Jefferson High School - Monticello Yearbook (San Antonio, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 250 of the 1948 volume:

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By 1761 the sacristy had caved in, by 1762 the sidewalls had collapsed. ln 1785 the mission was abandoned. ln 1793 all of the records were placed in the care of the Villa de San Fernando and the Presidio. The mis- sion era then ended, the buildings remaining unoccupied until 1801. lt was during these years between the mission era and 1836 that the well, dug within the mission grounds in the early days as a precaution in case enemies obstructed the aceguias, fell into disuse. The records show that after long years the old well had been cleaned and water made available only a few days before the fatal siege began in 1836. lt is a beautiful thought that this old Alamo well kept the brave defenders alive long enough for the delay to save Texas. Further records show that on lanuary 24, 1912, state workmen, tearing down the old wooden superstructure from the original convent walls, uncovered an old well within the mission enclosure, disclosing for the first time the source of water for the besieged heroes of the Alamo. This well, of solid masonry, fourteen feet deep, ten feet long, and seven feet wide, had been designed to afford filtration of water. The finding of this old Well drew thousands of sightseers to the ruins of the old fort on Sunday, lanuary 29, 1912. This same old well was again brought to light in 1936 during the beautification of the Alamo park and gardens by the State Board of Control. Today the ancient well under the protective branches of the huge tree above it is still a mecca for sightseers to the Altar of Texas Liberty. fPlease see page 160 for the well as it looks today to reverent visitors from everywhere. -rbi 3- The Fatal slege of the Alamo by bte Ing lush Mcllha y A8 ln 1803 the mllltary force ln Texas was lncreased by the Companle del Alamo de San Carlos de Parras from Coahulla MSXICO Thls company was quartered ln the Mlsslon San Antonlo de Valero the entlre mlsslon settlement wlthln ten years belng called the Alamo As a result of the comlng of Moses and Stephen F Austm and the 1200 famllles they lnduced to come to Texas deslrable Amerlcan lmmlgrants now began comlng ln great numbers but the treatment of these Colo nlsts by the Mexlcan government meant that war must come Wlth the capture of San Antonlo by the brave Volunteer Army of Texas and the capture of the Alamo on December 5 1835 by Lt Colonel Nell and hls 300 men from General Cos and hls 1 500 troops there floated over the Alamo the flag of the Texas Provlslonal Government the MGXICGH trl color wlth the numerals 1824 replaclng the eagle lllness causlng Colonel Nell to re llnqulsh hls command the dual responslblllty lor leadershlp fell to Travls and Bowle untll Bowles grave lllness made lt necessary that Travls take full command From a force of 104 men at the tlme Bowle Wrote Governor Smlth that he and Colonel Nell pre ferred to dle ln these dltches rather than to demollsh the Alamo the defendlng force had lncreased to 182 men by the fateful last day of the terrlble thlrteen day SIGQS When the fearful sound of the Deguello, the enemy's bugle sound of No Quarter, was heard, before the dawn of March 6, 1835, there began the actual stormlng of the Alamo, at whlch memorable tlme was shown the most deter mlned, the most splendld, valor the world has ever known, lastlng untll all of the defenders had been ruthlessly slaln, flghtlng to the very end of thelr llves ' . 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' . xlflvx 4 'V Q., ,tx - ' 'sf-df hr 'Wi 1 The Bums ol the Alamo by Sterlmg Flsher Mcllhany 48 Very trag1c the Alamo must have seemed after the fatal stege the smoke from the funeral pyres ascendlng hlgh toward Heaven ln 1841 only a few of the houses were 1nhab1ted th1s occupancy by some Mex1canfam111es alone preventlng the sale of the mlsslon lots to pr1vate Mex1can c1t1zens Th1rteen years later 1n 1849 the entlre place was st111 1n a state of absolute rum when Ma1orE B Babbrtt U S Army took possessron of the Alamo bu11d1ngs ln the name of the U S Government to use them as a Quartermaster Depot MaJor Babb1tt found the church bu11d1ng choked w1th debr1s stones mortar and d1rt formmg a slantlng heap from the base of the rear wall to the top of the front but the fragments of the walls were st11l bravely standtng Ftrst he cleared the church Deep down 1n the debrrs he found several skeletons fur caps and buckskm trapplngs nearby mute wltnesses of the slaughter Next he repalred the front He f1n1shed 1t off ln 1ts present shape roused the rest of the walls to an equal hetght and added a roof To hold up the roof he bu11t two stone p111ars 1ns1de at polnts ln the wtngs of the cross 1n 11ne w1th the arched p111ars The convent and yard were f1tted up for storerooms stables and sheds The carcel rooted and cleared and used as a granary was later demo11shed the wlnds begrnntng the destructlon 1n 1868 tts foundatrons were dtscovered rn 1889 when the levehng of Alamo Plaza began for the 1ay1ng of mesqutte blocks Ex cept durlng the per1od of the War between the States 1861 1865 when the Con federacy had charge, the Alamo was used by the U S Army unt11 the Govern ment H111 Quartermaster Depot was ready for occupancy on Ianuary 31, 1878 U C X 0 1,1 , ' II -XJR 'li' rf . 1 V 4' in l f . ,J -L RX 1 W Lt, .Qian K t .H-. ..-4-----Y - f --- 'qr- - ' if . 5 ' S 1 ,1 T K' ' 1 I 1 W . ,M V .3 N g 4' 3 2 ff V 'J W 11 W 1:21 3 t 1 1 - N X M: . lg W N :rg I , . , , , , I I D I I - I - 5 5 -U' wma' I ' 1 ft7 ' ' -, - N f ' ' -- Q '- ,K f x Mg ,.,, L 4 'W 7 . t if fl 4 L. 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C ,h ,, ., , C . . . . t 1' . , 1 , W1 L 3' List ,ww-0 v-- wwtglfltwfw V Th Alamo Agmn ln Danger Although a movement was on loot by August l8!7 to preserve the Alamo Honore Grenet pur chased from Btshop Pelhcer all lntere t ol the Cl ureh ln tl e Alamo properly except the Chapel on November 30 l8f7 Wttlttn a year he had bt 1lt ofer tl e anclent Convent walls between the Chapel and Houston Street a two story lun ber burldtng mth wooden gallerres to represent the former arcaded stone gallerles He alsf used tne Alamo Chapel as a storeroom ln lanuary l883 a connuttee from the State legrslature V1 tted tue Alamo to con tder pur chasmg lt Cn May l0 l8h3 the B1 hop sold tht, Alamo Chapel to the State ot Texas for 3520 000 Although an edrtorlal IH the San Antomo Ext ross ol May l7 l883 pomtedly satd It would mdeed have been a shame to allow thts tar tamed lnstorrc structure to be torn down tour months later or September 7 H383 the Cfrenet estate adverttsed for sale the splendtd buslness stand the old Alamo Commerctal tnterests consplred to buy the property to destroy an unstghtly blot lt ts beheved that a large hotel would have been bu1lt on the corvent stte between the chapel and Houston Stree' had not the Daughters ot the Repubhc of Texas founded only thrrteen years earher taken over the property agreet g to pay the S75 000 asked Ot thrs amount 365,000 was pa1d personally by Nhs, Clara Dnscoll tMrs Hal Sevrerl, who con veyed the Alamo property tltle to the State on September 5, l005 ln l93l the surroundlng land was bought lot S2l5,000, Mrs Sevter agaln Contrtbuhng per sonally the 305,000 needed above the State s approprtahon ol Sl50,000 Sacrea to all Texans lS the memory ol Clara Dnscoll Sevrer, the Savtor ot the Alamo 18 iii V4 3x5 1 ' W'!'Q4Yrb Q 5,0 3 ,F 7.-.um The Beauhlul Alamo ol Today by Ste l g The act1ve beautrhcatron of the Alamo property began on lanuary 15 1912 Under the d1rect1on ot the State Superrntendent of Burldrngs and the State Inspector ot Masonry the covermgs ot wood and plaster were removed When the beauty ot the early constructton was brought to lrght masonry unknown to burlders of 1912 was revealed and the or1g1na1 wood was found to be well preserved On Sunday lanuary 28 1912 the mecca for thousands ot srghtseers was the rulns ol the old Alamo tort the chref pornts of tnterest were the old doorways and the anctert crstern uncovered lour days earlxer by the workmen Cplease see pages ll and 1501 By November 1936 the other land had been bought the Probandt estate for S25 OOO the Catholtc Womens Assocratron mterests for S75 U00 the Cherokee Strrp lor S140 OOO On November 24 1936 the State Board ot Control let these contracts for the Alamo State Park the demolrtron of remarnrng store burldrngs a preservatrve treat ment tor the old rocks and mortar the Museum the reopentng ol the acequra and the Nell and the landscaprng of the gardens The Alamo Chapel ttself was not restored although a lead root and a flagstone floor were added tor protectrve value Or October 12 1945 occurred the formal openrng ot the Alamo Ltbrary rn Alamo Hall the W1ll1arn E Howard collectron of books belng the mecca for v1s1tors Although rt has been tmpossxble to retrleve all ot the or1g1nal Alamo property, enough has been saved tor posterrty to make the Alamo, preserved many trmes by the grace of Our Lord, a world shrlne, zealously and reverently cared for by rts proud custod1ans, the Daughters of the Republrc of Texas, a great organrzatlon 14- 4 A 1 L . . .FQ 3 , k 1 ' 1 3 ' ' 1 W. , , 1, w 5, , , , . 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' 4 I I I I r I I 4 1 I , K I ' X . . . , 45'-ff? 0 fe Q 7mm Founded 1n the w1lder ness two hundred and th1rty years ago but now enshrlned rn the very heart ot San An ton1o 1S the sacred 5251 remote aeons of t1me the matchless story of the one hundred and e1ghty two gallant men who del1berately d1ed 1n the Alamo that Beane Texas m1ght l1ve w1ll rlchly emblazon h1s tory s pages The saga ot the 1mmortal men of the Alamo has many tlmes been told by the world s greatest told 1n poetry and prose an 2. 1n art and stone 1n speech and song Know 1ng all th1s the MONTICELLO Staff because ot 1ts pr1de 1n the Ala mo and 1ts reverence tor the sacred shrlne Very humbly dedlcates I the 1948 ed1t1on ot ll ewwdz our school yearbook to ww ,exam W7 Bwdmm '- 1 AQ '- mf r ' ' gl 1, XAKXX ll 4: . ' u ak I X i - - R . f-V-' f J I , ,,., gf .' ' A X, ' V X ,S Aff? Alamo. As the ages come and go, even unto TA I u xx' Y ,ma . Ag It MF 'Mae' .af f - F f i : .- -- . . I I ' X ' ' f ' A 1 - v'! ff f ,, ,K y. lrt A 5 X qi .Qx V15 h lgvlb L x llm ' X V ' I X R P Q I . Ky f 'fyficv 1 If A .TY -'. - 'b I 3 f THE SPIRIT OF THE ALAMO By Frank Ira Goodman Class of 1950 fWinner of school-wide contest for best tribute to the Alamol This ground is hallowed with their blood, These battlements still ring their cry, For here the heroes fell who scoffed at death And now can never die. Tread softly here. Here Travis drew his line across the grey stone floor And rang his challenge from the walls: All those who'll join me, step across this line. Can free men anywhere forget that stirring cry That martyred such as these and caused an epic to be born? For here the braves laid down their lives upon a line And left them there for history. lames Bowie, his body racked with fever on his cot And yet his soul unbent and proud, cried out: l'd sure appreciate it, boys, if you'd help me cross the line. Such simple Words are these and yet eternal, This is the stuff from which comes freedom. Tread softly here. And Davy Crockett, a man born free, One who died still clinging to his birthright, Calmly said: I and my Tennessee boys are here. indeed they were, and liberty had naught to fear As valor and devotion paid the price of life. O, Crockett, your struggle here was not in vain For men have freedom still and still remember you. Iames Bonham, sent to Goliad for aid, Came riding through these doors to die with his compatriots. Near these embattled stones the tyrant raised his crimson flag And swore that not a man should leave the fort alive. By this south wall, here Crockett fell, A heap of bodies by his silent breast. Here Bowie lay upon his bed And struck the shameless men Who thrust their naked steel into his helpless heart. Here Travis, pierced by shell, fell stricken to the ground. Tread softly here. Are these men dead? Oh, no! For spirits such as theirs can never die, And advocates of such a cause can never lose their voice. Their souls live on with freedom's champions And with all those who love the blessings of its name. Thou, Alamo, art no building, no time-worn mission scarred with age But a spirit, an ageless spirit made from martyrs' blood, Courage and conviction, the love of freedom and of freedoms gifts, Visions and ideals, the fear of God. Thy air is heavy with their glory. From thy walls still rings the cannon and bursts the shell And whisper the voices of the immortal dead. Tread softly here, for here their spirit reigns. PAGE 17 5 'KW 1 , A L 2 f Q my M ml JSP v Photograph by Alex F Ramsay, '49 MONTICELLO Statt Visits the Alamo Brought to the Alamo by a mutual interest, our Annual's dedi- cation to the sacred shrine, and hunger for more knowledge ot the immortals ot the Alamo, MONTICELLO Staff members and assistants listen intently as Miss Fowles, gracious custodian, tells about a ritle recently presented to the- Alamo, one of great interest because ot the uBetsy rifle ot David Crockett tame. Em wel' San Antonio Independent School District 1947 - 1948 Me. Jlefvu, ,AL Reem ........ .... P resident Me. Eugene W Redaeiw . . . .... Vice-President Mu. 4. Mmm ............ . . . Secretary Me. Peel Adam Mu. 0. 8. .Eetimw Mu. 8. R. lewd qsepfember-Apfup Ma. Qwi fApri1-Mayj vile. 59. 8. Seeded PAGE 20 I OUR ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL Servina in the office of Mr. Rayrnond W, Arnold our Assistant Principal and Dean ol Boys, is a rare privilege every one ol these assistants appreciating to the tullest the Chance for school service with one as kind and understanding and appreciative as is our lVIr. Arnold What a rare treat it is to be chosen as one ol Miss Smiths girlsl Service in the office ot Miss Frances Smith, our Dean ot Girls, is a hiah honor, lor these airls must be tine and trustworthy to a high degree to be able to live up to the necessary high standards set for her assistants. PIKVZLH ii ii!! Q kifkfftif OUR DEAN OF GIRLS ETQAWJQG w. 'B WY, r-r 341'-N x Wg. .- Af' JEVPEVSUUS Mr T A Abbott H1 torv 0'1 BO Ten ll pil-f Mrs Bcxssxe Bennett H1SlOYY MISS Bcxrbarcx Anderson Mxss Florence B Mnss Dorothy Lee Mr G C Dan el Crowell Curhs MGlll9h1Ol1C Spfmwh cmd Eflqll t1 Mu IC Ct mrmcm Soon G11 G LC Spam Hmyne Mole Chorux cmd A Cczppfl IQGLUZVS dl' Mlss Mamxe A M1ss Mattxe Sharp Mlss Margaret F Brawner Brewer Burke Spo'1 Tom To Ns 'Q Wu 41' Mrs Lorena H Davis MISS Ruby Evelyn Scwnce Dugosh 1 Spon Fme Arts lVlc1k1r1g our study of lustory ll'1lGIGQl1T1Q by l1X1I'1g IH our mmde the lOCCIllOI'1 of the mulutude ot world shokmg events of today capable Mr Pte1tter prepares l'11s close to meet the world S1tuC1t1Or1s ot the tuturel I' XMB 'l , ., 'G ' Y Y - A JA in , f W ft. -Q, X X - l f 1 71 ,. -- it 1 Sp A .1 ' ygl , : ft 'S f A . B ml af , ! 4. . Secretory English Englmh Science .ff A 1 1 if A-M ' Jffif' 1. iz' gl ' Z ' t' j Q :'. .R V V, In a ,n.q l I .Q 2. ': s 'fs fs' ky I A t ::.i ' lss' lx , :sf 1 :V ' 3 , s . - e lu 4'lf , zz 1 - .1 1. NY . Q K . . . . Upper: Remember that first day of school when we once again saw all of our old friends and so many new unfamiliar faces in the hallil Remember those mad rushes to the rootns we had checked, that long wait in line, and then the final joy of getting signed up? Here, students exhausted by the unusual expenditure of en ergy have finally reached Mr. Hainilton to sign for Health lid. at the end of the trail. Center: -ffOn Gpen House night, attractive art work in Miss Dugoshs room draws interested parents and friends like a magnet,- here an unusual piece of student work draws a crowd of admirers. Lower: Still registering? Yes, but this is another term, enthusiastic students, not yet wearied by the undue exertion of the day's labors, cheerfully start on their registration route at Mrs. Tunnells desk, Upper: ff Mr. Sprott, physics teacher, demonstrates some ot his amazing scientific equipment. Here, his class performs an experiment with an oscillescope, an instru- ment that detects and shows visually the pattern of sound vibration, Center:efStudents who have Miss Huey are in- deed tortunate, tor in this interesting class work the opaque projector is used ex-- tensively in conjunction with book reports, themes, poetry, and many other phases of English, Miss Huey and her students are shown in a class introduction to book reviews. Lower: Y Girls who take library science learn such things as keeping files in order, taking care ot the card catalog, checking books in and out, and the typing ot records, all of which ine tricacies are thoroughly taught by Mrs, McCutcheon there shownl and Miss Kelley, our librarians, JUVUSUT r.- ' .4 Mr. Kenneth C. Emery Music Spons.: Band, Orches- tra, and Drum and Bugle Corps Miss Marie E. I. Helland History Sponsg Student Council Mrs. Grace Carter guidance counselor, girls have complete charge of the numerous details inf volved in the giving of various l.Q. and aptitude tests and ol keeping sate the records of the results. PAGE 27 Miss Floy C. Finney Commercial Mrs. Mary E. Hickman Mathematics Spons.: Shakespeares Keeling, and her Miss Florence Durrett English Sponsi Scribhlers Mr. Harry Hamilton Directori Health Ed Line Coach: Football Coach: Basketball Co-Sponsf Nl Club Mrs. Theresa T. Hicks Mathernaticfa Spons: Slceltons TEGCUEVS ,wsu Mrs.Salomay Harrison Mr. I. M. Hays Spanish Drawing Sponsg Architectural Club Miss Grace D. Huey English, Chairman Sponrsf Lariat Miss Opal Hughes Home Economics and Science IX JUTUSUE Mlss Bertha Ilmenez Reg1strar Mlss Ona Mar chall l-hstory SDOYIS G1rls Cadet Corps Mr Barlow Irvm TEGCUEVS Physrcal Educahon and Sc1ence Head Coach Football fmd T ack Mr Claude V Iones Sclerlce Span leff Forum Mrs Lynda R McCutcheon Co L1brar1ar1 Co Qpon I C b Mrs Grace Carter K elmg Gulda CF COLV1 olor Co Spohs Ioffehahty Mr C E McDcm1el Malhemahc Span Sc hats Mlss Florence Langford Mathemahcs Mrs Martha C McDan1el Speech Arts Spams Ma que and Cavel Cvl'ldlUT1lO Play wg:- iz? ms Mrs F'lorenceM Lloyd Enghsh Co Spons lumor Red Cross Mxss Marguente McFarland Home Economrcs and Sclence One of the most absorbmg expenmehts performed II chemlstry IS the produchon of chlorme gas Mr Claude V lohes here d1rects four ln terested students m the cor rect procedure all of therr very attenhve to each step IND Upper: - Climaxing many busy hours of cooking and planning, girls from Miss McFarland's homemaking classes honor their very special guest with a care fully planned, beautifully appointed tea, in the historic Spanish Governors Palace. Pretty girls, gleaming candles, lovely setting we an event long to be remenif bered. Center:--Of interest to all, but of very special inf terest to boys who may some day be surgeons or eye spe cialists, is Mr. Walentas clear discussion of the human eye in his physiology class, Lower: M Friendly hands across the oceanl The rare talents and inherent ability of Chinese art students are beautifully displayed in Miss Dugoshs class in their deli- cate handicraft and graceful paintings, which are so chars acteristic of their native land, Where art is of major importance in daily living. . 5 gtg f 4 ifwzmgli Jtlttkiiw hal -S 4 in X, if :K 31 IX Upper: Using a large seo- scope to make her biology teaching visual and thus easier to understand, Miss Stein makes the study ot bugs and plants thoroughly delighttulg such use of visual aid eguipment is very valu able to the students. Center: -- By means ot an expansion chart showing the very large percentage of English words derived from Latin in com- parison with those derived from other basic languages, Miss West shows her thoroughly fascinated Latin students that the Latin lan- guage is oi tremendous irnf portance in high school and the world today. Lowene Young architectural drawing students of today will to- morrow be the very irnf portant architectural leaders ot our city's building plans, Here Mr. l-lays pauses to check and to admire the fine piece ot work on the desk of a very young builder-to-be. mzraums Miss Gladys E Morgan English Co Spons Latin Clup QW +2 ?,.v lst Sgt Charles A Poulton Asst Commandant Drill Team Instructor R O T C Making geometry more in- triguing and therefore more easily understood Miss Mir- ray employs geometric sym- bols in class discussions students enjoy their friendly teachers explanations of very complicated problems. PACE 31 lntantry and I-xrmo ed Force Miss Ida M e Murray Mathematic Sports Math C in Miss Bess Richards Physical Education Spons Lassos Commandant R O T C TEBCUEVS Miss Iul1a Olrphmt History T Sgt Lester E Sewell A t Comrnandant ROTC Mrs MaudW Parker Att ndance Ot'ic r Mr Rupert Sprott Science Spon Radio C Jo Mrs Gladys Osmon Peterson Engli h Mlss Mamie Stem Science Chairman ' K 4 K -u A M I I V .