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

Text from Pages 1 - 226 of the 1949 volume:

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There must be a plan, and a program for carrying it into effect, and no such plan can Work unless it includes active participation by the people them- selves. That concept is integral in the fundamental American conviction that democracy cannot function without an educated and informed public. The honor and dignity of work were basic in the creed of the founders of the American democracy. They worked to build a nation of their own, con- vinced of the importance ot each contribution to the national expansion. As minds and hands were trained, a greater contribution Was possible, and en- richment of personal life was enhanced simultaneously. Fundamentally the picture has not changed since a pioneering people worked to control and use the resources of the forests and prairie lands and the mines and Waters west of the Alleghenies, but the complexities of living in an industrial, mechanized, urbanized world have brought confusion, and mud- dled thinking, and a compelling need for direction. An informed and enlight- ened citizenry has become the paramount demand of democracy, as a totali- tarian concept of government spreads over the world, and an informed and en- lightened citizenry includes skills and training for the work which exists and will develop in the fast-moving world of today. G. H, FERN PAGE 2 . 1 - 'Q!.f ' -. .. .. .Y -I 1-mfr-.-. 1 2 - .' DEDICATION If we work upon marble, it will perish, if we work upon brass, time will efface ity if we rear temples, they will crumble into dust: but if we work upon immortal minds, if we imbue them with principles, with the 'just tear of God and love of our fellowmen, we engrave on those tablets something which will brighten to all eternity. -Daniel Webster. I To our Teachers we lovingly dedicate this book. PAGE a , fi' ' '. If-1 -, tif,-sf Q, sf' 5 V -, 4--2 ,gg .4 ., 5 5,31 ,F Pi 'i V, , mi .tw , if 1, Si 'l A lr! OUR GYM IN MEMORIAM WARRANT OFFICER W. B. WADE I will litt up mine eyes unto the hills, from whence cometh my help. My help cometh from the Lord, which mode heaven ond earth. He will not suffer thy foot to be moved: he that keepeth thee will not slumber. The Lord shotll preserve thee from all evil: he shall preserve thy soul. The Lord shall preserve thy going out ond thy coming in from this time forth, cmd even for evermore. PAGE 6 g N QFFICE XLDXNG ,NNN ,.,,,m-F g . . -,Tl ::f ,. , X X ,.,. eu. ' ll A X .. .6 A-bf V. f - f - f i 1 CAF ET ERXA I THIRD FCDUR TH BUILDING OUR FUTURE CITIZENS NEED I.-THEIR TEACHERS II.-THEIR CLASSMATES III.-TECHNICAL TRAINING IV.-SOCIAL LIFE V.-ATHLETICS VI.-MILITARY TRAINING VII.-RELAXATION VIII.-FRIENDS PAGE 10 THEIR TEACHERS ADMINISTRATION MR. HARRY H, ROGERS, PRESIDENT an Antonio Independent ScI1ooI District Board of Education M E gene W. Robinson Mr. Gus C. Garcia M F I W t Mrsr O. E, Latimer M P 1 Ad Mr. I. E. Seibert MR. THOMAS B. PORTWOGD Superintendent of Schools Son Anlonio Public Schools ' PAGE H MR. L. W. FCJX Director ot Vocational Education and lndustrial Arts San Antonio Public Schools PAGE 15 GEORGE L. FLING Principal San Antonio Vocational Technical School Seniors- You have had the opportunity of choosing the kind of education you wanted. You have, therefore, received vocational and technical training which has fitted you to go forth into the World and earn a good living. This opportunity for any student to prepare for the occupation of his choice is available only in a democratic nation such as ours. Go forth and do What- ever must be done to preserve our democratic way of life, and do your part to keep America the finest place to live on this earth. G. L. FLING PAGE is Dear Students. One of the privileges of American lite is the right to choose our own vocation. To take advantage ot this right, however, we must work hard and continue to study if we would attain success at any skilled job. Our hope is that you have learned here at Tech some skills which will help you in becoming happy and productive citizens. FRANK P. CUNNINGHAM Vice Principal Dean of Boys w 1 1 2 PAGE 17 One of the fundamental principles of a Democratic society is the recognition of the dignity of the individual. ln such a system each citizen is accorded the digni- ty of a human being and as such has certain rights, privileges and duties. In order that you may perform your duties to society, our plan of vocational educa- tion endeavors to fit each of you as an independent worker whose attainments are limited solely by his own capabilities. Throughout your lives may you be guided by your sense of duty, recognizing fully that only after your duties have been satisfactorily performed are you privi- leged to claim rights. MRS. IUANITA DE PUE Dean of Girls Co-Sponsor of Annual at Work Mr. McComb and Draftsman QL is ,dw 45 . ALLEN, ARDA, BA., Ms. I Izuznzlluunu English, Testing V! if Q. it ALSUP, KATHERINE, T. and l. ADAMCIK, LILLIAN B., BS., MS Commercial Art Science Sponsor: Pre-Nurse ALSUP, RAYMON, BS. Architectural Drafting Sponsor: Arch. Dr. Club ANDERSON, CONRAD, B.A., Industrial Mathematics Boys' Counselor PAGE IR ANDREWS, LYDIA HUNTLEY, T. and l Cosmetology Sponsor: Cosote Club Civics Sponsor: Senior Clcxss ARMSTRONG, VIRGINIA, BS. Homemciking Sponsor: Sophomore Class BLACK, GEORGIA LORRAINE, BA., MA. BUNDICK, DOROTHY N., BA. Secretory Mr. White, Welder Mr. Flowers, our government mon :L :agggsj rx . COCKRELL, DOYLE, BA., MA, Zvz, English ,1,. 5 If .... X : yy, CONNER, CLARE ALICE, BA., Bs. Library PAGE 155 CURRAN, ELAINE ELEANOR, B.A., MA. Drcrrncztics and Public Speaking Sponsor: Mojorettes and Tech Little Theater DEAN, OLIVE L., B.S., MA. Commercial Sponsor: Senior Class M3 lub., i ...... ----, -ll :AA l 1 X Q DHOSSCHE, H. A., B.M. Band and Orchestra DOTSON, ARDATH R., B.S. Print Shop DUNSMORE, DOROTHY, BS. Home-making Sponsor: Homemakinq Club DWENGER, AL. T., T. and l. Machine Shop EVERETT, MARGUERITE, BA., MA Commercial Sponsor: School Finance l Mr. Anderson, counselor Miss Schneider, guardian ol our library PAGE 20 35, ' ' , w , lgj Q 1 , Z . A A W Why a Mrs. Scott, our historicin Mrs. Cockrell moilces cz speech FLOWERS, RICHARD W., B.A., M.A. Civics Sponsor: Allied Youth FEINSTEIN, CELIA, B.A., M.A FREE, MARY, B.A., M.A. Distributive Education Art Sponsor: D. E. Club Sponsor: Art Club GAHAN, MARIE, B.A. Commercial HADDON, HELEN, B.A., M.A. Mathematics Sponsor. Y-Teens PAGE 21 HARDT, BEN F., B.A., M.A Electric Shop HAYES, IULIA, B.A., M.A. English l Sponsor: Sophomore Class l HARTSFIELD' CLARA' BAM MAA' IIENRICHSON, ROBERT S, B. English , Mathematics Sponsor: Student Council l l Mrs. Iackson, keeper of our secrets Mrs. Adamcik, close to science 'v A ,.,,,,g , ' ':'l A ' .,,., f IACKSON, SELMA KEITHLY, MARY, B.S,, M.A Attendance Office History Sponsor: Service Club IETT, PAUL N., B.A. Radio Sponsor: Radio Club PAGE 22 .:.f: H M ' Si mp ,M r--asf: F weaifa: :g X xx 15:5 S 3. 1 KING, EDITH, Bl., M.l. 1 lournalism Sponsor: The Technican Press Club KENNEDY, PAYTON, B.A., MA, KINSLOW, PEGGY, B.A., M.A Commercial Commercial Sponsor: Secretariettes ' , 1' ' , ,styY'f',.2f :'w XJ' , 3 VVAA in . ZVAIZ , , l U -'. v-:. ,v,, , .,.,, rr1 ',r-:1 1 LUCKENBACH, Eumcia D., Bs. MAiDoNADo, CAROLYN Physical Education Sponsor: Cheerleaders, Red Iackets - Office Secretary LYSTER, EDNA L., BS., M.A. Dressmczlcing 1 Miss Patterson, gl-Iabla Usted Espanol? Miss Orrell, was the speech good? PAGE 23 Miss Conner and Mrs, Sewell, our helpful librarians MAY, EDITH, BA., MA. Mathematics Sponsort Math Club MAXHAM, KENNETH E., BS., MS. MCCOLLUM, IOHN, BS., M Diversified Occupations Science Sponsor: D. O. Club Coach, Track MCCOMB, ARTHUR S., B.A. Engineering Drafting Sponsor:yEngineering Drciftinq Club NORDYKE, MONA, BA., MA. English and Chorus Sponsor: Glee Club PAGE 271 ORRELL, ETHEL, B.A,, MS Speech l PEAVEY, BLANCHE, BA., M.A. English Y Sponsor: National Honor Society .Y PATTERSON, MAURINE E., BA., M.A. PERRY, RAY H., T. and I., BS Spanish Electric Shop Sponsor: Pan American Club Sponsor: Earth Science Cfub Mrs. Allen, our testing expert Mrs. Alsup, in her Commercial Art class : 5 5 :,. za.- PORTER, HAROLD A R. O. T. C. RAMIREZ, NANCY H., BA. English Sponsor: Red Iaclcets PAGE 25 REHN, DOROTHY, B.A., M.A. English Sponsor: The Artisan ROSELL, MARY, T, and Garment Manutacturin in :iiyi - -W f - A, A:,.,,. ..., C li gi E X C SEAWELL, YSABEL Library SCHNEIDER, EDITH C,, BA., BS., MA, Librarian I. SCHUSTER, H. C., T. and I. Q Cabinet Mill Shop W ,, r ,, l SHANNON, PAT, BA., MA. Phy. Ed, Coach Football SHEA, GERTRUDE, BA. Commercial Sponsor: Recl Cross Council Mr. Williams explains a point in sheet metal Mr. Dwenger, the machinist PAGE 26 Coach Mac relaxes Mrs. May, our mathematics wizard SIEGAL, HERBERT WILLIAM, B Commercial TINNIN, RUTH, BA., M. English A. Sponsor: lunior Class: A., MA. SKIDMORE, COOPER R. O. T. C. YZ, I x r' K - .,:,g:,:..,... ' H ' ' ' ..., ' ' . M AT? ,. .M ., vs, I 4' lg, T., ' - 'KAY 1 3,233 K ::.:.:,w-:,- YA , iv ' , ' S Ee I... ..-'.. A STUDHALTER, EDWIN, BA. Mechanical Drawing Sponsor: Tech Drafting Club l TUNE, GUY M., T. and I Auto Shop PAGE 27 WADE, W. B. R. O. T. C. WILLIAMS, C. P., T. and I. WILLIAMS, MARGARET H., B.S. Sheet Metal Practical Nursing WHITE, C, C., T, and l WYBLE, W. F., BS. Welding Shf-UD Social Science Coach, Baskeiball I Mr. I-Ienrichson solves a problem Mrs. Ramirez in her English class K ,..... ,,....:. S 1 . I f sf if fi W Nw YATES, EVA, B.A., M.A. Commercial ZETTNER, W. F., T. and I Piping Trades YATES, MAMIE, B.A., BS., M.A. YOUNGER, ELIZABETH, B.A., MA. Retail Selling Commercial Sponsor: Iunior Class PAGE 28 SENIORS . fa- Q11-. X , fm 1 me Q g gf . -I-, H .vi .C r. lv-fl-I y -i 1 Q il Fw' wi. ,,51.11jr-. 1,-' - - 1-,V .war '4. 'Tf fl- J,- L.'Ef,5:f,r :-Q '- x 53,3 'H' ' '- eilfgli , .N 11 - '-1 Xa. if -Q .,-1 f+.r3,' I .'9, gf,-QQ .5,1,1',. .. , ,V X -. gy , 4 1 ' it .'. ..ms.v' ,. ,H ,gf ww , . V .,,- ,-.A,1..- .g ,Yu . 1 ,gp-E . VSV' ,' rl . '-:- 1 - V I ,',.fr.:, , - ,. LI. ' , MY .. ,Y 4,7943-, . 1. . xx ' M OFFICERS SENIOR CLASS '49 G. L, BLANCETT ,.,,,,... A,.Sw..S.,..,,.. P resident LOUIS IMPERIAL .,,S.4,... .........., V ice-President CELIA DAVILA ,,.,S,Av,,...V,,,,A... .....V.. T reosurer BARBARA LYNN EZZELL ,...,.. ...v. w.......,...... S e cretcrry EDMUND PINTOR ...........,.... ...,..,. S ergeont-ot-Arms DAVID RODRIGUEZ .L....,. .....,...., P orlicimentoricm Senior Sponsors: Mrs. Olive Deon Miss Georgia Block P XGL 'il ACOSTA, CHRISTINE - Academic. AGUILAR, ALICE - Academic, AHRENS, IUNE LA NELL-Commercial, Red Iackets. School Honorsi Treas. Distributors' Club, Assistant Cheerleader, Student Council Rep. '48, Service Club Vice-Pres. ALCACIO, ALICE-Print Shop, Press Club, Technician Staff. School Honors: Bookkeeping pin. ALFARO, MANUEL- Auto Shop, Press Club, A Football Team. School Honors: Letterman '47, '48. ALMAGUER, RUDY - Academic, Press Club, Technician Staff, Math Club, Radio Club. School Honor: Artisan Staff R.O.T.C. Editor, Drill Team, Ritle Team, First Battalion Lt. Col, Adv. Pres. ALMARAZ RICHARD-Academic. School Honors: Two Year Football Letterman, Two Year Letterman in Swimming, One Year Football Team, A and B Basketball Team. ALONZO, DANIEL-+Piping Trades. School Honors: Domestic Engineers Secretary '48, '49, ALONZO, REBECCA-Commercial, Pan-American Club. School Honors: Student Council Rep. '48, '49. AMADOR, BELIA-Commercial, Tech Little Theater, Press Club, All City Press Club, School Honors: Artisan Business Manager '48, '49, Adv. Secretary '48, '49. ANDERSON, IOHNNY-D. O., D. O. Club. ANGIANO, LUPE - Print Shop. ARCINIEGA, CONSUELO-Practical Nursing, Art Club, Practical Nursing Training Club. ARCINIEGA, EVANGELINA-Cosmetology, Cosote Club. ARCOS, DOLORES-Commercial, Pan-American Club. School Honors: Soph. Rep. '46, '47, lunior Rep, '47, '48, Senior Rep. '48, '49, Student Council Rep., Press Club. ARIAS, ROBERT-Machine Shop. ' ASIAN, GEORGE -Academic. School Honors: Basketball and Track Letterman '45-'47. AVILA, FERNANDO -- Academic, Track Team. BALADEZ, IIMMY-Academic, Architectural Drafting Club Vice-Pres., T Club, B Football Team. School Honors: Football Letterman '48. BARRERA, GILBERT-Commercial Art, Art Editor ol the Artisan, BARRON, NICK-Electric Shop, Tennis Team, A Basketball Team. BARTLING, ROY -D. O., Tennis Team in City Meet '48, School Honors: Co. C Znd Lt, BASKIN, DORSEY LEE-D. O. BECKER, DOROTHY MAY-Academic, Red Iackets, Tech Little Theater. School Honors: Student Council Rep. PAGE 32 BELTRAN, HENRY-Academic, Basketball Team. BENAVENTE, MANUEL E.-Machine Shop. BENZONI, ROBERT - Machine Shop. BERNAL, SUSANA - Commercial. BLACK, IULIUS-D. O., D. O, Club, Press Club. School Honors: Radio Club Vice Pres. '47. BLANCETT, G. L, -Academic, Artisan Staff. School Honors: Assistant Band Director, Senior Class Pres. BOCANEGRA, HERMELINDA-Commercial, Tech Little Theater, Pan-American Club, Secretariette. School Honors: Alt. Soph. Rep. '46, '47, Alt. Iunior Rep. '47, '48, Senior Rep. '48, '49. BORIAS, LUCRECIA-Academic, Math Club, Red lack ets, School Honors: Student Council Rep. '47,-'49. BOTELLO, BEATRICE-Commercial, Press Club, Secretariette, Technician Staff. School Honors: Editor-in- chief of Transcription, Student Council, Quill and Scroll. BOYD, RAMONA IOYCE-Academic, Red Iackets Sec. '48, '49. School Honors: National Honor Society, Col. Red Iackets. BROOKS, MARVIN LARRY-Academic, Glee Club, Art Club, Tech Little Theater. BROWN, DONALD DELAVAN -Academic, Tech Little Theater, Artisan Staff, Press Club. ' 'i . M -X4 E t-fm Sk 'M 1 Q 1 D4 BROWN, FRED-Sheet Metal. BROWN, GWENDOLYN NELL-Academic, Tech Little Theater. School Honors: Majorette '47, '48,-'49. BROWN, RUTH VERNELL-Commercial, Technician Staff, Tech Little Theater, Distributors' Club, A Band '46-'49. BRUNO, ERNEST-Electric Shop. ' BUCKELEW, IOAN-Commercial, Distributors' Club. BUSTOS, MARY N.