THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN 1969-1971 The University of Texas Publication Number 6817, September 1, 1968 CATALOGUE The following bulletins comprise the Catalogue of The University of Texas at Austin: PART I Undergraduate Scholarships and Loan Funds PART II College of Pharmacy PART 111 College of Business Administration PART IV College of Engineering PART v General Information PART VI College of Arts and Sciences PART \'II Graduate School PART VIII School of Law PART x College of Fine Arts PART XI School of Communication PART XIII College of Education PART xv School of Architecture GENERAL PURPOSE OF THE CATALOGUE The Catalogue Parts of The University of Texas at Austin are intended to give general information, to record the work of the biennium about to close (except Part V), and to make announcements for the ensuing period specified in each case. As to the courses to be offered the following Long Sessions, the Catalogue contains only a preliminary announcement and is superseded by the Final Announcement of Courses, printed each semester. The Catalogue contains the official regulations. Except as to degree require· ments, these regulations are not valid beyond the period specified on the cover page. CATALOGUE NUMBER: PART I Undergraduate Scholarships and Loan Funds ANNOUNCEMENTS FOR 1969-1970 and 1970-1971 THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN AUSTIN, TEXAS The benefits of education and of useful knowledge, generally diffused through a community, are essential to the preservation of a free government. SAM HOUSTON Cultivated mind is the guardian genius of Democracy, and while guided and controlled by virtue, the noblest attribute of man. It is the only dictator that freemen acknowledge, and the only security which freemen desire. MIRABEAU B. LAMAR THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS PUBLICATION NUMBER 6817 SEPTEMBER I, 1968 PUBLISHED TWICE A MONTH BY THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN, UNIVERSITY STATION, AUSTIN, TEXAS, 78712. SECOND-CLASS POSTAGE PAID AT AUSTIN, TEXAS. CONTENTS Page Board of Regents 4 Administrative Officers 5 Introduction 6 How to Use This Bulletin 6 Application Procedure .. 7 Bequests and Other Gifts 7 Scholarships School of Architecture ........... . 9 College of Arts and Sciences ..................... . ···································· 12 College of Business Administration ..... . .............. ......... ········· 27 School of Communication ........... ... ····· ........ 34 College of Education ................. ··············· ·········· ··········· ··············· 41 College of Engineering .................... ·················· ........................... 44 College of Fine Arts .. ..................................... . . ...................... 54 School of Nursing ......... .................. ............................................................... 62 College of Pharmacy ........................ ........................................................ . 65 General ............................................ ···················· 68 General Loans 94 Index 113 BOARD OF REGENTS OFFICERS FRANK C. ERWIN, JR., Chairman JACKS. JosEY, Vice-Chairman BETTYE ANNE THEDFORD, Secretary MEMBERS Terms Expire January, 1971 W.H. BAUER .. ................................ Port Lavaca JACKS. JoSEY .. Houston E. T. XIMENES, M.D . . ....... San Antonio Terms Expire January, 1973 FRANK N. IKARD . ....... Wichita Falls JoE M. KILGORE . . ...... Austin JOHN PEACE ................. .............. . ................................................... .. San Antonio Terms Expire January, 1975 FRANK c. ERWIN, JR, ............ .................. Austin Jenkins Garrett . .................................. Fort Worth Dan C. Williams .... . ..... Dallas STANDING COMMITTEES* EXECUTIVE: Bauer, Chairman. ACADEMIC AND DEVELOPMENTAL AFFAIRS: Kilgore, Chairman. BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS: Peace, Chairman. LAND AND INVESTMENT: Ikard, Chairman. MEDICAL AFFAIRS: Josey, Chairman. BOARD FOR LEASE OF UNIVERSITY LANDS: State Land Commissioner Jerry Sadler (ex officio), Chairman; Bauer, Peace. • All members of the Board constitute each committee. UNDERGRADUATE SCHOLARSHIPS and LOAN FUNDS ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS Harry Huntt Ransom, Ph.D., Litt.D., LL.D., L.H.D., Chancellor. Norman Hackerman, Ph.D., President. Gardner Lindzey, Ph.D., Vice-President for Academic Affairs. Bryce Jordan, Ph.D., Vice-President for Student Affairs. James H. Colvin, M.S., Vice-President for Business A ffairs. Edward L. Carpenter, B.B.A., Director of Student Financial Aids. Ben H. Stough, Jr., B.S., Assistant Director of Student Financial Aids. Lou Travatte, Executive Assistant, Student Financial Aids. INTRODUCTION This bulletin gives information about scholarships and loan funds which the University administers or helps to administer in order to provide financial assist· ance to undergraduate students at The University of Texas at Austin. Some of the scholarships and loans listed herein will be for both graduate and undergraduate students. Scholarships are awarded in accordance with the conditions set forth by the donor. In general, these requirements are: (1) scholastic standing above average; (2) good character; and (3) financial need. Additional requirements may be set forth under the eligibility paragraph of each scholarship. The University participates in the federally funded Educational Opportunity Grants Program, whereby a limited number of undergraduate students with ex· ceptional financial need are given grants for their first four years of college study. Since the grants can be no more than one-half of the assistance awarded to any student, loans, scholarships, and certain on-campus jobs are used as matching funds. Depending upon the size of the award and unless different method of payment is specified under the terms of the award, one-half of the full amount of the award will be paid at registrntion time in September and one-half at registration time in January. Unless otherwise noted, funds are held by the University Auditor and scholarship checks are distributed by the office or department making the award, while loan checks are normally distributed by the Bursar. The University is fortunate in having a number of loan funds at its disposal from which to make loans to deserving students. There are a number of emergency loan funds from which small emergency loans are made for short periods of time. Unless otherwise noted, the interest rate on these loans is 4 per cent per annum. Emergency loans usually carry a minimum service charge. Of particular interest to students seeking ways in which to finance their edu­cation is the fact that the University participates in several long-term low interest loan programs. Included among these are the National Defense Student Loan Program, Texas Opportunity Plan Loan Program, and Federally Insured Loan Program. Through co·operation with the Federal government, State government, and commercial lending institutions, the University is able to offer loans of suf­ficient size and liberal repayment provisions to meet the major portion of the students' college expenses. The University is grateful to its many alumni and friends, whose interest and participation have made possible the program of scholarships and loans. The Uni­versity is eager to increase the number of scholarships and other aids available to its students and invites inquiries from all those who are interested. See Bequests and Other Gifts, page 7. BOW TO USE THIS BULLETIN This bulletin is divided into two types of aids: scholarships and loan funds. The scholarship part of the bulletin is divided by colleges and schools (Arts and Application Procedure Sciences, Business Administration, etc.), preceded by a listing of general scholar­ships not limited to specific majors. Scholarships in each group are alphabetized. The loan fund division of the bulletin is not divided but alphabetically arranged. At the end of the bulletin is a general index. It is arranged alphabetically by name of scholarship or loan fund. APPLICATION PROCEDURE Application forms for loans or scholarships administered by the Office of Stu­dent Financial Aids are available through that office upon request. All forms should be filled out completely and carefully and filed with the Director of Stu· dent Financial Aids by the dates listed below: Full Academic Year: Entering Freshmen-March 1 All others -June 1 Spring only All students -November 1 Summer only (no scholarship awards in summer) All students -April 1 A transcript of all academic work completed to date of application must be submitted. In addition, a financial statement processed by American College Test· ing Program or College Scholarship Service is required. These statements are available from secondary school principals or guidance counselors or upon request from the Office of Student Financial Aids. Students who feel they may qualify for one of the scholarships or loans ad­ministered through another administrative office, Department Chairman, or Dean's Office of the various colleges and schools are urged to make direct inquiries con­cerning application procedures not stated in this bulletin. Applicants should pay close attention to all instructions and comply with the announced filing dates. Incomplete applications can not be considered. Applica· tions received after the due date will be reviewed only if there are funds remain­ing after all applications received on or before the filing date have been con­sidered. The recipient of a scholarship usually desires to write a letter of appreciation to the donor if he is still living. Such a letter may be sent in care of the Director of Student Financial Aids, The University of Texas at Austin, Box 7758, University Station, Austin, Texas 78712. BEQUESTS AND OTHER GIFrS The University of Texas has in recent years become more and more fre­quently the recipient of bequests and donations from public-spirited alumni and citizens of Texas and other states who see in the state university a means of serving the present and the future. Gifts range in size from $5.00 and less to $500,000 and more. The University has permanently endowed trust funds, which are administered with the most scrupulous and precise attention to the terms and conditions laid down by the donors. The University is always desirous of widening its field of service by receiving scholarships, loan funds, libraries, buildings, and other equipment. Correspondence on the subject of needs is solicited and will receive prompt, candid replies. Inquiries may be directed to the attention of The University of Texas System Development Board, Austin, Texas 78712. Persons who wish to place property in trust permanently for the benefit of education may well remember that The University of Texas is a creature of the Texas Constitu­tion and is the capstone of the entire public system of education in Texas. The form of bequest given below is not intended to take the place of the serv­ices of a competent attorney in the drafting of a will, but it may be suggestive and stimulating to the mind of a public-spirited citizen contemplating the making of a will or a gift during his or her lifetime. A form of bequest is as follows : I give to the Board of Regents of The University of Texas System, as trustees, for the use and benefit of The University of Texas System (describe the property). This trust shall be called (designate the name). The purpose of the trust to be carried out by the trustees is singly, or in any combination, the installation, establishment, support, and/ or maintenance of (state purpose) . If the purpose of this trust becomes impracticable, or if by reason of changed conditions its further execution becomes unnecessary or unwise in the judg­ment of the trustees, such trustees, acting by a majority vote, may designate another purpose which they may deem more appropriate under the circum­stances, and the purpose so designated shall thereupon become the purpose of this trust. Neither this trust, nor any fund or property arising therefrom, in whatever form it may take, shall ever be any part of the Permanent University Fund, nor shall the Legislature have power or be in anywise authorized to change the purposes hereof, or to divert such trust, fund, or property from the pur­poses herein set out. SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE SCHOLARSHIPS American Institute of Architects Scholarship ORIGIN : Central Texas Chapter of the American Institute of Architects, 1952. AMOUNT: Varies. ELIGIBILITY: Archi lecture Students. APPLY TO: Director, School of Architecture. GENERAL INFORMATION: Awards are made on the basis of scholarship and finan­cial need. School of Architecture Prize and Scholarship Fund ORIGIN: Central Texas Chapter of the American Institute <>f Architects, "recom­mending that Seven Hundred and Fifty Dollars be placed in a scholarship fund at the University, and that the disposition of the fund be left to the discretion of the faculty of the School <>f Architecture." DATE OF ORIGIN: 1952. AMOUNT: Varies. ELIGIBILITY: Granted to students in the School of Architecture who have financial need. APPLY TO: Jon A. Bowman, School of Architecture. Harriet F. Batts Art Scholarship and Loan Fund ORIGIN: Mary Batts Aldredge, executrix of the estate of Mrs. Harriet F. Batts, by trust agreement made pursuant to directions contained in the last will and testament of Mrs. Batts. DATE OF ORIGIN: February, 1938. ORIGINAL AMOUNT: Established with a $500.00 note. AMOUNT: Varies. ELIGIBILITY: Art students registered in the College of Fine Arts or in the School of Architecture, preferably students of painting and sculpture. APPLY TO: Chairman, Department of Art. GENERAL INFORMATION: This sch<>larship was established in memory of Mrs. R. L. Batts, wife of a former chairman <>f the University's Board of Regents, by her children. The principal now amounts to $1,820.00. The income may be used as a scholarship or as a loan. Edward Langley Scholarships ORIGIN : Edward Langley, a distinguished architect of Scrant<>n, Pennsylvania, who in his will provided an endowment fund to be administered by the American Institute of Architects. AMOUNT: Range from $1,000 to $2,000. ELIGIBIUTY: The awards may be made for undergraduate or graduate work, al­though preference now is given to those students who are rompleting their final year of training. APPLY TO: Director, School of Architecture. GENERAL INFORMATION: The Regional Committee on Awards and Scholarships reviews nominations from its region and forwards all applications with its recommendations to the National Committee on Awards and Scholarships. The Board of Directors names Langley Scholars upon recommendation of this National Committee. H. A. Lott Scholarship ORIGIN: The Board of Directors of H. A. Lott, Inc. first established this scholar ship in 1964. It has been continued each year since then. AMOUNT: One scholarship at $500. ELIGIBILITY: Incoming male architecture or engineering students with high aca­demic records and financial needs are eligible. APPLY TO: Director, Student Financial Aids. National Fire Underwriters Scholarship ORIGIN : An annual gift to the American Architectural Foundation. AMOUNT: Varies. ELIGIBILITY: Undergraduate students in need of financial assistance who are enrolled in the School of Architecture. APPLY TO: Director, School of Architecture. GENERAL lNroRMATION: The Regional and National Awards and Scholarships Committees will review applications and make recommendations for awards to the American Architectural Foundation. Tile Council of America, Inc., Scholarship ORIGIN : Tile Council of America, Incorporated, 1957. AMOUNT: $150 to $200. ELIGIBIUTY: Advanced students in architecture. Awards are made to the three students having the highest grade-point averages in all of their University work, $200 going to the one having the highest average and $150 each to the next two. APPLY TO : Scholarship Committee, School of Architecture. GENERAL INFORMATION: The Tile Council of America, Incorporated, selected the School of Architecture to participate in its scholarship program beginning with the 1957-1958 school session, and has donated $750 each year to pro· vide the three scholarships and to upgrade teaching facilities in courses on building materials. Women's Architectural League of Austin Scholarship in Architecture ORIGIN: Women's Architectural League of Austin, established Fall 1966. "A tuition scholarship of $100 to any promising architecture student having suc­cessfully completed the Freshman year and continuing work toward a degree in Architecture (undergraduate or graduate) to be selected by the Scholar· ship Committee of the School of Architecture, University of Texas. This amount will be paid to the University for the Fall or Spring semesters tuition, not to exceed $50 a semester." AMOUNT: $50 per semester. ELic1mLITY: High scholastic standing and financial need. APPLY TO: Jon A. Bowman, School of Architecture. COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES SCHOLARSHIPS Bache and Company Scholarship ORIGIN: Scholarship is made possible through contributions to the University by Bache and Company. Funds are usually given to the University every other year. The last award was made in 1967-1968. AMOUNT: $1,000 per year. ELIGIBILITY: (1) Must be a first semester senior whose degree will not be awarded before spring commencement, or must be a student who has just begun work in his first year of graduate study; ( 2) must have proven financial need; (3) must show high academic ability; (4) students in following areas are eligible: College of Business Administration: Accounting, Finance, General Business, Management. Marketing Administration. College of Arts and Sci­ences: Economics. APPLY TO: Director, Student Financial Aids. William James Battle Scholarship in Classical Languages ORIGIN : Established by Commander Robert Eike!, Jr., USN, a graduate in Law at The University of Texas at Austin, in honor of Dr. W. J. Battle, Professor of Classical Languages at the University. DATE OF ORIGIN : March, 1945. ORIGINAL AMOUNT: $2,500. AMOUNT: About $250. ELIGIBILITY : Any classical languages student who displays a sufficiently good knowledge of Greek or Latin to justify the expectation that he will help further the study of the classics. APPLY TO: Chairman, Department of Classics, by April 1. GENERAL INFORMATION: Only the income from the endowment is used. If no worthy student applies for the scholarship, the proceeds may be accumulated. The award is not restricted to those who plan to teach, and it may be held more than once by an eligible student. Carl Stone Benedict Scholarship Fund ORIGIN : Mr. and Mrs. Harry Yandell Benedict, 1918. ORIGINAL AMOUNT: $6,737. AMOUNT: Varies. ELIGIBILITY: Male students in the College of Arts and Sciences, preferably sopho­ mores. APPLY TO: Professor Robert E. Greenwood, Department of Mathematics. GENERAL INFORMATION: The scholarship was established in memory of the donors' son, Carl Stone Benedict, a University student in 1917-1918 and a midship­man at Annapolis at the time of his death on October 21, 1918. Boeing Scholarship ORIGIN: Boeing Company, 1961. AMOUNT: Approximately five scholarships at $200 each. ELIGIBILITY: Male junior or senior students majoring in engineering (aerospace, electrical, mechanical or civil) or in mathematics or physics. APPLY TO: Dean, College of Engineering, or Director, Student Financial Aids. GENERAL INFOR"IIATION: Factors considered in selection include previous scholastic achievement, interest in and personal qualifications for chosen field of study, character and personality traits, and financial need. Borden Home Economics Scholarship ORIGIN: Borden Company. DATE OF ORIGIN: 1944. AMOUNT: $300. ELIGIBILTY: Awarded at the beginning of the senior year to the highest ranking home economics student (average calculated on all previous college work) who has taken at least two courses in food and nutrition. GENERAL INFORMATION: The University has been chosen as one of twenty insti­tutions to be the recipient of this scholarship award. John Stewart Boswell Memorial Scholarship in Chemistry ORIGIN: Established in 1964 by the family of the late John Stewart Boswell, who attended the University in the years 1907-1910, 1918-1919. AMOUNT: $100 per year. ELIGIBILITY: Male Texas residents enrolled as full-time students in their junior or senior year of undergraduate work in chemistry. APPLY TO: Director, Student Financial Aids. J. Lassen Boysen Scholarship Trust Fund ORIGIN : Miss Helen M. I. Boysen in memory of her father, Dr. Boysen. AMOUNT: $300 annually. ELIGIBILITY: Junior student majoring in German. APPLY TO: Chairman, Department of Germanic Languages. GENERAL INFORMATION: The scholarship was established "to encourage scholastic achievement" in memory of a long-time member of the Germanic Languages Department faculty. Dr. Boysen taught at the University from 1914 until his retirement in 1951. Thomas Frederic Bush Scholarship ORIGIN: Mrs. Mary Adelaide Bush, executrix of the estate of Thomas F. Bush, in an agreement dated August 4, 1941, made pursuant to the will of Thomas F. Bush. Part I: Undergraduate Scholarships and Loan Funds DATE OF ORIGIN: September, 1941. 0RIGl!\'AL AMOUNT: $4,000. AMOUNT: Determined by committee on award. ELIGIBILITY: A prospective freshman who meets the following conditions: (1) must reside within the Diocese of Texas of the Episcopal Church; (2) must be the child of an Episcopal rector in the Diocese of Texas, preferably the rector of the St. Paul's Episcopal Church in Waco; (3) must plan to pursue a general academic or classical education, as distinguished from a technical, vocational, or professional one; (4) must be recommended by the Bishop of the Diocese of Texas. APPLY TO: Dean, College of Arts and Sciences. GENERAL INFORMATION: Established in memory of Mrs. Bush's husband and in accordance with his wish that a part of his estate be devoted to educaticmal purposes, the endowment now amounts to $6,400, the income from which is awarded to the recipient of the scholarship. The committee on awards in­cludes the Bishop of the Diocese of Texas, the Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences, and during her lifetime, the donor. On her death or refusal to act, she shall be succeeded as a committee member by the Dean of Student Life. Connally Scholarship in Premedical Studies ORIGIN: Dr. H. F. Connally, Jr., former member of the Board of Regents. DATE OF ORIGIN: March, 1964. ORIGINAL AMOUNT: $10,000. AMOUNT: Varies. ELIGIBILITY: Premedical students who have been accepted by one of the Medical Schools in The University of Texas System. APPLY TO: Director, Student Financial Aids. Cora Crawford Scholarship Fund OmcIN: Will of Miss Cora Crawford. DATE OF ORIGIN: 1926. 