Schreiner Institute - Recall Yearbook (Kerrville, TX)

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Delaney, conriectiorz with Schreiner Institute covers not only zhe zwerity-tive years since the first class registered in H23 hui back many years to the period of planning, the idea of a junior college for boys was taliina shape in dis- cussions with the founderg whose judameni, sound I management, and viaorous direction nave been so evi- dent in the continued growth and development of Schreinerg Whose leadership has long been recognized and valued in the field of college education in Texas and the Southg Whose sympathetic lznowledge and un- derstanding of the problems of youna men have en- deared him to all who have come within the sphere of his influence, the Twenty-fifth Anniversary Edition of The Recall is respectfully and affectionately dedicated. ! I' 1 V Mr. Scott Schreiner, Mr. Scfmmonsg Dr. Dickey, Dr. Diehlg Dr. Delgneyg Mr. Fotwcettg Dr. Wood: Mr. Gilmerg Mr. Gus Schreiner, Dr. Bound, Mr. Storey Tl-lE BOARD OE TRUSTEES SCHREINER INSTITUTE Term Expiring l948 Rev. GEORGE WEST DlEl-lL, D.D .... : ,i4,... C orpus Christi Rev. B. O. WOOD, D.D ..,..... 1 ...........,.......... Sdn Angelo Mr. W. A. FAWCETT .,..........,..,..............,... Kerrville Mr. BOUDE STOREY ,.,......,..,,,................. Dotllofs Terrn Expiring l949 Mr. GUS F. SCHREINER ....,....,.........,...,.. .Kerrville Mr..W. SCOTT SCI-lRElNER ,. ..,.,...,......,.. Kerrville Mr. CLAUD GlLlVlER ....., . ..,...............,.,... Roclc Springs 'Rev E. M. MUNROE, D.D ...,...............,..., Houston Term Expiring l95U Mr. DAN MOODY ....,...........,....,.,,.....,..,,... Austin Rev. W. P. DICKEY, D.D .....,......,..,............. Kdrnes City Q Rev. A. V. BOAND, D.D ........ ...,.... S gn Antonio -A Mr. T. B. SAMMONS .....,... ..... ,.................... M i ssion A orificrns Dr. IAMES I. DELANEY. . . ...... .... P resident Mr. W. A. FAWCETT... .. . . . .. . . President ot the Roctrd Mr. W. SCOTT SCHREINER . Secretory ot the Bodrd lvlr. L. A. SCHREINER . . Treosurer ot the Bodrd X Deceased an A Mrn. llclancy, grmirldaughler Patricia, and D-r. Delaney I. I. DELANEY, MA., Litt.D, King College University 0tVirq1nic1 Cioltiinbia University Pregsiderit Qt Schreiner Institute 9? iifw If i A Chnrlu, Janet Cldift. :J 'HN W TYIXOHMQNT, PHD. fixizitzii ffoilfffgc: Uiiiwfizzity Qi 'lbxufa iff 'f in of ttic l cif:ulty John Fenner, Mn. Stonuwlt, Dr. Stov-wont Qu v', if -1 I , A RUDOLPH ALLEN BREWSTER, M.A, Daniel Baker College Southwest Texas State Teachers College Professor English ROY C. AQBUTLER, MA. Southwest Texas State Teachers College i Professor: Business Administration ROBERT W. CARDEN, MS. Western Kentucky Teachers College University of Kentucky Iowa State College Professor: Zoology, Biology T- R. CLEMENT DICKEY, MA. XX Austin College Southern Methodist University The University ot Texas Professor: Mathematics THOMAS MORGAN HAMMOND MA i The University of Texas The University ol Chicago fl The University ol Colorado h V Q' Prolessor:Physics ll.LEN CHAPPlN HUTCHINSON lr,M A Bates College ' New lersey State gg Teachers College dTGCuCg Professor: History and Economics ' 'QA-F C' -di ?'h 5' .it ,f Tllll FAC 'LTY l ' r Q ml Mr. G7!d1l!'f'N. Brewster and Eric: Mr. and Mrs. Butlimaml S,ll'T'7'll,' Mr. 1 l 11 I fkfy .mil IIfM.l.y5 ,V ,md Aff., ll m,,n,l,' Mr, ,md hfypi i H I flilLsmr'f1.rrrf Rirlmrzl, .V . i V C lux uw! Krxlhv N , 1- J 53.1. ,P-sf lf EC, l 9 Hx' we' I 1in...,-W REX Pt. KELLY, M.A. ICSEPI-I W. SAMUELS, M.S. Baylor University The University of Alabama The University of Missouri P The University of Chicago vt Professor: Spanish - MMU Professor: Chemistry IGI-IN C, SANDIDGE, NLM, ' A-53 F- PATIU-O MQSS, M-A The University of Texas Tlielkg-5 Austin COHGQQ Q Director of Band ancl Orchestra TllSl-Ij'.'5j- The University of California TheL7,..,,jW I-larvara University W. V. PRIERSCN, MBA. pffjj Director of Guidance Southwestern Presbyterian College sli- Professor: Education, English The University of Southern California . tip-- HENRY T. TINSLEY, MA. HARRY WILLIAM CRATE, MA. Associate Professor: Latin, Mathematic Soumesfiil BCIYlOT UHiVSISiTY Schreiner Institute if The University of Chicago The Rice Institute . Professor: EI'1QllSl'1 ancl History Pfgfegggfj Eflginegfing WILLIAM CALVIN WEIR, MS. The Texas A. CSM. College Athetic Director: Professor, ' Physical Education, Mathematics Tl T I 11 Tl B rl : Mr. and M H 'Ilson and Kathy ..,-1 W-Www NL 'ON' TM. :is hesml 1151. 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Trinity University Hardin-Simmons University Instructor: Business Administration The Unive-1'Sity Oi TGXCIS, Medical BICIHCIH Physical Education School Physician fl MRS. W. C. WEIR The Texas A. CS M. College Supervisor: Study Hall 1 Ill 1f l PHILIP C. STERLING, BS. ' MRSI1... Washington College CMarylandl Instructor: Mathmatics Mifis. NINA EDWARDS I twig .5 Mississippi State College tor Women Tl16Unif,'5FfQ' School Nurse MGHGQQ THE FACULTY WW 'Fm' ' United States Military Academy ELS: - Q f- F. if K W S -.f 'Vs K .4 1 Q- . kt' , X t I' R X Isp 4- x I f' Vps yA':,f, f ,G 1 RYQJAU i v N.. 1.4 - .. QW-' Z -Yfa?.?f': 1 -. , ., f , I, D . Vbvl , 'uf H. 4 x ' ' 5 lk H 'Qlxfryi V - j, Q M ' -1' mfr' ' at 11. W 'f' 2'. 11.-' - ,1 Qc' Q'-dh ff? Z 4 .4 .1 F-Milli I.L1'f . . ' oi f UK MHS IIMMY GRANT 3,5 MR5H.T.T1Ns1,r-iv ' 'WH Y gdemy Bursar' 'ylcmdj 35 X ' Ei Qi,l.f'A.' 7I'fAl.I,PIR, BS. S MRS' I' B4 HUDSGN H filfJiKr11r1C5 Hall Womey The Umvoraty of Toxo-on Momoger of School Stow THE mu lfw Hrs. Tinsley and Miss H'ynm','.Ua1.jur Kerr, Mr. Hixlmp, Jlr. H'l'fflrv', Hr. Ilwh-5' 4,--1, FWZ. fzvff .'flfN. .4'ffrl1f'7,f1rrfi .xv'f i, Lynn, Phyllxz, fl71f!.5,'lTl'lll -Q Q I.LXx ffl, , xffp ITUIMIHP SE IDRS W. DISMUKES . . Woodville, Texas First Lieutenant Staff Intramural Football, Volleyball, Tennis Baseball, Ping Pong, Basketball FRED I. ELLYSON, IR. . . Fort Stockton, Texas First Lieutenant, Band Officers Club Dance Band Intramural Tennis COLLllGE SENIORS IERRY AILLS . . Corpus Christi, Texas Company A Recall Staff Camera Club Rifle Team Mountaineer Statt Vice-President Camera Club '47-'48 A Cheer Leader '47-'48 Intramural Field Manager Tennis, Football, Track, Ping Pong IRWIN IAMES BOULET, . . Larose, Louisiana Lieutenant, Staff Phi Theta Kappa Secretary-Treasurer Sophomore Cl ass '47-'48 Intramural Football, Basketball, Tennis, Volleyball Ping Pong, Baseball, and Swimming ICI-INNIE P. CARTER . . Smithville, Texas First Lieutenant, Company B Recall Staff Intramural Basketball, Tug-ot-War, Baseball, Pool Intercollegiate Football '46-'47-'48 Intercollegiate Track '47-'48 S . Y. COLLIER, IR. . . Logansport, Louisiana Lieutenant, Band yy Pr ident Student Council '47348 Rifle Team Pre Med Club I OFF ntramural Manager for I-Ioon I-Iall Intramural Football, Basketball, Pool, Volleyball Softball, Tennis, Tennis Doubles GULLY CCWSERT, IR. . . Iunction, Texas Sergeant, Band Student Council ' Pre-Law Intramural Manager South Barracks '47-'48 Intramural Baseball, Volleyball, Tennis Football, Basketball DUDLEY DAVIS . . Center Point, Texas Company A -Recall Statt Pre-Me Howett, Babb, Garrett, Givens, and Kirk Set Up tha Transit nw-- RAYMOND F. GABLER, . Kerrville, Texas Company C Pl'l1 Theta Kappa Recall Staff DAVID B. GAHRETT . . Haslarn, Texas Lieutenant, Band Officers Club IAMES H GIVENS . . llflokllef, Texas Corporal Company E Recall Staff lntrarnural l!'oEQf:',V'baQl ALAN GQERIJEH ll, ,rg ,l First fjfgrizfqarlf CCL: ary! f . J 1 , . fjl11flenfCour J.. Plfll 'lllgfarfl lfflflff lrmflrzlllzfill fQ'pf'lQfg:Q, lnlfmfiollffglfutff lffl.'l:1 :'lJ J.. '45,-'4f'e'f28 Ifjfnilfllellnl fklllillllifl' Ulf!