Peacock Military Academy - Kadet Yearbook (San Antonio, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1950 volume:

T 1950 Published by the Corps of Cadets PEACOCK MILITARY ACADEMY SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS :he nation and our sta war effort which led FACULTY LT. COL. L. H. RICHARDSON Headmaster Social Sciences LT. COL. T. E. CHRISTIAN, M.D. Medical Officer LT. COL. H. R. ADAMS Adjutant English LT. COL. D. G. THIESEN P. Ai. S. T. English MAJOR J. W. CAMPBELL Supply Officer Science CAPTAIN L. W. COLLINS Athletic Officer Mathematics FACULTY LT. L. J. BINGHAM Athletic Officer (Asst.) LT. J. W. DAVIS Spanish LT. J. R. MOORE Spanish LT. J. H. SAJEVEZ Tactical Officer MISS DOROTHY PEACOCK T reasurer-Librarian MRS. WESLEY PEACOCK, Jr. Social Director MRS. EDITH WING PEACOCK Social Director MRS. VERA RICHARDSON Junior School MRS. DONALD W. PEACOCK Social Director MRS. ANNE W. COLLINS MRS. E. A. BARBER, R.N. Nurse MRS. OLIVE ROBERTS Secretary MRS. ETTA MAY KORNRUM Secretary MRS. HATTIE SAVAGE Dietitian McKinnon Hall Johnston Hall Lee House V ■ I'- Birkhead Hall Wilson Hall Theatre and Armory Athletic Locker Room Mess Hall Infirmary Colonel Wesley Peacock’s Home Colonel Donald Peacock’s Home Hostess House Parade Ground Log Cabin Playhouse Athletic Field Senior Terrace Administration Offices The Corral JAMES E. WOMACK 1st Vice-President CHARLES T. WRIGHT Secretary SENIORS EARL L. WILSON President CLASS HALL OF FAME Most Useful and Most Courteous. Wright, C. Most Popular.......Wilson, E. Most Studious........Neal, R. Most Military and Most Athletic.......Gill, J. Neatest.....Hendrickson, W. ACADEMIC HONOR ROLL McGough, D. Neal, R. (2nd Sem.) Russell, A. Tennyson, E. LUKE R. RAMPY Sgt.-at-Arms RUFFIN P. JOHNSON 2nd Vice-President JOHN T. GILL T reasurer SENIORS ALLEN JULIUS ACTOR ( Satch ) San Antonin. Texas S SgL Inf.: 5 yr. cadet: Honor Roll. '49: Expert .22 cal.: McKinnon Rifle . '48. '49: American Legion Oratory Award. '19: Honor Guard. '19; Winner Senior Oratorical Medal. 50. Next A ear Elans: University of Texas. Ultimately: Radio and television broadcasting. JOHN CRADDOCK DODSON ( Pappy ) Kingsville. Texas 1st. I.t. Inf.: 2 yr. cadet: Sharpshooter .22 cal.: Basketball co-capt. '48. '49: Zouaves 'SO: Best Drummer '49: McKinnon Rifles '49: Honor Guard '49: Camera Club: Drum and Bugle Corps: Combat Platoon '50. Next Year Plans: Texas A. M. College. Ultimately: Insurance Salesman. WALTER WOODROW BANNER ( Beaver ) El Paso. Texas S Sgt. Inf.: 6 yr. cadet: Sharpshooter .22 cal.: Marksman .30 cal.: “C Football '45. 46: “B Football '17. 48, C Basketball '45. '46; B Basketball '47, '48: C Baseball 45. Co-captain '46: “B Baseball '47. 48: C” Track 45. '46; “B Track ‘47: Honor Guard. '49: McKinnon Rifles '48. 49. '50. Next Year Plans: Texas Western (College. Uultimately: Architecture. LARRY LEMOYNE DUNN ( Baby D ) Houston, Texas Sgt. Inf.: 1 yr. cadet: Sharpshooter .22 cal.: Varsity Football '49: Zouaves '50; Color Guard 50. Ultimately: - U. S. Navy, lately: EDGAR CATO CHRISTENSEN. JR. ( lap ) Weslaco. Texas 2nd. Lt. Inf.: 3 yr. cadet: Marksman .22 cal.: Honor Roll '49: Honor Guard '49: McKinnon Rifles '49. '50: Softball '49; Tennis '49. '50. Next Year Plans: Texas Christian University. Ultimately: Electrical Engineering. EUGENE LAWELL FAULKNER ( Lew Gene ) Lubbock, Texas S Sgt. Inf.: 3 yr. cadet; Marksman .22 cal.: Varsity Football '49: Softball: Model Planes: McKinnon Rifles: ( rack Drill Team: Honor Guard. Next Year Plans: Texas Tech at Lub- bock. HENRY LONG CULLINS. JR. ( John Henry”) Ardmore. Okla. S Sgt. Inf.: 4 yr. cadet: Honor Roll '49: Expert .22 cal.: Sharpshooter .30 c al.: Zouaves '48. '49. '50: 2nd Place Oratorical Contest: Member T Patch Drill Platoon: Honor Guard: Varsity Football 47. 48. 49: Varsity Basketball '49. '50: “R Track '47: A Softball '49. '50; B Softball '48: B Bas- ketball '47. Next Year Plans: Oklahoma Uni- versity. Ultimate 'v: Petroleum Engineering. EDGAR FISCHEL ( Macho”) San Jose. Costa Rica S Sgt. Inf.: 3 yr. cadet: Sharpshooter .22 cal.: Softball; Honor Guard Platoon: Equita- tion: McKinnon Rifles: Senior Ribbon. Next Year Plans: St. Mary's University. SENIORS JOHN T. GILL ( Ac ” or John T ) Houston. Texas 1st. ('apt. Inf.: I yr. cadet: Expert .22 cal.: Varsity Foot hall '49. '50: Tumbling '48. '49: Treasurer Senior ('lass: Most military cadet '50; Honor Guard Platoon 49: McKinnon Rifles '48. '49. '50; Crack Drill Team '49: Best Infantryman 49: Winner Collins Award '50: Winner Birkhead Award '50. Next 'icar Plans: Rice. University. Ultimately: U. S. Navy. RICHARD HENRY HOLCOMBE ( Little Nose”) El Paso, Texas S Sgt. Cav.: 2 yr. cadet: Mark-man .22 cal.: Monkey Drill Team '50: Kadet Staff '50: Equitation 49, 50: Neatness Ribbon: Win- ner Musical Basket Contest '50. Next Year Plans: Attend University of Texas. Ulti- mately: Mining Engineer. GILES ROBERT GRADY ( Bob') Erakey. Texas .pi. Inf.: 4 yr. cadet: Sharpshooter .22 cal.: ”A and B Football: Tennis: Gun Club; Drum and Bugle Corps: Track: Softball: Equitation: President of Radio Club '48. '49: Member C.A.P. Next Year Plans: Southern Methodist University. Ultimately: Radio and television. RUFFIN PAINE JOHNSON ( Rip ) Houston. Texas Uapt. Supply Officer: 4 yr. cadet; Expert .22 cal.: Sharpshooter .30 cal.: President Fresh- man (.'lass: President Sophomore ( lass: Vice- president Junior Class: President Senior Classy Member Student Council; Correspond- ing Secretary Alumni Club of 50: “A Track .49. 