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

Text from Pages 1 - 142 of the 1961 volume:

Q. 1,6-3331 wr vN:xf'x1xfH -QNX' am... 'V+' -b..u-Sv.. X r . fi i 4-. . i 3 RX 'Nz ,Ja l J - 5, . :.,,,..,.,. X Q f , . X fi' F '- ' f., i ff' 2 5 . , 5 T M ,M 4 mf .fx ,.- ww , NA., fr 5 ikikikfk ikikiir THE SAN ANTONIO ACADEMY x or TEXAS A f JM' 'ff kgfg' 5 , '23 jf MMM Q-QM BLUE BONNET '6l ikikiifil? ikwfkikvi? To MISS EDITH BILES We, the Senior Class of l96I, Respectfully and Gratefully Dedicate Blue Bonnet '6I ilrikeikik ikikwfr DEDICATION The Class of 1961 takes extreme pride in dedicating this year's BLUE BONNET to Miss lldith Biles. An educator, business woman, confidant, and friend, she has been closely associated with schools and the business of schools for a good many years. Recognizing needs and anticipating those needs, Miss Biles has long been one of the proverbial Hunsung heroes. Her ready smile and cheerful attitude have truly endeared her to faculty and boys alike. Her willingness to fill the gaps in any number of necessary capacities and her abilities which make her so capable of this have been immeasurable assets to every phase of school life. Although Miss Biles is an Oklahoma native, we truly feel that the Senior Class of '61 can adopt her as their own uBig-hearted Texanw of the year. In doing so we dedicate Blue Bonnet '61 to her in recognition of her service to the school and to us. PACE '3 ilrilrwirik ikikikilr Mr. J. W. Culver The school was saddened this year by the death of one of its greatest teachers, Mr. W. Culver. Mr. Culver had retired from the field of teaching but not from the love of the school and his deep interest in boys. He was the last member of what many boys who went to both the Academy and TMI often termed the modern day counterpart of the Roman triumvirate. Rome had its Caesar, Crassus, and Pompey and the Academy its Bondurant, Culver, and Meyer. Those who knew Mr. Culver respected his teaching, feared his disdain, and loved him for his understanding and his devotion to those things which are of the highest value - love of Cod, love of his fellow- men, and unbounding devotion to his chosen profession. If some day we are fortunate enough to meet Prof. on that distant shore, I feel certain that he will be puttering around in his favorite old hat planting his flowers and adding just a touch of his own philosophy to heaven,s scene. PAGE 4 vfkikvikik 'itfwflfilfvfk .x4a!mini:5frafi0n 6545 'J 5 Eg fkaf 3 v 41 7 If I W - Iggy K R fix A K 7 W A 2 4 KK' X fy g !fflX'Q' J X Q 9 Q 9 NE'7XX-'E-f,J7 if Y. ' L Ei Xdrxf-J Y :Q Q Q Jung? -.-...tiv-n '-vw x ,,V-,,.-- J P R l 0903 away ik ik ik ik ik ik ik ik Chairman of the Board Colonel W. T. Bondurant iifikfifkwik ikiifvfkilr Message from the Chairman Of the Board This past year has seen many changes in the basic life of the San Antonio Academy that only time will be able to interpret for all of us. For many years the Academy has endeavored to produce and has produced outstanding young men that have not faltered in this trust. It has been done in the educational field with a group of men who have demanded and received a standard of excellence above the average. Often the ingenuity and the desire of both teacher and student have been the only real tools of this achievement. However the field of general education has been expanded to include at the elementary school level courses of a depth never dreamed of in elementary education fifty years ago. New methods of visual education and audio-education have created needs for equipment and special classrooms for studies in science, geography, history, literature, foreign language, etc. . . , that were not initially planned as a part of the physical properties and plant at the Academy. A lessening of the family participation in outdoor activities and an ever increasing interest in the medium of television by the younger generation has made it imperative that the school take a more integral part in the physical development of the boy. Where one coach was often all a school of the general type of the Academy needed, it now becomes most necessary to have a staff of them and a well developed changing program. A gymnasium was not thought of as being essential when the Academy was young because there were few sports that called for indoor participation. Now there are few schools that either do not have a gymnasium or at least the partial use of such a facility. In changing our status to non-profit and our name to the San Antonio Academy of Texas, we hope that a pattern has been set for the attainment of greater goals than have ever before been realized. Our name and status may be changed but rest assured that we face the new era with a greater strength of conviction in the strong principles of the past than ever before but with an equally strong conviction that though ideals should not change, ideas should and the Academy must set the pace. PAGE 'ik ik YZ? il? ii? ik' ik 63? The President of the Academy R X V T EX! Major W. T. Bondurant, Jr. ff-YA K- KS vfrvilriiriir iirilrsfrvir The President's Message I believe it to be most essential that I share with those of you who take the time to read this particular page of the annual a small portion of the conflict within my mind and heart at the time I found myself elected your school's President. By some standards, I should have been immediately overcome by the joy of at last reaching a goal that I had hoped for and dreamed about since I put on an Academy uniform as a second grader. Admit- tedly there were times when I thought in arithmetic class, algebra class, or Prof. Roeis history class that I had probably better make up my mind to become more skilled and less educated. But though other professions came in view and other goals seemed to be more lucrative I'm afraid I never lost the real one - President of the Academy. I must honestly say however that I didnlt look for it quite so soon. I had felt that one day I would be tired of teaching or at least tired of the classroom and of more service out of the classroom than in and at this time, it would perhaps be the Board's wish that I quit dealing the students misery both physically and mentally and