-Academic. CABALLERO, LYDIA - Commercial. CADENA, RICHARD-Engineering Drafting, Math Club Historian '48, '49, Engineering Drafting Club. CAMARGO, RICHARD-Radio Shop, Co. C Lt. Col. School Honors: Best Squad Leader Medal, Sharp Shooter Medal, Military Proficiency Ribbon. CAMPA, RICARDO-Academic, Pan-American Club, CAMPOS, MARY-Commercial, Glee Club. School Honors: Student Council Rep, CANEDO, RUDOLPH-Electric Shop, Sgt. Co. E '47, PAGE 33 CANTU, ARTHUR M. -Engineering Drafting, Engineering Drafting Club Treas. '47, '48, Co. A Staff Sergeant. School Honors: Soph. '47. CANTU, RAMONA-Commercial, Secretariette, Pan-American Club Secretary '48. School Honors: Soph. Rep. '46, '47, Iunior Rep. '47, '48, Student Council Alt. CARDENAS, MARTIN-Print Shop. School Honors: Ed. of Technician. CARRILLO, GABINO M.-Piping Trades, A Band '47-'49, Domestic Engineers, Sec, '48, Vice-Pres. '49. CARRILLO, IOE- Sheet Metal. CARRILLO, RICHARD P.-Commercial Art, Tech B Football Team, Art Club. CARVAIAL, IIMMY -Print Shop. CASTANEDA, STELLA- Garment Manufacturing. CASTILLO, ALMA WINFIELD - Commercial. CASTILLO, BERNADINE-Academic, Tech Little Theater. School Honors: Student Council, Pen 51 Spell Certificate. CASTILLO, IUAN-Print Shop. CASTILLO, RICHARD-Academic, B Football Team '47, Track Team '46. 4 V ...v. E 4 ju M 5 E 'ive R 5 mx' ifsf fa. t . L 1..- .. 8 i CAVAZOS, ANNA MARIA-Pre-Nurse, Press Club '48-'49, All City Press Club. School Honors: Adv. Pres. CERVANTES, ARTHUR-Commercial, Art Club, Distributors' Club. CHARPENTIER, IUNE - Practical Nursing. CHAUVIN, MARIA-Commercial, Secretariette. School Honors: Pan-American Club Vice Pres. '47, '48, Pres. '48, Alt. Cheerleader, Capt. Girls' Rifle Team, Red Iacket Honor Guard, Adv. Reporter '47, Adv. Vice Pres. '47, '48, Red lackets Vice Pres. Loyalty Rifle Team and Honor Guard Medal and Ribbons. CHAVEZ, MARY CECILIA - Commercial. CONTRERAS, ARTHUR-Academic, Press Club, Drill Team, First Lt.-Co. School Honors: Sharpshooter Medal, Military Proficiency Ribbon. CONTRERAS, FERNANDO-Electric Shop. ' COPPLE, IOHN F.-D. O., Adv. Reporter. CORDOVA, MARY-Academic, Red Iackets. CORTEZ, BEATRICE-Garment Manufacturing, Art Club, A Band '48, '49. CRAWFORD, K. MALCOLM-Piping Trades, Tech Drafting Club. CRUZ, MARY-Academic. PAGE 34 CUELLAR, DAVID-Architectural Drafting, Architectural Draft. Club Rep., Capt. Co. CUELLAR, RAUL-Print Shop. CUELLAR, RICHARD-Electric Shop, A Football Team, B Football Team, Drill Team, Cadet Major 2nd Battalion. CUEVAS, DAVID-Academic, Boys' Glee Club, Tech Little Theater. DANIEL, MANUEL-Architectural Drafting. DAVILA, CELIA-Academic, Math Club, Pan-American, School Honors: Student Council Alt., Senior Class Treas. DAVIS, ROY IAMES-Commercial, Distributors' Club. DECENA, BERNARDINO-Architectural Drafting, Press Club, Arch. Draft. Club. School Honors: A Basket- ball Team-Two Year Letterman, Adv. Vice-Pres. DE LA CERDA, OFELIA G.-Commercial, Pan-American Club. LA GARZA, DAN -Academic. LA FUENTE, CARMEN-Commercial, Distributors' Club. DE DE DE LA PENA, RICHARD-Commercial, Boys' Glee Club, Vice Pres. '48-'49, Tech Little Theater '47-'49, Press Club, Technician Staff, All City Press Club, Allied Youth. School Honors: Student Council Rep., Senior Class Editor of Artisan, Senior Class Rep., Adv, Treas. '47-'49. X W DE LA O, ANITA-Commercial Art, Red Iackets, Art Club Sec. School Honors: Student Council, Adv. Sec., Soph. Rep. '46, Iunior Rep., Senior Rep. DE LEON, ALICE - Commercial. DE LEON, MARY- Commercial. DELGADO, YDALIA - Academic. DE LOS SANTOS, BLANCHE-Practical Nursing. DILLARD, EDITH-Commercial Art, Art Club, Red lackets. DOMINGUEZ, ROBERT - Academic. DRIFFILL, ROY-Piping Trades, Press Club, Domestic Engineers Club. School Honors: Student Council Rep. DUNBACK, GLORIA-Commercial, School Honors: Cheerleader '48-'49, Pres. of Secretariettes '48-'49, Adv. Pres., Senior Class Rep., Red Iackets Major. DUNCAN, GRADY L.-Electric Shop, Math Club. School Honors: Soph. Rep. Senior Rep., Iunior Rep., Adv. Vice-Pres. - DUQUE, YOLANDA-Academic, All City Press Club. School Honors: Red lackets lst Lt., Drill Team '48, Annual Staff Club Editor, Cheerleader '48, '49, Student Council Rep., Adv. Pres. ELIZONDO, IOE-Radio Shop, Radio Club, Art Club, Co. B Sergeant. PAGE 35 ELIZONDO, SOILA-Commercial, Distributors' Club, Pan-American Club. School Honors: Penmanship Certificate, Bkkg. II Silver Pin, Typing Pins 40, 50 word. ESPINOZA, ELOY-Sheet Metal. School Honors: Band Drum Major '48-'49, Sheet Metal Shop Foreman. EZZELL, BARBARA LYNN-Academic, Glee Club, Red Iackets. School Honors: Vice-Pres. Student Council, Secretary of Senior Class, Program Mgr. of Tech Little Theater, Technician Rep., Rep. in Ioske's Teen Texas Show, on Teena Texas Board. FARIAS, DOLORES-Commercial, Distributors' Club, Glee Club. FARIAS, GLORIA-Commercial, Scenic Artist of Tech Little Theater, Art Club. School Honors: Secretary ot Student Council '49, Majorette '48-'49, 60-80 Word Shorthand Certificates, 80-100 Word Shorthand pins, President of Advisory '49. FARRINGER, RUSSEL-Radio Shop, Tech Little Theater, Drill Team, Press Club, Math Club, Public Address Crew. FELAN, ROBERT-Electric Shop. School Honors: Track Letterman. FISHER, MARIE - Practical Nursing. FISCHER, RICHARD E.-Electric Shop, Sec. of Tech Math Club. School Honors: Iunior Class Vice Pres. '47, '48, Adv. Pres. A FLORES, BLAS-Print Shop, Press Club, Technician Staff. FLORES, IESSE - Academic. FLORES, MANUEL- Print Shop FLORES, NED-Commercial, Art Club, Distributors' Club, Glee Club, School Honors: Track Letterman, State and District Track Medal. FLORES, ROBERT - Print Shop. FRIESENHAHN, CLIFFORD- Piping Trades. FRIESENHAHN, WILBUR-Piping Trades. FROEHMER, HAROLD-D.O., D.O. Club Pres. '48-'49. FRYER, SHIRLEY--Commercial Art, Red Iackets, Tech Little Theater, Glee Club, Press Club, Technician Staff. GALAVIZ, OLGA-Commercial, Distributors' Club. GALINDO, BEATRICE - Commercial, Y-Teens. GALVAN, BEATRICE- Academic, Press Club. GALVAN, Gus - Architectural Dmftmq. GARCIA, ELIA-Cosmetology, Cosote Club, Girls' Glee Club. GARCIA, EMIL-Academic, Tech Band, lst Lt. R. O. T. C., Znd command lst Sergeant of Drill Team. School Honors: Medals in Band Contests. PAGE 36 GARCIA, EPIPANIO - Academic. GARCIA, ERNEST - Academic. GARCIA, ERNESTINE-Commercial. Annual Staff, Technician Staff, Press Club, Technician Rep. GARCIA, HENRY-Academic, R.O.T.C. Sergeant. GARCIA, IGNACIO-Academic, Art Club. GARCIA, IUANITA-Commercial, Distributors' Club. ' GARCIA, LUPE-Commercial. School Honors: Student Council Alt., Type Pin 60 Words, Shorthand Pin 80 Words. GARCIA, MARY-Garment Manufacturing. GARCIA, PAUL- Piping Trades, Domestic Engineers, School Honors: Domestic Engineers Pres. GARCIA, RACHEL-Practical Nursing, Practical Nurse's Training Club. GARCIA, RICHARD- Commercial. GARZA, IOHNNY-Sheet Metal, Tech Football Team. School Honors: R.O,T.C, Captain, GARZA, MARGARET - Commercial. GARZA, MARY HELEN -Academic, Y-Teens, Tech Little Theater Make-Up Manager, Girls' Glee Club School Honors: Iunior and Senior Alt, Rep. GARZA, RAYMOND - Welding. GAY, EUGENE-Print Shop. GEISSLER, HAZEL-Commercial, Red Iackets, Distributors' Club, Tech Little Theater. GEORGES, ALBERT - Electric Shop. GERDES, ADOLPH-Radio Shop, Math Club, Press Club, Radio Club, Public Address Crew. GOMEZ, ROBERT-Welding, Pan-American Club. School Honors: R.O.T.C, Sergeant. GONZALES, DOLORES - Academic. GONZALES, GUS-D, E. School Honors: lst Lt. in R.O.'I'.C. GONZALES, RUDOLPH-Academic, B Basketball and A Basketball. GONZALES, TILLIE-Commercial, Red Iackets, Y-Teens. School Honors: Student Council Treas., Iunior and Senior Rep., Adv. Treas. PAGE 37 GONZALES, DELIA-Commercial. School Honors: Iunior and Senior Rep, GOVEA, PAULINE-Academic. School Honors: Penmanship Certificate. GRAVES, CARL- Academic. GRECO, LEONARD-Electric Shop, GRIFFIN, BILLY IOE-Academic, Photography Club, A Band. School Honors: Clarinet Soloist, Adv. Vice Pres., Co. F lst Lt., Cutstanding Platoon Sgt. '48. GUERRA, MARY LOUISE-Practical Nursing, Tech Little Theater, Girls' Glee Club, Practical Nursing Club. School Honors: Little Theater Historian. GUERRA, RAUL A. -Print Shop. GUTIERREZ, IOSEPHINE - Commercial, HALBARDIER, FLOYD-Welding, Math Club. HALLS, IOYCE-Cosmetology, Glee Club, Cosote Club. School Honors: Glee Club Vice Pres., Cosote Club Pres., Member of National Honor Society. HALLS, MARGIE-Commercial, Distributors' Club, Glee Club, School Honors: Distributors' Club Sec. HANZ, ELMER-Print Shop, Press Club, Technician Stall. HARDESTY, MAXINE - Academic. HARMON, WASH-Radio Shop, Tech Little Theater, Radio Club, Rifle Team, Public Address Crew. School Honors: Director ol Sound in T. L, T., Radio Club Vice Pres., Sergeant lst Class Co. HARRIS, MILESA LEE-Academic, Girls Glee Club, All City Press Club, Red Iacket, Red Iacket lst Lt. School Honors: Student Council Rep., Girls Glee Club Vice Pres., Red Iacket Editor ol Annual. HERNANDEZ, ALICE- Commercial. - HERNANDEZ, RUBEN - Academic. HERRERA, SEBERO-Welding, Art Club, Pan-American Club.. HICKS, MARY-Practical Nursing. I-IOEKSTRA, MARYANN-Garment Manufacturing. HOLMAN, BILL-Academic. HOWARD, GLENN-Architectural Drafting, Arch, Draft. Club, B Football Team, A Football Team. School Honors: Football Letterman '48. HUERTA, LYDIA - Commercial. HUNT, SHIRLEY-Print Shop. School Honors: Adv. Treas. PAGE 38 IBARRA, FRANK-Academic, Math Club. IBARRA, MINERVA-Commercial, Press Club, Red Iackets, School Honors: Soph. and lunior Class Treas. IBARRA, SOCORRO - Academic, IMPERIAL, LOUIS-Academic, Boys' Glee Club. A Band, Tech Little Theater. School Honors: Boys' Glee Club Sec., Iunior Class Pres., Senior Class Vice Pres., All City Band Medal, 2nd Lt. IMPERIAL, MANUEL-Machine Shop, Math Club, Student Council. School Honors: Iunior and Senior Class Rep. INSELMANN, ROBERT-Machine Shop. IANOWSKI, CLARENCE-Commercial, Boys' Glee Club, Distributors' Club, Adv. Treas. IANNASCH, FAY-Commercial Art, Press Club, Red Iackets, Art Club. School Honors: Math Club Reporter, Math Club Sec. and Historian, Red locket Historian, Red Iacket 2nd Lt. IASSO, CAROLYN - Garment Manufacturing, Art Club, Red lackets, Soph. Rep. IETT, PAUL-Machine Shop. IIMENEZ, MARY ALICE-Practical Nursing, Red Iackets, Press Club, Tech Little Theater, Girls' Glee Club. School Honors: Student Council, Practical Nursing Club Vice Pres, IIMENEZ, MARY ELLEN-Academic, Glee Club. l ? IIMENEZ, OSCAR - Machine Shop. IIMENEZ, RALPH-Electric Shop, Math Club, Earth Science Club. School Honors: Earth Science Club Pres. IIMENEZ, ROSIE-Academic, Art Club. IONES, EARL-D. O. IONES, ERNEST-Machine Shop. IUAREZ, LYDIA-Commercial, Distributors' Club, Red Iackets. School Honors: Soph. and Iunior Rep., Student Council Rep. IUAREZ, PETE-Auto Shop. KLINKSIEK, ROBERT-Piping Trades, Tech Drafting Club. School Honors: Tech Draft. Club Pres. '48, '49. KOHLER, ERNA-Academic, Red lackets. KRAUSE, BOBBIE-Commercial. School Honors: Student Council Rep. LACEY, LARRY-Architectural Drafting, Arch, Draft. Club, A Band, All City Band. School Honors: Sec. and Treas. of Arch. Draft. Club, '47, '48, Pres. '48, '49, Adv. Pres. LACY, MARY ELIZABETH- Academic, Art Club. PAGE 39 f LANDERS, IONE - Practical Nursing. LARA, TONY-Auto Shop, Tech Little Theatre. Q LARRALDE, LOUIS-Academic, Math Club. School Honors: Editor-in-Chief ot Artisan '48, '49, Quill and Scroll Society. LEAL, ALEX-Piping Trades, Domestic Engineers Club, Tech Little Theater. ' LENZ, EMMA HERMINA-Commercial, A Band '46-'49, Tech Little Theater, Distributors' Club. School Honors: National Thespian Society. LEW, STEVEN - Auto Shop. LIRA, ARMANDO -Print Shop. LONGORIA, IRENE-Academic, Girls' Glee Club, Pan-American Club. School Honors: Pan-American Club Vice Pres. '46, '47. LOPEZ, ANGELA-Academic, A Band Art Club, Pan-American. School Honorsi Senior Rep. LOPEZ, ELVIRA - Academic. LOPEZ, MARY - Commercial. LOUIE, TOY-Engineering Drafting, Math Club. LUNA, ABRAHAM-Academic, A Band. MACHADO, RUBEN-Academic, Math Club, Radio Club. School Honors: Co-Editor ot the Artisan, Sports Editor, Student Council Rep. MAHLER, NELLIE-Commercial, Distributors' Club Pres. MARBURGER, CAROL-Commercial, Distributors' Club, Girls' Glee Club. MARIN, ALFONSO-Welding Shop, Press Club. School Honors: Student Council, Drill Team, Shop Fore- man and Reporter, Technician Rep., Senior Rep., Major-Reg. Adj. MARISCAL, DAVID-Auto Shop. MARKELL, LLOYD-Academic, Football Team. MARTIN, G. L.-Electric Shop, Press Club, Print Shop, Technician Staff. - MARTIN, MARY GAIL-Commercial, Secretariette, School Honors: Majorette '47, '48, Head Majorette and Alt. Drum Major, Tech Little Theater Sec. '47-'49. MARTINEZ, ANTONIO-Electric Shop, Annual Staff, Technician Staff, All City Press Club, Press Club, Boys' Glee Club, Co. E lst Lt, School Honors: Adv, Pres., Student Council Rep., Drill Team Guidon Bearer, R. O. T. C. Technician Rep., Best Drill Team, Proficiency Award. MARTINEZ, BEATRICE MAE-Practical Nurse, Practical Nurses' Club, MARTINEZ, GAVINO H Academic. ' PAGE 40 MARTINEZ, ISABEL-Commercial, Red Iackets, Glee Club. School Honors: Pan-American Vice Pres. '47, Pres. '48, Little Theater Reporter, Allied Youth Club Pres., Second Lt. School Spirit Medal, Typing Pins, 35, 40, 50, Honor Guard '47, MARTINEZ, IOHNNIE -- Academic. MARTINEZ, OLGA A.-Commercial, Pan-American Club. MARTINEZ, OLGA M.-Commercial, Senior Rep. Alt., Secretariette. School Honors: 60 cmd 80 Steno Pins and certificate. MARTINEZ, RAYMOND-Electric Shop, Rifle Team, Drill Team, Co, B lst Lt. MARTINEZ, REBECCA-Commercial, Distributors' Club, Tech Red Iackets. School Honors, 50 word Type Pin. MARTINEZ, VICKIE-Garment Manufacturing. MASON, HERBERT - Auto Shop. MATHIS, DURWOOD - Academic. MATTA, ROSA LEE-Commercial, A Band, Distributors' Club. MATYEAR, BOBBY-Machine Shop, Student Council. MATYEAR, ELEANOR-Practical Nursing, 'Pre-Nurse Club, Practical Nurses' Training Club, Senior Rep. MCCLINTICK, ANN-Academic, Glee Club, Senior Rep. MCCORD, ELAINE-Pre-Nurse, Student Council, Girls' Glee Club Sec. '46, '47, McGOWAN, BETTY-Cosmetology, Cosote Club Vice Pres., Tech Little Theater, Red Iackets, Girls' Glee Club, Red Iacket Lt., Red Iacket Honor Guard. MCHANEY, IACK-Academic, Co. E Staff Sergeant. MCOUATTERS, BOB-D. O., D. O. Club Treas. '47, Sec, '48. MEDEL, PETRA-Commercial, Pan-American Club, Press Club. School Honors: Adv. Reporter, 60 and 80 Shorthand Pins, 60 word Certificate. MEDELLIN, ROBERT-Commercial Art, Art Club. MELLINGER, DONALD-Commercial, Distributors' Club. MERCADO, CONSUELO - Academic, MICHEL, BERTHA-Commercial, Distributors' Club, Pre-Nurse Club. MICHEL, THOMAS -- Academic. MOEHLE, THEKLA - Academic. PAGE 41 MONTALVO, DANIEL-Electric Shop, Photo Club, Math Club, Earth Science Club, B Basketball Team. A Basketball Team. MONTANTE, CONCEPCION-Garment Manufacturing. MONTES, IESSE-Electric Shop. MONTEZ, ROY-Architectural Drafting, Architectural Drafting Club, School Honors: Co. C Lt. Colonel. MOLINA, MARY-Commercial, Distributors' Club. School Honors: 50 Word Typing Pin, Gold Seal for Iunior Historians. MUELKER, ELVA E.