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

Text from Pages 1 - 288 of the 1965 volume:

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The first picture at the left shows the Bobcat calendar, sponsored by the Stu- dent Council,being brought up to date by Alba Ortiz and Victor Garza. The purpose of the calendar is to keep the students informed about coming school events. The second pic- ture shows a group of Student Council mem- bers working on a homecoming project to boost school spirit. Next in line is a picture showing our fighting Bobcats getting ready for Friday's big game. Finally, a few of the students on their way to class stop to look at a CAT TALE advertisement. OUR SOUTH SAN HIGH SCHOOL Our own South San High School Long may it standg Remaining ever victorious Throughout the Land. Our own South San Bobcats, They'll fight,you'll see We're all right behind them Till they gain this victory. Our own South San colors, Long may they waveg Forever flying so gallantly O're our boys brave. Our own South San Bobcats, They'll fight, you'll seep We're all right behind them Till they gain this victory. QLeft to Righty Marcia Van Helen, Jim Hageman, Pam Littleton, Val Aldrich, Philip Dugger, ,Totui Christopher, Johnny Guzman, Tony Leiva, Cruz Lopez, Charles Flens f ,vf-ggk, W ,X Y 'wi Wm!! 34263, 4 m 'W sfmyhwrvwygww mi ' 'H ' 'v K gif f gee ,... . ,..., W! ,--A-w..,, ,, ,m M M V' Y ' - -- -, ' 3.5-all-Lf'-. 'wwTL un1mwQ1' MW-M 'W Umm, m g? V ,NW qFif na?g, mia. Q Sag, eww w 'mfs Mu M Y 9' .Q v Un M W L Ml AE M WM W ' M deg il sis? ww M91 wa A Fm as ig? W I x U uwyqwifk ,gfww iw W , ff iw W . ,M ll W 3 jg F gm in -P HF: 4 1 v v Ei M g,,e,, 5 2 vm? ' 1 fn A W 3, H,M,,,,M ,Mg , . M ,ww ,M,,,,,,,, , M, , . ,G ,Q uweqgjg-:Av FPJAWW. qw , ' W . ' ' -n'.15g:':,.n W I ' 1 My 1 ,fu .fr Af A ..--.4- .-1. SCH GGL SPIRIT THRIVES At right, some of our favorite acrobats try their skill at forming a human pyramid. The student body, assembled for a pep rally when the feat was attempted, appreciated the group' s efforts. However, it was generally agreed that the boys need a little more practice before they will be ready for the United States Olympic team. Below, it is hard to believe that a short time ago this hall was filled with eleven hundred noisy students. School spirit is a vital part of life at South San. At left, the results of digging deep into closets and imaginations are displayed by a group of Seniors who typified the effects of Crazy Day on the student body. One of the activities of Homecoming Week, Crazy Day was held to promote interest in So. San' s Homecoming game against Uvalde High. During football season the top officers of the classes decorated the goal posts at Bobcat Stadium, in keeping with school spirit. These officers are Tony Levia, Mary Lou Sandoval, Seniors, Paula Morris, Elsie Kerfoot, ,Tuniorsg Sylvia Dominguez, Evangelina Lopez, Sophomoresg Norma Pena, Janie Sosa, Freshmen. If , Jw, 15511 f -,,,.,,Qwg.Qfef 'W .Nil 1 U 2 , . U 4 :L-3 wig? Qi ,Wg , 'vi m1,,,1 , fl wg 1' ', W, :wa ,. ,T , ,S CAMPUS VIEWS. . .k,E,J, ,, gi , A V Right is a view of the rear patio, where the Bobcadet pep squad meets every morning to work out a drill for Friday night's football game. Below is the side entrance to the high school. Every niorning fifty teachers and eleven hun- dred students climb up these steps to begin a hard days work. m CAMPUS LEADERS South San Antonio High School has long been the center of education for the surrounding com- munity. The School, seven years old, is not only attractive but contains the best of educational facilities. Left is the entrance to the gymnasium, home of the champion Bobcat basketball team. To add color to the annual the following campus leaders pose at El Tropicano Hotel in formal attireg Alva Schulze: FTA president Berle Barnett: NHS president Alba Ortiz: Student Council vice president Victor Garza: Student Council president Judy Charleton: FTA president J 3 'f' L fl Q- ff' ,Qin if , '-f I my ,www 1 u, H R Mm, a lik . afilgfz W J3?2E3W? AW, Wm ,,,g V, : -1,,e',,, . , .. ,f I . Q. 5 an 1-5 awk ,V Vkr... N .. X ti , 5 b . N. Q. ., in eh R X' ga an X Sz fx , l5 -few f. HUM. 'I' 1 ., is ia, I Aw .5 , F Q , , . :1 t vm wg I vi , an is ,N 7 , 9 , iw! 43 s 'S e. 1 S , VF 'a L-,Q .5. f J. 5lmM,NL5 . K, , . Qs,- 1 -- ,ln ..mgf.f Wy fr ,izggfmfgi g1,5.mg!.f F ' ff WL X N ,... , ,, .5 iss- Q . M W mm,w,,3: MS4'4 S i ADM I N I ST RAT I O N MORRIS S. IENNINGS Superintendent of Schools Mr. Jennings and his Staff, with the support of the Board of Education, guarantees that the education we receive in our com- munity is the finest available. .2 fre JAMES BLACK NICK CUFF - Vice - President BOB GAMMANS - President BILL PEACE BILL STOCKWELL - Secretary ALTON TURNER G. G. VILLALOBOS DICK WALKER Board of Education ADMINISTRATION WCJRKS HARD ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENTS ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL ACK MANGUM PRINCIPAL FACULTY As the year goes by there is an increase in both the size of the student body and the number of teachers which make up the faculty at South San. The teachers who direct the Work of the 17 departments, are the backbone of the school. Us ' Q 73 ab Q to Ks i Kai - ' 1 ...L zbgaillf V In -fiffffh WF A' .iissarm H5::::::. Varies. i:::::::::! ::::::: HOMEMAKIN Mrs. Ethel McKinley Mrs. Vada Belle Zellner G EDUCATION IS BENEFITIN The I-Iomemaking Department of South San Antonio High School encourages the pupil to continually stay prepared for Whatever emergency should arise. The major purpose of vocational homemaking education is to prepareyouth and adults for the occupation of home- making. The homemakers of tomorrow are now learning homemaking skills. They are also being trained to understand human relationships which will help them achieve satisfying home living. The specific areas of instruction covered at the different levels are: l. Child Care and Child Development . Clothing and textiles . Family Relations 2. 3 4. Foods and Nutrition . Health and Home Care of the Sick 5 6. Housing and Home Management G Homemaking is fun from the looks on the girls' faces. LANGUAGE ARTS Mrs. Barker ENGLISH Miss Maloney ENGLISH Mrs. Kinmau ENGLISH Mrs. Atchley ENGLISH Mr. Gunga GERMAN Mrs. Schulze ENGLISH .-w-'HV' 4 Mr. Gunga teaches his class the German conjugations. 18 English is a required course in the freshman sophomore andjunioryears ofhigh school Englishis an elective in the senior year but is recommended for those planning to attend college. Grammar and composition are taught the first semester. During the semester students build a better vocab- ulary, learn good sentence construction and write interesting themes. Litera- ture is taught the second semester. German, a second modern foreign language, is offered tojuniors and sen- iors. This course gives the student a workable knowledge in reading, speak- ing and writing the German language. It also gives the student an idea of the cultural background of Germany and its people. ME ETS TREMENDOUS DEMAN DS Mrs. Sauk C. Mayers ENGLISH Miss Sally Fischer ENGLISH Mr. Tom Collins SPEECH, ENGLISH Public speaking, as both a communication and as a fine art, is taught in the two years of speech courses. While learning to construct and deliver speeches for practical situations, the stu- dents gain poise and self-con- fidence. Emphasis is given to good voice development and the improvement of diction. Extra-curricular speech ac- tivities include senior and junior full-length plays. The University Interscholastic League competi- tion offers additional speech ac- tivities with the one-act play, prose and poetry interpretation, persuasive and extemporaneous speaking, and debate. Our foreign language courses have been enhanced this year withthe use of a lan- guage lab and other audio- visual aids such as records, tapes, film-strips, and arti- facts provided by a Mexico depth study purchased by the Spanish Club of last year. These teaching aids have provided a delightful way to study a foreign language. It offers our classes a chance to learn and practice new lan- guage patterns - meet new people in foreign lands-ex- plore new places-gain new insights and broaden their un- derstanding of a foreign cul- ture. These materials help to make the matter of language study more interesting and each lesson a stimulating ex- perience. Mr. Edwin Kraemer SPANISH Mrs. C. B. Oates SPANISH J f 4 Awe H X1 K ,YF ,, ff' Q1 Q-4 Q 5 I5 '. X f ' . -i J W-.N SCIENCE AND MATH NECESSARY FOR Mrs. Nichols Mr. Nolan Mr, Scott Mr. lesser Mr. Guhga Mr. Pratiuni 20 Mathematics is the main stream of modern science and as a result the study of all branches of mathematics is of the utmost importance in today's scientific World. Trigonometry is a very important branch of mathematics and will help the student become aware of the many oppor- tunities available in the World of mathe- matics. Commercial mathematics or applied Business math is studied in our school. This course is designed to be helpful to the student in solving his personal and business mathematical problems that would be encountered in everyday living. Algebra l, Geometry and Algebra ll, which are other branches of mathematics are offered to the ninth, tenth, and eleventh grades. Oh, come on nowg surely you know what 2+2 is???' SUCCESS IN THE WORLD OF TODAY t LW .r Mr. Fred Atchley Mr. John Pomykal Mr. Lee Roy Leschper Mr. Fred Kinman 7 jf When I count to three, we better run! General Science gives the student an overall awareness of the various scientific fields, and develop sci- entific interest. Biology consists mainly of the study of plants and animals. The pur- pose of the course is to prepare the student for future life whether it be going to college or leading a voca- tional trade. This is done by discus- sion in the classroom, then by ob- servation in the laboratory Whenever possible. Mr. Robert Haley Mr. George Norell Mr. Mike Peineman HISTORY, CIVICS AND SOCIAL STUDIES American History, World History, and Civics are the courses which make up the Social Studies Department of South San Antonio High. The main purpose of these courses is to help the students gain a bet- ter knowledge of their role as present cit- Mr. John Ferrara Mr. Leroy Pipkin Mr. Clyde Fest izens and as future voters. Students not only study the history of the World, Amer- ica, and our government, but also learn to take an active interest in current events. Mr. John Tur man 22 HELP DEVELOP GOOD POLITICAL LEADERS X S in .EEA SA X AXLOO E A 4,-ff Q ,,j f , L, L ,fu-us, ,A DECA DEVELCPS THE MIND- Mr. Carl Eakirr Mr. George Norell 24 Our lndustrial Arts training pro- gram is an important part of the public schools program and of the education of the modern boy and girl, Its aim is to give the pupil a background that will help him fit into the Working world, which is the basis of our industrial society. The Journalism course has two pur- poses: to assist the student in reading newspapers and magazines more intel- ligentlyg and to teach correct methods of gathering and writing articles for the newspaper. The school newspaper, Tl-IE BOBCAT, is written and printed by the Journalism pupils, D.E. gives students the opportunity to learn the principles of business and to use on the job. The course gives juniors and seniors valuable experi- ence which will help them in later life. Mrs. Sauk C. Mayers Mr. Clark Erwin PHYSICAL EDUCATION-THE BCDY Mr, Bill Dalton Mrs. Elaine Tanner Mr. Cliff Gustafson Miss Amparo Ortiz Mr. Earl Lankford Mr. D. J. Scott The Physical Education Department of South San Antonio High School takes an active part in the AAI-IPER. The pur- pose ofthis program is to seek out the physically unfit as well as those of desirable physical standing. Then the goal is to improve the physical status of the unfit as Well as that of the stu- dents of higher physical ability. Students are given a progressive and systematic program of calisthenics and conditioning exercises throughout the year. This program includes: pull- ups, sit-ups, standing broadjumps, shuttle runs, 50 yard dashes, softball throws, and 600 yard run-walk. These tests are given twice a year with physi- cal improvement the ultimate goal. 25 BUSINESS AND LIBRARY PROVIDE TRAINING Mrs, Croft Mr. Hafner Mrs. McCrury Mr. Burkholder Mrs. Uecker Our Business Depart- ment consists of Typing I, Typing III, Stenography I, Stenography ll, Bookkeep- ing and Business Law. These, which are given to juniors and seniors, pre- pare the students for a suc- cessful future in a business and to become a qualified office worker. Mrs. Hatten 'X The school library has many functions. It is a service agency which provides materials on all subjects and all interests of stu- dents and teachers. lt serves as a teaching agency by helping stu- dentslearnhow to use books and libraries, how to find informa- tion, and how to study. It is a materials center which houses all types of printed matter as Well as audio-visual materials for the use of teachers and students. The library also is a reading center, a place for enjoying books, as Well as for investigating prob- lems and for study. Mrs. Hatten and her student librarians are always glad to help you find any type of book or any information which you might need. MUSIC PROVIDES PLEASURE Mr. Kretzmeier Y Ew a n.-.-.Wm S ' l y The choir is covering more literature this year and Working more on sight reading and theory. Each year the choir presents the student body with a Christmas assembly. In April the choir puts ona concert to the public. Also,each year the choir competes with all the schools in surrounding dis- tricts for a rating. The Bobcat Band stays busy the year round. Activities begin each school year with the football games and continue through marching contest, parades, playing contest, concerts and on into the summer with summer band. The band looks to Mr. Meads for leadership and finds their confidence in him well placed. Mr. Meads GUIDANCE AND SPECIAL EDUCATION Mrs. Pat Campbell Girl's Counselor Mr. V. O. Harp Director of Guidance Todayis society demands that you, the students, make realistic decisions about life goals early in your school careers. There is no one time when you make THE decision. Instead, each year you make a number of small decisions which will either help or hinder you inyour efforts to achieve success. Unless you have some idea of what you would like to do with your life, it is hard to know what courses to study or how far to go in your schooling. The Guidance Department, your counse- lors, and the teachers are available to help you answer these questions. YOU must take the initiative for it is YOU, the inquisitive student, who must seek that you may find, ask that you may be given, knock that the door may be opened unto you.,' Berle Barnett, senior, discusses future college plans with counselor. 'brew STRESS HELP T0 INDIVIDUAL Mrs. Beatrice Richter TEACHER OF HIGH SCHOOL SPECIAL EDUCATION Mrs. Marguerite Jordan COORDINATOR OF SPECIAL EDUCATION FOR THE DISTRICT The Special Education Pro- gram is so structured that each pupil may progress at his own rate of development without com- parison to theoretical norms of others in his group. A child may enter this program when he be- comes eligible for public school attendance. A high school diplo- ma may be issued to educable students upon satisfactory com- pletion of the seven levels of development. , MAINTENANCE AN D The secretaries in Qour school's many offices are indispensable. They are assisted in the principal's office by students who take care of daily attend- ance records and other office work. Equally important are the custo- dians who are responsible for the main- tenance of the school. Many hours of hard work by these men have helped to keep the school in a condition the stu- dents can be proud of. CAFETERIA ARE IMPORTANT Good hot food and plenty of varieties are made each day for all of the South San students. All of the cafeteria Work- ers prepare meals each day for all three lunch shifts. Left to Right-Mrs. Imogene Thompson, Mrs. Thelma Mosley, Mrs. Jo Griffith fManagerJ, Mrs. Rose Hammond, Mrs. Annie Eloff. Cafeteria duties shown here by Mr. Bodiiford are only half of the cus- todians daily chores. R. B. Bodiford-Head Custodian IN DAILY ROUTINE Two of our custodians, Mr, Hearn and Mr. Rodriquez, help to keep our three Wing school neat and clean along with the help of all the students. Left to right-P. W. Hearn, T. Rodriquez BAND PARTICIPATES IN MANY ACTIVITIES SWE ETH EART BEAU Carol Singleton Richard Sauter DIRECTOR Mr. M. K. Mead FL SENIOR BAND MEMBERS: Front row, left to right: Shirley Becker, Anita Vara, Lynn Symm, Connie Gaddy, Alva Schulze, Sandra Clayton, Rita Brown. Second row: Carol Singleton, Alfred Gembler, Pam Littleton, Linda Rains, Judy Charlton, Gregory Schlundt, Harriet English. 'Third row: Olivia Guz- man, Eloy Laque, Bobby Emerson, Bill Price, Charles Flens, Paul Harrison, Donald Wilsford. MAJORETTES Linda Rains Carol Singleton Beverly English 35 i FLUTES: First row, left to right: Shirley Becker, Anita Vara, Lynn Symm, .Tohanna Burroughs. Second row: DeBrada Berger, Connie Gaddy, Kathy Kinney, Mary Jennings. CLARINETS: First row, left to right: Rita Brown, Ruby Cade, Mary Scanlon, Sandra Clayton Alva Schulze, Maureen Cavanaugh.'Second row: LindaLassere, Linda Gillespie, Linda Thomas Robert Quintanilla, Lillie Rendon, Ernest Rendon, Linda Wright. Third row: Jimmy Woolum Ben Boyd, Albert Salas, Bill Miller, David De Leon, Louis Lopez, Randolph Batoon. i ortit 'W l l ' rl ' WOODWlNDSg Oboe, Beverly English, Bassoon, Karen Croftg Contrabass Clarinet, Bobby Emersong Bass Clariners, Paula Morris and Barbara Hassler. SAXOPHONESg Alto: Eugenio Chavarria,Vicky Cook, Gregory Schlundt, Linda Rains, David Patino, Judy Charlton, Jimmy Lee. Tenor: Armando Sifuentes, Pam Littleton, ,T.B, Evans, Alfred Gembler. a .x or fslxc l CORNETS: First row, left to right: David Kraemer, Raul Reyna, Charles Flens, Paul Harrison, Olivia Guzman. Second row: Santiago Garcia, Kenneth Smith, Tommy Fogg, Eloy Laque, Edward Gonzalez, Linda Johnson. FRENCH HORNS: Harrier English, Nancy Webb, Ned Ludlow, Donald Wisford, Candace Crawford, Larry Adler. BASSES James Plunkettl Dennis A1SX3l'1dE Bill Price, John Off enhakei 3 I lift! -'wa PERCUSSION: Hector Ponce, Sylvia Dominguez, Ted Luna, Nancy Clayton. TROMBONES: Alex Gonzalez, Robert Downes, Alfred Hassler, David Wilburn, Barbara Santer, Jesse Martinez. BARITONES: Carol Singleton, Edward Gonzalez, Mary Sharp, Charles Manning. B BAND: First row, left to right: Sylvia Garcia, Sheila Jones, Beatrice Gomez, Elizabeth Villagran, Diana Gonzalez, Jane Walker, Dorothy Scott, Rosalinda Castillo, Linda Ryals, Linda Neer, Ronnie McCulloch, Carolyn Vanon. Second row: Donna Adler, Roy Devora, Carol Myrick, JoAnn Lakatta, Martha Sharp, Carlos Lopez, Oscar Ybarra, Roy Granada, Billy Miller, Richard Tellez, Elizabeth Cantu, Connie Vela, Barbara Tarin, Gloria Sanchez. Third row- Janice Hierholzer, Kathy Kiser, Kathy Cuff, Rudy Narvaez, Kenneth Self, Adolph Munguia John Riviera, Lupe Salazar, Henry Garcia. Fourth row: Jeanne Barker, Douglas Heritage. R9 PEP SQUAD PARTICIPATEE First row, left to right: Lupe Cantu, Elida Flores, Rose Mary Gonzalez, Maria Quintanilla, Pat Michell, Armendina Quintanilla, Cecilia Sifuentes, Cynthia Gallio, Jackie Teague, Adelpha Martinez, Mary Ann Cniz, Donna Bucha Rosie Rodriguez, Mary Delgado, Pam Pridgeon, Sally Rodriguez, Henrietta Blanquez, Mary L. Garcia, Josie Sanchez, Sh Harrison, Irene Flores. Third row: Mary Allen Guerra, Rafaela Garcia, Barbara Montgomery, Ester Rodriguez, Nz Rosemary Alvarez, Aurora Sanchez, Leslie Batterson, Virginia Trevino, Pam Wallace, Sandra Hoyle, Katherine Hadt Law, Ravis West, Ellen Wright, Yolanda Puente, Yolanda Cantu, Sue Kellner, Martha Martens, Bonita Sessions, Bra Betty Jean Koehler, Karen Carnahan, Sheryl Terry. Fifth row: Sharon Burke, Rosie Garzes, Blanca Gonzales, Rosen Diana Trevieso, Sandra Dolph, Dolores Puente, Margie Cardenas, Cruz Escobedo, Yolanda Ozuna, Olivia Soto, Aguilar, Camille Carzine, Elizabeth Kidd, Arjelia Gonzales, Irene Martinez, Roxie