4- «► i 1 i â– xiffrw -£r) v • ' « â– :   . afi T. $ k 4 1964 PIRATE i VICTORIA COLLEGE ICTORIA COLLEGE Victoria. Te is What is college? Is it a campus? Is it buildings where classes meet every day? Is it the administration or the professors? Is it the homework? Is it fun, friends, and fellowship? Indeed, it is all these things, but it is more. It is people, it is students. This year, 1964, at Victoria College, it is YOU . . . This lias been a memorable year ... a happy year, a sad year, a productive year. A year of initial college experience for some and a year that signalized the halfway mark for others. Two death- left an indelible mark on the V.C. campus. The assassination of President John Kennedy plunged the campus into a shocked, motionless Friday afternoon. Even closer to us, the death of Mr. Robert Moore left his students and co-workers with a sense of deep loss. This is YOUR book, about YOUR year at Victoria College. The PIRATE staff and I have tried to capture the memories for you. This is IT . . . The 1964 PIRATE. Sincerely, Jean McLacklan Editor TABLE OF CONTENTS Foreword Administration and Faculty Trustees Administration Faculty Classes Sophomores Nurses Freshmen Favorites Campus Life Organizations Activities Athletics Index 15 81 95 140 Victoria College wmmmmm mmammi Board of Trustees Fri ' d Proctor 11 instoii Zirjacks Ih. C. P. Montier 1 a e-President President Secretary Gerald DuBose Earl ( ' .lilt um Morns Slid 1 tit rk Leo Welder President J. D. Moore President of Victoria College since 1948, Mr. J. D. Moore has led the College through a period of steady growth. A graduate of North Texas State College, he has also played an important role in civic leadership of the rapidly developing Victoria area. f Dr. John W. Stormont f ice-President and Dean Dr. Roland E. Bing l ssi slant Dean - ?M 4 LEONA JONES, M.A. Registrar HAROLD J. NICHOLS. M.A. Business Manager E. C. SHINN, M.Ed. Dean of Men Mathematics LOUISE HUME, M.B.A. Dean of Women Business Administration LOIS ROWLAND, M.L.S. Librarian Â¥ ft vVVV 4 ° v This is the last Pirate to picture Dr. John W. Stor- mont as Vice-President and Dean as his resignation becomes effective July 1, 1964. Dr. Stormont ' s years of leadership have been years of growth. He has been a friend of student publications and one year spon- sored the Pirate. Dr. Stormont will remain as Director of the Evening School. Dr. Roland E. Bing, as new dean, is also a man who understands and encourages publications activi- ties. He, too, has sponsored the Pirate and previously served as Director of Student Publications at Texas A M. VC students will want to join the publications staff in commending the work of the retiring Dean, and pledging support to his successor. Mrs. Melba Coleman joined the {acui- ty in January as a part-time teacher of Home Economics. And here in the middle of the flower we find the pistil, explains Mi s Lucille Adair to one of lot biolog students. LUCILLE ADAIR. M.S. Biolojn ALFRED I. ALLEN, M.S. Mathematics, Chemistry ROLAND E. BEARD. M.: Physics. Mathematics JOSEPHINE BING, M.A. German WILBUR L. COLLINS, M.M. IVY JEAN DABNEY, M.A. OLIVER C. DAVIS. . M.Ed. TULAJO DAVIS, M.A. Music, Speech English Mathematics English, Sociolog) ' r O W £ i M k I- _- kh lth FRANK DEAVER, M.A. History-, Journalism HESTER W. EVANS, M.A. Physical Education, Basketball Coach MARY DOUGHTIE, M.A. English, Spanish WILMA FELGER, M.A. History, Sociology JACK EDWARDS, M.A. English ESTHER ETZEL, M.Ed. Physical Education, Biology HAROLD M. GARDNER, M.S. KENNETH A. Chemistry GREENHILL, M.S. English What would men gossipers do without their coffecbreaks? Mr. Gardner, Mr. Tal- ley, and Mr. Evans seem quite engrossed in Mr. Sergeant ' s news, but Mr. Collins only has eyes for his coffee. FEANETTE HOI LE. M.Ed. Business Administration ROYCEG. MILLER, M.Ed. Mathematics, Chemistry V. T. K ALU S, M.S. Agriculture ROBERT L. MOORE, M.A. Education, Government WAYNE II. McAUSTER, Ph.D. Biology MONROE NORTHCUTT, B.A. Physical Education. Track i oai li J. MARSHALL McCLEAR ' V English l . I TE 01 TLAW, B.B.A. Business Administration Mrs. Caroline Summers finds time to portray lead in Victoria Civic Theater production of Write Me A Murder. Miss Leona Jones performs her daily duties as Registrar of Victoria College as she counsels Hedy Gaida on her semester schedule. ELMER OUTLAW, M.S. Business Administration HERBERT P. SERGEANT. B.S. Chemistry, Engineering FLOYD Rl ' SSELL. JR.. M.A. BENNIE H. SCHRAMM. M.A. Government, History Mathematics WINIFRED SCHRAMM, R.N. ocational Nursing ROBERT W. SHOOK, M.A. CHARLES D. SPURLIN. M.A. WILLIAM H. STEELE, M.S. History. Geography Government Industrial Arts • ' ] absolutel) assure you that fish i spelled g-h-o-t-i, expounds Mr. Greenhill t Mr. Talle Mr . Felger, and astonished student, Pat Carawaj While the l usy fingers of an industrious typing class pound away, Mr. Elmer Outlaw gives one of his students a fine point on t i iri 11 faster. £ Pi f U fit MWByhjL Caught in the aet. Mr. Royce Miller sneakih pre- pares the unknowns for some of his unsuspecting victims in lab. Which one is the water, Mr. Miller? KATHRYN STEELE, Mathematics B.A. t VROLINE C SI MMERS, M.A. CLAUDE A. TALLEY, M.S. Economics ETHEI tt Nil RMOND, MA GAR1 M.S. Biol. M I NDERWOOD, JESSK 1. WARNLOF, MA. Engli-li C. T. WHITMORE. English MA. RITH WIU [AMS Mush MM. Classes sophomores nurses freshmen 15 GARY LYNN ARRAMEIT Goliad JOSEPH LYLE ALBRECHT. JR. Victoria JALAYNE WME U.kl k Victoria KAREN M.FTIIA ANDERSON Victoria EDWARD RUBEN A.NGERSTEIN Victoria JULIUS JOSEPH RLITT i- oakum • f 71 i) win w ym: baros Westhoff OSCAR BAY VRI ' .NA Fort I.a aca 16 s o P h o m o r e s Second semester officers t t ili - npliomori ' .la— an- I.l d Daw-, YieePre ident; Mirke) Regan, President: and Helen Pargac, Secretary. MRS. SUDIE NAN BEARD Victoria JAMES ROGER BEASLEY Rockport DOROTHY NELL BEAVER Victoria VELORES LYNN BENTON Cuero SARA LYNDA BISHOP Port Lavaca DENNIS WAYNE BOEHM Victoria RICHARD PARIS BOROIGH South Bend. Indiana JOHN ED BRANDON Corpus Christi First semester sophomore officers are Jackie Pyle, Vice-President; Helen Pargac, Secretary ' ; and Gary Meissner, President. lM k s o P h o m o r e s s o P h o m o r e s Jl NEDARLEEN BRANDT Victoria KATHERINE MARIE BROW N V.C. students spend many hours of pleasure and thoughtful -inch the library. Thalia Stoilis seems to have found her book. kltlil«w NORMAN LOISBROYLES Victoria JAMES DEAN BUJNOCH Hallettsville PAMELA K. BUNDICK Blnominston MARK STEPHEN CAI.LVW Y Bellaire [01 l I IN CAMPBELL Goliad S N I )R A CAROL CAMPBELL Victoria PATRICIA ANN CARAWAY Victoria JOHN TOM CASH Refugio RICHARD CLYDE CHAMRAD Victoria FRANKLIN CHARLES CHOVANETZ Hallettsville JOE CONE Pasadena DAVID COOK Victoria • CHARLES RAY COX Port Lavaca RONALD LEE CRAIG Point Comfort y J, f . «J r Sophomores Hold their first spring meeting. s o P h o m o r e S 19 s o P h o m o r e s You with the dirtv sneakers, step ii it! ' MARGARET J VNECUMMINGS Victoria JAMES MAIN DEFOREST Port Lavaca GLORI JEAN DE LOS SANTOS ictoria GAIL H. DEFINE ictoria MARK DALE DIER1 Wl ii toria ORVILLE DIERLAM Port Lavaca MRS. BARBARA ANN DILLARD Bloomington SHARON . DISCHINGER u toria s o P i o m o r e Last minute preparation — Joe Albrecht, Joe Cone and John Minetree pause on the stair landing in the Science Building to solve that last problem. STEPHEN MAYFIELD DODSON Victoria GENE EDWARD DRABEK Shiner WILLIAM OTIS DROMGOOLE Cuero ALFRED DWORSKY Bloomington MRS. SANDRA WELCH EDWARDS Port Lavaca CLOYCE ROLAND FALKSEN Tivoli NANCY HELEN FANNING Victoria DARLEEN RAE FOREIT Victoria ' -• J : J- 1 ULOIS CLYDE FRIEDRICHS Victoria I KENT GALLOWAY Henderson, Kentucky JOSEPH ELLIS GANEM ictoria 22 s o P h o m o r e s GEORGE EDWIN GANT ictoria DOROTHY GARZA GARCIA Victoria HAROLD PEREZ GARZA Refugio M.FRF.EDA ANN GASKIN Edna Look! It ' s addressed t 1 !â– kie Doo and K.V. ' ton. No, I don ' t believe the sign will do it. We should raffle it off for 10c a chance! This is the last year for the dormitory, as the building will be converted to classrooms for next year. s o P h o m o r e s GLENDA LYNN GOLDSUM Victoria PETE H. GONZALES Cuero MAI RICEJ.GOOCH Victoria WANDA SUE GRANGER Victoria BOBRY JOE GRANT Refugio OLIVIA LOIS GREGORY Victoria MARY ELIZARETH GWOSDZ Edna JOHN FRANK HAAS Hallettsville ll t 4:i ROBERT EUGENE HAAS Moulton GLENN HACKSTEDT Rosenburg DAVID HANSELKA Victoria JUDITH GAY HARRIS Victoria NANCY LEE HARRISON Yoakum JOE LOUIS HASETTE Corpus Christi CHARLES LOYD HEMPEL Victoria JULIE HERNANDEZ Goliad 24 s o p h o m o r e s Miss Hume and Dr. liinp collect the spring election votes for Sophomore officers. BILLY WAYNE HOPMANN Point Comfort LORETTA JOAN HORTON Victoria KATHLEEN HUMMEL Victoria JUDY NANNETTE INGRAM Edna CHARLES E. JANAK Hallettsville JUDITH FAYE JASCHKE Victoria LANA LEE JENKINS Victoria JO ANNA ELAINE JETTON Port Lavaca . . . Marty! What on earth did you say to Calvert? ' s o P h o m o r e S 25 Pete Stoilis and Darken Brandt may not be studying, but they ' re in out of the rain. MACK ARTHUR JL DD Hallcttsville KENNETH RODGER KELSO lustweU MARY BETH KILGORE Victoria RICHARD JAMES KINDER Point Comfort Say, fellas, here I come! Man Beth Kilgore seems to be saying. WiWDA LOUISE KINKLER Victoria MARSHA LYNN KLEINECKE Cuero ROBERT GLENN KNOWLES Victoria GWENDOLYN ANNETTE KOEHL Seadrift BOB JAMES KL BALA Victoria GILBERT GARLAND LALA Victoria RONALD STUART LEDBETTER Cuero DOUGLAS RAY LEDKINS La Salle ROYCE E. LEE Edna MARVIN LESIKAR Victoria DENNIS WAYNE LEWIS Henderson. Kentucky Mid-semester exams found every free minute being used by some eager student s o P h o m o r e S 27 s o P h o m o r e s History, dances, math, sports cars — they ' re all included in Student Union porch conversation. .1 WIKS ROBERT LITTLETON Victoria RAUL LOPEZ IMIcl-l)lll ,i DONNA JOYCE LOWING Victoria MARGARET JANELLE LOYD irtoria kikkt 1i ALEXANDER L. MACHA Yoakum ni. DAVID MAREK Yoakum DOLORES ANN MAYER Victoria s o P h o m o r e Day and night, there ' s always a crowd in the library. WALTER DIXON McDONALD Henderson. Kentucky william Mcdonald Nursery JEAN