Brackenridge High School - La Retama Yearbook (San Antonio, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 186 of the 1944 volume:

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LUCILLE TOMLINSON. . . BILLY ZINTGRAFF ..,..,.... ..... BETTY LOU NOLL .,..,.. SUZANNE WESTBROOK. ETHEL WILSON .,I..,... HELEN STAPLETON ..... ER I oME WEYNAND ..II 'f.'.ffi.'.i.f1fiaf.o.T'.c'. and sports RosEM.1-im' MELANcoN Feature DOROTHY TREYBIG . . . IOE ECHOLS . ...I....., . . . PAT HART . ........... . EDNA LOWE . .Y....... . BILLY ZINTGRAF F . .... . SUZANNE WESTBROOK. MRS. ZORA MELTON ,,.. MRS. LAURA KELLER. . . MRS. ELIZABETH LEE. . . La Nelle Lay Charles Culwell Beryl Ranney . . . . . . . . . . .Editor-in-Chief . . . . . . . . . .Associate Editor . . . . .Advertising Manager ..............Club Editor . . . . .Assistant Club Editor . . . . . .Senior Class Editor . . .Assistant Senior Editor . . . . . . .Iunior Class Editor . .Sophomore Class Editor W A C Assistant Editor Editor Editor ...................Typist .. .. ..... ...Photographer .................Artist . . . . . .Managing Editor . . . . . .Photographer . . . . . .W.A.C. Editor ...............Auditor . . .Faculty Sponsor . . . . . .Faculty Sponsor SALESMEN Laura Fernandez Wilbur Wood Bette Ruth Williams Q! .5-T X I A fl SX f 5 6 S Z ,r X When deciding on the theme of our N344 La Hetama, the staff agreed that something far, very far, from the war would perhaps bring a little light into this dark world of today. For this reason, l'Life at Brackenridgef' a movie, is the theme of our '44 annual, The stage is set in Braclcenridge with our teachers as directors. The cameras are focusedff the lights are bright, and suddenly we see the cast. A real cast, yes, it is you and you and you, The R, O. T C, an the Day, and what is a movie without the sl d the lr. VVACS comprise our News of iort on sportsf' Our social life is the feature, for it is around the clubs, dramatics, speech classe th b lite is centered. s, e and and orchestra that our Our sincere wish is that you will enioy 'iLife at Bracken ridge as much as we have enioyed presenting it. To lvfrs. l.aura Keller, Mr. Gary, and to you we extend our thanks for the needed aid we received. To Mrs. Elizabeth Lee, we would lk ' ' ' 1 e to give a special note of gratitude for tiers was a difficult job and she fulfilled it splendidly. Now, on to the preview of Life at Brackenridgef' a true to life movie, written and produced by you, the student body. Mmdqn Wham? M A ...., . - 'fA:'f' , V. .,. AA .A..,. .,,.......,.A.,A., .A..A,,, .,.V.,AA. .,......,. ...A.....,.,.,.,.,.,.,AA .,4, .,...,.,.,.,.,.,.4.Q.,.,.,,,.4.,....,.,.A.,.,.,.4...,.,.,.A.,.:,:,. , . -' Q.-- . -..,.,AQ ..., .,,, .,.,. 5 ..,,. .,.,. .pass A..,..... ,,,., ..A. A......., .,.,. ,..,.,.., ,.i,A.,. ,..A,,., ...A ...4,4., .,.,...s ...44,.,A ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY Gad SENIORS IUNIORS SOPHOMORES lveaet of '7fae fb 'uf R. O. T. C. W. A. C. Spofdii FOOTBALL BASKETBALL Zzeazfma BAND, ORCHESTRA, DRAMATICS, SPEECH, ANNUAL STAFF, CLUBS X! ix sr I 25 5 2 sg, K 1 X 4 iz, 5 'QP' E ? 5 ,4 Rx. Z S - - f X I 941114 Sir Many former Brackenridge boys have died in action against the enemy in this present War. We, the students and faculty, humbly acknowledge the sacrifice they have made so that our present Way of life may continue. May We keep the faith and be ever true to the ideals for which they have died. To live in hearts we leave behind is not to die . . . 0 7, Zi f' mf ' ff? aj A, L' , if ,K . ...-- .. ,. . ........-- ... . W . . , ,-,,,, , , , ,. ,A,,.,,- ,, ,,,-,, ,f 1 q' 1x ,: -- ll 'K ,DREQTQQ5 rqcfmalmhhalian ,auf qaculfq .M- pd X J .f I V .. 9. j ,.1 I' ' I . f .'- Vg .. f 1 . Vs. .,.,,4f . MA- I 1 NAI 4 1 -QFJI, .IQ nr' fwI ml' ' ? .. 1 V x ' 14, ' . V . V . ., - ,. ,.II -'II 1 11 . ..- ' I ' 'u .I 3 Apu. ..:IIIII - xv.. . PJ' 'h F1 1- ' II IIIII R . ::'Ii I'.-7:1EI w Fu .,'.ap-' , mf A RS, . . 4 I '.e ' . ' 'Q' . ' 'W' I ' l - -we , ,I K 35- ' A EI, I' I I I. ., 'I -I H. .,f 'I 'eV 11: .J '19 . J' ' ' 54.- , , 'v .A 'r- 'W I .I U ' 1 V ' - !II.gI-. IH I . 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K 1 le,E...'- , ,LQ Y ' . ..-,II,P'-- Q fa. Y x fx, . Ma. '7!mma4 B. fiaaiwoafl Assistant Superintendent of Senior School Division Ma. .7. 8. Szfubiman Superintendent ot San Antonio Public Schools TO THE GRADUATES: All of us oi Brdckenridge join you Wholeheolrtedly in the exulldiion ihdt comes to you upon ochieving one of lile's olrnbitions. God grdni thot your high school trdining ond experience Indy ordd to the totdl sum ol hurndn hoppiness os Well ors redound to your own individuol Welldre. lt is my eornesi prdyer dnd wish thot eoch ond every one of you develops Cf good chdrdcter ond becomes d fine upsiornding ZW GW citizen ol your community. 1,1111 The peace of the world is in the hands of the youth of all nations. During the lifetime of many Brackenridge students, the hope of world peace and friendship will either succeed or fail, You must find a way other than war to settle disputes between nations. The youth of America has followed the well blazed trail of human progress and today enjoys the contribu- tions of all nations. With your knowledge, your consciousness of a fine heritage to protect, and your democratic spirits, l feel that Brackenridge students will do their part in solving these y. 1. eau great problems of your day. '-se' Dear Seniors, In spite ot the frequent necessity in wartimes ot saying goodbye to dear friends, each new parting brings sorrow. Brackenridge will miss your presence and your intluence. In asking you not to forget me, I shaII quote some Iines which I have adapted trom a poem by W'aIter Adams: Remember me as one who tried To make your worId a bit more wideg As one who yearned to smooth the way And aid your progress day by day, Remember me as one who sought To give your wings-strong wings ot thought. Thought that will give you power to do The work in Iite God meant tor you. Wiala Mane P11 gr' 1.4 Do you really know what goes on in the attendance office? One can hardly know until he has worked in the office at least one full term. l believe all of the girls who work there will say they learn something new aloout it every day. The attendance office is not just a place where you go when you want to go home because student records of different kinds are kept here, including all absentees. When a student is discrepant from a class, Mrs. Foerster has one of the assistants make a call slip for this student and he is sent for the next day to give an account of his absence. Discrepant slips are collected each period of the day and then checked in the attendance office. Some students rnay consider this office unnecessary, but if they were to work here they would readily change their minds. fflafulan Quglcm Mai. fqna fluffn facbi-on Clerk Clerk 'W 1.0, wi x Q3 ' 46 ' A :W-All I Page I7 I EQ ,EE MISS LOUISE ALLEN English MRS. PAULITA ALLEN Commercial MR. EDWIN ALSUP Mathematics MISS KATE ANDREWS I-Ionie Economics MRS. IULIA BALL Mathematics SGT. GARLAND BANKS R.O.T.C. MRS. LUCILLE BARRON Lettering MISS NELL BEASLEY English MISS ELEA NOR BENNETT Library MISS ELSA BURG English MRS. GRACE CARTER Spanish MISS VIRGINIA CHILDRESS Commercial MISS MARY COLGATE History MRS. IDA COLLINS Chorus MISS ROSE DAVIS Science MISS IESTON DICKEY Speech Arts MR. GEORGE FOREI-IAND Physical Education MISS ELIZABETH FRALEY Library MISS EMMA FREY Mathematics MISS ADAH GIBBONS History Zzaoullfy MISS LORA GOODWIN Commercial MR. CLARK GORDON Physical Education MISS ZOLLIE HALE History MISS IRENE HENDERSON English MISS M. HIGGINS History MISS LAURA HYDE History MRS. THEO ITZ Commercial MISS AGNES IAMES English MISS ELSIE IONAS Home Economics MRS. LAURA KELLER English MISS ABBIE KING History MISS ELIZABETH KOCH English MISS LOUISE LANCASTER Mathematics MISS CECILE LAWRENCE English MISS CHRISTINE LAWRENCE English MRS. EULAMAYE LORD Physical Education MR. VERNON MAYFIELD Band MISS NANCY LOU MCCALLUM History MISS W. R. MCDONALD English MRS. ZORA MELTON Commercial Pug 'Qt' I g' 0' 'A 1 I. gf' 19 MRS. MATTIE MITCHELL History MISS SELBY MOORE Practical Arts CS- Science MISS AGNES MORGAN Mathematics MRS. GRACE NORMAN Mathematics MISS LYDIA PAGEL Science MISS MARY LOUISE RECTOR Physical Education MISS WILLIE REHM Commercial MISS LEILET RICHTER Mathematics MRS. BESSIE LEE ROSELLE Speech Arts MR. RAYMOND RUST Mechanical Drawing MISS OLGA SCHOLZ Art MR. HERBERT SEILER Practical Arts MISS STELLA Q. SMITH Latin MISS MIRIAM SPRATT Mathematics MISS OLLIE STRATTON English MRS. MYRRL SUMMERS Mathematics MRS. MARY C. TALLEY Science MISS LUCILLE WHARTON Science MRS. CONCHA WILSON Spanish Not Pictured: MRS, BEULAH CONWAY MISS ETHEL IONES MRS, LYDIA MAGRUDER MISS LAURA STEPHENS emu, The Brackenridge Parent Teacher Association was founded in l9l8 with Mrs. I. P. Benkendorfer serving as President. The objects are to promote the Welfare of youth in the home, school, church, and community and to bring into closer relation the home and school that parents and teachers may co-operate in the training of our youth. As members today We strive more than ever to translate the vision of our founders into active programs and to live up to the ideals of our founders. The War has added opportunities for service. The members assist in selling bonds and stamps at a local store, secure blood donors for the Red Cross and they have sent l5O music records to England for the entertainment of our boys in the service. A community garden club was sponsored to encourage the production of food. During the summer a canning class was conducted with a competent instruce tor thus enabling the gardeners to can their surplus produce. The success and growth of our P. T, A. is due to the untiring efforts of our members and to the co-operation of our principal, faculty, and student body. To these we are indeed grateful. fm. n. y. wmzfmwm, nm. , -. ' V f ,N'f -,Hr F ' -' s '? l.L.1hF'7..'!F' Priya' 20 'MX ml ,W JJ' X: WY Class of 44 S Glau... The senior class ol 1944 with its president, Torn McGee, started its active year at the beginning of the tall term ol 1943 with a successful drive for membership. The first senior dance of the year was the Senior Prom, a formal dance given in December, which proved to be one of the most successful dances of the year. With the arrival of spring came the long awaited Senior Picnic. This picnic Was all that anyone could desire. Thus the last year spent in dear old Brackenridge is rapidly drawing to a close. Three years ago we were eager to reach the end, but now We are sorry we cannot tarry a bit longer. mm, .cfm Seniafz. Ufficeu. . . 'lr ir V7 Standing. left to right:-'Mary Edith Gush. Tom McGeeg Iohn Howard. Viviun Appleby. Seated. left to right: -Willodyne Chcxppleg Lcx Nelle Loy. Henrietta Grirnmg Rosemary Meloncon. FALL TERM TOM MCGEE . . ..... President LA NELLE LAY ........., .... I st V. Pres. ROSEMARY MELANCON ...A Znd V. Pres, HENRIETTA GRIMM I . . ,,,.. Secretory MARY EDITH GASH. . I . .....,. Treasurer WILLODYNE CHAPPLE . . .Censor -Reporter VIVIAN APPLEBY . . . . , . . .Sgtfort-Arms IOHN HOWARD . . . . . .Sgt-Crt-Arms MISS ELSA BURG.. ,....,.,... Sponsor MISS CHRISTINE LAWRENCE ,,... Sponsor Page 2:1 SPRING TERM TOM MCGEE . . .... President LA NELLE LAY ....,,..4.. I... I st V. Pres. ROSEMARY MELANCON ..,.,. 2nd V. Pres. HENRIETTA GRIMM . . . .... Secretory MARY EDITH GASH .... ....... T recrsurer WILLODYNE CHAPPLE . . .Censor -Reporter VIVIAN APPLEBY . .... ..... S gt.-ot-Arms IOI-IN HOWARD . .... ..... S gt.-ot-Arms MISS ELSA BURG .....,,......... Sponsor MISS CHRISTINE LAWRENCE .4... Sponsor Se' ACQUART, MARY LOUISE: lr. WACS Znd Lt. Com, Honor. ADAMS, PATRICIA lEAN' lr. WACS. AGNEW, MARY lANEt Modern Diono, Censor Purple locket, Advisory, Sec'yATreos., Not. Honor ALARCON, IOSIE: lr, WACS. ALBERT, LEATRICE LORRAYNE: Purple locket Gold Bug, Hist. ALEORD, IAMES: Officers Club, R.O,T.C. ALEORD, NOEL: Hi-Y, Officers Club, Medolmo' '43, R.O.T.C. lst Lt., Non-Corn Club '42, No' Honor, Hist, Honor. ALLEN, LEONA MAE' Girl Reserve ALTWEIN, DAVID: ANDERSON, CHARLES: Footboll, Bosketbol Trock Mgr. '4l, '42, '43, English Honor, No Honor, Sigmo Epsilon, Senior Ploy '43, His Honor. ANGEL, BETTY: Purple locket, Rec. Sec'y, Moder' Diono, Corr. Sec'y, Student Council Hist., lunic Dues Collector, Advisory Vice President. ANGERMILLER, DOLORES: Gold Bug. APPLEBY, VIVIAN: Purple locket, Corr, Sec'5 Student Council, Rec. Seoy, Modern Diono, Sgt ot-Arms, Senior Closs, Sgt.-ot-Arms, Advisor Vice President, Advisory Secretory '42, No Honor, I-Iist. Honor APPLEWHITE. LOUISE: Lotin Club, Not. Honor ARIAS, BEATRICE1 ARMSTRONG, MARGARET: Lonier, Advisor President, lr, WACS Copt., Officers Club. ARNOLD, ELAINE: Wo Kopci, Sgt.-ot-Arms, Ei Purple locket, Com. Honor, Hist. Honor. ARNOLD, HAROLD: ARTEAGA, REBECCA: Pon-Arnericon. ARZOLA, RUDY: AUSTIN, ELAINE. Hist Honor. BAILEY, NAOMA: Wo Kopo. BARDWELL, LUCY: lr, WACS. BARNES, BESSIE MAE: Lotin Club, Pres., l WACS Mojor, Sigmo Epsilon, Officers Clul Hist. Honor, BARTLEY, lOE M.: R.O.T.C. BARTON, BESSIE: lr. WACS 2nd Lt. BAYLOR, ELISABETHZ Purple locket, Wo Kopc Treos., Sigmo Epsilon, Senior Dues Collecto Wo Kopo, Sgt.-of-Arms '42, Not. Honor. BECKHAM, MAYE BELLE. Wo Kopo, lr. WAC Copt., Regimental Stoff, Advisory Secretory. Page 24 erm ay '44 BENKE, EARLENE: Purple Iacket- Clio, Hist. Honor. BERKLEY, IERRY: Purple Iacket, Advisory Presie dent, Hist. Honor. BEURET, CAROLYN: Wa Kapa, Censor. BISHOP, VIRGINIA: Modern Diana, Treas., Purple Iacket, Sgt.-at-Arms, Nat. Honor, English Honor. BOGGS, FRED: Hi-Y, Basketball Letterman '42, '43. BOGGUS, MARILYN: BOONE, ELSIE: Pan-American. BOUBEL, LEONARD: BOWMAN, RICHARD: BDS. Club, Hist. Honor. BRANTLEY, ARTHUR: Football Letterman '43, Track Team '43, '44, Advisory President. RRAUTIGAM, IOANNE: Purple Iacket, Wa Kapa, Pres. '43, '44, Advisory Sec'y, Sigma Epsilon, Ottice Asst., Student Asst, Nat. Honor. BRAVO, MARY: Pan-American, Pres. '43, Pan- American, Tre-as. '42, '43, Sigma Epsilon, Glee Club, Student Council, Nat. Honor. BREM, IOAN: Ir. WACS Capt., Girls' Science. BRICE, ALYNE: Clio, Pres., Purple Iacket, Stu! dent Council, Parl., Nat. Honor. BUCHANAN, HELEN IO: Modern Diana, Purple Iacket, Advisory Pres. '43. BUMBAUGH, HOWARD: Band, Orchestra BURKETT, LA NELLE: Purple Iacket, Girl Reserve, Sec'y '42, Girl Reserve, Vice Pres. '43, Advisory Pres. '42, Student Asst. BURNS, DOROTHY: Iunior Historian. BURRIS, MARY ASTOR: Gold Bug: Band. BUTLER, IRIS: Purple Iacket, Gold Bug, Asst. Treas., Student Council, Mixed Chorus, Treas. CALE, PATRICIA: CARDENAS, ALICE: Pan-American. CARLSON, BERNEICE1 Sigma Epsilon, Nat. Honor, Hist. Honor. CARLSON, BERNEILE: Sigma Epsilon, Hist. Honor. CARNEY, IAMESt Band, ROTC. Band. CARROLL, GROVER: ROTC., Student Council, Purple Guard. CARPENTER, LOELLETA: English Honor, Sigma Epsilon, Purple Iaclcet, Modern Diana, Censor, Ouill and Scroll. CHAEETZ, IOSEPH D.1 Non-Com Club, Vice-Pres., R.O.T.C., S.O.S.O. Page 25 sro CHAMBERS, DOROTHY: Purple Iaclcet, Wa Kapa, Vice-Pres, 43, Student Asst., Advisory Sec'y '43. CHAMBERS, SUE: Wa Kapa. CHAPPLE, WILLODYNE: Purple Iackct, Student Council, Treas.: Charme, Sec'y, Senior Class, Censor, Sigma Epsilon, Nat. Honor. CHASE DONALD: Garden Club. CHILCOAT, KERMIT: CLEMMER, BOB: Band. CLEVERLEY, MARY LOU: Charme, Ir. WACS, Non-Com, Student Asst., Charme Parl. '42, Hist. Honor. COLLINS, ROY: COMPTON, BILLY: Rifle Team, Non-Com Club. CULLOM, MARY: CULWELL, CHARLES: Science Club, Pres., Hi-Y, Sgt.-at-Arms and Treas., Sigma Epsilon, R.O.T.C. Cadet Colonel, Purple Guard, Student Council, 2nd Vice-Pres., Nat. Honor, Hist. Honor. CURRY, BILLIEg DANIEL, LESLIE1 DAVALOS, ELVIRA: DAVIS, MERRIGALE: Purple Iacket, Girl Scout, Pres., Charme, Treas. DEANS, LEROY: Hi-Y, Non-Com, Purple Guard, R.O.T.C. Master Sgt. DEERING, IIM: DELEMATER, LA VERNE: Modern Dianas, Senior Representative, Sigma Epsilon '42, Student Asst., Girls Chorus. DILLON, IOSEPHINE. DIXON, BOBBY: DOERR DOROTHY: DOSSEY, RAY: DUKE, DOROTHY: Laniers, Purple Iacket. EATON, MARIORIE: Wa Kapa, Glee Club, English Honor, Hist. Honor. ECKOLS, IOE: Officers' Club '43, '44, Non-Com Club '42, Annual Staff Photographer, R.O.T.C, Capt., Purple Guard, Advisory Sgt.-at-Arms. EGLE, JEAN: Latin Club. EHLO, PATRICIA: Student Assistant, Adivsory Secy, Hist, Honor. ELMORE, EDITH: Girl Reserves Page 26 01644 of '44 ELMS, NANCY: Cheer Leader, Purple Iacket, Senior Class Hist., Sophomore Class Reporter, Times Stall '42, Advisory Prez., '43, Student Asst., Nat, Honor. ENTZENBENGER, FRED: ERFURTH, AUGUST1 Football Letterman '43, Track Letterman '42, '43, Advisory Pres. ESQUIVEL, BEATRICE' Los Hidalgos. ESSINGTON, ALMA: Student Council, Girls' Science Club, Sec'y, Hist. Honor. FALK, BETTY: Purple Iackets, Charme. FARRIS, EVANGELINE: FARRIS, MINNIE MAE: Purple lacket, Sigma Epsilon, Nat. Honor, Com. Honor. FAVELLA, IOE1 FECHNER, GLORIA: Charme Reporter, Purple Iacket, Advisory Sec'y. FELTY, RAYMOND DONALD: lunior Historians. FERRERO, IAMES: R.O.T.C., S.O.S.O., Officers' Club, Purple Guard, Nat. Honor, I-list. Honor. FLANNERY, GWYNNE ROBERT: Hist. Honor. FLETCHER, DOLLY ANN: Purple laclcet, Clios, Vice-Pres. '43, Sigma Epsilon, Clios, Censor '42, Glee Club, Sec'y 43,' Glee Club, Sgt.