Texas Military Institute - Crusader Blue Bonnet Yearbook (San Antonio, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 106 of the 1933 volume:

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We have worked and played and drilled together, always with but one and the same goal before us. At graduation, the climax, our reaching the summit, will have been effected. It is all like the climbing of a great mountain, one of a series in a range, and in its completeness the range may well be representative of our lives. Let me explain my comparison. Four years ago a group of T. M. I. cadets were stumbling through a dense forest in search of a particular mountain. We arrived at its foot, and there, m-any trails presented themselves. We separated as each climber took the trail that looked best to him. This was the first mountain any of us had ever at- tempted and the going was hard indeed. We stumbled often, and were wholly afraid of the massive, domineering trees as they swayed in the breeze and seemed to whisper things about us. For a year we climbed through their thick- ness, cautious of every step, and always fearing the tall, foreboding trees. Finally we assembled at the One-quarter line and exalted in our supremacy of the first year. As we looked out about us, vision was a bit clearer. We felt greatly superior to the new group, just starting down at the bottom. The going steadily became easier and our greatest pastime was looking back at those below us and snickering. Then, we reached the half-way mark. We stopped to rest a while and when we were about to resume our climb, we noticed that some of our original group had not yet arrived, and too, there were some whom we had not seen before-ready to climb with us. The third stretch was the most pleasant yet. The heavy forest had thinned considerably and we could see for many miles around. Since we were now old hands in this climb, we knew just which trails to follow, and many of us were led to shady nooks beside a tumbling waterfall or brook. Here we could stop and reflect-an ideal spot to publish our Panther. Others of us, with a gift for marching up the mountain in excellent style, were rewarded with stripes. Then came the three-quarter mark and the end of the timber line. 561056 an k x f 'X .1 ggwpg 51555, ,ggQ.u Ill I gt , 1- Vw fgiiql- J-'s'. m we Nmri-gall i t 6 B Illk g Wlmateaa w.:uunnnullllluluvm ...will A at--n., K., lla! M., wiflliv i lg 'fig l- g g nu ' l ,F ntl' Tw H .Ii N94 ,Z , 5 - . A 1, at--A IQQEFM s Ja R. . 5 V X ' r ,Q-.14-.3 And now on the fourth, the last part of the climb, we are getting higher and higherg the view is more extensive than it has ever been before. The im- pediments are less except for the steepness. f'Buttons have replaced the stripes g and stripes have gone to new climbers. Our trail has led its fol- lowers to another nook of reflection where the Blue Bonnet might well be created. All the trails meet at the summit where in a few days we, the Class of 1933, shall come together for the last time. It will be wonderful to realize that we have mastered those trails, and that we have received such sagacious counsel from the wise ones along our paths. Our four-year climb has been in an in- vigorating and inspiring atmosphere, with the heights always before us. It has been the sort which inspires moral courage and character. When we have reached the summit of T. M. I. we must set our pace for even higher and steeper peaks in the range of the world beyond. As we leave T. M. I. we leave behind our sorrows and mistakes, taking with us only those truest friendships, the richest experiences, and the benefits that have so boun- teously been lavished upon us. ' -J. VV1L1:Iuc CHAPMAN IH. taint '7. i 561136 rw' V ' IW'aar1:far'222if2afa'2v SAP WWI.Xlllllllllllllm....Wg.0n X A ..... ...lllllllllllllllznw gn A ,gg Y- 5 g ! !I I 4 i 1 w w . ,A I .4 'gh ' ll I II, , I .x ' ' . ll' Q f-1' 1 , 3 V if L, 1 Q xg? tigcif' . ..v 'ak if in l JCHAPMAN ' E'BASSE ' 'B-ANDERSON J-sHoAr ' DL ,N . ,QQ V' ,f vig A I TA Q ' q1efFTHxLliAim 2Q,'?,h'3 vvgn X, Li- L-CUMMQNS E-CAIZIZINGTON -is-. 