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

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.-5 1 J-if X. l Members of the Del Mar Chess Club are, FRONT ROW: Ann Haffey, Judy Thompsong BACK ROW: John Lucky, Martin Weaxfer remains poker-faced while his opponent Ruben Yzaguire, Stewart Isbell and Rogelio Reyes. moves into his well planned and executed checkmate. Club Members Pla Old Chinese Game The Chess Club of Del Mar College was newly or- Officers of the Chess Club are Bill Wheeler, presi- ganized this year to provide entertainment for the dentg Judy Thompson, secretary-treasurerg and james people on campus that enjoy a stimulating and concen- Tilley, Student Council representative. The group trating game of chess. The club met, beside the rcu- was sponsored by Mr. Warren Strickland, a Del Mar lar activity period sessions, on each Sunday afternoon Math teacher. to have challenge matches and practice games. Keeping a running account of the games' many complicated and war-like moves are james Tilley and Charles Clay. I 1

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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'

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Members of the Del Mar Collegiate Council of the United Williams, A. NW. Short, Ronnie Plemmons. Not pictured Nations are, FRONT ROW: Beverly Mendleski, Sandy are president Bob I.aDouceur and Student Council repre- Smith, Marilyn Atkinsg TOP ROW: vice-president Vance sentative Roland Volk. CCUN Studies Work of nited ations Del Mar students interested in the work of 'the United Nations and its affiliated agencies found the Collegiate Council of the United Nations a natural outlet for their energies. This Viking organization studied the workings of the United Nations in order to acquire a better understanding of the UN's goals and aims in this cold war world. The club's members achieved their goal of knowledge about the United Nations through studying various materials supplied the club by adult organizations. President of the Del Mar chapter of the Collegiate Council of the United Nations was Bob LaDouceur. Serving the organization as vice-president was Vance Williams. Representing the CCUN group on the Student Council of Del Mar was Roland Volk. Bob LaDouceur and Beverly Mendleski explain U.N. Human Rights Week to May Ponce, Brook Crawford.