Victoria College - Pirate Yearbook (Victoria, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1966 volume:

? sH ' SIAk — --t.it. v - ■w f H August, 1965 February, 1966 The 2 Birth of an Auditorium -m TfcH May, 1966 SEPTEMBER 1, 1966 And the PIRATE ship sails on. In 1948, it was a new campus. In 1958, it was a new library and science building. And in 1966, it was the year of the auditorium. Foreword EACH year has a different personality and a character all its own. The glory of 1966 at Victoria College has been marked by GROWTH — growth consti- tuted by an increase in student enrollment and the erection of the new auditorium. AND we are proud of this physical growth, but 1 966 has developed a deeper and more personal type of growth — the development of each indi- vidual collegian. PIRATE ' 66 attempts to depict this unfolding growth whether it be personal, social, or intellectual. With this aim in mind, we present the 1 966 PIRATE to you. PIRATE co-editors, Alice Briones Carolyn Kovar Table of Contents Introduction Foreword Table of Contents Trustees President and Dean Academics Classes Personalities Organizations Sports Index Board of Trustees Earl Cliburn, secretary; Gerald Dubose; Dr. C. P. Montier, vice-chairman; Thomas M. O ' Connor; Morris Shattuck; Winston Zirjacks, Leo Welde Trustees are elected for six year terms. Chairman Winston Zirjacks, who graduated from Victoria Col- lege in 1 929, has served on the college board since 1947. He first became chairman of the board in 1 959. The trustees have been instrumental in the steady growth and increasing educational opportun- ities for citizens of Victoria County and the surrounding area. Their activities include approving construction projects, grants for scholarships, new faculty members, and other contracts and business transactions concerning Victoria College. ft n H? |J| Fm - 1 m8 kp % S m 3l ■js Board members discuss progress on the new auditorium at one of their regular meetings. J. D. Moore President Mr. J. D. Moore has been president of Victoria College since 1948. He earned his Bachelor of Science and Master of Science degrees at North Texas State College and began his teaching career in 1933. Mr. Moore has a long record of distinguished service to education in the state of Texas and has played an important role in the civic development of the Victoria area. Roland Bing Dean Dr. Roland Bing came to Victoria College in 1954. He took over the position of Dean in 1 964. His previous posts at VC were Director of Night School and Director of Counseling and Guidance. Before coming to Victoria, Dr. Bing served in the armed forces and was manager of student publications at Texas A M. He received his Doctor of Philosophy Degree at the University of Texas. LOUISE HUME, M.B.A. Registrar Dean of Women HAROLD J. NICHOLS, M.A. Business Manager LOUISE OGLESBY, B.S. Assistant Librarian Administration LOIS ROWLAND, M.L;S. Librarian E. C. SHINN, M. Ed. Director of Student Life Dean of Men JOHN W. STORMONT, Ph. D. Evening School CLAUDE A. TALLEY, M.S. Director of Student Personnel Economics But what happened to all the overnight books? Directors and leaders of the college compose the administrators. These staff members counsel the students and guide them in preparing a course of study that will be of most value to alumni after completion of work at Victoria College. They also take care of all business matters concerning the col- lege and sponsor student activities on campus. Evening class students make use of the language lab facilities for shorthand dictation Fall registration is going to drain my account but good! The library offers an opportunity for the students to prepare their lessons in quiet surroundings. Books enrich anyone ' s knowl- edge. Carolyn Kovar is making use of the call-number books which are an efficient source of learning when writing a research paper or theme. JOSEPHINE BING, MA German Larry Umlang listens carefully to the correct pronunciation of the German • cabulary he is studying. Language and Communications Instruction in languages at VC offers courses in German, Spanish, and English. The foreign language department is equipped with the latest in sound recordings to aid students. Basic courses in English cover grammar, composition, spelling, vocabulary, and world, English, and American literature. Journalism includes actual experience in news writing — a study of editorials, columns, photographs, headlines, society, sports, advertising, features, and copyreading. Speech courses include a background in developing physical and mental poise, communication, voice production, bodily action, and practice in composing speeches. Studies are also offered in oral and interpretative reading and drama activities. Nick Bournias mutters to himself, Slow down and take it easy, or you will never meet your newspaper deadline. ' ' This HAS to be a Monday morning English class! Jf T - Cannons to the left of them. Cannons to the right of them. ' ' Jim Lenertz delivers to his speech class an oration from The Charge of the Light Brigade. ' ' FRANK DEAVER, M.A. DAVID LOCHER, M.A. C. F. SCHNEIDER, M.A. English, Speech CAROLINE C. SUMMERS, M.A. Speech JESSICA J. WARNLOF, M.A. English C. T. WHITMORE, M.A. English Language and Communications Jean Shelton prepares a film for filing. In striving to grasp the student ' s attention, teachers supplement their daily lectures by occasional films. Humph! I would never believe this word was pronounced that way! mutters Robert Roller. Cathy Benge, you should be doing your news story and not your algebra! Science and Math HAROLD M. GARDNER, M.S. Chemistry WAYNE H. McALISTER, Ph. D. Biology LEROY PAHMIYER, M.S. Chemistry, Engineering JULIA REE RIGGS, M.S. Biology MARY AN DREE TOKOLY, M.S. Biology GARY M. UNDERWOOD, M.S. Biology Why did I evet take a course in mechanical drawing? A variety of studies including biology, chemistry, physics, engineer- ing, and mathematics are offered in these departments. Biology students study protoplasm, cells, tissues, mor- phology and physiology of flowering plants, human anatomy and physiolo- gy, heredity, reproduction, early em- bryology, nutrition, and ecology. A general course in chemistry is offered, and a more advanced chemistry is studied by pre-medical, pre-dental, engineering students, and chemistry majors. Physics lab presents a challenge to Darryl Stefka he ponders over his approach to an experime Now be careful, Jo Ann Curry. One little mistake and Miss Riggs demonstrates to her students the correct procedure in dissecting the pig. But why the band-aid? Science and Math STARLEY N. BOYKIN, MA Mathematics A. DAVID KAISER, M. Ed. Mathematics The Physics department offers studies in mechanics, heat, electronics, wave motion, optics, electricity, magnetism, sound, light, and atomic theory. Engineering courses in- clude mechanical drawing, descriptive ge- ometry, mechanics, statics, and surveying. Mathematics offers courses in college algebra, analytic geometry, business math- ematics, trigonometry, modern math, and calculus. ROYCE G. MILLER, Mathematics, Chemistry BENNIE H. SCHRAMM, HERBERT P. SERGEANT, Chemistry, Engineering KATHRYN STEELE, B.A. Mathematics Jacobs has his engineering problem well under way. My goodness, what long fingers you have, Georgia! exclaims Miss Riggs as Agnes Schell and Elise Donalson examine their favorite skeleton. Gilbert Cano records his findings on the conductivity of copper. low Linda English! exclaims Mary Ann Hanselka, You know this isn ' t a fig leaf. Social Sciences WILMA FELGER, M.A History, Sociology CHARLES M. HAGLER, M. Ed. Psychology, Education MICHAEL HUMMEL, M.A. History, Sociology FLOYD RUSSELL, JR., M.A. Government, History ROBERT W. SHOOK, M.A. History, Geography CHARLES D. SPURLIN, M.A. History, Sociology History is a required course for graduation from Victoria College. Mr. Michael Hummel, realizing the importance of a thorough understanding of this course, tries to stimulate the interest of his class. rJ The social sciences offer students courses of study in economics, geography, government, history, psychology, and sociology. These courses are an analytical study of human behavior and reaction to stimuli — a study of people. Included is the recording and interpretation of all man ' s endeavors, and the charting of mans progress and failures. F. B. BURDINE, M.B.A. usiness Administration, Economics LLOYD HURST, JR., M.B.A Business Administration Business Students interested in business administration may take courses in typewriting, shorthand, business mathematics, busi- ness machines, mathematics of finance, business English, bookkeeping, office methods, secretarial training, business aw, accounting, and advanced courses. An introduction to business is also offered including fundamental problems, procedures, and practices of business operation and manage- ment. Administration Ronnie Stanford appears to be having trouble with his business machine. I 1 fl L i[ ' ' B - ML ■? ■■ sU M h B J9 Wsm ' ' ' : ' .V ' - . Mr. Outlaw shows Janis Blanton the correct method to use the desk r posting machine. Dolores Schoener and Terri Hammons can ' t get theii answers to coincide. WILBUR L. COLLINS, M.M. Band RUTH WILLIAMS, M.M. Choir Music Studies and activities in music include music literature, fundamentals of music, music theory, piano and voice lessons, choir, Corraliers, and band. Music majors are expected to maintain a satisfactory standard of performance in applied music. The Pirate Choir, Band, and Corraliers present local and out-of-town perform- ances throughout the year. Band members board the bus for a performance in Yoakum. The singing Corraliers perform in area schools before making a summer tour to the West Coast. Mr. Collins gives his students instructions and warns them not to damage his baby drums. V. T. KALLUS, M.S. Agriculture, Manager of Bookstore WILLIAM H. STEELE, M.S. Industrial Arts ETHEL THURMOND, M.A. Art Vocational Arts These courses offer study in art, agriculture, and industrial arts. Art students may study painting, crafts, ceramics, commercial art, art for teachers, fundamentals of art, design, and oil painting. Agricultural-minded -students may take courses in agronomy, animal