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

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A gavel, shoes, rocks, and girls, keep Thad Stappenbeck so busy that he seems to have taken up residence at San Antonio College. As Student Council president Thad is often pressed for time, however, he remains active in Lambda Epsilon Phi, Young Democrats, and Cheshyre Cheese, and as an honorary member of Delta Iota Chi and as Beta Alpha Omega sorority Beau. Since graduation from Harlandale High School, Thad has achieved many honors, includ- ing membership in Phi Theta Kappa and Sigma Tau Sigma. In his spare time he enioys bowling, archery, photography, dating, and his part-time job as shoe salesman. Upon graduation from SAC, Thad will con- tinue to study geology at The University of Tex- as because he believes . . . that it is an essen- tial science and one that will undoubtedly be im- portant in the future. Chad Slappcrzlrcck rdf.-'- -T , 1,1-1'-' tl 5443's

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Although continually busy with class and sorority work, Virginia Varney can always find time to talk, her favorite pastime. In addition, she enjoys reading and sometimes skiing. Known to most of her friends as Ginger, she is active on campus as president of Sigma Phi Alpha Tau sorority, vice-president of Sigma Tau Sigma, treasurer of the Cheshyre Cheese Club, and a Young Republican. Virginia's interest in history and govern- ment led her to major in the social sciences. A graduate of Monterey High School in Lubbock, she hopes to continue her education at The Uni- versity of Texas or at Texas Tech. When asked her reaction to her position in the Top Ten, she said: This is probably the most exciting thing that has happened to me, and it will definitely be an incentive to study harder. Virginia Varrzey