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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1951 volume:

195! THE HAD ET 1951 DEDICATION This is a story, our story of the year 1950-1951 at our school. Peacock. This story actually started way back in 1894 when Professor Wesley Peacock founded P.M.A. We were one of the first private schools in Texas, one of first three schools in Texas to be recognized by the U. S. Government, and in 1908 we became the first school in any Gulf state to receive an A classification by the War Department. This is also a story of development, achievement, and improvement of our mental, moral, social, and physical beings made possible by the unusually good leadership and assistance of Colonel Wesley Peacock, Colonel Donald Peacock, Colonel Lawson Richardson, and the other faculty members. But most of all we owe this great year to a fine Cadet Corps. We hope this annual will be found among your treasured possessions, to be kept forever and to be opened often to help you recall this year at Pea- cock. When you open it, we hope it will renew old scenes; and when you close it, may you experience that spine tingling feeling as you remember the casual moments, the tense ones, and the proud ones we spent together this school year. It is with this theme and wish that we proudly present the 1951 KADET. Your Annual Staff. faculty faculty WWW 'pOAuittf cutd Sta MRS. DONALD PEACOCK 0? cu(tcf utcC CAMPUS We depict our environs, our buildings, barracks, and grounds—our habitat for the year 1950-51. What we may have lacked in expansive, pretentious structures, we were blessed with a most attractive campus. Our extensive lawns and tree bordered walks and playgrounds were pleasing to look at and easy to live with. Our community plan of housing, com- bined with a busy schedule, made our daily activities more varied and interesting. SENIOR TERRACE ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICES CAVALRY CORRAL COLONEL WESLEY PEACOCK'S HOME COLONEL DONALD PEACOCK'S HOME HOSTESS HOUSE PARADE GROUND LOG CABIN PLAYHOUSE ATHLETIC FIELD A CLASSES Day and night we were acquiring the ability to respond adequately to situations which may or may not have been previously encountered. As we marched to and from the classrooms. Student Council meetings. Night and Special Study Halls, and to Open Forum Assemblies, we came to per- ceive truths through thinking, memorizing, reasoning, and re- taining. We fully realize and appreciate that education is not merely preparing for life but is life itself. S enavi @tcL4A O cce u ROBERT BACON ALVIN ELLINGTON PRESIDENT CLASS HALL OF FAME Most Useful — Sims. J. Most Popular and Most Athletic — Bacon. R. Most Studious — Crawford. L. Most Military — Ellington. A. Most Courteous — Adams. D. Neatest — Simms, T. ACADEMIC HONOR ROLL VICE-PRESIDENT Crawford, L. (Distinguished) Ellington, A. (1st Sem.) Burden, A. (2nd Sem.) Peter, S. (2nd Sem.) HONORABLE MENTION RICHARD RAYBURN SECRETARY LINDSAY CRAWFORD ASST. TREASURER HOMER WRIGHT SGT.-AT-ARMS SettionA DUANE BYRON ADAMS ( Pot , or ‘’Do”) Houston. Texas 1st Lt. Inf.; 3 yr. cadet; Sharpshooter 22 cal.; Most courteous Senior; Trea- surer Jr. Class; Treasurer Sr Class; Honorable Mention 2nd semester '49, 1st and 2nd semester '50; Varsity Foot- ball '49, '50; McKinnon Rifles '49. '50; Zouaves '51; Vice-President Student Council '51; Combat Platoon '50; '51, Swimming '49, '50; Member Annual Staff; Honor Guard Platoon '49. Plans for next year; Texas University to study Business Administration. Ultimately: Insurance business. ARTHUR JOSEPH BISHOP (“Coon ) El Paso. Texas 2nd Lt. Drum and Bugle Corps, 4 yr. cadet; Sharpshooter 22 cal ; Sgt at Arms Jr. Class; B Basketball 48 ‘49; B Football '49; B Track; ' B Baseball '49; Varsity Football '50, ‘51. Varsity Basketball '49, '50. 