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

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Science Club Members Take Field Trips Del Mar's Science Club was open to those students who wished to enjoy and gain a better understand- ing of science and how it is used in twentieth cen- tury society. Members included students of biology, chemistry, and physics. Programs included lecture demonstrations and field trips. Serving the Science Club as president was Bill Windle. Bobby Thorpe was vice-president. Connie Lacy served as secretary of the organization while Ray Estrada was Student Council representative. Officers and sponsor of the Science Club are Estrada. Thorpe, Windle, Mr. Blumenkrantz, and Lacy. Science Club Members areg FRONT ROW: Libby Grossman. Connie Lacy, Carolyn Richter, Karen Burckg SECOND ROW: Margo Barrera. Laura Lea Hooker, Janelle Eastham, Suzanne Perkins, Marji McGinne5: THIRD ROXV: john Russell, Ray Bill Windle watches as the red ink is extracted from a polygraph prior to storage of the machine. Estrada, Bobby Thorpe, Tony Canales, Alvarado Garcia, Art Decker, Vincent Fitzgerald: TOP ROXV: Ernest Ramirez, Bill Windle, Johnnie Davidson, Vick Conchola, Rufus Green, Dick Marshall, Jimmy Hildebrand, Mike Schultz, and Mr. Blumenkrantz. , . X 'f gftfi ' ,r ,nl lr A mai' rl'-Q1ll'.Ui'r'! 1x! l .HX

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EUEWCCFS HFC: FRONT ROW: Carlos Tunches, 1052 .Martinez, Young, jerry Richardsong THIRD ROXV: Dr. Sloan, Ter , Hines, Dltld Hubbell. Anne RCYf10lClS. Kenneth Elder. MHIVIH Miller, George Bennett, Billy Charcoal, Larry Fredericks, Herbert Krbuckle, Paul Snider: SECOND ROW: Donald Pearce. Pat ,Comeaiun Guy Farmer, TOP ROW: Dan Holland, Eric Wald, Jim Wamix, Maurice York, jack Beckman, Ben Glomb, Barry Phillips, Lee David Garner' jamgg Embfy, and Mr, Mitchell, Engineers Sponsor Christmas Dance The Christmas Dance, held December 14, was the Engineers Club's big project for the year. This dance, held in the Student Center, was free to all Vikings. Club members decorated for the dance. Trips to chemical plants were also an important facet of the Engineers Club's program of activities. Some of the chemical companies and plants visited by Pat Comeaux adjusts the ceiling lights so as to attain the best reflection from the Christmas Dance miraball. the club were Dow, Celanese, and Pontiac. Members found these trips to be a valuable insight into what their future jobs would be like. President of the Engineers Club was Pat Comeaux. Serving as vice-president was Marvin Miller with H. C. Arbuckle as secretary-treasurer and David Hubbell as Student Council representative. Engineers' officers and sponsors are Mr. Mitchell, Dr. SNS XX . .u, Sloan, Arbuckle, Hubbell, Comeaux, and Miller.

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WRA members Margo Barrera and Sandy Smith place Del Mars trophies in the new trophy case. XYXRA members are, FRONT ROXV: joy Stiles, Hank Rosales, Abbie Pina, Scottie McDonald, Elva Ramirez, Kathleen Kennedy, Marilyn Atkins, Rosalinda Gorham, Mrs. Torrance, sponsorg TOP Officers of XVRA are Kennedy, Atkins, Smith, Gorham, Looker, Gallagher, Hooker. and Barrera. Physical Fitness, Athletics Interest Members of WRA Physical fitness and intramural athletics were of particular interest to. the members of the WOIHCH'S Re- creational Association - WRA. The WRA was spon- sor of the Christmas Tea which was designed to send students off on the right key for the holidays. Laura Lea Hooker was president of WRA, Sandy Smith vice-president. Rosalinda Gorham was secretary with Margo Barrera as treasurer. Student Council representative was Marilyn Atkins, historian Dawn Looker, and reporter Kathleen Kennedy. ROXV: Marnie Hordell. Sherry Canada, Dawn Locker, Laura Lea Hooker. Mary Ann Gallazher. Margo Barrera, Jodie Rossin, and Sandy Smith.