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

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ro T Q z H u t-H z S u u H H I! H WALLS, JOYCE ACADEMIC WARREN, FRED ACADEMIC; STUDENT COUNCIL, PRESIDENT SENIOR CLASS. PAN-AMERICAN STUDENT FORUM, NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY, TRACK LETTERMAN. PRESIDENT PATTERSON ADVISORY. GOLF, WATTERS, DICK ACADEMIC WENDT LILLIAN ACADEMIC; ASST. ADV. MGR. THE TECHNICIAN, PRESS CLUB, PRESIDENT CHORUS, QUILL AND SCROLL WERTHEIM, KURT RETAIL SELLING; PRESS CLUB, PRESIDENT SENIOR CLASS, PRESIDENT ALLEN ADVISORY, QUILL AND SCROLL, NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY WEST, CHARLES R. ACADEMIC; ROTC, WINNER FIRE PREVENTION ESSAY CONTEST WILLS, MARIE ACADEMIC; PRESIDENT PRESS CLUB, CO-EDITOR THE TECHNICIAN, REPORTER SENIOR CLASS, QUILL AND SCROLL. ART CLUB, NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY WILSON, SHIRLEY JEAN RETAIL SELLING; THE TECHNICIAN WISE, GLORIA SECRETARIAL; CORRESPONDING SECRETARY RED JACKETS, PRESIDENT SECRETARIETTES, PRESIDENT MERCER ADVISORY. TEN-NIS LETTERMAN WOLFE, ELSIE MAE COSMETOLOGY; CAPTAIN SPONSOR. COSOTE WOOD, DOROTHY JEANE SECRETARIAL; CAPTAIN SPONSOR. PRESIDENT DEAN ADVISORY, STUDENT COUNCIL, SECRETARIETTES. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY ZAIONTZ, GEORGE ACADEMIC ZALDIVAR, MANUEL D. O. ZENNER, CARL RETAIL SELLING; STUDENT COUNCIL ZOELLER, MOLLY ACADEMIC BURRIS, ROSE LEE ACADEMIC; PRESS CLUB MAJORETTES, THE TECHNICIAN

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STEVENS, EDITH ACADEMIC STEWART, MARY JOYCE SECRETARIAL; MAJOR SPONSOR. SECRETARIETTES, TREASURER SPONSOR CLUB, VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARIETTES SULAICA, LILLIE MAE VOCATIONAL DRESSM A KIN G; LIEUTENANT COLONEL SPONSOR, ART CLUB, PRESIDENT SERVICE CLUB. SECRETARY SPONSOR CLUB SWIEDOM, MARGARET SECRETARIAL; PRESIDENT RED JACKETS. PRESIDENT BLACK ADVISORY. TREASURER SECRETARIETTES, STUDENT COUNCIL, NATIONAL HONOR SO-CIETY TAPIA, RUDY ACADEMIC; TREASURER KENNEDY ADVISORY. LIEUTENANT ROTC TULLOS, EUNICE D. E.; SERVICE CLUB, RED JACKETS UHL, PATRICIA VOCATIONAL D R ESS MAKING; CAPTAIN SPONSOR, SERVICE CLUB. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY, STUDENT COUNCIL VACA, ALICE SECRETARIAL; GIRL RESERVES VALDEZ, ARTHUR PRINTING; ROTC DRILL TEAM VASQUEZ, CELIA SECRETARIAL; SECRETARIETTES TARRODAYCHIK. PAUL D. O. TELLO, PETRA RETAIL SELLING VASQUEZ, XAVIER COMMERCIAL ART; ART CLUB VILLALOBOS, ERNEST AUTO SHOP; ROTC TEMPLE, ALICE ACADEMIC THOMAS, MELBA JEAN ACADEMIC; PRESIDENT ADAM-CIK ADVISORY, VICE-PRES-IDENT RED JACKETS, 1941 ’42 CHEER LEADER TREVINO, DELLA MAE RETAIL SELLING VILLARREAL, ANITA BOOKKEEPING; PRESIDENT KENNEDY ADVISORY, PAN AMERICAN STUDENT FORUM. MAJOR SPONSOR NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY VIVENZA, CARMEN ACADEMIC; PRE-NURSE CLUB. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS’ CLUB, BAND VREELAND, MARY LOUISE ACADEMIC Pdg J9 IHE TECHNICIAN • 1943

