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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1966 volume:

| tall a ———_—__ ——- ANTONIO ACADEMY PRESENTS FIRST FOOTBALL TEAM IN SAN ANTONIO, 1893—1894 BACK ROW: Schmeltzer. L. Maverick, Flory, King, Robards, G. Gross, Presnall. SECOND ROW: F. Groos, Shely, Russ, Cusi, Dewees, Dittmar. FRONT ROW: G. Halff. Mr. Puts. Woolley. te TO T. BONDURANT Chairman of the Board, Teacher, and Friend We Respectfully and Gratefully Dedicate BLUE BONNET 1966 ‘DEDICATION The Academy has had a very worthy “skipper” at its wheel for forty- five years and somehow with all of the dedicating of annuals this gentleman has been overlooked. Perhaps past editors were waiting for his fiftieth anni- versary as a part of the school, or perhaps they just felt that success should be its own reward. However, even though we may be stealing a page from the 1971 Blue Bonnet, we would like to dedicate this to Colonel Bondurant, and go on record as saying it’s about time. The Colonel has often said that he left Virginia to come to Texas to do mis- sionary work. In truth, a missionary’s job is what he has done. He has minis- tered to the spiritual and physical needs of many thousands of young men and even some parents and has educated in various subjects. While doing this he has maintained a dignity of bearing and a spirit of zeal that have been the very wellspring of his success. Whether you came to do missionary work or just for fun, we’re glad you came; and to you we dedicate Blue Bonnet ’66. IN MEMORIAM RYALL L. WHITE Ryall will long be a part of the Academy heritage for he was truly the epitome of the expression “all boy.”’ Quick to fight for that in which he be- lieved, yet quicker still to admit his faults, Ryall left a mark of happiness on all who knew him. His eagerness of spirit and of youth will be constantly in our minds as we approach the voyage which he is now making. It will be nice to see him again. Alv 0 AON Ve Tear lon 9° THE CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD Colonel W. T. Bondurant THE CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD SPEAKS After forty-five years at the old Academy, it behooves me to somehow take note of the lives that the lengthening shadows of almost half of a century must necessarily touch. To have been a part of so much growth and of so many lives is often awesome and occasionally even frightening because it is given to very very few to touch lives this closely in the years of greatest growth and development spiritually and physically. Also, it is not often that one can be a colleague of great men and an instruc- tor of still others who in their youthful fault finding were far from seeing their own greatness, but in whom you could see embodied those early seeds of the man which they would one day become. How often they fought against what they would do and be! Yet how marvelous is justice, destiny, and faith that these indwelling qualities are not to be denied! So often all that I have had has been that same intangible unexplainable feeling that this boy or that one would be only too well worth the time that individual praise, prodding, or paddling would take. The rewards of seeing so many become ministers, lawyers, doctors, bankers, teachers, and generally speaking successes in whatever fields they have entered have now combined to be my own somewhat selfish treasure which indeed makes these forty-five years seem well-spent. This year as I see those of you who comprise the graduating class of the class of 1966, I again share with you the hopes and enthusiasms of the past knowing that you, too, will succeed in fullest measure. if | i t | pil. ColAWA T. THE PRESIDENT OF 8.A.A. i Bondurant, Jr. iy : Pas . ‘ = f e : fp os | ff ‘ AG P ‘ } $ . “4 J , f ° AY 5 f r 4) Lf v f yr (e. THE PRESIDENT’S PAGE For eighty years, the Academy has been a part of the maturing, growing, and developing of the boys of this community, state, and to some degree the nation. The years have seen the Academy grow from a student body of twelve to one of one hundred fifty-five, from one building to four, from a faculty of man and wife to one numbering in the ’teens, from a curriculum of three R’s to one which is marvelously diversified and applicable to a challenging, constantly changing world. Fortunately there are few who wish to rest upon the success of the past here, and many who clamor for those new peaks from which infinite horizons are visible. Because of this and the faith in us exhibited by our patrons (past and future), our students, and our friends, the move to our new campus is no longer a hope but is a reality. We can now reiterate the phrase which was our motto in the beginning, ““‘We must accomplish more” but with the change which offers promise to the future, “We will accomplish more.” The