Santa Fe High School - War Whoop Yearbook (Santa Fe, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1949 volume:

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Juv KV 59 x 1' :I ..5.s f 11' .' F' 7 ,.-. ry' , i 1 I if bn gf. li: 'L ,1 v v v h- 'L I I I I f , r , - .1: 1 ,A .K-T ' .nw Y J 4 . - ,YLQ' V'.1' . 1 'E A ' 4 3 '.. K T1 .J mx I ' A J as 1 ' ui' 9. K, 3. 411 I. .www I 'iw - x w 1 , 1 ' ' N 1 Q 1 W L W 218- s.r-i:-n.s.-'4f2 N , ff 3 1 K Q 1 THE LM film 150 ? May the friendships you have made in the portals of this school enrich all the days of your life. -we A my D School days, school days, Dear old golden rule days, Reading and writing and 'rithmetic, Taught to the tune of a hickory stick, You were my queen in calico, I was your bashful, barefoot beau, You wrote on your slate 'I love you, Joe! ' When we were a couple of kids. gr- L R L LVD? W7 HDMINISTRHTICN Koy R. Beaver President of Board Mrs. Thelma Franks Principal of Arcadia School First Grade ADMINISTRATION Isl. A. Millsap Superintendent of Schools Not Pictured Galen Remmers, Vice President E. C. Perry Secretary Charles Schulze Fulton Sumrall Warren Spiller Mrs. Teena Franks High School Principal Girl's Physical Education English 15. Milton Eemisse 5? R. C. Parker Principal of Alto Loma School Fifth Grade FACULTY Mr. E. A. Millsap Superintendent Mrs. Angel Andrews Mrs. Margaret Mrs. Teena Franks Mrs. Gertrude Clark Office Secretary EdlllOIldS0l'l Principal Mathematics Librarian Physical Education Spanish Chemistery English .J ? 1 .5 ' - -.. ,M at' 3 .5 if l .. , ,W , ' Wt. 5 1 Merritt Saunders Hal Whitaker Mr. Byrl Clayton Miss Norma jean Speech Vocational Coach Sevier Sixth Grade Agriculture Mechanical Drawing Typing Manual Training Shorthand , -aqua J 5 K Q 'Wa P' f w Miss Beatrice Vincent Mrs. Mary A. Weed Mrs. Christene johnson Z. M. Cooke U Music Homemaking Seventh Grade History English English Science FACULTY Mr. R. C. Parker Principal Fifth Grade Mrs. Thelma Franks Principal First Grade Mrs. Annelle Kloecher Third Grade Mrs. Elizabeth Cowan Fourth Grade Mrs. R. B. Conklin Fourth Grade Mrs. Rees. Marie Carroll Second Grade Mrs. Ivy Ingram First Grade Miss Mary Ingram Third Grade Mrs. Delpha McCray Fifth Grade Mrs. Sibyl Hering Sixth Grade Mrs. Leon Milsap Second Grade Mrs. Amanda Robinson Eighth Grade Girls jack Brown Custodian Mrs. Emma Tucker Eighth Grade Boys P. E. Paschal Custodian X ir! I iw 1 :f,, v. fr' 1 2+ if Na 351410115 J. E. FRANKS President Sports Editor Football 45-48 Capt. 47-48 Basketball 47 Trace 49 RONALD LOHEC Vice President Asst. Editor Football 45-48 Co-Capt. 48 Basketball 47 Trace 49 WANDA BEAVER Secretary Asst. Business Manager Volleyball 48-49 Sophomore Queen ROBERT LEE MAR X Treasurer Business Manager Football 45-48 Basketball 46-48 Capt. 48 Trace 48-49 SENIORS WILLIAM DYDA Photographer Football 46-48 Co-Capt. 48 Basketball 46-48 Track 48-49 SENIORS ROSIE MOORE Sports Editor Volleyball 46-49 Capt. 49 CONNIE DODDS Class Reporter Volleyball 46-49 Cheer Leader 48 ALLENE KONZACK RUPERTO MEN DOZA Editor Football 46-48 Volleyball 48-49 Basketball 46-48 Co-Capt. 49 Trace 49 Junior Queen ERMA LOCKE Volleyball 47-49 SENIORS FRED MOORE Football 48 Basketball 46-48 Track 48-49 TOM BROWN Basketball Football Manager PEGGY TACQUARD Volleyball 49 SALLY REMMERS Photographer Volleyball 49 Freshman Princess Cheer Leader 46 SENIORS PATSY OR TEGO MARY LUNA Senior Queen Senior Duchess JAMES WILSON JO MARIE FREEMAN FRANCES MABLE GRESHAM junior Duchess SENIOR CLASS SPONSORS We dedicate this page to our sponsors, Hal Whitaker and Mrs. Mary Alice Weed, to show our appreciation for the guidance and assistance they have given us in our junior and senior year. CLASS HISTORY September of 1938 marked the beginning of a school exper- ience for the following pupils: Ronald Lohec, Sally Remmers, Allene Konzack, Fran ces Mabel Gresham, Erma Locke, Fred Moore, Mary Luna, and Wanda Beaver. In the third grade we felt priviledged to receive Tom Brown into our class. Upon reaching the fifth grade I. E. Franks was added to our class role. The highlight of the sixth grade was the combining of Alta Loma and' Arcadia's classes. Also, Robert Marx and William Dyda joined our happy number at that time. The three fair maidens added to our number in the seventh grade were Peggy Tacquard, Rosie Moore, and Connie Dodds. At last we achieved the goal of eighth grade at Santa Fel Ruperto Mendoza was awaiting us. The freshman class welcomed Patsy Ortego with open arms. The sophomore year was enriched by class parties, beach par- ties, and slumber parties. Wanda Beaver was elected queen. Our junior year was especially interesting because we sponsor- ed the annual carnival and succeeded in electing Allene Konzack queen. The junior-Senior banquet was given in the Galvez Hotel, sponsored by Mrs. Weed and Mr. Whitaker. James Wilson was the only new class member that year. Ray Reifel's untimely death was a sad experience for all of us. The senior year arrived at last! The class greeted Jo Marie Freeman at mid-term. Mrs. Weed and Mr. Whitaker are our sponsors. Again our candidate, Patsy Ortego, was elected queen. Words are inadequate to express the joy and satisfaction that is going with the activities - - the rings, the Alumni Reception, the Annual, the class play, the pictures, the trips, and the parties. The Commencement, the Cgnsummating goal of the year, looms before us. CLASS WILL We, the Senior Class of 1949, of Santa Fe High School, each of us being of fairly sound mind, and of better health, but thinking of the day when we shall be leaving this beloved school, do, with tears in our eyes, word this, our last will and testament bequeathing to our successors, the treasures we have acquired: Fred Moore's cows to Arthur Autry and Joyce Eernisse. Tom Brown's pin-up collection to Jene Dyess and Gerrell Beh- ringer. J. E.'s left half in football to H. M. Bodine. Rona1d's nick-name of Deacon to Willie Paul Bush. He also wills his beloved center position to A. J. Davidson. Ruperto's Atlas muscles to Mike Callanang with great reluc- tance, Donnie Harvey is to receive his two front teeth. James' calm serenity to Francis Chiles and Walter Ferguson. William's athletic powers to Stanley Ethridge and Alvy Lee Filer and also his basketball technique to Raymond Hechler. Robert's friendly smile to Kermit Harris. He also wishes to give Teddy Sayko his wasp waist. Connie's collection of love notes to Velma Sue Brundrett and Farrer Fillioz. Tom's oratorial ability to Nyles Locke and Martin Morgan. Rosie's volleyball ability to Melba Howry. Sally's blonde tresses to Ruby Bethune and june Harrin. Wanda's diplomatic smile to Mandy Milligan and Bobby McCarty. Allene's volleyball dexterity to Neva Nell Davenport and Nina Rae Godwin. Frances' height to Anna Mae Hechler and Charlotte Schulze. Patsy's dual ability to be catty and friendly to Jo Ann Gillioz. Erma's enthusiastic ejaculations about Junior boys to Nelda Bran- don and Carol Behringer. ' jo Marie's ability to write poetry to Lois Westmoreland. Mary's sparkling eyes to Vonciel Bailey. Peggy's pleasing disposition to Doris Sturm and Eva Trippel. PROPHESY Looking into the crystal ball I see the Senior Class of 1949. The year is now 1969. Ronald Lohec is an international adventurer, traveling around the world, madly spending his first fortune. Connie Dobbs is in a Broadway chorus. Her next show is Joe Boy. Robert Marx is a second Tommy Manville. Ruperto Mendoza is a great Matador. The mentioning of his name causes the most fearless Brahma to tremble! Fred Moore has a dairy of his own. Moore Cows is