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

Text from Pages 1 - 272 of the 1960 volume:

San Antonio Vocational and Technical High School San Antonio, Texas Faculty Page 17 Classes Page 41 Shops Page 105 Organizations Page 141 Service Units Page 183 Sports Page 199 Advertisers Page 233 Table of Contents Hail to Tech School, trustworthy, true; Our strength, our faith we pledge to you; Teach us the courage of the brave and just. Impart the wisdom to fulfill your trust. Long may your light a beacon be, Guiding to service, love, and loyalty; All that we build today let men appraise; To you the glory through endless days. This book, then, is the record of what Tech has done for us, of the wonderful year she has given us--the unforgettable year of ' v I960 In Memoriam You brought hope To those oppressed by failure You gave strength To all the weak of will You showed understanding To those condemned by others You taught goodness To all the sore in heart Because All these things made Our minds a little keener Our hearts a little warmer Our souls a little purer We will always Remember you. 7 MISS EUNICE LUCKENBACH First Building Third Building 11 Tech Gym Armory “Our strength, our faith we pledge to you FAC ULTY Dedication Who, refusing to be tempted by more attractive work, remained where the field of service and beauty of cause needed her efficiency, versatility, helpfulness, and interest in all school activities. Who whole-heartedly applies her talent where it best serves, and strives for the advancement of knowledge. And whose unique personality will never be forgotten by those who work under her guidance. To her we dedicate this book with love, admiration, and respect. San Antonio Independent School Distric Board of Education MR. EUGENE W. ROBINSON President MR. J. G. KIZER Vice-President MR. RALPH R. CARDENAS Secretary MRS. W. HAYDEN-MILLER Ass't. Secretary MRS. CLAUDE ANIOL MR. L. E. FITE MR. G. C. GUTHRIE 19 MR. THOMAS B. PORTWOOD Superintendent of Schools San Antonio Independent School District MR. OSCAR E. MILLER Assistant Superintendent of Secondary Schools MR. GEORGE L. FLING Director of Vocational Education and Industrial Arts L. For outstanding service as principal of Tech, Mr. George L. Fling is presented a plaque by Mr. Dick Sherril in the name of the student body. 22 ADAMICK, MRS. LILLIAN ALSUP, MRS. KATHERINE ALSUP, RAYMON B.S. M.S. T. and I. T. and I. Science Commercial Art Architectural Drafting Sponsor: Future Nurses Sponsor: Commercial Art VIC Sponsor: Architectural Drafting ARMSTRONG, MRS. VIRGINIA B.S., M. A. Sponsor: Senior Class While students wait to register, Mr. John Fletcher checks to see if classes have been closed. BASS, MRS. PEARL Secretary 24 BLACK, MISS GEORGIA B. A. , M. A. History Sponsor: Junior Class Registration is not an easy job, but Mrs. Patricia CAVANAUGH, W.W. Tillman seems to take it in stride. B.S., B.S.C., M.S. Math CURRAN, MRS. ELAINE B. A., M. A. Dramatics and Public Speaking Sponsor: Tech Little Theatre DHOSSCHE, R.A. B.A. Band and Orchestra DILTS, GORDON B.B. A. Distributive Education Sponsor: D.E. Club DOOLITTLE, MRS. PEARL B.A., M. ED. Family Life DUNSMORE, MRS. DOROTHY B.S., M. ED. Homemaking Sponsor: Sophomore Class EDWARDS, SHELDON B.S. , M.ED. Math 26 EVERETT, MRS. MARGUERITE B.A., M.A. Commercial Sponsor: School Finance FLETCHER, MRS. ESTHER B.J., M.A. Sponsor: Technician FLETCHER, M-SGT. F.D. Commandant, R.O.T.C. FLETCHER,JOHN 0 B.S., M.A. History FLYNT, MRS. VIOLET B . A., T. and I. Sponsor: Cosote Club FREDERICK, ALFRED J. T. and I. Cabinet Mill 27 FREE, MRS. MARY ARNOLD B.A., M.A., Art, GONZALEZ, MRS. EVELYN B.A., English, HADDON, MRS. HELEN B.A., M.A. Math Sponsor: Art Club Sponsor: Y-Teens HALL, MRS. DANA B.A. Science HARTSFIELD, MRS. CLARA B. A. , M.A. English Sponsor: Jr. Red Cross Tech faculty members enjoy Christmas party sponsored by the Homemaking Department. HENDERSON, MISS BEATRICE B. A., B.L.S. Social Science HOWELL, THOMAS HUMPHREY, BENNIE JACKSON, MRS. SELMA B.S. T. and I. Library- Science Machine Shop Coach: Football, Track Sponsor: Machine Shop VIC JETT, PAUL N. B. A. Radio Shop Sponsor: Radio Club VIC KEITHLY, MRS. MARY B. A., M. A. History-Sponsor: Sophomore Class KRATZ, MRS. HAZEL B.S. Commercial LAMBERTH, MRS. LOCKIE H. B.S. Commercial LINDSEY. W.C. T. and I. Sheet Metal LOVELL, MRS. LOUISE B.S. LUCKENBACH, MISS EUNICE, B.S., M.E., P.E., Spon: Red Jackets Sponsor: Sheet Metal VIC Commercial Cheerleaders LYSTER, MISS EDNA D B.S., M.A. Homemaking 30 MAXHAM, K.E. B.S., M.S. Math, Science MC COLJLUM, JOHN J. B.S., M.S. Math Coach: Basketball MC COMB, A.S. ? , B, A. Engineering Drafting Sponsor: Engineering Drafting VIC NAYER, MRS, HELEN B.S. Commercial MOERNER, MRS. FRANCES B. A, MORLEY, LESTER RAY T. and I., Print Shop, English Sponsor: Print VIC NESLER,SGT. Instructor ROTC 4 NORDYKE, MISS MONA B. A., M. A. English, Chorus Sponsor: Glee Club 31 Auto Shop instructor, Mr. Max Niedorf, shows Ramiro Trevino how to fix an oil seal. ORRELL, MISS ETHEL B .S., M.S. Speech Sponsor: Garden Club PATTERSON, MISS MAURINE E. B.A., M.A. Spanish PEAVEY, MRS. BLANCHE E. B.S., M.A. Sponsor: National Honor Society RAMIREZ, MRS. NANCY B. A. English Sponsor: Student Council REHN, MISS DOROTHY B.S., M.A. English Sponsor: The Artisan ROSELL, MRS. MARY E. T. and L. Garment Mfg., Spon: Garment Mfg. Jr. Red Cross SAWYER, ROY L B.S. Coach: Football SHEA, MRS. GERTRUDE B.A., M.E. Commercial Sponsor: G.B.A. SIEDEMANN, VERA Cafeteria Manager SIEGAL, HERBERT W. B.A., M.A., M. ED. History, Sponsor: Projectionist Club SKELDON, JOHN B.S., M. ED., Math Sponsor: Senior Class SKLOSS, P.E. T. and I. Electric Shop Sponsor: Electric VIC 33 STUDHALTER, EDWIN O. TIELMAN, PATRICIA B.S., M.E. TINNIN, MRS. RUTH B.A., M.A., English B.A. Mech. Drawing Spon: Tech Drafting Club English WAKEFIELD, J.M. B. A., Math ,y WOOD, WILLIAM H. , JR. T. and I. Welding Sponsor: Welding VIC WYBLE, WARREN B. S., M. S., Social YATES, MISS EVA £ B.A., M. A. YATES, MISS MAMIE £ B.A., B.S., M. A. Science Coach: A Football Commercial Retail Selling ZETTNER, J WALTER F T. and I. Piping Trades Sponsor: Domestic Engineers PANTUSO, MISS GIOVANNA B.A., M. A. English Sponsor: Majorettes Mr. Cavanaugh greets Mrs. Schuster as faculty members Miss Black, Mrs. Keithly, and Mr. Skeldon help themselves at Christmas Party. 35 Attendance Office Late for class, Joe Rodriguez waits while Sylvia Leos writes out a tardy slip. Attendance office helpers, Mary Alice Inclan, Gloria Lozano, and Oralia Prieto, post absences and file cards. Accurate records of absences are kept by Mrs. Chandler with assistance from Ramona Torres 36 Main Office Office workers Mary Macias, Mr. Otto Mechler, Mr. C. E. Troutz, Mrs. Nettie Bloodworth, Mrs. Doris Uhl, Mrs. Esther Shamon, and Mrs, Pauline Shepard are responsible for the efficiency with which the night school is run. Library Card catalog proves a great help to Janie Lopez in finding a book. Library period gives Fernando Martinez, Ramiro Hune, and Helen Hernandez a chance to catch up on their school work. Cafeteria Lunch receives full attention from cafeteria helpers, Josie Salas, Elias Rocha, Rudy Garza, and Carlos Chapa, Preparing food for about 1300 students, cafeteria workers Julia Smith and Rosalie Moreno mix salads. Good food, added to the friendly service given by Mrs. Vera Seidemann and Annie Padalecke, makes lunching at school enjoyable for coaches, Warren Wyble and Tommy Howell. Seniors Qualify for Top Honors ESTHER MONTALVO Commercial Honor Student Honor Student ROSE ALBRIGHT Academic Honor Student Class of I960 Senior Class officers choose their caps and gowns for the Class of I960. President....................ANGELO CANTU Vice-President............. REBECCA FLORES Secretary...............ANNA MARIE CHAVEZ Treasurer.............ANA MARIE DOMINGUEZ Reporter.............................ESTHER LOZANO Historian...............ROSEMARY GALLEGOS Sgts. At Arms...........................JOE TRINIDAD ANTONIO GONZALEZ Sponsors................MRS. V. ARMSTRONG MR. J. SKELDON ANGELO CANTU President 43 ANN SANCHEZ COSMETOLOGY ANGELO CANTU COMMERCIAL ART RUDY DE LA ROSA ENGINEERING DRAFTING JOE SILVA WELDING PEDRO POMPA ELECTRIC ANTONIO GONZALEZ RADIO ANTONIA RAMOS GARMENT MANUFACTURING ACOSTA, MARY--Commercial; GBA; Press Club. ACOSTA, TONY--Cabinet Mill; Tech Drafting Club; Drill Team. ACUNA, CEL.LA-Academic; Press Club; GBA; Adv. Pres. ACUNA, SYLVIA--Academic. ADAMES, MARIA--D. E. AGUILAR, ELIDA--Aca-demic. AGUILAR, ESTEVAN--Electric; Technician; Adv. Reporter. AGUILAR, MARIANO--Academic; Adv. Vice-Pres.; Jr. Sr. Rep.; Press Club. AGUILAR, MARTHA--Academic; Col. Red Jackets; Honor Guard; Future Nurses. AGUILAR, TED--Academic. AGUILLON, YOLANDA—Secretarial; Secretariettes; Transcription Ed.; GBA; Red Jackets; Adv. Vice-Pres. Sec. AGUIRRE, AIDA--Academic; Gardening Club. AGUIRRE, CONSUELO--Academic; TLT; Stage Manager; Y-Teens; GBA; Nat. Thespian Soc. ; Press Club. AGUIRRE, JOE--Cabinet Mill; Tech Drafting Club; Shop Foreman. ALMANZA, GUADALUPE-Future Nurses; Hist. 46 ALBRIGHT, ROSE MARIE—Academic; TLT Stage Mgr. ; Art Club Sec. ; SC Chaplain; Projectionist Club; National Thespian Society. ALCAZAR, SYLVIA — Commercial; GBA; Y-Teens; Press Club; Adv. Sec. ALEJANDRO, JUANITA — Academic. ALONZO, LUCY--Academic. ALVARADO, ANITA--Commercial; Red Jackets, Honor Guard; GBA; Projectionists. ALVARADO, IRENE — Academic; Red Jackets, Slide Rule; Quill Scroll; Artisan, Projectionists. ALVAREZ, HENRY--Academic; Adv. Treasurer. AMARO, MARY —Garm. Mfg. AMARO, TED--Electric; Electric VIC Reporter; Adv. Pres.; Jr. Class Representative. AMEZQUITA, RICHARD-- Auto Shop; Projectionist Club; Soph. Rep. ANGULO, CAR LOS--Piping Trades. APOLINAR, DOLORES — Academic; Red Jackets; Art Club; Future Nurses; Press Club; Senior Rep. APPLEWHITE, CHRISTINE--Academic; Glee Club. ARCOS, DOLORES--D. E. ; D. E. Club. AVELAR, RUDY--Academic; Stu. Coun. Parliamentarian; Technician News Editor; Garden Club; Art Club; TLT; Artisan Staff. 47 AYALA, ROBERT--Academic; Slide Rule Club; Senior Representative. BAITY, EVELYN--Academic. BAIZA, STEVE--Aca-demic. BARRON, JOSIE--Academic; Adv. Pres.; Sr. Representative. BAZALDUA, GIOMARA--Academic; Stu. Coun. ; TLT; Y-Teens; Future Nurses. BERLANGA, ALBERT--Eng. Draft. ; Eng. Draft. VIC. BERMEA, VICTOR--Print Shop; Printing VIC; Technician Advertising Mgr. ; Arch. Draft. Club. BILLINGS, DON--Aca-demic. BORREGO, EVA--Academic; Garden Club. BOTELLO, IRENE--Academic; Bookaneers; Projectionists. BOTELLO, ROGER--Print Shop; Printer's VIC; Senior Representative. BUSTOS, BENITA--Garm. Mfg.; TLT; Art Club; Projectionists; Red Jackets; Garm. Mfg. VIC. CADENA, ORALIA--Com. Art; Soph. Rep. ; TLT; Com. Art VIC; Art Club. CALV1LLO, FELIX--Com. Art; Com. Art VIC. CAMPOS, GLORIA--D. E.; D. E. Club; Bookaneers. 48 CANTU, ANGELO--Com. Art; Pres. Sr. Class; Student Council; Com. Art VIC; Nat. Honor Society; Artisan Art Ed. CARDENAS, MARY JANE--D. E. ; D. E. Club; Glee Club. CARLIN, BEATRICE--Academic. CARTER, WILLIAM--Eng. Draft. Art Club; Sr. Rep.; Technician Rep. CASTANO, LOUIS--Cab. Mill; Draft. Club; Shop Foreman. CASTELLANOS, HENRIETTA--Academic. CASTRO, EMILIO--Auto Shop. CAVAZOS, AURELIA--Seer eta rial; GBA; Secretariettes; Adv. V-Pres.; Press Club. CERVANTES, JOHNNY--Electric; Pres. Electric VIC; Pres. Tech Draft. Club; Slide Rule Sec. ; Basketball. CHAPA, EDWARD--Electric; Electric VIC Vice-Pres. ; Football A Team. CHARLES, RUBY--Academic; Y-Teens. CHARO, ROBERT--Electric; Sr. Rep. CHARO, THOMAS--Electric; Press Club. CHARO, VIRGINIA--Commercial; Y-Teens Vice-Pres.; Press Club; Jr. Rep. ; Adv. Sec. CHAVARRIA, ANITA--Academic; Jr. Rep. 49 CHAVEZ, ANNA MARIE--Commercial; ROTC Sponsor; Artisan Editor; Quill Scroll; Senior Junior Class Sec. CHAVEZ, WILLIAM--Cabinet Mill; Press Club; Projectionist Club. CHAVEZ, ROBERT--Machine Shop; Machine VIC Vice-Pres.; Soph. , Junior, Senior Class Representative. CISNEROS, RONNIE--Academic; ROTC; Champion Rifle Team. CLACK, STANLEY--Academic; ROTC 1st Drill Team; 'A' Band. CONATSER, ROGER--Arch. Draft. ; Arch. Draft. Club Treasurer; ROTC 1st Drill Team, Rifle Team, 1st Lt. CONNALLY, OLIVIA--Academic; Red Jackets; Future Nurses; Gardening Club. CONTRERAS, CELIA--Academic; Adv, Pres.; TLT; Future Nurses. CONTRERAS, MARTHA --Academic; Y-Teens. CORONADO, RICHARD--Arch. Draft.; Arch. Draft. Club Sgt. -at-Arms; Senior Rep.; Football Team; Track Team. CORTEZ, EVA--Academic; Student Council; Advisory Secretary. CORTEZ, HERMAN--Radio Shop. CROCKETT, RUTH--Academic; Glee Club; Press Club. DAVILA, LUPE--D. E. ; D. E. Club; Bookaneers; Y-Teens; Press Club. DAVIS, WILMA--Academic. 50 DE HOYOS, GEORGE--D.E.; D.E. Club DE LA CRUZ, MARY ESTELLA--Com. Art; Com. Art VIC; Art Club; Adv. Treas. Vice-Pres. DE LA GARZA, ORALIA--Comme rcial; Red Jackets; Y-Teens Interclub Council Rep.; Adv. Sec., Vice-Pres. Treas.; Red Cross Rep. DE LA PENA, BERTHA--Academic; Red Jackets; Projectionist Club. DE LA ROSA, CARRIE--Cosmetology; Cosote VIC; Sgt. -At-Arms; Adv. Treas. ; Press Club; Soph., Jr. Sr. Rep. DE LA ROSA, RUDY--Eng. Draft.; Eng. Draft. VIC Pres.; Vice-Pres. Dist. 5 VIC; Jr. Class Pres. ; Stu. Coun. ; Slide Rule; Track Team; Adv. Pres. DE LEON, ARTHUR--Com. Art; Com. Art VIC Pres. DE LEON, PASCUAL--Piping Trades; Domestic Eng. Treas.; Drill Team; Jr. Rep.; Adv. Vice-Pres. DE LEON, RICHARD--Radio; ROTC DESOTO, ROSA--Gen. Bus.; TLT; Press Club; Adv. Vice-Pres. DELGADO, GLORIA--Academic; Adv. Pres; Head Majorette. DERSCH, DARLENE--Academic; Glee Club Board of Directors; Y-Teens; Adv. Sec. ; Soph. Class Treasurer. DIAZ, ARTHUR--Academic; ROTC Drill Team; Rifle Team; Slide Rule Club. DIAZ, GEORGE--Cab. Mill; Tech Draft. Club; ROTC. DOMINGUEZ, ANA MARIE--Gen. Bus.; Y-Teens; Jr. Sr. Class Treas.; Red Jackets; Soph. Class Reporter. 51 DOMINGUEZ, GLORIA--Commercial; Garden Club; GBA Vice-Pres.; Stu. Coun. Treasurer; Adv, Pres.; Press Club. DURAN, ELOY--Academic. ENCINA, CONSUELO--Academic; Press Club; Y-Teens; GBA. ENRIQUEZ, LUCY--Commercial; Press Club; Senior Representative. ESPARZA, ANN MARIE--Comme rcial; Press Club; Bookaneers Club; D. E. Club. ESTRADA, GLORIA--Academic; Press Club; Adv. Treasurer; Red Jackets Honor Guard. FERGUSON, DANIEL--Commercial; ROTC; Adv. Treasurer. FERNANDEZ, CECILIA--D. E. ; Stu. Coun. Reporter; Bookaneers Secretary; D. E. Club; Press Club. FERNANDEZ, HILDA--Academic. FERNANDEZ, RUDY--Academic; ROTC; Drill Team; Rifle Team; Captain. FLORES, CHARLIE--Arch. Draft. ; Stu. Coun. Pres.; Slide Rule; Arch. Draft. Club; Soph. Rep.; Press Club. FLORES, HENRY--Welding Shop; Welding VIC Secretary; TLT Prop Mgr. ; Art Club; ROTC. FLORES, MARY EVELYN--D. E. ; Junior Senior Rep.; Y-Teens; D. E. Club Sec. FLORES, ORALIA--Academic; Jr. Rep. FLORES, REBECCA--Commercial; Senior Class Vice-Pres.; Majorette; National Honor Society; Art Club; Adv. Sec. ; Stu. Coun. Rep. ; Press Club. 52 FLORES, RITA--Academic; Red Jackets; Sr, Rep. FLORES, MARY RUTH--Cosmetology; Cosote Club; Cosmetology VIC Sec., Treas., Reporter; Y-Teens; Press Club. FRAUSTO, CEL1A--D. E. ; D. E. Club Treas.; Future Nurses Sgt-At-Arms; Red Jackets; Gardening Club; Press Club. FUENTES, EDWARD--Academic. FUENTES, JOE--Machine Shop; Machine Shop VIC Pres. Sec.; Adv. Vice-Pres. FULLER, NORMAN--Academic. FUNARI, MARY--Academic; Adv. Vice-President. GALLEGOS, MARGARET --Academic; Adv. Sec. Treas. GALLEGOS, ROSEMARY--Secretarial; Sr. Class Hist.; Secretariettes; Y-Teens; Bookaneers; Projectionists Reporter; Red Cross Rep.; Adv. Pres. GALVAN, VIOLA--Academic; Adv. Treas. Sec.; Bookaneers Vice-Pres. GAONA, ADELA--Commercial. GARCES, DOLORES--Academic; National Honor Society; Bookaneers Treas.; Press Club. GARCES, TERESA--Academic; Stu. Coun. ; National Honor Society; Bookaneers Pres. Vice-Pres. GARCIA, ANDREW--Piping Trades; Dorn. Eng. Vice-Pres.; Stu. Coun.; ROTC; Soph. Rep.; Press Club. GARCIA, DOMINGA--Cosmetology; Cosote VIC; Sr. Rep. ; Press Club. 53 GARCIA, FRANK--Cabinet Mill; Adv. Vice-Pres.; Tech Draft. Sec.; Stu. Coun. Rep.; TLT. GARCIA, FRANK--Academic; Football 'A' Team; Track Team; Senior Representative. GARCIA, Jesse--Com. Art; Com. Art VIC; Press Club; TLT. GARCIA, JOSEPHINE--Academic; Glee Club. GARCIA, MARCO--Academic; Artisan Sports Editor; Technician Staff; 2-Yr. Letterman; Football, Basketball, Track Teams; Press Club. GARCIA, PATSY--D. E. ; Y-Teens; D. E. Club; Adv. Sec. GARCIA, RAMIRO--Arch. Draft. ; Arch. Draft. VIC Sec.; Press Club; Slide Rule. GARCIA, TONY--Electric Shop; Electric VIC Sec,; Slide Rule; Press Club. GARIBALDI, LINA--Academic; Y-Teens; Glee Club; Junior Representative. GARZA, ALVIN--Com. Art. GARZA, MARGARITA--Academic. GARZA, MARGOT --Commercial; Press Club; Garden Club. GARZA, ROSITA--Academic; Red Jackets; Glee Club; Y-Teens; Future Nurses Sec.; Technician Business Mgr. ; Adv. Sec. GARZA, RUDY--Academic. GOMEZ, FELIPE--Academic; Tech Draft. Club Reporter; Tennis Basketball Teams. GOMEZ, THERESA--Cosmetology; Cosmetology VIC; Cosote Sgt-At-Arms Reporter; Press Club; Y-Teens. GOMEZ, MARY--Academic, GONGORA, ROGER--Arch. Drafting; Stu. Coun. Vice-Pres.; Arch. Draft. Club; Press Club; Jr. Rep.; Delegate to A.A.S.C. Convention. GONZALEZ, ALEXANDRO--Academic. GONZALEZ, ANTONIO--Radio; Radio VIC Pres. Sec.; Sr. Class Sgt-At-Arms; Adv. Pres.; Shop Foreman; Soph. Rep. GONZALEZ, CECELIA--Garm. Mfg. ; Garm. Mfg. VIC Sgt-At-Arms. GONZALEZ, CELIA--Garm. Mfg. GONZALEZ, MARY--Academic; Press Club. GONZALEZ, REYES--Auto Shop; Auto Shop Foreman; Sr. Rep.; ROTC; Adv. Vice-Pres, GONZALEZ, RICHARD--Piping Trades; Dom. Eng. Club; Tennis Team; Glee Club Board of Directors. GONZALEZ, ROSEMARY - -Comme rcial; Red Jackets Major; Y-Teens Vice-Pres.; Adv. Sec. Treas.; Secretariettes; Student Council; Garden Club. GONZALEZ, SYLVIA--Academic; TLT. GOODLOW, ALLEN—Academic; Glee Club; TLT Sound Manager; Track Team. GUADIANA, TINO--Com. Art; Com. Art VIC; Art Club; TLT. GUAJARDO, COLUMBA--Academic; Adv. Reporter. 55 GUAJARDO, FRANK--Print Shop; Press Club; Technician Staff. GUARNERO, ERMILO—Academic; ROTC: 2nd Lt. ; Drill Team. GUZMAN, GEORGE--Academic; Press Club. GUZMAN, LILLIAN--Academic. HANLON, COLE--Academic. HARDIN, KATIE—Aca-demic. HENDERSON, CHARLES--Academic; Glee Club; Secretary; Basketball 'A' Team Captain; Football 'A' Team. HENDERSON, GEORGIA--Academic; Glee Club; Adv. Secretary. HERMOSILLO, STEPHEN-Academic; ROTC Major; Artisan Staff. HERNANDEZ, CRUZ—Commercial; Y-Teens Sec.; Secretariette Club; ROTC Col. Sponsor. HERNANDEZ, LOUIE—Academic; ROTC; Drill Team; Glee Club. HERNANDEZ, LIDIA— Commercial; Y-Teens: GBA; Future Nurses. HERRERA, MARY--Academic; Pan-American Club; Student Council Rep. ; Garden Club. HERRERA, VICTOR—Academic; ROTC Major, Drill Team; Glee Club Secretary. IBARRA, RA QUEL--Academic; Red Jackets; Press Club, Student Council. r 56 JACOBO, MARY LOU--Academic; Stu. Council; Adv. Sec. Vice-Pres.; Press Club. JASSO, ALICE—D. E.; D. E. Club; Y-Teens. JUAREZ, MARY--Gen. Bus.; GBA; Red Jackets; Adv. Pres.; Soph., Jr., Sr. Rep. LAMON, EMILS—Academic. LAVIN, ERNEST--Welding Shop. LAZARINE, TONY—Radio; Radio Shop Foreman; Art Club; ROTC Major; Drill Team; Adv. Pres. LEAL, ALICE—Commercial; Red Jackets Honor Guard; Head Cheerleader; Garden Club; Press Club. LEON, YOLANDA--Academic; Garden Club Sec. ; Adv. Sec.; Future Nurses Sec.; Student Council. LEOS, SYLVIA—Adv. Vice-President. LERMA, JUANITA--Commercial. LLAMAS, MARY--Secretarial; Assistant Head Majorette; Y-Teens; Press Club. LONGORIA, JANIE — Commercial; Adv. Pres. LOPEZ, CELIA—Cosmetology; Cosmetology VIC; Y-Teens. LOPEZ, DEANNA--Academic; Red Jackets; Adv. Treas.; Bookaneers Hist.; Glee Club. LOPEZ, EVA--Academic. 57 LOPEZ, GILBERT--Radio Shop; Radio VIC Treas. ; Senior Rep; ROTC. LOPEZ, GLORIA--Commercial; GBA Pres.; Junior Class Reporter. LOPEZ, MARY ESTHER--Academic; Art Club. LOPEZ, OTILIA--D. E.; D. E. Club. LOPEZ, ROLAND--Cabinet Mill; National Thes-pian Soc. Pres.; TLT Director; Best Thespian. LOPEZ, RUDY--Sheet Metal; Student Council Rep.; Adv. Treas. ■ r I LOPEZ, TONY--Com. Art; Com. Art VIC; Press Club. LOYO, DOLORES--Com-mercial; Red Jackets Honor Guard; Y-Teens; Secre-tariette Club. LOZANO, ARTHUR--Academic. LOZANO, ESTHER--Commercial; Senior Class Reporter; GBA; Junior Flower Girl. LUNA, DIEGO--Electric; Adv. Pres.; Slide Rule. • w I LUNA, MARGARET--Gar. Mfg. ; Art Club Sec,; Projectionist Club; Gar. Mfg. VIC Hist. JL w LUNA, NAOMI--Academic; Future Nurses Club. B| ’ St MALDONADO, DAVID--Academic. MANRIQUE, MARY - -Commercial; Band; ROTC Capt. Sponsor; National Honor Society; Artisan Staff; Art 58 MARTINEZ, CONSUELO—D. E. ; Red Jackets; Garden Club; D. E. Reporter; Senior Representative. MARTINEZ, IRMA — Commercial; Red Jackets; TLT; Pan-American Club. MARTINEZ, JOSEPHINE — D. E. ; D. E. Club; GBA; Y-Teens; Adv. Sec. MARTINEZ, MARCOS--Radio Shop. MARTINEZ, PETER--Sheet Metal. MARTINEZ, SYLVIA — Academic. MARTINEZ, THEODORE--D. E.; D. E. Club; ROTC. MASON, JOLEY--Academic; Band; Glee Club Treasurer; Adv. Pres. ; Basketball 'A1 Team; Pan-American Club. MATA, ROSE MARIE — Commercial; Red Jackets Honor Guard; Secretari-ettes. MAZUCA, MARGARITA--Academic; Art Club; Future Nurses; 'A' Band; Garden Club. McCUMBER, CARMEN--Academic; Red Jackets; Future Nurses; Y-Teens; Press Club. McLEMORE, MARTHA— Commercial; Red Jackets; Student Council Hist. ; Art Club. McVEA, LOY--Academic; Football Letterman; Band. MEDINA, RICHARD —Radio Shop. MEDRANO, RENE—Academic; Art Club; TLT Stage Manager. 