' Wm . ♦ f 1 E ' ( 1 ' r { ! r 1 1 i — 1 1 1 I 1 ft 1965 Pirate Victoria College Victoria, Texas l VICTORIA COLLEGE JL Another year of time has passed, taking with it many memories of happenings — happy ones, sad ones, pleasant ones, tiring ones — all adding to our ever in- creasing knowledge. We, the annual editors and staff, have tried to make this 1965 PIRATE capture some of these moments that should be remembered in the years to come. We feel that if you tried to rely entirely on your memory, there would be much that you would forget. That is the reason for this annual, to help you remember. This year ' s PIRATE is dedicated to the college, in its fortieth anniversary year. To administrators and faculty, to students past and present, to all who have con- tributed to making Victoria College what it is, we owe a debt of thanks. PIRATE CO-EDITORS Jesse Forman Kathy Craig Editors ' Note Table of Contents Board of Trustees President and Dean Faculty Classes Sophomores Nurses 2 3 4 5 6 13 15 37 40 83 95 121 139 TABLE OF CONTENTS Victoria College Board of Trustees FRED PROCTOR Vice-President WINSTON ZIRJACKS President DR. C. P. MONTIER Secretary GERALD DUBOSE MORRIS SHATTUCK EARL CLIBURN LEO WELDER r . D. Moore President Roland E. Bing Dean Administration JOHN W. STOR.MONT, Ph.D. Evening Schofil. Government LEO.NA JON ES. M.A. Registrar H.AROLD J. NICHOLS, M.A. Business .Manager E. C. SHINN, M.Ed. Director of Student Life Dean of Men EIA LOl ISE HUME, M.B.A. Dean iif Wunien s Administration CLAUDE A. TALLEY, M.S. Director of Student Personnel, Economics LOLS ROWLAND, M.L.S. Librarian Coffee, candlelight and conversation dominate the sponsors ' table at the Student Council Christmas, Dance. Dr. Ring and Mr. Whitmore captivate their listeners. Final instructions are given to the faculty by Dr. Bing prior to the fall registration. ALFRED I. ALLEN, M.S. Mathematics, Chemistry ROLAND E. BEARD, M.S Physics, Mathematics .lOSEPHINE BING, M.A. German STARLEY N. BOYKIN, M.A. Mathematics F. B. BURDINE, M.B.A. Business Administration, Economics MELBA JEAN COLEMAN, B.S. Home Economics WILBUR L. COLLINS, M.M. Music, Speech Faculty Faculty JACK EDWARDS, M.A. English ESTHER ETZEL, M.Ed. Physical Education, Biology HESTER W. EVANS, -M.A. Physical Education, Basketball Coach WILMA FELGER, M.A. Histor) ' , Sociology IVY JEAN DABNEY. M.A. English FRANK DEAVER, .M.A. Hislon, Journalism MARY DOUGHTIE, M.A. English, Spanish CARL DuBOSE, M.Ed. Chemistry, Mathematics « ; iL A:hmi .Mrs. Summers waits anxiously in line at the PTK Coffee, hoping that Mr. Deaver won ' t take all the nuts. Mr. Kallus flounders among a sea of books as he sorts and slacks materials in preparation for registration. Mr. Gardner and Gloria Roberts seem to want the same copy of the Jolly Roger on publication morning. Don ' t fight over it; there are enough to go around. Mr. Kaiser pauses for thought before delving into an explanation for his algebra class. HAROLD M. G.-VRDNER, M.S. Chemistry KENNETH A. GREENHILL, M.S. English CHARLES M. HAGLER, M.Ed. Psychology, Education JEANETTE HOULE, M.Ed. Business Administration K tsad ELSIE L HOWARD, M.A. History A. DAVID KAISER, M.Ed. Mathematics V. T. KALLUS, M.S. .Agriculture, Bookstore WAYNE H. McALISTER, Ph.D. Biology Faculty Mrs. Houle, Mr. Outlaw. . lr. Burdine and Miss Hume sit out at least part of their Engrossed in a daily newspaper, Mr. Greenhill relaxes between classes in the student union. J. MARSHALL McCLEARV. M.A English ROYCE G. MILLER, M.Ed. Mathematics, Chemistr - ELMER OUTLAW, M.S. Business . dministration FLOYD RLSSELL, JR.. .M.A. Government. History- C. F. SCHNEIDER, M.A. English, Speech Faculty 10 evening assignment — that of chaperoning one of the school dances. Out of the classroom, but still lecturing. Mr. Shook addresses Phi Theta Kappa initiates at their spring banquet. ROBERT W. SHOOK, M.A. History, Geography CHARLES D. SPURLIN, M.A Government KATHRYN STEELE, B.A. Mathematics WILLIAM H. STEELE, M.S. Industrial Arts BENNIE H. SCHRAMM, M.A. Matlicmatics Faculty Faculty CAROUNE C. SUMMERS. M.A. Speccli ETHEL THURMOND. M.A. Art MARY ANDREE TOKOL-Y. M.S. Biolog - GARY M. UNDERWOOD, M.S Biology C. T. WHITMORE. M.A. English RUTH WILLIAMS, M.M. Music Track Coach Monroe Northcutt takes time out from teaching and coach- ing to read a copy of a recent sports magazine. Mr. Schneider welcomed students to first fall assembly with serenades from his Hammond. ' « CLASSES n Miss Julia Riggs suggests a variety of inlercsling subjects and new courses to Glenn Schoener during fall registration. 4 14 History, literature, algebra, and other typical volumes are all added to Doug Flceman ' s bill at the campus bookstore. S Freshman Eugene Bowman studies his completed class schedule and contemplates the work ahead. Mr. Shook as ye olde robl)cr l)ariin, ' tifin fees from Marion Moore. Sophomores DAVID LEE ADCOCK Point Comfort MICHAEL K. AHLSTROM KATHY ALLEN RAYMOND G. ALLEN Port Lavaca SAM WILLIAM ALLEN Refugio SUSAN E. ANDERSON Victoria EDWARD R. ANGERSTEIN Victoria HEDWIG J. AOUEILLE Yorktown THOMAS P. APPLEBY Goliad THOMAS G. BARRE Yoakum JIMMY DALE BILLINGS Woodslx)ro S Its 4)iiii STACY P. BIRMINGHAM JOHN PAUL BISHOP Hallettsville JERRY NEAL BOLES Victoria LARRY W. BRANDT Cuero Dr. Stormont assists Betty Stockbauer and Beth Hawes in finding informa- tion on registration. Lee Ross explains to Mr. Shook and Mr. Edwards that he will have to make a fast trip home to get a little more money for registration fees. Sophomores NANCY CAROLL BRIER Cuero JAMES GREGORY BROWN Victoria JUDY KAY BUCHHOLZ Victoria BARBARA DECKER Yoakum t;-Day (Graduation I minus three and countinf;. Mr. Kallus distributes aeadeiiiii- rei;alia ti anxious candidates for diplomas. Say, are grades posted yet? . . . and we don ' l need any ac i pl.in. . speeches. . Ir. Whilmore instructs j;rad- uales in reliearsal at Baptist Temple. Salutatorian Eilen Schoenig adjusts gown collar for Valedictorian Marian Tyler. 18 Sophomores SAM W. DICK Victoria MARK DALE DIERLAM Victoria ORVILLE L. DIERLAM Port Lavaca DELBERT DOMSTEAD Victoria ROBERT H. DOUGLAS Houston GUADALUPE DUQUE Goliad JOHN ALVIN EBLEN Corydon, Kentucky JOHN EDWARD EDGAR Victoria r cr H iiftMl CLEOVIS ELLISON Victoria ALFONZO FERNANDEZ Placedo ARMANDO FERNANDEZ Yoakum JERRY LEE FISCHER Cuero JOHN D. FRANKLIN Victoria WILLIAM A. FREES Yoakum 19 Husbanil and wife cciiijirMtulatc raih nllii-r, as (Ii-nr and Dianna Gilley make {graduation a family affair. Dr. C. C. Colvert, Specialist in Junior College Education from the University of Texas, addresses 120 graduates at Commencement exercises in the Baptist Temple auditorium. omores ALOIS CLYDE FRIEDRICHS Meyersville DOUGLAS M. FUCHS Cuero JAY LOYD GARNER Victoria ERNEST B. GEISENDORFF Langley AFB, Virginia DIANNA LEA GILLEY Kenedy GENE F. GILLEY Kenedy RICHARD A. GILSON Port Lavaca MARTIN O. GOETZ Yoakum «2Mk hlMy GLENN RAY GOLDSUM Victoria INEZ GONZALES Victoria ROBERT W. GOSS San Antonio LINDA C. GRADY Victoria ANTHONY J. GRAFE Hallettsville ALMLITH CORNEAL GREEN Victoria WILLIAM M. GREEN Victoria NANCY ANN GREER Victoria 21 Sophomore students raise their hands to vote for their class officers at the first class meeting. It appears that the motion carried. Sam Dick checks off his pick for Pirate Belles at a class meeting. 22 Sophomore class officers: Sam Dick, president; Beth Hawes, vice-president; Gayle Wagner, secretary. Soph omores ROYCE GENE GRONES Hallettsville MARILYN L. HAAS Victoria MARVIN JAMES HAAS Hallettsville DONNA MARIE HAINES Vanderbilt LUTHER HAIRELL Victoria FRANCES HARGROVE Victoria BILLY W. HARLAN Port Lavaca NICHOLAS M. HARRISON Port Lavaca KAROLYN HASSLER Victoria iiilvitk DIANE M. HENNEKE Cuero ARTHUR HERNANDEZ Victoria JOHN W. HERRING Alice DAVID C. HILL Victoria 23 Blast off for Spain! Mrs. Mary Doughtie uses the modem language lab in teaching , Spanish. %, ... so Beowulf said to Shakespeare . . . Mr. C. F. Schneider combines oratory with English lessons. Night school students take notes as Mr. Charles Spurlin lectures in his sociology class. 24 Sophomores PATRICIA A. HILSCHER Bloomington CAROLYN JOYCE HODGE Victoria CLYDE THOMAS HOLCOMB Victoria HOMER OWEN HORNE Luling RALPH N. HOWARD Victoria PATRICK HRNCIR Schulenburg ELAINE HRUSKA Yorktown MICHAEL R. HURST Port Lavaca ARTHUR WYNNE JACKSON Victoria NORMA KAY JACKSON Victoria JUDY A. JACOB Cuero BETTY JO JANAK Victoria TRENTON DEE JENKINS Victoria EDWARD J. JOHNSON Bloomington LINDA J, JOHNSON Victoria iMM 25 HOWD ' I fmni a Mni:ing (nrr.ili.r. Su-.iri Hind- man lips her hat fur the phutof;raplier. Which witch uses tho Witch Hazel? Elaine Hruska, Frances Har- gnive, and Marilyn Haas lest tlieir Halloween brew. J(pe Chanirad brushes up on his artistr Could it be a coincidence? Double-five six limes in a row! 26 Sophomores FREDDIE L. KLOESEL Victoria MICHAEL F. KUNETKA Sweet Home UNDA KAYE LAMPRECHT Yoakum LARRY WAYNE McCARTNY Seguin VIRGINIA P. McLACHLAN CARLA ANN McLARRY Yoakum i if k % GEORGE E. MENEFEE Victoria ALTON RAY MIGURA Yorktown JUNE ADELE MILLER Victoria JOHN F. MINETREE Victoria 27 October always distracts students from other activities. Here, Mike Fox and Roger Blake listens to one of the World Scries panics in the student union. Sophomores BETTY ANN MIORI Victoria MARIA SUSANNA ORTIZ Victoria DAVID E. OZUNA Victoria GERALD HERMAN PARGAC Victoria GLENN RAY PARKAN Victoria RICHARD CLYDE PARSONS Victoria HERBERT ALLEN PASE Victoria DIANA PENA Victoria 29 We haven ' t decided wlici had more fun at the Sophomore Pie- nie, the Sophs dancing or Mr. Whitniore eating. Mike Fox and Gayle Wagner get ready to dive into tlieir plate lunches. Watch that waiflline, Gayle. 30 Sammy Dick is enjoying the food at the Soph picnic so well that he doesn ' t even have to smile for the cameraman. Sophomores JOHN TRUETT PESNELL Bloomington BENARD A. POHL Hallettsville JESSE ALLEN POHL Hallettsville iiiA r ' « M LEON JOSEPH SCHROEDER Hallettsville JUDY VIVIAN SENSAT JERRY LYNN SHELTON Victoria ROBERT E. SHELTON Victoria A well prepared Dtlbirl iJonistead supplies himself with plenty of exam pencils. One (Sue Cook) out of every seven people ( cepts English exams from Mr. Edwards. lieerfully ac- 1 1 ■S! J 1 n M m r i i W L - jH rv % 1 K • k ■n f d H Anxious students scan the posted test lists for individ- ual names and grades. They will never figure this pattern out. . Ir. Miller laid careful plan for his ehemistrv students. Sophomores GAIL ANN SKARVELLIS Port Lavaca JOSEPH D. SOTO Victoria BRUCE WAYNE SPINKS Refugio BETTE ANN STOCKBAUER Victoria FINLEY TIMM STUBBS Cuero SHIRLEY BELLE TERRY Victoria ALEX LEE VANA Hallettsville ALONZO E. VAN DEVER Austin JOHN A. VAYO Cuero RUDY VILLARREAL Tivoli 33 Kathy Craig and Greg Brown are wrapped for the norther, but why are they staying outside? The day isn ' t complete without some clowning. After the choir party just before Christmas, Frances Hargrove is caught pushing cake in Carol Hyatt ' s face. Sophomores DONNA L. WRIGHT Tivoli MATTHEW ZEPEDA Viclnria TENNIE IKJACKS Virtnria 35 Weekly lectures by local doctors add professional understanding to practical knowledge. Dr. Doye Bridges, obstetrician, explains the nurse ' s role in child delivery. Marilyn Schramm serves Barbara Zafereo and Jovita Rodriguez refreshments at the reception following capping ceremonies. H ' ■( HIL a KT |l r ' f. ■n ' lUi k ' ' - H B ; — 1 Marking the end of preclinical study for twenty student nurses, the Capping cere- mony lends a feeling of accomplishment to class president Wanda Warnock as she re- ceives her cap from Mrs. Lee Swickheimer. Nurs es VIOLA ALVAREZ Victoria MINNIE AUSTIN-HILL Victoria CHRISTINE DANIEL Victoria DORA DE LA GARZA Victoria ESPERANZA DELGADO Victoria EUNICE FRANKLIN Inez DIANA GARZA Victoria MARY ELLEN GARZA Victoria SUSANNE JAMISON Victoria JOYCE LEDWIG Wadsworth 37 Sterilizing hospital equipment in the autoclave is one of the duties of Eunice Franklin during training in central supply. Susanne Jamison and Kathy Orsak observe the demonstration of intra- venous equipment by a pharmaceutical representative during one of their lecture sessions. 