Alamo Heights High School - Olmos Yearbook (San Antonio, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1950 volume:

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YVe hope that in years to come it will bring back memories of pleasant times and old acquaintances such as are recorded within these pages. The staff, therefore, feels that it is fitting to have chosen our school song, "Blue and Gold," as the theme of the 1950 Olmos. The Editors 2 i 'V I IK NKJV Vll'A X W .ff gf! i Av' 1 ff' W' Q ,,, I iff -f x gg? f . A Vx jr In JXAM. ,.kk ,xx A X V7 f , 'ff Y WK Q ,i ' xi A r W A N 'C 'XXL 'W XE jf X' wif ff, an A CO-EDITORS ...77,... . ..,.......,,...., ,,,-,,,., CO-BUSINESS MANAGERS ..,7.,.., ,.,. , SPONSORS ..,..,S77. M jerry Anne Beard Kenneth .Kotzebue Barbara Miller Patt Dilworth Miss Brigham Mr. Heintzen Mr. Freeman srfigkl.. Q - N 43? fix A I 9' Y FRY' we , x l N' fl Q ,nVV.,.,,. ,,, N N - .W A S K - ax S A A N. W M35 4 y X nf S we ,, vrr .. ,fr 'f , Q S I W 11 -rv ,,.S '12 2 TABLE'OF CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION ....I,,, CLASSES SS..,7.,S,,,SSSS,,SSSS7, Senior Class ,7SS,7,,7 Iunior Class ....77.I.... Sophomore Class ., II,,, , FAVORITES .,7,, CLUBS ,. ..7SSSSSSSSSS SSSSSSSSSS SSSSSS,,SCv S S National Honor Society ,.7,,S A Quill and Scroll ,,7,7,,7777777, Student Council ,,,,,,,,7 Service Club cccccccccccc Stage H ands, ,,,. . Hi-Y ,,77. , ,,,7 Senior Y-Teen .S ,7,I ,S Iunior Y-Teen ISStSeeccccc,ccc Sophomore Y-Teen 7 Latin Clubn , ,,,,,, Los Amigos ,.t,,, Library Club ,,,7,,,7 Olmos Staff ,SccS,,7,, Hoof Print Staff cSccSc,, Pep Squad ttt,,, F.T.A. . I ,, Chorus tt,tt,,,,.,tc Bancl ,t,,,,.,,,,, ,,,,,, Bowling Club ,,,,,7,,tt SPORTS - ,,.,,t Football ...., . .7c,7 S Basketball ,,,.,..., Track LttttLt,t,, Tennis A , , EVENTS ,,77cc,,,,,, SNAPSHOTS . ., ADS ,,,.ttcccccccc 4 1 x fv- v 410' sw. wp.- , mam. 6 11 ,,. M, . -qw wvxvf . - i k , 1 BOARD OF EDUCATION of Alamo Heights Independent School District MR. ALTON E. ROBERTSON ...t..t.. t..t .,.,. P r esident MRS. COLE KELLEY ..7.....,,,..v,. tti...t,ti.... S ecretary MR. GEORGE M. LUHN t7,7,t7 ....,t.. V ice-President MR. ROY H. GARWOOD MR. ARTHUR M. MICHAEL MR. H. B. ZACHRY Wm F .M FINE ARTS MRS. GLADYCE KURTZ Speech MR. HAROLD GREENLEE Music MISS EVELYN HERMAN Art MR. E. 0. ARSERS Band Wiki FACULTY A 5 HISTORY MR. FRANK HEINTZEN MRS. ANNIE A. PRUITT Civics-Biology ENGLISH AND IOURNALISM MR. HOMER UTLEY, IR. Iournalism MISS ANNABELLE GILMER English MISS BESSIE BRICHABI English MISS MARY B. CARVER Librarian MRS. OMA VORDENBAUM English FOREIGN LANGUAGES MRS. BETTY THOMPSON Latin MISS DOLLY D. HARRELL Spanish MRS. ARRA P. SAWYER Spanish SCIENCE AND MATH MR. MELVIN DAVIS Chemistry MRS. NEDA SGHAEFFER Physics and Math MR. LOUIS FREEMAN Math MRS. JEAN SHELTON Math COMMERCIAL BUSINESS MISS PATTIE GILLESPIE Typing MRS. VELMA HILL PRIDGEN Typing and Steno GUIDANCE-VOCATIONAL MISS DOROTHY BUNYAN Guidance Teacher MRS. ELAINE CAROL Homemaking MR. EDWARD LaGRONE Mechanical Drawing P "1 5 PHYSICAL EDUCATION MR. JOHN CORNER "B" Football "B" Basketball, Track I. E. "BALDY" MARTIN Varsity Football MISS FRANCES SIMS Girlls Health Ed. MR. JOE GUILLORY Line Coach Varsity Football, Varsity Basketball. SECRETARIES MISS HELEN DAWSON MRS. DOLLY BUECHEL I 1 W--' ff' L. ,, f vw- . W 1 'lie' :VU x...f?P , .v...mAw!A 1' 7 'W".Li'.- ' ' f" Rw,LiiSQZg.9'ffw -, I Q., ' ' ' ' 4w:,:1,.f 41 was - gf: 'T SE ICR CLASS ,rr it . R f , if K ,,ff nj - fi President ,,,7,,77 ,,,,,7 Vice-Fresh Rec. Sec ...,...7 .,A,7.. C orr. Sec ..,,7,, 7.SS... Treasurer ,,777,7 ,. Dick Peacock Donald Watson Bartell Zachry Kathryn Krueger Rusty Crowley Chaplain ,,7,77 ,,,77, Parl .,,,.,7, ,, ,, Girl Hist. be it 7 Boy Hist .,o7,,.,7,7 ,.,, . Sgt.-at-Arms ,.,, ,. .,,. . , Q Qs , gf. ,iirirfgii -sig! T , i . zfhyasq 'K it 4' ,,f on I xx .NL T- Betty Menefee Patsy Young Paula West Dennis Murphy George Montgomery just as familiar songs are remembered through the years as "old standbysf' so the gradu- ating class of Alamo Heights High School will be remembered by all as the standbys of the student body throughout each year of their high school career. The class of 1950 has been an enthusiastic and diligent group, which has commanded the respect and admiration of our community and our city. Their reputation as dependable and reliable workers will entitle the members to their rightful places as citizens of our America. JERRY ANNE BEARD To take a trip to Cali- . fornia. Pep Squad '47-50, Y-Teen '47-'50, Dram. Club '47-,50, Service Club '49-'50, Co-Ed. of Olmos '49-'50, Nat. Hon. Soc. '50, Quill 8: Scroll '50, S. C. '49-'50, f f7f95js" 'fifff' .1721 -4., - - x ,,,, H 'ad' A it-1 FAITH BARRETT To be an interior decorator. JOHN AUSTIN Transferred from St. Mar- To marry a rich heiress from Virginia. B Team Football '48, Hi-Y '47-,49, Treas. '48, Track '50. t1ns Hlgh. .. ,, . . S .,.,..gD..:. K. I -. wif ' + V 15:21 - A11-I ,: ft..-gi ,.. .gf 5 wgag p 5 T3 ., . 1 Qs M f , 4 - hi? . ,,". SAM BASSETT To have a date with Eliza- beth Taylor. Hi-Y ,49-'50, Stage Hand '49-'50, Sgt.-at-arms '49-'50, Annual Ad. Staff. - .r fa-.I'tF1-:xmas ' ,, - PHYLLIS BERGGREN To go to college and get married. Q Band ,46-,50, Y-teen '47, An- nual typist '49, All - City Band ,49-'50, SC. Club '49. KADERLI BOSTICK To help Texas win the war with the North. IEANETTE BRADLEY S.C. ,47-'48, Dram. Club '47- ,48, Sp. Club '47-,48, Serv. Club ,49-'50, Hoof Pr. Staff '49-'50, Jr. Plays '48-,49, Y- Teen ,47-,50, Treas. ,49-'50, Pep Squad ,47-'50, Hist. ,49- ,50, Cirls Cho. ,49-,50, Sr. Play ,5O. 13 ,- A . . If :ST-gfff BOB BRANCH To be a Hollywood movie director. PATSY BRAND To be a surgical nurse. S.C. ,48-,49, Y-Teen '47-,48, Mixed Cho. '49-'50, Lib. Club '49-'50, RALENE BROTHERMAN To be a nurse and to be able to pass a football a hundred yards. Y-teen '49-,50, Sec. of Adv. LINDA BRUNBERG To be an old maid and live in a hermitls cave. Serv. Club '49 - ,50, Pep Squad ,47-,50, Hoof Pr. ,48, Club Ed. '48-,49, Managing Ed, ,49-'50, Y-Teen '47-'50, Olmos staff '48-,49, Adv. of- ficer ,47-'48, Dram. Club ,47-'48, Quill 61 Scroll ,49-,50. 14 ,48-'50, Sc. Club ,49-'50. Q .a5'AS1:?n'zwfnf R my 1. J 5,1 ?f'J in A3393 N ' L J. Hg , fa lf 1. - . ' A P ' ig-if lf' L W 2911 21 Ss.. if fffz ,JYMSFQW 'X :fried ,:f2.:1zf-2.4.1 mm ,el Fwd, af Q 6 E51 gr ,Fax M . ,iwsiifi L LI ,Q 2 A Z , 2 '-fm gi .-,.!,, i - so i"-. :qw , , ' - A iigjzi-A .ri ,G R+ lr ' ' ' . .r,:EQEi . - C 'fff.f l va lx M ,, J Q gf RONALD BURNS A . . I " , To be an Industrial De- signer. Adv, Pres. '47, S.C. '47-'48, Soc. Chr. S.C. '49-,50, Bas- ketball B Team '47-,48, Hi-Y ,47-,5O, Adv. Sgt.-at-Arms ,48-,49, SC. Club '49-,50, Sr. Play ,49-'50, Stage Hand '49- 50. GEORGE CAMPBELL To be an arclzitecl and de- x sign dog houses. Hi-Y ,49-,50, Stage Hand ,49-'50. l I ffl ROSE CARCAGNO To be a secretary. Cho. '49. NORA LEE CARPENTER QSHORTYJ lust to he! Pep Squad ,46 - ,47, Adv. Treas. '47, Dram. Club Rep. '49-'50, Y-teen '46-'49, Bowl- ' ing Club '47, Tennis Club ,49, Y-Teen Pro. Chr. '48. IOHN CAVENAUGH To travel abroad. Mixed Cho. '48-'50, Dram. Club ,49-,50. BILL CHAPMAN To be a professional burn. Band '45-'50, Swing Band '47-,50, All-City Band '46- '50 DIEU RUSSELL CROWLEY RUSTYJ CHARLOTTE 4 CRAWFORD To do whatever I want to fTODDYJ do, well. Fire Chief ,49, Treas. Sr. To own a Texas ranch Class '49-'50, "B" T e a m Y Teen 49 50 Glfls Cho Football '48, Varsity '49, 49 50 Olmos Staff 49 50 Trackgo. I DAPHNE DALTON S.C. ,48-'50, Vice-Pres. ,49- '50, Nat. Hon. Soc. '49-'50, Quill and Scroll '49-'50, Ser. Club '49-'50, Y-Teen ,47-'49, Chap. ,48-'49, Span. Club '47-,50, Pres. ,49-,50, Mixed Cho. '48-,50, Accom. '49-'50, Girlls Cho. '48-,50, Olmos ,48-'50, Feature Ed. ,49, Pep Squad Asst. Mgr. '49-'50, Girls State '49. MATT DAVIS To get along with everyone Hi-Y '48-'50, V.-Pres. of Adv ,49-'50. 15 CUSTAVA DEITZE To sing in Musicals. Y-Teen '47-'49, Pres. '48 Vocalist Swing Band '48 Tennis Club '48, Girls Chol 1 MARY DE SHAZO To teach in the Alamo Heights Elementary School. Y-Teen '47-'50, Pep Squad '49-'50, Dram. Club '48-'50, Ir. Plays '49, Girls Cho. '47- '50 9 xx... 1 - .1 lj.: si i W ...... is l EDDIE DEWEES To own the U. S. Mint. Dram. Club '47-'48, "B" Team Basketball '47-'48, Varsity Basketball '48-'50, Hi-Y '48-'49, Sgt.-at-Arms '49-'50, J it Gees' .4 S529 me H II ROSEMARY DUKE To own a swimming pool. Y-Teen '47-'50, Music Chair- man '47, V.-Pres. '49, Swing Band Pianist '48-'50, Tennis Club '48, Pep Squad '48-'50, Dram. Club '49, Adv. Treas. '47, Adv. V.