St Marys Hall - La Reata Yearbook (San Antonio, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 138 of the 1949 volume:

SBXJ ‘OtUOlU UB| in-M ivMi I E� Ea Eft FOREWORD I he La Reata of 1949 presents to its readers a sincere, candid, and lasting picture of this school year. W ithin its pages it holds the memories ol the work, the play, the tears, and the laughter which hind us, the students, to our School and to one another. Moreover our hook reflects our attempt to practice the ideals ol freedom and democracy taught us hy Saint Mary s Hall. Mem ories, ideals -— these will go with us throughout our lives warming our hearts and guiding our footsteps. Louise Harding. . PAGE 2 To Mr. J. Croswell Hall Will, h umility, gratitude, and pride vve dedicate our year- book. Humility we feel in the greatness of bis unselfish spirit; gratitude we owe lor his invaluable contributions to us; pride we feel that he gave of himself for our benefit. I he Graduates 1949 PAGE 3 31 n Remoriam Whereas, Mr. Julian Croswell Hall entered into Life Eternal on October 23rd. IM 18, and Whereas, Mr. Hall had been a faithful member of Saint Mary s Hall Board of I rustees lor many years, serving conscientiously as the Secretary ol the Board, and Whereas, His services on the Board will be greatly missed just as they will throughout the community and the Diocese, Therefore, be it RESOLVED that we. the members of Saint Mary s Hall Board, hereby record our appreciation of all that Mr. Hall has meant to the School and to us personally, and pray God s blessing upon the be- reaved members of his family in this time ol sorrow, and Be it further RESOLVED, I hat a copy ol these Reso- lutions be sent to Mrs. I fall, a copy in- cluded in the School annual. La Reata , and a copy filed in the minutes ol Saint Mary s Hall Board ol I rustees. Respectfully submitted. Tor the Trustees TAGE I The Board of Trustees I he Rt. Reverend Everett Holland Jones, I).l). Bishop of the Diocese o) West Texas President Mr. J. M. Bennett Mrs. E. D. Dumas Mr. John Catto, Jr. Mrs. Ike Pryor, Jr. Mr. Edward Sweeney Mrs. Lane Taylor ☆ HONORARY MEMBERS Mrs. J. M. Bennett The Reverend Samuel Orr Capers PAGE 5 To The Senior Class: Your graduation gives me, at once, much pleasure and regret. I cannot but feel pride in your achievement an d the fact that you leave Saint Mary s Hall with a sense of security in your college preparatory work. Further than the firm grasp you have of the fundamentals of education, the knowledge that this School has had a part in the develop- ment of character, always your real strength and always encouraging you to think independently, gives me deep gratification. As I mention the successful conclusion ol your high school work. I am mindful of the greatest satisfaction I have in my position as Head Mistress of Saint Mary s Hall. My reward is in the knowledge that you are well prepared to till successfully any position in life you may choose, and that you will leel secure in the training in character and scholar- ship you have received here. This is a constant renewal of faith and hope lor me. Our association is almost ended except for the brief visits I bope we will share. Knowing each one ol you has given me great happiness, and my best wishes follow you wherever you go and whatever you may choose to do. I hope you will remember your School and come back to visit whenever you can. Everything important concerning your high school career has already been accomplished and said, but I should like to remind you, as you enter the greater and more complex sphere ol your activities, ol the thought upon which Saint Mary's Hall is founded: Teach us delight in simple things. PAGE 6 Miss Gretchen Tonks We, I lie Senior Class, wish to express our sincere appreciation for the hind guidance given to us by Miss Tonks. our sponsor, throughout this difficult year. In spite of her many other duties and obligations as I lead Mistress, she always has found time to listen patiently and understanding to our numerous problems and to give us peace of mind by her invaluable advice. Through her kind and vigorous personality, we have come to realize the true worth and merit of the motto. leach us delight in simple things. Now as we leave Saint Marys Hall, we take with us fond, enduring memories of our senior year made enjoyable and profitable under Miss I onks ever-present and sympathetic vigilance. I lie Graduates PAGE 7 Faculty and Staff of Saint Mary’s Hall Miss Gretchen Tonks, Head Mistress B.A. and M.A. — Vassw College Mrs. R. E. Brooks. Jr. B.A. University of I exas M.A. University of California HEAD OE ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Miss Helen L. Moore B.A. Goucher College Graduate Work, University of ( incinnati ENGLISH Mrs. William Peyton Dohhins B.A. Rice Institute; Summer Work Harvard University ENGLISH. HISTORY Mrs. Samuel Cothran oung B.A. Hollins College: Graduate Work at Radcliffe College. George Washington University, and American University Graduate School HEAD OF HISTORY DEPARTMENT Miss Helen A. Fowler B.A. Ohio State University M.A. Columbia University HEAD OF MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT! Mrs. Ada Hanson Waghome B.A. Texas Technological College: Gratluate Work 7 exas Technological College MATHEMATICS Mrs. Wilnora Barton Arnold B.A. University of Texas B.S. (Library Science) Louisiana State University LIBRARIAN Mrs. Isabelle Contois Redfield B.A. Rosary Callege; M.A. University of lou a Graduate Work University of Chicago ACADEMIC HEAD HEAD OF FRENCH DEPARTMENT Miss I letter M. Esson B.A. Mount Holyoke College; Graduate Work Columbia University HEAD OF LATIN DEPARTMENT Mrs. Clotilde l alcon Nanez B.A. University of I exas ACTING HEAD. SPANISH DEPARTMENT Senorita I ienrietta Yturri B.A. Incarnate Word College SPANISH Miss Nancy Oldenburg B.S. Texas State College for Women HEAD OF SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Miss Royce Mason B.S. 7 exas State College for Women HEAD OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Miss Martha Stone Uniwrsity of Texas PHYSICAL EDUCATION K PAGE 8 Mrs. i:•! ! and Miss f'.sson Mrs. Young Miss Oldoninirg ami Miss Moore Mrs. Brooks Mrs. Arnold Miss Ma� on and Miss Slone Mrs. Wagliornc and Miss I'owler Miss Murri and Mrs. Nam . PAGE 9 Miss lischer and Mrs. Bass Miss Anna Marguerite Smith B.A. trinity College. Dublin. Ireland: Graduate Work at Columbia University and University of Colorado; Study at Vassar College Summer Sclutol of t'utbenics HEAD OF THE LOWER SCHOOL SIXTH FORM Mrs. Edwin Oliver Surratt, Ir. B.A. Winthrop ( allege SEVENTH FORM Mrs. Lorraine R. Horner B.A. University of I'exas Graduate Work, rinity University FIFTH FORM Mrs. Martha B. Neitzlce B.S. Sivarthmore ('allege; (traduate W orb at Johns I loplii ns University FOURTH FORM Mrs. Anna M. Weaver Preparatory Work, University of I'oledo; B.A. and SI A. Scientific Institute. Puebla. Mexico; Additioruil Study Sul Ross State I eacbers College Sberieooil Music School; I oledo Conservatory of Music THIRD FORM Miss Coluinhiana Nalle B.A. Wonuin s College. Richmond, Vo. (traduate Work. Colundtia Uniivrsity Harvard University atul University of Virginia HEAD OF THE EIJJOTT SCHOOL Mrs. Jilson H. I le nsley B.S. University of Missouri; Graduate Work University of Missouri SECOND FORM Miss Carolyn Bryant Row B.S. University of Texas (iraduate Work University of 7 extis and University of Colorado SECOND FORM Mrs. J. W. Austin B.S. University of Texas Additional Study at Trinity University FIRST FORM Mrs. Betty Calhoun Turner B.S. University of Texas FIRST FORM Senorita Carmen Perry B.A. Our I.ady of the Dike College (traduate Work Universidad Xacional de Mexico; M.A. University of Texas SPANISH I lie Reverend Samuel Orr Copers. Chaplain hihli: I he Rt. Reverend Everett H. Jones. D.D., F orm XII Dr. Clius. Heimsath, Form X The Reverend H. B. Morris, Form XI Tl te Reverend Samuel Orr Capers, Form IX Hie Reverend II. C. Cosnell. Form VIII PAGE 10 RESIDENCE STAFF OFFICE STAFF Mrs. Lois Albright RESIDENCE MANAGER Mrs. K. R. Brooks, Jr. HEAD OF SENIOR HOUSE Mrs. F.lizal x tli Eller ASSISTANT IN THE RESIDENCE Mrs. C harles M. Hoch Polytechnic College: John Sealy I lospilal RESIDENT NURSE Mrs. I lul rt Bouquet School of Fine and A tplied Arts. New York and Paris: Study at the University of Sorltonne, Paris: University of Grenoble, Prance: University of Texas HEAD OF RESIDENCE Mrs. H. D. Thweatt Baylor College for W omen HEAD OF EAST HOUSE Mrs. Rol� erl L. Bass. Jr. State Teachers College of Alabama ASSISTANT: BUSINESS OFFICE Miss Katharine Louise I'ischer B.S. in H.P. University of Iexas; I .aSalle Pxtension University ASSISTANT TREASURER: BUSINESS MANAGER HEAD OF Bl JSINESS OFFICE Mrs. Faith McNamara Texas Techrudogicul College ASSISTANT: SCHOOL OFFICE Mrs. Dorothy J. Muckleroy Texas Stale College for Women Unh'ersity of Texas SECRETARY TO THF. HEAD MISTRESS HEAD OF HIE SCHOOL OFFICE ASSOCIATES TO THE STAFF Mrs. LaRue Loftin Conlon Cincinnati Conservatory of Music Royal Conservatory, Leipzig, Germany PIANO; THEORY: MUSIC APPRECIATION Miss Inez Sawyers Proebel League, New )i rh. New orlt Baylor ( allege: Columbia University: University of Texas ART: ARTS AND CRAFTS Mrs. Martha B. Neitzke B.S. Su arthmore ('allege; Graduate Work Johns I lophins University University of California SPECIALIST, REMEDIAL READING; TESTING Mr. Charles Stone Pupil of: John Irving Meyers arul Isadore luickstone. New York; Directing with Prank- St. I.eger of the yietro nditan Optra Company, Stage Directing with Vladimir Rosing. Diction under . Campbell McGinnis. Toronto, Canada. CHORAL AND VOICE Mrs. Muckleroy and Mrs. McNamara PAGE 11 TO OUR SPONSORS We of the Junior (lass wish to thank our sponsor. Mrs. Brooks, for a very pleasant and long-awaited year. We have thoroughly enjoyed and appreciated her guidance and ad vice through this our perilous youth. All in all each home room meeting has been both entertaining and educational and we are most grateful for her sponsorship. I he Eleventh Form We the J enth Form feel very lucky to have had Miss F,sson as our sponsor for this year. Only through her en- couragement and support have we been able to do our best in our school projects. We have not been shy in bringing our problems to her because she has always tried to help us solve them, especially those concerning colleges. We wish to thank her for her generous efforts to improve our class as a whole; we feel we could not have had a better sponsor. I he I enth harm I he Ninth Form has been most fortunate in their sponsor this year. M iss Helen Moore fms given our class the benefit ol her educated mind and educated heart, w e are grateful to her lor all her efforts in our behalf and feel that she has made possible any success we may have achieved. It lias been our privilege to know her as a teacher and a Iriend. I he Ninth horni We, the members of the F.ighth Form, are greatly inde bled to our very kind sponsor, M iss Henrietta Y turri, for the advice she has given us throughout the year. By her thoughtful suggestions she has helped us in many ways to enjoy life at School. She has been generous with her time and effort, and has displayed endless patience with our sometimes trying class. The Eighth Form CAGE 12 Alma friator, dulco docus lumenque Quae defendes custos alumnas caras, ( loriam tuam celebramus laetae ( arm i ne nostro memori. I u potes nos ducere per angusta eritatem facta doces benigna. 0 fidelis et sapiens, tu tuis Semper colenda liberis. Crescat futuris velut arbor annis 1 ama matris nobilis inter omnis. Filiae luaeque ca namus laudes Nunc et in sempiternum. PAGE 13 ANNIE MAE FUNK — Mae-Mae — like Napoleon, a parcel of power for her live feel four inches, the ‘Lillie Captain of the Council, but she's never met her Waterloo . . . stabilizing influence while she strives to take life easy . . . while you re up. would you mind . . . has cemented relations with a certain I lolland lad. I'.nlered 10. ( apers. Book ( lul ‘17. -18. International Relations ( lub IQ, Dramatic ( I til 16. 18. President I resiiman C lass 10. Student Council ’ll. 46. ’47. Secretary Student C ouncil '45. 47. President Student Council 10. General Council 47. 49. Soccer All Star 49. Pastorela C boms 47. MARY ANNE SMI I H — htilldog — Madame Pompadour — singular eye-brows, disarming smile, deceptive innocence, “calm amidst the storm . . . Barbara s alarm clock. Elliott s Rock of Gibraltar . . . soft heart for the Western Stetson, craves coffee. Pntere d 44. Klliott. Book Clul 48. International Relations Club 49. Secretary International Relations ( lub 49. Residenc e C ounc il 48. 40. Secretary Residence Council 48. Student C mine il 46. 48. Vice President Student Counc il 48. General Counc il 48. 19, Vic e President Sophomore Class 47. President Senior ( lass 49. I'irst. Seee� nd and lliird le ar All Stars. 46. 47. 