Upton, Sylvia Ximenez, Olga Sant The drill team dances at the half-time for the enjoyment of basketball fans. N ALL ACTIVITIES Ez, Edith Gildemeister, Sherry McCoy, Patsy Garcia, Cruz Lopez, Marcia Van Hellen, Mrs. Elaine Tanner, Terry ,da Garcia, Linda Rosenbusch. Second row: Eudelia Garza, Bertha Flores, Yvonne Mace, Marina Robles, Hope Ramirez, ino, Janet Word, Mary Esther Zamarron, Sonya Singleton, Lucy Almaguer, Rosie Dominguez, Sheila McDaniel, Beatrice , Ali Dawes, Rosalinda Martinez, Eugenia Roden, Mary Alice Flores, Tyra Frierson, Rose Mary Lopez, Carmen Diaz, a Broom, Martha Runnels, Hermelinda Castillo. Fourth row: Maria Garcia, Teresa Garza, Annie Consemiu, Mary E, Sharon Day, Linda Coy, Julia Miller, Linda Peterson, Dottie Vela, Cecilia Ruiz, Katherine Taylor, Margie Morales, ragon, Janice Horton, Nancy Harrison, Janice Arnold, Alice Jiminez, Carrie Montoya, Jolyn Walker. Top row: Salazar, Gloria Rodriguez, Diane Kilpatrick, Mary Helen Morales, Gloria McGee, Judy Finley, Joyce Risley, Margie ia Offenbaker. So then she said---. Pep Squad girls display enthu- siasm for basketball as they cheer the team on to vic- tory? CHEERLEADERS Mary Ann Cruz Donna Buchanan Yolanda Garcia Adelfa Martinez Linda Rosenbusch l In the picture at right, natives dem- onstrate a tribal custom in whicl , the women of the tribe encourage l their warriors by working themselves into a frenzy by screaming and waving giant muki-muki plants. Above, millions watch breathlessly as the famous dancing sensations, the 'Iwinkletoes Five, demonstrate their new creation, the cheerleader stomp. At left, the Bobcadets line up for the order of the day, which is given every morning by Marcia Van Hellen, president. Below, what kind of sign language is THAT?! 0,0 CHCRAL GRGUP BRIGHTENS SWEETH EART BEAU SPONSOR William Kretzmeier O F FI C E RS PRESIDENT ----------------------- Jim Hageman VICE PRESIDENT Ace Schlameus SECRETARY TREASURER Thelma EClwardQ SERGEANT-AT-ARMS '---- -- Felipe Garcia CI-IAPLAIN ----- Carolyn North SCHOCJL WITH MUSIC VARSITY CHORALg First row, left to right Mary Kay Evans Arlene Davis Linda Culley Jane McCartney Faye Dell Haese Lillian Castillo, Alice Jimenez, Sharon Burke Ilda Ruiz Mary Lupe Garcra Anna Cantu Carolyn North Yolanda Garcia Terry Casilla, Hermalinda Castillo Sue Christopher Second row Karen Williams Kathryn Taylor Shirley Frankenfeld Mary Ann White, Candie Upton, Sonya Singleton Esther Rodriguez Ophelrz Juarez Kathy Dugan Sheryle Terry Yolanda Jimenez, Adelina Sanchez, Thelma Edwards Third row Edward Erwin Henry Seay Charles Fox Steve Mallett Val Aldrich Robert Bonham, Alan Legg, Mike Hersh Steven Ball Darrell Hageman Charley Wade Bobby Strllwell Fourth row Wayne Whitten, David Castano, Felipe Garcia Tom Steele Ignacio Lara John Herrera Mike Ellis Roger North ChesterVickers Joe Yanez, Nestor Sandoval, Oscar Ramirez B CHORAL: First row, left to right: Elaine Aaron, Estella Martinez, Rosie Valdez, Roxanne Upton, Sheila Fogg, Sandra Damon. Second row: Gloria Ontiveros, Olivia Silva, Jolyn Wal- ker, Mary Cuellar, Carrol Myrick, Helen Browning. Third row: Diane Ingram, Helen Salas, Douglas Col- lins, Roy Lee Rossman, Gregory Mar- tinez, Lois Berry, Otilia Viera. STUDENT COUNCIL SERVES SCHOGL President Vice- President Sec. -Treas. Pflflia-fD6Y1F3fl3l'l Victor Garza Alba Ortiz Beverly English Ronnie Carroll Sponsor N Miss A mparo Ortiz In the fall a Student y Council representative is l chosen from each home- p room, The minor officers Chaplain Sgt--at-Arms Historian p are elected from afnong Pam Littleton Tony Leiva Margie Ellis l these members during a 1 regular meeting of the club. During the preceding spring, school wide elec- tions of the president, f A Vice-president, secretary- Larry Adler treasurer, and parliamen- Jeanne Barker 3 tarian are held. 3 , x i 1 Berle Barnett 'f Betty Black Rita Brown Elizabeth Cantu Judy Charlton ' l l ' 1 'fri I 'R ,Q Mary Ann Cruz Joe Cuellar W l , J. C. De La Rosa Sylvia Dominguez hay? Kathy Dugan ,gy Z' ,af , mf, ti Aff Yi 'Eb . , KE . .M 4 , f. 3 ,,, . .i S 19 N , , i, -ave: f 4-fevvr 'EF' ,W 4. af 1 S 3 ' A S me s ri 4 1-i . 65' ' Wt, ' s l K ' 1 as Tyra Frierson Yolanda Garcia Rosemary Gonzales Rachel Guerra Gilda Herrera Pat Kelley Elsie Kerfoot Jim Ledgerwood Mcddie Lomas Sherry McCoy Barbara Montgomery Paula Morris Carolyn North Kathy Oliveri Norma Pena Dolores Puente Rosalinda Quiroga Angie Ramirez Velma Reyna Mary Lou Sandoval Mary Scanlon Alva Schulze Janie Sosa Marcia Van Hellen Connie Vela Elizabeth Villagran David Villalobos Pam Wallace Karen Williams Jimmy Woolum 47 N.H.S. PICKS CREAM OF Sponsor Mrs. Sank C, Mayers Only those juniors and seniors who excel in scholarship, leader- ship, character, and service qualify to be- come members of the National Honor Society. In the picture at the right, new members for the 1964-1965 school year are being inducted into South San,s chapter ofthe Nl-l.S. - the Mor- ris S. Jennings Chapter. President Vice- President Secretary Treasurer Berle Barnett Bobby Williams Mary McElroy Victor Garza Larry Adler Bette Barton Mary Burroughs Cathy Byargeon Ronnie Carroll Sandra Clayton Linda Coy Herb Dolph Thelma Edwards Margie Ellis 48 CROP Linda Everett Patsy Garcia Elsie Kerfoot David Kraerner Pete Moore Paula Morris Sharon Mossbarger Alba Ortiz John Quescnberry Mary Esther Reyes Velma Reyna .T eff Sanders Alva Schulze Larry Smith Betty Sowell Arlene Strew Lynn Symm Marcia Van Hellen Janet Van I-lorn Anita Vara BECOME MEMBERS 5 'Wit -ku 92 J 9 Dottie Vela , Jimmy Woolum Now, when I say 'Gol' you on the right side get up, light a candle, and run down to the third wing shouting 'The sky is fallingl' Meanwhile, you on the left will stand up in your chairs and, do a Zulu tribal dance, The last person wearing shoes will be allowed to pass Go and collect 3200. O.K. Go! Sandra Clayton speaks at the fall N.H.S. installiagion. Q CAT TALE STAFF WORKS HARD BUSINESS MANAGER Alba Ortiz 50 EDITOR- IN -CHIEF Members of the CAT TALE staff decorate for the dance at which winners of the Hall of Fame elections, which were sponsored by the yearbook, were announced. FACULTY ORGANIZATIONS SPORTS COPY Karen Rheaume janet Van Hom Victor Garza David Villalobos Pam Littleton I TO PRODUCE GOOD YEARBOOK SUBSCRIPTIQNS PHOTOGRAPHY SENIORS JUNIORS Barbara Lindsey Izzy Flores Linda Rains Paula Morris SOPHOMORES FRESI-IMEN Martha Runnels Kathy Kiser . .ss 'LH ,M ll I Well kids, if the rain lets up, we can go home tomorrow! 'Now that you've paid for last year's annual, what about this year's? SPONSOR Mr. Robert Haley BOBCAT NEWSPAPER BIG Celia Alcorta Val Aldrich Betty Barton Susan Blanco Henrietta Blanquez Sylvia Boyd Luz Cardenas Joe R. Carreon Mary Cevallos Judy Charlton Tom Collins Dolores Coy S PON SOR Mrs. Sauk Mayers 52 s A1 Y al.. 14 Margie Ellis Maricela Esteves Ruben Flores Sue Gavlick Q is ssir l , A Ei ,fd I wish this 'QPHOZQ thing was automatic. YL. ,! 1 f . J .. sg W mii- J A J 4 J , L if if 1' ISSUE AT SOUTH SAN 4-0 1 ' as , :fave H if! V . f new f i -kg I I ' . ' Q 7 i ,k,, A ' .k,,lh.. 5 A H 3 A V J f 1,1ii2 ,,: i3 . ' I all s5' .!i5?l' 'VN A X ,, - W JK K M r sm fri ,354 A e w x' A N X, r. ? Q- af' L , L yt if , , INK a fix M its ' 1: K n. , -Q4 Q M M yt, A hiv- x A Q lb- 4 si: J f ,Q A J ' x Laika ff ly, . V gg 1, A Glenda Gillespia Mary Jane Gomez Domingo Guerrero Genevieve Guzman Gilda Herrera Virginia Hood Charles Hughes Roy Ingram George Jimenez Dora Johnson Jesse Lara Marilyn Leggett Rudy Longoria Lupe Lopez Adelfa Martinez Estella Martinez Robert Martinez Roy Martinez Meaky MeClaran Patsy McKean Janie Montes Sue Moore Gloria Ontiveros Carolina Rangel Adam Reyes Clara Mae Ricks Diane Rivera Delia Rodriguez Serapia Rodriguez Judy Runnels Darlene Rusch Gloria Salas Kathleen Stuesser Edward Tello Kay Touro Bertha Trevino Mary Vega Janet Van Horn Charlie Wade Jeannie Woodlee Joe Yanez Ofelia Zuniga 53 U H CLUB MADE UP OF SOUTH SPONSORS Mr. Bill Dalton Mr. John Ferrera Mr. Claude Fest Mr. Cliff Gustafson Mr. Earl Lankford Mr. Danny Scott Val Aldrich Q Robert Arthur I ' J KL Berle Barnett Orlf i i is ,1 Abel Cantu ' Joe Casas if Johnny Christopher V L - Tom Collins Raymond Conley Raul Dominguez Ruben Flores Gordon Fox Edward Garcia Richard Gibson Jim Giesick Danny Gonzalez Johnny Guzman Darrell Hageman Jim Hageman 54 PRESIDENT: Meddie Lomas VICE-PRESIDENT: Philip Dugger SECRETARY-TREASURER: Ronnie Carroll SERGEANT-AT-ARMS: Mike Coffee xv- , ,J TW SANS TOP ATHLETES r 2 is X 1 lyk ,, X R K W I in in Joe Yanez ,Xa And remember the time you ran the wrong way? Joe Herrera Rudy Herrera Ronnie Hines Charles Hughes Roy Ingram Jerry Jacobs George Jiminez Eloy Lacque Tony Leiva Frankie Lott Genaro Lugo Gilbert Martinez Roy Martinez Chuck McGee Arturo Ojeda Narciso Puente Adam Reyes Natti Salazar Nestor Sandoval Tony Sanchez Richard Sullivan Henry Seay Edward Tello Frank Tondre Arthur Villafranca PRACTICE, HARD WORK AND .J D X ki kg ' in, ix A - '- L21 ' fK.Lk A ililif. PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER SOCIAL CHAIRMAN Barbara MOUtgOmSry Carmen Diaz Adelpha Martinez Cruz Lopez Pam Littleton RE PORTER Luz Cardenas , nttt ' , f + , SERGEANT - AT - ARMS Yolanda Dominguez SPONSOR Miss A mparo Ortiz SPONSOR Mrs. Elaine Tanner 'UNH Beou Sweetheart Meddie Lomas Cruz Lopez DETERMINATICJN MAKETUE H Yolanda Amaya Pat Barker Linda Coy Ali Dawes Odelia Esquivel Carol Lott C arolyn North Alba Ortiz G.A.A. Yomeida Rodriquez Gloria Salas Mary Ann Salazar Bonita Sessions i in 1- 5 The G. A. A. discusses how to sabotage their next opponents. Marcia Van Hellen qu rn 921 52, 57 LOS AMIGGSH SPANISH CLUB SWE ETH EART BEAU Gilbert Martinez PRESIDENT Rosie Quiroga VICE PRESIDENT Adelfa Martinez SECRETARY -TREA SURER Kathy Olivieri SGT. -AT-ARMS Robert Martinez SOCIAL CHAIRMAN Irene Ramirez REPORTER Delia Rodriquez 58 SPONSORS Mrs. C. B. Oates Mr. Edwin Kraemer ATTRACTS MANY MEMBERS ABOVE: First row, left to right: Daniel Esteves, Larry Smith, Herb Dolph, Bobby Williams, Steve Thompson, Charles Settles, Wayne Whitten, Antonia Garcia, Gilbert Martinez, Mary Louise Cevallos, Mrs. C.B. Oates. Second row: Danny F. Mena, Berle Barnett, Tony Leiva, Arthur Villafranca, Maria Garcia, Linda Coy, Yolanda Puente, Mary Jane Gomez, Caroline Rangel, Cecilia Alcorta, Janie Montez. Third row: Felipe Garcia, Rudy Longoria, Rosie Valdez, Ofelia Zungia, Mary Ann Teniente, Maricela Esteves, Ortencia Guzman, Anna Marie Cruz, Gloria Salas, Mary Lou Garza,'Carol Lott, Barbara Montgomery, Fourth rowg Abel Cantu, Ernest Pena, Emma Ramos, Leonard Fuentes, Pete Galindo, Henrietta Blanquez, Josie Sanchez, Patsy Garcia, Elida Flores, Carmen Diaz. Fifth row: Juan A. Narvaez, Domingo Garza, Lupe Lopez, Carlos Rojas, Porfirio Villareal. BELOW: First row, left to right: Mary Narvaez, Kathy Olivieri, Delia Rodriguez, Adelfa Martinez, Rosalinda Quiroga, Robert Martinez, Cruz Lopez, Irene Ramirez, Mr. Edwin Kraemer. Second row: Cecilia Sifuentes, Tony Leiva, Arthur Villafranca, Maria Quintanilla, Gloria Torres, Marina Villagran, Lupe Vega, Juanita Garza, Alice Perez, Lucy Valdez, Irene Rodriguez. Third row: Terry Quintanilla, Pat Barker, Sandra Clayton, Mary McElroy, Pam Littleton, Otilia Viera, Mary Cuellar, Pete Galindo, Berle Barnett,Yolanda Sanchez. Fourth row: Emma Ramos, Leonard Fuentes, Jesse Lara, David Patino,Yolanda Ledezma, Dora Johnson, Victor Garza, Elida Devora, Rosita Sanchez, Velma Reyna. ,,. ,E,,.,,,,,,,,,.,, .,,,., ,,.,. . ., , ,,,.,, , ,, k,HL,L,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.E,,,,,,,5,,r5m,,,:-we 5,rr11tr,,,mamswqrvgfrrrrawrsrrm-afismmwe.a,fr-rmtmratrrfraswwtfa,fgmawmm GERMAN CLUB NEW ADDITICN SPONSOR Mr. Heinz Gunga PRESIDENT Jim Giesick VICE- PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER David Villalobos Mary Jane Garcia Yolanda Gafcla 'Q aim -r Y' 5 is 5 ll W RW KX, XJ. Antonio Barragan Mary Louise Bohnenblust Joe Carreon Annie Consemiu J. C. De La Rosa Mike Ellis Bobby Emerson Harriet English Charles Flens Paul Harrison Della Hernandez Yolanda Ledezma T0 LIST OF ORGANIZATICNS Mike Long Sharon Mossbarger Jacinto Salazar Nestor Sandoval Betty Sowell Richard Sullivan Mary Tooke Mary Ann Warminsky 9 Q at Jeannie Woodlee Betty Sowell writes a passionate love letter as other club members watch. FTA TRAINS MEMBERS PRESIDENT VIC E- PRESIDENT SECRETARY Alva Schulze Alba Ortiz Judy Charlton L V V654 E1E E M EEEEE 2 E ,, E , M i ,E' 2 3 REPORTER Edith Gildemeister TREASURER PARLIAMENTARIAN Sandra Clayton Kathy Kiser HISTORIAN LIBRARIAN CHAPLAIN Diana Gonzalez Jesse Martinez Parilla Angel SPONSORS Miss Amparo Ortiz Mrs. Anna Schulze , b .t',' r . AQ Qi? , You don't have to understand ity just read it to the class in an authoritative voice and don't let them ask questions. J, 433 -1. af FOR TEACHING CAREERS if 1 si' ,f ea' .f 4-1- xx x 1 19 I 4 5 U ik. M V 1 'Lair W C ' Barbara Tarin ,xl 4' 'F Donna Adler Lewis Angel Johanna Burroughs Lillian Castillo Rosalinda Castillo Candace Crawford Karen Croft Kathy Cuff Sylvia Dorrycutt Izzy Flores Mary Jane Flores Richard Fuchs Sylvia Garcia Nenfa Gomez Douglas Heritage Sally Hittle Susan Hoover Rodolpho Narvez Ernest Patino Lily Rendon Frank Reyes Mary Lou Sandoval Barbara Sauter Arthur Schulze Shelby Taquino .X - S f ' SPON SORS Mrs. Ethel McK1nley Mrs. Vada Bell Zellner FINALIST, FHA CONTEST VEGETABLE DAY QUEEN Sylvia Boyd l Q B EA U Bobby Williams R SOUTH SAN ANTONIO FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA 1964-1965 OFFICERS PRESIDENT .......... .... . . . Judy Charlton TREASURER . . . . ...... . . Carolyn Sue Moore VICE PRESIDENT . . ........ ..... A Iva Schulze PARLIAMENTARIAN . . ...... Iosie Casias SECOND VICE PRESIDENT . . . .... Jackie Teague HISTORIAN ........ .... . Lyflfl Symm THIRD VICE PRESIDENT ..... ...... P arilla Angel SONG LEADER . . . . Marth Ihlnnels FOURTH VICE PRESIDENT .. .... Carolyn Leggett REPORTER ..... . .. Dolores Coy SECRETARY ............... ....... K ay Touro MEMBERS First Period: Christine Massiatte, Yolanda Ozuna, Mary Helen Morales, Paula Summerhill, DeBrada Berger, Barbara Tarin, Jovita Huizer, Janice Heirholzer, Diana Travieso, Margarita Aquilar, Gloria Flores,Carmen Vasquez, Dolores Puente, Maria Louisa Puente, Carolina Montoya, Nancy Harrison, Belinda Lozano, Dolores Cantu. Second Period: Virginia Phillippi, Connie Martinez, Nellie Cruz, Ana Guevara, Irene Rodriguez, Irene Guzme, Helen Salas, Gloria Salas, Susan O'Rourke, Carol Lott, Darlene Peterson, Herlinda Guerrero, Mary Espino, Kathie Kinney, Arlene Strew, Paula Heine, Pamfila Fabian, Johanna Burroughs, Melody Neely, Gloria Torrez, Mary Ann Salazar, Linda Palmer, Barbara Young, Peggy Jackson, Candace Crawford, Lupe Vega, Linda Thomas, Karen Croft, Sylvia Lara, Dianne Moore, Terrisita Garcia, Rosa Villerreal, Karen Minnix, Rosie Rodriguez, Mary Sharp, Maria Castano, Maria Villarreal. Third Period: Elaine Aaron, Parilla Angel, Jackie Teague, Alva Schulze, Sue Moore, Gayle O'Hara, Josie Casias, Lynn Symm, Donna Adler, Mary Alice Trevino, Audrey Collins, Margaret Dimas, Linda Neer, Connie Vela, Cruz Lopez, Sue Moore, Anita Navarro, Maricela Esteves, Lupe Narvaez, Delia Rodriquez, Rosalinda Trevino, Virginia Gore. Fourth Period: Mary Cuellar, Bertha Trevino, Carolyn Leggett, Judy Charlton, Elida Flores, Kay Touro, Mary Castilla, Mary Pope, Amalia Navarre, Gloria Barragan, I-Ierlinda Romero, Adelfa Martinez, Trinidad Ventura, Helen Bohnenblust, Barbara Hassler, Cruz Escabedo, Aurora Sanchez, Sylvia Ximenez, Emma Tenorio, Margie Cardenas, Margaret Tagle, Agelia Gonzales. ALSO: Mary Margaret Fasone, Sylvia Boyd, Marth Runnels, Mary Jane Garcia, Linda Downes, Jeannette Zalman. 85 FUTURE NURSES LOOK FORWARD REPORTER 68 Hope Ramirez PRESIDENT Sherry McCoy VICE PRESIDENT Linda Roseubusch TREASURER C ounie Arre dondo SECRETARY Mary Esther Zammarron The purposes of this club are: 1. To create interest and further ex- plore the various medical fields. 2. To obtain and distribute iriformation concerning the education of nurses. 3. To acquire information on scholar- ships and loans. 4. To do volunteer service in hospitals on an individual basis. The Future Nurses Club was organ- ized three years ago and is chartered by the National Future Nurses Club of America. During the school year club mem- bers visited various hospitals, the Health Fair, and the City Health Depart- ment. Through films and speakers in- formation concerning nursing and edu- cational opportunities were brought to the club members. The Army Nurse Corps recruiter, Major Lorene Kenni- son, told the membership of the educa- tional opportunities available through the Army Nurse Corps. Mrs. Ranzau from Incarnate Word College gave de- tailed explanation of the types of nursing programs. The club's activities end with the annual picnic. CHA PLAIN PARLIAMENTARIAN HISTORIAN Velma Reyna Gloria Torrez Sharon Mossbarger TO ., k ,ang A N W 4 R 5 - af SPONSOR Mrs. Beatrice Richter Judy Finley Mary L. Garcia Mary lane Garcia Nancy Gray Armandina Hernandez Lucy Hernandez Yolanda Hernandez Mary Jennings Cruz Lopez Chris Massiatte Pam Pridgeon Mary Quintanilla Pat Scanlon Betty Sowell Lucy Valdez Mary Ann White A MEDICAL CAREER Frances Alvarado Isabel Barrolome Betty Black Nellie Cruz Linda Everett Eva Figueroa V - 'xrk1 nf nl i ffik LIBRARY CLUB AIDS STUDENTS V lim Wm V nur First row, left to right: Sandra Dolph, Blanca Gonzalez, Douglas Heritage, Gordon Hubbs, Mrs. Gretchen Hatten, Sponsor, Armandina Hernandez, Linda Alvarado, Gloria Salas. Second row: Mary Ester Zamarron, Kathy Olivieri, Mary Narvaez, Hope Ramirez, Martha Salas, Ioella Israel, Carmen Zavala, Ninfa Gamez, Sandra Damon, Antonia Garcia. Third row: Trinidad Salazar, Guadalupe Loera, Odelia Esquivel, Mary Esther Reyes, Yolanda Hernandez, Mary Jane Garcia, Mary Ann White, Marlene Rhodes, Thelma Rhodes. Fourth row: Kathy Dugan, Bonnie Lou Vincent, Shelby Tacquino, Barbara Terry, Gloria Torres, Marina Villagran, Lupe Vega, Grace Munoz, Alicia Garcia. Fifth row: Albert Salas, Margie de la Rosa, Rita Saena, Maria Castillo, Virginia Trevino, Dolores Coy, Dora Johnson, Yolanda Wilkins. Officers PRESIDENT .... . Mary Esther Reyes VICE-PRESIDENT .... Maiylane Garcia SECRETARY . . . . Guadalupe Loera TREASURER . .. Yolanda Hernandez REPORTER .... 6 8 . . . .. Gloria Salas ,ff M. , fy 1 S v 5 s :A , F fm Y 5 1 F, ? 'Q 5 169' Y '54 5' H ,A rg gg ' . l , 'N ik if ' Q s A N '3 A 4 Q 'ir fl Mui Qs , . f , u V, N DECA PRODUCES TOMORROW'S SPONSOR Mr. Cari Eakiri PRESIDENT Mike Sawyer E SW E ET H E A RT .f Gieuda Giiiespia ' h , if iiii VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARYJITREASURER REPORTER PARLIAMENTARIAN SERGEANT-AT-ARMS Jimmy Perry Jerry Hierholzer David Ferry Cecil Smith Mike Huff 70 BUSINESS LEADERS ,fiw 123 .. , Julian Suarez 751 i ' 9 Joe Villareal E, .. ..: ei I hear they take them young in D.E. but not that young! Reggie Bays Jimmy Bowman John Bredekamp Gary Bynum Billy Carlisle Linda Clary Larry DeHaven Elvira Fuentes Mary Ann Fuentes Ernest Garcia James Gascon Glenda Gillaspia Virginia Gore Juan Jimenez Cheryl Keith Brony Leclwig Patrick Mattfield Sherrille McVay Cheryl Minnix Dena Minnix Ramiro Munoz Daniel Perez Penny Pietz Maria Reyes Tony Sanchez - Y-TEENS PARTICIPATE IN PRESIDENT VICE- PRESIDENT Guadalupe Ioera Teresa Casillas SECRETARY- TREASURER Juanita Silva fi f I TNQ, WK if CHA PLAIN Lupe Vega SPONSOR Miss Sally Fischer Y- Teens members enjoyed making Valentine favors for trays at Santa Rosa Children s Hospital. MAN Y WORTHWHI LE ACTIVITIES 8 XXQXS u-.-I'T1- ,. Ali Dawes Mary Jane Garcia Beatrice Gomez Mary Jane Gomez Ofelia Juarez Olivia Juarez Sylvia Loera Rose Mary Lopez Rose Linda Martinez Norma Pena Pamela Pridgeon Dolores Puente Yolanda Puente Mary Quintanilla Hope Ramirez Martha Salas Adelina Sanchez Margaret Tagle Diana 'fravieso Mary Esther Zamarron 73 SCIENCE CLUB ACTIVE S SPONSORS Mr Fred Atchley Mr Fred Kinman IX MQW a f X' A Rl' ,F 'AWXJ so xg! Y .Ar 'Q l 74 yK PRESIDENT VICE- PRESIDENT SECRETARY- TREASURER Ernest Patino Gordon Stubbs Edith Gildemeister Thomas Edison did it with a kite: I'11 do it with a test tube. IN U.l.L. COMPETITIGN M oea Nancy Clayton Hector Patino Nancy Harrison David Kraerner Mary Helen Martinez Mary T. Pena Rita Saenz Kenneth Self Richard Sullivan Jim Vorhes Santos Zarnarron PHCTOGRAPHY CLUB S PONSOR Robert Haley NA .