San Marcos Baptist Academy - Crest Yearbook (San Marcos, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1944 volume:

. I , Q me-4-4 pm. Iggy! . as W ,EW QW 3 1 wxk Q, , ' WEE- ' 'G Kava his - A -M YQ ? Q 3fi'wicm?'i 'QW' 4' S, A , sg? J fs . W 5, f ,-ai W ,,5' Nxffnff, xi 's 1 jab ' dw ,J , K 5, Eb Q, s S as Q A mu J U , 'w is , A i,.jQj'Yf5,a,,Q , igy ' , , v,.f. M f aff ,,,..e ' ,wr ,mf .--ff f 1 in , L THE CHEST 1944 CARROLL HALL CGLUMNS SAN MAHEUS ACADEMY STUDENT YEARBOOK SAN MARCOS, TEXAS FUHEWUHU This is your yearbook. We sincerely hope that the memories which it records will grow more precious and priceless as the years pass. In look- ing through this CREST you will have both happy and sad thoughts. Here you will see new pupils, new teachers, a redecorated campus, and a new president, whose first thoughts are of us and the school. Boys and girls from all parts of Texas, other states, and some foreign countries make up the student body of San Marcos Academy. Here we are given opportunities to add gaiety to our school life, to promote the physical as well as the intellectual being, to develop a sound philosophy of life, and to further the relationship which exists between the indi- vidual and his God. To play . . . to learn . . . to worship . . . these are our aims at San Marcos Academy. THE STAFF. X WX? 5? UEUIEATIUN MRS. LANE Because of her consistent loyalty to the school and her genuine interest in us. and because her grace, dignity, charming personality, and uplifting ideals have been an inspiration to the entire student body, we, the Senior Class dedicate the 1944 CREsT to Mrs. Alice Lane. Besides serving as secretary to the President for twelve years, Mrs. Lane has always taught at least one class in the commercial department. During the few months last spring when the Academy was Without a president the Board of Trustees, having the utmost confidence in her ability, honored Mrs. Lane by appointing her acting president of the school. Mrs. Lane performed the duties and responsibilities of that office in a most capable manner. CARROLL IIA. I. Carroll Hall is truly the center of activity, for here wc find Harris Chapel, the Dining Hull, the home of the Girls and also of the Junior Boys. Large rooms, spacious corridors, parlors, reading rooms, and Ll beautiful lawn make Carroll Hall a most attractive home during our school year. TALBOT HALL Within this building live the older boys of the Cadet Corps. The officers have their club room here also. 'E ,,,, LATTIMORE HALL Lnttimore Hall contains the classrooms for the high school, the study hall and library combined, thc science lab :idministrutiye offices, piano and violin studios. KOKERNOT GYMNASIUM Students spend their afternoons in and around Kokernot gymnasium. The armory, an indoor swimming pool, one large gym, one small gym, and play rooms are housed here. School parties, such :Ls the Hallowe'en frolic, are held in the gym. 1 HOME ECONOMICS ENTRANCE The girls are taught the Hue art of home making here. BAND HALL Students are given instructions in the various phases of band. JUNIOR SCHOOL BUILDING In the building will be founcl the classrooms and library for the Junior School. , GIRLS' INFIRMARY Mrs. Roe, Carroll Hall nurse, carefully checks the health of anyone who is ill. TI-IE OFFICE Mr. Kay spends many hours in his office where he gives personal guidance and sug- gestions to the students. Here, also, a well staffed office personnel manages the business for the Academy. TAYLOR HALL Here the Intermediate boys make their home during the school year. THE STORE In the afternoons after school we buy our school supplies . . . also cokes and candies when the O. P. A. says we can have our share. xx I if A .- 1 N U L aw A K. - U Q I , e ?4 f ' ,141-..f P Q ff L, rf 'K rf? , nie ' H, F 5i:::i,',i,sA .Q W I K. 4- tx R X s , , . -' f' ' A . ' t ' A ' sa war n- 3 - f-, .A An 3 ., . if W,f.QTt'i tg' if BoYs'1NF1RMARY AP? Here the health of the older boys is cared for by a competent nurse. I Q? 3, W6 KM., ,x .,,,M,,,..,Q,,,, Q ,., . ...M .,,,,,M.w5M.,...j ,AMW . . xg:-fwwff, f fwwyw 1 x A M 4 7 N X A y 1 'W' , 5 ev as v 1+ if fm w S X X wi Xgqigv M 5 32f5W.bQ.A xx, ef , X, 1 x W. ,xx My My N x4Qw x ,.,,x YN .Rx 5 ,fm A X x x x M.. Q 'M-,M f fx new , -W 1 vig M ,, f - fgiij ' :xl -5 Q xxx--fx k X 1 A V it , .. B ...gag X, A xvxh S' .F fx 2: im X :'1-NX, . . U-Xxih QQ. ,S . QA. W my Xml PERRY F. WEBB BOARD UP TRUSTEES Ur. Perry F, W'cbb, l'ruxiJrr11 . .. Tzylnr VIQIIUHILIS, S 4'1' rv! H. I.. Kokcrnut Alixn Henry Bain, jr. VV. R. W ViIliillT1S , HAI S. Laxri xxms 5 rc Dr, S. Ci. Posey sl. N. Phillips Mrs. L. W. Alexander VV. A. Willinxxms ,Ink J. Keith. Arthur Squyrca u rj' BnySrn11t I uwut1lrCu1um1ll4 l'.nIfn,l41rxI liufrlul Clnnnfv Mrrrlfurlf R.1m lvumrl, lvmnn nr Iiulfhrr I-11 V m 1' V Alfurnwy-ul-l,u11 Purim, mfr Bufulut Clvurrln lmfffn, Vliirn r1Qp1n'f'Clr,m-I, lluxlrfx,H4lVInfUIIll1'Vxif1' Furrm-r LIMIIHU1 I'nffln' A1 rurmtunl ,V San Antonio ,, Luling San Antonio .. Stockdale . Martindale Fort Worth .. Austin Sam Marccis .Waco ,San Marcos ,. Houston . . ,Tyler 50 ew ...Q .se KE sk R. R. KAY President San Marcos Academy WELCOME TO OUR NEW PRESIDENT We the students of 1943-44, feel that it is a distinct privilege to extend to Mr. Kay greetings from the first stu- dent body of his new presidency. We have found him to be a friend who is always willing and eager to help us. lle is ever mindful of our welfare-physical, mental and spiritual-for this we are most grateful. Under the splendid lead- ership of Mr. Kay, we shall look forward with complete faith to the development of our school, regardless of the chaotic conditions of the world. We are indeed fortunate to have such leaders and friends as Mr. and Mrs. Kay. N. o. POPE , B.S. Southwestern University I 3 9 ,Y . J .A Vice-Presizlmzt lj 1 ,f H X F I' I up f .J 1 Our Vice-President in a playful mood when it snowed DEAN J. E. ABNEY MRS. K. L B.A., Baylor University M.A., Grayson College Dean Emeritus Malbematies and Latin Dean of Senior Girls Algebra l w W 1 JM J 'ff K1 MAJOR JOE M. BROWN B.A., Western Kentucky Teachers College Head of Military Dept. Dean of Senior Boys Military Science RUTH NOEL M. H. GALBREATH LOLA MAE DANIEL B.S., A. 81 I. B.A., Southwestern B.A., Howard Payne College M.A., University of Missouri University Dean of Iunior Boys Dean of Intermediate and M.A., S.W.T.T.C. llffaibematicx in Ibe Gmzles Junior Girls Dean of Intermediate Boys Primary Grades Science M4 71741 A ffl' NW MRS. FRANK BAI.I.ARD MRS. Cf BINPORD W , ff. BI FORD C BODI NMILLER MRS IRA Y BURKE fimivlnrll luniur Girls ILA., Ilaylur Univerwixy li.A,, Baylbr iv s y B Trunuu Ijluurury blrfvrrlrllrrnlfrll n , 0 Gzmxqrulvlwy in ilu' Gnnlrx Bill! l in Mlf 3 lurlrm fur A1 url: my Sion I' VIOLA CLOPTON S.H.S,T.C. American Business Insxicuu: Casllivr :NIJ Aa'rnunlu11I 1 1 P y my ' NN .. xi MRS. FRED TINK ILM., Baylor University Ilmnl nf Plum: Dvparlnwllf X, K LEWIS V. FORD MRS. M. H, Univcrsitv of Texav GALBREATH Ilrari Crum-ll mm' Plvviirul Malrnu Taylor llull Iidlaralinu Dln'1'lnr fur Huw, Ciwrv, Ilulury MILO HALEY B.A., E,T,S.T.C. Plrymkul Iizfuruliun In- slrnrtur, Cnurlv of Girlx, Rvuding in Grmfrs L 1 !Yln ,,?' x .' ' X D 0, V V -fl lv Y ' ' v , . . . N' . 