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

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Organizations Women's Residence Hall I, 'usa' l..,.,.. s n . VA 4,4 N ' 3 ., i ,qij'f?:1': ll .,f'1 .' 5, n 5 .A P , 5 W , 11- . ' i il, ' . -,SP :r?.i'E..- i LA 53:-'ff - J g , . . V A f , '., tw rf . - 2112 ' ? f ' '--sh , if With a bit of imagination and wit, the women in the residence halls were able to transform four bare walls 1nto comfortable living quarters. Relaxing while watching television, decorating Christmas trees, getting down to studying for the big final and taking care of small puppies kept the residents of the Womerfs Hall busy. X ff , I, 'uv ,, .11 T'

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Organizations a. Except for holidays, Mass was celebrated in the SCSI Building every Saturday at ll p.m. b. The Horror House, built by Newman, won first prize at the Carnival of the Great Pumpkin, c. At a retreat held at Olmito, this Newmanite was able to find a moment of solitude. ba,,.-.a-vf'Y'4! Vg--I Front Row: Sr. Kathy Lehnen, Yolanda Solis, Jesus Cantu, Blanca Villareal, Jesus Hemandez, Juan Jose Santana. Second Row: Mary Gallegos, Roy Coronado, Zita Obregon, Rolando Gonzalez, Ofelia Coro- nado, Oscar Gallegos. Third Row: Elda Salazar, Elena Mata, Alicia Coronado, Cris Beltran, Maria Gua- dalupe Barrera, Juan M. Cantu. Fourth Row: Lucy Rodriguez, Margarita Botello, Norma Gutierrez, Valentin de la Rosa, Cynthia Rutledge. Fifth Row: Felipe Escobedo, Noelia Govea, Esther Martinez, Blanca Garcia, Ramiro Davila, Rudy Ramirez. Newman The organization provides its members with opportunities to bring forth their potential and talent through the diverse activi- ties involving both the university and the community. Newman helps its members with spiritual as well as intellectual development.

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The Residence Hall provides a relaxing atmosphere for friendly chats and card playing, among other things. A total of 192 men reside in the hall, under the supervision of Darrel Troxell, dorm director.