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

Text from Pages 1 - 142 of the 1962 volume:

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Besides being the greatest Math teacher in the world, he is also the Athletic Director and our representative on the sports league council. He is seen at all hours of the day at any given corner of the campus giving some student a bit of friendly advice or perhaps reprimanding him for some inefficiency. Eighth graders will long remember the last study hall gathering in his classroom to either seriously study their Algebra or simply to get out of study hall. Also during this period we will remember when two or more struggling little waifs from some other class would meander timidly into the room for the acceptance of their fate - some punishment for their conduct in another class. Although he is no longer a coach actively engaged in training the students, occasionally he gives us all a treat by putting on his football pants and a jersey and lets us see him give a few of the pointers from the good old days. He may be seen cornering some novice lineman to improve his erouch in the line or giving some running tips to one of the backs, but whatever he does it is always good advice. Being our representative to the sports league, he can be seen at every game. He participates in every league meeting and livens up our frames bv his interest. D 1 The San Antonio Academy of Texas annual staff and the eighth grade are proud to dedicate this Blue Bonnet ,62 to Coach John D. Priest. PAGE 3 wk 94 94 X 64 44 In Memoriam In February of this year many of the members of the faculty and a large number of the friends of the school were saddened by news of the death of Mr. Sam Bondurant, the Colonelis brother. Mr. Bondurant was a member of the faculty of the Academy when it was a high school and through this association was a familiar figure to many. His visit to us last year was one that was enjoyed by all who had the opportunity to know him. His quick wit and charming personality endeared him to man and boy alike. Such a man as Mr. Bondurant is not often found in our time. Unselfish, kind, devoted, Christian -terms with true meaning in rela- tion to describing this man - can only by comparison with the man himself seem hollow. Our life is richer for having known him. PAGE 4 F 949474 9494-74 A CU' -IY A N D Ar Jmxl N I ra, fx. 'I o N 'P4 94 '74 94 74 94 Chairman ofthe Board Colonel W. T. Bondurant PAGE6 949494 949494 The Chairman ofthe Board Speaks As the Chairman of the Board of the San Antonio Academy of Texas, I feel this has been a particularly gratifying year in terms of scholastic growth, but I am somewhat disappointed by the financial problems that beset an institution such as ours. In the past we have always been proud of the fact that we have included in our student body boys from all walks of life, from all economic areas, and from beyond our borders geographically. In the same vein, we have asked only that a boy have a belief in God and that he not feel embarrassed by his faith whatever it might be. His denomination has been as sacred to us as it was to him. Believing in these facets of our educational or moral philosophy has become increasingly more difficult financially for in order to do these many things tuition costs must remain in the area where many can afford to avail themselves of the service rather than a few. Without the help of a denomination or some foundation, the only hope of existence and continuation of these tenets must lie in the hands of those who will come forward to offer the assistance necessary. From the early interest that has come to light, it would appear that there are those that are definitely interested but much needs to be done. There has been much pleasure in my life that has come in dealing with boys and young men but I must confess that during the past two years I have returned to the teaching of one class of Latin each day and this has indeed been as enlightening to me as anything. I find myself anticipating the opportunity to share knowledge with them and to enjoy their daily progress in learning. It would appear that you are always a teacher regardless of what changes take place in position. As some thirty-one of you stand on the threshold of new opportunity in education with new fields to conquer, may I offer you my continuing hopes for success and the unswerving devotion that I have to the future for each of you. May you always be Academy men and live up to the standards that have been set for you here. PAGE 7 79 PF PP 94 X af President Major W. T. Bondurant, Jr. XXX- 94-P494 The President's Message Throughout the past few months the atmosphere around the Academy has been somewhat charged with expectancy and Dame Rumor has found many happenings to make much grist for her mill. Finally we have hushed most of these rumors by placing in the hands of our parents and friends a brochure which outlines the basic elements of our first campaign for improving the school physically. I am happy to report that there is already in evidence a large amount of interest in the Academy of tomorrow. I could dwell for some time on the accomplishments of our students both individually and collectively for this and past years, but these things, though they may indeed be prologue, are not the laurels to be rested upon. Instead, we must view them in a perspective which makes them only the guideposts to spur all of us on to greater goals and new achievements. Excellence is something that many schools once hoped to find in their prospective students, whereas it is now an element demanded by them. This is particularly true of the schools that are grouped together as prep schools. This has built in the elementary and junior high school student and teacher a new and higher sense of values, but it has also created an ever changing sense of values. For what was a criteria for entrance in some schools just a year ago can no longer be considered for entrance next September. You may tell yourself that you know that last year's fifth graders or eighth graders didnit have to work as hard as you did this year. In most instances you are quite right in this belief because it is necessary each year to evaluate what has passed in order to meet the new demands of the future. This is not done to make life miserable for you as it seems to you at the moment, but it is rather to help you early to understand the importance of reaffirming your own faith in yourself and to keep you ever aware that in your life ahead you must be conscious of the major changes that occur so that you can meet the demands and be the person that we here want you to become. We readily admit our selfishness in respect to you for we have spent our time to both teach and preach those concepts that we feel will make of you the right thinking person we here want you to become. To those of you whom we see for the last time in our classes, God speed and God bless you. May we ever live up to you and you to us. PAGE 9 Pl- PF X- 94 94 94 The Headmaster Mr. J. D. Giambruno we we we 44 44 94 Director of Athletics Mr. J. D. Priest PF we P6 we we FACULTY Mr. A. VV. Roe Col. L. Fletcher Librarian Science and English Dormitory Supervisoi Mr. L. R. Burke Mr. M. Trcka History and Mathematics Science and Mathematicx Coach Coach Lt. L. A. Ladouceur Mr. S. C. Corey Spanixh and Science Government and History Commandant Cadet Cadence Advisor PAGE 12 94-X94 XX-PG Mr. A. E. Hatcher Reading Miss Edith Biles Registrar and Secretary Mrs. Emma Mangham Dietitian FACULTY - .ii1-. ifii gf f - ,,.,:.',: 5 ivvr , .,',.,.,. 1 tw: .A M ,.i, i ii-i ,.:1,, ' vvi, .'