1 ' g 'J. 7 .4 ,f 1' 5 . k, X, - l' J I- f 1.1! , ' 1 if fi- ' 'Q. rf f' '-' gy qv J ,J , up Lv , . . . f . f yi' U MRS, R. R. KAY MR ENRL YLF XV. L. MOORE MRS. VV. L. MOORE ll.l,lZ.'Xlllf'l'll SKKUI l ILA., Hardin Simmons ary rdin Ba r, ILA., Baylor Univeriitv Baylnr University ILA., Mary llars In University Art adcmy, San M.A., Univcrvity of Univcrwitv of Texas lhyl-tvr Lullqgc llmfrwx Antonio Kentucky S.W.T.T.C. lfrrgllvfv, AN, jljffuyy Ilflvnyy-iqfy Sfmumr of flu' limri 9 rf Slmuwr uf Crux! i ,Jw 1 ,g ff'5' nf . w , ,1 1 7 HASKELL MCCLINTOCK MCGEE MRS. W'Il.I.lAM MCNIEI. W'lI.l.IAM MCNHSI. MIXRCIITF MKRJU ns., N.T.S.T.C. Is. , ,XV,T.T.C. ILA., Bnylnr Univ-mary rm.. Baylur University ILM., Marv limi... Baylor University , Dzrllllan Gnnfz' Srlmol M.A., Brown University Baylor Kiullcgc Hlxlurv and Srivurc V Bllrli' und Mallwrrzaflrx Vinlin, Piano JJ .X ll W1 xl o ff X J 1 X W . ll? Q IW 4 . l.H,I.IAN RUTH MRS. E. E. ROGERS PORTER B.A., Howard Payne ,fy HA., Furman Univertity M.A., Columbia r Sfauiyb, University Sprlling in Grazlvx Vuirr, Piano, Spnwlz, .J , ' Music in the Grades , i V ,' , ff x E. E. ROGERS B.A., Howard Payne B.E,, University of Texar M.A., Southern Methodist University Matbemalirx, Prirzripal ofH1gh Srbool MRS. ALICE LANE CARL SMITH B.S., S.W'.T.T,C. Sul7r'rivrf1'm1'4'ul nf Srrrriurv tn ilu' Prrinlrul, Ai'1nli'my' l.unmlrv Slwrflmml 0- fir. .f 'l 772A Q-f:,.,D..k llflifff 1 K. C. SPARKMAN MRS. VVALTER STONE MRS. PALOMA TAYLOR RUTH THOMAS ROBERT WOODLAND Sllluwzrflr-mlwrl uf Hnilll- B.S,, Mary Hardin Mulrnr1Cnrr0llHull B.A,, M,A., S,W.T.T.C. ILA., M.A., Baylor iugx fun! Gmunr1's B.xvlor College Erlglixlv University Ilnmr Iimrzrrrrrim, M Sfmumr of Tln' Crrrf Fifth Grade, Axrixfant Avuflurll Diviifirm b av I-U-fn I0 lht' Iuifinr Dtafl 42-.1 , DR. W. C. WILLXAMS MRS. MYRTLE TURNER LUCILE WYLY FELIX HOLT M.D. Marron junior Boys Amixinnl Iuninr Girl.: Assixlanl junior Boys Aradvury Plrwivian Snviul Stmlim in Grarlrx A J l In I Bnyr J C I , QW, If -QW A 1 vi x , '1 I N X-,Y-K, I-U:.N,.RJE'xl Upshmd EL!-XSSUFY14 PAUL T. C. LILLIE MAE BILL BOB Treas. Vim-Pres. Src. Prvs. Rf port: r SPONSORS MR. AND MRS. KAY Mas. SAFSTRON MRS. KYLE Miss HALL MAJOR AND MRS. Ma. POPE BROWN Why so studious, Bill? Vv ,,f ar w ' -P' . ' '5 L l'f '1 I', - Y' to .V ,r ,,+a,fg ' 1- E ...W-'f I l.J,f V , I h A 59 vw' Vx ,Vx y v i 4 -0' .' -1 ' Of'-7 ' I .Q J. W J, ,J , It T' ' f ' -p 1 ,f -7 -vi Y IN X, ,. Ls gtg r A A BENJAMIN BINFORD San Antonio, Texas Entered '43, Co. D Ist Sgt, B. T. U., Band, Football, Bas- kctball. Bum1'ixlir', Swrll, Sense of Humor ALLEN BLALOCK Fredericks, Oklahoma Entered '39, 2nd Lt., Drum Major, Battalion Sgt. Major '43, Non Com '43, Officers Club, Physics Club, B. T. U. Inlvlligrnl, Likmblr, Original iff' DOROTHY BALDWIN Dallas, Texas Entered '42g Y. W. A., B. T. U. Secy. '43-44, Young Peo- ples, Group Chairman, Bach- elorette, Treas. '42, Pres. '43- 44, Pres. of Sunday School. Alfruz'li1'r', Sufevf, Good Nnfurrrf 4 A A. fl MARGIE LEE CORNELIUS San Angelo, Texas Entered '43, Y. W. A., B. T. U., Laurel Staff, Phithalian '43-44. Neal, Cuff, Inlfrrsfing SA Y CHAPPELL El Paso, Texas Entered '43, B. T. U., Y. W. A., Phithalian '43-44. Quici, Sense of Humor .I LUCIA ALICE CI-IEYNEY GERALD CLAYTON DAVID COZAD San Antonio, Texas Houston, Texas San Antonio, Texas Entered '42g Y. W. A., Daily Entered '43, B.T. U., Co. A., Entered '43, Pvt ., . Bible Reader B. T. U., Phys- Football Letterman '43, A T. U., Physics C , Wa' - ies Club, Bachelorette, Sr. B. Association. Boy Cl b. I T. U. Sponsor, Sunday School Tall and Dark with a Won- II 1 lay u Teacher, Laurel Staff. derful Sense of Humor Quiet, Diferenl, Sweel U. 01 Q .9 Q U3 I Egflfl 'T' W N- NWMN... Q' 7 X, QV6 xl - .Y .-e! w .C . .,, , , ,I , JIMMY CRAFT Cotulla, Texas Entered '42, Corp., Co. Clerk '42, 2nd Lt. '43 Co. C, Base- ball, Non Com Club, Band, Secy. Officers Club, Presi- dent Sunday School '44. Ambitious, Likeable T. C. DENT Goose Creek, Texas Entered' 415 Lt. '43-44, Foot- ball '42-43, Co-Captain '44, Basketball '43 -44, Captain '44, A Association, B. T. U., Vice-Pres. of Sr. Class, Lau- rel and Crest Staff '44. Playful, Independent, Intelligent A AQn..vfg'f' CARLITA DREYLING Houston, Texas Entered '33, Basketball, Pres. of B. T. U., Houston Club, Phithalians, Sccy. of H. E. Club '43, Y. XV. A., Laurel Staff '41, Crest S '43-44. Dainty, Am us 'Neat wwf' RUTH DUKE Fort Worth, Texas Entered '41, Bachelorette Vice-Pres. '43-44, Y. W. A., B. T. U., Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Crest Staff, Secy. Freshman Class '41, Band Medal, Secy. Sunday School. Witty, Full of Fun, Cute BILL DEURIATE Puebla, Mexico Entered '41, Swimming, Co. A Cpl., Phi Phi Sigma. Indrpcrzdcfzt, Obstinate HELEN FRANCES ELLIS San Marcos, Texas Entered '41, Y. W. A., Re- porter '43-44, B. T. U., Bachelorette, Laurel Staff, Crest Staff. Ambitious, Industrious LUCILL ERWIN Pampa, Texas MARY BETH FIELDER Church Point, La, Entered '37, L. T. L., B. T. Entered '43, Y. W. A., B. T U., Y. W. A., '43-44 Day U., Phithalian, Sponsor C0 Student. Quiet, Friendly, Eficicnt A a C '44. Cntr, Likeablr: M13 if A., o ' 9 A 'X 1 , . J ,.,, ,y 7' q...1,,-- ,1-1-111 X lj 1' .f . ll lil' 7 4 MZ i ' ' U SA DRA FISHER MARIE FREE JANIE GIBBS BETTY VALRE' Dallas, Texas Navasota, Texas Brownwood, Texas GARRETT Entered '43, B. T. U., Y. W. Entered '42, Y. W. A., B. T. Entered '43-Summer, B. T. FOFI W0rIh. Tvxus A., Phitlialian. U., Vice-Pres. Sunday School U. Entered '37, -lr. Cadet Spon- Clllv,I11Ii'ri'xlfr0n1 Muff., '42, Sponsor Co. A '42, Bach- I.ilcmibiz', Inquixifirc 501' CO- A '37-33, MUSE POPU- clurette '43. Pvlilv, Moody, Wfifly lar, '38, '44, Dcclamation Medal '38, '40, Phithalian Vice-Pres '44, Chorister of Y. W. A. '43, B. T, U., Cheer Leader '43. Taimzlml, Likrulzlr, A Furorile Del Rio, Texas Entered '42, Cpl. Co. B, Non Com Club. Imiujnvniwzl, Eiwrgvliv, Smiling -- f ---A-41-1 A AAAA WV!