Schreiner Institute - Recall Yearbook (Kerrville, TX)

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GUINN D FS d ZAQ QECALL gf 40 'wa K, 524 J., ws . an ,LVYJ ' J- Sf' X . 1 Ol zj, Q I fl.. . i a V3 ' -Hsin? . W' 5 e Q 1 mga, 15 'sf L Q fr.- X 2 , 5 nf' 3 .7 . ft. -' .zqf v ,Y ,A 0 5' - ' ,,5vAjv 1 ', 'iii gf - ,ig k in ra. X ,A yah? X ai' fi 'l. X.i11Q , fi! 14 : J , N' ' .-fpggggggfr 4 'ww Q59 I 3? ,. ., ,, Q, gjf 31.6 FAC U LT Y JAMES J. DELANEY, M.A., Litt. D. King College, University of Virginia, Co- lumbia University. 1'resident. VVILLIAM G. MARTIN, B.S. South Carolina Military College, Uni- versity Of Georgia, University of Ten- nessee, University of Virginia, University of Chicago. 1161127 ,' Bible 11.1111 History. WILLIAM O. GREEN, B.A. Davidson College, University of Texas. CiU'IIl'fl'LllIZ.dfl7lf,' History and Econofmirs. JOHN A. GUINN, M.A., Ph.D. University of Texas, Heidelberg lGer- manyl, University of Chicago. Ileruz of .Sf1lf1f'lItS,' English. FREDERICK H. JUNKIN, B.B.A. University of Texas. Registww. M. D. BRYANT, B.A., M.S. Austin College, University of Illinois Yosemite School of Field Natural Historyl Biology. R. CLEMENT DICKEY, Austin Colle YQ Southern Methodist Uni- L, y versity, University of Texas. Mathematics. FREDERICK EIKEL, JR., B.A., M.A. University of Texas. Ge'r1r1rL11 and Erlllcation. THOMAS MORGAN HAMMOND, B.A., M.A. University of Texas, University of Chi- cago, University of Colorado. Physics and EIIfjlI'l66T'f7Zf1. REX R. KELLY, B.A., M.A. Baylor University, University of Missou1'i. S1MlIll'Sll. Page 11 A ,4 --. is pf ,ff ,, xx fl ZAQ QECALL0 '40 f , fy.. ZYAQ QECALL 0 '40 571.6 FAC U LTY TRUETT C. MOORE, B.B.A., M.B.A. University of Texas. Business ArIminisI'rr11irn1. HAL C. NORMAND, B.S. Sam Houston State Teachers' College, Uni- versity of Wisconsin, University of Texas. E'ngi11eering. JOSEPH W. SAMUELS, B.S., M.S. University of Alabama, University of Chi- cago. Chemistry. WILLIAM CALVIN VVEIR, B.S. Texas A. Sz M. College. .eltlzletic Iiirecfor. JAMES ROY WHISENHUNT, B.A., M.A. North Texas State Teachers' College, Uni- versity of Texas. History, Econrmzics, and GoI'e'rI1n1ent. JOHN D. XVILLIAMS, B.A., M.A. University of Texas. S'pa11isl1 and Iflrwmla. ELIZABETH HARPER, B.A., B.S. in L.S. University of Texas, Columbia University. LTIJTILTTIIII. IRVING H. HART, JR., B.A., M.A. Iowa State Teachers' College, University of Texas. Englislz. P. C. MARTINEZ, BA., M.S. Baylor University, Eastman School of Music, University of Arkansas, North- western University. Music. . f K IM LYNN W. MCCRAW, HA. C fi . 'U English. Page 13 Austin College, Universitb' Of TexzIsiQ,ijflAL n f fy: 1-F 3 vp, '13 Q 4 V9 Q I ff? saw' .H J' H2121 I' 'fic 'uv' W ' 4 4 4, ' v A.: nfl ' 1 ef 4 7 D 4 'S f . 39 ,fn ,, 4 Us ,sn ev Q so M ,JW 2' umm-Linus 'Mui 'l 30? v I ..- I 'Q dig?-Y57ff:l?J if Q - warg SA-44,15 VV V QQ., . , 3 gmgwffz ,--' E, gun ,, '.... ez.. FACULTY Sf WILLIAM M. WILCOX, B.S. ' United States Naval Academy. Matlzematicsg .llssistant Cl0WL'WlIl7lfIfl71t. FRANKLYN T. FIELDS, A.A., BS. Schreiner Institute, Texas A. 81 M. College. History and English. JAMES B. JACKSON, A.A., B.A. Schreiner Institute, University of Texas. English. JOHN D. JACKSON, M.D. Washington University. School Physician. JOHN H. HORN, A.A. Schreiner Institute. Bookkeeper. LORETTA STEHLING, A.A. Schreiner Institute, Texas State College for Women, University of Texas. Assistant Bookkeeper. MRS. AGNES L. FAWCETT Office Secretary. MRS. NINA EDWARDS Mississippi State College for Women. School Nurse. MRS. HUDSON University of Texas. Hostess. MRS. BEULAH MIITCHELL, B.S. Texas Presbyterian College. Dietitian. MRS. BERTHA WAHRMUND Assistant Dietitifzn. Page 15 QAQ QECALLQ '40 L Class Officers X BRUCE EDWARDS president EARL SMITH L Vice-President CLARK BAILEY L Treasurer L MARY BELL LGCKLEV A Secretary A QAQ QECALLU '40 57116 CQLLEGE 'Ml SENICDRS 0 1940 FREDERICK CLARK ALLEN. . .Bmumont C Company WILLIAM ANGERMILLER. . . . . ,Sabinal C Company JAMES CARTER ARNOLD.Corpus Christi Sergeant, B Company Vice-President, Student Councilg Intra- mural Councilg Sergeantsl Clubg C.P.T. Class. BUREN ARNN .............. Chzlflrcss Sergeant, Band Los Montanesesg Dance Orchestrag Glee Club. Jose: M. AUSTIN .............. Jllmion C Company Color Guard, Los Montanesesg Glee Club. JAMES AZAR. . . . . .Galveston C Company Pre-Meal Club. CLARK BAILEY .,............ Rockporf Sergeant, A Company Treasurer, Senior Class, Sergeantsl Club, C.P.'l'. Class. RAY BAILEY .............,.. Lulzfng A Company Phi Theta Kappa, Mountaineer Staffg Forensisg Glee Clubg Orator, '39, '40, HENRY TRAVIS BAILEY, JR .... Rockport Sergeant, A Company Football Reserve, T385 Basketball Reserve, 'SSM Glen: Clubg Intramural Councilg C.P.T. Class. EUGENE VVILLIAM BECKEK ...... Donna. Corporal, Band lforensisg Clee Club. Page 17 JAMES C. BEDDINGFIELD, JR. . .Kerrville Sergeant, A Company Treasurer, Phi Theta Kappa, Editor, Re- call, '40g Sergeants' Club, President, Pre- Med Club, Golf, '39, - WILLIAM KEY BENSON ......... Sinton Sergeant, Band Symphony Orchestra, Dance Orchestra, Sergeantsl Club. WILLIAM ARCHER BOOTHE ..... Beeville Second Lieutenant, C Company Officers' Club, Sgt.-at-Arms, Engineers' Club. JOHN WITTER BRADSHAW Mayhill, New M exico Corporal, C Company Phi Theta Kappa, Student Council, Vice- President, Pre-Med Club. D. LOUIS BROUSSARD ..... Center Point Sergeant, Band President, Engineers' Clubg Sergeants' Club. WE SLEY T. BURNAM ........... D6lllll8 Sergeant, B Company Mountaineer Staffg Forensisg Sergeants' Club. ALLAN CHAMBERS .... . . .Liberty A Company C.P.T. Class.. PAUL CHANEY ................ Crane Sergeant, Band Engineers' Clubg Sgt.-at-Arms, Sergeants' Club. ZAQ QECALI. 0 '40 Page 18 U6 COLLEGE SENICDRS wr FRANK H. CRAIN. . . . . .Victoria C Company Football, B Team, '39, Track, '40, B. J. CRANE .......... .... S abinal Sergeant, C Company Sergeants' Club. VERN CURRY, JR ............. Del R10 Sergeant, .A Company Phi Theta Kappa fVice President! , Presi- dent, Engineers' Club, Sergeants' Club. MCWILLIE DAVIS ..... .... A ngleton Sergeant, B Company Pre-Med Club, Sergeants' Club. THOMAS SAWYER DEAN, J R ...... Poteet Sergeant, Band Student Council, Symphony Orchestra, Dance Orchestra, Sergeants' Club. GEORGE DOWELL ............ Saratoga Sergeant, C Company Sergeants' Club, Reporter, Engineers' Club. JAMES DRANE ...... ......... P ecos Corporal, Band Phi Theta Kappa, Los Montaneses, Sym- phony Orchestra, Pres-Schreiner Class. BRUCE EDWARDS ............ Kerrville Major, Staff President, Sophomore Class, Los Mon- taneses, Forensis, Officers' Club, Pres- Schreiner Class. X 4 Page 19 ZAQ DECALLQ no GEORGE ELDREDGE, JR. Abbeville, La. C Company Engineers' Club. JOHN ELLIS .............. San Angelo Corporal, A Company Football Reserve, '38, Football, '39. GLENN H. ENGBROCK. . . . . .El Campo B Company Engineers' Club. J. T. FIELDS ............... Rzchmond Corporal, B Company Football Reserve, '38g Engineers' Club, C.P.T. Class. BOB H. FILLINGIM, JR .......... Austin. First Sergeant, C Company Football, '38, '39, Forensisg Sergeants' Club. JOHN REAGAN FLORENCE, JR. Raymondville Sergeant, B Company Engineers' Clubg Secretary, Sergeants' Club. RAY FORD ............ . . .PI41im'ieu' Sergeant, B Company Engineers' Club, Sergeants' Club. NAT FRAZIER, JR ............. Del Rio Second Lieutenant, C Company Golf, '39, Officers' Club. Page 20 Zz.. COLLEGE SENIORS JIMMY GISE. . . .. . . . .Yoalfum C Company Football B Team, '38, HARRY LEE GOSS. ........... Kerr1'iIle Corporal, B Company Phi Theta Kappa lSecretaryJg Los Mon- taneses. ROBERT E. GRESHAM ....... Centerville Corporal, B C lapylf Los'MoT1yAW9se95r1l Engineers' Club. M30 ,, ALVIN GRIMSINGER. . . . . .Karnes City Corporal, Band PAUL GUILL ................ Kerrville C Company Pre-Med Clubg Track Reserve, '39. GEORGE B. HAMILTON. . . . . .Sf0?l,'6U Corporal, C Company STANLEY HEMENWAY ......... LflI'8dO Corporal, Band Dance Orchestrag Symphony Orchestra. JOSEPH D. HINESLEY. . .Corpus Christi C Company Forensisg Glee Club. Page 21 QAQ QECALLO '40 SCOTT T. JOHNSON ......... Highlands Military Instructor Officers' Club, Pres-Schreiner Class. EMU, Joosfr ...,............. Houston Corporal, B Company Engineers' Clubg Track, '39, '40, C.P.T. Class. COOPER KINNEY ............. Houston First Sergeant, A Company Tennis Reserve, '39, '40, Forensis. EBB LILLY .... .... D eoine C Company Forensis. T. C. LOVE .................. Houston Second Lieutenant, C Company REAGAN MATKIN. . . .... Shninzons A Company C. R. MCCOLLUM .............. Texou Sergeant, B Company Los Montanesesg Camera Club, Sergeants' Club, Pres-Schreiner Class. 1 ARVONE MOORADIAN ........... Lyford Second Lieutenant, Staff Student Council, Pre-Med Club, Los Mon- tanesesg Forensisg Officers' Club. Page 22 ill CCDLLEGE SENIORS HARLEY WARREN MOWRY ..... Houston Corporal, A Company Track Reserve, '39g C.P.T. Class. MARVIN MUMME . . Corporal, Band C.P.T. Class. ....Kenedy EARL HOMER NEWTON ...... COI'SiCCL'rlfl C Company Phi Theta Kappa. HARRY PARKER. . . . . .Mineral Wells Band Engineers' Club. VVILLIAM PARTLOW ..... Corporal, C Company Forensis. TED PATTON B Company Phi Theta Kappag Golf, JOHN JOE PECHACEK .... Corporal, B Company . . . .Liberty .. ...Kerrville '39. . . . .Flafonla DONALD BARNETT PETERS .... Kermrllle Captain, C Company Tennis Reserve, '39, '40g Vice President, Glee Clubg Officers' Club. ,f X2 .SSR Page 23 3 VVENDELL PHILLIPS ...., East Columbia Corporal, B Company JOSEPH YANCEY POWELL, JR. .Houston Corporal, B Company Sgt.-at-Arms, Forensis. J. P. RIECK ..... ...Austin Captain, Staff Los Montaneses, Officers, Club. KENNETH E. ROEMER. Sergeant, A Company Pre-Med Club, Glee Club. FORREST SALTER ..... Sergeant, B Company . . . .Port Lcwaca Club, Sergeants' . . . . . . .Kefrmzille Editor, Mountaineer, '39, '40, Business Manager, Recall, '40, Sergeants' Club. STEPHEN B. SECORD ........... A ustlin Sergeant, C Company Forensisg Treasurer, Sergeants' Club. FRANK D. SHEFFIELD, JR ..... Kerrville C Company Football Reserve, '38, '39. CHARLES SMITH .............. Vernon Corporal, A Company Football, '38, '39, Basketball, '39. Page 24 611, COLLEGE SENIORS EARL WESLEY SMITH ....... Plainview Sergeant, B Company Phi Theta Kappa 1PresidentJ Q Vice Presi- dent, Senior Class, President, Student Council, Mountaineer Staff, President, Forensisg Sergeants' Club, Debate, '39, '40 E. SPENCER .... .... C olumbus C Company Pre-Med Club. EDWIN A. STAATS, JR. . .New Braunfels Sergeant, C Company Forensis. ARTHUR E. STIMSON ......... Houston Second Lieutenant, B Company Associate Editor, Recall, '40, Forensisg Officers' Club, Debate, '39, '40, if ,-JAJKAJK' It FRANK C. ',llHOMAS ....... Port Lavaca First Lieutenant, C Company Phi Theta ,Kappag Focgxgll Reserve, '38, Track Reserve, 53959 ers Club. 5 Vvx A-J BARTON TUBB ........ . . .Oakwood Corporal, C Company ALVIN E. VETTER ........... K6I'7'1.77:lI0 Sergeant, C Company Phi Theta Kappa, Football, '38, '39, Glee Clubg Sergeants' Club. M. C. VOGELSANG ............ Houston Sergeant, A Company Forensis 1TreasurerJg Engineers' Club, Vice-President, Sergeants' Club. Page 25 QAQ QECALLQ '40 JACK H. WEISENBURG ..... Port Lavaca A Company Glee Club, Pres-Schreiner Class. H. C. WILKE, JR .......... Sweetwater Second Lieutenant, C Company Officers' Club, Pres-Schreiner Class. KENNETH WILKINS ......... San Juan Sergeant, B Company Los Montaneses, Football Manager, '39, BOYD R. WILLETT .........,.. Matador Corporal, Band Reporter, Engineers' Club. ADAM WILSON, III .............. Hunt Second Lieutenant, A Company Officers' Club. JOE A. WORTHINGTON ....... Kingswjlle Corporal, B Company Golf, '39, '40, THOMAS W. WREN .......... Kerrville Corporal, A Company Football, '38, '39, C.P.T. Class. DAVID ZOGHEIB .......... San Antonio Sergeant, B Company Track, '39, '40, Pre-Med Club, Sergeants' Club. LILLIAN ALICE BARNES ...... K6TT17'tll8 Company X , President, Choral Club, '39, '40. DIXIE L. EDWARDS. ......... Kerrville Company X , Choral Club, Secretary, Forensis. V . Page.26 in COLLEGE SENIQRS JOYCE FERN FIELDS ......... Gonzales Vice-President, Company 'tX g Choral Clubg Sec'y-Treas., Forensisg Recall Staff, '40. ETHEL BLANCHE HALL ....... Kerroille Secretary and Treasurer, Company X g Choral Clubg Forensis. ELAINE HARRIS ............. K6'7 l 7J'lll6 President, Company X g Sponsor, A Companyg Forensisg Choral Club. MARGARET AMINDA HENKE. . .Kerrville Company HX MARY BELLE LOCKLEY. . . .Roclcsprings Company X g Secretary, Senior Class. MARY ELIZABETH MoRRIss Mountain Home Vice-President, Company X g Society Editor, Mountaineerg Choral Clubg For- ensis. M. D. BRYANT .,.. . . .Faculty Sponsor JOHN A. GUINN ...... Faculty Sponsor T. M. HAMMOND ...... Faculty Sponsor JOHN D. WILLIAMS. . .Faculty Sponsor Page 27 President WAYNE MILLSAP Vice-president EARL BRUNQ QAQ QECALLQ '40 me COLLEGE CLASS. QELFICEIRS , . ., N .1 , I, ,,., A ' Il .. tsp I v lm ., J, f I . 1 , I I f . BRLING MILLSAI3 fgzef FRESI-IMEN Grvgory .llerlinrr Housfon Hozlsfon ,Dol Rio . .Cuvro BILL BLACKBURN . . . ARTHUR A. BOERGER V ERGIL BOLTON .... BOY T. BOWEN. , . DOUGLAS BRADSHAW BENNETT BRANON. . QZAQ QECALLQ '40 Cl.. C O L L E G E J. R. BRETT, JR .... ..... W huiton HOWARD BROWN ...... . . .Houston TURNER S. BROWN, JR .......... AHC6 EARL BRUNO ........ JACK T. BRYANT ......... IWELVIN BULL . . . BURK BURNETT .... HAROLD W. BYLAND. . PAT BYRD ........ J IMMIE CAIN ........ TILLMAN CALDWELL .... P. D. CAULEY, JR... WILEY CHEATHAM. . . HAVISF ,CLARK ..... . Zi. -'V-f 'A- EUGENE COATS ..... FRED COBB ......... WM. D. CORNELIUS. . . JAMES COTTERELL, III .... JAMES P. CRAVER ..... . .Corpus C hiisti Sun Antonio . . .Kefrruille San Antonio San Antonio . .Midlothian . . . . .Athens . . . . . .Waco . .Kingsoille ......Cue1'o . . .Prairie Lea . . .Kerrville . . .Longview . . .Markhani . . . .Houston .....Yuntis WILLIS H. CRENSHAW ..... Big Spring TEMP S. CURRIE, JR ........ Big Spring MERRELL DAGGETT, JR ..... Fort Worth Page 30 FRESHMEN W. I. DAVIS, JR. . . CHARLES DEVVITT. . . BILLY DIRKS ...... ALFRED DOMINGUES . . WALLACE DRISKELL . . J. K. EDWARDS. .. FRED EUBANKS .... .....C7onfer ... ,Baytown . . . . .Tuleta . . . .Kerrifille . . .Harlingen . . . .Kerriille . Vanderbilt J. FRANKLIN EWERS .... .... I Mission JAMES RAY FERGUSON . . JACKIE FIELD .... JULIAN FISHER .... ELDRED FORBESS . . CLAY Q. FOWLER .... . . .Vornon . . .Mission Big Spring . . .Pottus ....Llano JACK UC. GARRETT .......... Plainview HERBERT GIBBE ...... Ch.ihz1ah.i4a, Mex. REUBEN GINSBERG .... HUGH GOERNER .... MARTIN GOFF. . . . . . .Athens . . .Kingsiville . . . .Konedy LARRY GRANT .... .... C orpus Christi BILLY GRAYSON .... . . . GERRY GREEN , . . Pa'ge'f!1 .Rayinondirille . . . .Beaumont Cl., COLLEGE THOMAS N. GRESHAM. MARSHALL GRISSOM. . . YVALLER GROSS ..... LOY GULLEY . . . COY HALL ........... HARDING HAMMOND . . . CHARLES HARRINGTON JOHN HARRIS ...... YVINSTON HARRIS .... REGINALD HAYS. . . JOE HEDRICK. ..,. .. JAMES HENDERSON. . . JOHN BELL HENDRICKS VVILLIAM HENRY .... HOMER HINESLEY ...,. I V f' ,I-fd. . gl, fi ' I VVM. HENRY HOHLT. HERBERT HOLCHAK COLEY HOLMES JACK HOUGH ...... HORACE HUNNICUTT .... JACK HUNTER ...... JR . . . . .Yoakam . . . .Joinerville . . . .Kerrville . . . .Sonora . . . .Atlanta . ...Vernon . . . .... Dallas . . . .Kerrville . . .Wharton . . .Beaumont . . . .Wheelock . . .Marlin Corpus Christi .........Sinton Corpus Christi ... .. Houston Kcrrvillo . . .Houston . . .Yoakam . . .Marlin . . .Odessa Page 32 FRESI-IMEN WARREN JACKSON. . . JAMES JAY .......... CHARLES C. JONES, JR. .. JACK KINCHELOE ..... HAROLD KING. . . TOM LANDERS. . . nik, I I if . ff GEORGE LANE ........ . . GARLAND H. LANG, JR. .. DAVID LARSON .,.. JOHN WM. LEIGH. JR .... VERNON LEISSNER. . . ALONSO LOPEZ. . , JAMES LOTT ....... HARVEY MCCORMICK .. CLOVIS MCDONAIJD . . . JOSEPH MCDONALD. . . -TACK MCGEE .......... . .Hrzrlingcn . . .Kl?l'I Z.'fIl6 . . .Orzlcfzvood . . . . .Waco ...Amarillo . .Long2'Iz7eu' . . . . .Waco . . .Kwwwille . . .Houston .San Anfonio . . .La Salle . .San Diego . . .Trinity . . .Kcrwfille . . .Kmwzville . . .Kzfrrzzille . . .Ennis JAMES ROBERT MAIQTIN. . . . .jlidland JAMES W. MARTIN. , . ...... Kwrrmlle KENNETH lVIA'l l'H1iWS..Corpus Christi SAMUEL MELLINGER ....... Big Spring Page 33 CL COLLEGE MAURICE MIDDLEITON . . . .... Slflf07'L GEORGE MIKSOVSKY. . . ....... Sealy ALFRED MILCH, . . . . . .San Angrflo P. K. MILLERV, JR ............... Edna THOMAS H. MILLER, JR. . .Georgv Wes? WAYNE MILLER . . . . . .Edna WAYNE MILLSAP .... . . .San Angvlo NELSON MOON. . . . . .McAIIvn JAMES MOORE . . . .... Ifflly ABEL MORALES .... ...... W cslafo ROSCOE MORRIS .... .... S an Anfonzfo CLARENCE MUECKE .. ..... Yonlfum CECIL MULLER. . . . . .Lnfwclo WM. H. NELSON ..........,..... Taft HENRY NOVOSAD, JR ..... East Bernard JAMES E. NUGENT. . . .... KF'7 7'177:llI? JOE NUINEZ ............... , . . .Cucro ELLSWORTH OSTROM, JR.Corpz4s Chrisfi ' . W 4 f, RAE f M' HARRIS PATILLO . . . . . .Yoalmnz FRANK PECHACEK .... . . .Flatonm C. NORTHROP PEOK. . . . . .Houmm Page I J. FRESI-IMEN J. VVHIT PEIL, JR. .. DESMOND PEREIRA . . . TILLMAN PERKINS. . . T. O. PERRIN, JR ,... BEN PETMECKY. . . JACK PINKSTON. . , DALE PRIOUR .... HAROLD PURSLEY. . . . ELLIS QUINN .... CHARLES REITER .... NIXON RHODES .... . . . DAVID SCHNERR. , . . . . . . .Housfon . . . ,Bcmwillv . . . .Longriefzr . . .Green:z'zfZIP . , . . ,Lytlo . . . .Forroston . . . , . .Ingmfm . .Thfroe Rivers . . . .Boofzfillo . . . .Korrfvilla Comms Christi . . . . . .KC?7 '7 UillC ' VAISDJ-vfw- u . 4. 'M--iii?-15A H' ls'.A.,A.,-,K-V .,o.,,k-ff ,Mtv ' A,,,J fd. Z 'f W .Q 3 'KV' K. :xx fa, QMQJ , IQ' , -I. ' . I alla, gif- ' K K - Y I I , x . j Q 3 '-l- ,,.,- , '4qfM,1fa. '-'m..,-NJ V ' '1..w,4,-1-f ' ' 1 M if ,O ' . , . , K. 3 ALFRED SOHWIENING, JRff . .Sonmiffl LENN G. SELLERS .... BILL SHELTON. . . BLAKELY SMITH, JR .... PHILIP SMITH ...,... DOUGLAS STEPHENSON . NAT TANENBAUM, JR. BILLY BOB TERRELL. . . DAVID TERRY, JR .... Eagle Pass . . .Marlin . . .Houston ...,...L!fmo . . .S1,41oefwafm' . . . .Waco Longview . . .Greenville Page 35 5 L E X V , jo IF, K V. 5 1,- W A. .kc 1 QAQ DECALLO 'AIO 1,001 gfiwwegw Cla COLLEGE JAMES RAY THOMAS. . EARL THOMPSON, JR. ERNEST R. THOMPSON . . . . .Eagle Lake . . . . . . . .Pearsall .......Sher1nan ALVIN Y. TILLMAN, JR ........ Menard JACK TOLBERT ....... ROLAND TRAVIS .... CECIL TRENT ........ .......Wkarton . . . .Jacksonville . . . . .Overton WILLIAM UNDERWOOD ........ Houston TOM WAHRMUND ..... J. S. WEATHERLY, JR. WALIIACE WEEKS ..... H. F. VVEITZEL, JR .... CLEVE WHEELUS . . . OTIS WHITE ........ RALPH WHITMAN .... WADE VVILLS. . . JOE WILSON ..... TOMMY WILSON .... LEE ROY WOERNER .... JAMES E. WOLF, JR .... . . . .Kerrville .....W'lllls .......Alice . . . .El Campo . . . .Kerrville .....C'aero . . .Pasadena . . .Sweetrwater . . . . .Orange . . . .Midland .Fredericksburg . . . . .Yorktown J. E. WOOLBRIGHT, JR .... . . .Qaanah W. F. WORTHAM, JR .......... Weslaco ROBERT R. YAEGER ....... H ebbronvllle LONNIE YODER .... ..... A ransas Pass Page 36 FRESI-IMEN VVILLIELEE AULD .... Kclwrfillc EILEEN BAETHGE . . . Kerrville MARY ELLEN BUTT .... . . .Kerrville ALVENIA CARDER .... ..... H unt DOROTHY DOWDY .... ....... H unt ELEANOR HENKE .... Kerrville MARGUERINTE KEYWOOD Hazclhurst, Miss. EVELYN LACHELE. . . Kerrville MAREL LESSING .... Kerrville JOYCE LOTSPEICH . . . Kerr-ullle BETSY ANNE ROGERS. . . . . .Kerrville MARY SUE ROSS ..... Kerrville CLAIRE STEHLING . . . Kerrville PATTY SULLIVAN. . . . Kerrville SUE SUMMERS. . . Kerrville NAIDA TRAUDT. . . ..... Hunt SIBYL WHITE ....... Kerrville SYLVIA ZEHNTNER . . Km,-ville R. C. DICKEY, Faculty Sponsor FRED EIKEL, Faculty Sponsor IRVING H. HART, JR., Faculty Sponsor T. C. MOORE, Faculty Sponsor H. C. NORMAND, Faculty Sponsor J. W. SAMUELS, Faculty Sponsor Page 37 JONES President BILLY EJQNES Vice-president KEMPER KIMBERLIN Secretary-Treasurer LERQY SPIRES glze I-IIGI-I SCHCDCDL CLASS OFFICERS SPHQES KIMBERLIN lgdc SENICDRS PAT BAKER ................ Harlingen Second Lieutenant, B Company LYNN BEAUMONT ..... . . . .Montell Corporal, A Company Los Montanesesg Forensisg Pres-Schreiner Classg Track, 738. LEE BROLLIER, JR .... . . .llouston A Company VVILLIA M B. CAM PBELL ...... Palestine' A Company Mountaineer Staffg Forensisg Clee Clubg Pres-Schreiner Classg Camera Club. ROBERT CAMPBELL ...... . . .Houston B Company Los Montanesesg Forvnsisg Camera Clubg HARRY CARTER ......... Corpzcs Clzrisii First Lieutenant, A Company President, Junior Class, 'ZZSQ Officers' Club. DAN CHESSHEE ............... Luling First Lieutenant, R Company Los Montanesesg Forensisg President, Glee Club, '-103 Officers' Clubg Pres-Schreiner Class. J. G. EDWARDS. . . . . .San Anfonio B Company WILLIAM FADEEE ..... illointw-Wy, Maur. A Company Woon EUBANK .... . . .Hoizisfon H Company DAN FINLAYSON ......... S11 Il A nionfo Tennis, '4U. Corporal, C Company I-'age 39 A , 5, QQ- , 6116 I-HGH SCI-IDOL GEORGE C. HARWOOD .... . . .Austin Sergeant, A Company Sergeants' Club. RICHARD HENDERSON .......... Atl8l'iTL Sergeant, Band Mountaineer Staff, Los Montaneses, FOI'- ensis, Symphony Orchestra, Glee Club, Sergeants' Club. BILL HOLLIDAY. . . . . .San Angelo C Company BOB HOLLIDAY. , . . . .San Angelo C Company GEORGE W. HUMPHRIES. .Mannel, Mex. Second Lieutenant, Staff Secretary, Los Montaneses, '40, Officers' Club. BILLY JONES ................ Beeville Second Lieutenant, ,A Company President, High School Senior Class, '40, Los Montaneses, Forensis, Officers' Club. JACK J UDD ............ .... P 'ernon A Company Football, '39, Basketball, '40, Golf, '40, SAXON JUDD ................. Vernon Corporal, A Company Football, '38, '39, Basketball, '39, '40, Golf, '39, '40, Pres-Schreiner Class. KEMPER KIMBERLIN .......... Midland Captain, B Company Vice-President, High School Senior Class, Los Montaneses, Forensis, Officers' Club. MORRIS LANSDALE ..... Jonesboro, Ark. B Company ROMULO ROY LEAL .... .... R obstown A Company Football Reserve, '39, Basketball Reserve, '40 BOB LOONEY ................. Conroe Sergeant, B Company Football, '38, '39, Sergeants' Club. CURTIS D. MCGEE. .. ... ....McAllen C Company CHARLIE MANICHIA .......... Houston C Company Football Reserve, '39, Basketball, '40, Page 40 SENIORS LEONARD MICKELSON. . . . . .El Campo B Company CHARLES R. OATES ............, Ennis C Company Football Reserve, V393 Track, '40. ED PETERSON .... ......... G alveslon Band Football Reserve, V395 Basketball Reserve, '40, HORACE PICKETT ...... .... L liberty Sergeant, A Company Sergeants' Club. NEAL RADER ............. Port Arthm' Sergeant, A Company Los Montanesesg Sergeants' Club. MAURICE RUBY, JR ...... . . .Austin Corporal, A Company WILLIAM ANGIE SMITH, JR ...... Dallas Sergeant, A Company Los Montanesesg Forensisg Sergeants' Club. K, Q ' A Ciba-' I vfw MORGA SMITH. . . . . . . . .Dallas B Company LEROY SPIRES ..............., Roscoe Second Lieutenant, B Company Sec'y-Treas., High School Senior Classg Forensisg Officers' Club. CAL C. TRAMMELL ........... Marshall Second Lieutenant, Band Sgt.-at-Arms, Forensisg Symphony Or- chestrag Dance Orchestrag Officers' Club. A. J. WENDEL .......... . . .El Campo Sergeant, C Company Sergeants' Club. CHARLES WINTER . . . .... Vernon A Company L. W. MCCRAW ....... Faculty Sponsor ROY WHISENHUNT ..., Faculty Sponsor Page 41 . nf! CIM I-HGH SC!-IOGL S'rUAR'I' ALLEY. . . JIM MIE BARTON. . . .TACK BEARD . . . EDWARD S. BEATY. . . DAVID BLEDSOE. . . E. J. BOASE. .. . . .Fort Worth . . .Houston .. .Houston . . .Beaumont . . .San Angelo . . . .Graham STANTON S. BUNDY, JR ...... Roosevelt JUNE CASS .......... Wlitcvhell, S. Dale. JAMES CHERRY . . . . .Kerrville JACK COGHLAN . . . .... Longview DAVID COOK .... . . .Laredo C. C. COX, JR .... .... A lice ' ROBERT CUNNINGHAII. . . . . .Eureka FRANKLIN DENIUS. . . ..... . .Athem if WM. GEORGE DENVER. .Corpus Christi LAWRENCE DORSEY ......... Galveston FREDERICK GIBBE . LOGAN COAR, . . . ROBERT GRAHAM . . . RICHARD HARDORDT CECIL HARVEY ..... HERBERT HULL . . DAN JACKSON. . . ICI.I.IO'I' JACOBS. . . Chihuahua, Mex. Houston ........HOZL,Wf0'H . . .Montorrey, Ivlfftv. . . . San Antonio . . . .Austin . . , .Houston . . . .Beaumont QAQ QEQALLO 'AO Page 42 UNDERCLASSMEN WAYNE JOHNSON. .. PAT KNIGHT ....... .. .Corpus Christi . . .... Vernon DANIEL M. KRAUSSE. .. .... Houston JAMES LATSON . . . PAUL LEDRETTER . . . AMOS LEWALLEN. . . ROBERT L. LOESCHE BILL MARSHALI. .... FREDDIE MARSHALL. LE ROY MAXNN'ELL.. MILTON MEARS . . . BILLY MORRISS ....... HOUSTON MYERS . . . MAX MCCRARY .... TOMMY NELMS .... GUY OAKES, JR. .. WM. H. PORTER. . . RALPH RANDEL. . . JAMES SELLERS, JR.. JAMES E. SHAW.. LAMAR SMITH. .. MELVIN STEKOLL . . . . . .A'llSll7Z ....HOllSl0Tl . . .Brady . .. .Amarillo . . ....... Dallas . . . . . .Golclfholfaite . .D'll7Ll?fl?1, Olsla. . . . . . . . .Menard M ozmfaln. H om ff . . .Dallas . . . .Dallas . . . .Houston . . . .SlL1'0fvep0rl . .Ta nzpico, Mm. Paso . . . .Rockporl .....Porz' Isabel . . .Corpus Clzrlsfz' . . . . . . . .A'I,lSf'l'l1 JOHN S. VAN DE MARK, JR .... Houston ALFRED H. VOGT. . . ...Legion Page 48 I DON VVEIR ..... ...... K erruille GENE VVILLIAMS . . ...... Waxaliacliie DONALD VVOOLLETT. . .Ta1npico, Mex. F. T. FIELDS, Faculty Sponsor W. O. GREEN, Faculty Sponsor J. B. JACKSON, Faculty Sponsor REX KELLY, Faculty Sponsor W. C. WEIR, Faculty Sponsor W. M. VVILCOX, Faculty Sponsor MID TERM ENROLLEES P. C. ANDERS, JR. ELLISON BOWEN. VANCE CAMPBELL BILLY CUMMINS. WILLIAM DUDLEY JAMES EPPRIGHT . . . CHARLES ERWIN . ROBERT HALLUM . DOUGLAS KEY. . . ALLEN MARRY. . . GRIFFIS MEIEK. . . MARY POYNER. . . . . . .Plainuieu' . . . ..., Fort Worth ... ...Center . . . .El Paso . . . .Houston . . . .Denton . . . .Kerrville . . . . .Longuieuf . . . .Port Arthur . ..,..... Houston . . . .Gpenada, Miss. Mountain H onie Page 44 .., ,l wgcxz.. , 2 1 WHMHHWW was tlwe judge ol tlie Favorites presented in tlne following pages. Mr. petty is tlwe famous artist, critie, and illustrator, wliose drawings in Esquire and otlwer magazines lnave vwon world-wide acclaim. W' . i V g e i avorffes of fke eau!! JGD Q . z su SCIIPS P577 Fe bl-ua 118011, Inez' Ins ituts Kerr-vllle, Texas Dear-Kr stuwoa Yo u u tel lzusual ows c einer ly good Judges 1' which made my assi sig t 11 e A111 ell 1' que b a t gllllzent sy tes ck ll oslng t e pic u stsd and trust t street too u pe Wil 1-e hat t oesn' cb I'z- what b te let' l est Recall Co Ol' ye 1-dlelly g B Petty Mr Az- YF 1 l at S Ill' are o e u y, of pi 1 g h 0 a Ir. Cl h t you S I d t d In Elm s ho l e h swo l t. V I 7 GBP Gs s . . f4 PJ' 12 , ,l94O. if K- As i xg rm wfiiiefisg , 5 1 ' 'F Wee V, M H521 w , QM ,.,,,- 1 MBS ELIZABETH CLARK 3 aww f MISS MAUPICE LQNG Gmpulaml 11.59, ' , ,ms -. 1. . 'L gksggjfk-W:,1 A, ' K Y MISS DQRQTI-W DEAN Porcul f i MISS JUNE RAPID MISS MARJCDRIE BUESCHER MISS FRIEDA B. 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Y .' :W f 5 if 1 A+ Y ' Ai jr- ff 'm- Q ,,,, , m. 3-nk ,W Y 5 WW, i?'fgia sff. if?? M CIW NEW AD BUILDING Completed February,194O n D rx M went on . ...... . . W F rn tbe beginnrng . . . the Library .... Q if Lv .K 1, Q.. . , . and the Reading Room. Dr. Delaney and his new Qffice I bi 0 5-4' EET' THOSE FIRST DAYS . .. mduded the formation of edm- OdVUQS!fl'16 study df 'Right Feed Cddme m UNO COUINSD, the fitting df uniforms Qby the man from Frank Brddwersb the issuing Q? rifles, amd rlwe cleaning df the same I S I i E x i s Z 1 I l 4 1 Y 1 1 2 4 4 i I gsQMw.ww 'N,.,W,m,..N.,.,.-:wsul-.Q..wnnmmee-w-a:::nr-,, ,., ....,. ,,a,.,- ,, ,V lk V, 1 ,ff ,ff Q'-f ii? S, 1 ,,,....-aol ii i-iorner, you arenit fooling anybody- CDF course theyire catching up on their f we i4noyy itis only a coke. periodical research. FFfff35Xf1liiffIi5fl? 51ff 51 Pl D W ,T , ,Q was The night he- Hi A Fore ieaving For The R Xmas holidays . . . Pi ii And aii through The ii T25 house, there was S cigar smoke. S w fx, Company attends the Cinema, and does a pit of window shopping, ioo. 1gZ1:ZiS'::IE5Li:QiX3e5j13 1f A haircut will help, but . . . :Y J 'sae H M1- 57 j ,Q ....L..,..,,, ,.,, 4- , , , A -, .M-LP- --A . -,Q f -W , mu- . x ,,, mf ng. q .WDM GRIMSINGERS CALENDAR of OUTSTANDING EVENTSX. . . 1. Thanksgiving Holidays 2. Clwristmas Holidays 3. lVlid-Term Reliel 4. Easter Holidays illfxoproyed by Clark Pxlleri, Ray Bailey, Hol1lt,ar1d otlier bleeders. O40 fi, y Q -I wi 'QQQQFQW ' 15 xii --5-H4 WW lyk N ,,.fxx:fM,n':ma1, -X J -.J', .ff , N , 4 . is L, :SA ,.fvk,, g ,S , i I I 'V f i'i:i'Ff9'?1:lSE'1?if? i'i'iQi1i?,zF5??'i3S1iKIi'iY'i5W?5f:.' 'iQ??'5?iZ?tE1?I iii?SX'Z2ii3,TQeW5?5?'ifffl! AlJ.S'3E': 9 , Sf ' L: f A k ' - '- V ' - , - '31 W ' - , ,- wi Clif PHYSICS Si-ICDW . was a hig success mt ON5 6 xxx ami? eiftons U axes The show ran for two nights, with approximateiy tour hundred visi- es 'F' ,O tors. Among those experiments demonstrated were Meteorology, Madgepurg hemispheres, frozen motion, and Bernouiiis. C4729 llllfli FHMF f!20if1hAiD-TERM EXAMS UI, Joe is reaiiy sweating . . . as the hours passed , . . iifxnd where is Cuba, Mr, Martin? ai , I ft .W .f'T'3 A , ,,,, L:.A i WEQQ2 I 4 2 an Q M izg 3 21 1 4 1 2 -v 4 f S N9 4 f 91 R vf.-,E':?fi1, ., vf - U 45, , Zgvxxleia T' 9,9-V k ' A w w ffi 'f , R . I, api. V, V, H - G , .r I ,. A . 'L V ,VW 4 . a Q is-QA , ' KOA 4 J A MOUNTAINEER'S DIARY FOR '39 AND '40 Monday, Sept. 18 - Most of us checked in and received our room and table assignments. Things in general began to pick up around Kerrville. Wednesday, Sept. 20-Rifle companies were formed. B Company almost got Rieck for its captain, and A Company just missed getting Charlie Harrington for its commander. Tuesday, Sept. 26-The first G.O. was pub- lished at Retreat. Squeaky Thomas be- ' came a Lieutenant. And to think, only this a.m. he was a mere private. Some suck- cess! Friday, Oct. 6-Last evening's bonfire must not have been enough: for with all the yell practice Schreiner lost to that San Marcos bunch, 6 to 0. A snake dance by the fresh- men added color to the half. Monday, Oct. 17-The D.C. gets a chance to go into action. Those Schreiner Hall kids had quite a little brawl yesterday with Gene Williams taking quite a prominent part in the fray. Sunday, Oct. 25 - Everybody is sleeping. That corps trip wasn't exactly restful. Tuesday, Nov. 16 - Down at the bull lot Chub Winters complained: Mr. Willums, my work is piling up mighty fast Y Thursday, Dec. 9-The morning paper said that the San Antonio police were being entertained with magic tricks by our Henry. So that's where he has been! Wednesday, Dec. 20 - The Christmas Banquet and Dance came off this evening in a big way. Thursday, Jan. 4 - Only 78 more days till the Easter holidays! Wednesday, Jan. 10 - The Evening News had this headline: REDS ATTACK FIERCE- LY fThat ain't no propagandab. Monday, Jan. 15-West Barracks lost the volley ball championship and later on in the evening the Dickey Hall cat-calls were literally dampened. Monday, Jan. 22-We went hog-wild in the season's first snow. In Chapel Big Jim warned us against getting our feet wet, and much coughing was heard. Wednesday, Jan. 31-We're right in the middle of the Mid-term exams. Friday, Feb. 9 - More snow. Monday, Feb. 12 - Dr. Darby delivered the first of his series of lectures. Tuesday, Feb. 13 - This morning Dr. Darby's theme was More Fire. Thursday, Feb. 15 - Dr. Darby: More Fire ! Saturday, Feb. 17-Say, this snow business has gone far enough, snow fooling. Or do you get the drift? Tuesday, Feb. 27-The intramural boxing contests got under way this week. Freight- train Crain and Mail-Man Gise were the two big surprises. Saturday, Mar. 2 - We all are wondering as to how W. W. Jones got the patch above his left eye. Kemper, Spires, and the Dug-Out featured in this incident we understand. Thursday, Mar. 14-Well, the Federal In- spector wasn't half as mean as Captain Green would have us believe. That Roy Whisenhunt was truly a scream in the Faculty-All Star game. Saturday, March 23-In Lawton, Okla., our Phi Theta Kappas were successful, and Garland Lang became National Vice Presi- dent. Monday, April 8-In Chapel Professor Hart made a powerful little speech as the first of Dr. Guinn's Vocational Guidance Series. Tuesday, April 9 -Latest News Flash: GER- MANY MARCHES INTO DENMARK AND NORWAY. Jake Leigh: Say, Stim- son is gonna be plenty mad when he hears about this, but where the hell is Denmark, James? James Sellers: Er. . .ah, it's not in Texas, is it? Friday, April 12- B Company has finally won a parade. Wednesday, April 17- A Company bit the dust along the banks of Quinlan Creek when the 3rd platoon of B Company gave them a little surprise party. Monday, April 22-At the infirmary Country Mears is entertaining himself and Led- better with fiddle music. 