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

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Receiving letters in tennis are K l. to rj Isaias Ortiz, Olga Lozano, George Bernal, Lupe Ruiz, Byron Tankersley, Carol Messinger and John Yancy. Not pictured is Susan McKee. Basketball lettermen include fl. to rJ Ronald Hall, Association Thirty-three star men and women athletes joined the RH Association during the traditional banquet in May. Selection of the lettermen was made by the Athletic Council composed of Dean Wame Hallmark, chairman, Dean Paul Culwell, Dr. Clyde Nail, Professor Bill Candler, Comptroller Vernon LaBauve and Mr. Thomas Charlton. For his oustanding contributions to sports, Charles Brawner became the 18th recipient of the Hallmark Trophy. Election was by fellow athletes. Outstanding women players were first invited into the association in 1956, eight years after its establishment. This year four lettered in women's tennis. Also honored were the cheerleaders, Paula Rinearson, Kathleen Burks, Diane Gallia, Sharon Kowalsky and Penni Newsom. Officers President ...... ........... C harles Brawner V ice President ..... . . . Byron Tankersley Secretary-Treasurer . . . . . Billy Alexander Billy Alexander, Charles Brawner, Diego Bernal and Johnnie Teran. Not pictured are Phil Jones, Charles Meyer, Albert Villarreal and David Braymen. Awarded letters in golf for 1965-66 are fl. to r.l Gerald Kopplin, James Tague, Bobby Martin and Edward Schu- CIZC. II4 Track lettermen are I front I. to r.l Ernest Castro, Fred Bev, Johnny Davis, fbackl Raul Torres, David Rocher, Roy Baldwin, Manuel Rodriguez and Michael Kinsey. Not pictured are Charles Bohnstedt, Rodney Gammans, Don Riley and Kenneth Roemer. V, -L' Mr. Sammie of the classroom last year. President . Vice Presidi Secretary .. Reporter .. Chaplain . . Many studen1 Chair each day from devotionals a place of rest.

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gi crats Mr ipus. 11156 Witty Republican Everett Dirksen, Senate miniority leader from Illinois, speaks to fl. to r.j Maribeth Galvan, Richard Franck and Margaret Smith. The SAC Young Republicans met with and questioned the Senator at a news conference conducted during his stop over at International Airport. Young Republicans Learning about the other side, voter registration, signing petitions and checking on who will win rounded out the Young Republican year. To broaden their knowledge of the political parties, the organization invited well-known Demo- crats to speak on why they joined their party. 4'Operation Safairn was used to learn Senator Officers President ...... .......... lVl aribeth Galvan Vice President . . . William Langley Secretary ....... . Linda Sue Beavers Treasurer . . . . . Margaret Smith Reporter . . . . . . Richard Franck Before beginning a meeting, Mr. Mitchell Grossman Kstandingj counts signatures on the Support Vlet Nam petition with fl. to rj Linda Beavers, Marlbeth Galvan and Richard Franck. John ToWer's chances in the senatorial elections. Club members instigated a petition drive on the SAC campus in support of President Lyndon John- sonis policies in the Viet Nam War. The club also helped to register the precincts after the poll tax Was repealed.

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ttro, w1d 1ael ney Members of the Blble Chalr partlclpate rn one of the dally noontune d6VOUOIl3lS conducted at the center Mr Sammle Swrm conducts a class ln Blble HISIOIY ln one of the classrooms provlded at the Blble Chalr whlch was opened last year Offlcers Preszdent Wlulaln Schwmd Vzce Preszdent Larry G1ul1an1 Secretary Nancy Hefley Reporter Barry Morrls Clulplam Dean Fox Church of Christ Buble Chair In 1tS second year the Church of Chr1st Blble Chalr undertook the Dlant project of pledblng 340 a month to the church supported Cherokee Chlldrens Home 1n Cherokee, Texas Another blg project tackled by the members was the presentat1on of devotlonals to a drfferent congregatron every Wednesday evenlng Slmllarly n0ont1me devotlonals were held dally at the Brble Chalr for SAC students Delegates were agaln sent to the annual sprlng retreat at the HEB Camp ln Leakey Texas, where act1v1t1es 1n eluded dlscusslons panels and varlous recreatronal act1 v1t1es Many students flock to the Blble Chalr each day where act1v1t1es range from devotlonals, classes, games or Just a place of rest yu9vw 'S f- d 1 C y y r Q . . . ' V , u , u X ' C , .C i L ' 5 e Q s t jp ' n Y . S, y C C C me r C C t s - , ll L S. C L - C x,S V ,I Q' yn N Q . if 7 A 73.557 V,-V VV I, VV,f , rl ,ybn 1 :Avi 'UI . 1 C t 'fl M '. 0 61' 1 ' ' SY Cer V ,r 7 U. . U. A . 7 . o 7 W . E . i . . 5 . . . . - 0 0 sois I U I l u o Q Q onian l . , . . .- 1 1 ' ' ,J.qs'.L'.aC . 1 x Q7-7: f l l l L . .