Schreiner Institute - Recall Yearbook (Kerrville, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1951 volume:

was A Jig 9 CAPTAIN CHARLES SCHREINER DR I I DELANEY Pres1dent Ementus and F1rst Presldent of Schremer Inshiute Founder of Schremer Inshtute amy Mweviviivzwf fx igim Wm Great schools are The reeull of areal men Schremer lnstltute Wap, founded by Caplam Charles Sfrhremer QI man Wuh a vrsrorr H13 mvestments were many and Captam bchremer once sard that ol all hls mveslments he was most proud of Sclrlremer lnsutule befause lt was for Youth Anolher areal man Dr lames I Delaney S, r ed as presrdem of the lnstrlute rom ls loundmg unul hrs retrre ment m The summer ol WSU We ore proud ol ur rounder and ol our Flrsl Presldent I Q Q is 5 ziffeg , X , A , ---- , ' ., ,. W.. hu.. ' A ' A rw - , - k . ,, -X, , ' . . , . -N . .f K . , L X. l . . .1 , . Q rf A I , l l of A l ' ' - . , V v . . . .L . V E . . . L . ,4 , . O' , , - DEDICATION DEAN EMERITUS WILLIAM GALT MARTIN To Mator W G Martln a loyal fnend a true scholar a patlent and devoted teacher an ever attentrve counselor an excellent example ot character a con secrated Chrrst an gentleman and a rnan who has completed trtty years ot servlce to you ld rn the held ot educatron we attecttonately dedlcate the 1951 Recall V' Xxrf wvyr J, 4 .1 'J -44' jf x . A . . . . . V I I ' -. J :T-. yi K V ' 'V . V J 47' nf if ,1 I r fx! r X I K af ' J '- . tiff ' Y' I . X I J ff . .Y -M - , Q- , V' . ,' V' 3 F HK .Qt ' J' 1 Af - X wt ,f t tt f f 'A JN A for I It fr , rf , -ff , f J f , , A r K A A .W Kg I f -if 1 I ,x R J!,xc 71 ff ,gn V YF , N r f' I . rg, 'I' fa., - '- NJ ' FP 7 1' -f ,,.J J .. - XXX. 0.424 M Egg ' '-Q., ,Zag if .B ,,... -A iz, ,ga wwf ,:55I'?. 'is -q.: rar-F --'f +311 -. -1--+-14 . rf- Y f pi ' L. .f r 1-r . W 'n',d. 1 . 4' 14 Q Q t F. - f H . ,.,,:n' ,kffne -'Q x, , J: X35 J f 5 h'1... 'I' ' QNX - . Y ts rs .vu . O- . J,-A . 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Sammons Mission 5 . s V 'K 'il Q 'gh l ' ' S .xr Q Q D . , . Q F sh , N 0 A .v ' . x ' -z , . - - - -. f e , , fa '. ' I . - . is .1 3. 4 ,Q ' 2, -. B l s A 'Q A F136 ,l Ag .QQ , . 4 fb . . . ' , I ' ' , ' ' - . if.. 'f.?.' ' P . . - 9 '. . ' I A r A. . 1.5 fo N. 0 . -f . .L . xi, Q :N It ,:5.g ,?,L f ' - , - -I Q .' ., If -'V . If.. 9,, . -, it :Jag . , X 4 ' ML' ,t on ff i -. -. H W 1 '- - . . 2.-....-ff2..-..Q.-.. J.- . 14- '-'5'-W ' 0-4 f' 'S 1' 5 WILLIAM GALT MARTIN Dean Emeritus, Professor: Bible B.S., South Caro- lina Militar Colle e' Graduate work, The Uni Y 9 I ' versity of Tennessee, The University of Virginia, The University oi Chicago. f . Q 4 I ROBERT CLEMENT DICKEY Acting Dean ol Studentsg'Professor: Mathematics B,A., Austin College, Graduate work, Southern Methodist University, M.A., University of Texas. ,,, .L l gif WILLIAM CALVIN WEIR Acting Dean of Faculty, Professor: Mathematics B.S., The Agricultural and Mechanical College ot Texas, M,S,, The Agricultural and Mechani- cal College oi Texas, THOMAS M. HAMMOND Professor: Physics, Engineering B.A., The University of Texas, M.A., The Uni- versity oi Texas, Graduate work, University of Colorado, University ot Chicago. Head of Sum- mer School. FREDERICK H. IUNKIN Registrar B.B.A., The University of Texas. RAYMOND ORR Prolessor of Military Science and Tactics B.A., University of Chattanooga. Colonel, U.S Army, Retired. REX R. KELLY Professor: Spanish B.A., Baylor University, Graduate work, Mis- souri University, M.A., Baylor University. WILLIAM F. TENNEY VERNA WALKER Librarian B.A., Trinity University, Graduate work, The University of Oklahoma, B.S. in Library Science, The Texas State College for Women. 15'--.:::. .: A. . .r.. ,.,.. , 4 i .. .ifilliiifliffii H, if Zt::t:::::':fQf3fi H A V.j.7f::::f:: I!! 1 IAMES THECDORE GRINNAN Associate Professor: History, Education BS East Texas State Teachers College: MS Professor: Government, Economics E65 Texas State Teachers College BA., Austin College: M.A., The University of Texas, Graduate work, University of Virginia, University of Colorado. HENRY T. TINSLEY Professor: English, Speech B.A., Baylor University, M.A., The University of Chicago, Graduate work, The University of Chicago, CLYDE DEANS PARMELEE Assoc. Professor: Military Science and Tactics Colonel, U. S, Army, Retired. ALBERT RICHARD TOOLEY Associate Professor: Business Administration, Economics B.B.A.. Southwestern University: Graduate work, North Texas State College. IOHN WII.LlAM MCCOLLOM Assistant to Dean of Students: Instructor: Mathematics B.S., The Texas College ot Arts and Industries Graduate work, The University ot Texas. 164 TRUMAN O. HII.DEBRAND Instructor: Mathematics B.A., The University ot Texas, Graduate work, The University of Texas. lil' WII.LIAM RAGAN STANTON Instructor: English, History A.B., Baylor University, Graduate work, Brown University. B. B. LIGHTFOOT Instructor: English, History B.A,, Baylor Universityg M.A., The University of Texasg Graduate work, The University of Texas. IOHN ARMSTRONG Director of Band B.A., East Central State College of Oklahoma Graduate work, Sul Ross College. .,,,..g I' ' if ' . 1 Clyde Thomas Blackman Instructor English BS The Un1vers1ty ot Texas Michael V Howett Instructor ot Mathematics and English Graduate ol Schreiner Institute BS Texas College ot Arts and In dustrres Graduate work Texas Col lege of Arts and Industries Choice B. Matthews School Physician B.A., Hardin-Simmons University: M.D., The University of Texas, Medi- cal Branch. 'J- Mrs. H. T. Tinsley George Crank Instructor French and Latin B A Southern Methodist University Graduate work Southern Methodist University The Rice Institute Cleve Wheelus Ir Director of Glee Club BBA The University of Texas Graduate work The University ot Texas THE FACULTY ia .5 .Nl I .J f My '- x. 1, l g Mrs. Monroe Kensing Claude R Gllstrap Head Football and Track Coach B A The University of Texas Mrs W C Weir Study Hall Supervisor The Texas A 6 M College 'lfy Mrs. Nina Edwards School Nurse Mississippi State College for Women Miss Marilyn Keester Bursar Bookkeeper Secretary Miss LaVonne Wynne Mrs. Iohn W. McCollorn Mrs. I. B. Hudson Secretary Leonard G. Iohnston Manager ol Dining Hall Mrs. William A. Ward Secretary to the Dean ol Students College Store Secretary to the Dean . The University of Texas THE FACULTY B? 5 Qi'- Sk 'gy r ' A Mrs. Nona Casbergue Walter W. Williams Dining Hun Assistant Superinlendent of Buildings and Grounds 'B r 4 Alton Hicks Mrs. Winiired Rosson Book Store Secreiary to the President ,. f .3- 2 be my Z H I f, i as -J 1 1 'J -..v GK iam 3 1 'Fil 'K i .1 1 AL if if gg u is ' QQZ-'.'. . O 3 Q1 1 7 'Q 'QQ :fh -f -f -L. 34: . 1 '- 1 Q N! X A k X N K, 4 f ' f X N X-I v X X, X xi W 1 X X 4 Nx Q XX N d x ! a -X ,' wi! 'AJ -1 M 'M . x ' 331, 1 F 4 4 A L Q x A ff X L. . 'W 3. iff? .f-M, Q' NN J- M N V x ' 'H ', ,JA , , 1 X x sc lull: --Lx,,fs,,m,f , , ohqw CLASS OFFICERS IACK LOCK Treasurer BILLY THOMPSON Sergeant-at-Arms REGGIIE WEST Vice President fstanding 1. to r.J IVO STERN, Reporter BOBBY SANSOM, President DON MOORE. Secretary Cseatedl 0PHO 0RE CLASS PRESIDENTS ALL! Seated around a library table are all six class presidents. From left to right they are: Mike Lanham. h.s. iuniors: Don Richardson, h. s. seniors: Bo bby Sansom, college sophs: Fred Goeke. college frosh: W. I. Blewitt. h. s. sophs. and Randy Shepler. h. s. irosh. , -'Q , .. 'Nr' J .v + 1 ,J 4. ' 5-J. W 4 1 .WL221 f ly., 57,1 5 I if .1-'G an RICHARD HENRY IOHNSON Newgull S ' Ct in ian B S Association bl ROBERT IOHNSTON N .ia Second l.t, Band, Recall Stall, Dance Or- chestra bo, Dramatics Club, Flying Club Ju, Crack Platoon, Non-Commissioned Otticers Club '53, Otlicers Club '51, ln- iramuial Football. 