51; Varsity Track '50. '51. Varsity Baseball '50. ‘51, Varsity Tennis '50. ‘51; Zouaves '50. '51; Best Bugler '49; Drill Competition Medal '50. Drum Majors Medal '51. Tumbling '48; '49; '50; Drum and Bugle Corps '48 '49. '50, '51; T Patch Drill Team; Honor Guard '49. '50. ‘51; Hon- orable Mention '48, '49 Plans for next year: Texas University to study Law Ultimately: Attorney at Law ROBERT COLEMAN BACON ( BoBo ) Brownsville. Texas 1st Lt Inf; 5 yr. cadet; Drum and Bugle Corps '48. ‘49. '50; Expert 22 cal.; Honor Roll '47; Honorable Men- tion '48. '51; Sgt at Arms 47; President Freshman, Sophomore and Junior classes; Vice President Senior Class; Most Studious '47; Most Athletic '47, Most Popular '48. '49, '50. '51. Most Athletic '51; C Football '47; 'C Baseball '47; C Basketball '47; ' B'' Football '48; B“ Basketball '48, B Baseball '48, Varsity Football '49. '50; '51; Varsity Basketball '49, '50. '51; Varsity Track '50. '51; Varsity Baseball '51; Captain Zouaves '51; Zouaves '48. '49. '50; Best Drummer '50; Scholarship Medal '47; Senior Oratory Contest ‘51; Captain Football ‘51; Little Giants Selection '50. ‘51; All-S.A L. '50. '51; President Student Council '51. Plans for next year: Braden Prep. School for West Point. Ultimately: U. S. Army. ALFRED LIONEL BURDEN. JR. ( Al ) San Antonio. Texas S Sgt. Inf , 4 yr. cadet; Drum and Bugle Corps; Honor Roll 51; Honorable Mention '47. '48. '50. '51; Most Cour- teous Cadet '45. '46, Marksman 22 cal .; 3rd Place O'Grady Drill '48. Class Salutatorian. Plans for Next Year: Abilene Chris- tian College. Ultimately: Chemical Engineer. SettionA JAMES ADDISON CAREY, III rCuz ) Freer. Texas S Sgt Inf.; 3 yr. cadet; Marksman 22 cal ; B Basketball '49; Varsity Football 49, '50, '51; Varsity track 49 '50. '51; Varsity basketball '50, '51; Varsity baseball ‘51; Varsity Swimming '51, Monkey Drill '51; Civil Air Patrol- Annual staff '51; Honorable Mention 1st semester '49. Plans for next year: Braden Prep, school for West Point. Ultimately: U. S. Army. LINDSAY J. CRAWFORD. IR. (••Jack”) San Antonio. Texas 2nd Lt. Inf.; 4 yr. cadet; Expert 22 cal.; Honor roll '47, '48, '49, '50, '51; Assistant Treasurer Junior, Senior Class; Most Studious Freshman, Soph- omore, Junior, Senior, Varsity football ‘51, Varsity basketball '51; “B Basket- ball '49, McKinnon Rifles '49; Zouaves '51; Scholarship Medals '48. '49, '50. '51; Honor Guard '49; Class Valedic- torian. Plans for next year: A. M. College of Texas. Ultimately: Architect. FEDERICO V. CHIRIBOGA (•'Bogy”) Quito. Ecuador Sgt. Inf . 2 yr cadet; Marksman 22 cal '50. '51,- Honorable Mention 2nd Semester 51; Varsity track '51; Tennis '51; Zouaves '51; Swimming '51; Annual Staff '51 Plans for next year: Kansas State to study agriculture. Ultimately: Agronomist. ALVIN W. ELLINGTON. JR. f’Al ) San Angelo. Texas Capt. Inf.; 5 yr. cadet; Sharpshooter 22 cal.; Honor Roll '48. '49. '50, '51; President Senior Class; Vice President Junior Class; Secretary-Treasurer '47; Most Military '51; “C Football '48; B Football '49; Varsity Football ‘50; '51; C Track '48, B Track '49: Varsity Track '50; '51; C ' Basketball 48; “B” Basketball '49; B Baseball '49; Zouaves '49, '50, '51; McKinnon Rifles '48. ’T' Patch Drill Team '49; Oratorical '50; Richardson Award '49; Tumbling: Tennis; Swimming; Camera Club, Student Council '50, '51. Annual Staff '50. '51; Cheer Leader '49,- Bausch and Lomb Science Award 51. Plans for next year: Texas Univer- sit Ultimately: Psychologist, or business Settlor MOSES HAFKIN GOLDBERG ( Moe”) Laredo. Toxas Sgt. Inf ; 1 vr. cadet; McKinnon Rifles 51; Medal winner. Senior Decla- mation Contest ‘51. Next year: St. Mary s University. Ultimately: Attorney at Law. JAMES GEORGE KURAPKA (“Cuca ) Phoenix. Arizona Sgt. Inf.; 2 yr cadet; McKinnon Rifles '49, Zouaves '49; “B Football '49; Varsity Baseball '51; Honor Guard '49; Neatness Ribbon '49, Annual Staff 51. Next Year Plans: Phoenix Junior Col- lege. Ultimately: Physician RONALD RAY KIMMEY (“Ronnie” or “Ranie”) Dallas. Texas Sgt. Inf.; 3 yr. cadet; Drum and Bugle Corps '51; Sharpshooter 22 cal.; “B” Football '49; B Basketball '49; Varsity Baseball '50; ' B” Baseball '49; “B” Track Manager '49; ''A” Basket- ball ‘50; Varsity Football '51; Vgrsity Basketball ‘51; Varsity Baseball '51; Swimming '51; McKinnon Rifles '49. ‘50; “T” Patch Drill Team, ‘49; Zouaves '51; 2nd Place Oratorical Contest '51, Annual Staff ‘51; Honor Guard '49; Declamation Contest '51; Tennis '49. '50, '51; King's Honor Guard '51. Next year Plans: Southern Methodist University. Ultimately: Physician. LEON JOHN LENOX (“Peon”) Winston. New Mexico Capt. Inf . 