The Redbird (Beaumont, Tex.), Vol. 17, No. 24, Ed. 1 Friday, April 21, 1967 Page: 6 of 6
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April 20, 196'
Candidates for Executive Offices
HARBOR TOUR—Ray Stelly, news editor of The Redbird, is
framed by a life preserver aboard the M.V. Sam Houston as he
views the Houston ship harbor. He and Charles Goode, editor in
chief, took the tour as part of the Texas Intercollegiate Press
Convention held by Texas Southern University in Houston, (Staff
photo by Charles Goode)
Spring Voting
Continued from Page 3
high school and, therefore, I
feel qualified for this office. I
am willing to work and that is
more than half of student gov-
ernment. When you go to the
polls remember John Bigham,
willing to work, for vice presi-
dent of the junior class.
CHEERLEADERS
As a candidate for re election
as cheerleader, I, Tommy Al-
lardyce, would first like to thank
you for the opportunity to serve
this year. The experience I gained
this last year, the understanding
I have of the time and work
required to prepare each cheer,
the desire to work for the im-
provement of Lamar’s school
spirit, and the pleasure and honor
• I have in serving the student
body are the qualities I offer in
seeking re-election.
Tommy Allardyce
A good cheerleader should be
a person who has the ambition
and ability to make the school
ool spirit at the present needs
improvement. To improve this
spirit, I Don Amann, would make
the dates and times of pep
rallies and games known to all
students. This can be done
through posters, signs, and tile
Redbird. I would also strengthen
the tie between the cheerleaders
and spirit organizations on cam-
pus, such as the Cards and the
Tech-Sans. I feel as if I have
the ability to be a good cheer-
leader* Don Amann
In a campaign for cheerleader,
there are not very many “cam-
paign promises” that one can
make. A cheerleader has to have
many hours of practice and a
great amount of loyalty to the
school. There are countless oc-
casions when she must give up
her free time to attend pep ral-
lies, games, and other school
school spirit. Having been a
cheerleader for Lamar Tech this
past year, I realize all of the
things involved. I am more than
willing to take on the respon-
sibility for the 1967-68 season.
Genie Montie
School spirit is not something
that magically appears. It must
be developed. With the athletic
teams Lamar has and the teams
being developed, the students
have the basis for a great school
spirit.
Having been a cheerleader
before in high school I, Sandy
Hile, feel that this is where
the duty of the cheerleader lies—
to plan pep rallies to encour-
age this school spirit, to lead
cheers during games to allow
this spirit to be expressed, and
to represent to other schools
Continued from Page 1
Carole Williams, Karen John-
son, Louise Law, Karen Locke,
Janis Tilley, treasurer.
Junior Class:
Mike Hollomon, Doug Shannon,
president;
Jack Harvard, George Jamail,
John Bigham, Bill Mayo, vice
president;
Julia Brent, Jo Autry, Julie
Ann Flaia, Elizabeth Adams,
Lane Sharp, Bonnie Brashier,
secretary;
Senior class:
Danny DuBose, Wayne Sullivan,
president; Jack Graf&gnino,
Mary Jane Becker, Richard Sat-
terwhite, Joe Dyer, vice pres-
ident;
Barbara Freeman, Cathy
Saunders, secretary; Phyllis
Scherer, Pat Tansil, Betty Bob-
bitt, treasurer.
Senators (Business):
Daisey Sollender, Paul G. An-
derson, Lloyd Longnion, Jane
Peterman, Frank Girolamo, Ben
Allen Whittington, John Wade
Newton, Susan Castille, Bill Mc-
Bride, Pat O’Reilly, Ellery Lacy,
Ronnie Crowell;
Also Carole Miller, Bryan F.
Lakey, Lenny Danna, Paul Nel-
son, Clyde Redman, Don Black,
Judy Irvine.
Senators (Education):
Pan Dugan, Gayla Geneva Pow-
ell, Marrye Kennesson, Sarah
Knight, Prissy Parker, Wade
Griffin, Ada Ruth McKee, Sheri
Martin; Terry Newberry, Lynn
Sturrock, Sueann Kopecinski,
Melba Tipton, Gay Schuler, Jean
Thompson and Susan Blanco.
Senators (Engineering):
Cynthia Perdue, Leon McKee,
Jackie W. Gulley, James H, La-
Rosa, Tom Dearmond,.CarolSpa-
fford, John Aikey, Carolyn Ree-
ves, George Sculley, Steve Zen-
thoefer, Linda Tipton and Phil
Richey.