-f', O Q .bi JV JA I Lewis Angel Gerald Coker Linda Downes Mary Jane Flores Richard Gibson John Iustio Cruz Lopez Carol Lott Ronnie McCulloch Barbara Montgomery Danny Morales David Patino 76 PRESIDENT VICE- PRESIDENT SECRETARY- TREASU Izzy Flores Mike Long Jeanette Zalman 's . - 7 E gf A 'I ' 1 I yr,r d ,, V, t Q err I - E Mary Ann Salazar Olivia Sanchez Bonita Sanchez Ler's see now, with an ASA of 250, the EV will be 143 Thar means the f stop is 5.6 ar U60 sec. Or is it 22 at 1f125'? Anyway, make sure your finger is not on the lens and .... P-TA SPONSCRS MANY ACTIVITIES The coronation of Queen Myet is an annual event of the Parent-Teachers Association. This year a king and prince were added in place of the escorts chosen personally by the queen and princess. Dukes were selected as escorts for the duch esses. All of the members of the court were elected by the persons who attended the coronation. PRESIDENT ............ Officers VICE-PRESIDENT ........... RECORDING SECRETARY CORRESPONDING SECRETARY .. TREASURER .................. cf m? 41 '5 c .99 ' ...cu 5 .sf 2 'J 'IP-IAA! 3 ' 15937 1 is ' -1- 5. s M . .5 . . . .. Mrs. C.E. Flens Mrs. H.L. Plunkett .. Mrs. Sam Wong .. Mrs. B.C. Boyd Mrs. W.H.Crawford E FR ES HMAN FAVORITES FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Norma Pe PRESIDEN SENICDRS TORMENT FRESHMEN In .I Q ir, R? A rr 'E ,.,,. f' .elif rw WT A ri'-,a:f.,,m -if' 'IS ww, , XJ 1 Donna Adler Ronnie Adler Seinsey Adams Alfred Agis Frances Ahuilar Margarita Aguilar Irene Alcorta Raul Alcorta Jesse Alderette Josephine Alexander Dana Allen Roy Allen Lucinda Alonzo Billy Alvarado Albert Arellana This looks like Freshmen versus Seniors. Wonder who will win out?'?'?'? W0x , 1 X x 1 -.f- Ulllllf . 5 9 81 We HIGH SCHOOL K vs zz:-1 wr was A Norma Arellano Janice Arnold Ronald Bacon Lura Baker Walter Baker Lamia Bailey Sherry Balafas Steven Ball Miguel Banda Frances Barcenas Jeanne Barker Randy Baroon Walter Belz DeBrada Berger Lois Berry Merle Berry Helen Bohnenblust Billy Bolding Robert Bonham James Bothwell Ronnie Bredekamp Elojio Brown Lupe Brown Helen Browning Sandy Burchfield Sharon Burke Johanna Burroughs Josephine Cabrialur Florenrino Camach Mary H. Camacho I J I l James Camp Elizabeth Cantu Robert Cantu Robert Capelo Margie Cardenas Rebecca Cardenas Dolores Carreon Esperanza Carreon Cruz Carrillo John Carrizales Camille Carzine Alfred Casias Patricia Casias Christine Casellas Carlos Castano Maria Castano Lewis Castillo Lillian Castillo Mary Castillo Rachel Castro Benny Cavazos Clemente Ceballos Tony Cerna Yolanda Cerna Roger Chacon Philip Chalencler Gilbert Chavarria Lucilla Cisneros Charles Clary Chris Colburn NEW EXPERIENCE '54- :sp-s, r .,,f' Audrey Collins Linda Colunga Lynda Connell Alex Contreras Joe Contreras Linda Corbin Robert Coronad Alfred Cortez Gerado Cortez Jesse Cortez Martha Cortez Sue Cow herd Candace Crawford Karen Croft .Toe Cruz Linda Cruz Nellie Cruz Joe Cuellar Ralph Cuellar Kathy Cuff Linda Culley Sam Cullins Brenda Jean Da Sandra Damon Richard Davila David De Leon Edward Demoin Adela Devora Roy Lee Devora Alice Diaz Juan Dimas Margaret Dimas Sandra Dolph oe Dominguez argarita Dominguez alvaclor Dominguez heresa Dominguez athy Dugan enry Edwards haron Ehrlich alvin Ellie arbara Ellis ike Ellis .dw ard Erwin ruz Escobedo usan Escobedo ary Louise Espino Lflary Ann Evans amfila Fabian udy Finley l ndy Flores loria Flores car Flores iela Fogg harles Fox arl Fryer inda Fullen ickey Fullen tephen Fullner enry Garcia X r 2 1' 's5',.:,' W LX -K XXX Y D! Ms CLASS OF '68 5 1- . Q 555 F - ZZI, ,aligl ' snug' iw fx 1.1, , , k fr my FRESHMEN NUMBER fir -llki ' ., . L Sig J J A 1: , X' 5 1 ,.L1f1':,, . 1+ . J l y cci srii ' 2 s ' ..- .:, f.a5.,4-ga. . rm frat., . P v' Q . 'taps rg: A 3..ls'gf?5ga,, 3.1: l if 5 .J it '52 U . B , ,-I :vw 5 if an V .,,,',,1 V ff x A my J ta., Q, 1 . is f ik.L c I ' I G -'14 -X iff-in Josephine Garcia Marcello Garcia Maria Garcia Maria Garcia Raul Garcia Raymond Garcia Rosa Linda Garcia Mary Lou Garza Irene Garzes Rosie Garzes Michael Gates Jimmy Genero Charles Gentry Jimmy Gerrardi Donna Gieglio Arturo Gomez Beatrice Gomez Christine Gomez Lydia Gomez Macario Gomez Adriana Gonzales Alfred Gonzales Arjelia Gonzales Blanca Gonzales Chris Gonzales Eddie Gonzales Enriqueta Gonzales 1- Gabino Gonzales George Gonzales Gilbert Gonzales oe Gonzales QMary Helen Gonzales iOralia Gonzales 'Daniel Granada lRoy Granada louis Guerra hachel Guerra Alberto Guerra Herlinda Guerro Anna Guevara ose Marie Guillen avid Guzman ene Guzme arrell Hageman , arrell Hageman Danny Hammonds xlancy Harrison harles Hassell rbara Hassler ill Hayes ary Ann Haynes aula Heine uglas Heritage loria Hernandez sse Hernandez udy Hernandez olanda Hernandez hm Herrera nice Hierholzer anny Hill OVER 400 IN '65 L . 1 Qi, ...fix sl A in I ' X aw es,s 3 ij XX li lx: X N Us 9 X 1 ,gre . Y, 187 SOUTH SAN ANTONIO K. - kg,-ea, A O an a W1 nk. f '43 E 5 1 Ol, an? r-r fi wc: , .M , wiv if 'X L J, W ' 'Urww 'iv ,ll yr.: I :V 'il .0 by Y . or We 'w, I .aa-JP 1 V , -gi ., ii 5 7 , , -, we -.ma 'e , iff' ' K 4- ' -iv z Janice Horton Larry Hubenthal Jovita Huizar Joe Huron Diane Ingram Cathy Jarrett Alice Jimenez Yolanda Jiminez Carlos Johnson Linda Johnson Richard Johnson Shiela Jones Felix Juarez Ofelia Juarez Evan Kelly Mike Kersh Elizabeth Kidd Diane Kilpatrick Kathie Kinney Jeanette Kintz Kathy Kiser Consuelo Lara Sylvia Lara Belinda Lozano Dorothy Leadford Lucio Leal Aldopho Ledezma Louis Leclezma Jim Ledgerwood James Lee Alan Legg John Lester Larry Lochala Carlos Lopez Richard Lopez Carlos Lott Mike Lugo Frank Lujan Rosa Luna Ted Luna James Machado Sandra MacLane Sandra MacLeod Dennis Magro Mike Markl Jonnny Martin Connie Martinez Irene Martinez Leonard Martinez Margarita Martinez Mary H. Martinez Christine Massiate Richard Mata Trinidad Mata 'Jacqueline Matthews loria McGee ete Medina anny Mendoza zik Mendoza anuel Mendoza CHALLENGE TO FRESHMEN 'ef A V V' Wi, ,- f at, . ite? Qi. My L + fi.. 3 ,A ,f ig -, 3 ' . M ae, 'v' if , i',i 3 , , Q ui L. !'f5'3 it 'irr m iw . 5:5335 1 T12 -3. y'g51x'.g.-sa rrgyfriiiy i- f. '-' u.z:.x::x ga r1:x.zn,,. gi ln. nmg 1 fm QQ xi X v Ex .isa K 2:2:'-. ixxxzixuzzmx, Iffiiiiimgi,-Pg it N - ii-, 11- m 1 .w 8 L NEW FRESHMEN 1 k 'Nw .. 51 V 5? A Q1, . ,, ., W 3 '? ,1. Eddie Meyers Billy Miller Karen Sue Minnix Steven Mireles Bill Moore Carolina Montoya Rose Marie Mondragc Linda Morris Mary Helen Morales Raul Morales w 1 l Jesse Moreno i Juan Moreno Tomas Moreno Adolpho Munguia Carol Myrick i l i r Lupe Narvaez Pioquinto Narvarz Johnny Navarra Amelia Navarro Linda Neer Gloria Nino Oretha Offenbaker Pat Owens , Yolanda Ozuna Irene Palacios Linda Palmer Victor Pardo Hector Patino Enrique Pene Mary Theresa Pena Norma Pena Roy Pena Glenn Perry Darlene Peterson Virginia Phillippi Barbara Pierce Billy Popp Tony Pozos Dolores Puente Maria Puente I oe Quiroga Gilbert Ramirez Jimmy Ramirez Rebecca Ramirez Ruben Ramirez Herlinda Ramero Alfonso Rendon Felix Reyes Joe Reyes Juan Reyes Raul Reyna Marlene Rhodes Joyce Risely John Riviera David Robertson Mary Helen Robles David Rodriguez dw ard Rodriguez Esperanza Rodriguez Fernando Rodriguez NEW PERSONALITIES 4. i s S ll 'rar-3 ' r H ' j 'J 2 - r s r H 1 . J - fr:--:e,ses,,e, f- W V, K - , :.m,ia --,qw ,, t -- ' ' km ,1 ,- l f 4' 'Q ,5 we 1, l - N 3 1 f r il X fu A ,Q R , l 'UQ vw -my-nr ' it 4 L' :- X X FRESHMEN TAKE A HEAD S' iiri tr fl A 'fx ,. Gilbert Rodriguez Gilbert Rodriguez Gloria Rodriguez llda Ruiz Edward Salas Helen Salas Rosa Salas Dora Ann Salazar Juan Salazar Adelina Sanchez Gloria Sanchez Sylvia Sanchez Maricella Sandoval Raymond Sandoval Olga Santana Barbara Sauter David Sawyer Dorothy Scott Marshall Seay Annette Sguelia Martha Sharp Mary Sharp Henry Sherwood Armando Sifuentes Domingo Sifuente Syland Signs Martha Silva Mary Lou Silva Linda Smith Ed Solis Raul Solis Janie Sosa Olivia Soto Bobby Stillwell Laura Stroh Tony Suarez Paula Summerhill Piliar Tagio Margaret Tagle Barbara Tarin Richard Tellez Emma Tenario Linda Thomas James Tondre Tony Tovar Diana Travieso Esther Trevino Tony Trinidad Johnny Trinidad Roxie Upton Henry Valenzuela Julio Valenzuela Elias Vara Elisa Vara John Vargas Alice Vasquez Carmelita Vasquez Jesse Vasquez Richard Vasquez Connie Vela START ON THE FUTURE '19 H19 'L I 4 K. 5 s 'WL Ha I Zgfasi., 5.1- ..., , , ,, I, . J 2- If x 4 'W-. 05: Qefff if 'M wgxvxw, 4 x P 'i NRS f Wx +1 1, 1 , ,M 2 wi 'Nik Wi kk an y 4, c 4275- f ,A -rg 61 ,1 + ' Q' 24' mf 4, .1 f H if '. - fihkil FRESHMEN LEARN Delia Vilegas Bonnie Lou Vicent Jolyne Walker Nancy Webb Benny Whitaker Mary Ann White David Wilburn Karen Williams Myron Winstead Thomas Wood I don't care Trinidad Ventura Chester Vickers Maria Villareal Rosa Villareal if it's three against one I m not washing dishes again ronight!!! f X.. i 5 sw Xl Q I THRCUGH EXPERIENCE James Wright Sylvia Ximinez Alex Yanez Bernardo Ybarra Oscar Ybarra Barbara Young Santos Zamarron Raul Zamora Richard Zavala Lydia Zuniga I've dialed the number fifteen times and Istill get the boy in the next desk Ri XV N., Hr 12 0,0 H N M00 S f x SCPHCMORE FAVORITES SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Sylvia Dominguez PRESIDENT SOPHOMORES 65 SENIORS 67 Dennis Alexander Johnny Alexander Linda Alvardo Rose Mary Alvarez Lewis Angel Jewel Ariola Sandra Armstrong Danny Arnold Vicki Bachman Donald Barnett Gloria Barragan Mario Berrera Juan Bartolorne David Barton Greg Beighey Jesse Bello Betty Black Wesley Bledsoe Catherine Boenick John Bonham Hector Borrego Ben Boyd Barbara Brady George Brasswell Dennis Brooks Jimmy Brown Fred Byargeon Ruby Cade Teresa Campos Anna Cantu .Z W 'gr 4' A ,4 5' '97 'KW SOPHOMCRES DISPLAY SPIRIT Yolanda Cantu Eva Capelo Karen Carnahan Edward Carolan David Castono Gabino Castillo Hermelinda Cast111o Rosalinda Castillo Cruz Castro 1. B. Evans Q IN Tony Cerna Tony Cevalles Ray Chandler Eugenio Chavarria Nancy Clayton James Coalson 'Gerald Coker Douglas Collins Vicky Cook Ignacio Coronado Martha Cortez ary Ann Cruz alvador Cuellar onald Damon haron Day ortense De La Rosa argie De La Rosa uan De Leon ary Delgado inda Diaz oe Diaz aul Dominguez osie Dominguez 'nda Downes obert Downes upe Elias yra Frierson verly English laude English belardo Escamilla Ny HGMECOMING MOTCDRCADE ' 4 ., ' an. ,, X . -A e We ilv as r if Q was figs R AW L in - in I, SOPHOMORES GIVE EXTRA Fred Faulk M5 Barbara Ferry Eva Figueroa Gilbert Figueroa Bertha Flores Irene Flores Mary Alice Flores 1 .5 a 4 X 'mir d1 , . . ue.,'hN 0 mx ,,'.3,-'gag s v, -,Q gt x N .-.,m..5:.5' ws u. .i Q sv q 1 sQ vm' -- ' Km. .- , ' mmzr- '- gm:--'K , , I i rrigfgxzigzt Y, jf ,ga X n,.M,.:....L3 Q gl, uns I Na MU :..n,4..-ugggm. H' vnu- .-un !E'u..!!14 Q. These Sophomores find that extra study helps! Mary Jane Flores Linda Fodge Tornrny Fogg Shirly Ford Sharon Furr -K ,N Tyra Frierson Ninfa Gomez Daniel F. Garcia x F Henry Garcia Jimmy Garcia Mary L. Garcia Rafaela Garcia Steve Garcia Sylvia Garcia Yolanda Garcia Danny Garrison Bertha Garza David Garza Edward Garza Eudelia Garza Joseph Garza Mary Lou Garza Sue Gavlick Diana George Linda Gillespie Beatrice Gomez irnmie Gomez amona Gomez anny Gonzales dward Gonzalez enord Gonzalez - N aul Gonzalez ' i Q E A 1 ose Mary Gonzalez 4 A - H ancy Gray 1 ' ' l , ngelina Guerra fl A ' ary Allen Guerra antos Guevara hnny Guzman irginia Guzman athy Haddox TIME TO LESSONS 'z E se., K 40?-fl lr ff ,YK I Kiikt QA Ik. ii ra Q . '- iiii it -zz. T- lisa ? ? iile if ,E E, 3 a 4, Y M f 4 7 ' .l.-- in 4 t' i if I fm '- 5 'ZVA xfii' 1 Nh., I, , Swv f'21'a t.f.r3,6,,3 , Q, I, Q nj SOPHOMORES MAKE tie . f ' If wi Beatrice Harrison Paul Harrison David Harshaw Alfred Hassler Ambrose Hernandez Armendina Hernendez Margarito Hernandez Yolanda Hernandez These sophomores find that there is more work than play in making Christmas Decorations. 3 E.. 1 John Herrera Mike Hinshaw Martha Holdsworth Bonnie Howell Sandra Hoyle Mike Hrornek Joan Hubenthal Jo Ella Israel Mary Jennings Adam Jimenez Diana Johnson Linda Johnson Bobby Juarez Robert Justice Candace Kane Thomas Kelley Sue Kellner Gaylor King Jo Ann Lakatta Linda Lasseire Mary Law Simon Ledezma Wayne Lewis Mary Lock Sylvia Loera Antonio Lopez Chris Lopez Evangelina Lopez Mary Lopez Pablo Lopez Rose Mary Lopez Rosalinda Lopez Santos Lopez Frankie Lott Ned Ludlow Eva Luna Raymond Luna Yvonne Mace Johnny Machado Stephen Mallett SOPHOMORES ENJOY it Charles Manning Gilbert Martinez 4- Rose Linda Martinez Alice Jane McCartney in -- I ' kg Q 'lfiil ix . Sherry Mc Coy Q I Q FEW fy Ronald McCulloch R K . Sheila McDaniel .Q 7' Charles McGee ' . 2,1 Q23 A 2.9 Eg-IM nm a f M fir M 1: Oh, I see! They throw the ball through the hoop . . . Juan Mendoza Ester Mena Robert Menhares William Miller Pat Mitchell Richard Mitchell Diana Molina Maria Molina Jesse Morales Margie Morales ,Bruce Morris Robert Mullin Grace Munoz 'Rodolfo Narvaez Bonnie Nelson ivian Nino oger North Arturo Ojeda argaret O'Rurke Susan O'Rurke Emma Jean Osborne Israel Palacios erry Pena achel Perez Linda Peterson Pamela Pridgeon George Puente Pedro Quinones Maria Quintanilla Robert Quintanilla SOUTH I., ?'iF'? SAN TOURNAMENT ' 11iR?!5?1iScW535!fqg: RG' Q SENIORS GIVE SOPHOMCD RES ag . V K 7 if Angie Ramirez Hope Ramirez Manuala Ramirez Ernest Rendon Frank Reyes Jesusita Reyes Raul Reyes Danny Rivas Juanita Rivas Judy Robinson Fred Robles Jesse Robles Marina Robles Eugenia Roden Ester Rodriguez James Rodriguez Juan Rodriguez Orlene Roe Juan Rosales Linda Rosenbusch Roy Rossman Cecilia Ruiz Martha Runnels Kenneth Rusch Linda Ryals Guadalupe Salazar Natividad Salazar Trinidad Salazar Casimiro Sanchez David Sanchez EXPERT ADVICE ON THE FUTURE!!! Robert Sanchez m V T Q Gilbert Sandoval ' ' 'Q Mary Scanlon 4-...ji ., - Frances Schmidt hlv T V EEEVE E V!!! S' . I x ix, . air . - EE ' 'TE 'fl' IE! . . S T TE TT Hector Sanchez Well it's like this guys, this is a Golden Rule. And here at South San Antonio, we .... Fred Sanchez A r r HW I tl' if Olivia Sanchez Arthur Schulze Brenda Seale Tommy Semlinger Kenneth Self Bonita Sessions Suzanne Shaw ii' IS THIS AN AFRICAN SAFARl?l2 t at.-A . it Nut 2 i yy W' Q E' Fernando Silva .Tuanita Silva Ronnie Singleton Sonya Singleton Darwin Shinxs Kenneth Smith Irene Sosa Thomas Steele -1 'C Greg Beighey and Ned Ludlow collect IDSECIS for Mr Atchley's Biology class. Linda Stevens Linda K. Stevens Bobby Stobough Gordon Stubbs Shelby Taquino Betty Jean Taylor Sheryl Terry Monte Tornerlin 'H . NO, JUST A BIOLOGY FIELD TRIP rank Tondre ichard Torres Iaine Tracy I chel Trevino sa Linda Trevino irginia Trevino Qargarita Valenzeula Izrtha Vanegas iarolyn Vann ,ed Vargas any Vega an Viesca 'zabeth Villagran ike Villanueva dy Villanueva e Walker m Wallace vis West rnmy Wiggins ight Wong et Word en Wright ry Esther Zarnarron niel Zamora mmy Zappa men Zavala ra Zavala llerrno Zavalo ro Zavala Zuniga In w'45s,,,,, in Q W la . 3 'r A f I f se- I is in ,I .IQ - ' A :K - Q : A if I' - K+ . ii.Q Illini +I W? V, ..,- J I is nm 3 ,X- :I 'Q' 1 I 1 l if , fe Q giggj M it 'Q ' if I. Q. ai .fi , -I - ifw i is , g , I 02.4 'QB' IL .rg WF JUNIOR FAVGRITES J U N R Paula Morris Joe Casas CLASS OFFICERS Paula Morris Elsie Kerfoot Carolyn Queseuberry Dorothy Vela r PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT S CRETARY E TREASURER H f X 1 t Elaine Aaron Larry Adler Magali Agis Jackie Ahrens Ann Ainsworth Jim Aldrich Yolanda Amaya Parilla Angel Andy Arnold Connie Arredondo Robert Arthur Sue Barker Antonio Barragan Laura Barrel Isabel Bartolomeu Leslie Batterton Gary Beighey Beverly Berry Mary Louise Bohnenblust Diane Boley CLASS OF 1966 JUNICRS DISPLAY SPIRIT IN Z? ' f 51 . N , Ir a ' jf aff ' or II X No quarterbacks here--all ends! Jim Bowman Gloria Broom Catherine Byargeon Gary Bynum Patrick Callahan Abel Cantu Albert Cardenas Ronnie Carroll Joe Casas Raul Castillo Maureen Cavanaugh Oralia Chavarria PCDWDER PUFF FOOTBALL Gregory Chavez Sue Christopher George Colburn Raymond Conley Annie Consemiu Judy Constance Linda Coy John Crane Vera Nell Crawford Rachel Cruz Marion Dallis Alexandria Dawes What will I wear to the dance tonight? JUNIORS JOIN CLASSMATE5 QQ Q F i J, C. De La Rosa Elida Devora Gilbert Dimas Yolanda Dominguez Sylvia Dorrycott Gene Dykes Mike Ellis Ronnie Elsom Arthur English Odelia Esquivel Daniel Esteves Lee Ford Claudette Forte Gordon Fox Richard Fuchs Elvira Fuentes Mary Ann Fuentes Robert Fuentes Cynthia Gallio David Garcia IN CHANGING CLASSES Edward Garcia Maria Garcia Mary Jane Garcia Yolanda Garcia Domingo Garza Juanita Garza Mary Lou Garza Teresa Garza Edith Gildemeister Ioe Gonzales Alex Gonzalez Diane Gonzalez This picture is the object of aCAT ALE staff contest. Enclose your cap- ions in an envelope and send them, long with three Fruit Loops box tops nd a lock of your baby hair, to the AT TALE staff. The winner will be warded life-size pictures of each of e teachers and the actual knife Sed by Johnny Weismueller to kill 8 lions, 103 crocodiles, and 1 man- ating woodpecker. All entries must be in the annual taff room by midnight, April 15, 965, or they will not be considered. JUNIORS PARTICIPATE IN UIL PLAY It looks like Elsie is well on her way to perfecting the jerk. Virginia Gore Mary Gothard Patrick Guillen Fay Dell Haese Melba Hardy Rita Haynes Della Hernandez Rosie Hernandez Joseph Herrera Rosa Maria Herrera Charles Hierholzer Ronnie Hines You mean you question that I'm under twelve? Sally I-little Susan Hoover Barbara Horton Barbara Howell Peggy lackson Jerry Jacobs Cheryl Keith Elsie Kerfoot David Kraemer Dwayne Kunze Larry Lambaria Linda Lanier w was I to know you have to wear a dress ro schoo1'?!? 11 GARD EN O F MEMORIES 5' and Juniors plan for the Junior-Senior Prom, ll Ignacio Lara Kenneth Ledforcl Barbara Lindsey Guadalupe Loera Meddie Lomas Luis Lopez Carol Lott Rosendo Luna Reynaldo Martinez Martha Martins Meaky McC1aran Julia Miller CHOSEN AS THEME FCR PROM Dena Minnix Diana Molina Dianne Moore Sue Moore Danny Morales Paula Morris Albert Mosley Ronnie Mosley Sharon Mossbarger Ramiro Munoz Clifton Myrick Juan Narvaez Anita Navarro Melody Neely Carolyn North John Offenbaker Gayle O'Hara Alba Ortiz David Patino Ernest Patino an ,,-'.' :ff - ' r if JUNIORS LOOK FORWARD Darlene Peck Ernest Pena Henry Pena Alice Perez Jimmy Perry James Plunkett Hector Ponce Irenio Puente Monico Puente Yolanda Puente Carolyn Quesenberry John Quesenberry Mary Quintanilla Jesse Ramirez Jimmy Ramirez Oscar Ramirez Ray Ramirez Kay Rankin Lily Rendon Robert Rendon Maria Reyes Mary Ester Reyes Velma Reyna Karen Rheaume Guadalupe Rios Irene Rodriguez Rosie Rodriguez Yomeicla Rodriguez Marcelino Rojas Rita Saenz Mary Ann Salazar Albert Sales Alfredo Sanchez Aurora Sanchez Rosita Sanchez Nestor Sandoval TO THEIR FINAL YEAR HISTCDRY AND SCIENCE Hey, kids! Have you heard the new 'Clap-Pat' song? Eloy Serna David Sharp Cynthia Singleton Robert Singleton Gary Smith Arthur Sosa Betty Sowell Arlene Strew Richard Sullivan Rodney Taquino Jackie Teague Gloria Torrez FURTHER KNOWLEDGE OF JUNIORS Lucy Valdez Rudy Valdez Lupe Vega Dorothy Vela Jesus Viesca Marina Villagrau Porfirio Villareal Jim Vorhes Before we start, what's first-aid for burns? Mary Arm Warminsky Jimmy Woolum Linda Wright Another day is over-- one down and??? to go. Oh! Did I tell you? I got a date for the prom! 124 It looks like the girl walking away just remembered we are having Frito pie today. , . .V I Leave it to Mrs. Nichols to work mathematics into Christmas! ' 'lf This looks like a picture of all the blowhards! Al,,, , XV: ' 55' 5 V' 5 gg' ? ml I -1',,zf,,. I , sp , 1,,d2iR,.' j, , R to W 4 1 S .J Something to look forward to. 