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Spring Intramurals to Begin
By Sam Gonzalez & Marty Galindo
Spring Intramurals are scheduled to
get underway in mid-February Vvith
Mens’ and Womens’ Basketball and
Swimming. All administrators, staff,
faculty, and students of St. Philip’s are
eligible and encouraged to participate.
The purpose of Intramurals is to
provide recreational activity in order
to promote happiness, fellowship,
health, and worthy use of leisure time.
V.I.C.A.
Sponsors
Conference
By Manuel Coronado
The Texas State Officers Con-
ference and Workshop was held on
the weekend of January 23, & 24, 1987
at St. Philip’s College.
Attending the Leadership Con-
ference, along with St. Philip’s Voca-
tional Industrial Clubs of America
(V.I.C.A.) members were Texas State
Technical Institute (T.S.T.I.) Harl-
ingen, Waco, and Sweetwater .
Special guests were Sergeant First
Class Don Bredthauer and Lieutenant
Glen Morton of the Texas Air Na-
tional Guard.
The Leadership Conference and
Workshop is designed to improve and
prepare leaders of today to be better
leaders of tomorrow.
We wish to thank all of those who
participated, attended, and supported
us during that time.
FRIDAY
50’s Day
8:00 am- 8:30 pm.....Food Booths
1:00 pm - 2:00 pm . . .SPC Olympics
Leonard Mittleman/Emily Staats
Pool Tournament
Foosball Game
Basketball Game
Tennis Match
3:00 pm- 4:00 pm.......Volleyball
Game — SPC vs.
Burrell Bullies
(Gymnasium)
7:00 pm- 9:00 pm......Basketball
Game — SPC vs.
Lee College
(Gymnasium)
9:30 pm - 11:30 pm.......Sock Hop
Andre Adair, D.J.
(Student Union)
Intramural activities have been
designed to meet the needs of
everyone regardless of skill and abili-
ty.
Basketball games will be held every
Wednesday thru Friday from 2:00-4:00
p.m. Swimming activities will be an-
nounced after the entries are received.
If you have any questions concern-
ing the Intramural activities please
contact Sam Gonzalez at 521-3470.
Orientation
Held
By La Jean Robinson
The Psychology/Philosophy depart-
ment held an orientation session for
the part-time instructors on January
23. Those in attendance were:
Marvin Abney
Gladys Baez-Dickreiter, Chairman
Carol Cristian
Sam Clark Dibrell
Karen Douglas
Ralph Hernandez
Don Casteano Hoyt
C.L. Leonard
Kathryn Morgan, Dean
Norma Reyes
Virginia Tatum
Everette Turbon
BAR & GRILL
102 Meerscheidt
(Behind St. Philip’s College)
Mon.-Fri. 7 AM - Midnite
Weekends Til 2
MENU
Picadillo & Potato............90°
Bacon & Egg................80c
Bean & Cheese..............80c
Chorizo & Egg...............80c
Carne Guisada..............90c
Beef Fajita......... 90c
Chicken Fajita...............90c
Potato & Egg................80c
Egg & Cheese............. 80c
Extra Ingredients
Added to Tacos
Bean......................20c
Cheese....................20c
Guacamole................ 20c
BREAKFAST SPECIAL
7 a.m. - 9 a.m.
Bean & Cheese..............69c
Chorizo & Egg.............. 69c
B.M.O.C.
Garlan MacPherson, 22 is a
B.M.O.C.
What’s a B.M.O.C.? Why, a
Big Man On Campus, of
course! This graduating
sophomore is a very sure of
what he wants and how he in-
tends to get it. Listening to
others speak of him, words like
“excellent”, “hard worker”, “a
good student”, “consistent”,
and even “popular” come up.
So, what gives a guy all the
right things on the ball? The
Ball.
Garlan has figured out that
he has the ability to pay his
way through college by playing
basketball. “Big deal” you say,
“lots of athletes dream of ‘mak-
ing it’ someday. Well, the dif-
ference with Garlan is, he sees
the game as a way of ‘making
it’ in school instead of seeing
school as a way of ‘making it’
in basketball.
IHi
Garlan MacPherson
“I’m using basketball to pay
the way. I guess I’d play pro
ball is the offer is right but, my
goals are always there.
“Some people think that St.
Philip’s is not the school to go
to lead to better things
(schools), but I think that if you
have talent, you can go
anywhere. They’ll find you!”
What he really aspires to be
is a drug enforcement officer -
not a NARC - but an interna-
tional drug smuggling expert!
Although he doesn’t know
anyone in the field to help him
get in, he intends to “Go For
It!” and make his dreams a
reality.
COOPERATIVE
MINISTRY
CENTER
Cooperative Ministry Center
525 S. Mittman
533-9819
We offer Bible Sharing, Mondays at 10:00 a.m.
Non-Denomination Service.
Every other Wednesday 11:00 a.m.
Worship Service (Mass)
First & Third Fridays 11:00 a.m.
We invite all students, faculty, staff and administration.
Mrs. Dorothy C. Pickett, Director
Father Isidore Vicente, Assistant Director
♦NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION
L.C.R.
