Antonian College Preparatory High School - Warrior Yearbook (San Antonio, TX)

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'ff ef. 'sf I 1 x A ' V' up-wc, Front Row: M. Mikulas, J. Kemmy, B. Dunn, C. Klein, W. Kerr, A. Kinsel, C. Spier, J. Hoyer, R. Meurer, B. Fecci, S. Scecina, S. Altobelli, B. McBrearty, B. Cavanaugh, G. Madere, C. Sa- linas, J. Cosgrove. Second Row: G. Bento, L. Mengden, S. Pa- lermo, D. Chermak, C. Wexel, T. Griesenbeck, C. Buitron, A. Stegman, J. Gorman, R. Toon. Third Row: A. Maldonado, J. 39 'WR Fisher, A. Zotta-reilli, B. Duffy, B. Dossey, H. Amen, J. Koza, J. Montfort, R. Hymel. Fourth Row: N. Pantuso, A. Anderson, J. Finch, M. Emmert, L. Rastrelli, D. Smith, B. McDonnell. Fifth Row: R. Saathotf, C. Elizondo, T. McGary, D. Judson, G. Przybyszew- ski O Smoke Signal Staff Mrs. Van Steenburg directing the Smoke Signal assembly line. -is Editors of the Smoke Signal, student newsletter, were: Editor in Chief . . . . . Glen Madere News Editor . . .. . John Kemmy Feature Editor . . .... Ray Hymel Club Editor .. .... Ron Toon Sports Editor . .. . . Steve Scecina Copy Editors ...... Mike Mikulas Fred Westendarp Kerry O'Connell Columnists, Walter Kerr, Robert Meurer, Angelo Zotarelli, Fred Westendarp, Mark Cortner, Charlie Elizondo. 85

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The stamp club, under the direction ot Mr. Bill Hayes, helped all students who were interested in the sci- ence ot philately. Every oth- er Saturday the members would meet for a big stamp auction, in which members sold or traded their stamps. The club was very useful in that it induced several stu- dents to take up stamp col- lecting, and helped those who already enioyed the hobby to increase their col- Iections. First Row: J. Finney, D. Nobles, R. Flores, T. Kreamer, C. Night, J. Koenig, J. Koza. Second Row: T. Wood, G. Ramirez, R. Autry, D. Segray, M. Gonzalez, J. Etlinger, Brother Joseph, Mod- SVBTOF. 84 Front Row: T. Greisenbeck, P. Lochausen, Mr. cek. Third Row: A. Zottarelli, C. Buitron, A. Kin Hayes, Moderator. Second Row: C. Whitehead, E. Self J- KOZB, H- Amen. The radio club, sponsored by Brother Joseph, was formed of students interest- ed in electronics. During their meetings the members learned basic electronic theories trom members al- ready versed in these fields. They established their own landmark with a 20 meter antenna on top ot the An- tonian auditorium. They al- so repaired broken radios brought to them by stu- dents, and put the sound system in the rifle range.

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E, in ,mi EDITORS: J. Koza, classesg L. Botto, arty A. Kinsel, copyg C. graphyp N. Pantuso, athletics. Second Row, Kneeling: H. Amen Whitehead, organizations: R. Zowarka, business manager: T- activitiesg S. Altobelli, editor-in-chief: R. Meurer, candicls. McGary, facultyg J. Montfort, Campus: F. Westendarp, photog- Warrior Staff Photographers HENRY AMEN STEVE ALTOBELLI FRED WESTENDARP