husbandry, horticulture, feeds and feeding, dairying, and breeds of livestock. Industrial arts offers studies in bench work in wood, bench metal work and forging, architectural drafting, cabi- net making, and machine shop. Industrial art students observe how the planer operates, match sticks, boys. Tony Flores works intently to improve his unique art design. ESTHER EMILY ETZEL, M.Ed. P.E., Biology HESTER W. EVANS, M.A. Basketball coach, P.E. MONROE NORTHCUTT, B.A. Track coach, P.E., Ifkiii Physical Education Physical education classes are available for both freshman and sophomore men and women. One year of physical education is required for graduation from junior college. This department offers studies in physical education for men and women, first aid, home nursing, mother and child care, safety education, health, personal and community health, nutrition, and athletic coaching. The P.E. classes for women include activities such as volleyball, basketball, tennis, folk dancing, badminton, and archery. Men ' s P.E. classes in- clude sports such as volleyball, basketball, tennis, and flag football. Oh, horrors, the ball is coming my way! What shall I do? Batman ' ' and Robin ' ' jump into the scene to launch a surprise attack on The Tickler. Altogether now, Slide, and slide, and step to the music of the Rye Waltz. CLASSES T Sophomores James E. Aman Robert N. Aman Raul C. Arambula Raymond P. Arnold Mickey C. Bettis Kathy Ann Board Leslie H. Boehm Edward L. Bonds Norman Lee Borth Nicholas S. Bournias Eugene Bowman Nancy Lynn Brown Armando Buentello Frank W. Burns Richard T. Busbee Sophomores Nancy Cheverton Jo Anne Cinotti Robert W. Cleveland Laura Lee Coleman Reactions to final grades range from Believe it or not I made it to Vietnam here I come. It ' s that dreaded time of the year! Grade-posting proves to be the climax to that three-day reign of Susan Dickey Bennett E. Dincans Edgar Dohmann Steve Dornak Patricia Gay Coles Jack R. Crass Gary C. Crick Cornelio G. Delgado Marjorie Drees Isaac H. Egg Dora Espinoza Victoria Everett Everett Ferguson Jay M. Fimbel Jerry L. Fischer Cleve D. Franks Sophomores cm £1 . ex a, i if .M; , ' 1 Jft tk Rodger L. Friedrichs Dalton L. Fromme Sophomores Donald Goldman William M. Green Larna Gregory Louis L. Hajek Brenda Hale Patti Haley Randall R. Hanselka Cheryl Hobby Andrew M. Hodge Taylor J. Huddleston Michael R. Hurst 34 Sophomores Robert G. Iraggi Edward J. Johnson James P. Jones Norman D. Jones Susan Kellogg William R. Kindrick Ronald J. King Timothy E. Kirkland nLduk Carol Ann Koehl Ronnie L. Koliba Charles P. Kouba William F. Kruse Russell N. Lawrence 35 Bobbie Jean Franklin is awarded a tuition scholarship of the Victoria Pilot Club. The award was made by Mrs. Aaron Kolle at the annual honors assembly. Linda Olsovsky accepts a tuition scholc her by Miss Patricia McMullen of the National Secretaries Association. rship presented to DeLeon Chapter, Charles W. Lyons Johnny M. Martinez Joan McClanahan Robert R. McKinney Douglas J. Lee Betty Jean Leist Kenneth A. Lemke Rose Marie Lopez 36 Sophomores iUiMh W. Richard Mundt Paul W. Murphy Freeman L. Nelson Alan M. Obsta Gary Orsak Beatrice Ortiz 37 Sophomores C n. f Clarence Parkan Richard Parsons m Cj uf Sophomores Gloria Roberts John S. Robles Sylvan R. Rossi Richard Rothwell Scotty J. Rouse Ralph R. Roush Anton E. Rozsypal Barry L. Rux Gilbert J. Saenz Janet Schmeltzer Verda Mae Schober Virginia Schroeter Joseph B. Schwarzbach Jean Shelton 39 Sophomores Joel F. Stephens Mary Streetman Virginia Stringo Malcolm Sumbera Sophomores Alex L. Vana James D. Vasek Daniel F. Venglar Ruby Ann Villareal Sophomores Richard A. Voigt Wanda L. Wacker Lowell Watson Douglas E. Winters Sharold A. Woods Jeanice Anne Yariger Margaret E. Yeary Sandra Sue Zatopek 42 Freshmen Freshmen Robert J. Bailey Rebecca Joy Bain Richard O. Baish Claudia Allyne Baker George W. Baker III John H. Baker Larry V. Balusek Fred E. Barnard lliMJtf James William Barnes Harriet Ann Barnett Thomas Lee Batts Cathy Boyd Benge Joel Stephens explains some of the unique features of his custom-made car to Bill Moore and Nathan Hoffman Gloria H. Bennett j Ronald Niel Bennight I Cliff Berkman Kenneth P. Billings Kenneth L. Birchfield Jeanie Beth Blalock Edward Roy Boerm Helen Bournias Freshmen Don A. Broeuer Carol Jean Brenner Cecil M. Brooks James Ray Brown Ronald Bruce Brown Patterson Browning Emil Joe Broz Dennis Dale Bruns Carol Ann Bruton Shirley Fay Bryant Kirby Bubenik Bobby Buchholz Roy L. Buckner Joe D. Bujnoch Larry Ray Bumpus 46 Freshmen Sally Carolyn Burford Kathryn Lurene Burgess Jack W. Burney, Jr. 47 Freshmen John Henry Clegg Judy LaVerne Coleman Calvin Cole Collier Ronnie J. Connelly Fall-term registration proves to be easier said than done for freshman, Lawrence Parkan. Luckily, knowledgeable sophomore, Joe Reyna, comes to his assistance. Glenn Wayne Cooper Michael Allen Cope Cija .p. Dorothy B. Coslett Mickey J. Costella k ifcltefc 48 Freshmen Shirley L. Dierlam Jeanette F. Dobbins Judy Dobbs antha Dobsky 49 Freshmen ■ Alan Mack Dorton I Oscar Drozd I Johnnie D. Dumas 4 €5 C: Chester Lee Edwards Timothy M. Edwards James C. Elliott Arthur David Ellis Lynda Sue English Anna Marie Ernst 50 Freshmen Frona Beth Ernst Ernest G. Espinoza Ronald W. Falksen Janice L. Fanning Beatrice Ann Flores Sylvia R. Flores Bill Florez Felix David Fojtik Joyce Lynette Foley Gail Marie Ford Johnnie K. Foreman Cynthia A. Foster Richard Layne Fox Bobbie J. Franklin Ricky D. Frederick Ambrosio R. Garcia Freshmen Evangeline Garcia Gloria Ann Garcia Sophie Garcia Jimmie Traber, one of the many ping pong players, enjoys a fast game before class time. Beverly Gardner Carolyn Gary Penni Gasche Clara L. Gaskin Freshmen Leon James Grones Nancy Sharon Gunnoe Carolyn J. Gwosdz Catherine A. Haas Freshmen Judith Ann Hamilton Kathy J. Hamilton George E. Hamlin Terri M. Hammons Diane S. Hanselka Mary Ann Hanzelka Rebecca S. Hargus Donna Sue Harris Q Gerald P. Haschke James J. Hathaway, Jr. Kathleen A. Hawes Kenneth J. Hedrick Gary O. Heerssen James L. Heger Earl Michael Held Edwin Harold Heller 54 Freshmen 55 Freshmen Michael W. Hicks Fredrick D. Hill Leroy Frank Hiller Walter E. Hilmers, J John Gilbert Horadc Clifton DeWitt Home David C. Huber Maurice Lynn Hugo Freshmen Shirley A. Humphrey Patricia Ann Hurst Roger Glenn Hurst William E. Jacobs The price of being late! Park in the north pasture and hike your way to cl Jerome E. Janak Gloria Ann Jasso Jane Blair Jecker Donna Lynn Jennings 57 Freshmen Linda Kay Johnson Tommy M. Johnson Charlotte E. Johnston Michael S. Jones Jesse Juarez Richard D. Kalke Patsy Keith John W. Kirkpatrick Edward Dennis Koehl Carolyn M. Kovar Mary Catherine Kramer William L. Kuntschik Lucien B. Landry Lawrence P. Lanpley Freshmen Carol Marie Ley David Lynn Lippe Linda Gay Lipscomb Barbara Jean Loyd Bruce B. Luerssen Charles L. Luna Wayne W. Lytle Dennis R. Lovel Patricia A. Mackrell Elaine K. Malina Wendall Lynn Maloy Judy Gayle Maroney Freshmen Marguerite A. Maroney Patti Jean Martin J. B. Mascorro Dennis E. Matula Judith L. Meadows Darlene A. Meche Charles E. Merritt Judy Fay Meyer Jklfcliil r M These four gentlemen are taking advantage of their break by enjoying a relaxing game of dominoes. Barbara A. Mickle Thomas E. Middaugh Dennis L. Mikulenka Frank A. Miller Freshmen Freshmen Jan Claire Newton Mary Lou Northcutt Richard R. Ochoa J. Orlando Oliveira Deborah Ann Oliver Eva Olson Anthony Olsovsky Linda Olsovsky Kathleen Orsak Jesse Orta Ray Pargac Cecil Pargmann Lawrence Parkan James Parr James V. Patterson Ismael Perez Freshmen Howard Peters Gordon Pfeiffer And now we shall select the vice-president. Anita Pounds, newly-elected freshman class president, commences her new duties. David Pittman James Pittman Connie Pohler Clark Ponder Freshmen Mary Porter Anita Pounds Mary Sue Pozz Alton Priddy Rickey A. Ramseur Elmer C. Redding Hamilton H. Redmon Thomas Respondek t,Adi Douglas C. Ressler Diana Reyna Judith Reynolds Nancy Riley Freshmen Richard S. Ripkowski 66 Freshmen Aaron N. Saenz Sylvia Ann Sager Ronald J. Sanchez Thomas B. Sanchez Tomas Sanchez Linda Sandhop Guy J. Sanford Richard O. Sattelmaier William F. Sattler Agnes Schell Connie Schroeder Jacqueline Schultz Roger C. Schustereit Lindsey T. Scurlock William T. Seaman Rodney G. Seidel Freshmen Walter L. Sensat Michae Shepherd Patricia Lue Sides Barbara Simmons Nancy Skelton Franklin W. Smith Gordon Smith Randall T. Smith Sharon Smith Marilyn Soileau Theresa Solis Jerry L. Spicer Ronnie L. Stanford Jimmy L. Steelhammer Sara Stephens Charles R. Stevens f Paul A. Tagliabue Diana Talafuse Larry Neuman Tate Nina Thompson 69 Freshmen f . © £3 f Robert S. Thompson Harold G. Tiemann Jerry W. Tietz Dorothy Tipton Nancy Tolbert Randall L. Tolbirt Carolyn Toombs Linda Traylor Janie Trojcak Jimmy Tucker Norman E. Tucker f -, Shirley Tu ; Alice Turn || - - U j Leana Tw Turner Twombly Donna Tyus .. . 70 Freshmen Freshmen Sherrie Weber Ronald Welfel Lewis W. Wells Card and domino games were given an added incentive by Western day frolics in the Union. 