San Angelo Central High School - Westerner Yearbook (San Angelo, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 220 of the 1949 volume:

A script detailing events and activities of the year in San Angelo High School . . Bettie Todd, Editor Bobbye Perry, Bus. Mgr. Ed B. Cole, Adviser 7 4e SpMd 0 7U Book ant to catch the gleam of a star? The Westerner staff did. So in casting about for someone, or some- thing, to catch the spirit of the 1949 Westerner, what could be more natural than a glance in the direction of lovely, Texas-born Ann Sheridan? With the best of wishes to San Angelo High School, its faculty and students. Miss Sheridan, through her studio, Warner Bros., forwarded the picture on the opposite page especially for publication in the 1949 Westerner. It took just one glance to convince staff members that if any picture could adequately portray the spirit of the ' 49 Westerner — or of any book — this is it! We hope you like it as much as we do! THE 1949 WESTERNER STAFF H wma BECAUSE.... of his sincere, friendly interest in each and every student in San An- gelo High School . . . of his willingness to give unstint- ingly of time and effort in further- ing any project for the good of the school and its people . . . of his remarkably sympathetic un- derstanding of the problems that beset San Angelo High School stu- dents . . . of the expert counsel and guid- ance, freely given, that so often held the key to a solution of these problems . . . THE 1949 WESTERNER STAFF dedicates the 1949 edition of the Westerner to Harry R. Fahren- bruch, Boys Counselor. Staffers Hill, Thomson, Kreaoer, Brashears, Fairbanks and Editor Todd delve into scores of annuals in search of that nebulous something called an idea as work on the 1949 Westerner gets under way , . . An Idea.... A Theme.... Sponsor Cole and Editor Todd spend furthe hours developing that nebulous idea into i theme .... As the book takes shape literally thousands ol pictures are sifted periodically Thousands Of Pictures.... Of Course, A Paste Pot.... Staffers Fairbanks and Hill go into action with that old standby of any publications office, the paste pot .... A Business Staff,.,. . . . with the persistence of a tax collector . . . A Typewriter.... And someone to punch the keys . . Plus generous portions of blood, sweat and tears . . . and you have your 1949 Wedebn i, Okay — you ' ve bought your ticket and rtiaybe a sack of popcorn! So let ' s click through the turnstile for a sneak pre- view of that feature attraction, the 1949 Westerner! LIGHTS! . . . ACTION! . . . CAMERA! Stall Typiit Thornton ihapoi up copy for Activities Section . ' Mid the shouts and cheering Of the throng: Alma Mater, hear our song .... n, ' , ' y Jl«d % 1 044. bean, JK ' Thy Praise . . Behind A Successful School Program Is Planning .... Behind The Planning Are Men And Women, Skilled In The Tools Of The Educator . . . Bryan Dickson, Superintendent John L. Bishop, Principal Leit to right: Supt. Bryan Dickson, Tom L. Williams, Dr. W. E. Sehulkey, Dr. C. B. Beall, W. I. Marschall, president; George Golightly, M. W. Averyt, rice-president; and Paul Lassen, secretary. BOARD OF EDUCATION Mrs. George Todd Girls ' Counselor Harry R. Fahrenbruch Boys ' Counselor Bitneh, Grace, M. A. Histoiy Brown, Josephine, M. A English Brown, Martha, M. A. English Chenault, Vivian, B. A Speech Anderson, Harold M., B. A. Woodshop Anderson, Homer A., B. S. Band and Orchestra Cole, En B., B. A. Publications, Journalism, Algebra COWLES, GWLADYS, B. A. History Curry, Ora Mae, B. A. History, Civics Dillon, Jack, B. S. Coach, Earle, Mrs. Dorothy, B. A. English Emerson, Ralph W., M. A. Aeronautics Epps, Frances, B. S. Homemaking Fisk, Kathryn, B. A. Mathematics Floyd, Penelope, B. A., B. S. Chemistry Gaskin, Zela, B. S. Mathematics Gibson, Rodney, B. A., Th. B. Bible Graham, Paul S. Machine Shop Gross, Lanis, B. B. A. Distributive Education Henry, F. E., M. A. Mathematics Herring, Joyce, B. S. Business Hillyer, Ruth, B. A. Mathematics Humbert, John, M. A. History Jones, Ina, M. S. Homemaking Kiick, John, M. A. Coach King, Robert, B. S. Biology Kinsey, L. K., B. B. A. Trades and Industries Little, Elizabeth, M. A. Spanish Moffett, J. M., B. A. Coach Molen, Ouisa, B. S. Girls ' Physical Education I 1 1 3y 3I %? : y V Redfield, Glen, B. S. Boys ' Physical Education Shaver, Thelma, B. S. Mechanical Drawing Smith, Mrs. Ruth, B. A. English Stapp, Jessie, B. A. English Poteet, Anne, B. A. English Pye, Jewel, B. S. Girls ' Physical Education Ramsey, Herschel, B. S. Head Coach Redfield, Mrs. Dorothy, B. A. La (in « Storrs, C. L., B. B. A. Coach Vincent, Mary Lyle, B. S. Library Vinson, Mrs. Lula, B. A., B. B. A. Business Wooley, Claude C, B. A. Physics Young, E. E., B. S. Vocational Agriculture Eilers, William Business Manager of Athletics Maddux, Mrs. Sybil Secretary to the Principal Probandt, Mrs. Sue Attendance Clerk Limmrot h, Mrs. Louise Secretary to the Superintendent Spence, Mary Bain Bookkeeper Assistant Secretary to the Board SAHS faculty members perform many duties beyond classroom teaching. Here Miss Kathryn Fisk (left) and Miss Jessie Stapp assist in first-of-year registration chores. Playing leading roles in the ' 49 Westerner, of course, are those ' stars ' — the Seniors. fcCvHK v Abbott, Glenda Lou Footlighters ' 47; Reporter ' 48; Parliamentar ian ' 49; Junior Historians ' 47; G. A. A. ' 47 ' 48; Clerk ' 49; Junior Class Vice-president Drill Squad ' 47, ' 48, ' 49; Campus Corral ' 48 Girls ' Sports ' 49; Cheer Leader ' 47, ' 48, Bridge Club; Bowling League ' 47; Junior Prom Committee; Tennis ' 47; Letterman ' 48, ' 49 Alexander, Joy CAPC ' 49; T I ' 47, ' 48; Model Construction Club; Kitten Football ' 47; Swing and Turn Club Alexander, Troy Anderson, Adrian Student Council ' 47, ' 49; National Honor Society ' 48, ' 49; Junior Historians ' 47; Bob- cat Band ' 47, ' 48; President ' 49; Orchestra ' 48, ' 49; Music Appreciation Club Ausmus, Billy Gene Baseball; Burkburnett Chess Club Aycock, Dale Glee Club ' 47, ' 48, ' 49; Kitten Football ' 47; Bobcat Football ' 48; A. V. S. Babb, Bob Bahlman, Muriel Scribblers ' 47; Bridge Club; Girls ' ball ' 48 Basket- Behrend, Leroy Student Council ' 49; Kitten Football ' 47; Senior Class President; Bridge Club; Bobcat Football ' 48, ' 49; Track ' 47, ' 48 Boothe, Joanne Footlighters ' 49; F. H. A. ' 49; Pep Squad ' 48; Drill Squad ' 49; Campus Corral ' 49; Alter- nate Cheer Leader ' 49; Bridge Club; Junior Prom Duchess Bramblett, John Deen Spanish Club ' 47; Tennis Club; Tennis ' 48, ' 49 Braun, Ethelene D. E. ' 48, ' 49; Embriodery Club Brewster, Lee Junior Class President; 42 Club; Kitten Basketball ' 48 Brickley, Colleen Pep Squad ' 47; Drill Squad ' 48; T I ' 49; Teen Age Book Club Brown, Robert Footlighters ' 49; Bobcat Band ' 47, ' 48; Bridge Club Brumley, Bobbie Pep Squad ' 47; Drill Squad ' 48, ' 49; Campus Corral ' 49; Line-up Salesman ' 48; Bridge Club; Junior Prom Committee Buie, Lee CAPC ' 48; T I ' 47, ' 48; Model Construction Club Bulger, Lillye Lee F. H. A. ' 49; Glee Club ' 48, ' 49; Office Clerk ' 49; Popular Music Club M Bunch, Joe Bobcat Band ' 47, ' 48, ' 49; CAPC ' 48, ' 49; Folkdancing Club; Swing and Turn Club ' 48, ' 49 Burroughs, Betty Footlighters ' 49; Pep Squad ' 48; Glee Club ' 47, ' 48, ' 49 Bush, Earnestine F. H. A. ' 47; Wills Point Volleyball Club; Girls ' Bowling League; Tennis ' 48, ' 49 Bulger, Jimmie Butler, Floyd T I ' 47, ' 48; Skating Club Butts, Wanda G. A. A. ' 47, ' 48, ' 49; Pep Squad ' 47; Drill Squad ' 48, ' 49; Campus Corral ' 49; Head Cheer Leader ' 49; Line-up Salesman ' 48 Basketball Club; Junior Prom Committee Girls ' Basketball ' 48; Girls ' Track ' 47, ' 48, ' 49 Girls ' Volleyball ' 47, ' 48, ' 49 Caldwell, Laura Footlighters ' 49; F. H. A. ' 47, ' 48; Glee Club ' 48, ' 49; Teen Age Book Club; Girls ' Volley- ball ' 48; Soccer ' 48 Caramena, Adela « Glee Club ' 48; D. E. Carlyle, Howard ' 49; Needlework Club Castor, Edward T £I ' 48; D. E. ' 49; Bridge Club Chandler, Arden T I ' 49; National Rifle Ass ' n Chesser, Sidney F. F. A. ' 47, ' 48; D. E. ' 48; Gun Club Comfort, Nina Glee Club ' 47, ' 48, ' 49; Melodeers ' 49; One- Act Play ' 48 Cook, Wanda Junior Historians ' 49; Senior Class Secre- tary; Bowling Club; Girls ' Bowling League ' 49; Girls ' Volleyball ' 48, ' 49 Cox, Alcie Jo Glee Club ' 49; Melodeers ' 49 Cox, Frances Student Council Secretary ' 49; F. H. A. ' 48; G. A. A. ' 48; Historian ' 49; Senior Class Re- porter ' 49; Pep Sguad ' 48; Drill Squad ' 49; CAPC ' 49; Secretary-treasurer ' 48; Westerner ' 49; Head Line-up Salesman ' 49; Office Clerk ' 48, ' 49; Folkdancing Club; Girls ' Volleyball ' 48; Swing and Turn ' 48, ' 49; Junior Prom Committee Crenwelge, Chester T I ' 47; Shop Chapter President ' 48; Bowling Club ' 49; Gun Club Crockett, Bill Footlighters ' 47, ' 48; Glee Club ' 47, ' 48; D. E. ' 49; 42 Club Crosby, James T I ' 48; D. E. ' 49; Slide Rule Club Davis, T. J. Bobcat Band ' 47, ' 48; Drum Major ' 49; CAPC ' 49; Baton Club ' 49; Swing and Turn Club ' 49; Folkdancing Club; Rodeo Band ' 47, ' 48 De Berry, Thomas Popular Music Club Derby, R. J. F. H. A. ' 48; Model Construction Club Dove, Peggy F. H. A. ' 47; Historian ' 48; Treasurer ' 49; G. A. A. ' 47, ' 48; Clerk ' 49; Glee Club ' 47 , ' 48; Library Clerk ' 48; 42 Club; Junior Prom Committee; Student Council ' 49 Drgac, Clarice Glee Club ' 49; Basketball Club; Girls ' Track ' 48, ' 49; Girls ' Volleyball ' 47; Girls ' Base- ball ' 47 DlJNAWAY, CHRISTELL Student Council ' 49; Footlighters ' 49; Glee Club ' 47; Chess Club Edmondson, Ronda Footlighters ' 47, ' 48, ' 49; Glee Club ' 48, ' 49; One-Act Play ' 47; Library Clerk ' 49; 42 Club ElSENBECK, ROSS F. H. A. ' 48; D. E. ' 49; Fashion Fads Club; Girls ' Soccer ' 48 Englert, Ervin Teen Age Book Club Estep, Lois Footlighters ' 49; Orchestra ' 47, ' 48, ' 49; Pep Squad ' 47; Glee Club ' 49; Westerner ' 48, ' 49; Campus Corral ' 49; Bridge Club; Bowling League ' 48, ' 49; Alternate Band Sweetheart ' 49 Foster, Charlene Footlighters ' 49; Library Clerk ' 49; Folk- dancing Club Fountain, Patti F. H. A. ' 49; T I ' 49; Popular Music Club Fulghum, Bill Junior Historians ' 47; CAPC ' 49; T I ' 48, ' 9; Folkdancing Club; Swing and Turn Club ' 49; Kitten Football ' 47; Basketball ' 47; Track ' 48 Fuqua, Glenn T I ' 48, ' 49 Fuqua, Thomas D. E. ' 48, ' 49; Broadcasters Club Gabbert, Bobby Folkdancing Club Goldston, Don Student Council ' 47, ' 48; National Honor So- ciety ' 48; President ' 49; D. E. Vice-president ' 49; Broadcasters Club Gray, Ray Bridge Club; Kitten Football ' 46; Bobcat Foot- ball ' 47, ' 48, ' 49; Track ' 47 Gregg, Bill Bridge Club; Baseball ' 47 Guttery, Joe F. F. A. ' 49; Reporter ' 48; Soph Class Presi- dent; Boys ' A Association ' 48, ' 49; Glee Club ' 48; Folkdancing Club; Kitten Football ' 48,- Basketball ' 48; Track ' 47 Halfman, Jean F. H. A. ' 47; D. E. ' 48, ' 49; Needlework Club Hall, Mary Frances Footlighters ' 49; Pep Squad ' 48; Glee Club ' 49; Teen Age Book Club Hardin, Nancy Student Council ' 47; Footlighters ' 47, ' 48, ' 49; Orchestra ' 47; Junior Class Secretary; Pep Squad ' 47; Drill Squad ' 48; Campus Corral ' 49; Line-up Salesman ' 47; One-Act Play ' 47; Debate ' 47; Bridge Club; Band Flagbearer ' 49 Harwell, Marcelle Student Council Secretary ' 48; Reporter ' 49; F. H. A. ' 48; Glee Club ' 48, ' 49; Senior Class Vice-president ' 49; Library Clerk ' 48; 42 Club Haynie, Dorothy Jo CAPC ' 49; T I Secretary ' 49; Bridge Club Helbert, Aubrey National Honor Society ' 48; Program Chair- man ' 49; Euclidean Circle Vice-directrix ' 49; Scribblers ' 47; Teen Age Book Club; Basket ball ' 48; Baseball ' 48; Manager ' 47 Henderson, Loretta Footlighters ' 49; G. A. A. ' 48, ' 49; 42 Club Henry, Floyd F. F. A. ' 47, ' 48; T I ' 49 Herring, Stuart T I ' 49; Popular Music Club V t i Hill, Marjorie Hirt, Bernard F. F. A. ' 48; Treasurer ' 49; Model Builders Club Hodges, Ralph Footlighters ' 49; Bobcat Band ' 47, ' 48, ' 49; Orchestra ' 49; Slide Rule Club Hoes, Walter Hogue, Vernon Houston, John F. F. A. ' 47; Songleader ' 48; Kitten Football ' 47, ' 48 Hudgens, Wayne D. E. ' 49 Hukel, Dixie G. A. A. ' 48, ' 49; Pep Squad ' 48; Drill Squad ' 48; Library Clerk ' 49; Teen Aqe Book Club Jefferson, Bob Johnson, Bobby Junior Historians ' 47; One-Act Play ' 47; Teen Aqe Book Club Johnson, Jack F. F. A. ' 47, ' 48; Sentinel ' 49; A. V. S. Vice- president ' 49 Jones, Harvey CAPC ' 49; Office Clerk ' 48; Swinq and Turn Club ' 49; Folkdancinq Club Keel, Hardy F. F. A. ' 47; T I ' 49; Skatinq Club Kelley, Thelma Kettler, Jack Student Council ' 49; F. F. A. ' 49; A. V. S. ' 47, ' 49; Kitten Football ' 48 Key, Norman Bobcat Band ' 47, ' 48; Alternate Drum Major ' 49; 42 Club Kolb, Emma Dell F. H. A. ' 46 Lakeview; Glee Club ' 47, ' 48 Lakeview; Basketball ' 47 Lakeview; Pep Squad Lakeview; D. E. ' 49; Fashion Fads Club Kozelsky, Anita D. £. ' 48, ' 49; Needlework Club; Basketball ' 47; Volleyball ' 47 Kreager, Dorothy Footlighters ' 49; Latin Club ' 48; Westerner ' 49; Campus Corral ' 49; Bridge Club; Tennis ' 49 Langford, John Folkdancing Club; Basketball ' 48; Track ' 48 Leatherman, Sally Glee Club ' 48, ' 49; Melodeers ' 49; Folk- dancing Club McDonald, Peggye Student Council ' 49; F. K. A. Vice-president ' 49; Orchestra ' 47, ' 48; Glee Club ' 48, ' 49; Melodeers ' 48, ' 49; Library Clerk ' 49; Bridge Club McGilvray, Jessie Lee Student Council ' 49; G. A. A. ' 48; Pep Squad ' 47; CAPC Reporter ' 47; Vice-president ' 48; T I ' 49; Debate ' 48; Office Clerk ' 48; Folk- dancing Club; Swing and Turn Club ' 48, ' 49 McHugh, Joanne F. H. A. ' 47, ' 48; Parliamentarian ' 49; Pep Squad ' 48; Basketball Club McKenzie, Mary Ellen Junior Historians ' 47, ' 48; G. A. A. ' 48, ' 49; Pep Squad ' 47; Drill Squad ' 48, ' 49; Bridge Club Manning, Harold Rifle Club Mikeska, Fern G. A. A. ' 48, ' 49; Glee Club ' 47, ' 48; Library Clerk ' 49; Basketball Club; Basketball ' 48; Track ' 47; Volleyball ' 48 Mikeska, Wayne Model Construction Club Miller, Donald D. E. ' 49; Skating Club; Basketball ' 48, Middletown, Ohio Miller, Edward F. F. A. ' 47, ' 48, ' 49; Gun Club Miller, John D. E. ' 47, ' 48, ' 49; ' 42 Club Morgan, Annette Junior Class Reporter; Pep Squad ' 47; Drill Squad ' 48, ' 49; Westerner ' 48; Campus Cor- ral ' 48; Cheer Leader ' 48, ' 49; Alternate ' 47; Bridqe Club; Junior Prom Committee; Junior Prom Duchess; Tennis ' 47; Folkdancing Club Morris, Ray Boys ' ' A ' Association ' 47, ' 48; Bridge Club; Kitten Football ' 47; Bobcat Football ' 48, ' 49; Basketball ' 47, ' 48, ' 49 Morris, Roy Morrow, Joe D. E. ' 49; Office Clerk ' 48; A. V. S. ' 47; Golf ' 47, ' 48; Art Club Motl, La Nelle G. A. A. ' 48, ' 49; Glee Club ' 49; Melodeers ' 49; Basketball Club; Tennis ' 48; Volleyball ' 48 Nunley, Charles T I ' 49; Skating Club Nunn, Mary F. H. A. ' 47; Pep Squad ' 47; CAPC ' 48; Sergeant at Arms ' 49; T I Reporter ' 49; Office Clerk ' 48; Library Clerk ' 49; Folk- dancing Club; Swing and Turn Club ' 48, ' 49 Oates, Grady T I ' 49; Gun Club Painter, Don Bobcat Band Football ' 49 Glee Club ' 48; Bobcat Palmer, Richard Student Council President ' 49; Footlighters ' 47; Vice-president ' 48; President ' 49; Soph omore Class Vice-president; Quill Scroll ' 48, ' 49; Glee Club ' 49; Campus Corral ' 48; One-Act Play ' 48; Debate ' 47; Broadcasters Club Parker, David Bobcat Band ' 47, ' 48; Glee Club ' 49; Base ball ' 47, ' 48, ' 49; Basketball ' 48, ' 49 Pavlicek, Dorothy Footlighters ' 49; F. H. A. ' 48; Pep Squad ' 47 ' 48; Tennis ' 49; Volleyball Club Pearse, Virginia Junior Historians ' 48; Glee Club ' 47, ' 48; Bridge Club Peiser, Bobby F. F. A. ' 47, ' 48, Eola; Chess Club; Football ' 47, Eola; Basketball ' 47, Eola; Track ' 47, Eola; Tennis ' 47, Eola Perry, Bobbye Student Council ' 49; National Honor Society- Reporter ' 48, ' 49; Footlighters ' 47, ' 48; Re- porter ' 49; F. H. A. ' 48, ' 49; Scribblers ' 47; Declamation ' 47; Pep Squad ' 47; Drill Squad ' 48; Westerner ' 48; Business Manaqer ' 49; Cheer Leader Alternate ' 48; Bridge Club; Junior Prom Committee Phillips, Marian Pep Squad ' 47; Drill Squad ' 48; Extemp Speech ' 47; Bridge Club Pope, Patricia Student Council ' 49; F. H. A. ' 47; Parliamen- tarian ' 48; Glee Club ' 48, ' 49; Basketball Club; Volleyball ' 48 Poynor, Bobby Footlighters ' 49; CAPC Beau ' 48, ' 49; Junior Prom Committee; Most Photographic Boy ' 48; Folkdancing Club Proctor, Anita F. H. A. ' 48; Glee Club ' 49; Melodeers ' 49; Fashion Fads Club; Basketball ' 47, Lakeview Purvis, James D. E. ' 49; Bridge Club Ray, Hazel Ruth Footlighters ' 49; F. H. A. ' 47, ' 48; Pep Squad ' 48; Drill Squad ' 49; Glee Club ' 48, ' 49; Campus Corral ' 49; Line-up Salesman ' 49; Needlework Club Reece, Glenda G. A. A. ' 47, ' 48; Sports Manaqer ' 49; T I ' 49; Folkdancinq Club Rios, Clementina Glee Club ' 47, ' 48, ' 49; Needlework Club Roark, Bobby National Honor Society ' 48; Vice president ' 49; Euclidean Circle ' 49; Office Clerk ' 49; Slide Rule Club Roberts, William Junior Historians ' 47; T I ' 49; Chess Club Ruttle, Jack Sanford, Jimmy Euclidean Circle ' 49; Junior Historians ' 47; T I ' 48, ' 49; Slide Rule Club Shahan, Earl Football ' 47, ' 48, Denver City; Basketball ' 47, ' 48, Denver City; Track ' 47, ' 48 Sheffield, Billy Carl F. F. A. ' 47, ' 48, ' 49; Slide Rule Club Sinclair, Waymon F. H. A. ' 49; 42 Club; Kittens Basketball ' 48 Smith, Martha F. H. A. ' 47; CAPC ' 48, ' 49; Glee Club ' 48, ' 49; Melodeers ' 48, ' 49; Swing and Turn Club ' 48; Basketball Club Steele, Joe Bridge Club; Football ' 47, ' 48, ' 49, Winters; Science Club, Winters Stuard, Benny F. F. A. ' 47, ' 48, ' 49; Folkdancing Club; Track ' 48 Tafolla, Mildred Spanish Club ' 48, ' 49; Glee Club ' 48, ' 49; Office Clerk ' 48; Needlework ' 49 Todd, Bettie National Honor Society ' 48; Secretary ' 49 Latin Club Secretary ' 47; Ready Writers ' 48 Glee Club ' 47, ' 48, ' 49; Melodeers ' 48 Westerner ' 48; Editor ' 49; Campus Corral ' 49 Music Appreciation Club Valadez, Dora Footlighters ' 49; Spanish Club ' 47, ' 48; F. H. A. ' 47; Popular Music Club; Tennis ' 49 Vick, Calvin T I ' 48; Library Clerk ' 49 Basketball Club Wachter, Marilyn G. A. A. ' 48; Bowling Manager ' 49; Pep Sguad ' 48; Drill Sguad ' 49; CAPC ' 49; Glee Club ' 47; Debate ' 47; Office Clerk ' 49; Bridge Club; Bowling League ' 48, ' 49 Walters, Ethel G. A. A. ' 48, ' 49; Pep Sguad ' 48; Glee Club ' 47; D. E. ' 49; Folkdancing Club Warren, Wayne CAPC Beau ' 49; 42 Club; Kitten Basket- ball ' 46; Bobcat Basketball ' 47; All District Team ' 48 Welch, Jo Ann Welch, Pat F. H. A. ' 46; G A. A. ' 47, ' 48; Popular Music Club White, Jack Footlighters ' 49; Spanish Club ' 47, ' 48; Bob- cat Band ' 47, ' 48; Secretary-treasurer ' 49; Orchestra ' 47, ' 48, ' 49; Music Appreciation Club White, Louise Glee Club ' 47, ' 48, ' 49; Needlework Club Wiedenfeld, Victor CAPC ' 47, ' 48; Sergeant-at-Arms ' 49; Swing and Turn Club ' 48, ' 49; Folkdancing Club; Kitten Football ' 47; Kitten Basketball ' 47 Williams, Gene Bobcat Band ' 48; Vice-president ' 49; CAPC ' 49; Music Appreciation Club; Baton Club ' 49 William, Willis Football Manager ' 48, ' 49 Willmann, Bill Footlighters ' 49; Junior Historians ' 48; Scrib- blers ' 47; CAPC ' 49; Campus Corral ' 48; Slide Rule Club; Tennis ' 47, ' 48; Junior Prom Committee Woodard, Jesse F. F. A. ' 46; CAPC Vice-president ' 48; Pres- ident ' 49; Swing and Turn ' 48, ' 49; Folk- dancing Club; Track ' 47 Wright, Eldon Wynne, Clark Music Appreciation Club; Glee Club ' 47, ' 48, ' 49; Boys ' Quartet ' 47, ' 48, ' 49; D. E. ' 49; Track ' 47 Young, Donald T I ' 48; President ' 49; Squaredancing Club; Kitten Manager Yount, Douglas Hey, this is a lilm on saletv! ' ' Sure enough, a lilm can be Starting at the beginning of the reel is Wanda Cook, vice-president, Frances Cox, reporter, and President Let .ee Roy Behrend ewed -without a projector. So discover ' 49 Senior Class olfii tary-treasurer, followed by (left to right) Marcelle Han ™- u M sponsor is Miss Thelma Shaver. ortiW u Adams, Harold Addington, Milton Adkins, Donald Alley, Eahline Abbott, Chables Ashbubn, Bill Atchison, Betty Attaway, Maby Beth Badgeb, Mack Barnes, Fbances Bartz, Margaret Bates, Betty Bates, essie Beall, Bobby Bearfield, Bennie Beaver, Wanda Beck, Benard Beck, Eugene Bell, Betsy Berry, James Biera, Adela Biggs, Delores bllderback, virginia Bingham, June mr a - 5 ..- %;. ■ ' £ $ f Blanks, Gay Bogle, Larry Bolding, Mary Bolen, Josephine Bollinger, Joan Boudreaux, Betty Bradford, Bill Bradley, James Brashears, Sonja Breazeale, Bob Brett, Martha Ann Briscoe, Eugene Bristow, Jo Ann Bordnax, Doris Browder, Carl Brown, Donell Brown, George Brown, Mary Beth Bryan, Tommy Bubenik, Martha Buck, Barbara Bulger, Eugene Bullock, Melba Burden, Charles Byrd, Mary Ann Caldwell, Rowe Caswell, Maezell ffa i -«N Cehvenka, Bill Charless, Jayne Chvojka, Victor Clatterbuck, Bobby Cole, Lionel Cole, Mary Helen Cook, Mary Lynn Cook, Phillip Corases, Irene Covington, Jane Crockett, Barbara Crowder, Bill Curry, Barbara Darsey, Nancy Dehnel, Robert De Long, Jamie Dodson, Everett Duncan, Janelle Ford, Dean Fowler, Delores Fuller, Marjorie Gandy, Archie Gandy, Thelma Jo Gayer, Louise Durden, James Eblen, Joval Edwards, Herbert Edwards, Jack English, Earl Fahrenbruch, Kent Gilbert, Alton Gilley, Billy Goode, Horace Fairbanks, Elaine Fairbanks, Preston Fitzgerald, C. A. i J l ™v Graf a, Virginia Graham, Patricia Graham, Robert Graydon, Corrine Griffin, Charlene Groseclose, Martha Haden, Gail Haines, Billie Hall, Pat Hardman, Olan Hardy, Barbara Harris, Nell Beth Harri s, John Harris, Mary Harris, Richard Habtman, Kenneth Hartman, Martha Hahvey, Ann Harvey, Sammie Harwell, Madeline Hayes, Pat Hill, Jerry Hill, Mary Jo Hocker, Dexter Hodges, Clema Jo Hogue, Mary Frances Hollway, Barbara Horeis, Betty Hoyt, Roland Hunsaker, Martha Hearne, Joe Hemphill, Mary Beth Henderson, Leta Hunter, Madelon Jackson, Bobbie Jezek, Del Roy Johnson, Jerry Jones, Doris Jones, Franklyn Jones, Jerry Jones, Peggy Jordan, Cleta tt Y ■V jorgensen, roy Keene, Bobby Kelley, Betty Kelley, Frances Kelly, Pat Kendall, George Kennamer, Kenan Kerr, Barbara Key, John King, Patti Knebel, Dorothy Knepshield, Joanne Krimbow, Leon Kunkel, Bob Landon, Ramona Lang, Bernard Lerch, Ann lollar, illene Long, Charles Lucas, Teddie Jo McCullough, Yvonne McDonald, Elwanda McDonald, Freddy McDonald, Shirley McGilvray, Araminta McGumE, Frances McKinney, Jean McKnight, Sam McMillan, Terrell McShan, Janet Mansell, Dohislee Marcell, Joyce Maresh, Lillie Marschall, Bill Marshall, Dave Marshall, James Martin, Beth Martin, Kenneth Matthews, Lewis Melton, Jennie Messer, Marjorie Metcalf, Gregg Michalik, Daniel Mikeska, Wanda Mills, Larry Mints, Joan Moon, Patsy Murdock, Joyce Murphy, Mahy Lou Murray, David Myer, Darlene O ' Neal, Jerry Oney, Billy Jack O ' Rear, Jowena Page, Jerri Pape, Mary Ruth Parish, Karlene Park, Joan Parker, Joe Parmer, Edna Pearson, Sawyer Peck, Edgar Peiser, Billy Pennington, Theresa Perry, Ann Petty, Bernard Pierce, Gwen Plymale, Marcella Prather, Gerald Price, Bryan Ratliff, Eva Ratliff, Joy Ray, Bobbie Rice, Donn Ritcheson, Marlene Roberson, Bob Roberts, Jack Roberts, Mike