excitement of grown men and young men with a common purpose has sel- dom been more evident than it has here been shown. This is the secret to suc- cess of eighty years—a dauntless Academy spirit. Those who leave now have perhaps a greater feeling of reluctance than any class in sixty years because they feel the tension of a growing excitement which one feels as a great race or contest begins, but in ways that your youth does not give you the opportunity to realize, you have been integrally a part of this success. God Bless You. | | | 10 THE HEADMASTER r. J. D. Giambruno ec S = S = a = = = Gel = = = = ea = = oC LULL Ze B77 Zo 7 Za UES} S27 7 77, D. Priest Mr. J. FACULTY MR. A. W. ROE Librarian Dormitory Supervisor MR. L. R. BURKE Civics and History Coach MR. M. J. TRCKA | [ Science Coach | MR. A. E. HATCHER Reading Publications _ Z oe MR. A. H. BURROW, JR. Mathematics and Science Dormitory Monitor MR. C. F. TERRELL Physical Education Coach P FAGULTY oe ae le aS Pralie as Wan Sm ge MR. HOWARD CLUCK Spanish MR. RAYDON ALEXANDER English and Latin Newspaper Advisor MR. LEO BENAVIDES Dormitory Proctor MR. RONNIE PATTON ormitory Proctor % MR. DAVE GOULD Dormitory Proctor MR. ALAN MATTHEWS Playground Proctor OUR SCHOOL SECRETARY AND REGISTRAR ee PE SE PORTER LORING | _. FEBRUARY 1964 = as = Fa WN = z= Ky ec = OUR SCHOOL NURSE MRS. MAMIE DOZIER OUR DIETITIAN et at ee = MISS DOROTHY MURRAY THE LADIES OF THE KITCHEN STAFF Left to right: Myrtle Campbell, Dorothy Murray, Gloria Trevino, Ora Lee McDaniel, Fairy C. Wilson, and Mabel Williams OUR CAMPUS ENGINEERS YY ff VY 2irr 1B Clell and Charles Myers OUR BAND DIRECTOR MR. JIMMIE KLEIN ie am a) = o f=] Zz a Oo 2) = op) (aa = 20 THE MEMBERS OF THE FACULTY Back row, left to right: Mr. Terrell, Mr. Hatcher, Mr. ‘Ircka, Mr. Alexander, Mr. Cluck, Mr. Burke, and Mr. Burrows. Front row, left to right: Mr. Roe, Mr. Giambruno, Mr. Priest, Col. W. T. Bondurant, Lt. Col. W. T. Bondurant, Jr. SENIORS ’66 PRESIDENT OF THE SENIOR CLASS « — | WILLIAM BYRON OSBORN, III Entered S.A.A. from The Elliot School in 1960. SCHOLASTIC: 1960-61 Scholastic Star, Class Secretary 1961-62 Scholastic Star, Class President, Superior Cadet 1963-64 “C”’ Company, Tech. Sergeant Most Merits, No Demerit Ribbon, High Point Company, Best Platoon, Battle of Flowers Pa- 1962-63 Third-place Scholarship, Class President, Scho- rade, Intramural Company, Senior Drill Team | lastic Star, Superior Cadet Ribbon 1964-65 “B” Company, First Sergeant 1963-64 Scholastic Star, Vice President “A”, Superior Best Platoon, Senior Drill Team, Battle of Flow- Cadet Ribbon ers Parade | 1964-65 Scholastic Star, Vice President “A”, Superior 1965-66 Second Lieutenant Cadet Ribbon 1965-66 Class President ATHLETICS: 1962-63 Track - MILITARY: 1963-64 Football Medal, Track 1960-61 “C” Company, Private First Class 1964-65 Football Medal, Track | Best Drilled Cadet, Best Day Student, Junior 1965-66 Lettermen, Basketball, Track Drill Team Ribbon, No Demerit Ribbon, Most Merits Ribbon, Best Platoon Ribbon GENERAL: 1961-62 “C” Company, Corporal 1960-61 Cadet Cadence Staff Best Day Student, Junior Drill Team Ribbon, 1961-62 Cadet Cadence Staff Most Merits Ribbon, Superior Cadet Ribbon, 1962-63 Cadet Cadence Staff High Point Company, Best Platoon 1963-64 Ad Salesman, Cadet Cadence Staff 1962-63 “A” Company, Buck Sergeant 1964-65 Top Non-Com. ; 5 Most Merits, No Demerit Ribbon, Superior Ca- 1965-66 Annual Staff, Glee Club, Secretary of Science } det Ribbon, Junior Drill Team Ribbon Club, Vice President of Rock Club, President of Literary Society, Ad Salesman SENIORS °66 Vice-President A ROLLY ROBERT STEEN, II Entered S.A.A. from Elliot School in 1960 SCHOLASTIC: | 60-61 Third Place Scholarship Medal, Scholastic Star | 61-62 Third Place Scholarship Medal, Scholastic Star, Su- perior Cadet Ribbon, Secretary of Class 62-63 Second Place Scholarship Medal, Scholastic Star, Su- perior Cadet Ribbon, Vice President “A” Section 63-64 First Place Scholarship Medal, Scholastic Star, Su- perior Cadet Ribbon, President of Class 64-65 First Place Scholarship Medal, Scholastic Star, Su- perior Cadet Ribbon, Secretary of Class 65-66 Vice President “A” Section MILITARY: 60-61 “C” Company, Private First Class, Most Merits Rib- bon, Junior Drill Ribbon, Best Platoon Ribbon, High Point Company, Intramural Ribbon 61-62 “C”’ Company, Corporal, No Demerit Ribbon, Most Merits Ribbon, Junior Drill Team Ribbon, Best Pla- | toon Ribbon, Intramural Ribbon 62-63 “B” Company, Sergeant, Most Merits Ribbon, Junior Drill Team Ribbon, Best Platoon Ribbon, Best Com- pany, Intramural Ribbon, High Point Company 63-64 “C” Company, Technical Sergeant, No Demerits Rib- bon, Most Merits Ribbon, Senior Drill Team, Battle of Flowers Parade, High Point Company, Best Day Stu- dent. 64-65 “HQ’s” Company, Warrant Officer (First Sergeant of