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Early 60's Middle I-ate . . . tribute to a decade PV and the PANTHERLAND - 1970 Editors An-Chief ADRIAN COOPER. ALFRED JOHNSON, REBA WELLS ANNUAL PUBLICATION DEPARTMENT OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS C. A. Wood, Director—Sarah Woodard, Asst. Yearl ook Advisor PRAIRIE VIEW A M COLLEGE OF TEXAS Sixties Today A College Yearbook must l e current in its message to its present students—yet in a sense the book becomes history the moment it is published and released. Panthcrland 1970, is just this sort of dual purpose piece. While there is a definite tendency to reach into the challenging years ahead in the Seventies, our real concern for the past dictates that we pay tribute to the decade just passed—the roaring, soaring, exploring, awakening, sexiest and most provocative years of the Sixties. The Sixties were the years of campus revolt, of black awareness and the reach for the moon. It was also the years of national crisis and of fallen leaders who left great legacies to guide a wounded and divided nation in countless years ahead. On the hill, we experienced our share of student unrest. The college became integrated about mid-way the decade. There was a change in administration, and most recently a citizens’ study group has recommended developments for 1970-80, which would compliment the fondest dreams of the most devoted PV-ites. Good-bye Sixties. Hello to the Seventies and to a greater Prairie View A M. tmT'tutional CONUl l'r emphasis is AM) Ms! THEM a] PROJECT in LIBERIA, COMPLETED enrollment INCR EA SES SELF STUDIES CONTINUED EMPHASIS IN ACADEMIC. ACHIEVEMENT CONSTRl CTION BEGIN ON HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION BUILDING IMPROVEMENT IN SCHOLARSHIP EMPHASIZED SOCIADCULTl RAL ACTIVITIES HIGHLIGHTED AG SCHOOL ADDS |REGISTERED A NGUS HERD _ PI INTEGRA TED ENRICHMENT PROGRAMS STARTED TEACHER EDUCATION PROGRAM EVALUATED NATIONAL FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP lit: i mi t n rinsicti. fihcatios ih irni c com ri. err it KMrii.tsis is sciior. iKsiur costis i n cossna crioy hfi,i s o tuo veil dohmitokifs ivm;n itios of sti ohms, faci i n covri.w e.s It l fv l FI l.l.rii II tl.l.s l OMFI.FTHI) H OKk Sll in MOCK i 1 ItFCISS F u ri i i . f koi.i.mf r ji Mrs r i n ii n. i mock ims io ti i fa IH{. Ft I Ns t MH CF.S . INS TO KFIIKF president e i xs RETIRES l)E. IX J. M. DREW RESK.XS PKESIDEXC) IH E TO II.LX ESS DR. I. I. TIIOM IS ELECTED PI DR ESI DEM' RECORD EXROEIMEX7 OE I RESUMES (I.' 05) coxstri rnox iieci.xs ox I IRK IK) IDDI I IOX OPEXIXi; OE COMMI XIC ll'IOXS EXTER ERESIIM I X EXROU.MEVr i p ii. iix (i.o:i2) sEI.E ST I DIES Pl. I XX ED I nI IRD ROI XI) PROJECT ESI I lll.lsllED IE II HER CORPS PROI.R IM IXIII ITED l IX POW ER PROJU T IPPROl ED CENTENNIAL COUNCIL APPOINTED TO MAKE COLLEGE STUDY THE NAVY COMES TO PV MASTER PLAN FOR COLLEGE DEVELOPMENT UNDERWAY SELF-STUDIES BEING CONDUCTED COOPERATIVE PROGRAMS ORGANIZED GIRLS DRILL TEAM MAKES DEBUT TRACK TEAM WINS CONFERENCE AND NATL CHAMPIONSHIPS PRIMATE CENTER ESTABLISHED INTEGRATION — GRADUATE (above) GRADUATE CLASSES (below) FORMER H.V.D. SECRETARY ROBERT WEA VER IS CONVOCATION SPEAKER THE GOVERNOR VISITS STUDENTS LIKED LOS ANGELES COUNCILMAN, THOMAS BRADLEY. HEW SECRETARY FINCH WAS SPECIAL CONVOCATION SPEAKER. Polly Elmore, Miss PV (Center) Lynn Atkinson, attendant Edwina Johnson, NROTC Queen Miss Prairie View and Attendants Featured Attractions (L-R) Mary Munoz, Sondra Nicholas, Carolyn Ellis, Molly Reece, Adrian Cooper, Barbara Johnson, Retina Arccneaux, Tonya Hendricks, Shirley Pratt, Bonnie Fitzgerald. 10-Most Beautiful hat .s- petting Administration 19-31 Features 32-87 Organizations 130-201 TENTS School of Nursing 202-207 Army-Navy ROTC 208-221 Faculty-Staff 223-243 ‘ Classes 244-297 Publications Staff Friends of the College 298-304 Myrtle Bemte 1 Uniro B. Osborne Daisy B. Hose w . K. B«'lks Br«n lu Lewd N. (.. Ilnrdeti, Sr. VRUiaiu Ferguson And All Other l Funiily Members aiul Friends Who Deported This LiJ'e In l K -7« Administration ’70 Directors Clyde H. Well PRESIDENT A. P. Bcutel VICE-PRESIDENT Ford I). Albritton MEMBER, PV COMMITTEE Wofford Cain Sterling C. Evans CHAIRMAN. PV COMMITTEE II. C Heldenfcls Peyton McKnight L. F. Peterson S. B. Whittenburg MEMBER. PV COMMITTEE Texas A M University System Officers Earl Rudder. PRESIDENT John C. Calhoun. VICE PRESIDENT FOR PROGRAMS W. C. Freeman. VICE PRESIDENT AND COMPTROLLER J. 0. Adams DIRECTOR, FACILITIES PLANNING AND CONSTRUCTION Robert C. Cherry. ASSISTANT TO THE PRESIDENT Photo at Right—Mr. Peterson, Mr. Heldenfcls, Mr. Veils Mr. Sharp, and President A. I. Thomas. The President with Students, Alumni. Community representatives and state officials. The President and Mrs. Thomas pictured with Centennial Council Co-Chairman Dudley Sharp, Sr. President °f the College Dr. Alvin . Thomas and Hubert Taylor. Sr. (right) both of Houston. Award for Community Service from Jewish Youth Croup. Administration Instruction George R. Ragland, Ph.D. DIRECTOR, RECORDS AND REPORTS George Stafford. Ed.D. DIRECTOR. ADMISSIONS AND COUNSELING CENTER Claude L. Wilson, P.E. DEAN OF THE COLLEGE — Adminis Curtis A. Thomas, MS. REGISTRAR Student Life Thomas R. Solomon, Ph.D. DEAN OF STUDENTS Financial Affairs Development Horace Murdock, M.BA. George L. Smith, M.S. BUSINESS MANAGER ASST. TO PRESIDENT FOR DEVELOPMENT trative Officers — Curtis A. Wood, Ed.D. DIRECTOR. INFORMATION SERVICES Hubert D. Smith. MA. ASST. TO PRESIDENT FOR ADMINISTRATION Jonel L Brown. Ph.D. DIRECTOR. CONTINUING EDUCATION 23 Academic Deans J. C. William . M.S. AGRICULTURE Alvin J. McNeil. D.Ed. Austin E. Grcaux, B.Arch. ARTS AND SCIENCES ENGINEERING Division Directors Evelyn Strong EDUCATION James Johnson. Ph.D. TEACHER EDUCATION O. J. Baker, M.S. COLLEGE LIBRARIAN Elmer E. O’BanioD,, ftj-NATURAL SCIENCE- 24 Administrative Officers Flossie M. Byrd. Ph.D. HOME ECONOMICS Samuel K. Collins, Ed.D. INDUSTRIAL ED. AND TECH. Jcwellran Mangaroo NURSING Jack W. Echols. Ed.D. GRADUATE SCHOOL Special Services Ivory V. Nelson, Ph.D. ASSISTANT TO DEAN OF THE COLLEGE AND PROF. OF CHEMISTRY Paul S. Thomas, MS. William J. Nicks M.A. Samuel Montgomery, B.S. ALUMNI AFFAIRS ATHLETIC DEVELOPMENT ASST. TO PRESIDENT HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUC. FOR PROTOCOL AND DEPT. CHAIRMAN ASST. REGISTRAR 25 Untone C Collin . I'h.D. BIOLOGY K. C. Thomas, Ph.I). PHYSICS Heads Kenneth II. Briggs, LLD BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION AND EDUCATION Anne L. Campbell, Ph.I). ENGLISH Lonnie Sadberry, Ph.D. FOREIGN LANGUAGES Hulan M. Davis. M.Kd. POLITICAL SCIENCE Departments Ilatry C. Hendrick?, D. Ed. UNDERGRADUATE TEACHER EDUCATION I. C. Cordon. B.D., D.D. UPWARD BOUND PROJECT Robert Henry, Ph.D. MUSIC A. D. Stewart. Ph.D. MATHEMATICS R. E. Cihwn, M.A. GENERAL SCIENCE George R. Woolfolk, Ph.D. HISTORY 27 Samuel Booker, M.Ed. E D MANPOWER PROJECT Emory K. Owen . M.D. COLLEGE HEALTH SERVICES Rrda L. Ilian Evan , M.S. DEAN OF WOMEN Student Life Division Leroy Marion, B.S. DEAN OF MEN Winfred V. Johnson, B.D. CHAPLAIN AND STUDENT ACTIVITIES Donald W. Sowell. B.S. DIR., MEMORIAL CENTER Marcellut Maroon, MS DIR„ FINANCIAL AIDS Jacob L. Boyer, M.A. DIRECTOR. FOOD SERVICES Herman L. Jones, M.A. PLACEMENT DIRECTOR Frank C. Ycpp STUDENT EMPI.ON MENT John L. Lewis, ILS. CAMPUS SECURITY Business Operations Physical Plant Harold A. Perkins SUPERINTENDENT. GROUNDS DEPT. AND CUSTODIAL SERVICES 0. D. Thomas CHIEF ENGINEER STEAM PLANT Arlic E. LeBeaux SUPERINTENDENT. BUILDINC MAINTENANCE Henry P. Kemp, MS. PHYSICAL PLANT PLANNINC Lulhrr Francis, M.S. ENGINEER Alandru Peterson, M.S. MANAGER. COLLEGE LAUNDRY Fiscal Affairs9 Registration, Records Ulysses R. Hell. B.S. ACCOUNTANT Criff Kendrick , B.S. ACCOUNTANT Ollie C. Polk. B.S. CASHIER Walter W. Redd. B.S. PURCHASING AGENT Mary E. Kirkwood, B.A. DATA PROCESSING SUPERVISOR Irene Davis, M.Ed. ASSISTANT REGISTRAR Administration i, SJ 30 31 6°S 1 Miss Prairie View s Helen Adams (Senior from Jasper, Texas) MISS PRAIRIE VIEW 1st Attendant I i Lynn Atkinson (Senior from Houston, Texas) MISS PRAIRIE VIEW 2nd Attendant w UUl Prairie View Myrtle Comeaux MISS FIRST BATTALION Barbara Howard MISS SECOND BATTALION Barbara Johnson MISS AUSA Marion Smith MISS SCABBARD AND BLADE Tonya Hendricks MISS CO U NTE RGU ERRILU Sonya Tonya Myrtle Adrian Cooper MISS AROTC Barbara Howard Barbara Johnson Marion Dempsene A rote Queens Navy Sonya Nicholas IISS PERSHING RIFLE Dempsene lister MISS PERSHING RIFLETTES Nrotc Jewel Armstrong Paula I.ewis 1ST ATTENDANT 2ND ATTENDANT MISS NAVY ROTC 41 Miss Army ROTC Adrian Cooper Junior from Fort Worth. Texas Miss Freshman Kathryn lA ggette Runkie, Louisiana mm Miss Sophomore Rostilyn Simpson Beaumont, Tni Miss Junior Class Bettye Gaines Navasota, Texas Miss Senior Earline Hurst Panther fashion editor plays the role of model . . . “Jackie” 47 MISS LB A Bobbie Lee Queens Linda Simmons MISS FFA Cynthia Stewart MISS JUNIOR FELLOW Maragold Bias MISS SNEA Cinda Allen MISS CATKKING SERVICE MISS HOUSTON-PV MISS FORT WORTH-PV Debbie Osborne Barbara Tatman Lursila Crockett MISS DALLAS-PV MISS SAN ANTONIO-PV MISS CLUB CONTINENTAL onnc Taplin MISS POUT ARTHUR-PV MISS TRI-CITY Sheryl Shiv Cynthia Charles MISS AUSTIN-PV Linda Taylor MISS BAYTOWN-PV Deborah Leno ' I I ■ I : MISS I. E. HONOR SOCIETY Belly Gaines MISS SOCIOLOGY Sandra Carmm MISS JOURNALISM Gilda George MISS MARSHALL-PV Sharon Black MISS LIBRARY SCIENCE MISS HOME ECONOMICS Ajurclla Combs MISS MENC Bonnie Fitzgerald Mary Greene MISS WACO-FV MISS EVANS HALL Regina Arcencaux MISS SUAREZ HALL Diane Allen 57 MISS A CAPPELLA CHOIR MISS PARAMEDICAL CLUB Aletha Barrens Christine Manning MISS MECHANICAL ENGINEERING MISS LONGVIEW-PV MISS CRAWFORD HALL Patsy Johnson Margaret Reese Ella Brown MISS MINOR HALL MISS HISTORY Rcecie Adkins MISS SUNDAY SCHOOL Linda Morisette MISS ALPHA OMEGA M,SS .UFKIN-PV A V MISS BEAUMONT-PV Whitney Faye Roger MISS CHARLES GILPIN PLAYERS Consuclla Francis Beverly Ann Nelson Amy Cooke 61 Brenda Darby Naomi Mosby Paula Lewis Charmers Valda Dewitt Deartra Hunter Lint'I Colleges and Universities JAMES E. AI.FORI) Hornetou-n: Prairie View Major: Agriculture (.lass: Sophomore Activities: Alpha Tau Alpha, ture Farmer, SGA Rep. SHARON ALLEN Hometown: Refugio, Tex. Major: liuniness F.d. Class: Junior Activtiies: Zeta Phi Reta, Newman Club 64 DOROTHY ANDERSON Hometown: Beaumont, Tex. Major: Mathematics Class: Senior Activities: Women’s Council, Pi Mu Epsilon, Alpha Kappa Mu, Delta Sigma Theta JAY D. ANDERSON Hometown: Kilgore, Texas Major: Electrical Eng. Class: Sophomore Activities: Editor-in-Chicf of Panther, SGA Rep., Newman Club, Press Club President. Men’s Congress, Alpha Phi Alpha 65 DAN BACA Hometown: I-os Lunas, New Mexico Major: Industrial Arts Class: Junior Activities: Epsilon Pi Tu, Newman Club, Ind. Arts Club, Industrial Education Honor Society ARTHUR L BASS Hometown: Houston Major: Business Adm. Class: Senior Activities: Advanced AROTC, Pershing Rifles. Scabbard and Blade. Houston PV Club 66 DAVID L BREWER Hometown: Orlando, Florida Major: Biology Class: Senior Activities: Alpha Phi Alpha, SGA, NROTC, Bela Beta Beta, AMECF, Paramedical Club, Continental Club President MARVIN L BELL Hometown: Houston Major: Political Science Class: Senior Activities: Naval ROTC, President United Student Body, Blackstone Pre-Law Society, Political Science Club, Student Government President 67 IRA BELL Hometown: Bastrop, Tex. Major: I re-Mod Class: Senior Activities: Alpha Phi Omega, Beta Beta Beta, Biological Society, Paramedical Club JAMES BRYANT JR. Hometown : Elgin, Texas Major: Pre-Mcd Class: Senior Activities: American Chemical Society, Pre-Medical Club, Beta Beta Beta. Alpha Phi Omega 68 LUTHER BERRY Hometown: Lovelday, Texas Major: Arch. Drafting Tech. Class: Senior Activities: Epsilon Pi Tau, Ind. Ed. Honor Society, Pershing Rifles, AROTC Brigade Commander, Phi Beta Sigma LAFAYETTE COLLINS Hometown: Odessa, Texas Major: Pre-Law Class: Senior Activities: Alpha Phi Alpha, Advanced ROTC, Scabbard and Blade, Delta Phi Zeta Honor Society, Blackstone Pre-Law Society, Political Science Club 69 A o' ' ' 'it BLOCKER ««W £?! 