Texas Southmost College - Scorpio Yearbook (Brownsville, TX)

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is ETL A E! 5' ' Q V li fa Mllsgiam 1 S ponsor-M r. William Hall 1 V l 1 4 1 I -A Sitting-John Rincone-Art Kc Paste-upg Standing L. to R.: Ninfa Garcia-Reparterg Linda Sue Guerra-Reporterg Steven W m. Norman-Sporzsg Roberta Wilson-Editorg Mark Hicks-Photo.

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Pxssnriaiiun nf Jgre-Qfngifneering sv-Vg: . -un V1 -fi -.' ew: my 5 V N l r Davis Cromack-Sponsor Arnold Cavazos Robert Zamora-President Oscar Guettler-Sponsor Arabella Marquez-Secretary Sidney Neely-Sponsor Benny Ornelas-Reporter Fidel Hinojosa-Treasurer Sinhenis The A. P. E. S. is a society for the study of the broad, general field of engineering. By preparing themselves in a wide experience of mathematics, chemistry, physics, and me- chanical drawing, students hope to develop the backgroud necessary to become the engineers of the future. 1 I 5' 116: , .. f 43? LN 1151 ,

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4 he fgnrgasf egirienre eginrieig Left to right: Mrs. Barbara Warburton Mr. Gonzalo Garza Mrs. Laurel Ouye Standing-Left to right: Paula Gomez-Reporterg Ann McCabe-Jr. V. Pres.g Sitting-Left to right: Patty Ellington-Senior V. Pres.g Gerald Brown-V. Pres.g Nancy Smith-Treas.g Patty Gernandz- Sec. The Gorgas Science Society was organized to promote activities for students interested in the various fields of science. Through the efforts of guest speakers, intensive club activities, and field trips, students develop first-hand experience in a wide variety of science areas. The annual trips to the Rancho del Cielo Biological Station in Mexico provide a climax to the club's purpose. I W