Blinn College - Buccaneer Yearbook (Brenham, TX)

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In Memoriam ROMANS 14:8 For whether we live, we live unto the Lord; and whether we die,we die unto the Lord: whether we live therefore, or die, we are the Lords J. A. HOSEA, JR. of Liberty, Texas, attended Blinn College from September, 1958, to January, 1961. He received the Associate in Arts Degree on May 28, 1961. He played baseball while he attended Blinn College. He was Mr. Buccaneer in 1961. He was a member of the footballtearn and the Student Council. RONALD LEE HURST of Paige, Texas,attended Blinn College from 1964 to 1966. He was an active member of the Blinn College Band and the Blinn College Stage Band. DAVID KAMMERER of Brenham, Texas, attended Blinn Collegefrom 1961 to 1963. He was a member of Gamma Delta. BARBARA J. BEDNAR PASKIE of Brenham,Texas,attended Blinn College from 1963 to 1965. She received an Associate in Arts Degree on May 30, 1965. She worked in the library while she attended Blinn. In 1964, she worked on the Buccaneer Staff. In 1965, she was the editor of the Buccaneer. She was a mem- ber of Mu Delta Pi and 0f the Newman Club. MICHAEL THORNE MCNABB of La Feria, Texas, attended Blinn durin g the Spring Semester of 1967. He trans- ferred from Southwest Texas State College in San Marcos. McNabb, a history major, died March 21, 1967. WILLIAM J. PASKIE, III of Houston, Texas, attended Blinn College from January, 1964, to May, 1964. He was a member of the Rodeo Club. LOUIS LYNDON SANDER of Houston, Texas, attended Blinn College from September, 1960, to January, 1962. In 1961, he played football during the fall semester for Blinn. In the spring of 1961, he was a member of the Blinn track team. CLYDE RAY WELCH of Somerville, Texas, attended Blinn College from 1945 to 1947. Commander Welch was a 1947 graduate of Blinn College and a 1952 graduate of the United States Naval Academy at Ann- apolis, Maryland. Commander Welch was one of the 43 men killed Wednesday, October 26, 1966, in the fire aboard the Aircraft Carrier Oriskany, off the shore of Viet Nam. A veteran naval jet pilot of nearly twenty years, Com- mander Welch had been flying two combat missions a day against the North Viet Nam enemy, and was asleep or resting between flights when he was trapped below decks by the fire.

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' . AKJ.-L-sl JV Bra P t. ya: Thanks should go to many people for their help in producing the 1967 BUCCANEER: Diana Noviskie, club editor, for her reliability, depend- ability, and willingness to work; Susan Cartier, assistant editor, for her work and cheery smiles; Harold Luedecke for his dependability, as well as a lifesaver when it came to doing Odd jobs; T. G. Collier, sports, editor, who is appreciated for his stories and activities on the sports sections; Danny Danheim, Class editor, for his work on the class picture section; Viola Monroe, co-business manager, for doing a good job in selling ads; Glynda Palmore, art editor, commended for her artistic contribution; Linda Swenson and Sandra Mecey for their friendliness and assistance in typing; Edna Cobb, for her assistance on the layout sheets, index, and general help; Mike Martin, photographer, for his fine pictures for the yearbook; Miss Bobbie Morrow and Pam Munz, for their time and patience in working up the index; UntilNext Year . . . As the 1966-67 school year COIuca LO a Close, we look back at new growth, faculty and student increases, more activities, new friends, and a new way oflife. For many of us, Blinn is the future for the next school year, while to those parting, Blinn means the foundation for a senior college, a good memory, a parting of friends, and amaturing part of our life. The 1967 BUCCANEER, a pictorial history of the past year, is presented in a collegiate fashion to convey past events that will long be remembered by many. The 1967 BUCCANEER contains an additional seventy-six pages over that of the 1966 BUCCANEER, along with colored pictures for the first time in a Blinn Annual. More pictures have been used to portray student life and activities for your memories and enjoyment. The staff has tried to make this yearbook one which belongs to the students. The staff hopes that this yearbook will be treasured and remembered by the ad- ministration, faculty, and student body. Many thanks to Kenneth James, Travis Brewer, Bonnie Grabow, Deanne Dipple, Margaret Sander, Marian Janda, Pattie Hoffmann, Harold Luedecke, Diana Noviskie, and Ann Fortenberry for their time and effort spent in selling the greatest amount of ads that were ever sold for a BUCCANEER; Miss Margaret Mittelstaedt and Mrs. Martha Holcomb for their help and the excellent typing they provided; Miss Betty Plummer for her organizational help and advice; The Freshman Class for their contribution to give the BUCCANEERa more elaborate cover; Winkelmann Studio for their consideration, patience, and fine photography; The Administration for all their efforts in making the BUCCANEER a success, and Mr. Wilfred O. Dietrich, sponsor, for his patience,dedi- cation, and many hours of hard work to make the 1 967 BUCCANEER a reality. Sincerely, Douglas Schoppe Editor 245