48. I li li Point Award 18. Badminton Singles C hampionship 48. Badminton Douhle s Champion 48, Volley Ball All Star 48. Soccer All Star 49. Basketball All Star 49. TAGE 11 BARBARA KENDALL — Bugsy — averse bul resigned to six o’clock electricity . . . outstanding dimples . . . Latin suavity . . . Mother Kendall, everybody s helper, such lady-like coughing! Instantaneous combustion accompanied by helpless tears and revealing blush . . . Maurice of Senior House . . internationally flavored. Knlered -15. C apers. Book ( lul -18. ( lioral ( tub 46. 17, 18. International Relations Club 49. Spanish ( luh 18. President Spanish ( luh 49. Pastorela 45. 16. 47. Residence Council 46. Student Council 48. Vico President Senior ( lass 49, Assistant Rditor Iji Reata’’ 49, First Year All Star 48. Basketball 49. Volley Ball All Star 48. Soccer All Star 49. I lockey All Star 48. ★ ★ ★ JANE CORRIN _ Janie — Blase mood at all times, never without coke in hand, innocence which intrigues the men. hrench class wizard of pronunciation. Oh. come on. have your ears pierced. Seems reserved and reticent, but don’t be misled. Filtered 47. F'.lliott. Book Club 49, Choral Club 48. 49. Spanish ( tub 48. 49, Sf)ani$h Club Vice President 49. I'rcmli C lab 49. f'rench C lub Secretary 49. International Relations Club ’49. PAGE 15 PAMELA PARR — hands you love lo touch, frequent Friday night visitors. Jeanette MacDonald in shower, inquisitive nature, wizard of intellect or the silent hrain. fatal fascination for magazine stories. Entered 16. Capers. Choral Glut.� 17. Dramatic Club 18. Spanish Clui� 18. 49. Spanish Club Secretary 40. Paslorcla Chorus '47. -IS. Senior Class Treasurer «6. ★ ★ ★ PATRICIA ADAM — Patsy — apple-cheeked senorita. Pollyanna disposition! mangled shins from soccer . . . indignant eruptions in Spanish, verbal distortions . . . lop-sided rather than rose-colored glasses, contagious laughter. Entered '47. Elliott. Book Club '48. Art Club '48. Spanish Club 19. French Club 49. Choral Club 19. Soccer All Star 49. Pastorela Chorus 18. International Relations Club 19. PAGE 16 MARGARET Mil-BY BOOTH —quiet reserve but keen sense of humor . . . drawn by Texas University’s magnetic appeal . . . forever keeping someone s Study Hall, makes habit of being the perfert bridesmaid . . . amazing hair that grows shorter rather than longer! Entered 46, Elliott. Book Club 40. International Relations Club 10. Art Club 49. French C lub 49. Choral C lub 46. ’48. Golf Club 49. Tennis Club 49. Baseball All Star 47. Volley Ball All Star 48. Soccer All Star 49, I'irst Year All Star 48, Rastorela Chorus 47. Secretary Junior Class 48. ★ ★ ★ BETTY LUCILE BREWER — Bess — favorite crutch of the Capers Team, avid reader, speciality serials in Post . . . NaCI a must for every meal, conscientious coffee and fudge maker . . . beautiful hands but what a handwriting . . . expressive innocence in those big hazel eyes, inexhaustible party gal . . . O you all. its too divine. Entered 17. Capers. Book Club 45. 46. 47. 48. 49. Dramatic ( lub 45, 46. 17. 18. 19. Art ( lub •17. '48, 49. Treasurer Art Club 49. C horal Club '49. General Council 47. anti 49. Student Council 46, '47. Treasurer Student Council 47. Sports Council Junior Representative 48. S| orts Council Capers Lieutenant '49. Pastorela Chorus '48. Golf Club 18. Volley Ball All Star 45. 49. Soccer All Star 47. Hockey All Star '46. I'irst Year All Star 48. Chapel Committee ’46. International Relations Club 49. PAGE 17 ( Acy- -r ISABEL BROWN — Iz .y — Bridge kibbitzer, dogmatic . . . never on lime ... I he Las! of the Mohicans ...consuming curiosity, mercilessly neglects turtles, oblivious of beautiful clothes, skilled equestrian . . . extravagant manipulation of words, charming smile, For ever though vanquished, she could argue still. Entered 58. Capers. Book Club '17. Art Club '17. '18. '10. F'rrncli ( lub 10. International Relations Club 17. Rilling C lul� 18. 10, Vice President Riding Club ’48. President Riding Club 47, Soccer All Star 40. Pastorela Chorus 47, Cavalcade 40, 47. 48. ★ ★ ★ VONNE BROWN'—Bonnie always seen with camera in hand attired in rifling clothes, explosive atom on the soccer field, drives a blue Lord like wild, constantly torn between one tall young cadet and favorite thoroughbred, mad passion lor perfume of all varieties. Entered 15. ( apers. Book ( lub 45. Art ( lub 10. C horal ( lub 18. International Relations Club 10. Pastorela Chorus 48. I rench ( lub 10. Riding ( lub 18. 0, President Riding ( lub 18. Secretary Riding Club 49. Reserve Champion Rider 47. Hockey All Star 18. Soccer All Star 10, Snap Shot Editor La Reata” 40. Cavalcade 46, 17. 18. PAGE 18 MARY JANE CAMERON — Vivacious rascality keeps her perpetually in trouble, blonde hair given to green in summer, completely oblivious of time or Big Study announcements, ardent movie fan. Entered 39. re-entered II. Elliott. French Clui� 49. Spanish Cluh 47. Pastorela Chorus 46. 47. 48. Coll C'luh 48. I ennis Cluh 49. Secretary Freshman Class 46. Treasurer Junior Class 48. Sports Counc il Junior Representative 47. I ligli Point Award 47. 48. Tennis Doubles Runner-up 45, 46. 47. 48. I able I ennis Doubles Runner-up 48. I able Tennis Singles runner-up 48, Soccer All Star 49. Volley Ball All Star 48, First, Second. Third and Fourth year All Star 45. '46. '47. 48. International Relations C'luh '49. ★ ★ ★ LEI JA DOWNS CLARK — Our Southern Belle with terrific drawling power. Mrs. Bouquet's stand-by. c lose friendship with hot-pad. destructible night blindness, defender and guardian ol the rights of Woodbury, endless pursuit of saddle-oxfords. Entered 47. Elliott, Driimatic Club 48. 49. I ennis Club 49. Oolf Club 48. Riding Club 47. International Relations Club 49. Vic e President Junior Class 48. Residence C ouncil 48. 49. Residence Counc il President 49. Sports Council lunior Representative 48. Sj orts Council Elliott Lieutenant 49. Oeneral Council 49. Secretary General Council 49. Cavalcade 49. f irst Year All Star 48. Volley Ball All Star 48. Baslvetl all All Star 49, Soccer All Star 49. Jjji jcu CCoaSO PAGE 10 CATHARINE COCKE —Tinka — irrepressible giggle, always enjoys hersell in any pastime . . . conscientious, artistically and mathematically inclined, loves all music from cowboy lo symphony. Could replace the alio in the Andrews Sisters, first love the Ukulele.” stanchly declares I am not pigeon-toed. Entered 46. Elliott. Art Club -18. 49. Spanish Clui� 18. 19. Treasurer Spanish Cluh 18. Pastorrla ( horns 47. Golf Club 48. Junior Red Cross Chairman . 49, Student Council 19. Secretary Student Council 49. General Council 48. 49, President Junior Class 18. ★ ★ ★ FRANCES CATHERINE DILWORTH — Known for disappearing t ars. Black- stone! We Baptists always . . . Anything for a laugh, memorable impersonation of Henry Wallace, beautiful black, black eyes. Patsy’s ball and chain! Entered 37. re-entered 42. Capers. Book Club 45, 46, Choral Club 45. 46. Spanish ( lub 49. Pastorela Chorus 46. 47. International Relations Club 49. PAGE 20 MARJORIE RUTH FIELD — Marjie — Cosmopolitan from Alice. alluring horn- rim specs, naive manner, sleeping sickness, perpetual flea-hop. strawberries in dreams. Quick! Where s the dream book? Year round question, John? Yes. no. maybe so.” Entered 47. Elliott. Book Club 18. 49. Art C lub 48. 49. French C lub 49. International Relations Club 49. ★ ★ ★ SALLY HAMLIN GARRE PI —Corpus's best publicity agent, little ” I winkle- toes.” one ol piano quartet, sustained enthusiasm, relationship with birds and bees . . . curvacious and vivacious, industrious typist . . . four-season tan. enchanted by colored sheets. Entered 46. Capers. Book C lub 49. Vice President Book Club 19. Choral Club 49. Dramatic Club 49. ItcihIi Club 49, Pastorcla Chorus 47, Golf Club 48. Arc I icry Championship 47. hirst Year All Star 47, La Reata Staff 49. Basketball All Star 48. Soccer All Star 48. 49. PAGE 21 PATS'! JEAN GOODMAN— Radiant smile tops keen sense ol humor . . . who can eat double portions and not gain? Patsy! recklessly removed chunk from entrance gate with car fender . . . beautiful clothes, lop petite figure per fed ion. Frances s chain and ball! Entered 43. Elliott. Book Club 47. 48. Art Club 40, Choral C lub 44. 43. 46. International Relation-; Club 40. Spanish Club 40, Pastorela ( boms 46.47. ★ ★ ★ SARAH ELIZABETH GUSSET I — Sally —Music flows from her fingertips, forever brings back memories with her sentimental tunes, photogenic smile, year round suntan, gold, gold hair and fabulous winks. Entered 13, Capers, Choral Club 47. 48. 40. Art C lub 47. 48. Dramatic Club 46. Spanish C lub 48. 49. Pastorcla Chorus 46. 47. Chapel Committee 46. 47. 48. 40. I reasurer freshman Class 46. Badminton Doubles Championship 47. Badminton Singles Championship Runner-up 48. Volley Ball All Star 47. International Relations C lub 40. PAGE 22 SERENA LOUISE HARDING — Lulu — forever troubled by male triangle . . . endless supply ol evening dresses . . . always seen in a Studebaker. it s black, it s maroon, no. it s a convertible . . . fabulous collection ol records in the sentimental line . . . beautiful snapping brown eyes. Yearbook's pugnacious tornado ol enthusiasm. hntered in H, hlliott. Book Clui) 18. IQ. President Book Club 18. IQ. SFiield Board -18. Business Manager I In Shield’’ 18. I ennis Club IQ. Riding ( lnl� 18. IQ. Cnvnlrade If). 17. 18. IQ. Archery ( hainpionship runner-up 17. Volley Ball All Star 18. Soccer All Slar IQ. Basketball All Slar IQ. I irsl. Second, I liird and I ourlli Year All Stars 45, 46. 17. 18, Vice President Ireshman C lass 46. I'.dilor in Chief La Real� IQ. ★ ★ ★ VIRCilNIA ELIZABETH JAGO —Bird. renowned lor band-aids and witch hazel . . . that old English charm, beautiful singing monotone, inopportune hysteria . . . cool. calm, and distracting . . . Mrs. Brook’s little one . . . early morning cheer, rushes like mad for that ever loving coke. Entered -16. hlliott. i'rencli Clui) 4Q. International Relations Clul 49. Riding Clul 48. 4Q. treasurer Riding Club 48. Volley Ball All Star 48. Soccer All Star 49. Basketball All Star 40. I irst and Second ear All Stars -17. 48. Sports Council Junior Representative 48. Cavalcade 48. PAGE 23 JOYCE KATHLEEN LEE — known lor her shiny, ebony locks, and long linger nails always painted . . . seen occasionally in a flashing 49 Cadillac . . . quiet smiling nature, always perfectly dressed, famous for striking shoes, especially platforms. Entered 16. Capers, Boole Club -19. Choral Club 47. 18, -19. International Relations Club -19. French Club '18. '49. ★ ★ ★ JOCELYN WOOLSEY LEVI — Joci — expect the unexpected from her, cant resist new lipsticks and nail polish, spasmodic fasting sprees, detailed planner. But I don t understand. Can you visualize her running a kindergarten? Idol of the Capers team, a Southern beauty with an engaging smile. Fntered 38. Capers. Choral C lub '46, '47. 48. International Relations Club 49. Red C ross Representative 18. Student C Council 45. 47. President Sophomore Class 47. General Council 49. Sports Council lunior Representative 48. Sports Council Capers Captain 49. Badminton Doubles Runner-up 48. Volley Ball All Star 48. Soccer All Star 49, Basketball All Star 49. F irst. Second. Third and Fourth Year All Star 45. '46. '47. '48. PAGE 24 LCvuLflu Y jCxj©'tv LINDA WORTHINGTON NIXON — paradox of exuberance and Aristotle’s pensiveness, always moans over wardrobe and then turns out like Vogue cover, addict of chocolate ice cream cones and music with pronounced rhythm, standard bearer of the Llliott team, bewitching magnetism. Entered “57. Elliott. Book Club -17. 18. Dramatic Club 18. Spanish Club 10. International Relations Club 40. Pastorela ( horns 47. Golf Club 48. Student Council 46. General Council 40, Sports Council. Elliott Eieutenant 40. hirst. Second and I bird Year All Stars 46. 47. 48. Icnnis Single Championship ( up 4 . I ennis Singles ( hampionship Runner-up 48. I ennis Doubles Championship Runner-up 45. 46. 47. 48. Badminton Doubles Runner-up 47. Newcomb All Star '45. Speedball All Star 1'� . High Point Award 47. 48, Cavulcade ’48. ★ ★ ★ JOAN OTTO — Incessant worrying, Chen-yu nails . . . intriguing chemistry laboratory technique . . . short stuff terror on soccer field, left hand frustration in hockey . . . obsessed by confused but well meaning alarm clock . . . abundant curly hair. Entered 45. re-entered 48. Capers, f’rench Club. Spanish Club 40. International Relations Club 40. Secretary Freshman Class 46. hirst Year All Star 46. Soccer All Star 40. Basketball All Star 40. Sports Editor La Reata 40. PAGE 25 KITTIE WEST NELSON — crazy color schemes which lurn oul beautifully. her Hollywood room is proof . . . always on I he telephone, amazing wardrobe, lives for more week ends at Texas University . . . occupation, perfect hostess . . . bane of existence. Saturday morning Study Hall. Entered 37. Capers. Book Club 49. Frencli Club 19. Past or el a Chorus 45. 49. I irst and Second Year All Star 47. 