'AF 4m ,JL Picking up secret messages. m g Is the leader of the pack here tonight? , in 4 N 'f' 'X 1 I . -nz, r fn- . A ,...,. I Y ' ,fif:::::1,A f 'ff' liz.: libs 1 41111, '111:,' ' X J ' - I EMMA RAMOS SENIOR FAVORITES RUDY LONGORIA 1 1 I SENIOR CLASS GFFICERS PRESIDENT T ony Leiva VICE-PRESIDENT Mary Lou Sandoval The Miser,', the play presented by the Senior Class, was one of the most colorful plays ever put on fillustrated abovel. What profiles! What acting! South San High has added a new trend to beautyg boy twirl- ers! Watch those muscles, girls! SECRETARY Kathleen Stue sser wa 1' - .fa f, fwnmm: :w.:1::1e+,,,1:vf1,w.1Nwi.1w.w.wzwQm.f-:vw TREASURER Patsy Garcia gi was-r GLORIA AGUI LERA MARY ALVARADO Library Clubg Spanish Club l28 CELIA ALCORTA BOBCAT Staffg FI-IAg Span- ish Club VAL ALDRICH S Clubg Football: Var- sity, B Teamg Track: Var- sity, Freshmang A1l-Dis- trict Fullback RICHARD ARNOLD DECA QHistorianj ROBERT ARNOLD .T OE ALMENDAREZ ?A TRICIA BARKER Vunior Playg Senior Playg AAg FHAg BOBCAT Staffg ennisg SpanishClubg Trin- ty Speech Contest BECKER tudent Councilg Bandg UIL olos and Ensembles Con- est BERLE BARNETT Citizen of the Monthg Stu- dent Councilg S Clubg NHSg QPresidenty Spanish Clubg Hall of Fame: Most Likely to SucceedgFootballg Varsity, B Teamg Science Medalg History Medalg NMSQT Honorable Mention SUSAN BLANCO Choral Clubg Spanish Clubg PNA BETTE BARTON Senior Playg BOBCAT Staff: FTAg NHSg Spanish Clubg Coronation REGINALD BAYS S Clubg DECAg Track: Varsity HENRIETTA BLANQUEZ Pep Squadg BOBCAT Staff FHAg Library Clubg PNA tendance Award 129 Spanish Clubg Perfect At- BETTY BOURLAND SYLVIA BOYD RITA BROWN BOBCAT Staffg FHAg Junior Playg Senior Playg Library Clubg Coronationg Sflldeflf C0UUCi17B3T1d3COf' Vegetable Day Queen OHHUOH runner-up MARY BURROUGHS ,Tunior Play QCastjg Senior Playg Student Councilg FHA CHistorianJg NHSgPepSquad Outstanding Member DONNA BUCHANAN Sophomore Favoriteg Citi- zen of the Monthg Pep Squadg QCheerleaderyg Hall of Fameg Most Athleticg Miss School Spiritg Football Sweetheart ROBERT CAMP LUZ CARDENAS BOBCAT Staffg GAA QRe- porterjg Library Club Ulis- torianpg FNAg Volleyball ,TOE CARREON Football: Freshmang Track: Varsityg BOBCAT staff .TOSIE CASIAS WILLIAM CARLISLE FNA Unarliamentarianyg Band? DECA Spanish Club .TUDY CHARLETON Youth Appreciation Weekg Opti-Mrs. Dress Making Contestg Student Councilg JOHN CHRISTOPHER Bandg BOBCAT Staffg FTAg FHAg Coronationg Home Ec- S Clubg Football: Var- MARY LOUISE CEVALLES onomics Medalg Vegetable sity, B Team, Preshmang Day Queen Contest: UIL Basketball: Varsity, B Pep Squadg FNAg Spanish S0103 and Ensembles Con- Team, Freshmang All-Dis- TONY CERNA Clubg BOBCAT Staff test trict High and Low Hurdles LINDA C LARY ' MICHAEL COFFEY DECA 1 P ,M3 S Club fSgt.-at-Armsjg Coronation: Princeg Base- SANDRA CLAYTON ball, Varsity B Team, Bas, THOMAS COLLINS , 4 ketball: Varsity Junior Play QCastjg Seruor Junior Play QCasty9BOBCAl Playg Bandg FTA fTreas- Staffg S Clubg Football urerpg fLibrarianJg NHSg Varsity, B Team Spanish Club RICHARD COQUAT DOLORES COY Junior Play qCastyg Senior Pep Squad, BOBCAT Staff, P1ayfCastj FHA CReporreryg Library RITA CORTEZ Clubg Volleyball: Mgr. ANNA MARIE CRUZ Pep Squadg FHAg Spanisl Club 132 MARY ELSIE CUELLAR CARMEN DIAZ Pep Squadg FHAg Spanish Pep Squad: GAA qVice- Club Presidentjg Spanish Clubg Volleyball 1 ' ' 1 ' RAUL S . DOMINGUEZ S Clubg Football: Var- sityg Track: Varsity Mr. Bobcatg Who's Who in Sportsg Citizen of the Monthg Hall of Fame: Most Athleticg Football: Fresh- man, Varsity, All-Districtg Basketball: Freshman, Var- sity, A11-stare, A11-city, All-Districtg S Club QVice-Presidentjg Student Councilg Track: Varsity, Freshmang Sophomore Class Favorite THELMA EDWARDS Senior Playg Student Coun- cil U-listorianjg Pep Squadg Choral Club QSecretaryjg BOBCAT Staff: NHS: Span- NHS ish Clubg Coronationg FHA 133 ROBERT EMERSON Bandg German Clubg Junior Play QCastyg Senior Play qCast3 HARRIET ENGLISH Senior Play QCastjg Bandg UIL Solo and Ensemble Con- testg German Clubg Corona- tion MARICELA ESTEVES BOBCAT Staffg FHAg span- LINDA EVERETT Junior Playg FHAg Library Clubp NHSQ Science Clubg FNA 134 MARY MARGARET FASONE Youth Appreciation Weekg FHA QUnit First Vice-Presi- dent, Chapter Reporterjg Vegetable Day Queen Contest ish Club MARY KAY EVANS FTAg Choral Club CHARLES F LENS Student Councilg Ban fDrum Majorpg Junior Pla N ,ELIDA FLORES Pep Squadg FHA CUnirVice- Presidentjg Spanish Club ISIDORE FLORES Senior Playg Student Coun- cilg CAT TALE Staff QPho- rographeryg FTA: Science- Clubg Tennisg Photography Club fPresidentj IEONARD FUENTES tudent Councilg Spanish lubg Basketball: Varsity, Teamg Baseball: B Team CONSTANCE GADDY Senior Playg BandgFHAg FTA RUBEN FLORES Student Councilg S Clubg Baseball: Varsity, B Tearng Basketball: Varsiryg Fresh- man Class fVice-Presidentj HOMER ANTHONY GALINDO SHIRLEY FRANKENFELD Choral Clubg UIL Choral Solo Contesrg Regional Choralg Voice Scholarship 135 PETE GALINDO Spanish Club ALICIA GARCIA Library Clubg Spanish Clubg Coronationg Perfect At- tendance Awardg Typing - Medal ANTONIA GARCIA Pep Squadg Library Clubg Tennisg Perfect Attendance Awardg Spanish Club QSweetheartj ERNEST GARCIA l , , FELIPE GARCIA Choral Clubg qSgt.-at- armsg Beauj EDWARD GARCIA S Clubg Coronationg Football: Varsity, B Team, Perfect Attendance Award PATRICIA GARCIA Pep Squadg QSgt.-at-Armsj l NI-ISg Spanish Clubg Junior Playg Senior Playg FHA QVice-Presidentj p VICTOR GARZA AASC Conventiong Attend- ance Awardg TAPS Repre- sentativeg Student Council QPresidentjg CAT TALE Staff QSports Editorjg Nl-ISQTreas- urerjg SpanishClubg Tennisg Hall of Fame: Most Versa- tile ALFRED GEMB LER Band .T AMES GASCON RICHARD GIBSON S Clubg Football: B Teamg Camera Clubg Ger- man Clubg Track: Varsity, All District Track JAMES GIESICK UIL Contestg Student Coun- cilg CAT TALE StaffQSports Editoryg FTA? S Clubg Library Clubg Football: Var- sity, Freshmang German Club fPresidentjg YouthAp- preciation Week SUE ANN GAVLIC K GENEVIEVE NINO Band GLENDA GILLASPIA DIANE GONZALES 138 5 MARY GOMEZ. FLOYD GILLESPIE MARY JANE GOMEZ Citizen of the Month: IH- BOBCAT staffgspanishclub dustrial Artsg Track:Fresh- mangFootba11: Freshmang t Student Council fVice- ' President, Parliamentarianj DOMINGO GUERRERO CARLOS GUERRA GENARO GUERRERO DECA JOHN GUZMAN S Club: Basketball: Var- siqf: Baseball: Varsity, B GENEVIEVE GUZMAN Team: Citizen of the Month FHA: Library Club: FNA OLIVIA GUZMAN Band: FHA ORTENCIA GUZMAN Spanish Club: FNA JAMES HAGEMAN Football: Varsity QCaptainj, B Team, Freshman, Most Valuable Player: S Club: Choral Club QPresidentj: Hall of Fame: Mr. School Spirit: Tennis PAUL HARRISON German Club: .Tumor Play, Senior Play QCasty GILBERT HERNANDEZ LUCY HERNANDEZ ,Tunior Play QCastj: Student Council: Band: FHA: Library Club: PNA: UIL Shorthand Contest: Shorthand Pin and Certificate 139 GILDA I-IERRERA Junior Playg Senior Play QCastyg Student Councilg BOBCAT Staffg FTAg FHAg Spanish Clubg Trinity Speech Contest qReady Writing, Debate, One-Act Playj VIRGINIA HOOD Senior Play, BOBCAT Staffg Choral Club 140 PETE HERRERA RUDY HERRERA S Clubg Spanish Clubg Baseball: Varsity, B Team .TERRY HIERHOLZER Student Councilg DECA CSecretary-Trea surerj gBase- ball: B Team MICHAEL HUFF DECA CHARLES HUGHES S Clubg Football: Var- sity, B Team, Freshman, All-District Corner Line- backer l ROY INGRAM S Club, Football: Var- sity, B Team, Freshman, All-District Center GEORGE IIMENEZ BOBCAT Staffg S Club, Coronation, Football: Var- sity, B Team, Freshmang Track: Varsity, Freshman, Regional Track Meet JUAN .TIMENEZ DECA OLIVIA ,TUAREZ -Teens QSecretarypg Club, FNA JOHN .TUSTIS Photography Club, In dustrial Arts DORA .TOHNSON BOBCAT Staffg FHAg Li- brary Clubg Spanish Club PATRICIA KELLY Senior Playg StudentCouncil 141 NANCY KENNARD ELOY LAQUE JESSE LARA ROBERT LEACHMAN BOBCAT Staffg Library Club Bandg S Clubg Baseball: Junior Playg Senior Playg Junior Playg Senior Play Varsity, B Team Student Councilg BOBCAT fCasty Staffg Spanish Club YOLANDA LEDEZMA Spanish Club BRONY LEDWIG 142 CAROLYN LEGGETT FHA fFourtl'1 Vice- Presi dent MARILYN LEGGET MICHAEL LONG ANTONIO LEIVA Senior Class Presidentg Junior Class Vice-Presi- dentg Sophomore Clasf Presidentg Student Councilg S Clubg Tennisg Spanish Clubg Youth Appreciation PAMELA LITTLETON Miss Bobcatg Hall of Fame: Miss Personality, Campus Favoriteg CAT TALE staff QEditor, Business Managerpg Citizenship Awardg Citizen of the Month Ql963,1964yg Student Council fChaplainjg GAA fSocial Chairmanjg Spanish Clubg Junior Play CCastJg Senior Playg Att. Gen's Youth Conferenceg AASC Conventiong ILPC Conventiong TAPS Repre- sentativeg Student Model W eek RUDY DONGORIA Senior Favoriteg Freshman ,Tunior Playg Senior Play Favorireg Spanish C1ubgCor- fCastyg FTAg Library Clubg onation: Kingg Hall of German Clubg Photography Fame: Campus Favoriteg Club CVice-Presidenty Track: Freshman Team CRUZ DOPEZ Vegetable Day QueenCon- testg Pep Squad qSecretary, Sgt. at Armsyg FHA QUnit Presidentpg GAA qTreasurer, Sweerheartyg FNA qVice- Presidentpg Spanish Club QSecretary-Treasureryg Vol- leyball GENARO LUGO S Clubg Track: Varsity, Freshmang Football: Varsity QCo-Captainy, B Team, Freshman Team vml stsxffawzezffssfsasffswave:- ff, H'iG mmMwmsw11., ,-if - LUPE LOPEZ BOBCAT Staffg S club: Football: Varsity, B Teamg Track: Varsity, Freshmang WESLEY MACIAS Spanish Club ADELFA MARTINEZ Junior Favoriteg Student Councilg Pep Squad qCheer- leaderyg FHA fUnit Presi- dentyg GAA fSecretary5g Freshman Class Presidentg Spanish Club QVice-Presi- dentjg Coronation: Princessg Hall of Fame: Most Athlet- ic ESTELLA MARTINEZ Choral Clubg Spanish Club l 1 GILBERT MARTINEZ S Clubg Baseball: Mana- RoBERT MARTINEZ BOBCAT Staff, ChoralC1ubg gefz Track: Managerg CAT Library Clubg Spanish Club TALE Staffg Spanish Club GREGORY MARTINEZ qsgr. at Armsp PATRICK MATTFIELD QBeauj 144 MARY MCELROY ! Who s Who in Scholarshipg Youth Appreciation Wee-,kg Citizen of the MonthgJ'unior Play QCastJg Senior Play fCastjg Bandg NHS QSec- retaryjg Spanish Clubg Ten- nisg DAR Award PATSY MCKEAN Pep Squad QSecretaryjg BOB- CAT Staff SHERILLE MCVAY DANNY MENA Spanish Club J' ANIE MONTES BOBCAT Staff: FHAg span- ish Club RAFAEL MONTEZ Spanish Clubg Industrial Arts BARBARA MONTGOMERY Student Council: FTA Spanish Clubg Pep Squad? FNAg GAA fPresident, Treasurerj PA TRIC IA MOORE Junior Playg FHAg Senior Playg Pep Squadg NHS 145 CARO LYN SUE MOORE FHA fUnit Secretary, Chap- ter Secretarypg Vegetable Day Queen Contestg Jun- ior Class Secretary-Treas- urerg Pep Squad MA RY NARVAEZ Pep Squadg FHAg Spanish Clubg Library Club KATHERINE OLIVERI Junior Playg Student Coun- cilg Pep Squadg Fl-IAg Li- braly Clubg Spanish Clubg Volleyball MAC A RIO ORTIZ 1 46 DANIEL PEREZ DECAg Football: B Team GLORIA ONTIVEROS BOBCAT Staffg FHAg Span ish Club PENNY PIETZ WILLIAM PRICE junior Play qCastpg Senior Play QCastyg Bandg Spanish Clubg NMSQT Honorable Mention NARCISO PUENTE S Clubg Baseball: B Team, Varsity gr . ' i SEQ? at Lf RAINS unior Play QCastjg Senior Band fTwirlerJg CAT Staff QFaculty Editor, n Editor, Senior FTA QHistorian, reasurerjg Coronationg of Fame: Cutest Girly eena Texas Finalistg UIL , All-Star Castg UIL Contestg Solos and Contestg Citizen the Month IRENE RAMIREZ Freshman Favoriteg Student Councilg Library Clubg Spanish Club QSocialChair- manjg Coronationg Soph- omore Class Secretary TH ERESA QUINTANILLA Junior Playg Student Coun- cilg Library Clubg Spanish Clubg Pep Squad fVice- Presidentj ROSALINDA QUIROGA Student Councilg Pep Squad FI-IAg Spanish Club QPres identj TOMMY ROMO EMMA RAMOS CAROLINA RANGEL ADAM REYES THELMA ANN RHODES Senior Favoriteg Pep Squadg Library Clubg Science Clubg 3 Club: Football: FYCSII' Libfafb' Club Spanish Club CLARA MAY RICKS Spanish Clubg Y TeensQRe- ITIS-U Club: Baseball: Var- porterpg Tennis sityg Youth Appreciation Week J I Q I DELIA RODRIGUEZ BOBCAT Staffg FHAg Span- ish Club QReporterj GILBERT RODRIGUEZ Spanish Clubg Baseball: B Team S ERAPIA RODRIGUEZ Pep Squadg BOBCAT Staff CARLOS ROI AS Spanish Clubg Track: Var- sityg Baseball: B Team .TOSEPI-IINE SANCHEZ DARLENE RUSCH Junior Playg Senior Play QCastjg Student Councilg Bandg BOBCAT Staffg UIL Typing Contest ANTONIO SANCHEZ. S Clubg Baseball: Var GLORIA SALAS ISMAEL SANCHEZ Pep Squaclg Spanish Club sity, B Teamg DECA YOLANDA SANCHEZ Bandg Spanish Club ,TEFFERY SANDERS NHS MARY LOU SANDOVAL Student Councilg Senior Class CVice-Presidentyg FTA, Spanish Clubg NHSg Citizen of the Monthg Who'S Who in Citizenship RICHARD SAUTER Band QBeauJ PATRICIA SC ANLON Bandg FTA, Choral Clubg Volleyballg FNA 150 GREGORY SCHLUNDT Bandg UIL Gne-Act Play ALVA SCI-IULZE Citizen of the MonthQ1963- 196459 .Tunior Playg Student Councilg Bandg NHSg Span- ish Club, PTA QReporter, Chaplain, Secretary, Pres- identjg FHA QVice-Pres- ident, Parliamentarianyg TMI Art Competition QSec- ond Placepg Betty Crocker's Homemaker of Tomorrowg TAPS Representativeg Best All-Around Sophomore Girl WILLIAM SCOTT S Clubg Industrial Artsg Basketball: B Team, Fresh- mang Manager: Track,Foot- ball, Basketball, Freshman Track I HENRY SEAY S Clubg Basketball: B Teamg Track: Varsityg Football: Varsity, B Team, I All-District Linebackerg ,Tunior Play fCastj CHARLES SETTLES Spanish Club C EC I LIA SIFUEN TES Spanish Clubg Pep Squad QTreasurer, Most Outstand- ing Memberj CAROL SINGLETON Band QTwirler, Sweetheartjg Typing Awardg UIL Typing Contest QFirst Place, Dis- trictjg Senior Playg Citizen of the Month OLIVIA SILVA Choral Clubg Library Club Spanish Club LARRY SMITH NI-lSg Spanish Clubg Science Fair QFirst Placej CEC IL SMITH DECA qParliamentarianp DIANE STEWART Pep Squadg FHAg Library Clubg Spanish Club 151 J AMES STONE Baseball: B TeamgFootball: B Team, Freshman Team KATHLEEN STUESSER Senior Class Secretary LYNN SYMM Bandg FTAgFHAqHistorianyg NHSg Junior Play QCastQg Senior Play EDWARD TELLO S Clubg Basketball: Var- sityg Baseball: Varsityg Spanish Club 152 MARY ANNE TENIENTE GAAg Volleyballg Spanish Club KATHRYN TAYLOR Pep Squad JOYCE THOMPSON FI-lAg Pep Squadg FNAg Li- brary Club: Junior Playg UIL Typing Contest STEVE THOMPSON Spanish Clubg Science Fair fFirst Placej MARY TOOKE Spanish Clubg Y Teensg Li- brary Club QOutstanding Service Awardjg Attendance Award TREVINO Club FNA CANDIS UPTON Pep Squadg FHAg Choral Clubg Library Club COut- standing Service Awardy KAY TOURO Senior Playg Pep Squad QCheer1eaderjg BOBCAT Staffg Pioneer Teenage Baker, FHA QTreasurer, Sec- retaryj BERTHA TREVINO BOBCAT Staffg FHAg Span- ish Club ROSIE VALDEZ FHAg Spanish Clubg Volley ball Qlvianagery 153 RUDY VA LDEZ MARCIA VAN HELLEN Junior Playg Senior Play Pep Squad QPresident, Vice- President, Social Chair- manjg Student Councilg GAAg NHSg Tennis JANET VAN HORN Hall of Fame: Most Likely to Succeedg NHSg BOBCAT Staffg Bandg English Awardg UIL Ready Writing Contestg Summer Science Program Alternateg TAPS Represent- ativeg National Merit Schol- arg Junior Playg Senior Playg CAT TALE Staff qArt Editor, Organizations Editoryg Cit- izen of the Month H963- 196-fijg Att. Gen's Youth Conference ANITA VARA Bandg NHS: UIL Typing Contest MARY VEGA Pep Squadg BOBCAT Staffg FHAg Spanish Club fSweet- heartjg library Club OSCAR VEGA SIDNEY VEST DA VID VI LLA LOBOS OTILIA VIERA CAT TALE Staff QCopy Ed- itorjg German Club fVice- Presidentyg Junior Playg Senior Playg Basketball: B Team ARTHUR VILLAFRANCA S Clubg Tennisg Spanish Club CHARLEY WADE WAY NE WHITTEN DONALD WILSFORD Bandg FTAg Choral Clubg Choral Clubp Spanish Clubg YOLANDA WILKINS All-Regional Choirg Library Junior Playg Senior Play Senior Playg Bandg Tennis Club qCas tj Library Club UIL Debate Contest , re L .,,.L. V .... ,. , . . . Q 9 A C A sf: r A 1 i f f A Li,a ond Placej GLORIA JEAN WOODLEE IOE YANEZ FHAg FTAg Science Clubg BOBCAT Staffg S Club: Spanish Clubg Typing Golfg Football: Varsity, B Awardg BOBCAT Staff QArt Teamg Track: Varsity Editoryg Science Fair qSec- .TEANETTE ZALMAN OF ELIA ZUNIGA Spanish Club All Seniors like Kay Touro and Tom Collins are pre- paring for a once in a lifetime event. 156 Well, it's like this, one of Mr. Kinman's pet bugs got laiway. We caught it and are holding it down until he gets ere. S -lt of L w, One of the duties of the Student Councilis to raise and lower the flag. Here, Vic and Leonard proudly display Old Glory. Janet Van Horn was the winner of the National Merit Scholarship Award. Congratulations, Janet! O.K., Seniors! On Senior Day,you cannot wear shorts, chew gum, go swimming, ride the horses, sing or talk on the bus--but remember, we WANT you to have a good time. All right kids! We warned you about that gum chewing. Now we can't get one of the teachers unstuck from his chair. Old fashion seniors model the latest style. II f I N! A 5' Carolyn Leggett and Kathy Stuesser help to assist in the coun- Hurry, before the P1-il-1Cipa1 catches us. selor' s office. 158 . 0 . Y jf? , 542 i k Oh, darn! And after all the time I spent at the beauty shop, too. Every year the Senior girls look forward to trying out for cheerleader for the Senior-Faculty Game. Here, the girls are shown at one of their afternoon practices. I never thought learning to fly could be so easy. V Q TOP STUDENTS ARE HONORED The achievement section of the CAT TALE Annual recognizes those students who have gained an outstanding position among their fellow students. On the opposite page are pictured Mr, and Miss BOBCAT, selected annually by the faculty as our most outstanding seniors. Mr. and Miss BOBCAT are followed by the Citizens of the Month and c'WHO'S WHO IN ClTlZENSHIP, also selected by the faculty as the most outstanding citizen of the month, WHO'S WHO IN SCHOLARSHIPH is the honor bestowed on the stu- dent obtaining the highest scholastic average from the senior class. WHO'S WHO IN SPORTSH is the honor awarded to the outstanding participant in the field of athletics and sportsmanship. The student to receive this honor is selected by a panel of our faculty coaches, The Achievement Section includes the six pointers-students holding the top five offices in the various organizations. The six point offices include: Student Council President, Senior Class President, Junior Class President, Drum Major, and Editor-In-Chief of the yearbook, This section concludes with the presentation of the annual P,T,A, Coronation, featuring Queen Myett and her court. HONOR AND SHAME FROM NO CONDITION RISE: ACT WELL YOUR PART, THERE ALL THE HONOR LIES. From: The Essay on Man By: Alexander Pope ACHIEVEMENT INTEGRITY HoNoR SEPTEMBER affo 11 CITIZENS QF Alva Schulze NOVEMBER Berle Barnett Pamela Littleton OCTOBER David Kraemer Janet Van Horn l DECEMBER Jimmy Woolum Paula Morris JANUAR Y John Quesenberry Carol Singleton THE MONTH FEBR UAR Y Martha Runnels John Guzman x APRIL Alba Ortiz Larry Adler MARCH Mary Sandoval MAY Elsie Kerfoot Philip Duggel' For each month of the school year the faculty selects a boy and a girl as Citizens ofthe Month. These nine couples are chosen on a basis of service to the school and scholastic achievement. 165 WHOS WHO RY IN CITIZENSHIP LOU SAN DOVAL ' + s W s 1 v . N K i I I F r P I r 5 Y I W w 1 W ,- fb 1 rv .mf .1 - 1: fm uw. we 4, N-ww' Q r .fn ,mr v-.MN 'N-rn ,sz xv v r awp 1 'vudw:um:,.m,yn,-m-fuf,wvqung..g' In mv-,Mgr pfpmufagna --zuxgpm rpusuux, E H i 1 'E ii 5 is is M S 3 SE 5 2 TUDENT COUNCIL X PRESIDENT VICTOR GARZA X DRUM MAJOR CHARLES FLENS SENIOR CLASS PRESIDENT TONY LEIVA JUNICR CLASS PAU LA PRESIDENT MORRIS MOST VER SATILE: Victor Garza and Alba Ortiz 1965 HALL Each year the student body selects in an open election those students who it feels possess certain qualities which make them outstanding. These students are given titles which indi- cate which of these qualities are attributed to each of them. These titles and the qualities which they repre- sent are as follows: MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Janet Van Horn and Berle Barnett 174 CAMPUS FAVOR ITES: Pam Littleton and Rudy Longoria s V ',,, ,t O OF FAME Most Versatile: leader- ship ability in sev- eral diversified fields. Campus Favorites: a- bility to G 'Win friends and influence peo- pleli! Mr. and Miss Personal- ity: friendliness and ability to get along well with others. Most Likely to Succeed: scholastic achieve- ment and character. 'oo Most Athletic: active and outstanding par- Yolanda Garcia MR. AND MISS PERSONALITY: Ronnie Carroll and ticipation in various school sports. and Miss School Spirit: enthusiasm in promoting in- terest in the school and its activities. Mr. . AND MISS SCHOOL SPIRIT: .Iirn Hageman Donna Buchanan MOST ATHLETIC: Adelfa Martinez and Philip Dugger. 