San Jacinto High School - El Oroso Yearbook (Houston, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 130 of the 1947 volume:

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CAST Paw UTY 'Pwsenuc and OH Lac Semorxs 'Suspense Uumors 'HX lam Lucky SOPhOmOP9S -HWS CONN IS GPCCH Feelourxes 'The Kmllerws Sporwfs 'Spode of Joke Day Aclolvufnes' Newsrweel ROIC. A Walk an Uwe Sun na slwolce-OurGa Comedy ffm' MR. GATES' MESSAGE You came to us three years ago as understudies to a great part. Now, after much effort, you have become fullfledged stars in the production of the future. These three years under our direction and produc- tion have been full of happiness and learning. You have developed the courage and initiative to undertake many worthy projects, no matter how high the cost. I sincerely hope that, While you were here with us, the knowledge acquired will be most useful and inspiring. ln closing, let me Wish you well in every- thing and say to you that the success of tomorrow depends on today's foundation. HISTORY R. 1. ALSUP Miss MAUDE BREWSTER F. L. DUGGAN MRS. MARGARET MOORE MISS ELSIE M. TRIBBLE MISS CATHERINE WILLIAMS DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION MRS. MARY VAN LIEW FOREIGN LANGUAGE MISS ANNA CECIL EVANS MISS INEZ GOODMAN MISS HELEN STEED MISS ESTHER TREVINO LIBRARY L. F. RUECICERT, Librarian MRS. HELEN CROUCH, Assistant Librarian SCIENCE MISS MARIE ALLEN MISS EDITH BABB I. P. FINFROCK MRS. MABELLE SPERRY FACULTY EXECUTIVES E, C. GATES,,PrincipaI L. E. FREEMAN, Asistant Principal MRS. I-IARRIET GODLEY, Dean MRS. SALLY C. LIVINGSTON, Secretary MRS. DORESS HOLBERG, Attendance CIerk MISS MAMIE ROTHE, Registrar PHYSICAL EDUCATION MISS IEANNE ARNOLD MISS ANNABELLE BARNES MISS HARRIETT BRUSH VIC DRISCOLL C. L. ROSE VAN VIEBIG SGT. RAOUL A. LANDRY IST, LT. WILLIAM I. COONLY ENGLISH MISS BETTIE I. BELL MISS NELLIE BATTE MISS RONA COLLIER MISS MINNIE GILLESPIE MISS MARY RUTH HICKEY E. B. INGRAHAM MISS MARY ELLEN OATMAN MRS. RUBY RATLIFF MRS. HAZEL M, THOMPSON MISS CONSTANCE HEDRICK COMMERCIAL MRS. EVA SHELL CHANEY MISS ADELE MICHAEL MR. DAVID RODGERS ART AND MUSIC MRS. HAISE SMITH BARNES IOHN I. HAIOVSKY MRS. BELLE K. McGINNIS MANUAL ARTS MRS. MAYME D. CLAYTON V. C. DABNEY MRS. AMY EVIEN PRENTISS YOUNG MRS. FERN BRUCE MATH MISS WILLIE BRIANT W. B. CHANCE MISS FLORA A. DAVIE MRS. MARGARET HARRELL MISS CHRISTINE O. SCHULTZ MISS WINIFRED THOMAS MISS MARGARET WAPLES QF J A f as av -'P it lt- ? Q .- 3 id S L Q spa liliisxfl M .ning iliits-' I N M E M O R I A M LILLIAN KIEFER To those of us Who knew her she was a sh1n1ng example ot a h1gh school grrl She was an ardent Worker always Wlll 1ng to gwe of her tune and effort 1n helpmg her fellow stu dents Never complammg and ot unfalterlng trust ln God her spmt was truly an 1nsp1rat1on to all Death IS but a name a date A mllestone by the stormy road Where you may lay asxde your load And bow your face and rest and wa1t Defymg fear defymg fate . , - - 1 1- - 1 I 1 . . 1. , . -'I ,- -1 F IN!-XL5 TODAY ' 5 SUSPENSEF 4 .5 3 ' 1 4 . ,A x Q WMF C X . N 5 1 A 'Eg , SENIOR OFFICERS President: LANDON ALEXANDER Vice-President: IACK WOOD Secretory: KENNETH BRAUD Treasurer: NANCY McWILLIAMS Clcxss Sponsor: F. L. DUGGAN SENIOR CLASS COMMITTEE Cup and Gown BELLE GRIGGS BETTY IEAN CONDRON Church Service GEORGE NEW BETTY ADCOCK Senior Dance FRANK WOMACK KEN SCHNITZER Gift FRED SOMMERS DOROTHY HINKLE Class Night GENE BURKE IANICE MQCMAHON Invitation IOYCE SADLER BOBBY FRIZZELL Flower-Color-Motto BARBARA CLARK AGNES KOEHLER Senior Play EDDY BLACK PACE GRIFFIN Senior Picnic HAROLD GROGIN LORAINE MLADENKA 0SENlORS-19470 ADAIR, BETTY IEAN Booster Club, Intramurals, Baseball '45-'46, Basket- ball '46-'47, Volley ball '45-'46, City Champs '46, Reg. V.-Pres. '46, Treas. '47, New Comer's Club '43. ADAIR, DOROTHY ADAMS, CHRYSTINE ADCOCK, BETTY IEAN Gauchos, Cpl. '45, Sgt. '46, MfSgt. '46-'47, Carnival, Duchess Spring '46, Booster Club, New Comer's Club '44, N,H.S. '46-'47, Runner-up Senior Beauty '47, Chorus '46-'47, Co-Chr. Church Service Comm. '47. ADELS, IULIE Booster Club, Intramurals '46-'47. ALEXANDER, CYNTHIA FAYE N.H.S. '46-'47, Spanish Club '46-'47, Intramural Basketball '47. ALEXANDER, LANDON VELTMANN N.H.S. '46-'47, Carnival Duke '46, Booster Club Cabinet '47, Reg. Pres. '44-'47, Iunior Class V.-Pres. '46, Football '46-'47, Basketball '47, Flores Bonitas, Sec. '45- '46, Spanish Club '44-'46, Truth or Consequences M. C. '46, New Comer's Club Fall '44, Chorus '46-'47, Vodvil '47, Senior Class Pres. '47, N.A.S.S. Sec. '47, Runner-up Most Popular Boy. ALLEN, HELENE Booster Club, Red Cross '45, New Comer's Club '44, Chorus '45-'47, Archery Club '44, ALMAND, BETTY Booster Club, Red Cross Rep. '46-'47, Intramural Volleyball '46, Chorus '46-'47. ANCIRA, CHARLES Booster Club, R.O.T.C. SfSgt. Fall '45, FfSgt. Fall '47, Ritle Team, Co-Capt. Fall '47, Markmanship Award '46. ANDERSON, IOY Booster Club, Intramurals Volleyball '45-'47, Basket- ball '45-'47, Y-Teen Club '46. ARON, SIDNEY AULT, WESLEY MORRISON R.O.T.C., MfSgt. '45-'46, lst. Lt. '46-'47, Booster Club, Bowling Club '46-'47, New Comer's Club '44-'45, AUSTIN, D. DOUGLAS, IR. Reg. Pres. '43-'44, V.-Pres. '44-'45, Booster Club, Red Cross '44-'45, Bowling Club '44-'46, R.O.T.C., Rifle 'geam4'44, TfSgt. '44-'45, Capt. '45-'46, Major '46, Lt. ol. ' 7. BAER, STANLEY RICHARD Booster Club. BAILEY, DON WALLACE Golf Team '44-'47, Bowling Club '43-'47, Booster Club, New Comer's Club '44, Intramurals Football '45- '46, Reg. V.-Pres. Fall '46, Sec. Fall '47. BAKER, FELTON Red Cross Rep. '44-'45 Pres. '44-'45, Track '46, Booster Club. vSENlORS-19-470 11? gi! al .555 1Ag A l E . Q6 0 L.. - , l .-...L Q . 4 sway BALTZER, IANE CORNELIA Gauchos CD6-Bl '44-'47, 2nd Lt. '45-'47, Most Co- operative Gauchos KDGBD '46, Booster Club, N.H.S. Sec. Fall 46, G1rl's Chorus '46-'47, El Oroso Adv. Staff '46- '47, Bowling Club '47. BARBER, VIRGINIA LANE I Booster Club Ir. Asst. '46, Gauchos, Lt. '45-'46, Pres. 46-'47, Vodvil '44-'46, El Oroso, Cir., Staff '44-'46, Adv. Staff '46-'47, Co-Editor '46-'47, Bowling Club '45-'47, Spanish Club V.-Pres. '45-'46, Duchess Camival '46, C. C. Speaker '45, Dir. Adv. Staff '45-'46, Editor '46, Bus. Man. '46, Star Rptr. '46, Girl's Chorus '46-'47, Senior Beauty '47, Most Rep. Girl '47. BARHAM, NELDA Gauchos, '45-'47, Booster Club. BAUERLE, DOROTHY ELIZABETH New Comer's Club '45, Booster Club, Gauchos Flag Bearer, '46. BEACOM, GEORGE L. Booster Club, Band '43-'44, Orchestra '44, Football B team Co-Capt. '45, Track '44. BECKER, ADA MAE Booster Club, Intramurals Volleyball '46, Basket- ball '46, Baseball '46. BELKIN, GERALD ALBERT New Comer's Club '45, Booster Club, R.O.T.C. Sgt. Fall '46, Cpl. Fall '45, Color Guard '45. BERRYMAN, MARY GERDES Booster Club, New Comer's '45, Gauchos '45, Spanish Club '46-'47, Bowling Club '46-'47, Ice Skating Club V.-Pres. '46-'47. BIGGS, IOHN LOCKHART Booster Club, R.O.T.C. Cpl. '46, Bowling Club '46, Reg. Pres. Spring '47. BITTICK, IEAN IUANITA Booster Club, New Comer's Club '44, Gauchos '44- '45, Band '46, Archery Club '47, Bowling Club '47. BLACK, EDWIN BENIAMIN New Comer's Club '44, Booster Club: Star Asst. Editor '44, Bus.,Mgr. '45, Forensic Society Pres. '47, R.O.T.C. Cpl. Spring '45, Debate Team '46-'47, Co-Chr. Senior Play Comm. BLEVINS, CONRAD Booster Club, Reg. V.-Pres. '47, Football B. Team '44, Ice Skating Club '47. BLUM, BOBBY IOE Booster Club. BLUMENTHAL, ROBERT LOUIS Forensic Society V.-Pres. '47, City Debate Meet '45-'47, Red Cross Rep. '45-'46, Booster Club, Gift Comm. '47. BOLLETER, MELVA IEAN Intrarrfurals, Volleyball '46, Basketball '46, Volley- ball Team, Booster Club, Chorus '46-'47. BORGER, BEVERLY IANE Booster Club, N.H.S. '46-'47, Archery Team Spring '46, Intramurals Archery Scorekeeper Spring '45, Volley- ball Fall '45, New Comer's Club '44, Archery Club Treas. Spring '47. BRADLEY, ROBERT R.O.T.C., Sgt. '45-'46, SfSgt. Spring '46, Capt. '46- '47, Spanish Club, Rep. '45-'46, Booster Club, Cabinet Fall '46, El Oroso, R.O.T.C. Editor '46-'47, Artist '46-'47. 'SENIORS-1947, BRADLEY, WANDA LUCILLE New Comer's Club '44-'45, Booster Club, Gauchos '45-'47, Chorus '46-'47. BRAININ, HOWARD LEE Key Club Candidate '45, Booster Club Cabinet '44- '47, Bowling Club '46, Vodvil '46, Football '45-'46, Track Letterman '46, New Comer's Club, V.-Pres. '44, Fire Patrol '45-'47, Reg. Pres. '44, Asst. Treas. '45, Red Cross '45, Golf '47, Class Night Usher '46, Senior Gift Comm. BRAUD, KENNETH COLTON New Comer's Club '44 45, Booster Club Cabinet '46-'47, R.O.T.C. Sgt. '44-'46, Tennis Team '46-'47, Bowl- ing Club '46-'47, Reg. V.-Pres. '46-'47, Key Club '46-'47, Fire Patrol Capt. '46-'47, Sec. Senior Class '47. BRILL, PEGGY MARIE Booster Club, New Comer's Club '45, Gauchos '44-'47, Red Cross '45-'46, Reg. V.-Pres. '45. BUCHANAN, ALEXANDRIA MARION Booster, New Comer's '45, Spanish Sec. G Treas. '46, NHS. '46-'47, Girls Chorus '46-'47, Senior Play Comm, BULLOCK, MARY DALINE Booster, New Comer's '44, Vodvil '46, Gauchos, Treas. '46, Pres. '47, Bowling '46-'47, Archery '47, Filing and Cir. Asst. '46, El Oroso '46, Class Night. BURKE, GENE EDBERNE Star '44, N.H.S. Prog. Chm. '46-'47, New Comer's '44-'45, Latin V-Pres. '46-'47, Booster, El Oroso Ir. Ed. '45'-'46, Co-Ed. '46-'47, Adv. '47, Ir. Classical League '46-'47, Co-Chm. Class Night Comm. Reg. V.-Pres. '45. BYERS, AUDREY STELLA Vodvil '45-'46, Booster Club, Bowling Club '45-'46, Red Cross '46, Gauchos '45-'46, Cheerleader '45-'46, New Comer's '45, Star Rep. '46, Sr. Picnic Comm. CALVERT, GEORGIA ANN Booster, Chaplain '46, Gauchos '45-'46, Bowling, Sec. 6: Treas. '46, Pres. '47, 2nd place City Team '46, Ice Skating Club Parl, '47, Reg. V.-Pres. '47, New Comer's '45, El Oroso Artist '46-'47, Adv. Staff '46-'47. CAPLAN, HAROLD E. New Comer's '44-'45, Booster, Bowling '46-'47. CAPLAN, LOUIS Booster Club, B Team Football '44-'45, CARAWAY, NANCY IO Booster, Band Sec. '45, Sponsor '46, Asst. Drum Major '47, Archery Team '45, New Comer's Club '45. CHURCH, GENE DOROTHY Gauchos, '44-'47, Spanish Club '46-'47, Red Cross '44-'45, Booster Club. CLARK, ADA Booster, Intramurals Volleyball '46, Basketball '47. CLARK, BARBARA ELSA Booster, Pre-Clinical '43-'44, New Comer's '43-'44, American Legion Award '44, Reg. Pres. '44-'45, Sec. '45-'46 '44-'46 '44-'45 '46-'47 Typist' 4 1 N.H.S. Chm. Scholarship Comm. '46-'47, Bowling Red Cross '43-'47, Girl Reserves '44-'45, Archery Spanish Sec. '45-'46, American Legion Pres. Lambda Sigma Alpha, City Pres. '45-'46, Star '46, Copy Girl '47, El Oroso, Cir. '45-'46, Adv. '46-'47, Asst. Ir. Ed. '45-'46, Sec. '46-'47, Forensic Sec. :S- Treas. '46-'47, Slogan Ribbons '45-'47, Runner-up Most Rep. Girl '47, Co-Chm., Flower, Motto G Colors Comm. '47. CLONINGER, IAMES CALVIN Booster Club, Football Letterman '46, R.O.T.C. '44- '47, American Legion Baseball State Champs '46. CURTIS, BETTY ELLEN Bowling Club '46-'47, Booster Club, Gauchos '44- '47, New Comer's Club '44, Girl's Chorus '46-'47. 