48. Volley Ball All Star 48. Soccer All Star 49, I able Pennis Double Champion 48. ★ ★ ★ SUZANNA NEUSTADT—Susie — widely envied for her curly, curly hair, perpetually struggling with English course, talks only of University and Cousin Jane, everyone’s sympathizer and enthusiast. Entered 49. Elliott. Book Club 47. Art .Club 48. Dramatic Club 47. Pastore!� Chorus 47, International Relations Club 49. PAGE 26 PEGGY JOAN PEGRAM-Sen ior House’s Dick Cantino. maddening morning sniffles that last all day. tempermental hangs, flexible vocal tones, ferocious (). My C «oodness. ' end I ess scurrying, “everyday is laundry day. Entered 47, Cupcrs. Art Club 48. I'rench Clui� 40. French Club I reasurer 49. Chapel Committee 40. Residence Council 48. Residence Bowl 48. International Relations Clul 49. ★ ★ ★ MAR 11IA ANDREWS PERKINS — Senior I louse vibrator, scuffing slippers, strums piano and pounds guitar . . . avid descriptions, inexhaustible supply of oranges . . . attraction lor the intellectuals, tall tales, lack of tact. ‘Martha rus lies in where angels fear to tread. Entered 47. Capers. Art C lub 48. S|� anish Club 48. 49. Pastorela Cborus 17. International Relations ( lub 49. Soccer All Star 49, Baseball All Star 48. Basketball All Star 49. PAGE 27 PAULINE ELIZABETH RENICK — Libby — Flaming red Head in more ways than one . . . constant struggle between moods of clownishness and duties as student council Representative . . . surrealist art . . . extreme frankness. Lulu s listen- ing post . . . suppressed desire to drive down I louston Street backwards. Entered ’44. Elliott. Art Club ’ 15. ’ 16. ' 17. ’ 18. ’-19. Art Club President '48. French Club 18. 49. Vice President French Club 19. Pastorela Chorus 15. 16. ’47. International Relations Club 19. Junior Red Cross Representative '47. Student Council 48. Treasurer Student Council 49. General Council 49. ★ ★ ★ ELLA JANE RITCH — Jane — Could be Lady Godiva with her streams of long golden hair, beautiful blue eyes which dance at the slightest mention ol Brooks, sweet personality combined with warm enthusiasm. Entered '47. Elliott. Book Club '48. Art Club '48. International Relations Club 49. PAGE 28 ANN ROBERTSON-Bug _ ,, -iiir. Tull of French idioms, proud possessor of an indispensable red convertible, constantly scrubbing face in hopes of losing freckles, runs boarding house weekends, love of adventure makes her C hemistry laboratory terror, English wizard, faithful correspondent. “7 hanks a ton. Entered 46, f'.llioll. Book C lul� 40. Art ('tub 46. 17. -18. 40. Art Glut� Secretary-Treasurer 48. Art C lub President 40. I'rcncb Club 48. 40, French Club President 49. Dramatic Club 47, 48. 40, Pastorela Chorus 46, Shield Board 47, Golf Club 48, Poster Editor La Reata” 48. ★ ★ ★ ALTHEA SAYWARD — Kinny — wavy brown hair. Senior House chauffeur, main stay and strength of Elliott team, enviable height and charming personality, far away look in her eye comes from My Ideal, dreams, where are those ads? Entered 40. re-entered 15. Elliott. Book Club 40, Choral Club 45. 46. Dramatic C lub 47. 48. 40. Spanish Club 48, Pastorela Chorus 46. 47. International Relations Club 49. Iennis C lub 40, Shield Board 48, First and Second Year All Stars 47. 48. Roe Johnson Posture Award 48. Business Manager Ln Reata 40, Volley Ball All Star 48. Soccer All Star 48. Basketball All Star 40. Cavalcade 46. 47. 48. PAGE 29 SUZANNE SULLIVAN — Zan — Senior House s claim lo sophistication, endless struggle to gain weight, subtle humor, erratic dancing, fashion s individual touch, nimble knitter, multitudinous supply of ear-rings, morbid chords on piano, enviable complexion. Entered '48. Elliott. Art Club '49. Choral Club '49. Dramatic Club '40. Spanish Club 40. International Relations Club 49, Soccer All Star 49. ★ ★ ★ FRANCES JANE WINTERS — Dee Dee-twinkling eyes, clever, but kind, sarcasm, first love is Horses, ambition to go to West Point June Week. — again. Quiet pose that changes into sophistication, occasionally Mary Jane’s accomplice in crime. Entered 19. Elliott. Choral Club '48. 49. Dramatic Club 16. 17. '18. 49. French Club 49. Inter- national Relations Club '49. Student Federalist ’46. Spanish Club '48. '49. Pastorela Chorus 'll. 46. 47. Coif Club 48. Tennis Club 49. Riding Club 48. '49. Treasurer Riding Club '49. Cavalcade 16. 47. 48. Mi . PAGK 30 I ESSI IA PII I 1ER WOOD — I essie — forever fasting or feasting, blonde streak in hair, natural One love. Mad Mikes known for highly imaginative tales and schemes. English class s cynical, opposite viewpoint, long eyelashes keep the opposite sex fascinated. Filtered 10. Capers. Clionil Club 18. 10. French Club 17. '18. '10. Spanish Club -10. Golf Club '48. Icnnis Club 10. International Relations Club '-10. ★ ★ ★ PAGE 31 LAST WILL and TESTAMENT of the Cl-ASS of 1949 ★ ★ ★ STATE OF TEXAS COUNTY OF BEXAR Know all men by these presents: That we. the Class of 1949. and its individual members acting in their official capacities as members of the Class being of sound mind and memory, do hereby declare this to be our last will and testament, revoking all other wills heretofore made by us: Patsy Adam leaves her frenzied state of mind over plane tickets to Mexico to her sister. Sheila. Milby Booth leaves her reserved air to Jill Brav so that Jill may tone down her endless energy. Betty Brewer wills her unfailing animation to Joan Negley who might need it. Isabel Brown leaves her rapid and constant flow of speech to Barbara ilson to help her speed. Bonnie Brown wills her love of horse back riding to Susie Craddock hoping that Susie will find time in her Senior year to ride. Mary Jane Cameron wills her practical jokes and crazy antics at school to Emily Ann so that she may carry on the Cameron tradition. Leila Clark leaves her infectuous giggle to Gladys Bondurant who will not notice the addition. Jane Corrin leaves her flawless French pronunciation to Julia Spears so Saint Mary s Hall may continue to have “perfect pronunciation. Frances Dilworth leaves her wonderful impersonations to next years Dramatics C lass or any mem- ber of the Civics Class. Annie Mae Funk wills “just because the Seniors do it is no reason why you should to next years Student Council president. Sally Garrett wills her year round sun Ian to anyone who wants it. or has the patience to keep it. Patsy Goodman leaves her wardrobe to Janet Marcus who never has anything to wear. Sally Gussett leaves her talented fingers of the keyboard to Mary C laire I etzer so that Mary C laire also can charm her audience in Big Study. Lulu Harding leaves her variety of men to the poor little Ienth F'orm to relieve their scarcity. PAGE 32 Virginia Jago leaves her art ol perching to Bonnie Sue Dilworth in the hopes that she will learn this great feal before she leaves Saint Mary s Hall. Joyce Lee leaves her long fingernails to Anne Langston so that she will have more to work on. Barbara Kendall leaves her successful dieting to anyone who puls character before indulgence. Joci Levi wills her friendliness and smiles to anyone who wants to be liked by all. Kittie Nelson wills her goalie position in soccer and hockey to anyone on the Caper team who is willing to take her life in her hands. Susan Neustadt wills her curly hair to Sara Jo Robertson. Linda Nixon leaves her tennis racket in hopes that some Elliott will win the tennis cup in years to come. Joan Otto leaves her worries to Nina Joy in hopes that Nina will accept them calmly. Pamela Parr wills her superb study hall habits to JoAnne Rote — with hopes. Peggy Pegram out of consideration for Miss Oldenburg, takes her blankness in chemistry lectures away with her. Martha Perkins leaves her vigorous exercising to Jane Haeberly so that Jane may preserve the Senior I louse sylph. Elizabeth Renick leaves her gay naturalness to Eleanor Hill — poor apathetic Eleanor! Jane Ritch leaves her long hair to Barbara Ballard so each may have a happy medium. Ann Robertson leaves her sketching in class to Jane DuBose so that Jane may perfect hers. Kinny Sayward bequeaths her headache over the ads for the yearbook to the Junior who assumes the same duty. Mary Anne Smith leaves her quiet power to Mary Margaret C arr that she may then use it. Suzanne Sullivan leaves her sophisticated airs to Martha Sue Rawlins — much relieved. Dee Dee Winters leaves her sharp, witty worries to anyone who dares to assume the responsibility of them. Tessita Wood leaves her vivid imagination in tall tales to Patsy Leach so that she will be a match- less tale teller. Attorneys: Yvonne Brown Lulu Harding PAGE 33 Kinny Sayward Bari � nra Kendal! Annie Mae I’unk Jane Corrin Dee Dee Winters Milbv Booth Bonnie Brown Mary Anne Sinilli Patsy Goodman I ranees Dilwortli Ann Robertson PAGE 31 Sally Garrcll Mary Jane Cameron I essila Wood Belly Brew er Marina Perkins Isalxd Brown Joyce I .ee Peggy Pcgram Lulu I larding Patsy Adam Libby Reniclc Susie Neustadt PAGE 35 Virginia Jago Linda Nixon Joan Otto I eila ( lark Suzanne Sullivan Joci Levi Marjorie Field Kittie Nelson Tinka Cocke Jane Ritcli Sally Gussctt PAGE 36 Eleventh Form Dee Ann Andricks Barbara Ballard Doris Jean Barshop Beverly Bihn Anne Chandler Bonnie Site Dilworth Ellen Dreeben Jane DuBose Jean Falkstein Sally Fall Agnes Fordtran Jane I laeberly Nina Joy Anne Langston Margaret Miller Patricia Perkins Joan N’egley Georgia B. Parr Julia Spears Anne Wells Barbara Wilson Margaret Miller Ellen Dreeben.. .....President Julia Spears.......................................Secretary Vice-President Beverly Bihn......................•................Treasurer PAGE 87 Tenth Form Barbaru Abrahams I lelen Adelman Ann Ayres Patty Bedell Gladys Bondurant Emily Anne Cameron ( Jenevieve I )umas Barbara Fitch I .aura Maverick Graves Jacqueline Henderson Constance I (ill Eleanor I lill Joan I louze Mary Ann Kallison Lorraine Love Eleanor Magruder PAGE 38 Tenth Form Caroline May Phyllis McNeill Bellie Murphey Sue Oil Rozanne Ritch JoAnne Rote Gretel Seidel Patsy Shield Sara Sid es Patsy Sinclair Diana Spore Mitzi Streit Cecil I aber Ann I rigg Gail Wood Martha A nn Young Laura Graves...................................President ( ail Wood................................Vice President Cecil Faber............. Bettie Murphey .... .... .............Secretary ...... . .Treasurer PAGE 39 Ninth Form 4 v Margaret Anderson Nancy Bivings Jill Brav Mary Margaret Carr V Margaret Corning Frances Corzelius Jane Eiser Nancy Emerson Leilabeth Galbraith Sallie Grady Christian Grant Virgilia Heimsath PAGE 40 Ninth Form Marian Murphy Sara Jane Poe Mary Ann Ross Cynthia Russ Anne Sanford Mary E. Semmes Joan Steves Joanne Sargent Carol Straus Martha Watson Peggy Woodhurn Nancy Bivings.....................................President Sara Jane Poe................................Vice President Marian Murphy......................................Secretary Sara Jane Poe.....................................Treasurer Page it Eighth Form Sheila Adam Nancy Jeanne Allin Mary E. Anderson Florence Ayres Marion Bakke Mildred Beach Jane Roberta Bickham Betsy Browning Suzanne Craddock I lallie Ball Dewar Mai tlia B. Farnsworth Mary Claire Fetzer Eleanor Ann Frasher I erry Graves Patsy Jo I lockaday I .inda I lunter PAGE 42 Eighth Form Carol Kayton Cornelia Lentz Janet Marcus Edna Noel Peggy Pittman Martha Sue Rawlins Sarah J. Robertson Mary F. Steves Elizabeth I hompson Mary NVebb Lucille Winerich Sarah Jot Robertson. President Martha Farnsworth.............................Vice-President Betsy Browning.....................................Secretary Nancy Allin........................................Treasurer PAGE 48 SEVENTH FORM SIXTH FORM PAGE ti Finn FORM FOURTH FORM PAGE 45 PAGE 16 SECOND FORM. HIE ELLIOTT SCHOOL FIRST LORM. THE EI.I.IOIT SCHOOL PAGE 17 Saint Mary’s Hall School Recognition for Showing both consistent effort and an attitude of learning. Contributing to and supporting school activities. Maintaining that awareness of the feelings and needs of others which makes for good manners. Being careful about personal appearance and grooming. Cooperating with both faculty and students for the common good. Supporting with a loyalty that surpasses smaller loyalt ies. the ideals and standards of the School. Nancy Allin Florence Ayres Barbara Ballard Beverly Bihn Nancy Bivings Suzanne Craddock Marcia Elders Patsy Sue Gilbreath Genevieve Dumas Annie Mae Funk Leilabeth Galbraith Jocelyn Levi Margaret Miller Marion Murphy Suzanne Neustadt Peggy Pitman Mitzi Streit Suzanne Sullivan Barbara Wilson Gail Wood HONORABLE MENTION Katharine Hornaday Camilla Mueller Sallie Schuchard Virginia Williams PAGE 48 A group of children and grandchildren of Saint Mary s Hall Alumnae and Ex-students Pupil Mother Milby Booth ....... Anne Bradford....... Elizabeth Callaway. Estelle Callaway.... Helena Callaway. Roxana Catto M. Dayton Conklin. Jr. I lullie Ball Dewar Bonnie Sue Dilwortli Reyna Barry Dimaline Genevieve Dumas. . . . Nancy Emerson ...... Agnes Bell lordtran Sally Garrett ...... Carolyn Graves ..... Eleanor Graves ..... Laura Graves ........ I erry Graves ...... Helen Haymore . . . Kathleen Holland . . . Linda Lyons . Eleanor Magruder Joan Neglev....... Kiltie W est Nelson Marcella Giles Booth . . Rose Burnett Bradford. . . Elizabeth Lupe Callaway Roxana Gage Catto Nell Nolle Conklin Hallic Ball Dewar........ Cornelia Vaughan Dumas Ruth West Emerson Josephine Bell l ordtran Eleanor Hammer Garrett. Eleanor Freeborn Bennett Frances Jeffers I lay more Dorothy Gage Forkcr Bernice Beyer Lyons......... Eleanor Warren Magruder Roxana Gage Catto Kiltie West Schreiner Pugslcy John Oppenheimer................................................. Polly Oppenheimer.....................l-ois Goldsmith Oppenheimer Joan Pancoast..................................................... Cynthia Russ........ ................ • Mary I.upe Russ ... Sallic Schucbard......................Dorothy Terry Schuchard Mol lie Steves .......................Mary Folbre Steves Annabel I Sweeney.....................Annabell Dilwortli Sweeney I ouise Weise . . .....................Anne Maverick Weise........ Martha Weise .......................... Charles A. Wright .....................Jacquelyn Gates Wright Ellen Hayes Zimmerman.................Ellen Hayes Hughes.......... Grandmother Susan Martha Jones . . . . Louise Dirnalinc . Laura Wise Maverick Frances Schreiner Jeffers .....Emma Searcy West (great-grandmother) Lillie Halff Oppenheimer Carolyn Walthall Panconst Susan Martha Jones PAGE 49 Something lo write home about. I Links for the memories.” Sun, blue jeans, and freedom! Insubordination. PAGE 50 Student Council I Ik Student Council, an organization of seventeen girls, meets every I uesday during Conference Period with its sponsor. Miss I onks, to help regulate our school life. During the informal discussions we exchange opinions and consider suggestions as to new rules and as to more efficient ways ol executing those now standing. W hile the Senior representatives efficiently manage the dismissals by taking attendance, making announcements and excusing the different classes, red lie girls stand in the halls to keep the I ines orderly. I he Council members also conduct study halls, keeping an attitude of study and quiet. If any student continuously misbehaves in these dismissals or study halls. tlx- council issues the reprimand or punishment it feels adequate. Yet the policy of the Student C or.ncil is to be not a negative body but an affirmative one. In addition to its exercise of governing powers, the council has competently managed the Lost and Found, successfully collected from the student body funds for charitable organizations, and taken an important part in many other School activities. PAGE 52 GENERAL COl INCH. nil- CHORAL CLUB PAGE 53 ART CLASS EXHIBITION AT THE COUNTY FAIR MUSIC DEPARTMENT PAGE 54 ( MAPI I. Ml SIC' COMMI I I I I! SQUARE DANCE CLUB PAGE 55 The Book Club President........ Vice-President. . . Secretary........ Sergeant at Arms Sponsor.......... ....Lulu Harding . . .Sally Garrett ....Annf. Wells Margaret Miller ... .Mrs. Arnold I he Booh Club this year has included in its program of hooks, subjects on the fine arts. One of the early meetings was high lighted by records with Basil Rathbone reading English poetry. Our Sponsor. Mrs. Arnold, then lead an inter- esting discussion of English poetry. At another program. Miss Matlock enlarged our appreciation of the Modern dance. Later in the year. Mrs. Young, the history teacher, spoke inspiringly on I hornus Jefferson and helped us in selecting the best biographies about him so that we might read further. Our club members, wi ih ii le coming of spring, have decided to close our year with a picnic where a meeting of good mi nd s will be sustained by good food. — Anne Wells PAGE 56 The French Club President............Ann Robertson Secretary..............Jane Corrin Vice-President.... Elizabeth Renick Treasurer...............Peggy Pegram Mrs. Isabelle Redfield. Sponsor MEMBERS: Palsy Adam. Dee Ann Andricks. Milby Booth. vonne Brown, Isabel Brown, Mary Jane Cameron. Jane Corrin. Bonnie Sue Dilworth, Jane DuBose. Marjorie Field. Sally Garrett. Joan Houze, Virginia Jago. Joyce Lee. Jocelyn Levi, Eleanor Magruder. Kittie Nelson. Joan Otto. Peggy Pegram. Elizabeth Renick. Rozanne Ritch. Ann Robertson. Julia Spears. Anne Wells. Frances Winters. 1 essita Wood. The French Club, dedicated to better understanding ol the French people and their language, began its activities for the year of 1949 with participation in a worthy, if not French, cause — that ol making and selling programs lor the County Fair. Only after the Fair did the old members feel they were able to devote their full attention to the initiation of the eager pledges of French II. Climaxing their week of probation with a talented dance by Dee Ann Andricks and Peggy Pegram. and a dramatic presentation entitled, Le Voyage de Monsieur Perrichon. the new members were then able to take part in the plans for the long awaited trip to Austin, the high point in a very full year of Le Circle Francais. Jane Corrin. Secretary PAGE 57 The Spanish Club President.....................Barbara Kendall Secretary.........................Pamela Parr V ice-President .................Jane Corrin Treasurer....................Catharine Cockf. Sponsors: Senora Clotilde Nanez. Senorita Henrietta Yturri. MEMBERS: Patricia Adam, Barbara Ballard. Beverly Bihn, Mary Jane Cameron, Catharine Cocke. Jane Corrin. Frances Dilworth. Patsy Goodman. Sally Gussett. Barbara Kendall. Anne Langston, Joan Negley, Linda Nixon. Joan Otlo. Pamela Parr. Martha Perkins, Suzanne Sullivan. Frances Winters. I essita Wood. I be students of Saint Mary s Hall first became aware of the Spanish Club s activities for the year of 1949 one Monday morning when fourteen girls arrived at school wearing white mantillas, large signs announcing to all their new roles as criadas. and embarassed looks as they attempted to be eloquent in the Spanish language. During the remainder of the week the students accustomed themselves to groups of two and three criadas huddled in a corner, whispering furtively and glancing cautiously around the room to reassure themselves that no old members were able to hear them speaking English. I he initiation rites were completed at last, and the new members were eagerly awaiting their chance in the club s program. 1 heir wish was granted when they donned peasant skirts and blouses and assisted in the tamale booths at the County Fair. The Spanish C lub would not have been complete without the breaking of a pinata at sometime during the year. Fulfillment came when the members delightedly shattered Santa Claus's head at the Christmas meeting which Senora Nanez so kindly held at her house. The year’s events were climaxed at the annual banquet as the Seniors bade El Margil a fond farewell. — jane Corrin, Secretary PACE r.8 mi; tennis ax ;b I HE RIDING ('l l B PAGE 59 French, we ho| e! What? Dulcc del cielo V Talent? Heavy. Heavy lianas over I)a«l ly s head. A liallenge to the Romans! PAGE 60 THE COUNTY FAIR Refreshment Booths, Vendors ol peanuts and frozen suckers, cake walk, side show in the gymnasium. PAGE 61 B tl y Dolls ai Uic County I air. On tire Midway of tlie County f air. PAGE 63 To you alone! Fish, beasts, or lovers? ('harming? the Snakes? A girl in every port. What a life! Old Cowhands from U-val-D Justifiable grins. Jean! Mutual attraction. PAGE 64 Senior Party No gambling pica so—? I cr ling llic beasts. I be staff ol life? I .os Miser-ables! porqae? A man! Please explain — PAGE 65 Senior girls tl the C liristmas Dance. mmsmiiiiAij . ij| 111 o:hh q kuiuismij ) isjj.j ,� ij | '-C W O Ch Senior Parties Hostesses Milky, Mary June. Kinny. Libby, and dates. With food and mufic and men Dreamy eves — must bo tlie music. Hostesses Bonnie. Lulu. Sail: wliat more could a woman want? Hostesses Kittie and lane PAGE 68 Senior Party Meet me under the eagle. Jane and Arthur. Joe. I ink.), Reagan. Ann. I .ewis Martha surrounded! PAGE 69 rAGE 70 Daddy Long-Legs Stage Crew. FIRST CAST CHARACTERS SECOND CAS I' Pat Shield......... Terry Craves....... Marian Murphy .... Betty Lawrence..... Sue McCurdy........ Phyllis McNeill.... Barbara Ballard.... Sarah Joe Robertson Sue ()tt........... Anne Kuhns......... Ellen Dreeben...... Frances Winters. . . . loan Negley........ Mitzi Streit....... Ma rgaret Miller. .. I.eilabeth Calbraith Jean Falkstein .... Kinny Sayward...... Anne Wells......... Patsy Shield....... Betty Brewer....... Bonnie Sue Dilworth. Frances Corzelius. . . Marian Murphy...... Bel e Semmes...... Joanne Sargent..... . Gladiola......... . Sadie Kale....... Lorella............ Marilyn............ Alice.............. Susan Orphans Mamie.............. . I'reddie......... Mrs. I Jppett...... udy Abbott........ Miss Pritchard Mr. Wy koff........ Mr. Cadman......... Mr. Parsons........ ervis Pendleton . . Sally McBride...... Ialia Pendleton . . . . I'lrs. Pendleton . . . jiinmie McBride. . . Maid. Act 2........ Mrs. Semple........ Carrie. Maid. Act 3 Gripqs ............ Maid. Act 4........ Walters............ Doctor............. ......Helen Adel man ............Sue Ott ......Betsy Browning ......Betty I .awrence ......Sue McCurdv .... Phyllis McNeill .... Barbara Ballard ..........Ann Ayres . Mary Margaret Carr ......Ann Robertson ......Gretel Seidel . . . .Frances Winters ....... Joan Negley .........Mitzi Streit ......Jane DuBose ......lane Hacberly ...... Rozanne Ritch . . . Kinny Sayward ...... Gail Wood ........ Patsy Shield ......Betty Brewer Bonnie Sue Dilworth . . Frances Corzelius ......Marian Murphy ...... Bebe Semmes . . . . Joanne Sargent PAGE 71 The Junior Red Cross Committee I ruman. Dewey, and Wallace preside with Mrs. oung over tlio election box at Saint Marys Hall. PAGE 72 Girls vs. F'athers on Fathers Day PAGE 73 1 lie Gymnasium PAGE 74 The Elliott Team 1 .inda Nixon Leila Clark . ( aptain Lieutenant Margaret Miller | A N N E I -A NGSTON junior Representatives The Capers Team 3 a H -� -i Jocelyn Levi. Betty Brewer . .( (iptain Lieutenant Joan N eg ley Anne Wells I unior Representatives The Sports Council Miss Stone, Sponsor Anne Wells Joan Neglcy Betty Brewer, Lieutenant of ( apers Joci Levi, C a plain of C apers Miss Mason, Sponsor Margaret Miller Anne I Kingston Leila ( lark. Lieutenant of Llliotts Linda Nixon, Captain of Elliotts Part of Riding ('lass in Brnrkenridge Park. PAGE 78 VOLLEY BALL ALI .-S TAR I lie lirst All-Star of the year started oil with a bang — or should I say volley. At any rate the exciting event was the volley ball game ol the season wi th the Llliott I ine up having Mary Jane Cameron, Milby Booth, Anne Langston, Mary Anne Smith. Gladys Bondurant, JoAnne Rote, Louise Harding, Kinny Sayward, Kathleen Holland. Leila Clark. (Lieutenant) and Linda Nixon (Captain). On the Capers side ol the court were Kittie Nelson. Sallie Grady. Jill Brav, Barbara Kendall, Caroline May, Sally Garrett, Joan Negley, Anne Wells, Margaret Anderson. Gretel Seidel and Betty Brewer (Lieutenant) and Joci Levi (Captain). I o say that spirit was high during the game would be rather an understatement lor more than a lew girls were being beaten on the head by over-exuberant team mates. Perhaps the most outstanding play ol the game arrived when Lulu Harding, in attempting a retrieve ol the ball fell squarely, il not gracefully, into an expectant waste paper basket. No doubt Lulu will be the shining star ol the luture basketball games. In spite of Capers fighting spirit, the linal score was a victory lor the EJliotts of forty- eight to twenty-nine on this the twenty-sixth ol October. PAGE 79 SOCCER AI .1 ,-STAR Everyone welcomed the soccer season with the gayest of spirits save M rs. Hoch; she seemed slightly discouraged over the number and magnitude ol the lumps and bruises acquired by the girls during practice. According to the bulletin board Zan Sullivan. Kinny Sayward, Milby Booth, Bird Jago, Linda Nixon. Lulu Harding, Sally Fall, JoAnne Rote, Mary Jane Cameron, Nancy Emerson, Anne Langston, Leila Clark Mary Anne Smith, Patsy Ad am and Leilabeth Galbraith comprised the Elliott All-Star team, and the Capers pinned their hope of victory on Anne Wells. Connie Hill. Martha Perk ins, Joan Negley, Joci Levi. Yvonne Brown. Joan Otto, Sally Garrett. Barbara Kendall. Jean Falkstein, Isabel Brown, Gretel Seidel, Betty Brewer, Kitty Nelson and Annie Mae Funk. I hose who saw this All-Star game declared it the best played soccer ever witnessed at Saint Mary s Hall. Both teams were working hard for the points that will mean so much on Bishops Day. Sally Garrett had put her whole heart so surely in the game that she succeeded in sitting decorously on the ball at the crucial moment — (at any rate. Sally, that accident insured no one s taking the ball). I he game ended with a score ol C apers 1, Elliotts 0. PAGE 80 BASKETBALL ALL-STAR Reeking through the key hole in the gym. I beat all to the scoop that the Capers- Joan Negley. Joci Levi. (� ail W ood. Carol Kayton, Caroline May, Martha Perkins. Barbara Kendall. Isabel Brown, Emily Ann Cameron, Joan Otto. Patsy Sinclair and Dee Ann Andricks — were working industriously lor that perfection that would cinch the Capers victory in the Basketball All-Star. I hen, only by twisting Linda s arm did I secure the Elliott trusties — Leila Clark. Kathleen Holland, Gladys Bondurant. Kinny Sayward. “Bird Jago. Lulu Harding. Linda Nixon, Eleanor Hill, Barbara f itch. Margaret Miller. Anne Langston, Nancy Emerson, Carol Straus, Sara Jane Poe. Mary Anne Smith. Without a doubt I made a very good Walter Winchell, lor even Lulu Harding did not let me down in my pre- dictions as to the Basketball All-Star— there was Lulu s name shining among the great. J his was a Basketball game! Even Miss Mason pronounced it the finest basketball game she had witnessed in her coaching at Saint Mary s Hall. Congratulations Cap- tains. you have done a swell job this year ! The score was Capers 25, Elliotts 12. The Elliotts now lead the Capers but 75 points lor the year. PAGE 81 Spirit of I In Birmingham Hop ' I irst conic first served PAGE 82 Allah?