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

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-f-vc 1 me w. ' '--n , in 'Lf 1 ,, s. l Acting as members and sponsor of the Del Mar College Physical Elvfi Ramirez. ROSnlindH Gvrhilmi TOP ROWI MIS- Shelby' Tm' Education Maiors organization are, FRONT ROXV: Sherry Canada. rance. Sp0r1S0r, GCOQIC P1rker.B0bbyCurry. PE Majors Interested in Sports Activities An active campus club was the Physical Education Majors-PEM-organization. This club had a boy's intramural basketball team. In addition, this group sponsored tournaments in both volleyball and ping- pong. Tennis was another sport which was of inter- est to the members of this organization. Serving the Physical Education Majors as president was Bobby Curry. Sherry Canada was club vice-presi- dent. Filling the position of secretary-treasurer was George Parker while Scottie McDonald represented PEM on the Del Mar Student Council. Mrs. Shelby Torrance was sponsor of the group. Officers of the PEM Club are Sherry Canada. George Parker. Bobby Curry. and Rosalinda Gorham V'1lWT - - Marnie Horrell and Joy Stiles, with the help of man's best friend, prepare the net for an afternoon of tennis I42

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Members of the Rodeo Club are, FRONT ROXV: Sherry Pittman, jill Johnston, Sharon Carlson, Carolyn Richter, Margo Barrera. Ginger Comstock, Marsha Cleveland: SECOND ROXV: Pat Seagle, Ada Carol Brown, Denny Copeland, Robert Dunlap, Randy Everson, Ottis Spears, Sherry Holiday, Gala Terry, TOP ROW: Robert Mitchell, sponsor, Bobby Thorpe, John Haynie, Brad Hunt, Ronald Bridges, Leonard Schorre, Rufus Greene, and Ronnie Behnke. Rodeo Club Engages Texas A 81 The Rodeo Club's weekly Tuesday night meetings were probably the most active and lively of those of any other campus club. Meetings were held at the Boots and Spurs Arena at which time members prac- ticed with rodeo stocl-:. Members also sponsored a match rodeo with the Texas A811 Rodeo Club. Ken Haraughty led the club as president with Dennie Copeland as vice-president. Margo Barrera was secretary, John Haynie tail twister, while Carolyn 1,311-' ' iw i-.was ANL ' at' 73 f -ev , y rj ' fl' . if QF' Richter was Student Council representative. The Rodeo Club is led by Mr. Mitchell, sponsor, and officers Richter, Haynie, Barrera. and Copeland. -ei l.iL-4..a.1e- Ken Haraughty tries out barrel-bronc riding, the Rodeo Club's concession at the Del Mar carnival.

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Writers Analyze, Discuss Literar Efforts Del Mar's fifteen year old Writer's Club was a campus organization designed to allow students who liked to write to gather in a discussion group for the benefit of all the members. At their meetings the Writer's Club members. each read their manuscripts and listened to others read theirs. In this way they were able to improve their writing through group criticism. Also of great assistance to the organization's members in improving the quality of their literary i l Officers of the XVriter's Club are, FRONT ROW: Judy Thompson, Mrs. Evans, Helmi Strahlg TOP ROVV: Herby Arbuckle, and Mr. Yantis. efforts were the three sponsors who were elected at the beginning of the year. Chosen as sponsors were English teachers Mrs. Katharine Evans, Dr. Barbara Blansett, and Mr. George Yantis. In addition to that provided by the three sponsors, guidance for the XVriter's Club was provided by Judy Thompson who served the group as president. Secretary was Joanne Cleveland. Serving as Student Council representative was Laurel Weisrnan. Members of the XVriter's Club are, FRONT ROW: Kathy Shipley, Lee Ann Loving, Judy Thompson, Mrs. Evans, Sandra Pomerantz, Helmi Strahlg TOP ROW: Richard Quintanilla, Herby Arbuckle, and Mr. Yantis. Judy Thompson corners john I-lartzell in the library where he can't yell for help and sells him an issue of the Etc. ' - v 1m,-. I n s. I 111411 W 1