59 MENDEZ, BOBBY--Machine Shop; Machine Shop VIC Treas. ; Track Team; Press Club, MENDEZ, JOE--Academic. MENDIOLA, RAY--Academic; Adv. Sgt-At-Arms. MENDOZA, DAVID--Print Shop; Printers VIC; Press Club. MENDOZA, ELISEO--Com. Art; Com. Art VIC Treas.; ROTC Drill Team, 1st Lt.; Adv. Pres. MENDOZA, IKE--Arch. Draft. ; Arch. Draft. Club; Sr. Rep.; Stu. Coun. Rep. MENDOZA, ROBERT--Electric Shop. MENDOZA, YOLANDA--Academic; Press Club; Garden Club. MEZA, EVANGELINA--D. E. ; D. E. Club; Garden Club; Press Club; Red Jackets. MILLER, CHARLENE - -Academic. MIRELES, ANTONIO--Academic; Slide Rule Club Pres. , Reporter; Artisan Editor; Adv. Treas.; Quill Scroll. MIRELES, YOLANDA--Gen. Bus. ; GBA Club. MONTE LONGO, JOSE PHINE - - Comm e r cial. MONTALVO, ESTHER--Secretarial; Nat. Honor Soc. ; Quill Scroll; Artisan Bus. Mgr.; Jr. Flower Girl; GBA Sec.; Future Nurses; Adv. Pre s. ; Press Club. MONTALVO, ORALIA--Gen. Bus. ; Future Nurses Parliamentarian; Press Club. 60 MORA, CELESTINO--Auto Shop; ROTC Major, Drill Team, Color Guard; Adv. Vice-Pres. MORALES, ARMANDINA--Commercial; GBA. MORALES, FLORENCE--Academic. MORALES, RUD Y- -Com. Art; Com. Art VIC; Band. MORAN, ARTHUR--Academic; Adv. Pres.; 'A' Band; Stu. Coun. Representative. MORENO, JOSIE--Academic; Cheerleader; Red Jackets; Artisan Staff. MUMPHERY, ETHEL--Academic; Future Nurses Club; Press Club; Adv. Vice-Pres MUNIZ, WILLIE--Radio Shop; Stu. Coun. Sgt.-At-Arms ; Projectionist Club; Track Team; Football Letterman; Adv. Pres. MUNOZ, ALBERT--Academic; Adv. Sec. MUNOZ, IRENE--Academic; TLT; Future Nurses Club. MUNOZ, ROBERT--Radio Shop; Radio VIC Sgt.-At-Arms; 'A' Band Pres.; Junior Class Sgt. -At-Arms; Shop Foreman. NAJERA, ESTHER--Commercial; 'A' Band Sec.; Bookaneers Sec.; Adv. Vice-Pres. NAVARIJO, ROBERT--Auto Shop; Football 'A1 Team; Basketball 'A' Team. OCHOA, LUPE--Academic; Art Club. OLIVAREZ, NORM AN--Academic; Band; Glee Club. 61 PARRA, MIKE--Arch. Draft. ; Arch, Draft. VIC; Adv. Sgt. -At-Arms. PECHE, GLOfUA--Academic; Y-Teens Pres.; Y-Teens Interclub-Council Rep.; Future Nurses Club; Senior Rep.; Press Club. PECHE, TONY--Radio Shop. OLIVARRI, JULIA--Academic; GBA Club. OROZCO, ANITA--Commercial; Red Jackets Honor Guard; Y-Teen Pres.; Adv. Pres.; Garden Club; Press Club. ORTA, REYNALDO--Academic; 'A' Band; Artisan Staff. ORTIZ, ALFONSO--Cabinet Mill; Adv. Vice-President. ORTIZ, BEATRICE--Com. Art; Y-Teens; Com. Art VIC; Adv. Treasurer. ORTIZ, GLORIA--Academic; Y-Teens; Com. Art VIC; Press Club; Senior Rep. ORTIZ, MATILDA--Academic; Cosote VIC. PADILLA, CARLOS--Cabinet Mill; Student Council Rep.; Adv. Treasurer. PENA, BE RTHA - - Academ ic. PEREZ, IRMA--Academic; Garden Club. PEREZ, MARY ANN--D. E. ; D. E. Club. PACHECO, JESSE--Eng. Draft.; Eng. Draft. VIC Vice-Pres.; Adv. Pres.; Football 'B' Team; Track Letterman. PEREZ, ROSE MARIE--Commercial; Secre-tariette Club Pres. ; Glee Club Sec.; Adv. Secretary. POMPA, PEDRO--Electric Shop; Adv. Vice-Pres.; Stu. Council Representative. PRADO, ROSEMARIE--Commercial; Glee Club Pres.; Adv. Vice-President. PRESA, MERCEDES--Commercial; Red Jackets; Press Club; Tech Little Theater. PRIETO, ORALLA--Academic; Garden Club; Senior Rep.; Press Club. QUINTANA, ELIDA--Commercial; Junior Rep. QUIROZ, LUPE--Academic; Garden Club; Bookaneers; Projectionist Club. QUIROZ, MARIA NINFA--Academic; Y-Teens; Bookaneers. RAMIREZ, ALONZO--Auto Shop; ROTC ; Press Club. RAMIREZ, DOMINGO--Academic; Football 'B' Team. RAMIREZ, MARTHA--Cosmetology Shop; Stu. Coun. Rep. ; Cosote VIC; Senior Rep. RAMIREZ, MARY--Commercial; Soph Rep.; Press Club. RAMON, MARY LOU--Academic; Future Nurses Club; Adv. Sec.; TLT. RAMOS, ANTONIA--Garm. Mfg. ; Garm. Mfg. VIC. RAMOS, HENRY - - Welding Shop; ROTC 2nd Lt. ; Drill Team; Welding VIC Pres.; Art Club; Press Club; Junior Rep. 63 RAMOS, JACINTA--Bkkg. ; Red Jackets; Garden Club. RAMOS, JANIE--Secretarial; Student Council; ROTC Lt. Col. Sponsor; Artisan Staff; Adv. Treas.; Y-Teens; Press Club. RANGEL, ERLINDA--Gar. Mfg.; Future Nurses. REINA, SANDRA--Commercial; Soph. Jr. Class Hist.; TLT Social and Make-up Mgr.; Artisan Bus. Mgr.; GBA. RENDON, MARIO--Academic; TLT Asst. Director; Nat. Thespian Soc.; Slide Rule. REYES, IRMA--Commercial; GBA. REYES, RICHARD--Arch. Draft.; Arch. Draft. Vice-Pres.; Adv. Pres.; Slide Rule Treas.; Band. REYES, TOM--Academic; 'A' Band; Asst. Band Director; Drum-Major. RICONDO, CHARLOTTE--Academic. RIGAL, GLORIA--Academic. RIGAL, ROSIE--Academic. RIOS, OLIVIA--Academic; Red Jackets; Soph. Jr. Rep. RIOS, ROBERT--Com. Art.; Com. Art. VIC; Glee Club. RIOS, THERESA--Gen. Bus.; Garden Club; Adv. Sec. Treas. RIVERA, BLANCA--Cosmetology; Cosmetology VIC; Y-Teens. 64 ROBLEDO, LUCY--Academic; Red Jackets; Press Club. ROCHA, ELIAS--Academic; Artisan Technician Staff; Football Track Letterman. ROGERS, PEGGY--Academic; Glee Club; 'A' Band. RODRIGUEZ, ANGIE--Cosmetology; Cosote VIC; Press Club; Soph. Rep. RODRIGUEZ, DELFINA— Commercial; Senior Rep.; Press Club. RODRIGUEZ, EUDELIA — Commercial; Red Jackets Honor Guard; Major; Artisan Staff; GBA. RODRIGUEZ, JOE--Cabinet Mill. RODRIGUEZ, OSCAR— Radio Shop; Adv. Pres.; Radio VIC; Student Council. RODRIGUEZ, ROY--Academic. ROGERS, TONI--Academic; Glee Club; Bookaneers; Y-Teens. ROMERO, OLGA—Commercial; GBA; Sr. Rep. ROTHER, MARGIE — Commercial; Artisan Staff; Quill Scroll; Student Council; Adv. Pres. RUBIO, CONCHA -- Academic; Red Jackets; GBA; Student Council; Projectionists. SALAS, JOSIE—Academic; Red Jackets; Cheerleader; Y-Teens Vice-Pres. ; Soph. Class Sec. SALAS, PETE—Academic; Football 'B' Team. 65 SANCHEZ, MARGARET--Academic; Future Nurses; Glee Club. SANCHEZ, MARIA--Gar. Mfg. SANDOVAL, IRMA-Aca-demic; ROTC Sponsor; Student Council; Soph. Jr. Rep. ; Press Club. SANCHEZ, ANN—Cosmetology; Cosote VIC Pres.; Adv. Pres.; Student Council; Press Club. SANCHEZ, FELIX--Aca-demic; Projectionists Pres. ; Rifle Team; Drill Team. SANCHEZ, GLORIA--Academic; Booka-neers Club. SANCHEZ, LYDIA--Aca-demic; TLT; Red Jackets; Future Nurses; Y-Teens; Glee Club. SANCHEZ, MARGIE--Academic; Future Nurses; TLT Treas.; Press Club. SANCHEZ, RALPH--Academic; ROTC Drill Team. SANCHEZ, TINO--Radio; Slide Rule; Adv. Vice-Pres.; Football 'B' Team. SANTANA, RUBEN--Aca-demic; TLT; Projectionists; Glee Club; Adv. Treas. SALAS, RODOLFO--Academic. SALAZAR, RACHEL--D. E. ; D. E. Club; Y-Teens Vice-Pres. ; Stu. Council; Jr. Flower Girl; Red Jackets. SALINAS, A LIC LA--Academic; Art Club; Press Club. SALINAS, SYLVIA--Commercial; Y-Teens; TLT; GBA Treas.; Press Club. SAUCEDA, JESUS--Academic; ROTC; Track Team; Football Team; Adv. Treas. SCHRADER, ROBERT--Cab. Mill; TLT Light Manager; Drafting Club; Projectionist Club. SEGOVIA, DANIEL--Academic; Band; Glee Club; Track Team. SEPULVEDA, THERESA--D. E. ; D. E. Club. SERRATO, MARY LOUISE--Com. Art; Com. Art VIC. SILVA, JOE--Welding; Welding VIC Sec.; American Welding Society Student Member. SIMMONS, LAWRENCE--Academic; Drill Team. SULLIVAN, LOUIS--Academic; ROTC. TAFOLLA, ELOISE- -Commercial; Secretariates Club Vice-Pres.; Transcription Asst. Ed. TAMEZ, FRANCES--Commercial. TAPIA, RICHARD--Electric Shop; Electric VIC Treas.; ROTC Drill Team; Adv, Reporter. TELLO, JOE--Piping Trades; TLT; Domestic Engineers Secretary. TORRES, AUGUSTINE--Academic; TLT; Press Club; Adv. Vice-Pres. Sec. TORRES, RACHEL--Commercial; Red Jackets; GBA; Adv. Vice-Pres.; Press Club. TREVINO, AMPARO — Academic; Garden Club; Press Club. 67 TREVINO, LU PE--Academic. TREVINO, RACHEL--Commercial; Y-Teens Vice-Pres., Interclub-Council; Press Club; Drum Majorette; Glee Club. TREVINO, RAMIRO--Auto Shop; Projectionist Club Vice-Pres. ; Senior Rep. TREVINO, THERESA--Academic; Y-Teens; Adv. Pres.; Future Nurses; Senior Rep.; Glee Club; Press Club. TRIANA, GLORIA--Academic; Red Jackets Honor Guard; Garden Club; Future Nurses Club; Press Club. TRINIDAD, DALLA--Academic. TRINIDAD, HECTOR -- Academic. TRINIDAD, JOE--Academic; Artisan Staff; Senior Class Sgt. -At-Arms; Soph. Rep. ; Stu. Coun. Rep. ; Press Club. VACA, ANITA--D. E.; D. E. Club; GBA. VALDEZ, FRANK--Academic; Press Club; ROTC Drill Team, Major. VALDEZ, MARY CARMEN--Academic; Y-Teens Inter club-Council Rep.; Adv. Vice-Pres . VALDIVIA, LEONOR--Commercial; GBA. VALLE, TONY--Radio Shop. VARGAS, DOROTHY--D. E. ; Stu. Coun. Rep.; Art Club; TLT: D. E. Club; Adv. Pres. 68 VASQUEZ, ARMANDO--Auto Shop; Press Club; Pan-American Club. VASQUEZ, EVARISTO--Radio Shop. VASQUEZ, JOE--Cabinet Mill; Basketball. VASQUEZ, PETRA--Academic; Future Nurses Club; Press Club. VASQUEZ, ROBERT--Piping Trades; Dom. Eng. Pres.; Tech Drafting Club; Press Club; Arch. Draft. VIC; Adv. Vice-Pres. VELA, MARSHALL--Academic; Projectionist Club; Slide Rule; Technician Artisan Staff Photographer; Adv. Pres.; Student Council Rep. ; Radio VIC; ROTC. VELA, OLlVIA--Academic; Majorette. VIDAURRI, GEORGE--Cabinet Mill. VIGIL, GLORIA--Academic; Soph. Junior Rep.; GBA. VILLANUEVA, SUSIE--Academic. VILLARREAL, ERNEST--Machine Shop; Adv. Pres.; Press Club. VILLARREAL, JOE--Electric Shop. VILLARREAL, MARY--Cosmetology--Cosote VIC; Glee Club; Red Jackets; Press Club. VILLARREAL, PETE--Academic. VILLARREAL, RALPH--Radio Shop; ROTC Drill Team, Captain. VILLEGAS, TERESA--Commercial; Adv. Pres.; Bookaneers Vice-Pres.; Secretariettes; Press Club; Stu. Coun. Secretary. WARREN, ROBERT--Commercial; Adv. Treasurer; Technician. WASH, LOIS--Academic. WELLS, CHARLES--Academic. WILSON, MILLS--Academic; Glee Club Board of Directors. WOLFE, CARMEN--Secretarial; Red Jackets; Secretariettes; TLT Assistant Technical Director; Adv. Sec.; Stu. Coun. ; Jr. Sr. Rep. ; Press Club. YBARRA, HILDA--Academic; GBA. YNCLAN, MARY ALICE--Academic; Y-Teens; Sr. Rep. YRUEGAS, MARIA--Gar. Mfg. ZAMORA, MARGARITA--Academic; Glee Club. ZARAGOZA, JOE--Radio Shop. ZAVALA, JOEL--Academic; Radio Shop; ROTC; Projectionists; Track Team; Artisan Staff; Press Club. ZEPEDA, LEONARD--Arch. Draft,; 'B' Team Basketball; Arch. Draft. Club. ZUNIGA, MARY LOUISE--D. E. ; Y-Teens; Bookaneers; Soph. Rep ; Student Council; D. E. Club. BARRERA, ERIC--Auto Shop; ROTC Drill Team Rifle Team; Brigade Commander Lt. Col.; Jr. Class Vice-Pres. CHAVARRIA, MARIA--Secretarial; Pan-American Club Sec. ; Secretariettes; Sr. Rep. ; Glee Club; ROTC Sponsor. 70 ALLEN, EDWARD--Academic; 'B' Team Football; Projectionist Club; Press Club; Track Team. BERNAL, CLARENCE--Arch, Draft.; Technician Editor. CAMPOS, ELOISE--Academic CARRIZALES, MARY--Secretarial; ROTC Sponsor; Stu. Coun. ; Secretariettes; Adv. Treasurer. CASTILLO, FRANCES--Academic. DELGADO, REBECCA--Academic; Book-aneers. FLORES, DIANA--Commercial; Adv. Sec. FLORES, PAUL--Electric Shop. GAMBOA, RENE - - We lding Shop. GARCIA, AMELIA--Commercial; Red Jackets; Cheerleader; Secretariettes Sec.; Stu. Coun.; Soph. Jr. Rep.; Press Club. GUERRA, MIKE--Academic; Technician Staff; Tech Little Theater. LIRA, MARY RUTH-Gen. Bus.; Girls' Glee Club Vice-Pres.; Jr., Soph., Sr. Rep.; Adv. Pres.; Chorus Chairman. MORALES, JESSE--Academic; Arch. Draft. Club. PLASCENCIA, ANTONIO--Arch. Draft. ; Arch. Draft. Sgt-At-Arms. RAMOS, PAT--Machine Shop. 71 RODRIGUEZ, PETE--Arch. Draft.; Arch. Draft. Club; Slide Rule SALINAS, RAFAEL--Academic; ROTC Captain; Drill Team. SEPULVEDA, GILBERT--Mach. Shop; Mach, Shop VIC Reporter; ROTC Drill Team. TABOADA, GILBERT--Radio Shop. ZUMARAN, CARMEN--------Bookkeeping; Bookaneers Historian Treasurer; Stu. Coun. Treas. ; Jr. Red Cross Rep.; Adv. Sec.; Press Club. Seniors go through the annual process of ordering their rings. 72 Class of 1961 President..... Vice-President Secretary..... T reasurer..... Reporter....... Historian..... Sgt. At Arms. . Sponsors...... . . ARNOLD RIOJAS .... FRANK MORIN . . CARMEN PEREZ . . VIRGINIA PEREZ MARY JANE NIETO . .. MARTHA CANO . RICHARD SIERRA . . . MISS M. YATES MISS G. BLACK ARNOLD RIOJAS President JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS--Martha Cano, Mary Jane Nieto, Virginia Perez, Frank Morin, Arnold Riojas, and sponsors, Misses M. Yates and Georgia Black--form receiving line at Junior Prom. 73 Adam, Aurora Adame, Rachel Addicks, Sarah Aguilar, Alice Aguilar, Olga Albert, James Alejandro, Pete Almazan, Martin Alvarez, Ida Jane Amaro, Geraldine Anaya, Charles Ancira, Simon Andrade, Ruben Angulo, Carlos Aparicio, Mary Arevalos, Manuel Arispe, Richard Arizola, Edward Barrera, David Barrera, George Benavides, Edmon Briseno, Robert Brown, Billy Burriola, Ruth Caldera, Elida Camero, Candelario Campos, Felix Campos, Tony Canedo, Tomas Cano, Martha Cantu, Gilbert Cantu, Robert Cardenas, Gilbert Cardenas, Lupe Cardenas, Rosalie Carnevale, Sylvester Castillo, James Castillo, Mary Cattarusa, Richard Cavazos, Dolores Cervantes, Steve Chapa, Carlos Cortez, Fernando Curvier, Diana DelaCerda, Herlinda De Luna, Ismael Diaz, Josie Dominguez, Olga Enriquez, Jimmy Escobar, George Esparza, Olga Esparza, Roy Espinoza, Dimas Espinoza, Evaristo Estrada, James F ernandez, Fernando Fernandez, Robert Fernandez, Santiago Figueroa, Mary Rose Fivel, Iola Garza, Diana Garza, Lloyd Garza, Rudy Garzes, Bennie Gibson, John Gomez, Aida Gomez, Jerry Gomez, Paul Gonzales, Henry Gonzales, Johnny Gonzales, Luis Gonzales, Minerva Gonzales, Robert Gonzalez, Eleanor Gonzalez, Jimmie Flores, Angelita Flores, Esther Flores, Fernando Flores, Joe Flores, Marcelino Forestier, James Fuentes, Domingo Galvan, Carlos Garcia, David Garcia, Mary Lou Garcia, Onofre Garcia, Ponciano Garcia, Rudy Garcia, Tony Garibay, Leo fV 'V y .TW • Gonzalez, Joe Gonzalez, Johnny Gonzalez, Rocky Gonzalez, Salvador Gracia, Gladys Guerra, Alice Guerra, Armando Guerrero, Ernest Gutierrez, Hilario Hansford, Theodore Hernandez, JLupe Hernandez, Juan Hernandez, Lawrence Hernandez, Manuel Hernandez, Marcos Hernandez, Marcus Hernandez, Octavio Hernandez, Paul Hernandez, Ralph Huff, John Jimenez, Alice Juarez, Robert Ledesma, Ralph Leos, Irma Lerma, Rudy Lizcano, Paul Loera, Rosario Lopez, Connie Lopez, Edmund Lopez, Esperanza 77 Lopez, Raymond Lopez, Ricardo Lorenzi, Albert Lozano, Gus Lozano, Henry Lozano, Lillian Luera, Maria Luna, Estefana Mackey, Vivan Maldonado, Dominga Maldonado, Pete Maldonado, Raul Marroquin, Concha Martinez, Conception Martinez, Margarita Martinez, Maria Martinez, Robert Medelez, Delia Medina, Richard Medrano, John Menchaca, Arnold Mendez, Dolores Mendoza, Fernando Mendoza, Gloria Mireles, Janie Mireles, Magdalena Mireles, Mary L. Monreal, Carlos Moore, Carolyn Mora, Dorothy Mora, Vilma Morales, Raul Morales, Rose Moreno, Margaret Moya, Yolanda Munoz, Carrie Muro, Theodore Nieto, Mary Jane Ojeda, Sylvia Olguin, Rosalinda Olivo, Rudy Orozco, Carlos Ortega, Juan Oviedo, Abelardo Padron, Lupe Peche, Larry Pelayo, Louis Pena, Albert Pena, Arnold Pena, Eloise Pena, Rosario Perez, Carmen Perez, Johnny Perez, Robert Perez, Robert E. Perez, Virginia Pompa, George Puente, Daniel Quinones, Raymond Quintela, Joe Quintero, Eddie Quiroz, Henrietta Quiroz, Raymond Ramirez, Adolph Ramirez, Juanita Ramirez, Olga Ramos, Epifanio Ramos, Velia Reina, Veronica Rendon, Evangeline Resendez, Oscar Rico, Anita Riojas, Arnold Riojas, Aurora Rios, Mercy Rivas, Joe Rivas, Martin Rivas, William Rivera, Irene Robin, Ralph Rocha, Robert Rocha, Theresa Rodriguez, Angel Rodriguez, Esther Rodriguez, Hope Rodriguez, Jimmie Rodriguez, Joe E. Rodriguez, Joe Rodriguez, Jon Rodriguez, Margot 80 Rodriguez, Mary Rodriguez, Rudy Romero, Grace Romero, Rachel Rubalcaba, Rosalie Rubio, Jesse Ruiz, Teresa Sada, Roland Salas, Eufemia Salas, Janie Salas, John Salas, Rachel Salas, Richard Salazar, Alex Salazar, Bertha Salazar, Carolina Salazar, Jane Salazar, Joe Salazar, Margie Salazar, Nora Salinas, Paul Sanchez, Aurora Sanchez, Daniel Sanchez, Elia Sanchez, Frank Sanchez, Richard Sanchez, Sylvia Sanders, David Sandoval, Maria Santoy, Janie Schultz, Sylvia Sepulveda, Jesse Sierra, Edmund Sierra, Richard Solis, Sylvia Sorola, Gladys Sotelo, Inez Soto, Raymond Tamez, Raymond Tijerina, Mary Tobar, Frank Torres, David Torres, Elizabeth Torres, Isabel Torres, Jesse Torres, Jesse Torres, Ramona Torres, Roger Tovar, Paula Trejo, Carmen Trevino, Albert Trevino, Frank Halloween holds no fear for Darlene Dersch and Willie Muniz, who celebrate at the Junior Prom. Trevino, Humberto Trevino, Mario 82 Trevino, Mary Valdez, Diana Valdez, Mary Valdez, Mary Vara, Nora Vargas, Josephine Vasquez, Joe Vasquez, Servando Vasquez, Steve Viera, Joel Villanueva, Joe Villarreal, George Villarreal, Gloria Villarreal, Gloria Villarreal, Palmira Ximinez, Larry Ybarra, Robert Zamora, Mary Zamora, Norverto Zapata, Angie Zaragoza, John Zepeda, Arthur What a happy ending, sigh guests at the Junior Prom. Zepeda, Frances Zuniga, Rosie c h r A i s s s t e m m a b s 1 y Christmas Assembly features the adoration of the Magi as portrayed by Robert Perez, Gilbert Ibarra, Inez So-tello, Rafael Salinas, and Alan Goodlow. 84 Angels come down to guard the sleeping Jesus. Class of 1962 President............ALBERT G. GONZALES Vice-President . . MARY MARGARET CANTU Secretary......................CHRISTINE RANGEL Treasurer.............SYLVIA MENDOZA Reporter................ERNESTINE PENA Historian.........................STELLA OVALLE Sgt. at Arms:...................JEANETTE PUENTE LUPE VELASQUEZ ROSE MARY MEDINA ARMANDO HERNANDEZ JOE NICK VILLARREAL RUDY GONZALES President ALBERT G. GONZALES 85 Sophomore Class officers help put finishing touches on Christmas tree. George Acosta Irma Acosta Violet Acosta Virginia Acuna George Abrego Edgar Alcazar Henry Margaret Tony Aguirre Aquirre Alfaro Delfina Robert Alejandro Almaraz John Alvarado Clara Aguilar Frank Aguilar Chelo Anderson Doris Aguirre Olga Aranda ■ Mario Arevalo Leroy Arispe Ester Arguello Victoria Arredondo Luciano Arredono Joe Arriaga Rose Marie Arzola Jesse Avila Mary Barraja Delores Bailey Raymond Bazan Orval Beason Steve Beltran Daniel L.eo Jake Geraldine Enedine Alton Blanco Belouskey Bernal Boni Borrego Borth Richard Josephine Allen Mary Rebecca Ester Briones Briseno Brown Browning Brune Burriola Mary Dora Caballero Caldera Joe Cano Elida Cantu Gilbert Cantu Luis Cantu Edward Federico Jesse Dolores Caldera Calica Calvillo Cardenas Margie Cantu Candy Capuchino Yolanda Cardenas Lucy Carillo Janie Carillo Mario Carter Dora Casaves Ernest Castillo Dolores Cas ey Hasael Casillas Frank Joe Castillo Castillo Margaret Casillas Concepcion Esperanza Frank Stella Eugene Castro Castro Castro Cavazos Cerna Celso Maria Karen Alice Eliseo Cervera Cobarruvias Coleman Contreras Contreras Marcelino Contreras Thomas Conway Mary Cortez Modesto Cortez Frank Cortinas Adolfo Cristo Christine Cruz Elida Cruz Daniel Cuellar Lillian Cur vie r Vicky Degallado Margaret De Hoyos Cecilia De La Garza Genevieve De La Rosa Sylvia Delgado Olivia Esquivel Maria Favella Janie Fears Annie Flores Ester Flores Manuel Olga Mary Ann Mary C. Hope De Leon De Leon Delgado Delgado Diaz Mary Richard Henry Alice Manuel Encino Encino Escobar Esparza Espinoza Gilbert Flores Lucille Flores Margaret Flores Vicky Flores Arthur Fonseca Helen Fuller Bill Funaki Joe Franco Margarita Freire Jesusita Galdiano Hortense Philip Joe Bertha Melba Concepcion Gallegos Gallegos Galvan Gamez Gans Garces Adelia Garcia Frank Garcia Louis Garcia Manuel Garcia 4 Minerva Noah Garcia Garcia Ramon Garcia Rudy Garcia Rudy Garcia Arnold Garza Ofelia Garcia Olga Garcia Pauline Garcia Rafael Garcia Charlie Garza Emma Garza Joe Garza Justo Garza Matilda Garza Olga Garza Paul Garza Raul Garza 90 Richard Ruben Joe Robert George Maurice Garza Garza Gauna Georges Gillett Gobent Jerry Richard Jesse Albert Alfred Alice Gomez Gomez Gongora Gonzales Gonzales Gonzales Francisco Fred Gilbert Gonzales Gonzales Gonzales Rudy Delores Joe Gonzales Gonzales Gonzales Josephine Gonzalez Os car Gonzalez Regina Gonzalez Sylvia Gonzales Sylvia Cuellar Gonzalez Diana Granato Phyliss Gray Frank Graf Frank Guerra Luciano Guerra Magdaleno Guerra Alfonso Guerrero 91 Pete Guerrero Victoria Guerrero Carlos Gutierrez Dolores Gutierrez Ramon Gutierrez Roque Gutierrez Fred Guzman Mary Ann Guzman Hazel Hardin Nellie Henri Erva Henry Eloy Heras Robert Armando Bertha Herrera Hernandez Hernandez Delia Gloria Hortence Hernandez Hernandez Hernandez «- Jesse Hernandez Raymond Hernandez Richard Hernandez Rosendo Hernandez Tommy Hernandez Virginia Hernandez 92 Pleasanton Robert Hill Hogan Raymond Hue rta Billy Huante Alice Jaramillo F rank Jasso Carol Jimenez Raymond Johnson Johnny Jones Emma Juarez Edmond Kelley, Jr, Willie Kelley Olga Kypuros Anna Marie Leal Ralph Lerma Sylvia Litteris Mary Lombrano Neomi Longoria Virginia Frank Janie Robert Sara Tom Longoria Lopez Lopez Lopez Lopez Lopez Albert Diane Gloria Dolores Norma Louis Lozano Lozano Lozano Luna Luna Macias 93 Mary Helen Dora Magallan Maldonado Elena Maldonado Arthur Martinez Arthur Martinez Benny Martinez I Dolores Fernando Martinez Martinez Guadalupe Hector M. Helen Martinez Martinez Martinez Janie Jesse Martinez Martinez Jesse M. Lupe Pearl Mary Alice Maria C. Paul Raul F. Sylvia Ann Martinez Martinez Martinez Martinez Martinez Martinez Martinez Benny M. Consuelo Mata McClure Olga Mena John Mendiola Rudy Mendez Richard A. Alma Harry J. Rosemary Angie McElroy Medina Medina Medina Melendez Arnold Mendoza Daniel Mendoza Ronald Mendoza 94 Sylvia Mendoza Robert P. Meza Joyce Miller Charles E. Lupe Oralia Elena Rudy Carlos Magdalena Minor Monita Monreal Montalbo Montalbo Montemayor Montes Tony Armando Rachel Ralph Robert Rosendo Virgil Montes Morales Morales Morales Morales Morales Moran Elida Fernando Moreno Moreno Jimmy Alice Joe Moreno Munoz Munoz Salomon Daniel Muro Muzquiz John Muzquiz Robert Najera Mary Helen Navarro Max S. Navarro Mary Ochoa Cecilia Ojeda Rosemarie Orozco Arthur M. Ortega Albert G. Ortiz Jesse O. Ortiz Peter Ortiz Sylvia Ortiz Sylvia M. Ortiz Stella Ovalle John L. Owens Gene F. Pacheco Gloria E. Padilla Mary G. Padilla Chester M. Theresa Ernest Edward Lee Roy Dora Cruz Paige Parra Pastrano Patino Peche Pena Ernestine Joe R. Josephine Lorenzo Mary Alice Mary Louise Pena Pena Pena Pena Pena Pena Mary Richard Carlos Maria G. Olga Virginia Pena Pena Perez Perez Perez Perez 96 Armando Prouty Jeanette Puente Mary Annie Puente Jose Ricando Quiara Mary Helen Quinonez Rita Quintero Rosemary Quintero Mary Quiroz Anita Ramirez Dolores Ramirez Epimenia Ramirez Lupe Ramirez Frank Ramos Joe Ramos Maria Ramos Mario Mary Stella Jose Ramirez Ramirez Ramon Anita Maria Evelyn Mary Helen Argie Alfonso Robert Rangel Rangel Rangel Regino Reina Reina Abel Bennie Bernardo Victor Eliseo