Blinn College - Buccaneer Yearbook (Brenham, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 300 of the 1973 volume:

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A r 52 s Searching for true knowledge, which is everyones for the taking, daring to question. . . because to question is to know the truth 4 ., if -' 1, -, , 4 'Vik' Y H , ,: . 2, .1, , ,.. ,f X 'Gr T44 . JV, A . ll .4 1 , , V:-an-. H Aa-'x V: Participating in activities, experiencing new happenings, advancing into new ideas . , . these are the orbs of influence for our lives in the time to come tBMCIiL?b14'Lgq gi-Sfg,,g.,'fWiaz 4. ' I' 1 I .f . . Dhiilff-Qffbfz foe - 4,1 sg , -- .,.v.-qgnauvg 'M :.m,vs., wiv' ' ,,'i5'fl9' , 1, ,X - 7 g. . , ,.-- . .., i 6 x Y I qf::sa'4'3::.ui Sliiif Q in JV. 1: - 1 , ... 4. .gms pug.. ' .Q ji 1-A, ...,4.l23: '-'- - ,, .Y . .. f ,4.., , - ,F -.T 1 , , ,Q , ,, L 'Y' ':sf u.,n.cfsn' 4-'4 '-- . . . 'jan-iff 'gf A1- 'i. I f 5 ' l 15.5 , rx A-C ' 'TRU 43 'Yif .744 ., N-921' -1 1 1 J W, AN W QT? 'Q H 3 H,- W Qlq 0 , f T c if-.. ' U ,wif . 7 Yelling for the home team, getting -ready for pep assemblies, generating school spirit which forms the incentive for involvement in community living 8 ' 4 A' .1 . - 1' , X4 , L' 'A V',-'f L, V ,,. A .A , , ,J V av , ' ' V: gf' rf' f' ri: ,ii - - '. Fl 'Sw' L' 5-V f- R' .-.li 4, f Je .1 . Q t . ,,,.:. R' 1' : . 3 f Y , w ,.V- X N 'l 1- I ' .- w 'M' H3121 IIx'f'i.Kf'.,'5f - - ' W Tx - ww 1 -- w- -1yJ'fug3-- ffiEf'gu.'2fC.3 'i gf T Being with friends, Communicating with other people, reaching out to find people to relate with and learn from . . . having the golden spirit of life 10 J- . I e - ,. - - Ex ,-rw.,-' . ,ky t wa ., .4 ,.,f: r 4 p hx. . ii . -,QQ-, V ' ,V 2 A : , i11YvT.L '- 7- 4 S, - . .sw ,,.,- , '...-saaus---: f-1 Y f ks .. - . x-, - , L -'Ti-5' ' 'T ' . , - . J. , ' 'mx 7. Y , ,,.,k. ,K i - 2 . ,L , X .E h. .icq Q., Jw'-.' PP. , A-.AA , J dsx, ...A I , REACH OUT . ,-f: f 12 ...I 3' IW' 3-I-Fa ..- , .11 '4 .61 1 , WITH ANOTH ER I ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY 'I Boa rd of Trustees es H. Atkinson Bernard J. Murski Oliver Whitener sident of Blinn College Member ofthe Board Member ofthe Board is Tomachefksy Robert A. Winkelmann Rudolph Schroeder al Advisor Vice Chairman Chairman of the Board o Q. Lehrmann H. R. Matthews Fi0bBff C. Appel retary-Treasurer Member of the Board Member of the Board lnot pictured! 17 ga,-Q in 4 mn E. Q 'GE :ff V W, .Ji fr A I-Q4 -2-5 'f 4 f-,.N f.-. i ZN X .f X If X D Henry J. Boehm, Srl, Academic Dean ll: A ll ,N j ., .f 5' W e 1 W , . r Waldo F. Burt, Assistant Registrar William R. Perry, Registrar Walter C. Schwartz, Dean of Student Services 19 Administration Billy Dean, Assistant Dean of Nlen Earl Grubbs, Counseling J. B. Carrington, Dean of lVlen Lucy Holleman, Bursar 3,5 ,153 1-rr.-Tar.:-rn' Ta 1535 'W-3' . aa.. .L4 .W ..-q 1 f ' 'll 4 i . , . K' -ff ' fF ,J Oscar W. Benold, Business Manager Eva lVl. Beazley, Dean of Women 20 ...f-JP' 'tr' l l l i Seth D. McCormick, Industrial Arts Delores Howell, Home Economics Home Economics Department The Department prepares students for their individual roles in the field of home economics. Emphasis is given to the stu- dents' desiring advanced study in the field and to those desiring practical knowledge and skill for personal development. The department has two lecture rooms, a sewing lab designed for 24 students, a food lab with 6-unit kitchens, a well-equipped utility room, and a formal living room and dining room. Agriculture Department The Department has courses designed for the students who plan to attend a senior college who seek the needs of agricultural technically. The courses are standard college courses accredited by the Southern Associa- tion of Colleges and Schools and other accrediting agencies. B. C. Crawford, Chairman ., :H-P QL ,.,. e-'U Si igggl, fp:i,l,. r. ef' . iii i ,.. , v,,- i 'f QQ ' U, A l v if 9 X A ' ,t 'sa XX 21 Business Department Walter C. Schwartz, Chairman 22 Through an informed and dedicated staff, the Business Department offers a wide range of courses to fit the needs of today's business student. Each student is afforded the opportunity for a meaningful inquiry into the business world through such courses as: accounting, business law, typewriting, shorthand, office manage- ment, introductory business, salesmanship, secretarial training, and computer science. Margaret Mittelstaedt, Shorthand, Typing l Gerald Jedlicka, Business, Typing John Dixon, Accounting onald Voelter, Accounting 84 Business Robert Goss, Computer James R. Warren, Computer -A-L .... .Q ll' Qi Winston Dahse, Business Wilfred Dietrich, Chairman i l English Department The Department is concerned with helping the students to achieve a degree of proficiency in the process of thinking and in expressing the end product of thought in an effective and acceptable manner of either oral or written communication. The Depart- ment offers: English Composition, Com- position and Rhetoric, Developmental Reading, Introduction to Literature, and English Literature. 24 , :Q I L LA., Sylvia Bowen, English F' AWE l ,005 ll Q i i fr ,is Jane Diemer, English Helena Gaston, English David Hohlt, English FIT V - mf--yvwg ,. 0-ei' lifif E' , .f if E A E- - , L - .' l Haley, English ita Knight, English Ludwig, English - gli, l+,l,:g,i.3 , l l 'l fi MN 1lP.-'I-will ilgizg '11'Qiil ll lull it r l -lx-ii u iii eii X ..-,!- X Q., L ,,-1,5 2 ,5.4:,...-lvl 4 ' ' ' ,M ill' l 4 -T-R ww' i ' l ,ii 1-il ll- 'r'-iii ll wr wig. '-,' i 1 it ,L ,-Y i .A 8,5 ii , ,I X Loyce Ramsey, English W. Daniel Schiller, English Shirley Thompson, English , 44451, ,W 1 lgmu Herbert D. Waldrop, English I , .1 .3Eq..!. - 5? in H1 .ui 4: 11, , 1 J r fl Ll 4,- K aaa- ', rl J- 1 . - - f f F , 'V A. Q:-' , .. 1 L.. - .' F, T' A-mi 4' 5 'T' 'area-m Physical Education Department Janis Sneed, Women's Physical Education Leroy Dreyer, Athletic Director Walter P, Jett, Track Coach l ' 4 li l l f Boehnke, Head Football Coach Ernest Stewart, Basketball Coach Robert Haberman, Physical Education 27 Ma thema tics Department The philosophy of the Mathematics Department is to help every student. The Department offers courses that meet the requirements for Elementary Education, Business, Nursing, and other majors. To keep pace with changing requirements, new courses have been added to the program. The Department sponsors the Nlu Alpha Theta National Mathematics Organization. This club exposes students to interesting ideas and concepts that many times are not introduced in the class room. 28 Jeanette Lukeman, Math Elaine Sommers, Math Herman Schoenemann, Chairman , i V, Alfred Ermis, Math Kenneth Locke, Nlath ,U 4 mi-1 fx .f-.HIUQQ ie, f.1,,,w M: W- mu' -:Mi Q! ,ij :rw 1 fare: 1 L ,v 1 'i Valgene peters, Math Charles Peveto, Math 29 Charles Cottingham, Chairman Science Department The Science Department has courses for every student. There are special courses for students who pursue scientific careers. The curriculum includes courses which were de- signed to assist the non-science major stu- dents in meeting their laboratory science requirements for liberal arts degrees. A new course for home economics and nursing majors was added to the chemistry curriculum. 30 9 ui 9 , ' ,, -l Q i' V 1, i . ' i ws...-44 Nathan Byrd, Biology xXx- ,,.-, Orval W. Hardin, Physics I Y , ffl, 1 J V ml W in 5 i iiyi 556134 il- N . in f' J V l v, .o ' - . i i 55 5, s-gf? p,,A- fin Edward Hueske, Chemistry Clyde Martin, Biology Patricia Taylor, Anatomy Eric Winkler, Biology Eleanor Mikulin, Biology 31 Social Science Department O. E. lVlcGregor, Chairman I-L ,rf ,,,.-ws, E-ii,-7?f'i1 ff-1 tgifirlil Q-is 'Fifi J yd f -1-i,.,' f ' 1.9 5 lg' ,wt ,V .5 7 Vai' 3 The Department helps the student to a better understanding of his world. The study of history, economics, geography, government, sociology, and psychology aids in the understanding of man. Also the field of sociology and psychology affords an opportunity for meeting the needs of students through individualized learning and evaluation. Special reading's permit oral sharing of current information from periodicals, collected readings and newspapers which result in self direction and student re- sponsibility for his intellectual growth and development. Classroom management and facilities often take on a new look as groups form circles: as the instructor becomes the facilitator: as the instructor converses with an individual: or as a student becomes the leader at the lectern. Clifford Drane, Economics Joel Franke, Government Larey Kieke, Government r in rs-slr ff' L. Schmidt, Government Carstarphen, History obert Giles, History i' i ' 1... i v .N .t T i i I Mimi i. 1 i i r F Bradford Tibbitts, Government Joe Pat Davis, History Noel Kent Horton, History ai' W1 I, 7 n, V.. x ' S, PF? i r' -' . ' 4: V . in T' N. , . . i, i. i Dale Carnagey, History Larry Dawson, History Harold Shilk, Geography 35 Library The W. L. Moody, Jr. Library supplies Blinn students with adequate reference materials, periodicals, visual and audio aids, as well as the general book collection. The library shelves some 30,000 books and bound periodicals and currently subscribes to 460 periodicals. The library has acquired a record collection of more than 300 albums and a microfilm collection in excess of 1,300 reels. The library staff consists of the Librarian, an assistant Librarian, a clerk, and approximately eighteen student assistants. ' A'-iff' 7 'W 'K H ' wt , -'51 . 1 L Li i l r 5. I, l Eileen Wuycheck, Psychology 34 John Barkman, Librarian f ll 'z ' xr ,. W. r l Carter E. Massey, Sociology Lois Campbell, Assistant Librarian James Kohler, Law Enforcement 7 ' 1, 'ff , 1 gfliv j ,i-ra' 2' f , eg-,prlf V l ln wp. l .if 451 :,. 'l IN l l l r l l Xrar' Robert J. Wallace, Psychology Z- 059 5 . T. 41 3 ,i i. X Diane Kolwes, Library Clerk Linda Dreyer, Financial Aid Secretary Martha Wilkening, President's Secretary Bonnie Winkelmann, Academic Dean's Secretary JQWQ 4' Judy Huff, Business Office Secretary Shirley Hohlt, Business Office Secretary Secreta rz es Patsy Schroeder, F!egistrar's Secretary '1Pf--1-me fx 1 T., , nf , ,V Alijl--L, xf 'J' 4 'If' m . n 1 V, ir, 41T'f'?V Elizabeth Schvvake, Student Service Dean's Secre- tary Doris Glenewinkel, Fiegistrar's Assistant Secretary 55 'Ffh QED hi'- .sf 33 3 ik . - D.. . A I V .. 'J' 'T-3:14 'L Q, , -.1 -- 1 - . . , ,, ,.,,,,,, 5. -,1-B.. 4 3 5 4 I, ' Q- A 4 I t -QPQW ., , 5 -1 5 .,. ' s I. is -.. 'YY' . 5 f xi Q ' itz?-I, ygygiiiiv , I T . nponrgg T . , V 53 r ' ' -, V -gf, A . Y' ' fm L ,631 lk ' 'if' , ff-mpg , 4 X .. E.1:2!Qgl:..x,i5g, un 43- -M HO OR 37 Miss Buccaneer Contributes Through Activities Miss Buccaneer for 1972-1973 was Debbie Hopkins from Austin. Debbie is an English Major and would like to teach on the high school or junior high level. After completing her two years at Blinn, she plans to attend the University of Texas at Austin. A Blinn cheerleader, Debbie was also a member of Phi Theta Kappa Beta Alpha and the Blinn Players. ln 1971, she was selected as Who's Who in Psychology. Mr. Buccaneer Contributes Through Activities The 1972-1973 Mr. Buccaneer was Bill Bohne from Bellville. Bill was a member of the Student Council, Delta Psi Omega, Blinn Players, and the Pep Club. He was vice-president of the Blinn Players and Student Council Representa- tive of Delta Psi Omega. He was also a member of the Buccaneer baseball team and received All-Conference recognition. Bill plans to attend Texas A 84 M University in College Station. He is- a physical education major and plans to enter professional baseball and later coach. 