-if ev W V X Captain Bruce D. Moore Li . ' . 1 . . . . . I I A . ' s e s, , I e - , ,Z '. ' :.: . li l 's ir' 72 1 A if U s' A, ,t -Q fl ' . . r ,Z . . ss . . ' 'li ' I 1 f l JEFFEVSUUS History grow Mll? C ub Mrs Audrey L Terry Mathematic Spon Class ol l95O ,mfg -Ss-+ 'SIM' Mrs Edith Tunnell Miss Olga H Vogel Mathe natic llistorv on Cla of Sport National Horror qociefy Miss Ida Bess West MISS Pearl West Miss Mary Wheat Engllsh Latin Chairman Fngi h Co Spon L rtln Club TEGCUEV Mr VernonE Walenla Mrs Margaret Lthel Science West Weaver Coach lournalism and English Spons Monticello wg.- 4 4+ -Q, s-C, Miss Charlotte Ellen Miss Xzmena Wolf Public Speaking Wright Sports Senior Play Spanish Co Spons Spanish Club Preparing to be faithful and accurate Workers in the World of business offices these fine students in Mrs. Parkers office keep attend- ance records straight and keep all of us properly in place daily at each period. PAGE :L , V. I ..:..:5:,.' -1,1 Mrs. Mary E. Taliaferro . f .1 . l Q K ,Z rm , r W K 15' 4 ,U ll l'S.f Sp sg ,ass l945l ,si ' . A 4 igagyf t .f rzr 1 -ff. . ..., 7' ' ,,y, , t N A f xr ' l f 'P f' ' , ' , lka ' ' ' , 7 Upper lmportant 1n Mrs Campbells advanced book keeptng course 1n the com mercral department IS the prrvrlege ot keeprng the IIT1 portant hnancxal records o our school advanced stu dents w1th speclal slall tn accuracy enJoy th1s work Center lntent on the1r Work ln a practlce t1lt are Mrs Mc glrls hsten rntently to catch a loophole 1n the argument of one of the boys ID order that therr rebuttal may be strong Lower Usmg the Wlfe recorder one of many modern pteces ot equrpment IH our school extemporane ous speakers ID the speech arts department record therr vo1ces later they w1ll hsten mtently to the playback to detect any flaw 1n enuncla t1on or trmmg Nothmg that can help us rs omrtted from our courses ID our Thomas letferson l-hgh School hte ' ' I Daniels debatersg the two GLVEW Q.:-.J M FE! PHE H Upper Members ot the Executlve Board of our Parent Teachers Assocratron are tlett to rrght seatedl Mrs lesse Fletcher Mrs Raymond Wrllrams Mrs O K Black Mrs Leo Cloud Mrs Mrlton Davrs Mrs L C Wulfe Mrs Nelson Wrm herly Mrs W P Youna Mrs DaV1dO lohnson DTGSI dent tor l947 48 Mrs R L Brusenhan Mrs Reagan Per kms Mrs hm Klaver Mrs C E Troutz Mrs Fel1X Todd Mrs Glenn l-lunt Mrs L W Blenrs Standrng Cleft to rlghtl are Mr Raymond W Arnold Asst Prrncrpal Mr 'T' C1uy Rogers Prrncxpal Mrs l-lenry Iosephson Mlss Frances SI1'11ll'1 Dean of Grrls l-hgh polnt of the annual PTA Founders Day cele bratlon lS the plantrng ot a tree honorlng the l946 47 presrdent Mrs Wrlson P Young by the l947 48 DTGS1 dent Mrs Davld O lohnson Lower At the luncheon on Founders Day honorrng new mothers Mrss McFarland s home economrcs gtrls serve beauttully and gracrously Mrs. E. L. Nowlin. Center: -A-A Q . 'N 5-. l ff' bggwu I O' t u 'i 4 .4 a Ta nfs? New Mmm of -71, Bates LeRoy Evans lr Beuhler Wtlltafn Walter I Black Dorothy Ann Booth Myrtle lane Bnzman lanet Carol Burke Robert Easton Cadena Ben Campbell Paulme Carroll luhanne Carroll Mananne Chrtsttan Tommy Allen Cloud Ierry D Cobb Sandra Couch Bebe Ruth Craddock Btllte Ieanne Crossette Barbara Crowther Albert Bartlett I Dtckson loan Ellts Wesley lr Evans Lorene Callan Iune Clyde Clegg Marshall Terrell Cohen Aaron Davts Ruth Ann Epstem Wllham Gray Walter Powell Green Wtllard Russell Kern Mtnme Kntght Peggy Martha NATIONAL HONOR SGS UTY xv .S Class of 1948 Elected March 1948 Fletcher lesse C Gtlchrtst B1lly Gonzales Norma Ieanne Grant loan Greaves Mary Allce l-loerman Bruce Nell Hutton Yvonne Kennon Barbara Kerr Mary Anne Kmsey Robert Howard Klaver Patsv Darltng Legge Don Murray V1rg1n1a O Krent Antta Verne OLeary Ilmmte Parke Dorothy lean Pedlar lohn Marvtn Pttluk Louts Class ot 1949 Elected March 1948 Kothmann Bette Carole Logan Frank Mattel loe Mlller Belle Olschansky Edwm Marvtn Perkms Gene Ptansttel DoAnn Polunsky Bob Ramsay Alex F Neiman! Jann Sacaeiq Raby lane Schtmmel lane Scott Buddy Scott Dorothy Gene Stmmang Robert Andrew Soule Barbara Sparks Cec1lR Sptce Iohn O Stephens Ted Sturm Charles C Tatolla Eltzabeth Traywtck Mona Loutse Waterman Sh1rley lean Wtlltams Barbara Wtlltams ltmmte Woo La1 lean Wu Barbara Yoachum Gwen Serber Adele Shown Wlntred Guy Taubert Betty lean Taylor lean Wtemers Arlene lane Wtlhams Btll Young Mary Cathryn Members of the letter on chapter of the Nanonal Honor SOC19lY who were elected ln the sprlng ot 1947 entertaln member ot v1s1t1ng chapters wlth an znformal open house at the state meet ot the Texas Assoctatlon ofStudent Counclls 1n February Thzs lovely courtesy ts apprecla ed by all The guest book shows many or name of those n1oy1ng the hospttaltty that day l PAGE 3a Xl I I T txt- i -7 if r 3 fit? O . ti 2? . . , Mugg, Iohn D. Tnrnmter, B1lly , , r. , , A I I I . I I I ' I I -l . . , , . . . 1 I K 6 . . .' . J School Leaders Visit the Alamo y ex , cmsoy, Across the space of a century and a dozen years besides, leaders ot school groups pause before the famous Alamo portrait of Colonel William Barrett Travis, youngest and most colortul leader in the Texans' tight tor liberty. His reckless scorn of death, which in l836 Won for him tame as an immortal, today Wins the honest admiration oi lefterson's young and colorful leaders. Um ein X Mn. ,A Q- ' wr SE? ! A 35: 3 VT: i bags Q ' , I .LQ g hp Ji 2 1 My vwxg 4, Xyf , J in 1, an-if ' F ,f 4 'V 3 QM - ' sw 3 5 if Z pq Aww .f 1,4 . LV f , 1.5 1 if 3, V xr 'K ' A -A if Q frm f f fi gif ,MMF . , H ,w'ivkY me 0 K g rush! Mi , I 'ff W M Q J, I L V J LF? -' ' 5' L Q ...L if' A fy S m Ai I .,,- . 5? b , ' iw 5 w w' 1? H 1i1fi:,M '- ' we w wf isgfffi gf. ui X Ei I A sf-gi iq. 5 is - 1 lvl- : fa - Q ,-, H A 'fgmf 'V L SIU' aw X fs . QQ. Q I 'V . In J: ' F li ' I if .J J gif ' 'f 'il A fn' .L L Q Kfvgx ,y Q4 5- Q I nf K x A ' 'f 'f' 3 ni 1 ,K A Q ff' 1-f .. ' f wi , .fy f -M 53? if M gi 'Q if as puma of 7fze cum of 19118 Glam of 1948 1 1 -..L .l A sneak prevrewl Senror class ottlcers have a Joyous trrne as they try on the caps and gowns that wrll soon be worn by all senrors for the carnera s eye to catch Lett to nght are the sentors prexy Robert Andrew Srrnrnang Myrtle lane Booth Delta I-loefgen Barney Marshall McDougall Iesse C Fletcher Lester Charles Whrpple Ann Ferguson Bruce Nell Hoerman A group of grand leadersl Mrs Fdtth Tunnell Sponsor Robert Andrew Srmmang Presldent lesse C Fletcher Vtce Presrdent Bruce Nell Hoerman Recordtng Secretary Myrtle lane Booth Correspondmg Secretary Ann Ferguson Treasurer Barney Marshall McDougall Parlramentanan Lester Charles Whrpple Hxstorran PXGE it Delta l-loetgen Reporter Irmmre W1ll1ams Chaplam Buddy lrby Co Sergeant at Arms Benny Whlte Co Sergeant at Arms 5 . I 1. u - Y 1 1 1 1 1 - , . , , . . . U 1 2 E xr' V7 BARKIN CELESTE PAY Gtrl Cadet Corp Cdt 2nd Lt BARRETT IOI-IN O Eucl Math BARRY IIMMY GORDON Fme Arte BARRY PATSY LOUISE F1ne Arte BATES LEROY EVANS IR Senate BECKER IOAN Skeltons, Eme Arts. Gtrl Cadet Corp Cdt Znd Lt Ltbrary Counctlor Iettenahty BERLIN QUINCY A Dugoeh Advtsory BETTS NANCY KAY MIR Pree Lasfso Ca t Ctrl Glee Lat1n Ma que and Gavel A Cappella Natl Honor Soctety BEUHLER WILLIAM WALTER IR ROTC Cdt Colone Senate Eucl Math Trea Scrtbblere Iellenaltty Student Councrl L1brary Counctlor BIEGLER ROBERT FRANK School Band Advleory P e BIHN IOAN Skelton Gtrls Cadet Corp Cdt Mat Maeque and Gavel BIPPERT CLARENCE CHARLES IR M C McDan1el Advtsory X Ii. elm of 1948 ADCOCK DORIS BRIDGET Marschall Advmory AGUILAR RUTH G Huey Advtsory ALBA HOPE Wr1ghtAdv1'sory ALEYANDER MARIORIE LEE Skeltone A Cappella Vtce Pres Glrl Glee ALLEN PAT LEE Lassoe 2nd Lt Natl Honor SOCIGIY Scrtbblers Iettenaltty Spanx-sh Eucl Math Hrst and Rep AMAYA DANIEL DAVID Ionee Advlsory ANDERSON ANDY Rad1o ANDERSON DOROTHY MARIE Ietfenaltty ANDERSON LOMETA Natl Hono Soctety Latm Masque and Gavel Eucl Math School Orcheetra School Band ARHART MARY GRACE Lassos ARMSTRONG ROBERT BRADLEY Brewer AGVISOFY ARRIAGA DOLORES Gtrle Cadet Corpe Cdt 2nd Lt ASHONOFF MARY ANNA Lassos Sgt Eucl Math AUNE ALLEEN MOSETTIL G1rl's Cadet Corps Cdt Znd Lt Latm Declaratton Staff News Ed1tor AVERY GILBERT Eucl Math BANKSTON IOHN Student Councll Senate ROTC Cdt Lt Col Ieftenahty Ranglers Secy and Treas Drlll Team Glwi of 1948 BISSON IERRY Ponte 45 46 46 47 Track Team 47 Swimming Tearri 46 47 Student Council I-lor Member BITSIS NICK C Brawrier Advi ory BLACK DOROTHY ANN Girls Cadet Corps Cdt Lt Col Ieffenality Pres MIR Library Councilor BLACKALLER IIM HARRISON Hicks Advisory BLESS BILLY I Club Ieft Forum Tack Team 4 7 48 Cafeteria Asst BLYTHE MARISUE Skeltons Lassos Ietfenality BONNEY IERRY Student Council Fine Arts Ietenality Ietf Forum BOOTH MYRTLE IANE Senior Class Cor Secy Girl Cadet Corps Cdt Capt and Hist Shakespeares Fine Arts Spanish Senate Mascot BOSS MYRTLE IANE Eucl Math Scrilobler Natl Honor Society Declaration Statt Feature Editor Ouill and Sc oll BREI-IM FRANCES Lassos BRENNER IO ANNE RUTH Fine Arts Eucl Math Las o lst Sgt BRISBIN A WINSLOW Emery Advisory BRITT ROBERT M I-Iayne Sgt at Arms Male Chorus BRIZMAN IANET CAROL Girls Cadet Corps Cdt lst Lt Eucl Math Vice Pres Scribblers Secy Latin BROWN BARBARA LOUISE Langford Advisory BROWN, ERNEST LEE' Hicks Advisory. env 'SLI' -an 4--lm W BROWN, MARY LOUISE McFarland Advisory. BROWNE, ANNE: Skeltorgs Rep., Iettenalityt Lassos Cpl. BRUSENHAN, ROBERT l.EE: Senate- Library Councilor. BRYANT, BETTY IEAN: School Band. BUITRON, MARIE V5 Stein Advisory. BURKE, DELORES MARYi Lzirls' Glee, BURKE, ROBERT EASTONi Hayne, SeC'y, Arch., Pres: Lariat Staff Business Manage., Advisory Rep., Iettenality. BUSH, MARY IEAN. Sliakespeafes, Ieftenalityg Girls' Cadet Corps, Cdt, 2nd Lt BUTCHART, DOUGLAS B. R.O,T,C,, Cdt. Statt Sgt. BUTTS, BILL R.: Haynfe, ROTC., Cdt, lst Sgt., Male Chorus, Sgt.-at-Arms. BYRNES, ALBERT Lg Senate, I Club, Rec, Sec'y, Foot- ball Team, Student Council, Treas. CABANA, BARBARA LEE: C. E. McDaniel Advisory. PAGE 41 GZM4 of 1948 CADENA IAMES OSCAR I Club Football Team 46 47 Advlsory Sgt at Arms CALHOUN SARAH FRANCES MIR Lassos Ist Sgt Masque and Gavel Secy Lattn CALLINS MARY Skeltons Lassos Ieftenallty CALLIS SAMMY R Mont1cello Statt Sports Ed1tor Senate ROTC Cdt Capt Sen1orRepresentat1ve CAMACHO CONCHA Perez Adv1sory CAMPBELL PAULINE Latm Curl Cadet Corp C 2nd Lt CANTWELL BILLY Senate Radlo Pres CARLISLE BETTY ANN MIR CARR SELIG HAROLD School Band CARROLL IULIANNE Lassos Znd Lt Spantsh Vlce Pres MIR Parl CARROLL MARIANNE Las os 2nd Lt MIR Spanlst Pres CARTER HAROLD I Club Football Team 46 47 CASBEER FAYERENE Lassos Sgt CASHION WILLIE ELMER Ietf Forum Sgt at Arms A1 VISOTY Pres F1ne Arts Parl Iettenallty CENTENO ELOY MarscI'1allAdv1sory Fme Arts Advlsory Pres Ietlenallty G1rl Cadet Corp Cdt 2nd Lt and Sgt at Arms CHAPMAN BOBBIE IEAI E Sprot' Adv1 ory CHAPMAN MILDRED SUE Glrls Cadet Corps Cdt 2nd Lr Fme Arts Ietlenahty MIR CHARLES IACK Hayne CHENGOS MARY Skelton Iellenallty CHILDS RAY Davts Advtsory CHRISTIAN TOMMY ALLEN Senate Student Counc1l Hon Member Lat1n Rangles Vlce Pres Basketbal Team 47 48 CLAMP KENNETH GLENN ROTC Cdt Stall Sgt CLARK ETHEL LAURA Lassos Sgt Masque and Gavel Eucl Math Ietlenaltty Natl Honor Society CLAY BERNEICE MARIE Fme Art CLEARY GRACE Mont cello Staff Managmg Edltor and Advert1ser Clst terml Iettenahty CLOUD IERRY D Senate Sgt at Arms COBB SANDRA GITIS Cadet Corps Cdt Lt Col Skel tons F1ne Arts Ietlenaltty Q , 2 ' 5 ' ss, dt. , 1 , .- - .1 CV CHAMBERLAIN, MAZIE ANN: Shakespeares, Rec. Secfv: , 'tl 2 . . f - ' ' H r ' I- . tl , I i N , ' ' IHXGIS 42 Q97 and Y 7 DICKSON, IOAN: Skeltons, Hist., Eine Arts, Rec. Sec y' Girls' Cadet Corps, Cdt. Capt. and Chaplaing Drill Team, Ieffenality- Advisory Pres. DIETERT LAURA MARIE: Lassos, 2nd Lt.g MIR., Latin' Scribblers, Rep. and Hist. DIXON MALCOLM RAY: Ie-It Forum, S-hool Band- Al.- City Band, 48 DOEHNE, LILLIE BERYL2 Fine Arts. DOMBECK ROBERT IAMES' R.O.T.C., Cdt. Staff Sgt. Ranglers. DONALDSON, RICHARD LEO: Male Chorus, Presg A Cappella Librarian. DRESSER, RALPH CLAUDE: I Club, Sgt.-at-Arms Football Team '45-'46, '46-'47, '47-'48, Track Tearn, '4t '4 '7. EAST, RODNEY HAWTHORNE: I Clubg Football Team '46-'47, '47-'48, Basketball Team, '46-'47. EDGERTON, MARY IRENE: Girls' Cadet Corps, Cdt. Maj. Drill Team, Tom-Tows, Medicine Man, Fine Arts, Natl. Honor Society. ELIZONDO, ROSE VIOLET: School Band. ELLIS, WESLEY, IR.: Student Council. EMERSON, IANE: Shakespeares, Treas.p Eine Arts, Pres., Spanish, Girls' Cadet Corps, Cdt. 2nd Lt. PAGE 43 Gafu o 1948 COLLINS IAMES ALFRED I Club Iettenality Eine Arts CONWAY IOHN SPENCER ROTC Cdt Staff Sgt Eucl Math COOKSEY PRECIOUS LOLA RUTH Girls Glee CORLEY PATTIE IO Skeltons Eucl Math Cor Secy Girls Tennis Team 47 48 COUCH BEBE RUTH Scribblers Latin Decla ation Staff Co Editor Student Coin il Hon Member CRADDOCK BILLIEIEAAINE MIR Chaplain Ietlenality Tre-as Lassos Cpl and Ynd Vice Pres Latin Rep CRAWFORD DIANE I ttenality CROSSETTE BARBARA Girl Cadet Corps Cdt Lt Drill Team Shakespeare Htst Eine Arts Cor Secy Spanish CROWELL DARLENE Latin Las o Sgt Eine Arts Eucl Math Advisory Rep CROWTHER ALBERT BARTLETT IR Iett Forum Sgt at Arms Boys Tennis Team CRUZ MARY LOUISE L31 sos CULPEPPER RICHARD ALLAN Lib ary Councilor CURRIE EVA RAE Skeltons Latin Fine Arts Iettenality dARTENAY SHIRLEY IUNE Oliphint Advisory DE LARREA EDNA Sk ltons Eine Arts Ieffenality DICKEY CLIO RAE Latin Eucl Math GARCIA BEATRICE McFarland Advwory GARDNER LAMAR WOOD Ilayne GARZA GERARDINE MARIE Mar chall Advt ory GARZA MINNIE Wheat Advl ory GEE IERRY Senate Eucl Math Lattn GEYER GEORGE I-I Ftne Art GIBBS CHARLES RUSSELL Arch GILCI-IRIST BILLY Masque and Gavel Sgt a Arm Tom Tow Hlst GILLIAM LEWIN WENDELL I B We t AdVl o y GOLDBERG NORMA Lloyd Advl ary GOLDMAN DIANNA Ma que and Gavel GOLDSMITI-I ALLEN GEORGE Senate I Club Llb ary Councllor Eucl Math L1gl1t Momtor Football Team Manager 46 47 Basketball Team Manager 46 47 l'AGIu 11 61644 of 1942 ENG ANNABEL Sprott Aclvl ary ENG MARY IO La o Cpl EVERS KENNETH LELAND ROTC Cclt Staff Sgt LWING EINLEY Senate Football Team Manager Club EECHNER DALE G1 IS Glee L1brar1an EELAN VIOLET ELIZABETH G1rIs Glee FERGUSON ANN Sen1or Cla Trects Las os lst Sgt Spanlwh Fme Arts Iettenahty Natl Honor Soctety De laratlon Skeltons Sgt at Arm EISCHER IOAN IEANINE Monttcello Staff Aclvertl er Clst lerrnl ELEICI-IER IESSE C Senate Treas Sen1or Clam VICE Pres Declaratton Staff Managtng Ed1tor Student Counctl Par ELOYD BETTI G l Glee Senbblers Sentor Repre enta ttve A Cappella EORMANN ARTHUR GEORGE I Club Rangler Pres Itbrary Councllor FORSYTHE IOHN E ONe1l Advt ory FRENCH ROSALIE ERMINE Slceltons Rec Secy Lassos Znd Lt Masque and Gavel I-Itst A Cappella Student Councll FRIEND IANICE LYNN MIR Iettenahty CANDARA ANNIE Wheat Advteory , Aj S , . ' 2 5 , 1 if ss' 5 , ' ig ' :s - EORNEY, BARBARA IEAN MIR. J , A lt, , 1 .' , .- le :ag Glam af 1948 I GONZALES, NORMA IEANNE' Monticello Staff, Advere tiser Ilst terrnt, Lassos, Eucl. Math. GOODE, BARBARA Skeltons, Lassos, Senior Girl Scouts, Vice-Pres. GOODLOE, HARRIETT YVONNE Fine Arts. GRAHAM, MARTHA ANNE. Girls' Cadet Corps, Cdt. 2nd Lt. GRANNIGAN, BETTY IEANNE1 Morgan Advisory. GRANT, IOAN1 Lassos, Capt., Co. T, Shake-speares, Chap- lain, Spanish, Rec. Sec'y. GRAY, MARCIAI Girls' Cadet Corps, Cdt. Znd Lt., Skeltons, Student Council, Ieffenality. GREAVES, MARY ALICE: Latin, Treas., Girls' Cadet Corps, Cdt. Capt., Slceltons, Advisory Sec'y. GRIFFIN, IOHANNA. MIR, Girls' Glee GRIFFIN, RICHARD EDWARD Chadwick Advisory. GROSSMAN, SUE: Lassos, MIR. GRUM, ALLEN F3 Monticello Staff, Production Manager and Co-Panel Editor, ROTC., Cdt. Capt, Drill Team, Senate, Natl Honor Society, Eucl. Math, Pail., Student Council, Quill and Scroll. GUARDIA, WILLIAM1 School Band, Tom-Tows, Ieifenality, Fine Aria. GUERRA, IGCEILE: Lassos, Cpl., Declaration Staff. GUERRERO, LIELIA LEE' Daniel Advisory. GUNN, TOMMY ALLEN: Advisory Pres. '-I? ww-1' os, 133' 'ef' wwf GWYN, IACK SEABRON Ranglers HAIRSTGN, IANE CAROLYN. Latin, Eine Arts, Girls Cadet Corps, Cdt. 2nd Lt., Shakespeares. HALFF, ALEX H' Senate Rep., Declaration Staff, Sport: Editor, Advisory Pres., Quill and Scroll. HARVEY, IAMES ADDISON: Lloyd Advisory. HARZ, DON KIETH' Finney Advisory. HASTE, RUTH ELIZABETH. Latin, School Band. HAWKINS, DARRELL CLARENCE: Ieit Forum, Masque and Gavel, Ranglers HAY, EILLIE MILONETTE Lassos, Cpl. HAYS, SUSIE: Ieftenality, Girls' Cadet Corps, Cdt. Adj Maj., MIR. HERNANDEZ, AMELIA' Emery Advisory, HICKS, EDWARD ROSSZ Torn-Tows, R.O.T.C. HICKS, FRANK: Tom-Tows, Scout, Masque and Gavel, Rep., Latin, Natl. Honor Society, Scribblers, Declaration Staff, Co-ordinator, Student Council, Hon. Member. PAGE 15 Glam of 1948 HILL ANN Ieftenallty Masque and Gavel Semor G1rl Scouts Vlce Pres HINYARD LOUISE MIR Lassos Cpl and Rep Spanrsh Ietienauty Declaratron Stait HOEFGEN DELIA Grrls Cadet Corps Cdt lst Lt G1rl Rtfle Team Shakespeare Latm Flne Arts Ieffenahty Senlor Representattve Senror Class Rep Declaratlon Staff L1terary Ed1tor HOERMAN BRUCE NELL Latln MIR Ieffenallty Masque and Gavel Semor Class Rec Secy Grrls Cadet Corps Cdt Mal Declaratron Staff HOGAN BILL CARLOS Senate RGd1O HOGAN FRANK MOELLER Senate RGd1O Secy and Treas HOLDEN LEWARE Eme Arts Latln La sos Cpl MIR HOOD BILLY Ieff Forum HOWELL HARRY SIDNEY Burke Advlsory HUDSON CHARLES Masque and Gavel Pres A Cappella Male Chorus HUEDEPOI-IL KEN RAY I Club I-Iayne Basketball HUTTON YVONNE Grrls Cadet Corps Cdt lst Lt Eucl Math Rec Secy Scrrbblers ISOM LARRY THORNTON Senate IACKSON GEORGE Hayne IAUREGUI LEO EDWARD Wr1ght Advlsory IENSWOLD ROGER HENRY Senate Masque and Gave Student Councll Senlor Play Cheerleader IINDRICH WARREN IOSEPI-I Rad1o IOBSON HOWARD FRANKLIN Hayne I Club Sgt Arms Football Letterman 46 47 47 48 IOHNSON CRAIG LEWIS Llbrary Councllor IOHNSON KENNETH DurrettAdv1sory IOHNSON MARGARET IOYCE School Band School O chestra IOHNSON MARILEE Slceltons Chapla1n Ietfenaltty Lassos Sgt IOHNSON MARY ELLEN Shakespeares Lassos lst Sg IONES BRUCE MILAM Student Counc1l Hayne Vtce Pres Masque and Gavel Sgt at Arms Ieffenahty S at Arms IONES ROBERT TILMON Ste1n Adv1 ory KANTER IERRY Male Chorus KAUFMAN IOAN Skeltons Glrls Cadet Corps Cdt 2nd Lt, Student Counctl KEATING, TOM I Morgan AdV1SOYY P-'IGI' ih , - .. , . ,. ., .. ,, . ., . g r or r r 1 - , . .5 - ' . 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KORNRUM BILLY Walenta Advlsory KOTHMANN CLARA ANNE Glrls Cadet Corps Cdt 2nd Lt KRIGER KENNETH GEORGE Iones Advlsory KUEHN BILLY Hayne KUEHNE ALLINE ELIZABETH I B West Adwsory KURTH IO ANN MARIE Lasso Cor Secy Iettenallty Cor Secy Shalcespeares LANCASTER WALTER STIRMAN Martha C McDameI Advtsory LANFORD CLYDE MANON ROTC Cdt Tech Sgt LAURITSEN HELEN MARIE Shalcespeares Student COLI1 c1l Advlsory Pres LEGGE DON Senate Vlce Pres Masque and Gavel Scrtbblers LHOMMEDIEU BOB C Fmney Adv1sory LOESSBERG KENNETH EDWARD ROTC Cdt Staff Sgt Ranglers P-XCE 41 64:44 of 1948 KELLY SHIRLEY GRACE Lassos Scrlbblers Treas Iet tenal1ty MIR KELSEY IOLA LOUISE Mont1cello Stall Managmg Ed1tor Lassos Sgt KEMP ANN DOROTHY Shake-speares Cor Secy Arch Mascot Declaratlon Stuff Managlng Ed1IOT Senior Rep resentattve Qulll and Scroll KENNEDY VIRGINIA LEIGH Slceltons Scrlbblers KENNON BARBARA MIR Lassos Ist VICS Pres and lst Lt KERN CHARLES WESLEY Eme Arts Sgt at Arms KERR MARY ANNE Las os MaJ De-clarat1on Statt Pea ture Edltor MIR Qulll and Scroll Advisory Pres Stu dent Counc1l Hon Member KESSLER BARBARA IEAN Keelmg Adv1sory KIESCHNICK DORIS IRENE Wheat AGVISOTY KING ADELE EMILY lime Arts G1rIs Glee Glrls Cadet Corps Cdt 2nd Lt Shakespeares KING WILLIAM C Melody Mustangs Fme Arts KINSEY ROBERT HOWARD Hayne KITCI-IENS VIVIAN MAXINE Lassos Lat1n KLAUS LEO CHARLES Sprott AGVISOFY KLAVER PATSY DARLING Glrls Cadet Corps Cdt Ma1 and Gavel KNIGHT ION PATRICK I Club Pres Football Team 5 45 46 46 47 47 48 Basketball Team 4 6 46 47 4 I I I , , 3 ,g ' ., ..g - , I , . ' 5 I I . 