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'VW L: 211: ,., 11 ..4V W' -as 's V' 17 .1 ijf:f.: :Yr .U :rx jf: IE' - Jr- 21:1 ' iff lr.V 's 9:9255 E- -, fl QE: wi' V- Hu '.'v1Y'.,-'E if iif.-'lf 'ICQ 1 H -31 . 2155 4 gQgi5 jf Q1.g:.:. i'.g,11 . . . 'f'x1 t'JV rg. L J. ' 5 Uri?v,...3g,i2V,V1V,?.V ' . f .3.-iagT EQ V 71 h : 5, V 5, wwf, ' ' ab.. V3-2 iw' hw by-1viSq5m ' m ' Www... A361 glze GRGANIZATICDNS I-3RADsHAw COTTERELI, ARNOLD DEAN IZUKNETT MH. DIFKEY SMITH, E. Cllr STUDENT COUNCIL 'E if ' fi -dl .,, fa l1res1'fIvn.f .... . . .EARL SMITH Sm-wfury .,..... . .... Tori DEAN The Student Council is an intermediary committee between the faculty and the students. The Council is composed of six members: one is elected by the students in each area. A member of the Student Council must have high moral standards, a sense of honesty, good judgment, and integrity. The Council is a very active body and serves in a number of important capacities. The main objective is to secure harmonious cooperation ot' the student body and the faculty. The members of the Student Council perform many noteworthy tasks. For their diligence and efficiency they are to be commended. Page 86 PHI TI-IETA KAPPA OFFICERS EARL SMITH ................ ....... P resident VERN CURRY ........ .... l fiice-P1'esidenf HARRY LEE GOSS ...... ....... S ccretary JIMMIE BEDDINGFIELD. . . . . .Tfreasurer RAY BAILEY .......... . . . . .... Reporter GARLAND H. LANG. JR. National Wce-President for 1940-L1 Schreiner's Alpha Upsilon chapter of Phi Theta Kappa enjoyed a very successful year. The large delegation to the National Convention at Lawton, Oklahoma, the election of one of its members to a National office, and an excellent pledge group made 1940 memorable. The activi- ties of the year began with a banquet in honor of the fifteen pledges, which was followed by the pledge ceremony. The final initiation ceremonies were held Wednesday night, April 3. Tommie Thomas, Ray Bailey, Ted Patton, John Harris, Garland Lang, and Chapter Presi- dent Earl Smith represented Schreiner at Lawton. They returned with Garland Lang as National Vice-President. A fitting conclusion to the year's activities was the alumni banquet held before the Senior Dance in May. First row: Il. Bailey, Beddingfield, D. Bradshaw. Secoml ro'w.' J. Bradshaw, V. Cur1'y, Dranc. Third 'rows Ginsberg, Goerner, Goss. Fourth row: Green, J. Harris, Lang. Fifth Row: J. XV. Martin, New- ton, Ostrom. S1'xtho'ow: Patton, E. Smith, P. Smith. Seventh row: Thomas, Vetter, Wahrniund. Eighth row: Weitzel, J. Wilson, Wortham. Page 87 SALTER FORREST SALTER .................. Editor MARY ELIZABETH MoRR1ss. . .Society Editor HOMER HINESLEY ....... Business Mcmager MR. EIKEL ...... . . .Faculty Sponsor The Mountaineer is a semi-monthly paper published by the students of Schreiner In- stitute. It attempts to cover every phase of campus life and keep the student body in- formed and entertained. Outstanding features of the year were the Sport Spot and gQuien Sabe? by Forrest Salter, who as editor of the Mountaineer, should be commended for his efforts in making the paper a success. Joyce Lot- speich's Around the Campus was a column of particular interest to the co-eds. Fine editorials by the staff proved to be worth- while parts of the paper. The Mountaineer affords an excellent opportunity as a means of journalistic train- ing as well as providing the students and parents with school news. First row: R. Bailey, Heard. Srfooizrl row: Burnam, R. Campbell. Thifrcl row: Crenshaw, V. Curry. Fourtlz row: Driskell, Ginsberg: Fifth row: Gross, Henderson. Sixth row: Hinesley, Holchak. Seventh row: Joost, Lotspeich, Morriss. Eighth row: Salter, E. Smith, Sullivan. QAQ QECALLG 'eo Clie MOUNTAINEER Page 88 The RECALL First rozv: Beddingfield, Bruno. Second frozv: Fields, H. Hinesley. Third row: Lang, Salter. Bottom : Stimson. ST1MsoN BEDDINGFIELD JIMMIE BEDDINGFIELD .............. Editor ART STIMSON ....... . . .Associate Editor FORREST SALTER. . . . . .Business Manager HOMER HINESLEY EARL BRUNO . . . .Assoczates JOYCE FIELDS GARLAND LANG MR. JUNKIN . . . .Faculty Advisors MR. HORN The Recall of '40 is completed - the last word of copy written, the last bit of proof pasted up. The staff's task is finished. Our aim was an accurate record of life at Schreiner during this brief year -a record that We hope may recall in future years memories of a happy period in the students' life. We sincerely thank Mi'. Junkin, Mr. Horn, Mr. Hart, and Mr. Fields, whose energetic efforts and expert advice con- tributed so much to the successful culmina- tion of our efforts. Page 89 LOS MONTANESES OFFICERS KENNETH WILKINS . . . BRUCE EDWARDS . . . . . DAN CHESSHER ...... GEORGE HUMPHRIES .... FORREST SALTER . .. MR. VVILLIAMS MR. KELLY . . . .P1 esidenz' Vice-Presidenf . . . .Treasurer . . . .Secretary . . .Reporter . . .Sponsors The Spanish Club, so-called Los Montaneses, was organized for the benefit of cadets who have to their credit two years of Spanish in high school or college. Its purpose is to create more interest in the study of Spanish and establish and maintain among the students posses- sing a knowledge of Spanish a more intimate friendliness. The members of Los MOHt3f1QS9S were entertained from time to time by guest speakers and also by movies in the form of travelogues which portrayed interesting scenes from Old Mexico. Mr. Williams and Mr. Kelly, who were the sponsors of Los Montaneses, very capably directed the club's activities. First row: Arnn, Austin, Broussard, Brown, Bundy, B. Campbell, Cherry, Chegsher, .Denyer, Drane. Second row: B. Edwards, Frazier, F. Gibbe, Goss, Gresham, Harbordt, Humphries, J. W. Martin, Mooradlan, B. MO1'I'1SS. Third row: Porter, Rieck, Salter, Spires, Tillman, Trammell, Wilkins, Williams, Woollett, Yaeger. ZAQ DECALL0 no Page 90 FORENSIS OFFICERS FlRS'I' SEMESTER EARL SMITH ....,............ President EBB LILLY . . . . . .Vzfce-President JOYCE FIELDS .. .... Sec'y-Treas. JOE POWELL. . . ..... Sgt.-at-Arms RAY BAILEY . . ........... Reporter EMIL JOOST ..,......... PCl7'II-lllHf07LfCl7'I.!l7'l SECOND SEMESTER EARL SMITH, ................ President DAN CHESSHER . . . . . .Vice-President DIXIE EDWARDS . . . .... Sec'y-Trms. CAL TRAMMELL .... .... S gt.-at-Arms RAY BAILEY ........,......... Reporter REUBEN GINSBERG ...... Parliiainzcntairzan IRVIN H. HART ................ Sponsor One of the most outstanding and active organizations on the campus is the For- ensis Club. lt is a source of great pleasure and benefit to those interested in forensic activities - debating, speech, and dra- matics. The club held bi-weekly meetings and many interesting and entertaining pro- grams were presented by the student members. One of the outstanding features of the club this year was the open forum which was held every other meeting. This was enthusiastically participated in by the student members and contributed much toward stimulating sound and independent thought. Under the capable leadership of Mr. Hart, the Forensis Club has become one of the most successful and popular organi- zations on the campus, and is indeed a credit to the school. First roizu' Abney, Barttlingck, Beard, Beaty, Blackburn. 'Seconrl rou,'.' Brown, Burnam, Cass, Chessher, Cotterell. Third Rauf: T. Currie, Cunningham, Bob Campbell, Bill Campbell, Denius. Foilrtlz row: XV. I, Davis, D. Edwards, Fields, Green, Ginsberg. Fifth rozv: E. B. Hall, Henderson, Harbordt, Hemenway, Joost. Sixtli 1-oiv: B. Jones, C. Jones, Kimberlin, Keywood, Krausse. Set-entlii row: Ledbetter, Lilly, Max- well, B. Morriss, M. E. Morriss. Eighth row: Moon, Mooradian, Powell, Partlow, Pickett. Ninth ron-: Randel Siires Stimson A.Smith E. Smith I 5 ! l ' Tenth, row: Terrell, Thompson, Trammel, Traudt, Van de Mark. Elerentlz- row: Vogelsang, Vogt, lVilkins, lVilliams, T. Wilson, lVoerner. Page 91 COMPANY X OFFICERS ICLAINE llixiuus ................. l'rw.w'flvnf MANY lfZ1,1zAi:ic'i'1i Moiuuss. , .1'm-l'wsu1wit l'i'l'HEI, Bl,ANi'lllC H,xi,1,. . . . . .Sl'l',lj-Tl'f'llN. l,A'l l'Y SULLIVAN .....,.. . . .Sf1f.-uf-Arnzs Miss Ei,1zABE'i'ii HAKPEIQ .......... Slmmn Company X is ai co-ed oigziiiizzitioii formed for the purpusc oi' zillowiiig the co- ecls some means of representation, and to bring the girls into 21 closer and friendlier relationship with each other. At the beginning ol' the school term, the co-eds, following' ai prec-eclciil set by the members of lust yez1r's ei'gui1izatimi, gave ai Faculty Ten. This proverl to he ai signal success. The Collegiate Dance and the Snring Swing' Dance coinplctefl the social calendar for the year. Both were highly enjoyzilmle affairs. Compzuiy X is under the capable direction of Miss Elizzilaetli Harper. I i1'.st rfmx' Auld, liaetligc, Barnes, Mcrmr! mir: Hutt, Czlrmlcr, llmvfiy. Tlifrrl mu'.' ll. lialwzircls, Fields, IC. H. Hall. 1 UllI'li,l mlm' IC. Harris, li. H9l1k6, M. Henkc. Fffflf r'vm',' lieywocul, l,z1Chele, Lessing. Nf.f'Tl1 rnf1'.' Imcliley, Lotspcicli, M. If. Morriss. Necentlf row: llogcis, Russ, Sicliling, Sullivan. Idiglif l'U1f'.'