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

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Johnson Intellectuols ot Meetings Gerald Busald, vice-president, Dianne Bass, vice-president, Virginia Varney, treasurer: Judith Miller, secretary-reporter, Cheryl Kline, membership chairman. The club is circled around Dr. Samuel John- son's Eighteenth Century group which was com- posed of men with different artistic and intellec- tual backgrounds. At each of the monthly meetings, one of the Cheshyre Cheese members was selected to rep- resent Dr. Johnson's group either in the field of art, music, biography, politics, or drama. The James Boswell meeting concluded the activities for the year. Each of the members com- piled secret biographies ot other members who were trying to win the honorary title ot James Boswell. The winner was Sharon Gregory. Diane Camp represents Sir Joshua Reynolds with an art display at one of the meetings. i lt ,. , l l i l l i Sharon Gregory was elected as the honorary James Boswell on presentation of her biography of Cheryl Kline. James Boswell is the author of the biography of Dr. Samuel Johnson. I67

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Cheshyre Cheese Members Emulute Miss Bessie Pearce, Mr. Herbert Stappenbeck, Dr. Louise Gossett, sponsors Nancy Cross, president. i 1 itll YE OLDE CHESHYRE CHEESE CLUB, one of the oldest and one of the best-known clubs on 5 l campus, met with the Southwest Texas State group l at SAC in their annual combined meeting to dis- ' cuss special interest events. The Planetarium was one of the main stopsg entertainment and a din- ner followed at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Way- land P. Moody. The club was stimulated by assorted activi- ties throughout the year. Members attended per- formances of Tonight in Samarkand and Male Animal. A Christmas dinner meeting was held at Dr. Moody's home. 1 Cheshyre Cheese Club member, Bill Collins represents Charles Burney, a musician. ' '54 S---Q ,- The Christmas season was celebrated at Dr. and Mrs. Wayland P. Moody's home with dinner followed by entertainment. Attempting to decorate the Christmas tree are Mrs. Moody, Judith Miller, and Nancy Cross. I66

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GOAL Club, Exes Z' l' i .ef ,, T 4 FSR. tri T -H Thousands of visitors toured San Antonio College loads of cookies were served to guests. Right, Robert Continuing Their education although married, the women of The GOAL Club have as Their moTTo, Go On and Learn. Founded by Dr. Lois4G. Morrison in l95l, it was intended To be a social club, but almost im- mediately The club adopted The Scholarship Funcl to assist students needing short-Term loans for Honor Morrison 5 I Left, punch and to a group, facilities during Open House, McMillan is explaining The ear Tuition or books, Thus making it a service organi- zation. The main event honoring Dr. Morrison rison, who is retiring, charm bracelet with a GOAL charm. This year was The Coffee and ex-members. Dr. Mor- was presented with a gold S 1 L . ,fa Qf. X - Members, their husbands, and youngsters get together at The Traditional Christmas party. Left, Mrs. Diane Wintrode and her family are enjoying The covered dish supper. Right, children I68 of the members entertain with Christmas Carols.