Blinn College - Buccaneer Yearbook (Brenham, TX)

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Junior College Agriculture Association Of icers Carnell Carrell ......................... President V Douglas Schoppe ............ Vice President Paul Heidemann Secretary J.D. Izard Treasurer Viola Monroe ............................ Rep orter Ben Schroeder ................ Parliamentarian William Bishop ............... Student Council B.C. Crawford and Lawrence Hemann ..... Sponsors , W- phase of agriculture. The purposes of the organization are to promote leadership and fellowship among stu- to provide services for local agricul- Blinn HOZdS tural groups and to promote com- petitive activities among junior col- S ta t9 P 08 itions lege agriculture clubs. The TJCAA Convention was held at Blinn College, April 30, 1966, for the purpose to reorganize the Association. The following officers were elected: William Bishop - president, Blinn;John- ny Bilberry-first vice president, South Plains; George Lloyd - second vice presi- dent, Kilgore; Douglas Schoppe-sec- retary-treasurer, Blinn; James Cox-re- porter, Cisco; and Mike Lewis-parlia- mentarian, Cisco. Lawrence Hemann, Blinn Instructor, was appointed state adviser. The 1967 State Convention was held April 29 at Kilgore College. The two candidates for office were Billy Jensen and Paul Heidemann. The two voting delegates were Everett Bailey and Martin Schubert. The sweetheart candidate was Kay Wright, a Freshman from Houston. 1 55

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Mew? Advent plays an important part in life. , M; w .e 7' 7' Mary Guelker and Sharon McIntosh President Mary Ann Guelker who trans- ferred to another institution at the end of the Fall Semester, discusses with Sharon McIntosh, the president for the Spring Se- mester, the plans for the organization. The basic purpose is to promote Chris- tian fellowship among the Blinn students.

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, a 7W , a Q , 4. 4;4:71KlJI x:' A V . ' J .2 1E - 1' w! 4?? ,.m 41,, KWAVAM wwz , EFIRST ROW: Clyde Maass, Billy Ray Gerke, Jim Wood, Joe Paul Mueck, Leopoldo Peralta, Ray Dismukes. SECOND ROW: 'qAHPat Phillips, Harold Luedecke, Arnold Roitsch, Larry Eon, Tommy Holle, Jim Dup rie. THIRD ROW: Charles Brooks, Everet f 3Bailey, Gary Peterson, Bobby Shuck, Gerald Schroeder, Milton Koehl. FOURTHROW: Gilbert Wayne Raemsch, Stanley Brink- man, Rick Schlueter, Johnny Yates, Jr., Harry Lee Hoff, Alton Travis Phillips. FIFTH ROW: Sammy Brinkman, Roy Hegefeld, Paul Gersch, Johnnie Shupak, Randy Kocurek. SIXTH ROW: Allen Turner, Jam es Campbell, W.R. Gray, Jr.,Arnold Kulhanek, iDaniel Kocian. SEVENTH ROW: Ervin Ray Meier, Royce Weaver, Bill Soyars, Clifvaans, and George Dingee. President William Bishop presents a bouquet ofroses to the 1966- 67 JCAA QUEEN, Miss Linda Darr of Wharton County Junior College. The other candidates were: Cheryl Morton, South Plains, Danie Jones, Henderson; and Viola Monroe, Blinn College. W 3 NH . M'3Y1h4X Hm; st