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

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Delta Psi Omega Inclucts 14 Pledges Top row: Paul Abe, Sharon Camp, Wilma Coffee, Susan Cullum. Second row: John Henson, Manton Tracy., Peggy Trahan, Mr. Carl Atkins, sponsor: Mr. Allen Holley, sponsor. At right, Manton Tracy, sporting the beard he grew tor two maior productions, explains the intricacies of the new coffee machine outside the Green Room to fellow drama students. DELTA PSI OMEGA closed the year with a big annual pool party held at the home of Presi- dent Wayland P. Moody. At this time i4 new pledges were initiated. This honorary drama fraternity was organized to further the appreciation of drama and to instill in its members some of the principles and ideals of one of the foremost elements of the fine arts- the theater. The most outstanding and history-making production of the year was Finian's Rainbow. The cast contained many of the active members of Delta Psi Omega. I f ,,Ff:'fv3.y: ,--Z I T 'rift . '?'2a- . Putting on an impromptu scene tor their actor pals are Bill and Debbie, Vice-president Bill Denton and President Deborah who like other Green Room Haunters ease the stress of daily rehearsals by acting. Ewing post a list of pledges for the drama fraternity. What else? I39

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Journalism Initicition Sets Record lglim 'iii , ,-,..,, .,a-:Eze Mrs. Julian P. Cooke, center, 'Founder of the local chapter, Thomas Stutzenburg, photographic sponsor, in conducting the ln the spring of '63, with the initiation of 19, the largest number of neophytes were taken into the Alpha Delta chapter of BETA PHI GAMMA in history. This record exceeds last year's mem- bership by three and brought the total member- ship trom San Antonio College to 142. Top grades and outstanding work on publica- .xi is assisted by Mr. Great White Mother, Mrs. Edith King, initiation ceremony. receives an oversized charm bracelet pre- sented by Maxine Gorneau and Sharron Pierce, publications editors. tions determines who is initiated at the annual spring banquet held each year in May. Presently under the sponsorship of Mrs. Edith King, the honorary co-educational iournalistic fraternity was chartered in 1950 at San Antonio College by Miss Ada Louise Steph. ellis'--. Y :III 1 l li , ,, fm - Y Top row: Daniel Aguirre, Donna Archer, Josephine Briseno, Claudia Cantu, Alice Cerda, Margaret Davis. Second row: Jeanne Dawson, Robert Fisher, Maxine Gorneau, Patricia Irwin, Cecelia Kieffer, Sharleen Kleinburg. Bottom row: Lyle Marlott, A. J. McCown, Judith Miller, Susan Osborn, Sharron Pierce, Celina Rios, and Leslie Teague. l38

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Coronation Boll Highlights Year The Court of the Most Precious Gems set the stage for the ALPHA DELTA PHI annual Corona- tion Ball on November 10. Sharon Gregory and Michael Burns reigned over the evening festivities. The ADP's were the first and only sorority to adorn their queen with a robe of purple velvet which they themselves designed and ieweled with sequins. Alpha Delta Phi, formerly Adda Dabba Pouda, originated in 1929 as a social organization. Sponsored presently by Miss Arsenne Blondin, it has now become a service as well as a social club. Miss Arsenne Blondin Posed for an official Coronation Ball portrait, the king and queen strike a regal pose. Queen Sharon Gregory, wearing Sponsor the ADP's newly-made velvet robe, is escorted by Michael Burns. l Row one: Sharon Gregory, president, Cheryl Kline, vice-president, Patricia Brendler, pledge mistress, Kathi Calvert, secretary, Linda Short, treasurer, Judith Alexander. Row two: Mary Blount, Diane Camp, Kaye Chandler, Pamela Childs, Darlene Collins, Diane Combs, Phyllis Conner, Melinda Cooper. Row Three: Janelle Dietzmann, Mary Dullnlg, Kathy English, Jane Ervin, Kavlerwe Foerster, Deaine Hensley, Carol Howard. l40