1 n % Shirley Wesley Billy Clark Wiggins Harlene J. Williams m Charlotte Wilson Joseph A. Witt Judy W. Witt Webster Woodman 72 Jim B. Wyatt Lee Earl Yariger Linda Faye Ybarra Diane Marie York J. B. York, Jr. Larry G. Zacharias Barbara A. Zafareo Leslie E. Zeplin ft n Freshmen Nurses Patricia Allen Ella Mae Brock r -▼ w Diana Gay Brown Mary Minnie Buitron MRS. WINIFRED SCHRAMM Victoria College Nursing Instructor Sylvia Iris Carlos Idella C. Carter Alice Cavazos Donna Lee Collins Adriann Curiel Jackie Lee Farrar Millie E. Franks Practice makes perfect, ' ' says Mrs. Schramm to student nurses Diania J. Youngblood and Gloria Annie Rokyta as they learn about infant care while practicing on a mannequin. Learning how to prepare diet menus is essential in a nurse training. Lorraine Osborn works in the hospital cafeteria acquire this skill. Student nurses spend 8 weeks in surgi- cal training at Citizens Memorial Hospital. Fredline Pagel and Donna Collins Kirchner are shown observing a surgical procedure. ' Physical therapist, David Drost of Citizens Memorial Hospital demonstrates to Lorraine Osborn the methods used to teach patients crutch-walking techniques. Little patients are always the favorite among many of the student nurses. Gloria Rokyta, during her 4 weeks assignment to the Pediatrics Ward, cares for a child in an oxygen tent. Practical training includes six weeks work in obstetrical nursing. Jackie Farrar cares for an infant in the newborn nursery. Elvie Johnson and Ella Brock get a demonstration from lab technician, Freddy Montez, in the use of radiological equipment. Nurses Brenda W. Haynes Elvie Irene Johnson Maria Consuelo Lopez Carolina Menchaca Cora Allene Mennefee Estella Louise Munoz Lorraine Osborn Fredline Doris Pagel Barbara Rodriguez J Gloria Annie Rokyta Concha Salinas Erlinda Salinas Mrs. Karen Walker of Citizens Memorial Hospital demonstrates to student nurse Erlinda Salinas the use of the electroencephalogram. A proud moment for a new mother occurs when her child is placed in her arms by the nurse. Jackie Farrar is the student nurse who delivers that moment of pleasure. Janie Salinas Adela Sanchez Andrea Trahan Kathy Walston Mary Ann Williams Diania J. Youngblood 78 PERSONALITIES c Freshman Favorites Kay Await David Pittman slags ' v:;;::; ' 4 — • All-College Favorite Ricky Byars 9i HI n in Each year a student-faculty committee chooses ten students for the honor of Who ' s Who. These students are chosen not on one quality alone, but sever- al — citizenship, leadership, personal integrity, and contri- bution to student life. Though no specific division of the honors between the freshman and sophomore classes is made, sophomores customarily dominate the list as they have been a part of cam- pus life longer than freshmen. JoAnne Cinotti Speech Therapy Major Vice-President Sophomore Class Newman Club Gavel Club Kathy Board Elementary Education Major Secretary Sophomore Class Student Council Vice-President M.S.M. All College Favorite Corraliers Ricky Byars Math Major Treasurer Newman Club Aggie Club Phi Theta Kappa President Sophomore Class Basketball Letterman All College Favorite Student Council Don Wieland Agriculture Major President Aggie Club President Lutheran Association Sophomore Favorite Cheryl Hobby History Major Vice-President Phi Theta Kappa Student Council Doug Winters Architectural Engineering Major President Student Council Engineering Club Varsity Tennis FIVE FRESHMEN, Pirate Am Pounds Marsha Arnold Belles FIVE SOPHOMORES, AND Sandra Jean Zatopek Shelton ORGANIZATIONS £1 ■ ■ ■ 1 Student Council Proving that leaders have to do manual as well as mental labor are the Student Council officers, Doug Winters, president; Kay Await, vice-president; and Cheryl Hobby, secretary. Majoring in activities, the Student Council sponsored numer- ous events during the school year. Social events included a get-acquainted picnic and dance, a Christmas dance, the spring formal, and Western Day, as well as several game nights and a dance after the Parent-Player night. The council was also responsible for conducting all campus-wide elections. These included the election of a vice- president, all-college and class favorites, Pirate Sweetheart and Belles, and the president and secretary of next year ' s council. Student Council sponsors regard the minutes of past meetings. They are Miss Louise Hume, Miss Julia Riggs, and Mr. Mike Hagler. Not shown is Mr. E. C. Shinn. Representatives to the Student Council are sophomores Norman Borth, Kathy Board, Jean Shelton, and Ricky I Lipscomb, Kathy Diamond, Carolyn Toalson, and David Pittman, standing. 3rs, seated; and freshmen Don Braeuer, Lirxia ; Kay Await accepts her post as newly-elected Student Council Vice-President, after being named to the position at the first fall assembly. Delicious! Lawrence Henneke and Janice Fanning share a bite to eat at the Council-sponsored picnic and dance. Nancy Tolbert and James Wright get into the swing of things at an aftergame dance No- vember 9. 94 pI v j it Pf |j| Not all the activity at the Christmas dance involved dancing. Food and quiet talk were also noted in abundance. A Christmas dance December 1 1 was the first semi-formal sponsored by the Council. Terry Hewlett and Sharon Gunnoe enjoy a slow dance, with the Christmas tree as backdrop. « And let ' s be sure we advertise the dance, ' ' advise: SC sponsor, Miss Riggs to sophomore member: Ricky Byars and Ricky Rothwell. Voting (for amendments, favorites, etc.) was an important part of council-student relations. Virginia Schroeter and Carol Ley cast their ballots. , f, Student Council President Doug Winters apparently has this meeting well in hand as members discuss business and make decisions which will directly or indirectly affect the whole campus. Another council-sponsored activity was parent-player night, Feb. 3 during and after the VC -Wharton basketball game. Here a group of students enjoys refreshments and talk. Smiling into the camera as he takes a break on Western Day is band director Wilbur Collins. West- ern Day, a favorite with students and faculty alike, is council-sponsored. The sophomore girls won the tugof-war contest on Western Day, but t he freshmen, shown here, put up a good fight. Not all the activity on Western Day was fun- and- games, as Randy Smith proves by his diligent li- brary study. Kathy Board gasps in shock as she is named Victoria College sweetheart at the council- sponsored spring formal. Sophomore Belles pictured with Kathy are Larna Gregory, Marsha Gohlke, Cheryl Hobby, Sandra Zatopek, and Jean Shelton. Their escorts are James Jones, Ronnie Sells, Roger Walleck, Doug Winters, Ludy Janak, and Robbie Aman. Escort Roger Walleck places the sweetheart ' s crown on the head of 1965-66 honoree Kathy Board. W P Despite the popularity of the frug, monkey, and jerk, everyone still enjoys an old- fashioned slow dance. Members and initiates of Phi Theta Kappa are Susan Meek, Linda Sandhop, Candy Edgar, Linda Lipscomb, Patti Martin, and Alice Briones, seated; and Carole Hunt, Cathy Benge, Dorothy Tipton, Jean Shelton, Tisha Beard, Ricky Byars, and Bill McCown, standing. Phi Theta Kappa A nationally-recognized junior college honor society, Phi Theta Kappa extends membership each semester to those students who during the previous semester have attained a high grade-point average and have demonstrated qualities of citizenship, leadership, and scholastic integrity. This year ' s activities for PTK members included attending the state and area conventions, sponsoring a book collection for Asiatic stu- dents, and participating in a national alumni survey. The chapter will also select next year ' s state parliamentarian-historian. In addition, the chapter annually awards a scholarship to a freshman to be used in his sophomore year. Fall term officers look on as initiate Ray Arnold signs the registration roll. They are Jean Shelton, secretary, Rick Rothwell; presi- dent, and Cheryl Hobby, vice-president. Special guest speaker at the spring initiation was Mr. Mike Hummel, college faculty member and former member of the VC Phi Theta Kappa chapter. One of Phi Theta Kappa ' s activities was the collection of textbooks for needy Asiatic students. Ricky Byars and Bill McCown pack part of the donations. New members taking the Phi Theta Kappa pledge at spring initiation are Marc Ardoin, Tisha Beard, Alice Briones, Sara Stephens, Bill McCown, Carolyn Toalson, and Johnnie Dumas. 101 Initiate Linda Lipscomb signs the registration book as treasurer Joel Stephens smiles benignly. Also regarding the signing are officers Cheryl Hobby and Jean Shelton. t ©K An elated Miss Louise Hume serves punch to twin initiates Roger and Ronald Helms at the spring ceremony. In rehearsal for the fall initiation ceremony are Mrs. Jessica Warnlof and Mrs. Lois Rowland, sponsors, initiate Nancy Cheverton and member Verda Mae Schoeber. College Forum participants are Judy Witt, Howard Hartzog, Jr., Mrs. Wilma Felger, sponsor, Wayne Craigen, president, Jackie Schultz, Marguerite Maroney, and Beth Ernst. College Forum Mrs. Wilma Felger, sponsor, and Wayne Craigen, president, confer on the topic of a future i As its name implies, College Forum is an open discussion group. Any student may join, al- though those with a special interest in the social sciences are especially encouraged to attend the bi-monthly meetings. Discussion topics range from television programs to foreign affairs. Other activities this year included slides of Eu- rope, a Christmas banquet, and talks by guest speakers. 103 Making decisions, both great and small, was an integral part of the editors ' job. Here Alice Briones and Carolyn Kovar decide on possible division pages. Pirate ' 66 Deadlines were stared in the face, layout sheets were used ty the dozen, the existence of the clock was forgotten, and work went on until heads ached and fin- gers cramped. But finally it made the grade, and now here are the people who bring the Pirate ' 66 to you. Sponsor for the Pirate is Mr. Frank Deaver. 