Northside High School - Horn Yearbook (San Antonio, TX)

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Bett Lou Kasper, Beverly Priour, and Y Patsy Rosenbusch Cleft to rightj were chosen for their exceptional accomplishments as 56 b players on the volleyball team for 19 y their coach. - 4hfi'a. k V Q T .. .Q 5 ,. b s , 1 5 f it -an 5 QS , -, Q - 3 -gf, 1 4 The Hall of Fame was designed to give special rec- ognition to the wonde rful athletes, bothboys and girls, who richly deserve it. The stars of each team are applauded during the season of their sport, butthe purpose of this section is to give a lasting record of their accomplishments through the years. For foot- ball Melvin Krahn, all-district end, and Gus Neutze, all-district back, were chosen by their coaches as the outstanding players of the Northside football team. ,- A ' 122' My Chosen as the best players on the girls' basketball l E ers. As this team were Glenda Stapleton and Caro v was Glenda's first year as a member of the basketball Carol Evers team we are very proud of her success. the added honors of being chosen for the all-district basketball team, Texas Junior Olympics also gained Track Team, and all-state Luthern basketball team

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W VLH? vf The N o r th side basketball :eam wound up in second place .n the district due to the efforts of outstanding players such as Ronnie Poggemoeller and Mar :inGuerrero. These twowere a source of never-failing help to :he te am . . 6 5 'S I .2 w. Kenneth Sales, Billy S pr ing e r, and Martin Guerrero were chosen for the honor of the Hall of Fame for the ir outstanding contributions to the track team. The outstanding achievements of these three helped No r th s id e win the District Track Championship. Martin Guerrero went on to bring glory to the s c ho ol by his winning par- ticipation in the state meets. T sw ij 1: 'lie Dorothy Krahn and Ma e Steubing won the honor s for the girls' track team, Their athletic ability and competing spirit made the m the reasonable choice for best on the team, Henry Stro s s er was chosen as the best baseball player on the Northside team which won s e c o nd in the district. This was the first year Northside played in a regular conference. Henry was also chosen as outstand- ing in football. 115