University of Texas Pan American - El Bronco Yearbook (Edinburg, TX)

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t t t 'wi f 1 clit, H , .tqgiylwcg gm I , -iii Ruth Echazarreta, Art and Elementary Education Maior, served Pan American College in many ways. She was Treasurer and President of Ladies of Camelot and a member of the Order of Bougainvillea. In addition, she was an active member of the Student Government for 3 years, won silver and gold service awards, was assistant Editor of EI Bronco 1961-64, and was the Editor-in-Chief of the 1964-65 EI Bronco. iggygefag. ,i .fwassfq . 'aa .4 iw, - i .. yt it , i: w't-1 W 3- 1-f5?'w 5!fS'ii'f' 5 Charles Dennis Guion, English and Art Malor served as Historian and President of Alpha Phi Omega Speaker of the House and Vice-President of the Art Club two years, and Vice-President of the Wesley Foundation Gwin Elaine Evans, served on the Senior Advisory Board of Ladies of Camelot, and prior to that time as Parliamentarian for the organization. She was Editor-in-Chief of the annual in 1962-63 and 1963-64. She received the honors of Inter- collegiate Knigl1t's Lady-in-Waiting in the Spring of 1964 and Alpha Phi Omega Sweetheart in the Fall of 1964. Also, in 1964 she won an award for all-around service to the college.

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Mary Catherine Marshall, an Elementary Education Maior and History minor was elected Vice-President of S. N. E. A. WHO'S WHO IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES Peggy Ann Wilkinson, an English Maior, was a member of Club de Mexico. She held the offices of First Vice-President and President of Newman Club, Reporter of Phi Theta Kappa, and Secretary and Treasurer of the Young Democrats. Jack Rennscheidt, a Social Science Maiar, was active in Alpha Phi Omega as Historian, Secretary, Vice-president, and President. He served as Editor of the paper, Vice-Chairman and President of Young Republicans, Senator of Student Government, and Member of the Board of Publications. ln addition, he was a choir member for four years and received a service award in 1964.

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l Colette Bounous, an English Nlaior, was a three year member of the Pan American Choir and the Valley Symphony Orchestra. She served as Treasurer of the Freshman and Sophomore Classes and received a service award for her work in the former. ln addition she was Alpha Phi Omega Sweetheart in Spring, 1963. Marty Urand, a Bronco Basketball player, maiorecl in Physical Education. Marty was active in Phi Sigma Kappa and served as Senator-at-Large in 1964-65. Graciela Gonzalez was a member of Alpha Zeta Chi, Club de Mexico, Newman Club, Pan American Days Association and Inter-sorority Council. She is an Elemen- tary Education Maior and a Spanish Minor. Miss Gon- zalez held honors as: Charm Chairman for Alpha Zeta Chi, Miss Pan American Xl, Princess Representative for the Hemispherical Pageant, and Calendar Girl for the month of August. She was also Countess for the Ladies of Camelot in 1963-64 and an active participant in the Spanish Theatre.