McLACHLAN Victoria GARY F. MEISSNER Victoria CHARLES H. MEITZEN Rosenbur ALTON RAY MIGL ' RA Yorktown LENORA HELEN MIKULA Victoria II MM LAMAR MIKULENKA Hallettsville fa f?5 - JumUk 1 MICHAEL W. MILBY Edna DENNIS VICTOR MRAZ Shiner KARIN JANE NEUMANN Victoria RICHARD D. NIEMANN Victoria ESMERGILDO GARCIA NUNEZ, JR. Victoria MARY KATHERINE O ' NEILL Yoakum MELCHORG. ORTIZ. JR. Victoria HELEN ELIZARETH PARGAC Victoria s o P h o m o r e 30 S Mr. McCleary ' s sign seems to reveal prejudicial counseling at registration. Paul Wolk and Jo Jo Jetton are burdened down with the weight of their books. And classes haven ' t started yet! s o P h o m o r e s GLENN RAY PARKAN Victoria DENNIS ROBERT PATTON Victoria 4 MARTHA ANN PEKAR Port Lavaca RUDY GL ERRA PENA. JR. Victoria LINDA MARTELLE PENNINGTON Cuero THOMAS DALE PETRU Victoria DOWALEAPICKRELL Victoria MARILYN MARGUERITE PIEPER Cuero 32 s o P h o m o r e s MELVUN VERNON PODSIM orktoWTJ ELIZABETH MARIE POZZI Victoria JACKIE ROY PYLE Vanderbilt EDW RI)G. RADIMAK Argentia. Newfoundland PHILLIP WAYNE RALEY Cuero VICKISHERYLRATH Edna FRANK ROBERT RAY WILLIAM DENNIS REDDING Aromas notwithstanding, biology laboratories are enjoyed by some and endured by others. ROBERT MICHAEL REGAN Port Lavaca ANDREA LEA REID Victoria EMILIA REYES Victoria MANUEL EDWARD REYES Victoria SYLVIA MARIE REYNA Victoria MARY ANGELITA ROBLES Bloominston JOHN RODGERS Berclair PETER PAUL ROJAS Victoria s o P h o m o r e s 33 s o P h o m o r e s JOHNNY PAUL ROTHBAUER Hallettsville ROYCE LEE RUSSELL El Paso Donna Pickrell, Editor, checks type and layout before putiinj: the Jolly Roper lo press. PATSY Y Rl Victoria CATHERINE M. RYLANDER Port Lai ai a ROSITA SAENZ Victoria LOl ISSCIIOTT. Ill Hallettsville PEGG? MARIE SCHULTZ DESMOND X.SENGELE, III Victoria JERRY LYNN SHELTON Victoria MICHAEL HUGH SHERMAN Victoria FRED R. SIKES Port Lavaca ROBERT EARL SISTI Victoria CHARLES SKIRLOCK Victoria GARY LYNWOOD SMITH Victoria t Mfcl,fc JOSEPH COLUMBUS SMITH Victoria ABEL DAVID SOTO Port Lavaca Our leader — ? Joe Cone takes part in a Circle K skit for a pep rally. Chow time at the VC Dorm! Mrs. Millie Dickenson has sec- onds on iced tea. s o p h o m o r e S 35 DONALD STRIEBER Victoria VICTOR C. TANTILLO, JR. Silent study desks in the li- brary provide quiet atmo- sphere. There ' s more than one way to use your head! Guthrie Blahuta proves his weight-lifting abilities in physical fitness tests. s o P h o m o r e s GERALD CLAYTON TAYLOR Victoria DONALD SPERGEON THEDFORD Lolita tt t NANCY KAY THOMPSON Victoria CAROL F. TIMME Victoria WILMA JEAN TIMME Victoria MARSH l,l. WNETOLBERT Yoakum CAROL SUE TOM Victoria BARBARA ANN TOMPKINS Tivoli JOSEPH LESLIE TOTAH Victoria KATHV I KHAN Cuero CHARLES EVERETT VERMILLION Victoria VELIA VILLARREAL Port Lavaca SYLVIA ANN WACKER Victoria DEANNA LEE WALLACE Victoria ROGER PALL WARNOCK Bloomington EVELYN JEANNE WEBB Victoria GARLAN F. WEBER Cuero 38 s o P h o m o r e s Micke) Harris, ( Jiris Havens and Donald Coker try to prove that ii is possible to study in the dorm. Sorry, Red, no letter today. Charles Meitzen and Glenn Hackstedt line up for mail at the dormitory. •35 %$4 £ Student Council members and club representativ Student Directory. worked together to compile the MARY PALLETTE WELLS Cuero JIM C. WHITLEY Victoria PATRICIA LEE WILLIAMS Victoria OWEN WAYNE WINDHAM Victoria ANTON H. WITTE Inez JWE DELORES WYATT Victoria GERALD WAYNE WYNN Victoria SANDRA BETH WYNN Victoria JOSEPH ARNOLD ZEUTZIUS Victoria s o P h o m o r e s WW ALLEN Lolita GLORIA BLACK Victoria ILLIFFIL BROWN Bloominpton Mrs. Bea Price, OB Supervisor at Citizens Memorial Hospital, demonstrates Delivery room equipment to Mrs. Janice Duerk- sen and Mr-. Bettv Roberts. 40 Psychiatric Supervisor, Marie Huff, tells students Janice Mo- ritz and Betty Lassman how to administer medications to the patients. MARY THERESA GARCIA Victoria PEGGY GREEN Victoria DELORES HARRIS Victoria BETTY LASSMAN Victoria JAMCE MORITZ Meyersville BERMCE PRUETT Bloomington N u r s e s Mr-. Margaret Schroeder cares for infants during hospital training, as supervisor Mrs. Evelyn Young demonstrates. MARY RENDON Victoria BETTY ROBERTS Victoria MARGARET SCHROEDER Victoria Mr-. Bernice Pruett. top center, gets on-the-spot training while observing a surgical procedure. Gloria Black receives her cap from Mrs. Mary Cline, marking the completion of classroom instruction. DOROTHY SKARKE Moulton FLORENCE STENSETH Victoria SHIRLEY WILL] VMS Bloomington DALE ABRAHAM Port Lavaca DAVID L. ADCOCK Point Comfort MARY L. AGUILAR Victoria MICHAEL K. AHLSTROM Port Lavaca til JEAN ALBRECHT Victoria RAYMOND ALLEN Port Lavaca SAM ALLEN Refugio itlk Second semester Freshman Class officers are Bette Stockbauer, President and Terri Landreth, Secretary. DONALD ANDERSON Victoria SUSAN E. ANDERSON Victoria F r e s h m e n 43 ( UtOL A. BARLETTA Victoria F r e s h m e n International interest was added to the cam- pus this year. Frank Casuso, above, is from Cuba. Below, Jolly Roger news editor Beth Hawes interviews Bill Moore who came from Ireland to attend Victoria College. GEORGE J. BARTAY Victoria LVNNDA K. BAYER Victoria JAMES BEELER Port Lavaca JIMMY D. BILLINGS Woodsboro VERNON L. BILTON Port Lavaca RONALD G. BIRCHKIELD Port Lavaca JACKIE C. BIRDSONG Houston STACY P. BIRMINGHAM Victoria GUTHRIE V. BLAHUTA Schulenburg ft w SANDRA A. BLAIR Victoria KARRELYN BLOUNT Zephyr HILBERTJ. BLUDAI HalletUvine ROBERT W. BORCHERT oakum ELROY C. BROWN ictoria F r e s h m e n Cheerleaders and fans anticipate the arrival of their favorite team — the Pirate 46 I tell you, Ruthie, your jump was high enough! exclaims Nancy Lee to Ruthie Rutledge as Steve Callaway looks on concernedly. JAMES R. BROWN Victoria MICHAEL W. BROWN Victoria BELITHA A. BUZARD Yorktown JAMES E. CALAWAY Victoria CHARLES F. CAMPBELL Victoria YOLANDA CARBAJAL Goliad MABEL CARDOSA Goliad SANDRA CARTER YVONNE CHAMPION F r e s h m e n ROBERT C. CKODRE Runge BARBARA CLARK Hallettsrille JOE ROBERT CLARK Victoria J I DITHC CLARKE Goliad MARY LOUSE CLARY Victoria LAI RIE RAE COHEN Victoria DONALD C. COKER Cuero LE ELIZABETH COOK ic loria F r e s h m e n All in favor of cutting class raise your hands! The finale of songs from West Side Story ends with an en- thusiastic gesture. 48 PATRICK H. COONE Victoria HOLLY ANN COONEY Victoria WILLIAM V. CORNELIUS Victoria FRANK H. COVINGTON Victoria F r e s h m e n All sons of odd expressions can be seen on the faces of freshman students taking entrance exams. SHIRLEY DIANNE I ' l MM1 R Cuero DEI Bl Kl DOMSTEAD Victoria M in M IRGARET DONATO Victoria ROS1 M KIK DREVER (.1 H I l PE IH Ql E Goliad DORIS ELAINE Dl RAN Victoria I) Win FRANK DVORAK Yoakum JOAN MARIE DYER Rockdale JOHN ALVIN EBLEN Corydon. Kentucky JOHN EDWARD EDGAR Victoria PATRICK BROWN ELDER Cuero CLEOVIS ELLISON Victoria DAVID RODNEY ESTERAK Victoria RAMON A MARTINA FALCON Port Lavaca NORMA DELL FALKSEN Tivoli RICHARD LEE FARMER Victoria Chris Rhine, David Lewis, and Ifinatiu- Ruiz discuss an illustration in a tech- nical drawing book. F r e s h m e n 51 F r e s h m e n ,i 9 ± f LM ml mm—l UK If Jan I ong tries foi exactness in weighing her crucible in Chemistn lab. LARm NEWTON FAT IK San Antonio JERRY LEE KIM HER BILLYE FA ' iE FISHER Bloomington NTONH) I HiRE BRENDA SI E FOREMAN Victoria 1K II Ml LOI K FOX Victoria .HUIN DAVID l K NKI IN Victoria [OS! I ' ll ROBERT IH Wl Hallettsville Just wait till I tell you what I learned in foods and nu- trition class today, relates Dennie Lewis to Margaret Cummings. F r e DELIA GARCIA Victoria RICHARD GARCIA Victoria ERNEST 13. GEISENDORFF Langley AFB, Virginia 1)1 G. GILLEY Kenedy ' - iCT 1 , l,fcJL aWft GENE F. GILI.EY Kenedv RICHARD A. GILSON Port Lavaca MARTIN OTTOGOETZ Yoakum GLENN II i (.(II |) l I Victoria PILAR GOMEZ Victoria GLENN TRAVIS GOODE ' l oakum ROBERT WARD GOSS San Vntonio 4.1 LINDA ( ONSTANCE GRADY ANTHONY JOSEPH GRAFE Hallettsville F r e s h m e n Intramural basketball saw the scoreboard ligbt up again and again as the points were talli.il. Flag football highlighted the fall intramural program. 54 ]( ' - a liird; it ' s a plane! No, it ' s a volleyball! Sheila Fulbright and Jo Ann Post keep watchful eyes on the ball durinii intramurals. ROYCE GENE GRONES Hallettsville JANIE GUAJARDO Victiiria MARILYN LOUISE HAAS Victoria MARVIN JAMES HAAS Hallettsville HENRY JOEHAGAN Victoria F r e s h m e n i llfctife I r fait fa DONNA MARIE HAINES Vanderbilt LUTHEB FOREST HAIRELL ictoria CH VRLES ROBERT HAMBLIN Victoria KATHRYN ANN HARDESTV Victoria KB :i- IKK HARGROVE Victoria MICHAEL DEE HARRIS Refugio NICHOLAS HARRISON 2ft GERALD DIXON HARVEY Victoria ALVIS LEONARD HASCHKE Victoria F r e s h m e n Marryin ' Sam the Ladies Man . . . Sam Dick i- caughl by the photogra- pher in his western attire at the West- ern rrk Bar-b-que. Si 56 KAROIAN ESTELL HASSLER Victoria MARY BETH HAWES Port O ' Connor MICHAEL DAVID HAWKES Vanderbilt CHARLES HAROLD HEGER Victoria EDWARD LESLIE HELLER Victoria LINDA SUE HELLER Victoria STELLA LOUISE HELWEG Victoria DEBRA LOUISE HENKEL Victoria DIANE MARIE HENNEKE Cuero VC ' a array of beauty makes the election of Pirate Belles a hard decision. F r e s h m e n 57 F r e s h m e n - registration proceeds the last Step finally comes, a- Ar- thur Jackson finds out in pa - inp lii- tuition to Mr. Nichols. Man Anne Miller consults with Dr. Bing about her Spring schedule. HARLAN H. HENSEL i t ' iria RTHLR HERNANDEZ ictoria ERMA HERNANDEZ GUSTAVO M. HERNANDEZ Victoria DAV1 Mil RTNEY HILL PATRICIA ANN HILm III K Bloominjilt ' ii CAROLYN JOYCE HODGE Victoria K VREN SI E HOFF Victoria FREDDIE JOSEPH HOFFER Hallettsville C. THOMAS HOLCOMB Victoria LINDA FAYE HORTON Hallettsville RALPH NORMAN HOWARD ELAINE HRliSKA DIANNA KAY HUNNAM Cuero MICHAEL HURST Port Lavaca CAROL RUTH HYATT Victoria ROBERT JAMES ISHMAEL Victoria ARTHUR WYNNE JACKSON Victoria VC Students wait in line to get spring schedule cards checked. F r e s h m e n 59 V r e s h m e n mh; i K Ml I M K-n Sure looks inti roliii}! . . . llic-c fului mimra VI rolili ms fut ' i ' il in tin- Im-iiM -- world. Oi il-. ' i II KI I - I ' M I I M KSl IN Porl I ava.a I ' .I I I i NN JANCA DIANA M KM II N ' DRZI Kriu-dj I: i in IOHNSON I |i K|i I .