38 ■Handle with care is a rule of importance for Kathy Orsak to remember while caring for babies in the nursery. Work in the hospital diet kitchen big responsibility for Dora De I a prepares food for patients. proves Garza to be a as she Nurses BETTY LOTT Victoria KATHLEEN ORSAK Victoria ANNIE PETTUS Freeport BLANCHE SHELTON Victoria WANDA WARNOCK Bloomington BARBARA ZAFEREO Victoria 39 Freshmen DIANE KAY ABERNATHEY Victoria KATHLEEN H. AHRENS Hallettsville JANYTHE ROYE ALKEK Victoria DONALD WAYNE ALLEN Sebree. Kentucky JOHN HARVEY ALLEN Lolita JAMES E. AMAN BeeviUe ROBERT NOLAN AMAN Becvillp RAUL a ARAMBULA Victoria LARRY DWAYNE ARNOLD Victoria RAYMOND PAUL ARNOLD YorktowTi I4£fe REBECC JOY BAIN Port Lavaca BILLY GLENN BARCLAY Port Lavaca FRED EUGENE BARNARD Victoria SHERMAN GUY BARNETTE Victoria 40 Standing for their votes to be counted, freshman students elect their president, vice president, secretary, and two representatives at the first class meeting. Freshman class officers are Roger Blake, president, Jody Cinotti, vice president, and Cheryl Hobby, secretary. Freshman class representatives Martha Grceson, Nancy Ralls, Roger Blake, and Cheryl Hobby pay close attention to .Student Council President Bette Stockbauer. Freshmen SANDRA LOU BARR Victoria SHARON RAE BAUER Cucro PATRICIA ANN HAUNUNN Victoria ALLEN GENE BAYER Schulenburg JACK CLYDE BIRDSONG Houston ROGER EARL BLAKE Victoria LESLIE R. BLANCHETT Victoria KATHY ANN BOARD Victoria LESLIE HER L N BOEHM Victoria . UCHAEL ALLEN BONNER Schulenburg NOR. L N LEE BORTH Yorktown DOROTHY E. BOW. L N Victoria 42 Does it make any difference what the inside of a kernel of corn looks like? Charles Schneider and Dan Bush learn first-hand lessons in the characteristics of their biological surroundings. Who ' s lecturing? And what is the subject? Palmrcading, may- be. John Franklin and Delbert Domstead are proving something in physics lab. We don ' t know what. Do you, fellows? Freshmen BARBARA LEE BRANTLEY Cuero HELEN KAY BRODERICK Victoria NANCY LYNN BROWN Inez RETA FAY BRUNS Yorktown li ti FRANK WILLIAM BURNS Cuero RICHARD THOMAS BUSBEE DAN ANDERSON iiiiii ANGELA CALZADO Port Lavaca LUPE GILBERT CANO Nursery PAUL CANTU Beeville WILLIAM RALPH CARR Victoria 44 I ' m sorry, but those reserve books are all out, is a familiar reply at the library reserve desk. One student finds a more favorable reply from Mrs. Work- Homework assignments draw Roger Blake, Barbara Decker and Robert Haynes to the quiet of the library. So Barbara, be quiet and let the guys study ! With selections from Aeronautics to Zoology, the magazine area of the library is constantly populated during library hours. Freshmen f ' 4il4M JOHN T. CAVAZOS Victoria FRANK G. CEBALLOS Victoria GEORGE S. CHAMBERLAIN JACK ROGER CHAPMAN Beeville NANCY N. CHEVERTON JoANNE CINOTTI LARRY WIRT CLARK Victoria ROBERT W. CLEVELAND Bloomington JACKLYNN L, COBB Blanco JOSEPH P. COHEN Victoria DONALD C. COKER Cuero LAURA LEE COLEMAN Pasadena iSKM DONALD GENE COOPER Port Lavaca ROBERT CRAIG COOPER Beeville 46 n A rvv A warm welcome to old students and an introduction to the new ones is given hy sophomore class president Sam Dick at the first fall assembly. Sam Dick, president of the Newman Club, presides over the memorial service on the campus lawn in memory of Herbert Hoover. America is a dream, according lo llic poem .America presented at the Memorial Day a scmhly by speech quartet. Ken Powell, Marilyn Haas, Francis Woods, and Garry Moore. 47 Freshmen MICHAEL ANDREW CORRELL tfli T M DELGADO FORRE:?T DUNCAN DIEMER Bloomington BENNETT EARL DINCANS Inez EDGAR LEE DOHMANN Moyersville STEVE BERNARD DORNAK Victoria 48 Friday Night Singers Frances Hargrove, Garry Moore, Larry Watkins, and Tony Rick practice folk singing in prepara- tion for the Western Day hootenanny. Mr. Royce Miller enjoys watching Jesse Forman go batty in this unique relay race. Fresh men MICHAEL DUCOFFE Atlanta, Georgia VIRGIL MARK DUNCAN Dallas AURY LYNN DVORAK Yoakum CHESTER LEE EDWARDS Port Lavaca ISAAC HENRY EGG Meyersville DONALD W. ELLIS Seadrift ANNA FRANK EPHRAN Wharton RAYMOND FLORES DONNA LYNN FONTENOT Cuero LINDA JEAN FORBES Victoria 50 The basketball team was introduced to the student body at the first seasonal rally. Martha Greeson distributes programs of school yells to the students. The one-leg jump is one of Jackie Cobb ' s specialties in her cheering. Coach H. E. Evans speaks a few words in behalf of his basketball team at the first pep rally. Ann Gorham displays her talent in yelling at one of the rallies. 51 Fresh men rirMil - 1 JESSE WAYNE FORMAN Viiic.ria MAKLl.N WAYNE FREDERICK RODGER LEE FRIEDRICHS Mevrrsville DALTON LEE FROMME Goliad jamk lknnette (;a. ihin Tiv.li FAHIEL GARCL Raymon.lvillc FILIBERTd GARCL i mLk Curr,. LESLIE ROBERT GARCIA ' ict ria PAMELA RL ' TII GARDNER Virtciria RLTII LEA (;AKKEn ' Vicliiria JAMES I3ARTI.ETT GARRISON Hl ciminf;l(m RAYMOND GARZA I.ENNIS J. GEORGE Port Lavara KKNNFTH W. SANDRA KAY Gil PIN NANCY Sl ' E GOE TZ T 52 Bette Slockbauer finds the card catalogue to be a valuable source of information for her research activities. David Ferguson, sophomore, and Pam Gardner, freshman, take advantage of the library facilities for study help during fall semester finals. The solitude of the library provides excellent atmos- phere for Gary Williamson as he concentrates on his assignment for the next day. 53 Freshmen MARSHA JAN GOHLKE Seadrift DONALD GEORGE GOLDMAN Victoria JOE GILBERT GOMEZ Victoria LSRAEL T. GONZALEZ Victoria LEANDRO GONZALES Jourilanton ANN GORIL M Bloominglon LARNA GENE GREGORY Victoria FRED GERHARDT HAHN Yorktown PATTI RUTH HALEY Victoria 54 Mona Poole, Jody Cinotti and Virginia McLachlan portray great school spirit for Gayle Wagner as they vote in the Student Council Election. La Juana Sherman, Gloria Roberts, and Nancy Ralls discuss how it feels to be in the Pirate Belle Nominee Line-up. •r. mm I mm W IIIH This is one election that Steve Roth and Robert Sparkman don ' t mind participating in. Let ' s get it over with, appears to be Sandra Zatopek ' s thought as she, Linda Tipton, Mary Thompson, and Mary Streetman wait for Sophomores to make their Pirate Belle choices. Freshmen RANDALL RAY HANSELKA Viclnria SANDRA K. HANSEN Victoria M xk JILL CAROL HOHF Victoria JAMES AL HOLT Victoria J ErW.ME GEORGE HRNCIR Victoria COLOIJITTB. HUCHINGSON H.l,l.rnnville I 56 Signing tlie icgislir i l.iiiii liic iinjuiili.ilc alliiiiinii i.l ludenls before the activities begin at the Student Council sponsored Halloween dance. Taking a coke break during the Halloween dance, Ruth Rutledge and Nancy Ralls relax for a moment. Doug Winters, Cher l Hobby, .Mickey Shirl , .ind Sue Smith enjoy ihrm-iKi- ,w lhi p.u lliipate in the Halloween fun. 57 Fresh men III AM-; I . Ill CKMAN Vicliiria GENE ALLAN IirMI ' IIKEV l. |..n.i ll l! i; ' I.EK IMMKNMAUSER V ikuin -r AN NOKETTA KELLOGG Virloria 58 ■■Louk, mum!, No head!! Buddy Davis found the situation quite humorous. Please, Mr. Snowman, don ' t melt before the dance. Gayle Wagner takes part in the Student Council Decora- tions. I ' d ratlier fight tlian switch! Doug Winters takes some dances mighty seriously. Betty Stockbauer, Jody Cinotti, and Duug Winters did a beautiful job on the Student Union Chiij-tiiias tree. Oh, these slow records! says Dianne Henneke as she and Fred Kloesel dance around the Snowman. C Freshmen W II M l II. Kl lll!|( K Vi. i..ii:i i;( M) ,|()K KIXC irl,ini WCI . . KIUCIINKK -. HJlifl I wii - I i i;i KM.II ' klniia 4ilil lOllNMKC. I.nQUAV DON.NA SUE I.ASSMAN 60 Don ' t look at the camera, it looks too posed. Jody Cinolli and Dan Bush get into the whirl at the Christmas danrr. JN ' o parliiL-r needed ' . ' ' blioelcss Penny Jeter high-steps it with no apparent concern for her absent partner. On target — bombs away! Jesse Forman also believes in solo performances. Freshmen RUSSELL NOLAN LAWRENCE Victoria DOUGLAS JAMES LEE Victoria CARROL LE GROS Victoria BETTY JEAN LEIST Yoakum DENNIS EDWARD LEITA Telferner KENNETH ALLEN LE.MKE Victoria IRENE J. LESIKAR Victoria ROSE MARIE LOPEZ Victoria GENEVA LEONA LOTH Victoria FRANK DONALD LOWTHER Victoria CHARLES WILLIAM LYONS Yoakum BILLY DON . L RTIN Vanderbilt DANNER M. RTIN Victoria JOHNNY M. MARTINEZ Cuero SYLVIA ANN .U TULA Hallctlsville 62 Uh Oh! Here we go again! Edie Sien- kiewicz hangs onto Ricky Byars for dear ' ife at the Western Day dance. ■V ' T s Ta k One and two and tliree and . . . Mr. Sergeant keeps time with his fingers. Shades of the Gay Nineties! Gay Johnson portrays a page of the old west as she dances with Raymond Allen. Freshmen JOAN LEE McCL. NAHAN Victoria DONALD ROBERT McCLEARY Victoria CARL McKELVEY Houston ROBERT RAY McKINNEY KERNELL OWEN MORITZ .Mcycri.vi ROSEMARY MORROW Cuero RICHARD C. MULLIGAN Victoria RICHARD W. MUNDT Victoria 64 Shoo camera, I ' m busy, comments Lowell Watson, obviously interrupted in his conversation with La- Jauna Sherman. Raul Arambula hurries along the porch way during the ten minute break between classes. It ' s too nice this afternoon to go to class. Let ' s cut! David Sullivan thinks it ' s good idea, but Sue Smith isn ' t so sure. Sharold Woods balances on the bumper curb as she proves spring has arrived. Freshmen FREEMAN L. NELSON Victoria LINDA JO NELSON Victoria JOE JULIUS NEVLUD Victoria ANELLIA JOYCE NORRIS Victoria RAMONA DALE POOLE Victoria BURNIE A. POPE Port Lavaca CARROLL ALLEN PREWITT Victoria DAVID EUGENE PRIBYL Victoria 66 James McNary enjoys a game of ping pong, one of the many daily activities of the Student Union. Dominoes arc a daily routine for many VC students. These fellows are really thinking the situ- ation over. 67 Freshmen DONNA ANN PURCELL Victoria FRANCES ANN RHOADES Port Lavaca ELIZABETH JANE RHODES Uvalde 68 Games pass away spaie hours in the student union. Sid Harrb analyzes his domino hand, while Sylvia Caldwell dares him to overbid her. Some try to use the union for study purposes. Edward Angerstein and Gerald Pargac discuss assignments over a cup of coffee. Freshmen RAY NOBLE RIGGS Victoria MARY LUPE RIVERA Victoria LYNN SABRSUL Port Lavaca GILBERT JULIUS SAENZ Cuero APOLINAR M. SALINAS Victoria 70 Don ' t let your finger get tied up in the rose, Ruth Rutledge warns Nancy Ralls. Council members were worn out before the dance started from transforming the Union into a Southern Serenade. One of VC ' s beautiful Pirate Belles, Beth Hawes, finds out right before the dance that the bugs will have to be exterminated from her vine garden. Using his engineering abil- ity, Doug Winters fash- inns out some decorations with bis trusty tools. L.ajuanj Siicnnan makes some flowers for her corsage in case her date forgets. 