Enedina Reyes Reyes Reyes Reygadas Reyna Reyna 97 Ernestina Martin Josie Dean Froilan Manuel R. Reyna Reyna Rico Ricondo Ricondo Ricondo Elena Magdalena Raul R. Sylvia Ernestine Roy Rios Rios Rios Ritz Rivas Robledo Armandina Arturo T. David Dolores Dolores Gilbert Rodriguez Rodriguez Rodriguez Rodriguez Rodriguez Rodriguez Josephine Rodriguez Mary Ann Rodriguez Mary Evangelina Rodriguez Mary Ruth Rodriguez Patricia Ann Rodriguez Richard Rodriguez William Rodriguez Terry Rojas Roland Romero Ruth Romero Richard Romo Irma Olga Rubio Henry Macario Raul Richard Lydia Saul Saenz Salas Salas Salas Salazar Salazar Alice Mary Alice Nora Adam Saldana Salinas Salinas Sanchez Elias Sanchez Jesse Sanchez Johnny Josephine Sanchez Sanchez Ray Sanchez Theresa Sue Sanchez Alberto Sandoval Jesse Sandoval Julio Lydia Manuel Mary Sanchez Sanchez Sanchez Sanchez Richard Sandoval Margaret San Miguel Mary Eve Santos Frances Sauceda Connie Scott Sylvia Seggman Sylvia Segovia Gloria Sepulveda Wadiey Bee Louis A. Sylvia M. Jesse Florencio Shields Silva Silva Silvas Solis Robert Gilbert Johnny Victor James Alvin Solorzano Sosa Soto Soto Stewart Annie V. Sylvia John Carlos Louis Suarez Subea Taboada Tapia Tapia Vicente Tapia Abel Tavarez John Taylor Arthur Terrell Eleanor Tobias Molly Tombin Natalia Torres Rita Torres Emma Trevino Frances Trevino Jessie May Trevino Mary Louise Trevino Yolanda Trevino Virginia Trinidad Irene Urrutia Gilbert Vidauri Lupe Viera Delia Vigil Gilbert Villarreal Gloria Villarreal Manuel George Gilbert Jimmy Virginia Urrutia Valenzuela Valdez Valdez Valdez Janie Rachel Rose Domingo Andres Vallejo Vallejo Varela Vargas Vasquez Mary Alice Rita Francisco Lupe Bruno Vasquez Vasquez Vasquez Velasquez Vera Janie Villarreal Joe Villarreal Primitivo Villarreal Salomon Villarreal Sylvia Villarreal Joe Villegas Samuel Webb Fred Yanas George Ybarra Raul Zamarripa Gordon Zambrano Gregory Zamora Teodoro Zamora Theresa Zamora Dolores Zapata Elia Zapata T ommie Zuniga Margarito Martinez 102 New and old Sophomores live it up at the Annual Welcome Dance! Tech Activities SEPTEMBER 1959 JANUARY 1960 4 Student Council Dance 22 V.I.C. Dance 11 Pep Rally FEBRUARY 22 Welcome Assembly 2 Welcome Assembly 25 Pep Rally 25-26 Senior Play 29 Installation Assembly MARCH OCTOBER 4 Sophomore Class Dance 8 Pep Rally 25 Military Ball 13 Artisan Campaign Assembly 30 Thespian Play 16 Color Day APRIL 22 Pep Rally 1 Thespian Play 30 Junior Prom 12 Easter Assembly NOVEMBER 19 Student Council 5 Pep Rally 26 National Honor Society Assembly 19 Pep Rally MAY 20 Publications Dance 6 Senior Prom 24 Thanksgiving Assembly 11 Publications Banquet DECEMBER 13 ROTC Field Night 2-4 Little Theater Play 22 Baccalaureate Service 22 Christmas Assembly 23 Senior Class Day 23 Senior Picnic 25 Graduation 103 104 Wizards at Math Equal Tech’s Engineers Wizards when it comes to mathematics, students in Tech's Engineering Drafting Department use their skill as a tool to study such fields as structural drafting, machine drafting, piping structures, and perspective drafting. Future draftsmen work on projects which point the way to a bright future. Under the guidance of Mr. McComb, these boys learn all the concepts of engineering. The more advanced students work on projects for private engineers or on Tech's own needs. With a library of 200 books to help them, these draftsmen have knowledge at their fingertips. 106 Apprentice draftsmen Don Mendez, Joe Villegas, Robert Maldonado, Edmundo Sierra, Salvador Zumaran, Joe Galvan, and Jimmy Rodriguez, work on their semester projects. Tech draftsmen work on their drawings which include anything from machine parts to elementary architectural plans. D.E. Students Become Tomorrow’s Leaders Destined to be tomorrow's leaders in the bus ine s s world, Tech's D. E. students earn and learn at the same time. The D.E. student not only receives knowledge necessary for his job but also receives a definite salary. D.E, instructor, Mr. Dilts, gives his students some pinpoint advice on how to succeed in their jobs . A D.E. part-timer learns all the tricks of a trade and his regular high school curriculum at the same time. He learns the art of serving others cheerfully and efficiently. After graduation, the student receives fulltime employment and starts earning a higher salary. Part-time worker Rachel Salazar sells some cosmetics to a satisfied customer. D. E. students listen attentively to Jesse Rubio, who gives a report on his job. 107 A skirt must have the right hem and Toni Ramos applies her skill to a student's dress. Tech Stylists Plan Throughout the year the girls in Garment Manufacturing are busy making uniforms for the various organizations-shop aprons for our schools and dresses, gowns, and dusters for the Red Cross. These girls not only receive training in the technicalities connected with their work but, under the direction of Mrs. Rose 11, their instructor, they learn to put their training to most effective use. 108 While Carmen Perez works on a Red Jacket dress, Margarita Flores and Margaret Luna give careful attention to a bathrobe . The Bexar County Home for Girls will profit by the work of Tech's Garment Manufacturing Department as Margie Freire, Helen Fuller, and Delia Vigil make bathrobes. Own Wardrobes These stylists take time out from their assigned duties to plan their own wardrobes. They look forward to making their Easter dresses for the Easter parade. At Christmas the girls make their own Christmas dresses and Christmas gifts. By graduation, these seamstresses have acquired enough skill and experience to design and make their own for-mals, some of which are outstandingly beautiful. Seamstress Benita Bustos sews a hem on a skirt. Other San Antonio schools profit by the Tech Garment Manfacturing Shop, as Gloria Morales and Diana Valdez embroider aprons for Brackenridge High School students. Seamstresses Nora Salinas and Eleanor Tobias work on choir robes for Garner Jr. School. 109 Tech Carpenters Bang! Pow! Bang! Buzz! These are just some of the sounds to be heard in the Cabinet Mill Shop, where apprentice carpenters are busy all year round keeping Tech's chairs, desks, and tables in tip-top condition. Atape recorder gets finishing touches from Joe Vas-quez, Ponciano Garcia, and Raul Morales. These boys not only build flats for the Tech Little Theatre, but make tables and card holders for the Red Cross. During a term of thumb smashing, students work on faculty projects and projects for other high schools. Cabinet Mill students Pete Maldonado, George Vidaurri, Alfonso Ortiz, and Andrew Johnson find installing cabinet doors an easy job. Since salvaged material from old desks is used for other projects during the year, Louis Castanon, Alfonso Ortiz, and Joe Rodriguez dismantle a desk. Hammer Away With the aid of a thickness planer, Gilbert Vidaurri, Domingo Vargas, Richard McElroy, Jesse Avila, and Raymond Nerio plane lumber parts. Apprentices Jesse Monreal, Gilbert Vidaurri, Carlos Monreal, and Joe Melendez add the finishing touches to a Bar-B-Que table for a teacher. An easy task for Rudy Montalbo and Jesse Avila is beltsanding for the finishing room. The wood lathe machine comes in handy when it comes to turning screw driver handles. George Gillett, George Wilson, and Albert Tucker demonstrate. Tech Radio Shop Builds Stay tuned to Tech's Radio Shop for the best in Tech. You'll hear wonders in a world of sounds. To be able to put a radio together is one of the main objectives of Radio Shop students. Tony Peche, Gilbert Lopez, Felipe Ruiz, and Hewitt Phillips finish their project. Amplifiers are a great help for the Tech speech classes. Polo Inclan, Bill Funari, and John Huff test an amplifier. Juan Hernandez find installing radio parts a very easy job. These radio experts are geniuses with high fidelity and stereophonic amplifiers. As far as radios are concerned, they know how to take one apart and put it back together with all the tubes in the right places. A World of Sound Most of their projects consist of working on TRF amplifiers, televisions, phonographs, and tuners. These projects, of course, are carried on after the daily one-hour lecture given by Mr. Jett on theory. All the tools which are used for repairing radios must be sharp. Leroy Arispe, Ray Gonzales, and Johnny Ovalles sharpen the shop tools. Toolroom foreman Jesse Martinez checks out soldering iron to Tony Montes while George Gonzales awaits his turn. Radio Shop students Larry Hortick,H i 1 a r i o Gutierrez, Tony Campos, and Graviel Delgado work on their own radios. Our future T. V. doctors and radio specialists are now in training preparing for all future cases. What would any family do without them ? Want to Buy a Chicken Coop? Spot welding is a breeze for expert welders Robert Juarez, Angel Rodriguez, Rudy Lerma, and Rene Gamboa. Want to buy a chicken coop ? They're available aplenty at the Welding Shop. Items such as Bar-B-Q pits, clothes line poles , and bike racks are also made by the shop boys for either school or customer use. Welding Shop is one of the best equipped on the Tech campus. One of the most modern in the city, it's easy to see why a large number of Techites are enrolled. Assistant foreman Joe Silva and foremanJoe Longoria figure out the amount of material it takes to construct a lawn edger. The front-cross member of a 53 Oldsmobile receives a face-lifting from Fidencio Sanchez and Ernest Lavine. 114 They’re Available Aplenty! W elding shop students practice welding techniques. The San Antonio area is sprinkled with graduates of this shop. Gas welding, braizing, flame cutting, and hardening now come easily to our graduates. Looking for a job? Just tell your future e m p 1 o y e r you're from Tech Welding, and you've got it made! Welders Joe Silva and Joe Longoria examine the latest type welding machine . To build a blocking sled is mere routine for expert welders Henry Ramos and Henry Flores. - 115 Boys Make Meet the boys behind the headlines. The Tech printers produce a newspaper twice a month. These boys know from the start that the printing trade requires hard work and concentration. These students have approximately 450 jobs to print per year--the TECHNICIAN, tickets for various club activities, and class schedules needed for registration. The front page is one of the most interesting parts of a newspaper. Doing their share for the TECHNICIAN are Roger Botello, Abelardo Oviedo, and Paul Hernandez. Before the TECHNICIAN can be printed, t h e copy first must be set. Working the linotype, David Mendoza shows Jaime Enriquez and Gilbet Rendon how the job is done. Various jobs are put out by the print shop all year. Albert Arrington, Oscar Moran, Arthur Galindo finish their job ticket for the Student Council. The Headlines Taking trips to the local newspaper plants and presenting the outstanding student printers with the annual Texas Type Foundry Award are the highlights of the year. The grueling hours spent in learning all the fundamentals of printing pay off in the end. Outstanding students can expect to find well paid jobs as soon as they graduate. This is reward in itself. First semester printing students take the hand-composition speed tests to familiarize themselves with type setting. The Miehle-Vertical is partly responsible for the printing of the TECHNICIAN. Ralph Cortinas and Albert Lorenzi put out the last copies. Teachers often send paper material to be cut at the Print Shop. Ralph Lerma cuts scratch sheets while Edmund Lopez and Norman Toseano operate the Miehle-Vertical. Sparks Fly Radio bugs Mario Ramirez, Armando Hernandez, and John Taylor listen attentively as Mr. Cunningham points out the various parts of an electric motor. The working of a basic amplifier circuit becomes a simple matter when discussed by Mr. Cunningham and two of his students, Francisco Vasquez and Robert Almaraz. Class jots down notes as Mr. Cunningham explains the operation of a circuit. Electric currents fly in Third Building. Our Electric Shop boys are learning, slowly but surely, how to make current jump from one transistor to another and how to build electronics gear. These boys, under the direction of Mr. Cunningham, have the opportunity of learning the basic fundamentals of Electric I and Radio I. He guides them towards the communication business; radio and television. 118 In Electric Shop Projects of these students vary from electronics circuits to actual fabrication. During this construction period these electricians also learn the use of hand and power tools. They do relays and work on D. C. motors plus electrical circuit hook-ups. During the second semester they make and use several different types of power supplies to furnish power for amplifier projects. Electricians Edward Patino, Macario Salas, and Francisco Vasquez carefully construct a relay. Students give careful attention to a demonstration of a high voltage arching. Expert electricians John Taboada and Victor Reygadas repair an automotive radio. 119 Architects Stop Measuring accurately, Rocky Gonzalez works on a floor plan. Members of the Architectural Drafting Department work on their drawings. To the average person, planning a home is a complicated matter, but to the Architectural Drafting students it is a breeze. Skill combined with brains makes concrete the dream of a lovely home. One semester of hard work and careful study produces the quality that enables a student to think originally in the field of architecture. Drafters Arnold Menchaca, Jesse Gongora, Roland Castillo, Rocky Gonzalez and Rudy Soriano listen attentively while Joe Cano explains the difference between the main types of architectural lettering. 120 At Nothing Architectural Drafting Seniors listen to an explanation of the front elevation of a house. Future architect Richard Reyes works on a floorplan for a night club. Architectural students begin to work on the designing of a home in their first semester of school, where they are taught the basic fundamentals. During the latter part of the course these future architects get the opportunity of setting their own ideas down on paper. Students work on plan for bridge to be erected between Buildings Two and Three. 121 Tech’s Cars Auto Shop students Robert Guzman, Maurice Gobert, and Roy Garcia listen to David Rodriguez's explanation while Jesse Ramos demonstrates lubrication of an automobile. Is your car in need of repair ? Tech's Auto Shop is the place for it! Labor is free; the only expense is the cost of the parts. You can be sure when you take your car for repairs to Tech's Auto Shop. Under the excellent guidance of Mr. Niedorf, these mechanics make your car purr like a kitten when it is driven out. A transmission g e t s the once-over from Auto Shop students Leo Belovos-key, AlanGalland, Edward Caldera, and Richard Amezquita. Students Johnny Rodriguez, Alonzo Ramirez, Rene Quintanilla, foreman Reyes Gonzales, and Emilio Castro analyze the ignition coil. 122 Purr Like Kittens When these boys get an idea for repairing or remodeling a car, they stop at nothing. Converting an Army truck into a wrecker has been only one of the many projects undertaken in Auto Shop this year. This project is a wonderful example of the teamwork common to the shop as a whole. These auto experts not only learn the theory, they actually practice what Mr. Niedorf teaches. Auto Shop apprentices Manuel Dominguez, Arthur Martinez, Bennie Martinez, and Richard Garza learn how to overhaul a motor. Are You Ready Electricians Arnold Garza and Amador Cantu start from scratch in constructing a small electric motor. Electrical wizards Amador Cantu and Roland Arzola work on their term project of building a small electric motor. Interested in electronics as a profession? If so, the place to get a good head start is with Mr. Skloss1 advanced electric shop. Boys entering this course know all the fundamentals and are familiar with the various phases of the electronic theory. Early in the term each student is given a blueprint and instructions on how to build a universal motor. The progressive students work on the more detailed study of armature and motor rewinding. Repairing electrical gadgets is easy work for electricians Ted Amaro, Simon Ancira, Felix Campos, Leonard Castillo, Joe Salazar, Gilbert Cantu, Edward Chapa, and Frank Trevino. Concentration shown by electricians, Joe Ariaga and Manuel de Leon, will result in a carefully built electric motor. Advanced electric students, Richard Tapia, Luis Gonzales, Tommy Martinez, Robert Rocha, and Robert Moses repair and rewind electric motors. The students also do various outside jobs such as fixing telephones, installing motors, fixing electric appliances, and changing switches for fans and lights. Term projects include rewinding electric motors, building hot plates, and soldering irons. The high point in the course comes when the students construct a small electric motor from scratch. Electricians Alfonso Guerrero, Robert Reina, Joe Velasquez, and Frank Lopez construct individual AC-DC motors. Plumbers Maintain Expert pipe threading is a must in Piping Trades. Carlos Chapa and Raymond Montez master this trick of the trade. Thanks to Piping Trades Shop, no Techites will ever be annoyed by a dripping faucet . Here our boys are just plumb smart when it comes to fixing water coolers and leaky pipes. Guided by Mr. Zettner, these young men learn to manitain the arteries of our buildings . They also learn steam-fitting, gas piping, and refrigeration. Working on water coolers at Tech is a breeze for these plumbers. Thanks to them the Main Office air-conditioner is kept in tip-top shape. The machine shop boys are grateful to these plumbers for their oil drum racks. These experts also work on diagrams for pipe foundations. When the work is all done. Tech plumbers bring their own broken appliances to repair. When they finish the required work necessary to become plumbers, these young men have no trouble getting jobs as domestic engineers. Engineer Jerry Gomez examines a water valve, Inventory •Rudy Gar� PJPe fittings is a k- y Garza and Jerry gGo job fQr • Tech Beauties Combine Hair stylist Carrie DeLa Rosa gives a facial to a regular customer after setting her hair. Looking for someone withpoise, personality, and attractive manners? Take a look in the Cosmetology Department ! These girls are learning the importance of public relations. Knowing how to get along with people plays a big part in their training. Cosmetologists consider hair styling and manicuring fun. The fun begins when they learn the latest methods of beauty treatment and hairstyles. Each student gives another classmember the works. As Cosmo girls Reina Gutierrez, Dora Casarez, Rita Quintero give manicures to Mary Helen Browning, Sylvia Ortiz, and Adelita Garza, Mrs. Flynt grades recent test papers. Olga Mena and Mary Alice Martinez give shampoo to fellow students Yolanda Trevino and Jesse May Trevino. Besides hair styling and manicuring, the class has theory for three hours on Monday. Discussion of new hairstyles and new hair shades takes place in the class room. The advanced students with the privilege of serving patrons have shop in the afternoon. Their required academic courses are taken in the morning. Beginning cosmetologists have shop in the morning and other courses in the afternoon. Mary Ochoa and Natalia Torres set Alice Saldafta's and Mary Rodriguez's hair while Lucille Maltos practices on dummy Gloria. Poise With Personality Cosmetology student Blanca Rivera puts the finishing touches on style given to Mrs. Fletcher. Cosmo student Mary Ruth Flores sets customer's hair while Jane Mireles gives a manicure. Sewing instructor, Mrs. Armstrong, helps J. Gonzales, L. Garibaldi and M. Funari, while O. Flores and M. Herrera cut material for a skirt. Leap year is here again and homemaking girls have their eye on their prey. By preparing themselves in the essentials of cooking and sewing, these girls are irresistible . Seamstresses Gloria Delgado, Celia Contreras, Mary Aparicio and Juanita Alejandro work diligently on their garments. They learn that the way to a man's heart is through his stomach and that making their own clothes proves to their sweethearts that they are economical. Having these qualities, these j e w e 1 s become homemakers every man loves. 