San Antonio Academy - Blue Bonnet Yearbook (San Antonio, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 122 of the 1935 volume:

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Evhiratinn To that establishment which has delivered our people from darkness to light, and from ignorance r 4 to knowledge . . . . . . . Uhr High Srhnnl which this year celebrates the three hundredrh year of its existence in America, this Annual of Texas Military Institute for 1935 is dedicated. y is gx'+Nhsl51!l'l A X 4,5gAl7l H Il nm 1 W MIIIWP? my I I I '-f-' :Nz -'-N-'-A-'-': '-' , L V 4 - -Away ' '-:if 's1s:'n::-:::':f':u s l is af: M if was 'Mele Ez ll. A I 'UI f.1f4--Milf' f - lfqifa, ,'Z?.lL'--'lx Q W In-V il' Imnl!I. 'rlll.l,u'!LHlllmnullminiyyEfclqiwl Ulli -.f A l:7vU1!i::'! . N Li.: Il I. 'ill Jili i 4 IA! I I I. - 1 I, , ,Y,.,.'.,. - '1 , , , n - , ' , , y -,- ' 'nt , i ' ff . fin -Di. ,gf f y ' ' A l . F mimi, . .. .un an ' ll ,.-.Q I sr 7 A + I la its 2 D., g,g.,,LA I S 1 f K H Egg , , AC Texas Military Institute and San Antonio Academy If. HIGGINS Bea! Drfxllezf TWO GOOD SCHOOLS OFFERING A THOROUGH COURSE OF TRAINING FROM THE SECOND GRADE TO THE UNIVERSITY CQ One of the most widely affiliated institu- tions in the South. The only private school in San Antonio having a junior Unit of the R. O. T. C. FOR OTHER INFORMATION WRITE TO THE SUPERINTENDENT SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS I U'3S 7Q 4'H S4'H2s22'0 ' ?za 'W 2az2'ws1W4wv 2,-will .I SAP lllllllmlfm llllrwwnullllifif gawk aaaai lllkymaElQaa:n:auulllll1zlM...4- will . uf ull,-, , glhliil ,- , ,. .Ag QI - , ', num ,Z , ,151 X Y , . , Q , K X .. . - Z. A I '-I ! .f 4, V 1 I i l. If p ii !! 3 - 1 V Cx Q M, THI2 RIGHT RIZVITREND XVILLIAM THEODOTUS CAPERS, D. D. Su glider thuu zmvcl nn lntc'x uxxmnun w.1y In Lhccrlul gndlincssf' ' XVORDSXXfUR'l'H. 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LOGUE x 4 3 'Y-xst5x's QA 5.x 45:39 I Vu Viwllm 'lI ig 'Y Ukyiy ' ' ' 1 'LL ' fI1'!!!'HmU:Z'gi'HmmlIHHl2lhQ'mI , . N.. .. '7 X f I WEE? -itlzts-1-Q:-rw? -. -u i 1-XL? Q.. it vi n, I f1?yrL Rel-iglllll HllIHlllffWWWu2QiE?2e2 lSwilmlhwv. P ll ' . :fix llmllfv 1. ll mix., fs. , 'mv 1 fn ,nl Qmmnl ... n. 5 -11.11 ii ljlrllllti will ll Q gl -,rv:--M 'MA -: Aga e - ,- -5. f- If 2 elf ,fZ4?fz2g iiwg a T' 'A'5W37f '1 252- Q iejiigge f f v - 1 .- - -- Lb 52 . A lllflmlflll. , L- Arr 4' W I , Fw'-J, 7 3 ..,- - - f-315'-p - W-new-vywmjy. W ry -:- - vvwugqvgffqwutr-'iv-gr!7fwq vv'f:2g:'.qg,,E..,?-.-f.i'igllvrv..II lxbwmlplfgsnrw nm Il ll s nu s -u - F The Class of 1935 The graduating class has reached the final mile- stone in its high school educationg only a few short hours separate the group from Commencement - an event that heralds the beginning of a new life and the ending of an old. To the old life the class is attached by many bondsg hours filled with toil and ceaseless effort, happily blended with hours of play and enjoyment. It is difficult to contemplate the fact that soon we must depart from T. M. I., never to return as stu- dents. There is one consolationg we may depart from T. M. I. in the body, but in the spirit never! . WILLIAM N. HENSLEY. . .T swf. 'f' ...nf . .-.- u1wsg:3..:-'sa' gr -s.s'-'-M 1--. m 1 'f ..'a,M I HgU1lmhgfainraaa-azinaaseiiii..ii, , Illlmw....ffiltlIlllllllllliamgaeg.ur :::m..i-Q . . ll f In ' l mUIZ1 n 4 I - A V . 1 i X, :i g .VNJ I -, EQ-r, A Qff o ggeg,-1 4,1 Ly'iI 'q alfkll, - lfufwjx Mx ' Wfffx as -' Ur af JN. lx I. .1 Ax 9 XJ Ixllmljw ' N iii , 22' 5, ..,, its M xx mf- , Q2 QP , X. , f i W- X ,iff ,,,, 3 , ,Y .. my X H fffjlyf Mp. X- 4 4, Jun ig- , 0 fff LZ ,S 5 X X1 D fh- an ,E E MWA x' sv X- X +N , Z . N- .r 'SX .ff T .Z r X fyf , xg f W' ,. .X M., ' - V,. X4 xf .. ,. . f .-.-.,-. - ,.-., , 'Ks-xx-...x Nq,g,,2, X P ki'4'4y1,4w'5a3::?.g's'Lzv3:g'5E, gn 7 5 :xl Nyig Nl! 5H ly S6443 iii.-.nfff- WffuvnigXNl j! X V .Q l'U iS 'ZPL 'w'vv': 'v -vu Q- A ' ' Q ll E.. :9f'?'Z'oc-ty-X ,V , 1 . -- --..'l 'iffikce 9 H ' Avg X gl V Illlil-4 .44-,f1'.y ri il ,,, Q5-.L lp- fi , -- - 'LTA' 'llA X' It H V . lf? A Illmu',' s.. ll , ln-.:1fx'- '-. 1 1. 'U U an nl .4 - gl gflilrllll .. .. , qu!! gl I I Q , 3, . 'igai tl M e.. ' QE.gp Qiing jn '.7,:,' - ,-1'y.?,, if-ff x 1, ,,, 5, i :P ' -Q .- -ze ce '.: - ,: Q M4. n aa , ...5 ,fir ' V J eel, v 'NL, .g pg R -e-ev Vee-as Corporal, '33. '34, Drill Team, '33. KELTS C. BAKER K, C. Team, '35, JACK BERLY '34, Track, '35. Society. 551235 WILLIAM LEONARD AVES Entered T, M. I. in 1931. Staff Sergeant, Athletic Sergeant, '35, Best Company, '32, Best Platoon, '33, Drill Team, '33, Junior Literary Society, '30, '31, '32, Senior Litera Society, '32, '33, '34, '35, Track, '32, '33, '34, '35, Pooltlnall, '33, '34, Junior T Club, '33, '34, Best Room, '33, Staff College Preterence-Colorado School of Mines. JOHN SIMMONS BAKER JOHNNY , Entered T. M. I. in 1931. Cadet Second Lieutenant, Publicity and Intelligence Oiiicer, Staff, Cadet Corporal, '33, Cadet Sergeant, '34, Best Platoon, '32, '33, Best Company, '33, Alpha Lambda Sigma Literary Society, '31, '32, Cotillon Club, '35, No Demerit Pin, '31, '32, '33, '34, Treasurer Senior Class, '35, Panther Staff, '34, Bluebonnet Stall, '33, College Preference-University of Chicago. Enrered T. M. I. in 1930. Cadet Second Lieutenant, Com- pany A, Varsity T Club, '35, Captain Rifle Team, '35 Hearst Trophy Team, '34, '35, Junior T Club, '33 Senior Literary Society, '35, Corporal Company B, '34, Rifle Team, '32, '33, '34, '35, Junior Footbal, '33, Second Place Shelter Tent Contest, Field Day, '35, High Score Ride College Preference-United States Naval Academy. J. HOMER BEAL, JR. BEEL Entered T. M. I. in 1933. Cadet Sergeant, '35, Junnior Football, '33, Junior T Club, '33, '34, Best Drilled Platoon, '34, Senior Literary Society, '34, '35. College Preference-University of Texas. BOIKY ALL AMERICAN Cadet Private, Company A Entered T. M. I. in 1934 from Houston San Jacinto High School. Senior T Club, '35, Varsity Football Letterman, College Preference-University of Alabama. M. D. BowNDs, JR. M. D. Entered T. M. I. in 1934 from Marfa High School, RiHe Team, '35, Battalion Clerk, Cadet Corporal. College Preference-University of Texas. ALFRED W. CARRICO TOOTS CARROTS Cadet Corporal, Company A, '35, Varsity Football Letter- man, '34, '35, Varsity T Club, '35, Zeta Sigma Literary College Preference-Texas A. 8: M. N va v ll Q 1 I' YD II 1 YI I' ,J 4- 'UI Ill t.. 1, 0 ','?-gg.-5-Qifg, Aux I , 50954, 51z,Qg Q ,ff,W,,a1. -gil UlunV'4 'i 54fcln..,Y Oi X ly, '. .. ,, i l .. C . , X. ..... e.m,q Illlllllllllllmiimliiil I f.4,-.L-Q. -1- --1-1 - v- '- , H Y 1 . v rw' - r ,gf 94 , l 'Sqn x l ,QS 'Q , ' I ' f r lf, 31308-.fd in ,nf Q. , in II 1' ' -N I i nu-31Sfllllillllllllliii2355i :l!!!'ui..lfl A4 l Eff'f l 3' - , i if Hr- --fl vt.-twvia-. 1, ,, if-E .. . , ,ti-Iililll ,- . -, Qu!! QI I - ' - f . :i 1 A - flflgaitiad i , out ,QL i, - ,., . f, ' - ' viii po -1 , ,, : VAZSNI. E-T6 ,eww .fag WILSON FERREL COLLIE CURLY Entered T. M. I. in 1934. Cadet Private, Company A, '35, Senior Literary Society. College Preference-Centenary College. GEORGE PIERCE COLLIER, JR. Entered T. M. I. in 1931 from San juan, Porto Rica. Cadet Second Lieutenant, Company C, '35, Cadet Color Sergeant, Staff, '34, Cadet Corporal, '33: Best Company, '33, '34, Alpha Lambda Sigma Literary Society, Vice President. '33: Zeta Sigma Literary Society, '34, Secretary, '35, Panther Staff, Sophomore Class Reporter, '33: Assistant Athletic Editor, '34, Best Room, '32, '33, '34, junior Track, '32, '33, '34, junior T Club, '34, National Honor Society, 35. College Preference-University of Pennsylvania. KEMPER DIEHL Entered T. M. I. in 1931. Cadet Sergeant, Company B, '35, Cadet Sergeant. Company A, '34, Cadet Corporal, Company A, '33, Best Squad, '33, Best Platoon, '35, Secretary Sophoa more Class, '33, Junior Literary Societ , '32, '33, Senior Literary Society, '34, '35, junior Football, '33, '34, junior Baseball, '33, '34, '35, junior T Club, '35, Panther Staff, '34, Assistant Editor Panther, '34, National Honor Society, '35, Secretary Society, '33. College Preference-Heidelberg, Germany. ED G. DODGE GABRIEL Entered T. M. I, in 1933. First Sergeant, '35, Corporal, Company A, '34, junior Football, '33,cgunior T Club, '33, '34, '35 g Vice President junior T lub, '33, '34, '35, Junior Baseball, '34, Best Platoon, '33, Best Company, 34, Cotillion Club, '35, Track, '35, Zeta Sigma Literary So- ciety, '35. College Preference-University of California, Los Angeles. WALTER JOSEPH FELLENZ MICKIE Entered T. M. I, in 1932 from Thomas geflerson High School. Cadet Captain, Company C, '35, adet Sergeant, '34, No Demerit Ribbon, '32, '33, '34, Best Company, '32, '34, Best Non-Com, '34, Drill Team, '33, junior T Club, '34, Varsity Club, '35, junior Football. '32, '33, Captain, '33, Varsity Football, '34, Junior Baseball, '33, '34, '35, Second Prize Auto-Rifle Contest, Field Day, '34, National Honor Society, '34, '35, President National Honor Society. '35, Rifle Team, '33, junior Track, '34, Secretary of Senior Class, '35, Captain Honor Company, '35, Valedictorian. '35, College Preference+United States Military Academy. ' JOHN FROST-See page 59. I-I. V. GREER VERNON Entered T. M. I. in 1931. Cadet Sergeant, Company C1 Best Company, '31, '32, Best Platoon, '33: Alpha Lambda Sigma Literary Society, '31, '32, Zeta Sigma Literary Society, '34, Drill Team, '33, Rifle Team, '34. '35, First Place Auto- Rifle Ciontest, '33, Track, '31, No Demerit Ribbon, '32, '33, '3 . JOHN HARVEY Entered T. M. I. in 1933. Cadet Sergeant, Company A, Rifle Team, '35, Senior Literary Society, Track. '35. College Preference-United States Military Academy, 1935 551356 ' t x,'::4r , -. ll' 9 'V5'!'S'uwm I v '- ' i I-' '1--' wiv' -'-vo wr 1- -' - 'Na 5- ' ' 4 ' Y 91 'f'7n'7 ?z-'52 --,sim 'I Q m:s .az:fai ?1ii3.tlIlgiq , ,Q 1 'ffl' jig- gf' f N N- llIn .imQllllllllIlIlii.. .... c HPZ..:WllllIllllllllllkngllll ,-:fits ,g r ng- ij If-' 44 ' f-- 'ee 'ill '1 , ll mul, ggflril H52 ir, all fd I -,I rf . 'El .. '- - . ' 1' 'cf 4 5 -J. ii- ' ' 'UP' I f , 231731 3424153 , I , H - ,.'11. I 5 13,7 -' ' A JOHN L. I-IENNING, JR. JOHN Entered T. M. I. in 1932 from S, A. A. Best Company, '32, '33, '34, Cadet Second Lieutenant, Company A, '35, Corporal, Company A, '34, Junior T Club, '33, '34, '35, Junior Literary Society, '33, Senior Literary Society, '35, Junior Track, '34, Junior Football, '33, '34, '35, Camp Bullis, '34, College Preference-United States Military Academy. WILLIAM NICHOLAS HENSLEY POOCH Entered T. M. I. in 1931. Cadet Second Lieutenant, Assistant Publicity and Intelligence Officer, '35, Panther Staff, '32, '33, '34, Editor in Chief, '33, '34, National Honor Society, '34, '35, Freshman Class Scholarship Medal, '32, Sophomore Class Scholarship Medal, '33, Junior Class Scholarship Medal, '34, Bluebonnet Staff, '33, '34, '35. College PreferencefUnired States Military Academy. EDWARD JAMES HIGGINS Entered T. M. I. in 1934. Cadet Corporal, Company C, '35, Varsity Football Squad, '34. J. H. Houze HARRY Entered T, M. I. in 1932. Cadet Second Lieutenant, Com- pany B, '35, Best Platoon, '32, Best Company, '33, Junior Literary Society, '32, '33: Senior Literary Society, '33, '35, President Fencing Club, '35. College Preference-Princeton University JACK CHARLES HUNTER Entered T. M. I. in 1931 from S. A. A. Cadet Second Lieutenant, Drum Malor, Band, '35, Cadet Sergeant. '33, Master Sergeant, '34, Cotillion Club, '32, '33, '34, '35, Secretary and Treasurer, '34, President, '355 Junior Literary Society, '31, '32, '33, Zeta Sigma Literary Society, '34, '35, Officers Club, '35, Junior Baseball, '33, '34, '35, Junior Football, '33, '34, '35, Junior Track, '31, '32. '33, Yell Leader, '33, '34, '35, T Club, '33, '34, '35, Secretary and Treasurer T Club, '35, Charter Member Junior T Club, '32. College Preft-:rencefUniversity of Chicago RANDALL PHILLIP JONES Entered T. M. 1. in 1930 from S. A. A. Cadet Captain, Company B, '35, Varsity Football Letterman, '31, '32, '33, '34, Track, '33, President T Club, '35, Cotillion Club, '32, '33, '34, '35, Vice President. '35, Secretary. '33, Best Company, '30, '31, Junior Baseball, '30, '31, Varsity Base- ball, '32, '33, Camp Bullis, '34, First Sergeant, Company B, '34, Corporal, '33, Platoon Sergeant, '34, Vice President Senior Cass, '35, Senior T Club, '35, President 'T Clug, '35, Rifle Team, '35, Drill Team, '33, Officers Clu , '35, LEWIS FREDERICK JUDSON Entered T. M. I. in January, 1933. Cadet Sergeant, Company C, '35, Cadet Corporal, '34, Rifle Team, '35, Best Squad, '33, Best Company, '33, 761435 v -r ' X ,,. 1 sm!-exec!-2g..'xAc I X , ,I glfyplvp A -,-.3 , Y. Nxuy lu ST 322211 ,, mi ll l if 593,915 ?7I:a'. -xml ull D I 3.7 uX 4: .ii if-':.,,,,,,. g ,go .,..i JZ, i 3,.:m.a -wolf, IHIHW 5''. !!lll'll3ll'lI'a' :.-f'5sii , :v.:m1.ls L g llllll l ?'2'f ffl' xl lu' I lllll'l !i I UH- ' ' A iullllllulfr smnullllll llllllllig I - pa 3. U 1 -i I gl , - . A .gg E 1 . . irggxsl 11 ' 4' e'zfa -, gg ARTHUR WILLIAM KELLOND ART ARTlE KELLY ROSIE Cadet Captain, Company A, '35 Entered T. M. I. in 1931 from Ralph Waldo Emerson junior ol Al ha Lambda Si ma Literar Societ '31 . in ur ' iil . an in Ill ilil f High 5Ch0 - P H Y y. . . 