-Pres. '48, Adv. Sec. '49, S.C. '48, Ir. Class Parl. 16 iiffzfxieeeazs .V iam' .wif-'H -- . E , . ...... . . ' l i LLOYD DUNCAN To be on the U.S. Olympic Rifle Team. Dram. Club '49-'50. SON NY FIELDS To be a success in every field. Hi-Y '47-'49, Dram. Club '49, "B" Team Football '48, E! BILL FITCH To pass English. Pres. Adv. '47, V.-Pres. '48, Hi-Y '47-'48, Soph. Class Treas., Asst. Football Mgr. '49. JOHN FRANKE To be an engineer. TOMMY FULLER To be a success in college football. Band ,47-,49, Football '48- ,50, "B" Team Football ,47, RAIFORD FOSTER Track '47-,50 BILLIE IEAN CALLAWAY To be a secretary and sit on my bossls lap. Y-Teen '47-'50, Band '48-'50, Bowling Club ,48-'50, Girls Cho. ,48-,50, Mixed Cho. '47-,50. K .r f .fl PATSY GARRETT To get a degree! Mm? JERRY CQALLAWAY Y-Teen '49-,50, Mixed Cho. To find my second million. Football '47, Basketball ,48- '49, Band ,46-,49, Hi-Y '48- ,49, S.C. '48, Track ,48-'49. ,49-'50, Bowling Club 49- '50 DIANE GILES T 0 make a law against KBUTTD haircuts. Pep Squad ,47-,50, Y-Teen '47-'50, SOC. Chr. '49-'50, Dram. Club '49-,50, Bowling Club '49-'50, S.C. '46-'47, Adv. Sec. '47-'48, Sec. Treas. '48-,49, Hoof Pr. Typ. '49- ,50, Girls Cho. '48, Mixed Clio. '49-'50. 17 RUTHIE GOLDBERG S.C. ,47-,48, Hou. Mem. ,45- '50, Ir. Class Hist. ,48-'49, Hoof Pr. ,48-,49, Most Rep. Soph. Nat. Hou. Soc. '49-,50, Pres., Y-Teen ,47-,49, Rep. ,47-'48, Pres. ,48-'49, Serv. Club '48-,50, V.-Pres. ,49-'50 Pep Squad ,47-150, Lt., V.- Pres. Quill and Scroll ,49-,50. s 1 CARY GRANBERC Anything legitimateg to make money. Hi-Y ,49-,50, Track ,49-'50, Football ,47. MALCOLM CRANBERRY To be a doctor. Band ,45-,50, A11-City Band '48-,50, Science Club '48-,50, Pres. '49-,50, Nat. Hon. Soc. ,5O. I ,Q A ffl PAA 52:5 S ROBERT CRAY To find out what makes the atoms go round. Basketball Manager '47, Nat. RONALD HARDY Hon. Soc. '48, Olmos Staff T0 be U Pf0feSSi0m1l h0b0 s j r ,48, S.C. '48, F.T.A. Treas. '49-'50, Quill 81 Scroll ,50. 18 in the underworld. Hi-Y ,49. JIMMIE HARRISON To be a famous guitar play- er and singer. Hi-Y '47-'50, Band ,47-'50, Sp. Club '47, Dram. Club ,49, Mixed Cho. ,48-,50, Swing Band '47-'50, Olmos ,48-'49, Jr. Plays '49, Nat. Hon. Soc. ,50. ALAN HEMPHILL To graduate from U. S. Naval Academy. Mixed Cho. '48-'50, Dram. Club '49-'50, Hi-Y Chaplain '49-,50. .l ROBERT HENDRY To be a cartoonist. "A" Team Football '49, BUDDY I-IIERHOLZER To do something right for Mr. Arsers. Band '43-,49, Drum Major ,48-,49, Hi-Y ,46-,47. BETTY HERBER To he as .successful the rest of my life as I have been this past year. Band '48-,50, Y-Teen ,49-,50. BOB HILLMAN To get along with everyone. "Bb Team Basketball '47, S.C. ,48-,49, Hi-Y ,48-'49, Dram. Club '49. BOB HIMES To get an Army commis- sion. Hi-Y '49-,50, All-City Band '49-'50, Science Club ,49, Swing Band '48-'50, Band '45-,50. - 14 ', . if y A CLIFFORD fl A ill ' HUTCHIN SON LESLIE HUNTER lust to he happy. Transferred from Ennis High Hi-Y '46, S.C. ,-47. Schogll 19 MILBY JAMES To get married and live happily ever after. Pep Squad ,47-319, Y-Teen '47-,50, Tennis Club 718, Girls, Cho. '49-,50. CONNIE JOHNSON To be a doctor or an author. Bowl. Club. ,47-318, Band ,47-319, Swing Band ,48-'49, Span. Club, Y-Teen '47-'49, Sec. 718, Serv. Club 48-'50, Nat. Hon. Soc. '49-'50, Quill Sz Scroll '50, .Af 'ill' MARGARET JOHNSON To be in the diplomatic corps. Band ,47-,50, Majorette, Y- Teen ,48-'50, Span. Club Serv. Club, Dram. Club., Sr. Play, Tennis Club 318349. a BARBARA JEAN JORDAN To he always happy. Y-Teen '47-'50, Pep Squad ,48-'50, Majorette ,49-,50, Dram. Club ,49-,50, Girls' Cho., Hoofprint staff '48- '49, Jr. Play iso. 20 ETTIE LU JORDAN To be able to get along with and understand people al- ways. Pep Squad ,48-'50, Major ,49-,50, Serv. Club Treas. '48-,50, Y-Teen '47-'50, Mule Stall V.-Pres., Olmos Staff '49-'50, Adv. Sgt.-at-Arms. JEANNE KEILMAN To learn not to stick my foot in my mouth. Swing Band Vocalist '49-,50, Mixed Cho., Octette ,47-,50, Dram. Club '47-,50, Jr. Play. J ,A , Sgt Q fy H rl K X . p K V. .V . In ,aj :P .lxlr ,, .gg ."- .,.-,. if -ff. . J .: galil gg 3234 tr' ,. ... , VVLL 3 l ,J . .5 is irl W . i . i RONNIE KNOWLTON To major in Military Aoia- tion. Mixed Cho. '47-'50, Hi-Y '49-,50. ,.,g,ii,.L,, .5..gf.,ff .i..J:,VEm.,,.1"'fh,? if .- :WW Q ASM- Q3 5533? ' A f 'riliif fflsggli 'lla-X i gfl--W JL- 4 ai gf, is if -' Q iqwfcibigl Ugg.: ' F435 1 fe NIR if 53-xl 1 J ? ig Mir 'Q' Ki e ' c W 'ia -'21 nf wx '-114 ..,. WSH., J f 22594: ' H Y K I 1 V. -iq. i.ww.,r,, . 1... ,wry - gap.-. .. .1 A I is .... . T .. .25 W, II' 1 , .3 KENNETH KOTZEBUE Band '46-'50, All-City Band ,5O, Adv. Sec. Treas. '46-347, Adv. V.-Pres. '48-,49, S.C. ,49-'50, Olmos Photo. ,48- '49, Co-Ed. Olmos '49-'50, Nat. Hon. Soc. 549350. Quill and Scroll, ,50. llo , - ,I . . LI- L... . . A 5554? A E 2ii2L2-.1-' 5? QF! 1' E fi':s J Av K.. llll . llo ll, 1 , M 'i DICK LEAVITT ll To be an electrical en- DOROTHY LA CUE gmeef- fDORYj "BD Team Basketball ,48. To succeed in whatever I undertake. Band ,46-'50, Band Lib. ,48- ,50, Stu. Dir. ,48-'49, Band Majorette ,49-,50, Mixed Cho. ,48-'50, Y-Teen ,47-,50, Nat. Hou. Soc. '50. A 1 is , 'ff "ffm N 4 1 ,5 is J ' WL E1 1 V VME 4 WW ' ' .olio i?:'lllllf31l Lf . moi:szf,eL'isn.fae?iZe ,.,1. ..k,,,,,, , J ,W k ,pie XX 1: ' ii a Q. BOBBIE KRAUSE To be an Astro-physicist. Dram. Club ,49-,50, Band '45-'50, SC. Club '47-319, All- City Band ,49, Swing Band '49-,50. MARY LABRECI-IT To be a millionaire by the time lim 21. Pep Squad ,48-,50, Y-Teen '49-,50, Dram. Club '47-'48, Hoofprint '-49350, Mixed Cho. '47-'48. KATHRYN KRUECER To receive a degree in Physical Education. Corr. Sec. Sr. Class, Ser. Club ,49-'50, Y-Teen '49-'50, Band ,47-'50, All-City Band ,49-'50, Mixed Cho. '49. .VLL .ggfmwl '-', if ' f - . ,ii , . ,iff L , -' ,.i -M 'ww' PM L H sl .- 1 'PS if 'Xe " f ., .,. .,-..., -A i ' A-A ,. 1231-' K 5 ...,, F ' li 1- . K... JACK C. LEWIS To study art. 21 TOM LEWIS To be a Geologist or a Min- e'f1l0siSf5 WILLIE LEWIS Hi-Y 48-50, Pres. of Adv. ' U '49,'507 Sc' Club '49-'50, 01- To make a million at ranch- mos Sports Co-Ed. '50. Wg- , H1-Y 49. I JOE LOTSPEICH To graduate from AirM in 4 years. S.C. '48-'49, Football '49, Hi- Y ,46-,47. BETSY MADDEN To pursue and achieve as many ambitions as possible. BILL M ANNINC Kali? vliiiii 2555 2229 To make 810000011 W- Teen Chap. '47. 22 55529 ff F15 -. 1 1255. .F ' " - I .. If.-mf' ff-Qzfxfl, - I. -1 f 'li"": . "M A " La? A.Sf5f"2,. G21 , Iliff ,, 3 , f ,iw-'Qfwf-:aft-2 f f g..,f,,..5--.ffm ' V 2 ff - 1 1 . 4 I 1 :if-gg ,.., - 1 1: 1 ' W A A A ..,, V ,A . ,AIV .A . ,V.. .Y LIZBETH MARTIN To be "lit upv on, Broad- way. Y-Teen '48-'50, Dram. Club '49-,50, Y-Teen Sgt.-at-Arms '48, Sr. Play ,50, Pep Squad ,49-,50. A of JIMMY MAYOR To be a big figure in the U.S. government. Hi-Y '47-'50, Pres. '48-'49, V .-Pres. '49-'50, Dram. Club ,47-'50, Chap. '49-'50, Hoof- priut '48-'50. BETTY MENEFEE Always to have lots of friends. S.C. '47-'48, Pep Squad '48- ,49 Cheerleader, Mule stall Pres., Olmos Staff, Club Ed. '48-,49, Y-Teen, Serv. Club ,48-,50, Quill and Scroll ,50, Most Popular Girl. PAT MCENNIS To be always happy and successful. Y-Teen '48-'50, Business Mgr. Hoofprint, '49-,50, Fea- ture Ed. Olmos, Mixed Cho- rus, Octette, Serv. Club, MARY ANN McHANEY To be happy and successful always. Pep Squad '47-'50 Pres., Dram? Club '47-'50, Class Hist. 347348, Ser. Club '48- ,50, Nat. Hon. Soc., Quill and Scroll, S.C. '49-'50, Most Rep. Sr. Girl. B SHIRLEY MCNEILL To he a school teacher. Y-Teen ,49 - ,50, Bowling Club '49-,50. ' Dram. Club, Sr. Play, Quill and Scroll '50, Nat, Hon. Soc. ,50. KNOX MILLER To be a petroleum en- gineer, Football '49, Tennis 349350. GEORGE MONTGOMERY To marry Ettie Lu. Band ,47-'50, Sgt.-at-Arms, NB" Football, Mixed Cho. '48-,50, Vice-Pres. '49-,50, Swing Band '47-,50, Dram. Club '49-'50, Pep Squad Pin-up Boy ,49. IO AN MUNROE To be an artist. Girls, Cho. ,49-,50, Y-Teen '47-'48. 23 iswqy-In DENNIS MURPHY To go to Tennessee for a certain reason. Olmos Staff Art. ,49-550, "B" Team Basketball '48, Track PAT NELSON To go back to Denver. gpm 'AJ 6 '48-'507 Hj-Y 213350, Adv. Rand '47-'50, Sp. Club '47- JIMMIE NEW V.-Pres. ,48-'49 S.C. '48-'50 48 Y-Teen ,48-,50 Dram BOY Hist. Sr. Class. l Club '47-,50, I l PZQOSO to the Island of Pago' IOANNE NEW To play the String Bass while riding my horse. Band ,47-,50, Mixed Cho. '47-,48, Lib. Club '47-'48. 24 DOROTHY PALMER Cheerleader ,49-,50, Pep Squad '49-,50, Y-Teen, ,47- '5O, V.