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Thetas ant] their dates get generous servings as they go through the buffet line at their semi-annual banquet. Stunt Night brought out the medics in the fraternity when pledges performed a shadow pantomime operation which dissected the strangest things. Intramural Swimmers Take 29 of 31 Places Thetas displayed athletic enthusiasm by en- tering all intramural events. In the SAC swim- ming intramurals, the Thetas swept 10 out of 11 first places, and a total of 29 out of 31 places. Ten members also belong to the Marlins, syn- chronized swimming club. Members were very prominent in the San An- tonio College student government, with five mem- bers serving as representatives on the Student Council in the 1963-64 school year. In addition, two freshman class officers were Thetas. As a service project the fraternity presented several rare volumes to the library. Accepting the gifts from Thomas Graham and Clifford Taylor is Mr. J. A. Wal- lace. 207
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Looking down from the head table, Clifford Taylor sees that the banquet was a success because all the plates are empty. Thetas, S ' gnias Join hi United Finid Drive Theta Sigma Chi was an active participant in the numerous fund-raising projects which the school sponsors. In only 45 minutes the Thetas, along with the Sigma Phi Alpha Tau sorority, collected $63.26 for the United Fund. With the help of a slave sale, the group also raised $35.00 for the Rare Books fund, a traditional project of the fra- ternity. The fraternity was also very popular with the sororities, because eight members were chosen sorority mascots, and two were selected sweet- hearts. u M t To down Delta Iota Chi 18-6. Thetas had to put on the pressure at an intramural football game at San Pedro Park. During the Mistletoe Ball, the club sweethearts and their escorts were introduced to the guests. The favorites are Carol Langholz, Frances Ferrell, Joyce Stendebach, and Lynn Anderson. 206
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All social events were memorable for such things as private tete-a-tetes and solo performances. Even the faculty sponsors had their private games of gin rummy while students danced.
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