71 Freshmen ADELA SANCHEZ Victoria HAROLD LESLIE SAUNDERS McAUen DOLORES K. SCHENK Schulenburg JLVLMV LEE SCHERER Bloomington JANET L RIE SCHMELTZER Vicloria VERDA MAE SCHOBER Cuero VIRGIE P. SCHOENER Port Lavaca VIRGINL SUE SCHROETER Del Rio t lliL ' M; JINLMY LEE SCHULZE Goliad JOSEPH B. SCHWARZBACH Victoria CHERYL K. Y SCOTT Victoria DON W. SEILER Goliad LOUIS DEAN SHAFER Bloomington MARSHA LEE SHARP Placcdo JEAN ANNETTE S HELTON Victoria MICHAEL JOHN SHELTON Victoria 72 Gavfl Clul) officers for 1966 are Brenda Hale, treasurer; Mary Streetnian, secretary; Garry Moore, vice-president, and Kalhy Board, president. The unexpressed — how dare one say it. Jack Edwards assumes his role as a perfectly smug master of cere- monies. i ' lr - As new president, Kalhy Board accepts the Gavel Cliih symbol from Marilyn Haas, out-going president. Garry Moore entertained with a dramatic portrayal at the Gavel Cluh banquet. Henry Wolff of The Victoria Advocate announced state journalism award winners at the publications banquet. Bruce Spinks, .lolly Roger editor, won two individual awards. Freshmen l.all ' ANA K. SHERMAN Virloria H ARBAKA ANN SIKI ' .KK DOROTHY ANN SILVAS Point Gimfdrl JUDY KAY SIMPSON Kdna II AKMON EDWARD SISSON Corpus Cliristi JUDY ANN SMAJSTRLA Victoria KRED E. SMITH Victoria SANDRA JEAN SMITH Cuero SHERRY DARLENE SMITH Port Lavaca SUE EVELYN SMITH Victoria LEONARD RAY SPANN Victoria WALTER J. SPARKS Victoria ML CARRELL THOMAS STANFILL Seadrift FRANK DARRYL STEFK. Victoria JOEL FOX STEPHENS Victoria BOBBY STOKER Victoria 74 As a reward for their demonstration of outstanding skills, the finalists in hoth men and women intramural sports were honored with an Awards Picnic. To be eligible for participation, an individual or team was re- quired to have placed first in their respective tourna- ments. Selected from those attending was the Best All Around Girl and Bo Athletes in intramural activities. Each student who was an individual winner or a mem- ber of a winning team was awarded a small trophy as recognition of his or her ability. Justly proud, Mike Fox accepts the trophy awarded by Coach Monroe Northcutt to the Best All .Ground Boy Athlete in Intramural sports. Miss Esther Etzel, girl ' s I ' .E. inslruc lor, prcsiiils llii- lir-.t , || Arniiiul Oirl Atlilete, Jeanne Hepburn, with a trophy as a reward for her surressful liitr.muir.d itforts. 75 Freshmen NELDA JUNE STOLHAND Lolita BONNIE MAE STONE Port Lavaca JAMES EDWARD STONE Cuero DONNA TONNE STRAIN URY MARGARET STREETMAN Scliulenburg MARY KATHERINE THOMPSON Victoria MONA DEL THOMPSON Victoria 76 Representing the sophomore class, Sam Dick presents a check to Dean Roland Bing for a Pirate emblem to be installed in the planned college auditorium. Miss Patricia McMullen presents the National Secretaries As sociation Scholarship to Mrs. Alice Lee Barry. Proud students, Gayle Wagner. Sam Dirk, I ' .clte Stockhauir, and Mike Fox receive American Legion awards from Mr. E. W. Schramm. 77 Freshmen SHIRLEY G. THOMPSON Victoria LINDA LYNETTE TIPTON Victoria JIMMY EDWARD TRABER Victoria ' NN JEANINE TURLEY HUGH ALBERT TURNER Inez CHERI LEE URBAN Victoria WILLI M J. URBAN icloria JAMES DARWIN VASEK Mnultnn RICHARD CLYDE VAUGHAN Bloomington mu i JANICE ANN VAUGHN Cucro JESSE NL VELASQUEZ Port Lavaca DANIEL F. VENGLAR Vanderbilt VILLAREAL 78 Frances Hargrove, sophomore, won the Vkioria Classroom Teaclien Scholarship. Mrs. Dorothy Kohutek made the presentation. A smiling Donna Haines receives the SlOO Sl roptimist . chol- arship from Miss Norma Fauhion. Mr. V. T. Kallus. Agfii,- Chil, -|m,tim,i. nA.Jr.l HarlMr. Decker as Aggie Cluh .Swccthcarl ami pn-,ritril lur  ill a western hat. A .«1000 .ngin.riiiit; . h,.l.n liip rnri. h,-,l a h,lpp li..lM-it ShelKm. Making the prisenlalinn is W. I). Ta lnr. 79 Freshmen ANDREW FRANK VILLARREAL Victoria YOLANDA R. VILLARREAL Perl Lavaca RICHARD ALLEN VOIGT Victoria SUZANNE E. VOSS Victoria m RONALD LEROY WEST Victoria CHARLES JOHN WHATLEV Port Lavaca DON RAY WIELAND Yr.rktown 80 So, I ' m hungry, Billy Carr didn ' t linger long in gelling his food and finding a place to eat at the Freshman picnic. Mr. Charles Spurlin eyes those hot dogs with an awful hungry look as he gives Donna Terry her share. Gee. they ' re skimpy with ilic iiius- t;ird, thinks Sliarold Woods. Of course I brought it lo carry my harliecue home in. sai d Ron- nie King. i- J Freshmen FRITZ G. WILKE Victoria DONNA JEAN WILLEFORD Ganado GLENDA JANE WILLIAMS Victoria RONNIE LYNN WILLIAMS Victoria DONALD LAYNE WILSFORD Victoria CLOVIS M. WIMBERLY LaWard DOUGLAS EUGENE WINTERS Victoria JAMES ALEXANDER WOODALL Galveston LOUIS E. WOODMAN Placedo SHAROLD AL4NE WOODS Victoria EVELYN ROSE WOYTASCZYK Point Comfort JAMES C. WRIGHT Victoria JEANICE ANNE YARIGER Victoria MARGARET ELAINE YEARY Victoria ARMANDO D. ZAMARRIPA Victoria SANDRA SUE ZATOPEK Victoria 82 i ' i -3 V[CTOF CO ' PERSONALITIES 83 All- College F avorite Sam Dick All- College Favorite Bette Stockbauer 85 Sophomore Favorites Mike Fox Gayle Wagner f o r 7 Freshman Favorites Lama Gregory Lowell Watson Who ' s Who Qualities of citizenship, leadership and personal integ- rity, plus contribution to stu- dent life — upon these evalua- tions, a joint student-faculty committee each year selects outstanding students for special honors. No distinction is made as to classification, but sophomores normally dominate the list in that they have had longer to distinguish themselves as cam- pus leaders.  Barbara Decker Business Major Pirate Belle Aggie Club Business Club Texas Student Education Association Methodist Student Movement Band 88 Greg Brown Music Education Major Corraliers Methodist Student Movement Texas Student Education Association Gavel Club itiLiL. Donna Haines Business Education Major College Sweetheart Head Cheerleader Student Council t Ji Sam Dick Pre-Law Major All-College Favorite Newman Club President Sophomore Class Phi Theta Kappa Student Council Who ' s Who 1961 Eilen Schoenig Secondary Education Major Phi Theta Kappa Art Club Pre-Medicine Major German Club Phi Thela Kappa Texas Student Education Association Marian Tyler Music Education Major Phi Theta Kappa Corraliers Gavel Club Baptist Student Union Doug Winters Architectural Engineering Major Vice-President Student Council Engineering Club Tennis Team Gayle Wagner Home Economics Major Sophomore Class Favorite Pirate Belle Student Council Phi Theta Kappa Newman Club Secretary Sophomore Class ,. College Sweetheart Donna Haines 94 ORGANIZATIONS % Student Council members are (first row) Miss Louise Hume, Mr. Mike Hagler, Miss Julia Riggs, sponsors; Bette Slockbauer, president; Doug Winters, vice president; Ruth Rutledge, secretar)-; (second row) Sam Dick, Beth Hawes, Gayle Wagner, Donna Haines, Mike Fox, sophomore repre- sentatives; Roger Blake, JoAnn Cinotti, Cher)l Hobby. Nancy Ralls and Lajuana Sherman, fresh- man representatives. Student Council Serving as t he representatives of the student body at Victoria College, the Student Council has charge of most social events, elections, and other campus activities. It is made up of representatives elected from both the freshman and sophomore classes, and membershij) totals thirteen. Several projects for this year included an officers ' training program, use of a spirit banner to encourage class attendance at sport- ing events, and the sponsoring of student game night activities. Ruth Rutledge, Student Council secretary, reads minutes of the last meeting. Donna Haines, Student Council representative, leads a group of high school students planning to enter Business Administration during the 12th Annual Career nav. Planning is a vital part of all activities sponsored on campus. Siudcnt Council president, Bette Stcii kliauer, presides over one of the meetings. Social zenith of the spring se- mester, the Spring Formal is cli- maxed by that electric moment when all ears strain for the an- nouncement of the College Sweet- heart. Eleven campus beauties, chosen by student vote the previous week, have no more knowledge than their fellow-classmates who among them will be Sweetheart — until that awaited announcement. Then, in an instant, amid sighs and squeals, it is revealed. The ten remaining honorees. Pirate Belles equally divided be- tween the two classes, serve as a court of attendants to the Sweet- heart. Doug Winters crowns College Sweetheart Donna Haines at the Spring Formal. The swet ' lheart and her court, left to riijht, are Sophomore Belles Tennie Zirjacks. Gayle Wagner. Ruth Rutledge, Beth Hawes, Barhara Decker; Sweetheart Donna Haines: and Freshman Belles Kathy Board, .Jackie Cobb, Pam Gardner. Nancy Ralls and Lajuana Sherman. f i V J Mike, do you think Dr. Bing would let nip change my major to dancing? Miss Hume and Miss Riggs pre- pare refreshments of punch and cookies before the intermission rush of thirstv guests. Who says you can ' t do the jerk in a formal? Making their entrance for the naming of the .Sweetheart are Jackie Cobb (left), escorted by John Eblen, Pam Gardner (above), es- corted by Gene Har- vey, and Kathy Board (right), escorted by Roger Wallcck. 99 Sue Smilh grimaces as she tears apart her bar-bqucd chicken. The sight and smell of food iiiliances many facial expressions as the food line continues during the April 1 Western Day sponsored by the Student Council. Walkinp through the food line. Paula Lowery licks her lips anticipating the treat ahead. Jay Cohen supplies his own plate siesta style, to be filled. Donna Haines obliges. il J College Forum Students interested in law. history, gov- ernment and other social sciences find the College Forum beneficial as well as enter- taining. Meetings are held monthly and con- sist of discussions on current events and an occasional speaker. Since this was election year, the Forum, cooperating with the Stu- dent Council, conducted a campus straw vote in the presidential election. College Forum representatives are Ruth Rutledge, Tennie Zirjacks, president; Douglas Williams, and Jan Alkek. Sponsor is Mrs. Wilma Felger. Circle K Circle K members are (lirst row) Don Pannen, Gary Robison, Gary Teague, Danner Martin, (sec- ond tow) Mr. Bennie Schramm, Roger Blake, Don Anderson, Hugh Turner, and Daniel Swoboda. A college affiliate of Kiwanis, Circle K is a service organization for college men, which strives to better the college and community through its activities. Meeting twice each month, Circle K members had two main projects this year — helping repair the Kiwanis train in City Park and assisting in the Civil Defense program by filling water containers. 