'Et Hlllfjf wit, rt 11111111 sniilv, Itl!lh'E'S him zt't'lf'mffe fill the' irltilc CHARLES RAY IONES Big Spring First Li, Company B, Cheer Leader '5l. J -ftptzw by mtgfo . SAM McDOWELL IUNKIN Kerrville Captain, Band, Phi Theta Kappa, 50- 51, President '5l, Recall Stall '4!-'50, Moun- taineer Stall '48-'50, Ass't Editor '50, Glee Club Vice-President, '48-'51, Quartet '51, Rille Team '45-'5l, Commander, Crack Platoon, Non-Commissioned Officers Club, Otticers Club, Intramural Football, Basket- ball, Baseball, Volleyball, Pool, Ping-Pong. SU gears, and look fit me. ' LLOYD ALLEN KELLEY Houston First Lt, Company C, S Association, SAMUEL WILLIS TUCKER LANHAM III Hondo Major, Staff Vice-Pres. Senior Class '49, Vice-Pres Freshman Class '50, Student Council '52, Phi Theta Kappa, Chapter Vice-Pres, National Second Vice-Pres., Recall Stall '49, Mountaineer Stall '47- SU, Asst Editor '49, Editor '50, Dramatics Club, Cvlee Club '47-'51, Pres. '50-'51, Quariet 'SU-'5l, Crack Platoon '47-'51, Non'Corr.misstoned Officers Club '49, Of- ficers Club '49-'51, VicefPres. Physics Club 'Sl lntramural Football, Baseball, Basketball, Ping-Pong, Volleyball. ,'lf-' fftfo lltflf rift' is f'.r1'ff1rlvrl mill! fry lf tis' jflwlfltf Il'IIf,4,H KENNETH LARIMORE Mason lACK A. LOCK San Antonio Capia.n, Company C, Trea. Sophomore Class '51 Se:-Trea Student Council, Phi Thea Karca S Association Sf '51, . iotoa.. - o. P.esident, Physics Club gg: 2 2 .f I ', Q V3 , , W iff , 1 Q - N X,- 'f , , X . . , ' 4 , Hi V f 'va w Q mf, if .sf Q.. -1-Fur Y . 'K' 1 W f 5' Y 1 -X Q-1, 42 QQ, Wg W-- 'Ur X . ' if 'X iii! www M, 1 2 f , 4 4 i z: .,. W ,V - M, ' 9 2.1 8 Av www . K :X -,iw 6 hiv k U ,MJ , , ww, Pax I , , . fn ' it , Si! Q , in 4? ,, f N -'QQ I S. ,Wh YY 9 .nk if K 4 W 3 l J 1 ' i f, 24 'ffm lf' L HQ 'Vw L A , K Kina' 1152, 5735 , a, i H. 4 9 in DOROTHY LEE GREY Cristobal Canal Zone Company X Mounta neer Stall Y CAROLYN HOPE IOHNSON Kerrville Company X Sponsor Company A 50 Recall Staff Mountaineer Staff Dramatics Club N161 and nuzt quztc Il treat FRANCES KENDALL Kerrville CompanyX Sponsor Staff 50 51 Recall Staff 50 51 Edilor 51 Mountaineer Staff 50 51 Dramatics Club Cheerleader 50 51 Favorite 50 51 uit ll fl ll lm! rz chrzwzd MARY NELL LITTLE Kerrville Company X Sponsor Staff 50 51 R call Staff Mountaineer Stuff Vice Pres Dramallcs Club Cheerleader 50 51 Favorite 51 She has a heart uztlz room for eLerz1 Imzy ALLEEN SCOTT Kerrville Pres. Company Xp Sponsor, Band, '50-'5lp Dramutics Club. She loolw as tlzozzylz she szL'11ll0u'ecI rn tzvinkle. FLORENCE MAY SWING Kerrville Recall Staff '50-'51, Tlmrozzglz and efficient in lzefr lllldf 7'fIlk'l7Z!lN. AMY WAGNER Kerrville Vice-Pres. Company X. Sponsor, SlCIff. '50g Dramatics Club. All har ways are zvinniny ways. LORENE L. WEBER Kerrville Sec. Company Xp Mountaineer Stalfg Dramotics Club. Ullveddiny hells and wishing zwllsf' SP' 1 CLASS OFFICERS BAYS BRYANT Vice President CHARLOTTE BRUNDRETTE Secretary-Treasurer FRED GOEKE President The trio of freshman class officers are pictured under the shade of several trees in front of Delaney Hall. 0 ee FRE HME , . - , -r ,a-, 157. SV ,o.. ' 4, -- - . 'ef ...A 1--+f2.'.l1-ii?-. 5' :Z3 1bf 1-It f A v. ix C, -'O RICHARD OTTO THOMAS OLIVER DONALD LEON BEVERLY WELFORD RAYMOND EMMETT GRADY SPENCER AMOND DOUGLAS ALLERKAMP BAILEY BARRON BECKHAM, III BERRY BLOCKER BROWNLOW SGH AUIOTILO Dallas Georgetown Robstowrr Pqris Stanton Suspamco s-3 -.-1 f. is Q5 BAYS RAGLAND WALTER LEE BOBBY IESS BRYANT. IR BURKHAM BYRD San Antomo Gcdveston Overton NORMAN VANCE CAI LICOATTE Sabtrrcd WILLI1 M CEORCE COLLENBACK ' .. . .'-'MASUH IIMMY RAY CARPENTER L0w1svilIe IAMES ATWOOD COOPER Sun Antonta IOI-IN PAUL CASBERGUE Kerrv1IIQ E17 LY RIXY CORBIN Kerr'.'LIIe Turf. Biology Lab. FRANKLIN VVIIIIAM DOUGLAS MELVIN RONALD NEIL IORGE DE LA CUNNINGHAM DAY DEASON MACORRA Pqlggtgs Sweetwqfer Karnes City Mexico City, Mexico .7- 'J' '? .N-Q v1 3 NOE DIAZ DALE FLINT PAUL LA RUE WILLIAM EVANS GUSTAVO ADAM WILLIAM EDWIN IOHN PAUL Kingsville DICKINSON EARNEY FITCH FLORES FOSTER GASOW Galveston Austin San Antonio Sullivan City Bishop Orange A A 1 ' 7? Q 't fi vf '? ,- LM-I , . 1 'l 3 2 W Qi lit S' 'w I ' -' lry 5 I I f A lm z ' .wfP'r1 'J ' ' s. ar of HENRY WILLIAMS HALL, IR. Beeville -I -J S-4 CLARENCE RAGSDALE FRED WILLIAM KELSEY BRICE GILSTRAP GOEKE, IR. GOODMAN Granger Bay Cily Clarksville . A . -. .ww7,.,,, H-. I - JF , u 1 'Z M I f , M111 '. f. iwblwvz- . I A H 0-'A if A W V - 4, , ,. f gig, --wi I ' ' X, i- , -. K - , ', , ,, . I ax, A ,QA ,W T., li- Staff leads the parade! EDWARD DAVIS IOE LOUIS HORACE BUNARD GRAY GREGORCYK HALBERT, IR. O'Donnell Beeville Frankston MANUAL VARGAS THOMAS MORGAN DON O'NEIL BOBBY LEE SIMON WOOD HERNANDEZ WILLIAM FELAND HAMMOND, IR, HARVEY HENDRICK HENDERSON, III San Sebastian, HICKLE Kerrville Randado Stanion Luikin Puerlo Rico Weatherford 'a-nc: Ld' WWF OTTO I. CLAYTON AQUILLA HERBERT BROOX WALTER BROWN IACK OAKLEY COY HUBRON IERRY WAYNE HIERHOLZER, IR. HILL HILL HILLIARD, IR. HODGES, IR. HOOD HOPE Floresville Alice Temple Orange Eagle Pqss Elsa Dryden ,iam , mi X gt . , - , Q ff cr '. is TX E9 Q f fly: . ' 7411 5 ull., X I if I GEORGE COLLINS ROBERT LAYTON WILLIAM PAUL HUBBARD HUNTER IOBES Richmond Texas City Kerrville Phi Theta Kappa Dance. WILLIAM BRYAN WILLIAM CLIFFORD HUGO ERNEST IOHNSON KELLETT, IR. KLAPPENBACH Santiago, Chile Galveston Iohnson City WILLIAM IOHN LAMAR GEORGE LUDDINGTON GEORGE ISRAEL RICHARD PAUL WILLIAM LEE BARTHOLOMEW DONLEY RAY KOONSMAN LABAR, IR. LAUTERSTEIN LESTER, IR. LINDSAY LITTLE LONG Dickens Harlingen La Grange Mobile, Alabama SIGIHOY1 Houston HOUSIOH ff: IERRY EUGENE ANDRES MARSHALL MARTINEZ Huntsville Rio Grande City LAMONT MACK FRED W. IOHN BYRON RICHARD LEE LORD, IR. LUCKIE MCDANIEL MCKEAN MCWILLIAMS Houston Beeville Houston Luling Hondo 2?-CARDS... ,, l ,mx , 1- .F ,a f. - .4 .- --. - N, ' 4 7? P Q l Q P 2 7 'G . X x L. , A. srlg? jf I ri .rvioi 30' ' 1 OYLE DENVER NEAL Premont SBE' Bonfire Special! CHARLES HAMILTON MORRIS Kerrville ALFRED LEROY LOUIS WILLIAM DALE IAMES THEODORE NELSON PANTUSO PARKER PAYNE Bishop Son Antonio Los Angeles, Calif Houston Q1 SAM ARTHUR WILLIAM GERALD IOHN WILLIAM MAY, IR. MEINECKE MONTGOMERY Kenedy Ozono Littlefield ROBERT EWING REX RAY ' MORROW MYERS, IR. Kerrville Lo Fericx ROLAND OTTO EARL DAYTON PETERS, IR RAMSOWER Sweetwater Mathis 5 S IAMES OSCAR ROBERT WILLIAM BILLY CLAUD ARTHUR L PHILIP KIMBALL IOSEPH HENRY CURTIS BRYANT SANTLEBEN SCHROEDER SIMS SLYE IR SMITH STEVENSON STOKER Scxbmczl Monterrey Mexlcc Kenecly Welle New Orlecms LQ Kerrvllle Sl'1revePOfT LG BILLIE FRANK MURRAY CHARLES STOCKER STUART TARKINGTON TRAVIS Beev1lle Cuero Frcxnkston BILLY MARCUS ALAN WEIDON ARTHUR ANEY WALKER, IR Texas City HENRY GEORGE WIGGERS Temple if, 5 fi!! vi .an 4, ,,,,w Q.. Di ff POTPCURRI ga. gi? is 'Q ,gif . . . pictures of several phases of school life during ' the year Ccxll your shot. Miss Lochte and Townsend during half-iime. K9- 19 29 AOQYOQKQX Oi OXQ X012 Y X4- O10 Wee Coming out of . oboo 6' 09 . 