his slogan. Allene Konzack is a Powers Model. She advertizes nail polish-- the Zackie Charm! Peggy Tacquard is a great Nurse, known as the lady of the electric light. james Wilson is a famous movie star, still acting under the direction of O. M. Saunders. Sally Remmers is the proprietor of a kennel for wayfaring poo- ches. . jo Marie Freeman is the wife of a well-known basketball star. His face appears blurred--perhaps you can guess who he is! Erma Locke is a great singer, the Kate Smith of the day. J. E. Franks recently won the Kentucky Derby with his noted horse Beetleboom. William Dyda is evenning the score with the law--he is now game warden. Frances Mabel Gresham is head librarian at Santa Fe High. Patsy Ortego is still winning beauty contests. She is now Mniss America. Wanda Beaver is the first woman chief executive. Half of her classmates are wanting Civil service appointments. Tom Brown is a professor at Podunk-University. He has ad- vanced a new theory of relativity. Rosie Moore is a renowned dress designer. Her abode is in Paris. Mary Luna has succeeded in catching a sailor. Her lullaby is, Anchors aweigh my boy. WY W ff ,BW 15 Hwmxff xq XMI 9125 W QMQJVUPPQDQQ MW E Wwmfgfgvf B osom Companions if K L.. I g 4, C. f www.. gs. Y w-vs :?:,5,Ll.w1: nf 1 - 'QI s 'L ' 4 LTEH A f . . 1 Hal . ' ' 'lt ' I . ,Wa ' 7 , N I , h . f , .I ' Charles Atlas Il llcf Did It Again I s ' Ffh f , F 5 ,lv Studlous Ronny Time Out, Class Change FARRRR GILLIOZ 8a TUNY COSTA xrmA1.n mmfjci sf 'rms fum-xfx 48 ' , : x nag! 'J X 'A C ' 4 -Q A lil'i3lflH.'IAU AZIQXIBUZA jOH?fG jORDAN 31 LUIS WESTMORH ij. li. I-RAN!-QS lic yn,4NN4gg1,g, 9l'II,,1,,IAM DYDA Sc PIN-UPS LAND 102 KX WNKJ4 ,X ,M f 6? Jumoms Q :rbi 'vii KF N Carol Behringer P re sident 2 sg r if , Q V 5 JUNIORS Neva Nell Davenport Tre as urer Willie Bush Sgt. at Arms Joyce Eernisse Annual Reporter Charlotte Schulze Se cretary Authur Autry Sgt. at Arms Frank Gillioz Class Reporter JUNIORS . 1' X. Alvy Lee Filer M. Bodine Ruby Bethune oyce Rush .W Frances Chiles Q 2 Y 0 6? i 2 , msg Raymond Hechler wu.gY' I i - 1. Q 12' 8- ww H 5 1- W 'Wi 4 ak B in - I JUNIORS , me ' , K Y T I ,,.,, .,55, lww.,, A vgggiw fn-:f . Ale xis ECW 1, 'f 11-:i.:,, H ,1 . . 1 ,Lriwvf- +? iz- ..,: J ,EE W , 13 2 S P Z, X ' Iv , ,V . Q i ni it Anna Mae Gene Hechler Dyess Vonceil Bailey Walter Furguson Nelda Brandon 'ifji 55 i f ' s' gg 'JP , Eh, K 4 B ' 9, 'LLQ14 1 :Yi 1 Q 'Qi 1 v 'HQ 1' J' if -M. is in , Elf! I f V I 1 . I if 'Q Q A. J. Davidson Bobbie McCarty Velma Sue Brundrette Mike Calanan lk l Q fi I JUNICRS of' ' 'KI x li M i ti , 0 in A- K?L A ,. Xxx A 'L r 'wt or - If ix' -V ,Lr,, , ' . is i Kermit Nina Rae Kenneth Harris Godwin Locke June Herrin Donald Harvey Teddy Sayko Amanda Milligan :- fa '4'.- xl X, I QF Eva Trippel 0- as Martin Morgan q ATP gilgy Girl Clergy Baby iirundy v X A Af A . f Y' 4 m T, gg 3, Classmates W h 0 a I ii QIPZVCY! 1 'M rf lm.. Cozy Two Whastic ban 15:1-ar Peet My! My 4 , 'xi -. Legs!! Glamour Hoy A U one Wolves 3 St pals brms W 2 'K V, S OpHOMO RES SOPHGMORES Eugene Matejka Billy Janis Warren Ryan Frank Carsaro President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Nan Clayton Carol Smith RosaLee Lomico Agnes Hardung - - i 4 M, Thomas Stavely Edna Earl Ross Marjory Ross Donald Walker 7... 'A SCDPHOMORES all ' ' ,,',f, L N A 'lr .J ny VW, - V ,H ' ' if g f , ' af' 2 r fi 5 -4, ,ir l, J' ixil' s I Mike David Doris Bahr Brandon Locke joan Lilley Maxine Cummins -fra. Nfl ' all Stanley Pourchot jo Alice Sumrall james Ryan .