50: B Track '47. '48; A Football 18: “B Football 46, 47: Co-Captain 1947 team; “A Basketball ‘47: 'B Softball 46: Neatness Medal 47: Most Useful Cadet Medal 19; Zouave Medal 47: Track Medal 50: President Camera Club '48: Tumbling Team 47: Pistol Club 46: Drum Bugle Corps 48. 49; Crack Drill Team 49; A and B Swimming Team; Review Staff: Kadet Staff: Most Popular Freshman: Most Popular Soph- omore. Most Popular Junior: Batallion Ad- jutant: Armorer and Artificer '49. 50: Best Infantryman 50. Next ear Plans: University of Houston. Ultimately: Oil Business. JOHAN CHRISTIAN AUGUST HEIDENREICH ( Bananas ) Quepos, (losta Rica CpI. Inf.: 2 yr. cadet: Marksman .22 cal.: McKinnon Rifles '49, 50: Honor Guard 49: Platoon: Softball. I ultimately: Naval career. ROBERT WILLIAM KECK ( Bob ) Level land. Texas S Sgt. Inf.: 2 yr. cadet: Expert .22 cal.: A Football 49. 50: “A Basketball '49. 50: Zouaves 50. Next Year Plans: Sul Ross State Teachers College. Ultimately: Stock Farmer. WILLIAM ROGER HENDRICKSON ( Bill ) Dallas. Texas Sgt. Inf.: 5 yr. cadet: Sharpshooter .22 cal.: Honor Roll '49. '50: Neatest Cadet. Senior Hall of Fame 50: C Football: B” Foot- ball, Basketball, and Baseball: Zouaves '49. '50: American Legion 'Oratorical Contest 49: Winner 50: Drum and Bugle Corps '18, 49. '50: Gold Star '49. '50. Next Year Plans: Stanton Preparatory School. Ultimately: West Point graduate. OCTAVIANO PENN LONGORIA ( Mix”) Laredo. Texas Sgt. Inf.: 1 yr. cadet: Ex|« rt .22 cal.: “B” Team 48: Tumbling; Track: Softball: Mc- Kinnon Rifles: Zouaves '50; Neatness Medal '47: Swimming Medal ‘48. Next Year Plans: Notre Dame University. Ultimately: Indus- trialist. SENIORS JAMES ANDREW MANNING ( Andy ) C2olo. Springs. Colo. M Sgt. Cav.: 5 yr. cadet: Expert .22 cal.: Varsity Football ‘48, ‘19: “B Knot Bull ‘47: C Football ’W : Monkey Drill Team ‘48, '49, '50: 3rd place. Cavalry Jumping Class 50; Honor Guard: Basketball: Tennis: Pistol Club; Softball; Golf: Equitation. Next Year Plan : Colorado A. M. College. Ultimately: Rancher. LAWRENCE MERRILL MOBERLEY. JR. ( P. O. not B. O ) Corpus Christi. Texas Pfc. Cav.: 2 yr. cadet; Sharpshooter .22 cal.; Spelling Award '49: Monkey Drill Team: Equitation: Honor Guard Platoon: Softball. Next Year Plans: Signal School in New Jersey. Ultimately: Attorney-at-Law. JAMES LALAND McCORMICK ( Lai and ) San Antonio, Texas 1st Lt. Inf.: 6 yr. cadets: Varsity Football '49; B Football '47. '48: ‘C Football '44: Honor Guard: Crack Drill Team: “T' Patch Post Medal: McKinnon Rifles '49, '50: Drum and Bugle Corps: Equitation: Model Plane Build- ers. Next Year Plans: San Antonio College. Ultimately: Insurance and Law. ROBERT VERNON MOBLEY ( Bo or “Tardo ) San Antonio. Texas 1st Lt. Ca .: 8 yr. cadet: Expert .22 cal.: Sharp-hooter .30 cal.: Monkey Drill Team ‘48. '49, '50: Equitation: Boxing: Tumbling: Gun Club: Pistol Club: 3rd place Musical Basket Contest, ‘50. Next Year Plans: San Antonio College. Ultimately: Rancher. DAVID LeROY McGOUGH ( McGurk ) San Angelo. Texas Pvt. Inf.: 4 yr. cadet; co-Salutatorian 50; Honor Roll; Expert .22 cal.: Sharpshooter .30 cal.: Stamp Club 47, '48: Zouaves '48. '49; Tennis '47. ‘48, '49; Expert Infantryman 48. '50; Spanish Award: Cavalier Ribbon: Drill Platoon Medal: “A and B” Football: Gold Star Award ‘49, 50. Next Year Plans: Chi- cago University. Ultimately: Research En- gineer. LESTER LEE MOORE ( Leslie ) San Antonio. Texas Sgt. Inf.: 5 yr. cadet: ( ’ Football '46: “A Football 49; Honor Guard Platoon '48: Mc- Kinnon Rifles ‘48, '49, '50: American Legion Medal: Crack Drill Team. Next Year Plans: Texas University. Ultimately: Draftsman. JOHNNY WALTER MILLER ( Johnny T ) San Antonio. Texas S Sgt. Inf.: 3 yr. cadet: Sharpshooter .22 cal.: McKinnon Rifles: Honor Guard: Crack Drill Team. Next Year Plans: San Antonio College. Ultimately: Business. ROBERT DAVID MOORE ( Banjo B---------- ) Houston, Texas S Sgt. Inf.: 5 yr. Cadet: Mark-man .22 cal.: Honor Guard Platoon ‘48. '49: McKinnon Rifles '48. ‘49, '50; Softball: Model Plane Builders. Next Year Plans: Trinity University. Ultimately: Aeronautical Engineer. SENIORS WILLIAM RAYMOND NEAL ( Penguin or “Alfred ) Houston. Texas CpI. Inf.: 1 yr. cadet: Sharpshooter .22 cal,: Most Studious Senior: Best Marksman Medal 50: McKinnon Rifles '50. Next Year Plans: Rice Institute. Ultimately: Petroleum En- gineer. ALBAN THOMAS RUSSELL ( Hairdo or Comb ) Port Arthur. Texas t apt. Inf.: 4 yr. cadet: Expert .22 ral.: Valedictorian: Scholarship Medal '48: Span- ish Award 4H: Zouaves ‘48, '49. ‘50: Drum and Bugle .Corps: Honor Guard Platoon: ”B Football ‘17: Varsity Football ‘48. 