4 yr. cadet; Sharpshooter 22 cal.; B” Football '49, B” Baseball '49; A” Basketball '49, B1' Basket- ball ‘48, Varsity Football '50. 51; McKinnon Rifles '51; Zouaves '49. ‘50; Spanish Award ‘50; “T” Patch Post Drill Team '50; Best Infantry Medal, '51; Checker Club '48; Swimming, Tumbling; Honor Guard '49, '50. '51 McKinnon Rifles Leader '51; Drum Bugle Corps '48, '49. '50; Executive Officer '51; Senior Benediction Speaker, Honor Guard for King '51 Next Year: New Mexico Military Institute. Ultimately: Rancher. Settimd WILLIAM C. KcKINNEY, JR. ( Skinny ) San Antonio, Texas 2nd Lt. Cav.; 5 yr. cadet, Expert 22 cal ; Honorable Montion '49; C ' Foot- ball '47; B” Football '48. '49; Varsity Football '50; B Basketball '47, '48; Varsity Basketball '49. Cheer leader '50. '51; Monkey Drill Team '50. '51; Skeet '48; Swimming '49; Tennis '49, Honor Guard '48; Cavalry Trooper '47, 48. 49. '50. '51 Next Year: St. Mary's University. Ultimately: Construction Business JOHN SELBY PETER ( Professor ) San Antonio. Texas 1st Lt. Inf.; 5 yr. cadet; Expert 22 cal.; Honor Roll ‘49, '50. '51; Most Military ‘47; Varsity Baseball '49; A Basketball '49. B Track '47; Varsity Track '48. ‘49, '50. '51; McKinnon Rifles 48. '49. '50. '51; Honor Guard '50. '51 Next Year: Texas University Ultimately: Nuclear Physicist RODRIGO PACHECO M. ( Liao or Pach ) San Jose. Costa Rica S Sgt. Inf., 2 yr. cadet; Sharpshooter 22 caf; Honorable Mention '51; McKin- non Rifles ‘51; Tennis '50, '51; Soccer '50, '51; Swimming '50, '51, Airplane Model Club '50; Honor Guard to Black and White Ball Queen Next Year: Virginia Military Institute Ultimately: Engineering. RICHARD ELTON RAYBURN ( Rick ) Dallas, Texas Capt. and Adjutant; 5 yr. cadet; Expert 22 cal.; Vice-President Sopho- more class; Secretary Junior Class; Secretary Senior Class; Most Cour- teous Junior; Varsity Football '51; Varsity Basketball '49. '50, '51; Varsity Track '49. '50. '51, McKinnon Rifles '48. '49; Zouaves '50. '51; Bettencourt Award ‘49; T Patch Drill Team '50; Secretary of Student Council '51; Editor of Annual Staff '51; Tumbling '49; Archery '49; B Basketball '48; B Football '48, “A Track '48. Next year: Texas University. Ultimately: Petroleum Engineer SetUonA FRED DONALD REYNOLDS ( Camshaft ) San Antonio. Texas S Sgt. Ini ; 5 yr. Cadet, Drum Buqle Corps '47 '48. '49; Marksman 22 cal.; C Football '47; 'B Football '49; Varsity football '51; McKinnon Rifles '47, 48. '49; Zouaves 51; Skeet '47; Fishing '47; Honor Guard '49. Next year: Texas A. M College. Ultimately: Automobile Production Engineer. TERRY ROGER SIMMS ( Terry or Mouso ) Midland. Texas Capt. Inf., 4 yr. cadet. Marksman 22 cal.; Honorable Mention '51; Class Hall of Fame; Neatest Freshman, Most courteous Sophomore; Neatest lunior. Neatest Senior,- ' B Football '48; ' B Baseball '49; A Football '50; McKin- non Rifles '49, ’50, ‘51; T Patch Post Drill Team '50; Neatness Medal '49; Chess Club '50. Swimming. Tennis, Combat Platoon '51; Honor Guard. Next year: John Tarleton Agricul- tural College. Ultimately: Rancher or Dairy Farmer MARVIN RICHARD ROWETT ( Toogie ) Miami. Arizona S Sgt. Inf ; 3 yr. cadet. Marksman 22 cal.; Varsity Football '51; McKinnon Rifles '50, '51; Boxing '50, '51; Tum- bling 50. '51. Next year: Maritime service. Ultimately: Shipping business. JOSEPH OTIS SIMS ( Jose ) Austin. Texas 1st Lt. Inf.; 3 yr. cadet. Marksman 22 cal ; Honorable Mention '49; '50. Class Hall of Fame; Most Useful Senior; Senior Ribbon Swimming '49. '50; Football Manager '50; McKinnon Rifles '49, '50. '51; Most Useful Gadot Medal '50; Member Texas State Guard Reserve Corps. Radio Technician, Honor Guard '50, '51. Next year: Texas University. Ultimately: Electrical Engineer. Se Uw4 JOE ALTON SIMPSON ( Simpsy ) Dallas. Texas Sgt Inf ; 3 yr cadet; Marksman 22 cal ; McKinnon Rifles '50. 