-Pres. '48-,49, Sp. Club l47-,49, Dram. Club ,49-,50, Olmos '49-'50 Serv. Club I , U riisiigir'iffigfigifliil be ' 4 T - . ' '-'Eliwiw -- . JU?-:,:lf1yzf5g?gfk iff. .,1i---wie - : 1q:.,'1f1g+f,':fQ ,S sw wa... v g frm-.waz N S. Zu' , - ' O 1 ' :1..2if!frf2l1E.iifi... ig. , . .., . , K Tl.. H ' J , , .1 lr I 5 .1-. fl I A il N?" ,J . BEVERLY PAPE To be a nurse. BOWllllg Clllb ,48-150, r r - 7 r r C1 ln ,47-'50, Serv. Cl b ,49- 49' 50' Girls Cho' 49' 50' '5fll Pep Squad '49-'g07 SC, To be a doctor of medicine Club '49-'5O. Hi-Y ,46-'47, S.C. '48-,49. ,K xv FRANKIE MAE PENNER ' To be a typist. JOANNE PEATLINC Chorus ,49-,50 To go through college suc- DICK PEACOCK cessfully and always stay happy. T0 Stay happy' Y-Teen ,49-'50, Mixed Cho. Pres. of Sr. Class, Pres. of -48--50 Girls Cho. -48--50' Adv. ,47, Treas. of jr. Class, S.C. ,48, Treas. '48, Hi-Y '47. BILL POTTER IUDY PHELPS To learn how to yoclel. Hoofprint I-18350, Ed. ,49- ,50, Pep Squad '47-'50, Sgt. '49-,50, S.C. Cor. Sec. '49- ,50, Y-Teen ,47-,5O, Chap Hist., Span. Club, Dram Club, Quill at Scroll '49-'50, Nat. Hon. Soc. ,50. 3 X . PAT PHILLIPS Always to be successful and happy before and after I get a Mrs. degree. Y-Teen '47-'50, Pro. Chr. ,47, Treas. ,48, Soc. Serv. Chr. ,49-350, Tennis Club ,47, Bowling Club ,48-,50. To own a thousand acres of JIM PIRRUNG lllirrqis , Band 47- 50. To have my own automo- bile. Latin Club ,47-'48, Dram. Club '49-'50, 25 ANN REEVES To be an Interior Deco- rator. Transferred f r 0 ln Austin High in 319, Y-Teen ,49-'50, TEDDY RITCHEY T0 be a success in anything Bowling Club '49-'50, 1510- , JOYCE ROCHELL HARVEY ROMPEL To be a rancher. KB" Team football 318, Var- sity football V19, Adv. Sgt.- at-Arms '48-319. 26 B Team football 48, Var- sity 318-,49, Dram. Club 719, Baud 719. J as ,A on GM W v . ' ri K N JACK ROTHWELL To be a journalist. Football ,418-319, Basketball ,118-349, Track '48-149, Latin Club 318, Sports Ed. Hoof- print 349-'50, Dram. Club 719-'50, Hi-Y ,-49:50, Quill 81 Scroll ,50. ax. MARGARET SCHUMANN To become a secretary. Nat. Hon. Soc. 150. JOAN SEVEREID To come back and teach at Alamo H eights. Pep Squad ,47-'50, Lt. '49- '50, Y-Teen 717350, Pres. '49- '50, Tennis Club- '49, Snap- shot Ed. Annual 319350, Service Club. Ax.,,,, ,. CRAIG SPENCE :H .-,gxfl .tg eau L MJ nb ,ag , if Vase. .L can-3 .ff L.N.W, 1 usfeifff .gm 0 fl A To be six feet tall. Hi-Y 48-'50, Sec. 81 Treas. ,49 - '50, Hoofprint Sports Editor '49-'50, Adv. Sec. ,49- '50, Quill and Scroll J50. Nat. Hon. Soc. '50. W lie 'ifiiii'-25111it-hge: W. ff1fi'z1,1 1 ' ' g ' ?5ll f,2f'iefi . ..1' JW",-mf .V ,fmasf l.fgs?illlle:iEfll Qfi , S' 1 ki V ' f--- giftffff gesf,.,g,,as,f -i ..M,.fm,f.s,.L1Ti..,, ' 'i 52 :kia : EA-if-t':'1:e1 J? 1 .. in ' , rtfz':i"'f .f - ---we J' .A "f -I-' . fa ' 77 15-g i g? -W gf eggiwl,3if3x55,yfte-535 g eiezi ' 4- -If fp- www et.rw,z'siff Pr"-W .1-ft'-Are!" g 5: . . , ...ffwxrff1f.' gi le :Y 1. . 1 ' mia A' li' K' ' 5' - Vffll Sli J . , :i 9'Q':jmig'I'll5f.i'J 5 s -, , Y- it 1 V l,l. " 5 if it an - ' 13225 ,..,, , Mm, f HELEN SHERMAN To he a good pharmacist. Band 46-'50, Latin Club ,46- ,47 GENE SHOEMAKER To be a hermit. From Maysville, Ohio Span Club, Hi-Y, Football, Mani ager, Basketball Manager, Co-Sports Ed. of Olmos, BETTY STAHL Always to live an exciting and interesting life, and to know someday what Fm T 0 play football at West doing and why a week Point. Most Rep. Junior Boy, S.C. '49-,50, Varsity Football ,48- ,49, Pres. Ir. Class, Basket- ball Varsity '47-,50, Letter- man ,47-,50, Most Rep. Sr. Boy, Nat Hon. Soc. ,50. ahead of time. Pep Squad ,48-'50, Science Club ,49-'50, BEVERLY STAMM GRETE STEELE To own a business of some kind. Y-Teen ,49 -'50, Bowling Always fv have U large CW' Club '49- 50, Dramatics Club cle of true friends. Y-Teen ,49-,50, Spanish Club ,-49350, Science Club 49350. '49-'50. 27 DOROTHY MAE STEINBRING To be a good Secretary. Y-Teen '48-150, Nat. Hon Soc. ,50. SARA MARIAN SWARTZ To smoke a pipe, ffunnyj, to make all Als in college, Cfurmierj. Y-Teen '50, Bowling Club ,50. 28 PETE STEINMAN To graduate from Texas Airlll. S.C. '47, Hi-Y '47, RBD FO0t- ball l48, Varsity '49, Letter '49, Basketball ,48-'49, Let- terman l48-,49, Track '47-'48. ,J -lg" 5455 ,P me 19 1 X Ze X Q 5 NANCY STEVES To be successful in life. Pep Squad '47-'50, Latin f A Club ,47-l50, Science Club ,49-350. PAT SYMONS To be a successful engineer, H1-Y ,49-'50, Capt. Golf Team ,49-,50, S.C. ,50. ANN TEMPLETON To oisit Podunk. Y-Teen, Sec. '47-'48, Hist. '49-'50, Dram. Club ,48-'50, Treas. '49-'50, S.C. 348-'49, Pep Squad '47-,49, Hoof- print staff ,49-'50, Ir. Plays '48-319, Adv. Treas. '48. DAHLYN TOLLETTE Direct and produce a Broadway play, and drive a yellow Cadillac cori- oertible. Y-Teen, Dram. Club. DONALD WATSON To be a successful bachelor. Varsity Football '48-'49, Let- terman '48-,49, Sports Ed. Annual ,48-'49, Sr. Class Vice-Pres. 1v::fg..- 'I .fr 1 : w- ,. 11. L' ,W if lfQff.IQlf 4K.., iff flf i ff... f ,..,... ,,,,,. , ' ' ,.., ,,,.. . , . if 5 t " L 5' ,..gw1'- s L ,.,, 9 J X IUNE TRITT To live a peaceful, calm and non-argumentative life. S.C., Y-Teen '46-'50, Pep Squad Majorette '48-'50, Mixed Cho., Serv. Club, Annual Staff, Parl. jr. Class. , A,,...,,.., 5, . ,...,, ,,,. . M as" r - . 11, .... ,.--'f .,. vfrffz- . . , W 1 5 'flail , 1 1? -.w s ya., ::fffffff,:ef,wf.,.:ef.f-ffiafgif ,V '-args . .- ' 'A 5 HAROLD WENZEL To be a successful business num. Mixed Cho. ,47-'50, State Fair '49. " sll' ' I i I I I . ,.... Si, , EDDIE WAPLES To be a chemical engineer. MARY JANE TURNER iii-Y '49-,50, Science Club To graduate from Texas U. and marry an engineer. Pep Squad '49-'50, Lib. Club Pres. ,49-'50, Y-Teen ,47-,50, Span. Club ,49-'50, Olmos Events Ed. '49-'50, PAULA WEST To find an ambition. Bowl. Club ,49, Latin Club ,46-,47, Band '47-,50, Serv. Club '49-'50, Olmos '49-,50, Adv, Pres., Nat. Hon. Soc. J50. 49- 50. CHARLOTTE WETMORE To be a surgical nurse. Y-Teen '49 - '50, Student Council Recording Sec. ,49- '50 29 qggffxggdqe 4-4. A . .... -. mv: 2 5 NANCY WILLIAMSON T 0 have friends always. S.C. ,47-'50, Pres. ,49-,50, Soph. Class Pres., Serv. Club '48-,50, Parl. '49-'50, Pep Squad '47-,5O, Most Rep. jr., Y-Teen '47-'50, Dram. Club, Nat. Hou. Soc. '50, Quill and Scroll ,50. PATSY YOUNG Latin Club '47-'48, Band '47- '50, Service Club,49-,50, Sr. jorette '49-'50, Y-Teen '49- ,50, Ser. Club '49-,50, Senior Class Parl., S.C. '49-'50, Adv. 81 Business Staff of Olmos. 30 . un, sv.. "'1 ...W . . --ag, , , HSN -.U ,..:,,,-.. -- . e . .... "W' . .i.i :il i::'i' -.,,.,g532:ii5.f.,e, r-,af Q, 0 . , -5 -' ., -' new fue- A-.e,-veg, , ,.'2.wa, .i ,. i. iw., , - . '34?f f' m M, ' -, ' -.W-R-," 4- ,E af. ., .,. . , ,. . .. " '--' "ii A ii iill' 'L PEGGY WOLFF To be tall and slim. Y-Teen '47-'50, V.-Pres. '47- '48, Pep Squad Mgr. ,48-'50, Latin Club ,47-'49, Pres. '48- ,49, Serv. Club ,48-350, Pres. Quill 81 Scroll '50. ggggif-,gzggiijggfjg ji ...JM .... , . ,..,,,. .. -Q-.--.W W-f-.-1-1---2. -,-Q :Ffh--f " rf-- -me XE1.fe,--w,sai.s21s-.rm ---.f-if.Ez.,'f"F ""i"iw' "21"511-fY'Hf?91'sf5 ' 1 bfi? .ug ,,-r, ev f f ,1'..,.: . 'gag-ze-1:2 f' . ..,. ,. .. LEE WOODBURY To make a million quick and easy. "Bn Team Football '47-,48, Varsity ,49. ' ' w 5?-:QTTW If ,gag ,., fm fa.. ..-:v:!!s:::!i,-an Iliiluf . 557' P ' M. 4.15 . -'gQ,..g. ,,,.f , ...wet ,, V. M Q x',.j..f'f2?sy3 fi " gap f 25' -- f-a ny -. T 5 , .,.. , ,,.. . , -f "- f ' 1' .2-11, 4.1, , H -ag..-4 . .mlewzefa-.fr-.azz ,Eyr e masse .wt --fi--1wf,,,,-,,, . . ,Q ,.,..., .., . 415. "Q 1 :: 1Ji'l'iEiJiJie'2-771 BARTELL ZACHRY To wear boots at A, if M. V.-Pres. Soph. Class, V.-Pres. Ir. Class, Sec. Sr. Class, Hi-Y '47, Varsity Football '48-'49, S.C. 747, Most Rep. Soph., Band '47, Adv. Pres. 348, V.- Pres. '47, Most Popular Boy. MYRL ZUERCHER KSPEEDYD To get out of high school. Y-Teen '46-,50, Pep Squad ,49-,50, Cheerleader '49-'50, Football Sweetheart, Senior Play, Span. Club ,46-'47, Mixed Cho., Girls Cho. '49, Adv. V.