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

Text from Pages 1 - 154 of the 1965 volume:

quate ek Ag. ye £ ei wpe et ee SSE: wi The Editors of Blue Bonnet 1965 Ard Richardson Editorial and Col. Bondurant Chairman of the Board invite you to take a look at The San Antonio Academy Mark Barrett Advertising ey hs ee es Professor of Science, Mathematics, and Coach We Respectfully Dedicate Blue Bonnet ’65 PAGE 2 ya mi sh tlh aa a ciclo y alae | ee eee Dedication The student body is proud and honored to dedicate the Blue Bonnet for 1965 to Mr. Joe Gary. After he attended Cross Plains High School and Texas University, he later came to San Antonio to attend Trinity University. There he received the Bachelor of Science degree. He came to the Academy in 1961 to work as a dormitory supervisor and actually started teaching in 1963 when he assumed the responsibility of third, fourth, and fifth grade math and fifth grade science. He has been a friend of all the student body and has done much to build an interest in his math classes and in the teams which he has from time to time been called on to coach. As Mr. Gary and Linda leave our campus now for a tour of duty, we bid both of them farewell and wish them God speed and a safe return. PAGE 3 In Memortam To dedicate this page to any one particular person this year would be failing on our part to acknowledge the loss of many of the former friends and supporters of the school who have passed away during this year, as well as failing to con- sider the loved ones of students, staff, and faculty who have left our midst. Through a lack of knowledge of such a happening we may have omitted someone from the list of those whom we honor here, but we hope that they will somehow be also represented on this our memorial page. To the memory of: Mrs. Eula Cabness Mrs. J. R. Saucedo Mrs. Phyllis Orr Mrs. Jennie Taylor Mrs. Edward Galt Mrs. E. A. Basse, Sr. Miss Pat Bump Mr. R. H. Lewellyn Mr. Noah Evans Mrs. Myrle Hatcher we dedicate this page as a lasting tribute to their glory. I, pi be a Or ee Colonel W. T. Bondurant Chairman of the Board PAGE £—— — Be se SS ee The Gnainnan of the Board Speaks Yet another year has now reached its final act and commencement is being practiced for, speeches are nearly ready to be spoken, and always it seems there are so many things that need to be said that have to be left unsaid, so many warnings that each might heed, so many stated hopes that somehow must remain on the tongue’s tip never to be uttered. Somehow, though, with all of the apprehension that so naturally is a part of ene those you have nurtured and cherished step forth to take their place in more manly form and with more measured step than when they came, each young man now takes his place with assurance and with pride, doing far more than he himself was able to admit was possible. The minutes of shoe shining and brass polishing have now become a total that would measure in hours for some and days for those who have been here still longer. The hours of class preparation in homework or recitation have now lengthened into days and months. One need not wonder then at the straightness of body or the head held high when so much has gone into accomplishing this final act that doesn’t signify the end but rather the beginning. For those of us who remain to teach, counsel, and guide those who are to follow, we ask your concern to be focused on your fellow man, your love of country, your devotion to your duty, and your constancy of purpose. Give only that which you know is your best to everything you approach, and we shall know that together we have not failed. PAGE 7 eS ee oe 7 a ee Major W. T. Bondurant, Jr. PAGE 8 omnes ONT. The President's Page The measure of the success of a school is often found in the support of its alumni. If this is any indication of the job that San Antonio Academy is doing, I feel that we can be justly proud of some vital statistics. Of our student body of one hundred fifty boys, twenty-three are sons of former students, but thirty-seven others are legacies whose grandfathers, uncles, cousins, or brothers went to school here also. The remarks, made in passing that are sometimes said with em- barrassment (because most men are not only embarrassed by praise themselves they are also embarrassed to give it) indicate that there are in addition to our alumni still those who are grateful for an under- standing of their son in a personal way, for the character of those to whom they intrust their sons, for the warmth, the concern, and the earnestness of those that give of themselves to teach, and most of all for the tenets of faith, patriotism, and love of God which seem to encompass it all. The men who teach here are still of a caliber to dislike sham, to be indifferent to salary, and above all to believe in the best of their often none-too-zealous students. These are the men whom I would eulogize for not just instructing in the so-called “book-learning” but instead for the character, spirit, desire, ambition, confidence, ad infinitum, that they have instilled in each of their students. In the Latin words, nulla vestigia retrorsum, translated “no steps backward,” one might well find the underlying philosophy of our school, our faculty, and particularly of our students. Their desire to achieve new goals in all