announces the installation of EPSILON MU CHAPTER Sam Houston State Teachers College Department of Business Administration

HuNTsviLLE, Texas

April 14, 1962 EPSILON MU CHAPTER

Officers

President � Don Smith Senior Vice President Don Reynolds

Vice President -. - Jed Oliver Secretary Gary Taylor

Treasurer _ Dana Steigerwald Historian Joe Massey

Chancellor - Jerry Lee

Advisors - - - Jean D. Neal Ernest R. O'Quinn

Undergraduates

Giffert Alstrin Pete McClanahan Herman Aschenbeck Roger Manuel Lyndel Beene Joe Massey Vi^alter Bolton Clifford Nixon Charles Cato Jed Oliver Jack Crawford Seth T. Osbom Robert Falke Charles Penic Robert Felder Don Reynolds Carlos Gutierrez Robert Schulenberg Kenneth Haynes Wayne Schomburg Gerald A. Heartfield Don Smith Billy Henderson LaiTy Snook Burrell Lankford Dana Steigerwald Jerry Lee William Stroud Terence Lee Gary Taylor Marvin Leppin Maynard Williams Wilton Leppin

Faculty F. M. Busch, Jr. B. K. Marks Laurence L. Corley Jean D. Neal James E. Gilmore Ernest R. O'Quinn H. F. Griffitts INSTALLATION PROGRAM

Sam Houston State Teachers College, Huntsville, Texas SATURDAY, APRIL 14, 1962 10:00 A.M. Registration, Student Union Ballroom 10:30 A.M. Tour of the Campus 12:00 P.M. Buffet Luncheon, Austin College Building 1:30 P.M. Informal Ritualistic Initiation, Room 11, Evans English Building 4:30 P.M. Formal Ritualistic Initiation, Room 11, Evans English Building 6:30 P.M. Installation Banquet, Raven Restaurant

Speakers

Toastmaster Joe M. Hefner, Texas Tech, Southwestern Regional Director Welcome Dr. Harmon Lowman, President, Sam Houston State Teachers College History of the Department of Business Administration Dr. Jean D. Neal, Chairman, Department of Business Administration Founding of Delta Sigma Fratemity Jerry Lee, Chancellor, Delta Sigma Fraternity Presentation of Charge and Charter Charles L. Farrar, Louisiana Tech, Executive Secretary Acceptance of Charge and Charter Don Smith, President, Epsilon Mu Chapter Fraternal Greetings Kenneth B. White, Boston University, Past Grand President

Installation Team

Charles L. Farrar, Louisiana Tech, Executive Secretary Joe M. Hefner, Texas Tech, Southwestern Regional Director Kenneth B. White, Boston University, Past Grand President Members of Beta Iota Chapter, Baylor University Beta Kappa Chapter, University of Texas Delta Eta Chapter, Lamar State College of Technology Delta Phi Chapter, East Texas State College Chapter RoU Alpha- New York U. Beta Omidoo- Rutgers U. Beta Northwestem U. BetaPi .Kent State U. Gamma Boston U. Beta Rho- Hutgeis U. Delta Marquette U. Beta Sigma. -St. Louis U, Epsilon U. of Iowa Beta Tau., _Westem Reserve U. /pife Northwestem U. Beta Upsilon Texas Technoloeical Col. Eta U. of KentuclQ' Beta PM Southern Memodist U. Theta�, U. of Detroit Beta Chi U. of Tuka Iota U. of Kansas Beta Psi 1 Quisiana Polytechnic Inst. Kappa Georgia State Col. Beta Omega- U. of Miami Lai^da U. of Pittsburgh, Gamma Delt -Mississippi State U. Mw .Georgetown U. Gamma Epsilon. -Oklahoma State U. Nu Ohio State U. Ganmia Zeta Meimhis State U. Xi U. of Michigan Gamma Eta., .U. of Omaha Omicron Vanderbilt U. Gamma Theta- ^Wayne State U. Pi U. of Georgia Gamma Iota -U. of New Mexico Rho U. of California Ganmia Kappa- -Michigan State U. Sigma U. of Utah Gamma Lambd -Florida State U. Tau-_ McGill U. Gamma Mu- _TuIane U. Upsilon U. of Illinois Gamma Nu ^Wake Forest Col. Phi U. of Southern California Gamma Xi ___U. of Santa Clara Chi Johns Hopkins U. Gamma Omicron U. of San Francisco Psi U. of Gamma Pi Loyola U. of Chicago Omega Temple U . Gamma Rho U. of Detroit Alpha Beta U. of Missouri Gamma Sigma U. of Maryland Alpha Gamma Pennsylvania State U. Gamma Tau U. of So. Mississippi Alpha Delta. U. of Nebraska Gamma UpsilotL. -Babson Institute U. of Minnesota Gamma Phi- -Texas Western Col. Alpha Zeta U. of Tennessee Gamma Chi _St. Bonaventure U. Alpha Eta . U. of South Dakota Gamma Psi,. -U. of Arizona Alpha TTieta: U, of Cincinnati Gamma Omega- ,-_ Arizona State U. Drake U. Delta Epsilon -North Texas State U. Alpha Kappa U. of Buffalo Delta Zeta- ,.__East Carolina Col. Alpha Lambda U. of North Carolina Delta Eta Lamar State Col. of Tech. Alpha Mu U. of North Dakota Delta Theta Oklahoma City U. Alpha Nu U. of Denver Delta Iota Florida Southern CoL Alpha Xi U. of Virginia Delta Kappa- 3oston College Alpha Omicron . Ohio U. Delta Lambda- Jthaca Col. Alpha Pi Indiana U. Delta Mv -Mexico City Col. Alpha Rho U. of Colorado Delta Nu- -Loyola U. of New Orleans Alpha Sigma U. of Alabama Delta XL- _E. Tennessee State Col. Alpha Tau Mercer U. -San Francisco State Col. Alpha Upsilon Miami U. Delta Pi , U. of Nevada Alpha Phi U. of Mississippi Delta Rho� -Ferris Institute .Washington U. Delta Sigma. .Loyola U. of Los Angeles U. of Chicago Delta Tau. -Indiana State Col. DePaul IJ. Delta Upsilon- Texas Christian U. Beta Gamma U. of South Carolina Delta Phi ..East Texas State Col. Beta Delta .�North Carolina State Col. Delta Chi ^Washbum U. Beta Epsilon U. of Oklahoma Delta PsL -Suffolk U. Beta Zeta. Louisiana State U. Delta Omega., .West Liberty State Col. Beta Eta U. of Florida Epsilon Zeta.. -Midwestern U. Beta Theta Creighton U. Epsilon Eta Eastem New Mexico U.