—he praised. Suspense Bull — lease! If I had the W ings of an Angel. The big moment! Whoops! Off Guard. 3ccs and the honey! Where to? Let's cat. Eat drink and he merry. Truman or Dewey? PAGE 84 Radio I llis is network your struggling through station in San Antonio. Monday morning 8:50. Here are today s dedications: I hree Little Fishes —Friday lunch. One Alone — Ignacio. Sonny Boy — ['.lien Dree ben You Always Hurt the One You Love —Jean Falkstein. Russian Lullaby — Margaret Miller. It’s Been a Long. Long I ime ’ — Seniors rem- iniscing. How Soon — Juniors. Till Then — Sophomores. Dreams — Freshmen. It’s Magic — Passing exams. Sleepy 1 ime Gal — Betty Brewer. Happy Birthday — Mrs. Brooks. Dark Eyes - M iss Yturri. Has Anybody Seen My Gal? — School tutor. They All Go Native on Saturday Night — Day Student Seniors. I’m Always True to you Darling. In my Fashion — Anne Langston. I Love You So Much It Hurts Me — Spring Vacation. Mountain (ial — Caroline May. Crying In I he Rain’ — Sports Council to M iss Mason. There s Gonna Be Some Changes Made — Annie Mae bunk at dismissal. I m Walkin Hie Floor Over You — Miss Essen to the Tenth Form. Honky I onkin — Boarders on Vacation. I ve Got My Love To Keep Me Warm — S.M.H. uniforms on a cold day. Temptation —to skip Saturday morning Study Hall. I hem Durn Fool I hings — English themes. I Can t Begin to I ell You —Exams at S.M.H. I he Snake Pit — Dismissal. I he Search — Cloa kroom at 5:20 PM. Innocent Affair — Mr. Hendricksons ren- dezvous with Lulu. Izzy, and Linda. ( � ood Sam — Mr. Sam Capers. PAGE 86 Radio Because of I he large number of requests, we shall now give you a lew of our famous slogans and the Illustrious folks who inspired them. 1 he Skin ou Love to 1 ouch —Beverly Bihn. Which Iwin Has the Ioni — Lllen Dreben or Jane Ritch. Soap of Beautiful women ' — M emorial of Chemistry Laboratory. Ninety-nine and forty-four one hundredths percent pure — Milby Booth. I’d Walk a Mile for a Camel — students live blocks from school. Stay on the Right Side of the Road — I raffic jam going into Big Study. Good evening, this is network S.M.H. your Struggling through’ station bringing you I ues- day evening s transcribed program call ed Plans ol the powdered and pompadoured or What's the best way to get a man. that is a man to manipulate himself and partner over the dance floor : Mrs. Pouquet — Well girls, let's make plans. Remember this is your dance.' Anne Langston — 'May we have three dates? Aggie Lordtran — May we invite out-of-town boys ? Cecil Faber — Jerry is gonna' happen to be in town that week end. Jane I laeberly — I wonder who wi II be my unlucky victim! Sheila Adam — I'm definitely not gonna in- vite someone from the 8th grade. Frances Corzelius — I II probably get someone short. Patsy Leach — Well, I'll take him. too! Carol Straus — What about the blind date element ?' Jackie Henderson — Shall I invite the one I met at the skating rink. Jane DuBose — We've gotta have cowboy music! Gretel Seidel — If Garner Park were only closer to us. Barbara Abrahams — Yeah, what fun we d have! Noel McArdle— Garner Park? Who's that? Can you get me a date with him? Anne Frigg — What’s happening? Mitzi — Who can I ask Sallie Grady-— Well, I have a brother! Georgia B. Parr— I II furnish everyone blind dates. Janet Marcus — Fm gonna need a new dress. Jane Bickham — Why not a whole wardrobe while you re at it ? Suzie Craddock — Pity me! 1 go riding that afternoon. Mary Anderson — I should invite him but . . . Nina Joy� — You all th is is getting us no- where. Anne Wells. Anne Sanford — What do you mean It's all planned! PAGE 86 Radio Iliis is network your for meritorious achievement for Struggling through’’ station in San this year of 1949. Antonio. Here are the awards lo Lorraine Love we present the SPKCIAL MONOTONE MICROPHONE for a splendid endurance performance over the telephone during the past year. lo Jane DuBose and Grelel Seidel we give the P.O. Award for the cleverest letters of the year, especially where Hear John s are concerned. lo the Nina joy Foundation for orphans, unfortunates graved version of Powder Your Face With Sunshine and old roommates we award an en- so that it may continue to spread smiles. lo Mrs. Kodak (formerly Anne Sanford) who is now living happily with her camera in the dark room just ofl of Posing Pathways and Development Drive, our sincere congratulations. lo Noel McArdle we award live shares of stock in the Kleenex Company in appreciation for her fine support this year. lo Cecil laber, the second Dale Carnegie, we award the Halitzer Prize of the year for her fine book called “How lo Diet Successfully and Influence People.” Honorable Mention goes to Sallie Grady for her sequel to ” I he Peacock Sheds Its I ail.” I he Juilliard Award ol Music goes to Aggie bordtran lor her smash hit “Streets ol Laredo. Congratulations go lo Diana Spore lor winning the International Yodelling Contest ol 1940. We quote the Champion as having said 1 got my experience calling to Mrs. Liter from the third floor, asking her if the alternoon mail had come in! lo Miss Oldenburg and Miss Waghorne we proudly present the National Award for echoes, so that they may know how we the students treasured the ( dRLS that constantly reverberated between the Math room and 11..- c hemistry Lab. PACE 87 Wevvcy. Make it convincing. Love at first sight! A snow man will do! Dueman. I loodlums Refreshments! I allace. Make it f� y hand! I )i«'ting, I felon ? Snow Lathing. PAGE 88 Radio WHAT WE WILL MISS ON THE CAMPUS NEXT YEAR: Leila s inimitable southern drawl Annie Mae s morning speeches Lulu's antics in All Stars Sally Gusset at the piano Betty Brewer and her faithful green sweater Mary Ann’s good nature Zan’s sultry voice A Brown sister I essita s radical ideas ’’Brookie’ Jane’s trip to Sewannec Martha’s guitar Linda s fashionable clothes Joci’s team spirit And the good dances they gave. S weet — Mary Ann Smith A thletic — Kinny Sayward I rresistible — Barbara Kendall N onchalant — 1 essita Wood T alented «— Linda Nixon M usical — Sally C mssett A rtistic — Ann Robertson R epresentative — Annie Mae Funk Y oungest — Jane Corrin S tudious — Pamela Parr H appy 1 inka Cocke A nalytical — Leila Clark L oquacious — Joci Levi L iteral — Sally Garrett PAGE 89 IN THE CLASS ROOM Mrs. Redfield in French II class— Girls, in France, doors close themselves, vases break them- selves, and hair washes itself. Class — But that is impossible. Mrs. Redfield — No. it isn t — that is what happens. Ghosts no less in French! Virginia Jago in history class when Mrs. Young called on her— “Well, the Republicans had a land — I mean the Democrats had a land — I mean — oh. well — somebody did. Mrs. Redfield in French II class — “How do you pronounce this syllable?” Any member of French II class — Uh- - - Mrs. Redfield — 1 hat is absolutely correct. Mrs. Y oung. History C lass A — “ Why did the Southerners wish to annex Cuba to the United States?” Joci — “Because they wished to make it into five fertile slaves.” ★ ★ ★ JOKES On the way to class Lorraine sighing: 'I must get an opinion; I did not have one yesterday.” Romance is a glorified futile tradition. Poor Genevieve, what happened to yours? Romance is usually a happening which occurs frequently. Atta-girl! Ann Avres! “YVhat was the relation between Heathcliff and Cathy?” Naive Martha Perkins — Heathcliff was Cathy’s stepbrother.” 1 o other teachers it is a rose — To me it is only a bat. — Nancy Old enburg. Student — What kind of marriage do they have in China today? 1 eacher — “Mostly there are monogamous marriages, but there is much extra curricular activity.” Senior, handing in a twenty page theme. Mrs. Books— Modern style is condensed; let one word do for a sentence.” Sorrowing Senior— Born fifty years too late! Anne Wells — What s wrong with Mrs. Pouquet?” Margaret Miller— Why?” Anne Wells — She said that she could hear the lion's roar. Margaret Miller— “Oh. that’s the zoo. not the moving pictures. ¥ INSEPARABLES Beverly Bihn and Peacock. Student Council and Warning Book. Mary Margaret Carr and her perpetual tardiness to Study Hall. Saint Mary’s Hall belles and their diets. Margaret Anderson and the ground. Sophomores and I .M.I. (not to mention Alamo Hei ghts). Jean Falkstein and Stanley. Mrs. Brooks and her red pencil. Dismissal and conversation. Miss bowler and the Pythagorean I heorem. Aggie and her footballs. Mrs. Redfield and a smile. I eila and Saljy or Patsy and Frances. PAGE W) Another I .ast night —from I essita. My Irientl Kleenex. He — ! ( oiupelilion lor I )oak Walker! I weren I Innny o Audienn C hugalug — I Im'IiIui1 Always there! PAGE 91 FAMILIAR REMARKS CAN YOU IMAGINE? Nina Joy — In MY opinion . . . Barbara bitch not being through with Jimmy ? Miss Moore— If you would only think it through, you would understand. Emily Cameron not displaying her musical talents? Connie Hill — And he SA 1 by me in the show! Connie Hill not having to rewrite? Eleanor Hill — Yes, I still go with Leon. Caroline May not talking about working in an Patty Bedell — I'm going out to T.M.I. — any- body want to come along? Insane Asylum? Gail Wood not being in Biology second period Mrs. Brooks — Is that clear? 1 uesday? Margaret Miller— (to an innocent bystander) I’m here on a communistic scholarship. Rozanne Ritch playing a soft melody in chapel? Anne Wells — I’m from Dallas. 1 O • 1 I • •� . • 'Madame I rigg not hypnotizing the second period gym class with that hypnotic hypnosis of hers? oretel oeidel — Last summer at . . . Jane Haeberly — He’s useful anyway.’ I hcthul I aberth (Cecil, to you) from Corputh Chrithtie without a lisp? Barbara Ballard — Miss Fowler. 1 know! Miss Stone — I’m going to Austin tomorrow. Lorraine Love without her famous yarns? Or Joci Levi without a beau? Aggie Fordtran — Every girl should be married. � i ii i ')'• Patty Bedell not being another Einstein in Algebra II class? Anne Langston— Uh. how dense can one be: Carol Straus — You re one of my very best friends.' Sally Garrett with that middle age spread? Bonnie Dilworth getting her driver’s license? Patsy Leach — Bob’s cornin’ down this week- end. Tinka Cocke slewf footed? Zan Sullivan — My dear child. Joan Negley with a nervous twitch? Annie Mae — Please — be QUIET. Virginia Jago not doorman at lunch hour? Julia Spears — Let’s do it anyway. Patsy Adam without her blush? Sallie Garrett — In Corpus we did . . .’’ Anne Wells talking softly? Senior House to Martha Perkins — Shiver my timbers. Dee Ann Andricks always on time? Cynthia Russ — Well, who is your new flame? Jane Ritch with a feather cut? Jill Brav — Listen to me. Sallie Grady with Zan Sullivan s figure? PAGE 92 1 hr Senior House. 