-.Y l f fllall llf:Yfj':f.1f.l, lifzrl lrltrfxrmllurll1f1.1Afffllw:n lOl.l.Y llfl.li'l'fIl1l,l. 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DAVIS Short Hills, New Iersey WILLIAM W, DAVIS dx ' - 91fa,2I3'iL5cI5i4fMf IOHN NEVVTON DEXTER Three Rivers CLYDE NOLAI'-I DODSCII Ca rneron NEWELL T, DGIIAHQQ Brownwoofl RAYMOND L DUGAT, IR Portlqnd IAMES L DIINCAII, IR Dal IU: SAMUEI , 'IIIMIOI-XIAIL EI .IJIII1 Crowley, I,f,I,11::1fmf1 MELVIIXI Ii, EIIIIIIIIUIIIL IIoLI14:twr1 IIff3.S3I'f I5 LAI II eff' Ilnl IIQmIi1r1 RGYCISI WEIIIIJOINI I'AIII.IfIXIIfR Amzlm RUY I I'I.OI'IIIIlI:Q 'I'c1II RICHARDS I'OI,LflIfII I'i9l'I'VlIIs' PETE EI,IGI.AAR B19 Spmm wBrT11.zA Iuzfh.-11,11 -UPN ' h , S .1 W , I ' .fl TT: . ' : 1, .1?37'fi-QS' I I f ' 4 A M. . I . O I-731 Q?-aSf'f,!s.e' bi ,x -J. .tw 4 . . xg: -:fu ' -Vfw yr: I: 'H 'Qi 'ya A I - sl'- fi . . , D .1- ' Sig , N f.,5,, I ' 'firm-'EN .- .,. - 4 LQ- .N ,I I 1 IL.. lf 5 gi' .x ni I I h , Q- 15 I V ' ',.-1 . K .X n Y K f 5 J X N . . T Q, 1 l . -I 4 Q- ., 12 , I , A- 1 f V ' . f J '32-' Av- r A COLLEGE FRESHIVIE 9- ' f C7 X FRED H. LINTELMAN Grosby LODGE I. LUCAS East Bernard MCKINNEY MCCALEB Houston DAN MCLEGD Corsiccfno ROY B, MCMAHAN Spur HUGH W . MCM U LLEI I Kerrvllle WTI .UA M Iv!I!3.IN, IH H1453 rf wp, mfifrfgof 1,7 POff.JfOC1:CTOVL'-! , Y GENE E. M EW H I N N E Y Holland EUGENE M EYEH Korrvlllo LEGNAHD H. MGGH E Houston HMMY I ,EE MGHEf IEAD Blq bpr'1mfJ BERT I. NELSON, IH, H iq H lo mis HI EASTLAND NEVVBY Dol Hto RQBEHT G, NELSGN Bishop J h M Mahon, Scdggin, Cleveland, und McMullen in the fro t Lh dir 15231. -...-I 5 f 'ZF COLLEGE FRESHMEN U 2 A ROBERT H. SCI-IEYER Galveston FRANK W. SCOGGIN Corpus Christi HUGH IAMES SMITH Victoria WARD EDWARD SMITH Kerrville IAMES BRYANT STOVALL Itasca VVENDELL LEE FLTRAHAII Big Spring ff' GEORGE A. S'IlRIClfl.AllIJ Kerrville ALI .A ltl SIIIIAILEY Rafzarllffria I ff MURPII frtufgvt A, f. I IDEM f ElvlOR7K'If'Imlt1flf lltl llllfllfltf IOHN C3 'l'f3lIi1lifllIl.lil Al1f,'r: S'l'EVI4I VIIESI-Il.lfA Ariqlfplori ROBERT 'lf WAI .K ER Lolita GERALD N. WALTER FI'E?Cl8I'lClQSlDL1IIQj RICHARD V. W H ITTY Galveston GEORGE W. WILLIS Sweetwater ,. I BU IJ lm ll IIT 1 U IJ nC1rn,Hur!sa'Il,Ixl H I l I lllflll I Iltlllll If ,.,-I- ,S f' j il X-. . .J fl' I gr -.ni T7 wf' I 3 I COLLEGll FRE HIVIEN ww A U X If If 5 1'f'f ' X 1- -ff7l HIGH 5r3Hnm. SF 1035 JAJQWM cfm' DAVID DEVINE . . Tampico, Mexico First Sergeant, , Company A Mountaineer Statt Intramural Football, Baseball, Basketball, Track, Volleyball, Tennis Intercollegiate Basketball Manager '47-'48 ICHN RICHARD DCUGI-ITY . . Kingsvillle, Texas Sergeant, Company A Mountaineer Staff '45-'46 Recall Statt Intramural Football, Baseball, Bowling, Pool, Tennis, I-Iorse Shoes, Colt, Boxing HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS ,A VVILLIAM V, ALTERS . . Dallas, Texas pilif Bancl Dance Crchestra Intramural Football NORMAN A. ANDERSCN . . I-Iarlingen, Texas HU Company B I Mountaineer Stall pig President Senior Class 'W Intramural Football, Basketball, Baseball, Track ' I. Pool, Volleyball, Tennis, Bowling, Ping Pong ' Q cHARLEs ic. BEAUCHAMP, JR. . . sem Angeio, tems . .1 L51 P Y Mountaineer Staff Rifle Team Intramural Football, Basketball, Baseball, Pool, Goll -' WV gh BILLY TCM BELL . . McAllen, Texas Second Lieutenant, Company A V Q Ctticers Club EARLY E. BCGAN . . Bryan, Texas LQ Company C . Intramural Volleyball, Baseball Intercollegiate Football '47-'48 Intercollegiate Track '47 ABRY S. CAI-IN . . Shreveport, Louisiana J, Com an A Cir- W ' Volleyball. Tennis, Bowling, Cross Country Run lntrart' KNUDC: ... ,L 4 ..4. it COfpOai2.Csr3rGnYB 58 DAVID L.cRowELL..HOuSiOn,TeXQS I i Company B IOHN A- Camera Club RU? ROBERT B. CU TRER . . Crowley, Louisiana Company A C.-lee Club Camera Club Intramural Football Griffin and F d rickson a R g izable in Mfr. B're'wste'r's English IV Major Slim 1 L ju! fi I ,. . 4 1 I Ai 1 I 5-2 i if g . . - AUSTIN RICHARD DUFFY . . Houston, Texas Company B Intramural Football, Softball LTSXQS HENDRICK MARTIN DUIKER . ,Blg SDI'lIiQ,TE7IGS Company C HT HAMCN A. ESCRIBA . . San luan, Puerto R112 plllck Company B l OUQ Intramural Football, Basketball, Baseball, Volleyball, Pzrlq Pong l gelov CHARLES S. FEHTITTA , . EQ'J5J!ftZI'.'A 'lV1xa,: First Sergeant, cCf'f1LU!'.'f E P0 ,, Hall Prefglflent Ol GO' ' ' l ltlyllu 'Q Intramural Football! Burzfiut ' H Baseball, lfollfiybflll, IXUS , . l'fl':IlI'fU fl, f, l!l':XQ'f'Q A COIIlffJt'l'j lntrarrlulal lifliillifxlljfllli lif,'ff,.. I' Volleyball, lllrlfg ltflrlgzl ltfpcl KGS KNUD C. l3'l?lflfDFltlfllfflfJll flax f .g Ill lffl I 8 ljflrlffffOlfflllflzllfl lnlralllural Footllflllf liflglifflllflllf 'fuk- lsltlllfl l5ll.l.Y flllllflfjll I ll7 Ill' jl'-14 z, fl Ifllllllf tll'f 'ff l1'1lI'C1lllLllrall'ooll'x,lll,Vflllf fllfllll'lfll,.:,:' flllllllfylfllrl ll'llt:llf,'Ullf:fllfIlf' llflglilflllflll fl! 'Vi Texas llltflflcrollfrfllfltf: lll lfli 'fllf 'flti IOHN HUljlflll'l' CQlOCFDlDlfVllNl llloll Al llllll, ll7 -xl lg SlCIllSt':l'Kj62CIl1l,C:UlIlfll'lll'f A .. Cllfre- ffltlll ummm CL,llllk'l'Ql Cffllllp Molllltallltrrerfl' Eltl lll lllotiljlll fiilclll lIllI'GIllLlI'Ul Footlualli lltltzlwtlllllll Volleyball, l3owllllll HSEMMKW Major Stovall takes Clark, Hrisbin, Wright, 5'ji:fL',lt'f, Russell, hncsek, and Mckcynold.-1 out for P snug :qi K with 'I nuns- ' 'ls I X gt 5 I :rv l S ,. l l F , 2 wo' ' 1 X - H ... - M - - .1' f 5. ,f. f,. M., S ..... ,,n,l,fJ . f-- .J .,. ..,.,. .,-....f,H. HIGH HOOL Eltlll '? ' 1oHN K. KEASLER . . I-Iallsville, Texas , 'I Tech Sergeant, Company B QW ergeant of Arms Senior Class '47-'48 ' , ice-President Schreiner I-Iall '47-'48 Intramural Basketball, Baseball, Football, Pool, Volleyball THOMAS I-I. KIMBRCUCH . . Midland, Texas Staff Sergeant, Company B Intramural Baseball, Golf EDWARD B. LANE . . Waco, Texas X Second Lieutenant, Company C A Student Council Intramural Sports Manager of Dickey I-Iall Intramural Football, Baseball, Volleybal MARSI-IALL K. LICIFITFCCT . . Dallas, Texas Staff Sergeant, Band Rifle Team Recall Staff Intramural Golf, Football, Volleyball, Tennis Bowling, Baseball HIGH SCHOOL SENIOHS HARMCN GREENE . . Lubbock, Texas Band I ciittliff A H ri Dance Crchestra Intramural Football, Table Tennis lf' e-RADY GRIFFIN . . Bfycm, Texas I WW' Company B I Secretary Senior Class '47-'48 I Intercollegiate Basketball '47-'48 , IHUUIHQJ Intercollegiate Football '47-'48 Based Intercollegiate Track '47-'48 I I IAMEC ICSEPI-I D. I-IARRIS, Ir. . . Weatherford, Texas ' ' Company C Intramural Tennis, Golf A BoBBY c. Hoiiioz-IY . . ioqqumrems Ifltffffttjif Company B Intramural Football F, I ROBERI ICI-IN EARL I-ICPSCN . . I-Iouston, Texas I First Lieutenant, Company C Officers Club N on-Com Club '46-'47 Vice-President Sophomore, Iunior, and Senior Classes Q cries ciub IM Intramural Basketball, Softball, Football, Track, Volleyball, Ping Pong IYNI EDWARD FRANCIS I-IUGI-IES, IR. y San Iose, California I Staff Sergeant, Company B I Intramural Football, Ba ket all, Softball, Volleyball I - I H, W L f g Hilti I I ,W ff ,aff I H m Hallefrs Dufy, Hughes, Stovall, and Whiify S IIS Us 'T Clussez ll, lleybcll CHARLES E. LINDEMANN . . Bartlett, Texas Company A Intrecollegiate Football '47-'48 Intercollegiate Basketball '47-'48 WILLIAM W. MCVEY . . Houston, Texas Company C Crlee Club Intramural Football, Volleyball, Basketball Baseball, Boxing, Tug-ol-War, Trafgk IAMES B. MOORE , , K :FF'!lll :,,I1GZlf Stall Sergeant, Company A Mountaineer Stall Glee Club Cheerleader '46-'47-'48 Intramural Football, Volleyball, Baflkwba.. lnlercolleatate 'lraffk 'flbf4734H BOBEBT W. IVIUBBAY I ,flfllt farltorlf Sergeant, ljartfl Mourttatrreer fjtall Recall Stall Camera Club Glen Club lnlratnural ljOV!llftf'J, l'fuol, fl'rfr:x LYNN 'l'. l5lffNN , I lVllf,llflllfl, 'l5::4ft.f 09' I J -Y JJ ' 1 In lnjn QM, Corporal, Corrtrtarty fl ttI l Mourllfttrerrfer iltall X f Glen fflub X lIlur:c.1llfaSlr1ll I ff? a Dartcx:Urlr:ltf:::tr'f Tl lnlrarrtural 'l'f:rtr lf. HABOID P. POCDlllVlAN . l'ul.1llfft tr lr-'ffl' Sor'q1r:c,1rtl, Clotrtrlttrly If lrtlrarrtural lbotball, Vollf-ybt 1ll if Y r H CID' 4. ,I Baseball, 'ltacilii literal:--tlnttll 1 1 1. 1: 1. ' 1:, 1, ., :'A'I,,Zfl:l f.'f 'I, f.. .', ,J 5 J ' 'L' -f tg '1t'i. f X VY-lr' ,i .K KJ tl-Xxx..-I .r..vLfig. - . , +Lb..'.',V A X -NN V I I 'qylgm 1 -,gm Nl w4 42X'N- - ' ' X -3 . Mr. Crulc in l'frtylru'riuy Lnlv. I - ' ' XA 69' rf' H- 4-'j ffl-- Whttfl 1 a., A, I . , 'J J, y 4' 1' Lyqwt 'A' ' ' ?Tf'.:4f3.. 'Z L ,.' 'r,,,,... fe f -'f':r:.. f . I N -Lf' JY, 4 4 tCf'j ' . X A I -f??IC'3f?f E, ?.':'L.l.fIf,2? L . fja.. .-....,..p , texas ogsion, texas ef, zany A I rariural roomll, Basketball, Bm-eball, Volleyball, Pool HIGH CHO0L SE Itlll . . , . - . - - Y.- --f--.-. . .,. gn,-.-.. . mag,,,-:g,,..:.-,-,-L,.,x..,, , ,, - - A ,,A1Q A ,A W , Ns ,F , A-., L j ' P HIGH SEHUUL UNUEHELASSES HARWCOD S. KENNEDY Kerrville SAM W. T. LANI-IAM!Fl, Victoria EUGENE MANER Port Arthur DAN MCCARTI-IY IVICJOHE Kerrville FRANK NI, MUGFORID Houston WILLIAM A, PIIIIJIIJIEH, IH Bc: ru fl Q In IVO Blffllfffa fl'llIVQI1ll Mexlco IJI',lflffz1f:f, IOHN C. f3'l'Of'lIffl 'l1CIlllllfJl'l, l.f,lV111':mrlf1 FRIEINICIEI 'I'A.IllflllfL'l'fJll Vlf f 1 1 jlnlf IAlVlI3ffi1 I' lIlflI'l.lllSY Iioclxffgztffri llvfw Yffllf IAMI-151 ff, Wllllnwlll Alnllffrw- IIIQINIAIIIIJ A Wlll'lll.IlY l,ll,'l'flfDll BRANIDQN N Wllx if IX le rm :I woll RUDOIPIAI Al.l,I-IN lIllIIWi1'l'l'll lkiuflllly ilpwrmgawr' HARRY WIl.l.lAlvl k7llA'l'II Faculty SIAOIISUI' MAIOII IVAN lilflill Faculty Sponsor 4 I m'HS!n'r!: Hllllrrc, fwlidvlf, .lflvl mfr I srruf, 1' flzlflty, lim lwjlvr., I I fv A,ff,j 6? ff Ml' .Q 1-V HIGH CIIOOLI .IUNIIIRS .I -.rf 11 '7 5 md' HIGH SCHOOL SHPHIIIVIOHES EDWARD A. BAYER Spring MICHAEL R. BENSON Kerrville CURTIS ALLEN BROWN Houston IOHN P. CASBERGUE Houston NATHAN CATALAN Cotrorcos, Venezuela PAT ELLEBRACHT Mason GLEN LOGAN FLOYD Corpus Christi IACK G. GARDNER Roosevelt ALVIN C. GREENBERG Houston THOMAS M. HAMMOND Kerrville SHULTZ A. I-IARTGROVE, IR Son Angelo IESSE L. HAYS Dollos lllujnr Kev' tl Cl H. SCOTT HOLDEN Borronquillo, Colombia IACK HOUSEWORTH Houston GORDON IEFFI-IHS Burkbumett WILLIAM H, LANIEH Lockhart DUNCAN ALLEN Io.A'z'!fLH!-.E IVIGIFJCCIIIUOI Ifffnffzmflc DAVEY LEE III!-.CEU Houzzror, AHIT Ml'-I'f'OI I . . L ,I 0.1 H. H I'fo1::fu flo I-!If-.IVIIIII Ilflfx firwfurwp IIAHIIY IJ MI-of If-.Mi li II I IfJl1llI 1IL JAMHL ll Mwlax'-.IJIILI, IJSUIHV' WAHIQIQN M1 'ICI1YHf JIM Ilf111,n:f,fI DIINIMII1 MAYI'IIQl.lf f I.+rrw1Il'- .UI.I'l'1I.'v . f-cw! f'L 1 l W.. .T YTIZ' 'n vt, 1 -tr-3 I X11 X, I ' I I HIGH CHOOL 0PHOMORES RICHARD GIBBS ARELLANO Mexico D. F., Mexico ' MAX I-I. BARIL Mexico City, Mexico ALVIN R. BRADLEY Houston WILLIAM P, BREEDING Calvert IGHH D. CAIL.'!EI?'i' CDGFQUIJIL Chrzzzfz IIMMY fQl'aII1IIIEI,. IJE1'Q.II Port fjulphurj I.cu.,L.f1r.': I RAHfjIfj 'I' Ii'ITQIIIJf.IfY I'IOlJ1'LT0!4 IAIME I'IfRIIf-.IIIJIQX Ch1I'1u1f1I1uf1! IfI+::41wf, DON I . II'IiIII'IflII'iIIQ IN1f:I111f1 Ifni.. IUAN I., f,2fxIMfx IvIor1lf:rrffy, IQfIw:41 ff, IGI-II IJVAIKIIII I'lIJIil2f1F I IIwLl.1tfm WILLIAM ID, IIAIJIIN II IIQLMLIOIA1 1 a fi' fb .So ff' Q H L a HIGH HO0L FRE H E ar ...I ,l X ,ls VETEHZX 5 ROBERT H. BYRD Center Point IOYCE COATS Secrgrczves IAMES CRENSHAW Lecikey MAX DANEORD Hunt EUGENE DASHIELL Mission CHARLIE M. DAVIS Alpine ALFRED E, FIACII Ccrm fort , ,. IJ .I I If I'U 'I'FII' I' rr 'II' . : 'II J: I'IEfl'I'fJI'I I'IIf-.IIl'lII'U IJf:I IIIU f1fJI,I.III'I' IIIIIIII IIIIIII AIIIIIIII1 IIAICIIIIT I -rf'f'II'- ICJI IN HAI-III! XIII IINIII Ginn und Kimi 'ff IU - r '1- : 5 1'!I '7 al' E 'Y IZI 'v s I M. V. HOWETT Kerrville IOHNNIE IENNINGS Goose Creek l-IERSCHEL W. IETER Kerrville WILLIAM E. KELLETT Kelrville GEORGE KEPRTA East Bemcrfl KARL. B. KING Dflllflig llOBlfl1'l' lffffli f r'f:flf:rzf:li::lwzf 5 IOIIH I.f-.flflff l'ff:rr'f1ll'f IIHWHI I.f1l'llllf f2l'Ill'lv: lilllllllllll l.IL1l1fl. llllllll' l3'lll3IlDlIlllf 7l-1 If JA 'l lllAlI lw.'-I1u'1ll+- l.GYlD Cf Mvi Y ll llll l'QQ-rrvxllw J l 4l.rrm1114Hf.f.f'r I-'w -' AI 1 E TT' VETERANS -3.9 -sf 0:7 me 45 l.'sg VETERANS CHARLES A. MCQUHAE Galveston ELI HENRY MABRY Center- Point AUSTIN MALCCMB Ashland, Ohio WILLIAM E. MAYN ARD Bastrop ROBERT T. MORRIS Kerrville GLENN MULCAHY Center Point MARVIN MUND Fredericksburg PAUL NASH Kerrville BILL OGLESBY Eldorado WERNER PANKRATZ Comfort CECIL PERKINS McAllen ERWIN R. RI-IEIN S Kerrville Grisham, Saunders, and BGTCIGU5 ff' RAYMOND F. RILEY Kerrville ELIAS RODRIOUEZ Kerrviiif-2 DON ROW E Benton, Louzzzcmo EDC!-.Pi ff!-.I IE 'Q P'ffs::'.'.Lwf Q f'I .fE'F'V ' .1 . . x.,.l ,f rv ' I ,v',, OID.H.fi1 .. 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' .1-1,-.-4.0. -f J7lr-u.'..:.1L.1..- ' u Q. ,A 1 S-3 . ld M H X 4 33' 0 9 'gf K, A M X sf Kx lj xx! 3 X W UHEANIZATIU 5 QXLSARI, 319 'L 19 AQ, IO' 45502, ,av mr 109' 11' YZ!! 9141 rm-nv .,..,a- -'tg-JI fi ,Z .,.,i 'id' -and 'Z ffl Babb Barker Boulet Coons Ilanfofrd Daugherty Dams Il Donalioo Floevlxe Fvausto Galnler A Galileo R Goeruefr Hepler Hillelzfrandt 5' l Howettg Hauslcig' Kingg IllC1lU'llfll!I,' Malafryf May11a1'd,' Mulcahy Panlfwltz, H.,' Panl. mtz,Ilfl'.,' Samuels: Smith, W. E.,' Stevensg Wl1.itty,' Yfl?l?1fjl7lU0d,' Mr. Kelly PHI THETA KAPPA Alpha Upsilon Chapter ot Phi Theta Kappa, national honor society tor junior colleges, was chartered at Schreiner lnstitute on April 2, l93l. Students are nominated to membership on the basis of superior scholarship, moral character, and aualities ot good citizenship, and must be drawn from the upper ten percent ot the college enrollment. An initiation is held each year tor the new members. For the past iew years Mr. Rex Kelly has been the tac- ulty sponsor tor the local chapter. Whitty 49 Comm 'l'C1JTCHC7lf Cul. Orr a ml IIT. llelaney in Phi Theta Kappa Initiation GFI-'ICERS KARL KING, President RAYMOND GABLER Vice-President WERNER PANKRATZ, Secretary A IAMES BGULET, Treasurer 4 'gui ,l I S'l'l'lJl',Xl 4HlX4ll .2 i. I.:-- .wx 1--rx! .. .1, .sz .. , . . -l...'