175 gm f Ki f i f .Q H+, ' ' ' f -XP it 3 .vm - , views 'af . 4 ,- W3-f,gz:f4,,mx 5 wg, H 1 f if ,ff + Q 4 , W1 ,E ,. 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P 1 lllllil!',' KING AND QUEEN QUEEN MYET XXI THE ROYAL COURT DUKE AND DUCHESS DUKE AND DUCHESS Daniel Esteves Yolanda Garcia DUKE AND DUCHESS Bobby Williams Paula Morris CORONATIGN S9 DUKE AND DUCHESS Gilbert Martinez Irene Ramirez 'Lf .513 DUKE AND DUCHESS Edward Garcia Alicia Garcia O is Q v A i DUKE AND DUCHESS Jimmy Perry Mary Law COURT OF 1965 DUKE AND DUCHESS Jacinto Salazar Angie Dominguez ROYALTY DUKE AND DUCHESS James Machado Yomeida Rodriquez A THING CALLED CONTRIBUTION 53 First row, left to right: Berle Barnett, Raul Dominguez, Edward Garcia, Charles Hughes, Val Aldrich, Ioe Yanez, ,Timmy Giesick, Tom Collins. Second row: George Jimenez, Henry Seay, Roy Ingram, Nestor Sandoval, Johnny Christopher, Frankie Lott, Ronnie Carroll, Genaro Lugo. Third row: AbelCantu, Joe Casas, Richard Sullivan, Philip Dugger, Raymond Conley, Lupe Lopez. COACHES: Mr. Claude Evatt, Mr. John Ferrera, Mr. Clyde Fest MANAGER: Arthur Ojeda 188 FOOTBALL SWEETHEART 1964-1965 ADGNNA BUCHANAN -5' 1' A 5' ' o sig 2 25 9 ' -1' 1- :' -Mg, M ..., -4 em 32 Z 5 Z? IE .2 M.,.....ww,,....w ,mwwmm-w'T Tf'T7 TQf'ITT77 Z-mm-MwMWTF1fff 'f?TI'if1'iQ1 jf' l -NMHQM.. M 4.0 ww v N M A x MM bmw M . ..,. x 0 Val Aldrich John Christopher FULLBACK END All-District All-District Co-Captains Philip Dugger and ,Tim Hageman led the team to a 6-4 record. Philip Dugger Henry Seay QUARTERBACK LINEBACKER A11-District A11-District CH EROKEES WIN Following the opening kickoff, the Bobcats went 69 yards to score and lead 8-O in the first quarter. The Cherokees started to move but a fumble, recovered by J im Giesick, stopped them and set up the second Bobcat score. The Cherokees came iight back and cut the margin to 16-8. In the third quarter, after a Bobcat fumble, the Cherokees scored and tied the game. In the fourth quarter at the South San 40, Dugger fumbled and Sam Houston recovered, going on to score and win 23-16. RATT LE RS DEAD LY The San Marcos Rattlers scored on a second quarter touchdown pass and held on to it to beat the Bobcats 'I-O. It was the most thrilling game of the year. The Bobcats, leading in statistics, just couldn't push over a score. The defensive standouts for the Bobcats were J' oe Yanez, Genaro Lugo, and Roy Ingram. rf' 4919 Jim Hageman Charles Hughes GUARD LINEBACKER All-District, 2 years A11-District Most Valuable Player All-Cir Roy Ingram Genaro Lugo CENTER GUARD All-District All-District Y BOBCATS MUZZLE USTANGS CORRALED HUSKIES The Bobcats had an easy night as they rolled over the hapless Nixon Mustangs by a score of 52-O. Philip Dugger scored three TDs, including! a 90 yard kick-off return, to lead the Bobcats in raising their district record to 3- l,and 3-3 for the season. South San's first tally came in the first minute of play after Charles Hughes blocked a punt on the Nixon 30 yard line. ,T oe Casas scored twice in the second quarter. Frankie Lott led the rushers with 94 yards on 12 carries. Again, the Bobcats had an easy night as they blasted the Holmes Huskies 58-O to even their district record at 2-2. With only 1:40 gone in the game Dugger passed to .T ohn Christopher for a TD. Dugger passed 30 yards to Charles Hughes for 19 yards for another score. Dugger scored on a one yard plunge for another first quarter score. Seconds later Dugger went 3 yards for another TD. So. San scored in the third quarter three times. Raul Dominguez Iames Giesick QUARTERBACK TACKLE All-District George Jimenez Joe Yanez HALFBACK TACKLE 191 Bobcat's sweaty war gear at rest. .ii , , -' f 73ff' -1 . E - 1 fn 'Fa X Q, f' va it 4 f gy. X 1 Q 9, ZS-I 3 f N' 4 , W g , , lf' M N A ffx I f Q 6 'lf W ,,:lL.'. Raymond Conley Lupe Lopez HALFBACK END 192 All-District Honorable Mention EAGLES BLANKED Phil Dugger passed for two touchdowns, scored one himself, and kicked a field goal to lead the Bobcats to a 23-O victory over the Eagle Pass Eagles. Dugger scored the first TD from one yard out to cap a 42 yard drive. In the second quarter Dugger passed 13 yards to .T ohn Christopher for another score. The final TD came on a 14-yard Dugger to Charles Hughes pass. Ray Conley led rushing with 109 yards in 16 carries. EAGLES ROMPED Phil Dugger passed for two touchdowns and Val Aldrich ran for two as the Bobcats ran over the Pleasanton Eagles 34-0. Dugger put the Bobcats on the scoreboard with 4:25 re- maining in the first half with a 28-yard pass to end, Charles Hughes. Ray Conley ran the conversion and So. San led 8-O at the half. So. San scored three touchdowns in the third quarter. Val Aldrich took the Pleasanton kick- off on his own 20 and returned itfor a TD. The Bobcats recovered a fumble on the Pleasanton 22 but a 15-yard penalty put it on the 37. Dugget flipped a short pass to ,Toe Casas who raced all the way for the 3rd TD. Aldrich scored again taking a handoff from Dugger and going 40 yards. The final touchdown was made by Frankie Lott on a 28-yard run. Sports Editors Note-The game had to be for- feited to Pleasanton because of an ineligible player on the team. CATS CLAWED So. San had a bad night at Del Rio as they lost a 25-8 decision to the Wildcats. The first half was even as neither team scored, but the Wildcats scored in the third quarter to lead 7-0, The next Wildcat TD's came on two Bobcat fumblesg the first on the Bobcat 28 and the next on the 37. The last Wildcat score came on a recovered Bobcat punt on the So, San 24. The Bobcat's only TD came on a 38-yard passfrom Philip Dugger to Charles Hughes. Dugger ran the conversion. The loss dropped So. San out of the championship race with a 3-2 district mark. .Toe Casas Tom Collins HALFBACK GUARD ii Ray Conley wasman of the night as he got 46 yards on 9 carries, X r x , S caught 2 passes, and intercepted 2 as the Bobcats hit the road ' XJ? ' X to success against Marshall. The Bobcats invaded the Rams' -- territory and went home a 36-0 victor. Ray Conley took the opening kickoff and ran it back '70 yards to put the Bobcats 6-0. D E H 0 R N E D Dugger passed to Conley for 40 yards to boost the lead 14-0. In the second quarter ,Tohn Christopher scored on a 22-yard pass from Dugger to end So. San'sfirst half scoring and give the Bob- -i- ,- cats a 20-0 lead. :Jilin Next year's football players try to maintain a high physical standard for the coming season. Q ... lt I Viizr K , pig . xg. Bobcats sharpen fangs for next years foes. BOBCATS SCRATCH COYOTES Raymond Conley and Phil Dugger took scoring honors as they led the Bobcats to a 50-0 rout of the Uvalde Coyotes by scoring 3 TDS. The Bobcats ran up 408 yards as they ran up their district record to 4-2 and 4-4 for the season. Conley scored the first TD on a 38-yard dash. Three minutes later he scored again. His final score came two minutes into the second quarter with Joe Casas adding the extra points for a 28-O halftime lead. The scoring surge continued into the second half with Dugger scoring from the Coyote 10 after a recovered Coyote kickoff fumble. Philip scored again in the third quarter to raise the score to 42-0. The last Bobcat score came on a tremendous 90-yard run by Philip. BOBCATS DEHCRN ANTLERS Philip Dugger scored on runs of 5 and 8 yards to take the district scoring crown-89 points - as he led the Bob- cats to a 38-12 season finale victory over the Kerrville Antlers. Dugger capped a 67-yard drive with a 5-yard scoring run and added the 2 point conversion. Tivy scored next but South San came back and scored 3 TDs in the second quarter to move out of range. A 17-yard pass to John Christopher followed a 54-yard run by Ray Conley. Dugger scored the other one on the 8-yard run. Conley scored on a 51-yarder in the third period and an 18-yard Dugger to Christopher scoring pass was next. Berle Barnett Edward Garcia 194 GUARD END Frankie Lott Richard Sullivan FULLBACK CENTER il' F Q 5 gc 5-- D Q me 2. -4' Jfq f ls Q Q .U Q , 1 Q ww N r ,N Q? 'Y 4. 4 fs. gf N iz' LIVW 1 - Y if , kikw VV , 4 'X l Q3 , if if 5 in RV ggsw ,, 3x2 Qi -. ' Q is W' W 1 is 'F '? 1 1 Q if Q T? E gig 31 - 'EF si M 2 x ax First row, left to right: Johnny Guzman, Meddie Lomas, Ronnie Hines, Ruben Flores, Frank Tondre, Robert Fuentes, Second row: Natividad Salazar, Mike Coffey, Jerry Iacobs, Gordon Fox, John Christopher, Jim Vorhes, Coach Bill Dalton, Manager Richard Torres, Philip Dugger, Charles McGee, Tommy Zappe, Danny Garrison, Manager Margarito Hernandez. BASKETBALL TEAM OUTSTANDING MANAGERS COACH: Margarito Hernandez Bill Dalton Richard Torres So. San So. San So. San So. San So. San So. San So. San So. San So. San - DISTRICT RECORD Holmes Pleasanton Marshall Kerrville Holmes Kerrville Marshall Pleasanton Playoff Marshall - SIXTEEN TEAMS COME TG TOURNEY The Bobcats' Philip Dugger, No 45, jumps high against Wayne Doyle of the Marshall Rams in the final game ofthe South San Antonio Tournament. The Rams won this game and the tournament with a score of 59 to 38. This gave the Bob- cats second place in the tourney, in which sixteen teams participated. Philip scored 23 points in a great losing cause, Philip Dugger All-District two yrsg All- State two yrsg All-City 1 yr. Jnnnny Guzman Ronnie Hines Chuck McGee Natie Salazar A11-DiSn-ict one All-District All-District yr. Honorable men- Honorable men tion. tion. Members of the team surround the starters after South San's victory over the Central Catholic Buttons. 3 ,, rgk L Bobcats Continue to Win All that the opposition can do is stare in awe as Philip flips in another two points. m: :sa'sfflgtwmea1,-ff' - . . :gg v.M3.f.g-We QiWimlyM.wmg HOLMES TAKES A LOSER 78-25 So. San began the district campaign just as they left off last year, winning! Phil Dugger, who hit with a 23.7 points per game clip during the regular season, hit for 22 points before being taken out, to take scoring honors. This was the 65th district win in a row. Also hitting in double figures were GordonFox and John ny Guzman with 15 and 14 points respec tively. Nati Salazar hit for 9 points THE EAGLES GET PLUCKED Johnny Guzman scored 24 points as he led the Bobcats to an easy 66-38 romp over the Pleasanton Eagles. The Bobcats were never in trouble as the out-classed Eagles could only watch Johnny burn the nets. Not far behind in the scoring were Phil Dugger with 17 and Nati Salazar with 10. 2 , X 45 ff-3 ' 6 1 . ,SL '5-rfif' f 'lk' f- Y:'f.' M5 Nur 'Q ANTLERS FALL TO CATS Philip Dugger hit the nets for 26 points as the Bobcats rolled over the Kerrville Tivy Antlers by a score of 60-46. The win gave the Bobcats a 4-0 district record and a 22-3 season rec- ord. It was the 68th district winina row. Also hitting in double figures were Nati Salazar with 20 points, ,Tohnny Guzman with 11 points. Gordon Fox Frank Tondre BOBCATS WIN The Bobcats went to Marshall with everyone saying the Bobcat's streak was about to end. The Bobcats then proved that people should not always believe what they hear by turning back the Rams 50-49. The game was tight as the score indicates. The lead changed hands many times, but So. San held the lead when the final buzzer sounded. The Bobcats led by5 points with 3:15 to go and began a stall. With 1:55 left it was cut to 3 points and then with 13 seconds left, to 1 point. Ajump- ball resulted in a frantic shot by the Rams which was short. Dugger scored 22 points to take high score honors. Nati Salazar hit for 15, and .Tohnny Guzman for 10, to help Philip out. It was the 67th district win in a row giving the Bob- cats a 3-0 record. 202 Coach Gustafson presents Philip Dugger with the Most Valuable Player Award aftei the South San Tournament. T 'wx XSQWW vggic' ANTLERS FALL T0 CATS SC. SAN DEFEATED Phil Dugger, Nati Salazar, and Johnny Guzman hit for 20, 16 and 10 points respectively to lead the Bobcats to an easy 63-31 decision over the Kerrville Tivy Antlers. The Bobcats had an easy time as they led by a score of 29-17 at the half. The win lifted the Bobcats' district record to 6-0 and 24-3 for the sea- son. It was the 70th straight district triumph for the Bobcats. 5 I -Q 7 J as i .il Q4 The Bobcats saw their amazing districtwinning streak broken at 70 straight in a 50-30 loss to the John Mar- shall Rams. The Bobcats had not lost a district game since February 5, 1957 when they lost to Edgewood 55-46. Nati Salazar led Sc San with 10 points and Phil Dugger scored 6 before eaving the game with an ankle injury in the fourth period. The Bobcats were cold and tense as they could only hit with 18070 ac- curacy. The game was close at the start with So. San leading, but the Rams got hot and So. San just couldn't warm up to close the gap. Nati Salazar scrambles for a loose ball in the midst of cage action. EAGLES GRCDUNDED BGBCATS DETHRONED After starting out slowly, the Bobcats poured on the coal as they outscored the Pleasanton Eagles 69-50 to force a playoff with Marshall who also won, At the half So. San led by only 5 points but in the third quarter they opened up and led 49-38 at the start of the 4th period. After that it was all So. San. Nati Salazar and Chuck McGee shared scoring honors with 18 points apiece. Also hitting in double figures were Ruben Flores with 15 and Phil Dugger with 12 points. The win left So. San with 7-1 district mark and 26-4 for the season. Ed Lackey sank two free throws with eight seconds left to give the Rams a 41-35 victory over the Bobcats in sudden- death North Zone district playoff. The loss was the first district championship loss in ten years. So. San got off to a good start as they led 10-7 at the end of the first quarter, but they got cold in the second quarter as all they could muster were 2 points to trail 19-12. Phil Dugger scored 14 ofhis game high 17 points in the second half as the Bobcats cut down a ten point lead to a tie. The Bobcat surge was a little late as the time clicked away the seconds. With the score tied at 39 all, Lackey made his two points to give the Rams the lead and the game. A-Team Basketball: First row, left to right: Bruce Morris, John Quesenberry, Gene Dykes, Rodney Tacquino, Raul Zamora. Second row: Tommy Wingate, Kenneth Rush, Arthur Shultz, Richard Fuchs, John De La Rosa, Jimmy Machado, Jacinto Salazar. gy ir Y! f ,Q 5 iii' iigiiifily Q xiiiiq f v T -Q ff' as 7 .i A G o .ff .m,,.-aw .. . . i -f,. ,,,. ' -I-,zgfz-Q,jff's' www., ...mx I . 511, OBCATS BEGIN BASEBALL .fi In 'V' ' 1-1 ' ' ' ' Y KU . w 1 K Q , 5 4 1, 1- L- I K f, A 'K I ' 25 M Q B A A 2 ,..,......a . . .... A .....-Q - 4' if ,fl-i :-L ai - - ' 4 4 1331 ' 3 W: ' gg,-' ' :. V ff I : A, , - B J B , M 3 h -21 1 SEASCDN WITH A BANG OBCAT BASEBALL TEAM REGIONAL CHAMPS Bottom row, left to right: Mgr. Jimmy Tondre,Casey Sanchez, Adam Reyes, Narciso Puente, Edward Tello, Johnny Guzman Mgr. Robert Sanchez. Middle row: Ruben Flores, Frank Tondre, Robert Arthur, Natividad Salazar, James Machado. Back row: Meddie Lomas, Dennis Magro, Mike Coffey, Tommy Wingate, Jerry Jacobs, Rudy Herrera, Ronnie Hines, Coach Cliff Gustafson. Central Catholic J. F. Kennedy St. Gerard's Holy Cross I. F. Kennedy Miller QC. CJ McCollum Hondo McAllen McAllen Hondo Harlandale Austin Tourney Harlandale - C25 Austin Lanier Holy Cross McCollum Central Catholic Alamo Heights Central Catholic SEASON RECORD THEY O 1 3 1 0 0 5 1 O 7,1 6 4 2,2 4,5 1 O 4 0,1 4 1 St. Gerard's NORTH ZONE O. W. Holmes John Marshall Kerrville Tivy O. W. Holmes John Marshall Kerrville Tivy J. F. Kennedy DISTRICT Laredo Nixon Bl-DISTRICT Mission REGIONAL Waco LaVega STATE TOURNAMENT Waxahachie Snyder THEY 1 3 1 1 0 3 1 O 1,2 3,2 2,0 2 2 BOBCATS WIN OPEN ER The Bobcats opened the North Zone race with a re- sounding 17-3 trouncing of the Holmes Huskies and gave all the others in the zone a glimpse of what they can expect when they meet. Leading the attack were Frank Tondre, Meddie Lomas, and Adam Reyes with two hits apiece and Casey Sanchez with one. Four pitchers got some practice for the hard road of the playoffs for the state tourney by pitching a no-hitter combined with Mike Coffey getting credit for the win. SENIORSg Left to right, front row: Adam Reyes, Edward Tello, Flores, Mike Coffey, Meddie Lomas, Rudy Herrera. CATS TROMP RAMS The Bobcats invaded the Rams' diamond and gave them a good 9-1 whippingwitha lst inning8 run spurt. Meddie Lomas led the attack with two singles and a double. Nati Salazar and Frank Tondre each had a single as the 'Cats cruised to their second zone victory, 15th in a row, and 26th of the season against two defeats. Johnny Guzman, Narciso Puente. Second row: Ruben gg f , . Q Ln.. M ' ' . - - ,, ' , '72 , V5 ft , ., y X ff I 'I lg, A K? -M 1 1 , - Q., 5 - , N . . : ' -Q? P v-W 'M , ' 'ft W' 'i - 1 .. A . f , , 1 -H' , I .- - 1 FH, lx , ll 'ww V f 3, . 1 K A' X ZA . N it 5,-., ,h .f y 2 'W ig ' f f .1 1 ..,, 1- f. miT:.5r'P . NWS- M' ing: .. , gt? Q. A r - -' if .J '- 2 . , ' . I ' ,.,. -ix r-. 'f 1 H1 +, ,.-, wr i,:,,.:,,g A I aw:-5 ' ,X 'r 0' . a r . gn -12 b ,-1 ?,,Z:,,g M, V I- fav ' ' t ' N, 3'1 ' fw ., ' .W a fifcfla 21'- .gift -2 , ' .72 'fi' 4' 'H' aff,-4 f At' - - uf - W, , ,- ,fi . '- at. '- .Ng 1 f 1 i t Q 1 1 1:1 1 1 . - - f ,. ' ' N u' f N :T 1 aff ti? -- U - '17 7' f ' ' ' S MW ' 2 - ' tl f, . +ve. ,.,, - - f ' , -W ' at rr T - ' 1 2 I 5 :af-2 L g , , r' ' 1 ' ' 'I 5 B -. . JQ 4 K . ' Mike Coffey Ruben Flores John Guzman Eddy Tello TIVY BOWS T0 All District All State 63 and 64 BOBCATS HUSKIES ARE WHIPPED The Bobcats managed to get only one hit but took advantage of 6 walks, a wild pitch, and? sacrifice flies to score runs in the first and fifth innings and take a 3-1 game from the Kerrville Tivy Antlers. The sole Bobcat hit, a triple by Rudy Herrera, had no part in the scoring. Johnny Guzman allowed only 3 hits as'the Bobcats upped their record to 27-2 for the season. Edward Tello not only kept the Huskies scoreless but also helped his own game by hitting asingle and a grand slam homer as the Bobcats breezed by the Pups 26-O. Also hitting grand slam homers were Ruben Flores and Mike Coffey who went 2 for 2 at the plate. Nati Salazar also had a good day as he, too, went 2 for 2 at bat with a pair of singles, The Bobcats extended their winning streak to 17 and season record to 28-2. Mike Coffey, number 16, slugs one of his famous homers as the Bobcats romp Lanier of Austin in a non-district clash at Burrows Field. A11-Drstrrct A11-State A11-State 63 and 64 51 4 I Meddie Lomas Narciso Puente Adam Reyes Rudy Herrera A11-Dlstrrct 111111111111111111111111111111 11111111 11111 111111111ll111111l 111111111 11111 CATS HAVE ANOTHER BIG YEAR :llfflllflffllIlllfflffllllflllff ffllll fllllll 1111111111l1111111 111111111111 Robert Arthur Ronnie Hines Jerry Jacobs I Q K i 'WA Felix Juarez V , ' 7555 James Machado i 4 , 55 x px -I .lr Dennis Magro qv! -we CATS TAKE NORTH ZGNE The Bobcats sewed up the North Zone title witha 9-3 verdict over the John Marshall Rams, which set the Rams back 2 games and out of contention. The win gave the Bobcats a 5-0 district mark and a 29-2 overall record. Johnny Guzman's pitchingjob was made easy because he was given a 12-hit support. Johnny helped his three hitter by getting two singles. Giving support were Rudy Herrera, withatriple and two singles, Meddie Lomas and Mike Coffey, with a single and a double each, Frank Tondre with a single, and Nati Salazar with a double. BO BCATS BAG ANTLERS South San completed the sweep of the North Zone race with 10-1 win over the Kerrville Tivy Antlers and a perfect 6-O record. Edward Tello pitched a 4-hit game and was given great support by Rudy Herrera, who drove in 3 runs with a triple and a sacrifice fly. Casey Sanchez also gave him much support as he singled, doubled, and batted in 2 runs, while Meddie Lomas and Dennis Magro added a double and 2 singles, respec- tively. The win was the 19th in a row and the 30th of the season for the 'Cats. 1' t ivf ' A P ' A A . ,, ,A - .. ..,. 2 ' ' Q f , gb . ' K K T1 'Y . tg K ,S z pr r-. 5, -. 9 ' K V uf . 