South San Antonio High School - Cat Tale Yearbook (San Antonio, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1957 volume:

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EEB.1, ' 0 Q - 9 x ' s '4 ll .L fiw ia + Gif + 1 5 I 4: ' X 4 'n f f Ai if ' A : M Z I' x ' 7 1 1 Z X ' X 1 l' El-W Y 1 1 1 11 f 6' I Nl Y I ,gf XJ -I-li In-1a-1-4 - , -1 - 'V - i Y 1 I -Qi 'u ' J 'of ww r N ' '-3 + f-e-7 f ' v 1- n -- - I I- - ,Y Y , W , ' ' ' N 41 A 9 K so A I x 9 n i Foxx 499 90 6 . Y X V X X 1 O ' '. N h 1 L -i , O .... J l ' is Q? -L - -- i J, X, , .,- i is X - .1 h , W N X -I 2 - - A V , t I i Y ls T X I SE RTEMBER The first day at school is always confusing. If one has found his locker, then he has lost his books. If he has found his books, he has to change lockers. Then after all the bare necessities are found, he finds he has to change his whole schedule. But it looks as though Sally and Carol have found everything and have no problems whatsoever. OCTCBER Student Council Paper Drives The Student Council sponsors a paper drive every month in order to raise money to present the weekly assemblies and to send its members to local and district conventions. These paper drives were usually held on a Saturday morning and all the Student Council members made a great show- ing when they appeared in bright attire to work. THE BAND GOES TO STATE FAIR Mr. Meads seems to be preoccupied. Have you ever play- ed chess ona suit- casewhile riding on abus?Try it! It's fun? In October, the South San Antonio Bobcat Band journeyed to Dallas where they spent three days at the State Fair. The band had made previous arrangement to stay in the Mer Mar Hotel. One of the ' ' ' ted in the Festival of Bands. three days was spent on the fair grounds where the band participa Transrerrinig cargo is quite a job. Everyone has to eat. Well, don't they? 1 Cl Y 4 bl NOVEMBER vo Q ki? M K7' The football squad lh1S year chose Dorothy McAll1ster as the1r football Sweetheart She was escorted onto the football fleld by Glenn Campbell and Bobby Knlejskt She was then presented w1th a bouquet of whlte mums by the semor members f the football squad WEETHEARTS Q9 57 O Every year the band elects a Senlor grrl to be tts Sweetheart Th1s year the honor was bestowed upon M1ss Ieanette Foulds Jeanette IS a tw1rl er as well as f1rst chalr saxophone player Ieanette was presented w1th a bouquet of red roses by Drum Mayor Clyde Whxte durrng an as sembly Q9 Q7 'F E' '31 il wugflx-A, DECEIIVI HALL FAME Among the many privileges bestowed upon South San stu- dents is that of being chosen into the Hall of Fame. The Cat Tale staff sponsors the elec- tion of the Hall of Fame each year. To Be An Allmlele ---- 49 .ff 4 5 1 if zur ' l l l E I To be an athlete is a chore. . . but it must be boring, too. Coach Littleton is really telling Pete the horrors of basketball, but Glenn doesn't seem to believe a word that is being said. l N AR One rainy, dreary, slippery night a- bout ten o'clock late in Ianuary, sever- al Seniors attempted to hang a sign. In order to hang the sign and not get it wet was quite a chore because it was approximately twenty feet in length but after careful planning this obstacle was soon solved, by placing two small pieces of wood at each end of the sign and tacking it to the front of the old gym. To add to the suspense of the night, these Seniors weren't quite sure that it was 1egal to put up the sign, therefore they had to be very, very quiet while at their work in order not to disturb Mr. lennings, who was busy finishing his daily work in his inside office. After thirty minutes of careful watch and hard work the Seniors had accomplished the job they had set out to do. For three consecutive years the South San basketball team has acquired the District 14-AAA Championship. This year, however, they made it more ex- citing by tying with the Del Rio Wild- cats and then going on to display good teamwork and good sportsman- ship in acquiring their fourth straight championship in the 14-AAA District. F E BR UARY MARCH THE FIRST DAY at the New SOUTH SAN ANTONIO HIGH SCHOOL The Iunior Play Which Shall He Marry was pre- sented to the South San public March 7. The play was presented in order to raise money for the lun- ior-Senior Banquet. SR-FACULTY-GAME The faculty seems to have set a precedent this year as they beat the Seniors again at the third annual Senior-Faculty Game. The courageous Seniors were defeated by the sharp-shooting of Coaches Gustafson and Drew, both scoring eighteen points. L' ff K '17 Gyn gf v .wk r 'Vwx . hmwmmf ,gfffffr 1' lsiniii 1 I 1 M AY Q 'rw mr 1 A A::w -'X O- ffgf' .'?Q ! fv 'flu' K, f:f'fhff ' tg, Mr. H. W. Englehardt President of Board of Education Mr. Morris S. Iennings Mr. Cecil Williams Superintendent of Schools Asst. Superintendent of Schools . , . 5 A tl 'T-7 We 9 'S i 3' lt l as Mr. Lewis Grimes Mr. R. E. Gammans Mr. W. T. Peace Vice-president of Board Mr. W. R. Stockwell Secretary of Board Mr. A. L. Wilson Mr. Homer Verstuyft Reflections Upon Moving From an Old Home to a New The school year 1956-57 is indeed an eve-ntfulone for the South San Antonio School Community. For the senior high school it marks the end for such use of the high school building erected in 1935. That building now becomes a part of the junior high school plant. The other part of that plant is the former junior high school erected in 1928 as a senior high school build- ing. Prior to l928 the three-year high school was housed with the elementary grades in what is now the three-story Fleming Street Elementary Building. Thus, as of now, the South San Antonio High School is housed in its fourth home within the last thirty years. From the classrooms and halls of these former high school buildings have come our graduates who are now doctors, lawyers. ministers, accountants. authors, teachers, engineers, research scientists, busi- ness men, missionaries, Phi Beta Kappans, Doctors of Philosophy, investigators for the FBI, and civil service employees and in the more common vocational pur- suits, Have you paused to consider your good fortune as you move into your new home? lt has been provid- ed for vou through the efforts of your parents. It will be used first by you, then by your children, and per- haps still again by their children if you and others to follow respect it as you should. The value of this lovely building to you lies in the opportunity it affords you for educational develop- ment. It is architecturally pleasing, functional in de- sign, rich in accommodations and appointments, and capable of sheltering a splendid educational pro- gram. If those who have preceded you as graduates have accomplished so much with fewer buildings and other physical facilities, what will you make of your abundant opportunities in this lovely new home? Morris S. Iennings, Superintendent I 's !' , A X. 1X ,5 .iffy -. f . J '5 Q A -- 3 'M . ,L F 5-of YOUR OPPORTUNITY We are in a period of transition perhaps greater than any the world has ever known. This is true in every aspect of our living--in our community, in our nation, and in the world. We are told, and certainly there is evidence to bear out the fact, that we have before us now the greatest period of progress the world has ever known. This, of course. is possible if we can keep the peace. We have only scratched the surface as far as possibilities with atomic variations are concerned. New industries are springing up, old ones are expand- ing, and better things are offered to us in every field of endeavor. Dreaded diseases are being conquered. we have more leisure time, and everything points to a better life for all of us. ln our community we are keeping pace with the times by providing for our children better school facilities and a better school program. We believe that this is not only our responsibility, but it is abso- lutely essential. You in the Senior High School have available the best school situation any group of stu- dents has ever known in the history of our community. You have 'this because the Superintendent of Schools. the Board of Education, and the leaders in the com- munity spent many hours working, planning and ex- plaining the need for these facilities, and the com- munity voted to tax itself to pay for them. All of the foregoing statements paint a beautiful picture of what the future holds for us. lt is possible only if we in our great progress and great knowledge remember that our Creator makes all things possible, that we are our brothers' keeper and that we as in- dividuals are responsible for ourselves. The opportun- ity is before you. What will you do with it? Cecil W. Williams Assistant Superintendent ' ' aff? dkaaaye Progress is always a mark of education. You who are in high school this year have seen your community expand with almost phenomenal growth within the past few years. You have seen new homes, new places of business, new churches and new schools come into being within your short years in school. You are the privileged group who have lived during this area ot progress. You have the pleasure of being the first group to occupy the new high school building which partially represents this progress in school growth. Not only has our school, through its building program progressed, but great strides in curriculum planning and extracurricular activities have been made. You as students are not only privileged to enjoy these advances, but you are directly or indir- ectly products of these growths. May you who are Seniors this year and who will be going out into the world of new experiences, carry on this same spirit of growth and progress into a life of happiness and usefulness to yourselves and all mankind. May you who are lowerclassmen continue to be a part of this continuous growth and progress in which you have so far participated. 