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

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Caroline Mitchell Caroline Mitchell modestly claims, It ' s just pasting, but it looks as though it takes a little more than that to arrange the leaves in the attractive new herbarium cabinet, which is part of her job as stu- dent assistant in the Biology Department. I ' ve always been interested in sci- ence, and I would love to do something in research or marine biology, declared Caroline. In preparation for this goal she has worked as an assistant in the Physics Department, and has done typing for the Science Fair in addition to her work in the Biology Department. Besides her scientific endeavors Car- oline is treasurer of Theta Kappa Chi so- rority and a member of Sigma Tau Sigma, honorary social science fraternity. She also enjoys art, sewing, swimming, tennis, and knitting — a wide variety of interests. Caroline plans to continue her educa- tion after graduation from SAC at either Southwest Texas State College or The University of Texas. 109

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Martha Marks With earphones on, Martha Marks stands at the language lab control board and pursues the study of Spanish. She is majoring in this Romance Language be- cause of her interest in it and in the coun- tries where it is spoken. However, her interests reach farther than her major study, for she has listed sewing, dancing, swimming, reading, and small children as her varied hobbies. This Edison graduate, now one of the SAC Top Ten, works as a student assist- ant in the Social Science Department, is parliamentarian-historian of Rho Delta Chi sorority, vice-president of the Student Council, president of Cheshyre Cheese, a member of Sigma Tau Sigma, and one of the privileged few Miss SAC semi-final- ists. Martha plans to complete her stu- dies at The University of Texas. In March, when she learned that she had been named an outstanding student, she said, I am deeply gratified to win this honor, because it is the greatest one I have ever received. 108

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Mary Rentz I am interested in directing young lives along the right paths, said Mary Rentz of her teaching major. Elementary Education. When she looks at you with that warm, friendly smile of hers, you know she is sincere in her statement. Mary, a Lee High School graduate, anticipating further study at The Univer- sity of Texas, is an honor student, Phi Theta Kappa vice-president, Beta Alpha Omega spring semester chaplain, and Texas Student Education Association sec- retary. Also a Sigma Tau Sigma and a Student Council member, she lists high- lights of her spring semester as being representative to the T.S.E.A. convention and performer in the Water Show. With hobbies of swimming, art, horse- back riding, bowling, astronomy, and dancing, Mary, a quiet but genuine per- son, wants to be like her teachers, all ex- cellent people to her, and hopes to serve in the profession she believes is the world ' s most important. 110