2 °ril . SGA A? J hi B-«a ,t % C,Ub Cl 5 SHIRLEY BRYANT omr oRn : Bastrop. Texas Ua or; Pre-Medicine L ass - Senior Ic iVi7i s; Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society, Beta Kappa Chi Honor Society, Beta Beta Beta, Biology Honor Society, American Chemical POLLY ELMORE Hometown: Houston Major: Sociology Class: Senior Activities: Miss Prairie View 1969-70, Newman Club. Sociology Club, YWCA, The Mod Set EVELYN CURRY Hometown: Sulphur Springs, Tex. Major: English Class: Senior Activities: LBL, National Council of Teachers of English 71 ARMOND J. HATHAWAY Hometown: San Antonio Major: Pre-Dental Class: Junior Activities: SGA Vice-Pres., San Antonio PV President, Afro-American Cultural Society JEANNE C. JOHNSON Hometown: Dallas, Texas Major: Electronics Tech. Class: Senior Activities: ETA, EIA, Ind. Ed. Honor Society, S1EA 72 JOHNNY JOHNSON, JR. Hometown: Kilgore, Texas Major: Mechanical Eng. Class: Junior Activities: Alpha Phi Alpha, Jr. Fellow President, Advanced ROTC, SGA Rep.. Mechanical Eng. Club GOLDIE KELLEY Hometown: Corpus Christi, Tex. Major: Elem. Ed. Class: Senior Activities: Women’s Council, Club 26. Newman Club, SGA Rep., Alpha Mu Gamma 73 HARRIANNE ODOM Hometown: Orange, Tex. Major: Biology Class: Senior Activities: Club 26, Beta Beta Beta. Newman Club, I.VS, SNEA, NCTE, Orange PV WILLIS II. JONES Hometown: Texarkana Major: Metal Tech. Activities: Epsilon Pi Tau, ASM, AFS. Swimming Club, Billiard 74 LOVEROUS WHITTAKER Hometown: Houston, Tex. Major: Industrial Arts Class: Senior Activities: Epsilon Pi Tau, Alpha Phi Omega, Baptist Student Movement, IE Honor Society LARRY A. PARTEE Hometown: Prairie View Major: Pre-Medicine Class: Senior Activities: Alpha Mu Gamma, Beta Beta Beta Honor Society, Advanced ROTC, Scabbard Blade. College Band, Murriel Scholar 75 GWENDOLYN ADAMS Hometown: Beaumont Major: Economics Class: Junior Activities: Junior Fellow Assn., Beaumont PV Club. Economics Club, TIAKA MORRIS I). HUNTER Hometown: Austin. Tex. Major: Sociology Class: Senior Activities: Advanced ROTC, Scabbard Blade Honor Society, Sociology Club. Austin PV Club 76 JAMES E. BODLEY Hometown: Milton, Florida Major: Industrial Education Activities: Football, Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Advanced RO'I'C, Hobbies: Drawing, Sports JAMES EALY Hometown: Palestine, Tex. Major: Civil Engineering Class: Senior Activities: Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity Inc., ASCE, President, TSPE, NROTC, Student Committee of Engineering JOHN W. HENDERSON Hometown: Teague, Tex. Major: Electrical Engineering Activities: IEEE, CHAIRMAN, Ah Pha Kappa Mu Honor Society, hi Beta Sigma Fraternity, TSPE, Student Advisory Committee School of Engineering, Intramural Football I 77 01-6961 III pUD molly ADRIAN MARY 81 SHIRLEY SON DR A Myrtle Bobbie Diane 83 85 REBA and BRUCE W1NNELL, IRA, DEARTRA, JAMES and DAVEY TURNER LINDA BYRON DARYL VEDA JAMES Vanity Fair BEVERtl TURNER DEBBIE WiLUAM i«., ■ ;v. HKNMt £m!!KHnfe) C4 , Happenings 90107 Crowds 94 95 I ■ Lambda And Big Sisters Watch Little Sisters and Little Brothers Together Just Hanging Around Show Time w®. h %m UPWARD, BOUND U Game Time coming Show Time Kemp Was There The Funeral Show Time The Friends of Distinction Martha Reese and the Vandellas The Masters of Soul Jimmy Smith Come on baby. And I thought you were the green phantom. Better get readv th r« , ««««!« nn the ncx P1 ' Talk about big feet. If you get on that bus, don’t come back. Pieces PEACE S-S-S-S-S SMACK Melvin is just one of the boys. 107 etics 1969-70 W. J. NICKS ALEXANDER DURLEY Assistant to the President for Athletic Development Director of Athletic and Head Football Coach Staff and Coaches W. J. NICKS .... ALEXANDER DURLEY JOE HENRY ...... JOHN TANKERSLEY .. E. V. RETTIG.... LUTHER BOOKER .... SAMUEL LINDSEY ... WENDELL DAVIS .... HOOVER WRIGHT ... WILLIAM COFIELD .. JOHN HARVEY .... JOE DAVIS....... JOE BOOKER ...... I In Memory Wesley Davidson Assistant to the President ........ Athletic Director .Assistant Football Coach .Assistant Football Coach .Assistant Football Coach .Assistant Football Coach ..............Tennis Coach .Assistant Football Coach .......Head Track Coach ,.. Head Basketball Coach ...................Trainer ......Equipment Manager .Sports Publicity Director Athletic Council C. L. WILSON Chairman LUTHER FRANCIS Athletic Butt. Mgr. J. L. BOYER Director of Food | Service C. L SMITH C. A. WOOD LINDSEY Dean, School of Director of WEATHERSPOON Agriculture Information Horticulture Dept. T. R. SOLOMON MARION HENRY HOOVER WRIGHT Director of Head of Audio- Track Coach Student Life Visual Ed. “Are they using 22 men on defense? coach Hurley asks quarter back Maurice McGowan. Football PV Nails Jackson 21-13 PV opened the 1969 SWAC season at home with a 21-13 win over t State Tigers. PV scored on a 25 yard pass from Maurice McConantoJ Charles Williams. Lee kicked the PAT. Hivian Lee, PV’s defensive hack, put PV on the scoreboard a ain m • | interception. Henry Henderson, PV’s flanker, picked up a punt that U • t to kill and raced 70-yards to score. Jackson scored on a 30-yard run by Ivory Thigpen and a 20-yard T.D. , Robert Kelly to Blackmon. PV Tops MVC 12-10 Alexander Durley, the old tutor, taught William Glossom, one of hi pupils (Glossom played for Durley at TSU) a 12-10 story. The Panthro[.r-their second straight homocoming win. “1 wonder where did everybody go. coach Rettig i appearing to be saying after PV and TSU game. ! CHARLES WILLIAMS — All- American; All-SWAC; Drafted in the second round by I..A. Rams. 112 JERRY WALLACE-Center OLLIE ROBINSON—Defensive End LEROY CLARK—Punter TED MERCER—Linebacker DEWEY ROCERS—Member of Ferocious Four; Defensive end. JOHN BENTON—Running back PRAIRIE VIEW Southern Nips PV 14-6 The Prairie View Panther , playing before 22,174 spectators in the Astrodome, lost a 14-6 decision to the Jaguars. Prairie View scored on a 72-yard bomb from quarterback Maurice McGowan to tight end Sammy l c. The PAT by Lee, was no good. Southern scored on a 3-yard pass from Howard Hall to 65-yard T.D. pass from Hall to Louis Porter. PV Bows to TSU 10-0 Playing before its third 20,000 or better crowd, the Panthers almost pulled out a victory over the TSU Tigers in the Dome Thanksgiving night. Quarterback Luther Hudson was injured and the Panthers weren’t able to get an offense going. Prairie View ended the season with a 3-4 SWAC mark and a 4-5 season record. M WILLIE LIMBRICK — ran wild again ! Southern University. MAURICE McGOWAN completes pass against TSU. JAMES BACBY—1969 captain; 2-time conference defensive end. JOHNNY JERNIGAN— Offensive Guard. SAMMY LEE—caught 71 yard paw against South EDWARD FISHER-Of-fensive Tackle, Ail SWAC. ern. Grumbling Shocks PV 58-25 TRAVIS HILL—intercept p against Jackson State. The Grambling College Tigers took advantage ol Pr View’s costly mistakes and turned a close game into j 58-25 win. The Panthers got on the scoreboard when quartet Allen Merchant replaced Maurice McGowan and Art 37-yard strike to fleet James Wilson. Merchant, later • over from 15-yards out on a rollout to give PV it score. Prairie View’s final T.D. came on a 38-jrird I pass from rookie quarterback Curtis Docker)- to end Jar Wilson. Jefferson Leads PV Over Lions 22-14 Jerry Jefferson’s 100 yards rushing and Luther Hudsca passing lead the Panthers over the Golden Lions of Arkar 22-14. It was the Lions’ homecoming. WENDELL JONES —Offensive Tackle SAM MITCHELL — Offensive Tackle CLAUDE HARVEY—Defensive End BIVIAN LEE, All-Americas «r; in interceptions pats agiatt Ex it back 100 and S yank AHAasxc. SWAC, and 1969 Capt. Webb Scores Two in 29-14 Loss to Braves Fumbles and mistakes cost the Panthers a win over the league leading Alcorn Braves at Lorman, Mississippi. Jessie Webb’s 5-yard T.D. run, and 50-yard T.D. run, sparked the Panthers. PV Bows to Bishop 36-21 The Panthers lost to a lough Bishop eleven before 22,000 Cotton Bowl fans. Allen Merchant threw at 38-yard T.D. to flanker James Wilson. Merchant later rolled-out for an 8 yard T.D. Bivian Lee intercepted a pass and ran it hack 105-yards for PV. Hudson9 Wilson, Limbrick Star in Homecoming Victory It was homecoming for PV and the Panthers thrilled the old grads with a 33-0 win over Maryland State. Luther Hudson completed 19 of 35 passes for 311 yards and 3 touchdowns. James Wilson caught 10 passes for 163-yards and 2 touchdowns and Willie Limbrick ran two touchdowns in less than 5 minutes. JAMES WILSON, PV flanker, head for another TD. WILLIE LIMBRICK JAMES WHITE-Punter Back LUTHER GENTRY, charter member of Four. Ferociou ALLEN MERCHANT — throw TD pas . CHARLES WILLIAMS—All-American split end. LUIHER HUDSON yard Homecoming. throw for 311 JERRY JEFFERSON gain. 100 yard. Arkansas. 1 against IIS PV football stars leave library. Le.'r : Limbrick, James Wilson, and Ted Mr FREDDIE BENNETT. PV linebacker No. 50 makes good play against TSU. JESSIE BEBB, ball-carrier for PV, was into heavy traffic against Jackson State. PV star flanker, JAMES WILSON, tub- P against TSU. CHARLES WILLIAMS eludes TSU defender and makes a great catch in the Dome. COACH RETTIC in tense moment in the Dome. PV’ Ferocious Four goes after Southern' ball-earner in the Dome. PV'. RAYMOND BURGESS, met at the pas by TSU defender . Sports Information Offi JOE BOOKER. Sport Director Joe Booker chats with Felix Johnson and Coach Wright. PV director Joe Baaker take note at press box in the Cotton Bowl. Joe Booker, Interview Coach Durley at Practice. MARILYN HEBERT Basketball Can a TSU Tiger out rebound a Panther? “No, says PV's Juan MJL ures ener Herbert Guin flipped in 27 points and Don Dyer 23 as shooting Prairie View A M turned back Mississippi Valley, 101 here Saturday night in an opening Southwestern Athletic C« ence basketball game. Back of Guin and Dyer in scoring for the 64 host came fresh: Walter McGowan of Houston Lee with 14 points. James Kniston tossed in 25 points in a losing cause for Miss:' Valley. JAMES MILLADGE shows two hand dunkin' style. Can a Jaguar stop a Panther? PV’s TOMMY RICKS challenges Jaguar. RON BRADSHAW shows dunkin' style despite no dunkin’ rule. TOMMY RICKS-Sr., Forward 6-6 Little Rock, Arkansas. GLENN PARKER easy layup. Vs HERBERT GUIN onent. CARL SETTLES shoots over opponents. Southern University’s Tigers broke away in the second half and then staved off a furious Prairie View A M rally to beat the Panthers, 93-82, in a Southwestern Athletic Conference basketball game Thursday night. Southern led 39-35, at halftime although PV led most of the first 20 minutes. The Tigers bolted to as much as a 20-point lead in the second half hut the visitors closed the margin behind the scoring of Walt McCowan of Houston Lee. McCowan had 24 points and 12 rebounds. LEROY GAMBLE shows jumping form as he goes up high for a layup. Freshman DONALD DYER makes a left hand layup. Southern Racks PV 93-82 PV Romps 117-101 Prairie View A M had three players score in the 20’s to bump Texas College, 117-101. The Panthers were led by Walter McCowan with 33, Herbert Guinn with 26, and Carl Settles with 28. Prairie View led at the half, 55-52. WILBERT PARKER drives in for a layup. GLENN PARKER makes easy layup. TOMMY (Gator) RICKS puts on a hooking exhibition. CARL SETTLES—Sr, Guard. 5-11— Houston, Texas. Captain. HERBERT GUINN — Fr, Guard, 6-0 -Charlotte, North Carolina, Co-Captain. PV Dumps TSU 88-74 Sweet revenge was harvested by the Panther? $ -an 88-74 win .over TSU. Leroy Gamble paced PY Walter McGowan, Carl Settles, and James Miledge 11 points, respectively. PV Bops Bishop 89-H The Prairie View Panthers rode the hot shooting o: to halt the Bishop College Tigers 89-83. Ricks hac Walter McGowan had 22. LEROY GAMBLE—Jr, Forward, 6-4— Houston, Uui naMlLLAG Center. Lisbon. F- WALTER McCOWAN - Ff-Houston, Texas. 120 Grumbling Edges PV 86-84 Crumbling saw its 11-points half-time lead melt in the final v minutes. Walter McGowan toured in 22 points and pulled nn 17 rehounds. PV Loses to Jackson 99-90 The Jackson State Tigers may have won the war, hut the mthers’ 6-4 forward Walter McGowan won the battle pulling wn 20 rebounds. McGowan, Miledge Star in Win Over Southern The Prairie View Panthers rode the hot-shooting hands of mes Miledge 26-points and Walter McGowan, 23-points, to ind Southern an 106-98 loss in Prairie View’s Little Dome. cGowan and Miledge both had 21 rebounds. WILBERT PARKER—Jr., Guard, 6-2 GLENN PARKER—Jr., Forward, 6-S-—Hou-ton, Texas. Houston, Texas. ARL SETTLES challenges RON BRADSHAW—Fr., Center, HERBERT CUIN shoots famous DONALD DYER-Fr., Guard, 6-2- 65 Waukegan, Illinois. jump ‘hot. Osford. Pennsylvania. 121 PV Captures 2nd NAIA Title Southern Louisiana’s Oliver Ford scored 22points and won the c. performer award hut it wasn’t enough to stop Prairie View from vi- second consecutive National Association of Intercollegiate Athletic field championship Saturday. Prairie View scored 69Vo points hut had to wait until the final wot jump, to find out if it had won or not. Coach Wright Honored Hoover Wright, track coach of Prairie View A M, Prairie View, Tr named Coach of the Year Thursday night at the annual National A -,a of Intercollegiate Athletics Hall of Fame banquet. 'lire banquet preceded Friday’s opening of the NAIA track and fieW ships. Prairie View is defending NAIA outdoor champion. ROYCE CLAY—Jr.—Gladewater— Sprinter—Major: Phy. Ed.—Run 2nd leg on -MO yurd relay team— member of the football team. DAVID HALL—Sr.—Houston—Distance—Major: Industrial Ed. NAIA All-American—Runs on 2-milc relay team. HENRY HENDERSON — Jr. — El Campo — Quartcr-Miler — Major: Industrial Ed. All SWAC — Runs on 4-10 relay team — Member of the football team. — Hu- FREDDIE Hallville; Electrical All-American: B-with a 45.6 440' JESSIE BALL—Sr.—-IM Hurdle -San Antonio—Major: Bu . Adm. 3-time NAIA All-American. Holds NAIA Intermediate Hurdle record (50.9) tied with Thurman Bcgges in the NAIA 600 with a 1:13 run. THURMON BOCC.ESS—Sr.