Victoria College - Pirate Yearbook (Victoria, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1971 volume:

% a THE PIRATE Victoria College Victoria, Texas 1971 f . 1 :- w . . m: . FLOWER MARCH In fields forgotten long ago, Beneath the morning sun, A flower opened up to go Upon a march that had begun. The road was long and obstacled With dangers on the way. But never have the flowers felt The like of fears they feel today. A pallor hangs upon the earth; A darkness fills the air. Yet still the seeds do split in birth. Implanting children everywhere. Though man has fouled their native soil And then debased the skies. For every bud that chokes in oil, A thousand more will surely rise. — William Zafereo n V4J ( i ' « — - i- 1 • CAMPUS LIFE m mm ■ |yj |;f w.. Hfetttaj i . mpi H Wfrnf -: ALMA MATER To Victoria we pledge our hearts to evermore be true For everything she stands for Maroon and white to you. The friends we ' ve made while going here Will last our whole lives through To the Pirates and our school We pledge ourselves anew. INTRODUCTION 1 FACULTY and ACADEMICS 18 CLASSES 44 ORGANIZATIONS 82 PERSONALITIES 114 SPORTS 136 ACTIVITIES 154 INDEX 170 F FACULTY AND ACADEMICS Faculty Dr. J. D. Moore has been President of Victoria College since 1948. He earned his B.S. and M.S. degrees at North Texas State University and received his L.L.D. from Baylor University. Dr. Moore has a long record of distinguished service to education in the state of Texas and has played an important role in the civic develop- ment of the Victoria area. Board of Trustees Members of the Board of Trustees in the front row from left to right are Dr. C. P. Montier, Vice-Chairman; Winston Zirjacks, Chair- man; and Earl Cliburn, Secretary. Those in the back row are Robert Hewitt, Thomas O ' Connor, Leo Welder, and Morris Shattuck. Faculty ALFRED ALLEN, M.S. Chemistry Mathematics MORRIS AZBILL, M.A. English IRIS BAILLIO, B.A. Physical Eduration Faculty Faculty STARLEY BOYKIN, M.A. Mathematics ■ ' BEN BURDINE, M.B.A. Economics f- ' 4 Faculty RALPH DeOLIVIERA, M.S. Biology Faculty MARY DOUGHTIE, M.A. English AUDLEY DRY, M.Ed. Psychology Counselor Faculty ESTER ETZEL, M.Ed. Biology WILMA FELGER, M.A. History Sociology MARIE FRANKSON, B.A. Assistant Librarian Mr. Nichols ' Metal Sculpture. Mrs. Felger received the T.S.T.A. Award from Johnny Peacock. Faculty JAMES FRANZ, M.A. English HAROLD GARDNER, M.S. Chemislrv GERALD GARNER, B.A. Law Enforcement HARLON GERHOLD, M.Ed. Physical Education Faculty JAMES GLEASON, M.A. Government KENNETH GREENHILL, M.S. English Faculty CATHY HARRIS, B. Mnsic Music JOE HOLCOMBE, M.Ed. Mathematics Physics JAMES HUGHES, B.A. Bible Faculty LOUISE HUME, M.B.A. Registrar MICHAEL HUMMEL, M.A. History LLOYD HURST, JR., M.B.A. Business Administration Accounting Mrs. Kinghorn directs ttiis student to the next line during registration. Faculty Qffl HL f gH [SI Bl TT DAVID KAISER, M.Ed. Mathematics A i B V ' M mtmt V. T. KALLUS, M.S. Agriculture Bookstore Manager MARY JO KINGHORN, M.Ed. Dean of Women Faculty OTTO KNUDSON JR., M.A. Psychology DAVID LOCHER, M.A. Spanish 1 : h- ' -dl Vfj . . ' j: : . - s -ili. Faculty WAYNE McALISTER, Ph.D. Biology ROYCE MILLER, M.Ed. Mathematics HAROLD NICHOLS, M.A. Business Manager Faculty JEANETTE NORTHCUTT, M.Ed. Business Administralion MONROE NORTHCUTT, M.Ed. Physical Education JOHN ORR Bible ELMER OUTLAW, M.S. Business Administration Faculty LeROY PAHMIYER, M.S. Chemistry Natural Science MARILYN POWELL, R.N. Vocational Nursine JOHN RIMMER, M.A Mathematics Chemistry Faculty BILLIE ROGERS, M.S. Business Administration IHi m m H i P Jy ' rJjJE as£. ' A, M 1 i j ' WU. LOIS ROWLAND, M.L.S. C. F. SCHNEIDER, M.A. English Director of Publication BENNIE SCHRAMM, M.A. Mathematics Faculty HERBERT SERGEANT, B.S. Engineering E. C. SHINN, M.Ed. Dean of Men LAWRENCE SHOOK, M.Ed Art ROBERT SHOOK, Ph.D History Faculty CHARLES SPURLIN, M.A. Government History WILLIAM STEELE, M.S. Supervisor of Buildings and Grounds f ' ■ JOHN STORMONT, Ph.D. , ? Government CAROLINE SUMMERS, M.A. Speech Faculty Faculty MARILYN UNDERWOOD, M.A. English RICHARD WALKER, M.A. History (}. - V « RICKY WEBB, M.S. ' - -9 Industrial Education Engineering Drawing C. T. WHITMORE, M.A. English Faculty MARY ANN WRIGHT, R.N Vocational Nursing MARY WUENSCHE, M.A. n 1 JlU ' li II WM m HRH ' ttS §f: ■ 1 191 E ir 7 Kh jj -J HlL : - M Sb ' C B ' . % A t ' ' s I IK ' ' ' ' r- m - . . -•:ij( ' Sophomores Class Officers President Alice Bludau Vice-President Phyllis Adcock Secretary Kathleen Evans Donald Adams Phyllis Adcock Diana Anderle Jake Await Sophomores Claudia Bake Linda Barne: Patricia Basaldiia Debra Beck Alice Bludau Margaret Bolech Patricia Brown Barbara Bruner Sophomores Alcira Carbajal Alcus Carter Rosalinda Castoreno Sophomores Julia Chamrad John Chovanec Stella Cook Sophomores Q ' m Jacquelyn Duke Eugene Ebner, Jr. Janice Edge Heidy Ellisor Kathleen Evans Cornelius Fanelli Eddie Fimbel Sherri Finn Sophomores M Rosalinda Guillen Luisa Gutierrez Kathleen Gwosdz Douglas Harris Mike Head Sophomores Charley Kidder Karen Kolonko Roy Krametbauer Sophomores Sophomores Nancy Meek Sophomores Sophomores Norma Novosad Rudy Ozuna i m Fi ' ' ' 1 Hfrj ' - HP - T4 n I Bp Tim Pair Joe Partida Jr. Glenda Pickett W AT Daniel Pina Joy Pittman David Polasek Sophomores James Ritter Clementina Rivera Sophomores Becky Strong Ronnie Tanner Sandra Thomas Sophomores Glenn Wynn John Yarbrough Vicki Zoe Freshmen Class Officers President Aaron H.