Amarillo College - Palo Duro Yearbook (Amarillo, TX)

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AG-UUiii Sports 3X6 Jacket ' WeiricK chie imeresi. Voted Best Sport by her t eomm nies and seiecied 3 membe ai the Ail-Touraament Bosketbail Team. Jctckesy is on autstcmding ? E. niaiar. She is am assistant in the P. E. Dsiart- mem, a niember of the Badge- Club, Siris Tennis Team, and die presiaem 3} Konnos. Howev -, ' iisczs s oartic;- polian in jons does noT inteieiE with s iolorsfaip in he- athes z ursss, as is shown 3v he- niace on ihe Honor Boil. Hepressnting AC o the public this ' ear is Miidrec Zwajg, who wcs :incsfi2i by the siu- lents to be Miss -.mcriilo C a 1 1 e g e ' iliicred. a Tesnmcr. aumaiism ai a - : met a memner a: ?hi Theia Kappa. 3etc Phi Gcmmc. -he Hanger Slcil, Zciiege Y and Kap- pas, nos quciiiifr- tor the Honor 3cil with a grade paint overage ai 2.7. In spile oi hffi- hecv- zjcss iOcc one ai iice work, sne tines. :ime tor her ravcnte tcrois ai sntertcm aient. dcnc anc -ositetbcil games Inccenicilv MUcrre-:: -s on oitenacnt ■; : h e 3 a a k e t = Queen. Vera Wdco csoH pTTBsnman music maior Vera Wilcoxson has became a papular and skillttii musician through twelve years oi piano study. She plot ' s the oroan, ;n addition to the piano, and amuses tierseil with the okuieie. Althougn aae is a member ai 3. £. U. Sic- mas. and vZlhoir ana particpates .n man AC assembly programs ana Baptist sei- ices. Vera manages to find time tor such pastimes as sewing and painting Dresden. Mildred Zwd0

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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

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AG-UUUui Despite his renown among AC stu- dents for his masterly technique with the violin, freshman Donald Oheim is not planning to pursue a musical ca- reer. His chief interest is in petroleum engineering, his major. He hopes to attain a master ' s degree in engineering at T. U. several years hence. Never- theless, Donald, who is a cheerleader and a member of the Engineers and the string trio, receives his greatest pleas- ure from his music. Tionald Okeim Don Key Holds Don Reynolds ' deep, melodious voice is his trademark. Don, who is a radio announc- er and a radio speech major, capitalizes on his voice, which may be heard on the air- lanes nearly every evening. However, he also has an interest in the airlines, specifi- cally a little hostess. Many of his off-hours are spent on his duties as president of the Independents, but he also finds time to lis- ten to his collection of classical records. Tiny and terrific would best describe Carolyne Till man, secretary of the Sophomore Class. Just a little dynamo of energy, Carolyne has ambitions to be- come a newspaper writer. As a journal- ism major and editor of the RANGER, she is well on the way. When she isn ' t put- ting together a news- paper, Tillie busies herself with Beta Phi Gamma, College Players, Choir, and Sigmas. She also keeps the highway busy between here and Mexico. Carolyne ZillmaH