0RICINAL AMOUNT: $5,000. AMOUNT: Approximately $150. ELIGIBILITY: Applicant must be majoring in English. APPLY TO: Department of English. GENERAL INFORMATION : Miss Crawford bequeathed $5,000 to the University, the income from the fund to be awarded annually upon the recommendation of the budget council to the Department of English. Preference is given to ap­plicants from Cooke County. A student may hold this scholarship for only one year. Robert H. Cuyler Memorial Scholarship Fund Orucrn: This fund was established in June, 1956 by the Geology Foundation in memory of Robert Hamilton Cuyler, former faculty member. The earnings from this invested account were originally to provide "scholarships for under­graduate students, with at least junior standing, and graduate students in geology, selected on a competitive basis by the scholarship committee of the Department of Geology and one alumnus." Later, by resolution of the Ad­visory Council of the Geology Foundation, this was amended to "provide scholarships to attract incoming superior freshmen." DATE OF ORIGIN: June, 1956. ORIGINAL AMOUNT: $500. AMOUNT: To be determined by current available funds. ELIGIBILITY: Freshman geology major (1) having an outstanding high-school record and (2) engaged in full-time course work at The University of Texas at Austin. APPLY TO: Chairman, Department of Geological Sciences, The University of Texas at Austin, Austin, Texas 78712. GENERAL INFORMATION: Recipients to be selected as indicated above, approved by the faculty and the Executive Committee of the Geology Foundation. Karl M. Dallenbach Scholarship in Psychology ORIGIN: Dr. Karl M. Dallenbach, Professor of Psychology, The University of Texas at Austin. DATE OF ORIGIN: March, 1959. ORIGINAL AMOUNT: $1,000. AMOUNT: Approximately $50. ELIGIBILITY: Any undergradute or graduate student majoring in psychology (in­cluding educational psychology) with high scholastic ability and financial need. APPLY TO: Director, Student Financial Aids. Edward Louis Dodd Fellowship Fund in Pure Mathematics ORIGIN: Will of Mrs. Alice L. Dodd, widow of Dr. E. L. Dodd, long time Profes­ sor of Mathematics. DATE OF ORIGIN: May, 1963. ORIGINAL AMOUNT: Estate valued at approximately $60,000. AMOUNT: $250 to $2,400. ELIGIBILITY: Discretion of the Chairman, Department of Mathematics. APPLY TO: Chairman, Department of Mathematics. GENERAL INFORMATION: Income to be used to provide fellowship in Mathematics to be known as "Edward Louis Dodd Fellowship in Pure Mathematics." If income is sufficient for second fellowship, it is to be known as "Alice Laid· man Dodd Fellowship in English." Faith Foundation Gift-Junior Fellows Program ORIGIN: Faith Foundation, Houston, Texas, through James Wendell West, Trustee. DATE OF ORIGIN: April, 1962. ORIGINAL AMOUNT: $20,000. Part I: Undergraduate Scholarships and Loan Funds AMOUNT: Varies. ELIGIBILITY: Provided to Junior Fellows in the Junior Fellows Program at the University. APPLY TO: Dean, College of Arts and Sciences. German Play Scholarship ORIGIN: German Club. DATE OF ORIGIN: May, 1960. ORIGINAL AMOUNT: $923. AMOUNT: $50 annually. ELIGIBILITY: Undergraduate German major in need of financial assistance. APPLY TO: Chairman or undergraduate adviser, Department of Germanic Lan­guages. GENERAL INFORMATION: The receipts from the annual German Play provide ad­ditional funds for this svholarship. Frances Eggleston Goldbeck Scholarship Fund ORIGIN: Mrs. Jane Gregory Marechal, by letter of January 26, 1953, in memory of Mrs. Frances Eggleston Goldbeck, former Assistant Dean of Women. DATE OF ORIGIN: February, 1953. ORIGINAL AMOUNT: $20,396.97. AMOUNT: Varies. ELIGIBILITY: A deserving student in the field of the languages. APPLY TO: Dean, College of Arts and Sciences. GENERAL INFORMATION: Mrs. Marechal made a donation to establish a scholar­ship fund for needy students at the University. Only the interest is used for scholarships. Miss Effie Graves Scholarship Fund ORIGIN: Established by Mr. Leslie Bowling (University of Texas geology alumnus and member of the Advisory Council of the Geology Foundation) in January, 1960, in honor of Miss Effie Graves, former high-school teacher of Mr. Bowl­ing. Purpose of fund to (1) aid and assist undergraduate or graduate stu­dents of earth sciences in the Department of Geological Sciences and (2) to be used in any reasonable manner to maintain or attract distinguished teach­ers of the earth sciences to the Department of Geological Sciences. DATE OF ORIGIN: January, 1960. ORIGINAL AMOUNT: $10,000.00. AllIOUNT: To be determined by current available funds. ELIGIBILITY: Undergraduate geology major or geology graduate student engaged in full-time course work at The University of Texas at Austin. APPLY TO: Chairman, Department of Geological Sciences, The University of Texas at Austin, Austin, Texas 78712. GE!'IERAL INFORMATION: Recipients to be recommended by the departmental Com­ mittee of Awards and Scholarships, approved by the faculty and the Executive Committee of the Geology Foundation. Guy E. Green Scholarship in Geology ORIGIN: Established by the Geology Foundation in November, 1965 in honor of Guy E. Green, former member and Chairman of the Advisory Council of the Geology Foundation. The earnings from these invested funds are to be used for scholarships in geology at any level. AMOUNT: To be determined by current available funds. ELIGIBILITY: Undergraduate geology major or geology graduate student engaged in full-time course work at The University of Texas at Austin. APPLY TO: Chairman, Department of Geological Sciences, The University of Texas at Austin, Austin, Texas 78712. GENERAJ, INFORMATION: Recipients to be recommended by the departmental Com­mittee of Awards and Scholarships, approved by the faculty and the Execu­tive Committee of the Geology Foundation. Hebrew Studies Scholarship Fund ORIGIN: Established in 1964-1965 by Dr. Aaron Bar-Adon of the Department of Linguistics, Mr. William Blunk of the Development Board, and Prof. Winfred P. Lehmann, Chairman of the Department of Linguistics. The donors included Mr. and Mrs. Milton T. Smith, Mr. Charles Henry, Mr. H. Gold, Mr. and Mrs. A. Bar-Adon, Congregation Agudas Achim of Austin, and the Jewish Community Council of Austin. The present Committee is composed of Pro­fessor W. P. Lehmann , Chairman, and Professors A. A. Hill and A. Bar-Adon. AMOUNT: $25 to $250. ELIGIBILITY: Outstanding student in Hebrew, with a grade-point average of 3.0 or above. Students must be in at least their second semester of Hebrew. Can­didates are to be nominated to the Committee by their Hebrew instructors. APPLY TO: Candidates are to be nominated by their instructors. The Hattie W. Hewlett Scholarship in Honor of Louise Shelley Hewlett Brame ORIGIN: Scholarship established in December, 1967 by the will of Miss Hattie W. Hewlett. AMOUNT: $500. ELIGIBILITY: A worthy senior home economics major who needs the funds to complete his or her education. APPLY TO: Chairman, Department of Home Economics, The University of Texas at Austin. GENERAL INFORMATION: Scholarship payable in two installments; one at Fall Semester registration and one at Spring Semester registration. George Stuart Heyer Scholarship ORIGIN: Mrs. Jane Gregory Marechal, in memory of the late George S. Heyer her Part I: Undergraduate Scholarships and Loan Funds first husband, a 1920 graduate of the University, by trust agreement dated December 17, 1958. DATE OF ORIGIN: January 10, 1959. ORIGINAL AMOUNT: 2,000 shares of stock valued at $56,375.00. AMOUNT: $200 to $400. ELIGIBILITY: Undergraduate students. Some preference may be given to students majoring in government or planning careers in government service agencies. Freshmen are not eligible. APPLY TO: Dean, College of Arts and Sciences. Hinds-Webb Memorial Scholarship Fund ORIGIN: Established in April, 1964 by Dr. Walter Prescott Webb and friends so that the true relationship Dr. Webb enjoyed with his benefactor, Mr. Hinds, could be known by the recipients of the scholarship funds. AMOUNT: Varies. ELIGIBILITY: Worthy students who are having a difficult time financially complet­ing their education. APPLY TO: Director, Student Financial Aids. GENERAL INFORMATION: Committee on Awards consists of: Director, Student Fi­ nancial Aids; Mr. C. B. Smith, Sr., Austin, Texas; Dr. Joe B. Frantz, Depart· ment of History. Ima Hogg Scholarship ORIGIN: Will C. Hogg bequest, 1937. AMOUNT: $1,200 minimum. ELIGIBILITY: Senior and graduate home economics students, preferably graduates of Texas high schools; health, family history, aptitude and scholarship are considered. APPLY TO: Chairman, Department of Home Economics. GE!llERAL INFORMATION: Mr. Hogg, a graduate of the University and a former chairman of the Board of Regents, bequeathed $20,000 to establish this scholarship named for his sister. The scholarship will be available as often as the endowment will yield $1,200. Holders are required to be full-time students and are not allowed to engage in any remunerative occupation. The committee on awards is the budget council of the Department of Home Eco­nomics. Home Economics Club Scholarship 1922 ORIGIN: Home Economics Club of The University of Texas, 1922. ORIGINAL AMOUNT: $1,966.24. AMOUNT: $300. ELIGIBILITY: Women home economics students who have less than sixty hours and have maintained an overall grade average of B or higher. The applicant must ha,·e completed at least 30 hours of work at The University of Texas at Austin. She must have three letters of recommendation sent, one or more of which are to be from outside the home economics faculty. APPLY TO: Chairman, Department of Home Economics, by April 15. GENERAL INFORMATION: The former Home Economics Club Scholarship-Loan Fund is now the Home Economics Club Scholarship. The award is based on financial need, scholastic standing, and demonstrated interest in home eco· nomics. The committee on awards consists of the Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences, the Chairman of the Department of Home Economics, and the faculty sponsor and student president of the Home Economics Club. Home Economics Club Scholarships 1966-1967 ORIGIN: Home Economics Chapter, a group of college students affiliated with the American Home Economics Association. Scholarship established 1966-1967. AMOUNT: Two scholarships of $100 each. ELIGIBILITY: One award for a freshman student majoring in home economics who gives evidence of promise and of need for financial assistance. One award for a sophomore student majoring in home economics who gives evidence of promise and of need for financial assistance. APPLY TO: Chairman, Department of Home Economics. Arthur LeFevre, Sr., Scholarship ORIGIN: Will C. Hogg Bequest, 1937. AMOUNT: $750 minimum. ELIGIBILITY: Senior and graduate students in mathematics, preferably graduates of Texas high schools; health, family history, aptitude and scholarship are considered. APPLY TO: Chairman, Department of Mathematics. GENERAL INFORMATION: Mr. Hogg, a graduate of the University and a former chairman of the Board of Regents, bequeathed $20,000 to establish this scholarship in memory of his friend, Mr. Lefevre. The scholarship will be available as often as the endowment will yield $750. Holders are required to be full-time students and are not allowed to engage in any remunerative occupation. Margaret Jane McKinney Lewis Fellowship in Bacteriology ORIGIN: Established by the will of Charles F. Lewis, brother of Dr. I. M. Lewis, who after the death of I. M. Lewis, held a life tenancy in the estate. DATE OF ORIGIN: May, 1958. ORIGINAL AMOUNT: $8,906.25. AMOUNT: $200 to $500. ELIGIBILITY: Several $200 awards each year to entering freshmen microbiology majors. One $500 award each year to the outstanding graduate student in microbiology, based on service to the department, scholastic record and out­side recognition. APPLY TO: Orville Wyss, Chairman, Department of Microbiology. Mr. and Mrs. L. F. McCollum Scholarship in Geology ORIGIN: Established in March, 1959, by Mr. and Mrs. L. F. McCollum. (Mr. McCollum is a University geology alumnus and member of the Advisory Council of the Geology Foundation.) Earnings from the invested funds are to be used "to provide scholarships in geology to graduate or undergraduate majors in geology, with the recipient to be chosen by the geology faculty." DATE OF ORIGIN: March, 1959. ORIGINAL AMOUNT: Sixty shares of stock valued at $3,825. AMOUNT: To be determined by current available funds. ELIGIBILITY: Undergraduate geology major or geology graduate student engaged in full-time course work at The University of Texas at Austin. APPLY TO: Chairman, Department of Geological Sciences. GENERAL INFORMATION: Recipients to be recommended by the departmental Com­ mittee on Awards and Scholarships, approved by the faculty and the Execu­tive Committee of the Geology Foundation. Dr. John 0. McReynolds Memorial Award in Premedical Studies 0RIGI'i : Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Wosencraft of Washington, D. C., in memory of her father, Dr. John 0. McReynolds. DAn: OF ORIGIN : July 16, 1943, as Lectureship at Medical Branch: February, 1962 transferred for present use. ORIGINAL AMOUNT: $5,000. AMOUNT: Varies. ELIGIBILITY: Junior Fellows who are entering or have entered upon premedical studies. APPLY TO: Administered through Junior Fellows Program of College of Arts and Sciences. Mrs. Jane Gregory Marei-hal Endowment Fund ORIGIN: Mrs. Jane Gregory (Greer) Marechal of Houston, Texas, a graduate of the University. DATE OF ORIGIN : February, 1962. ORIGINAL AMOUNT: 400 shares of stock valued at $9,995.67. AMOUNT: Varies. ELIGIBILITY: Income to be used for scholarships, grants-in-aid and other assistance to academically talented students in College of Arts and Sciences with pref· erence to student in Junior Fellows program. APPLY TO: Dean, College of Arts and Sciences. Lourania Miller Scholarship in Classical Languages OR1c1:-i : Established by the will of Mrs. Lourania Miller, for many years a teacher of Latin in the Dallas Public Schools. DATE OF ORIGIN: January, 1961. OR!GlliAL AMOUNT: $6,416.48. AMOUNT: About $250 maximum, and lesser amounts. ELIGIBILITY: Students majoring in Latin or Greek. APPLY TO: Chairman, Department of Classics, by April 1. Monsanto Company Scholarship ORIGIN: The Monsanto Company. AMOUNT: Varies. ELIGIBILITY: Graduates or undergraduates. APPLY TO: Chairman, Department of Chemistry. GENERAL INFORMATION: Some years only one scholarship is awarded; others, Monsanto gives a large enough grant to provide two scolarships. The gradu­ate awards are given only for the summer; freshmen are eligible for the junior fellowships given to undergraduates. William L. Prather Scholarship ORIGIN: Established by Mrs. Grace Prather Barton, of Waco, in 1914 in honor of her father. After her death in 1929, the fund was further endowed by her two sisters, Mrs. Mary L. Prather Darden and Mrs. Fanny K. Prather Davis of Waco, and her brother, John K. Prather of El Paso. ORIGINAL AMOUNT: $3,333.34. AMOUNT: $200. ELIGIBILITY: Freshman girls of intellectual promise who are unable to attend the University without financial aid. APPLY TO: Dean, College of Arts and Sciences. GENERAL INFORMATION: It is the hope of the donors that the holders of the schol­ arship, instead of repaying the money, will make it possible for other girls, in the years to come, to have the same opportunities for university training that they have enjoyed. The committee on awards consists of Dean John R. Silber, Mrs. Edward H. Brown of Waco and Dean DeWitt Reddick. Research Participation Awards in the Department of Chemistry OmGIN: Department of Chemistry. AMOUNT: Usually $250 per semester. ELIGIBILITY: Outstanding incoming Freshman student in the B.S. in Chemistry degree program. APPLY TO: Department of Chemistry, The University of Texas at Austin, Austin, Texas 78712. GENERAL INFORMATION: These awards allow outstanding incoming students to participate in chemical research with a member of our faculty. He is assigned a research problem under the faculty member's supervision and works in the laboratory approximately ten hours a week as the time and schedule permit. This allows outstanding students the opportunity of actually participating in research several years earlier than under ordinary circumstances. Charles Donnell Rice Scholarship in Mathematics ORIGIN: Professor A. E. Cooper, Department of Mathematics and Astronomy, 1945. AMOUNT: Varies. ELIGIBILITY: Open only to students who have completed in residence at the Uni­versity at least six semester hours of mathematics above the freshman level with a minuimum grade average of B. APPLY TO: Director of Student Financial Aids. GENERAL INFORMATION: The committee on awards is the Committee on Financial Aids to Students through the Student Financial Aids office. Rowan Company Scholarship ORIGIN: The Rowan Oil Company of Fort Worth, 1956. AMOUNT: $250 to $500. ELIGIBILITY: Students in the fields of business administration; electrical, me­chanical, or petroleum engineering; or geology. APPLY TO: Director, Student Financial Aids. GENERAL lNFORl\IATION: The sum of $500 has been given each year to the Uni· versity to be used for one or more scholarships at the discretion of the com· mittee. This award is renewable each year and entering freshmen are eligible provided funds are available. Scholastic ability, qualities of leadership, citi­zenship, and financial need are considered. Grace Rebecca Rupert Scholarship ORIGIN: Established 1965. The late Grace Rebecca Rupert of Port Lavaca, Cal­houn County bequeathed to the University of Texas funds for endowment of two scholarships. One to be known as the Charles Rupert Scholarship in Mathematics. AMOUNT: Varies. ELIGIIlILITY: Deserving students majoring in American and Texas history. APPLY TO: Director, Student Financial Aids. Aaron Schaffer Memorial Scholarship ORIGIN: Contributions from the family, friends, and students of the late Aaron Schaffer, 1957. ORIGINAL AMOUNT: Sl,186. AMOUNT: Approximately $150 annually. ELIGIBILITY: Graduate or upper-division undergraduate students of French liter­ature at The University of Texas at Austin who propose to continue their study of French at the University of Texas at Austin or abroad. APPLY TO: Chairman, Aaron Schaffer Memorial Scholarship Committee, Depart­ment of Romance Languages. GEN ERAL bFORMATION: Established in memory of Professor Aaron Schaffer, member of the Department of Romance Languages at the University from September, 1920, to February 24, 1957, and Chairman from September, 1946, until his death. The fund will remain open for future contribution. Mrs. Estelle B. Sharp Scholarship ORIGIN: Will C. Hogg bequest, 1937. AMOUNT: $1 ,200 minimum. ELIGIBILITY: Senior and graduate home economics students, preferably graduates of Texas high schools; health, family history, aptitude, and scholarship are considered. APPLY TO: Chairman, Department of Home Economics. GENERAL INFORMATION : Mr. Hogg, a graduate of the University and a former chairman of the Board of Regents, bequeathed $20,000 to establish this scholarship in memory of his friend, Mrs. Sharp. The scholarship will be available as often as the endowment will yield $1,200. Holders are required to be fulltime students and are not allowed to engage in any remunerative occupation. The committee on awards is the budget council of the Depart­ment of Home Economics. Schlumberger Foundation Scholarship ORIGIN: The Schlumberger Foundation of Houston, 1954. AMOUNT : Two awards of $500 each. ELIGIBILITY: Any student in his junior year who is majoring in electrical, me­ chanical, or petroleum engineering; physics; or geology. APPLY TO : Dean, College of Engineering. GENERAL INFORMATION: The award is made on the basis of scholarship. Frederick W. Simonds Memorial Scholarship Fund ORIGIN : Established in June, 1956, by the Geology Foundation in honor of Fred­erick W. Simonds, former faculty member. Earnings from the invested funds are to be used to "provide scholarships for undergraduate students, with at least junior standing, and graduate students in geology." Recipients to be selected on a competitive basis by the scholarships committee of the Depart­ment of Geology and one alumnus. DATE OF ORIGIN: June, 1956. ORIGINAL AMOUNT: $500. AMOUNT: To be determined by current available funds. ELIGIBILITY : Undergraduate geology major with upper-division standing or geol­ ogy graduate student engaged in full-time course work at The University of Texas at Austin who has demonstrated superior academic achievement. APPLY TO: Chairman, Department of Geological Sciences, The University of Texas at Austin, Austin, Texas 78712. GENERAL INFORMATION: Recipients to be selected as above, approved by the fac­ulty and the Executive Committee of the Geology Foundation. Slavonic Languages Scholarship ORIGIN: Senator Culp Krueger of El Campo, Texas, 1959. AMOUNT: $50 annually. ELIGinILITY: Preferably a Slavonic languages major or a student studying Slavonic languages. Must be a native born Texan. APPLY TO: Director, Student Financial Aids. GENERAL INFORMATION: This award was established by Senator Krueger to en­ courage the study of Slavonic languages. Beaumont Stinnett Fund-Junior Fellows Program ORIGIN: Mr. Beaumont Stinnett of Amarillo, an alumnus of the University. DATE OF ORIGIN: April, 1962. ORIGINAL AMOUNT: $1,800. AMOUNT: Varies. ELIGIBILITY: Provided to Junior Fellows in the Junior Fellows Program. APPLY TO: Dean, College of Arts and Sciences. Jennie and Carl Sundberg Scholarship Fund ORIGIN: Mr. Herbert J. Frensley donated ten shares of Teledyne, Inc. stock. $1,000 of this contribution was matched by The Brown Foundation, Inc., Hal­liburton Education Foundation, Inc. and Texas Eastern Transmission Cor­poration. This endowment fund began in November, 1967. AMOUNT: Varies. ELIGIBILITY: This fund is designated "for needy and worthy students in Arts and Sciences." APPLY TO: Dean, College of Arts and Sciences. Sun Oil Company Undergraduate Scholarships in Geology ORIGIN: Established in 1966 by the Sun Oil Company. Two scholarships in the amount of $800 each were provided for the 1966-1967 academic year and four scholarships in the amount of $400 each for the 1967-1968 academic year. AMOU NT: Varies. ELIGIBILITY: Recipient (1) must be an undergraduate student majoring in ge­ology; (2) must be a citizen of the United States. APPLY TO: Chairman, Department of Geological Sciences. Superior Cable Scholarships ORIGIN: Made possible by an annual contribution to the University by Superior Cable Corporation. AMOU NT: Two scholarships annually at $750 each. ELIGIBILITY: Engineering or technical science major, must be beginning junior year, high academic ability, financial need. APPLY TO: Director, Student Financial Aids. Texaco Scholarships ORIGIN : The Texaco Company makes an annual award of $1,200 to be used for undergraduate scholarships. AMOUNT: Three scholarships of $400 each. ELIGIBILITY: Male students of junior or senior standing; high academic ability and leadership qualities; fiinancial need; majoring in one of the following: chemical, civil, electrical, mechanical, or petroleum engineering; or physics, geological sciences, mathematics, or chemistry. APPLY TO: Director, Student Financial Aids. Tracor, Inc., Scholarships ORIGIN: Tracor, Inc., Austin, Texas. AMOUNT: One $200 award in mathematics; one $200 award in chemistry. ELIGinIT.ITY: Chemistry: Awarded to incoming freshman on basis of College Entrance Examination Board scores and recommendation by high-school teachers. Mathematics: Undergraduate with high grade.point average. APPLY TO: Department Chairman. Udden Memorial Scholarship Fund ORIGIN : Established in November 1967 by Mr. and Mrs. Wayne F. Bowman (Mr. Bowman is an Honorary Life Member of the Advisory Council of the Ge­ology Foundation) in honor of J. A. Udden, S. A. Udden and Sam M. Udden. Earnings from the invested funds (currently $500) to be used to provide scholarships at any level for worthy geology students. These scholarships will be awarded when the earnings are sufficient; at present they are not. AMOUNT: To be determined by current available funds. ELIGIBILITY: Undergraduate geology major or geology graduate student engaged in full-time course work. APPLY TO: Chairman, Department of Geological Sciences. GENERAL INFORMATION: Recipients to be recommended by Committee on Awards and Scholarships, approved by faculty and the Executive Committee of the Geology Foundation. United Daughters of the Confederacy Scholarship ORIGIN: Texas Division of the United Daughters of the Confederacy. ORIGINAL AMOUNT: $5,000. DATE OF ORIGIN: July, 1922. AMOUNT: Approximately $250 annually. ELIGIBILITY: Junior, senior, or graduate students who are lineal descendants of Confederate veterans and who are majoring in American history, preferably Southern history. APPLY TO: Mrs. John Barton, Second Vice-President and Chairman of Education, Texas Division, United Daughters of the Confederacy, Star Route, Bastrop, Texas. GENERAL INFORMATION: The committee on awards consists of the President of the Texas Division of the United Daughters of the Confederacy, the Chairman of its Education Committee, and the Chairman of the Department of History. Francis L. Whitney Memorial Scholarship Fund ORIGIN: Established in 1962 by the Geology Foundation in honor of Francis L. Whitney, former faculty member. Earnings from the invested fund are to be used to provide scholarships for geology students, either graduate or under­graduate. ORIGINAL AMOUNT: Ten shares of stock valued at $555. DATE OF ORIGIN: June, 1962. AMOUNT: To be determined by current available funds. ELIGIBILITY: Undergraduate geology major or geology graduate student engaged in full-time course work. APPLY TO: Chairman, Department of Geological Sciences. GENERAL INFORMATION: Recipients to be recommended by the Committee on Awards and Scholarships, approved by the faculty and the Executive Com· mittee of the Geology Foundation. COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION SCHOLARSHIPS Accounting Education Fund ORIGIN: Established by Alumni of Beta Alpha Psi, honorary and professional accounting society, within the College of Business Administration Founda­tion. DATE OF ORIGIN: September, 1956. ORIGINAL AMOUNT: $3,977.79. AMOUNT: Varies. ELIGIBILITY: Outstanding junior, senior, or graduate student majoring in account­ing. APPLY TO : Chairman, Department of Accounting. GENERAL INFORMATION: The nature and specific purpose of the fund is "Money deposited in this fund shall be held separate as an endowment, the income of which shall be devoted solely to the furtherance of accounting education, accounting research, and the progress of accounting in the Department of Accounting of the College of Business Administration of the University of Texas." Selection will be made by the Departmental Budget Council. Alumni Associated with Arthur Andersen and Company Accounting Excellence Fund ORIGIN: Fund established April, 1964. Grant consists of contributions made an­nually by UT alumni employed by Arthur Andersen and Co., plus a match­ing grant by Arthur Andersen and Co., and is to be used for scholarships and for any other purpose deemed appropriate by the Budget Council. AMOUNT: To be determined. ELIGIBILITY: Junior or senior accounting major selected by the faculty primarily on the basis of scholastic achievement. APPLY TO: Chairman, Department of Accounting. GENERAL INFORMATION: These funds are also used for graduate scholarships and other activities of the Department of Accounting. American Association of Petroleum Land Management Scholarships ORIGIN: The American Association of Petroleum Landmen and local landmen's associations throughout the nation. Established in 1960. AMOUNT: Scholarships up to a total of $'2,700 will be granted each semester, in the amounts of $200 per semester for the sophomore year, $300 per semester for the junior year, and $400 per semester for the senior year. ELIGIBILITY: Male students enrolled in the College of Business Administration and the petroleum land management curriculum. Awards are based on aca­demic aptitude, career interest in petroleum land management work, and financial need. APPLY TO: Committee on Petroleum Land Management Scholarships, B. E. B. 500, College of Business Administration. GENERAL INFORMATION: These scholarships are awarded upon the recommen­dation of the Committee on Petroleum Land Management Scholarships, composed of faculty and industry representatives. Bache and Company Scholarship ORIGIN: Scholarship is made possible through annual contributions to the Uni­versity by Bache and Company. Funds are usually given to the University every other year. The last award was made in 1967-1968. AMOUNT: $1,000 per year. ELIGIBILITY: ( 1) Must be a first semester senior whose degree will not be awarded before spring commencement, or must be a student who has just begun work in his first year of graduate study; ( 2) must have proven financial need; (3) must show high academic ability; ( 4) students in following areas are eligible: College of Business Administration: accounting, finance, general business, management, marketing administration; College of Arts and Sci­ences: economics. APPLY TO: Director, Student Financial Aids. Joseph F. Bartbmaier, Jr., Memorial Scholarship ORIGIN: Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Barthmaier, Pasadena, Texas, in memory of their son, a University student in the College of Business Administration, who was killed in an automobile accident in 1966. AMOUNT: Varies, according to the financial need of the recipient and the funds available for award during any academic year. ELIG!flILITY: Undergraduate male students in Business Administration, not necessarily top ranking academically, but who show evidence of good charac­ter, ambition, and financial need. APPLY TO: Director, Student Financial Aids. GENERAL INFORMATION: An initial contribution of $1,000 has been made by Mr. and Mrs. Barthmaier, with provision for additional contribution of $1,000 annually until at least $5,000 has been contributed by the Barthmaiers. Mr. Barthmaier's employer, the Rohm and Haas Company, will match contri­butions of the Barthmaiers through the Rohm and Haas Company Gift Matching Program. Business Administration Wives Club Scholarship OrllGIN: Scholarship fund of the Business Administration Wives Club. AMOUNT: $50 per semester. ELIGIBILITY: Husband of any member of the B.A. Wives Club who has maintained at least a 2.5 grade point average the previous semester. APPLY TO: President, Business Administration Wives Club. GENERAL INFORMATION: Several projects are undertaken by the B.A. Wives Club each semester to benefit the scholarship fund. This award may be obtained only in addition to any other scholarship award under $50. J.C. Dolley Finance Education Fund ORIGIN: Harold A. Dulan, University Ex-student and Head of Finance, University of Arkansas, Fayetteville, Arkansas. DATE OF ORIGIN: March, 1961. ORIGINAL AMOUNT: $100. AMOUNT: Varies. ELIGIBILITY: At discretion of the Department. APPLY TO: Department of Finance, College of Business Administration. Marquis G. Eaton Accounting Education Fund ORIGIN: In memory of Mr. Marquis G. Eaton by three Vice-Presidents who served under him when he was President of the Amerrcan Institute of Certified Public Accountants. DATE OF ORIGIN: May, 1958. 