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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1957 volume:

..-. S X '1 X--39. W ft fx E HORN Words Hfld ff1USl'C by The student body I 4 I 4 J PRICE .50 5 Md bgf Nfl 7 19 ual Sfaff Xxllff jKec'o X RCCOIH No .Avis ' .n-N X fffwfy ,S X lVor-tlmsisle High ,School X San Hntoria, Texas ' 1757 ZM 0 Title . . . Theme .... Dedication . . Administration Classes .... Personalities, Organizations School Life . . Athletics . . Advertising. . f Confenfa . Page 1 . Page 3 . Page 4 . . Page 6 . . Page 16 . . Page 36 . . Page 44 . . Page 86 . . Page 94 . . .Page 118 P 2 1 'Wi -fo- 4 17- I v- ,af ff du' 431.3 L ' .di u -va Ah Ja! mf we- paid 'bi- lehca fion The HORN Staff of 1957 takes great pleasure in de dicating this edition to one of Northside's worthiest pioneers. From a small rural high school to an established independent school dis- trict this pioneer has helped to further the in- terests of the community. Not only an employee but also an avid supporter of all school functions, this man has be c orne a friend to all who know him. And so, to our custodian, Mr. Fritz Liebe, we proudly dedicate the HORN. 51,- t0l'l6J!y perguaziion 41-KN f'g?f.PPL'E?,g M LJfHJ F L gl E Q 1 p i x l ff A 'T E A 1 1 M A. ,A 2 ,, l,M Q 1 5 f In W 3 3 y fwfr M N E95 5 X 9 1 X -5 f 'S. l.-1. ,L JE, J-'JEJ Ml A F f .3 ss. ' ' 7 3400! Z?oarcl faces Hgrowing laainan 1 I '.,f I ' N'-1 CARLOS COON The school board's main objective is to afford the children in the Northside di s tr i c t better opportunities to learn. One of the many problems the s chool board has to face is the pressing one of increasing enrollment. More schools and more teachers are needed to meet the increasing number of children enrolling in the Northside district. The school board not only has to meet the growing pains but also has to balanc e the budget. The first school board was formed in 1949. Its first members were B.G. Mueller fpresidentl, Mrs. Harry Zenner Qsecretaryj, Dr. W,Z . Burke, Clarence Galm, Howard H. Watson, Lloyd M. Knowlton, and Benno Klabunde. THOMAS JUDSON president Vice-President CLARENCE Q Pg? 4125.5 Napier LOESSBERG ' ' ROECTS Secretary ,S . ' X A X .Q l X l tl . T , ' 'Q Fig, Wi Q , Q T .16 A 'r K . ES! -3, 1- T ,, Q'-it ' T Henry Russell Hgwell Ott Mason - e .ff W . p, ' 'L -, A 1 , ,fx wi eafurea oaf in ieafa These students-Sandy Coon, Ke ith Mason, Mae Stuebing, and Karen Jost- led by Mrs. Maxwell took part in a panel dis c u s s i on on Understanding Your Adolescent. The P,T,A, worked very hard on the float for the Fiesta Parade. The theme was Faith of Our Fathers, and Shirley Weimer, Bill Worth, Karen Jost, Gus Neutze, Phil Ljungdahl, and Ruby Austin participated. I X-A t. ,, , up Q., , N. ,, MURRAY E . BOONE We '- 7' , .!4clmini5frafion la an Superintendent Q N if 1 1:7 is ig 1 1 X i 9 kxywa sk Q. - 1 Mr. Brandt and Mr. B oone devote much of their time to the many things necessary to maintaining a well-o r g a n i z e d school district. Y ' N 'H l A -V . TRUMANF BRANDT A s si stant Superintendent I X View Cul'I'lCll uh! 3 is 9' I f , if One of Mr. Farris' extra ac tivitie s was helping to or ganiz e the Key Club, a new organization this year. , , sa . I V 411- I M I., E, ' xx if 5 W i f W O4 r 71 i xx X 1 XXX , sf! '- if Xs,V ,K K . s-:fix t',, . M g v EDWARD R. FARRIS Principal X X 'e WALTER J. LYNN Vice-Principal t Mr, Lynn uses his spare time coach ing the girls' basketball team. J' in1.. MEL BARBORAK Athletics, P . E , 'I MARVIN L, HESKEW Science f -Q 1 L: gs s f. X' A, x, 'I - A JAMES MCCOLLUM P. E. , Math, Athletics X s ..L 1l -ns.-- . ....... ! E'if'fu,Q ': 1 Y if I' . lt. , x 'Nu 1 I HARRY O. DA VIS Band 'V In ' 'v f PEGGY W . LOVELADY English, Annual ' sul' JOYCE MENN Secretary G-Cu acea A big decision! The faculty 1B busy selecting tho se students for Who' s Who. . 3 . 'fi aa . , ,,l A 'f-,' f ELIZABETH E . FINDLING English, Typing n A r .D W who to them are the worthiest .V MARVIN W FINTO Voc. Ag. 1 i Mr. Freeman and rnembers of the newly orgazined Ke Club examine their certificate of membership n i afgel' ellI'0 lnellt Mr. Neff uses brainwork and know-how as he supervises building the scenery of the senior Play- f ' N- fs, AL MARY CHARLES E, MORAVITS MOULDER NEFF Athletics, English, Commercial History P.E. ffl 4 X iff iu' I 44 75 Q W On a field trip with her civics class Mrs. Taylor is predicting the Presidential election returns, FLORA NEEL Home Economics an 'ax FF xc, K-,,,,, M. sg RAYMOND OHM Industrial Arts VW ,-33 22+ 4. wg . X DOUGLAS S . PERKINS Spanish HORTENSE S . TA LLEY Math RAMONA PEEBLES English, Speech, Journalism ', 43 N , , 1 lx 'K 9 wa ELIZABETH KAY REYNOLDS P,E,, Pep Squad av. .6 5 'vc HYACINTH A , TAYLOR History Y Mr, Lynn seems to be enjoying a joke told by bus Mr. Mossman. 11.1-1 -,,.4-1 44- High school teachers and coaches who use their spare time to drive the school buses are Coaches Barborak and McCollum, Mr. Mo r av i t s, and Mr. Heskew, 14 efdonne per Orff'- X driver, 1 l l H - Y DEP x ENT ' - 5, 'Y I Other residents of the Northside di s tric t wh: use their time to drive the school buses are Mrs, Menu, Mr. Dedeker, Mrs. Tezel, ans Mrs. Calkins. clarify f6l5L5 A daily task that is performed by Mr. Hays, Mr. Menn, and Mr. Liebe is setting up the chairs for an assembly or any other occasion that may arise. -Q--,-..--.-.,,,.,,,i5v 'HE The wonderful food that comes from our cafeteria is prepared by Mrs. Williams, Mrs, Spiller, Mrs. Belzung, and Mrs. Schimcek, IK HCL anal Canal? anal puAA2l 50f0Cl 1.1.11 RJ JJ gig 1' Quin 'in3gj,WJ5j4FJ' ,4.Q. 1 A . ,.,, 'Q E HMT fl 'U i -Il 7 f if A-nl' -jmtli , ' -' Y' Vn.H j- . li W ll . -. .n - Mimi wi 15 Q s fi 11 J i 3424 1 DAVID ANDERSON l-',F.A. '57 Football '56-'57 Track '56 N Club '56-'57 Q ' .rf- -J '-L .frx X 1 RUBY AUSTIN F.T.A. '56-'57 Sec. '57 Jr. Hint. Club '57 National Honor Sm , 'Sb LLOYD ARCH I ,F.A. '56-'57 Football '56-'57 Baskmrlball '56-'57 Track '56 N Cluh '56-'57 A ,Lf fe- gm ls 7 , GARY BACON F'.F.A. '56 Football '56-'57 All Dis, '56 All State '57 Captain '57 Basketball '56-'57 Captain '57 N Club '56-'57 Pres, '57 Allilclii Award 4-1: AE eniorzi ,arwenf RUDY AUE Band '56 ., -A ., X veg , A AAAV JAMES BENKE If F,x-'.A. '56.'57 l .V -2 Rampage Staff '57 'L 1551 Football '56-'57 K ,f Track Mgr. '57 ' L N Club '56-'57 4 1 fr 1 -QQ l 'W wt , 71: V.. . 1 I' ig, alfa' FLETCHER A, BANKHEAD, JR, Rampage Staff '57 Circulation Mgr. '57 Library Club '56 f F F A '56 5 N ll 'Q ,18 N1 ELLEN VAIL BUEL Rampage Staff '56 Circulation Mgr. '56 Student Council '56- '57 Parl. -Hist. '56 Library Club '56 Treasurer '56 4-H '56-'57 Band '56-'57 Hmkr, of Tomorrow '57 ALLEN BRANNAN Annual Staff '57 Student Council '56-'57 Library Club '56-'s1 Parliamentarian '57 Key Club '57 Pres. '57 School Spirit Award -wlo- qv? 1 ' QI : K, AW' 7 -ff? iff A+. x , 'W 7 . r ' KEN BURCHARD I-',F.A. '57 Behind the scenes before the senior play yc find the make-up artists, Ger aldine Keml and San dr a Woods. The c a s t of character are Matthew Moreno and Paul Ohl enbu s cl wht ,, ,aw WALTER Cl-IEEK I-',F.A. '56-'57 Vice-Pres. of Greenhand '56 Key Club '51 Treasurer '57 Choral '57 Rampage Staff '56-'57 Sports Editor '56 Class Treasurer '57 Football '56-'57 N Club '56-'57 u TOMMY CRICK ' 3 'QT' ,W ' ffm: I f . K , l J 1 'QQ' I i . of A 1 'ww . tr f f BENNY R, EDMONSON DON ERVIN Rampage Staff '57 Key Club '57 Speech Club '57 Class Secretary '57 Senior Play '57 Basketball '57 N Club '57 The s enio r play is discussed by members of the cast. The ones pictured are Karen Jost, Linda Nieto, Sandra Dahl, Mae Steubing, and the director, Mrs. Peebles, ROSE MARY CALVERT Annual Staff '56-'57 Rampage Staff '56 Feature Editor '56 Class Reporter '56 F.H.A. '56 Choral '57 Volleyball '57 Pep Squad '56-'57 Drummer '56 Cheerleader '57 'SW'- SANDRA DAHL Rampage Staff '57 Sports Editor '57 Speech Club '57 Senior Play '57 Pep Squad '57 CHARLES CANTU Annual Staff '56 Rampage Staff '56-'57 Associate Editor '56 Editor-in-Chief '57 Quill and Scroll '56-'57 President '57 Junior Historians '57 I -TAT , ' 4' ,. A K if Ji 'ax' r .D W r .5 ,X XML DONNY DAVENPORT F,F.A. '56-'57 Secretary '56 F00tba1l '56-'57 Track '56-'57 N Club '56-'57 t , ROSIE CAVAZOS Jr. Historians '57 s Q U 3, I 'Q' as. I ,X I VICTORIA GRACE EASTERWOOD Annual Staff '56-'57 Editor '57 National Honor Society '56-'57 Who's Who '57 l-'.l-l.A, '56-'57 Parliarnentarian '56 Basketball '56-'57 Homecoming Duchess Pep Squad '56 ,DEH '56 Band '57 Majorette '57 Honor Trophy Athletic Award All-Dist. Basketball Danforth Foundation A '57 ward ,MN,,., sr.. V I ' fi., 7 ,QV , ,l l I9 GLORIA EVANS Annual Staff '56-'575Ad. Mgr. '57 Nat'l Honor Society '56-'57 President '57 Who's Who '56-'57 F.l'l.A. '56-'57 Sec.'56gDint.Scc.'57gSt. D Pep Squad '56-'57 Cheerleader '57 F. 