32, Zeta Sigma Literary Society, '33, '34, Treasurer, '35, Vice President junior Class, '34, Panther Staff, '33, '34, '35, Athletic Editor. '33, '34, Senior Class Reporter, '35, Frank Bros. Sabre, '34, R, O. T. C., Camp Bullis, '34, Best Platoon, '32, '33, Best Company, '34, Drill Team, 33: Cadet Corporal, Company B, '32, '33, Cadet First Sergeant, Com- pany A, '34, junior Football, '33, Letterman, '33: junior Track, '32, '33, '34, Varsity Football Letterman, '34, Senior T Club, '34. College Preference-United.States Coast Guard Academy. ZIM LAWHON Cadet Private, Company B Entered T. M. I. in 1934. Zeta Sigma Literary Society, ' junior Baseball, '35. CLYDE E. LOGUE Entered T. M. I. in 1931 from S. A. A. Cadet Second Lieutenant, First Platoon, Company C, '35, Cadet Sergeant. '34, Cadet Corporal, Company A. '33, Best Company, '33, '34, No Demerit Ribbon, '32, '33. '34, Panther Staff, '32, junior Literary Society. '33, Senior Literary Society, '34, Secretary and Treasurer junior Class, '34, Football, '33, '34, junior T Club, '33, '34, '35, Secretary and Treasurer, '34, '35, Drill Team, '33, Third Place Shelter Tent Contest, Field Day, '34, College Preference-University of Texas. FRANK A. LONG 351 Entered T. M. I. in 1932 from St. Mary's. Cadet First Sergeant. Company B. '35, Cadet Sergeant, '34, Cadet Cor- poral, '34, junior Literary Society. '32, '33, Senior Literary ' ' ' ' ' '53 '34 '35, Society. 33, 34, Drill Team, 33, Football, ,, Baseball, '33, Track, '33, '34, '35, Social Editor, Panther Staff, '34, Second Place Equipment Race, Field Day, '34, T Club, '35, Best Room Ribbon, '34, Best Platoon, '34. College PreferencefRice Institute. J. R. MCALPIN, JR. MAC Entered T, M. I. in 1933. Cadet Sergeant. Company A. '35, junior Football, '33, junior T Club. '34, Zeta Sigma Literary Society, '33, No Demerit Ribbon, '33, Best Com- pany, '34, Tennis, '34, Varsity Football Letterman, '34, Senior T Club, '35, Sergeant at Arms, Zeta Sigma Literary Society, '35, Rifle Team, '35, National Honor Society, '35, Salutatorian, '55, College PreferencewPrincetun University. CARL F. MCKINNEY Cadet Private, Company A Entered T. M. I. in 1935 from Baltimore Polytechnic Institute. Football, '34. CHARLES IAN MCLACHLAN MAC Cadet Color Sergeant, Staff, '35 Entered T. M, I. in 1931 from American School, Mexico City, Cadet Color Sergeant. '34, Cadet Corporal, '34, Cadet Staff Sergeant, '34, Drill Team, '33: Best Squad, '33, Best Company, '33, Best Room, '32, '33, No Demerit Ribbon. '33, '34, Sergeant at Arms, junior Literary Society, '33, Senior Literary Society, '33, Panther Staff, '33, '34, junior TIHCIC. '32, '33, Senior Track, '34, junior T Club, '35, President junior T Club, '33, Senior T Club, '35, junior Football. '32. '33, Rifle Team, '34, '35, Tennis, '31 '32 ' Coillege Preference-University of North Carolina. X 15 X we Wax' W V V ' .:ffia'a'W41?.wfff:' l' I Illllllll - 'mf' 0?ivtQ. iipn l lllllllll ereell ir g?2ali,i-ieewwllllllllllllllll , .. ' ' jMiV.'-,431 '? '1f'3. f:-232 flfi i'E'l:l ig : ks.-F H, . , Vx, ?I' U 'I-'I !' -vm: Q1m1'i-- - e ei ! Q' -1 . all l I . Y, .. . ,V ai , vs.. , . ' 5. 1 .. ' ' I ea, ,egffm nat ' - - ' ff Q a fi ' Q at 1 1 1 Q r I w 1 ' Q' V 15?-PN? .1 Pr r ., ...w IAN A. MCNAB CHINK Entered T. M. I. in 1932 from Mark Twain junior High School. Cadet Second Lieutenant, Company B, Platoon SCFECUII, '34: Sergeant, '33, Corporal, '34, Senior Literary Sociefy- '35, Rifle Team, '33, '34, Drill Team, '33, Best Company, '34, Honor Council, '35, National Honor Society, '32, gaseball, '33, '35, Football, '32, '33, '34, T Club, '3 , ' 5. College Preference-Colorado School of Mines. FLOYD MILLER EGG' ' Cadet Private, Company A Entered M. I. in january, 1935. from Houston San Jacinto High School. Cadet Private, Company A, Base- a . '35, College Preference-University of Texas. JESSE HALFF OPPENHEIMER OPPY Cadet Staff Sergeant, Color Sergeant, '35 Entered T. M. I. in 1931 from S. A. A. Best S uad, '33, Best Company, '33, '34, Third Place Individual Stfldier Con- test, Field Day, '34, Cadet Corporal, Company A, '34, Cadet Sergeant, '35, Color Sergeant, '35, junior Literary Society, '32, '33, Senior Literary Society, '34, '35, No Demerit Ribbon, '32, '33, '34. JOHN BREWER PETTER PETER Entered T. M. I. in 1933 from Alamo Heights High School. Line Sergeant, Company C, '35, Best Company, '3-lg Nu Demerit Ribbon, '34, Second Place Shelter Tent Contest. T. M. I. Field Day, '34, Zeta Sigma Literary Society, junior Football, '34, '35, junior T Club, '35, College Preference-United States Military Academy. JOHN PHILLIPS Entered T. M. I. in 1932. Cadet Second Lieutenant, Com- pany B, Alpha Lambda Literary Society, '32, '33, Zeta Sigma Literary Society, '34, '35, Best Speaker ol Senior Debate, '34, Best Platoon, '35, College Preference-University of Texas. J. R. PHILLIPS, JR. RASPUTIN Entered T. M. l. from S. A, A. in 1931. Junior Literary Society, '31, '32, Cadet Second Lieutenant, Bugle Corps, '35 1 Senior Literary Society, '34, '35, Junior T Club Charter Member, '32, Fencing Club, '34, Best Company and Best Platoon, '32, Second Lieutenant, '35, Cotillion Club. College Preference-St. Mary's University. 56 16 X sr 5 ms. X11 , f - wb'-:+:. tu-- M I ' b I ill if -1 rl 'I f- 255821saflllllllllllr l2..m.., lllln .I ll I 'S v 'III P' ofa' 1. Qffiffarff-fel' l...,mf....':' -Ili V :new . faeces?-2f.f'.w'lP?2' f5F'IwrIlrll1uuil'if' 'li- H' ff : e':. fr1I 5'f Gll'l ,lf I . ., fx iutlyfrrfi. --.E -. A Y A in .1 Q... i . i I l yi. In Kilim. fir ,su',f2a,ffw s it HW . -, . uv in ll ,. g ..i! l:ll . E. , 5 qu!! QI ri A M . ,ln A ,nc 95? 4 rf 'l s, y 5 - 'r 504:11 , TFT agile' 251 4 1 I ' 4- , w T i i afigiiifgg- ii?.gLE .1 1' l ie an -nf m ' - of ' JAMES WALTER PITTMAN, -IR. PlPPY PIT Entered T. M. I. in 1933 from Corpus Christi High School. Cadet First Class Private, Company A. '35, Zeta Sigma Literary Society, '35, Track, '35, Best Company, '34, College Preference-University of Texas. JAMES HENSLEY ROWSEY Cadet Private, Company A Entered T. M. I. in 1933. Best Company, '34, Private, '35. College Preference-Texas A. 84 M. BEN CARLTON RICHARDSON LUCKY Entered T. M. I. in 1930 from Mark Twain junior School. Cadet First Lieutenant, Company A, '35, Corporal Best Squad, '33g Drill Team, '33, Cotillion Club, '30, '34, Bluebonnet Staff, '33, '34, College Preference-University of Texas. FRANCISCO RUIZ Cadet First Class Private Entered T. M. I. in 1934 from Escuela de Bacholleres in Universidad de Nuevo Leon, at Monterrey. Fencing Club, '34, '35, Second Best Fencer, '34, Best Squad, '34, Best Platoon, '34. College Preference-Texas A. 8: M. College. JULIUS SELIGMANN, JR. SEELY Entered T. M. I. in 1931 from S. A. A. Cadet Sergeant, '35, Alpha Lambda Sigma Literary Society, '31, No Demerit Ribbon, '32, '33, '34g Best Platoon, '32, College Preference-Rice Institute. CHARLES EDWARD SPAULDING Entered T, M. I. in 1931. Best Platoon, '32, Best Company, '32, '33Q No Demerit Ribbon, '33g Drill Team, '33 g Football. '34, Senior T Club, '35, Best Drilled Cadet, '34, Base- ball, '33g Second Lieutenant, First Platoon, Company A, '35, 1.935 , 361755 Illia,-0 'e'4Q'g',g'qf-vw -1 msuq- X V V' nrpiwpai Il gag' 1-,rv-In l IQ- elif I lllllll.llliiiriiQiiiiii5Ii g f feij iiiigmllllllllllllll A 'U Y ll gl .- .. .mal na. - .an ll I I f' ' - .,,. , , ,,, '44 I ' Y i i 1 fs. . 'F s .st ,541 . - v' 7 975 -. L345' , gf' ?w? 1' 2? W ,2i ' 2'i!.av1j-'ig7Q'E':a 5 iff, A i I ' ' ' get EW-'Tv WALTER STEVES II TITO MIDGET THE LITTLE COLONEL Entered T. M. l. in 1931 from Alamo Heights junior High School. Cadet Lieutenant Colonel Battalion Commander, '35, Best Company, 32, '33, '34, Best Non-Commissioned Oliicer, '33, Business Manager Panther Staff, '34, President Senior Class, '35, President junior Class, '34, President Sophomore Class, '33, Alpha ambda Literary Society, '32, '33, President, '33, Zeta Sigma Literary Society, '34, '35, Program Committee, '35, junior Football, '32, '33, Varsity, '34, T Club, '34, President junior T Club, '32, Drill Team, '33, Best Platoon, '32, Camp Bullis R. O. T. C. Camp, '34, College Preference-Washington and Lee University. WOOD FRANCIS WEDDELL, jR. W'ADDLE Entered T. M. I. in 1933 from Port Arthur High School. Cadet Private, Band, Football. '33, '34, Fencing, '33, '34 j. WARREN WEISSHEIMER CHILE Entered T. M. I. in 1933 from Eagle Pass High School. Best Company, '33, Zeta Sigma Literary Society, '33, '34, Fencing Club, '33, '34, junior T' 'Club, '33, '34, Cadet Corporal, Company A, '35, junior Football, '33, College Preference-Trinity College. JAMES WHEELER J lMMY Entered T. M. I. in September, 1934. Cadet Private, Company A. College Preference-Texas A. 8t M. WYMAN WHITE CHERRY WY Entered T. M. I. in 1931. First Lieutenant, Company B '35 , junior Literary Society, '31, '32, Senior Literary Society '33, '34, Drill Team, '33, Best Platoon, '33, Best Company '34, Best Squad, '34, No Demerit Ribbon, '31, '32, '33, '34 R. O. T. C., Camp Bullis, '34. T. G. WUERPEL Entered T. M. I. in 1933. Private, First Class, '35, Best Company, '34, Best Platoon. '35 ,gunior Football, '33, '34, junior Baseball, '35, junior T lub, '34, '35 , Zeta Sigma Literary Society, '33. '34, '35. College Preference-University of Southern California. U55 361836 Wi-7 ' ' ' ' 'fwivvwsvf'?1W:'.1::11'ff:':H Y if :Q-X.-eu' III 1 'udp 'see it I yi ' ni...., Qi lnii ' A A ff g:l1lIiil. I' 1l. vm.. iiiiiiiiiiliiiillixiil iIWmimmwjwNwhWt lW?W5WEq'WWmWMW s , .-7..3..w-- 31417715- , I ,,,i.l1n,nH -, 4 Q T Il ll .--.4 .. ul: ll Q ' la h l wi T1 'Y SQ 'ul D 5' l rg ffl! - su. J segfEK'?S'iQ71--3 '-'ui' fptwtvrirpr-f2'!Q'2:?51-'-,, 5 S51 s A LF f ,f,7,g-f,,2 ,W ....4..-.. - .. V., sg, A AAL , X' I ' ' ' V 6: . 1 rv I' v ,, 5 l THE POST GRADUATE CLASS There are six post graduates attending T. M. I. this year. This indicates the rising popularity of such a schedule in a high school course. The benefits derived from being a post-graduate are manifold, the student holds a high military post, and scholastically attains a very good finish, which is essential for a successful college career. The post graduate course at T. M. I. may be compared with a junior college course at some other institution. Members of the post graduate class are: E. A. Basse, A. C. Chaffe, L. Chambers, J. Hines, J. Major, and W. A. Wood. WILLIAM N. HENSLEY. 36 19 36 II1-lglgelgigxikft-vw'-ivt--u ir, ' v l j Viv , rvf 'zgrzggggrggr 'gags lf' - :Pg ..f 'v f i 2n,gl'3.. n WNV.,XUIIIIHIIIIIII.. ,x.t.....-I-'-l-H-rllt tk A ,, I Y W g WWW vur'-y1-r- p- --a-.5 -, F-.. ,.--.,,, .,...- 1 uv -il url - .- - -hi-il I. .. - .mn ul ,qv .'. .-1 lj N A 'I v A fi 1 ,eh 451, V ' ,, -gr ze, Q , 1 .... . Q : 2 - - V ,,, 1-.-'I 4,5 ix, - f 1 , Q -1 - .IQ i ..,.L's'1 51. lx ' Q -Q' Music Box of T. M. I Lost in a Fog ...........................,,,,...,,.,...,,,.... Easy to Remember but So Hard to Forget ...,.... The Very Thought of You ...........,.,....,,,,.A.. I'll String Along With You ,..........,......,,,,.. Blue Moon ......,....,,........,,....,,,,...,,,,.,,..., Dames ....................,...,....,.,r.....,r....,,,,,,,,.,,, Don't Be Afraid to Tell Your Mother ........ Did She Ask for Me? ...........,,......,.....,,... Freckle Face, You're Beautiful .................... Everyday ....................................................,...... Home james, and Don't Spare the Horses ........ Hands Across the Table ..,......,,,......,,,,,.,,,,..,,,,, I Saw Stars ................,,...............,.,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,, I Wish I Were Twins .................,,,. I Hate Myself ........,,,,..,.,,...,,..,.,,,,,,,,,., I've Got an Invitation to a Dance ......... lf the Moon Turns Green .,.,..,..,,,.,,,,,. La Cucaracha ,,,......,,..,,.,,,,,..,....A,,,,., Love Thy Neighbor ...........,......,,,....,,, No, No, A Thousand Times No .......... Pardon My Southern Accent ............... Strange ,..,. ...,,................,...,.,,..,,,,,,,,, True .............,.............................,.. Talking to Myself ,.....,,,.....,,,,...,.,,,, There Is a Tavern in the Town ......... Two Cigarettes in the Dark ........,...... Take a Number From 1 to 10 ......................... With My Eves Wide Open I'm Dreaming .......... Winter Wonderland ............................................ You Lead the Parade ..... You'll Never Know ....... Baby's Rattle ..,................................. I'm just a Little Boy Blue ....,............ In My Country That Means Love ........ Let's Have Breakfast in Bed .............. Gypsy in Me .................................., All Through the Night ....... Irresistible .......................... Anything Goes .............,...,.... It's Swell ......................,............ Y ou Oughta Be IN Pictures ........ Not Bad ....................................... Somebody Sweeter Than You .... t .... The Words Are in My Heart ...................... You Get a Lotta Help ..............,...................... You're Not the Only Oyster in the Stew .... Nobody Knows the Trouble I've Seen ............ ........Pittman. ........Football Season. ........Exams. ........Reyer with Aves. ........View from study hall window. ........The Green Ford again. ........You Hunked. ........Horner. ........Jett. .......That bugle. ........Jesse Phillips. Miller. .......Little Boy Dudley hit Luscomb. ........Wood. .......Wood. ....,...Senior Prom. Pittman will crack a book. .......Budge. .......,Egg Miller and McNab. ........Bondy. ........Vargas. ..,.....Wheat. ........Berley to B. J. YEAH? .......Don Miller. I Bill Phillips, Wood, and La Tapatia. ,......Pittman and Nelson after taps. Culver. ........Hines. .......Not T. M. I. ........Hunter. ........Hines. .......,Berly. ........jesse Phillips. Ruiz. ........Dodge. ' ,Collier and McLachlan to Arizona. Egg Miller and Bill Phillips, in halls. Bill Phillips tot the Green Ford. .......Yates. .......,What ? ?? ........ Clark Gable Long. .......,Blanton. ........jean Richey. ........Hines trying to talk. .......McNab. ........Steves. ........Pittman. When Your Hair Has Turned to Silver ......................... ....... ' 'PapPy. X20 X 'xx x X-eq rysw 11 llmfis fini?