-Quar-ter-miler—Houston—Major: Phy. Ed. 3-time NAIA All-American. Set a new SWAC record with a 45.6 410-yard dash. Hold NAIA record with a 1:13.0 600 yard Anchor mile relay team. ELTON CONGtt-f Distance: Major: Runs on 2-mile ttu All-American. ALVIN DOTSON—Jr. —Columbu I — Quartcr-Miler Major Electronic — All SWAC — Run. 2nd leg on mile relay team. Coach Hoover Wright pictured during luncheon at Right. Track Team T. C. MINOR—Jr., Houston; MARI.IN WADE —Jr. IM Hurdles; All-SWAC; NAIA Conroe; IM Hurdles All- All-American. SWAC. J. B. HAGGERTY—Jr, FREDDIE PATTERSON—Jr, CLIFFORD McBRIDE — Jr, WARDELL LEWIS-So, Sil - CARL JOHNSON —Fr, Marshall; Distance. San Antonio; Broad Jumper, Houston; Sprinter. bcc; Sprinter. Waco; Cross-Country. All-SWAC. JAMES BROWN — Fr, ROBERT SHAW — Fr, Dal- M. J. SPENCER — Fr, Cal- GERALD POLK — Fr, Hous- ANTHONY BROWN — Rdsharon; Cross-Country. las; Cross-Country. veston; Sprinter. ton; Hurdles. Fr, Houston; Quarter- Miter. |2j I Wright joking with Boggeas left, Felix center, and Ne b« Coach Wright and mile relay team—Ball, Dotson, Newhouie, Boggeas. N A I A TRACK AND FIEL CHAMPION 1968S 2 Mile Relay Team -Hall, llagcrty. Conger, and Wade. 1968-69 N.A.I.A. and SWAC Track Champion PVC JAMES BACBY Sr.. Wichita Falla; 3-time NA1A All-American. MICHAEL UN DON - Fr„ Port Arthur; Sprinter. GERALD CARRINGTON — So., Dallaa; Pole Vault. JACKIE HALLIBURTON - Fr., Waco Hurdlea. CEORCE MARTIN Vault. CHARLES RUSSELL Half-Miler. Fr., Houston 3ASEBALL SQUAD (At Ri tht) First Rote: Calvin Graham. Dannis Tamplin. Dalton McQuirc, Thomas Sandies John Townson. Douglas Andrews, Cecil Brent, Leroy lark. Second Row: Michael Clayton. John Simmons Drnald Thomas. Elverna Williams Cleveland Shelby. Lorenxa Gooch. l-irry Bradford. Third Row: Frank •Idmonw-n. Richard Lang, Earl Jon-s Columbus York. John Traylor. Leonard Hod rick, Michael Samuel. Fourth Row: Jimmie Johnson. Louis Smith. Austin Martin, issac Walla, Lawrence Jones, Paul Jones William Thornton. (L-R from top) John Townson, John Simmons Michael Clayton, Dannia Tamplin, Dalton McQuirc, Tom Sandies Lorcnza Gooch, Douglas Andrews, Cecil Brent, Cleveland Shelby, Calvin Craham, William Thornton. 125 GUI.F TEAM, (L R) Coach Wendell Davis, Robert Shaw, Walter Pryor, Richard Land, Robert Jackson, Conan Sanders Paul Reed. Micheal Sapenter. Golf WALTER PRYOR RICHARD LAND ROBERT JACKSON ROBERT SHAW Intramural Sports Badminton Champ gets award. CONAN SANDERS, PAUL REED Tennis JOE ROBERTSON and HERMAN WILLIAMS RUBERTO MOOLEHAN and WALTER SMITH 128 Womens Track Team on the Move CAROL ALFORD, WILLIE FRANKLIN, and BROOKSHIRE • JACKSON. wwfEftx?) CAROL ALFORD and BROOKSHIRE JACKSON. Track for women hasn’t been a rosy picture at Prairie View in past years, but coach Barbara Jacket, the current Pantherette track coach, intends to do something about it The future looks good and Miss Jacket’s optimistic attitude about the team is growing with time. Tennis WALTER SMITH BILLY ZENN 129 in± I f' and the Sixties ORGAN I Religious 132 Hometown 139 Departmental 148 Greeks 168 Social (dubs 180 Music and Art 188 Student Government 194 Publications 196 Sunday School The College Sunday School, one of the larges! organizations where students function, is non-denominational and non-compulsory. The Sunday School meets each Sunday morning at 9:15 in the Student Union. It is a student organization with faculty participation and supervision. The objectives of the Sunday School are: To give the students a philosophy to live by, based upon the principles of Christianity and democracy as exemplified in the life of Ch rist and other religious leaders; and to give the students an opportunity to develop their talents by participating in organizing and conducting different types of duties and programs. Ministers Conference The theme for the Ministers Conference which T egan February 4, 1970 was “God’s Purpose for the Church in a Day of Apostasy. The conference was focused on four areas: The Infallibility of God’s Purpose”; ‘The Invincible Church”; “The Reality of the Day of Apostasy”; “The Church’s Message in a Day of Apostasy.” 132 Baptist Student Movement Top Row. Standing. L-R: Travis Earl Estelle, Zack Kennedy, Thomas Beasly, William Glenn, Laverious Whittaker, Thomas Gilmore, Jacob Moore, Handy Barnes, Eleanor Ann Biser, Delores Thorton, Roberta Evans, Trankic Baker, Bennie Williams, Alvin Droad. Center Row, L-R: Janice Banks, Florence Wilwn, Frances Golden, Elizabeth Williams Rose Ann Evcridge, Loraine Baker. Barbara Wilkins. Evelyn Ridgeway, Glenda Henderson, Emma Oliver, Sberlia Arealia Williams Helen Johnson. Dareus Iglehart, l.averne Rass Mrs. Thelma Johnson, Mrs. Richardson, Rev. W. D. Richardson. Mr. E. J. Johnson. Dianne Williams, Johnnie Bason Jones. Seated, L-R: Shirley Jackson, Wanda McGill, Gloria King, Varonica Brown, Pearline Jones Idnell Canty. Beterly Tubbs Martha Ann Peter, Diane Jackson, Linda Baldwin, Eloise Alexander, Versic Hadnot, Melba Sadler. Presentation 133 20 Royal Indies of Blue Ridge Baptist Church Present Baptist Student Movement with Communion Set. Canterbury Association Sponsored by St. Francis Episcopal Church Father Janies Moore Vicar CATHOLIC A S Newman Officers Left to Right: Reginal Douglas, Third Vice-Pre .; Maria Robledo, Second Vice-Prea.; Shiela Cotton (Queen); Gail Mouton. Corresponding Sec.; Horace S. Julian, First Vice-Prea. NEWMAN is the name associated with the Catholic Christian tradition on campus. It recalls John Henry Newman, 19th century scholar and religious leader in England. Newman stood for dedication to scholarship in the service of truth, for an intellectualism which is as broad and complete in its embrace as the University suggests. On campus NEWMAN got its start in 1893 as a service to the student at the University of Pennsylvania. As an approach to the needs of students and service to the campus it has developed rapidly since World War II. It now attempts to sene students, faculty, staff, and alumni on the local scene at PRAIRIE VIEW. There are 550 Newman members at Prairie View. President Gerald Lomond Speaks. NEWMAN IS A COMMUNITY WHICH BELIEVES: In our age when prophets of gloom have reported his demise, NEWMAN announces loud and clear its beliefs in that eternal living Reality, that Supreme Power and Source of Love, Truth, Beauty, and Order, which has responded over the centuries to the name ‘God.’ WORSHIPS: Because of her belief in this living-loving God, NEWMAN, with reverential awe and affection, worships this living-loving Person, whom it acknowledges and addresses Father, Brother, and Friend. CHRISTIAN: As the NEWMAN fellowship believes that he who truly sees Jesus of Nazareth sees the Father, the central figure of NEWMAN life and unity, is he whom the early Christian community called the Christ, the Messiah, the ‘son of living God.’ Newman thus worships the Father, with, through, and in Jesus the Christ, in oneness of their Spirit. SEARCHES: Like other individuals and groups, NEWMAN dreams an impossible dream: to possess the truth. She opens her mind and heart to all that is part of the phenomenon of man, and in the academic setting of PRAIRIE VIEW COLLEGE with humility she explores, she SEARCHES for the true. LOVES.: Wishing not simply to know and possess the truth, NEWMAN hopes by her continued SEARCH AND INVOLVEMENT to thus better serve her fellow brothers and sisters who, with her, make up the Family of Man. Having Fun Austin P.V. Club Storing: Brenda Harris Helen Johnson, Raymond Young, Beverly Mills, Kenneth Walker, Kay Walker. Stated: JoAnn Foster, I.inda Taylor, Henrietta Sink, Dorothy Johnson, David Chambers, Lula Williams Cassandra Enoch. Beaumont P.V, Club | trr Provo, Gwendolyn Adams, Donna Cant, Barbara Yong. Herman Williams Robert Shaw. Ruben White. Chester Burks Carol Sellers Joseph Peters w g°M Bias, Maurice Baudin, JoAnn Baker, Tyronne I.ightfoot. 139 Continental P.V. Club Scaled: Janetha Woods, David Brewer, Iri Addcrly. Standing: Arthur Lattany, Richard Blair, Johnny Johnson, Willie Thorpe. Damon Hill, Cynthia Dickerson, Isaac Cousby, Turner Jackson. Dallas P.V. Club Sealed: Janice Green, Delores Salter, Ersila Crockett. James I.ee, Jeannie Johnson Dc- Carrington. Standing: Tra Murchison, Bruce Williams, Charles Hill, Jerry Jefferson Joyce I 'ke utl iTd Vada Chatman, Faye Atkinson, 140 Fort Worth P. V. Club Houston P.V. Club 141 Longview P.V. Club Seated: Nina Evans, Marva Evans, Patsy Johnson, Herman Mewhouse, Arthur Hamilton, Frank Daniels, Robert Williams, Craig Daniels. Stand, ing: Garret Williams, Reginald Garret, James Dunn. Lufkin P.V. Club Seated: Janice Payton, Margaret Hunt, Nabailca Carncr, Sherylle Hackney Clend . M,.n,t r . Carlin Kelley, Shelley McClcadon. ‘ ' Icrson, Freda Hunt. Standing: Clifford Gardner, Barbara Parker. 142 Marlin P.V. Club LR: Billy White, J«ie Coulter, Robert Mitchell, Robette Brockington, Larry Demerwn, Catherine Lynn. Dwayne Dancy, Linda Gude. Calvin Waahington. Navasota P V Club 143 Port Arthur P.V. Club Seated (LJ: Ann Howard, Cail Moulon. Maragold Bias Sheila Harden. Standing (Rou■ 1): Alvin Juckson, Beltyc Jones. Standing (Rote 2): L«err Barker, Frank Kdmonds, Cynthia Charles, Marshall Jones. Southwest P.V. Club Left to Right, Front Row: Daisy Amos Sandra Baker, Unknown, Dianne Staten |;nn;A „,u o , „ „ , Wayne Taylor. Jesse Rhode . Third Row: Oti. Smallwood. Floyd Miller. ’ Anthony. Second Row: Judy Rhodes, Unknown, Brenda Allen 144 Texarkana P.V. Club lu Row, L-R: A. Thurton, B. Tubbs, S. Colton, B. Hopkins, E. Rochcll, M. Patterson. 2nd Row, L-R: C. Collins, E. Harrison, S. Baker, J. Corncllious, C. Bell, A. Williams, V. Willis. 3rd Row, L-R: V. Tubbs, H. Moregead, S. Jones, C. Salitwhitc, D. Birl, C. Corncllious and V. Willis. Tri-City P.V. Club 145 Tyler P.V. Club L-R: Willie Ford, Clarence Lee, LeeV. Battle , Dean William , Thadius Pogues. The Catering Club Seated, LR. Karen Holden. Christine Edwards, Wanda Scott, Cheryl Townsend. Standing (1.R)• P . , . „ „ . w _ _ . Ann Ross, Burn ice Black, Freddie Taylor. g’ ' J° nn e Edwards, Lester Provo, Gale McClenncn, Trajrlu 146 Marshall-P.V. Club Mta San Antonio P.V. Club uSnoR.°„y, ™ “ ■ mnbrll. Abbie Calvin. 147 Charles Gilplin Players Firsl Row, L-R: John Carroll, Brenda Jackson, Calvin Washington, Robettc Brockington, Virginia Castleberry, Eddie Duckens, Consuella Francis, Birtun Lawler. Arthur Wilson, Brenda Addison. 2nd Row, L-R: Evelyn Green, Lucinda Wilson, Gwendolyn Hayworth, Bobbie Woolbright, Portia Ward Elmer Smith, Josie Coulter, Sherman Wilson. MISS C.G.P. Consuella Francis English Majors and Minors V—: ... ili__n.u_ 11 riA Pnrtkin Ward. Naomi Clinkscal' Fr n Left to Right: Brenda Addison, Robelte Brockington Sandra Abbey. Othene Howard, north. Medora Chetlin, Brenda Hill, Jackie Johnson, Molly Reese, Shermon Wilson. Porthia Ward, Naomi Clinkscalea, Ethal Hall, Cwen Ha- Epsilon Pi Tau f„„ U„ .0 Love™. Whitlnker, Evel.n W«. Annie U. 149 I.E. Honor Society Back Row: Herroon Newhouv, Hollis Williams, Reginald Douglas Florence Brown and Isaac Wooten. Front Row: Alford Pclton, Vice President; Miviet S. Blanks President; Robert Brantley. Home Economics Club 1st Row: Rom E. King, Debra Johnson. 2nd Row: Patsy Johnson, Betty Mack, Linda Stanmore, Vcmice Carlow. 150 Mathematics-Club lu Row, L-R: Benjamin Law, Deborah Coleman, Dorothy Anderson, Joan Garrett, Kenneth Hinson. 2nd Row: Isaac Couldsby Shirley Thomas Kennedy, Shirley Williams June Lloyd. 3rd Row: James Handsborough, James Kirkwood, Ellery Jackson, Thadis Pegues, Zol'lie Johnson Journalism Club Stenting. L-R: Ethel Hall, Othenc Haywood, Jackie Johnson, Robette Brooking ton, Shirley Coole, Naomi Clinkscales. Seat'd, L-R: Edwina Johnson Roy Shepherd. Gildi George. Wayne Taylor, Shirley Palmer. 151 PHYSICAL EDUCATION MAJORS AND MINORS P.E.M.M. hi Row, L-R: William Lewi , Diana Staten, Thomaa Owen , Marilyn A. Hebert. 2nd Row, L-R: Kanny Nelms, Doris Johnson, Mildred U Allusion, Fred Grant. Pi Mu Epsilon hi Row: Deborah Coleman, Dorothy Anderaon. Jong CarTett, Kenneth Hinson. 2nd Row: Isaac Gouldaby, Jacquelyn Kennedy, Shirley Williams, James Hanaborough. The Texas Gamma Chapter of Pi Mu Epsilon National Honorary Mathematics Fraternity, Inc. is a non-secret organization whose purpose is the promotion of scholarly activity in mathematics among students in academic institutions, and among the staff of qualified non-academic institutions. Dr. A. S. Stewart is the sponsor. 152 Sociology Club R. Dabney, K. Lynn, C. Price, G. Fletcher, T, Miller, J. Fuller, S. Baker, L. Crenshaw, J. Shonklin, II. Johnson, J. Gardner, J. Vital. A. Vital, D. Freeman, D. Salter, J. Tatum, M. Bias, J. Sample, O. Traylor, Shelia Colton, S. Garmon, J. Jackson, A. Mathis, M. Matthews, M. Arncta, T. Ervin, B. Patton, T. K.-ndle, S. Doss, W. MeGawn. G. Remaker, B. Jackson, M. Bluitt, D. Mackey, B. Doty, T. Bryant, I). Amos, R. Pierson, M. Saddler, P. Elinorc, T. White, M. Sadder, W. Chinn, P. Pierson, S. Walker, B. Houston, W. Houston, F. Singleton. 