444. , Bmw-is Qs mms ST Room Jxm. . -19474 COBB, GEORGE N.A.S.S. '46, Booster Club, Basketball, Letterman '46, Mgr. '47, Reg. Pres. '47. COCCIOLA, ED New Comer's Club '44-'45, Booster Club. COLE, DAVID CHARLES Booster Club, Intramurals Co-Capt. '45-'46, Latin Club '45-'46. COLISH, ETTA Booster Club, New Comer's Club '43-'44, Intra- murals, Volleyball Champs '45, Basketball Champs '46- '47, Spanish Club '45-'47, Orchestra '45-'46, Chorus '45- '46, Rnnner-up Senior Beauty '47, All-City Orchestra '47 CONDRON, BETTY IEAN Gauchos '44-'47, Lt. '45-'46, New Comer's Club '44, Bowling Club '44-'47, Cheerleader '46-'47, Booster Club Historian '47, Vodvil '44-'47, Style Show '45-'47, Star Rep. '45-'46, N.H.S. '46-'47, Reg. Sec. '46, Chorus '46-'47, Co-Chairman Cap and Gown Comm. COOK, DEONE MAXINE Booster Club, New Comer's Club '44, Intramurals, Baseball '44, Archery '44, Red Cross. COOK, DOROTHY LOU New Comer's Club '43-'44, Booster Club, Intra- murals Volleyball '45, Mgr. School Volleyball Team '46 CORRICK, WESLEY RAY Skating Club '47, Booster Club, R.O.T.C. Cpl. '44- '45, Sgt. '45-'46, CREE, CHARLES MALCOLM NAPIER Booster Club, Senior Play Comm. CROFT, EVELYN Booster Club, Vodvil '44-'47, New Comer's Club '44, Chorus, Intramural Baseball '46. DADISMAN, HELEN VIRGINIA Booster Club, New Comer's Club '44, Bowling Club V.-Pres. '47, Gauchos: Cpl. '46-'47, Sgt. '47, Most Co- operative Driller '46, N.H.S. '47. DAILY, BARBARA ANN Booster Club, Gauchos: Cpl. '45-'46, Reptr. '46, R.O.T.C. Lt. Col. Sponsor '47, Vodvil '46-'47, Dramatic Club '45-'46, New Comer's Club '45, Spanish Club '46- '47, Bowling Club '46-'47, El Oroso Cir. Staff '46, Cap and Gown Comm. '47. DANIEL, MARY LOU New Comer's Club '44, Booster Club, Intramurals Archery '45, Volleyball '44-'46, Basketball '44-'46, Baseball '44-'45, P. E. Class Leader '45. DARSEY, GEORGE M. Band '43-'47, Capt. '44, Letter '45-'47, Bowling Club '47, Booster Club, Chorus '46-'47, Reg. Pres. '47. DAVIDSON, BLANCI-IE Gauchos '45-'47, Booster Club, Reg. Sec. '45, DAVIDSON, SAMUEL IACK Booster Club, Chorus '46-'47, Dramatics '46, Slide Rule Club '46. DAVIS, IDELLE CAROL Booster Club, State Play '46, Dramatic Club Sec. '46, Intramural Volleyball '46, Basketball '46, Baseball '46 'SENIOR DEHAVEN, WILLIAM LYTLE Bowling Club '45-'47, Booster Club Cabinet '46- '47, Fire Patrol Capt. '46-'47, New Comer's Club '44- '4S, Chorus '46-'47, Reg. V.-Pres.'45-'45, Key Club Cand. DELANY, WILLIAM HARRY 46 Golf Letterman '46-'47, Booster Club, Bowling Club ' -'47. DEMECS, ROSEMARY Red Cross '45-'47, Booster Club, Intramurals, Vol- leyball '45-'46, Basketball Cpt. '47, Baseball, '46, Bowling Club '46, Gym Class Leader '46-'47, Skating Club '47, Senior Gift Comm. DICKENS, IOAN VIRGINIA Gauchos '44-'47, Booster Club, Bowling Club '46- '47. DICKSON, MARY LOUISE Intramurals: Archery '44, Basketball '44-'45, Base- ball '44-'47, Girl's Sports Ed. Star '45-'47, Ice-Skating Club '47, Archery Club Pres. '47, Inter, One-Act Play '46, Swimming Team '47, Booster Club, P. E. Squad leader '47, Archery Team '46-'47, Champion '46, DITTO, IERRY Booster Club, Ice Skating Club '47, Red Cross '47, New Comer's Club '45, Chorus '47. DORAN, DORA IEAN Booster Club, Star Re. '46, Chorus '46-'47, Senior Church Service Comm. DOYLE, BETTY Booster Club, Girls Basketball, Volleyball '46, Bowling Club '46, New Comer's Club '45. DRESI-IER, SUE DUBINSKI, MAURICE Booster Club, Latin Club '45-'45, New Comer's Club '44-'45, Intramural Football '46, Senior Church Service Comm. DUNBAR, HELEN MARIE Booster Club, New Comer's Club '44, Intramural Volleyball '45-'46, Basketball '47, Baseball '46, P. E. Class V.-Pres. '46. DURKEE, IACK American Legion Award '44, American Legion Club '44-'47, N.A.S.S. '45-'47, Vice-Pres. '47, N.H.S. Sec. 47, Booster Club, Cabinet '45-'47, Asst. Cash. '46, Fire Patrol Capt. '46, Asst. Battalion Chief '46-'47, Reg. Pres. '44, Basketball Letterman '44-'45, Football Letterman '45, Cheerleader '45-'47, El Oroso Cir. Staff '46, Class Night Usher '46, Bowling Club '46, New Comer's Club '44, Chorus '45-'47, Senior Class Night Comm., Runner-up Most Representative Boy '47. EASON, CLINT Star Reporter '46-'47, Reg. Pres. '45, V.-Pres. '45-'46, Football '45, Booster Club. ECI-IOM, SARAH EDWARDS, DEWEY CURTIS, IR. Booster Club Cabinet '46-'47, Reporter, Key Club Cand., Fire Patrol Capt. '46, Asst. Batt. Chief '47, Batt. Chief '47, Star Reporter '45, Boy's Sports Ed. '47, Senior Dance Comm. '47, Vodvil '47, Key Club Mem. '47. ELLIOTT, BETTY LOU Booster Club, New Comer's Club '44, Intramurals Volleyball '45-'46, Basketball '47, Baseball '45. EPI-IEN, MADGE 0 ENIORS-l947v WS if f my 015 ' 4 A X l f 1 it 7, EPSTEIN, IERRY Booster Club, New Comer's Club. EVANS, EDDY IO Booster Club, Red Cross '45-'46, Ice Skating Club '45-'47, New Comer's Club '45, Vodvil '46-'47, Chorus '46-'47, Gauchos Cpl. of Flags '45-'47. EVANS, MABEL LOUISE Booster Club, Gauchos ID6-BJ Sgt. '46-'47, New Comer's Club '44-'45, Pre-Clinical Club '44-'45, Red Cross Rep. '44, FETTERMAN, ROSEMARY KATHERINE Booster Club, Gauchos '45-'47, Girl's Chorus '45- '47, New Comer's Club '45, Class Night Comm. FERGUSON, ERNEST D. E. Club, Booster Club. FOLTZ, IOAN MARGARET Reg. Treas. '44, Sec. '45, Tennis Team '45-'46, Booster Club, Pre-Clinical Club V.-Pres. '44, Bowling Sl1ub15'44, Girl Reserves '43-'44, Gauchos '46-'47, Band FONTAINE, GRAHAM RUSSELL Booster Club. FOXCROFT, SUZANNE FRIEDMAN, IIMMY Booster Club, Chorus '45-'47, B Team Football '45-'46. - FRIZZELL, ROBERT H., IR. Booster Club Cabinet '45-'47, Key Club Member '45-'47, Fire Patrol, Capt. Asst. Batt. Chief, Lt. '46-'47, B.B.C. Special Award '46, Most Rep. Booster '46, R.O.T.C. Cpl. '45, SfSgt. '45, Manual of Arms Award '46, Znd Lt. '46, Major '46-'47, El Oroso Cir. Staff '47, Bowling Club '46-'47, Class Night Usher '46, Co-Chr. Invitation Comm. FROELICH, BOB P. Band '44-'47, Orchestra '44-'46, Bowling Club '47, Booster Club, Fire Patrol Capt. '47, Church Service Comm-. GABER, I. A. GABERT, RILDA Booster Club, Gauchos. GARRETT, LEONARD GARRISON, GWENDOLYN LESSIE Gauchos '44-'47, Bowling Club '45-'47, Booster Club, New Comer's Club '44-'45, Gir1's Chorus '45-'47. GAUGLER, IACK Football Mgr. '45-'46, N.A.S.S. Treas. '45-'47, Booster Club Cabinet '45-'46, New Comer's Club '45, Key Club Honorary Mention '45. GAYLE, IOYCE Booster Club, New Comer's Club '44-'45, Archery Club '44-'45, N.H.S. '46-'47, Spanish Club '45-'46, vSENIORS-19470 GELLER, IACOB ' Booster Club, Chorus '45, Spanish Club '46-'47, Tennis Team '46-'47, N.H.S. '47. GELMAN, ANN Booster, Reg. Sec. '45, Intramural Basketball 5. Volleyball '44-'47, City Contest Shorthand lst Place '46, Regional lst Place '46, State '46, P. E. Capt. '44-'47. GEORGE, PATRICIA ANN Gauchos Dir. Cir., and Adv. '44-47, N.H.S. '46-'47, Booster Herald '46, Bowling '45-'47, Spanish V.-Pres. '45- '47, Red Cross '44, Vodvil '46, New Comer's '44, Chorus '46-'47, Star Rep. '47, Cap and Gown Comm. GETZ, ELLEN Gauchos '46-'47, Booster, Forensic '46, Chorus. GETZ, MILTON GERALD Fire Patrol Capt. Spring '47, Booster Club, Debate Team '47, Forensic Society '47, Intramural Football '46, Volleyball '45, Slide Rlue '46, Band Capt, Fall '45, GEYE, VELMA IEANETTE Gauchos '44-'47, Best Bugler '46, D6-B Sec. '46, New Comer's Club '44-'45, Reg. Sec. '44. GEYER, DOROTHY LOUISE New Comer's Club '44-'45, Booster Club, Bowling Club '45-'46, Gauchos, Lt. '45-'46, Major '46-'47, Vodvil '45-'47, Carnival Princess '46, El Oroso Feature Ed. '47. GILES, ROBERT L. Booster Club, Vodvil '45-'46, Carnival Escort '46, Football '45, Senior Invitation Comm. GOOD, Cl-IARLENE CAROL New Comer's Club, Booster Club, Drama Club. GLASER, DANIEL C. Reg. Pres. '44-'45, V.-Pres. '45-'46, Spanish Club '45- '46, Slide Rule Club '45-'46, R.O.T.C. Cpl. '45-'46, New Comer's Club '44-'45, Booster Club. GOLDBERG, BEVERLY Booster Club, Spanish, Fall '46, Chorus '46-'47. GONZALEZ, GLORIA MARGARET Gauchos, lst Lt. '45-'46, Best Lt. Competitive Drill, All City D6-B '45, Booster Club, Vodvil, ABC Contest, Most Energetic '46, New Comer's '44, Spanish '46-'47. GRAVES, DICK Booster, Football B '46, Track '45-'46, Bowling '46- '47, R.O.T.C. Cpl. '45-'46, New Comer's '44-'45. GRAY, DONALD M. Booster Club, New Comer's Club '44-'45, Red Cross Rep. '44-'45, Bowling Club '44-'47, Spanish Club '45- '46, R.O.T.C. Sgt. '45-'46, Cap and Gown Comm. GRIFFIN, EDWIN PACE Football B '44-'45, Baseball City Champs '44, State Champs '46, Star '44-'46, Red Cross '45, Booster '45-'47, El Oroso Cir. Stall and Boy's Sports Ed. '46-'47, Fire Pa- trol Capt. '45-'46, Batt. Chief '47, New Comer's '44-'45, Vodvil '46-'47, Bowling '45-'46, Key '47, Co-Chr. Sr. Play Comm. '47. GRIGGS, BELLE BERAUD R.O.T.C. Sponsor '44-'45, Gauchos Lt. '45-'46, Sec. '46-'47, Booster, New Comer's '44-'45, Soph. Beauty '45, Iunior and Senior Runner-up '46-'47, Bowling '44-'45, ABC Contest '46, Girl Reserves '45, Pre-Clinical '44-'45, Runner-up Most Popular Girl, Spring Festival Princess '47, Vodvil '47. GROGIN, HAROLD LEE Latin Club '45-'46, R.O.T.C. Cpl. '44-'46, N.H.S. Rep. '46-'47, El Oroso Bus. Mgr. '46-'47, Adv. Stall '46,- '47, Cir. Mgr. '45-'46, Cir. Award '45, New Comer's '44- '45, Booster, Star '44-'45, Ir. Class. League '45-'46, Co- Chm. Sr. Picnic Comm. , V EL OKOS X 1 f' 'B' ,4 QA' till 0 ENIOR 't - .. A . '45 V -rss . A -947-X GRONNER, ALFRED MARCEL Latin Club '45-'46,' Fire Patrol Capt. Spring '47, Football '44-'45, Speech Declamation '45-'46, GULLETTE, TED HAGAN, CARL H. Football '45-'46, Basketball '45-'47, Baseball '45- '47, Booster Club Cabinet '45-'47, Key Club Member '47, N.A.S.S. '44-'47, Fire Patrol '45-'47. HALE, PATRICIA IEANNE Reg. Sec. '44, Booster Club, New Comer's Club '44-'45, Bowling Club '44, Basketball '47. HALE, PATSY RUTH D. E. Pres. '46-'47. HAND, BARBARA IEAN Booster Club, Chorus '46-'47. HANEY, TOMMY W. 4 R.O.T.C. Sgt. '45-'47, Booster Club, D. E. Club '45- ' 7. HANNA, ROBERT STANLEY Booster Club '45-'47, Spanish Club '46, Bowling Club '46-'47. HARDING, HERBERT HAMILTON Booster Club, Red Cross Rep. '45-'46, Fire Patrol Lt. '45-'47, Bowling Club '45-'46, Flower, Colors, and Motto Comm. HARPER, IONNIE IEAN' C N.H.S. '46-'47, Intramural Basketball '47, Booster lub. HARRIS, BETTY IEANNE N.H.S. '46-'47, Booster Club, New Comer's Club '44-'45, Band and Orchestra '44-'45, City Spelling Champ '45. HARRIS, CHARLIE Football '45, Basketball Letterman '45-'47, Booster Club, Bowling Club '45, Reg. Treas. '45, Track '45-'46, New Comers Club 45. HARRIS, MARY ANN Reg. Sec. '44, Treas. '45, Booster Club. HARRIS, SHERWIN N.H.S. '46-'47, Booster Club, Football '44-'45, Track '45-'47. HARRISON, BETTY Booster