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

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Home. Tech’s Band Throughout the fall football season and the spring Fiesta season, with typical music, and Tech colors flying high, Earle Zucht and Pollyanna Earnest, dressed in flashing red and white uniforms, and acting as drum majors, pranced on to victory with Tech's Band. This organization, directed by Mr Jean Sarli, is a tireless group which has done many things to help put over the school spirit. First, by cooperating with the Red Jackets, the band made possible the presentation of some of the most spectacular for mations ever attempted by a high school drill team. Tech is very proud of the splendid showing which was dis played by the band at the various civic and school parades which they marched in and played for on various occasions. Every student of the school has, at some time or another during the year, caught the spirit of this group and stepped a little livelier, having been pepped up by the music of the band, either at a pep rally, at a football game, or at some other significant appearance of this organization. —

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The FI ouoer Red JdckeV Hick 9houo eon Red Jackets .At the beginning of the term 1935'36 Mrs. Anna M. Barry, with the assistance of Miss Eunice Luckenbach, Mr. Reynolds Andricks, and Miss Clara Arrington, took over the sponsor' ship of the Red Jackets. Mrs. Bess Stratton, organizer of the dub, was named honorary sponsor. Kitty Nichols was elected president at the initial meeting with Marcclle Ermich as vice president: Camille Berault, sec' retary; and Ethel Winters, treasurer. Ambition ran high among the members of this organization, and by November 28, they had secured standard uniform blouses which were paid for by a scries of “Jitney Matincc“ entertainments. The Red Jackets are proud to have in their organization such outstanding girls as Lois Winn, President of the Senior Class; Camille Carver, School Queen; Kitty Nichols, School Princess: Ethel Winters, Secretary of Student Council, and President of the Bookaneers; Camille Berault, Most Athletic Girl and President of the Junior Student Council: and Juanita Gregory, Senior Clown.

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The Bose: s L Mrs. HdrVsHeld Jusl Cooncilcr Student Council Nothing could have been more enthusiastic than the initial meeting of the Student Council, held September 25, 1955 It was a great day in the lives of A J Mandry and Mary Childress when they presided over their first meeting as president and vice president respectively. Not to be outdone by these. Ethel Winters was elected sec retary; Leo Galindo, parliamentarian: Max Roberts, sergeant-at-arms: and La Delle Mills, reporter. In addition to the conducting of all formal assemblies, the Student Council calendar for the year is as follows: September 24 Initial Meeting; election of officers. October 24 -Color Day: Eire Prevention Week. December 15 to 20 Christinas Cheer Work. February 5 “Welcome Soph Assembly. April 5-4 Attended Southwest Student Government Conference at Dallas. May I Bunco Party at Elks Club. The Student Council's project of obtaining charters for each club in the school before the close of the 1955-56 term, is one of its greatest undertakings.