Roberts, Vance Robertson, Renie Robinson, Tommy Rowland, Clifford Ruttle, Jo Ann Ryan, Maby Beth Rypple, Elizabeth Sanders, Billy June Sanders, Charles Sanders, Patsy Schleyer, Walter Schuch, Helene Hope Schumann, Richard Schwartz, George Seals, Harold Sedgwick, Stanley Seward, Frances Sheppard, Mary Skaggs, Nelda Skeete, Courtenay Slaughter, Lillian Slovacek, Sadie Smith, James Smith, Lea Spradling, Pauline Staas, Gene Standlee, Bonnie Stewart, Joe Stewart, Lou Ella Story, Robert Underwood, Juanita Valadez, Rudy Vaughn, Delores Sullivan, Nancy Tate, Jackie Tatum, Jo Ann Taylor, G. W. Taylor, Helane Thomson, Bernadine Vautrain, Lindy Wachter, Pauline Wallis, Joan Watts, Jimmie Weaver, Lee Weaver, Sterl Webb, Mary Claire West, Dorothy West, Leta Fay Westbrook, Lynn Wester, Maurine White, Harold White, Mary Jo Whitt, Dorla Wicker, Dan Williams, Donald Williams, Elaine Williams, June Ann Williams, Knox Williams, Roger Williams, Ronald Wills, Paul Wilson, Elizabeth Wood, Majorie Woodward, Lewis Wyatt, Jean York, Leta Jo Young, Shirley Yount, Rose Mary The movie section oi the Sunday paper oilers material for planning. A dale to see Rope or a gang party lor Sitting Pretty! Looking at the week ' s entertainment prospects are Junior Class Secretary- Treasurer Gay Blanks. President Dave Marshall, Vice-President Doris Jones and Reporter John Harris. Miss Martha Brown is class sponsor. ' Coming Attractions ' Of SAHS Are The Sophs Even Though They ' re Only Bit Players Now iZ ; y- ?U0 Abbott, Sammy Abbott, Wilda Jo Alcala, Felice Alford, Dickie Allen, Clara Anderson, Lola Arledge, Billie Arrott, Milton Attensil, Yvonne Babb, Ted Baird, Dorothy Baker, Donald Baker, Gerald Baker, Wayne Balch, Patsy Barney, Jean Barrett, Ray Barry, Eileen Beck, Ray Hall Berger, Maxine Biggs, Helen Biggs, Thelma Bingham, Wilma Blanscet, Ella Pearl Boatright, Dickey Boothe, Mary Patricia Borger, Barbara Boudreaux, Yvonne Boykin, Gerald Braatelien, Hanna Su£ Brashear, Wanda Erazeal, Leon Brewer, Billy Broome, Jack Brown, Leon Brown, Mona Bryan, Patsy Brymeb, Billie Buescher, David Butler, David Cahill, Pat Caldwell, James Cannon, Ronald Cantrell, George Capshaw, Jean Cates, Elton Cathey, Betty Jo Chandler, Odessa Clark, Joy Clay, Jeannine Cochran, Patsy Sue Cunningham, James Darsey, Donovan Deans, Mack Dennis, Charles Dickson, Jeanne Dodge, Ora Dell Dodson, Lalene Donaldson, John Drake, Phillip Collett, Robert Collier, Mildred Cook, Billy Cope, Carlene Cope, Dean Cope, Mamie Jean Cox, Jimmy Crenwelge, Christine Crowder, Curtis Easley, Bob Edmondson, Denny Edwards, Dorothy Edwards, Dorothy L. Edwards, Fred Eisenbeck, Lester Elms, Scott English, Ernestine Eudaly, Pauline M ' Eudy, Billy Ray Feist, Virginia Feller, Sue Fetter, Olen Vance Fowler, Betty Jo Fox, Bill Fulton, Jimmy Gaekle, Jane Gallegos, Preciliano Garner, Mary Elizabeth Garner, Patsy Garrett, Bill Gibbs, Travis Gibson, Hazel Glass, Tommy Gomez, Jessie Gray, Dorothy Green, H. A. Griffin, Lynn Grisham, Robert Gunter, Kenneth Hahn, Marlin Hall, Lola Hammack, Darnelle Hardegree, Carolyn Hardy, Harold Harris, George Harrison, Wesley Hartman, Edward Havins, Ivan Hayes, Kennfth Hays, Laverle Henderson, Cal Henson, Norma Jean Herman , Bill Hernandez, Alberto Hinricho, Helen Hite, Ruby Nell Hocker, Ann Hodges, Martha Howard, Doris Ann Howerton, Joel Hubbard, Betty Huckabee, Patsy Hudson, Johnny Huling, Joy Beth Hunt, Beverly Iiigraham, Lu Lee Johnson, Larry Jones, Barbara Jones, Gwendolyn Jones, Nelta Kalaitzes, Mike Kearney, Dixie Ruth Keating, James Keel, Carl Keenan, Arloa Kelly, Marion Kennedy, Mamie Jo Kevil, Peggy Key, Bill Kiesling, Ernst King, Bobby King, Gaynelle Knight, Noel kuykendall, groves Lewis, Nancy Lieber, Helen Loggins, Bobby Glen Lonon, Jerry Carl Lyons, Virginia McCleery, Mary Lee McCORD, JiMMIE McIntire, Melvin Magee, Marilyn Mayfield, Susan Maynard, Barbara Mayo, Forrest Mills, Josephine Montgomery, Earl Montis, Johnnie Moore, Rena Rue Moreland, Cherry Morgan, Rhodes Magill, Jimmie Mann, Dorothe Martin, Joan Martin, Tommie Faye Matheny, Paul Matthews, Joyce Morris, Bob Moser, Thomas Moses, Lola Faye Moutos, Catherine Myers, Wilfred Nail, Jo Anne Nasworthy, Tommy Naylor, Patsy Neill, Doris Odell, Alton Osborn, George Parish, Marjorie Parmer, Betty Payne, J. C. Pelzel, Erwin Peterson, Patty Petesch, Donald Purcell, Jackie Raiborn, Louis Ransom, Jack Ray, Helen Louise Reed, Richard Rhoden, Brooksie Roberts, Don Russell, Jimmie Russell, Jimmy Lee Sanderford, Gary Sargent, Alton Schlaudt, Kenneth Lee Scott, Donald Ray, Myrna Loy Reader, David Reed, Loren f , 4 t : l|% r ' Seitz, Russell Shahan, Herby Shannon, Dorothy Simmons, Donald Simmons, Totsie Sinclair, Alice Smith, Bernell Smith, Jimmie Smith, Margaret Smith, Minnelle Snelgrove, James Somerville, Thurman Southworth, Denny Sprague, Ruth Stanford, Delores Stevens, Dorothy Stevens, Dorothy L. Steward, Glenda Stewart, Loretta Strawn, Mildred Strebeck, George Thomas, John Tippett, Patricia Toliver, Iris Strickland, June Stuart, Dalton Sullivan, Jo Nell Trice, Dwight Tucker, Pauline Tucker, Rita Turner, Janelle Tyler, Mary Varner, Billy Venable, Darrell Venus, James Vickers, Nona Vinson, Dale Vinson, Ivadell Walker, Benny Wall, Mae Ann Wallace, Dorothy Wanoreck, Jodie Warner, Larry Watkins, Juanita Webb, Helen Joyce Webb, Wylie Webster, Lynn Weldon, Mildred Wester, Eugene Wester, Maurice Wheeler, Larry Dean White, Eleanor Whitfield, Dorothy Whitsitt, Howell Wilkinson, George Wilkinson, Ronny Williams, Jerry Wiliams, Nancy Williamson, Barbara Williamson, J. L. Williamson, Margie Wilson, Hamilton Winburne, Roy Wood, Charles Woullard, Tonya Zander, Norma Jean ' -.  projector fascinates three Sophomores. Studving the intracacies of the machine are Gerald rice-president, Jeannine Clay, secretary, and George Strebeck, class president. Joyce Matthews reporter and Mr. E. E. Young is sponsor. Assembly-line tactics are adopted by the place-card committee of the 1949 Senior Banquet. Wanda Cook, Sawyer Pearson, Joanne Knepshield, Annette Morgan, Miss Thelma Sharer, Miss Frances Epps and Frances Cox work on the leis which served as place cards at the annual event c A M P U S c o Y E D Lois Estep ■ iijicj B E S T C I T I Z E N isti pi ■ . M O S T P O P u L A R B O Y V-X 1 Lee Roy Behrend ' y,W ' ; B E S T A L L A R O u N D B O Y 31 , :• B E S T A L L O u N D R L cox INFORMAL FAVORITES BEHREND HARDIN ESTEP ABBOTT There ' s a role for every student in the numerous organizations of SAHS... and each plays his ' bit ' in the club of his choice. £ ' fp;? ' =f pf j- % j ' A Association SPONSORS— C. L. Storrs, John Kiick MEMBERS Dale Aycock Willis Williams Lewis Woodward Bobby Clatterbuck Bill Crowder Joval Eblen Billy Gilly Pat Hall John Harris Edward Hartman Del Roy Jezek George Kendall Kenneth Martin Bill Marschall Sam McKnight Terrell McMillan Ray Morris Roy Morris Tommy Nasworthy Billy Jack Oney David Parker Joe Parker Bernard Petty Mike Roberts Clifiord Rowland Joe Russell Walter Schleyer James Smith Joe Stewart Ray Stewart Dwight Trice Jimmy Watts Willis Williams Lewis Woodward CIVIL AIR PATROL CADETS OFFICERS President Jessie Woodward Vice-President . . Jessie McGilvray Secretary .... Araminta McGilvray Treasurer .... Henrietta Shafer Sergeant-at-Arms . . Victor Wiedenfield Reporter Pat Kelly Belle Lalene Dodson Beau Wayne Warren OFFICERS FOR 2nd TERM President Billy Gilley Vice-President . . . Jessie McGilvray Secretary .... . John Key Treasurer Henrietta Shafer Sargent-at-Arms .... Harvey Jones Reporter Pat Kelly Sponsor Ralph Emerson MEMBERS Joy Alexander, Troy Alexander, Bobby Baker, James Bradley, Lee Buie, Joe Bunch, James Caldwell, Bob Collett Frances Cox, T. J. Davis, Lalene Dodson, Fred Edwards, Derold Frazier, Bill Fulgrum, Bill Garrett, Billy Gilley, Joe Guttery, Dorothy Jo Hainey, Betty Hamil- ton, Mary Harris, Nell Harris, Mary Beth Hemphill, Joe Hearne, Mary Jo Hill, Betty Hubbard, Johnny Hudson, Lu Lee Ingram, Barbara Jones, Doris Jones, Harvey Jones, Pat Kelly, John Key, Helen Leiber, Jessie McGilvray, Araminta McGilvray, Rene Rue Moore, Cathy Moutos, Rose Newton, Mary Nunn, Jowena O ' Rear, Betty Jean Parmer, Edna Mae Parmer, Theresa Pennington, Bobby Poynor, Patsy Sanders, Harold Segler, Henrietta Shafer, Lea Smith, Martha Jo Smith, Benny Stuard, Wayne Warren, Victor Wiedenfield, Gene Williams, Bill Willmann, Jess Woodard, Don Young, Harold Young, Douglas Yount. BOBCAT OFFICERS President Adrian Anderson Vice President .... Gene Williams Secretary-Treasurer . . . Jack White Drum Major T. J. Davis Alternate Drum Major . . Norman Key Sweetheart Jerry Johnson Alternate Sweetheart . . . Lois Estep Flagbearers — Nancy Hardin and Mary Lou Murphy. Director Homer Anderson SAND Flutes — Adrian Anderson, Wanda Brashears, Joe Bunch, Ray Beck. Oboes — John Rutherford, Janet McShan. Bassoons — Preston Fairbanks, Billy Brewer, Patricia Hayes. Clarinets — T. J. Davis, Pauline Eudaly, Harold White, Lawrence Taylor, Joe Hearne, Patty Booth, Herby Shahan, Horace Belote, Jerry Lonon, Delvis Guess, Jean Capshaw, J. L. Williamson, Gerald Prather, Roy Bryan, Elaine V illiams. Alto Clarinets — Jimmy Reed, Lajuan Lawson, Charles Wood. Bass Clarinets — Larry Wheeler, James Caldwell. Drums — Bill Ashburn, Guy Bott, Noel Knight, Dorothe Mann, Alton Spears. Alto Saxophones — Donovan Darsey, Olen Fetter, Edgar Peck. Tenor Saxophone — Harold Seals. Baritone Saxophone — Gail Haden. Cornets — Eugene Beck, Eugene Briscoe, James Landers, John Key, Groves Kuykendall, Dalton Stuart, Jack Freeman, Billy Hillyer, Donald Weed, Billy Wood, Arthur Thurston. Horns — Jack White, James Bradley, Jerry Jones, Lester Eisenbeck, Daniel Fisher. Baritone — Norman Key, Gene Williams, R. B. Barger, Ivan Havins. Trombones — Ralph Hodges, Thomas Moser, Dean Cope, George Osburn. Basses — Jerry O ' Neal, Robert Dehnel, Junior Edwards, Bob Stooksberry, Jarrell Burk, James Marshall. SAN ANGELO HIGH OFFICERS President Pat Hayes Vice President .... Nelda Skaggs Secretary-Treasurer . Eugene Briscoe Director Homer Anderson SCHOOL ORCHESTRA First Violins — Lois Estep, Mary Bolding, Frances Kelley, Louise Gayer, Martha McMil- lan, Billy Taylor, Mary Bess Whidden. Second Violins — Virginia La Mance, Josephine M ills, Dorothy Wallace, Dee Baker, Betty Atchison, Denny Edmondson, Ann Hamilton, Martha Hodges, Mary Barnes, Ramona London. Violas — Ann Harvey, Donald Williams, Elaine Fairbanks, Tommy Faye Martin. Cellos — Mary Beth Brown, Tonya Woullard, Josephine Bolen, Ronald Williams. Basses — Nelda Skaggs, La Juan Lawson, Billy Brewer, Robert Dehnel, James Marshall. Flutes — Adrian Anderson, Jerry Johnson, Wanda Brashear, Eleanor White. Oboes — Janet McShdn. Bassoons — Patricia Hayes Clarinets — Pauline Eudaly, Patty Boothe, Joe Hearne, Mary Taylor, James Caldwell, Charles Wood. Trombones — Ralph Hodges, Thomas Moser, George Osburn. Horns — Jack White, James Bradley, Joan Huston, Lester Eisenbeck. Tuba — Jerry O ' Neil. Cornets — Eugene Briscoe, Eugene Beck. Percussion — Theresa Moore, Dorothe Mann. Pianos — Rita Tucker, Earnestine Woodward. EUCLIDEAN CIRCLE OFFICERS Directrix Victor Chvojka Vice-directrix .... Aubrey Helbert Elipsograph Bobby Roark Sponsor Miss Ruth Hillyer MEMBERS David Buscher Victor Chvojka Kent Fahrenbruch Aubrey Helbert Jerry O ' Neal Bobbye Perry Donn Rice Bobby Roark Troy Lee Tucker DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION OFFICERS President Billy Crockett Vice-President .... Don Goldston Secretary-Treasurer . . . Doris Jones Reporter Joe Morrow State Historian Pat Kelly Sponsor Lanis Gross MEMBERS: Bob Babb, Billy