Beta Iota - Baylor U. Epsilon Theta-__ Chico State Col. Beta Kappa U. of Texas Epsilon Iota- �Mankato State Col. Beta L^hda Auburn U. Epsilon Kappa Shepherd Col. Beta Mu Dalhousie U. Epsilon Lambda Rochester Tech. Beta Nu U. of Pennsylvania Epsilon Mu Sam Houston State Col. Beta Xi Rider Col. DELTA SIGMA PETITIONS

SAM HOUSTON STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE

HUNTSVILLE, TEXAS TO THE GRAND COUNCIL OF THE INTERNATIONAL FRATERNITY OF

DELTA SIGMA PI

Gentlemen?

We, the undersigned, members of Delta Sigma Business Club, hereby petition for a charter to establish a chapter of THE INTERNATIONAL FRATERNITY OF DELTA SIGMA PI at Sam Houston State Teachers College, Huntsville, Texas.

The purposes and ideals of Delta Sigma are in harmony with the high standards of Delta Sigma Pi, and we respect fully request that this petition be given consideration.

We pledge ourselves to uphold the Constitution and Bylaws of THE INTERNATIONAL FRATERNITY OF DELTA SIGMA PI and to faithfully observe the rules and regulations enacted

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THE MOUNT VERNON OF TEXAS

SAM HOUSTON STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE

HUNTSVILLE, TEXAS THE CITY OF HUNTSVILLE

Huntsville is located on the crest of the water shed separating the Trinity and San Jacinto rivers. Its history is closely related to the history of the state itself. Before the white men began to settle the south west, the Indians favored the site now occupied by the city. The Indians used this site as a trading post and their well beaten trails led the Anglo-Saxon settlers to the land of many springs.

When the Mexican Government began issuing land grants to settlers in 1835? Pleasand Gray received the title to the section of land where Huntsville is now located. He did not name the location until after he' had established a trading post on what is now the town

square. When he saw that other settlers were beginning to form a small community, he chose to call his settlement

Huntsville after his old hometown in Alabama.

The small trading post town began to grow, but it was not chartered as a city until Texas became a republic.

The charter is dated January 3O5 18^-5.

Sam Houston, Texas' most colorful adopted son, chose

Huntsville as his home when he first came to Texas. His

influence on the growth of the community and the state is

legend. Today, his homesite is a shrine and visited by

thousands every year. Both of his original homes have been restored, A museum where relics of his era are carefully preserved is maintained for posterity.

Even before the establishment of the college named for Sam Houston, Huntsville has been known far and wide as a seat of education. The first educational institutions in Huntsville were academies, first one for men and later a women's academy, both established by the original settlers in the 18^0 's. Later Austin College, a Presbyterian school, was established, built the first endurable structure, then removed to Sherman, Texas, where it is still going strong. Upon the foundation laid by Austin College, the

Texas Legislature built a stronger edifice of educational strength, Sam Houston Normal, chartered in 1879.

Not only is Huntsville noted for its heritage and educational institutions, but also for the penal colony located in the city. The penal colony was established shortly before the Civil War when it was used to house prisoners of war. It has grown both in size and sitature.

For years sociologists from all over the world have visited the State Penitentiary to study the progressive methods of rehabilitation that have proved so effective under the guidance of such men as the late 0, B. Ellis.

Today, Huntsville is a throbbing city of more than

10,000. Its fine supply of pure artesian water, its excellent natural drainage, and its mild climate have attracted many people and businesses. There are over

260 retail stores and service businesses employing upwards of 1500 people. Huntsville is serviced by the major newspapers in

Texas, but is most boastful of the fact that the Huntsville

Item is the one newspaper in Texas with the longest con tinuous service.

Mindful of their rich heritage which fosters responsibility, the citizens of Huntsville have never been known to shirk their duty. They have been working continually to promote more and better facilities for all its future generations. SAM HOUSTON STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE�

A Texas Tradition in Education

SAM HOUSTON STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE

Huntsville, Texas HISTORY AND PURPOSE OF SAM HOUSTON STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE

Sam Houston State Teachers College, located In Hunts ville, has a history which is a vital part of the development of the State of Texas. The legislative act creating Sam

Houston Normal Institute, the first teacher-training institution in Texas, was signed by Governor 0. M. Roberts on April 21,

1879.

In order to meet advancing standards of the public schools, the curriculum was extended in 19l8 by the Board of Regents to Include four years of college work; the faculty was increased and strengthened and additions were made to library and laboratory equipment, thus transforming the

Institution into a standard four-year college for teachers with authority to confer the bachelor's degree.

Five years later the legislature changed the names of the normal schools of Texas to State Teachers Colleges. The

Sam Houston Normal Institute became the Sam Houston State

Teachers College.

In 1925 Sam Houston State Teachers College was admitted to membership In the Southern Association of Colleges and

Secondary Schools, and in 1936 the college was authorized to offer graduate courses leading to the master's degree.

Sam Houston State Teachers College was established and presently exists to train teachers for the public schools of

Texas. In order to accomplish this end, the college offers instruction in all aspects of teaching snd administration of all the grades, high school, and junior college. As new subjects and areas of instruction are added to the curricula of the Texas Public schools, the college makes special effort to prepare teachers for those subjects.

