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

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Barristers Hear Talks b Green, Bridges State Representative Ronald Bridges and Appeals Court Chief justice Howard Green were two of the speakers who addressed the members of the Barris- ters' Club. Club members also heard a panel dis- cussion by members of the Nueces County Bar As- sociation on procedures involved in bringing a case to trial. President of this club of future lawyers was Marilyn Kyle. James Williamson was vice-president, Ginger Host secretary. Representing the Barristers on the Student Council was Earline Browning. Members of the Barristers Club are: FRONT ROW: Jerry Miller Carol Stewart, Ginger Host, Marilyn Kyle, Earline Browning, James Williamsong TOP ROW: Abe Messnrra, Skip Henkel, Tom Buntyn, swew 4 , eff- Q 1, 1 , .. ig':QEg l'i ,lib if Q 5 l Officers of the Barristers are Earline Browning, Ginger Host, Marilyn Kyle, and james Williamson. Marilyn Kyle listens as Appeals Court Chief Justice Howard Green addresses a Barristers' luncheon. Dr. Lambert, Stewart Isbell, Dr. Parker, Jack Corey, Bernardo Ornelas, John Haynie, and Johnny Ybanez. lwisvatu

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Members of Gamma Sigma chapter of Phi Theta Kappa are, Cofas, Bill VandenBosch, Calvin Scholz, Charles Lewis, Pat FRONT ROW: Joan Squire, Nancy Gregg, Frances Konze, Judy Gentry, James Embry, Benny Barber, James Hildebrand, Isdro Lytle, Sybil Roberts, Evelyn Fowler, SECOND ROW: Charles Guzman. R3lPh DHH- PTK Membership Composes Brain Trust Gamma Sigma, the local chapter of Phi Theta Kappa, was as all other PTK chapters, a nationally recognized honorary society whose object was to pro- mote scholarship, to develop character, and to cultivate fellowship among junior college students. Miss Frances Dushek was sponsor of DM's PTK chapter. Officers were president Pat Gentry, vice-president Nancy Gregg, secretary Evelyn Fowler, treasurer Ralph Dean, historian Judy Lytle, reporter Charles Lewis, Student Council representative Calvin Scholz. Sybil Roberts accepts refreshments from Nancy Gregg at the Phi Theta Kappa initiation ceremonies. Acting as Phi Theta Kappa officers are Gregg, Gentry, Lewis, Lytle, Scholz, Fowler, and Dean.

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i Q i Members of Phi Sinfonia are, FRONT ROW: Edmundo Garcia, Hugo Gonzales, Roger Melone, David McBride3 ROW TWO: Mr. Thomas, Don Craig, Carlas Donahue, Alfred Sosa, Dr. C, B. XVolfe: BACK ROXV: Joe Alvizo, Gus Cantu, Primitivo Alvizo, Euselio Jasso, Tom Parriot, Braxton Peters, Dudley Bluhm. Sinfonia officers are: Dudley Bluhm, Don Craig, Roger Melone, Mr. Thomas, Gus Cantu, and Euselio jasso. Sinfonia, Phi Sigma Campus Music Clubs Members of the Phi Sigma are, FRONT ROW: Sandra Longoria, Becky Rodriguez: ROW TWO: Carolyn Konze, Penny Damron, Sybil Roberts, Vickie Hall: ROW THREE: Vivian Elliff, Marilyn Babel, Iorene Sanflipog BACK ROXV: Tony Bonelli, Priscilla Tiller, Carla Schmidt, Ernestine Haynes. There were two honorary music groups on the Del Mar Campus this year. Phi Sigma, the professional sorority for women, worked to provide a stimulating social life for its members as well as foster excellence in musical performance and scholastic achievements. The annual participation of Phi Sigma in the Buc- caneer Music Festival has been an important part of the curriculum of the group, The fraternity of Sinfonia entered the Buc festivities as a money making group, sponsored workshops, a glee club, and a stage band. The objectives of Sinfonia were to advance the cause of music and develop loyalty among members. Acting as officers for Phi Sigma are: Longoria, Hall, Rodriguez. Konze, Darnron, and Schmidt, l Il I