.: H iininiizinii :': - . i.i,, Ys zfi ww , ..:1: V A 'ii ',ii' Q Mr. Charles Terrell Physical Education Miss Rosamoncl Hilcs Secretary Mrs. Mamie Dozicr Nurse , ,f .:.::::::::::.X, ,Q XXX 749494 Our Office Ladies The photograph is obviously posed but don't let that color your thinking. As a casual obseryer it would appear that little is going on and you might conclude that little does go on in a school office., Nothing could be further from the truth. t, Our office staff is probably one of the most reliable and efficient in the country. They have been more than faithful in carrying out the many and varied tasks assigned them by parents, teachers, and students. Misses Edith and Rosamoncl Biles, sisters, have been our helpful companions through many long and often thankless hours. Part of their work has been the filling out and sending of the report cards that parents want to see and most cadets don't. But in spite of this treason which is really a mild form anyway. the annual staff would like to say a humble uthank you for your outstanding job. PAGE 14 Pi- Pi- X' 94 94 94 Our Dietitian About five years ago Mrs. A. D. Mangham became a member of the Academy family. Before coming to us she was already well versed in the facts of cafe and cafeteria management. For many years she operated the Manor Tea Room, an outstanding San Antonio Restaurant. All of the students love her because of her marvelous personality as well as her wonderful meals. She has such a willing spirit and is always eager to help those who pass under her influence. One of her greatest pleasures is fixing refreshments for the dances and we are of course those who most benefit from this pleasure. Mrs. Mangham, we the cadets of S. A. A. are proud to have you as our dietitian and want you to know we truly return the love you have for us. PAGE 15 we we we X X 44 Our Nurse sw .WL fins-w,.,,.i . , . W., , 'tw Mrs. Mamie Dozier, our nurse, has finally come back after a yearis absence. We gratefully acknowledge this return and welcome you back. The boarders know Mrs. Dozier well as both housemother and nurse and know how willingly she makes herself available for all of the little hurts and major repairs, too. Almost every time she turns around there is some boarder at her elbow to ask her to sew on buttons or stripes. At other times someone is sick and is headed for treatment. Mrs. Dozier's help is not only readily available to the boarder but to the day student as well. We are truly grateful for you and your help to us, Mrs. Dozier. PAGE 16 XXX- 94-X74 Our Music Department We pride ourselves on our fine music department. The Academy boasts one of the finest bands of comparable size in the city. Under the able direction of Jimmy Klein, they perform with superior finesse at every review. ,Qt ff sf ---- Z., ,. s f is W as 5 1 2 :-: as - . . ,.,., Q , '-'-'- 1 - f':':':':'i: f 'i -':--- r ., Izzzz ' 3 1 .- K ,,,.,.,.. ,.,:. ,...,,.,, -f' I -. -:: A 12 ,X ,, - :::i: H I ' N, ' A '::' Y f 52 s ' iiisz- l' f f is 4 za W sf 3 '--- ' A . ' M' 'E : ::'f W' -. .'f- ' ' 2 ff 9, 12 Q if ka . i,:,yr , VZ,- A tr 2 f 'ir., iw AA ' W -' li 4 KK gli f TX as .:-:------ V r ,s ffff E :.,..,. I.. ' - rf . . Q . s , ,w ag e 21- . . 7' ': 'i ' '45 , if 114 f i: 5 2 ' , H -'::::::: is f i Q ,.,., Q 1' 3 tttt .2 se s- fs 3 W l ,f' 1 sas-,. -::.,:, N ' ft ..... f a 'W . zz- -1f 'i'i'i::i 1 xt If.. '-1V , , ti f w f 'I' f E555 '-::r-t: t' . , zyz of 1 . :.i: 4 r zzi. . '1'p QV, 'N ,W ,N M. i,,, M 5 .W is Q41 A, '-1p 3? Mrs. Ward, our piano teacher, has an excellent background in music and has always rendered superior teaching service to her students At her seasonal recitals her students have always placed high in ratings and given an excellent showing. VVe respectfully salute the music department of San Antonio Academy. PAGE 17 if Xe Pk PF 94 94 Uur Kitchen Staff Our kitchen staff needs no introduction. Every boy here is familiar with their fine meals which are welcome breaks in our day. The cooks, the best in the South, are Dorothy and Ora Lee. Backing them up in the centerfield known as the dining room are llula, Fairy C., Myrtle, and Mable. Dorothy is the head cook and Ora Lee, probably best known to the boarders, is the night or evening meal cook. Besides gladly bringing seconds, they are the first to say no harm done when something falls or is spilled on the table. We, the senior class, have greatly appreciated them and hopefully look to the schools we will attend to sec if their meals can at least come close to those we have had here. Our Maintenance Man Clell is a man of many talents and many names but out of all of these there arises the really capable person that he is. It would be hard for us to do anything if it were not for Clell and his seemingly endless supply of patience and good humor. He only gripes when he reaches the end of his rope and he has the longest rope on the campus. We appreciate his help more than he can know! I XGII ll! ss E s Q X-X-be -X94-K The Members of the Faculty V' The faculty which is capably headed by Mr. Giambruno, the Headmaster, has as its prime function the instruction and discipline of the students but second to this would be the discussion as a group the ways and means of improving efforts of individual students. Toward this end the faculty meets as a group every two weeks for the considera- tion of the rise and fall of grades, classroom techniques, and what might generally be termed Hproblemsw. Meetings are held for consideration of promotion lists and the possible effects of these promotions toward improvement of certain areas of student life. Though the faculty is essentially a group working together each individual teacher accepts it as his responsibility to offer suggestions to the boys within the framework of his own course and hence is essentially his guide and counsellor. Many students may not think it is true because student and teacher are not always on the best of terms, but the faculty deserves a hearty thank-you for jobs well done. PAGE 19 X-PGP? XX-PF Library Mr. Roc and some of his many boys. PAGE zo X-XPP P95979 Cl -AQ Vs Q D1 V If Qu F JN XXX XXX CLASS OF I962 Eighth Grade History The Eighth Grade had few but very interesting trips during the school year. One of these trips was the history trip to Austin in which we learned about our state government and our state court system. This trip was wonderfully exciting for two reasons: lj VVe got to go to AUSTIN with our classmates, and 2D we were let out of school for a day. It was just like a well deserved vacation. Of course we were not without a chaperone. He was our government teacher, Prof. Corey. VVC also had a science trip to the San Antonio Gollcge planetarium with our science teacher, Col. Fletcher. The trip was made so that the members of the Eighth Grade could learn more about the heavens and stars. We walked through San Pedro Park to the planetarium at S.A.C. The Eighth Grade also had many interesting and exciting ex- periences, such as promotions, last study hall in Coach Priest's classroom, and the Military Ball. But this is only part of the Eighth Grade history. If you want more details, you had better ask one of your Eighth Grade friends. PAGE 22 ae wr se se ae ae CLASS OF i962 Prrfsirlrwl of Ihr' Class of 362 Entered S.A.A, in 1957 from St. Mark's Episcopal School Scholastic Star Second Place Scholarship Medal, Scholarship Star, Vice President of the A Section Second Place Scholarship Medal, Scholastic Star, President Second Place Scholarship Medal, Scholastic Star, President President Srlzulzislir: 57-58 58-59 59-60 60-61 61-62 Jlililriry: 57-58 Most Team Class, 58-59 Nlost Team 59-60 Most Team Guard, Merit Ribbon, No Demerit Ribbon, Best Drilled Cadet Corporal Merit Ribbon, No Demerit Ribbon, Staff Sergeant Merit Ribbon, No Demerit Ribbon, Battle of Flowers Technical Sergeant Ribbon, Junior Medal, Private Ribbon, Junior Ribbon, Senior Parade Ribbon, CHARLES JEROME KERR jaws, fwrry Drill First Drill Drill Color PAG E 60-61 Most Merit Ribbon, Senior Drill Team Ribbon, Battle of Flowers Parade Ribbon, Intramural Company Com- petition Ribbon, Vice Commander of Color Guard, First Sergeant 61-62 Veteran's Day Parade Ribbon, Senior Drill Team Ribbon, Battle of Flowers Parade Ribbon, Promotion Board, Battalion Adjutant, Captain, Major .fitlzlrftiriii 58-59 Basketball, Track 59-60 Football, Basketball, Track, 2nd and 3rd Place Track Ribbons 60-61 Basketball, Track 61-62 Basketball, Track C1r'iir'rr1l : 59-60 Reporter for Cadet Cadence 60-61 Assistant Editor for Cadet Cadence, Spanish Club, Assistant Editor for Blue Bonnet 61-62 Co-Editor for Annual, President of BA Literature Club, Spanish Club, Government Club, Debating Club, Meet The Press 565656 P65656 CLASS OF I962 Vicc Prcxideizt of llie Class of '62 A Scclion ALAN NIARIQ ALPERT Boots, Poo Entered S.A.A. in 1960 from McKinley Elementary School Scholastic: Militrzrji: A Company, First Lieutenant, Captain Athletics.