'sr l f !-31, 4' llll fxtl W ll Mr Iames A Kelley, Principal 1 1 1 ng, EQ, Rx, 'S Q 'i xv f wr Q J' Q ' . 6 S -ii' L Q, Q 4 ,, 4 wma K ky A if ii 5 nv' 'H ,V J R -1975 1. f ak' W9 n, rw qw-fig-E ,v '-fi 5 NJ .1 .L 115 - , in -:MHZ , :- 1' 4 Q Ioe Ann Westmoreland English, journalism B. S. - Education Southwestern University Dorothy Gray Homemaking B. S. Southwest Texas Teachers College Nell Kruger Homemakmg B S Southwest Texas Teachers College M. A. Texas State College For Women f' i Mu., , - . HI GH' . ' U ,If ,,,,,...-- 'q-on ,I , I I U o '27 'sq Xxlg' 9 45,4 ,wi 'W 5 fs 41 of 6 1 - , , 5 Y 5 r' ,,v ' A ' An i s M if ' Warren Uecker History-Biology B. S. Southwesz Texas Teachers Colle-fye masf 1 William W. Berry, Ir. Chemistry, Physics, Science, B. S. Central Missouri ,Ag lg AR. Madelene Croft Typing, Shorthand B. S. Kansas State 'X' Kirk Drew Football Coach B. S. V N. T. S. C. Kenneth Young Football Coach B. S. N. T. T. C. M. S. N. T. T.C limmy Littleton Co-ordinate ol Athletics and Physzcal Ed. B. S. S. T. T C M. A. S. T. T. C 'B 'R S 54, G. C. Daniels Math M, A Texas University T in 54 1-J Fw Kate Nichols Math-B. A. Newcomb College - Tulane 5-2 bd University Q 'G' sry I 2. Dorothy lean Wallace Choral Director B. M. Trinity University F Sauk C. Mcxyexs English, B. A. Ullf'-'CISff1.' of TCXUS XX. Umvexsify of Texas af-M Harold Uecker History, Biology B. S. SWTSTC, Scm Marcos K. QA f I L'- r 1 Pxhozi Turner Tjxrlni: STw'1'HfSf1 cnc: Ooklfelepzn .- TQ-c:c'f.e:, HS SW' TSTC San FYITYYCOT 1 2-K iv g,,,... 4 IM. I ' , - 'f.p.e,,f 2 .222,f'3S! P 'f 'f ' Q. , 53-647 .1- X . ,. -f ' 2 S fi Q T trw il! ,. 's ga 1 f Q ig! 2' vw A -:X if P6 'E - , 5 QM fish , . A Z4 A ,W M 6 2: ,Jig .si 7 uri Qi '41 xv mal' r ,Y ESupt.xllr '-'F I I al L.t .1 Mrs.F Pres Mr Kelle Mrs. Van Horn. Sec., Mrs. Grimes, V. ., . y, Mrs. Liqhtsey, Corr. Sec, L. to Mrs. Mrs. Vcm Horn, rs. Q I W Mrs. Fcrrqu , Mrs. Embrey, I-5. fi 19903311 onnnxnivg ,esvnnumni I mwsznmr 1 nj- ul Q U1f,m -U 3. ilnnnlug :naman-nc.-'a - Ai inn-nuns! ' ' ' we uni lfl 0111 l f 1 lHD1! M ii!! RDI IIN! Nl! V' ...au V 'Y' .fwf- Ov 5. M7512 X J! K A ,. 5 ipeffafwzfuwb 7 3 .1 W fy - ws :Q , G D .. 'S' , V F4 A. ,wma -.. , .LTI -' nj ff? fab 4 3 'fwys x z 2 J X' , 1 .Q-'15 v' ', 1 f'3f f 9'-4,15-4 V nf'-,' '-fp -I 2' A..-I -.p:5 . .' L' ::F1fjA - .., J .-if I ll: 2,- 'J 14-. f Q i . r 'H-1 ,. .,1 . 4 F . I., 55' Q--5 L. ,.v s..1, -f x . 'Q ln. BIZ ,J Band 4 yrs. N. H. S. 2 yrs. Officer l yr. Senior Favorite Iunior Play lnterscholastic League TOMMY BLACK CE KL? BARBARA BAUER 1' gd' Annual Staff ws, Iunior Play Student Council l yr Rep. to S, A. S. C. l yr Spanish Club 1 yr. Officer l yr. Coronation l yr, Class Competition s. WELDON BEARD Bcrrtil Music Club Tri S Football 4 yrs. I-mio, play Tfflfk 3 Yrs. choral Club S Club 4 Yrs- rr. Red cms Trinity Speech 4 yrs. 1 yr. 1 yr. l yr. l yr. Contest 1 yr. IERRY BROWN CLARENCE BROWNING ,X sis-9' 671' Basketball Baseball Football Tennis Student Council Caracal Staff S ctw Annual Staff Hall ot Fame WILLIAM BROWN, IR. 3 yrs 4 yrs 1 yr. 4 yrs. 1 yr. 1 yr. 4 yrs. 1 yr. 'xx Q . S Club 4 yrs, Officer l yr. Baseball 4 yrs. Football 3 yrs. Basketball l yr. Iunior Play Iunior Class Oiiicer Student Council Vice-President l yr Senior Class Favorite Caracal Stall l yr. Annual Stall I yr. Coronation Hall oi Fame GLENN CAMPBELL tk S Club 'r - Football 'I Iunlor Play Senior Class nt- Student Council I yr Track 1 yz. Annual Stall 1 yr. Freshman Class President Football Captain l yr. cf GEORGE BURROWS VIRGINIA BURTON N. H. S. 3 Yff Fcrolball 3 yrs Co-Captain 2 yrs. Basketball 3 yrs. S Club 3 yrs. F, H4 A, 3 Yrs. S Club Pres- 1 Yr- spanish crm 2 yrs. Student Council 2 yrs. C1-10151 Clhb I VL Caracal Staff 1 yr. Band 1 Y, Sophomore Favorite Iunior Class President Senior Class President Freshman Class President Hall of Fame IAMES CLIFTON VELIA CORTEZ 2 yrs Pep Squad l yr F, H. A. l yr DORA CAMPOS -is qg 'Y 1 anish Club l E' H. A. Officer dfz f' gr. , PEDRO CUELI:AR DONALD DACK ALEXANDER DeVORA AME'-IA DMZ ACK '49 IW5 ffl Tri Su 1 YI. F H A Zlfzyrg Spanish Club 2 yrs. ' : ' 1 b 1 H 5 X Class Competition Spanish C U Yr' 1,9 x 1' f IERRY DISMUKE NELICIE DOANE M3 4 a,3 AU? .,. fl. Buslntball 1 YI Tri 2 yrs. Bdibll I yr. Bald 4 yrs. Chord Club 1 yr. IERRY I-'ARQUHAL 451 411 Student Council Freshman P., N. H. S. : Tfi ns ' r Interscholcxslic Lac: : .l Play Declumction lst 1 yr Trinity Radio 6 Poetxy Bcmd 4 yrs, Mcjorette 2 yrs. Choral Club 3 yrs. Accompcmist Annual Staff 1 yr. fn pg iv. J' 2 ,I 2' -'T CHARLES DOIRON EVELYN DOWNING F. H. A. 1 yx El 5'1ucxd 1 yr .-3.:,:1'..:Q S5511 I yr Cftrzgl Club 1 yy MARY FITZGERALD IEANETTE FOULDS IO ANN FREDRICK if 'Q xx-1 VW 'xl Club 2 yrs T' ll. A. l yr Unit Officvr Pop Squad 1 yr Annual Staff 1 yr Hall of Fume 1 yr. 3 yrs. 3 yrs. Staff 1 yr. Club 1 yr. Girl 1 yr. Assistant 1 yr. 1 yr. Study Council I yr. Volleyball l yr. Iunia' Class Play Caracal Staff Business Manager N. H. S. 1 YY Class Competition 3 yrs. Coronation Freshman Valentine Sweetheart Freshman Class Officer - FANNIE MARTINEZ GRACE LOPEZ 4r- Y F H A Peo SQUCH Annual Staff Library Club Caracal Club Student Council Iumor Play F. H. A. Officer A. A. Pep Squad - Sweetheart Annual Staff Girls' Volleyball THERESA MARTINEZ 3 yrs 3lf'z yrs 2. yrs. lyr. 1 yr. 1 yr. ' P ...I t ODIS MAGEE Football 2 yrs. Basketball 1 yt. Baseball 2 Yrs. Spanish Club 2 yrs. S Club Z yrs, DOROTHY MCALLISTER nm., 15 E' ...x 'Basketball 2 yrs. Track Z yrs. S Club 2 yrs. Aztzvral Stuff l yr. Cl? ral Club l yr. Cfr' rtctliit ROBERT MARTINEZ Czrrffrlr- 4 yrs 'ff-'rriii 3 yrs District l yr 'fri 'Tri Play A. A, 4 yrs S :Y more Favorite ll :li f Fame Y' tiwall Sweetheart 'I -f-en Myet Xl Annual Staff 3 yrs Editor 57 Cat Tale Spanish Cluo Student Council lunior Play Backward Bowl Caracal Staff Feature Editor Choral Club 2 yrs Trinity Speech Contest F. H. A. 4 yrs. A nnual Staff Officer I Yr' Spanish Club 3 yrs. A, Itlmfr Play Choral Club 1 Yr. Student Council I yr. ELVA MENA CLEMENT MILLER ROBERT MOCZYGEMBA VIRGINIA MORFORD Q JC' ...JY Band 4 yrs. Student Council lb yrs, N. H. S. l yr Annual Staff 1 yr Choral Club-President Spanish Club-Otticer P. E. Assistant Candidate 1 All State Choirl PAYE MORGAN EVANGELINE OLIVAREZ at IVR ,fr-vw 5 I Spanish Club Officer F. H. A. Unit President Officer Iunior Red Cross Pep Squad 1 yr 4 yrs 1 yr. Football 2 yrs. Basketball 2 yrs. Track 3 yrs. All-Tournament Basketball Team 2 yrs. State Finalist Track 1 yr S Club 3 yrf Student Council 1 yr N 'Qi OLIVIA QUIROGA F. H. A. Officer 3 yrs. Spanish Club 2 yrs. Officer Choral Club l yr. Office Girl l yr. Student Council l yr. llMMlE SUE REEVES Cf'-3 PETE PERSYN NANCY QUIROGA GILBERT SOLIZ L Tri S l yr. Tri S Play l yr. Student Council 2 yrs. Officer Annual Staff 2 yrs. Business Manaqer '57 Cat Tale Caracal Staff Assistant Editor lurrior Favorite lunior Play 1 yr. N. H. S, 1 vy- Ianior Cla' ' 'D Q f-r f Ti 1:i'i' .ne ,ryilty Speech Contest 2 YYS- Class Competition 4 yrs Pep Squad Officer Annual Stall 2 yrs Caracal Staff I r 788 Spanish Club Q- President 'Q Sweetheart Play as Girl Ula Club .trzry Club Clces Competition Volleyball 1 yr Y , 'rggijg -' , 3 1 ,. wwf , x ' rg-ey 3 e A 1 , ad. Q rl. 1 ANTONIO RANGEL Football 1 yr. S Club 2 yrs. Class Ccmpetirion SUV FPYT-FOLDS .zu .wg xi Student Council I yr. Football 2 yrs. Track 3 yrs. S Club 2 yrs. Fzztball - 3 yrg Baseball 2 Yrs 'S' Clgf, 3 Yrs Class Cgrnpetition' 'N . E. VELMA SIMS IANE STEPHENSON H Q J Ni? IULIAN RODRIGUEZ FRED RUIZ EDWIN SCHLINKE Q-17 If DAR Award N. H. S. 2 yrs. Officer l yr. Senior Class Officer Cheerleader 2 yrs. Student Council 4 yrs. Caracal Editor 1 yr. Iunior Red Cross . ?3gSer 3 Iunior Class Officer Annual Staff 2 yrs. goueybuu 3 Yr? Sv-.zfiont Council Aengls 3 lzztersthclastic Leaaue ' Ig' I-:J nt q Typinq Cczitest l 3. I Afmfeh M O.f:CO ,1.rrA. A. Sweoinef: P. F., Stuflerit L lfTTfCl' .ltizivzal Staff 2 yrs. :fall of Fame 2 yrs. Sophomore Class Officer Freshman Class Officer F. H. A. Officer l yr. Class Competition 3 yrs. IACK STEPHENSON Basketball 2 yrs. S Club 2 yrs. Band 4 yrs. Student Council l yr. Annual Staff 1 yr. Interscholastic- L+-figue Typina Cmtest 1 yr. AIVIPAHO ORTIZ I., 'un ...-I' X 'Z' NN-if xl EUGENE WELCH PATSY WILLIAMS '17 -'DS ...ap .'