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

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fifo -t iwii ei 34 ,if N-sw. Shannon Fuller hands out copies of The Ranger to delegates attending the first state- wide convention of junior college honor societies during a tour of the SAC campus and Planetarium. 82 Angel, Ann Bippert, ,Janet Blanchette, Ida Callan, Mary Calvert, Kenneth Cottrell, Edith Douglas, Verna . 6-H V , Dubois, Olga A ' J Femandez, Linda Fuller, Shannon Goodspeed, Hazel Grimm, Alfred Q I , -4, 915- Haley, Judith Hall, Douglas Haner, Cynthia Hitchcock, Pamela Knight, Patricia X Phi Theta Kappa A local' book auction and the state con- vention hosted by SAC led the list of ac- tivities for members of Phi Theta Kappa during the 1965-66 year. Hosted by the San Antonio College Chap- ter, the first state-wide convention of jun- ior college honor societies was held Feb- ruary 3-5 at the Granada Hotel. Between 130 and 150 members and sponsors from 20 state chapters attended. Money raised from the sale of books donated by students and faculty members for the annual Book Auction is used to help sponsor delegates to the national con- vention. A total of 34- members were inducted during the fall and spring semesters into the Beta Nu Chapter of the Junior College National Honorary Scholarship Fraternity. To be eligible for membership -students must have a grade point average of 2.5, good character and a high moral standing. Adhering to the fraternity's theme of good grades and the importance of a good education, members serve as tutors during the year. SAC's chapter of Phi Theta Kappa WHS organized in 1932 under the sponsorship of Miss Mary McGill. Little, . Lopel, Louis, 1 Maytur Miller, Moczyg N athan, Nichols Orsborr Salas, If Schiebo Stewart

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Steven 2 Sess- .xtrieig hannah l-illdgi Nlbert Louise Wlltbie Cecile lame -tren iuben vlr. Henn- niain purpose desires of the their set goal l in the United tg registration, ,ez 5' Seis and Council under- ieadliners '66 members. X-ejfnand. regis- ildings to help pus. vwdy Week ac- a weekly bulle- : to the Christ- : of the Dean,s on of Miss San aught Glen Yar- 5rs attended the Corpus Christi the discussion d graduates and Commencement W X .5 .ab it President Steven Bankler conducts one of the weekly meetings held in the Alamo Room. Elected by student vote, the 16 members serve as the co-ordinating body for both students and administration. President ..... . . Vice President Secretary . . Parl.-Historian Chaplain .... Steven Bankler Patricia Ebeier Louise Loefiler . Linda George . Vicki Porter Having robbed passengers on the Brackenridge Park minia- ture train, the Eagle, Delta Iota Chi members John Cunningham fleftj and Robert Felling turn over their tal-:ings to Mr. Henry Webb for the United Fund Drive. Mike Jacobs assists Mr. Webb in opening a student gift-pax box. The packages, containing samples of new products, were distributed by the Council to male students. Q X4 f , MWQMWQ. 0 My Q f Q' 49704 fl Cf, V ,c 4 ff A .fvmfl f I we 'WO I I 'fren at K Climaxing Howdy Week activities, students get acquainted during the first dance of the year staged by the Student Council in the

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dl Ida Y ineth ith -rua I3 Linda 111011 Hazel red PP3 state con- ist of ac- ta Kappa age Chap- n of jun- neld Feb- Between sors from of books members - used to onal con- inducted sters into ,r College maternity. students 'e of 2.5, standing. theme of nf a good rs during appa WHS onsorship Little, James Lopez, Joe Louis, Sandra Maytum, Donna Miller, Vernon Moczygemba, Elaine Nathan, Cecile Nichols, Penny Orsborn, Mary Salas, Karen Schiebout, Judith Stewart, Ann ...N TP' xx' ., s., .wx Na. XM, .., uk!! -.., 1 Kd' WTF' . x.w '37 W, Taylor, Harold Varnell, Susie Woo, Walter VJ Lewis, Mr. Charles '7f' 4 tion of new members into Phi Theta Kappa. Spring initiate Betty Candlelight and roses symbolize the induc Barnhill lights her candle after signing the membership roster.