Intramural Champions Crowned as Girls Lead Standings
Girls' Group IX and Team V led the intramural season with 486 and 436 points respectively Betsy Phillips captured top individual honors scoring 142 points Molly Hornsby led Team V while Judy Bowers added 120 points. Carol Engelhardt's Team I followed with 401 points and Lynn Taylor joined Betsy Phillips to win badminton doubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molly Hornsby
Betsy Phillips
Carol Engelhardt
Team I
Judy Bowers
Betsy
Lynn Taylor
Linda Burke
Loretta Fulcher
Scarlette Roubieu
Lynne Taylor
Kay Clark
Tanya Mann
Sharon Douglass
Anna Faltisek
Marcia Beaugh
Ellen Davis
Lynette Bishop
Rochelle Thomson
Pat Keller
Sue Fuller
Alice Womble
Winston Culbreth
Mike Lawless
Intramural Championships Conclude with Lawless Wins
Lawless defeats Sterling in paddle tennis doubles and again in handball singles to claim intramural titles. James Sterling, Ryan and Kleypas place second in handball doubles. Langston dominates table tennis. Group IX leads final standings with 587 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawless
James Sterling
Sterling
Adams
James Ster
Ling
Joe Conneally
Ryan
Kleypas
Guenther
Stanley Holzaepfel
Langston
Lee
Aebi
Madison
van Trease
Chuck Saunders
Himel
Mike Lawles
Larry Guenther
Jimmy Ryan
Thinclads Claim State Track Second in San Antonio Meet
The Rebel track team scored 44 points to place second in the Texas Junior College Athletic Conference meet in San Antonio on May 2. Blinn Junior College led, with the Rebels bolstering points through a double relay victory and strong sprint events. Beels anchored the mile relay win and a fast open quarter, while Paulson, Guidry, and Perry contributed top placements in sprints and hurdles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Junior College Athletic Conference
San Antonio
Rebels
Blinn Junior College
Rebs
Bobby Paulson
Cecil Guidry
Robert Perry
Beels
Blinn
Wallace Berry
Guidry
Paulson
Reds
Hall of Fame Adds New Members Including Several Names
Regular additions to the Hall of Fame will be made each year joining Jack Alford Charlene McCarthy Mary Lou Kirkpatrick Linda Prince Shirley Hlanak Gwen Ep person Jean Neueberg Delbert Derret James Stricklin and Kathryn Yandell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Alford
Charlene McCarty
Mary Lou Kirkpatrick
Linda Prince
Shirley Hlanak
Gwen Epperson
Jean Neueberg
Delbert Derret
James Stricklin
Kathryn Yandell
Hall of Fame
Faculty Entertains (Continued from Page One)
Mrs. Naomi Norton and others arrange tables while Miss Elizabeth Meeks heads the flower decor. Names mentioned include Alton Laird Mrs. Gertrude Lyons Mrs. Pauline Kopecky George Nelson Wallace Heaner and Gladys Ellis as organizers servers and floral lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ham
Naomi Norton
Alton Laird
Gertrude Lyons
Pauline Kopecky
George Nelson
Rolls
Wallace Heaner
Gladys Ellis
Elizabeth Meeks
Paths to Air Force Officers for College Grads
Aimed at qualified college men and women, the Air Force highlights routes to commission including ROTC, Officer Training School, navigator training, and the Air Force Academy. Benefits cover base pay, allowances, medical care, retirement, flight pay, and 30 days of vacation. Contacts include local recruiters and Officer Career Information in Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air Force
Air Force Academy
Air Force Institute of Technology
Dept
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jerry Cobb
Foreman
Cobb
Covington
Woodland
Paul Nichols
Mike
Thinclads
Berry
Troy Woodall
Perry
Woodall
U.S. Air Force
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