-Pres. ,46, Sec. ,47, G . nl 0' Gil? W e, ' y 3 x UNIOR CLASS OFFICER 505- President ..7,,,,A,.,,,,7...7,,,,v Gene Ames Treasurer ,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,.A7,,,, Budge McDonnold Vice-President .,.,,, , ,Billy Pipes Sergeant-at-Arms e7,.,e. ,Georgie Fischer Secretary ....,,..., ,,ee.e G wen Echterhoff In close harmony with the spirit and ideals of Alamo Heights, the junior Class has proved by its support of all school functions and enterprising action that it is fully capable of assuming the task of leadership in the coming year. Pride in their class has manifested itself in the selection of Junior officers - each of whom personifies the integrity of the class. Success will surely be the dominant chord in these young peoples lioes. -:aff Ya:-'E' f 'Q A- 'K i - 1-Q.. 1' - wa if AA Bays' , M 32 Q mgif Eg dxf, 352 a H z Aj ,K b 1 al , I.. 2 Q. M 5 W M A ,, ,AA A OOAA 1 A A' my-we-sw T, 1. GENE AMES SANDRA BOWDEN ' MARIE CHAUVIN ROBERT CHISM 5 ' A A- IIMMY AYRES A ": ' W lp y bg! A Eg, -' 5 f fiiiiffz, 5 H H iw! I -X - f? f f ,ll fy, .Tiff wAg.Ql.A-A . Q .U , as-ff: ff umm-ff" Xmas:-2' -. z1" :r: M , A My A . I, P Q52 , 1 'W fi A '- BARBARA BAIRD - 4111-sfftw' '.',L 3?'?5,e.'Y. X'if'i.'!HZ 1 . -- A f 'f - "" ' gqzfsfvzzsf f rifbw ' . it W. - E,EE -m:.,44,tg if .A 'T -' , ..,. H' . g 4 A 1 '!f?55Ei5'f1.' , f-zsfzf: V l ..... . - 34 - igfg , " .,,,.. K., 5 f A 14 fi! if 1-ii A3 V sggw, ' Q A ' ffm' ?f'3?fi QB O 15 .-A- BILLY BLACK ,.,.... if A ' , -lim '- ' . . Mm: X"- ' '. 4 i, A lf',,PA 'ff-11 '-2 gli? A BOBBY BRIGGS gg? A NY' A f A A AALLL If .3?Ij2ggi?iE1fu.AJS A ' 'EEA ELEANOR JANE BRINER 4.5 W 2: A I, A P . A fvfslfiwfiiiwfiwi f -- .9 I' BETTY LU COBB Ns ,, Mfg MAXWELL BURKETT 5 nm- 5522555 Vf2T""'k"3Q V7 . 4:4-1:f.: :-4:EE'2is'f5:LZ,-1 f'1???f?:5"5-. ' . "5f:s,gggg1g:'-35-33. f - A 'fa' 5 . 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R :2 ' K ,. . ,,g.Q' '--- sa J ,4 - ' ,,.. :ffm fwfr 'A . wi., -ff,gzz,Tfi?5.35 ' ,. ..A,,. ,,,, DAVID SANDERS REID SELLERS s 5'-"' -, ' K- a. l:: - , -1 ES'h I 2--P 1 .Q fl? 31f3,f1,j.'fff .fm LHP .. , F E .Qffm,Q1Q1f:Q5..2fHf3Q, wi - "f-- 1' ., fx -My fy .f we 1., .,2rf1-frm'ea"1f:vfv:M ' SEQ: w S If iii. , L 2572 -7:51 "'- :Viv -V - 3 .fue 'I :QW255 1 I ,,-- ,.. ' CONNIE SCHMIDT "ElfiE9f! WELDEEN SANDERS CAREME SATEL .. ..:1f1.,,, ., .. ,, .M-.,,.:1-1 Zi, . imm E,,:l,:11,AA ,1,,,-1. 2 QfEf1.., 1 ' I ' 1 qgg ---sg, . ,- x' mit, :Nm , ix ' - IIM SHEPARD ROGER SHERMAN T'r' fgefmig,-im? Q. ka ggi?-ii ??'??ifE'i, :iii-if .fi EQ L2 '?" sfiiiiif' - ,gi um' M ' .. -le' , ' ,, ., QE: 5 :I zs:f.:m:f1. '-'H ,vw 'gal ' E FRANCIS SPICEP. 1 s -uyzzff 41 1:12 .I ., .wp-, , ,,,,,,m, W . 1, . . L K MARJORIE SCOTT ANN ETTE SCHAEFER HERBERT SMITH JACK SMITH BARBARA SIMMONS MERLIN S TEINBRING MARY LOU STONE LINDL TAPP 37 JOHN THORNTON FRANCES WHITE 38 LW, DICK TINSMAN JO ANN WRIGHT ADAIR TUCKER CONNIE TUTTLE f f V ,, 0 0 -5 AN fi? GAIL VALENTINE Tw 1 ,: M5 -'fl 5: 9 m fy fx T f" .- - F 15 J' T , Sfff w Q V- N- - Er BLAIR VVARREN GPHO GRE CLASS OFFICER President ,,...7 ....,...,....,... Iohn Douglas Treasurer 77ee7,,,,,,e , ,e,7v,V7 Martha Flack Vice-President .7Ae,77,e7,7.., Roy Garwood Parliamentarian, ,,AAe,,7,e john Watts Secretary t,,,.,.,.... ,.t,,,.. I ack Williamson Sergeant-at-Arms 7l7777t,,, Cary Henning These new members in Alamo Heights High School have shown through their constant and enthusiastic efforts that they are willing to be active and useful in high school enterprises. The students have kept to the tradition of the school by choosing their officers from those most suited to head the class. than l PEGGY ALCORN EDMUND BECK J. W. 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JEAN SHELTON ROBERT GRAY Mrs. Jean Shelton Ruth Goldberg The National Honor Society was formed at Alamo Heights in 1929, "to create an enthusiasm for scholar- ship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote leadership, and to develop character in the students of American secondary schoolsf, Candidates are selected on the basis of Character, Scholarship, Leadership, and Service. As only fioe per cent of the Junior class and ten per cent of the Senior class may be elected by the faculty and members of this society, membership is a singular honor, the highest which high school offers. FIRST ROW: K. Kotzebue, J. Rips, C. Harvey, C. Johnson, R. Goldberg, D. Dalton, R. Cray, M. A. McHaney. SECOND ROW: J. Shamblin, R. Duke, J. McCuire, S. Hodges, K. Kelley, B. Miller, M. Schumann, Mrs. Shelton. THIRD ROW: D. Hart, P. West, J. A. Beard, D. A. LaCue, P. McEnnis, D. Steinbring, P. Dilworth. FOURTH ROW: D. McEwen, M. Cranberry, B. Warren, C. Spence, J. Harrison, J. Phelps, N. Williamson. , . , M mill and Small OFFICERS Pres. ,7,,,,,77,7,777 7,,,,,,.,.,..7, , JUDY PHELPS V. Pres .............,,,.,v,,, DAPHNE DALTON Sec.-Treas. 77,7 ,,,7,, . .. LINDA BRUNBERG Co-Spon. ,7,7777, MISS BESSIE BRIGHAM MR. HOMER UTLEY, IR. Mr. Utley Miss Brigham Iudy Phelps The purpose of Quill and Scroll, the International Honorary Society for H igh School Iournalists, is to encourage and reward individual achievement in journalism. To become a member a student must pass four tests: he must be in the upper third of his classg he must have done distinctive work in some phase of high school iournalismg he must be approved by the executive secretaryg he must be recommended by the spon- 'sor of the annual or school paper. In their work the members strive to live up to their motto, "Ye shall know the truth and the truth shall make ye freef, FIRST ROW: C. Iohnsong M. A. McHaneyg D. Daltong I. Phelpsg L. Brunbergg R. Coldbergg B. Miller. SECOND ROW: K. Kelleyg S. Bowdeng J. McCuireg P. Dilworthg B. Menefeeg P. Wolffg S. Hodgesg M. Mays. THIRD ROW: K. Kotzebueg R. Grayg B. Simmonsg N. Williamsong P. McEnnisg I. A. Beardg I. Rothwellg I. Shamblin Slucfuzlt eauncil Pres. Nancy Williamson V. Pres. Daphne Dalton Rec. Sec. Charlotte Wetmore Cor. Sec. Judy Phelps Treas. Paul Green tx ... e'lr 1,,,.f' Parl Craig Spence Spon. Mrs. Vordenbaum Mrs. Oma Vordenbaum Nancy Ellen Williamson First Row: C. Eakins, P. Green, M. Flack, I. Phelps, N. Williamson, Mrs. Vordenbaum, D. Dalton, C. Wetmore K. Kelley, C. Spence, D. Murphy. Second How: P. Pawkett, T. Ansley, M. Spear, K. Kotzebue, C. Johnson, M. A. McHaney, T. Easton, D. Hart, M. Har- rell, I. Douglas, I. Pollock, I. Rochelle, P. Young, L. Lutz. Third Row: I. Thornton, M. Phelps, M. Mays, B. Baird, R. Golberg, I. Severeid, P. Wolff,B. Menefee, I. A. Beard I. Harrison, D. McEwen, I. Watts. This year the Student Council at Alamo Heights has again succeeded in performing efficiently its two major functions, the promotion of more active student participa- tion and the administering of school improvements. The council was founded for the purpose of giving the student body a voice in its own affairs and helping pre- pare more students for our democratic way of life. The organization is composed of two representatives from each advisory, whose duty is to receive from the members of their advisory suggestions concerning all problems related to the school, and to present these problems to the council. The burden of the group is borne by the comrnittees which are designed to deal with those needs of the school that come under their jurisdiction. - -:,':2'-f-'W all .Q fiwlfied 61 Seauice Glad - .E OFFICERS .S ,.L., 5' yt 5 Pres. P Peggy Wolff V. Pres. Ruthie Goldberg Cor. Sec. Betty Menefee Rec. Sec. Mary Ann McHaney Parl. Nancy Williamson Treas. Ettie Lu Jordan Spon. Mrs. Schaeffer Mrs. Neda Schaeffer Peggy Wolff First How: C. Johnson, I. Tritt, N. Williamson, B. Menefee, M. A. McHaney, P. Wolff, Mrs. Schaeffer, R. Goldberg, E. L. Jordan, L. Brunberg, P. West, B. Miller. Second Row: K. Kelley, I. Bradley, C. A. Eakins, P. Dilworth, S. Bowden, B. Baird, D. A. LaCue, L. Lutz, I. McGuire, T. Easton, D. Palmer, P. Young, G. Echterhoff. Third Row: K. Krueger, P. McEnnis, J. Severeid, A. Tucker, P. Forester, C. Schmidt, D. Dalton, I. Phelps, I. A Beard, M. johnson, B. Pape, F. Iordan, S. Hodges. - S f i The Service Club aids various organizations in the school and in the community. Members are selected by the vote of the faculty and of the club council. Such projects as buying a Braille book candy and fruit for the Lighthouse for the Blind, furnishing Easter baskets for orphans, and observing Color Day are char- acteristic of the work of the club. 63 OFFICERS Pres. Kathleen Kelley V. Pres. Jimmie Harrison Sec. Pat Phillips Treas. Ann Templeton Parl. y Lanelle Lutz Critic Diane Giles , , Spon. Mrs. Kurtz Mrs. Gladyce Kurtz Kathleen Kelley First Row: A. Tucker, C. A. Eakins, N. Eisenhauer, I. McGuire, D. Palmer, D. Giles, N. L. Carpenter, P. Phillips, K. Kelley, Mrs. Kurtz, I. Harrison, A. Templeton, I. Mayor, S. Bassett, L. Lutz, A. L. Heusinger, G. Tidwell, P. Swope, A. Easton, E. Martin, I. A. Starkey. Second Row: P. Gayle, P. Wolff, G. Steele, R. Duke, S. McEnnis, G. Echterhoff, C. Lemke, B. I. Iordan, P. Nelson, I. Pollock, L. Tapp, I. Pirrung, B. Houston, A. Schafer, M. DeShazo, P. McEnnis, E. Bonnet, N. Williamson, S. Hodges. Third Row: B. Herber, B. Ray, M. A. McHaney, T. Ritchey, M. Cranberry, R. Foster, G. Montgomery, B. Tobin, I. Cavenaugh, I. Rothwell, A. Hemphill, G. Campbell, L. Duncan, R. Burns, I. Austin, B. Krause, R. Gray, I. Pirrung, M. Lotspeich. The Stage Hands is one of the most active clubs in school. Programs are generally original because of the planned skits and stunts that are carried out by the members. Participation in all types of dra- matic art is greatly supported by this organization. Under the sponsorship of the Stage Hands, the I un- ior plays are presented each spring. The make-up committee supplies all make-up for productions pre- sented during the school year. Participants in the State Forensic meets are usually Stage Hand mem- bers. In other words "Stage Handsv is synonymous with artistry and culture. Mr. Melvin Davis AQ- Q OFFICERS Pres. Iimmie Harrison V. Pres. jimmy Mayor Sec.