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

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 V ) w i u 9 II tA n b Children 6illt] fi , Seniors re :AiHw »NCL Roipltij Kilh MijrtU Ruth Poro4h«J (l. VN 'e!»zJ WM NUcfc. Mrs. ftratton rff'1 Stratton Advisory Yearbook advisory honors for 1936 go to the Stratton group whose members sold more copies of the annual and had more pictures made than any other organization. Officers for the 1935 36 term are as follows: Mack Dav enport, president: Dorothy Rawlings, vice president. Myrtle Ruth Scerig, secretary: Dorothy Diederich, treasurer: Eliza beth Eschbach, reporter: Dorothy Rawlings and Myrtle Ruth Seeng, Student Council representatives. The following committee chairmen have served this year: Dorothy Rawlings, program: Emilio Cortes, music: Clinton Brandt and Kitty Nichols, social: Helen Lyons, scholarship: Mack Davenport, sports; David Kaine, alumni. The other members of the advisory are Jerome Braun stein, Dorothy Clark. Pearl Cook, Dons Manning, Mrs. Grace Foy, Benno Friederich. Mrs. Ethel LeGette. Robert Mersmger. Rachel Muniz. Helen de la Pena. Alenc Rcnfroe. Mrs. Regina Riddle. Minnie Tafolla. Virginia Urbina, and Vance Williams. iM 9 OjuI The

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 MASCOT JACKIE BOT WHAT a AN A AY daddy a catherine-the-great VICE-PRESIDENT McGuire Advisory A large per cent of Tech's talent from the art department of the school under the supervision of Mr. Jack McGuire. The McGuire advisory, which is composed of approximately thirty members with Jack Earnest as persident; Katherine Heisler, vice president; Arthur Trevino, secretary and treasurer: Jay Creager, sergeant-at-arms. and Mary Anderson, reporter and Student Council Representative: is one ol the most active organizations of Tech. On Thursday, April 9. this group hold picnic and skating party at Brackenridge park and the St Mary’s Skating Rink. This event formed their chief spring-term social entertainment. This advisory boasts of such prominent members of the school as Frank Dromgoole. art editor of rite Technician yearbook lor the past two years: Candelario de la Garza, artist of the Senior Class: and Jack Earnest. Ernest Fishinger, Mary Anderson, and Arthur Trevino, prominent artists around the school.

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ire us Clown or' ) ft i rd Always PriMpin Ally Oop Pan-American Student Forum Take it from those who know, the Pan-Americans started out on their right foot when they opened the year's activities by electing Cuca Rodriquez, president; Mary Louise Guerrero, vice president: Sarah Beltran, secretary; Albert Palafox, treasurer; Rafael Munguia, reporter; and Eddie Burroughs, sergeant-at-arms. It seems that with this fact and the sponsorship hacking of Mrs. Martha Winter and Miss Gene Carr, the club has had xhe most lively time of its career. This is only one of theMiumerous programs in which members interpreted the dances and songs of Texas' Latin-American neighbor, Mexico. The highest point of excitement in the year’s work came when delegates journeyed to Austin to attend a National Convention. This participation was financed by a bunco-bridge-domino party, given at the Gunter Hotel on January 15. Rafael Munguia. reporter and prominent member of the Pan-American Student Forum, did much to arouse a spirit of international feeling by interesting the Mexico City football team in coming to San Antonio to play a “Good Will” football game, after which they journeyed to Washington D. C., where another game was played.