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

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Vclriety of Functions lnclude Service Pinning the corsage from Council members and the volleyball team on sponsor, Mrs. Nelda Drury, at the athletic banquet, is president Olga Aguilar. Efficient service prompts Carol Burke's purchase from Olga Aguilar, Stella Morin, and Dorothy Heckel as they assist the R Association with the concession stand. I76 Top row: Olga Aguilar, president, Kathi Calvert, vice-president, Anna Marie Garcia, secretary. Bottom row: Diana Huntress, treasurer, Dorothy Savage, reporter, Mrs. Nelda Drury, sponsor. Need baby sitters, ushers, or cooks? See the P. E. COUNCIL. During the past year, not only has this govern- ing organization for girls sports helped to carry out rules and regulations, set up policies and plan extracurricular activities for women physical education students, but they also became baby sitters for faculty wives, ushered at the Marlin Water Show, provided refreshments for the Inter- national Dance Festival, prepared supper tor the physical education and home econornics teachers' Posture Work- shop, helped with the concession stand at basketball games, and sold stationery and Christmas cards. ez .sg AA,-V' sl!

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Host First College Upper left, The Black Swans perform one of their numbers during the annual water show entitled Journey to the Underworld. Upper right, five of the male club members perform as one of the underworld creatures, The Bats. At right, Pluto, Jimmy Saldana, discusses devilish plans to kidnap Proserpina, with his comrade Albert DeBarros Cleftl. The Marlins were founded in 1956 by Miss Cynthia Armsworth. Until that time they had been known as the Aquatic Club and all their events were sponsored by the P. E. Council. Mrs. Mar- garet Swan is the present sponsor of the group. The club iacket is made of white terrycloth with SAC Marlins printed on the back and a fish emblem on the front. Qualifications for membership are the ability to execute the front crawl, back-crawl, side-stroke, and the back-stroke. Also required are the front dive, the back dolphin, and the scull. Art Symposium A packed audience watches intently as swimmers display their various skills during performance of the show. Mem- bers of the Marlins brandish swords to perform an East Indian number called Kartikeya. l75

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. E. Council Drgonizes New Clubs Participating in a lively game of intramural badminton are partners Beverly Ball and John Davenport. Along with co-ed and girls volleyball and badminton intramurals and the Miss Posture Contest, Council mem- bers gave the athletic banquet to recognize San Antonio College athletes. Another of the main events ot the i year was the slumber party and annual Play Day tor local high school seniors. Two new clubs have stemmed from the Council this year: the Ranger Belles, a twirling club which performed at SAC basketball games, and the Volleyball Club, an or- ganization tor girls varsity volleyball players founded by Council sponsor, Mrs. Nelda Drury. A proper stance and a friendly smile identify this year's Miss Posture, Francine Morris. Below, although they are not slumbering, Martha Marks, Beverly Ball, Margaret Cothan, and Carla Cardenas seem to be enioying the slumber party before Play Day. Right, warming i- up for a basketball game halftime show are Ranger Belles ' Sylvia Kerckhoff and Marilyn Meyer. I77