Victoria College - Pirate Yearbook (Victoria, TX)

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4cco H t ut Sfi Ult n bfn »%.- -■ • ■ 1 II) IAKIAN, NC T I K i, hm »,,- ,,r.r nf llu- -ii.Tt- ..(f.rr.l in tlir fiirls- physical cducatiun (.la. jL ' j. Janis Landry, Elaine Tlieriac, Sandra A i ' hni. La Joyce Matocha, Kay Benge, Ann Nelson, Pat Brown, Sissy White, and Janis Wal- ton watch their points of aim. COMPETniUN FOR KUBLN HUOD— Janis Walton, Ann Nelson, and Pat Brown retrieve their arrows and count their points. KEEPING THE PING PONG TABLES BUSY— Billy Whitfield and Bill Argo battle it out on the ping pong table. Bill Lester is busy at another table. JUST SITTIN ' IN THE UNION— Peggy Blanchard. Kelicie Drost, Pete Moore, and Jack Moncure relax in the Union between classes. 23

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( €tne€n. f cc Uc , S fronts CAREER DAY— Approx- imately 1,000 hifili school seniors attended the seventh annual career day. Seniors eat box lunches provided by the college. BACK IN THE UNION— Julie Stewart and Philip Arage play a game of ping pong. MORE PING PONG— Ann Roos watches Bill Argo and Kenneth Korn- fuhrer play match point. GERMAN PICNIC— The German Club held a barbecue. Sponsor Mrs. Jo Bing, John Stahmer, James Mueller, Richard Huber, Wayne . dickes, and Dennis Brown enjoy the good food. 22

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CU4A 7{ e o t ( uciclaCufre IF IT HURTS, IT ' S REAL— Beard growers pull one an- other ' s entries in the annual Western Week Beard Growing Contest to make sure they ' re real. Standing in front are Ronnie Taylor, Rocky Estrada, Nester Leamon, Israel Cor- tez, and John Sample. In back are Martin Wyrick, Wayne Roessler, Don Franklin, and Neal Koonce. Wayne Roesslcr was the winner. BRIGHT AiNU EARLY Riders in the Trail Drive met at Gossett Roping Pens at 6:00 a.m. for breakfast. Just waking up are Andra Smith, Janet York, Janie Copley, Norm Swol)oda, and Don Franklin. Nester Leamon goes back for more coffee. STROiNG COFFEE— .Mr. Whitmore wakes up with a cup of cof(«-. while Caspir Wenzel and Nester Leamon enjoy breakfast cooked over the canipfire. Julie Stewart, one of the cooks, heads for the coffee pot. Aggie Club President Wayne Turk looks over the situation. MOVE ' EM OUT— Western Week Sheriff Paul Hoelscher holds the Aggie Club flag and leads the way as the Trail Drive leaves the roping pens. Ap- proximately thirty horses and riders, one mule, and a covered wagon were included in the drive. The Aggie Club sponsors Western Week each year. 24 HA