-ll. Vkc-presidenl . SecreUiry Anita Rojici Robort Angcrstcin Stanley Applinj; Robert Bas Freshmen Jeanette Blevins Lois Bludau Freshmen Patty Bruner Cathy Brunkenhoefer Billie Jean Bryant Phylis Buckert Lynn Bunn Gail Buxkemper Mary Elizabeth Byars Beverly Campbell Freshmen Robert Davidson Christine De La Garza James Diamond Freshmen Audrey Diebel Larry Domstead Lisa Domstead B ? Charlene Dornak Sharon Edwards Adlen Eller John Falcon Damian Floras Darrell Forster Marilyn Franke Janis Franks Freshmen Freshmen Beverly Gibbs Leroy Gloor Joe Gomez Lazara Gomez Lucy Gonzales Charlene Goodman Donald Grahmann Gerald Griffith Carlos Guillen Udmlyfl ¥ Freshmen David Haines Barbara Haj()vsi y Jack Hamilton Freshmen Betty Hermes Cynthia Hermes Robert Hermes Kristy Higgins Bobby Hill Erlinda Hill VICTORIA COLLEGE iMMliiiMMiiiHhM ,571 Randy Hillman Marvin Honish ' iS4 Freshmen Diane Howell Debbie Huey Dale Hunt Carol Hurley Freshmen Dcnisc Jetton Gilbert Jiniene Joseph Johnson Kathi-Lviin Johnson Mary Johnson Twinkh ' Johnson Freshmen Thomas Jones Charline Kaiser Beverly Koehl Sandra Kruppa Douglas Kubicek Pamela Lee Shelly Lee Mary Nell Leita Delaine Luna Freshmen ■■ ■ Hp .. ' ) I K. fH in i M m aJ E ' Mlm BR K f—M LlP J?3 Freshmen Tommy McDanicI Brenda McKethan Karen McKinney Candace Middlebrook Sammy Mitchell Charles Mosier Freshmen Jorrv Myliu Glinda Neely Ken Nitschmann Sandra Oehike Eileen Pardee Monica Pavne Freshmen Ruben Quinbar Debbie Rabenaldl Don Rainosek Mary Pcna Larry P( tr Randell Phillips Rox Ann Preiss Gary Prukop Charlotte Putnam iuw i Freshmen Julie Rait Tabita Range- Hii Dennis Reddick David Remmy Edmund Reyna Richard Revi Chris Rivera Michael Robinson Freshmen Salvador Ro. rij uez Anita Rogers Joyce Rohan Freshmen Freshmen Freshmen DIE CLUB Catherine Vela; Ruben Villa Mary Vogt Freshmen James Ward Michael Warner Mike Wharton Odeli White Linda Wieland Candy Wilborn V ' -n HH Debbie Willemin B - H H T- il H Carol Williams nM- Nancy Wise ( Shirleen Zacharias mS J Judy Zeplin m - •r ' • ' if % ' ORGANIZATIONS Members of Phi Theta Kappa from left to right are (front row) Sandy Musselman, Janis Franks, Beverly Gibbs, Nellene Wehe, (second row) Joyce Adams, Phyllis Ad cock, Sandy Thomas, Linda Canion, (third row) Heidy Ellisor, Diane Ulman, Mrs. Geraldine Talley, Gail Buxkemper, (fourth row) Arthur Meyer, Lynn Bunn, Caro Hurley, Cynthia Hermes, Mr. James Gleason, (top row) Jerry Mylius, Pat Krenek, Karen McKinncy, Kathy Evans, Don Kainer, and Mr. Michael Hummel. Phi Theta Kappa PTK is a national scholastic organization. Mem- bership is by invitation and is based on grade point average and faculty recommendation. This year the national theme was Ecology. The main project of the year was the presentation of an original program Cough-In. Many other projects such as Ecology Week were sponsored by the club. Mr. John Lee points out the trash on an area by Juan Linn St. to Heidy and Kathy. Phi Theta Kappa spent a Saturday morning cleaning up the Five Sophomores, Margaret Bolech, Patricia Kre- Arthur Meyer, Dianne Ulman, and Sue Win- ter, were initiated into PTK in the fall. During the spring semester eighteen freshmen were initiated. Mr. Hummel helps Phyllis with her treasury report. Think Earth was the motto of the Cough-In program. PTK Officers (L to R): Phyllis A(l.o k — Tr dsur.-r; Samlv MusM ' lman — Vice-President; Nellene Wehe — Secretary, Top row (L to R): Kathy Evan — Parliamentarian; Linda Canion — Historian; Heidv Ellisor — President. PTK members tour the DuPont plant ' s facilities for preventing pollu Gavel Club ItiSi ftj B C v 5, iSl l4 • ' ' 1 .f .1 K£jj il Members of the Gavel Club are left to right (front row) Rosalinda Casloreno, Sandra Musselman, Judy May, Linda Ruddick, Twinkle Johnson, Shelly Lee, Bar- bara BrOner, Roberta Williams, (second row) Shelly Janota, Becky Strong, Linda Canion, Phyllis Adcock, Kay Burns, Brucene Smith, Norma Novosad, (third row) Bryan Blake, Bill Floras, Pat Ross, Sherri Schutz, Lorrine Hernandez, Brenda McKelhan, Debbie Beck, Patty Bruner, Mrs. Caroline Summers, (fourth row) Allan Sampson, Anthony Gerald, David Hill, Doyle Motes, Bill Wright, Paul Mladenka, Dana Wilhclmson. The Gavel Club is or- ganized to promote an in- terest in speech and drama. The Gavel Club offers all students the op- portunity to participate in these activities. From left to right the Gavel Club officers are Sandy Musscli Parliamentarian, Debra Beck, President, Doyle Motes, Trea ti. Historian, Judy May, Vice-President, Patty Bruner, rer, and Linda Canion, Secretary. Members relax and have a good tinu- after a delicious meal. Gavel Club Halloween Party Gavel Club members enjoy themselves at their Hallo party.  |S - ,5. ' Judy ' s hot Hog seems to be attracting i Members of the Aggie Club are left to right (front row) Wayne Hadley, Mary Ann Gibson, Dorothy Jahn, Maxine Mayer, Brenda Stubbs, Dolly Bludau, (second rw Robert Bass, Charlene Dornak, Harry Erikson, Helen Kraatz, Gary Loest, Kristy Hiegins, Steve Motal, (third row) Johnny Carver, Diane Honea, Linda Decker, Pa Mladenka, Betty Janak, Bruce Nichol, Gwen Stock, Dorothy Strelczyk, Sarah Weber, (fourth row) Kenneth Welfel, Marilyn Franke, Dennis Martin, Eddie Dotson, Do Strelczyk, Judy Mazoch, Linda Wieland, Kenneth Nitschmann, Bill Beneker, Sherman Click, Chester Lyssy, Ed Taylor, Mr. V. T. Kallus. Aggie Club 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 West- ern Parade and the annual Aggie barbe-L que. Meetings are held monthly and!, membership is open to any student pro-| fessing an interest in the area of agri-fj culture. 1 Helen Kraatz was chosen Aggie Club Sweetheart. ADrtTE CLUB Lutheran Student Movement Members of Lutheran Studenl Movement are left to right (front row) Gwen Stock, Karon Bruns, Joyce Rohan, Nellene Wehe, Debra Beck, Patty Bruner, (second row) Kathy Evans, Phyllis Adcock, Brenda Maurer, Marilyn Heller, Barbara Bruner, (third row) Danny Kruse, Bruce Billstein, Darrel Kern, Dand Wilhelmson, Gordon Nickolson, Mr. Otto Knudson, Eddie Fimbel. The Lutheran Student Movement is a means of brinj ing Lutheran students together on campus for fellowshi and religious activities. A regular program at monthi meetings is scheduled as well as other activities an socials. Association of College Christians Members of the Association of College Christians are (left to right) Connie Lewis, Jim Hughes, Janet Crocker, Linda Hawkins. Methodist Student Movement The Methodist Student Movement is an organiza- tion concerned with both the student ' s personal and academic life. It is also concerned with the developing of the total personality of the college student. i of the Methodist Student Movement are left to right (front row) An Cinney, (second row) David Hill, Barbara Pase, John Maroney. , Carol Hurley, Pam Lee, Karen Newman Club Members of the Newman Club are (first row) left to right: Mr. V. T. Kallus, Bill Beneker, Maxine Mayer, Maxine Kubala, Kenny Welfel, Sarah Weber, Father John Orr. Second row, left to right: Mary Dickey, Linda Decker, Loretta Shubert, Mary Jane Dornak, Delaine Luna, Dorothy Strelczyk, Marie Schons, Alice Pozzi, Dolly Bludau, Shelly Janota, Ginger Meyer. Third row, left to right: Doris Strelczyk, Diane Anderle, Mark Lutringer, Gene Ebner, John Chovanec, Den- nis Martin, David Netardus, Robert Davidson. Religious education on a secular campus and personal sanctification are the established goals of the Newman Club, a religious organization primari- ly for Catholic students, but welcoming members of other faiths. Newman Club Officers (L to R): Sarah Weber — Secretary; Bill Beneker Vice-President; Maxine Mayer — President; Kenneth Welfel — Treasurer. Newman Club Retreat Jolly Roger Editor Charles Mosier Associate Editor Gene Ebner Jack Ham Staff Writers Aline O ' Connell Becky Strong, Glenn Brett, Anthony Gerald and Roy Mark Members of the College Debate Team are (L to R): Roy Mark, Cynthia Bielec, David Bisset, Dianne Ulman, M Gleason, Instructor-Coach. The College Debate Team The 1971 topic for all college debating teams was Resolved That the Federal Government Adopt a Com- pulsory Program of Wage and Price Controls. Victoria College had a boys ' and a girls ' debate team who com- peted in many tournaments, including Southwest Texas, Baylor University, San Jacinto Junior College, and the state tournament at the University of Houston. ■Ml ' ' i ' J ' . ' .;. mbers of BSU arc from left to right (front row) Mary Johnson, Norma Novosad, Diane Howell, Dcnisc Jetton, Joe Holeomb, Faculty Advisor, (standing) Hi hard Dobson, Donnie Miller, Randy Phillips, Dennis Whitfield, Mike Shillings, Reverend Roy Mathison, Pastor, John Higgins, Bruce Price, Ron Durham, RSU Director. Baptist Student Union The Baptist Student Union is a Christian organization whose main goal is to be an ef- fective Christian witness to the campus of Victoria College and the community as a whole. The officers of BSU are (left to right) Norma Novosad, Assist- ant Social Chairman, Mary Johnson, Program Chairman, Den- ise Jetton, Secretary, John Higgins, President Dennis Whit- field, Student Center Chairman, Bruce Price, Evangelism Chairman. Officers