Victoria College - Pirate Yearbook (Victoria, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1962 volume:

' S Tvi |+ T5 ' 1 9 2 Victoria 6 t .,0. EDITOR SPONSOR Joyce Hamlin Kenneth A. Greenhill College 1 9 6 2 Victoria, Texas Editor s Note THIS IS VICTORIA COLLEGE 1962 . . . Its People Places Parties Practices THIS IS THE PIRATE 1962 . . . Helping you to REMEMBER RECAPTURE RECALL REMINISCE The Staff and I hope we have captured and given to you these reflections of 1962 and Victoria College with this, the 1962 PIRATE. Editor: Joyce Hamlin Vl 2 ? . -?x Table of Contents TITLE PAGE .2, 3 EDITOR ' S NOTE. ...4 BUILDINGS 6-9 ADMINISTRATION SECTION _ 10-19 PRESIDENT, J. D. MOORE 12 DEAN, JOHN W. STORMONT _ 13 BOARD OF TRUSTEES 14 FACULTY SECTION 15-18 V.C. SECRETARIES 19 CLASSES 20-67 SOPHOMORE OFFICERS 22 SOPHOMORE CLASS SECTION. _ .23-39 SOPHOMORE ACTIVITIES 40-41 NURSES ...40-42 FRESHMAN OFFICERS .46 FRESHMAN CLASS SECTION... 47-67 FRESHMAN ACTIVITIES 68. 69 ORGANIZATIONS 72-87 FAVORITES 90-105 ACTIVITIES .108-119 SPORTS 122-135 Alma Mater To Victoria we pledge our hearts To evermore be true. For eveiything she stands for, Maroon and white to you. The friends we ' ve made while going here Will last our whole lives through. To the Pirates and our school We pledge ourselves anew. This Is ■■■■ Jill ADMINISTRATION BUILDING LIBKAKY Victoria College Fight Song Pirates bold we ' re loyal to you Faithful through all the years. When Maroon and white is unfurled We will rise and proudly cheer Rah! Rah! Rah! Rah! Bold and fearless we will remain Add more laurels to your name. Take this as a tip you ' ll never sink our ship so go you Pirates Win this game! To the left to tlie right Fight you Pirates fight Hit ' em high, hit ' em low go you Pirates go — OH! STUDENT UNION ■•■ ' Wf) HOME ECONOMICS COTTAGE MEN ' S DORMITORY J Administration President J. D. Moore 12 Dean John W. Stormont 13 Victoria College Board of Trustees E. A. BRINKMAN EARL CLIBURN GERALD DUBOSE LEO WELDER FRED PROCTOR Vice-President WINSTON ZIRJACKS President DR. C. B. MONTIER Secretary 14 LUCILLE ADAIR Biology ALFRED L. ALLEN Mathematics Chemistry ROLAND BEARD Mathematics Physics MRS. JOSEPHINE BING German ROLAND E. BING Assistant Dean WILBUR L. COLLINS Music CHARLES COZZENS IVY JEAN DABNEY MRS. MARY DOUGHTIE JACK EDWARDS Engineering English English Spanish English 15 ESTHER E. ETZEL Physical Education Biology HESTER W. EVANS Physical Education MRS. WILMA FELGER History Sociology FLOYD P. FOLSOM Mathematics HAROLD M. GARDNER Chemistry KENNETH A. GREENHILL MRS. JEANETTE HOULE English Business Administration LOUISE HUME Business Administration LEONA JONES Registrar V. T. KALLUS Agriculture JOHN MANG History 16 I? ' l IjL. J. M. McCLEARY English iw ROYCE G. MILLER Chemistry Mathematics ROBERT MOORE Eronomics HAROLD J. NICHOLS Business Manager MONROE NORTHCUTT MRS. ANNETTE OUTLAW Physical Education Business Administration ELMER OUTLAW Business Administration CvlltaJ MRS. LOIS ROWLAND Librarian HERBERT SERGEANT Chemistry Mathematics E. C. SHINN Mathematics ROBERT W. SHOOK History 17 CHARLES SPURLIN Government WILLIAM H. STEELE Industrial Arts MRS. CAROLINE SUMMERS CLAUDE A. TALLEY, JR. Speech Economics ETHEL THURMOND Art GARY MAC UNDERWOOD Biology MRS. JESSICA WARNLOF MRS. MARGUERITE WEEKS C. T. WHITMORE English Vocational ' Nursing English MRS. RUTH WILLIAMS Music 18 I Secretaries MRS. MARIAN HOWELL (Library Secretary) MRS. LETHA BRUCE MRS. DOROTHY BOHN (Business Office) MRS. VIRGINIA FORD (Faculty Secretary) MRS. LELA BEARD (Secretary to President) MRS. MARANELL COOK (Secretary to the Dean) MRS. MARY LOU GREEN MRS. CLAUDE BRYANT MRS. GAIL STEPHENS (Attendance Secretary) (Registrar ' s Office) MRS. MARTHA McINTOSH (Switchboard and Post Office) MRS. GLADYS GILLIG (Book Store) MRS. I. P. DICKINSON (Dietitian) MRS. DOROTHY BOULDIN MRS. WILLIE FRAZIER (Student Union) 19 20 ■ li fl Classes 21 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer MIKE HUMMEL SOPHIE STUBBS 22 JANET LEE ALBRECHT Victoria KIRBY LEE ALBRECHT VIRGINIA M. ALVAREZ Cuero Victoria ROBERT LEE ANDERS JAMES R. ARNOLD ENGLEBERT J. BAMMERT Shiner Port Lavaca Goliad CHARLES R. BEAVER Victoria ROGER RAY BECK Victoria DOLORES E. BERGER Yoakum 23 LINDA LEA BERGER Yoakum PAUL M. BETTS Victoria MARY JIM BOATMAN Victoria PATRICIA L. BRAZIL Edna LOLA E. BROWN Victoria JOY L. BROYLS Victoria 24 HARRY M. BRUTON Victoria PRUETT W. BURGE Victoria EDWARD A. BURTON Port Lavaca ROBERT M. BYARS. JR. Victoria BEULAH C. CANION WILLIAM CARLETON Port Lavara Gonzales JUDITH E. CHAPMAN New Orleans. La. JOHN E. CHISM Victoria ROBERT LYNN COOPER Yoakum EILEEN ANN COPLEY Victoria BONNIE J. CUDMORE Victoria REBECCA ANN CURRY Victoria 25 