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              tow standards issue
stirs staff controversy THE GE
87 RUSTY GARRETT San Antonio Colleg
11•no• eo111rover•Y llu nupced
11 SP Antot1•0 ColltJf' conctrn­lllC
u,. m11n1tn1nc~ ol IIICh aca­dltll••
.. ••n<l•nls
our.rtnr vlr•• ot1 the duty of
.., UIS•ructor with rrprd• to lht
d!Ttt,ltJ of ~tudtnts wtre aired
11 1 pa,,el d•s,uss1on &J'OIUIO r-,d
i,, tllt rampus chaptrr of th•
~11,ncan AuocbUotl of t:nl·
ttran, Prof•••ora Tue11d.,y
FLOOD OF IDEAS
A torn-nt of dlffen•nt OJllntons
-ns tn•p•red by 2 qut\l:ltion madl'
1t a ,am pus appeananc<' "" r•r
uits tf'mfl~t~r b) professor of
~)f;ller education Jahn E. Rou,•rbe
ll'Om the Cn•vorslly of Texas
Roof<'h• declart'd •hllt 1heore-
11r2llr I rraM of A could I><'
~1nl'<l by 9~ pere<•nt oftlle a tu­dfints
tn a rlass and that at Dor
f erode ~ymboll11'S thl' !allure
f "" LnMruc tor rather lh:in of thP
stadtnl Dr Jerome Wrynand.
clfan of stlldtot olfalr!< " " tf<l
1111• Rout<he's pbltosophy was
•onE"- m.an·s optmon•• a.nd dtd not
r,nee1 the olflctal ~lance of the
Jllmtn••trauon
CHALLENGES WEYNAND
Dr Johnny McC&tn h•story
pn,fessor, refuted Weyn~nd's
IUtemtn• po1ntm, •oenmplesof
admllll$tratlve action such as
pressure on certain tacultymem­btra
wllo bad a "high fiunk rate",
qutst10nln1t whethH such actions
.,.,. •• tact the J)()ltcy of the
a4mtnlstratlon
Dean Paul R. Culwell eXJ)l&ln·
ed to •b• audience of about 125
lacuUy members thllt •he policy
ol ti"' college ls that lf"a tacutty
llltmbfr 1'ho cannQt be success­M
•ttb at least 50 perrent or
lul Slllden•s, he should consider
•wirtn1 b•s technique." "Suc­•
Hffill" wu det•nl'd by Cul well
11 "betnc able lo get a student
lo a ,rade level of C or above."
A po•nt of majOr concern aired
by tbe panel was the J)()slllon of
··compenatory" @duc.at1oo or
cutd..S 6ludles In thecurrlcu'tum. Vol.-XLV-No. 24 San Antonio, Texas Frida)', April 2, 1971
Dr. Clyde Nail
T• r r y Sultt•an, aopbomore
student,. typified •he sentiments
cu mo•t of the pan•I members
when he said, "It Ill •mposslble
lo bav~ on~ norm" /or JU<l«m•n•
of stt.ldent1 at San Antonio co•·
ll'C• " Tb" ntremea ar~ too dJ.
verse b<>twttn the adv:anc<'d s1u­di,
n•s and those tn need or ro­mNt1al
education " Su 111 van
•lated a 11,,ttel that 111 expan&fon
of I he counseling and testing
Hrvl<es of the cullPle would be
h•lprut tn teutnt •be students
.. know •here the-1 stand~,,
Pioneering educator retires
By NATHAN SHERMAN
ISSUES REPORT
Earlln •bill month the Faculty
Senate •ssued a •••·P"«e sta•e­ment
on the necessity of m,un­ten•
nre of hlCb acad•m•c stllld­ards
al San Antonio Coll<'I<' "lueh
wis d1stnbuled among taoulty
and admlntstr1ttors
The rotJremenl of Dr. Clyde R Nall brtnts m
an end onf' of thP most suc('esstul ca_reera ev•r
mounted •• •h• ru-td or Texas t,chn•cal-voeallotllll
edu~U0<1.