1 I . , I . E , I 1 ' - , I -S , I: ' , - , 1 . , ' : ' ' , , , . and Vice-Presg Ftne Artsg Spamsh, H1st.g Skeltonsg Masque ,44-.41 , -, I . K, I , A, I I ,4-.451 '45-'4 , ' -' , ' 7!48. , I 2 s, . ' 5 ' , - . . , .5 . I A I 1 - MAY, DOROTHY LEE: Iettenality. MAYER, GENEVA IUDY: Stein Advisory. MAYFIELD, MARLYS RUTH: Girls' Cadet Corps, Cdt. Zma Lt., Ist Term, MIR., Masque and Gavel, Sec'y, Debate Team, '45-'47, Iunior Play, Senior Erolic, Assembly Com' mittee. MAZUCA, VICTOR: Morgan Advisory. MCALLISTER, ERED ALEXANDER: School Band, Drum Mai MCARTHUR, BETTY ANN: Lloyd Advisory. MCARTHUR, BOBBY: I Club, Track Letterman, '45, '47, Football Letterman, '47-'48, Cafeteria Asst. McCOY, VIRGINIA LORRAINE: Skeltons, Lassos, lst Ll. McCOY, WALTON: Walenta Advisory, MCDOUGALL, BARNEY MARSHALL: Senate, YI Club, Football Letterman, '45-'46, '46-'47, Basketball Letterman, '45-'46, '46-'47. MCDOUGALL, IOY: Shakespeares, Lassos, Hayne Mascot, Masque and Gavel, Iellenality, Cheer Leader. MCILHANY, STERLING FISHER: Monticello Statt, Art Editor, Eucl. Math, Iettenality, Natl. Honor Society, Vice- Pres., Lariat Staff, Art Editor, Advisory Pres., Quill and Scroll. PAGE '18 Glam of 1948 LOPEZ, MANUEL Wheat Advisory LUTTS, MARY ELLEN: Skeltons, LUTZ, IACK CARL: Tom-Tows, Pres. MacCARTNEY, LOUISE. Spanish, Iettenality. MACIAS, LILLIAN: Girls' Tennis Team. MACKIE, LAMARR: School Band, Advisory Sgt.-at-Arms. MAINZ, AMYE ELIZABETH: Shakespeares, Parl., Eine Arts, Hist., Library Councilor, Senior Representative, Advisory Vice-Pres., Iettenality. MANGOLD, CHARLCIE MADELINE: Masque and Gavel. MANGOLD, HANSi Club, left Forum, Boys' Tennis Team MANGUM, MYRNA LOY: Iettenality. MARES, CATHERINE ALMA. Helland Advisory. MARTIN, BEATRICE THELMA: Latin MARTIN, CELESTE ELOISE: Skeltons, Lagazsos, Sgt. MARTIN, ROBERT R: Declaration Statt, Co-Editor, Latin, Lariat Representative. MARTINEZ, IDA GRISELDA1 Lazssos, Cpl., Latin, Senior Representative MARTINEZ, MINNIE M.: Lloyd Advisory. Glau of 1948 MEGGS LOIS Laisos MEITZEN CARL Montlcello Staff Productton Ed1tor1n Ch1eI Student Counctl Hon Member Senate Hut Eucl Math Ma que and Galel H1 t Qu1ll and Scroll MENDOZA ABIGAIL Htckman Advleory MERBETH G CHARLES Monttcello Stall Clrculatton Manager Hayne Htst Natl Honor Soctety Pres Boy Tennte Team Oulll and Scroll MEYER FRANCIS E I Club Football Team 48 47 47 48 Track Team 45 46 47 48 MILBURN ANN G1rl Glee MIORELLI HELEN I B W tAclv1so y MOORE LAMONT Shakeepearee Pre E1neArts Spameh Ietlenahty MORALES BLANCA Dan1elAdv14ory MORRISON CLYDE Per z Advteory MORTON IINX Langford Adv1sory MUGG IOHN D Hayne VICE Pres MURPHY IENETHA IANE School Band MURRAY VIRGINIA Shakespearee Glrle Cadet Corp Cdt lst Lt Iellenallty Student Councll Declarahon Stall MYRLIN PHYLLIS Stem Advteory IIEIRA LUPE ALICE Wh Clt Advlsory ld t'-6 mf NELSON ARNOLD Iett Iorum Student Councll NICKEL ELORINE DOROTHY Wr1ght Advtsory NOVAK EUGENE ALBERT Tom Tows ROTC Cdt Statt Q OKRENT ANITA VERNE Eucl Math Scrlbblers e lenahty Lassos Sen1or Representahve OLDS CAROL MAE School Band Ma10rette and Captam ofTW1rlers MIR Adv1ory Pres Ieffenahty Latln Dec laratlon Stall Rep OLEARY IIMMIE Monttcello Staff Busmess Manager and Co Panel Edltor senate Rec Secy Eucl Math ROTC Cdt MaJ Drlll Tea 1 Ou1ll and Scroll ORTH CHRIS MOHIICGIIO Staff Mlhtary Edltor Clst Terml Hayne Pres Ieffenallty ROTC Cdt Capt R1fle Team Drlll Team Ranglere OSBORN ROBERT BRUCE Harrzson Advlsory PALMER BILL Arch qt atArms ROTC Cdt Staff Sat Track Team 48 PARKE DOROTHY IEAN Lassos Cpl Slceltons Student Councxl PARKER WILSON Senlor Representatlve Llbrary Coun ctlor PARMLEY IAMES WILLIAM Latm Ranglers R-GIS U 6 of 1942 PEARCE ALLAN M Senate I Club Basketball Team 4 47 47 8 PEDLAR IOHN MARVIN Tom Tows Arch Parl PENA RICHARD F Huey Advtsory PERRIN GEORGE ELMER Masque and Gavel PFEIFFER ELBERT IR Fme Arts PFEIL RUTH Skeltons Treas Glrls Cadet Corps Cdt Znd Lt Ietfenahty Student Counc1l PIANTA ROBERT WADE RO T C Cdt 2nd Lt Tom Tows Student Counc1l Drrll Team PIEPER KARL IR I Club Semor Representatlve ICII Forum PINKERTON FRANCINE Harrlson Advrsory PITLUK LOUIS Senate Pres Student Counctl Eucl Math Ranglers Boys Tenms Team POPE CHARLES WILLIAM Hayne Rep Ieffenallty Scrlb blers Declarahon Staff Sports Edltor Track Team POPP PATRICIA ANN I-Ielland Advrsory POULOS REBECCA Lassos Cpl and Parl Shakespeares Ieffenahty PRICE WILLIAM CHESTER Hayne PROCTOR IOAN Lassos Cpl Lat1n PYLE IOE NEIL Advlsory Pres School Band Senate Chaplaln C rpe Cdt ltLt G1rl Glee V1cePres Natl Honor Soc1ety ACappella RANKIN ANN Skeltons G1rls Cadet Corps Cclt Capt and Chaplatn Student Councll Natl Honor Society HISI Gtrls Glee Secy RAPP ELISE IOHANNA Ieffenaltty RARDIN IOYCE IRENE Shalcespeares Rep REED IOANN Gul Cadet Corps Cdt Ist Lt Lat1n Senlor Glrl Scouts REESE ROBERT CHESTER Morgan Advrsory REEVES MACK I Club Track Team 46 47 48 REILEY IOANN Skelton REILY WILLIAM A Torn Tows Natl Honor SOCIGIY Eucl Math Lat1n Sgt at Arms Scrlbblers Pres ROTC 2nd Lt REITZ BOB School Band Pres RICE NANCY LOUISE Slceltons Ieftenallty Spanlsh Sen1or Ctrl Scouts Pres RICHEY PHILLIP Ietl Forum Hlst School Band INCI' O I H: I .. ,. 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R 5 RUSS A M Vogel Advt ory RUTLEDGE IANEAL Lassoe Znd Lt MIR Treas Spamsh Treas Natl Honor Soctety SANDERS MARIORIE BERNICE P West Advmory SCALLORN BEN GERALD I Club Track Team Foot ball Team SCHAEFER IOI-IN M Iett Forum Pres Senlor Clai Vlce Pree Masque and Gavel Student Courxc1l I-Ion Member SCHEIBE FRED Hlclcs Advtsory SCHIMMEL IANE Grrls Cadet Corps Cdt Colonel Shakespeares Ietfenaltty Student Councll Rep Dec laratlon Staff Llbrary Councllor Iett Forum Mascot SCHMICK BONNIE IO Lassos Drum Mayor Eucl Math Pres MIR Natl Honor Soclety Arch Maecot SCHMIDT FRANK Ol1ph1ntAdv1sory SCI-INABEL CAROLYN Slceltone Lassos Znd Lt SCHOCH DOROTHY IOYCE Huey Advtsory SCHOLL HARVEY ROTC Cdt lst Lt Rrfle Team PXFI- 8 adfi 1948 RIKARD BILL REID Pomes 44 45 RIZIK SADIE Eme y Advmory RODGERS BUDDY Jtudent Counc1l RODRIGUEZ ALBERT Keelmg AdV1SOfY RODRIGUEZ LILLIAN IIARRIET McFarland Advlsory ROGERS BILL Hayne H1Qt Ieftenahty Semor Rep resentatwe Male Chorus ROLF GERALD Stud rt Councll ROME IOSEPH I Montlcello Staff Advertlser tl-et terml Fme Arts Sparnsh ROMO OSCAR ISHMAEL School Band Sec y and Treo ROPER BARBARA IOYCE MIR Glrls Cadet Corps Cdt 2nd Lt and Treas M1 que and Gavel V1ce Fres Lat1n Student Counc1l ROSIN ROY R Ponte 46 47 Male Cho ue Cateterla Asst ROZELLE FRANCIS MCOUEEN Hayne Ranglers RUBIN LENORE Masque and Gavel RUDD ROMEY Senate ROTC Cdt Lt Col Rlfle Team Dr1ll Team Commander RULE ROBERT Sprott AdV1OTY , 1 -' . 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SOWELL, CHARLEY1 I Club Chaplainp Student Coun- cil, Sgt.-at-Armsg Masque and Gavel, Hon, Memberg Foot-- ball Team, '44-'45, '45-'46, '46-'47, '47-'48, SPANGLER, MILA HOOPER. Lating MIR. SPARKS, CECIL R.: R.O.T.C,, Cdt. Colonelp Hayne, Treafs., Advisory Presg Ranglors, Sgt,-at-Arms. ' 4 PAGE 52 01644 of 7948 S HOLZE KARL Icttenaltty Rec Secy Ftne Arts Ad xt ory Pres SCHULT7 BOBBY W I Club Football Team Manager 47 Ba ketball Team Manager 48 SCHWARTZ GERALDINE LORRAINE Hughes Advtsory SCOTT BUDDY Student Counc1l Pres Senate Masque and Gavel Pomes 45 46 Track Team 46 47 48 SCOTT DOROTHY GENE Slceltons Glrls Cadet Corps Cdt 2nd Lt SCOTT FRANCES Slceltons Glrls Cadet Corps Cdt It Lt and Pres Masque and Gavel Span1 h Ietl Forum Mascot Iettenahty SCOTT IRWIN EDWARD Iett Forum SEARS IOAN Laso Sgt SEVIER MOSE Hughes Advlsory SHAFFER IO ANN Shalcespeares Lasso Lattn Htst Student Counc1l Iettenallty Larlat Staff SHELTON IAMES WILLIAM Hayne Scrtbblers Parl ROTC Cdt Statt Sgt SHEPARD ANN KAY Lassos Cpl Ietfenalrty MIR SHEPARD ROSEMARY Lasso Znd Lt Lattn MIR SHIVER LUCILLEI G1rls Glee Treas Torn Tows A Cappella SIMMANG ROBERT ANDREW Senlor Cla s Pres Stu dent Counc1l Iett Forum Cheerleader SIMMONS IOAN Gtrls Cadet Corps Cdt Capt R1ttt Team Ietfenallty Ftne Arts Rec Secy Skeltons Chap atn Glam of 1948 SPEARS FRANKLIN SCOTT Lat1n Pres Senate Parl Student Counctl Advt ory Pre Debate Team Rangler SPENCER MONA La sos Crrls Glee Pres Spanlsh Masque and Gavel ACappella Pres Ietfenahty MIR SPENCER WES Hayne Pres Student Councll Boy Terms Team Advtsory Pres SPICE IOHN O Senate Declaratlon Staff Asst Spor Edttor SPOLLIN BOB Oltph1ntAdV1sory SPRING CARLTON IAMES Hayne ROTC Cdt lst Sgt STENGL GERALD E Monttcello Staff Busrness Edttor IU Ch1ef Natl Honor Soctety Ieffenahty Scrtbblers Latrn Eucl Math Student Counc1l Hon Memoer Oulll anal Scroll STEPHENS TED Senate I Club Student Counctl Foot ball Team Manager 46 47 Track Team 47 48 STEURENTHALER ADELINE MARY Dugosh Advt ory STOKES PATSY G1rls Cadet Corps Cdt 2nd Lt Dr1ll Team MIR STOLLE SHIRLEY ANN Davrs Adv1sory STOVER GEORGE WILLIAM Boyle Advtsory STRARUP SHIRLEY LORRAINE Bennett Adv1sory STRAUCH ELAINE MIR Hrst Lassos Capt Spanxsh Fme Arts Natl Honor SOCIETY STRIBI ING SHIRLEY M I R Vtce Pres Glrls Cadet STRIEBER IOHANNA Shalcespeares Sgt at Arms Grrls Tennts Team STRUM GERALD STAI LEY Monttcello Statt AdVfTt1S1Hg Manager Latln Outll and Scroll STURM CHARIES C School Band Lrbrartan School Orchestra SWING WANINIS Monttcello Panel Asst Arch Ranglers TACOUARD AUSTIN H School Band Vtce Pres B Basketball 45 46 TAFOLLA ELIZABETH Flne Arts TAMEZ RUBEN FELIPE ROTC Cd Znd Lt Arch Ranglers TAMPKE GLEN ALBERT Football Team 44 45 TANKERSLEY BOB I Club Cor Secy Senate Foot ball Team 47 48 TASSOS WALLACE EDWARD I Club V1ce Pres Foo ba Letterman 44 45 45 46 46 47 47 48 All Crty All Dtstrtct Honorable Menttfn on All State 47 AlID1str1ct All South Iron Man Ranglers TATE FLOLYNN Gtrl Cadet Corps Cdt 2nd Lt and Secy Shakespeares Vtc Pres Spanxsh Masque and Gavel Ietlenahty TAUBERT FRANK RICHARD Arch lst Vtce Pres Vlsua Ald Asst TAYLOR ANNA BELLE Gtrls Cadet Corps Cdt 2nd Lt MIR Iettenallty Rep Declaratron Staff IN1.. , 2 ' , -.: , .: 'g fs 'sg I 13. , I f J' ' , -.5 Y 2 5 - , --1 5 . , , ' , 0' l ' 5 '. . , ,. g I , .. . ts ' 2 - 4 : ' 7 ' 5 'z . 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M 1953 Glm of 1945 TAYLOR KITTY LEE Las os Scrtbbler Cor Secy MIR Sgt at Arms Spanlsh Ieftenahty TAYLOR MARY LOU Lassos MIR Ieftenallty Scrrb bler V1ce Pres Spantsh TAYLOR MIGNON GLOVER Shakespeares Lassos Sgt Ieftenallty Hlst TERRY SAM RUSK Senate Advlsory Pres Boys TQHHIS Team THORNE GILBERT Senate THORNTON WOODEORD Brawner Advtsory THROWER IOHN ROBERT Arsteln AdV1SOI'Y TINCH MARY FRANCES Masque and Gavel TIPTON REBA IUNE Gtrls Glee E1ne Art TODD ELLEN CLARE Lassos ltLt and Pres Lat1n Secy Advrsory Pres Shakespeares Iettenahty TOEPPERWEIN IUNE BEVERLY Lassos Cpl Elne Arts Masque and Gavel Adv1sory Pres TOWNSEND ROBERT LUTHER Etnney Advrsory TRAYWICK MONA LOUISE Las os Cpl Scrtbblers TRIMMIER BILLY Senate Pres Llbrary Councllor TURLEY ANNIE MAE MIR Lassos lst Lt UHR RICHARD HENRY Sprott Advrsory USRY BARBARA ANN Skeltons Lassos Masque and Gavel VAKEY KEN I Club Senate Football Team 46 47 VICKROY VIRGIL V School Band Eucl Math VILLAREAL IOSEPHINE B McFarland Adv1sory WADE BILLY HAMPTON Latln WADE P RICHARD A Cappella Male Chorus Llb arlan WADE WALLIS IOHN Hayne WAITS PEGGY MAURICE School Band Torn Tows Glrls Glee School Orchestra WALLACE DAVID GEORGE Tom TOWs Little Chlef Lat1n Male Chorus ACappella Arch H1st WALKER VERNICE IEAN Hughes AdV1 ory WALSH, IERRY B ROTC Cdt Staff Sgt PAGE 11 1 , 1 ' S, ..'1 .- - .7 ' . , I r -1 .- .1 ' 2 ' ' m, - .5 . , 1 . . .g , N .5 , 1 1 . , 1 . , 1 ' .' 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'. . 1 ' 14 .. 1 , . 1 . .lj 1 - : , .- - .. K 1 3 A '. 1 . .. .1 1 . 1 I - ' 1 ' 1 , I ' . , .: . 1 i 'I 'I 1 1 9 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' 4 , : . S . 1 I '1 ' - 311 I I 1 - l l 1 1 I 1 1 'I 1 1 ' K 1 f 1 - 1 - 1 1 1 1 .1 .- - .1 , H . D , , h - 1 1. , I .ss , .1 .. , WICKES, MARY LOIS' Lassos, lst Lt.g MIR., Sec'yg Iel- 1 C 1 - ' 1 ' . , I ' .1 ' ' ', . lst Lt. 1 I ' 1 ' 1 -- - -A 2 ' ,,', ' 5 ' . - 11 Y 1- - -1 1 f . 1. ,I - , , - 1 ' '- I ' V I T I A 'V 1 1 -1 A 1 1 1 -1 - 1 1 1 - . 1 1 , 2 ' . 1 I - -1 ll 1 S , . , 55 I Glau af 1948 WRIGHT, THELMA LOUISE: Scribblers, Sgt.-at-Armsg Girls' Cadet Corps, Cdt. lst Lt. WU, BARBARA: Latinp Lassos, Sgt, WURST, TED: Bennett Advisory. WYNNE, LIONEL: Hayne. YOACHUM, GWEN: Emery Advisory. YORK, BETTY LOU: Eucl, Math, Chaplalng Ieftenalityp Lassos, Sgt. ZIZELMAN, BARBARA IENUIEL: Girls' Gleep Ietlenality. Above Clnnaxlng a successful season of excellent plays rn our aud1tor1um thls year s semors late last May presented then' lnterpretatlon ot Shakespeare s A Mldsummer Nlghts Dream a great success wh1ch w1ll long be remembered by all who saw 1t as well as all who were fortunate enough to play ln 1t Opposlte KUpperJ Celebr1t1es ol the nlght hte ot Hollywood are well portrayed rn the scmtlllatrng muslcale The Plnk Cloud presented at the Senror Frohc lCenterJ Looklng over hrs cast wlth an expenenced eye Dlrector George Perrln ant1c1pates the pleasmg reactror ot the aud1ence to the show lLowerl Correct procedure for a comedy the golden opportun1ty presents Itself 1n the torm ot a lost wallet the shows talented scrub g1rl Nancy Kay Betts becomrng the star ot the show The Pmk Cloud enjoyed by all PXGE Q1 l l r ' . . . . . . 1 . ' 1 . . 1 1 U . . 1 11 . . 1 ' 1 u - 11 . . I . . . . , . 1 'f , I 1 . T . . . , 1 1 K U . 11 - It . 11 - 1 1 1 1 - I 5' I Swim Waalic PAGE 57 efzfubilmad lance ancf gl ' P . t Upper The left toyer wos tronstorrned rnto o wrnter wonderlond tor the senrors Chrrstrnos dosnce The loecrutrtul tree the looughs ot rnrstletoe the truly good musrc ond best ot oll the thoughts ot ornucrpoted holrdoysl Put oll these together ond we have the senror donce wh1ch wtll never be toll term Here popular Robert Andrew Srrnrnctng sentor closs prexy osks the sen1ors to choose therr ofhcers wrsely os tndeed they lotter drd lt wos on honor to be o condldote but rt wos ctlso on honor merely to hove ct shore tn electtng such wonderful leoders to gurde us through the yeorr PVP l I ' I ' I f ' I forgotten. Lower:ffThe election ot senior Clciss officers is one of the rnost irnportont events ot the .V 1 : ax eau a 1949 Upper lnsprred by therr v1s1t to the Alamo Hall L1brary othcers ol the lumor Class are entranced by the h1stor1c documents o our Texas as a repubhc before the state hood days began a century ago Left to rtght are Helen Curry W1l on Marrorle Ann Benton lohn Conrad Schaumburg Tommy Whrte Boots Gaubat Oll1v1a Dtane Buthngton Robert Earl Iarmson Ruth Ann Dav1s and Peggy lean Baker Lower W1th the never end1ng hne seemmgly growmg longer anx1ous rumors awart therr turn on photography day on the stage, each one eager to move up one more notch Wm of 746 elm of 7949 Mr T A Abbott Peggy lean Baker Dee Dee Drone Olson Robert Earl lamlson Sponsor Recordlng Secretary Htstorlan Co Sergeant at Arms Boots Gaubatz Helen Curry Wrlson Mar1or1e Ann Benton Rogers Douglas Presrdent Corre wpondrng Secretary Reporter Co Sergeant at Arms Tommy Whrte Olhvra D1ane Bufhngton Ruth Ann Davrs lohn Conrad Schaumburg Vlce Presldent Treasurer Co Sergeant at Arms Chaplaln PAGE 10 A 3 A T A Q 1 ' . lg i 5 I 1 , 1 Y t' - , 5 ,f 1 ' - 1 . 1 3 , 2 , H K , Q.. ff' r ' 3 l Q , E J . -.. .,,, 1 7' nun- , . . , . 1 A5 ar: ' . 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V . . . 1 1 1 M1 . . . .iii 1 1 1 - - - 1 Glad of 1949 BRIONES ELIA ESTELA BROWN GLENDORA BROWN HELEN LOUISE BRUCHMILLER CHARLES L BUELL DORIS IEAN BUEFINGTON OLLIVIA DIANE BURK SARAH ANN BURKE RUSSELL ROBERT CALHOUN ANN M CALLAN IUNE CLYDE ABBOTT MARGARET ANN ALBACH MARGERY ALBAUGH MARY ALCORTA SEVERO OVALLE ALVINO MARY IUNE ANDERSON MATT ANTHONE MARCIA LOIS ATKINSON THALIA BAILEY DAVID BAKER PEGGY IEAN BALL GLORIA BARRETT HENRY GRADY BEARD BOBBY IOE BEATTY BARBARA BEAZLEY HARR BURKE BELFI CHARLES ALLEN BELINSKY LOUIS BENTON MARIORIE ANN BILHARTZ ELISE IOHANNA BISHOP EDWARD DEAN BOOG MADELINE BOWMAN IOYCE OREE BOYER BILLY ALLEN BRANDT GAY ELAINE I , Y BLAISDELL, MARIE CARMEN I li fill Glau af 1949 CALLAWAY, IACK CAMPBELL, IOHN CARAWAY, RAYEORD ALBERT CARTER, SHIRLEY CARVEL, BARBARA LEE CARVER, AUDREY ESTELLE CATCHINGS, IOAN CHACON, MANUEL CHAMBERLIN, CLARA IEAN CLEGG, MARSHALL TERRELL COBERN, BILLIE IEAN COHEN, AARON COLEMAN, SHIRLEY COLUCELLI, ALFONSO COOPWOOD, BETHEL RUDOLPH COPELIN, SHIRLEY ANN COTTON, PATSY RUTH COWAN, OWEN HASKELL CURTIS, IRMA DEANE DALE, DIANA DARDEN, MARIORIE DAVIS, DOUG HUBERT DAVIS, LOIS MARIE DAVIS, ROY IAMES , DAVIS, RUTH ANN I DE LA PENA, ARMANDO DELAVAN, CORINNE LAMELL X DE LESDERNIER, IIMMY If DELGADO, AMELIA DOUGLAS, ROGERS DOYLE, BILL HENRY DUKE, STEWART DULLNIG, SHARON DURHAM, IACQUELYN RUTH EDWARDS, EUGENIA PAGE 61 elm of 7949 EGGLESTON, KAY EHLERS, VOLNEY HUMMERT ENG, WILLIE MAE EPPERSON, ANN ESSERICK, GERTRUDE MARIAN FARASEY, BILL QUINN FATOR, NORMA LOUISE FEINGOLD, LEON FIELDER, RUDY FINK, BETTY LOU FLOCK, EILEEN FLOCK, ELLEN FOOTE, ROBERT NORRIS FOSTER, GEORGE W. FOX, DAVID HENRY FRIERY, ELLA IEANNE GABLE, CHARLES A. GALLATIN, ALBERT REEVES GARCIA, FRANK GAUBATZ, BOOTS GAYLE, HANK GIBBS, ROBERT BAKER GIESE, ANNA BELLE GILBREATI-I, FRANCES EILEEN GILDART, FREDDIE PAGE Q? GIBSON, BOB GOLD, WILFRED ALLEN GONZALEZ, BLANCI-IE IOYCE GOURLEY, MARILYN GRANT, WILLIAM FRANKLIN GRAY, WALTER POWELL GREEN, WILLARD RUSSELL GREENBERG, DIANE ELAINE GRIEDER, MARY LOU GUERRA, SUNNYE A Gm of 1949 IAMISON ROBERT EARL IENKINS BEVERLY IOBSON VIRGINIA ELIZABETH IOHNS ARTHUR IOHNSON ALLEN IOHNSON IAN IOHNSON IEANNINE IONES ALBERT LEE IONES DANIEL McLEAN IONES IOHN RIDER GURLEY, CATHERINE LOUISE HAMMONDS, IANICE KAY HAND, IAMES GORDON HANER, IEROME CHARLES HARLOS ELIZABETH ANNE HARRIS ANNE HARRIS IDA MAE HARRIS IANE HARRIS IOYCE HEAD WINONA IEANETTE HELMLE KEN FRANK HENDERSON WALLY DEAN HENNESSY BILL E HILL BETTY HINZE VICTOR I-IODGEMAN ROBERT HOLLINGSWORTH MARK ALDEN HOLMES BARBARA RUTH HOOD IANET HORD MARY ELINOR HORNADAY MARION LAURA HOWELL BEVERLY HUNT KATHLEEN HUTH IEAN IGO KENNETH EDWARD PNCK hi 1 1 1 1 1 I , . 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 I , I I 1 QAM of 1949 LOVECE, RITA MQCDONALD, MARY STUART MACHANN, IO-ANN MAHAVIER, ARTHUR RAY MARKEY, PAUL MARKHAM, SHIRLEY ANN MARKS, DIANE MARSHALL, BONSIE MARTIN, BO MARTIN, IAMES IONES, MARILYN IANICE IORDAN, IANIE KATHERINE IOSEPHSON, BEVERLY IURESKI, IOYCE IEAN KATZ, EUGENE KERN, MINNIE KERR, PHILIP ROBERTS KING, BEVERLY IOAN KIRKWOOD, IANE KLEIN, IIMMIE HOOKS KLEIN, ROBERT HAROLD KNIGHT, PEGGY MARTHA KOTHMANN, BETTE CAROLE KRAUSE, CLAUDIA DEE KRIEGER, IOHN KUNNECKE, ELIZABETH KUWAMURA, FRANK LANDRUM, HARRY EUGENE , i 1- LEE, MEE YEE LEWIS, TATTY ANN LIPSCOMB, PATRICIA ANN LOBO, YOLANDA BEATRIZ LOCK, IACK ALLEN LOGAN, FRANK LONGGOOD, THEODORE EDWARD PAGE 64 MATTEI, IOE elm of 1949 MAZEL, ZELDA McDONALD, IOHN SCOTT McDONALD WM WALLACE IR McDONOUGI-I GAIL McKEE DIANE AUDREE MCKENZIE CAROLYN MCMURTRAY FRANCES MENDOZA MARIA THEODORA MEURER IEANIE MERRICK EDWARD H MEYER WALLACE HARDY MILLER BELLE MILLER IOANNA MONITA CHARLIE MONTEORT SCOTT TOWNSEND MORENO IOI-INNY WALTER MORSE MARVIN ATKINSON NELSON CONNIE NERI MITZIE NEAL DOAK NEITZKE ELSA NEWMAN MYRON NIEDERMANN PI-IYLLIS PRI CILLA IIELSEN BARBARA CLAIRE PACE! NOTA DIANE NOWLIN NANCY ANN OGDEN CLARA LOUISE OLSCHANSKY EDWIN MARVIN OLSON DEE DEE DIONL OSELAND IACQUELINE YVONNE PADGETT SIDNEY PARK ROBERT EUEGENE PARKS IO ANN MARY PARSONS ANNE f - I f I 'I f A I f I I I C f Q 1 I I f f A, 1 I 1' 15 Glwu of 1949 PATINO, IOSEPHINE MARIE PAYNE, IIMMY CORNELIUS PERCEFULL, VIRGINIA ANN PEREZ, BLANCHE THERESA PEREZ CARMEN PEREZ GLORIA CELESTE PEREZ MINERVA PERKINS GENE PEANSTIEL DO ANIX PHILLIPS LEE IAMES PIEPER HAROLD HELMUTH PIEPER HERTA PIITENGER BARBARA PLATT PATRICIA IEAN POLUNSKY BOB PONCE BERNICE RIOS PRATTES KATHERINE ESTELLE RABY IANE RADER IANET ELAINE RAITHEL MARGARET IEAN RAMSAY ALEX E REES MARGO MARY REEVES LOUIS REINAGEL IOE ARTHUR PXFE H RICE LOIS MARIE RICHARDS BETTE RICHMOND IIM ROBERTSON RONALD RICHARD RODRIGUEZ GLORIA GUIOMAR RUBIN PHILIP RUNDOUIST PETER ANTON SCALES ALVIN WATT SCHAUMBURG IOHN CONRAD SCHICKRAM RITA MARIE 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . 1 1 11 , I 1 1 1 1 1 1 an B GZGM of 1949 STONE AL STRAUCH MARY IOY STUTTS BILL H SUPRUN ALFRED SUTTIE ELAINE FRANCE SWEENEY IIMMIE TALERICO YOLANDA TAUBERT BETTY IEAN TAUBERT MARIANNE ROSE TAYLOR IEAN SCHLIESING, IOANN SCHOOMAN, VIRGINIA LEE SCHULTZ ALICE SEVIER ARMIN MAURICE SEXTON, BOB BARTON SERBER ADELE SHACKLETON, NANCY LOU SHARP GWEN SHEARER GORDON SHEETS IOYCE ANNETTE SHERROD IOAN IANICE SHIRLEY BARBARA SHOWN WINERED GUY SIMON HAROLD LeROY SLAUGHTER BARBARA SMITH CHARLES SIGEL ANIN SMITH DANNY RAY SMITH MORRIS BERTCHELL SOWELL IACK ROBSON SPENCER BARBARA SPRINGER CONRAD ROLAND STARKS VIRGINIA GAYLE STARNES HUGH PXCE 6 f I f f f f f Y I , , f f N ,-. , ,- f , 1 f , ,.. , S f , t I 1 Glam of 7949 WOODALL BARBARA WOOTEN CI ARA MAE WRIGHT IOHN WRIGHT NANCY ANN WULEE CARL EMANUEL YANTIS IOHN YOUNG MARION IUANITA YOUNG MARY CATHRYN YOUNG MILDRED ZIMMERMAN BILLY TAYLOR PAT TESNARESKI KATHERINE TORRANCE NANCY DALE TREVINO ROBERT VANDER STUCKEN ALEREIJ VILLA MARY NINEA VILLARREAL LOUISE VINZ FRANK L WALI ACE IOE CUMMINGS WARNKE LAHOMA ESTELLE WATIXINS IANEY WEINSTEIN ELAINE WEISS MILDRED WEST TOMMY SCOTT WHEELER TERRY WHITE MARY SUE WHITE TOMMY WHITT BOB WIEMERS ARLENE IANE WILK LESLIE NORMAN ILSON HELEN CURRY WILSON SHIRLEY ANN WILSON VIRGINIA WINDROW GEORGE WISEMAN VIRGINIA IACOUELINE PXCL 68 1 1 1 11 1 W 1 . 