-'11 Lallknl IILLIIXIKJA Allstltyyglzltg Cl'liCliE!n, Alz1Sli2l I-Iouston, Texas Entered '34, sketball Let- Entered '42, B. T. U., Art Entered '43, Pvt. Cu. B, B. ter '42, jr. adct Sponsor Club President '43, Art Edi- T. U., Laurel Staff. '34, '37, Laurel StnFi '39, Y. tor of Crest. PIayful,Hax Graml W. A., B. T. U., Pres. Phi- Quirl,Arlisiir, Friendly Personality thalian, Viec-Pres. Jr. Class, Secy. Sr. Class, Sponsor Co. A '43. Tops with E1'z'ryom', Lures ru Good Time STORE N531 E21 , X x f 7 X wwf? ,..L...-- fr QQ T Aifnnpl lf rw Wye, .ffi BOONE HEEP Buda, Texas Entered '42, Cpl. Co. B, Sgt. Co. B, Baseball '43, Non Com Club, 'Football '43. Playful, Goof! Stmlvui PEDRO HOWE Atlanta, Texas Entered '42, Pvt. Co. B, Football '45, A Association. Sl'IlXl'flfH1Il!IfJf, Frirmlly . ' . . 1 BETTY JOAN JENNINGS Austin, Texas Entered '40, L. T. L., Y. W. A., B. T. U., Phithalian, Glec --Club, H. Club. Rmllu'ur1', Friwlllly l NORMA GRACE LESTER jasper, Texas Entered '43, B. T. U., Y. W. A., Business Manager Laurel Stalf, Bachelorette. Lirrlv, P Genial l . 4 WM s', MARY LOIS MAYO Houston, Texas Entered '43, Swimming, Bas- ketball, Y. W. A., B. T. U., Crest Staff, Band, Bachelor- ette '43. ludepvmlrnt, Inlc'rr'xIeJ in Nursing 1 LARRY MAZER San Antonio, Texas Entered '42, '43-44 Co. B, Guidon Sgt., Phi Phi Sigma, Directed jr. School Operctta '42-43, Sr. Boys' Declama- tion Medal '43, Laurel and Crest Staff, Non Com Club. Plll'I70Xf'fIlI, Cupublz' Worker, Pluyful DOROTHY MCKEAN Luling, Texas Entered '42, Y. W. A., B. T. U., Crest Staff, Phithalian, Secy. of Sunday School. lrxlclligrril, Fuxbionable tCK xt ! ..- Q X ' .Q ,..- ,,,.-, A-Nu, l l FELAND MEADOWS Puebla, Pue., Mexico Entered '41, Non Com Club, B, T. U., Violin '43, Cpl. Best Drilled Squad, Waiter Club. Friwzdly, Eurnfxf, Sleatly W7 RAT ,.NuU,,... 9 V .-,....-. I 4 3, ' , Y -.Qh 5 .fi .A, A BRYAN MILLER Waco, Texas Entered '42, Football, Bas- ketball, Co. B Lt. '43, Phi Phi Sigma, Officers Club, Non Com '42, B. T. U., V- Pres. Sunday School, Crest Staff, A Association. All 'Rn11ml, Full of Full GERALD MONHAN Pachuca, I-Io., Mexico Entered '41, '41-42 P. F. C., Cpl. '42-43, lst Sgt. '43-44, Football '43, Baseball '42- '43-'44, Physics Club, Wait- er Boys Club Sec.-Treas. G0!7tlG1lj', Luft of Fun PAUL MURRY Waco, Texas KENNETH POENISCH Corpus Christi, Texas Entered '42, Co. D Cpl. and Entered '43, Co. D Cpl Sgt. '42-43, Co. D Lt. '43- Band, Baseball. 44, Non Com Club '42, Sec.- QUi1'fyPI1'UllUlf Treas. Officers Club, Vice- Pres. Physics Club, B. T. U., Band Medal '43. Arniulzlr, Likes Flying, Su'1'llFeI1ow EDWARD REYNOLDS W'ichita Falls, Texas Entered '43, Pvt. Co. A, Football, B. T. U., A Asso- ciation. 11,177 OPAL RICHARDSON Houston, Texas Entered '41, Basketball Let- ter '43, B. T. U., Y. W. A. Pres. '42, H. E. Club Secy. ,IEAN SANDERS Kilgore, Texas Entered '43, Band Majorette, Phithalian, Y. W. A. Amusing, Fricmfly, TRACIE THOMAS Houston, Texas Entered '43, Basketball, Base- ball, Tumbling, Crest Staff Laurel Staff. B. T. .U Vice- SwrllFv1louf,Lilzval1Ic and Reporter '43, Associate Nonclmlant Pres., Y. W. A., Phithalian Editor Laurel Staff '43, Band Q Sponsor Co. B '44, l ponsor '44. ,f Li,-fly, lyu Darling, Full of Life, ' . Good Student Cyril!! -UA' W , 'Jw J- . N x av - . x 5 I f- 'D I A 0 ' 5 - i 4 LGL2 S - ----- . , t si ff.1 ' ' .f,-1 - - . .-, 4-. ,L , , .f .- fr . 1 . 3. QA- ,- -' VIOLET LEE UPSHAW McAllen, Texas Entered '42, B. T. U., Crest Staff, H. F. Club, Vice-Pres. Art Club '42, Phithalian, Y. W. A. Artixtiv, Frivmlly, Purfmseful BOB VISEL Matehuala, S. L. P., Mexico Entered '40, lst Lt. Adj. in Command '43, Baseball '43, Non Com Club '41-42, B. T. U., Officers Club Pres. '44, junior Scholarship '43, Editor of Laurel '44, Report- er Sr. Class '44. Inlvlligvul, Playful, Friendly BILL WALDEN Fort Worth, Texas Entered '41, Cpl. '41, Sgt. '42, Non Com Club, Vice- Pres. B. T. U., Best All Round '44, Pres. Sr. Class '44, A Association, Capt. Football Team '43, Editor of Crest '44, 2nd Lt. Com- mander Co. A, Tennis Team '42-44. Swell, Loailr ofF1m, Gruml STANFORD WARD Louise, Texas Entered '43, Co. A, ball, A Association, Basket ball, Sgt., B. T. U., Laurel sniff, Phi Phi Sigma. Full of Miifliiff, Gvis Around LUIS WHITE Austin, Texas Entered '41, Y. W. A., B. T. U., H. E. Club '42, Pres. Freshman Class '42, Sponsor Co. C '41, Phithalian. Cult' Eyes, Pigeon Toes FLORENCE WINSQAUN DUDDI wiwuixuw Austin Texas Sam Antonio, Texas Entered '43, W. A.,AB. T. Entered '41, '43 Staff Sgt., U,, Bachelorette. ' -- u lst Color Sgt., Tennis '41- AIlJelli1',DfffHr11t f 42, Tennis Medal' 41. 3 ' ' I L 1 Quiet, Amiablr,Ca1Jublr X v' lf Jnnnug. A rauuup- Brownwood, Texas Entered '42g Y. W. A., B. T. ' U., Phithalian, Yell Leader '43-44, Sponsor Co. C '42- 43. Perf, Playful, Prankish Q B s 9 1 , ,,., A 1 V 5 J SUMMER SENIUHS 1943 gx -l:- Q fggb r .-.'VQ E l fi KENNETH HARLAN STANLEY DEES ADDIE JANE HOWARD Driscoll, Texas Baton Rouge, La. Driftwood, Texas BEN CHRISTMAN PAT MATTINGLY BERNELL HANDLEY HAL TREVOR Opelousas, Louisiana Austin, Texas Killeen, Texas San Antonio, Texas RICHARD GREEN MARY JO LONG MARY ESTHER HOWELL MORRIS ROPER Fort Worth, Texas Mineola, Texas Alice, Texas Austin, Texas I I I lx 1 lj y U ' ' K l , h U . x A X 'fl' ' '.u l P , 1' V , l ll f J ' ill .J l ll xg, EL!-X55 UPY15 XAVIER ANN JOANNE Rf'fNH'fl'P' PWS. Vin'-Prr's. px? QRS ' E, ,QS x M 5-' +3 ' fwwvw . CHARLES Swv.-Tnfax. SPONSORS MR. AND MRs. Mooma MRs. MCGEE Miss SCOTT Mns. FINK Miss THOMAS Vicki enjoying n coke. r',f V ' ,- M ld -' if-ff ' ' 1 White BILL AHMANN JOSEPHINE JOANNE ALLEN ADDISON AVARY FRANK BAILEY Independence, Missouri ALEXANDER Houston, Texas Tela, Honduras, C. A. Houma, Louisiana Tall, Drawl San Marcos' Texas Darling, Swerl Friwldly X Pleasani Different if 0 of. y' lf... .-5 ff' ff, WM' g,J'B BETH BAKER JOYCE BLANK DOROTHY BOGART PELHAM ROSE STANLEY CASNER San Antonio, Texas Puebla, Puc., Mexico Lubbock, Texas BRADFORD Presidio, Texas Intelligent Qnirt Likvablr' Pumpwlle' Texas Amiable Tulwzlvcl O X ind Q -- Y' ' N16 L 'Q D :, . V Q N . -gig Oi O V. .,... ,u o , 4 P ,F I v. . G ..... , , ...