work in moving towaixi achievement of their objectives.
I am very proud of their efforts and the professional and mature manner in which they have proceeded thus far. If past indications are indicative of future events, they would make worthy members of Delta Sigma Pi,
I recommend the strongly members of Alpha Sigma Chi as candidates for affiliation with Delta Sigma Pi, They are demon strating the willingness and ability to work toward achieving the objectives of Delta Sigma Pi, You can expect to receive continuing cooperation and enthusiastic interest from students and faculty at Angelo State College,
Sincerely yours.
'^ '�7'.-f-<-<^(_ ^A T^'-/yT^TTT-A Thomas 0, Kirkpatrick Assistant Professor Dept. of Business Administration ALPHA SlQiy CHI
Alpha. Sigma Chi held its organizational meeting October 18,
1966 with forth of the five hundred business majors attending.
Since the organizational meeting, the organ l2'.at ion has met every other Tuesday night in the Business Building.
On November 22, I966, Aloha Sigma Chi held a dinner meeting with Delta Sigma Pi alumni, Prank Junell as speaker, ^Tvio other
Delta Sigma Pi alumni, Bob Miller and Charles Partain, attended
the meeting along with the too officials of the school.
Alpha Sigma Chi is currently painting five fifty-five gallon
drums that are to be placed on the campus to serve as trash cans
to help with the litter problem.
Officers elected at the organizational meeting were as
follows?
President Stan Crawford
Senior Vice-President Jerry Baker
Junior Vice-President Dave Edwards
Secretary Dale Dodson
Treasurer Jerry Rozzlle
Historian Larry Lee
Chancellor Skip Harless
Advisor Mr, Kirkpatrick
Advisor Mr. Towns TROY DAVIS WILLIAMS
AGEj 51
HOI'IE TOWN: Ozona, Texas
HIGH SCHOOL* Ozona
CLASSIFICATION: Senior
HONORS AND ACCOMPLISHMENTS:
Director of Concho Hereford Association West Texas Chamber of Commerce Student Senator of Senior Class at Angelo State College Outstanding Conservation Rancher, I962 Active in all Community Activities
JERRY ALAN BYRD
AGE: 19
HOME TOWN: Sweetwater, Texas
HIGH SCHOOL: Newman High School
CLASSIFICATION: Sophomore
HONORS AND ACCOMPLISHMENTS:
Officer in Band Senate First Place Drum Quintet Stage Band Second in State, 19^5 Spanish Club Officer District Band, 196^1-65 LARRY TESTER
� AGE: 20
HOME TOWN: San Angelo, Texas
HIGH SCHOOL: Central High School
CLASSIFICATION: Sophomore
HONORS AIJD ACCOMPLISHlffiNTS:
'Two gold medals in band.
Award in Riflemanship
JERRY W. JOST
AGE: 20
HOIffi TOWN: San Angelo, Texas
HIGH SCHOOL: Central High School
CLASSIFICATION: Junior
HONORS AND ACCOMPLISHMENTS:
Science and Math Club Member STANLEY CRAIG CRAWFORD
AGE: 21
HOME TOWN: Lubbock, Texas
HIGH SCHOOL: Monterey High School
CLASSIFICATION: Sophomore
HONORS AND ACCOMPLISHMENTS:
Two years duty in the Navy Viet NajB Unit Commidation Viet Nam Service Award American Expiditionary (Viet Nam) Navy Unit Commidation
JERRY MACK BAKER
AGE: 20
HOMETOWN: San Angelo, Texas
HIGH SCHOOL: Lake View High
CLASSIFICATION: Junior
HONORS AND ACCOMPLISHMENTS:
Student Council Representative H.S, Student Council Treasurer H,S, Football H,S, Track H,S, Basketball H,S, Lettermens Club Treasurer H,S, Runner-up to Mr, Lake View H,S, Student Council Vice President College KENNETH W, HA.YS
AGE: 26
HOME TOWN: Big Lake, Texas
HIGH SCHOOL: Reagan Co, High School
CLASSIFICATION: Junior
HONORS AND ACCOMPLISHMENTS:
Veteran Pour years United States Navy
GARY LYNN WALLACE
AGE: 21
HOME TOWN: Roscoe, Texas
HIGH SCHOOL: Roscoe
CLASSIFICATION: Junior
HONORS. AND ACCOMPLISHMENTS:
Member of Roscoe Boys Club Group Leader President High School Class, Freshman, Junior, and Senior years MELVIN DALE DODSON
AGE: 21
HOME TOWN: Hurst, Texas
HIGH SCHOOL: L, D, BELL
CLASSIFICATION: Senior
HONORS Al^D ACCOMPLISHMENTS:
Played in Jr, Rose Bowl Scolastic Citizenship Award
JAMES GLENN RATCLIFP
AGE: 22
HOMiE TOWN: Dimmitt, Texas
HIGH SCHOOL: Dimmitt
CLASSIFICATION: Senior
HONORS AND ACCOMPLISHMENTS:
Algebra Award (H.S.) Class Favorite (H.S.) Student Association President (C) Phi Theta Kappa (C) Junior Class Favorite (C,) Who*s Who in America Universities and Colleges DANNY E. KUSS
AGE: 22
HOME TOWN: Hermleigh, Texas
HIGH SCHOOL: Hermleigh
CLASSIFICATION: Senior
HONORS AMD ACCOMPLISHMENTS:
Student. Council Vice-President Senior Class Favorite Senior Class Vice-President President of Newman Apostolate
LEMONT E, NODWELL
AGE: 25
HOME TOWN: San Angelo, Texas
HIGH SCHOOL: Cony High School
CLASSIFICATION: Junior
HONORS AND ACCOMPLISHMENTS:
All State Trumpet Soloist American Soirit Honor Medal CHUCK McKINNSY
AGE: 19
EO:.IE TOWN: Roswell, New Mexico HIGH SCHOOL: Ho swell High
GLASSIPICAriON: Sophomore
HONOHS AND ACCO.iPLISm'lENTS: President of Senior Class (H.S.)