'l'.A. '56-'57pSec. -Tr:-as. '56 Senior Play '57 Class Favorite '57 Homecoming Queen '57 Vslcdictorian Danforth Foundation Award P I BOB GRIFFIN Annual Staff '57 F,F,A, '56-'57 Football '57 'UQ' 'x Y ' 1 :H r 18 N. YVONNE I-IABY Annual Staff '56-'57g Rampage Staff '56 Student Council '56-'57 Sec. '56Q V.P. of A.A.S.C. '57 Who's Who '56-'57 Nat'l Honor Society '56-'573V.P. '57 4-H '56-'57 Bexar County Gold Star Girl '57 President of County Council '57 Basketball '57 F.T.A. '56-'57 Pres. '56s Pres. Alamo Dist. '57 Intersch. Play Actress Award '57 Citizenship Award CAM fsaefx CD5 'll' WILLIAM RICHARD 7 I HINES, JR. WILLIAM HODGES Rampage Staff '57 Annual Staff '56-'57 Choral '57 Nat'1 Honor Society '57 V , Football '57 Highest Ranking Male Student In L' .N Senior Play '57 Citizenship Award A 1, BOB HAGGARD Annual Staff '56 ci-iAiu.i:s HALBARDIER 1-'.1-'.A.'56-'51 JACK HAZEL Student Council '57 Associate Editor '56 Rampage Staff '56 Co-Art Editor '56 Student Council '56 Library Club '56 Basketball '56-'57 N., 7' .ox 4+-3, r, W ,zo KAREN JOST Annual '56-'57 Aust. Editor '57 F. T.A. '56-'57 Senior Play '57 Claes Favorite '56 Homecoming Duchess '57 CHARLOTTE HUNT Rampage Staff '57 The seniors held their C hr i s tma s party in the auditorium. They all brought toys to take to an orphanage, Enj o ying the gaiety of the Christ- mas season a. r e Shirley W e i rn e r, Rose Mary Calvert, Karen Jost, Sandra Dahl, and Charlotte Hunt. L aefecfa em Ama One of the most exciting occasions for the seniors 18 a visit by Mr. Inglish when he brings their class rings. TOMMY JU DSON COLLEEN KELLEY Student Council '57 Who's Who '57 F.H.A. '56-'57 Parliamentarian '57 Sr. Play '57 F.T.A. '56-'57 Jr. Hist. Club '57 Treasurer '57 'iw ' ii 6 ' 6 3, , ,, , w 1 . U' Q GERALDINE KEMPF Rampage Staff '57 F.H.A. '56-'57 BENNO ALFRED KLABUNDE, JR. F.F,A, '57 Choral '57 Choral '57 Football '56-'57 Basketball '56 Track '56 N Club '56-'57 Sec. '57 Class Vice-Pres. '56 Class Pres. '57 Class Favorite '56 F.H,A. Dist. Dreamboy '56 2 WILLIE MAE KNE UPPER Annual Staff '56 Rampage Staff '56 ASSOC. Ed. '56g Editor '57 Quill and Scroll '56-'57 Vice-Pres. '57 Nat. Honor Soc. '56-'57 Who's who '56-'57 Library Club '56-'57 Pres-'57i Dist. Parl. '57 I-'.H.A. '56-'57 Rep. '56g State Degree '56 F.T.A. 'se-'svg Dist. Corres. Sec. '57 Salutatorian DOROTHY LEE KRAHN Choral '57 F.H.A , '57 Basketball '56-'57 Captain '57 Track '56 Volleyball '57 RUBEN LEE Rampage Staff '57 Band '56-'57 Drum Major '57 Music Award . 1 i-JL I, ,my W.. uf . lf' at ' SEI ,,,t ,I F nnncc ,ZQAM , nco l g ew , 1 I kings x v1 5 PHIL LJUNGDAHL F.F.A. '56-'57 Choral '57 Football '57 Track '56-'57 N Club '56-'57 Class Favorite '57 Voc. Agric. Award Grange Agric. Award li- Q MELVIN KRAHN F,F.A. '56 57 Football '56 All District '56 N Club '56-'57 JY! . 'Wi'-AQ' WAYNE A . MARRS 91 JERRY MORGENSTERN F.F,A, '56-'57 O' ' tl, ' a ul . .y l KN 'M 9? Q a 5 GUS NEUTZE Rampage Staff '57 Sports Editor '57 Choral '57 F , F .A . '57 Football '56 Captain '56 Track '56 N Club '56-'57 Sr. Play '57 Class Treasurer '56 Class Vice-Pres. '57 6615.6 ,Q ay MERRILYN MENN Rampage Staff '57 Feature Editor '57 Student Council '57 Choral '57 F.H.A. '56-'57 F, T.A. '57 Jr. Hiat. Club '57 sr. Play '57 LINDA NIETO Rampage Staff 57 Exchange Editor '57 Sr. Play '57 v dim ' . TE BOBBY OEFINGER ' ff? Rampage Staff '57 F.F.A. '56-'57 Vice-Pres. '57 Football '56-'57 N Club '56-'57 PAT POWELL HERMAN RIEGEL CLIFFORD RICK Track '56 5 22 e,aicf.4 Taking a curtain call after a good performance of WHAT A LIFE are most of the cast. The actors and actresses are Gloria Evans, Shirley Weimer, Karen Jost, Me rrilyn Menn, Richard Hine s, Matthew Moreno, and Mae Steubing, MATTHEW MORENO JR Annual Staff '56-'57 Artist '56-'57 Photographer '56-'57 Rampage Staff '57 Co-Art Editor '57 Sr, Play '57 PAUL OHLENBUSCH Library Club '56 F.F.A. '56-'57 Band '56 Football '57 Manager '57 Track '57 Manager '57 Sr. Play '57 feenage MAE STEUBING Annual Staff '56-'57 Business Mgr. '57 Rampage Staff '57 Student Council '56-'57 Sec. '57 Nat. Honor Soc. '57 W'ho's Who '57 Choral '57 F.l'l.A, '56 Pep Squad '56-'57 Treasurer '56 Pres. '57 Basketball '56-'57 Track '56 Sr. Play '57 Homecoming Duchess '57 D.A.R. CitizenshipAward'57 School Spirit Award mirs alaa MILTON STOLTE F.F.A. '56-'57 Reporter '57 Commercial Award Track '57 All-Dist. Basketball Sr. Play '57 --... ' f' cfm lj 'ws -' '? ,L ,177 H M' if ' , . f '45, RRY SHIRLEY WEIMER .nual Staff '56-'57 xdent Council '56-'57 Treasurer '56 Pres. '57 oral '57 H.A. '56-'57 tate Degree '57 Leporter '56 p Squad '56-'57 'lag Bearer '56 'ice-Pres. '57 . Play '57 mecorning Duchess '57 tional Honor Society '57 lkotball '56 ange Home Economics Award Q BILL WORTH Class Sgt. -at-Arms '57 Football '56-'57 All Dis. '56-'57 N Club '56- '57 Treasurer '57 Sr. Play '57 -X nik LEONOR L. ROSAS Rampage Staff '57 F.H.A. '56-'57 Pep Squad '56-'57 Jr. Hist. Club '57 AUX rv r FREDERICK JOHN SWAR TZ Rampage Staff '57 Science Club '57 Parliamentarian 57 WILLIAM G. SIECKENIUS Football '56-'57 Basketball '56 Track '56-'57 Class Secretary '57 N Club '56-'57 Sgt. -at-Arms '57 Mr. Touchdown '57 asa 4 ' Qfiij, ,,m.,., My If . .3 - ' 21' 'ii 3 15 35,1- E3, llll '31-IP A .mm I KF, LINDA TARLTON' Rampage Staff '57 Class Secretary '56 This scene from the senior play shows a. student, Karen Jost, pouring out her troubles to the sec- retary, Mae Steubing, BOBBY SPRINGER F.l .A. '56-'57 Football '56-'57 Track '56-'57 N Club '56-'57 X .funk ' :Wx Rf s. ' -1 ' ,, 9 9- 712 4 'X MAX TOEPPERWEIN F.F.A. '5e.'51 Sentinel '57 Football '56-'57 Track '56-'57 N Club '56-'57 n 'fa sm 23 , rf. 1 41' x . Pi ig ' Pats y Allen ' ,gs g Marjorie Arnold ' Q George Asher .I ' if Thomas Barker M ,Q 1 H. .ATX e 'ij' K f. ,areal fd 'Q N. f Joan Bayman a f M wr Florence Burns v 4, '4 5' J' 4 ' ggi' Milton Burrell x . ,N X 7 wg 'T qi 1 Jo Anne Campbell J ' ' gk xv i N e . We ' ix 4'1- Cathy Cayo Phyllis Cheek Judy Church Joan Clevinger . ' moz, ' ' Leroy Cockrell T: I 4 .A do V e Kenneth Cox Q J g 8' e ' ,g 4 Jimmie Davenport U. A Q my M :.: , Cathie de Berg 4 ,1 I .K , v I I .,..W:, it fi- ' ,sf-' K 1 C' kk z . . hk 4 unior comage commiffee Junior class officers are elected! Patsy Allen leads the slate as president. Next in line is Garnet S te ubing as vice-president with Bonnie Watts holding the secretarial office. Treasurer is Keith Mason while Geoffrey Fowler and Ceceilia Rodriguez act as sergeants-at-arms. Ronald De Sha John Doyle Sharon Doyle Dee Duncan Eunice Ebner James Ebner Loretta Epp Nancy Ervin Camellia Estes Dorothy Faulk Lynne Forte Billy Fowler Geoffrey Fowler Evelyn Gass Dixie Graves Mary Lou Hamilton r , fig.. an , ' f , Q, Nm e 1 lx ,nom I in . ' x , fin 'mm if e c 1 X'-su. S M... .M-5-N V sm. D Q p an5 fowarcl .Homecoming rr, we fi A, 1 Ak 1 15 7 F Hx A -vw DWF? fi Q fi: in 's -3 5 ,. , 9 ,. ,A .i .. '-na 1 .45 ,, tu u 0 , . , 5 'QQ , This class meeting finds the juniors hard at work on the Junior-Senior Prom. Plans are being made for the big night and everyone is hoping for a big success, as this climaxes the junior-senior ac- tivities . VT n xxx 2 -:Rx rf! 5 ' D ',,, . p. A -Q is .. x F3 - . Q.. .g ern , I . WL Janis Holmes Deborah Howell 7 I Joe Ibarra . Mary Jimenez lk R. x xy K Q Betty Kasper Jacque King . , 5 Milton Klabunde ...H ' Richard Landes -A 1 ' at 4 5 J J Geraldine Lieck n 'M ,A 'Q v -4: if jg ff h Keith Mason 'qw ' , ,Lf ' I y , J' Forest McMahan 1 5 Q r 4--,N ., Richard Mentzer ' H A . K ,J , , S f '! ka A - i E W, Freddy Meyer 1 I' ' tw ' a --f yy A VirginiaMi11er 'R - - 1 I P U i1 V B K Carole Nottingham '37 , 'W cj? Lenora Ohlenbusch x w , 'MP' ' of 1 Q y i eeeso 5 , Q . unzora lnealfufe . , 'r LT 1 wr . Q , ' . N J' ' Melvin Ott Billie Jean Otterpohl ' rl- f U Lenora Ohlenbusch, Forest McMaha.n, Lor e tta EPP, Deborah Howell, and Mary Lou H a mi 1 to n seem to be enjoying making these beautiful corsages for the home coming game. The se c o r s a g e s are an annual project for the junior class and are always very lovely. gr Q ,JK k . , Judy Penfold i mYA . Jack Rackley A ' f' Ceceilia Rodriquez - C hmyy , 5 s T5 . Gloria Rosas C 'i'x y wr? f' --'-' ' Patsy Rosenbusch M h JiA 1 I C g W Walter Schwarz - V r,'h ' '22- Q Xnx r Ann Seiter . ,V , N, 5 I ,L ri , I Q Sam Spears I ,Wig K J- K ' 5 ss,r C l xi -12' ,QF Garnet Steubing Frances Surber gg Ae .13 A ,, W Sondra Tarlton 'f W 3' C l' M Charles Toepperwein .K 1 ,rx ' X ., Charles Utz g K Felixe Valdez 5 f' P at 'f 0 Bonnigene Watts Q A,r:E 'wav 1 C g 1 ' I Margaret Wilson W ' 'mfzrr F 'Q C 1 K5 A 122 0 ill aw! . or 5 n I or rin 95 eolol i t 1 C lll Clark Winegardner Mary Young Stanley Zettner While waiting to be measured for those all im- portant s e ni o r rings, C a th y Cayo, Pat Allen, Milton Klabunde, and Eunic e Ebner seem to be enjoying the awards catalogue. Mr. Inglish is measuring Lynne Forte, 'ht - as ft an fm '11 N Q pw :- has ' , 1,, , a i J - ' , K N J- 'id 1 . . ,i ,, , Q ,, 'fn 3 f ,C Q, 1 L ., f . VVZI' f -.. ' 1 . ff :w 1- if fi, A 1 l . C -2 Q L 1 .L -. I V' so or . N N - .- Q in i ,. -4, Wim fb ' as 43 a , In A r re g. .. A .. I ji f ff g m? Q I ' 7 , I K: 'it I x 'Y' ', K ,. . ,P Q l o .'b' h Ar NI r n,r,., l Cfaaao 5 -0' in X ,. .- Carolyn Arch Joe Asher Patsy Asher Arlene Ayala Wayne Bacon Marcia Baker Lorelei Bartholomew Frances Beck Crystle Benke Sandra Bilbrey Sharon Bolton Calvin Bongers Harvey Bongers Johnny Brannan Barbara Bruhl Mickey Burch Patsy Buser Louis Cadena Alice Calle Carey Chambers Wanda Clark William Coleman Sanford Coon Jimmy Copeland Tommie Cowan Henr y Charle s Dahl Davis Entering into the spirit of Christmas are the s e s ophomor e s. In the foreground are Janic e Kiles, Darris Powell, and Meta Nell Ott. James DeSha Regina Drennon Lynton Eckhart Barney Eiserloh Bob Estes Diane Forte Frances Gomez Mary Helen Gomez Sylvia Gonzalez Thomas Griffin Judy Hiers Sylvia Hutchinson William Jennings Herbert Jonas Billy Judson Johnny Judson Mary Julius Ca1'Olyn Kamp Roy Karsch Howard Kelley Fred Kempf Dorothy Kessler Janice Kiles Charles Klein Clarence Kohlleppel ,Y kk . 