- Q 9 - ' ' 5 I faekr. mf' A awsifffff ,LAM A RAMONA CAVNESS KENNETH CLARK SHIRLEY EVANS RALPH FOJO DOROTHY FOUTS Melbourne, Florida Port O'Conner, Texas Corpus Christi, Texas Mexico City, Mexico Phoenix, Arizona Swerf, Musical Inlervsling Cule, Brzmrtlz' Fri1'm1'ly Slmlious ,l, Ti: MWF KATHERINE ERNEST GODBEY BEBE JEAN GREEN BETTY JO GUDGER EDWARD HANSFN GILLILAND Houston, Texas San Angelo, Texas Houston, Texas Chicken, Alaska Abem3thY, Texas Different Alblrlic Lively Frivmlly Pleasant at 5 L liiowsrf W QQ? QQ x ' .Aff M I 4? E . V l XI-Y V LLYNELLE I INS BILLY HOMESLEY WOODSON HOPKINS CHARLES HUNT JO ANN JONES San Angelo, Texas Seattle, Washingtcxn Cotulla, Texas Sealy, Texas Houston, Texas Playful Sfn'crly Niru Looking C0011-Nalurml Swrll Girl - M X wgffaffw l JOANNE JONES B. KIRKPATRICK BENSON A IKE LEVINE RICHARD LONG Houston, Texas Lockhart, Texas KRETZMEIER Viaracaibo, Venezuela, S. A Carapit, Venezuela, S. A. f Goo1lSI1u1anl Amiulvlv Taft, Texas Playful Friendly -f A I ' Willy gg .i vi 1 - X l lllllii llll -,.,----w 2 5' lg B C Q 6 Q 6 an ff' 0 V t , Q ff Of, l- ' 5 K l - Z '- 1 ' J O .Z XJ . VP 1-jx 3 W 1 ' , I ,J X ' 1 Xl lj: 4, JAMES MARTIN BEVERLY MATTER NANCY MAULDIN San Antonio, Texas Bartlesville, Oklahoma Beaumont, Texas Slurfioux Quiet Smiling , I , , I ' M f ,f JAMES OWENS RUBY PROLER New Orleans, La. Houston, Texas Good-Nalurrd npfdilllln .fs ,,' s . .- sf LAWTON PRUDEN JACK QUIRY VIRGINIA R. RANEY JACK ROBERTS JACK SHAW San Antonio, Texas Louise, Texas Sanderson, Texas Kingsville, Texas Corpus Christi, Texas Self-Confirfmt Inlclligenl Butch Swrll, Gay Courtvoux pq , cf Rf-XD X 'Re' '1 0 Q a CD ' 6 , S1 u 1 9 l ? , Y 6 ....,.., ..,.. J .... , .,--.. ,.,, ,, ,, H , W Prankish Plea n U l dl ofly Ffed0m3vTex35 Aleri, Likes Sports Lively A J ' . ANN VICK XAVIER VILLARREAL STANLEY WARD C. WRIGHT Temple, Texas San Antonio, Tems Louise, Texas New Orleans, Louisiana Lois of Fun Dark, Gay Likeublc Tall, Playful 09, ' 1 ' ' ' P N Xi X 5 rf ,f T If 4 x W ,:', .,-., A 4.4 , ' S ' I V T T 1 W f . .... S ax f 0 Qt ,. I Effzw ' Q, T, 5 Ag' -::1:,.- - vm f N' ,JV f.: ..-. 1 -:-5, ' . , '. . X 3, .- - W x ' , W' gg Q -bl' 'ms -M .Wa f J 'M , s 001 CLASS UF '46 GORDON BERNICE ' ROY ROLAND MARY MacDONALD DOBSON KAY RUTHERFORD San Luis Potosi, San Luis Potosi, S. L. P., San Marcos Pampa, Mexico Mexico Texas Texas President Vice-President Svawvlary-Trmsun r Reporlrr SPONSORS MR. AND MRS. MCNIEL MR. AND Mas. BINFORD MRS. STONE Miss HALEY NCS A - EVELYN ARAM SALLY AVARY MARBERT BISHKIN HERSCHEL BROOKS VELMA BUSH Evanston, Illinois Tela, Honduras E1 Campo, Texas Robstown, Texas Conroe, Texas ' ,L-1 I' J. T. DENNIS MARY ANN DIXON BLANCHE DREYLING GLYN DURHAM NORMA JEAN Camp Hood, Texas Victoria, Texas Houston, Texas X Austin, Texas EASTWOOD 6 San Marcos, Texas M ' was A As H Nik C. FRANCE LEWIS FRENCH BILLY FUNK JOAN GRAHAM ADELA GUAJARDO Corpus Christi, Texas Corpus exas Clute, Texas bw Monterrey, N. I.. Mex. Monterrey, Mexico V5 A Mfr I Q. 9 4' Q ., KD I SSTNA' A 5 f N , W7 ,... gi ,Lk -Q 5 C Q J ' 9, Yolo 'Q f Q JACK HAIRSTON ALTON PARKER KAY KINSNER CARROLL MICKIIT NIIZANNIZ San Angelo, Texas JOHNSTON Marfa, Texas LANLASTILR MARSH Corpus Christi, Texas Austin, Texas Hcbbronvillc, Texas FRANCIS SON CURTIS Pncliuco, 'Ii algo, Lufkin, Mcx 0 f THOMAS EDWARD RICHARD MORAN -IIM MCNIEI. MOORE Houston, Texas Wgxccr, Texas San Marcos, Texas 1 1 it jay 7 GEN! NABORS ANTHONY C. Big' pfing, 'rms OCCHIPINTI ' I Independence, La. I N . ' . t D FW, ,..., 1 M Q3 , ' if BILLY OLDS DON PURSWELL DONNA RAMPY San Antonio, Texas San Marcos, Texas Lubbock, Texas 2 QQ? 3:6 5,5 KJ- 34' Y-E ' 1 PEGGY JO RITTER JACK SMITH BOBBY STONE JEAN McAlester, Oklahoma Abilene, Texas Texas City, Texas Baton M i WHITE Texas W2 ww TOM WHITE JAMES WOOD JIMMY WUEST PEGGY STEVENS Dallas, Texas Houston, Texas Austin, Texas El Paso, Texas S T O X i 1, S ' ji I X I I. , -I x - ' -i, - 5. .....--- lf' CLASS UF '47 P 1 M' ,, o' ' g J u ,. - 4 I, , . 1 ' ' -v' ' M tx 1 f 455 A f ' ,I wtf' 'I V MARY RUTH KIDD BOB JORDAN CHARLOTTE SLOAN JUANITA KIRBIE GROSECLOSE San Luis Potosi, Mexico Houston, Texas Pampa, Texas Houston, Texas Vive-Prrsidenf Serfefary-Trfasxarer Rvporler President SPONSORS MR. AND MRS. GALBREATH MR. AND MRS. FORD Miss MCRAE H ,, ., ,N L' 'Q ' I 1 Q J' fi? I A ,f X R A U 0' ICE' NU.-4 .... M Nl t 1 -X 02 2 .-.9 RAT M A 3 K has . - IU -.,,.....-.--- .,- .f-f---1 GLENN ALCORN BILL ANDERSON MARCELLA ERRITT BRISTOR ROBERT CHARLES s BRADFORD Dallas, Texas BUCK Georgetown, Texas Texarkana, Texa Pumpville, Texas Presidio, Texas Ji! fIO,AN CURLEE TED DAVIS BILL CRISTA DRIVER ALVIN ELY CECELIA FELDMAN Austin, Texas Needles, Calif. Pecos, Texas Oklahoma City, Okla. Maracaibo, Venezuela, S. A. Dfw EDWARD FLOVVERS TOMMY FORD BETTY RUTH MYRIAM GUAJARDO MARY HARLOW San Marcos, Texas Houston, Texas FRANK5 Monterrey, N. L., Mex. Okmulgee, Oklahoma Rucksprings, Texas 0 A . xl X . 9 ff fl - , 5' f1gff4,f,faf Nyswfpt- Ly A JS Q v ,-f'1w JARVIS HESSE LAWRENCE HEWETT JOE HUBER JULIA MAYO JOE MCFARLING Caracas, Venezuela, S. A. Austin, Texas Barrancebermeja, Houston, Texas Tulia, Texas Col., S. A. JOHN CARL GEORGE MCNIEL MIGUEL PUYARENA JOHNNY RAYL JOHN SHADBOLT MCGLOTHLIN San Marcos, Texas Maracaibo, Venezuela Houston, Texas Pnmpa, Texas San Angelo, Texas S. A. URA JOHN SKELTON ALFRED DAN STILLWELL ROBERT WHITEBIRD KNOX WII.I,IAMS Slaton, Texas STEINMULLER Corpus Christi, Texas Miami, Oklahoma Millican, Texas Galveston, Texas C! 59 A Q CQ h e 6 1 JACK WILLIAMSON LOUIS YOUNG JOHN ZIMMERMAN ANN HOOD WARDLEE DEATS Houston, Texas San Angelo, Texas Slaton, Texas Temple, Texas Llano, Texas El awp-WM ,,- SPECIAL STUDENTS ,- ' Piflfbtflriy Z' f.o!ifL0ylA I 2 ,Q ,fy . T T' uf-fu L, Swat-Jam MRS. W. T. JOHNSON W. T. JOHNSON TOMMIE PATTERSON San Marcos, Texas San Marcos, Texas San Marcos, Texas QX ua I. ,QXAXS ' -SKS . . K b.. GAAUV - C 0. ' Q 'I' G -H1-1 Q P ii CD 0 S a Q.. EIEHTH GRADE AND JUNIUH SEHUUL ROBERT FOREMAN CHARLES HUBER JEAN RICHARDSON JACKIE FISHER San Antonio, Texas Barrancabermeja, Houston, Texas Dallas, Texas ml Grade C 1 S'A' 8rh Grade ssh Grade President 8th Grade Secretary-Treaxurer Reporter Vice-Presidenl SPONSORS Miss PORTER MR. AND Mas. ROGERS rw A If I I ...A S A --A A ,G ,- JACK ALLISON JIM CRAWFORD EDWARD CROUCH FANNIE BETH RICHARD DAWE Dallas, Texas Lewiston, Idaho Bahia, Brazil, S. A. CRYAR Durango, Dgo., Mexico Sth Grade 8th Grade Sth Grade Evanston, Illinois 8th Grade 8th Grade n l ' . . , 4 f.,f CARMFN DUKE DAVID FOUTS -IERRIE FRIEDEL DOROTHY JIM GRAHAM Houston, Texas Phoenix, Arizona Houston, Texas FUI-LILOVE Houston, Texas 8th Grade Sth Grade 8th Grade Columbus' Texas Sth Grade 8th Grade NOLAN HAUVER CHARLES JACKSON ELISHA LANGSTON D. LANKFORD , Beaumont, Texas Christoval, Texas Brackettville, Texas South Gate, Calif. 