38 -41 ' 1 Sophomore Favorites Gary Wright is a sociology major from San Antonio, who plans to attend Lamar State University. He plays on Blinn's football team in the position of offensive guard or defensive tackle. His hobbies are playing piano and chess and fishing. Ella Lincecum is a business administration major from Led- better, Texas. She has no senior college preference as of yet. Annette Thaler is a pharmacy major from Brenham,Texas. She has plans to attend either the University of Houston or The University of Texas. She is a cheerleader and an active member of the Blinn Student body. Stacey Poole is a voice major from Smithville, Texas. He has plans to attend either Texas University or North Texas University. Cora Veal is a business administration major from Smithville, Texas. She has no senior college preference as of yet. Ronnie Parker is a political science major from Washington, Texas. At present he has no senior college preference. He is a member of the Blinn football team, and has played the position of Tight End on the team. Elaine Nink is a business major from Rockdale, Texas. She has no senior oollege preference as of yet. Nlark Clark is a physical education major from Texas City, Texas. At present he has no senior college preference. Freshman Favorites Rosemary Kyle Reigns As 1 972 Homecoming Queen 42 John Wayne Taylor Rosemary KYIG Lillie Turner Crowns Queen Rosemary Kyle - 4- , . . y --: -bv Qi -az 4-,.--+. -.Si-yy' Sl.. ' .V A Q 0 .- Ax -i , s - ,Q , J .V - f ..., .-f rr , A ab ' 2. V - 1' H.,1., w,yw .,- .rg ' U 'wiwig mi g' .Ad af' 3-1.,-. + . U . 7 '.2 ' nw f V we ' 'L 744 5 4 - ., , FV-- f1r'ilf'4 X L' i f -v'N- f 4. -'zu ' . CT- . - 27215-C12 - ' 'f:!:.7-th 1' 1-1 'yx wr . '-v ta A 1. 1' ., ,- ' 'J' 'f ' F S'.', 1 ,J..', , V Y U -Ag - ' f 15+ .W H N 3 -. 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'.., id! .i' .. rf- ,ff . 9 kts-,gl -sf Fa a .f Y rl if fm fffQiQ. 5j'2fii ' .Fl 4- ll.. si' iv 532 M E J :ig ff -as ' N 9-63,- ,, -.NJ V - Q1 ,f I Q. fi' 'H T 'lfyl-:Iii F44 Q FV W W. W, 1 1 is 5 F 6 2 -35 r beg Eli 'sf ll wr ii yi Wil -mf A ,+P W' A L 1' , D Q. 2 Q gl gf A 1. 4? fm-ar 1- l 71. . s . . ww .- -v f , S. . A-. LV ,gi , 1. . as lbw! L 11 wr' 1 'I QQ er ' .V 1 4' - Q' ,,,. 1 , ,M ? ,,. r ,-I Q. , ,V+ 3 9 Q. .rlz i-u Lv ea. F1-bl? I, VM xr!! V nh . 'TV 1-Q Departments Select Who's Who Connie Shelfer, Music. Elementary Education. Betty Blevins, Sociology. Graduate Stephen F. Austin, Bryan. Member Konza Klub 81 Student Council. Kathy Stafford, Drama 84 Television. Graduate Bellville High School. Member Blinn Players, Phi Rho Pi, Delta Psi Omega, 8: Buccaneer Band. Otto Kemper, Drama 84 Television. Participated in Television Tapes Favorite Poems for Young People , Reflections on a Gift of Watermelon Pickle Received from a friend Called Felicity , 'Selections from Robert Frost. 41:- i ng '? Joann Zwernemann, Interior Design. Echo Club. Nancy Zigal, Foods. Phi Theta Kappa. Keba Shipes, Textiles. 46 Joe Wallace, Agriculture, Graduate Bastrop High Debfa Hopkins, Engnsn- Member Slim School. Plans to attend Texas A 8: M University. Page Psi Omega, Pnl Theta Kappa' Bnnn ea er. Lil .ul--4 ' 1 s ! 5 Candy Davis, Physical Education. Member Student Council, P.E.P. Club. Graduate Aldine High School. Bill Bohne, Physical Education. Graduate Bellville High School. Member Student Council, P.E.P. Club, Blinn Players, 81 Delta Psi Omega. Drafted by Boston Red Sox 84 Montreal Expos. Linda Schwartz, Speech. Mike Wallace, Speech. Participated in Tele! vision Tapes Poems for Young People Sayings from Poor Richard Paul Flevere's Ride Member Phi Theta Kappa, Delta Psi Omega, 84 Blinn Players. Sunders, Business. Member Phi Beta Charles Kraemer, Math. Journalism. Anne Darr and Julie Bray. Graduate Bellville High School. 47 Departments Select Wh0,s Who Charles Schwartz, Psychology. Graduate Bren- ham High School. Member Circle K Club, 84 Phi Theta Kappa. Plans to attend University of Texas in Austin. Edward Boenker, Architecture. Graduate Bren- ham High School. Member Phi Theta Kappa. George Eon, Debate. President of Blinn Players. Member Phi Flho Pi 84 Delta Psi Omega. Danny Mikulencak, Engineering. Member Phi Theta Kappa. Received Freshman Chemistry Award. .4 .-A N 3 Chris Sawyer, Debate. 48 Bobby Marek, Biology. Graduate Bellville Hugh Dereck Ng Photography School. Plans to attend Texas A8iM University fs Nancy Wasut, Geography. Elementary Education. Plans to attend Sam Houston State University. Barbara Belota, Secretarial Training. Phi Theta Kappa 84 Phi Beta Lambda. Graduate LaGrange High School. Robert Wegner, Government. Graduate Burton High School. .nl ning, 1 - -f' N, Blaha, English, Phi Theta Kappa, Phi Rho Cynthia Rosenbaum, History. Member Blinn Band Roger Gray, Economics. Member Phi Theta Kappa. 84 Phi Theta Kappa. Alpha Theta. Kathy Fischer, Chemistry. Member of Phi Theta Industrial Arts. Student Council Vice Charles Faldyn, Accounting. Phi Theta Kappa, Mu Kappa. 49 .f ,.- 'f' , 4: , ,fgll f ,HZ 7, 41' VLML X r.. I1 ' L, 2 rbi' .. 'gy . Q i' D .U - -'fl ingfr f -- J- n 50 -,,, .-: p. ' Ffff Lmse F Lili-4 v . Mg. - If wigg- 41 K -. '. 'Y' Si- OR GANIZA TI ONS Blinn College Band Ned A. Contine, Band Director Alfred Petrick, Band Manager 52 Sharon Grimm, Choreographer Marsha Anderson, Secretary ,im .I .M X -nxfmuu Q Van der Burenhouse, Assistant Band Director 53 Blinn College Band The 1972 Blinn Bucaneer Band ex- perienced a very rewarding year. Because of careful planning, hard work, and outstanding leadership, the Band increased its size three- fold and successfully performed at four out-of-town football games, including the Wool Bowl in Roswell, New Nlexico. For such a fruitful year the Band has received standing ovations wherever they performed. This has been a great year for the Blinn College Buccaneer Band. 54 -1 '? v 1 1 V Blinn Choir Choir Roster Sharon Anderson, Jane Anschutz, Mary Barfield, Randall Barta, Connie Beauchamp, Linda Ben- iamin, John Blacklock, Brenda Boyd, Dorothy Bradley, John Brewster, Margie Byers, Barbara Byrd, Debra Chaney, Sharon Chaney, Jessie Crow, Deborah Davis, Pruitt Deloach, Conna Derkowski, Shirley Feemster, William Flinn, Betty Gerdes, Eva Gonzales, Michae Grabarkiewicz, Linda Harbert, Johnnye Harris, James Hartley, Thomas Hartley, Mary Heep, Guyleen Hewitt, Sally Hurt, Karen Kent, Carolyn Klentzman, Lou Koehler, Charles Lambert, Sarah Lewis, Douglas Ma, Chester May- field, Elizabeth McCown, Menefee Allan, Shannon Mongomery, Terry Parker, Holly Poffenberger, Annie Polasek, Stacey Poole, Vicki Richter, Patricia Robinson, Jane Sanders, Chris Sawyer, Leah Sellers, Connie Shelfer, Linda ShirIey,WaIter Simpson, Nancy Taylor, Ricki Turbeville, Lillie Turner, Linda Urban, PeQ9Y Watson, Carol Wend- ler, Barbara Williams, Cynthia Wright. 56 X f '? flu. Blinn Players Productions Michael Stackhouse-Reporter Rosanne Murski-Secretary George Eon-President Michael Wallace-treasurer Bill Bohne-V. Pres. 1 f ii-Q54-99 Spring,1972 lVl Mrs. Mack-Lillian Turner, Donald Cadwail- ANGELS DON'T MARRY lid oreaux, Julie Cadwaillider-Sandy Porter er-Stephen Haynes, THE DEATH OF THE HIFKED MAN Silas-Walter Peters Warren-John Biser Mary-Vicki Pavelka Edna-Debbie Schroeder Spring, 1972 '4.' , .: Y 1 1 , l, . T, , 5 . l ANTIGONE Spring, 1968 Don Baylor SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL Fall, 1970 Carl Farinella, Donald Bickham, deceased: Sandra Porter, Michael Cheyney. 59 ' l Blinn Players Productions fl SPOON RIVER ANTHOLOGY ' 1 - F Richard Birch, Joe Gerson, Bill Gaines, Vickie f Pavelka, Jo Ann Hale, Sandra Porter, Christy Jerichow, and Fred Hall Spring, 1971 A- SPARKIN' Spring, 1972 Rosanne Murski: Lessie Hanna, Patti Hodges: and Bill Bohne Granny Painsberry, Thersa Zurekp Susan Hanna, Orrv 3PSfkS.M3ChaGl3Y8Ckh0US9 60 iih ,X nb. N Stafford Taping For Childrenfs Poetry Kathleen Stafford, Otto Kemper, Mike Wallace, Mike Stackhouse, Roseann Murski, Linda Mar- tin, Janice Arlla, Bill Bohne, Debbie Hopkins, Janice Joubert, Linda Harbert, George Eon, Theresa Zurek i WJ . vHfjgd 's! 'VI L le. Bl-'THE Spggg-5' Fall, 1971 Charles-Joseph Gerson, Madame Arcatti-Vicki Edith-Sandra Porter, Elvira-Christi Jerichow, P 61 Delta Psi Omega Delta Psi Omega was organized March 20, 1929, as an honorary dramatic fraternity for the purpose of providing an honor society for those doing a high standard of work in dramatics and inci- dentally through the expansion of Delta Psi Omega among the colleges of the United States and Canada, provide a wider fellowship for those interested in the college theatre. The fraternity is not intended to take the place of the regular dramatic club or other producing groups, but as students qualify, they are rewarded by election to membership in this society. Play production is an activity so highly technical that it requires the service of a trained director and all the resources of a large dramatic association organized on the most democratic basis where every member of a student body may have equal opportunity for self expression. Otto Kemper Rosanne Murski Linda Harbert Linda Martin Debbie Hopkins 62 Bill Bohne-Student Council Mike 3f8CkhOUS9-Tl'98S- Thersa Zurek-Vice-Pres. Rosanne NlUfSki-Pf9S- Q, if fini? l 3 1 ffx 1l fs V7 ISL. ,-. ,1 gf. We J X I , v I IH: V L-2'Z , f 1. . Mamn Janice Arlla J 'H M J' N x 0. .fv- Theresa Zurek, Janice Arlla, Janice Joubert, George Eon, Mike Stackhouse, Mike Wallace Janice Joubert Phi Theta Kappa Beta Alpha Wayne McDonald, Cindy Flukinger, Charles Kramer, Tim Lambert, Sharon Grimm, Robert Giles The Phi Theta Kappa, established in 1918 is an honor society. The Beta Alpha Chapter received its Charter in 1931 and since then has served as the group repre- senting high scholastic and academic goals. A bright event during the year was the National Convention in Houston. A large number of members represented Beta Alpha at the convention. 64 Z IJ 5 Bobby Marek, Frank Ma, Val Kieke, Becky McDonald, Barbara Gaskamp, Paulett Munsch, Flay Tiemann, Carol Von Minden, Kathy Lehrmann Fisher, Becky Gaertner, Nancy Zigal, Wayne CQUF' Pg ' P V v-YQ, Val Kieke , . V Y FV? Q lA',Q:5V -, ..,.g. ii kgs - X N, 'mx 1 FL iii' i IE. C -4 Tim Lambert 65 Phi Theta Kappa Beta Alpha V i I . w E- Cynthia Flukinger Ten Students Were Initiated Ten students were initiated into the Phi Theta Kappa, the national honor fraternity, in a noon ceremony held on September 28 in the Student Center. Success comes only as a result of sacrifice, said Dr. James H. Atkinson, President of the college. The only way you are going to be remembered is your contribution to your fellow man. Dr. Atkinson spoke to the club members and guests. For the initiation ceremony, each of the new members lit their candle from the Candle of Knowledge , and repeated the Phi Theta Kappa pledge. Each one was then given a membership card by Dr. James Atkinson. 66 The initiates were Deborah Lehrmann, David Elmore, Barbara Belota, Kathy Fisher, Jackie Ruemke, Mary Schulz, Paulette Tielsch, Frank Ma, Nancy Waisut, and Rebecca Gaertner. Val Gene Kieke, president of Beta Chapter of Phi Theta Kappa, served as the Master of Ceremonies. Ray Tieman, vice- president of public information, gave the invocation. Robert Giles, Val Kieke, Flay Tiemann Carol Von Minden The other officers of the chapter for the upcoming year are Carol Von Minden, vice- president, Linda Burt, secretary: Becki Blaha, treasurer: Anne Darr, reporter: Becky Munsch, historian: and Norris Wied, student council representative. 