153 Para Medical Club Sealed. L to R: Rita Bostick, Wanda Jontt, Myrtle Comeaux, Emily Trash. Standing. L-R: I r. Collin , Ira Bell, Ira Murchinson, James Cuirta, Dtmoa Hill, Robert Matlock. James Bryant, Mathis, David Brewer, James Mosby, Dr. E. W. Martin. A.S.C.E. This club was inaugurated as an immediate first step towards the realization of a full-fledged chapter, soon joining the ran of other student chapters presently established in other schools of engineering across the country. This organization is 1 c National Professional K.ngineers Society. 154 BctUm, LR: James Doyle, Paulette Bell, Ulysses Bell, Vcrdell Bell. Standing, LR: Jim Henry Jones, Lincoln E. Taylor, Mary Beth Castle. Bamey Shelton, Rajlord T. Holmes, Mr. Huclcn Davis. Marital Arts Library Science Club Davye J. Harris, Nonna Jasper, Leo Smith, Dianne Thomas, Beverly Bolden, Asline Ilicler. Second Row: Patricia Cuillary, Mary Rogers, Francine Certain, Doris Cambric, Carolyn Ellis, Sherryl Shivers. Third Row: I.inda Foley, Marion Smith, Sandra Barner, Ellen Breeding, Patricia Lee, Doris Branch. Fourth Row: Helen Moore, Audrey Allen, Melaine Isaac, Jeuel Armstrong. Janice Spencer, I.awrencc Perkins. Association Childhood Education International Sitting: Linda Curtis, Queen Vaults, William Lucas, Carl Settles, Minnie Wathias, Shirley Reed. Standing: Lusk, Rczolia Davis, Mrs. K. Gibson, Lind Thomas, Prisilla Clumbers, Jenetha Woods, Linda Spears, Anna Matthews, President : Carl Settles, William Lucas, Queen Vaults. 156 Ltjt to Right: Calvin Washington, Robettc Brockington. Conny Francis, Eddy Duckcns, Gwyndolyn Hayworth, Arthur Wilson, Barbara Lawler. Elmer Smith. Miss Alpha Psi Omega Melvin Arnett 157 WALTER GARRETT Parliamentarian JOHNNY DEWS Treasurer BERNARD MITCHELL NEAL BAINES JAMES E. ALFORD VIRGIL THOMPSON Alpha Eta Chapter of Alpha Tau Alpha The Alpha Tau Alpha is a national professional honorary agricultural education fraternity that plays a vital role in the preparation of those who plan to teach vocational agriculture. A brief history of its origin is quoted from Dr. Arctas W. Nolan, who was, at the time of its origin, professor and head of Agricultural Education, University of Illinois: “It was at the end of a busy day one winter evening in 1921, just as I was about to close my office, when three young men from one of my classes in agricultural education diffidently stepped in, and asked if they might explain a proposition that was upon their minds. We sat down together, and after an hour or more of earnest conversation and dreaming, a new fraternity for prospective teachers of vocational agriculture was launched. We decided that a group of men, unified by such a high purpose as to become good teachers of agriculture, and to serve a nationwide cause so honorable, had good reasons for a formal organization. Why not band together in a professional fraternity, and enjoy the benefits which such fraternities have brought to other groups, with no more worthy motives or causes for organization than teachers of vocational agriculture have?” 159 Advisor J. R. POWELL Phi Beta Lambda (Business Fraternity) Patricia Brewer, Sharon Washington. Telulu Easley, Cynthia Colemon, Khonda Marshall, Gloria Campbell, Virginia Castleberry. 3 BA Maxine Barlow, Gail Mouton, Larry Horn, Brenda Carr, Deborah Price, Diane Thomas, Minnie Johnson, Patriciu Brewer, Lester Prow, Clco Jrcko, Sharon Washington. Amy Cooke. Phi Beta Lambda (Pledgees) 160 2348535348482323232348532348 535353489048234848532323534823 Ock L-R: Annie Steed, Hilda C Mangold Bias. Standing, L-R: Hinianne Odom, Joyce Tray-|K, Brenda Berry-- S.N.E.A. I.E. Honor Society 161 Min Prairie View Riflette: MAJ. DEMPSENE LESTER Drill Team Commander: LTC SANDRA BRIDGES •«|M I View Riflettes 1969-1970 The Prairie View Riflettes were organized March 25, 1968, under the leadership of the I nited States Army ROTC. At present the organization is composed of Prairie View students of all classifications. The purpose of this organization is to establish and maintain high moral character, academic excellence, superior standards of drill proficiency, and the advancement of cultural and social standards indicative of an American leader. The Prairie View Riflettes are established as a unit under the concept of a voice organization, devoted toward extending good will to all people and to assist the ROTC OFFICERS: Capt. Jo Ann Polk, Treasurer; Capt. Yvonne Taplin, S««ary; Lie. Sandra Bridges, President; Not Pictured: Maj. Dnnpm Letter. Vice-President. SQUAD LEAD-ERS: Front (Left to Right): Sgt. Minnie Jones, Sgt. Maj. Jan Sima. Rear: Sgt. Melvina Lucky, Sgt. Emma Oliver, Sgt. Regina Gilbert, Sgt. Bertha Curtis Sot Pictured: Sgt. Jean Phillip. RIFLETTES: First Row (Left to Right) LTC Sandra Bridges Sgt. Minnie Jones. Second Row: Marcia Sandies, Elnora Dorsey, Capt. Jo Ann Polk, Capt. Yvonne Taplin, Sgt. Regina Gilbert, Sgt. Bertha Curtis Sharlyn Shaw. Laquctta Evans Sgt. Janice Sims, Sgt. Melvina Lucky. Third Row: Brenda Ncwiome Pamela Jackson, Shirley Jackson, Patricia Johnson, Ninnic Jefferson. Gladys Davis Joyce Santee, Gwen Sweet, Linda Chatmon. Fourth Row: Brenda Carr Dclois Thornton Tbeola Daniels Sgt. Emma Oliver, Diann Ellison, Carolyn Turner, Sonya Smith, Brenda Wood, Georgia Pickard. 163 Miss B. It. B HARRIET ELSE Newly installed meml ers. Membership W, LR: Gin, Holloway; Alvin L. Demean; Michael Wilson President; Harry Perry; James Senders Jackson, and John Edwurds. Not Pictured: Ernest Rucker, Jackie Gentry, Horace Davis, and Horace Roberson. LLOYD WOMACK Business Manager Kappa Kappa Psi RONNEY ROBINSON Treasurer Club Chic Club Chic-organized October, 1965 with the purpose of exhibiting and promoting better womanhood in 1st Fashion 2nd Morals and 3rd Charm on campus. Sponsors: MRS. FRANCIS DAVIS MRS.R. B. EVANS CHIC LURAL JORDAN CHIC EYVONNE JOHNSON CHIC SHARON BLACK CHIC DEBBIE OSBORNE Miss Chic” EILEEN PETERS DEBORAH DOWNS 166 CLUB COLORS Yellow and White CLUB FLOWER Yellow Rose CLUB MOTTO “You are what you make yourself.” CHIC PHYLLIS BLACK CHIC MELBA HOWARD The Brotherhood Silting, LR: Robert Moore, J. L. Crawford, Treasurer; C. Canady, James Aycox. Standing, L-R: A. Johnson, Chaplain; Calvin Washington, Rogers Petty, Vite President; Horace Jones Lawrence Campbell, Marvin Bell, Phil Kyle, Robert Brantley, James Bryant, James Hachetl, Eddie Bolton, Billy Woods, Secretary; Jerry Hickman, President. Alpha Phi Omega Friendship Service Leadership 167 The Greeks Greek Alphabet A •a Alpha (a) X Brla (b) r Cannna r A • Drha (dl K • Kp-ilon Cel y. ••la ii Fla • ill M • The! a ih 1 • l la i.-i K A Kappa ki A X l.amlxla 11 M Mu 'mi X • Nu n S • Xi (k O 1 lini ron lot II IN (pi 1 V 9 It ho ■ r Sigma («) T 9 Tau (O T • l’| «ilon • ii. • • Phi ifl X M Chi HIl ♦ • Pm ipn 1! W (hnrga i.'.i yj LbEZ Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority “BETTER SERVICE GREATER PROGRESS” GOALS Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority seeks, through their program, to train and guide young women for leadership and finer womanhood which will enable them to make valuable contributions to society both in their chosen fields of endeavor and in service to their fellowmcn. Booker, Claroncttc ESPISTOLEUS Brown. Alicia BASILEUS Henderson, Janice CRAMMATEUS Carol Stctus ANTI-BASILEUS gress. Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority further seeks to inspire, encourage and challenge these young ladies to make the most of themselves in terms of their talents for vocations and avocations; help them to develop broad and wholesome attitudes toward life and society; and to include them on our roster among those for Greater Service-Greater Pro- TIAKA (Till I’m Alpha Kappa Alpha), is the interest group of the Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority on the Prairie View campus. Membership includes over 30 young ladies who anxiously await to become AKA Women. Tiaka OFFICERS: WILMA BUR REN, Treasurer LYNDA GARRETT, Reporter CECELIA GIBSON, President SAI.LIE WATKINS, Secretary LAURA HOLT, Chairman Prog. Comm. StatrJ, L-R (floor): BOSTIC, Rita; CARRETT, Lynda; SCtJRI.OCK. Jean; BURRF.N. Wilma; TARVER, Rosalyn; LENO, Deborah. Seated (Chain): BOURGEOIS, Gwendolyn; EAI.Y, Andera; ARMSTRONG, Jewel Vice-Pres.) CIBSON, Cecelia; HOLT, Laura; ANDERSON Ruby; AMOS. DitfT-Standing: EMANUEL Sandra; REED, Maxine; SHIPMON, Sharon; BRIDGES, Sandra; WATKINS, Sallie; YOUNG Barbara: STEWART, Cyaihu; ADAMS. Gwendolyn; RANDLE. Latricia; NELSON, Elizabeth; McGOWAN, Wanda; SIMMONS, Jacqueline; EDWARDS Barbara. Alpha Phi Alpha Fmt Rok. I, to R: Daniel Taylor, James Tarver, Claude Johnson, Isaac Couldsby. 2nd Row: Damon Hill, David Mosby, Jerry Jones, John .Matthews, ' mf' f«j|y, Paul Buster. 3rd Row: James llandsborough, Arthur Lattany, Gerald Carrington, Thadis Pegucs, Zollic Johnson, Julius King, Ira Murchison, Anv-i Smith, Theodore Brown, Jay D. Anderson, James Kirkwood, Chester Burks, Richard Blair. 4th Row: Kenneth Hinson, laiwrencc Johnson. Henry krmp, June Lloyd, David Brewer, Benjamin Durant, Samuel Thomas. Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity was founded on the campus of Cornell Uni versity, Ithaca, New York in 1906, as the first Fraternity of Negro men. Under the sagacious leadership of the seven jewels and their successors, the dynamic role of Alpha Phi Alpha in the world has been a living symbol to mankind as it continues manly deeds, scholarship and love for all man kind. Such is the case of Epsilon Iota Extension Chapter, Prairie View A M College, founded in 1963, for this Chapter can boast of excellent leadership in all realms of human endeavor. In retrospect we continue to invigorate that Alpha Phi Alpha is truly “The Eight Of The World and “The Pride Of Our Hearts. 171 A I P h a P h i Anderson, Jay 1). Harlow, Woodrow Baugh, Kenneth Blair, Kichard Brewer, David L. Brown, Theodore A I P h a Burks Chester L. Buster, Paul W. Carrington, Gerald Collins Lafayette Durant, Benjamin Ealy, James Gouldshy, Isaac Ilandsborotigh, Janies Hill, Damon Hinson, Kenneth Johnson, Iarwrence Johnson, Zollie Roberson, Orvin Rogers, Herman Smither, Ernest Susberry, Sedcrick Taylor, Daniel W. Tarver, James Thomas, Samuel Matthews, John Mayfield, Clayton Mosby, David Murchison, Ira 0. Pcgucs, Thadis Jones Jerry Kemp, Henry P. King, Juliu Kirkwood. James Lattany, Arthur Lloyd, June “The Pride of Our Hearts” ALPHA PHI ALPHA OFFICERS 1969 70 173 HOMER BROWN Sigma ). Prairie View A M College LEONARD HODRICK MAURICE BLANKS JAMES CHEATHAM WINDFORd S(;(nT chari.es e. strahan JOHN HENDERSON WINERED NICKI.EBERRY LEONARD BAKER KENNETH CHEVALIER LONNIE GLENN (L-R) Standing Hack Row: Homer Brown. David Reed, Dalton McGuire. Middle Row: John Henderson, Curtie Williams Phillip Walker, Ellery Jackson, John Henson, Robert Charles, Horace St. Julian, Leonard Hodrick, Reginald Banks, Lonnie Glenn. Osie Combs Eugene Daniels Scaled: WiKord Scott. Hill. Berry, Russell, Cheatham, Nicklcbcrryr, and Blanks. TOZZ PECUES PIcfur Not AvaJUblo HERBERT AYERS PHILLIP WALKER MILTON RUSSELL SAMUEL BRYANT JOHN HENDSON SHARON ALLEN Secretary SHIRLEY BLACK CAROLYN BLOCKER LINDA BLOCKER President SHIRLEY BRYANT SHIRLEY CHOP? Reporter Pariumtatariu Zeta Phi Beta DEBORAH JOHNSON Sorority YVONNE HARRISON Finer Womanhood Scholarship Service JOYCELYNN JONES JULIA COLEMAN Zetas Together Sitting, LR: Jackie Willi , Betty Shepherd, Hilda Soto, Gwendolyn Penson, Dalton McGuire (Sigma). Standing, L-R: Betty Caine , Sharon Allen, Carolyn Blocker, Shirley Black, Brenda Lee, Linda Blocker, Shirley Bryant, Evelyn Class, Rosalyn Moore, Yvonne Harrison. 177 COLORS: Royal Blue and White BROTHERS: Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity Omega Gamma Chapter Prairie View A M College Al the inception of Della Sigma Theta in 1913 at Howard University, the Founders envisioned on organization of college women pledged to serious endeavor and community service. These youthful students demonstrated a vital concern for social welfare, academic excellence, and cultural enrichment, and de-emph sized the social side of sorority life. Their ideals of scholarship and service have withstood the test of lime, and today Delta Sigma Theta is a public service sorority, dedicated to a program of sharing membership skills and organizational services in the public interest. On December 19, 1969, the first undergraduate sorority chapter at Prairie View A and M College was chartered Eta Beta Chapter of Della Sigma Theta Sorority, Incorporated. Sorors 1. Shirley Palmer Historian 2. Celia McGinty 3. Marva Gamble Corresponding Secretary 4. Sharon Black Asst. Dean of Pledges 5. Joann Garrett 6. Thelma Jones Vice President 7. Joyce Traylor Custodian 8. Elisa Stewart Chairman, Social Action 9. Ethel Hall Chairman, Special Projects 10. Dorothy Anderson 11. Patricia Lee 12. Deidrcl Simon 13. Thcttie Hunt 14. Beverly Griffin 15. Linda Stanmore 16. Margo Boho Treasurer 17. Geraldine McMillan Chairman, Pub. Comm. 18. Regina Arcencaux Sgt. at Arms 19. Rosalyn Simpson Financial Secretary 20. Dclilia Anderson Chairman Scholarship Comm. 21. Gilda George 22. Verdie Malone 23. Jacqueline Kennedy President 24. Deborah Arccncaux 25. Joyc Fridia (Not Shown) Asst. Dean of Pledges 26. Karen Moreland (Not Shown) 178 DKKUKMI JXCOl KI.I K MARVA ikZ i i I MARCO SHARON ETHEL REGINA DEIDRE SHIRLEY GERALDINE JOYE BEVERLY 1111:1111: KKIDIA PATRICIA Eta Beta Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta 179 Club 26 From Row, L R: Johnnie Boson. Dorthy Crani, Harrianne Odom. Emma Oliver. Second Row: I.R: Shirley Chopp, Carolyn Kennard, Goldie Kelley. Minacii Bias Myrtle Gallon, Verdi Malone. Jean Scurloek. MYRTLE CALTON-President JOHNNIE BOSON-Vice. Pres. VERDI MALONE-Secretary JEAN SCUHLOCK Treasurer SHIRLEY CHOPP—Parliamentarian GOLDIE KELLEY-Dean of Pledge EMMA OLIVER—Asst. Dean of Pledges MARACOLD BIAS-Historian 180 Les Belles Soeurs The main purpose of Club Les Belles Soeurs is tc promote better understanding and appreciation of group participation. The club colors are red and white. The symbol is the sweetheart. The club Brothers are the progressive Veterans. L£3 BELLES SOEURS OFFICERS: President—PEGGY TATUM Vice Pres.