-v, 'ffl r x . if l 'Q jake Linkey Elsie Holloway Patsy Holloway Lorraine Ortego SOPHOMORES iw il, S Q1 Venita Tollett Ji Charles Butts WV' G. Maxine McCarty Orval Tulley 4 N 2 Q, , 4 1 wi?i52f Hl'! ' Rudolph Mansi Celia Luna Maurice Krischke Teressa e' be aba james Chesshir Dorothy Brown Aroujo 1 2 gf ,A A ot o L -115' 1, f' 1,651 Orie Lee Dorothy Brandon Alan Tacquard Montgomery i ,gf 55 Wu gy,M,,,lu 'uvilttillmg is F1153 HMEN FRESI-IMAN CLASS 4, ,,. Nadre Autry, Pres. rr rr ,A . WW Dorothy Thompson, Sec. o' 'o r M ,A if. r,,. ,, 2. - -Eziga h Sy1v1a Berry, Treas. is 'TLMTIT ws wp L ara , qi , . ' f ' , my . xi 1 ,.,, Milford Strawn , Sar1lda ECFUISSE 'M -'wr 'V ' ' rf Otco Harr1son g,QQ r Delfina Perez Russell Noel Mary Moore K , r F FRESI-IMAN CLASS Patricia Calanan Gene Mack Lauretta Rehm Toni Costa Lois johnson Eugene Fehrle Barbara May Herbert Harvey Elizabeth Mouton Jimmie Reitmeyer I.eCleda Freeman jasper Unger Frances Madden Norman Hungerford Mignon Butts William Earles Alice Hardung Steve Mattes Pat Rose Lessie Lee Norna Moore Bobby Dodds Opal Perkins J. L. Creppon ELEMENTARY First Row: Second Row: Third Row: Fourth Row: Fifth Row: Sixth Row: Teacher: First Row: Second Row Third Row: Fourth Row: Fifth Row: Teacher: EIGHTH GRADE Dale Johnson, John Henry Langer, Harry Holloway, Kenneth Beaver, Rodman Brandon, Dale Hicks. Paul Carney, Doris Harvey, Wanda Moore, Evelyn David, Vernelle Strawn, Clem Tollett. Josephine Cortera, Jim'BroWn, Joyce Laughlin, Gerald Still, Virginia Tacquard, Gene Feigle, Ruth Belch. Bobby Patterson, Robert Moore, Patsy Crance, Helen Ruth Norris, Bertha Nelson, -Robert Louis Claussen, Larry Earles. Dorothy Matejka, Alice Welch, Sarah Thompson, Rose mary Lindsey, Jo Ann Rehm, Annie Stewart, Dorothy Jones. John Mittelsted, Kelly Jordan, Don Morgan, Johnny Patterson, Pat Noel, Billy Yeamans, Arlen Myrick. Mrs. Amanda Robinson and Mrs. Emma Tucker SEVENTH GRADE Patsy Davenport,.Leonard Fehrle,Dale Bain ,Charles Milner, Annette Bear, David Locke. Flora Ann Claughton, Yvonne Milner, B. W. McCarty, Christian Scarcella, Robert Lee McMullen, Antone Delesandri, Jimmy Roberts. Paul Neilson, Doris Moore, David Morgan, Franklin Sturm, Billy Blake, Connie Auraja, Carol Terrell. Betty Terry, Minnie Milligan, Beverly Earles, Robert Bahr, Flora Luna, Jane Lee Bruce, Bobby June Linkey Patsy Ruth Collins, Shirley Jordan, Howard Linkey, Joyce Miller, Dorene Bass, Olamae Beaver, Sonny F Barker. Mrs. Christene Johnson EHSHTH GRADE lu- ln- SEVENTH GRADE First Row: Second Row: Third Row: Fourth Row: Fifth Row: Sixth Row: Seventh Row: Teacher: LIE-f--+ SIXTH GRADE Gerald Myrick, Allen Miller, Bobby Sayko, Irvin Cole, Michael Brouse, Edward Heileman, Henry Grafe. Charles Brown, Eugene Terrell, Armand Aroujo, jackie Brown, Daniel McCarty, Johnny Roberts, Phillip Lohec, Ronald Dyda, Douglas Morgan, Mickey Madden. Allene Beaver, Betty Davidson, Velma Taylor, Florence Moore, Dorothy Brauer, Patricia Nelson, Anna Sue Collins, Lotrevis Tollett. Lee Houston, Earl Moore, Donald Williams, Ben Harrison, Ernest Brandon, Gene Hicks, Harry Billiot, Andrew Driver. Lillian Thompson, Shirley Little, Sue Woodward, Florence Madden, Joyce Lee, Allene Milligan, Hala Joyce Powers, Peggy jo McMullen. Bernard Rehm, Albert Rehm, Kennthe Ford, jack Aroujo, Buddy johnson, Arvie Bass, Clifford Laughlin. Edna Cummins, Betty Ann Harris, Jo Ann Rogan, Margaret Perkins, Maedell Beaver, Kay Bodine, Hattie Mae David. Merrit Saunders and Mrs. Sibyl Hering. fx, --1 f - M -4, .2 I NX Xgo. U . 4, .xxx r f 1 1 ---- , V 31 I M ,A X. N X XA K X A ' xc 1 IM Q t Q A Vx X .-. Lf sa ,QQ QX ' -- --g++ 1 f K W i ' 'i V ,-,L4,4 i f ' .- ny ng Q 1 1 r 'wg '1 I . s lin -41.- IMG-of 'l J -l.. 1-fu f I --1.-.,,, V7 f .. q ,yy qi . K. -'ML I s hwaf. 