become an ad- ministrator. QIn a lot of private schools it has long been the custom to make the poorest teachers into the best administrators, so I can assume that I have at last been found out.j In view of these admissions, I feel quite certain that you can interpret that I intend to continue to participate in some measure in the teaching activities of the school until I have to stop. In my own mind I am convinced that there is no substitute for the personal class- room contact with the student. Few judgments can be made with equity and fairness without a close observation and this can only come from personal contact. I cannot nor will I be a president in an 'civory tower. I may not always be available to my patrons and parents but I will be to my cadets. In the immediate future, there are to be many changes of a physical and curriculum nature that come to the school. Some are to mean the expansion of campus and buildings as well as the addition of new courses. Other changes will include activity clubs for debating, dra- matics, choral, etc. But may I say in closing that these are things that I have purposely said will be added. They will never take the place of or precedence over the elements of strong scholarship and character that are the very reasons for the Academy's continued existence. PAGE 9 wiki? ikikik FACULTY ix . .jaw Blr. D. Giambruno ,ft 1 Headrrzaster Geography EIT' X '? ? A :' f 45:25- V: I, . :,.,z,.., ,... - FY 4 'Nw ' fi Q. f ff' W' - ' eg? ?H3gf?ME4TX,Q4 gg ff fa: fy' W -Q, A f fl, e A 42 -:as5s:a:f J if at 2 Y ,2 A I x A , A ff 3255 A , Mr. A N. Roc . X Librarian , . 5 ,.,.,, , EE W, ll Q54 . .... , - zliiil F.: I 22 5 ' f . , . ,....,,.,.,.,.,,,:4, :,:,1, 5 Q , .,..A::::,1,,55.2.. 1 A..:: A..,.,,,, , E:,. :EEE A fl 5 M . ,.,.,. w Q4 M' jigs. , 4 we 5 ' sf he sl fish 2 A Efriiir Qdafak. .... , X ' 2, ,,,Q,,,1i? we-M if Z we-qv. lf - we ,ef f A 12:5 , Ant in :- 4 A 11 fx A g J li i e 2 Kelli 1. X , K :-:::: ..,.. .5:5:1:?5S V 1 I :'..f5:vl 2 A L ' ,, if ,...... ,,.. .. . , , .. Mr. M. Trclia Coach Science, Reading PAGE 10 Mr. D. PriCSt Athletic Director Algebra, Arithmetic Colonel L. Fletcher Science, English Mr. L. R, Burke Coach Reading, Arithmetic ml HJ ikikiki? ikilviitik FACULTY Mr. John Dubosc K Coash I Plijuical Education Geogmjyhy, Arithmetic X I So! M11. Samuel Corcy History M1'. L00 Ladoucvur Assixtnnt Commandant Spanish Mr. Rirhard Cannon Englixh, History, Slmnislz Miss Edith Bilcs Mrs. Emma Mangllnm Rggi5i7'g7 Di6fiIfiK17l PACE 11 Miss Rosamond Bilcs Secretary X ik ik ik ik ik ik ik ik Office Staff lXfIiss Edith and Miss Rosamond Biles, whom you sec pictured above, are real liaison between school and parent. At almost any hour of the school day, one or the other can be seen wearing out pavement and sole bringing message after message to the school building or drill and athletic field. In the midst of the confusion that always exists in and around most boys' schools, there always seems to arise like a Phoenix from the ashes the orderliness of the office and the consistency of a job well done. PAFE 1.2 ikikik ikilrifrik Dietitian Mrs. Mangham, our favorite dietitian, constantly seems to know just the right thing to keep this small army moving. Although the day students sec only the preparation of lunch and feel thc gratification of a full stomach once a day, the boarders must look to Mrs. C'Mang', for much more than this. Planning the refreshments for the dances, the monthly boarder birthday party, the special events dinners, such as, the one the boarders have the night before the Christmas Holidays begin, sewing on a needed stripe or a quick button, or supervising refreshment time each after- noon, are just a few of the things that have endeared Mrs. Mangham to all of us at the Academy. PAGE 13 ikikikik Sfkikiki? Nurse Miss Rubie Moseley joined the staff of the Academy just shortly before the Christmas Holidays this year. She has capably taken care of the scratches, kicks, stomps, and breaks that are part of every boyis life. Soon after the midterm exams, Miss Moseley was accused by some of having left the campus but they finally learned that chicken-pox had come to roost at the Academy and Miss Mosely was surrounded by a large brood of infected boarders. The boys have appreciated very much Miss Moseley's care and interest. PAGE 14 wiki? wiifeifi? Music Department Mr. Klein Band SZ: 'H ie A ,, M .,.., .MMI A .... f W 1 1 fi we X -x ,M M. . , ...,. 3 -5 E- : My fwfa Q --2? -Q QQ Mg W .... in s '5:5f5E555E5:: R b f 1 ' 5 1 N f wa H 'ffl 45.2 wg, X ..., ffs46QK ,m,xN ,:g:,s:. NV 'N , ...... . 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We -::.:-- f ' W lx ' . , , , ' Mg , Xfxw ku, xl- ,W ee 'f'- I We , ' 2 4 , z ' ..,, we ' Av x -:-:::-: N f , J' 5 51 2 Wm Wa lv W Q H ..:: ,,., it Q, ...:.a .eases 522225- 22 2 -1, '- ,,,, WWL,m.,,,s' Mr' A f X ':':: 'X ': 1 2 2 W M fs.. 1: 1 :V ,f-f: ---:-: 1 ': .jf me wmv' W ' , :., N gas: e ,,1:: 'V .,.,. .,,Q. e , Y x X .Q -----: ' ::: :iw 1 fi ,,........... ..,.., 1 'X - V,:::EiE :: 11':F , : 1 ,, 52 , A , W S 0' ,Ye ,, : ' ' ' 5 .If s ': '59 H Wh : -. xi ,Qu 'WM'1 M' hN'X V .6515 Mrs. Ward Piano - Vocal PAGE 15 ik ik ik Sk ik ik ik ik Kitchen and Dining Room Staff 1 ,iii,. 5' This group has made our hours at the Academy much Hfullerw than they would otherwise have been. They have all done their best to see that each of us have gotten our share and sometimes part of theirs. It is a great deal of gratitude that we of the senior class feel to them for all they have done for us and we can only hope that the schools we will attend do as well in the food department. I., 5 t' T a a Man Of Many Talents ' Q Each boy at the Academy knows this face as that , k kki 1... 1.3523 ril. ii, of Clell, the school maintenance man. Often mis- pronounced as Cleo, Clear, and many others, Clell YN J X ks ' it f , I is sg QA ak as if ki ll S 111 1-:e ...., ',4 Al n z A,l:: , gl a Qs Qw Q 5 Mil :,: . . . . . . . sv X535 1 4 still maintains his composure and does his Job in a ss . as QM Ml y i is more than competent fashion. When boys come back to visit SAA, they are equally as happy to see Clell f syn ' Q 'fam ,,,,,, ' .::a::.:, ' :, RUN fstvs A:,Zit h-kl. t .',-, : C.: W if, k. 9 i 1 2' 2. . 