Del Mar College - Cruiser Yearbook (Corpus Christi, TX)

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Carolyn Richter, Kaye Kirk, and Elizabeth Marks dec- orate the Christmas tree in the Student Center. P' 532250, ,.., gm.- Ginger Comstock, and Denise Sheridan carry books for Marty Watts and Carolyn Richter as part of initiation. To orthwhile Projects On, ff Campus Sophomore members of Les Amies are FRONT ROW Marty Watts Fancey Hesterly Lynn Gibbs Anne Parish Lana Brink Carolyn Ritcher Mary White SECOND ROW Marsha Moran Ruth Ann Brukenhoefer Marilyn Atkins Barbara Snow Libby Grossman, Sandy Sruitli,' Judy Lytle, Charlene Crocker, Connie Lacy: TOP ROW: Lois gcqnes, Margo Barrera, Annola Ferguson, Marsha Tullos, Sandy Mc nnney, Laura Lea Hooker, Pat Turnbow, Janelle Eastham, Carolyn Owens. . Z . I . i . i . i 1 I - il . Z . . f i 1 l --f- 7' - -- ---- ---- f --N - -V . A r- fr - ' if brain . 1.mi - al -fm.

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Les Amies freshmen are, FRONT ROW: K th G , B I Mendleski, Kaye Kirk, Faith Knaffle, Gal: get LEnnSECglii-lg ROW: Maureen Ponce, Suzanne Perkins, Nancy Knott, Dawn Locker, Sandy Robbins, Theresa Laudadio, Kathy Freyergv TOP ROW: Sharon Garrison, Carole Sederquist, Pam Mobley, Denise Sheridan, Lee Ann Loving, Mary Ann Bower, Ginger Comstock, Margaret McKay, and Elaine Draper. Les Amies Donate Time, Energy, Money Les Amies was the girls' social service club on the Del Mar College campus. The purpose of Les Amies was threefold: to advance the Del Mar Viking spirit, to encourage friendship and cultivate good will and to promote social activities. Most of the girls who aided the faculty and ad- ministration with registration were members of Les Amies. Les Amies also had city-wide projects de- signed to help unfortunate fellow Corpus Christians. They gave Thanksgiving baskets of food and Christ- mas and Easter parties in order that others might enjoy these holidays. Internationally, Les Amies con- tributed to a library in Calcutta, India. President of Les Amies, which means The Friends in French, was Marilyn Atkins. Connie Lacy served as the club's vice-president with Marty Watts as secretary. Carolyn Owens was elected treas- urer. The Student Council representative for Les Amies was Margo Barrera. Theresa Laudadio was chaplain while Sherry Roscher served as historian. Freshman parliamentarian was Carole Sederquist with jan Eastham serving in the same position for the sophomores. Serving as Les Amies officers are Sederquist, Hooker, Lacy, Owens, Atkins, Barrera, Watts, and Laudadio.

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i .a .ae Members of the Cam us Y are, FRONT ROXV: L' d H ll, H bl M ' Y ' Mary Rafter, Nancy Ilinott, Beth Rhodes, Faith Kiiriifae, iflbvxznn Asn 'i'1Fjgg,a5g3 lyfiiyfgb Isfgcjeiwultz' Rage' Glass- Joe McManus' Clevelzmdg BACK ROW: Nancy Gregg, Dianne Jennings, Bill Campus Y Sponsors Discussion Groups The Campus Y was an interdenominational organi- zation sponsored by the YMCA and YWCA. This club held forums on many subjects including de- mocracy, Christ's Passion as presented through art and dance, work with the Y, and kinds of love. Mrs. Katharine Evans gave a book review of Willian Golding's Lord of the Flies. There were programs on personality development, modern drama, jazz, and the student Y and the campus college. At one meet- ing a film called Kinds of Love was shown to the members. Mary Rafter and Beth Rhodes discuss future programs of the club with Dolores Leal and Ana Maria Garcia. Serving as president of Campus Y was Bill Hubler. Vice-presidents were Priscilla Tealer fprogramsj and Nancy Knott Cpublicityj. Mary Rafter was secretary while Martin Wfeaver served the club as treasurer. Representing the organization on the Del Mar Stu- dent Council was Dianne Jennings. Ann Trigg was chaplain. Roger Glass served the club as intramural Council representative and Beth Rhodes represented it on the Religious Council. Faculty advisor was Dr. A. C. Pierce, humanities division director. Officers for Campus Y are: Hubler, Glass, Weaver, Kraffle, Rafter, Rhodes, Trigg, Knott, and Jennings.