In addition, the college offers courses leading to Liberal

Arts Degrees and courses required for entrance to professional schools of medicine, law, engineering, dentistry, and other professions. Five years of standard college work are offered in such special subjects as music, art, commercial branches, vocational home economics, industrial arts, vocational agri culture, physical education and the graphic arts.

Credits from Sam Houston State Teachers College are accepted in all standard colleges of the nation. The college is a member of the Association of Texas Colleges, the Southern

Association of Colleges, the American Association of Colleges for Teacher Education, and the American Association of

University Women.

Sam Houston State Teachers College today enjoys the advantages of having one of the fine st physical plants and

campuses in Texas. The instructional buildings and dormitories, except one, are competely air-conditioned. Many new buildings have been erected to meet the needs of a rapidly growing stu dent body. Improved facilities for all areas of instruction

are constantly being added. As one of the oldest state-

supported teacher training institutions west of the Mississippi, the college looks forward condidently to the bright promise of the future. Buildings that comprise the Sam Houston campus are:

OLD MAIN

Houses the departments of History, Government and Drama,

AUSTIN COLLEGE BUILDING

Houses the ROTC Department &nd the Faculty Club,

PEABODY BUILDING

The department of Foreign Languages and the new Language Laboratory

AGRICULTURE AND AGRICULTURE LABORATORY

THOMPSON GRAPHIC ARTS BUILDING

Houses the departments of Journalism, Photogra^phy and Art and The School of Printing and Photoengraving,

WOMEN'S GYMNASIUM

ADMINISTRATION BUILDING

Houses the Business and Administration Offices? and the Department of Business Adrainistration,

EVANS ENGLISH BUILDING

WOODS BUILDING

Houses the departments of Sociology and Economics and Geography,

MUSIC BUILDING

ESTIL LIBRARY

FARRINGTON SCIENCE BUILDING

Houses the departments of Chemistry, Physics and Mathematics,

EDUCATION BUILDING

MEN'S GYMNASIUM

BIOLOGY BUILDING

Houses the departments of Biology and Home Economics. STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS AT SAM HOUSTON:

All student organizations on the campus, to be official, must be approved by the Offices of the Deans of Men and Women and the Student Council,

HONORARY ORGANIZATIONS:

ALPHA CHI

DEPARTMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS:

AGRICULTURE: Collegiate Chapter of Future Farmers of America

ART:

ATHLETICS: The Sam Houston "T" Association

BIOLOGY: Sam Houston Biology Club

BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION: Delta Sigma; The Accounting Club

CHEMISTRY: American Chemical Society, Student Affiliate Chapter; The L, E, King Chemical Society

EDUCATION: Association for Childhood Education; ; Texas Student Education Association

ENGLISH: The English Club

HOME ECONOMICS; Pennybacker Club

INDUSTRIAL ARTS: Industrial Arts Club

JOURNALISM: Press Club; Sigma Delta Chi

LIBRARY: Beatrice Craig Library Society

MILITARY SCIENCE: Scabbard and Blade; The Lowman Rifles; The ROTC Band; The ROTC Rifle Team; Sam Houston Muskets Rifle and Pistol Club

MUSIC: A Cappellai Choir; Girls' Choir; Houstonian Dance Band; Kappa ; Laboratory Band; Phi Mu Alpha Sinfornia; Iota; Grand Chorus; ; The College Symphony; The Sam Houston Bearkat Bandi

PHYSICAL EDUCATION: Physical Education Men's Club; Women's Athletic Association PRINTING: The Pica Club

SOCIAL SCIENCE: Gamma Mu; ; Sociology Club

SPEECH: Alpha ; Pi Kappa Delta

SERVICE ORGANIZATIONS

ALPHA PHI OMEGA

CIRCLE K CLUB

THE ORANGE KEYS

THE LOYALS

SORORITIES AND FRATERNITIES

WOMEN'S NATIONAL SORORITIES:

Alpha Chi Omega Alpha Delta Pi Delta Zeta Kappa Delta Zeta Tau Alpha

FRATERNITIES

Alpha Tau Omega Delta Tau Pi Kappa Alpha Sigma Chi Sigma Phi Epsilon

RELIGIOUS ORGANIZATIONS

Baptist Student Union Canterbury Club�Episcopal Chi Alpha--Assemblies of God Gamma Delta� Lutheran The Wesley Foundation�Methodist The Newman Club�Catholic OLD MAIN EVANS ENGLISH BUILDING

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SAM HOUSTON STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE

Huntsville, Texas THE HISTORY OP THE BUSINESS DEPARTMENT

In 1925> the Sam Houston State Teachers College was

admitted to membership in the Southern Association of Colleges

and Secondary Schools. It was also in 1925 that the first

student majoring in Business Administration was graduated

from Sam Houston State Teachers College.

During the following twenty-five years the Business

Department made tremendous progress in both enrollment and

in its course offerings.

Prom 1925 to 1933 there was a gradual increase in

enrollment. In 192^ there were twenty-four courses offered

in the curriculum. Among those courses were the following

which have not been offered since that year in the Business

Department: "Teaching of Penmanship," "College Annual,"

"Business English," and "Penmanship Drills." In 1928, for

the first time, the Department offered five courses by corre

spondence. These five courses were: "Contracts and Agency,"

"Sales and Negotiable Instruments and Bailments," "Partner

ships and Corporations," and "Business Correspondence."

The next significant period in the history of the development of the department came in the years 193^ to

number 19^0, The of courses offered during these years increased. In 193^, there were fourteen (1^) courses offered and in 19^0, there were thirty-six (36).

In 19^8 there was a sharp increase in the number of students graduated, the number being seventy-three (73).

as far as the The year 19'4-9 represented the peak year number graduated during the twenty-five years of development is concerned. In 1950 there was a slight decrease in the number of students graduated, but the number: of courses offered increased. The peak year, as far as courses offered is concerned, was 1950.

Today, the business department has surpassed the growth in enrollment of the college proportionately.

It is now the largest department on the campus, with 1961 enrollment being 1,053, The department has twelve full- time and ten part-time faculty members.