104 Busy drawing final page layouts for the faculty and academics sec- tion are Cathy Benge and Gloria Garcia. ; JL_ J Jackie Schultz, Susan Kellogg, and Alice Kruppa, organizations, discuss the selection and layout of pictures for their section. Larna Gregory and Mike Rivera crop pictures for the sports sec- ( y Letitia Beard, favorites editor, studies an exchange yearbook for Typing copy for the classes section are Ronnie Falksen and Bernie Pope. tTlte $ (f% 3W4p THE VICTORIA COLLEGE Editorial honorable mention winner Larna Gregory and second place winner in cartooning Alice Turner smile happily at the annual publications banquet honoring members of the Jolly Roger and Pirate staffs. Spring semester editor Larna Gregory, who also served as president of the Texas Junior College Press Association, discusses page plans with fall term editor Mary Streetman Janak. ifflLm A number of staff members and former staff mem- bers attended the Texas Junior College Press Asso- ciation convention at Texas A M. They are Jackie Schultz, Alice Kruppa, Alice Briones, Linda Tipton, Cathy Benge, Bill McPherson, Nick Bournias, Sylvia Caldwell, Larna Gregory, Bruce Spinks, and Jean McLachlan, (front row;) and Carolyn Kovar, Terry Hewlett, Mr. Frank Deaver, Gary Smith, and Mary Streetman, (back row). Anyone who has had any experience with journalism or newspapers knows the frustration when a headline just won ' t count, the agony of having a story cut to fit a layout, and the pressure of deadlines. But in the case of the Jolly Roger, hard work pays off. In October, it was named for the second consecutive year as the best junior college newspaper in Texas. Overseeing the final page makeup in Jolly Roger preparation are Mr. Frank Deaver, publications director, and spring semes- ter editor, Larna Gregory. Spring semester staff members discuss layout and copy for the next issue. They are Nick Bournias, sports; Alice Kruppa, exchange,- Stan Mclntire, associate editor,- Terry Hewlett, news; Nathan Hoffman, editorial; Jackii Schultz, features; and Cathy Benge, copy. Sing along with me. Choir director Mrs. Ruth Wil liams joins her singers in rehearsal as guest conduc tor Maurice Peress drills the group. Pillows, books, and oh yes, music too. It ' s off to Corpus Christi for the choir; six hours bus time plu rehearsal and performance there. And two tests tomorrow! Choir members are lantha Dobsky, Victoria Everett, Elise Donalson, Connie Ayo, Janie Gamblin, Sue Singleton, Cathy Benge, Becky Hargus, Mrs. Ruth Williams, director, (first row); Dorothy Tipton, Kathy Hamilton, Clara Gaskin, Gloria Roberts, Pat Harris, Susan Hindman, Madonna McElroy, Kathy Board, Carol Bruton, (second row); James Reinhardt, Ken Powell, Larry Umlang, James Gardner, Greg Roberts, Eddie Shaw, Ronnie Koliba, Wayne Evatt, Jimmy Barnes (third row); Mark Cameron, James Lenertz, Chipper Sneed, Bill Lyons, Ray Holcombe, James Patterson, and Garry Moore (fourth row). Somebody is off key! Guest conductor Maurice Peress doesn ' t like what he hears, yet. Rehearsals for the Verdi Requiem took all regularly scheduled practice periods late in the fall term — plus some special sessions. College Choir Participation in the College Choir is open to students with musi- cal ability and interest. Directed by Mrs. Ruth Williams, the group sings classical, religious and popular music, and schedules per- formances for area schools, organizations and conventions. They presented the Verdi Requiem both locally and in Corpus Christi, and sang along with other junior college choirs at the Texas Junior Col- lege Teachers Association annual convention in Austin. And let ' s keep the brims level. Corraliers James Patterson, Gloria Roberts, and Pat Harris try on their white western hats. Pirate Band Directed by Mr. Wilbur Collins, the Pirate Band furnishes a variety of music for college events, public programs, and high schools in the surrounding area. The music department offers two years of training in the reading and performing of music for concert band and wind ensembles. Their repertoire covers choice materials from band music literature. Here ' s the evidence. Band Dir ilbur Collins preserves instrumental sounds for comparison. It ' s supposed to get better. Pictured in their fall concert are members of the Victoria College Band: Director Mr. Wilbur Collins, Susan Toalson, Shirley King, Robert Rodriguez, Ruby Villareal, Nancy Skelton, Delia Flores, Janet Schmeltzer, Mary Anne Clark, Janice Fanning, Agnes Henze and Marsha Arnold, (front row); Bill Jacobs, Robert Bailey, Dorothy Tipton, Johnnie Dumas, Marilyn Soileau, Tomas Sanchez, Harold Tiemann, Henrietta Sumbera, John Clegg and Bill Lyons, (middle row); and Linda Jo Nelson, Billy Wiggins, Richard Ochoa, James Patterson, Dan Bush, Mike Dunseth, Lawrence Henneke and Clayton Redding, (back row). , And this is the way it was . . . Mike Hummel converses with fellow faculty members at the tea sponsored by TSEA. TSEA is a campus organization seeking to provide all students training to be teachers with experience and practice. Operation Achievement was the domi- nant project for the year. The club was cited as out- standing in its project. Several members attended the State Association Convention at Corpus Christi, and officers of the club attended a conference in Austin. Other activities included a faculty tea and tutoring in local intermediate schools. Texas Student Education Association Members of TSEA are Patti Martin, Ruby Villareal, president; Gloria Waitschies, Kathy Diamond, vice-president; Anna Marie Ernst, secretary,- Carol Bruton, parliamentarian; (front row); Judy Maroney, Linda Lipscomb, Sharon Gunnoe, reporter; Penni Gasche, Agnes Schell, Sharon Smith, and sponsor, Mr. Carl DuBose (back row). The best part of all! TSEA members sample some of the refreshments they provided at the faculty tea. But Parti. Why serve coffee at a TEA? inquisitive Laura Coleman questions Patti Martin. Faculty members, Mr. C. T. Whitmore and Miss Mary Doughtie enjoy cake and punch at the TSEA Members of the Gavel Club are the following: first row up — Jay Smith, Mary Streetman, Jerome Janak, Garry Moore, Gloria Waitschies, Jennifer Hickman, Mary Ellen Wright, Sara Stephens; second row up — Mrs. Caroline Summers, Susan Hindman, Donna Purcell, Darlene Meche, Ida Helm, Elise Donalson, Barry Rux, Brenda Hale; third row up — Sandra Zatopek, Mary Thompson, Janice Fanning, Lynn Newberry, Ralph Roush, Jackie Schult z, Becky Hargus, Wayne Craigen; Fourth row up — Jean Shelton, Kathy Board, Helen Bournias, Vicki Everett, Jane Nelson, Gloria Roberts, and Ken Powell. Organized for students interested in speech and drama, the Gavel Club offers all students the opportunity to participate in these activities. Major activities of the year included trips to Houston and Austin to view stage productions, and participa- tion in the State Junior College Speech Meet. Members also ushered at the Trail of Six Flags productions. Officers of the club are the following: Kathy Board, presi- dent; Garry Moore, vice-president; Mary Streetman, secretary; Brenda Hale, treasurer; Janice Fanning, parliamentarian; Sara Stephens, historian; and Jackie Schultz, reporter. rr x Officers of the Gavel Club this year were Kathy Board, president; Garry Moore, vice-president; Mary Janak, secretary (row one); Brenda Hale, treasurer; Sara Stephens, historian; Janice Fanning, parliamentarian; and Jackie Schultz, reporter (row two). Gavel ended the year with the annual Spring banquet. Gavel members braved a bus trip to Houston in order to see a production at the Alley Theatre. Members of the Aggie Club are Don Cross, Norman Borth, Helen Bournias, Janice Fanning, Dennis Lola, sponsor V. T. Kallus (row one); Bennie Davis, Louis Hajak, Rodney Seidel, Ricky Byars, Don Wieland, Ronald Albrecht, and Edwin Heller (row two). Aggie Club Sponsor V. T. Kallus explains the intricacies of the projector as officers Don Wieland, president; Janice Fanning, secre- tary; and Dennis Lala, treasurer, listen. Officers not pictured are James Kneip, vice-president, and Henrietta Sumbera, reporter. Furthering interests in agriculture is the purpose of the Aggie Club, although programs are not restricted to topics of that nature. Activities of the club this year included participation in the Western Parade and the annual Aggie barbecue. Meetings are held monthly and membership is open to any student professing an in- terest in the area of agriculture. 117 Members of the Science Club are Carole Hunt, Shirley King, Mary Ann Clark, Alice Briones, and Mrs. Inez Bailey (row one); Mr. Roland Beard (sponsor), John Hartzell, Joe Watkins, Dennis Wagner, Darryl Stefka, and Dr. Wayne McAlister (sponsor). Officers of the club are Joe Watkins, president; Shirley King, vice- presi- dent; Inez Bailey, secretary; Mary Ann Clark, treasurer; and Alice Briones, reporter. Science Club Carole Hunt and Joe Watkins look on as Mr. Beard and Dr. McAlister discuss rock samples. An interest in science is the only requirement for membership in the Science Club. This year the club experimentally fed Mt. Lau- rel beans and peyote cactus to mice to determine whether or not hallucinations would ensue in the mice. Meeting twice monthly, programs on such topics as mind-reading and hypnosis were presented to the club. Members also toured bomb shelter facilities in the Federal Building. Engineering Club Qualification for membership in the Engineering Club requires only an interest in this field. Activities for the year included meeting with the Victoria Chapter of the American Society of Professional Engineers. Officers for the Engineering Club are Edgar Dohmann, president; William McCown, vice-president; and Leroy Hiller, secretary-treasurer. Members of the Engineering Club are Thomas Sanchez, Kenneth Nagel, Edgar Dohmann, Mike Hicks, (row one); Leroy Hiller, Bill McCown, Ronald Green, Gene Kacir, (row two); Lanny Mikulencak, Lawrence Henneke, Wayne Wells, David Rubac, (row three); Charles Stevens, Johnny Moreno, Bruce Luerssen, Richard Sattelmaier, (row four); Robert Bailey, Leo Velasquez, James Vasek, (row five); with sponsor Mr. Herbert Sergeant. Members of the Art Club are Everett Fergu- son, Sandra Garrett, Joyce Giddens, Joan McClanahan, Mrs. Beryl Cargle, Mrs. Lynn Boykin, Betty Lara, Linda Lobprise, Mrs. Betty Green, (front row); Aubrey Glover, Larry Tait, Dalton Fromme, Bernie Pope, Gary Roth, Donald Minear, Arthur Bley, Shirley Sims, and sponsor, Miss Thurmond (back Christmas-time resulted in seasonal projects for Art Club mem- bers. Joyce Giddens puts the finishing touches on her masterpiece. Art Club Officers in charge of co-ordinating Art Club activities are Dalton Fromme, president; Bernie Pope, vice-president; Joan McClanahan, secretary-treasurer; Aubrey Glover, public relations; and Miss Ethel Thurmond, sponsor. ' ■ m And now if I can just get that shade of blue! Mrs. Betty Green and Susan Solley practice what they learn in lecture at the easel. Monthly meetings of the Art Club are open to all students with an interest in art. Under the sponsorship of Miss Ethel Thurmond, members have attempted to increase their knowl- edge of art. This year the club exhibited their art work at the McNamara-O ' Connor Museum and in the Student Union. Completely absorbed in his work, Bernie Pope attempts to portray his desired mood. It looks fine, but . . . Miss Thurmond provides McClanahan. direction to Joan L.r- ' - fc Business Club members are Sandra Zatopek, James O ' Connell, Lee Roy Kraatz, Michae Shepherd, Mickey Bern ' s, (first row); Deborah Oliver, Janis Blanton, Linda