-at-Arms '42, Hist. Honor. FORD, EDNA LOUISE' Band, Nat. Honor. FOSTER, BILLY: Student Council, Nat. Honor. FRANCIS, IEAN: Purple Iacket, Student Council, Advisory Vice-Pres. '43, '44, Nat. Honor. FRAZAR, IACKI Non-Corn Club, R.O.T.C. Ist Lt., Advisory Vice-Pres., Purple Guard. FRENTRESS, IO ANN: WAC lst Lt. FREUDENBERG, GLENN, Boys' Science Club, Non-Coin Club. FREUDENBERG, ORA MAY: Folklore, Pres., Purple lacket Lt., Advisory Vice-Pres. '43, Nat. Honor, Coin. Honor. FULLER, KENNEY: lunior Historian, Advisory Banker. FURLOW, PATSY: Clio Club. GALLEGOS, ANNE MARIE: Los Hidalgos, Ex- Pre:s,, Coin. Honor. GALVAN ,GLORlA: lr. WAC Major, Stevenson, Student Assistant. GANO, ELIZABETH: Wa Kapa. GARLAND, GLORIA: Purple lacket, Treas., Gold Bug, Znd Vice-Pres., Student Assistant, Student Council '43, Advisory Sec'y, Nat. Honor. GARMS, WALTER: Hi-Y Club, BD S., Non-Com Club. Page 27 GARZA, ALMA GARZA ELLA, lr WAC GAHZA, ESTHER MARGAHITA Stevenson, lr. WAC Lt., Sigma Epsilon, Student Assistant, Nat. Honor, Hist, Honor. GASH, MARY EDITH: Senior Class, Treat., Stu- dent Council, Treas, Commercial Honor, Pres, Stevenson, Pres., Steve-nson,Trea11, Ntit Honor, English Honor, Hint. Honor. GASS, IOYCE1 GATES, RUBY: Pan American Club GEIB T. A., Advisory Pres. '43, Non-Corn Club '43 GEISLER, ROBERT' Band, Orcliestra, Science Club, ll O.T.C. Band Lt., Sigino Epsilon, Not. Honor, Non-Coin Club '42, Coin. Honor. GEMBLER, DIETRICH IOHN NonfCoin Club, ROTC. Nat. Honor. GIBSON, IUANITA: Gold Bug. GLEISER, GENEVIEVE' lr WACS GOLD, SUSIE GOLDEN, LOUISE' Ir WACS. GOMEZ, SALVADOR' GONZALES, ANGELICA Loi: Hidalgos GONZALES, ELORINE: Not. Honor, Student Council Sigma Epsilon, Gold Bug, Censor CONZALES, ZULEMA Pan American Club. GRAEE, IOE HANNA. Modern Diario, Purplc- lticlcets, Glee Club, Pres. GHASTY, BILL EDS, Hi-Y, Il O.T.C lst Lt, Purple Guard, Hist. Honor. GREEN, VIRGINIA: Lanierrs, Girl Scouts, Vice- Pres., Student Council, Reporter, Band, Sigma Epsilon, lst Division Band Contest '42, '43, Nat Honor, Hist. Honor. GRIMM, HENRIETTA: Modern Dianas, Purple lackets, Hi-Y Mascot, Senior Class, Sec'y, Nat. Honor, Sigma Epsilon, La Retaiua Club Editor, Hist, Hcnor, GUERRA, ELSIE' Ir WACS. GULMAN, GERALDINE: Ir. WACS Capt, GUNKEL, DOROTHY Stevenson, Purple locket, Student Council, Sigma Epsilon, Hinst Honor. HAASE, TRUMAN: Non-Coin Club, ll O.T.C HAGOPIAN, WANDA. Purple locket Lt, Lanier, Part., Student Assistant, Nat, Honor, llist. Honor. HAHN, HARVEY: HAIEK, ANTON. Page 28 81644 of '44 HALRERT, IOELZ HALBROOK, MARVlSi HAMAN, IONEL: HANDLEY, IOYCE: Purple lackets, Wa Kapa, Parl., Student Assistant, Hist, Honor. HANSEN, IOHANNAZ Stevenson Literary Club, Student Council. HART, PAT: RDS., Sgt.-at-Arms, Capt. Reg. Staff R.O,T.C., Stuclent Council, Sgt.-at-Arms, Officers Club, Sigma Epsilon, Rifle Team, Purple Guard, Artist La Retama Staff, lunior Class Officer, HARTMAN, LUTHER: B.D.S. HARVEL, MARY CATHERINE. lr. WACS. HASSELL, MARTHA ELLEN' HEARN, IEAN: lr, WACS, Lt. Col, Officers Club, Advisory Treas., Hist. Honor. HENDERSON, HUBERT: Boys' Science Club, Troas., R.O.T.C, Major, Purple Guard, Student Council, Officers Club, Nat. Honor, Hist, Honor. llERRl'vlANN, ELEANOR' Stevenson, Vice-Pres., lr. WACS, Col., Sigma Epsilon, Nat, Honor, Com. Honor. HEYE, LOU OLGA: Rand, Wa Kapa, Nat. Honor, llist. Honor. HICKERSON, RETTYt Lanier, Sc-cy Ir. WACS, Capt., Advisory, Vice Pres, HINTON, LUCILLEZ Folklore Society, Girl Scout ', Rand, Nat. Honor. HODGE, ELIZABETH. HOERMANN, MARGUERVTE Sigma Epsilon, Ad- visory Vice'Pros., Com. Honor. llOllON, MARIORIE. Gold Bug, Purple lacket, Adivsory Pres. HOLDER, GLENN: HOPPER, HERMAN: HOWARD, IOHN: RDS., Sigma Epsilon, Senior Class Sgtfat-Arms, Nat. Honor, Hist. Honor, Hi-Y, Vice-Pres., R,O.T C. Lt. Col. HOWELL, IACK: HOYER, MARION: HUDSON, TROY: HUEY, IOANNA: Purple locket Mistress of Cos- tume, Wa Kapa, Hist, Nat. Honor, Sigma Epsilon, English Honor, Com, Honor. HUFESTUTLER, MARY LOU: Girl Reserve. HUGMAN, ANNE: Modern Diana, Censor, Soph- omore Class Vice-Pres, Iunior Class Vice-Pres., English Honor, Purple locket, Pres., Sigma Ep- silon, Nat. Honor, Com. Honor. HULL, ILENE: Cliarme, lr. WACS, Student Asst., Non-Com, lunior Dues Collector, Senior Dues Collector, Charme, Sec'y '42, Page' 29 HUMPHREYS, WAYNE: R.O.T.C.: Non-Com Club. HUTCHINSON, BRODIE: HYDEN, CHARLES: HYLTIN, WALTER: INMAN, MARY LOU: Gold Bug: Purple lcxckets, Vice-Presg Advisory Pres.g Student Council. IACKSON, ONALEA: Girls' Science Club. IARVIS, MONA KATE: Wo Kcrpag Purple locket. IOHN, TOMMY: IONAS, ADOLPH: IONES, ANNELLE: IONES, IOHN NEAL: IORDAHL, BOB: B.D.S. IUSTI, FLOSSIE: Wo Kdpo, Sgt,-at-Armsg Advisory Reporter. KALENSHER, BERNARD: Science Club. KARP, EMILY: Modern Dicinop Girl Scouts, KASTROP, CLARENCE: R,O.T.C.g Hist. Honor. KELLEMS, DOROTHY: KELLS, EDWARD: Purple Gucrdg R.O.T,C. KELLS OSCAR: Footbcxllg Trcickp Bcxsebollg R.O,T.C. KERSEY, IEEE: Boys' Science Club, KIKER, LOUISE: Modern Diana. KINARD, BESSIE: KING, MARY HELEN: Ir, WACS 2nd Lt.. Com. Honor. KIRCHER, LATRICE: Gold Bugg Glee Club, KIRLIN, LINDENZ Purple Gucirdg R.O.T.C.g Non- Com Club: Boys' Chorusg Science Club: Mixed Chorus. KLAR, ROLAND: KNOPP, AGNES: Ir. WAC Lt. Col.g Advisory Sgt.-cit-Armsg Attendance Officer: Com. Honor. KOEHLER, DARVIN: Advisory Vice-Pres.: Hist, Honor. Page 30 elm C., '44 LACKEY, DOROTHY MAE: Folklore Society, lr. WAC lst Lt. LAECHELIN, GLADINEL Modern Dicinas' Ex- Purple Iacket. LA LANNE, MYRA RUTH: Gold Bugs, Glee Club. LAMB, PATSY IOYCE: Ex-Chorme. LAMB, PEGGY LOUISE: Ex-Charme. LAMBRECHT, MARTIN: S.O.S.O. LASSIG, LORENE: LAY, LA NELLE: Senior Class Vice-Pres., Ex- Purple Iacket, Modern Dianas, Reporter, Quill and Scroll, Student Asst., La Retama Salesman. LAYTON, CHARLYE BETH: Iunior Historian, Sec'y, Purple Iacket, Sigma Epsilon, Advisory Vice- Pres., Nat. Honor, Hist. Honor. LEACH, IACOUELINE: Clio Treas. '42, '43, Purple Iacket, Student Council. LEE, DOROTHY IEANQ Modern Diana, Purple Iacket, Sigma Epsilon, Nat. Honor, Hist. Honor. LEE, IUNE: Lanier, Student Assistant. LIEDECKE, ADDIE LEE: Band, Latin Club, Radio, Drama, Glee Club. LIPSCOMB, VIRGINIA: LODDE, ARTHUR: LUNDSCHEN, FLOYD: Band, Orchestra, R.O.T.C. Band lst Lt., B.D.S. LUTTERINGER, IO NAN: Band. LYSSY, CLARENCE: MCDONNELL, BERNARD: R.O.T.C., Purple Guard, Pan-American Club, Pres., Medal Man, Non-Com Club. MCGALE, DAVID: B.D.S., Sec'y, R.O.T.C. Band Capt., Nat. Honor, Band, English Honor. MCGEE, TOM1 Senior Class Pres., Hi'Y, Pres. '43, '44, Science Club, Vice-Pres., La Retama Adv. Manager, Hi-Y, Chaplain '42, '43, Soph' omore Class Pres. '4l, Science Club, Sec'y '43, Nat. Honor. MCKINNEY, MARTHA: Stevenson, Ex-Purple Iacket, Advisory Treasurer. McLAUGI-ILIN, DORCAS: McLEAN, DOUGLAS: MCWILLIAMS, SKIPPY: Hi-Y, Officers' Club, Non-Com Club, Advisory Pres. '43, Purple Guard, R.O.T.C. Capt., Medalman 43. MACIAS, GREGORY: MAIERHOFER, RAY: MARFIN, OLGA: Glee Club, Sigma Epsilon, Ir. WAC Lt. Col. Page .31 A R 'l' 1 - 1 ,, f.. ff 'fwf A .3 Q5 'Fit If fl? ll ' 1 I I N 3 .fl ewuc-wi . . . S ' MARROQUIN, RUDY: HifY, Science Club. MARTIN, SARAH' Student Council, Lanier Ro- porter, Glee Club Reporter, Quill and Scroll, Times Adv. Manager, Advisory Sec'y. MARTINEZ, ANGELINA: Pan-American. MEANS, FRANK: Hi-Y Athletic Officer, Football Letterman, Nat. Honor, Basketball Letterman, Advisory Pres., Track Letterman, Hist Honor, MEEK, PATSY ALLENE. Band. MELANCON, ROSEMARY' Iunior Historian, Vice- Pres. '42, '43, Sigma Epsilon, Nat Honor, Band, English Honor, La Retcima Feature Editor, Senior Class Qnd Vice-Pres. MENDOZA, MINERVA. MEYER, HARRY A.: ROTC. MILLER, GERALDINE' MILLER, VIRGINIA: Purple Iackot, Nat. Honor MONIER, EZELLE Eg MOORE, BETTY: MOORE, FRED. MOORE, IEANNE. Senior Class Sec'y, Purple Iacket, Lanier, Sgt -at-Arms '42, Orcliegtra, Lanier Sec'y '43. MORALES, ESTHER Ir. WAC. MORELAND, BETTY LOU: Hirst. Honor MUENCHOW, HAROLD. Hi-Y, Officers' Club, Non-Com Club, Purple Guard Officer, R.O.T.C. Lt, Col., Medal Man, Nat. Honor, Hist, Honor. MULLIN, EDITH: Ir, WAC Drum and Bugle Corps. NAVARRO, Herbert: NEIMAN, EDITH. Stevenson, Purple Iacket. NEWMAN, SHIRLEY1 Modern Dianas, Student Council, Purple Iacket, I-list. Honor. NICKEL, DAVID: NICKENS, I. C3 Sophomore Class Officer '41, Advisory Pres. NOLL, BETTY LOU: Gold Bug, Pres., Purple Iacket, Annual Staff, Student Council, Gold Bug, Custodian '43, Sigma Epsilon, Nat. Honor. NOYES, CRYSTELLE: Commercial I-Ionor, Clio Club, Nat, Honor. OEDING, BETTY IEAN: Band Drum Major, lst Division Band Contest 43. OLIVE. PAULINE: Band, Girl Scouts, Hist, Honor. PATTERSON, FRANCES: Purple Iacket Censor. Page .12 61644 of '44 PATTON, MARY IANE Ir WAC Captain. PEARMON, LORRAINE Ir WAC Ltg Cliorme. PEELER, IEANNE Wo Kopo PEELER, IOHN I Non Coin, RO TC., Purple Guard. PEERY, BARBARA ANN Purrwlu locket Sgtfot- Ariumz, Ltinior, Pros. PERCHES, IESSE' S O SO, R OT.C.Mo1or, Sigino Epsilon, Not. Honor, Purple Guorcl, Ollicorrs' Club, Hint. llonor. PERKINS, llM SOSO, ROTC. PETERS ALICE Purple locket Lt, Modorri D1 uruiaa, Sql. tit Ariufz, Studorit Assistant PISLUGHAUPT, IANlCE Lctnior, Siguio Epiulou, Adviazory Ollicer. Pl'llLlPS, DOROTHY. PIMENTEL, HOPE lr WAC. PINGENOT. CLARENCE' POST, l3ORlS Gold Bug Reporter, Advisory Vice-Prom, Purple locket Lt.: Sigiuo Epsilon, Com Honor PRESSLER, CHARLYNE Purple locket Lt, Mod- ern Diario, Vice-Pros., Sigiuo Epsilon, Englirsli llonor, Advisory Socy, Not Honor. RAMOS, FLORINDA RAMOS, RACHEL REAL, LUCILLE Folklore Socioty, Student Couri- cil, Puriilv ltickot, Folklore Vice-Pres., Com. Honor REAMS, LOIS Purple- locket, Orclicstro, Science Club REDFERN HELEN Gold Bug Rec, Socy '43, Purplo Itrckot 'l'yiu:zt, Gold Bug.: Sgt-otAArui:z '42, Anr1uolStolt'42, Coin Honor REICHERT, LOl.A MAE Clioriuc, Student Amt ltElNlNGER, NORMAN Olliccrg Club, R.O.T.C. l::t Lt, Purple Cluordg Corn Honor REYES, AVELARIDO Non-Coin Club, Boys' Sciviicv Club, Purple Guard ROTC REYNOLDS, EMAGENE Modern Dlkiltfl, Studoul Council, Bond, Orcliomtro RICH, IIM. Glue Club: Hizst. Honor. lilCllTEl'l, CALVIN Non-Coru Club RlOlAS, BETTY IEAN RIVAS, EMMA Modern Dionorzg Not. Honor, Cilov Club, Advisory Vice-Pres '43, Sigrno Ep- :ailou '41, '42, '43, Student Asst., Hist. Honor. ROBERTS, IAMES l'uy0 JJ Q kt 'Q P 0. A fi, fu 3 '15 ll!- 1 I I , 4 4, -I I It I W! ROBINSON, IEAN: Sigma Epsilon, Nat. Honor, Hist Honor ROSIN, AL: ROTC. Officer RUTLEDGE, BOBBY. RODRIGUEZ, LEROY' RODRIGUEZ, PHILIP Pan-American Club, RO.- T.C,, Purple Guard ROMC, THOMAS ROOS, MARCUS' Purple Guard RO.TC Col., S.O.S,O. Club, Officers' Club, Sigma Epsilon, Nat. Honor. ROSELAND, LAUREL' ROSS, CRAIG. RO T C ROTZLER, FRED Band, R O.T.C Lt, Rand Drum Maior, Non-Com Club. RUEDRICH, LILLIAN RUETER, ODESSA' SALINAS, TONY. Pan-American Club. SANDEIELD, SANDRA' Purple Iaclcet, Library Asst' Student Council BCSL.A. delegate, Ade visory Pres., Clio Club, Reporter, Sigma Epsilon, Nat. Honor. SANTOS, MARGARITA. PGH-AlHGFlCC1D,VICC'PfGS. SARKIS, GLORIA Girls' Chorus. SAWEY, HAZEL. lr, WAC Corporal SCHAEEER, DOROTHY: Purple Icicket, Student Council, Wa Kapa, Rec. Secy, Mixed Chorus, Advisory Pres. SCHAUB, VERNON: Science Club, Sgt.-at-Arms, Purple Guard, ROT.C. Capt., Officers' Club. SCHEFFEL, DORIS: Glee Club. SCHILLER, DOROTHY. Chorme Society. SCHURER MELVERIE Charme Society, Girl Scouts, WAC Officer, Com. Honor. SCHULTZ, FRANCES: Gold Bugs, Parl. '43, Purple Iackets, Pctrl, La Retama Asst. Editor, Purple Iackets Editor, Typist, '44, La Retama Typist, '43, Gold Bugs, Sgt.-at-Arms '42, SCOTT, ELLAINE: Lanier, Censor, Student Asst., Student Council. SEIPP, ERNA: Ir. WAC Lt. SHELTON, ALTON Boys' Science Club, Hist. Honor. SHORT, CURTIS' ROTC. SMITH, ROBERT: R,OT.C. Lt, Advisory, Sgtfat- Arms. Page 34 01644 .ly '44 SOLIS, ESTHER' SOLIS, MARY LOUISE lr, WAC Maior, Sigma Epizilou, Ollice Amzti SORRELLS, EDITH Student Council, Advisory Prem, lr, WAC Major, Girl Reservcs, Student Amit, Com, Honor. SPEER, EVERETT1 ROTC, Purple Guard SPRAIULING, llll..l.,Y Science Clulw ROTC lst Ll., Advisory Prom, Olliceraz' Club f'ITA'l'H, SKEETER' Hi-Y, Science Club, B Foot- liall, Track Letterman, Advisory Preaz. STl'IlGER, ERANClS Folklore Society STOlll.TlE, RILLY: Sciouce Club, Ollicerns' Club, ROTC Capt, Purple Guard, Hi-Y, Historian, Svnior Play, Nou-Com Club '42, STOREY, OLGA MARIE Modern lwiana, Purple lackc-t STOVALL O, K: Orclientra, SULl.lVAN, ANNARELLE Student Coriucil Pros, Stuvwiinoii, Vitro-Preaz. '43, Stovc-ngaori, Treasi '43, Nat llonor, Enqlifali llonor, Sigma Epxilon, Hint llouor, Com, llouor SUMRERA, lOE ANNE, Purple locket, Lanier, Sat at Arm:: and Reporter, Ollice Algal SWENSON, El,lZARE'l'll lr. WAC Lt TAIBLOCK, l3ORO'l'llY. TAUSCH, GlLRERT Advinory Preis '42, ROTC. Capt, Purple Guard, Ollicern' Club, Sigma Epizilou. TEVl,IRl3OUGl'l, ALICE, Gloe Club. 'l'llACKllR, El,,lZABETll. Modorn Dianos. THOMPSON, Mll,.l7REl'W Advipzory VtC0Al3re,s. TILLERY, EDNA EARLE. lr. WAC Capt, Advisory Vice Pri-iz, lliast. Honor. TOLLE, LEON Student Council lat Vico-Pres, Gardon Clulu, Prom, RCTC, l.1t Lt, Signio Epsilon, Nat. llouor, Enqligzli Honor, Ollicerfs' Cluli, lli::t. Honor, TOMLINSON, LUCILLE, Purple locket, Sigmo Epnilon, La Retama Sophomore Editor '43, La Retama Club Editor '44, Cliarme, Not. Honor, Com. Honor, TOMPKINS, RERNICE Com. Honor, TREMBLEY, WILLIAM EARL, 'l'RllYl3lG, DOROTHY' Timers Co-Editor '42, Ad- vi::ory Seoy, La Retama Stoll '44, Band, Orcli- cxztra '42, Scliool Cliottor Roporter, Not. Honor. TRUE, BERTA TUCKER, MARTHA lEAN2 Purple locket, Gold Ruqga, 'l'rva::., Library A::::t., Advisory Vice-Pros, Nat llonor, Com. Honor. TURNILR, IIMERY, TYLER, GLORIA: Lonier, Treats, Purple locket, llilet. Honor. l'1lg11' ,IS Ll- I ' ' dl .up 7 ,,'! i RA ' . hw, ,. pm fr ' 'i A I A W ,ap all? 'f 4 f, UECKER, DOROTHY: Ir WAC Capt ULRICH, MARGARET Purple locket VALLIER, EUGENE VARGAS, TOMAS: Lfltin Ainoriciin, ROTC VILLA EVA WADE, IOYCE Modern Iiifiirmg Ollicf-rs: Cliilr, Ir WAC Capt WAGNIER, BENNIE Hi:al Honor WALLS MARY ROSE Pr1n'Arnr-ii in fwfw'y WALTON BILL R O TC WARREN, DOROTHY RUTH IIIIIIOF Ilintoririii, Vice-Pres, Hizzt, Honor WATSON, ALVA LOIS Advimory Prom, Ir WAC Capt: Sigma Epsilon, Ollicorsa' Cliilu WEISS, FRANCES Gold Rugs, l.:t Vicf- Pri-,n WELLS, IOE WESTKAEMPER, RICHARD IlifY, Frwotlntill Lfvt ternion, l3OL3lC9lbC1lll..f?llCI'IIIITII, Ntrt llonor WEST, IANELL: WETZEL, EDWIN Engligzli Honor, Ntit Honor R O.T.C Ll Col: B D S, Pros, Purplv Guiird lunlor Closas, Porl '42, ROTC Mwcltiliiitiri 'flfi Sigrncx Epsilon, WEYNAND, IEROME HifY Sri-oy, R OTC M411 Purple Gunrd, Modfilrnun '43 Clif-frrli-riclw, I.f Retonici Stcxlt, Advisory Vino RH-1, N-it Ilniifvi WHARTON, MAXINE Lciriior Corr Sr-My, Ex Purple locket, Student Afmt WHITNEY MARY LOU Ldtin Club WHITTLE, TUNE MARIE lr, WAC, Nor1Criri Club, Adviizory Srvc'y, Slllflfllll A1:.,t WHITTON GLORIA Girl Scoutuz, Ilirzt Ilonor WIEDENEELD, RUTH CDTClIF3:1lTtI WILDMAN, PAUL: WILLIAMS, BETTE RUTH Modern Ilitiimn, l7rr:.:. Purplc' locket Reporter, Prin-Ami-riufin Oriilior '42, llnd rwlnce City Extrernp '42, Ntit Honor English Honor, Sigma Epsilon, Int pltuw lntf-r niurfil Story Telling Contest '42 WILLIAMS, HELEN Girl.: Iftirvrivm- Cliilw, li WAC, WILLIAMS, MARGUERITE Clio, Pri-.: rind 551-C '43, Student Council, Sgt-at-Arm.: 'l3, Rurplf lotcket Lt, Clio, Sgt -at-Arings '42 WILLIAMS, MARIORIE Wo Knpfi WILLIS, GLADYS Gold Bugz. l'uy1' ,Hi Glad!! af '44 WILLIS, IRIS: WILSON, CRYSTALi lunior Historians, Ex-Purple locket, lunior Historians, Reporter '42, Times News Editor '42, Quill and Scroll. WILSON, RENEEi Gold Bugs. WINTERRORNE, BARBARA' Purple lackets Hist., Lanier, Vice-Pres., Advisory Sec'y. WISDOM, GORDON RO.T.C., Purple Guard, Boys' Science Club. WISE, DOROTHY: Girls' Science Club, Treas. '42, 43. WITHERS, ALTON: Medalman '42, '43, Science Club, Hi-Y, Treas., R.O.T.C. Capt., Purple Guard, Officers' Club, Student Council, NonACom Club 42. WOLPMAN, IOE: Hi-Y, Sgt.-at-Arms, B.D.S. Vice- Pres., English Honor, ROTC Lt, Col., Crack Co, '42, '43, '44, Purple Guard, Officers' Club, Nat. Honor. WOOD, LUCILE E.: Girl Scouts, Folklore Society. WOOD, WILBUR: S.O.S.O., Vice-Pres. '43, Stu- dent Council, Advisory Pres., S.O.S.O., Pres. '44, Nat. Honor. WOOLDRIDGE, ROBERT: Student Council, SO.- S.O, Club, R.O.T.C., Hist. Honor, WYNKOOP, MARIORIE: Modern Dianas, Purple locket, Hist, Honor. WYNNE, VAN: YOUNG, FRANKLIN: Hi-Y, Science Club, Pres., R.O.T.C., Officers' Club, Track Letterman '42, '43, Medaltnan. YOUNG, FRED: R.O.T.C., Officers' Club. ZAIONTZ, SOPHIE' Purple locket, ZIMMERMANN, WALTER E.: R.O.T.C., S.O.S.O. ZINTGRAEE, IAMES. B.D.S., Treas. '43, Officers' Club, Advisory Pres., Annual Staff Photographer, Sliutterbug, Pres., Non-Com Club '43, B.D.S., Pres. '44. ZIRKEL, HAROLD: Sigma Epsilon, Nat. Honor, Hist. Honor. ZIRKEL, ROBERT: Sigma Epsilon, Nat. Honor, Hist. Honor. I ,ll g e J 7' , Sg I 0 CS F vmn fkill. 39 CYD Hall 1 an gkmuf K Our Sponsors At Elle Paady to go Ho 01919 u W' Q 3 In Conference Pngr3R Class of '45 Elma. .. ln the fall of 1944 Arthur Porter began the direction of a series of exciting scenes centered around the Iunior Class. The new officers, under the guidance of their sponsors, Misses Nell Beasley and Cecile Lawrence, prepared to take their places on a stage set for action. ln February the Iuniors sponsored a very successful dance, The Sweetheart Prom, featuring Eddie Mergatroyd as Cupid. All luniors and their friends enjoyed dancing to the music of Bobby Geisler and his band. Towards April the cast began its plans for an annual Spring Picnic held at Koehler Park. The main social activities being over, the stage was reset for action along the business line. Not only does the Iunior Class work for its own welfare, but for the aid it might give to the Seniors, such as choosing ushers for graduation. A success- ful year having ended, the Iuniors are prepared for just as successful a Senior year. lffalulsn pfluqiaupl 'lr if anim 3 Back Row, leit to right:-Robert Kliefothy Burton Finney. Second Row:-Arthur Porterg Ferd Stoiielg Billy Howard. Front Row: - 'Lucite Worlkerg Nino Helen Engel. Marion Pflugholupt. FALL TERM SPRING TERM ARTHUR PORTER MARIAN PELUGHAUPT. . . NINA HELEN ENGEL LUCILE WALKER . . . BURTON EINNEY . FERD STAFEEL . PATSY LYSTER . BILLY HOWARD . ROBERT KLIEFOTH . MISS NELL BEASELY ..,, . . . . .President .Ist V. Pres. .Znd V. Pres. . . .Secretory . . .Treasurer . . . .Reporter Pofrliolmentoricxn . . .Sgtfot-Arms Sgt.-ctt-Arms . .Sponsor MISS CECILE LAWRENCE. . . . .Sponsor Iuqc 41 ARTHUR PORTER MARIAN PELUGHAUPT ..,. NINA HELEN ENGEL. . . . .President Ist V. Pres. .Znd V. Pres. LUCILE WALKER . . . . , . .Secretory BURTON PINNEY . . ,Treasurer FERD STAEEEL . . . .Reporter PATSY LYSTER . Porlicunentorion BILLY HOWARD . . . . .Sgt-ot-Arms ROBERT KLIEFOTH , . Sgt.