1 .f -- at .r . .f SO. SAN DEFEATS NIXON The Bobcats ripped the Laredo Nixon Mustangs 8-1 in the first game of a best of three series for the district cham- pionship. The Bobcats got 4 hits and 2 walks off Nixon's ace, ,Tose Gamez in the first inning to score 6 runs. .Tohn Guzman was a little cold and allowed 3 singles to score Nixon's only run in the first inning. He settled down and was taken out in the 6th to let Edward Tello finish the game. The Bobcats scored their other 2 runs in the 3rd and 6th innings. The victory gave South San a 32-2 record and the 21st in a row. Natividad Salazar Glen Perry All State 'G-1'-LI 215 i I 'VGDQJZ Casey Sanchez Frank Tondre All District All State Tommy Wingate Alex Yanez Adam Reyes slides safely in at third base in this district game against the John Marshall Rams, BOBCATS GET IOtI1 STRAIGHT DISTRICT WIN South San won its tenth straight district championship with an easy 11-2 win over the Laredo Nixon Mustangs to com- plete a two-game sweep of the district best-of-three play- off series. Rudy Herrera was the only player to get two hits, as he singled once and tripled with the bases loaded. The Bobcats scored three runs in the first inning and were never headed. 216 In the third inning the Bobcats scored twice on singles by Herrera, Meddie Lomas, and Nati Salazar and a walk by Frank Tondre. Another score came on a sacrifice fly by Mike Coffey in the fourth Ten Bobcats got to bat in the sixth, as six came in for runs. Two singles, three walks, an error, and I-lerrera's triple ace counted for the runs. The win left South San with a 33-2 season record. BOBCATS WIN BI-DISTRICT CRGWN Mike Coffey gave struggling Johnny Guzman all the support he needed as he doubled in two runs in the fourth, scored one, and singled in the important two runs in the tenth as he led the Bobcats to a 5-3 win over the Mission Eagles in a best-of-three playoff for the Bi-District title. The win was the 34th of the Bobcats' season, their 23rd in a row, and ,Tohnny's 18th without a loss. Behind 1-0 until the third, the Bobcats scored three runs in the fourth. Nati Salazar and Frank Tondre singled, moved up on a wild pitch,and then scored on Coffey's double. Robert Arthur sacrificed Coffey to third, and Guzman scored him with a perfect squeeze bunt. Mission tied the score in the sixth on two singles, two errors, and a ground out. The Cats were held hitless until the tenth, when Meddie Lomas opened with a 390-foot double, took third on an error by the third baseman on which Salazar was safe. Coffey then came on with his game-win- ning single. The Bobcats won their third straight Bi-District crown as they clipped the Mission Eagles' wings with a 14-2 shel- lacking. The Bobcats, with a 15-hit attack behind Robert Arthur and Nati Salazar, who each homered, sewed it up in the first with four runs. They added eight insurance runs in the next two innings, four in each, to assure Edward Tello of a shaky 5-hit win, his twelfth. Rudy Herrera tripled in the first inning to score Casey Sanchez and tie the score, and then Frank Tondre singled to bring in two more runs after Adam Reyes had walked. In the second, Salazar hit his three- run homer to complete that inning's scoring. Four runs in the third came on three singles, two walks, a double, and an error. Arthur ended the scoring with his two-run homer in the sixth. The win was the 24th ina row and the 35th of the season to two losses. A Mission player rounds third base only to be tagged at home plate during the South San-Mis- sion battle for the Bi-District chapionship. CATS PLAY LA VEGA FOR REGIONAL The Bobcats gave .T ohnny Guzman an early 5-0 lead as he shut out the LaVega Pirates for four innings on no hits and no walks to win his 19th game of the season. Adam Reyes had two singles and a double to lead the 11-hit attack. Nati Salazar drove in four runs with two singles and a run- scoring grounder. Rudy Herrera drove in two runs with two singles, and Meddie Lomas pushed across two more with a pair of ground outs. Ruben Flores took over in the 5th and allowed only four hits and two runs to make the final score 9-2. The win was the 25th ina row and the 36th of the year. The Bobcats now held a one-game lead in the best-of-three series for the regional crown. 217 SOUTH SAN TAKES REGIONAL The Bobcats slammed into the state tourney with a '7-0 victory over the LaVega Pirates to make it two in a row for the regional title. Edward Tello pitched a fine five-hitter, strik- ing out eight as he won his 13th game of the season. Frank Tondre gave Edward great sup- port as he hit the first grand slam homer of his short high school career. Edward got into W trouble several times but got out superbly by keeping the Pirates going for his fast breaking curves. Casey Sanchez led off the first with a single to deep short, followed by a walk to Adam Reyes. They advanced to an infield out, and Sanchez scored ona late throw from short on Lomas's hit. Salazar hit to short, who went to third to force Reyes. However, Reyes was safe when the third baseman dropped the ball. Tondre then came on to slam hisfour-bagger. In the third, Salazar scored on a balk after he had doubled and reached third on abunt single by Tondre. The last run came in when Robert Arthur was hit by the pitcher with the bases loaded. ' ff Shortstop Frank Tondre slides in to third base a few seconds too late in the Bob- cats' second game against LaVega. CATS WIN CCDNSOLATICDN AT STATE South San was seeking its 11th straight state tournament win and an unprecedented third straight state title when it lost to the Waxahachie Indians 2-0. The shut-out was the Bobcats' first of the year and the defeat ended a 26-game winning string. It was the first loss in 20 decisions this year for Johnny Guzman, South San's ace pitcher, and his first defeat in29 games since May 1, 1964. It finished his high school career with a 46-4 mark. After allowing four hits and a walk in the first three innings, he re- 218 tired three batters before the fateful sixth, when the Indians got their two decisive runs. Sophomore Nati Salazar doubled with one away in the fourth for South San's lone hit, but he got no further. The Bobcats missed their best chance in the fifth when Robert Arthur got aboard on an error, Guzman forced Arthur, and Casey Sanchez drew his second walk of the game. Herrera walked to load the bases, but Meddie Lomas flew out to center for the third out. The Bobcats scored more runs than they needed but a day late, as they took the Snyder Tigers by a score of 6-2 to take third place in the 17th annual UIL state baseball tourney. It was the 38th win of the season for the Bobcats against 3 defeats, but it was of little sig- nificance as they had lost out on their bid for an unprecedented third straight state title on the day before. It was also their 11th tournament win in 12 starts. Edward Tello scattered 7 hits as he recoreded his 14th win against 1 loss. Casey Sanchez led the way with a single and a double as he went 2for2 at the plate. The Bobcats scored four runs in the first inning on singles by Rudy Herrera and Nati Salazar, each driving in a run, an outfield throwing error, and two walks. In the second inning Sanchez doubled with one on to make it 5-O. An error on the next play made it 6-0. The Tigers' runs came in the fifth on a triple, a single, and apassed ball. Tello retired the first eight players he faced but had trouble in the fourth, fifth, and sixth innings. How- ever, he managed to get out of it pretty well. In the fourth, the Bob- cats almost scored again when Sanchez tried to score all the way from first on Adam Reyes' single to right. He was tagged out at home. Nati Salazar scrambles toward first as he hits a double the only Bobcat hit in a 2-O loss to Waxahachie B TEAM Front row, left to right: Wayne Lewis, Chris Gonzales, Darwin Schenks, Mike Markl, Chester Vickers. Second row: ,Terry Pena, Raul Zamora, Richard Lopez, Lucio Leal,Frank Lujan, Johnny Martin. Third row: Lee Ford, Salvador Cuellar, Juan Mendoza, David Guzman, Santos Lopez. TRACK TEAM HAS BIG YEAR 1 0' W ., . First row, left to right: Abelardo Escamilla, Johnny Christopher, Richard Gibson, Albert Cardenas, Roy Martinez, Jacinto Salazar, Dennis Brooks, Adam Jimenez. Second row: Gene Dykes, Danny Garrison, Henry Seay, Nestor Sandoval, Manuel Mendoza, Carlos Castano, David Garcia, GeorgeJimenez, Kenneth Rusch. Third row: Margarito Hernandez, Antonio Barragan: Mgr., Bob Justis, Johnny Machado, Hector Patino, Tommy Zappe, Fred Robles, Roy Granado, Ronnie Singleton, Ralph Cuellar: Mgr., Danny J. Scott: Coach. IIEEIIEEIIEIEIEIIEEIIEIEI MEETS San Antonio Invitational Rattler Relays Gobbler Relays -5 5 f New Braunfels Track Meet 1 7 7 J ' J J Seguin Track Meet Mule Relays , District Meet 1 ' Regional Qualifiers Meet ' IIQEIEIEEIEIEIEEIELEIIEJTET TRACK BOYS STRIVE TO WIN ef. Albert Cardenas 880 Yd. Run Mile Relay High Hurdles Low Hurdles John Christopher Richard Gibson George Jimenez Roy Martinez Shot Put Mile Relay High Hurdles Discus 2-Mile Relay Low Hurdles 440 Relay Qualified for Regional: High Hurdles Low Hurdles Raymond Conley is shown at a meet. Raymond is competing in the broadjump SVSYIL John Christopher coming over the second hurdle also came in second in District. Roy Martinez is fourth in the picture X .. it - Joe Casas Raymond Conley Gene Dykes John Quesenberry Jacinto Salazar 100 Yd. Dash 220 Dash 440 Yd. Dash 880 Run 220 Yd. Dash 440 Yd. Dash 440 Relay Broad Jump Qualified for High Jump Regional: 100 Yd. Dash 222 QQXQQ We f Nestor Sandoval L Shot Put A A Discus i ff? 6 I . L 5b,i f353 V Q A D - A --nw.-ii 4 ig,gg,:'uV ,z if V if ,F r ,M-:iz I' az M: ,N + 1 ring-ary ,L a.o.,.?b is 4 -- 'Wye' Wi Dennis Brooks Mile Relay 2 - Mile Relay 11'-1 Q? ,,,, v i ' Q e Q mi Johnny Machado . ig r A' 'fi fix! f 'r 'rf - Adam Jimenez 880 Run 2- Mile Relay Ly SI Hector Patino QQ Q5 Q 4 223 TRACK TEAM TRAINS FUR MEETS is 2 The high jump is a real skill to perfect, and don't you agree this boy seems to be doing a good job. 4? 'U' , I2. ?::rf , .. l f fi, A 1: -Q S 1, ..f- I I Lf. Tommy Zappe Manuel Mendoza Carlos Castano Allen Seay Antonio Barragan High .Tump 100 Yd. Dash 440 Yd. Dash Discus 880 Run High Hurdles 220 Yd. Dash Mile Relay Mile Relay 100 Yd. Dash Abelardo Escarnilla Joe Herrera David Garcia Danny Garrison Roy Granado Mile Run Broad Jump Broad Jump Pole Vault 880 Run Low Hurdles .i rlr k 9 I xi, ff'-'-4, qw' . X51 i F .- X :TN r A 'Q -.ft X, Bob Justis Fred Robles Roy Rossrnan Kenneth Rusch Ronnie Singleton High Hurdles Shot Put Pole Vault Low Hurdles Discus Ee O 8 I Q I Q XX ? S ff Q Z Q EX 6 fe 4 XX 9 228 WE RUN, JUMP, AND FLY These three pictures represent just three events the Bobcat Track strive to do his best in. 4 EX S ff Q I SQ f O S fe I QQ 6 fe .55 I O, ,A B TEAM TRACK Front row, left to right: Richard Fuchs, Freddy Faulk, Frank Lott, Joseph Garza, Ernest Rendon, Chris Lopez. Second row: Gerald Coker, Mike Ellis, Gabino Castillo, Bobby Quintanilla, Fred Robles, Kenneth Leadford. FRESHMAN TEAM Front row, left to right: Mike Lugo,Julio Valenzuela, Jesse Moreno, Raul Solis, J' oe Huron, Luis Castillo. Second row: Raul Reyna, J' ohn Rivas, Miguel Banda, Billy Moore, Elias Viera. 227 GOLFERS STRIVE FOR HGLE IN ONE X 2 A N 4-L Kink' Nf- Mr. John Ferrara Coach John Crane Leonard Fuentes Danny Gonzales Joe Yanez Ronnie Adler Wesley Bledsoe Danny and Joe sure keep the grass trim! 228 VOLLEYBALL PLAYERS PRACTICE LONG AND HARD ..:V IVAA Miss Amparo Ortiz Coach Mrs. Elaine Tanner Coach 'QQ X I of ll: L R r C A W MA First row, left to right: Yolanda Amaya, Luz Cardenas, Linda Coy, Carmen Diaz, Yolanda Dominguez, Cruz Lopez, Alice Jimenez. Second row, left to right: Ofelia Juarez, Adelfa Martinez, Barbara Montgomery, Kathy Olivieri. Alba Ortiz, Yomeida Rodriguez, Carmen Vasquez. -.P Q , if Dolores Coy Manager 229 GIRLS PLACE SECCJND IN DISTRICT Front row, left to right: Lydia Zuniga, Mary Jane Flores, Carolyn North, Back row: Pam Littleton, Maureen C avanaugh, Linda Johnson, Mary McElroy. Miss Amparo Ortiz ZH, .,..l 1 ,:.' Coach '55 It ya , f .f 0' e i . I f yt.I y K ,R . i District Team left to right: Pam Littleton, Ann Ainsworth, Mary Jane Flores, Carolyn North. BOYS TAKE SECOND IN DISTRICT Front row, left to right: Charles Evans, Jimmy Woolum, Steve Mallett, David Kraemer, Jim Vorhes, Second row: Tony beiva, Donald Wilsford, Arthur Villafranca. Mr. Clyde Evatt Coach District Team left to right: ,Tim Vorhes, Arthur Villafranca, Tony Lelva, Donald Wilsford. WE RECEIVED HONORS Top to Bottom: BerleBarnettreceived the American Legion Award and theI Dare You Award. Alva Schulze re- ceived the FTA Scholarship. Mary Burroughs received the Alumni Scholarship. Patsy Garcia received the LULAC Scholarship as did Mary Sandoval, who is not pictured. Mary McElroy received the Bracken- ridge Scholarship, the I Dare You Award, and the American Legion A- ward. American Legion Sports Awards were given to Philip Dugger, John Christoper, Rudy Herrera and .TQhn,Guzman. fBottom to Topy. 232 Mary McElroy, at left, was Valedictorian, with the highest grade average, and Janet Van Horn, right, was Salutatorian, with the second highest grade average. Alba Ortiz, Berle Barnett, Janet Van Horn, Bobby Williams, Cnot picturedj, appeared on the show, On The Spot and won 170 to Kenedy, Texas High School's 160. Shirley Becker received theJohn Philip Sousa Band Award for being the outstanding senior band member. r Yvonne Mace was chosen Outstanding Member of the Varsity Pep Squad. 1964- 1965. Hector Ponce a junior band student received a first di- vision rating at state con- test on the drums. Congratulations, Hector you did an outstanding job. Adelfa Martinez was chosen Sweetheart of the Varsity Pep Squad. 12th YEAR IS NOT ALL WORK Coaches and Senior boys alike came out with the usual elbow bruises and sore backs after the Senior-Faculty game. The game starts with a friendly smile, but it doesn't always end that way. At the second annual Junior-Senior Powder Puff foot- ball game, the Senior girls had great moral support from these fabulous cheerleaders. Five brave Senior boys jumped, hollered, and gave chants to lead the great Senior team to a victory!!! YEA SENIORS!!!!!!!! Day is a day no Senior will forget A ranch was the setting for a crazy day of riding, swimming ping pong dancing rides volleyball eating and just about that a group of Seniors could think of themselves. On the Senior Class's trip to Austin this year, every- one visited the State Legislature and the State Senate while they were in session and toured the Capitol and other points of interest. SENICRS ARE BUSY WITH bfgj Bus Trips Invitations Baccalaureate 234 Graduation Prom AND THEN THERE WAS THE TIME WE... Well, they said the Prom was formal. Here's fifty cents, and I'll pay you the rest tomorrow. I know I left the note in one of these books. Oh come on Berle, if the note on your report card is that funny let me see ,l ,I y,ttfyo y l T I .Valk , Q I .v I 'X 5 ' 1 X N 'I I X I I 9 4 I F I don't know why they make us come so formal for lunch. 235 S COMPETITION .Tunior and Senior girls compete for first place, These girls represented their classes in the Nothing but action for these Sophomore and Freshman boys. Art competition is one of the most important divisions in class competition. The Freshman class came in first this year with ,Timmy Perez drawing the winning picture. The second place picture was drawn by Senior Harriet English. Third place honors were given to the Sophomore class, with the winning picture drawn by Arthur Schulze. And the Junior class came in fourth, with David Kramer's drawing. Competition Results Seniors ------------ 49 Freshmen - - - 40 Juniors ---- - - 34 Sophomores - - - - 31 WE WERE THERE Every morning South San students display their patriotism by pledging allegiance to the flag. Larry Smith accepts an award as co-winner of first place in the school Science Fair. Each spring the student body elects Student Council of- ficers for the followin school ear. Here Adelfa Martinez 8 Y - speaks on behalf of her favorite candidate. li VF 3155 .fm ,, V 5 I, , ,. daft - A, M it w tf W fa .Mice ,A-,mg Vfvfiqwgl ild' Each club and organization is given an opportunity during the year to decorate the display case in the front foyer. Here, CAT TALE staff members help with the staff's display. He and Steve Thompson shared the honor as the builders of a light beam communicator. l These students are hard at work practic- ing a play for U.I.L. competition, Pictured with Mrs. Elaine Tanner, sponsor, are the newly elected officers and cheerleaders of the Bobcadet Pep Squad for the 1965-66 school year. Good luck, girls! 237 FUN!!!FUN!!!FUN!!! And they call this work!?! ammavisQ:mn1 umfw,nmusv:.ww4mmw -f-,, L1 nc, : It's 3:03 and June 21. Good-Bye!! w W 1 Coach croohs his favorite tune! FACES O F MA Y bw Gosh! l've never been this close to a man's beard before! What a way to start the summer, Berle! Their mothers have been neglecting them lately! ! ! 'ima-rzz2,e12--'215: - wz.frffmzBSa2:1z':f1a,:svv12ysf,iz2ns?z,vw??.2af7w' g-.,-,,...:::r n!i 5 A mg? -. - Nj 69,5 Bl 'X K2 FN Ll' v- y 0 s' ,YV tw NA E3 And they call this living! ?! So we didn't win any games, We at least had fun, fun, fun .... X. R 1 .533 . I Vkfl 'VVV ' ,P le , Q - V ,. ' ' f W l ' R ' 'S fi ' s', 'ii '7 7 - ot jf: t ,,i'., y I ychty A 'gf , a I 'ixwh , K 5-,Y 'W' gk VV I , ,,,, f- I my ,L,,. V A vt mf' ,M .'.L 5? A , e i W e x we s Eenie, meenie, minie, mo...Let's see---I used answer number 3 last time, so I'll use number 2 this time. . . Hmm. This looks like a good answer . . . ff' Who would have guessed that feeding a family would be such a problem? You see, we'll make the sandwiches today. Then we try out these new plastic bags and see if anybody can tell that they're left overs when they eat them tomorrow. Gosh! This food is for the birds! Ni -451 F. e T X, ' -' xg, Tx - ' THERE SHOULD HAVE BEEN A LAW What do you mean, you want to know howl got up here?? ,X No, the pond doesn't have freckles. Those are pennies . . . HOT OFF stffft 1 We're staging a sit in. Down with the Pep Squad!! He still wou1dn't believe me. Not even after I gave him this sweet innocent look. OOOH. - He makes me sooooo mad! 3 7:i r g 81. sz Q, .uf 1,.1,:.:q Q 1 4 n e I i I I 2 E I ADVERTISEMENT INDEX ALAMO NATIONAL BANK . . . AMERICAN SPORTS CENTER . BILL PEACE AND SON . . . BILLY'S RESTAURANT ..... BORDEN' S MILK COMPANY .... .... COLONIAL AUTO SUPPLY . . . COMET GAS AND ICE DANDEE CLEANERS .... DAN'S FOOD MARKET . . . DELUXE SUPERMARKET .... DONUT HOUSE ....... ED'S HUMBLE STATION EL RANCHO TORTILLA .......... .... ERLER PENNYCUICK FOOD CO. .... FACS ............ FLOWER BOX , THE .... 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You also get the best in fountain service. 810 Laredo HWY I WA 3 - 9 Z0 5 802 Dwight Ave. WA 2-6385 It looks like a meeting of the United Nations just adjourned. Mother said there would be days like this! 248 l ! Johnny Saldana, Secretary of the School Board is ready and willing to serve you. 930 New Laredo Hwy. WA 2-7241 OPEN u:OO A.M. TO 8200 P.M. MENDIOLA'S Barber Shop owNr-:ra ar OPERATOR J. N. MENDIOLA SCH LU N DT'S WHERE SERVICE IS BUT A TELEPHO WA 4-3960 PLUMBING 3926 Military Dr. WA Z-8814 Xxx XX X . V Foo D ' Yes! Hurry to DAN'S where your money goes a LONG way! 7215 Somerset Rd, WA 3-9844 That greasy kid stuff turns a woman to stone!!! 249 I can't help it if you do have awife and ten kids, Val, You still have to pay for your CAT TALE! At left, homemaking students model in a style show held yearly for the girl student body. Clothes are furnished by Simplicity Patterns. No, I haven't been on a safari, just to the trophy case. DANDEE CLEANERS C ompliments of The Fox Company If-E , '4 M Q U I SERVICE W1THASM1LE X of S.-gs-fy. WA 2-1191 2009 Quintana Rd. 250 HENRY AND HIS KASUALS Q35 .,,,. Richard Acosta Raymond Perez Henry Pena Joe DeLeon Raul Cantu Drums Bass Guitar Singer Sax Sax Danny Acosta Patrick Camunes Lead Guitar Organ Versatility with a V describes Henry and His Kasuals, If you want talent and experience, go no further! Henry and His Kasuals have appeared on Radio and Television shows, not to mention Night Clubs and Teenage and High School Dances, The Kasuals play for the enjoyment of their audience, Their range of music is varied-Rock'n 'Roll, Popular, Classical and Rhythm and Blues. Henry Pena, the singer of the band, also leads His Kasuals. Henry is a Senior at South San. The Kasuals would appreciate your calling on them for your next big party or dance. Just get in touch with Henry at school or by calling CA 5-5757. Henry and His Kasuals are always ready to play for your enjoyment! 