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

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Delta Iota Chi A ears on Campus PP Mr. Harry Lynn, sponsor, Humberto Davila, president, Dwight Miller, vice-president, Robert Fuchs, secretaryp Leslie Teague, treasurer. DELTA IOTA CHI, the newest men's tra- ternity on the San Antonio College campus was organized last tall. The formation began in the summer by a committee composed of Humberto Davila, Ed- Robert Jordan, Peter Inselmann, Leslie Teague, and Robert Fuchs on the Ward Gullmannf Dwlghl Miller: David San' line, and David Sanchez and Johnny Basquez in the backfield. Chez, Leslie Teague, and sponsors, Mr- Harfy Delta Iota Chi's intramural football squad included Jerry DeKing, Lynn and Mr, David Reynolds. A constitution and by-laws were ap- proved by the administration and Student Council early in the fall. A unique Triangular pin was designed and distributed to the mem- bers, sweetheart Darlene Collins, and mascots Sandra Blair, Diane Frederick, and Barbara Mc- Clure. Stomach in! Chest out! Chin up! shouts Jerry DeKing to the spring pledges Marshall Pena, Stephen Jordan, Peter Inselmann, and Lupe Bosquez. This was part of the rigorous Hell Week activities. Darlene Collins, sweetheart, Diane Frederick, mascot, Ronald Acton, George Bartoskewitz, Jerry DeKing, Harry Dietzmann, Clarence Ehlers. I52

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Tiffany Breakfast Top row:. Carolyn Vermersch, vice-presidenlp Olive Dunlap, secretary: Caroline Mitchell, Treasurer. Second row: Jane San- ford, chaplainp Gretchen Bierkamper, reporter. The TheTa rush pariy was one of The mosT ouT- sTanding of The year. On SepTember 28 a Break- fast aT Tiffany's with The1as scene graced The Shangri-La Ballroom. Ginger ale flowed like waler, modern painfings hung from The walls, and brightly-colorecl pillows covered The floors. ln on Fall Agenda Playing The parT of The poor harassed pledge, Beverly Ball shivers as ice cold water is poured over her head in The pledge program at The Midas Touch dance. The middle of This array stood a gliTTer-covered baThTub filled wiTh crushed ice and champagne boTiles. The BesT Pledge iniTiaTed, Ursula Saldi- var, was honored amidsT six-guns and cowboy booTs aT The TheTa's informal WesTern Dance held on March 22. Donning backwoods garb, spring pledges be- come country hicks in a hillbilly skit presented at the TheTa's Western Dance in March which honored The best pledge, Ursula Saldivar. l5I

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New Fraternity Selects Unique Pin David Sanchez, athletic director, Edward Guttmann, reporterg Vernon Schievelbein, sergeant-at-armsg Thad Stappenbeclc, honorary member, Mr. David Reynolds, sponsor, The Deltas took time out from organizing to place third in intramural football. Pledging of prospective members began the spring activities. Pledges Lupe Bosquez, Dolphos Carlstrand, Stephen Jordan, Stephen Judge, Peter lnselmann, Marshall Pena, Lawrence Poling, and Edward Schiebel were given an informal party at Medina Lake. After pledging activities, Deltas took time to win the intramural basketball tourna- ment. Because this was their inaugural year, the club did not hold a formal dance. An end of the semester barbecue was held for members and their dates at Rodriguez Park. After a meeting in the Shangri-La Ballroom, fraternity members sit back, relax, and unbutton their coats as Billy Ward makes a point with gestures. Practice and teamwork brought a first-place intramural award to David Sanchez, Jerry DeKing, Leslie Teague, Edward Guttmann, Alexander Ortiz, and Peter lnselmann. Robert Fisher, William Larance, Robert McMillan, Alexander Ortiz, Billy Ward, Sandra Blair, mascot, Barbara McClure, mascot. l53