New Club Working For New Image - John J. Radcliffe In its second year of existence, the Buccaneers still were fighting an image they wished to dispose of. Many on campus referred to them as the reincarnation of the now disbanded Mohicans, a group that once was considered to be the football-j0'ck, tobacco-chewers club. But for the relatively new Bucs, the emphasis was on the spiritual aspect of their assoc iation and on the development of leadership, although the club did excel in athletic competition. Buccaneer men attained the football A-team championship for the second consecutive year, The B-team placed second in the sport, defeated by Sub-T 16 by a narrow margin. Parties were also in the year's agenda for the Bucs, beginning with a Mazzio's pizza bash at the opening of the fall semester. A camping trip and party at Wyldewood provided ample opportunity for fun and conversation. Pledging activities took on a very positive color for new Buc members. To "initiate" the new men, older members took them to the homes of elderly members of the College church to do yard work and other chores around their houses. Celebrating the yule season a bit less formall y than many other socia l clubs, Buccaneers feasted at a Christmas ch ili party before the winter hibernation break. "'<; "Being a member of Bucs has enabled me to expand my friendships beyond the University football team and its members a chance to know each other better." - Randy Buttram 1. Bues. 1. Kirkland 2. Stout-treas. 3. Baldwin 4. Thompson 5. Blickenstaff 6. Webb 7. Anderson B. Blackman 9, Nonnenmacher 10. Clark 11 . Bartee 12. Josephathletic director 13. Caton-president 14. LeDoux 15. Jones 16. Kelsey 17. Mortonqueen 18. Fullerton 19. S. Ogden-queen 20. M. Ogden-treas. 21. Chase 22. Burrus 23. Teague 24. Gill 25. Provine 26. Potter 27. Belve. 2. Basketball is a favorite for Buc ~ member Kelly Stout, about to pass off the ~ ball. 3. High in the air, David Gill is about to 0.: make the shot. 6ue5/55
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