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

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the ade Cynthia Chaffin Miss San Antonio College of 1966 is one of the achieve- ments of Cynthia Chaffin, an English major whose poise is blended with a zealous attitude. Displaying a hunger for knowledge, she announced that usomething at SAC has infected me with a desire to learn. Cynthia's major stems from her childhood dream of be- coming a writer. After her first story at the age of five, her interest has steadily increased. One of her hobbies is corresponding with the many relatives and friends she has. Cynthia regards some of the letters which she has received as priceless pieces of humor. She enjoys sketching, and sometimes writes a story to accompany a sketch. Cynthia is secretary of Theta Kappa Chi sorority and a member of Sigma Tau Sigma and Ye Olde Cheshyre Cheese. Swimming and fishing are her favorite sports. The 20-year-old sophomore plans to be a college instruc- tor and to devote some time to writing. Her ultimate desire is to write a book. 'NA aj 0,21 .. 'P' in Rumplestiltskin and was assistant director for The Master Builder She appeared with the New Shaky Deal Jug Band rn Headhners 66, at Fort Sam Houston service centers, San Antonio Little Theatre and the Pearl Corral won Best Actress and Speech awards at Harlandale High School and decided to come to SAC after hearing that the Drama Department was excellent t She added Drama 1S a wonderful career, you get to meet new, 1nterest1ng people Roebuck and Company She plans to continue her educat1on at The Un1vers1ty of Texas

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I 1 i.f, fp: Selection of the ten most outstanding students of San Antonio College is determined by the faculty. Above, an instructor lists ten deserving students he has taught. After all ballots are received in the publications office they are tabulated by EL ALAMO staff members. Fifteen students are selected as finalists and their grades I at rightj are h k d 'c ec e against the files in the registrar's office. Before final selection, the ballots of the candidates, who must have at least a B average, are re-tabulated. The Top Ten students are then announced to the student body through THE RANGER. Top Ten Sponsored by EL ALAMO, the selection of the Top Ten students at San Antonio College is made on the basis of: Q Scholarship o Leadership Q Character o Personality Q Reputation o Fellowship Mis ments blend: knowl infectm Cyn comin her in corresg Cynthi as pr someti Cyns a men Cheese The tor anc is to w 3. S - :PQ s ,, . 'Ol at-'-:QIISSN .cgi N ri' V- x, X if 7 fi' ale

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,W-. ff Shannon Fuller Statuesque Shannon Fuller, majoring in elementary ed- ucation, is attending San Antonio College as the first recip- ient of the Elma Neal Memorial Scholarship presented by the San Antonio Elementary Principals and Supervisors. This blue-eyed, blond-haired sophomore holds the office of president of Phi Theta Kappa on both the local and state levels. Through her efforts, the first official Texas honor fraternity convention was held in San Antonio February 3-5 at the Granada Hotel With Beta Nu officers presiding. Sha11non's other scholastic honors include the Dean's List and membership in Sigma Tau Sigma, the National Social Science Society for Junior Colleges. In addition to Student Council work, she is pledge mis- tress and chaplain of Rho Delta Chi sorority and belongs to Ye Olde Cheshyre Cheese. Shannon, works as a fashion model and plans to continue her part-time job until she leaves in late ,lune for Cali- fornia where she will complete her studies. Mary Fleming It's Viva la F rance for Mary Fleming, a French major with apple-green eyes accented by long curling lashes. Mary, who plans to teach after studying in Paris, explained that her aspiration was influenced by the many members of her family who are in that profession. Her father, Dr. Wil- liam Fleming, is a professor of history at San Antonio Col- lege. A graduate of McArthur High School, Mary bears the unique distinction of serving as vice president of three SAC organizations-Ye Olde Cheshyre Cheese, Sigma Tau Sig- ma, and the Omnibus Club. She was also a delegate to the Second Annual Hemispherical Ball. Off campus, Mary is president of Alpha Chi, a drama club. Commenting on the atmosphere at SAC, she defined the entire school nas a group of friendly outgoing students. SAC, she explained, Mis what we make it, and for me these two years have been greatlv .1 Petite sophom is to bi pleting Linde ,lefferso tential, twice wi scholasti Kappa a Newman To ga assistant to her 1 ways to ' Linda and hoati 1 .'-iQ,',..g:.'l.. l 9,15 rswi its i