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

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OUTSTANDING STUDENTS AT SO. SAN LIFE AT SOUTH SAN Life at South San takes in many phases of activities. 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

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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.