- 61-62 Track General: 60-61 Spanish Club, Blue Bonnet Staff 60-61 Vice President of the B Section, Third Place Scholarship Medal, Scholastic Star 61-62 Vice President of the A Section, First Semester Summa Cum Laude 60-61 Most Merit Ribbon, Senior Drill Team Ribbon, Battle of Flowers Parade Ribbon, Best Platoon Ribbon, Squad Leader, Corporal, Technical Sergeant 61-62 Veteran's Day Parade Ribbon, Senior Drill Team Ribbon, Executive Officer of 61-62 First Semester Championship Debate, Secretary BA Literature Club Vice President? of the Clam of '62 B Section STEPHEN RANDALL SINCLAIR Entered S.A.A. in 1957 from Slew, Slinky Alamo Heights Cambridge School Scholastic: 57-58 Scholastic Star 58-59 Scholastic Star 59-60 Scholastic Star Military: 57-58 Most Merit Ribbon, Junior Drill Team Ribbon, Private First Class, Corporal 58-59 Most Merit Ribbon, No Demerit Ribbon, Junior Drill Team Ribbon, Staff Sergeant 59-60 Most Merit Ribbon, Senior Drill Team Ribbon, Battle of Flowers Parade Ribbon, Squad Leader, Technical Sergeant 60-61 No Demerit Ribbon, Senior Drill Team Ribbon, Intramural Company Competition Ribbon, Battle of Flowers Parade Ribbon, Guidon Bearer of B Company, Master Sergeant 61-62 Company Commander of B Company, Captain General: 61-62 Reporter on Cadet Cadence, Secretary of 8B Athletic Booster Club, Latin Club, Meet the Press PAGE 24- se we se we X we CLASS CF l962 Entered S.A.A, in 1960 from Secretary of the Class of C62 CARLYLE BENNETT, JR. Lizard ifiifw - 1 ' . W I. .,..: I ' N , -- :.,. . ..:: K LC Bam gtg, I, :EE , ,:,. K R' - QA -mx x 2 95 3 Cathedral School in Havana, Cuba gfff f S ch olastic: 61-62 Secretary Tr- ,S 3 5 1 Military .- Ni 1 ,rf f 60-61 Battle of Flowers Parade Ribbon, Senior Drill Team Ribbon, Staff, Corporal, First In , Sergeant 2. . ,, W ,,,,. I? . v 61-62 Battle of Flowers Parade Ribbon, Senior Drill Team Ribbon, Executive Officer of C Company, First Lieutenant, Captain A thletics : 60-61 Track 61-62 Manager of Football, Basketball, and Track, Letterman ANTONIO J. ALGARBE Tony, Lindy Pen, Lulu 9 it ,isa ,z Entered S.A.A. in 1956 from San Ignacio School in Caracas, Venezuela Scholastic: 57-58 Scholastic Star, Vice President of A Section 58-59 Scholastic Star 59-60 Scholastic Star, Third Place Scholarship 60-61 Scholastic Star, Secretary 61-62 Scholastic Star Military: 56-57 Best Company Ribbon 57-58 Best Company Ribbon, High Point Company Ribbon, Best Platoon Ribbon, Most Merit Ribbon, No Demerit Ribbon, Junior Drill Team Ribbon, Private First Class, Corporal 58-59 Best Company Ribbon, High Point Company Ribbon, Best Platoon Ribbon, Best Boarder Medal, Best Room Medal, Junior Drill Team Ribbon, Squad Leader, Staff Sergeant 59-60 Most Merit Ribbon, Senior Drill Team Ribbon, Battle of Flowers Parade Ribbon, Guide of A Company, Technical Sergeant 60-61 Intramural Company Competition Ribbon, Senior Drill Team Ribbon, Battle of Flowers Parade Ribbon, Color Guard Commander, Vice Commander Junior Drill Team, Drill Team Medal, First Sergeant 61-62 Battle of Flowers Parade Ribbon, Veteran's Day Parade Ribbon, Most Merit Ribbon, No Demerit Ribbon, Promotion Board, Staff Officer, Battalion Commander, Major, Lieutenant Colonel Athletics: 57-58 Track 58-59 Football, Basketball, and Track 59-60 Football, Basketball, and Track 60-61 Football, Basketball, and Track 61-62 Football, Basketball, and Track, Letterman General: 60-61 Spanish Club 61-62 Reporter for Cadet Cadence, Vice President of 8A Literature Club, Latin Club, Debating Society PAGE 25 PF Pl- P6 P6 AL PF CLASS OF i962 ROBERT EMMETT BATES Batx, Setab Entered S.A.A. in 1957 from W. W. White Elementary Milita1'j'.' 57-58 High Point Company Ribbon, Best Company Ribbon 58-59 High Point Company Ribbon, Best Company Ribbon 59-60 Third Place Bandsman Medal 61-62 Master Sergeant Athletics: 60-61 Football, Track 61-62 Football, Letterman General: 61-62 Athletic Booster Club of 88, Class of 1962 Entered S.A.A. in 1957 Selzolaslie: 57-58 Scholastic Star 58-59 Scholastic Star 59-60 Scholastic Star 60-61 Scholastic Star 61-62 Scholastic Star Military: 57-58 Private First CI 58-59 Corporal 59-60 60-61 61-62 BSS Staff Sergeant, Technical Sergeant Band, Senior Drill Team Ribbon, Master Sergeant Band, Senior Drill Team Ribbon, Second Lieutenant, First Lieutenant Athletics: 59-60 Track General: 61-62 Cadet Cadence Staff, Meet the Press, Winner of Debate on Federal Aid to Education PAGE 26 NIICHAEL ARTHUR BEAM Zllzlce, Boom Boom Entered S.A,A. in 1957 from P6 we we ae we we i CLASS OF i962 Merit Ribbon, No Demerit Ribbon, Junior Drill Team Ribbon, Private First Merit Ribbon, Junior Drill Team Ribbon, Corporal Merit Ribbon, Squad Leader, Staff Sergeant, Techni IV j0HN M. BENNETT Fruit Peddlvr' cal Sergeant No Demerit Ribbon, Intramural Competition Company Ribbon, Senior Drill Team Senior Drill Team Ribbon, Battle of Flowers Parade Ribbon, Executive Officer of B Travis Elementary School Scholrlstic: 57-58 Scholastic Star 58-59 Scholastic Star 59-60 Scholastic Star 60-61 Scholastic Star Militargi: 57-58 Most Class 58-59 Most 59-60 Most 60-61 Ribbon, Guide, Master Sergeant 61-62 Company, First Lieutenant General: 61-62 Meet the Press, Blue Bonnet CHARLES ROBERT BURNS Charlie B., Hoi' Stuff Entered S.A.A. in 1956 from Keystone Elementary School Military' 56-57 Private First Class 57-58 Best Company, High Point Company 58-59 Junior Drill Team Ribbon, Best Platoon Ribbon, Corporal 59-60 Best Company Ribbon, Senior Drill Team Ribbon, Battle of Flowers Parade Ribbon, Staff Sergeant 60-61 Best Platoon Ribbon, Senior Drill Team Ribbon, Battle of Flowers Parade Ribbon 61-62 Senior Drill Team Ribbon, First Sergeant Athletics: 58-59 Football, Basketball 59-60 Football 60-61 Football, Track, Football Medal 61-62 Football, Letterman General: 56-57 Acl Salesman 57-58 Ad Salesman 58-59 Ad Salesman 59-60 Ad Salesman 60-61 Ad Salesman 61-62 SB Athletic Booster Club PAGE 27 XXX XXX CLASS GF l962 CARLOS AUGUSTO CRUZ Lupe, Prince Entered S.A.A. 1956 to 1959 from Institututo Escuela, Caracas, Venezuela Reentered 1961 from St. Ann's School Military: 57-58 Best Company, High Point Company, Best Platoon, Best Hall Ribbon 61-62 First Sergeant, 1st Lieutenant, Vice Commander Junior Drill Team Athletics: 58-59 Midget Football 61-62 Football, Basketball, Track General: 61-62 Athletic Booster Club WILLIAM CGNLY DONNELL Tex, Billito Entered S.A,A. in 1960 from Marathon Junior High School Military: 60-61 Corporal, High Point Company, Best Company 61-62 2nd Lieutenant, 1st Lieutenant Athletics: 60-61 Football, Basketball, and Track 61-62 Football, Basketball, and Track, Letterman General: 61-62 Athletic Booster Club PAGE 28 we ae we we we we CLASS OF l962 ALAN EZRA DRAKE Duck Entered S.A.A. in 1960 from Lagunillas Staff School, Maracaibo, Venezuela Ilflilitary: 60-61 Corporal, Master Sergeant on Staff, Best Room Medal 61-62 2nd Lieutenant, 1st Lieutenant, Platoon Leader, Veterans Day Parade Ribbon Athletics: 60-61 Track Team, Manager of Football and Basketball, Letterman General: 61-62 Athletic Booster Club l JUAN MIGUEL PONCE EDMONDSON San, of lid Entered S,A.A. in 1960 from Mexico City School Mili!ar3'.' 