|n|I -n i.i n i m 1 1 i iipii -m iii; si I him Victoria RON VLD ELLIS ION I wood i oakum JOHN CYRIL KALI. I S Hallettsville LARRY WAYNE KARL JUDITH ANN KASPER Cuero LARRY WAYNE KEESLER Cuero DWICHT J. KEY Victoria F r e s h m e n BSU members visit while waiting to lie served at the annual breakfast. CLIFTON KAISER f 9 f ■« { tii tfci DAVID WILLIAM KILLIAN Hempstead TINA SHARON KIMBALL Long Motl ROBERT BRUCE KLEINECKE Cuero FREDDIE L. KLOESEL Victoria ktokfa tiwLk F r e DONALD OWEN KOLIE Inez MARI ALINE KRl ECER Victoria UNDA KAYE I AMPRECHT Yorktown TERR1 LYNN I WDRETH Porl Lavai a RCV MELVIN LAWRENCE ii toi u N W i ALICE LEE Victoria OBERT LEE Cuero ERRV DO N LEIST Clarence Born i- getting attention in drama class from three lovely actresses- I in. la Pennington, Nancy Thompson and Katherine Brown. h m e n 62 ft « a ° The choir was . . . practicing ? ... for the Christmas program. F r e s h m e n PEARL LOPEZ Victoria CHESTER NELSON LOTT Victoria I [, IS LEE LOTT Victoria MARIA INEZ LUERA Victoria MARTIN LESKE Cuero WILLIAM HAMILTON LEUR Victoria LARRY EDWARD LEUSCHNER Victoria DAVID EARL LEWIS Port 0 Connor JANICE MARIE LONG Victoria ERYIN LOUS MAEKER Port Lavaca Rl BY MALLETTE Victoria VIVIAN ELAINE MAI RER Victoria PAMELA ANN MAY Victoria LARRY W A NK [, RTNEY ALTON GARY M KEITHEN Bloomini ' tnn RONNIE EDWARD M, KINNEI Victoria VIRGINIA PAULINEMcLACHLAN CARLA ANN I. 1 ARR F r e s h m e n Determined Ronnie Stark returns the serve while his partner. Johnny Culak await- hi- turn. 64 H. CRAIG McPHERSON Port Lavaca JEANETTE ANN MENDEL Placedo GEORGE MENEFEE Victoria TILLIE MERRITT Victoria â– PflH , ' T-ar Am agf Ail RES DAVID CHARLES MERWIN Victoria LINDA H. MILLER Cuero MARY ANNE MILLER Victoria JOHN MINETREE Victoria BETTY SUE MOORE Bloomington Chess players, Charles Hamhlin and Walter Maxwell, hattle in the game of mental concentration. F r e s h m e n 65 F r e s h m e n John Eblen and Belte Rich- ler dance to the music of The Intruders at the Fresh- man picnic. HARRY N. MOORE Victoria JAMES SIDNEY MOORE Victoria O f WILLIAM F. MOORE Victoria RAY C. MORALES ictoria JON PALL MORGAN Goliad s id 4,1 EVERETTE I. MORITZ Meyersville NANC I VROL MORROW Victoria MICHAEL V iNE MOSES ictciria JOHN C. MULHOLLAN Victoria CARROLL ALLEN MUNSON Yoakum PAUL WAYNE MURPHY Victoria GEORGE WILLIAM NAMI HELEN ANN NEWTON Victoria f? ( 4 DAVID EUGENE NICHOLSON Port Lavaca JOHN LESLIE NONMACHER Victoria EDNA MAE OEHLKE Cuero SHEILA OLIVER Victoria MARIA SUSANNA ORTIZ Victoria Swinging along at the CP. L. Park are Jeanette Kertz and Thomas Holcomb. Kay Stark, Frances Har- grove, and Patty Wallace relax and watch the danc- ing crowd at the Fresh- man picnic. F r e s h m e n 67 F r e s h m e n Sophomores line up for the chow line at the Sophomore picnic. SI 1. OWENS DAVID ELI OZUNA A lit !, Darleen Fort-it enjoys the bar- becue dinner given f r the grad- uating Sophomores. DON 1 I) EAR1 PANNEN Victoria GERAJ It HERMAN PARCAC Victoria RICHARD CLYDE PARSONS Victoria HERBERT AI I EN PASE Victoria BYRON El GENE PA1 rESON Victoria I EON Wlh l 1 [SON PAYNE Edna DIANA PENA Victoria Mrs. Felger, Mr. Whitmore, and Mr. Shook, wonder whether or not any barbecue will be left for them. F r e s h m e n SANDRA SUE PICKETT Victoria RICHARD BRUCE POEMSCH Cuero A record player at the Sophomore picn The Freshmen had a band. BERNARD POHL Hallettsville Hallrlt-ville JO POST Cuero I ARKi EDWARD POWER Port Lavaca lll(i l IS KIRK PRESTON Victoria CARLTON HUGHES PRICE £5 (TS, ACNES THERESA RAAB Victoria MARGIE RAYE RANDLE Ganado DONALD A. RAY Refugi FRANKLIN DOUGLAS RAYBLRN Yirtoria ( HRISTOPHER J. RHINE Port Lavaca JOHN RUSTDN RICE  nakum ELIZABETH MARIE RICHTER ictoria El ' LALIO M. RODRIQUEZ ictoxia Rutli Rutledge ami Bette Stockbauer i?orously campaigned and re- ceived the offices of Secretary and President of the ' 64- ' 65 Student Council at the Spring awards- assembly. F r e s h m e n 70 Three speech student? captured seconds in statewide speech competition. They are as follows: Elaine Hruska, Extemporaneous Speech; Sam Dick. Original Oration: and Joan Horton. Poetry Interpretation. F r e s h m e n EDWARD K. ROEMER Texas Citv RUBY MAE ROKYTA Victoria IGNATIUS RLTZ Victoria RUTH EVELYN RUTLEDGE Victoria FLORENCIO SANCHEZ Victoria SHERRA LEE SANDERS Port Lavaca ALBERT GARY ROSENQUEST Victoria ROBERT LEE ROSS Victoria STEPHAN WEST ROTH LIpper Sandle River, New Jersey F r e s h m e n EII.EN MARGARET SCHOEMG CHARLES WAYNE SCHRAMEK PHYLLIS ANN SANDHOP Victoria BARBARA ANNE SCHELL Victoria CHARLES W. SCHNEIDER Yoakum GLENN DAVID SCHOENER Victoria LEON JOSEPH SCHROEDER The Spring Banquet was the last project for the Gavel Cluh this year. 72 CAROLYN SHELTON Goliad OTIS A. SHELTON Victoria ROBERT EARL SHELTON k-toria BOLTON CADE SHIRLEY Hallettsville Thalia Stoilis, 63-54 President, hand? the gavel over to the new 64-65 Gavel Cluh President, Marilyn Haas, at the Spring Banquet installation. PAMELA ANN SHOWS oakum KATHY SHURBER Victoria WILLIAM RONNIE SIRMON Victoria GAIL ANNE SKARVELLIS Port Lavaca CHLOLON JASPER SKINNER Victoria The Yellowhound carried the Gavel Club members to Austin for the Texas University Shakespearean Festival. F r e s h m e n 73 F r e s h m e n All dressed in Western attire, tin- VC Choir waves good-bye a? they plan to leave f r the New rk World ' s Fair. ELLEN SKOPAL Victoria JAMES MICHAEL SMITH SANDRA JEW SMITH WILLIAM ROBERT SMITH DAVID ANTHONY SMOLIK AURORA INEIUW SOTO Port Lavaca KAREN SI E SPARKS Victoria ARTHUR VICTOR SPEARS Victoria ISRl ( E WAYNE SP1NKS Refugio ARNOLD J. STAFFORD Victoria SANDRA LEE STARBUCK Victoria JUANITA KAY STARK Victoria RONALD JAY STARK Victoria PATRICIA A. STELL Victoria BETTE ANN STOCKBAUER Victoria ELMOND PAUL STREMPEL Victoria FINLEY TIMM STUBBS RICHARD RAY SULLIVAN Refugio t-M.1 The sixteen songsters pose for a publicity shot to be distributed on their route to New York. F r e s h m e n 75 F r e s h m e n Carol Hyatt (center I seems amazed as Frances Hargrove and Mickey Regan talk of the wonders of the World ' s Fair. MARILYN RUTH SUMBERA irtcria tlfcl Itltl GARTi RAY TEAGl E Victoria JERRY LYNN TEEFETELLER Point Comfort VERNON GERALD THIELE STEPHEN THOMPSON Cuero UfNI H. TOM INSON Markham SALLY E TOWNSEND Victoria THERE- A MARY TRIANA Cuero New York or Bust . . . Greg Brown helps Carol Hyatt and Frances Hargrove load the station wagon to its capacity. Judy Sensat and Marian Tyler try to stuff a two weeks clothes supply for two in one suitcase. Impossible! DOMENTCO TRIOLO Victoria ELIZABETH SUE TURNER Edna MARIAN TYLER Victoria JAMES G. TYLICH Victoria ALEX LEE VANA Hallettsville ALONZO VAN DEVER Austin JAMES R. VAN WIE Houston JOHN ALLAN VAYO DANIEL VELA Port Lavaca ANDY F. VILI.ARREAL Victoria F r e s h m e n fcifctiiLi JAMES ERVIN VOELKEL Hallettsville BERNARD JOSEPH WAGNER Victoria GAYLE ELAINE WAGNER Victoria ALETHA HANNA WALLACE Cuero SANDRA KAY WALLACE Victoria MARJORIE ANN WALLECK Victoria ROGER D. WALLECK Victoria DOROTHY MAE WALPOLE LaWard DWAYNE AUGUST WARZEI II Hallettsville Campus club trophies were accepted by Thalia Stoilis, Gavel Club 1st place, and Don Pannen, Circle K 2nd place. Jim Beeler, Baptist Student Union 1st place, and David Hanselka, Newman dub 2nd place, received religious club awards. r e s I, m e n 78 Jean Albrecht presents Sylvia Wacker the Robert L. Moore Award given by the TSEA. e s h m e n LARRY GORDON WATKINS Victoria CLEMENCE JOSEPH WEBER Victoria TRAVIS HENRICHS WEEMS West Columbia CAR OLYN ANN WEISE Yoakum KENNETH DWANE WHARTON HILL CALVERT WHITE Austin ARCHIE RAY WILLIAMS Victoria DOUGLAS BRYAN WILLIAM.- 1 Yoakum GARY LEO WILLIAMSON Victoria JAMES COOPER WRIGHT Victoria TERRENCE LEIGH WILLIAMSON Victoria SANDRA ELAINE WINKLER Bloomingtorj MARY FRANCIS WOODS Victoria DONN L BRIGHT Tivoli MATTHEW ZEPEDA Victoria TENNIE S. ZIRJ VCKS ictoria F r e s h m e n 80 Pal Hrncir and Barbara Clark were chosen a? the outstanding intramural athletes in the men and women ' s divisions. Trophies were presented at the annual award- assembly. Mav 12. Favorites favorites sweethearts who ' s who 81 Cau Coii Favorite Girl I3elitha Buzard 84 Freshman Class Favorites Ruth Rutledge Dave Hill Sophomore Class Favorites Jackie Pyle Thalia Stoilis 85 1964 Basketball Sweetheart Hedy Gaida 1964 Western Sweetheart Gail Depine 86 College Sweetheart v k 1 87 Pirate Belles Freshmen f wxl BELITHA BUZARD WHO ' S Sam Dick Government and Law Major Student Council Vice-President College Forum Gavel Club Newman Chili Joe Cone History Major Student Council President All College Favorite Circle K Gavel Club College Forum Presbyterian Youth Fellowship 90 Shield Fulbright Secondary Education Major Pirate Belle College Forum â– ? Hm David Hanselka Veterinary Medicine Major Phi Theta Kappa Aggie Clul) Newman Clul) 91 WHO ' S Kathleen Hummel History Major Phi Theta Kappa Choir Gavel Club Baptist Student Union German Club College Forum Lana Jenkins .Math Major Student Council College Sweetheart Phi Theta Kappa German Club Association of College Christians 92 -2 ' J v H, 20 - 1 AC is IL 1 â– â– Helen Pargac Commercial Art Major Student Council Pirate Belle Phi Theta Kappa Art Club Newman Club Elizabeth Pozzi Accounting Major Phi Theta Kappa College Forum Student Council Secretary Newman Club 93 WHO ' S WHO Thalia Stoilis Zoology Major Sophomore Class Favorite Pirate Belle Gavel Club Robert Regan Business Major Student Council Sophomore Class President Business Club Choir 94 Jy â– it V r 1 -iT % ' W - • r H- ' S fc K M B 5 1 Jk H f V Campus Life organizations activities athletics 95 Seated: Mirk.-. R 1 oyd Davis, Sam Dick, Joe Cone, Elizabeth Pozzi, I ' . - icr, N I Si riding Lana ,l -nkin-, Helen Pargac, Pole Ri M I !| I arlton Price, Terri Landreth. Belli Haw. -. Student Council OFFIl ERS ; • Pr sidi nt, un Dick; Secretary. 