. X', , ... . . O n v D 1 , 'w - vu nw-ww ' v ' .XI L.: I I ....... ., . ., I Nil :mul .-1:-fx?-lv Zfii :H K. ' .' . .',. ,Z .wlxuif-:Lt K 'uri' il . OFFICERS Frank Collier, President Bob B. Hedrick, Vice-President Ed B. Lane, Secretory p W .',, .f .'-5, KZ f ' .amy M., W. - ' ., 1 'sql 24 2 ,inv- ff' Q-1 'C I ' Q t , 5-44 , , . . if 'f tl, T4 A 2 Q C ,SEA V . 4545-iam We 'Q' ffl .N A 4,62 4 ' I Sm 'Qi it ' f l v if .,,g.,:. .-X . 5 XJ 1 fi .fa-at Q' frVa 1:1 '47 THE RECALL STAFF The Recall Statt, a purely volunteer organization, has 'on reason only tor its existence: the publication ot a pictorial record ot the school year tor the students ot Schreiner lnstitute. The l948 Statt has telt its obligations keenly in the preparation ot the Twenty-titth Anniversary Edition ot The Recall. lt is the hope ot the Statt that this book will prove to be a lasting record ot the school year. ' 1 1 1 and Jeffers CIICCI1' Sumo .ql1l11lNllIlfN 'wif x. as , .F-f-yr! ' 'J as . A . fht - KJV Aills,' Ca.'rte'r,' Caslwerguej Davis, D.,' llodsonf lioughtyg Dugui t GcLI1le'r, R.: -Givens: Goodwing Gosse tg Jeffers: Jonesg Kirk K tts: Laniety' Liz ht loot' Moore J ' Mm 'owl' 1W1l'I'7'fl ' Penn I , . -, .ff , y, ,' Tharp,' Welabeay' Wliittyg Williforrl Feature Sectzrm Tl'orl.'m's Img ul, Lif lltffmt, Stovall, C!lNl1L'7'fllC, Aills, Kirk is Li If I T if f . . A T 35:5 My-fv?5,.,,'-2,. Q' 1- if: . N'-J-4 . I-'E-E:ic.5f , 41?- 1. . M 'rx' fi, ORGANIZATION Faculty and Administrative Section: Raymond Gablef, O. N. Dodson, Terry Aills, D. T. Stovall. Faculty Advisor, Mr. Tunkin. , . Classes Section: Floyd Knotts, S. T. Perkins, G. B. Willi- tord, Lynn Penn, Billy Lanier. Faculty Adviser, Mr. Butler. Favorites Section: Dick Whitty, T. R. Givens, Lynn Penn, Tohnnie Carter, Billy Lanier, Marshall Lighttoot. FacultY Advisor, Mr. Brewster. . Features Section: Tommie Kirk, T. W. Tones, W. W. Davis, T. P. Oasbergue, Marshall Lighttoot, D. T. Stovall. FCIC- ulty Advisor, Mr. Edmunds. Organizations Section: Dorothy Tharp, Bobby Murray, Lynn Penn, G. B. Willitord, Leon Ro ers, Tommy' GCS' sett. Faculty Advisor, Mr. Bishop. Military Section: D. T. Stovall, Timmy Moore, Frank Mug' tord, Dick Doughty, Tohnnie Oarter. Faculty Advisor, Mf- Brewster. lntercollegiate Athletics Section: Timmy MOQTS, 511 Main, Dick Wfhitty, Frank Webber. Faculty Advisor, I'- Wfillson. . lntramural Athletics Section: Bobby Murray, l- R- Good' it 'r.fr in, Frank Mugtord. Faculty Advisor, Mr. Willson. D Advertising Section: Terry Aills, R. L. Dugat, Sam ll-mkm' Faculty Advisor, Mr. Tunkin. One c bl TH G11 the and lc mteres Pllflse Mom lemg . ing, o to Tqk .Tour X357 I5 Get' lx .J fc? fl .2 . 'fi I I I I I I Y I 71, 1 ' I :ff I .1- I ,pI I 'T I 355 I .ld 6 JD' I Blume, Brown, ll., Gartner, Gossett, Hausler, Jobes, Ktng Lanham: Lanterg 1VIa1n,' Moore J St Z S T PII 5 Penny Smith, W. E.,' Stevens iefe ,' waseyg lzarpg Nitty: Wriglztg Mr. Willson THE MOUNTAINEER One of the most active campus organizations, the stall pi THE MOUNTAINEEB gathers, evaluates, and edits all the news tit to print concerning student, ex-student, and faculty activities. The resultant publication is an interesting and accurate expressionol representative phases ot campus lite. Under the faculty sponsorship ot Morris Willson, Tl-lE MOUNTAINEEB stall studies prob- lems ot news-writing, editing, make-up, and proot-read- ing, a mastery ot which enables beginning journalists to take the-first steps toward careers as members ot the Fourth Estate. STAFF Editor, Dick Whitty Associate Editor, Lowell l-lausler Sports Staff, Carl King and Dick Smith , Editorial Stall, Buth Stietel, Lynn Penn, George Gartner Elizabeth lobes, Poochie Stevens, Dorothy Tharp and Billy Lanier Area News Co-ordinator, Don Brown Columnists, Harry Wright, Tommy Gossett, Allen Lawshee, lim Moore, Bill Main, and Allan Swasey Business Stall, Sam Lanham, and Richard Blume Faculty Sponsor, T. M. Willson Lanier, Jolves, Wllitty, Mr. Willson, and Swrmey Try to Baal thc' lfourlliuc NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS CLUB Membership in this organization is open to all non-commissioned officers in Schreiner Cadet Corps. Although the club Was not officially organized until late this year, it is usually one of the most valuable organizations on the campus in the promotion ot school spirit and maintaining oi the high standard ot the Work and activities of the military organization. Moving in at Noon Mess Q kt!! WR fglfisilgl ffm' ,wx A -Qf '-30 ,xg 1? W AO ' x-95 7llY 5f l2 f fA '51, ' H '7,S,'1', 5940, 'gif is' in wield axlglgg' 'S' I x Zig 69 V1 xx ,f 52 , fb sg.. 'ef' Front row: Walsh, Grisham, St. Germain, Scoggin, Ottinger Second row: Wood, Nicks, Greene, H., Fredericksen, Penn, Sandidge Third row: Dubose, Kubasch THE DANCE ORCHESTRA The Schreiner Dance Orchestra, composed of a small group of cadets under the leadership of Mr. Iohn Sandidge, is selected by the Band Director through auditions held at the beginning of the year, and provides music and enter- tainment for various occasions during the year. Playing otf the campus as Well as for school activities, the popularity of the orchestra increased throughout the 1947-48 session, as was shown by its selection to play for the Senior Reception and the Oflicers' Ball in May. The Reeds Bear Down at the Spring Dance ' mm, QANU9 ' Front row: Arellano, Townsend, Fruechte, Smith, R., Mugford, Casbergue, M 4, McCaleb, Murry, B,'Mr. Edmunds Second row: Walter, Maisen, Barker, Floerke, Crowell, Aills ' Swasey, Ray, Kirk y CAMERA CLUB The Camera Club, sponsored by Mr. David W. Edmunds, was organized late in October. All students interested in photography were invited to join. At meetings the following topics were discussed: the use of exposure meters, theory of development, the use of various types of cameras, the use of differ- ent kinds of film for various types of pictures, and the obtaining of special effects in photographs. The subject of aerial photography, based on the sponsor's overseas experience as a photographic officer of a bomber group, was also studied. OFFICERS Tommy Kirk, President Ierry Aills, Vice-President Miles Ray, Secretary-Treasurer Leon Ro ers, Reporter Kirks Explains the Principles of the Light Meter . M, I '-'+A'-s 411154 1 gg ' ,V ,A . 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' fr L. -LA-.V...4--'EQ ,'Ns ,L ,, 6' 3 -0 f n, , , 7 4. ,WW 1 V 1 . . sv- ' I x 7 7 A ii I If 5, M-'I A 5.1.9 ' , .