49. 50; ”A Basketball ‘48: Varsity Ba-ebull 48, '19. ‘50. Gold Star Award ‘48. '49. ‘50: 3rd place. State Essay Contest '50. Next Year Plans- Tech lech. Ultimately: Industrial En- gineering. ROLAND EARL O'DONNELL. JR. C Ro ) Fort Worth, Texas S Sgt. a .: 3 yr. cadet: Sharpshooter .22 cal.: Most Athletic Freshman '48; B Foot- ball '48: “A” Football '49: “A Track ’49: Monkey Drill Team 49. ‘50: Winner Swim Meet 48. Next Year Plans: Enter Oil busi- ness. Ultimately: Oil business or rancher. EDWIN CALVIN SIMMS C'Dudo ) San Antonio. Texas (apt. Inf.: 7 cadet: Marksman .22 cal.: McKinnon Rifles: Honor Guard Platoon: Best Drilled Cadet: Best Drilled Squad: Best Drilled Platoon: Bettincourt Award: Most Courteous Senior: Winner. Adams Award ’50. Next A ear Plans: San Antonio College. Ulti- mately: Petroleum Engineering. LUKE RANDOLPH RAMPY ( Hook ) Lubbock,� Texas Pvt. Inf.: 3 yr. cadet; Marksman .22 cal.: Varsity Football ‘48. '49; Honor Guard Pla- toon: Track: Softball: Equitation: (rack Drill Team. Next Year flans: Texas Tech. Ultimately: Contractor. GORDON GEORGE STAJRR ( Corky ) Denver. Colorado S Sgt. Inf.: 3 yr. cadet: Sharpshooter .22 cal.: Honorable Mention; McKinnon Rifles; Honor Guard '48. 49: (iolor Guard '50: Box- ing '47. '48; Swimming ‘47. 48: Time Current Affairs 47. 48; Library Drive 50. Next Year Plans: Join U. S. Navv. Ultimately: Naval Officer. CHARLES LLEWELLYN ROWETT ( Chuck ) Miami. Arizona S Sgt. Inf.: 2 yr. cadet: Sharpshooter .22 cal.: Varsity Football '49: Zouaves '49. '50: Bronze and Silver Medals. Special Drill Pla- toon 50: T Patch Post Medal: Art Editor kadet '50: Annual Staff '50: Review Staff '50: Equitation 49: Art Club 49: Color Guard 50: Honor Roll '49: Honorable Men- tion '50. Next Year Plans: Arlington State (iollege. Ultimately: Archeology. ROBERT ANTHONY TAYLOR. JR. ( Sky King ) Raymondville. Texas Pvt. Inf.: 5 yr. cadet; Marksman .22 cal.: Sharpshooter .30 cal.: Drum and Bugle Corps: A” Football '47. '48. '49: Little Giants 48: Membei C.A.P. 49, 50: Softball: Model Plane Builders. Next Year Plans: University of Houston. Ultimately: Farming and Cotton Brokerage. SENIORS ED JOE TENNYSON (“Curly') Alvin. Texan JM. Inf.: 5 yr. cadet; Co-Salutatorian '50; Expert .22 cal.; Sharpshooter .30 cal.: Honor Roll 18, '49. '50; Neatness Ribbon: “B” Football: C7 Football: B“ Basketball: B“ ra .k:,. B Baseball: Most valuable player on ’B and ' C Teams; Swimming Medal: Richardson Award '48; Adams Award '19: Ameri an Legion Medal: Cold Star Award '50: McKinnon Rifles ’48. '49. '50. Next Year Plans: Rice Institute. Ultimately: Chemical Engineer. EARL LEE WILSON ( DimplaO Houston. Texas 1st. I.t. Inf.; 5 yr. cadet: Expert .22 cal.: Sharpshooter .30 cal.: “C” Football '45: “B Football '46. 47; Varsity Football '48. 49; Most Valuable Player 47: (7 Basketball 45: B Basketball ’46; “A Basketball '47. '48. 49: “(7 Track 46: B Track '47; A Track '48. '49. 50: “C Swimming '46; B“ Swimming '47; A Swimming '48. ’49. 50: Captain of Team '46. '47. '48. '49: Most popular Senior; Most Athletic ’46. 47. '48. '49: Sgt.-at-Arms 8th Grade: Sgt.atArms Freshman Class: Secretary Sophomore Class; Secretary and Treasurer Junior Class: Best Drilled Cadet '17. '49: Best Drummer '48: Zouaves 48. '49. '50. Next Year Plans: A. M. College. Ultimately: Oil business. MICHAEL EDWARD UMBERS (“Prince Michael D. J.“) New York. N. Y. M Sgt. Inf.: 3 yr. cadet: Expert .30 cal.: Sharp-hooter .22 cal.: “B“ Football '47; Varsity F’ootball 48. '49; “A” Basketball '48. '49: Softball '48. '49; Zouaves '48; Zouave Guide 49: Zouave Captain '50: Bronze. Silver and Gold Captain's Medal: T“ Patch platoon medal: Neatness Medal: Texas Cavalier Rib- l� on '49; Expert Infantryman '49: Camera Club: Drum and Bugle Corps 48. '49. '50: Honor Guard Platoon; F'ditor-in-Chief Kadet Staff: Review Staff: Crack Drill Team: C.A.P. ‘50; Combat Platoon ’48. 49. '50: Student Council. Next Year Plans: Dean Academy. Ultimately: Electrical Engineer. JAMES EDWIN WOMACK ( Hoaoy ) Carlsbad. N. M. Pvt. Inf.: 6 yr. cadet; Expert .22 cal.; Sharp- shooter .30 cal.; Honor Roll; Best Drilled Cadet '45; Scholarship Award 44. '45: Neat- ness Award 45. '46: 'T' Patch Post Medal; Zouaves '47. '48, 19; Most Studious Cadet '18. Next Year Plans: Baylor University. Ulti- mately: Surgeon. GEORGE LoROY WIGHT (“Hoy”) San Antonio. Texas S Sgt. Inf.: 6 yr. cadet: Sharpshooter .22 cal.: Drum and Bugle ( orps: Honor Guard Platoon '48. 49; Pilot's Club: Equitation; McKinnon Rifles 49. 