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

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ls- hn nd he it- or lb. ed UP er. .f Howard mdillgl U of 3 me. Texas State Education Association Assisting elementary, junior and senior high school students in after school study halls and working with the San Antonio Literacy Council were the key projects of the Texas Student Educa- tion Association. Organized in 1955 as the Lester Beals Chapter, the club is for education majors and future teachers. In carrying out its purpose to encourage and help potential teachers of the future, the members pub- licized Teacher-Career Month and honored the Monday Night Division faculty during one of the club meetings. During the year the members conducted a mem- bership drive, attended the annual Texas Student Education Association Drive-In Conference held at the University of Texas and the state convention in Corpus Christi. The 51 future teachers ended the year with an annual Dutch treat supper at which time the best members were awarded ribbons and the new presi- dent and vice president were announced. Leading the T.S.E.A. during the 1965-66 year were fl. to rJ Alvino Vas- quez, vice presidentg Christopher Lamb, president, Sylvia Dawson, treas- urerg Susan Whidden, secretaryg Albert Grimm, reporter, and Sonia Canle, parliamentarian. Not pictured is Odelia Rendon, historian. 4 1 2 w...'17 .IZ-iff 3 X I , D ni1iffw Al1'5. In celebrating Teaching Career Month during April, T.S.E.A. members provided refreshments in the Shangri-La Ballroom for the Monday evening-school instructors during their three breaks.

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:rv ff 'f www- un Checking over their contributions to the Literary Supplement of The Ranger are Michael Hall fleftl and Martin Wolff. P-na N-K ultra Rnxcm -H ...J . tw.: za. mm , ,l ,. Literary Stqaplement 1 966 t . Son on the HiIly'Grecn 5 U A tt., W 5 Charlotte Busby , fm' W er.. U, , My an, as r.t-.mm 5 ' U ' M '.3'gfLgs fi,-M 'yf ' ' 4' -' A me mu -, .. W, M we may-am-. 1 st- V.. W 5-5 1 jg we ....,, aw. .,, fn,,,.,t,: m,.t-,na , W ,.., , rf . g,i:1,,2,Q U yy, V,,. , W.. ..,kf .,. ...,.n. ,..,. . N W ..,: A, at W- , t-, Q. ,M t . I ,-MM E... W me ....,, M 1 .,..,.. t,,. A 4 l ,, quam U, 51,54 'tqg,:,ff 14,5 tary . . , pp 2f,,jA ' U' N 1'f f' L, ji fy f,.,..,v... A' ' Q 11. 1.7 M yt W.: tum. -V V 111' '-1 - - f v- tt - MA G - v 1 ...W - ' Li',JT t 3 9 y Mon ch.-.1 ., tml 5 1'-' 1--'.,, . ,, ,M . 4 Writers' Club Formed in 1953 under the direction of Mr. John Igo of the English Department, the Readers and Writers Club changed their name this year to the Writers' Club. Assembling writers for the sharing and discus- sion of writing problems, insuring practice in Writ- ing and lending encouragement and stimulus for writing to its members are the purposes of the club. Organizational activities are generally confined Within the Weekly one-hour meetings and the group writes a Literary Supplement yearly for The Ranger. An avid reader, Lynn Ward buys a best-seller from Mrs. Dorothy Howard at the campus Book Store. num.....,,....,mz.:.a., , ,, - I r Gladys Carvajal fstandingl presents her interpretation of a poem to fellow members Virginia PHYHC fleftl and Lelia Payne. 1i Edt Ass school workir were t tion A Orgt the clu In carg potenti licized Monda club rn- Duri bership Educat at the l in Corp The r annual rnembei dent an I f 1 X f.F.!' ,gg -Ili In celebn Monday eve

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Mr. Thomas Charlton, sponsor of the Young Democrats, congratulates officers Linda Leach, Terry Muska and Patricia Eheier on the job they have done during the year. rv -W- .fm :fall ,pw K, Young Democrats Conducting a poll tax drive and taking a guided tour of HemisFair Headquarters were high on the list of activities of the Young Democrats. Throughout the year the organization was hon- ored With speeches by distinguished authorities in the field. Dr. Bill Crane, chairman of the Govern- ment Department at St. Mary's University, re- viewed the foundation and development of the Democratic Party. Summarizing the Party's posi- tion in America was Mr. John Daniels, chairman of the Democratic Party of Bexar County. Mr. Maury Maverick I r. of the American Civil Liberties Union discussed the history and purposes of that organization. In November the Young Democratis president and Mr. Charlton, sponsor, met President Lyndon B. Johnson and got his autograph during his visit to Las Palmas Shopping Center. Officers President ..... . . Terry Muska V ice President . . ,,,,, Linda Leach SCCTCWTJ' - - - . . . Patricia Ebeier Treasurer . . . . . . Reynaldo Lopez C0mbiI1ing business with pleasure, members of the Young Democrats gzefio iatficig Elfeief, Linda Leach and Terry Muska visit with Mr. n an iscuss plans for his appearance on the SAC campus. Ronalfi Melville left! and Linda Leach participate in a house-to-house voter registration prior to elections in the fall. Il2 Sl In P. Cl Pre: Vice Sec: T ref RBP4 fs pe an