JOHN D. DAVIS Thomaston JAMES DE LEON, JR. Victoria SONYA DICKINSON Victoria JAMES M. DUSEK Victoria LINDA FAY FAGAN Victoria DOMINIC G. FLORES Victoria 26 CARROL F. FONDREN LOUISE R. FORREST Port Lavaca Point Comfort TERESE C. FOSSATI Victoria DOUGLAS M. FREEMAN RefuEio CARL A. GILSON Port Lavaca JOSEPHINE GONZALES Victoria FREDDY F. GRAHMANN Hallettsville BILLY F. GREEN Victoria SARAH B. GREEN Victoria LAVERNE 0. GRIFFITH Victoria WILLIAM A. HAMM Cuero CALVIN W. HANSELKA Victoria 27 ALTON W. HANSEN Victoria ROSALEE HAUBOLDT Victoria DONALD R. HEDRICK Victoria DAVID R. HEGER Victoria HOWARD J. HEMPEL Victoria JUNE C. HERRING Victoria 28 EUGENE J. HOBIZAL Port Lavaca LINDA F. HOFFMAN Glidden ERNEST D. HOLLAS Schulenburs; JAMES F. HORADAM Victoria WILLIAM E. HOWARD Victoria COR DELL HULL Victoria MICHAEL D. HUMMEL Victoria CLAUD B. JACOBS Yoakum ROBERT E. JANAK Haliettsville BARBARA JONES Victoria EDWARD F. KAINER Moulton BILLY G. KALICH Victoria 29 GEORGE J. KALLUS Hallettsville VICKI JO KEESLER Cuero JOHN F. KLEKAR, JR. Shiner SAMUEL E. KNIPLING Port Lavaca MAGDALEN M. KOEHL Victoria RUTH ANN KRAMER Victoria 30 FRED W. KREBS Victoria JANICE ANN KRUPPA Victoria MARILYN J. KUTCHKA Inez JAMES D. Kl VKENDALL Victoria JAMES H. LAMEY Victoria SHIRLEY A. LASSMANN Victoria DENNIS K. LAWRENCE Victoria BOBBY P. LONG Victoria JACK C. LUTENBACHER Refugio JOHN P. McCARTY Victoria ANN McCAULEY Victoria 31 LEONARD J. McCOWN Port Lavaca FRED W. McCOY Victoria NORMAN McLAIN Port Lavaca CONNIE JO McLARRY Yoakum ALTON R. MEYER Yorktown ROGER W. MILLER Inez 32 WILLIAM A. MILLER Edna MITZIE MITCHELL Victoria PAUL W. MOORE Victoria WILLIAM M. MOORE Victoria EMMLI r MOYA Victoria JANELLE K. MUELLER Victoria RONALD G. MUELLER Victoria LARRY MURPHY Victoria PATRICK J. NEVLUD Victoria JitL TERRI DALE NEWMAN Victoria JOHN H. NEWTON Victoria PEGGY J. OBERMILLER Victoria 33 WALTER L. PANKRATZ Yoakum CECIL C. PARKER Victoria CAROLYN ANN PASE Victoria DANIEL C. PERSON Goliad DAVID F. PEYTON Victoria FRANK D. PICKENS Galena Park 34 MAX B. POOLEY Point Comfort ROBERT W. POST Cuero WILLIAM R. POWELL Refugio JOHN A. POZZI Victoria GLORIA L. RANGNOW Meversville DOROTHY S. REYNOLDS Victoria ELIZABETH A. ROBERTS Dalton. Georpiia STEPHEN S. ROSS Nursery JAMES W. ROUSE Victoria MARVIN E. SAGER Cuero FREDDIE L. SANCHEZ G. ALLEN SCHRAMEK. JR. Victoria Victoria 35 CHARLES H. SEEKAMP CARROLL A. SERGEANT Yoakum Victoria GEORGE R. SHAFER Bloominston RAMON F. SILVAS Tivoli FRANK S. SISTI Victoria FRED E. SOMMERS Victoria 36 JAMES E. SPARKS Victoria HOWARD W. SPIES Victoria FRANKLIN D. STEPHENS Victoria SOPHIE M. STUBBS Victoria MICHAEL W. SULLIVAN Goliad HAROLD L. SUMMERS Edna DARLENE J. SVOBODA Victoria WILLIAM P. TASIN Victoria Ik i i SHARON D. TAWEEL Victoria FREDDY R. TERRELL Victoria BRENDA G. THEILENGERDES GENE E. THOM Victoria 37 PATRICIA ANN TIPTON Victoria PEGGY ANN TOLBERT Victoria RAYMOND L. TRABER Victoria ROBERT L. UNDERBRINK Goliad ANNA E. VELA Victoria JUDY M. WATSON Port Lavaca 38 JEAN M. WEARDEN Victoria MARTHA K. WEATHERFORD Victoria BARBARA ANN WIELAND Cuero PATH JO WILKINSON Victoria JOAN T. WILLIAMS Point Comfort WAYNE LEE WILLMON Victoria DONALD W. WINEGAR Victoria GLORIA J. WOFFORD Victoria HENRIETTA WOODS Victoria JAMES K. WRIGHT Victoria DAVID ZAMORA Victoria 39 Sophomore Class WITH THE FLAGS FLYING the sophomore class project for the year was begun. The sophomores raised the money to erect a monument bearing the name of the school on the front lawn of the campus. THE FINISHED PRODUCT . . . need we say more but Congrats and Thanks to the Sophs ' 62. LINDA FAGAN, sophomore, high- lighted the festivities of the Christmas season as she sang with the Ralph Galvan Orchestra at the Christmas Dance. 40 Activities SOPHOMORE AND FRESHMAN ALIKE together met in grand spirit at the out door pep rally held before the Del Mar game. BEAT DEL MAR! and we did and the victory- dance was as lively as the game. VICTORY? The basketball team won this one and Terri Dale Newman seems overjoyed but why is Frank Pickens so skeptical? 