4 f2'HArzP5rz rz- NEWMAN F'G!LLE5PlE . w-CAQNAHAN xwx I ... v3f:g-'a:- if ggxags-zflffy' num A Qlwx 1 ?l,nK.!' A I' ln...., h' kv, .... -n 1',.:- Vim ,..-ull If i I Illll .wllllllllmw K IlllIIIIlIIlIIIl nw! ,-J , A ' A ' gm is ,, -- . wig, W ,'.,. ,QW if. Q' . 1. 'vfv vl',f- 3 ' , E i ' mash ' M' S x I ,IJ 1 .Q L - .f fa ' F' 'Wffpln WSW ' MU? 'Nw ZZ., rw ilwwl lt X L 1 5 ,f M yf , Z ,NR W X f.-Y. ' 51,12 : f ff M J ' f M K .- i t Q , H ' i f , 1' . ,lffjiy f . 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BEN LABIAR ANDERSON .1Andyn Entered T. M. I. 1930. Cadet Capt. Adjutant. Best Company '31, Honor Council '32, i331 Executive Com- mittee '323 National Honor Society '32, '33g President ,333 President of Zeta Sigma Literary Society '33g Secretary of Senior Class '33g Junior Class Reporter Panther Staff '33g Blue Bonnet Staff '32, '33g Vice- Pres. Jr. T. Club '32g Rifle Team '31, '32, '33g Letter ,331 Football '32g Track '33. College Preference: U. S. Naval Academy. Assistant to the Commandant Is Anderson, our Adjutant: VVe all think he's quite a dandy: Congratulations, Captain Andy. LEGARIE I-I. BETHEA Dutch Entered T. M. I. 1929. Second Lieut. Conglmany A. Best Company '31, '33g Cotillion Club '32g T ub '323 Vice-President '333 Vice-President Senior Class '33g Football '32, '33g Manager Track Team '33. College Preference: U. S. Naval Academy. IIe's a Second Lieutenant in best Company Ag XVhen he barks out commands, it's best to obey. RAYMOND BLISS Senior Entered T. M. I. 1031. Cadet Corp. Co. B. First Place. Machine Hun Competition, 1-'ield Day '33. Col- lege Preference: XVest Point. IIe's a Sfl'Illg!llt-SIIOOIIIIQ guy, one with plenty of zcalg As an Ilonor Boll student to all he appeals. JAMES OLIVER BRADFORD iA0liW'Cl,, Entered T. M. I. 1932. Best Platoon '33. Baseball '33. College Preference: XVest Point. Though he was with us for only a year, NVe've surely enjoyed having him here. J. YVILBIIR CHAPMAN III ..Jel.ry.,y .Bingo Entered T. M. I. 1931. Cadet Captain Company A. Best Company '32, '33g Capt. Best Company '33g Zeta Sigma '33: National Honor Society '33g Cheer Leader '33g T Club '33g ltlanager Baseball '33g Blue Bonnet Staff '33. College Preference: VVillian1s. Bing in singing is known as n shark. But in Latin, too, he reaches his mark. NELSON CORY Nellie Entered T. M. I. 1929. Second Lieutenant Company A. Baseball 'ML '31. '32: Best Company '31, '33g Cor- poral Best Squad '32. College Preference: Texas A. tk M. For perfect results l1e'll drill you all dayg He's a Second Lieutenant in Company A. 561456 xfAw U '.. .:w.:-we-evwu-'--1-v-N-, if 4 mi-'vw' :aff 2 ' I'fllL 'W -?f'?el,2C p.. I. l l 0. '!?'Z 'lls'?:S?-' SlV7F? lllllllllllte --'i- ni- l MW Y. -- I ..-.--- lllllll I ii: ..T....-G. .. . : . . . 1 - -:-,IZ ,, Q. V .TA .2 :I2.g2??iLu all tallllll . Ill f..-if- 9lZ.eEnIllIllIIIllllIlmum!! - r-.A .. A - Q M3 llllll I lil . ' 3' 'E LIGHT TOWNSEND CUMMINS Lefty Entered S. A. A. 1928. Entered T. M. I. 1929. Cadet First Lieut. Company B. Alpha Lamba Sigma '30, '31g Vice-Pres. '31g Zeta Sigma '32: Program Commit- tee '33g Joke Editor, Panther Staff '32g Best Sack Relay, Field Day '32g No Demerit Pin '32: Cheer Leader '32g T Club '33: Cotillion Club '32, '33: Pres. '33, College Preference: University of Texas. At leading yells he is the best, Like the football team he beats the rest. EDVVARD DICCLEAVE DANNEMILLER Danny Entered T. M. I. 1931. Cadet Captain, Plans and Training Officer. Rifle Team '33: Baseball '33g Na- tional Honor Society '33g Zeta Sigma '32. '33g Best Private '32g Best Company '32, College Preference: West Point. At Plans and Training lie's better than anyg Take off your hats to our Captain Danny. HARRY WEEKS DODGE Harry Entered T. M. I. 1933. Cadet Private Company A. Best Company '33. College Preference: Colorado School of Mines. Polished gentleman of Worthy repute, IIe takes girls' hearts and breaks them to boot, ROY ELLIOTT Tarzan , WVhattaman Entered T. M. I. 1931. Cadet Private Company A Best Company '33: Best Platoon '32g Football '32: Track '33g T Club '33, College Preference: Rice Institute. If you quarrel with him you are really a fool, For he's the best natured of all in school. ROBERT GRAHABI :aB0byvy nluajuy ulgajarov Entered T. M. I. 1927. Graduated '32. Lieut. Col. Battalion Commander. Second Place, Individual Sol- dier Contest '293 Best Platoon '31g Best Company '29, '303 Panther Staff '31g Pres. Junior Class '31g Pres. Senior Class '32: Pres. T Club '323 National Honor Society '323 Vice-Pres. '33g Camp Bullis '31g Honor Council '32g Vice-Pres. '32: Rifle Team '33: Football '29, '30, '31, '32: Track '29, '30, '31, '32, '33: Relay Team '31, '32, '33: Best Officer '33g Best Athlete '32. College Preference: Rice Institute. Our ranking officer,,Mexico's boy, In football and track to us is a joy. BERGEN B. HOVELL Boigcn Entered T. M. I. 1929. Capt. Company B. Best Company '31g Best Non-Commissioned Officer '32g Zeta Sigma '32, '33g Secretary National Honor Society '33g Football '32g Baseball '32, '33. College Prefer- ence: West Point. As a company commander, Bergen's no fake, For at giving commands he takes the cake. JARVIS P, JONES Jonesy Entered S. A. A. 1928. Entered T. M. I. 1929. Cadet First Lieut. Company B. Best Platoon '333 Best Company '31g Junior Literary Society '30g Secretary '31g Zeta Sigma '32: Sgt.-at-Arms '33g Vice-President Junior Class '32: Pres. Senior Class '33g Track '30, '31, '32, '33g Football '31, '32g Captain '33g T Club '31, '32, '33g Rifle Team '33. College Preference: Tu- lane U. As football captain he pulled many a featg He's quite a good guy and a swell athlete. 3615 ,f-1.1 3 ,,33ka . . . -!!e.- ' 55.1, Y .Ni a mlw ll. i ff - - is ae L we -W... is 1 iifvpf gr '7 ' -' ' ML ' fig'-2 ' .ia- ' SNQQS-I-5231: ig: 4 t N2 ,Elf tiki? A, 5 . 615' N fait y,:4 R X If ,,,,, mp-at yy-' - -P 1 1 -v,--annul wr.. .. s-steven:-4's ' 'f X Ml va ff 'fs-sw ' - E a ..:fef.sm att .X n mln wife fha ' ig' 'V 223' 7'f'-6575? I X 1 .ang 0,1- I i 'L I-2 ...fu- .IQI llllll i........fi..6laamM KPfMZ 9l2a,3IIllllllllllllllknfwm !4IIIlllilliPti77 t. Ea 4 . U I ,, .gljlill ,,!,,-ul!! ln ' 1? 'I I fl.-.1 v elf . ' H11 -.M , f-FX, 'H 2- . ,f' . fe. A E-A -1 V' TKT gf, V E-,ig xsltfg 5 .Hr ME! 1 7 --. I. Y , ,,,,-1 jf'-v -'0g'i 5si?.,i, 5 if ' aa! RAFAEL JOSEFFY Josephus ' S ' Enterefl T. M. I. 1930. Cadet Sergeant Company Q .5 B. Alpha Laniba Sigma '31, Zeta Sigma '32, '33, Le BaseballP'32, '33g Football '32, '33, T Club '32, '33. - f College reference: Stanford. 'W NVe think he plays baseball and football well, S9 And the other sex, too, thinks he's quite swell. AUBREY L. LOCKBIAN Race Horse Entered T. M. I. 1929. Football '30, '31, 2323 Track '30, '31, '32, '33, Best Company '30, '31: Best Platoon '30, '313 Track Captain '33, T Club '30, '31, '32, '33, Zeta Sigma '32, '33g First Place Relay Team '31, '32, '33. College Preference: Schreiner Institute. Aubrey Race Horse Lockman for running has renown, He's one of the fastest in a very fast town. ROBERT DIARTIN Windy , Gusty , Pepper Entered T. M. I. 1931. First Lieut. 