67 Jimmie Day, Ed Krause, George Eon, Kath leen Stafford, Otto Kemper, Lottie Luecke- FUEYSFS, Theresa Zurek, Chris Sawyers Linda Schwartz, Micheal Stackhouse. Mem bers not shown: Becki Blaha, Laurie Mare jowsky 68 Phi Rho Pi Phi Rho Pi is the National Honorary Forensic Society. Its purpose is to promote interest in all forensic activities and to reward deserving students according to their achievements. Membership is honorary. lts membership is made up of students who are outstanding in the fields of speaking and in dramatics. The organiza- tion gives and brings to them the opportunity to participate in state and local activities concerning speech and drama. tirfltllsis gli ll 1. ' 'u ' , . . V f i t 1 tn QIEHTE1 ,,-- .egn Otto Kemper, Jimmie Day, Ed Krause, George Eon, Kathleen Stafford, Linda Schwartz QQ4 ' 'fu Micheal Wallace Beta Mu Chapter Phi Beta Lambda Phi Beta Lambda is a national organi- zation for students of business admini- stration. The Blinn College Beta lVlu Chapter was organized for the purpose of developing competent aggressive business leadership, and to create more interest and understanding in the intelligent choice of business occupations. Officers-Elect: Joan Ermis, Secretary, Helen Schwartz, President, Mary Harris, Treasurer, Judy Kleiber, Student Council Flepresentative, Current Officers: Jackie Fluemke, President, Kathy Edwards, Treasurer. Missing: Linda Har- bert, Secretary. 70 xt ff 'VF -gg Howard Coleman, Frank Nowak, Ella Lince cum, Linda Maxfield The Phi Beta Lambda members, officers, and sponsors met to make plans for their annual Christmas party and bar-b-que. Members voted to have their party on December 5, 1972 at the National Guard Armory. The activities were financed with dues paid by each member. 71 Beta Mu Chapter Phi Beta Lambda Helen Schwartz, Mary Harris 72 rf' 4,- nrf I ..., Phi Beta Lambda members, sponsors: Gerald Jedlicka and John Dixon, Honorary Mem- bers: Margaret Mittelstaedt and Walter C. Schwartz, and Admini- strative guests enjoyed a de- licious bar-b-que meal. The evening was spent in conversation and socializing, ending with a visit from jolly Saint Nick. 73 Echo Club The Echo Club participated in various fall semester activities. They sold flags at the football games and gave a dinner for all the ex-Echo members attending the annual homecoming game. The club also sold cookies and fudge to raise money for a trip in the spring. lleft to rightl Keba Shipes, Shirley Flukinger T-he Shirley Thompson Teresa Budznsz Paulett Tielsch Keba Shlpes Marlene Schmidt Shirley Fluklnger 74 Theresa Budzisz, Jan Heuedeck -.1-xx? Treva Mayer, Shirley Thompson Blinn Treasures Lieutenants: Alice Harper, Sharon Little, Karen Schulze, Johnnye Harris. Captain: Linda Coward Sue Boehnke, Drill Team Director 76 Karen Schulze, Sharon Little, Linda Coward, Johnnye Harris, Alice Harper, Anita Locke, Daphne Walker, Phyllis Munz, Susan Spradling, Vicki Hill Cindy Utley, Karen Bockhorn, Holly Waddell Brown, Jeanette Gaskamp, Renee Parr, Scott, Linda Martain, Rhonda Greinert, Anschutz Anita Locke, Daphne Walker, Phyllis Munz, Susan Spradling, Vicki Hill, Cindy Utley, Karen Bock- horn, Holly Waddell, Lisa Brown, Kathy Laubach, Margaret Wheat, Kerry Scott, Dawn Hinze, Gay Lamb, Bonnie Rose, Vernell Finke, Donna Seifert, Jane Anschutz, Ronda Greinert, Linda Martain, Jeanette Gaskamp, Rene Parr, Margaret Denena, Karen Schulze, Sharon Little, Linda Coward, Johnnye Harris, Alice Harper. 77 Junior College Agriculture Association The Junior College Agriculture Association is an organization of students majoring in some phase of agriculture. The purposes of the organization are to promote leadership and fellowship among students of agriculture, to promote the interests of the agriculture program at Blinn College, to provide services for local agricultural groups and to promote com- petitive activities among junior college agriculture clubs. Terry Machach-Secretary .lack White-Student Council Danny Fore-Student Council Charles Goeke-Treasurer Rosemary Kyle-Sweetheart Thomas Randle-President Mike Krotophyll-Vice President 78 7 Q' 1111, Q Jimmy Rivers, Eugene Hinze, Malcom Harding, Michael Krotofll, Jack White, Christian Reinecke, Glenn Smotek, Walter Carl Jones. Robinson, Michael Lampe, George Lee, Leon Perry, Jim Pieper, Johnathan Kalich, Herschal David Gotcher 79 Mr. Martin administering a laboratory practical Junior College Agriculture Association Winfred Finke Charles Goeke, Mark Klesel, Rosemary Kyle, Danny Fore, Mike KrotophyII,Thomas Randle, Ben Newcomb, Royce Blackwell, Marcus Har- tersteiner, Stanley Vacek, Billy Lawton, Douglas Brauer, Tommy Brown, Walter Carl Jones, Craig VanBaarle, Buddy Harding, Roger Clark, Jack White, Randy Buck, Donald Bolen- barr, Terry Machac 80 z?-ai-9. 'sn 3, 9 avg...- .V A,-4 Mgr. ,J . H M K . J .1-1 .lf .,7,,'.-5' ' Q. ,w.k .. M r,. r Sven -., 5 J, X ..-...K AI S' Sv- 7 Chris Goeke and Larry Dierking Clyde Martin m---'1w f,!--'4- yr, Af7! i'f V 81 '4'Pl HOlu- 9 -wlasnsmvnnls.--' I ale- N ' Sr S sf' Q Industrial Arts 1i? Kieth Clark, Bob Flowers, Ronnie Gideon, Bauer, Alfred Petrich, Michael Jatzlau, Calvin Schroeder Ernest Fenske, Steve Muras, Ken Frank, Alan Fobbs, Bobby Schroeder, Gareth Luetge, J. 82 Religious Clubs Chi Alpha Chi Alpha, which stands for Christ's Ambassadors, is sponsored by the Assemblies of God. It is designed to provide Christian fellowship for pentecostal or full gospel college stu- dents and to encourage these students to be witnesses on campus and faithful participants in the religious activities of their local churches. Chi Alpha was organized nationally in 1953. Pruitt DeLoach, Cheryl Birdsell, Richard Jakubik, J. P. Davis, Sharon Chaney, Sharon Murphy, Cynthia Wright, Vicky Slaughter. J.P. Davis, Ricky Jakubik, Roosevelt Duoanu, Lloyd Blakel, Bill Collier, Lloyd Noack, Don Reynolds. 83 Newman Club The Newman Club, an organiza- tion of Catholic students, helps to promote fellowship and unity on the campus of Blinn College. At regular meetings, members plan activities, view films which examine an important moral issue, discuss current topics of religion, and receive spiritual guidance from the club chaplain. During the school year, the club participates in the Regional Newman Convention at the University of Texas. The club also engages in other activities, including socials and a toy-for-tots party. The gifts donated by students at the party are given to needy children in the Christmas season. For their assistance this year, we would like to express our gratitude to Carl Steinbach, Daniel Schiller, and Father Patrick Murphy. 84 Religious Clubs Orozco Kenneth Haley Griffen Deborah Breeden Parr Walter Wise ' . gl, 4--I if :P X t Row: Rene Parr, Helen Orozco, Lillie Back Row: Dean Waldrop, Walter Wiese, Lloyd Deborah Breeden, Leona Preston. Noack, Steve Griffen, and Chris Sawyer. Baptist Student Union The Baptist Student Union of Blinn is an organization of students dedicated to the purpose of Christian fellowship. Meeting for morning watch daily and vespers twice per week, the students attempt through singing, prayer, Bible study, and general discussion to keep themselves related to Christ while on the campus and to relate school life to the church by promoting church attendance among members. BSU intends to be the arms of Christ reaching out to others: the eyes of Christ, seeing the world in need: and the mouth of Christ, telling the story of salvation to all who will listen. 'WN Tommy Wadsworth Mr. Dean Waldrop 85 .Vx l '-' HE' liej WM ' a'-5, I. Sf-'K sw' -QQY V! UW 5' Q-5,4 'x ' ' W .U 'snr' - I W 1 Qw + ' ' ij fm ' it :V 'lil' N' ,M , , ., V- Lf E- '- 0 ,ut- 1 HQ' . Q: 1 F' 'DJJ I , . M ii 1 If Sharon Anderson, Monica Arnold, Theresa Sells Renee Joseph, Candy Davis, Lisa Van Ness. Frank Medina Charlyn Rosenbaum Deborah Grimm Twirlers Theresa Sells 88 Rosemary Cruz Verbean Pfeffer 1' C I 0 I :GJ 3 f. L . i ,F 9 ' J' ' N ' x xi' I . .ff-i'-I .V I ,zwfx 1 , , ' 1 . :., Qu W4 A 1,454 -, I Z3 tif! ,Tw gf M, , .1 g 6 I as-f 4 , will - ...S- 'L-fn- V 1 'lf' -,,,,.T I ' M 1 ff! f Ei v r X if-if X 5 ' D X ,. f .-1.1 JV f 1 pf. 3 - . ,'f' 4,5 . a- Cfgw M L rf: f-I' 2? Rick Garcia, Al Petrich, Theresa Steele, Debbie Lehrman ,n 1'-. , v T2 p,x,, . N W. O. Dietrich, Student Council Advisor BSUV Blevins. MHYHVU Lehrman. Flick GGTCFB. 90 v . 3 - if I V 'QS' ' M.-, ' ' 'ir Fgfle- Q David Elmore, Craig VanBaarIe, Al Petrick .1 pw Wg' J 'g Lehrman, Rick Garcia Marilyn Lehrman, Jim Snell Student Council Football Player's Parents Banquet. ' grit JA: David Elmore, Mark Angel Bonfire '72 92 - Jil! 'Q rf., L ii. Y ,i . .... , r r I' hx M Rick Garcia, James Beard, Mike Stackhouse 1 973 Yearbook Staff Virginia Moreno, Marilyn Lehrmann. Fall Semester Staff Brennan, Marchel, Eva Gonzales, Sharon John- son, Janice Joubert, Marilyn Lehrmann, Virginia Moreno, Joe Pierce, Leona Preston, Lillie Turner. Spring Semester Staff Delbert Boeker, Marchel Brennan, Theresa Budzisz, Eva Gonzales, Susan Milam, Virginia Moreno, Joe Pierce, Leona Preston, Brian Tharp, Lillie Turner, Leo Winn. 94 :ez -11,133 'Wm new ., . , ' ,,, 3 fzai-Q' L f i. ua. 'Q 'E- .Lf -S5 .uv Linda Urban -er rug, - ' ' 4 A . -A ' it ' A +L.. X ,.-- 4, ,- .- - Mr ,---N - l'ls-Q '+e,.1g if ' V1--L'f,'15 5-i.r',,v - J.-:,p.,J1K 4 Lillie Turner, Marche! Brennan s . fc, n,v 'jK11 N its Y. yn: 'I '. 1- , 4 , ' .. , , . - . ' . , if . .412 if v B 4 Q I' . 1 Pt! Y Qi ,uv - Y 9 ' Dk 'I Q ' . 1 Derek Ng Eva Gonzales 95 'Hn-'F fin Lillie Turner, Marchel Brennan, Eva Gonzales Eva Gonzales 96 ..f E no--v V v,,,f f4 x X XX W 1 -T Q-v-L il' W 41: ' ' as IQ. '-4 , ,-'.,I A 4 xl, .EPI --- 1a:'E ' --L, , 'rs-,S 1-1 ,154 PM .Wy-W X , 'x u Johnson, Leona Preston, Eva Gonzales, Lillie Turner, Marchel Brennan. Susan Milam, Marchel Brennan, Eva Gon Zales. 97 Robert Muellers, sponsor, Richard Kotria 98 , A' D To Bed With The LOG Many hours are spent behind the scenes before the student body receives the issue of the college newspaper, the BLINN LOG. In the inception of a news story, the first requirement of a reporter is that he develops his nose for news and spots a story or discovers it on his visits before each issue of the newspaper. After interviewing news sources, he writes and types the story in the budding. This is done during his free time or during his lab periods that are assigned in connection with his journalism class. After the story is completed, the reader enters the picture when he edits copy for errors made by the reporter writes headlines. The size of type for headlines is done by estimating the al mate length of the story. After the copy is error free, the begins his jigsaw puzzle task of mal- the pages so that each article and pic' the page. This is often a trial and error the pages fit perfectly. The Brenham Banner Press next r all of the copy and make-up sheets and up the copy according to specific Using the offset technique of printing, Banner Press staff puts the newspaper to in its final leg to the reader. The Log Staff is composed of si in Journalism. Danny Burton Michelle McBride Linda Cloat Bobby Gresser Konza Klub Since its organization in 1947, Konza Klub has been dedicated to promoting school spirit and to performing useful service to both Blinn College and the Brenham community. Among Konza's spirit activities for the 1972-73 school year were parties held for Blinn athletes, posters made to en- courage attendance at football games, and a dance after the football game. Konza Klubs Victory Flag flew to mark each Blinn athletic victory. Service proiects this year included entertaining pupils in special education classes at an Easter Egg Hunt. Back Flow Left to Right: Sharon Anderson, Louann Koehler, Jane Sanders, Debbie Lehrman, Mrs. Knight, Keba Shipes, Pam Fuchs, Linda Urban, Linda Burt. Front Flow Left to Right: Thersa Zurek, Betty Blevins, Susan Milam, Nancy Nitsche, Sharon Little, Karen Kent, Sally Hurt, Linda Harbert. 