of TSEA are (L to R): Sandra Musselman, Reporter, Tony Juarez, Vice-President, Gloria Trevi- no. Secretary, Shirley McMurray, President, Tibo Robles, Parliamentarian, and Sally Gallardo, Treasurer. Texas Student Education Association TSEA is a campus organization seeking to provide all students inter-; ested in a teaching career with experi- ence and practice. The TSEA provided teachers ' aids for the Adult Center. They also con- ducted a study session for boys ia the Boys ' Club. These programs provided interest and experience for the pro- spective teachers. Members of TSEA attended the State Convention, and the club won the Texas Student Education Associa- tion Honor Award for the Best Scrap- book. TSEA members are (first row) left to right: GJoria Trevino, Emily Ruiz, Sara Nava, Gloria Garza, Sally Gallardo. Beatrice Garcia, Alice Gomez, Shirley McMurray. Marci Carbajal, Marie Schons, Susan Gallarcio, Sandra Musselman, Debra Beck, (top row) left to right: Eddie Villareal, L.arry Pruelt, Sam Rodriquez, Gilbert Garcia. Carlos Guillen, Chris Rivera, Rudy Ortiz, Danny Kruse, Mr. John Rimmer, Charlie Kidder, Joe Gomez, Tony Juarez, Tibo Robles, Arturo Lara. lares Teaching Career Month for When the separate paths converge When the twain do meet. Eyes never want to move or speak But only glance ahead. Faces assume their private masks To maintain the deception inside. Lips never speak except to keep An outer show of pride. I ' ve seen the act so many times. Can you tell me why People strain to say hello And rush to say goodbye? The Prism Club, the creative writing club of Victoria College, stimulates its members in their writing talent. They produce all that they have written at their meetings for constructive criticism. The club also publishes a magazine The Prism consisting of poems and short stories. Members of Prism Club are (L to R): William Zafereo; Wayne Sirmon; Patricia Santellana; Bryan Blake; Bobby Schnelle; Mr. James Franz, sponsor. PATRICIA SANTELLANA RONNIE TANNER BRYAN BLAKE BOBBY SCHNELLE WILLIAM ZAFEREO The College Band MRS. CATHY HARRIS Director Officers of the College Band (L to R): Connie Bell, Secretary- Treasurer, Karen Hand, Reporter, Adlen Eller, President, Rita Bell, Vice-President. MRS. RUTH WILLIAMS Director The College Choir Choir officers are Julia Chamrad, treasurer; Linda Hillyer, presi- dent; and Janette Groll, vice-president. During the year the choir participated in a special concert ith George Lynn, took part in the production of The Mika- presented a joint concert with the Bee College Choir, and ent on tours to San Marcos, Del Rio, and Mexico. GEORGE LYNN Nurses are left to right (front row) Mrs. Marilyn Powell, RN, Instructor, Paula Pakebusch, Donna Bonorden, Caroline Sitka, Mary Ellen Garza, Melba Cortez, Marii R ' sendez, Patricia Rodriquez, Yvonne Thigpen, and Mrs. Mary Ann Wright, RN, Instructor, (second row) Clara Thumann, Annette Wyatt, Celesteen Mike, Bonni Cowan, Joan Louviere, Frances Cavazos, Lcda Dennis, Dolores Garces, (third row) Gloria Ellis, Ellen Burleson, Mildred Williams, Edna Morris, Joyce Callis, Belt Jackson, Mary Urban, Lillie Mae Baldez, Linda Ellul. Mrs. Edna Morris takes time to help entertain a pediatric pati( Mrs. Celesteen Mike offers a botth born. Miss Donna Bonorden checks a pa- Mrs. Marilyn Powell, R.N., In- structor, teaches calibration readings on a syringe to Mrs. Caroline Sitka and Mrs. Gloria Ellis. Art Club The Art Club endeavors to provide both recreation and knowledge. Mem- bers are exposed to painting, the tech- niques of ornament making, and other various creative activities. Mr. Larry Shook, instructor in art, and Javier Valdez, Art Club presii Members of the Student Council are (L to R sitting): Alice Pozzi, Dolly Bludau, Linda Hillyer. Members (standing) are Aaron Heller, Linda Canion, Bobby Hill, Noble, David Bisset, Dianne Ulman, Kathy Evans, Phyllis Adcock, Karen McKinney, and Cathie Motal. Student Council The Student Council ' s main responsibility is to sponsor and co-ordinate numerous events during the school year. Social events included a get-acquainted barbeque and dance, Play Night, a Christmas dance. Western Day and Dance and the Spring Formal. The council was also responsible for conducting all cam- pus-wide elections. These included the election of a vice- president, all college and class favorites. Pirate Belles and Sweetheart, and the President and Secretary of the next year ' s council. Officers of this year ' s Student Councrl were (left to right): Jan Noble, Vice-Presi- dent, David Bisset, President, and Alice Pozzi, Secretary. The Student Council meets in the Library Conference Room on Wednesday afternoons. They coordinate most campus activities. An amendment was passed to change its name to the Student Senate. PERSONALITIES ALL-COLLEGE FAVORITE Alice Pozzi All-College Favorite ALICE POZZI Alice is a sophomore