2nd in Com- mand, Company A. Best Company '33g Best Platoon '32, T Club '32, '333 Football '32, '33, Baseball '32, '33, Rifle Team '32. College Preference: Purdue. Our good natnred Windy -Bob by name, As a baseball pitcher attained his fame. YYILLIAM H. Mc-KENDRICK Mae Entered T. M. I. 1931. Cadet Supply Serfxeant. Baseball 752. '33, Rifle 'FCIIIII '2i3: T Club '32, '33, College Preference: A. X M. College. Supply Sergeant and a baseball sharkg At T. M. I. he's made his lnark. RU1-'US G. M1-NEES Goofus Entered T. 11.71. 1932. Cadet Private Bugle Corps. Zeta Sigma '32, College I'1'efv1'4-nce: Texas l'nive1'sity. A bugle corps nian. with ns a year. Ilis bugle notes were true and clear. URBAN E. NEESE PI01vb0y , Sherlock Entered T. M. I. 1929. Cadet First Lieutenant, Supply Officer. Captain Junior Baseball Team '30, H Baseball '30, '31, '32g T Club '32, 'Slip Track TPZIIII in-us. 'iiiig Football '31, '32: Best Company, 32: Honor Coune cil '32, '33, Letter Rifle Tcain '33. College Prefer- ence: Texas University. I1e's a persevering: friend, ' One with lots of spunkg For our Honor Council inen, 'N Neese finds out the bunk. ROBERT NEYVNABI --Bobo, oHu.byv Entered S. A. A. 1927. Entered T. M. I. 1928. Cadet Second Lient. Coinpany B. Best Squad, Platoon, Company '31: Business Manager Panther Staff '32, Z1-la Sigma '32, '33, College Preference: University of Texas. Listed as biggest Shiek in our Hall of Fame In the past two years, he's lived up to his name. aww lllgpz. .' Q,!za'irAin1rx lu qu gqq 1 Auf 7,,,,mn,, ,. igg-0-,G ,- Iii- . 1' I f'p- ee H X! X ?,jZ4,5'n qsfIy3mm,f : l .llllIIIW 0'l L - ' .a ql llN1nununull I 0 la. I' F Vis!! 1 77:3 35525. X '11l 'Illllll. J' lg Manila! .M-.g I ,Vi L ia 1 'iii fa--' .ay 9,1 lil: - 1 . M 7 - .ev- ' Q .. we . Lt' wa. . 'V . 1 f f s' ei i ii' 3?-' Ii M sl 55 v 1 V M... , I - ,,., .. .. I P Q. iz. , gm-sy. .ness BELL NEWTON t Deaf Enteerd T. M. I. 1932. Cadet Private Company B. Letter in Football '32, T Club '32, '33, Rifle Team '33, Zeta Sigma '33. As a football tackle nothing he lacked, He fought his best for the Orange and Black. VVILLIAMI OCHSE, Jr. uBiuyn Entered S. A. A. 1927. Entered T. M. I. 1929. Cadet Major. Best Platoon '30g Best Company '30, '32, Best Private '31g Best Drilled Non-Com. '32, Blue Bonnet Staff '31, '32, '33g Secretary Junior Class '32g Junior Literary Society '30, Secretary Zeta Sigma '32, '33, Panther Staff '32, Cotillion Club '33, National Honor Society '33. College Preference: Harvard. To us the Maj. is a shining light, For in his studies he is very bright. GEORGE I-IARDEN PLOVVINIAN Bhd , Pinky Entered T. M. I. 1928. Cadet Sergeant Congiany B. Best Company '31g Best Platoon '31. '32g otillion Club '29, '30, '31g Vice-President '32, Rifle Team '33g First Plane Equipment llace, Field Day '33. College Preference: Texas University. A witty red head Who's full of fun: His biggest hobby is making a pun. JADIES FISHER ROBINSON Jimmie Entered T. M. I, 1929. Cadet First Lieut. Bugle Corps. Vice-President Zeta Sigma Literary Society: Treasurer Senior Class '33g T Club '32, '33g Baseball '30, '31, '32, '333 Football '32, '33g Cheer Leader '32, Best Bugler '30, College Preference: Stanford. IIe's :I regular fellow, a very good sporty For your every crack there's a snappy retort. QHARRIS V. RYAN usleepyn Entered T. M. I. 1931. Cadet Corporal, Company A. Best Platoon '32g Best Company '32, '33. College Preference: lvashington and Lee. Sleepy Ryan is a quiet guy. he very seldom talksg In his duties as a Corporal, he never, 11ever halks. J ACI! SAFIR Chan go Entered T. M. I. 1928. Cadet Corporal, Company B. Junior Literary Society '30, '31g Zeta Sigma '32, '33g First Prize. Shelter Tent Contest '30, '33g Best Company '31g Football '33, Track Team '33. A football aspirant who played very hard, A fellow like that you can't retard. JOHN HOWARD SHOAF Johnnie Entered T. M. I. 1929. Cadet Captain, Publicity and Intelligence Officer. Junior Baseball '30, '31g Rifle Team '33g Track '33g Junior Literary Society '30, '31g Zeta Sigma Literary Society '32, '33g Best Company '31, '32g Best Platoon '31g No Demerit Pin '30, '31, '32g First Prize, Tent Pitching Contest, Field Day '32, '33g Athletic Editor, Panther Staff '32g Sen- ior Class Reporter '33g Blue Bonnet Staff '33. Col- lege Preference: Virginia Military Institute. For real publicity .Tohn's plenty good, He'd write us up in Mars if only he could. 