Bradford, Ethelene Braun, Eugene Bulger, Adela Camarena, Edward Castor, Sidney Chesser, Philip Cook, Bill Crockett, James Crosby, Jamie DeLong, Rosa Eisen- beck, Jerry Estep, Thomas Fugua, Archie Gandy, Don Goldston, Jean Half man, Wayne Hud- gens, Doris Jones, Pat Kelly, Emma Dell Kolb, Anita Kozelsky, Dorislee Mansell, Don Miller, John Miller, Joe Morrow, James Purvis, Henrietta Shafer, G. W. Taylor, Ethel Walters, Knox Williams, Clark Wynne. DRILL SQUAD Student Director Pat Hayes Sponsor Miss Ouisa Molen MEMBERS Glenda Abbott, Jessie Bates, Wanda Beaver, Betsy Bell, Virginia Bilderback, Gay Blanks, Mary Bolding, Joan Bolinger, Sonja Brashears, Bobby Brumley, Wanda Butts, Mary Ann Bryd, Jayne Charless, Mary Helen Cole, Frances Cox, Barbara Curry, Nancy Darsey, Janelle Duncan, Elaine Fairbanks, Mar- jorie Fuller, Virginia Grafa, Patricia Graham, Martha Groseclose, Betty Hamilton, Barbara Hardy, Mary Harris, Patricia Hayes, Leta Henderson, Baibara Hollway, Peggy Jones, Barbara Kerr, Joanne Knepshield, Ramona London, Shirley McDonald, Frances McGuire, Mary Ellen McKenzie, Dorislee Mansell, Joyce Mathews, Jennie Lee Melton, Wanda Mikeska, Joan Mints, Patsy Moon, Annette Morgan, Jowena O ' Rear, Jerri Page, Sawyer Pearson, Theresa Pennington, Ann Perry, Marcella Plymale, Hazel Ruth Ray, Renie Robertson, Joan Ruttle, Nelda Skaggs, Courtnay Skeete, Lillian Slaughter, Min elle Smith, Helane Taylor, Joanne Tatum, Joyce Tomlinson, Delores Vaughn, Maiy Claire Webb, Dorothy West, Leta Jo York, Shirley Young. PEP SQUAD MEMBERS Jo Abbott, Billye Arledge, Jean Barney, Eileen Barry, Barbara Borger, Patsy Bryan, Jeannine Clay, Mildred Collier, Ernie English, Sue Feller, Patsy Garner, Laverle Hays, Norma Henson, Jerry Hill, Betty Hubbard, Martha Hunsaker, Mozelle Lawson, Nancy Lewis, Yvonne McCullough, Lillie Maresh, Susan Mayfield, Lola Faye Moses, Cathy Moutos, Patsy Nicholson, Marjorie Parish, Hellen Ray, Doro- thy Stevens, Rita Tucker, Lynn Webster, Mildred Weldon, Margie Williamson, Elaine Williams, Nancy Williams, Tonya Woullard. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA OFFICERS President Jimmie Watts Vice-President Bernard Petty- Secretary Louis Woodward Treasurer Bernard Hirt Watchdog Jack Johnson Sweetheart Leta Jo York Parliamentarian Bill Ashburn Reporter Del Roy Jezek Sponsor . E. E. Young MEMBERS Charles Arrott, Milton Arrott, Bill Ashburn, Bob Babb, Mack Badger, Donald Baker, Wayne Baker, Charles Burden, Bobby Cast le, Curtis Crowder, Everett Dodson, Hubert Ed- wards, Jack Edwards, Bernard Hirt, Jack Johnson, Larry Johnston, Del Roy Jezek, Jack Kett- ler, Terrell McMillian, Edward Miller, Johnny Montis, Erwin Pelzel, Bernard Petty, Burl Pringle, Charlie Peiffer, Charles Sanders, Harold Schwertner, George Schwartz, Stanley Sedgwick, Billy Carl Sheffield, Benny Steward, Charles Thompson, Jimmie Watts, Dan Wick- er, Jamie Woods, Lewis Woodward. BP MKm. WS FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA OFFICERS OF CLUB PROPER President Martha Hunsaker Vice-President .... Doris Brodnax Secretary .... Thelma Jo Gandy Treasurer Clarice Drgac Reporter Helen Lieber Parliamentarian . . . Eva Dell Ratliff Sponsors — Miss Ina Jones, Miss Frances Epps PERIOD 1 President Bonnie Standlee Vice-President .... Betty Burroughs Secretary Josephine Bolen Treasurer Fern Mikeska Reporter Helen Lieber Song Leader Dale Aycock Parliamentarian .... Gwen Jones PERIOD 6 President .... Martha Lynn Hodges Vice-President . . . Peggy McDonald Secretary Ramona London Treasurer Patsy Sanders Reporter . . . . . . Sue Littleton Song Leader R. J. Derby PERIOD 7 President Evelyn Manitzas Vice-President .... Betty Horeis Secretary Mozelle Rutledge Treasurer Lewis Woodward Reporter Betty Bates Song Leader .... Wayne Mikeska Parliamentarian . Billy C. Sheffield FOOTLIGHTERS OFFICERS President Richard Palmer Vice-President . . . Jennie Lee Melton Secretary Nancy Sullivan Treasurer Helen Taylor Alumni Chairman . . . Joan Bollinger Parliamentarian . . . Glenda Abbott Sponsor . . . Miss Vivian Chenault MEMBERS: Don Adkins, Glenda Abbott, Patsy Balch, Jessie Bates, Wanda Beaver, June Bingham, Mary Bolding, Robert Brown, Betty Burroughs, Joy Clark, Jeannine Clay, Barbara Curry, Nancy Darsey, Janelle Dunca n, Lois Estep, Rhonda Edmondson, Pauline Eudaly, Elaine Fairbanks, Elwanda McDonald, Shirley McDonald, Lillie Maresh, James Marshall, Beth Martin, Barbara Maynard, Jennie Lee Melton, Wanda Mikeska, Jose- phine Mills, Joan Mints, Bob Morris, Lola Faye Moses, Mary Lou Murphy, Patsy Naylor, Patsy Nicholson, W. A. Nicholson, Richard Palmer, Dorothy Pavlicek, Sawyer Pearson, Marcella Plymale, Bobby Poyner, Hazel Ruth Ray, Brooksie Roden, Marlene Ritcheson, Jack Roberts, Lillian Slaughter, Sadie Slovacek, Char- lene Foster, Derold Frazier, Louise Gayer, Mary Frances Hall, Nancy Hardin, Loretta Henderson, Joe Hearne, Martha Lynn Hodges, Ralph Hodges, Lu Lee Ingraham, Jerry Johnson, Peggy Jones, Kenan Kenn amer, Jo Anne Knepshield, Noel Knight, Dorothy Kr eager, Bob Kunkel, Ramona London, Nancy Lewis, Alton Spears, Dolores Stanford, Nancy Sullivan, Helane Taylor, Bernadine Thomson, Patricia Tippett, Iris Toliver, Janelle Turner, Dora Valdez, Dorothy Wallace, Joanne Wallis, Mary Claire Webb, Dorothy West, Jack White, Donald Williams, Bill Willmann, Leta Jo York, Shirley Youna. 3 J i ' r a l J. ' jiiiSV 1 ] f ' ; ' ii ia ■  4 ■ ■ • i ■■ a •i. ■ ■ J| GIRLS ' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION OFFICERS President .... Teddie Jo Lucas Vice-President . . . Renie Robertson Secretary .... Barbara Hollway Treasurer Laverle Hays Publicity Chairman . . Virginia Bilderback Pianist Cleta Jordan Parliamentarian . Yvonne Boudreaux Historian Rose Mary Yount General Sports Managers — Mary Beth Ryan Billie Haines Sponsor .... Miss Ouisa Molen MEMBERS Billye Arledge, Jessie Bates, Wanda Beaver, Virginia Bilderback, Gay Blanks, Yvonne Boudreaux, Sonja Brashears, Patsy Bryan, Martha Bubenik, Mary Ann Byrd, Jeannine Clay, Mary Helen Cole, Christine Crenwelge, Janelle Duncan, Virginia Grafa, Patricia Graham, Billie Haines, Laverle Hays, Betty Hamilton, Loretta Henderson, Barbara Holloway, Carolyn Hardegree, Beverly Hunt, Cleta Jordan, Ramona London, Nancy Lewis, Teddie Jo Lucas, Beth Martin, Joyce Mathews, Shirley McDonald, Jennie Lee Melton, Fern Mikeska, Lola Faye Moses, Rena Ru Moore, Mary Lou Murphy, Jerri Page, Marjorie Parish, Theresa Pen- nington, Marcella Plymale, Brooksie Rhoden, Renie Robertson, Sally Ruttle, Mary Beth Ryan, Elizabeth Ripple, Pauline Spradling, Patricia Tippett, Joyce Tomlinson, Pauline Tuck- er, Tonya Woullard, Marjorie Wood, Rose Mary Yount, Mary Claire Webb. JUNIOR HISTORIANS OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Program Chairman Sergeant -at- Arms Sponsor Herby Shahan Gerald Boykin Eleanor White Terry Blake David Butler Miss Grace Bitner MEMBERS Terry Blake, Larry Bogle, David Butler, Wanda Cook, Jimmy Fulton, Mary Jo Hill, Madelon Hunter, Groves Kuykendall, Thomas Moser, Jo Ann Nail, Kenneth Schlaudt, Herby Shahan, James Wayne Snelgrove, Loretta Stewart, Joyce Tomlinson, Larry Dean Wheeler, Eleanor White, June Ann Williams, Knox Williams. T ■ MELODEERS OFFICERS President Joan Park Vice-President .... Jeanne Dickson Secretary . . Araminta McGilvary Reporter Delores Biggs Director .... Miss Jean Barlow MEMBERS Betty Bates, Delores ' Biggs, Hanna Sue Braatelien, Jo Ann Bristow, Sue Bryan, Billie Brymer, Melba Bullock, Joan Chervenka, Nina Comfort, Jeanne Dickson, Virginia Feist, Car- olyn Hardegree, Mary Harris, Mary Beth Hemphill, Patsy Huckabee, Martha Groseclose, Peggy Kevil, Sally Leatherman, Yvonne McCullough, Peggy McDonald, Araminta McGilv- ray, Lillie Maresh, Joan Martin, Marjorie Messer, La Nelle Motl, Joyce Murdock, Mary Ruth Pape, Joan Park, Edna Parmer, Helen Ray, Myrna Loy Ray, Martha Jo Smith, Bonnie Stand- lee, Jo Nell Sullivan, Nona Vickers, Dorothy Whitfield, Margie Williamson, Elizabeth Wilson. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS President .... Donald Goldston Vice-President Bob Roark Secretary Bettie Todd Treasurer Adrian Andersor. Reporter Bobbye Perry Program Chairman . . Aubrey Helbert Sponsor .... Miss Jessie Stapp MEMBERS Adrian Anderson, Donald Goldston, Aubrey Helbert, Bobbye Perry, Bob Roark, Bettie Todd, Marilyn Wachter. [m 4 ii SPECIAL MIXED CHORUS OFFICERS President Vice-President Sec-Treasurer Reporter Parliamentarian Accompaniest Director David Parker Dale Aycock Carolyn Hardegree Nancy Sullivan George Kendall Delores Biggs Miss Jean Barlow MEMBERS Dale Aycock, Betty Bates, Bennie Bearfield, Delores Biggs, June Bingham, Jack Blake, Hanna Sue Braatelien, Bob Breazeale, Jo Ann Bristow, Patsy Bryan, Melba Bullock, Jean Capshaw, Nina Comfort, Charles DeCuir, Jeann e Dickson, Ronda Edmondson, Lois Estep, Kent Fahrenbruch, Virginia Fiest, Delores Fowler, Billy Gilly, Carolyn Hardegree, Mary Harris, Kenneth Hartman, Marcelle Harwell, Mary Beth Hemphill, Patsy Jean Huckabee, George Kendall, Keenan Kennamer, Peggy Kevil, Noel Knight, Leon Krim- bow, Sally Leatherman, Yvonne McCullough, Peggye McDonald, Araminta McGilvray, Marilyn Magee, Lillye Maresh, Joan Mints, Marjorie Messer, Daniel Michalik, Patsy Moon, La Nelle Motl, Joyce Murdock, Richard Palmer, Joan Park, David Parker, Joe Parker, Anita Proctor, Hazel Ruth Ray, Hellen Ray, Myrna Loy Ray Clementina Rios, Jack Roberts, Donald Simmons, Martha Smith, James Snelgrove, Rainey Speed, Bonnie Standlee, Jo Nell Sullivan, Nancy Sullivan, Mildred Jo Tafolla, Bettie Todd, Nona Vickers, Dorothy Whitfield, Margie Williamson, Elizabeth Wilson. MASSED CHORUS Director — Miss Jean Barlow Accompanist — Delores Biggs MEMBERS Mary Beth Attaway, Yvonne Attensil, Patsy Balch, Margaret Bartz, Maxine Berger, Thelma Biggs, Billie Brymer, Lillye Bulger, Betty Burroughs, Pat Cames, Joan Chervenka, Joy Clark, Patsy Cochran, Mildred Collier, Clarice Drgac, Dorothy Edwards, Mary Garner, Patsy Garner, Dorothy Gray, Martha Groseclose, Mary Hall, Nell Harris, Nelta Jones, Pat Kelly, Gaynelle King, Mozelle Lawson, Illene Lollar, Beth Loud- amy Virginia Lyons, Carol McDade, Elwanda McDonald, Barbara Maynard, Fern Mikeska, Patsy Naylor, Doris Neill, Mary Ruth Pape, Betty Parmer, Edna Parmer, Sawyer Pearson, Joy Ratliff, Bobby Ray, Sadie Slovacek, Ruth Sprague, Delores Stanford, Dorothy Stevens, Mildred Strawn, Bernadine Thomson, Janelle Turner, Joan Wallis, Leta Faye West, Maurine Wester, Louise White, Mary Jo White, Barbara Will- iams. SAFETY COUNCIL OFFICERS President Waymon Sinclair Vice-President .... Lee Brewster Secretary .... Marcelle Harwell Reporter Jerry Johnson MEMBERS Joy Alexander, Troy Alexander, Charles Arrott, Dale Aycock, Muriel Bahlmann, Jessie Bates, Lee Roy Behrend, Josephine Bolen, Lee Brewster, Carl Browder, Robert Brown, Bobbie Brumley, Wanda Butts, James Caldwell, Laura Caldwell, Rowe Caldwell, Sidney Chesser, Wanda Cook, James Crosby, T. J. Davis, Clarice Drgac, Hubert Edwards, Charline Foster, BillFulghum, Archie Gandy, Bill Garrett, Joe Guttery, Jean Halfmann, Mary Frances Hall, Kenny Hartman, Madeline Harwell, Marcelle Harwell, Laverle Hays, Dexter Hocker, Dixie Hukel, Louise Jackson, Geraldine Johnson, Jack Johnson, Harvey Jones, Bobby Keene, Jack Kettler, Johnnie Key, Pat Kilgore, Leon Kimbow, Anita Kozelsky, Don Lankford, Illene Lollar, Paul Matheny, Yvonne McCullough, Elwanda McDonald, Jean McKinney, Terrell McMillan, Donald Miller, Ed- ward Miller, Annette Morgan, Jowena O ' Rear, Joe Parker, Dorothy Pavlicek, Sawyer Pearson, Bobby Peiser, Rayburn Pevoto, Anita Proctor, Hazel Ruth Ray, Marlene Ritcheson, Clementine Rios, George Schwartz, Henrietta Shafer, Earl Shahan, Waymon Sinclair, Alton Spears, Ray Stewart, Benny Stuard, Mildred Ta- follo, Jackie Tate, Charles Thompson, Dora Valadez, Joanne Wallis, Jodie Wanoreck, Wayne Warren, Maurine Wester, Louise White , Mary Jo White, Dan Wicker, Gene Williams, Victor Wiedenfield, Roger Williams, J. B. Woffard, Jesse Woodard, Harold Young, Doug Yount. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council, reorganized and enlarged, had many firsts this year. The first student body president was elected by the entire school from popular nominations. Richard Palm- er won the election after a close race with Donald Goldston. Other officers for the new organi- zation were chosen by the council itself. They included Dave Marshall, vice president; and Francis Cox, secretary. Lanis Gross and Mrs. George Todd served as sponsors to the group. The 32 council members drafted a constitution, sponsored the daily scripture reading, pub- lished the student directory, and sent four delegates to the state convention of student councils in El Paso. The council also studied the honor system, presided at assemblies and sponsored the Sock Hop, an all-school dance in the gym. MEMBERS Adrian Anderson, Gerald Baker, Barbara Borger, Betsy Bell, R. B. Barger, Lee Roy Behrend, Jayne Charless, Frances Cox, Nancy Darsey, Peggy Dove, Christelle Dunaway, James Durden, Kent Fahrenbruch, Dorothy Gray, Marcelle Harwell, Doris Jones, Frances Kelly, Barbara Kerr, Mamie Jo Kennedy, Teddie Jo Lucas, Peggye McDonald, Jessie Mc- Gilvray, Janet McShan, Dave Marshall, Richard Palmer, Bobby Perry, Pat Pope, Helen Hope Schuch, George Strebeck, Pauline Spradling, Benny Walker, Dorla Whitt. Mid-term additions: Wanda Beaver, John Donaldson, Don Goldston, Franklyn Jones, Harold Seals. SWING AND TURN CLUB Sponsor — Ralph Emerson MEMBERS Joe Bunch, Robert Collett, Frances Cox, Lalene Dodson, Billy Gilley, Joe Guttery, Joe Hearne, Betty Hubbard, Lu Lee Ingram, Harvey Jones, Jessie McGilvray, Mary Nunn, Lea Smith, Benny Stuard, Don Young. THESPIANS ONE-STAR THESPIANS: Ralph Hodges Jennie Lee Melton MEMBERS Glenda Abbott, Jessie Bates, Wanda Beaver, Lee Roy Behrend, June Bingham, Bobbie Brumley, Frances Cox, Joe Guttery, Nancy Hardin, Ralph Hodges, Dorothy Kreager, Shirley McDonald, Jessie McGilvray, Harold Man- ning, Jennie Lee Melton, Gregg Metcalf, Wanda Mikeska, Bob Morris, Joe Morrow, Richard Palmer, Edgar Peck, Bobbye Perry, Bobby Poyner, Hazel Ruth Ray, Bob Roark, Jack Roberts, Nancy Sullivan, Patricia Tippett, Iris Toliver, Bill Willmann, Eldon Wright. TRADES AND INDUSTRIES OFFICERS President Don Young Vice-President .... Stuart Herring Secretary-Treasurer . . Dorothy Jo Haynie Sgt.-at-Arms Charles Long Reporter Mary Nunn Sponsor L. K. Kinsey MEMBERS Harold Adams, Joy Alexander, James Berry, Colleen Brickey, Arden Chandler, Pat Fountain, Glenn Fuqua, Alton Gilbert, Olan Hardman, Dorothy Haynie, Floyd Henry, Stuart Herring, Mary Jo Hill, Franklyn Jones, Hardy Keel, Bob Kunkel, Charles Long, Jessie McGilvray, Larry Mills, Charles Nun- ley, Mary Nunn, Grady Oates, Carpathia Olsen, Bryan Price, Glenda Reece, William Roberts, Jimmy Sanford, Richard Schuman, Frances Seward, Paul Willis, Don Young. By their friendliness, their helpfulness, you shall know them . . . those students here given ' Top Billing ' by the Westerner. Photo by Atkinson CAPC Belle Beau LALENE DODSON AND WAYNE WARREN Flagbearers NANCY HARDIN AND MARY LOU MURPHY HAROLD MANNING Harold Manning was the winner of the senior play ticket sales campaign. He sold 54 tickets single-handed during the two-week drive. Group winner was Mary Nunn ' s aggregation. Selling with her to win were Betty Burroughs, Frances Cox, Joe Guttery, Bobby Johnson, Jessie Mc- Gilvray, Joe Morrow, Mildred Jo Tafolla, Jack White, Bill Willmann, Nina Com- fort, Norman Key, Billy Carl Sheffield, Ann McWhorter and Don Modgling. LETA JO YORK FFA Sweetheart T. J, DAVIS Drum Major J ■ c JERRY JOHNSON Sweetheart Pholo by Atkins ll I I 1 i NORMAN KEY Alternate Drum Maior ?:m i LOIS ESTEP •Alternate Sweetheart Photo by Atkinson JUNIOR PROM V m f-%3. rm Beau LEE ROY BEHREND Y BOBCAT CHEER LEADERS— Left to right : Gay Blanks, junior; Sally Ruttle, junior; Wanda Butts, senior head leader; Joyce Matthews, sophomore; and Annette Morgan, senior. CHEERING ALTERNATES— Virginia Grata, junior alternate; and Minelle Smith, sophomore alternate. Joanne Boothe, senior alternate is not pic- tured. BUY YOUR LINE-UPS HERE — Top row: salesmen Hazel Ruth Ray, head salesman Frances Cox, Joann Knep- shield; second row: Marcella Ply- male, Courtenay Skeete, Helene Hope Schuch; bottom row: Susan Mayfield, Nancy Williams, and Pat- sy Garner. A quick review of the sports scene in SAHS through the lens of the Westerner camera. - « Ag ame — a football tilt with color and thrills (o fans — and heart- break and triumph and happiness and pain to the guys who play it. A tootball game — the classic Abilene — San Angelo battle, November 25. nphis is it — the kick-off — this is tension and excitement and a half scared feeling pounding beneath a white jersey with orange numerals. r-i Bobcats ' ball on their own 15 — fhis is offense — hammering forward inch by inch — pitting skill and muscle power against a determined foe. On the defensive now — straining to foresee what the Eagles plan — gambling everything to hold that line. The first quarter — finally the half — time out but keep fighting, keep slugging it out for hours — plunging through the line and getting thrown back. mm—L And then it happens — a lone figure streaks for the double stripe — a touchdown — six points for the Bobcats on the scoreboard — a touch of the promised triumph. ■■■■ --■ •-■ ' ■: - ■ ..■■ .-•; : . . . ■■.: .. ■ ' .■-■ : ' ■.- ' ;.■: ' •■• v...- The end — the crowd mills, leaves — no, the Bobcats didn ' t win — score, as the announcer says in a flat tone, six to seven in favor of Abilene — a tired dusty 11 head for the showers and home. ip gg The stars of that reel, of that game, of the season, were the 1948 Bobcats. Front row, left to right: Kenneth Martin, manager; Dwight Trice, Clifford Rowland, John Harris, Lewis Wood- ward, Jimmy Watts, Rastus Schleyer, Sam McKnight, Ray Barrett, Gerald Baker, Denny Southworth, Buddy Goode, and Willis Williams, manager. Back row, left to right: Coach C. L. Storrs, Head coach H. R. Ramsey, Terrell McMillan, Walter Hoes, Billy Gilley, Loren Reed, Del Roy Jezek, Bobby Clatterbuck, Roy Morris, Jimmy Magill, Joval Eblen, Joe Stewart, Mike Roberts, Bernard Petty, Edward Hartman, Pat Hall and coach J. M. Moffett. THE SEASON San Angelo Denison 25 San Angelo 20 Lubbock 13 San Angelo San Angelo 33 Mineral Wells 6 6 Arlington Heights 20 San Angelo 20 Lamesa 6 San Angelo 6 Odessa 33 San Angelo 20 Midland 27 San Angelo 13 Big Spring San Angelo 6 Sweetwater 54 San Angelo 6 Abilene 7 ' 4 £0v PAT HALL, back One year BOBBY CLATTERBUCK. back One year CLIFFORD ROWLAND, back One year WALTER SCHLEYER, center Two years MIKE ROBERTS, end One year sam Mcknight, tackle Two years JIMMY WATTS, guard One year EDWARD HARTMAN, center One year BERNARD PETTY, end One year DEL ROY JEZEK, guard One year RAY MORRIS. Captain Most Valuable Player Two years BILLY GILLEY, back One year LEWIS WOODWARD, guard One year TERRELL McMILLAN. tackle One year DWIGHT TRICE, back One year JOVAL EBLEN, end One year GERALD BAKER, back One year JOE STEWART, end One year ROY MORRIS Reserve letterman JOHN HARRIS Reserve letterman WALTER HOES Reserve letterman DENNY SOUTHWORTH Reserve letterman BUDDY GOODE Reserve letterman LOREN REED Reserve letterman JIMMY MAGILL Reserve letterman RAY BARRETT Reserve letterman The directors of the football reel — the coaches of the Bobcats do much to inspire the winning and spirit of a season. They are J. M. Moffett, backfield coach; Herschel Ramsey, head coach and C. L. Storrs, line coach. The fellows on the bench — Coach Dillon gives a briefing before sending in re-inforcements. THE KITTENS The scrappy aggregation known as the Kitten football team played a full season with the B teams of other 3-AA con- tenders. Several of the outstanding play- ers won reserve letters from the Bobcats as well as gaining valuable experience with the Kittens. Coach Jack Dillon in- structed the following players: John Donaldson, Harold Hardy, Gary Sander- ford, Clarence Barrett, Paul Matheny, Jimmy Joe Russell, Buddy Goode, Tommy Robinson, Ted Babb, Jerry Williams, For- rest Mayo, Claude Tatum, James Durden, Lindy Vautrain, Donald Baker, George Kendall, Gerald Boykin, Rayburn Pevoto, Marlin Kahns, Jerry Sykes, Loren Reed, Jack Broome, Ray Barrett, Joel Howerton, Joe Parker, Bob Babb, Bob Graham, Billy Cook, David Butler, Jack Purcell, Howell Whitsitt, George Cantrell, Earle English, John Harris, Tommy Nasworthy, Gene Staas, Alton Sargent, Carl Browder, and Rusty Seitz. Unscrambling after a play — Barrett comes into the game Donaldson, Boykin, and Russell reconnoiter. , Down he goes — Donaldson, Sykes, and Whitsitt add some more yardage to the Kitten total. The extra point and the score is 7-0 — Kendall gets away a high one to pile up another all-important point. Kittens in action — Sanderford with Boykin ' s help forges ahead for a first down. The harrowing moment — the ball hurtles toward the basket — a gasp — and it ' s in The Bobcat cagers kept the winter sports reel full of thrills and high sportsmanship. For the third year in a row the Cats went to district play-off before defeat. In every game the spirit of a hard-playing team and a conscientious coach showed it- self. Bobcat gym was the scene of many close games — the Lamesa upset, the heart-break- er that Brownwood won. In the echoing cavern of that build- ing the success of an untried five often hung in the balance. A little iellow grows tall — a towering spring — and another two points are tallied tor the Bobcats. Jump ball — split second timing and getting up tustest with the mostest push . Now legal — time-out coaching — war council with Coach Kiick — iest and a towel to mop off with. The twisting leap — Bobcat trade mark — rangy center turning fast — neat deposit of the ball in the basket. Fast break — an agile figure flash- ing across the court — a high, straight pass — and up, over, and a score. The Bobcat cagers, solid trouble in 3-AA competition, trained under the direction of Coach John Kiick. Lettermen are front row, left to rig ht: Joe Parker, manager; Rastus Schleyer, David Parker, Clifford Rowland, Pat Hall, James Smith, manager. Back row, left to right : George Kendall, Joval Eblen, Roy Morris, Jimmy Magill, Bill Oney, Ray Morris and Bobby Clatterbuck. THE SEASON San Angelo 40 Lake View 31 San Angelo 38 Abilene 41 San Angelo 27 Brownwood 31 San Angelo 19 Lamesa 15 San Angelo 41 Lake View 26 San Angelo 42 Big Lake 24 San Angelo 41 Abilene 30 San Angelo 39 Sweetwater 36 San Angelo 35 Midland 42 San Angelo 50 Odessa 32 San Angelo 41 Sweetwater 33 San Angelo 17 Lamesa 25 San Angelo 48 Midland 42 San Angelo 44 Odessa 26 San Angelo 41 Abilene 30 San Angelo 32 Lamesa 35 CLIFFORD ROWLAND, forward Co-captain, two years RASTUS SCHLEYER, guard One year PAT HALL, forward Co-captain, one year BOBBY CLATTERBUCK, guard and center One year RAY MORRIS, forward Winner of the free throw trophy One year BILL ONEY. guard One year DAVID PARKER, forward One year JOVAL EBLEN, guard and center One year ROY MORRIS, center Most valuable player for ' 49 Two years GEORGE KENDALL, One year guard JIMMY MAGILL, center One year THE BOBCAT B TEAM The B team, beginning