- ,E ,wi x .-, A ., , 1 4 ' . '1 l', 1 f 1 4'f 4'f , xii? ' ' M r ' 1 1 1 Ln THE COLOR GUARD Hurry Ferguson Charles Whiteford Murph Thorp Wendell Strcxhcin Aills, I. I. Allen, B. E. Beauchamp, Bedford, A. Bell, B. T. Betcher, G. Brown, C. A Brown, I. P. Broz, Alfons Calvert, I. D Cantwell, B. Castro, I. M. Center, I. D. Charry, I. Chastain, E. Clarke, B. A. Cleveland, N. D. Cutrer, B. B. Daugherty, B. H. Davis, D. COMPANY A . OFFICERS Company Commander, Captain Iolly Hqrtgell Executive Officer, Lieut. P. W. Moffatt ' First Platoon, Lieut. Gene Mewhinney Second Platoon, Lieut. B. T. Bell I Captain Hartsell Lieutenant Moffatt Lieutenant Bell Lieutenant Mewhinney Dean, A. Devine, D. Dobson, I. A. Donahoo, T. Doughty, I. B. Dugat, R. L. Emmons, M. Ferguson, H. Fischer, W. Floerke, R. I B. Floyd, G. Gartner, G. W. Goodrich, R. A Goodwin, B. Gorrell, G. R. Greenberg, C. Guill, B. Hartgrove, G. Hartsell, B. D. Hartsell, I. ' COMPANY A NoN-coMM1ss1oNED oPP1cERs First Sergeant David Devine Technical Sergeant George W, Gartner Staff Sergeant Truman Donahoo Staff Sergeant Iohn R. Goodwin Staff Sergeant Iaclc Housworth Staff Sergeant I. B. Moore Sergeant Charles Greenburg Sergeant Bobby D. Hartsell Sergeant Ioe A. Kemp Corporal Ierry I. Aills Corporal Aubrey L. Bedford Corporal Robert B. Cutrer Corporal Harry C. Ferguson Corporal D. A. Lawshae Corporal Iack Risinger Corporal F. S. Tarlcington Harvard, I. Henry, R. W. Lanham, S. W. Lawshae, D. A. First Row Cutrer Lawshae Aills Bedford Devine Second row Betcher Goodwin I Moore Gartner Ferguson Mewhinney McDonald B Newby H Mielsch Kemp Smith H I Surles R Holden, H. S. Lindernann, C. Parke L, A, TQ!-klngton F, HOFHS, R- MCICGYI D- L- Platt A. G. Terk D. B. Housworth, I. Martin, S. I. Ransberaer M. Veselka S. Iohnson, A. Mewhinney, G. B. Ray, M, A, Victery H. Iohnson, C. R. Meyer, E. R. . T Wallis, W, F, Kemp, I. A. Mohler, M. lsmgef - l' Weldon, 1. c. King, L, Mottatt, P. Rogers, L. M. Whitley, L, A, Kinsey, D. S. Moore, I. B. Mugtord, F. Rowe, S. M. Rowley, G. Wood, E. I. Yoshida, A. I coMPANY B in Q, T NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS K, ,J Q First Sergeant Charles S. Fertitta Technical Sergeant William E. Russell Technical Sergeant I. M. Keasler Staff Sergeant Iames R. Givens Staff Sergeant Roby Hadden Staff Sergeant Ed F. Hughes Staff Sergeant Tom H. Kimbrough Staff Sergeant Dan M. Moore Staff Sergeant Brandon N. Wilcox Sergeant Ioe E. Grammier Sergeant William F. Russell Corporal Abry S. Cahn .. - K In . Corporal Wesley C. Measday - - , . Corporal Warren McReynolds X . Corporal Edwin Odom Kneeling: Wilcox, W. F. Russell, Measday, Givens, D. M. Moore Standing: Cahn, Kimbrough, Hughes W. E. Russell, Fertitta, Odom, Keasler Grarnmier, McReynolds Maisen, R. Mcpqeynoldsl W. Ruyzorl It N, Strahan, W. L. Maner, E. Nelson, R. G' Rogers, T, Strickland, G.'A Martinez, I. I. Nicholson' D Russell, W. E- Taylor, W. R. Measday, W. C. Qdom, E. Russell' W. F. Thorp, M. Moore, D- M' O'Neill, I. Rylander, R. B. Trees, E- l- Murray, I. QU-I A. M, Sanders, I. B. Webber' L- Musgrave, M. O. pomdexterl In L- Scheyer, B. Wilcox. B- N- lVlC.DCII'1lel, Poirrierl Winter: McMahon, R. B. PUI-Il G. C. Stern, l. WO0lClIT1. W- B- e jnvgvi. coMPANY c , NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS First Sergeant Alan D. Goerner Technical Sergeant Charles A. Whiteford Staff Sergeant Iames W. Brisbin Staff Sergeant Edmond E. Corbett Staff Sergeant Lawrence E. Porter Staff Sergeant I. G. Tsesmelis Staff Sergeant H. P. Wright Sergeant Louis A. Dickson Sergeant Iack Gardner Sergeant I. P. Mielsch Sergeant I. R. Swantner Corporal Thomas M. Hammond Corporal Lynn Penn Corporal Ted D. Whiteiord Margolis, A. Mielsch, I. P. Milam, B. Morehead, I. Morrow, R. E. Murray, P. McCaleb, M. B. McCament, H. D. McLeod, D. McMullen H. W. McVey, W. W. Nelson, B. I. Padgett, I. W. Pankratz, H. R Penn, L. Poorman, C. H. Porter, L. E. Priddy, H. Ray, C. Ray, E. B. ROSTER P A nd I. Rayzor, I. A. Reiter, R. Richards, H. E. Rogers, I. Scroggs, B. Shields, I. L. Stovall, I. B. Suttles, I. N. Swantner, I. R I-I Swasev. R. 9 x'-'l Kneeling: Penn, Wright, Gardner, W. T. Whiteford Swantner, Tsesmelis Standing: Brisbin, Corbett, Dickson, Goerner, Mielsch Porter, Hammond Townsend, S. Tsesmelis, I. G. Umpleby, I. P. Walker, R. Weaver, H. L. Whiteford, C. A Whiteford, T. D. Wiese, L. H. Wright, H. P. Zarlengo, H. H. x, it ,, BAND oFFtcERs Company Commander: Captain C. R. Mittanck First Semester Lieutenant Frank Y. Collier Second Semester Executive Officer: Lieutenant Fred I. Ellyson First Semester Lieutenant Edwin I. Knesek Second Semester First Platoon: Lieutenant David B. Garrett First Semester Lieutenant C. B. Williford Second Semester Second Platoon, ' Lieutenant L. I. Lucas Second Semester Captain Mmgnck Lieutenant Collier Lieutenant Ellyson Lieutenant Kne ek Lieutenant Garrett Lieutenant Williford I-191-1l91'1CI11'1'i I.-LICOIS Alters V Arellano B Bratten B I Breeding, W. P. Brookshire, B. C. Casbergue, I. P. Co er Y Coons W B Cowsert G Dexter, I. N. Dodson, C. N. DuBose, C. R. ROSTER Ellyson F Hausler, E. L. Frederickson . Hays, I. L. Garrett D B Iunkin, S. IM. Gossett, G. T. Killgore, I. B. Gray, I. A. -Kirk, T. H. Greene, H. D. Knesek, E. I. ll!! BAND NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS First Sergeant Sam M. Iunkin Techincal Sergeant C. N. Dodson Technical Sergeant Floyd W. Knotts Staff Sergeant Ioe A. Gray Staff Sergeant Marshall Lightfoot Statt Sergeant Stewart I. Perkins Sergeant Gully Cowsert Sergeant Robert W. Murray Sergeant Charles E. McDonald Sergeant Iohnny C. Stocks Sergeant Pat I. Walsh Sergeant G. W. Willis ,Corporal Gene Nichols Corporal M. D. Stevens Knotts, F. E. Mittanck, D. ' c Lanier, B. MUFTCIYI B Lightfoot, M. McDonald. Lucas, Mamoulides NiCkS, E- W- Mgyfieldl D, Perkins, S. I N6 . Ar Kneeling: Walsh, Lightfoot, McDonald, Dodson Standing: Knotts, Stocks, Nichols, Willis, Cowsert Platt, BEGI Plummer, W. A. Scoggin, F. W. Silliman, B. Smith, W. E. Stevens, M. D. Murray, Iunkin Stocks, I. C. Walsh, P. I. Walter, G. N. Williford, G. B Willis, G. W. Wood, I. ,.,- , V? .--6 , Y .- xi ,H . 1 i -va i 4 s X . 1- J,'Q.'-,, 'T 3 , A . . ,. . ..-A-A ,vw ' Li. fl Y-,,,-- -wif ,, 4 V f l K Alle Elem QYGCVALOYQ 1 . -1,1 1 ' ' I UI THE1947 FINAL PARADE The crow'dqc11hers1m mm YQAQSAA M1 W USOn Wright, Marilyn Fawcett, Dodie Moyes, mmf! iAf3cm.A,I,ly W 1 LA . , NU et CGI. Stf:'l'hl'lQ C11 HUF: PF. : f-, yqelvw 1 w I -4 ix W xflt nd hah! li Ollt The individual cmnpetiimr. raiurih UMW fmy R K ' ' 'NNN X f A-, ,q,.,, 4522153-ff: Xt,-7535 L f-A , A A f .iw 'wi if J Nu X 'mil 4-px 1 ,..,,, A L. , ' Pwr? k- 'S -, ha' J 'Q' 1.5 1. . grin '- 5 5: hi 7 f 45, UV -4-5. ,-lvl f.,, A -- LMS. -'-5,1 44 I A 'svn -'Cv -.' rzffrjf' 'I 1 ,P J .,,,v ,I 4 J .SX-G-Q. . 1 , ' : I Q M y , if I I l ' X 1' x , - , 5 , V , ' . , M uf:-vun9nfv . ' . - ,. K Al'-'V Nl- ,.'