101 The Pirate Yearbook staff members are f i 5 row) Jesse Forman, co-editor; Susan Kellogg, Kathy Craig, co-editor; Larna Gregory-, Gayle Wagner; (second tow) Mr. Frank Deaver, sponsor; Sue Smith. Mary Strcetman. Linda Tiplnn. Diane Hcnneke. and Jan Alkek.- . . . then in triplicate ropv vou roiinl dnwn 38 squares, over 28, connect tlx i« lopsided? dots— but it the picture Banquet speaker Willard Clark, of Taylor Piibli =liin;T Cnmpanv, indicate wider cp- 102 I imrili- . ,n ll;,- j. Mil iKiH-l i. I,,.],!. Annual Cdeditor Jesse Ferman just doesn ' t trust girls— with pic- tures. Lemons don ' t apply to Jan Alkek ' s art of keepinji a straight face. - The Pirate and other Victoria College pub- lications received close inspection at the South Texas Press Club meeting in Corpus Christi. For the second consecutive year the Sweepstakes award has been captured by Jolly Roger and Pirate journalists, with The Pirate placing third in state competition in lOfi!. 103 JOLLY ROGER: (first row) Bruce Spinks, editor, Diane Henneke and Charles Schneider, associate editors; Frank Deaver, sponsor; (second row) Mary Streetman, Kathy Craig, Lama Gregory, Linda Tipton; (ihird row) Arthur Hernandez, Frank Covington, Jesse Forman, Stan Mclntire, and James Hancock. 104 What on earth is Mr. Deaver saying to his journalism The Jolly Stan Mclntire measures gal- ley proofs of his sports copy. This shot of Mr. Dea- ver at work is one of the few pictures the staff had ;o fake. Aggieland offered a variety of entertainment to co-ed journalists. Printed periodically throughout the year, the JOLLY ROGER serves as the official campus newspaper. Its staff is made up of both journalism students and other interested students. Besides providing the students and faculty of Vic- toria College with a news media, it also provides training and experience in publications. Highlight of the year was the awarding of the 1964 sweepstakes award at the state Junior College Press Association meeting. class? Note the mixed reac- tions. R oger Three JOLLY ROGER journalists captured state offices at the Texas Junior College Press Conference on the Texas A M cam- pus. Officers are Lama Gregory, president ; Bruce Robertson, (Tex- arkana) vice-president; Mary Streetman, secre- tar ' -treasurer; and Linda Tipton, parlia- mentarian. 105 m Phi Theta Kappa Phi Theta Kappa members are (first tow) Mrs. Jessica Wamlof, sponsor; Qier)l Hobby; Gayle Wagner; Eilen Schoenig, president; Dorothy Timme; Verda Mae Schober; Theresa Triana; (second tow) Mrs. Lois Rowland, sponsor; Marian Tyler, secretary; Eulalio Rodriquez; Sam Dick; Michael Moses; Delbert Domstead; and Glenn Goldsum. Membership in Phi Theta Kappa, national junior college honorary fraternity, is awarded to students who have demonstrated academic achievement, integ- rity and leadership qualities in the semester previous to their selection. The purposes of Phi Theta Kappa are to promote scholarship, develop character, and cultivate fellowship through such activities as the student tutoring program sponsored jointly with the Student Council, and the sponsorship of money rais- ing projects for a scholarship fund. President Don Cook presents the white carnation as a symbol of purity to initiate Tennie Zirjacks. 106 Dorothy Timme, fall semester initiate, signs the register as a new member of PTK. Mrs. Lois Rowland and Mrs. Jessica Wamlof prepare to serve the main course for the initia- tion ceremonies at the Hospitality House. yr- Members of the Gavel Qub are (row one) Virtciri;i E rrrii, Joe Sntn, Harry Rux, Dolores Schenk, Jan Alkek, Ann Purcell, JoAnn Cinotti, Kathy Board; (second row) Geneva Loth, Allyson Tucker, Don McCleary, Garry Moore, Frances Hargrove, Marilyn Haas, Ken Powell, Clenda Williams, Dan Bush; (third row) Mrs. Caroline Summers, Susan Hindman, Susan Kellogg, Ruth Rutledge, Gladys Cavazos, Kay Jackson, Susan Anderson, Jackie Cobb, George Menefee, Wayne Evatt; (fourth row) Jesse Forman, Gerald Thiele, Greg Brown, Mary Strectman, Suzanne Voss, Kimberly Rode, Mona Del Thompson, Linda Grady, James Reinhardt. Gavel Club Promoting interest in speech and drama, the Gavel Club offers all stu- dents the opportunity to participate in these activities. Trips to stage produc- tions in Houston and Austin were major activities of the year. The club also at- tended a stage interview with Broad- way actress Julie Hayden, and ushered at Civic Theater productions. Gathered around Marilyn Haas, president, are Joe Soto, vice president; Frances Har- grove, secretary; Linda Grady, historian; Garry Moore, treasurer; and JoAnn Ci- nntti, reporter. 108 Have Gavelites become folk singers? ! ! yrxi Choir members are (first row) Kathy Craig, Kathy Board, Jan Alkck, Susan Hindman, Vicki Everett, Janie Gamblin, Kay Jackson, and Director Mrs. Ruth Williams; (second row) Adela Sanchez, Judy Sensat, Barbara Lee Brantley, Marian Tyler, Gay Johnson, Nancy Cheverton, Gloria Roberts, Frances Hargrove; (third row) David Adcock, Kirk Preston, Ken Powell, James Rein- hardt, James Collins, Bill Sedgwick, Chris Langenberg, George Menefee; (fourth row) Raymond Allen, Chipper Sneed, Bobby Bender, Ronnie Koliba, Dan Bush, Garry Moore, Greg Brown, Wayne Evatt, Bill Elliott. Concert Choir The Singing Corraliers, a se- lect group from the Concert Choir, donned western clothes to appear in the chapel proces- sion of Fiesta San Antonio. Other local performances were scheduled for the 16 member group. The Victoria College Concert Choir directed by Mrs. Ruth Williams presented se- lections throughout the school year which ranged from Handel ' s Messiah to De Camptown Races. They have travelled widely performing in such cities as Austin, San Antonio, and Port Lavaca. The Choir and Band jointly presented their first public concert in November; their last spring concert was held in May. The Concert Choir provided entertainment at all of the school assemblies and impressed high school stu- dents during Career Day. I thought we came here to sing. Wayne Evatt captivates his audience. t,A «S-!P The band in concert: (first row) Barbara Brantky lat jpianui, Sally Town-i-nd, Mar-ha Sharp, Ray Tyler, Ruby Villarea], Robert Rodriguez; (second rou) Stephen Price, Jerr)- Gerlich, Diane Graham, Edith Johnson, Brenda Hale, Janet Schmeltzer, Susan Kellogg, Silvan Rossi; (third row) Diane York, Sandra Gilpin, Hedwig Aoueille, Mike Dunseth, Dan Bush, Richard Raybum, John Mulhollan, George Menefee; (fourth row) Glenn Schoener, Nick Harrison, Charles Lyons, Bobby Bender; (fifth row) Chris Langenberg, David Dvorak; (standing) Barbara Decker, Wayne Evatt, Dorothy Walpole, Garry Moore, Linda Nelson. Standing at right front is Mr. Wilbur Collins, director. When the director ' s away, the band still plays . of Hugo Dittert. under the direction College Band Directed by Mr. Wilbur Collins, the Victoria Col- lege Concert Band performs at college assemblies and presents concerts both at the college and for schook in the surrounding area. The 33-member band re- ceives class instruction and individual guidance dur- ing two years of band instruction offered by the music department. Mr. Collins directs the student body in singing the Alma Mater, with the band accompanying. 112 Participation in the Western Parade and the Flower Show are among the activities of Ag- gie Club members. Their an- nual barbecue is also a fea- tured event. The club ' s pur- pose is to nurture interest in agriculture and to provide ac- tivities, both instructional and social. Meetings are held monthly, and membership is open to any student interested in this area. Aggie Qub members are (jirst tow) Mr. V. T. Kallus, sponsor; Qovis Wimberly, president; Johnny Allen, vice-president; Barbara Decker, secretary; Glenn Mueller; (second row) Susan Kellogg, Allyson Tucker, Mona Del Thompson, Sandra Gilpin, Mary Dvorak, Dorothy Walpole, Linda Highberg, Susie Caldwell; (third row) Jimmy Ragsdale, Ejinis Redding, Don Wieland, Thad Moore, Henry Hartman, Richard Moore and Ron McKinney. Aggie Club I cannot tell a lie ... I burned down the cherry tree. Calvin White and Brenda Foreman are captivated by the magic of a campfire. Johnny Allen labors on the Aggie Qub float for the livestock show parade. Science and Engineering Clubs An organization for Science majors, minors, and others in- terested in scientific experi- mentation and research, the Science Club encourages a broader knowledge and under- standing of the field which it represents. This year the Sci- ence Club experimented with a group project concerning elep- trophoresis, as a method of separating the components of ink and blood. A delegation at- tended the Texas Academy of Sciences meeting at Baylor University. SQENCE CLUB: Lany Watkins, Craig Thedin, Bill Cornelius, Bill Beals, Barry Rux, Mr. Roland Beard, Dr. Wayne McAlister. Engineering students and other persons who have an interest in the field possess the only necessary qualification for membership in the Engineering Club. Its purpose is to encourage an interest in the knowledge of this field. Monthly meetings feature programs ranging from technical speakers to field trips. ENGINEERING CLUB: (jirst row) Mike Fox, Doug Wint- ers, Mr. Herbert Sergeant; (second row) James Vasek, Robert Sbelton, Norrell Schulte, Barry Rux. Art qua art is emphasized by members of the Art Club in their appreciation of ar- tistic qualities, and in their attempt to in- crease their knowledge of their medium. Meeting monthly, the club is open to all stu- dents interested in art. In addition to art activities and social functions, this year the club sponsored a training program for its officers, and held several programs con- cerning art and art history. Art Club ART CLUB: Oirsi row) Tom Redmon, Armando Zamarripa, Huey Wilkinson, Burnie Pope, Steve Blake; (second row) Mrs. Beryl Cargle, Helen Broderick, Eilen Sclioenig. Everett Ferguson, Joan McCIanahan, Janice Daniel; (third row) Miss Ethel Thur- mond, sponsor; Mrs. Margaret Hone, Dalton Fromme, Corneal Green, Michael Ducoffe, Joe Chanirad. Business Club BUSINESS CLUB: (first row) Nancy Brier, Mona Thompson, Dorothy Walpole, Geneva Loth, Wanda Wacker, Dolores Schenk; (second row) Jesse Forman, Sandra Zatopek, Allyson Tucker, and sponsors Mrs. Jeanette Houle, Mr. Elmer Outlaw and Mr. Ben Burdine. P N ; It ' s everybody ' s business. says the Business Club con- cerning its educational and so- cial activities. Meeting twice monthly, the club heard speak- ers on practical business meth- ods and employment factors. In a social vein, they sponsored a picnic and a game night for llifir members and guests. 