60-61 Corporal, Best Company Ribbon, High Point Company Ribbon 61-62 First Sergeant, Veteran's Day Parade Ribbon General: 61-62 Literature Club, Latin Club PAGE 29 se se X ae we ae CLASS OF I962 EDWARD RICHARD FRNKA II Citing, Fririkar Entered S,A.A, in 1957 from Alamo Heights Cambridge School Military: 57-58 No Demerit Ribbon, Junior Drill Team Ribbon Entered S,A.A. in 1956 from The Elliot School Svlzolrixtic: 57-58 Scholastic Star 58-59 Scholastic Star Ilffilitrzry: 56-57 First Class Bandsman, Drum Medal, No Demerit Ribbon, Star Spangled Banner Ribbon, Private First Class 57-58 Junior Drill Team Ribbon, Drummer Medal, Squad Leader, Corporal 58-59 Junior Drill Team Ribbon, Drummer Medal, Squad Leader Junior Drill Team, Squad Leader, Staff Sergeant 59-60 Senior Drill Team Ribbon, Battle of Flowers Ribbon, Best Drummer Medal, High Point Company Ribbon, Best Company Ribbon 60-61 Senior Drill Team Ribbon, Battle of Flowers Parade Ribbon, Commander Drum Section Band, Guidon Headquarters Company, Technical Sergeant, Master Sergeant 61-62 Senior Drill Team Ribbon, Squad Leader Senior Drill Team, Drum Medal, Commander Band, Captain Athletics: 58-59 Football, Track 59-60 Football, Basketball, Letterman 60-61 Football, Track, Letterman 61-62 Football, Track, Letterman General: 58-59 Debate Team 59-60 Debate Team 61-62 President 8B Athletic Booster Club, Promotion Board RICHARD HEARN Hace, Germ 58-59 gunior Drill Team Ribbon, Best Company Ribbon, High Point Company Ribbon, orporal 59-60 Senior Drill Team Ribbon, Battle of Flowers Parade Ribbon, Corporal 60-61 Senior Drill Team Ribbon, Battle of Flowers Parade Ribbon, Best Platoon Ribbon, Staff Sergeant 61-62 Veteran's Day Parade Ribbon, Senior Drill Team Ribbon, Battle of Flowers Parade Ribbon, First Sergeant, Second Lieutenant Attached to C Company Athletics: 59-60 Basketball, Football 61-62 Football, Letterman General: 61-62 Best Debater, Trial Sltit PAGE 341 P676 P6 94 94 CLASS OF I962 Entered S.A.A. in 1960 from Agnes Cotton Elementary School Sclzolrrstic: 60-61 Scholastic Star Military: 60-61 Most Merit Ribbon, No Demerit Ribbon, Senior Drill Team Parade Ribbon, Intramural Competition Company Ribbon, Corporal, Technical Sergeant 61-62 Senior Drill Team Ribbon, Squad Leader Senior Drill Team, Veteran's Day Parade Ribbon, Battle of Flowers Parade Ribbon, Staff Officer, Second Lieutenant, First Lieutenant General: 61-62 Cadet Cadence Reporter, 8A Literature Club MICHAEL JOSEPH QONES Mikr' Ribbon, Battle of Flowers Entered S.A.A. in 1956 from The Elliot School JOHN REEVE KL1-:IMAN S h , . , c 0 astzc. Klll 56-57 Third Place Scholarship, Scholastic Star 57-58 Third Place Scholarship, Scholastic Star 58-59 Scholastic Star 59-60 Scholastic Star 60-61 Scholastic Star Military.' 56-57 Private First Class 57-58 Junior Drill Team Ribbon, Jody Count Leader and Guidon for Junior Drill Team, Most Merit Ribbon, No Demerit Ribbon, Corporal 58-59 Guidon Junior Drill Team, Junior Drill Team Ribbon, Most Merit Ribbon, No Demerit Ribbon, Staff Sergeant 59-60 Most Merit Ribbon, Best Company Ribbon, High Point Company Ribbon, Technical Sergeant 60-61 Intramural Ribbon, Technical Sergeant 61-62 Company Commander of C Company, Captain Athletics: 57-58 Track 58-59 Basketball, Track 59-60 Track, Second Place Ribbons in Fifty and Seventy-five Yard Dashes 60-61 Track 61-62 Track General: 61-62 Editor-in-Chief of Cadet Cadence, Literature Club PAGE 31 94-K -X94 94 P6 CLASS OF l962 QTTO ANDRIWV KOIZHLIZR Olin, Z., Night Krazvlrfr Entered S.A,A. in 1957 from Lamar Elementary School Scholastic: 57-58 Scholastic Star 58-59 Scholastic Star 59-60 Scholastic Star 60-61 Scholastic Star Miirrwi- 57-58 Most Merit Ribbon, Best Hall Ribbon, Junior Drill Team Ribbon, Private First Class 58-59 Most Merit Ribbon, Star Spangled Banner Ribbon, Junior Drill Team Ribbon, Harmony Medal, Band Ribbon, Boarder Bugler, Corporal, Staff Sergeant 59-60 Most Merit Ribbon, Senior Drill Team Ribbon, Battle of Flowers Parade Ribbon, Best Platoon Ribbon, Squad Leader, Staff Sergeant, Technical Sergeant 60-61 Best Platoon Ribbon, Senior Drill Team Ribbon, Battle of Flowers Parade Ribbon, No Demerit Ribbon, Best Drilled and Best Dressed Cadet Medal for Seventh Grade, Guide, Technical Sergeant, Master Sergeant 61-62 Veteran's Day Parade Ribbon, Senior Drill Team Ribbon, Captain of C Company Intramural Team, Second Lieutenant, First Lieutenant Athletics: 57-58 Track 58-59 Football, Basketball, Track 59-60 Track 60-61 Football, Track 61-62 Football, Track, Letterman General: 57-58 Piano Student, Most Memorized Pieces Medal, Literary Society 58-59 Literary Society, Piano Most Practice Medal, Piano Most Memorized Pieces Medal, Best Piano Composition Medal 59-60 Literary Society, S100 Ad Club 60-61 S100 Ad Club, Most Advertisements Sold Trophy, First Place Salesmanship Medal 61-62 Literary Society, 8A Literature Club Entered S.A.A. in 1958 from Mason Elementary School, Mason, Texas Military: 58-59 Private First Class, Medal for Cymbal Playing, Star Spangled Banner Ribbon, Band Ribbon, Best Hall Ribbon 59-60 Staff Sergeant, Technical Sergeant, Best Company Ribbon, High Point Company Ribbon, Best Room Medal, Best Soldier in Band, Star Spangled Banner Ribbon, Battle of Flowers Parade Ribbon, Senior Drill Team Ribbon 60-61 First Sergeant, Best Company, High Point Company, Senior Drill Team Ribbon, Battle of Flowers Parade Ribbon, Guidon Bearer Senior Drill Team, Best Hall Ribbon 61-62 2nd Lieutenant, 1st Lieutenant, Senior Drill Team Ribbon, Battle of Flowers Parade Ribbon Athletics: 59-60 Football Medal 60-61 Football Medal 61-62 Manager of Football, Basketball, and Track Teams General: 61-62 Vice President and Sergeant-at-Arms for Athletic Booster Club ELGIN HANEY KGTHMANN KO PAGE 32 FFX- as 94 if se ae we CLASS OF I962 Entered S.A.A. in 1958 from Howard Elementary School JANIES MAALCGLM Llt1VY Back There, jim Scliolzzstia' 58-59 Scholastic Star 59-60 Scholastic Star 60-61 Scholastic Star Military: ' 58-59 Private First Class, Best Company Ribbon, High Point Company Ribbon, Most Merit Ribbon, Junior Drill Team Ribbon 59-60 Battle of Flowers Parade Ribbon, Senior Drill Team Ribbon, Squad Leader, Staff Sergeant, Technical Sergeant 60-61 Senior Drill Team Ribbon, Battle of Flowers Parade Ribbon, Best Company Ribbon, High Point Company Ribbon, No Demerit Ribbon, Guide, Master Sergeant 61-62 Veteran's Day Parade Ribbon, Senior Drill Team Ribbon, Battle of Flowers Parade Ribbon, Junior Drill Team Commander, Platoon Leader, Second Lieutenant, Captain Alhleticsr 59-60 Football General: 61-62 Debating Club, Associate Editor Blue Bonnet, Literature Club, Latin Club, Winner of School Spelling Bee, Meet the Press, Government Club MARION WALLACE MCCURDY, JR. Si, Uncle Si, Cyrus Entered S.A.A. in 1956 from The Elliot School Scholastic: 56-57 Scholastic Star 57-58 Scholastic Star 58-59 Scholastic Star 59-60 Scholastic Star 60-61 Scholastic Star Military: 56-57 Private First Class 57-58 Corporal, Junior Drill Team Ribbon, Most Merit Ribbon, No Demerit Ribbon 58-59 High Point Company Ribbon, Best Company Ribbon, Most Merit Ribbon, Junior Drill Team Ribbon, Best Dressed and Best Drilled Cadet Medal, Staff Sergeant 59-60 Most Merit Ribbon, No Demerit Ribbon, Intramural Competition Company Ribbon, Senior Drill Team Ribbon, Technical Sergeant 60-61 Most Merit Ribbon, No Demerit Ribbon, Best Platoon Ribbon, Battle of Flowers Parade Ribbon, Senior Drill Team Ribbon, First Sergeant 61-62 Most Merit Ribbon, No Demerit Ribbon, Senior Drill Team Ribbon, Veteran's Day Parade Ribbon, Battle of Flowers Parade Ribbon, Commander of A Company, Captain, Major General: 61-62 Reporter on Cadet Cadence, Literature Club Sergeant-at-Arms, Latin Club, Meet the Press Panel PAGE 33 as 9494 XXX CLASS OF I962 JOHN LARKIN MATTHEVVS IJIITICX, 'l'r'zt'.t Entered S.A.A. in 1957 Scholastic: 57-58 Scholastic Star 58-59 