0RIGl"IAL AMOUNT: $2,167. AMOUNT: Varies. ELIGIBILITY: Outstanding junior, senior or graduate student majoring in ac­counting. APPLY TO: Department of Accounting. GENERAL INFORMATION: The nature and specific purpose of the fund is "Money deposited in this fund shall be held separate as an endowment, the income of which shall be devoted solely to the furtherance of accounting education, irccounting research and the progress of accounting in the Department of Accounting of the College of Business Administration of The University of Texas." Selection will be made by the Departmental Budget Council. Ernst and Ernst Scholarship in Accounting ORIGIN: Fund established October, 1966. Grant consists of $1,000 given each year by Ernst and Ernst to be used for scholarships. AMOUNT: To be determined. ELIGIDILITY: Junior or senior accounting major selected by the faculty primarily on the basis of scholastic achievement. APPLY TO: Chairman, Department of Accounting. Financial Executives Institute Scholarship in Industrial Accounting or Finance, Houston Chapter ORIGIN: Award established November, 1961. An annual award of $100 is made directly by the Houston Chapter, Financial Executives Institute to a senior accounting or finance major. AMOUNT: $100. Part I: Undergraduate Scholarships and Loan Funds ELIGIBILITY: Senior accounting or finance major with indicated intention of en­tering industrial financial field. Selection based primarily on academic ac· complishment. APPLY TO: Dr. Thomas H. Williams, Chairman, Department of Accounting, B. E. B. 300. J. Anderson Fitzgerald Scholarship ORIGIN: Originated October, 1959 in honor of Dean J. Anderson Fitzgerald by Frank M. Holloway, Austin, Texas. ORIGINAL AMOUNT: 1,000 shares of stock valued at $2,265. AMOUNT: Varies, usually under $500 annually. ELIGIBILITY: Student does not have to be outstanding, merely in need of financial assistance. For undergraduate or graduate level study in business. APPLY TO: Dean, College of Business Administration. Haskins and Sells Foundation, lnc.-Student Award ORIGIN: Award established July, 1956. An annual award of $500 is made directly by Haskins and Sells to a senior accounting major selected by the Budget Council. AMOUNT: $500. ELIGIBILITY: Senior accounting major with a cumulative grade average in ac­counting subjects completed through the junior year which is among the five highest of accounting students in the College of Business Administration; overall grade-point average (with particular emphasis on English subjects) is also considered. APPLY TO: Chairman, Department of Accounting. Hattie W. Hewlett Scholarship in Business ORIGIN: Originated in February, 1968 in honor of David Glasson Hewlett from estate of Hattie W. Hewlett. AMOUNT: Varies, usually under $500 annually. ELIGIBILITY: Worthy senior students in the College of Business Administration. APPLY TO: Dean, College of Business Administration. GENERAL INFORMATION: Awarded on basis of need and ability. Richard Holdsworth Memorial Scholarship Fund ORIGIN: Mr. Ernest Holdsworth established this scholarship fund in 1952 in memory of his brother, Richard Holdsworth. DATE OF ORIGIN: October, 1952. ORIGINAL AMOUNT : $10,000. AMOUNT: Two $200 scholarships annually. ELIGIBILITY: Business administration students, preferably from Zavala or ad­ JOmmg counties. Scholarship, character, and financial need shall be con­sidered in making the awards. APPLY TO: Director, Student Financial Aids. Mobil Oil Company Scholarship in Accounting ORIGIN: Fund established May, 1962. Grant consists of $500 given each year by Mobil Oil Corporation to be used for scholarships. AMOUNT: Two awards of $250 each. ELIGIBILITY: Junior or senior accounting majors selected by the faculty primarily on the basis of scholastic achievement. APPLY TO: Chairman, Department of Accounting. Monsanto Company Scholarship in Accounting ORIGIN : Fund established January, 1968. Grant consists of $750 to be used for scholarships for undergraduate accounting majors. AMOUNT : To be determined. ELIGIBILITY: Junior or senior accounting major selected by the faculty primarily on the basis of scholastic achievement. APPLY TO : Chairman, Department of Accounting. J. L. Mosle Memorial Scholarship Fund ORIGIN: Originated October, 1967, by Rotan Mosle, Dallas Union, Inc., in mem­ory of Mr. J. Ludwig Mosle. AMOUNT : $1,000. ELIGIBILITY: Graduate or senior in finance interested in investment banking as a career. APPLY TO: Chairman, Department of Finance. National Food Brokers Association Foundation, Inc., Scholarship ORIGIN: National Food Brokers Association, 1959. AMOUNT: $250 per year. ELIGIBILITY: Undergraduate or graduate students in the College of Business Ad­ministration interested in careers in the food industry. APPLY TO: Chairman, Department of Marketing Administration. GENERAL INFORMATION: The award will be made by a faculty committee and will be based upon scholarship, character, and financial need of the applicant. Rowan Company Scholarship ORIGIN : The Rowan Oil Company of Fort Worth, 1956. AMOUNT; $250 to $500. ELIGIBILITY: Students in the fields of business administration; electrical, me­chanical, or petroleum engineering; or geology. APPLY TO: Director, Student Financial Aids. GENERAL INFORMATION: The sum of $500 has been given each year to the Uni­versity to be used for one or more scholarships at the discretion of the com­mittee. This award is renewable each year and entering freshmen are eligible provided funds are available. Scholastic ability, qualities of leadership, citi­zenship, and financial need are considered. Southland J,ife Insurance Company Scholarship ORIGIN: Southland Life Insurance Company of Dallas in memory of Mr. John W. Carpenter, established April, 1965. AMOUNT: $750 annually. ELIGIBILITY: Undergraduate student in actuarial science. APPLY TO: Chairman, Department of Finance. GENERAL INFORMATION: To encourage excellence in actuarial science. Standard Oil Company of Texas Scholarship in Accounting ORIGIN : Standard Oil Company of Texas, Houston, Texas, 1959. AMOUNT: $500. ELIGIBILITY: Senior accounting student selected by the Budget Council primarily on the basis of scholastic achievement, extracurricular activities, and citizen­ship. APPLY TO: Chairman, Department of Accounting. GENERAL INFORMATION: The purpose of this scholarship is to encourage excel­lence in the study of accounting at the undergraduate level. Sun Oil Company Petroleum Land Management Scholarship ORIGIN: Sun Oil Company established the scholarships in 1966. AMOUNT: Two scholarships in the amount of $400 each. ELIGIBILITY: The student must demonstrate satisfactory academic ability and have a career interest in petroleum land management work. APPLY TO : Committee on Petroleum Land Management Scholarships, B. E. B. 500. Touche, Ross, Bailey and Smart Scholarship ORIGIN : Fund established November, 1966. Grant consists of $2,500 each year to be used to further accounting education at The University of Texas at Austin. AMOUNT: To be determined. ELIGIBILITY: Junior or senior accounting major selected by the faculty primarily on the basis of scholastic achievement. APPLY TO : Chairman, Department of Accounting. GEN ERAL INFORMATION: These funds are also used for graduate scholarships and other activities of the Department of Accounting. Union Oil Company of California Foundation Scholarships ORIGIN: The Union Oil Company of California established the scholarship in 1967. AMOUNT: The amount of the scholarship is $500 a year. The award is made annually. ELIGIBILITY: Candidates are selected on the basis of scholastic achievement, extra­curricular activities, and good citizenship. APPLY TO: Committee on Petroleum Land Management Scholarships, B. E. B. 550. GENERAL INFORMATION: Scholarships are awarded upon the recommendation of the head of the department. Final approval is made by the Foundation's Advisory Scholarship Committee. Arthur Young and Company Scholarship ORIGIN: Fund established March, 1958. Grant consists of $1,500 each year to be used for scholarships and for any other purpose deemed appropriate by the Budget Council. AMOUNT: To be determined. ELIGIBILITY: Junior or senior accounting major selected by the faculty primarily on the basis of scholastic achievement. APPLY TO: Chairman, Department of Accounting. GENF.RAL INFORMATION: These funds are also used for graduate scholarships and other activities of the Department of Accounting. SCHOOL OF COMMUNICATION SCHOLARSHIPS Gail Borden Scholarship Award in Journalism ORIGIN: Borden Company Foundation, Inc., of New York City, 1951. AMOUNT: $300. ELIGIBILITY: The senior journalism student with the highest grades on work done in the first three years in College. APPLY TO: No applications necessary. GENERAL INFORMATION: The Foundation gave $1,500 to establish an annual schol­larship of $300 for a 5-year period in memory of the founder of the com· pany, who was known throughout Texas in the days of the Republic as the editor and published of the Telegraph and Texas Register at San Felipe de Austin. A second grant of $1,500, extending the scholarship an additional five years, was made in 1954. Each year's recipient is chosen early in the fall semester of his or her senior year. Cabot Educational Grant in Journalism ORIGIN: Cabot Carbon Company, Pampa, Texas. DATE OF ORIGIN : March, 1952. ORIGINAL AMOUNT: 175 shares of stock, valued at $4,943.75. AMOUNT: Approximately $300.00. ELIGIBILITY: Senior journalism major who has maintained an average of at least B on three years of college work. APPLY TO : Chairman, Department of Journalism. GENERAL INFORMATION: The recipients are selected by the Scholarship Commit­tee of the School of Journalism and the award is made each fall. The income is used to award one or more scholarships annually in the School of J our­nalism, as detedmined by a Committee of Award. The Daily Journal (Caracas, Venezuela) Internship ORIGIN : In 1965 Jules L. Waldman, publisher of The Daily Journal, began offer­ing internship as a means of providing students with the opportunity to gain reporting and editing experience in another culture and to encourage the flow of qualified journalists into the reporting of Venevuela and Latin America. AMOUNT: Normal salary of newspaper worker in Venezuela. ELIGIBILITY: Must have received or be candidate for degree with either major or minor in journalism from The University of Texas at Austin ; speak Spanish and English; have 3.0 journalism grade-point average and 2.5 overall grade­point average; one year of working experience, either on The Daily Texan or other newspaper; have at least one summer of professional daily or weekly newspaper experience; letters of reference as to professional and character competence. APPLY TO: Chairman, Department of 1ournalism. GENERAL INFORMATION: The internship is for twelve months of working-learning experience on The Daily Journal, generally from June through May. (Sepa­rate travel scholarship may be applied for at same time.) Marjorie Darilek Memorial Scholarship in Journalism ORIGIN: Dallas Alumnae Chapter of Theta Sigma Phi with the assistance of other friends of the late Marjorie Darilek, 1950. AMOUNT: $100. ELIGIBILITY: A senior woman journalism student. APPLY TO: Chairman, Department of Journalism. GENERAL INFORMATION: Established in memory of Miss Darilek, BJ., 1946. The initial contributions to the fund amounted to $950. The committee on awards consists of the President of the Dallas Alumnae Chapter of the sorority, the faculty adviser of the University Chapter, and the Chairman, Department of Journalism. Delta Zeta Speech and Hearing Scholarship ORIGIN: These scholarships are provided co-operatively by the Austin Alumnae of the Delta Zeta Sorority and the Alpha Tau Chapter of the Delta Zeta Sorority of The University of Texas at Austin. AMOUNT: Two scholarship grants in the amount of $50 each will be given during the academic year. ELIGIBILITY: Restricted to advanced undergraduate or graduate students major­ing in speech and hearing therapy or in the education of the deaf. APPLY TO: Chairman, Department of Speech. GENERAL INFORMATION : These scholarships have been made available in order to promote the fields of speech and hearing therapy and education of the deaf. Support of students majoring in audiology and allied fields and pro­vision of aid to individuals with hearing impairment are among the national projects of the Delta Zeta Sorority in the United States. Charles Robert Devall Journalism Award ORIGIN: Mr. and Mrs. Charles K. (Lyde) Devall established a fund of $1,000 in 1964 in endowment account, interest from which is to provide funds for annual award in memory of his father, a long-time Texas newspaperman. Until fund has grown to sufficient size to provide the annual award, funds are being provided by the Journalism Development Program. AMOUNT: $50. ELIGIBILITY: Upper-division student interested in newspaper work, having finan­cial need and having achieved something worthwhile in college journalism work. APPLY TO: Chairman, Department of Journalism, and scholarship committee of Department of Journalism determine winner of this award. E. S. Fentress Fellowships-Internships ORIGIN: Established by Mr. Harlon Fentress, President of Newspapers, Inc., in May, 1959, in honor of his father, E. S. Fentress, who was owner and publisher of several significant Texas newspapers. AMOUNT: Two awards of $800 to be paid in return for 10 weeks of internship employment on either the Austin American-Statesman or the Waco News­Tribune and Times-Herald. ELIGIBILITY: Preference will be given to a student who has received a Bachelor of Journalism degree from The University of Texas at Austin; however, a student who has nearly completed his degree will be eligible for consideration. APPLY TO: Chairman, Department of Journalism. The Gulf State Advertising Agency Scholarship ORIGIN: Begun in 1964 by contribution from Seymour Cohen, Vice-President of the Gulf State Advertising Agency. AMOUNT: '$200. ELIGIBILITY: Annual award to worthy advertising student. APPLY TO: Chairman, Department of Journalism. Humble Oil Education Foundation Fellowship ORIGIN: In 1%3 the Humble Oil Education Foundation began an annual donation to Journalism Development Program for a fellowship. AMOUNT: $500. ELIGIBILITY: The Department of Journalism has used this award as a fellowship in advertising; worthy upper-division or graduate student in advertising. APPLY TO: Chairman, Department of Journalism. Jesse H. Jones Scholarships in Journalism ORIGIN: Houston Endowment, Inc., 1952. AMOUNT: Scholarships may vary from $250 to $500. ELIGIBILITY: Students in the School of Journalism, on the basis of outstanding ability and financial need. APPLY TO: Chairman, Department of Journalism, before September 1. GENERAL INFORMATION: Houston Endowment, Inc., a philanthropic corporation organized by Mr. and Mrs. Jesse H. Jones, is contributing $2,500 per year for a period of 10 years to support these scholarships. Recipients are selected by the scholarship committee of the School of Journalism. KLRN Work Scholarship 0RIGI'.'i: KLRN uses graduate students and, on occasion, advanced undergraduate students to work in the station one-half time (20 hours per week) for such things as floor men, cameramen, assistant directors, and for work in master control. AMOUNT: $2,500 for a 12-month period at 20 hours per week. ELIGIBILITY : Graduate standing or advanced undergraduate with background and experience in broadcasting. APPLY TO: Chairman, Department of Radio/ Television/Film or General Manager, KLRN-TV. The Will H. Mayes Scholarship in Journalism ORIGIN: Established in 1966 by Wendell Mayes honoring his father, Will H. Mayes, who was instrumental in the founding of the School (}f Journalism at The University of Texas of Austin. The first scholarships have been donated outright by Wendell Mayes and in addition he is setting up an endowment fund from which the income will provide the annual scholarship. AMOUNT: $500. ELIGIBILITY: Upper-division or graduate student in journalism at The University of Texas at Austin. APPLY TO : Chairman, Department of Journalism. Minneapolis Tribune Scholarship ORIGIN: Established in 1966 at The University of Texas at Austin as part of a nationwide $100,000 scholarship program over a five-year period, by the Minneapolis Star and Tribune directors. AMOUNT: $400. ELIGIBILITY: Awarded annually to the outstanding journalism student at the University at the end of his or her junior year. APPLY TO: Chairman, Department of Journalism. The Press Club of Dallas Scholarships in Journalism ORIGIN: The Press Club of Dallas Foundation. AMOUNT: Varying amounts from $200 to $300. ELIGIBILITY: Students from the Dallas area (including most of North and East Texas) who are majoring in journalism. To be selected by the Scholarship Committee of the School of Journalism. APPLY TO: Chairman, Department of Journalism. GENERAL INFORMATION: The Press Club of Dallas has chosen this method of encouraging education for journalism. Program for the Preparation of Professional Personnel in the Education of Handicapped Children ORIGIN: United States Department of Health, Education, and Welfare, Office of Education, Program for the Preparation of Professional Personnel in the Education of Handicapped Children. AMOUNT: Senior level: $1,600; graduate level: $2,000 plus $600 per dependent. Part I: Undergraduate Scholarships and Loan Funds ELIGIBILITY: (1) United States citizen; ( 2) acceptance to program in speech pathology/ audiology or education of the deaf; (3) admission to Graduate School for graduate level; ( 4) 90 hours of college work for senior level. APPLY TO: Director, Speech and Hearing Clinic. Radio/ Television Freshman Scholarships ORIGIN: The following radio and television stations in Texas have contributed scholarships for students majoring in radio/ television broadcasting: KBKI, Alice; KNOW, Austin; KTBC, Austin ; KVET, Austin; KGAF, Gainesville; KGBT, Harlingen; KNUZ, Houston; KFRO, Longview; KTRE, Lufkin; KONO, San Antonio; KSST, Sulphur Springs; WACO, Waco; KTRN, Wichita Falls. This program originated in 1956. AMOUNT : $100 to $300 per scholarship. ELIGIBILITY: Open only to students entering the University as freshmen to major . in radio/ television broadcasting. Some of the scholarships are limited to freshmen who live within the radio station's coverage area. APPLY TO : R. F. Schenkkan, Director, Communication Center, The University of Texas at Austin, by July 1. GENERAL INFORMATION: Recipients are chosen by the University. Awards are based on scholastic ability, financial need, character, and desire for a college education in radio and television. DeWitt Reddick Journalism Scholarship Fund ORIGIN : DeWitt Reddick Journalism Scholarship Fund Committee in honor of Dr. Reddick, Dean, School of Communication, December, 1962. ORIGINAL AMOUNT: $2,377.89. AMOUNT: Varies. ELIGIBil.ITY: Consideration will be given to (1 ) participation in journalism events of Interscholastic League, (2) scholastic record, (3) dedication to a career in journalism and ( 4) financial need. APPLY TO: Scholarship Committee, Department of Journalism. M. S. (Doc) Sellers Scholarship in Journalism ORIGIN : Wayne C. Sellers, in honor of his father, retired Texas newspaper pub· Iisher, 1961. AMOUNT : $250 annually. ELIGIBILITY: Male journalism major with definite plans to enter newspaper work. APPLY TO: Chairman, Department of Journalism. GENERAL INFORMATION: Preference will be given to students who have financial need. Sigma Delta Chi Scholarship, Austin Professional Chapter ORIGIN: Austin Professional Chapter of Sigma Delta Chi, 1949. AMOUNT : $150. ELIGIBILITY: A male student taking advanced courses toward a journalism degree, preferably a senior or graduate student. APPLY TO: Chairman, Department of Journalism, by June 1. GENERAL INFORMATION: The sum of $500 was given to the University in 1949 for annual scholarships of $100 for 5 years, and later was supplemented to pro­vide an annual stipend of $150. Texas Public Relations Association ORIGIN: Originated by the Texas Public Relations Association in 1958. AMOUNT: $100 award each semester. ELIGIBILITY: Awarded to a public relations major. APPLY TO : Chairman, Department of Journalism. Texas Society for Crippled Children Scholarships ORIGIN: Texas Society for Crippled Children, 1949. AMOUNT: Summer sessic>n tuition. ELIGIBILITY: Summer session students in special education interested in speech and hearing therapy and general classroom instruction of exceptional children. APPLY To: Director, Speech Clinic, or William J. Wolfe, Professor of Educational Psychology. GENERAL INFORMATION: Each summer the Society has awarded several scholar­ships. Texas Woman's Press Association Scholarship ORIGIN: Texas Woman's Press Association, 1951. AMOUNT: $200. ELIGIBILITY: Women journalism students. APPLY TO: Chairman, Department of Journalism. GENERAL INFORMATION: The above organization maintained the Pearl Cashell Jackson Scholarship in Journalism for many years. The scholarship was re­established in 1951, and the name was changed. Theta Sigma Phi (Austin Professional Chapter) Scholarships in Journalism ORIGIN: Miss Georgia B. Lucas of Austin, 1952. AMOUNT: Two scholarships of $200 each. ELIGIBILITY: Preference is given to women students who have graduated from Stephen F. Austin High School (Austin) and are entering the University as freshman journalism majors. Under some circumstances a graduate of an­other Austin high school may be considered. APPLY TO: Chairman, Department of Journalism. GENERAL INFORMATION: The original gift was $450, and subsequent gifts totaling $500 were added to this scholarship fund. The awards are made each fall. Part I: Undergraduate Scholarships and Loan Funds Paul J. Thompson Award ORIGIN: Started 1964 by Texas Student Publications, Inc. in memory of Mr. Paul J. Thompson who was Director