Club, New Comer's Club '44-'45, Pre- Clinical Club '45, Volleyball Team '46-'47, Intramurals Volleyball '44-'47, Baseball '45, Basketball '44-'47, Red Cross '44-'45, Art Club '44-'45. HENDERSON, FRANCES CAROL Gauchos CDGBJ '45-'47, Sgt. '46-'47, Booster Club, Flores Bonitas '45, El Oroso Typist '45-'47, Star Typist '45-'47, Girl's Chorus '45, Ice Skating Club '46-'47, I. Y. '47. HEYMAN, FREDY Latin Club '45-'46, Booster Club, Football Mgr. '48, Slide Rule Club '45-'46, New Comer's Club '44, Red Cross '45. SENIORS 1947. HIETT, MARILYNN MARTHA Gauchos '46-'47, Booster Club '45-'47, Archery Club '46-'47, Y-Teen Club '46-'47. HILL, CHARLES A. Booster Club, Spanish Club '45-'46, Orchestra '44- '46, Band '45-'46, New Comer's Club '44. HILL. IULIA ANN Booster Club, Song Booster '47, New Comer's Club '45, Spanish Club, Sec. and Treas. '46, Chorus Ac- companist '46, N.H.S. '46-'47, Orchestra '47, Gauchos '45, Intramurals Baseball '45. HILLMAN, EVELYN HINKLE, DOROTHY MARIE New Comer's Club '44-'45, Sec. '44, Red Cross Rep. '44-'45, Booster Club, Bowling Club '44-'47, Gauchos '44-'47, Treas. '45, Vodvil '46-'47, Chorus '46-'47, N.H.S. Treas. '46-'47, Co-Chr. Senior Gilt Comm. HOLIMAN, IUNE HOLLAND, IEANNINE Senior Picnic Comm. '47, Spring Festival Queen '47. HOLMES, CHARLES HOLLARND Red Cross Rep. '44-'45, Pres. '46-'47, Star Rep. '44- '47, Booster Club, Reg. Sec. and Treas. '47. HONERKAMP, ROBERT E. DANIEL Booster Club Cabinet '45-'46, Key Club Candidate '46, El Oroso Photo. '45, Reg. Sec. '44, Ice Skating Club '47, Ice Hockey Team Mgr. '47, R.O.T.C. Sgt. Major '45- '46, Red Cross Rep. '44-'46, Chorus '45-'47, Oratorio '45. HOROWITZ, SHIRLEY LOIS Gauchos '44-'47, Best Bugler '47, Booster Club, New Comer's Club '44-'45, Spanish Club '46-'47, Star Rptr. '45, N.H.S. '47. HOWARD, IEANIE HUGLY, HARRY WALTER Booster Club Cabinet '47, Reg. V.-Pres. '44A'45, Pres. '46, R.O.T.C. Cpl. '45, Latin Club '45-'46, El Oroso Senior Editor '46-'47, New Comer's Club '44-'45, N.H.S. Pres. '46, Slide Rule Club '45-'46, Iunior Classical League '45-'46, Flower, Motto and Colors Comm. '47. HUNT, PATSY RUTH Reg. V.-Pres. '45-'46, Booster Club, Ice Skating Club '46-'47, Gauchos IDGBD '45-'47. HUTCHINS, GERALD ISDALE, CHARLES IACKSON, IAMES LEONIDAS Booster Club, Spanish Club '45-'46, Bowling Club '46-'47, N.H.S. V.-Pres, '46-'47, Reg. V.-Pres. '47, Cap and Gown Comm. IACKSON, IUNE LUCIA Booster Club, Archery Club '46-'47, Chorus '46-'47. Y 'K gs -,i x K 1 Q l 9 579 A X 1 . '- 6? , J F w I. N ,,.. , 5, , -Y. If-, --. - J : , ' S 'SENlORS'194-7' IACKSON, MARY LOUISE American Legion Award '45, American Legion Club '45-'47, Booster Club, Intramurals Volleyball '45- '46, Basketball '45-'46, N.H.S. '47. IACOBSON, MARCUS Booster Club, New Comer's Club '44, N.H.S. '46-'47, Latin Club Pres. '45-'46. IEFFERIES, DOT El Oroso Artist '46-'47, Booster Club, New Comer's Club '44, Intramurals Baseball '44-'46, Basketball '44- '47, Volleyball Capt. '45-'46, City Champs '45-'46, High Point '46, Asst. Class Leader '46-'47, Team Capt. '45-'47, Ice Skating Club '46-'47. IOHNSON, IO ANN Gauchos CDQSBJ '45-'47, Best Drummer '47, Booster Club Iunior Capt. '46, Bowling Club '46, Vodvil '46-'47, Reg. Pres. '45, Sec. '47, Chorus '45-'47, New Comer's Club '45, Senior Picnic Comm. IONES, EDYTH Booster Club, New Comer's Club '44-'45, Girl Re- serves '44-'45, Intramurals '45-'47, Class Leader '45-'46. IUPIN, THERESA Booster Club, Gauchos, Archery Club, Y-Teen Club. KALMANS, BERNICE Booster Club, New Comer's Club '44, Gauchos '45-'47, Chorus '46, El Oroso Cir. Staff '46-'47, Spanish Club '45-'46. KEIM, IO Intramurals Basketball '46-'47, Booster Club, Span- ish Club '47. KENNEDY, CHARLES ROY Booster Club, Bowling Club '45-'47, Golf '45-'47. KERN, BETTYE Booster Club, Red Cross Rep. '45, Star Fashion Editor '46, New Comer's Club '45, KILEY, WALTER New Comer's Club '44-'45, Booster Club, Cabinet '45-'46, Bowling Club, Sec. '45, City Champs, Fire Patrol, Capt. '45-'46, Class Night Usher '45, Chorus '45-'46, Football B Team '44-'45, Basketball B Team '44-'45. KOEHLER, AGNES LOUISE Gauchos '44-'47, Cpl. '46, V.-Pres. '46, Red Cross Rep. '44-'46, Reg. V.-Pres. '44, Pres. '45, Adv. Spanish Pres. '46, N.H.S. '46-'47, Booster Club Chaplain '46-'47, New Comer's Club '44-'45, Co-Chairman Flowers, Motto, and Colors Comm. LAFFERTY, L. D. R.O.T.C. Cpl. '44-'46, Booster Club, Bowling Club '45-'47. LAWRENCE, RICHARD DAY New Comer's Club '44-'45, Booster Club, R.O.T.C. '44-'47, Red Cross '44-'46. LENNON, BETTY LEONARD, PATRICIA LOUISE Gauchos '44-'47. LEWIS, DELORES ANITA Gauchos Twirller Sgt. '45-'47, Star, Stardust Ed. '46, Booster Club. vSENIORS1947' LEWIS, GAIL Gauchos, Flag Bearer '45-'47, New Comer's Club '45, Booster Club, Ice Skating Club '47, Star '46, Reg. V.-Pres. '45, Pres. '46. LEWIS, MAURICE Booster Club, R.O.T.C. '4-4345, Spanish Club. LEWIS, MELVIN THOMAS Basketball B Team '45-'46, Tennis '46-'47, Booster Club, New Comer's Club '45, Intramurals Tennis '46- '47 LINDSEY, ROSAMAY New Comer's Club '44-'45, Booster Club, N,H.S. Pres. '47, Bowling Club, Spanish Class Pres. '46, Volley- ball Team, Co-Capt. '46, Intramurals, Baseball '45-'46, Volleyball, Basketball '46-'47, Senior Invitation Comm. LIPP, MELVIN LONG, IANICE MILDRED Gauchos, Flag Bearer '45-'47, New Comer's Club '45, Booster Club, Spanish Club '46-'47, Ice Skating Club '47, Star Rep. '46, Reg. Pres. '45, V.-Pres. '46. LOOMIS, GRETCHEN Gauchos '44-'47, Cpl, '47, Booster Club,New Com- er's Club '44-'45, Latin Club '45-'46, N.H.S. '46-'47, Red Cross Rep. '45, Bowling Club '46-'47, Chorus '46-'47. LOWELL, DAVID Football '46, Iunior Class Sec. and Treas. '46, Booster Club, N.A.S,S. '46-'47, N.I'l.S. '47, Class Night Comm. LUBEL, ELAINE BARBARA New Comer's Club '45, Booster Club, Intramurals, Baseball, Basketball, Volleyball, Capt, '46-'47, Tennis Team '45-'47, P. E. Class Leader '46, Volleyball Team, City Champs '45-'46, Spanish Club '46-'47, N.H,S. '47. LYON, GORDON TAFT, IR. Booster Club, Cabinet '45, Key Club Hon. Mention '45, Candidate '46, Fire Patrol '45-'47, Flores Bonitas Bus. Mgr. '45-'46, Ice Skating Club '45-'46, Bowling Club '46-'47, Football B Team '46, Class Night Usher '46. MACMAHON, IANICE SPINDLER Reg. Sec. '44-'47, Bowling Club Treas. '47, Gauchos, Cpl. '45-'46, Sgt. '46-'47, N.H.S. V.-Pres. '46, Essay Con- test, Znd Place '46, Booster Club, New Comer's Club '44-'45, Latin Club V.-Pres. '45-'46, El Oroso Adv. Staff '47, Co-Chr. Class Night Comm. MACNICOLL, IOYCE' Gauchos, 2nd Lt. '45, Major '46, Booster Club Cash. '46, Vodvil, Chorus '45-'46, Duchess in Carnival '46, N,l-l.S, '47, Class Night Comm., Most Popular Girl '47. MALONE, MARY AGNES Y-Teen Club, Treas. '46-'47, Booster Club. MALTZ, BETTY RAE Booster Club, Intramurals '46-'47, New Comer's Club '44-'45, Reg. V.-Pres. '45. MARKS, RICHARD EDWARD Booster Club, Cabinet '44-'47, Fire Capt. '45-'47, Key Club Candidate '46, Tennis, 2nd place Regional Meet, Capt. '45, Basketball '44-'46, Mgr. '47, All-State Baseball '46. MARKS, MARIANNE Booster Club, Spanish Club '47, Gauchos '45-'47, Color Guard '46-'47, MARTIN, HOWARD WILLIAM New Comer's Club, Pres. '44, Booster Club, Latin Club '45-'46, N.H.S. '46-'47, R.O.T.C. SfSgt. '46-'47, Star, Boy's Sports Writer '46-'47, Flower, Motto, and Colors Comm. 'SENIORS-1947. MARTIN, IOHN CHARLES Booster Club, Reg. Sec. '47, N.H.S, '47, MATI-IEWS, A. EARLYNE Booster Club. MATTERN, PATRICIA New Comer's Club '45, Booster Club, Vodvil '46, gauchos CDGBJ '45-'47, Reg. Sec. '45, Senior Dance omm. MAYBERRY, IIMMIE ALLAN New Comer's Club '44-'45, Gauchos '45-'46, Booster Club, Archery Club '46-'47, Spanish Club '46-'47, MAYER, NANCY LOU Booster Club, Latin Club Sec. '45-'46, Pres. '46-'47, N,H.S. Reporter '47, Gauchos '44-'46, New Comer's Club '44-'45, D.A.B. Good Citizenship Award '47, Flower, Motto, and Colors Comm. MCBRIDE, KATHERINE FAIRBAIRN Gauchos '45-'46, New Comer's Club '44-'45, Booster Club. MCCARTER, BLAIR Booster Club, Football '45. MCDANIEL, ADORA Red Cross Rep. '45, Ice Skating Club '45-'47, Boost- er Club, Bowling Club '46, New Comer's Club '44, Gauchos '44-'45. MCEACHERN, CHARLES EDWARD Booster Club, B.O.'I'.C. Cpl. '44-'46, MCGINNEY, LAMARR MCGLYNN, MARY Mol-IENRY, RICHARD Booster Club, Bowling Club '46-'47, MCLAURIN, BILLIE IUNE Booster Club, Band '43-'46, Spanish Club '43-'45, New Comer's Club, Orchestra '43-'45. MCNEAL, OLIVE MAY Booster Club, Soph. Asst. '44, Chiet '46, Gauchos, Cpl. '45, Sgt. '45-'46, MfSgt, '46-'47, Bowling Club Team Capt. '46, New Comer's Club, Dir. Adv. Stall, Adv. Award, El Oroso Activities Ed. '46-'47, Vodvil '45- '47, Girl's Chorus '45-'47, Reg. Sec, '44-'45, Treas. '45- '47, Cap and Gown Comm. MCNITT, NAOMI ROSAMOND New Comer's Club '45, Booster Club, Bowling Club '46-'47, Star. Sec. '45-'47, Gauchos '45-'47, Star Rep. '47, Spanish Club '46. MCWILLIAMS, NANCY IOE Beg. Pres. '44-'45, Sec. '45-'46, P. E. Class Leader '44-'46, Intramurals Baseball '46, Basketball '46, Cheer- leader '45-'47, El Oroso Girl's Sports Ed. '46-'47, New Comer's Club '44-'45, N,H.S. '46-'47, Senior Class Treas. '46-'47, Star Rep. '44-'45. ' MICK COLLEEN IANE Band '45-'46, Booster Club, New Comer's Club '45, Drama Club '46-'47, Chorus '46-'47. 'SENIIORS-19470 MILLER, CLARENCE MILLER, DAVID NORMAN New Comer's Club '44, Booster Club, ROTC. Sgt '44-'46, Star, Sports Ed. '46, Bowling Club '44, Red Cross '45, Senior Invitation Comm. MILLER, NONA MAE New Comer's: Club '45, Booster Club, Intramural Baseball, Volleyball, Capt. '46, '45-'46, Y-Teen Club '45, Red Cross '46, Intramural Basketball Capt. '46-'47. MILLS, RALPH CLAIR Booster Club, R OTC. '44-'46. MITCHELL, EARL DOUGLAS New Comer's Club '44, Booster Club, Reg. Pres. '45-'46, Bowling Club '46, Red Cross Rep. '44. MONCRIEF, RAPHAEL DOZIER, IR. Booster Club, Orchestra '43-'47, Band Drum Major '454'46, Reg Pres '44, Sec. '45, Treas. '44, Music Comp. Test Conducting lst Rating '46, Soloist Znd Rating '46. MOORE, TOMMY Booster Club, Bowling Club '47, MORRISON, GENE BRIEN Booster Club Cabinet '46-'47, Reg. Pres. '45, V.- Pres. '46, Chorus '46f'47, Eire Patrol Asst Batt. Chief '47, Bowling Club '45-'46, New Comer's Club '45, Senior Picnic Comm. MORROW, ANITA IO GauchostD5iBl '44-'47, Vodvil '46, Ice Skating Club '47, Bowling '45-'46, Booster Club '44 47, New Comer's Club '44, ABC Contest, Quietest '46. MUCASEY, LEON Night School Graduate MUELLER, KEN R.O.T.C. Sgt., SfSgt. '46, Capt. '46, Special Award '47, Booster Club Cabinet '45-'47, Key Club '45, Hon. Mention '45, Member '46, Band '44-'45, Bowling Club, Ice Skating Club, Fire Patrol Chief '46, Hockey Team '46-'47, MURRAY, IAMES PATRICK NAD, ADRAHAM Inters. Spelling Contest '46, Const. Contest '46, Orchestra Concert Mast. '46, Band '46, New Comer's Club '44-'45, Spanish Club '44, Booster Club. NATHAN, IOANNA Gauchos '45-'47, Latin Club, Treas. '46-'47, EI Oroso Cir. Stail '45-'47, Booster Club. NATHAN, NONA IANE Booster Club, Latin Club '46-'47. NEAS, GLORIA ANN New Comer's Club '44, Booster Club, Gauchos '45-'46, NEEL, NELDA Bowling Club '46-'47, Ice Skating Club '47, Intra- murals Basketball '47, Booster Club, N.I-I.S. '47, ..i..,l.