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

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MEL BARBARACK, B.A., St. Mary's University All sports come under the classifications of his hobbies, while coaching basketball and baseball ar e his jobs. This year he did a particularly outs tanding job with the basketball team. He is a co-sponsor of the N-Club. LUCY P. BROWN, B.J.. University of Texas Her formal duties ar e te a c hin g English, journalism, and sponsoring a freshman c la s s. Mrs, Brown's biggest responsibility, however, is the RAMPAGE whic h her journalism c la s s publishes. Her sponsorship of this organization has enabled it to make great progress in the high school newspaper field. Her garden and h o me take care of her hobbies. W.A. BLANKINSHIP, B.S., Daniel Baker College, M,A,, Sul Ross One of the mostartistically inclined persons at Northside is Mr. Blankenship, our leather ' Q and Woodcraft instructor. His hobby is ar t and here are some examples of the fine paint- ings he has done. These particular one s are pertaining to Big Bend National Park. HARRY O. DAVIS, B.S., South West State Teachers' College Mr. Davis finds being a band director a full time job. Much of the c r e dit for the establishment and success of our band belongs to him. Aside fr om his musical affairs, he is s pons or of an eighth grade class. x 'W

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. ,, Besides being principal of a rapidly growing high school, Mr. Farris finds himself a proud hom eowner, husband, and dog fancier. The rest and enjoyment of his home life make being an able administrator a little easier job. we ,,,, Y' 'ww Mr. B oone as superintendent of the Northside Ind e pe nd e nt School District finds almost his every waking hour consumed by the duties of his position. However, working around his beautiful hom e makes the cares and problem s of his school fade away, to a great extent. u-5.-mm, Such surroundings as a lovely family, home, and lawnmake Mr. Lynn's time at home very pleas- ant indeed. He finds working in his yard a good means of relaxation from the cares of his job as assistant principal. This work is also very s at i s fying because of the fine results of his labor. y ...,.i........

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2 1 Faculty Qcontinue dj Carolina Aside from t if - s. Q- nf E....U . ,MV , ness with pleasu PATRICIA C. EWING, B.A.., University of North eaching physical education, health, and first aid, this versatile young wo man discovers time in her daily routine to sponsor a freshman class and the pep squad. Playing tennis is combining busi- re for this teacher. . MARVIN W. FINTO, B.S., M.S., Texas A811 Vocational agriculture is Mr. Finto's voca- tion and avoc ation. He sponsors the Future Farmers of America organization which allows his students to put what they le arn to practice and application. Picturedhere at the stock show he helps the boys exhibit their animals. In his spar e time he acts as, deputy s he riff for the Northside district. MILDRED M, FEELEY, B,A., University Of Kansas, Library Certificate, University of Texas At Northside her to which she devotes Pegasus Club claims Feeley's h o me and sail'-f .. W, sr main project is the library a great deal of time. The her as their sponsor. Mrs. children afford her re- laxation and pleasure. Here she is pictured at one of he r favorite hobbies, barbecuing, and a very tasty one it appears. LOUIS W. FREEMAN, B.S., Southwest State Teachers' College Adistinguishedmath teacher who is kept very busy with his sponsor- ship of a junior class is Mr. Freeman. One of his favorite hobbies and pastimes is fishing at which he is very adept. Pictured here is a trophy of which he isjustifiably if proud. 419 JLIZABETH E. FINDLING, B.A., University of Wyo Any leisure time which her English te a ching affor d s is romptly filled by the sophomore class which designates her as ieir sponsor. Her home is her hobby, as with most teachers, ming