-.1'3 fC if- P? TA ' :'4 '-'fir e1zzaf12:ff2:' i ' llllllllllliiefr I '1i,ii1I.r5sf'22a-izeszfiwiafllllll'l'l lllwm.. xHllllllllllllmTI.1.2Q75:1146IIliiiff'f! ',!1-. I ad L.:r.fiaa:i::i.ri1uh2e.afEm i!!!ullHilliiwizaiwllilillll im lv , 'T V , 1 Kg I , . - -. .v --. . ....w,..,.,.-,....,. V. vvmvuv YZIX f ,.-f- g-1 Qq-:P .I i , Nfj , U M wrfnlsgg , .. L 1rur rrn Qi i?2 lllI1Ill J I ., ,, 2 qullqil fa-2 k ? z 'Wff M f'?i'x25gff-42 -gs, 3553 . .1 f 1 ' ' ' 1 f P ' 'ifgxiv--' , . .X M, ,..4 ,- X '1.:p,a-H EUS? 5513, if 2256 Nl ' x ' UAA, Img:f3:3'3g-,-gig--gg-qu--s,u-1 VY w 11,urv':',vf 5 r'r4',-'J,-1 ...mm llTllll3llhliI5?fH nw 192523 lf . xx ? . 4 N..!seml-.-.5 ! sxm- H' f 'ur'-,f X ,f y I V... 'llIlIIIlllIII1.......,,x.m..: ' X A fn..kmmuuzigmillllllllllllliking!!! f ' .. lm 2 H ein' ll ug: J M14 I 'U NEB P- , A M ' . . -43 Wifi' g V 1134: 5 'L 1 i I . Ll!-.L 5 J 5 - j if A , f , , ,A A J, f' Q . 0 , G GILES 362355 gymmyg ,rf-w.s 1 . in f- G ,,,,?... ,X ,'..:j,.' J hllfyfa 'Ww w mmm fllmmmgpxiglllfllIalrnmmgwilllllillllllWU 'fg !'?f ' ' ' V F T W ' ' .V ' vs' n'Z 9' Bl 'U U -ug gl ,s 1- 9 gvlllilll .- . - ,wlig El f. 1 l-qalililnHiqgA fig-fl , -is e . was 'Sw I- 2 ' s' . - sr 1 1 ff I5 fee -X -'Q Yee? 452. Vista of the Year A few days before Commencement, a Senior sits in his desk, with solemn face supported by cupped hands. A far-away and dreamy look betrays the conflicting emotions which are his. Diploma days and Vacation are near at hand. Yet his eyes cloud at the thought of leaving all that has been T. M. I. These past few years have been all too short. And his mind, as in a dream, wanders over this last memorable year at T. M. I. There was that morn of last September 10, when school began. The first day found Prof. B answering countless questions, Captain Lynch giving everyone the 'once- over'g Profs. Meyer and Culver mapping the new students' courses for them, and everyone else mixed in the hub-bub of excitement. First on the list of many important events came T. M. I.'s Annual Open House, sponsored by the Faculty Wives' Committee. Then we plunged into the Football season, with the Panther Spirit, as always, predominating. Next came Prof. B's Mexican Dinner at the Original for S. A. A. and T. M. I. The Football Dance niched its place in our memory as one of the most colorful in history. The Squad and Platoons Competition was held in December with Company B walking off with all honors. Then, following this event in close succession, came the dreaded exams. The entire student body became gravely serious, realizing a battle of brain, not brawn, was im- minent. Then came the joyous Christmas Holiday Season-and a rest. And with the dawn of the New Year-clean records and worthy resolutions, days filled with study and military discipline. We had hardly settled down, when annual Federal Inspection was upon us with a bang, and as usual, T. M. I. came through with flying colors-a grade of Excellent in all subjects. Mid Term Finals dimmed the horizong but a good Baseball and Track team quickly chased them out of memory. Our Field Day, a symphony in Orange and Black, was witnessed by one of the largest crowds in history. The Battle of Flowers Parade and Graduation Parade lent final luster to an eventful year. Still sits the Senior in his desk, solemn face supported by cupped hands, and still his outward calmness betrays inward emotions. In a few days, Commencement will sound Taps to these days at T. M. I.-but they live forever in his memory. WILLIAM A. wooo. X 24 X I u.. llllliy... .'.' WllllllllllllimrjySg.snia::::'eru..3..s- LQfiiM2iiiiiHH7f2Qf'EliilllllIllllllllllwiisitwlllllll l ' zu 7554-iiif' 'W ?e5!'?5'f ll'lll'7rf r ' 1 T Jig gl .fun sf SJAIJIIII f- 9 e em! 'S' , l 1 p I I rllfli lull ii , -1-. tw, . . are . ,-...ai ' ' :G yt . , l ,g:,ev,. View V5-25, In T. M. I., we have four important groups of close friends. Many members of these gangs are celebrities. For an example, I will take the William A. Wood, who has a gift of doing the impossible fby his own admissionj. If it were not for our Billy the Corpus Christi Buc- caneers might not be mentioned here. These gangs are carefully fostered in T.M.I.g for they form lasting friendships which are the chief assets of spiritual wealth. Spiritual wealth is better than earthly riches because it lasts longer. Therefore our wise faculty promotes our friendships and strenghtens them as much as possible. The Army Gang In the army gang a great feeling of goodrfellowship prevails. The members are among the finest, best-natured boys in the world. They are: J. BASTION, son of Lieutenant Colonel Bastion. J. BUFFIN, son of Major Buffin. J. CHAMBERS, son of Colonel Chambers. V. CORDERO, son of Captain Cordero. W. CRITTENBERGER, son of Major Crittenberger. W. FELLENZ, son of Warrant Officer Fellenz. E. HAKES, nephew of Captain Treest. J. HARVEY, son of Captain Harvey. W. HENSLEY, son of the late Colonel Hensley. E. HIGGINS, brother-in-law of Lt. Fellenz. G. IRWIN, son of Major Irwin. S. JETT, son of Lt. Jett. A. KELLOND, son of Warrant Officer Kellond. W. LaFLAMME, son of Lieutenant Colonel LaFlamme. Z. LAWHON, son of Major Lawhon. R. LUSCOMB, son of Captain Luscomb. X25 C. LYNCH, son of Captain Lynch. R. LYTLE, son of Lieutenant Colonel Lytle. J. MCGLOTHAN, son of Warrant Officer McGlothan. T. MCGRATH, son of Warrant Officer McGrath. C. MCKINNEY, son of Major McKinney. C. MITCHELL, son of Lieutenant Colonel Mitchell. J. PENDERGRAST, son of Major Pender- grast. B. SADESKY, son of first Sergeant Sadesky. C. SARRATT, son of Colonel Sarratt. S. SMELSEY, son of Captain Smelsey. -I. WEISSHEIMER, son of Major Weiss- heimer. , L. WHEAT, son of Major Wheat. F. WILSON, son of Captain Wilson. R. WORTHINGTON, son of Major Worthington. X is-ws: X 1 3 SQ-Xx'uAQ 'isle' A X J wllzsnlygi ,715 4. llllllyr 'll fx .9 mi 'h iullll P2 l -.1-Q.-as ---..-.. H. Ps . 4 'iq ' .. ,. . .-.-..- ,,.-, ..., . l mfb.,ll1muj f ll j ,iijjjj e fgfl' H-..,ifsf LMI! J,Wjf iifdi,,j9H ,gt.'5z:-gint - j ,jj j ' 1 -. Nic umyp i-xx I r rv.. f- - rm' in . '-f 'f'..u skiflll ,f'A, W5 '1F'li F' 'F SWT F -1 nu Il all v .1 - -ifllillgl -V .. .. ,-tell! gl -'--f 1 1 ' far: . ' . H' V, ls: 4 I I f - -1 is!!! ' L : -: .ly ,W 575.7 - 'f- 109' 4, gffj' .' iziqggzriggiimg n - nfl 1. - f :,41 l'Ilci:f: g -ygggg ggi? .l ' ' 5? af? 1 1.24 YJZQS Vers, THE HOUSTON From Houston there have come a great number many, new. Among these we have: J. Berly, son of a buyer for Nathan's Clothing Store. M. Chinslti, whose mother is head of a produce company. O. Carroll, son of an official in a foundry. E. Chavannes, son of a U. S. Government official. H. Dancy, son of a radio advertiser. H. L. Dudley. I and II, sons of a Harris county official. F. Flannigan, son of an oil contractor. G. Herran, son of a railroad executive. L, Ireson, son of an executive in the Sugarland Industries. L. Kneece, son of the assistant manager of Armour 8: Co. MUDHENS I of fine young meng some, old cadets, but J. Major, son of a steamship company executive. D. Miller, son of a gas company executive. F. Miller, son of an oil contractor. L. Mims, son of the vice'president of a sulphur company. E. Nold, son of a government agent. L. Pearce, whose father is an executive of an oil well supply house. B. Phillips, son of a C. P. Accountant. J. R. Phillips, whose father is a municipal bonds- man. W. Williams, whose father is a C. P. Accountant. J. Wolff, whose father is in the furniture business. THE CORPUS CHRISTI BUCCANEERS There are only four members of the light-hearted, swash-buckling crew from Corpus Christi with us this year. These, however, are well known QD. Heaney, son of a prominent physician of that city. W. Pittman, son of a laundry business executive. here. They are: J. Stevens, son of a commercial chemist. W. Wood, whose father is in the hardware busi- ness. THE MEXICAN CABALLEROS We are proud The members of members of this group are: L. Aves, son of a mining superintendent. R. Brooke, whose father is in the coal business. J. Budge, son of a contractor. M. Head, whose father is in the oil business. H. Houze, son of a construction contractor. H. Hyslop, son of a rancher. L. Judson, son of an oil inspector. W, Kester, son of an oil field superintendent. J. Kniffin, son of the Superintendent of Rosita Mining Co. X26 to list among our cadets a number of gay caballeros from below the Rio Grande. this happy band are the sons of men who are prominent in public affairs. The ' X. Martinez, son of the owner of several ranches and stores. I. McNab, son of a civil engineer. H. Moeller, son of a civil engineer. E. Reyer, son of a mining superintendent. F. Ruiz, whose father owns a soap factory. R. Tillotson, son of an oil well driller. J. Vargas, son of a rancher. T. Wuerpel, son of a railroad official. X X 7 xr'-t , . .V .- , - 13,3 .A I ,.,,, . . W -- .-. ., gg J 'M x3S53xXQ:l:'bh W' gl 1 . , S Oiwfv :'Zg':' :S -oo' sw Uml 'vyfafl Q23 4 I llll l.Uf'f Sl '-' Il gf, 5 I f - -.':5. ' T' J-v li i' N l ffm llllll ii..... ,Xxx if ilu H Ilglllllfuing ,....,.t lil ,C , .1-7' , , ' li-f. 4.s':7m'Qlll- 'R I V fm ' T Q-V-ffgytegtrl fi'1lI'w'-ww ' f A Ilia . EEST Ill n ..fr-.--fLl..i A 4 ro- , k Q 0511 , 'M -A N 'Vial 'z EI' - if Lf' . , Y' :..f.,3f r K ' F, 'Fl ' ,5 A ' ,-Wg, : J 4 ,' EA. .-+ A 1- I 'E,.5,,, : Sing! . ' 7 ' ' W R' l ..., E5 I 1 T ff 5 x 2. N' W- . , . V 5, 562756 K l 3 '!x5t5N55SQ K 45:21 ,X J W if 5 97,6 , .- ' l '- '-N-' sfs wv'w'1ws 1'-- f- 1: V. Y- X. - vii' -.. . ' . , ,mmmHJ3j'i2fZ?2'?2:-ow T-S W.-A' ' L7-1 ' 4 5 ',L 2t:z224zf:1s fv Q X , L,,m1-EKU. Ie Q.- -fi? ,fy 4 ,,,. .f' A -' , '.,2g.e.'.m:e Mtn: I. NNW iiilllllnllllalkgp''P-QQWQWYL my , iv A Q 4 5 ! ' X yklhh- ' W-Hllllfrf.. Jim HHIZIIIQU I I I 5 Nik . :fi ?e 51 HX H3 'J D 9 Law- I V55 u p A-rggff 'free ,, 'f , , 4 Sv Mmm-HIST iw I 1i?wI!I 'Ziff 1 Qitff - I - ,L , ' , . - , 1 ,ph I 1 I-3 1 , , ' 'L ' 'Q ' T 4 AJ' f:'3 i lb . gag Egf- I asf I f I f -S ea- w., x ,- 5,2 tv I- YS 'T' ,L 'S ' I s MOST REPRESENTATIVE MOST POPULAR SENIOR SENIOR 1935 1935 W. FELLENZ HINES 56 28 36 X 4 ,A -A l ' I I I V T' 1 1' 7 Y7 77 f CYll Km- 5' E ' ',. - -af-2 --': 2iU I5',3' 41 g2ff1:,,u Img? :IM 1 fm ' ...ul . 'Y in - S WM'X Q' WmWWH'fMmmmI I llllfilg-git,-:-:ww-1-Q-nv'-E--I--I 5 V muum sm II '.'ix,lI Illl QIi!!!S'L.4 HID .wlllllll nl. WQMIIII. ll- A A I UPZmS .. .... ... ,.-,.,.,,m,r-.F-sm...-,-.r, if rv nu in ul .v ,- -f wllldlll .. - - ,ale QI ' ' ' .- ' fs.-,. ' H ' ' Wflflflflllfllfl ill' e-fl , J. . - Qu, ,QL .E I- ,A - r N F --,,', 9:14, ,, 5 5 .l -- N vs-PL-Q-r.. 'rf-fam'-,x an 'F 1 ff a, 11 1 i 6352,-ffggpiu 7 1 ' 4 -T' L':2,j5 Ave 515,155 Lf. , I L ,yr Hall of Fame Most Representative Cadet ........ Most Popular Cadet ........ Most Ambitious Cadet .......... Most Dignined Cadet ......... Most Handsome Cadet ....... Most Industrious Cadet ......... Most Gentlemanly Cadet ....... Model Cadet ....................... Best Scholar .......... Best Declaimer ....... Best Dressed ......... Best Drilled ............ Best Marksman .......... Best Officer ......... Best Non-Com ........ Best Private ......... Biggest Shiek .......... Biggest Shine .......... Best Best Best Best Best Bugler .......... Musician ........, Athlete ......... Dancer ................... Natured Cadet ......... Best Ad. Getters ........ Best Kitchen Knave ..,................... Winner of Frank Bros. Saber ....... American Legion Medal Winners ....... 562936 Fellenz Hines Fellenz Crain Berly Fellenz Crain Fellenz Fellenz C. Phillips Basse Higgins C. Baker Steves . ........ G. Ball Harper Collie Richardson Wolff A. Meyer Hines .......B, Phillips Hines F. A. Meyer P. Harral Budge Dennis A. C. Chaffe J. S. Chambers Ian McNab W. J. Fellenz W. Steves W. A. Wood I I 5:t -s?ESsE'tS's2g22 0b l 7:v 4'W:f:l'4lts.:-.lwz'Q'i:,:a.e2??s'51'1 i1'll l Slllllymeiifgjggqlgtthgiggylll UTI 'wr lL2.mS'fy9jllgizaff-wmllurf' flM iulQ::l Hllllllllllllllwlglll ll ,. .r 1, . .K-,111-1,-.jfz t.A .,,n':,,...- 59 X ,T Q V y , ,........-.,.........J. 1,-g11',...................L,,,,..--ff.' rv, V 74, Vx 'ir I I 1, A '. ,kgrgf lf. fjity, -. aw Sf' -'PMI '935 J. BAKER Cm. BALL E. BASSE CLCLARK 1 MJDENNRS RHARRAL U H, avz SJETT F, MEYER Y B. R :cnAnnsoN issuammn s.sMr-:Lssv w.5TEvEs wmps o.wRuoHT Y 30 'X , V -- Y f ' Y , . , 'HT ' ' 1 f T 7'f -'I,.J-121, -, 3..- -M: N74 K '-,1 'M' Qf'3'nV x 'Vfpf' . N-l:4f:'x-'W V '1'-'Y T'I-f - ff'-7 '- .if -r 1 N'-l'nL1'.-V--M - Q: 1.-4 AL-wg w 5':fd ff x M 'A ,ill-'L'f Y N if ff,-f v ' 1 5 QM f ' 1,5fq i Qieuszizm U, pw M I , Q W 4 11: , LAY:'-Wai 1'IV, Vf?i2lQ., 'fe3f':r5.15'?'-'ha-wx:XM1,2 'kg 'ii9'fV,i'i4iifi1?'1?lf1, IML'i'iU?Q,?3L'il 'l 1 1 5is3:1 ' l1li Ei fixlrffmig Y'i?ifQLili15MQi:w4QX ff' l 2wl!Y-24?-11-wF+f ' V ' ff' ' MA' ' ,1,,kN,N.,,,Q,:,w ,,,...,,,,.,,, ,,,. ,Y -,.,,... ,, Yvfin. ,- Mvmvh-Y Y 1 -mul . ...FIs1l':l, .. gl, llllll 3 is . e 227131 1 iz 7 I K 4 1 Y S EK 1 Wg? KU K v Auf ' EA If la f 1 W i .X 'm1U2!l9H+W A r f- I A U f' ff umm: 1-2-M W I' fy I fs , 1 png, Fvhii I ' ' T ,gh llun H llllllll g K,,,,Fx.2'xs AJ! ' P!!! . A ,lyyu , . pffz.1, - '- , F' Nr- v 133543. , . J J .. ZETA SIGMA LITERARY SOCIETY CHAFFE, A. C .,..... ,,,...,,.. P resident PHILLIPS, J. C .,..,,, . ..,...,,,...,,,,.. Vice-President COLLIER, G .,.....Y ..,..,,.. S ecretury and Treasurer MCALPIN, R ......,, .,..,I.....,......,,,.....,,,,,.,...,,,.,,.,..,,,I,,,,...,,, S crgeanrrzu-Arms B. H. MEYER, Sponsor AVES, L. CRAIN, W. LAWHON, Z. PITTMAN, VU. BAKER, K. DIEHL. K. LONG, F. REDBURN. R. BEAL, H. DODGE, E. MAJOR, J. SARRATT. C. BREECE, j. GREER, V. MCALPIN, R. STEVES, W. BUFFIN, HEAD, M. IVICLACI-ILAN, C. WHITE, W. CARRICO, A. HENNING, MCNAB, I. WEISSI-IEIMER. CONDON, R. HOUZE, H. OPPENHEIMER, j. WOLFF, j. COLLIE, W. HUNTER, j. PETTER, J. WRIGHT, G. COLLIER, G. KELLOND, A. PHILLIPS, C. WLIERPIEL, T. 353274 I '-f- 'eng--.