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

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6? d the promise -r and signifi- ge division of .t held evening its supervision red under the le San Antonio ibined to form ldent existence tion. :pectations for ns at SAC will sent ratio is 82 munity college io 60 per cent ated. XX X Table of Contents Administration Departments . Organizations Sports . Classes .. . Page 10 Page 34 Page 78 Page 148 Page 168 I ,f 'f' Qhfwflf . , ,ff if M7 urtha Atlee, Luis Mercado Judith Haley, Raul Solis .. Jim English, Michael Reeves Pedro Roque l Sophomore Journalism . volunteers . Mrs. Rosemary Toland Mr. Thomas Stutzenburg .... . . Mrs. Edith King f , M! , ,fy -L fffffififlf X X A ,ff ,f ,, , fyfffff ' !51V4fffy I , X , fy m 4 O 'I if ffm' , Xtff, ww f f ff X fi, ' ' ,, Q7 Xf V My ' vwfff , , , , , ,Lf ' f ff X ff wf Yffff, ,f fb ,f VL, ff X ,, ,M 'ff,,,,f,, V in f,,:wf,f,f, f 'yy av- , l, - ft ,fr ,V f ' ,fgff '

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SAC . . . I926 . .. I966-I976? Colorful episodes of the past, radiant prestige in the present day community, and the promise of a growing lustrous future all combine to give San Antonio College a character and signifi- cance that can only be expressed as unique. Launched in humble circumstances, SAC was first established as the junior college division of The University of Texas. Boasting a total enrollment of 200 students, the school first held evening classes in Main Avenue High School in 1925. In 1926, the University withdrew its supervision for legal reasons. Treading on an uncertain future, the disinherited junior college was re-established under the supervision of the San Antonio Board of Education and later was made a part of the San Antonio Public School System. Shortly after World War II, SAC and St. Phillips College combined to form the San Antonio Union Junior College District. In 1946 each college began independent existence under a newly-created Board of Trustees. ln 1952, SAC moved to its present location. Today, and in the future, the picture is one of stature, prestige and value. Expectations for 1970 are calculated for 15,000 enrolling students. Technical and vocational programs at SAC will increase its community value. According to Vice President Clyde R. Nail, the present ratio is 82 per cent academic students and 16 per cent vocational. The future of this community college as a two-year school will greatly increase the ratio of its offering to this vicinity to 60 per cent pure academic and 40 per cent technical within the next five years, he further estimated. Editors-in-Chief Art Editors .... -lambs, Jimmie Neff, Robert Reeves Students, lHl90rat0ry students, volunteers . . . . . . Martha Atlee, Luis Mercado i ........... Judith Haley, Raul Solis Photographic Editors ......... Jim English Michael Sports Editor Pedro R0 I ...................... que Assistants .... Freshman and Sophomore Journalism Yearbook Sponsor .......... Mrs. Rosemary Toland Ph0tf'gfaPhiC'Sponsor ...... Mr. Thomas Stutzenburg Publications Director . . . ......... Mrs Edith Kin ' ca

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