- Q 1 fd' GRADY TREW FRED VELASCO NW' Wg-1277 7. Y MARY IO WILKINS F. H. A. x Prr1Si'!1j I x Offlv-I f I.1I1g1t',' Q .. I .yt fDffI f'T I Stuff-:if F '1:.f'1f 1 QU. Otfifc- Lltrl 1 yr. Freshman President Freshman Valentine Sweetheart , I ,p , If HARVEY WILLIAMS VIRGINIA ZAMORA fn., r IDN V' . 0' Y gf!! W 32? x Wwfgfii Wig M QM ba ywefpus Mfg ffm? MSW M A545132 Til QVGQZQ fyiw Mflh aw!!-iolola I o' I F7 ' 1,1 . Q ' ' is f we Wg, Rf W' .' ,?viq iAQ5 V I My Q. SW vf ,ME J 9 - Q2 . .wg 4.455 35 I . ,ff A . mAq igMifTMA an ' gg! ci' ' , I fb ,wwf 'W Qjwfw QN 'Q' Kyiv -. 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Photograph not available h ix Mrs. Sch lt -avr-'qw Gracie Becker Dannie Bell Sharon Breckey ,g -A Nancy Anderson Larry Armstrong Dick Beck LX Gene Alexander Dolores Amberson Eldridge Anderson Richard Aqis Ioe Aguilar Rosendo Alcide tk.: lil V 7 'G-v 9 rig. ff I A W, 1 I 1,1 'o W ,Z-.- 2 - xx Ianie Dimis Ioaquin Dominguez Carla Elger Nick Delgado Iimmy Deloach Lorenzo Devora 5 in Sara Cuellar Kathyrn Davis Antonia Delgado Sharron Cook Lois Cooper Flora Couch .yqf C' Clark Erwin Gayle Everett Vito Fabian Rosita Felan Annie Flack Emilio Fuentes if 'x Iimrny Frederick Dudley Fryar Bertha Garcia Za: X W . V 4 ew , PS iQ 'Vt-3 fi! ,ig K Q Q ' 1 -G., U X f X is . Qs, Lloyd Garcia Manuela Garza Evelyn Giesick if-n,,.' Xe! Billy Hernandez Maria Herrera Omaline Herron Nluusf Francis Harris Connie Hernandez Elida Hernandez N Elia Guerra Vicente Guerrero Angelita Guillen Dell Gilispla Ronald Gordon Betty Grogan ' -I 16 dis if f fi' 4 'R Harvey Hoch Iohn Holland Morqoret Hostetler F 3 S .9 Valentino Ibcrrrcr .Z rf' Q90 Cynth1c1 Iennrngs ., ' .K NKQ3-. 1 r Angehncr Irmenez Albert Icy ual -UL! - -' :RTM n ... George Kerr loe Kindred ., , 1 Gene Koehler Carol Kramer Ruth Leol i AJN 'w'2 V I 4 Q , I Q. 2 54 f 1 v f,,, f y 41 bt f i'-2-'im ., 1 if AWK Sharon McCarter Helene McCord Virginia McKean Gloria Martinez Irene Maurice Iames Maxson 4' N3 1 'x w.,,,' I Larry Lurnpkins Sidney Mallory Dee Martinez l 'ly Ioyce Ledwig Emmett Lopez Velia Luqo 49- .JK-. Q Ruth Rodriguez Charles Rossmcri Io Arlene Rossmori 'in Tu, Rosalie Roberts Erlirido Rodriguez Margie Rodriguez Mary Helen Reyes Carol Arm Rhodes Lindo Roberts Willie Quiriri Sherion Reichert Iocri Roderi ,W 1 A s ff t . Ch 1 1 David Symm Freddie Tello Dennis Terry Mnrfos Tovfzr Benny ,Vela 5 Leroy Vrm Zcm lt if ' x Af czlo Scncnez S101 S he Hosermo Sanchez Dora Scziciovczl Mary Sanchez Y .wi ax f X sie Santana Marry Clara Schaefer Marvin Schlinke Tony Serrrcr is impur- XNQH ! Estcxfancx Silva 0 x wywisxvy, NWS 'Uk Z, 1... Fda 4- If Fktg E7 I' - V kg-. 3 3 Q. ff? ..4 A At., ' 3?-jf EJ if bf? in ps- re i . --v,,w 'fm, , V . g y? 1 ' - . v' 'J fp' Qlj J ,wi 5 XKXFN gy QQMQZ 'Hx 10- iX,of J Cat Tale Editor: Dorothy McAllister Left to right: Business Manager, Sue Reynolds: Editor, Dorothy McAllister: Assistant Editor, Jamie Bishop: Assistant Business Manager, Vivian Fritz. ? Z- 4f . ,V Sports Editor: George Burrows I i 5 9 Wi.. SENIORS First tfzhle: Left to right: O. Magee, I. Stephenson, E. Long, W. Becrrd, I. Clifton, E. Downing, S. Reyn oifls, D. McAllister. Second tcrblei N. Quiroqcr, I, Fredericks, I. Foulds, G. Lopez, E. Mena, G. Burrows, I Browr. F. Martinez E. Trofton. Third table: G. Trew G. Miller, V. Mortreci, A. Ortiz, L. Hollcrnd, B Heine 54.-M Z' IUNIORS r' 'N f I N N- Y- Y , x QI ...M z 1 Left to right: O. Viliilotnos, M. Contreras, N. Mortellizro, Frniorey, N Eziiimy I Oeiesezpiirerry, . K ' ,tem '- ' ,J- . 1 Q Ffllif ' I : rx 1 1' .. V .V V in QQ 1 ' 1' . ,. ,. ,, 5 - s ' Q FRESHMEN The 1956 and 57 Cat Tale Staff began their long continuous struggle to produce an interesting and beneficial an- nual, September of 1956 until the end of the '57 school year. To learn many tips and take many suggestions, twenty annual staff mem- bers found their way to an Annual Staff Clinic, October 19, at San Antonio Col- lege. You will find many of these tips in effect as you turn the pages of this an- nual. In order to produce an annual, many must be sold in advance. So the staff began the sale of annuals in November and a total was reached far above any record ever set in South San High. The staff has worked long and hard to produce a good annual so that you might enjoy the '57 Cat Tale for many years to come. F' . lx Z. .- A ,3 , if gi r B I Sixth period annual staff hard at work, cokes and all it I ' ., .fri Q..-N J 1 left to ri ht: R, Roberts: Sponsor, Miss Ioe Ann Westmoreland: M. Mulholland: L. Cooper: Sponsor, Mr. Haroild Uecker. The Senior High School Student Council has taken an active part in the school activities this year. The Stu- dent Council sponsored all of the assemblies for the school year, and also sponsored the Homecoming Dance, honoring the ex-students. The outstanding financial project of the Council was to conduct a series of paper drives. The proceeds from these paper drives were used to sponsor trips to student council conventions and to furnish films for the assemblies. The Council also published a Student Directory to assist the students. Standing Left to Bight: Vivian Fritz, DOIOIIIQ McAllister Glenn Campbell Buddy Burrows limrny Burks, Ruth Fletcher, Emma Lee Tratton Iam e Bishop George Burrows Sponsor Mr Warren Uecrcer Roscoe Lee. Seated Left to Right: Carol Garnmans Evelx Coats lerry Brown Iris Thrash Ion Kindred lane Stephenson, lack Stephenson, Weldon Bear lul a Rodriguez Betty Groesbeck Harvey Will anis Sue Beynolds, Iames Clifton, Velma Sims Clement Miller Donald Fletcher if f 1, , 1 1.1, f , . . ' 5 1 a f ' ff ax ' 2:4 5--,, , if 4:1 .-' if 54? 5 Jr! 219: , , :lit , X-,s ? ' -Yr .fx-'Q .A W 1 f.1- 1'-Q.: Q-'vivzf 1' 19--f.. a V I Q- ?Q,w1,jg.:fy lli?4',fi , , 5,-., fe A 4 f Af' - an ' A Q' v1?'f ' VF -tv f . f . p li ,.!f! jI'.r . 9' ' L Y- f fr ' i' 5 L -ff J ,1- was - fx.. ffy rg, , ,1-,sf , , LGF' 05561 O 5X'D YW' THE MORRIS S. IENNINGS The NHS has ot present 20 members. 12 of whom were inducted into the so- ciety November 2B, 1956. Since the Morris S. jennings Chapter was first organized in 1945, theri have been 117 mlmbers inducted. 'f L The of this society are the ing torc nd the keystonl, si:- g the of chcrrccter, lcho - sh crder Q cmd service. ' f grderiy kbecorne cr membil' of the NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY NHS, one must be of junior or Kilim' timid- ing, having a scholastic uvordge of 8876 or above. I-'ollowin the initiation in November g . new members were honored with a lunch- eon at the South Baptist Church Fel- lowship Hall. Seconam him initiates were honored with a dinnerpz a The officers of the sg5i,f J ,VL, o Garcia, president: Velma Sims, 'S L demglhmparo Ortiz, secretary: and Barb Ball! treasurer Mr M ' I ff1JT,,SQ1fif'1,Ef A. e fQ11 -'Dfw Kelley lmffafgsnm H I Sprj12CIlpQ1 . . spons-QQ ding IL A , sr. I . .M I aes: an V tu wc, 1 fr ig 113-Exif E- by my x . I rllwi -1. N' ' . ' ' Tf ldv . 4. n r I .- ,W - tm, . 'F -i VV I 4,1 L I ' l'l T. l: JV I ff' Ai 273:-' 'it 1' tr it D 29 -I ' , 4 . 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Seated: President Nancy Quiroga. meal SPANISH CLUB HISTORY The Spanish Club, formally known as the ' 501: Alameda Club, was organized in 1949 by Mrs. Delano Ruby. Rudy Quiroga was elected the first president oi this organization. At present the organization is headed by Nancy Quiroga, president: Evangeline Oliva- rez, vice-president: Alexander Devora, secre- tary-treasurer: Faye Morgan, reporter: Olivia Ouiroga, parliamentarian: and Gregory Hers rera, sergeant-atearms. Mr. A. M. Turner spon- sors the group. The Spanish Club had a party and supper at the Optimist Hall this year. Nancy Quiroga was elected sweetheart and given a corsage at this tirne. Included in other Spanish Club activities were a picnic and an assembly pro- gram. gr 3 -S Seated left to right: First Row: E. Durand, V. Sims, S. Groesbeck, I. Frederick, C. Friedly. 2nd Row: Miss Wallace, M. Young, F. Morgan, O. Quiroga, I. Garcia. 3rd Row: P. Williams, P. King, B. Groes beck, I. Frazier, E. Downing, M. Lerrna. Top Row: I. Foulds, V. Fritz, I. Koehler, B. Oliver, E. Lang, C Gammons. if I, .di P 4 ,,,,.--, Sports Editor: Glenn Campbell Caracal Editor: Amparo Ortiz Business Manager: Grace Lopez If N! f 9 ' 1 Q U i X! ua The Caracal was first printed in Ianuary, 1933 with the name The Bobcat Weekly . It was spon- sored by Mrs. Sank C. Mayers until 1956 when Miss Ioe Ann Westmore- land became the new sponsor. At this time and with the pub- lishing of a bi-monthly paper, the Bobcat Weekly became The Cara- cal , a lynx cat. The journalism class, composed mostly of seniors, tried hard to make each issue of The Caraca1 an interesting and enjoyable one. HE CA ACA VOLUME 24 SOUTH SAN ANTONIO HIGH SCHOOL I 1956-'57 '7 THE CARACAL STAFF Q' FHA beau WELDON BEARD learns to sew! FHA top brass Virginia Zamora, Olga Garcia, and Velma Sims FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMER- ICA is a national organization of pupils who study homemaking in junior and senior high schools. We work together for better and hap- pier home life for everyone. We think that helping to make happy homes, now and in the future, is the most important thing that youth can do for a democracy. Our flower is the RED ROSE, our colors are RED and WHITE and our motto is TOWARD NEW HORIZONS. The South San Antonio F. H. A. Chapter is affiliated with District III, Area VII, the Texas Association and the National Association. There are 137 members all of them active, in- itiated members. The Chapter was organized in 1937 by Miss Kruger. There have been approximately one thousand members. The first presi- dent was Katie Francis Woodruff: the current president is Velma Sims. assist him in his endeavor. OFFICERS AKE President , Velma Sims QNQM R5 Q First vice-pres. Virginia Zamora ,bc '67 Second vice-pres. Olga Garcia W ' g Secretary Marian Contreras Sr - K f Q Corresponding secretary . Martha Young , Treasurer . . Ruth Fletcher S m O Parliamentarian , , Carolyn Arnold u- ' ..