Scholastic Star 59-60 Scholastic Star 60-61 Scholastic Star Military: 57-58 Private First Class, Nlost Nlerit Ribbon, Best Platoon Ribbon, Junior Drill Team, 58-59 Corporal, lVlost Merit Ribbon, Junior Drill Team Ribbon, Junior Drill Team 59-60 Staff Sergeant, lVlost Merit Ribbon, Senior Drill Team, Senior Drill Team Ribbon, Battle of Flowers Parade Ribbon, High Point Company Ribbon, Honor Company, Band Ribbon 60-61 Tech Sergeant, Guide, Senior Drill Team, Senior Drill Team Ribbon, Battle of Flowers Parade Ribbon, High Point Company Ribbon, Honor Company Ribbon 61-62 2nd Lieutenant, lst Lieutenant, Vice Commander Senior Drill Team, Platoon Leader, Battle of Flowers Parade Ribbon Alhleticx: 58-59 Football 59-60 Football 60-61 Football, Basketball 61-62 Football, Letterman, Track General: 61-62 Cadet Cadence Reporter, Literature Club, Debating Club, Latin Club Entered S,A.A. in 1960 from Travis Elementary School Sc1zolr1.i!1'r: 60-61 Scholastic Star 61-62 First Semester Curn Laude Military: 60-61 Corporal, Technical Sergeant, Intramural Company Ribbon, Senior Drill Team Ribbon, Senior Drill Team, Battle of Flowers Parade Ribbon, Nlost Nlerit Ribbon, Squad Leader 61-62 Captain, Assistant Battalion Adjutant, Senior Drill Team, Senior Drill Team Ribbon, Veteran's Day Parade Ribbon, Battle of Flowers Parade Ribbon, Nlost Nlerit Ribbon, No Dernerit Ribbon Athletics: 60-61 Basketball, Track 61-62 Football, Letterman, Basketball, Track CfF7lPI'fl1.' 61-62 First Semester Debating Team, Aszociate Editor Editorial Staff of Annual, Treasurer Literature Club, Debating Club, Latin Club RONALD CARL METZNER Ronnie, RHI Bird Junior Drill Team Ribbon PAGE 34 -k -k 94 we ff we CLASS OF i962 Entered S.A,A. in 1960 from Roberts Elementary School, Houston, Texas Scholastic: 60-61 Scholastic Star 61-62 First Semester Cum Laude Military: DONALD MARTIN NETHERY Big Su 60-61 Most Merit Ribbon, Senior Drill Team Ribbon, Battle of Flowers Parade Ribbon, Squad Leader, Corporal, Staff Sergeant 61-62 Battle of Flowers Parade Ribbon, Veteran's Day Parade Ribbon, Senior Drill Team Ribbon, Platoon Leader, Second Lieutenant, First Lieutenant Athletics: 60-61 Football, Letterman, Basketball, Track 61-62 Football, Letterman General: 60-61 Piano Medal 61-62 Debating Club, Co-Editor Cadet Cadence, Spanish Club, Literature Club RALPH B. PIZARS Shorty, Buick Entered S.A.A. in 1959 from Moccasin Elementary School, Buchanan, Michigan Scliolrmtie: 59-60 Scholastic Star 60-61 Scholastic Star 61-62 First Semester Cum Laude Military: 59-60 Private First Class, Corporal, Staff Sergeant, Squad Leader, Best Hall Ribbon Most Merit Ribbon 60-61 Technical Sergeant, Master Sergeant, Best Bugler Medal, Best Room Medal, Most Merit Ribbon, Best Company Ribbon, High Point Company Ribbon 61-62 Second Lieutenant, First Lieutenant, Platoon Leader, Senior Drill Team Ribbon, Battle of Flowers Parade Ribbon, Veterans Day Parade Ribbon Athletics: 59-60 Basketball 61-62 Football, Basketball, Track Manager, Letterman General: 61-62 Cadet Cadence Reporter, Meet the Press Panel Member PAGE 35 94 94 94 P6 P6 P6 CLASS OF I962 HARRY CRIGHTON PINSON Nosnip, Hair Entered S.A.A. in 1960 from Travis Elementary School Scholastic: 60-61 Scholastic Star 61-62 First Semester Cum Laude Military: 60-61 High Point Company Ribbon, Best Company Ribbon, Senior Drill Team Ribbon, Battle of Flowers Parade Ribbon, Corporal 61-62 Senior Drill Team Ribbon, Veteran's Day Parade Ribbon, Platoon Leader, Second Lieutenant , Athletics: 60-61 Track 61-62 Football, Basketball, and Track, Letterman General: Co-Editor Blue Bonnet, Latin Club, Literature Club OSCAR LOUIS REYES Osh, Ra-Ra Entered S.A.A. in 1959 from Holy Rosary School Military: 59-60 Intramural Competition Company Ribbon 60-61 Staff Sergeant, Best Company Ribbon, High Point Company Ribbon, Senior Drill Team Ribbon, Battle of Flowers Parade Ribbon 61-62 Senior Drill Team Ribbon, Veteran's Day Parade Ribbon, Battle of Flowers Parade Ribbon, Commander Senior Drill Team, Second Lieutenant, First Lieutenant Athletics: 59-60 Football 60-61 Football, Track 61-62 Football, Track, Letterman General: 61-62 8B Athletic Booster Club, Meet the Press PAGE 36 9494 94 Entered S.A.A. in 1960 from Mount Sacred Heart Military' 60-61 Band Ribbon, Star Spangled Banner Ribbon, First Class Bandsman, First Place Band Medal, Squad Leader, Corporal, Staff Sergeant 61-62 Summer Band Medal, Battle of Flowers Parade Ribbon, Senior Drill Team Ribbon, Platoon Leader, Second Lieutenant A tlzleties: 60-61 Track 61-62 Football, Letterman General: 61-62 BB Athletic Booster Club 94 P6 CLASS OF l962 PAUL CHRISTOPHER SHEDAL Bohemiaiz, Z KENNETH WILSON THOMAS Ken, 7vl7.I'7i77lO.V Entered S.A.A. in 1960 from McKinley Elementary School Scholastic: 60-61 Scholastic Star 61-62 First Semester Cum Laude Military: 60-61 Most Merit Ribbon, Senior Corporal, Staff Sergeant 61-62 Senior Drill Team Ribbon, Veteran's Day Parade Ribbon, Promotion Board, First Lieutenant Drill Team Ribbon, Battle of Flowers Parade Ribbon, Alhleliex: 60-61 Football, Track 61-62 Football, Track, Letterman General: 61-62 Latin Club, 8A Literature Club, Meet the Press PAGE 37 PGP? 94 at 94 be se we CLASS OF l962 TOM BLOSS TURBIVILLE Turby, Haw Entered S.A.A. in 1956 from Lockhill School Entered S.A.A. in 1956 from Mark Twain Elementary, Houston Sclzolmficf 56-57 Scholastic Star 57-58 Scholastic Star 58-59 Scholastic Star Military: 56-57 Best Company Ribbon, No Denierit Ribbon, Junior Drill Team Ribbon, Private First Class 57-58 No Demerit Ribbon, Drummers' Medal, Star Spangled Banner Ribbon, Junior Drill Team Ribbon, Corporal 58-59 No Demerit Ribbon, Drummers' Medal, Junior Drill Team Ribbon, Staff Sergeant 59-60 First Class Bandsman, Best Company Ribbon, Drummers' Medal, Senior Drill Team Ribbon, Technical Sergeant 60-61 Senior Drill Team Ribbon, Battle of Flowers Parade Ribbon, Best Drummer Medal, First Sergeant of Band 61-62 Senior Drill Team Ribbon, Battle of Flowers Parade Ribbon, Drum Nlajor, Executive Officer of Band, Captain Athletics: 58-59 Football, Track 59-60 Basketball 60-61 Basketball, Track 61-62 Football, Letterman General: 59-60 S100 Advertising Club 61-62 Annual Staff KIRBY VANCLIEVE TURNER Soulzrl Efffwls, Slick Shift Military: 57-58 Private First Class 58-50 Corporal 59-60 High Point Company Ribbon, Best Company Ribbon, Staff Sergeant 60-61 Best Company Ribbon, Best Platoon Ribbon, No Demerit Ribbon, Most Merit Ribbon, Summer Band Medal, Technical Sergeant 61-62 Senior Drill Team Ribbon, Battle of Flowers Parade Ribbon, Second Lieutenant Athletics: 61-62 Football, Letterman General: 59-60 Cadet Cadence Reporter PAGE 38 94 94 Pt- X CLASS OF I963 Top Row Middle Row Bottom Row President, Perez Athvrton, S. Brunner Vice-President HAD, Miller, M. Bondurant, T. Cartall Vice-President BD, Fvrnandcz Brauns Clcmcnt Secretary, Wi1kiHSOI1 Brundagc Davis PAGE 39 9494 P97979 CLASS OF l963 T011 R0w Middle Row Dean, WV. G16-ichmarm Dcnson Hensley Dix Hcrnandcz Gilcrvasc. M. Kemper, P. PAGE 40 Bottom Row Klciman, R. Lvvy. C. Loper Markham, E. -P49494 XXX- CLASS OF i963 Top Row Middle Row Bottom Row Markham, M. Szumdvrs Sutherland, S. Moore Schwvibish, N. Tannen, T. Peavey Smith van Hillo Roscnstrin Stcvn, J. Wright PAGE 41 -549494 94 CLASS OF E964 Mmm. 3995 Top Row Middle Row Prexident, Gunn Atherton, G. 