50: Crack Drill Team: American Legion Medal; “(7 Football; Best Drilled Cadet '50. Next Yeair Plans: San Antonio College. Ultimately: Petroleum En- inecr- CHARLES THOMAS WRIGHT (‘Tommy ) San Antonio. Texas ('apt. Inf.: 5 yr. cadet: Sharpshooter .22 cal.: Secretary Senior Class; Most Useful and Courteous Senior: Varsity Football Manager '50: Zouave- '50; Drum Major Medal '50: Kadet Staff '50: Secretary Student (Council 50. Next Year Plans: Baylor University. Ulti- mately: Commercial business. The Class of 1950 ALVIN ELLINGTON 1st Vice-President RICHARD RAYBURN Secretary JUNIORS ROBERT BACON President CLASS HALL OF FAME Most Useful...........Sims, J. Most Popular.........Bacon, R. Most Studious.....Crawford, L. Most Military....Ellington, A. Most Athletic......Spivey, W. Most Courteous.. .Rayburn, R. Neatest..............Simms, T. ACADEMIC HONOR ROLL Crawford, L. Ellington, A. (1st Sem.) Peter, S. (1st Sem.) ARTHUR BISHOP Sgt.-at-Arms BILL WRIGHT 2nd Vice-President DUANE ADAMS T reasurer Duane B. Adams Robert C. Bacon Arthur J. Bishop James A. Carey Lindsay J. Crawford Alvin W. Ellington Ronald R. Kimmey Hugh W. Lampman Leon J. Lenox William C. McKinney David W. Peters J. Selby Peter George D. Prince Richard E. Rayburn David I. Rose JUNIORS JUNIORS Marvin R. Rowett Richard E. Sansom Terry R. Simms Joseph O. Sims Joe A. Simpson Wayne C. Spivey Neville C. Stopford Lloyd G. Taylor Donald H. Thomas Michael Lee Umphress Jimmie C. Willcoxson James H. Williams Homer B. Wright Arthur B. Zoch The Class of 1951 SOPHOMORES ERNEST BKUNI President JOE LUCE Secretary Treasurer CLASS HALL OF FAME Most Useful.............Wall, D. Most Popular and Most Athletic....Bruni, E. Most Studious.....Houston, J; Most Military.......Engle, E. Most Courteous.......Wolf, A. Neatest................Hyatt, V. VANCE HYATT Vice-President JERRY HOUSTON Sgt.-at-Arms SOPHOMORES Ronnie D. Adams Lloyd J. Bell Larry L. Beverley Phillips R. Brooks Ernest M. Bruni Edward A. Camp William M. Donaldson Edwin E. Engle Vicente C. Garcia J. Frankel Goldman Roman Gonzalez James B. Gragg Jerry B. Houston Vance G. Hyatt Joe E. Luce SOPHOMORES Wilbur L. Matthews John D. Orcutt Rodrigo M. Pacheco James R. Ragland Roy B. Robertson Anthony S. Rodriguez Robert L. Rosenmund William I. Southerland J. Atwood Tilton Drew J. Wall Arthur F. Wolf The Class of 195- FRESHMEN RUDY JOHNSON 1st Vice-President RICHARD WASTENEYS Secretary Treasurer WYATT MYERS President CLASS HALL OE EAME Most Useful.........Myers, W. Most Popular......Johnson, M. Most Studious....Harborth, W. Most Military.. .Wasteneys, R. Most Athletic.....Bradford, R. Most Courteous....Williams, C. Neatest...........Isbell, W. RICHARD BRADEORD 2nd Vice-President JERRY BAILIFF Sgt.-at-Arms Jerry D. Bailiff Edward E. Blair Robbert J. Bleuler Richard E. Bradford Federico J. Chiriboga David L. Clark Earl M. Colley William C. Crutcher Leland R. Doty Jerrell J. Ferguson Robert M. Fite Frank B. Foxhall Oscar H. Garza Robert A. Garza Paul T. Gore FRESHMEN Austin W. Hale William M. Harborth Tony L. Heaton William E. Isbell Billy N. Johnson Rudolph M. Johnson Johnny Knott Robert E. McBride Rane McCown Harry M. Melton J. Wyatt Myers Rigoberto M. Pacheco Salvador A. Pape Eugene A. Peyroux Melvin F. Reese FRESHMEN Matthew E. Rimmer Daniel Rubenstein Roy M. Speck Patrick E. Sullivan Jack W. Turner Richard A. Wasteneys Robert M. Wells Samuel P. Weatherby C. Wood Williams The Class of 1953 EIGHTH GRADE ROBERT DODDS President DON SCARAMELLA Vice-President CLASS HALL OF FAME Most Useful.....Germany, W. Most Popular......Budnik, F. Most Studious...Hudson, W. Most Military....Scaramella, D. Most Athletic.......Ham, D. Most Courteous....Wolf, V. Neatest........Elizondo, V. ACADEMIC HONOR ROLL Wolf, V. (1st Sem.) FERNANDO BUDNIK Secretary Treasurer DON RAINEY Sgt.-at-Arms George S. Bouse Brian C. Brady Fernando Budnik Richard C. Cook J. Jay Crawford Robert W. Dodds Virgilio Elizondo Frederick W. Flewellen Johnny D. Gabriel Don R. Germany William V. Germany Donald P. Hall Douglas S. Ham Weldon Y. Hudson Worth B. Johnson EIGHTH GRADE The Class of 1954 EIGHTH GRADE Billy F. Krutilek John C. Meredith Everett L. Moreland John C. Orazen Romolo Paoli Don C. Rainey L. Don Scaramella Louis E. Sullenberger James R. Thomas W. Wayne Williams Victor F. Wolf Fluey L. Zoch SEVENTH GRADE BARNEY KAHN President CLASS HALL OF FAME Most Useful.......Manning, D. Most Popular.........Kahn, B. Most Studious.......Drewa, A. Most Military.....Harvey, F. Most Athletic......Hindt, B. Most Courteous....Miller, A Neatest...............Lopez, M. ACADEMIC HONOR ROLL Drewa, A. (2nd Sem.) Gelfond, I. Hindt, B. Kahn, B. (2nd Sem.) Miller, A. CHARLES PRINCE Secretary BILLY RAY HINDT Vice-President RONALD PARHAM T reastirer SEVENTH GRADE James N. Berleth Luis L. Bonner William R. Cawthon Willis J. Clouston Allan L. Drewa James F. English Jerome S. Feferman Israel Gelfond Arturo H. Gonzalez Enrique L. Gonzalez Charles D. Grissom Fredrick A. Harvey Billy Ray Hindt Barney I. Kahn J. Burton