. A an ' ,Jmvhfil l Y ,5 I AV ' ' ffl- gk fm U I-4 V I ,M 8 , t :Gai ., - -i i , ' fi ' 1 7:f.1-22 - ,Mf,,','V! l, Y W , ffl, ..:13f-5'1cf-:it - ,i2 y' .:' - .4 . A ' t W t' Q.,-f A, ' Q-rt ' 9' ' A L Q . 4 ' ' 'PV' 1 H ',. g ,, . my Y Q .f 2' 'H ivy, Q N-,t ,ww x' lv..-. ,dean A V- ' '-'M A , ,mga 5.54 . .ll WO Awards. V . . . . A . ess wins 1nd1v1dual competition, Rutherford second, Wigley third. Stovall gets Captain's saber. Major Arledge last Reviewg Winning platoon: first of Company B. A Company drills. m , 2 Outstanding Cildel Officer: Stovall hits the jackpotg Storm gets l..ieutenant's saber. Masquelette had winning company. The ,mr f fluff-Q f. -- izisf. ,- V l we . A- liz? --wg A A mfg mg Wleff fffx-51 mf fr xi 9,554 m. X sz -' e ' sf ,.,, ' 'W' ' -J, 'f' '- : A' -P Yrf'f Q 1 kg-fs-' lf' ,, at . . 'S ' fo' '- ,u tj A ,J ,x K -I xi , is ' 55 -- Q. 'L f,, ,, 1 ,tr , ' x 1 X:-Q' 'Avg :A 1. F . - , In 5' a A' N V . 'Q 'N N - ,I , ., Q .- Q5 xxx- we .x , .. .1 .X , z .wrt - Y Assembly on wolk for 'xmcme-uve-rS : Maisen, MCMG1lO1'l,C1,1:i:wlwf4,H, yr I Cf,-fm tv: 9 , X: S S' -WW .Sggsf s -Q . We me . xx - -- A A Xxx 5' IN Q-H1 m ,M v Q - ee +11 e- I - etioli . N .X ., em. ,m .X ox- oil. mbveb Torqets ofter Corbme f1T111'lQ,CI1'ld ot the bottom Color Dcmlels IS m K Mk 11 . 1.x A - lm, X Y N Q Lnkcqmtrk Muqi' X wx 1. v u N wxlg wfgf I -IL K , v ond Boyer1eoveihe Armory with Fel VM .VMI M-N M m THLETIES 9 93 1994 1 4 1 1 VJ 1 uv . l 1 4 1 i 2 ' ' v ' , - - - f .,,.f ,. ' s J 1- , ' ' A .Vi-1' . ff. fr'--f,.., 20' :',-152'-rg:'.-.1-:,,11-:N-:.1v:-I:fr'-1.11:.: :1'12v'-3'-.1-4.:v:1::'L5vnpxf'i-.-'--'-1, cfs,-'X -', f ' ' - - A LOREN ASHLEY PROLOGUE As first prac- tice sessions for the 1947 football season got under way at Schreiner, th e outlook W a s ELBERT BABE not rosy. The Moun- taineers were to com- pete with the strong- est Iunior colleges in the state in the newly- l o r m e d Southwestern C o l 1 e g e Conference. Morever, w h e r e many other schools were build- ing their teams frorn twenty or more lettermen, Schreiner coaches W. C. Weir, Lee Dan- iels, lim Plyler, and H o u s t o n Wheeler had only seven letterrnen to form the nucleus of Schreiners grid machine. Lettermen in the lold were Iackson Babb, Iolly Hartsell, Ed Hepler, Iohnnie lennings, Bennie Liska, lack Murray, and Bill Oglesby. Other players of' proven worth on hand were Schreiner squadmen Iohnnie Carter,Moses Hernandez, Robert Koch, and Tommie Tips. Rounding out the roster were 30 first-year men. r -?.- IACKSON BABB ,EN xii DENNIS BATES CHARLIE DAVIS if I W ue- A K-1 P-Lat, ,..' Schreiner 20 Victoria 12 A week after the disastrous trip to Uvalde, the Moun- taineers p l a y e d hosts to Victoria Iunior College and trounced the Pirates if Above: Bedlord, Thurman, and Bogari throw a Victoria back for a loss. . Q rg SOUUFHY bY USING G RALPH DAUGHERTY F Lower lent Charlie Davis pcssmg attack to good ' makes a substantial advantage. For the sec- Gm in the Vic- ond straight week Bennie Q toria game Liska scored 12 oints to 1 P lead the touchdown parade. He scored on Tom Burke's i7- yard pass in the first period and plunged across the double stripe from the one-yard line in the second quarter. Schreiners other touchdown came when Iolly I-lartsell passed to Truman Donohoo tor 14 yards in the third period. Bill Oglesby kicked two oi three attempted conversions to bring the Mountaineers' total to 20 TRUMA 'a - --. I . N DONAHOO A 9 Q , MELVIN EMMONS Above: Earley Bogan leads the way for Charlie Davis. ' Coach Weir sends Dwight Wiedemann into the Tyler game. Lower right: Rowe, Og- lesby,' and Murray are ready to block in the secondary, but the ball car- -rier is stopped by NTAC. PETE FUGLAAR V! ,, aj ' . HENRY HEPLER Schreiner 6 Corpus 0 Thanks to a first quarter Corpus Christi f u rn b le which Schre i n e r end Truman Donahoo p i c k e d u p and raced 24 yards to score, the Mountain- eers blanked the Cor- pus Christi Vikings 6 to 0 in the coast city. Workhorses of the Maroon backfield were Bennie Lis- ka and Dan McLeod, who alternated in clicking off nu- merous first downs. Defensive stand-outs for Schreiner were linemen Iackson Babb, Grady Griffin, and Bill Oglesby and backs Iack Murray, Vic Tarvel, and Tom Burke. Even in victory the Wiermen suffered a severe loss: Tar- ver, outstanding line-backer in the state, broke his arm and was lost to the Mountaineers for rest of the season. Final score Schreiner 6 Corpus Christi U. .xx v' ,. -r , , -,- - A . ffffflfif-'rf'W ' . . PW .'ffQ: i,-wig,-. Q, , J . lr, M K -3411? ' 'i ,f ,..,,,, fs., t r M, .ft 'FI' -Tift'-'J ' ' ' W 1 QL . 'gf A 'pf I, I -k, - . ' ff'-.,.15'7-'. . . 'I 1 MOSES HERNANDEZ I 3, in u . i 13' . 1 IOHNNIE IENNINGS 4 1 1 ' 1.35.-f-as Above: Liska boots against NTAC. Lower left: Coach Plyler's linemen limber up before the Angelo game, X, 7 K -, I 1 1,2 J scorr icmsxjv 1 ,J'g57da 7 eve-. 5' by 1, tw f ' v 147- 41, N fig' fy! DON MCLEOD Schrelner l9 Tarleton 6 To open con ference play Schrelner Jour neyed to Brady where they caught tlre ln the last quar ter to down Iohn Tarle ton College l9 to6 tn Bradyb annual Iunlor Above Schremer students tlle Coueg Q d CIQSSIC A 1nto Kerrvrlle s stadlum BENNIE LISKA forw-CU-de pigs accounted Lower rlght Sulted up etc for 3 Yards Qnfihsclxlgfeln cept for thelr shoes the er S lrst Score e elf Mountalneers leave he Brady Hotel prtor to g1v 1 n g Iohn Tarleton a l1ck11'1g ROBERT KOCH men counted agaln ln the fourth quarter when Denms A Bates blocked a Plowboy punt on the Tarleton ten and Benme Llska scored two plays later from the two yard l1ne Late 1n the tlnal perlod Llska pounded through center for the tlnal touchdown Og lesby converted F mal score Schretner 19 Tcrrleton 6 1 IACK MURRAY Schreiner 6 NATC 13 Back in Kerr- ville I o r t h e first conference game at h o In e, the Weirmen were riding the crest of a four game winning streak when a strong NT!-XC eleven defeated them 13 to 6. Schrein- er's lone touchdown came when Tom Burke passed to Dan McLeod tor ascore from the Aggie 30-yard line. Standouts for the Institute were Grady Griffin, Dennis Bates, Moses Hernandez, Iohn Thurman, Bennie Liska, and lack Murray. Final score: Schreiner 6, NTAC 13. - . -- ' ,, Above: Vic Tarver picks up I. NELSON yardage against Texas Lutheran. ' ' Lower left: Liska punts I X. the Weirmen out ' K 'Q y oi danger in the NTAC game. v.,f I . f' 1 ,. . - 1 E f i t BILL OGLESLY s 13? sw f 1oE POINDEXTER l OHN THURMAN Above: The Schreiner band takes a breather between numbers at the Tyler game. Lower right: The Mountaineers stop a Lamar threat. F... IOE STOVALL Schreiner 0 Kilgore 40 Fortunes of the ' grid wars became even worse for me Schreiner a week I later when the Moun- VIC TAHVER taineers ta s t e d the wrath of the Kilgore Ran- gers at their homecoming and took a record 40 to 0 plastering. Only twice did the Weirmen get loose for what might be called threats - once, when B e n n i e Liska plunged for yardage good enough for a first down, and again, when . Charlie Davis ran from his own 25- yard line to the Ranger 40. ln all, the Rangers scored six touchdowns- and four conversions to hand Schrein- er the worst licking in its history. Even the stout-hearted line play Of lOhT1f11e Iennings, Loren Ashley, and Bobby KOCTI could not stem the Kilgore tide. A Final score: Schreiner 0, Kilgore 40. i i l llpqq unde lllg 1 erm C SON NY ROWE ffik fw Heiney U ere lU :es ot the rs oecume ree tor a weel ze lloun- ted the gore Hun- :ecommq 'd lll to tl TOMMIE TIPS Schreiner 8 Tyler 14 The following week-end the Mountaineers were back in Kerrville to play .V . 