551735 vid' NX 4 ,, . .. - W. ... , ..'- -. ef- - 'Xi'-'C' ex,-wil 'xgf X' 'W v14r'in1w',,v5,'a2 :F 'gel 4. Nhx cg X 9149 lm? 9 'our 4' nuzaggkxi - xg I F 1 ' I1 7' Q' aazlmlll F . 1T n - 621: ' 1 --1 .124 1 IHS' fgg, Twsire- M KN ll? I Pzzzefyse, 3 1 ' , i .'.Zf 111.4 . ..!.H .-Qi. ip..aiii.... ........, QA .... ..Mi.a.e....iiiiiim.a.liiiliiHIIIH A 1 nl, eg:f..Fi:5 ...F .2313 gl U im R 1 irfbd ' 7 ' 1 H vfxrr- f KQQAY 'L ' JOHN CARLYSL IC Sl'l'IElllE Johnny f gf' Iililr-1-1-ml S. A. A. 1026. Iixnll-1'o1l 'I', RI. I. 1929. Csldf-'L ' - - ' -' fQ9gZet:1 , 1 'IZ , 'Z.L: u -I 'Z'L: lltllllbl' Conn:-il 'QOI 397, Yi:-v-I,i'l-fill:-111 SU15lIH1IIUI'U Flaws 'QSM Atliln-tif' I'IdiI01'. I l'Illllll1'l' Stuff 'Z-505 Best xl2lf'lllIlt' Hun Squad T105 N0 In-liivril I'i1x '32, Crvlll-go 1'l'l'l'l'l'l'Ill'0I Texans U. lllfe ri I i1'ST IIlUlll0lIIllll in l'o1111y:111y B5 II' you Sass him :il :ill you :11'm- up :L tree. JOIIN BIELYIN S'l'l'L'l'lNG Dut0Innan . - : i. Bcst F0111- 'zlvk 'HIL l'4lll9g0 P1'6ft'I'- 1-1141-1 l4lllYx'l'SlTY of 'IR-xals. In tlmrlmll, nppusilm 1-mls hu :ill disniziycd. ,Xml in balsa-lvzlll illlfl lrm-li hv also plzlycml. JOHN G. TYNDALL l'00ky . - l'm'pu1':1l COIIIDHIIX I lvllwfo ll'l'flll'l'lll'l'I XVI-st, l'uinl. A lilavzllilv :ny of :L V1-ry good sort, A 'I'. AI. I. IlI'lNlllt'l illl1lllIl'l' swoll sport. Bl-IN YYARIHN ICR 4' .nruffyyv l.uI4-lu-al 'l'. BI, I, 11032, l':uls-I Atlllotil- Sl'l'gl1:l1it. fs-1:1 Siunm 'ZLZIZ Ill-st 1'un1p:1ny 'Jil Trl: Host I'I:1t0n11 ' ' ' ' ' Z TNI 1'lillll. Ill-'S :111 Atllll-tic' S0l'2'l'Illll :xml zu vvry :ond guy. vzumnt deny. CHARLES XYI LLIA NIS Tiny IQ TEL. 2131. Cullcgc- 4-1 . N .. lm11'I try in our mu him, Youill suroly ll!0I'l full-3 If this SUIIINIS nlrsuiwl. NY:m'I1 him Nl'l'Zl1b0lll7 his plaitv. V. L. WVU L I l'INBl'1RG 3V0lf ': - 'zlptuill Stuff. Ilonur umm-il 'Z.1.. JA. lullvgu .l'l'Q'l'0l'l'lll'l'I Ill- works our mulh. ll-1' gi ls-zulvl' hlfs mzulvt Ilc drives our bus In-'s nur jzlcli-of-:III-trades. NORBIAX Zl'l'1llL Zeal 4. -' '. . . . Brill. Vs Squad '1l0. '31g Dost -f I'lpnlmn1 'ZIIL 'Jill BUST lllillllblllly 'ZIIL 'Jl1. 'llfig Zetzl Si!- mn '::::. Uullogc I'l'0fI'I'1'll1'I'Z Tri-Slaxtc 1f1lg'I110C1'I1I2 Unllvgv. NVhl-n Im says Infs your fril-ml 'tis surely 1'c:1I, For il good true pall is NOYIIIQIII Zuuhl. All Sl A 13 , -v Q- -u-vw-gwgv 'lynn QQ1 ' V' 'NX' I!lgl'lHWh' 1 74915 fl g,.2J 'I ffTFl'...:-.t'f?S' 3-Wilf' I ' ' lE'Ll5.5 wi -?f3 '??5Jll1r F ' , ff 4 N A 15? I HH .vi ' - .:.. ..: 1 Ei , wi? Q 19 ..f- Ma g.: .. .. ff at 1 - 5... F pr K N' ' , . 'f' ' ' , x 'Wai B ' J f I 55 Q iff I si- 'N-W.. . was JONES, J. P .......,,...... BETHEA, L ....................... ANDEIISQIN, B. L ...,...,..... ROBINSON, J. F .......,..........., ADAMS, C. K. ANDERSON, B. L. BIYIIIIQA, L. BRADFORD, J. O. CIIAFFIC, A. C. CIIAPLIAN, J. W. CORY, N. CUIVUNIINS, L. T. DANNEM ILLIQR., E. M. SENIOR CLASS Hl1X'l4lT.T., B. B. JONES, J. P. JOSIQFFY, R. LOCKMAN, A. L. MARTIN, B. MCKI'INDIlIC7Ii, VV. H. McN1-:Es. R. G. Nmzsrl, U. E. NIQWNAM, R. Donal-3, H. OQIISR, W. W. ELLIOTT, R. L. POST-GRADUATE CLASS BLISS, R. W. GRAHARI, R. NEWTON, J. B. Impzlrtizllly their talents scan. . .,,.......,.,...,..,..... President Vice-President Treasurer PLOWMAN, G. H. ROBINSON, J. F. RYAN, H. SAFIR, J. SIIOAF, J. H. , W SPEEDIE, J. C. TYXDALL, J. C. WARRINIJR, B. WILLIAMS, C. A. YVOLFEXBERG, V. L. ZUEHL, N. STULTING, J. M. Just 0lll14,'lltiU1l forms tho 111:111.iG.