MICiiASL VON WILLEH
AGE: 21
HOlvlE TOWN: San Angelo, Texas
HIGH SCHOOL: Central High School
CLASSIFICATION: Junior
HONORS AND ACCOMPLISHMENTS:
Runner-up Junior Glass Favorite in High School J. DAVID EDWARDS
AGE: 20
HOME TOWN: Sweetwater, Texas
HIGH SCHOOL: Sweetwater High
CLASSIFICATION: Junior
HONORS AND ACCOMPLISHMENTS:
Vice-President of Senior Class President of Spanish Club Honor Roll- High School Freshman Council
JERRY WAYNE ROZZLLE
AGE: 25
HOIffi TOWN: Eola, Texas
HIGH SCHOOL: Eola High School
CLASSIFICATION: Junior
HONORS AND ACCOMPLISHMENTS:
Secretary ^>-H (H.S,) Best All Around, i960 (H,S,) Army Comjnodation Medal, 19 6 5 Good Conduct Medal, I965 LLOYD RONALD SNOW
AGE: 24
HOME TOWN: San Angelo, Texas
HIGH SCHOOL: Central High School
CLASSIFICATION: Junior
HONORS AND ACCOMPLISHMENTS:
Assistant Manager for F, W, Woolsworth
TERRY LEE STOUPFER
AGE: 20
HOME TOWN: San Angelo, Texas
HIGH SCHOOL: Central High School
CLASSIFICATION: Freshman
HONORS AND ACCOMPLISHMENTS:
Member of Zocahs (Social)
Member of French and Math Club LEE E, BRADLEY
AGE: 23
HOiffi TOWN: Austin, Texas
HIGH SCHOOL: McCollum High School
CLASSIFICATION: Senior
HONORS AND ACCOMPLISHMENTS:
FFA Member for three years
LARRY L. TAYLOR
AGE: 29
HOME TOWN: San Angelo, Texas
HIGH SCHOOL: Cisco High School
CLASSIFICATION: Graduate
HONORS AND ACCOMPLISHIffiNTS:
B,S, In Industrial Arts B,B,A, from Angelo State College CHESTER LARRY LEE
AGE: 22
HOI^IE TOWN: Hart, Texas
HIGH SCHOOL: Hart High School
CLASSIFICATION: Senior
HONORS AND ACCOMPLISHMENTS:
Most Atheletic (H,S,)
WILLIAM GORDON GOULD
AGE: 20
HOMETOWN: San Angelo, Texas
HIGH SCHOOL: San Angelo Central High
CLASSIFICATION: Junior
HONORS AND ACCOMPLISHMENTS:
Spanish Club (H.S.) Science Club (H.S.) ROBERT VIDLER, JR.
AGS: 20
HOME TOWN: San Angelo, Texas
HIGH SCHOOL: Central High School
CLASSIFICATION: Freshman
HONORS AND ACCOMPLISHMENTS:
Local and. District Secretary in FFA
RICHARD E. RAY
AGE: 21
HOME TOWN: Odessa, Texas
HIGH SCHOOL: Permian High School
CLASSIFICATION: Senior
HONORS AND ACCOMPLISHMENTS:
Football two years (H.S.) Employed at Tindall*s Varsity Shop CtlARLES HARLESS
AGE: 21
HOi'ffi TOWN: San Angelo, Texas
HIGH SCHOOL: , Central High School
CLASSIFICATION: Junior
HONORS AND ACCOMPLISHMENTS:
Member of the Debate Club
RICHA.RD CHAFEY
AGE: 21
HOfIS TOWN: Port Stockton, Texas
HIGH SCHOOL: Port Stockton
CLASSIFICATION: Senior
HONORS AND ACCOMPLISHMENTS: .
Manager of Luby's Cafeteria JOE R, SEIDEL
AGE: 23
HOME TOWN: San Angelo, Texas
HIGH SCHOOL: Central High School
CLASSIFICATION: Junior
HONORS AUD ACCOMPLISHMENTS:
Health Director
JOHN CLARK GODWIN
AGE: 22
HOME TOWN: San Angelo, Texas
HIGH SCHOOL: Robert Lee High
CLASSIFICATION: Senior
HONORS AND ACCOMPLISHMENTS
Math Award in High School Vice-President Press Club at Angelo State College Eagle Scout TOMMY R, MOORE
AGEs 20
HOME TOWN: TemDle, Texas
HIGH SCHOOL: Temole High Schoo
CLASSIPICAflON: Junior
JAKES ANTHONY OCKER
AGE: 20
HOMS TOWN: Ballinger, Texas
HIGH SCHOOL: St, Joseph High School
CLASSIFICATION: Senior
HONORS AND ACCOMPLISHMENTS:
Senior Class President (H,S.) Secretary of Junior Class (H.S.)