-Treas. jimmy Shamblin C hap. Alan Hemphill S gt.-at-Arms Sonny Fields Spon. Mr. Davis Jimmie Harrison First Row: S. Fields, I. Shamblin, I. Harrison, Mr. Davis, I. Mayor, A. Hemphill, B. Zachry, G. Campbell. Second How: M. Davis, I. Austin, D. Scroggins, T. Butler, I. Hellmuth, J. Symons, D. Watson, E. Waples, R. R.. Stiners, I. Keeter. Third Row: C. Shoemaker, D. Moore, T. Benedict, B. Himes, P. Symons, S. Bassett, T. Lewis, W. Lewis, T. Cox, S, Blanchard. 5 ' W-7am OFFICERS M Pres. Ioan Severeid V. Pres. Rosemary Duke Sec. Pat McEnnis Treas. Ieanette Bradley Parl. Kathryn Krueger H ist. Ann Templeton Span. Miss Gilmer Miss Annabelle Gilmer joan Severeid First Row: P. Wolff, L. Martin, T. Crawford, P. Phillips, I. Keilman, P. McEnnis, I. Severeid, Miss Gilmer, R. Duke, I. Bradley, K. Krueger, A. Templeton, C. Iohnson, N. Carpenter. Second Row: R. Brotherman, C. Wetmore, B. I. Galloway, I. Tritt, E. L. Iordan, B. Menefee, S. Zuercher, B. I. Iordan, D. A. LaGue, I. Peatling, M. I. Turner, P. Nelson, M. Lebrecht, N. Williamson, D. Palmer, L. Brunberg, P. Young. u Third Row: M. Iohnson, M. A. McHaney, M. James, B. Madden, G. Dietze, I. A. Beard, M. DeShazo, B. Herber, I. Phelps, J. Rochelle, D. Tollette, B. Stamm, S. McNeill, G. B. Steele, A. Reeves. anim W- 7een OFFICERS Pres. Barbara Baird V. Pres. Connie Schmidt Sec. Patt Dilworth Treas. Pat Forester Parl. Kathleen Kelley Span. Miss Gillespie Miss Pattie Gillespie A Barbara Baird First Row: B. Brock, M. L. Stone, I. McGuire, P. Gayle, S. Bowden, B. Baird, Miss Gillespie, P. Forester, P. Dil- worth, K. Kelley, C. Schmidt, L. Tapp. Second Row: D. Howe, F. Jordan, C. A. Eakins, N. Eisenhauer, C. Satel, W. Sanders, I Menefee, A. L. Heusinger C. Orme, P. Duke, T. Easton, G. Echterhoff, S. Gardner. Third Row: A. Tucker, P. Alcorn, E. Mauze, D. Loring, B. Ray, C. Rowe, B. Logan, B. Cobb, C. Tuttle, B. Sim- mons, I. Sample, J. Pollock, L. Lutz, P. Fallon, N. I. Crow. SGPAOMOGG- W- 79644 OFFICERS Pres. Martha Flack V. Pres. Paula Tritt Sec. Pat Moore Treas. Patty Pawkett H ist. Marty Phelps Spon. Miss Harrell Miss D. Harrell Martha Flack First Row: M. Gamble, M. Lotspeich, E. Szilagyi, P. Pawkett, P. Tritt, M. Flack, Miss Harrell, I. Fenwick, P. Moore, ' M. Phelps, F. Spires, G. LaGrone, K. Lucas. Second Row: B. Henry, I. Eastin, I. Bondurant, A. Holmgreen, I. A. Starkey, C. Sommers, S. Goldberg, A. Walker, Y. Rouse, M. Johnson, C. Lernbke, I. Gosnell, I. Collins, M. A. Lovell. Third Row: T. Ansley, G. Salinas, H. Dubinski, B. Corser, A. Todd, G. Stark, S. Thorngren, K. Jones, C. Grant, S. Tucker, A. Bragg, A. Hill, M. Morrison, I. Pirrung, I. Sundman. - een The Y-Teens of Alamo Heights provide a group program of fun, wholesome recreation and wider acquaintances. The Y-Teens, symbol combines the world-wide blue triangle with the globe symbolizing the fact that the Y-Teens are a part of a world-wide organization operating in sixty-nine countries. , f '1?6f's1'f- if iiww' . 70 Some of the activities of these three clubs, Senior, junior, and Sophomore, are nickels for chocolates, drives for world fellowship, selling Christmas cards, and many socials. The Senior, junior, and Sophomore sponsors, presidents, and members working together, strive for the highest endeavor - that of world fellowship. it ,, 9? .Edin Glad A OFFICERS Consul Iudy Sample Consul Budge McDonnold V.-Consul Gene Ames Scriba Ioan McGuire S criptor julie Fenwick Tribune of Slaves Johnny Watts Spon. Mrs. Thompson Mrs. Betty Thompson Iudy Sample - Budge McDonnold First Row: P. Luke, C. McFarland, I. Bondurant, P. Copple, I. Fenwick, I. Sample, Mrsq Thompson, B. McDon- nold, I. McGuire, I. Watts, P. Moore, B. Loyer, I. Sims. Second Row: H. Fish, R. McCoy, M. Fischback, I. Frazier, C. Mayer, T. Butler, I. Woodbridge, I. Knowlton, J. Grif- fiths, S. Zachry, Pirrung, I. Gosnell, C. Lembke, M. Lovell, N. Steves. Third Row: A. Isom, L. Tapp, R. Gould, B. Thornton, A. Todd, T. Ansley, A. Hill, C. Grant, A. Walker, B. Prado F. White, A. Schaefer, B. Fry, M. Glasscock, R. Francis. The unique plan of organization of the Latin Club, similar to the plan of Roman government, offers opportunities to serve and work. The main offices are these: two consuls, who alternate as presiding officer, a scribe, who keeps the record of the meet- ings and attends to the correspondence of the club, a quaestor, who looks after all financial matters and collects the club dues. These officers, selected by popular vote, are assisted by various other assistants appointed by the elected officers with the sponsor acting as advisor. The programs consist of interesting studies from Roman history and literature, in addition to plays, music, skits, and contests in both Latin and English. .fad rqmigaft Pres. Daphne Dalton V. Pres. Barbara Simmons Rec. Sec. Sheila Hodges Cor. S ec. Cormie Schmidt . Treas. Marilyn Mays Parl. johnny Watts Spon. Mrs. Sawyer Mrs. Arra P. Sawyer Daphne Dalton First Row: A. Todd, I. Watts, B. Baird, M. Mays, B. Simmons, Mrs. Sawyer, D. Dalton, S. Hodges, C. Schmidt, P. Forester, G. Smith. Second How: P. Swope, B. Prado, P. Alcorn, G. Shoemaker, N. Williamson, J. Starkey, A. Holmgreen, I. Eastin C. Iohnson, M. Johnson, Y. Rouse, A. Ellinghousen, S. Goldberg, C. Sommers, I. Turner, G. LaC-rone. Third Row: M. Stone, S. Bowden, C. Stark, M. Phelps, P. Pawkett, K. jones, P. Tritt, B. Miller, B. Scott, F. Scar- borough, J. McGuire, K. Lucas, C. Satel, W. Sanders, A. Hill. Muay Gad OFFICERS Pres. Mary jane Turner V. Pres. Bobby Harper Sec. Beverly Pape Span. Miss Carver Miss Mary B. Carver Mary Iane Turner First Row: P. Stockard, M. I. Turner, Miss Carver, B. Harper, B. Pape, K. Roberson. Second Row: A. Gwynn, I. Hanger, C. Ezzell, L. Dierer, A. Carmichael. '7fze 0 mad 9 , A K fl , , . NSU... .r CO-EDITORS AND SPONSOR LAYOUT ARTISTS AND ARTIST Kenneth Kotzebue, Miss Bessie Brigham, Robert Tobin, Frances jordan, Gwen Echterhoff, Georgie and Jerry Anne Beard. Fischer, and Dennis Murphy. SPONSORS SPORTS EDITORS SNAPSHOT AND EVENTS EDITORS Mr. Louis W. Freeman, Donald Watson and Tom Lewis Carol Ann Eakins, Mary jane Turner, and Mrs. Gladys Rodway, and Dorothy Palmer. Mr. Frank Heintzen. 76 SW TYPISTS AND COPYREADERS BUSINESS STAFF Daphne Dalton, Mary De Shazo, Sandra Bowden, Paula West, Barbara Miller, Lindl Tapp, Patt Dilworth, Lanelle Lutz, Phyllis Berggren and Sam Bassett, Peggy Alcorn, Ettie Lu Iordan, Ben Connie Johnson. Hammond, and Ioan Sundman. FEATURE AND CLUB EDITORS PHOTOGRAPHERS Pat McEnnis, joan McGuire, Elizabeth Szilagyi, Adair Robert C-ray, jim Orr, Bill Fitch, Iohn Steel, and Tucker, and Betty Menefee. Frank Perry. 77 va 40.4 Feature Ed. Ruthie Goldberg Managing Ed. Linda Brunberg Span. Mr. Homer Utley, Ir. Ed-in-Chief Judy Phelps Sports Ed. Jimmy Shamblin jack Rothwell Ir. Ed. Barbara Simmons Bus. Mgr. Pat McEnnis Ir. Ed. Sheila Hodges Pam! Siwfj Photographers Exchange Ed. Robert Gray Betty Houston jim Orr Cir. Mgr. Cir. Mgr. Barbara Brock Anne Earl Isom Typist Nancy Williamson Copy Ed. Kathleen Kelley Typist Jeanette Bradley Club Ed. Marilyn Mays Copy Ed. Connie johnson Ado. Mgr. Ioan McGuire Asst. Adv. Mgr. Ann Templeton Asst. Ado. Mgr. Pat Phillips 1 . Mary Ann McHaney - Miss F. Sims P. Alcom T. Ansley B. Baird J. A. Beard S. Bondurant S. Bowden J. Bradley B. Brock L. Brunberg I. Castillo D. Dalton M. DeShazo P. Dilworth P. Duke R. Duke 80 4 C. A. Eakins I. Eastin T. Easton G. Echterhoff N. Eiserrhauer A . Ellinghausen M. Flack P. Forester S. Gardner P. Gayle S. Giesecke D. Giles R. Goldberg I. Gosnell A. Hill Spwui OFFICERS Pres. Mary Ann McHaney V. Pres. Ruthie Goldberg Sec. Iune Tritt Treas. Peggy Wolff H ist. Jeanette Bradley Sgt.