100 ft to Right Sharon Anderson, Mary Heep, Lou Koehler, Jane Sanders. PMR Wfflaovfmr NZZIMHEHEU. n 4130, 4 wiv' ci!! C'NNlDI E5 Sharon Anderson, Lou Koeh- ler, Mary Heep, Jane Sanders, Linda Burt, Sally Hurt. 101 Konza Klub Mary Heep Jane Sanders Sharon Anderson Lou Ann Koehler 102 Heep, Linda Harbert, Mrs, Knight, Lou Koehler, Sally Hurt, Jane Sanders,Sharon Anderson, Linda Burt. Sally Hurt 10 Blinn Circle K As part of the growing international organization, Blinn College Circle K Club contributes much to the development of Responsibility and leadership in college youth. An important aspect of the develop- ment of leadership is attending various Circle K conventions. ln addition to being active in conven- tions, the club is very active in projects for the benefit of the college and the com- munity. It received the Spirit Award. ill, aa Members of Circle K Charles Schwartz, David Westbrook Nlike Stackhouse Sharon Little Sweetheart Bradford Tlbbltts Sponsor Foel Franke Sponsor Ken Korthauer, Joe Lewis, Fred Miller Craig Van Baarle Charles Amos Gregg Appel Gary Sonnenburg David Jacobs 104 David Westbrook-Vice President Mike Stackhouse-President Gregg Appel-Secretary-Treasurer Charles Schwartz-Reporter N 10 Circle K Gary Sonnenburg,Mr. Gordon Parker, Charles Amos, Greg Appel, Mike Stack- house, David Westbrook, Charles Schwartz, W. C. Schwartz, Dean of Student Services 1 06 I. . -1 Qi.. X M:-led 1 I 5 i QQ ,f-ff if X1 F . V ,D+ , 1' ' ', , L Q,-v-f 'vi ' 1 1 s . :f'M we P1 Joel Frauxe, Ken Korthauer, Joe Lewis, Fred Miller, Graig Van Baarle, Greg Appel, Gary Son- nenburg, Brad Tibbitts, Sharon Little, Mike Stack- house, David Westbrook, Charles Schwartz. 10 TJ -. R 1'-ll 5, w , -f 'M 'J f PL U93 4 eh 'X --2 'Q s... ..5 3 . N s ire W1 iii xt I. 5, ,-rf' fr ip , AY ., wp fi!! . , fgfli 2 9:1 Y ., My ,W E f FI.,-.-1, I ,, .-f -,,..-r Qi: -rw!! V I X V I k 1' 1' , 14,-KH ,ff MQE V1 'Ii' ' W' -' ' ' ' ' 1' ':,l If V, ' Y il 'I gf-N' 'lu ' 5 nf . nh lla, 'j , L 1 f., I Tj K D 51, . ,Q 3, Y 1, Lg:-, A , F, Il. 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She is like a mother because she took us to the doctor when we were ill and checked each room every night to say goodnight and make sure we were well. Because she cares, she allowed the Student Officers in the dorm to preside at all dorm meetings and participating girls voted on all group projects and activities. The '72-'73 school year in KA Hall started off with a 'get acquainted' party given by the Sopho- more Girls. During the football season, the girls made posters for the football games, letting the players know that we 112 were 100'Ms behind them. Everyone helped decorate the dorm for Home- coming. Mrs. Bolster received a mum from all of the girls before the big game. Two weeks before Christmas vaca- tion, we picked 'snowflakes.' Each girl picked a name from a hat and left little gifts with notes all over the dorm for her 'snowflake' to find. At the annual Christ- mas party she placed a gift for her 'snowflake' under the dorm Christmas tree. A going away party for the sopho- more girls was given by the freshmen girls. r' l.,-, - li 7 ln ,,.,, . ga- to . . , A y J ,W C ' if sms' l ' A KD Janice Joubert, Lorrine Carter, Sharon John- son. ,, -5, ? 7 4-v :17-i-- V - - ,.r J 1'N 1 i . A -f ,1 ,rv Q , '- ' , ,lf-,I I -N N- . yr x' X . 4 ' X Charline Hodges, Lydia Sniths, Sylvia Fieudas, Joan lVIcLennan. Theresa Budzisz, Elsie Budwiz, Ruth Whitely, Cynthia Rosenbawm. 115 Katherine Atkinson Hall Lorilee Hawkins, Janet Autrey, Pattie Cleveland, Elizabeth McCowen. 1 14 ' T524 A E., I Holly Waddell, Joan McLennan, Sylvia Reudas, Sharon Johnson, Lydia Smith Maureen lVlcBride, Lillie Turner, Janice Joubert, ---ii' Mx NNW H '- ,,n...i.r Q V V-- vr' ..--il' Orozeo, Debbie Breedin, Eva Gonzales, Barbara Lorranne,MarchelBrennan. Keba Ships, Cynthia Olson, Janice Joubert, Lillie Turner, Julie Bray, Margie Post. 115 Beazley Hall Beazley Hall worked together to promote spirit around the campus. For every game the girls made some type ol' a sign or poster to put on each playerls door. l or example, lor the Tyler game we made stars and put on their doorsg the stars included their name and number and uBeazley says Go Bucs. For another game we made KNO. Vs out ol' blue construction paper and it had their names and numbers. Another week two large signs were placed on the doors of llollemau l'lall Ntlive ,em Hellw and the other said Home of the No. I lines . After the Tyler game, the girls who had stayed that week-end up here, made a huge No. l and took it to their dorm so they would see it when they came home on the bus from Tyler. The No. I. had the players names and numbers on it and 'QBUCSM and at the bottom it said Spirit of Beazleyw. We also made a permanent sign from a sheet to put on their dorm that said Home of the No. l, Team . For one of the Pep Rallyls, Beazley Hall made a cake in the shape of a l. and presented it to them. It said Eat 'em Up Bucsn. Altetta Thompson 1 16 Linda Urban, Karen Kent, Pam Fucha, Janie Anschutz, Betty Blevins Taylor, Susan IVlilam, Alletta Thompson, Jane Albie Skrivanek, Ava Finch, Patty Vorda, Penny Kiesler Cha se, Colleen Winn, Marilyn Ellison Veronica Daniels, Ella Linceaum, Jerri Bell V2-.1-...ultra I .,f' xfjvf 'Q 51 Paula Brandes Karen Kent, Pam Fuchs, Betty Belvins, Jane Anschutz 117 m 1 A -R D 5152 -W . -if 5295, QW of . H. ,,sf:,:. 1. 951. PQ. A 'vfgii 6 ,aah 54 'iffy' 4' ' 1150- 1 E? : 2,71 7211: EF: Y Ego? 2593: . 555, 'Va ESRB' QW ga 'wif .'j ?Ca'4f'- n K ,4' - A . Q - . -5' U 1 1 QFFF- -if f i .AA YK 'U g 1. m Y, 99 u 0 'o. , , a ., , , ' 0 1 c T ' l 0 Q 1 l 0 ' 1 1 Q o 0 P H ' 1 Q , . , A ' I a , 1 . 7' 4, I I . ' I Q I 3 ',f E -.Tft':i .1 ' v ' 3 A ff QVJLW ' Y ' ,gferg 1 I I ,P: ' 4' 1 i s if A Lgcfm .5 , Ea:iZQ.5g 5151-VL.:-,H L, ., 5 -1 rn . ' L--- - ,fl W .L- -ip ' , ,.. .f - .47 . ' J f . A og A X , 19 7 r . v f If I 'fx f :N lc ff' zu ft 7 if I zcr.-, X , G ' ' 4 ' h1.'j'f.' 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M lllld -Elf 1, 'JM 'M and fa -+1 'J br HI '2sk'5 Qu! rye A. '-. -I ,. no ,4- ' - ' 1 T 'ff,:.,' . u:'fiQi.L'T, ,. 17 1.1, . 3 ,. . C L' '-CJ.. 3 I f , n.1 .. :v - , Q, 1 . 1 nl-,'AL,l ' v . ,IL-, u Y 4 ' L 1 M 1 r . w , 1' 'W-.5 , N - 1 ' 352: 'ij,'g?i. rgqnf ' fin V' v..M.w:.,v.,,4 -,- ,il 3'-Q1 ' , V ' ,-1:-,:Qg'i-,M vuzffff' ', ' 1-zlgigiuwl 'X L- rg xgffu- 1 ' , ,-..--',,.I.V , , H ' ew - ' 5 ff Y 7c1f-rr-73, , 1' . isewQ2e Hff1 - '-.Sf y'4'f','..-'ggfj .qi- :', A -2-Q':zE'4'i-,.'w' -' --',?f1T ' ' V' -ff L ,Q ,Vs-, I, lg - -:AE ! L , ,f : -5 -' x ,712 , SIL , K X 'A A , , , fe' ' - 1 N Vickie White, Cora Veal, Linda Gibson, Loi: Harris, Carol Wendler, Morgan, Carolyn Smith, Brenda Gibson, Wanda Hallstein Hall r WT' fl., 'hw NV A MQ., L. uw- , 'f x K Huldine Burns, Dorm Nlatron . Sharla Barron, Carolyn Smith, Debra Harris, Sandi Harris,Sandra Hysaw 120 ora Veal Lois Morgan Iebra Harris Linda Gibson nox ., I I Broussard Marsha Hardwick , .FV ...-. -.- -.. . . - f-.-1 .- :- :v,. J..:qL.:'-.4 . v- J. , ll F.-TEH 'L.1A:,-1I.uinT uw 'f .. f ' 11,55 f-51:2 , .JV 7.1 .I .A iWLlTIJY.Li,' in 'N .1 , Iwi, ...r. pm-.W Cynthia Timm Rosemary Cruz gi 2 ji -F '51, 1 Hallstein Hall Christy Treadway, Lynna Berry, Kathy Fox, Kathy Price. Carolyn Smith 1 22 9 K -' ' ,U .- 'wi 'Q Li'--1 - 1, I-, ' - ':. 5 5 i A, xi :' ' E, F.5- -.nzfg .si , df 'i i r , r ,L J'.-'-'2li',Q', ,. '-f',J'. Hg- ' , -' '.l L'.- if . . ' v- ., . X. , '..',-,I-,' U . ' '- ,. . , -' - If -- .- 'J' 1- . f .w - - ,-.-, ' . ,'--'Q ',:'ZJ-.:.Y.,f' X .A-Q ry. .-', : ,fi ,- ' ,,1N, .. 521, , ., '- L+. H ' C -I 1-'ag 3'-Q ii, ,qf in 'iid :gee-as Jo Helen Broussard, Marsha Hardwick, Cathy Christy,Beverly Phillips,Sheree L... fri? 4 3 spa 'T V. ' 3 ,fi J Chastain' Cora Veal Brenda Gipson, Donna Seifert Debbie Stulting, Brenda Engling, Becky Baker Brenda Gipson, Bonnie Thaler, Debbie New Candyce Davis, Debbie Watson. Sandi Harris 1 23 Helman Hall Letha Collier Helman Hall, a women's dormitory, houses forty students on the Blinn campus. The officers this year were Anne Darr, president: Roxanne Parker, vice-president: Pam Marzan, secretary-treasurer: Pris Monroe, reporter: and Jane Surovik and Melonie Parker, sergeant-at-arms. The home- coming nominee for the dorm was Meda Stacks of Teague. The girls in Helman Hall have won honors in school activities, intramural competition, and dormitory contests. The dorm enjoys parties, dorm meetings, and get-togethers on various occasions. The dorm mother, Mrs. Letha Collier, offers an ever-ready hand in guiding and assisting the girls with their college life. The girls of the dormitory share a friendly atmosphere making them all feel at home away from home. 124 ,1- av. il 4 , .-UV 1' l' .9495 A I WS, 1 A g +' i f FWEVEE2 554 if fi Mp , 1 . ' X X G' , Z ,I zvx' ,us Z YA' DM ' . A of :four i 5 cv ' 1 'I' - in I6 F QF! 1 r ' , If lf 5 'A J 91 ,,. ,X YLX., N . in J in 'Ag B' ft. A Flffgjiv , Pam Nlarzan, Anne Darr, Jan Dowling Jane Surovik Jan Dowling, Pam Marzan, Debbie Jennings, Doris Lippe, Linda Schwartz, Delores Bilske, Rocky Byrd 125 Helman Hall Debbie Dorsey Jane Surgvik Elaine Nink, Reny Joseph ' .,.- ii -3 E- V -,fx I Ei? 'R ,S.,,5..b'54. lv Carolyn Barton Lou Ann Hill 126 ndi Jurek 'ET' Edna Smith, Melody Aymond, Delores Bilski, Pam Gracey, Carolyn Barton, Linda Schwartz Doris Lippe, Paula Guiefoyle, Melody Aymond, Debbie Jennings 7, 2 Spencer Hall Martha Lobello Spencer Hall was the 1972 winner of the Circle K Dormitory decoration contest. Spencer participated in making spirit posters, selling popcorn and brownies at the campus picture show, and managed to have two teams to participate in the volleyball intramural games. Martha Lobello, the dorm supervisor, baked cookies and cakes and made punch for dorm meetings. She baked a birthday cake whenever one of the girls had a birthday. On a crisp October afternoon, the freshman were surprised when the initiation began with a swift dunk in a local mud puddle. Bonnie Rose, Dawn Hinze 128 Martha Westerman , Gail Lamp, Lisa VanNess i . serv FK ' ,f 1. 'I' if , ' 'af , -W 1 Gay Lamb, Karen Mayer, Terry Laycock 1 v.. ., s. . rr. '1Hf . E at - . 1 L Q!-T1 ' A U 1 'W--1' 'M i w 1 I Karen Prewett Karen Mayer 42 .gp I . ., '4-ag-, ,Vu -' ' ' Q? I '-3 5 'V ' 1 Yi-41 mp. . ,, 1.-,.a A T I 4 T., . Lili? ifl ' . .. ,-i Mayer, Virginia Moreno, Janie Morris, Margie Beyers, Martha Westerman, Ellen Hoffman 'X +1-v-f-rv.: Patricia Robinson vs.. 12 K 'cw XMXR Q In 1 :vii-' - 5k':f..aa f iii, ,A- Yr 1 'flu gn.. .,- ...