Victoria College - Pirate Yearbook (Victoria, TX)

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4utU»KH ' UtcC FIRST TO ARRIVE— Pirate gridders came early for pre- season training. Here Milton Perkins, Dickie Wiegand, Stayton Weldon, Eddie Alkek, Royce Berger, Dan Kreutz, and Dick Keitt strike a pose for the photographer. ALSO APPEARING EARLY— The Saberettes met for a week of intensive training under the guidance of Director Ruth Williams and Choreographer Denard Hayden. Mr. Hayden instructs the girls. TAKING THE HELM— Student Council President Paul Tindel presides at the first . ll-College assembly of 1959-60. 10 FULL HOUSE — The faculty and student body just about fill the Student Union at the first assembly.

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Sc iooi Ofie tut TO SEE THEM OFF— A group of fans gather at the airport to give the football team a big send- off. PIRATES TAKE TO THE AIR— For the first time in the history of Victoria College, the football team traveled by airplane to play a game. John Pounder, Bill Browning, Bubba Putney, Jim Kreutz, Herb Fu- gett, Don Willemin, and Robert Capers wait as Frank Darden checks the flight schedule. ALL ABOARD— John Pounder (top). Herb Fugett, and Stayton Weldon climb the steps to board the plane. Frank Darden, Royce Berger, and Jim Kreutz talk to the well-wishers assembled by the plane. FIRST POSTER PARTY— Darlene Thomas, Sharon Kern, and Frerichs give Gwen Foutz advice on how to make a poster. FINISHED PRODUCT— When the posters were completed, they were hung in the Student Union. Peggy Blanchard, Lester Godwin, Paul Hoelscher, and Johnny Henderson put one on the wall. i i