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

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Queen Ruth Lucchelli accepts the traditional bouquetiof red roses from Dean Paul Culwell after being crowned during the annual ADP Coronation Ball while King Jerry Hanley WEIICIICS' 23-eff' I l Members and guests dine at the final social event of the year, the annual banquet. Highlight of the night was the announcement of next year's officers. I36 Regal decorations accent the Coronation Ball attended by fl. to rJ Marcia Perkell, Jack Harrison, Robert Matthissen and Susan Turner. Officers Fall Ruth Lucchelli . . Spring . . . . President . . . . Ursula 18661410 Ursula Jaeckle .... lst Vice President Cary LipSC0II1h Cary Lipscomb . . .2nd Vice President . Sharon Fisher Patricia Sanchez ...... Secretary ..... Sharon M3230 Suzanne Thomas . . .... Treasurer . . . Suzanne Th0I118S Kathrine Ceorgacakis Parliamentarian . . . . . . . Kathrme Ceorgacakis Suzi Drew ....... Chaplain, Historian. Evelyn Roberts Deanna Nowotny Repo,-per, Sgg,.gg-Arms. Marcia Perkeu Mayfield . . . Pledge Mistress . MiCllCllC Redman P I I d Claim campus, of 1926 First kn formed 1 Headii is the a king and Lucchelli, Rui Maizel, Sharon Mayfield, Phyl Nowotny, Dear Perkell, Marsh Redman, Mich: Reid, Libbie Robertsl Evelyr Robinson, June Sanchez. Patrici Slater, Sheryl Thomas, Suzanr Turner, Susan Whiteonib, Carr Zambonis Stacy White, Mis. Ans

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'mas Theta Sigma Chi Adoption of an official French blue blazer with a dark blue shield bearing the fraternity's Greek letters highlighted Theta Sigma Chi's year. Re- vealed during the organizationis annual Mistletoe Ball, the jackets are the first to be adopted by a campus club. The ball, the Theta's biggest social event during the year, carried out the holiday theme with chains of evergreen streamers, mistletoe and a glistening Christmas tree. During the event, sweetheart Louise Loeffler and mascots Dale Martin, Barbara Riley, Gwendolyn Turner and Mary Francis Williamson were honored. To raise money for the dance the fraternity sold firewood. Proceeds from the event were contributed to a fund used for the growth . 'Si ,.. Theta members and helpers put the finishing touches on their eight-foot prize, winner of KONO Radio's largest snowball contest. , and development of the rare books collection. Another fund-raising function staged by the Thetas, a slave auction during a noon dance, aided the San Antonio College Scholarship Fund. The traditional togas, wreaths and gold bricks which identify a Theta pledge during Pledge Week were proudly worn by 17 new members in the fall and nine initiates in the spring. Theta Sigma Chi is recognized as the only fraternity on the SAC campus that has additional chapters at other colleges. Displaying the fraternity's official blazers revealed during the group's Christmas dance are fl. to r.l Charles Collins, Gary M. Coffey, Timothy Burks, Gary Bunch and Louis Shaffer. if 9.-.- ,qa l.. Holding roses presented them by the Thetas are sweetheart Louise Loeffler Imiddlel and mascots fl. to rJ Gwen Turner, Mary Williamson, Dale Martin and Barbara Riley.

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5 C Q S .- -.. -. -r 3. - Q' x c- I si A 0 rJ rner. ins ieckle comh 7isher llazac iomas Lhrine acalKiS obe1'i5 'erkell gdmall Alpha Delta Phi officers, along with their sponsor, gather at the head table during their annual banquet. Seated fl. to rJ are Mrs. Anselyn White, sponsor, Ursula Jaeckle, Michelle Redman and Sharon Fisher, next year's presi- dent. Standing are Cary Lipscomb, Marcia Perkell, Sharon Mazac, Kathrine Ceorgacakis and Evelyn Roberts. Alpha Delta Phi Claiming the honor of being the oldest sorority on campus, Alpha Delta Phi was organized in the spring of 1926 for the sole purpose of having a good time. First known as Adda Dabba Pouda, the group has formed many 'traditions over the past 40 years. Heading the list of activities on the ADP calendar is the annual Coronation Ball over which a queen, king and court are chosen to reign by student vote. During the Christmas season, the sorority helped a family by donating food and toys in addition to hold- ing their annual party with the alumnae. ln the spring the Mother-Daughter tea was given at the home of their sponsor, Mrs. Anselyn White. Concluding the schedule of rush parties, dances and other projects, the ADP's announced their new of- ficers during the Honor Banquet in May. zefa X ffi 'i1'1 fr: ' ltietta',st,,l l :v' Y Blount, Faye E i yk , Qztlz gli. -, A ,,Vy V 'rkr riklfzic ,rg qt- ,-., - rf, A , Bronstad, Alice Vpyqv 475 .wif-J ,V ,V M , gaya ,jj ,ycq V.l, tzl. LZAQ 451 Drew, suse ' ea o r re t, f e J 'n r l f e ea'- , l if Fisher, Sharon V N , C . pipg, V i '.1, , HHTHSOH, Linda A illlt ' t A A ,-v f Y l,t't V ,l..,. Fjff355fif1ff12lQ5 art' fl .vrl 7 Jaeck1e,UIS111a t,,- fiit A - t ,lr Luccheui, Ruth Lipscomb, A, 3 f ,.,, ,.,. , , -V,, fi-, 'yyg p '- ' Maizelr Shawn , - :.--? f '-' ,.., lliie A MaYfield, Phyllis I , If ,,' .V -'f, . .2 ' ,f er it Nowotny, Deanna I , , . 3? X ai -,,. ,Z1 1.l5: V I :fY'ggg:- Q Q :gl Perkell, Marsha H 0 , f- mgfmi. f ',yie ,V of ly, xg ': v ,c ' gl ', i. gif, .5 Q p Tfffff we RedmaHfMiChe11e 're' r ,a, tstltta on ,, ct geiJd,LibEie1 f 1 Iaa 1 t,.,: iil tftiilt o erts ve n ,,pf,f?1 . ,' ' .,e, i ,,,, f f'1: izi fii 5-1' 1 Y 45 rayr .c ,t i l', ' 1 Robinson, June if Vlfy, c ,,ey 5 a , , 1 ft y V te, - y t,iir,' if i-l'i i'iiiii'iii'ftit i fi :'2e: X Sanchez, Patricia 'V Q ,', f' ,,,,,,, 3 e,. ,VVu,V'. .:,., 1 Q ,- ,' z f .1- 3' ' ic, ' Slater, ShefY1 ' A 5 5 iii 23 , ' iiz ' , ' i if 'le at 'rp,0maS,S5uZan,,e yy an 5., G2 - yylya ff c ,gg N, , S, 1, S Mg, UIHCI, USHH 974 ,f,e A ,:.t i W. ' +2 f'l 1 ' A A' llliyrc L fi ' ,. ' ,.1, It, . .. of f if A 3 A Whitwmh Cmlyn V ,vi r ,. ,,., t,a fae A iaip ' Zambonis, Stacy L trvi, aatvylr 2 'lf ',,c.., tttr ,ag a.,:t -,.,..,,,,, -5 rt 1'1 1 White, Mrs. Anselvn -t t-,'e,' as l .e.a'.f :,. 1,,. , giygk ,,,.,, for l I