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

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-off., :2:-Q-T,-,f-.-M Officers Fall Spring Rose Pomerantz . President . Rose Pomerantz Dorothy Kerr Vice President Jeanne Van Wye Suzanne Lancaster . Secretary . Gayle Cooper Suzanne Lancaster Treasurer Jeanette Justice Susan Ragains .... Historian .... Julie Quick Suzanne Lancaster .. Reporter .. Julie Quick Marjorie Hunt .... Program Chairman .... Marjorie Hunt Mrs. Marjorie Hunt Cseatedb welcomes past GOAL members as they register during the An- nual Spring Alumnae Tea held in the foyer of the Fine Arts Building. 96 Formed at college, ship betwi Go On A At Cliri all the ofi a covered Annual A Arts build attending. former ani During speakers a were folk Departmer professor J Recent Sol Three

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Goal Club Formed in 1951 to help married women feel at home at college, the GOAL Club strives to keep a lasting friend. ship between its members. Their symbol has come to mean. Go On And Learn. At Christmas, the GOAL Club had a banquet at which all the officials of the school were invited. They also gave a covered-dish party at the Methodist Center. This year's Annual Alumnae Tea was held in the Foyer of the Fine Arts building with approximately 75 old and new meriibers attending. The teais main purpose is to keep a link between former and present members. During the year members were addressed by various speakers at their monthly meetings. Among the programs were folk music, a talk by Mrs. Jessie Cox of the Spanish Department 'and a review by Dr. Louise Gossett, English professor and GOAL sponsor, on her book, Violence in Recent Southern Fiction. Three former members sample refreshments as they renew old friendships. The ladies also found the tea an opportunity to View the growth of SAC since they were students. 'fe ff.. .1 .lf . 1' . v,,f'.' , T' 'xa,.. w ,., , 'v 7'nI'wf'ft,Q-. y , . - sw -ff mf y . vw Q- WM-frffogfv 'Z3'C5vf'x'.' 'fi f.?f24?fi'v.fF ,, -,-- 5 v.,,,f'4 fi 1 U s. 'v ' fp 1, 2' -4 34 A. .Qf-.n., n y,,g is 1Q. ',Cl-fy ., .-'N cf fl ff,-, 1 'f 7 jw v.s -lifftflf 15- Liifflr f1 5Q9i 54 'ffl -, .. K ffl. EV' 1 ww. llfrlvll.. .r Z !,f5Q? 43f'li ' - ' fl ,- L: ?'r-'qpi 7 I 7 Imifrflflf 744' K .. -. . -, , f. ,JMU JI. 4.3 M. 5 ly, A ,A . L Among honored guests attending the COAL Club tea re- uniting old .and new members was Mrs. Wayland P. Moody fleftl. Sewing the college president's wife and Mrs. Rose Pomerantz is Mrs. Jeanette Justice. n - m L. ' X Elaborate table decorations and an abundance of food added to the fellowship of the ex-member tea attended by approximately 75 members and guests. has f -1- 2. 4.-