1 lie Residence I ea for Iriends of llie girls in Senior I louse, 1 lie Residence, ami East I louse. PAGE 94 Senior fjirls readied lor flu Residence Tea. The Breakfast Club In keeping will� I lie traditional good-will of Breakfast Clubs, this organization lias embued in its members those ebullient spirits which make lor early morning cheer. I he severest of all our critics regard the organization with feelings akin to horror. I hey little realize the amicable re lat ions that are promoted by such six o clock sessions of learning. From Mary Anne Smith, to whose ears the alarm clock is music, we have learned that the cliche Practice makes Perfect.” is not altogether outmoded. As summoner of I he Breakfast C lub, she has developed the ability to travel throughout Senior Mouse with only minor injuries, lime was for us. when six o’clock traveling was likewise extremely perilous — so blind were we all to the dangers of closet doors, chairs, and steps. Joan Otto, in joining our club, has shown another evidence of her thriftiness, for now she has added an extra hour for worrying in her time-budget. Another contribution comes from Martha Perkins. I he Spartan control of her goose-bumps on frosty mornings is to be admired, considering the inadequate manner in which they are dressed. Marjorie Field we thank for her demonstrations of physical aptness in showing that there are more ways than one to wrap around a radiator. Isabel Brown has added finesse to the art of mumbling, to say nothing of the addition to our knowledge of French verbs. Our thanks also to Virginia Jago for her unequaled munching capacity. Seldom has one exhibited such talent in this field: her timing and rhythm are unprecedented. We congratulate Peggy Pegram for her skillful manipula- tion of the furniture. Although not in keeping with the breakfast-clubbers is such an energetic display of vitality, we sympathize with her in her insatiable desire for light. Patsy Adam, like- wise is to be complimented on her domestic aptitude. She has developed extraordinary skill in the opening of Nescafe jars: neither can her dexterity with teaspoons be overlooked. I o our deprivation. Sally Garrett seldom attends the meetings, finding the solitude of her boudoir more responsive to her oral practice of Spanish. Honorary members of our club are Suzanne Sullivan. Lei la Clark, and Pamela Parr, who find the arms of Morpheus more enticing. Pay-off: Excellents in all subjects! — Barbara Kendall PAGE 9S Ilie Residence. PAGE 96 lb aovd osnoj j js� vq The Residence Council President..................Leila Clark Secretary............Mary Anne Smith Louise Broniez. Suzanne Craddock. Agnes Fordtran. Sallie Grady, Nina Joy. Margaret Miller. Gretel Seidel. Cecil I aber. Sponsor. Mrs. Pouquet. Each year toward the end o( September when the girls have become acquainted thoroughly with each other, they elect a small group ol girls to serve as the Residence Council. I hese girls on the Council represent their classmates in questions dealing with the improvement of the girls conduct, the organization of parties, special suppers and dances, and the undertaking of various projects. I his year the program upon which the council worked was full hut interesting. Since this year an honor system was introduced, the Council has striven to help each girl to understand the full merit of a a good honor system and to realize the value to her per- sonal integrity in the close observance of the simple rules of this system. I he council furthermore has made possible for the Residence to sponsor and to provide for an improveris hed rural school. To this, the New Hope School, have been sent books, clothing, gymnastic equipment and presents on such occasions as Christmas. Valentines Day and Easter, bora Lenten project the council has undertaken to learn braille writing and I hen to teach the other girls so that each year a book written in braille may be sent to schools and homes for the blind. Besides these worthy projects, the council under the kind sponsorship of Mrs. Pouquet has endeavored to bind the Residence girls into a strong, friendly unit by showing them the value of co-operation and the awareness of others. — Mary Anne Smith PAGE 98 Ou7- docs everything. I lie Round I ante. Hie Lovctirli Blues. Sitting Pretty. What' no news Bee C ounty? 'Beautyrest I wanted wings. Monkey Business. Arc you mail at me? Fiend! PAGE 99 Kinny Say war cl Mrs. Brooks Anno Chandler Stilly Garret! Bonnie Brown Joan Otto Ann Robertson Barbara Kendall Lulu Harding La Reata Staff Lulu Harding... Barbara Kendall Kinny Say ward . . Bonnie Brown... Joan Otto........ Anne Chandler Ann Robertson.. Sally Garrett . . Mrs. Brooks...... ...............Editor ....Assistant Editor . . . Business Manager . . . .Snapshots Editor ........Sports Editor ...........Art Editor .......Posters Editor Subscription Manager ...............Sponsor The organization of La Reata is an annual project of the senior class. However, each year, the person whose tireless efforts make this possible goes unheralded. I herefore. we wish to thank Mrs. E. R. Brooks. Jr. for the many hours of work and for the patient guidance that she has rendered. Without her leadership, we. the Staff of La Reata. would have been unable to give to you. what we think is a very fine yearbook. PAGE 100 Compliments of THE COMPLETELY AIR CONDITIONED GUNTER HOTEL Genie i ue uftUUu in Sort Ittiatua CONGRATULATIONS . . GRADUATES OF 1949 Main Stork Alamo Plaza Sportsman's Store Commerce and Alamo Hardware Store 227 E. Commerce Farm Ranch Store 1107 S. Flores Budget House 204 E. Commerce Budget Appliances 210 E. Commerce Toy Store 212 E. Commerce For Everything You Need for yourself, your family, your home, your farm or ranch. STUDENT DIRECTORY Abrahams, Barbara, 3013 Arbor, Houston 4, Texas.............................J 2-5484 Achning, Nancy, 534 Geneseo Road (9).........................................T 9514 Adam, Patricia, Virreyes 1510, Lomas de Chapultepec, Mexico, D. F., Mexico 28-08-10 Adam, Sheila, Virreyes 1510, Lomas de Chapultepec, Mexico, D. F., Mexico.28-08-10 Adelman, Helen, 260 Primera Drive............................................T 9986 Allin, Nancy, 402 Garrity Road (9)...........................................T 1924 Allison, Mary Nell, 2255 West Mistletoe (1) P 2-1804 Anderson, Margaret, 3347 Chevy Chase Drive, Houston, Texas...................L 5152 Anderson, Mary, 2213 Dallas, San Angelo, Texas.................................6170 Andricks, Dee Ann, 215 West Lynwood Avenue (1)...............................P 8310 Ansley, Annabelle, 322 Cardinal..............................................T 4182 Anslow, Joy, 620 Infantry Post, Fort Sam Houston, Texas..........C8411 — Ext. 3994 Ayres, Ann, Route 8, Box 402 D (1).........................................P 2-2284 Ayres, Florence, Route 8, Box 402 D (1)....................................P 2-2284 Bakke, Isabeth, 531 Grandview Place (9)......................................T 3584 Bakke, Marion, 531 Grandview Place (9).......................................T 3584 Ballard, Barbara, 438 Thelma Drive...........................................T 8512 Barnett, Barbara, 916 Garrity Road (9).......................................T 1616 Barshop, Doris, 432 Mary Louise Drive (1)..................................P 2-4125 Bartell, Jacquelyn Louise, 5201 Fannin, Houston, Texas ....................K 3-4454 Bass, Sydney Jane, 160 Terrell Road (9)......................................T 9584 Bateman, Meredith, 212 Torcido Drive.........................................T 3800 Beach, Mimi, 129 East Summit Place (1).......................................P 7318 PAGE 102 fRca Vi4fa, rajhA-d MILK PASTEURIZED • CERTIFIED EVERY BOTTLE OF OUR SPECIAL MILK IS PRODUCED ON OUR OWN DAIRY FARM San Antonio’s Most Modern and Best Equipped Milk is Your Baby’s Best Food Pure Milk of the Highest Quality is the result of Proper Feeding and Sanitary Conditions This is what you will find in Milk from the Quality in Milk Has No KTT,Ti7nMiTi|Tii|!a!555! ..... Visitors Welcome RIO VISTA DAIRY FARMS 1900 MAIN AVE. PERSHING 3145 PAGE 103 Store No. 1 Store No. 2 Store No. 3 Store No. 4 Store No. 5 Store No. 6 Store No. 7 Store No. 8 Store No. 9 Store No. 10 Store No. 11 Store No. 12 Store No. 14 Store No. 15 Store No. 16 Store No. 17 Store No. 18 Handy-Andy Handy-Andy Super Markets are located so that you may be served by them wherever you may be in San An- tonio. By patronizing Handy-Andy you are helping to build a greater San Antonio because Handy-Andy is owned and operated by San Antonians. In each Handy-Andy Super Market you will find a grocery department, meat department, fruit and vegetable department, bakery de- partment, and a drug department. HANDY-ANDY SUPER MARKETS 2502 Broadway.............................................. C-7971 2301 Cincinnati at Bandera Highway...........................P-6748 2000 Main Avenue ............................................P-1112 923 So. Presa ...............................................G-5872 1000 Fredericksburg Rd.......................................P-5341 1248 Highland Blvd...........................................K-9241 208 Main So. S. A............................................K-9841 851 W. Cincinnati .......................................... P-9821 2801 Nogalitos at Theo ....................................L-4-2358 5520 So. Flores .............................................K-0431 1902 San Pedro ..............................................P-0961 5905 Broadway................................................T-4221 902 N. St. Marys.............................................C-8091 1714 Fredericksburg Rd ......................................P-9841 1704 Blanco..................................................P-9221 3903 So. Presa ..............................................K-8621 3200 McCullough..............................................T-8422 Bakery — 245 W. Josephine....................................P-0131 The Handy-Andy Bakery, 245 W. Josephine Street, makes special cakes for birth- days, weddings, graduation parties, and other festive events at very reasonable prices. Let us make a special cake for you. We know you will be more than satisfied with our finished product. DIRECTORY —Continued Bedell, Patty, 234 Bushnell (1)............................ Bennack, Virginia, 130 Hillcrest Drive, East .............. Bickham, Jane, 410 Grandview Road (9)...................... Bihn, Beverly, 126 Bushnell Ave. (2) ...................... Bivings, Nancy, 418 Harrison Ave. (9) Bondurant, Gladys, 102 West Elsmere Place (1).............. Booth, Milby, 207 Terrell Road (9)......................... Bradford, Anne, 144 Barilla Place (9)...................... Brav, Jill, 213 Morningside Drive (9)...................... Breuer, Arlene Kay, 433 Canterbury Hill (9)................ Brewer, Betty, 111 Dover Road (9).......................... Brink, Doris M., 118 West Lullwood (1)..................... Brink, Marilyn, 118 West Lullwood (1)...................... Brogniez, Louise, Box 31, League City, Texas .............. Brotherton, Barbara, Route 11, Box 361 .................... Brown, Isabel, 3363 Inwood Drive, Houston (6), Texas ...... Brown, Mary Ann, Route 2, Box 183-A (1).................... Brown, Yvonne, 430 East Mulberry (2)....................... Browne, Constance, 111 West Ridgewood Court (1) Browning, Betsy, 414 Castano Ave. (9)...................... Burnett, Esther, Route 1, Figger 4 Ranch, Wimberley, Texas ..P 5437 ..P 7218 ..T 2375 . .P 1456 P 2-4303 . . T 9674 ..T 3635 ..T 3113 . .T 4412 ..T 9304 P 2-7495 P 2-7495 ____5705 . . T 8751 . . H 6338 . . P 0347 P 2-7070 T 5672 . . T 4473 PAGE 101 Qneetinc i fynam H. H. Dewar Alton E. Robertson John W. Pancoast Creston A. King Edward H. Austin W. Travis Sikes Henry Pancoast Walter Shaughnessy Leon N. Walthall, Jr. John W. Kriet Sterling Browning W. J. Lackey Dewar, Robertson Paneoast “Members of New York Stock Exchange” COMPLIMENTS OF Laurel Heights Pharmacy Corner Mistletoe and Main Pershing 3161 SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS • OTUIO UNOII AUTHORITY 0� TMl COCA-COIA COMPANY IV SAN ANTONIO COCA-COCA BOTTLING CO. PAGE tor. Catto . Catte D INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS ▼ Milam Building San Antonio 5, Texas DIRECTORY — Continued Callaway, Elizabeth, 224 West Kings Highway (1) Callaway, Estelle, 224 West Kings Highway (1) Callaway, Helena, 224 West Kings Highway (1) Cameron, Emily, 232 Park Hill Drive (1) Cameron, Mary Jane, 232 Park Hill Drive (1) Carr, Mary Margaret, 141 Terrell Road, Apt 7 (9) Catto, Roxana G., 300 Paseo Encinal Cavenah, Kenda Rachel, 1257 Bandera Road Chandler, Anne Page, 204 Crescent Street (2) Chapman, Jane, 202 West Summit (1) Childers, Keith, 101 Nacogdoches Road (9) Childers, Marvin A., Ill, 101 Nacogdoches Road (9) Clark, Leila, 2300 Woodlawn, Austin, Texas 3557 Cocke, Tinka, 402 Castano (9) Cohagan, Judy, 372 Terrell Road (9) Conklin, M. Dayton, Jr., 708 Olmos Drive, East Cooper, Linda, 119 East Wildwood Drive (9) Corning, Margaret, 410 Eldon Road (9) Corrin, Jane, Gunter Hotel (5) Corzelius, Frances, 1318 North Blvd., Houston (6), Texas L 7182 Craddock, Suzanne, Cibolo, Texas Crawford, David S., 2319 West Olmos Drive (1) P 2-2728 Crawford, Marian, 2319 West Olmos Drive (1) Crook, Carland, 314 East Rosewood PAGE 106 r FROST I NATIONAL) :etyy Courtesy BAN3 a NOW IS THE TIME . . . FROST NATIONAL BANK MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION DIRECTORY—Continued Dali, Katharine G., 818 Grayson Street, East.................................G 9960 Davis, Linda, 231 West Elsmere Place (1).....................................P 0504 Dewar, Hallie, 10 Ironwood Road (1)..........................................T 5892 Dilworth, Bonnie, 316 East Lullwood (1)...................................P 2-4928 Dilworth, Frances, 240 Bushnell Avenue (2) P 2-0982 Dimaline, Reyna, 402 Paseo Encinal...........................................T 7944 Dorn, Dale Forster, 112 Torcido Drive........................................T 2301 Douglas, Judith, 103 Wyckham Rise (9)........................................T 1173 Dreeben, Dorothy, 226 Park Hill Drive.................................... ...T2713 Dreeben, Ellen, 226 Park Hill Drive..........................................T 5943 Du Bose, Jane, Box 