cagers who gain experience and know-how in this year ' s pre- liminary training, had guite a successful season against the 3-AA B teams. Coach John Kiick handled the B sguad. THE SEASON San Angelo 26 Lake View 24 San Angelo 35 Brownwood 24 San Angelo 29 Brownwood 27 San Angelo 35 Lake View 17 San Angelo 43 Big Lake 16 San Angelo 36 Sweetwater 25 San Angelo 38 Odessa 32 San Angelo 49 Sweetwater 31 San Angelo 39 Lamesa 23 San Angelo 43 Midland 36 San Angelo 19 Odessa 36 San Angelo 24 Abilene 30 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE San Angelo San Angelo San Angelo San Angelo San Angelo San Angelo San Angelo San Angelo San Angelo San Angelo San Angelo San Angelo San Angelo San Angelo 12 Barnhart 23 Ozona 15 Sonora 58 Water Valley 28 18 Menard 32 Menard 37 Eldorado 37 Water Valley 35 Sonora 39 Junction 35 Junior High 54 Barnhart 26 Menard 24 Menard 27 Del Rio 23 Eldorado 7C 22 71 O -ft Q J v) £fi £| fit - L 1 t — Bottom row: Bill Fulghum, Bob Graham, Bill Cervenka, John Donaldson, Lewis Matthews, Melvin Mclntire, Billy Gilley, Loren Reed, James Smith, manager; Jack Dillon, coach. Second row: Clifford Rowland, Stanley Sedgwick, Groves Kuykendall, Jimmy Magill, Jerry Williams, Buddy Goode, Lewis Raiborn, Joe Russell, Pat Hall, Gerald Baker, Lee Weaver, manager. TRACK A young, inexperienced track team with plenty of speed and eligibility gave the Bobcats a good start this year. Buddy Goode, Pat Hall, Billy Gilley and the relay team of Hall, Row- land, Goode and Gerald Baker placed in the district meet and gualified for region. Hall brought home a regional first in 220 dash and Buddy Goode placed second in the 100 and the 220 dashes. The relay squad came in second. oing down — landing in the ' oad jump Determination and grimness in the dashes Arrested motion — 100 yard dash og 1ta Batter up and .... the pitcher winds up Strike — A swing with power and concentration BASEBALL SCHEDULE March 15 March 18 March 22 March 25 March 29 April 1 April 12 April 15 April 19 April 26 April 29 May 6 May 10 May 12 Ballinger in San Angelo Ballinger in Ballinger Winters in Winters Abilene in San Angelo Midland in Midland Sweetwater in San Angelo Odessa in Odessa Lamesa in San Angelo Abilene in San Angelo Sweetwater in Sweetwater Big Spring in Big Spring Odessa in San Angelo Lamesa in Lamesa Abilene in San Angelo Bottom row: Earle English, Alton Sargent, Donald Baker, David Parker, Lawrence Taylor, John Harris. Second row: Joe Parker, manager; Donald Scott, Johnny Montis, Ray Barrett, Bill Marschall, manager; J. M. Moffett, coach. Third row: C. L. Storrs, coach; Bobby Beall, Bobby Clatterbuck, Kenneth Martin , Rastus Schleyer, Ed Hartman, and Bill Fox. ! f 9 Bottom row : Bill Herring, Bill Oney, Charles Harber, Bo Ransom, Roland Hoyt, Dick Alford, Robert Grisham, Donn Rice, John Bramblett. Second row: Coach Claude Wooley, Troy Tuck- er, Roy Jorgensen, Bob Nickel, Sammy Abbott, Jerry Sykes, Jimmy Cox, George Strebeck. Third row: Bob Harris, Mike Kalitzas, Harold Schwertner, Kenneth Gunter, Benny Walker, David Herring. TENNIS The tennis hopefuls, coached by Mr. Claude Wooley, showed up well in the UIL meets and in the invitational tourneys. Charles Harber and Bill Oney lost boys ' doubles in the semi-final matches of the district meet. Bill Herring took the singles title in that meet. He also won a first in the regional meet in Abilene. SCHEDULE March 19 — Sweetwater Invitational — Oney and Herring won doubles March 26 — San Angelo Invitational — Oney and Herring won doubles; Charles Harber took second in singles April 5 — Abilene tournament — Oney and Herring won doubles April 9 — District Meet — Bill Herring took singles; Oney and Harber got second in doubles April 23 — Regional Meet — Abilene — Herring entered singles— includes Districts 3-4-5 Floor scrubbing — cleanliness next to - - -. GAA leads out — PE monitors GIRLS ' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Concessions — annual Bluebonnet relays VOLLEYBALL TEAM MEMBERS Wanda Butts Yvonne Boudreaux Ernestine Bush Wanda Cook Mamie Jean Cope Barbara Hollway Fern Mikeska Elizabeth Rypple Pauline Spradling June Ann Williams Coach Jewel Pye Cut From The Sports Reel A few backward peeks at some of the people and events by which we re- member the school year. For the school year 1948-49 — the picture taking ' And J shall uphold -- — presidential candidates v •■•. ' . ' Hall downed on the 40 — hist district game Loyal Bobcat fans — bonfire ay the river Sweethearts — coronation amid pomp and circumstance Sing a song of Christmas — choraJ concert Ice and snow — little mischief in all Flurry and thrill — Bobcat gym and basketball Back to the grind — the last pep rally ' Percival ' s Other Wife ' s Step-sister — Westerner Week Fat Stock Show — sheep, lambs and little pigs Get your files straight — flodeo parade . Advertising — senior play cast on a truck Gym and dancing — Fun and Frolic — special dubs Senior feast — the annual banquet All year long — woik part-time and aitei school Put your little foot — the Student Council Sock Hop Tzophies and winners — the Bluebonnet Belles KID DAY FRIDAY, MAY 13 Little senior kids journeyed by chartered bus to the E. M. de Berry ranch near Sonora for the celebration of Kid Day. Swimming, loafing in the sun, the sack races, and of course, the chow line were the chief sources of amusement. Even though the date was Friday, May 13, no accident befell the Kids. The tie-tying contest that ended in a tie What else but a que for food and plenty of it. HOME ON THE RANCH WITH THE FUTURE FARMERS Terrell McMillan displays his grand champio animal was declared winner of the Tom Gr held prior to the March Rodeo. ross bred lamb. The County Stock Show Milton Arrott shows the first place Duroc Je Tom Green County Stock Show. Projects are an important part of the FFA pro- gram. Individual interprises such as this field of high grade c otton grown, cultivated and har- vested by Jack Johnson, are not unusual. Vocational Agriculture class studies surveying. Every year the bound- aries of SAHS are measured again by the eager surveyors of the FFA. Soil testing is another part of the class work of the FFA. Mr. E. E. Young, sponsor, demonstrates with Charles Sanders ' help. The Daughters of the American Republic sponsored a cotton dress contest among FHA members which brought these creations into being. Wearing their own handiwork are Evelyn Manitzas, June Probst, Elida Talivera, Helen Lieber, Mary Ellen McKenzie, Betty Whittle, Velma Green, and Doris Coe. Christmas cheer via a food parcel to Europe! FHA members pack a box to send to the starving in foreign lands. Tradition has been broken this year as boys have joined the FHA. One of the brave males, Ralph Hodges, is in the background. Members of a food class sit down to a self cooked meal. The FHA, sponsored by Miss Ina Jones and Miss Frances Epps, has met during class time in foods and clothing classes this year. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS AT HOME CHORAL MUSIC A massed chorus of sixty voices sang the old Bach chorale Jesu, Joy Of Man ' s Desiring with flute obligato in the Christ- mas concert Sing A Song Of Christmas . Also included were Russian and American Christmas carols with special dancing accompanying them. i The Melodeers or special groups of Melodeers do many out-of-school programs for civic organ- izations and radio sponsors. Here a group of Melodeers prepare a radio program. Included are Jeanne Dickson, Mary Harris, Bonnie Standlee, Miss Jean Barlow, director; Joan Park, Mary Ruth Pape, Joan Martin, Carolyn Hardegree, Joyce Murdock and accompanist Delores Biggs. Lone male is tenor soloist Clark Wynne. The chorus even took to marching. Not permanently but for a special between- halves formation the robed chorus marched and sang O n w a r d Christian Sol- diers . With new, spacious practise room with spec- ially designed seating, the chorus can be counted on to stay at home and not offer competition to the band. Most pictures ol the Bobcat Band show it marching. As a fixture of the parades and celebrations of San Angela it gets a lot of practice marching! Bobcat Stadium and the Bobcat Band. It is hard to think of one without the other. Drum- major T. J. Davis and Jerry Johnson lead the between-halves formation. More parades — the Rodeo parade. The Band has acted as the official rodeo band lor many years, playing for all perfor- mances. INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC The High School Orchestra, only organization of its kind in West Texas, went a three day concert tour to San Antonio, Austin and Luling this year. Keeping the shelves stocked is the bus- iness ol Adela Camerena on her DE job. Over-the-counter salesmanship counts. lames Crosby (ills out an invoice after a sale. Selling is the main objective ol the DE program and Ethelene Braun seems well on her way to convincing her customer that buying should be her objective. DISTRIBUTIVE I EDUCATION The San Angelo unit of Distributive Educa- tion has offered training to 38 students during this school year. Early in 1949, president Billy Crockett, secretary Doris Jones and Pat Kelly, accompanied by coordinator Lanis Gross at- tended the state DE meet in Ft. Worth. There Pat was elected historian of the state organi- zation and San Angelo was named the con- vention city for 1950. Members of the DE club concentrate on the selling and advertising part of the business world. Through class room study and practi- cal experience they learn the essentials of cus- tomer courtesy, selling technigues and person- ality development. San Angelo DE group U Justifiably proud of Pat Kelly, who was elect- ed historian at the state DE meet In Ft Worth this year. T k Advertising is such an Important phase of merchandising that it Is included under the DE program, too. Don Miller plans the layout for a super collossal sale. Richard Schuman arranges a bouquet job. Florists, draftsmen, skilled technic business men are trained under the all-: his T I-sponsored ■„ mechanics, and asive T I program. ■HL. FT %- MMW mk m How to Be a Good Secretary — T I offers on the job ex- perience to secretarial training students. Glenda Reece types, files and gets valuable know-how on her job. TRADES AND INDUSTRIES The part-time training program of the Trades and Industries group has provided on-the-job education to 36 boys and girls. Under the T I system each is assigned a training station in the particular professional field he desires to learn. In an hour class period he learns the finesse of the trade. During the afternoon he puts this into practice on the job. Careful super- vision by program coordinator L. K. Kinsey brings individual attention and interest to the training station bosses and employees. Laboratory technicians grow and flourish under part-time train- ing. Carpethia Olsen practices on Co-ordinator Kinsey. Photography is but one ol the many fields in which T I offers training. Bob Kunkel, who works part-time at Atkinson Studio, displays the finished picture as it is developed. i° c a« d „ e ° , -tfS Cot . d °Pe 8 ' A e _° n e „ io °« S ' Of t . ? ' «io O o u ' ' _  c 0( . ' «efc «?