2. A f y ,ysgsm f ,, ga, 5-W ,453 . ,X ,fa l K K A around the campus as they are most anyone else. PAGE IG iirikrikilr ikilrli? General Staff The teaching staff of the school is very capably handled by Mr. Giambruno, the Headmaster. Bi-monthly meetings of the group are held regularly with supplementary meetings as the need arises. The classroom techniques which may be expanded, deleted, or improved upon are discussed as well as the rises and falls in grades. Suggestions are offered and agreed upon for improvement of all types of standards and reasons for apparent drops in achievement or effort are considered. The entire faculty often is called upon to consider matters of a dis- ciplinary nature and to counsel with the students and mete out necessary punishment for infractions of rules. There are truly many facets to the life of a teacher in a school such as ours. PAGE 17 ik ik ik ik ik ik ik ik Cfasses at work in the Library ik 'ik ik ik ik ik ik ik .gzlzofadfic gil J KH 72 cj j7-Q I 1 I L ,JR ' I l.gAI s'c1',,.pl0 .'O....' ' 'V v'o In 1.9 q . so 0 O .Q U ....f ,o ' o 54 ,A . A 0 nl ' ':o.J :O n',':':'5 wlkflllfl MI l' N H l lr K 1 I ' I fr lllllr 'VH Q fit 2001! ogy!!! 4gf SQ S I I lfflllflllflg Sir it if ik it it if si THE CLASS OF '6I President ,ICHN EDWARD NEWMAN, ju. Corporal, Best Company, High Point, Best Platoon, No Demerit Technical Sergeant Color Drill Team, Merit Ribbon, No Dernerit Ribbon, Battle of Flowers First Sergeant Color Guard, Senior Drill Team, No Demerit Ribbon, Merit Ribbon, Battle of Flowers Captain, Adjutant, Battalion Staff, Com- mander Senior Drill Team Guard, Senior General Category Entered SAA 1955 from Bishop Elliot School 57-58 .Scholastic Honors 56-57 4th Grade Vice President 5859 57-58 2nd Place Scholarship Medal 58-59 6th Grade Vice President, 2nd Place Scholarship, Debating Trophy 59'6O 59-60 7th Grade Vice President A, 3rd Place Scholarship, Best Drilled Cadet 7th Grade, Vice-Commander Junior Drill 60-51 Team 60-61 8th Grade President Athletics 55-56 59-60 Football Medal 58-59 60-61 Football, Letterman, Track 59,50 Military 55-56 Private First Class, No Demerit Ribbon. 60-61 Merit Ribbon 56-57 No Demerit Ribbon, Merit Ribbon PAGE 20 David Crockett Literary Society Reporter Cadet Cadence Advertising Assistant Annual Staff, Assistant Social Editor Advertising Editor Annual, President Spanish Club, Assistant Editor News Staff stlrvfrtlrikr 'trtirtkrk Entered SAA 1955 from Alamo Heights Elementary Scholastic Honors 55-56 3rd Grade Vice President 56-57 4th Grade President, 2nd Place Scholarship Medal 57-58 5th Grade President, 3rd Place Scholarship Medal 58-59 6th Grade President, lst Place Scholarship Medal 59-60 7th Grade President, 2nd Place Scholarship Medal Athletics 5 7-58 Football 58-59 Footballi 59-60 Football, 60-61 Football Military 55-56 56-57 57-58 58-59 59-60 60-61 General Category 55-56 David Crockett Literary Society 58-59 Annual Staff, Cadet Cadence Newspaper Staff C Co., PFC, No Demerit Ribbon, Merit Ribbon C Co., PFC, No Demerit, Merit, Best Co. Ribbons C Co., Corp., No Demerit, Merit Ribbons Color Guard, Tech. Serg., Best Drilled Cadet Medal, No Dc-merit, Merit, Drill Team, Battle of Flowers Ribbons Color Guard Commander, 1st Serg., Warrant Officer, Merit, L Drill Team, Battle of Flowers Ribbons Major, Battalion Commander, Promotion Board Chairman T E CLASS OF '6I Vice CHARLES JULIUS BOND Basketball Basketball Football Medal Letterman, Basketball, Medal for All Tournament 60-61 Editorial Editor of Annual, Editor of Cadet Cadence Vice President B JGHN H. WHITE, QR. Entered SAA 1955 from McKinley Elementary Scholastic Honors 55-56 3rd Grade Secretary 56-57 4th Grade Secretary 59-60 7th Grade Vice President B 60-61 8th Grade Vice President B Athletics 59-60 Basketball 60-61 Football, Letterman, Basketball Military 55-56 Private First Class 56-57 Private First Class, No Demerit Ribbon 57-58 Corporal 58-59 Staff Sergeant A Company 59-60 First Sergeant Guidon Bearer, Senior Drill Team 60-61 First Lieutenant, Executive Officer C Company General Category 55-56 David-Crockett Literary Society 58-59 SAA Debating Society 60-61 Annual Staff PAGE 21 tirvirvikik THE Secretary FRED DANIELS Entered SAA 1959 from Lamar Elementary School Athletics 60-61 Football, Letterman Military 59-60 Corporal A Company, Best Platoon 60-61 Second Lieutenant B Company, First Sergeant Senior Drill Team General Category 60-61 Class Newspaper Editor, Annual Staff, Advertising Staff Sir if? wir tl? CLASS OF '6I Entered SAA 1958 from Coker Elementary School Scholastic Honors 59-60 lst Place Scholarship Medal Athletics 58-59 Track 59-60 Football, Track, Ribbon in Track 60-61 Football, Letterman, Track Military 58-59 Corporal D Company, Band, Drurnmer's Medal 59-60 First Sergeant D Company, Senior Drill Team, Merit Ribbon 60-61 Captain, Battalion Staff, Vice-Commander Senior Drill Team General Category 59-60 S100 Advertising Club 60-61 Assistant Features Cadet Cadence, Social Editor, Annual Staff Treasurer DAVID HILL PAGE 22 vikififikik ikikikfik THE CLASS OF '6I LEONARD B 'rn Entered SAA 1959 from Garner Junior High Military 60-61 Master Sergeant A A A A 1 A RUE US DAVISON CAMPBILLL p A Entered SAA 1955 from Baker School, Austin, Texas ' A Athletics 59-60 Football Medal Militfcrjf 57-58 Corporal D Company, Best Platoon, High Point Company, Boardcr's Ribbon 60-61 Master Sergeant C Company, Coinrnandfrr of Junior Drill Ttzun PAGE 23 A ikvikikik 'irifkwikwir THE CLASS OF '6I MICHAEL O'NEILL FORD Entered Entered SAA 1960 from Horace Munn junior Sehool Athletics 60-6l Football, Track, Letterman llffilitary 57-58 Best Company, High Point Company 59-60 Corporal A Company, Eest Platoon 60-61 Second Lieutenant A Company, Drill Tezun Military SAA 1959 from Travis Elementary School 59-60 Corporal A Company, Best Platoon Ribbon, Merit Ribbon 60-61 Second Lieutenant B Company, Drill Team SAMUEL B. HILL PAGE 24 ikvikvfrik vilfwikiikwilr T 1 '6I 1 E CLASS OF RTCT-TARD KTTRK Entered SAA 1956 from Mount Sacred Heart Sclzolfwtic Honors 57-58 .Military 56-57 57-58 58-59 59-60 60-61 5th Grade Vice President Private First Class Merit Ribbon, No Demerit Drill Team, Staff Sergeant Teehnical