-Xl. 341956 X 'il x I MX. A ., .. ..,. ., . - Si .-.12 ',v'f'g5z:!2:4,Ill S fm- f -as sw If ' WIl1nI 'Q'MlIlIlIIllI ' 1 ' I fliflwfww-f?k?1nlnn1lllluluuwffwill V I ...Q .. ui--. ., I ,fl-j'Qf,Z.f'g - . i - yn' Jiggfn I.. , -ull 15.131,--4 f -sl lu ' . zz. 1 ... '-A . 1... ll-1-5 ful: Q llxnnuwilnnllllni A ullllll I v,N..-ull ll 4 ll 4, . 5 ,mg gn eu l llllli. .M V -ggi? . 3. gi A -. - ff- E ff IE 5 . I W- --H .Q .ig ,K V X 1 ,x . . -L ', .C hr , .. T Y is if-43 5.,,f'.: 'E gm h 1' JUNIOR CLASS GOODWIN, L ........., .....,,,.. .,,. . . .....,.,.. ..,, ...A., ..,.....,,,... ..................... P r e s i dent FROST, J ..,...,.,...,,...., . ..,,....,.,.,..,,.................. Vice-President GII.I.ESPIE, F ....,,,..,.A.,......... .,..A,,, ..,,...,...,.....,..,,.,.........,, ............ S e c retary and Treasurer BASSE, E. A. FREY, F. G. KAMPMANN, I. S. BLACK, J. M. GILLESPIE, F. M. KEARNY, C. C. BRISTOL, M. C. GOODXVIX, L. KELLOND, A. W. BROADUUS, J. F. GOULD, V. LEE, R. C. CARNAHAN, W. Guxx, J. W. MAJOR, J. CARRIXGTON, E. G. HARPER, R. S. MOLLER, A. V. CHAMBERS, J. S. HARWOOD, J. ORTEGA, M. CORTES, M. M. HENRY, E. F. ROARK, J. K. DEPUY, R. HINES, J. ROBERTSON, S. Y. DODGE, G. E. JITDSOX, W. W. WOOD, B. A. T110 Svll'-s-dm-:nod are 11l1ll'kl'll by stubborn pevnlialritios.-DISRAELI. vc 20 sc X' 54 nr-P '.--H - -3-uw - XX- ' S l ' I , 1' fm- Q'- P- 'z,g' 'f4'A Sl WL'L1'S?511g!Iigf. Q-1 lim 1lVMmpk4amxWrzm-2 W1- 'Wfm .. ---- - uf' --- --f- . A - umm- I lllwg .nxllllllllllllnmg.Qn .QA 1.....nus::!..IunnlkIh. wm..!IIIlllllllllllmug!!! XS S31 U S l L-,Q I- 1 E: nr sf- Li J ig, - R. . S--nz, , 41- 4 I I 3 A f,? -fc Fi 1 1 X ,L-.sg el!ll,,, ,.,.f':an FEE 1 . H H: Agn ' in -mmm? I SOPHOMORE CLASS STEVES, W ......................,.. ..........,,,,....A,.......,..,........,,,. P resident FLOWERS, O. J .......,..... ,.4,. .,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, V 'L ce-President DIEHL, K. W ................, .................,.....,...,,.,.,............,,.,, . ,....,... S ecretary and Treasurer AVES, W. L. HOUZE, J. H. MCNAH, I. A. BAKER, J. S. HUNTER, J. C. OPPENHEIMER, F. J. BAKER, K. C. JONES, R. OPPENIIICIMER1, J. H. BUDGE, J. W. JUDSON, L. PHILLTPS, J. C. COLLIER, G. P. KRUEGER, M. PHILLIPS, J. R. DIEHL, K, W, LARKIN, P. A. RICHAIIDSON, B. C. ESTRADA, M. LOGUE, C. C. SELIGMANN, J. FELLENZ, W. J. LONG, F. A. SPAULDING, C. E. FLANNIGAN, F. E. MILLFIR, D. K. STEPHENS, B. FLOWERS, O. J. MQCORD, M. STEVES, W. HENNING, J. L. MCINTIRE, N. WIIITE, W. HENSLEY, W. N. MCLACHLAN, C. I. 'Tis education forms the common mindg Just as the twig iS brent, the t1'CQyS iuc-lined.--POPE. if-215: IIIWJSQIIIIIIIIMW 1.... .,mlIlIIIIIIllIIlIMnwlI 1 5. K ,miill . , .mg II! W E nuium, Q ijt' 4 sf Q, ' ' ' ,r f , . - .4 it f- 'f ' if gd L, , W , I v- ,A . .:.: -ivgg-f ax.. . J 5 '- al fs, W S I A, N N 'R ' I-L f . I Af . .Wang .,.Qj ' A if-,f W- ,- i w.....g.V-RAQSQAI Lau- ,mi an I AQVWQA U A 'K .gi -N A-1 .. L .iffy , L.. M'- K fa.-.A , -A ' -N . . ff, .A 'fAQR5'w.if . ' ' 'I 4 f FRESHMAN CLASS HARRAL, P ...........,. ,,A.,....................................,... P resident BALL, G. G.. .,..... ............,.....,..... ,...,,.,,.... V i ce-President DOWNIE, E. ..,......, ........,,... .,,..,,,.,.... ......................,.,...,......,,......... ..,.....,,.. S e C r etary and Treasurer ALLEY, R. L. GRUXEVVALD, E. J. SHAFER, M. BALL, G. G. HARRAI., P. SIMPSON, R. S. BENNETT, J. H. HEAD, M. F. STEPHENS, J. BREECE, J. R. ITZ, H. M. SEARCY, J. F. BUFFIX, J. E. MONTGOMERY, C. D. TARBUTTON, E. C. CLARK, G. F. MORRIS, J. WARE, B. CONNOLLY, W. J. OPPENHEHNIER, A. J. WHITE, J. H. CRAIN, G. B. PARKER, J. C. WOLFE, J. DENNIS, J. C. PARKER, R. XV. WOOLEY, J. B. DOWNIE, E. Poss, L. VVRTGHT, F. DUPRE, A. J. PUE, D. WRIGIIT, G. G. RIOHEY, D. L. A boy is better unborn than lllltHllght.+G.-GSCOIGNFI. 