elementary education major. She was a member of Student Council, the Saberettes, New- man Club Sweetheart, and a Pirate i Belle her freshman year. During her sophomore year she was a member of the Newman Club, secretary of Stu- dent Council, and a Pirate Belle. Alice was named to Who ' s Who her sopho- more year. ALL-COLLEGE FAVORITE Gilbert Jimenez GILBERT JIMENEZ Gilbert, known as Goofy, is a freshman physical educa- tion major. During his first year at Victoria College, he was selected as Freshman Favorite. He was a member of TSEA and the P.E. Majors Club. Goofy enjoys surfing and writing poetry. All-College Favorite SOPHOMORE FAVORITES Mark Metzler Dolly Bludau DOLLY BLUDAU Dolly is a physical educa- tion major. During her fresh- man year Dolly was a member of the Newman Club and the Victoria Women ' s Softball As- sociation. As a sophomore, she served as president of the Sophomore Class and was a member of the Newman Club and Aggie Club. Dolly was chosen Sophomore Class Fa- vorite and was elected as a Pi- rate Belle. She was named to Who ' s Who her sophomore year. MARK METZLER Mark is a physical educa- tion major. He was a member of the Physical Education Club during his freshman year and served as its Vice-President his sophomore year. Mark is inter- ested in all kinds of sports, in- cluding basketball and base- ball. He was also a member of the Methodist Student Move- ment. FRESHMAN FAVORITES Bill Beneker Karen McKinney KAREN MCKINNEY Karen is a freshman busi- ness administration major. During her freshman year she was a member of Phi Theta Kappa and the Methodist Stu- dent Movement and was elect- ed as a Student Council Repre- sentative. Karen was also cho- sen as a Pirate Belle. BILL BENEKER Bill is a physical education major. During his freshman year, Bill served as the vice- president of the Newman Club and the Physical Education Major ' s Club. He was also a member of the Aggie Club. He was active in football, baseball, basketball and volleyball intra- murals. Who ' s Who Each year a student-faculty committee chooses ten stu- dents for the honor of Who ' s Who. These students are cho- sen not on one quality alone, but several — scholarship, leadership, club activities, co- operation, reliability and will- ingness. Contribution to cam- pus life and personality are also considered. This year all ten of the stu- dents named to the Who ' s Who roster were sophomores at Victoria College. DAVID BISSET David Bisset is a chemical engineer- ing major. During his freshman year, he served as president of the Engineer- ing Club. As a sophomore, David served as president of the Student Council and was a member of the Col- lege Debate Team. PHYLLIS ADCOCK Phyllis is a sophomore mathematics major. She was vice-president of the Sophomore Class, a member of the Lutheran Student Movement, the Gavel Club and the Aggie Club. She was a member of Phi Theta Kappa for two years and served as treasurer dur- ing her sophomore year. HEIDY ELISOR Heidy is a sophomore mathe- matics major. During her fresh- man year she was a member of the Aggie Club and Phi Theta Kappa. As a sophomore she served as president of Phi Theta Kappa and co-editor of the annu- al. DOLLY BLUDAU Dolly is a sophomore physical j education major. She was a member 1 of the Newman Club, the Aggie j Club and president of the Sopho- I more Class. During her sophomore ; year, Dolly was chosen Class Favor- I ite and elected as a Pirate Belle. KATHY EVANS Kathy is a sophomore mathemat- ics major. She was a member of Phi Theta Kappa and the Lutheran Stu- dent Movement in both her fresh- man and sophomore years. During her sophomore year, Kathy served as Sophomore Class secretary and parliamentarian and reporter for Phi Theta Kappa and was chosen as a Pirate Belle. Who ' s Who SANDRA MUSSELMAN Sandy is a sophomore elementary education and kindergarten major. During her sophomore year, she was vice-president of Phi Theta Kappa, re- porter for the Texas Student Educa- tion Association, historian for the Gavel Club, and a member of the Methodist Student Movement. ROY MARK Roy is a sophomore journalism major. During his freshman year, he served as president of the Methodist Student Movement, sports editor of the Jolly Roger, and co-editor of the Prism. As a sophomore, Roy was a member of the College Debate Team and the Prism and feature writer for the Jolly Roger. ALICE POZZI Alice is a sophomore elementary education major. She was a member of the Student Council, the Saber- ettes, Newman Club Sweetheart, and a Pirate Belle her freshman year. During her sophomore year she was a member of the Newman Club, secretary of Student Council, and a Pirate Belle. Alice was also selected as All-College Favorite. JACKIE SMAJSTRLA Jackie is a sophomore agri- culture engineering major. Dur- ing his freshman year, Jackie served as president of the Fresh- man Class and a member