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

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.e ll 'Il Li- .1- xy en le id ms. dt re an ek. LT D: l Clay O'Nei1 fleftj peels tape off William Smith's fingers as they put up decorations for the Collegiate Dance held for SAC students in November. l .Ronald Cosgrove presents Mr. .lim Bartlett, Kiwanis Club photographer, with a desk set in appreciation of the pictures Mr. Bartlett took when the fraternity participated in the Kiwanis Orphans' Christmas Pilgrimage. Prospective members listen intently as members discuss goals and activities of the fraternity. Fall President Robert Rod- riguez fleftl pins fraternity sweetheart Cornelia Heldt while Vice President Andrew Ugarte adjusts a new silver pin on mascot Diane Zepeda. I29

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'31, a song the lpus lass able bite HIE.- LHCC -as 5.11. and nin- 1 to ln. l in lge VLH he of Officers Fall Spring Robert Felling ..... Pfesideng ...... Tom Rohde Jimmy Sealy, ..-- Vice President Donald Cave J ack Payne ....... Secretary ..... HllgllS . . . Treasurer . . . . J oe Marano Donald Cave Ray Robbins Rupert Gonzales Parliamentarian- CIIGIIBS 0111011 Higtgrian ...... David Sl0aIl Mark Roden . . Sgz,-a1:.AfmS Michael Soderstrom, Jerry Hanley Finding an item ofbusiness quite amusing are fl. to r.j Philip Savoy, Charles Orton, Tom Rohde, J en'y Hanley and Donald Cave. fllfi? NT,,,. Burroughs, James Cabaza, Louis Cates, Ralph Cave, Donald Ebeier, Gerard Felling, Robert Fisher, Ronald Colden, Ronald Guerrero, Edmund Hammer, Barry Hanley, Bemard Hanley, Jerry Hughs, William Lash, Robert Marano, Joe -5 '.r'J'f2:IgQ:fg15.I3fE53I-,:'fP53513 Nicholson, Gary Orton, Charles Peck, James Phillips, Larry Robbins, Ray Sealy, immy Slaughter, James Suter, William Swan, David Sweeney, James Underwood, Woodrow Lynn, Mr. Harry I3I