5 8th Grade Sth Grade Sth Grade 8th Grad ang ...lk LD ie -- X 2 ff 1 Q EDITH MILLER League City, Texas Sth Grade Q o 3' B ,,.- ...1 JAMES MIELLMIER OTIS MURPHIEE DOUGLAS MacKENZlE VIVIAN MCKNIGHT MADELINE Fort Worth, Texas Waco, Texas Simon, Texas Camp Allison, Texas OCCHIPINTI 8th Grade 8th Grade 8th Grade Sth Grade . IndePCnde Cev I-3- Jo af X441 8th Grade fe-My-5 fr' '91: 5H4. RUBIN PEREZ JAMES PUCKETT PHILIP ROMICK PATTY JAMIIS SCARBROUGII Maracaibo, Venezuela, Mineola, Texas Miami, Okla. RUTHERFORD lil Paso, Texas S- A- 8th Grade 8th Grade PamPf'-w Texas 8th Grade 8th Grade 8th Grade VENIE SMITH BOBBY SPEIGHTS RUEY MARIE J. C. WIMPHEN DORIS YOUNG San Antonio, Texas Austin, Texas WEBSTER Bryan, Texas Rocksprings, Texas Sth Grade 8th Grade HO'-mon, Texas 8th Grade 8th Grade 8th Grade . ef RAoE9l cb f ' 'L D xefffm. ' x 5 JO SONIA ZUNDELUICH RICHARD DAVIS FRED DEYO ALVER DOBDON JIMMY DUKE Morelas, S. L. P., Mex. Port Arthur, Texas San Antonio, Texas San Luis Potosi, Houston, Texas 9th Grade 7th Grade 7th Grade S' L' P Mexlcu 7th Grade 7th Grade BERTRAUM HAHN CARL HILLMAN MIKE LEWIS RICHARD LOCKWOOD BILL MCFARLING San Rafel, Calif. Houston, Texas Houston, Texas Houston, Texas Tulia, Texas 7th Grade 7th Grade 7th Grade 7th Grade 7th CLIFFORD PARTAIN BILLY PARTEN HUGO PEREZ ANN RICHARDSON KEITH RICHARDSON Alpine, Texas Waco, Texas Maracaibo, Venezuela, Houston, Texas San Antonio, Texas 7th Grade 7th Grade 5' A- 7th Grade 7th Grade 7th Grade LA X 4-'7 , 2,1 J, ,ff W f- 5 Q ' J Q 0 I o 7 C'!Y 6x I ffl JACK ROACH ALBERT ROLL SIMON SCHONFELD JOHN VISEL A. J. WHITE New York, N. Y. Austin, Texas Maracniboy Ven., S. A- Matehuala, S. L. P., Houston, Texas 7th Grade 7th Grade 7th Grade Mexmo 7th Grade 7th Grade HELEN CRAIG CHARLES WOFFORD HUGH CALKINS WALTER DENNIS BARBARA HART San Marcos, Texas Dallas, Texas Houston, Texas Camp Hood, Texas Corsicana, Texas 7th Grade 7th Grade 6th Grade 6th Grade 6th Grade BILLY HESS JACK HOUSEWORTH JOHNNY HUBER WALTER JOHNSON SHIRLEY JONES Borger, Texas Fort Worth, Texas Barrancabermeja, San Marcos, Texas Houston, Texas 6th Grade 6th Grade Columblar S- A' 6th Grade 6th Grade 6th Grade O Gig? TO N H 0 GST 'NC3' wx, -- ----- --,.r-- HENRY KIRBY GEORGE MARTIN S. MARTIN JACKIE MERRELL JOY MITCHELL Houston, Texas San Antonio, Texas San Antonio, Texas Da11as, Texas Houston, Texas 6:11 Grade 6:11 Grade 6:h Grade 6:11 Grade 6:11 Grade BILLY POWELL BILLY I. ROUTH IONE SACKS ALEXANDER DICK SCHULLER Houston, Texas Harlingen, Texas Austin, Texas SCHROEDER E1 Paso, Texas 6:11 Grade 6:11 Grade 6:11 Grade HOHSIOHI Texas 6:11 Grade 6th Grade Calf: ARTHUR TRIPP KENNETH TURNER CARTER WELCH EDWIN BEALLE LaNELLE DENNIS Freeport, Texas San Marcos, Texas Freeport, Texas Houston, Texas Camp Hogd, '1 gms 6:11 Grade 6:11 Grade 6:1-1 Grade 5:11 Grade nh Grade sk -152,6 Man ,I I.. I V q .7 Ab SSHAN -v 75 X CLARK DYESS DICK DeLONG JAMES GAUT WILLIAM HAHN JIMMY MURRAY Temple, Texas Houston, Texas Northfield, Minn. El Paso, Texas San Antonio, Texas srh Grade sth Grade sth Grade Sth Grade srh Grade LISLAND MCFARLING BRYAN WHITE DOUGLAS WILLIAMS NORMAN ADKINS RICHARD ARNOLD Tulia, Texas Keller, Texas Austin, Texas Huuston,Texas New Orleans, La. Srh Grade sch Grade sth Grade 4th Grade 4th Grade v-it BILL BARNSLEY BOBBY GARRISON NATHAN R. GRAVES CHARLES GREEN ERNEST MARTIN Crane, Texas Dallas, Texas El Paso, Texas El Paso, Texas Dallas, Texas 4th Grade 4th Grade 4th Grade 4th Grade 4th Grade 1 ,O l 9 2, A 1 ' I 4 JERRY MCMILLAN GASPAR OCCHIPINTI BOBBY SMITH JOSE SULBARAN KENNETII HOOFORD Houston, Texas Independence, La. Houston, Texas Maracaibo, Venez., S. A. San Antonio, Texas 4th Grade 4th Grade 4th Grade 4th Grade 5th Gradc THOMAS BEALL ELIZABETH HAHN JAMES MARTIN EDGAR PERRY Cliihauliau. Chi., Mex. San Rafael, Calif. Angclton, Texas Corpus Christi, Texas 3rd Grade 3rd Grade 3rd Grade 3rd Grade CHARLES SHERRARD Houston, Tcxas 3rd Grade '19 DICKIE RIVERS DALE TURNER NANCY WEIMER DONALD WOODS San Antonio, Texas San Marcos, Texas Okmulgee, Okla. Houston, Texas 3rd Grade 3rd Grade 3rd Grade 3rd Grade I EI T 0 R61 X X f 1 , fag fi .. V I gf JOHN CURTIS Houston, Texas 2nd Grade 49 ,f I x 4 Q g ' 'Rf' ff ii .-...W -fa -W -verse. In I r I .5 Q gf, F CD STEPHEN WOOD EDWARD DAVIS DONALD FOUTS J. B. STAGGS -I. V. VARGAS Houston, Texas Nncugdoches, Texas Phoenix, Ariz. San Antonio, Texas Mexico, D. F. 8th Grade 7th Grade 7th Grade 7th Grade 6tl1Grndc DONALD HART JACKIE TURNER HELEN MCINTYRE AZIC SECHTER Corsicana, Texas Fur: NWorth, Texas Houston, Texas Mnrncaibo, Venez., S. A. 2nd Grade 2nd Grade lsr Grade 3rd Grade JACKIE STONE BILLY PASSMORE BOBBY CROMWELL Texas City, Texas San Marcos, Texas Wfimberlcy, Texas Sch Grade 3rd Grade lsr Grade ' A its x ' ' 'ff R I KM6 DWF' ' f-LMI T -Nuff. 'Ms Mm 1. Mmidxy .iflcrmmn game. 2. Gusper on Rat Day. 3. Don't strike nut. 4. Nolan, Robert and jim resting. 5. Miss Porter and licr girls enjoying a game. 6. Our side all lined up. 7. Alvin catching. 8. Some more Junior girls. 'T XI Clurirwli' John Zinimernian 'Marbert Bishkin Paul Murry Richard Moran Virginia Ruth Raney Tenor Saxojvlmfif' Betty Ruth lfranlis Sn jmum Sa x o film ll 1' Francis Mzwon Burilnm' Suxofzlioflr' 'kliimiiiiy Craft liuxxex Stanley Wglfkl Kenneth Poenisch HAND Smm' l,Jl'llIl1.Y Jack Shaw Toni NVhitc liuxx IJVIIHI lid Haneen Cynzfmlx Alvin Fley Bell Lyn' Bill Melfarling Bxlrifolli' 'hlini McNiel Bill Driver l'ii'r'r1lr1 George McNiel Flute Vivian McKnight Cnrwls 'jolm Smallwood Johnny Rayl Bill Standard Alexander Shroeder Charles Jackson Trfmlfzmlux Chester Leet Bob Stone Edward Crouch James Duke l ri'm'lr Horn Joe Mcliarling 'Those having Band Medals -as :m3y.:.. .fx us Q :r ,. ...N .. 1 v- nam, THE CONCERT BAND 4 , 5 ,x X 1 -6 BOT F is Q x X if ww N 5 Xxx 1' R QP K w . y Nigm ,X Sm, NN. I .. ,AJ 2 Nfl X E5 Nb' S I 5 Q sy fx ie, .33 3 3 we N Qi , Q L ,S ,f 5 .gk x 5 f r 7 xv' 96 X 2 6 B R 54 M, HALL PI!-XNU Ione Sachs, Z1 Junior School piano student. 1 3? TI-IE PIANO STUDENTS SPEECH Evelyn Rochester, Mrs. Rogers, Helen Ellis, Jim Crawford, Fannie Beth Crynr VUIEE W' ww Nami Mnuldin, Virginia Ruth Raney, Julia Mayo, Mickic Jean Marsh Mrs. Rogers, Shirley Jones. i, ,.. , xg WE: N.. - , ,, Q f 5 f xx , s U : j x ly A , , 5 Q iw ,ww VK? 3 it , 6 if '... Y Q Q Q QT .m-...