-ot-Arms MISS NELL BEASELY .... ..Sponsor MISS CECILE LAWRENCE. . . . .Sponsor ALEXANDER, Mayer: ALLEN, A, G. AMESOUITA, Esperanza ANDERSON, Terry ARNOLD, lean ATEN, Louise BALZEN, Ioyce BARLOW, lames E. BARNES, Dorothy L. BARROW, Edna BASS, Tommy BENEDICT, lames BENNER, Cecil BENSON, Billy BICKLEY, Tom BIRON, Pat BISHOP, Robert BLACK, Sammy BONNETT, Harold BORING, Shirley BOSSY, Pal BOYLE, Annie Marie BRIDGES, Phyllis BROOKS, Stella BROWN, Edward BROWN, Hugh BROWN, lack BROWN, loe BROWNING, Yvonne BURNETTE, Dorothy BUTLER, Allan Lee BUTLER, Sabra CALHOUN, Ierry CAMPBELL, Bob CAMPBELL, Mary A CARRIGO, Gloria CARTER, Louis CASTANEDA, Aurora CATES, Norman CHANDLER, Percylee ' 1 I 1 Page 42 61644 of '45 .I I lilff' ' I , 3 .T wa I , . I. - If f,.J VW - aw? 1 A., W, , 1 I ei 31 I 7 1 f 9 ' I' y T49 V .,. Page 45' .. . . , ,r ka A4 I CI-IAVANA, Melanie CHAVEZ, Edmund Cl-IEETHAM, Charline CI-IILDRESS, Marjorie CHRISTIANSEN, Gladys CLUTE, La Rue COKER, Marian COLEMAN, Howard CRAMER, Mickey CRANDALL, Bill CRANFORD, Dick CRAWFORD, Bobbie A. CRAWFORD, Elizabeth CRESSWELL, Harold CRITES, Marion M. CUMBIE, Peggy Eerne DALTON, lerry DANIELS, lane DAVIS, Doris DAVIS, Olivia I DEAN, Peggy I DELFRAISSE, Frances gi DIENGER, Herbert f I DQNNELLY, Pony ife I , IA R A DONSBACH, Elbert DONSBACH, Morris DOSSEY, Wilma DREISS, Dorothy DROMGOOLE, Bettye DUNAWAY, Dorothy DUNCAN, Harry EAST, Bitsy ECKHART, Arlah ELLIS, Ralph ENGEL, Nina Helen - ENGELHARDT, lean -as my EAIRES, Pollyneil y ,, yy 5 FARRELL, lackie Q il N EAULK, Bonnie Lee I M FEI-IRENBACH, Clarece Fl'lLl,lfR, Elric FELIJZR lean FIIHDGN, Nona Marie FERGUSON, Ruth FIYIRNANDEZ, Laura l'llfl,l5 Germ- l'lNl7l,IlSljl.l liwiiriif lllllNlfY Biiriori l'lT7GffHAl,D, Dorian FGHRSTER, Clifford VGX Willoiiif-llc VHAZAH lviildrvd l'llllllDMANN Elaine l'UllNTES, Gilbert lF'UGLAAll Marion GAl,Lll, lldward Glllll, Wall-'ir GIHEAUT, lnarme GlGLEY, Horse Mary GlLBERT Barbara Gll,GlfN, Polly Arm GORDON, Belly GORDON, Brfttye lane GHEER Katliryn GHOSENBACHER,Dori1:M GllO'l'Hl1lM, David GllUllN, Doris GHOHMAN, Fred GUTHRIE, Marion HAAG, lumen llAl.l.llJAY,l T. HAMILTON, Billy HAHIDING, limo HARDY, Gus HARNDEN, Anna N llAllVEY, Laura llAUSl.lfll limo llAllT Danni.: lll'lRNANDE7f, Grace HEHNDGN, Etta Mac- ! If -J v' ov-I Q ,ffl 2 1 . 1 my elm ay '45 sa 1 ' is I 'I-Tr ' 0 an V 5 I 'S 1 T I 4 fy I I t f sf- ' , I ,ip i. TI f I 4 I Page 45 A . ws 3, Wiki V nt zz 14 7 w f i Q 3 QV' Q xx 11,0 X af I I .eq K , mlm' ' Y lj! , I 'iisegll . y Q5 I E HEUBAUM, Gloria HILDERBRAND, Carl HILL, Dorothy Lois HILL, Otto HOENEKE, Elroy I-IOENEKE, Lula Mae HORN, Violet HOWARD, Billy HOWARD, Frankie G. HOWARD, Gloria HOWARD, Ierry I-IUEDEPOHL, Ioanne HUMPHREYS, Carl HURON, Angelita HUTSELL, Doris Ann I-IYDEN, Vilata IBARRA, Manuel IRBY, I-Iarold IVY, Marjorie Ann IENKE, Iohn IERNBERG, Dorothy IOHNSON, Dorothy Mae IOHNSON, Lilla IOHNSON, Rudolph IORDAN, Eolenc IORDAN, Io Ann KINCAID, Hutson KING, Irving KINNA, Ioy KLIEFOTI-I, Robert KNEUPER, Edward KOTHMANN, Glenn KRUEGER, Graco KUENSTLER, Lloyd LAMBERT, lerrnll LASSWELL, Marian LAWSON, Gordon LEONARD, Ben LEW, Goon LINDINGER, Erline LOETIN, Annie LOETIN, Patsy LOGAN, Aubrey LONG, Robert LONG, Tilman LOREA, Mary LOWE Edna LOZANO, Beatrice LUCE, Norma LUPTON, Doris LUIAN, Gloria LYSTER, Patazy MCBEE, Wesley MCRRIIDE, Christine MCCALLA, Colleen MCCAMERON, Aubrey MCCRELESS, Tommie MCCULLY, Wanda McDOWELL, Betty lane MAGEE Mary France.: MAIERHOEER, E'Laine MANCHA, Ruth MARTIN, A MARTINEZ, Arthur N. MARTINEZ, Rudy MASON, Hub MATHIS, Annice MATTHEWS, Cherie MATTHEWS, Pat MERGELE, lack MILLER, Glenn MILLS, Richard MONGE, Mary Esther MONTGOMERY, Marian MORRIS, Maurene MUELLER, EMMELINE MUENCI-IOW, Ralph MULHOLLAND, Howard NAURATH, Patricia NEAL, Patsy I I I PJ I 1 1'4ljll 81644 of '45 NEWTON, Nancy NITSCHMAN, Georgia , - NORRIS, Albert . ' ,X NUNNELLY, leon V OBERLANDER, Betlye V. OBRYANT, Nina ODOM, Anne OFFER, Rose OLDS, Icxnice OUTLAW, lrene J, .4 PEARSON, Bill ily il PEDIGO, Foy rrr ar PETERS, rerdimnd if X? 3:12, 3 a- , -, PETERSON, Charles PFLUGHAUPT, Marion 1 J ,I , :yy - .ii R RIERSON, Ann X , , , F , POLAND, Shirley I .lf '12 POLLEY, Glenna , PORTER, Arlhur ,, ' 4,..L K PURDUM, Gherfll , , My 7 P RANNEY, Beryl A ii REAVES, Betty leonne R V N REEVES, Peggy loyce RICHARDS, Dorothy RICHARDS, Giovanna . 1 Q RICHEY, Bill RICHEY, lo Dell Q .5 ROBINSON, Rm D. 'ng-1 ROGERS, Betty K9 X! H ROGERS, Opal ROSELAND, Marion RUTLEDGE, Dorothy SADA, Louis SAHM, Russell SANDERS, lorries SCI-IARRER, Ccxiheryn SCHARRER, Ninolynn SCHWARTZ, Edward SCHWARTZ, Williurn , fy SCHWARZ, Harvey 1,lI'j1t'fc7 SSLIPLL Bllly SFAIH GOOTCIVX SHINSKI, Frnncr-.: SMITH B1:VN1Cf' SMITH Brwvorly Inw- SMITH Mnddw flfwf f-QCUUTH, Iolm flPlfNCHR Bobby STAFFEL Ford STANALAND, Kvrmvilm STANALATJD Mwxrthfn STAPLETON, Hr-Ifvu SZTIIVLNSON Mfirtlm SSTUWE FFIYO 'TAYLOR Lillllfifd 'ILDVOHID Lf X.:.: 11- Mw- THOUSIJALE Hull THUEBLOUIJ, fhxrlwrfw 'LHULL Vomclllv ULLHICH Pump f:.- UTTERHACK Lorlrlm VAI-J BURLN, Arm VANZANDT, Czllvflwl VARNON Wlmilf-fl VIAVAHT, 'l'!10r1m.: VOSES, Vurqmm WAGNEH Allur- WAITS Cmrou WALKER, L,l1LJIl WALLACL linllv WALLACE, Lmrmk WALLACE, Nwrfx Lf-rx WATT, Tom WEBB, Irfrry WEST THTKIHOLZI' WIQSTBHQUK, fill nm WHITLIHIAIJ Illck WIIITEHEAIJ C3f!I'1lId1I1f' WIIITIIHEAD Wmltfer WHITING, Mcmlyrm WHITMIHE, Irlf-:nw WILLIS, Hr-vs! H-ny' WILSQTJ, I'm1r:.1 WINILRS, Allfirn WOOD EIIQWIIV' WRIGHT Arn-rm-1 WUNSCH Lymfm -A 'ASH 4,4 MAI ll Pug Qs Class of '46 e C'la44... The Sophomore Class executed a very active schedule this past year. Under the sponsorship of Miss Irene Henderson and Mrs. Mattie Mitchell we were able to function rapidly and properly. There was enthusiasm in the heart of various officers. ln March, the Girls Sophomore Cheerleader was selected and a joyous and inspiring picnic was featured, With new friendships formed, interests awakened and ambitions aroused, we look forward with expectation to ct very promising future. Zlhel Mahan 5011 if if Q,-7 Left to Right:-Ethel Wilson: Harriet Grimmg Oscie Eaulkg Robert I-lueyg Allin Mecxnsg Virginicx Boirdg Elizabeth Robinsong Georgina Hendricks. FALL TERM ALLIN MEANS . .... President OSCIE FAULK.. i.... V. Pres. ELIZABETH ROBINSON . i.., Sec'y VIRGINIA BAIRD . .,... Treoms. ETHEL WILSON . . . .Porliornenioricin HARRIET GRIMM . . . . .Reporter GEORGINA HENDRICKS , SQl.fGl-AIIIIS ROBERT HUEY . ..., .. .Sgt-ot4ArrnS MISS IRENE HENDERSON.. .,r,., Sponsor MRS. MATTIE MITCHELL. .... Sponsor Pago 51 SPRING TERM ALLIN MEANS . . , . ..... President OSCIE FAULK ......... .... V . Pres. ELIZABETH ROBINSON . . ..... Sec'y VIRGINIA BAIRD . . . . . . . .Trec1s. ETHEL WILSON . . . . . Porliornentorion HARRIET GRIMM . . , . . Reporier GEORGINA HENDRICKS , Sgtfot-Arms ROBERT HUEY . .......... ,.Sgt.-ot-Arms MISS IRENE HENDERSON ..... MRS. MATTIE MITCHELL ...,.. . . . .Sponsor . . . .Sponsor ALITXANIDEH Nfvlvci Iuno BAILEY, Lcxurfz lfmn l3Allill'3, Virqinlrr Mao BAKER Pcrlxzy BARHON, pfilll llllYl,Oll llfxymond DAYS Vvrnon lllfll. Mcrry l,ou1q:f BELLAH Ann BELLOS, Imnrv.: lllfllllY lllllllllf! l3ll,.lfS, Gffflldlllfx lll.ACKWOOlD, Lylfr IZLIQIDSOE, Annrr l3OllGlOlllllO Connlfr lllllfilflg, llllllf7 IO BROCK Mmry Dune: BROD, Catlin-rino BROWN, Ralph BURGIN, Dan lilllcllllll, Mvrry Lorman CfXMPl3HLl,, Holly Lou CANAMAR, Floxzcv Marlo CANNON, Lorraine CAHNAL, Belly Grvnr- CASTlLl,O Anilil CAHVKR luck CAUGHEY, Everoll CAVANAUGH, Fred Cl-IANEY, Bc-llie CHAPMAN, Dorollly CHAPMAN IGINC CHESNEY, Bfnscorn COBLE, Elaine COHEN, Clporfl COLEY lVlf1l'llOl1 COLOMBE Carolyn CONLEE, loycrf CONNELL, Billy COOK, Hhllll Swim if It elau af '46 Pago 1 -Zvi. .A I ,,,,- Li.: A-Aw--:Lg COPELAND, Belly COX, Elaine CULPEPPER, Eva lane DAVIDSON, Belly I DAVIS, Edward DAVIS, loan DAVIS, Io Marqarivl DIQERING Virginia DE LOS SANTOS,M1lci: DE VILBISS, Harold DU BOSE, Billie DULLNIG, Narnia Ann DUOUE, lolin EBENSBERGER, Clarence- ERERIIARDT, laann ELLWOOIVD, Sririi IQMBREY, Be-vcrly loyce EMMERT, Grace E. ENDERLII, Iloracrz EVERS Iaukiv FAIRGLOTII, Mildred FAULK, Omcio FERRERO, Edward ITERRIL, Ivan FISCIIHR, Dorolliy FROST, Glenna Mac FULLER Palsy Annv GAMMANS, Rfalmcca GARRERICK, Iaclcicz GARCIA, Editli GARCIA, Marie Antoniellv GARRISII, Mary Ann GARZA, Alice Maris GIRARD, Baalrico GONZALES, Edilli GONZALES, Virginia GONZALES, Virginia GORDON, Mary Loiiizzf- GORDON, Shirley GRAHAM, Iackiff KSHIMM H-:rw-I GHUSYSII Audrey GUIQRRA Fldfx GUYOT, Iofm HIXAG Irv-nf HALM H1-ity HAIITQIQH, BHFIJLIIWI Lmliazr HARRIS Clmrlff.: HAllfSI.ER, Rum N1.-11 HFIHDEHSUN IO::f2phin0 IIIINIUIAIIY, H1-11 IHQNIJHICKS G'-orqarm HIIHIJAIJIJKZ Um1bfetl1 HILHNAIIIDHX, Iufmitrz IIICKIIHUON, L,o11i.zr HILQKS, K Itlxy IiUIlC2llE3 Cjl-:rm HULT HIII1-9 Hum IIUMUL-J Yvcvmlf- HOOD, IMIV1 HAWIIH. f?.1111::1',' HULY Hum-rt HUMBLII A1111-rt IAHIHUW Ilrlxr-pzllmw ICVJHIJAHI. Mwrlcwrlr- I' WHFAIII. M-:ry Lum I'FIfIIil l.N11xniw:1 lUYTXlfIH,H11H1 KlXf3'I'OH, Ilwrum Icecm KHHWIN lflifx Ium: KIHCIHQH Lurwxxrw KIJCUVVLIQPS L1ll7H1l1f'1ll KHl,JIlGYIIi, Mwxmf- I.AfQCHIIl,lN, Hmbrlrtn HX LANNE, G14 ndys IAANUHUM Lozztr-r LAIIG Thmmmz LAWSON Tlmcnciorml LAWHFNCIQ Charlie LAYTON, Burbfxrci 50120 J lx Page 54 Glau ay '46 4' - in X 1 1 Page 55 xl! .Q ' Q XX X, Mk N W it L- w 'if 5 -A t If , digg , W W, I 51 W ,iw Na L i..4 J , if L W--nf fi ,lr , ' iff lf e :W P Y' i 9 -it 3' H , ai L ir., A , if' .. fi .-2' ' M ar e , If . ,ii ,. , . A Q I LOPEZ, Louise LOZANO, Allred LOZANO, Cecilia LUCKETT, Rosemary LUDWIG, Rodney MADSEN, Lois: Marie MANVERSE, Richard MARTIN, Elizabeth MEAD, R. E. MEALER, Doriza MEANS, Allin MEESEY, Betty Clare MILLER, Mary loyce MINSON, Dorothy MITCHELL, Daniel MOORE, Lavonne MORGAN, lo Ann MOSELEY, Robert MUENCHOW, Helen MURGATROYD, Eddie MYERS, Lola Montez NAVARRO, Edna NAVARRO, Olga NELSON, Daniel NEWMAN, Gladys NEWMAN, Nathan NIENDORFE, Mary Lois NUNN, Gentry NUNN, Roy OLLERVIDES, Gloria CDRLOWSKI, Lucille PERDUE, Ruth PETERS, Walter PFLUGHAUPT, Margie PILARCZYK, Sybil POULOS, Nick RAY, lerry Lynn REILLEY, Barbara REIMANN, Esther Lee RENEHAN, Clifton URI Jkvllfv H1 11114-. H WNW lx HN li WN Im Ht H vm ww wwf: R.fvr-rly RIM ,UI,.f. IJ , ,, 4 Am ' lu HVUACH 1'-' f Hi? l,3WI.T.ID17l.YH 5HIIH'I'f2 VVII1f'l'.Z IiUI411fi'l'f3f5Tl Ruth Ann 5012110 L J I FHIGUIIZI, Cllwrm HUHIJ. 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I -.far F 'I':g,QI gf .125 V ' I 'K 'I ' X Q ' 'i-lf,-I. a ,.A, lug!-In X x . ...FM 7,4 A ALI .X. , , X.,X ,- I X I 3 -thi X .. X I I I,- X jljx. .I I N aX- X- N--.ff-1 55 Iv X ' ' TQAJXUX ' V X, 4 LAY . X X- . 1 X ,L X X . L I X .v . ' I XX X i Lf ,H '-L, X. , v L I K X X. A X X Yi' I I .X 1, . LX .' ' . 'XM-. ,. ,u. X, 421, ,g 1 3 - ' ' ' if I- F ,X-:P H4 -fn ,Y - .1 ' Mi.-:lv V . E' X., . .F -I XM X . 1-ix:,:.u. L. . Page 61 12.0.1 The importance of basic field regulations and modern War- fare tactics has been stressed by the War Department, now more than ever before. Discipline must be found in each unit no matter how small or large. With the War coming closer to the individual cadet, he takes more zest in learning. Something he learned, Whether it be in map reading, first aid, rifle marksmanship, com- bat drill, defense against chemical attack, or any other subjects on which a cadet's study is based, may some day save his life or the life of his buddy. The War Department took every step pos- sible in securing better literature in the forms of manuals, port- folios, and posters. It has also endeavored to secure better equip- ment. The aggregate strength of the present R.O.T.C. at Brack- enridge is far greater than previous years. Upon shedding the uniform of a R.O.T.C. cadet, the boys will don the Army, Navy, or Marine uniform and feel right at home. In place of the Wooden, model rifle, a big heavy rifle, capable of doing a lot of damage to the enemy, will be placed in his hands. With reports coming back from ex-graduates, there is little need to further prove the great part of the Brackenridge High School Regiment of the R.O.T.C. is playing in this great conflict. Cadet Lt. Col. Ierome Weynand. 'A' 'A' ir 'A' i' Front Row: llfvw-md Back Row: Wf-yrmrmfi Pr-r-tlxfmz E-':1f'vl. ID 'IIl,, ,..- . ,-.:.. .. L.... Front Rowz' Roos. Middle Row:-W Muenchow, Wetrelg Schczubg McWilliomsg Hurt Sprczdling, Back Row - SPIIIIII, Irbyg Brown Front Row:- Wolpmcn Back Row:-Culwellg Henderson Wisdomg Chcxfetz Hamas + P , . llfan-Gam Glad . . . 4 . Q' 'Y' ' . H-,-..-L - ' . Seated: Brelnn, Brown, Chatetz, Staflel, Leonard, Salim, Norris, Long. Znd Row:-Petri, Zirnxnerrnan, Forrester, Gcilvan, Holvinnun Gfrrrngs, Eondison, Eng, Canning, Galle, Brown, Lozano, Gembler. 3rd Row:' Webb, Mcllonnell, Donnahdcli Calm, Pitts, llfirtdley, Taylor, lrhy, Mills, McCrele::::, Arnold, Astoria, Spencer. 4th Row: f Coleman, Haag Rellon, Briscoe, llainillon, Kirlin, lvlclslaneyg Gomez, Peeler, Trernbley, Lyons. Sth Row:-Y-Carillop Hill, Ionas, Seipel, Deeng, Klieloth. Br-nlor, Scliwarlz, ACifTlll11,SOTlfI0lQ,SOl1lll Sth Row: Scherwitzg King, Haddox, Benidict, Reyes, lclurriphreys, Richter, Duncan, Bradley, Wdrd Back Row: Benson, Mergle, Speer, Howard, Barlow The Non-Commissioned Qfficer's Club of the Brackenridge High School R. O. T. C. Unit was organized to establish a closer fellowship and understanding among the non- commissioned officers. lt is hoped that this relationship will aid them in forming a stronger and more unified regiment when the time comes for them to take their places as commis- sioned officers. - Ben Leonard. BEN LEONARD . . . . . President TOSEPH CHAEETZ. . . . .Vice President RUSSELL SAI-TM . . .Secretary EERD STAEEEL . , . .Treasurer ALBERT NORRTS . . . . .Reporter l'rly1' :LL The Purple Guard Company is composed of a group of the most efficient cadets of the Brackenridge Regiment and represent the school in Various exhibitions throughout the year. At the beginning of the year there was a large membership, but at mid-term the number was reduced to a total of fifty-seven cadets. Meetings were held each Thursday morning, at which time practice was had in precision drill. An outstanding exhibition was presented for the Air WAC Recruiting Service by the company in front of the Alamo on March 2, and all efforts were made to raise the general drill standards of the entire regiment. - Cadet Colonel Charles Culwell. OFFICERS Fall Term Spring Term MARCUS ROCS ....,.,.. .Cadet Colonel CHARLES CULWELL .i.,... Cadet Colonel HAROLD MUENCHCW. .Cadet Lt. Colonel IEROME WEYNAND .i.. Cadet Lt. Colonel IOHN HOWARD ......,. Cadet Lt. Colonel EDWIN WETZEL .,...... Cadet Lt. Colonel ICE WCLPMAN ,,....,i Cadet Lt. Colonel IESSE PERCHES .ii..... Cadet Lt, Colonel wt i '-i H , , Lf., ' i - .L AS C' P-Q, .- v - v- Seatedz' f Marrsa, Erazar, Stoeltje, Ronin, Klietotli. Znd Row:-Milln, Colrfnan, Terrazaxz, McDowell llfillliil aartnf-r, Connally, Paterson, Wallace, Huey, Lowe, Davenport, Pirie, Miiraatroyd 3rd Row: Cjf5l'll11FCll liiiclqzon, Varfr.:::1.:, Hardy, Haag, Baylor, Brown, Ortnian, Haclinol. Back Row: Rmdlwy, Exvf-r, Stfliiiiiflt Tiiclcfit, Wilson, Mr-rqelsx Morriu, Flores, Mitclioll. BILLY STOELTIE . .,... Captain IACK ERAZAR ..1...... 2nd Lt. M!-XLCCLM MARRS ,..... lst Li. ROBERT KLIEEOTH .,... 2nd Lt. ak 'Ir ir ir ir ALTON WITHERS . . . .Captain EDMUND CHAVEZ. . . .Znd Lt. NOEL ALFGRD .......... lst Lt. I. C. CRANE ....... .... 2 nd Lt. Sealed: Witlinrszg Alford, Cliavozg Crane. 2nd Row:-- Robinson, lonoxz, l3r0i.11:, Cvrvantnz, Roms, M11rt111wx l11111v.:, W1ntr1r, Kinkfwl, Saltnr. 3rd Row:- Gilmore, Stanaland, Brown, Zfflony, Lana, R1tt1nvin, lxl111i11r-lly Liidwiq Cado, lilillniq, Maloney. 4th Row: -Combs, Bartley, Eckert, Briuroo, Tro11.1di1lf' l3f'v1ll'11::p:, Cringliy Iiliort, Hllbiirng l-5lIL7ClCIj Lyons. Sth Row:-Clancy, Seipel, Reyes, Pool, E1n1tl1 Roolf-r, lVl4'IY'tVf'FllY?, Rf-nlfrr Carrol Back Row: Rox, Huinpliroyasg Eckert, Bonnett, Schwartz. 6' Eorfnitffr, Mnanzz, lillfil, McCrc1lo:1::, lolinzzong Royal, Gray, Ruiz, Gill, Horadarn 4th Row: Miinmcli ll111ri.1 Ga ye... Seated: Perkins, Reiningnr, Calhoun, Howard, B. 2.1d Row:-- Kirlin, Oubre, Underwood, Wooton, Sturm, Wylie, Piiiilom, Knonstlor. 3rd Row: -Kellner, Brown, Mathews, Moseley, Rodriquez, Ziinnierinann, Tediord, Haywood, Compton, Hart, Reltran, Nunn. 4th Row:- Peterson, Lozano, Rodriques, P., Lopez, Shapiro, Wallace, Msllee, Sniith, Staatu, Elinondorl, Marrm, Garberick. Sth Rowz- Ward, Schoell, Duncan, Hernandez, llninnivl, Powell- Partidowski, Curry, Iohnmon, Edwards, Walton, Bcrck Rowz- lenke, Ienkinzz, Rnthowgaki Vtillivr, Smith D IIM PERKINS r .,,..... Captain IERRY CALHOUN, . r , I .Znd Lt. NORMAN REININGER ...A Ist Lt. BILLY HOWARD, . . , I .Znd Lt. i' 'A' ir if 'A' FRANKLIN YOUNG . I ,Captain ROBERT SMITH, . . , . .Znd Lt ALTON SI-IELTON ,i,,,... Ist Lt, FRED YOUNG ....i.4... 2nd Lt Seated: Yonnq Shelton, Young, E, Smith, Trembley. Znd Row:-Bellos, Arnold, Standridge, Zinnner- mann, Scliwartnt, S., Patterson, Swindle, B., Vargas, Boeck, Dalton, Guerra, Wright E 3rd Row: H Nolaxon, Parluir, Snodqraml, Genibler- Spencer, Green, Dieterl, Casey, Wright, T,, Gonzalez, Findeison, Porter, 4th Row: Scliwartzz, ll, Ahrlet, Stolte, Beifssner, White, Bays, Swindle, E., Niclaon, Overstreet, Robbins. 5th Row: lhlw, Martinez Sengole, Anderson, Nunn, Nelson, C, Meyer, Dienger, Bickley, Conn, Back Row:- Scarimcvii, Rr-n,:o:i, Schnniiii, Riinnels, Seiler. l l l l -r v . 'Y 'Hi' lunar 6 Z o o 0 60-Iffffdltqcg... us: l ', g ' ' , ' 'A t .,,, .N www My-stasis , - Wallin, Rolnnrln' Seated:---'Groon, Kaslrop, Charnberzs, Finney, Stallol. Znd Row:-Lazana, Rymn, Campbfvll, , Eoorstor, Zopcda, Dunaway, Schultz. 3rd Row:-Navarro, Rencltan, Halltday, Nazzll Rreltrn. Brand, Lnnman, Glalzffnl, Girard, Black, Webb. 4th ROWI7Sl1GQHIlGldj Burgin, lanes, Ward Songolman, Pills, Brown, Rlzzltap, Catan, Proctor. Buck Row:-Carter, Schwartz, Haddox, King, Nuclcollza. MOSS GREEN . ...,,.. Captain CI-IARLES CHAMBERS. .Znd Lt. CLARENCE KASTROP ...A Ist Lt. BURTON PINNEY .A..... Zncl Lt. ir ir ir i' ni' MORRIS ANDERSON . .Captain IAIVIES ALFORD .... . . .Znd Lt. BILL CRASTY ............ Ist Lt. ADOLPH IONAS. . . . . .Znd Lt. Seatedr Anderson, Granty, Aliordg lonas, Carrilla 2nd Row:---Schferwilz, La'.v.:o:1- Cavlwmmall, Sf-llay, Koaltano. 3rd Row: Eilzjarrell, Scanlon, Long, Clteraneyg Strawn, Taylor Ilotxan Olmlriclt: Gray, Gnmlwr, Galvang Eng. 4th Row:-Belslceng Guyotg Ammerman, Ferril, Donnbacll- Malou. lVlcl'lanfAy, Cfzmplnnll, CSVOHIUZ Tuppor, I-le-ndley. Back Row:-Cresswell, Barlow, Forrest, Williams, Bennflict. I sk ' - 1-qkwvf . C' Prigr' ,,g'... - ' 'wwe' , Seated:-Tausciig Toiiog Frankeg Burneyg Leonard, 2nd Row:-Southg Enderleg Canningg Biackg Garmis Ledesiiiap I-Iarrisg CoIeg Armstrangg Webby Cook. 3rd Row:-Astoriag Castillo, Carrowg Tetreauitg Fuentes McDonneIIg Browng KeII1:g Peterisg Martinezp Boubel. 