-4'--1-1 N Q V ' f:'w 'I 'f'W'-fi- - U g..M..:F, zgq2.IM33,.IIIaI'l 1M11IlB.!C21.50g2f III u, mm un..... wsu-I--.wx A ....Mas-Z.fy.-aa.uua11llIln11un1M..wnz1I um ,.,' -. A123252 I . H09 II lllll A, ffl unluu' ml ,ill !.i 'L I W:-5-.f.w f'm.l' A x A 9 , V .-4 .Ld iff' I I yi, ALPHA LAMBDA SIGMA LITERARY SOCIETY PENDERGRAST. j .....,. MEYER, F .I,.,..,,....,. GILLESPIE, .I .,,,,.. RCJWSIzY, F .,.,...I .............Presidcnt ..,,,,,,Vice-Presiclcnt ..........Sccrcra ry ............T1'ca1surcl' FLANIGAN, F .,...... ,,,.,,...,,,,,,,,,,,,.,...,,,....,.. .,.,,.. S e r cant-ar-Arms P I.. M. LIZVY, SPOIISUI ALEXANDER, M, HYSLOP, H. MCGLOTHAN, SMELSEY, S. CORDERO, V. JOHNSON, T. INIIINIS, L. SCHROEDER, R. FLANIGAN, F. LAFLAMIVIE, W. IVIOORING, S. TIPS, W. GATES, R, LYNCH, C. PENDERGRAST TILLOTSON, A. GARRETT, T. MAZUR, G. PHILLIPS, N. WILSON, F. GILLESPIE, MAHONEY, ROWSEY F. ITZ, B. HARRELL, T. MEYER, F. REYER, E. HARRIS, 33 a+--V--W-.-.Yf ?vL-..ii..., ., N J,,.--v. ...., L,L..LL. , 4,1 -..L IQEFQF-'Ei L?5Qf?5?iLi9W 145 A ' XVQ K l, '1f1w'J' J I1 ' . ' . In V fff ' ff.J..Q1z wr . F ISIS PF W ' ' 4? I ll zaglllllll I . nQll . I I . ' AU N V Q. I fllllllllllllllll I 4, i '11 Es ,S - i . Qi, V O W T lg ' Q gglf' . --ggeh1!!l .. Sm- .gm if gia- . :KE 'K :H ' of ',,. - ,:.'l at ' 45' ' , , Q 5 , 4 FE ' , Q 7 1- --- , I . 0 ,L-1 r '2'Q'g -5-,b . is ' A - 0 .1 1 1 1 iv THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY To be elected a member of the National Honor Society is considered the greatest reward for achievements that 'any cadet can receive. The organization, which is ranked higher than Phi Beta Kappa, has for its requirements the following necessary qualifications: Scholarship, leadership, service, and character-versatility is the key- note. There is no general electiong the faculty observes each boy eligible for selection in the course of his daily work, and the recommendation of the entire faculty is necessary for the selection of a member. The group is chosen from the junior and senior classesg of the junior class, five percent is selectedg and of the senior class, fifteen per cent is selected. T. M. I. is one of the very few privately owned high schools to enjoy the distinction of having a charter in this society. Officers of the society are: President .................... ....... F ELLENZ, W. Vice-President ................,. ....... C HAFFE, A. C. T. Secretary and Treasurer ....., .....,.,.. B ASSE, E. A. Other members are: HENSLEY, W. N. SELIGMANN, MCALPIN, R. BALL, G. WHITE, W. DIEHL, K. MCNAB, l. CRAIN, W. OPPENHEIMER, COLLIER, G. LUSCOMB, B. R. 55 34 if wwe. 1:ws':: 2 w'--f-' we 'T 1'- fv w'aF .:'ezzzzaezfffs'-fi' llllllwt.1..fQIIIlIIllIllI.Wg.su..::::f:smt.4 A A 1...f.- af9a..3?.iIlllIIllllllllhmtgllll 1 L, f - . T .J T' 5 I' ' .-,,-SX-5,!Nw,..1f9' .ln P!!! . ' wifi, , 'I 'fall' ' I I . -A 5,1 l if U- ' -v 'fav G.coi.LiER J.HlNESM 'i.MCNABfiiiig1.w. wooo T. M. l. HONOR COUNCIL XVOOD, VU. A., Cl7llI1'71IiII1 HINES, J. MQNAB, 1, COLLIER, G. This council is composed of boarding cadets who have shown themselves out- standing by their high qualities of leadership and character, and deserving of the honor and distinction which a member of the honor council possesses. The purpose of the group is to act as a medium between faculty and student body, to promote friendship and goodwill, to foster a higher moral standard within the entire student body, to investigate conscientiously infractions of rules, and to main- tain student discipline. Regulation of proper relationships between members of the student body is thus assured, A student may feel free at any time to confide his troubles to a member of the council, and feel assured of assistance. The road to better citizenship is skillfully begun by the members of this society. 75 35 75 mm af f:g4 eiiq 3Ap W 2ggitfffsiii,y'E,iilf,j g 'Ulf . ..L'! 1- A lati f 4 ill?-'T v llllllllllllllll 1i'W1f'f+lf ti ll'5 , 91 ll 1 r an ' -- n s u I A f 4 umgl ' K. ' Y 1 -y a -A I . 1,2 5+ ' i 15?5??'F' e , ' Q- wi-A a l! - ei c f ed .g rill . M I f x -VT v F F u, THE COTILLION CLUB The Cotillion Club, school organization for the presentation of dances, assisted by Commandant Charles P. Lynch and the Social Committee of the Faculty, has presented live unique and enjoyable dances for the school year 1934-1935. The stu- dent body has enjoyed to the utmost the five dances: the Freshman Dance, the Foot- ball Prom, the Barn Dance, the Sport Dance, and the Senior Prom. Members of the club are: OFFICERS ' .....,., President HUNTER, J ........ .,....,.,..,,,....,., . . JONIZS, R .,,,,........,,,,, .,.,,,... V ice-President MONTGOMERY, C ..,..... .,,........ S ecretary DENNIS, -I ...,,,,,,,,........ ...,..,,,.i,i.........,, .,..,,,, A 1 't Director RICHARDSON, B. DODGE, E. PHILLIPS, B. DYER, O. BAKER, WOOD, W. ROWSEY, F. GILLESPIE, X 36 X yummy sgiis..aaQz.iiifit lllll FMSMIIIIIIIIIIIIIWiniiia::::::i-u.li..s k A JimSmHhzfgafgililllllllllllllllwlsuiqlllll 'a-f--2-Quia' Y' Xfwzsw Lf:- F i T5 1 A 11.25 , 'T' g ' I l:ll:!: 5- 1 . ' - T' '4 4- , 4 , 4 . .hy I 1 x BRIG lst B. in the fied off nd Armstmngg second pl' Harm! and C, Baker, Plullips and Morris, race wma won by J. Den Sm.. F. Long. FOR '36 Bripradivr General lr the reviewing office: dads and cups to dems. Among those Land wurc: Professor ann, Headmaster, and I l' L h f' ds yn m JK e SETS kepirt Dvpa w tin ,e we ,Ld ith J. PENDZRGRAST 563755 5315. 1 MT 2Q m . 4 TlWlIIIllIllIIIl!l .f . -----' W W .,.. X ,, ,Mfm..22::2i l :Wm - , ll Q p - Ill L . . f- 44 saw ! lllll . lllbllll P' KK L, K Nxqivrax ,Aff I I-A ing , X .mpg I Sl I- , 5 , .. 14- H- Y 38 X I l3'g5'EQ:',v1f'LxqllhU'! YA! lp , ,.-v ,,w,,,.7.s.,i,,5g: ,Iggy .im-:X l lnimnW uillIWi l-'S-E A A l . X Q4 U 9 'EU' F -xi gf? 1 'Q wr- . w ht if! L ' Q N9 x, ' l - 'X X M' 5 i if -3' ,ff ,eff 'u - gf A ' 'Kx' - - sf ,QV X if 4 :fL'Z'fQ f 'f 1, 'IVA ,gi . , E :.-E: : 5 W if ff ,J V 93231, E E f f 3 NM 9 ,S ? i if ,Y 15 M5 X ' ZA7 fig , X ff, r IE' I I XX fl S' W E Xx- Xff 101 VV 1' uni : . ff' 1 1 ffl' I 'f . X ' - N !XM1f ,V W V ' 'iifv gZ5XxN U1 ,mm gps i n ' '.. ' '1.-y- V2-fqxrflx x A ':I.f5iigL,,,35' .-:,.. 1. lll xnillllllllllllim ff, uM.gwuIIlIlllllllilwwlrli U lm W ' '11 .,, , an QI , ,, ,. -Jllillll .. , - em!! gl 1 - ra ' li l . .al '1 41.2 35 ' 1 aa. ,, pref: 5 931, 5 eu, . .-L , L Al., : 4 g , .Q '--f' p 1 'Lrg' Q- ' I V I 5 an ' ' l if V92-N. af: ' , fast at-4, CAPTAIN CHARLES P. LYNCH Captain Charles P. Lynch was born in St. Paul, Minnesota, April 12, 1893. Among the schools he attended are St. Patrick's School, Cretin High School, and St. Thomas College. Upon graduation from the latter he attended the First Officers Training Camp at Fort Snelling, Minnesota. Advance- ment came rapidly. On August 15, 1917, he was commissioned a Second Lieutenant. Two years following he was promoted to the rank of First Lieutenant and in three more years he was assigned to the rank of 'Captain. During the World War, Captain Lynch served overseas with the 350th Infantry of the 88th Division, which saw active service in both the Haute-Alsace sector and the Meuse-Argonne. After the signing of the Armistice, Captain Lynch was assigned to the 23rd, Infantry of the Second Division, part of the Army of Occupation. He returned to this country and was stationed in San Antonio from 1919 to 1922. After attending the Infantry School, Captain Lynch returned to Fort Sam Houston where he was assigned to the 23rd Infantry. He remained at this post until 1926 when he was assigned to foreign service in the Philippine Islands. In 1929 he returned to the United States and was assigned to the 26th Infantry at the Plattsburg Barracks, New York. He served as Adjutant of the 26th Infantry while stationed there. Captain Lynch married a San Antonio girl in 1920, and has four sonsg one of which attends T. M. I. and two who attend San Antonio Academy. Captain Lynch was detailed to his present post at T. M. I. in the summer of 19323 he at once proved his ability to handle boys. Captain Lynch's success has not been limited to military achieve- ments aloneg he brought about and maintained the school spirit for which T. M. I. is widely noted. We are extremely proud of this versatile skipper , and are going to regret very much when the time arrives for him to leave. SERGEANT FRANCIS M. SHOKES Sergeant Shokes was born in Charleston, South Carolina. He received his education in the public schools of jacksonville, Florida. Sergeant enlisted in the regular army on January 10, 1916, and saw active service on the Mexican border with the 23rd Infantry. During the World War, he was with the 23rd Infantry and is justly proud of being awarded the Purple Heart Medal for being honorably wounded in action. After the war he was with the Army of Occupation and was also privileged to serve in the 3rd Army Composite Regiment which made the Peace Parades in Paris, London, and Germany. , Sergeant Shokes has been a non-commissioned officer since 1917 and has been on R. O. T. C. duty since 1926. He came to San Antonio High Schools from Oklahoma A. 8: M. College where he was assistant to the P. M. S. 8: T. Since reporting for duty to T. M. I. on December 15, 1932, he has aided remarkably the progress of this school. Of special note is his coaching of the ril'le team, which won the William Randolph Hearst trophy in 1934 and took third place in 1955. X 40 X I Hvqrgigz . u :Q -Sr TH ii- up ..,.:.?, I 1 su 5119 -,.,,,.i1r.e.g.aza.as...mf.,WmmmH1 I 1llgy.....1'eelllllllllllllllmfysfg.mas:::pvrr-n.1.a A Lnwszszarnurz..A,.e.e.iHNIl!IllllillQ...i,.QIlJl . ini fr I . 'E ll. an Q :Elm li luis. 'A v'1...:' f ,' 51 !3 ix, , tm: gl vi- l - 7 9 . A ' .. 1 ' I 25 ,.,e, 352.52 Qs - gfiif g - ' . ' ' , 'is F- ug ' . 3 . ga! is 55 TT 'lx' X. J , s--14 s V. nw.2'-4.- , N 5 P STAFF, TEXAS MILITARY INSTITUTE, 1955 STEVES, W., Lieufemml Colonel .... CHAFFE, A., Major ........,,,..,, ..,. WOOD, W., caprafn ..........S.....,.. BAKER, J., Serond Lieulenam ..,......... HENSLEY, W., Sefoml Lielltenrznl ....... ....... CHAMBERS, J., Caplan .................. BASSE, E., Capiain ......,................. I-IINES, J., Sevond Lieulemznl .............,... ,, MONTGOMERY, C., Maller Sergeanl .,.... .. AVFS, L., Slaj Sergearzf .,.................,,.. . JUDSON, L., 51.07 sergeam .........,,.. OPPENI-IEIMER, J., Slaff Sergeanl .......,. . CLINGER, D., Corporal .........,.........., GILLESPIE, J., Corporal ......... HOLBROOK, I.., Corporal ....... HOFFMAN, H., Corporal ....... BOWNDS, M., Corporal... X 41 Commanding Battalion ..........Executive Officer ..,,..............,.Publicity and Intelligence Officer Assistant Publicity and Intelligence Officer and Training Officer ................Ordnance Officer ........Athletic Officer ....,....Sergeant Major ......,...Athletic Sergeant Color Sergeant ..........Color Sergeant ..........Color Guard ..........Color Guard ..,....Supply Corporal .......Supply Corporal .......OHice Clerk 56 7 'xx Q R xgg ILQUQ X Q G 75' DC 'Qmfe ll I X- F'WS5L55.,,1gyf - I 3,-a. vi an- ' ':w:ef3.:'1 H 1l ' n . I Q lvlln ull ,,. . V,-f - - I ... . km .V . I ll'EU5:fr' 31. www'-w w , - -rl qv' wr, .l.:::T.: ifh azagff Six A, - X 5 '11 - , , X .L '- -.,.', i 2-- .- -ff .ms l up gil '1- A - --Qi? '--1 ' . -f 4 .gl Q I nur, i.. -I . nL::.xJ'-V-Q '. I l ry... wmnuum... ,g.+,....FW - f rIlllllllllllllllkmwlllll A , ,,,.rI51r..,,, I . M' ' J f E MM A . .. .ggesn . .1 I I V412 ' af , 'XY .. 5, 1 7 .4, ROSTER OF COMPANY A, TEXAS MILITARY KELLOND, A., Captain .....................,,.....,,,,......,.,..,........,.,..,..,.,........,,................... RICHARDSON, B., Fititl Lieutenant ..,.............. ..,...,...,,,....................,,,.,....,...,,..... FROST, J., Serond Lieutenant ..,........,.... DOWNIE, E .,4A..............A.............., IIERLY, J .,A,.........,,,,,,,,.I.,,.,,.,,,.I......., FIRST PLATOON SPAULDING, C., Semnd Lieutenant Platoon Leader Platoon DENNIS, J., Platoon Sergeant ALLEY, R., Right Guide INSTITUTE Company Commander .Second in Command Supernumerary Officer First Sergeant Guidon Bearer SECOND PLATOON HENNING, Secwzd Lieutenant Leader BAKER, K., Semnd Lieutenant. Assistant I-IARRAL, P., Platoon Sergetznt ,d HARVEY, I., Right Gttfttt MCALPIN, R., Left Gut e ITZ, H., Le!! Guide Fin, Squad Firtt Squad TTM NW. SARRATTL SHAEER, M. CRITTENBERGER,W ISELSOQJ J, NASH, J, IRWIN, G. SADESKY, B. B. MILLER, IE. DUDLEY, II. GARRETT. T- COLLIE. W- PHILLIPS, B., cm-pmt PEARCE, L. CARRICOA-,CUt't10Ml MARTIN. M- S d S d Second Squad mn W HEANEY, D. LAFLAMME, B. MOELLER, H. DUDLEY, I. HORNER, E. WHEAT, L. CRAIN, W. PENDERGRAST, J. ROWSEY, H. STEVENS, J. MCKINNEY, C. BASTION, J. WILLIAMS, W., STIELER, E. MILLER, D., Corporal WHEELER, J. cotpomt GREENBERG, s. DUPRE, A., Corporal WEISSHEIMER, I. X 42 'X I 5 5 SX ,jf 'I I--7.1-1.-v-v-I 35, -Q 5:- EWI I 'T 'I ' P V IHIIIIIIIIWIIIIII I ,. l...u. :i ll' m'I.+ +4 A II I ..QulI1IIIIIII..... , gI.....:--'- G j Av! I 1, l l ff ..... 5::l 'E:t: 'HLJEFI 1 J g ' ' K 'PBX df: ' ,I . I 5 JY! F! S.. L , 1 ' ff E33 arg., Img., His , 4 -.-4 1 f 4 R ROSTER OF COMPANY B, TEXAS MILITARY INSTITUTE JONES, R., Captain .................................. .,..... .................................................. C 0 mpany Commander WHITE, W., First Lieutenant ....... .............,,,..........,,. S econd in Command LOG, F ....,.....,,,....................,...,.,,, ,........................................... F irst Sergeant HOUZE, H ........................ ...,..... Supernumerary Second Lieutenant CONDON, W .,.,.....,,,.,,,..,..,,..,,Y.,,,. ....................................... G uidon Bearer FIRST PLATOON PHILLIPS, J., Serond Lieutenant Platoon Leader MORRIS, j., Platoon Sergeant BEAL, H., Right Guide DIEHL, K., Left Guide Fin! Squad SECOND PLATOON MCNAB, I., Second Lieutenant, Platoon Leader SIMPSON, R., Platoon Sergeant LYTLE, R., Rigbt Guide SELIGMANN, J., Left Guide WRIGHT, W., Supernumerary Corporal RUIZ, E. ARMSTRONG, J. pit.-J Squad WORTHINGTON, R. BENNETT, J. cooK, s. ZUEHL, L. HARPER, A. MCKENDRICK, E. LUSCOMB, R., CHAVANNES, E. MAZUR, G. MIMS, L. C,,,,,,,,,,J EARWOOD, A. DODD, W. OPPENHEIMER, A., HAKES, E. Sefond Squad Corpoml RONWSEY, E. MCGRATH, T. 5e,,,,,,J Squad AYRES, A. KNLEEIN, J. NORTON, R. WILLGUS, R. REDBURN, B- MARKOWITZ, J. PHILLIPS, N., FRANKLIN, J. LAWHON, z. ALEXANDER, M. Corporal WUERPEL, T. MOORING, s. DANCY, H. BLEDSOE, W. GRUNEWALD, E. HERRAN, G. MARTINEZ, J. X 43 X I .Jul-gg.T.::g:'.:.'w--1:guns!!! vii' LQ'!'v.wn.ygglvqgfCqg3vz,:v2?l-lgzigggigg U GAB IIWJEQIIIIIIIIIIIIJW,g.wu.f:::f:m...1 L A f..,fmmutztillllllIIIIIIIIIIMJQIIII , .., - -Q-.. ,. 1 .. .. I T, .U , gy 'QQ . , ' . I ' -- 4 f er- ,... . 5 5 , 5 tffg gi f ' f,. v -- - , A A --, s - -K: ,X f :FSE Muff ROSTER OE COMPANY C, TEXAS MILITARY INSTITUTE FELLENZ, W., Cdffdlll .........,.,,...,,,..,....,,.,,....., LOGUE, C., Semnd Lieufwzmi ................,,. MCLACHLAN, C., Sammi Lieulemzfll .......... DODGE, E .,,..,..,,,,,.,...I,,,,,,,,.,,....,.....,.I........, FIRST PLATOON MAJOR, Semnd Lieufemuzf. Platoon Leader BALL, G., Plnmmz Swgeafzl GREER, V., leigh. Guide JUDSON, L., Left Guide Firm! Squad HYSLOP, H. CORDERO, V. SELLINGER, G. MEYER, F., Corpofdf Sefona' Squud CHRISTIAN, J. WOLFF, A. HARRELL, T. HIGGINS, E.. Corporal Third Squad LYNCH, C. MAHONEY, 1. SMELSEY, s. DAVIS, H. CASEY, W. DOWNIE, W. STEVENSON, R. BROOK, R. HARRIS, M. GILES, A. KESTER, W., Corporal JOHNSON, T. ITZ, B. 55 Company Commandex .......Second in Command .......................Ass1stant Sergeant SECOND PLATOON COLLIER, G., Semnd Lieulemnzl. Platoon Leader CLARK, G., Plaloon Sefgeanl HEAD. M., Right Guida PETTER, R., Left Guide Ifini Squad GATES, R. MITCHELL, C. TIPS, W. CARLETON, S. EDWARDS, E. -IETT, S. EVANS, N., C01'pU7'dl MCCULLOUGI-I, Second' Squad HILL, R. GREEN, R. WILSON, H. DONZIS, REYER, E. RUSSELL, R. DUBLIN, F., Corporal VARGAS, TILLOTSON, B. GILES, G. 44 X K+ I n we-vw--n UIQ Y-TE' 11' ?l1lIy1'f3 '!I '91'Z!'?i '2' ..- A-.N-+-M Yo N X- S'Alvhg,-nfwie.-m.-fsvfs QM? 1-'12 1 'Sk ma, IIIII I I' nun 1.2. Qg.......:-H I 5 A Mmmtwinkszllrllllllllllllwawill . . ' --J,...r1...,. III Il ll Ill Y 'AMW 'TT V- 4 . uiiilix HI ' F .A , mm- , ' ,k pl. BEST PLATOON-Co. B COLOR GUARD WO!! COMMISONKD .5 TAFF ' ' ' .V ' NON- COMS if 45 X ' ..f. lMII f ff-mwifhglllllllllllllllwmw 1 Firm is 1- -.-.' ' dl f me 7135A ..i'5i55r A--F,-iT,3QfgTEf.A -c M ww - ,. ' ,, f ' ,?M752f3iH'i334ffL- -F-if'-ifgfv , ' V , 19 W v Y' 4671 'K N--'s42x'oF 5 Massa-'Q 734 1' g Y at ,UI---ff-f1g,,q2,Q1IQ.k0pQ.s:!lII V' D F Mk-244 55,3325-MXW' M A1MmmEazgfqiznlrnlllllllllumhmlf . - 1' pi i Ei l' - H if 4 u :nu lllll ?,k p 43,1 -- i , .X v . Au I MG: R. O .T. C. SUMMER CAMP GROUP-1935 Six cadets from Texas Military Institute have been fortunate enough to be per- mitted to attend the annual R. O. T. C. Summer Camp for 1935, held for six weeks at Camp Bullis Texas. These six weeks will be filled with intensive drilling and wholesome living. When the cadets leave the camp after the rigorous training, they carry with them practical experience that is difficult to surpass anywhere. The group from T. M. I. includes Itz, I-I.: Buffin, Montgomery, C.g Simpson, R. S.g I-Iarral, P., and Chambers, j. This R. O. T. C. summer camp group is but another example of the many privileges T. M. I. cadets enjoy. XWILLIAM N. I-IENSLEY. AMERICAN LEGION MEDA LS Under the auspices of the Alamo Post, No. 2, American Legion, the American Legion Good Conduct Medal has been awarded to six Cadets from T. M. I. Awards were based on seven requisites: Character, Academic Standing, General Ability, Personality, General Appearance, Military Ability and Attendance. To receive one of these medals is one of the highest honors bestowed on a student at T. M. I. 5447? y J,', S-A jf. 173.1-J' I if1 Ff'1-'ll' VI .lst-mf My wtf. eizvwlf -A I T' ll llK'IlII lllil' ,4 :giggle 1 ' K lil 'Lil,,I,kg, ' ,K ' 9 7 B EST SQUAD CO. B. Capt.C. LYNCH Sgt. F Suomis WITH HEARST TROPHY First Place i934- 'ff 48 'Pi 1 'K N- ' F WN 'Viu,sw5: fy ,- -ff' wasf.:1:?v:v v 'H W ' 'F' FT avmfg. 4422291 uf'-,..flIIIlll hm' W--'.s:::: . ..1 UNIV. 'Ill Ill Wsumwxk M A f uD IIIIIIIIIIIIIHMI QIHF 4 ' , L If- lm rf Q Q QW! 9 ' W kill' M 1 I 1 ,, .ju . 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F - -lull! ll t Milf: ,Z ,Ti f I I Q fi ' fa - -x iii!-1 213- 1- .. f. . -'Z 2' Y pa ig 5323? gt'1 a' f f'.1E'r.f'fMYN.?5tImiQzflifflxssgss.A J, , N ' W ' I ' ' Qi 'W'-b is f ' ti d f' W1 aces PRESENTING THE T. M. I. MOVIES FOR 1935 Madam Du Barry .......... Cleopatra .,..........,....,... Servant's Entrance .......... Now and Forever .......... The World Moves On ....... Peck's Bad Boy ............... Wednesdays Child ......... Chained ...........,........... We Live Again ........... Design for Living .......... Music in the Air .......,,,, , .... The Night Is Young ,,,,....,,,,,,,,... The Private Life of Do n Juan ........ Our Daily Bread ........,,,,.,....,.,,,,,, Sing Sing Nights ........ Under Pressure ....... Menace ,.........,......,. . ..... .. Wife of Frankenstein ........ Pursuit of Happiness ........ Student Tour .................. Happiness Ahead .... ,,.. Gift of Gab ........, Ready for Love ....... Love Time .................,. I Am a Thief .........,....... Unfinished Symphony ....... The County Chairman .......... The Little Colonel ............ Black Fury ................. Sweet Music ..................... Gold Diggers of 1935 .......... Broadway Bill ................ Flirtation Walk .......... Roberta .......,................ David Copperfield .......... Bordertown ................. The Little Minister ............... Death on the Diamond ......... Naughty Marietta .......... .........Buttercup Houze. ..........Miller's Maid. Sergeant's Ofice. .The Green Ford. .And Sometimes Dodge. .Jim Jett junior. ..........Chinski, born in middle of the week. looking for, Saturday both ways. Bounds. .After Exams. ..........Room fifty. Monday Morning Chapel. M. I. after Taps. ..........Berly and his Senorita. .Eggs and Bacon-ask Mrs. Hodges. .Our Night Study Hall. D. Miller. Softy. Wife. .A. W. O. L. ..........Battle of Flowers Parade. ..........Week Ends. .Levy-he thinks so. .........,Any Boarder. ..........Saturday Nights. ..........Major. Hunter and his Seventeen Blowhards. ..........Culver talking about that boot. ..........Steves. .Henry in a fast walk. Stieler and Judson-Yeah? ..........McNab and Garrett. ..........jesse Phillips-I-IUH! ..........College Boulevard. ..........Sissy. Mitchell. Remember our Eagle Pass trip and Piedras Negras. .........Crain. .........Landgraf. X58X Mrs. Hodges. 4 V lgrrgg-.Liif4: za:m-V..-L: - nl :O .if SLA? . V ,, ,, gl. I 2w,,.'-7-Q.-154, ioblul lIIIIWWJllllllllllllimy S-fMuiIl!iF!!'uu-'. -5 A g Tmfiwmllkil Erllllllllllllllllwihnwlllll lr - in llflillll ' I ,-V tif 'S' K 1 ,259 Y TED E935 750172 feE.rwwv B1 ITZ ' . N. PHI .Some More cy 0L1l'.z4a'-gefZ67'J 2 Ze! B It J f 02 ' rAfJff0Zfz?'55Z24f2Zfff51Zfffif:ZZffA We Ja Mafzlelfr .Z?aJ.re, Prem VFW? qyyfgfirkzs lldflidffflfdv 50666 022- 8 ters Jfwfe W zZa,vk.s'r2 Qylfdklf 23'ro.x .1 wfe lyffzlilffd' ia .hifi Zfwder fkrazfyfz .1641 HZ. 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S TRAUSS Historian ..,.,,,,,.,...... ,.A................., R UIZ MORGAN ATKINS JAMES -IORDAN lAtkinsJ Entered S. A. A. 1931. Cadet Second Lieuten- ant Co. B, '55g Secretary David Crockett Literary Society, '35g Football, '34g Basketball, '34 and '3Sg Baseball, '34 and '35, MANUEL ESPINOSA tlispinosal Entered S. A. A. 1935. Cadet Private Co. A, '35g David Crockett Literary Society, '35. CHARLES GOLDMAN lGoldiel Entered S. A. A. 1934. Cadet Sergeant Co. B, '35g Sergeant-at-Arms, Blue and White Club, '35, David Crockett Literary Society. '35. CHARLES GRACE IGraciel Entered S. A. A. 1934. Cadet Corporal Co. C.. '35g Football, '34g Baseball. 'BSL David Crockett Literary Society, '35g Commencement Debater, '35, ARTHUR GRAHAM 1Grahaml Entered S. A. A. 1932. Cadet First Lieutenant Co. A. '35g Football. '351 Basketball, '34g Baseball, 343 President David Crockett Literary Society, '35g Blue Bonnet Staff, '35. tjimmiel Entered S. A. A. 1929. Cadet Captain Co. B, '35, Football, '35 and '34: Basketball, '35g Baseball, '33, '34 and '35g Blue and White Club, '3-43 Vice- President Alamo Literary Society, '35g Vice-President Seventh Grade. '35: Blue Bonnet Stall, '35g Com- mencement Debater, '35. WILLIAM KELLY fKellyD Entered S. A. A. 1935. Cadet Private Co. A, '35, Alamo Literary Society, '35. CLAUDE MCALPIN iMac and Red! Entered S. A. A, 1934. Cadet Color Sergeant, '35: Football, '34g Basketball. '55g Baseball, '35, Alamo Literary Society, '35. WILLIAM MOORE fMooreJ Entered S. A. A. 1930. Cadet Second Lieutenant Co. C, '35, Football, '33 and '34, David Crockett Literary Society, '35. HERBERT MORRIS fLion-tamerl Entered S. A, A. 1934. Cadet Private Co. A, '55: Alamo Literary Society, '35. it 66 at lllllllllllki !l'l.IID!ll,L-44:5-yes ,P3:,.ti!, ' ,fa-mg. ,555ki:f3:F4 'feuug!,.t lllll live.tiwllllllllllltwi.Qtu.::::!!!mtl'le H 1Mmmltzealgfillllllllllllllllkmtwlliii l N 'L J ' 4 -Q. U -Lulu, .,,,.rl:ll ,,.,,.,-nggl E f , osx av ,L -,. ., Y . . 1 f - N31 'I 'L , 'lg ff f f 'I - ' I ' ' H: 1 ew' Al' . if-V., ' x zz.:-s.. ' - 533 ' RUFUS ORTEGA fRomeoJ Entered S. A. A. 1934. Cadet Private Co. A, '35, Baseball, '35, Basketball, '35, Alamo Literary So- ciety, '35. EUGENE PAWKETT fPawkettJ Entered S. A. A. 1929. Cadet Second Lieutenant Co. A, '35, Alamo Literary Society, '35. LEROY RUIZ 1RuizJ Entered S. A. A. 1933. Cadet First Lieutenant Co. B, '35, Football, '34, Basketball, '35, Baseball, '35, Secretary Blue and White Club, '35, Vice- President David Crockett Literary Society, '35, His- torian Seventh Grade, '35, Blue Bonnet Staff, '35, Commencement Debater, '35. MALCOLM STERETT iMac! Entered S. A. A. 1934. Cadet Sergeant Co. B, '35, Alamo Literary Society, '35. JACK sTRAUss Uohannl Entered S. A. A. 1933. Cadet Captain Co. C, '35, Baseball, '34 and '35, Basketball, '35, Vice-President Blue and White Club, '35, Secretary Alamo Liter- ary Society, '35, Secretary Seventh Grade. '35, Blue Bonnet Staff, '35, Valedictorian, '35. ROBERT TAYLOR iBobl Entered S. A. A. 1932. Cadet First Lieutenant Co. C, '35, David Crockett Literary Society, '35, Blue Bonnet Staff, '35, Commencement Debater, '35. WILLIAM THAXTON fThaxJ Entered S, A. A. 1934. Cadet First Sergeant Co. A, 35, Basketball, '35, David Crockett Literary Societ , gg, Blue and White Club, '35, Blue Bonnett Stag, DONALD TILLOTSON iT'll' J Entered S. A. A. 1934. 'Cailet First Sergeant Co. C. 35: Blue and White Club, '35, Alamo Literary Society. '35. MORTY TURBOW iMortyb Entered S. A. A- 1935. Cadet Private Co. A, '35: Basketball, '35 g Baseball, '35 , David Crockett Literary Society, '35, Blue Bonnet Staff, '35. DIXON VAN TUYL IV nl Entered S. A. A. 1929.3 Cadet Second Lieutenant Adjutant, '35, Alamo Literary Society, '35. JULIUS VEIGA Nasa? Entered S. A. A. 1935. Cadet Private Co. A, '35, David Crockett Literary Society, '35. JOHNNY WERNER Uohnnyl Entered S. A. A. 1930. Cadet Captain Co. A, '35, Football. '33 and '34, Basketball, '35, Baseball, '33, '34 and '35, President Blue and White Club, '35, President Alamo Literary Society, '35, President Seventh Grade, '35, Blue Bonnet Staff, '35, Sa' lutatorian, '35. 56 67 X I I emi I .IVARIIIIUIIIIIIIWgQu t:.5 K 1f...-ma Hl22..gi+mlllllllllllllllkmiswlll 1- . I ex ' llli I illll U ,fx lp...-..-.575gp'f1.1q+5,, In 'gg i i I MI I I 1 ' ' 'Q 1' LI WN 'W 'H ' YW ' '. -, V . 4 Af-Q, . I' A 1 , . . ' ' ' qi iz 'arg Vg' f ', , . 1! n'-H Tp . ' Im--..-M--..- 1 1 f ' ' 'Vx-2 '- ' I QaI,i,g:a . K' vi President ........... SIXTH GRADE ALTGELT Vive-President ..,.,,,,, CROSTHWAIT Secretary ..,,,,,...,. ,..,.,...,,. S TEVES ALTGIELT DOVER MORGAN IILISWELL GRUMBLES ROBIE CONNOLLY HAAS SMITH COONS HARMAN STEINBUCI-I CROSTIIWAIT HOWE STEVES CUTRER LYNCH SUMMERS DAVIS, W. POWELL SUTHERLAND DE FORREST MECKEL WATT HLJQLHIILPYI is a dclrt due from the present to the future generation. -Peabody. X 63 X 7'nM'lf'fM',' ' ' . ' I 'M7m 'I x'V Y ' ' ' 1 f'w'fffe:v11sf2f:f,z'2i2f:w+ . W 1 1'f '-ff' 'W 19221562312 f IIIIEIW Q W mm I I I IIIILW M ll 'lull -121 :few 'rf f- 1E f ? '?Wf' A up ul ,., 5 Emi!! ,. , E. gall! gi . I. , A . A -Q 4 A i n A A 55535 3? ' fkf- is President .,......,,.,. Vice-President ...,... Secretary .......... BALL BLOCKER, J. BLOCKER, W. CLARK CLAUSER CONDON We do not need men we need are the men ot homel I' y Iirtues, and who. high resu1ve. iTheodore FIFTH GRADE CLARK BLOCKER, W. BALL DAVIS, J, RYAN IIARDT SHEERIN LEEMAN TARVER, J. MCALPIN, C. W. VAN CLEVE PAWKETT, C. WILLIS, W, RIJHMAN, G. ol unsteady brilliance or erratic power. The men strong, solid character, the men who possess the tu those virtues, add courage, rugged honesty and Roosevelt. if 69 X I l'Q-Lil T'3 eQ?'WwLiQll!W'1 fviv Nr ' Iv' rsqrviwmwva 'safaris'-sagggilll I .l lllwfziwlllllllllllliwwgQn iA1.lXV f... Hl2a:.ggmlIlIIIIIIIIIIIIMINII I Q qv ' V ,hz A ,hm ,' 2 'QA , 9,.si-'S-v-fig gil A U gl ,-9 gg ,gl Ii! lf, , g -ng gl if N I-siliiqawid HI, W : Hx ' .,.y. 2 3 HI 4.2.21 I. - L5 15 -:M iiiifsa f I r I' 7 1 W I ' N- ,EIS 9 V L11 Y! V35 U iff. , President ..,....,.,.. FOURTH GRADE WEST Vice-President ........., ..,,. G ILLESPIE Secretary ............ ...... L YNCH, R. COLWICK, GILLIAM LYNCH, R. DEUTSCH, A. GOODMAN MASON EDWARDS HENNESSEY OWEN FONES KLEINE SCHMIDT GARY KLINE TARVER, C. GILLESPIE KNIGHT WEST WILLIAMS WILLIS, J. For wisdom is better than rubies: and all the things that may be desired are not to be compared to it. -Proverbs 8:11. 367056 1' 'xx IIQQQ 2' ' 'W' ' yr Af, sttvlgxerx-to OX 1 V wlgsalyyy ,lava III' 'lllilllllll fm H I -mmm! -LIIHIIIIIIINIZMQII I I Wi:BfL53': T? i 'S ' T710 V T ':rs p :.,:z2z1ze2i2 , ' illlllillihiw ' 1 sf-, mmf, iq. V1 , .mir-'-.g 'm ' ...- I . ' ,Lv S-'Hmu .I I, fl' X Min In A Z l , ' ' I llllI,' 1 ...Q - M 1 ' - . .iris-s A ' 4-il y: , Q!-11' ff9g!W!!! I ., U4 ' sisqgf ,I-1?-, be , . my , , ww, 24 P ' E' ' A vm A 'gb ,, :L SECOND AND THIRD GRADES President ,,,.,......,.,.,,,.......,A,,,,.........,.,,,.....,...,,,,.,......,,.,,,.... BONDURANT Vice-President .,,.,.. ..v.. S CHREINER Secretary ,....,. ,. ..,,,.,......,.,,.,.,...A,,,,.,,...... ...... L ANDGRAF SECOND GRADE AUGHNBAUGH ESPINOSA, A. SLINKARD CROOKER ROWAN TURBOVV, G. DEUTSCH, SIDLES THIRD GRADE BONDURANT GATLIN ROBINSON BROWN HERRERA RUHMAN, B. CANTER jOHNSON SCHREINER ENGLISH LANDGRAF TURBOW, R. FELLAY NOLTE A government lor :he people must depend for its success on rhe inrelli- gence, the morality, the lusrice and the inreresr of the people themselves. X 71 X I V Nffrtf 41' I l'?Q,'fe L: 'fQf'QULiQ'lfW'1' ' A f ll 7pl,nlp4,,1 7 ,5 rs .1 'wlulq I ll , Wllllfefgil-fQl5.1T I X . I lk. X- 15 V I... G 1 lu ..., -S- 1 lllllw lwllllllllm......Qwvuwl lllllllllllllll ! S grid? IVE?-iv? -4 'L ' t - - if? -- 1. lg Tix? 0 V , L 1.13 ff my gcf f a aiii V if As Q , . 1 5 - Vffvf THE BLUE AND WHITE CLUB The Blue and White Club is the Acatlemy's scholarship society. Boys who are striving to do well in their studies and whose general conduct and attitude are commendatory are recom mended by the faculty as members of the club. OFFICERS President ............... ,................... .... W E RNER Vice-President .t,....., ..... S TRAUSS Secretary ,,,..,.....,.. ...,...,,.....,,. R UIZ Sergeant-at-Arms .,,.,Y.. .....,...,,.,.......,.. ,..... G O LDMAN MEMBERS ALTGELT RUIZ TILLOTSON CLARK STRAUSS VAN CLEVE DE FORREST SUMMERS WERNER GILLESPIE SUTI-IERLAND WEST GOLDMAN THAXTON WILLIAMS I There is nothing which can better deserve your patronage than the promo- tion of science and literature. Knowledge is in every country the surest basis ot public happiness. -President Washington: First Annual Address Uanuary B, 17903. 5C72X I wig: 'Eagan-vvlw'-gvqgggll Qwq . xc ff' QNAMWIlylgp-gqi--yrkL'jg ::3EEifiZg:igulll gthlllIi'iiiigl-al' fm-WMEWHPZ.NgimollllllllllllllZillikll 4 IC - ,I I A ll :E I I gf.: 9 ll ALAMO LITERARY SOCIETY OFFICERS President ,...,...., ...,,,,,,.,....,.,..... ..,.,. W E RNER Vice-President ....... ,.,. J ORDAN Sccrctary ..,..,.... ,,,.,,,. S TRAUSS MEMBERS BALL GOODMAN MQALPIN, C, T. STERETT BLOCKER, J. GRUMBLES MECKEL STEVES BUSWELL HAAS MORRIS STRAUSS CANTER HENNESSEY OWEN SUTHERLAND CLAUSER HOWE PAWKETT, E. TARVER, C- CROOKER JORDAN POWELL 3353535312 DAVIS, W. KELLY ROBIE VAN TUQL - DE FORREST KLINE ROBINSON VEIGA DEUTSCH, A, LANDCRAF ROWAN WILLIAMS DOVER LEEMAN RUHMAN,G. WILLIS J. FELLAY LYNCH, H, SCHMIDT WILLlSi W. GARY LYNCH, R. SMITH WERNER 'X 73 X iR':2-: '1 'XXTQ vii' V 'Ik .A V, ' 7i '1Tv1f4 ?i,L IIIVRBQIIIIIIIIIIIIIWSg.vII..::::rsyM...II A A IE.fmmurzizgilIIIl!lIlIIlIIIlMI.w!1 , , I lill P .. N 5 N Ali llilll I llll .11 g ig? V V s I ',f.,,.'V F, I4 E ll ,. ap -4 I sb L ' I 1.2 gi f Qi U .,-. , . 5, U:?! U -F: iff DAVID CROCKETT LITERARY SOCIETY OFFICERS President ,,,,..... ,..........,,,.,,,,.,... ,,,,,,, G R AHAM Vice-President ..,.,,, ......... R UIZ Secretary ,,,,...... ,..........,.,.,,,,,,,,. ,,,,,,, A T KINS MEMBERS ALTGIZLT DEUTSCH, HARMAN SCHREINER ATKINS EDWARDS HERRERA SHEIERIN AUGHNBAUGH ENGLISH STEINBUCH SIDLES BLOCKER, XV. ESPINOSA, A, JOHNSON SLINKARD BONDURANT ESPINOSA, M. KLEINE SUMMERS CLARK FONES KNIGHT TARVER, J. CROSTI-IWAIT GATLIN MASON TAYLOR COLWICK GILLIAM MCALPIN, C. W. THAXTON CONDON GILLESPIE MOORE TURBOW, R. CONNOLLY GOLDMAN MORGAN TURBOW, Ivf COONS GRACE PAWKETT, C. VAN CLEVE CUTRER GRAHAM RUHMAN, B. WATT DAVIS, j. HARDT RUIZ VVEST Y 74 X 5 vs-s w .4ux1Q TQ' v vpglvlpw Il -4 -an u X isfmyfwr' Rfrfffv H lm IXUIIIIIIIIIIIII 'Gm I G' fgsllllllllllllllllbfn 'IIIIH ' .:fNlT :- ':' f, a YT 4?1'.f1 ll Q, lunuyix lm nllll lilxg ml .IIIIIIX in--F-1'4F.9W3!,Yf'5 1' - , ,. . va- na '- ' . li -. ff: 1 is ul ,. ,.,.il'l31r,.,E,u1g an -C -f 1 ,-f2f 5'f-flliit 4 15 31 'i 'f5 fT Qf ':3S'S?Zi-gs rl .FTW l'fZ'i?ax CALENDAR OF THE SCHOOL YEAR Q1934-19351 By LEROY RUIZ Sept. 14-San Antonio Academy opened its 48th school year. Sept. 16-A battalion of two companies was formed. Sept. 18-Our first football practice. Sept. 18-David Crockett and Alamo liter- ary societies were re-organized. Oct. ll-Our first football game lost to St. Anthony. Nov. 12-Victory in football over Central Catholic, 6-0. Nov. 26-Our last game and victory over Edison, 13-0. Nov. 14-Nine boys commissioned officers of the battalion. Dec. 1-Seventh Grade entertained by Ruiz at the Original Mexican Restaurant. Dec. 18-Christmas exams. started, and were we worried? Dec. 21-Football lettermen received trophy and BILL THAXTON jan. 8-Basketball practice began. jan. 18-Our hrst game lost to Saint Henry's. Feb. 2-Prof. Hodges of Baylor U. enter- tained us with an illustrated lecture on Texas history. Feb. 22-Washington's Birthday vacation. March 1-Baseball practice began. March 19-We were entertained on the lawn by a traveling dog show. March 21-Another company formed in the battalion on account of the enrollment of twenty new boys since Christmas. March 22-First pictures for the Annual were made. March 24-First spring swimming for the boarders. March 29-Annual field day at T. M. I. April 26--Battle of Flowers paradeg we were there with bells on. sweaters. May ???-When, oh, when is school out, jan. 2-School resumed. . anyway? HONOR ROLL 1954-1935 Fin! Month Third Month Fifth Month Seventh Month BONDURANT BONDURANT BONDURANT BONDURANT CLARK BROWN BROWN CANTER CROOKER CANTER CANTER CLARK CROSTHWAIT CLARK CLARK CROOKER GILLESPIE CROSTHWAIT CROSTHWAIT CROSTHWAIT GILLIAM EDWARDS DE FORREST DE FORREST LANDGRAF GILLESPIE EDWARDS EDWARDS STRAUSS LANDGRAF GILLESPIE FELLAY WERNER STRAUSS GOLDMAN GILLESPIE WEST WEST LANDGRAF GILLIAM STRAUSS LANDGRAF I WERNER LYNCH, R. WEST STRAUSS WERNER Second Month Fourth Month 'Sixth Mgmlg WEST BONDURANT AUGHNBAUGH BONDURANT BROWN BALL BROWN CLARK BONDURANT CANTER CROSTHWAIT BROWN CLARK GILLESPIE CANTER CROOKER LANDGRAF CLARK CROSTHWAIT WEST CROSTHWAIT DE FORREST EDWARDS GILLESPIE GILLESPIE ' GILLIAM GILLIAM GRACE LANDGRAF LANDGRAF STRAUSS STRAUSS- WERNER WERNER WEST WEST Y 75 X' A x 'ks-Lx ,wAgu.,llv-UGA X 5 'vl rin. 3 xifo f P. 1 J 111 '9 ww it ... -1 ----2 in 1 il- 1-af ef l .gif-::1,3 -'H -i'-1'-gf 175 V -1 -'lf-Xi! 4- -, -,V--,,---,.-W-.-,:.,,J All... QAP ,1:f,QIlIs.3-- A I lilly... .-.- QllIHI.IIIl.m,ge.+u.a::::rrw-r.1me g A ..e.am:-zz mug.:QgmglaallliJlllnlIMf,,,,wulllI Ill 'U'f'5 V '1l '!Q5'A WVF'!U2l'!5'l5l 'N'l2? 1 F' ' H 'f , .Q-7.1 l 'L if ., . -un ul ,s .- g grlilgilll ,, , g grill! gl it HA arid ill - ' r w J-1, ar' 'J ' 'lg 5' 5 Q-.mv rw! ' 3' 'L '- : ' '- ' ' Q ' x . ?2:'P'? :iz-75,562 gm . - is fa 1 P, ,ilbi Wf'h51-.eggs-ZKQLS E ESQ in :A -af v . ' ' A ' ' ' as ' s sf . if Y s J ' ' , N1 . - . Yi? Jw it JIMMIE JORDAN JOHNNY WERNER Most Popular Cadet Most Valuable Cadet 1935 1935 ACADEMY'S HALL OF FAME 1934-1935 Most Popular ,,,...... ........,,,,,..,,,,,,,,, ,,,l,,A j O RDAN Most Valuable .,,,...., ,,,,,,,,, W ERNER Most Ambitious ..,..,. ,,,,,,,,. W ERNER Most Dignihed ............ ..,.......... S TRAUSS Most Industrious .....,,.. ,.,..,.l. G OLDMAN Most Gentlemanly ...,.. ..,,,,,,,. S TRAUSS Best Scholar ........,.... ........., S TRAUSS Best Dressed .........., ,,,..,.. A LTGELT Best Drilled .,,...,........,...................... ,,,,,,, C ONNOLLY Best Officer .,..,............,........................ ......... W ERNER ..,..........STEVES Best Non-Commissioned Officer ..... Biggest Shrek ..................,,................ ,.....,, G RAHAM Biggest Shine ..... .,,.,.,.,..,....,.., ........ G R AHAM Best Bugler ......... ..,,....,,...,,, C OONS Best Singer .... ......, M cALPIN,C,T. Best Athlete ....... ...........,, J ORDAN Best Dancer ....,............... ..........,...., STEVES Best Natured .......,..,......,,.......,... ,,.,... T ILLOTSON Best Ad.-Seller .............................. ....,...... J ORDAN First Blue Bonnet Subscriber ....,.,..,.........................,.,...,,....,,,,. JORDAN Second B. B. Subscriber .......,.........,,.........................,,..,..,,..,..,,t. ATKINS Commencement Debaters .... GRACE, TAYLOR, RUIZ and JORDAN Snlutatorian .,.,....,.......,............................,.,....,,.,..,...,.,.,,............ WERNER Valedictorian .....,,,.....,,.,..,..........,....,............................,,....,.,.,.,, STRAUSS 567655 'x Q -, yQ:4 '-W' X I D X 'L gy 'I vw,.f7-1.-- -1 .0-..U. S.. 11L55Ff-31'-f,ifiiSi3?6l NNI JlVlllIw,3-52502- ' NSI we ' innmmuuu ll M IIIXQ Ill Wiiclllllul Hull l L YA I Uni--.3-T':'3::vw -nrvfvrv-Q-:iw g rrsfig ' -f-fz, :V 3. s -.11 1 5 r, ,J -1 H YL9Y,,un.g,. JM In 'nun nur : -- . 1 hx' llllll' ln. V el . llwi X- ' 'Na' f , 4 il V d I H., - -FE F ., f fg gz., H ' ix vs f s! Z mx Hx wx - fw ' -X Fi 4 1 A f, ., TK fl' X M W MW M dvi H7 ,W M X 1,-Xffkbf-bv' We W Wii Q i7 i.. N ' I Qk ff XX, ' ' I .4 li ' -li' If , - 6 ' - I A - I mm 1 M w W mf - I 1 xl w x- 'lf lux.. ..., fx I I NK-'llllllll .ll my - f m , Lsllllllllllll lwfm. ll s .Q , , ' .-. 1 'Q' .. ,-1 .,: i i f, .- ui'.,,, y - a if ay, 5-,tts 6 ' f lf ff tl M ' fra lglail ,I ix , W 1 f . te? ff if , GEORGE CONNOLLY Best Soldier, 1951--35 VE THE MILITARY DEPARTMENT In order to develop the physical vigor and manliness of the students and to sharpen their mentality, a course of military training has been retained in the junior School. While the training is not as rigid as that of the Senior School, it gives the boy in his early years self- discipline and respect for authority. The course en- courages initiative and gives the young boy confidence in his ability and at the same time develops a feeling of patriotism and respect for the nation's flag. No institution, educational or commercial, can ade- quately attain its aspirations without a system of disci- pline, and the military feature in the educational institu- tions has ever been considered a valued complement to all other disciplinary agencies. The value of this training cannot be estimated on a financial basis. The physical benefits derived by the participants are invaluable. Such training adds mate- rially to the virility of the boysg it teaches them self- reliance, self-respect and obedience-essentials that are absolutely necessary in this age of uncertainty. at ts at 5533'3I2i1'?? f l'U VTE 1 .1 U-x: 'f'g5z:1125gu ll W.i..ff'MIIllIIlIIlIl.m,7gtnnaawz.4 kd .L.f uS2a:VEHIIIIIIIIIHHlwimwllllll I 4 1 C ll ll! K.. l W girl!! ,, 5 2 4-5-ull! gl ig ui my im I .- 75 , 5 4 ' IF- i ' - M IQBQE . f ' ,tim 4429 f i 4E,t STAFF CAPTAIN NVERNER LIEUTENANT RUIZ LIEUTENANT GRAHAM LIEUTENANT ATKINS LIEUTENANT PAWKETT CAPTAIN STRAUSS CAPTAIN JORDAN LIEUTENANT TAYLOR LIEUTENANT MOORE ADJUTANT-LIEUTENANT VAN TUYL Military training in youth docs more than make soldiersiir makes a boy upright in mind and body, trains him to be obedient, alert and loyal to the flag of his country. 367936 umui I ' 1 N QIIIIIIIHHIIII l I ll tpaiwlmlll III , 1. Y . -fs- gg. egg' , -1 . v' ' 49' W, ,. -J' ' , ' . . 'uw fs'2'1 'ff fi N 44-gf? NON-COMMISSIONIED OFFICERS SL'1'g6'4U1I.l THAXTON MECKEL GOLDMAN STEVIE STERETT CROSTHNVAIT TILLOTSON CUTRER COONS MCALPIN, C. T. CONNOLLY C0l'f7lJl'c1fl' GRUMBLES DOVER SUTHERLAND MORGAN LYNCH. H. GRACE BUSWELL HARMAN ALTGELT CLARK BALL NIORRIS ORTEGA Evcrv calllng is great when grcmlv pursucd. fChic! justice Holmes. 80 V R' i llllllli 1l'WW! f'i-' -L wWnfllJl4!IlllW! Q., ' X . 1 Z f ,ki-gi' Seb? X.. .0 U 4 4 , .o..-N. 4 ,,... X . ,. L, m .gnu -uf ,f . mm Il, ... JI! IIII .......Wg.snw. S ...uf-wmyizfgi-IIIIIIIIIIIIIIking!!! 4 X 1-AAI!!! .. a1 .... ' k n i l j Agn' f , , . .. -F--. . . VE--1 .J ' - '1,, . 7 '55 T MILITARY DEPARTMENT Adjutant .,.A,,,,,..,. ...,,..... V AN TUYL Color Sergeant ...,,,..,,,..........t...,,.,.......,, ,A,..,,....... ........,,.... M c ALPIN, C. T. Buglers-COONS, ENGLISH. FONES, LFEMAN, DEUTSCH, A. MORRIS AND WILLIAMS COMPANY A Captain ..........,..... First Lieutenant ...,,.,,.. Second Lieutenant ..,....,i. First Sergeant ,....i.i. ,. Line Sergeants .,.,,..... Corporals ...,..,i.....i,, ..........,,GRAI-IAM ,,,,,,,PAWKETT, E. ......,.,..........MECKEL and CONNOLLY ,.......,,GRUMBLES, MORGAN, BUSWELL, ALTGELT ORTEGA ROBIE MCALPIN, C. W. SUMMERS ESPINOSA, M. HOWE RUHMAN, G. MASON MCALPIN, C. BLOCKER. W. TURBOW, M. COONS WATT RYAN GOODMAN BLOCKER, J. VEIGA MORRIS HENNESSY RUHMAN, B. SMITH KELLEY DE FORREST HAAS POWELL DAVIS, W. 74' 81 Y 1 I , . . - .L - Rig. 5, .1 4 W Q -gn . . ' rf ld , I I ul ' ' I 0 f 222 ' ' Q I mi 1 I. re gif f, f IQQQVQ A ' f- J- E ? I 1 JE -uk?-9'egg'.,,, ig I Ki I 7 A ' 1' ' 2 3 'asa' 'B pig? ' s. 1 I ,fi K EE 'H X ' Q x .. g .I 5. I Z i 4f COMPANY B Captain .....,,,..... ........ J ORDAN First Lieutenant ,,,,., ......... R UIZ Second Lieutenant .,,,, ,...t.. A TKINS First Sergeant .,,.. ..,,........,,,,.....,i.............,.i. S TEVES Line Sergeunts ..., ....,....,.........,,,,,,,..,,.,,, S TERETT and GOLDMAN Co1'po1'als ....,,,, ..,..... D OVER, LYNCH,H., HARMAN, CLARK STEINBUCH TARVER, C. BONDURANT LEEMAN VAN CLEVE FONES SHEERIN DEUTSCH, A. KLINE PAWKETT, C. TURBOW, R. KNIGHT CONDON DAVIS, J. IOHNSON CANTER CLAUSER WILLIAMS OWEN ENGLISH FELLAY HARDT SIDLES ROWAN COLWICK TARVER, j, GILLESPIE IX 32 X ..,.