-.QT EI oreso Sm- uq...-s-vm 453-fri Hvvtlmaslu A x.u-1x.qN- ' - ...W vSENI -l947v .EW NEW, GEORGE W. Star '45-47, Editor '47, Asst. Ed. '46, Rptr. '45, El Oroso Snapshot Ed. '46-'47, Booster Club, Flores Bonitas V,-Pres. '45, R.O.T.C. Sgt. '45, Reg. V,-Pres. '45, Vodvil '45-'46, Quill and Scroll '47, Co-Chr. Church Service Comm. '47, Red Cross Rep. '46, Bowling Club '46-'47, New Comer's Club '44, I.L.P.C, '47. NICHOLS, DOROTHY ELIZABETH Booster Club, Girl Reserves Rptr. '45, Ice Skating Club '46-'47, Red Cross '44, New Comer's Club '44-'45, Bowling Club '44. NICOSIA, RICHARD THOMAS Booster Club, Red Cross Rep. '46, Ice Skating Club '46. NILAND, TOM Booster Club, New Comer's Club '44. O'NEALL, HENRY CHARLES ROTC. lst Sgt., Ist Lt., Lt. Col. '45-'47, Fire Patrol Capt. '46-'47, Booster Club Cab. '46, Key Club '46, Red Cross Rep. '46-'47. O'OUINN, IOYCE ORR, BOBBIE IUNE Band '44-'47, Sec. and Treas. '46-'47, Booster Club, New Comer's Club '44. OSBURN, SYLVIA BETH Bowling Club '46-'47, Booster Club, Gauchos '46, NHS. '47, Chorus '46-'47. PASSMORE, FRANCES PATTEN, MARGARET ANN Booster Club '44-'47, Gauchos Cpl. '45, Sgt. '46, Bowling Club '45-'47, Red Cross Rep. '44-'45, Dramatics Club '45, New Comer's Club '45, PAUL, MELVIN New Comer's Club '45, Star Rep. '45, Rptr. '45, Feature Ed. '45, Editor '45-'46, Quill and Scroll Pres. '46, Spanish Club '45-'46, V.-Pres. '47, Debate Club '46, NHS, '46-'47, Booster Club, Senior Play Comm. PAYNE, IO YVONNE Gauchos '45-'47, Cpl. '47, Spanish Club '45-'46, Bowling Club '46-'47, Reg. Sec. '45-'46, Pres. '47, New Comer's Club '45, Booster Club. PEARSON, WILLIAM LEAR Booster Club, R.O.T.C. Sgt. '45-'47. PENNY, MARY SAM New Comer's Club '44-'45, Booster Club. PERRY, CHARLES PINKSTON, BILLY LOU New Comer's Club '44, Booster Club, Ice Skating Club '44, Gauchos '44-'47, POOLE, DENA Booster Club, New Comer's Club '45, Flores Bonitas Cir. Comm. '46, N.H.S. '46-'47, Reg. Sec. '45- '47 vSENIORS 194 PREWETT, BARBARA ANN Booster Club, New Comer's Club. PRINCE, ELVO Track Team '46, Booster Club. PROTZMAN, ELIZABETH Booster Club, Chorus '46'-47, Gauchos '45-'47, Bowling Club '464'47: Ice Skating Club '46-'47. RABON, WILMA IEANNE New Comer's Club '44-'45, Booster Club, Bowling Club 45346, Spanish Club '46-'47, Gauchos '44-'46, Cpl. '45-'46, Carnival Duchess '46, Chorus '47, Reg. V.-Pres. '45, El Oroso Cir. '46-'47. RADER, ROBERT NEWELL Basketball Mgr. '46, Track Mgr. '46, Booster Club Cabinet Asst Chiel '46, Key Club Cand. '46, Fire' Patrol Capt, Asst Batt, Chief '46-'47, Vodvil '45-'47, Reg Pres. '44, V.-Pres. '45. Dance Comm. '47. RADOVSKY, FRANK IAY Booster Club. RANDOLPH, GRETCHEN HARRIETTE Reg V.-Pres. 44345, Pres '45-'46, New Comer's Club '44-'45, Booster Club Soph. Asst '45, Cash. '45, Scribe '46, Senior Asst '46, NH S. '46-'47, Bowling Club '45-'46, Chorus '46-'47, R.O.T.C. Sponsor, Major '46-'47, Senior Dance Comm '47. RATNER, ESTELLE Vodvil '46, Booster Club, New Comer's Club '44, Intramurals Volleyball '46, Basketball '47, Red Cross Rep. '44. RAYLE, IOHNNY REYNOLDS, IO ANN Booster Club Senior Capt. '47, New Comer's Club '44-'45, Bowling Club '46-'47, Gauchos '44-'46, Cpl. '45- '46, Sgt. '46-'47, El Oroso Cir, '44-'45, Reg. V.-Pres. '45: Spanish Club '46-'47, N.H.S. '47. REYNOLDS, MARIAN LLOYDENE N.H.S. '45-'46, Intramurals Archery '45, Basketball '46, Baseball '46, Volleyball '46, Scholastic Art Award '4S. RICHARDS, EVANGELINE Band and Orchestra '44-'45, Intramurals Basket- ball '46-'47, Softball '46-'47, Volleyball '45-'46, New Comer's Club '44-'45, Booster Club, Reg. V.'Pres '47. ROBINS, MARNA N.H.S. '46-'47, Booster Club, Intramurals Basketball '46, Volleyball '46, New Comer's Club '44s'45, Red Cross Rep. '44. RUDY, ELLIS N.H.S. '46-'47, Band Treas. '46, Reg. V.-Pres. '45-'46. SADLER, IOYCE ELIZABETH V.-Pres. Soph. Class '44-'45, Booster Club Ir. Asst, '45-'46, Gauchos Sec. '45-'46, Reg. V.-Pres. '44-'45, Sec. '45-'46, Carnival Duchess '46, N.H.S. '46-'47, Chorus '45- '47, Bowling Club '46-'47, Cheerleader '46-'47, El Oroso Asst. Feature Ed. '47, Co-Chr. Invitation Comm. SAMARITAN, MARY ELIZABETH Bowling Club '46-'47, Ice Skating Club '46-'47, Ir. Red Cross Club '46, Booster Club, Chorus '46-'47. SAMPERI, SARAH FRANCES Booster Club, Red Cross '45, Girl Reserves '44, Ice Skating Club '44, New Comer's Club '44. SENIOR it 4 3 'IG 1 my f it att, se.: x t Q, igg, tw t 3 N335 MX 4' 'Y g i 3 si ' ' I ' ..,, Ura fl 5 4, - K Q . t' .,. .,. , . A .L ,E , . . ,.'.. ' . . .eu ' -.,. ' ' '1 Q , ..:: I 4 ' ' t ' Ashk ' 'ii 7 ffl .-::. 7' - ' ' Y . tx tl S-1947. SARGENT, DWAYNE LEE R.O.T.C., SfSgt. '45-'46, lst Lt. Fall '46, Inst. Spring '47, Rifle Team '46-'47, Reg. V.-Pres. Spring '45, Spring '47, Spanish Club '46-'47. SASLAVSKY, RITA MYRA Booster Club, Dramatic Club Rptr. '46, Bowling Club Summer '46. SAUTTER, ROSE MARIE Booster Club, New Comer's Club '44, Bowling glub X166-'47, Gauchos, Treas. '47, Reg. Treas. '44-'45, res. . SAWYER, PAULINE Booster Club, Mixed Chorus. SCHALIT, SALLY ROSE Booster Club, '46, New Comer's Club '45, Star Rep. '45-'46, Vodvil '46. SCHEMBRA, IRENE SCHIER, THOMAS KEITH Basketball '44-'47, Letterman '47, N.H.S. '46-'47, Booster Club Cabinet '46-'47, Reg. Pres. '45, Sec.-Treas. '47, Fire Patrol, Capt. '46-'47, Bowling.Club '46-'47, New Comer's Club, Reg. V.-Pres. '44, N.A.S.S. '47, Senior Dance Comm. '47. SCHIED, ERWIN SCHMIDT, FRED CARL Booster Club Cabinet '45-'46, Key Club Candidate '46-'47, Reg. Pres. '47, Fire Patrol '46-'47, Swimming Team '46-'47, Tennis Team '46, Bowling '47, R.O.T.C. '46-'47, Dance Comm. '47. SCHNEIDER, PATSY GAY Gauchos '44-'47, Lt. '45-'46, Capt. '46-'47, Comp. Drill '45, Dir. Ad. Stall '45, Ad. Award '45, Ad. Mgr. '46, Booster Club, Asst. Chief Booster '47, Spanish Club V.-Pres. '47, N.H.S., Bowling Club '44-'47, Carnival Princess '46, Vodvil '44-'47, Red Cross '44-'45, New Comer's Club '44-'45, Chorus '45-'47, ABC Contest '45. SCHNITZER, KENNETH LEE Booster Club Asst, Class Night Usher '46, Chief '46- '47, Cabinet '44-'47, Key Club Candidate '45, Fire Pa- trol Chief and Batt. Chief '45-'47, El Oroso Sports Ed. '45, Basketball Letterman '46-'47, Baseball '46, N.A.S.S. '46-'47, N.H.S. '45-'47, Vodvil '44-'47, Co-Chr. Dance Comm., State Baseball Champs '46, All-State Baseball '46, All City '46. SCHUMACHER, LEILA EDWARDS Booster Club, New Comer's Club '45, Baseball Intramurals '46. SCHWARTZBERG, HELEN SEEFELDT, IANE Booster Club Scribe '45, Gauchos '44-'47, R.O.T.C. Sponsor Capt. '46-'47, Bowling Club '45-'47, New Com- er's Club '44-'45, Vodvil '45, Chorus '45-'46, Red Cross '44, Dance Comm. SHAPIRO, THELMA New Comer's Club '44-'45, Pre-Clinical '44-'45, Intramurals Volleyball '44-'45, Gauchos '45-'47, Booster Club, Red Cross Rep. '45-'47, Star Rep. '44-'45, El Oroso Cir. Mgr. '46-'47, Asst. Mgr. '45-'46, Red Cross Rptr. '45-'46, Spanish Club '45-'46, Red Cross Rep., City Council Pub. Ch. '46-'47. Senior Play Comm. '47. SHAW, NELL EWING Booster Club, Bowling Club '46-'47, Gauchos '44-'47, Chorus '46-'47, New Comer's Club '44-'45, SI-IEINBERG, EDWARD Bowling Club V.-Pres. '46-'47, Baseball '46, Booster Club, Basketball B Team '46, Reg. Pres. '47, Cap and Gown Comm. .SENIORS-l947' SHERBERT, OLAN SIMPSON, NORMA IEAN Gauchos '44-'46, Booster Club, New Comer's Club '44-'45, Chorus '46-'47: Red Cross Rep. '46-'47. SKIPPER, CHARLES LEE Booster Club Cabinet '46-'47, Fire Patrol Capt. '46, Football '46, Track '46, R.O.T.C. lst Sgt. '45, Red Cross Rip. '45, New Comer's Club '44, Senior Play Comm. '4 SLOAN, HAROLD KEITH R.O.T.C. '45-'46, Booster Club. SLOANE, STORY IONES R.O.T.C. Sgt. '44-'46, Band '45, Bowling Club '45- '46, Star Photographer '45-'47, El Oroso Photographer '45-'47, Special Award '46, New Comer's Club '45, Booster Club Cabinet Rptr. '46-'47, School Service Award '46, Invitation Comm. '47, Carnival Prince. SMALLWOOD, ANNE Gauchos Sec. CDGBI '45, Sgt. '46-'47, Model Gaucho '46-'47, Booster Club Cash. '46, Senior Capt. '46, Chiel '47, Senior Invitation Comm. SMITH, BARNEY WOOD N.A.S.S. '45-'47, Cabinet '46-'47, Fire Patrol '46, Basketball Letterman '46-'47, Football Letterman '45-'46, Swimming Letterman '46, Reg. Pres. '44, Carnival '46, New Comer's Club '44, Red Cross Rep. '45, Senior Picnic Comm. '47, N.A.S.S. Treas. '47. SOMMERS, FRED ALBERT N.A.S.S. '44-'47, N.H.S. '46-'47, Treas. '47, Booster Club Cabinet '45-'47, Fire Patrol '45-'47, Basketball Let- terman '44-'47, Football Letterman '46, Track Letterman '46-'47, Vodvil '46-'47, Bowling Club '46-'47, New Com- er's Club '44, Co-Chr. Gilt Comm. '47. SONES, PEARL DEAN Booster Club, Chorus '46-'47, P. E. Class leader '47, P. E. Squad Capt. '46, Intramurals Softball, Volley- ball, Baseball '46-'47. SORELLE, HENRY Football, '44-'46, Track Letterman '46-'47, Booster Club Cabinet '44-'46, Asst. Scribe '47, Fire Patrol Capt. '46-'47, Reg. Pres. '44, V.-Pres. '47, Vodvil '46-'47, New Comer's Club '45, Chorus '46-'47, Class Night Usher '46, Carnival '46, Queen For A Day MC '47, Senior Dance Comm. SPECTER, DAVE IOEL Fire Patrol Lt, '47, Booster Club. STANLEY, MARY STARR, NANCY EDITH Booster Club, New Comer's Club '45, Bowling Club '46, Red Cross Rep. '45-'46, Gauchos '45-'46, Reg. Treas '45, Sec. '46. STEINBERG, RAE Flores Bonitas Pres. '46, Booster Club, Intramurals Volleyball, Baseball '46, Tennis Team '45-'46, Reg. Pres. '45. STEWART, NORMAN CARROLL Band Pres. '47, N.H.S. STILLMAN, ANN Spanish Club '46, N.H.S. '46-'47, Booster Club. STOGHILL, ETTA MAE C t 'ju A 59 J 'll PJ' ' 'li . ' it .,., Q , + .Q Y 4 ' 2 a ., 1... I , fs va -sl 1' ' W , 4 X- ' . ., :,. gage :-,' . - 1 . ' . -,: I . I ' ' . . - - - Ng, t S E N I O R S-l947- STOVALL, AUDREE New Comer's Club '44-'45, Booster Club '44-'47, Gauchos CDGBJ '46-'47. SULLIVAN, NOLEN TERK, DAVID BRUCE Booster Club '47, Hockey Team '47, Ice Skating Club '47, Star Rptr. '47. TILLER, OSCAR LYNN Booster Club. TIRADO, ALLEN TOLSON R.O.T.C. 2nd Lt. '45, Lt. Col. '46, Lt. Col. Instr. '46, Bowling Club '45-'46, Ice Skating Club '45-'46, Red Cross '42-'47, Dramatics Club V.