41 WISH AWAY THE WISHING WELL seems to be the attitude of these sophomores, Peggy Tolbert, Frank Pickens, and Tom Mills along with Student Council sponsor Miss Louise Hume as they try to decorate for the spring formal. HERE IS TERRI DALE NEWMAN as she was crowned Basketball Sweet- heart during halftime ceremonies at the Del Mar game. Presenting Terri with the award and kiss are Captains Don Winegar and Frank Pickens. BUSY SOPHS even during a dance as Victoria College held Pirate Player night February 9th. 42 Vocational Nursing EVELYN BARTEL FRANCIS BLAZEN EILEEN BRISS ANN BROWN DOROTHY CARAWAY OLGA GUILLEN MARTHA HALE 43 SYLVIA HAMMER BARBARA HODGE JUANITTA HOFFMAN 1 JO ANN LAZA BARBARA LEITA SOPHIA MOLINA HELEN ORTIZ JEANETTE PAYNE 44 Wf 1 LUPE RAMIREZ DIANNE SCHOENER JENNIE SIMONS DRUSILLA SINGLETON ABBAGAIL TATUM MARGARET UTZ DORAMAE WEIR BESSIE WILLIAMS 45 FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS President JOHN KOCH Vice-President DOROTHY WEBER Secretary JEAN GILLIG 46 Gary Don ADRIAN Joseph L. ALBRECHT, JR. Martin 0. ALMENDAREZ Charles H. ANDERSON Michael W. ARA Ophelia M. ARGO Sue Marie ATHEY George H. AUSEC Judith Ann BAASS Deadra D. BAKER James T. BAKER Glenda C. BARCLAY Geraldine BARKER 47 Lawrence E. William H. Pablo Roland E. Carl Lee BARTON BAUER BAYARENA BEARD BELLIS Paul Stephen BEYER Lynnda E. BIRDWELL Lew W. BLANKENBAKER Dennis W. BLANTON Gerald P. BLUDAU Virginia G. BOGGESS Raymond D. BOMERBACH 48 VkMk James N. BOOKER Vicki s. BOWER Donald Lee BRITT Melba A. BUENTELLO Maree E. BURNETTE Patricia A. CAMARILLO Joyce M. CAMPBELL Martha Sue CANO Barbara Ann CARSNER George R. CASEY .iL i Joseph W. CHAMROD Gloriadale R. CLARK 49 Diane S. CLEGG Docia A. CLEMENT Larry G. COKER Jo Carrol CRANFILL Emniett CRISP, JR. Sharon G. CRISWELL Carolyn R. CURTON Robert S. DANIEL Garvis Lee DAVIS Richard M. DAVIS Peggy M. DEDEAR Mary K. DE LOS SANTOS 50 Eddie W. DE OCHOA Iliip;o Lee DITTERT Patsv J. DITTERT Francis L. DONNELLY James B. DRABEK Robert C. FARMER lartha Ann FARRAR 51 Judith C. FAULK Richard H. FAULKNER Tommy H. FAULKNER Patracia G. FOSS Kay Edward FRANKS 4 Antonio X. GARANZUAY Dorothy G. GARCIA Matthew J. GASKIN Sandra G. GEISTMAN Mary Sue GENTRY 52 Philip M. GILBERT Sue E. GILLEY Jean Ann GILLIG Clifton Ray GIPS Peggv O ' Neal GiRDY Larrv V. GOFF Margaret GOHLKE Martha GOHLKE Charles M. GOODENOUGH Raymond M. GOODWIN Joe F. GREENLEES Edith R. GREER Nelda F. GRIFFITH 53 Sharon Lea Maximiliano Lila J. SueM. Albert F. GRIGSBY GUZMAN HAHN HALE HALL Jerry B. HALL Joyce Ann HAMLIN Pamela HARBERSON Roger E. HARRALSON I James F. HARRISON Sandra J. HEINRICH Charles A. HELLER 54 Carol Jean HEiNSLEY Gustavo M. HERNANDEZ James Lee HIGHSMITH Sandra K. HOFF Archie L. HOLUB Louis E. HOOD John D. HURST Wilson F. JARED Erwin D. JEMELKA Sandra F. JENKINS Eunice Ann JOHNSON James C. JOHNSON 55 Max W. JOINES Alan K. KAHLICH Iris Faye KALICH Donald R. KASPER Frances E. KEATHLY lifedd John H. KEENEY Maurice R. KELLEY, JR. John G. KIESLING Doris Ann KING Joyce E. KING Bernard J. KLOESEL Michael D. KOCIAN Hugo E. KOLTERMAN 56 Nancy J. KOUBA Nelva Lea KRUEGER Joy Carolyn KUCK James K. LAAKE William R. LA NEAVE John R. LAWRENCE Yvonne Kay LAZA Harold E. LIECK Carolyn P. LIFORD 57 Willie Eugene LOTT John W. MAJOR Carolyn M. MANION Harris K. MARKLEY Sharon Jane MARTIN Dorothy J. MATTHEW Archie McCLURE Sharon L. McDonald Loyd McKIMMEY, JR. Joy M. McKINNEY Larry C. McWHERTER Joel Reeves MEADOR John Leslie MEITZEN 58 John William MENELEY Bettv Lou MILLER Jack Lee MILLER Jo Ann MITSCHERLING Philip F. MLADENKA Ben Garcia MONIES Cailynn MOORE Cora Jo MOORE Sandra Bea MORISSE Janice A. MORITZ Kenneth W. MORRIS 59 Mary A. MIJNSCH Marian M. MUSSELMAN Nancy E. NEWMAN Barbara J. OBERMILLER Veronica N. OLSOVSKY Rose Ann ORTIZ Robert Lee PARGMANN 60 Barbara Lvnii PARSONS Rov Mark PATTON Jerry Lee PAVLICEK Joseph F. PEREZ John Mark PERRY Thomas D. PETRE Henry C. PFENNINGER Ronald D. POLLOCK Carol) n L. POOLE Geneva H. POWELL Paula Marie PRIBYL Joyce F. Nancv G. PURCELL RANGNOW 61 Manuel D. Joyce J. Claudia Ann Homer G. Ronald T REYES RODER RILEY RIOJAS RIPPLE Alice Joyce ROBINSON Rubye R. ROBINSON George W. RODEN Ralph L. RODRIQUEZ Diego ROJAS Edwin L. ROTHBAUER James R. ROTHBAUER Erwin L. ROTHER 62 Vincent RUIZ Eugene A. RYBAK Dan G. SALMON Mary Alice SARLLS Ronald M. SAWEY Henry 0. SCHRAMEK Cherly F. SCURLOCK Rudolph J. SEILER Donald R. SELBY Josephine R. SERRATA Tommy G. SHAJNKS Cherie J. SH ELTON Mary Kay SHEPPARD 63 Gregory G SILVA Joyce Ann SPIES Janet E. STEVENS Shelia D. STEWART Peggy J. STONE Robert S. STRAND Donald R. STRIEBER Richard A. STURM Mary Jo SULLIVAN 64 William G. SUMMERS Davis Ray SWOAP Tana S. THOMAS Robert H. THORPE Ronald G. TIETZ Dorothy Ann Vernon L. TIMME TOWNSEND Telmond E. TUCH Thomas A. TYNG Lawrence URESTI. JR. Leon J. VASEK William S. VINCENT Rose Mary VOGT 65 Shelby L. WAGNER Patricia WALKER Pamela E. WARD Clemens F. WASKOW Leola WATERS Rita WEARDEN Thomas H. WEAVER Dorothy M. WEBER Holmes P. WEEMS JonM. WHITEMAN Jolene D. WIGGINS John E. WILKINSON 66 John D. WILLIAMS Linda J. WILLIAMS Raymond L. WILLIAMS Leroy D. WILtSE Wilbur J. WRIGHT Roger W. WULF Daniel J. YOUNG Beatrice E. ZACEK Grace E. ZIRJACKS Freshmen Iris K a 1 i c h, Linda Hausmann, and Carl Bellis seem to be en- joying themselves at the homecoming poster party. 