1,04 Go .xox kly payroll. ,ll i After some cool drinks at half-time. wi Pan Americana. class ClYde and Ruth. G.. Muscle bound!!! lunkin as Officer of the qv ia l CLASS OFFICERS DON RICHARDSON President GEORGE MAMOULIDES Sergeant-at-Arms RICHARD S. SMITH Vice President PAUL SHANK Secretary-Treasurer High chool E Hill GEORGE EDWARD ALLEN Pettus C mpany C S Assocmatlon 51 lAMES RIEVES ANDERSON Uvalde Company A DICK APPLING Houston Company B ROBERT F BARLING Galveston Cp Band Recall Staff Mountameer Staff Second Lt C A P MAX BARRON IR Georgetown Company C ROBERT BEACH San Antonio Company Bg C. A. P. IERRY BEAN Brady Company Bg Mountaineer Stall. MARSHALL BANKS BOURNE. IR. Sebastian Company Ag C. A. P. BILLIMAC BRADLEY Burnet Company Ag Crack Platoonp Recall Stalfg C. A. P.g Glee Club. LLOYD FRENCH BRAMBLE, IR. Houston Company B. R. C. BRINKOETER San Antonio Sgt., Band: C. A, P. BILLY CLENT DAVIS Rosebud Company C, Football, '5U4'5lg S As- sociation '5l. ARTHUR EATMAN Austin Company A LOUIS N. ELLER. IR. Seguin Company Ag Reporter, Iunior Class, '49- '5Ug Dramatics Club. LOUIS A. FAUST. IR. Comfort Company C PHIL FRANKLIN Dallas SfSgt., Company B, Mountaineer Staff, Dramcxtics Club. DON FREDERICK FRUECHT E Wichita Falls Sgt., Company B, Crack Platoon, Recall Staff, Mountaineer Staffg Drarnatics Club, Flying Club, C. A. P., Glee Club. BOBBY CHARLES HALL. IR. Corsicana Band: Crack Platoon: Flying Club, C.A.P.p Glee Club. DON HALL Mexico City, Mexico Company B5 Flying Club, C. A. P. DAN HARRISON Rocksprings Sgt., Band, Dramatics Club, C. A. P. CECIL E HILLBURN New Orleans Louisiana Company A EDWARD EUGENE HOOPER I Dallas Company C MACK HUTCHINSON Abilene Company B CHARLES WALLACE KELLY Ozona Sgt Company C Mountaineer Stall IIMMIE HENSON LANE Odem Company B I AMES GEORGE MAMOULIDES Crowley, Louisiana TfSgt., Banclg Crack Platoong C. A. P.g Physics Club. HARRY L. MARTIN. IR. Houston First Sgt., Bandp Vice-Pres., Sophomore Class '49g Sec-Trea,, Iunior Class '5Up Fly- ing Clubp Commanding Oliicer, C.A.P. '5l. ROBERT SHEPARD MARTIN, IR. McAllen Company B. ALFRED MATLAGE Houston Company Ap C. A. P. HOWARD S. MERRIELL, IR. Dallas Cpl., Company Bg Recall Stattg Business Manager, Mountaineer Stallg Dance Or- chestrap Dramatics Clubg Flying Clubg Second Lt., C. A. P.g Glee Club '49-'Sly Intramural Football, Baseball, Basketball, Volleyball. W. H. MILAM. III Dallas Second Lt., Company A. IOHN WILEY MITCHELL Brookshire Company A. IOE MORRISON San Antonio Company A GERALD PATTON Houston Company A DICK PINNICK Baytown Sgt., Band, Dramatics Club. DONALD BECK RICHARDSON Galveston Sgt., Company C, Pres., Senior Class, Dramcxtics Club, l..etterman's Club, Foot- ball '5U-'5l, Track '50, S Association '50-'5l. PAUL l. SHANK Tegucigalpa, Honduras Second Lt., Company C, Pres., Iunior Class '49-'50, Sec-Trea., Senior Class 'SU- '5l, Student Council '49-'50-'51, Flying Club, C. A. P., Physics Club. GENE ALDON SLUSHER Corpus Christi Company A. RICHARD STOWERS SMITH Hunt Second Lt., Company B, Vice-Pres., Senior Class '50-'51, Recall Staff, Flying Club, C. A. P., Physics Club. R. T. STANTON Waco Company B. IOSEPH CAMERON STEAD Tampmco Mex co Sq? Company B BLUFORD ASH THORNTON Pyote S Sgt Company C Flymg Club MORRIS H TREADWELL Austln Company A. RICHARD ALDWORTH TYNAN San Antonio Company C5 S Associaiion '5l. IOE WATSON Georgetown Company By Football 'SU-'51, ,IUNIORS PRESIDENT MIKE LANHAM VICE PRESIDENT PAT MCCALEB SECRETARYJIREASURER THOMAS SUDSWISCHLER SERCEANT-AT-ARMS W. S. KRUPKE REPORTER I4 B. COSKEY SOPHOHORES PRESIDENT w. I. BLEWITT VICE PRESIDENT w. R. SETZLER SECRETARYTREASURER IOHN FRANKLIN FOSTER SERCEANT-AT-ARMS DAVID GISH F R E S H M E N PRESIDENT RANDY SHEPLER vICE PRESIDENT DICK OXFORD SECRETARY-TREASURER DICK IUNKm REPORTER BOBBY FARMER SOCIAL CHAIRMAN DON MARTIN HQM cmml Some ol the officers of the high school underclasses were caug ht by the cameraman in the lobby of Delaney Hall. Seated are Iunkin. Shepler, Blew- itt, Lanham, and Farmer. Standing are Oxford, Coskey, Setzler, Martin, and McCaleb. U DERCLASSES 11 WILLI.-AM .QBNER BARNSLEY Crane -4 O ' i -4 wasp WILLI.5,Iv'I IHSON BLEWETT NORWOOD MARTIN BRENNEKE DGIIQS r 3 KENNETH LADD BROWN L , QW III P A, P C ,I ROBERT CRESPO DeCASO Cuorriavcxco, Mexico Sun Antonio ,TJ Ai W Gif? E12 , X i' F E, III II, KENNY IAMES BQYSEN Fitting for uniforms. Sem Anionio IVIICIIJREL DALE BRADY Suri Benn. IOE BUIO BROWN Temple f ,A IIMMIE BEN CLOBERDANTS DAVID LAW DQWITT, Baytown Rockport EEN BYRL CONKLIN Ozpna IR. MILBURN LOWELI. CARRITHERS I-Icusicn Z I 3: Q IJLIRN BLISS COSKEY Housion -A LDJVFRD I-IIIRRY DAY III i Typing Class. ROBERT CLEMENT DICKEY, IR. Kerrville IOHN NORTH EDY Houston 3 -'T' V I -.s .. -,,Q ROY ALVIN HARRELL, IR. Ozoncx DAVID HILTON Fort Worth ROBERT STERLING FARMER, IV Buchanan Dum IOHN FRANKLIN FOSTER Toxco, Mexico GISH f4,41 , M211 ' A. -Srl 2 'Q -0' .Ll 63 'Tv I Q-lb CHARLES THOMAS GOOLSBEE Houston an MILTON DAN HENDRICKS Wells .A-,fs 1- '24 'J .lm-2 , A , f f:' -2,4 E , X an V 1 N 4 Q i f 7 Ma KENNETH LEE I'-IENSLEY ul.-'ll , Lubbock Z THOMAS NEY HUNT Houston WILLIAM SHELDON KRUPKE HOWARD MITCHELL LANHAM Houston Hondo EDWARD DIXON IUNKIN Kerrville DAVID MAX KINARD Colorado City REANARD ROD LAWRENCE Sunray STERLING MYER, III ,.-4 2 PATRICK FRANKLIN MCCALEB Fort Worth DONALD HADEN MARTIN Houston I VAUGHN HENRY MOORE, IR. Albany 'S .a Faculty Line-up! RICHARD ORVILLE OXFORD Charcas, Mexico BUTHEN BRUCE PATTERSON IR 0-Q Houston Houston LUCIUS EUGENE PARISH Houston T-1 I - -ff 33' , xt 'Exo - . YI 5 RQ' E2 li f c Q RALPH EMERSON POPE Dallas PATRICK RICHARD RUTHERFORD Houston PAUL WILLIAM SCHATTEL KARL IAMES SCHOENFIELD Cambridge, Massachusetts Miles '17 'iw' WALLIS REMSEN SANBORN Houston LOUIS LEE SAUR, IR. gp, :Q San Antonio WILLIAM Ross SETZLER 'A ' Havana, Cuba '49 ? ?Y L RANDALL CROSS SHEPLER ., 1'1'fE -' Houston Model l?l Airplanes. GERALD WALKER TOW NE Houston HOWARD WARREN SHOOK Pecos ANTHONY NEWTON STOUT Waxahachie sq J IACK ALLEN WOODS San Antonio FRANK PHILBERT YATES, IR. Dallas HERBERT THOMAS SUDWISCHER Crowley, Louisiana FRANK SHARP TUCKER Nacogcloches IAMES BUD WEBSTER Brownsville RONAL EUGENE WILSON Bossier, Louisiana ligqilb N4 f x Q A ,.?,:E . 3 if , -- -,ii--1 1 M Y- Q in I-if ix , E-- MID-TERM ENRGLLEES -4 Left to right standing: Charles Keiser, Wade Thompson, Peter Noll, Carl Bruce, Russell Stogsdill, I. D. Scott. Leon Sefton, Iames Horner, Capt. Charles Grier. Herbert Brehmer. Left to right seated: Barbara Chidsey, Elridge Striedel, David Webb, Richard Igau, Bill Breedlove, Manuel Amaya, Clifton Monroe, Marianne Simonds. N0i pictured: Idmes Frank Clem, Clyde F. Echols, Kenneth Loveland, Billy Merritt, Allen Pitts, Iames Spicer, George Strickland, Myna Tooley. HMAROCJNED IN WHITE Ii you get too warm this Summef. tum to this page an cool oil. Snow Sleet and Snowballs N d Nl ' in 4 A1 iii Inspector Edington going WINS Honors Company C ill-I Inspection Staii . through A Company. Q9 . 45' tooo 204260 A :LQ ,1- QO16gOx6x-961s Ofweoixg Go any The Big Five. Edington. Lanham. Stern, Lock. and West parading through C Company. J, Q5 .ug D Q N. ? Band Company beiore inspection. x Corbin halts the inspection of Edington. Parrnetee, Bryant, Lanham and Stem. Mr. Edington and Col. Orr hand 'out some explanations Staff, Companies Band. A. 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' I 5 H' ' v N Q2 . ' -1 a , 1 4' X91 2, M Jil, 6 i BURNARD TOWNSEND NO STERN Del Rio Mexico City RAD 1-11915 Gcztesvfygsy 'YiY2n,,31Xe ts' f' E BII.L MILAM Blooming Grove HARRY MARTIN Houston 5 BII.LIMAC BRADLEY PAUL SHANK , Burnet Honduras. Central Amenccz I OHN EDY Houston RICHARD STOWERS SMITH Hunt in 2! is as 3 Na ,HQA Yisifv , 'S' C X X l j M K 1 -ui-051 'X' N I 5, xi X, V A y 3 f 3? l Y 1 ' ff fb il v T I-. Ax x 1 1-Nl, lr!! v gig f it w W5 ggi? 1' hx i v K 2 aa . his ' . 1 ! I QF f NN X N X T 1, Z ,fx N xx5 X 11 X-JN - 1 'fi 5 Ui QW 1 my f H LIN ii Pr. is 'V , 1 .1-asfii if .'