-Commercial, Distributors' Club, Glee Club. MUNIZ, OFELIA - Academic, MUNIZ, VICTORIA-Cosmetology, Red lackets, Cosote Club, Press Club. MUNOZ, RUDY-Academic, Tech Little Theater, B Football. School Honors: Co. E First Lt., Adv. Vice Pres. MURILLO, LUPE-Cosmetology, Cosote Club, Red Iackets, Girls' Glee Club. School Honors: Honor Court Member '48, Honor Guard '48, '49, NEAL, ANNIEWAcademic. NEAL, IIMMIE-Radio Shop, Math Club, Tech Little Theater. School Honors: Radio Club Reporter. l NEIL, RICHARD-Academic, Football Team '45-'48. OLIVA, MANUEL-Welding. PADILLA, LEO-Academic, Tech Little Theater, Boys' Glee Club, Pan-American Club. School Honors: Co. D Capt. PADILLA, TERESA-Commercial, Secretariette. School Honors: Adv. Senior Rep., 80 Word Shorthand Pin. PALACIOS, DANIEL - Commercial Art. PALACIOS, TONI-Academic, Red Iackets, Y-Teens, Math Club. School Honors: Student Council Rep., Red Iackets Capt. PALMER, DON-D. O., Tech Drafting Club. PARSONS, DANNY-Commercial, Distributors' Club. PASSMORE, TEDDY-Commercial, Distributors' Club, Glee Club, Tech Little Theater, Red Iackets. PAYNE, IOHN-Engineering Drafting, Tech Drafting Club. School Honors: Tech Draft. Club Pres. '47-'48, Vice Pres. '48-'49. PEDRAZA, IOSEPHINE - Academic. PENA, AURORA-Commercial, Secretariettes, School Honors: Co-Editor-in-Chief of Transcription. PAGE 42 PENA, CARLOTTA-Commercial, A Band, PENA, CARMEN-Commercial, Glee Club, Distributor's Club. Schools honors: Glee Club Music Medal '47, Pres. oi Glee Club '47-48. PENA, FRANK-Academic, A Band, Pan-American Club. School Honors: Soloist Trumpet Award '48-'49, Adv. Pres. PENNINGTON, CATHERINE-Commercial, Red Iackets, Little Theatre, Glee Club, Service Club. PERALES, ISABEL - Academic. PEREZ, HENRY-Piping Trades, Press Club, Domestic Engineering. PEREZ, IO ANN-Academic, Red Iackets, PEREZ, ASCENCION - Welding Shop. PEREZ, SARA-Commercial, Technician Staff, School Honors: Typing and Shorthand Pins. PINTOR, EDMUNDO-Engineering Drafting. School Honors: Student Council, Eng. Draft. Club Pres. POCHMANN, IUDY-Commercial, Art Club, Press Club, School Honors: Art Club Reporter, Parliamentarian of Student Council, Adv, Reporter, Ir. Flower Girl. POPHAM, ARVIN-D. O. M PRADO, MANUEL- Architectural Drafting, Architectural Drafting Club. School Honors: Student Council Rep., Co. C Capt. PRADO, ROBERT-Piping Trades, Domestic Engineers Club, School Honors: Domestic Engineers Club Treas. QUESADA, IUAN - Auto Shop. OUIIANO, ROBERT-Electric Shop. RAMIREZ, DOLORES - Academic. RAMIREZ, GLORIA-Commercial, Art Club, Tech Little Theater, School Honors: Technician Reporter. RAMIREZ, ROSIE-Academic, Pre-Nurse Club, Y-Teens, Red Iackets. School Honors: Pre-Nurse Club Pres., Adv. Pres., Ir. Rep., Red Iackets Znd Lt. RAMOS, HUGO-Piping Trades, Domestic Engineering Club. RAMOS, IOEL-Academic. RAMOS, MATIAS-Auto Shop. School Honors: Co. A Znd Lt. RAMOS, MIKE-Academic. RENDON, RUDY-Engineering Drafting. PAGE 43 REYES, ESTHER - Academic. REYES, RUDY - Academic. REINA, BEN - Electric Shop. REYNA, GEORGE - Architectural Drafting, REYNA, GLORIA CATHERINE -- Academic. RIOS, RUDY G.-Academic. RIOS, SALLY-Academic, Pan-American Club, Press Club. School Honors: Red Iackets Treas. RIVERA, IULIA V.-Commercial. School Honors: Adv. Sec. and Treas. '48-'49. ROBEY, WILLIAM-Academic, Pan-American, Press Club, Boys' Glee Club. School Honors: Tech Little Theater Director, Annual Staff Photographer, Biology Class Pres., Adv. Sergeant-at-arms, Thespian Honor Society. RODRIGUEZ, ARMANDINA-Cosmetology. School Honors: Cosote Club Sec. and Treas. '48-'49, RODRIGUEZ, BALTAZAR - Academic. RODRIGUEZ, DAVID - Academic. RODRIGUEZ, EMMA -Practical Nursing. RODRIGUEZ, LUZ - Academic. RODRIGUEZ, RACHEL-Practical Nursing, Practical Nursing Club, Y-Teen. RODRIGUEZ, TONY R.-Welding Shop, Art Club. ROHAN, LAWRENCE L.-Architectural Drafting, Math Club, Architectural Drafting Club. School Honors: Math Club Pres. RUIZ, CECIL-Academic. SAENZ, RALPH-Academic, Tech Little Theater, Glee Club. School Honorsi Co. E Capt. SALAS, GLORIA DOLORES-Cosmetology, Press Club. School Honors: Cosote Club Reporter '48-'49, SALAZAR, BEN C.--Electric Shop. SALAZAR, IOE-Cabinet Mill, Press Club, Technician Staff. School Honors: Shop Representative, Co. A Capt., Drill Team. SANCHEZ, ASUNCION-Commercial Art, Art Club. SANCHEZ, DOLORES - Academic. PAGE 44 3 SANCHEZ, DORA-Garment Manufacturing, Art Club. SANCHEZ, EVA-Commercial, Pan-American Club. School Honors: Typing Pins. SANCHEZ, ANGELA MARY-Commercial, Distributors' Club. SANCHEZ, SAM-Academic. School Honors: Capt. A Football Team, Three Year Letterman. SANDOVAL, LUZ-Sheet Metal, Art Club. School Honors: Soph., Iunior and Senior Representative. SCHULTZ, NELRA - Academic. SCHAEFER, NORMAN-Radio Shop, Tech Drafting Club, Press Club, Photo Club. SCHROEDER, HENRY IOSEPH-Radio Shop, Radio Club. SICKO, GLADYS-Commercial, Pre-Nurse Club. SILOS, ISAAC-Print Shop, Annual Staff. School Honors: Adv. Technician Rep. SIMPSON, LORENA M -Commercial, Distributors' Club. SINGLETARY, ROSEMARIE-Pre-Nurse, Glee Club, Red Iackets, Y-Teens. SOLIS, RICHARD - Architectural Drafting. SOSA, VINCENT - Academic. SPENCER, DOLORES - Commercial. ' STENDIG, FRIEDA-Academic, Math Club, Press Club, Tech Little Theater. School Honors: Quill and Scroll. STERN, BETTY IEAN-Commercial, D. E. Club, Secretariette, Tech Little Theater. School Honors: Secre- tariettes Vice-Pres., Iunior Rep., Senior Rep., Adv. Pres. '48. STONE, BETSY RUTH-Commercial, Distributors' Club. STONE, CHARLIE W. -Machine Shop, Student Coun cil, School Honors: Tech Drafting Club Sec. SUDYKA, EDWARD I.-D. O. ' SUMMERS, EVELYN N.-Pre-Nurse, Red Iackets. TERRAZAS, LOUIS-Piping Trades, Domestic Engineers, A Football Team. I TRAVIESO, TONY-Machine Shop, B Basketball. School Honors: A Basketball Letterman '47, Track '46, Football Manager '47. TREVATHAN, DONALD-Radio Shop, Tech Little Theater, Art Club. School Honors: Radio Club Pres. PAGE 45 TREVINO, IESSE L,-Academic, Boys' Glee Club, Tech Little Theater, Press Club. School Honors: Adv. Pres., Co. D Lt. Colonel. TREVINO, PETE OCHOA-Academic, Art Club. TREVINO, Roszi. LEE - commercial. TREIO, ELODIA-Practical Nursing, Practical Nursing Club, VALDEZ, DELIA - Academic. VALDEZ, EVA-Academic, VALDEZ, IOSEPHINE-Academic, Art Club. VALDEZ, OSCAR - Academic. VALDEZ, VIOLA-Trade and Industrial, Practical Nursing Club. VALDILLEZ, PETE C.-D. O., D. O. Club. VALENCIA, MARIO - Academic. VELA, WILLIAM T.-Machine Shop, T-Club. School Honors: Two Year Track Letterman, VELASQUEZ, IANIE R.-Academic. VENEGAS, ANITA-Commercial, Red Iackets. VENEZIA, CHARLES M.-Academic. VERDIN, IESSE M.-Architectural Drafting, Press Club, Architectural Drafting Club, B Football Team '46-'48, A Basketball Team, B Basketball. School Honors: Adv. Technician Rep., Sec. and Treas. VERDUZCO, ALBERT N.-D. O. VIANES, RAMONA O.-Commercial, Press Club, Technician Staff, Annual Staff, Y-Teens. VILLALOBOS, MARY HELEN-Commercial, Press Club. School Honors: Student Council Rep., Senior Class Reporter. VILLANUEVA, THELMA CP. GJ-Commercial, Red Iackets, Art Club. School Honors: Student Council Re- porter, Press Club Advertising Manager, Tech Little Theater House Manager, Stage Make-up Super- visor, Adv, Pres. VILLEGAS, ANITA-Practical Nursing, Y-Teen Club, Practical Nursing Club. VILLEIO, VICENTE-Academic, Co. E Sergeant. WARNCKE, MILDRED-Commercial, Girls' Glee Club, Distributors' Club. WILBURN, HELEN-Commercial, Red Iackets, Press Club, Annual Stall, Technician Staff. PAGE 46 WILLIAMS, ANNIE IRENE-Commercial, Secretariette Club School Honors Student Council Red Iackets Pres. '48-'49, National Honor Society, Tech School Rep of Bluebonnet Girls State WOO, WILLIE - Print Shop. WRIGHT, RICHARD-Architectural Drafting, Tech Drafting Club ZAMARRIPA, IOE-Engineering Drafting, Math Club, Eng Drafting Club ZEPEDA, DOROTHY VELMA-Academic, Glee Club, CONLEE, LOUIE DELI..-Practical Nursing. FISCHER, MARIE A.-Practical Nursing. GARIBAY, OFELIA-Practical Nursing. GRUNDMANN, IOHANNA - Practical Nursing. l-IAUSLER, BESSIE -'Practical Nursing, LUKASIK, MYRTLE A.-Practical Nursing. MEDINA, URSULA - Practical Nursing, ...max i MENDOZA, MAGDALENA -Practical Nursing. MOCKBEE, AVA - Practical Nursing. PATRICK, WILLY MAE - Practical Nursing, PEDRAZA, MARIA - Practical Nursing. SCHRAEDERS, G. - Practical Nursing, SCI-IWAMMEL, BEATRICE - Practical Nursing VINAS, VIRGINIA - Practical Nursing. VOHL, IRENE- Practical Nursing. YGLESIAS, HORTENCE - Practical Nursing. l. Fixing fans. 2. Breaking ground. PAGE 47 I ERNEST, WAYNE - Academic. GARCIA, CHARLES - Auto Shop. HERNANDEZ, IANIE-Academic, Press Club. HOREISI, WILLIAM G. - Academic. HORMACHEA, CARROLL-Technician Stall, Tech Little Theater Press Club Art Club LOPEZ, VIVIANO-Academic, Captain, Co. D. MEDELLIN, PAULA -Commercial Art. MENDEZ, OSCAR-Academic-Tech Little Theater, Boys' Glee Club Art Club MOEI-ILE, TI-IEKLA - Academic, NOEL, VIRGINIA - Commercial---Distributors Club. PASTRANO, PETRA - Academic. SALDIVAR, FREDDIE - Sheet Metal Shop H Student Council SHAND, MARTHA ELIZABETH-Red Iackets, Tech Little Theater Glee Club Cheerleader RODRIGUEZ, GLORIA - Commercial. TREIIILLO, MIKE - Academic. TUREGANO, ALBERT- Cabinet Mill 1. The date to remember- 2. Front windows askew. 3. Mr. D. beats a stick. 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FLORENCE MILLER, MARGARET MONTALVO, TONIE MONTEMAYOR, IOE MONTES, OLGA MONTES, ROSE MARIE MOORE, SILVIA MORAN, LUCY MURPHY, CLAYTON MURPHY, IAMES NEGRETE, ESTHER NEIRA, ELANCHE NICKERSON, ROSE OCHOA, JESSE OCHOA, TONY V . .,,.,,., . I Jw I Eg N... ..., . .,... .,..,-.......,.......,,,..- Mila I W my Y I vw. x PAGE 58 O'LEARY, LAWRENCE OLIVARRI, IOVITA OROZCO, VICTOR OROZCO, YOLANDA ORTEGA, IOE ORTEGA, ROSARIO PAINE, IOSEPHINE PAINE, SARAH PALACIOS, CARMEN PARSONS, ROBERT PARIS, ROBERT PASTRAN, CORNELIO PATINO, ELSIE PAZ, ALMA PAZ, ELVA Q PECHE, IOI-INNY PEREZ, ALFRED PEREZ, ALICE PEREZ, CARMEN PENA, CONSUELO PEREZ, DOLORES POMEROY, IACK PEREZ, MIKE PEREZ, RACHEL FEREYRA, IRMA 'HQ' X-01' PETERS, GORDON PORTER, ANGELITA 2.1:-? 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SOLIS, STILES, RICHARD RICHARD R BLANCHE MARY TOMMIE MARVIN ELVIRA ELNORA O PAGE 60 STAUDT, IOHN SUMPTER, ROBERT TABHAN, STEVE TAYLOR, ROBERT TERRAZAS, BEATRICE TOSCANO, ERNESTINE TRUIILLO, ANGELITA TSCHOEPE, DOROTHY MAE VALDEZ, MINERVA VALDEZ, RAUL VALDEZ, TEDDY VALERO, DIAMANTINA WOO, VINCENT YEARRA, YZNAGA YZNAGA ZAMORA, ZEPEDA, ZEPEDA, ZIEGLER, ZUNIGA, ZUNIGA, MARY EVANGELINE HUMBERTO PETE ALFRED THERESA LEO HENRY MARIE RAMIREZ, MARTHA CRUZ, THERESA DUEVER, DAVID ESCARENO, LOUIS KENNINGTON, IOANNA MARTINEZ, PAULINE MONTALVO, ROBERT PADILLA, ALVIN PRATTES, KATHERINE RAMIREZ, RUDY Q 5 R, K 3 PAGE 61 VALLEE, NANCY VARA, CAROLINA VARGAS, ANTHONY VARGAS, ISABEL VASQUEZ, ARMANDO VASQUEZ, ELOY VASQUEZ, MARGARET VIDALES, MARY VIELMANN, DEA VILLAREAL BEATRICE VILLAREAL GILBERT VILLAREAL, LORENZO VILLAREAL RACHEL VOIGT, IOHN WENDT, IANET WENDT, PEARL WILLIAMS, IACK WISSMAN, ROBERT WOOLEY, ROBERT WONG, ANNA TECH ACTIVITY SCHEDULE September 24-Kerrville excursion 27, 28, 29-Individual Annual Pictures 28-Welcome Assembly October 12-Annual Promotion Assembly Annual Sales Campaign begun 13-Group Annual Pictures 20-Chorus-Tech Little Theatre Sth and 6th periods. 22-Chorus-Tech Little Theatre lNight Performcmcel November 2, 3, 4-Annual Shop Pictures 10-General Fund Movie 23-Thanksgiving Assembly December l-Football banquet 2, 3-Tech Little Theatre Directing Contests 10-Military Ball 21-Christmas Assembly Ianuary 12-Band Concert February 1-March of Dimes Assembly 8-Welcome Assembly 21-Brotherhood Assembly Student Council Dance March 8-Allied Youth Initiation 16-Senior Play Cafternoonl 18-Senior Play Cnightl April 1-Senior Kid Day 7-General Fund Movie ll-Easter Assembly 26-National Honor Society Initiation Assembly 29-Iunior-Senior Prom May 6--Senior Picnic 9-R. O. T. C. Hearst Trophy Drill ll-R. O. T. C. Field Night 13-Senior Prom 19-Senior Day Senior Luncheon Senior Theatre Party 22-Baccalaureate 24--Graduation Exercises PAGE 62 SOPHCDMGRES E GFFICERS SOPHOMORE CLASS '51 MARTIN CASTILLO A. ,,,. .,....,,.w, P resident CARMEN COLLAZO .v.,,.. ......,.. V ice-President ANN MILLER .,.,....,,.... ..,,,,,... S ecretctry ROY CAMACHO ...w.....,.. .Y , , ,.. T reorsurer ERNESTINE MARTINEZ ,..,,,,, ...,..,,,........, H istoricm IUAN VALLEIO ...., , w. Y,...... 