Victoria College - Pirate Yearbook (Victoria, TX)

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€UtcC t ( tnc t KO ' f aCcdcu I ' LL TAKE MINE BLACK — The coffee bar is a popular place early in the morning. Jackie Justice and Dick Keitt enjoy their morning coffee, while Bill Argo and James Blanton wait for their orders. MUSIC — Dan Kreutz treats John Lundie to a sample of his guitar music. MAGAZINES— Another |i(.|iiil,ir i-la. .■ i ih. jjiagazine reading room of the library. Jimmy Olivares and Al Bravo read the latest magazines. IN THE UNION— Frankie Wilson, Leon Brashier, Delores Hartman, and Janis Landry pause between classes for lunch.

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TOutteft St tti aCeC Ti eat e NEWMAN CLUB — Members of the Newman Qub gather in the Science Building for their Christmas program. ALL BUNDLED UP— Coach and Mrs. Vakey protect Co- quette against the cold weather with a sweater in the Pirate colors, maroon and white. NOW YOU KEEP SCORE— Paul Mathieson and Ken Adams tell Tc.m Schlein it ' s his turn to keep score while John Harwood cuts the cards. 16 CHRIST.MAS DANCE— Paul Tindel and Roberta Guertin pause beside the giant Christmas tree.

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' Poot6 zi£. Scut etet, Sci Utd iU THREE MUSKETEERS—Coach Rusty Russell chats with Mr. Clark Nealon, Sports Editor of the Houston Post, and Mr. Morris Roberts, publisher of the Victoria Advocate, after the Football Banquet. Mr. Nealon was the speaker, and -Mr. Roberts was master of ceremonies for the event. THK WINNERS— Saberette of the Year Karen Gerdcs and Dickie Wiegand, recipient of the Rusty Russell Award, pause with Mr. Winston Zirjacks, President of the Victoria College Board of Trustees, after the annual Football Banquet. Karen and Dickie were elected by secret ballot among the members of the Saberetlcs and the football team, respectively. BASKETBALL SEASON— Fans watch as J. B. Wat- son makes a basket in the Del Mar game. The Pirates won 80-4«. SABERETTES— Led by Jacque Campbell Del Mar basketball game. Shirley Shrover. and Ka Gerdcs. the .Sabcrettes perform between halves of the