-'--Sl.lHllHl'l'S, Traumlt, White, Zehntner. Miss HARPER Miss HALL YA., DECALLQ 240 Page 92 COED CHORAL CLUB OF I l C ICRS MRS, VVILCOX MliS. MAIQTINEZ Under the direction of Mrs. Martinez, who was ably assisted by Mrs. Wilcox the Co-ed Choral Club has become a major asset to the curriculum of Schreiner lnstitute. lt has become a significant and progressive feature of the school program. This year the club adopted attractive maroon and white uniforms which added greatly to the spirit and impressiveness of the group. The octet became particularly popular with the student body and together with the Choral group it presented many entertaining programs both at the school and outside affairs. The club met twice a week for practice sessions. lmff fo 1'iyl11: Zehntner, liotspeich, Baethge, lVhite, E. Heuke, Stchling, M. E. Morriss, Hall, Ross, Barnes, Lessing, Carder, Harris, Butt, Rogers, Lachele, Fields, Poynor, Sullivan, lidwards. Page 93 liII.LIAN BARNES. . . ..., Prcsirlrnf Siem VVHITE . . . . .l'1'w'-I'rvsz'rImzf PATTY SULLIVAN . . . . .Swfy-Tram. JOYCE Lo'1'sPE1c1H .... .... I Ccporlwr ftp LITTLE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA DIRECTOR MART1 NEZ The Little Symphony Orchestra is composed primarily of Schreiner students, but several talented musicians from the local high school were invited to participate. The purpose of this musical organization is to further the appreciation of' the classics and the better known semi-classics. Weekly meetings under the competent direction of Mr. Martinez were held in preparation for several chapel programs and for the final appearance on Music Nightfl This completed the season's musical activities. lmbff fo Vlhffllff T. Miller, Helen Joyce Boyd, Alice Olsson, Readle, Dorothy Stockton, Iris Savage, S. McCormick, Marv McfToun, Henson, Marv Hat- lflirth, Johnson, Trummcl, Henderson, J. R. Martin, Whom-lus, J. W. Marlin, Tollwert, Il. lNTcCor1nick, Erwin, llc-nn, Juanita Hutt, Grayson. QAQ QEQALL 0 'eo Page 11,5 ti - ew I V A Y fl Q, xlfilleigsi X ' an i flip DANCE ORCHESTRA .,T,. x' K L N 'a. Tim ORcnEs'rRA PRoDUeEs ................. Around a nucleus of five returning members, Director Martinez molded an excellent dance organization which early in the year established a reputation for fine dance music. Besides the semi-monthly student dances, the orchestra was invited to play at several other functions. Most notable of these was an invitation to perform at the Kiwanis Minstrels in the early spring. The Officers' and Sponsors' Ball on May 11 concluded the orchestras activities. Members of the orchestra were Benson, Beadle, and Martin, saxophones and clarinets, Ostrom, pianog Trammel, drums, Dean and Grayson, trumpets, Arnn, bassg Director Martinez, trombone, Cleve Wheelus, Vocalist. H EEE, Benson, Ostrom, Rearlle, Martin, Trammel, Martinez, Dean, Arnn, Grayson. Page 95 Clif PRES-SCHREINER CLASS iF i V OFFICERS IIANOLD KING ..........,....... l,I'FS'I'fIf'7lf IZOII LOONEY, . . . . I'1'r'f'-I'1'f'sz'rIPn-f' SAXHN .I CDD ,... .... ...., T 1 'rvrszf rm' 1llc'11AIQU HENDERSON. . . .. .Svvrffrzrg f wry 5'Qau'I1clp1-fl to got t'YCl'X0llC2lUlll21iNtOd. , . Nw I'l'usInyto1'ia11 Sumlzay School class for young mon IJCQIEIII its fOlll'U'UllUl yum' und' 1 tlu capnlmlvmli1'm-tim1ol'u HOWS1J0llSOl',NIl'S.Xx'. A. Salicr. A XVf'lx'OIUillf,1' lmlmqlwi 1-arlx in H11 Tho sic-zuly growtl1 ui' thc class was ample- tcstimouy of thv interest 2ll'0USl'4l Ill Mrs. Salim r Bible sulclics. il1IOl'GSfi112I121HiS, and dffvotimmzll worship programs. Q x Pr: .174 flip GLEE CLUB wwf: KJ ,,- ., , 4 OFFICERS JOHN A. GUINN. . . .... Iifrncfor DAN CHESSHER. . . . . .Prcs1'rle1zf l g HOMER H1NsELEY. . . . .Secretary DIRECTOR GUINN The Glee Club began the year under the direction of Mr. Robert Saenger, of Kerrville, who was forced by pressure of business to give up this work in the late Fall. Dean John Guinn then accepted the responsibility of directing this organization for the remainder of the year, and under his leadership the club developed into a useful organization that served the public and its members alike. Numerous appearances were made during the year in connection with chapel exercises, serv- ice club programs, and a concert in Fredericksburg in May, with the climax of the year's ac- tivities coming during commencement season on Music Night. Sfnnfliny.' H. Hinesley, Chessher, Cherry, Bill Campl-ell, ll. Sellers, Weisenburg, Brannon, J. Hinesley, Petniecky, Perrin, lflwers, Cunningham, Shaw, Holmes, Harvey. Serzirfal: Driskell, Brett, Roemer, Pl. Bradshaw, Peters, Henderson, Weitzel, Wheelus, J. W. Martin, Larson, Lane, Becker, Field, Arnn, Austin, Vettf-r. Page 97 First ron-: Azar, Beadle, Beildingfield. Secmirl roir: J. Bradshaw, ll. Rradshaw, Brett. Third mir: Cobb, llavis, Fisher. f'YOIl7'ff1 row: Guill, Lane, Lang. Fifth roir: J. McDonald, Noyosad, Perkins. Sixth roar: Perrin, Reiter, Terrell, li. Thompson. PRE-MED CLUB fs J! h 1 OFFICERS J IMMIE BEDDINGFIELD ..... ..... P rwsiklenf JOHN BRADsHAW. . . . . .lvtf'fl-Pl'l'.9I'fZf77Zf JOE MCDONALD .... . . .Scc'y-Tracts. After a year's leave of absence Professor Bud Bryant returned to Schreiner this year and again directed the activities of the Pre-Med Club. Frequent talks concerned with subjects of pertinent interest to the Pre-Med student and interesting visits with the doctors of Kerrville made the organi- zation invaluable to the Pre-Med student from a practical standpoint. Of special interest during the year was an inspection of the U. S. Government Hos- pital at Legion, on April 12. Colonel Webb was a gracious host and a veritable store- house oi' information concerning the hos- pital. Eyery member of the Pre-Med organi- zation really benefited by the trip. ,4 fi Page 98 OFFICERS' CLUB Tx This organization, composed of all commissioned officers of the three rifle companies, the band, and the staff, has, as its express purpose, the coordination of all military activities. At the Tuesday night meetings, discussions of discipline and military tactics were led by Captain Green and Sgt. Johnson. The climaxing social event of the year was the Officers' and Sponsors' Ball held May 11 in the Schreiner gymnasium. First row: Baker, Roothe, Cain, Carter, Chessher, Cotterell, B. Edwards, Frazier. Second row: Harrington, Humphries, R. Jones, Kimherlin, Love, J. W. Martin, Mooradian, Pereira. Tlzirfl roz4,': Peters, Rieck, Spires, Stinison, Thomas, Trammell, Willie, A. Wilson, Worthanl. Page 99 SERGEANTS' CLUB 2.1 N W . L. x , OFFICERS EARL R. BRUNO ................. Prosidfanf M. C. VOGELSANG. . . . . .l'icc-Pivsiflienf JOHN FLORENCE .... ........ S ccrofary BERT SECORD ...... ......... T rms1u'er PAUL CHANEY .......... Sc1'gcr1nf-of-Arms ENSIGN W. M. WILCOX ........... Sponsor The Sergeants' Club acquired greater importance during the past year. A change in mili- tary operations in the middle of the year placed greater responsibility on the non-coms and made this organization even more essential. lt served the important purpose of coordinating military activities and assuring cooperation of the commissioned and non-commissioned officers which is so essential to the success of a military organization. At the organization meetings, problems concerned with discipline and military tactics were discussed by Ensign Wilcox. Several social events were held during the year, the most enjoyable being the spring outing to President Delaney's Turtle Creek Reserve in May. l First row: Arnn, Arnold, C. Bailey, T. Bailey, Beddingfield, Benson, Broussard, Bruno, Burnam, B. Burnett. Second rout' Chaney, B. Crane, V. Curry, Davis, Dean, Dowell, Fillingim, Florence, Ford, Harwood. TIli7'fl rozr: Henderson, Hinesley, Kinchloe, Kinney, Looney, McCollum, Rader, Roemer, Salter, Secord. Fourth row: A. Smith, Smith, Tanenbaum, Vetter, Vogelsang, Wendel, Yaeger, Zogheib. Page 100 ENGINEERS' CLUB OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER VERN CURRY ....,,........... Presizlerzt LOUIS BROUSSARD ..... . . ,Vz'cw-Preszklenf JOHN R. FLORENCE .... ..... S ecrcfary ,, .' GEORGE DOwELL ..... ..... T reczszow QQ PAUL CHANEY .....,....... Sgt.-at-Arnie SECOND LOUIs BROUSSARD. JOHN R. FLORENCE. .. .. PAUL CHANEY ..... HUGH GOERNER . . P. K. MlI,I,Eli ...... SEMESTER ...........P1'e.s1'Ilerzf .lvl'f'P-P1'f'Sl'd?'?'lf . . . . .S1'f're1'f11'y . . . .Tl'l'llNlll'Cl' . . . . .Sgt-af-.-1rm.w As one ot' Schreiner's largest student organizations the Engineers' Club is, to say the least, a very outstanding one. Its members for the most part are more of a sober character, and as a group spend little time planning social functions. Their interests are strictly oi' a technical nature. This group sponsored not only programs and motion picture shows dealing with engineering but it also sponsored a series of lectures delivered by recognized authorities. The local Manager ofthe Lower Colorado River Authority, Mr. Raymond Mickle, was one such lecturer, and Mr. A. T. Hancock, city manager of Kerrville, was another. . ,.',,j.f1' First mum' Blackburn, Boothe, Broussard, Bruno, Cain, Chaney, Clark, V. Curry, Doiningues, llowell. Secunfl row: J. K. lflclwards, lfllclridge, Enzbrock, J. T. Fields, lflorence, Ford, Goerner, Gresham, Hannnontl, Harrington. Thirfl roam' Hays, Hinesley, Hohlt, Holmes, Hough, Lane, Lott, McCormick, C. Mallee, Miksovsky. l ozIrtlI rozr: l'. K. Miller, Morales, ll. Morris, Nugent, Ostroni, Parker, Patello, Peil, Petinecky, Quinn. Fifth row: Rhodes, Terry, Trent, Vogelsang, Wahrniund, Whitman, Willett, J. Wilson, Worthain, Yoder. Page 101 ORATORS AND DEBATERS MR. IRVING H. HART, JR.. . .Faculty Sponsor First row: R. Bailey, ll. Edwards. Second ron E. B. Hall, Ginsberg. Third row: E. Smith, Stimson. HAY BAli,1cY The speech representatives ol' Schreiner, uncler the able tutelage ot' Mr. Irving H. Hart, Jr., enuioyetl one ot' their most success- ful seasons. This year the team participated in a number oi' tournaments which incluclefl the Invitation tournament to Baylor University at Waco, Southwest Texas State Teachers' College in San Marcos, the District meet in San Antonio, and the State meet in Temple. At the District meet in San Antonio, Dixie Eclwarcls won first place in girls' oratory with her plea l'or peace-e ln Per- tect Silence. lithel lilanch Hall went to the State meet as Schreiner's representative in the women's division ol' extemporaneous speech. At the District meet in Temple, the orators lost in very stiff' competition, but returned consolecl by the fact that they had acquitted themselves creclitably. Page 1 02 13? 5 L. l3,T. .......7J CARTER ARNOLD J. T. FIELDS CLARK BAILEY ICMIL J Oosu' TRAVIS BAILEY HARLEY MOWRY BUKK BURNETT IVIAKVIN MUMME ALLAN CHAMBERS TOMMY VVKEN II. C. RING,Pflg11IfIH:4fl'2lf'f0I' CAPTAIN GREEN MAJOR EDWARDS MISS BYNUM CAPVF. HARRINGTON MISS SCHNERR CAPT. RIECK MISS AULD LT. MOORADIAN LT. HUMPHRIES STAFF mf? COLOR GUARD W. O. GREEN, Captain T. N. G. Commandant WILLIAM M. WILCOX, Ensign U. S. N. R. Assistant Commandant SCOTT T. JOHNSON, Sergeant T. N. G. Instructor BRUCE EDWARDS ....... MISS DOROTHY BYNUM .... CHARLES HARRINGTON .... MISS LILLIAN SCH NERR .... JAMES P. RIECK .......... MISS .MARY LOUISE AULD. . . ARVONNE MOORADIAN ...... GEORGE HUMPHRIES ........ . . . .Cadet Major . . . . .Sponsor .. .CflQJllfL'i7l, S'-I ......Spon.wor . . .fT7c1pfain, S,-4 .......Sponsor Limlfenclnf, S-2 Lieutenant, S-J ENSIGN VVILCOX EDWARDS HARRINGTON HUMPHRIES MOORADIAN HIECK file STAFF 3 9 X JOHNSON LT. CARTER CAPT. COTTERELL MISS HARRIS l INXP V , CGMPANY A OKHCEVS JIMMIE COTTERELL . . . . .f7apfm'w MISS ELAINE HARRIS ..... Sponsor HARRY CARTER, . KFI'2'.Sf Imzzfenfmi ADAM VVILSON. .SPC0HlfLl'I'1lf0Hfl71IL JIMMIE CAIN. ,Sammi LI'f'IlIL07lfI71f BILLY JONES, . .Sffronrl I,1'r'11fr nnnf COOPER KINNEY. . .FII-Sl Swrymni CARTER CAIN JONES WILSON KINNEY QAQ QECALLQ '40 Page 100 1.f,.ffRf'f..I I..i2f-I4 Axsxmy II. :XI.I.IAIY, S. I1.x1l.I1Y, V. I3x1l.m', II. IIx11.1-ly, 'I'. I-I.x1c'rTI.1mpr'h, I . H1-zvxlclv, J. l4r1.x1'x14+x'1', I.. H1411IIIINIIFII-Il,II. .I. Imxsr., IC. IiIcul.I.u-11-:, I.. Iimrwx, II. III Ll., M. I ur., J. C.xA1PBI11.I., Ii. C.x1cTrL1z, II, C1II,m1BI:Rs. A. L? F' If '-. 'W-.. Ei V 5 ff 74' -S-. Umh, Ir. MIf1mxx1.1I.1'. SNIITII. V. CURB, If. Nrimls, 'lf 'lvl-lRliI'II.l., I f'lJTTIiKI-II.I,, J. C G M P A N Y A rlxmls, IL. 'I'IIux1.xs. ,I lx l'1c,xvI:1c, .I. IWL11.. .I. XY, 'I'1lm1vs4Ix I XIII 1'1cHNsu.xw, XY, 1 I'1-gr'1I.xm'I-ik. I-'. 'l'11m1vsIm Inv T V1 RRY, Y. 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Captain MISS MARY ELLEN BUTT. .Sponsor DAN CHESSHER. .First Lieutenant PAT BAKER .... Sffond Lieutenant DEB PEREIRA. . .Second Lieutenant LEROY SPIRES. .Sefond Lieutenant ART STIMSON. .Srffond Lfzfffutenant EARL BRUNO ...... First Sergeant CHESSHER BAKER PEREIRA SPIRES STIMSON . V BRUNO le DECALL0 '40 . r 3 Page 105' .XZI.XfXIS, XY, AIIN1II.I+ 1' .-XIc'I'I:IcI:I'IcY. IZ IMIIIIIR, l'. HILXTY, IC. HIIWI-ix. Ii. Hlcmvx, 'II HRVNII, IC. IRVNIIY, S. BI'RN,xAI. XXI BYRII, P. C.-xMPBI:I.I., ll. C'.xxIPBI:I.I,, X'. if-xss. XX'. f'lll'1.,XTII.'XM, XX I'III:RRY. .l. t'III:ssIII:Ic. U. C'I'xIiIIxs. R VI NXIMQII I Ilwls, Mr'XX IJI'llI.I'IY, li. lumI'.IIIIIs. l, I',x1:IaIzm'I4. 1 l':l'R.-XNK, XX' .1,. R CQMPANY B 7 0Xff'l' FII-:I.IIs, J. T Glmss, XX'. JUUSTY 15. I.oPI-JZ, A. IIJISIIIIII, J. H.xI.I.I'M, R. KEY. IP. LIITT. J. 11UfRffNj f- J HAXIAIIINII, II. IQIMHIIRLH. K. III-CMLLIIXI, II. K. HARBIIIIIIT, li. M MCIJONALII, J. mH..Rw.k- H. HARRIS, XX. ' Mf'1.I:I:, J. CUSS, IPI. HI:IIIIIvI4. J. 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WILKE. . .Second Lieutenant BOB FILLINGIM .... First Sergeant THOMAS BOOTHE FRAZIER WILKE FILLINGIM QAQ QECALLQ '40 Page 110 X l.I.I'.N. f. , . I XXIII-lm. I.. Xx I:1clLA1lI.1.I2I:, XX' Xl'S'I'IN'. .I. XLXIC, .I. llXIi'I'1lX,.l. ,,rw v IIx'1..xN1I II. I.ml4., I. K.. t',xl'1.m'. I, II. Mc'C'Ic.xm', M. f'I..XRK, II WIKI- COMPANY C fif1'g1-f'-. I 141 VIN 9 .,. I.. C ' lll,lII,.XN, .I. I'41llNICI,II'4 XY .Ros frfr IN1.x:x1rI11.x, C.. INIATTIII-iws, K. M1LI.s.xP, W. SllI4:I.TuN. Smjxvrili. I ST.x.xTs, XX 'I'141mzY, I P. Ilmxms, I 'I'1I.LM,xN, IZr'm1A1.xx. .I. IVICAIX, If Mowers. 13.1 TINPIR. IA. ISI.x1'IQI:I1cx, I! Vlcxxl-1. Ii. .I. NI-IWTUNY, I-.. IYVBB, H. I:l.1-:nsm-1. II, f'l'ICKll'I. 'I' Ifl1.1.1m,1A1, Ii. II.xm1.Tux. 11. Hmmzs. CI Onrzs. Cf. V X HTTIJR, A linux-trample, A. II1m1N4:l'1cs, A. If1Nl,AY5UN, lb. HAYS, Ii. Hmwm, J. PAKTIJPW, NY. XII-:1R. IP. I1:w1'lIr:. Ii. Imxcsmg I.. VRUHIRV N. Hwxmzusux, .I. I-NNN-TT. H. Iiriwus, Ib. XX.1':1Tzm., II HIIWIIINQ Il. IPfPWICI.I., l,, - .. 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MQJRALPIS, A. Pl-ITMECKY, R. Rl-IADLE, H. DHXYITT, C. B A N D f MUECKH, C. SHAW, J. RECKER, IG. DIRKS, B. 05 37' NIUMMIII, M. TANIJNBAIIIVI, N. BENSON, W. DRANIC, J. NOVOSAII, H. TOLBERT, J. BOLTON, V. ERWIN, C. GRIMSINGPIR, A. HUNTER, J. MCCQJIIMICTK, H. N'UGPINT, J. TRAMMEL, C. RROUSSARIJ, L. ICWIJRS, F. GULLEY, L. JOHNSON, W. MARTIN, NUINIJZ, YOGT, A. C BRYAXT . CARRI-ITT, J. HARRIS, J. Y , , MARTIN . '. OSTROM, C. XVIIEELUS . CAI.Iw2'I:I.fT, T. GINSBPIRG, R. HIIMENWAY, kR fUfSP D' MIIIIIIJITON, M. PARKER, H. WILLETT,'B. CIIANI-xv, P. Gow, M. HRNIIERSIIN, R. l1ANW'RSf T- MooN. N. PRRRIN, T. XYOOLBRIGIIT, J. Cox, C. GRAYSON, R. HENRY, W. LANG, G. Moomz. J. PETERSON, Ii. XVORTIIAM, B. Ai, ,A242 I . . 779 H- , 'f nf t 'J, N-Q The FEDERAL INSPECTION March 74, T940 CGLQNEI. TI-IEQDOIQE If. SPENCER Inspector vs I M 'Y I 1 A ,pw f H- we si M M.. he 3 Nm mfs? - ,, .. W 5' 'woii Q63 ,, 3 si E? at FCJCDTBALL Driskell made the first touchdown of the sea- son in the first quarter of the Hillsboro Junior College game on September ZZ. Pursley and Driskell worked the ball down in the Bulldogs' territory in the second quarter and Field took the ball across for the score. Driskell made the third touchdown after a series of passes from Smith to King and Saxon Judd. Bill Blackburn intercepted a Bulldog pass on the 30-yard line and made the last tally of the game. On the whole, Smith, Driskell, Saxon Judd, King, Milch and Looney were the outstanding men for their blocking and expert performance. SAN ANCELO JUNIOR COLLEGE The Mountaineers met one of those football dark horses in San Angelo where the surprising wi 1 ff 30005. jam-aj Co-CAPTAINS: lf Bos LooNEY AND HAROLD KING cc cc cc cc cc 44 cc cc Che n rx xr as xy n xx xx 8 44 rl 3 4 av 4 W 2: . , S1, x Iqalfl S2 Y pl 47' l 3 gg , S, t s J i, , F21 st row: Morales, J. Judd, Weeks, Thompson, Manichia, Matthews, Leal, Hedrick, Nuinez, Knight, Ellis Terly Second row: Rex Kelly, line coach, McDonald, Fields, Goerner, Grant, Kincheloe, Blackburn, Patillo, Peteison Dom ingues, Miksovsky, Pursley, Ensign W. M. Wilcox, backfield coach. Third row: Kenneth Wilkins, managei S Judd Vetter, Fillingim, Cauley, King, Looney, C. Smith, Milch, Wren, Driskell, W. C. Weir, head coach. Q , '9 ' Q lui? - Q .g:-' ,. :V ' ' 15 3 ,522 , M21 , - L ,, E , ,L 5 Lk., K , ah 5 I 52 4 K Q 4 .I I ff' if I -- ' gif. 'affHg,-,fi-z,,5,g5:x,,I A ':'W h 4, S i We T , . X A-nz ' T1 GOERNER HEDKICK LooNEY gessas. , ., . , ti .... , ..A, . , ,.,, msec ,ww ., ,I mf Q, CHARLIE SMITH JACKIE FIELD CAIILEY Rams made 10 points against them in the first five minutes of the ball game. Smith's pass to Saxon Judd in the second quarter started the Mountaineer machine to working, though, and they scored again in the last quarter when Driskell took a spin from Smith and smashed through the Rams' powerful line. Blackburn, Cauley, King, Kincheloe, Looney, Smith and Driskell were the standouts in this game, This was the first out-of-town game for the Moun- taineers. SAN MARCOS BOBCATS The Mountaineers lost their first game ol' the season in the annual grudge battle with the San Marcos Teachers by a 6-0 score. The Mountaineers had a splendid chance to score in the first quarter but the XVeirmen proved to be their own worst enemies when they fumbled soon afterward. ln the second quarter the Mountaineers started a touch- down drive when Looney received a lateral from Blackburn and made about 30 yards. The Red and VVhite clad warriors attempted a field goal from the 13 but failed. Driskell and Smith were by far the outstanding backs for Schreiner with Looney, King, and Saxon Judd performing well in the line. A it Iron PURSLEY Miirn LUN MORRIS BICAIICATS The plucky Mountaineers defeated the far more powerful Lon Morris Bearcats by a 123 to 6 tally October 20 in Kerrville. At the first part ol' the game the Mountaineers were in a scoring position when the lion Morris quarterback, Walker, fumbled and one of the Weirrnen recovered on the Lon Morris 15. The Mountaineers were held off until Driskell took a flat pass to the left for the first touchdown. After a lateral from Blackburn to Judd, Field made the second touchdown. Ellis' kick for extra point was good. The Bearcats retaliated with a touchdown drive aftei' the Weirmeifs score. The Schreiner passing combination, Smith to King or Judd, was clicking and P. D. Cauley was outstanding at the center post. TEXAS LUTHEHANS The Mountaineers defeated the fighting Texas Lutheran Bulldogs the next week-end by a 332-U score in Seguin. Blackburn scored two touchdowns i 'sir . i 2 ,. 1. . fM:, V f' 13.111212 W was Q .V ' -if ,f-Aki A' t5'F', , ,, g :MM 0 55.1 Wg I C 4 'sw' l KiNc'HELoE Eiiisis Bi,Ac'Ki2UicN A Qitgxlrirfr iw ,,4aowH ,si .wmmv-m,. . . lopsiflecl victory. A. AND 1. JAvEL1NAs M M 'gi-4? i 'A'- DRISKELI, l me 'SV' z fs g, f lt l :Qi 5 F L 1 li S np ww 5 i . ti m e A g eese Q Asa Y 1 5, ,t 5 6 5541 ' sf 3 . ,fe F 1 ' 2 ??3?'25 2r i 1 X 6 .. .1 -. Mi,,,z2.h,. .Y is ,Ks 1 9 S ' W gg, , 3 VETTER their traditional enemies, the A. and l. Javelinas. The game, which was at thriller, was lost to the Senior College by a 21 to 14 score. The Mountaineers tied the score in the second quarter, after Mattingly had made u touch for the Hogs, with Smith passing to Driskell, who ran 50 yards for a score. FILIJNGIM and Smith, J. Juclcl, and Manichiu one each in the it S 'iiiiiis'ii t On October 28 the Mountaineers supported by the whole battalion invarlecl Corpus Christi to play 'df' Yi? A SAXON J UDD PATILLO Tim. I 2'A 5 Q ' ' fav .. eg aw Q, 3 Mattingly made another score for the Hogs, and Blackburn ran back the kick-off to the 16, where he lateraled to Jack Judd, Who raced the necessary yardage for another touchdown. The Javelinas re- covered one of the Weirmen's fumbles and made WHEN their last touchdown and the game ended as the ,glz A VQVV ::--A, Mountaineers were unleashing everything they had fi in an aerial attempt to score. MATTHEWS MORALES WILKINS The entire Schreiner line won its share of laurels in this game, but King at end and Looney, guard, were especially outstanding. P. D. Cauley played the best game of the year when he showed all the home folks how to play the center position. Driskell, Smith, and .lack Judd were standouts in the backfield. TARI.ETON'S PLOWBOYS The best game of the season, Schreiner versus John Tarleton, ended with the scoreboard reading 13-7 in favor of the Mountaineers. Schreiner get off to a six-point lead in the second quarter when Driskell galloped around right end for a touch after a series of passes by Smith. After halting a determined Tarleton drive on their own two-yard line, the Mountaineers marched the length of the field to score with Smith carrying the ball across the right tackle. Ellis' kick for extra point was good. The Plowboys' score came unexpectedly in the last two minutes of play when VVoolverton picked up a punt on his own five and ran it back for a score. -nt-rf 'ai-:4 W 'A .Lf X QA. Q ,J gk ri i5f'ggf jf ng. ii Q fff, if I Q A 'f .gg Qs, h, .aw Q9 if W-'E 4 M ew, L.,, . not 9,1 ,W f . .M- I ,.,,. asf, .. 4' . 