The business department now offers majors in

accounting, business education, general business and

secretarial science. ninniniKiitiintfii DELTA SIGMA BUSINESS CLUB

SAM HOUSTON STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE

Huntsville, Texas BRIEF HISTORY OP DELTA SIGMA

Delta Sigma, a professional business adm^inistration club, was founded on November 18, 1961 to reolace the existing B. A,. Club. This new or.sanization was formed by a group of thirty undergraduate students who were brought together by Dr, Jean D, Neal, head of the Bus

iness Administration Department, This club was organ

ized specifically for the purpose of seeking affiliation with the International Fraternity of Delta Sigma Pi,

The club was immediately recognized by the school

and help and assistance was offered by the administration.

Our sched.ule calls for a meeting of the club every

Thursday night. The meetings during the �f'all semester were devoted to organization, promotion, and administra

tion. During the spring semester a speaker will be pre

sented at every other meeting, and on interveinlng nights

a business will be held.

Sam Houston is located close enough to Houston,

and Waco to us an Dallas, Pt . Worth, give unlimited

supply of successful businessmen from which to choose

our sioeakers. We have lined up several men from the

Banking, Insurance, and Investraents fields for this sem

ester.

There are two events Dlanned for this semester which nlan to be outstanding. The first will be a field trip

to the o-f^'f^ices of Hutton Investment Counselors in Houston on March 16, We will leave from Sam Houston at eight o' clock in the morning and. be in Hutton' s offices about

ten o' clock, .After this tour we will have lunch, and

then take a trip down the Houston Ship Channel on the

Port of Houston's Yacht, We feel that this will be an

educational and entertaining trip for all.

The second event will be the Delta Sigma spring picnic, which we plan to present annually. This will be

ooen to all students of business and their dates. Tickets will be sold bv the members of the Delta Sigma Club, We

plan to use this picnic as a fund raising project for the

coming years.

New offices will be elected during this semester to

replace the ones to be graduated. We feel that these

officers should be elected sometime before the end of the

sem.ester, so they can be trained by the officers they are

replacing.

This semester promises to be an interestin.g and ex

citing one for all of our members. #LlP^ . J %'-^l^ I^H kiJ^^^^^^^^^^^p^? j^^^^i^c***"' '^ mt ^^\s r^p W A s�^ Xj^ Name: F, Giffert Alstrin Age : 27

Home -Address: 1207 Douglas

Date of Birth: August 25, 193lj-

Place of Birth: Chicago, Illinois

Color of Hair: Brown Color of Eyes: Blue

Weight: 210 Height: 6' 00''

Nationality: A merican Religion: Episcopalian

Graduate of: Midland High, Midland, Texas

Class of: 1953

Name of Parents: Gertrude G. and Edwin P. Alstrin

Sam Houston Status: Junior

Extra Curricular Activities: Delta Sigma

V .P .W . Name: Herman Aschenbeck Age: 21

Home Address: Rt, 1, Round Top, Texas

Date of Birth: November I4-, 19i|0

Place of Birth: Shelby, Texas

Color of Hair: Blond Color of Eyes: Blue

Weight: 195 Height: 6'

Nationality: American Religion: Lutheran

Graduate of: Round Top-Carmine High School

Class of: 1959

Name of Parents: Anton and Hilda Aschenbeck

Sam Houston Status: Junior

Extra Curricular Activities: Delta Sigraa Business Club Name: Lyndel N. Beene Age: 20

Home Address: lola, Texas

Date of Birth: March 23, 19U1

of Birth: Texas Place , lola,

Color of Hair: Black Color of Ey�s: Hazel

Weight: l60 Height: 6�

Nationality: American Religion: Baptist

Graduate of: lola High School, lola, Texas

Class of: 1959

Name of Parents: Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Hicks

Sam Houston Status: Senior

Extra Curricular Activities: Delta Sigma Pi Professional Accounting Club Naine: Walter Thetford Bolton ^ Ji Age: 23

Home Address: Box khl Color of Eyes: Gray Kirbj-willej, Texas Height: 6 Ft. Date of Birth: February 10^ 1939 Religion: Methodist Place of Birth.' Biloxi^ Mississippi

Color o,f Hair: BroiaTi

Weight: 190

Nationality: American

Graduate cf s rirbyville High School

Class of: 19^7

Name of Parents: Mr. k Mrs. Ifelter T. Bolton

Sajii Houston Status.: Senior

Extra Cu.rricuJ_ar Activities: Kappa Alpha Order Delta Sigma Name: Charles E, Cato Aae : 21

Home Address: 905 West Mesquite, Coleman, Texas

Date of Birth: 2/lVUl

Place of Birth: Port Arthur

Color of Hair: Brown Color of Eyes: Brown

Weight: 160 Height: 6"

Nationality: American Religion: Baptist

Graduate of: Gatesville .High School

Class of: 1959

Name of Parents: Mr. & Mrs. L. W. Cato

Sara Houston Status: Senior

Extra Curricular Activities: Accounting Club, Kappa Delta PI, Delta Sigma Name: Jack Crawford Age; 23

Home Address: Box 832, Palacios, Texas

Date of Birth: August 28, 1938

Color of Hair: Brown Color of Eyes: Brown

Weight: lI^O Height: 5' 7"

Nationality: American Religion: Protestant

Graduate of Palacios High School

Class of 1957

Name of Parents: Mr. & Mrs. C. W. Crawford

Sara Houston s'tatus: Senior

Extra Curricular Activities: Delta Sigma Business Club Texas Business Education Association Name: Carlos Gutierrez Age: 23

Home Address: Ave. Juarez 2109 PuebIa,Puebla, Mexico,

Date of Birth: July 31, 1938

Place of Birth: Puebla,Puebla. Mexico,

Color of Hair: Black Color of Eyes: Brown

Weight: 150 Lb, Height: 5' i;"

