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

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my ' 4' 6 The sophomore class is learning to work together. Half-way through the ir high school days, the sophomores are in the big swing of school with friends, studies and organizations. Their annual projectis the Sophomore Storr1pede , which is their biggest event, One of their money-making projects toward this dance is a cake sale which is always a big success. The proceeds from the Sophomore Stompede will go towar d the Junior-Senior Prom, which all sophomores look forward to giving in their junior year. Patsy Allen Secretary Charles Beversdorf Phyllis Cheek 36 We-. Marjorie Arnold mi' ff f W .1 i f 'L ,l,l -1 .1 -K Qtvg Calvin Boenig ldjc 193 s Joan Clevinger a, ' Lowell Bacon QQ f 'il Florence Burns Treasurer Leroy Cockrell slit, P Joan Ba yman ,..,, Cathy Cayo Butch Daughtr y

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lniors fcontinuedl 'Ur Mae Steubing AF' Max Toeppe rwein V Bill Worth Milton Stolte Q w, -i 52 Avis Tumlinson The fruit of much la- bor by the junior class is the Junior-Senior Prom. This year it was held on April 14 at the Olmos Club. The theme was Moonlight and Ros e S , and the dancing Was to the music of the Honey- bees. Here is shown a typical scene from the affair. . .il Linda Tarlton Secretary Shirley Weimer

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K . G Q 5 K X Cathy de Berg Ronald De Sha Jimmy Davenpor t gf 'R' Sharon Doyle Eunice Ebner ' f s , I 431 .I i , It - A , V L sbvlb 7' 4, Dorothy Faulk Billy Fowler A ,f. W D y A, D 'f' Geoffrey Fowler Evelyn Gass IV 51 John Doyle ,ug v Loretta Epp Camellia Estes Sugar and Spice and everything nice, was what the sophomore girls strived for in all their cake sales, As well as raising money for the class, these sales provided a tasty and good time for all. 37