1 1 v 1 ,. 1 1 ' 1 ,., 1 1 1 11 C4644 af 1950 Commg up the shrubbery lmed front wolk ol our school ore the representotlx es ot the Closs of l95U the trusted boys ond g1rls chosen by thetr fellow odvrsory members to keep the sophomore students m contolct w1th tnerr closs olhcers when they ore elected lote ln the sprmg They orprecrote thelr respons1b1l1ty Mrs Audrey L Terry Spon or Beverly Ann Brown Pre ld nt Annette Ho7el Maxwell Vrce Pre 1d nt MGX Gdrdner Secretory Mrclley Noy Thompson Treo urer IXCI ti Www of 748 Gm of 1950 Gam a 1950 BARBAN ARNOLD BARKSDALE DON BARNETT PATRICIA IANE BATE BENNIE RAE BATES LOIS ELIZABETH BATES PAT REAGON BAXTER NORMA LEE BEERY ROGER L BESCH CARL D BIRDWELI.. LE ROY BIRENBERG ROSIE BLUDWORTH PATRICIA ARNIM BLUE MERRY TOM BOUDREAUX BETTY IEAN BOYLE CHARLES HERMAN BRADLEY FRANK BRANDT IUDY BETH BRAUCHLE IOAN ELEANOR BROOK EDWARD M BROWN BEVERLY ANN BROWN IOAN CLAIRE BROWNE KENNETH LADD BROWN MARYLYN BRYANT BAYS RAGLAND ADAMS BETTY LOU ALBERTS BETTY LOU ALCORTA GLORIA ALLEN ADRIENNE ALTERMAN LEAH GOLDA ALTFATHER ELIZABETH ANN ARNETT BETTY IO ASI-IBY REBECCA IEAN BAKER BARBARA IEAN BAKER DOROTHY CLAUDELLE I I BII-IN, BEVERLY ELAINE .U IG To I Glau of 1950 BUENZ, IOHN EREDRICK BURKE, IOHNNY WILLIAM BURR, SHIRLEY CABANA, ALTA MAE CALLAN, DINAH CAMPBELL, DONALD RAY CAMPBELL, IOSEPHINE CANTU, ROBERT G, IR. CARSON, BONNIE IEAN CARSON, NANCY IAKI CASKEY KAY CAST ILLO ESTHER CASTILLO GLORIA CERMIN IOY KATHRYN CHENGOS HELEN CHUMNEY PAT SWEARINGEN CLOUD CAROLYN VIRGINIA COFFMAN CONNIE COHAN BERNICE COHEN PATRICIA COLLINS BETTY IEAN COLLINS CLARA IANE COOPER IAMES CORTEZ DAVID L COUCH MARTHA TERRELL CURL ROBERT FLOYD DAVILA HECTOR SANTOS DAVIS BLANCHE MARIE DAVIS MARGO KATHLEEN DEASON MARIORIE ANN DEAVOURS VIOLA DENNIS WILBUR LEE DHOSSCHE ADRIENNE LENORE DONZIS BYRON DULLNIG IAN CAROL I , i I , f f 1 f , I , , lx , f f , 'YF' I , f ,,' W..- 1 11 , N.. .u4l 61644 of 1950 DUNCAN, MOYRA DUNCKER, PATRICIA ANN ECKLES, BARBARA RUTH EIDELBERG, IACK BENNETT ELLISON, BARTON ELMORE, REBECCA CAPERS ELO, SHELDON ESQUIVAL, ERNEST A. EVERETT, TOMMY IO FARNSWORTH KENNETH CHARLES FENLEY BELLE FENLEY BILLY IOE FERNANDEZ GLADYS FERRY IACOUELINE LOIS FLATO OLIVIA IUNE FLETCHER SHIRLEY ANN FLINDERS ARTHUR FOX CECIL HEBRON FRAZIER DORIS ANN FRENCH VIRGINIA LEE FRITSCH MARY HELEN FULCHER IIMMY IRA GARCIA ALICE ELEONOR GARDNER MAX GARNER DOROTHY SUE GILL RAYMOND FREDRICK GIT GUIE GLENN VERNA ARMATINE GONZALES EDWARD GOODLOE IEANNE ELIZABETH GOODMAN FRANK IRA GRAY SCOTT COLEMAN GREEN ANGILEE FORD GUERINGER SALLY ANN GULRRA MARGARITO VELASQUEZ I I I I I I I I J I I I .- ,,,,.-J .. ...- ...W I I I I PIXGI-I TZ dim pf 1950 HENDRICK HELEN VIRGINIA HENDRICKSON EUGENE HERNANDEZ BLANCHE HEROLD LADIMIR GENE HERRERA OLGA HEWITT NORMAN THEODORE HILL IIMMY H HILL NANCY LEE HILLIE BETTY IEAN HOAGLAND D! LE ZON HOGAN ROBERT LEE HOLCOMB MARGARET IOAN HOLLINGSWORTH IERRY BOB HOLZMANN ERNA ELIZABETH I-IOSKEN CARL EVERHARI' HOWARD IOYLE DOROTHY IRWIN CHARLES WELDON ISBELL BARBARA ANN IEI-'PERS MARGARET LOUISL IENSEN SHIRLEY LOUISE IENSEN VIRGINIA PAYE IOI-INSON AMY IONE IOHNSON DORIS ELAINE IOHNSTON IERRY WHEELER GUIDO, LOUIS LORELLI GURLEY, GERALDINE ANN GUTIERREZ, TOM HALBERT, DAVID STAEEARD HAMLETT, BETTY IO HALEY, ELLA PATSY HANUS, MARTHA ANN HARTZHEIM IAMES HARWELL BARBARA HAYES I W I IASCHKE, PHYLLIS IUNE , X A . xx I li T3 xx' 61644 of 1950 KUEHNER OSCAR LADON ELIZABETH LANCASTER LILLIE SUE LANDERS BILL LAWSHE PATRICIA ANNE LEONARD HARRY LEOPARD BILLY IOL LEVY LETTIE LOU LEVY MARIAN IOYCE LINTON IOHN D LIPKE BURNEY IEANE LITTLE ALLAN GRAY LLOYD IOSEPH BOWEN LONGLEY DOROTHY LOVELACE MARYLIN LOUISE LYTLE EUNICE MAGILL ELISE VIRGINIA MAKAR DAVID GEORGE MALONE IOYCE MARSHALL KAREN IOAN MARTIN IOYCE MARTIN PEARL MARTINEZ GLORIA MARTINEZ MATHEWS IACI5 GESLER IOINER IEAN ANN IONES IOYCE DOROTHY KENNEDY BILL KILLINGS WORTH MARGARET GLYN KIRCHHOFF LEROY KIPP BETTY SUE KIRSCHKE BARBARA CHARLYNE KIRSCHKE DORIS ANN KINEESE IIMMY WALTER KOST HAROLD STANLEY 1 XGL 44 LINEGAR, DIANFI MATHIS, CAROLYN elm of 1950 MATSON MARTIN MAXWELL ANNETTE HAZEL MAXWELL PHYLLIS MCADA BETTY LOU MCBRIDE RAYMOND ELSWORTH MCCARLEY MICHAEL EDWARD MCCORKLE RAWLEY CLAUD MCCREADY NEDRA GLENN MCGLASSON BARBARA PAGE, ld MCNEEL IANE MAVERICK MCNEEL SARA MCPIIERSON MARGARET IOYCE METZ IUDY METZGER EMMA BELLL MEYERS RUDY EMIL MICKLER WILLIAM CALVIN MIGUEZ LEXINA KREISLE MILLS PAULINE MOYER IACOUELYN LOVE MUELLER ALVIN DAN MUNROE IUDY MYERS RUTH NAYLOR CECELIA WELIv NELSON MARY ELIZABETH NEWNAM KATHERINE DEAN NICHOLLS HARRY NOAKE BARBARA LUCILLE NORTH IOYCE MARIE NORTON RUTH MARIE NOTA IO ANN NOVAK BARBARA NELL OBYRNE NANCY OGLE ANN LAINL MUGG, RICHARD Elm of 1950 OKEEFE I PHILIP OSBORNE CARMOLETA PACHTER MIRIAM PACKER RITA CLAIRE PARKE ROBERT HURBERT PARKS I-IUGH WALLACE PARSONS IOUETT YARBROUGI-I PAWKETT LLOYD ESTILL IR PETRAKOS EIFI PETRAKOS TON PEYTON IOAN PITTS ANN POLANCO IRENE POLK ANN PONCE BEATRICF RIOS PROCTOR PAT ROBERT RANNEY ANN RASCOE BUDDY REED WILLIA MILLARI. REYNOLDS RENA ELIZABETH RILEY FRED WHITCOMB RIMKUS ROBERT ROBINSON IANE RISIEN GEORGE LEWIS ROBERT' NORMA LEE ROVER' IACOUELYN FRANCES ROLE BARBARA ANNE ROSENBERG EDWARD MYRON RUDD TOMMY ROWE MARIE YVONNE RUSSELL ANNA LOU RYAN MAURICE ORTON SAATI-IOEE MARY KAROLINE SALAZAR SERVANDO 1 4, , If POOL, IACK N I M Xl J Q, .J I XVI Ti' Elma of 1950 SCHUETZE ELLA OR MAE SCOTT CLARENCE SCOTT IDA MAE SCOTT RICHARD LEE SEPULVLDA ROBERT SHEEN MARIAN ELIZABETH SHELTON CIOUGH SHEPARD BILL CULLOM SHIRKEY ALBERT LAUCPX SIDDALL SONINY SIMS GLENN STANLEY SIMS IEANNETTE SMITH ELEANOR LOUINE SMITH IEAN ANN SMITH MARY ANN SMITH NADINE ELIZABETH SMITH RICHARD DONALD SPANGLER IOAN SPECTOR MORRI STANARD SAM STOLLE IOYCE ELAINE STONE RALPH HAMLETT STOUT DIAINA LURENE STRELSKY, JAMES HENRY SALINAS VII CENT CRUZ SANDERu ALICE VERDENIA SAWYER TOM NATHANIEL SCHLEUSE BILL SCANTLIN LESTER WAYNE SCHAEEER DIXIE SCHMIDT GLORIA ANN SCHNIIDER ELWARD EMMA CHOEIELD SHARON LYNN SCHUBERT BARBARA IO KCL P KGB ., P N 'T SEARLE, KATHRYN ANN -, L , III O Y 1 A I Elm of 1950 TIMPSON, HELEN LOUISE TINCH, A. C. TRAVIS, WAYNE KENNETH TROUTZ, EUGENE TURNER, MARY IANE TYNAN, RICHARD ALDSWORTH VALPADEZ, VICTOR DAVID VAUGHAN, GWYNNE MCNIELL VELASCO, EDDY VENINCASA, LOUIS ANTHONY VERMILLION, RUTH LENORA VOGEL, FRANCES IEAN WALBRIDGE, NYRA WALVOORD, CLARA WARREN, BILL WARREN, EUGENE WATKINS, CAROL MADELLE WATSON, IOYCE ADELAIDE WEIMER, IOHN WILLIAM WEIR, DWIGHT MOODY WELLS, MARGARET ETTA WHITE, DOROTHY LQRUE WICK, MARGA WILLIAMS, BOB WINDROW, SARAH ANIIL STUART, BOBBY GENE STUART, IANET STUTZ, ELIZABETH ANN SUGERMAN, CHARLES FISHER TAMEZ, BOBBY TANNEBERGER, MYRNA IOYCE TANNER, BILLIE IO TAUCH, CARL THOMPSON, MICKEY NAY THOMPSON, ROBERT ANDREW I Glau of 1950 WINGO, NANCY IANE WOFFORD, BARBARA WOLFSON, FRANCES RAE WONG, MABLE WOODS, DALLAS WORTHY, MARY FAITH WRIGHT, LOLLIE ' WRIGHT, LOUISE WYNNE, PATSY I. YORK, IOANNE IRENE ZANDER, ROBERT KEMPER Thr1lled at havlng thelr plctures taken for the Montlcello eager sophomores itll out mforma tlon envelopes pr1or to the photography Although 1t IS a new experlence tor them thev speedlly and eft1c1ently carry out all 1nstruct1ons so that they too may loe loeaut1tul therr Annual Enthusrasm and responsrlorlrty at thelr flnest are shown by these new students ,Mm mia PXGL J I - . , J . , . . . H . ,, . si '- I 5 v I it . Q wr A ,, ' M .. ' I: 4 'ww I My , az I Q , ' A Q2 ' I ' TS 'L gnjaq ' QJGM Top Row Mr I M Hays Spons Robert Easton Burke Pres Marvm Atklnson Morse lst Vice Pres Iohn Scott McDonald 7nd Vice Pres DGVld George Wallace Htsr Second Row Frank Rlchard Tauhert S cy Iohn Marvm lfedlar Parl Charles Russell Cxbbs Chaplaln Bill Palrner Sat at Arms Pat Swearmgen Churnney Iaclc Bennet Flclelberg Bottom Row RabertNorr1s Foote I.ou1sI.orell1 Guldo Wallace Hardy Meyer Ralph Hamlett Stone WGUIHIS Swmq Ruber Fell e Tamez XAIT 5C T00 1-F Cf M fl. 3 f f 5 '-h al-I SPRING TERM OFFICERS MR I M I-IAYS Sponsor RAYMOND L PLOEGER Presldent FRANK RICHARD TAUBERT lst VICS Presldent IACK BENNETT EIDELBERG 2nd Vrce Prestdent ROBERT EASTON BURKE Secretary Treasurer IOI-IN MARVIN PEDLAR Parlramentarran DAVID GEORGE WALLACE I-Ilstorlan CHARLES RUSSELL GIBBS Chaplam BILL PALMER Sergeant at Arms PXFILQ Drscussrng today s modern trend rn archrtecture as well as yesteryear s classlc styles future lourlders of San Antonro s homes and skyscrapers emoy unusual Arch1tectural Club nseetrngs whrch cornbtne pleasure wlth busrness acficfean 61145 Top Row Mxss Ida Mae Murray Spons Eonnxe jo Schmlck Pres Ianet Carol B xzrnan orley Cor Secy Wllham Walter Beuhler I Treas Allen F Grum Parl Dat Lee Lha la n Mar-c Alden Holhngs North Sgt at Arms Margery Albach Leah Golcla Alterman Avery Henry Gra ly Barrett Ahlrd Row Don Barksdale Iohn O Barrett Charles Alle Merrv To n Blne Myrtle lane Boss Ioan Eleanor Brauchle Bottom Row IoAnne Ruth B Ethel Lana Clarlc Darlene Crowell Ruth Ann DGVIS Cho Rae DIFKBY Kay Egaleston mathernatlcs ponder over the rntrrcacles and the almost unlrmlted possrbtl mes of the shde rule one of the rmportant tools ol the motthematrclan V1 e Pres Yvonne Hutton Rec Sec y Pattre Io Allen rl t Second Row Betty Lou York Lometa Anderson Mary Anna Ashonoff Gllbert n B ltr Fltse Iohanna Bllhartz Le Roy Btrdwell rrer Iune Clyde Callan Robert G Cantu I ,751 SPRING TERM OFFICERS MISS IDA MAE MURRAY Sponsor BONNIE I0 SCI-IMICK Presrdent ALEX F RAMSAY VICG Presrdent P XG-E 83 I-'all Term officers ol the Math Club, eager to increase their knowledge ol l . . . . . . . . ,-30' X . . . I . - ' ' .ifitfi ' fir., I n . 57 ' 4 4' I W, ncficfean lwalffze ' Top How tartan t 1 cl-c x 1 ll J L en foo ae! O tl lx1.flYlfwO!1ZCll1 Norma le umm G-angals s Second How lrank Ira Caaiman a te r P wr ll Q ru Wlllsrrc u sel Grf Mary llmor Horf lievfr eplrsorr no K l f frank Lo Ir Third ow la Amt fxclwfxrxn ayce Nalfr at 1 et Gal :nouah Nttrlmr l any zrrlc saute mum Nu Bottom Row M mn N vvman Amta Verne lnt 1 sl lf '1 v er u 0 nu an G Pf Amtd deltant yells at protest tram lrapless rmtrates and l'11lar1ous roars at dellglrtt from tl'1e1r torturers llpsttck smeared Eucltclearrs to be run three leg ged races slp a queer nameless brew and push pertctls Wttrt thetr noses Q- .ga 14:5 5' T 'sa' -A 2 SPRING TERM OFFICERS YVONNL IIUTTON Rec Secretary PAT LEE ALLEN Cor Secretary MERRY TOM BLUE Treasurer IIMMIE O LEARY Pnrllrfnerttarrart T' XFF bi fconi I : - Gertxltfslee lv. . flss fri , lllltx lef urns l'r1f:ry All,-f-rf Hf:e,':::f1Gt llf ,.rr, If-rry Pr. -, All. ,S r. 3 ldsrm 1 fu ' ' X1 ns, ef 2 ' rf Z- Y' 1 ,f W l 3 O v fl L y, l H fs: 2 l von, 1 lg 2 ly Im: V 5 , Hu l l Svmley Kant, Oscar uv m 'r ' 'V A ' R : - 1- M , I ' . rue, I, N M't1 -. l MC Dr Q 2' Q 'Walter Mclllt. 7 Lltwarfl H M2 ll, lx M, , , lllrzu etzkv :- y fe ' , ' O'Kr - 5 l.::.::m- U Le' ry, lCi. Lll1l'7 Marte lla nf, Arrwm ta lie L1 lt fi, 'v'lr'11mf1 Arm llerceel Il D A Pl' stu-l l'lf1tr1c1'1 le rx l :tl , . . . . ,jg-If-.'.7I ,, f '- v A f v ',.' .,1,i '-:, u- 1.-.:. ,I-I., . - - , , f - 1 5 : ag - L ' '- -, :I - uc, gacficfean Glu! Top Row ours Pltlulc lanet Blame Rader Alex F Ramsay Wxl 11 A Rally Marlo Yvonne Rov e Iol n Cor ad Schaumburg Adele Serber Second Row dnl 5 Hl91S9 Vlrgmla Lee Schooman loan lanlce Sherrod Wxnlred Guy Shown lxarlu. Srmlh Barbara Soul Lzerald F Stenal Marlanne Rose laubert Thlrd Row Katherine Teenare lu Mickey Nay 'lhonyuon Eu ene Troutz Vlfgll V VlCkYOY Nyra Vxfalorldae loe Car 'wings Wallace Clara Vfalvoord Lahoma hstello Warnlfe Bottom Row B1ll War en Clint Wetlbachfr Rrcks WllSOH Shirley Arn Wxl on Vtrqtma lacauelmc Wtvfrran Florence Blame Wolff CI M W 34 151 y Juan S. 'X' Vu ?a SPRING TERM OFFICERS fContJ MARY ANNA ASI-IONOFF Hxstorlan Reporte LE ROY BIRDWELL Chaplam MARK ALDEN HOLLlNGSWORTll Co Sergeant at Arrnw RUTH ANN DAVIS Co Serqeant at Arrne IXGI 'S ara an ootf n Lollle Wrlqht I-lavmg been gracwusly 1nv1ted by Mrs Carter to examme her observatory Math Clulobers hudale around her telescope for thelr chance to observe the planet Venus as Mrs Carter tells of some of the mystenes of the unwerse ' Nah Social' Top Row Mres Ruby Evelyn Duqosh Spons lone Emerson Pres lrmrrue Wrllmrr Vlce Pres loan DICKSOYI Re Sec y Borboro Crossette Cor Sec y Wrllre Elmer Ccxshron Porl Amye Elrzobeth Mcmz H151 Borbo Q Spencer Ref Second Row lerry Bonney Sgt or Arrne Rebecca leon Ashby lrmmy Gordon Barry Paley Louise Bclrry loan Becker Mcrrjorre Ann Benton Pam IG Arnlrr Bluovx orllr lvlfrlle lane Booth lo Ann Ru'h Brenner Bottom Row loan Clulre Brown Dorls leon Buell Dmoh Collon Mome Ann Chculberlclln Mllflrecl Sue fhopr' on Sondra Cobb Blllle lecm Cobem Shlrley Ann Copelrn Darlene Crowell fa 41. an g-KJ ,wwf SPRING TERM OFFICERS MISS RUBY EVEIJYN DUGOSH Sponsor IIMMIE WILLIAMS Presuzlenl ELBERT PFEIFFER ll? Vrce Preerdenl IOAN SIMMONS Rec Secretory P XGI 84 Hlqlqllghtmg o successful yeor for the orlletlc young members of lefferson S Elne Arts SOCIGIY IS the long olwcuted VISII to the Wltle Museum IH Brock enrrdge Pork llms tlme to see on mlerestmg exlmbrt ol 1'l'IOd6II'l1Sl1C ort Wallis. :f '. K , ,.p ,' , S .5 lbs, .- . 5 , C. ' 7 , . ' 1 ' . If ' ' ' , .I Y l ' If - , w Y -I ' 2 s .,, I . x r 4 . 1 If , I ' Y I f' l 1 y - L I . A ' ' b 'iiilu ' ' ' ,uiikz , . , . . . . . - , iffgli. Gabaefiib , . . . . . . . . .-,- 1 - '1If LlfI :Haag-:zz T'-'1-' -. ' - --4? .-u'. l A ..... ,,,.1. . r . - I I, f' or I ' L I I y I It ,K Z h I i 4 ,6 3 Q ly - 1 ' ,-9 Q . Q I '. ..-. V- W .1 s Q I ' 2 Q I Z . ' 'I 1 me 14451 Sacie Top Row Edna De Larrea Ltllxe Beryl Doe-hne Mary lrene Pdgerton Ann Ferguson Betty Lou Fmk O Ura Iune Plato Eileen Flock Lllen Flock Dorxs Ann Frazler Second Row Harrxett Yvonne Goodloc. Angllee To cl Green VV1ll1amGuara1a lane Carolyn Hair ton larxce Yay Hamrnonds lane Harris Della Hoelqen lvlaraaret loan Holcomb LeWare Holden Bottom How Marlon Laura Horn! lay S111 ley Louxse Iensen loyce Dorothy lon Adele Urn y Kxrz NJ l C Ktra P sy Da lmg Klave Letue Inu Levy lane MGVeT1CK M Neel Sara MCNSLI Two talented Fme Arts members Rowena Webster and Barbara Crossette proudly cllsplay tl'1e1r unusual ortgmal lndtan desrgns that won for each of them S20 and honorable mentton m tne Orrgmal Amerlcan lnchan Destgn Contest sf J .2 -r,. .1-.1 xr 8 SPRING TERM OFFICERS fContl BARBARA CROSSETTE Cor Secreta. y lOAN DlCKSON Treasurer BARBARA SPENCER Parllamentarlan PAT TAYLOR Hrstorlan IXCI Xl - 2 . . . . . l'y ' , ' . D . , e :e Hg r 7 l 5 , I ' 'F 5 I . 'p 7 . . . g . :-- ' 1 f , 'r , I . 7 es- B.. l . Av1llf1I.l . al' r' rr , - ' C 7 2' 1.1-. 'ix . I .ww 1 H f f USGS! A ' ' ' l ' ' - A Y - - 4 - - ' ZF 1? ,. f :faxin- . ,- -. :Maur-: '.5f:::5T . '-4: 3. '- '! '2?Jl gm- . - . . 9 5' , q T4 1...3S,. , , 4. - , . . . me 144251 Saciel' Top Row Iccnnr Nrle Lamont Moorc, lndy Munroe Barbara Qlalre Nlelsen Dee Def, Drone, Olson llbert Rlelller l Ruddy Rasvoe Lo Marle Rrce G1 rra GUlOU ar Rodriguez Second Row Barbara Anne Roll Ioseplt l Rome Karl Rcholz-'I Barbara loyce Schubert lcla Mae Scott loan E-rmmons Ieanette Srms Diana Lurene Stout Pat Taylor Bottom Row Reba lun Tljlllfl Gene Town cncl Mary lane Turner Ruth Lenora Vermxllron Rowena Webster Barbara Wllllams Martha lean W1 son Nan y lam WIDQO Mary Cathryn Ynuna lnstenmg mtently members ot the Frne Arts Socrety en1oy the msptratronal ., speech ot the Reverend loe Brown Whose unusual rnterpretatron of the value .2 mr, P T 6 SPRING TERM OFFICERS CContD EDNA DE LARREA Reporter SANDRA COBB Clraplam IIMMY GORDON BARRY Co Sergeant at Arms MA7lE ANN CHAMBERLAIN Co Re-rqeant at Arm MARION LAURA HORNADAY Art Cr1ttc l ' - ,r X .lrg . lg ' : l . '.',g . 21 - . 5 f ' , ,p .5 . , 0 1 ' 1- 1 1 f 1 - ,Q ' Y Q z ' '5 ug ' , If-f A Q f 7 . Sw ,, ., A A W . , W ' C ,Z , , .,.. , , . . . . . . . 15 35, I - -,111',:a:. . . .n,,-:mfg f sgiffief., of art will be remembered and Valued by talented young Rembrandts-to-be. I lfiiif l?'.fllf79'l' . EE ' l'.XfllC NH Upper:---Theme ol the meaningful Brotherhood Week assembly in the? Brotherhood Week should be in evidence everywhere lilly-two weeks of each yefrr Right Center: - Mr. llabouzsh, native Goli- lecrn, shown ineiuenlogx of the Holy Lund flllwl' his Very line talk Left Center:-Subantiiur ing lor the stchedulfffl :apeolcer on Conslitiiliozi Day, Mr. Roger: in Gbly ciseiasled by Rodney Hciwthornrr East and lVlc1r:shc1ll Terrell Clwgq Lower:-W Registration goes on merrily in ouz Cmfelerio cz! the rlfite meeting Ol the Texan Aaseocicltion of Student Councils in February fnZ'me41f11ng, Ucc ' PAGE Stl Jayne fbedaiinq acid Top Row Mr G C Dantel Sporms Wes Spencer Pres Iohn D Vluqa 1stV1cePres Robert laston Burke Secy Cec1lR Spark Treas Chris Crth Parl Second Row B111 Rogers Hlst Cltarle VV1ll1a rt Pore Rep Bruce Mtlam lor es Chaplatn Robert M Brut Co Sgt at Arms Max Gardner Co Sgt atArms Sarah Ann Burl' Masco' Bottom Row Amy lone Iohnson Ma cot Ioy M Douaall Mascot Lamont Moore Mascot Anna Belle Taylor Mascot I.z,Rof Btrlwfell Frans Bailey N' 'Y Y ,Q 'Arn EASE? ilu Aa SPRING TERM OFFICERS MR G C DANIEL Span or CHRIS ORTH Prestclent BRUCE MILAM IONES Vtce Pre tdent ROBERT EASTON BURKE Secretary I XII Ill At an early Wednesday mormng meetmg the members of the Executtve Com mlttee of the Hayne Club confer wtth thetr able sponsor Mr Darnel on the ' Sv ',4l - - - lg I , .- - ffl.. -I 0, ll ll :-4 A ,I sly Cf , z 2 z , I 5 X ' L' , I Y . ,rA,,E .J:r,t7:l fl ml , . , z .2 5: KL 21'-1--Lx,--Q-' 2 plans for thetr Chrtstmas hayride and outing, anxiously awaited by members. 3' I3 . - ' lv If wt- 4 I , -7 ,.f , , . A. .. h l. ,' K Ng ,ie ,,V- 4,5 ,me V, 1' ..-clam ' J .c'?5 . L ',,r 6533? R ,V ,LE 37' ' V iw R, W vfwlvl 'far Q! ' e r :ce Jfcufne fbeiaifzlnq 5 Top Row Kenneth Ladd Browne Charles I.. Bbuchmlller Bill R Butts lack Charles Arthsrr Fllnders Second Row Ilmmy Ira Fulcher Lamar Wood Gardner Raymond Fredrtck Grll Frank Ira Goodrran Walter Powell Cray Ken Ray Huedepohl Bottom Row George Iackson Howard Franklrn Iobson Btll Kennedy Robert Howard Km ey Brlly Kuehn I-raymond Elsworth McBr1de Cokes tamales and the cheery warmth of a glowmg bonflrel Max Gardner s gurtar and popular cowboy songsl Clear sweet votces rarsed rn Chrtstmas carolsl All these wrll make the Haynes Cltrrstmas outmg long remembered iii Wu-new I XIV- vfa HA MCE, W 3155 SPRING TERM OFFICERS fContl CECIL R SPARKS Treasurer BILL ROGERS Parlramenta ran G CHARLES MERBETH I-I1 tartan CHARLES WILLIAM POPE Reporter XCI' : i 5 I , I , I I I ' . I : R . 5 5 r ' ' 5 . 1 ' J 5 . : - . ' t , ' , Y ' S . 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Rlchard Muqq Fred Whltcornh Rxley Second Row Francts McQueen Rozello Bill Cullom Shepard larnes WllllGHl She:-'von Carlton Iames Spring Conrad Roland Sprmger MlCk6y Nay Thompsow Bottom How Frank L Vmz WGlllS lohn Wade Wtlham l Watson Bob Wxlhams Rxclcs Wilson L1onel Wynne Wig., Holdmg up a bench tnstead ol the prove-rb1al flagpole hapless Hayne ,,.,,.Qa nk 1n1t1ates s1t on th1n an at TIQICI attent1on and hold then' masters books IH HA 4' thelr rnlnds IS the jubtlant thought that soon they W1ll be the torrnentors 9 'Wy 23 5- ,JV SPRING TERM OFFICERS fContJ ROBERT M BRITT M Chaplaln All A TAYLOR CHANDLER Co Sergeant at Arms FRANK BRADLEY Co Sergeant at Arms IXCI 'F : f 7 , . g t . c ' g . : '--- l , I 'Y Q Q Q V l . J , V if l , ' . , ' I . X f gf ' , at - - - - fn .- -,v 'YE f ' - 41. A-Q53 .71-v . . . , . , . . - . . I I . .,,, i M y , f 2 1 --wr . ,: - - - - - - ., . .. - .J 5 ----..--.M 1 . ' ,. f. - -V , Q, Fw ,. A R K .H C1 t., . X , 4 . 51,,:.t.JQML '51, . V . H -. ,writ-:ft A445 A YN' ,A r n . tt fr 'J' - ll I , t A S5 fig .,,,. it I, sc ,LZ - I f'N W . 