Emeritus of the Journalism School and had served on the Board of Directors of Texas Student Publications for many years. AMOUNT: $100 annually. ELIGIBILITY: Outstanding achievements as a Staff member of The Daily Texan and demonstrating the qualities of character exhibited by Paul J. Thompson. APPLY TO: Texas Student Publications, Inc., Chairman, Department of Journalism. David M. Wari-en and Alvah Meyer Warren Journalism Scholarship Fund ORIGIN: David M. Warren of Panhandle, Texas. DATE OF ORIGIN: February, 1949. ORIGINAL AMOUNT: $3,000. AMOUNT : Two scholarships of $250 each. ELIGIBILITY: Preferably a senior or graduate journalism student. APPLY TO: Chairman, Department of Journalism. GENERAL INFORMATION: In 1948, Mr. Warren, Vice-Chairman of the Board of Regents from 1945-1955, donated a sum of money to the University anony­mously to endow the Texas Journalism Scholarship. He added to the fund from time to time. It was his wish that the donor remain anonymous until his death and that at that time the name of the Texas Journalism Scholarship be changed to the David M. Warren and Alvah Meyer Warren Journalism Scholarship Fund. This change was made to carry out his wishes. The en­dowment is now approximately $9,500. COLLEGE OF EDUCATION SCHOLARSHIPS Charles F. Arrowood Scholarship in Education ORIGIN: The Phi Kappa Sigma Fraternity established the Phi Kappa Sigma Edu­cational Foundation in 1957. Under this program, scholarships are awarded annually. AMOUNT: $50. ELIGillILITY: (1) Senior standing with a high scholastic average and no record of scholastic probation, (2) intent to enter the teaching profession, (3) excellence in practice teaching or expectation of completing practice teach­ing prior to graduation, and ( 4) at least one year of foreign language. APPLY TO: Director of Student Financial Aids, General Chairman, Phi Kappa Sigma Scholarship Committee. GENERAL INFORMATION : At the request of the donor, a faculty committee of award, with the Director of Student Financial Aids as the General Chairman, was named to handle these awards. Additional awards may be made during the year as funds become available. Mary Cornelia Gregory Summer Session Scholarship ORIGIN: Anonymous, 1927. ORIGINAL AMOUNT: $1,000. DATE OF ORIGIN : July, 1927. AMOUNT: $60. ELIGIBILITY: Teachers attending the University during the summer. APPLY TO: Mrs. Thomas J. Holbrook, P. 0. Box 661, Austin, by May 1. Applica­tion should be accompanied by a transcript of credits and two letters of recommendation. GENERAL INFORMATION : A former University girl gave $1,000 to establish this scholarship in memory of the mother of Thomas Watt Gregory. The com­mittee on awards consists of Mrs. Holbrook, Chairman; Mrs. J. E. Acklin, 3505 Hollywood, Austin; and the President of the University. Dr. Joseph L. Henderson and Katherine D. Henderson Foundation Scholarship ORIGIN : Dr. and Mrs. Henderson bequeathed securities to The University of Texas at Austin valued at approximately $200,000 for a scholarship. The funds were first available in 1966-1967. AMOUNT: $500. ELIGIBILITY: Needy students of good ability, who have completed six semester hours or more in education with creditable grades and who declare their intent of becoming teachers. APPLY TO : Dean, College of Education. Part I: Undergraduate Scholarships and Loan Funds Hattie W. Hewlett Scholarship in the College of Education ORIGIN: Originated in February, 1968 in honor of David Glasson Hewlett from estate of Hattie W. Hewlett. AMOUNT: Varies. ELIGIBILITY: Worthy senior students in the College of Education. APPLY TO: Dean, College of Education. GENERAL INFORMATION: Awarded on basis of need and ability. Harris Jones Scholarship-Travis County Society for Crippled Children ORIGIN: Mr. and Mrs. Herman Jones, 1953. AMOUNT: $100. ELIGIBILITY: Any student who is a resident of Texas and enrolled in good stand­ ing at the University, with preference given to those handicapped by cerebral palsy or those following a course in the field of special education. APPLY TO: Director, Student Financial Aids. GENERAL INFORMATION: Given by Mr. and Mrs. Herman Jones to the Travis County Society for Crippled Children for the purpose of establishing scholar­ships for worthy and needy students. Will Rogers Memorial Scholarship Fund ORIGIN: Will Rogers Memorial Foundation, 1939. The original endowment by the Foundation was $60,000. In March, 1944, $15,000 was added to the fund. AMOUNT : Varies. ELIGIBILITY: Handicapped students or students preparing themselves for work with handicapped children. APPLY TO: Director, Student Financial Aids. Texas Federation of Women's Clubs 1903 Endowment Fund Scholarship ORIGIN: The Texas Federation of Women's Clubs, 1903. The above organization endowed a scholarship with a gift of $3,500, only the income from which is used. AMOUNT: Approximately $105. ELIGIBILITY: Young women who have attended the University at least one year and who have taken a prominent part in extracurricular activities. The ap­plicant must pledge herself to teach in Texas schools for as many years as she is the recipient of the scholarship. APPLY TO: Dean of Women or the President of the Federation. GENERAL INFORMATION : The committee on awards is composed of the President of the Federation, a faculty member of the University, and the Chairman of the Education Committee of the Federation. Training of Teachers of Handicapped Children and Youth ORIGIN: United States Office of Education, Department of Health, Education and Welfare under the provisions of Public Law 88--164. AMOUNT: Graduate Level Fellowships: $3,200 for study toward a doctoral de­gree; $2,200 for study toward a master's degree; plus $600 for each depend­ent and all tuition and fees paid. Undergraduate Level Traineeships: Senior Traineeships--$800 plus tuition and fees per academic year; Junior Trainee­ships-$300 plus tuition and fees per academic year. ELIGIBILITY: Graduate: American citizenship, baccalaureate degree, and ad­mission to Graduate School. Undergraduate: Competition. APPLY TO: Chairman, Department of Special Education. COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING SCHOLARSHIPS Alcoa Foundation Scholarships ORIGIN: Established in February of 1959, by the Alcoa Foundation of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. AMOUNT: Four available at $750 each. ELIGIBILITY: Juniors and seniors, electrical and mechanical engineering majors, United States citizens, selected by faculty. APPLY TO : Chairman, Department of Electrical Engineering or Chairman, Depart· ment of Mechanical Engineering. American Institute of Chemical Engineers, South Texas Section AMOUNT: $400. ELIGIBILITY: Undergraduate majoring in Chemical Engineering. APPLY TO: Chairman, Department of Chemical Engineering. American Petroleum Institute Scholarship ORIGIN: Victoria Chapter of the American Petroleum Institute, 1958. AMOUNT: Two scholarships at $200 each. ELIGIBILITY: Students who are pursuing a course in or related to the petroleum industry. APPLY TO : Dean, College of Engineering. GENERAL INFORMATION : Scholarships are awarded to two students selected by the Victoria API Chapter Scholarship Committee. Student should give his age, marital status, academic standing, course of study, and any other information that might aid in choosing a recipient. American ~'elding Society Pennyhacker Scholarship AMOUNT: One award of $500. ELIGIBILITY: Junior or senior student whose studies must include welding. Have a permanent address in District 9 of the American Welding Society (Texas, Oklahoma, New Mexico, and environs of Shreveport, Louisiana) . APPLY TO: Dr. A. A. Toprac. Associated General Contractors-Houston Chapter A~IOUNT: Four available at $500 each. ELIGIBILITY: Undergraduates majoring in architectural or civil engineering and interested in the building industry. Must be a United States citizen. APPLY TO: Chairman, Department of Architectural Engineering. R. C. Baker Foundation Scholarship ORIGIN: Created by the late R. C. Baker, who was founder of Baker Oil Tools, Inc., 1960. AMOUNT: Four scholarships at $750 each. ELIGIBILITY: The scholarships are to be awarded to four students majoring in mechanical engineering and petroleum engineering. One award in each of the subjects is to be granted to students in their junior year and one award in each of the subjects to students in their senior year. Applicant must be a United States citizen. APPLY TO: Chairman, Department of Mechanical Engineering or Chairman, De­partment of Petroleum Engineering. GENERAL INFORMATION: Recipients selected on basis of financial need and pre­viously demonstrated qualities of scholarship, leadership, and character. Se­lection subject to approval of trustees of the Foundation. Henry Beckman Engineering Scholarship and Slide Rule Facility Award ORIGIN: Henry Beckman of Austin. ORIGINAL AMOUNT: $10,000. DATE OF ORIGIN: December, 1955. AMOUNT: $200. ELIGIBILITY: Academic standing in the upper 25% of a Texas high school grad­uating class, participation in the University Interscholastic League slide rule contest, participation in a 200-word essay contest, completion of en­trance requirements in English and mathematics for admission to the College of Engineering, and enrollment in the College of Engineering. APPLY TO : Dean, College of Engineering. GENERAL INFORMATION: Mr. Beckman gave the University $10,000 to establish the Henry Beckman Fund to provide for this award and the Ht'nry Beckman Engineering Conservation Creativity Graduate Award, and gave an addi­tional $1,000 to make these awards available in 1956. If in any year the awards are not given, income accruing is to be used to purchase books on resource conservation subjects for the Engineering Library. Belle and William Benson Memorial Fund ORIGIN: This fund was created in 1963 by Joseph L. Benson in memory of his parents, Belle and William Benson. AMOUNT: $200 per year. ELIGIBILITY: Freshman, majoring in engineering. APPLY TO: Mr. Josh C. Field, Rotary Club of Dallas, Box 659, Dallas, Texas. GENERAL INFORMATION: Only one award available per academic year. Dallas Rotary Club selects the recipient with notification given the Dean, College of Engineering. Boeing Scholarship ORIGIN: Boeing Company, 1961. AMOUNT: Five awards at $200 each. ELIGIBILITY: Male junior and senior students majoring in engineering (aerospace, electrical, mechanical, or civil) or mathematics or physics. APPLY TO: Dean, College of Engineering, or Director, Student Financial Aids. GENERAL INFORMATION: Factors considered in selection include previous scholas­ tic achievement, interest in and personal qualifications for chosen field of study, character, and financial need. Chemical Engineering Freshmen Scholarship AMOUNT: $200. ELIGIBILITY: Freshman majoring in chemical engineering. APPLY TO: Chairman, Department of Chemical Engineering. Engineering Wives Club Scholarship ORIGIN: The Engineering Wives Club of The University of Texas, 1952. AMOUNT: Two scholarships of approximately $100 each. ELIGIBILITY: Members of the Club and their immediate families. APPLY TO: President of Engineering Wives Club. GENERAL INFORMATION: Club members may submit in confidence to the presi­dent of the Club names of married engineering students who will be en­tering their senior year and will need financial assistance in order to continue their studies. The president shall submit all such names to the Dean of the College of Engineering for the selection of one or more reci­pients. Freshman Research Traineeships AMOUNT: Number available is open. Amount of each is up to $500. ELIGIBILITY: Freshman civil engineering major. APPLY TO: Chairman, Department of Civil Engineering. Jesse H. Jones Scholarship--Dollar-a-Day ORIGIN: Houston Endowment, Inc. AMOUNT: Number available is 28 at $130 per semester. ELIGIBILITY: Freshmen majoring in engineering. Applicants must be United States citizens. APPLY TO: Dean, College of Engineering. Longhorn Band Scholarships AMOUNT: Number available is 40 at $25 to $50 per semester. ELIGIBILITY: Applicants must be (1) members of the Longhorn Band and (2) undergraduates majoring in engineering. APPLY TO: Director of Longhorn Band. H. A. Lott Scholarship ORIGIN: H. A. Lott, 1964, Houston, Texas. AMOUNT: $500. ELIGIBILITY: Freshman male majoring in architecture or engineering. APPLY TO: Director of Student Financial Aids. Lubrizol Corporation Scholarship ORIGIN: The Lubrizol Corporation, Deer Park, Texas, 1956. AMOUNT: One available at $500. ELIGIBILITY: Junor or senior chemical engineering major. APPLY TO: Chairman, Department of Chemical Engineering. Mr. and Mrs. L. F. McCollum Scholarship in Geology and Petroleum Engineering ORIGIN: Mr. and Mrs. L. F. McCollum, March, 1959. ORIGINAL AMOUNT: Stock valued at '$3,925. AMOUNT: Varies. ELIGIBILITY: Undergraduate or graduate students majoring in petroleum en­gineering or geology. APPLY TO: Chairman, Department of Petroleum Engineering or Chairman, De· partment of Geological Sciences. GENF:RAL INFORMATION: Mr. and Mrs. McCollum endowed a scholarship fund with gifts of stock in 1958 and 1959. Income from the fund is used to provide scholarships for deserving students. McDonnel Douglas Aircraft Company, Inc., Scholarship Fund ORIGIN: The Douglas Aircraft Company, Inc., Santa Monica, California, 1952. AMOUNT: $750. ELIGIBILITY: Senior student in the field of aerospace, mechanical, or electrical engineering. APPLY TO: Dean, College of Engineering. GENERAL INFORMATIO'.'I: Established on a year-to-year basis. Mobil Oil Company Scholarship ORIGIN: Established in 1953 by Magnolia Petroleum Company, now the Mobil Oil Company. AMOUNr: One chemical engineering: $400 plus tuition and fees; one petroleum engineering: $400 plus tuition and fees. ELIGIIlILITY: Senior students in chemical or petroleum engineering. APPLY TO: Chairman, Department of Petroleum Engineering or Chairman, De­partment of Chemical Engineering. GENERAL INFORMATION: Awarded by faculty of each department on the basis of scholarship, leadership, character, and sincerity of purpose. Monsanto Company Scholarship ORIGIN: Monsanto Company. AMOUNT: Four scholarships available, ranging from S200 to $500. ELIGIBILITY: Freshmen and other undergradautes majoring in chemical and petro­leum engineering. Applicants must demonstrate financial need and have above-average academic records. APPLY TO: Chairman, Department of Chemical Engineering. Mosher Steel Company Scholarships ORIGIN: Mosher Steel Company, Houston, Texas, 1953. Mr. Mack Elliott (1913) and Mr. Lawrence Jones (1924), both graduates of the Department of Civil Engineering, and who were officials of Mosher Steel, suggested to their com­pany that these scholarships be made available at The University of Texas in honor of retired Civil Engineering professe>rs, E. C. H. Bantel and Stanley P. Finch. AMOUNT: Two S500 scholarships per year. ELIGIBILITY: Applicants should be civil or architectural engineering seniors. Fac­ tors considered in selection are scholastic attainment, need, and interest in structures or building construction. APPLY TO: Dr. C. W. Morgan, Chairman; Dr. New H. Burns and Dr. Franklin B. Johnson, committeemen. Olin Company Summer Project Grant AMOUNT: One grant at Sl,000. ELIGIBILITY: Senior chemical engineering major. APPLY TO: Chairman, Department of Chemical Engineering. GENERAL INFORMATION: Student will assist a major professor in conducting a summer research project. Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corporation Scholarship ORIGIN: The Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corporation, Lewiston, Pennsylvania, 1956. AMOUNT: SIOO. ELIGIBILITY: The student with a ceramics option who has the best scholastic record through the junior year. APPLY TO: Chairman, Department of Chemical Engineering. GENERAL INFORMATION: The student is selected by the faculty e>f the Department of Chemical Engineering at the close of the academic year. The award is made early in the following fall semester. Phillips Petroleum Company Scholarship AMOUNT: One at $500. ELIGIBILITY: Freshman petroleum engineering major. APPLY TO: Chairman, Department of Petroleum Engineering. Howard Brown Rickard Scholarship AMOUNT: Varies. ELIGIBILITY: Undergraduate majoring in engineering. Legally blind student. Ap­ply before June 15. APPLY To: National Federation of the Blind, 2341 Cortex Lane, Sacramento, Cali­fornia 95825. Elgin B. Robertson, Inc., Scholarships AMOUNT: Two at $500. ELIGIBILITY: Entering freshmen majoring in electrical engineering. A wards are renewable through sophomore year. APPLY TO: Dr. B. H. Amstead. GENERAL INFORMATION: Approved by Southwestern Engineering Foundation; apply by April 15. Rohm and Haas Scholarship in Chemical Engineering ORIGIN: Funds are received from Rohm and Haas Company, established Septem­ber, 1967. AMOUNT: Two $500 sch1>larships. Eucrn1L1TY: Undergraduate. Awarded generally to students in their junior year. Limited to American citizens. APPLY TO: Chairman, Department 1>f Chemical Engineering. Rowan Company Scholarship ORIGIN: The Rowan Oil Company of Fort Worth, 1956. AMOUNT: $250 to $500. ELIGIBILITY: Students in the fields of business administration; electrical, mechani­cal, or petroleum engineering; or ge1>logy. APPLY TO: Direct1>r, Student Financial Aids. GENERAL INFORMATION: The sum of $500 has been given each year to the Uni­ versity to be used for one or more scholarships at the discretion of the com· mittee. This award is renewable each year and entering freshmen are eligible provided funds are available. Scholastic ability, qualities of leadership, citi­zenship, and financial need are considered. Schlumberger Foundation Scholarship ORIGIN: The Schlumberger Foundation of Houston, 1954. AMOUNT: Two awards of $500 each. ELIGIBILITY: Any student in his junior year who is majoring in engineering (me­chanical, electrical, or petroleum); physics; or geology. APPLY TO: Dean, College of Engineering. GENERAL INFORMATION: The award is made on the basis of scholarship. Servis Company Scholarship AMOUNT: One at $500. ELIGIBILITY: Undergraduate or graduate majoring in petroleum engineering. APPLY TO: Chairman, Department of Petroleum Engineering. Signal Oil and Gas Company Scholarship in Petroleum Engineering ORIGIN: Signal Oil &Gas Co. Established in September, 1967. AMOUNT: $500 for academic year. ELIGIBILITY: United States citizen, majoring in petroleum engineering. APPLY TO: Chairman, Department of Petroleum Engineering. Society of Women Engineers-Lillian Moller Galbreath Scholarship AMOUNT: One at $500. ELIGIBILITY: Female, junior or senior engineering major. APPLY TO: Dr. B. H. Amstead. Standard Oil Company of California Scholarship in Chemical Engineer­ing ORIGIN: Funds are received from Standard Oil Company of California, estab­ lished September, 1967. AMOUNT: $500 upperclassman, $250 freshman. ELIGIBILITY: Left up to the discretion of the department. APPLY TO: Chairman, Department of Chemical Engineering. GENERAL INFORMATION: $750 for undergraduate student or students, usually di­ vided into one for $500 for an upper classman, and $250 for an entering fresh­man. Standard Oil Company of Texas Scholarship ORIGIN: Standard Oil Company of Texas, 1951. AMOUNT: $500. ELIGIBILITY: Outstanding junior students in petroleum engineering. APPLY TO: Chairman, Department of Petroleum Engineering. GENERAL INFORMATION: This scholarship is funded on a year-to-year basis. Stauffer Chemical Company Scholarship Fund ORIGIN: Funds received from Stauffer Chemical Company. Date established, Sep­ tember, 1967. AMOUNT: $1,000 available, may be awarded in two $500 scholarships. ELIG!llILITY: Senior chosen upon academic achievement. APPLY TO: Chairman, Department of Chemical Engineering. Sun Oil Company Scholarship AMOUNT: Four scholarships $800 each. Two given in petroleum engineering and one each in mechanical and chemical engineering. ELIGIBILITY: Freshmen majoring in chemical, mechanical and petroleum engineer­ing. Applicants must be United States citizens. APPLY TO: Department chairman. Superior Cable Scholarships ORIGIN: Made possible by an annual contribution to the University by Superior Cable Corporative Corporation. AMOUNT: Two scholarships annually at $750 each. ELIGIBILITY: (1) Engineering or technical science major; ( 2) must be beginning junior year; (3) high academic ability; ( 4) financial need. APPLY TO: Director, Student Financial Aids. Tenneco Scholarship AMOUNT OF AWARD OR LOAN: One for $800 to chemical engineering; two for $500 to petroleum engineering. ELIGIBILITY: Undergraduates majoring in chemical and petroleum engineering. APPLY TO: Department chairman. Texaco Scholarships ORIGIN: The Texaco Company makes an annual award of $1,200 to be used as undergraduate scholarships. AMOUNT: Three scholarships at $400 each. ELIGIBILITY: Male junior or senior students with high academic ability and leader· ship qualities and financial need; majoring in one of the following: engineer· ing (chemical, civil, electrical, mechanical, or petroleum), physics, geology, mathematics, or chemistry. APPLY TO: Director, Student Financial Aids. Texas Highway Heavy Branch-Associated General Contractors AMOUNT : $500. ELIGIBILITY : Senior civil engineering major. APPLY TO : Chairman, Department of Civil Engineering. GENERAL INFORMATION : Average student in need of financial aid. Texas Metal Fabricating Company Scholarship AMOUNT: $500. ELIGIBILITY: Undergraduate majoring in mechanical engineering. Must be a United States citizen. APPLY TO: Chairman, Department of Mechanical Engineering. Part I: Undergraduate Scholarships and Loan Funds Tracor Scholarships AMOUNT: Two $200 scholarships. ELIGIBILITY: Undergraduates majoring in electrical or mechanical engineering. APPLY TO: Department chairman. Union Oil Company of California Scholarships AMOU NT: Five at $500 each. ELIGIBILITY: Freshmen petroleum engineering majors. APPLY TO: Chairman, Department of Petroleum Engineering. Universal Oil Products Company Scholarship in Chemical Engineering ORIGIN: Universal Oil Products Company, Des Plaines, Illinois, 1956. AMOUNT: Two Scholarships of $500 each. ELIGIBILITY: Junior or senior students in chemical engineering. APPLY TO: Chairman, Department of Chemical Engineering. GENERAL INFORMATION: Awarded by the faculty of the Chemical Engineering Department on the basis of scholarship. Louis C. Wagner Scholarships ORIGIN: These scholarships were established in 1956 by the Directors of The Engineers' Loan Fund from a bequest made in 1950 by Louis C. Wagner, a 1908 graduate of The University of Texas in civil engineering. AMOUNT: $100. ELIGIBILITY: Applicant must (1) be registered in College of Engineering, (2) have credit for at least 15 hours toward a degree in engineering, and (3) have a C average in all work undertaken at The University of Texas at Austin. APPLY TO: Professor J. D. McFarland. GENERAL INFORMATION: These scholarships are administered by the Directors of The Engineers' Loan Fund. Awards are made on the basis of financial need, desire for a college education, scholastic ability, and character. Louis C. Wagner Scholarships (for Seniors) ORIGIN: Established in 1967 by the Directors of The Engineers' Loan Fund from the interest received on the investment of a bequest made to the loan fund in 1950 by Mr. Louis C. Wagner. Mr. Wagner graduated from The University of Texas in 1908 with a degree in civil engineering. AMOUNT: $750. ELIGIBILITY: Award is made to a senior student from each of the following de· partments in the College of Engineering: aerospace, architectural, chemical, civil, electrical, mechanical, and petroleum. The recipient shall (1) be an outstanding student, (2) be a citizen of the United States, and (3) be selected by a committee of the faculty of his department. APPLY TO: The chairman of the department in which the student is registered. GENERAL INFORMATION: These scholarships are intended to reward one outstand­ing senior student a year from each of the degree departments of the College of Engineering. They are administered by the Directors of The Engineers' Loan Fund and awarded in September after the recipient has been named by his departmental chainnan. Western Electric Company Fund Scholarship ORIGIN: Date established,1958. Western Electric Company, Inc., Lee's Summit, Missouri. AMOUNT: $400. ELIGIBILITY: Undergraduate engineering major. United States citizen. APPLY TO: Dr. B. H. Amstead. COLLEGE OF FINE ARTS SCHOLARSHIPS lrl and Jessie Allison Scholarship in Music ORIGIN: Mr. and Mrs. Ir! Allison, 1954. AMOUNT : One $100 scholarship. ELIGIBILITY: Freshman students majoring in piano. APPLY TO: Dr. Wm. J. Moody, Chairman, Music Scholarship Committee. GENERAL INFORMATION: The award is granted on the basis of talent, scholarship, and need. American Theatre Scholarship ORIGIN: November, 1967. AMOUNT: Varies. ELIGIBILITY: Undergraduate or graduate student with grade-point average of B or better majoring in drama. APPLY TO: Chairman, Department of Drama. Art Student Scholarship Fund ORIGIN: One-half of the proceeds of the annual Art Student Association art auction provide the basis for this fund. Occasionally, a private donor will make a gift of money for scholarship purposes, which is deposited in this account. Mrs. Nina Cullinan made such a donation in April, 1967. Mrs. Cullinan is a member of the University's Fine Arts Foundation Advisory Council and a patron of the arts. Initial records