67 Freshman Cla It seems as though the Freshman class was pretty well represented at the first dance of the ' 61- 62 school year. Freshmen Ronnie Sistrunk, Larry Goff, Pat Wash, Babs Miller, and Dan Young seem unaware that their pic- tures are being made. Freshman Linda Hausmann listens to instructions .being given by Miss Etzel. 68 ss Activities Frcshnian l)i()Iof;y students are hard at work niltint; llifir pigs during a lab period. Tables and tables full of Freshmen are resting during a break at the first school dance. Freshman chemistry students look as thoup;h thev know what thev are doing. 69 1 70 ? BUII l)IN(, Organizations Jolly Roger Staff News Editor Dorothy Weber, Editor Pat Liford, Assistant Editor Shelia Stewart. John Wilkinson, News Editor Dorothy Weber, Editor Pat Liford, Assistant Editor Shelia Stewart, Typist Barbara Carsner, Feature Editor Vicki Bower, Sports Editor Wesley Aldis. SPONSOR: Mr. Greenhill. SPONSOR: Kenneth Greenhill Pirate Staff Editor Joyce Hamlin, Assistant Editor Jimmy Laake, Associate Editor Dolores Berger. Sports Jimmy Rothbauer, Activities Jolene Wiggins, Allen Kahlich, Classes Shelia Stewart, Assistant Editor Jimmy Laake, Editor Joyce Hamlin, Favorites Mark Patton, Associate Editor Dolores Berger. 72 MEMBERS: Frank Pickens, Dorothy Weber, Mike Hummel, Peggy Tolbert, Claud Jacobs, Keith Markley, E. J. Bammert, Bernard Kloesel, Bobby Gerhardt, Terri Dale Newman. Student Council OFFICERS CLAUD JACOBS President KEITH MARKLEY Vice-President PEGGY TOLBERT Secretary-Treasurer Fall semester President, Frank Pickens, resigned from office because he felt that he could not give fair atten- tion to both the council and his scholastic work. Claud Jacobs, Sophomore Class President, was elected by the council to fill the vacancy. SPONSOR: Louise Hume 73 MEMBERS: James Arnold, Deadra Baker, Lynnda Birdwell, Dennis Blanton, James Blanton, Michael Burgess, Bonnie Cudmore, Garvis Davis, Bill Elliott, Linda Fagan, Louise Forrest, Sarah Green, Joe Greenlees, Lonnie Harper, Michael Hummel, Eddie Hunt, Billy Kalich, Frances Keathley, Joan Kruppa, Thomas Megason, Cora Jo Moore, Barbara Miller, Nancy Morrison, Jerry Parr, Joseph Perez, Joyce Purcell, Elizabeth Roberts. Carroll Sergeant, Fred Somniers, Julia Speed, Sibyl Steubing, Sharon Taweel, Barbara Wieland, James Wright, Barbara Ober- miller, Eddie DeOchoa. College Chorus Under the direction of Mrs. Williams, the Victoria College Choir has had a full sched- ule this year. Last fall they performed with the San Antonio Symphony, gave a concert for the Cuero Music Lover ' s Society, and sang Christmas carols at the Twin Pines Rest Home. Highlighting the Spring semester was their participation in the oratorio Eli- jah presented in the Victoria College Gym. 74 DIRECTOR: Ruth Williams FRONT ROW: Eunice Johnson, Carolyn Curton, Louise Forrest, Peggy Uedear, David Lipscomb, Lynnda Birdwell, Thomas Megason, Emmett Moya, Sharon Criswell. Sharon Newman. Connie McLarry. SECOND ROW: Beatrice Zacek, Mary Jo Sullivan, Michael Ara, Dennis Blanton, Patti Jo Wilkinson, Laverne Griffith, George Ausec, Vincent Ruiz, Quincy Hodge. BACK ROW: James Harrison, Mark Perry, Ralph Rodriguez, Carl Bellis, Vernon Townsend, Bill Summers, Donald Allsen, Sandra Morisse, Edward Burton, John Williams. Pirate Band DIRECTOR WILBUR COLLINS 75 • „ Zjg MEMBERS: R. Barrios, L. Bendele, T. Britt, P. Camarillo, S. Criswell, T. Fossati, G. Clifton, S. Griffith, R. Hauboldt, I. Kalich, G. Kallus, J. Klekar, M. Koehl, M. Kutchka, A. Lamb, K. Littlefield, M. Talvin, J. Memely, B. Meyer, R. Miller, B. Monies, J. Mueller, C. Olsovsky, V. Olsovsky, M. Roves, V. Ruiz, J. Serrata. L. Uresti, J. Watson, B. Zacek, S. Gilley. SPON- SORS: Mrs. J. Houle, Mr. and Mrs. E. Outlaw. Business Cluh OFFICERS MAGDALEN KOEHL President SUE GILLEY Vice-President THERESE FOSSATI Secretary 76 MEMBERS: K. Esterak, T. Petru, C. Wild, E. J. Bammert, F. Pickens, W. C. Billings, F. Sanchez, D. Lawrence, B. Byars, B. Summers, V. Keesler, R. Pargmann, V. Townsend, S. Smith, W. Willmon, R. Georgie, D. Svoboda, W. Hanselka, D. Bragg, V. Pavlu, M. Johnson, W. Whiteworth, C. F. Waskow, D. Pagel, L. Donnelly. E. Jemelka, D. Kasper, E. Crisp, G. Thompson, P. Lee, D. Taylor, J. Rickman, J. Meitzen, R. Tietz, P. Stone, D. Warzecha, C. Goodenough. B. Gerhardt, G. Taylor. M. Sager, L. Hoffman, C. Curton, E. Copley, J. Kuch, P. Dedear, E. Hollas, L. Fagan. G. Theilengerdes, B. Daniels, T. Cox, K. Albrecht, G. Bludau, D. Winegar, F. Ardoin, C. Hogan, D. Blanton. H. Clark, A. Holub, J. Newton. S. Tawell. B. Moore, J. Jones, H. Simmons, G. Kallus, T. Thomas, J. Albrecht, L. Vasek. W. Koop, J. Haas, J. Klekar, N. Rangnow, R. Ripple, F. Fonseca, R. Pollock, E. Tuch. L. Williams, J. Chapman, P. Baker, J. Huber. SPONSOR: Mr. V. T. Kallus. Aggie Cluh OFFICERS WAYNE HANSELKA President DONNY KASPER Vice-President FREDDIE SANCHEZ Treasurer 77 Art Cluh MEMBERS: Dan Young, Linda Jacob, Virginia Alvarez, Jerry Parr, James DeLeon, Dorothy Matthew, Elizabeth Casselly, David Lipscomb. SPONSOR: Ethel Thurmond. German Cluh MK.MBERS: Nelva Lee Krueger, Pat Liford, Jim Fulbright, Vicki Bower, Marian Musselman, Joe Chamrad, Carl Bellis, Richard Sturm. SPONSOR: Mrs. Josephine Bin . 