Keystone School - Yearbook (San Antonio, TX)

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n Important Part of the Staff 1 5 3' ,. 'a '. - . :Ru 1 ' I ' 'Y le A Delacy Burks Hallie Tucy Cuff Jones Ready to Serve Luncheon 1 I iii f . 11 4' 5114 7 Q' EI , i 'r K , , M -'iff2.a 53 ie' -+ 1.1. . fiw' - i'--v ,-twig' if. xg Mrs. Borsheim Gives Flu Shot Marjorie Taylor

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zarbook taff The job that requires the most persistence and the greatest patience is that of the solicitation of adver- tising. The volume's budget calls for the meeting, of one-third its total cost through advertising in- come. Presented here are the go-getters who lit- erally made possible this year's annual. Most of the students in the School contributed nothing toward the success of this yearbook. The Administration is inclined to negate publication during those years 'when there is too little participation. Elementary and junior high hustlers. . . iq -'Y' 2 ' Q ig J., . Malik y ' 4 .A A , wr , I F-If U- . R L sq ' N , I t V Ps 'fl ' - Billy Fischer Paul Hodges Jeff Brown 416255, , , q Ricky Vorderkunz, Carolyn Brown and Gary Cox The Big Three were assisted by Julie Blauser, Mona Clee, Carl Crites, Emily Duane, Velma Edwards, Robert Jimenez, Jackie Needlernan, Paul Nerio, and ' A ur' an 4 I l Jerry Guevara Jose Giron Janiece Pompa lx ,y ig? , .,'- 1 'cz 34 fi? 1 , , It in . nah 'I 'Ziff ' 1 s I 'I Xdkiziii Blalock, Tim Cordts, Marilyn Harper and Catharine Rote Par Garcia, Howard White, Dan Parker 103

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Friends of Keystone Where Keystonlans Meet A Good Place to Eat School Supplies a Specialty CHARLES PHARMACY We fill more than 50,000 prescriptions annually. l 1