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

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'im Alpha Delta Chapter of Beta Phi Gamma was chartered in May, 1950, to give recognition to outstanding members of the annual and paper staffs of San Antonio College. The initiation was held in the late Spring when 12 members were in- ducted by Miss Adah Staph, sponsor. To be chosen for this honor, members must be in the upper two-thirds of their class scholastically as well as have contributed many hours of work -------- At left, William Morris, Ranger editor-in-Chiefg LeRoy Haws, publications photographic editorg Ed Horn, news editor, ad salesmang Flo Ann Clark, publications busi- ness manager. At top, Karen Kirkland. feature writer, reporter. At bottom, Ralph Smith, photographer, ad salesman.

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Student Council A F. J, W Q' . fu- Student Council n before them at a SAC plays host to the dis- trict meeting of junior Col- lege Student Councils' at a luncheon in the game room. A large delegation from member schools and also a number of visitors were in attendance. ii I P.. sprigs A uma GUNS! Wig DEER james Tschirhart and Billie Lou Linder spread a little cheer as they contribute to the Student Council Christmas basket. Each year stu- dents give generously to bring happiness to others. iembers listen attentively ns one of their group discusses a problem placed weekly meeting. 5-

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Beta Phi Gommo and much talent to the task of making El Alamo and The Ranger publications of distinction and credit to the college. Nine new members were elec- ted this year and are pictured here together with Rosemary jersig and Val Alexander, who were chosen as freshman members last year. A new pub- lications sponsor, Mrs. Edith King, is now adviser to this organization. Staff members serve on both publications. At right, Rosemary jersig, EI Alamo editor-in-chiefg Val Alexander, El Alamo art editor, Fernando Ramirez, re- porter, copyreader. At top, Doran Willianis, photog- rapher, reporter. At bottom, Gayle Tate, reporter, Columnist. Beta. Phi Gamma, a division of Alpha Phi Gamma, is a national coeducational journalistic fraternity for jun- ior colleges. The purpose of this fraternity is to recog- nize individual ability and achievement in journalistic pursuits in junior collegesg to serve and promote the Welfare of the junior college through journalismg to establish cordial relationships between the students and members of the profession, and to unite in a fraternity congenial students interested in journalism. 103