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

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Young Republicans Hear Leaders Campaign plans are the topic of a discussion by Thomas Ross and Virginia Varney. Following a year that included an active membership campaign and a spirited election, the YOUNG REPUBLICAN CLUB has become firmly entrenched on the College campus since its or- ganization in l96O. It was a busy year and an active year for the group whose goal is to provide understanding of Mr. Mitchell Grossman, sponsor, Susan Osborn, presiclentp A. J. McCown, vice-president: John Gib- son, vice-president. V.. . Young Republican Thomas Hansen shows a selection of Christmas cards to a prospective cus- tomer. Republican principles in government. As an example, SAC members listened to a speech by John F. Willmott, director of the Planning and Research League, and followed this event with a trip to Austin to The University of Texas to hear a talk by Senator Barry Goldwater. Left, Mr. Henry Catto leads a discussion on politics while Mary Aleman and Elizabeth Huddleston take party center, Mrs. S. E. Cockrell, Jr., San Antonio Councilwoman, and Peter lnselmann discuss a forthcoming lecture, right, Mr. John Willmott and Susan Osborn discuss a legal statute while Virginia Varney listens. l88

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Rangers Play Tough 1962-63 Schedule SEASON RECORD 68 Victoria ...,7...,. .. '...V .. 82 59 Del Mar ,,,.,,,,e, .e-.-f4 8 7 50 SVVTSC B 73 58 LeTourneau ,f...eV 71 Victoria .....,. V..,.-- 89 Schreiner ,.ve e.e. f.... . . . 79 3-,. MVA 74 Trinity Fresh. 77 851 San Jacinto ....... 77 J.. 7 873 South Texas ....e ,.A.. 1 O5 59 Del Mar ,,,., . e,...ee . 76 n 65 Jacksonville ..e.., . ....... . 77 71 Wharton .,...ef. . ..eeee 86 , 67 Victoria 58 t65 Wharton . 98 f '64 Blinn ,,...,.,.,. 69 77 Concordia ,,..., .....YV 6 9 71 Schreiner 92 g 79 Concordia cc.., .,.., -- 72 1 78 Trinity Fresh. '63 South Texas 93 873 S60 Jacinto 75 Adding color and spice at every home game, the Ranger Belles made their first 579 Allen ACaCl6l'T1y ..-.,-, 71 appearance on campus with the opening of the basketball season. ESO Schreiner sss,,......... ,e.. 8 2 ibq Wharton -- -- ssc - ' 7 9 Rebuilding after their championship club of 1961, the SAC 80 Blmn ----sc rffs - -- 71 Rangers suffered through a dismal season. No less than nine 61 SWTSC B .,........V,. .. ..... . 84 Denotes Conference Games Ranger Scoring SAC 1,794 Opponents 1,952 freshmen dotted the roster of Coach Tom Smith's club. The Rangers finished in a tie for last place in the Texas Junior College Athletic Conference with a 2-12 record. Their season rec- ord was 7-19. Leon Armstrong won the honor as the club's leading scorer with 331 points to 246 tor Ralph Warren, his nearest competitor. Armstrong also had the most points of any Ranger in one game, scoring 29 points in each of two successive games in the SAC tournament in December. Other leading scorers were Elwood Plummer 176, Frank Jasso 174, Gary Stroth 155, and Donald Jeser 152. 'N-. lx..-f ! 19' Qc, E s at! ill 2 K e li A Ja .X ' S Bottom Row: Manager Donald Voges, Gary Stroth, Burton Earl Sponholtz, Henry Arms, Richard Carrington, Tucker Vistuba, Coach Tom Smith. Top Row: Manager Ray Lovelace, Henry Garcia, Donald Jeser, Elwood Plummer, Leon Armstrong, Frank Jasso. l90