78 C O ? 9 Iff. Q c College Forum MEMBERS; Di ' Jiira Baker, Hubert Cooper, Lila Hahn, Mieliael Hummel, Claud Jacobs, Joan Kruppa, Betty Miller, Carolyn Pase, Carolyn Poole, Ronald Sawey, Carroll Sergeant, James Wright. SPONSORS: Mrs. Felger, Mr. Shook, and Mr. Talley. Texas Student Education Association MEMBERS: H. Schramek, M. Farrar, B. Cudmore, D. Clegg, S. Duran, P. Pribyl, B. Parsons, D. Timme, M. Gentry. D. Reynolds, S. Hale, T. Shanks, E. Barnetle, P. Tipton, E. Johnson, P. Ward, M. Lockstedt, S. Athey, J. Gillif;, D. Garcia, B. Wieland, M. Boatman, G. Silvas, D. Weber, A. Vela, R. Falkson, J. Moss. SPONSOR: Mr. R. Moore. 79 FALL SEMESTER INITIATION: FRONT ROW: Secretary Eileen Copley, Reporter (Spring semester) Virginia Alvarez, Dolores Berger, Connie McLarry, Betsy Campbell, Reporter (Fall semester) Pat Tipton, Marilyn Kutchka. BACK ROW: President Carroll Sergeant, Treasurer Carolyn Pase, Robert Post, Sam Knipling, James Sparks. Phi Theta Kappa New members admitted to the organization this Spring were, Peggy Adams, Deadra Baker, Virginia Boggess, Sandra Duran, Mike Freeman, Mike Hummel, Genevieve Koonce, Nelva Lee Kr ueger, Pat Liford. Cora Jo Moore, Nancy Morrison, Marian Mussehiian, Carolyn Poole, Ronald Sawey, Frank Sisti, Fred Sommers, Dorothy Weber, Grace Zirjacks. This year PHI THETA KAPPA has been very active. Members ar- ranged items of interest in the dis- play cases in the Administration building, typed manuscripts for fac- ulty members, and provided career pamphlets for Seniors visiting the College on Career Day. The success of their projects was due greatly to the help and guidance of their spon- sors, Mrs. Rowland and Miss Warn- loff. Virginia, Sam, and Marilyn look over Career Day pamphlets. 80 Illil MEMBERS: Marie Argo, Pat Brazil, Joyce Campbell, Herman Urinkard, Lawrence Griffith, June Herring, Sandra Jenkins, Billy Kalich, Janice Kruppa, Jimmy Laake, Harold Leich, Will LaNeave, Jimmy Lamey, Willie Lott, Keith Markley, Ernest Martin, Nancy Newman, Terri Dale Newman, Neva Powell, Nancy Rangnow, George Roden, Elizabeth Roberts, Fred Sommers, Sophie Stubbs, Paul Tasin, Petty Tolbert, Pat Walker, Jean Wearden, Rita Wearden, Kay Weatherford, Iris Kalich, Spunky Gerjis, Ed Kainer, Frank Pickens, John Newton, C. M. Singleton, George Casey, Gerry Hall. Bill Summers. SPONSOR: Mrs. Caroline Summers. Gavel Club MEMBERS: M. Argo, J. CampbeU, C. Gerjis, S. Hale, J. Herring, T. Newman, R. Newton, N. Powell, P. Brazil, J. Laake, J. Lamey, F. Sommers, B. Summers, K. Weatherford, J. Hall, C. Martin, L. Fagan, R. Goodwin, E. Howard, M. Hummel, L. Jacob, S. Stubbs, R. Wearden, C. Jacobs, C. Moore, D. Weber. Speech Activities SPEECH CHOIR — Under the direction of Mrs. Summers, members speech activities group give a reading. the 81 MEMBERS: Hugo Dittirt, Edith Greer, James Harrison, David Heger, John Hurst, Mary Munsch, Max Pooley, James Sparks, Grace Zir jacks, Ray Bomersbach. SPONSOR: Mr. Beard. Women ' s Sports Association s c C i I e u n h c e MEMBERS: Docia Clement, Patricia Dean, Linda Fagan, Martha Gohlke, Linda Hoffman, Joyce King, Nancy Kouba, Pat Morris, Virginia Muenzler, Mary Alice Sarrls, Joyce Smith, Janet Stevens. SPONSOR: Esther Etzel. 82 E n 8 C i I n u e b e r i n g MEMBERS: J. Allirecht, T. Baker, D. Browning, H. Bruton, J. Dusek, B. Farmer, T. Faulkner, T. Garanzuay, H. Hemple, S. Knipling, N. McLain, J. Meador, R. Mueller, J. Pavlicck, E. Bother, J. Rouse, R. Underbrink, G. Adrian, F. Krebs, D. Person, C. Cunningham. SPONSOR: Mr. Sergeant. Association of College Christians MEMBERS: Mary Cassel, Sandra Duran, Sue Ann Dusek, Lila Hahn, Sandra Jenkins, Barbara Jones, Gencvieye Koonce, Normon McLain, Burnice Nelson, James Rouse, Ronald Sawey, Dorothy Timme, Judy Watson. SPONSOR: Mr. Underwood. 83 Episcopal Student Group MEMBERS: Sharon Taweel, Ann McCauley, Nancy Rangnow, George Casey, Tommy Faulkner, Gerald Mayer, Gerald Taylor, Jolene Wiggins. SPONSOR: Mr. C. T. Whitniore. Methodist Student Movement MEMBERS: Joseph Albrecht, Donald Britt, Marie Burnett, Joyce Campbell, Bonnie Cudmore, Sue Hale, Eunice Johnson. Pat Liford, Judy Moss, Marion Mussleman, Shelia Stewart, Jim Wright. SPONSOR: Mrs. M. Doughtie. 