532256 IHIIWHMIIIIIIIIIIIIIWgtuwimais f..f H21.q5Illlllllllllllllhnwlill 1 M ,-2 'lIiggirir:9' ,L ...'...: , 'f I 1 nu' ul null '. -15945, fit A 7 W f i?-a t . - THB 745 W a 1 L , P THE YEAR IN REVIEW To some boys, just another year has gone by, but to us, the Seniors, nine too-short months have slipped through our fingers. Scenes, occasions, and in- cidents remain very vividly alive in our minds. Time and time again, we relive those happenings in our day dreams and wake with a start, realizing that they are only lingering memories ...... It was the first day of school, and in between greetings and salutations and handshakes, we were classified under the supervision of Profs. Meyer and Culver, Prof. J. D. Miller and Prof. Shaw gave us our books. This year there was a new figure in the office to do the inspecting. Capt. Lynch was the com- mandant, taking the place of Capt. Henion. Sergeant Earl issued the O. D. uniforms, and amid the confusion and general hubbub so typical of an opening day of school, the fish wandered rather blankly from one room to another. A few weeks had passed and the entire battalion formed a part of the bleachers for a league football game. More weeks went by and more games were witnessed. The spirit was marvelous as every man attended all the games and cheered and supported the team constantly. No wonder the yell-leaders' pants got torn and the megaphones were thrown into the clouds, at the last game of the league. T. M. I. had won every game and the ball had not been once carried over our goal line. The coaches did splendid work and the team itself, with its bull-doggedness in putting the very best that it had into the game, was repaid more than just materially. Shortly after, came the annual Mexican Dinner, which Dr. Bondurant gave for T. M. I. The football team had been privileged to bring dates, and with several clever speeches and jokes the dinner was thoroughly enjoyed. Armistice Day was at hand and with it T. M. I. appeared in the parade with white gunslings and white gloves. Following, the second squad of the second platoon of Company A won the annual squad competition, and the second platoon of Company B won that of the platoon. Studies became the most important factor of the school life now, with the exams just around the corner. Unlike most corners, this one did materialize, finding us all cramming. Those of us who worked diligently were rewarded with two weeks of Christmas holidays, and those who didn't were rewarded anyway. We were back again, fresh for a new start, and ready for quite anything the Profs. might teach us. On the drill field, however, Sergeant Shokes had come to relieve the kind and patient Sergeant Earl. With the former came the new armory, the indoor rifle range, marked improvement in the rifle team, and the inspection of the Battalion by Major Kimura of the japanese Army. Meanwhile, Pappy had set a pace for the Zeta Sigma Literary Society of upper classmen, which kept them busy and interested in debating, bringing to the surface in the end four fiery graduation debaters, little short of Webster in their ability. The junior Society, known as the Alpha Lambda Sigma, spon- sored by Prof. Levy, was developing some very convincing speakers and de- baters. This year, Major Hathaway inspected the corps in the Federal inspection. as 23 as I U 3 SY3'o'w3l?2l Q1iX VN J---'fl waat.'f-e Nami-gill 'I 6 P lllamadgf 1 t, ,lWlMu:mga.:usunmmlnnrullivizntenzlll m l, - ...F ill',..g ,. 1vi.i..' N mi qguig, ' I .ri-.0 T N . 