4,17 f' -'49-U-J A. TAOSTSIJO thGi1TY1ef U Above: Hernandez barely pac es,W owere c . ' bl k' undefeated end lead- DWIGHT WIEDEMANN mms OC mg G ing conference stand- ings. Although battering Tyler statistically, the Weirmen permitted the Ap- 'G Dice tid Qccse lor ec treats :ie lisld cd enough gg, when .. em 25. - -:gm QC, ln ull. -egjdovm 15 Schein- T' 51551 Lllell ,r tome aches to turn two Schrein- er miscues into scores that gave the East Texans the victory, 14 to 8. The game K could have gone to Schreiner, had Lady Luck been more kind, tor one Tyler score resulted from A Schreiner tumble and the other Apache touchdown came from a pass interception. The Weirmen scored when Bill Oglesby recovered a Tyler tumble and Sonny Rowe raced ll yards to the end zone. Midway in the fourth period Schreiner scored two more points on a sate- ty. Final score: Screiner 8, Tyler 14. it GENE MEWHINNEY Lamar kick. 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V 4, 'I wgn , A 5 V a ,K Y 1 . 3',, ,4.,. : N . 1 P i 1 A ,,,,.,V,4 COACH WEIR BASKETBALL Schreiner 62 - Trinity Bees 39 . 7 A Schreiner 33 - Texas Lutheran 36 4, 3 Schreiner 44 - Texas Frosh 47 J Schreiner 64 - Victoria 39 Schreiner 53 - Uvalde 2l Schreiner 48 - Texas Lutheran 52 Schreiner 46 - Paris Iunior College 53 Schreiner 33 - Paris Iunior College 43 Schreiner 40 - Lamar College 57 Schreiner 49 - San Angelo 48 Schreiner 38 - Tyler Iunior College 64 Schreiner 44 - Kilgore College 66 Schreiner 78 -- Uvalde 23 It Schreiner 37 - Iohn Tarleton 38 Schreiner 52 - Victoria 28 , Schreiner 46 - N.T.A.C. 44 Schreiner 52 - N.T.A.C. 65 Schreiner 51 f- Kilgore College 43 Schreiner 39 - Tyler Iunior College 78 Schreiner 30 - Lamar College 83 l Schreiner 54 - San Angelo 38 Q COACH WHEELER if i l THE SCHREINER MOUNTAINEER BASKETBALL TEAM Sitting, left to right: Coach Wh l , H d ' Standing' left to right: Davis' Hiigfml Eglsghg-if Goerner, Mulcahy, Duncan, l-lartsell, Bileif, and Coach Weir. i Y emmm' Donqhofl PCIHIUCITZ, Lintelman, Griffin, and Manager Devine. :C lqelff NE. PROLOGUE With five players who were members of last year's Mountaineer basketball team returning, Coaches W. C. l-leinie Weir and Houston Wheeler began the task of rounding into shape a hardened team that would have to meet the toughest junior college competition in the state. Behind the Mountaineers were records of glorious victories in the old Texas lunior College Athletic Association, while in front of them the new array of opponents comprising the Big Eight of Texas lay- cee basketball-the newly formed South- western Iunior College Conference. 'X f F I, ggi, 1 EK Ralph Daugherty Charlie Davis 0 N Y 1. Hi - . ts a l'1O 1 . Q A 1' tgnj upper right. 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T 1 I ia! ,I 1. A. B f at l'l , -, 4 V -. S i . , - ' 14' 'V-Q32 lg, I , wx fda , , - 4 +v-N'. Ou' 1' . l f M 'w'.41oj 'f ' ' ' .. ,. , ' uf., n bu nk u 4. W.. , V- ii'-, 'fw I v -,vhlk r . Luv L. . ' lk l '- 1' yeh at MK Q, ' Q x,fg:: 4 x ' U- .. -u - . .5 i i Q-uma' Y 1 IVA 1.1 59 X 9' - . g an in ll ll li 1 I' s Wax. 2 2 V, H 17 Q if , p. f 1 5 . , Q 1 ,, f - re , , ' M 5 1 m' -A 1 n, , , 1, I - ' A 1 I .og 7 1 1 1 C i i 1 3 Q22 Q: -,W-..x..,.,.,,k,,? A 1 n v X tx, r. ,,,f' TRTACK Little of the track season is completed as The Recall goes to press, but enough promise among Coach Rex R. Kelly's thinly-clads has been indicated so far to point toward a very satisfactory, if not brilliant, track and field season for Schreiner lnstitute. Eight meets were scheduled for the Kellymen, and in this itinerary the Mountaineers were to meet the best among Texas sprinters. Last year's cham- pion of the T. I. C. A. C., Schreiner this year is competing for- the first time in the South- western lunior College Conference. Largely responsible for the lnstitute's track successes last year were two dependable winners, the fleet Billy Gibson, who specializes in distance races, and lanky lack Lucas, who high jumps, hurdles, and even broad jumps and runs a mean 440-yard dash. Lucas and Gibson to- gether accounted for 283f4 of Schreiner's Win- ning 341f2 points at the conference meet last year. At press time the Kellymen had corn- peted in four meets, giving a good account of themselves in each, and were to run in four more meets concluding their season with the conference meet in Kilgore. COCICI1 KGHY Coach Plyler T l I ,, The l948 Sc h ' ' . - . reiner Institute track team. back row left to right' Mayfield Moore Sa 1 K t B k R l Murr Y , . V f , - , mue s, ep ra, roo s 1 ey and Catalan, front row, left to right, Grant, Gibson, Lucas, Mgr. Greenberg, Hartsell, Carter, and Iennings I 9'5- SAMUELS KEPTRA GRANT RILEY MURRAY U IENNINGS 1 i ,at 5 Top panel, left to right, Schreiner's distance runners: Samuels, Keptra, Grant, and Riley, left of center, shot putter: lack Murray center, Iohnny Carter hands the ball to Iolly Hartsell in the sprint relay, right of center, discuss-thrower Iohnnie Ienningsg lower left: I-lartsell is away fast after taking the baton from Carter, lower right: Scl'1reiner's aces, Billy Gibson and lack Lucas ..4..4.-....,.-,....i:,,...,...qg--..aa-..-,--4-.Yr 1 .-. -.....3.......4.. ..,- ,,,4,-,,,: ,aide .:2g.:Js,.:.,.,, . ,-,.-.....'-2,.1..-we-w,f:g.e.'f1-Ayer, - A Wat? 5 v., ,,,. f kfq, 'Y'- fl. ff .f .. bf f i. 532, - ...R . TENNIS Handicapped by a lack ot returning tennis lettermen, Coach A. C. Hutch- inson's Schreiner net squad never- theless made considerable progress throughout the season and had won one match and lost one match at this printing. ln a practice match against Fredericksburg, Dickie Smith Won the only singles match, and Edgar Nicks and Roby Hadden won a doubles match. In another prac- tice match against Tivy, the Schrein- er netters Won all matches. Current ranking ot the Mountaineer team is Dickie Smith, Roby I-ladden, Edgar Nicks, Iimmy Boulet, Barclay Dis- mukes, and Speedy Iackson. Ten- nis plans tor the year include a round-robin tourney at Brady and the conference meet at Kilgore. 'ytflifl' fm ffa 1 Niaxa S-lk, R, are t 4' ' , ' 1,--Wg, 2 x K I my , mwmwmf , . 1 .5 4. Q ,. k , f 4 ' Q , 'X x it L 4 0.7 ,LV ,Q Z' M, lllf fV4'V f f E we ,5 ' .47 760' .. 5 ,f,,f ' , f . , ff fsy, np 5 E N . ,f f if 1- 5 Q 5 'Q 'vi l i 0 . i 1 ' m- 11 f 4 ix. Q ? i ..:2t'.f...12 . 'i ' i V f iwfi' 22' B ,A . ' r?w'l3 'r.. f .. A - , ' 72 kim? ,ff . f. . 'ii' ,' ,pf ,. 