Headquarter’s Company), No Demerits Ribbon, Most Merits Ribbon, Senior Drill Team, Battle of Flowers Parade, 65-66 Second Lieutenant | ATHLETICS: ay Aung 61-62 Track I ‘ | 62-63 Track, Basketball has Qe it tag ae Sa | 63-64 Track, Basketball, Football, Football Medal -) {4 64-65 Track, Basketball, Football, Football Medal $ 4 4 65-66 Track, Basketball, Football Se Vice-President B I s GENERAL: Fughe x 61-62 Piano Medal, Piano Medal 62-63 Ad Salesman 63-64 Ad Salesman, Cadet Cadence Reporter, Best Tour VA ae Theme of Summer Trip 64-65 Ad Salesman, Cadet Cadence Reporter and Photogra- of pher, Best Room and Tour Theme of Summer Trip Sic 65-66 Ad Salesman, Editor of Cadet Cadence, President of Science Club, Vice President of Literary Society, Glee Club, Rock Club, Art Club FREDERICK DENVER FLETCHER JR. © Entered SAA from Ridgeview in September 1964 SCHOLASTIC: 1965-66 Vice President “B” Section MILITARY: 1964-65 “C” Company Buck Sergeant, Staff Sergeant, Tecn- nical Sergeant 1965-66 Second Lieutenant ATHLETICS: 1965-66 Football and Basketball GENERAL: 1965-66 Secretary and Treasurer of Athletic Club 1965-66 Member of Science Club SENIORS ’66 Secretary MARK AVERY Entered San Antonio Academy from Stephen F. Austin in 1963. SCHOLASTIC: 65-66 Class Secretary MILITARY: 63-64 Private, Best Company Ribbon, High Point Company Ribbon, Second Best Room Ribbon, “C” Company 64-65 “B” Company Guide, Buck Sergeant. 65-66 “B” Company GENERAL: 63-64 Ad Salesman 65-66 President of the Athletic Club, Coin Club, Rock Club, Glee Club, Art Club, Science Club a o a Pres : : a Dynes ieee Ue ad pt Mood. fade ic — 3 Marte Aer) Fad DA ERIC GEORGE HOFFMAN rin tea Entered San Antonio Academy from Cambridge Elementary School in 1962 SCHOLASTIC: 1962-63 Scholastic Ribbon 1963-64 Scholastic Star, Scholastic Ribbon, Third Place Schol- arshi 1964-65 Scholastic Star, Scholastic Ribbon MILITARY: 1962-63 “B” Company, Best Company, High Point Intramural, Corporal, Junior Drill Team 1963-64 “A” Company, Most Merits, Buck Sergeant 1964-65 “C” Company, Best Company, High Point, Senior Drill Team, First Sergeant, No Demerits, Most Merits 1965-66 Second Lieutenant ATHLETICS: 1962-63 Track 1963-64 Football, Track 1964-65 Football, Track 1965-66 Football, Track, Letterman GENERAL: 1964-65 Annual Staff 1965-66 Editor Annual Staff, Literary Society 24 SENIORS 66 2 tr wet (14! 11) 3 ae. (Zarb g BRUCE BARSHOP Entered S.A.A. from Ridgeview Elementary in 1964. SCHOLASTIC: 64-65 Scholastic Star, Superior Cadet Ribbon, Third Place Scholarship Medal MILITARY: 64-65 “C” Company, Buck Sergeant, Technical Sergeant, Master Sergeant, Guide, Most Merits, Best Company, High Point Company, Senior Drill Team 65-66 2nd Lieutenant ATHLETICS: 64-65 Football, Basketball GENERAL: 64-65 Ad Salesman 65-66 Ad Salesman, Literary Society, Science Club, Cadet Cadence Staff Dy a eel awell wy pons ft pope beanea aA Mood often Gok | PETER RALPH BECK Entered S.A.A. from American School Mexico City in 1964 MILITARY: 64-65 “A” Company Senior Drill Team Ribbon, Best Hall Ribbon, Battle of Flowers Parade Ribbon, Intramural Company Ribbon, Buck Sergeant. 65-66 “A” Company Buck Sergeant ATHLETICS: 64-65 Basketball, Track 65-66 Basketball GENERAL: 65-66 Athletic Club, Glee Club, Cadet Cadence Reporter, Science Club. NICK NAMES: Beaco, Pete Re-pete. 26 SENIORS ’66 A ote es Coie Wr_ + iG 0. SS pret a teat RICHARD WILLIAM EASON Entered S.A.A. in 1965 from Pat Neff Junior High MILITARY: 65-66 Headquarters Company, Sergeant ATHLEFICS: 65-66 Football, Basketball GENERAL: 65-66 Newspaper Staff = Staff Sergeant. SO} a NEG 66 “C” Company, Staff Sergeant ZAINO CHAMUT Entered S.A.A. from the American School of Torreon in 1963 SCHOLASTIC: 64,65 Scholarship Ribbon MILITARY: 63, 64 “B”’ Company, Most Merits Ribbon, Best Company, Second Place Room Ribbon, Corporal. 64,65 “C” Company, Best Room Medal, Best Company, High Point Company, Two Year Best Hall Ribbon, ay GENERAL: 65, 66 Athletic Club SENIORS 766 ROBERT G. ESTACHY Entered S.A.A. in 1962 from Pilgrim Luthera School UC SCHOLASTIC: pes 62-63 Scholastic Ribbon B MILITARY: | 62-63 Headquarters, Honor Drummer ( } 63-64 A Company, 2nd Best Room 64-65 A Company, Senior Drill 65-66 A Company ATHLETICS: 64-65 Track 65-66 Track GENERAL: 64-65 Paper Staff—Ad Salesman 65-66 Stamp Club—Art Club Pes . ; 4 ) fs A BYRON DONALD GOAD, JR. My VAL Entered San Antonio Academy from Shield We School, Victoria, Texas in 1961. J MILITARY: 62-62 Superior Cadet Ribbon, Best Room Medal, Best Room Ribbon, Drummer Medal, P.F.C., Corporal, Junior Drill Team, Band 62-63 Superior Cadet Ribbon, No Demerits, Junior Drill Team, Best Room Medal, Best Room Ribbon, Band Ribbon, Most Merits Ribbon, Drummer Medal, Ser- geant, Band 63-64 Superior Cadet Ribbon, Most Merits, No Demerits, Senior Drill Team, Battle of Flowers Parade Ribbon, Best Room Medal, Best