- .. Z' f ' - wgsmgzi is x ' 5? 0 , Qi kiln, , .Z , Aww.,,w.w x r A . 4 , 31.1.1 Q . W Eflifcn'-111-Cbivf Assoriaic' Edizjnr Business Mlll1dtQt'fX Wrifr'-UjJ,w . Sofia! Ef1'iIorx Sjwrfs IiIl'ifU7'X . Ar! Eflifors Sjlorzsrwx . 1 TH E LA UH E L LAUREL STAFF Iiififm'-iff-Clzivf . .... Bob Viscl Axxmiafr' Ifzfifor . . ....... Opal Richardson Adwrfixizzg MdI1IltQf'V.Y . . Norma Grace Lester. Carlita Dreyling IIIYIII Ri'jm1'fw' . . ........ Tracie Thomas Boys' Sjmrfx . . Gordon MacDonald Girls' Sjmrlx . . . Shirley Evans lfnzfzm' ..... . . . . ....... . .loyee Blank Tyjfixls-Margie Lee Cornelius, Helen Frances Ellis, Stanford Ward and C. Wriglit Sjwnxor ................... Miss Elizabeth Scott Rej1m'fw'.v-Helen Frances Ellis, Lacy Hedrick, Woodson Hopkins, Stanford Wfard, Xavier Villaneuva and Lucia Alice Cheyney. Collmlllixls-Sally Avary, Margie Lee Cornelius, T. C. Dent, Shirley Evans and joan Graham. A , xi . gal .Tr JZQPV rl W df xg mv 'vsiyy . . . I'n'siJ1'11f . if W Wy ' l .'t'l'l'1llIl',Y . . , XV' yn, i jiri Id rz'z1s11rc'r M K PcH'1idll1l'fIf!Il'idlI ' Sr'1'gr'a11f-uf-flrms Rl'fNII'1l'l' . lyjtlllimf . . Sjmuxorv .f, HAUHELUHETTES. . Dorothy Baldwin . . Ruth Duke . . Dorothy Fours . Beth Baker . . Joyce Blank . Florence Winston . . vii-ginif. Ruth Rainey . . . . . . . . .9 Shirlcy Evans.. . . Miss E izabcth Scott and Mrs. Fred Fink I Myxjyryggg. S JUIIXUIK Miss Mireille McR1L md M Lillie Mac Hugo Berry Garrett Opal Richardson Carlitn Drcyling rs. Wzilrcr Stone N 5 . V 5 Q MA-ui ii' wa S3 fi ,X 3,5 sas N ,Rss ,ww S f sw, J asses '93 www wwim-A blur QQ w W Wg, as 8. Wi! M ' Agn E im- 'SYH mx E3 : ,AWN ,asm 5,3 at sag Q, n :WX xp 3 Mk Wim? SEQ- . xp , fl . hiv ,www xy A fvygkga Q Qs, EQNNA QQ. :2 Y 5501, 5 ik fs :ggi STUDENTS FHUM PUHEIBN EUUNTHIES , , 4g5'l .49 ' - Q . af if Top Row, left In rigbf: Betty Sraritzcr, Maracaibo, Venez., S. A., Bernice Dobson, San Luis Potosi, Mexico, Ethel Han- sen, Chicken, Alaska, Joyce Blank, Puebla, Mexico, Adela and Myriam Guadarjo, Monterrey, Mexico, Edward Crouch, Bahia, Brazil, S. A., Isaac Levine, Maracaibo, Venez., S. A., Addison Avary, Honduras, Central America, Gordon Mac- Donald, San Luis Potosi, Mcxicog Xavier Villanueva, Mexico City, Ralph Fojo, Mexico City. Mzdfllf Row, Ivff fo rigbf: Alver Dobson, San Luis Potosi, Mexico, Simon Schonfeld, Maracaibo, Venez., S. A., Cecilia Feldman, Maracaibo, Venez., S. A.g Sally Avary, Honduras, Central America, Joan Graham, Monterrey, Mexico, Ed- ward Hansen, Chicken, Alaska, Feland Meadows, Puebla, Mexico, Miguel Puyarena, Maracaibo, Venez., S. A., William DeUl'iarte, Mexico City, Charles and John Huber, Columbia, S. A. Boffom Row, iff! fo rigbf: Aizic Sechter, Maracaibo, Venez., S. A.g Thomas Bealle, Chihuahua, Mexico, Zonia Zun- delevich, San Luis Potosi, Mexico, James Gaut, San Luis Potosi, Mexico, Jarvis Hesse, Caracas, Venez., S. A., Richard Dawe, Durango, Mexico, Francis Masson, Paehuca, Mexicog Robert Jordan, Mexico City. THE WAITEH BUYS l'I'1'sifff'r1t . . . . Boyds Turner Vin'-l'l'z'shlz'l1f . . Pctc Howe Sm'm'h1r'y ami' 'I'l'4'f1x11m1 . . Johnnie Rayl pei? S0 4x UUH FAVUHITE5 BETTY BILL T. C. OPAL Q2 Y.: s 5, ' an 5 .A Wgwzf V N Q, WMS ,. , A Nt. .vga X N ,l 8f, AE I' 1, 2 ,I A 'iN'iWHM4Z3wl-SSFQQ-Nzxfz uh 4 1, 1 X M Q X Efimxg1w.q3-J 0 PANSE4 xv V ISSHBLU 4 E 'm m f-... MAJOR JOE M. BROWN Commnndnnt and P. M. S. 86 T. CADET lst LT. BOB VISEL Battalion Commander l E CADET lsr LT. T. C. DENT LIOANNE ALLEN Battalion Adjutant Battalion Sponsor THE SAN MARCUS ACADEMY BATTALIUN X A l S.'..iz'a FACTUAL HISTORY OF BATTALION Ten years after the opening of San Marcos Academy the Military Unit organized as R. O. T. C. Infantry. It remained thus until 1920 in which year it was changed to a G. O. 48. Shortly afterwards it assumed its present form, SSC, re- sulting from a National Defense Act. From 1917 until 1920, khaki uniforms were worn, 1920-'33, Cadet Gray, 1933-'44, khaki. The rating of Excellent, received in 1943, has been maintained continuously since 1939. Prior to that date, the ratings had always been listed as Satisfactory or Very Satisfactory. NUN-EUMMISSIUNEU UFPIEEH5 liirsf Row, lvfz' in riglli: Vernon Avant, Cpl.g Woodson Hopkins, Sgt., Ike Levine, Cpl.g Gordnn McDonald, Sgt Larry Mazer, Sgt.g Boyde Turner, Sgt., Kennith Poenisch, Sgt.g Jack Williamson, Cpl. Seronzl Row, lvff I0 riglaf: Charles Hunt, Sgt.g Feland Meadows, Sgt.g Benson Kretzmier, Sgt., Lewis French, Cpl. John Smallwood, Sgt., Stanley Casner, Sgt.g Gerald Monahan, Sgt., Addison Avary, Sgt. B - .. v, KIJ3 , 5 ,, ff' Q' L . , .1,,. X-rx . sf 'flgmn its L. Y , ff I U 55 N Q f 1 'x -11-Hilllupw vw-- My '-fwllll , , f Q' I i is I ,E fi i f X ff' i 'g,i?i ,Q R L , R V Q ,Q ref 'E Jw 8 . an- 421, Q .inf- ei 4 mv- S, W 51. N xt at 4 Es X ' Y' S I x 4 . 4 V was f-QYE 1 4 ' Q W X 'X 5' 7 :fag N3 gf ' 5 Q fm , 7: , , 31 - X K PQ ' K fm Q ' 5595. , k 7 wa. , V A ..,,' XE, 4-. . , 'R ax 4 M. x k A A QQ me N Q Q K ' was , in N , ',-aw, N403 W wid fe 'I' A W3 ,... A W i N x ff .ri - ,: -1.1. A , K ' X X X N Ae x Wm X W X Q 9, if ' Z.. xxx w Q X wf X SX wgii fix M Q' x :NVQ S-A 4 Ski S555 X - t A, warm , 1 . 3 W, N... 5 1 ww emi -ww... N riiixmm M WN M v . W .xxfx-aBs.w..sNBamL...g. -1' JF.. f' x.,f,4h mx M X. af-Q? ' Q Q I1 . L fm, 9. , . QA , V 1 ' vxfmwxwm F g 4 ww, Q H v p , ' ' N A , .,,. N, x X X 4 , R 1+,,x,w . f , if QP- my him K ' ., XQSSQ- W .. kk x w f-N - U t .. j,,1. . was wx, V .Tk is K ' K X X 1 X ' ' F ' X Y f X mx: N via x x R' EMM? Nf- COLOR BEARERS A11 informal snap of thc Commandnnt and his officers in their Club room PANSEAI eo M PZMLJ 5f ,fl f rl ASSISTANT COACH GALBREATH COACH FORD ir' L. Q 1 ACADEMY CUBS 1944 3 Bnlhnn Rnu: Cculrl ilaymn. cnilg ,Ink Quin-cy, luck: Bill Walden lin-Cliprainj, gunrdg T. C. Dum lil:-K'.ipi.iinl. lurk: ,lark Rubens, luckg Smmvifvrd Wird, end: Game Nalmrx, luik. Srzufml Kun: Billy lunli, Mgr.: Buydc Vliurncr. tackle: Orix Nlurphree. guard: jack Shaw, ccnrurq Stanley Khmer, guard: Bryan Millvr, gnzinl: Gurdon Mcllunnld, Mgr. Tlvinl Knut Mr. M. Gnllwrcarh, Aisistanm Coach: Ben Binford, cndg Edward Hansen, tackle: Boone llccp, tackle: jimmy Oweny, guard: lid Bcynoldx, cenlcrg J. B. Kirkpatrick guard4 I C W'riglit, endg Couch I.. V. Ford. Id M l1 d. Las! Raw: Billy: Olds, 'birkg ,james Woods, bzckg Ernest Godbey, rackleg Rucbcn Perez, tackleg Philip Romick, backg Germ on: an, en r . 