Southwest High School - Dragonniere Yearbook (San Antonio, TX)

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ffislvry ombiucs Old With auf Mike Glowney seeks advice of Col. Hall on one of his term papers. The Little Theater classroom affords an excellent place for large groups of classes to meet. Mr. Don McAskill uses the mike to lecture. Texas History comes to life under the teaching of one of our history teachers, Mr. Earl Hessong. Mr. C. A. Mueller prepares for a class in addition to his duties as Principal. Included in the History Department at Southwest are classes in American History, Government, World History, and Texas History. During the semester students take field trips to the Bexar County Courthouse, San Antonio City Hall, the Alamo and other mission points, Witte Museum, and the Main Library. 29

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,Adwzdeed eieleees Offered fe Students Jerry Thompson looks on attentively as Mr. Lyssy explains the reaction of Phenolphthalein on acid to William Sprague, Sharon Melton, and Willard Ferguson. David Garcia puts out a candle with carbon di- oxide to complete his experiment. An extremely explosive subject in our world today is science. With the opening of a new era of missiles, satellites, rockets, and man- made moons, science majors are more than ever in demand. To equip students for this new chemical world, Southwest offers chemistry, physics, biology, and physical science. 28 i i 1 Roy De La Cruz and John Below attempt to decolorJ ize cider vinegar using bone black. p Ricky Prather, Jerry Thompson, William Sprague, and Robinson prepare Methane, a hydrocarbon fuel.

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l fi P-Tlo ...jf .21- ffif' ll' X ' O N o - , N MAX' X 'M vofix if A Fl Qlcu x-'Y J iii! ii' 2 f Senior Chapter Conducting, 2nd in Alamo District. L to R, First Row: Earl Gray, Keith O'Neal, Ted Robinson, Johnny Contrerasg Second Row: John Kerchville, Don Robinson, Richard Hamon, Pat Pritchard, Howard Richardson . Mr. Richardson and Mr. Kerchville advise this group. Quture Qarmers nf ,flmcrzm Henry Verstraeten, Jr., F.F.A. Grand Champion Potatoes at 13th Annual Vegetable Day Show, Joe Freeman Coliseum, purchased by Piggly Wig- gly for 3700. OO. Henry also placed 2nd for Cauliflower in Adult Division Junior Farm Skills Division: First, San Antonio Public Service Contest, First, Alamo District Contest, Second, Area VII Contest. L to R: Ronnie Lindig, John Ketch- ville, Mike Lampkin, Howard Richardson, John Perez. for 3300. OO. F.F.A. Quiz in Alamo District, Second Place Team L to R: Alan Coldewey, David Buford, Howard Richard 30 son, Joe Estala, Willie Perez.