San Antonio Vocational and Technical School - Artisan Yearbook (San Antonio, TX)

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To the Senior Class: I congratulate you on the spirit of personal leadership and service that has been definitely noticeable among your group. In a very short time your ways will be separate, but before you leave us to take the place in the world that life has destined for you, 1 want to leave these thoughts with you: Keep the eagerness and freshness of your youth. Carry some of your ready enthusiasm and happiness into your later veal's. Desire what you want and head toward it but cling to the ideals that have been instilled in you in your youth for “Ideals are like stars; you will not succeed in touching them with your hands, but like the sea-faring man on the desert of waters, you choose them as your guides, and following them, you reach your destiny.” Dean.

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To the YorNo Men and Women of the 1932 Graduating Class: You have arrived at an important crossroads in your life. The path which you take, the road which you follow, rests pretty largely with you. Each of you is confronted with this question—what shall I do? This is, indeed, a problem worthy of your deepest consideration, and the final solution of this provoking question depends upon your ability to reach a sound and logical decision. To teach you to think, to reason, and to make sound decisions has been the primary objective of this school. If you choose the road that leads to a purposeful and happy life, this school has helped you. If you choose the road that leads to an idle and discontented life, this school has failed in its purpose. You have many abundant and fruitful years stretching away to the horizon— How will you use them? Sincerely yours. Assist mil Director, San Antonio Vocational Technical School. Page l,i

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rrrr Faculty Dawson, Nan History. Peabody Normal College, L.I.. University of Texas, Incarnate Word College, B.A., M.A. Gooch, Lulie Commercial. West Texas Teachers’ College, University of Colorado, B.A., M.A. Sponsor: Junior Class. Krueger, Albert T. Mechanical Drawing. Texas A. M. College, B.A. Sponsor: Senior Class; Hi-Y Club. I)k Puk, Juanita Commercial. Public Speaking. University of Texas, Incarnate Word, B.A. Sponsor: Boys’ University. Sponsor: Dramatic Club, El Sombrero. DkPi-k, .). ('. Electrical Theory and Practice. University of Texas, A. M. College. Sponsor: Radio Club. I)wengkr. Alfred Vocational Metal Work. University of Texas. A. M. College, University of Minnesota. Sponsor: Craftsmanship Club. Gossett, Lula Vocational Related Work. University of Texas, Incarnate Word, B.A. Sponsor: Boy’s Games. IIaddon, Helen Mathematics. Simmons University, B.A. Sponsor: Math. Club. Hughes, Sue Physical Education; Typing. College of Industrial Arts. B.S. University of California, University of Colorado, University of Texas, University of Columbia, Our Lady of the Lake College. Marquis, Robert Music; Art. North Texas Teachers’ College, B.A. O’Neil, Marie History; Civics. Our Lady of the Lake College, Berkley University, Columbia University, B.A. Sponsor: Stu- dent Council. Peavey, C. V. Coordinator. University of Texas. University of Minnesota, A. M. College. Planto. J. Vocational Mill. A. M. College. Sponsor: Motor Boat Club. Page 1)