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WONG, FRED WONG, SAMMY SATO WONG WILLIE YANEZ MARY I YOUNG, MARGARET ZAMORA, MARIA ZAMORA, MARGARITA ZUNIGA, MANUEL ALANIZ, LUPE CAMPOS, REFUGIO MUNSON, VIRGINIA PARSONS, ROBERT SANCHEZ, BOBBY VALDEZ, OSCAR NEW SOPHOMORES AOUILAR, ERNEST AQUILAR, TONY ALCOCER, ERNEST ALCOCER, ERNESTINE ALFARO, IESUS ALMAREZ, ESTELLA ALONZO, BENITO ALTAMIRANO, ORALIA AMARO, HECTOR AMEN, GEORGE ANDERSON, IANE ARDREY, IACK ARGUIIO, CARLOS ARISPE, MANUEL PAGE 78 ARMENIA, CARLOS AYALA, ARTHUR- AYALA, RAMIRO BAILEY, BRYAN RARRERA, SAM Rfxsoco, CONNIE RENAVIDES, ALFRED BENAVIDES, I-IUMBERT BENAVIDES, VIRGINIA BERNAL, DANIELS CABALLERO, DON CADENA, RUDY CALDERA, IOE CALOROY, ROBERT CAMECS, FRANK CARRANCC, RUDY CHAMPION, WILLIE CRAICHEAD, EDDIE CANAMAR, LEONARD CARTER, LERCY CHAUYIN, TERESA CRISTOFOLETTI, ALVIN CANEDC, WILLIE CASANCVA, ALFONSO CLARK, MARY IEAN CRUZ, MARY HELEN CANTU, HENRY CAVARRUREAE, MARY ELLEN CLIXTCN, DANIEL DAvILA, THERESA CARDINAE, ARTHUR CENTINC, PETE CORDOVA, ALMA DE HOYAS, ELIZABETH CARLSCN, DOUGLAS CERVANTES, FRANK CCRDCYA, MARCCE, DE LA CERDA, AMELIA 4. .PAGE Til DE LA O, IESSE DE LA ROSA, WILLIAM DIAZ, ELOY DOMINGUEZ, ESTHER ELIZONDO, ROIELLO ESPARZA, EVANGELINE ESPARZA, ROBERT ESPINOZA, MARIA ESQUIVEL, ROBERT FARELA, MATILDE FAZ, MANUEL IR, PERNANDEZ, EDWARD FERNANDEZ, IRENE GARCIA FISHER, KENNETH FLORES, FLORES, FLORES, FOSHEE, FOSTER, GILBERT GLORIA LIBRADO WILSON IOHN FROST, IACK GALAN, ERNEST GARCIA, GARCIA, GARCIA, ADA DOLORES FERNANDO IIMMY . - HERRERA, HELEN HERNANDEZ, VALERIA HOLLINGSWORTH, IANE IBARRA, RAMOND IMPERIAL, HORTENSE IASSO, CARMEN IENSCHKE, KERMIT 'UAREZ, IULIA IUAREZ, TEODULO KEE, PAUL LEE KELLEY, MARCIA KOWALSKY, ED LANDERAS, MARCO LEON, SALVADOR IR. LEOPARD, BILLY LONGORIA, GLORIA LOPEZ, AUGUSTINE LOPEZ, FERNANDEZ LOPEZ, IDA LOPE, RAMON LOPEZ, THOMAS LOZANO, EVANGELINE LUNA, EDWARD MACIAS, ISABEL MACIAS, TILIARIO MARMALIIO, RUDY MUMOZ, MUNOZ, MANUEL TONY NAVARRO, RUTH NUNEZ, RICHARD OCHOA, BEATRICE OLIVARRI, ROBERT ORTEGA, LENA ORTIZ, ANDREW ORTIZ, MARY PALINCIA, IRENE PASSIATORE, DONALD PASTRAN, GEORGE PAUL, BEATRICE GARCIA, VELIA GARZA, ALFRED GARZA, LEONAR GARZA, MANUEL GENNERO, DOLORES GILMER, PEGGY IEAN GOMEZ, DOLORES GONZALEZ, ARMANDO GONZALES, DORA MAE GONZALES, ESPERANZA MARTINEZ, CONCEPCION MARTINEZ, HERMAN MARTINEZ, HUMBERTO MARTINEZ, MANUEL MARTINEZ, ROBERT MARTINEZ VICENTE MALTOS, LOUIS MATA, ALBERT MATLA, MAYBELLE PELAYO, ERNESTERIO FELAYO, ROSA PENA, CRECENCIO PENA, IULIO PENA, MARTIN PENA, RACHEL PERALES, EMILIO PEREYRA, ERNEST PEREZ, CASIMIRO PEREZ, MILLIE PEREZ, ROBERT PRABLEK, EULA PRADO, HELEN OUEVEDO, DAVID OUIIANO, CARMEN OUINTANILLA, OLIVIA QUINTERO, LOUIS QUIROZ, BEATRICE RAMIREZ, CESARIO RAMIREZ, FRANK RAMIREZ, IRENE RAMIREZ, IESSE GONZALES, IOSIE GONZALES, MIKE GONZALES, ROBERT GONZALES, TONY GONZALES HENRIETTA GONZALES, LUPE GONZALES, PETRA GONZALES, RUBEN GONZALES, SALVADOR GARIBAY, OLGA GREEN, ROLF GRIFFEN, GERALD GUERRA, RENE GUERRERO, CECILIA GUEVARA, STELLA GUTIERREZ, ANNIE GUTIERREZ, DOMINGA HALL, HENRY HALL, WANDA HART, DOUGLAS HAYES, RUSSELL HERRERA, DORA MAZA, OLGA MAZZIO, BEATRICE MCDONALD, MARGUERITE MELENDES, DAVID MELENDEZ, SYLVIA MENDOZA, .EMMA MENDOZA, RUDY MILLER, BETTY MINAR, PAUL MIRELES, LORENZO MOLIAN, HENRY IR. MONRREAL, CONSUELO MONTEZ, IIMMIE MONTEZ, IOHN MOORE, YOLANDA MORALES, HENRY MORENO, DORA MORENO, IIMMIE MORENO, IOE MUNOZ, LOUIS MUNIZ, RICHARD MUNIZ, ROY RAMIREZ, ROSE MARIE RAMIREZ, ROY RAMOS, RAMOS, RAMOS, RAMOS, RAMON, RANGEL, RANGEL, RAYON, DANIEL ERNESTINE RACHEL RICHARD ROBERT ESTER MARIO CHARLES RECHNER, EDWARD RESENDEZ, MARCUS RESENDEZ, WILLIE REYNA, RAYMOND RICONDO, GILBERT RIGUEZ, AURORA RIVERA, GILBERT RIVERA, REFUGIO ROBLES, GLORIA RODULFO, DELIA RODRIGUEZ, FELIPA RODRIGUEZ, GILBERT PAGE 80 RODRIGUEZ, HORTENSE RODRIGUEZ, ISHMAEL SALAS, ALFONSO SANCHEZ, EMMA SANCHEZ, ISMAEL SANCI-IEZ, ROSENDO SANTOS, IOSEFA SCI-IENNHOGEN, WALTER SHUTLS, IOYCE SIERRA, MARY SILVA, IUAN SIMMANG, GILBERT SMITH, DONALD SOLIS, BOBBY SOLIZ, RAUL SOSA, MARY IDA STAFFORD, ROBERT STRINGER, MARGARET ANN SUMMUS, IEAN TAYLOR, FRANK TIIERINA, COSME THOMAS, ROBERT TIIERINA, PAULINE TORRES, ESPERANZA TORRES, ROY TREVINO, ARMANDO TREVINO, ELIZABETH TULLOS, RAYMOND ARIAS, RAFAEL MALIAN VALDEZ, BEATRICE VALDEZ, IULIO VALDEZ, LOUIS VALDEZ, YOLANDA VARGAS, DETIA VELA, LUPE VIVIAN VELA, RAMON VELASOUEZ, VICTORIA VIDAL, IRENE VILLARREAL, MANUEL VILLARREAL, ROY VILLARREAL, RUBEN WALKER, ANGELICA WECI-ISLER, IRENE WILLIAMS, BILLY WILSON, CYNTHIA ANN WOLANDER, JERRY WONG, LUCILLE YBARBO, NIOMI YBARBO, DAVID YBARRA, ERNEST ZAMARRIPA, GUADALUPE ZAPATA, IOHNNIE ZERTUCHE, ALICIA ZUNIGA, TOMMY TECHNICAL TRAINING 3 W Jaw X nw: W' -41,4-ff ,Is s , ' , Q ' f pi' ' I ,, 115555 fy-L . - X I 'I 4 N f fl, ' -' AUTG SHOP Aguilar, Tony Alcocer, Ernest Alonzo, Benito Bailey, Bryan Carrillo, Ioe Cervantes, Frank Craighead, Eddie Esparza, Robert Garza, Manuel Hall, Henry Lopez, Thomas Martinez, Herman Martinez, Vicente Duever, David Escobeda, Edward Fernandez, Rudy Flores, Robert Garcia, Charles Garcia, Marlin Harris, Iimmy Mariscal, David McBryde, Wayne McNee, Bob Mueller, Robert Queseda, luan Roel, Charles Speth, Donald Speth, Wayne Stone, Ralph Torralva, Carlos Tovar, Raymond Zepeta, Ignacio I Mason, Herbert Montez, limmie Muniz, Roy Navarro, Philip Ortiz, Andrew Pacheco, Rudy Passiatore, Donald Pena, Crecencio Rangel, Mario Resendez, Willie Reyna, Raymond Smith, Donald Taylor, Frank Zapata, Iesse Arevalos, Ioe Cook, Gerald Cornejo, Rudy Cruz, Albert Doublet, Henry ARCHITECTURAL RAFTING Arciniegcr, Adolph Arias, lesse R, Daniel, Henry De La Fuente, Fred Farmer, George A. Fraser, lohn G. Garza, Iavier H. Gonzales, Rudolph Hernandez, Felix Huizar, Nick Iaime, foe A. Lozano, Luther Macias, Liborio Martinez, Conrad ':,C ',n..,n J ,. .. r. Students planning a two bedroom frame cottage. Paz, Ernest Ponce, Geasar Rechner, Edward Rivera, Gilbert Sanchez, Steve Stafford, Robert I. Thomas, Robert Trevino, Alfred Vallejo, luan G. Vasquez, Arthur M. Aranda, Armando Arcos, Luz Decena, Bernadine Deckert, Edward Making floor plan for two bedroom frame cottage. l Gonzales, Edward Gonzales, David Gutierrez, Alfred Howard, Glenn limenez, Alberto Lopez, Ralph Maldonado, lohnny Martinez, Frank Martinez, Mike Padilla, Alvin Pfeiffer, Fred Prado, Manuel Ramirez, Manuel Reyna, George-Vet Solis, Richard Valdez, Raul Verdin, lesse Villareal, foe Ruiz, Helen Ramos Aguirre, Nelda Bulgerin, Norma A. Bustos, Mary Louise Cordova, Alma De La Fuente, Alice Flores, Elizabeth Garcia, Ada Godin, Anna May Herrera, Helen Hernandez, Ora Marin, Viola Matta, Maybelle Pena, Rachel Perez, Nellie Prates, Grace Rodriguez, Alma Rodriguez, Aurora Rodriguez, Olivia Sierra, Mary Stuart, Iune Taylor, lane Villanueva, Irene Arcineiga, Evangeline Barrera, Thelma Bustos, Iulia Chavira, Iosie Fernandez, Olga Flores, Delphina Fuentes, Eloise COSMETOLOGY Garcia, Minnie Halls, Ioyce Hill, Rachel l-luizar, Viola luarez, Pauline Luna, Susie Maldonado, Elva Martinez, Herlinda McGowan, Betty Muriiz, Victoria Murillo, Lupe Oyervicles, Conchita Peche, Isabelle Ramones, Lydia Reyes, Mary Rodriguez, Armandina Rodriguez, Pauline Salas, Gloria Sanchez, Minerva Self, Verna lean Villarreal, Gloria Wendt, Ianet If you'd like to see these experts ot the hammer and saw, drop around to the busy mill shop. The noise will deafen you, but the finished product 1S Well worth a trip. CABINET MILL Morning Machining out some foot-stool legs. 'Hmm l Strictly in the groove-these cabinet mill lads! They specialize in every- thing lrorn tables and chairs to Grade-A sawdust used in the pack- ing ot empty boxes. Mill shop boys learn all there is to know about woodworkg they use their knowledge not only to help the school and themselves but to help various cha- ritable organizations. Ripping material for chair legs. Cutting cleats for top arm chair. l Fernandez, Fernando Garza, Emilio, Ir. Gombert, Elroy Guarcliola, Ignacio lngle, Daniel Lyssy, Ioe Marcx, Harold Martinez, lesse S. Martinez, Lee, Ir. Medina, Oswaldo Miller, Frank Morales, Ioe C. Pacheco, Nereo Perez, Antonio Ramirez, Frank, Ir. Riojas, Ioe C. Riojas, Lawrence Rodriguez, Ernest A. Rodriguez, Tony Wilburn, Henry Zunica, Oris Turning legs for a bent Wood chair. Afternoon Making peg cabinets. Alves, Ben Ballard, Neil Canedo, Willie Carranco, Rudy Champion, Willie De la O, Iesse Esparza, Victor Manuel Flores, Librado Foster, Iohn Garcia, Horace G. Gonzales, Robert Green, Rolt Lancleros, Marcos Lopez, Fernando Lopez, Ramon Maltos, Louis Mares, Ioe A, Mireles, Lorenzo Moreno, Ioe Munoz, Manuel Obiedo, Fernando Pacheco, Iesse Quevedo, David Ramirez, Cesario, lr. Ramirez, Frank S. Ramos, Daniel Ramos, Richard Salvas, Louis Sanchez, Ismael Valdez, Louis B. Villalon, George Wilburn, Henry Ybarra, Ernest Zuniga, Oris Alves, Gene Virgil Barron, Louis Cadena, Albert D. Cantu, Rudy Castillo, Dario Castro, Adan Felan, Robert COMMERCIAL ART Morning Making papier-mache. Home is Where the heart is. lf that is true, the Commercial Art depart- ment Will never lack enthusiastic in- habitants. Among this group of Techites are the fashion illustrators of tomorrow. Art shop pitches in to aid our school, our clubs, and char- itable organizations, The students Silk screening painted various seasonal cards for the veterans to send to their friends and loved ones. The front doors of Building One were beautifully dec- orated cluring the Christmas season. To Whom do We pay tribute? Our wonderful art shop, of course! Favella, Bobbie Lee Hoekstra, Darlene Iulia lasso, Carrnela Kurth, Margaret Alice Maldonado, Lucy Newman, Barbara Ann Scalzo, Katherine Smith, Barbara Lee Stiles, Elnora Stringer, Margaret Wong, Carolyn Cuthbertson, Gene Castillo, Martin Gee, Robert Hockstadt, Iames Alfred Iiminez, Gilbert Madrid, Richard Manriquez, Paul Medellin, Robert Ochoa, Tony Painting fence for River Art Show. Afternoon Barrera, Sam C. Bussey, Scottye Carillo, Richard Pat Calo-oy, Robert Diaz, Iulian Elizondo, Alfonso Fernandez, Frank Flores, Raul Galindo, Arthur Garcia Garcia, Albert Aracha Garza, George Kee, Paul Maltos, Romulo Mitchell, Sidney Moreno, limmie Perez, Gilbert Ramirez, Rudy Sandoval, lessie Witherspoon, Willie Callazo, Carmen Working river art display. ww' .nam-N PY Palacios, Daniel Perez, Roger Rivera, Andrew Salas, Salvador Salinas, Gilbert Sanchez, Alejandro - Sanchez, Ascuncion Trejo, Santos Valdez, Iessie Warren, Gilbert Brown, Beth De La O, Anita Fryer, Shirley Garcia, Ella Henry, Bernice Hollingsworth, lane Kraft, Carolyn Lozano, Mary Louise Medellin, Paula Ramirez, Gloria COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT Office practice students at work. Typing. A Whole hour? Type 140 Words a minute? Who? Me? Impossible! Well everybody could have a try at it. Maybe We can't be as good as Tan- gora, but are We all geniuses? Take a peek through the doors of the com- mercial department and see the wonderful courses that are offered. Filing and dictaphone work. Bookkeepers, typists, stenographers, and secretaries form this magnificent group of students. The courses re quired of these students are short hand, typing, machine calculation, bookkeeping, and commercial Eng fish. Using the dictaphone. Learning to operate and manage a regular business office, the students taking an Office Practice course Will certainly be an asset to a lucky busi- ness firm after their graduation. At the present, they are gaining valuae ble experience by doing all types of work for the faculty and business concerns. Students doing machine calculation and machine bookkeeping Work. We utilize alloted timeg No moments do We spill. Correctness in our every job- We strive to gain our skill. The typewriter, the dictaphorie, And mimeograph we use. We learn of all the office needs ln any jobs we choose. Bookkeeping. s i Knowing how profitable it is to be- come an expert in this field, the students are sure of getting a good job after graduation. DRESSMAKING Afternoon Girls doing machine stitching. All of you boys who are looking for a thrifty and wise girl should rush to the dressmaking department. With needle, thread, scissors and sewing machines, these potential dress def signers plan many fine garments for themselves and others. A busy little Fitting a coat and laying pattern ready for cutting. group, the girls make the flashy uni- forms that are Worn by our major- ettes with so much chic, they fashion costumes for different clubs and or- ganizations at Tech. If clothing the people is one step toward progress, these lassies are Well on their Way to the top of their flight! Hand-stitching hems on garments. Amen, Dana Bosquez, Maria Castillo, Esther Garcia, Dolores Gonzalez, Petra Gries, Ethel Guajardo, Esperanza Hernandez, Anita Iasso, Carmen Making button holes on tinished garments. I would love to go sailing away to the moon Build a castle in the air, Seek the pot of gold at the rainbow's end But I havent a thing to wear! Final titting of shop uniform. Mendez, Arline Pena, Esther Perez, Elena Prado, Helen Ramon, Rachel Ramos, Marie Rios, Brigida Roma, Vashti Sanders, Annie Rose Villarreal, Rachel DIVERSIFIED OCCUPATIONS Teddy Gill closos valve on air conditioning unit at Sears Roebuck. W Y 9 W is W Q x . , 3 5 T55 'iii -2 -3: X At school they learn the theory and fundamentals of their work, which they apply on their jobs. They choose their life's work and start While in high schoolg in no time, they are on their way to fulfilling their ambition-studying and earning at the same time. 1' M, as ,fe lim .,4, ig M1 In ,Q ll 'T an-ll I bs- First Period. Would you like to go to school and start on your first million at the same time? lt's being done by many stud- ents right here at Tech. These stud- ents are in the D. O. classg that is, they attend school half a day and work half a day. Learning the theory. Rodriguez, Noah A. Sudyka, Edward I. Velasquez, Ernest Verduzco, Albert Yznaga, Humberto Aguilar, Ioe Ahrens, Charles E. Boyle, Richard A, Bustos, Iesse M. Coley, Dean G, Dubose, Daniel O. Elizondo, Sixto Ellison, Iames A. Allen, Eugene R. Bartling, Roy W, Biederman, Hans I. Cook, Gerald T. Deckert, Edward A. Froehrner, Harold Hyatt, William I. Ingle, David A. Ionas, Earl A. Leopard, Billy I. Massara, Raul C. Palmer, Don D. Iesse Bustos repairing band instruments. Faith, I. Darwin Garland, Iohn P. Garza, Oscar C. Hernandez, Frank Iohnson, Bobby I. Litofsky, Iackie I. Lockhart, Fred A., Ir Lozano, Ben R. Mozakis, Iohn I. Peters, Gordon E. Popham, Arvin Ryberg, Robert C. Valdillez, Pedro C. DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION Elva Muelker sells stationery to Emil Gavlick. Pena, Carmen Ramirez, Martha Sanchez, Mary Smith, Bettye lean Stern, Betty lean Vidales, Mary Wooley, Robert Boubel, George Elizondo, Soila Farias, Dolores Garcia, Iuanita Halls, Margie lanowski, Clarence Iuarez, Lidia Liebich, Dorothy Mahler, Nellie Marburger, Carol Ioy Martinez, Rebecca Mellinger, Donald Molina, Mary Noel, Virginia Parsons, Danny Shutts, Ioan Simpson, Lorena Stone, Betsy Warncke, Mildred -ry, Adams, Melba Ahrens, lune Brown, Ruth V. Buclzelew, Ioan Castillo, Olivia Cervantes, Arthur Contreras, Virginia Davis, lames De La Fuenta, Carmen Elley, Roselee Ezzell, Merle Flores, Ned Galaviz, Olga Garza, Mary Olga Geissler, Hazel Gonzales, Gus Gutierrez, Lupe Lenz, I-lermina Leyendecker, Victor Lopez, Rosa Lucas, loyce Martin, Bernard Matta, Rosa Lee Michel, Bertha Muellcer, Elva Passmore, Teddy Danny Parsons, shipping clerk, Arguijo, Carlos Bendele, Franklin Caldera, loe Centeno, Pete Cordova, Marcos Gonzales, Armando Gonzales, Tony Guerra, Albert Gutierrez, Richard Hernandez, Mike lbarra, Raymond Lopez, Augustine Luna, Edward Testing small electric motor built in shop. ELECTRIC SHOP Shockingly brightithats what you will call the electric shop boys once you've seen everything they do. Ex- ploring the still-mysterious powers of electricity is their job, Under the ins- truction ol Mr. Hardt, they study the numerous electrical theories and technical