The Thresher (Houston, Tex.), Vol. 40, No. 31, Ed. 1 Friday, March 20, 1953 Page: 8 of 8
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TIE THRESHES
MARCH 20, IMS
Dean's List
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Richard McDonald.
Grozier, Joyce Jenice; Hackney,
John Halbert; Haddox, Dickie Bob;
Halepeska, Marcus Anton; Hall,
Robert Alvin; H|U, Virginia Lee;
Hannsz, Barbare^Slizabeth; Har-
ris, George Dennis; Hawkins, Jack
Wade; Hickman, Jo-Anne Marie;
Hight, Charles Wesley; Hill, Cath-
arine Sue; Hodge, Martha Louise;
Holden, David Edward William;
Holland, Elsa Jean; Hoopes, Jack
Eugene; Israel, Louis Frank; Jack-
son, Donald Everett; Jaschke, H.
Riley; Jones, Patrick Cullen; Kass,
*"-arbara; Kessler, Florence Jean;
Eestenberg, Louette; Kirby, Shar-
lie Jeanne; Krachy, Florence Ann;
Lacey, Trammell Calhoun, Jr.; Laf-
foon, John Donald; Laigle, Eliza-
beth McGinty; Langford, Charles
Mastern, III; Lapin, Herman; Lar-
kins, Robert Pruett; Lasser, Nor-
man Lippard; Lawhon, Jane Mclv-
er; Leavitt, Bernice Davis; Leeds,
J. Venn, Jr.; Levy, Morton Lovie;
Lewis, Loyce Geraldine; Lewis,
Thomas Spencer; Lipper, Joseph
Cronbach; Lockwood, Shirley Mae;
Logan, John Robert; Loomis, John
Norman; McDavid, John Walter,
Jr.; McDermith, Gloria Edna; Mc-
Fai'land, John Calvin; McGeever,
Elisabeth Garland; McGowan, Ed-
ward Michael, Jr.; MeLeod, Richard
Kenneth; McMurtry, James Gilmer,
III.
MacLaren, Ann; Maltsberger,
John Terry, III; Marsh, Albert
George; Martin, Mary Julia; Med-
ley, George Everett; Mengden, Paul
Henry; Miller, David; Miller, Mary
Elizabeth; Miron, George; Moore,
Nancy Corinne; Moore, Patricia
Bee; Morisow, Jean Marie; Moure,
Edwin Prudencio; Mueller, William
Hodge; Muller, Josephine Anne;
Norton, Richard Edward; O'Brien,
James Eagen; Oliphint, George
Clark; O'Neill, Margaret Nan;
O'Quinn, Gloria Joyce; Ottinger,
Leslie Wayne; Parker, Elizabeth
Judson; Petersen, Barbara Jean.
Pierce, Joanne Ruth; Pierce, John
Allen; Rabson, Thomas Avelyn;
Redmond, Daniel Clarke, II; Rees,
Gompton, Jr.; Rettig, Claire; Fin-
ger, Sarah Stafford; Robinson,
Robin James; Roco, Marian Jean-
ette; Roehr, Frederic Paul, III;
Roper, William Alexander; Rote,
Laura Lucretia Bridget; Ryba, Jo-
an Cathryn; Salamina, Cesar B.;
Sauer, Ray Neal; Sc-heid, Martin
Ferd; Schill, Gus August; Schleyer,
Walter" Francis; Schumacher, Carl
Willers; Shannon, Don William;
Shearer, Robert Anthony; Shep-
pard, Ann Jean; Sheridan, Robert
Howard, Jr.; Shroff, Margaret Ev-
angeline Reeves; Silversteen, Char-
lotte; Simons, Elwyn Laverne.
Sledge, Bobby Louis; Smith, Vir-
ginia Lee; Snow, Katharine; Steele,
Henry Binford; Stegner, James
Ashton^Stein, Norma Gene; Steph,
Richard Robinson; Stevens, Curtis
Edgar; Studdert, Jane-Cecile; Tay-
lor, Thomas James; Thomas, Rich-
ard Ludlow; Tonn, Ruth Pauline;
Trotter, William Cyrus; Vanderzyl,
Richard Lynn; Vinson, James Al-
bert; Volpe, Peter Joseph, Jr.; Wal-
ker, Julia Claire; Waller, Benja-
min Rush, Jr.; Walters, Geoffrey
King; Weidler, Jay Benoir, Jr.;
Weir, William Morley; White, Jean
Ann; Whitson, James Arthur, Jr.;
Willis, Virgil.
Wilson, Joan Elizabeth; Wolens,
Joseph Bernai-d; Womack, Carolyn
Rae; Wood, Charles Drury; Wor-
ley, Joan Evelyn Clutter; Wright,
Imogene; Zapalac, Robert Elo;
Zimermfin, John Arthur; Lee Pa-
ricia Frances; Elibardi, Ellen Lou-
ise.
Rice Host
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gibility, but another Longhorn—
Bobby Brodnax—is favored in this
crowd pleasing event.
Prelims will be held at 9:30 AM
and 2:30 PM, and the finals at 8
PM.
(toyls Face
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omore outfield. The other starting
outfielders are due to be Don Cos-
ta in left and Garland Fielder in
center. A1 Johec gets the nod at
shortstop in his first varsity game.
A southpaw, John Gibbs, tenta-
tively is slated to make his vaseity
debut in the home opener today,
while letterman Bobby Leggett,
spuadman Bobby Sheridan, and
sophomore Richard Floyd are
among other hurlers slated for ear-
ly duty.
The Owls liave been out for a
month, although missing several
drills the first couple of w<
cause of frequent rainy
However, they have gotten in g&jne
good drills of late. ;k
The Rice team will be out tQ im-
prove on a 12-13 mark over thflpbll
season last year, but the Owls.ire
principally anxious to achieve suc-
cess in the loop games, with the
league race to open with a two-
game series on March 27-28 against
the Baylor Bears in Houston. In
the preseason reckoning, the Bears
are rated the club with the best
chance to beat out the Texas squad
in the defense of their '52 title
honors.
Owlook
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mile. Olympic 400 meter hurdle
runner Lee Yoder will probably
switch to the 440, where he failed
to qualify last year at the confer-
ence meet.
Owls
Coach Emmett Branson's Bice
Owls as first place prospects in Ed
Davis, a vastly improved half-miler,
and a well-coached mile relay team,
featuring .anchor man Billy Ed
Daniels, who is also good for points
in the 440. Shot putter Ronnie Ber-
ger, sprinter-broad jumper James
"Popeye" Beavers and soph hurd-
lers Ken Whitnjire and Lamoine
Holland can be counted on for
points as well.
Baylor is rebuilding and has lit-
tle or nothing, though the Bears
sprint relayHeam may surprise.
The TCU Horned Frogs have on-
ly ace jalelin thrower Wes Bicney
and soph sprinter Bon Clinkscale
as potential point makers. Clink-
scale ran a 9.6 100 as a freshman,
but football injuries may slow him
up.
The Aggies appear a shoo in to
grab their third straight SWC
track crown, with Texas providing
the swiftest competition. SMU, a
surprise third last year, is likely
to be in the same spot, though
pushed by Rice. Arkansas, TCU and
Baylor will fight it out forN the re-
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