Kunik SEVENTH GRADE Mariano S. Lopez Donald G. Manning Alfred Miller Henry D. Nussbaum Ronald H. Parham Charles E. Prince D. Elbert Ross Albert J. Whipple Roy Williams Edward A. Genzel The Class of 1955 BATALLION STAFF The Battalion Staff with other officers at front and center present the corps of cadets to the reviewing officer. First Captain John Gill, battalion commander, and Captain Ruffin Johnson, battalion adjutant. CADET COMMISSIONED OFFICERS (INFANTRY) (Standing) Lt. T. Wright, Capi. R. Johnson, Lt. A. Ellington, Li. L. McCormick, Lt. C. Christensen, Lt. E. Wilson, Lt. J. Lenox, Lt. J. Dodson, (Sitting) Captains J. Gill, J. Tenny- son, E. Simms, A. Russell. THE COLOR GUARD Sgts. G. Starr, R. Rayburn, C. Rowett, L. Dunn THE DRUM AND BUGLE CORPS Drum Major T. Wright; Buglers: Williams C., Johnson B., Crawford J., Camp, Heaton, Bishop, McGough, Robertson, Grady, Isbell, Krutilek, Grissom, Lopez; Chief Bugler Umbers. Drum- mers: Speck, Hendrickson, Sansom, Wilson, Taylor R., Reese, Wight, Bacon. A” COMPANY 1st PLATOON: Lt. L. McCormick, leader; Sgt. S. Peter, guide; Sgts. Williams J., Umphress, Banner, squad leaders. 2nd PLATOON: Lt. J. Dodson, leader; Sgt. E. Engle, guide; Sgts. Moore R., Zoch A., Sims T., squad leaders. B” COMPANY 1st PLATOON: Lt. A. Ellington, leader; Sgt. C. Christensen, guide; Sgts. Stopford, Crawford L., Actor, squad leaders. 2nd PLATOON: Lt. L. Lenox, leader; Sgt. E. Fischel, guide; Sgts. Luce, Moore L., Lampman, squad leaders. McKinnon rifles The 39-man crack drill platoon forms for an exhibition, marches on the parade ground, halts, and executes the queen’s salute” for the reviewing officer. THE LANCERS THE CAVALRY STAFF: Lt. V. Mobley, troop commander; Sgts. Wright H., Holcombe. A” TROOP, with its gold helmet-liners and green-and-white pennants, form on line for full dress parade. A” TROOP 1st SQUAD: Troopers O’Donnell, Manning J., Houston, Bel!, Germany W., Rainey, Bruni, Gore, 2nd SQUAD: Troopers McKinney, Ham, Matthews, Moberley, Hale, Prince G., Crutcher, Flewellen, Myers, Blair, Feferman. THE LANCERS The Troop, in line, stands to horse on the Cavalry Field Column of troopers, Trot, Ho! Column of twos, Walk, Ho Woody, with Prince G. up, shows his beautiful knee action as he racks on. Line of squad columns Column of fours, around the bull ring. Woody” leads the Cavalry down San Antonio’s Houston Street in the big mounted parade which opens the new Coliseum, and celebrates the Annual Live Stock Show. (Please excuse this jigsaw arrangement, but it was the only way we could get all the photos on this page.) DRILL TEAM Peacock’s winning Drill Team, with Capt. Womack commander, presents arms to the judges in the reviewing stand. San Antonio military schools compete for American Legion prize in annual contest. In the individual competitive drill. Peacock takes second. Col. Donald Peacock presenting medals to each team member after the contest GENERAL STAFF CORPS OFFICERS VISIT ACADEMY Colonel Donald explains the Armory arrangement� artificers Umphress and Johnson R., are hosts. The inspection party: Col. A. T. Leonard, Col. D. Peacock, Maj. R. B. Johnson; Lt. Col. Eld ridge, cadet Wright C, and Lt. Col. Thiesen. We show them the correct firing position while sitting. Sighting and aiming drill, making triangles, small ones. The cavalry saddles up and mounts up in a hurry. Battalion forms in line for the review. Officers center, just before it rained. FORMAL GOVERNMENT INSPECTION He peers through indiscriminate rifle bores. All shine like mirrors. Col. I). C. Alanis inspects McKinnon Hall quarters. Cadet Pape and locker are OK. Captain Simms, Who is Commander in Chief of the Armed Forces of the U.S. ? Cadet Wateneys, What is the model and caliber of this rifle? We sweat it out under the sun—making little triangles. We aim at bulls-eves against North Hall. FORMAL GOVERNMENT INSPECTION The Rifle Platoon, Capt. Tennyson, commanding, demonstrates various combat formations and field techniques. Platoon vee! Platoon line! Platoon Echelon Left Platoon Column! A” Co., Capt. Gill commanding, goes through setting-up exercises with rifles. Easy! All done! We march to reviewing stand for final explanations and critique. BATTLE OF FLOWERS PARADE The Drum and Bugle Corps, Infantry companies, and the Cavalry march west down the drag . Over 300,000 people see us strut our stuff. FIESTA DE SAN JACINTO PARADES Their royal highnesses, the Princess, the Queen, and King Antonio pass before the multitude (And we manned the river barges!) P.M.A. PARADES FOR THE KING Gun Crew (Cadets Donaldson, John- son R., and Umbers) gets a briefing from King’s aide before the Parade. King Antonio XXVIII arrives on Parade Ground in his royal carriage. Capt. J. Womack welcomes His ness and receives his best wishc thanks for the battalion. The King speaks; he awards his medal to the corps at “officers center”. The Reviewing