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

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Morning After fhetaculf Game Hi-Y Club Many activities both at the Y. M. C. A. and at the school were sponsored and attended by the members of the HiY organisation. This group is made up of the boys from the Y M. C. A. and from the school. Activities for the year, include assemblies, meetings and speeches, the most important of which was the “Older Boy's Conference held in San Antonio this year. Delegates in eluded boys from all parts of the state of Texas. The Hi-Y has cooperated with the Girl Reserves in many undertakings this term. The last Jitney Matinee, which was given for the benefit of the Girl Reserves, was fully supported by this group. Laughter and merriment prevailed as usual at the annual Hi Y faculty basketball game on Friday, March 13, at which time the faculty won a score of 36 to 31. Many undertakings have been completed by the members of the Hi-Y under the sponsorship of Mr. Wilbur Tytc, with Sterling Harwell, president: Walter Roberts, secretary'treas' urer; and Harvey Frye, reporter. omQ'bock Hdppij Now

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Ais Uck Elizabeth Head Vice-Pres. Second Building Scjuad Junior Student Council Flash- Junior Student Council is organized at Tech! The Junior Student Council, organized for the first time during the term 1935-36, was really a flash. Before this was formed alternate Student Council members had been elected to attend meetings only in the absence of their advisory dele-gates, and therefore did not take pari in many of the ac' tivities. In order that the members might actually participate in an active Student Council, the Junior organization was begun under the sponsorship of Miss Georgie Black and Mr. Wilbur Tyte. Camille Berault and Elizabeth Head were elected president and vice president respectively. Visitors who come to Tech find these students on the job, maintaining perfect discipline in the halls during the coun-selling and advisory periods Just before an assembly, students may be found at different positions, giving out programs, help mg with the seating, and enforcing traffic regulations through' out the first building. »• 9 Third Bui Min Firef Building

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E ooVi! More Fun Ttar In i n’k Girl Reserves Hats off to the Girl Reserves, whose determination is the main causes for the existance of such a club this year! Initia-tive and perserverance prompted these energetic girls to ob' tain a sponsor for this year's work. Miss Eva Yates was chosen to'fill the position previously held by Miss Clara Arrington, and she has done very much for the organization. Led by Orian Kelberlau, president; Helen Lyons, vice presi-dent: Marcelle Ermich, Council representative; Merle Cope-land, secretary; Silvalee White, treasurer; and LaDelle Mills, reporter; the Girl Reserves have climbed to unsoared heights. The club's most important activity for the year was the Mother-Daughter banquet held at the Y. W. C. A. on Monday April 13. At the Ring Banquet outstanding members of the club received rings. A formal and informal initiation of the pledges were held at the beginning of the term, and the members have been regular attendants at the monthly Girl Reserve suppers at the Y W C. A