1 U U1 0rnema ers Ethel Mumphery, Char-ene 1 er, Celia Contreras, and Eva Borrego prepare sandwiches for the faculty tea Homemaking students Lina Garibaldi, Olivia Connolly, and Josephine Gonzales also slice bread for sandwiches. — Angels Hover Angels don't only dwell in heaven, they came down to the windows of Tech for our Christmas holidays. These stained-glass windows paved the way for the book of block prints, Around the World With Mrs. Free and Her Tech Artists, which was exhibited all over Texas and parts of the United States. Proudly displaying the poster which announces their new book are art class members Richard Salas, Alvin Garza, Mrs. Free and Edward Fuentes. Over Tech MZ'JH Gathering around Mrs. Free, artists discuss idea for Around the World. During the spring, the Art students exhibited pictures at the Festival of Art and Music. The classes also had a few small projects during the year--paper, mosaics, mobiles, and jewelry crafts. Painter Alvin Garza receives book with ideas Having decorated the windows for the Christ- for class projects from classmate Rebecca mas season, art students work on individual Flores. paintings. For ''Go-Karts” See Expert machinist Domingo Fuentes gives careful attention to making a tap wrench. Making brushings for a Go-Kart is easy W o r k for ma- .1 r rt r.havez, It's really not impossible to hear wheels of progress. All you have to do is visit Tech's Machine Shop. Here is indeed a nucleus of industry, for within this shop, plans are formed and carried out. The shop members work on new and original projects. Making a complete auto part or an instrument to be used in the shop is a common experience for these energetic machinists. To keep pace with modern industry, some of these amateur machinists undertake such projects as making scientific instruments. One such project this year was the making of a poppet valve, a tool used in connection with hydraulics. Believe it or not, the boys in machine shop still find time to keep up with the nation-wide fad of 1'Go-Karting. They have built two com -plete Go-Karts. What a satisfaction when the boys see their own home-made car in operation. Machinist Joe Fuentes grinds a V block. Machine Shop Boys Foreman Joe Mireles makes a spindle for a farm tractor. Morning Shop Foreman Gus Lozano cuts a table for a drill press, while Daniel Bouadana works on drill press and Richard Lopez repairs a grinder. Metalists Cameron Armstrong and James Forrestier work on parts of a smoke stack for a bar B-Q pit. Opportunities in Sheet Metal are unlimited for students eager to learn. This course offers boys the opportunity to use their constructive abilities. It helps them to form the habit of planning to meet their own needs. Students at first make simple projects of metals and perform simple tool machine operations of soldering, seaming, riveting, and acetyline welding. As they advance, they perform more difficult jobs which will later be required in industry. Sheet Metalists Meet Orill press gets new paint netahst, Paul Palacios. °m shee Needs for Industry While Henry Gonzalez, Rudolfo Lopez, and Ray Carreon watch the process, Juan Pena and Rudy Rodriguez construct a stove pipe. Every year this shop takes in a large number of inexperienced students who graduate as top-notch sheet metalists. They make gutters for homes, ink funnels for the print shop, dust pans for the janitors and tables for the mimeograph machine. Thanks to the sheet metalists our campus is one of the cleanest in San Antonio. The boys supplied us with trash receptacles and did blowpipe work for the dust collection system. Skilled metalist, Rudy Rodriguez, makes use of cornice brake machine to s ape sheet of metal. Trash cans made by students Pablo Lomas, Henry Gonzalez, Ray Carreon, and Rudolfo Lopez will be of use on Tech's campus. Future business women take speed tests to improve their typing abilities. Tech Students Train There is nothing like a good invention to make life easier. Know what has made life easier for all businessmen and women? The typewriter! This small, worthwhile machine has typed up millions of letters, themes, and business material. But what is the use of having a machine when it cannot be used? Here Tech's Commercial Department comes in. Girls entering Tech usually take this as their major course. Learning how to use the typewriter, they gain the experience necessary to become secretaries. Office practice students Mary Ramirez, Carmen Palomera, Eloise Tafolla, and Cruz Hernandez take dictation from a dictaphone. Typists Irma Reyes, Mary Acosta, Yolanda Aguillon and Mary Ramirez furnish the finishing touches to Shakespearean Club booklets. i 2 1 1 B S'-iWMBgv 136 For Business World Besides the use of the typewriter, the commercial department trains girls to use the mimeograph machine, the ditto machine, bank posting machine, and the electric calculating machine. For excellent bookkeeping training, Tech's Commercial Department is our best bet! Future salesladies, Regina Gonzales, Ida Aguirre, and Jacinta Ramos discuss the art of selling. Speed test is given to students in an effort to improve their accuracy on the calculating machine. 137 Apt commercial students Mary Nino and Robert Warren master calculating machine. Students Sell Service In mastering the calculating machine, Mary Juarez, Katherine Raney and George Castaneda show the concentration required of all students. Communicating with customers is a tough job. But the retail selling course, which consists of four semesters of one-hour periods, solves this problem. These students learn the importance of salesmanship — of greeting customers, of judging the types of customers, and of helping them make a good selection. Besides learning the importance of salesmanship, retailers also learn the importance of health, personal appearance, and character. Advanced typists Janie Longoria and Ruben Lara discuss the methods used for cutting a stencil. 138 Students Lucy Enriquez, Mary Herrera, Sylvia Salinas, Mary Man-riquez, and Oralia Montalbo master electric typewriter. ii? Artists Color Tech Commercial Artists, sponsored by Mrs. K. Alsup, have many projects to which they apply their various talents. They are the ones who furnish Tech's colorful signs and posters. Advanced artists Ismael De Luna and Mario Lozano finish their projects while Rosario Pe na , Esther Rodriguez, and Mary Stella De La Cruz work on the elephant for the Battle of Flowers float. Abstracts are a favorite project with Commercial Art students Cecelia Tal-amentez, Celia Delgado, and Angelo Cantu. This year they entered the Optimist Club contest for Youth Appreciation Week, in which Joe Hernandez won first prize. These artists draw cartoons for the Technician as well as paint signs for the Tech Little Theater. They are familiar with fashion and air brush illustrations. The theory of each student to his own job holds true for Leonard Zepeda, abstract painting; Augustine De Leon, sketching pictures; and Jesse T o r r e s , poster painting. 139 Deadline Drives ART EDITORS Felix Calvillo Angelo Cantu Robert Rios MISS DOROTHY TONY MIRELES REHN Editor-in-Chief Sponsor Tech students going by our yearbook office any day of the year won't be surprised to find Artisan staff members going crazy over meeting their deadlines. Selling ads, writing cutlines and features, taking snapshots and drawing layouts are but small parts of their everyday life. Then that special day rolls around! After countless days of hard work, anticipation, and havoc, the yearbook arrives. We made that deadline again! ANNA MARIE CHAVEZ Editor-in-Chief Editor Tony Mireles introduces the Artisan staff to the assembled student body. Picture s are the topic of the day when Rudy Avelar, Tony Mireles, Joel Zavala, Rudy De La Rosa, Richard Cattarusa, and Steve Her-mosillo get together. Club editors Eddie Carrola, Joel Zavala, and MarcelinoFlores match pictures with layouts. Artisan Staff Feature Editors Irene Alvarado Lupe Rodriguez Jon Rodriguez Art editor Felix Calvillo makes sketches for Artisan's division pages. Photographer Marshall Vela Shop Editors Joe Trinidad Rudy Avelar Carmen Zumaran Club Editors Joel Zavala Eddie Carrola Marcelino Flores Sports Editors Marco Garcia Carlos Orozco Elias Rocha Senior Editors Janie Ramos Reynaldo Orta Junior Editor Mary Manrique Sophomore Editors Gloria Mendoza Lucy Carrillo Red Jacket Editors Elia Sanchez Margaret Moreno ROTC Editor Stephen Hermosillo Index Editor Eudelia Rodriguez Carmen Perez Asst. Bus. Mgr. Sylvia Schultz Administration Editors Henrietta Quiroz Staff members Genevieve De La Rosa, Irene Genevieve De La Rosa Alvarado, Carlos Orozco, and Lupe Quiroz enjoy a laugh or two between courses at their Members Lucy Carrillo, Mary Manrique, and Christmas banquet. Sandra Reina file club pictures. Student Council member Linda De La Cerda leads off the I n s t a 11 a t i o n As sembly by lighting the torch of friendship while Rebecca Flores, Arnold Menchaca, Margie Cantu, Conception Garces, Margie Rother, Carmen Wolfe, and Charles Flores wait. Student Council Acts The Student Council urges you to Vote ! Vote ! Vote ! Student Council representatives put on an intense poll tax campaign to encourage students to exercise their right to vote. Members of the council make arrangements to use voting machines for all elections . They sponsor various campaigns such as the Fire-Prevention and the Speak English campaigns. Special committees arrange the annual Welcome Assembly, Speak English Assembly, and the Brotherhood Assembly. Council representatives Concha Rubio, Gilbert Sepulveda, Johnny Cervantes, Ann Sanchez, Carmen Zumaran, Carlos Padilla, and Alain Gallan fix the Student Council scrapbook for the judging at Scrapbook Contest. 144 Members Margaret Luna, Olga Dominguez, Teresa Villegas, Sylvia Martinez, Candelario Camero, Mary Jane Nieto, and Richard Medina listen carefully while Rebecca Flores reads the plans for the Student Council Christmas Party. As Tech’s Backbone Responsible for some of our recreation, the social committee sponsors a welcome dance for all the new Sophomores at the beginning of each semester and a Christmas party every year. Three delegates including Mrs. Ramirez attend the State Convention each year. These delegates are chosen on the basis of merits. The President and two other officers are entitled to attend a summer work shop where various problems concerning the S tu d e n t Council are discussed. Student Council members Rudy Avelar, Arnold Men-chaca, Theresa Villegas, Roger Gongora, Martha Mc-Lemore.and Rose Albright offer suggestions to President Charles Flores for a Color Day contest. Council members Carmen Zumaran, Yolanda De Leon, Rudy Avelar, Roger Gongora, Teresa Villegas, Charles Flores, Carmen Wolfe, Martha McLemore, Rebecca Flores, and Rose Albright discuss plans for their Welcome Dance. Tech's new principal Mr. Sherrill addresses Tech student body for the first time. 145 Printers Prepare for State Meet Competing with other printing clubs throughout the state, the Tech Printers VIC have a busy year. Their activities include practicing parliamentary procedures, applying for a job, and preparing for the Open House at which they display their work. Printers Carlos Tapia, George Barrera, Thomas Canedo, Camilo Medrano, Robert Solorzano, David Mendoza, William Alfaro, and Robert Braye sip sodas until the rest of the eats are served. In the midst of their busy schedules, the Printers fix toys for orphans. These toys are painted and distributed at Christmas time to bring joy to those less fortunate. It is a well-known fact--on party days, no parliamentary procedure ! The party over, Victor Bermea and Jaime Enriquez strum the guitar as Isabel Torres, Edmund Lopez, Arthur Galindo, Albert Lorenzi, Ralph Cortinas, and Roger Botello listen to the Mexican songs being played. Technician Headlines News NEW STUDENT COUNCIL PRESIDENT ELECTED! TECH LITTLE THEATER PRESENTS HIT PLAY! These are headlines on the TECHNICIAN, the school newspaper. A bi-weekly paper, it is sponsored by Mrs. E. Fletcher, put together by staff members, and printed by the Print Shop. Containing all the news around the campus, it helps to keep the student body informed. Editor Josie Briseno takes dictation from Sponsor Mrs. E. Fletcher, while Carmen Palomera, Frank Guajardo, and Albert Arrington take note. The social event for the staff is the Publications Banquet. New members are installed in the Quill and Scroll Society, editors for the following year announced, and commissions for ads sold presented. Hard working staff members Olga Aguilar, Alice Aguilar, George Barrera, Albert Berlanga, Gilbert Rendon, Edward Allen, Eva Lopez, and Paul Hernandez finish their advertising chores. TECHNICIAN staff members Norman Toscano, Arthur Galindo, Joley Mason, Jaime Enriquez, and Lawrence Hernandez gather around Sylvia Knapick to admire the latest edition of the TECHNICIAN. Secretariettes Mary Jane Nieto, Rosemary Gallegos, Mary Lou Zuniga, and Teresa Ruiz sell TRANSCRIPTION to avid readers Blanca Rivera and Gilbert Cardenas, Busy beavers Rosemary Gallegos, Eloise Tafolla, and Yolanda Aguillon run off mimeographed copies of the TRANSCRIPTION. All this information can be obtained in the TRANSCRIPTION, the school's get acquainted paper, sponsored by the Secretariettes. Containing jokes, school gossip, and song dedications, the TRANSCRIPTION goes on sale every two weeks. Readers of the TRANSCRIPTION are always in the know. Artist Rosemary Gonzalez draws pictures for TRANSCRIPTION'S song dedication page. Transcription-Tech’s Get Acquainted” Paper Do you want to get acquainted with boys and girls in school? Would you like to know whether Joe's going steady or whether Mary likes you? 148 Secretariettes-The Answer to a Boss’s Officers Amelia Garcia, Rosemarie Perez, Eloise Tafolla, Cruz Hernandez, and Yolanda Aguillon laugh at Miss Kinslow's surprise. Secretariettes Lupe Rodriguez, Minerva Gonzalez, Linda De La Cerda, Mary Jane Nieto, and Rosemary Gallegos look on as Rosemarie Perez, Eloise Tafolla, and Yolanda Aguillon present Miss Kinslow with a gift. Meet the secretaries of Tech High School, the members of the Secretariettes Club. These girls, preparing themselves for their careers in the business world, learn the major operations of a business office. Operating the mimeograph, cutting stencils and typing are some of the things that keep them busy. Besides striving to achieve their business goal, they also take time out for school social activities such as the annual Christmas Party, Inita-tion Party, and picnics. In addition to all these, Secretariettes put out the TRANSCRIPTION, which gives us all the news around the campus. Secretariettes Amelia Garcia, Lupe Campos, and Maria Chavarria enjoy delicious Mexican food served at the Christmas banquet. Prayer 149 Talented band members aided by Tech majorettes add color and sparkle to the annual concert. And the Music Goes Round and Round What makes Tech go round? The music played by Tech's band, of course. Throughout the years our musicians pace such activities as football games, ROTC Field Night, pep rallies, parades, and concerts. A few minutes of practice always helps, says Richard Cattarusa. Performing at football games is their business. Helping out at the pep rallies is their pleasure. Marching in parades is their specialty. Field Night proves most rewarding to band members. Here they are rewarded with medals for their services throughout the school year. With a beaming smile, Drum Major Tom Reyes presents a gift to Director Dhossche at Tech's annual band concert. Narrator Rose Albright tells the tragic story of The Three Bears. Band Officers President. Robert Munoz Drum Major. . . . Tom Reyes Secretary........Esther Najera Majorettes Rebecca Flores, Gloria Leal, Mary Llamas, Rachel Trevino, and Virgie Perez do a special routine for concert. Talented Tom Reyes does a saxophone solo The Valse Lynette at Annual Concert. Displaying his talent, Reynaldo Orta plays the Trumpeter's Lullaby, Around the World Via Pictures This year Tech's talented artists in Mrs. Free's art classes featured Around the World With Mrs. Free and Her Tech Artists--a 200 page book illustrated by linoleum block prints of the different countries of the world. Besides painting Christmas cards, decorating a Swedish Christmas tree for the hall display, painting the windows with Christmas designs, Tech's artists also paint for the International School Art Project, sponsored by the Junior Red Cross and the National Art Educators Association. In the spring they display paintings at the Festival of Music and Art in the Municipal Auditorium. Members Rebecca Flores, Martha McLemore, Ana Marie Dominguez, Dolores Apolinar, and Joe Villanueva take a coke break at the Art Club Christmas party. President Margaret Luna gives fellow officers Joe Vallanueva, Dolores Apolinar, Hope Rodriguez, Ana Marie Dominguez, Benita Bustos, Marta Barron, Rose Albright, and Rebecca Lopez the schedule of activities for the club. Art Club member Benita Bustos admits movie-going students to the showing of Four Girls in Town. 153 Glee Club in Tune Do-re-mi- --the Glee Club with its wonderful voices keeps Tech's spirit alive. Led by Miss Nordyke, these Tech-ites participate in the Band Concert, sing at the Baccalaureate Service, and star at graduation exercises in May. Glee Club officers Rosemarie Prado, Elizabeth Viera, Rose Marie Perez, and Mary Ruth Lira wait for their entrance on stage. Glee Club members put their all into one of the ballads sung at the concert. Girls get a chance to show their talent at the annual band concert. 154 With the Times In the spring, they join other school groups to present the Annual Spring Festival held at the Municipal Auditorium. All through the year, their voices add color to our Christmas, Thanksgiving, and Easter assemblies. One of the highlights of the concert was the Boys Glee Club presentation of Just Singing Along. Glee Club officers Victor Herrera, Joley Mason, Robert Ybarra, and Robert Flowers get ready for curtain call. Boys and Girls Glee Club members join in Boys rest while the Girls Glee Club sings singing The Lord Is a Mighty God. Christmas Lullaby. 155 Tech Little Theater Stages Teahouse of the August Moon” If you love acting, work like a mule, and enjoy being with people who share your love of the theater, then the Tech Little Theater is your dish. The different crews work all year long on the three major productions which they put on for the enjoyment of family and friends . This year's three-act plays were the TEAHOUSE OF T H E AUGUST MOON, DEAR PHEOBE, and ARSENIC AND OLD LACE. But it's not all work for the T. L.T . family, for there are cast parties, theatre parties, and a spring picnic for the enjoyment of these hard-working thespians. Mr. William Robey discusses details of production with Mr. H. T. Curran, director Roland Lopez and assistant director Mario Rendon. The scenery is built and painted at a series of special workshops Secretary Estefana Luna mixes glue as assistant directors Rose Albright and Carmen Wolfe cover and paint flats. Lorenzo Pena is both winner and loser of the wrestling match. Cast IN ORDER OF APPEARANCE Col. Purdy orders Sgt. Greg-ovitch to have some new signs painted. Capt. Fisby tells Ralph Lerma that he will not take the old woman, her daughter, and family to Tobiki. Sakini............Ralph Lerma Sgt. Gregovitch . Alfonso Reina Col. Wainwright Purdy III . . . Richard D. Sales Capt. Fisby . . . Richard Salas Old Woman . . . Benita Bustos Old Woman's Daughter.......... Janie Longoria The Daughter's Children .... Johnny Rosie Jacsish .... Rita Noreen Lopez Ancient Man . . . .Frank Mora Mr. Hokaida . . . Lorenzo Pena Mr. Omura . . Pete Guerrero Mr. Sumata . . Ruben Santana After the rehearsals, the cast and crew gather to receive criticisms and suggestions from the di- rprtnrs and Mrs The villagers present gifts to Capt. Fisby and ask him to build a teahouse instead of a school house as he gives them a lecture on democracy. Capt. Fisby finds his cricket and agrees to build the teahouse for the villagers, Ralph Lerma, John Rodriguez, Daniel Sanchez, Pete Guerrero, and Frank Mora, as Rene Medrano looks on Opening night at the teahouse Lotus Col. Purdy orders Capt. McClean and Capt Blossom dances for the guests. Fisby to their units and demands the teahouse be torn down. Capt. Fisby bids farewell to Lotus Blossom as Mr. Seiko declares his love for her. T.L.T. members, Raymond Tamez, Daniel Sanchez, Rose Albright, Connie Aguirre , and Mario Rendon make last minute changes before grand performance. After long hard work actors Rene Medrano, Roland Lopez, Rose Albright, Mario Rendon, Henry Flores, Sandra Reina, Carmen Wolfe, Connie Aguirre, and Margie Sanchez become national Thespians. Able performer Richard Salas passes on dramatic hints acquired from long experience at Tech. Jam-packed classroom forms scene for G. B.A. initiation ceremonies. Future Stenos Learn The attractive business girls in GBA are given the opportunity of learning the do's and don'ts of correct office behavior. Speakers give points on the qualifications of a desirable secretary. Members keep active during the year selling candy during the Christmas season; they also conduct a Dress-Right c o n t e s t during which a best-dressed sophomore, junior, and senior Techite is chosen. Meet your neighbor seems to be the main idea as this group of G. B.A. members prepare to enter gym. 160 Beautifully combed hair is must on the part of every model. Beauticians Alice Esparza, Yolanda Trevino, Mary Ann Rodriquez, Janie Villarreal, and Mary Rodriquez help Lucille Flores, Sylvia Schultz, Aida Gomez, and Sylvia Salinas get ready | before style show begins. 