-:f , 5 ' '7 Q'W,,?.,',-:'ff : ai Q? 4 'f 1 Q-TT -H Y Waiting for the final battalion parade is the stall 1. Final contestants in the Manual of Arms Competition Final Parade Lanham leads his platoon onto the field tor platoon competition The color guard starts the parade First Platoon ot Company C Capt. W. G. Satterwhite receives the loving cup for Company C. which had the lowest demerit average J 1 The Cadet Corps in review Outstanding: Cadet Ollicer, Iones: Captain, Strahan: Platoon Leader. Thompson: Lieutenant. Lanham 1u,.r,,, ,, F W Sign taping outside of Corpus was everybody's job Satterwhite snores on Mary Nell's soft shoulder October 12. 1950, is a day that will be remembered by two busloads of Schreiner students for a long time to come. It was that day when the Mountaineer band, the color guard, the yell leaders, and a number ol the football reserves boarded two chartered busses and headed toward the coast . . . Corpus Christi bound. Going down was lots of fun . . . coming back was lots of fun . . . and being in Corpus was quite the thing. Although the trip was saddened by a 37-14 loss to the Del Mar Vikings, it was a great day in the lives of the happy contingent of cadets and co-eds who made the coastward voyage. 'Pltll' 'l'0 CIIRPLSY Lanham and Iohnston supervise the sign taping Mary Nell smiles for the camera while Frances says Come on, just a little peck! disk ff' H4s 'lO g WW, i J N' 'f 5i'.'W-sirfiiga 'f' 5 , Q ,M ,, W 5 an if ,f' H .lx , -4 lr , gr' '. 0' , 1- 4 Vgfwzi 7 ,Rv P fn 59W 4' www, 7950-5HfZzm,' Ma, .43 5 'fl 2 2 N ? Z-if , I 4 'E Q? M3421 1, 11 :ffl fn? 5 2? s X., fi, is if W I W Li M2'?JQi..?:e2 V 51 B L ,, , ,f . ,f m W -f J , , ,,, fi E .. . yu., . . ,i,i3,5 gn., K N L ,I Q ,Q 'Fw M HX. Y' 1 gffk W af 'Km , W 'f' .,.'1fXi HP F Ks S 3' . ., K ' -4, 'une r-91:2 ' ' 'J U..-fu uuumi , S A 4 1 ' fi r - , - sv 'Munr- ,gjf M 1 vm M . ,I W 6, Ju, '. n. Y fx X X v Z ff ig! A ,cj x 4, W 'X iff? 5 I Y , 3 1, al , - .Lk ' ff ,-.,. . ...L L 17351. ,L...:..,,. A A M' III2M5ff K, A I if Q '--y-V . 1 'V-W--, 3 QIITAJY A Iii? ,A , 1' ,J ,hm X QW ,N - 45' v I, 1:1- 9 0-.gn I sv, I, 'i :' 5 ,RAW f ' I bmi . , 'al 5 I Um lk, T I I 5 1 , I ' Www -....,.A f v. ' .-- , f A, ' ' 1? ' '1 f2 1 . . -. f ' A f .gs W hi 'Ein-Q X N A - U 9, L4 R 9 7 Y 452 K5 M is K ,J vi hi BARR 4 r WWW if-ix Af ,Qi nw ml 'Q 'gd' ..,..m-+.m4v41 ,bl Q F! d 5 5 J sf. j':n 1 5K si X'-X, 5 w ,,. s'M Q f h Campus During his leisure. George Lczuterstein iook some shots around the campus and turned them in. We think they're good and we hope you like them. als, I1 V-0 SH ,E so Left side-ill Chess. C21 Mary Nell. 13D Gloom. C45 Ivo and little A. Middle-ill End Run. C2l Old College Try. 131 Looking over the situation. C4l Dean and Mary Nell. 151 Townsend. Right side-ill Hep! Hep! C23 T-E-A-M. KID Drug Store. Q49 Someone's hurt. C5l Camera bug. is s , .V .Q 'ki- -1' ,, .N A . .7 l Iili f in- . 7 - w r A ,-M..A ,ff K y 'sinus-f ---nuliil miff ,, ' 'tif' 'I f- lv x C. . 'N GT S By George Lau+ers+eln -Q 1 , STUDENT'S SNAPSHCDTS U ,nw Howard Shook, Trick Photographer Iohn Casberque geis the Ward's flat tire Fr 4 ' Ioe Watson catches Horseshoe doubles. The Iced Tree. MW I XXX 1 ' 1 .V J ' ' ' - w - -, . .- . , . I .. .'..: U 'Q .1 H A1 Coveney' got some snow scenes , -1 I l L 1 ,fig i ig A 1 I I QV' 'W wb ,. a. vi U ' i 4, 4 W ,,,.ow'F ', . wf fm 1 ,,.uwvH' ' 9' 1 A A cross section of the Christmas Dinner. Eating was a popular diversion that night. CHRISTMAS DINNER Every year the highlight of the Christmas Season is the big dinner served the evening before the be- ginning of the holidays. The dining room lit by candles is richly decorated and the cadets, in many cases surrounded by their parents and friends, begin to realize that school life is really wonderful, after all. ' 'K Don Martin, B. N. Smith, and W. I. Blewitt, pose for cameraman while Miss Walker noncha- lantly puffs her stogie. Ma Edwards is en- grossed in listening to- the Schreiner quartet 5 1 The Crank's table, and a bunch ol football players looking up from their turkey. With cigars and satis- fied appetites, Io Ann, Frank, Frances, Alleen and Burnard get set to enjoy some music at the Christmas Dinner. Dusty Blackwell, the perfect gentleman, lights up for Mrs. Hudson. Mr. Grinnan's table looks on. F mv Yr' infrf ,- -ff ,1 'Q 4....' W V- fi X ' !' V l- X 1- vii if ' g , Kai 4 1 f' j fs. , Q2 5 . Y B ' ,..,.z , , , 1 U, ,L 2 , ' ' R5 'M , , . i , li, v' .wx I ,sb ?ig.,f,,lf,. ,Ie Af . Q . ,Q w Nl 4 - 7 N I lin 1' ' I in 4, M ' L .wi 2 , U43 Q ' H 5.4 ., J I fiv- H- J 1 . . ' A 4 'Hgh-Q' 1,14 if P. . Q, -. if 1 4 V -r, 3 sg, S 6 fx lg f 1 ff W. '1 M -me qgfifmf K, SW , . N, I , 'K 3 w.'wf' I' F I 1 1 sf ax f Yea, Maroon.. 560 Are those faces necessary? Q0 K5 509640 Yea, H Whlte Cooperation 5- A Q Pep rally strcxgglers 92 43 QW' gg' A K Q . 72 Yea. Team FIGHT! FIGHT! FIGHT! 4 5 1 58 4 fi ' gigig. . U 5, QF: 93'-fp 1 'Y 9 'N-jfis 35 .,,w.j- Www Q'Na Q f , In I 'H- Q 'MQ W xg QE l ,-Q4 r v 1 flu H, p v S? 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A, K ,A ' ' X ! l4u ' X Y, ms Ryo! f xxx K xx r :KY X VX in-gi Sam Lanham Hoon Hall 2nd semester Bobby Nell Smlth Upper Delaney Hall Paul Shank-Schremer Hall Chllord P Barnes South Barracks Frank Mugford V1ce Pres1dent Lower Delaney Hall Hegmald West Pres1dent D1CkeY Hall H T Tmsley Sponsor Iohn Thomas Hayes Town lack Lock Secretary Treas Hoon Hall 2nd Semester THE STUDENT COUBKHL KH Q-'mn-g., 1 i.,,k..um W lima 'Ni luna- WU' .nm flwiut ug, ,Sam 3 Pu 'wa 'XB E' 'I r li X., A E r , my X, , a mf, 5. , Vx X-Ns f. Q X . :Lil X We Carol Busch. typist: Io Ann Lochte. Classes: Paul Eamey. Fooiball: Iohn Casbergue. Organi-' zations. Wit 190' ' Ho Ann and Csixmsponioi. mvgzig Ilviirfieul adve u - tenses' io Wflfd' Re Mary N Ihiqrlff M timing: Tho Hammoncki Wah Mr. mg, sp:?11L1rf1e, Opggflyn Chidsgnas Ham- coniefenc baskezbaliig Sports, Ing Seqrion, Z' fypist- Frances and Pat trying to work out the numer- ous jobs that arise while getting the Recall in shape. f . QQM 4 me M HMI- f and Bzllmmc 5f3Qf1I U ey. Trillng THE MCUNTAINEER .-'g,,- nf .-,,. 3, 5 , S W5 VR atine the ded to beat IVO STERN. R. . SAM LANHAM . ,. MARILYN CI-HDSEY HOWARD MERRIELL MR. W. A. WARD Stern Chldsey, and Lanham working out the usual problems. HUD D Y Results . Editor-in-chief CFirst semesterl Editor-in-chief CSecond semesterl . . .4 ,,,., Associate Editor Business Manager . Faculty Sponsor The Mountaineer stafi looks on as Ed1tor Stern congratulates Editor Lanham tollowmg mid-term election. GLEE CLUB Dnfector Cleve Wheelus puts hxs boys ihrough the works Thflt S CI B fldf' Preparmg for an lmporicmt perfonncxnce A close up of the songblrds . , ' 1 ,Q , f, . , X DRAMATICS CLUB IOHN EDY President MARY NELL LITTLE Vice President IO ANN LOCHTE Treasurer IVO STERN Reporter Bob Barton Betty Lee Brandon Charlotte Brundrett Mary Carol Busch Marilyn Chidsey Dale Dickinson Iohn Edy Tex Eller Phil Franklin Don Fruechte Gloria Gordon Virginia Hall Thomas Hammond Dan Harrison Dan Hendricks Clayton Hill Robert Iohnston Frances Kendall Bill Krupke Gretchen Kuhlmann Mike Lanham all wsu- .Lin Usually on stage these Dramatics Club mem Club sbt bers sit in the audience for an xnfonnal pre practice session Lanham the over worked cadet in a Dramatics Sam Lanham George Lauterstein Rod Lawrence Bart Little Mary Nell Little Io Ann Lochte Pat McCaleb lorge de la Macorra Pat McDaniel Bob Martin Howard Merriell Vaughn Moore Frank Mugford Dick Pinnick Red Richardson Alleen Scott Howard Shook Ivo Stern Amy Wagner Lorene Weber Frank Yates fo in Martin balances atop Shook, who is held by Dick Pinnick in one of the Club's productions. fm333,515ghglgggnulggugggiggggechw. Mifzifsfxffti1:,2z5:s1?i?.i5:i,1:i',Lz2isf,i1':aim ' to shreds . . . then restores it. PHYSICS CLUB STUD: 1 000 Mr. Hammond and several physics students observing the department's atomic radiation counter. Physics Club members prepare the proyector prior to a ixlm on a scientific subject PHYSICS CLUB MEMBERS IACK LOCK President Don Moore, A. R. Coveney, Bart Little, W. B. Iohn SAM LANHAM Vice President son, Roy Brown, Charles Goolsbee. A. L. Batman BOB BARTON Secretary-Treasurer R. S. Smith, Paul Shank. Harry Martin. Roland BOB MORROW , Reporter Peters, I. G. Mamoulides, R. H. Iohnston. Dale Dick THOMAS HAMMOND Sergeant-at-arms enson, and Norwood Brennecke WV ftps ,, R 5 CIVIL AIR PATRCL -.