YEARBOOK
Important Moments in LBJSC History
Since 1936, the Student Union, Student Center, LBJ Memorial Student Center, or LBJSC as it is called today has been a place for students to gather. A community. This 'yearbook' highlights some of the important events and milestones that have happened since 1936. 'Turn' the pages of this virtual yearbook to see the people, places and events throughout our history. 'Sign' the back of the yearbook by sharing a favorite memory or story of why the LBJ Student Center is your TXST home.
Senior Class: 1930's-1950's
1936 Irma Lee
The first record of a 'Student Union' is from 1936. The basement of the Home Economics building,(Lampasas Hall) was retasked as a student union. The union was home to social activities that primarily included dances, informal debates and study groups.
1937 Norman Clark
As president of Student Council, Norman Clark worked with faculty in the oversight of all literary societies and clubs. Faculty approval was required for many social activities.
1939 Union
1944 USO Dance
1945 Sayers Hall
1947 Fundraising
1948 First Director
1949 Societies
1951 Richard Jones
1954 Union
1957 The SUB
1959 Living Room
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