251 Congratulations SOUTH SAN SENIORS Welcome to SAN ANTONIO COLLEGE For Catalogue, Write: SAN ANTONIO COLLEGE 1300 San Pedro Avenue San Antonio, Texas 78212 PE 4-5381 One of South San's additions to SAN ANTONIO COLLEGE, Patty Pruiett, finds time between classes to Study her French. I can't believe it! I get a oneway, expense-paid trip to Siberia on a jet-propelled banana!!! The blue South San Bobcat shirt in the package is a surprise for you, Mr. Saldana. 252 GERFERS The FLORIST The Finest ln Flowers Weddings - Corsages - Anniversaries Bouquets - Funeral Designs Wire Service Phone WA 2-1201 Night WA 3-2138 -egg T, V 717 Pleasanton Rd, city Wide Delivery T VINCE'S HUMBLE STATION T 7507 Hwy 81 WA 3-9478 THE DONUT HOUSE 201 Bartholomew WA 3-9157 PRINTING RHINEHART BATTERY SERVICE il II 'I We're glad you could make it to today's story hour. This morning we will dwell on the adventures of the ginger- Svwffffffwfaffffff bread man who got tired of his home and ran away. OR is THAT the way the story goes? it- ALTERNATORS VOLTAGE REGULATORS GENERA TORS STARTERS 810 Crittendon WA 2.-0302 SPOTTED HORSE JET DRIVE INN Enjoy friendly service from Mr. Ralph Easley SUPERIOR Prompt and Courteous 112 Martinez St. CA 6-2793 You need it---We have it!! T EXAS HARDWARE Fe-Fi-Fo-Fum, I smell the blood of an Englishman! 8K V A E T Y Gosh, this story keeps getting better and better. 253 3701 1X2 Nogalitos WA 2-0181 Trinity University THE FLOWER BOX QQ B R111 Ulvff Wi A f f S I-E Ef'Q gnu M ,Wg fgawgilfsflm and means so much! X r -fx' N. f S' in 'fQfjLQi?QQg2?f-1''afQfiii.?1l1?i55, X fl -1. 55 A 'N A Friendly Campus. . . I j With Friendly People! ! 715 Stadium Dr. PE 6-4141 107 N, Park Blvd. Bus: CA 3-4772 Res: WA 3-3387 Aw, come on, gang. Mom will be awfully mad if I go home without a car. Especially if I tell her it was stolen 254 whue I was sifting on in. MARTIN LINEN SUPPLY COMPANY Like all Martin Lir1er1's employees, this smiling worker is always ready to assist you. At right, Alba Ortiz always wanted to know how it felt to be in the driver's seat. Serving San Antonio For Over 50 Years CLEANLINESS IS HEALTH INSURANCE Complete Linen Service For All Types of Businesses Restroom Service Uniform Service xx x' 421 Roosevelt - - -- LE 3-5191 ' 255 in 5' MA'S DONUT SHOP SO.SAN SALVAGE FRESH DONUTS DAILY Also a variety of fruit and pecan rolls. CAKE DECORATIONS FOR ALL OCCASIONS BY ORDER ONLY SHOP HOURS: 4 A.M. to 6 P.M- MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY MRs,ALEx CHRISTILLES y i GO TO MA'S FOR THE BEST IN GOOD Mrs. Perry and her son, Jimmy, are always ready to serve EATING! t You' COME BROWSE AROUND! 119 Whitewood OR 4-9566 836 Bynum WA 3-4931 Mother told me that if I married young, life would be hard, but this is ridiculous! The members of the one-act play cast really worked hard perfecting the play that would represent South San at the UIL meet. 256 i 1 1 v O9 N. San Saba CA 4-6632 f 55 XX I X C0ND E 1 0 1857 f X YEARS BORDEN'S MILK ICE CREAM If Its Borden's It's Got to be Be Good. PE 6 3101 875 East Ashby ROY AKERS FUNERAL CHAPEL Beautiful Chapel - Centrally Located Most Modem Equipment . 201 Come on BOBCAT let's have a little pepI!!!!!!I WEST-SIDE STATE BANK LANG'S SERVICE STATICJN The book gets better after Mother Bear says, My 8 New Laredo Hwy. WA 2-98 porridge is too hot' mov, 257 Compliments of E R .Star PEN NYCUICK Compaiy 341 EAST COMMERCE 0 ON 5, TEXAS KELLY, O TERRACE I LURLINE'S iw BEAUTY SALON 727 Bynum WA 3-9583 fx X X, 814 Dwight WA 3,4171 C 0 M wx Watch repair Fine Jewelry sf? 1 , , 6 GAS 8x ICE LYLE 5 These 1121121 lessons sure are getting complicated. One, two, three, lick.-. . One, two, three, kick. . . . PRETTY PLEASE, Mr. Gunga. Give me the ball. All right, I'm going home to tell my mommy!!! 258 Pe Wizot 'for SN 1011111111111 111111111111111111 11 J 1 65211 its QMWS Qmf, X Nfvvfxf CW , X O 0 I Xi A' INN! 4' 1 ' . , f X-'+ 'F ' gf , F 11 1 , gg c o nu 'T ' , NCIIIPS , A X X G Q Q is PconTlAT 6 1 5 1 J 15 R Ps 1 ,f 1 4 I KELLY FIELD NATICJNAL BANK Bar-B-Q ro go Catering E 4 if 3543 sw Mimaly Dr, WA 3-7171 5 VALLEY- HI NATIONAL BAN K Member FDIC Las Palmas Member FDIC 302 Valley Hi Dr. OR 4-0881 260 Sometimes I get the strange feeling that I'm all ALONE that nobody is LISTENING to me. Isn't that silly? JOSKES O F TEXAS WHERE YCU SHOP AND SAVE Las Palmas Store Downtown 900 Castroville Alamo Plaza GE 2-2341 CA 7-4343 Linda Rains, a senior South San student, is a Teena Texas model at Ioske's Depart- ment Store. ED'S HUMBLE SERVICE STATICDN 81 GARAGE unneu A wmv A Envlce N221 gg, -A 0 QEQQ 7: ' BILLY'S RESTAURANT Billy Mitchell Village Private Party and Banquet Room 243 Lackland GE 3-1451 These ads brought to you through the Courtesy You take it. No, you take it. No, Ireally think you OF SOUTH SAN SUPPORTERS! l should have it. No, No, take it!! 261 DELUXE SU PERMARKET ff' ,AV THE M 553 X E 3 L 91 3- BEST .H - COLONIAL AUTO SUPPLY Md. 1 6806511165 BUYS IN XY H-in Q41 E 'V LLLL O TOWN' O V , xi f ' f, V v '-JE! 1 WE HAVE A COMPLETE LINE OF STOCK TO SERVICE YOUR NEEDS, 5103 S. Flores WA 3-7791 Ofc: 7519 Somerset ,,,,,,,,,, WA 3-4031 Sales: 7519 Somerset ......... WA 3-881 Pick a pack of firecrackers, Zish, Boom, Bah! SOUTH SAN, SOUTH SAN, Rah! Rah! Rah! 1'm an utter failure. The more I my, the harder it is for me to walk a 252 straight line. Control yourself! We know you have a headache, but don't take it out on him! KERRVILLE BUS CGMPANY Alba Ortiz, Janet Van Horn, and David Villalobos are about to embark on a 11'ip on one of KEI1'V.i.HE'S luxury coaches. Chartered Bus Service Ride New Air -Cf.ODidiTfiDIH6lIE1 for Schools, Clubs, Luxury Coaches to Any Point Lodges, Parties and in Texas or the Nation Conventions ! . - ..,... fHA 5 ' ' :mana EAST CONVENIENT SERVICE fl h ' ' Ha'-5 TRIP PLANNING SERVICE f M 1 DEPENDABLE PACKAGE EXPRESS ,I -uv. 5 , - '--UR. , I l 'H .ggnw ii ZO2 Augusta Avenue CA 6-773771 1283 LA FERIA g AMERICAN SPORTS CENTER ST? WQNERE 3 . 3 ff: Whatever Your Sport, f Z X AMERICAN K- SPORTS CENTER W has ir! W IOOK AROUND UI WHOLESALE RETAIL g I +a'ou'mzzf. I pi 'b f t , CA 7-8309 For all your shopping needs, stop at La- A C- K1 I 3 Feria. 3 Q 'X , 1 423 Military Dr. 802 W. Commerce St. 217 N- St- M3-TYIS WA 3-4504 CA 3-5566 A Look, kids. I know what I'm talking about. Don't EVER let Mr. Burkholder teach you how to ride a horse. He put me on one and the next thing I knew, I was being dragged all over the ground. Like this. How was I supposed to know that I was supposed to let go of the reins the minute I touched dirt? 264 4 For one hundred dollars, ladies and gentle- men, guess which one is the real tennis player. PGSEY HGME 8g AUTO SUPPLY . yf fs X . 1 I v xx A . ' xx . A 7 ' W V v Y , .11 i . -, These pictures are representative of Posey's Home and Auto Supply, A place to serve you - courtesy - Friendly Workers! 810 Dwight Ave. WA 2-5602 Kick your feet up, Swing your arms up, too Move your head both ways like you've seen me do. Then just repeat to the swinging bear. DO THE FREDDY!!! This school isn'r big enough for all of us. Let's have a show- down wirh Mr. Mangum. 15 FROST NATIONAL BANK j IG'- .1551 Main Plaza CA 7-6161 Self-Service Laundry T H E U E KE R CO. 1514 South Presa 821 1111 South St. Mary's All's quiet on the Kelley front. You CAN'T so wRoNG IF You Gave FLOWERS KELLEY SCHOGL SH OP Pa 'me'S F'0We'S YOUR SOUTH SAN FLORIST tc ,, 810 DWIGHT AVE. - SAN ANTONlO,TEXAS EVERYTHING FOR THE SCHOOL coRsAGEs - FUNERAL DESIGNS - wEDDlNGs BOUQUETS FOR ALL OCCASIONS , CITY WIDE DELIVERY 47 5 Dwlght Avenue Day WA 4-2631 Night WA 4-4626 Santa Claus must have heard my prayers. This is just what I wanted for Christmas. 266 UNION STATE BANK for 5 In keeping with the Christmas spirit, Union State Bank decorated with the traditional Christmas tree. Above, a bank patron takes advantage of Union's courtesy. At right, These are the employees of Union State Bank. SAFETY - COURTESY - SERVICE Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation You Q SAVE 801 Dwight WA 3-4591 267 l G MA cxyo TFQQ Congratulations Seniors of 1965 F I 0 GARZA P . H llllllllgx n lisp' , a Automobile - Furniture - Personal S I N G L O N And Real Estate Loans CA 6-2481 103 S, Flores St, . San Antonio, Texas ,Everything for the Builder, Our greatest Asset is Your Good Will! Lumber - Roofing Material Owners: Alton Turner and Galen Eloff Paint - Hardware - Cement T 8K E Sheetrock - Insulation - Doors 2920 Pleasanton Rd. ALSO USED LUMBER I Il Meir? Free Delivery -- .-' x , ji BLUE AND WHITE FOREVER! ! 1271 Laredo Hwy. WA 3-1527 ' i And so kids I would a reciate our su ort on the horse racin issue, Talk to our arents. Give u . . PP Y PP 8 Y P P your allowance. Get their vote. 268 mmfezzzfsfw-'lmsnv'-m'h1wz--M f - mf . Af ,,, Lzzzazzzszqszfggm-.as'sff,e2f.ef,se1W,. . -we :K SHOP.. AND SAVE! Janet Van Horn and David Viiialobos take advantage of the superb bargains at the I-I.E.B. store at 803 Military Dr. STORES THROUGHOUT SAN ANTONIO TO SERVE YOU! FRIENDLY AND COURTEOUS SERVICE! PSSSST! Tommy doesn't know it but, when he bends down to ! get a drink of water, I'm going to squirt him in the face. IRENE GUZME Outstanding Trainee Pep Squad Member 269 ALAMO NATIONAL BANK ' STARTS warn A SAVINGS AECUUNT 565536 .5 . , fr V- F ym'.r.':: til tif js , ' , . 'LX S? 4 'Bmpr' Mr. Carl Eakin really knows what he's talking about when he gives his D,E. students some important pointers. Nu. I 306 W. Commerce CA 5-1631 These students are a few of the many who were supporting Larry Adler in his campaign for Student Council president. 270 A South San track star puts forth his best effort. SOUTH SAN ANTONIO HIGH SCHOOL PARENT-TEACHERS ASSOCIATION In spite of a busy agenda for Monday night meetings, these members and officers find time to enjoy a few light-hearted moments. TOGETHER, WE HELP THE CHILD fo 'Vw 6' x.',. J' President .............. Mrs. Charles Flens 2 Q Vice-President ........... Mrs. I-LL. P11110-kett 8 ftglii-4' O Recording Secretary ......... Mrs. Sam Wong 2 ffl- 1' :Q Corresponding Secretary .. . Mrs. B.C. Boyd ,1 '-C4-' ' g 9 4' Y5, .b N. 5 271 Treasurer ............ Mrs. W.H. C1'aWfO1'd Meetings: First Monday of the Month Place: Cafeteria BILL PEACE AND SON N 1 1 1 1 1014 Peabody WA 2-0121 af WA 3-7765 1 1 K? 1 L Ns M X XS 561 272 Ha! You think you're fooling me! I know you're taking a picture and I want to be sure I'm in it. THE SOUTH SAN ANTGNIO OPTIMIST CLUB A FRIEND OF TI-IE BOY OPTI-MRS. Mary had a little lamb . . . Uh? Mary had a little Lamb. . . IForgot. These two Seniors, Harriet English and Mike Coffey, are closing the doors to the school for the last time, as we all must do sometime, Some of us will surely be glad to face our coming challenges. Others Wouldn't mind another year at South San--the many activities and just the fun of being with the gang. There will be so many memories to look back on and think of, such as Walking down the halls or cheering at a pep rally. Oh, what memories! Working on the CAT TALE has been a new and great experience for me. We had many problems and hardships, but, as a whole, it has been a real Hballn! The staff has Worked hard to prepare what we think is the greatest CAT TALE ever! I thank them, Mr. Mangum, our principal, who helped us so much, and Mr. Uecker, I-Ienington Publishing Company's representative, who came to our res- cue just when we needed it. The CAT TALE has been an extremely important part of each staff member's life this year. We hope we have created a book that you will enjoy and treasure throughout your life. Very Since rely, O fclffrd Pam Littleton Editor - in- Chief 274 Aaron, Elaine 45,65,111 Adams, Sunny 81 Adler, Donna 39,63,65,81 Adler, Larry 38,46,48,11l,165 Adler, Ronnie 81,228 Agis, Alfred 81 Agis, Magaly 111 Aguilar, Francisca 81 Aguilar, Margarita 40,65,81 Aguilera, Gloria 128 Ahrens, Jacqueline 111 Ainsworth, Ann 111,230 Alcorta, Celia 52,59,128 Alcorta, Irene 81 Alcorta, Raul 81 Alderete, Jesse 81 Aldrich, James 111 Aldrich, Val 5,45,53,54,128,1 250 Alexander, Dennis 38,97 Alexander, Johnny 97 Alexander, Josephine 81 Allen, Dana 81 Allen, Roy 81 Almaguer, lucy 40 Almendarez, Juan 128 Alonzo, lucinda 81 Alton, Louise 30 Alvarado, Frances 67 Alvarado, Linda 68,97 Alvarado, Mary 128 Alvarado, William 81 Alvarez, Rosemary 40,97 Amaya, Yolanda 57,111,229 Angel, Lewis 63,76,97 Angel, Parilla 62,655,111 Arellano, Albert 81 Arellano, Norma 82 Ariola, Jewel 97 Armstrong, Sandra 97 Arnold, Andy 111 Arnold, Danny 97 Arnold, Janice 40,82 Arnold, Richard 128 Arnold, Robert 128 Arredondo, Connie 66,111 Arthur, Robert 54,111,210,213 Atchley, Mr. Fred 21,74 Atchley, Mrs. Lillis 18 Ayala, Frank Bachman, Vicki 97 Bacon, Ronald 82 Bailey, Lamien 82 Baker, Lura 82 Baker, Walter 82 Balafas, Sherry 82 Ball, Steven 45,85 Banda, Miguel 82,196,227 Barcenas, Frances 82 Barker, Patricia 57,59,129 Barker, Sue 111 Barker, Jeanne 39,46,82 Barker, Mrs. Sudie 18,239 sa,r9o, Barnett, Berle 9,46,48,54,59,129,164, 174,179,188,194,232,235 Barnett, Donald 97,207 Barragan, Antonio 60,111,220,224 Barragan, Gloria 65,97 Barrera, Mario 97 Bartel, Laura 111 Bartolome, Isabel 61,111 Bartolome, Juan 97 Barton, Bette 48,52,129 Barton, David 97 Batterton, leslie 40,111 Batoon, Randolph 36,82 Bays, Reggie 71,129 Becker, Shirley 35,36,129,232 Beighey, Gary 111 Beighey, Gregg 97,108 Bello, Jesse 97 Belz, Walter 82 Berger, DeBrada 36,65,82 Berry, Beverly 111 Berry, Lois 45,82 Berry, Merle 82 Black, Betty 46,67,97 Black, Mr. James 13 Blanco, Susan 52,129 Blanquez, Henrietta 40,52,59,129 INDEX Bledsoe, Wesley 97,228 Bodiford, Mr. Rutherford 31 Boenisch, Catherine 97 Bohnenblust, Helen 65,82 Bohnenblust, Mary Louise 60,111 Bolding, William 82 Boley, Diane 111 Bonham, John 97 Bonham, Robert 45,82 Borrego, Hector 97 Bothwell, James 82 Bourland, Betty 130 Bowman, Jimmy 71,112 Boyd, Benjamin 36,97 Boyd, Sylvia 52,64,65,130 Brady, Barbara 97 Braswell, George 97 Bredekamp, John 71 Bredekamp, Ronnie 82 Brooks, Dennis 97,220,223 Broom, Gloria 40,112 Brown, Eloy 82 Brown, James 97 Brown, Lupe 82 Brown, Rita 35,36,46,130 Browning, Helen 45,82 Buchanan, Donna 40,42,13O,175,1 189 Burchfield, French 82 Burke, Sharon 40,45,8'2 Burkholder, Mr. Jack 26 Burroughs, Johanna 36,63,65,82 Burroughs, Mary 48,130,232 Byargeon, Cathy 48,112 Byargeon, Fred 97 Bynum, Gary 71,112 Cabriales, Josefina 82 Cade, Ruby Jean 36,97 Callahan, Patrick 112 Camacho, Florentino 82 Camacho, Mary 82 Camp, James 83 Ca..1p, Robert 130 Campbell, Mrs. Pat 28 Campos, Roger Campos, Teresa 97 Cantu, Abel 54,59,112,188,195 Cantu, Anne Marie 45,97 Cantu, Dolores 65 Cantu, Elizabeth 39,46,83 Cantu, Lupe 40 Cantu, Robert 83 Cantu, Yolanda 40,98 Capelo, Eva 98 Capelo, Robert 83 Cardan, Edward 207 Cardenas, Albert 112,220,221 Cardenas, Luz 52,56,130,229 Cardenas, Margarita 40,65,83 Cardenas, Rebecca 83 Carlisle, Billy 71,131 Carnahan, Karen 40,98 Carolan, Edward 98 Carreon, Dolores 83 Carreon, Esperanza 83 Carreon, Joe 52,630,131 Carrillo, Cruz 83 Carrisalez, Antonio Carrisalez, Dickie 207 Carrisalez, John 83 Carroll, Ronnie 46,48,54,112,1 175,178,183,188,195 Carson, Mr, William 23 Carzine, Camille 40,83 Casas, Joe 54,110,112,188,193,2 222 Casias, Alfredo 83 Casias, Josephine 65,131 Casias, Patricia 83 Casillias, Christine 83 Casillias, Teresa 45,72 Castano, Carlos 83,220,224 Castano, David 45,98 Castano, Maria 65,68,83 Castillo, Jabino 98,227 Castillo, Hermelinda 4O,45,98 Castillo, Lillian 45,63,83 Ctistillo, Luis 83,207,227 Castillo, Maria 65,83 Castillo, Raul 172 Castillo, Rosalinda 39,63,98 Cavanaugh, Maureen 36,112,230 Castro, Cruz 98 Castro, Rachel 83 Cavazos, Benito 83 Ceballos, Clemente 83 Cerda, Alfred Cerna, Tony 83,953,131 Cerna, Yolanda 83 Cevalles, Mary Louise 52,553,131 Cevalles, Tony 99 Chacon, Roger 83 Chandler, Philip 83 Chandler, Ray 99 Charleton, Judy 9,35,37,46,52,62,65, 131 Chavarria, Eugenio 37,99 Chavarria, Gilbert 83 Chavarria, Oralia 112 Chavez, Gregory 113 Christopher, John 5,54,131,165,188, 190,192,201,220,22l,232 Christopher, Sue 45,113 Cisnero, Lucille 83 Clary, Charles 83 Clary, Linda 71,132 Clayton, Nancy 38,75,99 Clayton, Sandra 35,36,48,59,62,132 Coalson, Jimmy 99 Coffey, Mike 54,132,182,185,197, 201,210,211,212,274 Coker, Gerald 76,959,227 Colburn, Chris 83 Colburn, George 113 Collins, Collins, Collins, Audrey 65,84 Douglas 45,99 Tom 52,54,132,156,188,193 Collins, Mr. Thomas 19 Colunga, Linda 84 Conley, Raymond 54,113,188,192, 220,222 Connell, Lynda 83 Consemiu, Annie 4O,60,113 Constance, Judith 113 Contreras, Alejandro 84,196 Contreras, Jose 84,207 Cook, Vicky 37,99 Coquet, Richard 132 Corbin, Linda 84 Coronado, Ignacio 99 Coronado, Robert 84,207 Cortez, Alfred 84 Cortez, Gerald 84 Cortez, Jesus 84 Cortez, Martha 84,99 Cortez, Rita 132 Cowherd, Carleys 84 Coy, Dolores 52,68,132,229 Coy, Linda 48,57,59,ll3,229 Crane, John 113,228 Crawford, Candace 38,63,65,84 Crawford, Vera Nell 113 Croft, Karen 37,63,65,84 Croft, Mrs. Madelene 26,30 Cruz, Anna Marie 59 Cruz, Joseph 84 64, Cruz, Linda 84 Cruz, Mary Ann 4-0,42,46,99,132 Cruz, Nellie 65,67,84 Cruz, Rachel 113 Cuellar, Joe 46,84 Cuellar, Mary 45,59,65,133 Cuellar, Ralph 84,207,220 Cuellar, Salvador 99,219 Cuff, Kathy 39,63,84 Cuff, Mr. Nick 13 Culley, Linda 45,84 Cullins, Samuel 84 Dallis, Brenda 84 Dallis, Marion 113 Dalton, Mr. William 25,54,197 Damon, Ronald 99 Damon, Sandra 4-5,68,84 Davila, Richard 84 Davis, Arlene 45,133 Dawes, Alexandra 40,57,73,113 Day, Sharon 99 Deaver, Ronnie DeHaven, Larry 71 DeLaRosa, Hortense 99 275 DeI.aRosa, Margie 68,99 DeI.aRosa, J. C. 46,60,114,206 DeLeon, David 36,85 DeLeon, Juan 99 Delgado, Mary 99 Delgado, Mary Rose 40 Demoin, Edward 84 Devora, Adela Devora, Elida 59,84,114 Galind Devora, Roy 39,84 Diaz, Alice 84 Diaz, Carmen 40,56,59,133,229 Diaz, Joe 99,196 Diaz, Linda 99 Dimas, Gilbert 114 Dimas, Juan 85 Dimas, Margaret 65,85 Dolph, Herbert 48,59,133 Dolph, Sandra 40,68,85 Dominguez, Angie 185 Dominguez, Joe 85 Dominguez, Margarita 85 Fodge, Lynda 100 Fogg, John T. 37,100 Fogg, Sheila 45,85 Ford, Lee John 114,219 Ford, Shirley 100 Forte, Claudette 114 Fox, Charles 45,85 Fox, Gordon 54,114,197,201,202 Franlrcnfeld, Shirley 45,135 Frierson, lyra 40,47,99,1O0 Fryar, Carl 85 Fuchs, Richard 63,114,206,227 Gillespie, Floyd 138 Gillespie, Linda 36,101 Ginn, Katherine Gioglio, Donna 86 Gomez, Arturo 86 Gomez, Beatrice 39,73,86,101 Gomez, Christina 86 Gomez, Jimmy 101 Gomez, Macario 86 Gomez, Mary Ellen 138 Gomez, Mary Jane 53,59,73,138 Gomez, Ramona 101 Fuelne Fuente Fuente r, Stephen 85 s, Elvira 71,114 S, Leonard 59,135,157,228 Fuentes, Mary Ann 71,114 Fuentes, Robert 114,197,201 Fullen, Linda 85 Fullen, Rickey 85 Furr, S haron 100 Gaddy, Connie 35,536,135 o, Pete 59,136 Dominguez, Raul 99,188,191 Dominguez, Raul S. 54,133 Dominguez, Rosa 40,99 Dominguez Dominguez Salvador 85 Sylvia 7,38,46,96 1 Gallardo, Raymond Gallio, Cynthia 40,114 Gamez, Lydia 86 Gamez, Ninfa 63,68,100 Gammons, Mr. Bob 13 Dominguez, Theresa 85 Dominguez, Yolanda 56,114,229 Dorrycott, Sylvia 63,114 Downes, Linda 65,76,99 Downes, Robert 38,99 Drury, l.onna Gaye Dugan, Kathy 45,46,85 Dugger, Philip 5,54,133,163,165,168, 175,180,188,190,197,198,199,200, 202,208,232 Dykes, Gene 114,206,220,222 Eakin, Mr. Carl 24,70 Edwards, Henry 85 Edwards, Thelma 45,423,133 Garcia, Alicia 68,136,184 Garcia, Antonia 58,59,68,136 Garcia, Daniel R, 100,207 Garcia, Daniel T, 207 Garcia, David 114,220,225 Garcia, Edward 54,115,136,184,188, 194 Garcia, Enrique 85 Garcia, Ernest 71,136 Garcia, Felipe 44,45,59,136 Garcia, Henry 100 Garcia, Henry 39,85 Garcia, Josephine 86 Garcia, Marcello 86 Gonzalez Gonzalez Gonzalez Gonzalez Gonzalez Gonzalez , Adriana 86 , Alex 38,115 , Alfredo 86,196 , Argelia 4O,65,86 , Blanca 40,68,86 , Christobal 86,196,219 Gonzalez, Danny 54,101,207,228 Gonzalez, Diana 39,115 Gonzalez, Diane 138 Gonzalez, Eddie 86 Gonzalez, Edward A, 38,101 Gonzalez, Edward 37 