1 J 'J BILL WALDEN T. C. DENT BRYAN Co-Captain Co-Captain Steady dependable performer-pluyed every Dependable and powerful on defense- Triple-threat back-key man nn botlx offcn- minute of cvcry game-.mother mason zo played every minurc of cvcry game. sive and defensive-heading scores. play. QS- Xby A - lyk QB I f WI L CHEER LEADERS BETTY RAMONA JEANNF These girls really helped to put over that old S. M. A. spirit. an OTIS MURPHREE JACK QUIRFY BOYDE TURNER Young but :A great natural guard, handi- Great running back. Fine punter and was Big, powerful and willing-a Junior with capped by injuries most of the season yct leading ground gainer despite injuries. another year to perform for Green and turned in a magnificent job. Purple. W WM W qlf JACK SHAW Center-young and light but a steady dependable player-'will be back next year. T FORD WARD J B KIRKPATRICK GERALD CLAYTON S AN . . His opponents feared him because of his Inexperienced but a fighting guard. Crashing, smashing type of defensive end hard fighting. 1 1 wjgff W5 feifff 'JG BEN BINFORD JACK ROBERTS ED REYNOLDS End-handicapped by injuries but willing Hard driving fullback--good for many Center-hard hitting, smashing line backer. to learn. Hard tackler and all-round de- yards-has another season. Handicapped by injuries at the first of thc fensivc man. year. ' ff f?1'M'Lf f I, Z PEDRO HOWE A stellar running back-played every minute and was a leading ground gainer. 1 1' ,I . X, Q V STANl,lfH' CASNER GENE NABORS BOONE Hlillp Guard-lacked experience but was ready to Speedy scat back-with two more years to Inexpericnced but quickly developed into n pu: up a hard fight when needed. go. fine football player. BASKETBALL BILLY FUNK, Md71dKQf'V Boffom Row, lvff fo riglrf: Jack Roberts, Bryan Miller, Lawton Pruden, T. C. Dont fCapt.j, Stanford Ward T012 row, Iffff I0 rigbf: Billy Funk fMgr.j, Jack Shaw, Jimmy Wucst, Jimmy Owens, Ralph Fojo, Gerald Monahan L. V. Ford CCoacl1j. QL V gif i LANVTON PRUDFN, Crl'7lft'l' JACK liOBlili'l'S, I m'uxnwl RALPH POJO, Gmini JIMMY ONVFNS, cjA'Ilfl'l' JIMMY XVUIiS'l', l r1r'1n1l'J GI'RAl,lD MONAHAN, Ifnrzwzrfl STANFORD XVARD, FUVIVIIYIIY BRYAN MILLER, Guard JACK SHAXV, Gum-fl TUMBLING CLASS TUMBLING CLASS iam mi llli ill ll 5 fiil il . X by x x x 938 E a 31 W KQV 5 ,Z S f T Q 1 ef, S Q Q15 YQ ' va 3:5 yn X ,.,.. ,,:1 I ::A:.,,: :gill iw, SS Xgv a X T Hg ' QS? ii QF, Pwiwg ME 'W iw ,H Hold her, Vickie! Miss Haley and three of her ball players. NFO-S, Betty, Miss Haley, Ramona, Opal, and Joanne posing. 2 Tai .A . fx i GIRLS, BASEBALL GAMES 1 Our Co-Captains Coach Ford giving Lawton Ready to go, Stanley? instructions. A ASSOCIATION Lvff fo rigbi: Pedro Howe, Gene Nabors, Ed Reynolds, Jack Quirey, Jack Roberts, Gerald Clayton, J. C. Wright Boyde Turner, Bryan Miller, Bill Walden, Lawton Pruden, B. Kirkpatrick, Billy Funk, Stanley Casner, Otis Mur- phree, Jack Shaw, Stanford Ward. 'WU N KN ' 1. The giant T.M.I. pep rally. 2. Bc careful now, girls, don't fall. 3. Make that point, Bryan. 4. A group of S.M.A. football fans after ll game. Y. The bonfire before the big game. 6. Run, T. C., run! 7. Down the field, boys. 8. Our peppy yell leaders getting in n little practice. 9. Stay in there and fight, gang. 10. Over for a point. 3 Paw lJP5hf?LL1 if SNAPS UP UUIMHALQUWEEN PARTY in Madame Daubigny telling John Earl his fortune. The Dining Room decorated for the occasion Tracie and Stanley racing to the marshmallow. g the r Everyone seems busy at CHRISTMAS AT THE AE!-XUEIVQY The Cl -U' J-v 'l Velma Ray, Mr. Kay, Mrs. Kay, and Roland , Elf R' V W' f 9 fi 5 53 viii 3 fi' f L b fi 5 A 'A-: .af :2-,:- 2 W' 1',-. ff '. . 5 iii The Home of President and Mrs. Kay ,SQA- , ,E k y. N435 y ffl 1 --. ,A 'mir'-' sf fb! W 'S A AW.. 42 P- WHEN IT SNOWED AT S. M. A. I. Our Comnmndnnt .md his right hand nun. 2. In front of Carroll Hall. 3, ISn't snow good to cnt? 4. Hit the mark, Don. 5. B. and his snowman. 6. Our President ready to play in thc snow. 7. Boys must h.1vc their fun. 8, Another work of nrt by our Cadets. 9. T. C. and Mr. Pope. x 'w ' L A 1 'Q . .i-i Liu Q Q lawn I1 un ul mul ur msn L XXIN so hxppx Mlss MLI IL? S Mr McCaskill, his me s Q r O nlhui on I J 7 M ss Sami 8 llgdg.,Ls 919111118 ilu Inst O steps 9. Give us that M, .A WM Mm X is AQ 3 Q X Q W E V bbb. 1A. ,, Z T . Vlbw-Y., , Wm , .. QF , fs. .f 4 f J it ' -Q A ? SN .X V AJP ag.. K Y - WW! K' Qi '7'1U,2f1w da-wf vf7.f,.,L , .. ff W'-L. A . 'S Wu 1. The Cider Corps in front of the Court House. 2, Co, A on parade. 3. The Band all out for the Bond Drive. 4. Passing Pamdc. S. A group of our cadets going to church. 6. The Color Bsarcrs. 7. Co. C in front of the Post Office. 8. Passing Parade. .ff 6 I mi. X55 i QQN 'ik ., . was risky. Q W , -Qi .W -N-, mga .Q .- X wx W ...gp .RY . W is 'Ci QW Q k yn .SX 36+ 'HJ W .5 s iigmgfg W if., ,QQSN . I. Our capable office force. 2. Hello, Mrs. Kay. 3. A popular spot on the Campus but covered with snow now. 4. Our girls in the Bond Drive, S. Spring football training. It looks line, Cuncli. 6. Some more spring rriiining. 7. Give us gi smile, Mr. lingers, X. Cn. C in tllc Bond Drive. 9. Our color bearers. 10. Mr. Kay in his Easter Suit. Bull xxx BROTHERS AND SISTERS IN THF ACADEMY l lmlxlvy .xxxd .Ixckxu Sxuxxc, Icx.xa Lxxy. Z. -Ixxxx .xxxd Ciuorgc McNicl, S.xxx Nhrcxxs. 3, Mary lxxix .xxxd 'Ixxli.x M.xyxx, llxxxxxxxxxx. 4, Axxxx, Upxl xxxl x Riclnxrdwxx, lluxxxxxwxx. S. ,limxxxy .xml Clxrxxxcxx llukc, lluxxsxoxx. 6. -lxxlxxx, hlxxc, .md ilx.xx'lv:s Hxxlxur, B.xrr.xxxc.xlxux'xxxcij.x, Cul., 9. A. I x , . xi lclnxxxi Nldixrlixxxg, S.xxx M.xrcm. S. Pullxxxxx Ruse .xml M.xrfull.x lir.x,H'urd, Puxxxpxillc. 9. Adul.x .xml Myrinxxx kQxx.xj.xxx1x1, Mxxxxxvr I Mcxxcu. Ill. -I. 'l'., l,.xNull, .xml Waller Ilcxxxxis, C.xnxp lloud, Tens. September 13-President and Mrs. Kay hold open house honoring Faculty. September 1 S September 17 September I8 year held in September 24 students. September 25 -Registration of students. -Vesper Services. -Formal opening of school Harris Chapel. -Faculty reception honoring -Famous Rat Day. -Faculty of Fine Arts De- September 27 partment Recital. October 2-Election of Laurel Staff. October 6-War Bond contest sponsored by Laurel Staff. October 8-Opening football season with Round Rock High School. October 31-Halloween Party. November S-Bonfire and Pep Rally. November 7-Formal Military Parade. November 9-Crest Staff Social. November November November November November November November ll I2 25 28 28 28 29 -Armistice Day Parade. -Allied Arts Program. -Thanksgiving Holiday. -Phithalians Rush Party. -Religious Emphasis Week. -Officers' Initiation. -Bachelorettes Luncheon. The Junior and Intermediate Girls at the Christmas Dinner EALENUAH UE EVENTS December 3-Alexander Kerensky program. December 6-Phithalians clean Post Office. December nounced. December 13 Ccfsf 9-Football Lettermen an- -Otficers Club elects Offi- December IO-Basketball practice. December ll-Seniors order rings. -. , 1. , -Q I I December 13 -'l'l1iEh-'llifhsi xiiiirideinfm il L.