7 . A SM af A , Ji' I ' is li ziisislg W f f -f 4.5 Q 44, eff kai , ' , ,4 an ' 'W .tau X, 6 ,V-.1 ,XM N .f em, .. ' 15, ,, L l ' P 1 X, MANICHIA vember 23, when they lost out in the State champion- ship running. The Rangers struck early in the game after the opening kickoff had been fumbled. An exchange of punts gave the ball to Kilgore and Andricks and Taylor carried it across. Skipper kicked the extra point. ln the third period Kilgore was again able to score when a pass by Blackburn was intercepted by the Rangers. The score was made by Lobue on a sneak play which netted 23 yards. So ended the 1939 football season. LEAL KNIGHT MCDONALD HENDRICKS 3 1 ON THE The Mountaineers had another good year on the basketball courts in 1940. They played 26 games, won 18, and lost 8. Total points are 1,197 for Schreiner, 931 for all opponents. A game average of 46 points was set by the Cadets, or slightly over a point a minute for the entire season, good shooting in any- bodyls league. High scorer for the sea- son was Captain Saxon Judd, playing at forward, with 335 points. His near- est competitor was Roscoe Morris, cen- ter, of San Antonio, with 256 points. This year's play unearthed some fine material from among the new men. Bill Underwood of Houston played a fine game at forward. Charles Manichia, also a Houston boy, turned in a creditable performance at guard. A third Houston player, tower- ing Billy Blackburn, replaced Morris at center whenever needed. These boys, with the veterans, Saxon Judd, Morris, and Wayne Millsap, of San Angelo, rounded out the starting line-up. Also UNDERwooD BLACKBURN MoRK1s QNX Nuff at P ,Q F J L HARDWCDCD UAV -4 eoniing in for his shzire ofthe action was Sz1Xon'syoungerhrother, Jzicli Judd. Jzicli played ai guard position throughout the sezison. The Weirinen went to the district tournament in Goose Creek on March 1, won four out of five hall gzunes, and eaune hack with 21 consolation trophy. The Mountaineers defeated the Seguin Lutheran College in their first genie. Their next opponent was the Lee Junior College of Goose Creek, previously beaten twice hy Schreiner. This tinie the Blue Devils took the Mountaineers into camp in Zl Qzune which lost Schreiner 21 chance at the district title. The Mountaineers were not through, however. A consolation round was held in which Schreiner played three gsnnes. In these last three games, sinarting un- der their preyious loss, they rain up an unhelievahle total of 203 points, over 67 per gavnel The scores Were: LEY S,xxoN .I Umm ' 9 Q JM , ug 6' P' X 45 y X 'ii -lllllll lVlANIt'llIA Sclireiner 81, Corpus Christi Junior 1 1 ollege 23g Schreiner 67, Edinburg' 27, and Schreiner 55, Texas Lutherans 41. A Feature of the season was 21 37-Z5 victory over the Texas Freshnien, re- corded as the only Schreiner victory over the Yearlings in inany years. An- other high spot was a 55-30 Win over the San Marcos Teachers College. M11,1,sAr lJllII.l,IP S w fgfsggf H ,- lm 4 --my W K ASQEQM . Q. +s,.sJLv 2 F ,vu- Y.....f 19' Q ,eb In +53 ,fi L 3? kg ,W K 5 limi H Top Row Hauis Rhodes Baittlingckg Davis, M.g McGee, J., Hedrick. Middle Row: Goernerg Cauleyg Langg Vtoitham Haiiington Biolliei Peckg Weitzel, First Row: Field, Cummins, Lewalleng Bergmang Matthews, Keyg The TRACK SQUAD At the beginning of the 1940 track season Coach Rex Kelly had little hope of turning out the usual strong Mountaineer team, but early in March, to the surprise of the entire state, the Schreiner thinly-clads took the junior college division of the Fort Worth Fat Stock Show meet. In mid-season meets the Mountaineers gave a good account of them- selves, with Joost and Cummins turning in sensational time in the dashes and hurdles, i'espectively. Bergman, hurdle star of Cuerog Jackie Field, Valley sprint champ: Goerner, discus hurler of Kingsvilleg Lewallen, a Brady boy and Schreiner's lone middle-distance mang Oates, quarter-miler from Ennisg Matthews, hurdler and quarter-miler from Corpusg and a dash relay team that consistently improved throughout the season, gave Schreiner a well-rounded group of track competitors. ln spite of illness and handicaps that prevented the entry of Joost, Matthews, Blackburn, and Zogheib in the conference meet at Arlington on May fl, the Mountaineers were able to take the title with Cummins scoring ZTLQ ot' the Schreiner total of 66 points. Cummins placed first in the high and low hurdles, high jump, and broad jump, tied for first in the pole vault, was fourth in the hundred-yard dash, and was a member of the dash relay team. The winning of the conference championship was a fitting conclusion to a great season. BLACKBUKN BEIQGMAN K 1 1 Joosr Goiiimiciz LUM MINS 1+ IELD V ' f,g.,'1-X 1.31. ' ,Q i If xo Yay lk 'ix xv I I r if ' . ,-, 5 , ,, xv Twp Heir: Baker, Azar, Harris, Gross, Garrett, llenius, Iloftnm Roux' Maxwell, Kinney, Campbell, Peters, Jackson, liwers, TENNIS Schreiner's 1940 Tennis Squad, while not as strong as in 1938 and 1939 when Lefty Brown and Tommy Nixon lorded it over other junior college opposition, nevertheless developed several young tennists Who, as sophomores, are likely to be heard from. Herbie Holchak, Waller Gross, Frank Ewers, Jack Tolbert, Bolo Campbell, and Cooper Kinney were the cream of the Schreiner crop in early season workouts. Holchak was the lone Schreiner entry i11 the conference meet in Arlington on May 3 and 4. He was eliminated from the singles tournament by the eventual winner, Graf of N.T.A.C., in the semi-final round, after winning more games from the Champion than any other singles contestant. Hard-fought matches were lost during the season to the Texas Freshmen and Texas A. 81 I., and the Mountaineers handily defeated representatives of the University of San Antonio just prior to the conference meet. GROSS BOB CAMPBELL HOLCHAK EVVERS i . ,ff.,.-f J T ,.-0-as - g fha GOLF TEAM Schreiner was particularly fortunate in golf in 1940, with Joe Worthington, 1939 Junior College champ, and Saxon Judd, runner-up in 1939, ably assited by Jack Judd and Ray Ferguson, defeating all opposition in Spring matches. A feature of the season was the clean sweep of the Fort Worth Invitation Tournament, held in March. Playing against senior college opposition, Joe Worthington was medalist for the day, and also won the long-driving contest. The Schreiner four-man team had a low score of 305, with Texas A. SL M. College in second place with a 310. ln the conference meet, Schreiner again won the team trophy, with Worthington and Saxon Judd low men in the qualifying round. Worthington was medalist of the tournament. Ferguson and Jack Judd tied for second in team competition. Saxon Judd was the surprise of the meet, carrying the in- dividual winner, Russell of Kilgore, 19 holes loefore dropping into second place. HAY FERGUSON JOE W ORTHINGTON JACK J UDD SAXON J UDD SGGSOTFS R9COI'd FOOTBALL T SCHREINER SCHREINER SCORE OPPONENTS SCORE SCORE OPPONENTS SCORE 25 Hillsboro Junior College ................, 0 . ' 14 San Angelo College ............. ....... 1 0 Te1TdSTCO?ege if Ort? alldl Igdlistrles 21 0 Southwest Texas State Teachers' College.. 6 ' JO n ar ton gucu tma Ol ege 7 13 Lon Morris College ...................... 6 7 Lamar College ---- ------------'--- - '- 0 52 Texas Lutheran College .................. O 0 Kilgore College . . . .. .13 29 Southwest Texas State Teachers' College. .44 46 Whiskered Wizards . ....... ...51 39 Lee Junior College ...................,.. 32 36 San Angelo Junior College .... ...49 46 Lee Junior College ...................... 43 31 San Angelo Junior College .... ...41 .59 Southwestern University . . . .... 28 37 Texas University Freshmen .............. 25 52 San Angelo College ....,.. ..,. I 35 47 Randolph Field . . ........... ,.,.... .... 3 7 58 San Angelo College ...... .... 2 9 55 Southwest Texas State Teachers' College. .30 37 Texas Lutheran College ..... .... I 38 58 Corpus Christi Junior College .......,.... 28 59 Southwestern University . . .. .... 33 44 Alamo Jewelers . . .................. . . . .51 48 San Antonio Junior College .... .... Z 59 42 Texas Lutheran College ....... ...27 27 Texas University Freshmen .... .... 4 2 24 Lee Junior College ............. .35 47 Texas Lutheran College ...... .... I 36 81 Corpus Christi Junior College .... ...23 64 Randolph Field . . ............ .... 4 8 55 Texas Lutheran College ......... ...41 231 San Antonio Junior College .... .... 2 9 67 Edinburg Junior College .... ...27 GOLF Joe Worthington . . . . .Kingsville Saxon Judd . . . .. ..... Vernon Jack Judd . . . .. .Vernon Ray Ferguson . . .............................. Vernon Southwestern Exposition Golf Tournament Ft. VVorth, Texas Team Score .... ......... . .... , ...,..... or .........p0'J fWorthington, 70, Saxon Judd, 77, Ray Ferguson, 829 Jack Judd, 765. Medalist .... ........................ J oe Worthington Low Team Score .... .... S chreiner Institute Driving Champion . . .... Joe Worthington TEAM MATCHES Schreiner 16, Southwestern University, 4 Schreiner 115, Texas College of Arts and Industries, GM Schreiner 17, Texas College of Arts and Industries, 1 CONFERENCE MEET Medalist, Joe Worthington 1715 Low Team Score, Schreiner Institute 1Worthington and Saxon J uddj. - Tied for Second, team score, Schreiner Institute fJack Judd and Ray Fergusonb. Second Place, match play, Saxon Judd fdefeated by Rus- sell, Kilgore, 1 up, 19 holesj. TENNIS Schreiner 0, Texas University Freshmen, 6 Schreiner 6, University of San Antonio, 0 Schreiner 0, Texas University Freshmen, 6 CONFERENCE MEET Herbert Holchak defeated by Graff, N.T.,A.C., in semi-final round of singles tournament. TRACK AT FORT WORTH: 1SOuthwestern Exposition Track and Field Meet, Junior College Class! 5 Schreiner 44, John Tarlton Argicultural College 41, Connor Aggies fOklaho1naJ, 39. AT SAN MARCOS: S.T.S.T.C. 7353, Schreiner 44 95, Abilene Christian College 33544. AT KERRVILLE: Schreiner 9895, Jefferson 521A-2. TEXAS RELAYS: Schreiner first in Dash Relay, placed 2 men fJoost 2nd, Field 4thJ in 100-yard dash, for 9 points. COnly 33 junior college events.j EL PASO RELAYS: Howard Payne 30, Sempe Teachers College 2992, Schreiner 2215. AT KERRVILLE: Schreiner 85, Baylor Freshmen 38. Page 131 CONFERENCE MEET Schreiner 66, Paris Junior College 54, John Tarlton 53, North Texas .Agricultural College 27. PLACES IN CONFERENCE MEET: 440-yard dash, Oates, second, 100-yard dash, Cummins, fourth, Mile Run, Har- rington, fifth, 220-yard dash, Field, second, High Hurdles, Cummins, first, and Bergman, second, 880-yard run, Lewallen, third, 440-yard relay, Schreiner second, 220- yard hurdles, Cummins, first, Mile Relay, Schreiner, second, Shot Put, Goerner, fourth, Discus, Goerner, second, High Jump, Cummins, first, Bergman, tie for third, Javelin, Cheatham, second, Broad Jump, Cummins, first, Pole Vault, Cummins, tie for first. INTRAMURAL l. Touch Football-West Barracks. DaggettgGresham, T., Hough, Clark, White, Hinesley, H.g Bailey, C.g Brollierg Bailey, T. 2. Boxing-Hinesley fWestD, Gise fVVestJ, McCrary fHoonJg Whitman CN SL EJ. 33. Volleyball-N Sz E. Vogelsangg Underwood, Morris, R., Cauleyg Arnold, Wenflelg Leissnerg Bowen. bl. Basketball-Hoon. Wills, Crayerg Kimberling Spiresg Barttlingek, Davis, M. Council: Jacksong Bailey, T.,Kineheloeg Cotterell, McCraw: Arnold, Vogelsangg Gray- son, Pliillipsg Lilly. 