'P r bi 3. g?i?5 ,Mi I, l v-1 Q 1 c f' 0: Upper:-Stressing the sincere platforms of the candidates for election as president of the Student Council for l947-'48, Weldon Thomas introduces the able contenders to his left as lohn M. Schaefer, Tommy Allen Christian, Buddy Scott, and lane Schimmel. Center:--This memorable scene from the hilarious Skelton comedy, Getting pinned, will keep alive our memories of the unusually good shows of the l947?fl8 sea- son on our stage. Lower: -f Cavorting chorus of mischievous Mustangs lend professional talents to the Skelton's already great show. Courageous on the football field, our heroes panic easily on the stage. PAGE DIS Mlm W4 SPRING TERM OFFICERS MRS. GRACE CARTER KEELING Sponsor DOROTHY ANN BLACK President AMY IONE IOHNSON lst Vice-President ANN KAY SHEPARD 2nd Vice-President KARL SCHOLZE Rec Secretary IERRY BONNEY l Asking questions ol their distinguished guest speaker from Trinity University ,. and carrying on an interesting discussion, leltenality Club members are living up to their true purpose, the acquiring ol a well rounded personality. Cor. Secretary 2 Top Row: -Dorothy Ann Black, Pres, Ierry Bonney, lst Vice-Pres, Marisue Blythe, 2nd Vi::efPres, Karl Scholze, Rec. SeC'y, IoAnn Marie Kurth, Cor SeC'y' Billie ieanne Craddock, Treas., Annette Hazel Maxwell, Parl, Mignon Glover Taylor, Hist, Anna Belle Taylor, Rep, Elaine Frances Suttie, Chaplain. Second Row: -A Pat Taylor, Sgt -at-Arms, Gordon Williams, Sat.-at-Arms, Mary Albauqh, Pat Lee Allen, Dorothy Marie Anderson, Matt Anderson, lohn Banlcston, Elise Iohanna Bilhartz, Patricia Arnirn Bludworth, Madeline Boog. Third Row:fAnne Browne, Sarah Ann Burk, Robert Easton Burke, lune Clyde Callan, Clara lean Chamberlin, Mazie Ann Chamberlain, Ethel Laura Clark, Grace Cleary, Sandra Cobb, Shirley Coleman. Bottom Row: f lanies Alfred Collins, Ruth Ann Davis, lldna De Larrea, Ann Ferguson, Betty Lou Fink, William Guardia, Ianice Kay Hammonds, lane Harris, Susie Hays, Winona leanette Head, MIM ' SPRING TERM OFFICERS-ICont.I ' T W' ROBERT EASTON BURKE Treasurer BARBARA IOYCE ROPER Parliamermtariah BARBARA PITTENGER I'll,SlOflCITl CARO MAE OLIDS Reporter LAMONT MOORE Chaplam BRUCE MILAM IOP ES Co Sergeant at Arm BILLIE IEANNE CRADIJOCK Co Sergeant at Arm Plahmrtg therr sprmg programs ofhcers and portsor of the Ieftehalrty Club meet m executtve SESSION to choose speakers for therr me-etmgf, speakers who wlll help them carry out therr club purpose m the hrghest degree fop Row Il 1 1 1 1Ie Il HIIII 1, y on rs Mr1r1fr1 oI1112o1 oa au rr an mr ey race f c Mar Rlth May lr toy McDougall Storlmg I1 he r Mrllhanf Second Row A rxye Iltzalan th MGIHL V rfztma Murray Nanpy A1111 Nowlm Amta V: me O Ixrfnt Cwarol Mae Olfls Dec Dee D10 O on Chl OrtI1 Ruth Ptml Barlpara P1tte'-naer Rele Ca Paulo Thzrd Row I nny Loma R1Ce B1II Roger Barbara rme Roll Barbara I y r Ro I e Serper o Ann alter Arm Kay qherard M1ldrod Ellzaheth Slator f e1c-lol I Stcnal B I itutt Bottom Row Ea yr1r1 zte Iran Taylor Krtty Lux Taylor Mary L u Taylor II Clare- T dl Carat lx :cl Ile Witkm Mlllrgl Wmss Mar Lo1s W1cIxes Ma I11 I B tv Lou on III' ,rv ,W WQEJX- .r YY ff A. 21,0 E35 IIT 'I W Jwfiu NA I, - - - .s N 1 - - - .1 1 . 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'I 5 A sw if ik l if aw -is 40004001 SPRING TERM OFFICERS fContl EDWIN MARVIN OLSCI-IANSKY Treasurer BOB POLUNSKY Parhamentarlan PHILLIP RICHEY H1stor1an WILLIAM MILLARD REED Reporter BAYS RAGLAND BRYANT Chaplam CHARLIE MONITA Co Sergeant at Arms HARRY EUGENE LANDBLIM Co Sergeant at Arms :SIR 5511 C Y fjj Very qutckly ltvmg up to thelr new respons1lo1l1t1es Ieffersoman Forum aim offtcers of the second term hold an rmportant executwe meettng tn the1r club C EFA room to make extenstve plans tor one of thetr mteresttng sprmg affa1rs rig Top Row Sloeldor Flo Boots Gaubatz Scott Coleman Gray Carl Everhart Hosken B111 Landers Harry Eugene Landrum Ioseph Bowen Lloyd Second Row Hans Mangold Bob Martug Marvtn Atkmson Morse Robert Eueqene Park Bob Polunslcy Buddy Rascoe WllllGU' Mlllard Reed Bottom Row George LEWIS Rlslen Irwin Edward Scott Robert Andrew Slmmanq Harold LeRoy Stmon Wayn kenneth Tran Lester Cha les Whipple George Wlndrow .Balm Glad SPRING TERM OFFICERS MISS PEARL WEST Co Spon or MISS GLADYS E MORGAN Co Sponsor FRANKLIN SCOTT SPEARS Presldent NORMA DELL SMITH l t VICE Prestdent MILA HOOPER SPANGLER Znd VICQ Pre 1dent KAW' wxvtlflg J Enthuslashcally drscussmg the lovely Latrn Club trad1t1on of awardrng prlze 4. mythology books to lucky class wlnners of a competvhve test ln May these A An , club ofhcers are dehghted at the chance to prev1eW the coveted prrzes 4 Hooper Spangler Ind Vrce Pres Ellen Clare Todd Rec Sec y Pat Taylor Cor Sec, y Mary Altec Greaves Trea l N ltzk Parl Secon Row Io Ann Shaller Hrst BllllO Iaanne Craddoclc Rep Elalne France Sultle Cnap laln WllllG l A Relly Co Sgt at Arm Maurlce Orton Ryan Co Sgt at Arms Eclv ard H Me, rrck Co Sgt at Arms Marga et Arn Abbott lltzabeth Ann Alilather Lometa Anderson Bottom Row Thalra Atlcrnson Peggy lean Baker Harry Burke Beazley Nancy Kay Betts Ianet Carol Brrzman Olhvla Drane Bulfrngton Sarah Frances Calhoun Paulrne Campbell Reber G Cantu Ir l it 33' , .' ' f ul . 1 , . ' 422 , - A Top Row:fMiss Pearl West, Co Sponsy Miss Gladys Morgan, Co Spons, Franklin Scott Spears, Presg Norma Dell Smith, Isl Vrce Presy Mila , 'I ' ,- .3 ' , . ' g , . 5 'r 5, . llsa e 0, , d ' 5 I . , . SPRING TERM OFFICERS KContJ PAT TAYLOR Secretary MAR I' ALICE GREAVES Treasurer ELSA NEITZKE Parllamentarlan IO ANN SHAFFER H1stor1an BILLIE IEANNE CRADDOCK Reporter JAQV' rm 0, 4 A lik, vc'-4143 NRS? iw WZWQM Culmtnatron ot a dream to many ot tnese fortunate new members IS the pr1v1 leae of becornlng part of leffersons wonderful Latm Club of wluch tl'1e1r brothers and 51SlGfS have been happy members over a penod of many years Top How Tommy Allen Chrlsttan Connle Coffman Bebe Ruth Couch Darlene Crowell Robert Floyd Curl Eva Rae Currte Irma Deane Curtls Marlene Ann Deason Cortnre La nell Delavan Second How C110 Rae Dlckey Laura Mane Dreterl Ann Lpperson B111 Qumn Farasey Leon Ferngold Btlly loe Fenley lacqueltne Lots Ferry Dana Hen y Fox Irmrny lra Fulcher Bottom Row Ierry Gee Anna Belle Gxese Gute G11 leanne Flmabeth Goodloe M llyn Gcurley Qcott Coleman Gray Walter Powell Gray Catherme Loutse urley Geraldme Ann Gurley 7 U O . A g. A . I R9 ,Mg mxgalivfd, . L . . . ,- M - .rxrgxi T ,. A A . ' .. -1 ml . . . aJfmGuA SPRING TERM OFFICERS fContl ELAINE FRANCES SUTTIE Chaplatn WILLIAM A REILY Co Sergeant at Arms MAURICE ORTON RYAN Co Sergeant at Arms EDWARD H MERRICK Co Sergeant at Arms :AW 5 rf. sw 0 , W HIM Qurte a turnover from classtc Lattn to Wtld Westl Attrred tn cowboy cos 4 turne Erankltn Scott Spears Lattn Club prestclent presents tavortte cowboy g 'WY tunes at the Lattn Saturnalta and Wrns ttrst prtze tor the best performance 2'-35-I xiwfx Top Row lane Carolyn I-Iaxrston Anne Harrts I W Hayes Wmona leanette I-Iead Wal y Dean Henderson Frark Htclts Delta Hootgen Bruce Nell Roerman LeWare Holden Second Row Frna Eltzabeth Holzrrtann lean Ann lotner V1v1an Maxtne Kltchens Harold Stanley Kost lo Ann Machann Eealrxce Thelma Martm loyce Marttn Robert R Marttn Ida Grtselda Martmez Bottom Row 7elda Mazel Barbara McGlasson leante Maurer Belle Mtller Ann Lame Ogle I Plnlt O Keele Ca ol Mae Olds larrtes Wtlltam Parmley Mtn rva Perez DoAnn Plan ttel 0 'Q 1 A33 A R I ly.. I . .I . . . V offs. - 1 -.ig , vu 7 ' 2 ll 2 . - 'Pl ' I I Y I l 1 I A ' ' A I t 5 ' A t F S' . I I I Gjiltebtd SPRING TERM OFFICERS CConH Chcurmcm of COmm1tf66S PAT TAYLOR Chatrman Program Commtttee DO ANN PFANSTIEL Chatrman Protect Commrttee WALTER POWELL GRAY Chatrman Hospttahty Comm1ttee 55273 1 sh 1 Recalltng the Gay Ntnettes talented members of the Lattn Club the Barber wvalbya Shop Quartette render an appealtng lavortte that deltgltted our grand par f 4 ents as much as tt does today s Lattn Club at thetr annual Roman Saturnalta Eitj-,XV ., 2562.423 y es ane o rn on Jrbara Ioyce Roper Rrta Marte Schlckram Btll Schleu e Second Row Rtxha d Lee Scot Clough Slaelton Ill R emary Shenard Barbara Snr le! Gerald E Stengl lames Henry Strelsky Gerald Stanley S un ll rt nne Rose Tauoe t lean Taylor Bottom Row Robert Ardrew Thompson B11 y Hampton Wade Davtd Gear e Wallace Q Dat Ann Walter Cla a Wal corl Nu h Nellbo n Martha lean Wrl on Ba ba a Wu Mary Cathryn Young Robert Kemper Zander L xg? W , . , . . I 9 ' , , . ' ..,:-t 41 .Li ' . , , . - . W ' ' . A f nr ' 1 , 4 Top Row: -Herta Preperg lrene Polancop loan Proctorg IoAnn Reedg Margo Mar Re 'g I R b s 5 Br 5 ' ' ' 5 T t Mmm ,v Maman amlazpfi sw SPRING TERM OFFICERS MRS. MARY E. TALIAFERRO Sponsor NANCY KAY BETTS President SHIRLEY STRIBUNG Vice-President MARY LOIS WICKES Secretary ANN KAY SHEPARD Treasurer g? '-lH 'iI.. ,H' 'lim .c-6' 53- 64. -Lflfqgyunr. -ft,--rawajiqlgfl rl' Q2 Top Row:-Mrs Mary lf Talialerro, Sponsg Nancy Kay Betts, Pics, Shirley Stribllng, lst Vice-Pres, Mary Lois Wickes, Sec'y, lanoal Rutled e Treas Second Row: f uliannf, Carroll, Part 5 lllaino Strauch, Q i l Histg Billie Ieanno Cra-ldock, Chaplain, Kitty Leo Taylor, Co-Sat.-at Arms, Sarah Ann Burk, Co Sat -atfArrns. Third Rowz- Elise Iolianna Bilhartz, Rosie Birenhorg, Dorothy Ann Blackg Patricia Arnini Blur! Worth, Gay lllaine Brandt Fourth Row:fOllivia Diane Rutltnatorz, Sarah Frances Calhoun, Betty Ann Carlisle, Marianne Carroll, Clara lean Chamberlin Filth Row:fMildred Sue Chapman, Shirley Ann Copelin, Patsy Ruth Cotton, Martha Terrell Couch, Blanche Marie Davis. Sixth Row: f- Laura Marie Dietorty Barbara Ruth llckles, Shirley Ann Fletcherg lanice Lynn Friend, lohanna Grillin, Bottom Row:- Susie Hays, Louise Hinyard, Bruce Nell Hoerrnang LeWaro Holden- Mary Llinor Hord Enjoying one of their delightful gatherings, officers and sponsor ot the Martha lefterson Randolph Club proudly survey the room filled with happy, carefree girls, all thoroughly enjoying a delicious luncheon also lovely companionship ot new and old triends. wma? 'tr luadffm feffmdan rfb an n et an SPRING TERM OFFICERS-CCont.J MILA HOOPER SPANGLER Parliarnentarian ELAINE STRAUCH Historian SARAH ANN BURK Reporter BlLLlE IEANNE CRADDOCK Chaplain MONA SPENCER CofSergeant at-Arrnrz AMY IONE IOHNSON Co Sergeant at-Arms ,N f Q. 'fl' W., jf' ,. 'Yi-. . .. - , g 15, .f -'N rt -fcwilvttx ww'-v4sr.a::q,iff f Y Top Row:iBarbara Ann lmbell, Shirley Louise lenseng Amy lone lohnsong le-an Ann loiner, Shirley Grace- Kelly. Second Row: - Barbara Kennong Mary Anne Kerr, Annette Hazel Maxwell, Phyllis Maxwellq Marlyss Ruth Maytiel-al Third Rowzf' Elsa Neitzkeg Barbara Claire Nielseng Barbara Lucille Nofikeg Nancy O'Byrneg Carol Mae Olds Fourth Rowzf Anne Parsons, Ann Pittsp lane Rabyg Kathryn Raby, Norma Lee Roberts Fitth Rows-Barbara loyce Roger, Bonnie lo Sciirnicizg Gwen Sharpg Ann Hay Sheiardg Rosemary Shepard Sixth Row: --Mila Hooper Spanolwrq Mona Syencerg Patsy Stokesp Anna Belle 'l'aylorg Mary Lou Taylor Bottom Row: f Helen Louise Tirripisori, Annie Mao lurlcyg lflaine We:nsteing 'lorry Wlieeler, lirniriie lo White. A lovely luncheon highlighting a very successful year for the Martha letterson Randolph girls -sf this means delicious food and a lovely program, all in celebration of their winning lirst prize in the Annual Contest together with the determined Senate boys. no Law.- ,.- ., 4 if Skagen .fafeaaflq Sauce SPRING TERM OFFICERS MRS THERESA T HICKS Sponsor SHIRLEY IEAN WATERMAN Prestdent ELAINE FRANCES SUTTIE l t VICG Prestclent DOROTHY SUE GARNER 2nd Vlce Pre-s1dent ROSALIE ERMINE FRENCH Rec Secretary MARISUE BLYTHE Cor Secretary oN LI7. 'Y 7 Lat, , B 0 wx! A touclung farewell scene rs tlus frorn the Martha Skelton s So Long Mary college bound Mary sweetly stngs a pronnse to return to tearful parents and trtends rerntnchng sentors ot thetr own college days ln the near future Top Row Mrs, lhereea T H1CkS Spons Shlrley lean Waterman Pres Flame lranues Sutttr l t Vtu Pr Dorothy Sue Garner Int Vtcc Pre Rosalte Ermme French Rec Sec y Norma Dell Smtth Cor Sec y Ruth Pletl 'Ireae Nartxue Htytlt. Part Ioan Dtckson H151 Anne Brown: Rep Second Row Marllee Iohnson Chaplaln Ann Ferquson Sgt at Arms Maraaret Ann Abbott Marjorte Lee Alexander Thalla Atlcmson Peqqy lean Bake Norma Lee Baxter Ioan Becker Martorte Ann Benton Ioan Bthn Third Row Marte Car en Blatsdel Beverly Ann Brown Shtrley Burr Mary Collins Helen Chengos Mary Chengos Carolyn Vtrqtnta Cloud Sandra Cobl Shtrlcy Colett an Pattte lo Corley Bottom Row Lva Rae Currte Ruth Ann Davte Fdna De Larrea Ann Fpterson Oh ta tune Faro llta leanne Frtary Frame Ltteen Gttbreath Barbara Goode Marcta Gray Mary Alice Greaves l O 4 ' A v 6' f f VI ,T 1' - l p Y? L H 4 . A ' ' ' ' , z t -' - . . 6, ax , I . . . . . l :f ' ' ' , ,p ' , , , ' . ' 2, ss 'z- osag ' 1 ', '. 1 ' rf .sg l t Mazza sfwzzm me WSW SPRING TERM OFFICERS tContJ RU TH PFEIL Trea urer B11 RBARA ANN UQRY Av Pa ltamentarlan ul IOAN DICKSON H1 tonan , 5 EDNA DE LARREA Reporter IOAN SIMMON w Chaplaln IOAN BECKER Serqeant at Arm ON Llr diva W At a tea m the home ot Elame Frances Suttre Slceltons honor new members emoy dellclous refreshments and plan further beautrtrcatlon ot famous Skel ton Pat1o thelr club protect already admtrecl by throngs of beauty lovers 5 malqky an Gunn q 'bv M Top Row B tty lo Ha le loy e Dorothy Hov ard lean Huth Ioan lfaulman Vxralrla Le gh K r y lane K1rlcv ood Patsy Darltna Klavcr Peaqy Mar ha Kl'llJll Fl Lace alon Ta ty Ann l.ew1 Second Row my El en Lu ts C lg to L lvtlrttt VIYVIITIII Lcrralnc lvl Coy ul v Ranlfln loann Rcxley Na cy l.ou1se Rrce Barbara Anne Rolf Carolyn Schnabcl lglwarfl lrnma Scl-not e Dorothy Gent Scott Francv. Qcott loan mm none Bottom How Annctte Srnxth Nancy Hoge Smrth Barbara Sooxle Blllle lo lanner lean laylor Genc Townscncl Barbara Ann Usry Helen Lt rry Wllscn Na tha Ie n Wrlson Patsy l Wynne -1 vxfv Lf. +-.ff W7 we-1 Q7 4- v-, 1-sf fy ,, 7 or Q4 17-r if P 1 vii P K, I A 7. , PP ' M14 A A , A . Q33 gl X wr ' K I xl .V . -X A PA wr' A ,. P P , t ,L I ' x 5 ,V Q K S -, y K ' vk,, ' 1 'jx - ,t I J. ,Ugg K, P - ' I . W, X rf tt' if P P P P P PP , 4 , v 6' 41 . 'P k W, Q-tr 7 u, , .. , , P 5 - - . I . . I . V 6 ax :ff e ft c J g , X g : 1 0 men J ,, w 5 Y 7 ' 1 ,t ' tixlstf t s :- M l ':, 'e wwe l st .1 ,r P. . 1 P - c g I 1l Metzg Belle Miller, lo-Ann Nota Nancy Ann NOW'llTl, Dee Dee Dtone Olson' Dorothy lean Parkeg loann Pc-yton Third Row: - Do Ann lYJlCIl'lStlElj Ann W M Q Q Q M, ,f J, M LJ, YPP7 ' ' ' im? ti ,L ,gg -at M5 , 4,5 W YZ? -2 t 'H' Y KP ' W v . , Z P 551 t P Q5 P ' fin' or lf' - f tit Wfadqae a Qaael Top Row Charle Hudson Pres Barbara loy Refer Jxce Pre Ill! lws Ru lu Maytteld Sem y Donala Rraigqs 'lrca D1are A ulrtn M Kee Parl Flank Hlclcs Rep Sarah Frances Calhoun Sat at Ar Second Row Bllly GIICUIISI Sat at Arme Lorm a Andu or Nancy Kay Bette Maru Carmen Blat dell Clara lean Clmrulurltn Rutlt Ann Davie lltanra Galclrtan Bottom Row lllzabeth Aum rlos Darr ll Clar nu Hawlctns A rn Htll I y H H ll li IN at att n Hunt Rruu. Mtlam leres 07 l i ESF' 'EQ A D SPRING TERM OFFICERS MRS MARTHA C MCDANIEL Sport or CHARLES HUDSON Preeldent BARBARA IOYCE ROPER VICG Pre ldent SARAH FRANCES CALHOUN Secretary DIANE AUDREE McKEE Treaeurer I XII 101 Very enthustasuc are Masque and Gavel members when they are chosen for parts tn one act plays so frequently staged Sometunes mn the Llttle Theater on y aaam an the auclttortum stage lar all of us to enloy as IH thls play :f 5 .' , pg . Ce r' ,I .- 5, t ,. , H' ', Qu. ., ' 3.53, . x W: C , 5 ' tg A , f - - me :-- .Q f f 'g :Q 1 rx tg Ha g e I e '42 I .' , rj I 3 trum I 1 , ruse' 'f-ll I'lm-rrxtt 1, lute I '1 I t I mr A fyw La. . . A A A l Y ' L V . . . X I Q ' ' V , I 'rs 'Al 4 - I . - . , '85 I . , . I1 ' I ' I 1 1 ' A ' A ' 4' t fgpgiftfz 5 ' llama. ' f Q yi R X H AI f' 1' ' yy ' I x Q, ' ' if I K S 1 I I s - I I if fm , Q . ' 3 l , A I IC F MGJQQW cmcf Qaael l'op How Patsy Darhnfr Klaver Don Legge Carl Mellzen Ann re Ha el Maxvx ell lay McDon'gall Clara Loulsc Ogden Bob Polunsky Second Row Ixathryn Rob L nore Rubm Iohn M Schaefer B idy Scol France S ot Norma ULN Srnth lwranklxn S att Srear Thlrd Row Mona Sprn er Plolynn Tae Mary France Trnch B rb 'x Ann Us mt Will ll1rr'e Weln Tern florence Flame Wo1ll talented members Charles Hudson Marlys Ruth Maylreld and Charley Sow 4 ell leehngly enact Ieflerson rn 1965 at the MOnt1CellO photography assembly A D SPRING TERM OFFICERS KContJ BlLLY GILCHRIST Parlramentanan CARL MElT7EN H1 torran FRANK HICKS Reporter ANN HlLL Chaplarn BRUCE MILAM IONES Co Sergeani at Arms BARBARA ANN USRY Co Sergeanl at Arms ' :- . ' , 5 5 ' 5 et' Z ' 5 ' . 5 ' 5 ,- ze- V513 5 . ' - ur' lg ' s cf. . 'f r', C 1 s ' :f ' 2 C 5 ' 1. s 5 a :rr :ry Cl :lache-r5 If . ss ' 5 ' 2 . Ol value to stage productions are Masque and Gavel members. Here, three 5 I 'U ' I ,H l 1 ' nz - . I1 57- Y ' if . ' U . S J .K . , . I. A za 7 flfalfianal Afanaa Sacielq Top How M155 Olqa H Vogel Qpfns G Charles Me beth Pres Sterling I'1sl'er Mcllhany Vtce Pres Mary Lots Wtckes Sec y Elalne Strauch Treas Ann Ranlfm Hlst Pat Lee Allen Second Row o eta Anaersvn Nancy Kay Bett Myrtle lane Boss Ethel Laura Clark Mary Irene tdgerton Ann Ferqu on Allen F Grum Bottom Row Frank Hxcscs Kathryn Raoy Wllllam A Helly Ianeal Hut edag Bonnie Io Schmtclc Norma Dell Srnlth Ccrald E Stenql Flo ence llame Wollt Hungrrly devourmg a delrctous cake prowded bv the courtesy ot thetr spon sor fortunate members ot our scnools braln trust demonstrate m a lovely manner thetr ltne conceptlon ot tellowslmp one ot thetr strongest Ideals NAT! O N AL HONOR 5o5l fY E f ,'x SPRING TERM OFFICERS MISS OLGA H VOGEL Sponsor G CHARLES MERBETH Presrclent QTERLING FISHER MCILHANY Vlce Presrclent MARY LOIS WICKES Secretary ELAINE STRAUCI-I Treasurer ANN RANKIN Htstorlan I Xi L ' ,-Y .gl I A., 'hurl' ' , Y I :41Lz:1A I r Y .sig . :lip F ix . I , E :I 5 1 J, . I 1 ,X I A V. .5 5 5 I . - I I tt 5 ff - X- . I . . . I . . . WL? 4 . . 'T 7' T f .1 f 0.573 N XEQX ,' .J bi t, I ti ,A D . , V? I , 3 L , t X W , any I If -' I X I. I 'I rl: ION Nw '82 x X If 1 Q .wk 1 x X .-,I . I f i1' swf, A 4 S - - 431 fy? dfvfw . ' ' S gf, fn . L af , y . .Q f i b :H Q Q ,411 Jw. U' N. ,Y f,.f-Q '-.'- r.MD.- vuu ik Silk .:.,,,,::-11: . 5, 3 M fs., Va: -- Q F 5 r ,fwiiy 3 Q f'.w.fXYkmw 3 1 SMJMZM4 . s Top How:-William A. Reily, Pres.g Mary Lou Taylor, lst Vice-Pref, Ianet Carol Brizman, Rec. Sciyg Kitty Lee Taylor, Cor Seay, Shirley Grace Kelly, Treas. Second R0w:fIames IN1ll1am Shelton, Parlp Laura Marie Dicrtert, Hrst- Thelma Louise Wright, Sat. at- Arrnsg Pat Lee Alleng Rebecca Iean Ashby, William Vlfalter Beuhlor, Ir Bottom Row:f Myrtle lane Ross, Iune Clyde Callang Ioy Kathryn Cermmg Bebe Ruth Cauchg Betty Lou Pinky Anqileo Ford Green Several Scribbler olticers visit the Monticello office, searching through th , Annuals ot other years for their clubs former prowess. Greatly surprised ar .. they when the dummy of the 1948 Annual, always a secret, is shown them : Z , ip 'Z .15 1 - -X' A :c '1 I' X q efglv' E I tit . ', , ff 'ui SPRING TERM OFFICERS MISS FLORENCE DURRETT Sponsor WILLIAM WALTER BEUHLERf IR. President IANET CAROL BRIZMAN Vice-President SHIRLEY GRACE KELLY Rec. Secretary MARY STUART MQCDONALD Cor. Secretary VIRGINIA LEIGH KENNEDY Treasurer PAGE 110 ' ltd. Top Row:-Frank I-Iiclcsg Mary Elinor I-Iordp Yvonne Huttong Virginia Leigh Kennedyg Patricia Anne Lawshe. Second Row:-Don Leqqep Mary Stuart MacDonald Raymond Elsworth Mclirxdeg Elsa Neitzkeg Anita Verne O'Kmntg Charles William Pope. Bottom Row:- Gerald E Stenql, Billie Io Tannerp Mona Louise Traywickg Virginia licquellne Wlf4e'nang Florence Elaine Wolff, Mary Faith Worthy. Enthusiastic over their finding in a copy of O'Brien's Best Short Stories a story written by a former Scribbler while he was a student in Iefferson, Lgtih is, several new Scribblers' ambitions to be great writers soar to new heights. . AQA I at q leiqk. it SPRING TERM OFFICERS-fCont.J WILLIAM MILLARD REED Parliamentarian KITTY LEE TAYLOR Historian FLORENCE ELAINE WOLFF Reporter ELSE NEITZKE Chaplain BILL ERWIN CofSergeant-at-Arms WAYNE KENNETH TRAVIS Co-Sergeant-at-Arms PAGE 111 Senalle Top Row:-Mr C, E. McDaniel, Sports., Billy Trimmier, Presp Louis Pitlulc, Vice-Pres: limmie O'Leary, Rec. Sec'yy Don Legge, Cor. SeC'y Iesse C, Fletcher, Treasq Franklin Scott Spears, Parlq Carl Meitzen, His! Second Row: 4 Alex H. Halli, Repy lae Mattei, Chaplain, Ierry D Cloud, Sgt -at-Arrrisg Betty To Arnett, Mascotg Peqqy lean lialcer, Mascot, Myrtle lane Booth, Mascot: Barbara Spencer, Mascotg Shirley lea Waterman, Mascot Bottom Row:-lohn Banlcston, Henry Grady Barrett, Le Roy Evans Bates, lr, Vxlrlliam Walter Beuhler, lr.g Robert Le Brusenhang Albert L. Byrnes, Samnty R Callisg Billy Cantwell Tommy Allen Christian. Greatly appreciated by the dancers, especially by Senators, was the clever song and dance act staged by the lovely Senate mascots at the highly suce cessful TrieClub dance in the beautifully decorated main foyer ot our school. :Hi Q vin, ,,,.:r2B9I?F'r an j,'r '., l Yves:-277552 af' ,5-1r759?3?N?l:f:'i5?if2' , 453iE?l55E1G??5fiS?z55'3 SPRING TERM OFFICERS MR. C. E MCDANIEL Sponsor LOUIS PITLUK President DON LEGGE 'l 'A Vice-President N ALLEN F. GRUM Rec. Secretary PAGE 112 Sandie Top Row Pa' ov ea rngen Clmx ney Ma hall Terrsll Clegg Stev art Duke Fmley FWIHU Ruclv Flelier Alloe t Reeles Gallatln ferry G00 I or 4x5 frrrw Second ow Al n George Golozsmtth Wllla fi Rusiell Freen Allen F Gum Vlrll Carlos Hoaan Frank Moellfr H ann l rry Thornton l ol: larl lanr on Hager Henry lenswold Boltom How Daniel MCL an lame Philly Roberts Kerr Robert Harom Kleln Iohn Y 19 er A l Huy Vahavrer Paul Marl-'cy Barney Marsnall McDougall Doan Neal xlney Padgett wx A solemn pledge rt IS to prormse to do ae well as the group precedmg but J. qw that IS what these fme OIIICGIS of the Senate are agreemg to do as they av, ,p are sworn ID to gu1de the Senate-S destmles for an her successful term ,L xyiwit 259:26 4 J 5,3315 F3155 SPRING TERM OFFICERS CContJ MARSHALL TERRELL CLEGG Secretary FINLEY EWING Treasurer CHARLES SMITH Parlramentarlan IOE MATTEI Hlstorlan I XGI- : f- , K' r' f 1 A tri . rs 2 5 J . , g I 5 r ' : ' r lo' el fr 3' R : e le Q, I 5 r, , 1 , r g , , Y 5 K : o 5 Ja :tcm R 'wrt rs , r , :f ez , r ,g r ,' . , ' 'U ., L .r 'I rtrnr 1 V. . , . ,f , .' . g f' f , fir H . 