'ViL'6-PI'6'.YiIl'87ll AH, Dahlstrom Carroll Vice-President BU, McNamara Cours Secretary, Christophcr Cruz, R. Cummins, B. PAGE 42 Boftom Row Dc-an, R. Dorn Flato Klein Lawson '61 WB? A4 X X 94 94 CLASS OF I964 Sum SEM VWN 7910 Top Row Middle Row Bottom Row Lowery, M, Stillman Trowcr Miller Street X'C1'SChO:s'1C Miller Suthcrland, F. Wagnvr Schilo Terry We-tzcl Stcvcs, M. Tomka Whitc PAGE 43 9494 '74 9494 CLASS OF I965 Top Row President, Burns. P. Vice-President An, Bassc Vice-President B , Tannen, D. Secretary, Kuper Middle Row Bottom Row Alc-xandcr Bittr-r Barrett Brown BCCIQPI' Eidvlbzxch Boinhorn Fischcr, A. PAGE 44- 9494 94-P494 'K-K-K CLASS OF I965 Top Row Middle Row Bottom Row Gilcrease, WV. Locke, D. Rasbach Harbison Mount Richardson Hopkins Munoz Roth Hudson Neal Slaughter Knust Olguin Slimp Kott PAGE 45 T1 X Af X 94 CLASS OF I966 Top Row President, Osborn Vice-President AU, MCNCCI Vice-Presiflerzt IV, Brinsmadc Secretary, Stccn, R. Middle Row Bottom Row Eakc-1' Gregory Fischer, C. Kvmpcr, S Fisher, M Lovkc, J. Goad Lowc-ry, S. PAGE 46 X 1 X 94 94 X CLASS GF l966 Top Row Alidllle Row Bottom Row Miller, R. Roberts Steves, E. Nivhols Rulmiola Wvhruug Pipkin Srhwc-ibish. D. Yancy PAGE 47 -41 rpv, 94 94 94 94 94 94 CLASS OF I967 T011 130111 Bottom Row P7'l!.Yill!Z7ZfV, Cummins, M. Hasslochcr, -I, Vice President, Stappenbeck Navarro Secrezfmy, Hasslocher, R. Patton PAGE 48 949494 949494 x IA. L r A ,. K Y o :V lc QI ON 9494 X X 94 94 BATTALION STAFF Battalion Conirnaniler . ..... LT. COLONEL ALGARBE Battalion Adjutant I . I ,.,...., MAIIOR KERR Battalion Asst. Adjutant . I I , . . . . . ,... CAPTAIN MATTHEWS Battalion Plans 63? Training Officer I I . ,,,,. FIRST LIEUTENANT THOINIAS Battalion Supply Officer .i.. .i,. F IRST LIEUTENANT REYES Attached to the Staff .,.t .,.. ..., . ,.,i.s.... F I RST LIEUTENANT JONES FIRST SERGEANT GLEICHMANN FIRST SERGEANT BONDURANT PXGI' O 946494 9494-P494 COLOR GUARD K Left to right: Master Sergeant Steve Athertong First Sergeant John Edmondsong First Sergeant Mike Beamg Master Sergeant Buddy Miller. PAFE 1 'f -Y Y Y ffwffe ff 94 -949494 94-X94 AND: Company Commander , . Drum Major . . Guidon Bearer ..... First Platoon Leader . . Second Platoon Leader . . Officer Attached .... Headquarters Compan I .CAPTAIN ED. R. FRNKA . . . , . . CAPTAIN TURBIVILLE . . . MASTER SERGEANT DAVIS SECOND LIEUTENANT TURNER . . SECOND LIEUTENANT SHEDAL . . .FIRST LIEUTENANT BATES 33335 Firxt Squad Staff Sergeant Second Squad Staff Sergeant Miller Christopher Staff Sergeant Staff Sergeant Street Slaughter Technical Sergeant Corporal Saunders R, Cruz Corporal Corporal Hernandez Cours Private Patton Staff Sergeant McNamara Staff Sergeant M. Steves Private First Class Goad Third Squad Staff Sergeant Brundage Staff Sergeant Brunner First Sergeant C. Levy Corporal Brown Private S. Lowery Private First Class Rubiola Private First Class Brinsmade PAGE 52 Fourth Squad Staff Sergeant Rasbaeh Private Tonika Staff Sergeant Sehilo Private First Class Yaney Private R. Miller Private First Class S. Kemper Fifth Squad Staff Sergeant S. Sutherland Private First Class ll, Hassloeher Private Stappenbc-ek Private Trower Private First Class E. Steves Private First Class B. Hasslocher as r r ar r r at A COMPANY Company Commander . . . MAJOR MCCURDY Executive ..,. . . ..... . . CAPTAIN ALPERT Gurdon Bearer . . . . . . .MASTER SERGEANT PEREZ First Platoon Leader . . . . . FIRST LIEUTENANT METZNER Second Platoon Leader . . . SECOND LIEUTENANT PINSON Officer Attached ,..., . . .FIRST LIEUTENANT KOTHMANN First Sergeant . . . . . .FIRST SERGEANT WILKINSON First Squad Staff Sergeant Loper First Sergeant C. Burns Corporal Flato Corporal Cartall Private First Class MeNeel Private D. Tannen Staff Sergeant M. Lowery Second Squad Master Sergeant M. Markham Staff Sergeant Stillman Corporal Carroll Staff Sergeant Barrett Private First Class M. Fisher Private M. Cummins Staff Sergeant VVright Third Squad Staff Sergeant Van Hillo Private Bitter Staff Sergeant Kott Staff Sergeant P. Burns Staff Sergeant Slirnp Staff Sergeant M. Gilerease Private First Class Wehrung Private First Class D. Sehweibish Fourth Squad Staff Sergeant T, Tannen Staff Sergeant Roth Corporal Clement Staff Sergeant Hudson Staff Sergeant Basse Staff Sergeant A. Fischer Private J. Pipkin 9464 if R R 94 Jr B COMPANY Company Commander , . ...m,.4..,... CAPTAIN SINCLAIR Exocutioo . , . ,..... . . .FIRST LIEUTENANT BENNETT Gurdon Boaror , . . , , NIASTER SERGEANT E. MARKHAA1 First Platoon Loador , .,,. FIRST LIEUTENANT NETIflERX' Soroncl Platoon Loader . . . . . I I ,,,..... CAPTAIN LIQVY Offioors Attachod ..... . FIRST LIEUTENANT DONNELL SECOND LIEUTENANT C. CRUZ First Sergeant , , , . . FIRST SERGEANT R. KLEILIAN 4 A an I . ' sw vt F First Squad Staff Sorgc-ant Dix Staff Surgcant Wctzcl Corporal Pvavy Corporal Hopkins Corporal Wagner Staff Sc-rgcant Klein Staff Sergeant Lawson Second Squad Staff Scrgvant livrnandvz Corporal lirauns Privatr' First Class il. Locke Privatc lwlunoz Corporal Knust Privatn' W. Gilcrcasc Private First Class Alexandcr PAGE 54- Thirrl Squad Staff Svrgcant White Corporal Hvnslcy Privatr' First Class Olguin Privatc Eakcrr Staff Scrgcant Vcrschoylc Fourth Squad Technical Sergeant Dahlstrom Corporal Tr-rry Private Eidclbach Corporal C, Fischer Private D, Locke Staff Sergeant Moore Private- First Class Becker 94 ar ar 94 X ar C COMPANY Company Commander . . Executive ..,........ Guidon Bearer .aa.., First Platoon Leader . . . Second Platoon Leader . Officers Attached .i,. First Sergeant . . CAPTAIN KLEIMAN . . . . . . . . . . .CAPTAIN C. BENNETT . .TECHNICAL SERGEANT W. SINIITH . . ,... FIRST LIEUTENANT PEARS . . .FIRST LIEUTENANT DRAKE . . .FIRST LIEUTENANT KOEHLER SECOND LIEUTENANT HEARN . .FIRST SERGEANT STEEN First Squad Technical Sergeant P. Kemper Staff Sergeant Gunn Staff Sergeant Beinhorn Corporal Osborn Staff Sergeant B. Cumrnins Staff Sergeant G. Atherton Second Squad Staff Sergeant H. Miller Private First Class Neal Corporal Mount Private First Class R. Steen Corporal Kupcr Technical Sergeant N. Schweibish PAGE 55 Third Squad Staff Sergeant Denson Staff Sergeant R. Dean Staff Sergeant Richardson Private First Class Roberts Private First Class Gregory Fourth Squad Technical Sergeant Rosenstein Technical Sergeant W. Dean Staff Sergeant Dorn Private F. Sutherland Private First Class Harbison Private Nichols 94 ar 44 94 94 94 RANKING OFFICERS Under the able guidance of these outstanding officers the battalion reached new heights of achievement during this school year. Most of these men have been a part of the school from the fourth grade and a few from the third. They have indeed had an opportunity to mature and develop in the best possible way - seholastieally and otherwise. The influence of the battalion commander, Lt. Col. Antonio Algarbe, can be measured in daily progress on the athletic field and the improve- ment of the discipline in the dormitory. P XGE 56 as af X vs 94 av BATTALIGN GOLDBRAID The officers really became more worthy of the name gold braid this year with the addition of the new shoulder gold braids to bring about a readier recognition of the group. The vying for position which is so characteristic of healthy com- petition was felt in every facet of school life from the classroom to the drill field and from there to the athletic competition. Each man who won his braid entered actively into the various competitive areas within the framework of daily activity and learned extensive lessons from this. As seniors it has been our privilege to serve as the leaders of the cadet corps and we hope that we have lived up to the honor given us. IAC-I1 57 X as X ar X 1 RANKING NON-COMMISSIONED OFFECERS This year the battalion has been most fortunate in having a mixed group of seventh and eighth graders to take the key positions of first scrgcants and master sergeants. Usually the cadet corps faces many problems that cannot always be reckoned with by the seventh grade but this particular year many of thc facets of training were strengthened and stimulated by the addition of these eighth grade non-coms- IXGE 8 949494 949494 NONLOMMISSIONED OFFICERS With sueh a large and competent group of eorporals and sergeants, it is little wonder that we have sueh an excellent battalion. From this group will come the leaders of the senior class so it is essential that they get an early trial by fire. We look forward to the years ahead when they will fill our shoes more eapably than we did. PAGE 59 az X