Prairie View A and M University - Pantherland Yearbook (Prairie View, TX)

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1 CONTENTS Administration • The Governor • Board of Directors • Texas A M System President • President of the College • Administrative Officers Campus Life • Activities • Queens • Who's Who Athletics • Administration • Football • Basketball • Track • Golf and Tennis • Baseball Organizations • Religious • Departmental • Honor Societies • Music • Social and Cultural • Student Government • Student Publications • ROTC Classes • Seniors • Juniors • Sophomores • Freshmen Faculty and Staff • Arts and Sciences • Agriculture • Engineering • Home Economics • Industrial Education • Nursing Education • Staff Advertisers and Campus Scenes Roster of Students page | 21 32 100 116 198 252 270 276 19

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1966: A Breakthrough for PV I ife at Prairie View A M College may be divided into four parts: the intellectual, campus, organizational and the athletic-four aspects al| eh-compassing four years in our lives. I n the 1966 PANTHERIAND we have tried to capture the many phases of a breakthrough on all fronts for you the student at Prairie View. We have planned the book as a reflection of the many events of this year and as a complete portion of your college life. W hether you are a freshman or a senior, we hope you will enjoy now and relive in the future these days when you were a student at dear old P.V. 18

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Dear Prairie View, Our song to thee we praise. In gratitude we sing our hymn of praise, For mem'ries dear, for friends and recollections For lessons learned while here we've lived with thee For these we pledge our hearts full of devotion To serve thee now, and through eternity. As days go by our hearts will not grow cold. We'll love thy purple royal and thy gold. We'll through our lives exemplify thy teaching, We'll always strive a blessing to be Thy children we our love and pride confessing, We'll love thee now, and through eternity.