-if-Yr P Reporters Grace Lopez and ,K ' gb I Virginia Aaron O O Nutritionists Ophelia Villalobos and IQLP QQ, Rosa Cardenas 'N Historian Perry lean Pless D NEW YW Advisers Miss Nell Kruger and Mrs. Dorothy Gray L. to R., seated: R. Cardenas, M. Contreras, V. Zamora, V. Sims, O. Garcia, M. Young, P. Pless. Stand ing: V. Aaron, G. Lopez, Miss Dorothy Gray, Miss Nell Kruger, R. Fletcher, O. Villalobos, C. Arnold G. Campbell-Pres. I. Rodriguez-V. Pres B. Burrows-Sec. :S Tr I. Clifton-Sgt.-At-Arms The S Club consists of athletes who have lettered in one or more of the sports which are offered at the school. To letter, the athlete has to play in a required amount of games in the sport in which he participates. The S Club and its mem- bers provide and stimulate in- terest in sports and help at- tract other students to play some type of sport. The S Club has a fall social and a spring picnic each year. This club is sponsored by the coach- ing staff. Left To Right: Bottom Row - George Phillips, Frank Rodriguez, Bobby Kniejski, Frank Pete Persyn, Tommy Black, George Burrows, Glenn Campbell, Bob Honeycutt, Billy Mitchell. Second row - Fred Ruiz, Iuan Herrera, Gregory Herrera, Iesse Ferro, Lorenzo Garcia, Roscoe Lee, Buddy Burrows, Weldon Beard. Third row - Coach Clifford Gustafson, Coach Kirk Drew, Robert Martinez, Tony Rangel, Iuan Guerrera, Carl Rains, Harry Williams, Jimmy Griffith, Lloyd Edwards, Marion Colbath, Iulian Rod- riguez, Coach I. A. Littleton, Coach Galen Elolf. Fourth row - Raul Cerda, George Kerr, Odis Magee, lack Stephenson, Roy Colbath, Iames Clifton, Jimmy Quesenberry. 5' sf! Left to right, Bottom row: D. McAllister, H. Carden- as, M. Contreras, A. Ortiz M. Zuniga, G. Lopez Middle row: A. Serna, A Jimenez, N. Ximenez, L Villarreal, M. Salas, P Cavazos. Top row: M Mortellaro, C. Arnold, O Garcia, F. Martinez, V Burton, S. Burton, P. King. 1 fN'N I O , O Z- M . . d Back in the early 1940's, the Girls' Athletic Association was organized to promote good sportsmanship and sports in- terest among the girls. Girls who letter in any sport are eligible to become mem- bers of the organization. At present the organization con- sists of 20 members. A play night, cake and candy sales, and a dance were projects undertaken by the A. A. to raise money for sweaters for girls lettering in volleyball and tennis. Mrs. Sue Kolias is sponsor oi this organization. OFFICERS Seated: Amparo Ortiz, president. Stand ing, left to right: Grace Lopez, sgt.-at arms: Marian Contreras, vice-president Mrs. Sue Kolias, sponsor: Maria Zuniga secretary, Rosa Cardenas, treasurer. Y '36 3.5 Officers: M. Contreras, G. Lopez, S. Reynolds, A. Iimenez of a-N -. V' 4'x Wg-?3M 4 2 3 H I an 4.1 JC '55 3' Af-4 fffxsg.-f PAULINE KING Senior - 2 yecrrs MARIE MORTELLARO Iunior - 2 years X'-5 ., . 375 f gin- B' -2l Hf 'Z --' - 4: 1 I . fi' Q 'ztiglftl Q3 1 t .r Xa 'afar lc, RQ '91-hz? 9 S 3 1 I SOUTH SAN ANTONIO BOBCAT BAND The year of 1956 and 1957 proved to be a Bobcat Band. To start the year off right. the Cotton Bowl in Dallas, Texas. They gave a concert on the fair grounds. terscholastic League Marching Contest secutive year, the band received a first year to enter the A-A-A class. their annual banquet at the new received small pins for outstand- spring concert on March 8, and Once again, on March 21, the for the concert and sightread- scolastic League contest. ledge of leading the Straw- Texas, on April 13. The are: Leroy Garcia, bass drum: Ioe Kindred, trombone: red placed first at Regional and him to enter the National Con- rade and the River Parade were of the band for 1956 and 1957. x7 L. DIRECTOR Melvin Meads very successful year for the South San they attended the Texas State Fair at participated in the Band Festival and On December 8, they' went to the In- in Uvalde, Texas. For the fifth con- first division. This was the band's On February 16 the band held school cafeteria. All first chairs ing work. The band gave a sponsored a dance afterwards. band traveled to San Marcos ing section of the Inter- The band had the privi- berry Festival in Poteet, District band members horn: Ion Kindred, snare lohn Ahrens, Cornet. Ion Kind- State, the latter which entitled test. The Fiesta Flambeau Pa- included in the spring activities 0 ' sh 3 3 -5, iff 15 lx x , 4 gi' X '1 E: . -ft, M fl ... 'xii A Evelyn Coats Carol Gammcns 1 . :Ls I Icme Stephenson Jeannette Foulds 5 1 5 tj ' 5 ni ., , ft Q, A . 1 1' K J Ag Clyde white xl - 'X :yy w ' Q ! S S 5, ' It . I Q: D00 V' 4 2 1 X 1 IJ iv Mlddle Iecmnette Foulds, Band Sweetheart, '56-'57 Rlght - Ion Kmdred, 3rd chcur, All Nat 1, 1956 lst Left - Icmie Bishop. assi. twirler chair Regional: State and Nc1t'1. ???? 619573 i S .hi yn ss-e mas?-ssf Q-+ i A A F-. 'Q wx' ,.-nr- ' , ,4 'A-f - L- y e ,- x, 5.. 'I -1-.f 'V X., gi-A. :' F...-f' 'xv -T. Q ' 1 v,' 1' ' -f-fu ' 5 we VDC DRUM Evelyn ,,.'. . ma or! ilk, White, Ruby Nell Farquharf ahoe, Mary Lerma, Mary Rodriguez, Marvin -., ..-. .X ,, , ,. le ,l7.!9I-23- ' - EA 'Burneii' Coats, Barbara Don- 1 I 2 X I L Q. .,. : I - M 1 fa-my M4 - Q a I-eft to Right: V 4 A m fe M' ' ' n ha En in Bob Castleberry, Dee Martinez. Rebecoa' . , M ' ' A 'Len 15 'Riahtz Iimmjr Donald Bishop. 'x Moak, Riga' . gEfnf' I1 Q N 1 A15 I ,, 1 W f ire ? was Ldft to Rig : rsmces Campbell. Barbara WPS V nl U lf! M92 5 f' . ' X-Q., 'QL fiifb .Q 8 0 N , X 5: X l 1 59 'N 12 -,Eng Left to ng ri venom, enemy ,HQIOWQ mSQ-ipod .1 XRodP-:im JT fx- 1 1 :- I 5 . .., . V , L 4 Q 557 F ' ., f, . :v , .N J. in ' ff gg N f f, Iiefggsdgzgightz FF 43 h. Iud V Hornffilal tta Eflusley L 0 ijgnmy ' ur , fruz e gc A C z. 1 ' L -x f , ft trim t: Vecxch. xi Le Blcmar, D6rcx Schliiilie. P. , 5.5! . 4, ff 1 alie Robeiifgg Carol Rhczslzs, Iamigwafishop, Al 'gi LJ-n Li Marian ,- N NA ,X Q., :WI jfllm' . H I f x .353 mghh 18 7 ck W WJ Ice R lf4: Fi Umm n0'PiC'1'fed- Q- f M :fin . ,gf 4 X ', 4 'Y'+ 7wJ5a!! 7Zea6 .geafedaf Fadda!! 7?fWa :Qty Bottom row - G. Phillips, manager: D. Carrillo, C. Casas, A. Castillo, F. Ruiz, I. Rodriguez, B. Kniejski, G. Burrows, B. Honeycutt, manager. Middle row - R. Cerda, K. Coffee, G. Campbell, L. Edwards, B. Malkemus, H. Williams, I. Ferro, Coach K. Young. Top row - Coach K. Drew, F. Persyn, M. Colbath, I. Clifton, T. Black, G. Kerr, R. Colbath, C. Rains, B. Browning. THE l956 FOOTBALL SEASON This was the first year for the Bobcats in Triple A Ball. We want to congratulate our boys and our coaches for their fine job. Not only did the team of '56 play hard and good. but they excelled in sportsmanship, too. Coach Kirk Drew and Coach Ken Young l-1 M ly ff 1.5-to Qt' ll Senior Boys - bottom row: Iulian Rodriguez, X George Burrows, Fred Ruiz, Bobby Kniejski: to row Iames Clifton Tomm Black, Glenn f l'17 P 2. J ' Y sy 3 Campbell, Pete Persyn. 5xN Y, 1 s,,r2 l ...Q t- Q., .. ,.- '-' . Q 's. 9, ' 'N' 7 . . 1' 40 xfx 41 6-'J if 924+ 9251-5' 1 5 iii BOBBY KINIEISKI Semor Back GLENN CAMPBELL Semor Tackle Captam AllD1str1ct l year Captam 2 years All D1str1ct 2 years Voataa Sweetheart ra Semors St nd rg I Chfton F Per vm L1 Campbell G Burrows Do othy lN1f'PllgIe' T Black B lfmevskl Kneelmq F Bulz C CaCaQ I Bodrmquez f V e ,.,v 'fl . ,4 rgj. , ,V + '11 A q , F12 we ,, 1, A I-'1l, - '.. .gy , ,A My : ' GEORGE BURHOWS, Senior Guard Ill ,fewwf az' Qlzjn 'si V Z' y4,,,,'f1ff?5iKf1m :Arm '. Sam f K nf yy.. 4 W at 'fp f?mr '2 'X A,,Q it 3' 1 I 95.4. fi BURBANK BULLDOGS TRIP CATS lli OPENING GAME With the accurate passing ot Bill Horlen, Bulldog guarterback, a good team from Burbank defeated the Blue and White, 34 - 6, in the season opener. Horlen used the aerial route for two Bulldog touchdowns and provided sev- eral long gainers. Henry Benavides and Frank Rocamontes scored on the ground for Burbank. The lone South San tally came in the second quarter when the Bobcats recover- ed a Burbank fumble. Iesse Ferro reach- ed pay dirt over lett tackle after two at- tempts had failed. The extra point was missed. i, i'v,J,!'.1 . .lr . ' -4. 4214- 215151. ,.,r I' 1. .,. gg ,Q ,A w , Y vb L . . 