51. Tennis 51; Swimmjng '51; Combat Platoon '51 Next Year: Arlington State College Ultimately Ordnance Officer, U. S Army. NEVILLE CRAIG STOPFORD (•Navel ) San Antonio. Texas 2nd Lt. Inf.; 5 yr. cadet; Marksman 22 cal. Honorable Mention '49; Most Courteous ‘47; McKinnon Rifles ‘49. '50. '51; Equitation '47, '48. '49; Swimming '40, '51. Tennis '51; Tumbling '48; Cur- rent Affairs Time Contest Winner ‘47. Next Year: Virginia University. Ultimately: Journalist. WAYNE CARROLL SPIVEY ( Cheeta or Bull ) Houston. Texas 2nd Lt. Inf.; 3 yr. cadet; Sharp- shooter 22 cal ; Honorable Mention 50. '51: Most Athletic '49. '50; Varsity Foot- ball '49. '50. '51; Varsity Baseball '49. '50. '51; Varsity Basketball '50; Mc- Kinnon Rifles '50. '51; Honor Guard '49; Little Giants '50, '51; All Confer- ence '51. Next year: Arkansas University. Ultimately: Sanitary Engineer. LLOYD GRANT TAYLOR ( Sonny or Poet ) San Antonio. Texas Sgt. Inf.. 6 yr. cadet; McKinnon Rifles '49. ‘50, '51; 3rd Place Rifle Competition 50; B Football '49; Varsity Football (Reserve) ‘50; B Basketball ‘49; Drum 6. Bugle Corps '49. 50. Next year: Military Service. Ultimately: Story, song and poetry writer. Senione MICHAEL LEE UMPHRESS (“Mike ) Dallas. Texas 2nd Lt. Inf.; 4 yr. cadet; sharp- shooter 22 cal.; Expert 30 cal., McKin- non Rifles '49; Zouaves '50, '51; Neat- ness Ribbon '49, Best Marksman Medal '50, Honor Guard '50, '51; Most Useful Cadet Medal '51. Next year: Texas A. M. College. Ultimately: Insurance Business. JULIAN A. WESLOW. JR. (-Tex' ) Houston. Texas Sgt. Cav.; 2 yr. cadet; Marksman 22 cal ; “B Football '49; Cheerleader '51; McKinnon Rifles '49; Honor Guard 49; Neatness Ribbon '49; Camera Club; Model Airplane Club '49; Swim- ming '51. Next year: University of Houston. Ultimately: Rancher. MARK EWING VOTAW (“Yankee ) Oskaloosa. Iowa Sgt. Inf.; 2 yr. cadet; Marksman 22 cal.; McKinnon Rifles ‘51; Tennis '51. Next year: Grmnell College. Ultimately: Baking business. JAMES CLARK WILLCOXSON (“Jimmy ) Electra. Texas 1st Lt. Inf.; 5 yr. cadet; Sharpshooter 22 cal ; McKinnon Rifles '48; Zouaves '49. '50. '51; “T Patch Drill Team '50. Neatness Ribbon '49; Pistol Club '48; Skeet '48 B Football '48, '49; C Football '47; Varsity Football '50. '51; • B Basketball '49; “C Baseball '47; B Baseball '48; Tennis Team ‘50; Varsity Baseball '51; “A Basketball '50. A Softball ‘49; Honor Guard ‘49; Cheer Leader '49. Next year: Southern Methodist University. Ultimately: Construction Engineer. Settana JAMES HENRY WILLIAMS. JR. ( Big Jim ) Houston. Texas S Sgt. Inf.; 3 yr. cadet; Marksman 22 cal.; Varsity Football '49 '50. ‘51; Varsity Baseball '49, ‘50, 51; Mc- Kinnon Rifles '49, '50, '51; Camera Club; Chess Club; Swimming '50; Honor Guard '49. Next year: University of Houston. Ultimately: Dentist. HOMER BRYANT WRIGHT ( Bill ) Houston. Texas Capt. Cav. 6 yr. cadet; Sgt.-at-Arms Sophomore 6 Senior Classes, 2nd Vice- President Junior Class; Varsity Foot- ball '49. '50. '51; B Football '48; Monkey Drill Team '49. '50; Best Trooper '50; Pistol Club '47; Student Council 51; Drum Bugle Corps 46; Tennis Team '47, '48. '49. ’50. '51; Swimming '47. '48. '49. '50; Battalion Commander Leader, Peacock Lancers, '51. Next Year: University of Houston. Ultimately: Transportation business ARTHUR WOLF F. ( Seif or Wolfie ) San Jose, Costa Rica S Sgt. Inf.; 3 yr. cadet; Drum Bugle Corps; Honorable Mention '50; Most Courteous '50. 51; Expert 20 cal ; Sharpshooter 20 cal.; B Football '49. '50; Varsity Football '51; McKinnon Rifles '49, '50; Zouaves '51; Scholar- ship Medal ‘50; Honor Guard 50; Swimming; Tennis; Soccer, Camera Club; Guard of Honor to Queen Black 6. White Ball '49, '50. Next year: Texas A. M. College. Ultimately: Veterinarian. ARTHUR BOYT ZOCH Beaumont. Texas 1st Lt. Inf.; 3 yr. cadet; Marksman 22 cal., B ' Football '49; B Track '49; Varsity Football '50; Varsity Track ‘51; Swimming 51; Supply Officer 51; McKinnon Rifles '49. '50, «51. Next Year: Lamar State College. Ultimately: Rancher and farmer. ROGER A. DIAZ ERNEST M. BRUNI WILLIAM M. DONALDSON JOE O. HUGHES DANIEL M. BOOTH RODERIC L. BOANE ACADEMIC HONOR ROLL Booth, D. (Distinguished) Boane. R. (2nd Sem.) HONORABLE MENTION Boane, R. (1st Sem.) Gonzalez. R. (2nd Sem.) LARRY L. BEVERLEY JOE E. LUCE JOHN D. ORCUTT tyuttCOM, RONNIE D. ADAMS Secretary ROMAN GONZALEZ Treasurer RIGOBERTO M. PACHECO Sgt.