4th Row:-Donsbachg Ionasg I-Iillg Elliottg Grosasg West kaeiiiperg Black, S4 Gatling Haagg Boubel, L, Back Row:-Speetg Maierhoierg Dixong Colemang Hubble, GILBERT TAUSCH . . . iCaptain CARL BURNEY ....A . , .Znd Lt. LEON TOLLE ,.4.. , . .Ist Lt. EDWIN ERANKE4 . . , .Znd Lt. if 'lr 'A' 'A' 'A' IAMES EERRERO . ...4 Captain BILLY ZINTGRAEE ....I, 2nd Lt. GDINE STAI-IMAN ....,,. Ist Lt. IAMES PRUITT .,I....... 2nd Lt. Seated:-- Eerrerog Stahmang Priiittg Zintgraftg Galle. 2nd Row:-Richterg Rathburng Moong Castrog Logan Caniionsg Medina, Medranog Hall. Grd Row:eBrowrig De La Garzag Whiteheadg Leonardg Vargasg Schramm Renteriog Rillingg Woodwardg Young. 4th Row:-Norrisg Ortizg Scottg Barrong Kutzerg Hamiltong de los Santos McCurdyg Maytieldg Whitehead, B5 Petri. Back Row:-Brown, B4 Sauerg Adamsg Duncanp Hoeneke. I . ' 'T -7' 'i I . 0 U9 5 Dress Ck left 'ilitary Rall P . r TSS I il ll u u Wor1d's Best Colors Tpe 3taffABev1ews .0 7.C'... Pngc' N7 Stpp Down Y 5' 1 K T W U9 L . x , . r WAC - Military Misses 'f. 1 315 ',-Q?-41 .:.L-,gg QLIQE .-2.12 , Ag Q -' 'Will ' .v , ' -P . -: i 1.f..1 . . 1 ,-1galil -,-1'-giffb.,L-:gy g4,, g.:: 335: QA '35 14 - , ,.,- A 4 ' W I I ' 1 'Q ,.g., 4' . J I V yn V , ui, ,uhm ,- .,-571 A 1 v . if ff I 'vw .wl E,' A Y A., . y . G . 4.1! . .HL .6' .wf . .,. 1.1 V r Vi , V.. 1 1- .,--' A V. 1.1 -,, .. W , .t,.,,',U. Q f o..z1'f-vig 5, .3 im., rxmnsznzrzzw 1 Hb. Sf 1 Q . ,L . 34, 'ww - Sl, 4 m S Q ,N w YU '. :,ffl'1g,'i' V K ,iff ag' ,Ny v. ,X'5 ..A fl. mx '?:...:f mi . l 1 fl. wnel. . . One of the newest organizations in Brackenridge High School is the junior W.A.C. Under the able leadership of its faculty sponsor, Miss Mary Louise Rector, and Cadet Colonel Sponsor Phyllis Hampton, the Iunior W.A.C. was organized on january 26, l943. After undergoing extensive training, drilling, calisthenics, instructions on Military discipline and courtesy, the W.A.C. made its first public appearance on Field Night, April 3, l943. The Iunior W.A.C. Drum and Bugle Corps also performed, under the leadership of Cap- tain Lucille Lopez. ln September the W.A.C. Regiment was increased to six Companies with a Drum and Bugle Corps. Colonel Eleanore Herrmann and her staff of officers have done an outstand- ing piece of work in the enlarged program that the organization has had this year. One of the outstanding performances of the fall term was the program given jointly with the R.O.T.C. for the Armistice Assembly and later at the P.T.A. Open House. The girls also participated in some of the drills at football games and in several parades. A Drill Team has been organized this year consisting of sixty girls and twenty-four officers. These girls have merited their places in this group through their ability to drill well and the organization may well be proud of the showing they have made at the Turkey Game, on various Army W.A.C. Recruiting Programs, and at Field Night. The Commissioned Officers in the Iunior W.A.C.'s are ably assisted by an enthusiastic group of non-commissioned officers who have formulated a Non-Com Club with Ser- geant Ruby Kelley as the President. This group meets weekly and has done much to stimulate interest in the organization. One of the chief projects of the group has been to publish l'The Cadence, a newspaper containing news pertinent to the Iunior W.A.C. Regiment, twice each month. The Editor of The Cadence, Sergeant Ernestine Iastrow, and her staff are to be congratulated for their splendid work. The Drum G Bugle Corps which was first organized by Mr. Otto Zoeller has done a great deal to make the program of the W.A.C. a successful one. With Mr. Vernon Mayfield as their faculty sponsor and under the leadership of their Drum Major Captain Martha Stanaland and her officers, the Corps has provided appropriate music for the Regiment on all occasions. Page 73 ,, wx 2 , nf!!! Hecxrng Solissg Herrmcmmg Ueckerg Beckham. s x 'x F - Sorrellng Gmlvrmg Knoppg Hicks-mong Patton. Eomesg Lcrmbg Mcxrfing Armgatronqg Wade 4.1-.-.-Q-ug..-. -L... Miami Glad. .. U' I kv . Q .,:. .I I 1 L 1 Thx prvciazo and milllury appearing officers of the Iunior WACS, - - - T 5 S ..:: ..:: .ag Front Row: Lt, St.1rm!-1nd- He'XTIlCiI'ldCZj Butclmrg Brooksg Smithg Ccnatenedclg Anderrsong Amoldg Mongeg Capi Cmnpboll, 2nd Row: MCDOWQH, Morcxlcsg Vuldozg Galbeckg Delfrisseg Ccmcimor, Frmzierg Ycmtiss, Peiiy Sl, Quillin. 3rd Row: Lt Soipp- Gordong Sulinusg Guardcxdog Redclrickg Alcjundrog Rodriquezg Reojcxsg Perez llvillu, do ln Noun Back Row: Mullinsg Amoldg Bcirdwellg Moralegg Normcmg Venzorg Kirchnerg Reidel. Baum ,ancf Bugle G ' Hat's off' I The Four pretty Wacs--four pretty Courtesy and respect Q10 Hey, Colonellh I Tnspectioni Put your little foot A Kwbky sncnma: 4. 701401. .. fa. 701401 . . . J-1 Staff for a. day 2 or bearers 1 we xv sg it f 2 ' - . . -,I HA ' . A -, , ,gk ,-'J-A35 Turn about is fair play ff! Aff Thatnilitary UD drum mjorl '53 W I W ,,, UN- 1' Salute Instruotren .A - Showing off EY9' Rishi Henderson Ita, and hir Page 77' e ,, 5 1 A N -M-1---I ,img . 2nd Row: Woodward, Garcia, Davidson, Pierson, Outlaw, Moran, Sawey, Wallace. 3rd Row: fVillarr-al, Roper, Voigllt, Bentin, Cohen, Staricha, Gibeaut. 4th Row:-Gomez, Srnlth, Sanchez, Penazhorn, Sarar-nl, Lambreclll, Schell, Trueblood. Back Row:-- Stevenson, Shussrsler, Kelly, Minzson, Oller, Sandfvrrs, Van liurf-n. GERALDINE GULMAN . .Captain MARY LOUISE ACQUART.2nd Lt. IANICE OLDS .......,. . . .lst Lt. BERYL RANNEY. . . . - x x x N -mx mx x Qgs rngx ng! :qi r Q I x EDNA EARL TILLERY ..,. Captain VIRGINIA VOSS. . . ANNIE LCETIN .,.,,,,.,... lst Lt. 2nd Row:-rf Cadena, Daniels, Cannon, Travieso, Conlee, Guthrie, Guerrero, Watson ...Znd Ll. ...Znd Ll. Glfzlnfrr 3rd Row: Dullniq, Harvel, Barr, Chaney, Cox, Blount, Gei::ler,All:Jerll1al, PC'II15llOI'II Back Row: -Adarnn, llcrlrn, lv Moore, Davis, Barnes, Cleverley, Herndon, Spears. A... i- L '1 '5 I ' Q w-ng f 6' 8... C' 0... E' f . 2nd Row: lllrii, Pvlty, Kriawlosg Slierliaiidyg lvlealorg E Navarro, O, Navarro, Perez 3rd Row: Baker lliialwr, Williams, Flarf-ag Fordon- Girard, O'Bryanlg Oclioa Back Row: Hibdon, Scodorl, Tiidylc, Wliilllo Moraan, Rama, Rf-avww Scliwab MELVIIRIE SCHUBER . . . , ,Captain FRANCES SHINSKI. . . . , , , . 2nd Lt. DOROTHY LACKEY , , , . . ,lst Lt. ELIZABETH CRAWFORD . . , . , .Znd Lt. ALVA LOIS WATSON ....,....r Captain ELIZABETH SWENSON ,... ,.... 2 nd Lt. NINA HELEN ENGLE ..,, ..... 1 st Lt. BESSIE BARTON ...........,..,. 2nd Lt. 2nd Row: Roanrn, Pwroz, Olwrlandor, Orlawislcig Duke, C, Garza, Garcia, Lorca, Sanders 8rd Row:-- Lindnr, Diaz, V, Smitli Somano Cliavez, Gonzales, A Garza. 4th Row:--M Smilli, Gormley, Horidrickra lflifirliardl, McCalwO- Robbins, Slaplfilang Vlfllnong Poland, Back Row:---Tye, Reavessg Schaefer, Odom, Riley Wallace, Pompa, Maiwrliolvr. QOHWGMQ I . . . nb... .-.-M. Gampanqfl... P'- llll'l'.l2l ! lil, 2nd Row: -V Almrcomg Pfzterzsong Henderson Boyleg Homeng Mendezg Nitcnchmcmg Rayon Grd Rowz- Lovfvldco, Andrfrzzong Rollly, Simplzong Giglcyg Trullg Luptong Gonzales 4th Row:-Meyers Bomgiornio, Mnrtinr-25 Kvnnrig Kmqcrg Front, Icxntrow, Back Row:-Crouchg Kruegerg HCUdGffSOHj Lorrsong Dromgooke IOAN BREM . . . . . . ...,,.. Captain SUZANNE WESTBROOK . , . 2nd Lt. IOAN ERENTRESS . , . . . . lst LL ESTHER GARZA .A.. , , 2nd 1.1. BETTY IANE MATTHEWS .,..,,. Captain EVA LCDRRAINE PEARMON.. , 2nd Lt. LORRETTA UTTERBACK ....TA... lst Lt. MARY HELEN KING . 2nd Lt. 2nd Row: Eullorg Garzclg Iernbergg Bofsfzyg Bridgozsg Gcxmmcmzsg Ioynerg Hellerg Wfxllis. 3rd Row: Mririing KIGH, Mifchellg Crfmdfillg Erlirefsg Crawfordg Hickerfsong Carre-gog Goldsrteing LUCO. Back Row:-f-AEcrrilg Pilughmlpi, Gillet, Cowcmg Iordohlg Morrisg Gilge-ng Spiveyg Eunkeg Pimentfll. WT - Ga 4... gsm M4 g.'7 31 A N , At tiskmxfa The Main Attraction :..1 1 1 1 1 . 1 V 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1' - 111- 1 A 1 1 , I . 1 1 '1 1 ' 111 , 1 1 11 1 P- 11.5 .. 1. .. . I 1 A :i1.p2,,, 113' 1 5511 .111 W ,x j1.,..j1 11 1 1 - 'qw 11-51311 , ,E 1 2:1 1 111111 H'-1,6 1 1 , 7:1 , 1 1- 14,1 .121-1 11 91:9 ' A1! - 1 xl' fr - . : 1 1 111 1 1 ii' 1 1 1. . 1 ' '1 , , 1 1 1 1-K :- -1 .1115 1 1 -r V. 1 1 121 'L- ' 1-N f 1 eff '1',11 'i' .1 -E12 an V1 1 1.-A 1'1 .F 1' '1 Ji-fx. -1 -1 13111-11 11 1:1 ' 1 4 1.1 1 ? 1 -Q 51: .1 '11 - ff 1 Aw' .1 1 1 Y 1 1 1 1 1 J W 1 1 , .. i Q fgf. 1 - , . 1 1 1 . A '1 ' 1 WN :11 I 11-X 14' JL -11 .fa Rellama Sled This l944 edition ot La Retama marks the twenty-filth anniversary ot its production. During these many years the annual has grown from a small album to a book oi great proportions, and it has won the highest honors awarded to a high school yearbook. La Retama endeavors to give you a complete history ot each year, and it serves as your only real tie with Brackenridge when your school days are over. The staff ot the l944 La Retama, although handicapped by changes ot members and sponsors, has worked hard in compiling and producing this book, but our social side has not been entirely omitted. ln lanuary the annual-salesman banquet was held at the Spanish Village at which time La Nelle Lay was announced as the winning ad salesman. In May, when all copy was sent to press, we celebrated our relieved spirits with a picnic and announcement ot a new statt. SJ Front Row:-Marilyn Hockmcmng Blanche Scarnatog Charlene Cheethamg Sarah Marting Laurel Ftoselandg Elaine Scottg Mildred Donnellyp Dorothy Schaefer. Znd Row:-Mary Bravog Doris Davisg Mary Lou Shawg Emma Rivasp Berta Trueg lean Iamesg Marjorie Eatong lane Banks. 3rd Row:-Edmund Chavezg Ioan Bremg Iackie Capertong Kathleen Cramerp Gladys Willisg Sophie Ziontzg Dorothy Iohnsong Lois Reams. Back Row:-William Astoriag Iirn Richg Robert Klietothg Ben Leonard, Mary Edith Gashp Iris Butlerg Edward Davisp Eddie Cockran. Due to the national emergency, our thoughts have naturally turned more and more to patriotic music. The Girls Glee Club and the Mixed Chorus have Worked together on new and old arrangements of Army and other patriotic songs and on programs for army camp and hospital shows. Our combined chorus first sang at the Purple Parade, then appeared at army camps and hospitals in variety shows, later singing tor the P. T. A. and Fathers Night pro- grams - as Well as tor the Christmas Assembly. WJGAMM... wqzwezul... Q Later We sang at one of the churches and enjoyed having Charlene Cheetham as a soloist. Alter Easter We sang at other churches and are now in the midst ot Work on our Graduation and Commencement Service Music. We expect to give two more programs at the Army hospitals before school closes. From our beginning Chorus Classes, we expect to recruit some excellent voices tor next tall and our Harmony Class, the largest We have ever had, is training with talent. Front Row:-f Gloria Sarkisg Marguerite Santos, luanita Hibdon, Latrice Kircherp Myra Ruth Lalanne, Annie Marie Gallagos. 2nd Row:--Iosie Alarcon, Margaret Funarig Dolly Fletcher, Mary Louise Butcher, Olga Marlin. 3rd Row:-Mrs, Collins, Katherine Greer, Ruth Ioynerg Lucile Walkerg Lucille Pantura. 4th Row:-Rebecca Gamrnonsg Shirley Polandg Alice Sever- boughg Io Hanna Graetp Doris Sheffel. Bcxck How:-Io Ann Fentressg Dorothy Mae Phillips, Betty lean Falk, Earlene Benkeg Marguerite Gomez, Lola Mae Scholz, lane Kersey. 'Y Page R5 ,. T., H.. .., .43-f -:N . - .api ' -,..,L,,J5i 3. ,gf ' ' '--. T- - fffitr, rfgimzyk .- ' . ,,, .... 4 r 'wi . - f' - - . . .' Q ,. gimp- -A ., W '- ,445 ' um' Under a new director, Mr. Vernon Mayfield, the band has taken an active part in many public events. Among these were local USG. shows, various radio programs, an Air W.A.C. Recruiting Program, the Texas Tech football game, and numerous school projects, A select group ot musicians was brought together with members ot eight other high school bands, and a Victory Band was formed. With a total of two hundred participants an extremely successful concert was held on April 22nd I The music contest, delight and excitement ot all the members, was held April l4th. Soloists and ensembles won honors tor Brackenridge, and the contest brought a success- ful end to another term ot the band. - Dorothy Treybig. Dorothy Treybig Alice Wagner Moddie Gene Smith Dorothy Richards Edna Louise Ford Tommy Fielder Ruth Nell Hausler Addie Lee Liedecke Lyman Wiinsch Baylor Randall Clarence Ebensberger Dorothy Claus Margaret Dent Iulius Landez Patsy Meek Lola Montez Meyers Betty lean Wilson Dorothy Burnett Charlene Wake David McGale Bobby Geisler Dick Cranford lames Carney Eleanor Walker Charles Turk William Grienke Terry Dunklin Allan Lee Butler Elliot Strother Lester Landrum Lou Olga Heye Rosemary Melancon Mary Louise Bell Charles Ott Arlon Motch Billy Crandall Bob Clemmer Betty lean Oeding Fred Rotzler lo Nan Lutteringer Emagene Reynolds lean Iames Patsy Neal Mary Astor Burris Lucille Hinton Robert Iordahl Norma lean Kastor Virginia Green Hugh Brown Cecil Armstrong Wanda McCully Raymond Baylor Daniel Nelson R. E, Meads Floyd Lundschen lohn Henry Webb Roger Tolar Edward Ferrero William Dewell Wayman Young Dorothy Watson limmie Reynolds Faye Stowe Marion Montgomery Louise Aten Laura Harvey Marian Roseland Helen Dietert George Tietze Doris Grossenbacher lean Hood Landen Iones Margaret Gomez Patricia Collins Band... 8.4.8.0 The orchestra, under the direction of Mr. Vernon Mayfield, has retained its high musical standard and ability of former years. The blended harmony of the strings, wood- wind, and brass instruments reveals the finesse that could appear only in a well trained orchestra. This organization had the honor of performing with our dramatics class in the suc- cessful production of Pride and Prejudice. Our important program, however, is yet to come. lt is the contest which we are entering. We will work hard and attain our goal, for we have that wonderful Brackenridge School spirit backing us. - Emagene Reynolds. Howard Bumbaugh Tommy Fielder Mary Louise Bell Lester Landrum Bobby Geisler Dick Cranford Edna Kallies Charles Turk Marion Montgomery Faye Stowe Louise Aten Betty Ruth Harper lohn Kimbriel Robert Kliefoth Doris Grossenbacker David McGale Floyd Lundschen O. K. Stovall Emagene Reynolds Fred Rotzler Ruth Doyle Ruth Moore Alice Wagner Frank Lozan Patricia Naurath Marion Coker Ruth Wieclenfeld Giovianna Richards Page 87 Front Row:-H Ionosg Tielzeg Lundscheng lVlcGaleg Geislerg Rotzlerg Vfebbg Cochran. 2nd How: Randollg Lfindortg Hiverrzg Butlorg Turkg Strother, Greinkeg Crantordq Smith. 3rd Rowzw Ferrerog Crandall. Ottg Ebenrbergerg Brown, Arniastrong, Nc-l::ong Tolar. Back Row: f Wurmch, Rcynoldsp Duvell, Landrum. Motchg Young. The personnel ot the RCTC. Band is selected trom the outstanding musicians ot the concert band. They play for all reviews and military functions. Under the direction ot our beloved new director, Mr. Vernon Mayfield, the ROTC. Band is one ot the most outstanding units in our RCTC. Regiments. There is not one member in the band that does not stand ever-ready to assist in the upholding ol our school morale. Mr. Mayfield, as well as the cadet corps and the entire student body, is extremely proud ot this fine group ot student musicians. - Bobby Cfeisler. DAVID MCGALE ...... ....... C adet Captain FLCYD LUNDSCHEN .... . . .Cadet lst Lieutenant FRED RCTZLER ...... .... C adet 2nd Lieutenant RCBERT GHSLER, . . .... Cadet 7nd Lieutenant E R.0.7.e.f:'ancf... c 1 l E l L -x tk, gym , Above is pictured the debate-externp squad for this year, At left are boy debate aspirants contending with each other to retain the state cup in debate Won last year by Logan Smiley and Israel Babinowitz. At center, Bette Ruth Williams holds state externp trophy which she Won in l943. At right, a group ot contest beginners preen for another year. This year's city champions are Lloyd Nocker, Russell Sahrn, Betty Buth Williams, Laura Fernandez, and lerry Dalton, Below is seen the verse-speaking choir in PS. ll. PS. l and ll, lay the foundation for advanced speech courses. Mrs. Roselle is teacher ot Speech l and ll, as well as coach ot debate and extempore contests. Page 89 5nn1. ' Q , . Radio Class f,iI'OC,illCC?I'l1 of the fcmied 'Breckenridge on Pcirodc- ond the entertaining puzzh buttons in mzizoirihly, Besides the shows represented here, the Drdrndtics Depdrtrnent, under the direction ot Miss Ieston Dickey, produced the long fdrnous Purple Pdroide in Cctober oind severed outstanding dssernbiies throughout the yeoir. Pride cmd Prejudice -produced Ionuory 20th by the advanced drcmrnfrtics clogs v 1. -H--mm-few 5 I 7'- I 0 : .-seam wwf... i Q! L V You Can't Take lt With You - Pulitzer Prize Play - presented by the graduating class ot i944 and produced in the Drarnatics Department under the direction ot Miss leston Dickey. Cast: Bette Ruth Williams Linden Kirlin Anne l-iugirian lack Frazar Virginia Bishop Wilbur Wood T. A. Geilo Marguerite Williams La Nelle Lay Frank Means Tom McGee Martha McKinney Addie Lee Liedecke loe Wolpman Rudy Marroquinn Oscar Kelis Billy Stoeltje Rosemary Melancon Dolores Angermiller Leon Statli Page 91 Z ff r -:A tg 1' f. I . Z. , 'uf' nn, f I W cnnnus quam A' Qtfu' fji? A k- A m away ' SN -'W lun clung M000 llbm I u up Uma ,-wmv -S .4 nf.-W, -ls- sj 9' fi! -WWW alIa '49 ., Q Q-an h Jtwnny -JU R 57334. 4s . sim I E 'i 34'-fix AI,,a5k fm y V .ww V .J ' Alancvz... lust as there are 'lstars in the moving picture field, there are stars in the business world of today. Brackenridge commercial students are resolved to reach the peak of per- fection in this line of work, and in order to measure their achievements, the Commercial Honor Society was organized in Brackenridge in the Spring of l939. Students superior in shorthand, bookkeeping, typing, and other commercial subjects are qualified for member- ship provided they have attained four credits in the commercial field, have made at least three As in two different commercial fields, and are approved by a board of commercial teachers with Miss Lora Goodwin as its head. Certificates of membership and proficiency are awarded to members. The thirty-four stars that were added to the list this year will carry out one of the original purposes of the club - that of keeping in touch with its members after their de- parture into the business world. ln this way, they can impart a great deal of Valuable information to future commercial classes that will be of practical benefit to each member. -Mary Edith Crash Top How: - Acquart, Arnold, Benke, lj. Carlson, B. Carlson. 