'L ff - '!,,, TOMMY BLACK, Senior Guard l 1 i-' SO SAN GAINS 6 O VICTORY OVER NORTHEAST A perfect pass play from Quaterback Iesse Per ro to Fullback Pete Persyn covered 38 yards and qaxned a touchdown for the Bobcats as they downed the Northeast Brahmas 6 to 0 The score came w1th only four mtnutes left ID the game and chmaxed a 63 yard drrve Persyn proved to be the outs andmg player of the game as he mtercepted 2 Brahma passes Roy Colbath and Tommy Black sparked the Bobcat de tense as So San qarned tts flISt vrctory of the sea son FRANK PETE PERSYN Sen1or Back 'fill 6. ' if 15' bf l IAMES CLIFTON, Senior Tackle V aptain RUGGED MAVERICKS CLIP BOBCATS 20 - 7 Playing their first out-of-town game of the season, the Bobcats suffered a 20 - 7 de- feat in the hands of Pearsall on the Mave- rick field. Mistakes seemed to haunt the Bobcats in this game. A fumbled punt and a re- covery by a Maverick set up a Pearsall score in the first quarter and a blocked Bob- cat punt added 6 more to the opponents score. Bobby Kniejski scored the lone Bobcat tally in the second quarter after he had put the ball deep in Maverick territory by a 70 yard run. Fred Ruiz booted the extra point. CARLOS CASAS Iumor KW LEON GRIMES Sophomore Back QV Back !- Q A We N fs jff.iiJ3WfMfQ B? '40 'Emi CATS LOSE TO SAM HOUSTON The Cherokees ot Sam Houston boasting one of the best teams in the city, defeated the So. Sari Bobcats 25 - C, Joe Martinez scored 3 touchdowns and Ierry Timmins racea across for the other score as the Cherokees took their fourth straight win with- out losing. So. San threatened only once in the game, as they hammered away at the tough Cherokee de- rense and drove to the Sam Houston 1 yard line, in their attempt to win. X fx i I '1, I fx iw f Y t,., it e t -Q ,su ,A wifi. 1 , .- In-5 . 8 H4 iii. 5 .W ., Q , '34, .- it tp.- 'w'n af- a-1., i-. .,1- 'q5 iu1, BOBCATS BUST BUTTONS 27 - 13 South San turned on its biggest offensive blast of the season to whip Central Catholics 27 - 13 at the Bobcat Stadium. The Bobcats scored on the first play of the game on a pass from Iesse Ferro to Bobby Kniejski. Kniejski scored again on a four yard plunge in the second quarter. ln the second half the Bobcats used the same combination, Ferro to Kniejski, to chalk up another score. Late in the fourth quarter Pete Persyn insured the Bobcat victory by intercepting a Button pass and going over for the score. Ken Dugosh scored the two Central tallies. The entire Bobcat line offered good blocking in the Bobcat victory. ,. 'i - A t xx, l nf l ' I , .-' ft' 'y f' ,.' 1 if .. :ii ,, 3,919 5 ,, A N,-g. .1 if , if' L 5 . 4 q ,Q in , y I, tw . '44 ' -V v-0 ff, Q' 7.1.-. KENT COFFEE, lr. Ellfi DANNY 'ff1,5.EBILLO. lr. Back iESSE FEHBO, Soar Bac: MHP' BOBCATS DEFEAT LANIER IN ALAMO STADIUM Bobby Kniejski scored two touchdowns as he led the Bobcats to victory over the Lanier Voks, 21 to 19. Kniejski was the big gun tor So. Sari piling up huge amounts of yardage in a personal duel with Lar1ier's Mario Continas. Fred Ruiz, Bobcat end, provided the margin of victory as he booted three extra points. Carlos Casas scored So. San's other touchdown on a 52 yard run. S GEORGE KERR Fresh End RAUL CERDA Soph t S I XV , . . , X' 1 l 5 2 K, . wr: A 1 7 'K S. f W cf , wr- - 'V 3 Q, b. p , ' i'2Wf'yk' 6 , A' ' W A e . -1.h-af, ' 4 '11 Y' - L , Fl- '- - . , V , ' 'v- 'A' ' ', 1 I 1. I Q... l H 1- Y :IM M Q- 4. J Q 'Ev ,in . Q , . , ' ' ,I ' . . 'ff X , ,'1Sr '.::'.'- - i-5:5 't'i?L':t'i:x1 W-if '-.515 -5, l '. .- V' an ., , .nr Ag fa! L- . - A , ,A -- HARRY WILLIAMS, Soph. Guard BOBCATS DROP DISTRICT OPENER 7 - O The fighting So. San Bobcats, playing their first district I4-AAA game, took a 7 - O defeat from the Maroon and White of Uvalde. During the first half the two teams fought a scoreless battle with the Bobcats staging two goal line stands. Late in the fourth quarter Uvalde was able to crack the Bobcat defense. A 20 yard pass from Steve Suttle to Adolph Chapoy provided the score for the Coyotes. With less than three minutes left in the game Kniejski passed to End Raul Cerda to put the ball deep in Uvalde territory, but the Cats fumbled and Uvalde recovered, winning the game. tg..-.Q if I 1, N, ,Y gn' . 4 s of ,V BILL BHOWNING, SOPh.TGCk1e ,fL,f:-,fm f MARION IAC COLBATH If center Nf ,J . OIIIGCOIIIIII r 'jf , rv W sf'1 .Jf,f -aj SAN BATTLES EAGLE PASS TO TIE :xo hmmm! OYYUYN7 'mx-:cf sir.-.' 2110 Bobvcts lzulw Fuss En1L5164sf'c:f1f to L: E312 .iocdlock oz.: igvz. t game for bmi. xesxmf. Kzgwskz Q 0Y9'! the fzwi tftllxo for the 1:1 ,z 45 igczmper Quouzizi lc-ft anti early :mv 'Pwr ' ruff tho 2 ww Iwi- Tfw 4Of'On'1 N, fix' rf:'1siO1f four E711 ' Exiklffif' vrhfh ui :Iimnw more fzt H cmd 7 O tk.. L :mer Kuiegski Q01 loose O11 cz 77 1 :Nur 'rf ,-fit 11D tif- HC. if T04 E11iO'.'.':1. iff f Qi The ffczl tltzof- '.'f:: iF for the lif. -K 1UO.f.f '.'i'1 +P' E 1 :Q Aff.. f Q 17:19 on .. . F KZ' Q DEL RIO DEFEATS SOUTH SP-TN A much improved Bobcat team suf- fered a 27 v 14 defeat when they iournev- ed to Del Rio for a fracas with the W'ild- Cats. a powerful l-1-AAA team. Kimball Mitchell put Del Rio com- mand early in the game with runs of 6 and 30 yards, respectively. Kniejski narrowed the margin with a 48 yard punt return behind good blocks offered bv the linemeri, The Bobcats tried an onside kick but the ball took a lucky bounce into the hands of an alert Del Rio lineman who went all the way for their third score. The half-time score was Zl - 7 in favor of Del Rio. Neither team was able to score in the third period but early in the fourth quarter Kniejski threw a l2 yard pass to Persvn for the tallie Del Rio scored once aain in the tnird quarter on Mitchell's 21 yard dash that sewed up the game for the Wildcats, 27 - 14. I .gl Q t , .M- LLOYD EDWARDS, lr. Center HMMY GRIFFITH, Soph. Tackle 1-am1DtlhDOrdu-5 F5 A qiti. I l u W 1 ln L 1? lf, f swf 5 ir? Si? sg F1 9' 4-.,-Y 5 N . 'LX X 3X v ai- 'bfi 'W . 'Q g A azz, 'x mzfw . X v ,. ,.,,., . 'ivwgg ., 0 M9255 11, ,, Rf Q., -wk z wut . A . N. .,. A, ,' MN ' 5 ,mx-f Wy- W- .x ,- aa , -k,X , '- MAH -V V I. . ' ,Q Mu.. .Z 9.,1i1i..1y3gggg: ,WF .il A A Q , MQ, I , 1, , fi Q - WS- 'J :fy ,f wwf-.,,3 44,,..,.y.,, fer. ' , ,,',,:.,,,,,,. 4 E-1 fx,-,Q bf ' .- 4- w...3'f f - 42.-, , ., -9,9 . m. , ,bx , ,M L- XXJ, , ,X um , Q , fig.. f' 1 -..xv-' ' , V 6 A 1 v i pfzeaml lkaaqe South San Antonio High School has been one of the most pleasant periods of work in my coaching and teaching experiences. I am proud to be a part of the coaching and teach- ing staff. I hope that I may be of some help to all the students as thev build themselves for a better and more desirable way of life. Those who give the most to life get the most out of it, is a rule which applies to sports, school, and life in general. Bottom Row C Morris I Moreno S Alexander B Stockwell C Grimes, B. Peterson, D. Symm, D. Middle Row C Gustafson Coach L Armstrong M Schhnke T Lerma, D. Lightsey, S. Mallory, L. Top Row L Domlngues E Holloway A Gonzales R Moran E Lopez, R. Sanchez, F. Collins, R. ,....i 1-Wi- i -4-angry Captains: Lett to right: lack Stephenson, Weldon Beard, Frank Pete Persyn. Coach I. A. Littleton Bottom Row: Left to right: Clyde White, Weldon Beard, lack Stephenson, Odis Magee, Pete Persyn, Lorenzo Garcia, Buddy Burrows. Top row standing: Coach Iarnes Littleton, Manuel Cuellar, Troy Hinson, Charles Dorion, John Sharp, Kenneth Black, Robert Villarreal, Glenn Campbell. frzj' VN .fix Q . J N! I - wa . K 1. f ,t,.hf., ,V- I J ss x Si . xi I E 4- .AX 2 Frank Pete Persyn All-District Captain SAN ANTONIO TOURNAMENT The So. San Bobcats captured the open division of the annual San Antonio Tournament for the third straight year. South San defeated Burbank 53 to 47 in the finals. The Cats gained the finals by defeating Boerne 54 to 5l, and upending Seguin 77 to 59 before taking the final game from Burbank. lack Stephenson Bob CRT C acl ers The So. San Bobcats opened the l956-57 basketball season with a 58 to 42 victory over the Central Catholic Buttons. The Cats played them a second time and de- feated them 73 to 65. In the annual lennings-IVIcCullom Trophy series, the Harlandale Indians took two straight games from the Bobcats by the scores of 69 to 49 and 60 to 45. Thus, So. San lost the trophy for another year. In a 2 game series with Alice, the Bobcats took both games. The Coyotes were defeated on our home court 63 to 53, and lost to the Cat cagers 72 to 61 in Alice. Captain Glenn Campbell B eq in Season t The South San Bobcats journeyed to Corpus Christi to battle the Miller High Bucaneers, but came back disap- pointed as South San lost 55 to 46. Kerrville's Tivy Antlers went down to the Cats twice as South San recorded two easy victories, 70 to 59 and 50 to 43. The Alamo Heights Mules gained revenge from the South San Cagers as they defeated the Cats twice. The Mules took an easy victory 67 to 44 at Harlandale, but had a tougher time in their own gym as South San went down 64 to 53. In single games, South San defeated Travis of Austin 56 to 46 and eased by a good Beeville team 55 to 50. . ,rf , Q af Weldon Beard All-District Honorable Mention All-State Captain Oddis Magee SO. SAN TOURNAMENT In the 17th annual South San tournament, the So. San Bobcats went to the finals where powerful Harlandale defeat- ed the Cats 82 to 57. So. San defeated Raymondville 84 to 46, and Northeast 75 to 23. In the semi-finals, the Bobcats slipped by Edgewood 63 to 1. HARLANDALE TOURNAMENT The Bobcats from So. San were defeated by Burbank 55 to 51 in the Consolation finals of the annual Harlandale Tour- ney. In the Bobcats first game, Weldon Beard scored 28 points, however Brackenridge won B5 to 49. So. San then defeated Lanier 65 to 64. Charles Dorion SO. SAN TAKES FIRST DISTRICT WIN The South San Bobcats took their first district win as they blasted the visiting Eagle Pass Eagles 60 to 46, to open District I4-AAA play. The Bobcats, led by Weldon Beard and Frank Persyn, took the lead and remained in front throughout the game. CATS DEFEAT EDGEWOOD The Bobcats took their second league victory of the sea- son when they defeated the Edgewood Red Raiders by a score of 53-44 on the Bobcats home court. South San held the upper hand throughout the game despite threats by Edgewood in the latter part of the contest. South San held a I7-ll first quarter lead and a narrow 29-24 advantage at the half. Pete Persyn scored 21 points for the Bobcats while Roland Lopez netted 14 for Edgewood. 