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              wttl have to pay • $5 late f ...
Registration commences
for about 17,000 students
Rog1flrat1on loday opens the
48th academic year lor approx­imately
17,000 day and 41Ytn1nn
sludetrt$. •
Registrar GI..,,, A Doohtll•
expects en 1neroas• of about 500
from 11st year's total
Even,og d1v1s100 reg,strahon
starts at 5 p.m, Day and evening
d1v,sion reg1str.t1on w,11 con•
t,nu. lhroust, Monday
served bastt. R•tum,ng students
got their lime permrb ,n alp·
habehcal ordGr with an equal
number of Hrlyperm,ts for each
day of rog,slrai1on, Oool,ttle
sa,d
"Th,s g,vos everyone • chance
at getting en early permit, no
metter what his last ,nihal ,s,"
Doohttl• said
For the hrsl ltme, many vattr •
ans h•r• will rec.iv• the,r first
checlt from Iha Veteran's Adm•·
nislrahon when they reg,sl$r
''Some veloran studonts have
oxperionced tong we,ts tor lh<>tr
chedts ,n the past. and we nop..
this system w,11 help ehmmele
this waiting period," Ooohttte
s11d.
Time permits ror' the nearly
5,000 1r1conung fr-Mhmtn were
Issued on I ftrsl·como, fi .... 1-
The hrsl day of classes will
be W"'*1esday, Aug. 29 Late
reg1slrahon will be Aug. 28·31.
Students rogistoring 11 this time
Interested veloran slud<,<,ts
should consult a coons,,lor for
complete 1nlorm1hon.
VOL. XLVIII NO. 1
OR. JEROME WEYNAND
Trustees vote to increase
district teaching salaries
Telchers here will not receive
ment PIY 1n addition to their
r~lar salaries this year.
To. San Antonio Union Junior
College D1strictboardoftrustees
voted lo haveacomm1tteefurther
~udy the concapt of merit pay at
' s Aug. 17 meeting. An increase
'" 51lary for all employees w1 II
replece merit pay
Trustees voted to raise the
bes. salary $400 annually across
tht board for teachers and ad­ministrators
and $200 for non·
teachmg staff
Pr.or to this action, a percen­tage
of teachers was to rK&1ve
between $100 and $800 in merit
pay
Salaries for some faculty ;::::e•s also w,11 increase
T se of length of service
he board voted to extend the
~lary schedule to the twenty·
irst and lwMty-second steps
wluch will result ,n more payfo;
!etchers who have IM,..-, with the
d,str,ct for more than 20 years.
m ThtS YHr's budget. the largest
tn. history of the college, was
lpproved by the board Exact
ligurn '"" not available be·
~ or the selary increase but
1111 Bellinw,ausen, v1ca p;e,,­clent
for achlmmrat,on, Hh·
mated a budget of $16,500,000.
The board app.-oved an agree·
ment between the college and lht
San Antonio Ari League for use
of th• Koehlerlto!M- Th1sagrff·
mant begins Sept. 1, but the dale
of the opening of the gallery 1s
not kt,own.
The home will be called lht
Koehler Cultural Center end will
house a p,A,he art gallery,
The coll&oe inherited the home
in 1972
M-1 c. Gonzales, vice pre­sident
of the board, said approx•·
mately $2 million ,n scholarships
is aveitobl• to 1tnanc1ally disad·
vantaged studo<rts
Trustees ooc1ded to use every
reasonable method to p,A,ltcize
theSI sc;/lolarships. which ant
ev11labl• thr-o,q, th• financial
11ds office.