-.mba -f-155 1 .ri PN:-sf I ' va I Dddeimbex l3lBachelorettes initiation in Glen. December I6-Christmas Holidays begin. january january 5-Christmas Holidays close. 13-Election of Military Sponsors. january 20-21-Mid-Term Exams. january 21-Bachelorettes honor Non Coms with dinner. February 1 I- February 14- Election of Favorites. St. Valentine's Day. February Zl-R. S. Denny leads religious focus week. February 25- ICF. February 2 8 pears. Honor Roll for First Semes- -First Mountain Laurel ap- March 2-Texas Independence Day. March 4-Sale of Crest. March S-Formal Parade of Cadets. March 17-Last of Crest pictures made. March 27-Waiter Boys' Picnic. March 27-Dramatic Club presents one act play. April 9-Easter. April 2 2-Crest party. 1--junior-Senior Reception. 12-Senior Day-Band Recftal. 14-jr. Fine Arts Recital. 15- Fite Night and Awards. 17-Inter. Fine Arts Recital. 19-Senior Fine Arts Recital. 21-Baccalaureate Sunday. 21-Art Tea and Display. 21-Formal Parade and Military May 1-Federal Inspection. May May 6, 7, 8-Overnight Hike. May May May 15-Athletic Field Day. May May May May 20-Military Day. May May May Awards. May 23, 24-Exams. May 24-Senior Play and School Awards. May 25-Graduation Day. My A . V ' My cp , :X MY ' V, L1 T WU ,ffuwl fy ,ttf ,W T ff s H, , f if if Vp df F V' mf, may My DR. c. H. AIKEN J! dj MLW l LVM Optometrist I , Q I ffl jeweler rj ix ip I P f RVICE STATION - ff W Watch and Jewelry gpm Products Repairing Willard Batteries Firestone Tires Recapping Service Phone 191 - 203 West Hopkins San Marcos, Texas L ocated Next to Post Office Texas San Marcos Mu Oz When the BEST Dry Cleaning S I MKN , Q X jgafnnqxe Is Wanted The Bread They All Expecf See Is Always Fresh JIMMIE SMITH CLEANERS Phone 60 San Marcos Special Occasion Cakes SEE US for . . . Shoe Repair Needs Over 24 Years of Service BOGGUS SHOE HOSPITAL San Marcos, Texas Visitors Welcome Phone 70 San Marcos, Texas IVelcome, Academy Students- The Store of Nationally Advertised A. M. and CHAS. R. RAMSAY Over a Third of a Cemfury of Service Men's and Women's Wear and Shoes REAL ESTATE AND A Complete Line of Military Wear INSURANCE and Shoes SERURIS San Marcos North Side Square Texas C f AUSTIN PRODUCTION CREDIT omla Lmenfd ASSOCIATION 0 if Ranchers and Farmers DUKE AND AYRES For Credit to Fit Your Needs Sc to 351.00 See Store W. A. WILLIAMS Field Representative if Phone 908 San Marcos, Texas San Marcos Texas JV ' W lf State Bank 8. Trust Eumpan Established 1906 Mr'mlJc'r of FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM U. S. GOVERNMENT DEFOSITORY OFFICERS E. M. Cape, Prc'sidz'11f l. XV. Wood, Vin'-P1'c'si1fc'11f Chas. Rudorf, Vin'-Pr'f'siz1'1'11f R. Thornton, Vifc'-Prr'sia'c'11f - Casbiw' W. N. Goforth, Assisfalzf Cusbiw' F. J. Heard, Jr., Assisfmzf Cuslaivr DIREC1'O.RS C. M. Allen J. R. Thornton E. M. Cape Chas. Rudorf E. B. Dobbins C. C. Wade I. W. Wood WE AEE PLEASED TU SERVE 5. M. ll. SAN MARCQS TEXAS J 'sgbipcsg 95 reefingi, ! Established 1847 COMPLIMENTS f JOHN BREMOND o an Academy Friend WM. CAMERON 8: CO., INC. A Complete Building Service Since 1868 J. Q. CLIETT, Local Manager San Marcos, Texas Wholesale Grocers Importers and Roazsiers of High Grade Cojfees IMPROVED PROCESS Austin, Texas WILLIAMS DHUE IIIQIMPANY S. M. A. Students Always Welcome San Marcos, Texas ,k i VCARPENTER PAPER COMPANY ,fr wus 1 .J .3 .v ,, .1 -7 I , ,f. ' 4 L F, XV, ,, x 1 v v, I ' h f . J o ,- f- v- A1 , r 7 fi ff , N X if! 4 lj V f 1 w A Q l ,1 'iv San Antonio Paper Co., Division Dealers in SQUARE BRAND PAPERS PERKINS BROS. CASH 8: CARRY Better Foods for Less ONE WAY STOP for We take great pleasure in GROCERIES AND MEATS cooperating with your Good School if 619-621 West Commerce St. San Marcos, Texas San Antonio, Texas Phone 397 COI'l'll0Al'nellfd 0 J AN M Buns 11151-EULEWWW BUTTLI I3 UUMPAN tw The Pause That Refresbes' Pause.. Aim and lf' refr h A N xi' 1 Z '- Phone 341 00? 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WW MW W San Marcos, Texas Phone 110 S M T THIS SPACE BQUGHT 60l7ll9Ah'lelli5 ee' of PA D FO b A as FRIENDS OF THE ACADEMY YOUR CREST PHOTOGRAPII was mad: by McCaskill's University Studio of Austin, and the negative will be retained at the studio for approximately two years. Therefore, for personal photographs from your Crest negative, write us, and we shall be glad to suggest styles and quote prices. We enjoyed our association with you, and invite you to visit us when you are in Austin. ' UNIVERSITY ST DIU Owner 4' . .' gl R Y ' ,r 9 WINERICH MOTOR SALES 91 COMPANY N s U Gy . r ' X ' do STUDEBAKER DISTRIBUTORS FD OJ P eurized wks S 5' C . Q5-1 JDE, Butte, Ice Cfeam For Over Tloirty-Eight Years 'D' gf f , ' ,Off ff'-f E'-' - r ' ' 'i3'1f 'F,i'f ,g! 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Neighbors Burial Association ' f V A home beneficiary Association, the purpose of which X Qlj ' , is to provide a benefit fund to assure a suitable burial ' for its members by the payment of a small assessment . by each, of only a few cents, as the same may be- come necessary only as a ready relief fund for mem- my San Marcos, Texas bers in the hour of bereavement. This is a home enterprise, organized 41 years ago by responsible business men, and during that time thou- sands of claims have been paid, and directed by men who have had years of experience in the funeral busi- ness and understand the problems that arise at the time of death. Phone or See E. E. BAILEY A. B. ROGERS Field Representative Secretary servants of the Academy FIRT A'l'l0 AL BA K N - s , JB, San Marcos, Texas Wy fl V, fSince 18795 vi E S 1 A ,YJ lf 73 573 -I 'x ' 3' ' 'I fi Member 1 i i 1 FEDERAL RESERVE BANK b 3' I fl ' df . P Q P , if D X ' , -. FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION? 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