on this account are dated I961. AMOUNT: Varied; average $100 per semester. ELIGIBILITY: Scholarships are awarded by a Faculty Committee on the basis of the applicant's scholastic record and his financial need. Recipients must be registered in the University for the semester in which the scholarship is given. APPLY TO: Scholarship Committee, Art B. 222. GENERAL INFORMATION: Application forms are available in the Art Department office. These must be filled out and returned by the following deadlines : January IS-scholarships for spring term; May IS-scholarships for sum­mer and fall terms. Lillian Barkley Scholarship ORIGIN: Established by Mrs. Kathryn Grandstaff Crosby, a University graduate in drama, in honor of Dr. Lillian Barkley of the Columbia Movie Studio Education Program, July 23, I953. ORIGINAL AMOUNT: $400. AMOUNT : $100 to $150. ELIGIBILITY: Drama major in residence for at least one semester. Grade-point average of B or better. APPLY TO: Chairman, Department of Drama. Lucy Barton Scholarship ORIGIN: Funds donated by friends and ex-students of Miss Barton at the time of her retirement in 1962. AMOUNT : $100 per semester. ELIGIBIUTY: Drama major with at least a B average. APPLY TO: Chairman, Department of Drama. Harriet F. Batts Art Scholarship and Loan Fund ORIGIN: Established by Mary Batts Aldredge, executrix of the estate of Mrs. Harriet F. Batts, by trust agreement made pursuant to directions contained in the last will and testament of Mrs. Batts, February, 1932. ORIGINAL AMOUNT: $500 note. AMOUNT: Varies. ELIGIBILITY: Art students registered in the College of Fine Arts or in the School of Architecture, preferably students of painting and sculpture. APPLY TO: Chairman, Department of Art. Morton Brown Drama Scholarship ORIGIN: Morton Brown, former actor, 1961. AMOUNT: $60-$80 per semester. ELIGIBILITY: Any drama major who has demonstrated superior performance and a satisfactory academic record. Preference given to those who indicate a strong interest in a professional career in acting. APPLY TO: Chairman, Department of Drama. Burdine-Clayton-Anderson Scholarship in Music ORIGIN: Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Anderson, January, 1967. Endowed account-scholarships are given from accrued interest. AMOUNT: Approximately $400 per year, depending on availability of funds. ELIGIBILITY: Worthy student majoring in music. APPLY TO: Dr. Wm. J. Moody, Chairman, Music Scholarship Committee. Roy Crane A ward in the Arts ORIGIN: Gift to The University of Texas at Austin from Mr. Royston Crane, 5585 Jessamine Lane, Orlando, Florida, to establish the Roy Crane Award in the Arts. Mr. Crane is an ex-student of the University and a cartoonist, creator of the Buzz Sawyer adventure strip. The award was established in December 1964, the first presentation given at the Spring 1965 Honors Day Convocation. AMOUNT: Available interest income produced by the endowment at approxi­mately $250 per year. ELIGIBILITY: The award is intended to encourage creativity by undergraduate students and is given for work done independently rather than completion of academic assignments. APPLY TO : Dr. Donald L. Weismann, Academic Center 18. GENERAL INFORMATION: The competition is held at the beginning of each year so that the winner or winners may be announced at the Annual Honors Day Convocation each spring. Donna Dellinger Memorial Scholarship ORIGIN: Beta Xi Chapter of Kappa Kappa Gamma, 1952. ORIGINAL AMOUNT: $655.28. AMOUNT: $75 is awarded biannually. ELIGIBILITY: A senior or graduate student who shows definite dramatic interest and ability and is enrolled in the Department of Drama. APPLY TO: Chairman, Department of Drama. Application must be made before April 1 for award the following fall, and any time before the week pre­ceding the Christmas vacation for award in the spring. GENERAL INFORMATION: The award may be given to the same student for two semesters. Committee on award consists of two members of the Department of Drama and one member of Kappa Kappa Gamma. E. William Doty Scholarship Fund ORIGIN: Members of the faculty of College of Fine Arts and friends in honor of Dean E. William Doty on the occasion of his twenty-fifth year as Dean, 1962. AMOUNT: To be determined. ELIGIBILITY: Sophomores, juniors, and seniors pursuing a liberal arts degree who have demonstrated ability in art, drama, or music and any area of Arts and Sciences for which the B.A. degree is awarded. APPLY TO: Department chairman. GENERAL INFORMATION: Fund will be activated when Dean Doty leaves the University. Department of Drama Ex-Students' Scholarship Fund ORIGIN: Donations from various ex-students of the department. AMOUNT: $50 to $150. ELIGIBILITY: Drama major in residence for at least one semester. Grade-point average of B or better. APPLY TO: Chairman, Department of Drama. Hattie W. Hewlett Scholarship in Music ORIGIN: Originated in February, 1968 in honor of David Glasson Hewlett from estate of Hattie W. Hewlett. Fine Arts 57 AMOUNT: Varies. ELIGIBILITY: Worthy senior student in the Department of Music. APPLY TO: Dr. William Moody, Chairman, Scholarship Committee, Department of Music. GENERAL INFORMATION: Awarded on basis of need and ability. The Ima Hogg Scholarship for Piano Study ORIGIN: Mrs. Albert P. Jones, October, 1965. This scholarship was originally designated for students of Professor Dalies Frantz, now deceased. It is now available to outstanding piano students majoring in music. AMOUNT: $500 annually. ELIGIBILITY: Talented piano students. APPLY TO: Dr. William J. Moody, Chairman, Music Scholarship Committee, Department of Music. Jesse H. Jones and Mary Gibbs Jones Scholarship in the Fine Arts ORIGIN: This is an endowment fund established in 1966 by the Jesse H. Jones and Mary Gibbs Jones Trust, administered by the Houston Endowment, Inc. of Houston, for scholarships in the Fine Arts, and divided equally between the Departments of Art, Drama, and Music. Funds are deposited annually upon action of the Board of Trustees of Houston Endowment, Inc. AMOUNT: Varies, average $125. ELIGIBILITY: Scholarships are awarded by a Faculty Committee on the basis of the applicant's scholastic record and his financial need. Recipients must be registered in the University for the semester in which the scholarship is given. APPLY TO: Scholarship Committee, Art B. 222. GENERAL INFORMATION: Application forms are available in the Art Department office. These must be filled out and returned by the following deadlines: January IS-scholarships for spring term; May 15-scholarships for sum­mer and fall terms. Junior League of Austin Scholarship ORIGIN : Junior League of Austin. AMOUNT: $500 annually. ELIGIIlILITY: Must be a member of the University of Texas Spring Project, preferably a junior or senior high-school student, and must plan to major in music at the University. APPLY TO: Dr. William J. Moody, Chairman, Music Scholarship Committee, Department of Music. Junior League Scholarship (Art) ORIGIN: This account was established in March 1953. Deposits are made an­nually by the Junior League of Austin, Inc. B. Iden Payne Fund (Ostertag) ORIGIN: Miss Ostertag donated stock in the amount of about $5,000 for B. Iden Payne to use as a scholarship. AMOUNT : $100 to $125. ELIGIBILITY: Selected by Dr. B. Iden Payne in a manner of his choice. APPLY TO: Chairman, Department of Drama. Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia Fraternity Scholarship ORIGIN: Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia Fraternity, 1948. AMOUNT: $50. ELIGIBILITY: A new University music student, preferably a Texas resident. APPLY TO: Dr. William J. Moody, Chairman, Music Scholarship Committee. GENERAL INFORMATION : The award is payable upon matriculation. A student may hold the scholarship for only one year. Pi Kappa Lambda Scholarship ORIGIN : Pi Kappa Lambda Fraternity, 1952. AMOUNT: $50 each. ELIGIBILITY: Outstanding sophomore or junior music student. APPLY TO: No application necessary ; student to be selected. GENERAL INFORMATION : To be awarded each spring on the basis of scholarship and musical achievement. Presser Foundation Scholarship ORIGIN: The Presser Foundation, 1953. AMOUNT: Four scholarships of $100 each. ELIGIBILITY: Only students of good character and satisfactory standing who without the financial help provided by the Foundation could not carry on their studies may be made recipients of these scholarships. APPLY TO: Dr. William J. Moody, Chairman Music Scholarship Committee. GENERAL INFORMATION: An applicant must have completed a four year high school course or the equivalent. Preference shall be given to those who expect to become teachers. Betti Saunders Scholarship Fund in Drama ORIGIN: Established in 1967 by Mrs. Charles (Betti) Saunders of Houston through a grant to the Ex.Students' Association. AMOUNT: Varies. Usually $75-$100. ELIGIBILITY: Any student enrolled in the Department of Drama and doing satis­factory work. APPLY TO: Chairman, Department of Drama, and Executive Director, Ex-Stu­dents' Association. GENERAL INFORMATION: Selected by the Chairman, Department of Drama, with the approval of the Loan and Scholarship Committee of The Ex-Students' Association. Sigma Alpha Iota Scholarship ORIGIN: Sigma Alpha Iota Sorority, 1952. AMOUNT: $50. ELIGIBILITY: Woman music student with a B average or better. APPLY TO: No application necessary; student to be selected. GENERAL INFORMATION: This award is made on the basis of scholarship to freshmen girls in spring semester. It is announced each spring and awarded for the following year. Mollie Fitzhugh Thornton Music Scholarship ORIGIN: Mrs. Ann Caswell Allison, March, 1966. AMOUNT: Fund is invested until such time as the income becomes sufficient to activate the scholarship in the Music Department for study in piano. ELIGIBILITY: Music major or minor. APPLY TO: Dr. William J. Moody, Chairman, Music Scholarship Committee. SCHOOL OF NURSING SCHOLARSHIPS Allstate Foundation Scholarships ORIGIN: Established in 1960 through the generosity of the Allstate Foundation. Scholarships are available for students in the basic baccalaureate program and provide aid to a student for each of the last three years in the program. A~fOUNT: Approximately $310 per student per year. ELIGIRILITY: A recipient must have qualifications as a scholar, be emotionally and psychologically fit to be a member of the nursing profession and must show need for financial assistance. APPLY TO: Dr. Marilyn D. Willman, Dean, School of Nursing, The University of Texas at Austin. Ann E. Clay Fund ORIGIN: Established in 1958 by the will of Ethel D'Arcy Clay, formerly Director of the School of Nursing, in memorial to her mother. It offers loans and scholarships to women students in the School of Nursing. A:-.roUNT: Varies-no set amount. ELIGIBILITY: Any alumna or student in the School of Nursing is eligible for as­sistance from this fund. APPLY TO: Dr. Marilyn D. Willman, Dean, School of Nursing. Mary Gibbs Jones Fellowships ORIGIN: Established in 1966 by Trustees of Houston Endowment, Inc. AMOUNT: The amount of each fellowship shall be left to the discretion of the Scholarship Committee. ELIGIBILITY: Must meet entrance requirements of the University. Other criteria left to discretion of committee. APPLY TO: Dr. Marilyn D. Willman, Dean, School of Nursing, The University of Texas at Austin. Mattie Moore and Martha lnglet Scholarship Fund ORIGIN: Established in March of 1966, under the will of Mrs. Martha lnglet Beall, a graduate of the School of Nursing in 1919. Miss Moore was the aunt of Mrs. Beall and also a graduate of the School of Nursing in 1901. A~lOUNT: Total award not to exceed accrued earnings of previous fiscal year. ELIGIBILITY: Worthy students in the third or fourth year class of the School of Nursing at Galveston. APPLY TO: Dr. Marilyn D. Willman, Dean, School of Nursing, The University of Texas at Austin. Professional Nurse Traineeships ORIGIN: Was originally authorized by Title II, Public Law 911, Section 307, Health Amendments Act of 1956. The program is administered by the Di­vision of Nursing, Public Health Service, U.S. Department of Health, Edu­cation, and Welfare. AMOUNT: Amount of stipend determined by level of study of trainee-baccalaur­eate $200 per month, plus tuition and fees, dependency allowance and travel to the school. EJ.IGIBILITY: Be a citizen of the United States; be a graduate of a state-approved school of nursing; be a currently licensed professional nurse in a state or pos­session of the United States; meet the admission requirements of the school; be able to enroll full time. APPLY TO: Dr. Marilyn D. Willman, Dean, Scho<>l of Nursing, The University of Texas at Austin. Undergraduate Psychiatric Nursing Traineeships ORIGIN: Established in 1956, National Institute of Mental Health, Department of Health, Education, and Welfare. AMOUNT: An annual stipend of $1,800, plus tuition and fees. ELIGIBILITY: Must be a citizen of the United States; must be enrolled for full­ time study and must have full junior or senior status in an undergraduate program; must have an aptitude for psychiatric nursing and plan to enroll in a graduate program in psychiatric-mental health nursing upon completion of baccalaureate degree. APPLY TO: Dr. Marilyn D. Willman, Dean, School of Nursing, The University of Texas at Austin. Public Health Traineeships ORIGIN: Established in 1956 under Section 306 of the Public Health Service Act. Administered by Training Resources Branch, Division of Community Health Services, Public Health Service, Department of Health, Education, and Wel­fare. AMOUNT: A monthly stipend of $200 plus tuition and fees, dependency allowance and travel. ELIGIBILITY: Applicant must be a graduate registered nurse who is currently registered in at least one state; plan to accept a full-time position in public health nursing; be a citizen of the United States; must meet the institution's scholastic standards. APPLY TO: Dr. Marilyn D. Willman, Dean, School of Nursing, The University of Texas at Austin. The University of Texas Medical Branch Hospitals Auxiliary-Rosa Mae Pietsch Scholarships ORIGIN : Established in 1963 by The University of Texas Medical Branch Hos­pitals Auxiliary. AMOU NT: Detetmined by the Dean. ELIGIBILITY : Recipients selected from capable junior or senior students in the School of Nursing who are enrolled in Galveston and in need of financial as­sistance. APPLY TO: Dr. Marilyn D. Willman, Dean, School of Nursing, The University of Texas at Austin. COLLEGE OF PHARMACY SCHOLARSHIPS American Foundation for Pharmaceutical Education Scholarship ORIGIN: The American Foundation for Pharmaceutical Education gave an initial fund of $400 in 1943 for the awarding of $100 scholarships. In 1948, the Foundation made a grant of $400 to be matched from sources in Texas, and the Foundation has continued its grants with this stipulation. AMOUNT : $50 to $100 per semester. ELIGIBILITY: Junior and senior students who have and maintain at least a B average in the College of Pharmacy. APPLY TO: Dean, College of Pharmacy. GENERAL INFORMATION: The Behrens Drug Company and the Southwestern Drug Corporation matched this grant to provide additional scholarships. Behrens Drug Company Fund ORIGIN: Donor, Behrens Drug Company of Waco, Texas. AMOUNT: $200 annually. Used to match funds provided by American Foundation for Pharmaceutical Education (matching of funds required by Foundation). ELIGIBILITY: Student must qualify for American Foundation for Pharmaceutical Education Scholarship. APPLY TO: Dean, College of Pharmacy. Borden Scholarship A ward in Pharmacy ORIGIN: Borden Company Foundation, Inc., 1948. Ai\IOUNT : $300. ELIGIBILITY : The most outstanding pharmacy senior. APPLY TO: No application necessary. GENERAL INFORMATION: The Foundation gave $1,500 for an annual scholarship of $300 for five years. The Foundation renewed its scholarship in 1955 for an· other five years. John W. Dargavel Foundation Scholarship Fund ORIGIN: Established 1965-the John W. Dargavel Foundation, sponsored by the National Association of Retail Druggists. AMOUNT : $200. ELIGIBILITY: Worthy student in third, fourth, or fifth year of pharmaceutical edu· cation. APPLY TO: Dean, College of Pharmacy. GENERAL INFORMATION: The Foundation gives a $200 award to the College of Pharmacy annually to be used for a scholarship for a student meeting the above eligibility criteria. Elko Charitable Trust and Foundation Scholarship ORIGIN: Elko Charitable Trnst and Foundation, donor. Founded in 1966 through Elko Products Company of Kansas City, Missouri. AMOUNT: Five scholarships annually at $100 each. ELIGIBILITY: (1) Male student, (2) sophomore, or above, (3) must have scholas­tic average of at least a 2.5 grade-point average, ( 4) must show definite need for financial assistance. APPLY TO: Dean, College of Pharmacy. GENERAL INFORMATION: Each scholarship will be issued in two equal payments, one per semester. Grades of the recipient will be reviewed at end of semester to determine whether the student is maintaining scholastic eligibility. Health Profession Scholarship Program ORIGIN: Public Law 89-290 referred to as the Health Professions Educational As­sistant Act amendments of 1965 which amended Public Law 129 of 1963. AMOUNT: The amount of scholarship awarded to any student shall not exceed the amount of such student's financial need as determined by the school and shall in no case, exceed $2,500 for any 12 month period. ELIGIBILITY: (1) Financial need, (2) United States citizen or permanent resident <>f this country, (3) full-time student. APPLY TO: Dean, College of Pharmacy. GENERAL INFORMATION: The purpose of these scholarships is to enable talented students from low income families to undertake the course of study required to become physicians, dentists, optometrists, pharmacists, podiatrists, and veterinarians. Kappa Epsilon Scholarship Fund ORIGIN: Kappa Epsilon is an honorary professional fraternity for women in phar­macy. September, 1953. AMOUNT: Varies. ELIGIBILITY: Woman majoring in Pharmacy. APPLY TO: Dean, College of Pharmacy. GENERAL INFORMATION: Each year the Chapter sponsors certain worthwhile projects, including an award for the outstanding woman student in the College of Pharmacy and a tuition scholarship. Skillern's Scholarship ORIGIN : Established in 1967 by Mrs. Carolyn Busch, Executive Director of the Zale Foundation, Dallas, Texas. AMOUNT: $1,200 per year. ELIGIBILITY: (1) Applicant must meet all requirements for admission to College of Pharmacy, (2) must be a Negro, Latin American, or member of some other minority group, (3) must be in real need of financial assistance, (4) must be from the general area of Northwest Texas where Skillern's stores are located. APPLY TO : Dean, College of Pharmacy. GENERAL INFORMATION: Each year ambitious young students from minority groups in Texas, of above average ability, are unable to pursue training for careers in pharmacy because of the lack of adequate finances. The Skillem's Scholarship has been established by the Skillern Drug Division of the Zale Corporation and by the Zale Foundation to help meet the needs of these stu­dents so that they may obtain the best possible education as pharmacists and then become leaders in their professions and in their communities. One new scholarship is awarded each year (provided there is a qualified candidate). Once a scholarship is awarded the recipient continues to receive support until he graduates, as long as he maintains a satisfactory academic standing. The scholarship may be awarded to a freshman or transfer student. Southwestern Drug Corporation Fund ORIGIN: Southwestern Drug Corporation, Dallas, Texas. AMOUNT: Varies. EucIIlILITY: Student must qualify for American Foundation for Pharmaceutical Education Scholarship. APPLY TO: Dean, College of Pharmacy. GENERAL INFORMATION : Each year the Southwestern Drug Corporation makes an award of $300 to the College of Pharmacy. This fund is used to match funds for scholarships from the American Foundation for Pharmaceutical Educa­tion. GENERAL SCHOLARSHIPS Accredited School Scholarship (Valedictorian Scholarship) ORIGIN: Forty-third Legislature, 1933. AMOUNT: Exemption of $100 registration fee. ELIGIBILITY: One scholarship is awarded annually to the valedictorian, boy or girl, graduating from an accredited secondary school, this honor graduate being certified through the State Department of Education, under the following terms and conditions: (1) The school must be located in Texas and must hold at least fifteen units accredited by the State Department of Education. (2) The successful applicant must make the highest record among all the stu­dents graduating that calendar year, including winter, spring, and summer graduating classes and must make an average of at least 90% in the senior year. If no member of the class makes an average of 90 in the senior year, no award will be made. (3) Under no circumstances are these scholarships trans­ferable. ( 4) The scholarship is valid during the first Long Session after the holder's graduation from high school, and no other, and in no Summer Ses­sion. (5) The scholarship must be presented before or at the time the holder registers in the University. Holders failing to do this will pay the registration fee and will not be reimbursed therefor. ( 6) To be entitled to use the scholarship in the second semester, each holder must make in his first semester an average score of at least 2.5 per semester hour in all courses in which he received a grade, score being computed with A counting 4; B, 3; C, 2;D, 1; F, 0, per semester hour. (7) The conduct of scholarship holders must be satisfactory to the faculty. Eunice Aden Memorial Scholarship Fund ORIGIN: Established by Mrs. R. A. Cox of Austin and other friends in memory of Miss Eunice Aden, pioneer in the field of physical training for women and director of physical training for women at The University of Texas at Austin from 1910 to 1921. Miss Aden died April 7, 1967, and the Memorial Scholar­ship Fund was formally established in October, 1967. AMOl.'NT: Varies from $50 to $75 annually. ELIGIBILITY: Any entering freshman woman, with preference given to a major in Physical Education. APPLY TO: Executive Director, The Ex-Students' Association. GENERAL INFORMATION: The Eunice Aden Memorial Scholarship Fund is estab­ lished as a trust administered by the Loan and Scholarship Committee of The Ex-Students' Association. The trust fund of some $1,500 is invested and the income is awarded as scholarships. Air Force ROTC Scholarship ORIGIN: Provided for in the ROTC Vitalization Act of 1964 (Public Law 8S-647). AMOUNT: Covers the cost of tuition, books, lab fees, incidental fees, and pays an allowance of $50 per month. ELIGIBILITY: Scholarships are available to a limited number of cadets in the Air Force ROTC Four-Year Program. Cadets may apply in all four years of Air Force ROTC. Applicants are currently selected on the basis of: scores achieved on the Air Force Officer Qualifying Test, cumulative grade-point average of at least 2.5 on a 4.0 scale, a rating received from an interview board, and need of the Air Force. APPLY TO: Regular Air Force ROTC channels. Alpha Xi Delta Foundation Scholarship DONOR: Alpha Xi Delta Foundation of Texas, Inc. Date established, December, 1962. AMOUNT: $100. ELIGIBILITY: Young woman attending The University of Texas at Austin who is in need of financial assistance to continue her studies at the University. APPLY TO: Dean of Women by March I. GENERAL INFORMATION: Committee of Award: Alumnae Scholarship Adviser and Scholarship Chairman of Beta Alpha Chapter of Alpha Xi Delta Sorority. Altrusa Club of Austin Scholarship ORIGIN: Austin Altrusa Club, 1947. AMOUNT: $250. ELIGIBILITY: Women students of demonstrated ability. APPLY TO: Dean of Women, by March 1. GENERAL INFORMATION: Replaces the former Etta Porter Altrusa Scholarship, established in 1939. All awards are made by the club, and the money will be paid by the club treasurer through the Dean of Women. Alumni Scholarships ORIGIN: In 1965, The Ex-Students' Association agreed to match dollar for dollar funds raised by the Texas Exes Club for scholarships to be awarded to stu­dents from the city or area served by the club. Funds for these scholarships are contributed by individual alumni. In an average year, there are 30 to 35 of these Alumni Scholarships available, ranging from $100 to $500 each. AMOUNT: Varies with the local Texas Exes Club providing the scholarship. ELIGIBILITY: Student must attend The University of Texas at Austin; must rank in upper 25% of high school graduating class and must be a resident of the city or area served by the Texas Exes Club providing the scholarship. APPLY TO: President, any Texas Exes Club, or Executive Director, Ex-Students' Association. GENERAL INFORMATIO'I: These Alumni Scholarships (formerly known as Return­the-Favor Scholarship) were created by the Ex-Students' Association as a part of its "Operation Brainpower" program-an effort to get the best high school graduates to attend the University of Texas. Part I: Undergraduate Scholarships and Loan Funds Mary Munnerlyn Anderson Foundation Scholarship Fund ORIGIN: Mary Munnerlyn Anderson Foundation. James L. Bayless, Trustee, Hous­ton, Texas. AMOUNT: Two scholarships of approximately $500 each per year. ELIGIBILITY: Preference will be given to female students requiring financial as­sistance