Hondo High School - Owl Yearbook (Hondo, TX)

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3 THE OWLS' HURLERS Saathoff - Lindeburg - Schulte S hake s pe ar e has sam that a young man's fancy turns to thoughts of love in the spring, but ar ound Hondo High many young men start to think about baseball. The Owls had a fairly good season this year even though they didn't win district c h am p i o n s hip. They had a very im- pressive record, winning Z0 games and losing only 7, for a percentage of . 741. baseball Angermiller - Alderete Muennink Hartman

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SEASON RECORD Hondo 11 Uvalde Junior College 14 Hondo 0 Uvalde High School 5 Hondo 16 Castroville 6 Hondo 8 Pear sa11 1 Hondo 9 Uvalde Junior College 7 Hondo 8 Uvalde High School 5 Hondo 3 Castroville 4 Hondo 12 Sabinal 5 Hondo 1 3 Sabinal 8 Hondo 7 Pear sall l Hondo 13 Dilley 4 Hondo ll Pearsall 9 Hondo 10 Pearsall 8 Hondo Z Seguin 3 Hondo 13 D'Hanis 12 Hondo 10 North East 6 Hondo 8 East Central 6 Hondo 7 South San 5 Hondo 2 Del Rio 0 Hondo 8 Uvalde High School 1 Williams Hondo 19 Pearsall 8 Hondo 6 Edgewood 9 Hondo 12. Devine 6 Hondo 5 North East 2 Hondo 6 East Central 0 Hondo 11 Devine Z 0 'lfHondo 4 South San 4 Hondo 5 Edgewood 6 4'Game called in tenth inning on account of rain HSE 3 Schweers Morin Neuman 1' I-41 Q fn . n fx 'Z ,gf f ' f A 9 'Q JI ,ff 1 ' x,..f v 7,...i.....,

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The first dance to be staged on the tennis courts was held Saturday, May 21, when the junior class feted the graduates. Cake, punch, mints, and nuts were served to the merrymakers. Music was supplied by a jukebox. It was a novel atmosphere for a party--just so much velvet sky and tiny, pinpointed s ta r s overhead with colorful summer gaiety down on earth. l fy, jf. - Sf.