principles. Boy rightfwinding a coil for electric motor A Boy leltfassernbling a shop made toaster Marmalejo, Rudy Pena, Iulio Perez, Robert Quintero, Louis Ramirez, Roy Sanchez, Rosendo Siiuentes, Vicente Trevino, Felipe Trujillo, Ralph Wolander, Ierry Wong, Willie Martinez, Humberto GARMENT MANUFACTURING Morning Pattern work. M' S practical nurses Within a few weeks. The new look on the Red Iackets' uniforms was made possible by the sharp scissors and the dependable sewing machines of this shop. We look with amazement at the wonders these girls perform. , . AMW 3 , , t So pointing is impolite? Anyway, we still point with pride to our garment manufacturing girls. Under the ca- pable instruction of Mrs. Mary Ro- sell, these lassies accomplish their numerous tasks with smiling faces. Last year their main project was to make lU2 caps and uniforms for the Single needle operation on school clothes. Yi Cano, Olga Castillo, Angelina Covarrubias, Mary Ellen Del-Ioyos, Dorinda Fernandez, Irene Garcia, Santos Garcia, Ventura Hernandez, Valeria Medina, Idalia G. Et Morales, Angelita Navarro, Irene 4113! Perez, Dolores Prado, Dolores Ramirez, Alice I, i I Afternoon Working handwork for individual garments, Ramirez, Amparo Ramirez, Irene Rangel, Socorro Rodriguez, Pelipa Valdez, Beatrice Vidal, Irene F. Villabolos, Beatrice Warren, Magdalena Wendt, Pearl Alonzo, Angelica Bernal, Sara Cortez, Beatrice De La Garza, I-Iortense Dillard, Edith Espanoza, Bertha Single needle operation on personal garments. Galon, Hortense Garcia, Mary Gloria Gutierrez, Irene I-Ioekstra, Mary Ann Iaime, Iosephine Iasso, Carolyn Macias, Socorro Mazzio, Antoniette Montante, Concepcion Moran, Lucy Moor-e, Bertha Ramirez, Mary L. Ramirez, Olga Sanchez, Dora Weir, Marlene MACHINE SHOP Morning Students learning the use ot calipers and developing feel and use ot precision tools. in this course also teaches them selt- reliance, clear judgment, and tore- sight, which help them to become better citizens. Since the demand tor machinists has always been great, these students have no trouble finding jobs upon their graduation. wk SS mm- N 'il Well, look what we have here! The future machinists of America! How would you boys like to be among these students, who are acquiring the skills and knowledge essential to a Well-trained machinist. lnstruction l . Robert l-lartman!Surface Grinder Hernandez, lesse Holt, larnes lenschke, Kermit Matyear, Willie Melendez, David Muniz, Richard Muzquiz, Phillip Newhall, Richard Orozco, Victor Torres, Roy Urias, Rafael Alonzo, Tony Arias, Robert Balleza, lohn Benzoni, Robert Bourquin, Gilbert Bravo, Mario Alternoon Aday, Guy Amen, George Ardrey, lack Armenta, Carlos Beckham, William Berry, Howard Canamar, Leonard Chavis, Paul Cole, lohnny De Salme, Adolph Fears, Harold Fernandez, Edward Foshee, Wilson Hartman, Robert Tommy McBryde and Tony AlonzoeShaper Cuellar, lames Frazier, Ralph Frazier, Robert Garcia, Daniel Garcia, Henry Garza, Iohn lnselmann, Robert lett, Paul Martinez, Bartolo Matyear, Bobby McBryde, Tommy Medina, Rupert Pomeroy, lack Reyes, Moses Stone, Charlie Wright, Richard PIPING TRADES Drip! Drip! ls that a faucet we hear leaking? Well, call a piping trade boy, quick! Yes, anywhere in the school you find work done by the piping trade boys, Keeping the radi- ator pipes ready for cold days and the Water fountains in good condi- tion for hot days is part of their Work. Morning These skilled Workers are an asset to our school, for they have contributed S462 of maintenance work. And just guess who made our mascot-the Tech Buffalo? The piping trade boys, of course! Threading pipes. Drilling out a flaring tool Tijerina, Cosme Travis, Eugene Trejo, Gilbert Vasquez, Tony Villareal, Ruben Wong, Eddie Drittill, Roy Fernandez, Arthur Friesenhahn, Clifford Friesenhahn, Wilbur Garcia, Paul Gillette, Vincent l-laese, Leslie Hernandez, Manuel Kirtland, Glenn Klinksiek, Robert Land, Bobby Leal, Alex Trouble shooters. Afternoon Castro, Victor Cardenas, Arthur Delgado, Richard Elkins, Ronald Flores, Gilbert Gary, Paul Griflen, Gerald Hernandez, Gilbert Lieck, Melvin Macias, Fernando Martinez, George Minor, Paul Murphy, Iarnes Pena, Martin Schessnhagen, Walter Seewald, Kenneth Silva, lohn Sosa, Vincent Connecting up a motor cooler Lira, Daniel Luna, Richard Mauricio, Robert McDonald, Iohn McKenzie, Roy Paris, Robert Perez, Henry Prado, Robert Reyes, Ralph Rios, Eddie Rodriguez, Ascension Terrazas, Louis Trevino, Oscar Trevino, Robert Villanueva, Ramiro Voight, lohn PRACTICAL NURSING Afternoon ln Central Supply Service, Beatrice Mae Martinez learns how to prepare sterile supplies and equipment for hospital use. Tech makes another contribution to our community! Our Practical Nur- sing course is designed to train stud- ents in one ot the most important phases of lite's Work. Half the day is devoted to active training in one of the three hospitals, Santa Rosa, Bap- tist Memorial, and Medical Arts. Mrs. lrene Vohl is strolling down the corridor with an orthopedic pa- tient. Here education is given in all phases ot practical nursing. The other hall ot the day is spent by the student in regular academic Work at the high school. The course is definitely fulfilling a great need in the lite of the commun- ity. We need these nurses! Here, Mary Alice Iimenez is observing her watch in order that she may take an accurate temperature, pulse, and respiration of the patient. W. Mendoza, Magdalena G Navarro, Olivia Ott, Etta Mae Patrick, Willymae Pedraza, Maria cle Iesus Rodriguez, Emma Mae Rodriguez, Rachel Schroeders, Gertrude Schwammel, Authelia B. Valdez, Viola G. , X, Villegas, Anita Yglesias Hortense 1 - ,.,.,. 3 W. Arciniega, Consuelo Bishop, Mary B. Charpentier, Dugosh I. De Los Santos, Blanche A De Torres, Charlotte Garcia, Guerra, Hausller limenez Landers, Martinez, Beatrice Mae Matyear, Eleanor Mae Medina, 1 al A Vohl, Irene ,M Vim, . I 5 'L if .. , 15 ., .,.,.,.,.,.... .. ,Q -g5:::5:g:5::a I solemnly pledge myself before God, and in the presence of this assembly, to pass my life in purity and to practise my profession faithfully. I will abstain from whatever is deleterious and mischievous, and will not take or knowingly administer any harmful drug. I will do all in my power to maintain and elevate the standard of my profession, and will hold in confidence all personal mat- ters committed to my keeping and all family affairs coming to my knowledge in the practice of my calling, With loyalty will f endeavor to aid the physician in his work, and devote myself to the welfare of those committed to my care. ln the Nursing Arts Laboratory, nurse Mary Louise Guerra serves a balanced diet to patient lune Charpentier. Rachel Mary Louise Bessie Louise Mary Alice lone Ursula PRINT SHCJP Casting cuts for print shop jobs. Morning. Flash! Have you seen the latest Technician? It's the product of the print shop. Its aim is to promote the importance of printing in this wide awake world, Programs for assem- blies, printed tickets, -office forms, and student directories are printed here. Making up Technician. Not all the jobs that the print shop has to do are pleasant ones-little grade cards at the end of each term can easily justify our point. But, on the Whole, these boys and these jobs are the practical pride of Tech. t i Martinez, David Mazuca, Albert Olivares, lesse Pena, Arthur Riojas, loe Rocha, Georqe Rodriguez, Mike Salazar, Valentin Silva, Eligio Solz, Hector Afternoon Trevino, Robert Tullos, Paul Valera, Robert Valera, Mario Alcacio, Alice Hunt, Rosalyn Barron, Ernest Buen Rostro, Mauro Carrera, Henry Carvajal, larnes-Vet, Running job Work oft. Aguilar, Raymond Anguiano, Lupe Boone, Elmon Cansino, Charles Carvajal, Iarnes-Vet Flores, Robert Gonzales, Armando Guerra, Ernest Guerrero, Andrew Hernandez, Oscar Leal, loe Setting copy for print shop, il Castillo, Iuan Cortez, Ioe larnes De La Rosa, Victor Flores, Agapito Flores, Blas Flores, Manuel Gamez, Charlie Garza, Robert Guerra, Raul lung, Manuel Lira, Armando Lopez, Luis-Vet. Palacios, Gilbert Quijano, Carlos Ramirez, Ioaquin Ramos, Elias Rodriguez, Robert Silos, Isaac Villareal, Gilbert Villareal, Albert PLASTICS The new jigsaw is the pride ot the plastic shop. The tiny saber souvenirs at the Mili- tary Ball were made by the plastics department. Maintaining a show- case in the tront hall, the students display some of their artistic pro- ducts. These boys and girls tind plastics a useful occupation and an interesting hobby. Plastics-the futures most important industryl One ot the newest and tast- est growing departments at Tech is the plastics shop, lt is amazing what students can do with plastic, a drill, a tew cans of paint, and a little ima- gination. lnternal carving is made with a tlexible shalt. i Q Es 'A M X Alvarado, Carlos Arispe, Manuel Ayala, Arthur Cadena, Rudy Carnpos, Frank Casanova, Alfonso Cristotoletti, Alvin De La Rosa, William Gonzales, Lupe Herman, Richard Hernandez, Martin Hernandez, Mike Ingle, lohn luarez, Alfredo Lowry, Iirnrny Mendoza, Ray Pinn, Robert Rabago, Rornulo Rayon, Charles Rivera, Ernest Testing transmitter. RADIO SHCDP Salas, Felix Soliz, Raul Swager, Robert Villarreal, Manuel Alvarado, Iesse Bless, Richard Camargo, Richard Farringer, Russel Flores, Robert Garza, Edward Garza, Ioe Gerdes, Adolph Gutierrez, Iohn Hargrave, Iimmy Howell, Robert Iames, lerry Kossbiel, Robert Neal, lirnmie Schaefer, Norman SHEET METAL Morning Shearing a sheet ot metal. M ' Our dream house can be more at- tractive it it has ornamental iron Works made by the sheet metal boys. When you see all those stop signs near the schools, remember that the master hands of our boys put them together. Operating a rotary shear. These are not the only things the students dog they also contribute the garbage cans which help keep our campus clean. They repair radiators and gasoline tanks, do body and fender work for the cars ot students, parents and teachers. - ....., .V,ee l Muniz, Pete Orozco, Roy Perez, Casirniro Rojelio, Elizondo Saenz, Gilbert Sanchez, Bobby Sandoval, Gregorio Trevino, Iirnmie Valdez, Iulio Van Ness, Anthony Voight, Frank Zapata, Iohnnie Benevente, Manuel Brown, Fred Feldstein, Charles Garza, lohnny Godfrey, Danny Working on a wrecked car. Aguilar, Ernest Amaro, Hector Bernal, David Cantu, Henry Chavez, Iohnny Esquivel, Robert Faz, Manuel, Ir, Forrest, Dayln Garcia, Fernando Garcia, Iimmy Gonzales, Mike Granger, Bobby luarez, Teodulo Martinez, Albert Mata, Albert Granata, Louis Lara, Tony-Vet. Leiarzar, Frank Luera, Iessie Martinez, Emilio Mireles, Iesse Ortega, Ioe Palacios, Fernando Paniagua, Raul Perez, Marcos Quintero, Marcus Urabazo, Ismael Valdez, Emeterio Ziegler, Leo WELDING Baring Bracket used for holding up motor when putting a motor in a plane. Tullos, Raymond Villarreal, Roy Williams, Billy Cisneros, luan Espinosa, Felipe Garcia, David Garza, Raymond Gomez, Robert Gonzales, Paul Gonzales, Ramiro Halbadier, Floyd Hernandez, Herman Herrera, Sebero Macias, Tony Ochoa, Iesse Oliva, Manuel Pacheco, Efraim Pequeno, Vicente Perez, Ascension Rodriguez, Marcos Rodriguez, Tony Staudt, Iohn Trudeau, Raul Benavides, Humbert Campos, Retugio Diaz, Eloy Grote, William Gonzales, Matt Gonzales, Salvador Hart, Douglas Kowalsky, Edward Lopez, Sam Macias, Rudy Nunez, Richard Olivarri, Robert Resendez, Marcus Ramon, Robert Rivera, Re-fugio Salas, Alfonso Simmang, Gilbert Solis, Reynaldo Salas, Alex Torres, lesse Making volley ball posts tor lr. School. Acosta, Thomas Aguilar, Gilbert Borrego, Robert Cardenas, Porlirio Carlson, Douglas Coronado, Alfred DeLeon, Richard Garcia, Milce Gonzales, Ruben Hernandez, Victor Lucio, Tony Martinez, Manuel Munoz, Tony Pastrano, Iohn Perez, Robert ENGINEERING DRAFTING Pintor, Edmund Ramirez, Iesse Regalado, Humberto Rendon, Rudy Rodriguez, Gilbert Salazar, Luis Schumann, Stephen Sears, Edward A. Solis, Ernest Solis, Fernando Valdez, Oscar Wurth, George Ybarbo, David Zamarripa, Ioe Zuniga, Tommy an .f-d ' ..---- ::'X,,, - 1 ...-f '-,,,,,,.,.-- ,,,....,...-n-nv ,-,..,....---0-' .......---v-- -f---........,.,,,, ------ .,.,,,h--1.-Q ..+--hs-Q M'- ---v-.. ---......,,,,M- '---...,Q.. 1. Hard workers C995 2. Domestic Engineers-Plumbersk 3. Future Edisonsp 4, Future Westing- housesg 5, Sheet Metal gartgg 6. Manuel and Fred, Inc. PAGE 111 SGCIAL LIFE 25 Q7 W' Wg, 'O '2' 8 W A I I N 52:17-41 V L ,.,, f DOWN! 5' wvm we T cs-mmm. Pains' X DOWN WITH TNC vvocA'noNAm. Pmv oowu' wma we 1 5'-4 Pmw My DOWN' u WXTH U EVERYTHXNG , 5' . 3 i a 5, . a X A I L if 5 F . ' ''5-fffffff?2f:ffg:jf??f:fE,Q,ff?f215, . Gd wmv .-..,. : .,.-1,ln-.-:-g.,.:.:.::-1-:--.gfW--:,:-4: 4-:-:-:.:-:4:-: V V 1 VLJLPFQ W -r wqw '1 5 L, 2' - 11'. W ' f , ,w . . Q, ,,..v ! ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTING CLUB 3 .... gw, it dgamwwg d Seen boys looking as if they were digging with their noses? These are members of the ar- chitectural drafting club, drawing their dream houses. This club is trying to promote good fel- lowship as well as an interest in the modern progress of architectural drafting. The organiz- ation encourages its members to draw plans for shops and houses. These boys, with an inte- rest in drafting, plan to carry on their work after graduation because they realize that suc- cess in this field requires a good education plus natural abilities. 4 Q R Q... 'Y t, , :4.g ---, 3. ? , ., V 1i5EU 5 -..,., ,,. E fore j ir i iii y g -55 1'1it1 fri Eii .r2. Top Row:--Acinega, Adolph, Arias, Robert, Baladez, Iimmy, Vice-Pres., Cuellar, David, Rep., Daniel, Henry, Daniel, Manuel, Garza, Iavier. 2nd Row:- Gonzalez, Edward, Gonzales, Rodolph, Gonzales, David, Gutier- rez, Alfred, Huizar, Nick, Iimenez, Alberto, Lacey, Larry, Pres. 3rd Row:- Lopez, Louis, Martinez, Frank D., Montez, Roy, Sgt.