Nationality: Mexican Religion: Catholic

Graduate of: Universidad Autonoma de Puebla

Class : 1957

Name of Parents Aurora (Deceased) and Jose Gutierrez Prune da

Sam Houston Status: Junior

Extra Curricular Activities :Vice President of International Union of Sam Houston College & Delta Sigma Business Club, Name: Gerald A. Heartfield, Jr. Age: 21

Home Address: Huntsville, Texas

Date of Birth: October 31, 191+0

Place of Birth: Madisonville, Texas

Color of Hair: Black Color of Eyes: Blue- Green Weight: 165 Height: 5' 10"

Nationality: American Religion: First Christian Graduate of: Huntsville High School, Huntsville, Texas

Class of: 1958

Name of Parents: Gerald A. (Sr. ) and Blanche Louise Heartfield

Sara Houston Status : Senior

Extra Curricular Activities: Vice-President of Alpha Chi, First Lieutenant of Scabbard & Blade, Who's Who, 1961, Pennybacker Award. Delta Sigma I

Name: Robert H. Falke Age: 20

Home Address: [[.3 Roliingwood

Date of Birth: January 20, 19i|.2

Place of Birth: Houston, Texas

Color of Hair: Blond Color of Eyes: Bliie

Weight: 190 Height: 5' H"

Nationality: German Religion: Christian

Graduate of: Spring Branch High School Houston, Texas

Class of: 1959

Name of Parents: Clarence R. and Ona B. Palke

Sara Houston Status: Junior

Extra Curricular Activities: Delta Sigraa Name: Robert Harold Felder Age: 22

Home Address: I6I3 l5th St, Huntsville, Texas

Date of Birth: December []., 1939

Place of Birth: Groves, Texas

Color of Hair: Black Color of Eyes: Green

Weight: l55 Height: 5' 6''

Nationality: American Religion: Baptist

Graduate of: Port Neches-Groves High School

Class of: 1958

Name of Parents: Mr, h Mrs. G, L, Felder

Sam Houston Status: Graduate

Extra Curricular Activities: Alpha Chi Delta Sigma Name: Kenneth E, Haynes Age: 21

Home Address:- Route 5, Marshall, Texas Date of Birth: May 8, 19^-0

Place of Birth: Marshall, Texas

Color of Hair: Brown Color of Eyes: Brown

Weight:- 1^5 Height: 5' 8"

Nationality: American Religion: Baptist

Graduate of: Marshall High School, Marshall, Texas

Class of: 1958

Name of Parents: Mr. & Mrs. Julius E. Haynes

Sam Houston Status: Senior

Extra Curricular Activities:- Delta Sigma Alpha Tau Omega Scabbard and Blade Name: Billy M, Henderson Age: 21

Home Address: 901 Avenue P; Huntsville, Texas

Date of Birth: January 1|, 191^.1

Place of Birth: Harlingen, Texas

Color of Hair: Brown Color of Eyes: Hazel

Weight: 150 Height: 5' 8"

American Nationality: Religion: Baptist

Graduate of: Huntsville, High School, Huntsville, Texas Class of: 1959

of Name Parents: Harold J, and Mildred Henderson

Sara Houston Status: Senior

Extra Curricular Activities: Delta Sigma Business Club

Accounting Club " " ^'' .-, o r d -me: Bu r' r e 1 1 . L a nk f

Home Addrsss: 1712 Norris Drive

Date of Birth: Nove-mber 13, 191+1

Place of Birth: Austin, Texap.

Color of Eyes: Green Color of Hair: Brown

^ -/jei^ht: 11^5 ght: .1

Nationality: Araerican Religion: Baptist

Texas Gradupte of: William 3. Travis, Austin,

Class of: I960

L. and R, Lanl f ord Name of Parents: Woodie Sibyl

Sam Houston Status: Sophomore

Delta Extra Curricular Activities: Sigma ^1

Name : Jerrj.^ Dale Lee Age : 21

Home Address: Groves, Texas

Date of Birth: Jxily 21, 1962

Place of Birth: Port Heches, Texas

Color of Hair: Bro-wn Color of Eyes: Bro^m

Weight: 170 Heights 6 Ft.

Nationality: American Religion: Methodist

Graduate of: Port Neches-Groves High

Glass of? 19^8

NajTie of Parents: Mr. J, S. Lee

Sam Houston Status; Senior

Extra Curricular Activities: Alpha Tau Omega. Fraternity, Delta Sigma Name: Terrence K. Lee Age: 22

Home Address? Groves, Texas

Date of Birth: November 15, 1939

Pl^CB of Birth: Groves, Texas

Color of Hair: Black Color of Eyes: B*own

Weight: 185 Height: 6' 2"

Nationality: American Religion: Methodist

Graduate of: Port Neches High School, Port Neches, Texas

Class of: 1957

Name of Parents: Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth L. Lee

Sam Houston Status: Junior

Extra Curricular Activities: Delta Sigma Alpha Tau Omega. Name: Marvin R. Leppin Age: Zl^. Home Address: Rt. I, Weimar, Texas

Date of Birth: March 1^, I938

Place of Birth: Weimar, Texas

color Of Hair: Blond Color of eyes: Blue *�^8*^*' "5 Height: 5. 8"

� . Nationality: American p^t � . Religion: Protestant Graduate of: Weimar High School Class of: 1956

Name of Parents: Hilton A. and Milady Leppin

Sara Houston Status: Junior

Extra Curricular Activities: Delta Sigma Name: Wilton G. Leppin Age: 21+

Home Address: Route 3, Box 8; Weimar, Texas

Date of Birth: January 21, 1938-

Place of Birth: V/eimar, Texas

Color of -flair: Blond Color of Eyes: Blue

V/eight: 200 Height: 6' 2"

Nationality: -American Religion: Protestant

Graduate of: Weimar High School, Weimar, Texas

Class of: 1956

Name of Parents: Eric H. and Elsie Leppin

Sam -Houston Status: Junior

Extra Curricular Activities: Delta Sigma Business Club Name: Pete McClanahan Age: 22