fields will remain constant. PAGE 9 ee eee OF — 9 Ss Ke re eo Mr. Joseph D. Giambruno Headmaster PAGE 10 fee oe ye, ai a r. John D. Priest = LY Athletic Director PAGE 11 he OS - ee Oe oe FACULTY Mr. A. W. Roe Mr. L. R. Burke Librarian Civics History Dormitory Supervisor Coach Mr. Joe Gary Mathematics @ Science Assistant Coach Ma.8 Mr, A. E.. Hatcher MreMe J. ‘Lreks Reading Science Publications Coach 4 A A PAGE 12 ee ee Xe eee FACULTY Mr. Charles Terrell Mr. Howard Cluck Physical Education Science G Spanish y) Assistant Coach Mr. Leo Benavides Dormitory Monitor Ba Mr. Ralph Reed Mr. Art Burrow Dormitory Monitor Dormitory Monitor PAGE 13 re Oe a A ee ee Secretary and Registrar MRS. LAURA SEIPEL PAGE 14 MRS. MAMIE DOZIER PAGE 15 Ao Orme. oe es A MISS DOROTHY MURRAY PAGE 16 Oe et ee ee ee 2) os a | Our Kitchen Staff “Every day in every way’ begins an old writing that should be somehow twisted to relate to how much effort is made by this group of ladies to see that we are not just fed but well-fed. From early to late, | there just doesn’t seem to be any time limit on their duty. Thank you for a most filling year and for all your fine work in our behalf. Our Janitorial Staff This year we have added to the already capable Clell Myers his son Charles. Together they have already done much to improve the general appearances and keep the buildings and campus cleaner than ever. We are pleased and proud of them both. PAGE 17 Our Band Director MR. JIMMIE KLEIN PAGE 18 MRS. IMOGENE GILLMORE eh ene Ae Ae ee rae Our Classroom Teachers a8 ‘As the twig is bent, so grows the tree.” These are the men who bend the new growth and who nurture each small idea until it becomes the ripe fruit of a self-developed thought. Theirs is a grave and great responsibility which must be exercised in the best way to satisfy the need or needs of the individual student. We who are the senior class know how much has been done to create capable students from the raw material of young boys who wanted knowledge without working to get it. We thank you for your persistent effort in our behalf. PAGE 20 i] us ae ee es .QOur Librartan i | | i | | | || 1 Top: Mr. Roe and some of his avid third grade readers. Bottom: Mr. Hatcher brings his fourth graders to the library to return their books. PAGE 21 + + FT A a eee Our Legacies Major Bondurant and Colonel Bondurant are pictured on the front steps of the dormitory and administration building with the sons of Colonel Bondurant’s former students. PAGE 22 aL es xe ae. SENIORS ‘65 President of the Senior Class ‘ : HARRY JERSIG KUPER (Rickey) Entered S.A.A. from St. Anthony in 1960 Scholastic: 64-65 ‘‘HQ’s’’ Company, Captain, Top Gold Braid, Senior Drill Team 61-62 Secretary of Class 62-63 Scholastic Star A . thletics: 63-64 Scholastic Star, Conduct Ribbon 64-65 President of Class 61-62 Football, Basketball, Track Mili : 62-63 Football, Basketball, Track, Footba ll Medal itary: 63-64 Football, Basketball, Track, Football Medal 60-61 ‘“C’’ Company, Corporal, Junior Drill Team, Best Com- 64-65 Football, Basketball, Track, Letterman pany, High Point Company 61-62 ‘‘C’’ Company, Staff Sergeant, Junior Drill Team, Best Platoon, Intramural Company General: 62-63 ‘‘C’’ Company, Technical Sergeant, Senior Drill Team, High Point Company, Best Platoon, Battle of Flowers 62-63 Ad Salesman Ribbon 63-64 Ad Salesman 63-64 ‘‘HQ’s’’ Company, First Sergeant, Senior Drill Team, 64-65 Vice President of Science Club, Vice President of Intramural Company, Best Company, Best Drilled Cadet Athletic Club, Ad Salesman, Literary Society PAGE 24 ee Te Pee _ SENIORS ‘65 Vice President A Entered S.A.A. from Will Rogers in 1963 Scholastic: 63-64 Sone le Star, Class President, Second Place Scholarship Medal, Superior Cadet ibbon 64-65 Vice President ‘‘A’”’ Military: 63-64 ‘‘B’’ Company, Private First Class, Technical Sergeant, Battalion Supply Sergeant, No Demerits Ribbon, Most Merits Ribbon, Senior Drill Team Ribbon, Battle of Flowers Parade Ribbon | 64-65 Captain, Battalion Plans and Training Officer, Promotions Board, Top Gold Braid 1 fete y fe Vv G Athletics: ee i a + oes 64-65 Track | . General: 63-64 Ad Section, Blue Bonnet Staff 64-65 Ad Section, Blue Bonnet Staff LANE EVERETT REDBURN | Redbug Vice President B : Entered S.A.A. in 1962 from Cambridge Elementary Scholastic: 64-65 Vice President ‘‘B’ Military: 62-63 ‘‘A’’ Company, Asst. Squad Leader, Senior Drill Team, Senior Drill Team Ribbon, Battle of Flowers Ribbon, Corporal, Superior Cadet Ribbon 63-64 ‘‘B’’ Company, Guidon Bearer, Top Non Com, Master Sergeant, Best Company Ribbon 64-65 Headquarters Company, Platoon Leader, Senior Drill Team Ribbon, Battle of Flowers Ribbon, Ist Lieutenant Athletics: LA 7 ee eee = Zoot% e fo? 63-64 Basketball, Track ‘ 64-65 Basketball if ov Ue General Gorrie CLrtve Cen Zen 64-65 President of Athletic Club, Newspaper—Cadet Cadence Reporter JAMES CHARLES CHRISTENSEN Jaime, Hime, Chris, Christy PAGE 25 Da Oe) ee eg Do ee SENIORS ‘65 Secretary and Treasurer Entered S.A.A. in 1959 from The Elliot School 59-60 Scholastic: Third Place Scholarship Medal, Scholastic Star, Class Secretary 60-61 Third Place Scholarship Medal, Scholastic Star 61-62 Third Place Scholarship Medal, Scholastic Star 62-63 Third Place Scholarship Medal, Scholastic Star, Vice President ‘‘A’’ Section 63-64 Third Place Scholarship