'A-.555 gf- 'Us!f A any 526005 First Row: Second Row: Third Row: Teacher: First Row: Second Row: Third Row: Teacher: FIFTH GRADE ALTA LOMA Herbert Billiott, Rebecca Ann Parker, Deanna Cardwell, Beverly Parker, John Rehms, Sydney Clayton, Leslie Howard, John Jr. Richardson, John David, William Hill, Kelly Jordon. J. W. Garrison, Tilferd Cloud, Tommy Matejka, Alma Miller, Bill Seibel, E. K. Dodds, Patricia Marx, Robert Bear, Betty Io Locke, Henry David, Walter Stutes, Leslie Rayburn. John Mendenhall, Tex Flaniken, Henry Claussen, Cecile Butts, Edward Voiles, Janie Perez, Richard McMullen, Agnes Lindsey, Elaenor Marx, Fred David, Billy P. Hud- gins, Harold Lee Krischke. R. C. Parker FIFTH GRADE ARCADIA Rueben Araujo, Donald Cole, Gerald Beaver, Joy Ann Herrin, Wayne Williams, Iva Nell Strawn, Kenneth Man- well, Margarito Rincon. Milam Montgomery, Robert Ford, Billy Clyde Jones, Cleta Mae Taylor, Mickey,Jim jolly, Barbara Ann Collins, David Williams, Charles Thompson. Marilyn Lilley, David Hoffman, Billy Bellamy, Billy jo Thompson, Charlene Brauer, Odell Taylor, Carolyn Lilley Iona Faye Tully. Mrs. McCray PM FIFTH GRADE -Qfzafama, K- -M .... ,f 4 . '1 1 . . 1 , . 1- 1 N fy. f E. 5' .9- A 'ima 'iff- Q- .-'N ' 1 C Y In 9,10 ': I jail' FIFTH GRADE-Qzcacickz, First Row: Second Row: Third Row: Teacher: First Row: Second Row Third Row: Teacher: FOURTH GRADE ALTA LOMA Mary Ann Heileman, Thomas Bear, Walter Roberts, Charles Viets, Mary Carolyn Milner, Johnny Bond William Krischke, Marie Rehm, Doris Wright. Diane Roher, Carol McGraw, Joy Godwin, Louis Chandler, Q. P. Moore, David Burrows, Herbie Havard, Mary Katherine Olive, Curtis Robinson, Harold Jordon, Patsy Smith, Barbara Mailloux, Rosalie Milligan, Jawnita Billiott, Sylvia Vanier. Mary Moore, Texeferd Heilermn, Loy Godwin, Charles New, Glen Bruce, Keith Mixon. Mrs. Margaret Conklin FOURTH GRADE AR CADIA Sally Jo Miller, Barbara Ann Terry, Margie Bain, Mary Lucille Brandon. Thomas Taylor, Sydney Alvers, Teddy Gilbert, Charles Matheny, Billy joe Norris. Nancy McCormick, Frances Ewing, Barbara Ann Brown, Bonnie Faye McCarty, Eva Zuniga. Mrs. Elizabeth Cowan S V f QF .,- vt-. H . . Y FOURTH GRADE .11 s',1 A '?QwV? FOURTH GRADE N-ng-'sf 1- .. , ill av 2 I-J, f L ' 9 .. 4, -ezaifv? f-mmmw ' A S: .aiqamm 'inxv ' !Kf? 3ff'?T.' Q f' mxrevwrlsnw M . 'N Q.. ' ' .652 Z law il Qfflffh' F Fmt.. , VAN-wav. kk k A, f . Y U - Sum. 'f Ja am- ' ' 1 Q.. ,gg 0 First Row: Second Row: Third Row: Teacher: First Row: Second Row Third Row: Teacher: THIRD GRADE ALTA LOMA Dorthy Dodds, Ann Reil, Lydia Clayton, Myrtle Dell Mott, Heyward Bonds, Shirley Dannar, Charlotte Harris, Clarence Cummings, Lynn Mixen, Shirley Ann Mentzel. Ellen Richardson, Bessie Richardson, Carol Ann Spiller, Ruby Richard, Carol Voiles, Judy Cardwell, Daniel Oitena Roddy Rehm, Fred Miller, Robert Scillian, Louis Tully. Tommy Norris, Dalaha Hensley, Dellouise Dupree, Alberta Dupree, Della Mae Dupree, Billy Ray Collins, Al Ryan, Rodney Bass, Robert Chandler, Danny Davidson, Andre La Deau. Mary Ingram THIRD GRADE AR CADIA Frankie Lomica, Max Tully, James Brandon, Mary Lee Thompson, Lydia Gilbert, Wayne Wilkerson, Edward Lee Rose, Michael Eernisse, Lillie Marie johnson. Jimmy Don Davenport, Buddy Mailloux, Elizabeth Lilley, Verva Roberts, Gus Taylor, Barbara Freeman, Ann Man- well, Betty Mae Ewing, Billy Joyce Moore. Tom Sumrall, Susie Barker, Donald Diffie, Bill Thompson, Dorothy Yarbrough, Mary Morse, Richard Alvers, james Earles. Mrs. Annele Kloecker 7 THIRD GRADE-Qfhfbwnq, THIRD GRADE - difwmaa, First Row: Second Row: Third Row: Teacher: First Row: Second Row Third Row: Teacher: SECOND GRADE ALTA LOMA Becky Danner, Ameal Mentzel, Billy Bethune, Ray Mixon, Donnie Burroughs, Andy Anderson, Robert Matejka, Joy Rezek, Mickey Bowen, William King. Patsy Clayton, Linda Stephens, Vivian Locke, Marie David, James Howard, John Wright, Bettye Nelson, ,Glo Ann Kerk- lond, Margaret Bryant. Patricia Beal, Patricia Morse, Pat Reil, Eva Mae Miller, Annette LaDeau, Wanda Hudgins, Shirley Veitz, john Parker, Barbara Fay Billiott. Mrs. Leon Millsap SECOND GRADE ARCADIA Louella Newsom, Deloris