Sergeant Second Lieutenant BLAIR LABATT Ribbon, Corporal High School 1 Athleticx 1 60-61 Football, Letterman l 1 Militn1'3f l 59-60 Staff Sergeant A Company, Best Platoon Ribbon 60-61 Captain A Company, Company Commander, Drill Teal General Category 59-60 Debating Cup PAGE 25 A Entered SAA midterm 1959-60 from Nathaniel Hawthorne Iunior l'T1 Waikiki? itfvfkvikik THE CLASS CF '6I ROGER fAMES LANCASTER Entered SAA 1959 from Forrest Sherman Military 59-60 Private First Class, Staff Sergeant, Best Company, High Point Company, Star Spangled Banner Ribbon, Band Ribbon, Band Summer 60-61 First Lieutenant Band, Drill Team General Category 60-61 Annual Staff BRUCE CARROLL LENDRUM Entered SAA 1958 from Magin School, Lubbock, Texas Athletics 58-59 Baseball, Track 59-60 Football, Track, 1st Place High Jump 60-61 Football, Letterman, Track Military 58-59 Band, Best Room 59-60 Technical Sergeant, Best Company, High Point Company 60-61 Second Lieutenant Band General Category 58-59 Literary Society PAGE 26 at sf: at -it as at -at -lx? 1 THE CLASS or 'en 1 DAVID W M Entered SAA 1956 from Mount Sacred Heart Athletics 57-58 Football, Track 58-59 Football 59-60 Football 60-61 Football, Letterman Military 57-58 Corporal Band 58-59 Staff Sergeant Band 59-60 First Sergeant C Company 60-61 Captain B Company General Category 60-61 Cadet Cadence Staff l l MARC Mozmiq l Entered SAA 1959 from Walnut Hill Elementary School, Dallas Athletics 60-61 Football Letterman Basketball Military 59-60 Staff Sergeant, Drum Medal, Best Company, High Point Company 60-61 First Lieutenant, Senior Drill Team PAGE '27 - Sfkvfkilrilr ikvfkviriir BRU CE PA THE CLASS OF '6 RROT T Scholastic Honors 59-60 7th Grade Secretary Athletics 59-60 Basketball Military Ribbons, Best Boarder Medal General Category 59-60 Newspaper and Annual Staffs 60-61 Newspaper and Annual Staffs Entered SAA 1959 from Reinhardt Elementary, Dallas 60-61 Football, Letterman, Manager Basketball, Manager Track 59-60 Technical Sergeant, Guidon A, Drill Team, Battle of Flowers 60-61 Second Lieutenant, Senior Drill Team Guidon Bearer LOUIS W. RUBIOLA Entered SAA 1956 from Mount Sacred Heart Athletics 57-58 Football, Bask 58-59 Football, Bask 59-60 Football 60-61 Football Military 57-58 Corporal 58-59 Corporal 59-60 Staff Sergeant 60-61 Master Sergea ctball etball nt, Commander of Drum Section PAGE 28 l srfixfswas vikviklsft THE CLASS or 'en IXARI JOHN R Entered SAA 1959 from Lytle Elementary, Lytle Scholastic Honors 59-60 7th Grade Vice President B Athletics 59-60 Football Medal, Basketball All Tournament Medal, Track, 2nd Place 440 Relay 60-61 Football, Letterman, Basketball, Track Militar'y 59-60 Technical Sergeant, Band Ribbon, Best Company, High Point Company, Merit, Star Spangled Banner Ribbon, Harmony Medal 60-61 Captain Headquarters Company, Senior Drill Team General Category 59-60 Literary Society 60-61 Annual Staff Advertising, Sports WVriter Cadet Cadence LAMAR S. SMITH l l Entered SAA 1958 from Lamar Elementary School l Scholastic Honors N 58-59 6th Grade Secretary, 3rd Place Scholarship 1 l Military 58-59 Corporal, Merit, No De-merit Ribbons l 59-60 First Sergeant A Company, Merit, Drill Team, and Battle of Flowers Parade Ribbons W 60-61 Captain C Company, Company Commander, Senior Drill Team General Category i 57-58 Literary Society l 59-60 Assistant Advertising Editor, Literary Society W 60-61 Annual Staff W PAGE 29 l ikwikikiir THE TOM STANKOYVSKI Entered SAA 1958 From Helen McKnight Elementary, Moab, Utah Athletics 59-60 Manager Football 60-61 Manager Basketball, Manager Track Military 57-58 Corporal 59-60 Staff Sergeant, No Dernerit, Band Ribbons 60-61 Second Lieutenant Headquarters Company General Category 60-61 Cadet Cadence Staff Boarder Reporter CLASS OF skirt? '6l Entered SAA 1955 from Castle Hills Elementary School Ssholastio Honors 55-56 1st Place Scholarship 56-57 lst Place Scholarship 57-58 1st Place Scholarship Athletics Football, Letterman, Track Military 55-56 Private First Class, No Demerit Ribbon, Merit Ribbon 56-57 Corporal, No Demerit Ribbon, Merit Ribbon 57-58 No Dcmerit Ribbon, Merit Ribbon 58-59 Staff Sergeant, Senior Drill Team Ribbon, Merit Ribbon 59-60 Technical Sergeant, Master Sergeant, Intramural Ribbon 60-61 First Lieutenant A General Category 55-56 Alamo Literary Society 60-61 Advertising Staff Annual, Newspaper Staff CHARLES STEEN PAGE 30 ik ik ik ik ik ikflk ik THE CLASS OF 'ei l MIKE Entered SAA 1956 From St. Marks Church School Athletics 56-57 Football, Track 57-58 Football, Track 58-59 Football Medal, Track 59-60 Football Medal, Track 60-61 Football, Letterman, Track Military 56-57 Private First Class, Best Company, High Point Company 57-58 Corporal, Best Company, High Point Company 58-59 Staff Sergeant, Best Company, High Point Company, Merit 59-60 First Sergeant, Best Intramural Company, Drill Team Ribbon 60-61 Second Lieutenant, Senior Drill Team General Category 57-58 Annual Advertising Salesman 58-59 Annual Advertising Salesman 59-60 Advertising 60-61 Cadet Cadence Staff FRED WALTER Entered SAA 1955 from Agnes Cotton Elementary 1 Scholastic Honors 1 56-57 3rd Place Scholarship Medal W Military l 55-56 Private First Class 56-57 Corporal, No Demerit, Merit Ribbons, Honorary Ribbon, 57-58 Staff Sergeant, Third Place Band Medal, Honorary Ribbon 58-59 Technical Sergeant, First Class Bandsman, Most Merit, Harmony Medal 59-60 First Sergeant, Best Company, High Point Company, Best Platoon, Honorary Ribbon 60-61 Second Lieutenant, Drum Major Band General Category 55-56 Alamo Literary Society 60-61 Cadet Cadence Band Reporter PAGE 31 i3if3i3i3 733233533 THE CLASS OF '62 T011 Row President Kerr Vice Prexident A Slimp, F. Vice President B Alpert Secretary Algarbe Middle Row Bottom Row Ballard, VV. Brooks Bates Burns, C. Beam Donnell Bennett, C. Bennett, J. Drake 1 'JE 32 THE CLASS arfxzxqiimerf Top Row Middle Row Bottom Row Holt Koehler Kothmann Jones Levy, J. Jorgenson Mccurdy Kleiman, J. Matthews PAGE 33 ikikikiif THE CLASS OF '62 ikvfkirir 1 T011 Row Middle Row Mc-tzner Reyes Ncthcry Shedal Parish Sinclair Pears PiI1S0U Stutler PAGE 34 Bottom Row Thomas Turbiville Turner Womack ilvvfkikik' Sfirikrikf? THE CLASS OF '63 V Top Row Middle Row Bottom