to complete junior and/or senior years and who are four year stu· dents at The University of Texas at Austin. APPLY TO: Director, Student Financial Aids. Army ROTC Four-Year Scholarship ORIGIN: Public Law 88-647 (1964). AMOUNT: Tuition, book allowance, and $50 per month (exclusive of six weeks during a summer camp for which other pay is given) for four years. ELIGIBILITY: Must be entering freshman, eligible for admission to the Advanced Course, and agree in writing to serve on active duty for four or more years. APPLY TO: Commanding General, Fourth United States Army, Fort Sam Houston, Texas. GENERAL INFORMATION: Application must be made prior to January 15 of senior year in high school. Selections are made by May 1. Army ROTC Two-Year Scholarship ORIGIN: Public Law 88-647 ( 1%4). AMOUNT: Tuition, book allowance, and $50 per month (exclusive of six weeks during a summer camp for which other pay is given) for two academic years. ELIGIBILITY: Must have completed ROTC basic course and be able to attain a baccalaureate degree in two years, and agree in writing to serve on active duty for four or more years. APPLY TO: Chairman, Military Science Department. GENERAL INFORMATION: Application must be made early in spring semester of sophomore year. Selections are made on a competitive basis during late February or early March. Belle Clayton Atkeisson ORIGIN: Will of Mrs. Belle Clayton Atkeisson, a former student <>f the University. ORIGINAL AMOUNT: $5000, October 6, 1962. AMOUNT: Two at $100 each. ELIGIBILITY: Applicants must have completed at least one year in college, have scholastic ability, general intelligence, physical fitness, character, personal­ity, spirit of service and financial need. APPLY TO: Director, Student Financial Aids. Henry Beckman Scholarship in Mathematics for First-Year Students ORIGIN: Henry Beckman of Austin, December, 1955. AMOU'.'IT: $500 or the net annual earnings from the fund, whichever is less. ELIGIBILITY: Open to those who have qualified for admission to the University as entering freshmen, who were in the highest 25% of their high-school graduat­ing class, and who have demonstrated unusual ability in the Number Sense Contest in any regional or state competitive test held by the University Inter­scholastic League. APPLY TO: Director of Student Financial Aids. GENERAL INFORMATION: Mr. Beckman gave the University the sum of $10,000 to endow this scholarship and gave an additional $500 to make it immediately available for the 1957-1958 session. The recipient is selected by a committee of award designated by the President of the University. Roy Bedichek Foundation-Texas Interscholastic J,eague ORIGIN: Roy Bedichek Foundation. First awards made through Interscholastic League in 1964--1965. AMO UNT: $500; one year only. ELIGIBILITY: (1) Graduate from high school during current year, (2) compete in state meet academic contests (League), (3) submit College Entrance Exami­nation Board scores or the equivalent, ( 4) have complete application in League office by June 1. APPLY TO: Texas Interscholastic League, Box 8028, University Station, Austin, Texas 78712. Kathleen Lomax Bland Memorial Scholarship Association of Resident Supervisors for Women ORIGIN: University Resident Hostess Association for Women, 1945. Name of group was officially changed in 1965 to Association of Resident Supervisors for Women. AMOUNT: $150. El.IGIBILITY: Texas girl, preferably a junior or senior, of exceptional ability and seriousness of purpose. APPLy TO: Dean of Women by March l. GEN ERAL INFORMATION : The scholarship was established in memory of Mrs. Bland, formerly Assistant Dean of Women. Dwight D. Book Scholarship ORIGIN : The Dwight D. Book Estate, 1957. AMOUNT: Approximately $200 per year. ELIGIBILITY: Any advanced undergraduate or graduate student whose academic record is outstanding. APPLY TO: Director of Student Financial Aids. GENERAL INFORMATIO N: Mr. Book left the bulk of his estate in trust for the pur­pose of providing scholarships for especially gifted advanced students. The original sum received by the University was $5,000. Additional sums will be added from time to time from the Trust Fund. The scholarship may assume any form, at the discretion of the Committee. Scholastic achievement is the primary criterion; financial need is not a consideration. James and Eleanor Worley Bostick ORIGIN: Established July, 1967, by James and Eleanor Bostick, both graduates of the University. Funds are made available on annual basis. AMOUNT: One scholarship at $1,100 per year. ELIGIBILITY: Applicant must be a male Negro or Mexican-American, who is a Texas resident, and who needs the scholarship assistance to meet normal academic and living expenses. Applicant must also be an entering freshman. APPLY TO: Director of Student Financial Aids. GENERAL INFORMATION: Scholarship may be renewed in each of the three succeed­ing years if the recipient is still in need of the aid and is eligible to continue in the University. David Levi and Caroline Margaret Campbell Scholarship ORIGIN: Mrs. T. S. Maxey, 1933. AMOUNT: Varies. ELIGIBILITY: Male student who is a candidate for the Methodist ministry and who has completed at least one semester's work with acceptable grades. APPLY TO: Executive Director, Ex-Students' Association, by July 1. GENERAL INFORMATION: As a memorial to her father and mother, Mrs. Maxey gave $2,500, the income from which is awarded each year. The fund is ad­ministered by the president, the treasurer, and the secretary of the Ex­Students' Association. The committee on award consists of the presiding elder of the Austin district of the Methodist Church, and the secretary e>f the University YMCA. Each holder of the scholarship gives a ne>te bearing in­terest at 5%, payable annually, until he begins full-time ministerial we>rk. The note is then held by the Ex-Students' Association for two years; if the maker is still in full-time ministerial work, the note is cancelled and returned. If he does ne>t enter the ministry as a full-time ve>cation within two years after completion of his University work, or other definite scholastic preparations, the note, plus any accrued interest, shall become due and payable. Lilia M. Casis Fellowship Fund ORIGIN: Established by the will of Lilia M. Casis, a long-time Professor of Ro­mance Languages. June, 1948, $5,000. AMOUNT: Varies. ELIGIBILITY: Worthy young man student with exceptional financial need. APPLY TO: Director of Student Financial Aids. Chimes Scholarship Fund ORIGIN: The graduating class of 1913 of the College of Arts and Sciences gave to the University a fund originally intended for the purchase of chimes. Addi­tions were made by the graduating classes of 1914, 1915, 1916 and 1918. The fund was converted into a scholarship fund in September, 1950. ORIGINAL AMOUNT: $192.07. AMOUNT: Approximately $50. ELIGIBILITY: Any student. Eligibility to be at descretion of Committee on Financial Aids to Students. APPLY TO: Director of Student Financial Aids. Clark Foundation-Texas Interscholastic League ORIGIN: Oark Foundation, Dallas, Texas. First awards made through Interscholas­tic League in 1967-1%8. AMOUNT: Twenty-two awards of $750 each; one year only. ELIGIBII.ITY: (l) Graduated from high school during current year, (2) compete in state meet academic contest (journalism, speech, science, number sense, slide rule or ready writing), (3) submit College Entrance Examination Board scores or the equivalent, ( 4) have complete application in League Office by June l. APPLY TO: Texas Interscholastic League, Box 8028, University Station, Austin, Texas 78712. Julie Ann Cohen Memorial Fund Scholarship ORIGIN: Julie Ann Cohen Memorial Fund, Inc. DATE OF ORIGIN: 1%7. AMOUNT: Varies. Amount to be determined each year by the Selection Committee. ELIGIBILITY: A woman student attending The University of Texas at Austin whose needs, character and scholarship ability shall qualify her as a recipient for scholarship aid. APPLY TO: Dean of W <>men by March l. GENERAL INFORMATION : Applicants are recommended by the Office of the Dean <>f Women at The University of Texas at Austin to the Selection Committee, which is composed of the Board of Directors of the Corporation, a representa­tive of Alpha Epsilon Phi Sorority at The University of Texas at Austin, and one member of the Alpha Epsilon Phi Alumni Association. 1967 College Bowl Scholarship ORIGIN: The endowment consists of $9,000 won by the University of Texas General Electric 1%7 College Bowl Team plus $1,500 contribution by Gimbel Broth­ers, Inc. AMOUNT: To be determined. ELIGIBILITY: To be determined. APPLY TO: To be determined. GENERAL INFORMATION : The additional $1,500 was given to the University by Gimbel Brnthers in recognition of the five wins on the General Electric Col· lege Bowl. Connally-Carrillo Act ORIGIN: Sixtieth Texas Legislature. AMOUNT: Exemption from payment of tmt10n, nonrefundable laboratory fees, fees for auditing a course, and fees for correspondence courses. ELIGIBILITY: (1) Under 25 years of age, (2) graduated in top 25% of graduating class from an accredited high school in 1%7 or thereafter; or graduated from an accredited high school in 1967 or thereafter and scored in the top 20% on a nationally standardized college admission test, (3) be a "citizen of Texas," (4) have a gross family income of not more than $4,800, (5) not be receiving any other scholarship, gift, or grant aid where the stated purpose is to pay for tuition, fees, and charges. APPLY TO: Office of Student Financial Aids. Joe B. Cook Foundation-Texas Interscholastic League ORIGIN: Joe B. Cook Foundation. First awards made through Interscholastic League in 1962-1%3. AMOUNT: $1,250; payable $500 the first year, $250 for each of next three years. ELIGIBILITY: (1) Graduate from high school during current year, (2) compete in State Meet academic contests (informative and persuasive speaking, debate, science, number sense, slide rule or ready writing), (3) submit College En­trance Examination Board scores or the equivalent, (4) have complete appli­cation in League office by June 1. APPLY TO: Texas Interscholastic League, Box 8028, University Station, Austin, Texas 78712. Daily Times-Herald Scholarship Fund ORIGIN: Established by The Daily Times-Herald, Dallas, Texas, by Mr. Tom D. Gooch, publisher of the paper. ORIGINAL AMOUNT: $5,000. AMOUNT: Approximately $125. ELIGIBILITY: New students of superior scholarship, preferably freshmen, who need financial assistance to begin study at the University. Only those of high character and superior scholarship but without adequate funds will be con­sidered. APPLY TO: Director, Student Financial Aids. GENERAL INFORMATION: Originally accepted by the Board of Regents as a student loan fund converted in April, 1945, to a scholarship fund. Daughters of the American Revolution Scholarship 0RIGI"I: Texas Society of Daughters of the American Revolution. ESTABLISHED: November, 1913. ORIGINAL AMOUNT: $4,000. AMOUNT: Approximately $500. ELIGIBILITY: Single woman student of junior or senior standing at The University of Texas at Austin. APPLY TO: The State Chairman of the Scholarship Committee through the Dean of Women by March I. GENERAL INFORMATION: The income from a '$4,000 endowment given to the Uni­versity is used for this scholarship. The Committee of Award is: The State Chairman of the Scholarship Committee, the State Regent of the Daughters of the American Revolution, the President of The University of Texas at Austin, and a member of the University staff appointed by the State Regent. Wilbur S. Davidson Scholarships for Freshmen ORIGIN: A sum of $60,000 was transferred from the loan fund to the endowment account of the Wilbur S. Davidson Education fund in 1948. AMOUNT: Usually $100, not more than $200. ELIGIBILITY: Beginning freshmen, preferably Texas residents, in the upper half of their high-school graduating class, who have not previously attended col­lege and who need financial assistance. APPLY TO: Director, Student Financial Aids. Deaf and Blind Students Exemption ORIGIN: Fifty-ninth Legislature, State of Texas. AMOUNT: Exemption from payment of certain fees. ELIGIBILITY: Blind or deaf persons who are Texas residents and who have a high school diploma or its equivalent, who have good moral character, and who have been accepted by the University. APPLY TO: Commissioner of Higher Education. Kate J. Decherd Bible Scholarship ORIGIN: Established by Susannah Wesley Bible Class of the University Metho­dist Church in Austin, in honor of its teacher. March, 1959, $2,000. AMOUNT: Awards vary_ ELIGIBILITY: Any student who is doing acceptable work in the University and who has shown interest in Bible study by having successfully taken one course in Bible in any one of the Bible Chairs whose work is accredited by the University toward degrees can apply for a scholarship for the next se­mester in which he plans to take further Bible study. APPLY TO: Director, Student Financial Aids. GENERAL INFORMATION: The object of the scholarship is to encourage students, preferably Methodists, to take Bible courses and thus to help them realize the interest and value of such study. Delta Delta Delta Sorority Scholarships ORIGIN: Theta Zeta Chapter of the Delta Delta Delta Sorority. AMOUNT: $100-$150. ELIGIBILITY: Women students. APPLY TO: Dean of Women by March 1. GENERAL INFORMATION: Two to four scholarships are awarded each year from funds of the local chapter which are matched by the national organization. Delta Phi Epsilon (Tillie Oderbolz) Scholarship ORIGIN: Established in memory of Mrs. Tillie Oderholz who served faithfully as Chi Chapter housemother for approximately 23 years. Mrs. Oderholz died July 20, 1960. AMOUNT : Approximately $100 per year. ELIGIBILITY: Woman student who shows definite capabilities, who is in need of financial assistance, and who is enrolled in the University at the time of accepting the award. APPLY To : Director, Student Financial Aids. Disabled Public Employees Exemption ORIGIN: Fifty-ninth Legislature, State of Texas. AMOUNT: Exemption from payment of tuition and laboratory fees but not de­posits. ELIGIBILITY: Children under 21 years of age of certain firemen, peace officers, employees of the Texas Department of Corrections, and game wardens who have suffered injury resulting in death or disability sustained in the line of duty. APPLY TO: Commissioner of Higher Education. Educational Opportunity Grant Program ORIGIN: Higher Education Act, 1965. AMOUNT: Grants range from $200 to $1,000 per academic year depending upon the need of the applicant but can be no more than one-half the assistance awarded to a student. ELIGIBILITY: (1) Exceptional financial need, (2) enrolled or accepted for en­rollment as a full-time undergraduate student, (3) United States Citizen or permanent resident of this country, (4) show academic or creative promise. APPLY TO: Student Financial Aids Office. GENERAL INFORMATION: All undergraduate students applying for a College Work­Study job, National Defense Student Loan, Texas Opportunity Plan Loan, and/or a scholarship through the Office of Student Financial Aids will he considered for one of these grants. Application dates will be the same as those for National Defense Student Loans and scholarships administered through Student Financial Aids. Sally Carruth Farley Scholarship ORIGIN: The Albert Sidney Johnston Chapter, of Austin, of the United Daught­ers of the Confederacy, 1940. AMOUNT: Approximately $50. ELIGIBILITY : A resident of Travis County and a lineal descendant of a Con­Iederate veteran. APPLY TO: Mrs. David B. Lewis, Jr., 601E.50th, Austin, Texas. GENERAL INFORMATION: The committee on award is the scholarship committee of the Albert Sidney Johnston Chapter. E. D. Farmer International Scholarship Fund ORIGIN: Created by the Forty-first Legislature, May 23, 1929, for the main pur­pose of building added friendship and goodwill between the State of Texas and the Republic of Mexico. To this end, the income is used from year to year in support of research and study by students and faculty of The Uni­versity of Texas at Austin in Mexico and in support of graduate or profes­sional study and research at The University of Texas at Austin by students and faculty of Mexican universities. AMOUNT: $2,500 for a nine-month scholarship, with an extra $500 for recipients who are married. ELIGIBILITY: Applicants from the Republic of Mexico must have been born in Mexico. Applicants from the State of Texas must have been born in Texas and must have completed satisfactorily at least two years of study in a reputable college or university, at least one year of which was at The Uni­versity of Texas at Austin, and they must be able to satisfy the admission requirements of the particular unit of the Mexican university to which admission is desired. Competition shall be on the basis of character, scholas­tic record, personality, and adequate use of the language of the country in which the study is to be pursued. APPLY TO: Secretary of the Faculty Committee of the E. D. Farmer Interna­tional Scholarship Fund, Institute for Latin American Studies, 214 Arch­way, Austin, Texas 78705. GENERAL INFORMATION: Scholarship appointments shall ordinarily be for one school session of nine months, but may be for a shorter period or for as long as twelve months. During their incumbency holders may not engage in any employment for pay. Foreign Student Tuition Scholarships ORIGIN: University funds set aside by the Board of Regents. AMOUNT: Partial-tuition scholarship not to exceed $150 a semester. ELIGIBILITY: Foreign students who (1) have demonstrated the ability to speak and write English satisfactorily; ( 2) have a grade average equivalent to at least the University C in all courses transferred, or, if a former student at the University, a grade average of at least C in courses taken during the last two semesters in residence here ; (3) are in need of this assistance to attend the University. APPLY TO: Director, International Office. GENERAL INFOR'VIATION : The committee on award is the International Advisory Committee. General Motors Corporation Scholarship ORIGIN: General Motors Corporation, 1956. AMOUNT: Varies. $200 to $2,000, depending upon financial need. ELIGIBILITY: Open to any entering freshman at The University of Texas at Aus­tin. Applicants must submit a statement of financial need. Factors consid­ered in selecting awardees include scholastic ability, leadership, and char­ acter. APPLY TO: Director, Student Financial Aids. GENERAL INFORMATION: One new scholarship is available each year. Each scholarship may be renewed for three successive years. Good Neighbor Scholarships ORIGIN: The Forty-seventh Legislature of Texas, 1941. AMOUNT: Exemption from tuition. ELIGIBILITY: Five students each year from each of the other nations of the Americas, not to exceed one hundred in any one year, for study in state­supported institutions of collegiate rank. APPLY TO: Director, International Office. GE!'iERAL INFORMATION: Every applicant must furnish satisfactory evidence, cer­tified by the proper authority of his country, that he is a bona fide citizen and resident of the country which certifies his application, that he has lived in the country for a period of at least five years, and that he is scholastically qualified for admission. The University's International Advisory Committee submits applications for the University to the State Board of Education, which makes the awards. Charles W. Hackett Scholarship in Latin American Studies ORIGIN: The Phi Kappa Sigma Fraternity established the Phi Kappa Sigma Educational Foundation in 1957. Under this program three general scholar­ships, consisting of one or more awards each, are awarded annually. A1uOUNT: $100, or may he divided between a graduate and an undergraduate student at the discretion of the committee. ELIGIBILITY: (1) A graduate student who has completed one semester of grad­uate work in the University with no grade below B and who intends to continue in a Latin American field of study. (2) A senior student with a high scholastic average who has not been on scholastic probation, has com· pleted 89 hours of work toward the Bachelor of Arts degree, has studied Spanish or Portuguese for 2 semesters or otherwise acquired a reading knowledge of same, and is majoring in Latin American studies for the Bachelor of Arts degree. APPLY TO: Director, Student Financial Aids; General Chairman, Phi Kappa Sigma Scholarship Committee. GDIERAL INFORMATION: At the request of the donor, a faculty committee of award, with the Director of Student Financial Aids as the General Chair­man, was named to handle these awards. Additional awards may be made during the year as funds become available. Governor and Mrs. James Stephen Hogg Memorial Scholarship Fund ORIGIN: Will C. Hogg bequest. AMOUNT: Approximately $150. ELIGIBILITY: ·Freshman students, with preference given to students from the high schools of Texas. A wards are based on financial need, desire for a college education, scholastic ability, and character. APPLY TO: Director, Student Financial Aids. GENERAL INFORMATION: On recommendation of the Board frf Directors of the Students' Memorial Loan Fund, and approval of the President and the Board of Regents, the sum of $151,114 was transferred from the Students' Memorial Scholarship Fund to establish this scholarship in memory of Governor and Mrs. James Stephen Hogg. This carries out the intent of Will C. Hogg in making his original bequest to the Students' Memorial Loan Fund. The scholarship fund is administered by the Board of Directors of the Students' Memorial Loan Fund. The first awards were made for the 1958-1959 session. Houston Endowment-Texas Interscholastic League ORIGIN: Houston Endowment. AMOUNT: Twenty awards of $750 each; payable $500 the first year, $250 the second. ELIGIBILITY: (1) Graduate from high school during the current year, (2) com­pete in State Meet academic contests (journalism, speech, science, number sense, slide rule, or ready writing), (3) submit College Entrance Examina· tion Board scores or the equivalent, (4) have complete application in League Office by June 1, (5) for students in League conference AAA, AA, A, or B schools only. APPLY TO: Texas Interscholastic League Foundation, Box 8028, University Sta­tion, Austin, Texas 78712. GENERAL INFORMATION: Recipients must attend The University of Texas at Aus­tin or The University of Texas at El Paso. Emilie Wheelock Howson Scholarship of the Austin Woman's Club ORIGIN: Austin Woman's Club. Date established: May, 1963. AMOUNT: $100-$150 a year. ELIGIBILITY: Woman student from Austin with junior or senior classification. APPLY TO: Dean of Women by March 1. GENERAL INFORMATION: Committee of award: Scholarship Committee of Club. John Dorlin Howson and Emilie Wheelock Howson Scholarships ORIGIN: Mrs. Emilie Wheelock Howson bequest, Austin, 1957. AMOUNT: Two scholarships; approximately $200 each. ELIGIBILITY: Any student in the University. APPLY TO: Director of Student Financial Aids. GENERAL INFORMATION: Mrs. Emilie Wheelock Howson bequeathed $10,000 to the University to establish these scholarships. The income from this sum is to be used for two scholarships annually. lnterfraternity Council Scholarships ORIGIN : Interfraternity Council, 1943. AMOU:-f the University in co-operation with the Committee on Financial Aid to Students. ELIGIBILITY: Christian students on the basis of academic ability, general intel­ligence, and personal character, with due consideration of the individual's financial circumstances. APPLY TO: Director of Student Financial Aids. GENERAL INFORMATION: The James M. Rockwell and Sarah Wade Rockwell En­dowment Fund gave the University $25,000 to establish this scholarship in memory of the founders of the Rockwell Fund. The income from this en­dowment is used annually for an award or awards. Recipients are required to maintain a satisfactory academic average. Will Rogers Memorial Scholarship Fund ORIGIN: Will Rogers Memorial Foundation, 1939. AMOUNT: Varies according to need of applicant. ELIGIBILITY: Handicapped students or students preparing themselves for work with handicapped children. APPLY TO: Director of Student Financial Aids. GENERAL INFORMATION: The original endowment by the Foundation was $60,000. In March, 1944, $15,000 was added to the fund. Charles Morton Share Scholarship ORIGIN: Established by Charles Morton Share Trust, 1961. AMOUNT: Varies. ELIGIBILITY: Any student. APPLY TO: Chairman, Department of Chemistry. GENERAL INFORMATION: Selection will be made by the Chairman of the Depart­ment of Chemistry, Director of Student Financial Aids, and a representative of the trustees of Morton Share Trust. T. H. Shelby-Texas Interscholastic League ORIGIN : Funds provided by Mrs. Dorothy Shelby Casey in memory of her father. AMOUNT: $500 award; payable $250 a semester (one year only). ELIGIBILITY: (1) Graduate from high school during the current year; (2) com­pete in State Meet academic contests (League) ; (3) submit College En­trance Examination Board scores or the equivalent; (4) have complete ap­plication in League office by June 1. APPLY TO: Texas Interscholastic League Foundation, Box 8028, University Station, Austin, Texas 78712. GENERAL INFORMATION : Recipient must attend The University of Texas at Austin. Ascher Silberstein Scholarship ORIGIN: Mrs. Rosa Silberstein of Dallas, 1921. AMOUNT: Approximately $150. ELIGIBILITY: Students from Dallas. APPLY TO: Director of Student Financial Aids. GENERAL INFORMATION: In memory of her husband, Mrs. Silberstein endowed this scholarship with $5,000, only the income from which is used. Usually $100 is given to the recipient during the September registration and $50 on January 15. The committee on award consists of the Director of Student Fi­ nancial Aids, Mr. L. G. Highnote, and Mrs. Lynn Landrum of Dallas. Jonas and Dora Silberstein Scholarship Fund ORIGIN: Established by Mrs. Max Silberstein, independent executor of the will of Mrs. Dora Silberstein, in conformity with her wishes, July, 1946. ORIGINAL AMOUNT: Sl,000. AMOUNT: Approximately SSO for payment of tuition. ELIGIBILITY: Any Jewish student or prospective student who has a satisfactory scholastic record and is in need of financial assistance. APPLY TO: Dr. Alan Scott, Associate Professor of Journalism. GENERAL INFORMATION: This scholarship was established by Mrs. Silberstein in accordance with the wishes of the late Mrs. Dora Silberstein, by endowing the scholarship with Sl,000, only the income from which is used. The com· mittee on award consists of Mrs. Silberstein and Dr. Scott. Lee Lytton Smith Scholarship ORIGIN: Austin Woman's Federation, in honor of Mrs. Lee Lytton Smith who or· ganized the Austin Woman's Federation in 1938. Established in 1958. ORIGINAL AMOUNT: $2,500. AMOUNT: Varies. Determined by the Committee of Award. ELIGIBILITY: For women studying at the University. APPLY TO : Dean of Women by March 1. GENERAL INFORMATION: The Federation's goal is an endowment of $5,000. The Committee of Award, consisting of the Dean of Women of the University, Chairman of the Lee Lytton Smith Scholarship Fund, and the Chairman of the Education Department of the Austin Woman's Federation, determines the specific terms and the amounts of the scholarships. The scholarships were first available for 1959-1960. Southern Union Gas Company Scholarship ORIGIN: Funds are given to the University annually to support this scholarship by Southern Union Gas Co., Austin, Texas. A~IOUNT: $500. ELIGIBILITY : Entering freshman from Austin area. Applicant should possess aca· demic ability. Financial need will also be considered. ..