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

Page 166 text:

Officers Supervise Pledging Antics Spring pledges Kenneth LeBlanc, Joe Ramos, John Davenport, Richard Warren, Charles Smith, and James McCarthy display their co-ordination by forming a pyramid as a typical stunt during their initiation. Mr. Allen Mr. Billy Chessher Chandler Sponsor Sponsor David Swift Spring President David McCoy Vice-President Joseph Stenberg Secretary-Treasurer Jack Gruber Pledge Master Larry Fulbright Pledge Master Jack Boyer John Davenport, Ronald Fox, Roland Galvan, Michael Lynch, Raymond Taylor. l60

Page 165 text:

Members Serve as Ushers, Chauffeurs The Taus are the oldest fraternity on the present 'SAC campus, having been established in 1961 under the sponsorship of Dr. A. C. Bowman and Mr. Allen Chessher. The fraternity, originally formed as a men's social club, was comprised of 26 charter members. Left, .lack Boyer doubtingly points out a possible misspelling before Joe Stenberg begins painting his poster for the Sweetheart Ball. Michael Chalk solves the problem by verifying the spelling. Above, practicing for an intramural game are William McCarthy, David Swift, Joe Ramos, and Kenneth LeBlanc. Mr. Chessher and Mr. Billy Chandler co- sponsored the 20-member 1962-63 group. Presi- dents were Roland Galvan in the fall and David Swift in the spring. During the spring, the Taus inducted eight new members and for the first time honored the best pledge, James McCarthy. It must be done right! So Joe Ramos gives a few pointers to pledges Charles Smith and Kenneth LeBlanc before they begin decorating for the Sweet- heart Ball. l59

Page 167 text:

College Pciys Tribute to Morrison --1 Recognizing her unselfish and devoted at- tention to duty during 15 years of service at San Antonio College, the entire student body and faculty gave retiring Dean of Women Lois G. Morrison a tremendous standing ovation at the annual Awards Assembly. While tackling a crammed schedule ot meet- ings, lectures, and tours, Dr. Morrison still found time to work out the individual problems ot thou- sands of worried Coeds throughout the years. She also taught classes in English and sociology, and found time to organize every women's social club on the campus. Chosen as one of San Antonio's top ten women of the year by the Express and News, the active educator added still another honor to her name, and another plaque to her office wall which was almost solid with awards. Left, emcee Allen Holley checks to see if 'former GOAL president Susan Cullum's words to Dean Morrison are on the program of the GOAL Club Tea honoring Dr. Morrison on her retirement. Below, the retiring instructor busses Mrs. Mollie Chaffin, who traveled all the way from Oklahoma to attend the Reunion Tea. Above, Dean Culwell presents a gift of recognition to a tearful Dr. Morrison at the Awards Assembly. Left, the smiling dean beams over the cake served at the tea given 'for her by all sororities, which she founded.