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

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June ShepparJ President Displays from every facet of education at SAC were seen by Open House visitors this fall when students took an active part in the program. Visitors scan the Planetarium displays on their way to the show which was held during the annual GOAL Club Open House. The shows were presented to capacity audiences. GOAL Club Serves Through Open House The Go On and Learn or GOAL CLUB, as it is popularly called, is composed of married wom- en who have gone back to school to learn more. This group is one of several service organi- sations on campus. Their main project is the an- nual College Open House in the fall to which San Antonio citizens and the parents of SAC students are invited. Planetarium demonstrations and guided tours through the campus facilities are conducted with the assistance of the Student Council. Wondering visitors look curious - ly at a science display which showed many parents the equip- ment used by their sons and daugh- ters in their studies at SAC. 160

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Anticipating their arrival in Covington, Kentucky, the eight SAC dancers huddle with Airs. Irma Dee Everts, chaperone, during their long bus trip. Hemisfai r Bug age ni eu t Oil 1963 Chth Agenda Last fall the club performed before a com- mittee of the HemisFair at Oak Hills Country Club. After their presentations they were booked to appear in the Fair in 1963. Other activities included appearances in the Physical Education Department film for SAC Presents, before the Friendship Club at the Jewish Community Center, and in activities at the Texas Folk Dancers ' Camp at Bastrop State Park. At SAC the Club sponsored the Internation- al Folk Dance Festival, participated in the Foreign Language Assembly, held a Noon-Day dance to benefit the United Fund, and had a Hootenanny and Folk Dance session. Wearing costumes representative of different regions of Mexico are Jeanette Castro, Thelraa Short, Sylvia Kerckhoff, and Stella Palacios who performed before many local groups. Thelma Short Parliamentarian Albert De Barros Mrs. Nelda Drury Reporter Sponsor Club members learn about the world through the dances and costumes of different countries. Here dancers pose in costumes worn in Denmark, Italy, and Russia. 159

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1 iT Ki X fl ' ' ' ■f ' ?■■]([ ' Daisy Rakestraw Vice-President Louise Roamell Parliamentarian GOAL Club members give a sigh of relief after their annual covered dish supper which they hosted for their families at Christmas time. Members Reunite at Morui ug Coffee Originally intended to be a social club, this organization still has several such activities for its members. Included are a Reunion Coffee as well as an annual Christmas Party where the members ' chil- dren provide the entertainment after a covered dish dinner. Invitations to former members are mailed well in advance of the scheduled Reunion date. Each year exes from out- of-state join local members for the cele- bration. Mrs. Clyde R. Nail and Mrs. Wayland P. Moody are served coffee by Mrs. Louise Roamell at the annual Reunion Coffee which drew former members from throughout the surrounding area. Reminiscingly signing the guest book, Dean of Women Emeritus Lois Morrison and Mrs. Sug Querner are greeted by present GOAL members, Mesdames Marina O ' Con and Meg Kier. 161