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

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Abound Throughout Memorable Year is Gary Kolmansberger, mascot, Thad Stappenbeck, beau, and Edward Johnson, Mary Ann Romanek serves punch to guests mascot, left to right, serve their dates cake at the sorority spring dance. at the annual Mother-Daughter Christmas tea. Honors and activities kept all members busy in the spring. The year's big event was the annual dance, which featured ming trees, Wind chimes, a huge golden moon, and a red and gold scaled dragon to carry out the oriental theme. Two mem- bers won the Sophomore Class rodeo calf scramble, and several were chosen tor national honor fra- ternities, campus honors, and the Top Ten. Joining other sororities to fete retiring Dean Lois Morrison and honoring their fathers with the traditional Father-Daughter banquet ended a full year for the club. Top row: Sarah Agnew, Bonnie Caldwell, Carla Cardenas, Rosemary Catacalos, Tenya Economy. Second row: Patty Felder, Marcy Fleming, Carole Flowers, Crystal Foster, Jan Grimm, Elizabeth Huddleston. Third row: Betty Killebrew, Beverly Myers, Susan Port, Mary Rentz, Dorothy Savage, Lita Kay Stischer. I43

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42 Beta Alpha Omega Social Functions Top row: Susan Mannan, president, Valeska Humphreys, vice-president, Carole Shaw, fall secretaryp Kay Fisher, treasurer, Judith Miller, reporter-historian. Bottom row: Sandra Fahnert, pledge mistress-parliamentarian, Nancy Cross, chaplain, Mary Ann Romanek, spring secretary, Mrs. Helen Wood, Miss Anne Jessup, sponsors. Strange creatures from Alice in Wonderland, a fire-breathing dragon, and modern horses and cows, helped BETA ALPHA OMEGA sorority mem- bers enioy an active and exciting year. A rush party fashioned after the Mad Hatter's Tea opened the busy fall social season. Helping at the Book Fair and paying tribute at the annual Mother-Daughter Christmas tea were only two of the other fall activities, while sharing the holiday spirit by giving fruit tothe children at the Holmgreen ChiIdren's Shelter rounded out the busy semester. Nancy Cross, dragon designer extraordinary, listens for a roar The Mad Hallerls Doormouse, Beverly MYSVS, l'lHS SSCH fall fUSl'I from her pet creation for the sorority dance. party visitor sign the guest book. . , H .. , . ll ll C .

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Pi Gamma Phi Continues Traditions . N l ' i , l Y l . gl .. ,,,. ,zg...ii. 4 u Guests at the Autumn in Paris dance included fall-term officers and their dates. Officers are Margaret White, Virginia Gillis, Sandra Tronson, Pam Paris, Mary Casey, Susie Walker, Diane Frederick, and Heidi Hoffman. The Theme for the annual Autumn Nocturne formal dance given by Pl GAMMA PHI was Autumn in Paris. Guests included sorority sweetheart Michael Milligan and mascots Tony Worekle, David Spencer, and Donald McClain. The sorority also had Mrs. Helen Wheeler, sponsor, and Mrs. Mary Knobelsdorf, new co-sponsor as guests. In December, Pi Gamma helped a needy family for Christmas and held a Mother-Daughter Tea. The girls participated in Intramurals, wear- ing white sweaters with red Pi Gamma Phi letters. At their May banquet, officers for 1963-64 were announced. I JY? . W., Mrs. Helen Wheeler Sponsor With a theme of The Roaring Twen1ies, Pi Gamma Phi. members welcomed guests to Mrs. Mary Knobelsdorf the Charleston Club for the fall semester sorority rush parties. CO-Sponsor I44