-.- Harry Martm explams the drawings Edward Day Gene Pcmsh Bobby Farmer Wallls Sanbom Gene Slusher Rzchard Smlth Ralph Iones Iulxan Coskey Iohn Casbergue Earl Ransower Iohnny Koonsman Davld Glsh Don Martin XT Paul Schattel Robert Barlmg Norwood Brenneke IEXBCUIIVS Olhcerl Gene Marshall Hugo Klappenbach Don Hall lack Woods Bob Hall Franklm Cunningham Uldjutantj G Wentz Bxll Robmson Harry Martm ICommanderJ Howard Mernell I . Paul Shank I S CLUB COACH KELLY me Iohnson R Kellett C Allen G Bradley B111 Saunders F Day D Wlggers H Douglas R R1chardson D Not Pxctured Wmdsor C Goeke F Sorsby E Acord B Bruns H Thompson B Dav1s B P990 Carpenter I Steele B Earney P Lock West R Moore D Sansom I R Labar G Goodman K QManagerD Kelly L Corbm W C Lester R Travls C Pantuso L Alexander F Scott R CHEERLEADERS Charlotte Brundrett Iorge de la Macorra Mary Nell L1ttle Frances Kendall Pat McDan1el Chubby Iones Honorary G11 Iohnston COACH GILSTRAP u ll 2 A . . l as o 5 A Q i't?3't l I ' 1 u TYIIGD. R- Berry, R. ' . I I . . I. I ' I l I - I l I I I I I COMPANY X Marilyn Chidsey Amy Wagner Carolyn Iohnson Lorene Weber Alleen Scott Dorothy Grey Florence Swing Ruth Ann Grant Frances Kendall Mary Nell Little Charlotte Brundrett Betty Lee Brandon Io Ann Lochte Gretchen Kuhlmann Virginia Hall Gloria Gordon Mary Carol Busch Charlsie Eckstein Officers: Alleen Scott--Pres. Amy Wagner-V. 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Battalion Commander: First Lt. Torn Hays. Assistant Personnel Officer: Capt. Frank Mugford, Battalion Executive Officer: First Lt. Burnard Townsend. S3 Operations Officer: First Lt. Bob Barton. S4 Supply Officer. Capt. Ivo Stern. Miss Mary Nell Little: Major Sam Lanham. Miss lo Ann Lochte: Capt. Frank Mugford. Miss Frances Kendall. STAFF SPONSORS ,,' 1 ru.. V. . ,--.yu -t 5 - .can CAPT. SAM IUNKIN Company Commander MISS ALLEEN SCOTT I Mi, Company Sponsor JRC' FIRST LT FIELDS BRANCH Executwe IFIISI Semesterl FIRST LT ROBERT IOHNSTON Executlve SECOND LT BOB BAKER FIRST SERGEANT: Master Sergeant Harry L. Martin PLATOON SERGEANT: Technical Sergeant I. G. Mamoulides Technical Sergeant I. P. Casbergue PLATOON GUIDE: Staff Sergeant I. V. Skinner SQUAD LEADER: Sergeant R. E. Dickey ASSIST.ANT SQUAD LEADER: Corporal R. F. Barling BAND ROSTER Harrell R A Ir I-Iarnson D A Hendricks M Hlerholzer O I Ir Hill C A Hodges I O Ir Myers R R Ir McKean I B Patterson B B Ir Pinnlck R T Webster I B Zlpp V M 'le' 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 .1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . 1 1 . D. 1 . . , . . . . .. 1 1 1, . 1 1 1 , . 11 1 , 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 -1 - 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 W 1 W A-fdlfww-1 ,M fl. ,I--1, jf K . ', , -- ,., ,V 'lf-M 'M'mwv -1 ,, W, M 1 t'.,..,- M-1 , . , 11 I I i 'f -,3,1Jw9n-ur Q 1- ,- I' Q. -w ' 1. . f.,'zMfr ,Mr .1 I , f ,,, 1 y V . 1 ' ' g, V , A iz I 5 It I I it A , 7 x - 2 A '11 'I I ,, I b L A ' h . 1, v Y I' I V . I 1. rx COMPANY A CAPT. BAYS BRYANT Company Commander W, MISS CHARLOTTE BRUNDRETTE Company Sponsor FIRST LT FRANK ALEXANDER Execuhve QFIISI Semester! FIRST LT ROBERT SANSOM Execuhve Q-M' 4-2 -.-I 5 AWA IKM SECOND LT BILL ACORD fFlISI Semesterl h SECOND LT BILL MILAM SECOND LT THEO BLUE Q Wim 1' W' WW' 51 37, 1, I A I I p , ., 9 ' v I I 1 -,gt -s I , ' 4 N 7 ? ' A f ' I 'gf ' ' A ' I W 3 4 4 f 1 ' V f I ' I f I ' I I L. W I S A 2 4 A , , A V' 6 5 I f Y X ,, it COMPANY A 1 Acord B I Akin C P Alexander F L Ir Altamirano A Anderson I R Balley L Beckman B W III Berry R E Blue C T Bourne M B Ir Bradley B C Bradley W C Ir Brady M D Larimore W Labar G L Ir Lautersteln G I Lawrence R R Lxndsay W L Luckle M Mrtchell I W Marshall I E Matlage A G Mernecke W G Milam W H III Moore D K Moore V H lr FIRST SERGEANT: Master Sergeant W. C. Bradley PLATOON SERGEANT: Technical Sergeant W. K. Larimore Technical Sergeant F M Saunders PLATOON GUIDE: Staff Sergeant W I. Robinson Staff Sergeant Norwood Brennecke SQUAD LEADER' Sergeant Lon Bailey Sergeantl F Francis Sergeant D T Williams SergeantR R Lawrence Sergeant R E Morrow Sergeant Abel Altamirano Sergeant George Labar ASSISTANT SQUAD LEADERS Corporal A A Walker Corporal R L McWilliams Corporal B F Stuart CorporalI L Gregorcyk Corporal R E Berry Corporal G C Hubbard Corporall F Morrison COMPANY A ROSTER Braswell S H Brenneke N M Bryant B I Collenback W G Comm W C Corbin B R Davant R M Ir Day E H III Deason R N Diaz N Douglas R W Batman A L Eller L N Ir Morr1son I F Ir McW1ll1ams R L Parker W D Patton G L Payne I T Peters R O Ir Pope R E Ir Robmson W I Sansom I R Saunders F M Schattel P W Shook H W Sims B C f .'-'Rumi -if Oo Farmer R S Fitch W E Flores G A Francis I C Gasow I P Gregorcyk I Goolsbee C T Halbert H B Ir Henderson S W Hrllburn C E Hoggett I C Hubbard G C Klappenbach H Slye A L Ir Slusher G A Stuart B F Travl C S Towne G W Treadwell M Walker A A Wilson R E W1ll1ams D A Williams D T Webb D W Young W R if I!-the 7 9 CAPT REGGIE WEST Company Commander MISS MARY CAROL BUSCH Company Sponsor CAPT RAYMOND SCOTT Company Commander QF1rst Semesterl FIRST LT CHUBBY IONES Executwe CF1rst Semester! FIRST LT I F SMITH Executlve -.I COMPANY B SECOND LT BRYANT STOKER KF1rst Semester! SECOND LT EARNEST MAYES COND LT RICHARD SMITH RUTH H1115 Ai ,, COMPANY B Appllng R C Barnsley W Barron D L Beach R W Bean I W Blocker G S Boysen K I Bramble L F Ir Brown I B Brownlow Carpenter I R Carnthers M Cooper I A Cunmngham F Curry K B De Caso Edy I N III Franklm Fruechte D F ASSISTANT SQUAD LEADER' FIRST SERGEANT: Master Sergeant R. H. Iohnson PLATOON SERGEANT: Technical Sergeant P. W. Nordyke Technical Sergeant D. O. Harvey PLATOON GUIDE: Staff SergeantW B Priest Staff Sergeant H T Sudwischer SQUAD LEADER: SergeantD F Fruechte SergeantP K Smith Sergeantl C Stead Sergeantl R Carpenter SergeantC R Iones Sergeantl A Cooper Corporal H S Mernell Corporal W B Iohnson Corporall W Bean Corporal D L P Hall Corporal M V Hernandez Corporall L Koonsman Corporal S A May Corporal C F Keiser COMPANY B ROSTER Gllstrap R Gray E D Hal D L P Harvey D O Hedrick B L Hernandez M V Hlckle E W F H1ll1ard W B r Hutchlnson C M Iohnson W B Iohnston R H Ir Iones C R Iones R P Kemser C F Keith I E Koonsman I L Ir Krupke W S Lane I H Lanham H M Lester R P Ir Lord D L Ir De la Macorra I Martin R S Ir Mayes E G May S A Ir Memell H S Ir Morrow R E McDan1el C P Neal D D Nordyke P W Perkins B A Priest W B Ir Santleben I O Satterwhrte W Saur L L Ir Schoenfleld K I Scott R T Setzler W R Ir Smith I F Ir Smith P K I Smrth R S Sorsby E A Stanton R T Stevenson I H Stead I C Stoker C B Ir Stout A N Sudwlscher H Tucker F S Watson I S Wilkins G S Williams R D Woodard L I Yates F P Ir F pans:--f 2 1 CAPT IACK LOCK Company Commander MISS BETTY LEE BRANDON Company Sponsor FIRST LT CHARLES RAY Executxve fi' ' SECOND LT DON MOORE SECOND LT PAUL SHANK gglFia '?z'fZ,?L f , A - n Q 1 ? 7 ., ' 'I V134 i L.. I ' . 