152 Queen Diane Holde r OFFICERS. Dick Berryhill, Pres.; Harry Risinger, Vice-Pres.; Bill Koger, Sec.; Von Verner, Treas. SUB T-16 --=- ~ =--- MAINTAINING ball control, Sub-T ~ives on all out effort to defeat the other team and to ~rab a share in the championship. Crew wrecks 'Tuscarora' on desert isle for fete Ship-wrecked Sub-T's and th eir dates piled into the legion hut in March to celebrate their annual banquet and compare th e crea tivity and uniqueness of each other's desert island costumes. In keeping with tradition, club bmthers helped prepare the annual Thanksgiving Day barbeque. They were kept pa "Ii cularly busy this Novembpr when they sliced barbeque for a record number of lectureship guests. SUB-T-16. TOP ROW, Adams, D. Boker, R. Boker , Belue , Blue, Broom, Burch, Burcham, Darling . SECOND ROW: Dowdy , D. El liott, P. Elliott , Flasschoen , Frederick, Giddings , Glascow, Goodin , Hesselrode. THIRD ROW: Hiott, Higginbotham, Justiss, KHmers, Koger, Krape, lawrence, D. lawson , l. lawson . FOURTH Sub-Ts won second place in large club softball. Representing Sub-T in the Speech Arts Tournament held in February, Alvin Hicks received a superior rating doing a pantomine of a lawnmower. The spring outing was held at Blanchard Springs. Several Sub-T's traveled to the Ma rdi Gras in New Orleans observing the merriment and colorful celebration . Dianne Holder reigned as club queen. ROW: lawyer. logue , Magnusson, Martin , Ma son, McBride, McKee, McMichael , Merritt. FIFTH ROW: Monroe, Neely. Porker, Pittman , Plemons , RiSinger, Robinson , Rutledge, Sears, Shappley. SIXTH ROW: Simpson, Sloan . Thompson , Tillman , Treadwell, Turner , Vennum, Wakefield , Watts, Weeks .
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