2' -. f ,V I I - ' .J I V fn- fm- A ' ' ' 5-F?-Q'-iw ,gm , . I 1-'W Vx. 52: -- I f- - g-aussi' ygig ,3 V , I Cor. '. I Ili! Smaie Top Row: -Allan M. Pearcep Gene Perkins, Lee lames Phillipsg lee Neil Pyleg Romey Rudd, Toni Nathaniel Sawyerg lohn Conrad Schaumburgg Buddy Scott, Second Row: -Albert Lauclc Shirlceyg Roger M Sidfiall Charles Srmthg lack Robson Sowellg lohn O. Spiceg Huah Starnesp Ted Stephensg Bill H. Stuttsg Bob Tanlcersley. Bottom Row:e- Sam Rusk Terryg Gilbert Thorne, Ken Vakeyg Clint Weilliacher, Robert M. Wessely, Benny White, Iimmie Williamsg Iohn Wrighlg lohri Yantis. f y-ix-x Appealing femininity! Daintily dressed girls in amazing costumes garnered S553-f W by stalwart Senators from lar corners here and there loring roars ot appreciae ..ji.::!ftf? tion trorn the delighted audience during the hilarious l948 Senate Show. ,V .1-1ii?fiwi?L:f?:-4521 , A' +3ii?3?E3S3pgs-M55-3 SPRING TERM OFFICERS-KCont.D IESSE C. FLETCHER Reporter BOB TANKERSLEY Q Chaplain Q xXM CLINT WEILBACHER Sergeant-at-Arms PAGE 111 Seniafz 1711 Saou!! SPRING TERM OFFICERS NANCY LOUISE RICE President BARBARA GOODE Vice-President ANN HILL Secretary IO ANN RELD Trea urer MILDRED ELIZABETH Sl ATLR Se-mor Repro entatrvc 00 N f, 7 A mi rg Qmf War' 4, WWW Unltormed members of the Semor Glrl Scouts a servrce orgamzatron eponeored by the Parent Teachers Assocratron eagerly crowd about therr presrdent to vtew beautlful scrapboolfs made b members and destmed for SGTVICG work d1str1but1ol where they are most needed m the Army hoeprtals Top Row Nancy Louree Rm Free Ann Hrll Vrce Pres Clara lean Clramberlrn Treas Second Row Ka hleen Hun Rep Mane Carmen Blarsdell Barbara Goode Thlrd Row Amy lone Iohnson Annette Hazel Maxwell loyce Marte Nortlr Bottom Row lo Arn Reed Mildred Llrzabe h Qlater PXFE ll SPRING TERM OFFICERS MRS MARY E HICKMAN Sponsor LAMONT MOORE Presldent FLOLYNN TATE l t Vtce Presldent MARY CATHRYN YOUNG 2nd Vlce Pres1dent MALIE ANN CHAMBERLAIN Secretary DELIA HOEFGEN Treasurer M0 Og A truly d1gn1t1ed ceremonyl ln the presence of all ot the ofhcers ot the L Shakespeare Club one October 1n1t1ate earnestly QIVSS her solemn pledge ,526-'Q Top Row Mrs Mary E Hrckrnan Qpons Lamont Moore lres Vlolynn T te l t Vrce Pr s Mary Cathryn Younq Znd Vtce Pres 'VlGZl9 Ann Charnberlarn Roc Secy Ann Dorothy Ke tr C r 5 cy lane Fmerson Treas A'nye Elizabeth Mainz Parl Second Row Barbara Crossette Htst loyce lrene Rardxn Rep Ioan G art Chatlatn Iohanna Strteber Sat at Arms Betty lo Arnett Lots lltzabeth dates Barbara Beatty Madehne Boca Thxrd Row M1 'le lane Booth Mary lean Bush Ann M Calhoun Barbara Lee Carvel Dlara Dale lwfarlorle Darden Cortnne Lanell De'awa't ,art Carole Dullnlg Bottom How lztleen Flock lllen Floolc Vtratnla Loe french Mary Lou Grleder lane Carolyn Halr ton Iamce Kay Hanronds Betty Htll Della Hoetgen mf .QV gr :fy-I 32E1'i':g Q: Y- . .. . ilknt ' . ., . 1'-:xg'kui1.'a Q' to uphold the longfhonored traditions ol the club and to be a worthy member. 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A Q SPRING TERM OFFICERS 1ContJ AMYE ELIZABETH MAINZ Parllarnentarlan BARBARA CROSSETTE HISIOTIGH IOYCE IRENE RARDIN Reporter lOAN GRANT Chaplatn IOHANNA STRIEBER Sergeant at Arms 'WV W5 39 C CY Sfzakwipeafz-e Glad 'Rina the beauhful La Paloma Shakespeare gtrls chat gatly about thetr sprtng plans for thetr lovely Shakespeare rose garden thelr worthwhtle club protect Top Row Beverly lerkrns Vtrgtnta Elrzabeth Iobson Mary Fllen lohn on Betty Sue Ktpp lo Ann Marte K1 th Helen Ma re Laurt en Mary Stuart MacDonald BCIIISIE Vlarshall Second Row loy McDougall Carolyn Mclierztf. lane Mavfr lc Mclveel Sara MCNeel Paullne Mtlls Vtramra Murray Connte Nelson Barbara Ptttenger Thzrd Row Ann Polk Rebf. ca Paul: Ann Romney Lots Mart Rice Bette Rlchards Dtxle Schaefer lane Schtrnrnel Lleanor Mae Schuetze Bottom Row lo Ann Shallrr lean Ann Snnth Barbara Spencer Mary loy Strauch Mtgnon Glove Taylor Pat Taylor Ellen f lare Todd l.oll1e Wrtqht . .X W 'li-Q y . rg A I .. ,..,.,y wf? re, I X 'Aga .lf Od Q f 7 I' 9 3 . . .Wt 1 z QQ i'g1:L: .,4,:,. - I A dy- , 71, , V, -A 9' -- I , , . , . . . . . . Thoroughly enjoytng the-tr beauttfully appotnted luncheon gtven upstatrs rn QUJJ. 5' - - - - A 125 . , Il S . ' . , . 'fm .5 J , . l A Glad Top Row lv irranne Carroll P s lulranne Carroll lst Vrcf. P es loan Crant Rec Sec y laneal Rutledge Trnas Iune Clyde Callan Parl Patsy Darling Klawer Hut lose lure Marre Patrno Char a 1 li 1 cs rt P L Q Al Second Row Myrtle lans, Booth Barbara Crosselte Ruth Ann Davrs Armando D l Pena I lrnu on Ann Fu rueon Srnnye Gu rra P aay Martha Knrqht Barbara Prttenqer ache Rrzrk Bottom Row l L nn 1 e. L am ram ovrrr Ktty L Taylor Mary Lou Taylor Katherine Teenareqlcr Nancy Dal To ranc Alvrn How nd W Sm! SPRING TERM OFFICERS MISSMARGU RlTE PEREZ ,Sport MISS CHARLOTTE ELLEN WRIGHT Sponeor MARIANNE CARROLL Presrdent IULIANNE CARROLL Vrce Pre rdent IOAN GRANT Secretary IANEAL RUTLEDGE Treasurer LOUISE HINYARD Parlramentarran CAROLYN MCKENZIE H1 torlan RUTH ANN DAVlS Reporter ANN FERGUSON Clraplom SUZANNE SMITH Sergeant at Arms rx L tx At or gala coke party at school entlrusrastrc members of the Spamsh Club delrghted wrth the knowledge that Clrnstmas holrdays are so near llsten Wlth rapt attentron to an rrrterestrng chscussron of umque Mexrcan customs I :f It H , msg ' , : ' -- rpg L 1 , . , ' g - , , X 5 , .5 ' , .' , . rr . , :I rr, rf n nz Scott, Sqtrf -Arms, af el len :-f 2 5 :H lg .1 e .a '1 5 ant: f H ss, et g 'v 1 t- , 'er . g 5 S :f os-:lr l Rorrrcg A Sail- .,l 1: S! 'lx Yolanfla Tfrlezrco l'l ll r Tatwg 1 ee 5 : 'N . , Q r :eg f tzrsss: ww 'A 3Qf l tr ff - . . ' I V I ' L I Ill ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' I T A 'su , v , ,, Q. I A. 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Aw re ,J ' 'S L i , V .gy ,133Ws1 E. :SF 'E easy is . 1 - f' i w: f , 3 If an gf ws, 'fwam ff ' ' ' gag Q. !,yzfq,v? mi gil L, mf SPRING TERM OFFICERS fContJ ALBERT L BYRNES Treasurer IESSE C FLETCHER Porhamerttarlart FRANKLIN SCOTT SPEARS Reporter ROSALIE ERMINE FRENCH Sergeant at Arm gram Slmlmz' Emma! 17 ...jr-u 'eq 5 Sh, Always wrlhhg to serve Ietterson capable members of the Student COUHCII rssue textbooks to seventeen hundred students armd the rush and roar of regtstratroh day thetr ethcrency makmg these drthcult days easrer for us Top Row Peggy Ma ha Vruah Helen Mane Laurltsen Carl Merzen Doak Neal Myron Newman Barbara Clam, Nrelsen Dorothy lean Prrke Do Ann Ptomstlel Ruth Ptel Robet Waae Planta Second Row Lou Pltluk Ann Ranftr -iulty Rollers Ge ortd Rolt Barbara Ioygo Roper Torn M Schae er Tore Schmwel I Ann Shatter Robert An ew Stmrrano Norra Det Srtutt Bottom Row VN Srerm er Gerald r Rtena Teol St phens Patsy Qtokee B111 H Stutts Elame Frances Suttre Terry Wheeler tommy Whxte Mary Lots Wckes Helen Curry Wllson 1 u f f :S ' f I iw N :PN Q f , ' . , 1. 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Ba Clnel Florence tlame Wolll Tow Chlel Davtd Gaorae Wallace Llttle Chlel Ioanna MIIICY Many Long Feathers Marqarel Iran Ra thsl Warnpurn bnatcher DonaIa Skaqas Many Words Second Row l51lly Gtlfhrlst Blrcnbark Keeper Ann Slgel Ltttle 'low CIt1c.l Pfqay Maurlce VJCIIIS Wxsernan Frank HICkS Qcaut Mary Irene IJaertort Medtcme Man Ldv ard Ross Hlcks, Robert Wade- Planta W1II1am A Helly Boliom Row Erllto Iean Coborn Iacquelme Lats Ferry Iuaene Albert Novak PCIIYICICI Iean Platt Marao Mary Roos Barbara Ioyce Schubert L,1c1IIe I Shtver Yolanda VIGICTICO Grouped around lI1e1r syrnbohc Indlan drurn snmltng Tom Tows members ol Iellerson S newest club whtch uses Ind1an customs as an unusual background n x lor soc1aI getlogetners celebrate thelr l1rst 1n1t1al1on An unusual clulol I ts -if F hu! -M ,W T U 'fb in SPRING TERM OFFICERS MISS MATTIF SHARP BREWER Qponsor IACK CARL LUTZ rg Chtel FLORENCE ELAINE WOLFF Tow Chl.:-I DAVID GFOFQGE VVALLACI Lrttle Chlol ANN SIGLL Ltttlo Tow Chl I DOUL HUBLRT DAVIQ Many Feathers ,OANNA MILLLR Many Lona Feather MARGARET IEAN HAITI-IIL Wampum bnatche BILLY GILCHRIST Bxrchbark Keeper FRANY HICKS Scout ROBERT WADE PIANTA Warrlor MAR1 IRFNE EDGLRTON Medlclne Man PEGGY MAURICI WAITS Wxseman DONA D SKAGGQ Many Word fw'-9 ' tx :-ff 'sas L 91, , , Kg . ,, 1, F, E ' , A ' 5 ' 2 , I ' Y I .l'n , . , s h. ., . . , 1 Jgiflnl . .,fZ,i . 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Lowen- The hilarious Senate show proves to be an innovation with its all-Senate cast. Stalwort girls in most unusual costumes, unexpectedly amazing music, an entire cast on its very toes f all these make the Senate show one not easily forgotten I'l-XCE 123 Honor Guard Visits the Alamo Late afternoon sun silhouettes twin standards of freedom -- the American flag and the Alamo - - both standing for liberty, courage, and the American way of life. Marching under the watchful facade of the Alamo, Shrine of the lmmortals, members of the Honor Guard of Thomas lefferson High School proudly carry the colors of the United States and the lefferson standard. Um Salah i' alffalian Slaff t Earnestly planning a strategic move against an imaginary enemy in a mock battle maneuver and using some elaborate mapping equipment furnished by the United States Army are the officers of the Regimental Stalt Cleft to riglitli Cadet Lt. Colonel Romey Rudd, Cadet Colonel William Walter Beuhler, lr., and Cadet Capt. Iimmie O'Leary. All R.O.T.C. activities are taken very seriously. f-C , . . , .. . - .':f,'.','.s 'i.ll.':.'. +12 --, 'lx ,i,.sx,xX . r H , - , - , flln X Nw PACE 126 'ir 'ull 7eam Upper'-White leggings belts and gloves gleaming shoes brilliant brass colorful ribbonsl The Drill Team parades on Fathers Night. Lower -Members ot our Drill Team demonstrate excellent military bearing. IEFFERSON S DRILL TEAM Rudd - Commander Grum - Guide Bailey Travis Beuhler Hicks Pianta Spring Vaughn Bitsis Little Ploeger Stuart Wallace Campbell O Leary Scholl Tauch Weiss Chandler Orth Sparks Thompson Wulte PAGE 127 ' 1 1 1 1 1 A I 1 1 1 if eampcanq 14 -Ir Upper Clfront Bowl Chrrs Orth Cdt Capt Allen F Grum Cdt Capt Robert Wade Pranta Cdt lst Lt CSecond Bowl Carl Emanuel Wulte Cdt Staff Sgt Robert Woltt loseph Bowen Lloyd Iames Whrttle Dallas Woods Hank Gayle Cdt Sgt Boy lamesDav1s Bruce Koppelman HobertHodgeman Cdt Statt Sgt Maurrce Orton Byan Cdt Sgt Clfourth Bowl Marganto Velasauez Guerra Boberf Andrew Thompson Wally Dean Henderson F A Armenta Melvern Stetn Douglas B Butchart Cdt Stall Sgt Albert Mrlburn Sarro Cdt Tech Sgt CF1tth Bowl Don Wtlkmson Cdt Statt Sgt Lours Lorell1Gu1do Cdt Sgt Donald Bay Campbell Cdt Cpl Bobby Gene Stuart Cdt Cpl Hugh Wallace Parks Tommy Scott West Lower ln mtlrtary trarnrng the care ol weapons ts most rmportant Mem bers of Company A under the drrectron of Tech Sgt Lester B Sewell are cleamng therr rrtles PVP 14 'xr' . , A Henry Strelskyg Blll Breitg Charles Allen Bleltig Barton Ellison. CThird Bowl: -ff Tommy Buddg ,Roland I , ll lzs ir eanzpany E if Upper Arms h1gh muscles taut cadets of Company B exerclse wlth heavy logs ln un1son W1th the company commander s commands For developlng strong bodles and keen co ordmatlon th1s log exer c1se IS one of the forms ot phys1cal tramxng used tn the Beserve Othcers Tralmng Corps Lower CEront Bowl Cec1lB Sparks Cdt Colonel Edward B Hlcks Carlton Iames Sprlng Cdt 2nd Lt CSecond Bowl Wayne Kenneth Travls Carlos Maldonado Gene Perkms Cdt Sgt Bobby Tamez B1llyM1llard Beed Scott Coleman Gray Taylor Chandler Ir Cdt lst Sgt CTh1rd Bowl Gene Andres Blll Wrlhams Cdt Sgt Emmett l-lohens e Cdt Sat AJgUSl1I'16 Mamas Glenn Stanley Slms Iohnny Graham Cdt Staff Sgt CFourth Bowl Cec1l Hebron Fox lohn D L1nton Doug Hubert Davls Cdt Staff Sgt lo Cummmgs Wallace Cdt 2nd Lt Booert Sepulveda Ereddle D1zon CBack Bowl Bay mond L Ploeger Cdt Stott Sgt Dav1d Barley Cdt Cpl Kenneth Leland Ever Cdt Staff Sgt 'Y'-Wa-lla, l'?l -',f.,9 'E PXCEIG li I S I , . . . . . . 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Upper These cadets show good form rn dowmna an rmagmary arrplane thrs mass trammg tor small arms aerral detense IS rmportant rn combat trammg Lower CFront Bowl Sammy B Calhs Cdt Capt George Welhngton loster Cdt lst Lt fSecond Bowl L B Brrggs Cdt Sgt C D Fator Lester Wayne Scantlm Chrrstle Sarrrs Bob Cornell louett Yarbrough Parsons Carl D Besch I Plllllp OKeete CTn1rd Bowl LeRoy Brrdwell Brlly Bay Wetta Cdt Stall Sgt Kenneth Cflenn Clamp Cdt Staff Sgt B1llErw1n Fernando Castanares Davrd Henry Fox Cdt lst Sgt Pat Swearrngen Chumney CFourth Bowl Lloyd Estrll Pawkett Ir lerry Wheeler lohnston lames Wrllram Shelton Cdt Stat' Sgt Eugene Troutz Davs Beclcler Frank Logan Cdt Sgt lrmmy Walter Kneese CBack Bowl lerry B Walsh Cdt Stall Sgt Bobby Byrn Cdt Sat BtllQu1nn Farasey Harry Burke Beazley Cdt Cpl Boger L Beery Severo Ovalle Alcorta Iames C lvl lflonado IXCI' lib - Z I . rg . , . ,, . -. . L , . . . W . . , . ., . . , 1 f 1 P I - 1 - , 1 . 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L3 , . ,, ,. ,A WN anna-am O -0' ' A 1r,1fs,u., . , h ,ff . 1 mm! ', LN 1 lf 1 . ,,.- . , . l ' . , . . ., , . ., , . -1 1 - - - 1 1 - 1 - -1 1 1 1 - 1 - , 41 1 - -1 1 1 . . i , , . ., . - iv . . -, . i H . , . , . ., , , , . , . . . . , , . . . , . . . I , , , , . , . 1 ., f ., 17440440-l't Above So proudly they marchl Perfect cadence neat unitorms gleaming shoes flashing brass and shining saberseeall these indications of superior training are demonstrated to cheering thousands ot on- lookers during the Armistice Day parade, one of the many outside activities in which the cadets engage as a part of their school service. Opposite CUpperl:-Dress up that linel Under the able guidance of their company commander new cadets quickly learn the tundamentals of a well organized unit. CCenterJ:-Ready on the tiring linel Hold ef squeezevanother bull's eyel Perfect positions, steady nerves, a quick eye, and the right trigger squeeze are all in the portrait oi an expert riileman. Here three able members of Ieitersons Rifle Team practice for a forthcoming match. Clsowerli ---- A close decisionl Each Monday the neatest cadets of each company are inspected to determine the weekly winner ot the Commandant's Medal. Here tive cadets snap to attention as Comrnandant Bruce D. Moore makes a close scrutiny during inspection elimination. l'iXGIC 132 2? ir M, ,y M., M3 aa' fm 'K x Q92 mi, W ,-. at X. .. ,Q 1-4 ug. .. -n- f 1 .J 3, .-:,A..A W. M. M. v' W Q1 hw?- '4 ,g- - .af , may '- if-, eff f x K! B 5 ,..,.'.y'zf. 4 1 'QB Q ,iw 4 Wfmg Qi ZZ' 9-lr -Q-fm fm A WW? 965 2 Q s 6 my L L. ,fQ,,, e'21'. Q.. - Ar xl-'sq 'Kwai' .ufiifv y nw Qu, u s ...lg A -Axk if X in -VXA' -Q . Q I E 1 l Q idk' eacfel' eawpd Top How Mrss Ora Mar cltall Sports Frances Scott Pre sy Dr lra lx Mme r olyrn y llarba fr lo me Roper 'lreas Susie Hays l3:xrl Myrtle ans. Booth Hlst Vtrqmlr Murray Her Qecrnd How Ann Rarxktn Cltatlatrt Mazte Arm arxberlam Sgt a Arms Dolores Arrlaga Alleen Mo e te Aune C le tg F y Barlm l in li l lfan l ln Uorotltw Amt B ac Bottom Row lanet Cfr ol ltrrzman Mary I an B sh laultm C 1,0 ll M lr et Cla r C to o Dtckson Mary Irene ldgerton 'Q- SPRING TERM OFFICERS MlbS ONA MARSCHALL Sport or Prestdent FLOLYNN TATE V1C9 Presldent IOAN KAUFMAN Secretary BARBARA IOYCE ROPER Trea urer I Xfl lil Proudly dtsplaytrrg therr rrulrtary prowess smartly uruformed members of the Gtrls Cadet Corps swma atorta the route ot the Armrstrce Day parade amazrrtg the thousands ot onlookers wrth tlreu co ordmatrorr of movements I I WL? A H M! f t 'fill' '? f H5495 In 2 ff' 1 as if f ly 3? la vb 127312 ga it-531 if I it Q Sw :f ., r fx , , ,xg , l , sa, Pats fr 1 . 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A QQ W 45 gy mm ,,, fs, 4 I fm, ww ag bg ay! W xr, f naw Q xi It f 1. A 4 , v 5? img 5 K -9.- M YE? 'fi 15 Y ' 85 '32 ?.:W? 'E , f we .xv 'S-. '5 1 , W Y 0 as We 4 9' ' , 8' , . '1 1 5 4 ' u Yi Q my m Vlp' D 3 PM .L 'LW HWS' it-K Q. N 1 . ,W may ,A ,lfgwsw Q1 M A !'3 4 Q 4 fl ' K ,, f' 4 , U T fl - - K S1 wi K wk , 'Z- Em 7fLfLllZl Za 14- eafzelfa efzcuh SPRING TERM OFFICERS MISS DOROTHY LEE CURTIS Sponsor MONA SPENCER President MARIORIE LEE ALEXANDER Vice-President OLLIVIA DIANE BUFEINGTON SecretaryfTrea::urer BILLIE IEAN COBERN Librarian RICHARD LEO DONALDSON Sergeant-at-Arms APPE it 3 A lovely memory for members of the A-Cap pella Choir will be many hours of harmony that only those with beautiful voices can enjoy. GEEK? 95395 Top Rowzftvllss Doro'hy Lee Curtls, Sgons, Mona Spencer, Pres, Marjortc Lee Alexander, lst Vtce-Pres Second Rowzf Olhvla Dtane riuthngtort, Sooy and Treas Ilxllio lean Cobern, Co-Ltbrartan, Rtchard Leo Donaldson, Co-Lxbrarlan Third Row:fNancy Kay Bvvttsg Shlrloy Coleman, Stewart Duke. Fourth How:-- Roazahe Errznne French- Ella Ieanne Erieryg Charles Hudson. Fiith Row:fVV1lI1arn Wallace McDonald, Ir., lane Roby, Kathryn Roby Bottom Rowz- Lucllle I Shiverg P. Rxcharfl Wade, Davnl George Wallace Il Male 6404414 SPRING TERM OFFICERS MISS DOROTHY LEE CURTIS Sponsor ROMEY RUDD President RUDY FUENTES Vice-President WILLIAM WALLACE MCDONALD, IR. Secretary-Treasurer CLEO CROUCH Sergeanteat-Arrri.s ROY R ROSIN Co-Librarian DALE ZON HOAGLAND Co-Librarian ,.,K.if, ,-... Q, .N I., . .,,. px, I f ' . . '-35. 1114-.M -v1rfR7?fQ'1'- . !!!!! ,!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 5, , . 4,5 Acaaiyyffvrg gay 5: f . ' -. if-..,i,1a1is7f1i-2... 'wwlbtc What a privilege to have their sweet voices trained so beautifully! What pleasure they are giving us by their singing Christmas carols! ui 'glee Glad Top Huw: 4 Miss Dorothy Lee Curtis, Spons p Mona Spencer, Pres : Kathryn Flaby, Vice Pres: Ann Rariliri, Sec'yy Lucille I Shiver, Trea Doris VVortl'i, Rev Second How: -Elsa Neitzlge, Sgt-at Armsg Mary Stuart f.faiDorial'i Acta: farm , f7 :':lx l7.f'1r.f- 3uf'zr1aton, Llbrarianp Dale Fevhner, Co-Librariarig Marjorie Lee Alexander, Glor'a Ball Bottom Row: W- N mov Kay Butts, lfliw- lolifmrm Rilliar7 kflGfl9llYlG Boog, Delores Mary Burkey Billie lean Cobern Shirley Co 1-:wart Prr-:ious Lola Ruth Coolffzf-y Forming an arrestirigly beautiful picture iri white, members of the Girls' Glee Club raise their sweet voices iri one ol the glorious Christmas Carols, 1-Xdeste Fidelisf' the heart-stirring strains completely aweing the auclierice, iv :E SPRING TERM OFFICERS MlSS DOROTHY l.l,IlI CURTIS Sponsor MONA SPENCER President KATHRYN BABY Vice-President ELISE IOHANNA BILHARTZ Secretary LUCILLE I SHIVER Treasurer PAGIC ll! QmL1'Q!ee ew Top Row Bellx Floyd rlla leanne Frlery Blanche Ioyce Gonzales Iohanna Grltlln Anne Harris Adele lmtly King Second Row Io Ann Machann leanle Melre Ann M lburn Iudy Munrce Clara L ut e Ogden Ann Lame Ojl Bottom Row lane Raby Rlta Mart S ln l-l am H br 1 an 'Nlfra Vlalbrrdge Larra Sue Wells Margaret Lila W lls Barbara Ienul l Zxzelman ln the breathtakmgly beaut1tul lnstallatlon of Offlcers assembly Gtrls Glee Club members blend thelr tme vo1ces to mspnte students and teachers thetr presence addmg greatly to the tbrrll ot tlrus momentous occaston vii- l SPRING TERM OFFICERS fConH DORIS WORTH Htstorlan Reporter ELSA NEITZKE Sergeant at Arms OLLIVIA DIANE BUFFINGTON Co Ltbrarlan Co Lrbranan Q 7 A 1 A ifx.