- - U.. ,,,, ,,,. .,...... -U ...Av ...una Y' rv Q.. .agp- . Q.,-r 'hi S N sf-.ga 3' 9f rq5g iq 'ft S. qi, YL N -x- ,-,.... , ' -ca- q'V 54 . .. I! . In U li 'J Gay Lamb, Lisa VanNess, Karen Prewett Debra Chaney .Y .,,. Chistine Frey, Debra Chaney Connie Beauchamp, Patricia Robinson 2 ln-L -:sc s, 'I J a mes A tk inson Ha ll A ' 1 , Alfredo Forten,James Graham. W' ' ' F' Au .. ,IL V, . Q -W Rf'-af i ' ' ' ' - W--' 'f4 --ffTE?rF- -ur- James Atkinson Hall Alan Bower, George Singleton 134 YK ,,,-.. Nathan Epperoon, James Alberts, John Brechin, Clarence Howell, Russell Hughes, Adnan Hamed Khan. James Graham Clarence Howell, Hughes Russell, Arshad Khan. 135 Buccaneer Hall Curtis Homelton, Billy Roberts, Jimmy Holl- mon, Sherman Smith 1 36 I , fn- I 3. .F illgggagziri l'P' V -r m F 'i P F, , V . A Iva D. Green Juan Russian Sherman Smith, Allan Kappler, Curtis Hamil ton, Jimmy Hollman. I X. I yf Qing, V.-' fem '35, X Derek Ng James Price Curtis Hamilton 137 Buccaneer Hall Mike Horn, Jimmy Hollman, Curtis Hamil- ton, Earl Washington, Sherman Smith, James Price, Victor Green, Billy Roberts. Tom Sprague, Gery Horstman, Roger Hubert, William Lewis, Louis Moreno, Roger Johnson. 138 I .en .rv ...ff Bobby Rivers, Riael Holaby, Gary Stevin- son. Randy Evans Bo Taylor, James Price, Donnie Kovar, Daryl Evans, Charlie Johnson, Keith Sanders, Derek Ng. 139 Holleman Hall Clara Allen 140 Ondra Howard Larry Moses Steve Beard Ben M. ,Akselsen n Stroech Mike Griffin Tommy Simms, Bruce Gotchee ig-s-vu V , 1 N N 61 Q 133S4ff v- Y- Darnell Meyers Holleman Hall Floyd Hogan Charles Hinson 142 Tommy Simms Ronnie Nlelancon . A Iohn Ward Darnell Meyers Steve Franks I? Fred Johnson Lockett Hall Gladys Griffin 144 Hector Longoria, Luis Garcia Kirk Campbell, Don Brent KR Mike Wallace, Charles Garrett Roy Atkinson, Doug Thomas, Randy Davis Wilkins, Richardo Garcia Ronald Davis, Byrun Bouldin g- DRINN few . PAUSE RN Garcia, Steve Youngblood James Daniels Lockett Hall 146 James Key, Willie Vallejo Doug Reynolds if -1'h.l IX ..1, ..-1 li F11 David Kubeak, Daniel Boone Earl Garner .31 ,n -A f .,,-. me-4 J . J. .srwqqzf , I XX :X 7 148 Memorial Hall Last semester, Memorial Hall was very active in intramural football, and other activities concerning the residents on campus. This year differs from last years' mainly in reference to the residents themselves. This is a more individualistic group, man for man, each less satisfied with the existing forces which stifle at least a fair chance for freedom of expression. I v,,,.,.'i.7A' rv. X -,r-Jlaf'u':.' 1 . 4 ,-nA, V- 'C , -4 1,.l11:L5.. '31 V H snag. Martha Specht -'l ', EI' fig 1'-f 5 1 l .lr Tim Gray, Martha Speckt, Roger Gray, James Turner, Aziz Sayaad, Charles Perkins, Bud Bowman. ' Jil lair 233,13 l- ' ig all ?Vii5 ,r 53 lj, lfgffl' , 'Ty l 'vi'- jx. 1 .1120 la ii' I l 3' lx Hwy l y. ,H V W 51,1 1 . ., l 4, . or l 'Q lf' 1 'f l ' - V: ly ' - .- EH .F ,P w I Y.. l L ax- 'gQ'fwrJd , ,,.., V . l 'fl I' 3-,:51:,. we His if . 'I-lx fl. lu, J -no 13, A Y'!fS1lQ' Samuel Alexander Blake Thrower, James Joseph Sequeira. E. Turner, Scott Crosby, 4, ,- 1 Memorial Hall Zahoor Abdul Aziz, Eddie Prude, Hanif Jan Mohd., Fiayson Burton, Charles Dawson, Rashid Nlashriqis. 150 'Mex 4 :?5Q5f7'i . ' a '3 . R9 -. n'1 L T: 1 , - 1.- ' LN R044 ,Lil v Nm I X Arzhang Youssefi 1? Regents Hall Regents Hall had an extra activity this year by celebrating their dorm mother's 75th birthday. lt was one of the greatest of all dorm gala activities. The surprise party consisted of cake, punch, presents, proud dorm students and a very happy and grateful dorm mother. lleft to rightl l1l Mike Stackhouse, l2l lVlrs. Cannon, l3l Roberto Camp. lleft to ri htl ill Gonzalo Savedra l2l Shannon 9 . Montgomery, l3l Hamid Farzam, l4l Nlohtaba Hahdat. 152 Valdez, Lupe Fernandez, Jimmy Garza. Otto Kemper, Mike Stackhouse, George Eon, 3 , . Medrano, Godofredo Gomez, Roberto Ricardo Aquino, Arnie Carlsen, Abundio David Westbrook, Wasaburo Sakamoto, ur Shayesteh Mahmood Fatourchi Ger- Raymond Amaro, Gonzalo Gon- Moitaba Vahdai, Mrs. Cannon, Hamid Farzam, Rudy Valdez, Laurence Eric Chiang, Junichi Torii, Gonsalo Savedra, Norman Wong, Frank Kwan, Graham Swank, Jesse Villanueva, Don Ritter, John Parsley, Hosang Taghizadeh, G , Douglas Ma, Lupe Fernandez, Hosein Taghi- zadeh, Yaghob Majidi, Jimmy Garza, Mike Stackhouse, Craig Van Baarle, Ken Cox. 153 154 Regents Hall Arnie Carlson, Craig Van Baarle, Mike Stack- house, Gustavo De La Rosa Ma, Frank Ma, Junichi Torii. '- Lawrench Lau, Norman Wong 1Left to right! Houshang Taghizadeh, President James Atkinson, Robert Camp. International Student Association president: Mayor Leslie Clyaton and Fakruddin Bandukwala. 155 1 7'14' E ' a E . 4' I wa 1532! V A, , li' Ca f., W4 ,1 ,..i til .1 ,- Q , 57-L w-, L..-L-1 N - E A:j: 3Q,ElE'fFif'-Z, Y , ' - 2- -' ev JK! V' 1'i.'A'f x , U' ' ,. .' -'gb I. uf 'A A- ? I .1 . 4. P -J ' J .-1 L ' up . U its ' :: . , 'J-2: 'L , v - 1 x? J! by . rv, f- Q , ' I A I 'YI' ' 1 'i I ' fe' fxqxigifl I: ,f is 5 ,, , , f ,. f ' I l N. W.. ' ns 1 ' -. fm - '-, r 1 , f ' Q I , H V 1. s I I I . w W3 ,JK ,af ,- Vx'f7'.i3Z' - fr,-H . KI-- -f , , Q. - , -J -V,,.f ,--j,. 4 ' I ',' F: ' .4 7 - -X 4 L i p n it .mir - .J A . 'f 'vji -z' A , ,f ,f 4 -f-. ' , Jvlglf :g!iyEQi,g5., , Ti ' W1fTgfEi132fTr'? 2f.g. :iiXi9fw1 Nj cf:-2'-5' ufyg' r f 9 , K , 5.45, :iw 1, ,rg :LSA G F1 TUTN' 9 tfiQs5.: i!3f ffl ww' ,- V : 5 ' ff Q4 an Q QW C1153 91? U ' 54 1-QQ: ?4M,.:v, Wana X -19? my M54 6,35 M494 'f ri jlffffzex VH? L I' L.-f19?ifSsQ3 Wv435i4. 4493255 5':aQw5ffQiif5f+?i:iQF1aMZea:zs':'. . 'ig Q ,f1 ?65 ,ffl T ii! 2 x 1 Owens Harold Battise k,x ff- , .f,. E. , , 1 . Blackwell .. , N I -if . 1, AHF ' 1' .. ,Y ,Ai 3 ' f f ,-uklqu, . ng..-4 4,-Q,. L. -,, Wvw, ,,..-,..1... Ken Stauffer Rick Kebodeaux 1 5 7 Schwartz Hall Rick Wiley Ken Stauffer, Faick Kebodeaux, Buddy Clonts, David Saunders, Joe Klepper, Jack White, Bill Simmons, Torn Byrd, John Hogan, Roger Clarke, Buddy Harding, James Birkhead 158 L m M a J -1 1, Q ,W ,-, - , ,,.-,T, Iv I. ,.,.. . 6 ' 3-,.,,,q,f,..,.,,,'-vff--'HA , V , ,- ' QV.- ...-V.,. ,J ,- ff af N .417 N iL., Randy Reber Mark Harris Keith Hairston Solons Hall .N N Maude Smith Solon is defined as being a legislator or a lawmaker. Blinn College owes its' origin to two Texas Solons: Albert Stone and R.A. Fuchs, who played an important role in the passing of a bill that gave Blinn the privilege of being an ever-growing educational system in Texas. The newest edition to the men's dorms is under the capable supervision of Mrs. Maude Smith, who strives to make Solons Hall as much like home as pos- sible. She does this by always being around to lend a helping hand to a 104 member family. She receives aid from the dorm officers and staff. They are: Presi- dent, Bill Collier: Vice President, Donald Anderson: Sec.-Tres., Terry Parker: Office Secretary, Joe M. Pierce: Sgt. at Arms, Ray Myers: and dorm worker, Cody Barron. The dorm is kept in tip-top condition by Mrs. Annie Mae Turner. Solons Hall received the honor of being the best decorated men's dorm for homecoming, and won an outstanding sword. Each member of the Dorm will continue to make Blinn College proud of its' existence. 160 Zarlor Ali, John Mason Carlos Rodrigues 1 - v ' Rodney Hester Tim Lambert, Don Von Miden ran Parker, Bob Grace Bobby Dean N G resser pn il' -Ml, -4 , , Lloyd Noack Solons Hall Joe Lee, Ronald Brossmann i ll. , 13? . : 1 1 If 162 Kenneth Welgehausen s.. N'-as-'Q-'P- YES-'V J ' . Rodney Hester Sesler Kenneth Teasle y, Terry Ramsey, Brian Card Solons Hall 164 Syed Zarfar Ali, Donald Foley Joe Pierce odney Hester Thomas Reynolds 15 , I ' 1 5 fs H a 5' : V .-fb, .211 ff ... 'Qwiq Aliresa Daryen Billy Lawton Solons Hall Don Stevens, John Moore, Lawrence Bailey 166 , v J, 1' : N. ,. Vw ff' 1, ev i um H. A I w Denver Thomas R ,..,.L,. ll- , lv-,n...-. Vf'+'5f .-r ., 'WMD' nr' v 65-- R Kenneth Cavitt, John Moore, Lawerence Bailey sv 1 W A xx-Qtplit? .' l, .,i, l r lil l Charles Amos Ray Nlyer, Terry Ramsey, Dave Blankenship, Mark Angel, Terry Parker 167 L , if F W V w x. I I . L r ,,.p-7 ,f . ,- :1 na -, '-- ,-ff 11 ' 581' I 'Agia 7 M WI 'V I f V '. 7-gr r, ' ' ' fi J , If ,rf-' Z1--A ,.4 - Q ,y K I Ronald Gresham 'uw' ,L 1' Q., - V -Wa., ' ' '-.4 John Tautenhahn Kenneth Jordon . p' 3 T , , A X . 55,13 riff A4 , . tj 1. 386' ., , , , 0 ' 'Cf - ' . g f -iw rf 4. P? H' 1. '11s':,.l'g,' ', ' . -. 'f',?,y3g.,.Ld'v'?34, I. ,,,f1, . -Q ??1?i3f -Q - 1 Q Y at-ffffvf. ,.,,,--Q., . u . ,Qi,,.m,g. 4. , ff 169 m Tomachefsky Hall John Barnes, Hien Yo Thanh, Rodney Newlin, To Hao l 1 ,...-.i Ross Bunch, Douglas Braever 170 ,-Q--1 Ronald Gresham, Alton Herrington, Carlos Pineda, Sylvester Porter, Hormer Freeman f'T' Gary Fergison Ray Bozarth, Ly Ke Khanh, Karie Tautenhahn Tommy Wadswoth, Robert W. Barzak Jr. 171 an f5v J 172 ,Mew ' , '41 'Air . 'Q ft a?:..fi , ' Ji' 5 N41 mff'n 1 f - 5 .Q jc - 10,13 .M .- E' JA ' x ' . ' ,. f' 1' ' 1 - , , , L SPORTS 17 Blinn Buccaneers Defeat The Blinn Buccaneers of Brenham, Texas utilizing a powerful Wishbone offense the count at 7-7 late in the initial period after recovering a Blinn fumble on the Buccaneers 42 yard stripe. The touchdown came on a 17 yard aerial strike to Don Triebwasser from quarterback PaulWalczak, and Pat Haley kicked the PAT. David Henson from Gilmore, and the PA by Bockhorn missed the mark, But, the Norsemen, were not out of 1 h ball game as they roared back with straight touchdowns. Late in the t quarter, Mesabi's great running back C and a deadly passing combination of Steve Gilmore to David Henson carried the Texans to a 38 to 21 victory over Mesabi State of Virginia, Minnesota in the Seventh Annual Wool Bowl game Thursday. Quarterback Gilmore, working out of the crushing Wishbone offense generaled his squad to an impressive 399 yards total offense as Blinn dominated the statistics. The number three nationally ranked Buccaneers scored first on a 55 yard drive in six plays after receiving a Mesabi punt. The TD came on a one yard plunge by halfback Ronnie Melancon, and Donnie Bockhorn booted home the extra point. But, the Norsemen of Mesabi knotted Powerful Blinn took the lead to stay in the second quarter on a 35 yard field goal by Bockhorn. They added seven more points as Melancon tallied his second touchdown of the contest on a two yard run, after a 33 yard drive in seven plays. Bockhorn kicked the extra point. The touchdown was set up on a pass interception by Donnie Reddic, a linebacker, who was selected the game's defensive player. The score at halftime stood Blinn 17, Mesabi 7. Taking the opening kickoff in the second half, Blinn marched 68 yards in 10 plays and scored on a 33 yard pass play to .. :i-,.y, Michaelson scampered 13 yards for a scc after the Norsemen took over possession the pigskin on the Blinn 15 yard li following a punt that went off the side the foot and traveled three yards bef going out of bounds. Haley again kicked extra point and the score read Blinn Mesabi 14 at the end of the third quarter. gone by in the final period the Me eleven narrowed the margin to 23-21 w Michaelson took a swing-pass from Walcz on his own 15 yard stripe, bowled over t would-be Buccaneer tacklers and raced yards for the touchdown. booted home the extra point. With only one minute and 15 secoi , s l Haley ag -vqsgv ...manila LL.-I D Tommy Burkholder, Larry Moses, Billy Mills, Markley Mills, Ronnie Melancon, Steve Beaird,Steve Gilmore, Charles Hinson. Ben Akelsen, Elton John Ward, Tommy Norris, Donnie Reddic, Larry Hages, Tommy Sims, Fred Johnson, Glen Stroech. Lee Litton, Charles Jankowiak, Ronald Darnell Meyer, Ondra Howard, Van Hines, Gary Wright, Mike Moody, Ralph Caldwell, Mike Griffin, Bill Flinn, David Henson, Ronald Parker, Washington, Mike Glasscock, Steve Meyer, Steve Franks, Don Bockhorn,Thomas Goolsby, James Mott, Floyd Hogan. 