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

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Pi Gamma Phi fyml ui 7' -1- V' .f Dancers at the lavishly rlecnratecl Autumn Nocturne try out a new step-the Beatnik Bop. A break in tht-evening's activities fintl these dancers headed fm' the nearest Coufh to rc-.t their tired Mary Ann, down by the Seashore sifting sand. warbles this unshod number at the Pi Gamma rush party. Row 1: ' - W Martyn, Betty 2- .5 ' 6 I A - Meadows, Ella 4--3. .- A - ' ,I- Moltz, Maureen 3' ' '7 ' - Moses, Jacqueline V I X X3 ix, A Murphy, Pat , ' ' --. f i mia- Z Q -J: - 7,3552 ixfqi 'f'x: t.f 1 1 , 5 'iF , X Row 2: , l-if-. Peters, Ruth N. Pingletun, Peggy iq, , gb Q7 an Roddy, Frances I A 1 X f' Roesler, Roberta Schubert, Beverly -,S fi I? l ll Row 3: ,ffl Smith, Patsy Anne Q ,, Togfiguey, Susan 'IJ A ' rr- ----M ,..., P lra ucco, Ueralyn ,- WN, 4' Tronson, Phyllis 'vi , i Wlizirton. Carol '- lx f, Wgiv, 'i f Ps i 1 f X i X i , . A i -sie- is L ff ' W 'Q 117

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Pi Gamma Phi Examining the sorority's Greek letters are officers Geralyn Trabucco, pres.: Betty Martyn, vice-pres,g Ro- berta Roesler, treas.3 Patsy Anne Smith, pledge mis.: and Dorothy Lewis, sec. i ,P SAC's answer to the lovely li'l Lennon sisters entertain at the Pi Gamma Phi formal dance, In October 1954 a new sorority was chartered at San Antonio College. It was founded in order to meet the need of increased enrollment. First of all the new members appointed a committee to select sponsors and a name for their club. The club took for its name the Greek letters Pi Gamma Phi, which mean love, labor, and com- panionshipf' The club's traditional project is the Autumn Nocturne, which is the fall formal. This year additional projects were a Christmas dinner, carol singing at St. Vincent, and a Spring picnic. ROW 12 Brickey, Nelda Brotherman, Patricia Crosby, Martha Eklund. Susan Fort, Elda Row 2: Geiger, Ellen Guerrero, Norma Hannon, Patricia Hill, Loretta Jacobs, Betty Row 3: Jenner, Ruth Killebrew. Darlene Lee, DaLorris Lewis, Dorothy Mangum, Marilyn

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Sigma Phi B. Il,,.-.ll., I , Sigma's top officers are, Seated. ROS6m81'y JC1'Sig, PICS-2 Discussing business are Beverly Schweitzer, rep.: Elaine Martha McCabe, pledge mis.q Carole Calbert, sec.g standing, Calfas, sports mgra Penfly WilliHH1S, l1iSf-1 Kathy M11lOI'lC, Rosemary Morris, vice-pres. and Sylvia Aldrete, sec. Pflfl-2 Zelma Hull, S- C. FCP-3 and I11ClC1ff WH1'C, Chap' Sigma Phi Alpha Tau sorority, at one time known as the jayseegates, changed their name in ac- cordance with that of Phi Alpha Tau, its brotherclub. This transition from a service club to a social organization was made in the fall of 1952. The present sponsor is Mrs. Vivian Rudisill. Friend- ship, the theme of the club, has been carried out fully by every Sigma Phi member. A highlight of the year is the Sigma Phi Winter White Formal Dance, at which three honorees are named for their outstanding work in the club. Other activities include rush parties, service pro- jects, and a mother-daughter banquet. 1 i Row 1: Aldrete, Sylvia Barstis, Becky Blair, Marianne Brewer, jean Calfas, Elaine. Calvert, Carole A Row 2: Carson, Lynda Chadwell, .Patricia Cowger, Betty Douglas, jane Ennis, Louise Haisler, Bonnie Row 3: Herndon, Betty Hull, Zelma Ischar, Arlene jersig, Rosemary Kirkland, Karen McCabe, Martha 118