Graves, Charlotte Wilson, Connie Pohler, Ann Barnett, and Francis Fields, (second row); Gilbert Saenz, Mary Lou Northcutt, Janet Schmeltzer, sponsors Miss Mildred Willman and Mr. Elmer Outlaw, and Ronnie Stanford, (third row). The purpose of the Business Club is to develop a greater understanding of the areas of business activities through an association of students with different business interests and guest speakers representing different fields. Activities for the year include assisting with the March of Dimes campaign and participating in the Western Parade. Business Club Mr. Outlaw offers suggestions to members as they build the Business Club ' s float for the Western Pa- rade. Uh, Oh! exclair You ' ll have to Mrs. Mary Doughtie introduces guest speaker Rev. James Morgan from the University Methodist Church in Austin, Texas, and visitor, Rev. W. F. Hathaway, a local minister. Methodist Student Movement The purpose of the Methodist Student Movement is to unify Methodist students In a knowledge of their religion. Monthly meetings of the Methodist Student Movement schedule a variety of programs including guest speakers, student panel discussions, member- ship banquet, Christmas party, and participation in the Texas MSM Conference. Members of the Methodist Student Movement are: Noel McGinnes, Mrs. Doughtie (sponsor), Jo Ann Curry, Susan Hindman, Kathy Board, Patti Martin, and Mary Jane Nelson (front row); Don Braeuer, Judy Maroney, Rev. James Morgan (guest speaker), Wayne Craigen, and Brenda Hale (back row). Baptist Student Union members are: Jennifer Rosser, Judy Lancaster, Alice Turner, Rosemary Morrow, and Jackie Schultz (front r Wright, Laura Coleman, Austin Prescott, Harold Weber, and Lowell Watson (back row). Baptist Student Union The Baptist Student Union, sponsored by Michael Hummel, is organized to provide Christian fellowship for Baptist students on campus and to stimulate their interest in religious activities. Meeting on the first Monday of every month, the Baptist Student Union schedules meetings consisting of guest speakers, special programs, or discussions. Lowell Watson, president, and Michael Hummel, sponsor, confer on the next meet- 124 A part of every convention is eating! 125 Newman Club An association of Catholic students, the Newman Club strives for an increase in the understanding of the Catholic religion and helping the local chapter of the Knights of Columbus. This year the Newmanttes attended the annual South-Texas Province Convention, sponsored an all-campus clothes drive for a mission in Viet Nam, and helped with the Cancer Drive. Rev. David Meurer, moderator; Mary Tokoly, sponsor; Gilbert Cano, president; LeRoy Pahmiyer, spon- sor; and V. T. Kallus, sponsor; guide the Newmanites throughout the year. Newman Club members are Gail Ford, Hal Redmon, Olga Reyna, Diana Lou Reyna, Agnes Schell, Connie Schroeder, Diana Talafuse, Pat Gayle, and Ricky Byars, (first row); Robert Roller, James Hager, Robert Bailey, Iris Horadam, Kathy Hawes, Connie Ayo, Beatrice Flores, and Gilbert Cano, (second row); Ronnie Welfel, Emmett Wurzbach, David Pittman, Tim Edwards, Richard Fox, Sandra Zatopek, Ann Yariger, and Charles Kouba, (third row); Ray Pargac, Lawrence Nelson, Charles Van Metre, Mike Gilley, Allen Baass, and Robert Barrientos, (fourth row). Gail Ford, newly elected Director of Region IV, discusses her duties with V. T. Kallus, Newman Club sponsor. BtS OF VI6T NAM NEED •x ft 1 To spill or not to spill! It better be not to spill! exclaims Carolyn Kovar to Ricky Byars. Baby clothes, pretty please! Alice Briones, chairman of the Clothes For Viet Nam project, and Joe Gomez put up a poster advertising the Newmanite drive. 127 Members of the CCSA are Lou Nell McMurrey, Sally Burford, and sponsor Mr. Fount Shults, (first row); and Jim Wyatt, Carroll Prewitt, Max Moore, and sponsor Mr. Gary Underwood, (second row). The Church of Christ Student Association strives to increase the student ' s interest in Chris- tian affairs and activities. During the 1 965- 1 966 school year, members attended a retreat at Texas A l and sponsored an area retreat for high school and college students. Churd Bill Beals, fall term president of the CCSA, smiles into the camera. CCSA members prepare food baskets to be distributed to the needy at Thanksgiving. Jim Wyatt, spring-semester president, conducts his first meeting with the ease of a champ. Ihrist Student ssociation Films often provide the CCSA with entertainment as well as providing information on current events. Members of the Lutheran Students Association participate in a discussion at one of their meetings. They are (clockwise from left) James Reinhardt, David Hilmer, visiting speaker Rev. W. F. Hathaway, Vicar Phil Williams, Miss Esther Etzel, sponsor, Barry Rux, Don Wieland, Gloria Waitschies, and Gloria Rokyta. Lutheran Student Association The Lutheran Student Association is a means of bringing Lutheran students together on campus for fellowship and religious activities. A regular pro- gram at monthly meetings is scheduled as well as game night activities and socials. Officers of LSA are Wanda Wacker Rode, secretary. resident; Don Wieland, president; and Jennifer SPORTS rVV A P ; H. E. STUMP EVANS Stump Evans has served Victoria College as the Pirate basketball coach for many years. He began the 1965- 66 season and coached the team through several games. Then, due to illness, he was forced to take a leave of absence from his position. At this time, Mike Hagler, a VC psy- chology instructor, took over where Evans left off and completed the season with the Pirates. Managing the Pirate cagers for the season was Lee Contreras. C. M. HAGLER Coach Pirate Basketball SEASON RECORD OF 1965-66 Nov. 9 VC 62 Schreiner Institute 67 Nov. 16 VC 69 Houston Baptist College .... 58 Nov. 23 VC 60 San Jacinto College 63 Nov. 29 VC 52 Wharton Jr. College 89 Dec. 1 VC 49 Univ. of Texas Freshmen ... 78 Dec. 9 VC 58 Texas A I Freshmen 50 •Dec. 10 VC 74 San Antonio College 77 •Dec. 11 VC 64 Temple 83 Dec. 14 VC 86 San Antonio College 75 Dec. 16 VC 72 San Jacinto College 66 Jan. 4 VC 75 San Antonio College 76 Jan. 6 VC 63 Tyler 86 •Tournament Play ' Jan. 7 VC 65 Panola 59 Man. 8 VC 69 Blinn 60 Jan. 11 VC 91 Pan American Freshmen .... 97 Jan. 13 VC 67 Houston Baptist College .... 74 Jan. 25 VC 59 Schreiner Institute 70 Jan. 28 VC 76 Lamar Tech Freshmen 87 Feb. 3 VC 61 Wharton Jr. College 86 Feb. 8 VC 63 Texas A I Freshmen 74 Feb. 11 VC 63 Rice Freshmen 96 Feb. 12 VC 71 Lamar Tech Freshmen 85 Feb. 19 VC 71 Pan American Freshmen .... 84 jerry Mcdonald 6 ' 0 Forward DANNY ANDERSON 6 ' 4 Center LARRY BUMPUS 6 ' 2 Forward RICK BYARS 6 ' 1 Guard WAYNE HAYNES 6 ' 3 Forward ROGER HURST 6 ' 1 Guard ROBERT LUMPKINS 6 ' 2 Forward ' Outta my way, cries Lowell Watson as he breaks through on a two-point attempt for the Pirates. Coach Evans gathers the boys for a Ic word before the game. 134 rftf RICK ROTHWELL 6 ' 3 Forward DEAN SHAFER 6 ' 2 Forward Danny Anderson aims high for another Pirate goal against Pan Am. BOBBY TRENCK 5 ' 8 Guard LOWELL WATSON 6 ' 4 Center A« m ' V CW JIM STONE 6 ' 1 Guard vtfOff 135 Anybody for the Twist?? It appears to be team recrea- tion time. Richard Lumpkins hits for two Pan American Bronc makes last blocking attempt. Rick Byars stretches to make two points in spite of tough opposition from San Jacinto. Come on boys, let ' s win this one for Coach E lenge — before another Pirate battle. ' was Coach Hogler ' s last minute chal- I -don ' t wanna cjo . . . ' judging from Jerry McDonald ' s expression, those Pirates must have been in a bind. Big Danny Anderson says he ' ll volunteer. Watch it Rodg . . !!! Roger Hurst goes up for the ball as an unidentified opponent at tacks from behind. Track is one of the major sport events at Victoria College. Members of the 1 966 track team — (front row:) Coach Monroe Northcutt, Raymond Harris, Norman Borth, man- ager Ronnie King.-jmiddle row:) Ted Heslam, Don Hoover, Lindsey Scurlock, Kyle Mansker. (back row): Mike James, Richard Wier, Brent Schumacher, Sammy Moya. Track VICTORIA COLLEGE TRACK SCHEDULE 1966 DA IE MEET SITE March 1 Texas A l - SAC - Victoria Kingsville March 4 San Antonio College Invitational San Antonio March 11-12 Border Olympics Laredo March 19 Harlandale Invitational Harlandale (S.A.) March 26 Blinn Invitational Brenham April 1-2 Texas Relays Austin April 8-9 Lafayette Invitational Lafayette, La. April 15 Texas - A M - SMU - North Texas - - Victoria Austin April 27 Texas — A M — Rice — Victoria Houston April 29 U of H Freshman — Victoria Victoria May 14 Pirate Relays Victoria May 20-21 National Meet Garden City, Kansas As in previous years, Pirate tracksters of 1 966 again based much of their competitive strength on the relays, sprints, and hurdle events. At the National Meet in Garden City, Kansas, the V.C. 440-relay quartet placed first with a time of 41.5 seconds. This year Pirate records were set by the mile relay team. Brent Schumacher set new school records in the 120-yard high hurdles and in the 330 yard intermediates. A new standard was achieved by Kyle Mansker in the shot put event. For the fourth season, Coach Monroe Northcutt directed the Victoria College track team. COACH MONROE NORTHCUTT NORMAN BORTH CALVIN COLLIER A manager has many and varied duties. Ronnie King, Victoria College track manager, prepares the starting blocks for the upcoming event. RAYMOND HARRIS M ft flBlU ■ ™ £ f Ji Come on for good old VC! Sophomore Norman Borth strives to place in the 1 00-yard dash. °ft 4 DON HOOVER Track gzmi vCTO Every team needs guidance and direction. Coach Northcutt prepares his tracksters for the upcoming event. How did Atlas ever hold the world up? AND, so ponders Kyle Mansker. BRENT SCHUMACHER RICHARD WIER Pole vaulter, Lindsey Scurlock meditates about improving his future performances. Realizing that practice is part of any winning combination, Richard Wier, Norman Borth, and Mike James practice for the national meet at Garden City, Kansas. Cindermen, Sammy Moya and Ted Heslam, prepare for the starting shot. Although Tad Harris was plagued by an old knee injury, he continued to particip- ate in the mile relay event. Intramural Banquet Don Wieland happily accepts the trophy for being