Home Address: Mount Belvieu, Texas

Date of Birth: January 5, 19^0

Place of Birth: Mount Belvieu, Texas

Color of Hair: Brown Color of Eyes: Blue

Weight: 175 Height: 5' 8"

Nationality: American Religion: Methodist

Graduate of: Barbers Hill High School, Mount Belvieu, Texas

Class of: 1958

Name of Parents: Mr. & Mrs. Pete McClanahan

Sam Houston Status: Senior

Extra Curricular Activities: Delta Sigma Alpha Tau Omega Name: Roger Allen Manuel Age: 22

Home Address: Route #1 lola, Texas

Date of Birth: February 1+, 19[|-0

Place of Birth: Greensboro, North Carolina

Color of Hair: Black Color of Eyes: Hazel

Weight: 175 Height: 5' 10 ''

Nationality: American Religion: Baptist

Graduate of: Tola High School

Class of: 1958

Name of Parents: Mr.&Mrs. W. D. Harmon

Sara Houston Status: Senior

Extra Curricular Activities: , Delta Sigraa Sam Houston Muskets Advanced R.O.T.C. President, Sam Houston Rifle & Pistol Club Name: Joe Massey Age: 22

Home Address: Rt. 2, Athens, Texas

Date of Birth: October 9, I939

Place of Birth: Jacksonville, Texas

Color of Hair: Brown Color of Eyes: Hazel

Weight: 2l5 Height: 6' 2''

Nationality: Ara.erican Religion: Methodist

Graduate of: Athens High School

Glass of: 1957

Name of Parents: Marion (Deceased) and Daisy Massey

Sam Houston Status: Senior

Extra Curricular Activities: Delta Sigma Business Club Name: Clifton D, Nixon Age: 22

Home Address; 6IO6 Clover Ridge, Houston, Texas

Date of Birth: i+/9/39

Place of Birth: Houston, Texas

Color of Hair: Brown Color of '^yes: Blue

Weight: l55 Height: 6'' 1''

Nationality: American Religion: Presbyterian

Grad'iate of: Stephen Pi Austin

Glass of: 1957

Name of Parents: Mr. & Mrs. J. H. Castleberry

Sam Houston Status: Junior

Extra Curricular Activities: Delta Sigma Name: Jed I. Oliver Age: 20

Home Address: Port Worth, Texas

Date of Birth: September 17, 19l|.l

Place of Birth: Dallas, Texas

Color of Hair: Brown Color of Eyes: Hazel

Weight: 170 Height: 5' 9"

Nationality: Araerican Religion: Protestant

Graduate of: Carter Riverside High School, Port Worth, Texas

Class of: 1959

Narae of Parents: Clint H. and Pay John Oliver

Sam Houston Status: Sophoraore

Extra Curricular Activities: Delta Sigma Name: Seth Troy Osborn Age 23

Home Address: 903O Colleen Road, Houston 2)-j., Texas

Date Of Birth: September 20, 1938

Color of Hair: Black Color of Eyes: Brown

Weight: 195 Height: 5' H"

Nationality: American Religion: Protestant

Graduate of Ennis High School

Class of 1957

Name of Parents: Mr. & Mrs. S. T. Osborn

Sara Houston Status: Senior

Extra Curricular Activities: Pi Kappa Alpha Delta' Sigma NaiTiei Charles D. Penick Age: 19 Home Address: 2813 Glenview, Austin, Texas

Date of Birth: July 8, I9I42

Place of Bii^th: Austin, Texas

Color of Hair: Brof/m Color of eyes: Haze.tiX

Weight t loO Height: 5' 11" Nationality: American x-ieligion: Protestant

Graduate of: McCallum High School

olass 01 : xyoO

Naiie of Parents ; Tinsley and Margaret Penlck

Sara Houston Status : Sophmore

Extra Curricular Activities: Delta Sigma N'arae : Donald Re3niolds Age : 23

Home Address: Route 1, Midwaj^, Texas

Date of Birth: July 29, 1938

Color of Hair: Dark Broi;\m Color of Pyes : Dark Broxm vveighx : x' 1 Height: 6 '2"

Nationality: American Religion: Baptist

Graduate of Sam Houston Senior High School, Houston

Class of 1956

Narrie of Parents: Mr, & Mrs. 0. B. Reynolds

Sam Houston status: Ju-nior

Extra Cur,ricular Activities : Master Mason Vice President of East Texas Young Republicans S'tudent Co-uncil Public Relations Committee Vice President of Delta Sigi-iia Business Clifo Name: V/ayne S^^horab-arg Age: 21

Home Address: Bellville, Te.xas

Date of Birth: December 16, 19l|0

Color of Hair: Brown Color of Eyes:- Brown

Weight: I70 Height: 5' H^''

Nationality: .American Religion: Lutheran

Graduate of: Bellville High School, .bellville, Texas

Class of: 1959

Narae of Parents: Mr. and r^rs. W. H. Schomburg

Sam Houston Status: Senior

Extra Curricular Activities: Circle K L'^A Delta Sigma Pi Name: Robert H. Schulenberg

Home Address: 1+07 East Harris Ave.

Date of Birth: September 27, 191+0

Place of Birth: Bryan, Texas

Color of Hair: Blond

Weight: 165

Nationality: American

Graduate of: Pasadena high School, Pasadena, Texas-

Class of: 1958

Name of Parents: Mr. and Mrs. R, E. Schulenberg

Sam H ouston State: Senior

Extra Curricular Activities: Delta Sigma Al-oha Tau Omega Student Council Inter-fraternity Council Name: Donald R. Smith Age: 22

Home Address: 5lll+ Aspen St.