of the Newman Club. As a sophomore, he was a member of the Aggie Club, the Newman Club and Phi Theta Kappa. Jackie was also chosen for Who ' s Who his fresh- man year. DIANNE ULMAN Dianne is a sophomore elementa- ry education major. She was a mem- ber of the Newman Club, the Col- lege Debate Team, Phi Theta Kappa and Student Council Representa- tive. Dianne was also the state win- ner of Girls ' Oratory. COLLEGE SWEETHEART Brucene Smith BRUCENE SMITH Brucene is a sophomore elementary education major, uring her freshman year, Brucene was secretary of the reshman Class and a cheerleader. During her sopho- ore year she participated in many activities including IK ' s production, Cough-In and the drama depart- ent ' s Young Americans. Nancy Zatopek presents Brucene with a bou- quet of roses as she begins her reign as College Sweetheart. The 1971 Victoria College Pirate Belles Nancy Zatopek, 1970 College Sweetheart, relinquished her title I the May Spring Formal. Nancy was escorted by Edgar Staha. Dolly Bludau with her escort Bruce Nickle. Kathy Evans with her escort Harold Jurica. Sharon Gathright with her escort Danny Vanelli. Jo Beth Gohmert with her escort Stanley Cunningham. Pirate Charlene Goodman with her escort Steve Wood. Karen McKinney with her escort Randy Brown. Belles Pirate Alice Pozzi with her escort Doug Harris. Sandy Thomas with her escort Mike Ancarrow. Belles NO SMOKING 5: SPORTS Sports The Victoria College Golf Team pictured were the winners of the Viitoria College Invit; Golf Course. Pictured here with the trophies are left to right (kneeling) Jeff S|)i ' arman, Jones, Jimmy Rouse, and Coach Bennie Schramm. tional Tourney held at Riverside ind David Tighe, (standing) Jeff o o g f a m s p o r t s David Tighe Jeff Spearman Jcif J 1 Sports ' f The Dirty Dozen were the Int ramural Champions with a 7-6 win in the final game. Sports The Outlaws complete a pass against the Dirty Dozen for a touchdown. ,: j J ' M- ' , ' - :J:- . .- v -r-:-....... .... Sports 11 i j Bay Rats defeated the Scholars 43-41 in the Victoria College IM Basketball League but lost the TIAA Southern Zone tourney to San Jacin- to College 57-49. Sports Industrial-Plus in action here won second in the State TIAA tourney in Beeville. The Outsiders won the All-Star divi- sion tourney while the Soul Strutters won the Class Division of the IM Girls ' Volleyball Tourney. The Bombers won the IM Girls ' Basketball Tourney in a hard fought contest. 1 ACTIVITIES Adelen Eller and Gary Prukop, both freshmen were the high point scorers for Western Day activi ties and won the Individual Western Day Awards. Holiday- Season Sammy and Cynthia enjoy the dance. Mr. and Mrs. Gleason enjoy a slow dance. Alice and Goofy were elected All-College favorites. The Sophomore Class chose Dolly and Mark as favorites. Bill and Linda caught under the mistletoe. Karen and Bill were chosen Freshman fa vorites. I The , || Mikado f Lots of time and work are involved to make The Mikado a i Julia Chamrad played thie role of Yum-Yum Tom Jonns portrayed the Mikado of Japan The Japanese school girls were portrayed by (lop) Nancy Wise, Shelly Janota, Olga Salazar, Delaine Luna, Janette Groll, Julia Chamrad, and Leila Araj Janelle Blevins and students discuss their performances Stanley Moore, Ted Wise, Allan Sampson and Ronnie Palmer performed as a group at the Talent | Show. ' Talent Night THE YOUNG AMERICANS Becky Strong does her readings with intense feeling. Bryan Blake kneels in prayer as Robert Kitchens sings Mine Eyes Have Seen the Glory. Robert Kitchens, Patricia Brown, Becky Strong, Bruccnc Smith. Jo B th Gohmt rt Ka rine Hernadez, and Judy May blend their voices in singing Anu rua the Beautiful ' C nlhia Chialham, Twinkle Johnson, Pal Ross, Linda Rud.lick, Lor Graduation May 28, 1971 The 46th Commencement exercise of Victoria College was held in the auditorium at 8:00 p.m. 140 candidates received their diplomas. Norma Novosad helps John Yarbrough with the finishing touches before graduation. Luisa Gutierrez and Kathleen Gwosuz fde in to the tune of Pomp and Circumstance Roy Mark aids Judy May with the difficuh task of putting on her cap DR. JAMES JERNIGAN Index } Adams, Donald (S) 46 Adcock, Phyllis (S) 4, 46, 49, 52, 84, 85, 86, 94, 96, 112, 113, 124 Anderle, Diana (S) 46 Angerstein, Robert (F) 60 Appling, Stanley (F) 60 Await, Jake (S) 46 B Baker, Claudia (S) 47 Barker, Charlie (F) 8, 60 Barnes, Linda (S) 47 ' Basaldua, Patricia (S) 47 Bass, Robert (F) 7, 60, 92 Beck, Debra (S) 47, 88, 89, 91, 94 Benavides, David (F) 61 Beneker, Bill (F) 61, 92, 96, 122, 123, 161 Bielec, Cynthia (F) 61, 100 BiUstein, Brian (F) 61, 94 Bing, Jerry (F) 13, 24, 61, 89 Bisset, David (S) 47, 100, 113, 124, 158 Blanda, Beverly (S) 61 Blaschke, Delores (F) 61 Blevins, Jeanette (F) 61, 164, 165 Bludau, Alice (S) 7, 32, 46, 47, 92, 96, 112, 113, 121, 125, 131, 156, 157, 161 