-At-Arms, Padilla, Victor, Pfeiffer, Fred, Prado, Manuel, Rohan, Lawrence. Bottom How:- Solis, Richard, Verdin, Iesse, Villarreal, Ioe. Working hard? Mr, Alsup at work. PAGE UT ARUSAN LOUIS LAHRALDE CO-EDITOR-IN-CHIEF STAFF BELIA AMADOR BUSINESS MANAGER We Want you to know We have workedg No duties have we ever shirked. Though they say we drank Cakes And told funny jokes, Our minds with new ideas did perk, RUBEN MACI-IADO CO-EDITOR-IN CHIEF But really we had Iots oi fun. In spite of the Work we have done, We're fresh as a daisyg You can't call us Iazyg We did this for you, our Tec h churn! PAGE 118 l LUCY CAVAZOS TI-IERESA CRUZ IOANNA KENNINGTON GILBERT BARRERA Feature Editor Feature Editor Feature Editor Art Editor MILESA HARRIS RUDY ALMAGUER BELIA GARCIA Red Iacket Editor R. O. T, C. Editor Circulation Manager EMII.. GAVLICK Shop Editor WILLIAM ROBEY MARY HELEN DE LA PENA Photographer Photographer GILBERT WARREN Art Editor I I ANTONIO MARTINEZ YOLANDA DUQUE RICHARD DE LA PENA DONALD BROWN Panel Editor Club Editor Senior Editor S l PAGE 119 cz es Manager Blancett, G. L. Flores, Blas Garcia, Ernestine Hemandez, Minerva Krause, Bobbie Lira, Armando Luera, Eva Martinez, Tony Moore, Sylvia Rodriguez, David WE THANK Silos, Isaac- adv. mgr. Trevino, Iesse Vianes, Ramona Villanueva, Thelma Wilburn, Helen ADVERTISING S Arcos, Dolores Bernal, Susana Bocanegra, Hermelinda Cantu, Ramona Chauvin, Maria Chavez, Mary C. Dunback, Gloria' Farias, Gloria M. Gutierrez, Iosephine lbarra, Minerva Martin, Mary Martinez, Olga A. Martinez, Olga M. Medel, Petra Ortegon, Olga O. Pena, Carlotta PAGE 120 Amador, Belia Becker, Dorothy Brown, Ernrna Cadena, Richard Castillo, Olga Gonzales, Tillie Pennington, Catherine Martin, G. L. Q Martinez, Antonio Medellin, Paula Neaves, Bobby Rivera, Andrew Rodriguez, Robert Terrazas, Beatrice TAFF Rodriguez, Gloria Sicko, Gladys Strange, Mary Williams, Annie Mrs. Edith King Mr. Ardath Dotson Mrs. Gertrude Shea Mr. Robinson Mr. Rex Bowden Mr. Lloyd Welch Mr. Charlie Urton David Louie Mrs. Selma Iackson Mrs. Mary Free Mrs. Virginia Armstrong Mr. Soucek - adv. mgr ART CLUB Art Club-popular rendezvous for all Tech artists! This organization, intent on developing talent, is doing a Wonderful job, for not only do its members find their artistic interest stimulated, but they also have a fine opportunity to ren- der service to their school. Pom-poms, school colors, pencils, notebooks-all are products of the talents of individual members, who also help decorate the floats for the Fiesta river parade and participate in the River Art Exhibit. Talent plus lUU per cent cooperation equals one of the finest art groups in our schools. PAGE 121 TECH BAND Tote that dlurng Lift that saxg Carry those tubas, On your backs. Make that musicg Be in paraclesg Do your part in lust look at our band As it werids its way O'er the tasks and duties Of every day. They work for our school In each Way that they can, We love you, swell people Plays and charades. We think you're just grand PAGE 122 MAJCRETTES Left to right: Mary Marlin, Gwendolyn Brown, G, L, Blanceil, Gloria Farias, Elnora Stiles. Le-ii to riqhti Gloria Dunback, loan McGowan, Merle Ezzel, Elizabeih Shand, Yolanda Duque PAGE 123 COSCDTE CLUB Beauty is truth and truth is beautyuf a beautiful motto tor a beautiful group of girls. Know who they are? They're the members of the Cosote Club, The club, sponsored by Mrs. Lydia Andrews, has black and White colors and a White rose for an official flower, Activities include socials at Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Valentine Day. To be a member ot this club, a girl must be taking a cosmetology course and be thoroughly interested in beautitying the Amer- ican Woman. -:gg :... AQII 5. I x v--, 1 lll- ...,: , Q.: ytyyuy D :t-- fr- ' ' r K B A li i D I, N, - r E' ':, -. , f. e - , A , . A ' ' ' w ' Zz,- V -2, ' -'-' , . ,., 'K 'XS t i H Q 0 , ..ri ,., ,G ,,. 4. Top Row:-Alvarez, Laurantina, Aguirre, Nelda, Arcineiga, Evangellna, Barrera, Thelma, Bulgerina, Norma, Bustos, Eloise, Bustos, Iulia, Bustos, Mary Louise. 2nd Row:-Chavira, Iosie, De La Fuente, Alice, Duran, Oliva, Elizonclo, Gladys, Esquivel, Mary Lee, Fernandez, Olga, Flores, Delphine, Flores, Elizabeth. 3rd. Row:-Garcia, Elia, Garcia, Minnie, Garcia, Ventura, Godin, Anna Mae, Halls, Ioyce, Pres., Hernandez, Ora, Hill, Rachel, Huizar, Viola.A4th. How:-Juarez, Pauline, Luna, Susie, Maldonado, Elva, Martinez, Herlinda, McGowan, Betty, Vice-Pres., Muniz, YICTOUUI Murillo, -Lupe, Oyervides, Conchita. Sth. How:-Peche, Isabelle, Prater, Grace, Ramones, Lydia, Reyes, Mary, Rodriguez. Alma: Rqdrlquez, Armcndma, Sec y. and Treats., Rodriguez, Olivia, Rodriguez, Pauline. Bottom Row:-Salas, Gloria, Rep., Sanchez, Minerva, Self. Veina lean, Stuart. Iune, Villarreal, Beatrice, Villarreal, Gloria, Villanueva, Irene, Wendt, Ianet, PAGE 124 DISTRIBUTOR'S CLUB l believe in the tuture which l am planning tor myself. That is the beginning of the distributors creed. These hard-working students gather together once every month and discuss the problems that confront them on their jobs. Organized to provide an opportunity for D. E. students to take their place in tomorrow's world, this club has both national and state affiliations. Aware of the motto, HAH work and no play make dull students, this club has many socials to brighten the days. PAGE 123 THE DOMESTIC ENGINEER'S CLUB Two plus two equals four. Thats good arithmetic, A boy plus a Domestic Engineering club equals something pretty special. Any student who takes a Piping Trades course and who wants an excellent job in the future may obtain much essen- tial intormation through the Domestic Engineers. This is one ol the newest clubs at Tech, and the members are oft to a flying start. They hold bi-weekly meetings at which different business men give the boys the benefit of their experiences. In addition, once every few months a hearty breakfast is held-which det- initely appeals to these lads with their big, healthy appetites. Though one of the newest clubs in school, the Domestic Engi- neer are showing great signs of doing co-operative work tor our students. VVe're looking torward to great things, boys! Top Row:-Alonzo, Daniel, Sec., Carillo, Gabino, Vice-Pres., Garcia, Paul, Pres., Gillette, Vincenty Hernandez, Manuel. 2nd Row:-Leal, Alex, Lieck, Edmund, Martinez, George, Perez, Henry, Prado, Robert, Treas. Bottom Row:-Ramos, Hugo, Rep., Wong, Eddie. PAGE 126 ENGINEERING DRAFTING CLUB To be able to meet the future demand for architectural con- struction, lots of boys are studying the art of engineering draft- ing in order to learn map making as Well as other projects. They carry their problems into a lively Engineering Drafting Club for sensible solutions. Combining Work and fun in equal portions, they manage to participate in a truly cooperative un- dertaking. Sponsored by Mr. McComb, the organization fosters the interests ot boys who want to become Americas future en- gineers. Top Row:-Borrego, Robert, Treas., Cadena, Richard, Cantu, Arthur, Carreon, Charles. Znd Row:-Garcia Mike, Sec., Hernandez, Victor, Pastrano, Iohn, Perez, Robert. Bottom Row:-Pintor, Edmund, Pres., Salazar Luis, Sgt.-at-Arms, Solis, Ernest, Zarnarripa, lose. 'PACE 197 GLEE CLUB l From whence pour forth those beautiful voices? Who dares to compete with the celestial beauties? The glee clubs, of course! If you've never heard these celebrities, you have really missed something. If you have heard them, perhaps an unexplainable feeling of jealousy has crept over you. This group sings at the Baccalaureate Services and proffers its services at commence' ment, As members of the all-city chorus, our Glee Clubs come pete in many tournaments, the most important of which is the Band Festival conducted at San Marcos. DAFP 1 R E PA 'LW MATH CLUB Attention. Math Wizards! Would you like to solve your math problems quickly? Come to room 2lU and ask Mrs. May about them. Even if your mental ability isn't up to par, you can learn a lot about figureswthe numerical ones that is. Many are the successful men today who were members of this fine organization, lf they were to come to the Math room on a Monday morning, these former members would find no one. Why? The Math Club meets on Tuesday afternoons immediate- ly after school. News! This club doesn't collect dues. How do they get enough money tor those grand socials? Perk up, laggards. You pay a nickel each time you're late, There is an attendance prize given at every third meeting. The Math Club has been sponsored by Mrs. May for a number of years. For all these years students have looked to her for help and guidance. She's always there, and she always helps. PAGE 130 PAN AMERICAN STUDENT FORUM Well! Wasn't their assembly swell! We're talking about the Pan-American assembly. Given annually, this assembly brings out the talents ot the members oi the Pan American Club. Mex- ican dancers and singers step out on the stage to give us an idea of what is going on in the country next to us. If you are interested in our next door neighbor, Mexico, Why not join the Pan-American Club, where you can study the peoples customs and have fun doing it? PAGE 131 PRE-NURSE CLUB Learning about Mr. Skeleton Anyone looking forward to a job with an outstanding reputation and good pay? Lucky is the person who chooses a Pre-Nurse course and joins the Pre-Nurse Club. The necessary ingre- dients are: one willing, co-operative girl, two parts school work blended Well with one part experience, Add a great big dash of fun, mold in future ambitions. The result, as can plainly be seen, is a future nurse ot America. These girls are strictly tops l Wouldn't you love to be with this group? Top Row:-Arnaya, Helen, Bosquez, Maria, Calleja, Carmen, Treas., Cuellar, Victoria, Sec, De Hoyos, Dahlila, Fuentes, Oralia. 2nd Row:-Garcia, Esther: Garza, Modesta, Hernandez, Irene, Par., Iuarez, Consuelo, Mar- tinez, Mary, Miller, Margaret, Rep. 3!d. Row:-Pedrazine, Angela, Ramirez, Iosephine, Ramirez, Rosie, Pres.g Ramirez, Sotieg Sanchez, lsabelp Sicko, Gladys, Bottom Row:-Tamayo, Mary Louise, Valero, Diamantina, Vice-Pres, Zamora, Margaret, Zamora, Maria.- Did you know . . . ? Rosie learning how she clicks. PAGE 132 PRESS CLUB Nosey you might call the Press Club reporters, Our Technician just couldn't be without them. The Press Club, which was founded in 1939, is one ot the larg- est organizations in Tech. This club gives everyone an opportunity to contri- bute to the Technician. Finding these reporters isn't very hard, for they spring from every class, shop, advisory, and club. So il you have any unusual or interesting story, give it to one of these reporters. It will become big news. These students are also members ot the All City Press Club, an organization consisting of the representative senior high schools in San Antonio. Each school is represented by a person chosen to serve on the executive committee. Brackenridge is accorded the responsibility ot furnishing the president this year. Burbank is to appoint the treasurer, while Iefterson will supply the correspond- ing secretary. Tech will be represented by the recording secretary. Sidney Lanier will fill the Vacancy of vice-president and is responsible for the social activities. PAGE 133 SECRETARIETTE CLUB Clickety-clock! Clickety-clock! Whoever the person is, he or she is surely Work- ing. Let's peer ground the door. Lo ond behold! lt isn't one persong it's C1 whole crew. These girls ore working on the Transcription, Iudging from those ''Cot-Who-dte-the-conciry'' looks on their faces, it might be sole to soy the new members were just initiated. This service orggnizution is one ot the nicest but nosiest orgonizotions ot Tech. Helping tecrchers, Working With clubs, ond bee coming ospiring secretaries rote dt the top of their list. PAGE lit-1 TRANSCRIPTION STAFF Editor-in-Chief TERESA PADILLA Assistant Editor OLGA M. MARTINEZ Reporters ..., Secretariettes Mirneograph Operators NANCY PYTEL GLORIA DUNBACK MARIA CI-IAUVIN HERMELINDA BOCANEGRA Sponsor MISS PEGGY KINSLOW Witches Brew made by the secretari- ettes bubbles into the pages of the Tran- scription. Gossip, brought to the boiling point, entangles all in its steaming mass- es. Sorne smart person wanted Tech to get hep , so the Secretariettes were organ- ized. News is collected, typed, and Inirn- f eographd by these capable, interested gals. Ne'er in Tech does anyone look so studious as when the Transcription comes out. Bring your nickels every two weeks and learn what makes your school tick, if you want to click! l PAGE 125 STUDENT COUNCIL The student council has had an unusually busy year since LeRoy Hoffman has served as president of the BCSLA and our school was chairman of the program committee for the convention held in December. Under the sponsore ship of Mrs. Clara Hartsfield, the council completed the Tech World War ll Memorial Plague drive, gave a successful Sport Dance, and kept up the Work for the regular Speak English drive. Since the administration saw the need of an additional sponsor, Miss Eva Yates was appointed co-sponsor. Top Bow:-Acosta, Frank, Ahrens, lune, Alcala, Elena, Alonzo, Rebecca, Becker, Dorothy, Borjas, Lucrecia, Botello, Beatrice Znd. Row:-Campos Mary- Cavazos, Lucy, De La O, Anita, Driffill, Roy, Duque, Yolanda, Farias, Gloria, Feltstein, Charlie 3rd. Row:-Flores, Paul, Flores, Roy, Garza, Iosephine, Gonzales, Tillie, 't'reas,, Harris, Milesa Lee, Hoffman, LeRoy, Pres. Iimenez, Mary Alice. 4th. Row:-Iuarez, Lydia, Krause, Bobbie, Livingston, Bernice, McCord, Elaine, Marin, Alfonso, Marti nez, Antonio, Matyear, Bobby. Sth. Row:-Medina, Rupert, O'Leary, Lawrence, Pochmann, Iudy, Reyes, Rudy, Rodriguez David, Stoge, Charlie, Valdez, Minerva, Bottom How:-Venduzco, Albert, Villalobos, Mary Helen, Zamora, Pete, Zepeda Theresita, ec, PAGE 136 TECH DRAFTING CLUB r 1 l is Although only eighteen members belong to the Tech Drafting' Club, the work is twice the amount produced you would expect it to be. The meetings are held monthly, and here the members discuss their business and social activi- ties. After this discussion, work on drawings follows. lt during the meeting someone proves a disturbing element, he is charged with a fine, the treasury sometimes grows rapidly. Since it was organized in l94l and sponsored by Mr. Studhalter, this club has gone a long Way toward being one of the best clubs at Tech. - Top How -Aday, Guyg Frazier, Ralphp Frazier, Robert, Klinksiek, Robert, Pres. 2nd Row:-Lehmberg Bruce Lieck Melvinp Paris, Robertg Payne, Iohn, Vice-Pres, Bottom Row:-Schaefer, Norman, Wright, Richard Treas PAGE 137 TECHNICIAN STAFF Business Manager RAMONA VIANES Circulation Managers MAURO BUENROSTRO, RAUL GUERRA Mail Clerks HENRY CARRERA, BLAS FLORES Advertising Managers ROBERT! RODRIGUEZ, ISAAC SILOS Make-Up Editors LUIS LOPEZ, IUAN CASTILLO Editor-in-Chief MARTIN CARDENAS Issue Editor ARMANDO LIRA News Editors IOE CORTEZ, ALICE ERAZER, VICTOR DE LA ROSA Sports Editors MANUEL IUNG, GILBERT VILLARREAL Scrapbook Editors ALICE ALCACIO, SHIRLEY FRYER Printing Supervisors LUPE ANGUIANO, ARMANDO LIRA PAGE 138 Want something to brag about? Nothing could be better than our famous Techni- cian, which is the bridge between our shop and journalism classes. Each year since its birth, it has won state and national honors. Twice, it has received the highest possible rating among Vocational papers in the Columbia Scholastic Press Association Contest. In the Technician will be found a column called Techmen True devoted especial- ly to the outstanding students in Tech. These are indeed Tech's men and Women of distinction. Y-TEEN CLUB Strictly for the girls! Would you like to have some place to go when you're lonesome? lf you're a club member, you can go to the YWCA, Theres always something to do. Our Y-Teens are always working to help someone. And talk about entertainment! The best and only the best is labeled Y-Teens. This educational club strives toward fellowship and understanding as a goal. We're sure you'll agree, because, whether you're attending the solemn initia- tion ceremonies or a dance, you're always assured ot a good time. fi? Top Row:-Aguilar, Lupe, Cruz, Theresa, Flores, Otelia, Galindo, Beatrice, Garcia, Evangelina- Gqrzq Bertha, Garza, Mary Helen. Znd Row:-Gutierrez, Irene, Hernandez, Alice, Hernandez, Alice' Mendez Ma: rina, Ochoa, Margie, Olivarri, Iovita, Prado, Dolores. 