-Pres. '45. TIRAS, LENORA ADELE Bowling Club '44g New Comer's Club '44, Booster Club, Gauchos QDGBJ '44-'46, All City DSB '44-'45, Sgt. '46, Chorus '45-'47, Cap and Gown Comm. '47, TURK, IACK TYLER, DAHLIA Booster Club, Intramurals Volleyball '45-'46, Basket- ball '45-'47, Softball '44, New Comer's Club '44, P. E. Class Leader '46-'47. UHLER, ROSEMARY Gauchos Capt. '46-'47, Lt. '44-'45, Booster Club, Vodvil '45-'46g Bowling Club '44-'45, Chorus '46-'47, El Oroso Gaucho Ed. '47g Dir. Cir. Asst. '46, Cir. Mgr. '47, Reg. Sec. '44-'47. VAN BUSKIRK, DAVID VAN EENENAAM, LOUIS Booster Club, R.O.T.C.g New Comer's Club. VELLECA, TERESA MARIE Bowling Club '46, Intramurals Basketball '45, Vol- leyball '45, Baseball '45, Gauchos '46-'47, Booster Club VERDERY, DOROTHY Gauchos '45-'47, Booster Club, Vodvil '-46. VITERA, HAZEL VITERA, RUTH WALKER, IAQUELINE New Comer's Club '44, Gauchos '44-'47, Cpl. '47, Booster Club '44-'47, Dir. Ad. Asst. '46-'47, Filing Asst. '46-'47, Reg. Treas. '46-'47, Pres. '47, Chorus '47, WARNER, PATRICIA ANNE Booster Club, Reg. V.-Pres. '44-'45, Chorus '45-'47, Gauchos '44-'45, Bowling Club '45-'46: Intramurals Basketball Capt. '45-'46, New Comer's Club '44-'45. vSENlORS-l947v WARREN, BOBBY IOE - WARRICK, MARY SUE Band '44-'47, Asst. Drum Major '45-'46, Drum Major '46A'47g Orchestra '464'47, Booster Club, Req. Sec. '44-'45, Runner-Up Soph. Beauty, New Comer's Club '44-'45. WAVRA, RUBY LEE Booster Club, Intramurals Archery '44, Volleyball '44-'46, Basketball '45-'46, Baseball '45-'46 WASHAM, IANICE ANNE Gauchos '46-'47, Booster Club '46f'47, Bowling Club '46-'47, WEBSTER, CONNOR Red Cross Rep. '44, R.O.T.C. SfSgt, '45, 2nd Lt. '47, WEEKS, MARY BETH Intramurals Volleyball Capt. '454'46, Baseball '45- '47, Basketball '45-'47, City Champ. Team '45, Booster Club, P. E. Asst. Class Leader '46, WEINGARTEN, TACK ARNOLD Basketball Special Award '45-'46, Track Mgr. '47, Vodvil '45-'47, Chorus '46-'47, Booster Club Cabinet '46-'47, Fire Patrol Lt. '44-'45, Capt. '45-'47, Class Night Usher '46, Bowling Club '45-'46, New Comer's Club '44-'45, El Oroso, Cir. Stalt '46, Church Comm. '47. WEISSBERGER, NORMA IOY Booster Club, Gauchos '44-'46, Chorus '47, Archery Club '46, Latin Club '44, WESLER, SHIRLEY FAYE Booster Club, Intramurals Volleyball '47, Basket- ball '47, Vodvil '44-'47, Star Rptr. '44, New Comer's Club '45, Red Cros Rep. '45-'46, Declamation Team '47, Reg. V.-Pres. '46-'47, WHITBREAD, BETTY IEAN Booster Club, Bowling Club, Intramurals: Baseball, Tennis, Basketball, Volleyball, New Comer's Club. WHITMORE, IOHN EDWIN R.O.T.C. '45-'46, Red Cross '46-'47. WIGGS, ALICIA Booster Club, Gauchos '46, WINBORN IRENE Gauchos '46-'47, N.H.S. '46-'47, Bowling Club '47, Chorus '46-'47, Booster Club '46-'47, Church Comm. '47 WINNER, ELOISE Gauchos: Treas. '46-'47, V.-Pres. '47, Bowling Club Sec. '47, All City Drum and Bugle '45, Booster Club, New Comer's Club '43, Vodvil '43-'47, Home Room Pres., Invitation Comm, '47, WOMACK, FRANK IESSE Basketball Letterman, All City '47, Capt, '47, Spec. Award '47, Booster Club, Scribe '45, Cash '46, Chiet '46, Cash '47, Vodvil '45-'47, Eire Patrol Battalion Chiet '46-'47, N.A.S.S. V.-Pres. '46, Pres. '47, Carnival Duke '46, N.H.S. '46-'47, Key Club Member '47, Iunior Class Pres. '46, Class Night Usher '46, Harvard Award '46, State Baseball Champs '46, Senior Dance Comm. Co- Ch. '47, Cheerleader '47, All-American Baseball '46, Most Representative Boy '47, Most Popular Boy '47. WOODFIN, DONOVAN MARSHALL R.O.'l'.C. Lt. '44-'47, Booster Club. WOOD, IACK Booster Club Chiet '47, Key Club Member '47, Fire Patrol: Capt. '46, Asst. Batt. Chiet '46, Batt. Chiet '47, Asst, Fire Chiet '47, El Oroso Cir. Stall '46-'47, ABC Contest Keen '46, Class Night Usher '46, Vodvil '46, M. C. Vodvill '47, New Comer's Club '44, Football Team '46, Track '46, Swimming '454'46, V.-Pres. Senior Class '47, Most Rep. 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Ratley, Margaret Reynolds, Alana Ritchie, lane Robertson, Nan Robertson, Nancy Rochelle, Carter Rosenberg, Adrian Rutledge, Dorothy Sadler, Alvin Samaritan, Evelyn Sanford, Ioyce Sartor, George Scarbrough, De Layn Scott, Atwood Scott, Carol Shaffer, Albert Shivers, Anna Paula Singer, lewel '1'tti ' .:.. ii. Smith Smith Srnith Smith, i Doris leanine Mary lane Mary Lou Ned Snowden, Pat Sonnen, Katherine Spaulding, Dolores Stanford, Patsy Stewart, Glenn Stockberger, Dixie Stokes, Carolyn Sutherland, Helen Sweatman, Katherine Tanner, Dick Terry, Martin Thacker, Betty Wayn Thompson, Beverly Thornton, Milton Tietze, Mae Delle Tranirnel, Marcus Treat, Victor Tuttle, Amber Uhlernan, Mary Uzick, Betty Van Norman, Russell Van Woriner, Shirley Vickers, Eva Beth Viser, Shirley Volpin, Alicia Walling, Ethel Weaver, Maureen Webster, Patty Weingarten, Betty Westfall, Betty White, Ella Rae Weiser, Buddy Whetsell, loe Wilson, Harriett Wistrand, Lila Yates, Ellen Yates, lohnny X S X i1f NX X S-i , 1.-...l. .... - X Aff? .f .f l - . Q RV X. ' 1 s E 1 N I AW 4 ..-.1 ,iii .-1 THE 1. - - . -- - X X S KU-1-LBS gi .. zgyefg HL: 1 Xikif? Q62 X-in w I Q? Q X af: Q ui lff'l'4y fqfffl -M067 f rnl,f'l'ff 3 I' we , ' fv t ,.,, ' wp. f . K f . , K f 6fU'1'1rf ., Mw1'r' 6941140 fill! 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X ,,,,.,..,,vWWf QHZQEM Q' 1 gfiw Qilxfi P ' , rv Q5 S YQ , X fi , , , s an f W V Nail? M f i f f 1 Axim wfUQMf ! f M My 9 34' ,1,J ,, Ay w V , f':! I fV-' Z7 4. N ff W wwf J 5 W M 'idfhfwyffffvszofl ' ' 35 Fw wa -,ij Y . K, 5 Q42?fjx iggfiQ9MMmm 5' QW NQKET5 - Q mayo A gzzgik l hgiyrg l- Xi .Q QM Zuffijglvyl fr fa ,fo iq FB ' .6 aa 5 N74 Vg, Q y H gf! 1' , fm -Q -AH 3' , 3 1, .. Q -I I I K :ggi ,sn E H I J I .. iii 1 A '- i f I. H , ..:q:,, 53 hx rt . I . ' I ' ' 'M' . C I A Q 5 il , S ' fy I if I I A if I '. GENE BURKE, CQ-editor VIRGINIA BARBER, Co-editor HAROLD GROGIN, Business Mana RI Co-editor .... ....., G ene Burke A 13 .-5 V MTM. .qmfl Gauchos, . . . . . . . .Rosemary Uhler Co-editor .......,,.. ..... V irginia Barber I B 5, K A R. O. T. C.. ..,. Robert Bradley Business Manager ,.... . , . .Harold Grogin I Q I t.. A . Activities .... .,.,. O live McNeal ., ., 'I' Secretary, ....... , ..,. ..... B arbara Clark ml 2 Boys' Sports .... ......... P ace Griffith Circulation Manager ........ Thelma Shapiro , 5Qj',j ' ii Girls' Sports .... ..... N ancy McWilliams 'F' rlil Assistant Circulation Manager. .Ianie Currlin I' ,.,.i jg It ti Artists ...... ..... G eorgia Calvert t'.. J-1 r - Advertising Manager ....... Olivette Preston ., .ggi Dol lefferles Assistant Advertising Manager. . .Connie Reid Robert Bradley Senior Editor ..,.....,...., ...Harry Hugly STORY SLOANE, Photographer Peggy Atkinson Iunior Editor .....,,.... Carrie Moore - Typist ....... .... F rances Henderson Assistant Iunior Editor .... ..... I anet Giles Photographer ..... ..... S tory Sloane Sophomore Editor ...... Betty Iackson Snapshots... ..,.. George New Features ..,..... xi 435 09 'Va rf It l CL I . Dorothy Geyer EL OROSC STAFF ev Iane Kyburz WRPCH I, AND I 5AlD.,. f It . . f 1 I A , mx f 5 iii -fiifflw , t till - M 44' fu 3, f- HI Y ,- q 4 .A X ii . THELMA SHAPIRO Circulation Manager 1 I HRV f' Q xxx -APRW 3X 4 ,. MARCH - i Lf. fl A U 1EBRUARy - ' Q I ' J .Wi 'Gif owy ,r CONNIE REID, OLIVETTE PRESTON Advertising ii Q1 iii in X 1 I N HQ 7 cj fl it SPANISH CLUB Left to right: BILL BURROUGI-IS, Program Chairman, MARTY REEVES, Sec'y-Treas., SUE MARIE LARSEN, Presi- dent, Inot picturedl, GAY SCHNEIDER, Vice-Presb dent. The Spanish Club has a twofold aim: To provide a pleasant means ot increasing the knowledge ot Spanish ot its members, and to teach them to be Good Neighbors by de- veloping a deeper understanding and truer appreciation ot the culture of the Spanish- American republics. Group picture. GEORGE IARBOE, Vice-President, NANCY MOR ROW, President, BETTY ANN IOHNSON S9C1Y- Treas, DEAN HILL, Program Chairman. NANCY MAYER, President LATIN X X. fl CLUB X' st s,--X I-Milk, n Vining x GENE BURKE, Vice-President if Organized last year, the Latin Club under the sponsorship of Miss Steed, strives to create a greater interest in Latin and a bet- ter understanding of the language and its people. This club is affiliated with the I u ri i o r Classical League, a national organ- ization. IOANNA NATHAN, Secretary CHARLES HOLMES, President IUNE COLLINS, Vice-President HELEN GIBSON, Secretary-Treasurer RED CROSS Y l' , Jill l 1 . N H I 4.4.-' A W , ' r 'kp h I .9 f pf Ql- l l if X-X.N,X.-,. 21512 The Red Cross Club ot San Iacinto was very active this yea.r in the production of gift boxes to be sent overseas and menu cov- ers tor the various holidays tor the use ot the army and navy hos- pitals and at sea. lt also provided funds for a Christmas tree and decorations to cheer the men at the Naval Hospital. The Red Cross Club has Worked hard to make this a big year. PAT LIST, Managing Editor S GEORGE NEW, Editor-in-Chief A MARVIN KAPLAN, Copy Editor ! X f N oqi N KKK it lil A fl' f EE' X 1 l 0 -v g-2 Having a big time hustling ads, hashing and rehashing news reports, sallying forth to Mr. Scadino's disseminating oodles of information for the students and faculty of Ye Olde San Iacinto, all these made for a year of real Work, happy Work, for the Star Staff of '46-'47. fi . fi? A qs? x K N! 5 Lu J R 'Y 5 -X tl '11 De' r-' . t If FRANK WOMACK ............., Chief Booster C . , -, . ',',. 'L,.A 3. ,5,.' L f f'i'7 'l 2L- i L ,L IL' 'LK' f 'LL RUSSELL HAGENS ,..,.. Ccxsh Booster ROBERT RADER .... Asst. Chief Booster HAROLD CURRLIN .... ' IACK DURKEE ,.,, ...... A ss't. Cash .I 5' Nur MRS. MCGINNIS.. .... Club Sponsor .........Scr1be -MTA Ye -535 g 5. A f orr 1 f s srr . . ' ,,-, FRED SOMMERS. ..... Ass't. Scribe BOBBY FRIZZELL. . . . .... Special Awcxrd SPRING ,fX f eff, f ' j tl I ' L ' 'NEI' S A f f ' ff Wt E lv Cf! .fills aff- at 2 IACKIE WOOD, Chiel Booster ll -J FRANK WOMACK, Cash Booster KENNETH SCHNITZER, Ass't. chief Booster DUCKY MUSSLEWHITEI Scribe BOYS' BOOSTER CLUB we .1 ,ts ., 'fl QYYI A k -.N S, 41.4 .x .K The Boys' Booster Club is one of the largest and most active clubs in the school. During the year ot 1946-1947 the club lived up to its high standards ol service and served faith- fully the objectives ot the club. Courtesy, scholarship, loyalty to school, home, and country. No small credit is due to the line sponsor, Mrs. McGinnis, who has been an able and interested leader tor many years. Important, too, in the organization of the club is the fine work that has been turned out by two ol the best Chief Boosters the club has known in many years. -Y-.-,,g5.,txQ x 2: . goo, J-'ve-or-'i2?,x 5 it - Wi-'ii- 'a, ,.,,+ ' 'r X 1. 