'Do’s and Don’t’s Members participate in a hilarious initiation of new members, a Christmas party, and a spring picnic, where the senior girls go dressed as hobos. The spotlight, however, falls on the senior GBA Style Show, where these girls model business dresses and sports o u t f i t s furnished by Russell's. The style show—for ladies only--is a huge success every year. Ready to judge new applicants, G. B. A. girls pour by the dozen into girls' gym. Officers Gloria Lopez, Gloria Dominguez, Esther Montalvo, Sylvia Salinas, and Esther Lozano watch Veronica Reina's initiation skit. GBA member Dolores Rodriguez models an outfit just right for sun fun. Learn Now-Work Later D.E. Club member Mary Theresa Sepulveda practices her selling technique on Mary Jane Cardenas and Jesse Luna. Club members Josephine Martinez, Mary Nino, Gloria Campos, Ofelia Castillo, Celia Frausto, Robert Vara, Anna Marie Salazar, Celia Fernandez, Dolores Arcos, and Patsy Garcia discuss plans for their local convention. Members of the D.E. Club know how profitable their meetings are for one another. It is at these meetings that they exchange helpful business tips. Of course, all is not work. The get-ac-quainted weiner roast is always enjoyed by the members attending. A tour of banks and other business places gives these students extra knowledge and something to look forward to. A state-wide convention, held in San Antonio this year, is the main topic of their discussions at meetings. Listening attentively Angie Zapata, Otilia Lopez, Mary Ann Perez, Anita Vaca, and George De Hoyos learn the true meaning of the D.E. symbol pointed out by Dorothy Vargas. Movie Bug Bites Projectionists One picture is worth a thousand words according to our experts in the Projectionist Club. Projectionist Club sponsor, Mr. Siegal, offers his expert knowledge to those who wish to learn the operating procedures of various projectors. Skilled operators are available for the showing of educational and entertaining films for various clubs and classes. Members enter contests to see who can thread the machine in the least amount of time. An annual party and picnic highlight the year's recreational program. President Felix Sanchez explains the methods of operating a projector to Ramiro Trevino, Eudelia Rodriguez, Martha Barron, and Jesse Torres. Experts Benita Bustos, Ana Marie Dominguez, Robert Schraeder, Irene Botello, Richard Amesquita, and Rose Albright learn the workings of a projector from Concha Rubio. Leading the discussion, William Chavez reports on the various kinds of projectors. Bookaneers Serve Tech Bookaneers Dolores Garces, Mary Helen Nava, Delfina Alejandro, Nelda Bazan, Olga Esparza, Gloria Sanchez, Sylvia Martinez, and Esther Najera publicize Fire Prevention Week. A scholarship fund grants a scholarship to a student who plans to go into library work. Who said our Bookaneers are bookworns ? Tech's Bookaneers are the busiest bookworms in Tech. They give instructions to students on the use of the library and help them find reading material. These members play a big part in issuing textbooks during registration week. By giving freely of their time, members Olga Reynosa, Ann Marie Esparza, Silvia Euna, Rebecca Delgado, Mary Grace Luna, Bertha Duarte, Yolanda Renteria, Noemi Nava, and Ninfa Quiroz help to keep the library in smoothly running order. One duty of officers—Carmen Zuma-ran, treasurer; Concepcion G a r c e s, reporter; Teresa Garces, president; Cecelia F e r n a n d e z, secretary; and Teresa Villegas, vice-president--is to attend bi-monthly executive sessions of the club. Is there adoctor in the house ? Most probably there will be a nurse in the Future Nurses Club at Tech. These young ladies withthe lamp familiarize themselves with the challenging career of nursing by undertaking various projects for the Children's Shelter. By making booties and cancer bandages, members not only help others but also themselves . At Christmas they play Santa by giving children at the shelter booties filled with toys. Nurses Aid Helpless ✓ i £ ■M ' r Expert stocking maker Margarita Mazuca demonstrates the fine art of making Christmas stockings to Carmen Mc-Cumber, Yolanda De Leon, Oralia Montalbo, Naomi Luna, Isabel De Leon, Margaret Moreno, Ruth Romero, and Rosemary Quintero. Future nurses Lydia Salazar, Carol Ann Jimenez, Grace Romero, Rosemary Quintero, R a c he 1 Quiroga, and Mary Alice Pena prepare material for cancer bandages. The pet project of the Future Nurses Club is the regular visit the members make to the Children's Shelter. Maria Teresa Luera, R o s e m a r y Quintero, Giomara B a z a 1 d u a , Celia Contreras, and Petra Vasquez entertain the children frequently. President Tony Mireles gives a few pointers on the slide rule to Johnny Cervantes and Mario Rendon. Slide Rulers Did you know that mathematics is the basis of all science and matter? Well, it is and for this reason the Slide Rule Club was formed. Under the instruction of Mr. J. Cunningham, eager students finally learn to master the Slide Rule by solving intricate and complex problems with the use of basic essentials — addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, and determination! Comparing answers is one way to make sure you're right, agree Arthur T. Diaz, Robert Ayala, and Joe Rodriguez. Texas-size slide rule is read by members Jesse Torres, Jesse Calvillo, and Irene Alvarado. 166 Solve Problems Although the main objective of the members is to learn the operations of the slide rule, social activities are also included. Last Christmas, they had a wonderful Christmas party, and this last month, they had their annual end-of-the-year party paid for by a tamale sale. The Slide Rule is the lazy man's short cut to complex math problems. Slide rulers wish it could solve life's problems. Mathematicians Pete Rodriguez, Tommy Martinez, and Tino Sanchez agree that it is much easier to solve problems on a slide rule. 167 Club member Tony Garcia seems amazed at the amount of money Mr. Cunningham and Richard Reyes find in the club treasury. Members Victor Soto and Charles Amaya give Armando Hern; dez a few tips on the use of the slide rule. Long-time member of the club, Gloria Arias, explains the meaning of the Y-Teen to Antonia Martinez, Mary Rose Figueroa, Margaret Sanchez, Rosalinda Olguin, and Mary Ann Puente. Y-Teens Help Although the Y-Teen Club is overflowing with members, Mrs. Gonzalez, Y-Teen sponsor, is doing a great job of managing the actions of the organization. The countless projects of the club are all for the benefit of those in need. These helpful projects--making Christmas stockings for orphans , working voluntarily at the Children's Shelter, money-making projects for the needy--do not interfere with the girls' social activities. Program chairman Carmen Mc-Cumber gives committee members Lina Garibaldi, Darlene Dersch, Gloria Ortiz, and Beatrice Ortiz a rundown of coming events. 168 Officers Sylvia Acuna, Gloria Arias, Mary Carmen Valdez, Frances Tamez, Cruz Hernandez, Virginia Charo listen as Gloria Peche tells Oralia De La Garza she has been chosen to represent the Tech Y-Teens at the Snowball Dance at the YWCA. Neighbors in Need The members don't believe in all work and no play. Some of their fun specialties are slumber parties at the YWCA, banquets, and movies. These Y-Teens are the apple of our eyes. You can always tell a Y-Teen by her eagerness to help. Always on the go, she makes time for everything that needs attention. Committee chairman Frances Tamez accepts suggestions from Bertha Gamez, Irma Leos, Bertha Rodriguez, Mary Teresa Luera, and Gloria Ann Villarreal for a program on their next meeting day. Club member Oralia De La Garza tells Christine Rangel, Carol Ann Jimenez, Erva Henry,Ramona Torres, Teresa Trevino, Carmen Valdez, and Mrs. Gonzalez about the inter club council. Green Thumbs Hit Tech Member Willie Muniz demonstrates the art of making corsages. Looking for lovely corsages or flower arrangements? See any Gardening Club member ! They make outstanding flower arrangements that are usually placed in the main hall. That special corsage for the proms or for the Military Ball assures every Tech boy of the very best. Tech's florists usually win several contests every year. Garden club members gather flowers for center-pieces to be used in the cafeteria. Club officers Sylvia Mendoza, Eloise Pena, Margaret Mazuca, Charlotte Ri-condo, Mary Alice Pena, and Yolanda Leon make floral arrangement for main hall. 170 ech’s Hot Wires Generate Know-How’’ Proving that money makes a club go round, Paul Flores collects from Mario Ramirez, Lee Roy Peche, Joe Salazar, Louis Gonzales, and Arthur Zepeda. Electric VIC members have but one object in mind--to repair electrical appliances. Using their many skills, these boys entered some of their own work at the State Convention, which awarded Tech's electricians several blue ribbons. The experience they gain from this work becomes the knowledge they use in constructing their own electrical devices. Member Tommy Martinez shows state awards won by Electric VIC to Frank Trevino, Gilbert Cantu, Gordon Zambrano, and Robert Rocha. Club Officers Edward Chapa, Robert Gonzalez, Johnny Cervantes, Tony Garcia, and Ted Amaro receive instructions from Mr. Skloss, club sponsor. 171 Tech’s Cub Draftsmen Buildings, buildings, and more buildings--that's the topic under discussion in the Architectural Drafting Club. All buildings that are constructed are made possible because of one class of worker, the architectural draftsman. Tech's cub draftsmen receive expert advice and ideas from guest speakers who have already made drafting their career. Old-timers Raymond Quiroz, John Trujillo, and Manuel Hernandez along with Mr. Alsup explain club rules to visitors Roy De La Garza, Carlos Gutierrez, Roy Robledo, and Tim Palomera. Rushing to get to the meeting on time, Rocky Gonzalez, Arnold Pena, Robert Herrera, Roland Castillo, and Albert Trevino make it as the bell rings. Members Ralph Ledesma, Frank Aguilar, Ike Mendoza, Jr,, Joe Cano, and Jesse Gongora recall the tasty tamales of their last sale. Ask Expert Advice Drafting Club is not all work and no play. The students make an over-night trip to Garner State Park. They have picnics at Olmos Park. They celebrate Halloween and Christmas with parties. Whenever the Architectural Drafting Club needs funds, there is always a way to get them--they just hold a tamale sale or a cake sale. Officers Richard Coronado, Ramiro Garcia, Hector Trinidad, Richard Reyes, John Salas, and Roger Conat-ser make plans for revision of club constitution. Hair-Stylists Practice Know How To those students who want to gainmore know how and skill, the Cosote VIC offers membership. At meetings, professional experts talk to the members about hair tinting and hair styling. Cosmetician Teresa Gomez shows Cosote members the winning scrapbook at the convention. Girls who pass speed tests on manicuring, hair setting, and hair styling are entitled to go to the state convention to compete with other VIC members. To raise money for the big social event of the year-the Mother and Daughter Banquet-these girls bake cakes and pies to sell to Techites. Officers Ann Sanchez, Natalia Torres, Sulema Puga, Yolanda T r e v i n o , and Carrie De La Rosa are presented to the club membership. B Sponsor Mrs. Flynt points out Chapter convention news in the VIC bulletin to Janice Fears, Elia Zapata, Mary Helen Browning, Sylvia Ortiz, Emma Garcia, Janie Villarreal, Alice Esparza, Ade-lita Garza, and Elvira Quiroz. Artists Paint the Town Every year promising paintings flow from the t a 1 e n t e d fingers of Commercial Art VIC members. Entering local and international contests, gifted Tech artists have won many blue ribbons . Each year these paintings are exhibited at an Art Show and again on the banks of the San Antonio River, where spectators admire and purchase them. Club members work on their Christmas project-re- pairing toys for orphans. Members Sylvia Luna and Grace Luna admire one of the beautiful surrealistic drawings exhibited by Tech students. Club officers Rasario Pena, Olga Lopez, Arturo De Leon, Angelo Cantu, Oralia Cadena, Eliseo Mendoza, and Joe Hernandez relax after the success of their Art Show. As a Christmas activity, Commercial Artists fix toys to be given to orphans at their annual Christmas party. Through the combined efforts of the Art Club and the Commercial Art VIC, these orphaned children have a glorious time with the students and the toys. Domestic Engineers End Hot Summer The long, hot summer is forever gone thanks to the Domestic Engineers who make our air-conditioners work. Along with air-conditioners, the Domestic Engineers also study the repairing of refrigerators, plumbing, and current trade problems. Since paying dues comes only once a year, members J. Vidaurri, S. Ramos, J. Sanchez, R. Medina, S. Vasquez, F. Mendoza, F. Ramos, and R. Rodriguez take advantage of the opportunity by paying off to Pascual De Leon. Officers R. Vasquez, A. Garcia, P. De Leon, J. Tello, R. Garza, and C. Angulo look over water cooler to be used in Third Building. Club sponsor Mr. Zettner asks R. Montez, M. Munoz, P. Gomez, R. Gonzalez, W. Rivas, D. Puente, R. Zepeda, L. Barboza, and C. Chapa what to do with money made from cake sale. The founding year 1946 is also forever gone. Today's Domestic Engineers Club listens to speakers who were past members and now self-employed plumbers. Besides the long line of speakers, members of the Club also visited the City Water Board, the O. K. Clay Steel Company and various other places of importance. Engineers Sweep State Meet Having learned the basic fundamentals of engineering, Tech's Engineers apply their knowledge to the designing of engine parts in Engineering Drafting VIC. Sgt-At-Arms Ralph Hernandez, Reporter Felipe Lopez, Treasurer Robert Maldonado, and Secretary Jimmie Rodriguez display VIC symbols for forthcoming meeting. Sponsored by Mr. Mc-Comb, the members enter the annual state meet, from which this year they brought back fifteen out of sixteen ribbons. These ribbons are displayed in the show cases along with their winning entries. For entertainment, the Engineers have a Christmas party, a movie, and a dance, Eng. Drafting officers--Prexy Rudy De La Rosa and V.P. Edmond Benavides—plan district meeting symbols with sponsor, Mr. McComb. Members Don Mendez, Edmundo Sierra, Louis Lopez and Albert Gonzalez arrive punctually for their VIC meeting. Welders Wield Tech students buy slices of cake from Welders George Mon-talbo and Fernando Flores. Weld is the password at semi-monthly meetings of the Welding VIC. Tech's Welding VIC is a member in good standing of a local chapter and a statewide club. Both encourage VIC'ers to enter competitions, complete projects, and become better citizens in their community. The Welding VIC along with other Tech chapters, sponsors an annual VIC dance. In addition the members also celebrate with a Father and Son Banquet. Torch of Progress For the use of Tech welders, the shop has its own library of two or three hundred books which belong to the American Welders' Society. Some of the most popular magazines, Arc Welding News, In The News, and The Stablizer, come monthly from various supply companies. Members of the VIC who show initiative and pass welding exams are eligible to become members of the American Welding Society. Welding VIC members and dates dance to popular music. Mr. Wood tells Johnny Perez, Fernando Flores, Henry Flores, Ruben Apaez, and Carlos Perez that skill, knowledge and experience are valuable in getting a good job. Everyone is having a good time--including Mr. and Mrs. Wood and Mr. Neidorf. 179 Radiomen on the Beam Guest speaker Mr. Irving Seligmann answers questions for officers Gilbert Lopez, Robert Munoz, John Huff, Tony Gonzalez, Felipe Ruiz, and Richard Medina. The Radio VIC Club at Tech is an organization for radio boys who are tops in their field. They hold business meetings to discuss the latest news in the vast field of electronics. Ready and willing, the Radio VIC boys always go to the conventions when the time comes. There they compete with other boys just as anxious and capable as they. Members Arnold Garza, Edgar Alcazar, Joe Candelario, and Albert Lozano believe in taking it easy before meetings. Radio club members Juan Hernandez, Hilario Gutierrez, Pedro. Ortiz, Joe Franco, and Marcos Martinez prove lectures can be interesting as they sit quiet as mice listening. Good Neighbor Policy Invoked Payment of dues is the topic of the day for Raul Salas, Robert Najera, Raul Gutierrez, Henry Hurtado, Jesse Martinez, and Paul Palacios. Under the expert guidance of Mr. Lindsey, the members of the Sheet Metal VIC study the various phases of design workmanship and at the same time lend a helping hand to those less fortunate. Beside entering the District V and State convention contests every year, members repair broken down toys given to orphan c h i 1 d r e n at Christmas. For their social activities they attend all the conventions held each year and hold an end-of-the-year party for members and guests. Club member Henry Borroel points out interesting features of the rotary circular shear to Henry Gonzales, James Forrestier, Armando Guerra, Sylvester Carnevale, and Richard Rodriguez. Fixing toys for unfortunate children was the Christmas project of sheet m e t a 1 i s t s Richard Rodriguez, Henry Hurtado, Robert Najera, Raul Salas, Henry Borroel, and Jesse Martinez. u ( ) M SGT. F. FLETCHER Commandant First Battle Group Sponsors left to right are Capt. Mary Jane Nieto, Lt. Col. Janie Ramos, and Capt. Dolores Lopez. R. O Brigade Sponsors left to right are Cecilia Arreaga, Drill Team Sponsor, Cruz Hernandez, Brigade Sponsor, and Irma Sandoval, Rifle Team Sponsor. Second Battle Group Sponsors are left to right Capt. Maria Chavarria, Lt. Col. Lupe Campos, and Capt. Mary Carrizales. SFC. R. NESLER First Battle Group Staff Officers left to right are Tony Instructor Lazarine, Lt. Col. Janie Ramos, Victor Herrera, and Edmund Lopez. Second Battle Group Staff Officers left to right are Frank Valdez, Dimas Espinoza, and Lt. Col. Lupe Campos. Brigade Staff Officers are Celestino Mora, SI Martin Almazan, Col. Cruz Hernandez, Stephen Hermosillo S-3, Lt. Col. Eric Barrera, Martin Reyna and Rudy Fernandez Asst. S-3. LT. COL. E. BARRERA Brig. Commander Company A Co. Commander Cpt. Ralph Villarreal Co. Sponsor Cdt. Cpt. Sponsor Mary Jane Nieto Commander Ralph Villarreal puts his company through company drills. Cardenas, Gilbert Cristo, Adolfo Espinoza, Manuel Fernandez, Santiago Flores, Joe Flores, Marcelino Garcia, David Garcia, Frank Garza, Raul Gomez, Rogelio Guarnero, Ermilo Hogan, Robert Huerta, Raymond Johnson, Ezekiel Johnson, Raymond Lerma, Rudy Lozano, Arthur Maldonado, Pete Martinez, Raul Musquiz, John Ortiz, George Padron, Lupe Pationo, Napoleon Ramos, Henry Ramos, Joe Ramos, Solomon Rodriguez, Roy Sanchez, Felix Sanches, Ralph Simmons, Lawrence Vasquez, Andres Yanez, Fred Company B Co. Commander Cdt. Cpt. Isabel Torres Co. Sponsor Cdt. Cpt. Sponsor Dolores Lopez Company B shows the precision of Tech's R.O.T.C. members. Almaraz, Robert Bazan, Raymond Cisneros, Ronnie Conaster, Roger Conway, Thomas, Jr. Galvan, Joe Gutierrez, Ramon Her as, Eloy Ashton Juarez, Robert Lozano, Henry Martinez, Marcos Meiche, Eugene Mendiola, John Mendoza, Daniel Montalbo, George Moreno, Fernando Olivo, Rudy Pena, Albert Sepulveda, Gilbert Sierra, Richard Sullivan, Louis Warren, Robert Zamarripa, Pablo 187 Co. Commander Cdt. Cpt. Gilbert Rubio Company C Co. Sponsor Cdt. Cpt. Sponsor Maria Chavarria Cadet Capt. Gilbert Rubio leads Company C in review. Avila, Jesse Brown, Ray Castillo, Joe G. Clack, Stanly Gamboa, Tommy Garcia, Rafael Garcia, Rudolph Garza, Arnold Garza, Richard Garza, Rudy Gonzales, Francisco Guerrero, Pete J one s, J ohnny Martinez, Jesse Mata, Benny Medina, Harry Montalbo, Rudolfo Moran, Virgil Musquiz, David Pena, Lorenzo Rivas, Martin Ricondo, Froilan Ricondo, Manuel Rodriguez, Arthur Rodriguez, David Sepulveda, Jesse Vargas, Domingo Villanueva, Joe Villarreal, Solomon Cadet Capt. Ralph Salinas and Company D await inspecting officer. Apaez, Ruben Z. Cano, Joe V. Castillo, Ernest Castro, Frank Diaz, Arthur T. Estrada, James Flores, Gilbert Fountano, William Hansford, Theodore Hernandez, Louis Hernandez, Richard Martinez, Paul Mendoza, Arnold Mendoza, Eliseo Mesa, Robert R. Ortega, Arthur Reina, Alfonso Sanchez, Daniel Sanchez, Frank Sandoval, Jesse Urias, Jesse Zamora, Gregory 189 Richard Sierra Ronnie Cisneros Roger Conaster Coach: Sgt. Fletcher Trinidad Diaz Felix Sanchez Rudy Fernandez Capt. Rudy Fernandez Rifle Team members demonstrate their firing styles. Tech's Drill Team participates in the Veteran's Day Parade. 190 COMMANDER: Edmund Lopez SPONSOR: Cecilia Arreaga Barrera, Eric Cano, Joe Cisneros, Ronnie Conaster, Roger Fernandez, Rudy Gamboa, Tommy Garza, Rudy Guarnero, Ermilo Guerrero, Pete Hansford, Theodore Hernandez, Louis Juarez, Robert Lazarine, Tony Lerma, Rudy Lozano, Henry Martinez, Raul Mendiola, John Montalbo, George Mora, Celestino Pena, Albert Ramos, Henry Ramos, Joe Reyna, Martin Rivas, Martin Rodriguez, Ernest Rodriguez, Roy Rodriguez, Willie Rubio, Gilbert Salinas, Ralph Sanchez, Felix Sanchez, Frank Sanchez, Ralph Sierra, Richard Sepulveda, Gilbert Torres, Isabel Valdez, Frank Villanueva, Joe Villarreal, Ralph A Red Jacket's well-rounded life is sustained by loyalty and respect for the American flag. 191 The Red Jackets EUNICE LUCKENBACH Sponsor MARTHA AGUILAR Colonel ROSEMARY GONZALES Major EUDELIA RODRIGUEZ Major SARAH ADDICKS Lt. Colonel HENRIETTA QUIROZ Major 192 Acuna, Virginia Ann Alvarado, Anita Apolinar, Dolores Arguello, Esther Briseno, Josephine Carillo, Lucy Cardenas, Rosalie Cardenas, Yolanda Castellanos, De La Pena, De La Rosa, Diaz, Hope Henrietta Bertha Genevieve Estrada, Gloria Figueroa, Mary Rose Flores, Rita Garcia, Adelia Garcia, Mary Lou Garza, Rosie Gomez, Aida Olga Gray, Phyliss Henri, Nellie Mae Hernandez, Virginia Ann Juarez, Mary Alice Kypuros, Olga Lombrano, Mary Lopez, Deanna Helen Lopez, Sara Martinez, Irma Martinez, Margarita Mata, Rosemary McLemore, Martha McCumber, Carmen Mena, Olga Mendez, Dolores Medina, Rosemary Mendoza, Gloria 194 Mendoza, Sylvia Mora, Vilma Morales, Rosemary Moya, Yolanda Ojeda, Sylvia Orozco, Anita Pena, Eloise Pena, Ernestine Perez, Carmen Presa, Mercedes Quintero, Rosemary Ramirez, Mary Stella Ramos, Maria Jacinta Rangel, Anita Maria Reina, Veronica Rios, Olivia Robledo, Lucy Rodriguez, Esther Romero, Rachel Rubalcaba, Rosalie Rubio, Concha Salazar, Bertha Salazar, Jane Ellen Salazar, Margie Salazar, Nora Salas, Rachel Sanchez, Elia Sanchez, Lydia R. Sanchez, Teresa Sue Tijerina, Mary Esther Torres, Rachel Trevino, Yolanda Triana, Gloria Tovar, Paula Wolfe, Carmen Leal, Alice Head Cheerleader Our enthusiastic cheerleaders Margaret Moreno, Amelia Garcia, Josie Salas, and Alice Leal lead the heartbeat of Tech at pep rallies and at the football and basketball games. While the Harlandale Indians smoke the peace pipe. Head Cheerleader Alice Leal talks to Chief Warrior Martha McClemore. 