\PPLY TO: Director of Student Financial Aids. Spain-Leff Memorial Scholarship ORIGIN: Friends and relatives of three University ex-students who were killed in an automobile accident: Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Spain and Mrs. Soldeig H. Leff. Established in 1956. A)IOUNT: Varies, approximately $75. ELIGIBILITY: Undergraduate students, preferably of Jewish faith. APPLY TO: Director of Student Financial Aids. GENERAL INFORMATION: Later donations have been added to the original sum of $2,500. The money is invested by the Board of Regents and the income used to provide a scholarship. Sponsored Student Scholarships ORIGIN: Sponsored Student Committee, 1952. AMOUNT : Room, board and tuition. ELIGIBILITY: Foreign students only. APPLY TO: Director, International Office. GENERAL INFORMATION : Through the Sponsored Student Committee of the Stu­dents' Association a limited number of foreign students are given scholar­ships for room, board, and tuition. Room and meals are provided by stu­dent organizations maintaining houses near the campus. The Sponsored Student Committee, using funds from Campus Chest contributions, supple­ments a foreign student tuition scholarship large enough to cover all regis­tration costs for each student. Recipients of these scholarships are chosen from applications submitted through the Institute of International Education, 1East67th Street, New York 21, New York. Student Property Deposit Scholarships ORIGIN: Student Assembly via the Board of Regents, 1949. AMOUNT: $100. ELIGIBILITY: Any University student with demonstrated participation in stu­dent activities, 2.6 grade-point average, and financial need. APPLY TO: Director of Student Financial Aids. GENERAL INFORMATION: The funds for these scholarships come from the invest­ment of a portion of student property deposits. Approximately 75 scholar­ships are available. The committee on awards is the Committee on Finan­cial Aid to Students. Students' Memorial Scholarship Fund ORIGIN: The Ex-Students' Association of the University of Texas and the Stu­dents' Memorial Loan Fund. ELIGIBILITY: Freshmen, with preference given to students from the high schools of Texas. APPLY TO: Director of Student Financial Aids. GENERAL INFORMATION: Awards are based on financial need, desire for a col­lege education, scholastic ability, and character. Texas Federation of Women's Clubs 1903 Endowment Fund Scholarship ORIGIN: The Texas Federation of Women's Clubs, 1903. AMOUNT: Approximately $150. ELIGIBILITY: Young women who have attended the University at least one year and who have taken a prominent part in extracurricular activities. The applicant must pledge herself to teach in Texas schools for as many years as she is the recipient of the scholarship. APPLY To: Dean of Women, or President of the Federation. GE:'\ERAL INFORMATION : The above organization endowed a scholarship with a gift of $3,900, only the income from which is used. The committee on award is composed of the President of the Federation, a faculty member of the University, and the Chairman of the Education Committee of the Federation. Texas Federation of Women's Clubs Latin American Scholarship ORIGIN: Texas Federation of Women's Clubs, 1941. AMOUNT: $900. ELIGIBILITY: Latin American women students. APPLY TO: Director, International Office. GENERAL INFORMATION: In 1947 the Board of Directors of the above organiza· tion combined two scholarships into the one annual grant. Texas Interscholastic League Foundation A)10VNT: Two awards of $500 each; payable $250 each semester (one year only) . ELIGIBILITY: (1) Graduate from high school during the current year; (2) com· pete in State Meet academic contests (League); (3) submit College En· trance Examination Board scores or the equivalent; (4) have complete ap· plication in League office by June 1. APPLY TO: Texas Interscholastic League Foundation, Box 8028, University Sta· tion, Austin, Texas 78712. GENERAL INFORMATION: Recipients may attend any accredited four-year col­lege or The University of Texas at Austin. Texas Veterans of World War II Memorial Scholarship Fund ORIGIN: A group of Texas Yeterans of World War II. A~10UNT: Varies. ELIGIBILITY : Wife of a deceased or disabled Texas veteran of World War II or a child of any Texas veteran of World War II. APPLY TO: Director of Student Financial Aids. GENERAL INFORMATION: Established as a memorial to Texas veterans of World War II to assist their families in their education. The fund was begun during the War and added to for a number of years after the War. It has been in· vested and the accrued interest added to the fund. Money for the scholarships was available for the first time in September, 1960. Joe C. Thompson Memorial Scholarships for Longhorn Band Members ORIGIN: Messrs. Reese Cleveland of Midland and R. W. McKinney of Nacog· cloches, 1962. AMOUNT: Two $100 scholarships annually. ELIGIBILITY: Member, in good standing, of the Longhorn Band. Awarded on the basis of outstanding musicianship and need. Must maintain a C average in the University. APPLY TO: Executive Director, the Ex-Students Association. GENERAL INFORMATION: These scholarships were established in memory of Joe C. (Jodie) Thompson, former regent of The University of Texas and first life member of The Ex-Students' Association. Awards of the scholarships are to be made by a committee consisting of the Director of the Longhorn Band, the Executive Director of the Ex-Students' Association and the Busi­ness Manager of the Ex-Students' Association. Tuition Scholarships ORIGIN: Legislative action, 1957, State of Texas. AMOUNT : Amount may not exceed one-half of total tuition paid by Texas resi­dent as a full-time student. ELIGIBILITY: Residents of Texas. Awarded on basis of character and satisfac­tory academic record but primarily on financial need. Must be full-time student. Undergraduates must be enrolling for 12 semester hours, law stu­dents for 10 semester hours, and graduate students for 9 hours. APPLY TO: Director of Student Financial Aids by September 1 for the fall se­mester, January 8 for the spring semester. GENERAL INFORMATION: These scholarships may be awarded for each semester of the long session, but not during the summer. Upper-Class Advisers Scholarship ORIGIN: Upper-Class Advisers at The University of Texas at Austin. Date estab­lished : 1967. AMOUNT: Approximately $125. ELIGIBILITY: A single woman student in need of financial aid and encourage­ment in order to continue her college studies. Applicant must be of sopho­more, junior, or senior level with a grade-point average of 2.0 or above and must not be on scholastic probation. APPLY TO: Dean of Women by March 1. Varsity Carnival ORIGIN: Established 1964-1965. Funds to provide the scholarship shall be allo­cated from income derived from the invested proceeds. The original agree­ment specified that the scholarship would terminate at the end of the 1968­1969 academic year. AMOUNT: Two of $500 each. ELIGIBILITY : (1) Be registered at the University as a full-time undergraduate student; (2) not be on scholastic or disciplinary probation; (3) have com­pleted three semesters of college work; (4) academic ability; (5) financial need. Part I: Undergraduate Scholarships and Loan Funds APPLY TO: Director, Student Financial Aids. GENERAL INFORMATION: Committee on Awards will consist of Interfraternity· Panhellenic Council Special Fund Committee, Director of Fraternities, representative of the Office of Dean of Women, Director of Student Financial Aids. Veterans Exemption OrucIN: Forty-first Legislature, 1929, and Amendments hereto, State of Texas. AMOUNT: Exemption from certain required fees but not deposits. ELICIBILITY: (1) Resided in Texas for a period of not less than 12 months prior to the date of registration; ('2) served in the armed forces or in certain auxiliary services in World War I, World War II, the Korean conflict, or the Cold War; (3) bona fide legal residence of the state at the time of entering such service: (4) honorably discharged therefrom (except those who were discharged because of being over the age of thirty-eight or be­cause of a personal request); (5) not eligible for education benefits pro­vided for veterans by the United States Government. APPLY TO: Bursar's division of the Auditor's Office. GENERAL INFORMATION: Exemption also extends to children of members of the armed forces who were killed in action or died while in the service in World War II or in the Korean conflict or in the Cold War and to orphans of members of the Texas National Guard and the Texas Air National Guard killed since January 1, 1946, while on active duty. Robert A. Welch-Texas Interscholastic League Foundation 0RICIN: Robert A. Welch Foundation. A~rnu:n: Ten awards of $4,000 each; payable $1,000 a year. EucrnILITY: (1) Graduated from high school during the current year; ( 2) compete in State Meet academic contests (journalism, speech, science, num­ber sense, slide rule or ready writing); (3) submit College Entrance Exam· ination Board scores or the equivalent; (4) have complete application in League office by June I. APPLY TO: Texas Interscholastic League Foundation, Box 8028, University Sta· tion, Austin, Texas 78712. GE:>ERAL INFOR~IATION: Recipients must major in chemistry and evidence a desire to engage in research in chemistry at the graduate level in Texas. J.E. Whiteselle Navarro County Students' Fund ORIGIN: Mrs. Kate Huey Whiteselle of Corsicana, 1919. AMOUNT: Approximately $150. ELIGIBILITY: Students from Navarro County. APPLY TO: Superintendent of City Schools, Corsicana. GENERAL INFORMATION: This scholarship, in memory of Mrs. Whiteselle's hus· band was endowed with $5,000, only the interest from which is used. One­half of the scholarship is paid at the beginning of each semester. The com­mittee on award consists of the Superintendent of the City Schools and the Chairman of the City School Board, Corsicana, and the County Superin­tendent of the Navarro County Schools. Woman's Study Club of Austin Scholarship ORIGIN: Woman's Study Club of Austin. Date of Origin: 1943. AMOUNT: $50. ELIGIBILITY: A woman student in need of financial assistance. APPLY TO: Dean of Women by March 1. York Rite Masonic Scholarship Fund ORIGIN: Established in 1930 by four York Rite Masonic bodies: Dallas Lodge No. 760 A. F. and A. M., Dallas Chapter No. 47 R. A. M., Dallas Council No. 18 R. and S. M., and Dallas Commandery No. 6 K. T. AMOUNT: Approximately $300. ELIGIBILITY: Preference is given to graduates of the Masonic Home and School in Fort Worth. APPLY TO: C. Lewis Turner, Chairman, L. A. Pires Scholarship Fund, 518 N. Manus Drive, Dallas, Texas; or Recorder: Dallas Commandery No. 6 K. T., Masonic Temple, Harwood and Young Streets, Dallas, Texas. GENERAL INFORMATION: The original amount given, $5,000, has been increased to $10,000, only the income from which is used. The scholarship is now sponsored and awarded by a committee of Dallas Commandery No. 6, Knights Templar. Zeta Tau Alpha Sorority Scholarship ORIGIN: Zeta Tau Alpha Sorority. Date of Origin: 1951. AMOUNT: $150. ELIGIBILITY: Single woman student in need of financial assistance to continue her studies toward a college degree. APPLY TO: Dean of Women by March 1. GENERAL LOAN FUNDS J. Lathem Ahles Memorial Loan Fund ORIGIN: Mrs. Ruby Ables of Brownwood, 1952. ELIGIBILITY: Resident students of the University. APPLY TO: Director of Student Financial Aids. GENERAL INFORMATION: Mrs. Ables established the loan fund as a memorial to her son, Second Lieutenant James Lathem Ables, United States Marine Corps Reserve and a graduate of the University of Texas, who was killed in action on April 29, 1951, in the service of his country in Korea. George W. Allen Memorial Fund ORIGIN : In memory of George W. Allen of the Law class of 1891. ELIGIBILITY: Capable University student needing financial aid, preferably stu· dents from Jones or adjoining counties. APPLY TO: Director of Student Financial Aids. American Association of Petroleum Landmen Student Loan Fund ORIGIN: The American Association of Petroleum Landmen and local landmen's associations throughout the nation. Established in 1963. AMOUNT: Total amount remaining in the loan fund will be a determining fac­tor. Maximum amount of individual loans shall be a percentage of reason­able and necessary expenses for tuition, books, room, board, clothes and miscellaneous expenses: 25% for sophomores, 50% for juniors, and 75% for seniors. ELIGIBILITY: Student must be enrolled full.time in the Petroleum Land Man­agement program, be making satisfactory progress toward a degree, have a good loan record, and be in good standing at the University. APPLY TO: Director of Student Financial Aids. University American Legion Auxiliary Loan Fund ORIGIN: University American Legion Auxiliary, 1931. ELIGIBILITY: University students, preferably sons and brothers of members of the American Legion. APPLY TO : Director of Student Financial Aids. GENERAL INFORMATION: An emergency loan fund, from which small loans are made for periods not to exceed sixty days. Interest rate is 3 per cent. The University of Texas American Legion Post No. 485 Loan Fund ORIGIN: The University of Texas American Legion Post No. 485, 1951. ELIGIBILITY: Any University student. APPLY TO: Director of Student Financial Aids. GE="ERAL INFORMATION: The University Post set up $850 for the fund. Loans are made for a term not to exceed sixty days. Women's Auxiliary, American Pharmaceutical Association Loan Fund ELIGIBILITY: Deserving women students in the last two years of professional training. APPLY TO: Dean, College of Pharmacy. Association of University Housemothers for Men Loan Fund ORIGIN: Association of University Housemothers for Men, 1932. ELIGIBILITY: Male students, preferably seniors. APPLY TO: Director of Student Financial Aids. GENERAL INFORMATION: The fund was established as an emergency loan fund. Marjorie Bartholf Scholarship Fund ORIGIN: This fund was established in 1963 by the Alumni Association of The University of Texas School of Nursing. AMOUNT: Maximum of $100 to be repaid within three months. Noninterest ·bearing. ELIGIBILITY: Applicants must be in good standing in nursing program. APPLY TO: Dr. Marilyn D. Willman, Dean, The University of Texas School of Nursing. GENERAL INFORMATION: Scholarships will be awarded when funds increase. William James Battle Memorial Loan Fund ORIGIN: The board of Directors of the University Co-operative Society, Inc., 1956. AMOUNT: Varies. ELIGIBILITY: Any student in The University of Texas at Austin. APPLY TO: Director of Student Financial Aids. GENERAL INFORMATION: The fund was established as a memorial to Dr. Wil­ liam James Battle, the founder and first manager and president of the Uni· versity Co.op. The source of the fund is the rebate on purchases at the Uni· versity Co.op for which tickets are deposited in a special box for that pur­pose, as well as cash contributions. It is administered as an emergency loan fund. Harry Yandell Benedict Memorial Loan Fund ORIGIN: Mortar Board, University of Texas Chapter, 1957. ELIGIBILITY: Any University student. APPLY ro: Director of Student Financial Aids. GENERAL INFORMATION: In 1938, the University Mortar Board Chapter estab­ lished the Benedict Memorial Fund for a Greater University, with most of the donations obtained through or assignment of one dollar of the property deposit by students at registration. In 1957, on recommendation of the Mortar Board, this fund was transferred to the Committee on Financial Aids to Students for use as a loan fund. Billings Loan Fund ORIGIN: Arthur G. Billings, instructor of economics, 1942. A!IIOUNT : Varies. ELIGIBILITY: Loans from this fund are to be made available at the discretion of the Dean of Student Life to deserving students who by reason of possible inability to repay money previously lent to them, or by reason of insuffi. cien tly high grades, or because of foreign origin, or some other reason, are unable to obtain loans from other student loan funds. APPLY TO: Director of Student Financial Aids. Kathleen Lomax Bland Memorial Loan Fund ORIGIN: Friends of Mrs. Bland, 1944. ELIGIIllLITY: Any University student. APPLY To: Director of Student Financial Aids. GENERAL INFORMATION: Mrs. Bland was formerly Assistant Dean of Women. The fund was established as an emergency loan fund, and no surety is re· quired on loans. The Pi Beta Phi Alumnae Association has heen adding $5 a year to the fund. Mrs. John Blomquist Memorial I..oan Fund ORIGIN: Mrs. Blomquist operated, for many years, a University-approved board· ing house for men. The fund was established after her death in 1964 by her surviving family and many friends. ELIGIBILITY: University students in need of short-term loans to meet reasonable and legitimate educational costs. APPLY TO: Director of Student Financial Aids. Book Trailers of Austin Loan Fund ORIGIN: Book Trailers Club of Austin, 1941. ELIGIBILITY: Students with at least a C average. APPLY TO: Director of Student Financial Aids. GE:-f the Uni· versity, nominated annually by the Foundation: and one other appointee, the period of whose service is to be designated by the Foundation at the time of his appointment. GENERAL INFORMATION: The sum of $10,000 has been deposited with the Ameri· can National Bank of Austin to finance this loan fund. Loans up to $300 may be made for one year at an interest rate of 2 per cent. Loans may be renewed. National Defense Student Loan Program ORIGIN: National Defense Education Act, 1958, and amendments hereto. AMOUNT: Maximum amounts-$1,000 per year for undergraduates and $2,500 for graduate students. ELIGIBILITY: (1) Financial need; (2) academic achievement; (3) United States citizenship or permanent resident of this country; (4) should be full.time student although consideration will be given in special cases where applicant is enrolled for at least one-half the normal full-time course load. APPLY TO: Student Financial Aids Office. GENERAL INFORMATION: Loans bear interest at 3 per cent per annum and repay· ment must begin within 9 months after borrower leaves school. Dates for filing of applications are: Fall/ spring awards-entering freshmen, March 1; all others, June 1; spring only awards-all students, November 1; summer awards-all students, April 1. Borrowers who enter full-time teaching service in a public or other nonprofit elementary or secondary school or institution of higher !earing may be eligible to cancel a portion of their loan. Nursing Student Loan Program ORIGIN: Nurse Training Act of 1964. AMOUNT: Maximum amount of loan to a student is $1,000 for an academic year, plus $300 for required summer session. ELIGIBILITY: Student must be enrolled or have been accepted for enrollment in the School of Nursing as a full-time student to pursue a course of study lead· ing to a baccalaureate degree; be a national of the United States and in need of the borrowed amount to pursue a full-time course of study. 106 Part I: Undergraduate Scholarships and Loan Funds APPLY TO: Dr. Marilyn D. Willman, Dean, School of Nursing. GENERAL INFORMATION : Interest is charged at the rate of 4 per cent per annum. Borrowers who enter full-time employment as a registered professional nurse in any public or non-profit institution may be eligible to cancel a portion of their loan. John C. Palm Loan Fund ORIGIN: John C. Palm bequest of $1,500, 1954. ELIGIBILITY : Students in need of financial assistance. APPLY TO: Director of Student Financial Aids. GENERAL INFORMATION : The fund was left to The University of Texas at Austin by Mr. John C. Palm to make "suitable and properly secured loans to assist earnest, deserving and capable students of the University in securing a well grounded education." Pan-American Round Table of Austin Emergency Loan Fund for Students from Latin America ORIGIN: Pan-American Round Table of Austin. ELIGIBILITY: Any student from any of the Latin American countries. APPLY TO: International Office of the University. GENERAL INFORMATION: The loans are made for a short period of time with no interest or surety. Petrolewn Land Management Loan Fund ORIGIN : Trustees of the Landman Scholarship Trust through a trust created by the American Association of Petroleum Landmen, 1963. AMOUNT: $200 per year for sophomores, $300 per year for juniors and $400 per year for seniors. ELIGIBILITY : Be a full-time student majoring in Petroleum Land Management. Be making satisfactory academic progress leading to a degree. Have a good loan record and be in good standing in the University. APPLY TO : W. E. Schlender, Chairman, Department of Management. GENERAL INFORMATION: All loans in excess of $100 shall require two responsible co-signers. Principal and interest is repayable in equal monthly installments over a period of time not to exceed three years beginning not later than six months after the borrower ceases to be a full-time student majoring in petroleum land management. Phi Eta Sigma Fund ORIGIN: Phi Eta Sigma, 1944. ELIGIBILITY: Any University student. APPLY TO: Director of Student Financial Aids. GENERAL INFORMATION: Established as an emergency loan fund, no surety is required. Phi Gamma Delta Memorial Loan and Scholarship Fund ORIGIN: Tau Deuteron chapter of the Phi Gamma Delta fraternity, 1945. ELIGIBILITY: Any University student. APPLY TO: Director of Student Financial Aids. GENERAL INFORMATION : Established as a memorial to the members of the fra­ternity who gave their lives in World War II, the fund is used as an emer­gency loan and scholarship fund. Phillips Professional Development Fund AMOUNT: Varies. ELIGIBILITY: Civil, chemical, electrical, mechanical and petroleum engineering majors. APPLY TO: Dr. B. H. Amstead. GENERAL INFORMATION: Departments administer funds. Pollard Memorial Loan Fund ORIGIN: J. H. Pollard in memory of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Pollard, 1961. AMOUNT: Maximum of $250. ELIGIBILITY: Matagorda County students given preference. APPLY TO: Director of Student Financial Aids. GENERAL INFORMATION : The fund was established in memory of Mr. and Mrs. William Pollard who were long time educators in the public schools. Curtis Popham Memorial Loan and Scholarship Fund ORIGIN: Longhorn Band and other friends of Curtis Popham, 1946. ELIGIBILITY: University students, preferably members of the Longhorn Band. APPLY TO: Director of Student Financial Aids. GENERAL INFORMATION: Established in memory of Irwin Curtis Popham of Aus­ tin, a former student who was killed in World War II. The fund is used as an emergency loan fund. Quid Nunc Loan Fund ORIGIN: Founded in 1936 in celebration of the 50th anniversary of the Quid Nunc Club in Tyler, Texas in honor of its only active charter member, Mrs. S. D. Reaves. AMOUNT : $50. ELIGIBILITY: Seniors from Tyler or Smith County. APPLY TO: Director of Student Financial Aids. 108 Part I: Undergraduate Scholarships and Loan Funds Silas B. Ragsdale Loan Fund in Journalism ORIGIN: Fund subscribed by friends to honor Silas B. Ragsdale, former editor of The Daily Texan, 1958. ELIGIBILITY: Any journalism or advertising major who demonstrates financial need. APPLY TO : Chairman, Department of