Class of 1967
16 seniors from 4 countries. 59 years out. Class motto: “Wisdom is the principal thing: therefore get wisdom: and with all thy getting get understanding.”
- Class officers
- President Haydeé AlvarezVice President Louis RamosSecretary Sara PriegoTreasurer Imelda García
- Class colors
- Blue and Silver
Flower White Carnation - From
- United States · Mexico · Argentina · Guatemala
- President
- Rev. Sherwood H. Reisner
Juntos 1967, p. 15
Board chair Garland M. Lasater - Source
- Juntos 1967, senior section →
84 scanned pages
Everyone at the school that year · 97 →

Drama
club · 7- Dagmar de Lugo9·10·11·12
- Ruth Reisner9·10·11·12
- Imelda Garcia9·10·11
- Donald C. Johnson9·10·11
- Carlos Alberto Lauro12
- Waldo Lloreda10
- Beatrice Soliz10
Yearbook (Juntos)
club · 7Student Council
office · 5Choir
club · 4- Ruth Reisner9·10·11·12
- Marisa Gomez10·11
- Carlos Alberto Lauro12
- Beatrice Soliz9
Track & Field
sport · 4- Donald C. Johnson11·12
- Carlos Alberto Lauro11·12
- Cuauhtemoc Suarez11·12
- Waldo Lloreda11
Soccer
sport · 4- Waldo Lloreda9·10·11·12
- Carlos Alberto Lauro10·11·12
- Cuauhtemoc Suarez10·11·12
- Miguel Angel Rozotto11
Dorm Assistant
office · 4Campus Work
program · 3Worship Committee
club · 2National Honor Society
honor · 2- Donald C. Johnson11·12
- Ruth Reisner11·12
Basketball
sport · 2- Waldo Lloreda11·12
- Cuauhtemoc Suarez11·12
Witness Committee
club · 1Prints the school kept from the 1966–67 year, now in the South Texas Archives’ photo file. The archive dated them; the faces are this class and the ones around it.

1967 · In class, 1966–67.South Texas Archives, Texas A&M University–Kingsville · A2016-017.1672 
1967 · Listening to a speaker in the dining hall, 1966–67.South Texas Archives, Texas A&M University–Kingsville · A2016-017.1675 
1967 · A visitor with a camera, 1966–67.South Texas Archives, Texas A&M University–Kingsville · A2016-017.1677 
1967 · The campus from the air, 1966–67.South Texas Archives, Texas A&M University–Kingsville · A2016-017.1679 
1967 · Installing the bell, 1966–67.South Texas Archives, Texas A&M University–Kingsville · A2016-017.1680 
1967 · Four photographs of the whole school, 1966–67.South Texas Archives, Texas A&M University–Kingsville · A2016-017.1681 
1967 · Professors and students in class, 1966–67.South Texas Archives, Texas A&M University–Kingsville · A2016-017.1683 
1967 · Veterans Day, 1966–67.South Texas Archives, Texas A&M University–Kingsville · A2016-017.1684 
1967 · The drama class performing, 1966–67.South Texas Archives, Texas A&M University–Kingsville · A2016-017.1685 
1967 · The school choir, 1966–67.South Texas Archives, Texas A&M University–Kingsville · A2016-017.1686 
1967 · A snowman — in Kingsville — 1966–67.South Texas Archives, Texas A&M University–Kingsville · A2016-017.1687 
1967 · Honor students, 1966–67.South Texas Archives, Texas A&M University–Kingsville · A2016-017.1689 
1967 · Kickball, 1966–67.South Texas Archives, Texas A&M University–Kingsville · A2016-017.1690
What was happening around 1967
- 1967Tenth year
The 1967 Juntos marks ten years of Pan Am with aerial photographs of the campus in 1959 and 1962. The January board meeting is held in the new classroom building.
- 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.