—BARBARA BATEMAN Secretary—EVELYN GLASS Dran of Pledges—BRENDA ADDISON MEMBERS: Florence Wilson, Suzcttc Pruitt, Lillian Parks Judy Rhodes, Cynthia Jackson, Brenda Jackson, Patty White Constance Newton. Les Belles Soeurs Pledgees Kittens try hard to become members of the L.B.S. Social Club. PLEDGES: Jackie Boatman Jurclenc Walker Jessie Lee Rhodes Carolyn Carrington Doris Leaks Naomi Mosby 181 Mademoiselle Club Left to Right: Charlotte Tisdcll, Anna Doucctt, Cynthia Charles, Erma Jefferson, Cail Edwards, Brenda Hurd. Afro-American Ladies SW. UR: Mtry Creen. Rhond, M.r.h.1]. P.t.iei. U,k. Minnie Anthony. Kathy Swindell. Standing: Sheryl Shiver,. Betty Cr.nl, Iri, Addrrly. floretta IRA ADRIAN 183 Kappa Omega Beta S „4: K.roo Iloldon, Dobo,.h Pric. Amy,„. Cook. SU „: Me, ,i„ P., DoH.rhldo. Coli. McGi„,y. Shirk, 0do„ Kob Pledg ees “ Ooi, Vo.. 1W. Voneiel No,„, Voorroo c, ' Soil, Honnotu Smb. Dobor.h Uao, Brood. Stated, L-R: Bobbie Lee, Martha Collier. Carolyn Price, Bobbie Marablc, Gwen Price. Standing, L-R: Sandra Roberson, Billie Fitzgerald, Golia SttrghiUe, Leola Dunn. ■ it n u f I'M VF.RTIE MALONE Miss Crescendo Crescendos First Row: Brent LoveUdy, Dorccal Duckcns; Robert Rush; Charles McFail, William Johnson, pidie Ducken Second Row: L. T. Danford. Odis Lewis, John Jackson, Ethridge Marks. Sander Jackson, rranklin Henries, Harry Perry. 186 waam Pershing Rifles Q-17 The Prairie View a Cappella Concert Choir COUNTDOW N FOR THE ELEVENTH NATIONAL TOUR W'hen one thinks of eleven consecutive years of the compilation of 71,776 miles to the tune of approximately '100 concerts in 38 states, not counting this year’s itinerary; then an organization is justified in holding up a headline such as the above. This year, April 9, the well known choir will set sail for Nacogdoches, April 10, Jacksonville; April 12, comentize in St. Louis, Mo.; April 17, Tuba, Okla.; April 19, Chickasha, Okla.; April 20, I.angston University, Okla.;’ April 21, Dallas. The choir, under the direction of Dr. H. E. Anderson, consists of forty two members: FIRST SOPRANOS, Iva Hopkins, sectioa leader—Crockett; Aletha Barrens, Tulsa. Okla.; Barbara Shepard, Houston; Barbara Thompson, Galveston; Bonita White, Houston; Marilyn W'ordlaw. Dallas; SECOND SOPRANOS: Earnestine Ware, Houston; Francis Heath, Fort Worth; Rhonda KeaUs, Mexu; Jacqueline Phillips. Prairie View; Marion Idlcbird, Houston; Ajurella Combs, Texas City; FIRST ALTOS: Sandra Emanuel, section leader—Bastrop; Evyonne Harrison, Lufkin; Jo Ann Sneed. Houston; Mary Smith, Dallas; Edmonia Everett, Houston; Sharon Murray, Corpus Christi; Charlotte Moore, Port Arthur; SECOND ALTOS, Jatona Walker, section leader—St. Louis, Mo.; Charmaine lurk, Houston; Bonnie Fitzgerald, Port Lavaca; Velma Burrell, Houston; Shirley Haynes, Houston; Brenda Mackey, Galena Park; FIRST 1ENORS: Joe Berry, section leader—Lovelady; La Dell Thomas, W'aco; Charles White, Columbus; Nathaniel Barron, Port Arthur; SECOND IENORS: Julius Livings, Houston; Michael Wilson, Houston; Charles Cokes, Dallas; Ernest Lang, Houston; Danny Moffitt, Naples; BAR FI ON FIS; Charles McFail, Denison; Marvin Woodard, Dallas; F'oster Wright, Houston; Thomas Gilmore, Hack City; BASSES: lorn Jones, section leader—Houston; F.rvin F.rnanuel. Houston; Raymond Bennett, Groveton; Edward Thomas, Port Arthur. I he Choir is a cross section of the campus including people from various departments such as English, Mathematics, Biology. Agriculture, Business, Elementary Education, History and Music. OFFICERS: President Tom Jones; Vice-President—Joe Berry; Secretary (Recording)— Sandra Emanuel; Treasurer—Alcthea Barrens; Business Minijn —Shirley Haynes; Parliamentarian—Marvin Woodard. till Music Chamber Choir Drama Cheerleaders Football Cheerleaders 1969 SHIRI-EY ANN THOMAS, Captain MELVIN ARNETT, lat Co-Captain ROSEMARY REED, 2nd Co-Captain MEMBERS Maxine Johnson Jo Ann Mitchell Beatrice Ward Erma Jefferson Mary J. Andrew Amyma Cooke Ivory Joe Turner Betty Davi Student Government Women 9s Council Stattd: Shirley Chopp, Treasurer; Marilyn Smith. Assistant Secretary-; Standing: Sandra Bridges. Secretary; Shirley Reed. Chaplain; Naomi Clinkscalcs, Parliamentarian; Goldie Kelley, President. (Miss Women’s Council) SANDRA BRIDGES Junior Fellows kiliinrs I hmuizh lhi Sixties I anther Xetvspaper PUBLIC Pontherland I UI coomt. Junior. K..il Wi.illi Himih - iliii. M.iior M 11{I I) Jn|| () . So|i|ioiiiiiii'. I Mi oil Mi liiy.iii Uu-irir ' lm. M.tjoi HKI! WI.IIS. Juriioi. lloii«|oii S m jnlo-jN M.ljol Panther Editor J X’i 11. I |-K . Si | Ih'huh . Kil Yearbook Editors tions f JAY D. ANDERSON Editor Staff Roster Editor-in-Chief.................Jay D. Andenoo Associate Editor................Ira 0. Murchison Reporters........Adrian Cooper, Marilyn Herbert Alfred Johnson, I,eo Smith, and Ella Lewis Feature Editor .. Robert Calhoun and Mary Green Fashion Editor.....................Jackie Wills Typists.............Clara Mae Bell, Naomi Mosbv, Lynda Garrett, Beatrice Houston Circulation Manager .......................Reba Wells Photographers------Tom Godwin, Alton Edwards, Theodore Johnson Sports Advisor..................Mr. Joe Booker Secretary....................Mrs. Sarah Woodard Faculty Advisor.................Dr. C. A. Wood JACKIE WILLIS Fashion Editor IRA MURCHISON Associate Editor Secretary MRS. SARAH WOODARD LEO SMITH Dr. Wood talk with Editors about next issue. ALTON EDWARDS Photographer Typist NAOMI MOSBY DR. WOOD—Faculty Advisor Typist BEATRICE HOUSTON The Yearbook Staff P- Introducing--------------------------------- The Age of the Editors The Cast ----------- DR. C. A. WOOD Faculty Advisor MISS SARAH WOODARD ..............Staff MISS LINDA GARRETT ............. Staff ADRIAN COOPER . ... REBA WELLS ALFRED JOHNSON .... JAY D. ANDERSON IRA MURCHESON BOBBIE LEE DEBBIE OSBORNE .... WANDA WILLIAMS SHARSON GIBSON .... JOYCE LOCK JACQUELYN CURVEY . Sophomore Class Editor . Freshman Class Editor . Freshman Class Editor . Freshman Class Editor Section Editors LOUIS MACKEY .... JOE BOOKER MARILYN HEBERT ... VELMA BURRELL ... BARBARA TATMAN .. SHERRYL SHIVERS BEATRICE HOUSTON ... CLARA BEU EVELYN GREEN VELMA BURRELL NAOMI MOSBY Typist ALTON EDWARDS ... THOMAS GODWIN ... FLOYD MILLER We are extending profound appreciation to the following people who aided the 1970 Yearbook Staff. For their cooperation, we say thank you. LARRY PARTEE MORRIS HUNTER KERVILLE BUS LINE Nursing department jacqueline Kennedy bob ruguer EMIEL FLOWERS ROY PACE RAPPORT STUDIO and everyone who has contributed to the completion of the 1970 PANTHER-LAND. 201 ARMSTRONG, Annestine Houston, Texas ASKEW, Panic Houston, Texas BOWSER, Linda Caldwell, Texas BRITTON. Shirley Dallas, Texas BROOKS, Norma Houston, Texas COLLINS, Dorothy Houston. Texas CONERLY, Judy Leesville, La. DOUGLASS, Connie Houston, Texas FERGUSON. Joyce Nacogdoches, Texas FRANCIS, Brenda Rosahron, Texas GRANDLEY, Josephine Port Arthur JOHNSON, Delores Houston, Texas Seniors MARCEE, Stella Corpus Christi, Texas PAYTON. Leslie L. Galveston. Texas ROBINSON, Willie Tyler, Texas SHEPHERD. Anio Galena Park. Texas SMITH. Brenda Houston. Texas SYERS, Phyllis Port Arthur, Texas THOMAS. Ruby (Mrs.) Prairie View, Texas TURNER. Rosa Texarkana, Texas WILBORN, Marietta Texas City, Texas WILL RICH. Ixrola Houston, Texas ZACHERY. Dorothy Kilgore, Texas 203 ALLEN. Barbara Brenham, Texas ALLEN, Dora Houston, Texas ALRIDCE, Linda Houston, Texas BAILEY. Betty Catena Park, Texas BLAKE. Waldean Houston, Texas BONNER. Sandra Houston, Texas BRATCHER, Marilyn East Bernard, Texas BROOKS. Doris Prairie View, Texas BROWN, Kathryn Houston, Texas COUNTEE. Ollie Houston, Texas CUNNINGHAM, Ora Houston, Texas CULBERSOU, Dora Houston, Texas DANIELS, Ruthie Dickinson, Texas DENSON, Lillian Shepherd, Texas DOUCETTE, Mary Houston, Texas EMANUEL, Gillette Oakwood, Texas FELDER, Betty Brenham, Texas GARDNER. Artie Houston, Texas Junior Nurses GARRETT, Minnie Houston, Texas HARRIS. Julia Houston. Texas HARRIS. Linda Greenville, Texas HART. Evelyn Houston, Texas HAYES. La Verla Houston. Texas HAYWOOD. Phyllis Houston, Texas JOHNSON. Dina Austin, Texas JONES. Lvnda Houston, Texas JUDIE. Cheryl Calvert. Texas KERR. Joyce Caldwell. Texas KIRVER. Emma Houston. Texas McCARTY. cioria Houston, Texas PERRY. Ruby Houston, Texas PITTMAN. Brenda Houston, Texas SHAKERNE1DER. Sharon Houston. Texas SHAW. Thelma Houston, Texas SHIELDS, Doris Houston, Texas SMITH. Cljrtemmestra Houston SMITH. Linda Houston, Texas SYLES. Beverly Houston, Texas WESLEY. Charles R. Navasota, Texas WILLIAMS. Bertha Houston. Texas WILLIAMS. Shirley nr.,I.. SAi Sophomore Nursing Club lu Row: Georgia Harden, Evelyn Wilder, Carolyn Watson, Jacqueline Boutmon, Louquende Cow, Jeanette Hines. 2nd Row: Joyce Twitty, Lucille Sharper, Evelyn Washington, Johnny Gonzales, Moselle Moore, Frankie Baker. 3rd Row: Bose Mary Reed, Maxine Reed, Doris Bagley, Cecil Brewer, Class President; Beulch Jackson, Kay Wills, Put Lowery. Freshman Nurses Nursing Queen Mrs. Ruby Thomas Senior Winning School Float (Homecoming) 207 Early 60 J A NIKS WDKRSON WILLIAM liA'ri'S WEI IM) IIOISOME VKIU.ON STKIN.IM JOSEPH DICKSON 208 RONALD BRIGGS LUTHER BERRY As : The first Naval Commissioning at Prairie Vieiv: This event narks the end of a year which, though is was the Navy’s second at Prairie View, saw a number of significant firsts for the NROTC Unit. 1969-70 was the first year the unit had a full compliment of four classes. Last year’s freshman and junior classes moved up to become the spohomorc and senior classes, respectively. The second Prairie View Naval Science Institute (NSI), held last summer at Corpus Christi, produced a new junior class of 14. After a very busy Orientation week of testing and interviewing, a new freshman class of 32 was selected from an initial 100 applicants. There were also a number of important changes and additions to the staff. On 14 July 1969, CDR G. E. THOMAS— who had been serving as acting Commanding Officer since 2 April 1969, was appointed Commanding Officer of the unit. Then on 23 July 1969, LCDR R. A. FREDERICK was appointed Executive Officer. Fall semester saw the arrival of two new officers, LTJG J. P. OZAWA and LTJG R. S. DRAKE, and the retirement of the Unit’s storekeeper chief, SKC 0. D. DOUGLAS. 1969-70 was the first year of the Navy’s Flight Indoctrination Program at Prairie View. On 11 October 1969, five midshipmen attended their first ground school class under LTC T. J. HATHAWAY, and later flew their first flight from Hooks Memorial Airport at Tomball. Within weeks, all of the men had flown solo. The program, under the direction of LCDR FREDERICK, leads to a private pilot’s license, and the chance to become a Navy Aviator. The beginning of the new decade also brought a new look to the third floor of Spence Hall. This was the Navy’s first year in its “new” spaces, after their renovation last summer. Prairie View’s football squad played their first games in Houston’s famous Astrodome this year. The NROIC marching unit and color guard gave full support on both occasions. Last, but certainly not least, was the all-important first commissioning. After two-and-a-half years of study and drill, including a rigorous first summer at Naval Air Station Pensacola and aboard the carrier LEXINGTON, and a six-week summer cruise (or bulldog training at Quantico for the Marine options), 13 seniors received their well earned commissions as Ensigns in the U. S. Naval Reserve or as Second Lieutenants in U. S. Marine Corps Reserve. These new officers have chosen a wide variety of areas in which to specialize. Two have selected flight; two, supply; one, nuclear power; two, Civil Engineering Corps; three, the Marine Corps; and four, unrestricted surface line. The Prairie View NROIC units first graduating class is a versatile and accomplished group, of which Prairie View and the Navy are justly proud. 211 NASA Tour— NSI, Summer 1969 Top: Pre-Flight Check-Out of the T-34. Center: MIDN Date Being Introduced to the Commanding Off; cer. Hot torn: CDR THOMAS Swearing-In New Re -,,! Midshipmen (MIDN). Top: CDR THOMAS Navy Queen. Center: Color fuird Marching Unit Leading Homecoming Parade. Bottom: LCDR FREDERICK Demonstrates Oxygen Breathing Apparatus. F.I.P.