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

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W W UV ' fx 5 554 H Serving as the new home of the Newman Club is this stately two and a half story building located at the corner of Court- land and Belknap. I 1 F Studlfnts kneel as Father Aloys Goertz conducts one of the Masses held daily at the Center. Study sessions are also conducted three afternoons a wee . l :zo ' E Sine Catholi a half tivities. held da Cami club-c youth- Valentii projects taining parades Newt Texas l and the Student: additior Legislat l 4 4 ai? mi

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Methodist Student Movement Fulfilling its purpose of familiarizing its mem. bers and other students with the beliefs, institutions and missions of the church has kept the Methodist Student Movement participants busy this year. Assisting in the cleanup of the old parsonage at Wesley Methodist Church and in the construction of a new one was a major project of the organiza- tion. Service projects included visits to Goodwill In- dustries and to Southwest Methodist Hospital. Dele- gates attended the Texas Methodist Student Move- ment at Southern Methodist University during the fall. A Christmas party and a visit from a Guate- malan pastor were other highlights of the year. Under the direction of sponsor, The Reverend Cole Smith, a new addition is being added to the Center doubling the bu.ilding's present area. Plans call for the facility to be in full use by next fall. Discussing plans for one of their monthly meetings are Methodist Student Center officers fl. to rJ Max Niedorf, Sharlia McGee, Robert Lozano and Marilyn Walker. A' 'f - 2 X lt fe A. J. Worthy fright! with an suspecting MSC members, Rodney as Barbara Kierum looks on. f ' .4 -.. .V extra ace up his ear takes on two un- Taylor and Arlene Pless in a card game ,475 U 1 l ,I . - . ' to the Methodist Student ' d t watches constructlon of the one story CXICIISIOH C Tile Revergillgmgrflitsrjlllgvbrlzlsoi tligcfgbndation The new addition, begun in January, has doubled the area of the en er as w ' Center and has provisions for a second floor. II9

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l Newman Apostolate Since the dedication of the newly-purchased Catholic Student Center in November, the two and a half story building has been the site of many ac- tivities. With the addition of a chapel, Mass was held daily. Carrying out one of the major goals of the club-offering proper social functions for Catholic youth-members held a Thanksgiving social, a Valentine party and a skating party. Fund-raising projects included a fall and spring dance and main- taining a concession stand at one of the Fiesta parades. Newman Club delegates attended the South Texas Province Convention at A 81 M University and the National Federation of Catholic College Students at St. Edwards University in Austin. In addition,lthe club hosted a meeting of the Province Legislative Council. it f 4 'I 4 Na v.-.N xx I X xv- X- ,'j?Xfff?ffx1'ffTffTET17? N7fff-ffl-I ff iff ICU CD X, QQ, . . 4. ' ' fl, . - - ,:gg,.::1o-.gan-M-5'is-:ref x X . wx isssssss1,wa5ra?Q,s,....a5s.',,,re,.,,se.Qs+sQN.,,....Qi,..-.-..-.-,-xb.p1 . 1 , - 2 2 t X . ,. rr if '- -M e X ash, 'A ' ' . -. ' W .g .At ' ' N 'TT f ss 3, at -x 2 Q s:gr:.s- ov, t 5 N-4 N '1 if-54-F-QSifQ..i',v -L f - NX gsm CD T 7 - ' .F ,c.,,,r -.-.- . .r.s.,.rs.r .U .N ,IN N. Q w :M ..tr.,r,. . .c,,,.r.. i,,r,,p.iX N- K: xpph N g N N , . .xii ' e ' :S ex sg , , N i 5 Q -' Q - -X. or A gi ,Q3qx35gQ,v-Q1s1sg5 Q X ff? Xzfpxgi, gqfxgqgussiff V M 4 - N gasp:-'N' 'N ' Y Q , XNXQNWIX h N N it ,p,. , , ai: U! 3 ,U ., Ei. N cn N sn , Q D . 5 ,Z 4 ' 'I . FF o 5 . 1 in soo A na UI x xw- Nlxxx MWYNXNSN li ,Qc S- S sisted by Father Goertz, chaplain, blesses the stations before of fering Mass in an elaborate ceremony conducted at the new Center President ..... Vice President . . . Secretary .... Treasurer . . . Chaplain . . Officers .. Jesse Gomez .. Robert Burns . . Olivia Medina .. Rachel Castillo Rev. Aloys Goertz .gif mv 'igjwf 'ODS fir Officers of the Newman Club meet with Father Goertz for the weekly executive committee meeting.