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

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vliqnon Ocfavia Marie Antoinette Georgette Boegsn? Boby Buffs Daddy, gimme nickel Ready for Baseball Sophomore Class In the fall of 1935. a class of Freshies came to Tech. Just fish, everyone thought. But the Sophomore Class were not “just fish, but a group of workers unexcelled by any other organization. The election of Emma Jean Parsons and Mignon Bocgcre as president and vice president was the first “bang accomplished of this Sophomore Class. These Sophs knew what they wanted and they went after it with all the spirit and initiative of true Tech students. The senior winners of Tech's annual hall of fame contest were announced at a dance given by the Sophomore Class on Friday, March 20. The jass orchestra, under the direction of Mr Jean Sarli furnished music for the dancers and talented members among the Sophomores provided entertainment. Lawrence Mechler performed as master of ceremonies, introducing Billy Elliot who did a tap dance, and played the accordian. Leon Thompson, well-known singer gave his version of “Lights Out. Ruth Hood entertained with an acrobatic dance.

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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.

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FUERMANN PRESIDENT PFEIFFER 501 MBS Chi Sigma Chi Clu Sigma Chi Fraternity was founded at the New York Military Academy early in 1890. It was established by the lower classmen to protect themselves against the harsh treat-ment of the upper classmen. Since its founding Ch. Sigma , 1 F’as r;,Pld|y sen in prominence until today it ranks fourth among the nation’s interscholastic fraternities Besides being the nation s largest fraternity. Chi Sigma Ch. is also the fourth oldest. Alpha Zcta Chapter, including members of the various Arr' ' SC K, k w' installed on December 21. , nV y- r rcdcnck P,:tcr- Grand Treasurer, of Cinc.nat-■ I. Ohio. The charter members of Alpha Zcta Chapter include George Fuermann. president: Warren Lund, vice president George Jordan, secretary: Dustin Cordcn. treasurer: John Pfeiffer sergeant-at-arms: Raymond Carpenter, degree master nshe 3 ' Fra'lkl,n EI,IOtl A I Mandry.’and Earhardt Since its installation Alpha Zeta Chapter has sponsored several functions including an installation banquet at the Aurora Hotel dining room: the annual mid-winter banquet at