-at-Arms Ettie Lu Jordan Spon. Miss Frances Sims S. Hodges I. McGuire G. Salinas Tapp A. Holmgreen M. A. McHaney W. Sanders Thomas D. Howe B. Madden C. Satel S. Thomgren A. E. Isom L. Martin F. Scarborough A Todd M. James M..Mays C. Schmidt Tritt K. Jones M. Meadow B. Scott P. Tritt B. I. Jordan B. Menefee I. Severeid A Tucker E. L. jordan B. Miller G. Smith I. Tumer F. jordan P. Moore F. Spires Walker I. Keilman C. Orme B. Stahl White G. La Grone D. Palmer G. Stark . Williamson M. Lebrecht B. Pape I. A. Starkey Wolff M. Lotspeich P. Pawkett N. Steves Zuercher M. A. Lovell I. Phelps M. L. Stone L. Lutz Y. Rouse E. Szilagyi if f ew .A Ha'QMif2''Q""VA4X!'T?F'1"""1"'Y???!'?SW!g??:wi31?g57!'f"f:fe:5!s1fY"" ' ,, . ,,.W ,f,g,,M,..-J,t,1ff:.s, Q11-k,:i,, f 'el-fx x .397 .ky I My ,af I wks I gi' , 4' : i l A iili t V- :xr,W.. ifh T f' l A nge? - ' A A ,,k, Q L... Exit' 5-if ' P- iliwfiliiftwf -'f: '11 gf, WM 1 Xarfw ., xwfw js ,isis iffy ': swf t..,,W Major Ettie Lu jordan Maforcttes Barbarfn lean Iordnn june Trxtt 'KThe Spursv is the new name for the Alamo Heights Pep Squad These girls try out on the basis 0 haoinff a 'TCH average and are selected by three judges on their marching ability The Spurs cheer for every foot ball and basketball game and march in several parades. Their annual luncheon at the end of April cli maxes their season. At this time the newly elected officers for the following year are presented by Miss Sims, the sponsor of the Spurs. all 7am CHEERL5 su-IDE 6' 4 N 06 N619 is QQZ. 'If M fs 4,4 T GQAL A ders, D. Palmer, T. Easton, B. Menefee S Z h , . uerc er. 4 '7eacfzefz4 of rqmmica OFFICERS Pres. Barbara Brock r V. Pres. Barbara Baird Sec. Peggy Alcorn Treas. Robert Gray Lzb. Connie Schmidt Span. Mrs. Schaeffer Mrs. Neda Schaeffer Barbara Brock First Row: P. Gayle, B. Baird, C. Schmidt, B. Brock, Mrs. Schaeffer, R. Gray, C. Steele. Second Row: R. Sellers, B. Miller, M. DeShazo, M. I. Turner, J. A. Peatling, P. Nelson, H. Sherman. ? 1 Ghaaua , k,'k, - '1-', yx., a i ,za Rx DEQ.-5,34 . I :W': ,-g H LL 1 f B . . f. - 1.4 .f fr T asm M. Davisg L. Lutzg P. Foresterg P. MCEIIIITSQ K. Kruegerg Quaid B. Bairdg B. Millerg P. Duke. I. Harrisong T. Fullerg A. Hemphillg R. Sellers. Mime! efzcvuoi FIRST BOW: N. Eiseuhauerg P. Carrettg B. I. Callowayg P. Brandg K. Kruegerg I. Harrisong Mr. Creenleeg G. Mont- gomeryg D. Daltong B. Hollzmdg I. Peatlingg F. Whiteg L. Lutz. SECOND ROVV: M. Logang P. MCEIIHTSQ B. Bairdg B. Millerg D. Gilesg B. Rayg B. Lipscombg C. Schmidtg D. LaGueg I. Keilmang D. Sandersg I. Baymang P. Duke. THIRD ROXV: I. Devineyg C. Sanchezg J. Caveuaughg C. Harrisong A. Hemphillg R. Sellersg R. Knowltong J. Lewisg B. Chapmang B. Belcher. 84 801924 FIRST ROW: I. Peatlingg M. Flackg C. Schmidtg B. Rayg C. Lindsayg N. Eisenhauer. SECOND ROW: R. Francisg I. Baymang I. Harrisong B. Chapmang D. Sandersg I. Cavenaugh. qw 611414444 FIRST ROW: B. Menefeeg B. I. Iordang N. Eisenhauerg D. Daltong B. I. Callowayg Mr. Creenleeg A. L. Heusingerg D LaCueg I. Peatlingg L. Lutzg P. Duke. SECOND ROW: K. Kruegerg B. Hollandg S. Zuercherg J. Bradleyg B. Taylorg D. Palmerg D. Cilesg F. VVhite5 S. Mc- Haneyg R. Carcagnog C. LaCroneg-P. Garrett. THIRD ROW: P. McE11nisg M. DeShazo5 M. Iamesg P. Brandg B. Bairdg B. Millerg C. Schmidtg B. Rayg B. Lipscomb I. Knowltong B. Corserg A. Theisg M. A. Lovellg I. Keilman. b Amt -mKK - C OFFICERS T Pres. Q , Buddy Heirholzer C r 5 ' ' V. Pres. ' k Jimmie Harrison l i'V. 3, - VV .. . Sec.-Treas. my , . Patsy Young ' f Librarians F Betty Ann Herber Dorothy Ann LaCue y r i Sgt.-at-Arms 1' George Montgomery Mr. E. O. Arsers Buddy Heirholzer In 1942 Mr. E. O. Arsers was secured as part-time band director. Since he assumed the direc- torship of the band in the fall of 1943, it has won first division in state contests in concert, sight-reading, and marching for the past six years. The band has grown in the past few years from a membership of 28 in I 942 to a fully instrumented concert band of 75 members. The department now includes a beginneris band of -Z I members, a junior High Band of 28 members, and the concert band. The trip to Oklahoma City in February, where the band appeared at the invitation of the Oklahoma Music Educatoris Association, culminated many years of effort and cooperation on the part of the Board of Trustees, the School Administration, and the Faculty. First How: G. Floyd, K. Roberson, B. Loyer, M. Johnson, R. Neithamer, I. Steel, P. Berggren, D. Sanders, A. Ross, C. Self, C. Hansen, K. Kotzebue, P. Young, D. A. LaCue, B. Heirholzer, M. Johnson, B. Herber. M. Cranberry, N. Bitters, P. Nelson, D. Cranberry, D. McClanahan. H. Hiemer, B. Krause, B. I. Callaway, I. Collins. Second How: I. New, I. Sundman, C. Iohnson, B. Carlson, I. Pollock, P. Clinkscales, C. Benick, C. Henning, B. Potter, B. Chapman, H. Sherman, I. WV. Bradford, S. Bynum, F. Herber, C. Goodwin, M. Burkett, M. Huck, D. Michie, I. L. Surber, K. Coffey, S. Tucker, B. Dailey, T. Benedict, P. West. Third How: P. Copple, D. Forrester, D. Caldwell, K. Krueger, D. Tinsman, C. McFarland, B. Hatt, B. Chapman, W. Fuller, T. Fuller, I. Harrison, C. Sanchez, T. Richey, B. Woodard, B. Himes, B. Sherman, B. Mcllhany, H. Wharton, T. Economy, D. Chapman, D. Economy. Dunn Major-Buddy Hierholzer M ajoreffes Dorothy Margaret Patsy LaCue Johnson Young Mlm., em OFFICERS Pres. Marilyn Mays Sec. A Frances Iordan Treas. Barbara Brock Spon. Joyce Lewis Joyce Lewis Marilyn Mays First Row: A. Tucker, L. Lutz, C. A. Eakins, G. Echterhoff, P. Tritt, F. Iordan, Ioyce Lewis, M. Mays, B. Brock Second Row: N. Eisenhauer, D. Howe, C. Orme, S. McNeill, A. Reeves, P. Gayle, I. Sundman, P. Fallon, B. Miller B. Pape, B. I. Galloway. X-4. 'wx 5 H. 1225.3 we 1 M l fi '-4 i, TM , R o S o I T T B A L i I. H. Guillory L I. E. Martin Line Coach Head Coach 1... Q. 1 I . JS' .- . .1 - .L A First Row: C. Colton, I. Watts, P. Green, B. Carwood, R. Briggs, T. Ritchey, T. Fuller, J. Douglas. Second How: G. Shoemaker, mgr., F. Spicer, I. Rothwell, D. Starkweather, B. Pipes, C. Spence, D. Wat- son, H. Bompel, P. Steinman, J. Lotspeich, W. Fitch, mgr. Third Row: I. E. Martin, coach, C. Atkins, mgr., B. Zachry, R. Crowley, T. O'Brien, Ortiz, T. Economy K. Miller, L. Woodbury, I. Williamson, I. H. Guillory, coach. CO-CAPTAINS Craig Spence Center 1 Rusty Crowley Back THE 1949 FOOTBALL SEASON IN REVIEW In the opening game of the season the Heights eleven went down fighting against the powerful Unicorns of New Braunfels, 33-6. Heights played Laredo to a 13-13 tie in its second game with the Crowley to Stein- man pass combination clicking for the touchdowns. The opening Conference game of the season found Alamo Heights swamping Lanier 27-13, behind the brilliant running of Crowley and Zachry. With Bobby Briggs running a kickoff 80 yards for a touchdown early in the fourth period Alamo Heights managed a 16-13 victory over Burbank. Teddy Ritchey pushed over two touchdowns and Rusty Crowley rolled up 134 yards rushing to defeat Edison 20-0. For the first time in five years the Tech Baffoloes stampeded the stubborn Mules, who went down before them 48-18. Avenging their last year,s defeat by Alamo Heights, the Brackenridge Eagles flew into the Mules and defeated them 45-0. Being badly hampered by injuries, the once feared Mules fell before the Saint Anthony Yellow Jackets 13-6. Fighting valiantly, the Heights eleven fell before mighty Iefferson, the future state champs, 51-0. Injuries limiting the Heights squad to 21 boys, the Mules were defeated by the Harlan- dale Indians 26-12. HEIGHTS OPPONENTS HEIGHTS OPPONENTS 6 N. Braun. 33 18 Tech 48 13 Laredo 13 0 Brack. 