-' , , 1 Y H Q I PACE IM gi 'A A A-n 5 QQ Y e IC f7'r .z e llunell ,- l 'I I 7 AL X: in F' J. ef, A LFG :O I :O DALE FECHNER Q W? s 1Fl5ill,45rfV5'tiW'7 W - of ' or f sf V,,q sr QQ, 95-'LN r Q A t s Sakura! Bam! Drum Majorettes Cleft ta rightltn- Carol Mae Olds, Gay Elaine Bran 'lt Barbara Claire Nielsen, Elaine Weinstein First Row tfront to hGClCl'fVJllllill!1 Guardia, Victor Hinzo, Robert Euogene Parkg Alan Dickinson: lirnmy H Hill Second Row:-- Stanley Kostg Oscar Kuehnfr, Albert Lauclc Shirkey Third Row:-'Selig Haxoltl Carr, Sam Stanardy Eianlc Latlinier Gone llerol-l, Rosie Violet Elizondo Fourth Row:-M Ruth Elizabeth Haste, Bill Sclileuse, Adrienne Edwards Fifth Row: -flames Martin, Fred Alexander McAllisterg lae Rabertsp Virginia Iacaueline Vxfisernan loy Kathryn Cerrnin, loan llleanor Brauchleg Virgil V. Vickroy. Seven!h Row: f Lazuarr Mackie, Betty lean At a night football game four majorettes attired in gleaming white wait expect- ,. ' antly for the whistle of Drum Major McAllister and his batorrs downward sweep that will start lively marches resounding throughout Alamo Stadium 293599 1 'Ph- .SIE Oscar lshrnael Romoy Harold L Vrnz, lanet Elaine Rader Lenore Dhosscheg Eugenia 3 Kathleen Hunt. Sixth Row Bryant, Cecil Hill, Arnelia f- 4 VPU: i 24 ,.,i A L Q' tty? fl-'ltr MR. KEN AUSTIN SPRING TERM OFFICERS NETH C. EMERY Director BOB RElTZ President H. TACQUARD Vice-President OSCAR lSl-IMAEL ROMO Treasurer CONRAD ROLAND SPRINGE Reporter 1 PAGE ill Schaal Bam! Delgado. Eighth Row:-Bob Reitzg Austin H. Tacquard, Bob Barton Sexton, Arthur Flinders. At Drums: --Bryan Peters, Bob Polunsky, Seated Next to Rear: -Phyllis Priscilla Niedermann, Iesse Lozano, Servando Salazar, Ice Neil Pyley Robert Frank Biegler, Iimmie Williamsg Armando Ile Ia Penaq Clara Walvcord Moyra Duncan, Ienetha Iane Murphy, Margaret Ioyce Iohnsong Peggy Maurice Waits, Rear Row:-Billy Allen Boyerg Ronald Rtchard Robertsong Iimmy Tweedy: Ivionel Gum Daniel McLean Iones, Corrad Roland Sprinaerp Charles C. Sturm, Malcom Ray Dixon, Raymond M:Ne1land, Bill Warren, Director ot Instrumental Music Cstandingl ---Mr. Kenneth C. Emery. ,, ' I . A clarinet trio, consisting ot three oi lefiersons talented young Band mem- fi bers, provides musical enjoyment tor the Texas State Teachers' Association me in the Municipal Auditorium on Thanksgiving Day. Real school servicel an ift,,,2?Eg INSTRUMENTS PLAYED VKHA PIANO VIOLIN SOUSAPHONE TUBA GLOCKENSNEL ENGLISH HORN PAGE 145 Sched Bm Top Row' Mr Kenneth C Emery Director- Bob Rettz Pres- Austtn H Tasquard Vtce-Pre - Oscar lshma l Romo Treas- Conrad Roland Sprlnqer Rep Rooert Frank Bleal r Billy Allen Boyer Gay Blame Brandt loan Fleanor Brauchle Edward M Brook Second Row Betty lean Bryant Selg Harold Carr Ioy Kathryn Cermm Armando De La Pena Amelia Delgado Adrienne Lenora Dhos che Malcolm Ray Dtxon Moyra Dun an Fuqenta Edv aras Rose Violet Ellzondo Bottom Row Arthur Fllnd rs Wllltam Guardla Ruth Ellzabetll Haste Ladlmlr Gene Heroln. Itmmy H Hlll Vlctor Htnze Kathleen Hunt Margaret loyce lohnson Dantel McLean lanes Harold Stanley Kost '2.'fb5?'- il I ww F Laid' 1 wi' gif INSTRUMENTS PLAYED fContl FRENCH HORN BARITONE HORN TROMBONE CORNET TRUMPET E FLAT BASS Unusual for our eternal rnotton groupl Usually performmg dr1lls at the half ttme SWIHQIHQ down the street tn parades turntshtng lovely muslc tor all ot our school events the School Band autetly lets ttselt be ptcturecl BB FLAT BASQ DRUM ENSEMBLE mutbdvm TYMPANI eg 'fn twat, Q Mfg IXI H . - . . , , , , ., . e X , s , t e , ,, ' , z ' ' e 5 ' g ' ' , p ,. g . . : - - 5 i 1 ' 5 , 2 ' V S 1 ' 1 C po ' J 'y ' ' :f et, , ' ,, gg ' lg , Q- 'A 2 'yeah tt . tt . , .-Q - J L. I- . . . . . . . .N lf 1 V I . , C . . . - Q Q 1 ' B 2 - . , 'V , . . 1, , , '- - . -- W , f Pg, AQ -E. X ' . E. M, t X J A it I O L 2, . , . ,JL dgg..',. Q ' A 2 A -1 wr.-Xe ...HM 'lt X ,M N ' ' '. Gi Ill' . ' 'f it - -A ' xv Sofzaal Bam! Top Row O ca Kuehner La a r Ma kre Iames Martln Fred Alexander Mclllhste lenelha lane MI hv Phyllls Pr1sc1lla Nle 1. Ian Ba bari Clone Nxelsen Carol Mae Olds Rua Claxre Packer Robert lqueqene Park Second Row Bob Polunslcy lack Pool loe Noll Pyle Ifm I Rader Phllllg Hmhey Ronald Rxcharcl Roberlson Qervanflo Salazar B111 S hleuse Bob Barlon Sextor Albam' Lauck Slnrkey Bottom Row bam Stanard Charlo C Sirum V1ra1IV Vlckroy Frank L Vlnz Peggy Maurxce Walts Clara Walvoarl B111 Warren Llame Wernstem I use WllllGmS Vlralnla lacquellne Vfrsl lan Thomas Iellerson School Band on paradel What a colorful pxcture they make swmgmg bhthely down the street Instruments m perfect harmony lovely Y i umforms so drstmctlve of our schooll Our Band means much to lellerson sm 93 43535 W 1 N xi' QE- 24 '22 INSTRUMENTS PLAYED CCont J rr SQA. Q OBOE BASSOON FLUTE ALTO CLARINET BASS CLARINET B FLAT CLARINET ALTO SAXOPHONE TENOR SAXOPHONE BARITONE SAX INC! I lu I 4 V A A M l A lf I I Av . A I 14 -' .I AI I Q X .,U L 'fl llTIlIlC H: . :N ' W: 'fly A z' lxrklrrlrix . , . . . . - ,,, . . , , ' ' gg? ' f- .l-L f. if R9 xy- , I . ' lil ' T . - .- N 1' - Hills -KXQQK 'Q M, +V I ' VI I A l y . v A 5 -MQ 1 - '7'-ref., A - - , kiwi: V IIE ' Al h fn I ' ' A sssll 'I 1 'I IIT lwadic, lfffmtic Zaeaqeaheae 'Wav' K, ' M h -R i nDeclaration Statt Visits the Alamo Staff members ot the t'Declaration, letterson's newspaper, are intensely interested in the tamed old mission well within the Alamo grounds. Believing, like all good newspaper people, in the value ot the unusual, these journalists are intrigued to know that the clearing ot debris out of this old well just before the Mexican attack provided water for the courageous defenders. llli TX Um Nppwciale up--f I YM didr- Margaret Ethel Gerald E. Stengl Carl Meitzen Gerald Stanley Sterling Fisher Allen F. Grum West Weaver l2ii.:ino.:.' Production Strum Mcllhcmy Production Mgr. Sponsor EdllOF'lll-Clllffl Editor-in Cluc.-t 1'Xd'uf-rtifirig liar Art Editor CoAPoriel Editor Iimmie O'Leary Businoizs Mgr. Co-Ponel Editor G. Charles Iola Louise Merbeth Kelsey Circulation Mgr Morioginq Ed Z , 37 09 0 fwanlicel a Slaff tll Today you rtscoived your Anriuol troiii Circulation Mrinoqfrr Morb.rtli, l3u:7irief.:.' Morirrgffr G'luecxr',', :ind Production Manager Grurii but Z7 lull your ot rvlcririing and work lice beliirid your lioolc KT ljditor Moitzf'-ri and luruor Pliotogrfritzlior Piorrissay do icli dork roorri work Ot courfo you noticed liovv rrioriy ot yoiir yiicturez Iiicrvf: two boys tooic tlii,-1 your till Editor Stenql ond xrtiigltforrgc I K r ii 1' ost tizll tliff yiorioy tlidt it crmztgs us to produce your was 4 ,u,, 'UK 'Ni' 'war 'Y ' R. Ccxllis Chris Orth Ioseph I. Rome Ierrold Simon Grace Cleary Ioan Iecmine Fischer- Norma Iecmne Sports Writer Military Ed Advertigser Artirst Advertimer Advertiser Gonzales flat Te-rml Co-Managing Ed Advertiser VJ Sz Doris Iean Buell Shirley Stribling Waninis Swing Literary Asst, Typing Panel Aff.'Sl:SlCtI'1f Assistant Annual, fill Managing Editor Kelsey and her asstxitstants spend many hours typing your book. C51 Art Editor Mcllhany, who also made the :six etchinga oi the Alarno, work: very diligently cn your club etchings. L53 At 'i lovely banquet at the Menger, our l947 Staff members are honored and our 1948 Stall announced Q73 All ot urs guide you efalely through photography week CSD Principal Rogers tells you about the Annual at the Monticello assraeiribly, at which l948 Staff members were introduced oh . x 1 4 HO I OURAPHY flffanlzcef a amen Sla 'isa fr fi rw nvfvb sd' YV 'D 91 we gf 'iw 'Vi Y we 1, 1-Tis igqwye S 515-wr 'ia fa .-Q -'vs vie -gg Q K7 -vu.-A Q Top Row enoloro Brown lune Clyle Collcrn Clfzro I GH olm 1 n Milrlorl Damon Run Ar 1 Dow Corlnne Lcmr-ll Dslovcm Se ond Row llln le inns Frl rv Rolvcrl Laker Glbbs Sunnyr C Lrro Cotherme Loul r Curley I1 muy Waller Knee-so Frank Loqcm Bottom Row ex r r QP C0 H59V suv Car Touch gene 1 lvl L ll lVlf1lOI1 lufxn lr Ycvmry Dolng the 'flung we oslc everyone else please not to do olll the Montlcello boys ond glrls sweetly sm1le ot the cornerornom becouse he 1S our own Alex l Rcunsoy Knot 1n pwcture of coursel Celebrotmg Halloween ot Wolles lnn w1lh CI d9l1C1OL1S clmcken dlnner stoll members ore proud to welcome new Junlors to the fold 'Q r .Qmll cms! Small fs et to Rxght Cstcmdmgb Ctwrle Me beth l11 ue Ol.ec1rv Robert R Mo '1 A P I 1 Food t1Yl Me1t2cn Sterlmq F1 1 Mcllt 1ry Gerxld E St nql Gfrold Stanley Strurn Seated D51 Hoetqrr Mary Anne Ker Mvrtlr one Bo L r1'1 W LIC 5 1 c1 v ll Ou1ll ctnd Scroll r1ot1onol ronorctry SOCl9lY tor lngb eCl1ool Journohete wo orfgornzed to TPCOCJH1 e ond re word lmgh school Journothsts of eXceot1onc1l 111er1t A member rnuet be ecl1oldst1folly 1n tl1e upper tlnrd ol lllfv clctes, must l'1ove done dtettnctrve ond cutetondtnq Worl' IH borne cbdee ot '11 1' ecbool 1ournc1l1 111 must be recornmended by the e11perv1Sor ol tue 1OUFHCtl1C3l1C work tn l11gl1 school, ond 11111et be approved by Qutll ond Scrolls notroncrl ott1cer denrtnoted tor thot duty letterecn S cl dpter, the 0 llrnry Clmpter, l1c1-5 ot present seventeen 1ne111oers ten from tlne lDGClCITGl1OT1 ctnd eevcn from tl1e Monhcello, lllG yeorbook r1d1111tt1nr, mernbere 1n the een1or yedr only Members proudly weor llle Qu1ll ond Scroll 1 111, the ou1ll rer reeentmg tl1e core Wl11Cll 'nust be put tortl1 to expre-ee tl1ouc1l1te core-fully, tne scroll repreeenttnq tl1e loetmq perrnonence for Wll1Cl1 1ournctl1ete rnuet etrtve No l11gl1er honor Cctn be won by etuclente tlton tlne 1ne1nber'sl11p prtvlleqe I'XC.I 1. 0 V , 42- 5 I .Kg ,frjk ' , 3,412 . - 'j , 5 K V - ' va 1 ' gy , 4 lg . ' 6 ,, re ' 6 1 M ' 2. ' n 9 I 5, p J 1 tv , I . y R y 1 Y- A H sir 1 L V7 e H MM, eh ,. ,, at ggf' . fn 1 L f ' ' 1- G . ,.: . r, , g 'Ziff' ' A- , ,rfn llen ' Gftlltl' Frfml: ff 1 . I1 1. Carl j'.1g,f'Y Qater lflj I tinrg f .1 ' . :-V V.41 , 115 3 rg A 2 I. 1, .sw Allef-I1 lflosffte f11gnf- Pf':trt'i'1 A.. l.1I'.'CCIIllJ' Slxcxrcn Lyn. S 'l field S--be lf xt? C .QE1 Flrzruno- Elttinf- lV,lfl A 1 ' K . ,1 t . , L , .K A I S . I i .Z K fbealaaajaan Top Row Bebe Ruth Couch Co Edttor Robert R Martm Co lchtor Ie e C El t her Co Managtng Ffh c, Ilornrce ll ue Wolll Co Managmg Eclltor Alleen Mosette Aune Co News Eclttor Mae lune W lmer Co News Editor Delta Hoelqet Co L1t ary l-IIIIOI Sharon Lynn Scholleld Co Llterary Edltor Mary Anne K rr Co Feature Edttor Myrtle lane Ross C Eeatt re lntor V1 arma Munax 1 hang Echtor Second Row Frank Ira Goodman Co Asst LC'lIlOY A n Dorothy Kent, Co Asst ldtto Theodore. Lawaral Longaooa C Ast lVI1l'IGqllIQ lhtor Pat L e Allen Co Asst Managtng L'l1tor Charles Wlllram Pope Co Sports ld1tor I hn O Srl e Co S rt ldv or Ale H H ltl C Sxo Eh r I n lohn on Busme s Manoa 1' Donald Skaggs Co Photographer AIIQII Q Fort Gro n Co Photoflrmllef Etna DP I-If G7 Third ROW ICH! CGYOIG DUIINIJ Schultz Anna B lle Taylor DECLARATION STAFF FOR SPRING TERM Sponsor MISS ELLA STONE Edttor BEBE RUTH COUCI-I Ed1tor ROBERT R MARTII Managmg Ed1tor ANN DOROTHY KEMP Munogmg Edmr Exchange Day lor the Dcclaratton Mtss Stones stall members and L FLORENCE ELAINE WOLF? ststants eagerly examtne the excellent newspapers on thetr exchange hst A News Edrtor Wlde awake group thus keeps even more alert tn the school n wspap r World ALLEEN MOSETTE AUNI' News Edttof MAE IUNE WEIMEV Hwmm Llterary Edltor DELIA HOEEGEN Ltterary Ed1tor SHARON LYNN SCHOEIEID Asst Ed1tor FRANK IRA GOODMAI Co Asst Managmg Ed1tor THEODORE EDWARD LONGGOOI Co As t Managmg Eduor PAT LEE ALLEN C Sports Edrtor CHARLES WILLIAM POPE Buslness Manager LOUISE I-IINYARD Advertrsrng Manager IANET CAROL BRIZMAN Co ordtnator IOE MATTEI Photographer ANGILEE FORD GREEN Clrculatlon Manager CHARLES FISHER SUGLRMAN 'W' 4 IAQI I :f , - g . , -I 7 'ec , - ..frg 11 l'a1. , - ' ' g , , - ' - ' 5 , c , - H 5 . .', - er . , , - ' ' , e , - , , , o- . 1 ft' , r 'Q-rc .e , :ff , - .' I , '1 ' if - . Q rg I 1 'N L f I ', o- :sa 1, I1 g e. . , - . 11' g ' , - I ' 5 o , 1 1: , -fpo ss I t g 2: a ', o-1' w rtfz ,n to , a fs , , 3. e 7 ', - v , e 1 L e , e . g Q , r r 1 ' : - fp Ann Ferguson, locelle Guerra LOUISE Hlnyardg Bruce Nell Hoerrnan, Dorothy Longlrryg Iohn D Muga, Carol Mae Ol.ls, lane Schtrnmelg Allce ' , ll' I , . . . ....1 D Co- ' , . . 1 . y A l CO- . , . I Co- ' ' . - V g .. Y . V, . 1 Nm CC, . . ,sf CQ- - ' A . , l 3 ' C . Co' r ' I V ' I ' Co- ' ' gg Co- ' ' . . . - 1 . N D - s . ' , , Y g K .N 1 up 3 I Y, E A ll 1 1 XV , I.ll . x I. - . . im 5 , I . ' K X .. . , ' sl Ifivif fm I f ' - y A ., r A ' i, r . ,RQ I r- - if 4 ' I 'I ISIS , V I if midi if . W .,,, Upper: -lllustrating stories from the Lariat, staff members beautifully interpret LeRoy BirdWell's 'lThe Great Price at an assembly. Lower, left: - Staff me nbers intently Watch Art Editor Mcllhany cut a stencil for an illustration in the autumn edition of the Lariat, Lower, right: -- Here, new sophomores in an English lll group read the Lariat to see the fine type ot writing expected from them in their English classes. LARIAT STAFF FOR SPRING TERM Sponsor, ...... w.....Y...,s.,..,..... M iss Grace Huey Business Manager s,,,.,. ,....,...,. R obert Easton Burke LeRoy Birdwell Art Editor .....,u.,,,...,uu, ..,,.,,. S terling Fisher Mcllhany Willard Russell Green V Mee Yee Lee Kenneth Charles Farnsworth Mary Cathryn Young Editorial Board. ,......,. Charles A' Gable Artistsu' EA' ' pat TQ 101- l-larriett Yvonne Goodloe L t Y lo Ann Shaffer - Cecll R' Sparks Ellen MCCGI-ty , , Betty lean Taubert T 1St and Ste IC tt ...,. Robert Euegene Park Yp S nel u ers POlTTiCiCI l9CIH Platt PAGE 157 'N'YIY'f' M! 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R soy, '49 Engaged in doing something very ditterent from their enthusi- astic support ot our athletic heroes, tive high otticers ot the Lasso Drill Team and the Lassos Drum and Bugle Corps stroll through the picturesque Alamo gardens where Texas's immortals fought and tell. Walking on the spot where gallant men once trod, these young leaders tind the gardens very inspirational. Um Suppafzl FPW f 'GRP' .Q Q if Wm . af .91 959 ., 'ff 5 7 KWW .L 1' a , A 5 .s-2? ' ,ve S Q ,QW gf' 54523 ' Q V1 'M 'M A ' www W an L il Q22 .somnum vi 4 y 1 ,Q .W W. 3 Q? 95 LW ww. J g fg?faQagf'i F A, Q ., i ,5 ,,.. iq Q N Aw My 7 ? , W 21 . 5' f' Q62 ' ..,, 2: 4 ,lf f 2 'PE . h ,af if M, 535455 m,+3SZ - H L , If v , , ,ffm A z 1. ..., R .wb . aw- ' ? Q ew W? JJ -N gn xv , Q4 Top Row:-Stewart Dukeg Rodney Hawthorne Eastg Finley Ewing. Second Row: - Arthur George Forrnanng Allen George Goldsrnithg Ken Ray Huedepohlp Hans Man' gold. Third Row: -- Bobby McArthurg Barney Marshall McDougallg Francis E. Meyerg Allan M. Pearce Bottom Rowziliarl Pieper, Ir.g Mack Reevesg loe Ewell Westermanp limmie Howard Work. Mighty Mustangs hungrily devour delicious food at the banquet given by the Laurel Heights Methodist Church in honor of the never-dying spirit of our courageous football players. lt was an honor deeply appreciated by the boys. PAGE 163 ii ll ,k SPRING TERM OFFICERS-CCont.D BOB TANKERSLEY Cor, Secretary CHARLEY SOWELL Chaplain BENNY WHITE Treasurer HOWARD FRANKLIN IOBSON Co-Sergeant-at-Arms RALPH CLAUDE DRESSER Co-Sergeant-at-Arms 2 1 , '17a7P':' one-' , 3. F af. .19 ill Ponies iFirsi Row, left to rightl:-Coach Walentag Edson, Donzis, Bingham, Dizonp Sweeney, Micklerg Hewitt, Fosterg Buen7, Gutierrezg Robbins, Soucedaq Ward, Siddall, Piepery Hohmann. Second Row: -Procter, Weimerg Dennis, Echotsg Kenney, Gill, Henderson, Foster, laureaui, Leonard Third Row:-Ionesg Gonzales, Magaray Stone, Warren, Cortez, Scarborough, Wheelerp Fuentes, Tynan Fourth Row:--Cooper, Crouch, Douglas, Pantusog Disrnukesg Mahavler, Hoagland, Richmond, Feingold, Thompson C25 Coaches lrvin and Wulenta and Manager Schultz tensely watch the Brackenrldge game ISD Mustangs lTop Row, left to rightl fWestermanp Meyer, Dresser, September 13 -sr Opening the long-awaited football season with a 26-13 victory over the Lamar Red skins, the Mighty Mustangs showed that they again had the spark and drive that distinguishes a great team. Steady line work by Sowell and lobson paved the way tor Knight, East, Dresser, and Pantuso, who literally mapped up the Lamar team. lt was Knight who scored two of the four touchf downs. East and Iobson accounted tor the other two. September 19ePounding down the Temple Wildcats, tough customers, the rampaging Mustangs thundered to a HO win in a thrilling game, A pass from Knight to White turned out to be the Wildcats' undoing, Tassos, Meyer, and Callaway were outstanding in the line play ol the Iett team, and Carter and White prevented the Temple team from gains ing ground around end, the entire team proving great on defense. September 26s-Ending in a 7-7 dead- PACE 164 Callawayg Carter, Tassos, Whlteg Vakey, Barksdale Middle Rowzflimqht, Charley Sowell, Cadena, Weilbacher, Byrnes, 'lankersleyg llastg McDougallg Chambersg Lock, Rundqulstp Duke Lower Row:-Beard, Carpenterg Wtndiowg lack llcmell Iohson, Reeves, Brxttros, Pantuso, Hoherts In Foreground: f- Schultzg Goldsmith. MJ East 1231 rounds the end as teammates show the way C53 Kmght fill, crashes the Hayle line lor a huge 'Jain ffl Dresser, llast, Tankersley, and lobson on the march tor the Mustang! lock, the Goose Creek game proved to be a bad one tor the Mustangs, as Knight sustained a serious knee injury in the second quarter. The superiority ot the left line asserted itself many times as they held the Goose Creek backs tor short yardage. Tankersley and lobson stood out in the line, while Dresser and East sparkled in the backlield. October 4 - Rolling over the inexperienced Harlandale lndians 34-O, the stampeding Mustangs were a great team, even though minus the services of Knight. Outstanding in the line were Tassos and Meyer, the big boys stopping many of the Harlandale plays cold. McDougall and Westerman stood out in the backtield. Credit should go to the 2nd and 3rd teams, who played much ot the game. October 17-f Losing a hard game to the Corpus Buccaneers l9e6, the hardftight- ing Mustangs could have won except for the heartbreaking bad luck. Time and time again the left PAGE 165 ? ry 1 A M xisfvf N uw If-5 351 ,iifj ,.,.:3,1s, '-is r is 'V' ip 1 :xr .1 .ny why, If Alia AFB' Above Picture, Upper: --leff's Erancis Meyer slams the Eagles' big Dick Calhoun to tne ground. Others ready to pounce are East 1239, Carter C38i, and. Knight C301 Lower: ee Hard-driving East i:: off his an-fn left tackle for a short gain. Carter makes a beautiful block on Luce of Brackenridge KZBD. Opposite Page. Upper: -H ln the lefferson-Brackc.-nridge game big Dick Calhoun is stopped dead in his tracks by leff's for- ward wall, McDougall QQSQ and Sowell C347 come in for the kill. Center:-eShifty, :speedy Erank Pantuso is around hi:1 own right end for a good gain, after East, on ground, throws a bone-crushing block on two men. Lower:-That's harde driving East through the middle again in the Brackenridge game, it takes two men to biiizg him down. team would be ready to score, only to have gains nullified by penalties. Wessterinan was the star of the game with smart line play by Callaway, lobson, and Sowell. The team played a good game, but it just was not their time to win, the lone left tally being a long pass from Westerman to Carter. October 24 - er Crippled and limping, the Mustangs dropped a hard fought game to the lohn Reagan Bulldogs 20-U, McDougall, Dresser, and Pantuso, with the blocking of Meyer, Tassos, and Carter, made the only real scoring threat of the game, which was stalled by an intercepted pass. Bad luck again struck the Mustangs when McDougall was taken from the game with a chipped vertebra. Bulldog passes proved to be the margin that spelled defeat for the fighting Mustangs. November 8-Trampled by the IXXGIG NCT 3, September 13- f Iefferson. .26 --Lamar . . . . . . . . .13 September 19 1efferson. . 