Room Ribbon, Drummer Medal, No Demerits Ribbon, Best Soldier Medal, Special Serv- ice Ribbon in Band, Staff Sergeant, Band 64-65 Superior Cadet Ribbon, Most Merits, No Demerits, Sen- ior Drill Team, Battle of Flowers Ribbon, Vice-Com- mander Junior Drill, Junior Drill Team Ribbon, Best Room Medal, Best Room Ribbon, First Sergeant, Com- mander of Color Guard 65-66 Second Lieutenant SCHOLASTIC: 62-63 Scholastic Star, Vice President “B’’ Section 63-64 Scholastic Star, Vice President “B’” Section 64-65 Vice President “B” Section ATHLETICS: 62-63 Football, Track, Basketball, Football Medal 63-64 Football, Track, Two Blue Ribbons, One Red Ribbon in Track, Football Medal 64-65 Football, Track, Five Blue Ribbons, Five Red Ribbons, Two White Ribbons in Track, Basketball 65-66 Football, Track, Basketball, Letterman GENERAL: 62-63 Cadet Cadence Staff, Ad Salesman 63-64 Cadet Cadence Staff, Ad Salesman 64-65 Cadet Cadence Staff, Ad Salesman 65-66 Art Club, Science Club, Literary Society, Athletic Club, Vice President Athletic Club, Annual Staff, Business Manager of Annual Siaff 27 SENIORS ’66 DOUGLAS ALEXANDER GREGORY Entered S.A.A. 1960 from Elliot School SCHOLASTIC: 1960-1961 Scholastic Star 1961-1962 Scholastic Star 1962-1963 Scholastic Star MILITARY: 1960-1961 P.F.C. B Company 1961-1962 P.F.C. C Company 1962-1963 Buck Sergeant A Company 1963-1964 Buck Sergeant A Company 1964-1965 Staff Sergeant Guidon Bearer, Headquarters Com- pany 1960-1961 Intramural Company Ribbon 1962-1963 Intramural Company Ribbon 1963-1964 Intramural Company Ribbon 1962-1963 Junior Drill Team Ribbon 1961-1962 Best Company Ribbon 1962-1963 Best Company Ribbon ATHLETICS: 1962-1963 Basketball DANNY KEVIN HANER Entered S.A.A. from Mildred Baskin Elementary School in 1964 MILITARY: 64-65 Private C Company Best Company of the Year Ribbon High Point Company of the Year Ribbon 65-66 Private C Company GENERAL: 65-66 Athletic Club, Rock Club ATHLETIC: 64-65 Track ees 28 SENIORS ’66 ALLEN WILSON HARMAN Entered San Antonio Academy in 1963 from Cambridge Elementary School SCHOLASTIC: 63-64 Scholastic Star MILITARY: 63-64 “B” Company, Private First Class, Buck Sergeant, High Point Company, Senior Drill Team 64-65 “A” Company, Master Sergeant, First Sergeant, Guidon Bearer, Senior Drill Team, Battle of Flowers Ribbon 65-66 aay Company, Senior Drill Team, Battle of Flowers Ribbon ATHLETICS: 63-64 Basketball, Track 64-65 Basketball, Football, Track, Football Medal 65-66 Basketball, Track, Football, Letterman GENERAL: 63-64 Ad Section, Blue Bonnet Staff 65-66 Organizations Section, Blue Bonnet Staff te my Cath Drill Boon bolder HOUSTON RITCHIE HARTE Entered S.A.A. in 1963 from Trinity Lutheran School, San Angelo, Texas SCHOLASTIC: 63-64 Scholastic Star, Superior Cadet Ribbon MILITARY: 62-63 Private First Class, Corporal, “A” Company, Junior Drill Team 63-64 Staff Sergeant, “C” Company, Senior Drill Team, Battle of Flowers Parade Ribbon, Best Platoon Ribbon 64-65 First Sergeant, “B” Company, Guidon Bearer, Best Company, High Point Company, Intramural Company 65-66 “B” Company, First Sergeant ATHLETICS: 62-63 Basketball, Track 63-64 Football, Track 64-65 Football, Track 65-66 Football, Basketball, Track, Letterman GENERAL: 65-66 Organizations Editor for Blueboni2t 30 SENIORS 766 STEPHEN AUSTIN HASAM GARY RAY LIGHT Entered S.A.A. from Amanda Burks Elementary SCHOLASTIC: 63-64 Superior Cadet Ribbon MILITARY: 63-64 No Demerit Ribbon, Best Company, “B’’ Company 64-65 Staff Sergeant, Tech Sergeant, Color Guard, Best Pla- toon, Senior Drill Team, Battle of Flowers Parade 65-66 “B” Company ATHLETICS: 63-64 Track 64-65 Football Medal, Track. 65-66 Football Letterman, Basketball GENERAL: 65-66 Art Club, Athletic Club, Ad Salesman, Coin Club Entered San Antonio Academy from Pan American Work Shop, Mexico City in 1962. MILITARY: 62-63 “B” Company, No Demerits Ribbon, Most Merits Rib- bon, Superior Cadet Ribbon, High Point Company Rib- bon, Best Company Ribbon, Best Platoon Ribbon, Junior Drill Team Ribbon, Buck Sergeant. 63-64 “A” Company, No Demerits Ribbon, Senior Drill Team Ribbon, Superior Cadet Ribbon. 64-65 Battalion First Sergeant, Most Merits Ribbon, Superior Cadet Ribbon, Senior Drill Team Ribbon, Battle of Flowers Parade Ribbon, Best Boarder Medal, Best Room Medal, Best Drilled Cadet. 65-66 Second Lieutenant SCHOLASTIC: 64-65 Scholastic Star GENERAL: 65-66 Art Club, Science Club, Literary Society, Annual Staff, Sports Editor ATHLETICS: 62-63 Track SENIORS ’66 THOMAS CROSBY McEWEN Entered $.A.A. from Mildred Baskin Elementary School in 1964. MILITARY: | 64-65 Staff Sergeant, “B’ Company, Senior Drill Team Ribbon ATHLETICS: 64-65 Football, Football Medal, Track 65-66 Football GENERAL: 65-66 Glee Club “7. yn MM ; Cu, DOUGLAS VACHEL McNEEL Entered S. A. A. in 1960 from the Elliot School SCHOLASTIC: 60-61 First Place Scholarship Medal, Scholastic Star, Vice- President Third Grade 61-62 First Place Scholarship Medal, Scholastic Star, Vice- President Fourth Grade 62-63 First Place Scholarship Medal, Scholastic Star, Secre- tary Fifth Grade 63-64 Second Place Scholarship Medal, Scholastic Star, Sec- retary Sixth Grade 64-65 Second Place Scholarship Medal, Scholastic Star MILITARY: 60-61 “A” Company, Private First Class, No Demerit Ribbon, Most Merits Ribbon, Junior Drill Team Ribbon, Best Company, High Point Company. 