Following the board meeting,
the bolrd and approximately 150
area bus1"essmtfl t,onon!d r.­hr,
ng pres1ckwlt Waylend P
Moody with a luncheon
The eo,caton and t,uslnesS­men
held the lunchlOII in the
Moody Learr11no Center
The Moody Leerrung C...ter
was recently n.,,,.d "' honOr of
the .-.t1r"'9 pASidlnL
August 23, 1973
Weynand will assume presidency
of local iunior colleges Sept. 1
For Iha ftr$t time ,n the col·
lege's 48-yoar history, a former
student will become president
wi..., Or Jerome F. Weynand
assumes the post Sept. 1
Weynand holds undlrgredoalo
degrees from San Antonio Col ·
lege and the University of Texas
II Aushn. He earned his M.A.
from Trinity Un,ven,ty and his
Ph.D at UT· Ausltn
He w11 a stiff writer-photo•
grapher for lh• E,cprus • Ne.n
from 1950 untll 19S4 He cam• to
the college 1n 19S4 as registrar
He has ,11,0 ,,rved u d<lan or
studont 1ffairs, v,ce pn,s,dent
and presickwlt-etect of the
collegu Weynand, ~. replaces Dr
Wayland P. Moody, who roltrff
Aug. 31 after a SO·year ~­t1onal
cereer
Named pres,dwlt-elact by the
Union Jia,ior Coll191 D11trict
Board of Trustees IHI Aug. 18,
Weynand said he was reedy to
usume Iha prHicMney.
"I think it's graat I have i,..,n
wailing rn the wings a tong time
now and I'm reedy to star1,"
he.u1d
College adds two areas
to help parking problem
For-1ng a smooth transl·
tion, ha predicted r- changes
for the upcoming year.
"We'll keep thing pretty much
u they are. WehaveafmeM:hool
and a fine enrollment and we Just
plan to keep movtng forward u
wt have ,nth• pu1," he said.
Weynand emptiuind that a
lad( of maior changH does not
mean the colleges will stand sit II
"We know ... WIii not be able
to m1illla1n the flatus quo and
rt1II serve tho needs of a chang­ing
world and I changing sn,d,,nt
body
"The malte·up ola stuclOffl body
,s never static and th• college
must change tom..t thastudonls'
changing needs," he setd
Soma of Weynand'• special
concerns ihis year are veterans
and older students,
"More veterans are go,ng to
college here then 1Y1r before.
vet.ran anrollmonl peaks alter
..,.ry war, and th• Vietnam War
wu no ucept1on. We hope Iha
college, thro<4' o.rr Vet1ran'1
(),1.-.ach program, a.,rVeteran's
Club and our -hng pro·
g,'affl, will b<t able to solve ...,
problems o.rr vt1eran students
m1~ hive," i.. a11d
Older student• al.a arutttnd-
1ng college ,n .-.cord numbers.
hesa1d.
''W!Mn • per.en has bHn -ay
from set-I for • long time, as
15
true, w,th SOffl4t of o.rr older
students, - fHI we need to •u­pose'
11,,om to modem concepts
of education.
"Tius ,s par111:utarly true ot
people ,n tect,nical coursff, no
matter how old th9)' a.-..
"We will try to counsel 1hese
poopt• into comb1n1ng the.r tach·
n,ul and hbanl arts 1lull1 We
.,,II try to eo,cala the whole
person." ha aatd.
Two new panting lots here
should help to 1ll4111,ale the cot­t991'
a crowded pant1ng facili·
ties.
One new lot is ,t Myrtle and
LewtS streets, and the other Is
at W. Pent andM1v1rickst....t1.
Frri Ouckwor1h, new director
of plant security here, said the
lots have not betn striped yet.
but he eslimatea they wi II pro·
vule approximately 300-500 new
parking spacu.
Only about hall the students
here have penting perm1ta This
year's anrollmont shouldbubout
500 more then lasl yur's, Glenn
Ooohttle, registrar, said II hall
of these 500 students purchase
panttng permits, the ,ncr••~ "'
available spaces ohould be be
twaen50and250
Ouckwor1h s11d the college
plens more lots in the near
Mure.
"We are buying everything -
can," lwl se1d "There should be
two more lots finished by the tnd
of this year, malting a tot•I of
lour new lots th11 yHr ...
In adchtton to but Id mg,,... lots,
Duckworth plans an ..iuc:ationat
program to e,cpla,n tho college's
panting rules to ih• students.
"I hope to wont with the Stu•
dint Reprosantat,ve Assemblage
and other student groups to eK·
plain ih• weys we are try,ng to
nse the pantmg problem:· he
Aid
"Most hckets go to studonts
who get to school late andhaveto
park .,y place they can to get
to class on hma," ho said.
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