—Inspection of the Cessna 50 MIDN on Marine Field Exercise in Galveston. Edwina Johnson, Navy Queen Attendants. Commissioned Seniors Honorary Swords Awarded to Two Outstanding Seniors MARVIN BELL DAVID BREWER OLIJE BUCKNER JAMES EALY ISAAC COULDSBY MOSES HADNOTT RONALD HALL KENNETH HINSON NILEY ROSEMOND HARVEY MATTOX On the Obstacle Course. Pensacola JAMES TARVER DAVID MOSBY CHARLES WHITE •Received Commission in U. S. Marine Corps ••Received Commission in U. S. Marine Corps Reserve Midshipmen: Second, Third, and Fourth Class Juniors From Row: H. C Ayer. L. R. Perea O. V. Comb . Jr. J. D. Beasley L L. Clrnn Second Row: H. P. Kemp F. O. Walker. Jr I- Johnson J. M. Matthew. Third Row: T. D. Kelly R. Johnson. Jr. L. R. Chappell B. L Yale. •Marine Option Sophomores From Row: C D. Petenon W. E. Ewex B. Adam C. E. Johnson A. C. Washington J. C. Scott Second Row: C. C. Gouldsby W C Chinn J. L. Jackson A. Wilson C. Grove E. W. Edward. Third Row: H. A. William. W. H. Brown R. J. Rush U. Moore. Jr. W. Carter D. J. Going. Freshmen From Row: J. E. Powell R. I . Dudley C Chaw E. R. Fowler A. Moore S. L Tarver E. C Cuinn R. Prince Third Row: R. L. William. D. Young H. Curry L Penson R. L Lee H. L Jone J. E. Keaton Second Row: J. Rile T. Cilmore M. Patterson W. L White H. McCrew A. Jackson C. R. Class R. Rhode Fourth Row: 0. W. Bomar M. N. Bennett D. V. Franci. R. L Barnet F. D. Jackson T. L Lott R. M. Dean 215 Army ROTC — 150th “Duty-Honor-Country. Those three hallowed words reverently dictate what you ought to he. They are your rallying points; to build courage when courage seems to fail; to create hope when hope becomes forlorn. The unbelievers will say they are words, but n slogan, but a flamboyant phrase. Every pedant, every damagogue, every cynic, every hypocrite, every troublemaker, and some others of an entirely different character will try to downgrade them even to the extent of mockery and ridicule. But here are some of the things they do. They build your basic character, they mold you for your future roles as the custodians of the nation's defense, they make you strong enough to know when you are weak, and brave enough to fate yourself when you are afraid. They teach you to be proud and unbending in failure, but humble and gentle in success; not to substitute words for action, nor to seek the path of comfort, but to face tbe stress and spur of difficulty and challenge; to learn to stand up in the storm but to have compassion on those who fail; to maiter yourself before you seek to master others; to have a heart that is clean, a goal that is high; to learn to laugh yet never forget how to weep; to reach into the future yet never neglect the past; to be serious yet never take yourself too seriously; to be modest so that you will remember the simplicity of true greatness, the open mind of true wisdom, the meekness of true strength. The Brigade PIO and ROTC Editor Cadet Berry receives the Army award from Navy Year of On-Campus Training They give you a temper of the will, a quality of the imagination, a vigor of the emotions, a freshness of the deep springs of life, a temperamental presominancc of courage over timidity, an appetite for adventure over love of ease. They create in your heart the sense of wonder, the unfailing hope of what next, and the joy and inspiration of life. They teach you in this way to he an officer and a gentleman.” Douglas MacArthur The PMS and Brigade Adjulanl The University System President E. Hudder President Thomas and Secretary Finch. Senior Officers ssssra1 Brigade S-2 HENSON. J. Cm. Brigade $-3 WILLIAMS. R. Cm Brigade $4 PARTITE. L Cat Brigade PIO A-SI BASS, A. Maj. Battalion Coma. SMITH, J. T. Cpt EVANS. I. U EDWARDS. J. It ROBINSON. F. It PRICE. M. Maj. Battalion Comm. BODLEV J. Cpt WASHINGTON. CU MONTGOMERY. H MILLER. A. Lt LTZ, L U TH. T. D. RY.CU r.u i.vB LU BROWN, T. CHEATHAM. J. WILLIAMS. W. DABNEY. H. DEMERSON. L. DURGENS, E EVANS. R. GARDNER, G HICKMAN, J. JOHNSON. J. JOHNSON. Z. MADKINS, J. MARTINDALE, K. METTERS. C. MAYFIELD, C. MORRISON. A. PHOENIX. R. PEGUES. T. POOLE T. ROBINSON. H. REED. C. ROSICNON.O. SCOTT. W'. SHAW. R. STRAMBI.ER, P. STEVENS. G. TRAYLOR. C WILLIAMS. R. 219 KOTO Queen 1969 70 Brigade Staff awl Queen Brigade Staff 196970 Mi ROTC and Staff Brigade Commander and Quera President of AUSA and Miss AUSA Executive Staff Miss P.V. Rifelelte and S-l leens Miss First Battalion and S-4 Scabbard and Blade Queen Pin The Professor of Military Science LTC Strum Secretary of HEW Robert Finch inspect troop Homecoming Retreat Veterans Day Retreat Evening Retreat The Prairie View Riflcttcs Drill Team The Counterguerrilla Detachment PV Dignitaries observe retreat Lowering of the flag Ceremony orders PV and the Sixties Faculty and Staff 225 243 AC A Classes 244-297 AN BRIGGS, Kenneth B.S.. M.B.A., L. LD. BRADFORD. Ruby Secretary COLLIER. Savannah B.S., M-S. CRAWFORD. Murphy B.S.. M.B.A. EZIKE. Cyprian A. A., B.A.. M. B.A. HAWKINS. Dorisula BS.. MS. NWAOCWUGWU. Nicholas B. A.. M.B.A. PARSON. taia B S PATTERSON. John B.S.. C.P.A. SHEPHERD. Virgil B.S.. B.A., M.S. School of TRAMBLE, March TYLER. Esther WALLER, Linie WILLIAM J B.A.. M.S. B.S.. MS. B.S., M.B.A. BA. MBA Business Administration and I Economics BAT1E, Clarence B.A., M.A. BROWN. Jonel L B.A.. M.A., Ph.l COURSEY, Burnett B.A., M.A. Al.A. TATUM. Cha B.A. M.Ed. YELDELL, Fi B.A., M.A. Irts and Sciences Education Division of Education CARREATHERS, Raymond B.S., M.Ed. COSS, Carrie B. A. B., MS. ECHOLS, Jack W. B. S., M.S., Ph.D. GAMBLE, Clarissa BS. GIBSON, Kathryn S. B.A., M.A. GORDON, I. C. B.S., M.S GROSSMAN, Gwendolyn BS., M.Ed. HARMON, Marcellus B.S., MS. HENDRICKS, H. G. B.A.. M.Ed. JOHNSON, James E. B.S., M.Ed, Ph.D. JONES, Herman T. A. B., A.M. RANDLE, C. F. B. S.. M.S. STAFFORD. George B.S., M.Ed., Ed. D. STRONG, Evelyn B.A, M.A, Ph.D. THOMAS, Curtis A. B. S, M.S. WEAVER, Leroy B.A, M.A. 225 CHAPMAN. William B.S.. M.A. BOWMAN. Dorothy B.A., M.S. CAMPBELL, Anne B.A., M.A, Ph.D. CARROLL. John B.A., M.A. CURTIS. Wilton B.S., M.A. DABNEY, Ruby B.A., M.A. EDMOND. Thetit B.A., M.A. El LAND, LYLES. Millard Yvonne B.A.. M.A. B.A., M.A. SMITH, Marion B.A., M.S. Foreign Languages HIGGS, Olivette J. B.A., M.A. HOLLOMAN. John B.A., M.A. HOOD, Willia A.B., M.A., Ph.D. ...vUwvv, - ian A.B., M.A. REYNOLDS, George „ B.S., M.S., Ph. SADBERRY, Lonnie A.B., M.A., Ph English Health am COFIELD, William A.A„ B.A., M.A. ENGLISH, LEO B.S., Mi. 226 Physical Education TANKERSLEY, WOOD, Curtis WRIGHT. Hoover John A.B., M.A., Ed.D. B.S., M.Ed. B.S, M.A. Historyr ELMARGIA, Fahim S. B.A., M.A. PAYNE, James S. B.A., M.A. WELCH, Raymond B.A., A.M. WOOLFOLK, Raymond A.B., M.D.. Ph.D. Mathematics Political .Science « CHRISTOPHER. Clyde B.S., M.A. FRAZIER. Freddie B.S., M.S. HARVEY. Clinnon B.S.. M.S. HAWKINS. Frank NEAL. RICHARD. BA. M.S. Wendell Charlie M.A.T.C.M. BA. 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Wichita Falls Library Science Smith, Linda. I MaiqtU Sociology Smith. Roosevelt, Rosenberg Mechanical Engineering Soto, Hilda, San Antonio Elementary Education Southall, Robert. Bay City Electronics Spencer, Linda, Terrell Elementary Education Starghili, Golia, Houston Mathematics Steed, Janet, Kennard Elementary Education Stelly, Clara, Houston Elementary Education Stewart, Cynthia, Houston Sociology Swindell. Kathy, Center Special Education St. Julian. Horace. Baytown Electrical Engineering Tamplin, Dannis, Houston Industrial Arts Taplin, Yvonne. San Antonio Business Administration Taylor, Daniel, Houston Biology Taylor, Essie, l.atcxo Agriculture Tcbo, Gloria, Liberty Secretarial Science Thomas, Benine, Houston Die lilies Thomas. Diann. Houston Business Administration Thomas, Donald, Houston Business Administration Thomas, Guidabelle, Galveston Business Education Tliontas, Linda, Ft. Worth Elementary Education Thomas. Shirley, Center Mathematics Thomas. Veda. Houston Sociology Thompson. Reginald, Houston Industrial Arts Thompson, Virgil, Columbus Agriculture Thrash. Kmily, Greenville Medical Technology Trahan. Lloyd. Liberty Business Administration Traylor. Joyce. Houston Elementary Education Upton, Eugene. Srhulenburg Physical Education Vaults. Queen. Bryan Elementary Education Wade. Marlin. Conroe Business Administration Walker. Jatona. St. Iatuis Mo. Elementary Education Wall . John, Kockport Sociology Walton. Charles, Dallas Physical Education Ware, Earne tine, Lufkin Music Washington. Vannie. Odessa Music Waters, Billy. Gilmer Elementary Education Waterhouse, Kay, Center Sociology Juniors Rcba, Houston Social Service Whiteside, Vaughn, Cameron Hu si it ess Administration Wiley, Robert, Houston Elementary Education Wilkins Barbara, Galveston Nursing Williams, Audrey. Mobile, Alahuma English Williams. Bruce, Dallas Physical Educaton . Williams, Charles. Washington Favorites Dietitics Williams, Diane, Tenaha Business Administration Williams, Elizabeth, Houston Elementary Education Williams. Hollis Brazoria Electronics Williams. Lula. Austin Business Education BEST DRESSED Margo Bias Oscar Rosignon Williams, Robert, Ix ngvicw Drafting Technology Williams Shirley. Center Mathematics Williams Virgir. Hempstead Elementary Education Williams, William, Alabama Electrical Engineering Willis Loycc, Orange Business Education Wilson. Leon. Palestine Mechanical Engineering Wilson. Myra. Orange Elementary Education Wolhriglit. Bobbie, Crockett Business Administration Woods. Janetha. Arizona Elementary Education Workman. Thomas, Hcarne Agriculture Wyche. Beatrice, Bay City Elementary Education York. Stella. Houston Political Science Young. Barbara, Beaumont Business Administration Young, Harold, Houston Electrical Engineering Zeigler, Georgia, Orange Business Education Allen. Gloria. Galveston Business Administration 269 271 Sophomore Class Officers Class of 1972 OFFICERS PICTURED ABOVE: President ....... Vice President .. Secretary ........ Treasurer ........ Chaplain ......... Sgt.-of-Arm ..... Business Manager Reporter ......... Parliamentarian . ... LEONARD BAKER .... CLARENCE BALL ..... DAISY AMOS . JO ANN SHANKI.IN .... GARFIELD HICKS . ANDRE CRAWFORD GERALD ARCENEAUX --- SANDRA BAKER ..... AMOS SMITH S.G.A. Representatives CHESTER BURKS MELVIN PRICE I I I 272 1 ACKERMAN, Broderick, Fr. Worth ADAMS. Claude, Wiergate ADDEKLEY. Iris. N.P. Bahamas ADDISON, Brenda, Houston ADDISON. Paul. Angelton ALEXANDER. EloUe. Liberty ALEXANDER. Gail. Houston AMOS, Daisy. Eagle Lake ANDERSON. Clarence. Scaly ANDERSON, Jay D., Kilgore ANDERSON. Lela, Houston ANDREWS, Mary. Houston ANDERSON, William. Franklin ARCHENEAUX. Gerald. Houston ATKINS. Hatvcy, Austin AUGUST, Brenda. Galveston ANTHONY. Minnie. Texarkana AYCOX, James. Cameron BAGI.EY, Dorisell, Jacksonville BAILEY. Daniel, New Mexico BAI.l. Clarence, Houston BAKER. Daisy, Nineveh BAKER. Frankie, Houston BAKER. Leonard. Missouri BAKER. Lorena. Houston BAKER, Sandra, Houston BANKS, Calvin, Houston BANKS, Reginald. Michigan BANKS. Robert, Navasota BARKSDALE. Karin, S. Antonio BARNETT. Clarence, Shelbyville BARNETT. Mary-. Lockhart BATEMAN, Barium, S. Antonio BEAN, Nancy, Woodvillc BELL, Anthony, Houston BELL, P.. Denison BELTON. Diane. Pineland BENSON. Glenn. Needvillc BENTON, Arleslcr. Georgia BIBBS, Brady, Madisonville BIGHAM, James. Marlin BLACK. Sharon. Marshall BLAKE. Melvin. Waco BLANKS, Roman, Houston BLUITT. Maxine. Houston BOATMAN. Jacqueline, Houston BOLTON, Eddie, Pittsburg BOOKER. Deborah. Galveston BORNER. George, Jasper BOSTICK. Rita. Brookshire BOWMAN. Deborah. Houston BRADFIEU). William. Dallas BRADFORD, Larry, Texas City BRADFORD, Samuel. Houston 273 BRANDON, Mary. Montgomery BREWER. Cecil. Dallas BREWER. Patricia, Houston BROWN, Alicia, Big Sandy BROWN, Florence, Belton BROWN. Kaye, Bivins BROWN, Lawrence, Baytown BROWN, l.ynda, Henderson BROWN. Veronica, Needsvillc BRYANT, Lewis. Ft. Worth BUCHANAN, Joyce, Houston BUCKNER, Anita, Denison BURKS, Chester, Silsbec BURREN, Wilma, Waco BUSSEY. Terry, Timpson CADE, Myrtle, Jasper CALDWELL, Lorctha, Houston CALDWELL, Peggy, Nacogdoches CALVIN, Abbie, San Antonio CAMPBELL. Betty, Orange CANTY, I dell, Houston CARAWAY, Michael, Houston CARMEN. Sandra, Galveston CAROTIIERS, James, Lexington 274 CARRINGTON, Carolyn, Camden CARTER. Nancy. l.aneville CARTER. Sandra. Galena Park CARTER, Wilfred, S. Antonio CASEY, James, Houston CASTLE. Mary, Jasper CHAMBER. S. CHARLES, Cynthia, Pt. Arthur CHASE. Jesse, Buffalo. N.Y. CHATMAN. C. CHATMAN. Thomas. Ft. Worth CHATMAN. Vivian, Marshall CHINN. Wendell, Edna CLARK, Ethel. Marshall CLAYTON, Michael, S. Antonio COLEMAN, Cynthia, Lufkin COLEMAN. Wendell, S. Antonio COLSTON, Sherrie, Chrieno COMO. Sarah, Dayton COTTON, Ronald. N'avasota COTTON, Shelia, Texarkana COULTER. Josephine. Rosebud COULTER K. CRAWFORD. Andre CROSBY, Avis, Texarkana CURTIS, Bertha. Houston DANCY, Dwain, Marlin DANIEL, Beauford, Teague DAVIDSON. Irene. Karnack DAVIDSON. Virginia, Eagle Lake DAVIS, Joseph, Richmond