61-62 “A” Company, Corporal, No Demerit Ribbon, Most Merits Ribbon, Junior Drill Team Ribbon, Superior Cadet Ribbon, Best Drilled Cadet Medal. 62-63 “A” Company, Sergeant, No Demerit Ribbon, Most Merits Ribbon, Superior Cadet Ribbon, Junior Drill Team Ribbon, Best Drilled Cadet Medal. 63-64 “C” Company, Technical Sergeant, Most Merits Rib- bon, Senior Drill Team Ribbon, Battle of Flowers Pa- rade Ribbon, Intramural Ribbon, Superior Cadet Rib- bon, Best Drilled Cadet Medal. 64-65 “A” Company, First Sergeant, Most Merits Ribbon, Senior Drill Team Ribbon, Battle of Flowers Parade Ribbon, Intramural, Best Company, Superior Cadet Ribbon. 65-66 Second Lieutenant. ATHLETICS: 62-63 Basketball, Track 63-64 Basketball, Track 64-65 Basketball 65-66 Basketball GENERAL: 62-63 Ad Salesman 63-64 Ad Salesman, Cadet Cadence Reporter 64-65 Cadet Cadence Reporter 65-66 Co-editor of Cadet Cadence, Secretary of Literary So- ciety, Vice-president of Science Club NICKNAMES: Mac, Dougie, Rex SENIORS ’66 JOHN MURCHISON MALLORY Entered S.A.A. from Acequia Madre Elementar y School, Santa Fe, N.M., in 1962. MILITARY: 62-63 Intramural Company, Corporal, Best Company, Best Pla- toon 63-64 Intramural Company, Buck Sergeant 64-65 Intramural Company, Technical Sergeant 65-66 Second Lieutenant, “A” Company JAMES LEWIS PIPKIN III Entered S.A.A. in 1960 from Lamar Elementary School. MILITARY: 60-61 Private-first-class, “A” Company 61-62 Corporal, “A” Company 62-63 “B” Company, High Point Company, Intramural Com- pany, Best Company, Best Platoon. 63-64 Buck Sergeant, “A” Company 64-65 “A” Company 65-66 “A” Company, Second Lieutenant, “C’” Company ROBERT SAUCEDO Entered S.A.A. from Charles Graebner Elementary in 1964 SCHOLASTIC: 64-65 President of Class MILITARY: A Seek eed Led- SENIORS °66 4, - 22 64-65 Corporal “B” Company, Best Company 64-65, Best Platoon GENERAL: 65-66 Ad Salesman 65-66 Rock Club, Glee Club, Art Club, Coin Club RANDOLPH BERNARD SMITH Entered SAA from Lanier Junior High, Houston,. in 1964 SCHOLASTIC: 64-65 Superior Cadet Ribbon MILITARY: 64-65 “B”? Company, Staff Sergeant, No Demerits Ribbon 65-66 “B” Company, Second Lieutenant ATALETICS: 65-66 Football GENERAL: 65-66 Science Club, Newspaper Reporter, Glee Club ee SENIORS ’66 EDWARD GALT STEVES Entered S.A.A. from Elliot School in 1960 SCHOLASTIC: 60-61 Scholastic Star 62-63 Scholastic Ribbon MILITARY: 60-61 Junior Drill Team Ribbon, “B” Company, Private First Class, Intramural Company Ribbon 61-62 Junior Drill Team Ribbon, Headquarters Company, Corporal, Star Spangled Banner Ribbon, Drummer’s Medal 62-63 Buck Sergeant, Headquarters Company, Drummer’s Medal, Star Spangled Banner Ribbon, High Point Company Ribbon, Junior Drill Team Ribbon 63-64 Staff Sergeant, “A” Company, Senior Drill Team Rib- bon, Battle of Flowers Parade Ribbon 64-65 Vice Commander Color Guard, Senior Drill Team Rib- bon, Battle of Flowers Parade Ribbon 65-66 “A” Company ATHLETICS: 60-61 Track 61-62 Track 63-64 Football, Track 64-65 Football, Football Medal 65-66 Football, Letterman vy fy GENERAL: 60-61 Ad Salesman, Cadet Cadence Staff ayy 61-62 Ad Salesman, Cadet Cadence Staff ¥ 62-63 Ad Salesman, Cadet Cadence Staff 7) y 63-64 Ad Salesman, Cadet Cadence Staff iy} ) r VAM 64-65 Ad Salesman, Cadet Cadence Staff ) R . } 65-66 Ad Salesman, Blue Bonnet Staff, Rock Club, Glee Club THOMAS DAVID SUMNERS, HUI VA Entered S.A.A. from Alamo Heights Junior ve High School in 1964 SCHOLASTIC: 1964-65 Scholastic Star MILITARY: 1964-65 B Company Private First Class, Buck Sergeant, Staff Sergeant, Technical Sergeant, Best Platoon Ribbon, Senior Drill Team Ribbon, Battle of Flowers Parade Ribbon 1965-66 Second Lieutenant ATHLETICS: 1964-65 Football Medal, Track 1965-66 Footbal}, Wve AV Letterman. GENERAL: nn 1964-65 Ad Lo Blue Bonner Staff 1965-66 Ad Salesman, Blue Bonnet Co-editor, Committee Mem- ber of Literary Society SENIORS ’66 MARK TOWNSEND Entered S.A.A. in 1964 from Dean Morgan Jr. High MILITARY: 64-65 B Company, Corporal, Best Room Medal, No Demerit Ribbon, Best Platoon Ribbon 65-66 B Company, Corporal ATHLETICS: 64-65 Track 65-66 Football, Letterman, Track GENERAL: 65-66 Athletic Club Lyte + goed - Aid | ayy fe- Wa SCOTTY WEHRUNG Entered S.A.A. in 1960 from Elliot School MILITARY: 1960-61 Private First Class, High Point Ribbon, Best Com- pany Ribbon, “A” Company 1961-62 