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

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0 The Pegasus Club of Northside has done the students agreatservice. It has helped the Studentg fc realize the vast store of knowledge contained in books and to use the books on hand to the best advan- tage. In library work, the Pegasus members get valuable experience for library po Sitions in later yea rs. There is also fun and enjoyment for all at the conventions of the Teen-Age LibraryAssociatior of which Northside's Pegasus is a member. FIRST ROW QLEFT TO RIGHTQ: Frances Surber, Jacque King, Patsy Rosenbusch, Betty Kasper, Cathy deBurg, Anna Prinz, Carol Evers, Ellen Buel, Danisha Bartlett. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Feely, Spon- sor, Allen Brannon, Paul McCoig, Dorothy Naegelin, Sandy Coon, Willie Mae Kneupper, Harvey Bon- gerg, Bob Haggard, Thgrnas Barker, P3 ill Ol1leI1bL1Sl'1, and Joanne TOepp6I'WeiI'1. NOT PIC T UREDI Leah Patton, Charlotte Ritcheson, Carlos Coon, Charles Cantu. OFFICERS President . . . . DOROTHY NAEGELIN Vice-President . . .... ANNA PRINZ Secretary . . . .... CAROL EVERS Treasurer . . ...... ELLEN BUEL Sponsor . . . MRS. MILDRED FEELY 70

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5 We see Democracy in Action as the citizens of tomorrow eagerlyawait their chance to vote for their favorite candidate. Shirley Weimer, student council president for 1956-1957, and six cheer- leaders were elected. Ii, Tiny, brown-eyed Ruth Sturdevantis crowned Mis s Peanut by Douglas Richards, committee chairman for Teens Against Polio. Peanuts for Polio was the Student Council :uppor te d drive to raise money for polio. A amiliar scene in the halls for a week in Feb- uary was Danisha Bartlett and Howard Kelley elling peanuts to students. ,, NQCH OF is ony: ' t i cyiii 7 ty, a 'C' i .. , Here we see the formal presentation of the 1955 Homecoming Queen, Barbara Epp Qseatedl. Her duchesses were Carol Loessberg, Patsy Saathoff, Beverly Priour, and MaryHelen Igofnot picturedj, s X 9 tl!

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The T.A.L.A. district meeting entailed a great Rdeal of work, and here are pictured lfrom left to right, Charlotte Ritcheson, Danisha Bartlett, Maclavia Lara, Ellen Buel, and Willie Mae Kneulaler, busily giving out programs and name tags during registration time. A great honor was bestowed upon the Northside Pe gasus Club this year in the form of being chosen as the host of the T.A. L. A. district meeting. The m e e ting was held at No rth s ide with a luncheon following it at Seven Oaks Country Club. Q: . 1- ' ff F1 ,wg K , 1 ' -I4 - , 'I-uns-0,-...,,.,i,-I Northside Library Club president, Dorothy Naege- lin, and vice-president, Anna Prinz, sample punch for the Pegasus Club and F. T.A. dance. Dorothy has also worked diligently as state recording secretary. ing the caliope. X At the Northside P, T.A. Barbecue the Pegasus Club s po n s o r e d a Kiddie Merry-Go -Round. This proved a delight to the children but kept Allen Brannon in a dither trying to keep them satisfied while operat- The highlight of Pegasus Club activities every year is the annual Christmas luncheon. As always, the af fair was a great success with eve ryone enjoying the W! a continental touch s upplie d by the atmosphere of the L...-4 :f Little Italy Restaurant. Although there are many things to doduring the Christmas season, every Pegasus -. member always reserves time for this congenial gather ing which affords so much pleasure to all. 71