Bludau, Lois (F) 61 Bolech, Margaret (S) 47, 85 Brown, Patricia (S) 47, 167 Bruner, Barbara (S) 47, 88, 89, 94 Bruner, Patty (F) 62, 88, 89 Brunkenhoefer, Cathy (F) 62 Bruns, Karon (S) 48, 94 Bryant, Billie Jean (F) 62 170 89, 120, Buckert, Phylis (F) 62 Bunn, Lynn (F) 62, 84 Burrage, Lynn (S) 48 Buxkemper, Gail (F) 62, 84 Byars, Mary (F) 62 Camacho, David (S) 48 Campbell, Beverly (F) 62 Cancino, Elias (F) 63 Canion, Linda (S) 40, 47, 48, 84, 85, 86, 88, 89, 90, 112 Cano, Betty (S) 48 Carbajal, Alcira (S) 48, 102 Carter, Alcus (S) 48 Cartwright, Eunice (F) 63 Castillo, Albert (F) 63 Castoreno, Rosalinda (S) 48, 88 Chamrad, Julia (S) 48, 49, 107, 162, 163 Chovanec, John (S) 49, 96 Cook, Stella (S) 49 Cooke, Cynthia (S) 49, 158, 159 Cowey, Phillip (S) 9, 49 Croft, Linda (F) 63 Cryer, Becky (F) 63 Davidson, Robert (F) 63, 89, 96 DeBord, John (S) 49 DeLa Garza, Christine (F) 63 DeLeon, Theresa (S) 49 Diamond, James (F) 63 Diebel, Audrey (F) 64 Domstead, Larry (F) 64 Domstead, Lisa (F) 64 91, j Dornak, Charlene (F) 64, 92 Dornak, Mary (S) 49, 96 Duke, Jacquelyn (S) 50 ;Ebner, Eugene Jr. (S) 9, 50, 96, 97, 98, 99 :Edge, Janice (S) 50 Edwards, Sharon (F) 64 iller, Adlen (F) 5, 64, 106, 150, 156, 157, 158 Ellisor, Heidy (S) 50, 54, 84, 86, 125, 168, 169 Escalona, Jesse (F) 64 tvans, Kathy (S) 7, 33, 43, 46, 50, 84, 85, 86, 94, 112, 113, 125, 131 Falcon, John (F) 64 fanelli, CorneHus (S) 50 Fimbel, Eddie (S) 50, 57 Finn, Sherri (S) 50 Flores, Damian (F) 64 Forster, Darrell (F) 64 Franke, Marilyn (F) 64, 92 Franks, Janis (F) 64, 84 Garcia, Gilbert (F) 65, 102 Garcia, Joe (F) 65 Gardenhire, William (F) 65 Garza, Mario (F) 65 Gathright, Sharon (F) 7, 65, 132 Gayle, Paulette (F) 65 Gibbs, Beverly (F) 66, 84 Gloor, Leroy (F) 66 Gomez, Joe (F) 66, 102 Gomez, Lazara (F) 66 Gonzales, Lucy (F) 66 Goodman, Charlene (F) 7, 66, 133 Grahmann, Donald (F) 66 Griffith, Gerald (F) 66 Guillen, Carlos (F) 66, 102 Guillen, Rosalynda (S) 51 Gunkel, Cheri (F) 63, 66 Gutierrez, Luisa (S) 51, 168 Gwosdz, Kathleen (S) 51, 168 H Hass, Elrose (F) 66 Hahn, Byron (F) 66 Haines, David (F) 67 Hajovsky, Barbara (F) 67 Hamilton, Jack (F) 67, 98 Hammack, Jennifer (F) 67 Hamman, Patricia (F) 67 Hanys, Denis (F) 67 Harris, Douglas (S) 51, 55, 135, 158 Harris, Roger (F) 67 Harrison, Renda (F) 67 Head, Mike (S) 51 Heller, Marilyn (S) 51, 94 Hermes, Betty (F) 68 Hermes, Cynthia (F) 68, 84 Hermes, Robert (F) 68 Higgins, Kristy (F) 68 Hill, Bobby (F) 60, 68, 112, 113 Hill, David (S) 51, 88, 95 Hill, Erlinda (F) 68 Hillman, Randy (F) 68 Hillyer, Linda (S) 51, 107, 112 Honea, Diane (S) 52, 76 Honish, Marvin (F) 68 Howell, Diane (F) 69, 101 Huey, Debbie (F) 69 Hunt, Dale (F) 69 Hurley, Carol (F) 69, 84, 95, 158 Ideus, Robert (S) 52 Lee, Pamela (F) 71, 95 Lee, Shelly (F) 71, 88 Leita, Mary Nell (F) 71 Lewis, Jan (S) 53 Long, Claudia (S) 53 Luna, Delaine (F) 71, 96, 163 Jahn, Dorothy (F) 69, 92 Janak, Betty (F) 69, 92 Janota, Shelly (F) 69, 88, 89, 96, 163 Jecker, Patricia (F) 69 Jetton, Denise (F) 70, 101 Jimenez, Gilbert (F) 22, 70, 118, 119, 158, 160 Johnson, James (S) 52 Johnson, Joseph (F) 70 Johnson, Kathi-Lynn (F) 70 Johnson, Mary (F) 70, 101 Johnson, Twinkle (F) 70, 88, 91, 166, 167 Jones, Tom (F) 11, 71, 163 Joost, Tommy (S) 5, 52 Juarez, Tony (S) 52, 102 Kaiser, Charline (F) 71 Kidder, Charley (S) 52, 102 Koehl, Beverly (F) 71 Kolonko, Karen (S) 52 Krametbauer, Roy (S) 52 Krenek, Patricia (S) 53, 84, 85 Kruppa, Sandra (F) 71 Kruse, Danny (S) 53, 94, 102 Kubala, Maxine (S) 53, 96 Kubicek, Douglas (F) 71 Kuester, Roy (S) 53 Kutchka, Donna (S) 53 M Maikoetter, Mary (F) 71 Mark, Roy (S) 53, 87, 100, 126, 169 Maroney, John (S) 54, 92 Martin, Darrell (S) 54 Martin, Dennis (S) 54, 92, 96 Martin, Janis (F) 71 Massey, Guy (F) 72 Matson, Isabel (F) 72 Matula, David (F) 72 Maurer, Brenda (S) 32, 54, 94 May, Judy (S) 7, 54, 88, 89, 90, 91, 156, 162, 166, 167 ! 169 jl Mayer, Maxine (S) 54, 92, 96, 156, 157, 158 | Mazoch, Judy (F) 72, 92 McAdams, Dennis (F) 72 McCarley, Kirby (F) 72 McDaniel, Tommy (F) 73 McKethan, Brenda (F) 73, 88, 89 McKinney, Karen (F) 7, 73, 84, 95, 112, 113, 122, 123, 133, 161 McMurray, Shirley (S) 54, 102, 103 McPhail, Stephen (F) 73 Meek, Nancy (S) 54 Metzler, Mark (S) 16, 55, 120, 121, 156, 158, 161 Meyer, Arthur (S) 27, 49, 50, 54, 55, 84, 85, 86, 87 Meyer, John (F) 22, 72, 73, 151 Micek, Shirley (F) 73 1 i Middlebrook, Candace (F) 73 Mitchell, Sammy (F) 73, 161 Mladenka, Paul (S) 55, 88, 89, 90, 92 Mooneyham, Turner (S) 55, 162 Mosier, Charles (F) 73, 98, 99 Motal, Cathie (F) 73, 112, 113 Motes, Doyle (S) 55, 59, 88, 89, 90, 91 jMoya, Delia (S) 55 Mueller, Denis (S) 55 iueller, Mike (F) 16, 72, 73, 158 Musselman, Audrey (F) 73 Musselman, Sandra (S) 40, 47, 55, 84, i 127, 169 Mylius, Jerry (F) 74, 84 N 90, 91, Neely, Glinda (F) 74 fitschmann. Ken (F) 74, 92 oble, Jan (F) 7, 74, 112, 113, 134 ovosad, Norma (S) 16, 56, 88, 89, 101, 156, 161, 