JK X 94 94 SOMETHING NEW! Buckingham Palace has nothing on us, wc change our guards too. PACL 60 94 'K C 'A F D1 VI S lr A J 'r lr J 94-X 949494 9494 94 ANNUAL STAFF This yearls annual staff has had a particularly hard time producing your yearbook because of the limited time that has been made available. Since the new schedule for the seventh and eighth grades has so limited the study hall or free period time, we have found ourselves with little or no time for the actual technical development of our material. In spite of this hollow sounding excuse, we are pleased to have had the opportunity to provide for you Blue Bonnet 362. PXGI 6 X as 94 X ar AD GETTERS The group of hardy salesmen pictured above and their worthy leader have had no end of headaches. Each time that they have sup- posed themselves ready to sign someone on the dotted line, there has had to be a new approach tried. A few times there has been the much- dreaded turn down from one whom they knew would be the big onef, Often because of these disappointments they have succeeded elsewhere and thus they have learned perseverance. Take a good look at them, for they are indeed greatly responsible for the book which you hold in your hand. PAGE 63 94 v4 af 94 if 94 GOVERNMENT CLUB For the eighth grade this year has been filled with new challenges. Among these has been the government course which was returned to the curriculum. Primary in the study has been an introduction to law and its importance within the framework of government. A visit to the state capitol and the state supreme court were highlights of this yearjs activities. PAGE 64 9494-K-54 -X94 SCIENCE CLUB -K The 8B class was chosen to represent the interest of the entire school in the study of science. As the space age continues to prove the worth of the scientist and this phase of science continues to be the prime interest of modern men, the Academy Cadet will keep abreast of the important happenings and attempt to make his own discoveries. PAGE 65 949494 949494 THE LATIN CLUB From amo to volo, through tenses, over conjungations, down de- clensions, the Latin classes this year have truly run quite an obstacle course. Their introduction to Latin has been in some instances a painful one for they have hated to give their blood as a transfusion to bring this so-called dead languagew back to life. Regardless of the personal sacrifice that has been constantly made each day with many cries of ufoul play, boo, never again, etc .... H, it has always been most interest- ing to heard the students as they take their dates into the hall to show them their Latin class room or their Latin book and mention the fact that they are after all only in the seventh or eighth grade and are already taking Latin. They don,t always mention the fact that Latin is really taking some of them, but c'est la vie. Comprencz-vous, Monsieur Le Colonel Bondurant? PAGE 66 9494 949494 BOOSTER CLUB The feeling has been rather prevalent at the Academy that school spirit has been somewhat lacking in certain areas and lagging behind in still others. Too few students have been in evidence at the games that were supposedly just run of the mill competition. There seems to be no problem for the students to join in the spirit at a Peacock contest but the group above, composed almost entirely of members of the starting lineup of the eighth grade football team, decided to organize a Booster Club to create more interest. One of their prime efforts was the big pep rally staged on the day before the final game with St. Pius X School. All of us were proud to have been a part of the Academy Spirit on that day and the days that followed. PAGE 67 9494-74-K 94 THE DEBATINC CLUB 'K Some very important issues of a current nature were debated by the members of the seventh and eighth grades. Some of these were: Federal Aid to Education, Capital Punishment, Lowering the Voting Age, and The Abolishment of the Poll Tax. The points were well thought out and in many instances the rebuttal material was excellent. On occasion the rebuttal session bordered on the verge of becoming something slightly more heated but the good taste and sportsmanship of the competitors overcame these moments. Along with the debates, there was introduced a new interest called Nieet the Press! This was so well done that it often was hard to realize that students were participating. Congratulations on your many achievements. PAGE as X 44 as an X 94 CADET CADENCE STAFF Few words of praise can be added to the many that have come this year in recognition of the outstanding job done by the entire staff of the paper. Under the guidance of Mr. Corey, the faculty sponsor, the Cadence has achieved new dimensions and has been constantly more appealing with each issue. The recognition dinner given in April was the highlight of the year and will be long remembered by all concerned. To our fellow journalists, the members of the staff of Blue Bonnet ,62 are privileged to add their c'VVell done? PAGh 69 9494-K 9494 PROMOTION BOARD In just a few short years since the organization of the highest rank- ing officers into a board to consider the cadets in terms of promotion, there has developed a greater sense of responsibility in all the officers and non-commissioned officers. At one time the entire promotion list was decided by one man, the commandant. Later it became a faculty affair. Now it is really a combination of all and this is rightly so because the boys themselves should have some perogative in relation to their leaders. This year their choices have been excellent and we trust that those who take over in their places may do as fine a job in the future. PAGE 70 -X94 -P49494 LETTERMENr To win oncls letter is an almost secret and sacred thing in the eyes of any athlete. It is the inspiration that helps the perspiration, or at least helps it to seem worthwhile during the long afternoons of practice and the skull-knocking that takes place during the ball games. These young men have conducted themselves with excellence on the athletic field and truly deserve the honors that they received. Many schools can look forward to sharing the fine training and the good sportsman- ship these athletes will bring to them. PAGE 71 5 -KX-K 9494-K SENIOR DRILL TEAM Again this year the cries of pain and anguish rang out after the Battle of Flowers Parade and chief among these were the cries of the new initiates - the first year men on the drill team. But with all of this the blisters were somewhat to be construed as badges of courage for now they could take their places rightfully beside the many who had marched before. The year was filled with many things but nothing so outstanding as the parade of these champions. PAGE 72 949464 94-94-P4 JUNIOR DRILL TEAM To so many of us who are about to leave, it seems but yesterday that we made our military debut as members of this organization. lNe were the Hlittle cadetsn who spent their time so eagerly working at lunch recess to try to win the ribbon that was to become such a cherished symbol not only through that year but through the years to come. We also realized that this was something of a guarantee for our future po- sition on the Senior Drill Team and, too, that it was insurance for the future in company competition. As we nostalgically look back, we can congratulate you on the choice that you have made and the fine asset you have been to the battalion. PAGE 73 -K 94 af 94 44 X THE SPANISH CLUB The group of boys pictured above were chosen by the Spanish instructor, Mr. Ladouceur, as the outstanding students from the stand- point of class participation and achievement. They have shown an interest that is above the norm in terms of both the scholastic and cultural. Studying the music, art, and customs of the people of Mexico has helped them understand the true need for language attainments in dealing with the people of all other countries. PAGE 