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

 - Class of 1964

Page 268 of 272

 

San Antonio College - El Alamo Yearbook (San Antonio, TX) online collection, 1964 Edition, Page 268 of 272
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Page 268 text:

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As the final bell rings at 9:-45 p.m.. lights from the cars of weary nighttime students who have completed a full day of work plus three hours of study are brightly reflected for many blocks as the learners head for home. By 10 p.m. all have cast their final shadows and the San Antonio Col- lege campus grows dark. Associate degrees in Arts and Science and Certificates of Completion are awarded each year to those who meet graduation requirements. Some attend evening classes for many years before this goal is reached. But promotions in rank and increases in salary, which are reported continually to faculty and administrators, mark another type of accomplishment for night enroUees. Perhaps the greatest achievement of all is the satisfaction that comes to those of all ages who advance step by step higher than the high school level and thus lengthen their educational shadows. 32 A

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Page 267 text:

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First Night Yearbook Is Born Pictured here are 13 of the 17 members enrolled in the largest night school Journalism class in the history of the college. Although crowded into the small laboratory room, members still find space to work on their individual asssignments. This pictorial supplement to El Alamo, offi- cial college yearbook, shows San Antonio College after hours when the heterogenous Evening Divi- sion takes over. It is being given to each night student as a separate booklet, and is being in- cluded as a 32-page supplement to the regular yearbook. Financing for this project came from the student activity fee. The entire supplement was originated and prepared by night journalism students to fulfill their laboratory requirements and to give practice in writing. It also will serve as a college public relations facet. Since the night journalism class meets but once a week, material was gathered by questionnaires sent to selected classes in each De- partment. The photography was done by day publications staff members. Ordinarily, nocturnal journalists prepare two Night Ranger newspaper editions each se- mester as a class project, but the challenge to be original was too great, and this first Evening Di- vision yearbook in history is the result. Richard Qumn examines an edition of the New York Times in connection with his Journalism 301 study of the nation ' s foremost newspapers. 31

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