Unger, Harold Hendrick, Alma Irene johnson, Alice Faye Locke, Martha Sumrall, Estella Martinez, Alera Faye Collins, Buddy Moore, Roger Eernisse. Kenneth Taylor, Bobby Matheny, johnny Findeisen, jack Orem, Priscilla Orem, Patricia Morse, McNeva McCormick, Aligine Tollett, Angelina Silvas. Mary Madden, Kenneth Cole, Ambrosia Araujo, Frank Koslosky, Joyce Sayko, Butch Yeaman, Rene Pena, Frank Moore, Bob Hoyland. Mrs. Rees Marie Carroll SECOND GRADE -ZZZEWQWM, J SECOND GRADE - Q'wa4iL2z, First Row: Second Row: Third Row: Teacher: First Row: Second Row Third Row: Teacher: FIRST GRADE ALTA LOMA Janice Cheatham, Faye Hodges, Karen Nelson, Emily McMullen, joy Hunter, Philip Mailloux, Melvin David, Norris Merchant, Willie Milligan, Matilda Perez. Foster Edmondson, Bill Miller, Billy Hepler, James Hill, Billy Platzer, William Richardson, Ann Myrick, Charles Stephens, Mary Banda. jim Paul Sartain, Gay Parker, Doris Collins, Opal Little, Lloyd Oehlert, Earl Upton, Donald Ray David, Deloris Otter, Jo Ann Milner. Mrs. Ivy Ingram FIRST GRADE AR CADIA Betty Araujo, Bill Karlosky, David Pittenger, Shirley Supinger, Ruth Ellen Taylor, Annie Fay Taylor, Willie Hernandez, Barbara jean Lilley, Augustine Silvas, Rudolph Rincon, Janis Tollett, Diana Fay Ewing, Beatrice Kitchell, Howard Orem, Patricia Ward. Richard Roznosky, Tommy Straley, Mary Rincon, Kathryn Rezek, Venita Hooper, Elizabeth Ann John- son, Pearl Thompson, Clara Mae Hernandez, John Floyd, Jimmy Wilderson, Melvin Strawn, Merl Strawn. Ronald Jackson, Betty Jean Roberts, Jimmy Yarbrough, Melvin Brown, james McCormick, Ornel Brauer, Alfonso Pena, Charles Norman, Susan Thompson, Dixie Williams Charles Edward Bozarth, Thomas Brauer. Mrs. Thelma Franks -1-J uvJ FI RST GRADE - am fbma, FIRST GRADE - gt vb leg.. x QWE Ari J ff .Q .ilwf ..N,,., X 4557 0 la - ,n-1 mtllnaul ' X 'I .. I ,VV - I u L-R W - X I ' lununn.. f - f' tr- 1 'f 1 K5 f 'il f 7--. ..... -A ',,5 Q' 'A ii x I V -X .X A Zff iwf lx' f zu-9 SPORTS ..-i -,.,...,w..w...4..... ,..rn.... First Row: Second Row: Third Row: Fourth Row Fifth Row: Sixth Row: FOOTBALL BOYS A. Davidson, L. Creppon, Ronald Lohec, 'E. Franks, William Dyda, Frances Chiles, Tom Brown. Tony Costa, Martin Morgan, Teddy Sayko, Byrl Clay- ton-Coach Orie Lee Montgomery, Kermit Harris, Nyles Locke. Eugene Matejka, Fred Moore, Maurice Krischke, john jordan, Donnie Harvey, Robert Marx. Walter Ferguson, Ruperto Mendoza, Billy Janis, Alan Tacquard, Conrad Trippel. Donald Madden, Willie Paul Bush, Arthur Autry, Mike Callanan. jasper Unger, Farrer Gillioz, Steve Mattes, Gene Dyess, Raymond Hechler, Alvy Lee Filer, Kenneth Ray, Frank Casaro, Bobby Dodds. Q N 'F , . - , -,H 1 .. , , m ,E-lr X X A STRING LINE-UP First Row: Willie Paul Bush, Ruperto Mendoza, john jordan, Ronald Lohec, Frank Casaro, Arthur Autry, Robert Marx. Second Row: Billy Janis, Farrer Gillioz, William Dyda, j. E. Franks. Lettermen: Marx-end, jordan-guard, Casaro-guard, Autry-tackle Mendoza-tackle, Lohec-center, Franks-halfback, janis halfback, Bush-halfback, Dyda-quarterback, Gilliozb fullback. A fy. .ff ji, First Row: Second Row: -l . B STRING LINE-UP Kermit Harris, Martin Morgan, Conrad Trippel, Donnie Harvey, Alan Tacquard, Gene Dyess, Kenneth Ray. Eugene Matejka, Fred Moore, jasper Unger, Frances Chiles. Lettermen: Harrie-end, -Hechler-end, Ray-end, Dyess- tackle, Filer-guard, Tacquarif-guard, Davidson- guard, Mottes-halfback, Matejka-halfback, Unge quarterback, Moore-quarterback, Chiles-quarter back. on I' nr FOOTBALL The Indians under a new coach, Mr. Byrl Clayton, had a rough sche- dule this year. They were in full strength about half of the season, being plagued with injuries all the way through. Eight games were lost, one won and one tied. The Kirwin game was won 12- 0 and the Needville game was tied 6 - 