- -. . - .. ..... ,,.. .. 4 . 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At first athletics may appeal to him as being just fun, but later outdoor exercise comes to mean something more to him than just pleasant pastime. Then he begins to see that such games are developing him both physically and mentally. Academy had a full schedule of sports for l954-1955, including football, baseball, basketball and daily swimming in San Pedro pool when the weather permitted, Many other playground games were enjoyed, especially by the hoarding boys. As formerly, Coach Pearce had Academy well represented in the Bexar County junior League Conference. Such inter-school contests took the attention of the older boys, who trained faith- fully for competition in football, basketball and baseball. Quite a feature in athletics on Academy playgrounds this year were the intramural teatns of intermediate and younger boys, organized into competing units by Prof. Barrett. Competition was keen here, and waxed warmest in basketball, five teams of the juniors competing for the school championship. The Wildcttts with Cutrer as captain won. Not only is it felt that much good material is being developed by these small-boy teams that will be useful in future years in Academy Varsity contests but the boys themselves are being benefiited immensely by this school-wide athletic program. By JOHNNY VUERNER and BOB TAYLOR. if 86 35 'r l39'S'e'gACQ f X Qdljllfff fy br-. 1' Xiygf I HHEE5: ,3:'?1-:i2 'Q 'iQlIl Quit V Y 4 uv 'PQ.,lll71WLQY?',?Q g Qf,fLfLi?fg,2lIYllj lllllllllnr GI-l 'rc llllll -' . '16 4.5 .I Q enema.-j.., X Ji. - Ml ' ' ll UVM:Xllllllllllmllllmnyy llliil I P 4 X lu ...I ... 1 ll .H:, 4 Si. . - ,' H--H f ,. , xx '51 1 H: A . 3.4 . Q J , N' , H' E , P H! Q FOOTBALL LETTERMEN, 1954-55 BASKETBALL BASEBALL ATKINS ATKINS fCapt.J CUTRER GRACE JORDAN GRACE GRUMBLES MCALPIN, C. T. JORDAN JORDAN MECKEI. MCALPIN, C. T LYNCH, H. ORTEGA MECKEL MCALPIN, C. T. RUIZ ORTEGA MECKEL STRAUSS RUIZ MOORE TURBOXV, M, STEVES RUIZ WERNER STRAUSS STEVES THAXTON SMITH TLJRBOW, M WATT WERNIER WERNER fCapr.J THREE-LETTER JORDAN MCALPIN, C. T, MECKIEL RUIZ WERNER LXJ 37 X' ll -:M 4-vs's'vu'-vw up 'I . ' ' A If U Y u M v- .- n- - v - -7:27 .-:gig fu ull IHIIIIUI ' ,.. , -:III . .,5-'QQQHL X , :L-7 ' ?-Lgg ln-- I II ff '1 . U mul lgrll ,fmu gg ll , If 1 in V I u fd I t 4-wifi, 3 'F ' J' '-3 4 - 4. iii f ff Af- , - ff +5 W LITTLE BASKETBALL TEAMS Tormuloef CLARK HAAS KLINE RYAN Panlherir EDWARDS GILLESPIE fCLIPI.J LANDGRAF RUHMAN, B. SCHREINER TU RBOW, G. WEST' WILLIS, XVILLIS, W. Wildmtr CUTRER QCapt.j BLOCKER, W. KLEINE BONDURANT CLAUSER GILLIAM LEEMAN WILLIAMS TILLOTSO HERRERA N TARVER, J. 353356 Eaglex BALL BLOCKER, J. CANTER COONS fcapq DEUTSCH, PAWKETT, C. capfq TARVER, C. VAN CLEVE L0lIgh0l'7IJ' STEINBUCH, fCapt.j CROOKER DEUTSCH, A. FONES ENGLISH CONDON MASON Il. 2:2 ' '1 'IA' ' f vii' :Aj , f I '1 ' 'f '1'5'-5145-1Yf: H f 'lIIIIIIIlI nu-gf-fi -f2!-If II- 3 ?'AIf2f'I IIlIllIlIIl U 2 1-f-ffm! Whig I IIIHHHW llEIllllli-.:!!Ml-V-.' f5l wllIlllIIgl' n'. SGEIIIII Mull? 215 JV-,Ji -W n '1' :: FW' EEF? A 1' SF! n nun In I-A ll . .il .-L ' 'f ,ff J ' X EEK? -YN PANTHERS J f. iff 7,1 'ki , sw lik :ffl 'J' INACTXON 368956 Sk 'l!wLgt'iws1 g -H ,III -'HMM JIM41 V.. ..f ., '::.f!m.-.:, .,Q1,- HMV. llumnum... Wg.+......' .M tj --ff::mnwZm g ,... ...:unnllllllllmlmwnzilll ' ' ' wwwermwnql 'I U ig nl .lziifflllsilll .. .. - .mu in I . . . e .. . 'lj - . . -'ireiri 4 f . I si egvi-PQETLH , L 2.11 feta . 6 ge-p 7 4 gfglwa. df. 541:11 . sfefzfxye-t - .ee l t - 51.-4 ' -4:55552-2 f tiff -4 7 - 1 - A ' ' ' 'Y 'gifs Q K - 1 1 Q fe E1 ' Q: 'fx Ni, . fees an - ' ' 6:55 The Bluebonnet Blue Bonnets! Blue Bonnets! Uplift thy tiny heads. Where the sky so softly bends, To thy royal flowering beds. Be first to welcome spring-time, In her gorgeous robes enshrined, For thou art the most honored, Of all the flowering kind. Far o'er the verdant prairie, Where the sky so softy bends, There nods the bright Blue Bonnets, And sweetest fragrance spends. Blue Bonnets! Blue Bonnets! Thy charm We still relate On canvas and in poesy, Loved emblem of our State. -N. H. HARRISON. An inspiration-an inspiration for faith, courage, and honesty-that is what the bluebonnet typifies to me. Indeed, to the first pioneers, when the bluebonnet, symbol of Spring, made its appearance, it must have seemed to those sturdy souls like a message sent from Heaven-both a promise and a blessing for bounteous days to COITIC. The winds that blow over Texas prairies and through the fields of bluebonnets seem to echo the fame of bloody Alamo and of San jacinto's glory. All true Texans love the bluebonnet, just as they honor and cherish the memory of those glorious leaders who gave their all in a successful attempt to establish the freedom of Texas Our school annual has litly been called-the Blue Bonnet , for the name itself is inseparably connected with the great deeds and happenings of past days in Texas, the greatest state of the Union. It should be our duty and our honor to carry with us the inspiration of the bluebonnet. WILLIAM N. HENSLEY 9C90'X 14 sw-GQQTEHKQ-Ni-xg rg. f vi 550,4- 5 1 V QM! H' v' - vl- ' 1 vw' rr: v 'ff--ulll U gl I QU! X J I 73,5111 ll 1 J mu lill lulullff qs. girl vbxha 1 H LV 3' 43-gl no T 'lN .illlliiiii llllllll' k Im sr-1u1uI1l1llnun'Hffff'.mfig A A t Tjfllll .: Q ,,.r K lllivl n. Q n yi'.5iln 'I I . nw MM P 1 4 ul! ll . . It!- xfegfiaqineff i' I 4 4 W a L 5 ' 'uf Q, , A 5- L11 v . , 5 V - -' ' go , V ' ' ' ' ' V . . - la ms - fees iff! The Store T. M. I. and S. A. A. Students Know! -m51EA'.f TU' 'Y AFX 5 'Yi' f runk'Bros.f N SAN ANTONIO TEX. I 559155 wif-1:1-+ga--A- -15. HH- -1 --.14 Vx' v 'f :w ''1zf212iafzff1s14'I1 I W.f1uwf:Q .3a.2-Ffsww-,fflMW HIllW....fU!I!!lIllIlllimgyg1.mia::::f31'mr.11:1 A A S.:f1fm:2imnwhz.1-gm.'IIIlIlIlIl1IlI1mn..QI!U . , lx 'V '! F 5 'Y '!'F 'F . - - , 4 V 4' X U -rg ul ,. - gg gvlglil , ,f . Q- qu-415 gl A MA 4445. -. Eiga Ei - AL, :'F'-cw' ff iii-:Tn mf f a, 'I ' fe 9' 7 -'- 1 , - ' -- 'f 'QF' 'KW .east K K Q , Q -1 f AIM WM Nffllfdr Xhfllllfdr Compliments of Fair- M ai d BREAD and CAKE 569236 -v--.:o':-gifs-w---vv :: 'llI:Q1 'X' V Yi, 'I ?l,lll'T -rr '5: 'www GA W1 1 fWmuaam1aw11u11w I IIIIFUZ' SSKIIIIIIIIIIII! :.f-'ff .u '::: ,., I rl 4 ll Mi, my Ill 'l 5 Ai! ps -Lt rf rw 1 ' 'F ' B an gTl ,.. .- g gqflmllll W , , ,mug gl -W1flSI44fl15 wa . . - .29 QQP S wwf, fbnsgmkgifn f nj-EQ- qgygggga, QQ .35 w ' ' ' , . - - 'u Qi ' 'Y -4- duci dip 'X , 5:5-2 , 51'-5 PIGGLY-WIGGLY OWNED AND OPERATED BY SAN ANTONIANS Serve 0Zl1'560F mm' Smfe 33 STORES TO SERVE YOU SAN ANTONIO E. A. BASSE, President G. A. CONNOLLY, Vice-Pres. F. CONNOLLY, Sec'y X 93 X I I Q P' . fur 1'-wfv. 1- y . . , r 1 ,, -tg gl ,J - gg gil III L- g Q .yu-Il! QI -14.19 ia . .i1 ..: , .sl . L5 . -. z' f '-W-.31 ff JP , 1 -. 2 w.-wr .: L 3 mf D5.x..g'g,gg,?gza in .gg ' -I ' 1 . - - , is x 4- xcgxi-figs , xx Vai. KELVI TDR Domestic - Commercial Air Conditioning Steves Dlstrlbutlng Co. R. W. BARNES Heating and Ventilating Co. ED. D. MUIR CHAPA SALES CO. S. A. MUSIC CO. BROADWAY MUSIC CO. PRAEGER HARDWARE CO. 55 94 X 17 y I ...-- .- .- ....... .. -. 4.. 'A' ' 4??F?i15QSrj?-SSEESAWW 1 I I' IIII -gji.'i,5a,1 g - pm 4 'U - ,, N ' I . ,s t,-i'g3 ' N lm'-'-V' HI I. i ' .I I.. X, Iluuvz -.xx 'n llnT::X.,- f-, ' f' no HIIHHIII ,gum W....1in1uI4lllrm1D..,,nm!i 4 , , U Q ul ... .. YA ,ymzilgl ,, , , , lug QI . frigilgqvqgr S - fff 7: .Y r ' f - 1 ' K-' 1 ' K 2 if L ' viral .X 1 - x-X. HC' A. B. WEAKLEY, President J. F. BLAIR, Vice'President and Secretary T. WEIR LABATT, Vice-President and Treasurer C o 11 i n s C o . Wholesale Grocers Distributors of 'CDEL MO TE BRAND Food Products HOUSES LOCATED AT SAN ANTONIO KERRVILLE UVALDE FREDERICKSBURG 569556 I l! f J': ' ,r 'QLiQl . ' 'V X XV DR' ,g U g v , I- 11 'stu-I. - M, I 4 -. III 'Q' YI' G I Y ' ' :PH 'T t 4'!I'PW 2I1 ? vI! 1'lf 'r'v-PW-v11'f'vzrv-'M-1r'-p-ww-uxfqnqfw-umgguvgwfrf -----'v- qw W1 ., 41 gl ,J -1 gg ,J lill la: . 9, .yn-I!! gl -'. ..l I :Ii V , ' .J 511-47 - GM. J L L- - . f 1 ' A -viii NW ti d? 5 is ez-:fi ,'?3' -'J-':'3 Tvs ff w'f.35f?n n-1 Lg-li,3f f.fvg,, .5 gi ,gf i iff' v ' , - -F -v ,SS ' 'iii 'Sai' y ,Pa View Texas Militar Institute its head master, W. W. Bondurantg its faculty, ' and all the boys, hearty greetings and best wishes from AN OLD FRIEND 769676 lUI1llMhT N X WX W, uv -1- - gnzzzzfgguu-Hu' -ml? 'J ' I 4 5' 'I un- 5 H ll mf .1 lxX I lluu1EE?iE?i:'l33SS'fp,vQ, HIP v In-L V Qwfeuwf-ieffeizagtfw95533-1Il+,nxt!g 'pf u.5w,', ,- llama- aflwntltlnwlnuraa at . aeea fill., 1, ww Illlnn:Vl 1x lllln-::-LL '-. A .SIU Zulllln , Pin' S-mul! IUIIIIIIIWQMQIIIPI V I I ' Q -dl f!.!! !- ll' . V I n -. 'f' 4 ' HZ 'r' Ve il e .. T ETX . U' :X 1-5 5,6 RLD'S LA RGEST KUDAK F INISHERS 1 X 1 if :.,.-' .bf J' ,- A .v r ' f . .A-'-17.1 ......,... A tradition of service for Iv A3,g5 'W ' . V H '. A . nearly 30 years THE FOX : T' - 1 . f CO. has represented the .--Q . V. - ' t V . Q highest quality in kodak ,A . V... . P- ., . . 'N 1 ' ' i f f.: 'rfit 31 flfiwhlflg- - f 'T .... ..:...aisfi52:'EiE32'z ' I -'.- '- Q- . .5- 5'-35:2 .'2,1:i .'.Ie-..1?5f'i- V -- ffsg fgZQ?iQ:'l 'sf-29 5225 iiigiiiilgggii. '- 5255 ii ' Kodaks Us. 'ifiifz . ' 1 :5E5i5i5f:E3iEfi:?51is 31514. f i.:-V ..... .,.. 5 2225152 : '-21. Q I Ezisisisieislzfsi -- is - ., i.., aaiawzg ' Cme K0dHkS 'HV , x ss.. ' Foumm f:'53Q 515'51f'1 ':'55?fff1'7- :iillf ff.'Q..:if: 32flf':: .fi5f5E5El 13 Pens 15525512 V. 'ffxgl '5 ' . ,2:E' QEjf:: . .: gE5:f .,., iigfiifiz t . ' .f tif f? 3-'E 'D Plcfufff L .r,., Hg -eg Frames ,,,. . 'vqii f 0 Greeting 5 2 2:5 1 fa:2:5:2?25z:f:z: : .:z:5:5:a:zg1gg f g EE ' ' 2333 2 1- Cards ...F . .N..A.', ,, ..,. L... . ., . Q, 3:55:55 f 1 ..,,,,,,, .Q ..... . 'i.. 9 I ' VA:::E:::::i'.AT'. ln every part of the world .. FOX-TONE prints, en' ,x largements and copies are .. recognized as the height of ..1-. ..... .... ...i- 1 P Cffwifm in Ph0'08faPh5f wnrk- bzz ..1-5-are15:::a:5:1:Q:e:2:515:s:a:e:2:2:2:5:5:5:5r2r2r12122212zia.isE525E22522252aieisis252555522eia:z:aeeEsEzEzEa5 THE KODAKERS DEPARTMENT STORE' 0 215 Alamo Plaza 9 1732 Br d ' O21 Wdy SAN ANTONIO. TEXAS 93 97 X I ' . Hag.. fhmwl' 'is 'immiml 'W ' ..... il Lava? --'- -'rr we f- ........ ..ii..fiimM.. .n lllllllllllllfll I Q ll f Y f-1 W!! Y .1 . ..,r mn ... ,,2..q 9:3 num. ' l , ' 1 . , WT' .l' I'--. ff fa W .1 , V' 'fa t hx! ,45gpW Q. A- W: 5-1 . Q ,L gm' at at ' J ' f it H' 4 V g 'ti 'li I5 Try it after your next plunge! Pour it on . . . and notice how cool it leaves your skin! Youlll find it dandy for after- shaving, after showers, and for all-round summer use It's a manis powder . . . with a zippy, clean odor. . . and unusual deodorizing features. HEYER'S is wonderful for sun- burn, chafing, prickly heat, hot, aching feet, and all types of skin irritations caused by summer heat. 359836 K W N I f X1 Y swqx Q xxqlxwq Xi, X 1 u rn fr 7,,,,, f i ,-p,r,a.'- n sysg. . ar . of f Y 15 l Us '7..:yo, If livin I.. 'd .. Qgii... H-'ll llf-Mmurgl, IlllllIIIlll!lllM.lQ urn-TI' 1.,'gsw--flwv'-Q'--I --1 v- ZVX - V i -'Q-V . A , , gm lllll w. .i1'!!P' IIIIIIIIIIII fr' c. ,o 'Ii!!.Xi-.E K yl fm-f,r..: . -23. lll 3' J 1 4 ' U ug ll , V i ,.fI'I,1lgl ,f E 5 .gf-llg gl I I ii I . 1 A cz E 7,- I are- 'P ' wa s I -t 1 - , 4 4 , up , -f Qs, YOU G BUSINESS ME I WHO LOOK AHEAD To a oun man 'ust enterin business a connection with the ri ht 2' S J , ' 8 bank IS a most valuable asset. The officers of your bank become your friends. To them you turn for financial advice. A few years hence ou ma wish to ask them for credit to conduct a business 2 Y Y of your own. Now is the time to choose a bank that is sound and strong, con- servative but progressive, old but not old-fashioned. The Frost National is such a bank and we invite you to become one of our depositors. 61422717 - '- COURTESY ' - ' .PROMPTNESS FROST JUNK Young Enough IN SPIRIT TO CO-OPERATE UNDERSTANDINGLY WITH YOUNG PEOPLE. Mature Enough IN JUDGMENT TO FULLY MEASURE UP TO THE RESPON- SIBILITY OF STEWARDSHIP. g ational Bank of Commerce ESTABLISHED 1903 TOTAL RESOURCES EXCEED SIXTY MILLIONS MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE X 99 X I UE-'ef'2Q.'5v'g'gQv'g'gL5qnls?1l'!0 ,,' X635 Qu ogyggqyqug'ag3yvl27f,a'515Z-I!'gi,gy,ll1 glpgyffe- o HWQNIIIIIIIIIIII.-Wgamut f... 0:22z..WIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMNIII I I ai gr ' lfixgvl ' 6' ' 32 U Jlnl -.rum --- H-i,,. ', .- ll Q ' I .. .. wt-.1 5 5'-as-Q- -1' 'F' of vw1f Q. - 211, sexi'-gg-3 T- HK. 1'.i3i'1'n?uy-i-N 4 4 'J ,, gag .. - . A.. I - ...A Q S my 'I f -A , Q- i,,tx. x Ex 5 Congratulations Drink to T. M. I. I In Sterilized Bottles The Great American Life Insurance Company Old Line-Legal Reserve San Antonio's own and only Home Life Company Chas. E. Becker H. L. Bridgman President Vice Pres. and S. A. Sales Director Uh? GREAT ,IOSKE STORE SHOPPING H E A D Q U A R T E R S FOR SOUTHWEST TEXAS ' For over 60 years, Joslre Brothers Company M has catered to the particular and fastidious needs of the people of San Antonio and SMH Southwest Texas . . . and out efforts to ll please have won loyal friendships for 4' 55'EEfEiZQFF:'g11Eg:m,,,EiE:ig:, which we endeavor to show our apprecia- Ilc x L- tion with larger stocl-as . . . wider assort- ' - ,i - - ments . . . dependable quality . . .. and low N a'-U i . .V qmkgv price. And it is a well established fact that whatever your need-you can GET A11 lfz.rtitutio:z Since 1873 IT AT -IOSKE'Sl JOSKE BROTHERS COMPANY San Antonio, Texas Phone Garfield 4341 mcicoac A4 Sf' i f- ,vias-1-1452-as T ? A ' 'x 7i'l'?I5Q'5',Q 'Zf T 'f:1'F'1fl1':11 1MH '1'- ful M Ilhix 111, nf- ,, l,, ..,, 3 ,-f.