84 MEMBERS: Peggy Adams, Glenda Barclay. James Booker, Donald Britt, Lola Brown, Carlita Cannaday, William Carlelon, Robert Cooper, Sharon Criswell, Rebecca Curry, Robert Daniel, John Davis, Patricia Dean, Richard Denn, Judy Falk, Joe Foley, Matthew Gaskin, Raymond Goodwin, Billy Green, Sharon Grigsby, Calvin Hanselka, James Highsmith. Robert Hogan, William Howard, Michael Hummel, James Johnson, Donny Casper, Frances Kealliley, Hugo Koltermann, William LaNeave, Willie Lott, Joe Lugo, Leonard McCown, Joy McKinney, Alvin May, Betty Miller, J ack Miller, Cora Jo Moore, Bill Moore, Ronnie Newton, Sharon Newman, Cecil Parker, Jerry Parr, Frank Pickens, Neva Powell, Tommy Price, Joyce Rhoder, George Roden, Dan Salmon, Harold Sellers, James Smith, Joyce Smith, James Sparks, Tana Thomas, Patricia Tipton, Leola Waters, Martha Weatherford, Raviiiond Williams, Donald Winegar, Robert Yawn. SPONSORS: Lucille Adair, Charles Cozzens. Baptist Student Union 85 (F l -tHWSWSW -.. Lutheran Student Association MEMBERS: L. Coker, D. Dold, J. 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Newman Cluh 87 88 Favorites 89 Terri Dale Newman i y ' y Mir ' All College Favorite Boy Frank Pickens Carroll Sergeant ■ .TdHt J Peggy Tolbert Who Pat Liford Eileen Copley 94 Who Dolores Berger Carolyn Pase 95 Who ' s Who Paula Pribyl Dorothy Weber - Witfc- College Sweetheart Terri Dale Newman Pirate Barbara Wieland Darlene Svoboda M Peggy Tolbert Belles Dorothy Weber Jean Gillig Linda Hausmann Pirate Marie Argo Cora Jo Moore Nancy Morrison Belles Linda Fagan Anna Vela June Herring Basketball Sweetheart Terri Dale Newman Most Popular Peggy Tolbert Frank Pickens Most Attractive Jon Herring Don Winegar Sophomore Favorites ::: ? i s ' • r . % ' : ' ■ i£?% ' Most Popular Cora Jo Moore Keith Markley Freshman Favorites Most Attractive Jean Gillig Lew Blankenbaker J y .. ' ' .. ' ?Sl5!Ks . ' f- Western Week Sweethea mda Hoffman 106 Activities 107 WHO CAN FORGET CARLA? The Activities of V. C. were prolonged for three days because of her. Say, who braved the storm for this picture? THE PRIDE OF THE SOPHS— Who can say more than thanks for a job well done to the Sophomore class of 1962. The name marker added much to the campus. VICTORIA C0UI8 % i m kA-i: -l 1 FOOLS OR GENIUS— Seems there are always a couple of people like these shown who are always studying . . . why? SPEECH CHOIR— The Christmas Ac- tivities at V ' .C. were further graced by the activities of the speech choir, here performinj; at the First Methodist Church. S ' HOA, BOSSY! These girls at the Western Week picnic were all oluntarj- I?) contestants in the cow milking contest. From those luzzled expressions they look as if they don ' t know which end is up. FRESHMAN PICNIC— But why the sophomores? June Her- ring and John Kiesling seem to have busted up the exclusive freshman rights to picnic while Paula Pribyl seems to have lost her partner. WESTERN EEK ASSEMBLY. All the cowpokes and cowgirls gather here to hear Mr. Collins and the band. JUST HUNGRY! All the cowboys of Western Week managed to sit down here without much gunplay to eat bar-b-que like civilized folk. FRESHMAN PICNIC— Not a remnant of the food left as the activities of the picnic begin with dancing on the slab. DANCE AWAY. Seems too crowded to dance away anywhere but, nevertheless, the Christmas Dance was a great success. INVASION? No, just Career Day when all the little high schoolers came to inspect V.C. and to see real college life. EASTER I ' AGEANT. The Victoria Col- lege Choir and Band perform in concert at an Easter program open to the pub- lic. CHOIR PERFORMING— Mrs. Ruth Williams conducts the Victoria College Choir as they perform for the visiting students at Career Day. LET ' S NOT FIGHT! After all, we ' re almost not freshmen anymore. Ronnie Green, Carl Bellis, Linda Hausman, Joe Albrecht, Keith Markley, Iris Kalich and Paula Pribyl seem to be at some disagreement about the choice of records. PICKENS RESIGNS— Frank Pickens hands the gavel of the Student Council to Claude Jacobs after he resigned from the office of president. H E R S H E L ! With groans of mis- ery and horror all the biology students embarked upon a new experience — the fetal pig. What an experience, ugli ! ! 112 WE ' RE OFF— The sopho- mores wait for the buses to come speed them off to a day of quiet leisure in New Braun- fels. TOUGH GAME IN THE OLD SALOON— Looks as if these cow pokes have hit a stalemate in that rough game of dominoes. CAN ' T STUDY? But who could during the activi- ties of Western Week? Ronnie Green and Jimmie Biedermann find it hard to hang up their guns for a trig book so, they just laze around the dorm. THE LINE UP — And everyone did just that, about three times, at the Western Bar-b-que. ARE THEY FRIENDLY? These Indi- ans sure seem to be, especially to that poor tired sheriff sitting there. WHAT ' S YOUR BRAND? Intermission at the slern Barn Dance brought much talk and eating. 