115 TSEA: (first row) Linda Tipton, David Adcmk, Susan Andersun, Ruljy Villaical, Vivian Maurer; (second row) Mr. Carl DuBose, sponsor; Frances Hargrove, Raymond Allen, Judy Smajstrla, Laura Coleman, Greg Brown. Texas Student Education Association TSEA seeks to provide college students who are training to be teachers with experience and practice in the work of professional organizations. Associated with the National Edu- cation Association and the Texas State Teachers Association. TSEA members participated this year in a tutoring program at local intermediate schools, and several attended the state (■(iiucMtiiiii in San Antonio. German Club Students who have had at least one semester of either high school or college German are eligible for membership in the German Club. Meetings are held monthly, and are often highlighted by a film or so- cial. A favorite of the members thi? year was the Walt Disney film. Emil und die Detektive. The club is a member of Texas Association of German Students, and subscribes to Tags, official German student newspaper. 116 GERMAN CLUB: (seated) Mrs. Jo Bing, sponsor; (slundin?) Delhort Dom tead, Susie Ortiz, Rirliard Haeber, Gerald Thiele, Leon Sehroeder. The Baptist Student Union strives to foster the religious development of its members during their college life. Urging students not to leave God out of their lives in college years, the BSU sponsors a student devotional every Tuesday and Thursday morning, featuring a variety of speakers and programs. Other important events are attend- ance at student retreats, and the state convention of Baptist Students in Waco. Other activities this year included the Thanksgiving break- fast and a hayride. BSU: (first row) Kathy Allen, Ann Dawson, Laura Coleman, jMiss Julia Riggs, sponsor; (second row) Coach Monroe Norlhcutt, sponsor; Dan Bush, Frank Covington, Jimmy Billings, Henry Tomlinson, Eddie Johnson, Cliff Nauert, area director. Executive Council Officers not pictured: Lowell Watson. Jan Towery, Larna Gregory. LaJuana Sherman. Sammy Allen. John Bolton, and Wendell Price. Baptist Student Union g Seated, Eddie Johnson, second semester president; Standing, Henry Tomlinson, first semester president. Miss J ilia Riggs, sponsor, and Cliff Nauert, area BSU director. resident J. D. Moore, Coach Monroe Northcutt, and Dean Roland ing are taking in Mr. C. A. Talley ' s speech at the BSU Thanks- giving Breakfast. Newman Club NEWMAN CLUB: (jirst rou) Vincent Denimer, Diana IVna. Sandra Zatopek, Kimlnrly Rude, Alfonzo Fernandez, David Adcock; (second row) Mhs Mar ' Tokoly, Susie Ortiz, Mar - Rivera, Tony Flores, Gayle Wagner, Ralph Roush, Sam Dick; (third row) Gilbert Cann, Julia Gutierrez, Glenda Williams, Anne Yariger, Gerald Pargac, Mike Fox, James Vasek. Mr. V. T. Kallus; (jourth tow) William Cottrell, Lawrence Nelson, Leonard Spann, Pat Hrncir. Darwin Jacoli, Hilliert Rlu- deau, Raymond Allen. Bishop Stephen A. Leven speaks to tlie Newman Club on his recent trip to the Vatican to participate in the ecumenical council. LLEGE Active in religiou. and social life on campus, the Newman Club lists as its goal the development in its members of a personal, mature understanding of the Catholic religion. In addition to monthly meetings, masses, area conferences and workshops, and even financing their way to a national convention in New York City. Newman members have also achieved success at the South Texas Province Congress in Houston. Club sponsor V. T. Kallus received the Cardinal John Henry Newman . ward, and the local club took the Award of Attendance. Also. President Sam Dick attained the office of External Vice-chair- man of the South Texas Province: and Susie Ortiz, club social chairman, became a regional director. Methodist Student Movement Aiming to unify Methodist students in a knowledge of their religion, the Methodist Student Movement schedules in its monthly meetings a variety of programs, from guest speak- ers to student panel discus- sions. Other major activities include the membership ban- quet, Christmas party, and participation in the Texas Methodist Student Movement Conference. METHODIST STUDENT MOVEMENT: (jirsl row) Mrs. Mary Doughtie, Sponsor; Susan Hindman, Kathy Board, Judy Sensat; (second row) Edith Johnson, Jack Moncure, Greg Brown. Lutheran Student Association — LUTHERAN STUDENT ASSOCIATION: (first roiv) Judy Buchliolz, Pamela May, Edna Mae Oehlke, Ruth Rutledge, Miss Esther Etzel; (second row) Vicar Albertson, Barry Rux, John Beck, Gerald Tliiele. Bill Shelton, James Reinhardl. f o ( B The purpose of the Lutheran Student Association is to bring together the Lutheran students on campus for fellowship, and to promote religious activities. Regular programs at monthly meetings are supplemented by game night activities and so- cials. 119 Association of College Christians ASSOCIATION OF COLLEGE CHRISTIANS: (jirst row) David Green, president; Suzanne Voss, Bill Cornelius; (second row) Fount Schultz, Carroll Voss, Karolyn Hassler, Bill Lyons, Mr. Gary Underwood, sponsor. To increase the student ' s interest in Christian af- fairs and activities . . . This is the goal toward which the Association of College Christians is striv- ing. Regular monthly meetings are open to any who are interested in joining. An outstanding activity of the year was attendance at a retreat at HEB Encamp- ment, near Garner State Park, on Rio Frio. Carroll Voss, Karolyn Hassler, and Bill Lyons listen attentively to plans for an ACC retreat at Rio Frio. 120 SPORTS i ANN GORHAM KATHY BOARD DONNA HAINES Head Chpcrleadcr Hk. JACKIE COBB jzm Pirate Cheerleaders John Eblen, leading Pirate scorer for the past two seasons, goes up for two points against a Wharton defensive stalwart. Pirates Basketball 1964-1965 SEASON Nov. 17 VC... 55 San Jacinto College 66 Jan. 12 VC. . Nov. 24 VC 74 San Jacinto College 68 Jan. 15 VC. . Dec. 1 VC 83 Rice Univ. Freshmen 64 Jan. 16 VC. Dec. 4 VC....50 Tyler Junior College 68 Jan. 26 VC. . Dec. 8 VC 57 San Antonio College 67 Jan. 27 VC. . Dec. 11 VC 70 Univ. of Houston Freshmen 102 Feb. 3 VC. . Dec. 12 VC 70 Univ. of Texas Freshmen .. 108 Feb. 5 VC. Dec. 15 VC 75 Wharton Junior College 77 Feb. 9 VC. . Jan. 4 VC ' . .. 70 Univ. of Houston Freshmen 103 Feb. 12 VC. Jan. 7 VC 103 Blinn Junior College 62 Feb. 16 VC. . Jan. 8 VC 69 San Jacinto College 79 Feb. 18 VC. . Jan. 9 VC 58 South Texas Jr. College 62 Feb. 23 VC. . 76 San Antonio College 66 67 Houston Baptist College .... 64 59 Lamar Tech Freshmen 56 90 Schreiiier Institute 73 41 Wharton Junior College ... 89 80 Lamar Tech Freshmen .... 90 79 Del Mar College 97 90 Schreiner Institute 73 53 Del Mar College 64 101 Southmost College 62 77 Houston Baptist College 84 83 Southmost College 48 123 I SAMMY ALLEN RICKY BYARS Forward JOHN EBLEN Guard 124 Pirate Crew: The 1964-65 basketball team includes (row one) Calvert White, Wayne Haynes, Bob Goss, Lowell Watson, Ricky Byars; and (row two) John Eblen, Ricky Rothwell, Dean Shafer, Sammy Allen and Jim Stone. Coach Evans discusses court action with Buc five during all-important conference game against Del Mar. r wfmmmmm ' Brawn vs. brawn — Big Bob Goss, Pirate tall man, jumps against Uni- versity of Houston center to get game underway. WAYNE HAYNES Forward RICKY ROTHWELL Guard 125 1)KA. SHAFEK Forward Is the roof leaking? questions Bob Goss. Ricky Byars dribbles down court with a fancy display of ball hand- ling against Houston Baptist. JAMES STONE Guard LOWELL WATSON Center 126 Coach Evans talks over season plans with returning letlermcn John Eblen, Bob Goss and Calvert White. Jim Stone goes into orbit tor a score against Texas Southmost. CALVERT WHITE Fonvard 127 Track Since the formation of the Victoria College sports pro- pram. Pirate track entries have taken their place in the lime- light more than once. The 1065 season was no exception. In his third season as track tutor. Coach Monroe North- cutt once again presented a team bursting at the seams with talent. Even though the Bucs found a serious depletion in the field events, the sprinters, hurdlers and durable distance men piled u|) enough points for the Pirate crew to finish in the money in a majority of their meets. At the National Meet in Garden City. Kansas, the Bucs had to settle for second behind a powerhouse from Phoenix. Arizona, but Donnie Coker was named Outstanding Individ- ual Performer. Coker set a new 220 record of 21.5, was second in the 100 to teammate Larry McCartney, and ran on the winning 1 10 relav team which turned in a 41.4. Pirate Team: (first row) Monroe Norlhcutt. roach; Tad Harris , Leandro Cnnzali s. Esmerpildo Nunez, manager; (second roii) John Herring, Donnie Coker, .Arthur Jackson. .Mickey Harris, Norman Borth; (third row) John Franklin, Larrj- Mc- Carlney, Joe Pase, Larry . ' Stanford, and David Ozuna. COACH MONROE NORTHCl TT E5MERGILD0 NUNEZ .Manager 128 _J The Pirate ' s fine sprint relay team of Norman Borlli, Dimald Cuker. I.airy McC:arlncr - and Arthur Jackson gladly accept their first place trophy won at the Border Olympics, presented hy the Border Olympics Queen. NORMAN BORTH CTO DONALD COKER John Herring takes a quick check of the medal he won for third place in high hurdles finish. JOHN FRANKLIN 129 LEANDRO GONZALES I ' ulling the old school spirit into a final effort, Tad Harris and Joe Pase place 4th and 5th in the 440. MICHAEL HARRIS Pirate hurdler Michael Harris clears a hurdle in the 330 yard intermediates a step ahead of Blinn opponent. TAD HARRIS Nothing to it! Pirate track star Larry .McCartney breaks the tape in 9.7 for another first place in the 100 yard dash at the Border Olympics. 130 II I.JL Nfc „, - On the starting blocks at Laredo, Pirate entries in the 440 yard dash prepare for a fast lap on a wet track. . Esmergildo (Junior) Nunez, Buc manager checks Leandro Gon- zales ' leg for a possible strain. JOHN HERRING ARTHUR JACKSON LARRY McCartney 131 DAVID OZUNA JOE PASE Happy days are here again, Arthur Jackson ' s expression says as Victoria CoDege wins three gold medals and a trophy at the Border Olympics. ' ' ■Larry McCartney takes the handoff from teammate Donald Coker and sweeps to an easy victory in the 440 yard relay in a time of 42.2. Crt -,i: I ' ll,,!, ,1. LARRY STANFORD 132 to start the mile run. iIk ' sound of the gun r-ri Tr - to relax John. Pirate golf coach Harold Gardner gives a few helpful tips to John Milne. Larry Pnwir. Don Gips, Frank Burns, and Bert Geisendorff look on. Don Gips gels set for another 300 foot drive. Fore! Larry Power sinks putt. Golf The Pirate golfers won their fourth consecutive conference trophy hy de- feating Del Mar 634-654. Outlooks for a fifth crown are good as lettermen Don Gips and Frank Burns return to the green for more action next fall. Bert Geisendorff tries to determine which club to use for this crucial shot. 133 Intramural Football The Spitfires discuss tbeir next move against llie Rinkydinks during halftime. They won 14 to 13. Mike Fox makes ground for his winning Spitfire team for the cham- pionship. .r V Spitfires: (first row) Mike Fox, Chris Rhine, Mickey Bettis, Ronald King, James Beeler; (second row) Armando Buentello, Gary Crick, Kenneth Wharton, Steve Tliompson, Alex Vana. Trying for another touchdown before game time ends, the Spitfires run into a little opposition. Intramural Basketball Mike Meneley shoots for another two points to help the Huskies beat the Cro-mags, 42-37. Basketball champs, the Huskies, are (jirst row) Jesse Fornian, Bobby Trenck; (second row) Rich- ard Mulligan, Ricky RothweU; (third row) David Boehm, Russell Lawrence, Mike Meneley. Wait a minute, exclaims Sam Dick to David Boehm, that ' s a low flying Sput- nik! 135 136 Carol Fchrenkanip learns llic ancirnt art of usin;; lli bow and arrow, archcrv. The champs pause fur a hriak liefore winniii}; their final game. Donna Haines pels inlo position for a set up lo team member Sandra Gilpin. dlleyhall Champions are ( jirst row) Vickie Everett, I.ajuana Sher- man, Marilyn Sumhera, Pam Gardner, Susie Or- tiz; (secottd roll.) I.au- ral Magee, Patsy Hohhs. fjina Coleman. Jeanne Hephurn. and Adri.inn ( uriel. 