1 ! idi in. I i I First on the Student Council ' s Fall activity agenda was the Get-Acquainted-Dance. Dickie McDonald, Denny Lewis, John Eblen, Ed Radimak, and Bill Moore line up for refreshments at the SC Get-Acquainted- Dance. Lana Jenkins, Bette Stockbauer, and Dave Hill seem to he having some difficulty in erecting the Manger Scene to he placed under the Christ- mas Tree in the Student Union. Pictured at the right is the decorating of the tree in the Union. Candlemakir- Gayle Wagnei and Ik-lie Richter (above) tediously construct centerpiece? for the Student Council sponsored Spring Formal. Nancy Lee left i slings the paint in getting a wall artistically decorated to cam ' out the Medieval Moments theme. Nancy Fanning and Vernon Townsend enjoy the music of The Sonirs. 981 Kathleen Hummel, Ken Powell, Evelyn Webb, and James Horton pause between dances Formal What made the VCites gather above? Ron- nie Jones (right) is the answer, as he drew much attention with his dynamic voice and showmanship. College Sweetheart, Lana Jenkins, is pre- sented a bouquet of red roses by Student Council President, Joe Cone. Below, Lana (seated) is flanked by the regal splendor of the Sophomore Pirate Bells (left), and Freshman Pirate Bells (right). f  Jt - Phi Theta Kappa r Kou I: Mrs. Lois Rowland and Mrs. Jessica Warnlof, Sponsors; Lana Jenkins, Patricia Williams, Marilyn Pieper, Elizabeth Pozzi, David Hanselka; Row 2: Kathlene Hummel, Paulette Wells, Marian Tyler, Jeanette Mendel, Ralph Abel. Garland Lala, Don Cook, Glenn Goldsum, Otis Shelton, Jean Albrecht. Marx Anne Miller, Eilen Schoenig, Helen Pargac. OFFICERS Pal Williams, Vice-President; Lana Jenkin-. President; Elizabeth Pozzi, Treasurer; and Marilyn Pieper, Secretary. 100 Jeanette Mendel, Ralph Abel, and Mary Anne Miller are presented the white carna- tion, symbol of purity, by Phi Theta Kappa President, Lana Jenkins. Otis Shelton is shown signing the Phi Theta Kappa register. PTK Initiation Kathleen Hummel, Garland Lala, and Helen Pargac, fall term initiates, are presented beanies Phi Theta Kappa members. 101 Seated: Mr. Bennie Schramm, Sponsor; Don Pannen, Mike Moses, Daniel Svobotla Billy O ' Neill. Standing: David Merwin, Can Teague, Joe Cone, Don Anderson Leslie Totali, Edward Angerstein. Inset: Circle K Sweetheart, Diana Davis. Circle K OFFICERS Seated: Don Pannen, President; Standing: Mike Moses. Vice- President; Daniel Svoboda, Treasurer. 102 Betty Janca and John Richards contribute their talent at the poster party sponsored by the Circle K Club. Seated: Elizabeth Pozzi, Shiela Fulbright, Lloyd Davis, Nancy Lee, Ruth Rutledge; Standing: James Pearson, Carlton Price, Joe Cone, Mike Green, John Rodgers, Joseph Perez, Leslie Totah, Mrs. Wilma Felger, Sponsor. OFFICERS Lloyd Davis, President; Shiela Fulbright, Vice-President; Virginia Mc- Lachlan, Secretary -Treasurer; and Tennie Zirjacks, Reporter-Student Council Representative. College Forum Lloyd Davis serves punch to Bill Moore of Ireland and Frank Ca- suso of Cuba, both being hon- ored as foreign students at the home of Mrs. Wilma Felger. Bill and Frank were guest speakers at the Forum meeting pictured at the right. l_l e fi Row 1: Belitha Buzard, Nancy Thompson, Bette Stockbauer, Shiela Fulbright. Jean McLachlan. Marilyn Haas, Nancy Morrow, Frances Hargrove, Thalia Stoilis. Dorothy Beaver, Katherine Brown. Kathleen Hummel, joanie Horton. Mrs. Caroline Summers: Rou 2: Elaine Hruska. Betty Jama. Nancy Lee, Ruth Rutledge, Sylvia Reyna, Susan Anderson, Diane Henneke, Edna Oehlke, Joan Dyer, Kay Jackson, Rosy Saenz, Sara Bishop; Row 3: Kirk Preston, Don Pannen, Joe Cone, Bobby Grant, Matthew Zepeda, Steve Callaway, Tommy Dotson, Lloyd Davis, John Rodgers, Dickie McDonald, Joe Soto, Mickey Regan. Gavel Club SCALE WINNER!! The Gavel Club placed first in club compe- tion for the gathering of items for the needy. OFFICERS Row 1: Thalia Stoilis. President; Joe Soto, Vice-President; Nancy Thompson, Secretary; Rou 2: Mickey Regan, Reporter; Dickie Mc- Donald, Treasurer; Belitha Buzard, Historian; John Rodgers, Parlia- mentarian. 104 Glenn Schoener, Drum Major and Mary Beth Kilgore, Twirler: Ron 1: Lois Fassino. Pete Gonzales, Julie Hernandez, Lupe Duque, Ma- bel Cardosa: Ron 2: Patricia Hilscher, Hed- wig Aoueille, Elaine Hruska, JoAnna Jetton, Nancj Fanning: Rou 3: Greg Brown. Ray Morale-. Robert Lee Ross, Marilyn Pieper, â– ara Bishop; Ron I: George Menefee, John Mulhollan, Nicholas Harrison. Clarence Born, Candido Cassillas: Row 5: Bobby Bender, Raj Sullivan, Jackie Pyle, Farrell Cunning- ham, Jerry Lancaster; Ron 6: Carlton Price, Martha Jo Wright, David Kolle, Arlington Griffin, David Dvorak. Pirate Band Spirit and the excitement of a close Pirate basketball game were stimulated by the unusual sounds of the Pep Band. Drum Major: Glenn Schoener; Twirler: Mary Beth Kilgore; Flag Bearers: Gwendolvn Koehl and Diane Henneke. 106 College Choir Row 1: Sylvia Reyna, Yvonne Champion. Judy Sensat, Kathleen Hummel, Joan Horton, Linda Pennington, Evelyn Webb, Pat Wallace, Glorice Davis; Row 2: Mary Beth Kilgore, Jo Johnson, Nancie DeVilbiss, Frances Hargrove, Alfreeda Gaskin; Row 3: David Adcock, Ray Morales. Bobby Nancie DeVilbiss, Frances Hargroce, Alfreeda Gaskin; Row 3: David Adcock, Ray Morales, Bobby Bender, Jerry Lancaster, Pete Gonzales, Mike Badough, Mrs.. Ruth Williams, Director; Row 4: Raymond Allen, Ronald Jones, George Gant, Greg Brown, Jimmy Billings, M. J. Gooch, Mike Payne, Mickey Regan. 107 It is a massive chandelier in the Vice-President ' s office, but the Capitol guide has certainly been successful in directing the Corraliers ' attention to it. The Singing Corraliers tt Xt THE SINGING CORRALIERS— Singing in Westside Presbyterian Church, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, are (Row 1) Linda Penning- ton, Frances Hargrove, Carol Hyatt, Marian Tyler, Karen Hoff, 711 MMM - j P CONGRESSIONAL HOSTS— U.S. Representative Clark W. Thompson, left, poses on tlie Capitol steps with Mrs. Ruth Williams, Director, and Mrs. Mary Jo Deaver, Accompanist. Linda Pennington and Mickey Regan are shown above with Senator Ralph Yarborougb in his office. Choir Tour May 23 - June 6 l ill Judy Sensat, Joan Horton, and Kathleen Hummel; (Row 2) Davie) Adcock, Raymond Allen, Mike Payne, M. J. Gooch, Greg Brown. Garlan Weber, and Mickey Regan. The Unisphere, symbol of the New ork World ' s Fair. is admired by Corraliers M. J. Gooch and Joan Horton. The Manhattan skyline was most impressive. Mik.- Payne typifies the admiration of all the Corraliers as the) viewed the skyline from the Staten Island ferry. High point of the Choir t ur was performance at the Texas Pavilion ol the World ' s Fair. The college hi., contribute their voices to the Texas Pavilion performance. 109 Seated: Mary Beth Kilgore, Beth Hawes, Donna Pick- nll. Charles Schneider. Diane Henneke. Standing: Mike Badough, Bruce Spinks, Gary Smith, Joe Smith. Joe Smith F all Editor Jolly Roger Staff Mary Beth Kilgore Associate Editor 1 lonna PickreJJ Spring Editor Diane Henneke and Bruce Spinks direct pages four pre Donna Pickrell and Beth Hawes dis- cuss the layout for the next Jollv Roger. 110 Pirate Staff Editor, Jean McLachlan, and Associate Editor, Belitha Buzard, study layout and copy material for the ' 64 Pirate. Martha Wright and Gayle Wagner edit the Freshman class section he- fore the April deadline. Row 1: Rae Cohen, Gayle Wagner, Martha Wright, Randy Crow. Row 2: Jean McLachlan, Bclitlui Buzard. Ill Seated: James Calaway. President; John Kallus. Vice-President: Standing: Judy Harris. Secretary: Marvin Lesikar, Treasurer: Mary Beth Kilgore, Reporter; Leonard Haschke. Student Council Representative. Jinum Calaway. Aggie Club leader, was the MC at the Western Week Bar-b-que. Glenn Hackstedt sit ni- t be having difficulty keep- ing Mr. Talley in the Jail. Aggie Club 112 Row 1: Gene Drabek. Dave Hill. Robert Stluka. Robert Ckodre, Gerald Pargac, Glenn Mueller. Steve Callaway, John Eblen, John Kallus. Marvin Lesikar; Row 2: Hedy Gaida. Jo Ann Foester, Martha Pekar, Mary Beth Kilgore. Sharon Dischinger. Barbara ( lark. Evelyn Webb. Gail Depine. Diana Lesikar. Judy Harris. Bonnie Martin; Row 3: Mr. Kallus. Sponsor: Roy Lawrence. Dennis Mraz. Arnette Colson, Paul Murphy, Robert Strand, Glenn Hackstedt. Mike Cook. G.ir Meissner, Leonard Haschke. William Davis. Gary Smith. James Calaway. Patrick Hrncir. James Voelkel, Rovce Grovnes. Western Week â– i if Gar ' Meissner, James Calaway, and Ronnie McKinney head up the Aggie Club early morning trail ride as a kick-off to Western Week. Mr. Kallus was presented a Western Dress Coat in behall of the Aggie Club by their President, James Calaway. efore and After — Gail De- pine and Mike Cook join forces for the 3 legged race! A Christmas parl provided social entertainment for the VC Art Chili. Art Club Helen Pargac helped design sets for Amah] and the Nijiht Visitors. OFFICERS Judy Clarke, President; Nancy Lee. Vice-President Nancy Fanning. Secretary. Seated: Delores Mayer. Frances Hargrove, Adele Miller. K.i Stark, Jud) Clarke, Nancy Fanning, Eilen Schoenig, Diane Weber, Debra Henkel. Wilma Timme, Belitha Buzard: Standing: Miss Ethel Thurmond, Mrs. Audrey Powell. Helen Pargac, Paulette Wells, Velores Benton, Nancy Lee. II. 1 1 . Richter, Dianna Ilunnam. Gwendolyn Koehl. Rose Mary Vogt, Sandra Carter. Steve Blake, Cor- nealius I rreen. 114 T.S.E.A. OFFICERS Sylvia Wacker, President ; Jean Albrecht, Vice-Presi- dent; Jean McLachlan, Secre- tary. v . .it -, _ y German Club Row 1: Ann Newton, Frances Hargrove, Jean Albrecht, Vivian Maurer, Jean Mc- Lachlan: Row 2: Karen Hnff, Sylvia Wacker, Mrs. Tula Davis. Sponsor, Adele Miller, Agnes Raab. Science Club Row I: Barbara Clark, Gail Depine, Garland Lala, Otis Shelton, Carol Tom; Row 2: Dr. Wayne McAlister, Sponsor, Donnie Kolle. Carlton Price, Larry Watkins. J .