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

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School Life fcontinuedj Santa Claus Qalias C oach McCol1uml seems in for a spill, as the law of gravity says What goes up must come down. Be- lieve it or not, the prostrate figures on the floor are sleeping reindeer waiting patiently for the arrival of old St. Nick. He arrived but not in so unobtrusive a rn anne r as he would have desired. This tom foo l e r y took place in the National Honor Society Christmas program. ii 5- img. li' na . ' 'e'i ' .'. A Q Q . 45 ,A , if ' mn ' if . 0 X 'gi 7 f L. T ...A he upset of the year occurred when second place North- '1 H wi. .ip 'MW' .de beat Boerne who was tied with B ande ra for first A I A :A T 'n ina' Q .ace in District 28-A football c om pe tion. Everyone w-winrsgw W NQYXV... . i g- ,.. Lbit za: K ' A greed this day-time game shown here was the best one ,. X 1 'M' f M 'W M ' 'N Wf ' the year. f ki, ' A 4' W an nv new--w,,,,i ' kHassF:Qa-..w- si niqst: L. . , . y- W .. erve Your T.A,L.A. was the theme of the district wrary club m e e t ing held at Northside High School. :ah Ann Patton, president of the district, is shown esiding over the morning session. W , 4 lfm '. f u W lf, , K M +A l . walk., in .. V islam , W . my ,Q V ,Q,,pv. 2 'Ffa- Wt-' K , . . , . . i U , . K, 'ly an L ye lm -me - , V Q 2 K .A , M .Q ,QM 41 K . rpm .E M , , If a, I These half-animal, half-human creatures were the characters in the skit put on by the HORN staff to boost the sale of '56 HORNS. The skit was a take -off on the Walt Disneyproduction, Lady and the Tramp. The antics of these staff members kept everyone laughing and even helped the sale of yearbooks.

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'fi One of the biggest and best dances of the year is always the Sophomore Stompede, T his year, as usual, it was well at- tended and everyone enjoyed the fabulous western decorations. The music by that famous group of hillbilly artists, Larry Nolen and his Bandits, was the high- light of the evening. This scene for the senior play seems to signify either dire tragedy or Dorothy Naegelin trying out a football block on Leah Ann Patton. Leah certainly seems to be in pain. School Life fcontinuedj Refreshments are always a contributing factor to the Succesf Of every dance. The FFA-FHA Barn Dance was no exceptiol to this rule. F. l-I.A, 'ers-Gloria Evans, Danisha Bartlett, an: Joanne Toepperwein-are shown here working at the concessiol booth, s M 1 w 1 f s if 1 1,1 S ,ck clk 'Hoi an iz. R. nffw uv I1 L5 U' GQ if xf' f A scene such as this in the home economics room usually pre cludes a style show. In this case the girls are going over th details of'their newly-made dresses with the na r rator of th style show, Leah Ann Patton. The girls were received a few minutes later with much applause and appr eciation ofthei work and appearance by the members of the Parent Teachers Association for which the style show was given.

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A mo ment long to be remembered was the formalcoronation ceremony of the Homecoming Queen at the Homecoming Dance. Here master of ceremonies, Allen Brannon, presented the traditional loving cup to Queen Barbara Epp while the Duchesses, PatsySaathoff and Carol Loessberg, looked on. School Life lcontinuedj We cannotte1lalie. The program for Washington's birthday, sponsored by the student council, was a great success. The singing voice of Butch Daughtry, was discoveredatthis program. There were also other talent numbers and some serious speeches whichadded greatly to the success of the whole show. , x A time to be looked for- ward to and remembered long afterwards is the Junior-SeniorProm. Wonderful music, good food, andabeautiful atmosphere made the Moonlight and Roses Promafabulous success. Sf? 5, V, ' 5 A scene suchas this during football season brings cheers from th: stands as one of our team gains yard after yard, As he pushes forward, the goal posts loom closer and closer.