Amarillo College - Palo Duro Yearbook (Amarillo, TX)

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le-U Uiied. Ability and amiability win every- one ' s admiration for sophomore Suzella Bursey, who is as industrious as she is pleasant. Suzella works with various organizations, including Phi Theta Kappa, of which she is vice-president; Beta Phi Gamma; the Ranger Staff; F. T. A.; and Gammas, of which she is secretary and a past vice-president Suzella ' s major is education, but her favorite class is speech. Pretty, dark-hair- 3d Emily Joe is A ell known to AC- tes. Emily ' s popu- arity among the students is attested 3y the fact that she s secretary of the reshman Class ind a member of 3igmas and B. S. U. i e r interests in- :lude sewing, de- iigning clothes, ind playing the pi- jno. She claims hat she needs to earn to cook, since :he wants to have I home of her own lome day. But right low, Emily is con- :entrating most of ler efforts on her iinglish major. Scholarly mature-looking Virgil Holloway has gained recognition many times for his expert square dancing, for his team is a con- test winner of long standing. When he isn ' t dancing, Virgil doubles as a fast fiddle play- er. Past vice-president and now president of F. T. A., he is preparing to teach history. His marks have rated him for both years at AC a fit member of Phi Theta Kappa, of which he is president. Smly oe

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A6-UUiUei Engineer Sweetheart Carole Barnes is one of the friendly personalities who make life on the campus pleasant. Carole serves as secretary of the Student Coun- cil, as publicity chairman of College Y, and as a member of Sigmas and choir. Her freshman pre-med sudies vie with sports for her time. Carole ' s plans for the future include several years at the Uni- versity of Colorado and then a position as a laboratory technician. A familiar name among AC students is Bob Berry. Bob, whose name appears on the Honor Roll, is president of the Fresh- man Class and a Tau Delt. A petroleum engineering major, he hopes to receive his degree at the University of Oklahoma, where he will enroll after he completes his second year at AC. Bob ' s most enjoyable sparetime pursuit is working on automo- biles, particularly his ' 50 Ford. A funny little sneeze and a bub- bling, whole-heart- ed laugh distin- g u i s h sophomore Billie Joyce Bird from other fun-lov- ing students. Billie Joyce is the well- known editor of the PALO DURO. She is also secretary of the choir and a member of Beta Phi Gamma, P. E. Maj- ors Club, F. T. A., College Players, and Sigmas. Nat- urally, this future P. E. teacher ' s fa- vorite amusements are sports and dancing. Mlie oyce fSird

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e L ' huiu ' A npspile his fenown among AC stx; dents lor his moslprly technique witj the viohn. fieshman Donald Oheim ' . not pinnniiig to pursue a musical co »eei His chipt interest is in petroleurt engineering, his major He hopes ( attain a master s degree m engmeerinc at T U seveial years hence. Never theless. Donald, who is a cheerleade and a member of ihe Engineers and th. string trio, receives his greatest pleas ure trom his music. DcHald Oheim £Sm K ' Vn ' c-»-ni-!i- ' K ' w T- -nRioi- ' •♦?.. , !. ■It ' 6 Tiny and terriiic wcxild best descrih€ Ccrclyne Till man secretary d. die Scphcmcre Class -St a little dynamc : energy Ciiraiy-ae ;,:3 . — riccns tc be- come w e » ' 5pcpgr writer. As a jcumci- :sm zicicT iz:!! . edilor CI -jie HANGER, she i weJl on tne wuv . ' v iec. she isn : put- nng iDceina- ; news- pcpe-, TiiH e busies nerseii with Beic ? 3iTr.7nc:. College FlcYecs, Chcar ,Tnd Sr— irrs. She .rian Keeps die :uctiway Ousy DerwseE aeie .znc Mexicn. W ««• ' ' ZM