Date of Birth: March 1, 191+0

Place of Birth: Houston, Texas

Color of Hair: Brown Color of Eyes: Brown

Weight: 170 Height: 6'2' '

Nationality: American Religion: Presbyterian

Graduate of: Bellaire High Schools Bellaire, Texas

Class of: 1958

Name of Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Sraith

Sam Houston Sta tus: Senior

Extra Curricular Activities: Delta Sigraa Alpha Tau Omega Narae: Larry Snook Age: 20

Home Address: Route # 2 Bedias, Texas Date of Birth: 6/I9/I+I

Place of Birth: lola, Texas

of Hair: Brown Color Color of Eyes: Brown

Weight: l55 Height: 5' 11"

Araerican Nationality: Religion: Church of Christ

Graduate of: lola High School

Class of: 1959

Narae of Parents: Mr. & Mrs. Dave Snook

Sara Houston Status: Junior

Extra Curricular Activities: Accounting Club, ROTC Delta Sigraa Business Club Name: Richard Dana Steigerwald Age: 22

Home Address: 1+025 Childress, Houston, Texas

Date of Birth: October l5, 1939

Color of Hair: Brown Color of Eyes: Brown

Weight: 11+5 Height: 5� 6"

Nationality: Araerican Religion: Episcopal

Graduate of: Lamar High School, Houston, Texas

Class of: 1957

Name of Parents: Mr, & Mrs, Walter H, Steigerwald

Sam Houston Status: Junior

Extra Curricular Activities: Delta Sigma Business Club Assistant Chairman of Dad's Day Narae: Gary L, Taylor Age: 21

Home Address: Temple, Texas

Date of Birth: August 8, 19^0

Color of Hair: Brown Color of Eyes: Brown

Weight: 155 Heieht : 5 '7"

Nationality: American

Graduate of: Temple High

Class of: 1958

Name of Parents: Weldon C, Taylor

Sara H^ouston Status: Senior

Extra Curricular Activities: Accounting Club, Scots Fraternity,

R.O.T.C. Advanced , Delta Sigma >aSas^:p,^^.

Name: Maynard H. Williams Age: 2i+

Home Address: Palacios, Texas

Date of Birth: October 8, 1937

Color of Hair: Brown Color of Eyes: Brown

Weight: 170 Religion: Batist

Nationality: American Height: 5' H ' '

Graduate of: Rockport High School, Rockport, Texas

Class of: 1956

Name of Parents: Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Wood

Sam Houston Status: Senior

Extra Curricular Activities: F.B.L.A. Delta Sigma Fi Name: Jean D. Neal Age: 58

Home Address: 2023 Ave Q, Huntsville Texas

Date of Birth: January 16, 190U-

Place of Birth:

Color of Hair: Brown Color of Eyes: Blue

Weight: 157 Height: 5' 7"

Nationality: American Religion: Methodist

Graduate of: B.S., Southeast Missouri State Teachers College; The M.B.A. , Ph.D., University of Texas

Sam Houston Status: Chairman, Department of Business Administration

Extra-Curricular Activities: Delta Sigma, Advisor Name: Ernest R. O'Quinn Age: 31

Home Address: 1609 19th, Huntsville, Texas

Date of Birth: November 28, 1930

Place of Birth: Liberty, Texas

Color of Hair: Black Color of Eyes: Blue

Weight: 1^5 Height: 5' 8"

Nationality: American Religion: Methodist

Graduate of: B.B.A., M.A., Sam Houston State Teachers College

Sam Houston Status: Instructor, Business Department

Extra-Curricular Activities: AF and AM of Texas Delta Sigma, Advisor LETTERS FROM FRIENDS ENDORSING DELTA SIGMA 'S PETITION

SAM HOUSTON STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE

Huntsville, Texas Oam llouston Otate 1 eachers Ijolletfe

lluntsvilie, 1Lexase

OrFICE OF THE PRESIDENT March 5, 1962

Mr. Charles L. Farrar Executive Secretary Intemationel Fraternity Delta Sigma Pi 330 South Cenrpus Avenue Oxford, Ohio

Dear Mr. Farrar:

I am -writing this letter in support of Delta Signa's petition to become a chapter of Delta Sigjaa Pi. Delta Si^a is a local organisation in the Department of Business AdBiinistra.tion s.t Sam Houston State Teachers College.

I am vitally interested in the welfare of the students at this college, and I am anxious to support anything which I "believe to he of value to this college and its students. Many national organizations have established chapters on our csaapus, and I feel that the affiliation with these organizations strengthens the work of the students snd improves scholarship.

Sam Houston State Teachers College enrolled 5? 0^5 students this past fall. The Department of Business Administration is "by far the largest department on our campus. There are 1,022 students majoring in business admlnistrstion and 2,277 students enrolled in business aximlnistration courses. I think that the affiliation with Delta Sigma Pi would give this department the prestige which it needs to continue to grow and paragi^ss.

I sincerely hope that you -will look with favor upon this petition.

Respectfully yours. /i^X Harmon Lowman president Sam llouston btate 1 eachers (jolle^e

?eAN�^'^'^ �'" �'"HE Cai-LEGE

Mr. Charles L. Farrar, Executive Secretary Intemational Fraternity Delta Sigma Pi 330 South Campus Avenue Oxford, Ohio

Dear Mr. Farrar:

Delta Sigma, a local organization in the Business A

Please know that the young people who compose this local organization are people of high intent. Their reputation on the campus academically, socially, and otherwise is highly coamendable. I believe that your national organi zation would be glad to have them within your charter. I further believe that this unit would perform consistently with your high ideals. Naturally, I give their petition my full endorsement.

We have at Sam Houston a few more than five thousand stu dents. We expect five thousand, five hundred next fall. The Department of Business Administration is the largest department on our campus. There is a^le field for a fine program of Delta Sigma Pi within this department. interested in I am particularly the emphasis your national organization places on scholarship. We would be delighted to have you at Sam Houston.

Very sinc^ely yours,

owry Dean

WELimv Sam llouston btate 1 eacners UoUetfc

lluntsvuie, 1 exas

W. T. CREAGER February DEAN OF STUDENTS 27,1962

Mr. Charles L. Farrar Executive Secretary International Fratemity Delta Sigma Pi 330 South Campus Ave. Oxford, Ohio

Dear Mr. Farrar:

The Administration of Sam Houston State Teachers College has of ficially approved Delta Sigma, a professional organization in the Department of Business Administration, as an official campus or ganization. The men in this organization have maintained a scho lastic rating much above the all college average. I feel that in the near future they can and will excell their present standing.