1, 4 J ' I I ' 1, Y COMPANY C x 4 COMPANY Adams I I Allen G E Allerkamp R O Barnes C P Barron M T Ir Blewett W I Boyd I C Brown R A Browne K L Kellett W C Kmard D M Kxhlberg F E Lock I A Long D R Martln D H Montgomery I W Moore D K McCaleb P F whiff- FIRST SERGEANT' Master Sergeant B N Smith PLATOON SERGEANT- Technical Sergeant A E Coveney PLATOON GUIDE' Staff Sergeant B A. Thomton SQUAD LEADER Staff Sergeant C P Barnes Sergeant C W Kelly Sergeantl N Rxce Sergeant D B R1chardson Sergeant R O Allerkamp SergeantD G Garc1a SergeantK B Goodman Sergeant A R Coveney Sergeant B M Tutor Sergeant Covey Wmdsor ASSISTANT SQUAD LEADER Corporal W L Blewltt Corporal F S Tucker Corporal L A Faust Corporal T N Hunt Corporall B Coskey Corporall F Foster Corporal P R Eamey COMPANY C ROSTER Bruns H A Burkham W L Calhcoatte N V Coskey I B Coveney A E III Coveney A R Davls B C Day D M DeWitt D L Ir McDan1e1 F W Nelson A L Oxford R O Par1sh L E Ray V C Ramsower E D RICE I N R1chardson D B Sanbom W R D1ck1nson D Earney P R Faust L A Foster I F Foster W E Garc1a D C Goeke F Goodman K Schroeder R Shank P I Ir Shepler R C Smxth B N Tarkmgton Thompson B Thornton B Tucker E T Ir Tutor B M G1bson I F E Gxsh D H Hensley K H111 H B Hooper E E Howe L E Hunt T N Irvm W L Kelly C W Kelley L A Tynan R A Wentz G L West I E Wtggers H G Wmdsor C Woods I A Yelderman I I ap, Delaney 1 5 I 4' RO w 4' A' D -.Y 'Vw' if - aw Q i fi? 5 .Q M ,,. 2, Q'-x 1 'Y 'A ' 4 ,...., . 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K ng V s K - f4, , xx X5 ff f,,. .,..'... -2 1 , ' pa -- v V v , '1 bv 21-A N VX - Q kv. ,. , .K - 7,1 . .-,,,:'g2s ' , '. : ', .W e,.L1 ,M R af fe, - ,.,,.'1 . 'M 'ff' ' ,-. + sy , M , K - ,154 . , rfb 1 .. . ,M vm ,L M., , if g'4i f 1 ,,. V A Q 'lx vwfx., ,F A V7 ma 'ra 3. .Wh f vc W J.. , 'Q' y - 2 W ' , fa .,. V gig, 4 'f W. A was 'W' c,3,:f ,QT-. ,V fir?-1r,ff.?9'f' 3, 'J-.J . vlrwswflbr- ' V-n'9'2lA 'wp ' . P ' f 'Z W '- - f ra K w . wk 9 G go 0391365 ooo ww? FOOTBALL I950 Behind the excellent., leadership of Head Coach Claude Gilstrap and as- sistants Rex Kelly and Ted Carley, the 1950 Schreiner Mountaineers com- pleted the most successful grid season in ten years by winning a total of seven games and dropping only three. Sparked by Co-Captains Edgar Sorsby and W. C. Corbin. the Schrei- ner squad started off the season in fine fashion by winning their first three games, and providing Kerrville 95 61- 12005 S we 265' YP Chow 1,695 fans with an undefeated season of home games. Bristol Steele, hard-hitting lineman and former Marine. won a place on the all-Pioneer Conference offensive team: and Corbin and end Raymond Berry copped places on the all-Con- ference defensive team. The driving punts of Don Richardson, leading con- ference booter, contributed heavily to the success of the 1950 season. CWC RU Conference Lfneman SCHREINER 27 - SOUTHMOST 0 The maroon and white clad Mountaineers gave their 1950 grid debut in rousing fashion in the newly formed Pioneer Conference. We need this one was the battle-cry on that hot, blistering night as such high school greats as Gene Hooper. Louis Pantuso. Raymond Berry, and Henry Wig- gers ran wild against a highly favored Brownsville team, ln the opening minutes Pantuso sprinted 85 yards for the first of a long line of tallies. Bill Thompson made the PAT good. A new, untried defensive platoon came in and held Brownsville's raging offense scoreless. lt was in the closing minutes of the half that l4O pounds of dynamite in the forrn of Gene Hooper broke between Steele and Earney for a 33 yard jaunt and 6 points. As the second half opened, Thompson retained his flawless quarterbaclcing and opened up a devastating aerial attack that paid off in a 37 yard pass to Wiggers and another to Berry for 25 yards and a TD. Iohnson, Moore and Travis offered a thorny ridge for the Brownsville line. 1 'ov Y-ii rrvflle 5-haf' BILLY ACORD' gn! ,, ,.,.,. 1'-V-, . Defensive End SCHREINER 42 - EDINBURG 13 Schreiners potent offensive 'lll , supported by a stub- born defense, engulfed Edinburg with 422 yards rushing to 23. Early in the first quarter, Berry pocketed 6 of Thomp- son's 9 passes for two scores, and before Edinburg could recover, an unheralded back, George Lcrbczr, sprinted ll times over left end for 82 yards and 5 first downs. As opposition began to stiffen, yeornen Scnsom, Moore. Allen and Acord responded gallantly to a call for more heavy duty. Edinburg went on the score in the third quarter on an intercepted pass and again in the fourth, but it was the fighting cadets' ball game all the way as Richardson raced 127 yards between gaping holes made by Lock and Scott and led by Earney and All- Conference tackle, Bristol Steele. Late in the fourth quarter, as coach Gilstrap began to clear the bench, Corbin raced 95 yards to score behind fine blocking led by Kellett, Goeke, and May. Other fine offensive plays were rnade by Sorsby, Day and Kelley. The defense was well taken care of by Travis and Hill. FRANK ALEXANDER' Houston PAUL EARNEY' fl ' x I 'v X 2 , S, Offensive Guczr BGCR Seguin X Austi d I X n 'E-S DON RICHARDSON' Halfback Galveston LLOYD KELLEY' N- 5 ,, ja, za: H A ,117 '- ,jfgri,,.,,Q.ys -1,7 ' :is 'sy -1. t ' Af W -..-rv '. .fr -t Q - .v-'sm '42 '1 SCHREINER 12-TEXAS LUTHERAN COLLEGE 0 Out of the blue carrie W, C. Corbin as he disrupted a scoree less duel to 1240 defeat at the ex- pense of TLC. Corbin'e 51 and 65 yard runs for two touchdowns were something the B u 1 1 do g s hadn't counted on as they tried to keep hometown boy, Frank Alexander's deadly air attack down to 6 for 56 yards. Swivel- hipped George Labar dashed 55 yards, but only to be brought back as the squad was penalized one ot the twelve times for 170 yards. One of the highlights of the game was Don Richardson's 8 boots for an average ot 48 yards. Collaborating as blockers, Scott and Sorsby were the often- sive standouts as West gained first downs consistently. Deten- sive greats were Iohnson, Acord and Windsor as the Lutherans soon found out. Steele, Earney, Day and Lock lent gallant hands with very effective line and down- tield blocking, Moore did an ex- cellent line-backing job in inter- cepting two costly Lutheran passes. R4 YMo ND , BERRY' .f Y . ' Ti? ' qt-ist? 'Q N Il rat fig . A .wp-' , Q X. X West :gr fl. , ogens. . P5222 End COVEY WINDSOR' S if rf.-'fz t:1 , rf? Q f X10 111 PQ -rc-15.5. 'f so-2. - :ffm int' '11, y' Q, ' n .L Back ,. 5 Aldine 'L ixoo ever C90 xv .429 Defensive Tackle Kerrville Gal Brin TUTO3 Buck 'Y emple HARVEY BRUNS' Offensive Center SCHREINER 14-DEL MAR 37 Fumbles contributed largely to the inelfectiveness of the Cadet offense as they were scuttled by the Vikings in Buc- caneer Stadium. The accurate passing of dynamic Bill Tutor to Berry in the tirst quarter kept Schreiner going as the Vikings went ahead l4-U. Schreiner came back strong with a 25-yard kickfolt return by Richardson. West. led by Lock and Scott. carried tor 4 consecutive first downs, but a tumble on the Del Mar goal line stopped the drive. Thompson took things in hand with a 55 yard pass to Sorsby for 5 points as the Kay- dets caught tire late in the 4th quarter. Iohnson embedded a shoule der into Viking Webster re- sulting in a tumble which Allen promptly recovered for Schrei' ner, West followed a key block by Herbert Hill for a second tally. HENRY WIGGERS' M ' .., im sg A., 1 ,f 'gil ': all li .af Defensive Back Temple WEST makes that all-important last Kerrville HERBERT PULL CLIFFORD KELLETT. K 1 Xt' D msn! -,M my Guard L' 3-lr' , . ,, veston TQCMQ Tefh e BILLY THOMPSON' Nu, ' ' 4n..,. ' Quarterback Aldine BLINN BUCS fail to smother WEST out ot a first down. RAYMOND SCOTT' 6 3 Q - offensive Tackle Premfml SCHREINER 26 - BLINN COLLEGE 2 Homecoming tor the Schrei- ner Exeys was well enjoyed as they saw the Blinn Bucs walk the plank before Gil- strap's Mountaineers. Coach Gilstrap introduced new talent in the form of Lloyd Kelley, as the young cadet returned a punt for 65 yards and 6 points. Later in the second quarter and behind an outstanding block by Don Moore, Kelley went all the way again. W. C. Corbin did a splendid job trorn his halfback post as he scored in the third quarter behind hard hitting Harvey Bruns and Ray- mond Scott. Blinn came back with a strong aerial attack, but Iohnson. Allen and Sansom did REGGIE WESTA' ia.