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

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Abolghaseme Sadegh President Roxsann Heard Vice-President Berta Rodriguez Vice-President Delving into the mystery of the human body, Pre-Med Club mem- bers look with fascination at human hearts during a discussion with their sponsor Dr. Orty Orr. Pre-Med Club Tours Hospitals, Schools A realistic view of medical center procedures and medical problems of the future were observed by members of the PRE-MED CLUB during their visit to Galveston and Houston, where they ' isited The University of Texas Medical School and the John Sealy Hospital last spring. The newly-chartered Club, sponsored by Dr. Orty Orr, studies and discusses medicine and methods of treat- ment. The new organization went on local field trips to Baptist Memorial Hospital, the State Hospital, and the Aerospace Medical Center at Brooks Air Force Base. Speakers representing all phases of the medical pro- fession addressed the group during its bi-monthly meet- ings. James Miaica, Berta Rodriguez, Andrew Car- dona, and Leo Pollaro enter Baptist Memorial Hospital. 172 Before they leave on a field trip, the medical students must solve an arithme- tic problem because eight people do not fit into a Volkswagen.

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Sandra Davies, secretary; and Richard Tondre, president; begin to assume their duties by greeting University of Texas P. E. Majors who attended the SAC Club fall initiation. Club Serves School At Many Fiiuctioiis p. E. Majors girls teamed up to compete against the sorority girls in the Powder Puff foot- ball game at the SAC Field Day while the male members of the Club helped coordmate the games at the event. Along with their work at the concession stand at basketball games, the P. E. Majors boost- ed the Rangers by selling orange and white rib- bons. Members were hosts to the visiting Univer- sity of Texas P. E. Majors who attended the fall officers initiation. Varying their activities, mem- bers visited Fort Sam Houston to see the Medical Show which offered other interests for them. This is what posture is made of according to the judges who selected Connie Field- ing as Miss Posture of 1964, Sandra Da- vies as first runner-up, and Ursula Sald- ivar as second lunner-up. To slap that birdie is the object of the competitors in the badminton intr.imurals sponsored annually by the P. E. Ma- jors Club for both girls and boys. City high school girls try to relay the ball from chin to chin during competition in the P. E. Majors annual Girls ' Play Day. 171

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te; Calming hunger pangs, track, basketball, and tennis stars get away from competition as they wait anxiously for their hot dogs, the tra- ditional main dish at the outing. Letter men Compete For Coveted Trophy The highest honor a SAC athlete can receive, the Hall- mark Trophy, was awarded to R ASSOCIATION member Dax ' id Karney this spring. Each student given a letter by the Athletic Council is automatically a member of the organization. Then the most outstanding letterman is given the Hallmark prize by Dean Wame J. Hallmark in memory of his son Jimmy who was a SAC student. The R Association, which also includes the cheerlead- ers, serves the college by working at the concession stand during basketball games and swim meets. Some of the pro- ceeds help the club stage an arnual May picnic in San Ped- ro Park. David Kainey Secretary-Treasurer Albert E. Bennett Parliamentarian Tensed for more strength, Letterman Frank J.isso opens a soda pop bottle while helping fellow R Association members carry out tlieir service project at the snack bar. Lettermen and women reverse positions wfiile the men let tiie girls do the work during their annual picnic. 173