•. c ' ° Pencil. as all ■ alisn, Co-editor Dorothy Kreager and news editor Nancy Sullivan take to typewriters to head up the news. They struggle with the head schedule and the unpredictable count. How can we ever lit that baseball story in here? ponder sports editor Walter Schleyer, business managor Lois Estep, feature editor Bettie Todd, and co-editor Elaine Fairbanks as the dummy takes shape. The leaders of evaluation asked the Campus Corral staff and sponsor what the aim of the paper was. A long period of pondering and wond- ering ensued. The staff couldn ' t pin down the exact purpose or manage to put that elusive something into words. Perhaps the student body and fac- ulty of SAHS are the best judges of the why and wherefore of the Corral, News coverage, editorial comment and feature nonsense — but the Cor- ral is more. To the staff it is some- thing personal which sees the light of day only after struggle and toil. The Corral is partly theirs. Therefore its reason for being. THE CAMPUS CORRAL The proud history of the Corral is told in the AU-American rating given it by University of Minnesota ' s critical newspaper service, last year. Ramona Landon, Mary Lou Murphy, and Bobbie Brumley look at the framed evidence of act on the office wall. THE CAMPUS CORRAL Published every two weeks by the Journalism Students of San Angelo High School, San Angelo, Texas STAFF Co-Editors Dorothy J. Kreager, Elaine Fairbanks Business Manager Lois Estep News Editor Nancy Sullivan Feature Editor Bettie Todd Sports Editor Walter Schleyer Girls ' Sports Glenda Abbott Exchange Editor Bobbye Perry Editorial Board Bernadine Thomson, Mary Lou Murphy Advertising Solicitors .... Ann Perry, Nancy Hardin Reporters Frances Barnes, Virginia Bilder- back, Mary Bolding, George Brown, Bobbie Brum- ley, Wanda Butts, Ramona Landon, Elwanda Mc- Donald, Rhodes Morgan, Hazel Ruth Ray, Helen Hope Schuch, James Marshall. Faculty Adviser Ed. B. Cole And the presses finally roll! The Corral becomes an actuality after all the blood, sweat and tears that ' have been shed to make it. MEET ME IN ST. LOUIS Meet Me In St. Louis, Louie; meet me at the fair . This line of lyrics from the popular song might well have been the theme of the 1949 senior play. And it was — for the scene was St. Louis in 1903 before the World ' s Fair. The cast had a gay time munching chicken legs and fudge and swallowing chicken hearts. They also doused each other with water and threw the cat, Lady Babbie, around. Four sisters of the Smith family were the main plotters in the plot and the boy friends of the two older sisters furnish the romantic touch. Trouble came in the form of a move to New York just as the Fair was start- ing. Therefore enter the dummy, the water bombs and the thrown cat. P. S. They won out and stayed in St. Louis. Grandpa tells a tall to keep him going. to Agnes while Glenda Abbott as Katie Iv ludge The workers behind the to be a finished producti prompters, props, wardrobe, publicity, and stage crew must be Heads of these various vital services gather lor last minute briefing. the job for the play A play can only be as good as its crew. Meet Me In St. Louis must have had a good crew. Work- ing hard to make it a success were prompters Bonnie Standlee and Wanda Cook; publicity com- mitteemen Dorothy Kreager, Jack Kettler, Don Miller, and La Nelle Motl; wardrobe committee Bettie Todd, Colleen Brickey, Dixie Hukel, Muriel Bahlman, Fern Mikeska, William Roberts, Stuart Herring and Jack Johnson; make-up helpers Lillye Lee Bulger, Sally Leatherman, Marion Phillips, Mary Ellen McKenzie and Dorothy Pavlicek; props committeemen Bobby Poynor, Willis Williams, Charles Nunley, and Loretta Henderson; stage crewmen Don Young and Benny Stuard. Ushers were Dorothy Haynie, Ronda Edmondson, Anita Koselsky, Pat Fountain, Adela Camarena, Mildred Tafolla, Charline Foster, Glenda Reece and Clarke Wynne. Ticket sales were handled by R. J. Derby, Ernestine Bush, Don Goldston, Aubrey Helbert, Annette Morgan, Virginia Pearse, Mary Nunn, Bobby Gabbert, Wayne Hudgens, and Peggye McDonald. Bobbye Perry, as Rose, and Joe Guttery as John Sheppard, played the romantic leads in Meet Me In St. Louis . Those notes are fifteen pages of apologies for their guarrel. MEET ME IN ST. LOUIS CAST Mr. Smith Ralph Hodges Mrs. Smith Frances Cox Rose Smith Bobbye Perry Esther Smith Bobby Brumley Agnes Smith Nancy Hardin Tootie Smith Jessie McGilvray Lon Smith Billy Crockett Ida Boothby Marcelle Harwell Katie Glenda Abbott Grandpa Bill Willmann Fred Gregory Lee Brewster Lucille Pentard Betty Burroughs Mrs. Waughop Martha Smith John Sheppard Joe Guttery Mr. Dodge Eldon Wright Mr. Duffey Bob Roark Conductor Stuart Herring Director Miss Vivian Chenault The Fosters — the Mr. and Mrs. and two beaming kiddies. Hannah, the maid, stays in the background and eyes the angelic Randolph with distrust. He can ' t stay out oi mischief for long at a time. During the grind of rehearsals Judy and Randolph — Bob Morris — sweat out their line while Director Chenault and the remaining cast relax with cokes. Prompter Shirley McDonald is still faithfully on the job, too. A DATE WITH JUDY The radio and movie hit A Date With Judy came to life on the municipal auditorium stage Decem- ber 3 under the sponsorship of Footlighters. Footlighter members composed the cast, crew, and various committees necessary to production. The play was directed by Miss Vivian Chenault. The cast included Jennie Lee Melton, Iris Toliver, Barbara Curry, Bob Morris, Edgar Peck, Patricia Tippett, Gregg Metcalf, Wanda Mikeska, Joan Bollinger, Janelle Duncan, Louise Gayer, Jack Rob- erts, Ralph Hodges and Mary Lou Murphy. The plot concerned Judy ' s trials and tribulations while attempting to beat trie slacks off Tootsie Whiteman . Needless to say she finally did but Tootsie had to break out with hives in the meantime. Gregg Metcalj — makes appropriately romantic sounds to Judy Lee Melton — as he tries his new song out lor her. Looks like she but poor Oogie isn ' t the only man in Judy ' s lite so his trouble yet over. Janelle Duncan recites lor Broadway producer Jacl Roberts. Even though her performance wasn ' t well re ceived she got a swell chance to orate the sea, thi sea, the open sea! . TPhe name we read was Miss Gwladys Cowles. The diminutive teacher - - had come to have her picture made for the Westerner at the first of school. Conversation was next to impossible as her Welsh brogue was thick and our Texas drawl slow. The picture was made, however, and turned out well. As the year has progressed the whole student body has learned to know and love Miss Cowles. She has given special talks for home rooms. She has been endlessly patient with the questions of countless reporters and just interested Texans. And we have learned to understand her without an inter- preter! Now in a short while Miss Cowles will return to her native Wales. We are much more than sorry to see her go. She is a fascinating addition to San Angelo High School. And so to you. Miss Cowles, the Westerner staff dedicates this page, as a small token of the appreciation of all SAHS. n On a Sunday afternoon Weird and weary When you and 1 were young Way back when Hid n ' seek? This ' Il stump you- ' Jl bunch of goons Something ' s crooked Rid ' em cowboy Gruesome twosome Down by the old mill stream Looks like lun SAN ANGELO CITY LIMIT POP 54663 Tough customers Pro-pop rally Boniir doln ' g B«(:re r«h arial And h« said Comfortable? Typical T xan« Good ' box office ' means public support . . . and the Westerner is fortunate in having the back- ing of San Angelo ' s leading businessmen. Forward With West Texas Serving West Texas Since 1913 ( l iJut QreerCa COMPLIMENTS OF cTommu Quick Men 1 UPcar FINE CLOTHING FOR MEN AND YOUNG MEN San Angelo Wool Company 504 S. Oakes Get The Habit! No habit is more important than that of reading a good daily newspaper. It is a must for Americans if our democracy is to continue. 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Dodge-Plymouth and Dodge Trucks Harris and Irving SAN ANGELO, TEXAS PARTS SERVICE 4124 WE— — Your P ifaiseToftylsGoodWith Ray 116 S CHAOBOUBHt PHONC Sir Where The Kids Congregate ROOSEVELT DRUG IN ROOSEVELT HOTEL Acme Sheet Metal Air Conditioning Sheet Metal Contractors Stainless Steel Products Dial 3256 General Repairs 12 W. Harris Jewel Humphrey — M. C. Humphrey Joe N. Johnson COMPLIMENTS OF The San Angelo Business College QUARTER-CENTURY HARD-EARNED EXPERIENCE WHERE YOU GAIN EFFICIENCY SAVE TIME AND MONEY 209 Vz S. Chadbourne Phone 3660 Compliments of LUBY ' S CAFETERIA Congratulations, Seniors L 114 S.Irving Phone 3326 ■ j. Distinctive Ladies Apparel W. W. Bill Casselberry CONOCO SERVICE STATION 502 N. Van Buren Dial 6073 KIMBELL ANGELO CO. Wholesale Groceries Dial Dial 3171 Ice A West Texas Institution Serving West Texas Milk - Butter - Ice Cream 445 South Oakes Street Phone 6767 McCLURE ' S BAKERY 1502 W. Beauregard Phone 7412 KODAKS FILMS FINISHING CENTRAL DRUG COMPANY 216 S. Chadboume Bates-Cavitt Lumber Co. Lumber Building Material Ave D Oakes Phone 4173 EAT, DRINK, and BE MERRY Who knoweth what tomorrow may bring BEST OF EATS — BEST OF DRINKS When in town don ' t fail to call and see us! THE ELITE CAFE J. S. BROSS — Owner and Manager ARMSTRONG BROS LUMBER CO _ w 111 ARMSTRONG BROS. LUMBER CO. DEALERS IN BUILDING MATERIALS San Angelo, Texas Compliments of JOE B. BLAKENEY WOOL WAREHOUSE San Angelo, Texas CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS! Hollywood Style Shoppe (The streamlined store between Harris-Luckett and Perkins Drug) Phone 7623 112 S. Chadbourne BEST FOR WEAR AND WEATHER A complete line of decorative materials, including paints, var- nishes, lacquers, enamels, lino- leums, wall coverings and paint- ing accessories. WHERE TO BUY IT Cook Paint Varnish Co., 116 S. Irving . . 5020 Compliments of Schuch Motor Co., Inc. South Oakes At East Beauregard San Angelo, Texas Buick - Pontiac NATIONALLY ADVERTISED Watches and Jewelry Luggage Center Of West Texas 23 SO.CMADBOURNE ST. SAN ANOELO ff OLCOMBE- IR LANTON Print lT RlNITFRY Appreciate Anything ■M5 ylviiN l £ rv l Everything MANUFACTURING STATIONERS OFFICE OUTFITTERS W Beauregard SaN AnGELO.TeXAS Dial4161 MODERN MOTORS Complete Automotive Service Body and Fender Repair and Painting AAA Road Service — Wrecker Service Dial 7124 The Modern Design For ' 49 Hudson Best Wishes of XOM iREllOClt, Lc. GENERAL | CONTRACTORS X San Angelo, Texas WRIGHT MOTOR CO. V. H. WRIGHT R. W. MOORE J. R. Murray Service Station HUMBLE PRODUCTS 2200 W. Beau. Dial 3600 Sckonnock Equipment VKlanu|actu  lfx j Co. MANUFACTURES OF ALL KINDS OF STEEL EQUIPMENT PHONE 7109 E A SCHONROCK Cable Dump Trailers eoi w. iith st San Angelo. Texas Horto ib. fojftft INSUDANCC San Anfteto Kenley REALTORS PROPERTY MANAGEMENT REAL ESTATE LOANS GENERAL INUSRANCE 2 So. Chadbourne Phone 6734 EATS cX $U?tk 1717 W. Beauregard Phone 3164 Serve Anv Parts of Chicken St. Angelus Hotel Red Cruse Jeweler Nationally Advertised Watches 8 West Beauregard u SYSTE FOOD STORES XtOUTV tottovm 2Moa w r MIMMSA  J 06MO M %.QiN Mttt tit SAN ANGELO TRANSFER COMPANY Bonded Warehouse San Angelo, Texas 116 W. Fourth St. Dial 6100 J. H. RUSSELL Realtor RANCH PROPERTIES MORTGAGE LOANS FIRE INSURANCE Rust Building Phone 6306 Ricci ' s Beauty Center Southwest ' s Most Complete Beauty Salon 1518 W. Beuaregard Dial 3622 COMPLIMENTS Caldwell-Keyes PAINT AND GLASS CO. STEVES RANCH HOUSE leoau Ml -COUSIN ' Sf A FOODS FAMOUS STEAKS MEXICAN DISHES SCHERZ fMLRSEIRY LANDSCAPE SERVICE 216 East Avenue K Dial 4988-4 SAN ANGELO, TEXAS B H HARDWARE CO. 308— 16N.Chadbourne Gustine ' s Lunch Room 103 No. Main St. Where you can get a delicious Sandwich or hamburger. Short-orders, good home-made pies, ice cream, and candies. Looking To The Future WE ARE ALWAYS GLAD TO HAVE YOUNG PEOPLE COME IN TO SEE US. WE WELCOME THEIR ACCOUNTS HOWEVER MODEST, AND RECOGNIZE THAT IN GIVING THEM PERSONAL ATTENTION AND INTERESTED SERVICE. WE