Row N President Ballard, J. Carter i Smith, W. W VW P'f5ide t A Bondurzmt, T. Daniels, R. h Markham, E. Vice President B Kemper P' Brundagc Davis Secretary Atherton, S. Brunner Dean, W. 1 PAGE 35 h r l wikvfkiiriik iifvikfkwi? THE CLASS OF '63 Top Row Denson Dix Fernandez Flato Middle Row Bottom Row Gilcrease, M. Hixon l Kleiman, R. Glmchmnnn Levy, C. Goad Loper Hernandez Markham, M PAGE 36 ikvilvikil? ikiifvfkwi? THE CLASS OF '63 Top Row Middle Row Miller, M. Sanders Peavy Saulsbury Perez Saunders Roscnstcin Schwcibish, N, PAGE 37 Bottom Row Steen, J. Sutherland, s n Van Hillo Wilkinson Zappe ikiirikik' wikiksirwir THE CLASS OF '64 x s S Top Row President Cummins Vice President A Christopher Vice President B Dahlstrom Secretary Atherton, G. Middle Row Bottom Row Carroll Lawson Cassin Lowery, M. Dean, R. Mclntyrc Dorn McNamara Klein Miller, E. PAGE 38 ikiirikik 'iififfikik THE CLASS OF '64 l Top Row Middle Row Bottom Row Miller, J. Steen, M. Sutherland, F Steves, M. Verschoylc Payne Stillman Weiss Rhea Street Wctzel Schilo Sullivan White, R. PAGE 39 vftfvirvfkik iifikikfvfk THE CLASS 0F '65 Top Row Midzlle Row Bottom Row Prggidmt Alexander Brown Rasbach Vice President A Barrett Bums P. Hudson , Vice President B . Hopkins Basse Eldelbach Secretary Munoz Bcinhorn Fischer, A. PAGE 40 ikikwkilr ikikilfil? THE CLASS OF '65 T012 Row Middle Row Bottom Row Gilcrease, W. Mount Roth Knust Neyman Slaughter Kott Olguin Slimp, J. 1 Kuper Richardson Wendling PAGE 41 vfkikvfkik stkvikifriir THE CLASS OF '66 MQW Top Row Middle Row Bottom Row President Fisher Nichols Fischer, C. Vine President A Gregory Schwclblsh, D. McNee1 Kemper, S, Stccn, R. Vice President B Rublolai H' Lowery, S. Stoves, E. Secretary Osborn Miller, R. Wehrung PAGE 42 ikvfrikiik ikwfkikwk fury X xawsff 1 .jfozining ik il? ik ik 'ik If? wi? ik BATTALION STAFF MAJOR CHARLES BONDURAINT .,.A.A Battalion Commander CAPTAIN JOHN NEWBIAN .,... aa.. B attalion Adjutant CAPTAIN FRED DANIELS . . . Assistant Adjutant PAGL 44 'ik' 73? tk tk HEADQUARTERS Company Commander . , , , , Executive Officer . . , , . , Drum Major .... . . , Platoon Leaders . . . . iiktlrifkik COMPANY . . , , . . , .CAPTAIN KARL RUSSELL .FIRST LIEUTENANT R. LANCASTER SECOND LIEUTENANT F. WALTERS SECOND LIEUTENANT C. STEEN SECOND LIEUTENANT B. LENDRURI First Sergeant T. Turbiville Guiclon Bearer E. Frnka Jllaster Sergeant R. Bates Staff Sergeants Jorgenson, Beam, W. Dean, Turner, Denson, Saunders, E. Fischer, Stutler, C, Levy Corporal: S. Sutherland, Schilo, Christopher, M. Steen, Street, Zappe, Miller, Shedal, McNamara Privatex-First-Class Rasbach, Payne, Slaughter Privates van Hillo, Brunclage, Neyinan, R. Miller, Rhea, Sullivan, Hernandez PAGE 45 'wir wir ri? ik if? wil? ik ik COMPANY A Company Commander . ......,,, CAPTAIN BLAIR LABATT Executive Officer , , . . . . .FIRST LIEUTENANT T. STANKOXVSKI Platoon Leaders . . . am.. SECOND LIEUTENANT B. PARROTT SECOND LIEUTENANT S. HILII First Sergeant E. Kothmann Guidon Bearer D. Brooks Master Sergeants' Levy, L. Bump Technical Sergeants R. Mctzner, R. Pears Staff Sergeantx T. Bonclurant, E. Daniels, M. Gilcrease, Lopcr, M. Markham, Perez, Reyes, Wilkinson Corporals XV. Ballard, Cassin, Donnell, Drake, Hixon, Pinson, Brunner Prizfates'-Fir'.ft-Clay.: Barrett, Bassc, Burns, A. Fischer, Hudson, Kott, M. Lowery, McNeel, Roth, D. Schweibish, Slirnp, Stillman, Wehrung Privates Carroll, Edmondson, Fisher, Flato, Goacl, Wfeiss PAGE 46 aaa esfsfxwerf l COMPANY B I Company Commander . . . . ..,,.. CAPTAIN DAVID Moizse Executive Officer .... Platoon Leaders . , , FIRST LIEUTENANT M. MOZlEK SECOND LIEUTENANT D. HlLL SECOND LIEUTENANT M. FORD First Sergeant H. Parish Guiclon Bearer Sinclair Alaster Sergeants Bennett, L. Ruhiola Technical Sergeant J. Kleiman Staff Sergeants C. Burns, R. Kleiman, E. Markham, Dix, Steen V Corporals Himes, Jones, Lawson, Klein, Mathews, N. Sehweibish, R. White Privates-Firxt-Clam Dahlstrom, C. Fischer, Gleichmann, Gregory, Verschoyle, Wendling, Wetzel Privates Alexander, Ballard, Eidelbach, Fernandez, W. Gilcrease, Hopkins, Knust, Mcilntyre, Munoz, Olguin, Peavey, Saulsbury, E. Steves PAGE 47 l fl? If? Sf? ttf wir Sf? ik CCJMPANY C Company Commander .....,. ,..m,..... ....,,m C A PTAIN LAINIAR SNIITH Executive Officer . . , . A,.... FIRST LIEUTENANT WHITE Platoon Leaders ...........,......,... .I.,. S ECOND LIEUTENANT R. ISURKA SECOND LIEUTENANT M. SUNINER First Sergeant S. lNIcCurdy Guidon Bearer F. Slimp Master Sergeant.: A. Koehler, R. Campbell Staff Sergeants Davis, Holt, Sanders, Hearn, P. Kemper, Rosenstein, W. Smith Corporalr R. Dean, Thomas, Dorn, Alpert, Duncan, Nethery, Steves, C. Bennett, H. Miller, Woriiack, G. Atherton, Cummins Private.:-First-Clam R. Steen, Richardson, Beinhorn, S. Kemper, Carter, Mount, Osborn Privates Kuper, P. Sutherland, Nichols, S. Lowery, H. Rubiola, Brown PAGE 48 ik ik ik ik ik ik ik ik GOLD BRAID Y The Senior Class anxiously awaited the naming of officers in the fall. When the faculty lists were eireulated we did our usual bribing and for a few days managed to be officer material. When the results were in and the officers were at last in their places, whether we made it or not we were relieved to know who was in eaeh position. To the seventh grade we will these golden anxious moments for next year. PAGE 49 ik ik ik 'ik ik ik ik ik NON-COMS The stripes are almost cold now that the end of the year is drawing near, for the dream of buttons and commands are imagined by the seventh grade and the dream of new and better positions in the battalion face the sixth grade. New resolutions are already in mind and new promises are almost ready to be made. The future always promises hope and new commands to conquer. PAGE 5U ik ik ik ik ik ik ir wk TOP NON-CGMS These cadets have proven that they were capable enough as younger cadets to hold positions of trust in the upper eehelon of training. If they have maintained these capabilities and in the eyes of the faculty and the administration they are not wanting in their skills needed for command, they will certainly find themselves among the gold braid for next year. PAGE 1 il? ik ik il? if? il? ik vi? S. A. A. COLOR GUARD Left to Right: Tech. Sergeant Steve Athertong Color Guard Com- mander First Sergeant Antonio Algarbeg Vice-Commander First Sergeant Jerry Kerrg Tech. Sergeant Marshall Miller. PAGE 52 yew-iff-isis? isfaxffkfxf C QD-f anflp 0ll'l5 H X 9 5 Ok X ff + Wx Wy my 6 W 5? fm j X lik! QDKQQ- 'Gg Qs Organizafiond vflrviirikwilf 'ikvirvirx ANNUAL STAFF Every year the student body looks forward to the final arrival of the annual and takes the arrival in its stride. The group pictured above know that it takes a lot more than just sitting and waiting for the annual. Many long hours have been spent in advertising layouts and phone calls to advertisers to complete the last section of the annual just as many have been spent in getting pictures made and plates engraved for the final printing of all the editorial section. As you leaf through this year's book, take the time to thank each of these cadets for the time they have spent that you might have an annual. IAGII. 