174 Stewart, Ben Boehnke, Walter Jett. John Ward, Center Tommy Burkholder, Offensive Tackle Ronald Feldman, Center ln ll l lv l l l rf Y- - --e -H Q.: , 2 ll l 1 S - Q 'fi-'Fil l ew , ,, . N 3 ,I 1 .. -- vu+,.,N l 175 3 Southwest Texas 27 Blinn The Blinn Bucs won their first game of the season by stomping the Southwest Texas JV's 27-3. ln the second quarter, after a Bobcat field goal, the Buccaneers launched a scoring drive that saw fine runs by Ondra Howard and Ronnie lVleIancon. The third quarter, the Bucs scored once more when Beaird scampered 31 yards for a touchdown. ln the fourth quarter, the Bucs came back with a 40 yard pass that 'A .. was intercepted by Floyd Hogan. After the H I conversion failed, the score was the Bucs 27 - - F .' ' ., ., 'yvcv and the Bobcats 3 points. Af'f'f f 'V Mt be l Ben Akelsen, Glen Stroech, Mike Griffin. David Henson, Wide Receiver 176 Ronald Parker,Tight End ffl' .'.'w' if H' Steve lvleyer, Defensive End Charles Jankowiak, Defensive Tackle Wharton 2 7 Blinn 3 The Blinn Buccaneers won over the Wharton County Pioneers at the Fort Bend County Shrine Club Benefit Foot- ball Game. The first quarter of the game, the Bucs were leading with the score 10-0. Fumbles started during the third period Pioneer drives which finally stalled at the 9 and 5 yards, but a third fumble on the Buccaneer four yard line set up Wharton's only touchdown of the night on a two yard drive by Ernest Knox, their 220 pound star tailback. The victory was salted away when Beaird burst 17 yards through a massive hole and scored standing up to make the final score 27-3 and send the Buc's season record to 2-0. Mike Moody, Defensive Back 1 77 14 Tyler 36 Blinn The tenth ranked Apaches never really got their feet on the ground in the first half as the Bucs struck for three lightening quick touchdowns in the space of four minutes in the first quarter. The second half was just a case of too little, too late as the Apaches mounted several drives deep into Buc Territory. But the ball seemed to have eyes only for the blue and white clad Bucs. The defense took quick charge in the first half. Every time the Tyler offense got rolling, you guessed it, Floyd Hogan was there to cool them off with another of his 4 intercepts. Tired of being left out, Darnell Meyers and Donnie Reddic joined the act swiping one pass a piece. lt was left to the Buc offense to close the scoring for the night. Late in the fourth quarter, a 22 yard punt return by Hogan, set the Bucs up deep in enemy territory. Two plays later Parker had his second touchdown pass of the night, and the Bucs had a hard fought 36-14 victory salted away. -MLA 1- . , Ms.. I. al PU, AAWJ 51' ' .14 ,M 4 gsffpigi . i ' F A' ' fx' 'Ml . , 1' f ' .Y 'TE W.- . , , . J' te 5.4 - 6 -. -.A 1 ,- ur- 7 -vii .Pf :Ilia Larry Moses, Left Half Larry Hages, Defensive End Raymond Washington Tight End 178 Navarro 9 Blinn 1 0 With about 27 seconds left in the game and three Navarro pass defenders hanging on him, Floyd Hogan made a brilliant catch at the one yard line and fell into the end zone for the tying touchdown. Donnie Bockhorn, with mechanical ease, then kicked the winning PAT. These were the type of tension packed plays that occurred within the final two minutes of the Navarro game, which the Bucs finally pulled through 10-9. The low score depicted a tough defen- sive battle between the two squads that was almost dead even until the opportunist Bucs finally got their offense rolling. The only scoring, in addition to the winning touchdown, were four field goals, three of which were Navarro's. Bockhorn was responsible for the only score other than the touchdown when he kicked a 31-yard field goal in the second quarter. Billy Mills, Quarter Back 179 Henderson 1 2 Blinn 13 With the hard nose running of Ronnie Nlelancon, and a stingy defense, the Bucs captured the undisputed lead in the con- ference, beating the Henderson County Cardinals, 13-12. The game which highlighted two tough defenses had sporadic scoring throughout the game. ln the first quarter the Bucs drew first blood on a 44 yard field goal by Donnie Bockhorn. But the Cardinals were not to be denied and came back in the second quarter with a 25-yard field goal after they were unable to puncture the Buc defense. Then a charge late in the second quarter occurred. After slowly grinding away at the Buc defense, the Cardinals finally punctured it on a 39-yard dash by fullback Larry Sims. After the PAT, the Bucs found themselves behind, 10-3. After the Cardinal kickoff, Steve Gil- more set up the night's top offensive play by Michael Glasscock, Full Back 180 throwing a nine yard pass to David Henson to the 29 yard line. On 'the next play, Henson, from his split position, ran a deep pattern and made a brilliant catch between two defenders and raced to paydirt 72 yards away tying the score 10-10. After a scoreless third quarter, the Bucs went to work again. Bockhorn kicked his second field goal from 25 yards out and the Bucs led 13-10. Floyd Hogan, making himself re- cognized, intercepted a pass at the Blinn 6 on the next Cardinal possession. After the Buc offense sputtered and failed to move the ball, Markley Mills dropped back to punt. But to the dismay of the fans he began to run! Then he fell into his own end zone giving the Cardinals a two point safety. The strategy of this play was that the Bucs now had a free kick. The kick was not returned, and the game ended with another adrenalin flowing victory. The Bucs will face the Kilgore Rangers next Saturday, Oct. 21. Although losing two close games,. the Rangers will still be packing a potent offense and a strong defense that the Bucs must contain in order to win. Don Bockhorn, Line Back 1 'Q 5 3 Q 4 Q . . . . K. . Y V g U I 1, If VM. ' F ' ' .V '71 Q44 T x fp lf? N' x X Q5 I mf 4-X FK Q36 2 ' 1 ,lla xwx asa. r N.. 3, il B S 1 mf .fix 4 fl 1 'K' x X . -, ,T ' 1 ,r L7 1 4-A1 Q is Ty9vE?' E, 5 vx - I gg! fig' A + 1' ' wa- L, .7 V -S L 1 . ' .-5. -, 'r 4 . KV' VE 5:3 E k fa W, .I f.x-' wl v ,JL,W 'f N lb vp. vc' H . W W N1 Li 'Y . L4 f 1' 1, x 1 5' J 's 5 n V Www' , 4 X ., Z? ar' F ,f, . .f 1. 1 K ' Lg 4. ': 4 ' -S' Q05 - 1 il ,Tx . I1 vi E51 x V' ' 2' ,ig rf 1 , 4 ., w' an 4 . f BLINN Q. Z ,Fat A E2 S A -qfaiif N' fn .A J ,1- Wright, Offensive Guard Ralph Caldwell, Defensive Back Wharton 7 Blinn 9 All season long, the Bucs have reached into their bag of tricks to come up with new and varied ways of winning football games while adding to the national health problem. For 58 minutes last Thursday night, it looked as if the Bucs had finally come up empty handed. A Steve Bockhorn field goal of 52 yards narrowed the margin to 7-3 at 11:41 to go in the half and set the stage for Hines. The game quickly developed into a defensive struggle as neither team could generate much in the way of offense. The Bucs moved well between the thirties piling up most of their 11 first downs and 131 yards rushing in this area. Meanwhile, the defense proved stingy as usual limiting the Pioneers to 4 first downs and only 73 yards on the ground. And so it was left to Van Hines with 2:20 showing on the clock to weave his magic and bail the Bucs out. And while it may not have been the Bucs quickest score of the year, it was certainly a vital one as the improbable heroes of 1972 continued their winning ways. Ronnie Nlelancon, Left Half 185 1 972-1 973 Basketball Flaysaw Burton 1 86 1 972-73 Basketball Squad James Price Donnie Covar Micheal Horn Victor Green Glen Strevch Tom Spranug Billy Roberts Herbert Price Randy Evans Rodney Stropshire Fiaysaw Burton Gary Streoch Price Fiandv Ev-HHS Billy Roberts 18 'Q- i I I ,,,, , A JV V 15 fa' N ' ' '-'A .755 ef. H. 35' 5- , ?x 3 H -s -V '. Q f Ai , as Q y , f:,4 ,I ,. H as 4 0 L. l 'H . ii- I ' 5 A, fl Z .,,' if Q, ,3 . -c : x -'Q -43 S i i L A,-ni 'i 11 ..'- N., ul 355 ! I H 51 E! :EEE 3195 'S' :4 54 .gf Mike Arlitt 1973 Tennis Teams From left to right, Randy Schulz, Robert Koch, Mike Arlitt, Billy Moebbs, and Coach Winston C. Dahse 190 IVI V V Q., if ' ike Arlitt , , ni- A-,i i. rf - r iw , -4 in it-ii 5' A 1 1 JH' .1 Randy Schulz 5 1' 1 1' MJ .f 1 I. 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' xr!! .1 ff? ,f W, H1 Fvax HM .v ,f. mr' f 'HJ' . ..:MlQ1vfn-4- 4, A-A,-awp, I 1 I 234 Vocational Nursing Ora Lee Edwards, Instructor Ruth Bethke, Instructor J' 5, Culp, Sherry, Rockdale Tengler, Dorthy, Columbus Gardner, Clara, Brenham Punchard, Mary, Ledbetter -, 51k!.,1,:' F IN L I , I' Lewis, Brenda, Brenham Shepard, Sander, Brenham IVIcGinty, Imogene ef Vocational Nursing Program The Vocational Nursing Program of ' Blinn seeks to perpetuate the traditions , of nursing. Throughout the years, mem- I Brenda ...1 1 bers of the nursing profession have rendered uncountable services to man- kind. - Through a comprehensive program of T if H. technical instruction and supervised 'T hospital experience, Blinn trains young nurses who are equipped both emotional- ly and scientifically to help their fellow- man. The primary objective of the pro- gram is to provide students with the kind of instruction and learning experience that prepares them to function effectively 1 anywhere in the state. 1 4 n Shepard, Sandra Bernick, NlarY 2 3 5 236 Lamp, Arlene Mason, Barbara Cartar, Jimmie, Columbus Kocian, Lucille, Ellinger McGintz, Imogene, Navasota Nlattox, Irene, Hempstead Martin, Joe Ann, Clay Trowbridge, Nl., West Point Smith, R., La Grange Faldyn, K., La Grange Giese, G., Warda Nyharr, B., Warda Caine, B., Waller fa.. 1 Lf 'Mb L- 2731 V . 5 W .i I -- ,i .ff rv I , I' ' . - V gf . 1? ibn, 1 'F 2 1L,ii?F'ff , ,- ra' JA R: 'j-QF' ,V J, ' ,A 'vnu L.. 5 ., . - M N- J. ' xlfgfjyq rr, , I . Y xy - ., Nw 7.452 : I .., ,. '- ar- VF, . . . . fl' 4' ' -Q :? f V :AV ,, A Trowbridge, Nlahala Gardner, Clara Robinson, Linda lVlcGinty, Imogene Nlartin, Jo A. Mason, B. 237 Q,, O I , n - f ff s l ,f,.,Jf:. W ', , ar.. -5?-!'t--ri -2 , A T ' Clinton, Rosie Lee Mason, Barbara Bernick, Mary Jane Kokemoor, Jo Ann Scranton, Ella Vocational Nursing . V I1 -:lf V iiflif , I l I A f . W., Lamp, Arlene Schrader, Billie lf ' '-Arr. s 5 ' '4 .. 3 ' 'fr ., ' ww. l. ,Y H, Shephard, Sandra Bernick, Mary Culp, Sheryl Edwards, Ora Lee Carter, Jimmie Marie lq, ul 2 Fall Student Index A Abdou, Mohamed F.K. Abel, Debra Sue Adams, Joe Milton Addicks, Linda Kay Afshar, Firooz Bahadr Agha, Mahdi Mohammad Aguilar, Samuel Aguirre Mary Ahmad, Aftab Ahmad, Riaz J. Ahmed, Aijaz Ahmed, Asac Ahmed, Jawaid Ahmed, Raja Masood Ahmed, Shamim Ahmed, Syed Waseemudd Aicklen, Charles F. Aquino, Richardo E. Arakawa, Janice Yoshi Arlltt, Michael Don Arlla, Janice Lynne Armistead, Leamond J. Armstead, Charles R. Armstead, Peggy Sue Arndt, Douglas Charles Arnold, Monica Jean Arnold, Richard L. Arrendell, Kent O Del Arrington, Helen Ashtari, Abdul Hussei Aswat, Khalid Ahmed Atkinson, Roy C. Atkinson, Wilma Jean Atkins, John David Autrey, Janet Ruth Avent, Alisca Averitt, Arthur Wayne Averitt, Edward Ray Avis, Steve Rodney Ayers, Thomas Raymond Aktar, Mohammed S. Akselsen, Bernhard Ma Alberts, James Earl Alexander, Samuel Ali, Afzal Akbar Ali, Karam Ali, Mehmood Ahmed Allen, David Patrick Allen, Liesa M. Allen, Nancy June Al Saleh, Raid Ebrahe Al Tahho, Abdul Ameer Amaro, Raymond Amos, Charles Edward Anderson, Donald Ray Anderson, Marsha L. Anderson, Sharon Ruth Angel, Mark Leslie Angonia, Don Anthony Anschutz, Jane Ellen Antkowiak, Michael J. Appel, Gregg E. 240 Aymond, Melody Anne B Baca, Rita Lydia Bader, lan Edward Baig, Jamal Ahmad Bailey, Lawerence W. Bailey, Roy Raymond Baker, Carol Ann Baker, Donna Gayle Baker, Kenneth Ray Baker, Rebecca Lynn Baker, Robert S. Bandukwala, Abbas T. Bandukwala, Fakfruddi Bandukwala, Famza Asg Banik, Rebecca Ann Banu, Noor Barberena, Armando Barfield, Mary Louise Barker Jr., Aubrey Alf Barnes, John L. Barrett, Michael John Barron, Cody P. Barron, Sharla Ann Barta, Randall Allen Barton, Carolyn Ann Bartus, Donald Conley Barzak, Robert W. Bashaw, Cheryl Jeannie Bates, Donald Lee Battise, Harold Nixon Battles, Creath C. Bauer, Alan Ray Beaird, Thomas M. Beard, James Russell Beasley, Kenneth Webb Beauchamp, Connie Ann Becerra, Cesar August Becker, Alfred Becker, Patricia Bedford, Robert Earl Bednarek, Albert J. Begg, Shahina Befrens, Bruce Befrens, Leslie Beisert, Michael Dwai Beisert, Ronnie Wayne Bell, Charles Troy Bell, Geraldine ? 