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

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Registrar lvf' tflj In I-XIII +7-fr. ' ' V 1TfXJ,9 sociate gistrar I ' ..-,r'x12'l ' 11-pvf1If'7 I Y -as g. . . rr Q ...N i - . Q ,SS 4? ' I . I . I ,1 .k..kk gt, .. r., Fx?-T I- ' 1: .Q .2 . S lkfgfifl -' , wr -': if iii. . Nw ,find-I' s ,-3' QW WAME J. HALLMARK Professor-Dean of Men B.S., Southwest Texas State College M.Ed., The University of Texas MRS. KATHRYN McGANITY Co U I1 S El I I1 g mg. BJARBARA MCCOLLUM and Guidance v-MW 1' t,,,,t,,?g. Instructor B.A., M.A. MRS. FRANCES D. SHAUGHNESSY Instructor-Counselor of Women B.A.. M.Ed. DR. PHILIP SPEEGLE Assistant Professor B.A., M.Ed., Ed.D. LESLIE O'CONNOR Instructor B.A., M.A. WILLIAM J. WATERMAN Director, Student Aid B.S., M.A. MRS. HELEN WOOD Assistant Professor B.A., M.A. Sponsor-Beta Alpha Omega JOSEPH ZIELIN SKI Instructor A.A., B.S., M.Ed. nm,4.f44Mh CHARLES U. BREEDEN Director Counseling and Guidance B.S., M.Ed.

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Director Dean of Student Evening Division Affairs, Registrar ,if DR. EDWIN S. KEASLER DR. JEROME WEYNAND B.S., University of New Mexico BJ., The University of Texas M.Ed., Trinity University M.A., Trinity University Ed.D., The University of Texas Ph.D., The University of Texas Assistant Director Associate Evening Division Registrar QLARKSON G30os WILBUR DENNIS ,I13EgiPnG'eFS1ty,0f Texas B.S., North Texas State University y ni t I . ' versl Y M.Ed., North Texas State University

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Faculty Numbers 220 Good leaders are essential in training the ones of tomor- row. The faculty at San Antonio College is exceptional. Sixty-one new faculty members in the fall increased the total number of instructors to 209. This total was hiked to 220 in the spring semester when 11 members were added to the teaching staff. The relationship between teachers and students is unique in itself. This school year faculty members found them- selves mingling with students more than ever, especially at lunch time. Responsible for this action was the construc- tion program underway, especially work on the addition to the Loftin Student Center which forced the closing of the cafeteria and the faculty dining room. Faculty and students alike had to obtain their food and drinks from one of the I8 three temporary snack bars located on the campus. With the construction problem was dealt with successfully and all SACites survived the chaos. Events which characterize the social scene annually are the President's Reception in the fall and a picnic in the spring. The Shangri-La Ballroom is the site of the Recep- tion and the picnic is held at a local park with every fac- ulty and staff member attending along with their families. Every Wednesday morning during the school year, the Faculty Wives Club entertains faculty members by serving free coffee and rolls. This year all faculty members were invited to be guests of the club at their annual semi- formal spring dinner-dance. everybody's cooperation, ABERNATHY, MARSHALL Instructor B.A., M.A.-Mathematics ANDERSON, ADRIAN Instructor B.S., M.A.-History ARCHER, JAMES Instructor B.S., M.S.-Chemistry SPOI1S0r-American Chemical Society Affiliate ARMBRUSTER, HENRY C, Instructor B-A-, M.A.-Social Sciences SPOUSOI-Y0l1Ilg Democrats ARNOLD, MRS. WILNORA Assistant Librarian B.A., B.S.-Library Science ASCHBACHER, CARL Instructor Data Processing BAKER, RANCE Instructor B.S. M.A.-English BALL, FRED, JR, Instructor B-5-, M.Mus.-Mathematics BATES, MRS. MURIEL Associate Librarian B.A., M.S.-Library Science