Medal, Scholastic Star, Class Secretary 64-65 Class Secretary and Treasurer Military: 59-60 ‘‘D’’ Company, Private First Class, Junior Drill Team Ribbon, Most Merits Ribbon 60-61 ‘‘C’’ Company, Corporal, No Demerit Ribbon, Junior Drill Team Ribbon, Most Merits Ribbon, Best Platoon Ribbon 61-62 ‘‘C’’ Company, Staff Sergeant, Most Merits Ribbon, Junior Drill Team Ribbon, Intramural Ribbon 62-63 ‘‘B’’ Company, Technical Sergeant, Best Platoon Ribbon, Most Merits Ribbon, Senior Drill Team Ribbon, Intramural Ribbon, Best Company, High Point Company, Best Platoon, Superior Cadet Ribbon, Battle of Flowers Parade Ribbon 63-64 ‘A’ Company, First Sergeant, Most Merits Ribbon, Senior Drill Team Ribbon, Superior Cadet Ribbon 64-65 Battalion Commander, Captain, Top Gold Braid, Promotion Board Athletics: 60-61 Track 61-62 Football, Track 62-63 Football, Track, Football Medal 63-64 Football, Track, Football Medal 64-65 Football, Letterman, Track WILL ALSTON BEINHORN 747. (Bem. Bean, Beezer 4 61-62 Spanish Club 62-63 Spanish Club 63-64 Cadet Cadence Staff 64-65 Co-editor of Cadet Cadence, President of Literary Society, Secretary of Science Club Entered S.A.A. from W. W. White Elementary in 1963 Military: 63-64 Band, Corporal, Star Spangled Banner Ribbon, Drummer’s Ribbon, No Demerit Ribbon 64-65 Headquarters Company, First Lieutenant, First Platoon Leader Athletics: 63-64 Track 64-65 Basketball General: 64-65 Athletic Club, Science Club DAVID ‘TERRANCE ALBRECHT Albrick, Dave PAGE 26 + + + 5 dieeiieatas SENIORS G8) 4 wp Sige iS ¢ Entered S.A.A. from Armstrong Elementary in 1962 ( e v A Ve wv - A a , Scholastic: 62-63 Scholastic Star f 63-64 Scholastic Star ' Military: 62-63 ‘‘B’’ Company, Staff Sergeant, Best Company, High Point Company, Intramural Company, Best Platoon, Senior Drill Team, Most Merit Ribbon 63-64 Color Guard, Master Sergeant, Senior Drill Team, Most Merit Ribbon 64-65 ‘‘B’’ Company, Captain (Vice Commander ‘‘B’’ Company), Senior Drill Team Commander Athletics: 62-63 Football, Basketball, Track 63-64 Football, Basketball, Track 64-65 Fcotball, Basketball, Track, Letterman General: 64-65 Cadet Cadence Reporter, Vice President Literary Society JOHN BARCLAY ARMSTRONG Foggy, Barclay Entered S.A.A. from St. Luke’s Episcopal School in 1959 Scholastic: 59-60 Scholastic Star 60-61 Scholastic Star 61-62 Scholastic Star 62-63 Scholastic Star 63-64 Scholastic Star 64-65 Scholastic Star Military: 59-60 ‘‘A’’ Company, Most Merit Ribbon, Junior Drill Team Ribbon, Private First Class 60-61 ‘‘A’’ Company, Most Merit Ribbon, Junior Drill Team Ribbon, Corporal 61-62 ‘‘A’’ Company, Most Merit Ribbon, Junior Drill Team Ribbon, Staff Sergeant 62-63 ‘‘A’’ Company, Most Merit Ribbon, Senior Drill Team Ribbon, No Demerit Ribbon, Technical Sergeant 63-64 ‘‘B’’ Company, Most Merit Ribbon, Senior Drill Team Ribbon, First Sergeant 64-65 ‘‘C’’ Company, Senior Drill Team Ribbon, Captain, ‘‘C’’ Company Commander General: 59-60 Ad Salesman 60-61 Ad Salesman 61-62 Second Place Ad Salesman 62-63 Second Place Ad Salesman 63-64 Annual Staff, Top Non Com 64-65 Annual Staff, Blue Bonnet Co-Editor, Blue Bonnet Advertising Editor, Top Gold Braid MARCUS THURMAN BARRETT III Marcus Aurelius PAGE 27 eS a Oe ee SENIORS ‘65 � ) Entered S.A.A. from Elliott School in 1959 — Scholastic: im 59-60 Scholastic Star 60-61 Scholastic Star, Vice President ‘‘A’’ 61-62 Scholastic Star 62-63 Scholastic Star, Sch olastic Ribbon 63-64 Scholastic Star 64-65 Scholastic Star fp Le, Military: 59-60 ‘‘B’’ Company, Private First Class, Most Merit Ribbon, Intramural 60-61 ‘‘A’’ Company, Corporal, Best Company, High Point Company, Most Merit Ribbon 61-62 ‘A’ Company, Staff Sergeant, Best Company, Junior Drill Team 62-63 ‘‘C’’ Company, Technical Sergeant, No Demerit, Senior Drill Team, Battle of Flowers Parade Ribbon 63-64 ‘“‘C’’ Company, First Sergeant, Hight Point Company, Best Platoon, Intramural, Senior Drill Team, No Demerit Ribbon 64-65 “C’’ Company, Captain Ae f ? rR ie Athletics: 59-60 Track 60-61 Track “i 61-62 Track 62-63 Track, Football General: 62-63 Ad Salesman 63-64 Ad Salesman 64-65 Ad Salesman, Blue Bonnet Staff EDGAR ALFRED BASSE III Tres, 3, Number 3 Entered S.A.A. from Cambridge Elementary School in 1962 Military: 62-63 C’’ Company, Buck Sera 63-64 C’’ Company, Guidon Bearer, Master Sergeant, Best Platoon Ribbon, High Point Company Ribbon, Intramural Company Competition Ribbon 64-65 C’ Company, First Platoon Leader, First Lieutenant nt Athletics: 64-65 Track General: 63-64 Ad Salesman 64-65 Ad Salesman omen 8 BEES EP OE LAWRENCE IRVING BERNS Beans, Lawrence of Slabovia PAGE 28 SENIORS ’65 . Pine Military: 61-62 62-63 63-64 64-65 Best Company, Junior Drill Team, Corporal, ‘‘A’’ Company Best Company, Buck Sergeant, ‘‘C’’ Comoany Master Sergeant, Headquarters Company Second Lieutenant, Headquarters Company, Gold Braid Athletics: 61-62 62-63 63-64 64-65 Football Football Football, Football Medal, Basketball, Track Football, Basketball, Track, Letterman General: 61-62 62-63 63-64 64-65 Ad Salesman Ad Salesman Ad Salesman Ad Salesman JAMES LAWRENCE BITTER Jimmy, Jim Entered S.A.A. in 1960 from Travis Elementary School Military: 60-61 ‘‘B’’ Company, Intramural Ribbon 61-62 ‘‘C’’ Company 62-63 Band Ribbon, Summer Band Medal, No Demerit Ribbon, Corporal 63-64 Band Ribbon, First Class Bandsman, Star Spangled