'ta Troy Hinson kit Sb Buddy Burrows SO. SAN BLASTS UVALDE South San continued to set the pace in the 14-AAA race as they defeated the Uvalde Coyotes 65-44, on the Coyotes' home court. The Bobcats went on a scoring rampage in the first half and led at the intermission 35-19. South San held the Coyotes to eight points in the third quarter as the Bobcats' lead increased. Kenneth Black, sophomore post man, substituted for Iohn Sharp in the latter stages of the game and scored I0 points to help the Bobcat cause. Weldon Beard was deadly on his shots from the floor and took high scoring honors with 27 points. BOBCATS GO DOWN 60 to 59 The high-riding Bobcats were defeated by the Del Rio Wildcats, 60-59, in a game that featured a remarkable shooting percentage by Del Rio. The Wildcats hit 46? of their shots from the field, with three of their starters scoring near 20 points each. The highlight of the game came as the final buzzer sounded. The score stood 60-59 in Del Rio's favor when Pete Persyn was fouled, but missed his first free throw attempt, giving the Wild- cats the victory. Weldon Beard and Pete Persyn were high point men, scor- ing 24 and 21 points, respectively. The win put Del Rio in first place in the 14-AAA race with Lorenzo G'-'1fC1U the Bobcats holding on to second. SIN N ff , , ff! Robert Villarreal EDGEWOOD BEATS SO. SAN The Edgewood Red Raiders handed the Bobcats their second loss in district play by a score of 55-46, at the Raiders new gym. Edgewood never trailed in the game after taking the lead early in the first quarter. The Raiders led at the half 30-22, and staged a scoring rally in the third quarter that proved too much for the Bobcats to overcome, despite a desperate final quarter attempt. This loss put South San and Edgewood in cr tie for second place and pushed Del Rio into first place in the district race. SO. SAN TAKES 56 to 49 VICTORY The Bobcats regained their winning style as they defeat- ed the Uvalde Coyotes 58-49. The game was played at the South San Gym. South San jumped to an early lead in the first quarter and held it until late in the final period when Uvalde threat- ened the score by closing the gap to seven points. On the same night Del Rio lost a game to Edgewood which meant that South San was still in the district race, one game behind Del Rio. 91 H lu 'D Iohn Sharp All-District Second Team -Q-Q! Manuel Cuellar rx, X XJ Clyde White BOBCATS SLIP BY EAGLE PASS The Eagle Pass Eagles, who had not won a game in district play, gave South San a real scare when the Bobcats iourneyed to the Eagle gym and edged out a 55-54 win. In the first half the Bobcats were as hot as fire-crackers, taking a 35-24 lead at intermission. The Bobcats returned to the floor for the second half and were ice cold. They continually missed their outside shots as Eagle Pass chopped away at the lead. The highlight of the game came with only fifteen seconds remaining to play. Eagle Pass netted two points to make the score 55-54 in favor of South San. The Bobcats stalled the ball the remaining ten seconds to sew up the victory. CATS TIE DISTRICT WITH WIN South San, being in a must win situation, defeated the Del Rio Wildcats 56-45, and delayed the crowning of the District 14-AAA champion by deadlocking the district race. The Bobcats jumped to a 15-7 first quarter lead, holding Del Rio to a single field goal. The Wildcats came back strong in the second quarter and narrowed the gap to a 27-23 count at the half. With continuous hustle and the shorter Bobcats often out rebounding the Wildcats, South San was able to keep up its pace in the last half and capture this important victory. The win for the Bobcats set up a play-off between the two teams in Uvalde which would decide the district champs. s 1 Q , 4Jl'f,XA'Afr I fi l'-Y. Nv,j V' X-'J-ji ,I . f X: j ,Xi Kenneth Black 'om 402904 m Sm South San's hopes for a trip to the State Basketball Tournament went down the drain when they took a 73-69 defeat from the Edison Bears in a bi-district game played at the Har- landale gym. Edison's height was a main factor in their victory with the Bruin's tall man controlling the boards. Iohn Sharp, South San's tall man, also did an outstanding job on the boards. Edison never trailed in the game as they held a 14-12 lead at the end of the first quart- er and were on top at intermission, 37-32. The third quarter was Edison's best scor- ing period. The Bruins continually drove through the Bobcat defense and tapped in re- bounds to increase their lead to 12 points. Late in the final period with the sharp shooting of Pete Persyn, the Bobcats were able to cut the Bears' lead to four points but were unable to overtake the Bears as Edison sewed up the victory. gained! 0462 S' 'fifbfamaf ,Me The South San Bobcats won their third straight district title by defeating the Del Rio Wildcats 69-59 in a play-off game held at the Uvalde Gym. Del Rio put an early first quarter scare into the Bobcats, racked up 11 points to take a 13-10 quarter lead. The lead changed hands several times in the second quarter with Tom Taylor's shoot- ing keeping the Wildcats close to the speedy Bobcats. Taylor, one of the leagues top play- ers, had sprained his ankle in a previous game and was not expected to see action, but played the entire game. The score was tied at 44-all going into the final quarter but Weldon Beard put on an amazing outside shooting show that pulled the Bobcats out of danger and led the winners to their district crown. . n S South Sans A team coached by Cliff Gustafson won the Alamo League C1ty Championship The A team led by Fesse Ferro Ioe Dugger Alex Costillo Emmett Lopez and M1ke Shaddock, -Q 1153: 1, 'ti tl Q In i-'gi :Ogg lg n llzli I ali The Bobcat B team composed of Freshmen and coached by Kirk Drew captured the Bexar County Iunior Conference for 1957 by winning 18 straight conference games without a loss. Their u-. . 4 3' ' sv , . All. 'F H Six ,AN4 SAN L. N , 4 .. N ' ,-. l -1 f' vw , , i ., . n . , ,, , - .',' . Bottom row' left to ri ht' 1 Z1 , g . Rosendo Sanchez, Danny Carrillo, Tony Gomez, lulian Rodriguez, Carlos Casas, Hugh Guillen. luan Moreno, Erwin Lang. 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A' .f 'W 'Y BASEBALL SCHEDULE South San Bobcats 1957 DATE OPPONENT March 12 Alamo Heights March l3 East Central March 14 Harlandale March 18 St. Gerard's March 20 Central Catholic March 21 East Central March 23 Uvalde Tournament March 26 Alamo Heights March 27 Central Catholic March 28 Hondo March 29 Harlandale April 2 Uvalde April 5 Edgewood April 8 Hondo April l2 'Del Rio April 16 Eagle Pass April 18 Uvalde April 23 'Edgewood April 25 St. Gerard's April 30 Del Rio May 3 Eagle Pass Manager Ioey Burrows Coach Cliff ' denotes district games PLACE There Here Here Here Here Here There Here Here Here There Here Here There There There There There There Here Here Bottom row Left to right Ioey Burrows Manager, Fred Ruiz, Ioe Herrera, Alex Castillo, luan Her rera Donald Fletcher Douglas Lightsey Gregory Herrera, Weldon Beard, lesse Ferro, Buddy Bur Top Row Coach Cliif Gustafson Raul Cerda Ernest Chacon, Troy Hinson, Iaun Guerra, Kent Coffee Chuck Gordon Lorenzo Garcia George Burrows, Bobby Lara, Bobby Kniejski. 3, A N . 2 i' , --Y- 'n I5 ' - JN MX A R Iii 4 7 , X Xe' 4 ' K -' 'I , it in .r , W .f L. , X .X , 'L 4 ,u I - f r XT l. , XX - 11 X X rr M i - - f i' , X1 , X 9 , X f 2 1 x h I M X 1 X 1 lllpuw. If 1 i- 1 S L 5 ,lg . X X lnum ,I ! f fix gi 74 ,,,,,,z I A -1 Z' I Q- -' Infielders Bottom Row: Iuun Herrercr. Ioe Herrero, Lorenzo Gcrrcicx. Top Row: Buddy Burrows, Troy Hinson, Weldon Beard, Iesse Ferro. s 5 ' o W' VK 1 , - . ,i fa, V ,i,,,jj . ,, ' - , , .KWV f YY - +7 , , V i i . , , I - - , A, YY W Yt i f YH ,,- ,, N - I , V , fl f 1 - L ' f Y - - ' W J! v i i , ffm. le?