Corporal, No Demerit Ribbon, Straight S Ribbon, “A” Company 1962-63 Buck Sergeant, “B’ Company, Junior Drill Team Ribbon 1963-64 Staff Sergeant, “B” Company, Best Company Rib- bon, High Point Ribbon, Intramural Ribbon 1964-65 Headquarters Company, Drummer Ribbon, Third Class Drummer Ribbon, Best Soldier in Band Ribbon ATHLETICS: 1962-63 Football, Football Medal 1963-64 Football, Football Medal 1964-65 Football, Football Medal GENERAL: 1965-66 Art Club, Athletic Club 35 SENIORS 66, a (OL; | ye ; Ue A dy Pay Ey) lle jared id ‘ wt ; A } } ly : 5 - A As) NY pe AND Fou MQ THOMAS FRED WOODLEY 2 0 W ew , . p Entered S.A.A. from Woodridge Elementary r fh : School in 1964 eYLA 9 At MILITARY: 64-65 No Demerits Ribbon, Senior Drill Team Ribbon, Best Company, High Point Company, Battle Flowers Parade Ribbon, “C” Company, Technical Sergeant 65-66 “C” Company ATHLETICS: 65-66 Football, Basketball, Track i Ww GENERAL: n 6 65-66 Science Club ey WV pt gle JAMES FOSTER YANCY Entered S.A.A. from Northwood Elementary School in 1961 SCHOLASTIC: ’62-63 Scholastic Star, Scholastic Ribbon °63-'64 Scholastic Ribbon MILITARY: ’61-62 Headquarters Company, Corporal, Drummers Medal ’62-63 Headquarters Company, Buck Sergeant, Junior Drill Team Ribbon, Band Ribbon, No Demerit Ribbon, Star Spangled Banner Ribbon, Summer Band Medal, Summer Band Ribbon 63-64 Headquarters Company, Staff Sergeant, Most Merits Ribbon, Summer Band Medal, Summer Band Ribbon, Senior Drill Team Ribbon, No Demerit Ribbon 64-65 Headquarters Company, Master Sergeant, No Demerit Ribbon in Band, First Class Bandsman, Harmony Ribbon, Harmony Medal, Summer Band Medal, Senior Drill Team Ribbon, Battle of Flowers Parade Ribbon 65-66 2nd Lt. ATHLETICS: 62-63 Football Medal, Basketball 63-64 Football Medal, Basketball 64-65 Football Medal 65-766 Letterman i GENERAL: 63-64 Ad Salesman 63-64 Science Fair Honorable Mention Ribbon 64-65 Science Fair First Place 65-66 Science Club ee 36 SEVENTH GRADE President _ Vice-Pres. “A” Vice-Pres. “B” Secretary Montgomery Campbell Comparin Eichelberger SEVENTH GRADE iki Hill Jacob Johnson, R. rt Kennedy . Leggett i! Montano Olson : Pelton : Quinones Randal, R. ea SEVENTH GRADE Smith, S. | ee af ibe Thompson, L. Thomson, E. 4 Simons Stevens Thompson, R. Voelkel President Steen, S. oou SS SIXTH GRADE Vice-Pres. A Allen Bohner Eddy Frost Vice-Pres. B Davis, E. Feinstein Huizar antag Morgan, R. ILD Perry Schneider oa Townsend, W. 2a Sc ll iy FIFTH GRADE President Vice-Pres. A Vice-Pres. B. Secretary | Buttery Altgelt Holden Hammerlein Adair, B. | Chittim Fitzsimons Formann Goldstein FIFTH GRADE Gorman Hoffman, B. Howard, A. Johnson, M. Martin Monsour Robins Sanders Steves, S. Stillman FOURTH GRADE President Vice-President Burns Carter Chamberlin it : a Dishon Fleming Gilliland | Greenwood | ; Hanau Secretary FOURTH GRADE Kampmann McClelland Mayfield Torgerson Walker Wilson THIRD GRADE President Vice-President Secretary Chittenden Brisnahan (MU. McKenzie Maxwell SNe F CLASSES SNAPS OF CLASSES MTaRy DMS MILITARY ’66 = Ao Re ns y Dg a dite Sige tN ee SS “+ en i ae BY! a oe Seals a ae Left to right: Chamut, Steen, McNeel, Hasam, and Barshop BATTALION STAFF Battalion Commander Douglas McNeel Battalion Executive Officer-Adjutant Rolly Steen Battalion Assistant Adjutant Steve Hasam Battalion Property Officer Zaino Chamut Battalion Plans and Training Officer Bruce Barshop 50 MILITARY ’60 BATTALION COLOR GUARD Left Guard: Charles Guajardo Right Guard: Mark Voelkel Bearer American Flag (Commander ) Sterling Smith Bearer S. A. A. Flag William Scott MILITARY ’66 HEADQUARTERS COMPANY Company Commander Fred Fletcher Company Executive Officer James Yancy Second Lieutenants Peter Beck Richard Eason Robert Estachy Drum Major (First Sergeant) Mark Jacob Company First Sergeant Keith Guthrie Guidon Bearer Leonard Shefts Master Sergeants Philip Leggett Duke Stevens Staff Sergeants—Frost, Jackson, Ladd, Mangum, Morgan, R.. Negley, Sien Buck Sergeants—Altgelt, Barshop, Huizar Corporals— Adair, B., Basse, Gilliland, Hammerlein, Howard, B., Kampmann, Robins, Ruby, Sanders Privates-First-Class—Adair, M., Brisnahan, Maxwell, Torgerson Privates—Howard, J., Mayfield, Schneider, Thomson, E. Burch, Campbell, Fitzsimons, Foley, Gary, Halbert, 52 - MILITARY ’66 A COMPANY Company Commander Company Executive Officer Second Lieutenants Company First Sergeant Guidon Bearer Staff Sergeants—Amberson, Eddy Bill Osborn Allen Harman Edward Steves Tom Woodley John Mallory Rodney Randal Jimmy Montgomery Buck Sergeants—Callahan, Jornayvaz, Quinones, Reagan, Travis Corporals—Burns, Feichtinger, Martin. Pitman, M., Russell Private-First-C lass—Chittenden Privates—Chamberlain, Dishon, Eichelberger, Feinstein, McKenzie, Scott, Stillman, Thompson, L. 53 MILITARY ’66 B COMPANY Company Commander Company Executive Officer Second Lieutenants Company First