2nd Row: - Davis, Farris, Friedman, Gallegos, Ccrza, 3rd Row:-Gash, Gcislor, Crozzcgibacker, Herr- mann, Hoermann. 4111 Row:-Huey, Hug- rnan, King, Knapp, Noyes. 5th Row:- Post, Redfern, Reininger, Sorrells, Stowe. Bottom Row: --Sullivan, Tomlinson, Tomp- kins, Tucker. I I Not Pictured: - Freiidenberg, King, Lozano, Real, Schuber, I 'ago 9.f Top Row:-Agnew, Alford, Appleby, Apple white, Baylor. Znd Row:-Bishop, Brautigarr Brice, Carlson, Chapple. 3rd Row:-Cul well, Elms, Farris, Ferrero, Foster, 4tl Row: - Francis, Freudenberg, Garlanc Garza, Gash, 5th Row: -Geisler, Gemblei Gonzales, Green, Grimm. Bottom Row:- Herrmann, Heye, Hinton, Howard, Huey Hugman. Not Pictured: Hagopian, Henderson, Ander son, Atwood, Bravo, Hall. Brackenridge Chapter number l26 ot the National Honor Society had its inceptior through the influence ot Principal Marshall Iohnston in l924. From eight charter mem- bers it has grown to a maximum membership ot Ql. Over twelve hundred members have been inducted into the chapter. Originated and directed by the National Asso- ciation ot Secondary School Principals, the great National Honor Society has been intro- duced into all the leading high schools in the United States and her outlying possessions There are now over 3,000 chapters. The society unifies the method of rewarding meri' and furnishes a universal means ot detecting outstanding students when they enter higher institutions ot learning. The wearers ot the Honor Society emblem, which is non-transfer able, find ready entree to higher creative fields. IV Jlanaa. . . The candidates for the National Honor Society are elected by the faculty and must quality in scholarship, character, leadership in school affairs, and constructive service rendered the school. One-third of the senior class is eligible in scholarship, but only 1570 of the class can be elected. Thus, service, character, and leadership are determining factors in membership. The National Honor Society presents each member a neat identi- fication card, and the school presents the member with a handsome certificate. Candi- dates are initiated each year at an elaborate and beautifully costumed ceremony. The local chapter functions only as an honorary group since its members have a maximum of club and class honors. Mrs. B. L. D. Roselle, sponsor of the Honor Society, conducts the initiations and keeps the history of the Chapter. Top Row:fKliefoth, Layton, Lee, McGale, McGee. 2nd Row: - Means, Melancon, Miller, Muenchow, Noll. 3rd Row:-Noyes, Perches, Pressler, Rivas, Robinson. 4th Row:-Roos, Sahrn, Sandfield, Sullivan, Tolle. 5th Row: - Tomlinson, Treybig, Tucker, Westkaemper, Wetzel. Bottom Row: -Weynand, Williams, Wolpman, Wood, Zirkel, H., Zirkel, R. l ict Pictured: Nocker, Stefller, Ranney. , - . - s A ini. 4-. lv--. Page 95 Top Row:-Alford, Anderson, Appleby man, Carpenter, Cleverly, Culwell, Ehlo Essington. 3rd Row:-Flannery, Fletcher Gunkel, Hagopian, Handley, Hearne, Heye Howard. 5th Row:- Kastrop, Koehler, Lay- ton, Lee, Means, Moreland. Bth Row:- Newmari, Olive, Perches, Rich, Hivas Robinson. 7th How:-Shelton, Sullivan Tillery, Toile, Tyler, Wagner. Bottom Row -Warren, Whitton, Wynkoop, Zirkel, H. Zirlcel, R. i. 5 n. Not Pictured:-Arnold, Bravo, Eaton, Em Ferrero, Henderson, laiines, Matthew Muenchow, Stefller, Wooldridge. The History Honor Society, composed oi outstanding students of history, is sponsorei by Chapter 27 of the lunior Historians of the State ot Texas. The annual initiation and celebration took place at the Cos House on April 21 Wher members enjoyed a patriotic program, games, and dancing. Each member received certificate of membership in the History Honor Society. Austin, Barnes, Berkley. 2nd Row:-Bow Gash, Grasty, Green, Grimm. 4th Row:- 1711 Sanuk . . . '.i..- The Girl Scouts, lncorporctted, is CI ncitionol orgctnizcrtion founded by Mrs. Iuliette Low in l9l2 With the objectives of trctining for better citizenship, for service to the community, ond for interncrtionctl friendship with Girl Guides in Europe ond South Americct. Troop l, Son Antonio, is sponsored by the Brockenridge P. T. A. Before World Wdr ll the Girl Scouts centered their orttention on outdoor octivities such ds hiking, outdoor cook- ing, otnd cctmping, but the necessity for service in dll phoses of Wcrr work is so importont now thctt o new progrotm hos been plonned for Girl Scouts in Senior High Schools. Most of the girls of Troop I hove gucrlified for Senior Service Scouts by doing work in summer doy comps, such os teoching younger Girl Scouts hcrndcrofts, songs, gomes, ond other Scout crctfts. Besides Working in the summer comps, the Senior Scouts met ot gredt mctny other re- quirements such ds leorning the Morse Code, pldnning meotls, leotrning how to Work with tools, interpreting Air Roid regulottions, porssing the Iunior First Aid Course, ond simildr projects. The girls were then cctpped os Senior Service Scouts. Loter, or becrutiful condle- light initicttion ceremony Wos given for them. The mctjority of our Senior Service Scouts decided to serve in the field of child core dnd were given d six Weeks course in the core of children. Thus in mctny wdys these girls gre preporing themselves to fit into the community's Worr effort. - EMILY KARP FALL TERM MERRIGALE DAVIS . Pres. VIRGINIA GREEN . . V. Pres. If if MELVERIE SCHUBER Rec. SeC'y Eg DOROTHY ANN RUTLEDGE Cor. Sec'y GLORIA WHITTON . . Treczs. EMILY KARP . . Reporter SPRING TERM MERRIGALE DAVIS . Pres. VIRGINIA GREEN V Pres MELVERIE SCHUBER . Sec'y DOROTHY ANN RUTLEDGE Asst. Sec'y GLORIA WHITTON . . . . Treos. EMILY KARP . . .. . .. Reporter LAURA FERNANDEZ . Sgt.-ut-Arms MISS ABBIE KING .... .. . .Sponsor T MRS. MATTIE MITCHELL . .Sponsor Q Top Row:-- Ddvisg Fernandez, Green. Hinton. Second How:-Karp, Newton, Olive, Richards. Third Row:--Runnellsg Rutledge, Schuberg Whitton. Bottom Row: - Wiedenfeld. Page 97 FALL TERM ANNABELLE SULLIVAN , LEON TOLLE . CHARLES CULWELL VIVIAN APPLEBY . . WILLODYNE CHAPPLE . ALYNE BRICE . .. MARGUERITE WILLIAMS . PAT HART . . VIRGINIA GREEN . BETTY ANGEL . SHIRLEY NEWMAN . . . Horn. . .Pres .lst V. Pres 2nd V. Pres . . . Sec'y . . . Treas . , . Parl Sgt.-atAArms Sgt.-at-Arms .. Reporter .. Historian . . . .Censor MISS MARGUERITE HIGGINS . Sponsor MISS W. R. MCDONALD . . Sponsor Top Row:eAngelg Appleby, Barnes, Bravo, Brice. Second Row:-Butlerg Chapmang Chappleg Culwell, Dreiss. Third How:- Engel, Essingtong Eaullc, Foster, Fox Fourth How:---Francis, Gonzalesg Gordon, Green, Gunlcel, Hansen. Bottom Row:- Hartg Henderson, Hendley, Heubaum, Hill, This year in particular the Student Council has dedicated its activities to the War effort. We have been very active in the jeep campaign by selling War Stamps. Also, We have sponsored the collection ot waste paper in answer to our country's call. One ot the Student Council's projects which has already proved interesting is the Register Book in center hall. This is a book in which ex-students ot Brackenridge who are now in the service may register and make comments when they come back to visit Brackenridge. Sllucfenlt G oil o 0 o am Page 98 We are also making a scrapbook of Brackenridges part in the war. We are keeping pictures or notes that appear in daily papers concerning boys that have attended Brack- enridge. We intend for this to be a permanent book and expect it to be very valuable for future reference. We are looking forward to the day when peace will come again to the world, and We Want to feel that we have helped bring about that peace through our untiring aid to the War effort. BETTY ANGEL SPRING TERM ANNABELLE SULLIVAN . , . . Pres. LEON TOLLE ..., .. ..lst V. Pres. LUCILLE REAL .... ,..., 2 nd V. Pres. VIVIAN APPLEBY , . . ,. .Sec'y WILLODYNE CHAPPLE , . Treas. ALYNE BRICE , ........., ........ P arl. MARGUERITE WILLIAMS . ...Sgt.-at-Arms HUE LEE GLATZERT ..,.,.... Sgt.-at-Arms VIRGINIA GREEN . .,.. Reporter BETTY ANGEL . .. ,,... Historian SHIRLEY NEWMAN . ,..., Censor Top Row:-Huedepohlg Iastrowg Iohnsonp Ionasg Larson. Second Row:-Laytong Lofting Lysterg Morrisg Newman. Third How: Nollg Realg Heavesg Reimanng Reynolds. Fourth Row: - Reidelg Schaeferg Smithp Sullivang Tedford. Bottom How:-Tollep .2 Vossg Williamsg Wilsong Woodsg Woolridge. Page 99 ' '-M' W W Szfmienz' Emma Page 100 Sfacfenlt Guan ' . . . 51M XW, X 'sv hi X 'f MQ B UY IM514' 101 MARY ALICE MARY MARY ALICE BETTY MARY I-'ALL TERM ALYNE BRICE . ......... . DOLLY FLETCHER .,.,..... MARGUERITE WILLIAMS . FRANCES MAGEE WAGNER . ....,. . WANDA McCULLY . ., IEAN ENGELHARDT . ANN GARRISH .. . . .Pres V. Pres. . . .Sec'y . Treas. .. .Censor . . .Censor . ,..,, Parl. . . ..... Hint. DOROTHY IERNBERG . ,.,.., Sgt.-at-Armz EARLENE BENKE . .. . ...Reporter SPRING TERM IACQUELINE LEACH . ..... . MARGUERITE WILLIAMS ALYNE BRICE .....,, PATSY FURLOW . . EARLENE BENKE . NANCY NEWTON . .. . . ANN GARRISH .. WAGNER . . . .. . DICKSON . ...,.. . FRANCES MAGEE. .. . .. . .Pres .V. Pres. .... .Past Pres. Sec'y . . . .Treas. . . .Reporter . ...Parl. ....Censor ....,....Censor .Sgt.-at-Arms DOROTHY RICHARDS . Sgt.-at-Arms DOROTHY IERNBERG . . . . Hist. MISS ADAI-I GIBBONS ,.,.. .Sponsor Top Row:-Benkeg Biles, Brice, Cobley Deering. Second Row:vDelIraisseg Engel- liardt, Furlowg Garrish, Gilgen. Third Row: --Gordon, Iernberg, Leach, Magee, Mc- Cully. Fourth Row: - Neal, Newton, Richards, Sandfieldg Van Buren. Fifth Row: -A Wagner, Williams. The Clio Club Was organized in l9l9 by Miss Ora Iohnson, Vice Principal. The name was taken from the Muse of History. However, the purpose ot the club as expressed in the Constitution is to give practice in extemporaneous speaking, to acquaint the mem- bers with parliamentary law, and to encourage group Work. The club has always been a service club. Information has been distributed on his- torical holidays, and poppies were given on Armistice Day. Buying War Bonds and Stamps, and donating to the U. S. O. and the Blood Bank are part ot this year's activities. The club originated the celebration ot Book Week and collected and loaned several hundred books when our library was inadequate. The annual social event is a May Day Tea honoring the Faculty. 'Q . lm Glad Page 102 ZmC'ZaA... t we like our nams squintin' for Q picture Cnartor wembev -A-1 539-39 Happy C1108 A- . ,X Q l Q w. W S W, Lglsa ' My X ' ,G+ wg , :xl ' - 'lx f , A Fi? 5 ,ff ff ' Page 10.3 A 'Nuff and tuff' snow fight Telling The world Madam President FALL TERM BESSIE MAE BARNES ADDIE LEE LIEDECKE POLLYNEIL FAIRES . . LOUISE APPLEWI-IITE , . POLLYNEIL FAIRES , .. BOBBY DUNAGAN . ANNIE LOFTIN . .A,.. . 1? fl .,y ' I ffl SPRING TERM ADDIE LEE LIEDECKE .,,. BESSIE MAE BARNES POLLYNEIL FAIRES . . ANNIE LOFTIN . .. KARL KMENT . ..., . SALLY ANN PRICE.. . IEAN EGLE . ....,.. . BOBBY DUNAGAN . .. LOIS MADSEN .... .,,... MISS STELLA Q. SMITH . , Waits, Whitney. . ,.,, Pres V. Pres .. Se-c'3 . .I-Iistoriar . . . Censo .. . . , . .Parl Sgt.-at-Arm: ......Pres Pres . Sec . ...Tre-as . .Parl . . Reporte . . . . Censo .Sgtfat-Arm Sgt.-at-Arm . .. Sponsc Top Row:-Applewhite, Barnes, Bellal Black. Second Row:-Egleg Faires, Hyder Liedecke. Bottom Row:-Lolting Madser The Latin Club is a social club for students interested in the Latin language and the customs of the Romans. The club is one of the oldest organizations in Brackenridge, having been organizer in l926. The motto is Non progredi est regredi meaning Not advancing is going back. Our sponsor is Miss Stella O. Smith, who has sponsored the club since 1937. We meet every Wednesday. Every other meeting is a business meeting at which We make plans for the social which will be held the following Week, and We discuss othe matters of interest. Although all socials are immensely enjoyed by all, the most enjoyabli social of the year is the Saturnalla. This Banquet keeps alive an old custom of thi Romans. It is annually held just before the Christmas season. Other socials includf picnics and a farewell party given in May in honor of the graduating Seniors. Thus another year in the history of this Brackenridge organization has been recorder successfully and happily, despite the changes and turmoil of a war torn World. And it is tl preserve these ideals dear to our hearts that we determine to give our best. i143 Page 104 hh' Science Glad... The members of the Girls' Science Club may well say that they belong to a club with a future. Science has made great strides because of the war and will play an even greater part in postwar activities. The club, in keeping up with scientific developments, feels as-- sured that its members will be able to make worthwhile contributions to the world of tomorrow. Our club is one of the youngest in Brackenridge, having been organized in the spring of 1943. It is sponsored by Miss Lydia Pagel of the Science Department. Under her leader- ship and guidance, the year's work has been both interesting and enjoyable. At our meet- ings members take turns in discussing questions of interest. A point system with awards has been worked out to encourage active participation by each member and has resulted in worthwhile contributions. Occasional social hours are enjoyed which afford variety and relaxation. The Christ- mas and Valentine parties will long be remembered. In spring, outstanding events were bowling parties and field expeditions to study plant and animal life. The year was brought to a happy close by a picnic and final field day at Brackenridge Park. FALL TERM VIRGINIA MILLER . .... . GIOVANNA RICHARDS . ALMA ESSINGTON . ...Pres . V. Pres. . Sec'y ,25- Doaorm wtss . rreee. 1oYcE ozxss . . set.-et-Ame Agfa, LOIS REAMS . .Reporter SPRING TERM VIRGINIA MILLER . Pfee. if .7 1 J Lois REAMS ....... .v. Pres. ALMA EssrNoroN . ...seey RUTH WIEDENFELD . . ONALEA IACKSON . . . HELEN WILLIAMS . . . .. Treas. Sgt -at-Arms Sgt -at-Arms IOYCE CASS . .. . . Reporter IOAN BREM . .. . ..Parl, GERALDINE GULMON . ..ParI. MISS LYDIA PAGEL . Sponsor Top Row:-Bremp Essingtong Gass. Second Row:- Gulmang Iacksong Miller. Third Row: Rcamsg Richardsg Wise. Bottom Row:- Wiedenfeldg Williams, Page 105 FALL TERM MARY ERAVO . MARGARITA SANTOS MARY ROSE WALLS ELSIE BOONE . I ALICE CARDENAS Connor x ' A PHILIP RODRIGUEZ I t SPRING TERM I ' PHILIP RODRIGUEZ . ELSIE BOONE A LICE CARDENAS . ANGELICA LOZANO . ZULEMA GONZALEZ EILBERTO GALVAN MISS MIRIAM SPRATT 'i'g. A' 1 . Ag Wallis. A NGELINA MARTINEZ Con. Pres. V. Pres. Sooy Trearz. and Reporter Sgt -at-Arms Prem. V. Pres. Secy Trcas. :or 6. Rc-porter Sgt.-at-Ariiis Sgt.-at-Arms Sponsor Top Row:-Martinez, Rodriguez, D, Vargas. Second Row:- Boone, Gonzales, Galvan. Bottom Rowz- Bravo, Ollervidezz, Rodriguez. The Pan-American Club of Brackenridge I-Iigh School was organized in October, l934. Since its organization it has been affiliated both with the national and with the state Pan- American Student Forum. The purpose of the Pan-American Student Forum is uthe establishment of friendly re- lations and lasting peace among the American nations. lts motto is, Of one blood hath He made all nations. With the other Pan-American Clubs of Texas the Brackenridge Club is sponsored by the State Department of Education with Miss Myrtle Tanner as executive secretary. lts of- ficial newspaper is the Pan-Am Times. This years club activities at Brackenridge have been greatly enjoyed. There was a dance, a party, a banquet, and the annual spring picnic. We, the members of the Pan-American Student Forum, feel that in our social activities We are both enjoying ourselves and promoting good fellowship. 0 0 o an' m 14 ' Glad Pay: 106 .Ea4.,41' g The Los Hidalgos is a social club for Latin-Americans and other students interested in the Spanish speaking world. The name of the club means Sons of the noble people and sets a high standard for the conduct and for the character of all of the members. The members are an alert group who meet every Wednesday. All meetings are con- ducted in Spanish. They enthusiastically share in many of the school's activities. This year they have for their special project the writing ot group letters to former members who are now in the armed service, especially to those who are on foreign soil. All of these letters have been enthusiastically received, to judge by the replies coming from India, China, England, North Africa, and Italy. They have bought War bonds and, as a club, have contributed to various Wartime drives for worthy causes. They have several social gatherings each year, such as the Christmas pinata, the Valentine party, and the spring picnic. FALL TERM GONZALO MARTINEZ . .... . ..... Pres. BEATRICE ESOUIVALE ..... V, Pres. ANNE MARIE GALLEGOS.. . .Treas. EDWARD DE LA GARZA ......... Reporter SPRING TERM ALBERT LOPEZ . .................... Pres. DORA DIAZ ......... V. Pres. ORALIA MORENO . ...., . .Treas. MIKE de los SANTOS ........,... Reporter MRS. GRACE CARTER ...... Sponsor MISS ETHEL IONES .,... Sponsor Top Row:-Artega, Esquivelg Gallegos, Gonzales. Bottom Row:-de los Santos. Page 107 A I FALL TERM 5 ew 5 ' , TOMMY MccRELEss . Pres 4 1 -gr' t 'I 5 DOROTHY RUTH WARREN v Prof: - A- E ,.. I i. CHARLYE BETH LAYTON RBC Sf-c' 1 If I HERBERT CLANCY . cor. sffcw 5 1 , I It RICHARD MILLS . Tram: j' HARo1.D DE VILBISS Audito IERRY DALTON cmm I at if T if 1 It fi- I pf 4 N ri I . I K SPRING TERM f, ,A- U I. , DOROTHY RUTH WARREN Prom - J y Ji CHARLYE BETH LAYTON v PM . 1 I V .Aa A ' y ELEANoR WALKER RBC. soc' ' - ' a,. y T IIMMY coMBs cor. sem T y ue- A . y- I ,EA A ' . ,.