- f - - L' . f x e -ei 51 , 1 ,I 1 1 -- qv? ' 'xv Af S K.,- ' Seniors ' ' , Bottom row, left to right: Fred Ruiz, Gregory Herrera, Wel- ', N 9 gf 5' don Beard, George Burrows, Top row: Ernest Chacon, Iuan Awjf. Guerra, Chuck Gordon, Bobby Kniejski, Coach Cliff Gus- l I 4, tafson. li' x P f , - t Q o an Pitchers and Catchers ' I F Left to Right, Bottom Row: George Burrows, Donald Fletch- 1 er Dou las Li htse I CJ Q Y- Top Row: Left to Right: Fred Ruiz, Bobby Lara, Iuan Guer- - ft ra, Ernest Chacon, Alex Castillo. S fix X mf f its iii X Qi .... if A.. :S V ' BSR?-RST, 15 , ,B .xx X 'X N, xxx X '. ' NX Q , X ,l x vkx xxX 'X lvxxuxstx X XXXXX XX x I I 1 1 X, x X K 5 X ,, 'dl 1 Xxxvx. txxxx-tx X Q xx xxx xx t' . , x t N X , uvxxkh Xxxk n Xxsxx X ' ' ' t ., , t t n. 'XX - W K R Q RX -. - NX, - xA' .Axlxttlxx.-lx,K'xvxkxx' ' .t , ,. 'A , '-.N 4, .A . ' -. -, 'xixzih N mf' '- 5 ,'..A h Ah: gf Left to right, bottom row: David Symn, Marvin Schlinke Top row Roscoe Lee Weldon Beard Budd Burrows. I I ' I Y 'L F, SD fe' ' -4 ,, , , say-- QX Z ' FM ,mire x iqffajs ' X X 'fd WW Xxxxf WS- COClCh Kirk Drew ff Weldon Beard, Left to Right, Buddy Burrows, Roscoe Lee 4 Y . ., Weldon Beard 5 fi-. ' Buddy Burrows 'T' wi 'X 'N -. Q Htl xifwzv '. '15 . Y - SSR X. ', -, 5' 1. X Y. , xx J E?-. n 'Vx ' ' 4 ,... x, , 'x 9 Qnkxxhl Rxfxfwxxxr , 1 ,Q fs 0 . xxx .x 4 X. X 5 Nb gba' x I X x N. N .Q IL, fx f G9 YE ' w- I .X I N,f?NV.Vx X s X . x . h - 'X xxx, x y , A ,S . , , , , n ,I. . W ,,,f ff, -. x , 2 , , ' ij Q A ,. MsZQ . . A d , 6 ,A 5 4 ,, v 'V J .A , iv? Roscoe Lee Chuck Gordon 6 . lf' l,' .1 v ' UT Lg? d l' sa ,MW LJ' PJKPGKO MQIY IO W 11- 11151 Us W8 n 9 M n . Je IWQUIUS z . Mgfw-:,, Magic. ',Qgv5.HglK. . A . . .4, du . ' H XJXOCOO 5 Conu etc If 'F' lf' KN' 'WW '43 van '13 ina Bien:-.. .. 453 'Gif Q ,ww W5 K if AQ O HOSe C I X cida COVG7' dsn s Q a Every Monday Wednesday and Friday the Girls Volleyball team practiced after school under the coaching of Mrs Sue Kolias Freshmen sophomores juniors and seniors tried out for the Varsity or A team The teams were announced early in December The Varsity consisted mostly of seniors and juniors while the A team was composed of sophomores and freshmen. Both teams participated in the Harlandale Tournament on March 28-30 and in practice games with Harlandale and East Central. Team members elected a captain for each team. Angelita Angie Guillen freshman was chosen captain of the A team while Amparo Ortiz senior was elected captain of the Varsity team. Participating in such sports for the last time were five energetic senior girls. They were: Amparo Ortiz who has been a Yarsity team member for 3 years' Grace Lopez Olga Garcia Fannie Mar- tinez and Mary Io Wilkins who have played one year. fe- Q iiudvm I Gt ocxe Lo? QUQ zumg No IQM Ulinez ,af- vw me we' C95 13 stlx ? I 'ETL AB OB mn MA p -XJQISXW Qger 4 :T 6 ea Adelalde I1m1nez Glona Tavor Eloxsa Perez Rxta Espensoa Manuela Garza Lupe Xxmenez Angehta Gulllen lane Puente Mary Lou Salas Tma Ibarra V1rgm1a McKean ,.- D ,si 1 xi Y I . 3' v , ,px , Y . 'qx I ,pi , Yr' x . HM e PMP. Ocovw Mm, EHEZ I 9 Q f ,lf I flifiiiiiiilfa Ali, W Tennis Schedule I Alamo Heights 5 So. San O ' Sam Houston Burbank l So. San 4 Alamo Heights Tournament O Seniors: Dorothy McAllister Amparo Ortiz Vivian Fritz Singles 2 . ., 'al h v Dorothy McAllister v X .. , f 4 Vivian Fritz ' P A Amparo Ortiz K T? M X V QQ it s Doubles X ' M C r , .,.r 1? , arian ontreras ' f' -if' . r, and ' it , . .,lPE ' '5 W a' Olga Garcia A' gb. L ,V Vivian Fritz and Arnparo Ortiz I Il ily ,wi D , mal :uw J I ,J DISTRICT PLAY District play found our girls' tennis team traveling to Uvalde, March 19, 1957. Vivian Fritz won junior singles by default. Amparo Ortiz and Clga Garcia were defeated by Uvalde's senior girls' doubles 6-0, 6-0, and Dorothy McAllister won in senior singles over Uvalde by 6-4, 6-3. if -:!Q.,... ...- 'nw 'U f til 1,1 C, J, ,y :Agn ,ni 1 Ill mffhrv it t ,g W a- 'V Q l , , ' 54 I ft L 'ft' ,, l if 0 S 'U ' f 7'.v,,, ' f :ia als H-f '4-nv' - f- -e a 'ua in be-1 Dorothy McAllister E 'PNN-X5 QUNQW X qff if X 2 J 5 i ll n L+, DQ-K Q -RQSQMD Qu: , we 4 ki SA 1, eq? A Q- .r' . -5, ! A. Left to right, bottom row: Paul Moak, Preston Walters, Melodie Tutschke, Nancy Williams, Ioe Vorhees, Rachael Easley. Top row: Buddy Burrows, Darlene Vickers, Weldon Beard, Sue Reynolds, Bobby Asbury, Irene Maurice, Ierry Brown, Marie Mortellaro, Ophelia Villalobos, Iesse Ferro, Elia Ortiz, and Raul Cerda. Tv uem cmd haf Ow'?f Left to right, Bill Scofield, Stella Maurice, Roy Moran, Terry Rodriguez, Bobby Asbury, Irene Mau- rice, Ierry Brown, Marie Mortellaro, Tina Ibarra, Iuan Moreno, Sharon McCarter, and Marvin Schlinke. , . X V KN 2 ,X 1 Yuv- bl 4, i I 1 I - .I ' f Kg 6 Ifu 'S -NN 0 . i f f'X4 xxxff jerry Brown X ,av A21 Queen Myet XIII Marie Mortellcrro cmd King X x 'K n Q6 'K -k Princess Irene Maurice cmd Prince Bobby Asbury 0 , 2 V - 6 Q 4 I A ., V ' 5 f tx I S . I Y It - U egvf- It J ' ,M 'fl if ' uf? 3' '-ffzxwkfw s . '1 ,, ?Ef.,,,4.- I ' ,ly ' . P E ilu fa- , . I QGZYI fy J X NE , jf ? tx? F fi , yx xt -A 1 f' 4' 4 ff 5 X - f -' x f Q A N 4 Q 'X x 1 . if MA M1 iw .LA A M 5 I I I J J 5 if i : 5 X V 'f' '-'A mf' ' , .ffffWfALrz i 3' f ff 'Wfz-rf'r1 u K A v 1 'l la - ' ' W.. I X fx, S7 7. f' 1 f A 'I .J Q 1 1 N I A V X, , 1 ff 4, X xx M fe Xf 4 XM w sf,fZ A - ,f , 5 'A1 , W.-,mf -jx ,, I-gg ., uf A X Q- R 'V 'E X 1 , M ,f f -qw , IQ ,I , , Q ir. ik A 1 fr an 1' A 494: -gx N 1 . 3 ' fa?-Gini 32i '4'..g1iTfi 311 .3 -4-I ' - . n Q M, 4 f k fm 1 ' , ,ff . x 1 Q 1 viral: W .' 5' ' I ,Av 4 .. Q ' x H u ff' , , F:-.2 1. , , fJ,::?,:,,,- v fig ilyyfg z ' - Q? '-'fi ,ffff f 4-'sf' Iunior play cast takes an encore after a fine performance Iuniors strive to make money for the lunior Senior banquet Ion Kindred Magnolia-Barbara Oliver Susan Randolph- Nancy Embrey Patience Randolph- Ernma Lee Trafton Mr. Hinman- Iohnny Ahrens Frankie Randolph- Ophelia Villalobos Dick Evans- Kenneth Ballard Mary lane Randolph- Evelyn Coates Mrs. Randolph- Nelda Brickey Elaine Randolph- Marie Mortellaro wh. Q 'A 1 4 2 I 1 x 1 2 1 A '- 'X 'T 3 Z . ' ,afyffv 3 ' lYLv!.2,hl 1 R32-AW agp ' 'iivfu , ... . , 4 .. L., A, , 4 .-Af 13 vrg ,hi 4 3 , 'MMMQ1 f 1 f ,V .1 1 Q . ' I P7 1 P fl 15 , ' avi ? Agfa 31 0 1 , Our teachers proved to be too much for the Senior boys as they won a tough battle by a score of 52 to 30, March 1, 1957 at the South San Gym. The Seniors fought cr hard battle but could never pull ahead of the Professors. Coach Drew and Coach Gustafson led the victors by scoring 18 points apiece. Goooooooo' Faculty' Miss Ioe Ann Westmoreland and Mrs Sue Kolias THE MIGHTY SIXTEEN vsTHE FIGHTING NINE Mgr. Iesse McCurry, Mr. Kerk Drew, Mr. John Giles, Mr. Alton Turner, Mr. Galen Elolf, Mgr. Russel Trafton, Mr. Larry Ace Parker, Mr. Warren Uecker, Mr. Clifford Gustafson, Mr. Bert Karrer M Harold Uecker. We gather early on this particular morning. Inside view of classrooms. Modern!! fs GI' X 1 69 4, Aff A not so crowded shot of our very crowded lunchroorn on the first day' March 5 1957 Our first day in the new school it an 'il' a, -44 aff, A 9' Principal Iames A. Kelley gives welcome ad- dress. 17? www., Mr. Berry and Donald Dack busy at work in the storeroorn. We still can't believe it all, as the first day ends. .1-.1-s a - V -,--gl-1 1-gn- W HI f 2 A l 41Mf fl I I f if Z k Z The best place 120 buy Say stude nts of South San Hugh IS JTI I XR ,V if W ' h : Tri N i'- J -Efiffffr-1 U-2'1 .- , V ., I Compliments Ot The -I SINGLETON BROS. SINGLETQN LUMBER COMPANY All thexr prrces are hammered down beutln San. IIOPRACTIC CUIIC South San Antomo Laredo Hwy if-ua Qumkf IHEWJEQ Complzments ol SAM S HARDWARE STORE Congratulatzons to South San s 1957 GRADUATES SOUTH SAN CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC Complzmen ts of INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINES CORP South San Antomo Dwxght Avenue After H1gh School Attend 'Z53t'ig'29LT ge E DRAUGHON s susmsss cou.EGs 6 '7E'I 'IfvD 411 E Martrn Street Phone CAp1to1 77346 San Antomo 6 Texas rn A Symbol oi Progress and Integrz y 'K Tm if Q7 in X du If -.w The Southwests Flnest Busmess College l PI lg!! PIONEER FLOUR MILLS SINCE 1851 Blsculr fn nouns Wnnswm S 00 For All Home Bqkmg At Your Grocers ITE ww KITCHEN FAVORITES iv I I INRICIIED 51 5 VIII! WIIN5 'Lou' CA 71404 129 E Guenther I - CIII ,I 1 1. . .- , - if -1 I M . Rl KT--T4 Q me 7, I of glgfi 3 E V or ?ff'7 E , W 'A 5 M I -, 41 I ' I , Y f Y 3 V .-tl. . N' ' LU ' I ' ' ' ft I ' ' 'ffjig I- . ., . . 1 ,N W V Eh.. 5' t Smce 1888 5 I H I if-'Q P - 1 2 ll t I lt, - , n I MIX 11215 S, V- 1 gif MILLS f ,' S 4 fill 1 annum ' - 4 ., X G' MJ 'IwFifx P. ' ' IV: 5 1 21.555 3 El I A eh V K... FIRE LIFE BONDS POLIO HOUSE FURNITURE HORSE Ii. f 199 -1,4 Women s Compensotlon Anlmol Llobllnty Retirement HOSPITAL All Known Forms of Insuronce LIABILITY BUSINESS TRAVEL PACE INSURANCE SERVICE AIRPLANE Insure Todoy Be SURE Tomorrow WA 2 6347 7I8 Dwight Ave WA 3 I837 Representing Copntol Stock Componues With Over One Bnllnon, Assets PERSONAL AUTO ' '14 . -. A I I I I ' 'J , I L ' -I I' I ' ,V 'QM 731 ' ,fha Y , lx A Ng g tvs I I , C- ', I If Xisfl ' - K Wzx , 1 .V l,,V, x 9-A-' XA ff I .r I . 