ARE SERVING NOT ONLY THEIR FUTURE BUT THE FUTURE OF SAN ANGELO AS WELL. FIRST NATIONAL BANK SAN ANGELO, TEXAS 1882 TIME-TESTED SERVICE 1949 COSMETICS Caia Nome DuBarry Ayers Helena Rubinstein Yardley Max Factor Lentheric Lucien Lelong FOUNTAIN PENS Parker Sheaifer Eversharp MEN ' S TOILETRIES Yardley Stag Lentheric Old Spice Seaforth Prescriptions Priced Right Delivered Promptly Perkins Drug Co. The REXALL Store ¥ COOPER GAS CO. £ay 3t Wlik Jto KU Jbt DKzm S £ Quit C i RILNDLY LOOKER Sfxoi 1119 SOUTH OAKES STREET SAN ANGELO. TEXAS Mr. ft Mrs. Herschel Summerlin Day or Night Dial 7169 from Santa Rita Wool Company 701 Rust St. Ph. 3320 ssi 90 , ? o ce Sporting Goods Home and Auto Supplies Toys IF IT ' S IN TOWN YOU ' LL FIND IT AT ROBERTS BROS. Auto Lee Stores Oscar O. Pace Compliments 218 S. Oakes Phone 9171 Wool Growers Central Storage Company WOOL -MOHAIR SAN ANGELO, TEXAS Beal Co. DECORATORS Town and Country Decorators, Inc. 401 WEST 26TH AUSTIN Fine Fabrics Draperies of Charm Carpeting of Distinction 1009 West Beauregard Phone 7596 . . . presented by decorators glad to respect your limitations and capUe of correlating an individual scneme reflecting you and your home. Especially made to your order. « Glty flower Shop T. H. (SLIM) MCCREERY, OWNER 127 EAST BEAUREGARD San Angelo. Texas W. H. ALEXANDER CABINET SHOP Phone 4855-1 705 South Oakes St. San Angelo, Texas A Bobcat Headquarters Matheny s Pharmacy F. E. DAVIDSON — OWNER PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS 1301 W. Beauregard Dial 4344 Palace Dry Cleaners FOR BETTER CLEANING F. E. DAVIDSON, Owner Alterations — Hats Cleaned Blocked Dyeing 16 N. Chadbourne Dial 3424 DRUGS SUNDRIES Paul Hudman Drug Store 201 N. MAIN It ' s A Pleasure To Serve You Prescriptions Fountain Service 6961 Phone or 6962 rm3 ™ cramp, ««pir m m nminm m H i imillim Will I MllIHfJffi Mall Orden Oivan Pompt Attention R. A. (DICK) WAGNER Office Equipment Typewriters k sy Fountain Pens i K Supplies Leffel Jewelry Store 13 W. Beauregard SAN ANGELO, - TEXAS Since 1900 24 Hour Service CO Country Trips (3mz ih !m b i J DISTINCTIVE STYLES DIAL 4484 27 E. Concho Street San Angelo, Texas San Angelo Abstract Co. Alpha Fread, Manager 27 West Beauregard Ave. ABSTRACTS TITLE INSURANCE hmS Your Host in the Southwest Yes, Hotel Cactus is your host in the South- west. This fine hotel is not just the ordinary brand of host ... it is an address of genuine friendliness, one where you always feel com- pletely at home. You ' ll enjoy Hotel Cactus ' excellent cuisine, too. W. O. STEWART, MANAGER SAN ANGELO.TEX. Jlf filiated NATIONAL HOTELS , . PHONE 7917 J3eauciv Jjaautu Q)naap FOR TEEN AGERS CORNER Del ' phine Be W. BEAUREGARD 5 JACKSON manao Complete Electronic and Radio Service Quality Workmanship Does Not Cost — It Pays RADIOLABf Phone 7524 1425 w. beauregard san angelo. texas Broome, Hunter Meadows EVERY FORM OF INSURANCE Established 1890 25 W. Beauregard Compliments LINCOLN-MERCURY Perry Maxwell Motors H. SCHNEEMANN INSURANCE AGENCY ALL KIND OF INSURANCE 103 West Beauregard Avenue San Angelo, Texas LL BUSINESS APPRECIATED ALL UP-TO-DATE HAIR CUTS GOOD SHINES Ideal Barber Shop UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT SOFT WATER SHAMPOO 3 Barbers on Duty _ ,., , . Ht V4 W. BEAUREGARD e. w. litton. prop. san Angelo. Texas imjjinnjflfl WHERE THE BEST PEOPLE EAT THE BEST FOOD fiflfl 423 S. CHADBOURNE DIAL 7B77 SAN ANGEL.O, TEXAS Jewelers in West Texas For 61 Years cssyyojvss ' zf SH a dtfJizJE fl!!ti t Ce y6a w • Ss 3 4 2 SOUTH CHADBOURNE ST. TELEPHONE 3181 SAN ANGELO. TEXAS Compliments Freeland Grocery and Ice Open 7:30 A.M. to 8:30 P.M. Angelo Truck and Tractor Co. INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS FARMALL TRACTORS REFRIGERATION 113 E. Concho Phone 7188 Nesbitt Bottling Co. 51 East Wash. Drive San Angelo, Texas T. A. Bartlett, ]i. Manager j P 6$r SUNSET FOOD MART James H. Smith, Owner Your friendly neighborhood store CHOICE MEATS POULTRY FRESH FRUITS VEGETABLES Smiling, Courteous Service 1006 Caddo 3778 ANGELO MOTORS Packard Cars Sales and Service 430 West Beauregard Phone 6186 GUNTER ' S San Angelo ' s Appliance Store BUY - SELL - TRADE We Are Crying For More Suckers WILD BILL USED CARS 1607 West Beauregard St. San Angelo Texas Phone 5693-8 Phone 3542 Compliments of WAYNE STIDHAM ICE STATION dV[c%3 £.tli uxnitwiE. Comhanu 5B-6D NORTH CHADBOURNE Phone 465D GREEN GABLES GRACE OLIN MANNING Better Foods and Colder Drinks Main At Preusser m w tAk York Nut-Sheller Co., Inc. BOX 984 SAN ANGELO, TEXAS Congratulations, Seniors! itl gpl FARM AND RANCH SUPPLIES Box 335, Route 2 Phone 4841-1 San Angelo, Texas Date Robert Massie provides this space for your SPECIAL AUTOGRAPHS To: Sincerely, Robert Massie Co. ' Everything In Furniture CECIL WALTON MOTOR CO. Sales - Service 16 W. Harris Ave. Dial 4421 San Angelo, Texas Bateman Sporting Goods ' Tour Fun Is Our Business Phone 4476 210 S. Chadbourne San Angelo, Texas Compliments of Producers Livestock Auction Co. ON BALLING ER HIGHWAY San Angelo, Texas ANGELO FEED SUPPLY Purina Products phone 7111 Field And Garden Supplies 5 1 6-22 south chadbourne st. Custom Mixing And Grinding SAN ANGELO. TEXAS Power Sprayers Bolens Garden Tractors Norge Home Appliances reftJ Vtf tfW A fl Supplies a Equipme nt for Farm, Ranch a Home tf ' Vlumlmq and REPAIRS Quick Service Anywhere Quality Workmanship Specializing In Repair Work Dial 7 7 67 Estimates Cheerfully Given 306 NORTH CHADBOURNE The [TALLEY] PRESS 21 East Harris Ave. San Angelo, Texas Administrative offices, library and auditorium, and class roome are housed in the Main Building For high school graduates in this area San Angelo College offers what is needed and wanted. Call or write P. E. Smith, Dean San Angelo College, San Angelo, Tex. Bill Ragsdale Tire Co. TIRES — TUBES — BATTERIES Corner Chad. Harris Phone 4254 LOUNEILLS ' 11 E. Concho Naylor Hotel Bldg. Originals Custom Made Clothes Let us design your clothes to suit your per- sonality. Alterations a nd fur remodeling a specialty. We carry a lovely line of lingerie and hose, and a famous line of California play suits. Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of ' 49 from Modern Way Grocery Your Hometown Boys JAY-KAY PAINTS Made In West Texas For West Texas Climate HIGH QUALITY - LONG LIFE EVERYTHING IN PAINTS FOR HOME OR INDUSTRY For Paint, Painters Information JAY-KAY PAINT MFG. CO. 805 W. Ave. N Phone 3550 Compliments of C. F. WIGGINS Gulf Oil Products LOLLAR ' S 419 South Chadbourne St. Dial 3455 SAN ANGELO, TEXAS Interior Decorators for Dis- criminating Home Owners Consult Us For Your Needs In Home Decorating CUSTOM BUILT FURNITURE— DRAPERIES UPHOLSTERY--VENETIAN BLINDS NEW METAL AWNINGS Our 30th Year Supporting the Bobcats JioytStob The Friendly Store 104 South Chadboume Street Fashion Park Clothes Stetson Hats Style Hall Clothes Lee Hats Cloth Craft Clothes Disney Hats Clipper Craft Clothes Bostonian Shoes Arrow Shirts Van Huesen Shirts Cooper Jockey Shorts and many other brands If it ' s from Hoyt ' s it ' s Hot ROXY THEATER Rock Along With The Roxy— See The Pick Of The Best Phone 7.732 22 E. Concho T. W. TAYLOR SON New and Second Hand Furniture Hardware Phone 3375 62-64 N. Chadbourne BURTON-LINGO CO. LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIAL 118 N. Chadbourne Dial 3129 J5®(m? Elda Dougherty $Sff2l? School of Dancing y imxfct West Beauregard Ave. Pfjl Phone 6065 BILDERBACK BROS. MATTRESSES - UPHOLSTERY 1717 S. Oakes - San Angelo - Phone 7834 Mattress — one day service ... Sou-Western Balfour Company SERVING SOUTHWEST SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES 2105 McKinney , Dallas, Texas SAN ANGELO HIGH SCHOOL ' S OFFICIAL JEWELERS AND STATIONERS ' No One Can Build A Finer Ring Than Balfour W. W. NELSON, Southern Hotel BROWNWOOD, TEXAS v 67fii SEARS, ROEBUCK and CO. SanAngelo, Texas 113 W. Beauregard Phone 7141 Shop al Sears and Save C. E. HOYT COMPANY Insurors Realtors THE AGENCY OF DEPENDABLE SERVICE 212 W. Beauregard Ave. Dial 5373 FARM EQUIPMENT COMPANY Allis-Chalmers Farm Machinery- General Line Hardware SAN ANGELO, TEXAS PHONE 6040 BALLINGER HIGHWAY fine uaOup bzCoty Coffzz Comjianij 616 South Chadbourne Street Coffee for the Institutional Trade HIGH SCHOOL DRUG STORE DRUGS— DRUG SUNDRIES— COSMETICS FOUNTAIN SERVICE We Appreciate Your Business 230 North Chadbourne St. Phone 4266 FRIGIDAIRE REFRIGERATORS HOT POINT RANGES AND BENDIX WASHERS HOT WATER HEATERS ABC WASHERS Authorized Saies and Service WfestTexas Utilities Company ICE — LIGHT — POWER WATER Congratulations! TOWER MARKET For The Best Candies In Town — Try The Martha Washington CANDY SHOP YOU ' RE ALWAYS WELCOME At McDONALD ' S 814 S. Chadbourne Phone 4664 Hamburgers — Sandwiches Triple AAA Root Beer And Malts - Milkshakes - Fountain Drinks Model Laundry And Dry Cleaning Bonded Storage Phone 3111 s? ■ WFH Bfifa ■ COMMERCIAL: and NEON ■ 24 E. Cone SIGNS io Phone ,4588 CLATTERBUCK ' S LAUNDR WASH YOUR OWN DRY CLEANING-WET WASH-ROUGH DRY STEAM-EQUIPT 00% SOFT WA1 THE BLOUSE BAR The Most Exclusive Small Shop in the City . . . PHONE 7666 BOOT SHOP 1711 W. Beauregard HAND MADE BOOTS yv odzinii.tic £noz J e.jiaiiinq Complete Shoe Accessories SAN ANGELO, TEXAS Smile Speak Pleasantly Your Voice Is You Use your natural tone of voice when talking over the telephone. Speak at a normal speed and hold the telephone about one-half inch from your mouth. Keep your conversation brief. Good telephone manners will pay big dividends. THE SAN ANGELO TELEPHONE CO. In Step With West Texas Progress Compliments of Burley-Bacon Lumber Co. 227-235 N. Main Phone 3127 Weslbrook Electric Co. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING AND APPLIANCES Phone 4519 205 N. Main Farmers Produce Company SAN ANGELO, TEXAS Poultry 623 S. Oakes St Cash Buyers Eggs — Cream — Hides Dial 4568 Porter Henderson Implement Co. JOHN DEERE FARM EQUIPMENT Old Dutch Oil and Grease Plymouth Red Top Binder Twine 702-06 So. Oakes St. Phone 6185 San Angelo Texas ROARK LUGGAGE CO. SAN ANGELO, TEXAS Hi-Tone Dry Cleaners 1415 W. Beauregard Dial 6565 San Angelo, Texas You must be pleased Ed Erskine Mrs. J. E. Parks Portraits by ATKINSON For those who desire the finest Cactus Annex Phone 3670 MSMILLANS CORNELISON BROS. 41 Years San Angelo ' s Leading Dry Cleaners Tailors, Halters, Cleaners and Dyers No. I 17 E. Harris Phone 6575 SAN ANGELO, TEXAS JACK KELLY ' S NO. 2 Dining Room Curb Service Open 24 Hours Ave. A at S. Chad. Phone 6051 MU5IC CO. lolJ a s yngu£ IiroHi S3 00, San Angelo ' s Leading Store for Men and Boys San Angelo Midland UMBERGo. stT All Kinds Building Material San Angelo, Texas RADIO STATION KTXL 1340 ON YOUR DIAL Johnson Funeral Home Ou i trained ' S aff u M fake ea te oft w detach tW time of 4ovicw, As always, Franklin ' s comes iorward with a complete new line of tog- gery for you high school students — For that new look we invite you in to see us! Franklin ' s Dress Shop 115 So. Chadbourne St. Congratulations, Seniors! DUNCAN MOTOR SALES Select Automobiles — Old and New 170 W. Beauregard Phone 5583 DEW DROP CAFE NO. 1 36 N. Chadbourne EMBRY ELECTRIC COMPANY SUPPLIES — FIXTURES — EQUIPMENT For Home — Stores — Offices — Wiring Eguipment Supplies See Us For Anything Electrical O. L. (Jack) EMBRY. Owner 1707 W. Beauregard— Ph. 4593 THE Alijson Supply Company, inc. WHOLESALE PLUMBING - AIR CONDITIONING P. O. Box 1563 55-57 E. Washington Drive Phone 4663 San Angelo, Texas BOOSTING THE BOBCATS Figuers Insurance Agency Insure Anything — Appreciate Everything Dial 7475 801 McBurnett Bldg. San Angelo CrufoMaJbfa--