The Department of Business Administration on our campus is one of our largest departments. It has more than one thousand majors. Its graduates have been highly successful and are located in big businesses through the state. We have many other professional or ganizations on our campus. We feel that our Business Administra tion Department would profit by affiliating with a national order like Delta Sigma Pi. The Administration of this college will ap preciate your careful consideration of the petition of Delta Sigma. You may rest assured that the entire college will give full support to the organization.

Sincerely,

/ W.T. CreagerCreamer Dean of Students

WTC:ram Oam nouston btate Teachers Collef^e

lluntsvilie, Texas

DEPARTMENT DF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

March 7, 1962

Mr, Charles L, Farrar Executive Secretary International Fraternity of Delta Sigma Pi 330 South Campus A. venue Oxford, Ohio

Dear Mr, Farrar:

Delta Sigma, the local club for the business administration men on our campus is petitioning the International Fraternity of Delta Sigma Pi for a charter, I am keenly interested in this local group becoming affiliated with such a fine organi zation as Delta Sigma Pi,

It is my opinion that close affiliation with your group will offer them an opportunity to develop professionally, I also am quite positive that this fraternity will be good for our department and our college.

I can assure you that the group comprising the present membership of Delta Sigma are of superior quality and are of an excellent representation the finest men on our campus,

I recommend them to you, and I hope that the petition receives favorable acceptance.

JDN/mn PHILIP GIBBS, JR.

ATTORNEY AT LAW

HUNTSVILLE. TEXAS

February 28, 1962

Mr. Charles Farrar Delta Sigma Pi International Business Fraternity 330 South Campus Avenue Oxford, Ohio

Dear Mr. Farrar:

It is nmy understanding that the Delta Sigma Business Club at Sam Houston State Teachers College is applying for admission to your International Business Fraternity.

I am familiar with the personnel and operation of the above fraternity and consider that they would be a most worthy addition to your association.

I will appreciate your giving them every possible assistance, and if I can furnish any specific informiation which would help them to be admitted, it will be a pleasure.

Cordially yours.

J. Philip Gibbs, Jr.

mm March I, 1962

Mr, Charles Farrar 330 South Canrxpus Ave* Oxford, Ohio

Dear Mr, Far^r:

It has come to my attention that a responsible group of young men, sladents our at Sftcn Houston State Teachers College of city, Huntsville, Texas � are in the process of making application for a charter to organlese a chapter of Delta Sigma Pi, International i^ttisiaese Jfraternity Ipr ^ie^I|i students .

I have made the necessary inquiries and am personally aware of tl:i@ ne.ed for this organiaation �n the campas and am complsttsly in accord aad �atla- fled that they are entitled to every coasldera.tion and would be a credit to this international organization. The proposed faculty sponsor, Dr, Jean D, Neal, is a close personal friend, as are a majority of the administrative heads of this college, I sincerely hope that they '*ili be permitted to fulfuil this desire.

Sincerely, TAoo,. Mac Woodward, M. D. Prealdeat

MWsbj

non Smith �'c; ivli February 28, 1962

Mr. Charles Farrar 330 South Campus Avenue Oxford, Ohio

Dear Sir:

The Delta Sigma Business Club of Sam Houston State Teachers College, Huntsville, Texas, has partitioned you for membership in the International Business Fraternity of Delta Sigma Pi.

We heartily endorse this partition end recommend that this Delta Sigma Club 9�''"mcC^P*ted as a member of your organization.

Yours very truly,

SMI THER WHOLESALE COMPANY

By: Eugene Smither First National Bank OF HUNTSVILLE HUNTSVILLE. TEXAS

Marcb If 19&2

International Business Praternity Delta Signttt Pi c/o Mr. Charles Farrar 330 South Campus Avenue Oxford, Ohio

Gentleaien:

It baS' coa� to w^ afefceatton. that Beita Sigma Business Club at S�m Houston State Teachers College is s^king applica* .jl^i0lk..im loeiiihership ia. W&lUm S.t$imi ?i.

I have no reservation in recosaaending this club to you as aa applicant for saefflbership. The Business Administration Departjseut at Sam Houston State Teachers College has long been a leader .in the field of Business Idoeation md con tinually produces outstanding students. The thirty-three tmsaf hers of Delta Sipwi Bosii^ss Ci�b at Sa� Houston are outst�ading in scholarship and are ^�ll.*rounded students.

lour favorable conslderatioa mi the part of this club is requested and will be appreciated. If you should need mnre specific iaforffiSti

Sincerely*

EK3>,Jr:ek March I, 1962

Mr, Charles Farrar 330 South Campus Ave. Oxford, /Ohio

Dear Mr. Farrar:

We understand the Delta Sigma Business Club of Sam Houston State Teachers College is petitioning the International Fraternity of the Delta Sigma Pi for membership.

The purpose of this letter is to urge your favorable consideration of this petition and we hope that this local club can soon be so honored.

Sincerely, 'M^ Maurice �, Turner Executive Vice-President

MET:bj

cc: Don Smith DAVIS, PHrLLrPS S, DAVIS

ATTORNEYS AT LAW HUNTSVILLE,TEXAS March, 7, 1962

Mr. Charles L. Farrar Executive Secretary International Fraternity Delta Sigma Pi 330 South Campus Avenue Oxford, Ohio

Dear Mr. Farrar:

I understand that the members of Delta ^ijtna, the Business Club at Sam Houston State TeaclterK College, are petitioning Delta Sigma Pi for^ chalpteb:' for a local chapter.

As an Instructor of Business Law at t Lolle&e I have become acquainted with young men flteki?i>c up the local club. They are high acadeim^P ^and- ing and are considered in their pryfes- slonal attitudes. I b s a chapter of your fraternity, these you: ring credit to your entire organization. sure for rae to rec- commend their acceptanc r fraternity.

Incerely,

hn W. Phillips