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

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-.066 'CS x 52? its EFOREWORD More than two score eventful years have passed since the present San Angelo High School became a reality. During those years a great many students and teachers have devoted immeasurable time and energy in an effort to leave SAHS a little better place than it was when they entered it. All have contributed: Each student, each teacher, each year has added an intangible something, until the present San An- gelo High School has become not just a place of learning, but a tradition, to you and to every other student who has ever been a part of it. In editing your 1958 Westerner, the staff has kept one main goal in mind: To present San Angelo High School as something more than just a school, but as a product of forty-two years of growth and development. Barbara Nason Linda Robinson 5-if-ae Ellen Greenwood Business Manager 353555 W I J ff Iliff aft 2' Xa 1 X X TABLE OF CONTENTS 7 I. FACULTY VII. VVHO,S WHO 5 Q 3 V II. CLASS FAVORITES VIII. ORGANIQATIONS xl III. SENIORS IX. SPORTS IV. JUNIORS - X. ACTIVITIES X . P R . ' Ho R XI SNAPSHOTS ADVERTISEMENTS is 5. .I Q , ik ar E gl sfllsgiifsss I

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. 1 1 ' -' 4' ' ' . 1 . V H- fx. V? px xg p51,.6 A S ' x ' 1 , U , , Q ., . .,. 5 J JI DEDICATIQN- 1 , , ilk ' I N 04 wx 'Vx' The doors of the present San Angelo High School were ft. X . opened in january, 1917. In the forty-two years that have X 1 ' ' followed, many teen-agers have walked her halls. Here, they N S , have studied and worked together, preparing for the future x xt when they would take their places as leaders of their community. K ' During her forty-two years, San Angelo High School has l if been a public institution standing for that which is right and l good. She has taken the teen-agers of San Angelo and has pre- vs ' 4 pared them for the future, while Within her gates students have - ' 5 ' received the inspiration for their lifeis work. Some have be- we hi 1 come doctors, lawyers, soldiers, actors, merchants, teachers, ' housewives. San Angelo High School has had a profound effect QW R. on the lives of all who have attended her, no matter what ' fession they have followed. K. fx pro 3 p V X On May 29, 1958, the last senior class of San Angelo High up NX1 X School will be graduated. And on that day, the doors of San X Angelo High School will close. These doors will be closed to VXX - make way for progress. X X- In recognition of forty-two years of service and achievement, if l the staff of the 1958 Westerner dedicates this final testimony BJ N lx to San Angelo High School. Materially, she will be no more, but WK? N6 T tp in the hearts of all SAHS'ers, she will live forever. ,Slay N dj W S ESP? Ywg' Q, K' O fe, - Q., Zi. A W 'O BT. X, ...M 1 see? te A ,gy .ae ,wr re N ' eg' WSG' W o.. ' , X ' ' ll ,..,. Wi tw fir .,.-. .. Q 3 74 as ' .,... uu.. . Q :X S 1 . - lx we was y g ' .. xi 'Q it Ri X 't 'Y 5 x x - Q x p 'X Q X- is . , t as 1 fi