Journalism. GENERAL INFORMATION : Friends of Silas B. Ragsdale named this fund to honor Mr. Ragsdale as an ex-student e>f the University and a magazine editor of distinction. Students receiving loans are expected to start repaying the loans not later than the second year after leaving the University. Interest at 5 per cent per annum is charged on unpaid balances, starting the first day of the 18th month after the student leaves the University. Bengie Reaves Loan Fund ORIGIN: Quid Nunc Club of Tyler, 1938. ELIGIBILITY: Any student in the University of Texas at Austin. APPLY TO: Director of Student Financial Aids. GENERAL INFORMATION: Emergency loans are made in amounts not exceeding $50 for a period up to 90 days. Thomas Rousse Memorial Loan Fund ORIGIN: Friends of Dr. Thomas Rousse, 1961. AMOUNT: Maximum loan is $250. ELIGIBILITY: Preference given to speech majors and minors. APPLY TO: Director of Student Financial Aids. GENERAL INFORMATION: The fund was established in memory of Thomas Rousse, Professor of Speech and Chairman of the Department of Speech. Flora Saylor Loan Fund ORIGIN: The Business and Professional Women's Club of Dallas, 1957. AMOUNT: To be determined by the financial need of the students. ELIGIBILITY: Students enrolled in the School of Social Work at The University of Texas at Austin. APPLY TO: Director of Student Financial Aids. GENERAL INFORMATION: This fund was established to assist students in the School of Social Work who have emergency financial needs. E. M. Scarbrough Loan Fund ORIGIN: E. M. Scarbrough of Austin, 1926. ELIGIBILITY: Preferably graduate students. APPLY TO: Director of Student Financial Aids. GENERAL INFORMATION : Mr. Scarbrough bequeathed $10,000 to the University, the income from which, approximately $600 a year, is used as a loan fund. Sells Foundation Loan Fund ORIGIN: Murray Case Sells Foundation, 1960. ELIGIBILITY: Any student with financial need. APPLY TO: Director, Student Financial Aids. GENERAL INFORMATION: Currently being used as matching funds for the National Defense Student Loan Program. The George and Joe Simmons Memorial Loan Fund ORIGIN: Mr. and Mrs. G. V. Simmons in memory of their sons, George Victor Simmons, Jr., and Joseph Oliver Simmons, 1946. The original sum was $10,000. AMOUNT: Not more than $600 per year per individual. ELIGIBILITY: Students in electrical engineering with a C or better average. APPLY TO: Director of Student Financial Aids. John Boak Smith Fund ORIGIN: Mrs. R. L. Batts bequest. ELIGIBILITY: Any student in electrical science or electrical engineering. APPLY TO: Director of Student Financial Aids. GENERAL INFORMATION: Mrs. Batts, wife of a former chairman of the Board of Regents, bequeathed $533.06 for the purpose of establishing a loan fund or scholarship in memory of her nephew. At present it is available only as a loan fund. Louis J. Snyder Loan Fund ORIGIN: Louis J. Snyder bequest, 1964. ELIGIBILITY: Worthy students preferably of the Jewish faith. APPLY TO: Director, Student Financial Aids. Standard Club Student Loan Fund ORIGIN: Standard Club of Austin, 1939. ELIGIBILITY: Women students who have attended the University for at least one long session and who have made an average grade of at least C. APPLY TO: Director of Student Financial Aids. Stevens Brothers Foundation, Inc. AMOUNT: $25 to $50 per month for nine months. ELIGIBILITY: Seniors and graduates with any major; male; United States citizen; senior age limit-28; graduate age limit-35; unable to get financial aid elsewhere. APPLY TO: Dr. B. H. Amstead. Students' Association Loan Fund ORIGIN: Varsity Circus of 1925-1926. ELIGIBILITY: Any student. APPLY TO: Director of Student Financial Aids. GENERAL INFORMATION: A fund of $1,200 was left by the Varsity Circus and was converted into a loan fund by the student assembly. Students' Memorial Loan Fund ORIGIN: Ex-Students' Association, 1919. ELIGIBILITY: The student must have completed at least one semester in the Uni­versity with a grade average of at least C. APPLY TO: Executive Director, Ex-Students' Association. GENERAL INFORMATION: The fund was established as a memorial to those Univer­ sity students who gave their lives in World War I. Interest on loans is charged at 5 per cent. Gertrude Swearingen Loan Fund ORIGIN: Mrs. Helen Marr Kirby, 1921. ELIGIBILITY: First-year girls of intellectual promise and moral worth. APPLY TO: Executive Director, Ex-Students' Association. GENERAL INFORMATION : Mrs. Kirby, who was the first dean of women, established the fund in memory of her sister. The borrower is expected to repay the loan out of her first earnings after leaving the University. Kate Lewis Taylor Loan Fund ORIGIN: Embassy Chapter of the Colonial Dames of the Seventeenth Century, 1948. ELIGIBILITY: University students whose homes are outside the continental limits of the United States. APPLY TO: International Office of The University of Texas at Austin. Texas Opportunity Plan Fund Loan Program ORIGIN: Established by an act of the Fifty-ninth Legislature and approved by the people of Texas in November, 1965. AMOUNT: Maximum amounts-$1,000 per academic year for undergraduates and $1,500 for graduate and professional students. Additional summer loans may be made of up to one-third the amount the applicant is eligible for during the nine-month academic year. ELIGIBILITY: (1) Texas resident; (2) financial need; (3) enrolled or accepted for enrollment for at least one-half the normal full-time course load. APPLY TO: Student Financial Aids Office. General Loan Funds Ill GENERAL INFORMATION : Interest is charged at the rate of 6 percent per annum. For borrowers with an adjusted family income of less than $15,000 the fed­eral government will pay all the interest while you are in school. Repayment must begin within 4 months after the borrower leaves school. There is no deadline for filing applications; however, loans will be prorated over the number of months remaining in the school year. Cullen F. Thomas Loan Fund ORIGIN : Cullen F. Thomas, 1913. ELIGIBILITY: Students who would not regularly come under the provision of the Students' Memorial Loan Fund. APPLY TO: Executive Director, Ex-Students' Association. GENERAL INFORMATION: This is an emergency loan fund, and only small loans are made for short periods of time. University of the Andes, Inc., Loan Fund ORIGIN: University of the Andes, Bogota, Colombia. Date established: November, 1963. AMOUNT: No limitation, but usually a small ($300 or less) amount for a short term. ELIGIBILITY : Student must be Latin American, and completing the last two years of his education at The University of Texas at Austin under the 3-2 Program, after having completed his studies at the University of the Andes in Bogota, Colombia. APPLY TO: International Office. Lillie Walther Memorial Fund ORIGIN: Established in 1957 by the Alumni Association of The University of Texas School of Nursing as a memorial to Lillie Walther, an alumna and a member of the Faculty of the School of Nursing for many years. AMOUNT: Based upon the needs of the student; interest free; first payment due one year after graduation. ELIGIBILITY: Any worthy student in the School of Nursing in need of financial as· sistance. APPLY TO: Dr. Marilyn D. Willman, Dean, School of Nursing, The University of Texas at Austin. Sonny Wilkens Memorial Loan Fund ORIGIN: Established in 1964 by the Houston Alumnae of Zeta Tau Alpha Soror­ity in honor of Mrs. Nina (Murphey) Wilkens who was graduated from the University in 1939. Miss Murphey was very active in campus activities. ELIGIBILITY: Loans must be related to borrowers' educational costs, and members of Kappa Chapter, Zeta Tau Alpha Sorority will be given preference. APPLY TO: Director, Student Financial Aids. Walter F. Woodul Loan Fund ORIGIN: Walter F. Woodul of Houston, 1953. AMOUNT: $60 is the maximum that may be loaned to any individual in any one month. ELIGIBILITY: Any University student. APPLY TO: Director, Student Financial Aids. GENERAL INFORMATION: Loans may be made to students enrolled in The Univer· sity of Texas at Austin and in no case may the loan exceed a sum of $500 to a single individual. INDEX Ables, J. Lathem, Memorial Loan Fund, 94 Accounting Education Fund, 27 Accredited School Scholarship (Vale­ dictorian Scholarship) , 68 Aden, Eunice, Memorial Scholarship Fund, 68 Air Force ROTC Scholarship, 68 ALCOA Foundation Scholarships, 44 Allen, George W., Memorial Fund, 94 Allison, Irl and Jessie, Scholarship in Music, 54 Allstate Foundation Scholarships, 62 Alpha Xi Delta Foundation Scholar­ ship, 69 Altrusa Club of Austin Scholarship, 69 Alumni Associated with Arthur Ander­ son and Company Accounting Excel­ lence Fund, 27 Alumni Scholarships, 69 American Association of Petroleum Land Management Scholarships, 27 American Association of Petroleum Landmen Student Loan Fund, 94 American Foundation for Pharma­ ceutical Education Scholarship, 65 American Institute of Architects Schol­arship, 9 American Institute of Chemical Engi· neers, South Texas Sf>ction, 44 American Legion Auxiliary Loan Fund, University, 94 American Legion Post No. 485 Loan Fund, The University of Texas, 94 American Petroleum Institute Schol­ arship, 44 American Pharmaceutical Association Loan Fund, Women's Auxiliary, 95 American Theatre Scholarship, 54 American Welding Society Penny­ hacker Scholarship, 44 Anderson, Mary Munnerlyn, Founda­tion Scholarship Fund, 70 Architecture Prize and Scholarship Fund, School of, 9 Army ROTC Four-Year Scholarship, 70 Army ROTC Two-Year Scholarship, 70 Arrowood, Charles F., Scholarship in Education, 41 Art Student Scholarship Fund, 54 Associated General Contractors-Hou­ ston Chapter, 44 Association of University Housemothers for Men Loan Fund, 95 Atkeisson, Belle Clayton, 70 Bache and Company Scholarship, 12, 28 Baker, R. C., Foundation Scholarship, 45 Barkley, Lillian, Scholarship, 54 Barthmaier, Joseph F., Jr., Memorial Scholarship, 28 Bartholf, Marjorie, Scholarship Fund, 95 Barton, Lucy, Scholarship, 55 Battle, William James, Memorial Loan Fund, 95 Battle, William James, Scholarship in Classical Languages, 12 Batts, Harriet F., Art Scholarship and Loan Fund, 9, 55 Beckman, Henry, Engineering Schol­arship and Slide Rule Facility Award, 45 Beckman, Henry, Scholarship in Mathematics for First-Year Stu­dents, 70 Bedichek, Roy, Foundation-Texas Interscholastic League, 71 Behrens Drug Company Fund, 65 Benedict, Carl Stone, Scholarship Fund, 12 Benedict, Harry Yandell, Memorial Loan Fund, 95 Benson, Belle and William, Memorial Fund,45 Billings Loan Fund, 96 Bland, Kathleen Lomax, Memorial Loan Fund, 96 Bland, Kathleen Lomax, Memorial Scholarship Association of Resident Supervisors for Women, 71 Bloomquist, Mrs. John, Memorial Loan Fund, 96 Boeing Scholarship, 13, 45 Book, Dwight D., Scholarship, 71 Book Trailers of Austin Loan Fund, 96 Borden, Gail, Scholarship Award in Journalism, 34 Borden Home Economics Scholarship, 13 Borden Scholarship Award in Phar­macy, 65 Bostick, James and Eleanor Worley, 72 Boswell, John Stewart, Memorial Scholarship in Chemistry, 13 Boysen, J. Lassen, Scholarship Trust Fund, 13 Brackenridge, George W., Loan Fund for Women Students in Architec­ture, Law, and Medicine, 96 Bredt, Carl V., Memorial Loan Fund, 97 Brown Loan Fund, 97 Brown, Jessie K., Memorial Loan Fund, 97 Brown, Morton, Drama Scholarship, 55 Bugbee Fund, 97 Burdine-Clayton-Anderson Scholarship in Music, 55 Bush, Thomas Frederick, Scholarship, 13 Business Administration Wives Club Scholarship, 28 Cabot Educational Grant in Journal­ism, 34 Campbell, David Levi and Caroline Margaret, Scholarship, 72 Cap and Gown Loan Fund, 98 Carrington Memorial Loan Fund, 98 Casis, Lilia M., Fellowship Fund, 72 Chemical Engineering Freshmen Scholarship, 46 Chimes Scholarship Fund, 72 Clark Foundation-Texas Interschol­astic League, 73 Clay, Ann E., Fund, 62 Cohen, Julie Ann, Memorial Fund Scholarship, 73 College Bowl Scholarship, 1967, 73 Connally-Carillo Act, 74 Connally Scholarship in Premedical Studies, 14 Cook, Joe B., Foundation-Texas In­ terscholastic League, 7 4 Crane, Roy, Award in the Arts, 55 Crawford, Cora, Scholarship Fund, 14 Cross, Price-, Student Loan Fund, 98 Cullum, L. H., Loan Fund, 98 Curtain Club Loan and Scholarship Fund, University, 98 Cuyler, Robert H., Memorial Scholar­ship Fund, 14 Daily ] ournal (Caracas, Venezuela), Internship, 34 Daily Times-Herald Scholarship Fund, 74 Dallenbach, Karl M., Scholarship in Psychology, 15 Dannenbaum, Mary, Memorial Loan Fund, 98 Dargavel, John W., Foundation Loan Fund, 99 Dargavel, John W., Foundation Schol­arship Fund, 65 Darilek, Marjorie, Memorial Scholar­ship in Journalism, 35 Daughters of the American Revolution Scholarship, 74 Davidson Emergency Loan Fund, 99 Davidson, Wilbur S., Educational Fund, 99 Davidson, Wilbur S., Scholarships for Freshmen, 75 Deaf and Blind Students Exemption, 75 Decherd, Kate J., Bible Scholarship, 75 Dellinger, Donna, Memorial Scholar­ship, 56 Delta Delta Delta Sorority Scholar­ships, 75 Delta Phi Epsilon (Tillie Oderboltz) Scholarship, 76 Delta Zeta Speech and Hearing Schol­arship, 35 Devall, Charles Robert, Journalism Award, 35 Disabled Public Employees ·Exemp­tion, 76 Dodd, Edward Louis, Fellowship Fund in Pure Mathematics, 15 Dolley, J. C., Finance Education Fund, 29 Doty, E. William, Scholarship Fund, 56 Douglas, 0. B., Loan Fund, 100 Drama Department Ex-Students' Scholarship Fund, 56 Easton, Marquis G., Accounting Edu­cation Fund, 29 Edmond, James Archibald, Loan Fund, 100 Educational Opportunity Grant Pro­gram, 76 Elko Charitable Trust and Founda­tion Scholarship, 66 Ellingson, Ulysses Summer, Civil Engi­neering Loan Fund, 100 Engineering Wives Club Scholarship, 46 Engineers' Loan Fund of The Univer­sity of Texas, 100 Ernst and Ernst Scholarship in Ac­counting, 29 Faith Foundation Gift-Junior Fel­lows Program, 15 Farley, Sally Carruth, Scholarship, 76 Fanner, E. D., International Scholar­ship Fund, 77 Federally Insured Loan Program, 101 Fentress, E. S., Fellowships-Intern­ships, 36 Ferguson, Robert Elmo, Memorial Fund, 101 Fichtenbaum, Max, Memorial Loan ·Fund, 101 Financial Executives Institute Schol­arship in Industrial Accounting or Finance, Houston Chapter, 29 Fitzgerald, J. Anderson, Scholarship, 30 Foreign Student Tuition Scholarships, 77 Freshman Research Traineeships, 46 General Motors Corporation Scholar­ship, 78 Geology Department Student Loan Fund, 102 German Play Scholarship, 16 Goldbeck, Frances Eggleston, Scholar­ship Fund, 16 Good Neighbor Scholarships, 78 Goodrich, Raymond H., Loan Fund, 102 Graves, Miss Effie, Scholarship Fund, 16 Gray, Clarence T., Student Loan Fund, 102 Green, Guy E., Scholarship in Geology, 17 Gregory, Mary Cornelia, Summer Ses­sion Scholarship, 41 Gulf State Advertising Agency Schol­arship, 36 Hackett, Charles W., Scholarship in Latin American Studies, 78 Haskins and Sells Foundation, Incor­porated-Student Award, 30 Health Profession Scholarship Pro­gram, 66 Hebrew Studies Scholarship Fund, 17 Henderson, Dr. Joseph L. and Kath­erine D., Foundation Scholarship, 41 Hewlett, Hattie W., Scholarship in Business, 30 Hewlett, Hattie W., Scholarship in the College of Education, 42 Hewlett, Hattie W., Scholarship in Honor of Louise Shelley Hewlett Brame, 17 Hewlett, Hattie W., Scholarship in Music, 56 Heyer, George Stuart, Scholarship, 17 Hinds-Webb Memorial Scholarship Fund, 18 Hogg, Governor and Mrs. James Stephen, Memorial Scholarship Fund, 79 Hogg, Ima, Scholarship, 18 Hogg, Ima, Scholarship for Piano Study, 57 Holdsworth, Richard, Memorial Schol­arship Fund, 30 Home Economics Club Scholarship, 1922, 18 Home Economics Club Scholarships, 1966-1967, 19 Home Economics Loan Fund, 102 Houghton, John H., Memorial Fund, 103 Houston Endowment-Texas Inter­scholastic League, 79 Howson, Emilie Wheelock, Scholar­ship of the Austin Woman's Club, 79 Howson, John Dorlin and Emilie Wheelock, Scholarships, 79 Humble Oil Education Foundation Fellowship, 36 lnterfraternity Council Emergency Loan Fund, 103 lnterfraternity Council Scholarships, 80 [raison, Moses and Adel, Scholarship Fund, 80 Jacobs, Joyce Elaine, Nursery School Scholarship, 80 James, W. A., Scholarship, 80 Johnson, Charles C., Fund for Adver­tising Students, 103 Jones, Harris, Scholarship-Travis County Society for Crippled Chil­dren, 42, 80 Jones, Jesse H., Naval Scholarships in Honor of Fleet Admiral Ernest J. King, 81 Jones, Jesse H., Naval Scholarships in Honor of Fleet Admiral Chester W. Nimitz, 81 Jones, Jesse H., Scholarship-Dollar­a-Day, 46 Jones, Jesse H., Scholarships in Jour­nalism, 36 Jones, Jesse H. and Mary Gibbs, Schol­arship in the Fine Arts, 57 Jones, Mary Gibbs, Fellowships, 62 Junior League of Austin Scholarship, 57 Junior League Scholarship (Art), 57 Kane, Bothwell Bierce, Loan-Scholar­ship, 82 Kappa Epsilon Scholarship Fund, 66 Kellogg, W. K., Loan Fund, 103 Kleburg Foundation-Texas Inter­scholastic League, 82 KLRN Work Scholarship, 36 Laboratory Theatre Scholarships, 58 Lackey, Howard, Memorial Education Loan Fund, 103 Langley, Edward, Scholarships, 9 Layne, Bobby, Scholarship Fund, 82 Lee, Emma Freeman, Memorial Fund, 58 LeFevre, Arthur, Sr., Scholarship, 19 Lewis, Margaret Jane McKinney, Fel­ lowship in Bacteriology, 19 Lockwood, Minelma Brown, Scholar­ship Fund (Drama), 58 Longhorn Band Endowment Scholar­ ship Fund, 83 Longhorn Band Scholarship Fund, 83 Longhorn Band Scholarships, 46 Lott, H. A., Scholarship, 10, 47 Loving de Diaz, Ethel V., Scholarship Fund,83 Lubrizol Corporation Scholarship, 47 Lucas, Anna and Fannie, Memorial Scholarship in Music, 59 Maner, Leon, Memorial Scholarship Fund, 84 Marechal, Mrs. Jane Gregory, En­ dowment Fund, 20 Maxwell, Lulie Lane, Loan Fund 104 Mayes, Will H., Scholarship in Jour­ nalism, 37 McAdams Foundation Loan Fund Honoring Mrs. Lyndon Baines John­son, 104 McAllister, Frederick, Student Loan Fund, 104 McAnelly, Zora K., Scholarship Fund 104 • McCollum, Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Schol­arship in Geology, 20 ' McCollum, Mr. and Mrs. L. F., Schol­arship in Geology and Petroluem Engineering, 47 McDonnel Douglas Aircraft Company, Incorporated, Scholarship Fund, 47 McFadden, Ella, Charitable Trust 59 83 , • McKinlay, John F. and Bessie Me­morial Loan Fund, 104 ' McReynolds, Dr. John 0., Memorial A ward in Premedical Studies, 20 Miller, Lourania, Scholarship in Class­ ical Languages, 20 l\linneapolis Tribune Scholarship, 37 Mobil Oil Company Scholarship, 47 Mobil Oil Company Scholarship in Accounting, 31 Moncrief, William A. and Elizabeth B., Loan Fund for Engineering Stu­dents, 105 Monsanto Company Scholarship, 21, 48 Monsanto Company Scholarship in Ac­counting, 31 Moody Foundation-Texas Interschol­astic League, 84 Moore, Mattie and Martha Inglet, Scholarship Fund, 62 Mosher Steel Company Scholarships, 48 Mosle, J. L., Memorial Scholarship Fund, 31 Mu Phi Epsilon Sorority Scholarship, 59 Music Scholarship Fund, 59 National Defense Student Loan Pro­gram, 105 National Fire Underwriters Scholar­ship, lO National Food Brokers Association Foundation, Incorporated, Scholar­ship, 31 Noyes, LaVerne, Scholarships, 84 Nursing Student Loan Program, 105 O'Gara, Shiela M., Scholarship, 85 Olin Company Summer Project Grant, 48 Olle, Edwin, Memorial Scholarship Award of the Ex-Students' Associ­ation, 85 Orphans Exemption, 85 Osmond, S. H., Scholarship Fund, 85 Palm, John C., Loan Fund, 106 Pan-American Round Table of Austin Emergency Loan Fund for Students from Latin America, 106 Panhellenic Scholarship Fund, 86 Payne, B. Iden, Fund (Ostertag), 60 Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corporation Scholarship, 48 Petroleum Land Management Loan Fund, 106 Phi Eta Sigma Fund, 106 Phi Gamma Delta Memorial Loan and Scholarship Fund, 107 Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia Fraternity Scholarship, 60 Phillips Petroleum Company Scholar­ship, 48 Phillips Professional Development Fund, 107 Pi Kappa Lambda Scholarship, 60 Pollard Memorial Loan Fund, 107 Popham, Curtis, Memorial Loan and Scholarship Fund, 107 Prather, William L., Scholarship, 21 Press Club of Dallas Scholarships in Journalism, 37 Presser Foundation Scholarship, 60 Professional Nurse Traineeships, 63 Program for the Preparation of Pro­fessional Personnel in the Education of Handicapped Children, 37 Psychiatric Nursing Traineeships, Un­dergraduate, 63 Public Health Traineeships, 63 Quid Nunc Loan Fund, 107 Radio/ Television Freshman Scholar­ships, 38 Ragsdale, Silas B., Loan Fund in Jour­nalism, 108 Randall, Mattie, Scholarships Fund, 86 Reaves, Bengie, Loan Fund, 108 Reddick, DeWitt, Journalism Scholar­ship Fund, 38 Research Participation Awards in the Department of Chemistry, 21 Rice, Charles Donnell, Scholarship in Mathematics, 22 Rickard, Howard Brown, Scholarship, 49 Robertson, Elgin B., Incorporated, Scholarships, 49 Rockwell, James M. and Sarah Wade, Scholarship, 86 Rogers, Will, Memorial Scholarship Fund, 42, 87 Rohm and Haas Scholarship in Chemi­cal Engineering, 49 Rousse, Thomas, Memorial Loan Fund, 108 Rowan Company Scholarship, 22, 31, 49 Rupert, Grace Rebecca, Scholarship, 22 Saunders, Betti, Scholarship Fund in Drama, 60 Saylor, Flora, Loan Fund, 108 Scarbrough, E. M., Loan Fund, 108 Schaffer, Aaron, Memorial 'Scholar­ship, 22 Schlumberger Foundation Scholarship, 23,49 Sellers, M. S. (Doc) , Scholarship in Journalism, 38 Sells Foundation Loan Fund, 109 Servis Company Scholarship, 50 Share, Charles Morton, Scholarship, 87 Sharp, Mrs. Estelle B., Scholarship, 23 Shelby, T. H., Texas Interscholastic League,87 Sigma Alpha Iota Scholarship, 61 Sigma Delta Chi Scholarship, Austin Professional Chapter, 38 Signal Oil and Gas Company Scholar­ship in Petroleum Engineering, 50 Silberstein, Ascher, Scholarship, 87 Silberstein, Jonas and Dora, Scholar­ship Fund, 88 Simmons, George and Joe, Memorial Loan Fund, 109 Simonds, Frederick W., Memorial Scholarship Fund, 23 Skillern's Scholarship, 66 Slavonic Languages Scholarship, 24 Smith, John Boak, Fund, 109 Smith, Lee Lytton, Scholarship, 88 Snyder, Louis J., Loan Fund, 109 Society of Women Engineers-Lillian Moller Galbreath Scholarship, 50 Southern Union Gas Company Scholar­ship, 88 Southland Life Insurance Company Scholarship, 32 Southwestern Drug Corporation Fund, 67 Spain-Leff Memorial Scholarship, 88 Sponsored Student Scholarships, 89 Standard Club Student Loan Fund, 109 Standard Oil Company of California Scholarship in Chemical Enginer­ing, 50 Standard Oil Company of Texas Schol­arship, 50 Standard Oil Company of Texas Schol­arship in Accounting, 32 Stauffer Chemical Company Scholar­ship Fund, 50 Stevens Brothers Foundation, Incor­porated, 109 Stinnett, Beaumont, Fund-Junior Fel­lows Program, 24 Student Property Deposit Scholarships, 89 Students' Association Loan Fund, 110 Students' Memorial Loan Fund, 110 Students' Memorial Scholarship Fund, 89 Sundberg, Jennie and Carl, Scholar­ship Fund, 24 Sun Oil Company Petroleum Land Management Scholarship, 32 Sun Oil Company Scholarship, 51 Sun Oil Company Undergraduate Scholarships in Geology, 24 Superior Cable Scholarships, 24, 51 Swearingen, Gertrude, Loan Fund, 110 118 Part I: Undergraduate Scholarships and Loan Funds Taylor, Kate Lewis, Loan Fund, llO Tenneco Scholarship, 51 Texaco Scholarships, 25, 51 Texas Federation of Women's Clubs 1903 Endowment Fund Scholarship, 42,89 Texas Federation of Women's Clubs Latin American Scholarship, 90 Texas Highway Heavy Branch-Associ­ ated General Contractors, 51 Texas Interscholastic League Founda­tion, 90 Texas Metal Fabricating Company Scholarship, 51 Texas Opportunity Plan Fund Loan Program, 110 Texas Public Relations Association, 39 Texas Society for Crippled Children Scholarships, 39 Texas Veterans of World War II Me­morial Scholarship Fund, 90 Texas Woman's Press Association Scholarship, 39 Theta Sigma Phi, Austin Professional Chapter, Scholarships in Journalism, 39 Thomas, Cullen F., Loan Fund, 111 Thompson, Joe C., Memorial Scholar­ships for Longhorn Band Members, 90 Thompson, Paul J., Award, 40 Thornton, Mollie Fitzhugh, Music Scholarship, 61 Tile Council of America, Incorporated, Scholarship, 10 Touche, Ross, Bailey and Smart Schol­arship, 32 Tracor, Incorporated, Scholarships, 25, 52 Training of Teachers of Handicapped Children and Youth, 43 Tuition 'Scholarships, 91 Udden Memorial Scholarship Fund, 25 Union Oil Company of California Foundation Scholarships, 32 Union Oil Company of California Scholarships, 52 United Daughters of the Confederacy Scholarship, 25 Universal Oil Products Company Scholarship in Chemical Engineer­ing, 52 University of the Andes, Incorporated, Loan Fund, 111 University of Texas Medical Branch Hospitals Auxiliary-Rosa Mae Pie· tsch Scholarships, 64 Upper-Class Advisers Scholarship, 91 Varsity Carnival, 91 Veterans Exemption, 92 Wagner, Louis C., Scholarships, 52 Wagner, Louis C., Scholarships for Seniors, 52 Walther, Lillie, Memorial Fund, 111 Warren, David M. and Alvah Meyer, Journalism Scholarship Fund, 4.0 Welch, Robert A., Texas Interscholas­tic League Foundation, 92 Western Electric Company Fund Scholarship, 53 Whiteselle, J. E., Navarro County Stu­dents' Fund, 92 Whitney, Francis L., Memorial Schol­arship Fund, 26 Wilkens, Sonny, Memorial Loan Fund, lll Woman's Study Club of Austin Schol­arship, 93 Women's Architectural League of Austin Scholarship in Architecture, 11 Woodul, Walter F., Loan Fund, ll2 York Rite Masonic Scholarship Fund, 93 Young, Arthur, and Company Scholar­ship, 33 Zeta Tau Alpha Sorority Scholarship, 93