Sergeant Guidon Bearer First Sergeant—Saucedo Technical Sergeant—Comparin Staff Sergeants—Denny, Miller Buck Sergeants—Chittim, Monsour Corporals—Carter, Colvin, Goldstein, Smith, F. By Goad David Sumners Mark Avery Bubba Light Tom McEwen Scotty Wehrung Mark Simons David Harte Privates— Bates, Biedenharn, Davis, E., Hoffman, B., Johnson, R. Morgan, J., Ohrt, Perez, Ramirez, Sellers, Thompson, Ricky, Thompson, Robert 54 Thompson, B., MILITARY ’66 C COMPANY Company Commander Eric Hoffman Company Executive Officer Randy Smith Second Lieutenants Douglas Gregory Ritchie Harte Jimmy Pipkin Mark Townsend Company First Sergeant Tommy Cude Guidon Bearer David Holder Master Sergeant—Danny Haner Staff Sergeants—Bohner, Olson, Rogers, Steen, S., Pelton, Nye Buck Sergeants— Buttery, Davis, R., Kavy, N., Pitman, S., Steves, S., Townsend, W. Corporals—Fleming, Gorman, Perry, Toryak Privates-First-Class—McClelland, Todt, Trcks, Walker Privates—Greenwood, Johnson, M., King, Midcap MILITARY ’66 at TOP GOLD BRAID Under the able direction of the battalion commander, this group has shown itself to be outstandingly able in their respective positions. The high quality of their scholarship, morality, and leadership makes and will continue to make this battalion one of which all may be proud. The junior m embers of this cadet corps may use these officers as an example to follow. 56 MILITARY ’66 OFFICERS Indoctrinating a group of rather green young men is the lot of the group pictured here. Making a well-organized cadet corps is not easily done at caeaauinmerot taking life in an easy fashion. These young men realized quite early the task was one that would require their best, and they willingly gave this to make the battalion an excellent tribute to their leadership. MILITARY ’66 RANKING NON-COMS To be chosen for any position of high rank sets an individual apart by virtue of the responsibility that goes with this honor. These cadets have done a great deal to further the cause of the underdog | and champion ideals of fairness throughout the various phases of their | daily lives both at the academy and away. Should their pattern continue, they have set such standards as few before | them and by these actions foretell a brighter future for the coming cadet corps. MILITARY ’66 NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS From the group pictured here will come the officers of next year’s cadet corps. Their ability has been almost constantly being evaluated and many of their officers have already made recommendations for considera- tion in the making of appointments in next year’s battalion. Our battalion like any organization depends largely for its leadership on those who rise from its ranks, and these young men have truly exhibited those attributes so necessary for capable leadership. ORGANIZATIONS ’65-’66 Blue Bonnet Staff Sponsor: Mr. Amos Hatcher Editor-in-chief: Eric Hoffman Editorial Editor: David Sumners Business Editor: Byron Goad Staff Members: Robert Estachy Stephen Hasam Allen Harman Philip Leggett ° David Harte Bill Osborn Ritchie Harte Edward Steves Staff Artist: David Holder ORGANIZATIONS ’65-’66 i fo x Cadet adence Staff Sponsor: Mr. Raydon Alexander Editor: Rolly Steen Co-Editor: Douglas McNeel Staff Members: Amberson McEwen Barshop, B. Miller Barshop, S. Montano Basse Montgomery Beck Morgan, R. Bohner Negley Comparin Pelton Cude Pipkin Eason Quinones Eddy Robins Guajardo Shefts Guthrie Sien Hill Smith, R. Holder Smith, S. Howard, B. Steen, S. Howard, J. Stevens Jacob Thomson 63 ORGANIZATIONS °65-’66 Literary Society Program Committee Left to right: Goad, Hoffman, Osborn, Sumners, Barshop, Hasam, McNeel, and Steen. President Bill Osborn Vice-President Rolly Steen Secretary Douglas McNeel Treasurer Stephen Hasam Members Goad Barshop, B. Hoffman, E. Sumners 64 The Coin Club Ni te Sponsor: Mr. J. D. Priest President: Dick Eason Vice-President: Bill Frost Treasurer: Jim Travis Members: Adair, B. Carter Adair, M. Chittenden Allen Davis, R. Altgelt Dishon Biedenharn Fleming Brown Gary Burch Gorman Burns Halbert Johnson, M. Kavy, J. Ladd Nye Pelton Rogers Sanders Saucedo ORGANIZATIONS 65-66 COLEMAN COMPANY Scott Thompson, B. Thompson, R. Todt Torgerson Toryak Townsend, W. 65 ORGANIZATIONS ’65-’66 Rock Club Sponsor: Mr. M. J. Trcka President: Bruce Barshop Vice-President: Bill Osborn Secretary: Rolly Steen Treasurer: Tom McEwen Members. Avery Quinones Campbell Reagan Denney Saucedo Eichelberger Stevens Haner Steves, E. Kennedy ORGANIZATIONS °65-’66 The Collectors of Stamps Sponsor: Mr. J. D. Giambruno President: Keith Guthrie Vice-President: Robert Estachy Members Barshop Bates Feinstein Huizar Kavy Olson Perry Simons Stevens 67 ORGANIZATIONS °65-’66 | The | Cadet Glee Club Director: Mrs. Imogene Gillmore President: Rolly Steen Members: Avery Howard, B. Perez Basse