168 O ' Connell, Mike (F) 74 Oehlke, Sandra (F) 74 Ozuna, Rudy (S) 56 1 Pair, Tim (S) 56 I Pardee, Eileen (F) 74 i Partida, Joe Jr. (S) 56 Payne, Monica (F) 74 Pena, Mary (F) 75 J Petru, Larry (F) 75 ' Phillips, Randell (F) 75, 101 Pickett, Glenda (S) 51, 56 Pina, Daniel (S) 56 Pittman, Joy (S) 56 Pohl, Janice (F) 75 Polasek, David (S) 56 Poole, Kenneth (F) 75 Pozzi, Alice (S) 7, 23, 51, 55, 57, 96, 116, 117, 127, 135, 158, 160 Preiss, RoxAnn (F) 75 Pruitt, Larry (F) 75 Prukop, Gary (F) 75, 157 Putman, Charlotte (F) 75 Quinbar, Ruben (F) 75 R Rabenaldt, Debbie (F) 75 Rainosek, Don (F) 75 Raley, Julie (F) 76 Rangel, Tabita (F) 76 Reddick, Dennis (F) 76 Remmy, David (F) 76 Reyna, Edmund (F) 76 Reyna, Richard (F) 76, 164 Ritter, James (S) 57 Rivera, Chris (F) 76, 102 Rivera, Clementina (S) 57 Robinson, Michael (F) 76 Rodriquez, Salvador (F) 77 Rodriquez, Samuel (S) 57, 102 Rogers, Anita (F) 7, 60, 77, 134 Rohan, Joyce (F) 77, 94 Ross, Pat (F) 77, 166, 167 Russell, Ronald (F) 77 St. Clair, Joan (F) 77 Sampson, Allan (F) 77, 88, 164 Sargent, Georgia (F) 77 Schmidt, Glenn (F) 78 Schroller, Allan (F) 78 Schubert, Loretta (F) 78, 96, 97 Scott, Diane (F) 78 Shumake, LaDelle (F) 78 Sirmon, Wayne (F) 78 Skinner, Deana (F) 78 Spearman, Jeff (S) 57, 138, 139 Staehr, Gloria (S) 57 Stafford, Johnny (S) 57 Steffek, Margaret (F) 78 Stewart, Patricia (F) 78 Stock, Gwendolyn (F) 78, 92, 94, 154 Strawbridge, Karen (S) 57 Strong, Becky (S) 8, 9, 51, 58, 88, 90, 9 ' 8, 99, 166, 167 Stubbs, Brenda (F) 79, 92 Stumfoll, Shirley (F) 79 Sylva, Irma (F) 79 Tanner, Ronnie (S) 58 Taylor, Bill (F) 79 Taylor, Linda (F) 79 Thomas, Sandra (S) 7, 52, 54, 58, 84, 85, 87, 135 Tiemann, Nelson (F) 79 Torres, Martha (F) 79 Trevina, Gloria (F) 79, 102 Tyler, Vonna (F) 79 U Veit, Brenda (S) 58 Velasquez, Cathrine (F) 80 Villa, Ruben (F) 80 Vogt, Mary (F) 80 W Wagner, Charles (F) 80 Waitschies, Ruby (F) 80 Wallis, Vivie (F) 80 Ward, James (F) 81 Warner, Michael (F) 81 Wehe, Nellene (S) 15, 33, 54, 57, 58, 84, 86, 94 Welfel, Kenneth (S) 58, 92, 96, 155 Welker, Tina (F) 81 Wharton, Mike (F) 81 White, Muriel (S) 58 White, Odell (F) 81 White, Richard (S) 58 White, Robert (S) 59 Wieland, Linda (F) 81, 92 Wilborn, Candy (F) 81 ' Wilhelmsen, Dana (S) 22, 59, 88, 94 Willemin, Debbie (F) 81 Williams, Carol (F) 81 Winter, Sue (S) 59 Wise, Nancy (F) 81, 163 Wynn, Glenn (S) 59 Yarbrough, John (S) 59, 168 Ulman, Dianne (S) 8, 9, 40, 51, 58, 84, 85, 100, 112, 113, 127 Uresti, Diana (F) 79 Zacharias, Shirleen (F) 81 Zeplin, Judy (F) 81 Zoe, Vicki (S) 59 Faculty Allen, Alfred 21 Azbill, Morris 21 Baillio, Iris 21, 23 Bing, Josephine 22 Ring, Roland 22 Boykin, Starley 23 Burdine, Ben 23 Christian, Doyle 24 Cole, Don 24 Dabney, Jean 24 DeOliviera, Ralph 24 Doughtie, Mary 25 Dry, Audley 25 DuBose, Carl 25 Edwards, Jack 25 Etzel, Esther 26 Felger, Wilma 26 Frankson, Marie 26 Franz, James 27 Gardner, Harold 27 Garner, Gerald 27 Gerhold, Harlon 27 Gleason, James 28, 84, 100, 159 Greenhill, Kenneth 28 Grizzle, Earline 28 Harris, Cathy 29, 106 Hoicombe, Joe 29, 101 Hughes, James 29, 33, 95 Hume, Louise 30 Hummel, Michael 54, 84, 85, 86 Hurst, Lloyd 30 Kaiser, David 31 Kallus, V. T. 31, 35, 92, 96, 154, 155 Kinghorn, Mary Jo 30, 31 Knudson, Otto, Jr. 32, 94 Lecher, David 32 Mathison, Roy 32, 101 McAlister, Wayne 33 Miller, Royce 33 Moore, J. D. 13, 20 Nichols, Harold 33 Northcutt, Jeannette 34 Northcutt, Monroe 34 Orr, John 34, 96, 97 Outlaw, Elmer 34, 37 Pahmiyer, LeRoy 35 Powell, Marilyn 35, 108, 109 Rimmer, John 35, 102 Rogers, Billie 36 Rowland, Lois 36 Schneider, C. F. 8, 36, 99, 157, 176 Schramm, Benny 36, 138, 139 Sergeant, Herbert 37 Shinn, Edward 37 Shook, Lawrence 13, 37 Shook, Robert 37 Spurlin, Charles 38 Steele, William 38 Stormont, John 38 Summers, Caroline 24, 38, 88 Talley, Claude, Jr. 39 Talley, Geraldine 39, 84, 86 Todd, Mildred 39 Underwood, Gary 39 Underwood, Marilyn 40 Walker, Richard 40 Webb, Ricky 40 Whitmore, C. T. 40 Williams, Ruth 29, 41, 107 Willis, Ronald 41 Wright, Mary Ann 41, 108 Wuensche, Mary 41 Organizations Aggie Club 92, 93, 154, 155 Art Club 110, 111 Baptist Student Union 101 Association of College Christians 95 College Band 106 College Choir 107 Gavel Club 88, 89, 90, 91 Debate Team 100 Jolly Roger Staff 98, 99 Methodist Student Movement 95 Newman Club 96, 97 Nurses 108, 109 Phi Theta Kappa 84, 85, 86, 87 Prism Club 104, 105 Student Council 112, 113 Texas Student Education Association 102, 103 The End LAYOUTS Nellene and Heidy COPY Hoidy and Nellene EDITORS Nellene and Heidy PHOTOGRAPHERS Gene Ebner Charlie Barker Heidy and Nellene DIRECTOR C. F. Schneider PRINTER Taylor Publishing Company All of the nature pictures used for the division pages were taken in the immediate area of Victoria. Ecology has been a major topic during the 1970-71 school year, and we hope that Victoria will always be surrounded by such natural beauty. jpprtP