45 27 Lanier 13 6 St. Ant. 13 16 Burbank 18 0 Jeff. 51 20 Edison 0 12 Harl. 26 E' if Bartell Zachry, Back Tommy Fuller, Back Ted Ritchey Tackle - Back Harvey Rompel Tackle Pete Steinman, End Jack Rothwell, End Paul Green, Back Roy Carwood, Back Bobby Briggs, Back Tom O,Brien, End Donald Watson Guard Bud Spicer Tackle Billy Pipes, Guard Iohnny Watts, Guard Clark Colton Center Donald Starkweather Tackle 94 jack Williamson, Guard john Douglas, End i MANAGERS Courtney Atkins Bill Fitch Gene Shoemaker Clear field for Crowley Crowley around end Briggs carries for six Rusty goes through Green goes over standing G4 B99 F O O T B A Coach COIHCI' Morgan Marshall Spear Harrell FIRST ROW: Oliverg Fisherg Harrellg Thorntong Spearg Tappg McHaneyg Rhodes. SECOND ROW: McDonuoldg Smithg Shepardg Boreng Luhng Francisg Wilkeg Huffg Iohnsoug Perry. THIRD ROW: Herberg Coustableg Scottg Hammondg Manningg Chapmang Loverg Burnsg Hulen. FOURTH ROW: Shoemakerg DeWittg Tiusmang Mozelyg Knutsong Henningg Wilkehsg Marting Fitch 96 .if 11 Coach Cuillory " " BASKETBALL The 1949-50 Alamo Heights basketball squad proved the most fruitful team in the past few years. The Mules gallantly won 21 out of 29 games this season. Placing fourth in the city conference, the Heights cagers took over in 9 out of I4 district ball games. The Mules, win over Tech in the first district ball game in which Tech led by I2 points at the half, the gallant loss to lef- ferson by one point in two overtime periods, and the win by one point over Burbank in one overtime are the highlightsof the season. A Sa FIRST ROW: Millsg Rubsameug DeWeesg Steinmang Briggs. SECOND ROW: Cuillory, Pirrungg Fischerg Hartg Douglasg Shamblin. THIRD ROW: Creeng Thorntong Spenceg Goehringerg Colton. 97 li! Q 9 sf gif 416 R, W -W -"i EBEN MILLS - Guard Briggs goes high. Little man in the jump. Reach brother " 'i BA KETBALL ALAMO LEAGUE CHAMPS Proclaimea' district champs, the Burros ended one of the best seasons in their history. They lost their first game to Tech 37-42, but came back with a vengeance to take the next I3 games, finishing with a I3-I season record. jeff. gave the heightsters the roughest tussle in a 38-37 thriller. No other team came within I0 points of stopping the Burros. Tom O,Brien and Bradley Pigeon set the pace with a season total of 169 and 152 points respectively. These boys are great prospects for the future varsity teams. Coach Corner FIRST ROW: Cornerg johnsoug Thorutoug Harrellg L. Pigeoug Roberts. SECOND ROW: Scofieldg DeWitt5 O'Brieu5 B. Pigeong Henningg Maurer. H PU be 0 W ti tg. 5 fl, 4 'Wt UE, ., 12 ,:f. iv 7' - 1-Vi ew E ' A, ff- ' " -J' - zu ,vu if I . 2, 'K . mg' W i. at f fri J'- A IL L ax, , L MGRS. Courtney Atkins and Pete Ortiz. Ihl i ,t" V . V , z Coach Iolin Corner. ' ii - " Dennis Murphy Robert Scott K-Ywf i A, 45,-: 9 4 . k ,lifmisyr Ejiefizf ' .55sQj'i A , Q, - A ,g 15 fi , . - . . ,L ff - 'V K ,v A :Akj,,gqg.::,:wg:nrr.:' i TRN " 'i I. : , "W f ' 'L 7,1 R' . - W, 3, .W q ,, .3 , . V , fgxpy ' 3 ,,3A,,N -r l: --ti g 32 .-QQ! .fi a . - -4 ,, , . " if -1 .'i',K-,rw I "is , I ,rt-ef , 2 ' f' , A- , if 42, if ,J . 1 71- 95 A fr' - I ta ' ' Q fl --ilffff? , .F '5"1?':3ff5g"! W-. 3 I 4, H,?v,1 , A 7. SK if fig . 1 sw ft' A 1' get , 1 5 XL .. mg we rf 4 2. fn "P: W .W 5 iii V rfffizy, it W-if " H U,,m,.,. ,gmF!'iWf7f-A9-'Aff ' Tommy Fuller Bob Thornton Billy Campbell Robert Nerrie 'V+' Raiford Foster Paul Green Dick Tinsman Budge McDonnold TEA Q . s E-QfQi2?2'ffl frf w at - 1 cgzr giillr ap . , 1-1-NM Sammie Morris Roy Carwood Y E - l Watson Macmanus Billy Pipes . . . - I ssss ' e ' i 1. .-nal H':'g'5:.'f ,S ' . Sai-' "4 71' 7'5'n .,7,,,,5Ff?.9"g.' : E i I ' --1. 'G 'fiii'ei., ef. sss 2 . 1 if 3 Q, .. . ' 4 .121 I a M Y z gy I I 1 . 11 .Q f' Z 1 ' 5, .4 it in , . li E an J' 35-Nm-.-fQ.Qf ..z.55l1iifi: e fig, 3 t 9 .,,,m, .. ' fa' ,' - ,f 1 f.,: fe M11 --" '-iw' 5 5 W' ai.- Donald Wine John Watts Robert Hendr CAMPBELL ,,..,, ,,,,.... 2 20, 440, Mile relay. - FOSTER ..... FULLER .,... ..,.....High hurdle, mile relay. ,.,,,,.-100 yd. dash, 220, sprint re- lay, high jump, broad jump. GRANBERC ....., ........ 4 40, mile relay. CARWOOD ..,... ......., 2 20, sprint relay. GREEN .,i..ie,eee eeee..., s hot put. HENDRY ....,.,.., .,...... 8 80. MCDONNOLD ie,,... ....,,, , MACMAN US MORRIS ......,,. ....... MURPHY ..,.... 100 yd. dash, sprint relay. ,,,,,,,,Low hurdles, high hurdles Pole vault, mile relay. 100 yd. dash, 220, sprint re- lay. NERRIE ..,,, , PIPES ,,..,,.. , SCOTT ..,..,ri, TIN SMAN THORNTON WATTS ...,...,. WINE ..., Y Cary Granberg ,,,,,,,,.,440, mile relay. v.........Shot put, discus. .,,,,,.,,.440, low hurdle, mile relay. ,,,,,,m,880, high jump. ,,.I.,,..100 yd. dash, sprint relay. ......,,,.Mile. .-Low hurdle, broad jump. 103 TENNIS TEAMS FIRST ROW: S. Tuckerg T. Ansleyg B. Miller. SECOND ROW: B. Brfmckg M. Maysg Miss Simsg A. Holmgreeng R. Coulter. FIRST ROW: C. Henningg R. Calderg B. Pigeon. SECOND ROW: P. Bakerg M. Bakerg Mr. Cuilloryg D. Hartg R. Rubsamen 315 E? E i gaenld With the welcoming assembly the new school year begins. Activities start with the leaving of our representatives for the S.A.S.C. Convention in West Virginia. x .v n. Through assemblies and television shows the musical and theatrical talent of our school is pre- sented. Zaenlld Traditions make up a large part of our activities, as ex-grads are welcomed back and the Football Sweetheart is elected. W 2' The Harlandale bonfire added to the year's entertainment, as well as the Christmas assembly featuring the Girls, Ensemble. gaenh ,- fjgiirii Each year, following the football season, the team eagerly looks forward to the annual banquet which cele- brates the conclusion of a job well donet Many honors go hand-in-hancl with participation in this activity, and one of the most exciting events for members of the band, Spurs, and football team is the presentation of their long-awaited letter jackets. X Each year we are happy to welcome back Bud Wha- ley, and gioe to the good cause he represents, the an- nual "March of Dimesf, 108 Zaefuii Assemblies malce up a large part of our school events. The Western music of the Texas Hillbillys was one of the most popular programs of the year. The annual singing valentines, sponsored by the Service Cluh, added to the enjoyment of Valentinejs Day. A few days later, a "Career Dayv assernhly, sponsored by the Student Council and presented by Miss Bun- yan, was of much help to the students wishing to select a vocation. 109 Zaenii -1 -eta The meaning of Brotherhood Week was presented to as by men of the jewish, Catholic, and Protestant faiths. Each year at this time the favorites chosen by the student body are honored by a ? I - ,rssrizfzefsfisj ' The annual National Honor Society assen bly was held on March 9. Participating members, selected for their leadership, scholarship, seroice, and character. dance at the M ale Stall. 1. vt -in , 5 , , Q ,I " L if V, M M ,Y 4 1 K 'ff jfs We r ex? ff . . sr ' ft ' :sh A Q: we - F , W ...Yfzf - rf Jw' t Qfg,,.:1s:f "gg fm i ,lf ' "1 S ff At ' .gf - yur., fl, in it were the old and new Samoa plays YOU CAN'T TAKE IT WITH YOU Moss Hart and George Kaufman Penny 7777,.. Essie ,7,, Rlzeba ,7e7,,7 Paul YYA,,,7,.,,,,, DePinna ,,,,,,.... Ed ....eeeeeeeeve,. 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'??"4fW""Q' '5'1l"'4' 'W' 'P' 'Cf 'l"i0"'Q' -sr' 'i 10' iff' CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES OF 1950! 'EQEQEIESIEEZR' , " "1:I:':2 '.P" .':-,:,- :-:j' -. :-115212555255323155: ,.,.,.g- 1'T1:-:':r:1 -M S' - Main Store Alamo Plaza - Budget House 210 E. Commerce - -Toy Store 212 E. Commerce - -Sportsman's Store Corner Commerce and Alamo . 4,.4, 1 . :.,.-.:,:,l.:,:.,. :.:.:.:.:iq.,,.:.,.,.:.,,,.:.,.- 1 ..,:-.. :-:- :H -sg -1-:r:1:-.1:::::.:- 1-'sz -"' . - . - Hardware Store , f , , wa :- ' 5 an f wh Jo. .2 'ffjis 9 4 2 g , 55?-c 5 3 X 4 x Q f X Q. :fo 4 K4 9 QQ? R gy 5,1 If 5 , J P, AS . -, - ::: VH ' ms- :ae ' .rs 2: :.:' -'::-:f:1-:r1a1:1:ar5i:rff:-s- . ,Jr :--13:-. -55,251 :Mr 3 ,,,.,, '. 'f:7:23:1:-2.145121 . '1Ef1EiY:ffE31222-1-21g1H:2:2:f??2?E'E1' .J , . .....,.,..... H H, .. . ,I A . . .. ,. ..,... - -xt-. -ova-' 4 wx 4 ' QE 5, 1 B 227 E. Commerce - Farm and Ranch 1108 S. Flores -West Side Appliance 528 W. Houston St. -South Side Appliance Store 815 S. Presa -Alamo Heights Store 5210 Broadway dv' EVERYTHING FOR YOURSELF, YOUR HOME, YOUR FARM, YOUR RANCH BY THE ALAMO, SAN ANTONIO 22 GORDON PRINTING COMPANY "We Print the Hoof Printn T52 nj... if you l F iia,, p ,,1. z,i . i5 ' 75111 263122541 , , - - mx- JUDY PHELPS Editor of the ,50 Hoof Print '77?'T"i' "9i7'?'bi '73177 bil' COMPLIMENTS KEMPER MCHANEY ARCADIA GROVE CLEANERS 5208 BROADWAY UNIVERSITY 6-2761 "WE DO TAILORINGD SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS gina Qualify 455051 FOR MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN A. V. Hutton, Owner Compliments of- cqfvon Bsaufy .fgafon 5940 Broadway U. 6-2331 :Beauty is Our Businessv The South's Most Beautiful and Newest Salon Air Conditioned 10021 Soft Water 'lf"l"'l' ifwl' 'lf"7i"'5"l' '7".f 'iv' 'lfi' 10' A A A :Q 1 A SAN ANTONIO BUICK "Famous Names in Men's Wear SOL FRANK COMPANY 517 E. Houston SINCE 1916 "Creators of Alamo Heights Band and Pep Squad Uniforms 501 Broadway F 1361 O iit 'A A I A g bh b2i 3 1 1 -ii-ini FRONTIER DRIVE-IN FRONTIERBURGERS 3715 Broadway T-0117 BEFORE AND AFTER THE GAMES AAAA A 1 AAl,3 f:gf glg q jfwf ' A V lk . A ' A,mJi . 