And Rickey Waxdwell, Becky
Stephens, Harold Magnus, Mike
Bullock, Kathy Jenkins, Edna
Johnstone, Dick van Reenen and
Janey Carver.
Senators (Liberal Arts):
Louise Blanda, Connie Wagner,
Janey Williamson, Carol Forbes,
Jack Gardner, Don Henslee,
Barbi Hult, Tommy Gunn, Candy
Abshier, Linda Dickson.
And Suzy Yates, Wanda Thorn-
ell, Fredna Jones, Paula Tate,
Bill Ramsey, Danny Olivier,
Louis Cantu, Burney LeBouef,
ASME Dominates
Kathy Fleming and MeridithMon-
tagnet.
Senators (Fine Arts):
L. Wayne Prouse, Cindy
Spence, Terry Duncan, Sonny
Carpenter, Sharon James, Gail
Gardner, Terry Seal, Janet Tan-
sil and Ron Watson.
Senators (Vocations):
Howell Fisher, Mervin Ozan,
Joe Young, Charles Roccaforte,
Michael Anderson, Jack Galller,
Ronnie Swiderski, Derrol Wells,
Joe Greak, Lynn V. Smith, Tom-
Leon Sonnier.
Senators (Sciences):
Tikie Kriticos, Michael J. Qui-
ck, Don Buzzlngham, Frank
Gross, Carol Kay Ragan, David
Olson, Georgia Graeter, Ann
Reitzell and Rolanda Rudisaile.
Continued from Page I
Lamar also took the Atten-
dance Award of a trophy and
students attending the contest.
The Man-Miles Award is compu-
ted by multiplying the number
attending by the miles travel-
led to the meeting.
‘This is the first time that one
chapter has swept the meet and
won all the awards,’ said War-
ren Rice, ASME vice-president.
Lamar Tech students who at-
tended the conference were Lloyd
K. Childress, Xeaumont; Jerry
B. CoUum, Nederland; Jerry B,
Dressier, Houston; Dianne Far-
ris, Nederland; Richard W. Fon-
tenot, Port Arthur; Roland G.
Harper, Beaumont; Brenda
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the spirit of Lamar. It is to
these three areas that 'a cheer-
leader must concentrate.
Sandy Hile
At most colleges, school spi-
rit is an integral part of campus
life. At Lamar it is not. What
is needed is a rejuvenated ef-
fort by the student body to make •
our spirit great. Cheerleaders
must be elected who are dedica-
ted, enthusiastic, and exper-
ienced. Dedicated in that they
will devote a 100 percent‘effort
toward informing the student body .
about forthcoming games, urging
the students to attend and boos-
ting spirit prior to the game.
Enthusiastic by having better pep
ralleys, more yells and chants
at games, and perfect attendance
at all Lamar Tech sports activi-
ties. Experience.
Dick Fuller
I, Bonnie Ownby, am a can-
didate for Cardinal cheerleader.
I feel that I am qualified for
this position, for I have served
as a cheerleader for three pre-
vious years. One of my foremost
aims, if I were elected cheer-
leader, would be to promote
school spirit. I feel that good
school spirit is very important
in a college as large as ours.
It seems to unify the student
body in a common goal. I would
appreciate it, if you would con-
sider me, Bonnie Ownby, when
you cast your vote for Cardinal
cheerleader. Thank you.
Bonnie Ownby.
Hicks, Port Arthur; Thomas Ig-
let, Pasadena; Orville Meyer,
Port Arthur; Joseph B. McWil-
liams, Beaumont.
Also, Billy Joe Pate, San Au-
gustine; Warden W. Rice, Beau-
mont; Joseph S. Rogers, Beau-
mont; Michael N. Rouen, Beau-
mont; Benjamin E, Salisbury,
Freeport; Richard Schreider,
Houston; R. Glenn Shelden, Port
Arthur; Harold C. Walling, Jr.,
Beaumont; Charles A. Williams,
Port Arthur; and Lawrence
Wright, Beaumont.
John A. Bruyere, associate
professor of mechanical en-
gineering, is faculty advisor for
the Lamar Tech ASME chapter.
CONCERNING
The Campaign Statements
We regret that because of
limited space we could not run
all statements in their entirety.
Those Statements concerning
the top offices were cut the
least, but the others suffered
some major trimming. Candi-
dates for secretarial positions
had to be omitted completely.
We hope that our deletions do
not effect the effectiveness or
meaning of any of the state-
ments. Editors.
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Goode, Charles. The Redbird (Beaumont, Tex.), Vol. 17, No. 24, Ed. 1 Friday, April 21, 1967, newspaper, April 21, 1967; Beaumont, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth499508/m1/6/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Lamar University.