- Vlbrecht, Mr. Roland Beard, Sponsor. OFFICERS Garland Lala, President; M. J. Gooch, Vice-President tarv; Otis Shelton, Treasurer. Engineering Club 116 Row I: Herbert Sergeant, Sponsor; Bobby Grant. President; Robert D ' U la-. Vice-President; Bert Geisendorff, Secretary -Treasurer; Jay Garner, Reporter; Row 2: Stac] Birmingham. Preston Dodson, Dennis Boehm, Anton Witte, Jasse Pohl; Row 3: David Lewis, Dan Svoboda. Glenn Parkan, Richard Gilson, James Van Wie, Bernard Pohl, Mike Fox. Business Club Seated: Mr. Elmer Outlaw, Mrs. Jeanette Houle, Sponsors; John Rodgcrs, Nancy- Morrow, Glenda Goldsum. Nancy Brier, Carol Timme; Standing: Edward Radimak, Ruth Schroeter, Shirley Demmer, Donna Wright, Doris Arnold, Linda Lamprecht. Rose Dreyer. OFFICERS John Rodgers, President; Nancy Morrow, Vice-President; Nancy Brier, Treasurer; Glenda Goldsum, Secretary. Sports Association OFFICERS Fred Weitzel. President; Esmergildo Nunez, Reporter. Ron 1: Andrea Reid, Rae Cohen, Marilyn Sumbera; Row 2: Patti Wallace, Linda Johnson, Carol Sue Tom, Sara Long; Roiv 3: Fred Weitzel, Ronnie Jones, Esmergildo Nunez, Coach Monroe Northcutt. Sponsor. ' Baptist Student Union Row 1: Miss Lucille Adair, Sponsor: Nancy Harrison, Nancy Morrow, Kathy Hardesty, Mike Sherman, Frances Woods, Sara Bishop; Roiv 2: Rev. Cliff Nauert, Frank Covington, Jim Billings, Jim Beeler, Eddie Johnson. Henry Tomlinson. Kav Mark. Jean Albrecht. and Nancy Mor- row ordered pancakes at the BSL break- fast. OFFICERS Mike Sherman, President: Jim Beeler, Vice-President. Sara Bishop. Secretary: Nancy Harrison, Music Chairman: Kathy Hardesty. Publicity Chairman: Nanc) Morrow, Social Chair- man; Henry Tomlinson, Devotional Chairman: Frances Woods, Missions Chairman. Association of College Christians Row 1: Sue Owens, Lana Jenkins; Row 2: Richard Parsons, Sherry Austin: Row 3: David Green, Cornelius; Standing: Mr. Gary Underwood, Sponsor o Presbyterians OFFICERS Steve Callaway, President; Dave Hill, Vice-President; Virginia McLachlan, Seen tan. Sealed: Steve Callaway, Mr. William Steele and Mrs. Katherine Steele, Sponsors, Dave Hill; Standing: Sandra Pickett, Frances Hargrove, Virginia McLachlan, Judy Harris, Ronnie McKinney, Ann Newton. Row 1: Sam Dick, Lloyd Da is. Gerald Pargac, Mike Fox. Ed Radimak, Glenn Schoener, Bob Vincent, David Hanselka; Row 2: Bette Richter, Dolores Mayer, Helen Pargac, Elizabeth Pozzi, Agnes Raab, Jeanette Mendel, Gayle Wagner, Debbie Henkel, Inez Luera, Rose Dreyer, Doris Arnold; Row 3: Mr. V. T. Kallus, Joan Dyer, Wonne Champion, Mary Gwosdz, Qem Weber, Corneal Green, Ralph Howard, Robert Strand, Mat Zepeda, Dennis Boehm. Beth Hawes. Bette Stockbauer. Pat Hilscher, John Haas. Father Goertz. Newman Club The VC Newman Club sponsored the Leader- ship Weekend during which a Bar-B-Que was held at the CPL park. OFFICERS Dcvid Hanselka, President; Sam Dick, Vice-President; Beti Janca, Secretary; Esmergildo Nunez, Treasurer. Methodist Student Movement Sealed: Mrs. Mary Doughtie, Sponsor; Jean McLachlan, Wilma Timme, Dorothy Beaver; Stand- ing: Greg Brown. Mike Payne, John Rodgers. Mickey Regan. OFFICERS Greg Brown, President; Dorothy Beaver, Vice-President. Lutheran Student Association Row 1: Carolyn Weise, Glenda Goldsum, Leslie Totah; Row 2: Tennie Zirjacks, Darleen Brandt, Don Pannen; Row 3: Ruth Schroeter, Donnie Kolle, Larry Keesler; Standing: Miss Esther Etzel, Sponsor. I OFFICERS Seated: Leslie Totah, President; Standing: Glenda Goldsum, Vice- President; Darleen Brandt, Secre- tary; Larry Keesler, Treasurer. 121 Commencement, May 22, 1964 Dr. John C. Stevens addressed llie 39th annual graduat- i n iz I lass at Baptist Temple. Graduating with highest honors were Patricia Williams. Valedictorian, and Lana Jenkins. Salutatorian. Mrs. Wilma Felger helps Lois Fassino with last minute touches in fixing her collar. Graduates remain standing after the processional for the Invocation, given by Rev. W. F. Hathaway. Jr. One hundred fourteen graduates received either the Associate in Arts diploma or a Certificate of Completion. After the ceremonies, graduates hurriedly remove robes and leave with their cherished diploma in hand. Nancie DeVilbiss receives her diploma from Mr. Morris Shattuck, Victoria College Trustee. Cheerleaders JOANNA JETTON RUTH RUTLEDGE Head Cheerleader STEVE CALLAWA1 ISEL1THA IUZARD BETH JANCA Bob Goss Eblen 125 EDWARD RADIMAK I â– Jin Manager Read) to go— The Pirate -tarirr- battle the Schreiner Mountaineers. ireak enthusiasticall) bom Coach Evan ' handclasp I SEASON RECORD San Jacinto College 57 U. of Houston Freshmen ( 1 U. of Texas Freshmen 69 Schreiner Institute 80 U. of Houston Freshmen 73 San Jacinto College 83 Lamar Tech Freshmen 129 Rice Freshmen 88 San Jacinto Tournament 84 San Jacinto Tournament 81 San Jacinto Tournament 66 San Antonio College .7 Lamar Tech Freshmen 80 San Antonio College L01 Wharton College 95 Schreiner Institute 68 St. Thomas I niversity 76 Wharton College 81 Trinity Freshmen 69 Del Ma. College 97 Trinitv Freshmen 65 Del Mai College 80 Southmosl College 75 St. Thomas I niversity ill Southmost College 1 Del Mai College 72 San Jacinto College 63 San ntonio College 73 Denotes Gulf Coast Junioi Urge Vthletic Conference Denotes Conference Championship l ' la -off • Denotes S. -ut h Zone Region NJCAA Tournament No ember 1 ' ) Victoria College 63 December 2 ictoria College 76 1 (ecembei 7 Victoria College 61 Decembei ' i Victoria College 89 December 11 Victoria College 70 Decembei 13 V ict ria College 86 December 1 1 Victoria College 80 December 16 ictoi ia ( lollege 68 January .? Victoria College 68 January 1 Victoria College 93 January 1 Victoria College 96 January 7 ictoria 1 ollege 71 January U) Victoria College 86 January 23 Victoria College 86 January 25 Victoria College , ,7 January 28 Victoria College 86 January 31 Victoria College 85 February 3 Victoria College 73 February 1 ii i i ia College . i February 7 Victoria 1 lollege 99 February in Victoria College 7 Februai j 1 1 iit.it ia ( lollege 73 ' February 17 ii toi ia College 95 Febi uary 18 ictoria College 75 February 20 Victoria College 65 February 26 Victoria College 67 Match 2 Victoria College 67 March 3 Victoria College 5 ' Tall Trinity defenders couldn ' t stop Bob Goss from contributing 17 points to Pirate victory. H 126 Locker room rejoicing — Conference win over Del Mar in double overtime set off jubilant cheers in the locker room as well as the bleachers. The Victoria College Pirates came through with a break-even season for 1963-64. with wins and losses tallied each at 13. In the first Gulf Coast Junior College Athletic Conference game with Del Mar on February 7. the Bucs won a close 99-97 decision after a double overtime. On her home court. February 14. Del Mar evened the score with an 80-73 victory. The Pirates twice were victorious over the South- most College Scorpions of Brownsville. 95- 75 and 65-45. Victoria and Del Mar played off the con- ference tie in Refugio February 26. and the Pirates were forced to settle for second place after a 72-67 loss. Kentuck) Foui Dickie McDonald, Dennie Lewis, Kent Gal- loway, and John Eblen. Galloway and Eblen hold individual trophies won in the San Jacinto Tournament 127 The crowd wants a score-and action is always fastest under the basket. At left, Kenneth Kelso jumps for two points against Wharton, while Denny Lewis gets the same results on a toss in the Del Mar battle. Mid-court action is thrilling too. Kent Galloway, below, drives around Schreiner defense, but Ronnie Stiegler, right, gets off a graceful pass in the same game. The Victoria College Pirate Track Team — From left to right: First Row: Coach Monroe Northcutt, Steve Thompson, Delfino Garza. Kirk Preston, Esmergildo Nunez, Manager: Second Row: Donald Coker. Larry McCartney, Arthur Jackson. Bill Smith, Jack Birdsong, Victor Tantillo; Third Ron: Charles Meitzen, John Franklin, Joe Pase, Mickev Harris, David Ozuna, Boh Goss: Fourth Row: Roger Kirkwood, John Brandon, Gerald Wynn, James Tylich, Alfred Dworsky, Ronnie Jones. Track SCHEDULE February 22 Gulf Federation Relays Houston February 29 San Antonio College San Antonio March 6. 7 Border Olympics Laredo March 14 Pirate Relays Victoria March 21 Harlendale San Antonio April 3, 4 Texas Relays Austin April Blinn Relays Brenham April 11! State Junior College College Station April 21 Bulldog Relays Seguin May 2 A M-Rice-Texas-Victoria Houston May 15, 16 National Meet Big Spring 129 nJ Chatting with Coach Northcutt during practice an the tri-captaina oi the 1964 Pirate track team, Charles Meitzen, Roger Kirkwood. and Gerald Wynn Representing VC in the hurdles are Jim Tylich, left, whose best time of the vear in the 330 intermediate hurdles was 38.6. and Alfred Dwor- sky. right, who ran a 11.8 high hurdles. Boh Goss. below, had a seasons record oi 6 ' 2 for the high jump. 130 The 1964 Pirate relay teams proved to be outstanding. The record breaking 440 yar relay team, above, ran a 41.1 at the National Meet which is .1 second off the national record, and captured a 1st place. The team is composed of Larry McCartney. John Brandon, Donald Coker, and Arthur Jackson. The mile relay team, below, was made up of Charles Meitzen, Joe Pase, John Brandon, and Donald Coker. This VC relay team posted its best time of the season with a 3.17.2 at the Texas Relays. Ronnie Jones, left, an alternate for the mile relay team, ran a 40.8 quarter at the National Meet. Coach Monroe Northcutt of the Victoria Pirate track team -t.irnl- bj some of the trophies the team won this season. In the background is an enlargement of the team picture displayed al the awards assembly. At left, manager Esmergildo Nunez clocks some of the Pirate speedsters at a practice session. Below, Delfino Garza and Kirk Preston prepare for an after- noon practice. Roth represented the Pirates in the mile and two mile runs. 132 Border Olympics John Brandon hand? off the baton to Larry McCartney in the 110 yard relay. The team captured a 3rd place with a respectable time of 42.6. Gerald Wynn throws the shot put in the Laredn competition. He placed 2nd in the event with a toss nl 45-1%. 133 GOLF TEAM: Rou One: Lam Power, David Merwin, Berl CeUendorff: Rou Two: Uonzo Van Dever, Calvert White, David Killian, Coa I. II.,... I, I Gardner. Victoria Pirates Golf Bl i; I (-KI-I MhikH- i hu-i rnwi i; nwin n i;vu 134 DAVID KILLIAN ALONZO VAN DEVER CALVERT WHITE Victoria Pirate Tennis Team Gene Cilley, Larry Watkins, Coach Royce Miller, Frank Ray, Mike Sherman ' 135 Boys Intramurals t c H i Champs in VC Intramurals football this year were the Texans of PEM 7 with a 5-0 record. Members of the team were. Front Ron: Robert Stluka, Carl Bellis, Ray Goodwin, James Brown, Wayne Marek, David Nicholson, and Gene Drabek; Back Row: Mark Dierlam, Robert Knowles, Bo Shirley, Lewis Schott, Dennis Mraz, Mike Hurst, and Ray Bomersbach. Two in a row — Joe Ganem, going undefeated for two straight years, won his second table tennis championship. Esmergildo Nunez won the free throw con- test this year by connecting 42 out of 50 tossrs. 