4 f- 7 W y L J . tu , W 'f -yn- l 'V' a , Q R ' ik, , Q 35? 3-as A 'C to f 1. is -ci - G . ,,, mr ,Q 2 Q 'zu ,, :T - . H. ...qv -E ' ' , I 1- '. . is I K Z Q , .,,A , . ,X !, ,X ,l vi at W-Q50 Q . Q, , gki e. N if I N H- ', ,Q J , '- If , 1' I 1 .' Q !' 7! 7' Y W 4 4 1 ,X kv lm 1 .. l M.,-, , i v J 7' M - J l F . , . fs. v'hn lilk !'W5 t e.ea wa, 'foya Aohclayzi 4.-. .L - 1-...fM ,a r. 4. A I , 'x X . .1 V f V 1' as Q F - if K 4 'X sr s.. ,L J' fcxx' .-uk Li .. K C I.. li I 4. xx X f .qi Q e...s - Elaine Roy Bill Lee Leick Ljungdahl Sandra Bilbrey and Barbara Bruhl seem to be enj o yin g themselves at the Christmas party. Don't miss that ball, Sandy! 291 5 . I Uv- 4 fx af i 1 X 1 T x ' -.4 ,A I Q Q J, X WHE p A my . - x 7 P milk. 8' 9: Y. A Al. ,gy ' x H 4 f i y X .W ,ml LA 'ian qi fl J I' G f' ' '?5,f -Q ' x. ax '4 5' J I N ' x L ,, Y fv - ix 4. nv H? 1 1 A 15 I , rl vi 'I' I y K X l X 0 n I , I - -Q av -11 . I 1 1 -,-J Q JV c 4 x f .vs .. 1,1 'A' - ,A .Tig- 44 Nancy Magee Harold Marrs A1 Marshall Shelley Martin Bob Mason Craig Mason Paul McCoig James McCollum Gus Menn Helen Moreno Marvin Neibuhr Patrick Olfers Meta Nell Ott Sherry Parrott John Pepper Ricky Perkins Butch Piazza Donald Potter Darris Powell Douglas Richards Kim Richmond Eugene Robbins W,A , Rumsey Larry Sanchez Norwin Schimcek .SJOPAOIROPB5 ln0ul'Il V' ,ln i ' Joan participated in the activit of many organizations. She is sho here helping Mrs. Neel with y F.I-I.A. cake sale. Shirley Schuh i J' Charlotte Schupp p Robert Schwarz J 'x Carl Schwarz V lf J W r,,.Q qs X sg? I . if A 7 xx? 15 E juli? is Rf, wg xv, 1 ?' X J' Xi . f. s I Darlene Smith 0 Q p ,r,VV - 4.5, ., K Reagan Smith Fred Spears Betty Sue Springer Glenda Stapleton James Stoltz Don Steubing George Steubing Q llee ,+-ff s, , H -qw Wi. NNN 'ffm Ili , pq? J '9 . X ht Ruth Sturdevant ii, ,. s Paul Tally i'n,?i ' ji Herbert Teat is XM . Clifford Thompson A e pAV J Z J ' J p, charm me i t r J, Q , W... . sf ' K A Vai , , L , ,,- ' Af ll' 1 , . ' Jerry Turner J Y J on J - W ,A l A Donna Utz ' ' W., ' , ,N Harold Voigt J J rx itete 2e,,,n s 1 i'r J , I - .L J 1 fi :Nm 1' Pamela Wallet ' ' W Patsy Watson Betty Wehmeyer Q, , k. Alfred Williams e rf Jean Young J, A on o Aien In memory of Joan Marie Moths 1940-1956 With a cheery smile and a wave of the hand, She has wandered into an unknown land, Think of her still as the same, I sayg She is not dead--she is just away, --James W. Riley Q , 'ITU- - i11 'k !,mB,,,.,, I 6 ',' 1 311 , U ay fl : ' , - Park. '. -' f, .: 'f 'i r, sq il L-W 'MX Q: Y' ' ' - K' ' Q' - , K ' ' 1 fl k VY! 1 j x ' ' 3 , ' f H K - .. f ' X M- I , ' A c A I -j F H . lx'-,x .1 ln .' 'f ff ' f,I 2' ef? ffl, ' gy 4. . ' 43 ' ' ' -'J ' -'L y - gf' ' 'i I H fi 'l 5' if A K v ' . D lj K xx Xwfqhnabf' 5' 1 fb ID ' ,dv ln! 7? ,W f , .1 E Q ww , iv? A il X .1 1, V 4 N . -QL -- 7 J Q, 5' 1- lf m jfb' IP- lx ' 5 ' IK B31 , f ' l q, . , -r in 'a -Q 1' V In -17 'I 1: V . X , Q A U K gg. 1, .P , ' 'v 3 ' w V v X I' , ' X 1' , ' T K , K. D Af if- .l I if t . L.: ,i Q . -, I 49 ne 1 as - ,R s- , ' 1- ' J 'T lr I 'fl' 1 ,, X . 'A , . s , k ' WMX ' ' Q rea 'neil I9 all The class officers have many decisions to make each year. The officers here are discussing the class picnic when they will journey up to Lands Leslie Anderson Priscilla Aramburu Cecil Asher Stephan Austin Freddie Bacon Ronnie Baker Manuel Balero Luan Barbee Sandie Barradale Leroy Barrera Wayne Benke Charles Bleice Horace Cadenas Verleen Calle Shirlene Carter Matilda Cepeda San Juana Cervantes John Chambers Lou Church Tom Collins Laury Cover Rose Ann Dawkins Anita Delgado Daniel Dodson Brian Easterwood Pat Eastwood JoAnne Flores Robert Friesenhahn David Gass Patricia Graham Herman Haas Harry Haggard Israel Harris Vivian Hay Carolyn Hazel new acfiuified The s e are some of the freshman students bein initiated into the F.H,A, organization. It is customary to initiate new me mbe r s of organi- zations . Mary Ann Herron Beverly Hopwood Hank Hyman Richard Jenkins Jonnie Jungerman Joan Krahn Pat Leming Joyce Lieck Jim MacAllister Janice Michalczak Lorelei Nieto Terry Oswald Paul Pahmiyer Paulette Pahmiyer Kurt Pankratz Judy Parker Mary Ann Pedroza Linda Raines David Rodriquez Vera Sanders Susanne Shelton Patricia Smith Jane Swartz Herlinda Terrazas Diane Terry Patsy Tipton Gloria Valdez Barbara Van Delden Jo Ann Vance Danell Wallis Betty Watson Kathy Watts Patsy Wenzel Barbara Young Terry Zurovec S S Uwhs- F: 'xr 'J -f. pk .Q A 3 ,,, v. x, . ,S iii. my ir -,... K' A 1 , X J- ,1 P at y T S af X 25-rim. 43 lt ' E Q Vdmlkz.. A FL 'JZ We M-4 at v 4. fy?- ,f , , yx'.?,j ,,,,3.' - 7 f W S ' 2 :1,' . ' X K 'T - A L r,Y 'f 3 , ,sig - V T .11 5 KN K ' I ',kVk V ,, K A, A - j 1, fy an X X Q, Ns l ' - ,ff .,' ,- D . el? an r s ' ' K ma' . -L .. n 5 f' I I A J., -'Mg , .view ., , lu 4, 1, -2 SW V ' 7 .Q , . A , Q tif? - 15. , an g v 7 'X 3 RA--1h 'el' V V H kisslfif r - - K if K AN 13 ,:, 5 VW V fi it' . gc? V t I 1 Q .1 I I - --5 U nlfiffx V V I K, Xa lv. .. I ., I- .W Qs 1 4k I nuff ' .ll V.- A -41 .04 lf' x' --' .! , I 'Qld U if Sewing not only brings a grade in homemaking but it also adds to a gir1's wardrobe as any of these seamstresses will tell you. In Mr. Heskew's biolo gy class many parts of nature are studied. The dis- secting of an animal is a yearly event for all biology students. asjfuclenfa com ine Balance and poise are demonstrated in this physical education tumbling class. Two physics students who entered the slide rule contest are getting last minute advice. The Presidential election this year has provided extra material for Mrs. Tay1or's civics class. A MLW? , c 'fs 9 .1 - I , Geometry is hard, but these girls had fun making the geometric designs in curved stitching. The F,F,A, electrical demonstration team is putting on a command per- formance during one of the agriculture classes. fag wifA Lcfure Typing with accuracy and speed is stressed in all of the typing cla s s e s. A speed test here is adaily occurrence. wmlibulamigg Hema! We The speech class learns the importance of properly applied make-up to achieve a successful play. Practicing with the membe r s of the choral class, Mr. Davis helps them to achieve harmony by combining their talents and efforts . 24 is if www WM 1 Mm up QW' Wemoriea .Are Wacle of 1 44 J1 . , wi? Biff? 213:11 il J ik .L 7 A fi E. f'-E - .5 :l l 5:16 , .az ..: J x F J ,aff ,--,, . llii ll 1 11:1 llli il- IIA IQ llil Till llll V1 X, 1 l 3 ii JFIX P 3aJx I if EQ 37 2 f N 38 'Q -gd.. A member of the girls' basket- ball team, homecoming duch- ess, president of the Ram- blerettes, bus in e s s manager of the HORN, and a member of the National Honor Society are just a few of the offices of Mae Steubing. Her outstanding personality and leadership a- bilities have made her a good candidate for this year's Who's Who. As editor of the RAMPAGE and pre side nt of the library club Willie Mae Kneupper is kept very busy, ln her s par e time she is di s t r i c t corresponding secretary of the FTA and a member in good standing of the National Honor.Society. acu ff, sefecfa During many football games Glo ria Evans has led the crowd as a cheer- leader. As president of the National Honor Society, advertising editor of the HORN, member of the FTA, dis- trict secretary of the FHA, and home- coming queen, she has displayed not only her ve rsatility but also her lively imagination. A sparkling personality and a willingness to work has helped Yvonne Haby to fill the offices of pres- ident and district president of the FTA. She is active in the National Honor Society as the vice- president. As vice-president of the district Stu- dent CouncilAssociation she is kept busy through- out the year planning many assemblies. '1fUA.,', 'MJAO A hard worke r on this year's cancer drive sponsored by the Student C ounc il and an active membe r of the 4-H Club has made Coleen Kelley one of the outstanding seniors at N o r th- side. In the senior play she displayed her fine acting ability. ,E A A in the homemaking de- Mp , W,,LL Parfment You can usuaul' , 5 At the head of the ban d you find Pat S Y Rosenbusch- l . A A - - T -i will find Vicky Easterwood She is area president of Q 3 -Q twirhng her baton as ma- 5he FHA and has received f , L jorette. Being editor of the ier state degree. She is hi V kj! HORN' member of the girls: imember of the girls' ' basketball team, FTA, :asketball team and the 'V W g FHA, homecoming duchess' iecretaryof the Pep f and the National Honor So- iquad- 5 2 ciety help to fill in the spare hfg?iif'ffiQ'j'f5 t if time of this busy senior. Fti'!4gp,5 ' Q Being a twi rle r in the pep , if' j squad and an active member , :L'V: t Mff'ggg 'fg Kasper on the move. In FHA i V by she is vice-president and has ff ff ' mp received her state de g re e, 1 'fi A m o n g her other activities W ij, ji' are the annual staff and the 'Jie Y N girls' basketball team, it We As president of the newly established Science Club and an officer in the library club this junior excels in leader ship qualities. Thomas Barker has shown his ability in all projects that he undertakes, Football, baseball, and basketball are only a few of the many talents of Ke i th Mason. Not only is he outstanding in sports but also is secretary of the National Honor Society. B9 I0 A :Ax