113 SUNGLASSES, GENTS? Well, I guess anything is ap- propriate for these freshmen at the freshman picnic. But, just who are those sophs on the right? NOW, LET ' S YELL! All of V.C. turned out in front of the Union for the outdoor pep rally before the Del Mar game. CAREER DAY. Here are some of the poor tired souls who agreed to sacrifice a college holiday to help out with the Career Day for surrounding high schools. MR. SNOWMAN. He seemed happiest at the turnout and frolic at the Christmas Dance. 114 SWING YOUR PARTNER— ami tliafs exactly what evcrycine was doing lli, night of the Western Dance. COUNTRY BREAKFAST— Everyone was tired and hungry after the trail ride into town, hut the bacon and eggs were ready and waiting, thanks to Doc Kallus. DESPERADOES? No, looks like just girls from here but, someone locked them up. I wonder what they were sent up for? Maybe spraying perfume on the horses. HIDEOUT FOR JANET. Miss Albrecht seems to be hiding out from that sheriff and posse who made terror in the V.C. territory. AFTER ' EM, GIRLS — The girls entered in the cow milking contest seemed to be having quite a bit of trouble even getting to that cow. 115 OUR LEADER! This picture touches our hearts and funny bone as all of V.C. remembers the hard time Marie Argo had in running after that cow in order to win the cow milking contest. THE SOUTHERN- AIRES — This was the group of Western gents that played music for the Western Barn Dance. RANCHO GRANDE— Cleo McCormich, Jim- my Muska, Carol Saun- ders, David Warzecha, Karen Pierce and Wayne Hanselka seem to be making a night of it. 116 EATING AGAIN— As always all of V.C. is hungry all the time. At least it seems that way when you look at this picture from the Western Bar-b-que. MR. BEARD AT V.C. What a handsome grisly lot! Robert Gaubatz, on the far left, won the bid for the title of Mr. Beard over all these other contestants in the beard growina contest. YEA, MR. WHITMORE! Even the faculty managed to get in on the tail-end of the Raneho Grande. RESTIN ' IN THE SHADE — That afternoon sun just gets a cowpoke down. So, they seemed to settle down with their guns quiet and their jaws free from tobacco to listen to Lonnie Harper and his guitar. GANG FIGHT? NO, just a peaceful lyncliing in front of the Union. SITTING ON THE HAY. And dancing by the camp fire at the Western Bam Dance. THEY GOT AL CAI ' UNE . . . hui, in our Western Jail House? 117 THE COURT OF THE SPRING FORMAL— College Sweetheart, Terri Dale New- man is surrounded by her court of Pirate Rpllc JUST VISITING— Chatter around the punch bowl well was varied but always present during the spring formal. V.C. GOES FORMAL — The Spring Formal brought the college out in fancy dress with much activity on the dance floor. 118 JUNE HERRING PEGGY TOLBERT JEAN GILLIG ANNA VELLA DR. WAYLAND MOODY— President of San Antonio College presided as guest speaker at the graduation exercises of Victoria College. .MARILYN KUTCHKA . . . The valedictorian of V.C. receives her diploma from Mr. Proctor. SALLaATORIAN— Carolyn Pase re- ceives her diploma and congratulations on graduation. CLAUD J. COBS — President of the Student Council steps across the stage to receive his diploma and hand shake from Mr. Proctor. 120 l!Rili ' - Sports 121 COACH H. W. (STUMP) EVANS SEASON RECORD Nov. 17 Victori Nov 28 Victori Nov 30 Victor] Dec. 5 Victori Dec. 8-9 Victori Dec. 11 Victori Dec. 14 Victori Jan. 3 Victori Jan. 5 Victori Jan. 8 Victori Jan. 12 Victori Jan. 13 Victori Jan. 18 Victori Jan. 25 Victori Jan. 30 Victor Feb. 1 Victori Feb. 5 Victori Feb. 7 Victori Feb. 9 Victori Feb. 13 Victor Teb. 17 Victori Feb. 20 Victor Feb. 23 Victor Mar Victor 99 ....„ 77 College 69 79 75 „_69 .. . -..-61 88 83 College .....63 86 .107 College - - - College 84 College . 62 College 97 College College __ 105 ...71 94 College 74 College 81 58 College 72 College 76 Schreiner Institute 74 San Antonio College 78 Wharton Junior College 86 University of Houston Freshmen 69 San Antonio Tournament 57 Texas University Freshmen 94 Rice Freshmen 62 San Antonio College — 74 Southmost College 51 Texas A I Freshmen 80 Wharton Junior College 69 St. Thomas University 62 Uvalde College (Southwest) forfeit Texas A I Freshmen 64 Schreiner Institute 81 Trinity University Freshmen 74 Southmost College 64 Trinity University Freshmen 57 Del Mar Junior College 85 St. Thomas University 61 Del Mar Junior College 70 University of Houston Freshmen 68 Rice University Freshmen 59 Wharton Junior College 92 Denotes Gulf Coast Junior College Athletic Conference. 