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

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., S . 1 me: mr af rustces sa d ,.-. Seated in the Administration Board room are the following members, L to R: Mr. A. V. Thurman, Mr. S. F. Cernosek, Superintendent, Mr. j. W. Watts, Jr., R. C. Aldridge, Jr., President of the Board, Mr. Floyd Jackel, Mr. Henry Krueger, Jr., Mr. Edwin W. Ripps, and Mr. Nick Constanzo. Expansion and progress definitely set the tone for the 1968-1969 school year. Acting as the impetus, the Board of Trustees has exemplified unyielding dedication to the responsibilities of maintaining a modern school system. The construction and establishment of a new Junior High School gives evidence to the rapid growth and modernization of Southwest Independent School District. Each member is elected by the citizens of this area.. They assume a wide scope of problems pertaining to home and school relationship, accelerated study schedules, and selection of construction projects and their locations. The Board also directs the various schools in the Southwest District concerning school policy. Through long-range planning and concerted devo- tion to Southwest, the Board of Trustees has made great strides in innovations on the campus and the policies which govem the student body.

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VICE-PRINCIPAL-IIJLONEL A. D. HALL Colonel A. D. Hall serves effi- ciently as Vice-Principal, govern- ment instructor, and high school administrator, as well as Dean of Boys. His influence through the years un his pupils is apparent as many of these former students re- peatedly return for homecoming from their many fields of endeavor, including the armed forces, schools of higher education, and civilian jobs. The Colonel, as his students and friends call him, brings warmth and sincerity into his job and an unus- ual amount of cooperation and understanding between teachers and students. 2 1 i l A 1 12 :sf Lb