-A . HAROLD DE VILBISS Tmas . F ff' X W E I HERBERT cLANc'f . Audito :Fha irfulb I' I ' ,pfff W 4.1 l R Q MARIORIE ANN ivy Heporte I MABIOBIE IONES . Ccnso THOMAS VIAVANT . trimmer MBS. LYDIA MAGBUDIQB Teaching Sporno MBS, SMALL Nori-Toacliirig Sponiao . W4 3K!,' 1 IUNIOR HISTOBIANS Chapter 27 Organized April 3, l94l by Lydia W. Magruder, Sponsor Motto - Let's see Texas Flower - Blue Bonnet Colors - Blue and White ks , S Wilson, Yates. ACTIVITIES The Writing Contest Harvest Festival Dance Visiting Historical Places Top Row:-Burns, Daltong Dc Vilbims, Felty Fuller. Second Row: Ivy, Lawson, E Laytonp C. B. Laytong Lozaiio. Third Row -Manverrse, McCrele1s:s, Mills, Roberts Shelton. Fourth Row:-Taylorg Viavant Walkerg Wallace, Warren Bottom Row:- Awarding Gold Seals and Blue Ribbons Special Lectures Sponsoring the History Honor Society Fall Picnic Spring Picnic ' a . 04. . Pngr' 108 ' 41- ' ru i ....,......,v.-.v-.-...,,,i,...-, M Y,,,,,,,,M.,.. ,... . .i..,..,,...., l .ASW ' ' - , .sn V vw? , pr ' 'l r A 4- 2 A h i . 'M - i ,w V, , J X -7 arm'-G iii 5 Sffli L i 5 . xi--C' X, m i , QA! A gi. Y ri ig,j,??Y', .X , ,-s,'esgr'J V 5 P if l l 2 'M - i I 2 p , . 5 I, , A 4 '-. ,Q Y. an F, 0 X1 f fnssg, I a ,li ':n 5 1 4 Sealed: Mizrierie Ami lvy, Eicxmor Walker Crystal Wilson, Frances Yates, Clicrlye Beth Lcrylori S!cmding:f- Mrs. Small vo 1:pmi:z0r, lliirolil lle Villvim: lie-rliue-rt Cloixicy lerry llillori, Hiclicird Millai Cecilia Lozqrio Tommie MCCrcle:sfs, Richard Mfmvenae llorolliy Wnrrwri, llrcmceiz Roberts Hebert lerikiuiz, Mrs, Miiqriider,::por1sor,MC1rjorielOr1e:s. Ijlljlt' IU!! FALL TERM ORA MAE FREUDENBERG Pres LUCILLE REAL ,... V Pres REVA RAYE WILLIS ,.,, Sec , ERLINE LINDINGER . . , Treas MARY FRANCES HAWKINS Censo: MISS LEILET RICHTER Sponrsoi SPRING TERM ORA MAE FREUDENBERG Pres LESSIE MAE TEDFORD V. Pres REVA RAYE WILLIS . . . .Sec'y LUCILLE HINTON . . . Treas GLORIA HOWARD . Sgt.-at-Armf MARY FRANCES HAWKINS .. Censoi MARY ELLA VEGEL . .. . Artis ERLINE LINDINGER . Historiar MABEL OUILLIN . . .. . Parl MISS LEILET RICHTER , . .Sponsoi xx? Top Rowz- Ereudenberg, Gordon, Hinton Howard. Second Row:-Lackey, Lindinger Real, Tedford. Bottom Row:-Toppins Willis, Wood. The Brackenridge Folklore Society is one ot the newest clubs in Brackenridge Higl School. The sponsor is Miss Leilet Richter. Although there are several aims and ideals ol the Society, our main one is: To learn more ofthe folklore and history of our city and state. The Folklore Society made a visit to La Villita, the Alamo, and Buckaroo Dude Ranch. The initiation oi the new members took place at the Old South Cate. A Christmas party was held at school, and everyone joined in with the carols. Later, The Alamo Was visited, and a trip was taken to the Governors Palace. For a Mother's Day program, each mem- ber brought her mother, refreshments were served. The year ended with a farewell banquet in honor of the seniors. ORA MAY EREUDENBERG ...4a!Ala4e5' aalfalaae Sacie Y IJIII yu W Q nr Wig . L- xr, F,,..,.-, -.-.... ' FALL TE TOM MCGEE . IOHN HOWARD ...... HEROME WEYNAND . . ALTON WITHERS . . FERD STAFFEL , ,,,. . CHARLES CULWELL . . DICKIE WESTKAEMPER IOE WOLPMAN , .... RM .. ., .Pres ....V. Pres. ...Sec'y ,....Treas. .. Chaplain ...Perl Sgt.-at-Arm: Sgt.-at-Arms , FRANK MEANS .. .. .Athletic Directoi I ALLEN WINTERS . .. ,. ....A censor l ' ALLIN MEANS . t . . . .Censoi BILL PEARSON . ., ...,, Reportei Top Row:-Altordg Anderson. Second Row - Blackwood, Boggs, Culwell, Deans. Thin i' - Row:-Duncanp Finney, Garmsg Grasty i -' jk, Fourth Row: - B. I-lowardg I. Howarc t.. V 5, ,. N . l i .W Y 1. Kincaid, Marroquin. Bottom Row:-Mc Cameron, McCreelessp McGee, McWilliam: The Brackenridge Hi-Y, under the sponsorship ot Wyman Higdon and with the co operation of lohnnie Knowles at the Y. M. C. A., has once again placed its name higl among the achievements of this school year. By Leeping in tune with the Hi-Y program, the fellowship has grown in body, mind and soul, taking part in activities both social and constructive. We who are still at home are exceedingly proud ot our fellow Hi-Y members wht have shown their courage in the service of our country. Through their accomplishments we can easily see the benefits ot our organization. f I We Page 112 z-W Glad f The Brackenridge Hi-Y, not alone, but being part ot 7000 Hi-Y organizations through- out the U. S. and Canada, has done its share in extending its Christian influence in Brackenridge and throughout the city. We have found our strength by striving ever upward to our purpose, To create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high standards ot Christian character. SPRING Tr-:RM TOM MCGEE . Pres. lOHN HOWARD . V. Pres. IEROME WEYNAND . Se-c'y ALTON WITHERS . Trearr. FEED STAI-'FEL . Chaplain CHARLES CULWELL . Parl, DICKIE WESTKAEMPER IOE WOLPMAN . FRANK MEANS Sgt -at-Arm.: Sgt -at-Arms Athletic Difector ALLEN WINTERS Censor ALLIN MEANS Cennor BILL PEARSON . Reporter Mascots: Henrietta Griiniii, Anne Hugman, Totaacy Whiting. Top Row:f- A Means. F Means, H chowg R. Muenchow. Second Row: ::o.ig Purdumg Southg Staffel Third Stath, Stoeltieg Watt, Westkaeinper Row: Woynand, Wintersg Withers inan. Bottom How:-f-Young. 171310 IIJ . Muen- -Pear- Row:- Fourth g Wolp- Y, ...K . ., y 'Q - .. K . E 1 . . il is TCM MCGEE K M-as 1 .hav if L . fl, Ages I 1'-'S x 1 A A : .0 i Y it TS' ig i -J, u l . . ol .'f M ' 5 it if . 4 5' -W ff I ' vb, AQ Lf' N, ' . f f 'lx A X' 1 JI 1 K l i I -.tv ' B1 ke+ba1l ST, A class in ballet or cs. T' f' 1 L in NA FALL TERM IIM PERKINS . . WILBUR WOOD . IAMES FERRERO . . EDMUND CI-IAVEZ . BILLY HAMILTON Cen ROBERT KLIEFOTH . il IF: , HQ SPRING TERM WILBUR WOOD . . IAMES PERRERO Row:-Perkins, Roofs, Wood, Bottom Row:-Zimmermann .. . Pres, HV. Pres. . . Sec'y . Treas. :nor and Parl, Sgt.-at-Arms . . . Pres. .V. Pres. IESSE PERCHES . . . Sec'y EDMUND CHAVEZ . . Treas. ROBERT WOOLDRIDGE , Sgt.-at-Arms EDWARD BROWN .Censor and Parl. Q MISS AGNES L MORGAN Sponsor Top Row:-Brown, Chavez Second Row:- Ferrerog Hamilton, Kliefoth, Percheu. Third Wooldridge The S.O.S.O., officially known as the Society of Student Opinion, of Brackenridge is one of the newest clubs in Brackenridge. It was founded on the remains of the old Digit Diggers by Miss Agnes L. Morgan, who is its present sponsor. One of the main purposes of the club is to Hkeep Braclcenridge informed about Bl-IS. opinion. This society meets every Wednesday to hold its business meeting and to discuss cur- rently interesting topics if the members wish. Two of the more interesting topics discussed this year were the one concerning an universal language and the one on probable future governments of the world. One thing that the members especially enjoyed was the party given for them by Miss Morgan at Christmas. The most important thing in the future, according to the members of the club, is the S.O.S.O. sponsored dance to be given in May. lf it is as successful as the other projects sponsored by the club, it should be very good. IAMES FERRERO ...fS'.0.S.0. Page 111i .faniea .flfltwtdfty Scale I'm Gonna Buy A Paper D011 s.,,.,,, L ' x Monkeys 'I 1 if I . W ' fn? 4. ghmmi -....,,,,,, ,Q Posing for the picture l'r151wllT Hiokersonn 'Hiokerson Hiokerson g FALL TERM BARBARA PEERY . ., . BARBARA WINTERBORNE 'ip BETTY HICKERSON It MAXINE WI-IARTON . Pres. V, Pres. Rec. Sec'y Corr Soc'y GLORIA TYLER Troas, WANDA HAGOPIAN . Parl. MAURENE MORRIS , Historian BILLIE RUTH SPIVEY Sgt-at-Arms J MARGARET ARMSTRONG Sgt,-at-Arms A ELAINE SCOTT , Censor IOE ANNE SUMBERA Reporter MISS A. JAMES SDOIIHOT MISS I.. HENDERSON Sponsor Top Row: -- Armstrong, Austin, Bakerz I 5 Bailey, Bledsoe Second Row:-- Briggs, Coker, Cox, Duke, Elwood Third Rowre Faulk, Eerdon, Gruen, Guthrie, Hagopian. Fourth Row:-el-Iansen: B, Hickerson, E. I-lickerson, Homen, Iordahl Bottom How:- A, 'M' Lee, Luckett, Maierholer, Martin, Mont' ' gomery Dear Diary, It's the end ot the year and the end ot my high school career. School has been fun and most ot that fun can be credited to the Lanier Literary Society. Maybe you would like to hear what we did this year. Under the competent guidance ot Miss lames and Miss Henderson, the tall term began with the initiation tea held in October at the home of Barbara Peery. At this ceremony, new Laniers and Arrows were ushered into Lanier friendliness and hospitality. The big event ot the season was the annual Book Week Assembly. Taking the l'Stage Door Canteen as a theme, various books, plays, and stories were represented by mem- bers ot the club. There was Doris Gruen as Dinah Shore, Virginia Green as Tessa from The Constant Nymph, Beverly Smith as Rita Hayworth, and many others arrayed in their colorful costumes. I o o o t ,P , C O O 1111110118 o o o ,f f The members presented the annual gift to the library, a beautiful book. At the first of lanuary, a cake and candy sale was held to obtain finances for the annual pages. Setting aside pocketbooks and figures, everyone indulged to the fullest of their capacity to make one grand successl February the l2th was the scene of the Valentine Party held at the home of Peggy loyce Reeves. A scavanger hunt was the main event of the evening, while dancing and eating were enjoyed by all. The installation of new officers and the Farewell Tea for the Seniors was held in May. Yes, Diary, for the last time I met with members of the club and with a regretful but pro- spective air was glad to leave the Laniers in capable, eager hands. Soon they too will graduate but will know, as I do, that the Laniers will always go on in the hands of capable and eager young girls. IOE ANNE SUMBERA SPRING TERM ELAINE SCOTT MAXINE WHARTON BETTY HICKERSON BARBARA WINTERBORNE PEGGY IOYCE REEVES GLORIA TYLER . MAURENE MORRIS DORIS GRUEN . BILLIE RUTH SPIVEY BEVERLY SMITH . IOE ANNE SUMBERA .Pres ,. .V. Pres. Rec. Sec'y Cor. Se-c'y Treas. Parl. Historian Sgt.-at-Arms. Sgt.-at-Arms Censor Reporter Top Row:-Morris, Nunnelly, Olds, Perry, I. Pflughaupt. Second Row:--M. Pflughaupt, Reeves, Ruble, Scott, M, Smith. Third Row: -B. Smith, Sumbera, Tyler, Wallace, Wharton. Bottom Row:-Wiley, Winter- borne, Yanlis. I'ag1' ll!! .Q FALL TERM y I FRANKLIN YOUNG . Rm M! TOM MCGEE v Pres . ' gf N CHARLES CULWELL sow HURERT HENDERSON Troon: fi BEN LEONARD Perl , ALTGN SRELTON Reporter ARTHUR PORTER . cemm GORDON WISDOM . sgI..QI.AfmI VERNON SCHAUB sgI-UI.AmIf IEFF KERSEY seems DIICCIOI BERNARD KALENSIRIER science Dirocto MRs MARY TALLEY Spon.ao ,. y , I I .f i .ffl-1,5-,A ' -.13 Y 5 'YF ' J f .1 ,,,, ' -A N '----1. ' ' i w 1 ',Q,, L 1 MV' 1 .:. -4: X HI.-sv - ?: 1' - REEF' . ,q.-- - . 1 ., 't I . .R .. f .AW jg -. 'N ef I I I cr - K 'f x Top Row:--Bellos, Bennerg Enderle, Finney Second Row: -- Foerster, Froudenberg Geisler, Henderson Third Row:vHendley Hill, Howord, Huey Bottom Row:--Iohnmtor Kirlin, Kolensher, Leonard, Ludwig The Boys' Science Club is one ot the most interesting clubs in Brockenridge in thot i provides both sociol enjoyment ond educotion through scientific experiments ond demon strotions. Plcfns for the coming club yeor were mode by the old members during the summer sc thot our orgonizotion wos completed promptly Otter the beginning ol school. The clul begorn the yeor under the oble sponsorship of Mrs. Leno Moe Bonnowsky, but ofte helping boost the club oft to o line stort, she ctnswered the coll ot her country ond joinec the WAVES. Mrs. Mcfry Tolley then very promptly ond willingly took over the duties gnc responsibilities thot orccompcrny being our club sponsor, ond the club soon felt the gooc effect of her leodership. The Boys' Science Club presented the second donce of the new school yeor, the Sep tember Swing Session, on September lU, l943. lt wos CID intormol donce with Bobbi e L-?aq4'S' Glad... Cfeislers Band. Each of the many attenders had a swell time, and the thirst ot our club treasury was thereby quenched. Two new officers, science directors, were added to our executive committee at an early meeting, and they have proven to be most beneficial and instructive. At every second meeting we witnessed and took part in experiments and demonstrations present- ed by the science directors. Among the most interesting oi these were several experiments with air pressure, preparation ot oxygen, and a demonstration ot radiation pressure. The members ot the Boys' Science Club shall never forget the swell times and the in- teresting information gained during the past season, and as we look back at the many meetings of that season, we see a most successful year, both socially and scientifically. CHARLES CULWELL SPRING TERM CHARLES CULWELL IEFF KERSEY BEN LEONARD OTTO HILL IIUBERT HENDERSON ALTON SHELTON IIMMY BELLOS . ROBERT HUEY . , IEFF KERSEY BERNARD KALENSHER Pre: V Pre.: Sec y Treas. Part Reporter Ce-nsor Sgt -at-Arms Science Director Science Director Top Row:-Marroquin, McGee, Murgatroyd. Norris. Second Row: 7- Porter, Paulosg Scliuabg Shelton, Third Row:-South, Sprad- lingp Stattel, Stanaland, Bottom Row:- Stoeltje, Winters, Wisdom, Withers, Young. Page' 121 ,Q ffl ff-sr fb, 'A rf fa Wlll T wor l Y Smil l9Ht1btS Ill 1 Su fs-:f HUOy 3 What are you doing The theory of a Pyramid! lSHC6 ulub +eS+S Ugrw5n'o Thonrf Q LN ' 'W N 'Q A successful e rimerf f. Talley-ho! 4 H'E: 5 f 0 -f v 'f .4 .LM ga-yd Scaence 61146 f'k Wu Qi ...A -w . . I . ga!!! ix 'Er f mini ' W ' V M201 x 'lk 6 'l- X gf . ,. eg 'K 1 14. dy sg 2 S1 f ! 2 Yxfqfya WL. as . . f , X -,, , 8 if H S .H K ww N- 5 'S 5' Q 5 Q i w? Z- wp x , ' 1 QQ. - 'au Q .fm ff 4? ' 5 Q . X pt X I 3 M7 . , if A 4 V--,' QW1 Just resting'JQ 7 5 .ghgfgig . ,xl H ,jkx f f .. ' 5 ' 1 Es Jatch out, Fat it if FALL TERM BETTE RUTH WILLIAMS CHARLYNE PRESSLER BETTY ANGEL EMMA RIVAS VIRGINIA BISHOP VIVIAN APPLEBY ALICE PETERS MARY IANE AGNEW ANNE HUGMAN Pre V Pre Corr Soc Hoc Sm. Trrra Sgt.-at-Arn Sgt -at-Arn Cennc Const LA NELLE LAY tiopsfit EMILY KARP . Pm LoELu5rA CARPENTER . HI: Miss ELSA 1oNAs spfm 1 Mres coNciiA wirsom swim Top Row: A Agiew, Angel, Applets' Barnesg Biron Second How:-Bizsliopg Bo:::11 Brodg Buchanang Carpenter Third How:- Chapman, Childress, Clute, Davis, Dclr mater Fourth Row:-Eberliardtg Fault Eehrenbach, Feller, Fernandez Fifth Rov -- Fitzgerald, Fo:-:, Graot, Greer, H. .1 Grimm Sixth Row:-H Grim rrm, Hendrick: Huedepohl, I-Iuginan, Ion czfs . Bottom Hov --Iordahlg Iordang Karp, Kinnci, Laf-ctirrlii A great credit to Brackenridge High School are the Modern Dianas, a club compose: ot young, high idealed misses who possess the scholarship, leadership, and charm char acteristic ot the Ideal American Girl. The club Was founded in l933 tor the purpose ot pro moting good sportsmanship and friendliness. It received its name trom the ancient Greel goddess ot the rnoon and chase, Diana. Under the able guidance ot the president, Bette Ruth Williams, and the sponsors, Mrs Concha Wilson and Miss Elsa Ionas, the Dianas experienced a very interesting year. In October they were guests ot Mrs. Iames lordan at an afternoon tea in her home. A this time the Nymphs were initiated as regular members ot the club and prospective new members were introduced. For the next monthly social the Dianas turned rnerrnaids and enjoyed a grand swim ming party at the Y. W. C. A. . . . Macfmn 256.4164 l'1IjIU 114 In December the girls took to the ice, to display their grace CPI on silver blades. A hundred per cent attendance proved this to be their favorite sport. Brightening the Christmas Holidays was a gay Dutch Social at the home of the pres- ident, the memory of which will linger always. On February 25th something new was started by the Dianas, a dance in the cafeteria called The Dianacacho Room. A thing new, different, and most original proved to be the most successful dance of the term. The Modern Dianas also accepted an invitation from the U. S. O. and spent a delightful evening entertaining the soldiers. For history's sake it can be recorded that the year '43-'44 has been a truly successful and happy epoch in the lives of Dianas. We place a trust in the Nymphs, may the high standards and ideals for which the Modern Dianas are known be forever upheld. LA NELLE LAY SPRING TERM IIETTE RUTH WILLIAMS CIIARLYNE PRESSLER RETTY ANGEL EMMA RIVAS VIRGINIA BISHOP . VIVIAN APPLEBY ALICE PETERS MARY IANE ACNEW ANNE HUGMAN . LA NELLE LAY EMILY KARP . LOELLETA CARPENTER . Pres. V. Pres. Corr Secy Rec Sec'y Troon. Sgt.-at-Arms Sgtfat-Arm.: Cc-nsor Censor Reporter Parl. Hist, iTop Row: Lay, Lee, Lo'tin, Lynter, Martin lSecond Row: 'MattIiow::, Meesey, Miller, lNew riic im, Odom Third Row:--Patterson, lpetors, Plliighaupt, Pressler, Reynolds. lFourth Rowzk Rivas, Rogers, Sherbondy, lSIorey, Thacker. Fifth Rowz- -Voss, Walker, lWad0, Westbrook, Whitehead. Bottom Row: Williams, Wilson, Wynkoop. Priya 12:3 FALL TERM MARY EDITH GASI-I .. ELEANORE RERRMANN DOROTHY GUNKEL .. fi FRANCES ULLRICR . YvoNNE BROWNING . VIRGINIA voss ANNABELLE SULLIVAN . 2 ' 1 M71 .f. SPRING TERM MARY EDITH GASH ELEANORE I-IERRMANN GRACE KRUEGER FRANCES ULLRICH YVONNE BROWNING . VIRGINIA VOSS . ANNARELLE SULLIVAN . Pre V. Pre Rec. Sec' Corr. Soc' Par Reportc Trea Pre: V. Pre: Rec. Sec' Corr, Sec' Par Reports Trea: jf 1 l Top Row:--Alexanderg Browningg Daniels A ni? . g L..L K LM W Du Boseq Friedman. Second Row:-Galvan 1 if huhv Garzag Gashg Gigleyg Gunkel Third Rovi , Q21 ' H3 If' QI. -1 9 . 5 A Q. Q . , 11 , ' 1 I' I. ,I - Hanseng Herrmann. Krueger, McKinney -' I .f . Rf : I - 'I - . . 'Jas 7 V . I ' - - Z , ,,II: , l'- 05.4 ' 1 E Navarro Fourth Row:-O. Navarro, Ne' W I V I , H me Y Inan, Offerg Salazarog Sullivan. Fifth Row fl I 7 H- +V' MTrueblood, Ullrich, Voss: This past year has been a busy one for the members of the Stevenson Club. Due tc various shortages we were unable to have our annual Crphans Christmas party, but we did send attractive boxes to two boys overseas who otherwise would not have receivec gifts. Our most successful social of the year was the Waistline Party at the home o Frances Ullrich, our corresponding secretary. It was given December llg thus a Christmas theme was carried out. The fireplace was decked with pine cones and lovely pine branches donated by Billie Du Bose, a new member. A grand time was had by all. A tea was given at the home of Rose Offer to initiate and welcome the new members With the help of the new Stevensons, we shall make the coming year as successful as the one just concluded. YVONNE BROWNING GA Page 126 Sleaendan 61146 . . . LovuJ8 hm nnhow, ain't it grgndy OUP Sponsor fi 'fu ' M ty wb fu L w Q ,, W k 9' v sg' K' fish' S I T .K-Aa! H E A U N' f M I . K9 ,.... l'ug11' IJ? 2 ASmi1ing ? and washlng dlshaa Ullrioh J ln the year l92l, the Wa Kapa Club was founded by FALL TERM IOANNE BRAUTIGAM . Pre: DOROTHY CHAMBERS V Pre1 DOROTHY SCHAEFER Rec. Sec' MARIORIE EATON Cor Sec' ELIZABETH BAYLOR . Treat IOYCE HANDLEY . Par IOANNA HUEY . His CAROLYN BEURET . Censsc 'I' rf Fiossis iusri . ff ELAINE ARNOLD . MISS LOUISE ALLEN lik Sgt.