74- vs 94 X 94 74 94 LITERATURE CLUB This club and the booster club came as outgrowths of the develop- ment of understanding in parliamentary procedure and both will cer- tainly be future sources of improvement at the Academy. The interest in books, plays, and poetry has been enhanced by individual efforts in these fields from the report standpoint and from the creativeness exhibited. In the future it is hoped that time may become available for more sessions during which these and other facets of literature may be explored. PAGE 75 X wk 94 74 vw + RANDOM SHOTS The Colonel warms up the cheering section, then St. Mary's Hall takes over. PAGE 75 -K-X94 94-X94 AK rllhr 51 'C D lx I 'S 1 F JN -X94-K -P49494 THE COACHING STAFF Under the very capable direction of Coach Priest, the athletic life of the Academy has moved at a stronger pace this ycar in the many activities that keep the sportsminded boy involved almost daily. Coach Trcka with his seventh and eighth grade team had a winning year in football that will be long remembered for spirit and cooperation. Coach Burke with his younger fifth, sixth, and seventh grade juggernaut made hay while the sun shone and even when it didn't. These boys played most of their games on Saturday mornings and it became almost monotonous to hear the winning scores in chapel each Monday morning. The seasons of basketball and track were very good seasons although there were not the trophy winning teams present that had made the football season such an outstanding success. The young man pictured with these three already mentioned gentlemen is Coach Charles Terrell, the new addition to our staff as physical education instructor. He has brought some new refinements to the P.E. course, such as, the rainy-day movies, health instruction, and the TERRELL STOMP. We are indeed proud to have these men for our coaches and appreciate the hard work that has gone into the success of each team. PAGE 78 af X X 94 ar 94 THE MANAGER STAFF Most of these stalwarts pictured above would have been active participants in the team play had not the league rules been reorganized to read that people that were over fifty andfor over seven feet tall couldn't play. Bennett, Drake, Kothmann, and Pears, Best team of managers had in years. Too tired to stand or get in the race, S'Here's a wet towel, for your facef, When coach is chewing you out full throttle, HI-lere drink a little from the water bottle. Under the pressure your face went beet red, Just put this wet towel over your headf, Even when the game was at its roughest 'When it seemed none cared Qthey were the toughestj From the bench came encouragement and rousing cheers From managers Bennett, Drake, Kothmann, and Pears. PAGE 79 X we we we FOOTBALL HIGHLIGHTS A D HEROES rfmm Upper Left: Ed R. gets his Lower Left: Paul stiff arms Center: Tony looks meaner Upper Right: Tex hides his Lower Right: Carlos moves arm cocked. the air and looks pretty for the camera. than he did in the Peacock game. legs with Z1 big smile. slowly against the enemy. PAGE 80 XXX- PFPFPFX- FOOTBALL HIGHLIGHTS AND HEROES Upper Left: Big Harc Pinson apprehensivcly Checks the Cones, Camera. Lower Left: Big Miko Boom-Boom lcans hsavily on thc ball and strains to sf-C the camera. Center: Tiger Kirby sncers. Upper Right: Hearn grins at the opportunity to attack, Lower Right: The Original Red Bird ponders a weighty question, What is the name of this game? PAGE 81 PGPFPG XX- FCOTBALL HIGHLIGHTS A D HEROES Upper Left: Torn Terrific smiles at danger. Lower Left: Charlie B wonders Wha Hoppen? Center: Larkin faces the future with Confidence. Upper Right: Ra Ra Reyes wipes his hands and prepares for the attack. Lower Right: Marty does his push-ups and gets set for the next step. PAGE 82 X-be 59797979 XXX? FOOTBALL HIGHLIGHTS AN HEROES M Squad QMighty Squadj, Champions of thcir Lvzxguc. Wildcats All. Watch 'em, boys. Hcrc they come! The Starting Line-Up roars. PAGE 83 we we we X X as FOGTBALL HIGHLIGHTS AND HEROES It always seems a bit unfair to limit this group of smaller Wildcats to so small an area, but their day will come when they assume the role of major campus heroes. This is not to say that they have not already played a large part in gaining these gladiatorial laurels, for they have indeed done the lion's share of gaining fame for themselves and the Academy. Their type of hard-hitting, clean, sportsmanship is what wins hall games. Our hats are off to the Co-Champions of the League. Next year the good word will still be NBeat Piusw. lXfl IH XXX- XX-P? BASKETBALL HIGHLIGHTS OF '62 Right Side: Cruz Left Side: Algarbe Pinson Matthe Kerr Donnell PAGE 85 W AL X we X AL we we BASKETBALL HIGHLIGHTS GF '62 Upper Photo: C LTCZIUI Group g ig ,eh MLK: Lozcw' Photo: C Starter Five IAC I' 86 X X vw vi + 94 BASKETBALL HIGHLIGHTS OF '62 YI yi Uj1perPh0lo: Midgvt Team Group L0zw'1'Phot0.' Midget Startcl' Five PAGE 87 94 X 94 94 94 94 TRACK THINCLADS , iSi'S - ., ..: ...- W I Upper Phofos Hensley, Stillman, and Smith lean on the old top rail of the high jump stand. Cfrzler: Seventh and Eighth grade track team. Lower Photo: Coach Trcka and one of his relay teams - Algarbc, Reyes, Frnka, and Kerr. PAGE 88 af ww 1 wk wk X TRACK THINCLADS Upper Photo: Fifth and Sixth Grade Track Team. Lower Left: Brundagc, Kothmann, and Lopcr talk over the fine art of throwing the bull or putting the Shot. Lower Right: The great hurdlers, Lawson, Donnell, and Dorn. PAGE 39 94 ar X 94 72 TRACK THINCLADS 'ln A 2555 5 E S4 315 as Wi33fl?imT A fr .5 'QQQM A B ,ge Pt 'f X ,Q pg Upper Photo: A six man relay team gets some points in baton passing. Suds, Terry. Benny, Steve, John, and Rosey try to look interested. Middle Photo: Dashmen and Relay Teammates smile for the birdie or whatever the photog- rapher is. Beinhorn, Lawson, Flato. Cummins, B., Dorn, and Wr-tzel make a fine portrait. Lower Photo: Steve, Bob, Ricky, and Suds learn some broacljurnping pointers from the old maestro, Tony. PAGE 90 B Ma 2 'K-K -KX PHYSICAL EDUCATIO .mm .we f a .ws 1 ng, . Top: Mr. Tcrrcll helps the third and fourth grade Choose sidcs. Center: Thv fifth grads gots a, calisthcnic lesson. Bottom: Mr. Kennedys physical fitness program really takes over the sixth grade. PAGE 91 94 sv X 94 af 94 PHYSICAL EDUCATION Top: Next ycar's football hcrocs get an early start on shagging passes in seventh grade P.E. Bottom: Algarbc demonstrates for the eighth grade the South American version of the twist. PAGE 92 7494-K -X-P494 A , D V ' 5 R 'r 1 C' Q I' 5 R C Q 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, Son Antonio's greatest assortments. PAGE 94- 1 , V, r. N61 .,.. Q! 6 MQ-e ' C, . .-adn N ,i 2 ,.,AA f .. PAGE 95 Five years from now this new Air Force T-38' Jet Trainer will be out- dated. The needs and mission of our military constantly change to keep pace with air age advances. Five years from now this 1962 Lincoln Continental will still be new. This is the ca.r the calendar cannot outdate. You can't buy this T-38 Jet at Randolph Air Force Base. But you can buy this Lincoln Continental from Turbi- ville Motors. Compliments Northwest Shopping Center 3600 Fredericksburg Road San Antonio 1, Texas 3 Anofher V,.V, :.:-Q ' ny .,:: Berler Properhes 1f . r.r. 5 W Developmenf C7 , 1 AGE 97 Best Wz'shes Goad-Boles Mofor Company CADILLAC ViCtO1'i21, TGXEIS C omyziiwimzifs 0 fi CANYON LAKE ACRES on Canyon Lake Ideal for Vacafion and Refiremem' Boafing - Fishing - Swimming Directions: From San Antonio take Highway 281 CSan Pedroj to Highway 32 Turn Right and continue on 32 - Then follow signs to Canyon Lake Acres. PAGE 99 Central Texas Equipment Co. P. 0. Box 116 Austin, Texas RICHARD'S CIL COMPANY wi? P. O. BCX 781 AUSTIN, TEXAS Compliments of RGY KLGSSNER CQMPANY ik 727 N. W. W. White ED 58311 Aggregate Plant Products Company ik 442 N. W. W. White ED 3f1111 FRANK SIDDONS INSURANCE if? 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