3rd Row:-Quintero, Helen, Pres: Ramirez Arriparo- Reyes, Esther, Romero, Lydia, Salazar, Rita, Saucedo, Nora, Singeltary, Rose Marile. Bottom Row-Q Terrazas, Beatrice, Trinidad, Conchita, True, Treva, Valdez, Delia, Valdez, Eva, Rep., Viqmeg Ramona- lli- llalobos, Beatrice. ' ' PAGE 129 TECH LITTLE THEATER Hold it, Buster! You're in the presence of geniusese-pure ta- lent. Be it tor painting, acting, or rnopping tloors, they are de- linitely unsurpassed by the common folk. Do you like drama--exciting? breathtaking? suspenseful? Come to any of the various plays throughout the year. There are three lull-length dramas, a contest of one act plays, and numerous assemblies. Are picnics, parties, and dances your dish? Then, in exchange for work, Work, Work you will be rewarded with fun, lun, fun. PAGE 140 1, Building cl se-tg Z. Love Rides the Railsug 3. Think It's Going io Rainy 4. Modern Chivolryg 5. Directors Contest, PAGE 1-11 Naww--hawk M 5 f, ww 3 l 'U l Ruben, 2. Oh, Alfre-dp 3 Cowgirl Durwoodg 4. SIIDIS showing, Lmslieg 5 Alvin The modelg 6 Nice pose IHXGIC li! ATHLETICS MCCOLLUM, IOHN, B.S., M. S, Science Coach, Track A FOOTBALL SHANNON, PAT, BA. WYBLE, W. F., B.S Phy. Ed. Social Science Coach Football Coach, Basketball The bench during a big game. PAGE 145 No. 22-Lettermcm No. 11-Letterman No. SU-Letterman No Z9 Letterman RICHARD ALMAREZ DON COATS DAVID CASANOVA RAUL VALDEZ 1948 BUFFALO SCHEDULE September 8-Port Arthur October 16-Recxgcm 24-Kerrville 3-Horlcmdole IU-Orange October November 15-fA1c1mo Heights 24-Y-Lcmier 29-Brockenridge 12-Ietferson 19eBurbc1nk Coats oft on end run. ,pawns No 36 Letterman No. 28-Letterman No. 33-Letterman No 4U Letterman SAM SANCHEZ RICHARD NEIL ARTHUR FERNANDEZ LAWRENCE OLEARY Port Arthur picked by Sportswriters as the top high school team. Yes, it's true, and this is the assignment that the Buffaloes drew as they traveled to Port Arthur to open the football season. ln drizzling weather, the Buffs fought hard, but the size, both in weight and in number, of the Yellowjackets proved too much for the Buffalo squad. Even in the 39-13 defeat the Buffs gave an impressive performance. The Reagan Bulldogs came to town and left proud but Weary and bruised as they managed to salvage the game that saw the lead change several times. Smart aerial Work by Don Coats and Noe Rodriguez to Sanchez, Mathis, and Valdez accounted for large slices of yardage frequently, but this was not enough as the Bulldogs took advantage of the breaks that came their way. The end of the game found the score, Reagan 26-Tech 12. Mathis against Alamo Heights. Nfs,fffif2g.:M , . No 27 Lettermai No. 35- Letterman No. 37-Letterman No l7 Letterman GLEN HOWARD ALVIN PADILLA MANUEL ALFARO DURWOOD MATHIS The Tech Buffs invaded Kerrville with a grim determination to avenge the pre- vious year's defeat. At the end of the first-half Kerrville was leading 12-O, but the second half told the true story. The Buffaloes played a great game as their offense and defense hit its peak, The result of the efforts of the smooth-working Buffalo machine netted them a Well earned 20-12 victory. The Buffaloes went on a scoring spree as they Walloped the Harlandale Indians 32 to O. The lndians were never quite in the game as the great Buffalo line broke up the Indian plays time after time. The backfield used their abilities and never had any serious trouble getting across the double stripe. Howard and Baladez after Bowman No lU Letterman No. l8-Letterman No. l6iLetterman No l3 Letterman NOE RODRIGUEZ IOHNNY GABZA IIMMY BALADEZ BOBBY DAVILA Coming from behind twice and refusing to be licked by their heavier and more favored opposition, Tech's lightning fast Buffs unleashed their greatest offense of any previous game and defeated the Orange Tigers 27-21. Jimmy Baladez scored thrice, aided by some superlative ball-carrying by Raul Val- dez and David Casanova, the latter adding the clincher after Tech found itself on the short end of a 21-20 score with four minutes remaining. Iohnny Garza converted three times. The red and white Buffaloes sought new stomping territory out in Alamo Heights as they traveled to engage the Mules in a City Conference game. The game was Wild and was marked by very rough playing as both teams fought with all their might While people in the jammed stadium watched excitedly. Casanova trying to stomp lndians. No l2 Letterman No. l4H Letterman No. 23-Letterman No 42 Letterman ERNEST IONES EMIL GAVLICK LIONEL GONZALEZ RAYMOND GARZA Despite the efforts of the Buffs, the Mules emerged victorious to the tune of 25- 14. Durwood Mathis eluded the Mule line several times as he scored both of Tech's touchdowns. Tech threatened repeatedly, but each time the Mules man- aged to check them and thus come out at the long end of the final score. The Buffalo herd stomped onto the Alamo Stadium turf with energy to spare as they rode over a stubborn group of Lanier Voks. The scoring was divided among Durwood Mathis, Don Coats, Iohnny Garza, Bobby Davila and Richard Almaraz. In addition to kicking four extra-points, Garza scored a touchdown. Raul Valdez and the entire line played a bang up game on offense as Well as on defense. Mathis going through Vok line. No 21 Letterman No. 32-Letterman No. 26-Letterman No 31 Letterman LOUIS TERRAZAS GILBERT SALINAS CARLOS ALVARADO EDMUND PINTOR The Brackenridge Eagles were the first team that was able to check the punch- ing power of the high-geared Tech offense by holding them scoreless. The Eagles outplayed the Buffaloes during most of the game and, therefore, won a victory that greatly dimmed the hopes of the Buffaloes for a shot at the first Big City Conference title. The Buffaloes threatened occasionally with Baladez, Almaraz and Casanova doing some fancy ballfcarrying, but the Brackenridge defense proved the undoing of the Buffaloes, who could not quite start their offense to clicking as in previous games. The Buffaloes entered Alamo Stadium with high hopes of beating the Thomas lefferson Mustangs. For days the slogan at Buffalo land had been, The date to remember is the twelfth of November. Yes, the day finally came and a Everybody gets in on play. X A ,rw f:fA'wV4s,,pxm 7 Whfxgvif X 2 No 15 Squaclman No, 20-Squadman No. 38-Squadman No 39 Squadman DANIEL ALONZO RICHARD CUELLAR IUAN VALLEIO GILBERT BOURQUIN more exciting game was not to be found anywhere. Tension was high on both sides as the student body from both schools saw the huge clock ticking away the time. Iefferson battled its way to a 9-'U halt-time lead, In the third quarter the Mustangs pushed across another touchdown and with the conversion made it l6-0, Midway in the last quarter, passes from Noe Rodriguez to Sanchez set up the Tech touchdown on a play covering 50 yards down to the Mustang 8. Two plays later the Buffs rammed across, followed by the successful try for point by Iohnny Garza. Tech later moved to the Mustang 30, but time tinally ran out and the scoreboard showed l6 points tor Ietferson and 7 points for Tech. Coats wriggling against Reagan Bulldogs. 1 gm-D No. 41-Squadman No. 34gSquadman Mgr.-Letterman Mgr.-Letterman RALPH FRAZIER LLOYD MARKELL WAYNE ERNEST VINCENT GILLETTE The Bulldogs Went all out in their last game ot the season as they barked their way to a l2-7 victory over the Tech Buffaloes. The Buffaloes came from behind once to take a 7-6 lead that prevailed until three minutes remained in the last quarter, when Burbank scored again to take command 12-7, The Buffs tought valiantly every one ot the l8U seconds remaining, but the drive ended on the Bulldog 30 yard line as the gun sounded. The excited Shannon and Company. Mgr.-Letterman ROBERT SUMPTER 1. Buff leader supervising herdg 2. Garza after a fumbleg 3. Buff center readyg 4. Co-captain Sam Sanchezg 5. Iohrmy limbering upg 6. Speedy Almaraz hitting strideg 7. Noe in air looking for target. PAGE 157 1. Baladez ready for takeoifg 2. Wyble, the brains of the linesg 3. Howard in practiceg 4. Co captain, Don Coaisg 5. Kicker, Iohrmy Garzag 6. Excited Casanova. PAGE 158 l. Fernandez and Gonzales at the fieldg Z. Mathis on the rampageg 3. lones in a playg 4. Co- captain-Valdezg 5, Terrazas in positiong 6. Tackle Richard Neilg 7. Gavlick looking for teamg 8 Taking it easyg 9. Bobby in practice. PAFF 1 0 B FOOTBALL 1948 BILLY GOAT RESULTS Tech 8-Lcmier Tech 7-Lcmier Tech 32-Hctrlcxndczle Tech U-Brcickenridge C Edisor1 iorfeitedj 7 Tech 14-Burbank 19 Tech 25-Peacock U Tech 264A1c1mo Heights 18 'Tech 2-Edison A BASKETBALL Front Row: Kneeling, George Garza, David Casanova, Raul Valdez, Don Coats, Bernardino Decena Iesse Verdin, Back Row: Standing, Coach Warren Wyble, Gilbert Bailey, Lawrence Riojas, Arthur Luna, Edward CITY CQNFERENCE Colonge, First Half TECH--4 l TECH-31 TECH-43 TECH-31 TECH-43 TECH-37 IEFFERSON-51 BRACKENRlDGEe34 HARLANDALE-33 BURBANK-5l ALAMO HEIGHTS-37 LANIER-53 PAC II 161 Second Halt TECH-35 TECH-20 TECH-40 TECH-45 TECH-41 TECH-35 PLAY IEFFERSON-42 BRACKENRIDGE-35 HARLANDALE-37 BURBANK-51 ALAMO HEIGHTS-44 LANIER-45 TRACK Te-ch's Buffaloes will enter competition in the City Conference organization for the first time along with six other local schools. This newly organized confer- ence includes three other districtsfliouston, Dallas, and Fort Worth, which all use the same set up as San Antonio does. The winners in each of the four dis- tricts, then compete to determine the champion of the Big City Conference. As final preparations are made for the annual to go to the press, Coach McCol- lum is selecting a squad of l6 men who will carry Tech's colors into the first meet of the season-the Border Olympics. The squad that will make the trip is to be chosen from a large field by eliminating and selecting the best in ac- cordance to their individual performance. This is the first year that Tech will practice on its own field throughout the en- tire season. ln previous years the trackmen had to journey to foreign fields for practice. Last year, the season had begun before the Cinder path was com- pleted. Although having been handicapped by the lack of proper practice facilities, the Buffs have always given their best in representing the San Antonio Vocas tional School. This year, more than ever before, they will proudly Wear Tech's colors. For what they may lack in ability, they will make up with four things-Y spirit, courage, determination, and last but not least, sportsmanship. Sprinters: Mathis, Almarez, Ramirez, Fernandez, and Rodriguez, PAGE 166 Loy Edson goes over the bor. ,r Distance runners: Trevino, Velo, Solis, Gorciol, Acosto, ond Frazier PAGE 161 Iimmy Lowry-high jumper. TRACK SCHEDULE March 11, 12 18 ,.,,. 25 ....,.... April 1, 2 April 29 30 May 4, 5 13 PAGE ..............,....Border Olympics Alamo Heights Invitational Edison Invitational ...m...Texas Relays Meet San Antonio Invitational City Conference Meet City Conference State Meet 168 MILITARY TRAINING if k 3 2 CE i Capt. Harold A, Porter i Warrant Officer W. B. Wade PAGE 171 MfSgt. Cooper Skidmore IST BATTALION ZND BATTALION PAGE 174 COMPANY A Znd Lt. MATIAS RAMO' '51 :J Y 3 P ' . ., A A V, :EZIZ ,EII ,,,,,., b :1-.:, Q ., f ist, Lt. HENRY coRrEz Capt. Ioe Salazar lst Sgt. Albert Guerrero Sgt Sgt. Sgt Sgt lst Class Arthur Cantu Henry Zuniga Raoul Canamar Ray Flores Sgt. Albert Guerro Cpl, Tommy Dolan Cpl. Louis Salazar Cpl. Adan Castro Pfc. Manuel Castro Pic, Lee Kee Pic. Victor Rios Pvt, Ioe Castillo PAGE 175 Pvt. Pvt. Pvt. Pvt. Pvt. Pvt. Pvt. Richard De Leon Robert Flores Richard Gomez Ernest Guerra Armando Iuarez Rudy Martinez Fernando Solis CCMPANY B Capt. luhnny Garza lst, Lt. Robert Quijano 2nd Lt. Richard Martinez lst Sgt. Russell Farringer Sgt Sgt Sgt Sgt Sgt Sgt Sgt lst Class Wash Harmon Robert Gomez . Enrique De La Cruz Henry Doublet Sebero Herrera Manuel Ramirez Robert Rios Cpl Cpl Cpl Cpl Pvt. Pvt. Pvt. Pvt. Pvt. loe Arevalos Fred Boykin David Barajas Henry Doublet Robert Castellanos Fidel Gomez Raymond Guerara Felix Hernandez Charles Longoria PAGE 176 Pvt, Ylditonso Lozano Pvt. loe Martinez Pvt Pvt Pvt Pvt Pvt Pvt . Thomas Michel Roberto Montalvo Benito Santos Fidel Urrabazo Iesse Villarreal Fred Wong COMPANY C -1 -.,, :.1 , i f 2nd, Lt. Richard Camargo -11'A-:-' .,,, , .5 A fi '.-:: t 1 . 