15, ta Je N -ins' ,E 'io . sf- xi 32 . PACE GRIFFIN, ASSY- Cash HENRY SORELLE, Ass't. soribo KEN MUELLER, Special Award IACKIE WOOD, Most Representative Booster ELG? f 'X tif Bobby Frizzell , f.. 21' ' 4 6? r 1 'xl I IW ,4-'-1 7 N X : '-':2' . KEYS MADE? 552 li ,,Z' 33 R1 , J' E- Q, ' . ' ,,.1 , , f n wut' , f'l2,- K Y x -kim N W U On xi I iwl, .1 'E L W KEN MUELLER KENNETH SCHNITZER The Fire Patrol is a service club oi Scm Iacinto indirectly under the super- vision of Houston Fire Department. Its purpose is to be ready in any emer- gency to get the faculty and the stu- dents safely out of the building in as orderly a manner as possible. Last year San Iacinto won the highest rec- ognition possible ior a senior high school. Or ,Q QQbcn C' WW Q, Xavtq xl Bvgsldiuflf 6? CURTIS EDWARDS T a y W get ... Q U J FRANK WOMACK RUSSELL HAGENS 'W ', 61859 Q V515 BETTY IEAN CONDRON : C: FRANK WOMACK N I5 Cl 0 ' f CI-IEEE LEADERS HAROLD CURRLIN Chief R f' NANCY MCWILLIAMS gf IACK DURKEE ki IOYCE SADLER DQ The Cheerleaders of 1946-1947, through their tireless effort in backing our teams, did much to keep the morale of the boys at a high level. They performed ohne' mb wall, and to them we now sav Thanks. BAND t I FFXXW at 9 to f i .,-,.W-fz, ORCHESTRA BAND The San Iacinto band, under the leadership of Mr. Hajovsky, is one of the most outstanding cmd dependable organizations in the school. This group is interested not only in learning the fundamental of music, but in presenting enter- taining programs to the student body. 3 SUE t WARRICK ORCHESTRA Although small in size, the San Iacinto High School Orchestra is a very talented body. t Through hard work and diligent practice, they have attained a reputation for their orchestral ability. - F J L L V D 'L T-'TQ I' TED GULLETTE EDDIE SHEINBERG President B S, B G C vice-President IIMMY CARROLL RALPH RAGSDALE Secretary MR, ALSUP Treasurer This club, under the sponsor- ship of Mr. Alsup, one of the most enthusiastic bowlers in the city, meets every Tuesday. Because ot the popularity ot the sport in school, the club has I K Gy continually grown to its present size. This year the team is en- tered in the American High School Telegraphic Tourna- ment, with high hopes. .Z f Tl li h l X , 14 TXQXQ GIRLS BGWLIN CLUB ' ci GEORGIA CALVERT President HELEN DADISMAN Vice-President ELOISE WINNER Secretary This year, because of the popularity of bowling as CI sport, it was impossible for both boys and girls to bowl in the same leagueg therefore, the girls had to have a club of their own. Under the able sponsorship of Miss Arnold and with competent officers the club has had a very successful year. The club placed two teams in the American Bowling Congress' Telegraphic ourna men jng. T t, f 4-' . - V W? V,f .' ,J 1 -L J I ,,. I N ' I IANICE MacMAI-ION Treasurer , 1 . f, '64 4? g 5 -in FT -. ,', 'HI' K. fl: X X. . Q I Mt ,o, D, fy 'iwe' ' xx 5 I Lf x f ' f :?' 1x X Q M .xr : 'ilu J? l' , J' '-. ' MISS IEAN ARNOLD Club Snonsor 31710 GCDLDEKMQQPG gif i A A r,... .A ' an f in L l Miss Arnold V N Y if' 5 4 P' Sponsor Y .,,s'A .1H ' . S s Y sw K N ' Q Virginia Barber P Q Agnes Kflehlel' P,9Sidenl..'45.'47 llice-President-'46-'47 I X7 Rosemc: r y Uhl 1 -f Drill cqplfrin-'4347 - - ' ' K A 15 ' ' -...AQ Mcxry Bullock President-'47 .ri X. i Belle Griggs Drill Secretory-'45-'47 X i ir 5 . . l' N lone McLachlan Drill Secretary-'47 Rosie Soutter Eloise Winner Vice-President-'47 Q' - i 5 ln mr A-ul 'I P L rs .K at 'il f l W' 1 X l ii , Velma Geye 15 B. Secreiclry-'45-'47 . A . y fx . Q X Iodie Slcmclilf 6: B. Secretory-'47 Angie Bozon Gay Schneider Drill Captain-'45-'47 Iclckie Knolle Dr. G B. Captain-447 . ,,,g, x 1. . fi ll . Connie, Reid Drill Lt.-'46-'47 Drill Secretory-'47 Dr- G B4 Secretory-'47 4 Ell Y t gbigigd XQ Repiarrterigz , IA Lux nlxf-1+.f'42x Wu i - '11, Dorothy Geyer Drill Moior-'46-'47 f' .s rl Toni Shimecll Drill MGfOT-'47 73' 'T ll Marty Reeves Drill Cuplclin--'47 , , , ,Q 9 if-' , Marie Dinkins Drill Lt.-'46-'47 AUCHGS Ioyce MocNicoll Dr. 6: B. Major-'46-'47 6' 45 X9 Elm Norma Morrow Dr. 6. B. Major-'47 4 ., ui Rusty Roy Drill Captain-347 in 1 Wanda Proctor Drill LT.-'47-'48 -. 7: Q Wy ' i K 'Q ig -. , V Q x G xi ..- .5- .Aa A. ,Q .1 A M R I .Q ti Q 3 W r D IG51edBLahz?f16 ,47 Sue Merrie Larsen rum n L- ' Bugle 2nd Lt.-446347 Nil' v 5 N xl A-'7 W Z- D4-A, I ',....T'f TWIRLERS FLAGS II ii :QI DRUM G BUGLE MILITARY OFFICERS DRILL MILITARY OFFICERS if' I g ,H 'VI isutw-. 4 N Q +A' .1 ' nu.. ,I . Ng . . I W ihvff '- I H ' BUGLES I, E 6,1 G t,w F-,ax E LD 1-J , 1 -Lg I , f ' I I K DRUMS J5 L f f cs A Q 0 fu CTN fy? X X C' 5, 1 4 Q PM 'Mp 'O v 6 Gy 'SL R. 1757 Lx ff . ey A F Q E525 COMPANY B A LT' BETTY BROWN A L 'fa' ,, A, f Q - , A A , ' Y R ii ' ui H ii u 5 , COM O A COMPANY F LT. BEVERLY THOMPSON LT. ANNE GAMMILL COMPANY D LT. INGA EICHENBERG COMPANY A LT. IOYCE PRICE W I J H , if jf? W OW 'Q 5 Q COMPANY E .O QLXKXW LT. MARY MORRISON M Av if 3 1 f H -A lid i Y V ,,. ,I -vv 1 ,A 4 ,,.. 5 lain. K I If I I . ' ,, X ' ,+- Q ,. '. 9 95 Eh 5. 4, fix? '19, - N.. A ,.,,f. j1,, .1 'U ,, ,W- 4 kv 'P ' ' Q n'I A, Y p -'-PT ' B Q- 'Lvl' ...., -- x' .. -I: A J -- -W- ,J .e ag- in ,ff I'-M W I, liqy 49' if .. . , 3 'LL MLB-Qs? nf' in in ,g If Q '-,fi Q Q1 v'x QB'-Q 5? 4. 1z.i!s-Th e rfb qi- of with X Fo 01,62 '.-, l iq F14 w Q11 s d .soggy EDWIN BLACK ur 0' KX 'h N it 4 , ,,., f a,, s 1? 086,157,840 'Vfc . Q' 'N . N , i- DEBATE CLUB The San Iacinto Forensic Society is com- posed of those top-flight participants in con- test speaking who have represented the school in tournaments and contests through- out the Southwest. The speech team, com- posed ot declaimers, and extemporaneous speakers, has competed in tournaments at Baylor University in Waco, Byrd High School of Shreveport, Reagan High ot Houston, Woodrow Wilson High ol Dallas, and the City meets here at San Iacinto. They have achieved an enviable record for themselves and have earned an excellent reputation in this part ol the country. This year's speech team was the iirst San lacinto has produced in three seasons, but they have already set an example for future teams and have helped establish San Iacinto as one ol the finest speech departments in Houston. Members are: Edwin Black, Robert Blumen- thal, Barbara Clark, Melvin Schwartz, New- ton Schwartz, Erwin Schild, Norman Black, Milton Getz, Dorothy Alexander, Iamie Acker. K 'Q f H Xx -5 i AQWTJYA YXCYGA L 'VL ihxxicll GB A Y- 00 LBC ks ' kflx eg Q3 GRETCHEN RANDOLPH Asst. Chief Booster OLIVE MAY MCNEAL Chief Booster FALL p t ss ibe if ANN SMALLWOOD Senior Captain GIRLS' BOOSTER CLUB CARRIE MOORE Iunior Asst. IACKIE KNOLL1-3 Iunior Captain IANIE CURRLIN Sophomore Asst. OLIVETTE PRESTON Sophomore Captain K ' m .lx 5 F ri P 332 fkifx ive Ox 7? CT 055 NM y 911 Qi IOYCE MacNICOLL Cash Booster n BEVERLY THOMPSON Scribe Booster AGNES KOEHLER Chaplain I' W TF? f 3 f X I F E5 so EWU ft , . ft Jtjf ltfo 6 ANN SM Q All QM TT E taxi? CTS KM . SPRING GAY SCHNEIDER IO ANN REYNOLDS CARRIE MOORE Asst. Chi l B ' ' GIRLS' BOOSTER CLUB 1- 4 pm EDWARDS NORMA MORROW Iunior Asst. Iunior Captain TONI SHIMEALL Scribe Booster The Girls' Booster Club is a club for all girls. This year there were 575 mem- bers of the group. The Girls' Booster Club can never be too big. lt is a service club rendering service to our school and to our girls. Each year We have a Style Show to raise money for the club. During the year we have dances, a spring luncheon, and interesting meetings. This club is for every girl who is interested in her school. MISS DAVIE Club Sponsor vfx xv nnnmvn ...nn ..A..-.,.- IANICE MQCMAHON, IANE BALTZER, HARRY HUGLEY, DOROTHY HINKLE. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The purpose of the National Honor Society as stated in its constitution is to create an enthusiasm for scholar- ship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote leadership, and to develop character in the students of American secondary schools . The San Iacinto chapter emphasizes the spirit oi good citizenship in all activities, most important of Which is the annual awarding ot a S100 scholarship to a worthy graduating member. By recognition of the superior qualities to which each mem- ber pledges himself, the Society strives to bring merit and honor to the boys and girls of San Iacinto. f IACK DURKEE, IIM IACKSON, ROSAMAY LINDSAY, FRED SOMMERS. i m. f, .str .,.. . 1m1.Qmw1w i i it , ry S5 B L c G COW B 0 Miss Ron wharf! Clark AMERICAN LECICN ow ff- lwfv UW? is 'N R 4 ,.- g xi ' x 'It - fx -I A 'Phe 90066 X L -t I xg.- NOC . je X X Ovxf JV 1 at -1906 WX CO0 Students who have been chosen lrom the lunior high school graduates lor their out' standing qualities ol leadership, scholarship, character, and service make up the American Leqion Club The chiel purpose of the club is to keep alive in San Iacinto C1 spirit ol patriotism and devotion to those ideals lor which our brave American youth have louglit and died. Ono assscmbly program is given each se- mester with members ol the American Legion participating These programs are usually given on Armistice Day and on Memorial Day, Through our president, Barbara Clark, wc have cooperated with the other American Legion clubs ol the city and have en1oyed the annual spring dance given by American Legion Post 52 Miss Collier, sponsor ol this organization, has worked diligently during this year to further the character and personality ol its members Since she herself is an example ol all those traits found in an American Legion winner she is the ideal sponsor oi the club. Ollicers ol the 1945-1947 term include Bar- bara Clark, Presidentg Olivette Preston, Vice President, lrvinq Strauss, Secretary, Stanley Xivixrivrinan, Treasurer. 2 3' b y K. 51. y :lr Q fri ' xx 4 A ' Marvin Baron Angie Brgmch I' x ft ' so 1 A ' f Carl l0hnSOn Dorofh Y Mc Neill fvof 'bo f . SQQ A y 00519 C S ix . N 1 qu-in f O .Z an S Q. NATIGNAL ATHLETIC SCHOLARSHIP The National Athletic Scholarship Society, sponsored by Mr. Freeman, is one of two Hous- ton chapters. To become a member of this or- ganization a boy must meet the following requirements: he must have earned a letter in athletics, he must maintain an equal or higher grade average than the grade average of the school for three previous semesters, he must be the highest type of citizen and sportsman. The club has about twenty members at the present time. SGCIETY ,- My ii ag' v X ..., W K-VKX ' , t '-l W X lflf EP rem- gf A Itlwglfl ,Q Q i,,:,,.ff 'td N ics X X ,M Q CI-ICDRUS AN D APPRECIATIQN L the i It is the aim of the Chorus and Appreciation course to offer to every student the broadening influence of a funda- mental knowledge of music. 