The Victoria College, 1925-2000: A Tradition of Excellence
A history of the Victoria College of Victoria, Texas, published to commemorate the institution's 75th anniversary.
A history of the Victoria College of Victoria, Texas, published to commemorate the institution's 75th anniversary.
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…Donnell Cole’s clothes were mysteriously<br />
padlocked in a gym locker, along with the key to<br />
open it. Cole had placed his street clothes in the<br />
locker before donning his workout attire. He<br />
went to the restroom, and when he returned, the<br />
locker door was closed and secured with his<br />
lock. Michael Hummel <strong>of</strong>fered to drive Cole<br />
home if the nude instructor would buy the gas.<br />
Since Cole did not at the moment have any ready<br />
cash, Hummel went about his business, leaving<br />
the bare instructor “stuck in the locker room for<br />
two hours.” Eventually, Harry Wagner arrived<br />
and found Cole naked and <strong>of</strong>fered assistance.<br />
Wagner located bolt cutters and cut <strong>of</strong>f the lock,<br />
allowing Cole to roam the campus again.<br />
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…Richard Walker had a student enrolled in<br />
his geography class who thought it was a geology<br />
course. <strong>The</strong> student was not doing well on the<br />
tests, and he kept referring to Walker as “Mr.<br />
Wagner.” A slip <strong>of</strong> the tongue, Walker thought.<br />
At mid-term, the geography instructor asked the<br />
class to bring their textbooks to the next meeting<br />
because he wanted to go over some maps and<br />
other items in it. <strong>The</strong> students dutifully did so,<br />
and at the conclusion <strong>of</strong> the session, the particular<br />
student in question came up to Walker and<br />
said that the pictures in his book were not the<br />
same as the ones being described. Walker asked<br />
to see the book. When the student showed it to<br />
him, the instructor discovered that it was a geology<br />
textbook. Walker told the student that it was<br />
the wrong book to which the reply was, “Isn’t<br />
this Mr. Wagner’s geology class?” <strong>The</strong> student<br />
had thought all along he was in a geology class,<br />
and obviously did not know the difference<br />
between the words “geology” and “geography.”<br />
He had been reading the assigned pages from the<br />
wrong textbook for the entire semester.<br />
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…Nancy Bandy’s workroom was so cold that<br />
it felt as if she were in a meat locker. Because <strong>of</strong><br />
difficulties in maintaining adequate climate control<br />
in the Academic Building room 205, William<br />
“Doc” Steele reinstalled the thermostat in the<br />
adjoining workroom. However, he placed it in<br />
close proximity to the kiln. Whenever the oven<br />
was in use, it produced heat that rose to about<br />
2200 degrees. Consequently, the room temperature<br />
plummeted.<br />
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Richard Walker seems to be looking<br />
for a razor.<br />
Have I Told You About <strong>The</strong> Time… ✦ 227