Nall, 61, will retire :as vice prestd('nt of ttu• Sa
Antonio Union Juntor Collect Otstrtrt Aue s• ondtnc
more than t'Wa deoades •~ ;in admtnistntor and
turnang down a lwo .. yP.tr contTarl as presld~nt•
elert
Paper rates 'All-American'
Th• R&oger hn received 11.5 second
consecutive AII-Amtrlcan honor raUntt
from Associated Cottf(late Pross.
To be awarded the lop cotleg•ate pub­Uc&
llons rating, a paf>l'r must be judJed
superior In at •eas• four or IIY<' cate­gories.
The Ranpr rec•l•ed marks ol dis·
ttnctlon !or super•or ach•evement In c0<1·
tent alld coverage, writing and ed•t1og,
edllorut leadership and physical appeor­fflce.
Newspap,'rS pu~lt•h<'d from Au,u•l·
O..cember w•re Judged at •h•· Uotver111y
of Minnesota tn th• 84th All-Amer•can
orltlcal service.
Appro•imately 500 C<>tlege pap,,rs from
throughout the Untied St.1teo were evalu·
a1ect
Tb• earlier All-Am,rtcu award 'WilS
bisect on the 19?0 sprtng sem•ster t.ssu.s.
Tlte spTlng honor was the r•rst of us
lttnd tn 15 years
The per~onable vie,• pre••Mn• htghllJlhli>d his
carl'f'r •n 1963 '"hen he madt education bts1ory
as the author of the llr>I state pl•• for •echntral•
vout101121 training prornm• In Juntor-cnll•l"•'
From th&I humble httil year when the Tt•llll•
L"'16•a1u.re approved Nail's ltlndlnl formula, for
programs In eigh1 sohools, th• vt•• presWl'tlt bas
watchfld hl5 orirtnal plan expand 10 mcJuch Ut>arly
thrt-• dox•n Junlor (oll~e, :a<".rou the s tair.
From the lounda•lon he pound In 1941 >< o N•·
uonal Youlb Adm1nl5tratton prOJ"CtofftrPr tnnntng
hun<in<l:1 or youth" ror ,1<111...i l•bor Jab• <1n lhfl
llouawn Ship Ctuann•• proJ•••• Nall hu ru,vou-d bts
tllfflfr 10 u un.s•lhDC cwoplf': on the ut, a leC'hn1cal ..
voc-auonal tratntnc l1 onh tor dummSP& "
He h,u donn • good Job
In San Antoolo alont"', hP has tx-tn t f'kponfii,hll'
tor 36 t•O·)'nr tours•"- tor lltud{'nts wanunc
1ec11J11ea.l-voca11onal tratnfna.
And II •as no PHY choru flJh• yeara •i'> to
fl"rSuadP colle1e prHld~n•a 10 "to,.~r their school'
to tne•ude techntral programs "'ben th• t1e•d '""" an
unexplored rrontl•r •nd pos•-seconclary eduratton
rettl'd heavily on the purely academle.
Bu• Natl h•d a .,,,..clal reason for bis pton,ering
dewllon
fl ts the ,ery &kUla b~ has ,.ork.a so harll tO
..U..1, l-ltt-rts.t...a.?. .. c-u lut...., la lie Iona
of lowaltndllleeflldl--41
eucellalloa Of t rllfllllUI,
adlMllledmfflllll-
Spirit week features 'ugly man'
LUs ... lla1f ol tlle -
eU'• - n .... npn-tallffl
flH prnellt 1111' Ille
WffllJ eOldlab.
Htghlt«hllnJ Spirit week, April
12-•e. will be tbe tradtttonal llclY
Man On Campw; contest. The
evfflt 1s sponsored by Alpha Phi
Omep, strvlce tno•ernltf
The c:ontfst ls open to students
and lns:tructors aodthos.wt&btng
to par1.1c1pate may rect1ter ll1
room 300 of th• Loflin S•ud•n•
C•n•tr
Reghnra•ton will alRO be ••·
ceptecl at th~ ru•ll tab•• tn the
Et Alamo Room or tbe u,n1n
Student Conter The wlnnll!J ••11·
dent wlU rece•v• • • rophy &nd the
instructor nrn1nr the most votes
wtll be av,a.rded ., rftvolvtnte
P•lllJUt'
Last yl"Ar'a .studc•nt wtnn~r was
Ronnle Rtn~ff, whlle Linne E
Buhmer, phyetc~ pToresaor, won
the •n.c•ructc>r's ... -..rd Tb• phy­slu
depe.rtment has 1r0n the la·
cully award lor lhrte cooJ>ecuun
y8r6.