Banner Ribbon, Buck Sergeant 64-65 Band Ribbon, Second Lieutenant, Headquarters Company Athletics: 62-63 Basketball JOHN R. BROWN PAGE 29 me Oe ee eee SENIORS ‘’65 Entered S.A.A. from Ridgeview Elementary in 1963 Military: 63-64 Buck Sergeant, ‘‘A’’ Company 64-65 First Lieutenant, ‘‘B’’ Company, Senior Drill Team Ribbon, Battle of Flowers Parade Ribbon Athletics: 64-65 Basketball General: WA Innes © eens Anam ® DOUGLAS EDWIN BUMP Entered S.A.A. from Elliot School in 1959 Scholastic: 59-60 60-61 Scholastic Star, First Place Scholarship Medal 61-62 Scholastic Star, President of Class, Superior Cadet Ribbon, First Place Scholarship Medal 62-63 Scholastic Star, Superior Cadet Ribbon, First Place Scholarship Medal 63-64 Scholastic Star, Superior Cadet Ribbon, First Place Scholarship Medal Military: 59-60 Most Merits Ribbon, No Demerits Ribbon, Junior Drill Team, Private First Class ““D’’ Company 60-61 Most Merits Ribbon, No Demerits Ribbon, Junior Drill Team, Best Company, High Point Company, Corporal ‘‘A’’ Company 61-62 Most Merits Ribbon, No Demerit Ribbon, Junior Drill Team, Best Company, Staff Sergeant ‘‘A’’ Company 62-63 Most Merits Ribbon, Senior Drill Team, Battle of Flowers Parade Ribbon, Technical Sergeant ‘‘A’’ Company 63-64 Most Merits Ribbon, No Demerits Ribbon, Senior Drill Team, Battle of Flowers Parade Ribbon, Warrant Officer Battalion Staff 64-65 Battalion Adjutant, Captain General: 60-61 Spanish Club 61-62 Cadet Cadence Staff, Spanish Club 62-63 Cadet Cadence Staff 63-64 Assistant Editor Cadet Cadence 64-65 Editor Cadet Cadence, Literary Society, Science Club Scholastic Star, Vice President ‘‘A’’ Section, First Place Scholarship Medal PATRICK HUGH BURNS Pat, Trico, Patrick O’Toole PAGE 30 ee ee Ae are | SENIORS ’65 Entered S.A.A. from National College Chouefiat, Beirut, Lebanon in 1964 Military: 64-65 Technical Sergeant, Staff FAISAL CHAMUT King Entered S.A.A. in 1962 from Treehaven School Military: 62-63 ‘‘B’’ Company, Corporal, Best Company, High Point Company, Best Platoon, Intra- mural 63-64 ‘‘A’’ Company, Technical Sergeant 64-65 Captain, Assistant Adjutant on Staff, Senior Drill Team Athletics: 62-63 Football, Football Medal, Basketball 63-64 Football, Football Medal 64-65 Football, Football Letter, Basketball General: 63-64 Ad Salesman 64-65 Ad Salesman THOMAS GILCREASE DENNEY Tom, Dony PAGE 31 Or ae ARS AS ee SENIORS ‘65 Entered S.A.A. from Elma Neal School in 1960 GARY DAVID EIDELBACH Eidy Entered S.A.A. from Highland Park Elementary in 1959 Scholastic: 60-61 Honorable Mention Military: 59-60 Company Intramural Ribbon, Private First Class 60-61 Junior Drill Team, Corporal 61-62 Junior Drill Team 62-63 Staff Serceant 63-64 Senior Drill Team, Fiesta Parade, Technical Sergeant 64-65 Second Lieutenant, ‘‘B’’ Company, Officer Attached Athletics: 61-62 Football, Track 63-64 Track General: 62-63 Ad Salesman Military: 60-61 Private in ‘‘B’’ Company 61-62 Private First Class in ‘‘B’’ Company 62-63 Buck Sergeant ‘““B’’ Company, Intramural Ribbon 63-64 Technical Sergeant “‘C’’ Company, High Point Company, Best Platoon 64-65 Second Lieutenant, Attached Officer to ‘‘A’’ Company Athletics: 60-61 Track Team 61-62 Track Team 62-63 Fodtball Team WAYNE MALCOLM GILCREASE Weinte PAGE 32 Betas A oe Xe Oke ee SENIORS ‘65 Entered S.A.A. from Keystone in 1962 Scholastic: 62-63 Scholastic Star, Scholarship Ribbon, Vice President ‘‘B’’ Section Military: 62-63 Best Company, High Point Company, Intramural Company, Private First Class, Buck : Sergeant, ‘‘B’’ Company 63-64 Best Company, Intramural Company, Technical Sergeant, ‘‘C’’ Company 64-65 First Lieutenant, ‘‘C’’ Company : : Athletics: | 63-64 Basketball Team General: 62-63 Ad Salesman 63-64 Ad Salesman GEORGE THOMAS HALEY Gomer Pyle Entered S.A.A. from Mildred Baskin Elementary School in 1963 Military: 63-64 Corporal, Headquarters Company, Band Ribbon, No Demerit Ribbon, Star Spangled Banner Ribbon 64-65 Second Lieutenant, ‘‘A’’ Company General: 64-65 Athletic Club FRED MORRISON HANER, JR. Freddie PAGE 33 A Cee SENIORS ‘65 Entered S.A.A. in 1959 from Lamar Elementary School Scholastic: 60-61 Vice President ‘‘B’’ Section Military: 59-60 Intramural Ribbon, ‘‘B’’ Company 60-61 Intramural Ribbon, ‘‘B’’ Company 61-62 Corporal, ‘‘B’’ Company, Staff Sergeant, Intramural Ribbon 62-63 Junior Drill Team Ribbon 63-64 Master Sergeant, Vice Commander of Color Guard, Senior Drill Team Ribbon 64-65 First Lieutenant, First Platoon Leader ‘‘B’’ Company Athletics: 61-62 Football 62-63 Football, Footbal: Medal 63-64 Football, Footbali Medal 64-65 Football, Letterman General: 63-64 Annual Staff 64-65 Annual Staff THOMAS STEPHEN HOPKINS Hoppy, Tom Entered S.A.A. from Elliot School in 1959 4 Scholastic: 59-60 Scholastic Star 60-61 Vice President ‘A’ 61-62 Scholastic Star 62-63 President, Scholastic Star 63-64 Vice President ‘‘A’’, Scholastic Star Scholastic Star y Military: 59-60 ‘‘D’’ Company, Junior DriH} Team, Private First Class, Most Merit Ribbon 60-61 “‘A’’ Company, Junior Drill Team, Corporal, Best Company, High Point Company 61-62 “A’’ Company, Staff Sergeant, Best Company, High Point Company, Good Conduct Ribbon 62-63 ‘‘A’’ Company, Senior Drill Team, Technical Sergeant, No Demerit Ribbon, Good Conduct Ribbon 63-64 Staff, First Sergeant to the Battalion Commander, Good Conduct Ribbon, Most Merit Ribbon 64-65 ‘‘A’’ Company Commander, Captain, Top Gold Braid, Senior Drill Team Athletics: 60-61 Track 62-63 Football, Track, Football Medal 64-65 Football, Basketball, Football Letterman General: 63-64 Ad Salesman 64-65 Literary Society, Annual Staff PHILIP NORDAN HUDSON Felipe PAGE 34 wa ee. ee ae ae SENIORS ‘65 Entered S.A.A. from Elliot School in 1959 Scholastic: 59-60 President of Class : Military: 59-60 ‘‘B’’ Company, Junior Drill Team 60-61 Headquarters Company, Junior Drill Team 61-62 “A” Company, Junior Drill Team 62-63 ‘‘A’’ Company, Senior Drill Team : 63-64 ‘‘C’’ Company, Best Company Ribbon 64-65 ‘‘C’’ Company, Second Lieutenant Athletics: 59-65 Track : HAROLD WILLIAM JOHNSON Razorback Entered S.A.A. from Elliot School in 1959 Scholastic: 59-60 Scholastic S’ 60-61 Scholastic Star 61-62 Scholastic Star 62-63 Scholastic Star Military: 59-60 No Demerit Ribbon, Junior Drill Team Ribbon, Private First Class 60-61 No Demerit Ribbon, Best Company Ribbon, High Point Company Ribbon, Junior Drill Team Ribbon, Corporal 61-62 No Demerit Ribbon, Best Company Ribbon, High Point Company Ribbon, Junior Drill Team Ribbon, Staff Sergeant 62-63 No Demerit Ribbon, Best Company Ribbon, Intramural Company Competition Ribbon, Senior Drill Team Ribbon, Battle of Flowers Parade Ribbon 63-64 Best Platoon Ribbon, Master Sergeant 64-65 Senior Drill Team Ribbon, Gold Braid, First Lieutenant Athletics: 61-62 Track General: 64-65 Ad Salesman EDWARD TYRRELL KOTT Sedy Pot, Kott, Korud, Fink PAGE 35 KS ee es ye a a= SENIORS ‘65 GEORGE EMMETT LIGHT Cuatro Entered S.A.A. from San Agustin in 1960 Scholastic: 61-62 Class Secretary 62-63 Superior Cadet Military: 60-61 Best Hail, Junior Drill Team, Intramural ‘‘B’’ Company 61-62 Junior Drill Team, Best Company, Best Platoon, High Point Company, Intramural, ““B’’ Company 62-63 Intramural Company, Senior Drill Team, Battle of Flowers Parade Ribbon, Second Best Room, Private First Class and Corporal 63-64 Sergeant and Technical Sergeant, ‘‘A’’ Company 64-65 Second Lieutenant, ‘‘C’’ Company Athletics: 62-63 Football Medal, Three Blue Ribbons, One White Ribbon in Track 63-64 Football Medal, One Blue Ribbon, Two White Ribbons in Track 64-65 Football Letterman General: 64-65 Athletic Club Entered S.A.A. from Amanda Burks Elementary School, Cotulla, in 1963 Scholastic: 63-64 Vice President ‘‘B’’ Section Military: 63-64 Buck Sergeant, Color Guard, Most Merits Ribbon, Best Room Medal, Best Boarder Medal 64-65 First Lieutenant, ‘‘A’’ Company, Second Platoon Leader Athletics: 63-64 Football General: 64-65 Secretary-Treasurer of the Athletic Club IV ARTURO MARCELO MUNOZ PORTA Sir Prehistoric PAGE 36 ae ae an aan e ce . SENIORS ‘65 Entered S.A.A. from Trinity Lutheran School ‘in 1963 Military: 63-64 Most Merits Ribbon, Best Platoon, High Point Company 64-65 Intramural Company, Corporal, Second Promotion, No Demerit Ribbon, Best Room Medal, First Lieutenant, Second Platoon Leader of ‘‘C’’ Company Athletics: 63-64 Football, Track, Football Medal 64-65 Football, Football Letter General: 64-65 Athletic Club JOHN DAVIS ORR John D. Rockefeller, Redbird Entered S.A.A. from Nimitz Jr. High in 1964 Scholastic: 64-65 Superior Cadet Ribbon Military: 64-65 Captain, ‘‘A’’ Company Vice Commander, No Demerit Ribbon, Band, Top Gold Braid, Promotion Board Athletics: 64-65 Football, Letterman, Track General: 64-65 Athletic Club, Science Club FELTON EDWARD RANDAL, JR. Randal PAGE 37 Pe AG) Re lee Oe eee SENIORS ‘65 Entered S.A.A. from Elliot School in 1959 Scholastic: 59-60 Scholastic Star 60-61 Scholastic Star 61-62 Scholastic Star 62-63 Scholastic Star 63-64 Scholastic Star 64-65 Scholastic Star Military: 59-60 ‘‘A’’ Company, Junior Drill Team, Most Merits Ribbon, No Demerit Ribbon, Private First Class 60-61 ‘‘C’’ Company, Junior Drill Team, No Demerit Ribbon, High Point Company, Intra- mural Ribbon, Best Platoon, Corporal 61-62 “A” Company, Junior Drill Team, Staff Sergeant, No Demerit Ribbon 62-63 rnb Company, Technical Sergeant, Senior Drill Team, Battle of Flowers Parade ibbon 63- Yor Company, Sergeant Major, Senior Drill Team, Battle of Flowers Parade Ribbon, Good Conduct Ribbon, Commander of Color Guard 644 “C’’ Company, Captain, Company Commander, Senior Drill Team, Battle of Flowers vad Parade Ribbon, Top Gold Braid J ; fp Athletics: a 61-62 Football and Track 60-61 Football and Track 3 62-63 Football and Track, Football Medalywy_ y Track and Football j 63-64 Track i } ARD EZRA RICH RPSON Tee yr ky ) ; j A, : (Richy) General: Ny we | } «) ; L 60-61 Ad Salesman v NY AY any v 61-62 Ad Salesman ay } . ie 62-63 Ad Salesman ree? im 63-64 Ad Salesman Ww, 64-65 Annual Staff J OK Le Y é g Entered S.A.A. from Weimar Public School in 1961 Scholastic: 61-62 Scholastic Star, Vice President ‘‘B’’ Section 62-63 Superior Cadet Ribbon Military: 61-62 ‘‘A’’ Company, Private First Class, Staff Sergeant, Junior Drill Team, Best Company 62-63 ‘‘C’’ Company, Technical Sergeant, Most Merits Ribbon, No Demerit Ribbon, Senior Drill Team Ribbon, Battle of Flowers Parade Ribbon 63-64 ‘‘A’’ Company, Master Sergeant, Guidon Bearer 64-65 ‘‘A’’ Company, First Lieutenant Athletics: 61-62 Basketball, Track 62-63 Track, Manager 63-64 Manager 64-65 Letterman Sweater General: 63-64 Best Room Medal, Annual Staff 64-65 Annual Staff DAVID WILLIAM TANNEN Dae PAGE 38 eee Be Oe 2 ee _ SENIORS ‘65 Entered