SENIOR FAVORITES I Q7 Y 3 :Y kf i ,, Phil Ljungdahl and Gloria Evans JUNIOR FAVORITES Melvin Ott and Nancy Ervin aww ehcf 1:03 5cAoo! fauorifezi SOPHOMORE FAVORITES Harold Voigt and Barbara Bruhl FRESHMAN FAVORITES Leroy Barrera and Judy Parker V 2 D 8 ' T 3' s . ,151 F.F.A. SWEETHEART Betty Sue Springer F.H,A, SWEETHEART Milton Klabunde rganizafion 5 Jekcf .4weefA earfzi BAND SWEETHEART Pat Leming MR. TOUCI-IDOWN Billy Sieckenius 'rmmzc-n:..zf:'..zf,ffm.:1S:Y7if J we H'fS1! lil Duchesses Shirley Weimer and Vicky Easterwood, Queen Gloria Evans, Duchesses Mae Steubing and Karen Jost. 77orfL4iJe cefegrafea omecoming The newly-c r owne d Queen, Glo r i a from the house of Evans, smiles happily as she leaves the field. -..fi you J5n0 ' geffin 9 jo ,ff :LST - - U' 56,1 . E71 .'U3 f Mgr? W . f . . fi 3 Ll 2 FIRST ROW: Florence Burns, Sharon Doyle, Jo Ann Campbell, Mae Steubing, Vicky Easterwoot Karen Jost, Gloria Evans, Matthew Moreno, Yvonne Haby. SECOND ROW: Eunice Ebner, Pats Allen, Frances Surber, Cathie de Berg, Phyllis Cheek, Deborah Howell, Cathy Cayo, Rose Mar Calvert, Bonnie Watts. THIRD ROW: Shirley Weimer, Joan Bayman, William Hodges, Jacque King Betty Kasper. Pats y Rosenbusch, Lenora Ohlenbus ch, Bob Griffin, Mary Lou Hamilton. NO PICTURED: Allen Brannan, Sanford Coon, Bob Haggard, Ofll 5 fa Editor-in-Chief VICKY EASTERWOOD Assistant Editor KAREN JOST Business Manager MAE STEUBING Advertising Manager GLORIA EVANS Photographer MATTHEW MORENO Sponsor MRS. PEGGY LOVELADY W -i T Annual staff officers and sponsor, Gloria Evans, Mae Steubing, Vicky Easterwood, Matthew Moreno, Mrs. Lovelady, and Karen Jost, plan the '57 HORN. Mrs. Lovelady 446 Students interested in purchas- ing pictures of various activi- ties hav e the opportunity dur- ing the annual picture sale. rs. Lovelady and Vicky Easterwood are ex- aining the meaning and purpose of an annual. Crea tej y2aI'AO0L he members of the HORN staff wor k mstantly to provide the s tudents of :rthside with an enjoyable and mem- 'able yearbook. The HORN, which as first published in 1950, has re- :ived several awards in national :arbook c o mpe tition. Any annual ember can tell you that working on e staff is a time-consuming, though warding, job, 1 Paul Pahmiyer andHerbert Teat watch sus- piciously as the magician demonstrates his skill in the art of magic. This was a pro- gram sponsored by the staff. To h e lp finance the HORN, Matthew Mo- reno and Sandy Coon work at a paper drive . 471 gl Y in 0 ' on b I y ,,, vi 1 V1 if I ' L FIRST ROW: Geraldine Kempf, Merrilyn Menn, Janis Holmes, Mae Steubing, Charles Cantu, Willi Mae Kneupper, Charlotte Hunt, Leonor Rosas. SECOND ROW: Sharon Doyle, Sandra Dahl, Don Ervin Matthew Moreno, Richard Hines, Mary Young, John Swartz, Virginia Miller. THIRD ROW: Fletche Bankhead, Ruben Lee, Gus Neutze, Paul Stroud, Bobby Oefinger, Walter Cheek, James Benke. N05 PICTURED: Linda Nieto, Marie Rodriguez, Bob Hagard, Thomas Barker, Debbie Howell, Nancj Magee, Joan Krahn, Evelyn Gass. alnpage fell el'5 Co-Editors WILLIE MAE KNEUPPE CHARLES CAN'l Sponsor MRS. RAMONA PEEBLE r 1 Meeting a deadline, the RAMPAGE officers- Linda Nieto, Merrilyn Menn, Gus Neutze, Sharon Doyle, Sandra Dahl, Willie Mae Kneupper, Matthew Moreno, Charles Cantu, Ruben Lee, Fletcher Bankhead, and spon- sor, Mrs. Peebles-take care of last minute details. Mrs. peebles 1-8 doesn't look as if Gloria Evan s had uch trouble convincing James Benke ' Don Ervin that she had a subscription the newspaper . Clllnpite newzi COUeI'6l 92 is year the RAMPAGE completed second year as a printed news- Jer. The capable staff was able score a successful year with one s ue each month. Each year the MPAGE builds up its circulation i this year was no exception. An led attrac tion was a magazine ztion, Roto. What's your favorite color? ask Janis Holme s and Linda Neito as the y in- terview Vic ky Easterwood. :psig t 1 i Fletcher B ankhead and Willie Mae Kneupper are mailing new issues of the RAMPAGE to their ad- vertisers and subscrib- ers. The cartoons enjoyed by so many in the RA MPAGE are the work of Matthew Moreno shown here work- ing on some new ideas. 49 FIRST ROW: Jacque King, Frances Surber, Allen Brannan, Willie Mae Kneupper, Charle s Cant' Thomas Barker, Harvey Bongers, Sandy Coon, Paul McCoig. SECOND ROW: Ve ra Sanders, Danit Dodson, Patricia Smith, Verleen Calle, Rexx Behring, Dorothy Kessler, Mary Julius, Shirley Schul NOT PICTURED: Bob Haggard, Vivian Hay, Betty Kasper, Kurt Pankratz, Patsy Rosenbusch. ,W , .M cm President WILLIE MAE KNEUPP1 Vice-Presidents SANDY CO1 PAUL Mccc , secretary FRANCES SURBQ Treasurer CHARLES CAN' Sponsor MRS. MILDRED FEELI K-4 Q35 Pegasus Club officers and sponsor discuss important future events. They are Harvey Bongers, F r anc e s Surber, Mrs. Feeley, Willie Mae Kneupper, Sandy Coon, Charles Mrs. Feeley Cantu, and Thomas Barker, 50 One of the services performed by the Pegasus Club is the care of the attractive and interesting bulletin bo ar d which pro- vides information on our library's facilities. Frances Surber and Willie Mae Kneupper are pictured. From the expre s sion on Jacque King's face someone mus t have pulled a funny, One of the money rnaking projects of the club was a lart booth at the P.T.A. carnival. DUBPJQQ5 Agfa? 'he Pegasus Club has always been an active rganization of hard working members who elp the library func tion efficiently. Library lub members have not only worked at jobs 1 the library but also have been active in me District and State Teen Age Librar y lub. Its variety of money raising projects as rangedfrom colorful octupi made by the lembers to a Talent Show. In or de 1- to accom- plish two necessities at once, library club members are o ft e n seen eating their lunche s during the meetings. A trio composed of Betty Wehmeyer, Betty Watson, and Patricia Watson was one of the entries in the talent show. Ar- lene Ayala won first plac e pantomiming Whatever Lola Wants, 51 ' Q FIRST ROW: Ellen Buel, Meta Nell Ott, Jo Ann Campbell, Mae Steubing, Shirley Weimer, Sandra Bilbrey, Margaret Wilson, Pamela Wallet, Gloria R o s a S. SECOND ROW: C olle e n Kelley, Danell Wallis, Cathy Cayo, Craig Mason, Merrilyn Menn, Gus Menn, Jack Hazel, Allen Brannan, Judy Pen- fold, Geoffrey Fowler, Yvonne Haby, Janis Holmes, B arbar a Van Delden. NOT PICTURED: Billie Jean Otterpohl, .S7fuclenf Counci President SHIRLEY WEIMER Vice-President MARGARET WILSON Secretary MAE STEUBING Treasurer SANDRA BILBREY Sponsor MR. WALTER LYNN M a. r g a r e t Wilson, Danell Wallis, Sandra Bilbrey, Judy Penfold, Mae Steubing, Mr. Lynn, and Shirley Weimer are che cking the locks which were issued by the Student Council, Mr. Lynn 52 rl Student Council representatives voice the opinions of the student body during their meetings. Yvonne Haby, vice-president of the Alamo Association of Student Councils, gives the invocation at the convention, arfici afea in conuenfionzi P P The student council is rep- resentative of the student body l as a whole. It works to promote I better understanding and better relations between the students and the fa c ul t y. Our student :ouncil was represented at the state convention in Galveston in March, 1957, The student zouncil sponsored the C an c e r Drive as well as a Career Day Assembly. Mae Steubing, Shirley Weimer, Cathy Cayo, Judy Pen- fold, Sandra Bilbrey, Mrs. Pe eble s, and Nancy Ervin represent Northside's Student Council at the convention held at Jefferson High School, Y ' we Cathy Cayo and Sandra Bilbrey journeyed to Gal- veston to the Stu- dent Council State Convention. Other delegates were Margaret Wil- son and Gloria Rosas, '12 Shirley Weimer and Mae Steubing are decorating the school Christmas tr ee as one of the Counci1's yearlyprojects. - - C I Helping to advertise and plan the Cancer Drive are Charle: Cantu, Willie Mae Kneupper, Colleen Kelley, and Elle: Buel. tl Danell Wallis and Shirley Weimer are making sure that all goes well with the Student Council filrn, Magnificent Obsession. 54 Sfu clenf Counci Recruiters discuss with John McElroy the advantages and opportunities offered by the Army during Career Day. Ivonne Haby is stopping even the vacationers at the road :lock in Helotes for the Cancer Drive led by the Student Iouncil. iponzsora ancer riue f N A iese are the beauties of Northside. Homecoming Queen, oria Evans, stands in the center. Duchesses are Vicky msterwood, Mae Steubing, Shirley Weirner, and Karen Jost. One of the newest projects of the council is the victory flag which is raised when Northside a c c o mpl i s h e s a victory. Milton Klabunde is assisted by Mae Steubing and Shirley Weirner. One of the biggest events of the year is the Homecoming Danc e sponsored by the Student Council, 551 3 X , 4 i 1' A FIRST ROW: Patsy Allen, Shirley Weimer, Yvonne Haby, Keith Mason, Gloria Evans, Gloria Rosa Nancy Magee, Vicky Easterwood. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Talley, Mae Steubing, Willie Mae Kneuppet Charles Cantu, William Hodges, Craig Mason, Calvin B onge r S. NOT PICTURED: Sanford Cool Clarence Kohlleppel . ' Wafiona! .None lil 1 H-A , President GLORIA EVA 'fa Q , .ur ' in l , My LVL ' -1'. '. 4-K - I Mf'ffffjfg 9' Vice-President YVONNE HA ' ' Q1 Secretary KEITH MAS Treasurer GLORIA ROE ol .,-as Sponsor MRS . HORTENSE TALL xprg..,.