6. The only other times the lndians were in full strength were against La Marque and Pearland, which were close, hard fought games. The team next year will lose the service of six of the starting line-up. These players are: Robert Marx, an end, Ronald Lohec, a center, Ruperto Men- doza, a tackle, Fred Moore, a halfbackg William Dyda, a quarterback, and, I. E. Franks, a halfback. Although the win column was not very large, the team improved greatly and is looking forward to a successful season next fall. BASKETBALL The Indian cagers have had a fairly successful season. They took a consolation trophy at the Spring tournament and when this annual goes to press, will be in third place in district competition, losing five and winning six of the eleven games and having three more games to play. The team con- sists of two hustling guards in Willie Paul Bush and William Dyda, a cen- ter, Farrer Gillioz, who is hard to beat under the basket, a sharp shooting forward in Robert Marx, and, another accurate shooting forward, J. E. Franks. Boys basketball is a favorite sport with the students of Santa Fe High. BASKETBALL BOYS Robert Marx-Captain, Willie Paul Bush, William Dyda Steve Mattes, E. Franks, Ruperto Mendoza, Farrer Gillioz, Alvy Lee Filer. Arthur Autry, Byrl Clayton-Coach, Ronald Lohec. Frances Chiles, Tom Brown, Walter Ferguson, Billy Janis, Eugene Matejk, Fred Moore. ,VV I ,Q ,f r,.' M132 .J -'5 J' A fc. .fs ' J' f 1 .r df 5 ,- v hi.. ' .-Diff J '- Aft. ' ' -fa-.F ,. 4 ' . Spf ,Ram 3 ... -..AQ-. ra., -M 4,-Q, ..s ..., ..... ...... .. Hit- -- V---1...f .....,.,.-, , 1 - ........ y ....,... ....,1., .. ...va ....-4.4 ,jg ,s....1-4 -'H-'f ---1-,1'.II ..Z 'f ......d If J First Row: Second Row: N25 'l .lf .4 A BASKETBALL TEAM Willie Paul Bush, E. Franks, William Dyda. Farrer Gillioz, Bry1Clayron-Coach, Robert Marx. Basketball Lettermen: Bush-guard, Dyda-guard, Marx-forward, Gillioz-center, Franks-forward, Janis-guard Chiles-guard, Matejka-forward. re e iw TRACK BOYS First Row: Willie Paul Bush, Arthur Autry, J. E. Franks William Dyda. Second Row: Steve Mattes, Ronald Lohec,H. M. Bodine, Robert Marx. Third Row: Frances Chiles, John jordon, Farrer Glllioz, I Fred Moore. Coach: Byrl Clayton 4' 1,T.3.......l7 'E l...--.J , -., ,- ...l..4.. .. ,.. a T,,....1 'Vp - MILE RELAY WINNERS - - '48 i--4 ..l 4 Left to Right: Willie Paul Bush, William Lee Dyda, H. M. Bodine, and Robert Marx. 'N C Q. First Row: Second Row: Third Row: Coach: VOLLEYBALL TEAM Rosie Moore, Connie Dodds. Wanda Beaver, Carol Behringer, Doris Sturm, Sally Remmers, Allene Konzack. ler, Lois Westmoreland, jo Ann Brown Mrs Franks ., JA JV fa Gillioz, Dorothy K Erma Locke, Peggy Tacquard, Anna Mae Hech I ' ' 'x GIRLS VOLLEYBALL Ah! at last the volleyball season. The girls are resolved to accom- plish their mission. The team of girls that Mrs. Franks has chosen to bring home the trophies this year are: A STRING B STRING Rosie Moore--Captain Doris Sturm--Captain Allene Konzack--Co-Captain Anna Mae Hechler Lois Westmoreland Wanda Beaver Connie Dodds Sally Remmers Jo Ann Gillioz Peggy Tacquard Erma Locke Carol Behringer Dorothy Brown The first conference game of the season was held in our gymnasium with the Friendswood Mustangs and they were easily defeated. Losing the Webster game caused the girls to resolve to win District Championship. They won the La Marque and Deer Park games. Because of having won two practice games with Pearland the team felt sure that victory was tied up with a gay ribbon, only to meet bitter defeat! Friendswood, Webster, and La Marque have been defeated in the second Round Robin. The practice game with Dickinson was won for the first time in five years. The girls are hoping to come out victorious, yet are guarding against overconfidence. , The Senior players hope that in