- -- ,, -.-. .uk-.14 H A 98 Q11 WI .t-A elif F ---e f--Qerf ' ...+G--' .1 lllllllllf' ..n.i3Qlllllllllllllimt gills'-.Ii!!!!mu ..5' A p fa.-lf--Mmilfzifzillllllllllllllllknm..-illlllall ' W ' A t -- ..... . . '5.1'QQ .P lf 'UHF' .- 1e1e1'Im : '!:e '!!!' -Q1-2 L li A 'fi A ggi Mf mi zg 2. aff -in 7 ' 1 ' - - , is 'vi'-L: I iii? HAVING BEEN A FACTOR IN SAN ANTONIO FOR 69 YEARS WE ARE PREPARED TO CONTINUE TO SERVE THE FUTURE GENERATIONS. 704 E. Commerce St. F. 6361 R. W. PATTON LYTLE W. GOSLING 81 CO. R611 ESUIIC Loans INSURANCE and BONDS Houses Rentals Travis Bldg. G- 3418 Chandler Bldg. G, 6151 WhOl6SalC Retail JOHN MACK 321-323 E. Commerce Sr. Vegetable and Fruit Dealer Eve1'yllaing in Seawfz Every Morning at your D0or SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS Certified Seed!-Cul Flower: P. 22076 122 Ancona Ave. Feeds and Chemicals ac 101 ac I I ll1l : X: 1' QQ, swap?,pqyyzggvgygggggziliyigggnll 1. Inuu .1.NIIlIlIIlIllI.Wg.111.m1m1-1.1X! ,... u12z.qW!IIIIIlIIlIIlllwwlll A fl 5 x VFW- 3 if f - 5's,f 1 g uv ull-p-.1 I ..F.-1-'luul 1. , A . . y 1 f 5 el' T ir, Y .. ' -I ,L 3 d , 1 , ' .-C. ' 1 f ,a .-1' re f' if 'a f-' f'2xff5'-'sgf A .sea Egg 9 1' A - 1 ' ' xi N I if ' 5 X ff eg . Beef, Veal, Pork ancl Provisions Provision Sausage Manufacturing Company Ph. G.-5161-5162 1009-11 E. Commerce St. GARFIELD Trips 5 . 15c and up co' Hourly 31.00 Courteous Drivers-Dependable Service All Photos in Blue Bonnet were made by Smith's Hollywood Studio The School Photographers Since 1900 May We Serve You in 1950 LX 102 X IWEEJPET 5i'l '1Q '7:'3. 'NSILQ' V L 4 ' ' YZF b ii?3iE:??li25ii ! isiiatrmm GAP nm 1 IIIW.-.feQll1IllIlIlll.m,g.t..u:::uf1lt.z1.1 fa.ffmmur21.1itgag.illlllllllllllllwmwllll ,Qty ' 4 ag ul s - 1- .fl I l . . I 1 u l ' -..JJ V , ' l 1- V X, is 333' , . . . M -z-.47 V1 -'-,. 1' ELA, ,g,395 R rQ 'g.s'2 T' We L+ Srlf' Law:-1315-5-:.+53Q. ri eg sf Q , in v 7 , l Q 1 X , , f Q fe I 1 I vw' in S5 f-,L g,7! ' ,,n 1 v Buick Gives more and better miles San Antonio Buick Co. V 501 Broadway Fannin 1361 Tappan Institutional Grocery Company Wholesale Food Specialists-Catering to Hotels, Hospitals, Cafeterias, Schools, Army Messes and Summer Camps San Antonio Texas Sunset Ranch Registered jersey Cows only GRADE A RAW MILK Culebra Road Telephone Rural 88-F-3 San Antonio's Own Food Stores WHERE PRICES ARE LOW 6-DAYS-A-WEEK --wl-1ERE CILEANLlNE S7'lSv'f HA IT .Kav.f D' . OURTESY IS' NFA LING, ' ww! .C f - I -AN ol ' -I -I I I L. ,Home-Town Stores Owned QB f'Home-Towl-vDeo Ie at 103 at I W' IN 'w'f'l 'Weafazwiszefieiefggryv I iigell .... s 5-s.. fav. ,ie I lllllw II lllli.. ,g.e......wrL Illlllllllllllllhm..will it lim.: 5 Llf!1r'lf1fl.fl1l4i'WillQ Q U -Ll ll w nu ef gv Q Q-JI! ll f N .-, I ' iam... '- if . fs--1 - If '-Q - -. : Q w g - 11 fzeff - 2w ',:: 'l'fSfP- Ig 2514 Mfg gl. , .- 4 0 7 . , X - I -wg -. .4 vgigxaz- Q W K 5 'I WC' da ' a-ay, Compliments W. E. LOWRY Distributor Conoco Bronze Gas Kelly-Springfield Germ Processed Oil Tires and Tubes ALAMO PLAZA Navarro and Dallas Sts. Garneld 9151 Our COMMIINCEMENT INVITATIONS Were made by Pabst Engraving Co. San Antonio, Texas BROADWAY PHARMACY PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST Phone Fannin 3154 Broadway at Mary D.-Alamo Heights San Antonio, Texas Lautersteiifs Hand-tailored Uniforms Made to Order Garcia's SMART FLOWERS We Serve T. M. I. 514 El Houston St. 1908 Main Ave. San Antonio, Texas WITH BLUEBONNET COMPLIMENTS GROCERY AND MARKET FROM A FRIEND With Compliments T0 to the Cadets of T. M. I. T. M' In 1 X 104 'X llI'!T4-E223 Wvlisvlv 'gflft V Yi' 'nr , vi :gm-fig gzgggiaggfggg l I.. HIV.,.ffQllIllIllIlII.myg4.sn.a::::fes'mi.i1.5. HA ...fwwzasmnurzgv35.21111Illllllllllwmhwllll . I ' '- ' frrx-E-.5 1 1 -' 'lf f 131+ - vu 1ull..p,,,y!'I1l ,,g,.1-Illll .', ,I .,., 1 ' A 12 ' 'ay 1 ' 'I' '- '- :A sq -- E' ' . 1' ,S .- ' ' ' ' Yi ! ' I ??1:'P',' I igqfgggepgq 7 I 111-fx - T -if -4015551535 . :E 5541 1' f T1 ' 1 Q ' We ,Ki 9213. 'X' ' THE ORIGINAL MEXICAN RESTAURANT 115-121 LOSOYA ST. Where T. M. I. and San Antonio Academy Students Meet SINCE 1877- and that's a long time Wolff 84 Marx has been the acknowledged Quality Department Store. We have specialized in the finer type of merchandise always-leaving the in- ferior grades to others. That's our creed-we are adherents to Quality. Our buying travels have been on no other path-and when you buy here, even at extremely low prices, you are assured of one thing: you get QUALITY. WOLFF 8: MARX CONGRATULATIONS from Karotkin Furniture Company 217-225 West Commerce St. 1851 84 YEARS MILLING EXPERIENCE 1955 1 M THE BEST ELOUR EOR EVERY g g EAKING PURPOSE .I A I Qi 0g PIONEER w1i?1 .?1i2s 9 WHITE WINGS -r cfifin FLOUR PIONEER FLOUR MILLS 5,-15,555-E, ' Daily Capacity 3000 Barrels l GUCHChCf SUSE! San Antonig I X 105 56 II '1fss-a?:x1R::s'a-1s- 'k:. VAT '- 'f 'wwwream.a.,..... ' yr IlIll3g52'f?i 'I I l llllIIl - e'fe'1 llIIIIIlI!IIl'if E--I ----fm eeee ill.. wt ffaw'--mr' .ZHMSE 'I-'E-wk'- '--I-3 !'e I A A l 1.8 U ll v nu 1 n-1 Q -IJ A 4 . I A ' H3 . l -1, '- -.5 ,new Qt 4 ,pk L 5: ,ta-. jig., f ., ':'?2 m f ,f Estif' A :4:ff'f',,g' ' -A . if W A af' --'SQQQQB .-,Q 9, - 7 , . - - - L: -, E- . I ' I A v7 Y!-4.-Cx VE aug Compliments of GRIEFIN'S BARBER SHOP DEPENDABLE SERVICE 5011 Broadway Alamo Heights Compliments of LAUREL HEIGHTS PHARMACY L. D. Gilmore, Ph. G., Prop. The Store of Better Service Phone P-3161 Cor. Mistletoe and Main Ave. DANCE UNDER THE STARS ON SAN ANTONIO'S ONLY OPEN AIR ROOF Every Night Except Sunday Always a Good Band! T H E G U N T E R Center of Everything THE ST. ANTHONY Proudly Presents GRAY GORDON And his N. B. C. Orchestra AND Connie Hill AND Gretchen Lee Singers-Dancers-Direct from Chicago IN COCOANUT GROVE Choose BUNTE CANDIES For the Best H. D. JERSIG WHOLESALE CO. 402 So. Flores St., San Antonio, Texas Congratulations to T. M. I. LENTZ-LINDEN CO. TAILORS . 2145 W. Commerce Street Garfield 6389 San Antonio, Texas For Service or Information in regards accumulating Life Estates See T. J. BRUNER-H. E. THOMAS Army Representatives THE TRAVELERS INSURANCE COMPANY 812 Milam Bldg. Fannin 2318 Compliments of MILAM CHEVROLET The Down Town Dealer Corner North Flores St. at Martin X106X 4: 1'--.XA :L va:-fvv ': lu tw 'DQ' 'I -4 ' V iq 'lfrp n Q'1 1Ql? ?i3:VjZe' zyfggu I l lllllwtpniiwllllllllllllimyagain i::::1r!.'ut...1 ..s 5 A 1..r1 !rB2av6.IIIllIlllllllllmuwllll in - Kilt' min W V A l A.,,r1e'l 5res1- !r I ' 9i5.?:5:?2F:.Q , y a, w ggbzf -vfjggzigiz - 1 Vis ii , Alamo Heights Barber and Beauty Shop 11-495 1 49 11 Broadway Becker's Service Station 5800 Broadway An Independent Service I Station T. M. I. '55 Congratulations to the Senior Class of 1935 Willard E. Simpson W. T. M. A. '01 Jimmie Klein Teacher Wind Instruments, Guitar, Accordian My orchestra plays at T. 'M. I. dances With Loyd Jones C0ff1P1imCI1fS Service Station FIOITI Gas-Oil-Tires-Accessories Harper Brothers' Dairy 427 Fredericksburg Rd.-P-6441 Phone Fannin 0951 Broadway at Seventh Congratulations to T. M. I. All cuts, together with the Beautiful 4 Color Plate of T. M. I. in Blue Bonnet Time, COMPLIMENTS were made by the OF Brand Engraving Co. A San Antonio, Texas FRIEND Thanks for Quality of Work and friendly co-operation X 'N xyxx xl A,X Q lr M .writ W 1 ' 'l iiiulsrrlurimf-sill ll! I I n,,i.5:gSx:,:: ,ca..,-,xqs hu: :UQ .ie .' 4 v v f A vwy i ,L'vG,,5'n 1 v 1 ,mann 211: '5. Yi ' ' . . . .- ri' 5 , xg:uvWliiyygEfeE2?f22'iiQiyilg,-ttillll Xl lr! .Q'L'4 I5 'Eg-iff?-:w..fi.x ,Ri X mi ..-fin - er -lf..-.1 yi i 4. ' ff: sa- l lllll'l 'e l lIl'IllIlIIIl T 1f ' H i-limi' i i - ' IH 'ul fm.. I - llinumyirq, ll . lllu-.,.. .lb 'nv Jan f ii gnmnll .1 rg -q un ag ul ,. .. Q ,Jgldl ly .. .. Qu!! QI , .,', , ' 'A 1, I 4 1 s fy ' 0 ' ' I ' 1 Q '-' 27 ,TL I 'X D B--ug 4-25 With . . Com lirnents Denms-Hmkle Insurance 110 Agency T. M. 1. from 517 Insurance Building-C-1661 u Dr. Pepper Bottlmg Co. Compliments of GUARANTY FINANCE CLEANERS and DYERS COMPANY Automobile Finance lVlJere Cieaning if an Art FANNIN 2485 B d Broadway at 9th San Antonio F-6291 5402 wa way COMPLIMENTS OF BILLY BURKE THE CLEANER 4909 Broadway F-3301 T. M. I. You are always welcome at SOMMERS DRUG STORE NO. 4 5000 Broadway , Alamo Heights Phone Fannin 3149 X 108 56 I nwsi-ee :2f:s'c'e'iqwga1s.'4 'g3,v'vhfizi-Q vii' ' WE'W'54vuw3w9ws3:?e::ag:22s1LIul Wgf rerrnzassfg--1mifaawllmx-I I lllluw.f..swlllIIIIIlllI.m,g.+1.aa::::e:r'n.. ..1 In.faf sF22s5ifIiIIIllllllilllwmwllli :E . WN fglavgy H .i,ul.lR ... I 3 i V y . , . -1 ee - - -:.- 11 1 Q U 1--t U.. , ...anus I ui . I I .. . , 4 , 1 W :uk 1. 1 n , S -fe e 7 1- ,T 11 n 1 WQ5' 'fe I if , ' I t f' ei f.'Es': . A fl 55 y N I' Q M55 Ja A ffl een YOUR ELECTRIC BILL AND YOUR TAXES The electric bill in the average American home amounts to only .833 a year. On the other hand the nation's 1934 tax bill averaged about 3300. per family. It looks as though the tax burden and not the electric bill needs attention. SAN ANTONIO PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY Y A T E S LAUNDRY - DRY CLEANING DIFFERENT 6-41 S. St. Mary's Phone G. 2471 See the new Fords JORDAN - IVERS San AlZl07Zi0!J Older! Ford Dealer South Alamo at South St. Mary's PHONE GARFIELD 1313 Best of Luck to S. A. A. and T. M. I. HALFF-CHANEY COMPANY Distributors DODGE - PLYMOUTH W O A I BUILDING - SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS X109X u A 'H 'willlllllllllllll .- v v . .. . I ull:-'O'-T'.' dw'i i'-v LQAQI A ' ' 1 X' fi Nui v sggyrfiggggiggg-Y ig' If I e 'll '3l:T? I I l4'...'s.ff'5' SNWW 'lull' I huwN-innrlvlllnnnueg 'll 1.ll t.F.IF di In Wii0Il I- L gr gnZ1.iM .,.. .ii r . pa:-'H X an ul ,.--ggilminfaggqmg QI M tl u Ili V ,-. ' .'.,,-1 5 9232 Es r ? :?l-ga P5 3 l P T I , . M-- N- 'S elf kgs? T 3- - Phone P-5511 Anton Gugger, Prop. Compliments Globe Cleaners from a 821 Fredericksburg Rd. FRIEND You will like our work and service F0 Your clothes are insured--Fire and theft T M I and S A A San Antonio, Texas Central Shoe Re air Co. P ' McNeel jewelry Co. Boots-Shoes and Luggage 223 E. Houston St. of all types Rc-:paired and Dyed Gifts for all occasions Watch and jewelry Repairing 323 Alamo Plaza-G-5218 Delchan-55 Wofford Orange Crush Bottlers of C B d A H ' 5201 roa way lamo erghts Orange Crush - POP Kola Phone P-7147 Cascade Ginger Ale - Golden Punch and Assorted Flavors Wfe Serre T. M. I. Stzzdentr 1547 W' poplar St. 19,1241 FALFURRIAS SWEET CREAMERY BUTTER Russell 011 CO. The supreme goodness of Falfurrias . . Butter has been achieved only after Distributors , 25 years of effort to produce the Worlds Best Butter Phoenix Petroleum Products . Built up to quality-Not down lo price Gasoline-Kerosene-Fuel Oil PHILLIPS CHEESE CO. Distributors ac 110 X f I 1 -' 'wc' .1'JL, X + wwf. 1 , H will l x 2 'L 'M T' El IIJIIIIIIIIIVIMJ. ...C C xg.QIl, QQA ' nllllll ll 1 y illllllllliligi -r -f C . . . . N.. f ., 'P ' .WX in l..vg,siE?gca-sick Tx ku :J f- i 1. 'wwf I1 v 3-Tylf,-',1?':-34, -rx gburnwuv 5 ' l +C .!'sif:?f-f3?jf1il , . ' J ff-Zigi .. L-V A, . df- ..,, . X ,, . I nf '-V.,lllllllllllllllnnuyffKimi l '-i ,nu -'gh up ,i S,,,,,,,lI 1 f ,I IIIQ l l .wi - 'ug .Q ., Jai ,wlilrllll H.. .. , lg QI , . ' 4 I I ..,,, L ,,. i 1 u , .,... :Ii - exk ,I L 5, ., v ' - l - -:fl we V i :lg gl f, f -- X, -v 1 - 1 Q ' Vg F I MIRACLE WHIP SALAD DRESSING Millions prefer it to Mayonaise Yet it costs less Phillips Cheese Co. Distributors Kraft Cheese and Dressing Falfurrias Butter The Slimp Oil Company Distributors Pioneer Gasoline 8: Motor Oils PENTEX 100'Zp Penna. OILS Fuel oil, Distillate, Furnace Oil Kenwood 5151 604 Carolina San Antonio, Texas Compliments of Shiner-Sien Paper Co. Owned and Operated in San Antonio entirely by San Antonians Pilgrim Ham Pilgrim Bacon U. S. Government Inspected Mission Provision Co. Complimfms Rath Packing CO. Alamo Dressed Beef Co. Blaqk Hawk Ham Black Hawk Bacon Congratulations T' M' In San Antonio Texas The Marcus H. Clark Motor Co. Exclusive Pontiac Dealers Sales 8z Service Broadway at Tenth Garfield 1466 San Antonio, Texas Big Freezer A Meeting Place for Young and Old Excellent Sandwiches and Fountain Service 1938 Fredericksburg Rd. 3105 McCullough xmas L -S -'q,, - IIIQWQ X l ff,-,.-as - . - or N were 'Me' ..-fe -M' 1 Ulm nfglllllllllllli... 40n 5l P IIHIIIIIIIIHIH' Ill llllll .- is - Wfvn-.T li nn., N.. X' IEW' .... u . ' I .flirty- ,.i s fg u g mll :yrs Zum . I 9 .- llll ,. ,.,,1'l1l,.,.g. !!l f-, .amQQ1ag. ou . 3133! 5 .. JF ., 23.3 4 'v i QA gy- I' if A 41 VL gigs SAN H0351 LANIER ANTONIO ALICE MAYFIELD STUDIOS Rooms PIANO and COMPOSITION ' h M dC lirlih Instructor at T. M. I. and S. A. A. FW' 31.50 Proof 32.00 Home Studio 35300 314 West French Coffee Shop in Connection TACK DeFORREST :: 1: zz Manager With Compliments I Serve S. A. Academy joe Granato Phone Pershing 9328 HERPEL-GILLESPIE The Original San Antonio Ford Dealership Conveniently Loc-ated BROADWAY at FOURTH G-1411 Suchy'S FLOWER SHOP F. T. D. 1050 Navarro-Corner St. Mary's Gar. 8207-Night Ken. 8154 Quality Flowers-Dependable Service HARTMANN and OSHKOSH TRUNKS and LUGGAGE FENTIMAN TRUNK CO. Phone Cathedral 7991 512 E. Houston San Antonio, Texas THE STYLE STORE FOR HIGH SCHOOL MEN San Anlofzicfr Largcarl EXFIHJI1-'B Menu Store FOMBY CLOTHING CO. 509-511 E. Houston St. 36 Compliments of W. N. CAPURRO Manufacturing jeweler 521 Houston St. San Antonio, Texas 112 ac X vw. ,N N, gligcvlr F Q 55U,fV . jzHi'z- '15 'f P: ' I 'v -ir 7 up ,V 1,-wr f-wr 1,-v a gulllm X 4 If Q., , ' 'I' L---411.5 w'.a1:5FF1N'mrfff4 .n -if ,lg l?-iowa 4 l::h lj I Y I nl' ' nl -I' Sunni il DAN We2egssssutvw f W wllllllllll' ll l 1 ffsllln 'HIl JQHi1H'A-f,2f'f'lllIIllllllllllZu.Qllli . I we awww Wwwf zijn! gm ffjimfm