- Mrs. Talley supervi s e s as Yvonne Haby, Keith Mason, Gloria Evans, and Gloria Rosas lower the flag. Mrs. Talley 56 , Patsy Allen, as amember ofthe scholastic society, is able to figure out the area in square feet of the trophy case as she cleans the shelves. icky Easte rwood and Mae teubing are getting r e a d y for mat big Valentine dance. stand for the mor n ing devotional? asks Yvonne Haby. ociefg euefolofl !eaJer5 ip The service and honor organization, Iational Honor Socie ty, is based on very Li gh standards. Students are selected to his organization according to their scholar- ahip, character, service, and leadership. The regular duties of the National Honor lociety include c on duc tin g the morning .evotiona1, caring for the trophy case, and aising and lowering the flag each day, Mae Steubing holds on to that drink as Kenneth Cox searches for a dime. Mrs. Talley and Gloria Evans watch. Wil1 everyone please FIRST ROW: Mr. Neff fsponsorl, Yvonne Haby, Leroy Cockrell, Dixie Grave s fcorresponding sec- retaryj, Florenc e Burns fpresidentl, Sharon Doyle fvice-presidentl, Gloria Rosas lrecording sec- retaryj, Colleen Kelley Qtreasurerj, Rosa Cavazos, Cathie de Berg. SECOND ROW: Charlotte Schupp Dorothy Faulk, Eunice Ebner, Rexx Behring, Lydia Trotta, Jimmy Edmondson, Frances Surber Patsy Allen, Howard Kelley, Leonor Rosas, Sondra Tarlton. THIRD ROW: Ruby Austin, Willie Mal Kneupper, Thomas Barker, Patsy Rosenbusch, Charles Cantu, B etty Kasper, Merrilyn Menn, Mar Lou Hamilton, Dee Duncan, Cathy Cayo. NOT PICTURED: Ceceilia Rodriguez, Felixe Valdez, Georgi Joslyn, James Ebner, unior ,iliziforianri four mi5:iion.4 The newly organized Junior Histo- rians Club shows an increasing interest in preserving the historical heritage of our community. This intere st is c reated bylectures, pilgrimages to historical sites, the study of important records, and reading. The Junior Historians work in co-operation with the Texas State Historical Association, S T l Mr. Neff, sponsor, and officers, Sharon ,J , Doyle, Florence Burns, Gloria Rosas, ,N Colleen Kelley, Dixie Gr ave s, and Leroy Cockrell, are leaving on a historical field trip to Goliad. , MI' . Neff 58 RST ROW: Mr. Heskew fsponsorj, Florence Burns, Sharon Doyle frecording secretaryl, Thomas xrker fpresidentl, John Swartz, Eunice Ebner fcorresponding secretaryj, Jerry Turner. SECOND DW: Rexx Behring fvice-presidentj, Bob Estes, Charles Davis, Leroy Cockrell ftreasurerl, James mer, Leonard Echart, Harvey Bongers, Calvin Bongers. cien ce he Knights of Science Club, a new organization tNorthside, is founded on veryhigh principles. he Science Club has the important task to help zcrease the knowledge of science and to learn J perfect the skills in science. Giving service 1 our community and nation is an important art of the Science Club's program, CLA Afucliea nafure BTI! uni- -. The outdoors holds much interest for these E- 'ff' -'gli 3 . Science Club officers-Leonard Echart, Thomas Barker, John Swarz, JamesEbner, Rexx Behring, Le r o y C o c k r e ll, Eunice Ebner, and Sharon Doyle. Mr. Heskew 59 FIRST ROW: Vicky Easterwood, Gloria Evans, Ruth Sturdevant, Nancy Magee, Colleen Kelley, Pat Rosenbusch, Jacque King, Betty Kasper, Janice Kiles, Barbara Bruhl, Sandra Bilbrey, Sherry Parro Patsy Eastwood. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Neel, San Juana Cervantes, Eunice Ebner, Sharon Doyle, Me Nell Ott, Priscilla Aramburu, Phyllis Cheek, Judy Penfold, Cathy Cayo, Leonor Rosas, Carc Nottingham, Juanell Hill, Gloria Rosas, Florence Burns, Sharon Bartlett. THIRD ROW: Dorot Faulk, Susanne Shelton, Frances Surber, Cathie de Berg, Carolyn Hazel, Verleen Calle, Alice Calf Elaine Lee, Beverly Hopwood, Dorothy Krahn, Darris Powell, Merrilyn Menn, Geraldine Keml Shirley Weimer, Kathleen Watts, Janice Schwarz, Herlinda Terrazos, NOT PICTURED: Carm: Cervantes, Patsy Allen, jutufe Olnelna el President JACQUE K1 Vice-Presidents BETTY KAS1: I I 4 Q PATSY ROSENBUS Secretary SANDRA BILBR Treasurer BARBARA BRU Sponsor MRS, FLORA NE 3? Reading to further their knowledge of .4 homemaking are the officers of the Future , Homemakers of America, Ruth Sturdevant, Barbara Bruhl, Sandra Bilbrey, Betty Mrs. Neel Kasper, Jacque King, Pa ts y Rosenbusch, Colleen Kelley, Nancy Magee, Janice Kiles, and Sherry Parrott, I These F,H,A, girls are practicing their square dance for the entertainment presented at the annual Family Fun Night. .1 H ooking handsome is Milton Kla- mde, elected F,H,A, beau. I'0ln0te Aeffer :Future Homemakers of Ame rica ive to train students to be better mbe r s of the home, chapter, ool, and community. They may 1 c h this goal by participating in manyactivities sponsored by the 11 chapter and in carrying out the onal F,H,A, goals and projects. iuing rl' L XI' ll At the District Me e ting in Gonzales Patsy Rosenbusch told of the highlights of the F. H,A , National Convention which was held in Chicago last summer, Jacque King holds the link of Under- standing at the DistrictF.H,A. Convention in San Marcos. 61 ff' RQ, hr' K FIRST ROW: Jim Wehmeyer, Howard Kelley, Milton Stolte, Kenneth Cox, Phil Ljungdahl, Betty E Springer fChapter Sweetheartj, Bobby Oefinger, Max Toepperwein, Mr. Farris, Mr. Finto, Mr. Lyi Johnny Bonewald, Joe Cano, Truett Pepper, Cecil Asher. SECOND ROW: Julius Wright, Rob4 Cavazos, John Whitfield, Eugene Castoreno, Larry Wright, Charle s Toepperwein, John Chambe: Carlos Tamayo, Paul Pahmeyer, Gus Menn, Clark Winegardner, Marvin Niebuhr, Albe rt Kossae Oafton Ham, Paul Talley, Earl Roan, Jerry Mor gens te rn. THIRD ROW: Robert Barne s, Pa Ohlenbusch, Carey Chambers, Walter Cheek, Bobby Springer, David Ander son, Herbert Jon: Kenneth Burchard, Lloyd Arch, Wayne Nichols, Willie Muth, Harold Voigt, Joe Asher, Rene Maldona- Johnny Pepper, Ronnie Baker, Lewis Bruni. FOURTH ROW: Bob Griffin, David Zwiener, Wal' Schwarz, Milton Klabunde, Gus Neutze, Freddie Meyer, James Benke, Gary Bacon, Benno Klabun- Bill Ljungdahl, Charles Halbardier, Clarence Kohlleppel, Milton B ur r ell, George Steubing, Euge Robbins, Joe Seiter, George Asher. NOT PICTURED: Calvin Boenig, Melvin Krahn, Milton Syri- Paul Stroud, Alfred Nanes, Charles Klein, Billy Fowler, Geoffrey Fowler, Don Davenport, Rob' Mercer, Melvin Beasley, Sam Mercer, tsl' , S' f , ' ufure armer.4 cu ' .4 . j ' L 2 X . A s 1 K' K 6 ' 'Iwi ' 5 r is X '- . .11-f ,J:,'g:5gg. yy, .fy y President PHIL LJUNGDA1 C N..-.g U '-1 vice-President BOBBY OEFINGJ , Secretary HOWARD KELLI 'I Treasurer KENNETH C1 Sponsor MR. MARVIN FIN' ' are 9 'W The executives ofthe F,F,A.--Kenneth -it I V Cox, Mr. Finto, Max Toepperwein, Phil Ljungdahl, Milton Stolte, and Howard Kelley--are proud of their barbeque pits Mr, Finto fone of the organization's main projectsj. 62 N ' ' -. , Y ,gs-57,f,fL'v,j iz, H' Lg ,-,iff-Q sr, J' it f QF, -. 5 1 :- -e -if-2 Lf - 5152, il ' Qi. L. M 'a 1 'v-A art and pretty Betty Sue Spr inge r 'ses for the camera after being ected Chapter Sweetheart of the .F.A. ?pl'e5ellteJ af Para ea uture Farmer s of America is anational rganization of, by, and for boys studying ocational agriculture. It has served to moti- ate and vitalize the s y s t e rn a ti c instruction Efered to s tude nt s of vocational agriculture, he F.F.A. is built upon afoundation of leader- hip and c h a r a c t e r development, sportsman- hip, co-operation, creation, citizenship, and atriotism. The parade held alot of fun for these students. l ' I Vf,p 41-4:1 i W-1 Mr. Finto receives the keys to the new Chevrolet truck donated by Smith's Motor Sales. Mr. Boone, Mr. Farris, Don Davenport, Bobby Oefinger, Phil Ljungdahl, and Milton Stolte watch. 63 One of the projects of the F,F,A, was this electrical outlet demonstration at the Public Service Building by Clarence Kohlleppel, Ken Burchard, and George Steubing. 1, h Gary Bacon andBenno Klabunde repair awater trougl lb. 649 Q. Milton B u r r ell, Jerry Morgenstern, and Bob Griffin are shown attaching the portable side panels they made to the truck. 64- i 'l 3. acLeclu fezi ,arofecf Breaking ground for the foundation of a new pig pen are these F,F.A, boys. Mr. Finto is instructing a typical F,F,A. class. N-....,, v s advertisementfor the F,F,A, -F,H,A, Donkey B0bbYSP1'iUge1'v ahardworking F-F-A- all Game, Harold Voigt rides a donke y down me mbe T, has the 100k Of Satlsfactlon me hall, after getting a taste of those my-t-fine hotdogs. an enferfainmenf ,, I i I i 2 of the joint projects of the F,F,A, and Phil Ljungdahl uses his two show -I,A, is the annual Barn Dance. steers as leaning' posts after a hard day's work ofpreparing the animals for the judging at the stock show. ducting Contest--Marvin N i e b uh r, Clark Winegardner, Milton Klabunde, John Bone- N wald, Gus Menn, and Howard Kelley--are shown pr oudly displaying their hard won banner. V' I' LL F..-gm Sn Phil Ljungdahl shows the first place shovl rnanship award he received at the Fo W ,M Worth Livestock Show. K BobbyOefinger is shown coaxing his Holstein cow into a trailer in order to transporther toa new owner. 3. 'receive .fl if- 1 I F A V f ' I 'W fy H- , i 'll L'un dahl Clarence Kohlleppel, David Zwiener, Charles Halbardier, Jeff Fowler, B1 J g , Phil Ljungdahl, Milton Klabunde, Max Toepperwein, Kenneth Cox, and Mr. Finto journeyed to the Abilene contests. They represented the poultry, livestock, and dairy cattle division . Third place winners in the Chapter Con- brought home honors from the Houston Fat S to c k Show. The team won fifth place, and Phil won first plac e in- Paul Ohlenbusch exhibits first place trophy won in tractor driving com- petition. Q 35? uf if H53 ........... e ,QL 5 . -x . . 