136 Intramurals volleyball winners were the Beatles, PEM. 4, who went un- defeated in five games. Members of the team are (Row 1) Joseph Franta and Jackie Birdsong; (Row 2) James Voelkel, Dennis Patton, Homer Home, and Patrick Hrncir. The Bouncers of PEM. 8 captured the Intramural basketball championship with a 3-1 record. Members of the team were Doug Koop, Bob Kubala. Marlin Frederick, Richard Curtis, Dennis Patton, Gerald Wynn, Alfred Dworsky, Homer Home, Harvey Heersson, and Donald Britton. Above, Sam Dick of the Rimrackers shoots for two against the Bouncers in the championship game. At left, Gerald Wynn of the Bouncers tries for two as Sam Dick attempts to block the shot. 137 Girls Intramurals DOUBLES PADDLE TENNIS WINNERS Doubles winners in paddle tennis were Jeanette Mend It- and Ann Newton. B TEAM BASKETBALL CHAMPS Row I: Dorothy Garcia, Judy Clarke, Barbara Decker; Row 2: Yolanda Carbaial, Sandra Miller. Sherry Austin, ( ' aria Mi Larry. sfV-f) A.(y_ A TEAM VOLLEYBALL CHAMPS Row 1: Janelle Loyd, Andy Reid, Dorothy Walpole; Row 2 Paulette Wells, Sandra Wynn, Jeanette Mendel, Jud; Sensat. BEST ALL-AROUND INTRAMURAL ATHLETES Pal Hrncir and Barbara Clark were awarded the above title at the May awards assembly for outstanding par- ticipation in various intramural activities. Student Roster Abel, Ralph Bruce (S) 100, 101 Abraham, Dale (F) 1.5 Abrameit, Gary L nn (S) 16 Adamcik, Mike Allen (F) Vdcoi k, Dan. I Lee I 1 I 13, 107, 108, 109 Aguilar, Man Louise ( F) 43 Milstrom, Michael K. iFl 43 Albrecht, Jean Allen iFl 43, 79, 100, 115, 118 Albrecht, Joseph Lyle. Jr. IS) 16, 21. 116 Alkek, Jalayne Annie (S) 16, 138 Allen. Anna L. i N i 40 Allen. Raymond Geoffrey (F) 43, 107. 108. Hi ' ) Allen. San. iF 13. 125 Allen, Sandra Jo I Fl Alvarado, Manuel, Jr. (S) Vlvarado, Richard John (S) Vnderson, Donald Howard « Ft 43, 102 Anderson, Karen Metha (S) 16 Anderson, Susan Eloise ( Fi 43. 104 Ingerstein, Edward Ruben (S) 16, 102 Voueille, Hedwig Jeanette F 44. 106 Appleby, Thomas Preston I F) Ara. Jamie Lynn (F) H Vrkadie, Mice Faye (F) 44 Arlitt, Julius i Si 16 Armstrong, Linda Kay (S) Vrnold, Doris Vnn I I ' 1-1. 117. 120 Ausmus, Larry (Fi Austin, Sherry iF 119. 138 Badough, Michael Joseph (F) 44, 107. 110 Bagnall, Vida Ruth (S) Bailey, Mary [nez (F) Bailey, Sterling L. (S) Baker, James Douglas i S I Baker. Richard Lee (S) Baker. Sidney Elw 1 (S) Barber, Louis I Iress I K i 1 1 Ban lay, Billj Glenn I Fi 11 Barglsley, Tim G. (F) 11 Bailelta. Carol Ann I F) 44 Baros, David Wayne fSl 16 Baros, William John fF) Barr. Cecilia Ann I F) Barr, Thomas Richard ( Fi Barlay. George James i f) |5 Basham. William ' F) Bayarena, Oscar (S) 16 Bayer, I ynnda Kaye (F) 45 Beard. Sudie Nan ' Si 17 Beasley, James Roger (S) 17 Beaver. Dorothy Nell IS) 17. 101. 121 Beeler. James ' Fi 13. 78. 118 BelllS, Carl Lee (SI 136 Bender. Bobb) W, (F) 106. 107 Benton. Velores Lynn fS) 17. 114 Billings, Jimmy Dale IF) 45, 107. 118 Billings. William C. IS) Bilton, Vernon Lee. Jr. (F) 15 lor. hfield, R..nal.l Gene (F) 15 Birdsong, Jackie (Fl 15, 12 ' ). 137 Birmingham, Stacj Paul I F 116 Birmingham. Stanley Roy iFl 13 Bishop. John Paul IF. Bishop, Sara I ynda (SI 17. 101. 106. 118 Black, Gloria F. I N I in. 12 Blahuta, Guthrie Vaclar (Fl 15 Blair. Dania Sue (Fl 10. 138 Blair, Sandra Vnn I Fl 16 Blake. Stephen Mien (F) 111 Blanton, Bob (F) Blanton, larj Gene Fi Blount. Doris Karrelvn (F) 46. 139 Bludau, Gerald Patrick (SI Bludau, Hilhert. Jr. (F) 16 Boehm, Dennis Wayne (SI 17. 116. 120 Boehm. Ronald Gene ' Fl ll..!es. Jerry Neal (S) Bomersbach, Raymond (S) 136 Bone. Ruth Ann (Fl Booker, James Napeleon (S) Borehert. Robert Wayne (F) 46 Born. Clarence Lee (Si 62, 106 Borough, Richard Paris (Si 17 Brandon. John Ed (S) 17. 129, 131, 133 Brandt. June Darleen ' Si 18. 26, 121 Brandt. Larry Wayne I F) 16 Branstetter, Ronnie Cecil i S) Bri.r. Nancy Carol! I F) 16. 117 Britton, Donald Lee ' S ' Broussard, Bobby Glen I F) Brown. Charles Edward i S i Broun. Elr.. Charles iF) 46 Brown. Illiffie (N) 10 Brown, James Eason. Jr. F) 46 Brown. James Gregory I Fl 46. 77. 106. 107, 108. 109. 121 Brown. Jam.- Ra) I F) 17. 136 Brown, Katherine Marie (S) 18.62, 104 Brown, Michael Wayne (F) 17 Broyles, Norman Lois (S) 18 Buchholz, Judj Kav (Fl Bujnoch, James Dean (S) 18 Bundick, Pamela K. (S) 18 Burke, Barbara Gail (S) Burriss. Finch N. (Fl Butl.r. Robert G. (S) Buzard, Belitha Ann ' Fi 47. 83. 89. 104, 111. 114. 124 Byars, Robert M.. Jr. (S) Calaway, James E. I F) 17. 112. 113 Callaway, Mark Stephen (S) 18. 17. 104. 112. 119. 124 Callis, Beverlj lean ' Fi Calzada, Gabriel (S) Campbell, Charles Franklin ' Fi 17 Campbell, Joe Allen (SI 18 Campbell, Sandra Carol I Si 18. 107 I !amp..s, llarrv B. I SI I inn. m. Bettv Ruth I F) Caraway, Patricia Ann (S) 13, 19 Carbajal, Yolanda (F) 47, 138 ' irdosa. Mabel (F) 47. 106 Carey. Ruth Carroll (Fl Carter. Sandra Joy (F) 17. Ill ( asarez, Richard Martinez (Fi Cash, John Tom (S) 19 ( asillas, Candid.. (S) 106 ( astaneda, Elia (N) 10. 11 CasUSO, Frank Edward (F) 13. 103 Champion. Amelia Yvonne (F) 17. 107. 120 Chamrad, Joe W. (Fl Chamrad, Richard Clyde (Si 19 Chapa, Vdeline Mary (Fi Chovanetz, Franklin Charles ' v I 19 Ihovanetz, William James I s I Chrisco, James D. (SI Christman, George Henry, Jr. (S) Chumchal, Ervin Rav ' Fi Ckodre, Robert Carrol (F) 18. 112 Clark. Barbara (F) 18.80. 112. 116. 139 Clark. Joe Robert (F) 18 Clarke. Judith C. (Fl 48. 114, 138 l irj Louise (F) 18 Cleeg, Diane v n. ' I N I Clihurn. Jay Welder I I ' Cohen, Laurie Rae (F) 18. HI. 117 Coker. Donald C. (F) 38. 48. 129. 131. 133 G.le. Carl Herman ' S ' Colson, Vrnetl Eddie (F) 18. 112 ( ..ne. J,,,- ' S ' 19. 21. 35. 82. 92. 96. 99. 102. 103. 104 C..ok. David Michael (S) 19, 112. 113 C..ok. D.m S. i Fi 100 Cook, Melba (N) 10 Cook. Rol.ert Mark (F) Cook, Sue Elizabeth (F) 48 Coone, Patrick Howard (Fl 49 Coonev, Holly nn I I â– ' i 19 Cornelius, William V. I F) 49, 119 Covington, Frank Harper. Ill (Fl 49. 118 ( ox, ( harles Ray ' Si 19 Crafton, Billie C. (F) Craig. Ronald Lee (S) 19 ( . ' iisp. Emmetl Lester, Jr. ' S Croft, Terrell Rav (F) 36.49 Crow, Thomas Randolph (F) 49, 111 Culak, Ca le nn ' F) ( ul.ik. Johnnie 1 ee I I ( lulver, Guv Latham I 1 I Cummings, Margaret Jane (S) 20,53 Cummings. Robert Lee ' F i Cunningham. Dolores K. I Fl 49 Cunningham. Farrell Gale S) 106 Cunningham, Joyce nn (F) 19 Curiis. James Robert (S) Curtis, Richard Wayne I l Curliss. Charles Andrew (S) D Daniel, Rol.ert Lee (F) Daniels. Bettv (.. ' Fl Davis. Diana Dclle i S I 88. 102 Davis, Garvis Lee I - I Davis, Glorice Jene (F) 107 Davis, Lloyd Edward (S) 16, 96. 103. 101. 120 Davis, illiam I F) Davis. William Anderson ' Fl 112 I lav. jean Levin ( Fl D.ck.r. Barbara Menning (Fl 49, 138 Dedear, Rol.ert I ee (F) DeForest, James Alvin (S) 20 Delgado, Rachel (N) 40 Del osSantos, Gloris Jean ' Si 20 Demmer. Shirley Dianne (F) 50. 117 Depine, Gail R. (S) 20. 86. 88, 112. 113, 116 li.Aill.is-. Nancie Ellen (S) 107. 123 Di.k. Sam W. i Fi 50. 56, 71. 90. 96. 120, 137 Dickey, Craig M.. .It. I S) Dierlam, Mark Dale (S) 20. 136 Dierlam. Orville ' S i 20 Dierlam. Sammy Carroll I 1 i Diet el, Dennis Dafc (Fl Dillard. Barbara Ann (S) 20 Dischinger, Sharon K. (S) 20. 112 Dittert, Hugo Lee I S) Dodds, 1 lonald James I I l Dodson, Preston Lewis (F) 116 Dodson, Stephen Mav field (S) 21 Domstead, Delbert . I I â– ' 50. 115 Donato, Mary Marg.net I F) 50. 139 Donato, Rol.ert Louis ( S ' Dotson, Thomas (F) 104 Douglas. Robert H.. Jr. (F) 50. 116 Drabek, Gene Edward (SI 21. 112. 136 Drever. Ro-e Marie (Fl 50. 117. 120 Dromgoole. William Otis (S) 21 Duerksen, Fani. e I N I 10 Duff. Paul Eugene (Fl Ducrae, Guadalupe i Fi 50. 106 Dunawav. Dav id Lee (F) Duran, D..ri- Elaine (Fi 50 Dvorak. David Frank (F) 50. 106 Dworsky, Mfred (S) 21, 129, 130 Dyer, loan Marie (F) 51, 104. 120 F.I.I, n. |..hn Alvin ( Fi 51, 66. 97. 112, 125, 127 Edgar. Jacqueline Ann (S) Edgar. John Edward I Fl 51 Edwards. Sandra Welch I S I 21 F.ld.r. Patrick Brown (F) 51 Elliott. Bill F. (Fl 140 Ellison, Cleovis, Jr. (Fi 51 Esterak, David Rodney (Fl 51 Everitt, David Earl (F) Falcon, Ramona Martina (F) 51 Falksen, Cloyce Roland (S) 21 Falksen, Norma Dell I Fl 51 Fanning. Nancy Helen (S) 21, 98, 106, 114 Fanner. Richard Lee (Fl 51 Fassino, Lois (Si 106, 122 Faulk. Larry Newton (Fl 52 Faulkner. Richard Allen (Fl Felkins, James F. (F) 125 Ferguson, David Ray (Fl Fernandez. Armando (S) Fischer. Jerry Lee (F) 52 Fisher, Billye Faye (Fl 52 Fitzpatrick, Jimmy Calvin ( F) Fitzpatrick, Johnny W. (Si Flores, Antonio I F) 52 Foester. Jo Ann (Fl 52. 112 Forehand, Roger ( F) Foreit. Darleen Rae (Si 21, 68 Foreman. Brenda Sue iFl 52 Fox. Michael Louis (Fl 52, 116, 120 Francis, Duke Robert (F) Franklin, Carolvn ( N I 40 Franklin, John David ( F) 52, 129 Franta. Joseph Robert (F) 52. 137 Frederick. Marlin Wayne (Fl 53 Frels, William Alonzo (F) 53 Frers, Gerald M. ( F I 53 Fridell, Robert Rolland (F) Friedrichs, Alois Clyde (SI 22 Fromme, Joyce Marie (Fl Fuchs, Douglas Michael (Si Fulbright. Shiela Suzanne Fl 53, 55, 89, 91, 103, 104 Caida, Hedv (Si 12.86. 112 Galloway, E. Kent (Si 22, 125, 127, 128 Galvan, Joe Manuel ( F) Ganem, Joseph Ellis (S) 22, 136 Gann, Joyce Lee ( Fl 53 Gant. George Edwin I Si 22, 107 Garcia. Abel Robert (Fl Garcia. Delia (Fl 53 Garcia, Dorothy Garza (S) 22. 138 Garcia. Mary T. ( N I 41 Garcia, Richard S. (Fl 53 Garner. Jay Loyd I Fl 116 Garza, Del ' fino (F) 129. 132 Garza, Harold P. (S) 22 Garza, Pablo (S) 22 Gaskin. Alfreeda Ann (Si 22, 107 Gathright. Doris Faye (S) Gathright, Jill (S) Gauthier, Frances (S) Ceisendorff, Ernest Bertrand. Ill (Fl 53. 116. 