Howard, J. Quinones Beck Jacob Robins Bohner Johnson, R. Ruby Brisnahan Jornayvaz Shefts Buttery Kampmann Smith, F. | Colvin King Smith, R. Comparin McClelland Smith, S. Davis, E. McKenzie Steen, R. Eddy McNeel Steen, S. Fitzsimons Mangum Steves, S. Foley Maxwell Stillman Gilliland Miller Thompson, I Guajarso Monsour Troka Hammerlein Montgomery Walker Hill Morgan Wilson Hoffman, B. Negley Yancy 68 ORGANIZATIONS °65-’66 Science Club OP tare Left to right, front row: Osborn, Steen, Woodley, McNeel, Barshop, Hasam, and Yancy. Lefé to right, second row: Mr. Trcka, Hoffman, Goad, Avery, Smith, Beck, and Fletcher. Sponsor: Mr. M. J. Trcka President: Rolly Steen Vice-President: Douglas McNeel Secretary: Bill Osborn Treasurer: Tom Woodley Members: Avery Hasam Barshop, B. Hoffman, E. Beck Light Fletcher Smith, R. Goad Yancy 69 70 ORGANIZATIONS °66 SENIOR DRILL TEAM The team this year has been commanded by Byron Goad with the vice- commander being Rolly Steen and the guidon bearer, Bill Osborn; The entire team is due considerable credit for their willingness to give extra time to perfect the maneuvers that have made them so outstanding, but the ingenuity of the leadership has been extremely keen. Comprised of men from the three top grades in the school, this group has been selected for both appearance and ability. ORGANIZATIONS ’66 JUNIOR DRILL TEAM Commanding the junior drill team this year has been Eric Hoffman. He has been assisted by his vice commander Steve Hasam. The guidon bearer has been Kevin Fleming, and the drill team first sergeant has been Sam Steves. These men have done an excellent job in spite of a very limited amount of allotted time. The rains and other inconsistencies have played quite a part in forcing them to give up practices that were most important. Nevertheless we have been proud of their efforts and success. 7I ORGANIZATIONS ’65-’66 The Athletic Club Sponsor: Mr. J. D. Priest President: Mark Avery Vice-President: Byron Goad Secretary-Treasurer: Fred Fletcher Members: it Beck Haner Saucedo + Chamut Light Townsend, M. Estachy Pipkin Wehrung 72 ORGANIZATIONS °65-’66 The Winners of the “A” Left to right, the lettermen for this year are: Hasam, Steen, R., Harman, Osborn, Light, Woodley, Yancy, McEwen, Eason, Townsend, Sumners, Fletcher, Smith, R., Steves, E., Harte, R., Goad, and Hoffman, E. 74 ORGANIZATIONS ’65-’66 Bluebonnet Ad Salesmen Sponsor: Mr. J. D. Giambruno This group has no elected officers but is generally under the guidance of the sponsor and the yearbook business editor who this year was Byron Goad. It is a tribute to these young men that the school annual is almost wholly subscribed to and paid for by the students and the advertisers. For a junier school this is a most unusual record. Hats off to you all! OUR COACHES We are very proud to have these three men on our coaching staff. These men worked with our teams every af- ternoon to put them in playing shape. They have shared with us our victor- ies and our defeats. Coach Charles Terrell Coach Randal Burke Coach Mike Trcka 76 OUR MANAGERS Left to right: Kennedy, Leggett, and Hasam These three boys did all the little jobs that so often seem relatively un- important but are so very important to the general well-being of the team. They were always with the team ready to do the smallest thing when it was needed. The teams appreciate the work they did. FOOTBALL 1965 SENIORS Byron Goad Fred Fletcher Jimmy Yancy FOOTBALL 1965 SENIORS Ritchie Harte | Tom McEwen FOOTBALL 1965 SENIORS Bubba Light Bill Osborn SPaoing Y SAROITE wo §Patong 7 GAbDITE ee Eric Hoffman Randy Smith FOOTBALL 1965 SENIORS Mark Townsend neg a Tom Woodley Edward Steves FOOTBALL 65-66 RE ERS Top: Seventh and Eighth FOOTBALL °65-’66 e NU Gi I A ARE Bottom: Seventh and FOOTBALL 765-66 se oer es — te. Sy eo eR Bottom: Fifth and Sixth Grade Deets Toon FOOTBALL ’65-’66 ER hy Top: BASKETBALL ’65-’66 Byron Goad 7 David Sumners Pete Beck BASKETBALL 65-66 Bubba Light Tom Woodley BASKETBALL ’65-’66 Fred Fletcher Rolly Steen BASKETBALL ’65-’66 Top: Seventh and Eighth Grade “A” Squad Bottom: Seventh and Eighth Grade Starters BASKETBALL ’65-’66 Top: Seventh and Eighth Grade “B” Squad Bottom: Seventh and Eighth Grade “B” Starting Five BASKETBALL 65-66 Top: Fifth and Sixth Grade Squad Bottom: Fifth and Sixth Grade Starting Five 92 TRACK ’65-’66 Top: Seventh and Eighth Grade Track Speedsters Bottom: Fourth, Fifth, and Sixth Grade Trackmen I ° M Me de o st Ov Lo ora ° WwW Ww — O = = Ze =o HWM MN i BOQ BS Ox A = oO N 4 = ae “ == = Z. e2 i) Ac am = AUTOGRAPHS Compliments of FRANK BROS. 113 Alamo Plaza San Antonio, Texas You Young Men Have a Stake in the Future, But for the Present, Eat Your Steaks at THE BARN DOOR RESTAURANT 8400 Broadway San Antonio TA 6-6571 TO THE MEMBERS OF THE GRADUATING CLASS. 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