DAVIS, Willie, West Columbia DENMON, William. Midland DILLARD, Linda, Columbus DOCKERY, Kathryn, La Grange DOSS, Sandra, Houston DOUGLAS, Mary, Houston DRONES, Bonita, Houston DUNCAN, Sharon, Houston DURHAM, Earncstinc, Fairfield DURHAM, Jerome, Dallas DURHAM, Minnie, Liberty DUTTON, Cassandra, Illinois EARLES, Brenda, Galveston EASLEY, Tallulah, Houston EDWARDS, Emmerson, Houston EDWARDS. Valerie, Houston ENOCH, Cassandra, Austin ESSEX, Warren, Port Arthur EVANS, Arnctha, Houston EVANS, Mam, Longview FELDER, Ethel, Brenham FIELDS, Erma, Crockett FLOWERS, Ernie], Houston 1972 FOLEY, Linda, Houston FORD, Connie, Texas City FORMBY, Betty, Wharton FOSTER, JoAnn, Austin FRANCIS, Consuella, Houston FRANSHAW, Evelyn, Houston FREEMAN, Jackie, Austin FULTON, Wilma, Magnolia GARDNER, Alfred, Pt. Arthur GARDNER, Delbert, Ft. Worth GATSON, Earncstinc, Newton GAUTHIER, Myrtle, Beaumont GENTRY, Alice, Hearnc GERARD, Walter, Corpus Christi GILBERT, Quince, Moody GONZALES, Johnnie, San Felipe GOSS, LouQuender, Tyler GRACE, Mary, Hemphill GRAHAM, Calvin, Hughes Springs GRANT, David, Fort Worth GREEN, Nolan, Houston GRIFFIN, Beverly, Houston GRIFFIN, Johnnie, Houston HADNOT, Thomas Jasper HALL, Alfred. Marshall HALL Paul. Slaton HAMILTON. Allen, Dallas HAMPTON. Joyce, Houston HARDEN, Ccorgia, Galveston HARGROVE, Theodore, Houston I 275 HARRIS. Brenda. Amlin HARRIS. Royce, Nacogdoches HARRISON. Clarence. Homlon HARRISON. Yvonne, Spring HARVEY. Minnie. Hemphill HAYES, Edna. Houston HAYWOOD. James. San Antonio HECTOR. Chester. Houston HENDLEY. William. Odessa HENDRICKS. Tonya. Beaumont HENDRIX. Frances. Arkansas HENDERSON. I.inda, Galveston HENDERSON. Janice. I-a Marque HENRY. Bernard. California HENRY. Clint. Waco HICKMAN. Rickey. Wichita FalU HICKS. Garfield. Hrmp toad HILL. Raymond. Scguin HILLIARD. Henry, Houston HINES. Jeanette. Houston HOLBERT. Debra. Newton HOLLINS, Luther. Galena Park HOLI.OW'AY. Glenn. Beaumont HOLMAN, Eunice, Houston 276 Class of HOOEY. Elwood. Coldspring HOOPER. Marvin. Austin HOPKINS. Brenda. Texarkana HORNE. Rirdia. Hughe Spring HOUSTON. Linda, San Antonio HUDSON. Luther. Dallas HUNT. Freda. Lufkin IOLEHART. Darcu . Waco ICLEHART, W ,lliam. Waco JACK. Elaine. Houston JACKO. Cleo. Houston JACKSON. Alfreda. Bea.ley JACKSON. Bobbie. Hou ton JACKSON. Brenda. Illinois JACKSON. Clifford. W ichita Fall JACKSON. John. Longview JACKSON. John. Orange JACKSON. Shirley. Liberty JACQUO. Viola. Beaumont JEFFERSON. Erma. ilouMon JEFFERSON, Jerry, Houston JOHNSON. Alfred, Michigan JOHNSON. Barbara. S. Antonio JOHNSON. Evvonne. Houston JOHNSON. Clinda. Liberty JOHNSON, Helen. Austin JOHNSON. 0.. Needville JONES. Acie. Edna JONES. Ethel. Houston JONES, Horace, Henderson JONES. Joyce, Houston JONES. Linda, Houston JONES. Mar-hall. Pi. Arthur JONES. Prarlino. Wichita Fall JONES. Willie. Pt. Arthur KELLEY. Carlin. Lufkin KEMP, Alonzo. Houston KERR, Ida. Ca Id wall KING, Gloria. Houston KLNC, Joyce. Nacogdoches KING, Kieth, Wiergate KING, Major, Houston KING, Robert, Tenaha KING, Zack, Houston KIRKWOOD, James Houston KNOTTS, Dianne, Houston KYLE, Phil, Galveston LANDRY, Margarelte, Houston LANE Debra, Silsbee LEAKS, Doris. Chappell Hill LEE, Brenda, Dallas LEE, George, Houston LEFFALL, Myrtis, Marshall LEMONS, Beverly, Chandler 1972 LENO, Deborah, Baytown LEW IS, Elistcr, Silsbee LEWIS, Gwendolyn, Houston LEWIS, Rosa, Houston LOCKETT. Allen. Abilene LOCKETT. Mary. Houston LOCK RIDGE Gloria, Brookshire LOCKHiDCE Linda. Kcagon LOGAN, Sherry. San Antonio LOUDD. Jane, San Antonio LOWERY, Patricia. Beaumont LUSK, Evelyn. Goodrich LUSK, Lois. Houston LYNN, Kathryn. Marlin MACKEY'. Mattie. Houston MARSHALL, Melvin. Houston MARTIN, Frankie, Houston MATHIS. Alicia. Pari MAYES, Cary, Texa City MAYFIELD. Daryl. Beaumont MAYS, Doris, Baytown MERCHANT. Allen. Houston McCOWAN, Leonard. Houston McGOWAN, Wanda. Houston McKEEVER, Juanita. Houston McKENZIE. Morris. La Grange McNEAL, Beverly. Dallas MITCHELL, Essie. Houston MILES, Kennard. Angleton MILLS, Kay, Giddings i 277 MOFFITT, Danny, Naples MONROE, Jean, Navasota MONTGOMERY, Debra, Houston MOORE. Linda, Houston MOORE, Paul, Madwonvillc MOORE, Ulysses, Oak wood MORGAN, I.exlie, Pam pa MOSLEY. John. Tenaha MOSELEY, William, Austin MOTT, Clara, Houston MOZEE, Gloria. Lott MUMPHREY, Troy, Tyler MURCHISON, Ira, Dallas MURPHY, Walter, Houston NEAL, Louis, California NELMS, Jacqueline, Colorado NELSON, Beverly, Tyler NELSON, Elizabeth, Milano NELSON, Juanita, Pt. Lavaca NELSON, Peggy, Houston NELSON, Shelia. Pt. Lavaca NELSON, Vonciel, Hemphill NICKLEBERRY, Winfred, Atlanta NOBLES, Larry, Austin 278 NORSWORTHY, Marilyn. Kirbyville O’GILVIE, Patricia, Houston OWENS, Mae, Smithville PARKER. Bertha, Livingston PATTON, Bonita, Nacogdoches PERKINS, Lawrence, Houston PERRY. Clyde. Houston PRESTON, Lennard, Houston PETE. Allen, Houston PETERS. Eileen, Houston PETERSON, Christopher, Dickinson PHIPPS, Anita, Trinity, Tex. PICKARD, Georgia, Houston PINKARD, Larrye. Houston PRICE, Carolyn, Marshall PRICE, Melvin, Houston PRICE, Robert, Houston PRICE, Rosemary, Cameron POLK, Elmer, Centerville POLK, Raymond, Greenville POOLE, Tatvine, Hempstead POTTS. Stevetta. Kansas PRATT. Sandra. Navasota PYRTLE, Dedra, Houston RA1BON, Mondy, Flint RANDLE, Latricia, Houston REED. Rosemary, Galena Park REED, Maxine, la Marque REESE. Margaret, Elgin REMAKER. Gloria, Houston KMODES, Jessie, Wcimer RHODES. Judy. Wei me r ROBINSON. Carolyn, Galveston ROBINSON, Charles, Houston RODRIGUEZ, Connie, S. Antonio ROGERS, Faye, Tyler ROI.UNS, Audria. California ROSS. LaVeine, Houston ROSS, Louise. Angleton ROSS, Odessa, Magnolia RUCKER, Ernest, Conroe RUSH. Robert. Waco RUSSELL, Milton, S. Antonio RYAN. Constance, Beaumont SALTER. Delores, Dallas SANDERS. Yvonne, Galveston SATTERWHITE, (Juries, Texarkana SAULS, Henrietta, Austin SAULS, Samuel, Navasota SCOTT, Benjamin, Galveston SCOTT, Glirida, Houston SCOTT, Wanda, Houston SCROGGINS, Constance, Austin SEARLES, Sue, Liberty 1972 SELF, Galvia, Beaumont SEMIEN, Aubrey, Liberty SESSION, Carolyn, Houston SESSION. Charles. Rusk SHEPHERD. Betty, Crockett SHANKI.IN, JoAnn, Houston SHAW, Robert, Hallsville SHIVERS, Sheryl. Bryan SIMMONS, General, Oakwood SIMMONS, Jackie. S. Antonio SIMON, Agnes. Hockley SIMON, l.orcna. Hockley SIMON, Virginia, Crockett SINGLETON, Francis, Houston SINCLETARY. Rosalind. Houston SMALLWOOD. Andrew, Cliddcn SMITH, Amos, Beaumont SMITH, Faith, Houston SMITH. Harvey, Crosby SMITH. Marion, Houston SPAIN, Harriett), Beaumont SPIKES. Wadie, Weirgate STATEN, Diana, Columbus STEWART, Charlene. Houston STEWART, Donald. Austin STEWART. Willie. Houston STEVENS, Cleveland, Hockley STEVENSON. Lilly, Dayton STOKER. Don, Diana STONE. Billy. Houston 279 STONEY, Ethyl, Corpus Chrisli TARVER. Diane, Silsbee TAY LOR. John. Marshall TAY LOR. Linda, Houston THOMAS. Allan. Port Arthur THOMAS. Edward. Houston THOMAS. Edith. Waco THOMAS. Linda, Austin THORNTON, Albert, El Campo THORPE. Willie. New Jersey THRASH. Norman, Greenville TISDEL, Charlotte, Houston TRAYLOR, Evelyn. Houston TRAYLOR. Non-ell, Dekalb TRAYLOR. Orcll. DeKalb TUBBS, Beverly, Texarkana TUBBS. Vernon. Texarkana TW'ITTY, Joyce, Houston VALERY. Georgia, Beaumont VAUGHN, Ray. Brookshire VIOLA, Roderick. Houston VISIL. Evangeline. S. Antonio VALDEZ, Rhonda, Key West, Fla. WALKER. Jereline. Houston Class of WALLACE. Jerry, Dallas WALTZ. Margie, Jasper WARE, Larry, Tyler WARREN. Carnelous, Linden WASHINGTON, Claudette, Odessa WASHINGTON. Eveline, Austin WASHINGTON. Jackie. Italy WHITE. Linda. Yoakum WILDER. Evelyn, Houston WILLIAMS. Brenda, Eagle Lake WILLIAMS, Carolyn. Houston WILLIAMS. Donald. Wharton WASHINGTON. Shirley. Prairie View WATKINS, Sally, Conroe WATSON, Carolyn. Houston WATSON. Shirley. College Station WESLEY', Lillian. Navasola WHITE. Charles, Columbus WILLIAMS, Elester, Angelton WILLIAMS. Evelyn. Center WILLIAMS. Felton. Nacogdoches WILLIAMS, lierlis. Houston WILLIAMS. Patrice, Houston WILLIAMS. Patricia, Liberty W ILLIAMS. Wanda, Houston WILMORE. Frankie. Grapcland WILSON, Gregory, Houston WILSON. Lcodell. S. Antonio WILSON, Michael. Rosenberg WILSON. Rufus, Huntsville WINTERS, Brendia, Houston WOLF. Floyd. Hempstead WOODARD. Arie. Waller WOODS, Gilvietta, Houston WYATT. Shirley. Houston WYCHE, Emma, Beaumont YORK. Columbus Marshall YOUNG. Barbara. Bay City YOUNG, I-a try, Houston YOUNG. Raymond, Austin Sophomores — Around Campus 281 Sophomore Favorites of 1970 MOST STUDIOUS Zack Kennedy Brenda Jackson MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Gerald Arceaneaux Juanita McKee rer MOST WITTY Ernest Rucker Diana Staten r MOST VERSATILE Norman Perry Sandra Baker 283 First Row: PERRY WILLIAMS, Parliamentarian ALVIN JACKSON. SGA Representative ELAINE ALEXANDER. Treasurer RONALD PIERRE. Vice President ROBERT DEAN, S t. at Arms Second Row: CHARLES RUSSELL President PATRICIA CHASE, Secretary FLORA CULLENS. Reporter MELVIN DONAHOE HAROLD HAYNES 284 ADAMS, Christine. Newton ADAMS, Deborah, Houston ADAMS, Michael, Ft. Arthur ADAMS, Koy, Orange ADKINSON. Fay, Dallas ALEXANDER, Elaine, Houston ALEXANDER, Yvonne, Houston ALLEN, Bruce, Houston ALLEN, Cinder, Oak wood ALLEN, Diane, Houston ANDERSON, Nathan, Bryan ANDERSON, Diane, Houston ANDERSON. Gloria, Tyler ANDERSON. Wilma, Franklin ANDERSON, Veronica, Houston ANDREWS. Martha, Houston ANDREWS. Martha, Dallas ANDREWS, Robert. Dallas ARDOIN, Eirlcen. Bridge City ARMSTRONG, Claudinc, Jasper ARNOLD, CuKin. Texas City AUSTIN, Ida Mae. Houston AUSTIN, L-ona, Houston AUSTIN, Russel. Van Vlcck Class of 1973 AVERY. Rozcna, Baytown BACON, Mitchell, Linden BAKER, JoAnn, Beaumont BALDWIN. Raymond, Moscow BALLENGER. Vernica, Henderson BANKS. Melvin. Hook BARKERS, Lester, Fort Arthur BARRENS, Alethea. Tuba. Okla BELL Clara, Texarkana BERRY, Clyde. Beaumont BERRY, James, Lovelady BEVERLY, Alan, Houston BEVIL Leroy. Wiergatc BICKENS. Everett, Tyler BLACK. Gwendolyn, Naples BLACK, Marva, Baytown BLOW, Breta, Marshall BOATWRIGHT, Johnnie. Houston BOLTON, Margaret, Houston BOOKER, Gail, Madisonvillc BOOKMAN. Wanda, Houston BOURGEOIS. Gayla, Houston BOURGEOIS. Karol) n, Houston BOWDE, Harvey, Fort Arthur BOYD, Crawford. Camcro BRADFORD. Gerald. Texas City BRADFORD, Melba. Orange BRAGG. Glenn, Dallas BRANCH. Ronald, Fort Arthur BRANFORD, Daniel, San Antonio BKEWSTER, Sandra. Marshall BROOKS, Madalyn, lloutlon BROOKS. Taffy. Leona BROUSSARD. Loi . Pori Arthur BROWN, Anthony, Houston BROWN. Betty, Brazoria BROWN, Debra, Houaton BROWN, Denna, Buffalo BROWN, Donald, Texas City BROWN, Ira, Houaton BROWN. James, Roaharon BROWN, Joyce, Dallas BROWN, Nadean, Bay City BROWN, Pearl. Bay City BROWN, Ronnie, Killeen BROWN. Sandra. Cedar Lane BROWN, Sandra, Cedar Lane BROWN. Travis, Cuero BROWN, Verna, Austin BRYANT. Shirley. BelMlk BULLOCK. Earl. San Antonio BULLOCK, George, Houaton BURKE. Terry, Culquitt BURRELL, Velma, Houaton BURROUGHS, LaRue, Dallas BURTON. Dianne. Nacogdoches BURTON. Leon. Lubbock BUSH, Johnny. Colorado Springs CAMERON. Clara, Houaton CALDWELL Melva, Dallas CAMPBELL Linda, Nacogdoches CARROLL Linda, Heame CARTER, Ronnie, Silsbee CASTLEBERRY. Virginia, Shepherd CAVITT, Brenda, Heame CELESTINE, Beulah, Galveston CERE, Eddie, Houston CHAMBERS. Linda. Port Arthur CHAMBERS, Roosevelt, Bryan CHAMBERS. Charles, Houaton CHAMBERS. Leon, Beaumont CHATMAN. Vada. Dallas CHANDLER. Cedric, San Antonio CHAPMAN. Geneva. CaWrrt CHASE, Vivian. Waco CHERRY. Shirley, Terrell CHISOM, Josephine, Pittsburg CLARK, Leroy, College Station CLARK, Linda, Galena Park CLINKSCALES, Royene, Newton CLUFF, Henry, Corrigan COLEMAN. Jacqueline.Homton COLLINS, Betty, Baytown COLLINS, Elgie, Pittsburg 236 COMBS. Ajurella, Texas City COOPER, Vane, Houston COOPER, Wanda, Silsbee CORNELIUS, Cornell, Texarkana CORNELIUS, James. Texarkana CORNISH, Marilyn, Houston CORNISH, Marilyn, Hempstead COTTON, Gwendolyn, Houston COVINGTON, Edwin, Willis COX, Arthur, Lufkin CRADDOCK. Charles, Houston CRUMP, Shirley, Houston CULTON, Glenda. Leona CURVEV, Jacquelyn, Houston DANIEL, Linda, Teague DANIELS, Craig, Dangcrfield DANIELS, Tihcola, Egypt DARDEN, Lurry, Houston DAVENPORT, David. Ft. Worth DAVIDSON, Patricia. Wharton DAVIS, Alex, Plaquemine DAVIS, Betty, Houston DAVIS, Betty, Houston DAVIS, Gladys Houston DAVIS, Jacquelyn, Austin DAVIS, Johnnie, Eagle Lake DAVIS. Kathleen, Austin DAVIS, McKinley, Texas City DAVIS, Robert, Bay City DAYTON, Janice, Lufkin DEAN, Joseph, Houston DEAN, Robert. Beaumont DEASON, Doris, Apple Springs DEDOSE, Thomas, Navasota DERBORNE, Beverly, San Antonio DICKSON, Cynthia, Beaumont DICKSON, Clifford. LaMarque DIGGS, Mary, Houston DILLARD, Andrea, Houston DOCKERY. Linda, Houston DONAHOE, Melvin, Houston DOTY. Marsha, Galena Park DOVE, Elizabeth, Bryan DRAKE, Jo, Houston EASLEY, Lewis, Montgomery EASTER, Cornelius, Ft. Worth EDWARDS. Jobyna, Ft. Worth EDWARDS, Sandra, Houston EDMONSON. Frank, Port Arthur ELDRIDGE. Carolyn. Mcxia ELI.LSON, Diann. Houston ELIJM, Rosoline, Houston EMERSON'. Ada. Houston ENGLISH, Berndine, Prairie View Class of 1973 EVANS, I.aquctta, Houston FERGUSON, Mac, Galveston FITZGERALD, Bonnie, Ft. Lavaca FLYE, Maudesta, Bay