196 Posing for the photographer, B Company stands proud and happy after winning the competition. I • 'A T R.J.'s enjoy themselves at their annual Christmas Party. Lt. Colonel Sarah Addicks takes toys out of her Santa bag to distribute among the Red Jackets. Real satisfied --the Cheerleaders lead the R.J.'s in the Satisfied yell. 198 Head Football Coach WARREN WYBLE Line Coach TOMMY HOWELL B Team Coach ROY SAWYER Tech Buffaloes SITTING: Elias Rocha, Charles Fuller, Robert Navarijo, Richard Coronado, Raymond Quiroz, Evaristo Espinoza, Fernando Fernandez, Jesse Sauceda, Joe Rivas, Marco Garcia. STANDING: RaySanchez, Manuel Guajardo, Rudy Garza, James Albert, Willie Muniz, Richard Gomez, Jerry Gomez, Carlos Orozco, Roy Esparza, Albert Gonzalez, and Mgr. Edward Rodriguez. Most Valuable Player All District Mention 1959 Football Schedule Tech 0 Alamo Heights 27 Tech 7 Burbank 13 Tech 8 Kingsville 27 Tech 0 Edgewood 7 Tech 8 Harlandale 6 Tech 2 B rackenridge 12 Tech 8 Brownsville 27 Tech 21 Laredo 14 Tech 13 Lanier 12 ’f'Tech 0 Alice 21 District Games 202 Guard-Tackle All District Mention Richard Coronado Tackle All District Mention Halfback Carlos Orozco is brought to a jolting stop after long run. Marco Garcia Fullback-End All District Second Team Defenders Charles Fuller, Elias Rocha and Roy Esparza bring down a Mule runner. Robert Gonzales Guard 1-year Letterman Evaristo Espinosa Guard 1-year Letterman 203 Edward Jimenez Tackle 1-year Letterman Hustler Carlos Orozco eludes would-be tackle. Roy Esparza Quarterback 1-year Letterman Rudy Garza Fullback 1-year Letterman The out-stretched hands of Charlie Brown and Carlos Orozco await the falling pigskin. ALAMO HEIGHTS Lack of a good defensive punt-coverage placed the Tech Buffaloes on the short end in a 27 to 0 loss to the Alamo Heights Mules. The Mules returned two of its opposition's punts for touchdowns. In line play, the Buffs showed up well, but they displayed a poor offense. Tech's fullback, Marco Garcia, and a few defensive players are the only individuals to be credited with a good performance. Garcia ground out 55 yards in the offensive showing. Carrier Orozco leaves behind a trail of stranded Eagles. Robert Navarijo End 1-year Letterman Raymond Quiroz Guard 1-year Letterman James Forestier Center 1-year Letterman Charles Fuller Tackle 1-year Letterman Jesse Sauceda Fullback 1-year Letterman Alice Coyote falls victim to tackle by Ray Sanchez. KINGSVILLE A halftime lead of 8 to 7 dwindled from the outstretched hands of the Tech Buffs as they lost 27 to 8 to the Brahmas of Kingsville. With a 16 yard gallop for a touchdown, Carlos Chapa, Tech's halfback, placed the Buffs within one point of an early 7 point lead held by Kingsville. Fullback Marco Garcia plunged for the go-ahead points following Chapa's touchdown. When the Buffs returned after halftime, they had lost the services of end Cameron Armstrong and tackle Edward Jimenez through injuries. The one point margin was then immediately liquidated by the District 15-AAA champions of Kingsville. Carlos Chapa Halfback 1-year Letterman Fernando Fernandez Halfback 1-year Letterman Edward Chapa Guard Squad James Albert Quarterback 1-year Letterman Carlos Orozco Halfback All-District Mention Sizing up his opponent, Frank Garcia halts a Lanier threat. HARLANDALE George Abrego Halfback Squad Pursuing the Lanier ball carrier, Chapa, Gonzalez, Fuller, and McVea converge for tackle. A stampeding herd of Tech Buffaloes raided the wigwams of the Indians of Harlandale with the decisive score of 8 to 6. Showing a tremendous drive, the Buffs gained a victory that could be credited to the outstanding performance of the defensive unit. The winning score came when Q B James Albert pinpointed his big fullback, Marco Garcia, for a six pointer with a 30 yard pass. Halfback Carlos Orozco plunged off-tackle for the winning two points. Adding to the suspense and excitement. Tech halted a Harlandale drive on the two-yard line to end the game. BROWNSVILLE The razzle dazzle play of the Eagles of Brownsville proved too much for the Tech Buffaloes as they were beaten 27 to 0. Marco Garcia, Tech’s fullback, gained 130 yards to initiate a small spark in the Buff's offense. Preparing for district play is becoming more of a problem for Tech Coach, Mr. Warren Wyble, with the increasing injuries. Hard-driving fullback Marco Garcia needed yardage. Roger Cardenas Manager plunges ahead for some Back Carlos Chapa and Tackle Charles Fuller prove too much for a Lanier ball carrier. Speedster Carlos Chapa plows forward for a long Tech Buff Carlos Orozco fights to keep moving, gain. LANIER A caravan of Lanier fans entered Alamo Stadium on their Color Day expecting to see their arch rivals, the Tech Buffs, beaten. For a while it seemed that the Vok fans would be satisfied, for in the last quarter Lanier was protecting a 12 to 0 lead. Coming from behind, Tech fullback Marco Garcia, scored twice with James Forestier kicking the game-winning extra point. Lanier again added to the game's excitement by marching all the way to Tech's two yard line. BURBANK The scrappy Tech Buffaloes gave the 16-AAAA Champions their closest district battle, but lost 13 to 8 for their first district setback. Burbank's bulky defensive line held the Tech offensive efforts until the final minutes of play. Here second-string quarterback, Jerry Gomez, threw two perfect pitches to end Robert Navarijo and fullback, Marco Garcia, the latter scoring a touchdown. Penalized fifteen yards, Gomez again elected to pass, this time hitting end Charles Brown for an extra two points. Pursuers Edward Jimenez, Robert Gonzalez and Tackle Edward Jimenez moves in for the kill. Carlos Chapa team up to halt Alice Coyote. Center Willie Muniz comes up to assist fellow Buffs. Power-house Garcia lurches forward as Jerry Gomez and Carlos Orozco clear the way. EDGEWOOD The Edgewood Raiders upended the Tech Buffaloes by the score of 7 to 0. Tech came within inches of pulling this game out of the fire. Early in the second quarter, Tech's fullback, Marco Garcia, plunged past Edgewood's goal line only to be called back because of a rule infraction. With two minutes left to play in the game, halfback Carlos Orozco encouraged Tech's hopes when he returned an Edgewood punt to the opposition's 26 yard line. BRACK A disease of fumble-itis hit the Tech backfield as they fumbled away a 2 to 0 halftime lead to the Brackenridge Eagles. Converting two of Tech's fumbles into T.D.'s, the Eagles galloped their way to a 12 to 2 victory. An eager Buffalo, Edward Jimenez, accounted for all Tech's points when he rushed a Brack punter behind his own goal-line. Field General James Albert and halfback Fernando Head Coach Warren Wyble contemplates next Fernandez head for the field after halftime move. exercises. LAREDO Displaying their best offensive effort, the Buffaloes came from behind to nip the Laredo Tigers 21 to 14. Laredo led at halftime 7 to 0, but Tech returned with scoring jaunts by halfback Carlos Orozco and Fernando Fernandez. Orozco scored the first, exchanging the lead with the Tigers. Making the score 14 to 7 in Tech's favor, Fernandez followed with his six pointer. Laredo tied the score, but Carlos Orozco scored his second touchdown providing the winning points. Speedy Carlos Orozco digs deep in the dirt for an extra yard. In hot pursuit of Harlandale ball carrier are Elias Rocha and James Forestier. Big Marco Garcia gets set to clash with Lanier defender. As Willie Muniz and Elias Rocha lead interference, halfback Carlos Orozco slips past a Lanier tackier. ALICE The Alice Coyotes, who have never tasted defeat while encountering the Tech Buffs, again turned the t r i c k this year by a score of 21 to 0. The scrappy Buffs, however, stood gallantly against the District 16-AAAA co-champions. Tech's of f e n s e almost broke the scoring column against the rugged defense of the Coyotes late in the last quarter. Spirited by the running of halfbacks Fernando Fernandez and Carlos Orozco, Tech drove 72 yards, but failed to convert the last yard for a touchdown. Tech finished district play in fourth place with a record of two wins and four losses. Hustler Carlos Chapa stiff-arms would-be tackier. Hard driving fullback Marco Garcia heads for safety. FRONT ROW: Raymond Ybanez, Louis Lopez, David Rodriguez, Gordon Zambrano, Joe Villarreal, Edward Arizola, Norverto Zamora, Celso Cevera, Mgr. Roger Cardenas. BACK ROW: Coach Roy Sawyer, Daniel Blanco, Lee Roy Peche, Manuel Ricondo, Robert Maldonado, Ralph Morales, Arthur Zepeda, Rene Medina, Tony Alfaro. B Team Schedule T ech 8 Edgewood 14 Tech 0 Sam Houston 28 Tech 0 McCallum 35 Tech 6 Brack 21 Tech 0 Edison 6 Tech 0 Burbank 24 Tech 18 Highlands 6 Tech 20 Jefferson 40 T ech 6 Lanier 27 Tech 40 Central 0 212 Left to Right: 1st. Row-Mgr. Pete Salas, Joe Valdez, Tony Fernandez, Mgr. Edward Rodriguez. 2nd. Row-Robert Arcos, Josephus Echols, Frank Jasso, Joley Mason. 3rd. Row-Pat Ramos, Charles Henderson, Gilbert Taboada, Reynaldo Cirlos. 4th. Row-James Fores tier, John Cervantes, Coach Me Collum, Roland Arzola, Marco Garcia. I960 Coach John J. Me Collum Varsity Basketball Schedule Gilbert Taboado-Guard 3 yr. Letterman Tech 83 44 Alice Tech 44 48 Burbank Tech 49 59 Lanier Tech 38 52 Laredo Tech 57 49 Edgewood Tech 40 56 Brackenridge Tech 50 44 Alice Tech 52 66 Burbank Tech 65 38 Lanier Tech 43 57 Laredo Tech 67 56 Edgewood Tech 38 54 Brackenridge 213 Tech vs Alice FIRST ROUND The Coyotes of Alice found Buffalo meat too tough to eat as they fell under the hoofs of the Tech eagers by the score of 83 to 44. It was the first 16-AAAAgame for the Macmen, After the opening whistle, Tech gained a lead that was never challenged. Buff point-getter s were Gilbert Taboado with 17 points and Josephus Echols with 13 counters. SECOND ROUND It took the combined efforts of Bobby Ar c o s and the hustle of the other Macmen to erase the halftime lead of Alice and finally up-end the hometeam 50 to 44. After jumping to a first quarter lead of 17 to 8, Alice was able to contain the Buffs till halftime. But led by Bobby Ar-cos' 21 points, the Buffs remained undefeated in the season round of district play. Buffalo Johnny Cervantes tries for a basket. JOSEPHUS ECHOLS Forward 1 yr. letterman FRANK JASSO Guard 1 yr. letterman ROBERT ARCOS F orward 2 yr. letterman 214 MARCO GARCIA Forward 2 yr. letterman JOHNNY CERVANTES Forward 2 yr. letterman Beating a larger opponent is not an unusual feat for ace Gilbert Taboada. CHARLES HENDERSON Forward 1 yr. letterman Tech vs Burbank FIRST ROUND It took Burbank an overtime to gain its 48 to 44 win over the tough Techite Cagers. The Buffs held a good margin over the Bulldogs throughout the first half, but watched their lead dwindle away in the remaining half. High scoring twosome for the M a c m e n were J osephus Echols with 13 and Gilbert Taboada with 9. SECOND ROUND Burbank again turned the trick this time by the score of 66 to 52. With hopes of upending the current District Leaders, the Buffs tried in vain to hold down the improved Bulldogs. Josephus Echols and Gilbert Taboada shared Tech1 s scoring honors with 13 points and 9 points respectively. 215 Tech vs Lanier TONY FERNANDEZ Forward 1 yr. letter man FIRST ROUND The Eanier Voks grabbed victory by defeating the Tech Buffaloes 59 to 49. Lack of rebounds plagued the Buffs all evening. Josephus Echols and Gilbert Taboada highlighted the offensive efforts of the Buffs with scores of 11 and 13. SECOND ROUND Revenge was sweet to the Tech Buffs as they reversed the earlier season loss to the Lanier Voks, defeating them by the score of 65 to 38. Lanier, the Buffs' archrivals, had several headaches caused by the Techite's fast breaks and ball stealing. PAT RAMOS Guard 2 yr. letterman v Promising sophomore, Frank Jasso, £ makes a basket. While Alice eagers look on wistfully, agile Josephus Echols cops two. Tech vs Laredo FIRST ROUND The Laredo Tigers found the Tech Buffaloes cold as they defeated them 50 to 38. An elusive basketball never seemed to find its goal for the usually accurate Tech cagers. High-point man for the Buffs was Tony Fernandez with 10 counters. SECOND ROUND Although the Tech Buffs were defeated 57 to 34, they gave the district co-champions a severe workout. Throughout the first half the game was tight, but the second half saw the faster and larger Tigers pull to a safe lead. Gilbert Taboada hit double figures scoring 15 points. REYNALDO CIRLOS Guard 1 yr. letterman JOE VALDEZ Guard 2 yr. letterman Manuevering toward the basket, ball-thump-ing specialist Gilbert Taboada leaves behind stranded Voks. Jumping Josephus Echols fights desperately for a rebound. Tech vs Edgewood FIRST ROUND The Tech Buffaloes swept over the Edgewood Raiders with a score of 57 to 49. As they sped through the game, the Tech Buffs led throughout the four quarters. Josephus Echols' 12 points and Gilbert Taboada's 22 points enabled the Buffs to gain the easy victory. Cager Josephus Echols knows no barriers! SECOND ROUND Defeating Edgewood 67 to 56, the Tech cagers found it no problem to repeat their earlier victory over the Raiders. Speed played an important part for top scoring men, Gilbert Taboada and Robert Arcos, who scored 18 points each. ROLAND ARZOLA Center 2 yr. letterman Raiders look on helplessly as Frank Jasso dunks in two. Tech vs Brack FIRST ROUND Although the Buffaloes gave Brackenridge a rough time, the Eagles were able to take the game by the score of 56-40. Brack's height was an important factor in the 16-AAAA tussle. Josephus Echols and Gilbert Taboada, top scroing men for the game, scored 8 points each. SECOND ROUND The last game of the season dashed hopes of upsetting the highly touted Brackenridge Eagles as Tech was defeated 54-38. Brack's players, tall and experienced, took the game. Gilbert Taboada scored 15 points, while Robert Arcos chipped in with 7 points. JOLEY MASON Center 1 yr. letter man JAMES FORESTIER Center 1 yr. letterman Walking on air is no trick for lanky Marco Garcia. 219 Good teamwork marks the performance of Frank Jasso. No chains bind Tony Fernandez in making his basket. In the midst of an Eagle 5, Techite Robert Arcos prepares to up himself for a counter Strong Marco Garcia gets elbowroom for a necessary rebound. Thy sky is the limit for Lanky Charles Henderson All eyes watch the ball as Jose- everybody except Buff shows his full size as he phus Echols makes a jump shot. Robert Arcos. hooks in two. Macmen Gilbert Taboada and Robert Arcos team up against lone Coyote. Relying on his size, Marco Garcia fights off Edgewood eagers. Two Eagles are an even match for lanky Charles Henderson. Safety valve Reynaldo Cirlos relieves Joe Valdez of his troubles. Size is of no importance to wiry Reynaldo Cirlos. Tech eager Robert Arcos gives his undivided attention to making a goal. Under the basket shot is easily converted into two points by Tech basketeer Robert Arcos. B Basketball SCHEDULE Tech 51 Lanier 44 Tech 30 Lanier 29 Tech 33 Edison 41 Tech 21 Edison 48 Tech 24 Jeff 54 Tech 34 Jeff 49 Tech 27 Central 45 Tech 34 Central 47 First row: Luciano Arredondo, Tim Palomera, Edmond Kelley, John Taboada, Lupe Martinez. Second row: Coach Sawyer, Richard Romo, Johnny Sanchez, Angel Rodriguez. Third row: Herple Ellis, Simon Ancira, Pete Ortiz, Florencio Solis. Fourth row: Vicente Florez, Theodore Hansford, Hasail Casillas. 1 Kneeling: Marco Garcia, Josephus Echols, Lupe Martinez, Ray Carson, Fidel Carrasco, Manuel Arrevalos, Edward Allen, Gilbert Rodriguez, Juan Pena, Ral ph Hernandez, Rudy De La Rose, Allen Goodlow, Herple Ellis, Johnny Solano. Standing: Robert Gonzales, Tony Morene, Andrew Johnson, Manuel Guajardo, Sidney Robinson, David Rodriguez, Joe Medina, Edward Chapa, Na-tividad Sandoval, Jesse Torres, Raymond Quiroz, Albert Gonzales, Jesse Ramos, Richard Romo, Sammy Belton, Robert Arcos, Joley Mason, Charles Anaya, Angel Rodriguez, James Forrestier, Tommy Howell. Track Schedule DATE EVENT PLACE March 3 Jeff, Tech, Brack, and Lanier Alamo Stadium 12 Hub City Relays (Alice) Alice 18 Harlandale Meet Harlandale 23 Metropolitan Meet Prelims Alamo Stadium 24 Metropolitan Meet Finals Alamo Stadium April 2 Alamo Heights Meet Alamo Heights 1-2 Texas Relays (Austin) Austin 9 District 16-AAAA Alamo Stadium 223 Burning the cinders, Josephus Echols leaves competitors way behind. Tech's opponents soon learn the speed of Josephus Echols and Allen Goodlow. Discus-thrower James Forrestier gets the feel of good form just before hurling the discus. Half miler Andrew Johnson breaks the tape. 225 - J • • ' • . •• C '4r ■ Only competition speedy-legged Herple Ellis receives is from Buff Joley Mason. Tech's Marco Garcia leads the pack in the 440 yd. dash. The bar is high but so is high-jumper Robert Arcos. They're off and running with Techite Joley Mason making a strong bid. 226 Up and over! Ray Carreon skims over in the pole vault. Runner Edward Allen awaits the go signal. Broad-jumping comes easy to Rudy de la Rosa. Losing by two noses. Tech's Allen Goodlow keeps up the pace . 227 Our own Tech Golf Team members--Rudy Montalvo, Joe Galvan, Larry Peche, and Vivian Mackey, with sponsor Mr. Anderson, before their match. Golf and Tennis Forming Tech's newly organized girls tennis team are first row: Joyce Miller, Jane Salazar, Celia Acuna, Maria Chavarria, Olga Reynosa, and Carylon Moore; second row: Frances Alcocer, Josie Briseno, Benita Bustos, Hope Gonzalez, Eloise Pena, Theresa Luera, and Charlene Miller. 228 Exercise Makes for Trim Figures Kicking in time to music helps develop pretty legs. Expert Ida Jane Alvarez shoots for basket. One-two-three-four the road to a slim, trim, figure. Gym students concentrate on watching the ball during a grueling volleyball game . ■ P.E. girls Ramona Torres, Lupe Quiroz, Angelita Flores, and Beatrice Ortiz make a winning badminton foursome. Health seekers show precision while performing daily exercises. P.E. girls seem to have lost ball during a fast-moving volleyball game. Gym class shows enthusiasm during volleyball game. 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Reina '57 Rifleteam 59-60 Bertha Rodriguez Pete Rodriguez 257 Good Luck to the Class of I960 (Continued) Jon Rodriguez Mrs. Rosell Lina and Johnny Rosser ROTC Sponsors '60 Jesse Rubio Juan Salas Carmen R. Salazar, Majorette '55 Margie Salazar Rachel Salazar Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Salazar Val Salazar Rafael F. Salinas '60 Jesse Sanchez, Jeff '61 Tino Sanchez '60 Mrs. Vera Seidemann Anna Marie Sepulveda, Jeff '59 Ernest Sepulveda, Jr. '48 Mary Theresa Sepulveda Mrs. Gertrude Shea Mrs. Herbert Siegal Ramiro Sifuentes Frank and Elida Silva Mr. John Skeldon Mr. P. E. Skloss Josie V. Soriano Teresa Soriano T Association '60 Tech Print Shop Tech Printers VIC Guadalupe Tello The Short Stop Store Miss F. Thomas Miss Elizabeth Torres Rodolfo Trevino Connie Trinidad Robert Trinidad '57 Virginia Trinidad '62 Frank Trujillo Anita Vaca Mrs. Alicia Valadez Mrs. Mary Valadez Mr. and Mrs. Robert Valadez Rebecca Valera Mrs. Henrietta Vargas Mrs. Vasquez Mr. and Mrs. George Vasquez Vasquez Grocery and Market Felesitas Velez Norma Villarreal Richard Wilson George Zepeda Mrs. Connie Zavala Antonio Zermeno Mr. W.F. Zettner Mr. and Mrs. Salvador Zumaran 258 Glee Club members chat and look over music between meetings. Listening attentively to Mrs. Ramirez, the Student Council members learn about the yearbook sales campaign. Student Council Members Sell Artisans Rose Albright Rita Arteaga Giomara Bazaldua Candelario Camero Mary Margaret Cantu Mary Carrizales Johnny Cervantes Eva Cortez Rudy De La Rosa Gloria Dominguez Olga Dominguez Cecilia Fernandez Rebecca Flores Teresa Garces Andrew Garcia Roger Gongora Mary Herrera Mary Lou Jacobo Robert Juarez Estefana Luna Sylvia Martinez Martha McLemore Richard Medina Arnold Menchaca Gloria Mendoza Ike Mendoza Mary Lou Mireles Tony Mireles Yolanda Moya Willie Muniz Mary Jane Nieto Carlos Padilla Paul Palacio Carmen Perez Elvira Quiroz Henrietta Quiroz Martha Ramirez Olga Ramirez Epifanio Ramos Ernestine Reyna Jimmie Rodriguez Margie Rother Concha Rubio Jesse Rubio Rachel Salazar Ann Sanchez Felix Sanchez Gilbert Sepulveda Rudy Soriano Paula Tovar Jesse Mary Trevino Teresa Villegas Carmen Wolfe Carmen Zumaran Concepcion Garces 259 - - A-- Index Abrcgo, George; Junior--86,206 Acosta, George; Sophomore--86 Acosta, Irma; Sophomore--86 Acosta, Mary; Scnior--46. 136 Acosta, Tony; Senior--46 Acosta, Violet; Sophomore--86 Acuna, Celia--228 Acuna, Mary; Senior--46 Acuna, Sylvia; Senior--46. 168 Acuna, Virginia; Sophomore--86, 193 Adam, Aurora; Junior--?4 Adamelk, Lillian--24 Adame, Rachel; Junior--74 Adames, Maria; Semor--46 Addicks, Sarah; Junior--74, 192,197 Aguilar, Alice; Junior--74. 147 Aguilar, Clara; Sophomore--86 Aguilar, Elida; Senior--46 Aguilar, Estevan; Senior--46 Aguilar. Frank; Sophomore--86. 172 Aguilar. Mariano; Senior--46 Aguilar, Martha; Senior--46, 192 Aguilar. Olga; Junior--74. 147 Aguilar. Ted; Scnior--46 Aguillon, Yolanda; Senior--46. 1 36. 148, 149 Aguirre. Aida; Senior--46,137 Aguirre, Consuelo; Senior--46,157, 159 Aguirre, Doris; Sophomore--86 Aguirre, Henry; Sophomore--86 Aguirre, Joe; Senior--46 Aguirre. Margaret; Sophomore--86 Albert, James; Junior--74, 200, 205, 209 Albright, Rose; Senior--42, 47. 145, 151, 153. 156,159 Alcazar. Edgar; Sophomore--86, 180 Alcazar, Sylvia; Senior--47 Alcocer, Frances--228 .Alejandro, Delfina; Sophomore--86, 164 Alejandro, Juanita; Senior--47, 1 30 Alejandro, Pete; Junior -74 Alfaro. Guillermo; Sophomore--146 Alfaro, Tony; Sophomore--86,212 Allen. Edward; Senior--7 1. 147,227,223 Almanza, Guadalupe; Senior--46 Almaraz, Robert; Sophomore--86. 118, 187 Almazan, Martin; Jumor--74. 185 Alonzo, Lucia; Senior--47 cAlsup. Mrs. Katherine--24 •'Alsup, Raymon--2- , 172 Alvarado, Anita; Senior-47, 193 Alvarado, Irene; Senior--47,143,166 Alvarado, John; Sophomore--86 Alvarez. Henry; Senior--47 Alvarez, Ida; Junior--74 Amaro, Geraldine; Junior--74 Amaro, Maria; Senior--47 Amaro, Ted; Senior--47, 124. 171 Amezquita, Richard; Senior--47, 122, 163 Anaya, Charles; Junior--74. 167,223 Ancira, Simon; Junior--74, 124,222 Anderson, Chelo; Sophomorc--86 ' Anderson, Mr. Conrad--23, 228 Andrade, Ruben; Junior--74 Angulo, Carlos; Senior-47, 176 Angulo, Carlos; Junior--74, 126, 127 • Aniol, Mrs. Claude--19 Apaez, Ruben; Sophomore--178, 179, 189 Aparicio, Mary; Junior--74, 130 Apolinar, Dolores; Senior--47. 