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

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Families Gather for Yule Supper Dolores Pena, president, Rose Kays, secretary, Daisy Rakestraw, treasurer, Audrey V. Ellis, historianp Margaret Davis, reporter. Bargains from a White EIephant sale made possible refreshments served to visitors at the traditional GOAL Club Open House. The protect gave visitors an opportunity to see the college and the grounds and find out about the many different facets of Junior College education. The club's annual Christmas party was a Mrs. Jean Turbeville fastens the gold charm bracelet presented to Dr. Morrison. family affair with husbands and youngsters at tending. Each member brought her favorite covered dish. A style show and luncheon in the Camelia Room at Joske's was the GOAL Club's closing event of the year. Mrs. June Sheppard, president, pins an orchid on Dr. Lois Morrison, honoree at the annual Reunion Coffee.

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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.

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Omnibus Club Open to All Students To foster a better attitude towards the cultures of foreign countries is the purpose Mary Cathryn Ohmes President Douglas Thorn Secretary-Treasurer Jon Rodriguez Reporter Claudette Blumberg Reporter of the OMNIBUS CLUB. The meaning of the name is all in one. Open to all language students, it is fulfilling its name by being- lust that. Its only requirement for membership is that they possess a sincere interest in foreign languages, ideas, and life. The traditional formal International Ball was held in May, in the Shangri-La Ballroom, with the embassy diplomats and foreign offi- cers from the local bases attending. l7O Above, Douglas Thorn points out to Doris Krebs and Elaine Stewart the location of one of the Omnibus Club's many activities. Left, ironing out one of the problems connected with the Omnibus Club are the sponsors, Dr. William Samelson and Mr. Adek Lipszyc.