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

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Business Club Publishes Director Members of the Business Club UC, BOTTOM ROW! Marty ba Willeford, Pam Dill, Dawn Looker, Stewart Isbell, Watts, Carolyn Edwards, Mrs. Letchg TOP ROW: Mel- Mary Birnbaum, Mary Arm Barber, Mary Alice BO1. lom. Officers of the Business Club are: Watts, Barber, Letch, faculty sponsor, Looker, Isbell and Birnbaum. K 1. C The Business Club was organized in 1946 as a social club for secretarial and business students on the Del Mar College campus. This year, as in years before, the Business Club published the Student Directory and entered the marriage booth in the school carnival. Be- sides these activities it also sponsored a style show and a luncheon. Mrs. Letch was the sponsor of the Business Club for the 1963-1964 school year. Officers were: president, Mary Birnbaumg treasurer, Frances Sheldon, reporter, Mary Alice Bollonig business mana- ger, Stewart Isbell, and Student Council representa- tive, Marty Watts with 'Sanimie Nealy as alternate Stu- dent Council representative. One of the major projects of the Business Club is the Fashion Show put on by the feminine club -members.

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Members of Red Masque at Del Mar are, FRONT ROW: Gala Sue Terry, Donna Powell, Pam Boyce, Ilene Goodman, Diane Lien- dog SECOND ROW: Jean Morris, Yolanda Longoria, Clara Hoskins, Drama Students Participate In Red Masque Activities Red Masque was a dramatics club open to drama majors and minors and any student interested in live theatre and play production. Members of this club were interested not only in the acting aspects of theatre work but also in other areas-directing, lighting, scenic design, playwriting, and stage managing. Red Masque worked in conjunction with the drama department to put on play productions. Officers were president Richard Quintanilla, vice- president Sandy Logan, secretary jean Morris, treasurer Paul Serna, reporter jim Cooper, and Student Council representative jill Johnston. Jill Johnston, Carol Guerra, Sandy Logan, Drucilla Haeing TOP ROW: Jim Bondurant, C. Martin Mellard, Jim Cooper, Mr Joseph Johnston, Paul Serna, Richard Quintanilla, Charles Palmer Officers of Red Masque are Mr. Johnston, Johnston, Cooper, Morris, Serna. Lorgan, and Quintanilla. During an informal meeting of Red Masque members, jim Cooper does an impromptu to rid himself of inhibitions.

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ez'- Officers and sponsor of the Del Mar Lamar Club are Carolyn Owens, Dr. Daniel Pollock, Sandra Johnson, CPE James Catron, Abbie Pina, Charles Shelton, and Mary Hurt. These students direct all club activities. Lamar Members Plan Teaching Careers The Lamar Club on the Del Mar campus was an organization for students who planned to become teachers after their graduation from college. This in- cluded potential elementary, junior high, high school, and college level instructors. Members planned to be- come teachers of such diverse subjects as music and foreign languages. The club sent delegates to the Members of the Lamar Club are, FRONT ROW: Jo Ann Cleve- land, gnelia SGa51a, JAlbbie Pigii5,COI?351nig'v1gke33 Ani dlglaffey, ary urt, an ra o nsong 1 ora 0 iquez, Mary Eubank, Sandra Pomerantz, Sue Coggin, Sandra McCullen, Merilyn Trickey, Lillie Hinojosa, Ilennifet Brown, Rosie Paloma, Danna Yates, Mary Carroll Harrelg THIRD ROXV: Kaye Kirk. Texas State Education Association meet. President of the Lamar Club was Charles Shelton. Filling the Position of vice-president was Sandra johnson while Mary Hurt acted as secretary. Treasurer was James Catron. Abbie Pina was reporter, Carolyn Owens Student Council representative. Dr. Daniel Pollock was sponsor. Linda Holland, Norma Garcia, Marilyn Arnold, Annoln. Ferguson, Edith Mokry, Rebecca Roman, JoAnn Carter, Imelda Cuevas, Mary Helen Maldonado, Dorothy Peden, Nancy Castor, Carolyn Owens, TOP ROW: Neil Horowitz, Charles Shelton, James Catron, Mike Schultz, and Dr. Pollock, sponsor. 1.7.1 ' 1 eafa s, ,Ll ,..,9.-1 m sf 1 'W 2emi lnF Azul llnnlngm'