Victoria College - Pirate Yearbook (Victoria, TX)

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S uMA aCC ; aCcHtc ' a ome4 ; OH BOY— SNOW!— On Februar ' 12, 1960, several inches of snow fell on Victoria. Students gleefully ran outside to make snowmen and to throw snowballs at each other. This was the first time that Victoria had had snow in two years. LOOK OUT — Nobody was safe from the flying snowballs. Ann Forehand aims one at the photographer. BUSINESS CLUB SWEETHE. RT— Sharon Kennedy, who was elected Sweet- heart of the Business Club, receives a bracelet from Gerald Bench. Business Qub President Jim Kreuiz looks on. TABLE FOR FOUR Jo York, Sharon Kennedy, Gerald Bench, and -Art Richardson enjoy the Business Club Valentine Party. 20 V. LENTINE PARTY— Gaily decorated with paper hearts, the Union was the scene of the Business Club party. These students enjoy a dance.

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Secu M, ataU o HC 7( ct 7 cHteft WHERE IS EVERYBODY— The Un- ion looks deserted as many students study for exams in the library. CONFERENCE— John Huth consults iMr. Whilmore about some literatu as exam time draws closer and closer. HARD AT WORK- Janet York. J.,0 Cusiir. and Peggy Blanchard buckle down to study in the library.

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Sut SftfUtu 4 7Ut ' pan- SeAc»tcC WATCH OUT, FISH— Joe Boggan and Bubba Putney plan a fishing expedition. IN THE UNION— Diana Giese, Gordon Gentry, John Sample, and Wayne Willmon watch Barbara Tuch shuffle the dominoes for another game of moon. HELP, MISS ADAIR— Barbara Br. ' ,-,i aiirl Ada Zirjacks want h. ' lp in disserting their pig in biology. Miss Adair is busily assisting Sue Cohen and Barbara Tuch. MORE FOOTBALL— Coach Russell and Coach Vakey dis- cuss some plays to be run in spring training.