-at-Arms CLASS.HALL OF FAME Most Useful — Wall. D. Most Popular and Most Athletic — Hyatt. V. Most Studious — Booth. D. Most Military — Houston. J. Most Courteous — Adams, R. Boane. R. Neatest — Gonzalez, R. JOSHUA A. TILTON ROBERT S. STEWART WILLIAM I. SOUTHERLAND FRANK B. FOXHALL PAUL T. GORE JAMES B. GRAGG A. WILLIAM HALE TONY L. HEATON JERRELL J. FERGUSON RICHARD M. CLINE DAVID L. CLARK ROBERT J. BLEULER ACADEMIC HONOR ROLL Wasteneys, R. (2nd Sem.) HONORABLE MENTION Doty, R. (1st Sem.) Hale. W. (2nd Sem.) Haley. R. (2nd Sem.) JERRY D. BAILIFF RICHARD E. BRADFORD President JACK E. GILPIN Vice-President SofiAotftOMA ; - JAMES L. SUMMERS TERRY K. mBY ROBERT E. McBRIDE CLASS HALL OF FAME Most Useful — Haley. R. Most Popular — Johnson. R. Most Athletic — Bradford. R. Most Studious and Most Military — Wasteneys. R. Most Courteous and Neatest — Doty. R. ROY M. SPECK RANE McCOWN J. WYATT MYERS EUGENE A. PEYROUX CHARLES L. PRESNALL WILLIAM V. GERMANY RICHARD B. GONZALEZ CLAUDE B. JAYNES RICHARD HERNANDEZ WARREN G. GANDY FREDERICK W. FLEWELLEN VIRGILIO ELIZONDO JOHN J. CRAWFORD ACADEMIC HONOR ROLL Elizondo, V. (Distinguished) Wolf. V. (Distinguished) HONORABLE MENTION Crawford, J. (1st Sem.) Poteet J. (1st Sem.) Gayle, S. (2nd Sem.) Johnson, W. (2nd Sem.) GEORGE S. BOUSE WILLIAM K. JOHNSON JOHN C. LANGENDORFF CLASS HALL OF FAME Most Useful — Dodds. R. Most Popular —Wolf. V. Most Athletic — Ham, D. Most Studious — Elizondo. V. Most Military — Parker, B. Most Courteous — Poteet. J. Neatest — Cook, R. ROBERT P. MUHN ALBERT J. PAPARELLI BILLY F. PARKER JAX POTEET CHARLEY D. PLYMELL MARIANO E. VERDUZCO EDUARDO L. SALIDO ARTURO G. RODARTE EDUARDO C. RENDON JOE B. RAINS JAMES F. ENGLISH ISRAEL GELFOND JOHN L. HENDERSON tyiacte ALLAN L. DREW A WILLIAM R. CAWTHON ROBERT F. CAREY JAMES N. BERLETH ACADEMIC HONOR ROLL Hindt. R. (Distinguished) Miller, A. (Distinguished) Pingenot, R. (Distinguished) Carey, R. (2nd Sem.) Drewa. A. (2nd Sem.) HONORABLE MENTION Berleth. J. Geliond. I. (2nd Sem.) BILLY L. KLASING £iyAt tyuute CLASS HALL OF FAME Most Useful — Carey. R. Most Popular and Most Athletic — Grissom, C. Most Studious — Pingenot. R. Most Military — Harvey, F. Most Courteous — Drewa. A. Neatest — Hindt, R. ALBERT I. WHIPPLE J. RALPH TEMPLE HARVEY M. SNODGRASS STUART R. SMITH WILLIAM J. McMILLON ALFRED MILLER HENRY D. NUSSBAUM E. RENE PINGENOT DEE E. ROSS Seventh (faacte EDUARDO I. AGUILAR EARL H. ELLISTON ACADEMIC HONOR ROLL Aguilar, E. (2nd Sem.) Hansen. W. (2nd Sem.) Olsen, S. (2nd Sem.) HONORABLE MENTION Morse. W. (1st Sem.) Ramon, I. (1st Sem.) H. FRANK GOURLEY WADE H. HANSEN E. JEROME HEAD JAMES E. HEATH Seventh tyiacte CLASS HALL OF FAME Most Useful — Olsen, S. Most Popular — Morrison. R. Most Athletic — Ramon. J. Most Studious — Hansen. W. Most Military — Morse. W. Most Courteous — Aguilar. E. Neatest — Gourley, F. HARVEY A. HERBERT THOMAS E. JAYNES LESLIE J. REAGAN JOHN W. ROBERTSON GERALD A. SEARS THE CORPS Our composite battalion of infantry companies, cavalry troop, and drum and bugle corps made up our military organ- ization. Colonel Thiesen. together with his assistants, really put us through the mill in shaping a well-turned outfit. Our daily drills, inspections, weekly ceremonies, formation, demon- strations, marchings, sound films, charts, maneuvers, firings, roll calls, lectures—yes, even our tours all were a part in creating a well-appearing, efficient, outstanding cadet corps. We had cause to be proud of our public appearances and our exhibitions before visiting government inspectors. CADET COMMISSIONED OFFICERS Back Row: Lt J. Willcoxson, Capt. H. Wright, Capt. R. Rayburn, Lt. S. Peter, Lt. A. Bishop, Lt. R. Bacon, Lt. M. Umphress, Lt. N. Stopford, Lt. L. Crawford. Front Row: Lt. W. McKinney, Capt. L. Lenox, Lt. T. Simms, Lt. A. Zoch, Lt. D. Adams. Lt. J. Sims, Capt. A. Ellington, Lt. W. Spivey. DRUM AND BUGLE CORPS Standing: Drum Major H. Lampman. Buglers: Williams C., Whitfield. Johnson R., Heaton. Presnall, Johnson T., Crawford J.. Parker. Whipple. Ferguson. Drummers: Johnson B.. Taylor. Bishop. Wasteneys. Garza, Southerland, McCown. Wolf A.. Wolf V., Elizondo. McKinnon rifles THE LANCERS Copt Bill Wright, leader, and Lieut Bill McKinney guidon bearer. Troopers: Snodgrass. Ragland, Rendon, Rosenmund. Troopers: Ham. Yates Carey J. THE LANCERS Troopers: Rodarte, Booth, Herbert, English. INFANTRY WEAPONS We become acquainted with the .45 Colt automatic and the rocket launcher (bazooka) The sergeants make it easier with graphic charts, and then we dismantle the Ml rifle. It feels like a heavy stovepipe, but it shoots quite a flame. And then we listen some more