6 f 1 Temple ,.., .... U September 26 Iefferson Goose Creek October 4 Iefferson Har1anda1e October 17 Iefferson Corpus Chrtstt October 24 Iefferson Iohn Reagan November 8 Iefferson T1 Austtn November 14 Iefterson 13 Kerrv111e November 21 Iefferson 32 Tech November 27 Iefferson 15 Brackenrtdge Pxg km Heroes Unusual Angle Austtn Maroons the Mustangs were on the short end of a 21 U score Whtte played an outstandtng game as hts ktcks averaged over 50 yards on one of hts elght trtes he booted the ptgsktn seventy yards Kntght Byrnes and East starred tn the backftetd as Sowe11 Iobson and Wtndrow stood out tn the 1tne 1n1ur1es kept the Mustangs from playtng thetr best game November 14 East and Kntght 1ed the Mustangs to a 13 12 vtctory over the Ttvy Antlers The Ieff defense was superb as Tassos Carter Byrnes and Dresser stopped the great Ttvy team cold On offense Whtte Sowe11 Iobson and Meyer paved the way for East and Kntght Kntght made both Ieff touchdowns one betng set up by East who p1ayed a bang up game November 20 The Mtghty Mustangs downed a ftghttng group of Tech Buffs 37 13 tn A1amo Stadtum East made two stx pomters on runs and Kntght threw three touchdown passes one to Whtte and two 1ong ones to Dresser Callaway Carter and Tassos 1ed the hne p1ay wh11e Byrnes East and Kntght showed up we11 tn the baCkfre1d Thls was the ftfth vtctory of the season for left November 27 Gotng down before the champtonshtp Brackenrtdge Eag1es 27 15 a ftghttng left e1even ptayeda great game 1t was the fourth quarter when the Ieff attack caught ftre and proved whtch team was better as the Mustangs scored ntne potnts tn 1ess than a mtnute The surprtse of the day was the return of McDouga11 to the Ieff hneup The game was even tn the ftrst down department but the Eag1es who were to become the state champtons managed to sneak by the Mustangs tn scortng The Mustangs who were hounded by bad 1uck and tnturtes the enttre season proved that they were a rea11y great team by maktng an admtrable re ord tn 1947 as they have done 1n former years I X11 lm .Jes , ,... if Este 'pw tr .,,2O of '..,.t...21 ' ..,.r,412 1 ..,. .4.. . ,13 ? - ' .M27 Q ff 'M ev . 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I lanuary lanuary lanuary lanuary lanuary lanuary lanuary lanuary February February February February February February the letferson letterson lefferson lefferson lefferson lefferson lefferson letterson letferson lefterson lefferson letferson lefferson lefferson Lanier Harlandale Kerrville Corpus Christi Tech Austin Brackenridge Lanier Harlandale Kerrville Corpus Christi Tech Austin Brackenridge Harlingen left game All State Ben White attempt to shoot a crip shot with Harris of Harlingen desperately trying to block it Opposite Page tUpper in top rowl Knight Wilson Lutz White Formann Pearce East Front Bow left to right Boyd Carpenter Work Christian Huedepohl Sowell Trevino Center ln the left Lanier game White high in the air loops in two mor points for left Lanier registers despair at its inability to stop Big Ben Lower Wilson adds two more points to left in a battle of hands hips and elbows lanuary 7 Outclassing a fighting Lanier quint 24 l9 the Mighty Mustangs opened the 48 cage season with a bang lanuary 9 War painting the Hariandale lndians 62 39 in their second district win the Mustangs pounded down the outclassed Bedskins in the lefferson gym lanuary 13 Chalking up a 40 32 win over the Tivy Antlers of Kerrville in a furiously fought game the Mustang White and Carpenter led the left scorers lanuary 16 Backing up points left s cage squad polished off the Corpus Buccaneers 25 l6. lcrnuary 20 - Stampe-ding to victory over the Tech Buffaloes the Mighty Mustangs found themselves the only undefeated team in District l5-AA, lanuary 23 f Meeting their closest rival for the l5-AA crown in the lefferson gym the Nags edged out the Austin Maroons 27-26 in a close loard-fought game. lanuary 27- Massacring the Brackenridge Eagles 34-l8 in the Eaales gym the rampaging Mustangs saw the Eagles wings droop after a Brackenridge lead at the end of the first period. Ianuary 30--Slipping from the driver s seat with a 36-32 loss to Lanier the Mustangs played a fast and furious game against the scrapping Lanier auint. February 3 f Batting down the Harlandale lndians 44-29 the Mustangs romped to victory. February 5 A Taking the Tivy Antlers by the horns to a 42-3l win the left Nags counted oft their second victory over Kerrville. February 7 f Winning their tenth district game out of eleven played, the Mustangs trampled over the Corpus Buccaneers 3l-25. February 10 e Fighting the leff guint to a tie at the end ot the first period, the scrappy Tech Buffaloes were trampled by a 36-26 loss to the leff Mustangs in the Brackenridge gym. February 13-Defeating the Austin Maroons 31-26 in the Maroon gym, the left Mustangs became the l948 District l5-AA champions. February 17 - Powerless to stop the winged Brackenridge Eagles, the rampaging Mustangs lost by a heart-breakingly close score of 4l-40. February 20 -- Coming out from the short end ot the score as the half ended, the Mustangs, l5-AA champions, won the bi-district tilt in Harlingen. February 24 - Losing to Harlingen 34-33, the Mustangs were even up with the l6-AA champions for the third game of the bi-district series. February Z5---- With injured Wilson unable to play, the left Mustang cage squad lost the third game of the bi-district series to Harlingen 26-23. Considering all their injuries and bad breaks, the left boys did a wonderful job during the '48 cage season. PAGE 171 i' 044 lfze ei ea paiffz i' Standing: llelt to rightl -Quinn, Young, Chambers, Carter, Williams, F. Pantuso, Grunwaldp Stephens, I Mugg, Byrnes, Scott, Wynne Kneel- ing:-R. Muqgg Webber, Barksdale, Cortez, Springer, Gill, Schaumburg, Sidfiall, Herirtessy Fielder Sittingz- L Pantuso, Meeks, Reeves: Kirby, Dizon, lennings, Belinskyf Summers, Kleing White April 19, 1947 -- Scoring 35 points at Alamo Stadium, leff's tracksters won the Region 0 laurels, and seven left athletes won entry to the State Meet on May 3. Brackenridge trailed the Mustangs with 30 points. May 3. 1947-Bowing to the Corpus Buccaneers at the State Finals in Austin, Ieff's track squad tallied 31 points and third place to the Buccaneers' 45 for first and Austin's 36 for second. 1948 Season:-March 12-13- Suprising everyone but themselves, the Mustangs came through with 14 points to take second place in the Border Olympics. Bless turned in the outstanding performance of the meet with a record-breaking 22.8 time in the low hurdles. Scallorn placed second in the high hurdles, while Meyer took second in the shot put. Reeves and Webber tied for third in the pole vault. Mighty Austin took first, while Beaumont and Corpus were tied for third. March 19-With their red and blue colors flying high, the leff track team won the Alamo Heights track meet with 29 points, 6 points ahead of second-place Brackenridge. New records were Written into the books by Bless and Meyer. Blazin' Bless went over the low hurdles in a sizzling 22.3, while Meyer was tossing the shot 52'll . Meeks won the broad jump, Reeves tied Michon of Kerrville for first in the pole vault, and White capped a second in the discus. Scallorn placed in two events and Carter in one. March 26-With Lady Luck behind them, Good Friday proved a good day for the Mustangs, as they took a good second in the Robstown Relays. Scallorn was high-point man of the meet with 8. Meyer broke another shot record, this time by over 7 feet with his 52' 53f4 toss. Meeks, Carter, and Scallorn took firsts in the broad jump, pole vault, and high jump respectively. Adding points to the left cause, White, Scallorn, and Reeves placed second in the discus, high hurdles, and pole vault respectively. The 880 and 440 relay teams each won third place berths to round out the leff scoring. Corpus was first with 42 markers, Ieff Mustangs, second, Brackenridge, third. Too late to record this year are the following meets: Texas Relays, April 2-3, Triangular Meets, April 16, City Meet, April 23, Dual Meets, April 30, San Antonio lnvitational, May lg City Conference District Meet, May 6-7, City Conference State Meet, Dallas, May l4-15. PAGE itz t if W -, 1 X 'Mm Upper Verscrttle Scdllorn gtves h1s utmost m cr tremendous hugh Jump effort C1rcle Two promlsmg doshmen cxre Meeks cmd Pcmtuso Muscles ore strommg cfs they necrr the f1T11Sh of on excltmg 100 ydrd ddsh Lower Ietf s crock relory tecrm COHSISTS of Bless Sccdlorn Wtlholms Pcmtuso cmd Meeks f1Ve ofthe fmest trcrcksters cmywhere PACF 1 2 Q- r x E J, X ! N 5 t A ' A 2, 1 1 . V ' 5 , tl X I ' K if . fb lx 5 mf A A 4 nr ,E 1 , , 1 f - 1 , T. yin 'hugh'- 'Helm-f -42 My mmm W il KVWWWYW D '1wf ev Upper Left Scollorn one of our best hurdlers slums over the low hurdles demon strcttmg the perfect form wh1ch mokes hlm or sure pomt getter Upper nght Webber cleors the bor ot eleven feet s1x lnches showmg perfect co ord1ndt1on ond or strong physlque Lower The creom of our l'11gh hurdlers, Bless ond Colrter, soor over the hurdles IH on excmng rorce Greot performers for Iefferson ore these two flne boys PAGE 174 ,.. if 7 A f ' .' 1 1' E ws ' . tt ' '-f,.f- g ff. 1l.,,,,gffk5!-,- , 17 . K , , . Q W- .. Q '17 V. f , W ' I . ' ' ' . 5 ,K , ,.,A. A 1 V-I V 3, A4 if MWA - ' , , Mb, 'K Q 1?-yljpfrz-ji tm gig? 1, ' 7 . . ,M E f K K g wyvhi.. .f N .Q .., K . K L 4, r 5 4 , ,JW .MJ f .L J 4 yy, fu ggi Q. Eli? 7' A 1,,3,,?', 'A , flgqlyfzxgggr W . s in t Q ,fr zz' iw 'v t' y 1' y,,..r,, M, M-r'rf '.W' ' az, - fr -- tw-wtfQ1i.Q 7- K . v ' s ff t K V' ,. Wi ,. , fr . lan K f, '. 1-l'l ' f 'f'ff' ' : N 1 : i X' . 1 - K , 'U ' 0 ' ' .-, y a- gin ' ' 3 so L, -.55 ,,,, ..,, Y I ,,,.,,,.r.fw:-w...vW- 5 A ,YV H l ' N rx W Mtg 1 an . , ., ,A I i I - ' I I I . . . . . . I I - if Gnlffaeeaufzli il' l54ec:ifrff:or'i.ftl-fn:xnkUl-i,ApaerfQc1,ilEiiv,:lliavlii S2552 ylilii? S' fzfiifiiinsfl1bia'ieEGiQffi.Cfiiifelfinlltlniifuiifnfeiilkrnl'liiTinSlEi'2S'f'sefefeihiiifif5nM62bneQlQf F223 Im Goodman, Lewin Wendell Gilliam, leff's tennis team played in the Hearts Delight tournament in Falfurrias, February 27 and 28. Aaron Cohen, Ieff's number one entry in singles, lost out to Bobby Duncan of Corpus Christi With a score of 6-3, 6-2, after he had defeated Hochmuth of Rosenberg 6-O, 6-Og Milligan of Benavides 6-O, 6-lg and Hickman of Alice 6-U, 7-5. Sam Rusk Terry defeated Hice of Falfurrias 6-U, 6-4, only to be downed by Benoirdes Hino- josa 6-2, 6-3. Franklin Scott Spears and Frank lra Goodman lost out to Brackenridges Perkins and Emmert 6-2, 8-6, after defeating Lloyd and Dihn of Alice 6-2, 6-3, Welsh and Price of Corpus Christi 6-O, 6-2, and Brown and Hart of Donna 6-4, 7-5. HEALTH EDUCATION If all work and no play makes lack a dull boy, then lack should be a smart boy indeed at our school. Health education at lefferson affords each boy a chance to play and to learn team-Work at the same time The boys learn good health habits, also stressed are fair play and the art of being a good loser as Well as a good Winner. Each year, after students have chosen their health education classes, the intramural teams are made up, and they battle for the championships in the various divisions. Football and basketball dominate in fall and winter, while track and baseball are the spring sports. The health education program is well rounded and provides for all boys a pleasant respite from class Work. Our boys are fortunate indeed. PAGE 175 ca 706 1.3.4-J ...ith 43 FACE ITG Upper Deriving reoti plea ure from their chin ninq exerci es on the horizontril b r in their cr education ci the e youn otlilete develop power u c e ee o ordination tron myaiqie ond crert 1111 d Center S cue Champion Froncie Ivlf yer lellcreon cice l1ot puller procticee hi pf cicilty before ci throng ot young hecrlth edu cfi ion tu en who how fidrnircition to hi note ionciltorm ond erlec technique Lower Real enioy r n the gotm how on the toces .ezle hu,ky bo . f perfect blocking open' fi wide breoch through the line in 'S exciting heolth educcrtion loot- boll gcime ew, Jlewlafh ,ff Upper Into the ba ket Wlth those balls shout Coach Walenta GTTIIG the nolses ot bouncrng basketball and lldlng feet on the waxed tloor as boys health edu cat1on classe try th sk1ll at learmng one our schools most popu lar sports basketball tavorlte sport ot mllllons Lower To keep 1n per tect cond1t1on the boy have TIQOFOU phy lcal tralnmg IH the1r gym C asses l-l re a et muscle man engage 1n a chtttcult test ol h1 ab1l1ty and endurance rope clxmbmg a seem mgly ummportant sport 1n peace txrne but such sk1lls may save the ltve of many of our boys in the event of a War. T' 7 4 357:15-.a.i' Q55 if KP' L. s.. irq yr 'Pet-f rw--w N- .. -........'Z:.c 1' f ff? 25125 ? I' ,elsif 7 4 J' 4 I Q1 35 PAGE 177 ill Three up and one to go is the count as the girls eagerly Watch the pitcher 'lwincl up for the last throw. Girls, too, can play baseball. C25 Lining up for the kickoff, opposing teams face each other for the swift kick of the ball in the fast-moving game of soccer. 13D 'll-leel, foe, cotton eyed foe, sings the phonograph as these graceful girls demonstrate the kicks and twists of this frontier dance, C47 Senses keen, these alert girls improve their volley ball IHXGIC 178 M in Q 1 as A 'Ft Q 'Q , YL vi Q ., fb 1 9 gf F S. V' A Q, 9 ,,fi 8' x E ,, , Q . V 75 , Z was ,.. 4 5 113, - A .W 'A 1 me 'fi ki nr 1 -I WN.. 5 X.-ig G X f-vf ' Upper:-Girls taking physical education eagerly await the golf season. They are especially fond of this sport and give their full attention while one of the better golfers demonstrates fundamentals of the art of playing good golf, ln these golf classes attentive girls learn how and when to use the various clubs, which are made of wood or iron and come in various sizes, lengths, and weights. Lower: -W ln cold or damp weather girls' gym classes enjoy indoor games. Energetic girls delight in a fast-moving game of dodge-ball. Spry girls nimbly dodge the flying ball or balls as others try to hit them, To escape the ever-coming volley balls, the girls must keep moving. Girls with quick minds, swift feet, sure- ness, and endurance always seem to win. Dodge ball would be an excellent game for anybody anywhere. PAGE 180 ir Gam lfze Well i' t Upper Spr1na1s1ntne a1r and agaln 1ts t1me for tennlsl Eager gurls learn awckly as Mtss Bess Rtchards tl1e1r coach demonstrates balance stance correct gnp and proper footwork for a slarntntng, torehand dnve Lower Here are the gtrls who represent lefferson 1n tennls tllts Back Row Dorothy Sue Garner lohanna Stneber Conme Nelson Pattle lo Corley Ahce Stuart Dunn Front Row Lamont Moore Martha Le1gl1 Nancy Carson L1ll1an Maclas P-XCE 181 t . ' V , . . - w 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 I I - -Yl 1 1 1 - .1 , eminine of-in Jfaacli at . y ,.,.. . 515' Q 5 Upper: f l'One bullseye, two loull's-eyes, three bull s eyes and ohl a mme Tlus 1S evldence or some great shootmg b some modern lemmme Rohm Hoods Lower A study IH grace are the e archeresses srlhouetted aaamst a Texas sky lt takes marry hours ol practrce to become a top fhght archer lout the re sults are well worth the ellort as the ancteht sport develops the arms and the eye and affords mam hours ol pleasure to young and old. .fauna an pafzacfe Upper: an ln the Armistice Day parade tlie Lasso Drum and Bugle Corps girls marcli by our beloved Alamo, the silent Armistice crowds bursting into involuntary applause. Lower: --fe Members ot our Lasso Druin and Bugle Corps swing around the Federal Building corner in the Fiesta de San lacinto parade, drums beating a snappy cadence, vivid red and blue uniforms making tlie gay street scene even more alive, thousands ot onlookers wildly applauding. tlSornething tliere is about these Lassos that makes a very strong appeal. 'jf 'f i 'ie t .iegjigai was :vit I A . , A L M . . 0 it ,V an Q J , will Q . 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I i fd V, 'W' 7 N, .1 F 6 33 Provrng that Brackenrrdge and lefferson are good frrends Lassos and Purple lackets exchange grits at the annual football classrc on Turkey Day Here Lasso leaders admrre the laeautrful horseshoe wreath frorn the Purple lackets SPRING TERM OFFICERS CContl IO ANN MARIE KURTH C Secretary TERRY WHEELER Treasurer REBECCA POULOS Parharnentarran ELLA IEANNE FRIERY Hrstorran LOUISE HINYARD Reporter 44 A9542 r ggi' 421: W ' X 515353 Top Row FYGUCLH Binh la Anne Rurh Brenner Glendora Brown H len Lourse Brown Anne Browne Dorrs lean Buell Sarah Ann Burk Sarah Frances Calhoun Ma y Callrn Second Row Eayerene Casbeer Clara lean Chambe lrn rthel Laura Clar Shrrley Ann Corr.l1n Darlerrr Crowell Mary Louise Cruz Drana Dale Marrorre Darden Ruth Ann Davrs Corrnne Larnell Delavan Thlrd Row Laura Marre Dreterl Patrrcla Ann Dun Le lacquelyn Ruth Durha'n Kay Egg eston Mary lo Eng Wrllre Mae Fnq C-ertrrle Marrar rsserrck Ann Emrgu on Mary Helen Frrtsch Anna Belle Grese Bottom Row Norma Ieanne Gonzales Barbara Goode Drane Elarne Greenrerg locerle Guerra Sunnye Guerra Carherme Lourse Gurley lane Har rs Brlhe Mrlonette Hay l.eWare Holden if .L , ,Q - 1 OT ' 0 .' 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G- 271 N I ' ', if 2 li 041474 Ebelt All Condltlonlng C0 Complnntnts and Best Wlshee HL ATINI R1-:F1t1CERAT10v BEXAR DRUG STORE 10211 X1 Ashby 11 1 1800 Vllglllla Bhd 1219 H G BLUMBERG TEXAS JEWELRY COMPANY RI, FNQ ntlflr' vx lt h 1 Il lc nlcx ln u t 1 A 1. md 1 ul 1 6 Bu uh ucux 'lc 1 H u xx Stn e I mum 12147 C m 1l1l1H Pl1111H1111 18111111183 The flneit wo1kmansh1p of expert Cl21f1LSIT1LIl IS C1lSC9lT11b1C ln the fmlshed IJOFt13.ltS made by Studer s at astomshlng low 'Ar puces When next Vou th1nk of por tra1ts N1S1t anv Studel Store ln San AHtO1l10 and Austln WHEN A CAMERX CLICKS THINK SAN ANTONIO AUSTIN TEXAS TILLER SERVICF STATION MONTE CARLO CLEANERS Tues and Tubes 11 .ashmg 01lShlIlg' VEIVING mum 1NU1'1'S Gleaslng Gas and OHS Hr Call for and 12111 I H S 4 261 101 West Avenue 1 1, ,Q g yy km 1 W Phelps 31 D911 CCS 81 Slmm0I1S Union Centl al Llfe Ins C0 ARCHITECTS W1 B A NX1edema.nn Mg! 1 Sultc 1101 0 W Md16StlC Bldg San Antonm Texas 11 1420 AI AMO NATIONA1 BANK BLDC 1 if ir PHI' 1 ' 0 0 7 Q Z 0 I Y 77 W , ,Y , ,iw , L, VW7 ,, ..,, ,-...-,v.,- . . . . . hi - - . 11 , A . . . 1 F. .V I - T 1 1 1 4 , - 1 . . . , L' 2 . 5 '. 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LZ129 P11 A 5,21 I ir ' e 'A' IQHWWWQ T ,T COMPLIMENTS ol SOUTHWESTERN BALFOUR COMPANY Semmg Southwestern Schools cmcl Colleges GEORGE RAMSEY MARTIN E HAMILTON Shop WLM 'Waan O cc . j J an O Representatives I PAGE 2221 0W 4ffW'Mf 4WwQ GOOD QUALITY Costs Less mf Sears Sears, Roebuck and Co G F Id 51 Everythmg for the Famdy the Home the Car the Farm and Ranch Sfwp Wfdffn 74am C I Free Parking ar ie 51 ROITIBHG Plaza - KCDITIOTC Lane PAGE 123 0m 14 fuencfi Cashlon Motor Company 1301 3 bro xdw IV and 708 S Alamo C xthedml 8939 Ol Pfzrkvlew .Z 5417 PLEASING YOU KEEPS US IN BUSINESS Oux Quccese IS the renult of our many frlende ln Sun An tomo md the Qurroundmg ter rltorv who have Qeen flt to de 11 vuth us when tradlm, or Qellmg, then automoblles I you OI you! fl1HdH wmh to Qell or tl lde do busmew Wlth The C ISIIIODQ who have .1 thlrtv three year record for fm nd honest dealxnge If youu Buyznq Szllznq or Tradznq I mf Cashzon s Bvjore Lvamnq Toun BUY WITH CONFIDENCE sw dxf,-vzm PAK E 76 I I I ' I 7 1 . . 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',-R T ' 0 N 'z ' ' 212 ' CCDNGIQATUIJXTIONS AND BEST WISHES TOWL FELIX A Cl-IAPA JR All the COMFORTS of Home All the FREEDOM 0161 Ranch Plentx of flllfi mounts xxlth combos g.,u1clcs to Qhoxx you the COUlltlX'illl0 Izlxate swlmmlng pool golf l'l1llIlj,, flehlng Ol chooee youl own bland of fun Plentv of fueh nnllx IlUUltlN mg,g,s llght off thc lanch fm healtx appetltes kate-Q up lllfiiltldti Indnldual double O1 fannlx cottages vnth open fneplacme puxate baths 1nne1 Spllllg' mat IESSLS box SIJllllg'S -Xl hc COMPORIS of Homo' 1 JU foot ClfXdtlOll meanx c o Illgllti lnlls to 1041111 qtledlllS t flxll lll ulcleopen splcee to lnlp xou find pe cc 'lnfl contentmcnt' Circle IS Easy to Reach Just 62 Mules from San Antonio For Ratee or Reservatlons Wute O1 Phone Tex Anderson Medlna Texas sw mu, '7fzem FUI O , 9 . U C . ' N . , ,. ' ,, v V .v ' V , A ,. . A , Q. . . . 71' v v' ' - - 'r' . ' ' . v . v - r , v X 'v ' rv A .R ' V, ..y ,,.,.L., .',, , . Y . ? . . ' w . ., ,-- l - . . . . 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Suchq W fffffwfffweqwff mmectatton The MONTICELLO IS deeply grateful to all who, by the1r unusually fme Co operatlon, contnhuted to the value of thls Alamo ECl1f1OH of our Thomas jefferson l-hgh School yearbook OUI FPIENDQ OF THP AI AMO who so hospltably thxew open to us ill the IGSOUILGS ot the Allmo fox ou1 photoglaphy and oul l9QLI1Lll Oul speclxl thanks go to Mlss Ilalllet Fowles Custodmn md to the Dlu htels ol the Iepuhhc of Texas OUI FI IENDQ OF OUI BUQINP SS I Il NIS 91360131 thanks go to the Cleve COHIDUIX md the Isl md En I'1X1I'12A Companx OUP FI IENDB WITHIN OUI QCHOOL who haxe helped us IH IYIIIUYHQI xlmle xx us Om Dlllltlpll oul tefiehels and our schoolmates 111 desene md 11Cl1lX h ue oul U1 xtxtude OUR ADVERTISING FI IFNDQ whose fuendly coope1at1on vslth us md hehef IH us m ide th1S book posslble CPlease see the hst of these good fuends pages 197 1935 Siwp Wada 7!zem Jil 0 . - cc - - as C. v 5 ' ' , I U K J I v ' v v v L1 2 1 kv ny Lv I 2 Q - Q -Y . . L ,Z .. . . 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