54 Sf? wir ik ii? ik ikiik ik SENIOR PROMOTION BOARD Last year a new promotion arrangement was made for making the battalion promotions in the spring semester. The battalion staff and the company commanders were set apart as a promotion board to l determine to a large degree what boys had shown to their fellow cadets real promise in day to day activities both on the drill field and personal Contact in school and at play. Pictured above are the men who com- prise this year's board. PAGE 55 N l vi? wir ik ik vi? vi? wir ir SENIOR DRILL TEAM The senior drill team is the largest that the school has ever had. There is constant interest in the team and although not much time is allotted to the daily practice a great deal is learned and accomplished. For those who do not ordinarily participate in most of the major sports, it is an opportunity to learn teamwork and the importance of ac- complishing for a group rather than working always for individual attainment. PAGE 6 ' r ik ik ik ik ik 'ikik ffk l JUNIOR DRILL TEAM l l The junior drill team, comprised of third, fourth, and fifth graders, l is always perfecting some new exhibition drill. Each day they seem to i work with new interest and in the constant hope that some day each y will be a part of the senior team with rifles, scarves, and all of the y other Hmore fancy trimmings. It is designed to give all of those willing to go out and stay with it the opportunity to learn the basic essentials of close order drill better and the elements of teamwork. PAGE 57 l it it wir if? it it Sir if? CADET CADENCE STAFF A short few years have elapsed since the newspaper came back to the campus. It has added more to the interest of the students than certainly the daily paper adds to the lives of our parents. Much of what the paper contains would be considered old and hashed over copy but it is fun to live over and more fun to see our names printed. We hope the paper will continue and grow in size and gain popularity with the alumni and friends of the school. PAGE 58 l i isserfszwiif skiers ADVERTISING CLUB The advertising portion of any publication very often sets the pattern for the whole entity. In the ease of school annuals, this is particularly true. Most would never reach the printed stage were it not for those who are the salesmen of ad space and buyers of same. Pictured above are the men most responsible for this 361 annual. PAGE 59 ikikikir ikiksirik SPANISH CLUB From 'Buenas Dias, to Estrellita and Borrachita is quite a transition but the Spanish students at SAA have somehow managed to bring the old into focus with the new. Mexico and Spain were once a neighbor- ing country and a new place to study in Geography but no more are they relegated to this seemingly unimportant position. From third to eighth grade, the language, customs, and geography of these places have become a very real thing. A tape recorder and four speed record player have given the students chances to hear themselves and others sing, read, and pronounce. The shared dream of all is that some day they might have language booths to practice not just Spanish but other languages and increase their speaking as readily as their reading abilities. PAGE 50 ikiirikifr ikikl THE SCIENCE CLUB To many of us science is just a word that brings to mind an old biology drawing, experiments that failed, or equations that couldn't or wouldnat balance, but to the fifth grade and the eighth grade at the Academy, it is a very real thing and one of profound interest. Maybe it stems from the fact that in our minds we have imagined more trips to the moon or planet X than our parents. Maybe we have climbed into more jets, spaceships, and time capsules than you. Perhaps it's because we've watched more guided missiles being built to our specifications and seen more fired through the glorious fact that we still have the world of imagination and make believe. But whatever it is Science is here to stay and what we do with it may decide whether we are here to stay. PAGE G1 'ik ii? ik if? it it sk ii? HISTORY CLUB The History Club could well be a title given to almost any group taking history at the school this year for there has been more real interest and energy in the field than ever before. From research to participation could well be their keynote for they have achieved much in the past history while keeping completely in touch with the present. From disappointments in the Republican defeat to becoming acquainted with the 'New Frontier' and Mr. Kennedy, they have gained new interests and new respect for history and government. PAGE 62 5 i ilrikiiriir 7f?7fl7'QfK THE LATIN CLUB There will always be some doubt and much argument pro and con, as to whether or not Latin is a dead language. There will further be those that contend that it is not only very much alive but that Latin is the one language that separates the true scholar from the ranks of the people who are educated for necessity rather than true learning. What- ever the feeling others may have, the Latin students at the Academy have determined that it is a language that requires more study and more knowledge of English than they ever dreamed and many are making their plans already to become more proficient in French and Spanish. PAGE 63 ik ik ik ik ik ik ik Sk LETTERMEN, WINNER'S