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On Graduating Wc arc the Graduating Class of 1943. To us Seniors this is a year That will long he remembered. Not so much for its gay festivities. But because of its being less gay. For as I scan this Senior section, 1 see a multitude of vacancies. And for each vacancy A sober remaining face. Ours are sober faces Because now we fully realize This paradoxical warring yet peace-loving world That wc are soon to be a part of. Wc can well face this future Confident of ourselves And of our classmates. Here at Tech we have grown into men and women Learning to differentiate Between right and wrong. Here wc have gained Long and lasting friendships, Learned the worth of knowledge And how to use it advantageously. It is not easy to say goodby To acquaintances as old as you. And to many gay and good times. But now as wc look back over our stay at Tech We can laugh at things like Lost locker keys, Overdue library books. Flunking chemistry tests, And even an occasional trip to the office. Which seemed at the time nothing less Than a catastrophe But in reality only went To complete a well rounded High school career. Now it is up to us. Wc go out into the world To make names for ourselves That wc may more firmly establish A peaceful posterity. But we will always remember Tech As a guiding light That will never fail To bring back our fondest memories. —Ellenor Coffman H X m H m n X z n z o •t . Communique To Juniors As the day of departure nears fot the graduating class of 194a, each and everyone is financially embarrassed because of graduation rings, annuals and clothes Nevertheless, they would like to leave a little somethin’ behind, so— Kurt Wcrtheim wills his car, “Congress, to Jackie Baldauf, hoping that Jackie may soon learn the technique of driving such a car. Melba Jean Thomas wills her golden voice to all future Red Jacket Belles. Rudy Rizzo wills his football uniform to M. C. Sullivan. Diana Reid wills her attractive smile to Helen Dorris. Velma Grimes wills her stenographic skills to Mrs. Williams’ Shorthand I class. Dorothy Ott wills her dramatic ability to Delores Boldt. Delores is that famous person who became famous for her performance in The Letter, we betcha! Mary Ann Anderson wills her “boots to Betty Neyrey to wear in Room 200 only. Raymond Ramos leaves his desk in Commercial Art to Dorothy Schaefer. Margaret Swiedom wills her personality to the new Red Jacket President. Lona Parsons wills her curls to Margie Maddox, to wear at parade reviews on rainy Tuesday mornings. Carl Zenner wills his Kid Day get-up to all next year's “kids.” Jane Huddleston gladly wills her books, especially physiology, to Jean Botto, Fernando Calo-oy wills his artistic ability to Betty Bankston. Beatrice Spengler wills her place in the Cosmetology Department to Sammie Jean York. Mildred Mollcnkopf wills her personality to Corrine McCoy. Tamara Scott wills her black hair and dark eyes to Patsy Handey. Patrick Fox and John Karcher will their ability for getting out of homework to Leo Romano and William Henneke. Ruth Salinas wills her quiet ways and her polite manner to Patsy Sue Morgan. Billy Nyman wills his “way with the women” to Homer Escamilla. Ira Moss and Sylvan Siegal will their good grades to Edwin West and William Wissmann. Fred Barnett wills his bashfulness to Leonard Black. Alex Habeeb wills his loud voice to George Rogers. Frances Marrs and Margaret Driffill will their tiny sizes to Kathryn Henderson and Maryn Jeff Haley. Dorothy Garner wills her pretty hair to Dorothy Ford. Virginia Stanfield wills her mathematical headaches to the future Managing Editor of The Technician. Marilyn Brandon wills her appetite to Jeanne Mead. Beverly Martin and Lora King Harwell will their business skills to Jewel Davis and Peggy Lee Krueger. Edith Scharlack wills her noted sincerity and sunny smile to Melba Taylor. Max Smith wills his stunted growth, puny figure and lack of muscles to Sammy Rodriquez. All the rest of the Seniors will the “hot seat” in the office to anyone who wants it—the Seniors certainly do not want it any longer. Page 21