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

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These spetth students xyorked hard to present t L N KJ ml l t lt mas truly a lughli nt tt tl Q tear Mrs Pteblts is s toy n here arrangtn tte o on o .rjor characters in the nusrcal ara It takes long hours of practice to belong to the Northside Ram Band The band played well at all the games and placed high in the COl'l'lP6f1IlOH in which it competed. Close attention must be payed by the players during the rehearsals. These stu- dents learn the true value of music in thelife of every person. The band is progressing rapidly be- cause of this and the high spirits ofeachmember. The lunch line grows longer every year, but this year these students enjoyed the use ofour new cafeteria. Hey, Harry, no breaking in line, Mrs. Clydine Baldwin, Mrs. Emily Willis, and the homemaking students are pleased with the new Early American furniture that adds to the beauty of the new homemaking department. They worked hard under many hardships, and finally their hopes came true in the form of a new homemaking department. These boys composed the Northside Rams Football team for 1908 Here the team captains Fred Spears and Craig Mason are giung a pep talk as the other boxs look on This was the pep rally before the final home game and some of the B team members Joined the varsity squad to rnake a XICIOIX for lxorthside awww? F' G3'f'l I fi f 1 3 , A lt ' f MM'

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I C ,y N hr s These Junrors appear anxrous to be measured for therr senrorrrngs A new style of r1ng was approx ed by a commrttee of class delegates and presxdents thrs year and theseJun1ors recelved therr beautrful new rrngs rn Mayof 1959 The new gold rtngs have a red stone and the words Northsrde Hlgh School surround the stone Students begrn to arrrve at schoolbrrght and early each mornrng For most of these students COITl1llg up the walk rt was thelr last year at Northsrde Each day always held new adventures and these people seem to be ready for anythrng accordrng to therr smrlrng faces iriiuw W x,.f ,,Lr2!1....U'-fl 1 'Y-we ' wi if 'hw-1 V 'Sa QT: N01 Tw U- The Iun1or Senlor P1cn1c was held at Landa Park tn New Braunfels These students are enjoyrng the lunch that had been prepared by the senror class s homeroom mothers Boatrng swrmmrng golfrng brcycle rrdrng and hrkrng were CHJOYCC5 by all The Iunror Senror PICDIC IS the last flrng for the senrors before therr graduatron It rs planned to be grven to the Junror class by the senlor class as a thank you for the Jumor Senror Prom The Choral Club for 1958 1959 added the musrcal background for the annual Chrrstmas assembly Thrs year the Speech Club and the Choral Club Jorned together to make the assembly more beautrful and meanrngful The faculty and students enjoyed the program they took the Chrrstmas sprrrt rnto the holrdays wrth them Four members of the cast ofthe Senxor Play HARVEY are plctured durtng one of the dress rehearsals The play ran two nrghts and each performance was well recelved by the audrences. The students on stage at present are Frank New comb, Sherry Parrott, R1ckyPerk1ns, and the star of the play, Haney' ,, y E - I 1 V 4 . Y A 'if 9, s T 1 T 5, ' 1 Ak r lp f 8 ' Qi' ' Y ,N X ' U ' x ' f i .lx , 0- l I ' ' 1 V ' ' 2 . Y . .... X H A 3 0. so ff -. . , t I . U V 11. ,ii 9 5' , , . . 4 qu l, 'Q-'wig , V ,W I 5. , ::'Q,rxy If , ' A .ar L T 1 ' Y' f P 4 f' if ff , D 1 V ' M K' 6,1 V., f if L' Q- as A ' ' 4 ' A 'C 5 1 R- K Q I M Q H ,, ,A ,,lgg.i: T n - 1 a. N 5 l 4 y 'x y , i ' 9 A S . . I J l 7 7 g I 5 . .. .

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These Pep Squad girls were beginning to wonder about all the fun you will have in the pep squad . Each year the pep squad initiates its new members. The new girls are required to wear sloppy clothes, lipstick, and un- combed hair during the day. They usually have to carry old buckets and dolls with them too. N In . AA' 1 I I f, bg An air ofreverence is reflected as these Junior Historian members admire the Fannin Me- morial in Goliad, Texas. The group made several excursions during the year to see the historic points of our great state. They learned and had fun at the same time. X r t I The National Honor Society held regular candy and cookie sales. The students patronized the booth, and the proceeds went to a welldeserving organiza- tion. fEditor's note: Danell, are you going to work, or are you just trying to make up your mind about what you should buy?j The Junior-Senior Prom was held at the Olmos Club this year. Here some of the guests are enjoying refresh- ments. One ofthe largest crowds ever to attend one of these celebrations was in attendance at the Olmos Club this year. The club was beautifullydecorated with glitter- ingsilver stars, candles, tables, and programs, A photog- rapher was available to photograph any couples who desired to have their picturetaken. The program was one thgtowill never be forgotten by those who attended. sg, 1 4513 . i' Q ' ' 71 L V' Business always seems to get in the picture some- how. Coach George Watson, Coach Charles Grimland, Mr. W. A. Blankenship, and Mr. W.F. Richards seem to be enjoying their conversation during the school district 's teachers party at Lockhill School. Folk dancing, singing, games, refreshments and many conversations filled the evening. Students ond Leisurely f' ser X 1 ., -- . if-4 '