S.A.A. from Kelly School in 1963 Military: 63-64 Best Company, Best Platoon, High Point Company, Best Intramural Company, ‘“B’’ Company, Second Lieutenant Athletics: 63-64 Football Medal, Track Ribbons 64-65 Football Sweater General: 64-65 Athletic Club, Officer of Literary Society RAMIRO VILLARREAL, JR. Romio, Villi Entered S.A.A. from Pershing Jr. High in 1963 Military: 63-64 Headquarters Company, No Demerit Ribbon, High Point Drummer, Band Attendance, National Anthem, Best Drummer Medal 64-65 Headquarters Company, First Lieutenant, Drum Major Athletics: 64-65 Basketball Letterman General: 64-65 Paper Staff, Literary Society WILLIAM ANDREW WADE PAGE 39 A OO ees EVENTH GRADE Top Row Saucedo, President Osborn, Vice President A Goad, Vice President B Steen, R., Secretary Middle Row Avery Barshop, B. Beck Burdette PAGE 40 Oe a ee Bottom Row Chamut, Z. Estachy Feder Fletcher Top Row Gonzalez Gregory Haner, D. Harman SEVENTH GRADE Middle Row Harte, R. Hasam Hoffman Light, B. PAGE 41 ia) ie ene OG Bottom Row Locke McElveen McEwen McNeel Top Row Mallory Nixon Pipkin Smith, R. Middle Row Steves, E. Sumners Townsend, M. PAGE 42 Bottom Row Wehrung Woodley Yancy Top Row Cude, President Stevens, Vice President A Castellaw, Vice President B Gordon, J., Secretary Middle Row Austin Campbell Comparin PAGE 43 Bottom Row Denney, P. Gittings Guajardo + + + Se Top Row Guthrie Hadley lalaigic, 1D) Hasslocher, J. Middle Row Hasslocher, R. Holland Jacob PAGE 44 Bottom Row Kennedy Leggett Montano Top Row Nedler Quinones Randal, R. Ritter _SIXTH GRADE Middle Row Scott Sien Simons PAGE 45 25M ice PY ee ve Bottom Row Smith, J. Smith, S. Thomson Townsend, W. ee eee ie ee FIFTH GRADE Top Row Middle Row Bottom Row Steen, S., President Allen Eddy Biedenharn, Vice President A Amberson Feinstein Jackson, Vice President B Bohner Frost Berry, Secretary Huizar PAGE 46 Top Row Kavy, N. Ladd McFalls Miller Middle Row PAGE 47 Bottom Row Randal, M. Rogers Sanchez Sherlock Oe Se FOURTH GRADE Top Row Buttery, President Jornayvaz, Vice President Chittim, Secretary Middle Row Adair, B. Altgelt Barshop, S. Bruce PAGE 48 Se Bottom Row Callahan Colvin Davis Feichtinger ee ee Top Row Formann Hammerlein Holden Middle Row Howard, B. Leeper Martin Monsour PAGE 49 ide ee Sas Bottom Row Pitman, S. Robins Sanders Steves, S. a oe THIRD GRADE t+ + X Top Row Fleming, President Carter, Vice President Burns, D., Secretary Middle Row Adair, M. Dishon Gilliland Gordon, N. Hanau PAGE 50 Bottom Row Howard, J. Kampman Kavy, J. Ruby Toryak eee oe ee Se ee oe OUR SCIENCE FAIR ORGANS OF THE DEER Top: Steve Barshop stands in for Brother Bruce at Bruce’s exhibit on color optics. Ist place in chemistry. Middle: Some of the award winners. Bottom: Jimmy Yancy, first place winner in the whole fair, is shown with his exhibit of the organs of the deer. PAGE 51 oO nee OUR SCIENCE FAIR Top: Billy Osborn shows his heart pump and its function and wins first in physics. Middle: ‘Tom Hopkins with his rat maze used to show the effects of starvation on the sense of direction of the white rat. 1st place in biology. Bottom: Another camera angle of the award winners and their exhibits. PAGE 52 : , co eR ee OP Se BATTALION STAFF = SNES oe Bae es ASS Battalion Commander Battalion Adjutant Assistant Adjutant Plans and Training Officer Supply Officer Battalion First Sergeant Battalion Supply Sergeant PAGE 54 Major Alston Beinhorn Captain Pat Burns Captain Tom Denney Captain Lane Redburn Ist Lieutenant Arthur Munoz First Sergeant Steve Hasam T Sergeant Faisal Chamut Sl I ae A eG Ae ee COLOR GUARD Left to nght: Staff Sergeant Gary Light, First Sergeant Byron Goad in command, Staff Sergeant James Nixon, and Staff Sergeant Edward Steves. PAGE 55 A re eee HEADQUARTERS Company Commander... . Executive Commander. BAe A Drum Major. Ist Platoon Leader... 2nd: Platoon, lender ae ee Officer Attached, oe ee Firsie CT ee anita eee Guidlon BEA... ee i ae ia COMPANY _.Captain R. Kuper _. Ist Lieutenant Christensen _..... Buck Sergeant Gonzalez _..... 1st Lieutenant Albrecht acer Ist Lieutenant Bump 2nd Lieutenant Bitter So Fa, Ro -pteer _.. .Staff Sergeant D. Gregory Technical Sergeant: Yancy Staff Sergeants: Jacob, Wehrung Buck Sergeants: Berry, J., Campbell, Cude, Frost, Guthrie, Hasslocher, B., Hasslocher, J., Leggett, Stevens Corporals: Allen, Dénney, P., Kennedy, McFalls, Montano, Smith, . Privates First Class: Adair, M., Gilliland, Leeper, Negley, Ruby J., Thompson Privates: Adair, B., Austin, Colvin, Gordon, J., Gordon, N., Howard, B., Quinones, Robins, Sien PAGE 56 lg Nes Company Commander. Executive Commander Ist Platoon Leader. 2nd Platoon Leader. Officers Attached..... First Sergeant... Guidon Bearer. Technical Sergeant: Mallory Buck Sergeants: Amberson, Holland, Pipkin COMPANY _..... Captain Phillip Hudson _....Captain Felton Randal _.ist Lieutenant David Tannen _.... 