-at-Arm Sgt.-at-Arm Sponsc Top Row: I Arnold, E. Arnold, Bairc Baylor Second Rowz- Beckham, Beure Urautigamg D Chambers Third Row:--S Chambers, Cheethain, Cohen, Colombi Fourth Row:-Dean, Eaton, Front, Gan: Bottom How: -V Handley, Heye Miss Georgia Armstrong. A that time it was called the Library Club but later acquired the name of Wa Kapa, Wi Kapa, in the lndian language, means friendship. This year has found the Wa Kapas fol lowing the ideals of friendship under the guidance of Miss Louise Allen. This past fall the Wa Kapas began the season with the election of officers. The initio tion of new members was held in November at the home of Charlene Cheetham. Decem bor, with its Christmas spirit filling the air, found the Wa Kapas decorating the lovel' Christmas tree in the center hall. The Vlfa Kapas have the privilege of decorating th- Christmas tree each year. Gaiety and laughter always fill the hall on these occasions After the Christmas holidays, the club settled down to other things- a calendar witf picnics and parties. The Wa Kapa, together with being called the friendship club, should be called, Th Promotion for the Consumption of Food Club. The reason for this is that the treasur ffl . . . Wa Kafpca Glu! wax em... doesn't have a chance against the Wa Kapas' appetite. As Miss Allen laughingly says, and we hardily agree, Every time we get some money, We plan a party and eat up the treasury. The first dance of the year, which was held on Ianuary l4th, was given by the Wa Kapas. It was called the WPA, dance, or Women Pay All Dance. Soda pop, candy, and cake were sold, and the dance was a big success. On February 9th, the new officers for the spring term were installed. The l4th of February found the cafeteria in an uproar of laughter, the occasion being the Rush Tea for prospective members. Upset the Fruit- basket was enjoyed by everyone and especially Mr. Gary, who was our guest together with Miss Moore. We have a full calendar for this spring. Scheduled are a skating party, a picnic, formal initiation garden party, and a farewell party for the seniors, We believe this cal- endar Will round out the year, leaving happy memories of good times for all. SPRING TERM FLOSSIE IUSTI . . Pres. IOANNE BRAUTIGAM V Pres. MARIORIE EATON . Rec. Sec'y DOROTHY CHAMBERS . Corr. Sec'y ELIZABETH BAYLOR . Treas. ELIZABETH GANO . . .Parl LOU OLGA HEYE Historian IOYCE HANDLEY . Censor CAROLYN EEURET . Sgt.-at-Arms BERYL RANNEY . Sgt.-at-Arms CHRISTINE MCBRIDE . Reporter Top Row: Hickerzzon, Hodges, Huey, Iarvis. Second Row:--Iastrow, Iusti, McBride, Morgan, Third How:-Muenchow, Pee-Ier, Rannoy, Ross .Fourth Row:-Rutledge, Schaefer, Shinski, Simmons. Bottom Row: -- Whiting, Wiedenfield, Wilson. ljllyi' 1211 ffl, 5 . Tr fig J' 'Y C 'K y :A W Q9 ' .332 'K ext K 1 x. 17. ,. ' 1 Q A3 V' 1, -. 82'- 9' Us V3.3 f r x4 4.. Q . C 1 At the W.P A Dance Q cw... . em.. The Garden Club was organized to give its members practical experience in floral culture, arrangements and appreciation, but at the same time it was established to pro- vide tun and good times throughout the year for its members and other Brackenridge students. This year the Garden Club was particularly active in beautilying the Brackenridge campus by the planting of two dozen rose bushes. Then, too, the Garden Club has as guest speaker Mr. Cobb who took the members on a field trip. The club was unable to do much during the tall term as our former sponsor was not with us. But thanks to Mrs. Barron and Mrs Conway the Garden Club is again going forward. The Garden Club will sponsor a Victory Garden again this year. Last year this pro- ject inspired many Brackenridge students to follow suit in growing food and plants to insure victory. FALL TERM MELANIE CHAVANA . . VONCILLE TRULL . . . BETTY VINCENT . . . CI-IARLENE WAKE . IRVING KING . .. . DONALD CHASE . .. .. DOROTHY ARNOLD . ...,... . SPRING TERM MELANIE CI-IAVANA VONCILLE TRULL IIIVING KING . ., .. .Pres V. Pres. Sec'y-Treas. .. Reporter . . . Parl. Sgt.-at-Arms Sgt.-at-Arms Pres V. Preis. Sec'yfTreas. Top Row:-Chase, Chavanap King. Bottom Rowzf--Tolle, Trullg Wake. Page IJ! 'D' FALL TERM LEONA MAE ALLEN Pres. LA NELL BURKETT . V. Press. MARTHA STEVENSON . Sec'y SABRA BUTLER . Treas, GWENDOLYN ROBBINS . Chaplain ALENE RABA . Reporter DOROTHY MAE PHILLIPS Social Chairman SPRING TERM I.EONA MAE ALLEN Pros I..A NELL BURKETT V. Pres, MARTHA STEVENSON . Sec'y SABRA BUTLER . .. Treas. DOROTHY MAE PHILLIPS Prog. Chairman GWENDOLYN ROBBINS . Chaplain at HELEN DITTERT Social Chairman Q MISS SELBY MOORE , . Sponsor TopRow:-Allen, Burkett, Butler, Davidson Second Row:-Elmore, Evers, Gibeaul, Huffstutler. Third Row?-Lupton, McDowell, Phillips, Robbins. Bottom Row:-Stevenson. The Girl Reserves, under the new sponsorship of Miss Selby Moore, have been cooperating wholeheartedly during the past year. Each member is striving to promote more Christianity in our school. By our faith as Christians we hope to bring others to understand Christ and that all people may grow in the knowledge and love of God. The Girl Reserve Club of B.H.S. has successfully fulfilled its purpose and become known to everyone. Every member has allied herself with the Girl Reserve Motto and enjoyed their work during this term. The activities attended by members during the term of '43 and '44 include: Co-Ed Night, Candlelight Initiation Service at the Y.W.C.A., Christmas and Valentine Party along with the Mother-Daughter Valentine Tea, and our Monday Night suppers for the City-Wide Girl Reserve Clubs. The installation of officers for the following year was held in May to complete the year's social highlights. T I o o o U , E: Page IJ2 MR 4... . 2 'W r'l Jn 'PF I.: I -fx- ..- 'Wg -l nv J IV ,., . ' s 'L-:nw f 1 yi,4ear S . . '.' .- 1 -.-W 1 Q rp W ill if P I mr.-fr, UE? r N41 fl' ll! .lfduw 41' K W ingil- an FALL TERM BETTY LOU NOLL . FRANCES WEISS ,. GLORIA GARLAND HELEN REDFERN MARIORIE HOHON MARTHA IEAN TUCKER IRIS BUTLER FRANCES SCHULTZ , FLORINE GONZALES , WILMA DOSSEY . IUNE ANN HAUSLER DORIS HUTSEL . DORIS POST . LEATRICE ALBERT . MARION FUGLAR . BETTY IEAN REAVES RUTH MOORE . MRS. PAULITA ALLEN Hohon, Holt, Inman. . . Pres. Ist V. Pres. 2nd V. Pres. Rec. Sec'y Corr, Sec'y Treas. Ass't Treas. Parl, Censor Cenzsor Censor Censor Reporter . Historian Sgtfat-Arms Custodian Custodian Sponsor Top Row:fAIbert, Angermillerg Burrisg Butler. Second Row:+Davis, Dossey, Eerrilg Fuglaar. Third Row:-Garland, Gonzales, Halbrook, Hausler. Bottom Row:-Heubaum The Gold Bug Short Story Club, named for Edgar Allen Poe's famed story, was foundec by Miss Ella Butler in l9l7. Miss Wimberly succeeded her as sponsor, now our inspiring sponsor is Mrs. Paulita Allen. Under her leadership, We, the Gold Bugs, are striving for better and greater things for our nation, our school, and our club. During the past year and in the forthcoming one, we will find it necessary to stress in our program pure Americanism and trained leadership so that future generations may aspire to higher literary ideals. New members, after being elected in November, are treated to a pirate's initiation Although our membership is limited by the constitution, once a Gold Bug, always a Gold Bug. ...QQMBM74 PIUIC 1.14 Our social activities include an annual banquet, which is held in the spring honor- ing our seniors. The annual Mothers Day Tea and Story Telling Eestival is looked torward to by all the girlsg it is then that our two Senior awards are given for the best story telling. These coveted Gold Bug emblems are presented through the courtesy ot Hertzberg and Betten- court lewelry Companies. Despite the War with its trying and changing standards ot home and school lite, de- termined to give our best in spite ot these conditions, We feel that We have closed another successful and happy year in the history ot the Gold Bugs. LEATRICE ALBERT SPRING TERM BETTY LOU NOLI. IRIS BUTLER LEATRICE ALBERT Pres, V Pres Rec Secv IUNE ANN IIAUSLER Treas RETTY IEANNE REAVES Earl. GLORIA IIEUBAUM Reporter PAULINE OLIVE I-Ii::toria'i IVIIIIIDREID BESCII Custodian IACKIE FERIIIL C i1:1 todiai IDOLORES ANGERMILLER C ii:s todlan MARY ANN BESCH Sgt-at Ar 1ii-: Top Row: Kircher, G La Lanne, M. La Lannog Noll. Second Row:-O'Bryantg Oliveg Perdue, Post, Third Row:--Reavesg Redferng Riedelg Schultz Bottom Row:- TIICICPV WCi:2::g WIIIi:1. l'llf11' IJ5 I The Charme Society was organized by Miss Willie Rehm in l937, carrying out the original idea of Miss Viola Moore, dean of girls at Brackenridge. The aim of the club is to help its members to be useful American citizens by being charming, well-mannered girls with pleasing personalities. The activities of the club are many. Among these activities are the four main socials: the Halloween Breakfast, the Christmas party, the Spring picnic, and the Senior banquet. Guest speakers and members talk to the girls on charm semi-monthly. The girls look forward to the Senior Banquet because that is where they have a chance to meet with old members. That is, the former members are invited to the banquet. Charme is distinguished in that it is the only Wednesday club to have a uniform. The uniform is a blue and white jumper dress. The club also is anxious to clear up any ques- tions that the members or girls of Brackenridge might have in reference to etiquette. WILLODYNE CHAPPLE FALL TERM NINA HELEN ENoEL Ries. RERCYLEE CHANDLER v. Pres. WILLODYNE CHAPPLE , ,secy MERRIGALE DAVIS . Treos. BARBARA GILBERT . Part. BOBBY ANN CRAWFORD Historian ' MARGARET DENT . Reporter SPRING TERM MERRIGALE DAVIS . PERCYLEE CHANDLER WILLODYNE CHAPPLE COLLEEN MCCALLA . Pres. V. Pres. Rec. Sec'y Corr Sec'y NINA HELEN ENGEL Treas, DOROTHY SCHILLER . Parl, FRANKIE ARNOLD . .Parl DOROTHY TADLOCK , Reporter BOBBY ANN CRAWFORD Historian Top Row: Campbell, Chandler, Cliappleg Crawford, Davis. Second Row:iEngelg Eechner, Eeller, Fischer, Erazar Third Row: Gilbert, Grosenbacherg Harncleng Hauslerg Kastor Fourth Row:-McCallag Pearrnong Schiller, Schuber, Seedort. Bottom Row: f Tadlockp Tomlinson, East. Page 1.17 SRM FALL TERM EDWIN WETZEL. . . . .President IOE WOLPMAN .... . Vice President 1 I, DAVID MCGALE . ,. .Secretary BILLY ZINTGBAFF , Treasurer PAT HART . .. . . Sgt.-at-Arms X SPRING TERM BILLY ZINTGBAFF President BOBBY IOBDAIHIL Vice President BILL GRASTY . .Secretary BILLY SEIPEL Treasurer IOE WOLPMAN Sgt,-ateArms Top Row:-Barron, Bowman, Cranford, , Chesney. 2nd Row:-Haag, Hart, D., Hart, P., Hartman. 3rd Row:-lordahl, Lundschen, Scanlon, Seipel, Smith. Bottom Row:- Spencer, Young, Wetzel, Wallace, ffvj Zintgrall. The Brackenridge Debating Society, better known to Brackenridge as the B.D.S., was established nineteen years ago for the purpose of furthering literary and speech events in Brackenridge. It has consistently lent its efforts to the advancement of these subjects with particular emphasis on debate. A part of our club, which will be remembered by all that partake, is the B.D.S. initiation. Each year the new members are rounded up and put through our gentle form ot instilling into their minds the importance and the sacredness ot the step they are about to take. This year initiation was carried on throughout the day, ending in a feast fit for a king. ' The B.D.S. is not only outstanding tor its forensic achievements but for its social supremacy as Well. The B.D.S. opened its social season by giving the B.D.S. Promenade. There have been many parties which have been enjoyed by all in the club. In the spring the Shamrock Shuttle was presented, ending the term for another successful year for the B.D.S. , Page138 bpm! fi . f, 1'-:md 1 K gfwfx 1 Q ' f- , ' r -X s X -i- fin. 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' , 4 5 A VV.-1.-Q I 41 :QE 3' 1' lr' :' ..-, NNT... -.1, Q v i V1 ..- k...,,:. . r v ii Y.: ' o w V ! W FW '11 3. n X' 'v N 'E -:J if 'M .f Us L .. V . V . A :U 4. UI., 1 V I an Zzaalfdall. . . ,, 41, U H-PM -'T'-.J V, ..,- 1 , i443 '-W30 Co-Captains Dlcky Nh S ks x f. wwf.. 2 ww., 'TNa.am . Uflimlaw xx NJN 'l' fjlljlt' 1,5 I Brandt y, 3.2'zg.zYi1fl F 1'hy Vive 4NllP'ig N arm a xl H, Game Seated:-Hutson Kincaid, Glenn Scalorn, Ralph Muenchow, Tom Watt, Oscar Kelis. Second Row:-Palmer Iohnson, Hecto Bravo, Arthur Brandtley, Robert Steitler, lack Henson, Stanley Karder, Bobby Albers, Iames Boditord, Eugene Wood. Standing -Dan Davenport, Herman Humble, Floyd Perry, Dick Westkaemper, A. I. Martin, Augie Erturth, George Collie, Mack White Frank Means, Charles Anderson Cmanagerl. The tearn representing Brackenridge on the gridiron during the 1943 season Was, or the whole, successful. The A sguad lost but three games, and were contenders tor the district champions until their final game. Frank Means and Torn Watt were the main stays in the backtield throughout the year, and they had much to do with the Eagle! seven wins. The Dive play was sparked by Dan Davenport, Hector Bravo, Dick Westkaemper, anc George Collie. Collie's defensive Wizardry gained him tame throughout the district. GAMES PLAYED BY B.H.S. TEAM BHS. -Harlandale . . . BHS -lohn Reagan CHoustonl . . . . BHS. -Waco . . . . BHS. 6-Austin . .. ......... .... . . .1 Bl-l.S. -McAllen . . . . BHS Corpus Christi . . . . Bl-LS BHS S. A. Tech .... Tivy Clierrvillel B.H.S BHS 7, 53-Laredo . . . . . . . Iefterson ........ YY ll 14 7eam ...l Page 142 B '7eam. . . SAL. , L L Souted:- William Risse, Iimmy Berry, Ioseph Canning, Glenn Kothman, Robert Tuck, Robert Bishop. Second Row:-Lyle Black- wood, N. B. Luker, Daniel Forbes, Bob Wolslegel, Walter Kilborn, Frank Green, Iimmie Shelton, George Fisher, Allen Winters, Clarence Shirley. Standing:-v Aubrey McCaineron, Arthur Sweet, Ioe Bravo Edward Kneuper, Dewitt Smith, Edward Sza- transkig Gheral Lambert, lack White, Charlie Lawrence, lames Sanders. The B Team also boasted a Very iine record, in tact it was the only undefeated team in the city. Except tor an early season deadlock with Peacock, they would have been un- tied also. Individual stars were few because of the excellent teamwork, but the work oi Arthur Sweet and Robert Bishop helped a great deal to keep the Eaglets' record un- blemished. GAMES PLAYED BY B.H.S. B TEAM BHS. O-Peacock . . . ............... O BHS. 33--Tech B .. .. .U BHS. 12-St. Anthony . . . .... 7 BHS. 7-Peacock . . . . . .6 BI-l.S. 12-left .. ................. 7 Bl-l.S. 21-Tech B .. . . .7 BHS. Zl-left HB . . .,... ....6 Page 1.4.1 HPF' tx ' .r' X 'a P Back How:-'Collie Westkaemper, Davenport, Humble Means, Boggs Fron Row:-Cavanaugh. Albers, Kneupper Watt, Alaniz The Eagle's basketball team was handicappec at the first of this season due to the lack of practice games. The reason for the late start was due to the injuries suffered by the boys in the last few crucia football games. When the season opened, early ir lanuary, the fact became evident that the tean needed much improvement. Buckling down with fre guent hard drills, they improved daily. Before hal the season was completed, the Eagles were rated a: a formidable opponent. ln the District l5 AA Tournament the hard playing Eagle team advanced to the finals. Scoring honors for the season were distributec throughout the team of eleven, all of Whom lettered They are: Tom Watt, Erank Means, Dick Westkaem per, George Collie, Robert Albers, Edward Kneupper Dan Davenport, Gilbert Cavanaugh, Pete Alaniz, Her man Humble, Ered Boggs. liryv 1.54 The thinly clad boys of Brackenridge in their purple and white are enjoying their best season since l938. The boys have worked hard to get where they the are right now. With many outstanding men such as August Erturth, lames Southworth, lames Boditord, Torn Watt, and Mack White, Brackenridge has gone tar to set many new records which are destined to last for a long time. Coach Gordon and the student body of Bracken- ridge have every reason to be proud ot their Cinder poundersf' Up to the- present time, they have partici- pated in five track meets, winning two and placing second in three of them. Besides winning the title ot City Champions, they also won The Alamo Heights Invitation Meet, second place in The Border Olympics, second place in the Fort Worth Exposition Meet, and second place in The Texas Relays, for the first time since l938 the Brackenridge Eagle's are again on the throne as the l944 city track champs. gl.. 1 , ,Wim 1 Q L L 7,1-14 LL Here are pictures of the great 1944 track team of Brackenrictge High School. Our high point man was Southworth-pictured in the center of the page, Counter Ctockwise: - Southworth, Pearson, White, Boditord. Coach Gordon and his re- lay team. Means. Erfurth the Timber Topper. Youngg Sweet. tffifw wi ,... 1 . EX Q14 K , J . '.' , , Q. ,, -. ,. .I . -. 1 1- ... 1.-.J .V-., 2,1 X :+d2'5-fthglf, -' 1.6- , Q 'CTV .. . ,,. . . V - A . Yi. - . s 'IIE . ,f , lf.5:-f,p-gre:-.v. s. ' f. . .-D' Przgv MU K Agnew Chambers Fechner I-lausler Miller Sandfield Albert Chandler Fehrenbach Hohon Mueller Schaefer Angel Chapple Feller Hoedepohl McBride Schultz Appleby Chavana Fernandez Huey McCalla Smith Arnold Cheetham Fitzgerald Hugman Neiman Storey Balzen Childress Fletcher lnman Newman Sumbera Barnes Coker Fox Iarvis Noll Tomlinson Baylor Crawford Frances lones Nunnelly Tucker Benke Davis Friedman Iordan Patterson Tyler Berkley Donegan Freudenberg Karp Perry Ullrich, F. Biron Dossey Fuglaar Lasswell Peters Ullrich, M, Bishop Dreiss Garland Layton Pflughaupt Walker Brautigam Duke Graef Leach Post Whiting Brice Elms Greer Lee Pressler Williams, B. B. Buchanan Englehart Grimm Loftin Beall Williams, M Burkett Falk Gunkel Lyster Beams Willis Butler Farris Hagopian Magee Bedfern Winterborne Carle Faulk Handley Matthews Beeves Wynkoop Carpenter Zaointz OFFICERS Fall Term Spring Term Anne Hugman ,...,..,......,. ......., P resident Anne Hugman ........,. .. .....,.,.,. President Mary Lou Inman. . . . . .Vice-President Mary Lou lnman. . . , . . .Vice-President Betty Angel ...4.., ..... B ec, Sec'y Betty Angel ...,.... .,..... B ec, Sec'y Vivian Appleby 4.i.. Gloria Garland . , . 