and examine some more, like the carbine. We put in quite a few hours of demonstra- tion. listening, doing, running, crawling, creeping, and making platoon columns, vees, echelon lefts and rights. This was government inspection day, remember? GOVERNMENT INSPECTION The military day we have been working for! Army offi- cers. Col. Davies and Maj. Roberts look us over from head to toe and observe our formal and informal drills, ceremonies, inspections, and what have you. CAMP BULLIS TRIP We learn to pitch pup tents, roll packs, enbus for Bullis, and then birouac. Next day we fire on the range and hope to qualify. CAMP BULLIS TRIP CAMP BULLIS TRIP Then It Clearedl KING'S PARADE W© perform before Royalty. Kin? Antonio honors us and we honor him. KING'S PARADE One of the highlights of Fiesta San Jacinto week. 5.000 see the program. BATTLE OF FLOWERS PARADE The Royal Highnesses the Duchess, the Princess, and the Queen climax the procession with their flower bedecked floats and honor guards. BATTLE OF FLOWERS PARADE P.M.A.'s corps of cadets ___ sweats it out as we stride down Broadway then west on Houston St. The Battalion staff. Drum Bugle corps. Companies A ‘B , and the Lancers strut their stuff. FIELD DAY Another high point in the year, as we parade before Brig. General A. B. Crowther races. FIELD DAY And then we compete for medals and prizes in drill contests. Riders and horses compete in musical basket game. ATHLETICS This year athletics played a greater part in our school cur- riculum than ever before. Through this enlarged athletic program (betters sports for more boys) we developed a new pride and esprit de corps as we rose to new heights on the gridiron, court, diamond, and track. Under the guidance of our coaches and the inspiration of our backers on the side- lines. we better learned the traditions of good sportmanship. to play harder, fair and square , and to win or lose with equal grace. VARSITY FOOTBALL THE SQUAD: Top—Garza, Zoch, Williams ],. Ham, Wright, Orcutt Rayburn, Carey J., Crawford L., Bishop. Middle—Head Coach Bingham, Reynolds, Adams D., Rowett, Luce, Adams R., Lenox, Kimmey, Haley, Bradford. Gabriel, Asst. Coach Wiggs. Bottom—Houston, Wolf A., Simms T., Ellington, Spivey, Bacon, Bruni, Speck, Hyatt Willcoxson. OFFENSIVE LINEUP: Backs—Bruni, Ellington, Spivey, Willcoxson. Ends—Rayburn, Carey J. Tackles—Wright Zoch. Guards—Bishop, Adams D. Center—Bacon. VARSITY FOOTBALL BACKS: (Returning 1952) Bruni, Bradford, Hyatt, Houston. ENDS: Raybum, Orcutt, Luce, Adams R., Carey J., Crawford L. CENTERS: Ham. Bacon, Haley. VARSITY FOOTBALL TACKLES: Wright, Williams ]., Zoch, Garza, Reynolds. GUARDS: Wolf A., Lenox, Adams D., Rowett, Gabriel, Bishop, Speck, Simms T. CHEERLEADERS: Weslow, Johnson B., McKinney, Taylor, William C. FOOTBALL TRAINING CAMP Here's where we put in 10 days of sweat, grind, and fun. Morning and night practice, afternoon skull sessions, and that cold pool. VARSITY FOOTBALL NIGHT GAMES: Peacock ▼� . New Braunfels—Well, we scored one touchdown, anyway I Peacock ys. Central—The crucial game. One point beat us! (6 to 7) AT AUSTIN: Peacock 19—St. Edwards 13. VARSITY FOOTBALL VARSITY FOOTBALL Peacock 33 — San Marcos Academy 0 Peacock 6 — T. M. L 12 This was the heartbreaker of them all! How did we lose? 11B FOOTBALL THE SQUAD: Top—Whipple, Varvey R., Harvey, Clark, Whitfield. Cline, English. Ross, Coolc Salido, Gayle. Middle—Rodarte, Villareal. Gourley, Smith. Wells. Gore. Peyroux, Flewellen, Cawthon, Muhn, Pingenot, Coach Newton. Bottom—Williams C.. Summers, Grissom, Johnson R.. Parker. Johnson, Myers. Johnson B.. Kirby, Plymell, Ragland, Germany. OFFENSIVE LINEUP — DEFENSIVE LINEUP B FOOTBALL — Action Shots VARSITY AND B BASKETBALL VARSITY SQUAD: Top—-Carey J„ Adams R., Orcutt, Coach Newton. Rayburn Bacon. Bishop. Bottom—Doty. Luce. Garxa, Crawford L., Bradford. “B SQUAD: Top—-Ferguson. Johnson. Coach Moore. Speck. Johnson R.. Wolf V.. Plymell. Wells, Gabriel. Carey R. VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM IN ACTION VARSITY TRACK Starting Passing posi- tions of the Quarter Mile Relay Team that made a name for itself in the Border and Texas Re- lays. VARSITY TRACK At the Texas University Relays — Austin —Ellington wins preliminary in 100 yd. dash. —Hyatt wins his heat in 100 yd. dash. —Watching Ellington run the 100 yd. —Peter takes 2nd in semi- finals. 