137 Irmiis (-...kIi iii: cv Miller FILM ' S iiftlcrs I),.n MiCleary. I,arr Watkiiis, Uouf; Vintfr . anil (, Cilley a few pointers. Tennis Gene Gilley returns a serve. Cilley and Winlei- were ddulil champs in the conference tournamcnl. 138 Doug Winters rac kels llie liall across the net in a pracliet session. I Student Roster Aljernatiu-y. Diane Kay ( F), 40, 99 Abraham, Dale Ervin (S) Adcock, David Lee (S), 15, 110, 116, 118 Ahlstroin, Michael K. (S), 15 Ahrens, Kathleen Hamilton (F), 40 Alexander, Jean Helen (F) Alkek, Janythe Roye (F), 40, 101, 102, 103, 110 Allen, Donald Wayne (F), 40 Allen, John Harvey (S), 40, 113 Allen, Kathryn Louise (S), 15, 117 Allen, Rayond Geoffrey (S), 15, 63, 110, 116, 118 Allen, Sam William (S), 15, 117, 124 Allen, Walter Taylor Jr. (F) Alvarado, Richard John (S) Alvarado, Virginia Ann (F) Alvarez, Viola (N), 37 Aman, James E. (F), 40 Aman, Robert Nolan (F), 4fl Anderson, Donald Howard (S), 101 Anderson, Susan Eloise (S), 15, 69 Angerstein, Edward Ruben (S), 15, 69 Aoueille, Hedwig Jeanette (S), 15, 112 Appleby, Thomas Preston (S), 15 Ara, Jamie Lynn (F) Arambula, Raul Casanova (F), 40, 56 Arnold, Larry Dwayne (F), 40 Arnold, Raymond Paul (F), 40 Asbeck, Phyllis Sue (F), 40 Austin, Sherry (S) Austin-Hill, Minnie Mae (N), 37 Azbill, Lorene Louise (F) Bade, Norman Paul (S) Bagnall, Veda Ruth (S) Bailey, Frances Jean Bailey, Mary Inez (F), 40 Bailey, Yvonne E. ( F) Bain, Rebecca Joy (F),40 Bannister, William Travis Jr. (F) Barber, Lonnie Vernon Jr. (F) Barclay, Billy Glenn (F), 40 Barnard, Fred Eugene (F), 40 Barnette, Sherman Guy (F), 40 Baros, David Wayne (S) Baros, William John (S) Barr, Sandra Lou (F), 42 Barre, Thomas G. (S), 15 Barry, Alice Lee (F), 77 Bartay, George James Jr. (S) Bauer, Sharon Rae (F), 42 Bauman, Patricia Ann fF), 42 Bayer, Allen Gene (F), 42 Bayer, Lynnda Kaye (F), 42 Beals, William Lee (F), 114 Beams, Dollye T. (S) Beck, John Louis Jr. (F), 42, 118 Beeler, James Rowland (S), 134 Bell, Dorris Ann (F) Bellah, John Travis (F) Bender, Bobby Wayne (S), 110, 112 Benge, Katherine Bennatt, Julianna (F), 42 Bettis, Mickey Charles (F), 42, 134 Billings Jimmy Dale (S), 15, 16, 117 Birchfield, Ronald Gene (S) Birdsong, Jack Clyde (F), 42 Birmingham, Stacy Paul (S), 15 Birmingham, Stanley Roy (F) Bishop, John Paul (S), 15 Blake, Roger Earl (F), 28, 41, 42, 45, 96, 101 Blake, Stephen Allen (F), 115 Blanchett, Leslie Roben (F), 42 Bludau, Hilbert Joseph Jr. (S), 118 Board, Kathy Ann (F), 42, 73, 93, 98, 99, 110, 119, 122 Boehm, David Wayne (F), 135 Boehm, Leslie Herman (F), 42 Boles, Jerry Neal (S), 15 Bolton, John David (F), 117 Bonner, Michael Allen (F), 42 Bonnet, Elasue Bootbe, John Robert (F) Borchert, Robert Wayne (F) Bordosky, Eugene Martin Jr. (S) Bordovsky, Robert Louis (F) Borough, Richard Paris (S) Borth, Norman Lee (F), 42, 128, 129 Bournias, Nicholas Stanley (F) Bowman, Dorothy Elizabeth (F), 42 Bowman, Nolan Eugene (F), 14, 49 Bradshaw, Donald E. (S) Brandt, Larry W. (S), 15 Brantley, Barbara Lee (F), 44, 110, 112 Brier, Nancy CaroU (S), 17, 115 Broderick, Helen Kay (F), 44, 115 Broussard, Bobby Glen (S) Brown, Charles Raymond (F) Brown, James Edson Jr. (F) Brown, James Gregory (S). 17, 34, 88, 108 110, 116, 118 Brown, James Ray (F) Brown, Nancy Lynn (F), 44 Bruns, Dennie Dale (F) Bruns, Beta Fay (F), 44 Buchholz, Judy Kay (S), 17, 118 Buchhorn, Norby Wayne (F) Buentello, Armando (F), 44, 134 Burkholder, Roxie Walker (S) Burns, Frank William (F), 44, 133 Busbee, Richard Thomas (F), 44 Bush, Dan Anderson (F), 43, 44, 61, 108, 110, 112, 117 Butler, Glenna Diane (F) Buzard, Belitha Ann (S), J7 Byars, Richard Lenz (F), 44, 63, 124, 126 Cabazos, Gladys Katherine (F), 44, 108 Calaway, James E. (S) Caldwell, Sylvia Dow (F), 44, 67, 69, 113 Calhoun, Michael Lowell (F), 44 Callis, Beverly Jean (S) Calzado, Angela (F), 44 Campbell, Charles Franklin (S) Campbell, Elizabeth June Campbell, Frank Elvin (F) Campbell, Joe Allen Candelaria, Dolores (F) Cano, Lupe Gilbert (F), 44, 118 Cantu, Paul Jr. (F),44 Carbajal, Yolanda (S), 17 Carr, William Ralph (F), 44, 81 Carte, Charlotte Marie (F) Carville, Randy Ray (F) Casillas, Candido G. (S) Castaneda, David John (F) Castro, Frank G. (F) Cattan, James Edward (F) Cavazos, John T. (F), 46 Ceballos, Frank G. (F),46 Chamberlain, George Stephen (F), 46 Chamrad, Joe W. (S), 26, 115 Chapa, Adeline Mary (S), 17 Chapman, Jack Roger Jr. (F), 46 Cheverton, Nancy Norvell (F), 46, 110 Chumchol. Richard Wayne (F) Cinotti, JoAnne (F), 41, 46, 59, 61, 96, 108, 55 Ckodre, Robert Carrol (F) Clark, Larry Wirt (F),46 Clem, Roy Wilbur (S) Cleveland, Robert Wayne (F), 46 Cliburn, Jay Welder (F) Cobb, Jacklynn Louise (F), 46, 51, 93, 98, 99, 108, 122 Cogswell, LaNell Cohen, Joseph P. (F), 46, 100 Cohen, Laurie Rae (S), 17 Coker, Donald Cleveland (F), 34, 46, 128, 129 Coleman, Laura Lee (F), 46, 81, 116, 117, 137 Coles, Patricia Gay (F), 46 Collins, James Raymond (F), 110 Collins, Thomas Edwin (F), 46 Cook, Don S. (S), 17, 106 Cook, John Chester (F) Cook, Robert T. (F) Cook, Sue Elizabeth (S , 17, 32 Coone, Pat H. (S), 17 Cooney, Holly Ann (S), 17 Cooper, Donald Gene (F), 46 Cooper, Robert Craig (F), 46 Cornelius, Reuben Martin (F) Cornelius, William Virgil (S), 17, 114, 120 Correll, Michael Andrew (F), 4S Cottrell, William Noah (F), 48, 118 Covington, Frank Harper HI (S), 17, 104, 117 Coward, Elton David (F) Coward, Margaret Earlene (F). 48 139 Cnx, Cliiirl.s Kay (Si Cral.h, Waller Wallace (F Craig. Kalhleeii Susan I Fl. 48, St. 102. iM. no Craipeii, Ceorpe Wa ne I K , 48 Crass, Jack Ka I Ft Crirk, Cary Charles ( Fl. 48. U Crnrker. Klleii W. Croft. Terrell Kay iSi Crow. Tlionias Kamlolpli (Si. 17 Culak. Cayle Ann (Si Culak, Johnnie Lee S) Cuinha. Koger Derrell (Fl Cuminings, Rohert Lee Cunningham, Joyce .Ann (Si Curie], Adriann, (Fl.48. 137 Curtis.. Charles Andrew I Fl.48 D Daniel, Christine Neal ( N 1. 37 Daniel. Koherl Lee (Si I)a is. William Anderson I Fl. 48, .S9 Davis. William John (Si Dawson. Leoslia ANN (Fi.48. 117 Day. Jean L. (Si Deal. Rosemary Marie (F) Dearson. Jae(|ulyn Renee Decker. Uarliara Menning (Si. 17. 4.i. 79. 88.94.98. 112. 113 DeDear. Nellie I nell ( Fl. 48 Ded.ar, Rol.erl Lee iFl DeForest. James Alvin (Si DeLaGar j. Dora S. (N). 37. 38 Del-iCar .;!. John T. (Fl Delgado, Esperanzj Olivia (Nl. 37 Delgado, Cornelio G. (Fl, 48 Deinmer, Vincent Emmet i Fl. 118 Detlmann. James C. ( Fl DeYoung. Charles Allen (Fl Dick. Sam W. ( Si. 22. .30. 47. 77. 84. 89. 96. 106. 118. 1.35 Dickey. Susan .•Vnne ( V) Diemi-r. Forrest Duncan iFi. 48 Dierlam. Mark Dale (Si, 19 Dierlam. Orville Louis (SI, 19 Dincans. Uennelt Earl Jr. (Fl.W Dittert. Hugo Lee (Si Dohhins, RoI.ert Eugene (Fl Dol.vns. John Thomas (Si Dodds. Donald James (S) Dodson. I ' reston Leviis (Si Dohmann. Edgar Lee (Fl.48 Dom lead. Dell.erl A. i Si. 19. 32. 43. 90. 106. 116 Donato, Mary Margaret (Fl Donnelly, Francis Leon Dornak, Steve Hernar.l ( Fl. 48 Dc.tsoiv Thomas L. (Si Douglas. KoI.ert H. Jr. (Si. 19 Ducoffe. Michael (Fl,.SO. ILS Dunaway. David Lee i Fl Duncan, Virgil Mark (Fl,50 Dunseth. .Michael Clair (Fl. 112 Duque. Guadalupe (Si, 19 Dvorak. David Frank (SI, 112 Dvorak. Mary Lynn (Fi.,50. 113 E Eastwood. Kennie Richard F) Eblcn, .lohn Alvin (Si, 19, 90, 99, 12.3. 124. 126 Edgar. John Edward (S), 19 Edmondson, Thomas Wayne (F) Edwards, Chester Lee (F), 5C Edwards. .Sandra Ray Welch (Si Egg. Isaac Henry ' (Fl,50 Ehrig. Virginia Hope (Si Elliott, I5ill F. (Si, 110 Ellioll, James Cecil ( F) Ellis, Donald W. (F),50 Ellison. Cleovis (Si, 19 Ephran. . nna Frank (F), 50 Erikson. Earl Paul Jr. (Fl Espinosa, Dora Hondra ( F) Evatt. Roli.rl Wavne (Fl.50, 108, 110. 111. 112 Everett, Vi. tc.ria Theresa ( Fl. .50. 108, 110, 137 Everitt. David Karl (Si Everitt, Vera Laverne (F) Farley. Wyneltc Power Felirenkamp, Carol Lee (F), 50, 136 Ferguson, David Ray (SI. 53 Ferguson. Everett Carline (F). 50, 115 Ferguson. Lorclta Joan (F) Fernandez. Alfon .o Evaristo (Si. 19. 118 F ' ernandez. .Vrmando (Si. 19 Figuerova. . ntonio ( Fl, .50 Finley. Martha .Xnn (Fl Fischer. Jerry Lee (Si, 19 Fitzpalrick, Jimmy Calvin (F) Fitzpatrick, .Mary L. (Fl Fleeman. Douglas D. (Fl. 14 Fleming. Frederic Earl ( F) Fleming, Lewis Clyde (F), 50 Flores. Antonio Jr. (S), 19, 118 Mores, Raymond (Fl,50 Flores. Rod(dfo (Fl Floyd. Earnestine Vernetl (Fl Fly. Hetty Dickson Clements Fontenot, Donna Lvnn ( Fl. 50 Forhes. Linda Jean Haschke (Fl, 50 Forman. Jesse Wayne (Fl. 49. 52. 61. 102. 102, IM. 108. U.S. 135 Fortenberrv. Larry Joe (Fl Fox. Michael Louis (Si. 19. 28. 30. 75. 77. 86, %. 99. 114. 118. 1.3-1 Fox, Nelson ( F I Franka. Lonnie Kay (Fl Franklin. Eunice Ceraldine ( N), 37, 38 Franklin. John David (S), 19. 43, 128, 129 Franta. Joseph Rohert (Si Frazier. Victor Jr. Frederick. Marlin Wayne ( Fl, 52 Frederick, Robert . rminc (S) Frels. Pierce Laughter (F) Frels. William Al onzo (S). 19 Frers. Gerald M. (Si Friedrichs, Alois Clyde (SI. 21 Friedrichs. Joe D. (Fl Friedrichs, Rodger U-e (Fl, 52 Fromme, Dalton Lee ( Fl. 52, 115 Fromme. Joyce Marie (Fl Fuchs. Douglas Michael (SI 21 Gallowav. Ernest Kent (S) Gainbin, Janie Lennette (Fl. 52, 110 Garcia, Fabiel (F),52 Garcia, Filiberto Jr. (F). 52 Garcia, Frances Louise Kelinske Garcia, Leslie Robert (F), 52 Garcia, Richard S. (S) Gardner, Pamela Ruth (Fl, 52, 53, 93, 98, 99, 137 Garland, Robert Roy ( F) Garner, Jay Loyd (S), 21 Garrett, Ruth Lea (F), 52 Garrison, James Barllett (F), 52 Garza, Diana (N|, 37 Gar a, Mary Ellen (.Nl, 37 Garza, Raymond ( Fl, 52 tiauthier. Frances .M. Gayle, William Bartletl ( F) Geisendorff, Ernest Bertrand III (Si, 21, 133 George, Lcnnis J. ( F), 52 Gerhold, Kathy Marie (F) Gerlich. Jerry Lynn (F), 112 German, Kenneth W. ( F), 52 Giel), Gerald Henry (SI Gilbert. Karen Suzanne I F) Gilbert, Pat Kader ( Fl Gillespie, Wylie Thomas (Fl Gilley. Dianna Lea (Si. 20, 21 Gilley. Gene F. (Si, 21, 138 Gilpin, Sandra Kay ( Fl. 52, 112, 113, 137 Gilson, Richard Arleigh (S), 21 Gips, Donald Ross (Fl, 133 Gleinser, Billie Rhonda Bowman GoelA -Martin O. (Si, 21 GoetA Nancy Sue (F),52 Gohlke, Marsha Jan (F), 54 ( ohmert, Charles Wayne (F) Gohmert, Donald W. iSl Goldman. Donald George ( Fl, 54 Goldslucker. Mary Jane Goldsum, Glenn Ray (Si, 106 Gomez, Joe Gilbert ( Fl. 54 Gonzales. Bias III (Fl Gonzales, Inez (Si, 21 Gonzales, Israel Trevino ( F), 54 Gonzjlcs, Leandco (Fl, 54, 128, 130, 131 Goode, Glenn Travis (Fl Gorham. Ann (Fl, 54, 51, 122 Goss, Robert W. (SI, 21, 124, 125, 126 Grady, Linda Constance (Si, 21, 108 Grafe, .Anthony Joseph (Si, 21 G raham. Diane L. (Fl, 54, 112 Graham. Robert .