the most outstandii boy in this year ' s intramurals from Coach Northcutt. Outstanding girl in girl ' s intramurals is Jeanne Hepburn who is presented with a trophy by Miss Etzel. Pirate golfers eagerly head for the course and another game. From left: Jimmy Quitta, Mike Jones, Frank Burns, Coach Harold Gardner, Donnie Gips, Gary Heerssen, and Jack Morrison. Golf Mike Jones and Jimmy Quitta look on as Gary Heerssen steadily aims for the cup. Fore . . . Mike Jones drives a long one during a prac- tice session at Riverside Golf Course. Joel Ray of the Blades attempts to snatch a flag from an opponent River Rat, Joe Gonzales in the Intramural championship game. Coach Monroe Northcutt looks on as Danny Kolodziejczyk and Eugene Kacir learn the facts of flag football. ■■■MMipmMn John David King happily gains tardage during an intramural :rimmage. Intramural Football Champions of the intramural football were the River Rats, (top row:) Richard Baish, Leslie Weaver, Jerry Cavasar, Joe Gomez, (bottom row:) John Hartzell, Joe Nevlud, Mack Dorton, Mike McClung, and Armando Buentello. Wait, don ' t shoot! may have been a familiar plea during intramural basketball. Intramural Basketball Larry Stroud attempts to block a pass from Mike Correll. Intramural basketball champs were the 49ers. (back row): Norrell Schultz, Johnny Huckman, Bobby Thompson, and Larry Stroud, (front row): Andy Hodge, Richard Mulligan, and Freddy Richard Mulligan aims a long shot during intramural action MSs t ft t Volleyball Champs — (back) Bennett Dincans, Floyd Swoap, Dale Tindol, (front] Dennie Bruns, Barry Gibson, and Joe Frederick. Wheee, this volleyball great sport!! Intramural Volleyball Here it comes you guys . . Dennis Matula serves during an intramural game. Despite a frantic attempt, it looks like another net-ball, as Filiberto Garcia haplessly looks on. PMS S mil iKi IB ■M— ■— ' ' hi ■— Royce G. Miller coached the J 965-66 tennis team. From left: Coach Miller, Mike Wright, Harold Tiemann, Doug Winters, Steve Beller, and Billy Wrigge. Tennis Doug Winters returns the ball with a nice backhand stroke. Billy Wrigge is set to meet a serve during a tennis match. Harold Tiemann practices a serve during one of many sessions, as rainy weather brought Pirate netters inside. Up and over - Mike Wright serves to his opponent. With practice makes perfect in mind, Mike Wright carries through on a return. 149 ' I got it . . Kathy Board struggles to return the ball as Donna Terry quickly approaches the scene to give her teammate a hand. Girl ' s P.E. t ' s mine! Alice Turner jumps up for a rebound during intramural Intramural volleyball champs were Lynda English, Linda Kocian, Sara Stephens, Allyson Tucker, Jennifer Hickman, Mary An Hanzelka, and Molly Hawes. Champions of the basketball intramurals were PEW. 8. (back row): Ann Purcell, Patsy Hobbs, Jeanne Hepburn, and Susan Hindman. (front row Kathy Board, Alice Turner, and Marsha Gohlke I The left elbow must be slightly bent outward, expounds Miss Etz to Alice Turner. 152 There is a definite advantage to P.E. — it is NOT everyday you can take a test on the floor. What type of stroke - backhand, forehand, or smash? Singles paddle tennis winner, Jean Hepburn, makes ready to serve to I opponent. Say Cupid, where are your wings? After much competition, Patsy Hobbs and Je Hepburn captured first place in tennis doubles. Marsha Gohlke executes the correct procedure in removing arrow from the target. Student Roster Abies, Nelson Wayne (F) Adamcik, Marylyn Sue (F) Adamek, John Wayne (F) 43 Adickes, Dorothy Elenora (F) Aguilar, Edward Charles (F) Alanis, Josephine Patron (F) Albrecht, Ronal William (F) 43, 117 Alejandro, Leonel (F) 43 Alexander, Jean Helen (S) Alexander, Phillyce Irene (F) 43 Alexander, Virginia Ann (F) Allen, Barbara Ann (F) Allen, John Harvey (S) Allen, Patricia Diane (N) 74 Allen, Waiter (Tony) (F) Alvarado, Elida (F) 43 Alvarado, Raul Luis (F) Aman, James Elwood (S) 30 Aman, Robert Nolan (S) 30, 98 Anders, Gary W. (F) Anderson, C. Nevin Jr. (S) Anderson, Danny C. (F) 134, 135, 137 Anderson, Donald Ray (F) Anderson, Joyce Marie (S) Angerstein, Donald Thomas (F) Angerstein, Patricia Gay (F) 151 Arambula, Raul Casanova (S) 30 Ardoin, Marc Walter (F) 43, 101 Armstrong, Fred Robert (Sp) Arnold, Allen Mike (F) 43 Arnold, Andrew Leo (F) Arnold, Marsha Joyce (F) 43, 88, 110 Arnold, Raymond P. (S) 30, 100 Austin, Mary Louise (F) Await, Kay (F) 43, 80, 88, 92, 94, 99 Ayala, James Victor (F) Ayo, Constance Lenore (F) 43, 108, 126 B Baass, Allen James (F) 43, 126 Bade, David H. (S) 30 Bagnall, Vida Ruth (Sp) Bailey, Mary Inez (Sp) 118 Bailey, Robert John (F) 44, 110, 1.19, 126 Bain, Rebecca Joy (F) 44 Baish, Richard Owen (F) 44, 145 Baker, Claudia Allyne (F) 44 Baker, Forrest Wayne (F) Baker, George William III (F) 44 Baker, John Houston (F) 44 Baker, Warren James (S) Balusek, Larry Victor (F) 44 Barber, Lonnie Vernon (S) Barker, Eunice Irene (Sp) Barletta, Vincent Michael (F) Barnard, Fred Eugene (F) 44 Barnard, James Raymond (F) Barnes, James William (F) 44, 108 Barnett, Harriet Ann (F) 44, 1 22 Baros, William John (S) Barr, Sandra Lou (S) 30 Barrera, Irma (F) Barrientos, Robert Ray (F) 1 26 Barry, Alice Lee (S) 40 Basham, Barbara E. (F) Basham, Beverly Ann (F) Basham, William D. (S) Bastian, Robert (F) Batts, Thomas Lee (F) 44 Bauer, Sharon Rae (S) 30 Bayer, William Kenneth (S) Beals, William L. (S) 128 Beard, Letitia (F) 44, 100, 101, 105 Beaty, JoAnn (Sp) Bechtle, Richard Jr. (F) 44 Beck, John Louis Jr. (S) Beebe, Loanna (F) Bell, L ' Roy Olman (F) Bellah, Artist Wayne (F) 44 Beller, Lewis Steve (F) 44, 148 Benavides, Gilbert (F) Benge, Cathy Boyd (F) 15, 44, 100, 105 106 107, 108 Benge, Kitty (F) Bennett, Gloria Hope (S) 45 Bennight, Ronald Niel (F) 45 Berger, Ervin Willie (F) Berkman, Cliff (F) 45 Bettis, Mickey Charles (S) 30, 122 Billings, Kenneth P. (F) 45 Billings, Wayne (F) Birchfield, Kenneth Lane (F) 45 Bishop, Roger (F) Blahuta, Glenn Davis (F) Blake, Stephen Allen (S) Blalock, Jeanie Beth (F) 45 Blanchett, Leslie Robert (F) Blanton, Janis Marie (F) 23, 122 Bley, Arthur A. (F) 1 20 Bludau, Holbert Joseph (S) Bludau, Kenneth Lynn (F) Bludau, Marilyn Jean (F) Board, Kathy Ann (S) 30, 83, 84, 90, 93, 98 108, 114, 116, 123, 150, 151 Boehm, Leslie Herman (S) 30 Boerm, Edward Roy (F) 45 Bolton, John David (F) Bonds, Edward L. (S) 30 Bonner, Robert Hughes (S) Boone, Charles Ray (F) Bordovsky, Robert Louis (S) Borth, Norman Lee (S) 30, 93, 1 17, 138 139 140, 142 Bournias, Helen Estelle (F) 45, 114, 117 Bournias, Nicholas Stanley (S) 13, 30, 106, 107 Bowie, Mildred Jean (F) Bowman, Nolan Eugene (S) 30 Boyd, David Clyde (F) Boykin, Lynn (Sp) 1 20 Braeuer, Don Aller (F) 46, 93, 123 Branch, Eugene Daniel (F) Brenner, Carol Jean (F) 46 Brett, Glenn Wayne (F) Briones, Alice (F) 6, 46, 100, 101, 104 106 118, 127 Briones, Mary Ellen (F Briseno, Jesse Jr. (F) Broadus, Harriette (Sp) Brock, Ella Mae (Mrs.) (N) 74, 76 Brooks, Cecil M. (F) 46 Broussard, Bobby Glenn (S) Bro wn, Diana Gay (N) 74 Brown, James Edson Jr. (S) Brown, James Ray (F) 46 Brown, Jerry G. (F) Brown, Lawrence Jr. (F) Brown, Nancy Lynn (S) 31 Brown, Ronald Bruce (F) 46 Brown, Vai )hn Anthony (F) Browning, Patterson Alvin (F) 46 Broz, Emil Joe (F) 46 Bruns, Dennie Dale (F) 46, 147 Bruns, Reta Fay (S) Bruton, Carol Ann (F) 46, 108, 112 Bryant, Shirley Fay (F) 46 Bubenik, Kirby Joseph (F) 46 Buchholz, Bobby Don (F) 46 Buchhorn, Barney Otton (Sp) Buckner, Roy Lander (F) 46 Buentello, Armando (S) 31, 145 Buitron, Mary Minnie (N) 74 Bujnoch, Joe David (F) 46 Bumpus, Larry Ray (F) 46, 134 Burda, Elizabeth Claire (S) Burford, Sally Carolyn (F) 47, 1 28 Burgess, Kathryn Lurene (F) 47 Burney, Jack Wilson Jr. (F) 47 Burns, Frank William III (S) 31, 144 Busbee , Richard Thomas (S) 31 Bush, Dan Anderson (F) 47, 110 Butchee, Anna Mae (Mrs.) (F) Byars, Richard Lenz (S) 31, 82, 85, 93, 95 100 101, 117, 126, 127, 134, 136 Byrne, Malachy F. (S) 31 Byrnes, John Thomas (F) c Cabazos, Gladys Katherine (S) 31 Cain, Russell Lynn (F) Caldwell, Sylvia Don (S) 31, 106 Calhoun, Michael L. (S) 31 Calliham, Linda Ruth (F) Cameron, Mark P. Jr. (F) 1 08 Campbell, Charles Franklin (S) 31 Campbell, E. June (F) Campbell, James Andrew Jr. (Sp) Campbell, M. Thordean (S) Candelaria, Dolores (S) Cano, Johnny F. Ill (F) Cano, Lupe Gilbert (S) 19, 126 Canto, Paul G. (F) Cantu, Raymond U. (Fl Carbajal, Lupe R. (F) Carey, Marge Elizabeth (F) 47 Carey, Ruth Carrol (F) Cargle, Beryl Pauline (Sp) 120 Carlos, Sylvia Iris (N) 74 Carnley, Billie J. (F) Carnley, Joe Dell (F) Carr, William R. (S) Carroll, Linda Marie (F) 47 Carter, Idella Cristine (N) 74 Carter, Larry Eugene (F) Carville, Randy Ray (S) 31 Castro, Frank Garcia (F) Caftan, James Edward (S) 154 Cavasar, Brenda Sue (F) 47 Cavasar, Jerry Dean (F) 47, 145 Cavazos, Alice (N) 74 Cavazos, John T. (F) Ceballos, Frank (F) Chamrad, Joseph ' W. (S) 31 Chamrad, Mary-8eth (S) Chamrad, Woodrow Clyde (F) Chandler, Johnny David (F) Cheatham, Wiley Jr. (Sp) Cheverton, Nancy (S) 31 Christiansen, Wayne (F) Church, Royce Farrell (F) 47 Cisneros, Larry (F) Cinorti, Jo Anne (S) 31, 84 Clark, Larry Wirt (F) 47 Clark, Linda D. (F) 47 Clark, Mary Anne (F) 110, 118 Clarke, Howard P. (F) Claus, Santa Michael (F) 47 Claussen, Barbara L. (F) Clegg, John Henry (F) 48, 110 Cleveland, Robert Wayne (S) 31 Cliburn, Jay Welder (S) Cogswell, LaNell (Sp) Cohen, Joseph D. Jr (S) Cohen, Susan Carol jr) Cole, Donna Sue (F) Coleman, Judy LaVerne (F) 48 Coleman, Laura Lee (S) 31, 85, 113, 124 Coles, Patricia Gay (S) 32 Collier, Calvin Cole (F) 48, 139 Collins, Donna Lee (N) 74 Connelly, Ronnie James (F) 48 Conner, Charles Marcus (F) Contreras, Lee Joe (F) Coone, Patrick H. (S) Cooper, Gary Wayne (F) Cooper, Glenn Wayne (F) 48 Cope, Grant Taylor (F) Cope, Michael Allen (F) 48 Copeland, James Carroll (F) Cornelius, Reuben Martin (F) Correll, Michael Andrew (S) 146 Coslett, Dorothy Belle (F) 48 Costella, Mickey James (F) 48 Cottrell, W, N. (F) Covey, Mildred DeWitt (Sp) Covington, Felix W. (F) 49 Coward, Elton David, Jr. (S) Cox, Barbara Marie (F) 49 Cox, Dorothy Marie (F) Cox, Laura Williams (S) Craigen, George Wayne (S) 103, 114, 123 Crass, Jack Roy (S) 32 Crawford, Carren Lou (F] 49 Crick, Gary Charles (S) 32 Crisp, James Clifton (F) 