Class of 1965
23 seniors from 4 countries. 61 years out. Class motto: “Success is to be measured not so much by the position that one has reached in life as by the obstacles which he has overcome while trying to succeed.”
- Class officers
- President Antonio PerezVice-President Dolores SolizSecretary Robert JohnsonTreasurer Arnoldo Guzman
- Class colors
- Green & Gold
Flower White Carnation - From
- Cuba · Mexico · Guatemala · United States
- Head of school
- Rev. Sherwood H. Reisner
from tenure dates
Board of Trustees, p. 12 → - Source
- Juntos 1965, senior section →
70 scanned pages
Everyone at the school that year · 100 →
The senior section as it was printed in Juntos 1965 — 5 pages. Click a page to open it in the yearbook reader with the people on it linked.
Prints the school kept from the 1964–65 year, now in the South Texas Archives’ photo file. The archive dated them; the faces are this class and the ones around it.
1965 · A faculty member at the lectern, 1965.South Texas Archives, Texas A&M University–Kingsville · A2016-017.1334 
1965 · On the stairs, 1965.South Texas Archives, Texas A&M University–Kingsville · A2016-017.1341 
1965 · Graduates of 1965.South Texas Archives, Texas A&M University–Kingsville · A2016-017.1343 
1965 · Graduates of 1965.South Texas Archives, Texas A&M University–Kingsville · A2016-017.1345 
1965 · A musical performance, 1965.South Texas Archives, Texas A&M University–Kingsville · A2016-017.1350 
1965 · Table tennis, 1965.South Texas Archives, Texas A&M University–Kingsville · A2016-017.1353 
1965 · Decorating for Christmas, 1965.South Texas Archives, Texas A&M University–Kingsville · A2016-017.1356 
1965 · Ice cream, 1965.South Texas Archives, Texas A&M University–Kingsville · A2016-017.1361 
1965 · Veterans Day, 1965.South Texas Archives, Texas A&M University–Kingsville · A2016-017.1371 
1965 · Chapel service, 1965.South Texas Archives, Texas A&M University–Kingsville · A2016-017.1372
What was happening around 1965
- 1965114 students, 670 acres
Dormitories for sixty boys and fifty-four girls; a chapel, a classroom building, an office building, a library, a swimming pool and athletic fields. Total enrollment in 1965–66 is 114. From the late 1950s to the mid-1960s students come from a variety of U.S. states as well as Guatemala, Mexico, Congo, Cuba and Colombia.
- 1963Fifty years
The 1963 Juntos is a 50th Anniversary Edition. Its Our Heritage pages tell the story from Aranama College to the master plan, whose first phase was completed that September; next on the program of building will be a classroom building and library. The Panamerican dream is only beginning to come to life.