'LI '4 Bell, Glenn Bell, Mark Scott Belota, Barbara Benjamin, Linda Lee Benker, Lavonne Benson, Richard Allen Benson, Thomas C. Bentke, Bobby Gene Beran, Katherine L. Bernick, James Gregor Bernick, Mary Jane Berry, Lynna Annyl Berry, Thomas William Bescain, Agustin A. Bethke, Johnny Bien, Yen Bach Bigueur, Robert Bilski, Delores Ann Birdsell, Cheryl L. Birkhead, James Alan Bishop, Mary Louise Blackburn, Joseph A. Blacklock, John D. Blackwell, Alfred R. Blaha, Rebecca Ann Blankenship, David Blevins, Betty Ann Blinka, Judy Kay Blinka, Kathryn Ann Blum, Bonnie Lee Blum, Kathy Faye Bockhorn, Don Leslie Bockhorn, Karen Fay Bockhorn, Shirley Ann Boeker, Delbert C. Boeker, Mark William Boening, Ronnie Wayne Boenker, Edward Wayne Boethel, Carey B. Bohne, William Edwin Bolenbarr, Donald Bolenbarr, Raymond M. Bookman, Edward Boone, Daniel Richard Borchardt, Linda Kay Bouldin, Byron Girod Bouldin, Patti Bea Bowman, James Russell Boyd, Brenda Kaye Bozarth, Ray Martin Bradford, Sammie Ray Bradley, Dorothy Jean Bradshaw, Kim Braeuer, Douglas C. Brandes, Paula Ann Brandt, Roger Keith Bray, Julie Carolan Brechin, John Bryce Breeden, Deborah Kay Brennan, Marchel M. Brent, Donald J. Brewster, John F. Bright, Janice Elsie Broaddus, James Craig Brode, Walter Allen Brooks, Donald Judson Brooks, Larry Dean Brossmann, Ronald G. Brotsch, Darrel Floyd Broussard, Jo Helen Brown Brown, Darrel Liston Brown, Edward Brown, Linda Catherine Brown, Lisa Susan Brown, Tommy Guy , Warren Douglas Bruening, Ronald Lee Bryant, Billy Clark Bryant, Frank Layne Brzymialkiewicz, Edmond Bucek, Candace Buchtien, Roger Lee Bucklew, Wilfred F. Buck, Randy Ted Buck, Terry Wayne Budewig, Elsie Ann Budzisz, Theresa Bullard, Raymond Bunch, Ross Terry Bunjes, Patsy Jean Burditt, Marilyn Gail Burkholder, Thomas Burnett, Steve Ross Burns, Gary Wayne Burns, Robert B. Buro, Charles Wayne Burrell, David Paul Burroughs, Timothy A. Burrow, Phillip Earl Burrow, Robert Dale Burton, Danny L. Burton, Jr. Raysaw Burt, Linda Kay Bush, Patricia Ann Busse, Cynthia Aileen Busse, James Ervin Busse, Judy Emma Byers, Margie Sue Byrd, Barbara Gail Byrd, Thomas Lee Byrum, Lindsay Alan C Caine, Barbara Jean Cain, Jimmie Charles Caldwell, Ralph Campbell, Kirk Edward Camp, Collins Creath Camp, Robert Shaw Carden, Mack Brown Card, Brian Alan Carey, Russell John Carlsen, Arnie Lamar Carter, Charlene Carter, Darlene Carter, Jimmie Marie Carter, Lorrine Carter, Sharon Kay Cartwright, John M. Cass, Samuel Clayton Castillo, Luis H. Causey, Thomas Ray Cavitt, Kenneth G. Cerny, Carolyn Jean Chaaban, Mustafa Chaloupka, James A. Chaney, Debra Jeanne Chaney, Sharon Diane Chase, Delia C. Chastain, Lynne Marie Chenault, Richard A. Chernosky, Patsy J. Cheung, Janny Ching, Lo Ying Chiu, Sic Chup Chovanec, Barbara Jean Christy, Cathy Lynn Clanton, Robert E. Clark, David Mark Clark, Frelyn Keith Clark, Roger Lee Clayton, James Edgar Clay, David Jones Clemons, Shirley Clepper, Larry Dale Cleveland, Patricia A. Clinton, Rosie Lee Cloat, Linda Faye Clonts, Joe Jay Cobb, Marilyn Lee Cockerham, Loyd Coker, Gary Wayne Coker, James Edward Colburn, Ada Ruth Coleman, Brenda Faye Coleman, Howard C. Coleman, Pamela Yvonn Coleman, Perrie Lea Cole, Terry Wayne Collier, William H. Collins, Jr. Roy C. Condon, Carol Carilla Contreras, Debra Ann Cooper, James Lamar Core, Rebecca Lynn Correa, Homero V. Coward, Linda Rose ' Contreras, Eva E. 24 Cox, Ken Riley Craddock, Larry Earl Craig, Johnny James Crane, Beal Timmons Crawford, Alan D. Crick, Charles L. Crim, Robert Wallace Crosby, Randall Scott Crow, Jessie B. Cruz, Rosemary Bernal Culp, Sherryl Lavonne Curd, Ben N. Curlee, Edward Lavell Curlee, Willie Esther D Dahleh, Hussien M. Dahmann, Fred William Danheim, Danna Kay Daniels, James Robert Daniels, Veronica R. Darby, Adolphus R. Darr, Rita Anne Darr, Virginia Mary Darsey, Debra Daryan, Alireza R. Davis, Alecia Mae Davis, Candyce Jean Davis, Craig Biggs Davis, Deborah Sue Davis, Elige Davis, Larry Davis, Paul Roberts Davis Randy Wayne Davis, Ronald S. Dela, Espriella Alfon Deloach, Pruitt Alber Demel, Joseph Wayne Denena, Linda Margaret Derasdast, Aziz Sayad Derkowski, Donna De Shone, Wilma Faye Dickschat, Carol Dickschat, Deborah A. Dierking, Larry Doyle Dittmar, Thomas Edward Divin, David Charles- Divin, James Alphonse Dodd, Fred Garwood Dodd, Randall Bert Doerr, Marjorie Anne Donnelly, James Ray Dooley, Tony Gabe Dopslauf, Bruce Donal Dorsey, Ann Dorothy Dowdy, Mildred Lucile Dowling Jan E. Duesterhoft, Kenneth Duewall, David Mark Duganc Roosevelt J. Duncan, Mack Hagen Duncan, William C. Duval, Carol Raye E Eckermann, Sheryl M. Eckert, Judy Louise Eckert, Richard W. Dawson, Charles Day, James Milton Degner, Dru Ann Delamare, Michelle J. Delamater, Thomas A. Delarosa, Gustavo 242 Eckhart, James Elden Edmond, Gloria Mae Edmonson, Lewis Martin Edwards, Barnie E. Edwards, Charles E. Edwards, Mary K. Eilers, Charles A. Eimann, Dane Garnet Ellison, Marilyn Faye Elmore, David Elzie El Halaby, Riad Saliu Emmott, Ronald Parks Emshoff, Daniel L. Emshoff, Deborah June Engeling, Branda Sue Eon, George Edward Epperson, Nathan T. Ermis, Joan Maria Esser, Linda Kay Evans, Cora Marie Evans, Daryl Eugene Evans Randal Richard Evans Richard F Faith, Dale Owen Falconer, Sheree Lee Faldyn, Charles Willi Faldynm Katherine Jan Farris, Carolyn Ann Farzam, Hamid Faske, August Bernard Fatheree, Doris Ann Fatcurchi, Mahmood Feemster, Shirley C. Felder, Larry Wayne Felder, Walter Earl Felder, Will Feldman, Ronald Jean Fenske, Ernest Arnold Ferguson, Gary Wayne Fernandez, Lupe C. Fernandez, Ramiro M. Finch, Ava Finger, Thomas Marvin Finke, Alan Eugene Finke, Carolyn Jane Finke, Vernell Fischer, Kathy Janett Fischer, Russell W. Fishbeck, Patricia F. Fleming, Paul Wayne Fletcher, James M. Flinn, William Emmett Flores, Richard B. Flowers, Robert Clyde Flukinger, Cynthia A. Flukinger, Shirley L. Fobbs, Calvin Morris Foerster, Gary Wayne Foley, Donald Ray Follis, Nancy Jo Folschinsky, David J. Fore, Daniel Ray Jr. Fortin, Alfredo Foster, Brenda Jean Foster, Jo Ann Fowler, Matt Jeffrey Fox, Katherine P. Franks, Roger Steve Frank, Kenneth Wayne Fraser, Jr. Lawson Lee Freeland, Patricia A. Freeman, Homer W. Frerichs, Robert H. Frey, Christine Louis Fricke, Kenneth W. Frierson, Cynthia Lynn Fritsch, Sue Ann Fritz, Duane Eugene Fritz, Teresa Carol Fuchs, Carobeth Fuchs, Gerald Ray Fuelberg, Betty Lynn Fugate, Kent Buchanan Fuller, William H. G Gaas, Sandra Lynn Gabriel, Gary Norman Gaertner, Kenneth W. Gaertner, Rebecca A. Gage, Richard Stephen Galipp, Gerald Wayne Garcia, David G. Garcia, Luis Edwardo Gardner, Clara Mae Garner, Earl Wayne Garrett, Charles L. Garza, Jimmy Charles Gaskamp Gaskamp Gaskamp Gaskamp Gaskamp Gaskamp 1 Barbara Lynn Diana Lynn Donna Jean Doyle Fred Otto Gregory Jeanette Gaskamp, Gaskamp, , Joyce Marie Gaskamp, Kathy Gassmann, Gary Lynn Gaston, Debra Kay Gaston, Rhea Celeste Gayle, James Curtis Gayle, Larry Doyle Gearing, Ronnie P. Gebfardt, Charles Roy Gerdes, Betty Lou Gerland, Janice Fay Getschmann, Gary H. Ghanavati, Zadeh Darv Gibson, Linda Ardelia Gideon, Ronnie Eugene Giese, Gladys Anita Gilbert, Michael Don Gillespie, James C. Gillmore, Steven Ginn, John Collins Gipson, Brenda Mae Glaeser, Jerry Dale Glaeser, Sandra Lee Glaesmann, Barnay Lynn Glaesmann, Larry Wayne Glasscock, Michael A. Glenz, Larry Wayne Gloyna, Carolyn J. Goebel, Gary Dean Goeke, Charles Otto Goerdel, Ronald E. Golab, Bakhah Akbar Gomez, Godofredo R. Gonzales, Gonzales, Gonzales, Gonzales, Gonzalez, Gonzalez, Gonzalez, Goodman, Goodrum Daniel S. Eva Marie Gonzalo G. Juanita Alex Garza Joseph A. Robert Dan Debra Kay Lon Bailey Goolsby, Thomas Ray Gordon, Carlton Gordon, John Everett Gore, Donna Fay Gorrell, Walter Frank Gotcher, David Bruce Grabarkiewicz, Michael Grabarschick, Bertha Grabow, Doris Rebecca Gracey, Pamela Kay Grace, John Robert Graeber, Larry Charles Graham, Faye Graham, James Carroll Graham, Terry Lynn Graves, Franklin E. Gravitt, Billy Bob Gray, Roger Wayne iel Gray, Tilmon Hillis Greene, Retlaw S. Green, Gwience Page Green Marc Randall Green, Victor Lee Greinert, Rhonda R. Greive, Jeanne Ann Gresham, Ronald Dean Gresser, Robert Dean Griffin, Michael Allen Griffin, Steven Wade Grimmett, Russell E. Grimm, Deborah Diane Grirnm, Melvin Jack Grimm, Sharon Ruth Grote, Alexander E. Guerra, Charles G. Guilfoyle, Paula E. Gully, George Edward Gummelt, Debra Elaine Guthrie, Dennis V. I-I Haas, Leon Carl Hafeez, Seyed Nedeemu Hagan, Patrick Jarbce Hagefeld, Wayne Hahn, Arthur Stanley Hairston, James Keith Haley, Kenneth Layne Hall, Willard Hamilton, Curtis M. 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Hwy, 290 West Brenham, Texas 2 ---if - -- --,.., 14l,,- -,. . -e-N' 1 V--:za-: H- lm LA Rocl-IE cl-lEvRoLE'r, IN Authorized Sales 84 Service Chevrolet Chevelle Nova Ca , mero Corvette Vega. . recker Service BELL Highway 290 36 Loop Southwest Brenham, Phone 836-7977 Brenham Phone Houston Texas 836 6666 463 8666 DuRoEN's J' C. Penney Co. PLUMB ING: 8a HEATING The values are Here every day Corner Nlain and Park Brenham, Texas Phone 836 2131 Crane-American Standard Fixtures Hartnett's Exxon Service Station W y echarge ashing Lubrication Batter R Phone Road Service Atlas Tires and Batteries L 1803 S. Market St., Brenham oop 290-Hwy. 36 Brenham, Texas Phone 836-8440 260 V C. wElNER'5 DEPT. THE FARMERS STATE STORE Clothing for the Entire Family Fashions, Fabrics, and Household goods Open till 9:00 P.IVl. 615 South Market Brenham, Texas BANK OF CHAPPELL HILL The country bank for country living Chappell Hill, Texas 836-6070 Since 1907 GRADE A Hightower's Shoe Shop Boots, Shoes, and Saddle Repair Choice Fresh Nleats-Barbeque To Eat Or To Go Brenham, Texas Alamo 81 Drug St. Phone 836-3818 Loop 290 E. Phone 836-5688 Compliments of LUITIBFI 2 2 ffiiliiegl Lol Q 212 East lVlain 836-7273 Brenham, Texas 261 WINKELMANN'S STUDIO Fine Photography 202 W. Alamo 836-3551 Brenham Texas All Blinn College Students Negatives are kept in our permanent files When in need of a picture, write or call us and we will mall them to you Quickly! r COMPLIMENTS OF THE ELECTED WASHINGTON COUNTY OFFICIALS Johnny Whiddon, Commissioner Precinct 2 John S0mmer, Commissioner, Precinct 1 Walter Harmell Commissioner precmct 4 LeRoy Schroeder, Commissioner Precinct 3 Rosa Lee Fuchs, County Treasurer Charles E. Wiede, CountY CIGYK Odis Tomachefsky, County Judge Milton Y- Tate. COUNTY Attorney Johnie Schulte, County Sheriff W.D. Dannhaus, School