100 yd. dash. —Ellington ties with Chil- dress (Odessa) for 1st in semi-finals. 100 yd. dash. Hyatt takes 3rd. —Resting getting rub- downs between events. VARSITY TRACK Southwest Academic League Meet Bishop — polevault Luce — high jump Ham — high jump Bacon — discus Bishop — shot Bishop — discus Rayburn — 880 yd. Ellington — broad jump Houston — low hurdles Ellington — 4 mile relay VARSITY TRACK Southwest Academic League Meet Peter —220 yd. Chiriboga — 220 yd. Ellington — 200 yd. Southerland — mile Ham — low hurdles Peter — 440 yd. Rayburn — 880 yd. B TRACK Bexar County Meet THE SQUAD: Top—Ross, Muhn. Grissom, Gore. Bottom—Johnson R., Wolf V., Parker. Summers. Get set! Johnson R.— 50 yd. Ross — shot Crawford J. — high jump Parker — broad jump Johnson R. — broadjump Muhn —low hurdles Woll V. —low hurdles Johnson R. — 100 yd. Gore — shot Johnson R. — 4 mile relay VARSITY SQUAD: Top—Heaton, Kurapka, Bacon, Pape, Houston, Hyatt, Wells. Bottom— Whitfield, Boane, Williams J„ Bishop, Bradford, Willcoxson, Johnson T., Spivey. A SQUAD: Top—Thomas, Wolf V„ Plymell. Presnail. Snodgrass, Temple, Hemandes. Bottom—Gabriel, Flyckt, Johnson B. Myers. Speck, Ham, Stewart, Doty. VARSITY BASEBALL Willcoxson — catching Bradford — pitching Bishop — at third Bishop — batting Spivey — batting Pape — batting Bacon — batting Bradford — at first Houston — pitching B “C BASEBALL 'B SQUAD: Top—Parker. Ross. Myers, Coach Moore. Gore, Ferguson, Dodds. Bottom— Williams C., Rendon, Summers, Muhn, Grissom. Harvey. C SQUAD: Top—Reagan. Elliston, Drewa, Rodarte, Hindt. Olsen, McMillon, Head, Coach Cole. Bottom—Pingenot, Geliond, Villareal. Aguilar, Ramon. Robertson, Sears. Berleth, Morse. TENNIS THE SQUAD: Simpson, Foxhall. Stopford. Ellington. Chiriboga, Pacheco M., Bacon, Bishop. Pape. Kimmey, Pacheco R., Hale. ' - THE TEAM: (Our entry in the S.A.L. tournament) Pacheco M.. Bishop, Pape, Chiriboga. SWIMMING The Senior. Intermediate, and Junior Squads who competed in the annual Swim Meet, Woodlawn Pool. May 1951. ACTIVITIES The Student Council, pictured on opposite page, directly or indirectly governed most of our activities. This was the second year of our present council plan. With the foundation already laid, a new era and type of improvement began. In- stead of the strictest discipline, we began to appeal to the cadet's ethics and sense of right and wrong. It worked! Through the unprejudiced leadership of Colonel Richardson, our sponsor, we were allowed to give air to our complaints and suggestions for improvement of the school. Through the fine cooperation of the Academy administrators we achieved the best of our ideas. And the Student Council took on a new meaning: Student participation, democracy. Thus, our student government has contributed its part to this good year. STUDENT COUNCIL Council Members: Doty, Wright. Wasteneys. Crawford L.. Poteet. Hyatt. Drewa. Hindt, Elizondo, Houston, Olsen, Ellington. Hansen, Adams D.. Bacon, and Rayburn. Class Committees Tally We hold a called meeting Votes for annual election. in the Library. Bob Bacon President ZOUAVES Bacon, captain; Rayburn, Orcutt, Reynolds, Luce, Adams D., Hyatt, Crawford L.. Umphress, Willcoxson. guidon bearer. Bishop, Houston, Gonzales R.. Wolf A.. Ellington. Chiriboga, Speck, Johnson R. ZOUAVES MONKEY DRILL TEAM Members Gore (capt.). Myers. Gonzalez. Ham. McKinney. RaglandL Carey J.. Muhn. Riding Roman style on one. two. and three horses; take the hurdles frontwards and backwards, pyramid ride. Russian drag, head-stand, and what have you. MONKEY DRILL TEAM PARENTS COUNCIL DINNER FOOTBALL DANCE Parents Gilpin, Simpson, Williams J. Council honor Football team at Oak Hills Luce, Bacon. Johnson R. Country Club. Simms T„ Lenox, Doty Gayle, Cawthon, Gilpin Villareal, Cook, English Gore, Kimmey. Zoch Rosenmund OPEN FORUM Dr. Dale Morrison discusses Col. T. L. Ward talks to us Communism and Socialism. about India and its people. Bob Bacon, student council president, master of ceremony for home talent program. Snodgrass, Zoch, Kimmey. Williams C.. Flyckt, Crawford ].. entertain with music. Hyatt Ellington, Spivey get in a huddle for deep harmony. DECLAIMERS