122 DONALD WINEGAR Co-Captain FRANK PICKENS Co-Captain VICTORIA 99 SCHREINER INSTITUTE 74 Nov. 17. In the season opener the Pirates raced past the Mountaineers for a very impressive opener. The Pirates held the game lead by Sophomore Frank Pickens, who hit the silk for 35 points. Donald Winegar trailed ten behind Frank, dropping in 25 points. Others tallying for the Pirates were, Lew Blandenbaker, 9; Joe Foley, 8; John Newton. 5; George King and Henry Schramek, 4: James Booker and Levi Bendele, 3; Leon Vasek, 2; and Ahon Meyer, 1. SAN ANTONIO COLLEGE 78 VICTORIA 77 Nov. 28. San Antonio College edged out the Pirates in the second match of the season. Pickens again led the Pi- rate scoring column with 29 points. John Newton, number 34, tries a jump shot in the Schreiner Institute game Nov. 17 while Levi Bendele waits for the rebound. 123 LEW BLANKENBAKER JOHN NEWTON VICTORIA 79 UNIVERSITY OF HOUSTON FRESHMEN 69 Dec. 5. Pirates again took a victory over the visitors. Coming from behind the Pirates overtook the University of Houston Kittys and defeated them. Donald Winegar led the Pirates this time hitting for 24 points. Blankenbaker and Pickens fell in line next with 17. Others scoring for the Pirates were Newton, 9; Bendele, 3; and Booker, 2. TEXAS A I 80 VICTORIA 63 Jan. 8. Pirates took their firs t defeat against A I College. Winegar led the crew in this match with 29 points. Pickens came in next for the Pirates with 16 points. Donald Winegar, the Pirates. No. 10, shooting for two more points for 124 LEVI BENDELE LEON VASEK VICTORIA 86 WHARTON JUNIOR COLLEGE 69 Jan. 12. Pirates won their second game against Wharton. Led by Pickens with 23 points and Bendele with 15, the Pirates turned the tables with a victory. VICTORIA 107 ST. THOMAS UNIVERSITY 62 Jan. 13. Pirates broke the hundred mark for the first time this season. The hosts overran St. Thomas of Houston. Pickens again led the scoring for the Pirates with 2.5 points. Levi Bendele and No. 55 waiting for the rebound, if there is one. 125 ALTON RAY MEYER JAMES BOOKER SCHREINER INSTITUTE 81 VICTORIA 62 Jan. 30. When the Pirates met Schreiner Institute for the second time this year an- other upset arose. The Mountaineers over- rode the Pirates by 19 points. VICTORIA 97 TRINITY FRESHMEN 74 Feb. 1. Frank Pickens turned his very best performance of the season with 40 points during this game. Newton and Winegar added 42 points to the game. Frank Pickens preparing to shoot while Joe Foley, No. 30, tries to be there for the rebound. 126 GEORGE KING RAY TRADER HENRY SCHRAMEK JOE FOLEY 127 BILL POWELL ROiNNIE POLLOCK -i.sL l !-. ' i RONNIE NEWTON— Manager Ray Traber, No. 24, takes a shot against San Antonio )llege while Levi Bendele waits for the outcome. 128 T r a c k COACH MONROE NORTHCUTT BACK ROW: Hcn -ky ..urr, Hunur MiLain. Charlie- Eniiis, Carty Boethel, Archie McClure, Calvin Cunningham, and Roger Harralson. BOTTOM ROW: Robert Thorpe, Charles Anderson, Greg Silva, Kenneth Littlefield, Danny Per- sons, and Mickey Sullivan. 129 NORMAN McLAIN DANNY PERSON CAREY BOETHEL CHARLES ENNIS HENSLEY WEAVER MICKEY SULLIVAN AuoillE McCLURE CALVIN CUNNINGHAM ROBERT THORPE 130 CHARLES ANDERSON ROGER HARRALSON GKEG SILVA Klv i ETH LITTLEFIELD TONY GARANZUAY JOHN LAWRENCE JOE MEADOR 131 T e n n I s DUAL MEETS WON— 5 LOST— 2 LEFT TO RIGHT: Ralpha Favor, Bobby Brown, David Peyton, Holmes Weems. CONFERENCE MEET R. Favor and B. Brown Won Conference Doubles. H. Weems Runner-up for Con- ference Singles. 132 DAVID PEYTON ROBERT WEEMS o I f Clifton Gipps, William Powell, Coach Harold Gardner, James Arnold, and William Hamm. The Victoria College Golf team won over Del Mar College and A I Col- lege, but took a loss from San Marcos and San Antonio College. Clifton Gipps and James Arnold took the first place in the Conference Meet. Clifton Gip= and JJllR An during the Conference Meet. ..Id h.dding th._- li..i.hy tl 133 B o y s Victoria College Students playing flag football which is part of the new Intramural Sports Program. The Mules : W. Wright, B. Kloesel, G. Ausec, R. Mueller, J. Horak, D. Britt, K. Littlefield, J. Whiteman, and L. Neil. n t r a m u r a I BADMINTON DOUBLES: John Meitzen and George Ausec. 134 VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM: E. Tuch, R. Janak, B. Schafer, J. Pozzi, and J. Horadam. I r I s VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM: Jo CranfiU, S. Hoff, D. Weber, J. Campbell, M. Buenlelln. C. Curton, L. Hoffman, and T. Thomas. n t r a m u r a I PADDLE TENNIS WINNERS: Linda Hoffman and INTRAMURAL TABLE TENNIS WINNERS: Carolyn Poole and Grace Zirjacks. Melba Buentello. Cheerleaders Cheryl Scurlock Linda Hoffman Head Cheerleader Terri Dale Newman ffli 4