OF THE A While not active as a Monogram Club or Letterman Club, the group that earns the 'A' is definitely worthy of a section as an organiza- tion. Most of this group have participated in athletics at the school since they were fifth graders and have done much to earn not only their letter but the honors accompanying it. With the training they have received and the effort made to employ it well, they will provide many high school coaches with a good nucleus for future winning combinations. PAGE 64 fl? 73? if? Sf? ik if? Sf? i? Cowlefii in jfaining Milla f J - X- K, 3 f S-I mil Q fm 2 6' Q? is QWH JL, Afkificd ik ik ik ik ik ik ik COACHES' PAGE Left to Right: Coaches Trcka, Dubose, Burke, and the school Athletic Director, Coach Priest. PAGF 66 iifikik FGOTBALL '6I Seniors on C Football Team Stanlsowskl C. Steen D, Morse Mgr. M. Sumner xl. YVhite B. Lendrum B. Labatt C. Bondurant B. Parrott K. Russell Hill S. H111 PAGE 67 if Newman F. Daniels fi? YA Moziek ikiki? ikwfkiil? s FGOTBALL '6I 1 3,53 x M -:- Vx , ' ' ' l w wi! if WQWQQVQM ,U MM AMW Q 4 I uuluu ,.,,,, .:,: ,. , ,::. 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K 45? ,f 7 vf .' TQ, Q- f THE CHFWQEON GF ETS GMES PAGE 86 In Ausfin you are hndfed fo use fhe complefe financial facilifies of,Ausfhfs full-service b a n k. 'MAMERICAN gg NATIONAL BANK of Austin Compliments of SUNRISE BEAC i' ir 1' VACATION - WEEKEND - AND RETIREMENT HOMESITES ON Beautiful Granite Shoals Lake BOATING - SWIMMING - FISHING FACILITIES A Constant Level Lake DIRECTIONS Take Hwy. 281 North fSan Pedrob to John- son Cityg turn right on 281. Continue on 281 to Round Mountain Road, turn left, continue on Round Mountain Road to Route '71, turn left and follow Signs to SUNRISE BEACH. PAGE 88 Richa1'd's Gil Company P. O. Box 781 Austin, Texas Compliments of Roy Klossner Company ff jk SQ? 727 N. W. W. White ED 3,8311 ikiirikvik ilfvfkvfkii? THE HUNGRY MGB PAGE 91 'ik Paid For By Two Texas Democrats ik Mrs. Rose Shumaker and Mrs. Maxine Boyd Aggregate Plant Products Company as ik il? 442 N, W. W. White ED 3,1111 Texas Transporfafion Company The World's Shorfesf Sfandard Gauge Railroad t ii? Compliments to the SAA Students R Q Q ii E Q Q N ' S Q S Compliments of Ch. A. Steen, Senior ik Sf? wi? if? fl? 732' 75? ik 3rd GRADE AT LABOR PAGE 97 BETTE'R LIVING BEGINS WITH BETTER BANKING fa NATlONAL BANK CJFCOIVINIERCE I Q OF SAN ANTONIO ik Central Texas Equipment C0 P. 0. Box 116 Austin, Texas Compliments of I A Friend ik Compliments to Student Body frnm S. S. Steiner Inc as ik it Compliments of Travis Materials Inc 'ik P. O. Box 3252 - Austin, Texas wk Compliments of Cnion Creek Ca'r'rIe Co ik 'ik Compliments of A FRIEND wk vi? 'ir if 'ik' Sf? vi? Sir Sf? THE INSIDE STORY T CHAPTER I Compliments of FRANK BRUTHERS Charles Sawtelle W. W. McAllister W. W. McAllister, jr. Gordon W. Fredrich Complete Insurance Service 401 Navarro CA 2-1476 Standard Trust Company 411 National Bank of Commerce Building San Antonio, Texas IN MEMORY OF THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1886 We congratulate ,tlie San Antonio Academy upon reaching tlie 7 5 tli year of its existence. Seventy-five years of continuous opera- tions speaks for itself. To last that long an institution must fulfill a need and inaintain a- liigli standing. The San Antonio Academy has acliieved tliose requirements. PAGE 10 ready for revze . . . St. Luke's Episcopal Chzwclz, Setini jIIIIa1:g's wall 'ik New in its Slst year nf preparing students for college years of reaI achievement. 117 East French Place San Antonio, TSXHS TEXAS MILITARY INSTITUTE 800 COLLEGE BLVD. SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS Founded 1894 GRADES EIGHT THROUGH TWELVE Day and Boarding A-I' I O1 :ted under the auspices of The Battalion 'THE EPIQCOPAL DIOCESE OF WEST TEXAS in Backga ozmcl. THE RT. REV. EVERETT H. JONES, D.D. ADDISON BRADFORD CRAIG, B.A., ED. M. Bishop of West Texas Headmaster PAGE 108 MemberF d lDeposi I C p Best wishes To our many friends, and fufure clienfs, ai San Antonio Academy. OF SAN ANTONIO 'arIVIAIN and COMMERCE IF IT'S IMPORTANT TO YOU-IT'S IMPORTANT T0 us! 1 WHITE'S UVALDE MINES Natureis Greatest Storeltouse of Top-Grade Limestone Rock Asphalt Ph CA 7 7225 P O B 499 209Sldd S At T Best Wishes to the San Antonio Academy Tracy-Locke Company, Inc. Advertising San Antonio - Dallas all-time favorite! 0 Is . llg ff2fff f ,,. g It's ' - fresher A il C 0 m p li m e I1 11 S 0 f L . F R E D H 0 E Y AND COMPANY in San Anionio- 9 I li s acaclemic! best wishes io all the future All - Americans ai San Anionio Academy! Compliments of Wm. Ochse Builder - Developer of Green Meadow Esfafes if? ik ii? il? ik ii? 73? il? THE INSIDE STORY CHAPTER 2 SHINER-SIEN PAPERS Only Locally Owned Dual Paper Company In San AHtOH1O . If It's Macle of Paper We Have It FINE AND COARSE PAPER AND JANITOR SUPPLIES 1231 W. Martin CA 5-2881 Compliments of THE NATIUNAI. BANK or sAN ANTUNI0 1 null nnlul. nuosn msuunrl couonu Compliments o f Montgomery F. Cameron, Inc. Interior Designers 1027 N. Main Ave. When you bay milk, bay locally ppoclileeol milk DUTCH GIRL Taste the fi'eslmess I t makes the cliffeieeiioev THERE IS A DUTCH GIRL STORE NEAR YOU PAGE 114 Compliments of a Friend W. E. Dean and Company sf ik ik A KENTUCKY FRIEND or THE' s.A.A. With Best Wishes for the Success to me Gmduatirng Class of '61 Compliments Of Merchants Transfer a n cl S t 0 r a g e Compliments Of A FRIEND PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTISTS SINCE 1890 312713 oad ay TAs1o 20183 S At 0 Compliments Of A Friend Compliments of E1 Friend Compliments Compliments of of CAMP LONGHCRN SAN ANTONIO CREDITORS BURNET TEXAS ASSOCIATION SULLY FANT'S SERVICE STATION Your Friendly Sinclair Dealer new ir Jewelers 223 East H0USt01'1 Sweet 5031 Broadway Phone TA 2-3181 Specializing in Scout Shoes -7- Compliments of Guarantee Shoe Co. Downtown, North Star Mall, .Allena Village, Alamo Heights, McCreless Village BRUNNER'S INC. Compliments Compliments of of A Friend A Friend PAGE 117 E. H. DuBOSE 0 PHONE CA 2-9271 0 POST OFFICE BOX 11242 0 SAN ANTONIO 8, TEXAS Data Processing Forms and Compliments Of Arthur Kemiers Accessories Compliments from Compliments Of Bo1'den's Milk Company Daniel E. Hudak Compliments of 5013 BROADYVAY 384 N. STAR MALL PaH's Drug Stores ul' AHR'S FGOD WALLACE HEARD Draperies The Store Of Distinction -ir ir i' 'k 'k TAy1or 2-5321 5934 Broadway TA 6-2301 110 Olmos Drive west San Antonio 9' Texas PAGE 118 THE RCDSE SI-I E. B. CASTRO, JR. Flowers and Gifts 126 San Pedro CA 7-8238 P Travis Club Cigars By Finck BLAUSER'S PHARMACY Prompt Deltv ery 'k 910 Oblate Dr. TA 6-3221 Furniture to enhance every room in your . . home Vlslt Lmplgg 0 O 3107 FREDERIC S G . S N TONIOI TEXAS F. C. DAVIES ir -A' ir 219 GLENVIEW DRIVE SAN ANTONIO TEX AS Metzger's Milk C ompltm ents Of C U L L I G A N Soft Water Service Jeff, - 511.e.,.,,. 