134 Gieb, Gerald Henry I Fl Gilley. Dianna Gardner (F) 53 Gilley, Gene F. (Fl 54, 135 Gilmore, Man (F) 138 Gilson, Richard A. (Fl 54, 116 Glazner. I.ula Mae (Si Goetz, Martin Otto I Fl 54 Gohmert, Donald William (Fl Goldsum, Glenda Lynn (S) 23. 100. 117, 121 Goldsum, Glenn Ray (Fl 51 Gomez, Pilar (F) 54 Gonzales. Andrew Steve I F) Gonzales, leliz Roel ( Fl Gonzales, Lupe R. I Si Gonzales, Pete H. (Si 23. 106,107 Gooch, Maurice J. (Si 23. 107. 108, 109, 116 Goode, Glenn Travis (F) 54 Goodwin, Raymond Mason (S) 136 Goss. Robert W. (Fl 54. 125, 126. 129. 130 Grady, Linda C. ( Fl 54 Grafe, Anthony Joseph IF) 54 Graham, Robert (F) Granberry, Leonard E. (Fl Granger, Wanda Sue (Si 22 Grant, Bobby Joe ( Si 22, 104, 116 Green, Almuth C, Jr. (F) 55, 114, 120 Green, David Kell (F) 55, 119 Green, Peggy ( N ) 41, 42 Green, Roy (S) Green, William Michael (F) 103 Greenlees, Joe Frank I S ) Greenwood, Roy E. (F) Greer, Nancy Ann (F) 55, 115 Gregory, Olivia Lois (S) 23 Griffin, Arlington Leon, Jr. (F) 106 Grimes, Philip C. (S) Grogan, Gail Michelle (F) 55 Grones, Royce G. (F) 55, 112 Guajardo, Janie (Fl 55 Gwosdz, Mary Elizabeth (Si 23, 120 Haas, John Frank (Si 23. 120 Haas, Marilyn Louise (F) 55, 72, 104 Haas, Marvin James (F) 55 Haas, Robert Eugene (S) 24 Hackstedr, Glenn (S) 24. 38, 112, 125 Hagan, Henry Joe ( F) 55 Haines, Donna Marie (F) 56 Hairell. Luther Forest (F) 56 Hall, Albert Franklin (F) Hamblin, Charles Robert (F) 56, 65 Hamlin. Jerry Dan (F) Hanselka, David V. (S) 24, 78, 91, 100, 120 Hardest)-, Kathryn Ann (F) 56, 118 Hargrove, Frances Lee (F) 56, 67, 76, 77, 104, 107, 108, 109, 114, 115, 119 Harlan, Billy Wayne (F) Harris, Delores (N) 41 Harris, Judith Gay (S) 24. 112, 119 Harris, Micheal Dee (F) 38, 56, 129 Harrison, Nancy Lee (Si 24, 107, 118 Harrison. Nicholas (F) 56, 106 Harvey. Gerald Dixon (Fl 56 Haschke, Alvis Leonard (Fl 56, 112 Hasette, Joe L. ( S ) 24 Hassler, Karolyn E. (F) 57 Hausendeufel. Carolvn Ann (F) Havens, Chris T. (Fl 38 Hawes, Mary Beth ( Fl 45. 57, 89, 96, 110, 120 Hawes. William Kelly I S I Hawkes. Joyce A. (F) Hawkes. Michael David I Fl 57 Haynie, Rayburn (F) Heerssen, Harvey I F) Heger, Charles H. ( F) 57 Heller, Edward L. (F) 57 Heller, Linda Sue (F) 57 Helweg, Stella L. (F) 57 Hempel, Charles L. (S) 24 Henderson, Evelyn S. (S) Henkel. Debra L. (F) 57, 114, 120 Henneke. Diane M. (Fl 57, 104, 106, 110 Hennig. Dave D. (F) Hensel, Harlan H. (F) 58 Hernandez. Arthur (F) 58 Hernandez, Erma (F) 58 Hernandez, Gustavo M. (Fl 58 Hernandez, Julie (S) 24, 106 Hicks, Larry E. (Si Hill. Dave C. (F) 44, 58. 84, 97. 112. 119 Hilscher. Patricia Ann (F) 58, 106, 120. 138 Hodge, Carolyn Joyce IF) 58 lloff, Karen Sue ( Fl 58. 107, 108. 109. 115 Hoffer, Freddie J. I Ft 58 Hogan, Robert C. (S) Hohlt. William H. (F) Holhert, Betsv (Fl Holcomh, C. Thomas (Fl 59.67 Hopmann. Bilh Wayne (Si 25 Horadam, Weldon S. (F) Home. Homer Owen I Fl 137 Horton, Linda F. (Fl 59. 138 Horton, Loretta Joan (S) 25, 71, 104, 107. 108, 109 Howard. Ralph Norman, Jr. ( F) 59, 120 Hrncir. Patrick B. (F) 80. 112, 137, 139 Hruska, Elaine (F) 59, 71, 104, 106 Huchingson, Calquitt B. (F) Huckman, Diane L. (F) 59 Hudock, Paul J. (Fl Huebner, Clifton H. (F) 125 Hughes, Minnie M. (F) Hummel. Kathleen (SI 25, 92, 98, 100. 101, 104, 107, 108, 109 Hunnam, Dianna K. (F) 114 Hurst, John Dale (S) Hurst, Michael (F) 59, 136 Hvak, Louis M. (Fl Hyatt, Carol R. (Fl 59, 76. 77, 108. 109 Hybner, Robert J. (Fl Ingram. Judy N. (Si 25 Ishmael, Robert James (F) 59 Jackson, Arthur Wynne (Fl 58, 59, 129 Jackson, Charles Paul (F) 60 Jackson, Norma Kay (Fl 60, 104 Jacob, Judy Annette ( F) Janak, Charles E. (S) 25 Janca, Betty Ann (F) 60, 102, 104, 120, 124 Jared. Raymond Charles (F) Jasehke. Judith Faye (S) 25 Jendrzey, Diana Marie (Fl 60 Jenkins, Grace L. (F) Jenkins, Lana Lee (Si 25, 87, 92, 96, 97, 98, 99. 100, 101. 119. 122 Jetton, Jo Anna Elaine (Si 25. 31. 105, 106. 124 Johnson. Baby Jo (F) 60. 107 Johnson, Edward J. IF) 60, 118 Johnson, Linda Janelle (F) 60. 117. 138 Johnson, Sandra Carole (S) Johnston, Mary Nell ( F) Johnston. Woodrow W. (F) Jones, Andra Sue (Fl 60 Jones, Ronald Ellis (F) 60. 99. 107, 117, 129, 131 Jordan, Lucille C. ( F) Judd. Mack Arthur (Si 26 Junek. Stanley A. (S) K Kaiser, Clifton (Fl 61 Kallus,John Cyril (Fl 61. 112 Kanak. Thomas Adolph iFl Karl. Larry Wayne (F) 61 Kasper, Judith Ann lF) 61 Keener. Larry Wayne (F) 61, 121 Kellev. Ernest Lester (Fl Kelly, Bobby G. (S) Kelso. Kenneth Rodger (Si 26, 125, 128 Kern, Henry J. (S) Kern. Mary Margaret ( S I Key, Dwight J. IF) 61 Kilgore. Mary Beth (S) 26. 106, 107. 110. 112 Killian. David William (F) 61. 134. 135 Kimball. Alma Dean (F) Kimball, Tina Sharon I F) 61 Kinder, Jam.-. Richard (S) 26 King. Judith Have I Si Kinkier. Amanda Louise I Si 26 Kirkwood. Roger I F) 129. 130, 133 Kleinecke, Marsha Lvnn (S) 26 Kleinecke, Robert Bruce (F) 61 Kloesel, Bernard (S) Kloesel, Freddie Louis (F) 61 Know Irs, Can Lvnnc I Si 141 I !• nn i S) 26, 136 I n Kr.ink (S) Koehl, Gwendolyn Annette (S) 27. 106, 111 Kolle, Donald Owen l.F) 62, 106, 116, 121 Koop, Douglas i F) Krueger, Mary Vline IF) ' ,2 Ki uppa, John i F Kubala, Boh I inn (S) 27 Kunetka, Mi. hael Fran. .- I F) I ila, Gilbi n Garland l Si 27, 100, 101, 116 Lambden, Lynn I ' Lampre. ht, Linda I e (F) 62, 107, 117 I ..in. i-i. r, Cei ild I (S) L06, 107 Landreth, Terri I vnn I F) 13, H. 62, 96 Langridgc, Betti lo IF) re, Mclam Sharon (Si Lassman, Bctt) i I 10, II Laurence, Frank I I awrem e, I .on F) 62 R05 Melvin i Fl 62. 112 Ledbelter, Ronald Stu n Ledkins, I glas Ra I - Lee.N in. Mice I F) 17, 62, 89 96 104, II I I . i Robi ,! f Fl 62 Lee, Roberl Patrick (F) Lee, Rovce 1 Leist, Jem Don ll 62 Lesikar, Marvin (Si 27, 112 Leske, Martin I Fl 63 Leslie. 1 equela Fave (F) Leur, iliiam Hamilton (Fl 63 Lcuschner, I am I dward i Fl 63 I ewis, David Earl IF) 51, 63. 116 1 ewis, Dennis Wavnc IS) 27. 35, 53, 97, 125. Lew Mai i I iendo, losephine Vnn I I Littleton, lames Robert i Si 28 Long. Janice 1 iri. I I !8, 117. 138 Lop, t, I ' , irl i I I opez. Haul IS) 28 Lorfii Doi i I tl I lerNi Ison I F) 63 Lull Elvi Lei IF) 63 Lull. Jovi i ' Vnn I S i I ,)ve. Roberl K f Fl Lovd. James Ml. I Si I, .n.I. Margarel Janelle (Si 28. 105. 139 I ... ... l .ri.i Inez (Fl ' Lumpkins, Ri, 1. ...I I i Fl 1 von . Mav 1 lizabelli lS) McDonald, William (S) 29 Mi Keithen, Alton Gary, Fr. (F) 64 Mi Ki y, Bobby Gen, (Fj Mi Kinney, Ronnie Edward I F) 64, 113, 119 ' â– ' I a, Jean (S) 29, 104, 115, 121 Mi I ii hi ... irgini . Paulim I I I 64, I 15, 119 Mel irry, ( u . Vnn i F) ' .I. 138 ry (F) Mi I ' ll, i- .n. II Craig (F) 65 Mi V herti r, Larry - IS) M Williams, Howard Hauser (S) Meissner, Gary F (Si 17, 29, 112, 113 Meitzen, ( harles II. IS) 10, 2 ' ). 38, I leanette Ann I I l 65, UK). 101, 120 18 i 19 Mem I- G rgi I Merritt, Tillie i F) 65 Merwin, David ( harles I I I 65, 102, 134 Mi yer, 1 dwin I - Migura, Vlton Ra) (S) 1 ) Mtkul.,. I enora Helen (SI 29 Mikuli nka, I imm Lamar ' Si 29 Milby, Michael Si 10 Mil. -. George D. I F) Miller, Bill R. I Fl Miller, lai k IS) Mill.-r. June Vdele IF) 114. 115 Miller, I inda Hahn I Fl 65 Mill. i. Marv Vnne I F) 58, 65, 100. 101 Miller, Sandra Jean I F) 138 V] , ., nn I vnn - S I Mini trei . lohn I Fl 21, 65 Montier, Frani es Ka I F) I . . ildim Mai I I Moore, Bett Sui I] 65 Moon II im N. (Fl 66 M • lames Sidm v (Fl 66 Moore. Marion Carole I Fl Moon . Rii hard I i roj i I I Moore, rhad Ri igan ' I Moore, illi im I . im i IF) 45, 66, ' 103 Morales, Ra G. I Fl 66, lot.. 107 | . i; ,bi .M (Fl 1 Austin Duane ( S i Morgan, Ion Paul I Fl 66 Moritz, Everette Lei IF) 66 Moritz, I i l 10, II Morrow, Nancv ( arol - I I 66, 104, 117. 118 Moses, Michael Wayne iFl 66, 102 Mova, Emmet! (Si Mi. i . Dennis Victor iSl 10, 112. I 16 Mueller, Glenn Edward (F) 112 Mueller, Ronald Gem IS) Mulhollan, lohn Carl (F) i Mi.ri.lt. Ri, hard i Fl Munson, Carroll Allen, lr. (Fl 67 Murphv, Paul Wavne I I I 67, 112 Murphv, Roberl Michael I Fl Orsak, Stephen W. (S) 19 ( (rtiz, M.iria Su-.mna i F) 67 Oiii . Melchor ( ' ... Jr. (S) 30 ( 1-iin.iii. Roberl Am, is i F) Owens, Sue I F) 68, 11 ) Ozuna, David Eli (F) 68, 129 Pannen, Donald I 78, 102. 104, 121 Pargai . Gerald Herman I I I 68, I 12, 120 Hi l.n Elizabeth (S) 16, 17. .10,36.88, ... 101, 114, 12 Parkan, Glenn Ray (S) 31, 116 lean ( F ) Parsons, Rich ird ( lyde I I • 68, 119 Pase, Herbert Vllen (F l 68, 129, 131, 133 Patterson, Rii hard C (Si Patteson, Byron Eugem Patton, Dennis Robert (S) 31, 137 Paul, ,l,i in I Payne, I (S) 107, 121 Paym I i on ird Vllison, I, (F) 68, 107, 108. 109 Pi irsi n, lames Patrii k • Peebles, William Donald I I I Pckar, Martha Mm IS) 25, 31, 112 Pena, Diana ' F) 68 I ' m. i. Rudy Guerra. Jr. ' Si 31 i inda Martelle (S) II, 62, 107, Pi rez, Joseph Frank : Fay ( S ) Petru, l ' l Dale (S Pickett, Sandra Sue i 1 l 69, 119 Pi, krell, Donn i - 1,34, 107, 110 Pieper. Marilyn Marguerite (S) 31, 100. 106 Podsim, Mi Ivin Vi rnoi - Poenis. I,. Ri. hard Brui e (F) 69 Pohl, Bernard. Ji I Pohl, Jesse II. .i . I , 69, 116 Pollard, Barbara I I I 69 Roi .1 S Post, Jo Mm i I Potts, Hen - It (S Powell, Vudm i 1. mi ,.! (Si 111 Powell, Kcnnetl P i Xoi man l Fl P ,. I am 1 dward I I I 68, 134 Pi I ibetl Marii - 93 96, 100. 103, 120 Thomas Kirk (F) oK. 104, 129, 132 l rllon Hughes - Fl 68 115, 116 l ' i lett, Barbara Graj I I I Pruett, I ' ., i .,,. . ' 11. 12 Pyle, lai kie Roy (SI 17. (2, ' Ma. ha, l. xamiei I IS) 28 Madden. Travis I eon (Si Maeker. Ervin L Mallette. Rubv .1 i 64 Mallette, lorn i I 1 iri I. V ivi â– David (Si 28. 136 Steve ludson I Marks, Sharon K Marshall. Vlfred bmai Marshall. Franklin 1 im I (Fl lohnm M â– Fl Matthews. Tana Sue I F) : I, ,,,! I iSl M ixwell, ill. , K . I, Mav. Pamela Vnne (F M iver. Dolore. Vnn ' SI 28. 111. 120 Maver. C, Karen Penel I irn tt vne I Fl M. 129 tt lit, r Dixon SI 22. 29. 7. 104. 125, 127 142 Yum. George William I I Nash, Rob, ii Hi. kie i 1 • Nelson. Bernice Brill i SI Nelson. Ray E. (F) Neumann, Karin Jane : - I 30 Newton, Helen Vnn (F) ' ,7. 115, 119, 138 Nicholson, David Eugem I Fl 67, 1 Mi Niemann. Rii hard IV (S) 10 r. John Leslie I F) 67 I -m.rr.iM.. (Si 10. 117. 120, 129, 132, Nunlev. I Dw I Oehlkc. 