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

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Being a member of the HORN staff is a full-time job. As the HORN has complete coverage of the whole year's events as its goal, everyone finds a great deal to do. The HORN has made great progress since its first edition in 1950. Its rating in the Columbia Yearbook Contest has steadily risen to first place in last year's c ompe tition. With such an honor as this to uphold, all HORN members will be constantly striving for the best in yearbook publication. FIRST ROW CLEFT TO RIGI-ITD: Bob Haggard, Mrs. Lovelady lsponsorj, Joanne Toepperwein, Anna. Prinz, Dorothy Naegelin, Sylvia Short, Danisha Bartlett, Sandra Lanford, LaNell Tietze. SECOND ROW: Charles Cantu,' Willie Mae Kneupper, Yvonne Haby, Gloria Evans, Vicky Easterwood, Rose Mary Calvert, Shirley Weimer, Mae S te ub in g, Betty Lou Schott. THIRD ROW: Alan Peyton, Fay Watts, Joy Martin, Kay S tur de vant, Matthew Moreno. Not pictured: Charlotte R i tc he s on, Leah Patton, Carlos Coon, Lanni Rogers, William Hodges, Karen Jost, Wanda Austin, Mary Helen Igo. OFFICERS Editor ....... . .CHARLOTTE RITCHESON Assistant Editor . . . . . JOANNE TOEPPERWEIN Business Managers . . . DOROTHY NAEGELIN . CARLOS COON Spons or . I MR S . LOVELADY 52

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Organizations in high school are armed for many reasons. S o me re to promote thing s learned in lasses and others to bring together eople with like interests. Fre- uently there are honor organiza- Lons in which membership is a oal to be achieve d by certain xualifications. All th e s e clubs, owever, have s e ve r a 1 things in ommong these are service to the chool, developing le a de 1' s, and nr o vi din g wholesome recreation or their member s. There ar e nany opportunities for club mem- ners to have a mar velous time loing club projects. A. cllib pro- ect for the National Honor Society S producing the annual Christmas nrogram. i In this picture you can zefuainlyysee that fun was had by L11 when theme mbe 1- s acted out he isigi ty Rudolph the Red-nosed leindeetri Vicky Ea s te r W0 0 d' the glpwi the o er reindeer were A Danishat

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'RQ- rking on ve r y important phases of the annual Ef ar e Matthew Moreno, a rt editor, Dorothy zgelin, business manager, and Sylvia Short, ertising editor. These positions require many rs of hard work. Attending to many of the intricate details of the year- book pages are the editor, Charlotte Richeson, ffa r rightj, organizations editor, Danisha Bartlett. fc en- terj, and assistant editor, Joanne Toepperwein, These girls were selected by the annual staff for their qual- ities of leadership, organizational ability, and imagi- native thinking. It's the last day of school and the last dead- -r W6-e 1is odd assortment of characters wa s a rt of the cast of The Lady and the Tramp ,it that opened the sale of '56 HORNS. In e foreground you see, leaning on her el- iw, Leah Ann Patton who portrayed Trampg .d next to her is Gloria Evans who was a mar ming Lady. The character with the ,ttle around his neck is Matthew Moreno, io was a life-saving St., Bernard., Others the cast were Fay Watts, Vickie Easter- mod, Joy Martin, and Yvonne Haby. line for the pages of the HORN! Mrs. Love- lady, yearbook sponsor, Vickie Easterwood, Gloria Evans, and Mae Steubing are diligently working to complete the la s t sections of the 1956 yearbook. This is Mrs. Love1ady's fifth year as sponsor of the HORN, and Vickie, Gloria, and Mae are three of the new officers for 1956-1957,