5: 1 in :P ,V , .f'ZQ' 5,7- ' .f -'-'r 55,2 ' 9 ' i ' 'hi , Q ir 7 . Q ' I io l . livestock Judging team- ' and M 11 t o n Klabunde- Jeff Fowler, Milton Stolte, Charles Halbardier, and David Zweiner are very proud of the second place tr oph y in poultry judging that they won in Abilene. ' ii ' n r' Nw a 6 4 Third place winners in dairy judging-Ke nne th Cox, Max Toepperwein, Mil t o n Klabunde, and Don Davenport-are very happy over their ha. r d earned trophy, 67. Clar k Winegardner is quite pr oud of his project, raising a lamb. 35-we Preparing his Duroc Barrow for the stock show is Bob Griffin. 'xi if ' 0 0 , NT nlfna If are hlalll . ' F 4 . , ' Q , ,,, w Watering the chickens, a part of his home pro- ject, is Kenneth Burchard. Max Toepperwin is very proud as he poses with his Berkshire Barrow at the San Antonio Livestock Exposition. A 68 -:ii J' 'C :H . s 'W' Looking pleased with his Hereford steer is -Iarold Voigt. vrofecf o . 2- st Q At home Milton Klabunde poses with his Here ford steer. Phil Ljungdahl d e rn on s t r a t e s his skill as a showman with his Black Angus. an-L.. Bill Ljungdahl is trying to decide which twin has the toni. l I 1.4 mum- , FIRST ROW: Ruth Sturdevant, Crystle Benke, Willie Mae Kneupper, Betty Wehmeyer, Nancy Magee, ' 1 ' E ns Mar aret Florence Burns, Mrs. Taylor, Yvonne Haby, Ruby Austin, Patsy Watson, G oria va , g Wilson, Bonnie Watts. SECOND ROW: Colleen Kelley, Dee Duncan, Sharon Bolton, Pamela Wallet, Cathie de Berg, Mary Young, Karen Jost, Vicky Easterwood, Barbara Bruhl, Cathy Cayo, Tommie Cowan, Patricia Graham. THIRD ROW: Dixie Graves, Alice Calle, Patsy Allen, Sharon Doyle, Arlene Ayala, Merrilyn Menn, Betty Kasper, Howard Kelley, Patsy Rosenbusch, Janice Kiles, Beverly Hopwood, Marica Baker, Mary Julius, Sherry Parrott, Rose Ann Dawkins. NOT PICTUREDg Sandra Dahl, Pat Leming. glltllfe HQCICAQPI - P1'e5idel'1t YVONNE HABH Vice-President FLORENCE BURN: Secretary RUBY AUSTIT Treasurer NANCY MAGEI Sponsor MRS. HYACINTH TAYLOI C, 401 ,1 'VI' Preparing for the convention to which Northside had the honor of being the host are Nancy Mage e, Ruby Austin, Yvonne Haby, Mrs. Taylor, Florence Burns, and Mrs. Taylor Cathie de Berg, Hin A cake sale is always a good way to strengthen the tr e a s u r y. Betty Kasper, Patsy Rosen- busch, and Karen Jost are pr epa re d as the hungry c rowd surges toward the cake tables. ,aromofe 900 wif v The purpose of the Future Teachers of America is to encourage young people o choose teaching as their profession. fiembers of F,T,A, are given oppor- unities to further their interest in such career. The chapter was organized 1 1955 and sinc e has participated in ie district and state level of Future 'eachers. Northside was host to Dis- rict II Future Teachers of America in 'ovember, 1956, Yvonne Haby, Betty Wehmeyer, and Patsy Watson represented the F,T,A, in the cancer drive at Helotes Elementary School wh e r e they distributed literature and col- lected money. One of F.T.A, 's objectives is to assist the teachers. Mary Young and Margaret Wilson help Mrs. Moulder with the re- port cards. Ti I Interestedina teaching c a r e e r, Merrilyn Menn and Bonnie Watts are reading the teacher's maga- zine. 71 Registration c a u s e d much activity b e f o r e the meeting. A few minute s before the opening of the con- vention the exec utive committee me t to dis- cuss last minute details. Willie Mae Kneupper and Yvonne Haby rep- resent Northside. 72 C a thie de Berg gains valuable ex- perience as she substitutes in a class room. X, The nominating committee of th e F, T.A. - Gloria Evans fs tandingiu Yvonne Haby, Karen Jost, VickyEasterwood, RubyAustin, and Willie Mae Kneupper-me e t to discuss and nominate the officers for the next year. 73 FIRST ROW: Jeff Fowler, James Benke, Walter Cheek, Gus Neutze, Gary Bacon, Bill Worth' Benn, Klabunde, Bill Sieckenius, Mel Ott, Paul Ohlenbusch. SECOND ROW: Coach McCollum, Herber Jonas, Bill Fowler, Fred Kempf, Harold Voigt, Richard Mentzer, Fred Meyer, Wayne Bacon, Jin Davenport, Joe Asher, Norwin Schimcek. THIRD ROW: Craig Mason, Melvin Krahn, Keith Mason Charles Utz, Garnet Steubing, Don Taylor, David Anderson, Bob Springer, Max Toepperwein, Bobb' Oefinger, Phil Ljungdahl, Milton Klabunde. NOT PICTURED: Lloyd Arch. President GARY BACO Vice-President GUS NEUTZ Secretary BENNO KLABUND, Treasurer BILL WORTJ Sponsor MR, JAMES McCOLLUl Officers of the N Club, Bill Worth, Benno N Klabunde, Gary Bacon, and Gus Neutze, pose with sponsor, Coach McCollum. Mr. McCollum 7-1 it 'Q' -S r, th' - fir ,Wy .im ' ity ? ' an Taylor and Bill Worth corne back with tisfied faces after successfully soliciting s to raise money to pay for N C1ub lCa.te1'S . receiuea jacLef5 me well known N Club is an athletic r ganization for boys who letter in xorts-football, baseball, basketball, ld track. One of the objectives of the lub is to pr omote fellowship. The embers of the N Club raise funds 1' the letter awards through projects which they all participate. The camera c a u ght afamiliar expression on Mr, McCollum's face at the dance sponsoredby the N Club, Mrs. McCol- lum also is often seen at Northside events. Coach McCollum congratulates Billy Sieckenius on a job well done at the presentation of jackets .to the football players. A record of five pies was set by John Doyle in the N Club pie-eating contest. FIRST ROW: Bonnie Watts, Cathie de Berg, Rose Mary Calve r t, Wanda Clark, Betty Sue Springer Gloria Evans, Cathy Cayo, Loretta EPP, Margaret Wilson, Betty Kasper. SECOND ROW: Elaine Lee Gloria Rosas, Dorothy Faulk, Janis Holmes, Frances Surber, Pamela Wallet, ,Mae Steubing, Shirlej Weimer, Patsy Rosenbusch, Jacque King, Deborah Howell, Glenda Stapleton, Judy Penfold. THIRI ROW: Patsy Allen, Donna Utz, Leslie Anderson, Patsy Watson, Betty Wehmeyer, Carole Nottingham Sherry Parrott, Marcia Baker, Carolyn Hazel, Lorelei Nieto, Sandra Bilbrey, Janice Kiles. FOURTI- ROW: Florence Burns, Judy Parker, Diane Terry, Susanne Shelton, Joyce Lieck, Vera Sanders Kathleen Watts, Barbara Van Delden, Barbara Bruhl, Anita Delgado, Leonor Ros a s, Carmen Bruni NOT PICTURED: Lorelei Bartholomew, Sandra Dahl, Ceceilia Rodriguez, Sharon Bartlett, ew am Lfmff. ls President MAE STEUBIN V Vice-President SHIRLEY WEIMEQ X Secretary PATSY ROSENBUSCJ Treasurer PAMELA WALLE' Sponsor MRS. BETTY REYNOLD, I ,FN-is x Deciding where to place the pep-squad dur- ing the basketball games are the officers- A , Dorothy Faulk, Janis Holmes, Gloria Rosas, Francis Surber, Jacque King, Patsy Mrs. Reynolds Rosenbusch, Deborah Howell, Shirley Weimer, Mae Steubing and sponsor, Mrs. Reynolds. .fcorating the goal posts for a foot- Lll game are Loretta Epp, Debbie swell, and Mae Steubing. Lni orma en ance appearance 1 ie Northside Ramblerettes endeavor boost school spirit and inc rease tere st and sportsmanship in all school :tivitie s. In short, the intended Lrpose is to represent Northside High zhool in all its activities in a manner 1ich will reflect credit upon the school. me Ramblerettes was o r g an i z e d in fptember, 1950. One of the main projects of the Ramblerettes is selling tags. Here Mr. Touchdown, Billy Sieckenius, orders one from Judy Penfold. I 1 Q . '-rf 4 ny: 3 - ' E 4 . Q ! I ii f -'v fe. i. 1 l Decorating for the annual Snowman ' s Ball are Donna Utz, Betty Spring- er, and Lo relei Barth- olomew. The one with her head in the clouds is Glenda Stapleton. Every- one had a wonderful time, 2 , 77 aft Make that point, oh make that point, yell the Ramblerettes as they wait in suspense. Satisfied is the pep squad as the score at the basketball g ame goes up another notch, 78 ep Quan! cAeer X X! p ,ag if :wk After the over, the sports. football and basketball seasons are pep squad spends first period in After many days of practice. . . . plus hours of tu-esome Waltmg uicfory N1 Margaret Wllson, Sandra Bilbrey, Sharon Bartlett C ar ole Nottingham, and Wanda Clark be11eve lt was well worth those achmg Mr. Touchdown, Billy Sieckenius, was elected by the Ramblerettes on the basis of sportsmanship and popularity, r. . 1.7 The twirlers-Bonnie Watts, Margaret Wilson, Cathie Berg, and Betty Ka s pe r-spend man y hours practic their routines for the entertainment of everyone. g, . am LL:-eflea 5 an Our mascots, Myrtle Kasper, and Vale r i e Voges, have made many smile at the football games. 80 Sh.-f The flagbearers-Florence Burns, Sandra Bilbrey, and Patsy Allen-carry the N o r t h s i d e b ann e r during many events, Ready to begin their pe ppy yells are cheer- leaders Wanda Clark, Betty S ue S p r i n g e r, Rose Mary Calvert, Lo r e tta Epp, Glo r i a Evans, and Cathy Cayo. he pep squad watches intently as Bonnie Watts ompletes her routine during the twirler try- L1tS. VHA many lner5onaAfie5 , ' A5 'isl 3 3 yy, s . I The cheerleaders for 1956-57 are Rose Mary Calvert, Wanda Clark, Betty Sue Springer, Gloria Evans, Cathy Cayo, and Loretta Epp fhead cheerleaderj. 