-by ,K ,1 n A ll Ham, Q Ir Beevfllg LOUIS PANTUSO' a fine throttling job. Acord intercepted a deflected pass via Tynan and later West un- leashed a bullet pass to Corbin ior 5 points. Goeke and Travis did a fine line-backing jobg Kellett, Steele and Sorsby put on good sustained blocks as West. Richardson and Labar ripped a stout Buc line to shreds. ,-5 Muna Defensive Back San Antonio AY TARHNGTON ' i .ui R:- fi Cenlef Cue!0 Q CHARLES TRAVIS' alia? rr 'ist 93' o 0 ' so piggy Qs 6 ilsvgzioo e9'o 'Q?f 'i :sn ' YYg,9'tZ'5O -x N00 9' oveibxo 0 .QVZQ3 0 0 GEORGE LABAR' Rf X' Back xi scrmsiman zo - is 3 An1.mG'roN v . . srzirr: s A vastly improved offensive platoon of Schreiner Mountain- eers convincingly defeated the Blue Raiders from Arlington before a large and enthusiastic Kerrville crowd. Richardson, West and Corbin com- pletely riddled the Raiders' defense with fine passing, faking and running. Allen. Iohnson and Windsor stopped everything through the line as Moore and Goeke did an excellent job of supporting Acord and Sorsby from the line-backing slots. West and Richardson punched out five consecutive first downs before the Galveston flash carried over from the 12 with the assistance of a timely block by Paul Earney. Steele bolstered the line as the entire forward wall supported Quarterback Billy Thompson for a TD pass to Berry. Line Coach Rex Kelly Was justly proud of his fine defensive and offensive platoons. Defensively, Allen and Iohnson Would not be blocked, driven, or taken out of position and Sansom helped greatly to break Arlington's back as he intercepted three passes and broke up several others. Line-backer Frankston Harlingen RIC H40 D10 HIVSO Q D efensjp P Bac 8 .G Q fem 0009 uqfd 0111 DOUGLAS DAY' A 1 A :bs Center RICHARD TYNAN' Sweetwater The Schreiner gridders lost their tirst conference game ot the season at Stephenville to the Tarleton State Plow- boys. Getting oft to a slow start, the Cadets let the Tarleton boys slip ahead of them 13-U in the tirst quarter. After that, however, Schreiner played an inspired brand ot ball and had the admiration of the stands even though they came out on the short end ot a 26-13 score. Moun- taineer scores Came on a 55-yard breakthrough by Full'- back Reggie West who scored from his 45, and by Ray- mond Berry who snagged a quick pass through the Plowboy line. The intense cold throttled the Mountaineer attack and a pair ot Plowboys named Corder and Brown made matters even more uncomfortable. k sive Bac Deiegevine r, ' .oo fig, bf, 009 9:- -T' 6286 iii 1- QOOO A01 if 'fill Guard San Antonio oil' HXCK LO 4 ty,-.1 Q ,,.w., .H O u 6 cw' ' 8 . Sinrivltxntonlo G and Wkixke v3Cm'Y BG and ix w1f o wwe X 090 00 wwf' . X01 0 we kirvlfen ofa e a good we CPA!-XCOPSTE cfglws 'v . ucv 'ew -q1xNCY' hG1X5 nts, na C065 in Sxude aa . Sotgbv G ito 1' ' fe' fx. Caving' Cixi? H 2K C a- -, Co' X ul 5 31- e . ci? '- govt 'L ' f e r v 4 it-,W 'Sf 9 1 , ' 1' 5 -1' ll signal ' v,Q2f,4xe SAN ANGELO so - SCHREINER 6 Xfeqn The platooning cadets were riddled both on the offense and defense with injuries and sickness as they faced their toughest opponent for the Pioneer 3436 G Conference Champion-ship. 'VQAQ9 The offensive team surged ahead in the first quarter on a Y' fine drive led by Corbin, West and Richardson. ln the open- ing guarter West passed to Berry for a first down and Richard- son Went for another. After an exchange of punts, Corbin Went through a fine hole rnade by Lock and Scott and behind good down- field blocking by Steele, West and Earney for the Cadets' only tally. Sickness and fatigue began to show on the Cadets as the Rams connected one of several lona passes for six points, but the flat country boys Were forced to the ground as the second half opened, Good rushing by such stal- Warts as Hutchinson and Moore gave the Rani passers little time to find their mark. Bobby Sansom and Henry Wiggers did a very fine job frorn their halfback slots in blocking d o W n touchdown- bound passes. DON MOORE' -, f V Guof d wnction v-in.-I.. Bdck' Ros Safer F. GENE HAM F HOOP D P5115 WALTER BURK .5 ER ,,r- - Halfb ebud End, Gatv eswfl ack' bands SCHREINER 33 - VICTORIA 20 Chena Gilstrap's cadet offense, rumored to be the weakest ll on the Pirate-'s schedule, scored on long passes, short passes, scintillating kick-otf returns, blocked punts, and by sheer running strength. Berry caught two passes for 38 yards and 28 yards via Alexander in the first quarter. 93 yards and 6 points were the story as Richardson maintained his 30.9 yard season's kick-off returns. Only once did the Pirates get out of hand and even the score 13-13 but over a ton of outstanding defensive cadets led by Allen, Iohnson, and Acord put the ball back into friendly hands. This time it was Thompson who passed, faked and handed the ball off to Corbin, Neal and West time and again with deadly precision. A delayed buck through the middle by Neal was good for a first, a pass to Sorsby via Thompson was good for another, but the pay-off came when pavement pounding West Went 38 yards for 5 points late in the fourth quarter. Bristol Steele and Paul Earney contributed largely to the down-field block- ing, an asset to winning. Bruns, Lock and Scott did a laudable job in open- ing fine holes for Corbin, Kelley and Carpenter. QF' Front Row Cl. to rJ: Labar, Barron M., Tutor, Neal, Acord, Steele, Davis, Goeke Windsor and Thompson. Second Row: Hooper, Sansom, Halbert, Kellett, Sorsby, Corbin, Iohnson, Wiggers cmd Callzcoatte Third Row: Lopez, Flores, Hill, Hutchinson, Travis, Kelley, Scott. and Fry. Fourth Row: Earney, Pantuso, Tynan, Allen, Carpenter, Day, Moore, May, Barron D and Berry Fifth Row: West I., Tarkington, Lock, Watson, Bruns, Deason. Richardson, and West R ,pref AFS .9946 7J P il Z.. Gu. COACH TED C1-XRLEY . ,un-wr BA Klll'BALL un Ll THE SCHREINER MOUNTAINEERS Seated fl. to r.J: Fred Saunders. Iames Payne, Leon Sefton, Dixie Walker, Donley Long, and Rogers Douglas, BCIYS Bryant Standing Cl. to r.J: Fred McDaniel, Dale Parker, Ioe Morrison, Billimcrc Bradley, H. B. Halbert. nga. ,- .,v.-.Nga ' ,AREIN SEASON'S RESULTS Where Won or Team Played Played Lost Score Trinity University B Team Here Won 68 San Antonio Iunior College There Won 74 San Antonio Iunior College Here Won 68 Victoria College There Won 64 Victoria College , . Here Won 56 Southwest Texas Iunior College There Won E4 Trinity University B Team . There Won 69 Southwest Texas Iunior College Here Won 69 Daniel Baker College . , . , Here Won 75 Hardin-Simmons Freshmen Here Won 66 Texas Lutheran College . . , There Won 70 Hardin-Simmons Freshmen V. .There Lost 53 Daniel Baker College , There Won 57 'San Angelo College . . . , . .Here Won 56 University ot Texas Freshmen ,,..,.., There Lost 28 Southwest Texas State B Team .Here Lost S2 'Arlington State College There Lost 50 'Arlington State College . , There Lost 35 University ot Texas Freshmen . . Here Won 54 'Arlington State College ,. Here Won 74 'Arlington State College , Here Won 52 'Tarleton State College Here Won 70 'Tarleton State College . .Here Lost 55 'San Angelo College , . There Lost 53 'San Angelo College . . There Won 53 'San Angelo College ,, Here Lost 46 'Tarleton State College . There Won 51 'Tarleton State College , There Lost 46 'Pioneer Conference Games Total Schreiner Score, ,,...,,, 1639 Total Opponent Score 14 3 FINAL PIONEER CONFERENCE S T A N D I N G S Won Lost Pctg Tarleton State , . 