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The San Iacinto Golden Bears opened their season in Beaumont against the South Park Greenies, in which hard-fought contest they suf- fered a 12-0 defeat. The San Iacs threatened several times, but just couldn't get through. The new fast-moving T formation that the Bruins just adopted this season didn't click as well as Mr. Driscoll had hoped in this first game, The Golden Bruins met the crushing Thomas Iefferson Mustangs in the beautiful Alamo Staf dium in San Antonio, where the Ponies ran Wild for three quarters before the Bears started growling. At this juncture, the Bruin line began to move forward like a farmer going to town on Saturday. The San Iacinto gridsters reeled off two long marches with Breckinridge and Howard scoring. The two South End tallies set off the big forty-four points that the Mustangs had already chalked up, the game ending with a final score of 44-13. The Royal Purples of Beaumont journeyed to Houston to give the Golden South Enders a 7-U beating. In a rough, hard-fought battle, the San lacinto chargers proved to the Beaumont boys that the old bear could still fight. The Bruins played fair football, keeping the Purples on their toes every minute of the game to pre- vent an ever potential Bruin score. In our first district game, our fighting, growl- ing bears just about de-feathered the Lamar war bonnet. The Redskins had to hold on to their scalps, because they almost lost them. ln a thrilling gridiron battle, in which the Bears surprised everyone but themselves, the Bruins grabbed an early lead that almost won the game for them. The Lamar tribe recovered from i it fj lid the South End tally, and went on the warpath to the tune of a 20-'l2 win. Bernard Vise made both touchdowns, one of them on a dazzling kickoff gallop. The big herd of Golden Buffaloes from Milby trampled the San lacinto eleven for a 21-6 win, The line bucks and end runs that the South End bunch attempted just couldn't seem to penetrate the big Milby wall. Late in the game, the San lacinto offense started clicking, and Vise scooted over for a tally. The Bruins fought hard, but the Buffs held them down to one six-pointer, The San Iacinto gang edged over Austin High School for a 7-6 win. Fred Sommers and his size fourteen educated toe won the game for the Bears. Russell Fox Howard dashed across the goal line for the South-Enders, and Sommers sent the ball through the uprights for the conversion. The game was a hard-fought battle for the Bruins, who contemplated an eas- ier fight from the Ponies. The Golden Bears went wild with joy after this game, as it was their first win of the season. Sam Houston's Tigers suffered a l3-7 defeat at the hands of the South End bunch. This game contributed another win to the Bruins slate. The set-to was scrappy and exciting, and the Sam Houston team took a pounding from the Bruin forward wall, Big, bulldozing Barney Smith was a stand-out in the San Iacinto forward wall. Iohn Rock Breckinridge zipped over for one score, and Russell Howard, high-stepping back, bounced over for the other, Spirited Iackie Dea- ver was the chief ground-gainer for the Bears. The Ieff Davis Panthers met the South End team with high spirits and colors flying, how- ever, they went home yelling Uncle, The Panthers took a 7-0 defeat from the Golden -- elle X X-J off! iii Bears. Davis had expected to win the match, but they thought differently after the starting whistle. The game was a hard fought battle, as the teams looked pretty evenly matched. Fleet, ver- satile Tuxedo lack Deaver pranced merrily over for the tally. Sommers booted it over for the conversion.This was the end of the scoring, as the hard-hustling Bruin line saw that Davis didn't threaten again. In what sports writers termed the most thrilling game ever played in Houston Public School Stadium, San Iacinto dealt Reagan a 19-13 defeat. This game was action packed all the way through, and it featured the Bruin for- ward wall with all its fight and courage in this great gridiron battle. The South End tallies were made by Bernard Vise, bone-crushing all-city back, Russell Howard, and Russell Dopey Hagens, who tore through the Reagan line to block a punt and cover it for a score. Perhaps the most exciting part of the game was a tackle by lack Deaver. Bobby Iones, wing footed all- city back from Reagan, broke loose for what looked like a touchdown gallop, when Iack Deaver rocketed up from behind to knock him out on the three-yard marker, and only seconds remained. The great Bear line held on, and shattered Reagan's hopes in what was truly a great game for both teams. The South Enders fresh from their game with Reagan, met the Saint Thomas Eagles. The Bruins, heavy favorites for the game, contem- plated giving the Eagles a poundingg however, it was the other way around. In a game that disappointed both spectators and te-am, Saint Thomas whipped San lacinto l2-6. It looked as if it would be the Eagles' game all the way, but on a fine pass from Deaver, lohn McKenzie scored for the Bears. BERNARD VISE--Bernard, a two year letterman, ripped up the turf in several Bruin clashes. His hard, bone-crushing style of running earn- ed him a berth on the All-City team. IACK DEAVEH-lackie, slim, tall, hustler, was the hero of the Davis and Reagan games. One of our best defensive backs, he was ci fine run-. ner, passer, and receiver. Iackie proved himself versatile by playing all four backfield positions. nn 0 WSW' 1? , fn 7 RUSSELL HOWARD-Russell was most consistent in his season's play, A rugged runner and blocker, his performance against South Park was outstanding. BILL RANKIN-Bill was man under the T5 he was a slick ball handler and a dependable passer. Bill figur- ed greatly in San Iacinto's offense, and his field-generalship proved anmmendable. 'L' QQ l Wu? IOHN BRECKINRIDGE-Breck, was very fast and was a fine safety man. His sincere spirit earned him the reputation of being the hardest hustler on the team, 'LLY BEEM-Billy got his first ward this year for his job as a ingman in the Bruin line. Billy's never say die attitude enabled m to make impossible tackles. are's wishing you a fine season 'xt year, Billy. FRED SOMMERS--Big, tall, and spir- ited, Fred was a tireless player. Probably our best end on defense, hc was also a fine pass receiver. IOHN MCKENZIE-War-wise Iohn was always dependable, earning his third letter this year. His continued hustle won him admiration well de- served. He was the only man to score against St. Thomas, this being on a fifty-yard pass from Deaver, I . It ., bl 's'1 L'R '41 L9 , , g -in fx f '7 is 'Y Q5 IAMES CLONINGER-Iames proved himself an invaluable man by his inspiring line play. Always depend- able, he hustled every minute he played. Iames will be back next year to hold down a tackle position. RICHARD SCEARCE-Richard was a sixty-minute man in every game. He earned his second letter by his mar- velous line performance and excel- lent punting. He also made all-city. sb if , 6 . ,, QQ ' g TOM HOOPER-A Rock of Gibral- L l X KQ V tar against Davis and Reagan, X, 'HQV 4 fighting Tommy showed his team mates some real spirit and effort. 9... xy ' A Rugged and aggressive, Hooper was ,Nr A 7, A a killer on defense. .F siii to ff fiff it 4 te .'t' CLARENCE MUSSELWHITE-Duckey iffq Q played his first sixty-minute game .Q , 3 'f i l Q I against Reagan. Not only did he hold s ig' 23.2 down his position, but he played a whale of a game, Noted for his su- A.'f ' -Q - tg ., preme efforts in practice as well as in games, he received his first letter. if A real threat next year, at .. L L' is many plays before they got started, . A A 7 , . Ai' tt 2, t- - 9. 'w gt J s N' ssh he it do L g . ,,,. . K .Q zfs 1 Qgtff ' ti. . . f ig 2 .ftp . + it 's : t i X fre:-is t 'vp -fit ' .cw A . tif -- . . . D Q gw. , K, .. , I ills X .. ' t -it K' ' iffy ffl? ' 1' ,egg s i. 1 X Jigggfwag.. wg. .. V. U . Q -'Q lfw i' .' ..,. 1 xi' - Q if' Vg' I - y, q,.i?.4. ttst is VW --...2ffr'C' P,fz Y : fi rss.. 4 at M4 ' ' Q s? M CHARLES STEWART- Chile let- tered again this year to add cr sec- 3 H it Q? My W ond stripe on his sweater. A terrific NWN 2 blocker and tackler, he showed a g gf X , L: ,5 ,,,, , .. A U Q-we W fine brand of football in every game. Y' Q .K W ' Q. 1: . YE il' TSI .ft at? A gf . , J . J .s lad s g:q:tu? V U 6 K V ,N , .. -i.... ... . k M L, V I .S 4' -'-f ,,' BARNEY SMITH- Yachtsman Bar- if A I H E y Hui ney did a great Job in h1s handling l L -. Q gg of the center position. His bone il ,gf ,Z,q,,..,g . . . - 'L . Q slr A 1 . w. A --rf' crushin tackles took the s 1r1t out Q . A 1--' ' , . .I of many an aggressive backfield if i'j..7ay,.,,i.g,.Zi?5f71?g . . li - f 'i.'i, Y man. A fine strategist, he stopped . it at A to earn his second letter. , 3.irt.- J .FE . - to Q A ' if it RUSSELL HAGENS--Russell's fic blocking and tackling and uncn querable spirit was an inspiration his team-mates. Many coaches players sincerely considered him finest guard in town. if If NO Qmvoy QQ wif sx ., X f .iv I ' 4 gy, if f f L f -2 MZ my fx? ie tw OACH C. L. ROSE- Dyke Rose, iso track coach, took charge of the ackfield. His gruelling drills pro- uced probably the best conditioned zlckfield in Houston. XCK GAUGLERW --A fine sport and real asset to our football team rr two years. Iack's hustle and serv- 'es as Manager were invaluable. lthough the services of a manager ren't always appreciated, lack per- mrmed his duty cheerfully. SPECIAL AWARDS-Although these boys, Iulius Kauffman, Charles Kontz, and Dick Iohnson didn't letter, their hard and continued hustle won them the recognition they deserve. These three fine boys will be back next year to hold starting positions. I G ' ii . ai .Q Q .W y Nik S I - 0 x .. ' 'm fr- , 'I . if it sg .. 5 COACH VIC DRISCOLL-Mr. Driscoll was tireless in his relations with his boys. Friendly and well admired by students as well as athletes, Mr. Driscoll is a coach to our liking. HERMAN DREWS-Herman served with his mate, Socks Gaugler for two hard years at the washing ma- chine, Seriously, though, this boy was a fine manager and liked by all the members of the team. Al- ways thoughtful and responsible. Herman was a real asset as was his mate, Iack. DAVID LOWELL-fNot picturedl- David was an invaluable player this year, practically being a sixty-min- ute man in every game. Enthusias- tic and hustlirig, he showed improves ment with every game. s I if New L. THE CAGE SEASON San lacinto High produced this year tor the season ot 1947, a cage team unequaled in many a year at the South End School. With a wealth ot material, able pilot Van Viebig produced a team that is one ot the best to ever tread the varnish. Mr. Viebig's personal comment on his team was something like this, l have never seen a better bunch oi boys. Although theoretically the team didn't Win the city championship, the Golden Bears were tied with Sam Houston at the close ot the season, and had to have a play-off game, which de- cided which team would be city champs and represent district 13-AA, The Sam Houston bunch won, although they had been defeated by the Bears on two previous occasions, proving the ability of this great Bruin team, Under the field marshalling of Frank Womack, the hustling Bruin team Was able to win all ot xi... .V it W 'V , kv ' ' X 7 r , -as 1 ' -vw 7 U , A 'H V ' wfrif , ' rglifz. i, if W -1 'Lf ' ' V ' ?g.i:s,-so , . I . glgfffiwga. , .1 .4 , F WW .,,, ..f, , , W .Wm ff G ' F ' ' H2 ,V -Q., if A WJ ' if I Wahine its district games but two. Firing Frank and Shootin' Gil Luton sparked the San Iacinto attack, with giant Fred Sommers, always cle- pendable, at center position. Crafty Max Marks and Oscar Bryan took care of the guard posi- tions. Alternating with Bryan was hustling Ken Schnitzer, and perhaps the most improved player ot the year, Landon Alexander. As a tribute to the coaching ot Mr. Viebig and the ability ot the athletes, Frank Womack and Gilbert Luton Won berths on the All-City team. Fred Sommers, who made the second team, would have been awarded a first string position had the South Enders been declared city champs. With three starters returning to the school next year, coach Viebig is expecting a good season. Heres wishing all the luck in the world to the 1948 Bears. -m . t - , if E 31 . Q A' ,I OSCAR BRYAN Nr., MAX MARKS LANDON ALEXANDER CHARLIE HARRIS FRANK WOMACK RUSSELL HOWARD GILBERT LUTON 'QIUSK 20 FRED SOMMERS IACK DURKEE lib! ff J KENNETH SCHNITZER A QL Xi fi! XY? 