8-1 FIRST ROW: Meta Nell Ott, Lenora Ohlenbusch, Vicky Easterwood, Ruth Sturdevant. SECOND ROW Verleen Calle, Janice Schwar z, Danell Wallis, Ann Seiter, Sandford Coon, Ruben Lee, Stanle' Zettner, Pat Leming, Paul McCoig, Priscilla Ararnburu, Roy Karsh. THIRD ROW: Juanell Hill Jessie Ibarra, Sharon Bolton, Ellen Buel, Mary Ann Pedroza, Patsy Eastwood, Jane Swartz, Jo Am Vance, Patsy Tipton, Henry Dahl, Ricky Perkins. FOURTH ROW: Roselee Jonas, Janice Michalczak Bob Young, Alice Calle, Calvin B onger s, Charle s Davis, Daniel Dods on, Betty Watson, Lynto: Eckhart, Terry Zurovec, Hank Hyman, Harvey Bongers. NOT PICTURED: Charles Cantu, Joe Ibarra Margaret Moreno, Jack Rackley, Eddie Shahady. Enferfaining i Drum Major RUBEN LE '-4 W President DANELL WALL Vice-President ANN SEITE Secretary PAT LEMIB TreaSurer STANLEY ZETTNE Sponsor MR, HARRY DAV The pros and cons of a magazine drive are N discussed by Sandy Coon, Ann Seiter, Stanley Zettner, Ruben Lee, Danell Wallis, Pat Leming, Mr. Davis, Sharon Bolton, and Mr. Davis Paul McCoig. K X 1 as lar-7 si ' f F 3at Lerning had the honor of being hosen band sweetheart. She plays the larinet. f , . . :an 5 c ae unchon 'he Northside Band has participated 1 numerous school events and civic un c tion S . The members per- Jrmed at pep rallies and helped to rovide half-time entertainment for me football game s. The band, 'orking t i r e l e s sly to perfect its kill, marched in several parades ncluding the Washington Day Parade 1 Laredo and the Battle of Flowers arade for the Fiesta San Jacinto. A long awaited occasion finally c arne when the band jackets arrived. A gayold time was had by all at the Band Dance. Terry Zuro- vec served the re- freshments, R2 Va ale I f , ---- 1 The Northside Band, after drill- ing many weeks, adds color and rhythm to a pa- rade. . 5 'm fl in ize of and During the football season our school band lends much to the moral support at the game. s 4 I W X A 6 NJ- A Nous? if it K X ffl f , , ,, ' A12 I sr 4 H .. ,J as ff 5 X X , Q ,A r i M , ,,. X, 1 The majorettes for 1956-57 are Ruth Sturdevant, Vicky Easterwood, Lenora Ohlenbusch, and Meta Nell Ott, Drum Major, Ruben Lee, is standing in the center. increcwed Jfeacbfy le new band room has made a big nprovement in our school. Majorettes add spice during half-time, The band prac- tices for the P,T. A, performance. The setting for the Senior Play can be seen in the background, 85 Womenb .70 pememger I 'LJ 3 QLTLQ JJVFPJJMHJ fin -Q r-va J J f 2 Jyffyq -.. .... ii: - xl V 3 8 f I wx I 'a Wt? r , W ff 1 A , . Tommy Reyno1d's Partyline was visited by the senior class to advertise the senior play. H f Cake and cookies were s e rve d at the Sophomore Stompede. One of the many activities of the band and pep squad was participating in the Western Parade. arie acfiuifien Christmas is a ve r y festive occasion Many of the c 1 a s s e s had parties an' exchanged gifts. One of the happiest days in an athlete' life is receiving his letter-jacket, Her Gary Bacon receives his from C oac McCollum. ,L ga 2 Homecoming d u c h e s s e s are driven around the field in new autos. Billy Sieckenius give s pep talk to en- 'X N 4 g r 'Qld A v 1: , 1 a 1 Vs :ourage students at pep rally, piceaufumn 5ea5on Mr. Lynn awards well-deserved sweaters to girls' basketball team. To a n n e Toepperwein, a Northside ex, mow a student nurse, answers questions about the field of n ur s in g on Career Day. In f 1 F 'IU fills S0Ph0m0I'e StY1e Show sponsored by NJ are mf ' -W... Joske's graces St. Va1entine's Day, 3 . ,Q Vw Q' 89 WHIP! q5,.3 One of the more violent scenes from the senior play, WHAT A LIFE, ...W .g.1-silty' ' The vice-principal and the secretary from the play carry on a sparkling romance. ,nrin 9 Jeuefo K The senior class presents gifts to Mrs. Peebles and Mr. Neff for their time and patience spent helping with the senior play. A panel discussion on the subject of cancer was held in the auditorium for the benefit of the student body. P Bozo, the magician, does a few stunts for the entertainment of the s tude nt body. Lew infereafs In the pie-eating contest, sponsored by the N Club, John Doyle was declared winner, fafter consuming five pies!J xii-n 1 Mr. Quaker fMr. VanGou1dy talks to students about service to their country. A one act play was entered in the Interscholastic League Contest and was awarded second place. 'W 5 Q 'tl ' lf X ' I V 4 NI W 5 A we we Wm , H 1 4 , ,,, xy, , up ,M Jw: V ,rw ,, ,.,' If 9 K ar s l f t W H M f l A' 0 'N ' ' . Q.- ' . i ' L if I H Q I -india 'T I ' i All had a delightful time at the Junior Senior Prom held at Shadowland. The juniors and seniors enjoyed them selves at the senior picnic held at Garn er State Park. Ltr gra cluafion egil ' u ll , .. ' P' - ' The '57 and '58 cheerleaders show a pp little pep while trying to encourage the f p L baseball team, There was delicious food for all at the picnic, furnished by th ' h . . . . e Semor omeroom mothers' The happiest day in the seniors' live is commencement. Here they sing thf class song, Moments to Remember. n X v 1. .1 w-. Q j . Tig:-f1r'1,':m 1 in 116, ,ev . ,T .5 , my 'VW,, V M. :ffm ' A ,L A me pfaying jar .j6ee,a,4 MEMS: 1 .I 'S i Q- ' ig' Jixkik ' il J J ,,. . A 05 5, VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM, FIRST ROW: Herbert Jonas, Wayne Bacon, Max Toepperwein, Bobby Springer, Jimmy Davenport, Charles Utz, Don Taylor, Paul Ohlenbusch, Shelley Martin. SECOND ROW: James Benke, Walter Cheek, Billy Sieckenius, Benno Klabunde, David Anderson, Craig Mason, Kenneth Cox, Richard Hines, Clarence Kohlleppel, Bobby Oe finge r. THIRD ROW: David Z weine r, Freddy Meyer, Keith Mason, Geoffrey Fowler, Don Davenport, Melvin Ott, Bill Worth, Milton Klabunde, Harold Voigt, Walter Schwarz. FOURTH ROW: Coach McCollum, Billy Fowler, Gary Bacon, Phil Ljungdahl, Fred Kempf, Bob Griffin, Manuel Balero. an feam SEASON'S RECORD Northside 2 -- O Edgewood Northside 6 -- 7 Bandera Northside 44 -- Z0 Southwest Northside 12 -- 18 Boerne Northside 27 -- 6 San Felipe Northside 14 -- 65 Devine Northside 19 -- 6 St, Gerard Northside I4 --- Z0 Crystal City Northside 12 -- 19 Sam Houston 96 Discussing the merits of their respective teams are Paul Ohlenbusch, A team man- ager, Coach McCol1um, C oa c h Barborak, and Richard Jenkins, Bnteam manager. B TEAM FIRST ROW: Patrick Olfers, Ken Gilmore, Bob Mason, Norwin Schimcek, Kurt Pankratz, Mickey Varnes, Eddie Shahady. SECOND ROW: Coach Barborack, Carl Schwarz, Cordie Morgan,Bob Friesenhahn, Kim Driebrodt, Rene Maldonado, Israel Harris, Richard Jenkins. THIRD ROW: Charles Lovell, Bob Cruz, Truett Pepper,David Zurovec, Wayne Benke, John Chambers, Bill Ljundahl, Eugene Robbins. . ow drengli ' I B 4 , ' Li.,, Many knocks are felt by the B team as they tackle their worthy opponents. Iew plays and tactics are put into practice by he B team, 97 Halfback Mel Ott opposes this R oyal Blue player for possession of that all-important pigskin. Charles Utz t guard 77orfA.4icle clownd The Northside Rams scored two touchdowns i the fourth quarter to break a 6-6 deadlock an defeat St. Gerard 19-6, at Northside. T11 Blues s c ored first for a 6-0 half-time lean Bill Sieckenius then tallie d from the five 1 even the score in the third quarter. In tlf final period Mel Ott bucked over from the fix to put the Rams ahead, and then Gary Bacc sewed it up with a five yard scoring pass fro: Keith Mason. BennoK1abunde kicked the ext! point. . l I Q 4 6 4 Bill Fowler 1 halfback I Benno Klabunde tackle Harold Voigt halfback 'xxu Sf. erarcl I9 - 6 . P' Bill Sieckenius Bill Worth fullback guard A11-District Geoffrey Fowler M center mv Craig Mason Halfback Don Davenport seems to be giving this St. Gerard ball carrier a halfback merry chase. Good luck Don! I xx wr? I 'f'?.L'2 Bill Sieckenius is downed by the Mustangs. -fs-S CIIYI5 Northside's Rams made the ir debut into District Z8-AA play by trouncing San Felipe of Del Rio with a 27-6 score. Keith Mason plunged over fr om four yards out for theRams'first tally, swiveled 55 yards for a second, and hit Gary Bacon on a pass play good for 52 yar d s and a TD for the Rams. Benno Klabunde converted the th r e e points. The sole Mustang marker came in the fourth on a 24 yard pass play. David Ander s on center T Keith Mason quarterback All-District All-City 100 'V-431425 Mel Ott halfback All-District Gary Bacon end All-State All-District All-City W? rope Wudfangd 27 - Keith Mason is pictured running against San Felipe of Del Rio. itempting to rope this Mus- ng player are Keith Mason, harles Utz, and Bob zfinger. Q es. -1 1 K Y '-I 1 Bobby Springer A 1 'r1 X halfback 'U'-11 'N-1 SIM .QM ,, ff' ,UTS 1' p . -A Q5 x -44 1 Df.7l' Q, i - '- rs-. -.5 L . 'v1.-.,-A A A. ,, - . ' -i -' ' 3 in 2 3' Jim Davenport quarterback v il Afi- ili- Another Cherokee bites the dust, thanks to Benno Klabunde, Clarence Kohlleppel, and Bill Fowler . 'B Walter Cheek guard 102 CAGPOLBB5 aca P Sam Houston c lin c he d second place in District Z8-AA playwith a 19-12 victory on the Ram field. The Che r o ke e s ran 14 yards around end in the first to score, then went 30 yards for a. s e c ond pe riod tally and finished with a 6 yard dash in the third. Mel Ott capped a long Ram drive with a 6 yard run in the opening period and Billy Sieckenius, fullback, went over fr om the end in the second to end a 55 yard drive. 'I ,,,,NqN-M W Max Toe ppe rwein quarterback if Sk Lloyd Arch end tackle B ob Oefinge r 770,fA4z e I9 - I2 r Clarence Kohlleppel, end, is shown here tackling a Sam Houston ball carrier, if . 11 Sieckenius s e e m s to have run into a ,V tle opposition from these Cherokees. 