7 5 .583 Schreiner ..,., V..V. , .V . . .. 6 6 .500 Arlington State ,. . , . 6 6 .500 San Angelo College . . 5 7 .416 ,W 4-cnuvSu wignxiikg EL 54,41 M 41 'ww . A ,www A l,, 4 ' . , 'ff' .- , , www 5 . W., ' - s , ,-.,,- .L , eiyq 1 g of' , H if ., vnu Il QT Schreiner record. The Cadets won these con- tests by 76-5l and 66-47 scores. These two senior college squads proved to be real com- petition for the Carleymen, but the excellent physical condition of the Mountaineers was too much for the West Texans in the last quarters of the games. Schreiner ended its pre-Christmas schedule against Texas Luth- eran College of Seguin, racking up their llth straight win by a 70-48 score. Returning from the Christmas holidays, the Mountaineers played a two-game stand away from home, suffering their first defeat of the season at the hands of the Hardin-Simmons University Freshmen, 53-67. They bounded back, however. on their way home as they defeated a quintet of Daniel Baker Hillbillies, 57-49, in Brownwood. Conference play was begun when Schreiner met San Angelo College on the Mountaineer hardwoods. The 56-50 victory put the Cadets atop the Conference standings. Then the Ma- roons traveled to Austin where they were victims of a 28-45 defeat by the University of Texas Freshmen. Another loss came at the hands of a speedy Southwest Texas State College B team, 65-62, before an excited home crowd. The Mountaineers then returned to the road and dropped a pair of important conference games to Arlington State's Blue Riders by 67- 50 and 36-35 scores. But then an inspired squad of Schreiner players rose to the heights of good teamwork and accurate shooting when they thrilled a packed Schreiner gym on the night of Febru- ary 6 by defeating the University of Texas Freshmen, 54-52. It took an overtime period to do it, but the Mountaineers came out vic- torious over the almost unbeatable University quintet. This win set the Mountaineers on another winning streak as they defeated Arlington State two straight games, 74-57 and 52-35 in a pair of home games. The Tarleton Plowboys, one of the principal contenders for the confer- ence crown, split with the Shreiner team in a two-game stand in Kerrville. The Cadets took the first contest by a 70-61 score, but the Tarleton team used the remaining five seconds to score two free shots and come out on top of a 56-55 score in the second game. San Angelo's Rams edged the Maroons out by a 55-53 margin and then fell to a heavy Schreiner onslaught the following night, 53-44, to split a two-game conference stand in San Angelo. The greatest heartbreaker of the year came on Saturday night, February 24, when San Angelo broke cr 46-46 deadlock in the final half-second by shooting a field goal immedi- ately before the final horn blew. Although the ball passed through the basket after the horn had blown, the officials ruled that it was good, and the Rams won an unbelievable 48-46 thriller. The conference championship was decided by the final game. 5 'lm If X an hw Q X NAME Fred Saunders Iames Payne Rogers Douglas Bays Bryant Fred McDaniel Ierry Patton Donley Long Dixie Walker Billimac Bradley Leon Sefton Dale Parker Ronald Deason Bill Ed Foster Billie Stuart Gene Hooper Ioe Morrison H. B. Halbert Team Totals INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS ON 1950-51 MOUNTAINEER CAGERS Field Field Free Free T 1 l Games Goals Goals Throws Throws Foul Points Played ed Attempted Pct, d Made Made Scored 28 382 43.9 113 90 449 28 376 32.9 80.1 329 27 355 34.9 89 61. 317 28 228 34.2 20 43.4 176 25 167 30.5 19 42.2 121 15 135 23.7 35 77.7 99 24 81 23.4 10 58.8 48 25 79 22.7 39.2 47 18 36 30.5 5 45.4 27 9 11 18.1 5 50. 9 6 ll 18.1 3 37.5 7 1 4 50. 3 75. 7 3 6 16.6 100. 3 1 4 25. 0 0. 2 1 2 0. 0 0. 0 1 1 0. 0 0. 0 1 10 0. 0 0. 0 28 1878 34.2 375 58.5 1641 lin I IU 1 Capt. Tommy Toliver and Coach Rex Kelly view some of the spoils of victory gathered during the 1950 Truck season. 1950 TRACK RESULTS Cwith scores oi second high teams! Border Olympics at Laredo Southwest Iunior College Con- Texas A 6. I Meet at Kingsville Schreiner-39 ference at Stephenville Schreiner-71 Brownsville--25 Schreiner-54 1 X 2 Victoria-28 Tarleton-48 Fort Worth Fat Stock Show Donna Relays Schreiner-44 l X 3 Schreiner Three-Way Meet Schreiner-64 Brownsville-29 5X6 Schreiner-62 Brownsville-43 Victoria-43 lf2 I950 Champions: Southwest Junior College Conference 1950 TRACK TEAM Lelt to Right-bottom row: T. Toliver, Capt.. C. Rundell, I. Carpenter. E. Richardson. D. Richardson, R. West. G. Walker. Left to Right-second row: B. Perkins. W. Breeding. V. Smith. D. Gardner. I. Aguero. T. Hammond. R. Donohue. Left to Right-Top row: C. Ashley. I. Hancock. R. Lucas. P. Barnes. R. Young. B. Irvin, C. Bradley. l. Lock. and Coach Rex Kelly. 005 Q6 1 99 extend G 9- K 099 09 1951 TRACK SQUAD TRACK I9 I Sitting Cl. to r.J: Diaz, Pitts, Koonsman, Wiggers, Nelson, Collenbach, Tutor, Hooper, Burkham. Kneeling Cl. to r.J: Berry, Gregorcyk, Neal, Tarkington, Barnes, Stogsdill, West, Cooper, Carpenter. Standing Cl. to LD: Labar, Fry, Deason, Barron M., Richardson, Hammond, Allen, Tynan, Barron D. Not pictured: Travis and Lock. M' 'SLP' 11. ' If 'R 5 9 I HA ,,,,.,.... 4, K, V ,g. W JSM! ,Q 1, J, . ' '- Al , ff- Q --,. gf, '-miwvff 'll'- v , . -q Sitting: Iulian Coskey. Manager: Ted Grinnan, Coach: George Lauterstein: Standing: R. S. Smith: W. G. Meinecke: W. C. Bradley: I. Fort Smith: Bart Little: Ioe Stead. w. G- MHNECKE Qzonfi W. C. BRADLEY. Captain Gatesville Ffa favs, a re W 1 ' .jf '.,,. ,f - E ' li: :J 1 iii- - , 'Q ' 1 -1 . - 'q.n'1.-'g...f, . ' . ' H: ,Q -'-H -f f gg., D fi' into-N yor: STEADEO R. s. SMITH I. FORT SMITH Tampico- Mex Hunt Mexia 'wr g V L .Q.,..A sf' ff: if 'R' . V di Wa - dw ,Q U K 1 Q fdikfailflki 5- X!! .fx , : HQUSf0n LE GEORE L AUTER Lcz GrqngeSTE.'IN LITTLE OLYMPICS O A, Heist mqQ, ' ' ' +1mqAv-as-ruff 'I ,l , .L 3 M xv. ' 4, 'p . 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' ' ' 1365 Nlzfn St. o 24 ' ' ' I I I , 5 1 0 ' 0 I 7942 'fr - x .Ol 'Y 4-mn cxtte escorts Kelly over th gi' W :E 3. ,A l Compliment of A FRIE Ill Compllmenfs of Fawcett Insurance Agency NI 5 G , fifince 19121 A. FAWCETT j. IJ, I , Amlx 'TEHLI of KERRVILLE TELEPHONE CO Compliments IARMAN SHOES MARLBORO SPORTSWEAR HAMPTON HEATH SPORTSWEAR HOLLYVOGUE TIES '7 NELSON PAGE SHIRTS 1 I5 X' I ,, .A l -1 fe lf S7 1 A ,gf 1 .a . You Are Always Welcome Here 735 WATER STREET KERRVILLE TEXAS CAMERA SUPPLIES BREHMER'S JEWELERS AIVIERICAN AND SWISS WATCHES Lee R Brehmer OWNER DEVELOPING AND PRINTING PHONE 55 723 WATER STREET ft KM if Hi ,y fl new 43 f U iq A i f f Hi' 4 ,- I, C . ,- I N 5,2 CHEERLEADERS Mr. Edington presents letters to Iorge. Mary Nell. Frances, Chubby, Charlotte and Pat. making them the first cheerleader members oi the S Club. BOY, SIX YEARS IS A LUNG TIME!! FRANK MUGFORD SAM I UNKIN These two boys, whose pictures are shown above, are completing their sixth year at Schreiner Institute. Gentlemen, we salute you! We think they look just line alter six years at Schreiner. 1. W . Q 411 nugtfl 'W ww flu A A f , 3 'iii f m'f.. N '2 1 f .Wwe f 1 if -.,.,,h2,.,,1,.,, :, 4, 4 A ' '- , i 3,1 , Q, If L ,H X 1 ' -5- Q. -+ Aw my . .ML .1 R , -TSX, wg, fa, Z , v ,f ,Qu-5,4 'wk M M' , W s . Z ,K ,I , W L TWC' ff' 'H' f Jw 7' iii 1 xv sg .qjml N? . , V4 V, 4, Q' . , wb, ,, v-EH? GTM ff A .4 3. gh 5 4 - f , W y 1. ii an W 1, 2 . V Mr nil .A U -mx ,, , ,A K -U, fx K. . ff n 'Z Jul ' ' AI mulls x ' W , K ,L 44, , f if is 2, 1 lL :..i U iL.1 , ' Q