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

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Rcmgerettes Three of the cheerleaders display their prowess in leading the Rangerettes and the students at the initial pep rally of the year. Almost everyone seems to be involved in a discussion with his friends concerning the Rangers' chances of winning the game. 143

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Rcmgerettes Taking time out from a yell are these officers Diane jennison, vice-pres.g Ella Sue Meadows, treas.g Frances Roddy, sec.g bottom, jere Lyn Sanders, sports mgr.g and Marcella Proper, pres. From the time of their organization in 1929, the Rangerettes, SACS all-girl service club, has been noted for its willingness to serve. Other trademarks are the colorful orange and white uniforms, which the girls wear to all basketball games. The Rangerettes' first fall semester project was the cheerleader tryouts and election. Christmas saw the school festooned with cedar and holly, when the organization sponsored the traditional Hanging of the Green. Spring activities included the Pilgrimage to the Alamo and the Athletic Banquet. As always, the Rangerettes were on hand to help with registration and to serve as tour guides to visitors of the school. Present sponsor is Cynthia Armsworth. Members of the organization are Maureen Ambrose, Rose Marie Bartel, Pat Brotherman, Carolyn Byars, Margie Carlson, Linda Cayce, Betty Foote, Ellen Gei- ger, Mary Ann Goss, Pat Hannon, june Herber, Mary Hernandez, Bess Gibson, Diane jennison,vDa- Lorris Lee, joy Major, Mary McDonald, Ella Sue Meadows, Linda Minica, Arm Osborne, Anna Palomo, Gayle Paschal, Marcella Proper, Connie Pryse, Frances Roddy, jere Lyn Sanders, Martha Sanford, Carol Sigler, Olivia Silva, Carrie Simmons, Carmen Van Cleave, Norma Tean Guerrero. AA, Waving to the photographer are some of the students who had just participated in a parade following the first pep rally. The gang 1 wound up at a local restaurant afterward for a cool drink. 142 l

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Student National Education Association Discussing important business are Geraldine Sach- nowitz, treas.g Betty Jacobs, rep.-hist., seateclg Ruth Price, vice-pres., and Patsy Anne Smith, pres., stand- ing. 3 The Student National Education Association was founded by Mr. Lester Beals in December, 1955. It was organized as the Future Teacher Association at San Antonio College and was named the Lester Beals Chapter. Miss La Nell Wilson, English instructor, was named sponsor of the group. The organization was started for the many students at SAC who were enrolled in education courses and who were interested in teaching techniques. The purpose of this organization was to encourage and help these potential teachers of the future. There is an annual state convention which the S. N. E. A. members attend. The SAC chapter is affiliated with both the Texas State Teachers' Association and with the National Education Associa- tion. Planning to become teachers are Alma Adams, Reynaldo Aponte, Becky Barstis, Betty Benfer, Lonnie Bergman, Bobby Butler, Norma Cain, Mollie Chaffin, Jack H. Crawford, Carolyn Cray, Frances Diaz, Louise Ennis, Beatrice Garcia, Mary Beth Garza, Francis Harding, Betty Jacobs, joan Jordan, Pauline Kee, Beth Keienburg, Nancy Keienburg, Zively Kitchen, Dorothy Lewis, Carolyn Longoria, Mrs. W. H. Mellon, Richard Miller, jackie Moses, Kenneth Nations, Frances Parr, Ruth Price, Dorothy Rasor, Roberta Roesler, Geraldine Sachnowitz, Grace Slcheidt, Doris Shafer, Patsv Anne Smith, Carol Thomas, Fred Thompson, Phyllis Tronson, Alpha Valdez, Mary Ann Yaws, Wayne Zoellner. Assembling around the banquet table during the Fall S.N.E.A. tea are these teachers of tomorrow.