1---F LOWE R S H OP PE 5-6184 326 W. JOSEPHINE STREET SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS PAGE 119 LIFE INSURANCE Properly planned, can be the greatest gift to any young man headed toward college. Let me plan your LIFE INSURANCE. Fidel G. Chamberlain Compliments 0 f i A FRIEND CA 6-5201 Compliments E ' - I Of yi Service YOU and your 0 I-1 CAR will appreciate 1-11- f Laurel H elghfs FRAmhALE,,AS,,A,S j Q Q -' f '---' HUMBLE SERVICE STATION eg- y 5502 Bianco Road D'-4-6061 2602 N. Main PE 6-3161 I L Ii E Compliments Compliments of of A Friend Austin Hi-Way Lumber lin., Inc. Look for this I , 'SINCE was S e a 1 o f If 1 Quallty , in Compliments ri, i'-QHQIJX fo the Student Body of '61 9 rjvagighff' MILK and ICE CREAM GOAD MOTOR COMPANY PAGE 1 O C 'l'mlimWl8 Town EL Country 0 A Fashions Thad Ziegler CO. 5303 BROADWAY HARRY IAPPAN a suns Comffjms Wholesale Groceries - Wayne Bull Co. ALL YOUR REQUIREMENTS . FROM ONE SUPPLIER AUt0m0t1Ve Holmes Peerless Fryers 4 1304 E. HOUSTON ST. PHONE CA 7-8201 Town House Motel 'k 942 NE. MILITARY DR. SAN ANTONIO 9, TEXAS Compliments From I UTAH Compliments Of A Friend PAGE 121 C,,,,L,,,m,fS art su ppllers of INCORPORATED A Friend 1900 NORTH MAIN AVENUE SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS Compliments of ffffi, SNOW WHITE LAUNDRY A S C 0 T C H 2221 BROADWAY CANADIAN 1228 AUSTIN HIGHWAY VERSCHOYLE - BROWN MOTOR CO. Clean Usecl Cars Known throughout the Southwest as one of the Better Places To Eat Since 1917 CHILO'S DELICATESSEN 3305 Fredericksburg Rd. PE 4-6474. 108 WEST COMMERCE R. IS. Beer, Owner Compliments Of BROADWAY PHARMACY SAMUELS GLASS ' BUMP ANY Phone TA 6-0633 4925 Broadway 221 Newell CA 7-2481 Alamo Heights San Antonio San Antonio, Texas Texas PACEIZ The Best Foods for Less SEARS, ROEBUCK and A . COMPANY rmy Co - operatlve ROMANA PLAZA STORE Store CA 3-4311 'k 335 Austin Rd. TA 2-8343 S0UTIfSU?E STORE San Antonio 9, Texas HA 3-3466 P H 1 d Compliments F 0 r b y a of . A F r i e n d Utah Repubhcan K - 9 GROOMING CENTER Compliments Personalized Grooming Service For All Breeds of John M. Martinez - Owner K-NINE GROOMING A' A' Shepherd CENTER R00f 18 Mon.- Thru- Fri. Open 8 A.M. to 6 P.M. PHONE 'TA 6-632 5106 Blanco Rd. DI 2-6431 Compliments Of A F r i e n d ' PAGE 123 I Compliments of TEXAS STATE OPTICAL Alamo Frozen Foods Compliments of I NINE CONVENIENT OFFICES CA 64337 The Best in The Southwest Compliments Bento Auto -Paint 81 Body Shop of YQ. Bento, Ownerj R E E D C A N D L E 252 W. Josephine San Antonio 2, Texas C O M P A N Y PHONES: Office PE 5-3911 1Ei.66fA?05f7374 1531 W. Poplar So. PE 3-9611 Compliments Compliments of Of A Friend A Friend Compumems San Antonio Coca Cola of , q. , Bottling Company Inc. OWL CLEAN ERS 515 SAN PEDRO AVE. - CA 2-1254 123 La Fitte CA 5-2601 PAGE 124 I Q I Church Going A Cluldrcn jgffw' s v Ap0N5DCIIIlCfllCIlIS ' 31 -'8,, ROYAKERS 9 ..,.. - ff J' CITY LAUNDERS SL CLEANERS Cleaning - Pressing Over a Quarter Century on Main Ave. CA 6-2311 103 E' Fredericksburg Rd CA 6 7201 San Antonio 1, Texas Compliments Complim ents of of A Fm-:nd Woodward Altgelt Phone: CA 6-9221 J O E E R L E Compliments LIFE-AUTOMOBILE -FIRE Complete Insilwlnce Service 0 A F r I e n d Representing 1514 E. Grayson St. Bruner-Rumble San Antonio, Texas I, U American Sports Center 217 N. st. Mm-y's st. W , CIA 7-8300 - CA 7-8309 Ovninlnnents San Antonio, Texas of Wholesale and Retail ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT A F r i e n d SPORTING GOODS U. S. DIVERS AQUA LUNG PAGE 125 Another First For San Antonio The Southfs LARGEST :SZ FINEST Automotive Sales and Service Center C. R. Mitchell Chrysler Co. THE ENTIRE 2800 BLOCK OF BROADWAY IMPERIAL CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH VALIANT Invites you to visit their New Quarters Compliments of a Friend Compliments of a Friend PAGE 126 Your Mobil Dealer Compliments f Pacshal St Rolf 0 Service Station Fred Clark Electric Contractors CORNER OF OLMOS gl MCCULLOUGH M 8m R PROVISION CO. Purveyors of HOTEL AND RESTAURANT CUTS All Kinds Fresh and Cured Meats CORNER VANCE-JACKSON Sz JACKSON-KELLER ROADS POST OFFICE BOX 5093 Telephone Dlamond 2-2343 - 2-2344. Con-gmtu-lations to the GRADUATING CLASS of '61 BARRETT INDUSTRIES 2781 Southwest Military Drive Telephone: WA 2-1271 San Antonio, Texas PAGE 127 CADET JOHN BENNETT SHOPPING AT JOSKE'S John, as do boys and young men the city over, finds Joske's Boys' and Young Man's Shop a grand place to shop for sportswear, dress suits, swim suits and furnishings . . . America's best brands, San Antonio's greatest assortments. PAGE 128 AUTOGRAPHS N 1 Compliments of CADET CADENCE Q T h e rmjglounl BANK ' , ,Q.A, Z.: :,:Z:i :f:i: or SAN ANTONIO 57:::::::':':'Z'W 'V' C cmmerce at Navarro MEMBER FEDERAL oeposn . Established 1854 INSURANCE CORPORATION PAGE 129 AUTOGRAPHS COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND G 3 AUTOGRAPHS COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND PAGE 131 A U T 0 C RA P H S CQMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND . Z are glad to have had an important part in the , production ol this successful annual. We are equally as proud ' ot the book as you are and appreciate your line spirit ol : co-operation which has made this publication possible , . You are always welcome to visit our display rooms, or : the manufacturing department where this annual and other , line printing and lithographing is produced ' F F F' THE Z 0 0 . . Q . 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