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Take a Bow, Folks
F~ •.~ . .. ~,~~~~Y. ... !"~~ .,. ""~ Alumni Round-Up · · • ~~:~~- to commend students and faculty members who ~av~ Br J<rry Thorn.,.on <Rod>
done an OUtstanding job in lbe realm Of COllege 8 CitVJties, • AC<OI'dinR to £1 Alomo of 111-48. William H.
and possiblv ril!ht now there is no better choice than F«J"""" w 1 111 d<1o<r<b<od by <he phn>e "P;'';1:.
the Drama- and Music Departments for producing the will •dmirn." 'rbese wordJI ""' ~";:~~~.: Po·
"Soundsa.roundus" Musical Review. Uon AI he wu lnrlnll~h~;r.~~cmple at San Anto·
Under the direc:Uon of faculty members John Henson, •••"''• or th• Alz:;ar I" e.,;...;., has ••r.·<'ll •• ro..1
Allan Ross and Lvova Ring, the cast and crew of the ~·· 00 ~·~=·~~~ny Chop!« or 0•~ Eulcrn S!lir
school-wide talent 'show assembled a~d produced a pro- .. :::": ~ound~r and P8't pr .. idrnt ol !;'" Altalar
gram that was par t-xccllt-nct' for lh1s type o( perform- ~CJuwno He u abo 8 Muter M•><>n. 3.nd D<croe
nne<'. Good taste WliB 0 key to the high stnndord of pro- SroUt.h Rllo MniOo nnd Kntahl T•mplar.
duction e\'ident Jn the review. Many of the students
performinl! wert' professional musicians attt-ndlng San An­tomo
College. Olht-rs were highly-talented amateurs. The
show did not need n student announcer to dribble conver·
ltation between acts as set chan~ were completed in a
matto>r ot seconds, and acts were announced on cords.
Drnmntic lighting completed the brilliant atmosphere of
thr evening.
The "real winner'' of the show was Louis Cabaza and
his trio who walked oU with first place.
One- Stop Shopping!
Loftin Specialty
San Antonio College students O\\'e a lot to James 0.
Loftin, Jr., manager of the Book Store. After all, he's
turn<'d the Book Store into 11 tribute to one-stop shopping1
lor college students.
Loftin likes to think that the days of the musty old
Book Store are gone nnd that the swinging new Book
Store Is here. He hns specialized in st<JCking Book Store
shelves with all the Items students need and usc; but,
more importnnt. items that students wanl H.is interest is
purely studcnt-orlt'nted. and a walk through the Book I WiUinm Fer~n
Store re\-enls l1is ambition to stock cverythin11 student$ R• rl'ffiv<d h!J AA dogr"" ln lfi.IS and was a
need nnd want in one convenlt-nt store. Books, school member ol tho s. ... , •. v.u CM; •nd
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dent or
supplies. records. hose, gifts, pocket-books, jewelry, greet- Phi ~ .. Kappa Upon JITildwouon trom SAC be
!ng mrds, cosmetics-eommodities American college stu- oontlnuod work ll>W•nl hl• LLB d•a...,.. at the
dents spend millions of dollars on annually. B"J'Ior Low SchooL He re<clved hu du...., 10
1&:50
This may sound like an ad,•crtlsement bet'ause It ls, ond h .. ~n In lh• ~~Cnerot prG<tloto ot low v.tth
not necessarilv for the Book Store but for James 0. opeclalty tn property law In Son Antonio oio~ his
LoCtin, Jr. • • admbolon to lho ~"''• B~ A-.lat<on.
THE FUTURE
BElONGS TO THE FIT
In nu,.tna or -. reporting,
teechlna or teleriaion, the future
belongs to the fit. The Mure be·
longs to those Yltorou• enough
to live It, and ahllpe it. Are your
achools providlna for phyaical
fitness as part of the aound ec!u­eatton
yourchildren nMd to carve
out tlleir 1h<lre of the futuro? You
perents can help lee tllot tlley
do. Write: The President's Coun­cil
on Physical Atnes.s. Washing­ton,
D. C., for inlonniltlon. 11 PRESIDENT'S ~"'
COUNCIL ON (~_! =;:- ~>
Two Iormor SACI~ who oro roal17 "In the
money'' th~ day., a te J ohn Cf'OMM.an. who ~ehed
hl• A.A. !rom SAC In 19113, and &bort S..-n.u
Bro ... n. "·ho a lt<ndt'd SAC durlnJ lhe period from
IH7-59.
CJ"'Nmkn wu rtc.t!l'ltly p romoted to III51$Unl
vl..,.p.-..Jdcnt al !'irot Fcd•1'111 Sovtn=s and Loan
A.JIOdaUon ot San A.ntonto. '"Johnny:• u ht! wu
"'""ell~known on ea.mpuJ. waa PN~Jdcmt ot the SttJdent
Couoc:ll. was vot.ecs ''MOlt P opular"' and "'U a
member ol Ye Oid• ChoohJro Ch<eo<> Club.
Bn.wn. ·who al1el\dt'd T~xat Cbrlfttan Unhtontt
aftM' hU: two )'~art a t SAC, hl'• auu:rn~ tbt' voaf
tlon or trust om..,.. o( tho Main Bank and Trun. ll;
Ill allo ' tnto:mbt-r or the San Antonio Cbaptf'r ol
alnh~d 0
NotiOMI ~Uon Cor Bank Alldil Control
l)e'f11tiOOJ.
600 p.m
e·oo p.m.
G:30 p.m.
4•15 p.m.
S-110 P'1l.
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&:30 p m.
S IS pm.
8.30 pm.,
5:00 p .m.
~:30 pm.
I .QO p.m.
S:oo p.m.
6:110 l>.m..
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