153. 193 Applewhite. Christine; Senior--47 Arcos, Dolores; Senior — 47. 162 Arcos. Robert—221,213.214, 220,226,223 Aranda, Olga; Sophomore--86 Arevalo, Mario; Sophomore--86 Arevalos, Manuel; Sophomore--74 Arguello, Esther; Sophomore--86. 193 Arias, Gloria; Senior--168 Arispe, Leroy; Sophomore--86 Arispe, Richard; Jumor--74, 114 Arizola, Edward; Junior--74,212 Armstrong. Cameron; Senior--1 34,205 ’Armstrong, Mrs. Virginia--24,43 Arreaga, Cecilia; Junior—184 Arredondo, Luciano; Sophomore--86,222 Arredondo, Victoria; Sophomore--86 Arrcvaloa, Manucl--223 Arriaga, Joe; Sophomorc--86, 125 Arrington, Albert; Senior--116, 147 Arzola, Roland; Junior--124,21 3, 221 Arzola, Rose; Sophomore--86 Avelar, Rudy; Senior--47, 142,145 Avila. Jesse; Sophomore--86, 111, 188 Ayala, Robert; Senior--48, 166 —B — Bailey, Delores; Sophomore--86 Baity, Evelyn; Senior--48 Baiza, Steve; Senior--48 Barboza, Leo; Senior--127, 176 Barraja, Mary; Sophomore--86 Barrera, David; Junior--74 Barrera, Eric; Senior--70, 185, 190 Barrera, George; Junior--74,146,147 Barron, Josie; Senior--48 Barron, Marta; Senior--1 53, 163 -'Bass, Mrs. Pearl--24, 37 Bazaldua, Giomara--48, 165 Bazan, Rainelda; Sophomore--164 Buzan, Raymond; Sophomore--86, 187 Bcason, Orval; Sophomore--86 Bclovosky, Leo; Sophomore--87, 122 Beltran, Steve; Sophomore--86 Benavides, Edmon; Junior--74. 177 Bcrlanga, Albert; Senior--48, 147 Bcrmca, Victor; Senior--48, 146 Bernal, Clarence; Junior--71 Bernal, Jacob; Sophomore--87 Billings, Don; Senior--48 Bilton, Samrme--223 ' Black, Miss Georgia--24, 35. 73 Blanco, Daniel; Sophomore-87,212 Bloodworth, Nettie--37 Bone, Geraldine; Sophomore--87 Borrego, Enedina; Sophomore — 87 Borrego, Eva; Senior--48, 130 Borroel, Henry; Sophomore--181 Borth, Alton; Sophomore--87 Botello, Irene; Senior--48, 163 Botcllo, Roger; Senior--48, 1 16, 146 Bouadana, Daniel; Sophomore--133 Braye, Robert; Junior--146 Briones, Richard; Sophomore--87 Briseno, Josephine; Sophomore--87, 147, 193.228 Briseno, Robert; Junior--74 Brown, Allen; Sophomore--87 Brown, Billy; Junior--74 Brown, Charles--203, 208 Brown, Ray--188 Brown, William; Junior--74 Browning, Mary; Sophomore--87, 128, 174 Brune, Rebecca; Sophomore--87 Bundick. Mrs. Dorothy--25. 37 Burriola, Ester; Sophomore--87 Burriola. Ruth; Junior--74. 1 57. 163 Bustos, Benita; Senior--48, 109, 153, 228 ’Bynum, Mrs. Pauline--25 —C— Caballero, Mary; Sophomore--87 Cadcna, Oralia; Senior--48, 175 Caldera, Dora; Sophomore--87 Caldera, Edward; Sophomore--87, 122 Caldera, Elida; Junior--74 Calica, Federico; Sophomore--87 Calvillo, Felix; Senior--48. 143 Calvillo, Jesse; Sophomore--87, 166 Camero, Candelario; Junior--74, 133, 144, 133 Campos, Eloiac; Senior--71 Campos, Felix; Junior--74. 124 Campos, Gloria; Senior--48 Campos, Guadalupe; Senior--149. 184, 185 Campos, Tony; Junior--74. 113 Candelario, Joe--180 Canedo, Tomas; Junior--74, 146 Cano, Joe; Sophomore--87. 172. 189, 190 Cano, Martha; Junior--74. 73 Cantu, Angelo; Senior--43, 44,49, 139, 142, 175 Cantu, Amador; Sophomore-- 124 Cantu, Elida; Sophomore--87 Cantu, Gilbert; Junior--75, 124, 171 Cantu, Gilbert R; Sophomore—87 Cantu, Luis; Sophomore--87, 123 Cantu, Mary; Sophomore--85, 87, 144 Cantu, Robert; Junior--75 Capuchino, Candy; Sophomore--87 Cardenas, Dolores; Sophomore--87 Cardenas, Gilbert; Junior--75. 148. 186 Cardenas, Mary; Senior--49, 162 Cardenas, Lupe; Junior--75 ’Cardenas, Mr. Raul--19 Cardenas. Roger; Senior--207.212 Cardenas, Rosalie; Junior--?5, 193 Cardenas. Yolanda; Sophomore--87, 193 Carlin, Beatrice; Senior--4‘ Carnevale, Sylvester; Junior--75. 181 Carrasco. Fidel--223 Carreon, Ray; Senior--135. 227 Carrillo, Janie; Sophomorc--87 Carrillo, Lucy; Sophomore--87. 143, 193 Carrizalcs, Mary; Senior--71, 184, 189 Carson, Ray--223 Carter, Mario; Sophomore—87 Carter, William; Scnior--49 Casares, Dora; Sophomore--87, 128 Casey, Dolores; Sophomore--88 Casillas, Margie; Sophomorc--88 Casillas, Hasael; Sophomore--88. 222 Castaneda, George; Senior—138 Castano, Louis; Senior--49 Castanon, Luis; Sophomore--110 Castellanos, Henrietta; Senior--49, 193 Castillo, Ernest; Sophomore--87, 189 Castillo, Frances; Senior--71 Castillo, Frank; Sophomore--88 Castillo, James; Junior--75 Castillo, Joe; Sophomore--88, 188 Castillo, Leonard; Junior--124 Castillo, Mary; Junior--75 Castillo. Ofclia-- 162 Castillo. Roland; Sophomore-- 120. 172 Castro, Concepcion; Sophomore--88 Castro. Emilio; Senior--44,49. 122 Castro, Esperanza; Sophomore--88 Castro, Frank; Sophomore--88, 189 ’Cavanaugh, Mrs. Elizabcth--25 Cavanaugh. W.W.—25,35 Cattarusa, Richard; Junior--75, 142, 150, 234 Cavazos, Aurelia; Senior--49 Cavazos, Dolores; Junior--75 Cavazos, Stella; Sophomorc--88 Cerna, Eugene; Sophomore--88 Cervantes, Johnny; Semor--49, 144, 166, 17 I, 213.214.215 Cervantes, Steve; Senior--75 Cervera, Celso; Sophomorc--88,212 Chandler, Mrs. Ila--25, 36 Charles, Ruby; Senior--49 Charo, Robert; Senior--49 Charo, Thomas; Senior--49 Charo, Virginia; Senior--49. 168 Chavarria, Anita; Senior--49 Chavarria. Maria; Sensor--43, 70, 149, 184, 188,228 Chavez, Anna Marie; Senior--50. 163 Chavez, Robert; Senior--50, 132 Chavez, William; Senior--50, 163 Chapa, Carlos; Junior--39, 75, 126, 176, 205, 211, 176,126 Chapa, Edward; Senior--49, 124,205, 206, 223, 271 Cirlos, Reynaldo; Senior--213, 217, 221 Cisneros, Ronnie; Senior--50, 187, 190 Clack, Stanley; Senior--50, 188 Cobarruviaa. Maria; Sophomore--88 Coleman, Karen; Sophomore - - 88 Contreras, Alice; Sophomore--88 Contreras, Celia. Senior--50, 1 30, 165 Contreras. Eliseo; Sophomore--88 Contreras. Marcelino; Sophomore--88 Contreras, Martha; Senior--50 Connolly, Olivia; Senior--50, 1 30 Conatser, Roger; Senior--44, 50. 173, 187, 190 Conway. Thomas; Sophomore--88. 187 Coronado, Richard; Semor--50. 173, 200, 202.224 Cortez, Eva; Senior--50 Cortez, Fernando; Junior--75 Cortez. Herman; Senior--50 Cortez, Mary; Sophomore--88 Cortez, Modesto; Sophomore--88 Cortinas, Frank; Sophomore - - 88 Cortinas, Ralph; Senior--117, 146 Cnsto, Adolfo; Sophomore--88, 186 Crockett, Ruth; Senior--50 Cruz, Christine; Sophomore--88 Cruz, Elida; Sophomore--88 Cuellar, Daniel; Sophomore--88 ’Cunningham. Mr. Frank--23 'Cunningham, Mr. Jack--18.25. 166, 167 ’Curran. Mrs. Elaine--26 Curvier, Diane; Junior--75 Curvier, Lillian; Sophomore- 88 --D-- Davila, Lupe; Senior — 50 Davis, Wilma; Senior--50 Degollado, Victoria; Sophomorc--88 De Hoyos. George; Senior--51. 162 De Hoyos, Margaret; Sophomore--88 De La Cerda, Maria; Junior—75, 144, 148 De La Cruz, Mary; Senior--51, 139 De La Graza, Cecilia; Sophomore--88 De La Garza, Oralia; Senior--51. 168, 169 De La Garza, Roy --172 De La Pena, Bertha; Senior--51. 193 De La Rosa. Carrie; Senior--51, 128, 174 De La Rosa, Genevieve; Sophomore--88, 193 De La Rosa, Rudy; Senior--44, 51. 142, 177, 223,227 De Leon, Augustine--139 De Leon, Arthur; Senior--51, 174 De Leon, Isabel; Junior--165 De Leon. Manuel; Sophomore--89, 125 De Leon, Olga; Sophomore--89 De Leon, Pascual; Senior--51 De Leon, Richard; Senior--51 DeLeon, Yolanda--145,165 De Luna, Ismaol; Junior--75 Delgado, Celia; Sophomore--1 39 Delgado, Gloria; Senior--51. 130. 152 Delgado, Gravici; Senior--! 13 Delgado, Mary; Sophomorc--89 Delgado, Mary C.; Sophomore--89 Delgado, Rebecca; Senior--71, 164 Delgado, Sylvia; Sophomore--88 Index De Luna, Ismael; Junior — 75, 139 Dcpuc, Mr . Juanita--23. 37 Dereach, Lillian; Senior —51.82. 168 Dc Soto, Roaa; Senior--SI -Dhosschc, R.A. —26. 150 Diaz, Arthur; Senior — 51, 189, 166 Dias, George; Senior--Sl Dias, Hope; Sophomore--89. 193 Diaz, Josie; Junior—75 Diaz, Maria; Sophomore--89 Diaz, Raymond; Sophomore--89 ♦Dills, Gordon--26, 107 Dominguez, Ana; Senior —42, 43, 51, 153, 163 Dominguez, Gloria. Senior —52, 161 Dominguez, Manuel; Sophomore- 89, 123 Dominguez, Olga; Junior — 75. 144 ‘'Doolittle, Mra. Pearl--26 Dotray, Arthur; Sophomore--89 Duarte, Bertha; Junior--164 'Dunimore, Mra. Dorothy—26 Duran, Eloy; Senior—52 —E— Echola, Joaephua; Junior--213, 214,215, 216, 217,220.221,223.224 ♦ Edwards, Sheldon--26 Ellia, Herple; Sophomore--89,222,226 Enema, Consuelo; Senior--52 Encina, Mary; Sophomore--89 Encino, Richard; Sophomore--89 Enriquez. Lucy, Senior--52. 1 38 Enriquez, Jaime; Junior--75, 116, 146, 147 Eacobar, George; Junior — 75 Eacobar, Henry; Sophomore--89 Eaparza, Alice; Sophomore--89, 160, 174 Esparza, Ann Marie; Sonior--52. 164 Eaparza, Olga; Junior--75, 164 Esparza, Roy; Junior--75, 134, 200, 202,203 Espinoza, Dimas; Junior--75, 185 Espinoza, Evaristo; Junior--75, 200, 203 Espinoza, Manuel; Sophomore--89, 186 Estrada, Gloria; Senior--52. 193 Estrada, James; Junior — 75. 189 Esquivel, Olivia; Sophomore--89 ♦ Everett, Mrs. Marguerite--27 —F— Farias, Irma; Sophomore--178 Favella, Maria; Sophomorc--89 Fears, Janice; Sophomore--89, 174 Ferguson, Daniel; Senior — 52 Fernandez, Cecilia; Senior--52, 162. 164 Fernandez, Fernando; Junior—75.200,205, 209.210.211 Fernandez, Hilda; Senior--52 Fernandez, Robert; Junior--75 Fernandez, Rudy; Senior--52, 185, 190 Fernandez, Santiago; Junior--75, 186 Fernandez, Tony; Junior--213. 215, 220 Figueroa, Mary; Junior—75, 168, 193 ('Fite, Mr. L.E. —19 Fivel, lola; Junior--75 ♦Fling, Mr. George L.--21.22 Fletcher, Mrs. Esther—27. 129, 147 ♦Fletcher, John—24,27 ♦Fletcher. M Sgt. F.D.--27.184 Flores, Angelita; Junior —76, 230 Flores, Annie; Sophomore —89 Flores, Charlie; Senior —52. 144, 145 Flore , Diana; Senior—71 Flores, Esther; Sophomore —89 Flores, Esther V.; Junior —76 Flores, Fernando; Junior—76, 178, 179 Flores, Gilbert; Sophomore--89, 189 Flores, Henry; Senior —52. 115, 159. 179 Flores, Joe; Junior—76, 186 Flores, Lucille; Sophomore—89, 160 Flores, Marcelino; Junior—76, 142, 186 Flores, Margarita; Sophomore--89, 108 Flores, Mary; Senior —52 Flores, Mary Ruth; Senior —53, 129 Flores, Pablo; Junior--123 Flores, Paul; Senior —71, 171 Flores, Oralia; Senior —52, 130 Flores, Rebecca; Senior —29,43, 52, 1 31 144,145,151.152, 153 Flores, Rita; Senior —53. 193 Flores, Vicente—222 Flores, Vicky; Sophomore —89 Flowers, Robert; Senior--155 ♦Flynt, Mrs. Violet—27. 128, 174 Fonseca, Arthur; Sophomore —89 Forestier, James; Junior —76, 1 34, 181,204, 208,210.213,219.223.225 Fountano, William; Senior--189 Franco, Joe; Sophomore —89, 180 ♦ Frederick, Alfred—27 Freire, Margarita; Sophomore —89. 108 ♦Free, Mrs. Mary—28, 131 Frausto, Celia; Senior —53, 162 Fuentcs, Domingo; Junior —76, 1 32 Fuentes, Edward; Senior —53, 131 Fuentcs, Joe; Senior —53, 1 32 Fuller, Charles; Junior—200, 202. 204, 206, 207 Fuller, Helen; Sophomore--89, 108 Fuller, Norman; Senior —53 Funari, Bill; Sophomore--89, 112 Funari, Mary; Senior —53. 1 30 --G-- Galdiano, Jesusita; Sophomore—89 Galindo, Arthur; Senior--45, 116, 146, 147 Galland, Alan--122 Gallano. Alvin; Junior--144 Gallegos, Hortense; Sophomore—90 Gallegos, Margaret; Senior--53 Gallegos, Philip; Sophomore--90 Gallegos, Rosemary; Senior—53, 149,43, 148 Galvan. Carlos; Junior—76 Galvan, Joe; Sophomore--90. 106, 187.228 Galvan, Viola; Senior —53 Gamboa, Rene; Senior — 71,114 Gamboa, Tommy; Senior--188, 190 Gamez, Bertha; Sophomore--90, 169 Cans, Melba; Sophomore —90 Gaona, Adela; Senior —53 Garccs. Concepcion; Sophomore—90, 164 Garces, Dolores; Senior--54, 164 Garces, Teresa; Senior--54, 164 Garcia, Adelia; Sophomore —90. 193 Garcia, Amelia; Senior—71, 149, 196 Garcia, Andrew; Senior—53. 176 Garcia, Carmen; Sophomore — 90 Garcia, David; Junior —76, 186 Garcia, Dominga; Senior —53 Garcia, Emma--174 Garcia, Frank; Senior —54 Garcia, Frank; Senior — 54 Garcia, Frank; Sophomore--90, 186, 206 Garcia. Gloria; Sophomore—90 Garcia, Jesse M.; Senior —54 Garcia, Josephine; Senior--54 Garcia, Louis; Sophomore—90 Garcia, Manuel; Sophomore—90 Garcia, Marco; Senior--54. 200, 201,202, 204.205.207.208,209,210.211.213,215.219, 220.221.223.225.226 Garcia. Mary; Junior —76. 193 Garcia. Minerva; Sophomore —90 Garcia, Noah; Sophomore--90 Garcia, Ofelia; Sophomore—90 Garcia, Olga; Sophomore—90 Garcia. Onofre; Junior—76 Garcia, Patsy; Senior — 54, 162 Garcia, Pauline; Senior—90 Garcia. Ponciano; Junior —76, 110 Garcia, Rafaiel; Sophomore —90, 188 Garcia, Ramiro; Senior —54. 173 Garcia. Ramon; Sophomore — 90 Garcia, Roy; Sophomore--122 Garcia, Rudolph; Sophomore —90. 188 Garcia Rudy; Junior —76, 90. 143 Garcia, Tony; Junior--34, 54. 167 Garay, Tony; Junior —76, 171 Garibaldi, Lina; Senior—54. 168, Garibay, Leo; Junior—76 Garza, Adelita; Sophomore--128, 174 Garza, Alvin; Senior —54, 131 Garza, Arnold; Sophomore—90. 123, 180. 188 Garza, Charlie; Sophomore—90, 123 Garza, Diane; Junior—76 Garza, Emma; Sophomore—90 Garza, Joe; Sophomore — 90 Garza, Justo; Sophomore—90 Garza, Lloyd; Junior—76 Garza, Margot; Senior —54 Garza, Margaret; Senior —54 Garza, Matilda; Sophomore — 90 Garza, Olga; Sophomore — 90 Garza, Paul; Sophomore—90 Garza, Raul; Sophomore--90, 178, 186 Garza, Richard; Sophomore—91, 123, 188 Garza, Rosita; Se ni o r - - 54, 193 Garza, Ruben; Sophomore—91 Garza, Rudy; Senior —39. 54, 127, 188, 190 Garza, RudyP.; Junior—76, 176, 200, 203 Garzes, Bennie; Junior—76 Guana, Joe; Sophomore — 91 Georges, Robert; Sophomore—91 Gibson, John; Junior —76 Gillett, George; Sophomore --91. 111 Gobert, Maurice; Sophomore--91, 122 Gomez, Aida; Junior —76. 160, 193 Gomez, Felipe; Senior--54 Gomez, Jerry; Junior —76, 208, 209 Gomez, Jerry; Sophomore--91. 127,200 Gomez, Mary; Senior —55 Gomez, Mary T.; Senior--55 Gomez, Paul; Junior—96, 176 Gomez, Richard; Sophomore--91.200, 205 Gomez, Rogelio; Senior--186 Gomes, Ruben; Sophomore--178 Gomez, Teresa; Senior-- 55, 144 Gongora, Jesse; Sophomore--91, 120, 172 Gongora, Gonzales, 200,223 Gonzales, Gonzales, Gonzales, Gonzales, Gonzales, Gonzales, Gonzalez. Gonzalez, Gonzalez. oGonzalez, Gonzalez. Gonzalez, Gonzalez, Gonzalez, Gonzalez, Gonzalez. Gonzalez. Gonzalez, Gonzalez, Gonzalez, Gonzalez. Gonzalez, Gonzalez. Gonzalez, Gonzalez. Gonzalez. Gonzalez, Gonzalez, Gonzalez, Gonzalez, Gonzalez, Roger; Senior —55, 145 Albert; Sophomore —85. 91, 177, Alejandro; Senior —55 Alfred; Senior—91 Alice; Sophomore—91 Cecelia; Senior —55 Celia; Senior--55 Ray--113 Antonio; Senior—45. 55. 112, 180 Delores; Sophomore--91 Eleanor; Junior —76 Mrs. Evelyn—28. 169 Francisco; Sophomore—91,188 Fred; Sophomore—91 George; Junior—113 Gilbert; Sophomore—91 Henry; Junior—76. 135, 181 Hope--228 Jimmy; Junior —76 Joe; Sophomore—91 Joe R.; Junior--77 Johnny; Junior—77 Johnny L.; Junior--76 Josephine; Sophomore —91 Josephine; Senior--130 Luis; Junior--16, 125, 171 Mary; Senior - - 55 Minerva; Junior —76, 149 Oscar; Sophomore - -91 Regina; Sophomore--91. 137 Reyes; Senior—55, 122 Richard; Senior--55, 176 Robert; Junior—76.202, 205. 206, 208.223 Gonzalez, Roque; Junior—77, 120, 172 Gonzalez, Rosemary; Senior —55. 147, 192 Gonzalez, Roy; Junior--171 Gonzalez. Rudolph; Sophomore —85. 91 Gonzalez, Salvador; Junior —77 Gonzalez, Sylvia; Senior--55 Gonzalez, Sylvia C.; Sophomore —91 Good low, Allen; Senior—55, 84. 223, 224.227 Gracia, Gladys; Junior—77 Graf, Frank; Sophomore—91 Granato, Diana; Sophomore—91 Gray, Phyliss; Sophomore--91, 193 Guadiana, Tino; Senior--55 Guajardo, Columba; Senior —55 Guajardo, Frank; Senior—56, 147 Guajardo, Manuel; Sophomore--200, 223 Guarnero, Ermilo; Senior —56, 176. 190 Guerra. Alice; Junior—77 Guerra, Armando; Junior—77, 181 Guerra, Frank; Sophomore--91 Guerra, Luciano; Sophomore—91 Guerra, Magdaleno; Sophomore--91 Guerra, Mike; Senior--71 Guerrero, Alfonso; Sophomore—91 ■ 125 Guerrero, Ernest; Junior — 77 Guerrero, Pete; Sophomore--92, 158, 159. 188,192 Guerrero, Victoria; Sophomore —92 ♦Guthrie, Mr. G.C.--19 Gutierrez, Carlos; Sophomore--92, 172 Gutierrez, Dolores; Sophomore - -92 Gutierrez, Hilario; Junior —77, 113, 180 Gutierrez, Reins; Sophomore--128 Gutierrez, Raul; Junior--181 Gutierrez, Ramon; Sophomore—92, 187 Gutierrez, Roque; Sophomore—92 Guzman, Fred; Sophomore—92 Guzman, George; Senior—56 Guzman, Lillian; Senior —56 Guzman, Mary; Sophomore —92 Guzman, Robert; Sophomore--122 —H— ♦Haddon, Mrs. Helen—28 ♦Hall, Mrs. Dana—28 Hansford, Theodore; Junior—222 ♦Hartsfield, Mr . Clara—28 ♦Henderson, Miss Beatrice—28 Henderson, Charles; Senior —213, 215, 220, 221 Hernandez, Cruz; Senior —56, 136, 149, 168, 184,185 Hernandez, Hernandez, Hernandez, Hernandez, Hernandez, Hernandez, Hernandez, Hernandez. Hernandez, Hernandez, Hernandez, Hernandez, Hernandez, Hernandez, Hernandez, Hernandez, Deliz; Sophomore—92 . Gloria; Sophomore—92 Helen—38 Hortense; Sophomore—92 Jesse; Sophomore --92 Joe; Senior—139, 175 Juan; Senior - - 180 Juan; Junior —77, 112 Lawrence; Junior —77, 147 Lidia; Senior—56 Louis; Senior —56, 189, 193 Lupe; Sophomore —77 Manuel; Junior —77, 172 Marcos; Junior —77 Marcus; Junior—77 Octavio; Junior—77 261 Hernandez, Paul; Junior —77, 116, 147 Hernandez, Ralph; Junior —77. 177,223 Hernandez. Raymond; Sophomore—92 Hernandez, Richard; Sophomore--92, 123.189 Hernandez, Rosendo; Sophomore--92 Hernandez, Tommie; Sophomore--92 Hernandez, Virginia; Sophomorc--92, 183 Henri, Nellie; Sophomore—92, 193 Henry, Crva; Sophomore--92, 169 Hermosillo. Stephen; Senior — 56, 185, 234. Herple. Ellis--223 Herrera, Mary; Senior — 56, 130, 138 Herrera, Robert; Sophomore--92, 172 Herrera, Victor; Senior —56. 155, 185 Hill, Pleasanton; Sophomore--92 Hogan, Robert; Sophomore--92, 186 Hortick, Larry; Scnior--133 •Howell, Thomas—29.39.200.223 Huante, Billy; Sophomore--92 Huerta, Raymond; Sophomorr--92. 186 Huff. John; Junior--77, 112. 180 Humphrey, Bennie--29 Hune, Ramiro; Junior--38 Hurtado, Henry; Junior--181 —I— Ibarra. Gilbert; Senior--84 Ibarra, Raquel; Senior--56 Inclan. Apolonio; Junior--112 Inclan, Mary Alicc--36 —J — •Jackson, Mrs. Selma--29 Jacobo, Mary Lou; Senior--57 Jaramillo, Alice; Sophomore--92 Jasso, Alice; Senior--57 Jasso, Frank; Sophomore—92.213, 220. 221 •Jett. Paul N. --29 Jimenez, Alice; Junior--77 Jimenez, Carol; Sophomore--93, 165. 169 Jimenez. Edward; Senior—203. 205, 208, 209 Johnson, Andrew; Senior—110,223.225 Johnson, Ezekiel; Junior--186 Johnson, Raymond; Sophomore--93, 186 Jones, Johnny; Sophomore--93. 188 Juarez, Emma; Sophomore—93 Juarez, Mary; Senior—57,138, 193 Juarez. Robert; Jumor--77, 90, 114, 187 —K— •Keithly, Mrs. Mary—29. 35 Kelley, Edmond; Sophomore--93,222 Kelley, Willie; Sophomore--93 •Kinslow, Miss Peggy--29. 149 •Kizer. Mr. J.G.--19 Knapick, Sylvia; Sophomore--147 •Kratz, Mrs. Hazel—30 Kyporos, Olga; Sophomore--93. 193 —L— • Lamberth, Mrs. Lockie — 30 Lamon, Emils; Senior--57 Lara, Ruben; Senior--138 Lavin, Ernest; Senior—57. 114 Lazarine. Tony; Senior--57, 185, 190 Leal, Alice; Senior—57. 195. 196 Leal, Anna Marie; Sophomore—93 Leal, Gloria; Junior--151, 152 Ledesma. Ralph; Junior —77. 172 Leon, Yolanda, Senior — 57, 170 Leos, Irma; Junior—77, 169 Leos, Sylvia; Senior—57, 36 Lerma, Juanita; Senior — 57 Lerma, Ralph; Sophomore--93. 117, 157, 158 Lerma, Rudy; Junior—77. 114. 178, 186, 190 ♦Lindsey, W.C. — 30, 180 Lira, Mary; Senior—71, 154 Litterio, Sylvia; Sophomore—93 Lizcano, Paul; Junior--77 Llamas, Mary; Senior—57. 151 Loera, Rosario; Junior — 57 Lomas, Pablo; Junior—135 Lombrano, Mary; Sophomore—93, 194 Longoria, Janie; Senior — 57, 138, 157 Longoria. Joe; Senior--114. 115 Longoria, Neomi; Sophomore—93 Longoria, Virginia; Sophomore—93 Lopez, Celia; Senior--57 Lopez, Connie; Junior—77 Lopez, Deanna; Senior--57. 193 Lopez, Dolores; Junior--184, 187 Lopez, Edmund; Junior—77. 117, 146, 185 Lopez, Esperanza; Sophomore—77 Lopez, Eva; Senior—57,147 Lopez, Felipe; Sophomore--177 Lopez, Frank; Sophomore--93, 125 Lopez, Gilbert; Senior — 58, 107, 180 Lopez, Gloria; Senior—58. 161 Lopez, Janie S.; Sophomore—93, 38 Lopez, Louis, Sophomore--177, 212 Lopez, Mary; Senior—58 Index Lopez, Ofilia; Senior — 58, 162 Lopez, Olga; Junior--175 Lopez, Raymond; Junior — 78 Lopez, Rebecca; Junior—153 Lopez, Ricardo; Junior — 78 Lopez, Richard; Sophomore--133 Lopez, Rita—157 Lopez, Robert; Sophomore—93, 123 Lopez, Rodolfo; Senior — 58, I 35 Lopez, Roland; Senior—44,58, 156, 159 Lopez, Sara; Sophomore —93, 194 Lopez, Tom; Sophomore--93 Lopez, Tony; Senior — 58 Lorenzi, Albert; Junior—78. 117, 146 •Lovell, Mrs. Louise—30 Loyo, Dolores; Senior—58 Lozano, Albert; Sophomore—93, 180 Lozano, Arthur; Senior — 58, 186 Lozano, Diane; Sophomore — 93 Lozano, Esther; Senior—43. 58, 161 Lozano, Gloria; Sophomore--36, 93 Lozano, Gus; Junior—78,133 Lozano, Henry; Junior—78. 190. 197 Lozano, Lillian; Junior — 78 Lozano, Mario; Senior--139 • Luckenbach. Miss Eunice—18,30,192 Luera, Teresa—228 Luerva, Maria; Junior—78, 165, 169 Luna, Diego; Senior--58 Luna, Dolores; Sophomore--93 Luna, Estefana; Junior— 78. 1 56 Luna, Jesse; Senior—162 Luna, Margaret; Senior — 58, 108.144. 153 Luna, Mary; Senior—165,175 Luna, Naomi; Senior — 58, 165 Luna, Norma; Sophomorc—93 Luna, Silvia; Junior--164. 175 •Lyster, Miss Edna--30 —MC— McClure, Consuelo; Sophomore —94 •McCollum. JohnJ.—31,213 •MeComb, A.S.--31 McCumber, Carmen; Semor—59. 168, 193 McElroy, Richard; Sophomore--94, 111 McLemore, Martha; Senior — 59. 145, 153, 194.196 McVea, Loy; Senior—57,206 — M— Macias. Louis; Sophomore—93 Macias, Mary; Sophomore — 37 Mackey, Vivan; Junior—78, 228 Magallan, Mary; Sophomore—93 Maldonado, David; Senior--58 Maldonado. Dominga; Junior — 78 Maldonado, Dora; Sophomore — 93 Maldonado, Elena; Sophomore—93 Maldonado, Pete; Junior—78, 110, 186 Maldonado, Raul; Junior — 78 Maldonado, Robert--116, 177, 212 Maltos, Lucille; Sophomore--129 Manriquc, Mary; Senior — 58. 1 38. 143 Marroquinn, Concha; Junior—78 Martinez, Antonia; Sophomore--168 Martinez, Arthur A.; Sophomore — 93 Martinez, Arthur; Sophomore--93. 123 Martinez, Benny; Sophomore—93, 123 Martinez, Concepcion; Junior—78 Martinez, Consuelo; Senior--59 Martinez, Dolores; Sophomore—94 Martinez. Fernando; Sophomore--38. 94 Martinez, Guadalupe; Sophomore—94 Martinez, Hector; Sophomore—94 Martinez, Helen; Sophomore--94 Martinez, Irma; Senior—59. 157, 158, 159, 194 Martinez, Janie; Sophomore — 94 Martinez, Jesse; Sophomore — 94, 188 Martinez, Jesse; Sophomore--94, 113, 181 Martinez, Josephine; Senior — 59, 162 Martinez, Lupe; Sophomore —94, 222. 