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David Karmry X. I 4 1 ',L,T,fQ.EQZLu,g!q All work and no playmake Jack a dull boy, but a combination of study, sports, and hobbies has made David a Top Ten. Harlandale graduate David Karney chose the field of physics because he believes the work is challenging and very interesting. His name on the Dean's List and membership in Phi Theta Kap- pa show that he must enioy all ot his courses enough to apply himself. The emphasis in sports for David is on track. As a member of the Ranger team, he is the only Top Ten who participates in intercollegiate ath- letics. He hopes to continue his activities at The University of Texas. He also enioys playing chess and fishing. David says he likes SAC because of the high quality ot the academic program and the very excellent teachers.
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. rn rm- lvuluwr 'mn If one were to know Mike Jackson only through his work as a night clerk in the library, one would consider him to be a quiet, serious- minded young man. That he is at certain times, but he is also outgoing and active in student af- fairs. At SAC, Mike has earned such honors as president of Sigma Tau Sigma, vice-president of Theta Sigma Chi fraternity, and chaplain of the Student Council. ln addition, he is active among the Young Democrats and the DeMolays. An Edison High School graduate, Mike has developed a basic interest in people which he feels will help him find success in his chosen field of international relations. A mid-semester transfer to St. Mary's Uni- versity, he says that SAC has set a great foun- dation for a hopeful future. ,Michael ,facksafz
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Combining her activities as a wife, Frost Brothers employee, and homemaker with those necessary tor college studies, Rose Kays admits that housework is more of a sideline than any- thing else. A 1961 Edison High School graduate, Rose states that she lust grew up knowing she would maior in English and is now continuing her stud- ies at Our Lady of the Lake College. At SAC, Rose was vice-president of the GOAL Clulo and chairman of the Open House last fall. In her rare leisure time, she enioys theatrical work, mostly behind the scenes, and is a mem- ber of the Experimental Theater, Inc., and the San Antonio Little Theater. The winning of the Top Ten honor left her impressed, . . . not with myself, but with the faculty, the administration, and the College. Kose Kaya' ,I L fi . L i
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