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

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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

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. -, . 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

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, .-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