292, Uvalde, Texas......................................9007-F-2 Dumas, Genevieve, 418 West French Place (1)...............................P 2-4222 Dunn, “Bobbie Robert, 247 East Oakview Place (9)............................T 3710 Eastman, Jennifer, 826 Wiltshire Ave. (9)....................................T 2290 Ehlers, Marcia, Box 4, Uvalde, Texas.......................................9048-W-3 Eiser, Jane, 423 Meadow Lane (9)..................................................T 2809 Elliott, Barbara, 332 Arcadia Place (9)...........................................T 5515 Emerson, Nancy, 204 West Mistletoe (1)............................................P 5456 Epstein, Kaye L., 115 East Hermosa Drive..........................................P 0220 Falkstein, Jean, 314 West Hollywood (1)...........................................P 1980 Fall, Sally, 2318 Underwood, Houston (5), Texas...........................M 2-4819 Farnsworth, Martha, 115 Field Crest (9)......................................T 4322 PAGE 107 Compliments of Alamo Lumber Co. 2110 South Flores Street Fannin 4161 DIRECTORY — Continued Farrelly, Nancy, 157 Thelma Drive T 1781 Fetzer, Mary Claire, 220 West Elsmere Place (1) P 2-6382 Field, Marjorie, 422 Second Street, Alice, Texas 687-W Finesilver, Lynn, Babcock Hoad (1) P 2-4157 Fitch, Barbara, 128 Geneseo Road (9) T 9243 Fordtran, Agnes, Box 7, Stockdale, Texas 140-F-5S1 Franke, Carolyn, 106 East Gramercy Place (1) P 0777 Franke, Stephen, 106 East Gramercy Place (1) P 0777 Frasher, Ann, 205 West Summit Ave. (1) P 2-1844 Funk, Annie Mae, 127 Primera Drive (1) T 0942 Galbraith, Leilabeth, Quarters 4, Staff Post, Ft. Sam Houston .. .C 8411 —Ext. 4953 Garrett, Sally, 4232 Ocean Drive, Corpus Christi, Texas 9923 Gilbreath, Patsy Sue, 115 Thelma Drive T 5283 Gilmore, John W., 702 Evans Ave. (9) T 3992 Glasscock, Gretchen, 300 East Mandalay Drive T 8802 Glasscock, Lanette, 545 Elizabeth Road (9) T 1334 Glober, Nancy, 130 West Kings Highway (1) P 1355 Goodman, Patsy Jean, 632 East Olmos Drive (1) T 5483 Gorman, Jack Edward, 2127 West Summit (1) P 2-5714 Grady, Sallie, Frio Canyon Lodge, Leakey, Texas 30 Grant, Christian, 788 Terrell Road (9) T 9534 Graves, Carolyn D., 417 West Dewey (1) P 1901 Graves, Eleanor, 417 West Dewey (1) P 1904 PAGE 108 COMPLIMENTS OF Delaware Punch Company of America A Reputation that has been Earned “Dependable thru the Years” AMPLE RESOURCES COMPLETE FACILITIES EFFICIENT SERVICE NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE OF SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS Established October, 1903 Congratulations . . . CLASS OF 1949! “THE STYLE SHOP OF THE SOUTH ” PAGE 109 Brackenridge Stables and Riding Academy 3506 N. ST. MARY’S ST. Phone: P. 2-4660 “Where the Saint Mary's Girls Ride HARRY R. SMITH, Owner DIRECTORY —Continued Graves, Laura, 222 Geneseo Road (9).........................................T 822G Graves, Terry, 222 Geneseo Road (9).........................................T 8226 Gussett, Sally, 108 Gatewood Drive (9)......................................T 3654 Guthman, David, 602 East Evergreen (2)......................................C 4-3926 Haeberly, Jane, West Road, New Canaan, Conn...................................9-9428 Hagstrom, Julie Ann, 404 Ridgemont (9)......................................T 1264 Hagy, Clifford Lee, II, 201 Crescent........................................T 1841 Halff, Catherine, 1220 McCullough Ave.......................................P 2-7221 Harding, Lulu, 132 Park Drive...............................................T 5864 Hartman, Albert W., 148 Marcia Place (9)....................................T 9994 Haymore, Helen, 204 West Mulberry (1).......................................P 3861 Heimsath, Virgilia, 421 Belknap Place (1)...................................S 4-1627 Henderson, Jackie, Box 98, Eldorado, Texas ...................................2-3088 Hill, Connie, 415 Lamont Ave. (9)...........................................T 2523 Hill, Eleanor, 242 West Fair Oaks Place (9).................................T 7656 Hill, Nancy E., 415 Lamont Ave. (9).........................................T 2523 Hissner, Gayle D., Rt. 2, Vance Jackson Road, Box 114.......................P 2-4586 Hobbs, Barbara, 368 Terrell Road (9)........................................T 8363 Hockaday, Patty Jo, 340 North Drive ........................................P 3253 Holland, Kathleen, 807 Contour Drive (1)....................................T 7842 Hornaday, Katharine, 602 Lamont Ave. (9)....................................T 2544 House, Roberta, 228 West Lullwood (1).......................................P 3015 House, Rosemary, 228 West Lullwood (1)......................................P 3015 Houston, Marcelle, 306 Kenedy (9)...........................................T 9492 Houze, Joan, 121 East Gramercy Place (2)....................................P 2-9209 Huie, Charles A., 611 Texas Ave. (1)........................................P 2-2345 Hunt, Patricia, 321 West Summit (1).........................................P 2-3514 Hunter, Linda, 405 Terrell Road (9).........................................T 7298 Jacobson, Elizabeth, 104 Canterbury Hill (9)................................T 1062 Jago, Virginia, 1621 North Blvd., Houston 6, Texas..........................J 2-3917 Jersig, Jane, Box 231, Comfort, Texas .......................................953-F-2 PAGE no OVER 58 YEARS One of the Southwest’s Leading Banking Institutions ★ ALAMO NATIONAL BANK OF SAN ANTONIO Member: Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. PROSPECT RANCH ORCHIDS Wholesale ORCHID CUT FLOWERS ☆ Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Otto BOERNE, TEXAS Kallison’s Congratulations Big Country Store to the Supply Headquarters Senior Class of ’49 for the Cow Country • Extends BEST WISHES j. C. Penney Co. to the J 401 Houston St. Class of ’49 San Antonio, Texas PAGE IU PIONEER WHITE WINGS C HAicUeJi. FLOUR FOR ALL HOME BAKING Pioneer Flour Mills San Antonio, Texas Since 1851 WHITE WINGS . FLOUR iiVui i Chas. W. Schneider Travis D. Bailey When Hungry, Thirsty or Tired 1 RIN £ A BITE ij] to EAT Lytle W. Gosling Co. INSURANCE BONDS Dr. Pepper Bottling Co. 137 Losoya Street Garfield 6151 OF SAN ANTONIO DIRECTORY— Continued Johnston, Carol Lynn, 931 Cambridge Oval (9).................................T 7426 Jones, Carolyn, 510 West Lynwood (1).........................................P 2-1113 Joy, Nina, Route 12, Box 726, Houston, Texas ................................V 2-5470 Kallison, Frances, 306 Stanford Drive ....................................... T 0751 Kallison, Mary Ann, 306 Stanford Drive ......................................T 0751 Karotkin, Linda Ann, 118 East Mandalay Drive.................................T 7151 Kayton, Carol, 134 West Elsmere Place (1)....................................P 3833 Kendall, Barbara, Socony Vacuum Oil Co., Apartado 246, Caracas, Venezuela, S. A. Kendall, Betty Sue, 1018 East Euclid Ave. (2)................................G 8724 Kuhns, Anne, 454 Graham Road, Fort Sam Houston ....................C 8411 — Ext. 3658 Langston, Anne, 2517 Inwood, Houston (6), Texas .............................K 3-8855 Lawrence, Betty, 406 East Locust Street (2).................................. F 0690 Leach, Patsy, 2207 River Oaks Blvd., Houston (6), Texas ..................... H 2384 Lee, Joyce, The Aurora, Apt. 504, 509 Howard C-7141 Lentz, Cornelia C., 627 Zilla Street (1) ....................................P 2-6780 Leopold, Marie, 444 College Blvd................................... ........... .T 2052 Levi, Jocelyn, Route 10, Box 104 (1) Lewis, Linda, 118 Brittany Drive ............................................T 9582 Lichenstein, Frank H., 130 E. Lynwood Ave....................................P 2-2013 Lindstrom, Elizabeth Ann, P. O. Box 1117, San Antonio .......................P 3573 Love, Lorraine, Box 536, Marfa, Texas ........................................910-F-4 Lyons, Linda E., 244 Tuxedo..................................................T 3688 PAGE 112 CHARLES Compliments PHARMACY of • 25,000 Prescriptions FINESILVER Carefully Compounded MANUFACTURING Annually CO. • Corner Woodlawn and Main Ave. Phone P. 7161 It was a pleasure Compliments to make the PUtUotflafLlvi of for this annual. m A FRIEND Studio of McGrath MAJESTIC BLDG. PAGE 113 Trank Bros. SAN ANTONIO’S OUTSTANDING STORE FOR MEN, WOMEN AND BOYS LUCCHESE BOOT CO. 106 E. COMMERCE Fannin 1353 Custom Est. 1883 Shoe Repairing DIRECTORY — Continued M a grader, Eleanor, 4‘2C Paseo Encinal (1)..............................T 7961 Marcus, Janet, Biltmore Hotel, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma......................7-5611 Matthews, Joan Ann, 201 Lilac Lane........................................T 1954 Matthews, Judith, 201 Lilac Lane..........................................T 1954 Maxwell, Ernest Arthur, 410 West Wildwood (1).............................P 2-8161 Maxwell, Patricia Ann, 410 West Wildwood (1)..............................P 2-8161 May, Caroline, 1009 Gorgas Circle, Ft. Sam Houston....................C8411 — Ext. 3304 May, Phoebe, 1009 Gorgas Circle, Ft. Sam Houston......................C8411 — Ext. 3304 McArdle, Noel, 222 Ohio Street, Corpus Christi, Texas.......................2-2736 McCurdy, Mary Anne, 601 East Mandalay Drive...............................T 7344 McCurdy, Runita, 601 East Mandalay Drive .................................T 7344 McCurdy, Sue Ayers, 601 East Mandalay Drive...............................T 7344 McNeel, Rowena, 147 Sunshine Drive, East, Rt. 2, Box 125..................P 2-5633 McNeill, Phyllis, 1815 West Huisache St. (1) P 2-1727 Meyer, Carol, 503 East Guenther St........................................C 1534 Miller, Margaret Lyne, Box 53, Beeville, Texas.................................211 Monsalvo, Lilly T., 264 Primera Drive.....................................P 2-7938 Moody, Bebe, 2122 Chilton Road, Houston, Texas............................H 9514 Moorman, Lewis J., Ill, 526 Grandview (9).................................T 4201 Morris, Jean, 701 Grandview Place (9).....................................T 2313 Morris, Lynne, 701 Grandview Place (9)....................................T 2313 Mueller, Camilla, 218 Park Lane Drive.....................................T 9722 Mueller, Marilyn, 113 Rosemary Avenue (9).................................T 3443 Congratulations to the GRADUATING CLASS OF 1949 SAN ANTONIO’S ONLY FASHION CENTER FOR JUNIORS PAGE 114 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1949 THE GROOS NATIONAL BANK Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. 143 W. Commerce St. San Antonio, Texas W. D. DALLAS FURNITURE STUDIOS 901 McCullough at Ashby 2510 MAIN AVENUE AVALON BEAUTY SALON PERMANENT WAVING AND HAIR STYLING OUR SPECIALTY Owner. Edith Farris Phone S. 4-2513 juwia fylxuueA and Qlft Shop, Aurora Apartment Hotel 509 Howard Cathedral 7986 BROADWAY PHARMACY A. S. MARUCHEAU CO. GENERAL INSURANCE 1804 Transit Tower Fannin 6246 • Phone Travis 2633 Broadway at Mary D. Alamo Heights San Antonio, Tex. Compliments of oCa Da Ween. THE MANOR TEA ROOM E. MANGHAM LUNCHEONS AND DINNERS Catering Service 1122 N. St. Mary’s Phone F. 0833 BEAUTY SALON The House of Charm No. 1—Main at Woodlawn P. 8135 Sam J. Wall Service Station Cars Lubricated While In Swaying Motion Tires — Tubes — Accessories Wheel Balancing 1227 Main Avenue San Antonio, Texas Phone B. 3-1725 JIMMIE RASCOE Tires and Tubes — Washing — Polishing Greasing — Gas and Oils Pershing 1521 2100 Main Avenue LAUNDRY - CLEANING FUR STORAGE — DYEING Since 1890 Matthews Orange Drink is made from Real Oranges 1 F. 9347 315 So. Alamo PAGE 115 Pitman Company Compliments of Investment Securities C. L. Browning, Jr. • CONTRACTORS F. 1431 Alamo Natl. Bldg. San Antonio, Texas Compliments When a Camera Clicks Think of of Hill Combs StucHen' — In San Antonio — General Contractors 402 San Pedro 1032 So. Presa 315 Alamo Plaza Aztec Theatre Bldg. San Antonio, Texas — And in Austin — 916 Congress Ave. DIRECTORY —Continued Muir, Carol, 3939 North New Braunfels (9)................................T 7898 Munson, Ellen G., 102 East Kings Highway.................................P 2-8032 Murphey, Bettie, 447 Graham Road, Ft. Sam Houston, Texas.....C 8411 — Ext. 3249 Murphy, Marian B., 710 Wiltshire (9).....................................T 4324 Nayfach, Carol, 505 Club Drive (1).......................................P 5774 Naylor, Ruth, 501 Eleanor................................................T 5687 Neff, Elizabeth Anne, 2506 Waverly.......................................S 4-2637 Neff, Mary Margaret, 2506 Waverly S 4-2637 Negley, Joan, 300 Paseo Encinal..........................................T 7802 Nelson, Carolyn, 615 Contour Drive.......................................T 7572 Nelson, Kittie West, 155 Bushnell Avenue.................................P 9883 Neustadt, Susan, 211 Thelma Drive........................................T 5733 Nixon, Linda, 129 East Gramercy Place (1)...............................P 3134 Noel, Edna Darden, Rt. 8, Box 287 (1)..............................LD 110 — Noel Norton, Julia Carolyn, 510 McCullough Avenue.............................G 4281 Oppenheimer, Ann, 213 Morningside (9)....................................T 3113 Oppenheimer, Elizabeth, 412 Grandview (9).................................T4110 Oppenheimer, John Maurice, 240 Bushnell, Apt. 101........................P 2-6984 Oppenheimer, Polly, 708 Wiltshire Avenue (9).............................T 1736 Ott, Lurton, 115 Lagos (9)...............................................T 3287 Ott, Sue, 115 Lagos (9) T 3287 Otto, Joan, Box 27, Boerne, Texas........................................70-F-4 ♦ PAGE 116 There's Nothing Accidental About Quality 2030 Main Ave. P. 0941 MAIN FOOD STORE Special Corn'fed Beef LEONARD ZITTLE DIRECTORY — Continued Pancoast, Joan, 210 West Lynwood (1)...........................................P 1353 Parr, Georgia B., San Diego, Texas.................................................182 Parr, Pamela, 1036 East Fourth Street, Alice, Texas................................302 Patten, Kay, Route 10, Box 60, Highway 66 North...............................P 2-9638 Pawkett, Margaret, 116 East Lullwood........................................ P 2-5136 Peacock, Donna Edith, Peacock Military Academy, 1802 Cincinnati (1) P 1383 Peacock, Sue Ellen, Peacock Military Academy, 1802 Cincinnati (1)..............P 1383 Pegram, Peggy, 2102 Schulle, Austin, Texas......................................8-4279 Pennington, Barbara, 134 East Agarita................................................P 2-2163 Pennington, Mary Martha, 134 East Agarita............................................P 2-2163 Pent, Mary Hasell, 217 Paseo Encinal...........................................T 8582 Perkins, Martha, 221 Chandler Lane, Corpus Christi, Texas.........................9592 Perkins, Patsy, 221 Chandler Lane, Corpus Christi, Texas..........................9592 Pflughaupt, Dorothy, 402 North Drive...........................................P 7639 Pitman, Peggy, 125 Grant Avenue (9)............................................T 1794 Poe, Sara Jane, 300 Geneseo Road (9)...........................................T 9834 Poulis, Byron Moffat, 221 Claywell Drive.......................................T 4200 Raborn, Marilyn Diane, 1631 McKinley...........................................K 6560 Rawlins, Martha Sue, Apartado 110, lea, Peru, S. A. Renick, Elizabeth, 219 Park Hill Drive.........................................T 5543 Rian, Abigail Ethel, 611 College Blvd. (9).....................................T 4422 Ritch, Jane, 221 Devine Road (1)...............................................T 5993 PAGE 117 Lincoln - Mercury °Modem Design for ’U9” ORSINGER MOTOR COMPANY 931 Broadway 0. C. UHL President Manager Garfield 1271 F. 5161 RICHARD TATCH Shop Foreman 445 Main Ave. Compliments of U. K. GARAGE Repairing Wrecked Cars Our Specialty Fannin 2294 E. Martin at N. St. Mary’s St. San Antonio, Texas Gillespie Motor Co. SALES SERVICE Repairing Automobiles Is Our Business Not A Side Line 319 Broadway G. 1411 DIRECTORY — Continued Ritch, Rozanne, 221 Devine Road (1).............................................T 5993 Robbins, Nancy Jane, 222 Ashburn, Houston 17, Texas............................W 9-3812 Robertson, Ann, 112 Geneseo Road (9)............................................T 9053 Robertson, Sarah Joe, 540 Lamont Avenue (9)...............................T 3802 Rosenzweig, Harry A., 104 East Ridgewood........................................T 5781 Ross, Mary Ann, 122 Canterbury Hill (9).........................................T 3036 Rote, JoAnne, 104 East Elsmere Place (2)...................................... P 2-5913 Russ, Cynthia, 214 West Lullwood (1)..................................................P 2-4755 Sanford, Anne, Nueva Rosita, Coahuila, Mexico.......................................322 Sargent, Joanne, 243 Rosemont..................................................S 4-1854 Saunders, Claire M., 315 Clifford Court........................................L 2-4554 Sayward, Kinny, 222 West Mistletoe (1).........................................P 2-2752 Schaefer, Kennis K., 1073 West Coll Street, P. O. Box 487, New Braunfels, Texas. 1169 Schilo, Joan, 135 Club Drive....................................................P 2-5434 Schimmel, Vernon G., Jr., Rt. 2, Box 320-A, Lockhill-Selma Road.................P 5804 Schuchard, Sallie, 516 King William (4).........................................C 6866 Seidel, Gretel, El Rancho Doce Robles, Knippa, Texas Semmes, Margaret, 217 West Woodlawn Avenue (1).................................P 2-2252 Semmes, Mary Elizabeth, 217 West Woodlawn Avenue (1)..................................P 2-2252 Setliffe, Mary Linda, 308 West Lullwood (1)...........................................P 2-3491 Shankle, Alice, 364 Terrell Road (9)............................................T 8623 Shield, Pat, 100 Alameda Circle (1).............................................T 8992 PAGE 118 Congratulations Class of ’49 TEXAS GREATEST JEWELERS In The Gunter Hotel Mildred English, Inc. INTERIOR DESIGNERS 240 W. Mistletoe Compliments of Architect Kelly - Scherrer FLOWER GIFT SHOP 326 W. Josephine P. 6184 DIRECTORY —Continued Shields, Josephine, 210 John Page Drive........................................P 9430 Sides, Sara, Route 12, Box 790, Houston, Texas................................V 4-2391 Sinclair, Patsy, 324 Paseo Encinal (1).........................................T 7401 Sinkin, Nancy, 140 John Page P 5377 Skinner, Corrie Susan, 325 Kennedy (9).........................................T 2431 Smith, Anita Ruth, 223 Stanford Drive.........................................T 5800 Smith, D’Anna, 224 West Mulberry Ave. (1).....................................P 3784 Smith, Mary Anne, El Rancho de Hamaris, Hunt, Texas Smith, Suzanne E., 014 West Kings Highway (1).................................P 2-746S Smolkin, Stephen, 515 East Evergreen Street................................G 7400 Spear, Catherine, 221 East Mandalay Drive................................T 8952 Spear, Lynette, 221 East Mandalay Drive.......................................T 8952 Spears, Ginger, 312 Morningside Drive (9)......................................T 9728 Spears, Julia, 121 East Mariposa (1) T 7794 Spencer, Jerome Fredet, 110 Grant Avenue (9)..................................T 2379 Spore, Diana, 4155 Prescott, Dallas 4, Texas..................................L 5828 Stampp, Patsy Jean, 615 Ciruela (9)...........................................T 1145 Steves, Annie Bell, 475 Burr Road (9) T 9703 Steves, Joan, 475 Burr Road (9) T 9703 Steves, Katharine Anne, 122 Brandon Road, West (Bel Meade) (9) T 1288 Steves, Martha W., 475 Burr Road (9) T 9703 Steves, Mollie, 408 Eldon Road (9) T 1164 PAGE 119 CORSAGES ... to fit your Personality STAFFERS FLORAL SHOP 321 E. Commerce G. 5211 DRESSMAKING AND TAILORING ROSE LANE 302 E. Myrtle G. 8809 JULIA ANN SHOPPE Dressmaking — Ladies Tailoring Hat Making and Alterations 116 Losoya Street C. 9631 Dress Making Services by Experts Quick Alterations — Coat Linings — Dress Hems Covered Belts — Buttons - Buckles and Button Holes TUYA FASHIONS 103 MAGNOLIA Phone: P. 7012 San Antonio, Texas Compliments of PABST ENGRAVING CO. 2030 E. Houston Garfield 6303 Wilkinson, Barclay and Lowndes Interior Decorators and Designers Member A. I. D. 318 W. Mistletoe Ave. P. 9923 SAN ANTONIO. TEXAS Phone B. 3-1698 Church Supplies ALAMO CHURCH GOODS Wholesale and Retail 103 W. Houston St. S. Harfoush San Antonio, Texas 109 tftfSI IMM St. f antonto iivas DIRECTORY —ConJinued Stokes, Carol Jean, 4475 West Pine Blvd., Apt. 501, St. Louis 8, Mo. Ne 7534 Straus, Carol, 5905 Ocean Drive, Corpus Christi, Texas 2-1979 Street, Joline W., 508 Garrity Road (9) T 2073 Streit, Mitzi, No. 2 Main Drive, Walter Reed Hospital, Washington, D. C. Sullivan, Suzanne, 529 Capps Street, Marlin, Texas 814-R-4 Sweeney, Annabell, 424 Ivy Lane (9) T 2083 Taber, Cecil, 449 Louisiana Ave., Corpus Christi, Texas 9105 Thomas, Peggy Anne, 2139 West Summit (1) P 3804 Thompson, Bette, 414 West Rosewood (1) P 2-3360 Thornton, Gloria M., 202 East Hermosa T 5470 Townsend, Robert Foard, III, 440 Sheraton Drive (9) T 3603 Traeger, Lana Sue, 420 Harriman Place C 8390 Trainer, Leta Verne, 1471 Contour Drive T 0738 Trigg, Ann, 3920 University, Dallas 5, Texas L 9242 Tyroff, Jane Ruth, 1211 Burleson Street F 8700 Urschel, Valerie, 119 East Kings Highway P 7817 Van Wie, Kay, 326 Furr Drive (1) P 2-6433 Vigeon, Pat, 103 East Laurel Street F 2904 Walker, Robert Devereux, 625 Castano (9) T 1596 Watson, Martha, 108 East Mistletoe (1) P 1814 PAGE 120 Compliments of Christie’s San Antonio’s Sea Food Headquarters B. POLUNSKY 646-648 MAIN AVE. Fannin 4166-4167 POULTRY SEAFOODS Laurel Heights Grocery and Market J. H. Cockrell, Owner The Store of Finer Foods Phone Pershing 3113-3114-3115 2608 MAIN AVE. DIRECTORY —Continued Webb, Mary Oliver, 565 Grandview Place (9) Weise, Louise, 341 Rosemary (9) Weise, Martha, 341 Rosemary (9) Wells, Anne, 4008 Shannon Lane, Dallas (5), Texas White, Jack Barrett, White-Plaza Hotel (5) White, Jaclyn, White-Plaza Hotel (5) Wilcox, Katherine M., 322 Evans Avenue (9) Willerson, Darrell, 108 Sheraton (9) Williams, Craig, 116 West Woodlawn Avenue (1) Williams, Virginia, 104 East Live Oak Street, Cuero, Texas Wilson, Barbara, 512 Patterson Ave. (9) Winerich, Lucile, 214 Canterbury Hill (9) Winters, Frances Jane, 322 West Summit (1) Wood, Gail, 426 Graham Road, Ft. Sam Houston, Texas Wood, Tessita, 144 Wyckham Rise (9) Woodbum, Peggy, No. 5 Staff Post, Ft. Sam Houston, Texas Wright, Charles A., 210 Stanford Drive Young, Martha Ann, 3322 Southmore, Houston (4), Texas T 1805 T 3694 T 3694 J 8-5695 F 1411 F 1411 T 2856 T 1833 P 1013 828 T 1104 T 4244 P 0723 C 8411 —Ext. 3082 T 5206 C 8411 —Ext. 3177 T 0772 J 2-5392 Zeller, Jon Ann, 300 Cheryl Drive Zimmerman, Ellen, 302 West Magnolia (1) P 2-5346 P 1008 PACE 121 COMPLIMENTS OF Texas Military Institute SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS United States Reserve Officer s Training Corps FREE CATALOGUE ON REQUEST St ms ■RrrLirTAWi NST itute ONLY SCHOOL IN SANANTONIO RATED (sSentMlf MllitSPlf BY WAR DEPT. tyaduxut at you . ©est ‘Wishes from a • READY-TO-WEAR • MILLINERY FRIEND of • SPORTSWEAR • FOUNDATIONS • ACCESSORIES • HOSIERY aint ittary’s Infill 'HUUM CjO l, me. fl 1616 MAIN H BmFPBXMOSSme V AVENUE r HO A O PAGE 122 Texas Oldest Jewelers 513 E. Houston Street Congratulations from SLICK AIRWAYS INC. BILLY ANN THE FINEST IN JUVENILE SHOES AND CLOTHES All Sizes thru Teen Age BILLY BURKE LAUNDRY AND CLEANING 4909 Broadway Alamo Heights, Texas Congratulations to the CLASS OF 1949 {Ulidank Compliments of A FRIEND ZU'Mnirn Jfuncral (Chapel MAX E. REDBURN Compliments of CHARLES C. DAILEY TO S. M. H. SENIORS Compliments DIETZEL’S CAKE SHOP Broadway Cleaners Dyers Where Cleaning Is An Art IN ALAMO HEIGHTS 5402 Broadway T. 2638 Compliments of Rusty Getts Gulf Service PAGE 123 “CATERPILLAR” DIESEL ENGINES — ROAD MACHINERY — TRACTORS Heavy Contracting — Ranch and Industrial Equipment Wm. K. Holt Machinery Co. SAN ANTONIO — CORPUS CHRISTI — WESLACO “Largest Machinery Distributors in South Texas” Compliments of A FRIEND NOA SPEARS CO. Since 1902 • Laboratory and Sickroom Supplies 131 Losoya Phone G. 4012 % , 9 JJJ Congratulations to the Class of ’49 i£}ve M WoM from Bireleysjl) Wolff Marx Co. Kon-carbonated Oranqe Drink j§ jii “An old store ivith young ideas” Real Fruit Taste 257 W. Josephine - P-9103 BIRELEY’S BEVERAGES 210 W. Houston Fannin 4261 PACE 124 NOMAD — Herd Sire of Paleface Ranches Big Room is now in the MONKEY BIZNESS We Milk Shmoos — Groom Fleas and Specialize In Morning Glory Corsages For That Early Morning Occasion! Room 14 Patsy Propotcovitch Shirley Schostokovitch, Prop. Hurry — Hurry — Hurry Limited Shipment We Are Proud To Announce The Arrival of the Latest Paris Fashions In Spring Millinery. The Hat of the Year Buttons and Bows Created by MLLE. NINA Room 15 Do Something With That Mop! Is Your Hair Singed?— Worse Still Is It Green? or— Do You Wish To Have It Restored?— Well You Can Take the Remnants to JANE AGGIE Room 11 and Let Them Fool With It! Cine Foffee Senior House Way! Grendidients: 1 Nottle Bescafe 1 Wot Boiling Pater 1 Pot Hlate Sups and Coons Rideciions: Uncap the pottle and blace one neaspoon of tescafe in eap cuch. Wut pater on pot hlate (in poffeecot) buntil oils; cour in pups and grir until stains dissolve. Werues a plew of seople - cirst fome; cirst firve. PAGE 125 PAGE 126 lzi aovd rAGE 128 FRIJOLITO by Julian Onderdonk We are glad to have had an important part in the production of this successful annual. We are equally as proud of the book as you are and appreciate your fine spirit of co-operation which has made this publication possible. n'h.e Co. Producers of Fine Printing San Antonio Stationery ■ Lithographing ■ Engraving ■ Mimeographs ■ Office Furniture