's M E - 2, .x l A! Ni LM Nu.VxAk Aw , i ix I V Aggn ly :Mx .M 'NV 1 1- Q . ff,w.l5,:tfqW 1 I E I V,L 5 3 A . Alf 'K S "P"Q"'l- -l""l""l""l' 'U' TEXAS O FEEDS POULTRY DAIRY T XAS NEEDS and L I V E S T O C K F E E D S Whole Grains - Mashes - Pellets - Cubes 05 - SURE mn You SEE 'H' "G 'fo Q ,M ,n AT Youn CROWLEY DEALER QUALITY FEED . I Yon: by Crowley Food Co Sl! Antonio. C4 YIS O Every animal needs the RIGHT COMBINATION of pro- teins, minerals, vitamins, and other nutrients to grow into healthful, profitable maturity. That's Why every CROW- LEY FEED is scientifically balanced, in exactly the right proportion, to do the job it is intended to do. When you buy feed, look for the big red "C" . . . the "C" stands for Crowley . . . and Crowley stands for quality. CROWLEY FEED CO. 601 South Medina St. SAN ANTONIO, -:- TEXAS There's a helpful Crowley Dealer near you . . . to serve you! "CONGRATULATIONS AND A SUCCESSFUL FUTURE TO THE CLASS OF '50" S. A. MURPHY OUTDOORS ADVERTISING CO. HIGHWAY BULLETINS Cathedral 9365 1121 E. Quincy GILCREASE OIL COMPANY PETROLEUM PRODUCTION 106 W. Houston San Antonio BROADWAY NATIONAL BANK of ALAMO HEIGHTS SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. P51773 vlf7'TfV7i" vb 'O' + TAI SHAN RESTAURANT 2611 Broadway San Antonio, Texas The Sonth's Finest Chinese-American Restaurant- Where Fine Food Reaches Celestial Heights. W. R. Dallas Furniture Studio Featuring Hand Made Texas Spoke Leg Furniture and Colonial Reproductions Telephone P-1311 901 McCullough San Antonio 2, Texas Alamo Heights Red 8z White Staple and Fancy Groceries Fresh Meats-Vegetables 1020 Townsend Ave. Telephone T-3396 La Louisiane Restaurant "Mecca of the Bon-Vivants" French and Creole Cuisine With Rare Vintages 2632 Broadway San Antonio, Texas .San Zntunin iH1'lIlBiElfU. Isaac Bledsoe, Pres. Conn, Pan-American Cavalier Band and Orchestra Instruments Exclusive Dealers For Steinway and Other Fine Pianos 316 W. Commerce C-1331 PIGGLY WIGGLY Buy Your Favorite Foods With Confidence at Piggly Wiggly 30 Stores- to Serve You 27 Equipped with Complete Meat Markets Alamo Heights Store 5156 Broadway PIGGLY WIGGLY SAN ANTONIO COMPANY Owned and Operated by E. A. Basse MELTON-RHEINER PATT'S LUMBER COMPANY DRUG STORE Lumber and Building Materials H. C. Pattersgn, Prop 5150 Broadway 6005 San Pedro Avenue T-2216 Route 11, Box 184-A Alanio Heights San Antonio 1, Texas Z K ni 6009141 19' e Ss Phone Travis 4987 Rt. 10 Box 309N i f 3 , H ' 333 Portland Rd. K S. MB!! PWR! IIIRWIIIG f GENERAL CONTRACTIN G ,ij Y s X 1 gn ? ug , V- 4 Q . v A. c. MONTGOMERY 7 MILK Heine Building ICE CREAM Remodeling end Repairs sen Aneeiiie, Texas FOREMOST,,eime,, DAIRY PRDDUCTS grams Compliments of Gerfer's Red 8z White Grocery and Texaco Service Station North Loop Phone T. 3531 San Antonio, Texas "You Are Always Welcome" COMPLIMENTS OF' BARTLETT COCKE ARCHITECT 3501 Broadway T-2665 Handy-Andy Super Markets are located so that you may be served by them wherever you may be in San Antonio. By patronizing Handy-Andy you are helping to build a greater San Antonio because Handy-Andy is owned and operated by San Antonians. In each Handy-Andy Super Market you will find a grocery department, meat department, fruit and vegetable department, bakery department and a drug department. HHHDU-HHDU SUPER HIHHMETS Store N0 1 2502 Broadway ....c ,..s,c,, C -7971 U Store No. 2 2302 Cincinnati cc,c,.ccc c.cccc.c S -4-5748 Store No 3 2000 Main Avenue cc,i,,cc, .P-1112 Store N0 4 923 So. Presa ....c..,..............,. cc.c.... G -5872 Store No. 5 1000 Fredericksburg Rd. ....,. cvcc.,cc S -4-5341 Store NO. 6 1248 Highland Blvd. ,,..,,,., c,,ccc, K -9241 Store N0 8 851 W. Cincinnati c,ccc,cc ......i. P -9821 Store NO. 9 2801 Nogalitos ...,,,,,,,,,.i,r.., ..-..,.. L -4-2348 Store N0 10 5520 So. Flores ,..,..,cec,,,,,,cc,.,.,,. ,..,.e.. K -0431 Store N0 11 San Pedro and Hildebrand ......, cccccc,c P -0961 Store N0 12 5905 Broadway cccc,cccc,s,....ccccc c,i.,r,. T -4221 Store No 14 902 N. St. Mary's .ccc..cc ,,,,cccc C -8091 Store NO 16 1704 Blanco e,,,c,,,c,,,... ,,...,., P -9221 Store No. 17 3903 So. Presa sssss. K-8621 Store No 18 2300 McCullough ,ccc..cce,c.ccccc cc,.c,,, T -8422 Handy-Andy Bakery 245 W. Josephine ....c,,c ..,,c,c -P-0131 The Handy-Andy Bakery, 245 W. Josephine Street, makes special cakes foi birthdays, weddings, graduation parties, and other festive events at very reason- able prices. Let us make a special cake for you. We know you will be more than satisfied with our Finished product. v JP---P-1+--4--JLL---t 'OLJOLJP ALA- ll--"L-i.l.ik4lkJk-L-il ki---'ii 'E--ll-H Put a Pause For Coke On Ibur Program IOIYLED UNDEI AUYHOIIYY Cl 'NE COCA-COIA COMPANY IV San Antonio Coca-Cola Bottling Company SCRIVENERS BUILDING MATERIALS - PAINTS HARDWARE AND DRY GOODS At The- End of Broadway U 62353 CARRIER-Conditioning For the Finest in Year-'round air-conditioning C SALES C ENGINEERING C SERVICE Q MAINTENANCE The Bell-Kotzebue Company has from smallest 16 ton room unit to heavy central systems for the largest office buildings or stores. GARFIELD-0271 BELL- KOTZEBUE COM PANY Engineers and Contractors San Antonio, Texas 1505 E. Houston Street f I 1115 Hays st. F-7321 4 4 f f f i 4 1 CONOLY SUPPLY CO. Wholesale Only Barber, Beauty, and Shine Parlor H Supplies-Sundries 4 + + + Cavalier Sandwich System Travis 2531 rzmkBros. f Texas Inc + 0 ' ' BEAUTY BOX BEAUTY i Specializing in Hamburgers and Chili, i Made onlyngsbigit Cgovernment e ee Q "WE SERVE ONLY THE BEST" 5721 Broadway 1' No. 1 Broadway at Terrell Rd. Q No. 2 West Ave. at Hildebrand. We Know WHY EIS Well 3S HOW 1 No. 3 N. St. Mary's at Brooklyn Ka 7th, . + Breakfast served at, all hours San Antomo, Texas + at nominal pr1ces 4 + as rrryy ryyyar H so P + K .. :,Q , V VL V .7 4 KR, kri, ,ini . K ,. ,,,. ,iignk K ,Elk + xi ..,,. ,J-asutgy ' A Bill 4 3 --- -...W m --a.. P Q .... :':.,..-: in --J 1- 3 1 '-- -.-....-4 -.,..4 .-. - - ' M-L .."""f.:. :-- ---- V 2' gfg, 'Q'--4 Q--1. s-1 fi s'-..'I-"'.., ' k H -hum -...w..,i.: l """"f Ti ..... - . ..., .,, 1 KR- was.. in-nn. h- f V ,,, -Y. rye: : 4 K I ..... ,Mm 5 5 1 5 4 --,,,,,,,',' 'r f' -A -.v rl., B. ,,., I 5 ,. W' ' 1"' f . 541111, ,gws t V iv:-'zo ,H 1 i -K A , 5 , 'r.1......i -kk" k"' ' I ,Q V K 5 , 1 ,ii ,,,,: :img V Mil fbxs , 1 12, ' ' Q "M ' ' -f Y : .,1- ,-Q., wg. K: y if otl W gg H-P'?"'T"T"T'?""l"il"il' "l"'l"'l' "l' -l""lfil"1l""l""l""l""l"'d""l-' -If "lfilfil'il"'l-"'I' "5"'lf PIG STANDS CO., INC. i Q T f 4. A q Stop at the Sign of the Pig C I SS l so . SSS SS A There is a Pig stand in Your f iiii A Neighborhood No. 24 801 s. Presa ,S...,..., .oo.,,.o. G -1691 No. 29 1426 Broadway .....ooo..o,.. C-8071 NO. 39 332 s. Flores ooS....oSo..S,o... B-30431 No. 40 1940 Fredericksbg. Rd...P-20334 PRINCES DRIVE-IN 2702 BROADWAY .,,ov... ...,o,oo. T -0238 Steaks-Chicken-Mexican Dishes Sandwiches-Fountain Drinks ALAMO HEIGHTS CAKE SHOP A Variety of Alamo Heights OWN and only Party Tea Cookies - Rolls - Pies Complete Depzirtment Storg Vvedding- Birthday and pm-ty Cakes Serving Boys - Gil-ls - Men - Womeli Made to Order - Reasonably Priced , B' L l- R ll: LUKES DEPT. STORE IW 0 S 50:21 Broadway T-3376 Coffee Cakes 5915 Broadway T1'2Wi5 4121 "1t's Fresh Every Hour of the Day" ELS EL KN SL Compliments Of ELBEL BROS. GARAGE AMERICAN SPGRTS CENTER Belmont 3-5354 217 N. St. Mary's St. San Antonio, Texas Sports Goods Athletic Equipment School Jackets Team Supplies eifdzvm My Jil- 'Ol-Jin-ll---'P --in--in-'ln-Ain-1-0---'IL ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS Wiring and Repairs We Are Fully Equipped to Handle Any Electrical Job "No Job Too Large or Too Small" All Kinds of Electrical Appliances Repairing Irons, Toasters and Percolators Factory Authorized Service Fannin 7 2 1 7 THOMSON ELECTRIC COMPANY 1615 Broadway Compliments and Best Wishes from A FRIEND Cpalfly 'l""l""P"Q"'+"'F"Q""T"T"Qr'+"i""T'?f'Qf'7"i"Q-"+'iP"4' "YT +"'l"'1f"P'?"1l""l' I + I P F Sports Goods Athletic Equipment School Jackets Team Supplies Broadway Cleaners 8L Dye-rs Where Cleaning Is an Art In Alamo Heights 5402 Broadway T-2638 Let Your Appetite Have Its Fling at SPRAD,S GRILL 5148 Broadway Alamo Heights PABST ENGRAVING COMPANY 2030 E. Houston St. San Antonio, Texas if'5'+' 9' +"Qf"l"'7"'f'l' 5' 'l""lf"l""l"'7' 'lfi Jaya CLASS OF SCHOGL ZX!!-f fi,,,,fff I, l , v t .1 61 I .I l '37 my -cl? 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