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

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if f f , .,,,,: pq .fl ,If o Y J it 1 an A li library staff mem- assistants during a lgri-L1 Ballroom. Y Q.-4 ,.f'A, f, .ills J. -lv fx F7 I ai'-7'7 i I fe ' M ' P ' i ' 1 i 5 - ' .f+'z?il , i Y ' ily- 1-A identification tags t0 partment also disP1aY3 itecture Day. F' .r wal- 's' '-in Eighteen sorority models participated in Springtime Fantasy, the first so- rority style show presented on campus. Students viewed a variety of school, date and after five fashions from a local department store. 3 Woe be to the student who ignored his parking fines, as the Rhino, a wheel locking device, is installed on his car. Students soon realize that illegal V X parking doesn't pay on the SAC campus. Mrs. Petra Martinez, Loftin Student Center maid, carefully polishes the numerous trophies which have accumulated over the years. These trophies are displayed in cases in the lounge area of the Center. l l Belting out a Spanish ballad are Miffilyll GaQaWaY and Jimmie Neff, one of the 12 telGV1S10I1'tYPe acts in Headliner's '66. 2I7

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Spread across an area of 20 feet in front of the Administration. Building is the new official college name in 8 x 14 inch silver-grey aluminum letters identifying the school. Reflections I 96 -66 '-Ala Da ahaacra -, QQ Putting up a dance poster in the, Shangri-La Ballroom are Lambdas Il. to rJ Ronald Botello, Vincent Fernandez, Ronald Cosgrove and Alfred de la Torre. The Ballroom provided a dancing floor plus eating space during the cafeteria renovation. 216 Mr. James O. Wallace and library staff mem- bers meet with their student assistants during a Mexican dinner in the Shangri-La Ballroom. 5 , 0 I K H .tl J t n Edvvard MacDonald and Cary Bunch staple identification tg exhilirts made by architecture students. The department also dlsp HY individual projects during their annual Architecture DSS'- fl , 1 Mm P0175 IIN Cllgplaymi t I

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l ya t , ,. 5. During Student Council elections, a variety of attractive campaign posters caught the attention of students in the Loftin Student Center. Since SACites congregate there by the dozens, many a candidate's name became familiar to the voter. Q- a t M ss T 'res xi Q .. ,r -.V . . K-..,,. v XV an .KN SAC Folk Dancers waved good-bye to friends at Interna- ' s A --N-'gftui qw tional Airport as they boarded the plane which took them to Denver for the National Folk Dance Festival held during May. ,www gl' Two students take a breather between classes by stopping in at the Lqflin Student Center cafeteria for a soft drink and a brief looking-over of class notes. 2I8 rife: , NJN, I Ffa' Q ,L 5' ish 'fir ' 'Found z A J t .L N 1 do-O' , F 3. IMA? W . ' . Q -.f,.2. ,x' Q ,A .. 'J . Snow which fell on the college campus in February Pri' vided Plentiful ammunition for those who attended clasS6-- Here a male student unknowingly becomes the target for a coed's carefully-aimed snowball. iz 5 ,Ei Q Xxts Cmrhia Graff: Bl11'CiEH. dffiliifj float which she :fi 1 1 I l t 3 '35 C I rj ncomf 10 Inu Mm' R St praoiivf