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

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Qualified Leaders Maintain High l ' 'wrist -3' DEAN LOIS G. MORRISON B.A., Arkansas State Teachers College M.A., University of Oklahoma Ph.D., The University of Texas Combining a full-time counseling job with classroom Teaching, Dr. Lois G. Morrison and Dean Wame J. Hallmark keep in close contact with the students, and through the years have helped Thousands of Them to make Their college careers a richer experience. Both Deans teach, keep attendance records, consult with students, and supervise clubs. Re- tiring after T4 years of service to SAC, Dr. Morri- son says simply, Students were my first concern. DEAN WAME J. HALLMARK B.S., Southwest Texas State College M.Ed., The University of Texas f Some of the most important steps a college student Takes are often made before enrollment. These are the decisions resulting from Tests ad- ministered by the Counseling and Guidance per- sonnel under the direction of Mr. Charles Breed- en. A trained staff of five not only supervises the entrance and placement examinations, but evaluates the results and aids students through- out the year in planning successful scholastic ca- reers. CHARLES U. BREEDEN CHARLES MERRILL MRS. KATHRYN MCGANITY IRENE PENRY PHILIP T. SPEEGLE MRS. HELEN WOODS

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s Day, Night Enrollment Grows Evening Division Director Edwin S. Keasler has a triad of responsibilities. Securing transcripts from across the United States and even from some foreign countries only begins his work. imagine trying to schedule the proper classes in the proper rooms for more than 4,800 students from i7 to 70 years of age. This necessitates his third main concern, that of finding a good fac- ulty capable of teaching this cosmopolitan group. ASSISTANT DIREQTOR CLARKSON GROOS B.B.A., The University of Texas M.Ed., Trinity University DIRECTOR EDWIN S. KEASLER B.S., University of New Mexico M.Ed., Trinity University Mr. Clarkson Groos, who assists with the complex administration of the Evening Division, began his college career at SAC. For weeks before each term begins, he aids prospective students with their choice of subiects. During the week-long registration, he supervises a well-trained group of faculty and staff members. In publicizing the Evening Division, Mr. Groos writes news releases and oversees the mailing out of thousands of schedules.

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Standards for Junior College REGISTRAR JEROME WEYAND B.J., The University of Texas M.A., Trinity University Registrar Jerome Weynand oversees the en- rollment and record keeping for 8,000 day and evening students and assists them after they leave by forwarding their transcripts to other institu- tions. Associate Registrar Warren Kohls not only aids with the maintenance of college records, but also instructs geography classes as assistant pro- fessor, and sponsors the Intercollegiate Bowling Club. JESSE N. FLETCHER Board President Life Insurance LEE A. CHRISTY Board Secretary Building Contractor MANUEL C. GONZALES Attorney J. M. GOODMAN Assistant Secretary Business Executive W. W. MCALLISTER, JR. Business Executive G. S. McCRELESS Building, Real Estate JOHN T. STEEN Board Vice-President lnsurance Executive i ASSOCIATE REGISTRAR WARREN KOHLS B.Ed., Whitewater State College M.Ed., Trinity University Performing the task of behind-the-scene pol- icy making of the College is the BOARD OF TRUS- TEES. Serving six-year terms without remunera- tion, this group is responsible tor maintaining the physical plant and the educational standards, as well as selecting the president. Theirs also is the duty of approving new fac- ulty members each year to accommodate the ever-increasing enrollment.