Party salutes the colors as the cadets march past. The school colors salute His Majesty. The Cavalry “eyes, right”! The Infantry makes its last turn. TEXAS STATE GUARD DAY Lt. Gen. C. V. Birkhead, reviewing officer, arrives on parade ground for ceremony. Officers at reviewing stand observe cadets during the march past. Cadet Capts. Johnson R., Gill, Gen. Birkhead, Col. W. Peacock, Gen. R. Phelps, Gen. E. I). Konken, Gen. A. D. Rooke, Col. V. Chiodo. The colors float in the breeze. The infantry forms in line for Adjutant's Call. Drum and Bugle corps leads the bat- talion past the reviewing stand. Gen. Birkhead, assisted by Col. J. W. Starkey, awards American Legion oratory medals to cadets Ellington, Hendrickson, and Bacon. Lt. Mobley on Buttons” brings the troopers by. ANNUAL FIELD DAY The field music troops the line at dress parade. Maj. Gen. C. W. Lawrence and Col. W. Peacock salute the colors. We march with the colors to the parade ground. The pole race is always exciting for junior boys and spectators alike. Now we learn who is the quickest dresser—The clothing race. When the music stops, Get a basket! Somebody usually gets the belt in this physical development game. VARSITY FOOTBALL Top Row: Williams J., Carey, Rayburn, Wright H., Womack, Rampy, Faulkner, Russell, Rowett C, Taylor R., Dunn. Middle Row; Coaches Bingham and Collins, Bishop, Keck, Um- bers, Luce, Orcutt. Hvatt, Gill, Cullins, Bacon, Coach Sajevez. Bottom Row: Moore L., Lenox, Ellington, Spivey, Wilson Bruni, Adams D., Manning J. Willcoxson. VARSITY FOOTBALL BACKS: Gill, Spivey, Russell, Cullins, Bruni, Willcoxson, Ellington, Bishop, Hyatt. GUARDS: Lenox, Moore L., Adams D., Umbers, ENDS: Faulkner, Orcutt, Luce, Rayburn, Rampy, Manning J., Wilson. Carey. VARSITY FOOTBALL TACKLES: Keck, Dunn, Williams J., Rowett C, CENTERS: Womack, Bacon. Taylor R., Wright H. STUDENT MANAGERS: Peter S., Heaton, Bell, Wright C. We open the season under the lights at Harlandale stadium. Edgewood fought gamely, but we were superior in weight, experience, and power. They had the prettiest cheer-leaders. VC'om-J Whit a Game! One of our roughest Another carps trip, and did me yell!—and keep our fingers crossed right up to the final whistle. Our first victory over St. Anthom in %-ears. AUSTIN TRIP The entire cadet corps journeys to the St. Edwards game in special buses and sees the sights in Austin—the State Capitol, University of Texas campus, etc., and then the game. PEACOCK 20 — ST. EDWARDS 6 St. Eds. weren't ready for this one, but we were. The team really clicked throughout, and Spivey and Gill covered a lot of acreage in tallying up our scores. PEACOCK 7 — SAN MARCOS ACADEMY 0 Another toughie, but we were right! The whole battalion accompanied the team to San Marcos. Maybe the twelfth man really helped hold them this time, for the Cubs were hard to stop. PEACOCK vs. T.M.l. If This last game of the season was really something! We had to win in order to tie with Central for the championship. So, we got ready for our ancient rivals. A real pep-rally and bonfire was held the night before the game. PEACOCK vs. T.M.I. Here we go. The march to victory is on! We drive, smash, run, pass, and gain a total of 318 yards to the Panthers’ 24 yards. Spivey, Gill, Cullins, and Ellington plus thirty odd other Cadets push over six touchdowms in four quarters of play. PEACOCK 27 — T.M.I. 0 Coach Collins tells us what’s what just before the second half starts. Spivey makes a place kick for that extra point after touchdown. Here we go for a fast round-end play. We spread out wide for a punt, or was it a for- ward pass? And another try is made good later. It’s all over! Teams gang up for a final cheer. B” FOOTBALL Top Row: Johnson B., Brooks, Roberston, Wolf A., Ham, Reese, Weatherby, Pape, Zoch H., Middle: Engle, Bailiff, Bradford, Houston, Myers, Johnson M., Sullivan, Gabriel, Speck, Rubenstein. Bottom: Gore, Blair, Wall, Moberley, Simms T., Tilton, Crutcher, Flewellen. Starting Line-up: Backs—Houston, Myers, Bradford, Bailiff. Forwards: Weatherby, Johnson B., Gabriel, Moberley, Wolf A., Speck, Reese. B” FOOTBALL ACTion! We take on Central, Edison, South San, among others in our class. C” FOOTBALL A Top Row: Sullenberger, Budnik, Johnson W., Scaramella, Brady, Genzel, Elizondo, Meredith. Middle: Coach Petrlak, Feferman, Grissom, Krutilek Peyroux, Crawford J., Bleuler, Clark, Longoria, manager. Bottom: Whipple, Cunningham, Cawthon, Kahn, Ferguson, Prince C. Ross. What we lack in weight and experience we make up tor in tun and love ot the game. BASKETBALL VARSITY—Top: Heaton, mgr., Spivey, Orcutt, Rayburn, Russell, Bacon, Coach Bingham. Bottom: Luce, Wilson, Bishop Bradford. BASKETBALL TRACK Top: Bishop, Bacon, Southerland, Russell, Rayburn, Rampy, Carey, Luce, Coach Bingham. Bottom: Bruni, Peter S., Gill, Hyatt, Johnson R., Ellington, Tennyson, Longoria. Start of 440 relay. Johnson R., in