'A V ', I Q? 0 G 7 ?xl 1 - 3-tw.. C -- 1 ........-AM - -ii pm, 1946 TEXAS STATE BASEBALL CHAMPIONS CARL HAGAN-fNot picturedl All-city third base. CHARLIE HARRIS-fNot picturedl All-city short stop. DICK MARKS Always a dependable hitter and fielder, Dick won himself an all-state berth as utlity outfielder by his con- tinued hustle and fine teamwork. VAN VIEBIG Mr. Viebig's knowledge of baseball and his coaching ability piloted the Bears to the championship. Respected and liked by all members of the team, Mr, Viebig was, himself, once a star of the Texas University Baseball team, and later batting champ of the Texas League. FRANK WOMACK Frank's natural pitching ability and fine spirit Won him a place on the all- American Baseball team. .With a mirac- ulous feat of 105 strikeouts in 5 games, he set a Iunior World's Record. KEN SCHNITZER Ken's smashing hits and fielding did much in driving the to State Championship and also him on the all-state team. if 2 5 ld? it t i f nf y ...frog ,, -Q 7' I7 f Q sf R . .lf t. z it Things have been pretty busy around the San lacinto Track this year. With Coach i'Dyke Rose and a total ol about thirty-five boys out for track, the cinders on the Bruin track have been kept warm by flying feet. Although San Iacinto hasn't pro- duced a great track team in several years, things look brighter under the enthusiastic and able guidance ol Coach Rose. With track on a large :scale basis, as it is operated under Mr, Rose, San Iacinto can expect . v I l CIW fall ll'U 1 abil' xvwyg mrkmif i 6 1 - ..i1-1-'sam A., .4 l:m.-tv n.. ' .4 , N. W4 'M Z.. .., U , , .v lOHN BRECKINRIDGE some fine results soon. This year, several good prospects reported for the team. Among them are lack Deaver, Charles Skipper, Bernard Vise, Henry SoRelle, and Baily Stone all ot whom are speedy dash men. In the hurdle class are Iohn Breck- inridge, Carl Gaeckler, and Sherwin Harris. By himself in the pole vault- ing class is Max Marks, a natural. We congratulate Mr. Rose and his athletes. SHERWIN HARRIS A GOOD WORKOUT nw. ,,,. we 1 . 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Donovan Woodiin 2nd Lt. Robert Reader Crenshaw Thomas Heath, Craig Letkowitz, Larry Murphy, Pat Warren, Bobby Weiss, Ronnie Corporal- Barr, Robert Fleischer, Ierry Houy, Edward Lazare, Mike Rabon, R. D. Private Barnes Donald Boyd Bernie Clark, Robert Dickey, Richard Goldman, Eric Hauser, Harris Herbert, William Hiett, Frank Matthews, Clarence McGraw, Iohnnie Panos, Gus Soland, Edwin Capt. Nancy McWilliams 2 f-1. 1 ii., l t Qi. X oo iT? Stoneham, Carl Thompson, Marvin Wallace, Bert Warren, Bobby Weinberger, l. G. West, Iack Wctzel, Charles Wright, Paul 5. Yiidell, Donald CCMPANY B s Lt Dwayne Sargent 2nd, Lt. Irving Felsen Znd, Lt. Dean Hill COMPANY B ROSTER Moore, Bill First Sergeant- Ancira, Charles Staff Sergeant- Barber, Lee Downey, Duane Martin, Howard Rothschild, Don Webster Stuart Sergeant Farquhar Allen Friedman Max Gerdes Iohn Livesay Stanley Neumann, Leslie Pearson, Bill Phillips, Iohn Thornton, Woodson Corporal- Borskey, Charles Dodson, Leon larboe George Rochelle Carter Panos Mike Private Abbott Hal Bailey Ronald Captain Ken Mueller Captain ldrle Seefeldt in , W , 772 - UZ, E g M4543 , , gw A- wow C .-'53 T I 'Y 6 0 i vw' 4' - Lund, Edwin Magids, Bobby Maynard, Roger Mercer, Iimmy Myers, Iimmy Newman, Frank Nelkin, William Nussbaum, Edward Orloff, Leon Ray, William Sadler, Alvin Schroeder, Warren Schwartz, William Smith, Leland Todaro, Ioe Trammell, Marcus Van Norman, Russell White, David , 4 N Y 3, f ,W gl-5 vw nf, A 4. al ' S Y N, ,iff ,J if :Al ' '-M - - A 4' ' if if ' li n sx bgr . M Xa s sb lg EM if Q' x x .2 , x S ,Nr,- S A , N ' . 5 N SX I 3 , ,Na . ,. .. 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X V :gf ?-,.,x...rx..x ++-?..f ,tug J, 533 sh. as hrs Al if X ,Q 1. ,Q 0 ul' -W5 i E 1 ual' en' hf ii W much gdme B0 to ,tai V Y xx t X its was Maker it's recreation or worlr, be certain tlut you are safeguarding riglit end melting seeing easier lay using plenty of proper lighting. To reduce eyestrain and protect precious eyesight . . . ill all your sockets with sigllt-saving sires . . . 150-watt Bulbs lor table lampsf 300-watt bulbs for lloor lamps. The low cost of electric service today malzes it possible for everyone to enjoy the benefits of better lighting For only a levi cents a day. f . ty A 'lr x V :ln B Il A M, A 2 r U .:,:. .,.,i Q , A my llouslon lighting and Piwer I G . - I cPl0DllClll OF LOW-SCSI' EICTIIS SllYIC'ib'x ,NL . , Compliments of SAM W. BECKER JEWERLY CO FINE JEWELRY SINCE 1886 M S H T Ull-gmc I al- 1' ,W - -1- ne of Americais most beautiful specialty stores is nearing completion . . . devoted to bringing the finest products of the world to the women and children of Texas B WOLFMANM RICE RADIO 81 APPLIANCE CO. Specialized illl,lR:cZcfosAaL2:l Appliances We Will Be rim f H TAYLOR'S BOOK SHOP C.,,,,,,,.i,,,.,,,,, of Ulf ffl Qfffrd MAIN BOWLING ALLEY Books, Gifts, Stationery, School and Office Supplies, Gene Bailey, Prop Toys, Rental Library of .5 The Humble Stations of Houston congratulate the Class of 1947. By graduating from high school, you have made your first mark in the world. Some of you will go on to college diplomas, others will take their places in the life of our community .... To all of you, as your friends and as friends of your parents, good luck! The sign of friendly service throughout Houston l i Compliments of Tlegnf-nnilglwal POLAR WAVE ICE PALACE I , L DIXIE MASTER MARKETS COMPLETE MARKET SERVICE . Groceries Fruits and Vegetables Quality Meats -Nsfx Delicatessen TRAVIS AT 'Mm f HQUSTQN Complete Drug Dept. W Fish and Poultry Mickie's Bakery Dept. It is a Columbia policy to bring you Swre No. -I store No. 2 a variety of good things at low prices :soo om. om. 4224 rout of course 616 MAIN STREET CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1947 HOUSTON, TEXAS NEUMEYER MOTOR PARTS Texas' Dependable Jewelers for over 40 years Compliments of A PARKER MUSIC CO. COMPLIMENTS OF THE New Address: 1947 EL OROSOl Walker af Travis ., Band Instruments Music - Records - Radios PACKARD AUTHORIZED SALES AND SERVICE SOUTHERN MOTOR CO. 1517 AUSTIN CAPITOL 9649 I ZALE'S Southwest's Greatest Jewelers 506 Main Capitol 6168 Compliments of PACIFIC FINANCE CORP. Congratulations From PALACE RIDING STABLES I P I' d COMPLETE BEAUTY SERVICE St t' Y-N Pk' -M 'Ch -C I -I b I C II g C d I vitations Gifts and G I g C d Fne Printing and Engraving THE CARL GREN 3303 Main Houston 4, Texas y 4168 Mildred Bauer Miriam Hicks Catering to An Exclusive 817 - 319 MGIH Clientele Houston 2, Texas Congratulations from BATTELSTEIN'S HOUSTON'S SMARTEST STORE FOR MEN - WOMEN - BOYS We are glad it's gone to press. Now we can have ci rest! JANIE CURRLIN, OLIVETTE PRESTON, THELMA SHAPIRO COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND RUSSELL'S FOOD STORE Quality Meats and Groceries 3201-3 Austin St. CARROLL FLORIST 4401 Main Street Phone K. 3-2564 COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND Read this! We paid for it! BETTY ROSS JACKSON HARRY HUGLY VIRGINIA BARBER Compliments of FRANK'S CLEANERS MASSEY BUSINESS COLLEGE The Course to Success Massey Business College is prepared to train the Veteran, the college graduate, and the high school graduate for very desirable office posi- tions with a good starting salary and fine opportunities for advance- ment. Satisfaction Guaranteed or Money Refunded 1217 CAPITOL AVENUE FAIRFAX 3533 Compliments of GEM APPLIANCE CO 4413 Almeda Compliments of CAROLYN MITZ f W l , 47 Years Dependable Service RIVERSIDE MARKET C. Meats Fruits L. 9161 Fish Vegetables Oysters 4212 Almeda Road COMPLIMENTS OF SCHOLL'S CAFE CI1OHVH PUD BNHS 'VEIVSZIVS 545 apnw aM mg umop apgsdn s,4g asnog, umoq Aow nok Compliments ot the SAN JACINTO STAR The star that lights the school George New - Pat List - Marvin Kaplan csaicowitz A rg. One of the outstanding Specialty Stores of America. Featuring Ap- parel and Accessories for Men, Women and Children. MAIN AT RUSK Compliments of SOL LAUFMAN JEWELRY CO. 810 Preston P. 2932 N Stl xii Compliments of DELMAN JUVENILE SHOP Everything Photographic COTTRILL'S T. F. ALSTON 1404 Lorraine Street Texas Photo Supply Company Preston 8000 -DISTRIBUTORS 8 MCin Street Dixie Margarine Peca F ut Ba s Old Tyme Biscuit, COMPLIMENTS Corn Muffin, and OF A Pie Crust Mixes FRIEND Whistle Dog Food LLIAM JOHN MacMULLIN Inter'or Designer Q Antiques Fine d Prints O Warwick H W Q M a,onna K W. My K 1 W ' fp FTW fig J is ifwhffi jj My QM 3511 MAIN STREET A Q HOUSTON 4, TEXAS -H. ' T ... .. .E l. . .... . . I I r 911 Franklin Avenue R. J. Slagle P A STORE OF STYLE J' 7 A STORE OF QUALITY EDA'S BEAUTY SALON 1-402 Southmore J. 2-4488 FH? V ,,,, E. , Q u.vv IROSDRY coops cg, Housrous FINEST CAPITOL OPTICAL Eyes examined Glasses fmed I I . I Compliments of PLAYLAND PARK 9200 South Main I 10 Rides 20 Games Fun for the Whole Family IWXWMLZW JWQ ff' I COMPLIMENTS OF MAIN BOWLING ALLEY 915 Prairie I. 3-2394 GENE BAILEY Prop ELLIOTT'S MARKET Quality Meats Only Choice K. C. Meats Beef - Veal - Pork - Lamb 2015 Calumet Phone Hadley 1235 Compliments of MONARCH FURNITURE CO Compliments of Compliments of RGBERT HALL CLOTHIERS INC. 606 Prairie Houston, Texas Visit South of the Border Felix Mexican Curio Shop No. 1 at 906 Texas Avenue Felix Mexican Curio Shop No. 2 at l404 Main Street Compliments from HARVEY H. BARBER Operating Boys' Students' Department Rolle, Jewett, and Beck Compliments I of ILSO PRAIRIE AT FANNIN PRESTON BZZI SENIOR GIRLS, AFTER GRADUATION WHAT? DO YOU WANT GOOD PAY? INTERESTING WORK? PLEASANT SURROUNDINGS? EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITIES FOR PROMOTION? 4 These are iust a few ot the many attractive features of the positions now open in our company. No experience necessary and we will pay you while learning. 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