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I The Stctft 4, -1- A PAGE OF GOOD NAM 'F' -if FRANK BROS San Antonio, Texas AUTOGRAPHS ES ur Czfvzes l rr ' ' P' W1ll Please You as Well as Our Military Clothes When in San Antonio Make Our Store Your Headquarters FRA BROS. The Military Outfitters of the South Alomo Plozo SAN ANToN1o, TEXAS 4, -1- 4.,,-,7,. ...Nl N,-V .,,,,,..,, :v ,,-A:, .-..-- ,,,,, -..a -, -1--jizz -I' 'I' Compliments of 4 .,.. .r --., -1: The Garrett Insurance Agency Kerrville, Texas 715 Woter Sr. Phone 35 XY.C3.C1xnnu1Wg.In. I..I3.Clxuuu1r R,L.SeHM1nnxK,jm i 'P , - . Y. A - 1 I ' .11 nf L- xiii.,-V. '. '. ' r . ' ,. . .5 , - ' .QA ', Q . ' . Q.-j:'.'f,'7''j51-11 PT'r.- iff'1'9Qf',j1.,7r7:.5122 -f?. f jZ'2. . 4'i 'Q , ' ' ' , - '. ' , V- - '- ' Jf-rq.-,,..f,.,-- - 3,4 ',-.f.,..-5-,1g.,,.- :, gzf:.5:L- Q. - . 1, '- - - - 1 , e . - . . , ,-- .-.,e7,,-.J .21-.r.--I -,e.A-r,- -- -A :--U., .,. A. f,:. .V - --.- - e - K, .1 . , ,.,..,.e. .-,f-,.,. . ,f.. . ' I- ., e -f-- ,L .. ,ALA ' -,-,ny-.' LA. Au... ,,. ,,. UP ' '- ' ' l is In , un- .iq COMPLIMENTS OF , 1 Parker 64 Schreiner elumber and Builders Supplies 425 Clay St. Phone 26 KERRVILLE, TEXAS vi' 4' V Y . . QL,--Q-. . . so--.. ..--.',,..., 1.14-5... .,,v.,...-, ,-.... ,......,----, 1 ...,-YL- - ,M ,,., ....4 G E NF15fI!Rr.!! 9-E5-eE!:aIgL,EEuEE1-ex DISTRIBUTOR OF HOTEL AND RESTAURANT SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT Vulcan and Garland Ranges Chmaware Glassware Sllverware McCray Refrlgerahon SAN ANTONIO Siamless S+eeI Ware Alummum Wa e Lmens Efc Soda Foun'I'ams AUSTIN Complzments ' KERRVILLE CLEANING COMPANY PHONE 326 I-IECKLERI S Men s Weir Men s Clothing and Furnishings I 703 Water Street , Phone 456 KERRVILLEA, TEXAS ull MII 1 Compliments of E Fawcett Insurance Agency fgince 19121 W. A. FAWCETT j. D. PA'1 1'0N MARTIN STEHLING 2 L 1 1 L 1 vi- .. an run I+ A 51- ' - , 1: L Y .L 1 ,.-i'?x::,-g'f.f7,- f- 2'..,f-lf.g 1i-fi '-.--L:---:if. f ii? 'EV f ' t '. ' Q . V . ' -C A n,..g,, ,.-..1rng4,g.,,.g.,1.a2.G:51' - '-: -. - , , - - - N 'Z' X. 1 . ,In un III .P E We Are Proud to Hove Been Photographers 1 g for Schreiner Insfitute this yeor. 1 1 1 E 1 1 - , f 5 1 1 5 1 5 1 1 ' 1 : 1 , I I 1 I T I 1 ! 4 : 1 - 1 1 1 1 E 1 1 1 1 1 1 E 1 . 1 s BEVERLY STUDIOS 2424 Broodwoy 1411 Mom Ave C 7751 F 1541 San Antonzos Fmest Photography 1 1 - - cr ' ' ' - I I I nu . Y Y 'P 'P COMPLIMENTS of KerrVi1leBuS Company, Inc Friendly Service For Convenient Schedules and Economical Transportation, Gravel by Bus q Coll your loco! bus stotion for schedule' information ,F -1- Complimeifiw Of W. A Fawcett Furniture Ca. Complete Home Furnishers Since 1902 A Compliments Of PAMPELUS The Rexall Drug Store DRUGS--CANDY ICE CREAM Coca-Cala Barrier Kerrville Bakery We Specialize in Cakes for Birthdays, Picriics, Parties, Weddings, etc. Phone 180 Kerrville y Ice 66 Storage Company Tlie Climote ot the l-lill , Country Rorely Foils in Summer , . Wllot it Locks We Supply I S. EASTLAND, Owner ' uh nu l-IENKE BRCS. MEAT MARKET HENKE BRUSH ljrzrfrfdfzrry ESTAIELISHED 1896 -+XVE SPECIALIZE IN- I Home Slaughcerecl Quality Mears df fU'ff'c'5 l1'!7Jl Z - Plionew 1-4 'mcl ' Free lleliverv' .-, 1 f I , The Vogue LADIES' STYLE SHoP The Friendly Store Over 20 Years in the Hill Country Kerrville, Texos Weleome to Elite Barber Shop l.. W. Montgomery, Prop. Compliments I ot Compliments Your Record Shop Of Rad' J h J I , laid p 5 Wheelus Stuclro Parker Radio Co. Photographer 82l Moin Pnone 666 ull ml lil. ull llu r ul llll V In lul lm Complimenfs of MRS. GARLAND LANG REPRESENTING SOUTHWESTERN LIFE INSURANCE C0 ' DALLAS, TEXAS A COMPANY FOR TEXANS Life Insurance - Annuifies Compliments of Blue Bonnet Drug Store Where Schreiner Meets Its Friends Drugs, Sundries, and Sodos . xt T 1 5 3 I T i ii 'T it i s T 25 Qi 'i ii T i i ! 1 I W 4 I T i Q,, is I i I n- T xi J i 4 I Congratulations Class ot T948 W. B. BROWN, YR. Commission Agent CONTINENTAL 'DIL COMPANY T i4ERRviLLE, TEXAS s e Henry Covert We Thank You tor your patronage ot the past, and Witt appreciate Sheet Metal it in the tatare ..... Se:1f's Shoe Shop TT i h - 209 Washington St. Specialists inTRepairing A Phone 806 V Kerrville, Texas KERRVILLE, TEXAS ' .FTW un ml I V H' ' ' + 4' 4' The E Kerrville Mountain Sun N xx , 'b . Jia , - um-W. K K . X, -QW x...N. - . JY, Is Interested in Students of Schreiner Institute Mrs. W. A. Salter Forrest Suiter' -P 'P 'N -1- Compliments of The Charles Schrmner Company Kerrvnlle Texas 1 I E i I a F i i Compliments of The Kerrville imes Kerrwlle Texas f 1 W V : 7 W We Take This Occasion to Congratulate the . Students of Schreiner on Their Past Records and Wish tor Them the Utmost Success in Their Future Endeavors. G56 Snow White Laundry Fur Storage - Hat Blocking C-360 616 Water Street PTWOUG 500 4, -1- ..,.-...,,-. P.. .-..... -.1-g-'.i-.Y ..-, ,..,,..-. - ,....--.- . - rf., . 1 i l I I I s l I I l I I I I I l I I I I I I I I I . . I l Compliments of ehrnannls Stores :- -11 54 to 31.00 Where Values are Greater In Everyday Needs General Electric Appliances Compliments of . . . Kerrville Greenhouses QK UHLMANN'SD FLOWERS For All Oum.riw1.v Corsages-Reasonable and Artistic MEMBER OF F. T. D. I3'I5 Main St. Phone 24 ' COMPLIMENTS OF I. C. Penney Col GOQDRICH Tires and Tubes 0 Road Service KERRVILLE VULCANIZING PLANT RUUOLPI-I STEHLING, Prvybrielor Corner W'ater and Quinlan Streets Phone 260 SCHREINER'S CASH FOOD STORE XVe wish to extend to the students of Schreiner Institute our heartiest congratulations for their achievements during the year 1947-48 Chas. Schreiner Co. Expert Barber Service and A Friendly Welcome at the Blue Bonnet Barber Shop and Beauty Parlor 11. B. MQKINNQN, Prop. ll! lm lun F N I , IIIIC-Nl ll' ,H llililli Y Ill El ill nn lil Tl 'F - 'I' Compliments of Blue Bonnet Coffee Shop Manager, PETE STOVALL Kerrville, Texos I llll lm Nl! llll Im-D ll llll Ill Illl IIILIIII IIII IBIS COMPLIMENTS OF H.E.B. Food Store nn,-.mu un U, Your CROSLEY AND RECORDlO DEALER IS H 6- M - Appliance Co. 209 Earl Garrefl' Phone H9 Kerrville Machine Shop and Ornamental Iron Works E. RIESEL, owner THE SLIMP OIL COMPANY Disfrlloufors Of Pioneer Pefroleum Proclucfs, Gasoline, Kerosene, Lubricaflng Oils and Greases, Fuel, Furnace and Diesel Fuels. Your Inquiries lnvifed 604 CAROLINA ST. SAN ANTONIO 3. TEXAS The Green Tree Inn Across From S. l.' GOOD FOOD OUR SPECIALTY Mr. 8: Mrs. A. W. Zesch, O'wners YOURS FOR BETTER LIVING Home and Ranch Equipment CO. 733 Wafer Sfreef Phone 755 4 I lliQ Q + CGMPLETE Automotive Service e Chevrolet i Pontiac Oldsmobile Buick Cadillac Your Patronage Appreciczted Petersonls Garage 65 fluto Co 5 Kerrville, Texos 4. im MII I+ Compliments of The Schreiner Book Store UNIPORMS TEXTBOOKS SCHQQL SUPPLIES Masterpiece Composition Books ond Fillers Looseleof Notebooks-Stationery Supplies Pennants-Novelty Jewelry ond Personal Needs f S MRS. J. B. Hudson, Manager MRS. M. B. SHELL, Assistant 4-P1611 ga-nh L11 'I' V! in J. T. WILLIAMS winn Iitcmlc GIIMPANY PLUMBING and HEATING Telephone 787-W Phone 791 727 WATER STIIEEI' 513 SCHREINER srmzar CADETS... 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