American Legion representatives award Medals to oratorical contest winners: Lampman (1st), Johnson R.. (2nd) and Kimmey (3rd). Our own Ronnie Adams is regional winner in Hearst contest and gets free trip to San Francisco and Los Angeles. Hearst Oratory Winners Chosen A University of Texas student and a Peacock Military academy cadet were declared first place winners in the regional Hearst Oratorical tournament, Saturday. At the municipal auditorium, university law scholar, Newton Schwartz, Houston, and Cadet Ronald Adams. Houston, com- peted with eight other orators on the subject. George Washing- ton . Their orations ended three months preparation for regional competitions of the ninth annual Hearst Newspapers Tournament of Orators. 100 SAYINGS BONDS Schwartz and Adams will re- ceive $100 savings bonds and ex- penses-paid trips to San Fran- cisco to compete for the zonal championship that rewards a trip to Los Angeles lor the na- tional finals. Thetr speech coaches will re- ceive $25 savings bonds. Ob the college division, second place winner of $50 was Texas College of Arts A industries i freshman. William W. Hell Jr.. I 303 Nottingham pi. 12-A SAN ANTONIO LIGHT Sunday. April 15. 1951 TOP HIGH SCHOOL ORATOR WAS PEACOCK’S RONALD ADAMS THIRD PLACE t St. Mao's university student Larre Skloss. 427 Chicago blvd., ( took third prize and a $25 sav- ings bond in the contest In the high school division. In- camate Word student Miss Diane Cross. 231 Haggin st„ won c second place prize of a $50 sav- ings bond. Jimmie Spann. 616 Norwood st.. Central Catholic pupil, re- ceived the third prize of a $25 savings bond. 6-MLNLTE TALKS Without referring to notes, students were required to orate for six minutes on George Wash .lngton. Chairman of the contest. Dr. J. D. Miller, superintendent of ,TMI. took over the duties of time- keeper. moderator. ; Judges were Miss Elizabeth Fisher. Gen. Walter Krueger, Col. Morton Brooks and Judge C. K. Quin. Other students competing In the contest were Leslie Ghetzler. Henry Ziegler. Gail Wood and Vinton Ferrell. -------� ■ ■ L. to R. Jimmie Spann, third, Diane Cross, second, and Winner Adams. CLASS PARTIES CORPS DANCES SENIOR LAWN AND GARDEN PARTIES The 1951 Class (with dates) eat, talk, play and sing at the home of Colonel and Mrs. Wesley. Wet grounds moved us from the campus to Witte Memorial Hall, Brackenridge Park for Annual Garden Party COMMENCEMENT —FINAL EXERCISES Nine-thirty came awfully early that morning. And we were afraid we would be rained out any moment. 32 Seniors on stage. The crowd, our parents and friends, was seated under the elms. Underclassmen in bleachers. Seniors waiting for the processional. Following the program, everyone awaits lowering of the flag and Taps . Goodbyes are given to the graduates. ODDS AND ENDS Now we present a hodge-podge of this and that, some candid shots taken here and there during the year and under varied and sundry conditions. We know of no better way to close our album of memories than to make a few crazy-quilt pages of guys and gals (mostly guys) taken by our camera club members. You will note they are of good, fair, and lousy quality. If you don't find your mug in this rogues gal- lery, it isn't our fault. We warned you! INFORMAL PARTY SHOTS — Censored and Uncensored CADET CANDIDS NO. 1 SCHOOL CAMPUS SHOTS (From A to Z; you name 'em) SNOW SCENES (That one year out of five it snowed in San Antonio) FRANK BROS. San Antonio, Texas SetUVl Auic yuifdu A Salute to the Graduates of Peacock Military Academy The San Antonio Laundry and Cleaners are proud to salute, at this time, the fine young men who are graduating this year from San Antonio’s own great Pea- cock Military Academy. As they go out into the world, we wish for them every success in life’s under- takings. They have every right to be proud of their school and of their records at Peacock We, Too, are Proud of our Record at Peacock Military Academy For more than 30 years, we’ve been serving Peacock with the best in laundry and cleaning services. During this long period, our relations with the Academy have always been most pleasant. This is our record ... a record of which we are justifi- ably proud. 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