1st Lieutenant George Light 2nd Lieutenant Gary Eidelbach 2nd Lieutenant Fred Haner ye) TNC Neel First Sergeant A. Harman Corporals: Estachy, Gittings, Jornayvaz, Ladd, Pitman, M., Hadley, Castellaw Privates First Class: Burns, T., Eddy, Feichtinger, Kampmann, Martin, Holden Privates: Beck, Callahan, Huizar, McElveen, Feinstein PAGE 57 ee ees A= ae “B” COMPANY Company Commander. PN _.......Captain Ard Richardson Executive Commander. re _..... Captain Barclay Armstrong lstiPiatoonl cad creas -(.. isteliettenant slllopikins 2nd Platoon Leader 7. aq stelieutenantel a inott Officers Attached bans | 2nd Lieutenant W. Gilcrease, 2nd Lieutenant R. Villarreal First Sergeant ) | hited ee SO) Sperg Guidon Bearer . Rey | _ First Sergeant R. Harte Staff Sergeant: Simons Buck Sergeants: Avery, Comparin, Guajardo, Harte, D., Miller, Smith, R., Sumners Corporals: Monsour, Randal, M., Randal, R., Smith, S., McEwen Privates First Class: Altgelt, Carter, Chittim, Formann, Hanau, Jackson, Sherlock Privates: Feder, Kavy, J., Sanders, Saucedo PAGE 58 Voy Company Commander. Executive Commander. Ist Platoon Leader. 2nd Platoon Leader. Officers Attached... First Sergeant. . Guidon Bearer. es Fae ee BS COMPANY _...Captain Marcus Barrett _....Captain Tres Basse _. 1st Lieutenant Larry Berns _... 1st Lieutenant John Orr Ist Lieutenant George H aley 2nd Lieutenant Bill Johnson eae ee steetoliman Master Sergeant A. Burdette Technical Sergeant: Barshop, B. Staff Sergeants: Chamut, Z., Locke Buck Sergeants: Biedenharn, Fletcher, Nye, Rogers, W., Steen, S. Corporals: Buttery, Davis, Kavy, N., Nedler, Scott, Steves, S. Privates First Class: Barshop,S., Bruce, Fleming, Toryak Privates: Bohner, Hammerlein, Haner, D., Holder, Howard, J., Pitman, S., Ritter, Townsend, B., Townsend, M., Woodley PAGE 59 + gee 7 Sn: TOP GOLD BRAID Top Row: Richardson, Armstrong, Barrett, Hudson, Kuper, and Randal, F. Seated: Beinhorn, Denney, T., Burns, P., Redburn, and Basse. To these men we of the senior class owe many thanks for the efforts that have gone into the forming and developing of such an outstanding battalion as we have. PAGE 60 ioe ee OFFICERS It would be very difficult to find a better-looking group of young men if you searched the country over in an attempt to locate a similarly qualified gathering. The surprising thing about this, too, is that the quality of leadership and scholarship is equally as high. Is it any wonder then that we have the kind of battalion that we do? PAGE 61 ee RANKING NON-COMS This is the last look many of us will have at the group of non- commissioned officers that look from the page before us into the future, but we can see in their eyes the boyhood efforts toward manly goals. We feel secure in leaving them with the responsibility for keeping tradition in a high place of attainment and for making next year’s battalion even better than this. Meee ae OS es Oe Oe NON-COMS Is there any wonder that the school has such an outstanding drill team in both the junior group and the senior group? It is virtually impossible to be a member of either drill team without first being a non-commissioned officer. To achieve this particular distinction you must have shown proficiency in your school work. To this group go the congratulations of us all in the class of °65. PAGE 63 SE aa Se a a Our Friday Morning Inspection Colonel Bondurant assisted by Major Beinhorn makes an inspection of C Company. Major Bondurant awards merits to S Sgt. Mark Jacob for his proficiency in appearance. PAGE 64 — oS Se A eS ee BLUE BONNET STAFF These are the real heroes of the day the annual finally comes to the hand of each student. The after school hours and the vacation days that have been sacrificed to the completing of an annual seem somehow worth it all then, but there have been times when interest waned and desires weakened. We would like to take this opportunity to thank all of you for your cooperation on the pictures and the time that you spent in their making. PAGE 66 ee te CADET CADENCE STAFF At this writing the newspaper staff has had three excellent issues for this year and anticipates having one more, the commencement issue. The staff is to be congratulated on the interest that has been shown and the high quality of material that has been published. This paper can say that it doesn’t take a back seat to any other, and that it is truly among the best to be found anywhere. Our job is now finished but we look with much expectancy toward the efforts of your staff for the balance of the year. Congratulations on your fine quality. PAGE 67 ae i ee + + XX + THE SCIENCE CLUB This group was organized for the purpose of planning and staging the San Antonio Academy Science Fair. They not only held the fair but exhibited in it and made it one of the finest small fairs in the area. They have set a high standard for the future. PAGE 68 Te Oe Ae Ae LITERARY SOCIETY Anyone can tell you that it is no fun to be left out of things, and this group of young men who act as the program committee for the literary society try to see that no one is left out of some particular facet of the performing arts. There are recitations, debates, musical selections, current events, and many other forms than can be used to develop the abilities of all to rise to any occasion. The variety of program that has been staged this year has been of the highest quality. PAGE 69 ONS Ae oe yn a THE SENIOR DRILL TEAM This year has been one of singular honor for the drill team since it has had the opportunity to perform for many reviews and particularly for the review staged for King Antonio. In addition to this the Academy drill team was selected to follow the float of the queen of the Battle of Flowers in the Battle of Flowers Parade. PAGE 70 Are ON Oe Per ae OE THE JUNIOR DRILL TEAM This is the raw