-Vrnold (S) tiranberry. Leonard Earl Grant. Raymond D. (Fl Graves. Linda Catherine (Fl. h-i Grawe, Judith Dawn (F| Gre.n. Almuth Crneal Jr. (S), 21, 115 Green, David Kell (Fl. 54. 120 Green, Gladys Jean (Fl Green, William Michael (Si. 21 Greer. Nancy Ann (SI. 21 Greeson, Martha Elizabeth ( Fl, 41, 51, 54 Gregon. Urna Gene (F). 16, 54. 87, 102. 104. 105, 117 Grones, Royce Gene (Si, 23 Gutierrez, Julia . nne (Fl, 118 H Haas. Marilyn Louise (S), 23, 28, 47, 73, 108 140 141—6107 Haas, Marvin James (S), 23 Haeber, Richard Ernest (F), 116 Hagan. Henry Joe ( F) Hahn, Charles Thomas IF) Hahn, Fred Gerhardt (F), 54 Haines. Donna Marie (S), 23, 79, 89, 92, 96. 97. 98. 100. 122, 137 Hairell. Luther Forest Jr. (S), 23 Hajek, Louis (Fl, 54 Hale, Brenda Jean (F), 54. 73. 112 Haley, Patti Ruth (F),54 Hamilton, John B. (S) Hancock, James Warner (F). 104 Hand. Donald Wayne (F) Handy, Kenneth L. (F) Hanke, Norman Erich (F) Hanselka, Randall Ray (F), 56 Hansen, Sandra K. (F), 56 Hargrove, Frances (S), 23, 26, 34. 79, 108. 110, 116 Harlan, Billy W. (S).23 Harlan. Jimmy Allen (Fl Harris, Michael Dee (F), 128, 130 Harris, Raymond Tad (F), 56, 128, 130 Harris, Sidney J. (F),69 Harrison, Nicholas Miles (S), 23, 112 Hartenherger, Jerilyn Ruth (F) Hartman, Henry Ferdinand (F), 113 Hartzell, John Charles ( F) Hartzog, Howard Gallemore Jr. (Fl Haschke, Alvis Leonard (S) Hassler, Karolyn Estell (S), 23, 120 Haugen, Daniel Raymond (F), 56 Hausendeufel, Carolyn A. (S) Hawes, Mary Beth (S). 16. 22, 23, 71, 94. 96,98 Hawkes, Michael David ( S ) Haynes, Robert Millard (F), 45, 56 Haynes. Wayne (F), 124, 125, 127 Heger. Charles Harol d (S), 23 Hedrick. Kenneth Jack (F), 56 Heller. Edward Leslie (S). 23 Henneke. Diane Marie (Si, 23, 59, 102. 104 Hennig. Dave Douglas (F) Hepburn, Jeanne Lauder (F), 34, 56, 75, 127 Hernandez, Arthur (S), 23, 104 Hernandez, Edwardo H. (F) Hernandez, Gustavo M. (S) Herring, John William (S), 23. 128. 129. 131 Hesse, Robert Cleveland (F) Highberg. Linda Joyce (F), 56, 113 Hill. Dave C. (S), 23 Hilscher, Patricia Ann (S), 25 Hindman, Susan Elizabeth (Fl, 26, 56. 108. 110. 119 Hinnant, Susan Marie (F), 56 Hobby, Cheryl Hean (F). 41, 56, 57. 81, 96, 106, 107 Hobbs, Patricia Nell (F), 137 Hodge, Andrew Melville (F) Hodge, Carolyn Joyce (S), 25 Hoff, Ross Edward (F) Hohf, Jill Carol (Fl,56, 107 Holbert, Betsy (S) Holmes. Mildred Audrene Holcomb, Clyde Thomas (Si. 25 Holt, James Al (Fl, 56 Hone, Margaret Stella (F), 115 Horadam, Weldon S. Jr. (S) Hnrilka. George Louis (F) Home, Homer Owen (Si. 25 Howard, Ralph Norman H (S), 25 Hrncir, Jerome George (F), 56 Hrncir, Patrick (S), 25, 118 Hruska, Elaine (S),25, 26 Huchingson, Colquitt B. (F), 56 Huckman, Diane L. (F), 58 Huebner, Clifton Henry Jr. (F) Humphrey, Gene Allan (F), 58 Hurst, Michael R. (S), 25 Hurta, James Charles (Fl Hyak, Louis M. (F) Hyatt, Carol Ruth (S),34 Hybner, Robert John (S) I Imes, Betty Joyce (F) Immenhauser, Harvey Lee (F), 58 Iraggi, Robert Gene (F), 58 Irwin, Richard Elliott (F).58 Isom. Jill (F) J Jackson, Arthur. Wynne Jr. (Si, 25, 128, 129. 131, 132 Jackson, Charles Paul (S) Jackson, Norma Kay (S), 25, 108, 110 Jacob, Darwin Edward (Fl, 58, 118 Jacob, Judy A. (S), 25 Jacob, Darwin Edward (F), 58, 118 Jaeger, James William (F), 58 Jamison, Sharon Idill (F) Jamison, Susanne (N), 38, 37 Janak, Betty Jo (S), 25 Janak, David Francis (Fl Janak. Paul L. (Fl Janak. William Joseph (F) Jansky, Sandra Jean (S), 25 Jared, Burdette F. (F) Jendrzey. Kathryn Louise Victoria (Fl. 58 Jenkins, Catherine Kay (F), 34, 58 Jenkins, Trenton Dee (S), 25 Jimenez, Anais Angela ( F), 58 Johnson, Edith Merle (Fl, 58, 112, 119 Johnson, Edward Joseph (S), 25, 117 Johnson, Gay L. (Si, 63, 110 Johnson, Jo Ann (F) Johnson. Larry G. (F) Johnson, Linda Janelle (S), 25 Johnson, Vera B. (F),58 Johnson, Victor Adell (S) Jones, Jerry Don (F), 58 Judd, Mack Arthur K Kacir, Eugene F. Jr. (F), 58 Kanak, Thomas A. (S) Kandis, James William (F), 58 Karl, Larry Wayne (S) Kelley, James Arden Jr. (F) Kellogg, Susan Noretta (F), 58, 102, 108, 112, 113 Kenne, Alonzo Carter (F) Kennedy, Barry Michael (F) Kimball. Alma Dean (S) Kiiidcr, James Richard (S) Kindrick, William Richard (F), 60 King, Clifton LaVerne (F) King, Ronald Joe (F), 60, 81, 134 Kirby. Andrew Harrison II (F) Kirchner, Gilbert Lee (F) Kirchner, Nancy Ann (F), 60 Kirkland, Timothy Edward (F) Kirkpatrick, Robert Wendell (S) Kloesel, Freddie Louis (S), 27, 59 Kneip, James Edward (Fl, 60 Knight, James Andrew HI (F) Knipling, Clifford Ray (F) Knowlcs, Andrew Dwain (S) Koehl, Carol Ann (F), 60 Koenig, Larry Allan (F), ' 60 Koliba, Ronnie Linn (F), 60, 110 Kolodziejczyk, Daniel Lee (F) Koop, Douglas Virgil (S) Konrad, Carlton Ray (F) Korinek, Philip L. (F),60 Korth, Kenneth Allen (F) Kouba, Charles Patrick (F), 60 Kouba, Patricia Katherine (F), 60 Krause, Lenwood J. Jr. (F), 60 Krebs, Charles Henry (F), 60 Kruppa, Shirley Irene (F), 60 Kruse. William Frels (Fl Kueker. Roy Lawrence ( F) Kunctka, Michael Francis (S), 27 Kyrish, Jerry L. (F) LaBeaume. Paul deTarleron (F) Lambden. Lynn Doyle (F) Lamprecht, Linda Kaye (S), 27 Landry, Louis Simon Langenberg, Chris Melvin ( F), 60, 110, 112 LaQuay, Johnnie C. (F), 60 Lassman, Donna Sue (Fl, 60 Lawrence, Russell Nolan (F), 62, 135 Ledwig, Joyce Ann (N), 37 Lee, Douglas James (Fl, 62 Lee, John E. (F) LeFurgey, Martha Dell (F) LeGros, Carrol (Fl, 62 Leist, Betty Jean ( Fl, 62 Leist, Jerry Don (S), 27 Leila, Dennis Edward (F), 62 Lemke, Kenneth Allen (F), 62 Lesikar, Irene Jeanette (F), 62 Lesikar, James Edward (F) Leske, Martin H. (F) Leur, William Hamilton (Si, 27 Leuschner, Larry E. (S) Liendo, Josephine Ann (S) Lopez, Pearl (S), 27 Lopez, Rose Marie (Fl. 62 Loth, Geneva Leona (F), 62. 108, 115 Lott, Betty Jean (N), 39 Lott, Elvis Lee (S) Love, Perry R. (F) Love, Robert (S) Lowrie, Dottie Paulette (F), 100 Lowther, Frank Donald (F), 62 Lumpkins. Richard C. (S) Luster, Carl Robert (F) Lyons, Charles William (F), 62, 112, 120 Lytle, Carol AnnQuinlan (F) M Maeker, Ervin Louis (S) 141 Magee, Carl Gerhardt (F) Magee, Laurel Sharron (F), 137 Malchar, John Dale (F Malik, Nelson Lee (F) Mallelte, Ruby Ann (F) Mallelle, Ben Tony (F) Mann, Margaret M. (F) Marek, Norman Dale (F) Marmclejo, Abdon (F) Marshall, Franklin Linwood (S), 27 Marshall, John Davis (F) Martin, Billy Don (F), 62 Martin, Danner III (F), 62, 101 Martinez, Bertha (F) Martinez, Johnny L (F), 62 Mathis, Jesse Charles Jr. (F) Matthews, Virginia Lee (F) Matula, Sylvia Ann (F),62 Maxwell, Walter Kobitz Jr. (S) -Maurer, Vivian Elaine (S), 116 -May, Pamela Anne (S), 27, 119 Mayo, Danny Ross (F) McAlister, Brenda Sue (S), 27 MeCartnev, Larrv Wavne (S), 27, 128, 129, 130, 131, 132 -McClanahan, Joan Lee (F), 64, 115 .MeCleary, Donald Robert (F), 64, 108, 138 MrCormiek, Samuel W. (F) McCoy, Jewel (F) Mclntire, Stanley H. (F), 104 McKelvey, Carl (F),64 McKinney, Robert Ray (F), 64 .McKinney. Ron Edward (S), 113 .McKittrick, James Michael (F) McLachlan, Virginia P. (S), 27, 55 McLarry, Carla Ann (S), 27 McNary, James Edwards IF), 67 McPhail, Jon Gary (F) Meeks, Larry Joe (F Meissner, Gary F. ( S I -Mendoza, Reyes (F) Mcncfee, George E. (S), 27, 108, 110, 112 .Meneley, .Michael Andrew (F), 135 Merwin, David Charles (S) .Metling, Marlys Aha (F) -Meyer, Charles Henry (F), 64 .Meyer, Edwin Louis (S) .Meyer, Grace . nn (F), 61 .Migura, Alton Ray (Si, 27 Mikosh, William Bert (F) .Mill y. .Mike Wavne (S) .Miller, Bill R. (F .Miller, June Adele (S),27 Miller, Sandra Jean (F) Mills, .Michael Phillip (F) Milne, John Kenneth (F), 1 33 Minelree, John Frank (S), 27 Minnitti, Kenneth Blair (F). 64 .Miori, Betiv Ann (S), 29 .Mitchell, Roger Merrill (S) Mobley, William Travis (F), 64 Mock, Tommy Douglas Jr. (S) Moeller, David L. ( F). 64 .Monrure, Jack Jr. (Si. 119 Monroe, Dclores A. (S) Montez, Isabel Garcia (Fl, 64 Montez, Joe B. (F) Montgomery, Mary Jane Moore, Garrv Dahl (F), 47, 49, 64, 73, 108. 109, 110, 112 Moore, Harry N. Jr. (Si .Moore, James D. Jr. (F), 64 .Moore. James Sidney (F) Moore, Marion Carole (S), 14 Moore, Richard Leroy (F), 113 Moore, Thad Reagan (S), 113 Moore, William Francis (S) Morgan, Austin Duane (S) Morgan, Jon Paul (S), 29 Morilz, Everette Lee (S), 29 Moritz, Kernell Owen (F), 64 Morrow, Roseary (Fl, 64 Moses, Michael Wayne (S), 106 Moses, Paul Lowell (F) .Motley, Frank Schott (F) .Moya, Emeterio (S) -Mueller, Glenn E. (S), 67, 113 .Mulhollan, John Carl (S), 29, 112 Mulligan. Richard Charles (F), 6-4, 135 Mundt. Richard Warren (Fl, 6-1 Murphy, Paul Wayne (F) .Murphy, Richard .Mike (F) Murphy, Robert Michael (S) N Nami, George William (S), 29 Nash, Robert D. ( S I Nelson, Freeman Lawrence (F), 66, 118 Nelson, Linda Jo (F). 66 Nevlund, Joe Julius (F), 66 Newberry, Helen Nadine (F) Nicholson, David F. (S) Nordin, Gary Curtis (F) Norris, Anellia Joyce (Fl, 66 Norris, Ardith Wayne ( F) Novian, Madeline E. (F) Nuckols, Gerald Eugene ( F) Nunez, Esmergildo Garcia Jr. (S), 29, 123, 128, 131 Obermiller, Delores Jo ( F I Obsta, Alan Martin (Fl, 66 Oehike, Edna Mac (Si, 29, 119 O ' Riley, Gary Lee (F) Orsak, Gary Joseph (Fl Orsak, Kathleen Mina (Nl, 38, 39 Orsak, Otto Eugene Jr. (S), 29 Ortiz, Beatrice (F), 66 Ortiz, Maria Susanna (Si, 29, 116, 118, 137 Ortiz, Refugio Jr. (Fl, 66 Ostnian. Robert Amos (S) Owens, Jack Dunn .Mrs. Ozuna, Davis (S), 29, 128, 132 Pack, -Anna Kathryn Rogers Padilla. Fidel Herrera (F) Pannen, Donald E. (Si, 101 Pargac, Gerald Herman (S), 29, 69, 118 Parkan, Clarence Patrick (F), 66 Parkan. Glenn Ray (S), 29 Parsons, Richard Clyde (Si, 29 Paschall, Ronald L. (F) Pase, Herbert Allen (S), 29, 128, 130, 132 Pavlica, Sherry Ann (F), 66, 136 Pearl, John Kenneth (S) Pease, James ( F), 66 Pena, Diana (S), 29, 118 Pena, Gloria Louise (F), 66 Perez, Joe G. (F) Perry, John -Mark (S) Pesek, Joycelyn (F), 66 Pesnell, Harry Pesnell, Tom Truett (S), 31 Peltus, .Vnnie Carmena (N), 39 Pettus, Billy Joe (F) Pfenninger, Henry C. (S) Phillips, Dennis H. (F) Pierson, Robert Michael (F) Piwetz, Richard Wayne (F) Poenisch, Richard Bruce (S) Pohl, Benard A. Jr. (S), 31 Pohl, Jesse Allen (S), 31 Pollard, Barbara Carole (S) Pollard, Ronald Al (Si Poole, Ramona, Dale (F), 55, 66 Pope, Burnie A. (F), 66, 115 Powell, -Audrey Clement Powell, Kenneth E. (Si, 31, 47, 108, 110 Power, James Norman ( Fl Power, Larry Edward (S), 133 Prescolt, -Austin -M. (F) Preston, Thomas Kirk (S), 110 Preston. William Randall (S) Prewitt, Carroll Allen (Fl, 66 Pribyl, David Eugene (Fl, 66 Price, Claude Wendell (S), 117 Priddy, David Alton (F) Procter, Pauline Grace Kragness (F) Prukop, .Sandra Louise (F) Purcell, Donna Ann (F), 68, 108 Pustejovsky, Anthony Lee (F) Pynes, Sandra Jeanne (F) Quainlance. James Daryl (S) (Juill, Martha Woodard (S) R Rackard, Carolyn Marie (F), 68 Ragsdale, James Robert Jr. (F), 68, 113 Raines, Linda Kay (N),39 R aines, Sharon Fay (F) Rakoviitz, William Lawrence Jr. (F), 68 Raley, E. J. Jr. ( F) Ralev. Phillip W. (Si Ralls, Nancv Sue ( Fl. 41, 55, 57, 68, 71. 