49 Cross, Donald Wayne (F) 117 Cumba, Roger Derrell (S) Cunningham, Shearie Lee (F) 49 Curiel, Adriann (N) 74 Curry, JoAnn O ' Lene (F) 17, 49, 123 Curtis, Jerry Gayle (F) Dabbs, Don Dexter (F) Daily, Harry J. Jr. (F) Dale, Gordon Alan (F) Davant, William Louis (F) Davis, Bennie Lee (F) 49, 1 Davis, Katherine Madell (F) Davis, William Anderson (F) 49 Deorman, Derlene (F) Dearson, Jacqulyn Renee (F) DeLauner, Annette Cecile (F) 49, 1 32 DeLeon, Doloros Gloria (F) DeLeon, Jesse Vianes (F) 49 Delgado, Cornelio G. (S) 32 Delgado, Tim (F) Demmer, Vincent E. (S) Denison, Robert LaVerne (S) Dennis, Travis (F) DeYoung, Charles A. Jr. (S) Diamond, Kathryn Sue (F) 49, 93, 112 Diamond, Patricia Dolores (F) A9 Dickerson, Gail H. (F) Dickey, Susan Anne (S) 32 Diemer, Forrest Duncan (S) Dierlam, Mark D. (Sp) Dierlam, Shirley Lynette (F) 49 Dincans, Bennett Earl Jr. (S) 32, 147 Dischinger, James Edward (F) Dixon, Herbert Maurice Jr. (F) Dobbins, Jeanette Faye (F) 49 Dobbins, Robert Eugene (S) Dobbins, Robin Harold (F) Dobbs, Judy (F) 49 Dobsky, lantha (F) 49, 108 Dodds, Donald (S) Dodson, Preston (S) Dohmann, Edgar (S) 32, 119 Donalson, Mary Elise (F) 19, 108, 114 Dornak, Steve (S) 32 Dorton, Alan Mack (F) 50, 145 Douglas, Dallis Clyde (F) Drees, Marjorie (S) 33 Drozd, Oscar (F] 50 Dumas, Johnnie D. (F) 50, 101, 110 Dunseth, Michael (S) 110 Dunseth, Sammy (F) 50 Dusek, David (F) 50 Dutton, Harry Joe (F) Dworaczyk, Patricia Barr L. (Sp) Dyer, Glen David (F) Dziuk, Larry (F) E Edgar, Candyce Ruth (F) 50, 100 Edmondson, Thomas Wayne (S) Edwards, Bobby Ray (F) Edwards, Chester Lee (F) 50 Edwards, Jackie Burns (Sp) Edwards, Timothy Michael (F) 50 126 Egg, Isaac H. (S) 33 Eicke, Cecil E. (F) Elder, Ronald James (F) Clliott, James Cecil (F) 50 Ellis, Arthur David (F) 50 Ellison, Cleovis (Sp) Emmons, Jimmy L (Sp) English, Lynda Sue (F) 20, 50, 150 Erikson, Earl Paul Jr. (S) Ernst, Anna Marie (F) 50, 112 Ernst, Frona Beth (F) 51, 103 Espinoza, Dora Honora (S) 33 Espinoza, Ernest G. (F) 51 Espinoza, Theodore (F) Etlinger, Robert Allen (F) Evans, Hester William (Sp) Evatt, Robert Wayne (S) 1 08 Everett, Victoria T. (S) 33, 1 08, 114 Ewers, Larry Wayne (F) Everitt, Vera Laverne (Sp) Ezzell, Benny Franklin (F) F Falksen, Ronald Wayne (F) 51, 105 Fanning, Janice Lorraine (F) 51, 94 110 116, 117 Farek, Mae Artherene (F) Farley, Wynette (S) Farrar, Jackie Lee (N) 74, 76, 78 Faulkner, Alice Ann (F) Fehrenkamp, Carol L. A. (S) Ferguson, Everett C. (S) 33, 1 20 Field, Linda Joyce (F) Fields, Frances E. (F) 122 Filley, George Joseph (F) Fimbel, Jay Michael (S) 33 Finley, Martha Ann (S) Fischer, Jerry Lee (S) 33 Fleeman, Douglas Dean (F) Fleming, Fred Earl (S) Flores, Antonio (S) 26 Flores, Beatrice Ann (F) 51, 126 Flores, Delia (F) 110 Flores, Sylvia Rubio (F) 51 Florez, Bill (F) 51 Foitik, Robert Shelby (F) Fojtik, Felix David (F) 51 Foley, Joyce Lynette (F) 51 Ford, Gail Marie (F) 51, 126, 127 Ford, Herateio Clark III (F) Foreman, Johnnie Kay (F) 51 Foster, Cynthia Allgne (F) 51 Fox, Nelson (S) Fox, Richard Layne (F) 51, 126 Franklin, Bobbie Jean (F) 36, 51 Franks, Cleve Douglas (S) 33 Franks, Millie Estelle (N) 74 Frederick, Ricky D. (F) 51 Freeland, Corinne Gately (Sp) Fridell, Robert Rolland (F) Friedrichs, Joe D. (F) 146 Friedrich, Ray Edward (F) Friedrichs, Rodger Lee (S) 33 Friedrichs, Vicki Lynn (F) Frisbie, Elaine (S) Frohnapfel, Thomas Charles (S) Fromme, Dalton Lee (S) 33, 120 Fullick, Lois Elizabeth (F) G Galloway, Ernest Kent (S) Galvan, Roger Clyde ' (F) Gamblin, Janie Lennette (S) 108 Ganem, Gayle Marie (F) Garber, Billy Dale (F) Garcia, Ambrosio R. (F) 51 Garcia, Evangeline (F) 52 Garcia, Filiberto, Jr. (S) 147 Garcia, Gloria Ann (F) 52, 105 Garcia, Gloria Delores (S) Garcia, Leslie R. (S) Garcia, Sophie (F) 52 Gardner, Beverly (F) 52 Gardner, James (F) 108 Gardner, Pam (S) 33 Garland, Richard (F) Garner, Jay (Sp) Garrett, Sandra (F) 1 20 Garrison, James (S) 33 Gary, Carolyn (F) 52 Garza, Abraham (F) 155 Garza, Armando (F) Gasche, Penni (F) 52, 112 Gaskin, .Alfredo (S) Gaskm, Clara (F) 52-, 108 Gayle, Pat (F) 126 Geddie, Don (F) George, Lennis (S) 33 Gerlich, Jerry (S) German, Kenneth (S) Gersch, Cynthia (F) Gibson, Barry Lynn (F) 147 Giddens, Joyce (F) 53, 120 Gieb, Gerald (S) Giffin, Rebecca (S) Gilbert, Karen (S) 33 Gillespie, Tommy (S) Gilley, Michael (F) 126 Gilson, Richard (S) Gips, Donnie (S) 144 Gisler, David (F) Glover, Aubrey (F) 53, 120 Glover, Carrol (S) Goggans, Bobby (F) Gohlke, Marsha (S) 33, 89, 98, 151, 153 Gohmert, Charles (F) Golden, James (F) Goldman, Donald (S) 34 Goldsum, Annie (F) 53 Gomez, Joe (S) 34, 127, 145 Gonzales, Evelyn (F) Gonzales, Josie G. (F) Gonzales, Manuel (F) Gonzales, Sylvia (F) 53 Gonzalez, Abel (S) Gonzalez 7 Robert (F) Goode, Glenn (S) Goode, Nella (F) 53 Grafe, Charles Joseph (F) 53 Graham, Robert Arnold (S) Graves, Linda Catherine (S) 1 22 Gray, Janice Annette (F) 53 Grayson, Robert Gary (F) Green, Abb Martin (F) 53 Green, Betty Lou (F) 120, 121 Green, David Kell (S) Green, Jesse Bernard (S) Green, John Benedict (F) Green, Natalie Ann (F) 53 Green, Richard Lee (F) 53 Green, Ronald Alfred (F) 53, 119 Green, William Michael (S) 34 Greer, Austin Bradford (F) Gregory, Larna Gene (S) 34, 81, 89, 98 105 106, 107 Griffin, Everett H„ Jr. (F) 53 Griffin, Larry Frank (F) Grimes, Philip Coe (S) Grimes, Sharon Lynn (F) Grones, Leon James (F) 53 Groth, Evelyn Ruby (Sp) Gunnoe, Nancy Sharon (F) 53, 95, 112 Gwosd z, Carolyn Joan (F) 53 H Haas, Catherine Agnes (F) 53 Haeber, Richard Ernest (S) Hagan, Henry Joe (S) Hahn, Charles Thomas (F) Hahn, Fred Gerhardt (S) Hairell, Robert James (F) Hajek, Louis L. (S) 34, 117 Hajovsky, Leon Edward (F) Hale, Brenda Jean (S) 34, 114, 116 123 Haley, Patti (S) 34 Hall, Gay Nell (F) Hamilton, Judith Ann (F) 22, 54 Hamilton, Kathy Jeanne (F) 54, 108 Hamlin, George E. (F) 54 Hammons, Terri Margaret (F) 23, 54 Hancock, Hazel Mae (F) Hancock, James Warner (F) Hancock, Willie Jr. (F) Hanley, Anne Seary (F) Hanselka, Diane Sue (F) 54 Hanselka, Randall Ray (S) 34 Hansen, Charles Edward (F) Hansen, Sandra (S) Hanzelka, Mary Ann (F) 20, 54, 150 Hardin, Barbara Miller (F) Hargrove, Virginia Henderson (Sp) Hargus, Rebecca Sue (F) 54, 105, 114 Harlan, Jimmy A. (S) HHarris, Donna Sue (F) 54 Harris, Henry G. (F) Harris, Patricia Darlene (F) 108, 109 Harris, Raymond Tad (F) 138, 139, 142 Harris, Sidney Jake (S) Hartman, Henry Ferdinand (S) 34 Hartman, William Albert Jr. (F) Hartzell, John Charles (S) 118, 145 Hartzog, Howard Jr. (S) 103 Harvey, Clarron Eugene (F) Haschke, Gerald Patrick (F) 54 Hassler, Karolyn Estell (Sp) Hathaway, James J. Jr. (F) 54 Haugen, Daniel Raymond (S) Hawes, Kathleen Alicia (F) 54, 126 Hawes, Molly Lou (F) 1 50 Haynes, Brenda Williams (N) 77 Haynes, Robert Milland (S) Haynes, Wayne Franklin (S) 134 Haynie, Rayburn Alan (F) Haynie, Sandra Jo (F) Hedrick, Donald Ray (S) Hedrick, Kenneth Jack (F) 54 Heerssen, Gary O. (F) 54, 144 Heger, James Leonard (F) 54, 1 26 Heinold, John Warren (F) Heinrich, Harvey Herman (F) Held, Earl Michael (F) 54 Heller, Edwin Harold (F) 54, 117 Helm, Ida Karle (F) 55, 114 Helms, Roger Lynn (F) 55, 102 Helms, Ronald Glen (F) 55, 102 Hempel, Howard J. (Sp) Henderson, Perry Wilton (F) Henneke, Lawrence Edward Jr. (F) 55 94 1 1 119 Hennig, Dave D. (S) Henry, Christyl Suzette (F) 55 Henze, Agnes Doris (F) 55, 110 Hepburn, Jeanne Lauder (S) 1 43, 1 5 1 , 1 52, 1 53 Hermes, Michael Raymond (F) Hernandez, Adam Jr. (F) Hernandez, Alex Guadalupe (F) Hernandez, Arthur (Sp) Hernandez, Phillip (F) 55 Hernandez, Rosendo J. (F) 55 Hernandez, Rudolph Jr. (F) Hernandez, Sylvia (Mrs.) (F) Hernandez, Yolanda (F) 55 Heslam, Richard Theodore (F) 138, 140, 142 Hesse, Robert Cleveland (F) Hewlett, Kathleen M. (F) Hewlett, Terry Lee (F) 55, 95, 106, 107 Heyer, David Lawrence (F) 55 Hickman, Jennifer Lee (F) 55, 114, 150 Hicks, Michael W. (F) 56, 119 Hill, Charles Donald (S) 34 Hill, Fredrick Douglas (F) 56, 146 Hiller, Leroy Frank (F) 56, 119 Hillmer, David Gordon (F) 130 Hilmers, Walter Earl Jr. (F) 56 Hindman, Susan Elizabeth (S) 34, 1 08, 1 1 4 123 151 Hines, Sammy Fletcher (F) Hobbs, Patricia Nell (S) 151, 153 Hobby, Cheryl Jean (S) 34, 86, 89, 92 98 99 100, 102 ' ' Hodge, Andrew Melville (S) 34, 146 Hodge, Bertha Mae (F) 56 Hodge, Quincy Douglas Jr. (F) Hodges, Robert Joe (F) Hoff, Olan William Jr. (F) Hoff, Ross Edward (F) Hoffman, Duane Dean (F) Hoffman, Nathan Paul (F) 45, 56, 107 Hoffman, Ronald Wayne (S) Holcombe, Richard Ray (F) 56, 108, 110 Holer, Janice Ann (F) 56 Hollmann, Gregory F. (F) Holloway, Forrest L. (F) 56 Holmes, Paula Ann (F) 56 Holsey, Shelton Wayne (F) Honea, Jerry Lynn (F) Honeycutt, Janet M. (F) Hoover, Don Taylor Jr. (F) 138, 140 Hopkins, Toya Dean (F) 56 Horadam, Iris Susanne (F) 56, 1 26 Horadam, John Gilbert (F) 56 Home, Clifton DeWitt (F) 56 House, Floyd Leon (F) Houser, Emmit Earl (F) Hrncir, Jerome George (S) Hrncir, Patrick B. (S) Huber, David C. (F) 56 Huckman, Jofin Allen (F) 146 Huddleston, Taylor James (S) 34 Hudler, Hugh Vernon (F) Hugo, Maurice Lynn (F) 56 Humphrey, Gene Allan (S) Humphrey, Shirley Ann (F) 57 Hunt, Carole Patricia (F) 1 00, 118 Hurst, Floyd Everette (F) Hurst, Michael Ray (S) 34 Hurst, Patricia Ann (F) 57, 132 Hurst, Roger Glenn (F) 57, 134, 137 Hurta, James Charles (F) Hurta, Lawrence John (F) Iraggi, Robert Gene (S) 35 Isenberger, Harry A (F) J Jackson, Charles Paul (S) Jacobs, William E. (F) 19, 57, 110 Jaeger, James William (F) James, Beverly Ann (F) 20 James, Michael (F) 138, 140, 142 Janak, David Francis (S) Janak, Jerome Em il (F) 57, 114 Janak, William Joseph (F) Janssen, William Lee (F) Jaschke, James M. Jr. (F) Jasso, Gloria Ann (F) 57 156 Jaster, Floyd Randolph (F) Jaure, Paul Adolfo (F) Jeane, Glynda (F) 132 Jecker, Jane Blair (F) 57 Jenkins, Trenton D. (S) Jennings, Donna Lynn (F) 57 John, Alice Isabel (F) Johnson, Edward J. (S) 35 Johnson, Elvie Irene (N) 76, 77 Johnson, Linda Kay (F) 58 Johnson, Margaret Ann (F) Johnson, Tommy Marvin (F) 58 Johnson, Vera Bishop (S) Johnston, Charlotte E. (F) 58 Jolly, Laurence Weldon (F) Jones, Darriel Wayne (F) Jones, James Errol (F) Jones, James Paul (S) 35, 98 Jones, Judy Carol (F) Jones, Margaret (F) Jones, Michael Stephen (F) 58, 144 Jones, Norman D. (S) 35 Jones, Robert Allen (F) Jones, Ronald Douglas (F) Juarez, Jesse (F) 58 K Kacir, Eugene Jr. (S) 119, 145 Kalich, Billy Glenn (S) Kalke, Richard Dale (F) 58 Kandis, Mike Travis (F) Karl, Richard Acton (F) Keith, Patsy (F) Kellogg, Susan Noretta (S) 35, 41, 105 Kennedy, Barry Michael (S) Kerley, Robert Nolan (F) Kimball, Alma Dean (Sp) Kindrick, William Richard (S) 35 King, Jane Delores (S) King, John David (F) 145 King, Ronald Joe (S) 35, 138 King, Shirley Jean (F) 110, 118 Kirkland, Timothy E. (S) 35. Kirkpatrick, John Werner (F) 58 Klein, Linda Marie (F) 58 Kleinecke, Robert B. (F) Kline, Frederick L, III (F) Kneip, James Edward (S) Knight, Richard D. (F) Knowles, Andrew D. (S) Kocian, Linda Carol (F) 58, 1 50 Kocian, Ronald J. (F| Koehl, Carol Ann (S) 35 Koehl, Edward Dennis (F) 58 Koedsel, Michael Keith (F) Koliba, Marvin Lee (S) Koliba, Ronnie Linn (S) 35, 108 Konrad, Cariton Ray (F) Kolodziejczyk, Daniel Lee (S) 145 Koop, Douglas Virgil, (Sp) Korinek, Philip L. (S) Korth, Kenneth Allen (S) Kouba, Charles Patrick (S) 35, 1 26 Kouba, Patricia Katherine (S) 35 Kovar, Carolyn Marie (F) 7, 11, 58 88 104 106, 127 Kraatz, Lee Roy (F) 122 Kramer, Mary Catherine (F) 58 Krause, Bill A. (F) Krauskonf, Kenneth P. (F) Krebs, Charles Hank, Jr. (S) 35 Kremling, Wayne Edwin (F) Kruppa, Alice Kathleen (F) 105, 106, 107 Kruppa, Shirley Irene (S) 35 Kruse, William Frels (S) 35 Kuhn, Bonnie Jan (Sp) Kunkel, Kenneth LeRoy (F) Kuntschik, William Leon (F) 58 Kuykendall, James Dwain (Sp) Kyrish, Jerry (F) L Lain, Bobby Leon (F) Lala, Dennis Dean (F) 117 Lalonde, Leo Joseph (F) Lancaster, Judy Lynne (F) 124 Landry, Lucien Bernard (F) 58 Lanpley, Lawrence Peter (F) 58 Lara, Betty C. (F) 1 20 Lara, Johnny (F) Lardy, Ray (F) Larson, Carolyn (S) Lau, Daryl Raymond (F) 59 Lawey, Carl David (F) Lawrence, Russell N. (S) 35 Lawson, Bobbie Jean (F) Lee, Douglas James (S) 36 Lee, John Edward (S) Lee, Ronnie Wayne (F) Le Furgey, Martha D. (F) Leger, Danny Ray (F) Leist, Betty Jean (S) 36 Leita, Dennis Edward (S) Lemke, Kenneth Allen (S) 36 .Lempert, Julie Ann (F) 59 Lenertz, James F. (F) 14, 59, 108 Lenz, Marvin Erich Jr. (F) 59 Lesikar, Irene Jeanette (S) Lesikar, James E. (S) Lester, Tony W. (S) Ley, Carol Marie (F) 59, 96 Lightsey, Frances L. (S) Lippe, David Lynn (F) 59 Lipscomb, Linda Gay (F) 59, 93, 100, 102, 112 Lobprise, Linda N. (F) 120 Lopez, Maria Consuelo (N) 77 Lopez, Rose Marie (S) 36 Lovel, Dennis R. (F) 59 Lowrie, Dottie Paulette (S) Lowrie, Leslie Wayne (F) Loyd, Burbara Jean (F) 59 Luerssen, Bruce B. (F) 59, 119 Luker, Evelyn Kay (F) Luksovsky, Lunnie L. (F) Lumpkins, Robert W. (F) 134, 136 Luna, Alex (F) Luna, Charles L. (F) 59 Luster, Carl R. (F) Lyons, Charles W. (S) 36, 108, 110 Lyons, Mary Catherine (F) Lytte, Wayne W. (F) 59 M Mabray, Thomas Chambers (S) Macias, Daniel H. (F) Mackrell, Patrica Ann (F) 59, 132 Magee, Laurel S. (S) Malchar, John Dale (S) Malik, Nelson (F) Molina, Elaine K. (F) 59 Mallard, Alana S. Moehring (S) Mallette, Ruby Ann (S) Maloy, Wendall Lynn (F) 59 Mann, Margaret M. (S) Manning, Ralph W. (F) Mansker, Kyle (F) 138, 141 Marek, Gary Gene (F) Marek, Richard Eugene (F) Markley, Steve J. (F) Maroney, Judy Gayle (F) 59, 112, 123 Maroney, Marguerite A. (F) 60, 1 03 Martensen, Woodward William (F) Martin, Billy Don (S) Martin, Danner III (S) Martm, Path Jean (F) 60, 100, 112, 113, 123 Martinez, Felipe Cantu (F) Martinez, Felix (F) Martinez, Johnny M (S) 36 Martinez, Robert George (F) May, Harold Dan (F) Mascorro, J. B. (F) 60 Mascorro, Joe J. (S) Matelske, Elizatech Ann (S) Materanek, Lawrence Eugene (F) Matula, Dennis Edward (F) 60, 147 Mauer, Marilyn Ann (F) May, Harold Dan (F) 60 McClanahan, Joan Lee (S) 36, 120, 121 McClanahan, Larry James (F) 60 McClung, Michael Joseph (F) 60, 145 McCormick, Sammy Wilson (F) McCown, William Robert (F) 60, 100, 101, 119 McCracken, Robert Alden (F) McCright, Thomas Houston (F) McCullough, Paula Jean (S) McDaniel, Gillian M. (S) McDonald, Jerry Cecil (F) 134, 137 McDonald, Paula Sue (Sp) McDonald, William Allan (S) McDow, Gwendolyn Joyce (F) 60 McElroy, Madonna Carol (F) 108 McGmnes, Noel Hoyt (F) 60, 123 McHalffey, Linda Diane (F) 60 McHatton, Mary Lea (F) Mclntire, Stanley H. (S) 107 McKinney, Robert R. (S) 36 McMurray, Lou Nell (F) 1 28 McPhail, Jane Edwin (F) McPherson, William D. (F) 60, 106 Meadows, Judith Lynnette (F) 60 Meche, Darlene Ann (F) 60, 114 Medrano, Rene Algert (F) Meek, Susan Kay (F) 100 Meeks, Iris Everett (Sp) Menchaca, Carolina (N) 77 Meneley, Joe L. (F) Meneley, Michael Andrew (S) 37 Mennefee, Cora Allene (N) 77 Merritt, Charles Earl (F) 60 Metting, Quinton B. (F) Meyer, Elizabeth B. (S) Meyer, Jimmie Lee (F) Meyer, Judy Fay (F) 60 Mickle, Barbara Ann (F) 61 Middaugh, Thomas Earl (F) 61 Midgett, Markham, Anthony (F) Mikeska, Ronald Michael (F) Mikulencak, Lonny Wayne (F) 119 Mikulenka, Dennis Louis (F) 61 Mikulenka, Michael B. (F) Miller, Frank Anthony (F) 61 Miller, Jane H. Howell (F) Miller, Joan Belle (S) Miller, Kenneth Ray (F) 61 Miller, Louie Eldon (F) 61 Miller, William E. (F) 61 Milliet, Michael Tim (F) 61 157 Mills, Jann Louise (F) Mills, Larry James (F) 62 Mills, Lynn Anne (F) Mills, Michael Phillip (F) Minear, Donald Keith (S) 1 20 Minetree, Jane Gail (F) Miniares, Mary Gloria (F) 62 Minnema, Theresia M. (Sp) 37 Minnitti, Kenneth Blair (F) Mitchell, Roger Merrill (F) Moeller, David (S) Mollenkopf, Albert Fred (F) Monroy, Ray M. (F) 62 Montez, Isabel Garcia (S) Montez, Joe B. (S) Moore, Garry Dahl (S) 37, 1 08, 114, 115, Moore, Harry N. (S) Moore, James Douglas (S) Moore, James S. (S) Moore, Larry Maurice (F) Moore, Richard Leroy (S) Moore, Thad Reagan (S) Moore, William Max (F) 62, 128 Moreno, Johnny C. (F) 119 Morgan, Jon Paul (S) 37 Morgan, Richard Lee (F) 62 Moritz, Kernell Owen (S) Morris, Robert Allen (F) Morrison, Jack R. (F) 144 Morrow, Rosemary (S) 37, 1 24 Moya, Sammy N. (F) 62, 138, 141, 142 Mueller, Glen (S) 37 Mulhollan, John Carl (S) Mulligan, Richard Charles (F) 146 Mumme, Michael Edward (S) Mundt, W. Richard (S) 37 Munoz, Estella Louise (N) 77 Munsch, Leona (Sp) Murphy, Paul Wayne (S) 37 Murphy, Richard Michael (F) Myers, Richard Wayne (F) 62 N Nagel, Donald Charles (F) 62 Nagel, Kenneth Earl (F) 62, 119 Nami, Robert William (F) Neisser, Allen C. (F) Nelson, Freeman Lawrence (S) 37, 1 26 Nelson, Linda Jo (S) 110 Nelson, Mary Jane (F) 62, 114, 123 Nevlud, Joe Julius (F) 62, 145 Newberry, Helen Lynn (F) 62, 114 Newman, John Allen (F) Newton, Jan Claire (F) 63 Nillen, Nancy Ann (F) Norris, Ardith Wayne (S) Northcutt, Mary Lou (F) 63, 122 Novian, Madeline Elizabeth (F) o Obermiller, Delores Jo (S) Obsta, Alan Martin (S) 37 Ochoa, Richard Ray Michael (F) 63, 110 O ' Connell, James Joseph (F) 122 Oehlke,. Larry L. (F) Oglethorpe, Michael (F) Oliveira, J. Orlando (F) 63 Oliver, Deborah Ann (F) 63, 122 Oliver, Donald (F) Olson, Eva (F) 63 Olsovsky, Anthony (F) 63 Olsovsky, Linda (F) 36, 63 . O ' Neal, Harry A. (F) Orsak, Gary (S) Orsak, Kathleen (F) 63 Orsak, Ray (F) 37 Orta, Jesse (F)-63 Ortiz, Beatrice (S) 37 Ortiz, Robert (F) Osborn, Lorraine (N) 75, 76, 77 Owens, Mrs. Jack (Sp) Ozuna, David (S) P Pagel, Fredline Doris (N) 75, 77 Pargac, Ray (F) 63, 126 Pargmann, Cecil (F) 63 Parkan, Clarence (S) 38 Parkan, Lawrence, (F) 48, 63 Parker, Cecil (S) Parker, Mary Ann (S) Parkinson, Meta (F) Parr, James (F) 63 Parsons, Richard (S) 38 Patterson, Jimmy (F) 63, 108, 109 110 Pease, Jim (S) Pena, Rose Ellen (Sp) Pennington, Donald (F) Perez, Ismael (F) 63 Perez, Joe (S) Perkins, Grace (F) Perry, Angeline (S) Perry, Sandra (S) Pesek, Robert (F) 64 Peters, Howard (F) 64 Petry, JoAnn M. Crawford (Sp). Pfeiffer, Gordon (F) 64 Phillips, David Wayne (Sp) Phillips, Dennis (F) Pierce, Daren Joyce (Sp) Pitfman, David (F) 13, 64, 80, 93, 126 Pittman, James A. (F) 64 Plemmons, Billy (F) Pohl, Bernard (S) 38 Pohler, Connie (F) 64, 122 Ponder, Clark (F) 64 Poole, Mono (S) 38 Pope, Burnie (S) 38, 105, 120, 121 Porter, Mary Alice (F) 65 Post, Cora (N) Post, Jo Ann (S) Post, Patricia Ann (F) Potts, Sarah (S) Pounds, Anita (F) 64, 65, 88 Powell, Carl Mike (F) Powell, Kenneth (S) 108, 114 Power, James (F) Pozzi, Mary Sue (F) 65 Prause, Leslie Gilbert (F) Prescott, Austin Miller (S) 1 24 Preston, Stephen Porter (F) Preston, Thomas K. (S) 38 Prewitt, Carroll Allen (S) 38, 128 Pnbyl, David Eugene (S) Priddy, David Alton (F) 65 Proeter, Pauline Grace (F) Pruitt, Leonard Edwin (F) Prukop, Sandra Louise (S) 38 Psencik, Whyman Dean (F) Purcell, Donna Ann (S) 38, 114, 151 Pustejovsky, Anthony Lee (S) Pustejovsky, Fred (F) 65 Quarles, Jackie Ray (F) Quitta, James Edward (F) 65 144 R Ragsdale, James R. (S) 38 Ragsdale, Robert Dexter (F) Ragusin, Kathryn Ann (F) 65 Rainwater, Katherene (F) Rakowitz, William (S) 38 Ramirez, Romulo Perez (F) Ramirez, Salvador Robert (F) Ramos, Placida Arias (S) Ramseur, Rickey Allen (F) 65 Rankin,. Ronald William (S) Rowlings, Walter (F) Ray, Frank Robert (S) Ray, Joel V. (S) 145 Read, Marguerite Carlene (S) Redding, Elmer Clayton (F) 65, 110 Redding, Robert Ennis (S) Redmon, Hamilton Henry (F) 65, 126 Reinhardt, James Craig (S) 108, ' 130 Remmers, Edgar Lee (F) Rendon, Robert Joseph (S) Renger, Gene (S) Respondek, Thomas (F) 65 Ressler, Douglas Carl (F) 65 Reyna, Diana Louise (F) 65, 126 Reyna, Joseph Edward (S) 38, 48 Reyna, Olga Teresa (F) 1 26 Reynolds, Judith Ann (F) 65, 88 Reynolds, Kayren Sue (F) Rhoades, Frances Ann (S) Rhodes, Elizabeth Jane (S) Rice, Donna Lorraine (S) Richter, Saundra Kay (F) 115 Riggs, Ray Noble (S) Riley, Nancy Wynetta (F) 65 Ripkowski, Richard Stash (F) 66 Rivera, Mary Lupe (S) Rivera, Michael M. Jr. (F) 66, 105 Roark, Robert (S) Robert, Robert Gene (F) Roberts, Gloria Jeanne (S) 39, 85, 1 08 1 09 Roberts, Gregory (S) 1 08 Robinson, Gloria Jean (F) Robinson, Margaret (F) Robinson, Ruthie Maxine (F) 66 Robinson, Tressie Moe (Sp) Robinson, William Calvin (F) 66 Robison, Gary Lynn (S) Robison, James Travis (F) Robison, Larry (F) 66 Robles, John Simon (S) 39 Robles, Sammy (S) Rode, Jennifer Lynn (F) 66, 130 Rode, Kimberly Ann (S) Roden, Sidney Wayne (F) Rodriguez, Barbara (N) 77 Rodriguez, Erasmo D. (F) Rodriguez, Joe Manuel (F) 66 Rodriguez, Richard L. (F) Rodriguez, Robert M. (S) 110 Rojas, Frank V. Jr. (S) Rokyta, Gloria Annie (N) 75, 76. 77, 1 30 Roller, Robert R. 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