223 Martinez, Marcos; Senior — 59, 187 Martinez, Margarita; Junior — 78. 193 Martinez, Margarito; Sophomore—102 Martinez, Maria C,; Sophomore—94 Martinez, Maria J.; Junior—78 Martinez, Mary Alice; Sophomore—94. 128 Martinez, Paul; Sophomore--94. 189 Martinez, Peter; Senior—59 Martinez, Raul; Sophomore--94. 186, 190 Martinez, Robert; Junior—78 Martinez, Sylvia; Sophomore--94 Martinez, Sylvia C.; Senior — 59.144 Martinez, Theodore; Senior—59 Martinez, Tommy; Senior--125, 167, 171 Mason. Joley; Senior — 59. 147, 155. 213,223, 226 Mata, Benny; Sophomore--94, 188 Mata. Rose; Senior—59. 194 •Maxham. K.E. —30 Mazuca, Margarita; Senior--59. 165, 170 Mechler, Otto—37 Medelez, Gudelia; Sophomore—78 Medina, Alma; Sophomore—94 Medina, Harry; Sophomore--94, 188 Medina, Joe —223 Medina, Rene; Sophomore--212 Medina, Richard; Junior—78, 176 Medina, Richard, Junior—59, 144, 180 Medina, Rose; Sophomore--85, 94. 194 Medrano, Camilo; Sophomore--146 Medrano, John; Junior — 78 Medrano, Rene; Senior—59, 157, 158, 159 Melche, Eugene; Sophomore--187 Melendez, Angelina; Sophomore—94 Melendez, Joe; Senior—111 Mena, Olga; Sophomore—94. 128, 194 Menchaca, Arnold; Junior—78, 120, 144. 145 Mendez, Bobby; Senior — 60 Mendez, Dolores; Junior — 78, 194 Mendez, Don; Sophomore--106, 177 Mendez, Joe; Senior—60 Mendez, Rudy; Sophomore—94 Mendiola, John; Sophomore—94, 187, 190 Mendiola, Ray; Senior —60 Mendoza, Arnold; Sophomore--94, 189 Mendoza, Daniel; Sophomore--94, 187 Mendoza, David; Senior —60, 116, 146 Mendoza, Eliseo; Senior —60. 175, 189 Mendoza, Fernando; Junior—78, 176 Mendoza, Gloria, Junior — 78, 194 Mendoza, Ike; Senior —60, 172 Mendoza, Robert; Senior —60 Mendoza, Ronald; Sophomore — 94 Mondoza, Sylvia; Sophomore—85. 94. 170 Mendoza, Yolanda; Senior—60 Meza, Evangelina; Senior —60 Meza, Roberto; Sophomoi-e—94. 189 Miller, Charlene; Senior —60. 130, 228 Miller, Joyce—94, 228 •Miller, Mr. Oscar E.--21 Minor, Charles; Sophomore--95 Mireles, Antonio; Senior —42. 60, 166 Mireles, Janie; Junior—78, 129 Mireles, Joe; Senior—133 Mireles, Magdalena; Junior—78 Mireles, Mary Lou; Junior — 78 Mireles, Yolanda; Senior —60 •Moerner, Mrs. Frances—31 Monita, Lupe; Sophomore—95 Monreal, Carlos; Junior—78, 111 Monreal, Jesse; Sophomore--111 Monreal, Oralia; Sophomore—95 Montalbo, Elena; Sophomore—95 Montalbo, George; Junior--178, 187, 190 Montalbo, Rudolfo; Sophomore--95. 111. 195, 228 Montalvo, Ester; Senior—42, 60, 143, 161 Montalvo, Oralia; Senior —60, 138, 165 Montelongo, Josephine; Senior—60 Montemayor. Carlos; Sophomore—95 Montes, Maria; Sophomore—95 Montes, Tony; Sophomore-• 95. 113 Montez, Raymond; Junior--126, 176 Moore, Carolyn; Junior—78.228 Mora, Celestino; Senior —61, 185. 190 Mora, Dorothy; Junior—78 Mora, Frank; Sophomore--133, 157, 158 Mora, Vilma; Junior—79, 194 Morales, Armandina, Senior —61 Morales, Armando; Sophomore—95 Morales, Florence; Senior—61 Morales, Gloria; Junior--109 Morales, Jesse; Senior—71 Morales, Rachel; Sophomore—95 Morales, Ralph; Sophomore — 95. 212 Morales, Raul; Junior—79. 110 Morales, Robert; Sophomore—95 Morales, Rosemary; Junior—79, 194 Morales, Rosendo; Sophomore—95 Morales, Rudy; Senior —61 Moran, Arturo; Senior—61 Moran, Oscar; Junior--116 Moran, Virgil; Sophomore — 95, 188 Morin, Frank—73 Morin, Tony—223 Moreno, Elida; Sophomore — 95 Moreno, Fernando; Sophomore — 95, 187 Moreno, Jimmy; Sophomore—95 Moreno, Josie; Senior —61 Moreno, Margaret; Junior—79. 165, 196 Moreno, Rosalie—39 •Morley, Lester Ray—31 Moses, Robert; Senior—125 Moya, Yolanda; Junior—79, 194 Mumphrey, Ethel; Senior —61, 130 Muniz, Willie; Senior —61.82. 170, 200, 201. 209.211 Muniz, Albert; Senior—61 Munoz, Alice; Sophomore—95 Munoz, Carrie; Junior--79 Munoz, Irene; Senior —61 Munoz, Joe; Sophomorc — 95 Munoz, Manuel--176 Munoz, Robert; Senior —61, 151, 180 Muro, Salomon; Sophomore—95 Index Muro. Theodore; Junior--79 Muzquiz, John; Sophomore--95. 186 Muzquiz, Daniel; Sophomore--95 Muzquiz, David--188 —N— Najera, Esther; Semor--61, 151, 164 Najera, Robert; Sophomore--95, 181 Nava, Mary; Sophomore--164 Nava, Noemi; Junior--164 Navarijo, Robert; Senior--61,200, 204,208 Navarro, Mary; Sophomorc--95 Navarro, Max; Sophomorc--95 •Nayer, Mra. Hclen--31 Nerio, Raymond; Senior--! 11 •Nesler, Sgt.--31,185 •Niedorf, Mr. Max--32, 122, 123 Nieto, Mary Jane; Junior--73, 79, 144, 148, 149,184.186 Nino. Mary; Senior--1 37. 162 •Nordyke, Miss Mon --31 Perez, Mary Ann; Semor--62. 162 Perez, Olga; Sophomore — 96 Perez, Robert; Jumor--79.84 Perez, Robert Lee; Junior--79 Perez, Rose Mane; Senior--63, 149, 154 Perez, Virginia; Junior--73, 79, 151, 152 Perez, Virginia; Sophomore--96 Phillips, Hewitt; Senior--112 Plascencia, Antonio; Senior--7 1 Pompa, George; Junior--79 Pompa, Pedro; Senior--45,63 • Portwood, Mr. Thomas B.--20 Prado, Rosemarie; Senior--63, 154 Prcsa, Mercedes; Scnior--63. 194 Prieto, Oralia; Senior--36, 63 Prouty, Armando; Sophomore--97 Puente, Daniel; Junior--79, 126, 176 Puente, Jeanette; Sophomore—85,97 Puente, Mary Annie; Sophomore--97, 168 Puga, Sulema; Junior--174 —Q— —O— Ochoa, Guadalupe; Scnior--61 Ochoa, Mary; Sophomore--95, 129 Ojeda, Cecilia; Sophomore--95 Ojeda, Sylvia; Junior--79. 194 Olguin, Rosalinda; Junior--79, 168 Olivarres, David; Sophomore--95 Olivarez, Norman; Senior--61 Olivarri, Julia; Senior --62 Olivo, Rudy; Junior--79, 187 Ollervidez,. Mary; Sophomore--95 Orozco. Anita; Senior--61, 194 Orozco, Carlos; Junior--79, 200, 202, 203, 204.205.208,209.210.211 Orozco, Ernest; Sophomore --95 Orozco, Rosemarie; Sophomore--96 •Orrell. Miss Ethel--32 Orta, Reynaldo; Senior--62, 151 Ortega, Arthur; Sophomors--96, 178, 189 Ortega. Juan; Junior--79 Ortiz, Albert; Sophomore--96 Ortiz, Alfonso; Senior--62. 110 Ortiz, Beatrice; Senior--62, 168, 230 Ortiz, George; Sophomore--186 Ortiz, Gloria; Senior--62. 168 Ortiz, Jesse; Sophomore--96 Ortiz, Matilda; Senior--62 Ortiz, Pedro; Sophomore--96, 180,222 Ortiz, Sylvia; Sophomore--96, 128, 170 Ortiz, Sylvia Diane; Sophomore--96 Ovalle, Mary; Sophomore--85,96 Ovalles, Johnny; Junior--113 Oviedo, Abelardo; Junior--79, 116 Owen, John; Sophomore--96 —P— Pacheco, Gene; Sophomore--96 Pacheco, Jesse, Senior--62 Padalecke, Annie--39 Padilla. Carlos; Senior--62, 144 Padilla. Gloria; Sophomore--96 Padilla, Mary; Sophomore--96 Padron, Lupe; Junior--79, 186 Paige, Cester; Sophomore--96 Palacio, Paul; Senior--134, 181 Palomera, Carmen; Junior--136. 147 Palomera. Jim--172, 222 Pantuso, Miss Giovanna—35 Parra, Mike; Senior--62 Parra, Teresa; Sophomore--96 Pastrano, Ernest; Sophomore--96 Patino. Edward; Sophomore--96, 119 Patino, Napoleon; Sophomore--186 •Patterson, Miss Maurice — 32 •Peavy, Mrs. Blanche--32 Pcche, Gloria; Senior--62,168 Peche, Larry; Junior--79.228 Peche, Lee Roy; Sophomore--96, 171,212 Peche, Tony; Senior--62, 112 Pelayo, Louis; Junior--79 Pena, Albert; Junior--79. 187, 190 Pena, Arnold; Junior--79, 172 Pena, Bertha; Senior--62 Pena, Dora; Sophomore--96 Pena. Eloise; Junior--79, 170, 194.228 Pena, Ernestine; Sophomore--85. 96, 194 Pena, Joe; Sophomore--96, 123 Pena, Josephine; Sophomore--96 Pena, Juan; Senior--135, 223 Pena, Lorenzo; Sophomore--96, 156, 157, 188 Pena, Mary; Sophomore--96, 165, 170 Pena, Mary Louise; Sophomore--96 Pena, Mary Louise; Sophomore.-96 Pena, Richard; Sophomore--96 Pena, Rosario; Junior--79. 139. 175 Perez, Carlos; Sophomore--96, 178, 179 Perez, Carmen; Junior--7 3, 79, 108, 194,235 Perez, Irma; Senior--62 Perez, Johnny; Junior--79,179 Perez, Maria; Sophomore--96 Quiara, Jose; Sophomore--97 Quinones, Raymond; Jumor--99 Quinonez, Mary; Sophomore--97 Quintana, Elida; Scnior--63 Quintanilla. Rene; Junior--122 Quintela, Joe; Junior--79 Quintero, Eddie; Junior--80 Quintero, Rita; Sophomore--97, 128 Quintero, Rosemary; Sophomore 97, 165, 194 Quiroga, Rachel; Sophomore--165 Quiros, Elvira; Sophomore--174 Quiroz, Henrietta; Junior--80. 192,235 Quiroz, Lupe; Senior--63, 143, 230 Quiroz, Maria; Senior--63, 97, 164 Quiroz, Raymond; Junior--80. 172,200, 204 223 —R — Ramirez, Adolph; Junior--80 Ramirez. Alonzo; Senior--63, 122 Ramirez. Anita; Sophomore—97 Ramirez. Dolores; Sophomore—97 Ramirez, Domingo; Senior--63 Ramirez, Epimenia; Sophomore--97 Ramirez, Juanita; Junior--80 Ramirez. Lupe; Sophomore -97 Ramirez, Mario; Sophomore—97,118,171 Ramirez, Martha; Senior--63 Ramirez, Mary Antonia; Senior--63, 1 36 Ramirez, Mary Stella; Sophomore--97, 194 Ramirez, Mrs. Nancy--32, 34. 145 Ramirez, Olga; Junior--80 Ramon, Jose; Sophomore--97 Ramon, Mary Lou; Senior--63 Ramos, Antonia; Senior--45, 63, 107 Ramos, Epifanio; Junior--80 Ramos, Frank; Sophomore--97, 176 Ramos, Henry; Senior--63, 115, 178, 186, 190 Ramos, Jacinta; Senior--64, 137 Ramos, Janie; Senior--64, 184, 185 Ramos, Jesse; Senior--122, 223 Ramos, Joe; Sophomore--97, 186, 190 Ramos, Maria; Senior--195 Ramos, Maria Petra; Sophomore--97 Ramos, Pat; Senior--71,213, 216 Ramos, Solomon; Senior--186, 45 Ramos, Velia; Junior--80 Rangel, Anita; Sophomore--97, 195 Rangel, Christine; Sophomore—85 Rangel, Erlinda; Senior—64 Rangel, Evelyn; Sophomore--97 Rangel, Mary Helen; Sophomore--97 •Ranney, Catherine--1 38 Regino, Argentina; Sophomore--97 Rehn, Miss Dorothy--32, 142 Reina, Alfonso; Sophomore--97, 157, 180 Reina, Robert; Sophomore--97, 125 Reina, Sandra; Senior--64,159 Reina, Veronica; Junior — 80. 195 Rendon, Evangeline; Junior--80 Rendon, Gilbert; Junior--116, 147 Rendon, Mario; Senior--64, 156, 159, 166 Renteria. Yolanda; Junior--164 Resendez, Oscar; Junior--80 Reyes, Abel; Sophomore--97 Reyes, Bennie; Sophomore--97 Reyes, Bernardo; Sophomore--97 Reyes, Irma; Senior--64, 136 Reyes, Richard; Senior--64. 121, 167, 173 Reyes, Tom; Senior--64, 150, 151 Reyna, Eliseo; Sophomore — 97 Reyna, Enedina; Sophomore--97 Reyna, Ernestine; Sophomore--98 Reyna, Martin; Sophomorc--98, 185, 190 Reynosa, Olga; Junior--164,228 Reygadas, Victor; Sophomore--98, 119 Rico, Anita; Junior--80 Rico, Josie; Sophomore—98 Ricondo, Charlotte; Scnior--64, 170 Ricondo, Dean; Sophomorc--98 Ricondo, Froilan; Sophomore—98,188 Ricondo, Manuel; Sophomore--98, 188, 212 Rtgal, Gloria; Senior--64 Rigal, Rosie; Senior--64 Riojas, Arnold; Junior--73. 80 Riojas, Aurora; Junior--80 Rios, Elena; Sophomore--98 Rios, Magdalena; Sophomore--98 Rios, Mercedes; Junior--80 Rios, Olivia; Senior--64, 195 Rios, Raul; Sophomore--97 Rios, Robert; Senior--64, 142 Rios, Teresa; Senior--64 Ritz, Sylvia; Sophomore--98 Rivas, Ernestine; Sophomore--98 Rivas, Joe; Junior--80, 200 Rivas, Martin; Junior--80, 188, 190 Rivas. William; Junior--80, 176 Rivera, Blanca; Senior--64. 129,148 Rivera, Irene; Junior--80 Robin, Ralph; Junior--80 •Robinson, Mr. Eugene W.--19 Robinson, Sidney; Senior--223 Robledo, Lucy; Senior--65, 195 Robledo, Roy; Sophomore--98, 172 Rocha, Elias; Senior--39. 65. 200, 201,202, 210,211 Rocha, Robert; Junior--80, 171, 125 Rocha, Teresa; Junior--80 Rodriguez, Angel C. Junior--80, 114,223 Rodriguez, Angie; Senior--65,222 Rodriguez, Armandina; Sophomore --98 Rodriguez, Arturo; Sophomore--98, 188 Rodriguez, Bertha--169 Rodriguez, David; Sophomore--98, 188, 122, 212,223 Rodriguez. Delfina; Senior--65 Rodriguez, Dolores; Sophomore--98, 161 Rodriguez, Dolores; Sophomore--98 Rodriguez, Edward; Senior--200,206, 215 Rodriguez, Ernest; Senior —190 Rodriguez, Esther; Junior--80 Rodrigues, Eudelia; Senior--65, 163, 192 Rodriguez, Gilbert; Sophomore--98,223 Rodriguez, Guadalupe; Junior--149 Rodriguez, Hope; Junior--80, 153 Rodriguez. Jimmie; Junior--80, 106. 177 Rodriguez, Joe; Junior--80, 36 Rodriguez. Joe; Junior--80, 166 Rodriguez, Joe G.; Senior—65.110 Rodriguez, Jon; Juiuor--80, 157 Rodriguez, Johnny; Junior—158, 122 Rodriguez, Josephine; Sophomore — 98 Rodriguez, Margot; Junior--80 Rodriguez, Maria; Sophomore--98 Rodriguez, Maria; Junior--81 Rodriguez. Maria R.; Sophomore--98 Rodriguez, Mary; Sophomore--98, 129, 160 Rodriguez, Mary Esther; Junior--80, 139. 194 Rodrigues, Oscar; Scnior--65 Rodriguez, Patricia; Sophomore--98 Rodriguez, Pete; Senior--72, 167 Rodriguez, Raul Roy; Senior — 65 Rodriguez, Richard; Senior—181 Rodriguez, Richard; Sophomorc--98 Rodriguez, Roy; Junior--176, 186, 190 Rodriguez, Rudy; Junior--81 Rodriguez, William; Sophomore—98, 190 Rogers, Peggy; Senior—65 Rogers, Tonie; Senior--65 Rojas, Teresa; Sophomore--98 Romero, Grace; Junior--81, 165 Romero, Olga; Senior--65 Romero, Rachel; Junior—81.195 Romero, Roland; Sophomore--98 Romero, Ruth; Sophomore--98, 165 Romo, Richard; Sophomore--98, 222,223 •Rosell, Mrs. Mary--29, 32. 108 Rother, Margaret; Senior--65, 144, 234 Rubalcaba, Rosalie; Junior--81, 195 Rubio, Concha; Senior--65. 144, 163. 195 Rubio, Irma; Sophomore--98 Rubio, Gilbert; Senior--188, 190 Rubio, Jesse; Junior—81, 107 Ruiz, Felipe; Senior--l 12, 180 Ruiz, Teresa; Junior—81. 148. —S— Sada, Roland; Junior--81 Saenz, Henry; Sophomore--99 Salas, Eufemia; Junior--81 Salas, Janie; Junior--81 Salas, John; Junior--81, 173 Salas, Josie; Senior —39. 65. 196 Salas, Macario; Sophomore--99, 119 Salas, Pete; Senior--65, 207, 213 Salas, Rachel; Junior--81, 195 Salas, Raul; Sophomore--99, 191 Salas. Richard; Sophomore--99 Salas, Richard Acosta; Senior--157, 158, 159 Salas, Richard Davila; Junior--81, 131, 157 Salas, Rodolfo; Senior--66, 158, 159 Salazar, Alex; Junior--81 263 Index Salazar, Bertha; Junior--81, 195 Salazar, Carolina; Junior —81 Salazar, Janie; Junior — 81,195,228 Salazar, Joe; Junior--81,124,17 1 Salazar, Lydia; Sophomore--99 Salazar, Margie; Jumor--81,195 Salazar, Mary; Senior--l62 Salazar, Mary Rachel; Senior —66, 107 Salazar, Nora; Junior--81,195 Salazar, Saul; Sophomore--99 Saldana, Alice; Sophomore--99, 129 Salinas, Alicia; Senior--66 Salinas, Mary Alice; Sophomore--99 Salinaa, Nora; Sophomore--99, 109 Salinas, Paul; Junior--8l Salinas, Rafael; Senior--72. 84, 189, 190 Salinas, Sylvia; Senior--61,66, 138, 160 Sanchez, Adam; Sophomore--99 Sanchez, Ann Marie; Senior--44, 66, 144, 174 Sanchez, Aurora; Junior--81 Sanchez, Daniel; Sophomore--81, 157, 158, 159 Sanchez, Elia; Junior--81, 1 57, 195 Sanchez, Elias; Sophomore--99 Sanchez, Felix; Senior--66, 163, 186, 190 Sanchez, Fidencio; Senior--114 Sanchez, Frank; Junior--81, 189, 190 Sanchez, Gloria; Senior--66, 164 Sanchez, Jesse; Sophomore--99 Sanchez, Johnny; Sophomore—99,222 Sanchez, Josephine; Sophomore--99 Sanchez, Julio; Sophomorc--99, 176 Sanchez, Lydia; Senior--66, 195 Sanchez, Lydia; Sophomore--95, 165 Sanchez, Manuel; Sophomore--99 Sanchez, Margaret; Senior—66, 168 Sanchez, Margie; Senior—66, 157, 159 Sanchez, Maria; Senior--66 Sanchez, Mary; Sophomore--99 Sanchez, Ralph; Senior--66,190 Sanchez, Ray; Sophomore--99,200, 205 Sanchez, Richard; Junior--81 Sanchez, Sylvia; Junior--81 Sanchez, Theresa; Sophomore--99. 195 Sanchez, Tino; Senior--66,167 Sanders. David; Junior--81 Sandoval, Alberta; Sophomore—99 Sandoval, Irma; Senior--66, 184 Sandoval, Jesse; Sophomore--99, 189 Sandoval, Maria; Junior--81 Sandoval, Natividad--223 Sandoval, Richard; Sophomore--99 San Miguel, Margaret; Sophomore--99 Santana, Ruben; Senior—66, 157 Santos. Mary; Sophomorc--99 Santoy, Janie; Junior--81 Sauceda, Francises; Sophomore--99 Sauceda, Jesus; Senior--67,200,204 ♦Sawyer, Roy L.--33. 200, 212, 222 Schrader, Robert; Senior--67, 163 Schultz, Sylvia; Junior--82, 160 Schuster--35 Scott, Connie; Sophomore--99 Seggman, Sylvia; Sophomore--99 Segovia, Daniel; Senior--67 Segovia, Sylvia; Sophomore--99 Sepulveda, Gilbert; Senior—72, 144, 187, 190 Sepulveda. Gloria; Sophomore--99 Sepulveda, Jesse; Junior--82. 188 Sepulveda, Mary; Semor--67, 162 Sepulveda. Theresa; Senior--67 Serrato, Mary; Senior--67 ♦Shamon, Mrs. Esther--37 ♦Shea, Mrs. Gertrude--33 ♦Shepard, Mrs. Pauline--37 ♦Sherrill. Dick H.--22. 145 Shields, Wadiey; Sophomore--100 Siedemann, Vera--33, 39 ♦Siegal, Herbert-- 33 Sierra, Edmundo; Junior--82, 106 Sierra. Richard; Junior--73,82.187, 190 Silva, Joe; Senior--45, 67, 114, 115 Silva, Luis; Sophomore--100 Silva, Sylvia; Sophomore--100 Silvas. Jesse; Sophomore--100 Simmons, Lawrence; Senior--67, 186 ♦Skeldon, John--33,35,43 ♦Skloss, P.E. —33 Smith, Julia--39 Solano, Johnny--223 Solis, Florencio; Sophomore--100, 222 Solis, Sylvia; Junior--82 Solorzano, Robert; Sophomore--100, 146 Soriano, Rudy; Senior--120 Sorola, Gladys; Junior--82 Sosa, Gilbert; Sophomore--100 Sotelo, Inez; Junior--82,84 Soto, Johnny; Sophomore--100 Soto, Raymond; Junior--82 Soto, Victor; Sophomore--100, 167 Stowart, James; Sophomore--100 ♦Studhalter, Edwin O.--34 Sullivan, Louis; Senior--67, 187 —T— Taboada, Gilbert; Senior--72, 21 3, 215, 217. 221 Taboada, John; Sophomore--100, 119, 222 Tafolla, Eloise; Senior--67, 136. 148, 149 149 Talamantez, Cecilia; Jun� or--139 Tamez, Frances; Senior--67, 168, 169 Tamez, Raymond; Junior--82, 159 Tapia, Carlos; Sophomore--100, 146 Tapia, Louis; Sophomore--100 Tapia, Richard; Senior--67, 125 Tapia, Vicente; Sophomore--100 Tavarez, Abel; Sophomore--100 Taylor, John; Sophomore-100, 118 Tello. Joe; Senior--67, 176 Terrell, Arthur; Sophomore--100 ♦Thomas, Mary Frances--229 Tijerina, Mary; Junior--82, 195 •Tillman, Patricia--25, 34 •Tinnin, Mrs. Ruth—34 Tobar, Frank; Junior--82 Tobias, Eleanor; Sophomore--100, 109 Tomlin, Molly; Sophomore--100 Torres. Augustin; Senior—67 Torres. David; Junior--82 Torres, Elizabeth; Junior—82 Torres, Isabel; Senior—146,192 Torres, Jesse; Junior—82, 166, 223 Torres, Jesse V.; Junior--82, 139, 163 Torres, Natalia; Sophomore-- 100, 129. 174 Torres, Rachel; Senior —67, 195 Torres, Ramona; Junior —36, 82, 169, 230 Torres, Rita; Sophomore—100 Torres, Roger; Junior — 82 Toscano, Norman; Sophomore--117, 147 Tovar, Paula; Junior — 82, 195 Trejo, Carmen; Junior — 82 Trevino, Albert; Junior — 82, 172 Trevino, Amparo; Senior—67 Trevino, Emma; Sophomore--100 Trevino, Frances; Sophomore--100 Trevino, Frank; Junior — 82. 124, 17 1 Trevino, Humberto; Junior — 82 Trevino, Jessie; Sophomore--100, 128 Trevino, Lupe; Senior--68 Trevino, Mario; Junior — 82 Trevino, Mary; Junior —83 Trevino, Mary Louise; Sophomore—100 Trevino, Mary Theresa; Senior — 68,169 Trevino, Ramiro; Senior —68, 163 Trevino, Rachel; Senior —68, 151, 152 Trevino, Yolanda; Sophomore--100, 128, 179. 195 Trevino, Yolanda; Junior--160 Triana, Gloria; Senior —68, 195 Trinidad, Dalia; Senior —68 Trinidad, Hector; Senior —68. 173 Trinidad. Joe; Senior—43. 68 Trinidad, Virginia; Sophomore--100 Tucker, Albert; Sophomore--111 Turegano, Gloria; Sophomore--172 —U— •Uhl. Mrs. Doris—37 Unas, Jesse; Sophomore-- 178, 199 Urrutia, Irene; Sophomore--100 Urrutia, Manuel; Sophomore--101 Urrutia, Rudolfo; Senior--132 — V— Vaca, Anita; Senior —68. 162 Valdez, Diana —83, 109 Valdez. Frank; Senior —68. 185, 190 Valdez, Gilbert; Sophomore--101 Valdez, Jimmy; Sophomore--101 Valdez, Joe; Senior—213. 217,221 Valdez, Mary Carmen; Senior -- 68. 168, 169 Valdez, Mary Irma; Junior —83 Valdez, Mary Louise; Junior —83 Valdez, Virginia; Sophomore--101 Valdivia, Leonor; Senior —68 Valenzuela, George; Sophomore--101 Valle, Juan; Senior —68 Vallejo, Juanita; Sophomore--101 Vallejo, Rachel; Sophomore--101 Vara, Leonor; Junior—83 Vara, Robert; Junior—162 Varela, Rosa; Sophomore--101 Vargas, Domingo; Sophomore--101, 11 1, 188 Vargas, Dorothy; Senior--68. 162 Vargas, Josephine; Junior--83 Vasquez, Andres; Sophomore--101, 186 Vasquez, Armando; Senior —68 Vasqucz, Evaristo; Senior —69 Vasquez, Francisco; Sophomore--101, 118, 119 Vasquez, Joe; Senior--69,110 Vasquez, Joe; Junior —83 Vasquez, Petra; Senior —69. 165 Vasquez, Mary; Sophomore-- 101 Vasquez, Rita; Sophomore--101 Vasquez, Robert; Senior —69, 176 Vasquez, Servando; Junior—83, 176 Vasquez, Steve; Junior--83 Vela, Marshall; Senior—69 Vela, Olivia; Senior —69 Velasquez, Joe; Sophomore--125 Velasquez, Lupe; Sophomore —85, 101 Vera, Bruno; Sophomore--101 Vidaurri, George; Senior —69. 110 Vidaurri, Gilbert; Sophomore--101, 111 Vidaurri, Jerry; Sophomore--176 Viera. Elizabeth; Junior--154 Viera, Guadalupe; Sophomore--101 Viera, Joe; Junior--83 Vigil, Delia; Sophomore--101 Vigil, Gloria; Senior —69 Villanueva, Joe — 83, 153. 188, 190, 212 Villanueva, Susie; Senior — 69 Villarreal, Ernest; Senior — 69 Villarreal, George; Junior —83 Villarreal, Gilbert; Sophomore--101 Villarreal, Gloria; Junior--83 Villarreal, Gloria P.; Sophomore 101 Villarreal, Gloria Ann; Junior--83. 169 Villarreal, Janie; Sophomore--101, 160 Villarreal, Joe; Sophomore--85, 101 Villarreal, Joe; Sophomore — 69 Villarreal, Mary; Senior —69 Villarreal, Pete; Senior—69 Villarreal. Palmira—83 Villarreal, Primitivo; Sophomore--101 Villarreal, Ralph; Senior — 69, 186, 190 Villarreal, Salomon; Sophomore-- 101, 188 Villarreal, Sylvia; Sophomore--101 Villegas, Joe; Sophomore--101, 106 Villegas, Mary Theresa; Senior — 69, 144, 145,164 — W — ♦Wakefield. J.M.--34 Warren, Robert; Senior —70. 137, 187 Wash, Lois; Senior--70 Webb, Samuel; Sophomore--101 Wells. Charles; Senior—70 Wilson, George; Sophomore--111 Wilson. Mills; Senior—70 Wolfe, Carmen; Senior — 70, 144.145.156.157, 195 ♦Wood. William H. Jr.--34, 179 ♦Wyble. Warren- - 39. 200, 209 — X— Ximenez. Larry; Junior--83,207 — Y— Yanez, Fred; Sophomore--101, 186 ♦ Yates. Eva- -35 ♦Yates, Mamie —35,73 Ybanez, Raymond; Junior —212 Ybarra, George; Sophomore--101 Ybarra, Hilda; Senior—70 Ybarra. Robert; Junior--83, 155 Ynclan, Mary Alice; Senior — 70 Yruegas, Maria Antonieta; Senior — 70 —Z— Zamarripa, Pablo; Sophomore--101, 187 Zambrano, Gordon; Sophomore--102, 171,212 Zamora, Gregory; Sophomore--102, 189 Zamora, Margarita; Senior—70 Zamora, Maria; Junior —83 Zamora, Norveto; Junior — 83,212 Zamora, Teodoro; Sophomore--102 Zamora, Theresa; Sophomore-- 102 Zapata, Angie; Junior —83, 152 Zapata, Dolores; Sophomore--102 Zapata, Elia; Sophomore--102, 174 Zaragoza, Joe; Senior — 70 Zaragoza, John; Junior —83 Zavala, Joel; Senior—70. 142 Zepeda, Arthur; Junior —83. 171,212 Zepeda, Frances; Junior —83 Zepeda. Leonard; Senior — 70, 1 39 Zepeda, Raul; Senior—176 •Zettner. Walter —35. 176 Zumaran, Carmen; Senior —72, 144, 145 Zumaran, Salvador; Sophomore--iuo Zuniga, Mary Louise; Senior — 70, 148 Zuniga, Rosie; Junior—83 Zuniga, Tommie; Sophomore--102