Nine students win Ford Foundation scholarships Instructors vy1n1 for Ugly Man
On C&mpua Include M•k• Loonl'y,
cllemtstry; lbnll Llpsltl, pby­slos;
Aaron TlteUengentes, bio­logy;
Rober! Brown &nd Francis
foy, psycltolop, and John Ico,
Sta san An•onlo coue,e stu· Ell«ll1111
deei. •er• among nln<' localStu­dtats
roceiv1n11: upper-level Ford
FoaQUon scholarship awards.
Th~ six, along with three from
81. Pblltp's collece. were handed
Ult awards by Or. Waywd P.
lloody. pr esident of S&n Antonio
lid St Philip's Colleges. In a
8Plelal presentation ceremony
lloaday,
Awardl'd 60 percent ftnll.Dclal
aid were Joyce S11•e1ds, a math·
flllaUcs major who plans to at·
lffDd Sou•h1'est Texas State, and
Irene Chavez, a bilingual l'duca·
llon maior , v.ho Is considering
l'llrollmen• at the Un1versttv of
Texu at Aw.Ito
University or Texas bound And·
r,w Rorha, a mathematics ma.Jen·.
ft<tl•fd a 50 J>"rctn• ttnanc•at
ltd award. T•enty l"'rcenlawards
""re made lo StuMnl Coun< II
Prtsld•a•. Al Marconi, whoplanH
lo lltffld Our l.ady Of The Lake
: ma)Or in spe•ah pathoto,y,
Dant<>! Arredondo, who
~s •o attend th• University of
Ills Denta• School at San AO·
IOQJo, and Raul Ma nine& who will tr;a1n to Tr1nl•y Ont•ersllT.
laolDg from St Philip"s Col·
::: wn• Muy Sauerwhtte, who
1 to aUend St. Mary's Unl­tera1ty
&ad major •n bUSlnU•
faee "Ford .-rs" pqe t )
I,.
Recipients of Ford Foundation scho­larsblps
for minority stu!1!!1tsdoarAei
1 ft, Daniel Arr.,..,.,n ,
standing, e ul Martinez Andrew
Marconi, Ra SAC S1tt1n• le ft,
Rocba, all from · -·
Joyce Shields, also from SAC, Jackie
L. AdltiDS, Mar y Satterwhite and
Frank Jasso, St. Philip's College. Re­ceiving
an award but nol shown is
Ir ene Chavez .
(&,q,rus-lfewa Pllolo)
No $•11den11 hul' regl.l\ertd
0ur1l1J Sptr•• Week, bo•UM
•till nam" al1d ptcturn or tu
candldattt wlll be placed on the
rub tabll'S In the LSC.
Vol.,,. may alplly their la·
'IOrU. cudldattbyplaclll(mooey
ll1 the botUe. Each penny will
count•• a vot•.
Ther• 15 no tlmll on Ill• number
or 'IOt•s Which m.y be cut Tbl•
y,a..r•a winners wall M•nnouneeid
at an April 16 danc~
Othu projllcls plannl'd for Spi­rit
Wttk art a · •atav• :lUC'UOn"
April •2 •• which •••••• may
bid lor Instructors and a " Ntclt•
ID Lu V~a" April 13, Tbl5
tvent wtll !ra•ure card pmtt
and rou•et1e
A campusclnn-up~y 16ach­du•
ed April N Warrants will tw,
senl'd on teacher, durini tbe
April 15 u jail d3.y" Wlructora
•111 i. forced to pay ba.ll lor th•tr
r•tns@.
Proceeds from all prornma
wilt Co lo an APO •tudt-nt loan
rund established nro years aeo
Tbe tund wu H• up ID milk•
Joas of up ID $50 to stud..,.•s
forced to q11u scl!OOI -.use or
1lnuc1a1 cl1fllcul1ln
So tar, moretlwlS5001ro111 Ill•
1"1111 has bffl1 lent to d@a.nlnC
lltudetls