'X QW A ,W , A., V W H an ,,i -.,Q wg fy 14 , Don Davenport X halfback Ng Don Taylor end I I 1 1 6 T1 R we . in in 5 46 2 l FIRST ROW: Craig Mason, Keith Mason, Gary Bacon lcaptainj, Don Ervin, Wayne Bacon. SECOND ROW: Jeff Fowler Qmanagerj, Charles Utz, Garnet Steubing, Fred Kempf, Clarence Kohlleppel, Lloyd Arch, Coach Barborak, It's Craig Mason's job to get the ball to his fellow player, Gary BaconQ3Ol, in order to make two points in the game against San F elipe. NHS 45 49 68 49 51 52 59 59 55 54 68 47 42 54 68 62 51 42 54 54 61 46 75 ams VISITORS East Central St. Anthony St. Gerard Burbank Beeville Central St. Gerard East Central New Braunfels New Braunfels St. Anthony Northeast Devine Northeast San Felipe Sam Houston Crystal City Devine Boerne San Felipe Sam Houston Central Crystal City fafig 58 66 f 62 46 Keith Mason must de cide to whom he must throw the ba11. No doubt, he will throw it to Garnet Steubing fZ5j in the game with Sam Houston, V. ug .4core5 Gary Bacon f30j must jumphigh in order to out-jump his opponent from Devine, lllludulgq :ith Mason 124i nesn't have many 7 pportunities to ake a goal with- 1t being guarded. loyd Archf23j Q-,N i ,mes in to assist. ' M ,, ' i a ,,,., - t,t.t. , .Wa , 0. Gary Bacon f30j ma ke s a high jump to make a goal while Lloyd Arch 1231 is the re in case of a rebound in the game with San Felipe. Don Ervin QZZQ has a perfect shot at the goal in the game against Ea s t Central. Bob Haggard 132i is there to assist Don in c as e of a re- bound. Wayne Benkef21j is trying hard to get around his opponent, Central, in order to make a goal. Even with three Sam H o u s ton guards, Lloyd Arch fZ3j jumps high for a long shot at the goal. 106 C1015 GC bzifricf oea 3+ 5 ,, ' ,im - ' .fwuhi - ,1 51 - ,, ' -fl ui f '- Charlez Utz 1291 doesn't seem to be getting too much trouble from his San Felipe opponent while Garnet Steubing 1251 waits for a rebound. There might be a foul on Lloyd Arch's 1231 guar d as he jumps high for a goal. Garnet Steubing 1251 stands by in the game with St. Gerard's. Gary Bacon 1301 tries hard to hit the ball to Clarence Kohlleppel when he jumps with his op- ponent from St. Gera1d's. Garnet Steubing 1251 seems to be in a pe- culiar position when he shoots for a goal against St. Gerard's. f k'kV VA M. 1 1 0 8 5 1 'Q FIRST ROW: Bill Coleman, Israel Harris, Coach M.oravits, Don Steub- ing, Pat Olfers, and Bill Ljungdahl. SECOND ROW: Eddie Shahady, Richard Jenkins, Bob Mason, Norwin Schimcek, Tom Collins, Charles Bleice, Ken Gilmore, Israel Harris lin whitel seems to be in trouble with his op- ponent from Central. He must either shoot at the goal or pass to one of his fellow players. VISITORS Northeast Schertz-Cibolo Central T. M. I. Alamo Heights Peacock South San St. Gerard St. Anthony Northeast Scherz-Cibolo Central T . M. I. Alamo Heights Peacock South San St. Gerard St. Anthony and C feams NHS 41 49 26 24 49 46 31 38 10 49 10 35 49 47 32 35 10 45 33 35 32 41 55 32 30 41 36 48 26 55 48 26 32 40 25 28 FIRST ROW: Chuck Stevenson, Dwight Bartlett, Fred Vance, Bobby Pitt- man, Robert Garza, Laury Cover. SECOND ROW: Coach McCollum, Kerry Coppage, Mickey Varnes, Clifton Hopf, Ronnie Littlefield, Jesse Copp, Edgar Kohlleppel, Roger Barr. THIRD ROW: Charles Lovell, Lloyd Seiler, BennySpringer,Albert Wilson, Gil Gillespie, Fred Schmith, Jiminez, Larry ow greaf laromiae Don Steubing 1231 will either shoot for the goal or pass to Bill Ljung- dahl QZZQ in game with Central' Due to the fouling of Central Catholic, Fred Vanc e has the chance of making two extra points from this free shot. 9 FIRST ROW: Danell Wallis, Jo Ann Campbell, Dorothy Krahn fcaptainj, Glenda Stapleton Qcaptainj, Mae Steubing, Yvonne Haby, Wanda Clark. SECOND ROW: Vicky Easterwood, VerleenCal1e,Betty Kasper, Lenora Ohlenbusch, Patsy Rosen- busch, Joan Krahn, Alice Callefmanagerl. BettyKasper 191 and Vicky Easterwood are de- a'n' 5 5 000 5 fren termined to get that ball before Northeast re covers. X1 NHS 39 39 38 50 41 66 34 49 24 36 39 50 39 40 VISITORS St. Gerard East Central Devine Northeast Devine Crystal City East Central St. Gerard St. Gerard Blessed Sacrament Southside Blessed Sacrament Crystal City Boerne gym- Lgaindf 77orfAea.4f X.. -D01-Qthyxrahn dribbles the ball ttts iff very low in or de r to keep the ball from Northeast. LenoraOh1enbusch reaches high for the r ebound against he r opponent f r o m Blessed Sacra- ment. Glenda Staple ton makes a good shot as Mae Steubing comes in to help in the game with East Central. This was the fir s t game in the new Verleen Calle f3Oj is getting ready to throw the ball to Vic ky Easterwood without the opposing team's getting it. ' , X - .- ia, 'Wi' 'B ' 'I Q MH- - 1 J fx' I H D-ff, W Qi f r. g ggg , , 'A A ' Q 1 :Q-iQ2,5u Jag- ir Nr .,, 1-u 1 inf QS J' Pats y Rosenbusch has a very c lo s e shot at the goal while Glenda Staple ton waits in case of a rebound in the game with Blessed Sacrament. Joan Krahn's job, with the help of Vicky Easter- wood, is to keep her opponent, B le s s e d Sacra- ment, from bringing in the ball. U Dorothy Krahn throws the ball to her forward, Mae Steubing, and then it's Mae's job to make a goal. Glenda Stapleton takes a free shot while Blessed Sacrament watches closelyin case of a rebound. amd, X , 21fr 4 ' ea 5 eJ - ga cra m en f rro 1 l T, ax: rm, I V 5 Glenda Stapleton makes ahigh jump to make the goal against Northeast while Mae Steub- ing comes in to help. V Vicky Easterwood's job is to take the ball , from Blessed Sacrament while Wanda Clark comes to help. P a t s y Rosenbusch has the ad- vantage of being taller than her St. Gerard opponent. She will, no doubt, get the rebound. Danell Wallis seems to be in trouble with Bles sed Sacrament, but Joan Kr ahn breaks free to receive the ball from her, 119 FIRST ROW: James Ebner,Bob Griffin, Joe Asher, Eugene Robbins,Cordie Mor- gan, Don Davenport. SECOND ROW: Roger Montemayor, Cecil Asher, Danny Guerrero, Manuel Balero, Billy Sieckenius, Max Toepperwein. THIRD ROW: Paul Ohlenbusch, Kenneth Cox, Bobby Springer, Phil Ljungdahl, Benno Klabunde, James Benke, Coach McCollum. FOURTH ROWf A1 Marshall, Jimmy Copeland, George Steubing, Lloyd Arch, David Gass. 1064 teal! Bobby Springer is kicking hard and hi gh to place in the hurdles I 4 at Somerset. . I , Gif , F 'A 4' I .S I - A ' 4 f 1 f K . ,I ,. W Gui I, . FN 1 ..i' WWI . l ' 3, w ' ' D . , - - V M Clearing the pole at the ' -' 1' 'A we 1 '- . .-, 1 ,I . iii Devine Track Meet, ' U ,A -Q H Bobby Springer comes ., -,ri .F '- ..' ' i ' - ' '---f 9 in as one in a three- g - .: -.2 ':' -Q' - way tie .4--H. I, , V ,s 1.-'vu V . ,'x.L . .,M jg ' . frsrf-igif-7-. All ,rpm ,7,,,g,-po: Y 4' -17 ' ' 3'- 114 ' FIRST ROW: Tom Collins, Curtis Mitchell, Bobby Pittman, Rene Maldonado. Bert Maldonado, Larry Jowers. SECOND ROW: Ronnie Littlefield, Mickey Varnes, Gil Gillespie, Hank Cox, Benny Springer, Laury Cover. THIRD ROW: Hank Hy- man, Fred Vance, Bob Cruz, William Toepperwein, Kurt Pankratz, Jim Weh- meyer, Carl Schwarz, Johnny Valderez, Coach McCollum. EXCQL af Levin e Eugene Robbins placed first in li A the mile run at the Somerset track meet this year, Active in track this year was Bert Maldonado shown running hurdles at Somerset. II!! P22 , . 1' - . 1 , . .- '.' A-1 ' . . . ' ' F'- As - ...i.:'Wr.' 'H' - FIRST ROW: Wayne Bacon, Jim Davenport, Norwin Schimcek, Billy Fowler, Shelley Martin, Craig Mason, Pat Olfers, frnanagery, SECOND ROW: Coach Barborak, Fred Spears, Don Steubing, Melvin Ott, Fred Kempf, Clifford Thomp- son, Gary Bacon, Keith Mason, Jeff Fowler. Fred Kempf is getting ready to hit the ball as it is pitched to him. 116 VISITORS Peacock St. Gerard Peacock Segiiin Northeast St. Gerard Devine East Central Harlandale Central I-Iarlandale Devine Crystal City Crystal City aint, wi n NHS 5 ' 4 9 10 2 4 5 10 1 1 3 2 3 a mi -f' 1. . assi' A u if ,, , WB df' Z S M .. M ir W - UL 7 Q B S Q ..... fr - . rr ' it 1 M-' 'I - A. ..,. , . , ,. W ., . ,A ,. ,N S Our main catcher for the second year is Fred Kempf pictured in a warmup before the game with Central. Entering into the Interscholastic Tournament for the first time this year,Northside placed second. Playing tennis at San Pedro Park were .To Ann Campbell, who played singles, and Glenda Stapleton and Jonnie Jungerman who played doubles. nnmn -n . ,W ,. ...ri 113'M f1ii W, - . ' ln' -Iv fir? 59 95255-' . 5 - - :gn - VL- -.,-t :, ,qu L A W N U I ,A V .J . .,, : E hk . , ., cc., , ,1:f ' 'W ' 1.3, ' 'f , , . '--A-if H' i 1. L -su -Aa.. aggueiesm A ,.., 2-fe' - 11- ' ,Y-1' I 4 if-K-2 U'--1-4g.g,p. ' K :gi - H - . ' f i .. . I ,I ..g,,Z.lV EM . ,Z ,V,g4 .. ' be iiee i e -.Mr . A V . We-. N, f - Igpznliai-5,12 'f ,f.'Mfi f. . ,, g ' ri' - ' 4 f r :gg-f.,. e i . ' ,,.,,gf :--22 ' ei. . if? ' k F' ' WH' T Q regiona ,uw The only senior base- ball player, Gary Bacon, is shown warm- ing up for the district game with Crystal City. ,,' ' Pat Olfers 1101 is shown here making a good catch at one of our home games . 'Y we 1ey jfee iiifwngifkff ,. mf l faux:-: 5 J J E HW: if iii Mia .553 ! ffx ,f 1 Z! if ' .lf if ff I K fr Nj v EL Cm? A 1 4 ,LLJJ - , , , . . -:-.zz- Fam e .. , FMT at , 'S fi.. QW Jzifeihff MQ- MQMEJ 119 Satisfaction guaranteed or your money back . S E A R S Romana Plaza Store Southside Store Soledad at Romana Plaza, Pleasanton Rd. at Loop 13 CA 3-4311 WA 3-3466 STROUD'S TEXACO SERVICE STATION Rocxv REAGAN, Jn. wo. .......,.. R... 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