9. X 1 ' , C' 'an s 'I' 9, , . . . . . . 1 1 W4 C 1 VILLAGRAM s GROCERY THE DONUT HOUSE 1 c 1 s CULP HUMBLE SERVICE S 1957 GRADUATES' WA 36441 hS ,.::.Q,..,. ...L VHUTARW CIVIUAN CLEANERS Qugufawk RQQA Souik SAN Anfomo ji omp iments of 0 , Comp iments of omp iments to The outh an . Sout cm Antonio 7 I X . Y ' f 4 -. 5 L., 1 1 i T 'FU O I T Juv 'A x . rl.. HQ, X Q... ,- J. SAlDANA'S FOOD STORES II Two Friendly Stores To Serve You And Your Community. 930 Loredo Hwy. T414 Loredo Hwy. WA-2-7241 WA-3-56OT THE JR. -SR. PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIATION '61, re 5-,I Left to f1Qh1f -top row: Mrs. G19S1Ck, Mrs. Thomas, Mrs. GI1m9S, Mr. Cecrl VV1111oms, Mr. Iomes Kelly, M M S T ' M E 1 M F h M E 1 h M K hl B tt M H r. . . ennmgs, rs, os ey, rs. orqu or, rs. rrqe ort, rs. oe er. o om row: rs. or- shcrw, Mrs. Lightsey, Mrs. Ferguson, Mrs. Vorces, Mrs. Nixon, Mrs. Fritz. Mrs. Ambersorr, Mrs. Cooper. Mrs. Embrey, Mrs. Von Hom. -UT' , y I EE: mil l-IIG I-ITOWER PHARMACY Your friendly druggist in South Son Antonio. 802 Dwight Avenue Phone WA 2-6385 lt's eosy to sto rt soving ot FROST BANK Open o Frost Bonk sovings occount by rnoil. Just rnoil in o check, ond your poss book will be sent by return moil. IT'S SO EASY TO SAVE .... AT FROST! A ETY COURTESY PROMPTNESS MAIN AND COMMERC IF lT'S BORDEN'S lT'S GOT TO BE GOOD rw 1 JVC-0,fVD y, 100 my as ,:--- YIARS G Borden Co. THE BORDEN COMPANY 875 Eost Ashby Son Antonio, Texos I TEXAS HARDWARE AND VARIETY Have A Coke d o Y e o dS U Today 3701 Nog lt WA0181 FRED S FEED STORE Around The Corner From Anywhere f 6, , TSP-Wy KC1lXXL2nnfHI COCA COlA BOTTHNG .D ,Q COMPANY San Antonio Texas X 1202 La edo H y Ph e WA 20271 ff' minimis The Lord bless you and keep you The Lord make has face 'ro shune upon you and be gracious fo you The Lord Iuft has countenance upon you and gave you peace BROWNING METHODIST CHURCH Murray O Johnson, Pastor ' ' ' Paints and Har ware - N - ' A F E yN dC I ee s ' Phone - I l I Dairy and Poultry Feeds C - -??viC'LrR fax ,, 4, rf Tx A Q Q 'TWT ,ff -XL Q,q'pH .f- 'T Q-,K 1.4 swf, 1 r Mn 1, , '11zr,rf,C '-, - , lf. M A X' n rw' :Tw U' Hx - I In W, W' X ff .I I 'V 'vLJ',', ,I X ,,...J'4 ., .fir 1 . A . y 1 I FL JV- A A ' r w . on - I ? . T I 3 I I S Y H L . 1 i -' . ia- K I I UNION STATE BANK YOUR COMMUNITY BANK Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 801 Dwight Avenue South San Antonio, Texas Have Your Cleaning Done At Have Your Printing Done At CLEANERS ALAMO BLUE PRINT 81 SUPPLY COMPANY 3635 Nogalitos Phone WA-39392 148 bwyer Avenue Phone CA-36341 I 'Q MILITARY DRIVE AJ.. SB owl HT 1' V 32150 Lnfewvsfmcrmu Ziff in tum IDN E Ami 3 suv-1-G one 9' QATEST MODELS DWIGHT TV SALES Dwight Ave. TV - Sets Appliances Records Phonogrophs 81 Gifts Mobil as Mobilubricuiidh L-J jmsf, ,janvica . . fflff ARN0lD MAGNOLIA SERVICE fx Loop I3 of Loredo Hwy. IU WA-20102 Dwujlffk Ave. PAY ! 6 Big Stores 'ro Serve You in - ,A , Son Antonio cmd Austin V ACADEM Y G T MORE! 1 A , 4' ELCZQSMY CA n E M Y by A-f MY S U-R P LU S 0' f ,,.q?l?lT3,, Af, RCHD E NW! jim r 1 xx 1. 'E' EZ3,.'L.'1!, l::..f 1T'-I 5 'STK ORXXIE 'N 'E'- 3603 S W Mllutory Drive WA3 T881 Jrxcuhon Mobdgug Q I . I as II 25? 3 A ff 'A ', '-fa? i fi ' S 'QE' LJ i 1 S 'Sag ' I email? J . Q EASIEY SERVICE STATION BRINKER MAGNOIIA STATION 542 Dwughf Avenue Phone WA3 93I3 ' Corner of Dwlghf and Nogollfos HUMBLE Pnooucrs I Ready to Serve you ,S,S S ' S 4 .51 S' -G. , N X. YN . 11-T I .N R S- I ,I I A M I QQSN - . T f I ' Q iix' p AI' - I 1 P1 'Q ya A , I ' . , P . 5 , -W . H. ' .iff . -- , ,zu N A F Z A, vz.,1, Q 1, A x A 1 M 4 I H I , A ' A I ' I LAALLQ- -u 3 Z l.r' :gy-:ii -- f ' , I 'f If I g ' ' . ' -f IQ ' Pip +f'f ' ' 51' I ,. N A I T Y I ,i?'1i-796, I vb , gy T ' I S, , I , n K, ' H. iff- T fs I Q X A if ' i T . '--f I if - , ' W T4 I I I Q 'A-V' -ffwf-' 'I 25 ROBE RTS PLACE THEY ARE BUSY BUT THEY HAVE TIME FOR YOU. NO PLACE LIKE ROBERT'S PLACE FOR A GOOD TIME AND GOOD EATS 2119 Southwest Milifory Drive OPEN until 3:00 A, M SEARS ROEBUCK AND CO l i dt Shar, HOPPING AT SEARS Shown shoppmg ln Sears Roebuck and Co sports department are left to rlght Carol Gammons Marlan Blanar and VIVIGH Fntz Iom these smart shoppers at elther of the two Sears 1n San Antomo Buy w1th confldence at Sears where you have the guarantee of Satlsfactxon guaranteed or your money back on every Item you buy Enjoy the convemence of Sears storeslde park mg lots Sears Revolvrng Charge Plan or Sears Easy Payment Plan Enjoy savlngs on quallty merchandlse at Sears low pnces SHOP AT SEARS AND SAVE' SEARS SOUTHSIDE STORE SEARS ROMANA PLAZA Pleasanton Road at Loop 13 Soledad at Romana Plaza WA 3-3466 CA 3-4311 Co pl ents of ROYAL S Ddyto H Pa h 1 4 M A CA 67325 Co plmet of Co p1 ts of SONORA CERAMICS 203 B Q'-ls A e e B tWshstoth 1957So thS BRADY T V GRADUATESI 622S W M1tc1yD Compl m ts of C0 P1 fs Of McDOWELL FLORIST A D CALLAHAN C111 ple ROSE S BEAUTY SHOP BROWN S FURNITURE CO m So Ih s LONE STAR PRINTING CO 315 E I C e Pho e CA B 1495 IF IT S PRINTED WE CAN DO IT CLEMENS PRINTING CO 207 Sc P doA e CA63113 BARRETT INDUSTRIES 2534 SW MIIIIGYY DTIVG WA 2 1271 m im I n . sc Q 20 Qin venu m i ns m imen ri v nu es i e e u an -' n 0 . . ii r rive Phone WA 3-7191 W. R. T. METZNER, M. D. j en m imen . . U omp imen s o Com 1m nts of , I . . u an . as omm rce n . , I n e r v . SOUTH SAN ANTONIO CLEANERS AND MEN'S STORE EVERYTHING FOR SCHOOL Invites You To Look Over Our Men's Clothing 475 Dwight Avenue And To Use Our Superior Cleaning ' E FREE PICK UP AND DELIVERY Fx 5 J 'T X4 . Q el I x It sos Dwight Avenue Phone Wa 2-1191 K vf' I I , .2 Q at ' 'x'XA:, X 4XT:. ':l:dX lv 5 in if ' C Q57 Mfwfllw E' U f fig- fx If' ' f S YA L E f -f ' , POSEY'S PRINT SHOP g ,K Q 1609 Pleasanton Road I ' . For A11 Your Printing Needs H DEALER E 'I ' to W WN SUWGA azz 67' Q ' 529 f 7 ' X f r I 3 g Q - , 414. Remodeling 0 Residential QP I Commercial Designers and Builders QQ' I l -1... I f 1 I Udrfirous 1 -fri I ' 1 EQ CONTRACTORS - -. SOUTH SAN GARAGE 627 SW Military Drive Ph. WA 3-2551 - Till 7 p. m. 8 M. B. Showmaker, COwnerD 1291 Laredo Hwy. WA 2-0331 COMPLIMENTS OF THE UPTIMIST ClUB MAREK LUMBER COMPANY 363 N g lt WA 35011 11 GOODYEAR S SERVICES BELL AUTO PARTS 3606 Nog lt WA 3 5681 3553 SW M lt y D WA 39101 1319 S F1 e CA 61092 1 0 o aios - ' , 1 KM , . F , V' . 3' , 6 -3 6- f- ar ? , 3 1 I ' 614 sw Military Dr. WA 3-4563 f- F I f , ,i 1 L A Y crios - I iicxr r. - . or s - x gesarsa a s I fam KERRVILLE CO. 2,02 AkL9LLSfLL QA Q-'737f 4, Q I V X 4 1 I v V - L I ,, k-- 01 3 ' 'J' f- Q - ugilm L-V ' ' 5' F5 1 Tl gg--1:-Qi-' E3--9 H g 'i X J' ' . ' -Z,-142' -Q S? , ' :1, fL -1 .S I I. 1 we e wash it 5 '- f Seniors? Atter Graduation It's DURHAM BUSINESS COLLEGE For Information Call CA-77346 105 San Pedro Complete Courses offered in S t 1 d ecre aria an Accounting Work B Ad t is ration General Business Courses BEXAR COUNTY GRICK if LUMBER COMPANY See Us For Your Building Needs 1332 Laredo Hwy. WA 3-4391 1 'K 3 ii K F f ,- ,.V x, .V V R. , K- N' . k ,- .V- N' A ',.. X- . , X. . A N, ., A ' ' s- , C- x. xx! I 1--il THE SOUTH SAN ANTONIO BAPTIST CHURCH T EIL ByY 6, PAM Q if Qin--.f CIRCLE PHARMACY P ALL OVER TOWN 4oosN WA36491 I O AI y H dyf s Y SAN ANTQNIQ i 4 ,,,,,J. F C' f ' , O , T A 1, L, ' T 4' N x W W vv A , . 1 T. 9 A I . . - i si 2 A f ' 9 A ' 5 - 4 3 y , ' ff sur it tv 1 - - X E v ! Y I ' ' V. ..., ..- 1 Ei 2' g'f s Q ' A u our Furniture at 4 4 A a A wi venue ' S h SGH '-- - . Q X .,,. ,44. Q1 Prescriptions A S eciclty Ffa is is r-1 X A k? g- JKT? g litos Phone A s ec o erve ou EN 'A' THE LARGEST STORE IN THE LARGEST STATE Comblnmg oll the odvontoges of o great m tropolnton store with cull convemence of suburban porkmg S0.SAN SUPERETTE Downtown S0-rx HhTomQ :ms GREATEST :wean Sam. Anfma ,423 M C 31' nos EAST HousToN STREET X6-,. aff PEACE 5 sm SO. SAN Amomno, TEXAS -WA-2012: DOSE 3 Home 5 Axio Sl-lppl ,1 , DONT y x E W y , 4, sol ,Al . lu-surf wg ' 6, Vllllon Yann 1 .1 tif if D Know ' I C,-. 2 Q, 51' '- ,-1- ' A ' oun f W Y SERV 1 N' I 05 1 qu. 424.5 J xx Spf GAS! 3 X fs and GAS V ' K4 L 5 .Q X if. , A wf NECCHI SEWING MACHINES The Students at South San really enjoy using the Necchi Sewing Machines. They make sewing easier and much simpler. The Girls Enjoy Sewing With Necchil NECCHI - ElNA SEWING CIRCLES Store No. 1-1 123 Navaro Street Store No. 2-1923 Fredericksburg Road Store No. 3-129 Goliad Road The 1957 Cat Tale Staff would like to express our gratitude to our advertisers for making this annual possible. Without their kind as- sistance and co-operation this annual would not have been possible. Thank You Sue Reynolds Business Manager '57 Cat Tale WZ, WZ, WU! WDW w' 7.... lx , . we tiab ..., K.x.,':n- '. 5'-3.1, ,na-if A ' I. . ' q-jx: :Qty .0 ' Y QT? I' 'k':A ' y ' 'K' .. p -Y ,:,.:s..'-Ywpggivu ms .': 3+-sp'-'. 1 -A ,,',. 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