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

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Psychiatric Nurse Progrom Listening to a report by Edna Lackey are mem- bers of the Psychiatric Nurse Technician Class. Left to right are Josephine Chavez, Amy Bur' rows R.N., Donna du Bois, Louis A. Gonzalez, Ronda Pepper, Enrique Ortiz, Jr., Evelyn G. Sands RN., Mazie L. Moore, Fern I-lime, Mary Helen Gonzalez, Marietta Ladage. One of the many special training programs at San Antonio College is the Psychiatric Nurse Technician Training Program.Those enrolled study both at San Antonio College and at the San An- tonio State Hospital, Upon completion of their twelve-month course of study the trainees are awarded special diplomas and begin their work at the State Hospital. Wllile at SAC the students take chemistry, zoology and subjects helpful to them in their work. .si , There are no complexes here as a group of future nurses take time out from their daily duties to enjoy a few moments of relaxation. E f 1 , .. I -X . K N ,X ' 4 x . l if , we so X X ,I Such things as setting up a movie screen correctly are Learning the techniques of first aid is only a small essential in the psychiatric training program. part of the training offered. 129

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wth a gift of appreciation bers' faces from the club. Ye Clde Cheshyre Cheese 5.-we Bi r Q A f- 1 ' is Carole Springs, Spring pres., displays her ability to officers Molly Dodson, S.C. rep., 1 Robert Howard, rep., Flo Ann Clark, lst vice- pres., Rosemary Morris, 2nd vice-pres., and Bonnie Ornelas, sec. Robert I-loward's dramatic r Robert Doerr, right, presents must he very interesting from Robert Roesler. Fall, pres.. fascinated looks on these Ye Olde Cheshyre Cheese Club is the second oldest club on the San Antonio College campus having been organized on November 16, 1926, by 13 girls who wanted a literary club on the cam- pus. The purpose of the Cheshyre Cheese members, besides having fun, is to encourage an interest in literary Work outside of class, to perpetuate the ideals and traditions of Samuel Johnsons famed Literary Club, and to have a more universal appreciation of the fine arts by modernizing them to fit the needs of a changing world. The club is modeled after. Samuel Johnson's Literary Club of the eighteenth century, which is reputed to have held many of its meetings at the Cheshyre Cheese Inn in London. Sponsoring the group are Miss Bessie Pearce and Harry Lynn. Making up the membership list are jim Bueker, Flo Ann Clark, David Corn, Jane Culwen, Molly Dodson, Robert Doerr, Lewis Fox, Rodney Gray, Marian Heartsill, Norman Heitkamp, Edward Horn, Robert Howard, Zelma Hull, Rosemary Jersig, Geinejohnson, Teddy jones, Herb Kellner, Rosemary Morris, Bonnie Ornelas, Glenn Richey, Robert Roesler, Doris Shafer, Carole Springs, Betty Thompson, Carole Wedin, Wayne Zoellner. 'NTI '17 'Z F , Not pictured is an amateur photographer who got more smiles out of this group than anyone has in a long time -

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Delto Rho Mu Guest speaker Mr. Robert Tobin, center, is welcomed by officers Patsy Culp, sec.: Carlos Garza, vice-pres.g Vada jones, treas.g Loretta Hill, rep.g and Bobmark Mayfield, pres. A sincere and devoted interest in music is to be found among the members of the Delta Rho Mu, a study club devoted to the calm pursuit of pleasures in the field of music. The majority of the members are majoring in music, but there are those who neither play an instrument nor sing. These members are attracted to the club by an honest appreciation of good music and its history. The club, originally called the Clef Dwellers, was organized in the spring of 1951, by Dr. Marjorie Walthall, who also became its first sponsor. Its purpose was and remains - a study club devoted to the appreciation and promotion of good music. Mrs. Eileen Elliott is the present sponsor. Members are john Ahrens, Clem Brooks, Judy Cotton, Patsy Culp, Allen Dorion, Charles Dorion, Mary Eby, Terry Foulds, Linda Garmon, Carlos Garza, Carol Ann Griffith, Loretta Hill, Vada Alice jones, Erwin Lang, Dale Le Stourgeon, Bobmark May- field, Yvonne Patino, 'joe Rosenthal, Gloria Shellaby, Douglas Shomette, Catherine Starkey, Nancy Stephens, Carol Sue Wharton, Penny Williams. . 130