San Antonio College - El Alamo Yearbook (San Antonio, TX)

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FIRST ROW: Miss Mary McGill, Sponsor; Delfina Gariel, President; Santos Marniolejo, Vice-President; Mariolivie Graf, Secretary; Florence Burmeister; Alice Bienneman; Ruth Bullocl , Reporter. SECOND ROW: Inez Pierce; Frances Mabry; Alene Lyons; Carrie Lozano; Roland Holt; Aurelia Her- nandez; Magalena Davis. THIRD ROW: Lupe Salazar; Leo Salazar; Howard Spencer; Isabel Salas; Alice Sawtelle; Aven Torbert. Spanish (Elub OBJECTIVE: A better understanding of Spanish speaking countries. CLUB DAY: Third Thursday of the month. NATURE OF MEETING: Information on Spanish names; on customs of Spanish-speak- ing countries. Alice Bienneman reports on Letters from A Spanish Soldier ; Santos Marmole,io, on Posadas ; Delfina Gariel, on ' Bull Fights. The mem- bers wind up each meeting, singing Spanish songs and playing Spanish games. SOCIAL LIFE: Annual club party at Christmas, at which time the members sing and play Spanish songs and games, and break the lovely Piiiata; a picnic in April and other socials on holidays. BENEVOLENCES: Setting up a Nacimiento in the library at Christmas; sponsoring a Mexican pecan candy sale at the Adda Dabba Carnival and during the school year. OFFICERS FOR 1937-1938 : Delfina Gariel — President. Santos Marmolejo — Vice-President. Mariolivie Graf — Secretary. Dorothy Gibson — Treasurer. Ruth Bullock — Reporter. Miss Mary McGill— Sponsor.

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FIRST ROW: Mr. Merrill Bishop, Sponsor; Ruthie Smith, President; Carolyn Kirk, Vice President; Josephine Curry, Secretaiy-Treasurer; Mary Louise Saunders, Reporter. SECOND ROW: Libby Pines. Historian; Mary Lee Bernhard; Opal Bush; Maigaret Bush; Lois Evans. THIRD ROW: Helen Claire Ginther; Kathleen Jones; Minnie Ruth Riebe; Veta Mae Smith; Henrietta Speckles; Marjorie Walthall. Alpl|a Kappa tgma PURPOSE: To stimulate interest on the part of students in modern educational prob- lems, and to solve these problems as a group. ACTIVITIES: The main project of the year has been to discover the reason for people reading the funny papers. MEETINGS: The club ha.s a regular business meeting every first and third Thursdays. In addition, social meetings are held during the year. MEMBERSHIP: Girls who have the highest records in the Department of Education, under the direction of Mr. Merrill A. Bishop.

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FIRST ROW: Mr. James A. Hurry, Sponsor; LeRoy Mueller, President; Weldon Crawford, Vice-Presi- dent; Joe Werckle, Secretary; Tom Moon, Treasurer; Lloyd Barbee; Gordon Beitel. SECOND ROW: Jack Howard; John Miller; Robert Sajvtjlle; Harvey Smith; Harold Stuart; Thad Weaver; William Wilson. awtelle; Harvf Pip (Ulub PURPOSE: To get together a congenial group of fun-loving boys on the campus. CLUB DAY: Every Thursday at 12 o ' clock, at Junior College. MEMBERSHIP: Members are selected on a basis of popularity and friendliness. ACTIVITIES: Every Wednesday the Club presents to the most popular girl of the week the Pie Rose, the symbol by which she is known a the Pie Club Honoree. FIRST ROW: Floyd McGown, President; Raymond Weber, Vice-president; Hazel Tips, Secretary; Thad Weaver, Treasurer; Wade McNeill; Claude Cox. SECOND ROW: Roland Holt; Leo Salazar; Robert Sawtelle; Frank Slaymaker; Mar.jorie Walthall; William Wilson. fnung ipmorrata PURPOSE: To give its members an opportunity to discuss, and thereby better under- stand the major political problems of the day. CLUB DAY: First and Third Fridays.