lead position. B Taylor putting the shot. End of mile run. Southerland loses by stride to San Marcos. ) Running broad-jump by Ellington. TRACK The quarter-mile relay team that broke several records: Johnson R., Hyatt, Gill, Ellington. (Trophy from Border Olympics.) Anchorman Ellington wins easily in Academic League meet. Ellington and Gill (2nd and 3rd) lose a hard one to San Marcos in the 220. Tennyson wins the low hurdles easily. Southerland wins the 880 run easily in the League meet, but is disqualified. Bishop surprises himself (and others) by pole- BASEBALL AND SOFTBALL Top: Pape, Bradford, Adams R., Luce, Russell, Faulkner, Spivey, Adams 1)., Cull ins, Fleweilen. Bottom: Hyatt, Christensen, Wilson, Peter S., Williams j., Moberley, Tennyson, Wall, Rayburn. BOXING Top: Coach Bingham, Speck, Rowett M., Germany D., Gill, Southerland, Reese, Houston, Tilton, Bell. Bottom: Clouston, Manning D., Cook, Clark, Paoli, Gonzalez E., Bleuler, Gore, Ferguson. Above:— Clouston vs. Gore Paoli vs. Clark Cook vs. Manning D. Right:— Tilton vs. Houston Rowett M. vs. Gill Southerland vs. Rowett C. Above:— Speck vs. Germany D. Bleuter vs. Gonzalez E. Reese vs. Bell TENNIS SWIMMING Tennyson, Johnson B., Knott, McGough, Krutilek, Heaton, Myers, Southerland, Ragland, Rose, Stopford, Ham, Budnik, Crawford L., Speck, Brady, Crutcher, Ellington, Johnson W., Bruni, Bacon, Longoria. Annual Swim Meet Scenes at Woodlawn Pool. High point medal winners were Tennyson and Johnson B. VOLLEYBALL, ETC. On the Horizontal Bars-—Bishop and McGough Dives by Tennyson, Longoria and Myers. Top: Cullins, Rowett M., Russell, Dunn, Lenox, Sansom, Luce, Bacon, Wright C, Umbers, captain. Botton: Hendrickson, Hyatt, Umphress, Engle, Wilson, Willcoxson, Bishop, Ellington. Mr. H. L. Ewing of Frank Bros., assisted by Col. Richardson, present medals to the team. Above: Rendering the Queen’s salute to the Reviewing Officer. ZOUAVES We go through the Musical Manual exercises at Parade. Below: Scaling the l()-f x t Wall. All 18 of us (with our rifles and fezes) get over in less than 30 seconds. MONKEY DRILL Climaxing our acrobatic routine, leader Bill Wright takes us around the field at a gallop in our Pyramid—8 riders on 4 horses. Don Manning atop. Co-captain Mobley takes the hurdles with arms outstretched. O’Donnell takes them in reverse. We all follow in column, standing up. Mobley rides four, Roman style. MONKEY DRILL All eight horses with feed ditto. Mobley taking a trio Roman style around the arena at the Houston Live Stock Show. O’Donnell rides a pair standing up at a fast clip. MONKEY DRILL STUDENT COUNCIL Ac the annual Student Council election of officers, the votes by classes is tabulated by a designated committee. The ballots are read aloud by John Dodson and broadcast over the P.A. system by Allen Actor. The Student Council holds its first meeting. Secretary Charles Wright has the floor. ORGANIZATIONS KADET STAFF (Your Annual Builders) : Wright C., Lt. Col. Adams, sponsor, Holcombe, Ellington, Johnson R., Rowett C., Umbers. TIME S CURRENT AFFAIRS CONTEST WIN- NERS: Col. Richardson, sponsor, presents prizes to Neal, Harvey, Peyroux, Dodds, Adams R., Craw- ford L., Russell. ART POSTER CLUBS: Williams C, Feferman, Sansom, Crawford J., Rayburn, Prince C., English, Blair, Krutilek, Top: Bonner, Banner, Rowett C., McGough, Peters, D., Bottom: Crawford J., Prince C., Williams C., Krutilek, Blair, Peyroux. MODEL PLANE BUILDERS: Top: English, Pa- checo R., Reese, Tilton, Colley, Bleuler. Bottom: Grissom, Ragland, Williams C., Whipple. CHESS CLUB: Miller A„ Rosenmund, Berleth, Simms T., Ferguson, Neal, Harvey. RECLAIMERS DEBATE: Peacock (Bacon Actor) versus Edison High Annual American Legion Declamation Contest — Speakers: Johnson M., Ellington, Bacon, Hendrickson. SPANISH CLUB Pan-American group visits Alameda theatre, assemble in foyer before viewing Spanish movie. Lt. Moore, sponsor. STUDENT AFFAIRS Annual Christmas Formal Dancing Party. The Grand March ends in mass formation for the camera. CHRISTMAS HOP (Oak Hills Country Club) JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM We line-up for chow and are served buffet style. Hardly anyone was hungry (?). 