93, 98 Ramirez, Romolo Jr. ( F) Ramos, Mary Alice (F), 68 Ramos. Placida Arias (F) Ramsey, Herbert Lewis Jr. (F) Randolph. Henry Warren Rangnow, Dorian ( S I Rath, VickiSheryl (S) Rather, James C. ' S) Ray, Joel Vardaman ( Fl, 68 Rayburn, Richard Eugene (F), 112 Redding. Robert Ennis (Si, 113 Rcdmon, Joseph Thomas (F), 68, 115 Reinhardt, James Craig (F), 68, 108, 110, 119 Rendon, Robert Joseph (F), 68 Rendon, Sally Jo (F),68 Rcnger, Gene (F) Ressman, Dorothy Sue (N), 39 Reyna, Joseph Edward (F), 68 Reyna, Virginia Susan (F), 68 142 Reynolds, Jack Lloyd (S) Rhine. Christopher S. fS), 134 Rhoades, Frances Ann (F), 68 Rhodes, Elizaheth Jane (F), 68 Ricottilli, Monte Thomas (S) Riggs, Ray Noble (F), 70 Ripple, Ronnie Ted (S) Rivera, Mary Lupe (F)! 70, 118 Roberts. Gilbert Henry (F) Roberts, Gloria Jeanne (F). 9, 55, 70, 110 Robinson, Tressie Mae (F) Robison, Gary Lynn (F), 70, 101 Robison, William Calvin (F) Robles. John Simon (F) Robles. Lupe L. fN), 39 Robles, Sammy ( F) Rode, Kimberly Ann (F), 26. 70. 108, 118 Rodriguez, Jovita Velasguez (N), 36, 39 Rodriguez, Alex (S) Rodriguez, Eulalio Munoz (S), 106 Rodriguez, Ramon Eloy (F), 70 Rodriguez, Robert Munoz (F), 70, 112 Rogers, Wanda LaRue (F) Rojas, Frank V. Jr. (F),70 Roses, Edward Louis (F), 70 Rosenquest, Albert Gary (S) Ross, Lee Ervin (F), 16, 70 Rossi. Sylvan Ronald (F), 112 Roth, Curtis Wayne (S) Roth, Stephan West (S), 55 Rothwell, Richard O ' Neil (F), 124, 125, 135 Roush, Ralph Raymond (F), 70, 118 Rowell, Royce Joanne (F) Roysypal, Anton Edward Jr. I F), 70 Ruiz, Ignatius (S), 31 Rutledge, Ruth Evelyn (S). 31, 57, 71, 94, 96, 98, 101, 108, 119 Rux, Barry Lee ( Fl. 70, 108. 114. 119 s Sabrsula. Lynn IF). 70, 136 Saenz, Gilbert Julius (F), 70 Salinas, Adolinar M. (F), 70 Salinas, Israel F) Sanchez, Adela (F), 72, 110, 136 Sanchez, Florencio IS) Santiago, Vivian Leigh (S), 31 Saunders, Harold Leslie (F), 72 Schell, Barbara Anne (S), 31 Schenk, Dolores Kathryn IF), 72, 108, 115 Schrer, Jimmy Lee IF), 72 Schmeltzer, Janet Marie (F), 72, 112 Schneider, Charles Wayne (S), 31, 43, 104 Schober, Verda Mae (F), 72, 106, 107 Schoener, Glenn David (S), 14, 31, 112 Schoener, Virgie Patricia (F), 72 Schoenig, Eilen M. IS), 18, 31, 89, 106, 115 Schott, Louis III IS). 31 Schroeder, Leon Joseph (S), 31, 116 Schroeter, Virginia Sue (F), 72 Schulte, Norrell Dwain (F), 114 Schulze, Jimmy Lee (F), 72 Schustereit, William Victor (F) Schwarzbach, Joseph B. (72) Scott, Cheryl Kay (F), 72 Sedgwick, Donald William IF), 110 Seibert, Irene . rtie (F) Seller, August B. IS) Seiler, Don W. IF), 72 Sensat, Judy Vivian (S), 31, 110, 119 Serrill, Stephen W. (F) Servos, Carl R. (F) Shafer. Louis Dean (F). 72, 124, 126 Sharp, Marsha Lee IF), 72, 112 Shellon, Blanche Bethyne Harris (N). .39 Shelton, Jean Annette (F), 72, 107 Shelton, Jerry Lynn (S), 31 Shelton, Michael John (F), 72 Shelton, Robert E. IS), 31, 79, 114, 119 Shenot. Richard Bruce (F) Sherman, Lajuana Ruth (F), 55, 65, 71, 74. 81, 93. 96, 98, 117, 137 Shields, George Brooke IS) Sieber, Barbara Ann IF), 74 Sikes, Fred Ray (S) Silvas. Dorothy Ann (F), 74 Simpson, Judy Kay (F), 74 Sims, Philip Alan IS) Singleton, David Glenn (F) Sisson. Harmon Edward IF). 74 Sisti, Robert E. IS) Skarvellis. Gail Ann IS), 33 Skelton, William Lloyd (F) Smajstrla, Judy Ann (F), 74, 116 Smith, Fred E. Jr. (F), 74 Smith, James David (S) Smith, Lyndon Wayne (F) Smith. Maud Irine IF) Smith. Sandra Jean (F), 74 Smith, Sherry Darlene (F), 74 Smith, Sue Evelyn (F), 57, 65, 74, 100. 102 Smolik, David Anthony (S) Snapp, William H. (S) Sneed, Clarion C. IF), 110 Soliz, Sadie Sue (F) Sopko, Jeo Charles Jr. IF) Soto, Joseph Demetrius (S), 33, 108 Spann, Leonard Ray IF), 74, 118 Sparkman, Robert Tabor, 55 Sparks, Walter Jackson (F). 74 Spears. .Arthur Victor (S) Spinks, Bruce Wayne (S), 23, 33, 107 Stanfill, Carrell Thomas (F), 74 Stanford, Larry Dean (F), 128, 132 Starbuck, Sandra Lee IS) Steen, M. Elizabeth Stefka, Frank Darryl (F), 74 Stephens, Joel Fox IF), 74 Stewart, Charlie Bryson Jr. (F) Stewart, Wanda B. (F) Stifflemire, Patricia A. IS) Stockbauer. Bette Ann (S), 16, 33, 41, 53, 59, 77, 85. 90. 96. 97 Stoker, Bobby IF), 74 Stolhand, Nelda June IF), 76 Stone, Bonnie Mae (F), 76 Stone, James Edward Jr. (F), 76, 124, 120 Strain, Donna Yvonne (F), 76 Strauch, Wheeler H. (S) Streetman, Marv Margaret (F), 26, 55, 73, 76, 102, 104, 105, 108 Strelczyk, Dennis J. IF), 76 Strother, Barbara Ann (F), 76 Stroud, Larry Loren (F), 76 Stubbs, Finley Tim (S), 33 Stueve, Scott Andrew (F), 76 Sturm, Leonard Gregory (F) Sturm, Richard Anthony (S) Sullivan, Barbara Illeen (F), 76 Sullivan, David Lee (S), 65 Sumbera, Malcolm James (F), 76 Sumbera, Marilyn Ruth (S), 137 Svoboda, Daniel Jerry Jr. (S), 101 Surratt. Laura Jean (S) Swanson. Michael Wayne (S) Swoap, Floyd Edward (F) Tait, James Robert (S) Tarkington, Kaye Morgenroth (S) Taylor, Thomas Nelson (F), 76 Teague, Gary Ray (S), 101 Terry, Donna Jo (F), 76,81 Terry, Shirley Belle (S), 33 Tharp. Reynolds Northcutt (F). 76 Thedford, James Wiley (F) Thedin, Craig Allen (F), 114 Thiele, Vernon Gerald (S), 33, 108. 116. 119 Thomas, Leslie Eugene (F) Thomas, Robert Hunter, Jr. (S) Thompson. Doris Irene (N) Thompson, Mary Katherine (F), 55, 76 Thompson, Mona Del (F), 76, 107, 113, 115 Thompson, Rosemary Jean Thompson, Shirley Gaddis (F), 78 Thompson, Stephen Fredrick (S), 134 Timme, Dorothy Elizabeth (S), 106, 107 Timme, Richard Louis (F) Tindall, Gary Sellers (S), 33 Tipton, Gerald D. (S) Tipton, Linda Lvnette iF). 57, 78. 102. 104, 105, 116 Toller, Jim Andrew (F) Tomlinson, Wayne Henry IS), 33, 117 Towery, Janet F. (S), 117 Townsend, Sally Eugene ' Fl, 112 Traber, Jimmy Edward Jr. IF), 78 Trapp, Joseph Allen (F), 78 Trenck, Robert Benard IF), 135 Trent, Dayne Leon IS) Trial. Charles Ballard IS), 33 Triana. Theresa Mary IS), 33, 106 Trillins, Esther Ann (Fl, 78 Tucker, Patricia Allyson (F), 78, 108, 113, 115 Turley, Ann Jeanine (F), 78 Turner, Hugh Albert (F), 78, 101 Tyler, Marian (S), 18, 33, 91, 106, 110 Tyng, Thomas CIS) u Upchurch, Snellen (F) Urban, Cheri (F), 78 Urban, Joyce Ann (F) Urban, William Joseph I F) 78 V Vana, Alex Lee (S) 33, 134 Van Dever, Alonzo Edward Jr. (S), 33 Vanelli, Margaret M. (F) Vasek, James Darwin iF) 78, 114. 118 Vaughan. Richard Clyde I F) 78 Vaughn, Janice Ann (F) 78 Vayo, John A. (S), 33 Velasquez, Jesse Maseda Jr. (F), 78 Venglar, Daniel Franklin (F), 78 Vickery, Dennis Woffard IS) Villafranca, Juliet C. (S) Villareal, Ruby Ann (F), 78, 112, 116 Villarreal, Andrew Frank (F), 80 Villarreal, Rudy (S),33 Villarreal, Volanda R. (F),80 Vincent, Robert Earl (F) Voelkel, James Ervin lS),35 Voigt, Richard Allen (F), 80 143 Voss, Paul Carroll (F), 120 Voss Suzatini- Eli .aliclli V). 80, 108, 120 v Warkcr, Wan. la Lrr (Kl,80, 115 Wagntr, litrnard Joseph (S), .35 Wagner, Cayle Elaine (S), 22, 30, 35, .55, .59, 77, 86, 91, 98, 99, 102, 106, 118 Wailsihks, Barbara Ann (F),80 Wal(lr..|), Robert Leo Jr. (F) Walker, Ellirl Mac I K), 80 Wallace, Charlotte Ann (F) Wallace, Patricia Ann (F),80 Wallec k, Roger D. (.S), 99 Walpole, Dorothy Mac (.S). ,35, 112, 11.3, 115 Walshak. Mary Lynn (F) Walters, Robert Wayne (S) Wallhall, F.lisc H. rS) Walton. Corman Willier Jr. iFl Ward, Mary Jo (S) Ward, Michael V. (Si Warncjck, Wanda Lora Dement N), ,36, .39 War ccha. Dwavne August ' S), 35 Wass.l. Judith Nell Wasserman, Judy (S) Watkins, Larry G. (S), 35, 114, 138 Watson, Lowell D. (F), 65, 80, 87, 117, 12t. 126 Wearden. David fF) Wearden Marjnric Ann I Kl, 80 Weathers, Linda Lee (F) Weaver, Leslie Joel (F),80 Webb, Cayle Steven (S) Weber, Clemcnce Joseph (.S), 35 Weber, Elmer Henry ( F) Webster, Joe Turner (F) Weitzel, Fred Ray (S) Wells, Rita Kay (F) Wells, Thomas Lane (F),80 Wcndel, Charles Edward (F), 80 Wepplcr. Larry .Alan (S) West. Ronald Lcroy (F),80 Wharton, Kenneth Dwane (S), 134 Whatley, Charles John (F), 80 White, Brenda Sue (S), 35, 113 White, Hill Calvert (Si, 35, 125. 126, 127 Wick, Daniel Anthony (F) Wicland. Don Ray (F),80, 113 Wild, Jeromi ' Ronald I F) Wiley, Patricia A. (S),35 Wilkc, Fritz Geanld (F), 82 Wilkinson, Huey Pinkney (S), 115 Willcford. Donna Jean (F),82 Williams, Charles Allan (F) Williams, Douglas B. I Si, 35, 101 Williams. (;icnila Jane IF), 81, 82, 108, 118 Williams, Robirt Ceron (S) Williams, Ronnie Lynn (F), 82 Williams, Vivian Nell (F) Williamson. Gary Leo (S), 53 Wilsford. Barbara Bilene (F) Wilsford, Donald Layne (F), 82 Wilsford, James H. (F) Wilson, Kenneth Darvlc (F) Wimberly, Clovis M. (Fl,82, 113 Winficid, Jay (S) Winters, Douglas Eugene Jr. (Fl, 57, 59, 71, 82,91.96,97,98, 111, 1.38 Wolf, Lynn Douglas (S) Woodall, James Alexander Jr. (F), 82 Woodman, Louis E. (F), 82 Woods, Mary Francis (S), 35, 47 Woods, Sharold Alanc (F), 65, 81, 82 Worsham, J.ibn Louis (F) Woytas.ayk, Evelyn Rose (F), 82 Wright, David C. (F) Wright, Donna L. (S), 35 Wright. Hazel Jones (F) Wright, James C. (F),82 Wyatt. Joseph Peyton Jr. (S) Varbrough, Sarah Jane (F) Yariger, Jeanice Anne (F), 82, 118 Yeary, Margaret Elaine (F), 82 York. Diane Marie (F),112 Young, Hari.ld Gene (F) Y(Pungl)lood, Diana Jean (F) Zafereo, Barbara Ann (Nl, 39, 36 Zamarripa. Armando D. (F),82, 115 Zarbock, Ronald Joseph (F) Zatopek, Sandra Sue ( F), 55, 82, 115, 118, 136 Zcpeda, Matthew (S), 35 Zeplin, Gary Wayne (S) Ziutzius, Joseph Arnold (S) Zirjacks, Tennie Suzanne (S), 35, 98, 96, 101, 106 Faculty Roster Allen, Alfred I., 7 Beard, Roland E., 7. 114 Bing, Josephine. 7. 116 Bing, Roland E.. 5, 6, 7. 16. 77, 117 Boykin, Starley N., 7 Burdine. K. R.. 7, 10, 115 Coleman, Melba Jean. 7 Collins, Wilbur L. 7, 112 Dabnev, Ivy Jean. 8 Deaver, Frank, 8, 102, 104 Doughtie, Mary. 8, 24, 119 DuBose, Carl M. 8, 21, 119 Edwards, Jack, 8, 16, 32, 73 Etzel, Esther 8, 75, 119 Evans, Hester W.. 8, 51, 123, 124. 125 Fclger, Wilma, 8, 101 Gardner, Harold M., 8, 133 Greenhill, Kenneth A.. 9, 10 Hagler, Charles .M., 9, 96 Houle, Jeanette, 9, 10, 115 Howard, Elsie I., 9 Hume, Louise, 6, 10, 75, 96, 98 Jones, Leona, 6 Kaiser, A. David, 9 Kallus, V. T., 8, 9, 18, 79, 11,3. 118 McAlister, Wayne H., 9, 114 McClcary, J. Marshall, 10 .Miller. Royce G., 10. .32, 49. 138 Moore, J. D.. 5, 117 Nichols, Harold J., Northcutt. Monroe, 10, 12, 75, 117, 128 Outlaw. Elmer, 10, 115 Kiggs, Julia Rce, 10, 14, 96, 117, 99 Rowland. Lois, 6, 106, 107 Russell, Floyd Jr., 10 Schneider, C. F., 10, 12, 24 Schramm, Bennic H., 10 Schramm, Winifred, 11 Sergeant, Herbert P., 11, 63. 114 Shinn, E. C. 6 Shook, Robert W., 11, 14, 16 Spurlin, Charles D., 11, 24, 81 Steele, Kathryn, 11 Steele, William H., 11 Stormont, John W., 0, 10 Summers, Caroline C, 8. 12, 108, 109 Talley, Claude A., 117 Thurmond, Ethel, 12. 115 Tokoly, .Mary Andree, 12, 118 I ' nderwood, Gary . L, 12, 120 Warnlof, Jessica J., 12, 106, 107 Whiininre. C. T.. 6, 12, 18. 30 Williams. Ruth, 12, 110 Or amzations Roster Association of College Christians, 120 Aggie Club, 79. 113 Art Club. 115 Baptist Student Union, 117 Business Club. 115 Circle K, 101 College Choir. 26. 110, 111 College Forum, 101 Engineering Club, 114 Gavel Club, 26, 73, 101, 109 German Club, 116 Jolly Roger Staff, 8, 73, 103, 104, 105 Lutheran Student Association, 119 Methodist Student Movement, 119 Newman Club, 118 Phi Theta Kappa, 8, 11, 100, 107 Pirate Band, 112 Pirate Staff, 73, 102, 103 Science Club, 114 Student CouncU 6, 55, 57, 59, 71, 96-100 TSEA, 116 144 - 1. % I I I ■dSAB S
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