6. Table Tennis Doubles: Dickey. Holchakg Kinney. Insert: Denius, Table Tennis singles. Page 132 ATHLETICS 7. liowlingg-Hoon. Austin, Kimberling Perrin, Phillips, Azar. S. Boxing'-Priour fSchreinerJ: Morales CWestJ, McGee QN Sz EJ, Crain CHoonj. 9. Track--880-relay fDiclieyJ Jackson, lflwers, llomingues, Sheffield. .lilo-relay KN SL ICJ Bradshaw, Judd, Jones. 10. Track Medal winners: Yoder CN Sz ICJ first, Broad Jump. Manichia fSouthJ first, shot put. 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' --Il -.---- H .--------------- ------Ell ill ,ll QCITY MEAT MARKET Ri HENKE BRQS., Proprietors ll by xi- Q1 , if x ESTABLISHED 1896 A xi j - WE SPECIALIZE IN- Quality Meats Home Slaughtered at prices you can meet Phones 7 and 374 Free Delivery COMPLIMENTS Compliments OF of E P L U M BIN G x , and H E A T l N G American V Pure Milk Co. i 6 av - KERRVILLBTEXAS KERRVILLE, TEXAS - 1-4 ' 1 E - ill' ,Y , 1 ,lTf' 1,', ','Q'ff, ff', ,ffff l1', ', ' iQ ' f f'fff'fQlll ff2,E Pg14 E1 El Qpompliments Of gf ,wa The Charles Schreiner Company Kerrvihe, Texas E1 -.------ -----'--. r E1 LIL .... If . .......K. L ................... 54 .......... 1 ............. ,.. ...,. Z.. ....................K.......... c QQ' ..... ......... ' .... c .T . E3 Lg 5vvl4L174jf2-'-4'!cffQ--f 114,15 ai--.iff-w,'5'. fffzfffy ad? f4lff:4 gx.4n1 fzjfzlv-. . A di! fbi , ,111 4' waz' 'f f n 1 Ccmpliments O pf A MILL We 63111 fy. Fawcett Insurance Agency CSlm'e 19113 W. A. FAWCETT j. D. PATTON El El Lehmann's Stores if Where Values are Greater Compliments of PTUNTETER QTL AND , REIFT NT NG C U. C Z. KITCHENS, Distributor Phone 129 KERRVILLE, TEXAS flelich Gomplimeruts and iBe5t 'wishes THE STUDENT BODY AND FACULTY Your Friendship and Patronage is Appreciated Hall Industries Theatres RIALTO - ARCADIA 0 KERRV1LLE,TEXAs : The Hill Country'5 Finest Entertainmenty' T R. M. MIL 5:,, I Manager 9 i 447 L1 ........................................................................................................i........................................................................... E REASONS WHY-- MODERN BUSES Old equipment is continually replaced with new equip- ment offering our patrons the utmost in travel comfort. OONVENIENT SCHEDULES Schedules are set to afford our patrons the greatest convenience. COURTEOUS OPERATORS Our operators are not only trained for skillful opera ation but realize the paramount importance of patron satisfaction. LOW FARES Cheaper than driving your car. Consult your agent for details. C55 SAFE TRANSPORTATION Statistics prove hus travel seven times safer than pri- vate car travel. C19 C27 C37 ...fi 1r-:1:-1:-5:5f:,.:: .5::r,s.5.Z::- 1 : ' :'2-:':t:i:f E'f'f .'.1:1::.3:f:' :1?'1 ' i 5-' 12'- Y. .35:g,:5:r:g:::::1ss am. 1.245 :.:.::--:'f-:::.- .... -as ,,,, . ,. ,,,,, - , .,.....,. , ,.... - .p G. ...... K . ... 5 . 2, xi... . ,i . H H I ' ,xi f V' -f ' ' , '. ---- -- Consult Your Agent for Travel Information Everywhere KERRVILLE BUS CO., Inc. Sewing Texasn GENERAL QFFICES, KERRVILLE, TEXAS nu lm ' 'ff'QfflQ','f', '' ' ' 1', E1f Page 150 E X, 0-1 bf, kc, -1 - 1 X Y so of 7 ,VVY A Z Z Y Y Y I.. V Elm... ......wg..... g .Y S -5 ',9 f , -- 4' fi: ff 1 ' 5 32 'KL 5 .1 ,.A, : ' 1-E-Sri14::::.g:Q2 -I ,. '? A. -r , '-f r 5, fu I - J , xuub, , A , YQ 3 : X fe 1 .A ,.,, :fem-,f - ........ , .,.-.... ,. A. .. ,. , ,A,,,, , M, A,,.V - , :A '34-fgj ....A .i..f .,,. ,. 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TO THE CLASS OF '40 l ly I ,. . lfiilfiw .l Q1 W , 1 j . , -X 1, 1 lH'N 'V'cae 1 ' V F9 , 'W . w lj J lx , ii' 5 f ' 7 l S H 1 lf A Wk! l 1 ,r X LJ f A 1 'A We hope that the grander, larger JOSKFS l - 'l ' Y X E Lp building which your families - and other l N ,MTL xx f .. families of Texas since 1875 - helped make Wi V f X' N 6, ' X i Q! ,V , , A ,. possible, will be looked upon by you asa I - 5- ' -Q' ' x '?f 2 reward from the public to Joske's for hon- A , , I esty and usefulness. May it inspire you to lx . A ln ,JK pursue, as we did, the course of integrity Tw 4f1'a 'Wl 'f V l and service - and may your reward be sue- NSW fwwfl' A cess conlparable with ours, in any field l you decide to enter. 1 ll I S K E S ll l: SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS 1 : nmmnu mumnmmm l EI Page 151 E IllllIlllllllllnnluln nnlnn nIunnununnnnuumnnn nnunu mnnunuuuu unun nunnulununnmlulnmnuunlunnm lulnl nunnlnunlnlllllllllllllll E FRCM HERE TO EAR -4 E T . 5? 1 ,vs ' l 1' W EQ The Shortest Distance ' ls Long Distance! f K When you want personal news from far- away relatives and friends . . . when you need immediate information on business problems . . .turn to your telephone. lt's direct! lt's fast! lt's inexpensive! Look in front of your telephone directory and see how low rates really are. Then name the number and the EAR is HERE! Rates are lower at night and all day Sunday .... Kerrville Telephone Co. E 1nnnnunlnuannnnnnulanunnrigirnrinnnnunuunuunurnnjglununi:nniriinrigfrumninr2:nVt:12urnY2nnulgiuuinlnrnluginl urgnununu A E ffl IQ-4f,.f . X .1 '-2 Ml rj, f' t - .. ,xx-Y 3 LKB, 'LJ 'Y-f' . fi, ' , Wi x qs I V E1 W I WW inUI..........fQ.................J.......Il.. 7.......f W i .....,..l..H.J..l.........mm.....-.-- l . I 5 - ' X ,r f --1 Cottvftfesy 4' SCQTYUYLCE Sttttntltty Cl-IAS. SCI-IREINER BANK CUNINCORPORATEDD Established 1869 KERRVILLE, TEXAS 1-g,H,,,,li 2? WW nnnnnngrunnunjglfulInnunInmfg:Innllflglllnlulu-HlllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 27 mir i ij? i E Pg 153 mt... 1mu-innuunnuuunsnumnuuu The Kerrville Mountain Sun a xt sh ...is interested in Students ot Schreiner Institute MRS. W. A, SALTER FORREST SALTER EF E i s E 'El -.-....-..- ' 'TT T To -.---.------..--.---..------ I ...--..-.. -,-..- - - El Western l- Auto Assoclate Store : mm' FRED cs. SMITH . Everything for the Automobile Radios N Fishing Tackle Tires Comphments Sportmg hoods SeatBgtgi2:S Tools li 209 Earl Garrett Street f: Of PHoNE sz KERRVILLE, TEXAS M l l ZILBMPLIMENTQE Yl Model Tailoring Company TE Acc SANITONE u f l: C L E A N E R S gg The Texas Company - J. G. COX, Consignee l : L..,, , QYAAH , ., iv l,,7 , , .,.,, ,,,,,, in 7. Y 3 H, V ',1fY , 1, 'Q ,,. , ,,,, ,.,,.l,,Qi 7 Autographs ll ,. x f Xl? ,lf ff, QQ ffl ll T L 1 li T lll : ack Uffc X 51 f 4 Z li F. '71 xx X, Q 'ANN ff i K4 1 Z gAN A K J xfgglh f5iiJvu'xxxXo1' K V fl 5 - Aw fxllll Q li WX X fc 525 ii Nl T-75 oA-, o o-oo Ad,M oo , TT? E1 Page 155 E1 1' ................ ........ f E Ly I Gompliments Of + The WHEELUS CQMPANY ' PHOTOGRAPHERS y I E1 j c c-- M-.. cccmw ,r dey-, Yfxcfi Ilgrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr rrrrrr rrrrrrrrrrr ---H----I-0 I -r :1 :i I r Texans of today can secure 2 i i their independence tomorrow by patronizing their local ,c, industries TODAY i '71 'f?1'f?'W1, It .,x,v ., Lf'-. cl, : k,4t,j,L lx, - A ,X r A lb. ,QAKA 2 A E if . 6 A ' Demand , ji 3-'i W '.ArL.f-rr-M---7, ruff Q. ,EJ ,m ,461 O n W If fill ' C5 clrBreT'dr' o mue er s oo a rf Rich With Milk I fi i 5 c, ,H c ,W COMPLIMENTS G G 0 D R I C H ' OF TIRES AND TUBES r lr ' . Er 'Point 7 nn gi ' ii BOATING, DANCING, SWIMMING Road Semce ' 5? I Compliments of . . . - 1 Kerrville Greenhouses KERRVILLE fKUHLMANN,59 VULCANIZING PLANT F I. O W E R S RUDOLPH STEHUNG, Proprietor MEZJLQS ginger-F' D, Corner Water and Quinlan Streets - I 1315 Mere sr. Phone 24 Phone 260 E1 ------'-------'- ---'-'-- '- --'- r -222 '- xgccgi r 1511 Page 157 E1 ....................................................................... ................................................................................... E to the GRADUATES Q ARCHWECT of Schreiner Institute I t May success and the KERRV 'E' TEXAS I fulfillment of Life's TTT?A iHCT? C- T C' ambition be Yours! S . CASH FCOD STORE We wish to extend to the students Of l SCHREINER INSTITUTE 1 ' our heartiest congratulations for their F achievements during the year 1939-40 WO 1 Sl M a I X Chas. Schreiner Co. 1 Compliments l of Kerr County Motor Company, Inc. FORD - MERCURY - LINCOLN-ZEPHYR WATCH THE FCRDS GO BY 5 t EJ El Page 158 lE1........... E1 wi This Space Contributed by r 1- N: rl V ff.. ..... ,. . , aww- '- -wi f'ig..T . r r Kp W1 w f . .W N: .Nr ' 4 r- ju .f:.,gep r The Garrett Insurance Agency f Kerrville, Texas P: W- W. G. GARRETT, IR. L. D. GARRETT R. L. SCHMERBECK, JR., Office Manager rm '-------------- -- E1 Page 15.9 fo 1 . I E 'E C ' 'V .... .... R.: .... . .. ...... . signin: ...... mi ..... :L ............ A .Z .................., Q ........... . I BLUE BONINET DRUG STORE H- Q Sanitary Socla Fountain , ' is DRUGS . CIGARETTES . CIGARS fi V CANDIES . TOILET ARTICLES . STATIONERY I' , ' . r- ETC. ' Q1 PRESCRIPTIONS 3 -T'-A SPECIALTY'l ll Always at Your Service Telephone 140 li liiiyw il Y A' TATTOO' TC ls Kerrville WE THANK YOU I 1, Q C for your patronage of the :T cz Ut forage ompany past and will appreciate it in the future ..... 7 The Climate of the Hill Country Rarely Fails y G r e e n T r e e I n n al in Summer 'What Across from Schreiner Institute ls it Lacks We O- -, V -M H-, - J p IE SWPZ5' OfHce Phone 301 Residence Phone 346 - r I T. P. CODRINGTON, JR. E1 DENTIST El gl a fl 2 Owner MedicalSLProfessionalBldg. KcrrviIle,Texas Q-111'1'g':1'g'21f '11 'v! 1 EEOC ' ' Page 160 - ul HF, Wv J . ............. 5 CoMPL1MENTs QF W. Fawcett Furniture Co. Complete Home Furnishers ls Since 1902 Compliments of Tlie., gg Selinreiner Bools Store - 4 UNll:0RlVlS t TEXTBCQKS 1 Masterpiece Composition Books and Fillers Looseleaf Notebooks 0 Stationery Supplies Pennants 0 Noveltylewelry and PersonnlNeeds L, nr '12 ' C 1 ' ll Q C ' one C E1 Pg 161 E........... .................. .............El 14 4, X , - X : dxjlxfd! V, 5 - X if A67 J E : f f , ,vw S-ff U f I , f Q24 L by ,C XJ X 1 f' 7 . 1: 9 A 4 A f I .- . 3: 4 Ux-,Qfbilsgnxw fy ',!lf!fX,j -,fg7f5.x . , ' V ' f T J !f'f ff V JyW'A 'fQ by F4441-4V - V I Jr Y i Q K , ' . OH '- f , W , Q1, !'Q :iif ff, J I 'Q f X: fi, f L ft 113 W 1 ,AC 1121 -'L I ' ' I' -' - , 7 A V I l- f , L-' f - A-'H - ff' Z Z, - 2 . f' - . , m F 1' WWW QQ--AM MQ.fL- fff- v l A Q. fyxx if ..-Q,,. ., ' 5 A1 '-'K- 4 l 4- 'i12.iAV if ,.... vi-I .V -xi , 'L M -Cl W gli! 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