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

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Beta Sigma Alpha Top row: Mrs. Juanita O'Brien, sponsorp Carla Kolinsky, 'fall president, Estelle Carrillo, spring president, ldalia Rodriguez, vice-president. Second row: Zulema Ayarzagoitia, vice-president, Corina Gon- zales, vice-president, Virginia Saucier, secretary, Pauline Artiaga, treasurer. Even proper make-up is one of the many new areas of interest investigated by BETA SIGMA ALPHA during the school year. A visit by Mrs. Lillie Maierhoter, Luziers make-up specialist, highlighted a year for the business girls which included tours through the Remington Rand and Royal McBee Companies, the Telephone Company, and three different speakers. A Christmas party was included in the fun and a picnic climaxed the school year. Beta Sigma Alpha has learned the magic formula for mixing business with pleasure! F - Checking the yearbook index for the Journalism Department are Estella Carrillo, Mary Helen Jimenez, and Theresa Figueroa as they gain practical experience. Mixes Fun With Fact One of the secretarial students, Gay Maierhofer, serves as secretary in the B.A. office of the college. Theresa Figueroa attentively takes down everything that is dictated by Mr. Billy Chandler of the History Department as Suzanne Weichlein carries on other office chores. l63

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Field Trips Interest Science Club John Stephen, tall president, Virginia Hoster, spring president, Richard Votaw, fall vice-president, Sandra Wright, spring vice-president: Dwight Miller, spring secretary-treasurer, Tom Addcox, fall reporter. Science students visited Baptist Memorial Hospital to learn the practical applications of science to medicine. Mr. Ralph Jones explains a demineralizer to Martin Garza, Virginia Hoster, and Sandra Wright. A combined trip to Valley Mills in New Braunfels and a picnic closed out the events of a very active year for ALPHA SIGMA KAPPA. Top in- terests included trips to the police crime lab, Hydrophonics Plant, Mis- sion Pharmaceutical Company, Knowl- ton's, Baptist Memorial Hospital, and the Texas Academy of Science Con- ference in Austin. Membership is open to all stu- dents Whose interests lie in the field of science. Affiliated with the Texas Academy of Science, the group was organized in the early days of SAC as a pre-medical club. Aside from scientific studies, club members also take time out for Mr. Robert McHardy, Dr. Charles Howard, Mr. Charles Lewis relaxation. Here a group is enioying a picnic lunch in San Pedro Park. sponsors. l62

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Convention Spotlights Busy SEA Year Top row: Sandra Fahnert, presidentf Patty Felder, vice-president, Sherrie Ogilvie, I secretaryp Mrs. Vivian Cobb, sponsor. Second row: Sheri Garland, treas- urer: Gayle Gayoso, reporter-his- toriany Beulah Gayoso, librarian: William Johnson, parliamentariang Mrs. Martha McDaniel, sponsor. Participation in the State Convention of the STUDENT EDUCATION ASSOCIATION held in Austin and the enter- taining of the Uvalde High School Future Teachers of America were the highlights of the spring semester for the San Antonio College chapter. Fall proiects included the installation of the newly-elected officers and participa- tion in the District Drive-In Conference. Membership is open to all students interested in teaching as a profession. The organization is affiliated with the N.E.A. and T.S.T.A., and its main purpose is to encourage and help future teachers. Dr. Mariorie Walthall explains the sym- bols of the SEA at the candlelight initia- tion, as Gayle Gayoso listens intently. Serving three Uvalde FTA visitors is Miss Vivian Cobb as Patty Felder, vice-president, chats cordially with them. SEA members express their opinions at a club meeting. President Sandra Fahnert, conducts the session in a business- like manner. I64