Supf- Henry Appel, Tax Collector 262 WASHINGTON COUNTY STATE BANK ...fb Established 1905 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Member Federal Reserve System The Oldest State Bank ln Texas Brenham, Texas 77833 836-6181 Compliments of Dr- B ttl' C BRENHAM BARBERS 0 'ng Omvanv 207 West Main Phone 836-3755 Thaler Barber Shop Brenham, Texas 1100-B S. Market 0tto's Barber Compliments of 107 South St. Charles Company Stl'ep'S Barber Shop 24093. Market 836-3385 Brenham, Texas 108 South St. Charles 26 OUR BANK IS KNOWN FOR mag BRENHAM wHoLEsALE CHECKINO, EXPERT ADVICE GRQCERY COMPANY INC. THE FIRST NATIONAL A Home Orlhnjselnstltutlon 836-7925 or La Grange Texas 8363926 .536-7927 Member Federal Deposlt Insurance Corporation Member Federal Reserve System U. S. Government Depository 602 W. 1 St. Brenham Compliments Look to Schlelders for of Natuonally Known Brands CITY OF BRENHAM UTILITIES Your Full Service Furniture Store 836-7911 210 N. Park St. 307 S. Austin Brenham Phone 836-3689 264 Steaks Chicken PETTICOAT JUNCTION TRUCK STOP CAFE Hwy. 36 North Brenham Open 24 Hours Phone 836-8344 Sandwiches Short Orders Compliments of ODELL LUECKEMEYER Your Stron Steel Dealer Commercial and Industrial Buildings 2501 South Nlarket Brenham, Texas Phone 836-6193 CITIZENS STATE BANK We always have time for you Members of THE FEDERAL DEPOSIT INS. CORPORATION Kasprowicz Music Shop 210 W. Alamo Brenham, Texas 77833 Don 81 Johnelle Kasprowicz 836-6951 Owners ACCO FEEDS T Green Grain Co Since 1920 ACCO Feeds Quality Seed 81 Fertilizer Glddings Texas 304 S- Bavlor sf. Phone 8368469 Brenham, Texas 265 I ' It's the real thing I n W ' ke l llll Brenham Coca-Cola Bottling Company Burton State Bank lVlember of F. D. l. C. Burton, Texas 289-3151 Compliments of I I I Dlxle Maid Hightower Bros., Owners 1108 South Austin Next to A 81 P Hamburgers, Hot Dogs, lVlalts, Drinks 836-6166 lce Cream P. O. Box 622 836-6317 Brenham, Texas 77833 Brenham Texas Flower 8: Garden Center Best in Flowers, Shrubs, Trees, and Gifts Brenham Tile 8: Floor Covering Tile-Carpet-Linoleum Quarry Ceramic Charles Schroeder, Jr., Owner 1011A West lVIain 1001S.lVlarket Brenham, Texas Phone 836-9900 Brenham, TBXHS 836-5211 Plumbing Heating Electrical Air condition Brenham Produce Co Maier Inc. Mechanical Contractors 321 South Austin 836-7141 Brenham , Texas A. V. Jaeger Nite Phone 836-6390 A Feed for Every Need Brenham, Texas 266 OVER LOOK MARINA, INC. Come by for Fishing and Good Food Motor Boats Rentals Fishing Gear 84 Fishing Pier Phone 289 2651 For All Your Office Needs BRENHAM OFFICE SUPPLY SERVICE Supplies-Furniture-Machines Beaumier Iron Works Mr. 84 Mrs. Travis T. Voelkel, Owners Machine Shop-Welding lPortablel Water, Well drilling and pump services Mageovar Drilling Mud Service Brenham, Texas Day Phone Night Phone 836-8422 836-2943 City Auto Supply Distributors of Automotive Supplies Quarry Ceramic Charles Schroeder, Jr. Owner 222 w. Alamo Full Machine Service Dept. 836-5656 Bmnham' Texas 222 w. Brenham, Texas 77833 214 East Main sr. Phone 836-5422 Brenham' Texas Phone 8365656 26? ROBERT LANGE, INC. CONTRACTOR Land Leveling Plowing Terracing Oil Field Work Lakes Dragline Bulldozing-Deep Plowing Office Four Miles West of Hwy. 290 P. O. Box 1076, Brenham, Texas 77833 Phones Office 836 5633 Night 836 5633 836 2724 836 2054 .i Q 'X' 4? ' i :1:1I!3'::'?f. ll l tl:l Home Building 81 Supplies 400 South Austin Brenham Texas 268 Brenham Roofing 8, Pomykal Drilling Co Metal Co. Built-up roofs, Tile Floors, Asbestos roof shingles, St I d re roof decks Acoustical ceilin Alumi- Hwy. 290 Loop Water Well Drilling Gravel Packing ee an po x , g, I num Replaced windows and screens. Pump Sales and Semce President-John Crawford 836-6652 Brenham 2400 South Market Brenham Texas Phone 836-5275 I U TUTE M T .. Shop o T E... Open7to11 M 102 Horton, Brenham Commercial Printing 8367623 Bobby Hammer, IVlgr South Market Phone Brenham, Texas 77833 V - Insured Savings-Home Loans COLORADO COUNTY FEDERAL SAVINGS 84 LOAN ASSOCIATION 408 Walnut Street Columbus, Texas Phone 732-2321 269 Compliments of Inc Brenham Memorial Funeral Chapel Industrial Flourocarbon Products 509 S. Baylor Brenham, Texas 77833 Brenham Phone 836-3611 Ray's Pharmacy Schroeder-Ehlert and Assoc. eiiffTIL'il'E?Zd5 An Insurance for all needs Brenham, Texas 77833 Sealy' Texas 8853539 Phone 836-3096 I COECI1 Llght U.Tg.Tem I nn Open 7 to 11 South Austin St. Brenham's Finest Motel M A K H gr. nn e y Triple A Motel Phone 836-8414 I Seal Hermann Furniture Co. V Mattress Company 21 West Nlain Makers of the Famous 836-7231 Posture Pedic Hwy. 290 Loop Phone Brenham- Texas Brenham, Texas 836-6644 270 GERMANIA FARM MUTUAL AID ASSOCIATION Fire-Lightning-Theft Extended Coverage Insurance 711 Mansfield Phone 836-5224 Brenham, Texas Compliments of WALTER THIELANN Residential-Commercial Builder 2310 South Market Brenham, Texas 77833 Burton Frozen Food Bank Meat Processing Fresh 81 Cured Meats Country Sausage, and Locker Rentals Also Quarters, Halves, Whole Beef Sold Brenham Dentists Compliments of Burton Texas Bus- phone Dr. Robert Winkelmann ' 289-3642 Dr. Delbert Stark I I Compliments of Schubert s Florlst Say it with Flowers Say it with ours 1112 South Austin 836-2252 Brenham, Texas 77833 Harris Funeral Home 407 Burleson, Brenham 836-2952 Ambulance Service Night 81 Day 27 Beaumier Iron Works Mr. 81 Mrs. Travis T. Voelkel, Owners Machine Shop-Welding fPortablel Water, Well drilling and pump services Mageovar Drilling Mud Service Brenham , Texas Day Phone Night Phone 836-8422 836-2943 Brenham Saddle Shop Finest in Western Wear Quality 84 Quantity Highway 290 Brenham City Auto Supply Inc. Distributors of Automotive Supplies Machine Shop Services W. W. Wilkening, owner 222 West Alamo 836-5656 Brenham, Texas 77833 Brenham Tile 8: Floor Covering Tile-Carpet-Linoleum Quarry Ceramic Charles Schroeder, Jr., Owner 1001 S. Market Brenham, Texas 836-5211 Town 84 Country Complete Fashion Shop For Women Including Bridals 84 Formals 212 East Alamo Brenham,Texas Dari-Bar Jumbo Burgers Fried Chicken Ice Cream 103 Horton 335-3363 Nl UV CHQ 209 South Market Street Brenham, Texas 77833 836-5246 272 We are Proud Of Sealy's Contribution to the growth of Blinn College Compliments of CITIZEN'S STATE BANK FIRST NATIONAL BANK Bellvllle Nlember F D l C Sealy Texas Texas Bluebonnet Glass CO 'l e m Auto Glass Installed a lVlirror-Furniture Desk Tops Compme Glass Service Clothing for Father and Son 1303 W. lVlain 836 3443 101 E lVlain 836-5400 Diamonds Watches Silver China 1 Fine Jewelry Gifts Unusual Comphmems of I H. W. Arp Buddy Fischer Je Insurance-Real Estate On The Square Since 1900 P.O. Box 121 Bfenham, Texas 836 2511 Brenham, Texas 77833 273 REEVES HAM R. S. Rogers, Agent INSURANCE AGENCY Insurance of All Kinds 1106 South Main St. P.O. Box 1077 Phone 836-2872 Brenham, Texas Complete Insurance Service Tire-Automobile-Life N Books Liability Hospitalization 1 IVIHQHZIUGS If U Greeting Cards Gifts 1 100-A South Market Washington County State Bank Bldg Brenham, Texas 77833 Brenham, Texas 77833 Gift Certificates Office Phone 17131 836-9211 AUST N COUNTY .. I WK , Ill! AUSTIN COUNTY BANK For Your Interest Maximum Insurance for Each Depositor 320,000.00 Bellville, Texas 274 FISCHER TILE 8: CARPETS SNODGRASS 8a VAN DYKE INSURANCE 1 I SOUTH CENTRAL SAVINGS ASSOCIATION 301 E. Main St. 836-7991 Brenham,Texas h Off' 317 Fowikes St Sealy Texas - Sw 16, ',- -1 t '- , 'A 'fr ..f ,f'1' ,,., he l' r iely igg CD59 Jwfif I M MQLQMZQMQIQ ' owl wi X W' f5ihhing,s, Urxas Member F.D.l.C. All Accounts Insured Up to 320,000 Complete Banking Service Compliments of Compliments Of Rgund 'rap Carmine State State Bank Bank Round Top' Texas Member FDIC Carmine Texas Member FDIC i Charles Nienstedt l Mrs. Arthur Wehman l ,.,,-..i? IJ .-.. 7' R! un ,. Q., f as 1' , r ,A 1. u Qu I ae N 1 'A 4 v- 277 Jolly Rogers The Jolly Rogers, a group of gymnasts, are the new mascots of the Buccaneer football team. The five members are sophomores Mark Angel and Bryan Huskey and freshman Homero Correa, Daniel Boone, and Lawson Frazier, Jr. Miss Janis Sneed, P.E. instructor, said, They will be mascots on a trial basis to see if it works. Their purpose will be to create enthusiasm and pep at ball games and pep rallies. Some of them have tumbling backgrounds, but now they are learning more. Angel said, We are sort like amateur stunt men. The girls will flip us. Correa learned gymnastics with a group of boys in his hometown of Tor- reon, Mexico. He said, we learned to do them for parades and festivals. We never took any classes. We just learned alone. He also said that working with the girls was quite a bit different than working with his friends in Torreon. Frazier received some publicity for gymnastics when he was in the seventh grade. He said, lNhen I came to Blinn, l asked Miss Sneed if I could use her equipment. She came up with this idea about the mascot and asked me if l wanted to try out. Cheerleader Donna Seifert said, They are real good. I hope they will be able to promote more spirit. Eddie Prude, Herbert Correa, Lawson Frazier, Mark Angel, Daniel Boone, 278 I 'r +35 fl 1 , l 'E fl'Q. I' lifiizfia .5 M 'Egkjv-. I na. 5 V A -f ' . ,V 3 ,Y Y is G1 J I wry' wx 1 ' I' U . v . 1 X l x I L L , wg, -,. :.1:,3,.-,6,m.. 2 , .' ,.-- 5' , 4- s , . 1-...Q I Jimi, --vw Y Im -I i I -'I IIIIIIIIII., II I I .Q - K :II I we . ' we-I ' ' I ' I 1 I -1 ' A . MII sh w I .w I III. Q' I .Ia , . I, I- - Y III,,m,m,I ,,. 6. ,I I .s m Q- 4, . H 1- 5 p 0 ,YJ J. fo., O ,. W ' 4' . N VNS' .gf ' I 'li- . II 4 -' ' I I ,g .IIIIII ' ' al' w I I I H. ' I H- - ' 0 I f 5.:f 5'-G '-I - III My ,LFII,f , 1I gffd Q' f Q.--in . 1 . 'II I . 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'M , J . L. L- .I IQ! Not Pictured: Henry Gonzales, Giddings James Lee Jasek, Flatonia Elaine Wilson, Midway ,mr ,. W-, A71 - , V Q. 7.39 i I i Q . 5 ,i f I N .L J , R. C v 1 E .xi . f-cl , H , ii' '. 5, -,. ' fm ig' H - . J. ' ' lg! - 1 f f - 1 J 11115 .Si . i, x- I 'V . F ' , r- V Q - --Q, 1. ' VA' ' ' In Memoriam Job 30: 19 He hath cast me into the mire, and I am become like dust and ashes. y 1 n,-if i 28 282 Au., Y V -' f In everyone's life there comes a time for a person to reach out, questing for things which determine his future and influence his posterity's. With each passing day, many of the students and faculty have seen their last year at Blinn fade into treasured memories. We the 1973 Buccaneer staff have tried to preserve as many campus scenes and special events, as possible. I am grateful to all the hard working members of the Buccaneer staff for con- tributing so much of their time. I would like to extend a special thanks to Mr. Dietrich and his time, ideas, and efforts. ,H E ' . ,f x l We especially appreciate you, the st dents and faculty, for your co-operatio in helping us reach our goal. We are ver grateful to the merchants and business men for their support and interest in making the Buccaneer possible. lt is the wish of the 1973 Buccaneer staf that you will enjoy all these phasesol your college life faithfully and pleasantl presented here and that you will enjo' this yearbook to the fullest extent. Sincerely yours, wiv .A I. l I - 1,1 I I -.-,-...- ,V 1, I g ' 1 xx ji' A x iff AX X ,? ,ty . I .Wwx ,G -l -lf' :Lug a by Reaching Out 28 284 We Become i Wo. - 1 'gliilii 1 Z1 K Q.. , I 1 :Q X li? . .g.7P' ' A'-. 1 . ,l4-- ---- N M- w 4 Lf. .-.A Autographs 86 Autographs 7 A utographs v .