4 . . . .Corr. Sec'y ..,.,.,.Treas, Vivian Appleby ..,. Gloria Garland , . . Frances Patterson .,.. ..... C ensor Leatrice Albert ........ Bette Buth Williams. ...,., Rep. Bette Buth Williams. . Helen Bedfern ...... ,... T ypist Martha lean Tucker. . . . Barbara Winterborne .... .t,,..........., H ist. Barbara Winterborne ..,. . Frances Schultz ,... Ioanna Huey ..t,, Barbara Peery ...., Virginia Bishop i,.. ..,,.,,..,.......,.Parl. Mistress of Costume . ,....,.... Sgt.-at-Arms , ..,...... Sgt.-at-Arms Io Anne Sumbera, Ioanna Huey, , . , . Barbara Peery . , , Virginia Bishop . t Mrs, Eulamaye Lord ...,.. Sponsor Mrs. Eulamaye Lord. LIEUTENANTS Ora Mae Freudenberg Dorothy Gunkel Alice Peters Henrietta Grimm Marjorie Hohan Charlyne Pressler Wanda Hagopian . . . .Corr. Sec'y ,......Treas. , , A . .Censor . . 4 . .Rep . . . .Typist ,......l-list, ,.........Parl. Mistress of Costume .... , . , .Sgt.-at-Arms T A Sgtfat-Arms . . .,.. Sponsor Doris Post Dorothy Schaefer Marguerite Williams Pmplej Page 143 Pwbple That flash of pep-that busy, happy student dressed in the beloved purple and white is a Purple lacket-the very name meaning the personification of school spirit. The two-fold purpose of the organization is to serve the school and to cheer our teams in the athletic field on to victory. The club under the able leadership of prexy, Anne Hug- man, and sponsored by Mrs. Eulamaye Lord, has enjoyed not only a great measure of success in living up to previous standards, but a new thrill in inaugurating new activities. The year 1943-44 has seen the P. I. in every task from aiding teachers in registration to taking part in a famous dramatic production-besides odd jobs like selling war bonds and taking up collection at the Easter Service. The greatest feat the organization must perform every season is to plan and complete drills for the football games. Will any Purple Iacket ever forget getting up before the sun on cold winter days to drill at Eagle Field or at school? The P.l.'s had tired muscles, sore feet, and straggly hair, but on the night of performance, each P.l. knew that all the effort put forth was worth the glorious feeling of pride and the tingling sensation up and down our spines as we left the field after a perfect execution of the drill. Certainly, every game meant the thrill of cheering for our boys on the field. This season unusual drills were performed with the close cooperation of the band and B.O.T.C. Knowing that all work and no play makes Betty Brackenridge a dull girl, we have had our fun at the P.l.'s socials. This year the P.l.'s had their usual Sing Song, Boundup, Xmas Party and Picnic. ln a class by itself is mentioned the gala Banquet and Dance conducted in the ballroom of the Plaza Hotel to close the year's activities. Unexpected pleasures were the Banquet in honor of the football boys in late April and the Weekly Pl. Prattle -full of gossip about the P.l.'s and including a personality of the week. Whether each Pl, carefully lays her uniform away in mothballs or sees it revived on a younger Pl. sister, the purple and white will always be the key to the treasure chest of memory gems - each gem representing some priceless experience dear to the heart of the P.l.'s. The most beautiful memory is that of singing our school song - and in the words of our favorite song, each graduating PI. joins together in saying- We will go, but we know-That a pleasant memory will be always within our hearts of the days that we Spent with thee-H Bette Ruth Williams, Reporter. Page 1411 T abr, ..1-hl G I . 509911 , Just among us girls 1.2 ,. rv: 7.4. - 14 Aff iff-'f, -ia 1 'f . Q,-' 1, .gui A iilg 3, 'gi sis: - 5 - -1, - - T713 'Ys.4.'i,., ,JNi',, Q. F. Q.. -iwwfgz, idir- 4-A X',. ,raw-gww n ny A , Po Jo 'I vm at A at Purp1o, -Is+vhF ' 9' P942 I'11yf' 150 uf! .C You Know Who PTB '4 e lll' mn one lil' monke For they are jolly geod fell Energetic Eagles Ickpy H1QkByS Q. T5 I I 4 K . What's behlnd you, Glorla? QQ ' 4 . an V 4,2 The Latin Club goes aorobatic Read me the 77? S. PRPS 7!wfagAZm llllflt' 1:72 IA' Q! MNMACH 0 r U D 'E Rf' 5,06 -fqclwnifuemenzii 'k'k'k'k'k'k'k1k mzeqe FIRM Adams Floral Shop ......., Alamo Battery Company .,... Alamo Blueprint Company ..,.. Alamo Iewelry Company ...l. Allens Shoe Store ....,,,. B-l Bottling Company ..4. Bell Iewelry Company .,.... Bettincourt Iewelry ........... Bexar County National Bank .... Calmbach . . . ,....,... . . . . Cannon Shoe Store ........,. Cash and Carry Printing Co .... Catto and Putty ......,........ Page ....,l70 .....l6l ,..l69 ....,l6U .,..,l69 ....,l6O .....l72 ,,...l6l .....l72 .....l6l .....l70 .....l64 .....l6O Central Shoe Repair G Boot Shop ..... 164 Chandlers Flower Shop ..,....,, Christian Science Monitor .... Clark's . . ..........,........ . , Coca Cola Bottling Company. . . Coleman and Company ...... Crain G Palmer ........,. Dietert The Florist .... Echols-Zintgratf . . . . . . . . Economy Shoe Store ..... Editor . . ......,..., . . Elbels .,......... Faulk Creamery .... Federal Lumber Co ..., Fox Photo .....,.... Franklins . . . Friend . . . Friend... .. .. Frost Bros .......,., Geisler 5. Carroll .... Grapette Bottling ..... Guarantee Shoes . I-Iaderer, Stephen ..... Handy-Andy . . . .... . . , . Highland Park Cleaners .... Hom Ond .,.....,,.... Iennison . . . . .... . . . . Ioske Bros ............,........ Ioske's Military Department ..... Knowltons . . .... ,...... . . . . . Kress .... .....l59 .....l63 .....l63 .,,..l69 .....l59 ..,..l63 .....l59 .....l73 .....l63 .....l74 .....l59 .....l6l ....,l7l .....l68 .,...l7U .....l72 .....l6l ..,..l6l ..l7U .....l63 ,....l70 ...l7l .....l57 ...,.l59 .....l73 .....l69 ...,.l62 .....l64 .....l73 ...l64 FIRM Ledlow-Adams . . . Lee Bros .... .,...... Lone Star Printing ,..,. Lord's .... .....,... Matthews, W. B .... Maverick-Clarke . . ,. Mission City Pontiac .... Moore Lumber Co ...... Page . . 169 ....l63 .,..l7l ....l73 ....l73 ..,.l63 ,...l7l ..170 Nogalitos Lumber Co ..... .... l 59 Norge Southwest ..,.,. ,...l72 Old South Cafe ..,............ .,.. l 60 Original Mexican Restaurant ........ 171 Ormsby Chevrolet Co ,........ . , . .164 Our Lady of the Lake College ....,.., 169 Pabst Engraving Co ...,....... .,.. l 63 Perieda Variety Store ..., .... l 70 Piggly Wiggly 61 Co ,... Pincus... ....., Poe Motor Co ..., Prassel's Drugs .... Purple Iackets .....,. San Antonio Buick .,... San Pedro Iceland .... Satex Feed Co ..... Sears Roebuck ..,.. Seipel, Iune CS Ioyce .... Sol Frank ..,.......... Southwestern Engraving Statfel, Ferd ........... Stantield Iersey Farm.. Star Drug Store ........ ,...l67 ,...l6O ....172 ....l73 ....l59 ....l71 ....l7l ....172 ....l65 ....l7l N159 Co .,....... 166 ....l7U .. .... 173 ..,.l64 Texas Steam Laundry ..,. .... 1 61 Terrells Auto Exchange. Tims Cleaners ..,..,... Todds Clothiers ........ Universal Book Bindery ..... .. Vogue... ........ Westbrook's Bakery .... Winerich Motor Co ..... Wolff :S Marx ............... . . Wolpman Service Station ..... .. Zintgraff . . . ...... . . . . mm ,, ,,,lm, ....l72 .. .... 172 ..l6O H169 ....l58 ...,l71 ..l64 ..l64 H169 ..l6O Page Lib 1,12 THE FAMOUS SMILING FACE TI-IAT SIGNIFIES SUPER MARKETS SELLING QUALITY FOGDS AT LCDW PRICES 6 DAYS A WEEK. SUPER MARKETS MM:-.4!5.iI' ' 'Zl ff .- , RX A f ,ll'ifZ,7 -A Juv- 7, iii! 7 bfi!! 4-34, my lf L QQ ff f'77, -7 lxmfgjlf fff 'f H f K Qeufsohqoff U9 in young fashions . . . and it's centered in The Vogue Miss Junior Shop! cz- . . .f . -- - . .,., ,. .- , -. , g.-5.5.3.3.:.,,-',.g1v.- -y:- :- gf -5, . 1 , '. 1 , -S. .- X Wx V- , Gym 4. IK x N 5 A N' K The younger crowd turns right to The Vogue when it's a question of clothes for school, for town, for dates. Sizes 9 to 15. h T Miss Junior Shoop - Third F1001- ffffui' ' , S P, S . X fl E. ,I.:,:5,,.1,,:,5.:3:-111.15,1,1.,,.:v.j51ggz:1ggg5gss51,1, 6 Q33 V T X -' f.,z 2 X v4-- , l diff 1 Q ,fs ' ' v't-'-' X77 r e .T sf M J A ,V...,. -,1-i- - -,W my U, -i A S Qi .,,. For Busy School Days . . . Z'r2IiI I' ' 33.98 The style that's super, that boasts about its nice thick sole that tramps to school or play with ease! The Vogue College Shoe Shop - Main Floor Page 158 Nogalitos Lumber Company Complete Line of BUILDING MATERIALS If it is a Home you Want, Be sure and see our many Designs 217 NoGAL1'I'os Highland Park Cleaners Inquire about our BURoI,AR 84 FIR!-IPROOF STORAGE VAULT FoR YOUR FURs 8: XVINTER CLOTIIING 1810 S. Hackberry St. Phone K. 5161 C 0 L E M A N 8: C 0. INSURANCE AND BONDS 1125 Alamo National Bank Bldg. 'Telephone Fannin 4151 Stand us on our heads Stand us on our feet Eagles, Eagles can't be beat! Compliments of SOL FRANK co. GARFIELD 5338 Cathedral 6268 . . The CJloTist 1214 So. Hackberry Street Kenwood 6189 For Every Occasion Buy Flowers from ChandlQen'A qllanall Co. Compliments of th 0 Purple sllaelkets ELBEI. BROTH ERS GARAGE AND SERVICE STATION One-Stop Service 815 North New Braunfels Ave. ll NTFIEIDAIFIF E1 ............................. .BG ........ ......,......... E GFFICIBI Photographer 724 N. St. Ma1'y's St. Fannin 7071 Tire Maintenance Engineers 510 Soledad St. Garfield 0386 241 Broadway PlNl::us cm. loiuo eoimrn CAFE The Store for the Young Man ll l'fHf' iff IN-fff ' and his Dad ix Azgi-:C T11vL:,xTn1-: RIllI.IlI'NG ,N .AN ANTONIO, Tl'.XAb - Houston Street at Broadway ,l A. G. Craven, Owner' Fannin 3882 A Deliciously Healthful H Jllamo JC-:unelrq Companq Toast to . W C t l' tim s Cl'ss of '44 IVOWL the 209 Alaiiiliullixvllad 1 d Garfielil Sllli B-I Bfllilillg COIIIPHII3' Yozfll Do Bf'ttC'l' Af of San Antonio ii Bottlers of B-1 and Mission Orange il Clothes for Men and Boys ll Page 161 Milk Dairy P1'OdL1CtS Cream y On U. S. Army approved list -now supplying Army with Milk 12 years of growth with B. H. S. and San Antonio We value your patronage and goodwill Seniors, may we continue to serve you in the years to come. REYN-oL.Ds FAULK, Pres. Joe C. Berfencourf Cmnf-71 iments of Manufacturing Jeuielefr i Class Rings and Pins, Sponsor Pins, R. 0. T. C. Medals, Officers' Pins, Charme, Clio, Student Council Pins. 236 COLLEGE STREET N Compliments of Texas Steam Laundry ALAMO BATTERY CO. y 205-215 Losoya Distributors 06 Xgillfirrd Batteries and . . Ires San Antonio, TSXHS 909 Broadway F. 0391 Com liments Wheel and Axle ,Alignment 1 P calmbach Auto Top a. Body co. i of 3 AUTO PAINTING y , 1509 Broadway 1 F ' 1279 San Antonio, Texas ' PSEIQSTU5-LITE BATTERIES sz BATTERY SERVICE i Gongratulations! CLASS QF ,44 1 The Largest 5 Store inthe Z 5 Largest 45 State W Page 1 IH An International Daily Newspaper for the Home with Features For All the Family THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MDNITCIR BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS 31.00 - One Month Local Representative - Parkview 2-5875 C01l!ITfLfIl,l!lfi07IN I Class of '44 PERRY L. CRAIN ELMER PALMER CRAIN A PALMER PHARMACY I Efl?lIlS1'l'6' I resv'r'iption Service I Opportunities Ave E next to Medical Arts Bldg. i Phone Cathedral 6231 MAVERICK'CLARKE LEE BROS. GARAGE A Extends Best Wishes to l the Seniors of '44 CLARK'S - 234 East Houston Extend Best Wishes to the 1944 Brackenridge Students CLARK'S lst Prize Winners of U. S. Boot Making Contest Drivzik . . . Grapette 1 ECONOMY SHOE REPAIR Close to Nature 509 W. Cuniniercu ililnwm Kmzinil Aztec Building: X Pabst Engraving Company 222 Losoya St. San Antonio, Texas Mfgrs. of School Invitations Embossed Stationery, Etc. Designers of The Brackenridge Ring PATRONIZE HOME INDUSTRY Compliments ORMSBY CHEVROLET COMPANY The Only Dealer Automotive Engineer in Texas One Block South of Transit Tower Garfield 0113 THE HEADQUARTERS RIGHT PRICE QUICK SERVICE FOR THE IOSKE'S MILITARY DEPARTMENT Shir Drug Sfgrg LEON WEISS. Manager T. R. HEYLAND CASH AND CARRY 'k PRINTING 8: STATIONERY CO. Corner of Highland Blvd. and S. Gevers 404 E. Travis C. 1911 Kenwood 5188 San Antonio, Texas Compliments of WINERICH MOTOR SALES CO. STUDEBAKER DISTRIBUTORS QFor Over 39 Years! 301 BROADWAY Compliments of S. H. KRESS SL CO. 5 - 10 - 254 Store Compliments of CENTRAL BOOT CO. CENTRAL SHOE REPAIR 323 Alamo Plaza Garfield 5218 IS IN KEEPING WITH THE SPIRIT OF YOUTH Wolff dz Marx is becoming completely rejuvenated - We're regaining the lost spirit of outh-We ro to st ou th t k b t f th y p pose ay y ng so a we can eep a reas o e younger generation. The youth movement holds sway throughout the store - we've shops specially dedicated to youth and their many needs. Young modes timed to the tempo of the day which demands action. May we express our hearty aIId sincere CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '44 Page 164 Since 1886 Let's go to Sears have been Buy Words of the Value Wise o SEARS, HUEHUEH ANU EU. Romana Plaza San Antonio Zumqihhq for the Family ' the Home ' the Car the Farm and Ranch gwwfffwli SoUTMwLSTLRN ENGRAVING CCM PAN Y S an 551-Eonio A Complete Photo -Engraving S ervice PIGGLY WIGGLY SAN ANTCDNIC A CO. Z9 Stores to Serve You 23 Complete Meat Markets La Retama leads the Way for Brackenridge shoppers, where you can Serve Yourself and Save E. A. BASSE, Owner FOR LIFETIME Q EQX-QUALITY KODAK FINISHING -I'aIce your IiIms to any aufI1orized Fox Company Deaier . . . or if tI1ere is no deaIer in your community, to eitI1er of our two refaiI stores. Any Size 6 or 8 Exposure RoII Deveioped and Printed for . . . SAN ANTONIO. TEXAS -I-wo RetaiI Stores 1726-28 Broadway 215 AIamo PIaza qc' 169 i . I Conzplimvnfs of I JOE WOLPIvIAN'S I SERVICE STATION 1506 S. St. Ma1'y'S Alamo Blue Print 8: Supply Co. SCHOOL AND ENGINEERING SUPPLIES ARTIST AND DISPLAY MATERIAL fvlili or 'rosa S rm- N th I l t 1 llht'4Il'lll T186 Sun Antonin, 'l'I I I JI.I..I...EN'S ,Smart ,Shoes I 321 E. HOUSTON ST. DRINK . -1 I San Antonio I Coca-Cola Bottling CO. I 123 La Fitte G. 4256 I , ,. , Your Success is Our Sincerest Wish UNIVERSAL BOOKBINDERY INC. SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS Makers of the La Retama Cover Best Wishes I I I I LEDLOW-ADAMS MOTOR CO. LINCOLN-MEIRCURY DISTRIBUTORS 931 Broadway G. 1271 Compliments of CQ 'H-'nlencq IIIIII IIIIIY LIIIIE EIILLIIII I FOR TIIE HIGIIER EDUCATION OF WVOMEN I . 3 I lSiSleI'S Of Divine- Prnvimh-neu. Sun Antonio, Texas g COLLEGE, HIGH SCHOOL. - AND - ELEMENTARY DEPARTMENTS .Approverl by Associations of American Universities Compliments of THE THRIFTY STYLE SHOP 1 . Tl For Students and Teachers MOORE LUMBER LUMPANY TT 22:4 Blanco Road P. 7871 W- ll- MOORE E- U- MOORE 2506 E. Houston St. Garfield PERETDA DARTETU STORE C0'm 'f'W fS of School Supplies for All Purposes A qnovezniiannou 846 Highland Blvd. Kenwood 5451 I Qglgfgn With all good Wishes to , the Seniors T S t a, e l S Cannon Sl'lOZ Store FLQWERS 'o a for Bwsf Washes from . . . EVERY OCCASION Adams Floral Co. 500 Rigsby Ave.. .Kenwood 6521 321 E' C0mme1'Ce Garfield 5,11 fngincl-me14 OF OUR MANY FRIENDS IN THE STUDENT BODY the ucdtcuxiif. THE STYLE SHOP OF THE SOUTH 110171 guns and Joyce .seilpefl Extend Best Wishes to the Graduates of '44 E NJOY ICE SKATING San Pedro Park IeeIantI X 606 W. Myrtle 1 San Antonio's Finest Winter Sport STEPHEN HADERER I Photoqrap er I 1 We salute I BRACKENRIDGE I in honor of the many graduates in I the armed forces. Mission City Pontiac Co. GEO. STABLEFORD, Owner T Congraifrulafions and Best Wishes To the Class of 1944 V I San Antonio Buick Company 501 BROADWAY I I I I , I I . I FEDERAL LUMBER COMPANY 722 S. Zarzamora St. Garfield 1374 Our sole desire is to serve our customers with everything in the building line. Our Best Wishes for A Successful Future L U N E S TA R P RI N T I N I3 C EI . Student Representative- Beryl Ranney 206 Losoya St. San Antonio, Texas ORIGINAL MEXICAN RESTAURANT 117 LOSOYA STREET Compliments Of WESTBROOK'S BAKERY . 15 J Q- , 2 i . pg. . - -iiitflififff 51, S-f': . , -:gk -.f-es fp ' i , 1-1-fiF ' 's. li QF- f ' ' 8 - 4 f ' - ' X , x - 4 - f 4 f- -N ' 1 ' A x n. ff f' 1 11 x , , x 'f ' xt x Q3 1' l A, Q l X f at GN - 1-1 w . .bv Q , mi. ' Wppnuunzi Kb? k g 4 V . -Q: l BELL'S Has Served the Southwest o o o o FOR 92 YEARS! dggi B ELL'S has won and kept your 'A W confidence since 1852 . . . glowing l K QV evidence of BELL'S policy of quality, , I' E ti ff I . '.,-e fn, value and fair dealing to all! 6 kim vv,QwF'!.r' 1 'S H Home of Good Luck Wedding Rings l A ' E t X' 1, .X GRP' A B E L L Texas' Oldest L. .E SJ . A - Jwfflels 516 E. HousToN smear 92nd YEAR l ' --T-V -v - '-'Z !- 7 - -7 ' Y ,.,.. 1t A itf,1 A 'i Tl Ni NI ,S Compliments CLEANERS 8: LAUNDRY of a 1902 s. Hackberry K. 9321 Cgwiencl POE MOTOR COMPANY HENRY TERRELI-'S . AUTO EXCHANGE NEW CAR SALES Sz SERVICE DEPT. 900 Broadway F. 9354 USED CAR SALES g 1011 Broadway G. 3564 915 Broadway Garfield 4201 l Compliments of SATEX SEED COMPANY l Compliments of ROWLES SALES CO. Wholesale Distributors of 529 S. Flores NORGE APPLIANCES No. 2 - 1626 Fredericksburg' X 'N Y ' 1 r 1 7 V N ' l BILRAR LOUNIX NAIIONAL BANK l Wultx-r C. Sparks Chas. Bulmlus Ernest A. Baetz John E. Lee i l'r4'sid1'nt l'ir'f'-I'1'm1id1'1lt Egrffrutivc' Virr'-l'rPsid1'nf Caxhivr i Alfred Marsvhall Frank B. Roberts H. A. Fahrenthnlil 1 Axxi.vfantCushi1'r A ssistant Cashier Asxixtant Cashivr I MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CoRPoRA'rioN ,iw , l Page 172 Page 1 73 Points are the same everywhere . . . but not prices. SHOP AND SAVE AT I-IOM-OND 16 NEIGHBORHOOD FOOD STORES SERVING SAN ANTONIO STANFIELUS JERSEL1 MILK Delivered Before Breakfast 5:30 to 7:30 A. M. Compliments of Joe Cclmoh - Uiifflt Zlntqnatt You'II Enjoy 'l'll1'ir True' Flavor MATTIIEWS S P U R ORANGE , , , The orange Drink D1-llcimis, L1-Slful. of Fine Quality and lnvixzorating 201 E. GRAYSON ST. 1 GARI-'IELD 9386 han Antonio. Texas Compliments of the Editor A. O. STANI-'IELD JIMMY KIZER f- Y A H - f Y 1430 Highland K. 6564 ,. IL. O IE D D S Q E ' Specializing in SPORT'S CLOTHES - GRADUATION DRESSES ' HOSIERY ' m MILK HELPS BUILD SAN ANTONIO PRASSEL' DRUG 902 Nolan 1727 Blanco TORE 1107 E. Commerce 1901 Cincinnati 1825 S. New Braunfels 51421 4 lurjr' I Page 176 . .. ,. .....-.. 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