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

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IV The NC1ub pin is one of the a rti c 1 e s most coveted by high school boys. This association keeps close harmony between the participants of all sports thr oughou t the school year. The boys become much better citizens and better sportsmen th r o ugh the many N Club activities. Their initiation is always watched with much inte r e s t by the rest of the s tude nt body: The N Club a wa rd s the out- standing sportsmen with sweaters, letters, jackets, and trophies to encourage fair-play and keen competition. OFFICERS President ...... ...... ...... G U S NEUTZE Vice-President . . . . . . .... BILLY SIECKENIUS Secretary-Treasurer . . .RONNTE POGGEMOELLER Sergeant-at-Arms . . ....... KEN SALES Sponsors ..... . . JAMES MCCOLLUM MEL BARBARAK 70

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A strenuous marching workout several times a week is not un- usual to these band s tud e nt s. K le , ,Q ,K ' X ---' , Co-operation, ability, and hard , r. .W . ,... 1 ,, K, V I I ' ' ' ,,,W,,4,,,,,,,'H 1 c . Q g gig, , ,, . l ' , ,n workmakea good band, and this ' A 1 ,,,,:' A 'uf A 4 tg. 55' M' ' A' group certainly is no exception. , 1 , 5 rg . Z ' ig, QQ Q The patience and untiring efforts sv4iva,HE '2 was f 5 I g , , ' 'de W - Q V ' ,QW wy, 3 ., t, of Mr. Da V1 s, band director, - .W J M kg, ' . ,lzc I ' and t h e s e students to g e th e r W.' a ' f C..ftk4'e?fffEHlffrr.'j .'f5u9A, '. wb tiff f . ...f .- . 'f ' - ' t t 3, wr' Q ' ' make a ba nd worthy of North- 1 ti, , 41,1 i 5 w.fiu?m3 -frf x - ff? -' '-j'W tfj, wg A , S it 1 T' K V' . My '44 Wig , fi s1de's esteem. 7 ., I I , a 4, 'fwwfyv-iw A gn ,Xp afwffx . 4, 1, 51' , t 1'. ,nf aj, , T T . t ft' tttt T t c f stti fig-.ifztszwa few- A ,tg J ,lag i5'fff4f4w, 5 W-Eff if 'S A TKQEEVTQQTA , K Y- 2-'y0'iQ,2f4'+vM9w .. . Y- X' ' t' . t- W f 7 - , '- f Q t i AS-ff - I .4 s'cc .4 it ff, f ' W ,ax ,. , 'Elia . M-T L7t'f I so naA'wei.',, T -we tt' 'tPt. .r raw. .. fwf-we 'f W-in a ... :.,, . ,, Q N ,- - . fi-W, . if if- s , ,,. ,,.'7 -V AL , Q ,lk , J -S ' W , 5 : yyyg , V . ,, V, ,Q we t r -+ . 'Y ' V , . ' V . it fiat? B V 4 'hi -' V -. '1 s Mr. Davis and s eve ral of the band members are ad- miring the beautiful new band uniform. T he uniforms are to be maroon, having white lapels, and trim m ed with old buttons and braid, the ca s will a ls o be ma- S P Q roon, having white bills and plum e s. The band has The Northside band, as well as the rest if Q 1' of the school, is very proud of its attractive majorettes---lris June Schimcek, Beverly Priour, Carol Evers fhead major- ettel, Betty Jo Gulick, and Fay Watts. The s e girls worked faithfully to help make the band what it is today. Carol Evers was presented with the annualband award at Commencement for her untiring efforts in behalf of the band. waited two years for these uniformS, and due mainly to the efforts of the Northsid e Athletic-Band Boosters Association, have finally accomplished their goal.

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'Ax A picture that is certainly representative is this one of the two sponsors of the N Club, Coach Barbarak and Coach McCollum as they gave a pep talk at one of the high school pep rallies. These big, brave football heroes look more like Ma1'nma's bad little boys as they display their pie-smudged faces during one phase of the N Club initiation of new me rnber s. No, they aren't being ta 1' r e d and feathered--just 'Wnolassed and pied , after rolling the length of the football field. This was a Blindfold Barrel wher e the first year lettermen initiated them- selves byholding hands and flaying each othe r with knotted towels. The blind warrior in the for eground is none other than Alan Peyton, in , N X Martin Guerro was initiating James Benke as a first year letterman. Onlookers were re- serve l e t t e r m e n anticipating their turns next year. -3,