City FORD, Lydia, Calvert FORI), Willie. Houston FORWARD. Deborah, Orange FOSTON. Alexander, Baytovm FRANCIS. Gladys, Fort Arthur FRANKLIN, Kenneth, Dallas FRANKLIN, Wilma, Houston FREEMAN. Rena, Dallas FULLER. Laurace, Jacksonville GAGE, Mary, Beaumont GARNET. Nabuska, Lufkin GARNER. Trudy, Houston GARRETT. Diane, Houston GARRETT, Wonda, Shelbyvillc GAYNOR, Florence, Houston GEORGE, Charles, Beaumont GEORGE, Ijnda, Bay City GIBSON. Sharon. Houston GILBERT, Scottic, Bryan GILMORE. Thomas Beasley GILI„ Fatricia, Woodville GILLIAM. Pinky, Jennings La. GIPSON, Rosetta, Houston GLASS, Charles, Florida GLOVER, Reginald, Houston GOODMAN, Margaret, Beaumont GOSEY. Patricia. Call CRAVES. Voniclc, Lubbock GREATHOUSE, Clarice, San A. GREEN, Evelyn, Cleveland GREEN, Pamela, Port Arthur GREEN, Solomon, St. Eunice GREEN, Sheryl, Houston GREENWOOD, Ollic, Houston CREVENBERC. Fiance , Orange GRIGGS, Joyce, Bay City GRIFFIN, II. Louis, Houston GUDE, Linda, Marlin GUINN. Elmer, Dallas GUNTER, Carolvn, Houston GUNNER. Ruby. Fort Arthur HACKETT. Edward. Crockett HADEN. Patricia, Houston HADNOT, Cammic, Jasper HAGGERTY, Glenda, Karnack HALL, Curley, Nacogodoehcs HALL, Jacquelyn. Navaaota HALL, Ricarlos, Bryan HAMILTON. Patricia. Houston HAMMONS, Alma. Jasper HARDAGE, Shelia, Port Arthur HARMON. Kay. Baytown HARNSBERRY. William. Houston HARPER, Catherine, Thompson HARRIS, Beverly, Beaumont HARRIS, Calvin, Houston HARRIS, Donald. Nacogdoches HARRIS, James, Houston HARRIS, Joyce, Houston HARRIS. Robert. Waco HASKELL, Delores, Houston HATCHETT, Debra, Kansas City HAWKINS. Bernadette, Pi. Art. HAWKINS, Marvin, San Antonio HAWS, Luciouse, DelVallc HAYES, E.. Houston HAYNES. Harold. Port Arthur HAYNES, Harry, Port Arthur HENDERSON. Beverly, Houston HENDERSON. Nattic, Orange HENNINGTON, Joyce, Austin HICKMAN, Joyce, Hcarne HIDEK, Doris, Henderson HILL, Brenda, Houston HINES. Carl, Edna HOBBS, Frank, Houston HOLCOMB. Wilbert, Livingston HOLLINGSWORTH. Rosa, San A. HOLLINS, Bclinthia, Galveston HOLLINS, Frances, Mart HOLLOWAY, Harriet. Houston HOPKINS. Evcrlyn, Centerville HORTON, Evelyn, Dallas HORTON. Gwendolyn. Dallas HOUSTON. Ronnie, Austin HOUSTON. Wanda. Dallas HOWARD, Jacqueline, Galena Park HOWARD. Louis Houston HUMBER, Gwendolyn, Galena Park. HUNT. James, Dallas HUNT. Margaret, Lufkin HYGH, Susan, Karnack IALEHART, Rtydell, Waco IDLEBIRD, Marion, Houston INGRAM. Seymore. Pt. Arthur IRVING. Waltcrcnc, Beasley JACKSON. Bobbie. Houston JACKSON. Esther, Crapchnd JACKSON. Frank, Luling JACKSON, Helen, Liberty JACKSON. Jessie, Pt. Arthur JACKSON, Linda. Houston JACKSON, Pamela, Sugarland JACKSON, Tommie, Jefferson Class of 1973 JEFFERSON, Doris, Houston JEFFERSON, James, Karens JEFFERSON, Nannie, Houston JEFFERSON, Wanda, Houston JOHNSON. Brenda, Tyler JOHNSON, Carolyn, Houston JOHNSON, Dora, Brenham JOHNSON, Gwendolyn, Hempstead JOHNSON, Joe, Caheston JOHNSON. Joyce, Ft. Worth JOHNSON, Mary Ion, Liberty JOHNSON, Maxie, Dallas JOHNSON, Mildred, Ninevah JOHNSON, Patricia, Dallas JOHNSON, Putricia, Houston JOHNSON, Sharon, Houston JONES, Annie, Port Arthur JONES. Betty, Port Arthur JONES. Earl. Crockett JONES, Harding, Prairie View JONES. John. Troop JONES, Joyce, Giddings JONES, Joyce, Houston JONES, Paulette, Liberty JUSTICE. Joan. Texas City KEATTS, Rhonda, Mexia KELLY, DcAnne, Orange KENEHKEW.Rurnstinr, Newton KEY. Bobby, Hallsvillc KING, Opal, Naples KING, Sammuel. Ft. Worth KIRKLAND. Carolyn. Tyler KYLES. Yvonne. Newton KYLES. Yvonne, Newton LAFELGE. Willie, Beaumont LATHAN, Joel. Houston LARK, Patricia, Hempstead LAWERENCE. Dianne, Calif. LEE, Gregory, Waco LEE, Edward, Houston LEE, Susan, Houston LEGGETTE, Katherine, Bunkie, La. LEWIS III, Beana, San Antonio LEWIS, Bcrnadine, Houston LEWIS, Ernestine, Brenham LEWIS, Joyce, Milano LEWIS, Ernest, Cucro LEWIS, Zenobia, Houston LISTER, Daryl, Houston LITTLE, Susan, Dickinson LOCKE, Joyce, Houston LOUDD, Rosalind, San Antonio LOVE, Peggy, Houston LUCKEY, Willie. Naples 290 LYNCH, Lee, Natchitoches, La. MACK, Konald, Waco MAJORS, Dorthy. Dallas MAJOR, Konald, Houston MALONE, Isaac, San Augustine MARABLE, Bonnye, Gilmer MARK, Robert, Lufkin MARSHALL Clarlcan, Houston MARSHALL Patricia, Houston MARSHALL Rhonda, Marshall MAR UN, Austin, Ft. Arthur MATHEWS, Wanda, Madisonvillc MAYS, Carolyn, Houston MELONSON, Deborah, Beaumont MILLER, Mac Kathryn, Oklahoma MINOR, Shirley, Houston MITCHELL Jo Ann, Houston MITCHELL Robert, Marlin MITCHELL Rufus Marshall MOLETT, Rutherford, Dallas MONROE, Robert, Dcquiency.La. MOODY, Gladys, Hcarae MOORE, John, Houston MORGAN, Dean, Tyler MORRIS, Nathaniel. Lufkin MORROW, Jessie, Jefferson MOSES, Gloria, Houston MOSIE, Charles, Houston MURRAY, Brenda, Calvert MURRAY, Sharon, Corpus Christi McAFFEE, Patricia, Maud McCALL Thomas, Houston McCALLA, Billy, Mincola McCOY, Edlcah, Houston McCRADIC, Ruth, Austin McCUIN, Lorry, Paris McDADE, Barba, Eagle Lake McDANIEL Eunice, Houston McELROY, Kenneth, Million McGKEGOR, Osbie, Navasota McLENNEN, Gail, Waco PACE, Jo Ann, Fort Worth PACKER, SANDRA, Mobile, Ala. PAGE, Linda, Mobile, Ala. PALMER, Donald, Houston PATTERSON, Malvin. Texarkana PEACOCK, Ccorge. Borkeville PEARSON, Larry, Houston PENSON, Lindsay, Galena Park PHILLIPS, Jacqueline, Ft. Worth PHILSON, Carolyn, Houston PHIPPS, Linda, Houston PIERRE, Ronald, Houston PICCfcE, Charles, Houston Class of 1973 PITRE, Dortis, Bay Town PLOWDEN, Claddie, Pori Arthur POI.K. Donald, Houston POLK, Mary, Centerville POLLARD, Jennie, Orange POWELL. Bernadine, Dallas POWELL, Jennie, Orange PRATT, Shirley, Liberty PROPHET. Rita. Houston NEWMAN. Patricia. Houston NEWSOME. Brenda. Ft. Worth NEWSOME. Linda, Ft. W'orth NEWSON, Alice, Houston NlCKLEBtRKY, Philip, Atlanta O’BRIEN. Pamela. Palestine OLIVER, Candy, Houston OLIVER. Derrick. Ft. Worth OLIVER James, Ft. Worth ORSORT, Darllyn, Port Arthur OW ENS, Natlhan. Dallas RACLIN, Brenda. W aco RAGSTON, Jessie, Houston RANDON, Jcrctta, Houston RANDON, Jeretta. Bay City Class of 1973 RAY, Barbara, Port Arthur RAYNOR, Cynthia, Houston REDD. Earl. Pineland REED, Betty, Houston REED, Doris, Galveston REED. Raford, Marshall REESE, William, Hearne RHODES, Anita. Orange RICE, Linda, Houston RICHARDS, Ernest, Bryan RICHARDSON, Ida. Terrell RICHARDSON, Patricia. Houston RICHARDSON, Rena, Hearne RIGSBY, Alexander. Hempstead ROBERTS, Sandra. Houston ROBINSON. Nayne, Houston ROBINSON. Wayne, Houston ROCHELLE. Lixzie, Texarkana RODGERS, Etheline, Beaumont RODGERS, Whitney, Beaumont ROSS, Joyce, Houston ROSS. Sammy, Magnolia ROSS, Twyla, Houston RAY. Barbara. Port Arthur ROSSUM. Anita. Kilgore SANDLE. Marica, Bryan SADLER, Jacqueline, Nacogdoches SAMPLE, Jackie, Houston SAMUEL Samuel. Sisbee SANTEE, Joyce, Prairie View 292 SAPENTER, Micheal. San Antonio SAVANNAH, Ronald. Marshall SCOTT, Alfred. Houston SCOTT, Brenda, Houston SCOTT. Deborah. Houston SCOTT, Hilaria, Grocsbcck SCOTT, Lydia, Conroe SCYKES, Silvester. Houston SERVER, Ronald, Ft. Worth SHAW. Robert. Dallas SHAW, Sharlyn, Ft. Worth SHARPE, Tolmodge, Houston SHEPHERD, Brenda. Crockett SHEPHERD, Sandra, Grapeland SIMON, Ada, Houston SIMON. Deitra, Dallas SIMMONS, Linda, Houston SIMPSON, Elouise, Port Arthur SIMPSON, Linda. Hemphill SLOAN, Paul, Port Arthur SMITH, Buddy, Lubbock SMITH, Boyd, Beaumont SMITH, James, Avinger SMITH, Louis, Leesville SMITH, Mary, Dallas SMITH, Viola, Montgomery SMITH. Sandra, Wichita Falls SMITH, Toepry, Waco SMITH, Willie, Palestine SMITH, Zella, Oakwood SNEED, JoAnn, Fontana, Calif. SPIKES, Welton, Wiergatc STEPHENSON. Dennis, Dallas STEPTOE, Rufus, Texas City STEWART. Debra. Hearne STEWART, Patricia, Hempstead STEWART. Shelia. Beaumont STOCKLIN, Charles, Bryan STUBBLEFIELD. Lois, Houston STULL, Evelyn, Houston SUTTON, Robbie, Houston SWEET. Gwendolyn, Wichita Falls TARVER, Sherry, Greenville TATE, Althea, Miami, Florida TAYLOR, Carolyn, Marshall TAYLOR, Carolyn, Houston TAYLOR, Sharon, Lampasas TAYLOR. Wilbert. Houston TAYLOR. Willie, Houston TEAL, Lovie, Nacogdoches TEBO, Julia, Liberty TEJEDA, Luis, Dominican Republic TERRY, Bessie, Lovelady THOMAS. Bessie. Port Arthur 293 THOMAS, Burrel, Houston THOMAS. James, Bryan THOMAS, Lavecn, W «com THOMAS, Lclia, Camerson THOMAS. Patricia, Hearne THOMAS. Willie, Houaton THOMPSON, Bernard, Knnia THOMPSON. Kathr n. Hempstead THOMPSON. Kenneth, Waco THURMOND, Florida. Dallas TRAHAN. Margie, Liberty TRAYLOR, Frankie, Jasper TRAYLOR. Willie, Houaton TUNSON, Barbara. Gilmer TURNER. Carolyn. Houaton TYLER. Rose, Houaton VINCENT. Regina. Galena Park WALKER, Rose, LaMarque WALKER, Sharon, Navaaota WALKER, Shirley. Austin WARD, Beatrice, Dallaa WARD, Portia, Houston WARTEI.L, Louise, Timpson WASHINGTON, Shelia, Houston WASHINGTON, Brenda. Houston WASHINGTON, Edward, Atlanta WASHINGTON. Mary. Hufamith WASHINGTON. Deloreae, Tyler WATSON. Bobby. Alto WATSON. Linda, Needville WATTS, Shirley, Houston WEATHERS. Loretha, Houston WEBB. Fred. Cilmer WEBB, Ronnie, Gilmer WELTON, Ray, Houston WESLEY, Rickey, Houston WEST, Patricia, Calvert WHITE, Bentia, Houston WHITE, Bonita, Houston WHITE, Claudia, Hempstead WHITE, Purris, Galena Park WHITE, Ruth, College Station WHITE, William, Navasota WHITLEY. Florine. Port Arthur WHITING. Cecil, Dickson WILEY. Nance. Houston WILKS, Joyce, Oklahoma, Okla. WILKS, Loretta, Eagle Lake WILKINS, Theresa, Houston WILLIAM, Alvin, Texarkana WILLIAMS, Aubrey, Houston WILLIAMS, Alvin, Texarkana WILLIAMS, Ammie, Hempstead WILLIAMS. Beverly. Dickson Class of 1973 WILLIAMS. Hilly. Jacksonville WILLIAMS. Carolyn. Houston WILLIAMS, Cathy, Beaumont WILLIAMS, Deborah, Houston WILLIAMS. Eddie. Tyler WILLIAMS, Evelyn. Jefferson WILLIAMS. Jewel, Houston WILLIAMS. Joclelta, Houston WILLIAMS, Johnny, Houston WILLIAMS. Juanita. Beaumont WILLIAMS. Perry. Beaumont WILLIAMS. Robert. Jefferson WILLIAMS, Rosie. Houston WILLIAMS. Willie. Houston WILLIAMS. Willie. Houston WILLIAMS. YuWaunder, Tyler WILLIS. Leonardine. Wharton WILLIS. Sallie, NavasoU WILLIS. Virginia. Texarkana WILSON, Ardella, Naples WILSON, David. Hughes Springs WILSON, Lucinda. Port Arthur WILSON, Michcal Houston WOOD. Brenda. Fort Lee WOODS. Herman, Houston WOODS, James, Newton WOODARD. Barbara. Oakwood WOODARD. Leon, Dickinson WOOTEN. Karl. Lovebdy WORDLAW, Marilyn. Dallas WORSHAM. WYCOFF, Debra. Verdean, Galena Park Houston WYNN. Shirley. Dallas YOUNG. Donnie, Houston YOUNG. Mable, Houston YOUNG. Patricia, Naples YOUNG, Rose. Houston 295 Freshman Class Favorites BEST DRESS Faye Atkinson Calvin Price MOST BEAUTIFUL Brenda Newsome MOST HANDSOME Alvin Jackson 296 MOST POPULAR Brenda Mill Paul Sloan MOST STUDIOUS Geneva Chapman Harold Haynes CONVOCATION SPEAKERS Special Events 298 Centennial Council Meetings Some of the nation’s top Scientists at PV for lectures. Newman Hall (Recreation Center) opened by Catholic officials lights 69-70 Representatives of Busi-not Industry and Government visit for Career planning, recruitment— demonstrations. A Business of People How many people would you guess worked in the oil business? If you said 1.5 million, you guessed right. There are one and one-half million men and women who earn their living in the petroleum industry ...1.6 million who are roustabouts, after-five farmers, professionals. night students, pilots, clerks, homemakers, draftsmen, musicians, machine operators, teachers, truck drivers—you name it. It may not take all those talents to run the oil business— but it takes all kinds of ordinary people who have the energy and the need to do all sorts of things. And hang onto your hatl They are going to produce the fuel for tomorrow's jumbo jets, the materials for all plastic houses entirely weather conditioned, and edible protein derived from petroleum to help feed a growing population. However, though you may be impressed with their accomplishments, we know you won't be overly-impressed with them—fpr they still are just people, who hope, hurt and hurry just like you. But the fact is. that's the real secret of our success ... a business of people for people. STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF TEXAS TOP PHOTOS: a Walcoma to tha Faculty • Miniitar Confaranca BOTTOM: a Mothart' Club • Jewiih Youth Group Maat at PV a Prat'dant Raddar Honorad As the years go by we have discovered that one of our most precious possessions is a true friend. We hope that you will have made many this school year and it is our sincore desire that you count the personnel at City Drug among them both, now and in the years to come. Good Luck and a Happy Summer to All CITY DRUG- -HEMPSTEAD S N SUPER MARKET COOK BOOK Meats—Groceries Bread and Cakes Appliances Sales—Service Baked While You Sleep WALLER 300 Students Research Project Studont loaders make presentation to Exec. Cabinet. Engineering Stu-donts entertained. Future Math teachers and the Department Head. O 301 Associated Doctors of Optometry ‘Enjoy ExtiS Shopping Privileges PVhli Zales Gustoni Qliaige Zales Gustoni GkaISe rairie view A -M College rairie View, Texas 77l 1 5 SIGNATURE Her© is the key that will open new doors to an oxciting world of shopping pleasure. 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