material from which the Senior Drill Team is formed with so much ease. When your raw material has been refined for three years, it is little wonder that there is such perfection in the finished product. The final reviews of the year saw this group performing and mak- ing a tremendous contribution to the excellence of the battalion. PAGE 71 Ae eva ie am THE ATHLETIC CLUB The many contributions of this group would amaze those adults who are the first to mention the lack of interest the usual young person of today exhibits. Without their efforts much of the athletic equipment that is being used would not be as freely available. The many times that each has sacrificed his recess to operate the school store is much appreciated by all of us in the Class of °65. PAGE 72 eo + + + X LETTERMEN The winners of the much to be sought “A” are those who have really spent the time and expended considerable energy to develop not just a team but a team spirit. Those pictured above have created such an organization and we are all proud of what they have accomplished. PAGE -I 3 + + + ee en ee AD SALESMEN What does it take to be a good salesman? You might ask any of this group and get many different answers because each has put some- thing different into becoming the salesman that he is. Without this group there would be many blank pages and little opportunity to show how proud we all are of our school. Thank you all for your work on this year’s annual. PAGE 74 We EE + ya Saco OUR FOOTBALL COACHES Coach Burke Coach Ircka 7 Recently there has been much discussion of dropping athletics in competitive form from the curriculum of most of the private schools or at least from the activities program. As usual it has joined many of the other things that are not purely academic to receive its share of the criticism. Too much has already been done to minimize the need that is so evident in the lives of thousands of boys for an association on the field and in the classroom with men who set a high standard for excellence in competition. There must be excellence known, realized, and felt before the accomplishment can be superior. Our coaching staff offers ‘these things that are an addition to the life of any well-qualified individual. PAGE 76 ee wae oe Ae ah : (J) — a 5 Lt A U Zz _ 5 Lu Fe Se “Sh — mS © = : 5 (o) Fe a Top: Randal, F., Bitter, and Hudson Bottom: Beinhorn and Orr PAGE 78 Top: Kuper and Hopkins Middle: Villarreal and Denney, T. Bottom: Munoz and Armstrong PAGE 79 Top: Seventh and Eighth Grade Complete Squad Bottom: Starting Line-up for seventh and eighth grade team PAGE 80 FOOTBALL '64-’65 Top: Fifth and Sixth Grade Complete Squad Bottom: Starting Line-up for fifth and sixth grade team PAGE 81 A AS ee BASKETBALL '64-'65 Top: Seventh and Eighth Grade Squad Bottom: Starting Five PAGE 82 Ao ea ee ee + + + BASKETBALL ‘'64-'65 Top: Coach Terrell pictured with his Fifth and Sixth Grade Squad Bottom: Starting Five PAGE 83 FN A en a BASKETBALL ‘'64-’65 Left to right: Christensen, Kuper, Hudson, Armstrong, and Richardson PAGE 84 ee oe eee oe BASKETBALL ’64-’65 Left to right: Bump, Villarreal, Munoz, Denney, 'T., and Albrecht PAGE 85 A Oe Oe TRACK '64-’65 Top: Campbell, Armstrong, Kuper, and Munoz at the high jump bar. On the right are the relay team of Villarreal, Randal, F., Goad, and Munoz. Bottom: Mark Townsend and friend learning to lick the force of gravity. Throwing the discus is Villarreal while Goad and Feder look on. PAGE 86 ae ie ae a eae _TRACK '64-’65 Ss SA Top: Byron throws the shot while Danny Haner gets some practice in sprinting. Bottom: Barco strains over the bar in the left photo. On the right is pictured the whole squad in a group around the broad jump pit. PAGE 87 Se oe ee ATHLETICS '64-’65 Random shots of our cheerleaders and our football team. PAGE 88 Best Wishes [O ACADEMY SENIORS Aggregate Plant Products Company 442 N.W. MILITARY DR. ED 3-llll PAGE 90 Congratulations to All the Students of San Antonio Academy from ALAMO AMBULANCE SERVICE ALAMO CHAPELS INCORPORATED ALAMO FUNERAL HOME SAN ANTONIO AMBULANCE INCORPORATED SAN ANTONIO LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY TEXAS STATE MEMORIAL INCORPORATED and THE CUDE FAMILY PAGE 91 Congratulations to the Class of 1965 ran SAA Barrett Industries 2718 S. W. Military Drive WA 2-1271 SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS PAGE 92 Congratulations from Barlite Farms P. O. BOX 6767 San Antonio Home of Quality American Saddle Bred Horses LEE SHIPMAN, Manager PAGE 93 SAN ANTONIO COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO., INC. Joske’s of Texas Wolff and Marx where ACADEMY CADETS and | Their Parents | Shop for America’s Best Brands, San Antonio’s Greatest Assortment PAGE 95 Compliments of HOLT MACHINERY COMPANY P.O. BOX 658 SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS PAGE 96 jv Compliments JOHN T. STEEN STEEN INSURANCE GROUP | FIRE, CASUALTY, AUTOMOBILE, AND LIFE INSURANCE MANY YEARS OF SUCCESSFUL OPERATION TEXAS COMPANIES FOR TEXAS PEOPLE 1100 San Antonio Savings Building CApitol 7-8121 PAGE 97 West of i a hom SEVEN-ELEVEN RANCHES Compliments of TOP VALUE STAMPS PAGE 99 Compliments of a FRIEND West of Luc from rl. RICHARDS Oll COMPANY P.O. BOX 781 AUSTIN, TEXAS PAGE 101 CENTRAL TEXAS FQUIPMENT COMPANY bP. O. 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