1 Capt. Manuel V. Prado lst. Lt. Gus Gonzalez 2nd Lt. Roy W. Bartling lst Sgt. Raymond Bonoan Sgt Sgt Sgt Sgt Sgt Sgt Sgt Sgt Sgt Sgt. Cpl lst Class Edward Garza lst Class Emilio Garza, Ir. Rudy Cantu Iulian Diaz Agapito V. Flores Roger M. Ibarra Ralph L. Lopez Ioe Martinez Iohnny Peche Oscar Valdez Leopoldo E. Llores Cpl Cpl Cpl Cpl Cpl Ptc. Plc. Pfc. Pfc. Pfc. Plc, Pic. Charles Gamez Sidney I, Lightfoot Phil S. Martinez Guadalupe Mendez George Wurth Ernest M, Barron Florentino Chavez Raymundo Espinoza Armando Gonzales Lee G. Martinez Ioe C. Morales Miguel A. Quinones PAGE 177 Pvt Pvt Pvt Pvt Pvt Pvt Pvt Pvt Pvt Pvt Pvt Pvt Iose A. Alfaro Porlirio V. Cardenas Alfred C. Coronado Arthur Galindo Iesse Garza Frank G. Lejarzar Bartolo Martinez Robert Perez Efraim C, Sepulveda . lack W. Shelton Daniel Silva Sammie Wong COMPANY D Capt. Vivano Lopez 'Q we lst. Lt. Arthur Contreras X Sy Znd Lt. Louis Lopez lst Sgt. Iohnnie Arispe Sgt. Sgt. Sgt. lst Class David Gonzales Richard Madrid Robert Rodriguez Sgt. Iimmy De Leon Sgt. Paul Gonzales Sgt, Louis Guicharnaud Cpl Cpl Cpl Cpl Plc. Roger Garcia Robert Wissman Conrad Martinez Henry Wilburn Arturo Cortez Plc. Plc Pic Pvt Pvt Pvt Pvt Pvt Pvt Pvt Pvt Pvt t Oswaldo Medina Daniel Rosas Plc, . Abraham Silos Arthur Vasquez Retugio Campos Gilbert Hernandez Louis Markin Robert Palorno Oscar Trevino Manuel Zuniga . Benito Aguirre Iohnny Chavez Rudy Fernandez PAGE 178 Pvt. Pete Galindo Pvt. Elroy Somhert Pvt Pvt Pvt Pvt Pvt Pvt Pvt Pvt Pvt Pvt Pvt Pvt . W. V. Grote . Arbundio Simon , Iimmy Lowry . Pete Munez . Richard Markin Efraim Pacheco . Cesar Ponce . lesse Soto Henry Stewart Phillip Suarez Ioe Trinidad Bennie West CGMPANY E Znd. Lt. Gonzalo Gonzales Znd. Lt. Louis Flores Capt. Ralph Saenz lst. Lt. Antonio Martinez lst Sgt. Tony Ochoa Sgt Sgt Sgt . lst Class Clayton Murphy . lst Class Vincent Villejo . Daniel Benedetti Sgt. Mauro Buenrostro Sgt. Daniel Orta Sgt Sgt Sgt Sgt . Rudy De La Rosa . lack L. McHar1ey . Arthur Pena . Alfred I. Zepeda Sgt. Miguel Flores Cpl Cpl Cpl Cpl Cpl Cpl . Adolph R. Alire . Carlos L. Flores . Alfred Gutierrez . Cecil Martinez . Sidney Mitchell , Gregory Rivera Plc Pic Pic Pic Ptc Pvt Pvt Pvt Pvt Pvt Pvt Pvt. Armando Lerma Victor Orozco, lr. Marcus Ouintero Raul B. Valdez Frank Venegas, Ir. Adolph P. Arciniga Albert D. Cadena Ioseph R. Carrillo Robert E. Chamberlain Iohrmy Cole Rudy Cornejo Henry Daniel Pvt. Raul V. Flores Pvt. Pvt, Pvt. Pvt. Ralph S. Flores lavier S. Garza Ramiro Gonzalez Iesse Gonzales PAGE 179 Pvt Pvt Pvt Pvt Pvt Pvt Pvt Pvt Pvt Pvt Pvt. Pvt. Pvt. Pvt. Pvt. Pvt, Pvt. Ernest Galan Gregory Guerrero Fred A. House Antonio V. Limon Raymundo Lopez Romulo Maltos, Ir. lesse Martinez Phillip Navarro Roy Orosco Rudy Pacheco Vicente Pequeno Muricio Rodriguez Luis Rodriguez Richard Roel Steve Tabhan Felipe Trevino Eddie Vargas COMPANY lst. Lt. Billy Griffin 2nd, Lt. Louis Imperial A f , ...:,,:, Qs E., vw il ' Capt. Richard Solis 2nd Lt. Raul Guerra lst Sgt. Anthony Vargas Sgt Sgt Sgt Sgt Sgt Sgt 1st Class Gilbert Ouijones lst Class Pete Zamaro Phillip Espinoza Emilio Martinez Mike Perez Eddie Rios Sgt Marvin Smith Sgt, Vincent Woo Sgt. Robert Trevino Sgt. Iuan Vallijo Cpl Iesse Arias Cpl Ioe Bernal Cpl Iames Cuellar Cpl. Fred De La Fuente Cpl. Fernando Palacios Cpl. Alex Satarina Pic Pic Ptc Pic. Pvt Pvt Pvt Pvt Pvt Pvt Pvt Pvt Pvt Pvt Mario Bravo lohn Garza Richard Luna Adam Saldivar Louis Barron Walter Casillas Arthur Castenon Richard Delgado Catarino Esquivel Louis Silmore Carlos Sodin Harold Marcx Ioe Marco Adolph Martinez PAGE 180 Pvt Pvt Pvt Pvt Pvt Pvt Albert Martinez . Herbert Mason Iohnny Medrano Sidney Miller Rudy Artiz Nero Pacheco Pvt. Victor Padilla Pvt. Frank Paiz Pvt. Ernest Paz Pvt. Frank Ramirez Pvt, loe Riojas Pvt Bobby Sanchez Pvt Pvt Pvt Pvt Reynaldo Solis Gilbert Tobias Ernest Valero Aris Zuniga DRILL TEAM Captain Gavino Martinez Raul Cuellar Iesse Trevino Roy Montez Rudy Almaguer Richard Camargo Arthur Contreras Pete Zamora Fernando Palacios Robert Trevino Henry Wilburn Russell Farringer Edward Garza Henry Doublet Antonio Martinez PAGE 181 Roy Bartling Robert Quijano Ioe Salazar Ralph Saenz Fred Boykin Raymond Martinez Manuel Flores Richard Cuellar Paul Gonzales Gus Gonzales Iohnny Garza Emilio Garza Manuel Prado Robert Gomez George Wurth RIFLE TEAM Standing, from left to right are: Rudy Almaguer, Raymond Martinez, and Gus Gonzalez. Kneeling: Leo Ziegler, Wash Harmon and Raymond Bonoan. The R.O.T.C. student receives much more than military train- ing, He is subjected to an increasingly difficult series of mental challenges. He gains information and, more important, he gains tolerance, appreciation and understanding of the prob- lems ol mankind. This development should give him a feeling of confidence but not an attitude of superiority toward his fel- lowmanf'-Dwight D. Eisenhower. PAGE 182 RED JACKETS 1,11 .R I ,:214.f+f f il w in ,v , n r WL... ,, ff- 1 is W. iw- uv- f ' 'tw -.aff-1'-, , 1 -xg 1 -f .:,.wJ fe f ' v I, , -1 1. Hu. ln- 1,-..,,.m , ,. - . wb.- -- - , .fr ,, 'X , Q ' 4. , .., .v:1V:.rH., 6 y V -gag ' arty -zkQ,,:f'E-A 1' -rj? n g 'u Y-wc-1' n 1. , .1 Jw ' ,,mg2e9.- , ' . I , 'La- .f-,j.f-vf 4 ' ' 'z 1151 ff' x rfg MILITARY BALL To the Rear! March! Halt! And you're facing the cutest group of lassies in the school. Let's get to know these girls, you say? That is a good idea. lf the boys are looking for a dream girl -and just show us a boy who isn't-they are sure to find the cream of the crop among the Red lackets. Our marching dolls, in their cute uniforms, represent Tech to an advantage at football and basketball games, in parade reviews, and as a service organization that is really tops. They usher at our plays and presentations. They are on hand dur- ing registration. They are ready and willing to aid anyone needing assistance. They are the Red Iacketsl With school service as an aim, these girls have led the way at Tech School since they were organized by Mrs. Bess Stratton in 1932, Admired and appreciated, envied, and idolized by all, the TRI's are to be congratulated for their never-failing work and assistance. Keep it up, girls! PAGE 185 Top Row:-Armandina, Pauline, 2nd Row:--Arriaga, Zulema, Balleza, Mar- garet. 3rd Row:-Barrera, Thelma, Becker, Dorothy, Borjas, Lucrecia. 4th Row:-Boyd, Ramona, Col., Sec., Cantu Lydia, Castro, Norma, Cerda, Mary Louise. 5th Row:-Chauvin, Maria, Lt, Col., Vice-Pres. Chavez, Carmen, r Cordova, Mary, Cortez, Evangelina, Cortez, Estella. 6th Row:-Cruz, Teresa, Cuellar, Victoria, Cuesta, Lilly Mae, : , Dominguez, Teoiila, De La O, Anim: Dunback, Gloria. 7th Row:-DUCIUG, Yolanda, Ezzell, Barbara, Flores, Ote- lia, Frazer, Alice, Fryer, Shirley. 8th Row:-Garza, Bertha, Garcia, Yolandaz Gonzales, Tillie, Lt. Col.: Guiierfel, Mary Louise. 9th Row:-Harris, Milesa Lee, Henry, Bernice: Hernandez, Alice. 10th Row:-Hernandez, Minerva, lbar- ra, Minerva. llth Row:-Iannasch, Fay, Historian. RED I I: PAGE 186 JACKETS f , .. V Km- E lst Row:-Iasso, Carolyn. 2nd Row:- Iimenez, Mary Louise, Kohler, Erna. 3rd Row:-Kung, Iosie, Lerma, Mary Es- ther, Lopez, Mary Margaret. 4th Row:- Maldonado, Angelita, Martinez, Emes- tine, Martinez, Isabel, Martinez, Mary. 5th Row:-Martinez, Rita Mae, Marti- nez, Romana, McGowan, Ioan, Miller, Margaret, Montes, Rose Marie. Sth Row:-Muniz, Victoria, Murillo, Lupe, Orosco, Yolanda, Palacios, Carmen, , Q PAGE 187 'F Palacios, Tonie, Pedraza, Iosephine. 7th Row:+Pennington, Katherine, Perez, Io Ann, Quintero, Helen, Ramirez, Car- men, Ramirez, Rosie. 8th Row:-Rangel, Theresa, Rios, Rebecca, Rios, Sally, Treas., Robles, Esteiana. 9th Row:- Rodriguez, Ianie, Rodriguez, Yovanna, Salazar, Rita. 10th Row:-San Luis, Vic- toria, Singeltary, Rose Marie. llth Row: -Summers, Evelyn. RED JACKETS Top Row:fTerrazas, Beatrice, Valdez, Minerva, Valero, Diarnantina, Vallee, Nancy, Venegas, Anita. 2nd Row: M Villanueva, Thelma, Webster, Anne, Wilburn, Helen. 3rd Row: --Yf Williams, Annie, Pres, Lt. Col. Bottom Rowze- Zuniga, Marie. Tech's own airplanevthe Red Iackets drill at the half PAGE iss Red Icxckets on parade. SWE YG-CI-CI-Cl Tech! PAGE 189 ARCH OF SABERS RED IACKET CREED To love life and not just shallow glory To try to be sincere in everything I do or say To be loyal to my chosen standards To hold fast to high ideals, come what may. To permit neither color, race, nor standing To change my thoughts of human beings round To be above such sport as idle gossip To stay away from talk that touches ground. To befriend not just those who befriend me To always have a helping hand to lend, To treat others as I would that I be treated To never be the kind that does pretend. To believe there is a power supremely just To know that wrong is wrong and right it shall never be To be steadfast in my own opinion. Yet big enough the other side to see. love my friends not for what they have or give me love them for themselves and nothing more, To learn to tell the good from all that's evil To look right through the shell down to the core. To To To rate knowledge of my fellowmen above such learning As that derived from teacher, book, and pen, To be known not as one bad loser But be such a one as can afford to win. This, the Red lacket creed, I follow Not only in the years I spend therein But to take these thoughts and standards with me To watch and follow up to life's due end. PAGE 190 RELAXATION r. ii 5 1 F Ja -li E 15 2 a 2 5 Z ,714 1 wi WG! GVEDNQ 1. Mr. Portwood breaks groundg 2. Driving the first stczkeg 3. Boring the foundation holesg 4. Excavating the basement 5, Ground breaking ceremonyg 6. At lcrsti PAGE 193 14 Moon-faced, starry eyedg 2 Sweet and lovely. 3. Ain't she sweet? 4, Scared of the camera? 5. Rosie, the hcllqucrd. 6. Looking for the gym! N 3 er Q ,.,.,-w- ,J 1. Hcxllguard at ecxseg 2. Nice jcicketg 3. Think of youg 4. Vivicmo recids his comic booksg 5. On the sunny side of the benchp 6. Don't study so hard, Rudy! PAGE 196 thy 5 :QL 4 , 'i , , A, 5 I , rm Z 'il W? wsu-.V '?F 3su,, l, Reading the Want Adsg 2. Moy I curry your books? g 3. Selling your girl? 4. Friendship: 5. Jesse likes Esther! 6. Susie, Loco shall hear of this! PAGE 197 1 Three chicksg 2. I use Pe-psodentg 3, Another pcrrcdeg 4. Hi-ho, brcissyl 5, Boo! 6 Help! PAGE 198 annul .Zi 'er-f W y Q' 1. Two handsome boysg 2. Lunch timeg 3, Curry her books, Lazy-Iohrmyg 4. Band member? 5, Three misses 6. Two hits PAGE 1951 1. Trying to adjust your brain, Pete? 2. Smack ii, Mcryg 3. Look behind you, Rudy! 4. Nice qym! 5. Deo missed 6. Ugh! PAGE 200 l Secretsg 2. Drum Boogieg 3. On pcrrcxdeg 4. Yes, thunk youg 5, Bright uniformsg 6, Our Drum Mcxjorettes PAGE 201 1. Whose sweater are you wecrring?g 24 Frankie boy leads the pcxradeg 3, True Tech Spiritg 4. Color Week remember? 5. Hcmrvest of Stcxrsg 6. Thcrt's my boy, who said thcxtln PAGE 202 FRIENDS , -. VV., , VL' . , z f' A A ' 5 A. ,X I j L, . ! X A IZ '51 f 9 .ff ' v 2 f , , f Qi I . il, .. S I, ZLL'- A ' I ,:6,,, ,Q ., . W f 4 1, ff' x 0 ,.., , EPP L E 5 .. -.r, A M an .. 2 'J SENTS fgfy, Q.,J:T5f-' , ' W. ni ,,., QT' ' ' -nnulv 4!P0l0!I - A ,, lyww., W A ' '4.,,,... M- -.... - O ,,, ... .-........- W -r .': E if Good Quality Costs Less at Sears Sears, Roebuck and Co Satisfaction Guaranteed or Your Money Back KCHITIOTC Lane and ROITTBTIB Plala Garfield 5151 Free Parking Around the Corner SO I from Anywhere i-1-6 Bill I Z gl ME N V 5 em! I ef It O UOVVIIU vlull ulvlollvv Ol VIII tot:-tbl! C0nulv lv SAN ANTONIO COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. New Cars - Used Cars - Trucks Z SERVICING all makes and models MILAM CHEVROLET COMPANY North Flores at Martin Street Thanks Seniors from Your Official Engravers . oLAss RINGS . ooMMENoEMENT 1Nv1TAT1oNs . PERSONAL CARDS Southern Engraving Co 1116 PRAIRIE HOUSTON, TEXAS Congratulations Graduates of 1949 AIN M S Alamo Pl BUDGET 204 E. C B DGETA 208 E. Commerce HARDWARE STORE 227 E. 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Ashby Congratulations GRADUATES OF TECH May you always hold your school high in your esteem, and always be a valuable asset to it. Thoughtfulness of ROY AKERS Funeral Director Ambulance Service 441 Main Avenue Fannin 7201 H Aristotle Saicl I t I All who have meditated on the art of governing mankind have been con- vinced that the fate of empires depends on the education of youthf, The Office Man's Department Store fi 11 HVQFIC A 'EX HI' 'G 75 Years in . . . of. . . and for Texas 215 E. Travis Phone G-2411 THE ORIGINAL MEXICAN RESTAURANT MEXICAN DISHES EXCLUSIVELY 112 - 119 Losoya St. 72rs72'f35f PAGE 209 Congr?1EulaEQ7T1sto T Compliments THE GRADUATING CLASS of THE STUDENT BODY and FACULTY OUR LADY OF THE LAKE Southenn CCI-I-EGE 830 East Houston Sr. San Antonio 6, Texas San Antonio, Texas I-IOBBYCRAFT - SUPPLIES MEINACRAFT HOBBIES 215 Losoya St. C. 8586 We are proud to help equip the Buffs ! POTCHERNICICS Since 1894 San Antonio 5, Texas 211 N. ST. MARY'S ST. La F eria Department Store Jllameda Cfheatre 510 W. HOUSTON San Antonio's Most t Progressive Department Store 74a mod! Mecha 802 W. Commerce in We 'sauMwe4'! jake somekome f KELLU H SOHERRER ,. 0- r fs' W- FLOIDER SHOPS Q-A .I bu .1 .5 osephlne . P-9103 55 B119-IBY S m . , 5' :ga Blrelevs 326 W. JOSEPHINE Nan-Cafbonafed ' X e 3's ST. ANTHONY HOTEL OrangeDr1nk GUNTER HOTEL ff 5 W in PAGE 1 MEDALS - SCHOOL PINS TEXAS SCHOOL SUPPLY CO. I 422 S. St. Mary's San Antonio, Texas Joe C. Bettencourt Manufacturing Jeweler YEAR GUARDS F. 7446 i Student Council Pins - Trophies 310 College St. F. 7561 14 fjmfianal Qaeefing. GOOD LUCK TO THE SENIORS OF '49 Mary Louise Alanis June Ahrens Edward Alcacio Gregorio M. Alcacio Mrs. K. Alsup Carlos Alvarado Belia Amador Dana Amen Mrs. Virginia Armstrong Ernest Barron Dorothy Becker G. L. Blancett Beatrice Botello Margie BuenRostro Mauro BuenRostro Mary Bustos Gabino Carrillo Olga Castillo Mrs. D. V. Cockrell Mary Beth Coleman Miss C. Conner Mr. Frank P. 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B. Montes Sylvia Moore Frances Munoz John Munoz Mr. John Navarro Mrs. Louise S. Navarro Joe Neaves cl Gloria Ruiz Mrs. Ysobel Seawell Mr. H. Siegal Isaac Silos Barbara Smith Betty Stern Gilbert Warren Mr. Carl Weirich Pete Wiechert Mr. C. P. Williams Mrs. C. P. Williams Carolyn Wong Willie Woo Beatrice Terrazas Oscar Valdez Cruz Vasquez Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Vianes Trine Vianes Mr. Albert Villarreal Albert M. Villarreal Mrs. Amelia N. Villarreal Evangeline Yznaga PAGE 211 1 GOOD LUCK, GRADS! LUCKENBACH PHARMACY 1716 Broadway ERICAN SPORTS CENTER Everything in Sports AM C - 5354 217 N. St. Mary's Phone G-8295 308 W. Houston St. TOEPPERWEIN HARDWARE CO. DEALERS Sz JOBBERS ' 'onflfishimz Tacklef-Sporting Goods EN A C-AMERA CLICKS THINK OF' UllER'S WH AN ANTONIO 0 AUSTIN, TEXAS Gunn- Ammumtl Boats and Outboard Motors S Famous Names in Men's Wear C'0mPU'mfmfS Of I SOL FRANK CO. . ' , zzoiof AAAS 517 E. Houston St. N .vmrf V I Creators of Tech Band Uniforms L' i ,WAV A GOOD LUCK .. 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