the years to come their good wishes will inspire the team to keep up the good work for Santa Fe. P. S. February 19, 1949, the volleyball girls defeated Missouri City, winning second place trophy at the Dickinson Volleyball Tournament! SNUW on the CAMPUS wballm Z 5 4.440 Let me 'see . Scienzists Dafylmg Scenery C-nowmcn Mute footbfxil Field M - No School Q ORGHNIZHTIONS ANNUAL STAFF First Row: Sally Remmers, Joyce Eernisse, Barbara May Second Row: Alan Tacquard, Wanda Beaver, Allene Kon- zack, William Dyda. Third Row: E. Franks, Rosie Moore, Ronald Lohec, Robert Marx. Fourth Row: Mrs. Weed, Mr. Milsap, Mr. Whitaker, Mrs. Edmondson. X I 3 i V ex: l A I, li? ll I 0 - Tiel! ..- lies. 1' First Row: Second Row: Third Row: Fourth Row Teacher: wi FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Charles Butts, George Cummins, J. L. Creppon, james Chesshir, Bobby Dodds, Tony Costa, Norman Hunger- ford, Milfred Strawn. Eugene Fehrle, Eugene Matejka, Alan Tacquard, Billy Janis, Orie Lee Montgomery, Maurice Krischke, Mike David, Stanley Pourchot. Martin Morgan, Rudolf Mansi, Arthur Autry, Orval Tully Frank Casaro, Wayne McKiernan. Gene Mack, Donald Madden, William Earles, Otto Harri- son, Herbert Harvey, jasper Unger, james Wilson, jake Linkey. Mr. Whitaker MERS FAR TN Or 5 7 .5- ? 'Q 5 7 lf m .R L :, V Q' 'T Y V 3 ' ,S nw' v 1:V,i5 , ., 'W i fe ' 2 ' A ff' rkiflw A u N 'lk in yr. fa, Qin 144' Alan Tacguard Author Autry 2nd Vice-Pres. Billy Janis R eporter james W1lson Sentinel Eugene Matejka Treasurer joan Lilley Sweetheart President Radolph Mansi Secretary jake Linkey History Hal Whitaker A dvisor Orie Lee Frank Casaro Stanley Pourchot Montgomery Vice- Pres. Parlimentarian 3rd. Vice-Pres. , ,,,f,,v, K 1 5 X , 0-xl I. 5 ' i E Q .inn 4 ' .4- ',g5J' ,-. HJ, ,, ,, ,.,,.-. ,,..-.......A . r,:,r First Row: Second Row Third Row: Fourth Row: Fifth Row: Sixth Row: Teacher: , .., .Qt , ,, ...W-f....f......: , M.. . ....u.aAJLnnn.mw..sdnvras-'- .wma-hhlhni FUTURE HOMEMAKER S Opal Perkins, Dorothy Brandon, Teressa Arroujo, Elsie Holloway, Celia Luna, joan Lilley, Doris Bahr, Sarilda Eernisse, Lacleda Freeman, Mignon Butts, Mary Moore, Loretta Rehm. Norna Moore, Nan Clayton, Joyce Rush, Lorraine Ortego, Maxine Cummings, Doris Sturm, Neva Nell Davenport. Sylvia Berry, Patsy Holloway, Lois johnson, Pat- ricia Callanan, Barbara May, Pat Rose, Frances Madden. Venita Tollett, Edna Earl Ross, Agnes Hardung, Carol Smith, Marjory Ross, Amanda Milligan, 'Eliz- abeth Mouton. Dorothy Thompson, jo Ann Gillioz, Rosie Moore, Allene Konzack, Nadie Autry, Jo Alice Sumarll, Lessie Lee. Rosalie Lomica, Ruby Bethune, Lois Westmoreland Alice Hardung, June Herrin. Mrs. Weed. of 1 . I, Af First Row: Second Row: Third Row: Fourth Row Fifth Row: Sixth Row: Leaders: 4-H GIRLS Betty Davidson, Allene Beaver, Sarilda Eernisse, Patsy Davenport, Annette Bear, Maedell Beaver. Dorothy Brcuer, Velma Taylor, Carol Terrell, Hattie Mae David, Betty Harris, Kay Bodine, Patricia Nel- son, Ajvone Millner. Peggy McMullen, Sue Woodward, Shirley Little, Hala Powers, Betty Terry, Bobbie June Linkey, Flora Luna, Glora Ann Claughton, Connie Arauijo. Edna Cummins, Florence Madden, Joyce Laughlin, Evelyn David, Lillian Thompson, Josephine Catera, Delfina Perez. Margaret Perkins, Joann Rayan, Doris Harvey, Minnie Milligan, Beverly Earls, Doris Moore,Ola Mae Beaver, Mary Moore, Ruth Belch, Anna Sue Collins. Patricia Crance, Sarah Thompson, Anna Jewel Stewart Sylvia Berry, Nadie Autry, Pat Rose, Joyce Miller, Patsy Ruth Collins, Shirley Jordon. Mrs. Viola Miller and Mrs. Mary A. Weed. Ruby Sc the Doghouse 1 l Lonccssxoneers 1-,' buuhn One 'he Cmcle SISICFIY Love R obin Son Tum blers I I X '7 ACTIVITIES QUEEN PATSY OF THE HOUSE OF ORTEGO if? 3 l ff, f : gi 1-. 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