4 When the camera clicked. Whatsamatter, Joe? Bob G. and Whose white hand? Happy Tommy and Square-dancer Mobley and Ruffin finds it cooler outside. The captain and the lady. GRADUATION PARADE S' ) Seniors Front and Center. We take our places of honor at the Reviewing Stand. And watch the troops go by—for the last parade of the year, perhaps forever. Eyes, Right! (It looks different from here.) 38 grads, witnessing the final march-past. We form at 9:15 A. M. for the Processional. FINAL EXERCISES In column of twos, the Seniors enter the main walk, preceded by underclassmen. The feature part of the graduation exercises is the senior declamation contest. Hendrickson, McGough, and Actor compete. The latter won the medal. The audience of over 500 is seated under the trees on the main campus. Cadets on the left; visitors on the right. After final lowering of the flag, taps is sounded, and a tear is shed when faculty, cadets, and friends hid us farewell. DIRECTORY OF CADETS - 1950 ALLEN J. ACTOR •726 W. W« odlawn Ave., San Anionin, Texas, (P-22861) DUANE B. AIMMS 137 Brace Sirecc, Houston, Texas, (W-91447) RONNIE D. ADAMS 137 Br.u c Street, Houston, Texas, (W-91447) ROBERT C. BACON 1219 W. Washington, Brownsville, Texas, (1861) JERRY D. BAILIFF 3220 Villanova. Dallas, Texas (Emerson 6-1818) WALTER W BANNER 3601 La Luz, El Past� , Texas, (5-1697) LLOYD J. BELL Smiley, Texas, (4 F 3) JAMES NELSON BERLETH 3408 Charleston. Houston, Texas, (Ke-3972) LARRY L. BEVERLEY 307 Ridgemont, San Antonio, Texas, (T-5220) ARTHUR J. BISHOP ' 3718 Wickham, El Paso. Texas, (5-9038) EDWARD E. BLAIR Worth Hotel. Fort Worth, Texas. (2-8151) ROBBERT J. BLEULER 118 Vincent Ave., New Orleans. La. (Cedar 1090W) LUIS L. BONNER ' Calle de Atlixcu 7, Mexico, I). F., (Elec. 11-32) GEORGE S. BOUSE 9 ™™82«Br,M,ks P )- San Antonio, Texas, (L-46970) RICHARD E. BRADFORD 2524 Shakespeare, Houston, Texas. (Hadley 2089) BRIAN C. BRADY 808 E. Rippetn. Brownfield. Texas, (311) PHILLIP R. BROOKS ' Bt� x 415. Artesia, Ness Mexico ERNEST M. BRUM FERNAN.wtu .K”''1' - ('82,) EDWARDTrCAMp'- N' L- M“« - • « . LaFi,,e. San Antonio, Texas, (C-0486) JAMES A. CAREY Box 336. Freer. Texas (108) WILLIAM A. CARLSON !,.0.,.Pa,,n, Houslon, Texas, (K-0876) WILLIAM E. CARTER 409 Kinsley Ave., Winslow, Arizona, (1145) WILLIAM R. CAWTHON 1 ’ 5738 W2. Hanover. Dallas, Texas FEDERICO J. CHIRIBOGA Garcia Mt reno 814. Quito. Eiuador. (4-80) EDGAR C CHRISTENSEN, JR 1 CARTER MrIsTIE5 ' W“',C°- T'X«- 71 DAVID°LRCLrASk5 B'Vd- ,K,S,°n- TeX15 wiL 'YRCLousroNU T,xas- 901 F 12) ear mKcoTlev d PblCl Sjn An,onio- w RICHARD cSUSSoKb‘e- “ AnH ni'’- T'”'- JOHN T CRAWFcSo ' .......... T'X“ IINdSaY CRAWFORD Am°ni - T' '' P-2I3U9 W,LL?AMWC. CR Ch'er5 An'°ni°' T ' HENRY PcSluSS HOU,'“n- Tt”'' Kcy,,°nC eowaro cVnnY gham' A,lim 're- okh- 3609W 250« Speedway, Wichita Falls. Texas. ROBERT W. DODDS 1411 Clayton, Denver, Colorado JOHN C. DODSON RaK,an‘I. Kingsville, Texas, (290) WILLIAM M. DONALDSON, JR. leland’r. doty'' San An,onio- T,x“' p-3l ,0 212 W. Hadley. Las Cruces, N. M.. (674) ALLAN L. DREW2A LARRY ““SUNN A S“ An'°ni°' T'X1S- (K ,373 VIRGluOH|uZONb5OU5,0n’ TC,aS- (JA'92,6) alvI 'eYungtok'ir • T'xa4’(CUim) EDWIN ‘f . ENGLE An,!Cl0- T'X15- 7 m3) JAMES F.YnGLISH Albu lu ‘'ut- N- M • O' � 7 ) eugeneM fauljcner'' Sa An 'n,°’ Tcx“- (-L U i7' 3012 - 21st St. Lubbock, Texas, (6194) JEROME S. FEFERMAN 2103 Hughes St., Amarillo, Texas, (8581) JERRELL J. FERGUSON Kernville, Calif.. (92) EDGAR FISCHEL P. O. Box 134, San Jose, Costa Rica ROBERT M. FITE 1514 W'. Lull wood, San Antonio, Texas, (S-42352) FREDERICK W. FLEWELLEN 955 W. Gem St., Kaymondville. Texas, (407-W2) FRANK B. FOXHALL P. O. Box 1064, Memphis, Texas, (321) JOHNNY I). GABRIEL 30 ; Arbor Place, San Antonio, Texas. (G-6978) VICENTE GARCIA Chopo 7, Mexico, D. F., (38-02-47) OSCAR H GARZA «nR pLxn VM;rCco%?2629 Chihuahu - Ch.h„ Mexico., (21-52) nUDr.n I A. CjAK A isra gel ond5 An, n'°' T'xax- (C“,0) EDWARD A.'gFNZEl' An“ ni - TC '' (P',237) , 1 Carpenter St., Dallas. Texas, (H-0760) DON R. GERMANY J Route I. Mill Creek, Okla. WILLIAM V. GERMANY - 29th St.. Lubbock, Texas JOHN T. GILL j. fra keE oldmJSI'- Hous,on' T'xas’ (JU'70M) ARTURO H GONZALEZ0’ T'“'' (Ubi ENRIQUE L g8nZASLEz - ,ah M'Xil°- RONMNtoNTALEZ R1- S i “- h’ ‘‘22R Paul t GOREr,y’ AMOnio’ Tcx a (C-41546) GILE R2GRADrjR: V‘'! n’lng- 28R JAMEs 'BtGkAC.GKjK'' T a'' (3° CHARLES !l GRISSOM An 'n' ' (C',349 AUSTIN WUHALL S '- Abil' '- T'XaS- 9688) DONALD1'?'HALL°ad’ An,onio Texas CT-3814) McT:man Sl., Hattiesburg, Miss. DOUGLAS S. HAM ral St„ Shreveport, La., (3-1209) WILLIAM M. HARBORTH ' __w. Huisache. San Antonio. Texas FREDRICK A. HARVEY Route I, Beeville, Texas TONY L. HEATON Bayview-, Los Fresnos. Texas JOHAN C. HEIDENREICH Quepos. Costa Rica WILLIAM R. HENDRICKSON billy“ “y'hSdtall“- T'x“- w'3,702) RiaSSoV aaAmonio-Texa' JERRY a HOUSTON ‘ Pa“'’ T““- ( WELDON bgSr T'XXS- (J'877,3 VAN« G.7'HYSA-fT COrPU5 Chr”,i- T'X '- 3-7032 WILLIAM lMbfTl LUbbOCk- TCX“- (“16 BILLY’nWJOHNSON P 2’633 Box 896. McCamey. Texas RUDOLPH M. JOHNSON Ruffin Johnson'' For' w,,r,b- Ttxx«- WORTH B.'jonHNSON,' ' T'Xa‘' Had,' ' 5378 BARNEY ad°KAHNn All« G'°- ««■« ROBFRT Wb KECK Sa An n'°' T«“- RonSd'rM kimmYy • T,xas- (2S4 TERRY Vf'k'rBY T'X“’ «3.5, 107 Ave. H., Hereford, Texas JOHNNY KNOTT 153 Qaywell Drive. San Antonio, Texas, (T-1117) BILLY F. KRUTILEK Box 3 3. Medina. Texas (6 F 9) JAY B. KUNIK 600 Jasmine. McAllen. Texas (1984) DIRECTORY OF CADETS - 1950 HUGH W. LAMPMAN 559 Eleanor Ave., San Antonio, Texas (T-156.3) LEON J. LENOX Winston, New Mexico OCTAVIANO P. 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