Gonzalez, Emelia Gonzalez, Enriqueta 86 Gonzalez, Gabino 86 Gonzalez, Gilbert 86 Gonzalez, Joe 87,115 Gonzalez, Joseph 87 Gonzalez, Leonard 101 Gonzalez, Mary Helen 87 Gonzalez, Oralia 87 Gonzalez, Raul 101 Gonzalez, Rose Mary 40,47,96,101 Gore, Virginia 65,71,116 Gothard, Mary 116 Granado, Daniel 87 Granado, Roy 39,87,220,225 Gray, Nancy 40,67,96,101 Gray, Mrs. Adele 30 Ehrlich, Sh aron 85 Elley, Calbin 85 Elias, Guadalupe 99 Ellis, Barbara 85 Ellis, Charles M. 119,227 Garcia, Maria 86 Garcia, Maria A, 86 Garcia, Maria De La Cruz 40,59, 86,115 Garcia, Mary Jane 60,65,67,68,73, 115 Ellis, Margie 46,48,52,133,183 Ellis, Mike 45,60,85 Eloff, Mrs. Annie 31 Elsom, Ronald 114 Emerson, Robert 35,37,60,134 English, Arthur 114 Garcia, Mary L 40,45,67,101 Garcia, Patricia 4-0,49,59,127,136, 232 Garcia, Rafaela 40,101 Garcia, Raymond 86 Garcia, Raul 86 Griffith, Mrs. Jo 31 Guerra, Albert 87 Guerra, Angelina 101 Guerra, Carlos 138 Guerra, Mary Allen 40,101 Guerra, Rachel 47,87,182,185 Guerrero Domingo 53,138 Guerrero, Senaro 138 Guerrero, Herlinda 65,87 Guerrero, Huneberto Guerrero, luis 87 Guevara, Anna 65 English 185 , Beverly ss,a7,4e,9s,182, English, Claude 99 Garcia, Rosalinda 86 Garcia, Santiago 37 175',178,183 Garza, English, Harriet 35,38,60,134,236, 274 Erwin, Edward 45 Erwin, Mr. Clark 24 Escamilla, Abelardo 99,220,225 Escobedo, Cruz 40,65,85 Escobedo, Susan 85 Espino, Mary 65,85 Esquivel, Odelia 57,638,114 Esteves, Daniel 59,114,183 Esteves, Maricela 52,59,65,134 Evans, J.B. 37,98,231 Evans, Mary Ann 85 Evans, Mary Kay 45,134 Evatr, Mr. Clyde 23,188 Everett, linda 49,167,134 Fabian, Panfila 65,85 Fasone, Mary 65,134 Farrrh, Fred 100,196,227 Ferrara, Mr. John 22,54,188,228 Ferry, Barbara 68,100 Ferry, David 70 Fest, Claude 22,54,188 Figueroa, Evangclina 67,100 Figueroa, Gilbert 100 Finley, Judy 4o,e7,a5 Fischer, Miss Sally 19,72 Flens, Charles 5,34,35,37,60,134,171 Flores, Andrew 85 Garcia, Steve 101 Garcia, Sylvia 39,63,101 Garcia, Terrisita 65 Garcia, Yolanda 101 Garcia Yolanda A. 40,42,47,115, Garcia, Yolanda C. 45,60 Garrison, Daniel 101,197,204,220, 225 Garza, Garza, Garza, Garza, Bertha 101 David 101 David 101 Domingo 59,115 Garza, Edward 101 Garza, Eudelia 40,101 Garza, Johnny Garza, Joseph 101,227 Garza, Juanita 59,115 Garza, Mary L. 86 Garza, Mary L. 59,101 Garza, Mary lou 115 Garza, Teresa 40,115 vrcror 4,46,48,49,59,137, Guevara, Santos 87,101 Guillen, Patrick 116 Guillen, Rose Marie 87 Gunga, Mr. Heinz 18,20,60,258 Gustafson, Mr. Cliff 25,54,202,210 Guzman, David 87,196,219 Guzman, Genevieve 53,139 Guzman, Guzman Johnny Fred 101 Johnny 5,54,139,165, 199,211,210,212,232 Guzman, Olivia 35,37,139 Guzman, Ortencia 59,139 Guzman, Virginia 101 Guzme, Irene 65,87 Haddox, Katherine 40,100 Haese, Faye Dell 45,116 Hafner, Mr. Walter 26 Hageman, Darrell 45,54,87 Hageman, Jim 5,54,139,175,181,190, 191 Hageman, Harrell 87 Haley, Mr, Robert 21,51,76 Hammond, Mrs. Rose 31 Hammonds, Daniel 87 Flores, Bertha 100 Flores, Elida 40,59,65,135 Flores, Gloria 65,85 Flores, Irene 100 Flores, Isidore 51,63,76,134 Flores, Mary Alice 40,100 Flores, Mary Jane 63,76,100,229 Flores, Oscar 85 Frores, Rrrherr52,54,134,r97,2o1,21o, 211.212 276 9,157,170,174,176,237 Garzes, Irene 86 Garzes, Rosie 40,86 Gascon, James 71,137 Gates, Michael 86,196 Gavlick, Sue Ann 52,101,137 Geisler, Mr. Max Gembler, Alfred 35,37,137 Genero, James 86 Gentry, Charles 86 George, Diana 101 Gerarde, Frances 86 Gibson, Richard 54,76,137,220,221 Giesick, James 54,60,137,188,191 Gildemeister, Edith 40,62,74,115 Gillaspia, Glenda 53,70,71,138 Hardy, Melba 116 Harp, Mr. V. O, 28 Harrison, Beatrice 40,102 Harrison, Nancy 40,65,75,87 Harrison, James Paul 35,37,60 139 Harrison, Paul K. 102 I-larshaw, David 102 Hasscll, Charles 87 Hassler, Alfred 38,102 Hassler, Barbara 37,65,87 Hatren, Mrs. Gretchen 26,68,69 Hayes, Bill 87 Haynes, Mary Ann 87 Haynes, Rita 116 Hearn, Mr. Phines 31 Heine, Paula 65,87 Heritage, Douglas 39,63,68,87 Hernand Hernand Hernand Herna nd ez, Ambrose 102 ez, Armendina 40,67,68,102 ez, Della 60,116 ez, Gilbert 139 Hernandez, Gloria 87 Hernandez, Jesus 87 Hernandez, Lucy 67,139 ez, Margarito 102 ,197,2 20 Hernand Hernandez, Rosie 116 Hernandez, Rudy 87 Hernandez, Yolanda 67 Hernandez, Yolanda R.67,68,87,102 Herrera, Gilda 47,53,140 Herrera, John R. 45,87,102 Herrera, Joseph 55,116,195,220,223 Herrera, Pete 140 Herrera, Rosa Maria 116 Herrera, Rudy 55,140,210,211,213, 232 Hierholzer, Charles 116 Hierholzer, Janice 39,65,87 Hierholzer, Jerry 70,140 Hill, Manny 87 Hines, 213 Ronnie 55,116,197,199,21O, Hinshaw, Mike 96,102 Hittle, Sally 63,117 Holdsworth, Martha 102 Hood, V l-Ioover, irginia 53,140 Susan 63,117 Kraemer, Mr. Edward 19,58,59 Kretzmeier, Mr. William 27,44 Kunze, Duane 117 Lakat ta, Jo Ann 39,103 Lambaria, Larry 117 Lanier, Linda 117 Lankford, Mr. Earl 25,54 Laque, Eloy 35,37,55,142 Lara, Consuelo 88 Lara, Ignacio 45,118 Lara, Jesse 53,59,142 Lara, Sylvia 65,88 Lassere, Linda 36,103 Law, Mary 40,103,184 Leadford, Dorothy 88 Leadford, Kenneth 118,227 Leachman, Robert 142 Leal , Lucio 88,207,219 Ledezma, Adolfo 88 Ledezma, Luis 99 Ledezma, Rudolfo 88 Ledezma, Simon 103 Led ez ma, Yolanda 59,60,142 Ledgerwood, James 47,88,207 Ledwi g, Brony 71,142 Lee, Jimmy 37,88 Legg, Legge Alan 45,89 tt, Carolyn 65,142,158 Leggett, Marilyn 53,143 Leiva, Tony 5,7,47,55,59,127,143 172,231 Martinez, Consuelo 65,89 Martinez, Diana 62 Martinez, Estella 144 Martinez, Gilbert Roland 55,58,59 104,144,184 Martinez, Gregory 45,144 Martinez, Irene 40,89 Martinez, Leonard 89 Martinez, Margarita 89 Martinez, Mary lktella 45,53 Martinez, Mary Helen 74,89 Martinez, Paul Jesse 38,62 Martinez, Reynoldo 118 Martinez, Robert A. 3,58,59,14-4 Martinez, Rosalinda 40,73,104 Martinez, Roy 53,220,221 Massiatte, Christine 65,67,89 Mata, Richard 89 Mata, Trinidad 89 Matrfield, Patrick 71,144 Matthews, Jacqueline 89 Mayers, Mrs, Sank l9,24,48,52 McCartney, Alice Jane 45,104 McClaran, Mealcy 53,118 McColluch, Ronald 39,75,104 McCoy, Sherry 40,47,66,104 McCrury, Mrs. Wilma 26 McDaniel, Sheila 40,104 McElroy, Mary 48,59,145,167,230, 232 McGee, Charles 104,197,199,204 177,182,185 Horton, Barbara 117 Horton, Janice 88 Howell, Barbara 117 Howell, Bonnie 102 Hoyle, Sandra 40,102 I-lromek, Mike 102 Huebenthal, Joan 102 Huebenthal, Larry 88 Huff, Mike 70,140 Hughes, Charles 53,55,140,188,191 Huizar, Jovita 65,88 Huron, Joe 88,227 Huseman, Collins Ingram, Diane 45,88 Ingram, Roy 53,55,141,188,191 Israel, JoElla 68,102 Jackson, Peggy 65,117 Jacobs, Jerry 55,117,197,210,213 Jarrett, Catherine 88 Jennings, Mary 36,67,102 Jennings, Mr. Morris S. 12 Jeser, Mr. Carl 20 Jimenez, Adam 102,220,223 Jimenez, Alice 40,45,88,229 Jimenez, George 53,55,141,188,191, 220,221 l.eschper, Mr. Lee Roy 21 Lester, John 89 Lewis, Keneth 103,219 Lewis, Nikkie Lindsey, Barbara 51,118 Littleton, Mr. James A. 14 Littleton, Pam 5,35 37,47,49,51 56, , , 59,143,163,164,169,174,177,230 Lochala, Larry 89 Locke, Mary 103 Loera, Guadalupe 68,72,118 Loera, Sylvia 73,103 Lomas, Meddie 47,54,56,118,197, 201,210,211,213 Long, Mike 143,238 Longoria, may 53,59,126,143,174, McGee, Gloria 40,89 McKean, Patsy 53,145 McKinley, Mrs. Ethel 17,64 McLane, Linda 89 McMahon, Mrs. Clara 30 McVay, Sheryl 71,145 Meads, Mr. M.K, 27,34 Medina, Pete 89 Mena, Danny 59,145 Mena, Ester 105 Mendoza, Daniel 89 Mendoza, Ezik 89 Mendoza, Juan 105,219 Mendoza, Manuel 89,196,220,224 Menhares, Robert 105 Meyers, Eddie 90 Miller, Billy Ray 39,90 Jimenez, Juan 71,141 Jimenez, Yolanda 45,88 Johnson , Carlos 88 Johnson, Diana 103 Johnson, Dora 53,59,68,141 Johnson Johnson , Linda J. 103 , Linda 37,88,230 Johnson, Richard 88 Jones, Sheila 39,88 Jordan, Mrs. Marguerite 29 Juarez, Felix 88,214 Juarez, Ofelia 45,v3,aa,229 Juarez, Olivia 73,141 Juarez, Roberto 103 Justis, Bob 103,196,220,225 Justis, John 76,141 Kane, Candace 103 Keith, Sheryl 71,117 Kelley, Mr. James A. 15,237 Kelley, Kellner, Kelly, C Thomas 103 Sue 40,103 harles 88 Kelly, Pat 47,141 Kennard Kerfoot, , Nancy 142 Elsie 7,47,49,110,117,165 Kersh, Mike 45,88 Kidd, Elizabeth 40,88 Kilpatrick, Diane 40,88 King, Gaylon 103 Kinman, Mr. Fred 21,74 Kinman, Kinney, Mrs. Paula 18 Kathie 36,65,88 Kintz, Jeanette 88 Kiser, Kathy 39,51,62,88 Koch, Ann Lopez Lopez Lopez Lopez Lopez 22 Lopez Lopez , Tony S. 103 , Tony V. 103 , Carlos 39,89 , Chris 103,207,227 , Cruz 5,40,56,59,65,67,76,243 9 , Evangelina 7,96,103 , Luis 36,118 Lopez, Lupe 53,59,144,188,192 Lopez, Mary 103 Lopez, Pablo 103 Lopez, Richard 89,196,219 Lopez, Rose Mary 40,73,103 Lopez, Rosalinda 103 Kraemer, David 37,49,75,117,164, 231,236 Lopez, Santos 103,207,219 Lott, Carlos 89 Lott, Carol 57,59,65,76,118 Lott, Frankie 55,1oa,1aa,194,227 Lozano, Maria Belinda 65,88 Ludlow, Ned 38,103,108 Lugo, Genaro 55,143,188,191 Lugo, Mike 89,196,247 Lujan, Frank 89,207,219 Luna, Evan 103 Luna, Raymond 103 Luna, Rosa 89 Inna, Rosendo 118 Luna, Ted 39,89 Lunsford, Donita Mace, Yvonne 40,103,232 Machado, James 80,89,185,196,206, 207,210,214 Machado, Johnny 103,220,223 Macias, Wesley 144 Macleod, Sandra 89 Magro, Dennis 89,207,210,214 Mallett, Steve 45,103,231 Maloney, Miss Kelley 18 Mangum, Mt. Jack 15 Manning, Charles L. 38,104 Manriquez, Jesse Markl, Mike 89,207,219 Martens, Martha 118 Martin, Johnny 89,196,207,219 Martinez, Adelfa 40 ,42,53,56,58, 59,65,144,l75,180,237,229,232 Miller, Howard William 36,104 Miller, Julia 118 Mims, Elizabeth Minnix, Cheryl 71 Minnix, Dena 71,119 Minnix, Karen 65,90 Mireles, Steven 90 Mitchell, Patricia 40,105 Mitchell, Richard 105 Mitchell, Roland Molina, Diana 105,119 Molina, Maria 105 Mondtagon, Rosemarie 40,90 Montes, Janie 53,59,145 Montez, Rafael 145 Montgomery, Barbara 40,47,56,59,76 145,229 Montoya, Carolina 40,65,90 Moore, Carolyn Sue 53,635,146 Moore, Diane 65,119 Moore, Patricia 49,145 Moore, Sue 65,119 Moore, William 90,207,227 Morales, Daniel 76,119 Morales, Jesse 105 Morales, Margie 105 Morales, Mary 90 Morales, Raul 90 Moreno, Jesus 90,227 Moreno, Juan 90 Moreno, Tomas 90 Morris, Bruce 105,206 Morris, Linda Sue 90 Morris, Paula 7,37,47,49,51,110,119, 164,173,183 Mosley, Albert 119 Mosley, Ronnie 119 Mosley, Mrs. Thelma 31 Mossbarger, Sharon 49,61,66,119 Mullins, Robert 105 Munguia, Adolfo 39,90 Munoz, Grace 68,105 Ramiro, Munoz 71,119 Myrielr, Carrol 39,45,90 Myrick, Clifton 119 Narvaez, Guadalupe 65,90 277 Narvaez, Juan 59,119 Narvaez, Mary 59,653,146 Narvaez, Pioquinto 90 Narvaez, Rodolfo 39,63,105 Navarro, Amalia 65,90 Navarro, Anito 65,119 Navarro, Hector Navarro, Johnny 90 Neer, linda 39,65,90 Neely, Melody 119 Nelson, Bonnie 105 Nichols, Mrs. Kate 20 Nino, Genevieve 137 Nino, Gloria 90 Nino, Vivian 105 Nolan, Mr. Dean 20 Norrell, Mr. George 21,24 North, Carolyn 44,45,47,57,119,230 North, Roger 45,105 Oates, Mrs. C.B. 19,58,59 Offenbacher, Oretha Nell 40,70 Offenbaker, George Offenbaker, John 38,119 O'Hara, Gayle 65,119 Ojeda, Arturo 55,105,188 Olivieri, Kathy 47,58,59,68,146,229 Ontiveros, Gloria 45,53,146 O'Rourke, Margaret 105 O'Rourke, Susan 65,105 Ortiz, Alba 4,9,46,49,50,57,62,119, 165,174,176,229,232,245,255,263 Ortiz, Miss Amparo 23,46,56,62,25, 228,230 Ortiz, Macario 146 Osborne, Emma 105 Owens, Patrick 90 Ozuna, Yolanda 40,65,90 Palacios, Irene 90 Palacios, Israel 105 Palmer, Linda 65,90 Pardo, Victor 90 Patino, David 37,76,119 Patino, Ernest 59,63,74,119 Patino, Hector 75,90,220,223 Peace, Mr. Bill 13 Peck, Cheryl 120 Peineman, Mr. Mike 21 Pena, Ernest 59,120 Pena, Enrique 90 Pena, Henry 120,251 Pena, Jerry 105,219 Pena, Mary 75,90 Pena, Norma 7,47,73,80,91 Pena, Roy. 91 Perez, Alice 59,120 Perez, Dan 71,146 Perez, Jim 236 Perez, Rachel 105 Perry, Charles James 70,120,184 Perry, Martin Glenn 91,215 Peterson, Darlene 65,91 Peterson, Linda 105 Phillippi, Virginia 65,91 Pierce, Barbara 91 Pietz, Penny 71,146 Pipkin, Mr. Leroy 22 Plunkett, James 38,120 Pomykal, Mr. John 21 Ponce, Hector 38,120,232 Pope, Mary 65 Popp, Billy 91 Pozos, Antonio 91 Prattini, Mr. Tony 20,23 Price, Bill 35,38,147 Pridgeon, Pamela 40,67,73 Puente, Doldres 40,47,65,73,91 Puente, George 105 Puente, lrenio 120 Puente, Maria 65,91 Puente, Monico 120 Puente, Narciso 55,147,211,213 Puente, Yolanda 40,59,73,120 Quesenberry, Carolyn 110,120 Quesenberry, John 49,120,164,206, 222 Quinones, Pedro 105 Quintanilla, Maria 40,105 Quintanilla, Mary 59,67,73,120 Quintanilla, Robert 36, 105 ,207,227 Quintanilla, Theresa 40,553,147 Quiroga, Joe 91 Quiroga, Rosalinda 47,58,59,147 Rains, Linda 35,37,51,147,251 278 Ramero, Herlinda 91 Ramirez, Angie 47,106 Ramirez, Gilbert 91 Ramirez, Hope 4-0,66,73,106 Ramirez, Irene 58,59,147,184 Ramirez, Jesse 120 Ramirez, Jimmy 91,120 Ramirez, Manuela 106 Ramirez, Oscar 45,120 Ramirez, Ray 120 Ramirez, Rebecca 91 Ramirez, Ruben 91 Ramos, Emma 59,126,148 Rangel, Rankin, Carolina 23,559,148 Kay 120 Rendon, Alonzo 91 Rendon Rendon , Ernest 36,63,106,227 , Lillie 36,120 Rendon, Robert 120 Reyes, 216 Reyes , Reyes, Reyes , Reyes, Reyes , Reyes, Reyes, Reyes , Reyna, Reyna, Adam 23,55,148,211,210,213, Felix 91,196 Frank 65,106 Jesusita 106 Joe 91 Juan 91 Maria 71,121 Mary Esther 49,68,121 Raul 106 Raul 37,551,227 Velma 47,49,59,66,121 Rheaume, Karen 50,121,237 Rhodes, Marlene 68,91 Rhodes, Thelma 68,148 Richter, Mrs. Beatrice 29,67 Ricks, Clara 53,148 Rios, Guadalupe 121 Risley, Joyce 40,91 Rivas, Danny 106 Rivas, Juanita 106 Rivera, Diane 53 Roberson, David 91 Robinson, Judy 106 Robles, Fred 106,220,225,227 Robles, Helen 91 Robles, Jesse 106 Robles, Marina 40,106 Roden, Eugenia 40,106 Rodriguez, Alfred 196 Rodriguez, Mr. Antonio 31 Rodriguez, David 91 Rodriguez, Delia 53,58,59,65,148 Rodriguez, Edward 91,196 Rodriguez, Esperanza 91 Rodriguez, Ester 40,45,106 Rodriguez, Fernando 91 Rodriguez, Gilbert J. 92 Rodriguez, Gilbert 148 Rodriguez, Gilbert 92 Rodriguez, Gloria 40,92 Rodriguez, Irene 59,65,121 Rodriguez, James 106 Rodriguez, Juan 106 Rodriguez, Rosie 40,65,121 Rodriguez, Serapia 39,106 Rodriguez, Yomeida 57,121,185,229 Roe, Oralene 106 Rojas, Carlos 59,149 Rojas, Marcellino 121 Romero, Herlinda 65 Romo, Tommy 147 Rosales. Juan 106 Rosenbusch, Linda 40,42,66,106 Rossman, Roy 45,106,225 Ruiz, C ecilia 106 Ruiz, Ilda 45,92 Runnels, Judith 53 Runnels, Martha 40,51,65,l06,165 Rusch, Rusch, Darlene 53,149 Kenneth 106 ,206 ,220,225 Ryais, Linda 39,106 Saenz, Saenz, Gaylon Rita 68,75,121 Salas, Albert 36,653,121 Salas, Edward 92 Salas, Gloria 53,57,59,68,149 Salas, Helen 45,65,92 Salas, Martha 68,73 Salas, Rosa 92 Salazar, Dora 40,92 Salazar, Lupe 39,106,207 Salazar, Jacinto 61,206,220,222 Salazar, Juan 92 Salazar, Mary 57,65,76,121 Salazar, Natividad 55,106,197,199, 204,205,210,215,219 Salazar, Trinidad 68,106 Sanchez, Sanchez, Sanchez, Sanchez, Sanchez, Sanchez, Sanchez Sanchez, Sanchez, Sanchez, Sanchez, Adelina 45,73,80,92 Alfredo 121 Antonio 55,71,149 Aurora 40,65,121 Bonita 76 Casimiro 106,196,210,216 David 106 Fred 107 Gloria 39,92 Hector 107 Ismael 149 Sanchez, Josie 40,59,149 Sanchez, Sanchez, Sanchez, Sanchez, Sanchez Sanchez, Olivia 76,107 Reynaldo Robert 107,210 Rosita 59,121 Ridy Sylvia 92 Sanchez, Yolanda 59,150 Sanders, Jeffrey 49,150 Sandoval, Gilbert 107,207 Sandoval, Maricela 92 Sandoval, Mary Lou 7,47,ea,127,15o, 165,166,232 Sandoval, Nestor 45,55,61,121,188, 195,220,223 Sandoval, Raymond Ji. 92 Santana, Olga 40,92 Sauter, Barbara 38,63,92 Sauter, Richard 34,150 Savala, lsidro Sawyer, David 92 Sawyer, Mike 68 Scanlon, Mary 36,47,107 Scanlon, Patty 67,150 Schenk, Darwin 219,108 Schlundt, Gregory 35,138,150 Schmidt, Schulze, Frances 107 Alva 9,35,36,47,49,62,65, 150,164,232 Schulze, Schulze, Scott, Bil Mrs. Anna 18 Arthur 63,107,206,236 ly 150 Scott, Mr. Danny 20,25,54,220 Scott, Do rothy 39,92 Seale, Brenda 107 Seay, Henry 45,55,151,188,190,220, 224 Seay, Ma Self, Ken Semlinge rshall 92,207 neth 39,75,107 r, Thomas 107 Serna, Eloy 122 Sessions, Bonita 57,107 Settles, Charles 59,151 Sharp, David 122 Sharp, Martha 39,92 Sharp, Mary 38,65,92 Shaw, Suzan 107 Sherwood Sifuentes , Henry 92 , Armando 37,92 Sifuentes, Cecilia 40,59,151 Sifuentes Signs , Sy , Domingo 92 land 92 Silva, Fernando 108 Silva, Juanita 72,108 Silva, Martha 92 Silva, Mary 92 Silva, Olivia 45,151 Singleton, Carol 34,35,38,151,164 Singleton, Cynthia 122 Singleton Robert 122 Singleton, Ronnie 108,220,225 Singleton, Sonya 40,108 Smith, Cecil 70,151 Smith, Gary 122 Smith, Kenneth 37,108 Smith, Larry 49,59,l51,237 Smith, Li nda L. 92 Solis, Edward 92 Solis, Raul 93,196,207,227 Sosa, Art hur 122 Sosa, Irene 108 Sosa, Juanita 7,47,80,93 Soto, Olivia 40,93 Sowell, Betty 49,61,67,122 Squeglia, Annette 92 Steele, Thomas 45,108 Stevens, Stevens, Linda J. 108 Linda K. 108 Stewart, Diane 151 Stillwell, Robert 45,93,207 Stobough, Bobby 108 Stockwell, Bill 13 Stone, James 152 Strew, Arleen 49,655,122 Stroh, Laura 93 Stubbs, Gordon 68,74,108 Stuesser, Kathleen 53,127,152,158 Suarez, Antonio 93 Suarez, Isidro Suarez, Julian 71 Sullivan, Richard 55,61,75,122,188, 194 Summerhill, Paula 65,93 Symm, Lynn 35,36,49,65,152 Tagle, Margaret 65,73,93 Tanner, Mrs. Elaine 25,40,56,228, 237 Tagle, Pilar 93 Taquino, Rodney 122,206 Taquino, Shelby 40,63,68,108 Tarin, Barbara 39,63,65,93 Taylor, Betty 108 Taylor, Kathryn 45,152 Teague, Jackie 40,65,122 Tellez, Richard 39,93 Tello, Eddy 53,55,152,21O,211,212 Teniente, Mary 59,152 Tenorio, Emma 65,93 Terry, Sheryl 40,45,108 Thomas, Linda 36,65,93 Thompson, Mrs. Imogene 31 Thompson, Joyce 152 Thompson, Steve 59,153 Tomerlin, Monte 108 Tondre, Frank 55,93,109,197,202, 210,216,218 Tondre, James 210 Tooke, Mary 61,153 Torrez, Gloria 59,65,66,68,122 Torres, Richard 109,197 Touro, Kay 53,65,153,156 Tovar, Antonio 93 Tracy, Bonnie Elaine 109 Travieso, Diana 40,65,73,93 Trinidad, Tony 93 Turman, Mr. John 22 Turner, Mr. Alton 13 Uecker, Mrs. Mouy 26 Upton, Candie 45,153 Upton, Roxie 4O,45,93 Valdez, Lucy 59,67,123 Valdez, Rosita 45,529,153 Valdez, Rudy 123,154 Valenzuela, Henry 93 Valenzuela, Julio 93,207,227 Valenzuela, Margarita 109 Vanegas, Bertha 109 Van Hellen, Marcia 5,40,47,49,57 154 Van Hor n, Janet 49,5O,53,154,15'7, 174,179,232,263 Vann, Carolyn 39,109 Vara, Anita 35,36,49,154 Vara, Elias 95,207 Vara, Elias 93 Vargas, Vargas, Vasquez Fred 109 John 93 , Alice 93 Vasquez, Carmelita 65,93,229 Vasquez, Jesus 93 Vasquez, Richard 93 Vega, Lupe 59,65,72,123 Vega, M ary 53,aa,154 Vega, Oscar 154 Veta, Tony 109 Vela, Consuelo 39,47,65,93 Vela, Dorothy 49,110,123 Ventura, Trinidad 65,94 Vest, Sidney 154 Vincent, Bonnie 94 Vorhes, Jim 75,123,197,231 Wade, Charley 45,53,155 Walker, Mr. Dick 13 Walker, Jane 39,109 Walker, Jolyn 40,4-5,94 Wallace, Pam 40,47,l09 Warminsky, Mary 61,123 Webb, Nancy 38,94 West, Ravis 40,109 Whitaker, Benny 94 White, Mary 45,67,68,94 Whitten, Wayne 45,59,155 Wiggins, James l Wiggins, Tommy 109 Wilburn, David 38,94 Wilkins, Yolanda 68,155 Williams, Mr. Cecil 14 Williams, Karen 45,47,94 Williams, Robert 48,59,64,l83 Wilsford, Donald 35,38,155,231 Wingate, Thomas 206,210,216 Winstead, Myron 94 Wong, Dwight 109 Wood, Mary Wood, Thomas 94 Woodlee, Jeanie 53,161,156 Woolum, Jimmy 34,36,47,49,123, 164,231 Word, Janet 40,109 Wright, Ellen 40,109 Wright, James 95 Wright, Linda 36,123 Ximinez, Sylvia 40,65,95 Yanez, Alejandro 95,196,216 Yanez, Joe 45,53,55,l56,188,l91,228 Trevino, Bertha 53,635,153 Trevino, Esther 93 Trevino, Mary 65,153 Trevino, Rachel 109 Trevino, Rosalinda 65,109 Trevino, Virginia 40,653,109 Trinidad, Johnny 95 Vickers, Chester 4-5,94,219 Viera, Elias 227 Vieta, Otilia 45,59,155 Viesca, Jesus 123 Viesca, Joe Viesca, Juan 109 Villafranca, Arthur 55,59,l55,231 Villagran, Elizabeth 39,47,l09 Villagran, Marian 59,68,123 Villalobos, David 4'7,50,6O,154,263 Villalobas, Mr, G.G, 13 Villanueva, Mike 109 Villanueva, Rudy 109 Villareal, Joe 71 Villareal, Maria 65,94 Villareal, Porfirio 59,123 Villareal, Rosa 65,94 Villegas, Delia 94 Ybarra, Ybarra, Bernardo 95 Oscar 39,95 Young, Barbara 65,95 Zalman, Jeanette 65,76,155 Zamarron, Mary 40,66,68,73,109 Zamarron, Santos 75,95 Zamora, Daniel 109 Zamora Zappa, Zavala, Zavala, Zavala, Zavala, Zavala, Zellner , Raul 95,206,219 Tommy 109,197,204,220,224 Carmen 68,109 Clara 109 Guillermo 109 Richard 95 lsidro 109 Mrs. Vada Belle 17,64 Zuniga,,Joe 109 Zuniga, Zuniga, linda 95,230 Ofelia 53,59,156 279 mn 1-an mum-.Q 8 of nn , s'W 'i ' in G o mitlsrvunkf rjmnv l x I ,L S. .Q , xx Q? 1 x g Q ,I W v W 1