1 ... M ic I (liner. Sheila I Fl (.7. W . liam ISl 102 Man Kalh, rinc (S Orsak. Otto 1.1. ' Fl (.in. lint. in, , . James ( I i | 7o. 115, 120 l ... Edward (S) 32, 97, 117. 120. 126 Ragland. Vnnc B. (N) 41 Ralev. Phillip v Ramos. Plai „!., Vrias I I I Randle, M ... i, Ray. i Fl 70 Randolph, Larry Kevin ' I I R v, Dorian (F) Vicki Shervl (S) 32 Rav. Donald V I F) 70 Rav. Frank Roberl (SI 32, 135 Ravburn. Franklin Douglas I F) 70 R . Roberl Ennis (F) !. William Dennis (S) 32 R Nan, ie (Nl 11 Regan, Robert Michael (S) 16, 24, 33, 76, 94, 96, 98, 104, 107, 108, 109, 121 Reid, Andrea Lea (S) 33, 117, 139 Rendon, Mary E. ( N ) 42 Rendon, Robert Joseph ( F) Ressmann, Aline Fay (S) Retiz, James, Jr. (S) Reyes, Emilia ( S ) 33. 139 Reyes, Manuel Edward (S) 33 Reyna, Sylvia Marie (S) 33, 104, 107 Reynolds, Jaek Lloyd (Fl Rhine, Christopher J. ( F) 51, 70 Rice, John Rustin (F) 70 Richards. John Paul (S) 102 Richardson. Weldon Ray F) Richter. Elizabeth Marie (F) 66, 70. 98. 114. 115, 120 Riddle, Sandra IF) 70 Roberts. Betty (N) 40,42 Roberts, Evelyn (N) 42 Robles, Man Angelita IS) 33 Rodgers, John (S) 33, 103, 104, 117, 121 Rodriquez, Alex (F) Rodriquez. Eulalio (F) 70 Roemer, Edward I F I 71 Rogers, James Wilbert ( F) Rogers, Sherry lone (S) Rojas, Peter Paul (S) 33, 49, 96 Rokyta, Ruby Mae (F) 71 Roos, Katherine (S) Rosenquest, Albert Gary (Fl 71 Ross, Robert Lee (F) 71, 106 Roth, Curtis Wavne (F) Roth, Stephan West IF) 71 Rothbauer, Johnny Paul (Si 34 Ruiz, Fidencio Salinas IF) Ruiz, Ignatius IF) 51, 71 Russell, Rovce Lee I Si 34 Rutledge. Ruth Evelyn I Fl 47. 70. 71, 84. 89. 103. 104, 124 Ru x. Patsv Ann iSl 34 Rvlander. Catherine M. IS) 34 Saenz, Rosita (Si 34, 104 Sanchez. Florencio ( F) 71 Sanders, Sherra Lee (F) 71 Sandhop. Phyllis Ann (F) 72 Santiago, Vivian Leigh I F) Saunders, Maury Dean (S) Schell, Barbara Anne (Fl 72 Schmidt, John Wavne (F) Schneider, Charles Wayne (F) 72, 100 Schoener, Glenn David IF) 72, 106, 120 Schoenig, Eilen Margaret (F) 72, 100, 114 Schott, Uuis III I Si 34, 136 Schramek, Charles Wayne (F) 72 Schroeder, Leon Joseph IF) 72 Schroeder, Margaret IN) 42 Schroeter, Ruth Carol (F) 72, 117, 121 Schultz, Peggy Marie IS) 34 Schustereit, William Victor (Fl Seidensticker, Martha Cook (F) Seifert, Annabell I F) Seiler, August Bubba IF) 72 Selby, Donald Roger (S) Sengele, Desmond X.III IS) 34 Sensat, Judy Vivian I F) 77, 107. 108, 109, 139 Shaffer, Helen (F) Sharpless, Mary H. I S ) Shelton, Carolyn I Fl 73 Shelton, Jerry Lynn Sl 35 Shelton, Otis A. (Fl 73, 100. 101. 116 Shelton. Robert Earl (F) 73 Sherman, Dana Lea I Si Sherman, Mike Hugh (Si 35. 118, 135 Shirley, Bolton Cade (Fl 73. 136 Shows, Pamela Ann (F) 73 Shurber, Kathy (F) 73 Sikes. Fred R. (S) 35 Sirmon. William Ronnie (F) 73 Sisti, Robert Earl (Si 35 Sistrunk, William Ronald (S) Skarke, Dorothy ( N I 42 Skarvellis, Gail Anne (Fl 73, 115 Skinner. Chlolon (Fl 73 Skirlock, Charles I S I 35 Skopal, Ellen IF) 74 Smart, Doris LaVerne (S) Smith. Claude Earl, Jr. (Fl Smith, Dennie Joe ( F) Smith. Gary Lynwood (S) 35. 36, 110, 112 Smith, James Michael (Fl 74 Smith, Jay T. (F) Smith. John William (Fl Smith, Joseph C. I Si 35. 110 Smith. Sandra Jean (F) 74 Smith, Teresa Lynne (S) Smith, William Robert (F) 74, 129 Smolik, David Anthonv (F) 74 Snapp, William H. (Fl Soler, Jorge ( F) Soto, Abel David ( S I 35 Soto, Aurora Enedina (F) 74 Soto, Joseph Demetrius (S) 104 Sparkman, Robert, Jr. (S) 36 Sparks, Dorothy Ann ( F) Sparks, Karen Sue ( F) 74 Spears, Arthur Victor (F) 74 Spinks, Bruce Wayne (F) 74, 110 Stafford, Arnold James (F) 75 Stanfill, Carrell Thomas IF) Stanton, Robert Paul (F) Starbuck. Sandra Lee (F) 75 Stark, Juanita Kay (F) 67. 75, 114, 118 Stark, Ronald Jay (F) 64, 75 Steelhammer, Joe Charles (S) 36 Stell, Patricia A. (Fl 75 Stell, Willie S. (F) Stenseth. Florence (N) 42 Stewart. Arthur Joseph (F) Stiegler. Ronnie (S) 36, 125. 128 Stifflemire, Patricia Ann (Fl Stillman, James ( F) Stluka, Robert Alios, Jr. (S) 36. 49, 112, 136 Stockhauer, Bette Ann (F) 43, 44, 70, 75, 96 97, 104, 120. 139 Stoilis, Peter D. IF) 26 Stoilis, Thalia I Si 18. 36. 72. 78, 85, 88, 95, 104, 105 Strand, Robert S. IS) 36. 112, 120 Strauch, Wheeler H., Jr. IS) Streckfus, Eugene Mike (S) Strelec, Rosalie Marie (S) Strempel, Elmond Paul (F) 75 Strieber, Donald R. IS) 36 Stubbs, Finlev Timm I F) 75 Sullivan, Richard Ray (F) 75, 106 Sumbera, Marilyn Ruth (F) 76, 117, 138 Sutherland. Gavnelle (S) Svoboda, Daniel IF) 102, 116 Swanson, Michael Wayne IF) Swoap. Davis Ray IS) Swoap, Floyd Edward (F) Sylva, Gloria Linda (F) 76 Tail. James Robert (F) Tantillo, Victor C, Jr. IS) 36, 129 Tavlor, Gerald Clayton (S) 37 Teague. Can Ray (F) 76. 102 Teffeteller, jern Lynn (F) 76 Terry, Sh irley I F ) Thedford, Donald Spergeon (S) 37 Thiele, Vernon Gerald iF) 76 Thomas, Robert Hunter, Jr. I F) Thompson. Nancy Kay (S) 37, 62, 88, 104. 105 Thompson, Shirley Caddis IF) Thompson, Stephen (Fl 76. 129 Timme, Carol F: (Si 37. 117 Timme, Dorothy Elizabeth ( F) Timme, Wilma Jean (SI 37. 114. 121 Tindall, Gary Sellers (F) Tipton, Gerald Daniel I Fl Tolbert. Marshall Wayne (S) 37 Toller. James Andrew I F) Tolson, Barbara Jane (S) Tom, Carol Sue IS) 37, 116, 117 Tomlinson, Wayne Henry (F) 76, 118 Tompkins, Barbara Ann IS) 37 Torres, Virginia I Si Totah. Joseph Leslie (S) 37. 102, 103. 121 Townsend. Sally Eugene I F i 76 Trent, Dayne Leon I F I Treptow, Mildred Joan (F) Treptow, Ronald James (S) Trial, Charles Ballard (F) Triana, Theresa Mary I F ) 76 Triolo. Domenico (F) 77 Trumble. Vivian Lorene (F) Turner. Elizabeth Sue (F) 77 Tyler, Marian IF) 77, 100, 107, 108, 109 Tylich, James G. (F) 77, 129, 130 Tyng, Tom C. ' S Urban. Kathy IS) 38 L ' resti. Lawrence. Jr. (S) Vana, Alex Lee (F) 77 Van Dever, Alonzo iFl 77, 134. 135 Van Wie. James iFl 77, 116 Vayo, John Allan I F) 77 Vela. Daniel (F) 77 Velasquez, Theresa (F) Venglar, Daniel Franklin (Fl Vermillion, Charles Everett IS) 38, 125 Vickery, Dennis W. (F) Villafranca, Juliet Cecelia (F) Villarreal, Andy Frank (F) 77 Villarreal. Rudolpho IF) Villarreal, Velia I Si 38. 139 Vincent. Robert Earl iFl 120 Voelkel, James Ervin I Fl 78, 112. 137 Vogt, Rose Mary I Si 114 Voss, Suzanne Elizabeth (Fl w Wacker, Sylvia Ann I Si 38, 79, 115 Wagener. Doris Jeanne I S i Wagner, Bernard Joseph I Fl 78 Wagner. Carol Elaine (S) Wagner, GayW Elaine I Fl 78, 98, 111. 120. 139 Wakefield, Donald Ray (S) Wakefield, Fred Neal iSl Wakefield, Melanie (S) Wakefield, Paula I S I Wall, Donnie Keith (S) Wallace, Aletha Hanna (Fl 78 Wallace. Deanna Lee I S I 38 Wallace, Patricia Ann I Fl (.7, 107, 117 Wallace, Sandra Kax (F) 78 Walleck, Marjorie Ann iF) 78 Walleck, Roger D. (Fl 78 Walpole, Dorothy Mae i Fl 78. 139 Walsh. ik. Mary Lynn (F) Walthall, John Jordan. Jr. (S) Walther. Richard G. (F) Ward. Man Jo (Fl Ward. Michael Volncv il ' i Warnock, Roger Paul (S) 38 Warzecha. Dwavne August I F) 78 Wash. Darrel Patrick i SI Wasserman, Judith Louise i F) Watkins, Lam Gordon ( F) 7 ' ). 116, 135 Wearden, Joe III (F) Webb, Evelyn Jeanne (S) 38,98, 107, 112 Webb, Gayle Steven (F) Webb. Laurence 1. (S) Weber. Clemen, e Joseph (Fl 79. 120 Weber, Diane Cohen (F) 114 143 Weber, Garlan F. (S) 38, 108, 109 Weems, Travis Henrichs ( F I 79 Weise, Carolyn Ann (F) 79, 121 Weitzel, Fred (F) 117, 125 Wellington, Juanita Marie (S) Wells. Man Paulette (S) 39, 100, 114, 139 Wharton, Kenneth Dwane iF) 79 White, Hill Calvert, Jr. (F) 25,79, 125, 134. 135 Whitlev. Jim C. (S)39 Wilcox, Pat (S) Wilhelmsen, Ronald (S) Wilkinson, Huey Pinkney (F) Wilkinson, Roger Lee Fl Williams Archie Rav (F) 79 Williams, Douglas Bryan (F) 79 Williams, Patricia Lee S) 39, 100. 122 Williams, Shirley (N) 42 Williamson, Gary Leo (F) 79 Williamson, Terrence Leigh (F) 80 Wilson, Kenneth Darule (F) Windham. Owen Wayne (S) 39 Winfield. John H. (F) Winkler, Sandra Elaine F 80 Witte, Anton H. (S) 39, 116 Wolf, James Earl (S) Wolf. L nn Dougie (S) Wolk, Paul Roberl (S) 31, 125 Woods, Man Francis I F) 49, 80, 118 Wright. David Christopher (F) Wright, Donna Laurence (F) 80, 117 Wright, James Cooper (F) 80 Wright, Martha Jo (F) 80. 106, 111 Wuensch, Robert James (F) Wulf. Roger William (S) Wvatt, Jane Delores (S) 39 Wvnn, Gerald Wayne IS) 39, 129, 130, 133. 137 Wvnn. Sandra Beth (S) 39, 139 Zepeda. Matthew (F) 80. 104. 120 Zeplin. Gary W. (Fl 80 Zcutzius, Joseph Arnold IS) 39 Zirjacks. Tennie (F 80. 103, 115. 121 Faculty Roster .l.u,. I ucille 10. 118 Ml.. i. lfred 10 Beard, Roland 10, 116 Ring, Josephine 10 Bing, Roland 8. 9, 24. 58 Collins, Wilbur 10. 11 Dabney, Jean 10 Davis. Oliver 10 Davis. Tula 10. 115 I leaver, Frank 11 Doughtie, Mary 11, 121 Edward-. Jack 1 1 Etzel. Esther 11 Evans. Hester 11, 125, 126 Felger, Wilms 11, 13.69, 103. 122 Gardner. Harold 11. 134 Grecnhill, Kenneth 11. 13 Houle, Jeanette 12. 117 Hume, Louise 9. 24, 96 Jones, Leona 9, 12 Kallus, V. T. 12, 112. 113. 120 Mr Mister, Wayne 12, 116 M, Clean. Marshall 12,30 Miller, Royce 12, 14, 135 Moore, J. D. 7 Moore, Robert L. 4, 12 Nichols, Harold 9. 58 Northcutt, Monroe 12, 117, 129, 130, 132 Outlaw, Annette 12 Outlaw, Elmer 13. It. 117 Rowland. Lois 9. 100 Russell. Floyd 13 Schramm. Bennie 13, 102 Schramm, Winifred 13 Sergeant, Herbert 11, 13, 116 Shinn. E. C. 9 Shook, Robert 13. 69 Spurlin. ( lharles 13 Steele, Kathryn 14,119 Steele, William H. 13, 119 Stormont, John W. 8, 9 Summers, Caroline 12. 14, 36, 101, 105 Talley, Claude 11. 13, 14, 112 Thurmond. Ethel 14,114 Underwood, Gar) 11. 119 Warnlof. Jessica 14, 100 Whitmore, C. T. 14,69 Williams. Ruth 14. 107. 108 Organization Roster Vggie Club 112, 113 rt Club 1U iation of College Christians 119 Baptist Student Union 61, 78. 118 Business Club 60, 117 Circle K 35, 78, 102 College Choir 48. 63, 71. 75. 76. 77. 107. 108. 109 College Forum 103 Engineering Club 116 Gavel Club 72, 73. 78. 101. 105 German Club 115 Jolly Roger Staff 31. 45, 110 Lutheran Student Association 121 Methodist Student Movement 121 Newman Club 78. 120 Phi Theta Kappa 100. 101 Pirate Band 106 Pirate Staff 111 Presbyterians 119 Science Qub 1 16 Sports Association 117 Student Council 39, 70. 96. 97.9 8.99 T.S.E.A.79, 115 144 S-jf r xr S • J i ' ■• , - LiM Km m H m m â–
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