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

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Seniors fc ontinuedl ROSIE VALDEZ Volleyball '55 F. I--l, A. '56 -l-H '55 Pep Squad '55-'56 l.A NELL TIETZE Basketball 'RRJ56 Annual Staff '55-'56 Rampage Staff '56 F. H.A. '56 Pep Squad '55 Drum Majorette '55 gunna IU is JOANNE TOEPPERWEIN Annual Staff '55-'56 Assistant Editor '56 Student Council '55 Library Club '55-'56 F.H,A. '55-'56 Secretary '55 President '56 State Degree '55 District Historian '56 State Degree Comm. '56 4-H '55-'56 Jr. Leader '55-'56 ' State Food Winner '56 Pep Squad '55 Historian '55 ve ' Flag Bearer '55 F. T. A. '55-'56 senior Play '56 Home EC. Award '55 Hmkr. of Tomorrow '56 FAY WATTS Track '55-'56 Annual Staff '56 F,T.A. '56 Vice-President '56 Band '56 Majorette '56 Senior Play '56 This was a serious moment for the seniors as they prepared to march in their graduation ceremony, Some shed tears, some appeared to be glad, but underneath all of it everyone felt the same feeling of regret at leaving Northside High School. The commencement was held in the high schoolauditorium, beginning at 7:30 p. m. Pink and silver-tipped carnations served to beautify the stage. Valedictorians Leah Ann Patton and Ca rlos Coon gave inspiring speeches, and the big moment came when Mr. Boone presented the diplomas to the graduates. After singing their class song, Halls of Ivy, the seniors left the auditorium with triumphant steps. 27

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Seniors fcontinuedl SYLVIA SHORT Annual Staff '55-'56 Advertising Manager '56 I-'.H,A. '55 4-H '55 Y W Pep Squad '55-'56 ' ' Reporter '55 Vice-President '56 Y Senior Play '55 YV' JOYCE STAPLETON EVELYN STOLTE Basketball '55 FII-LA, '55-'56 Rampage Staff '56 4-H '65.'a6 Class Favorite '55 Vice-President '56 ' F T A '55 Miss Basketball 55 l .A , Senior Play '56 iff BILLY SPRINGER Football '55 Track '55-'56 F.F.A. '56 N Club '55-'56 Class President '55 c KAY STURDEVANT Track '55-'56 Manager '55 Rampage '55 Annual Staff '56 Pep Squad '55-'55 Secretary '56 One of the happiest timesin one's senior year takes pla c e at the Prom. The formally clad boys and girls always find this night a good source of material for dreams for many yea rs to come. The Moonlight and Roses prom this year was out- of-this-world, and the seniors wish to expresstheir greatest of thanks to the junior class for it.

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The junior class has so much to do due to the responsibility of being hosts to the sen- ior class at the annual Junior -Senior Prom. This requires a great deal of time andmoney. The annual sale of mum corsages for the homecoming game, the Student Directory which contains the names, addresses and telephone numbers of all Northside High School students, the cake sale, and the Junior Jamb oree are some of the juniors' money making projects. The b e autiful Moonlight and Roses Prom which was given this ye a r was the gratifying result of their labors. David Anderson Lloyd Arch Ruby Austin Gary Bacon Fletcher Bankhead James Benke