'X -- f A . . ' h 4 , I gtk- , ' ,L -95 This differed from preceding inspections in that there was a sham battle which, along with the other events, received the rating of Excellent, Attention was focused once again on examinations, this time, those of the second term. Like all exams, they stirred up a certain amount of worry and discomfort, which Were penetrated and soothed only by cramming. It had been about this time of the year when seven new names were added to the membership of the National Honor Societyg Capt. Lynch had promoted a drum and bugle corps, the new rifle range was dedicated by the Class of '33 to the school, and Col. Castle fired the first shot, Coach Landgraf entered the baseball team in the city league, and Panther Field was converted into a fin- ished baseball diamond, parallel to any in the city. Coach J. D. Miller and his tracksters had brought considerable glory to T. M. I. The most conspicuous winning was at the Fort Worth Meet. Sixteen medals and one cup came home with the team. Stern faces, blue coats, white slacks, white gloves and gunslings, a snappy cadence, sharp commands: it was Field Day! Panther Field was a scene of pomp and splendor where Company A won the cup in the closest competition ever staged, and the rapid succession of events provided an afternoon of thrills for the spectators. Fiesta week came tumbling out of the calendar, and in the Battle of Flowers parade, our battalion, a symphony of blue and white, made a lasting and an enviable impression. It wasn't long until the Graduation Parade made a graceful closing chapter to our book, The Year's Drill. The last weeks of school found us all extremely occupied, with a thought for that letter in track or baseball, or for the graduation debate or speech, or the final exams, or perhaps, where the coming fall would find us. All work this year, that has pertained to the P. M. S. and T. and its branches has been especially interesting and successful in no small measure. That de- partment has undergone a change in its personnel and with the splendid work these men have done, what then will be the result of their work when they have become thoroughly familiar with T. M. I.? After the Graduating Dinner came the Graduation Exercises, and as we sat there on the stage, there were blurred eyes that regarded a blurred di- ploma. Was that document to be exchanged for four years of fun, friendship, and diligent study? Did it mean that we were standing on the threshold of manhood itself? However, there was one question that did not arise: we knew that we had received the best and most complete instruction available, through the faculty of T. M. I. -J. WILBUI: CHAPMAN III. iff 24 X' I UQ- T':Q.'a'.'-afaur esgfu'-iv-1'-'Q ' VL' Q'K'gyr 1v'i zwiaWzf'g:2E2ieZi1i2:!I! l llwnwlllllllllllltmgtn A-as fa.. 102.15tlllllllllllllllmnwlll 1 ll , , N 1531! an an ggi ! 1...-4' gssv -- ..-, ,...q 1 P-1 : .w- A. 3333? 15? 'fl ' if - ,' i:. .-:L J F3 A fi' ' 562555 :vw-'.oK-5-Q g vw-u-x-vv'L I . 'XM vi 4 'I' il. II yra- 1r v-'f'vfr if-'2,1 252llIllI I 5227:eFp,ifss2N:+i-'S-REAR-? we IF4.ie?b'1f-fzlgfleaea'-sues' ,wfmf:a,u1s.w--.svfllkm I will A A flfmvmawgggallrllllllllnlwhwfl ,J I., mflfllq,-.5 ,. f.-'-3: 451' ranging ' ZZ:-.I .QQ ' 'TE - . 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Broaddus, J. . . . .Anderson, B. ... . . .Shoaf, J. Most Handsome .......... Chapman, J. W. Most Gentlemanly Cadet .... ...... S hoaf, J. Best Athlete ........... ..... G raham, R. Most Dignified Cadet .... Chapman, J. W. Best Private ........ ...... H ines, J. Best Non-Com ....... ..... G illespie Best Cadet Officer .... .... G raham, R. Best Natured Cadet. . . . . . Elliott, R. Best Mathematician .... . . .Bliss, R. Best Dancer ........ .... R oark, J. Best Drilled Cadet. .. ...... Roark, J. Biggest Shiek .... . . .Newnam, R. Best Declaimer .... . . . .Wolfenberg, V. L. Valedictorian. . . ..... Ochse, W. W. Salutatorian .... . . .Chapman, J. W. 55 27 35 + K f..i wg3ea:uu1llllllllllwmewirilll I F mvlalu,--Q .i'..' li A J -.' S V ilu: ll lui: i v .2 . - ' ' ' A f ' ' ' is . . . Q BLUE BON N ETS Blue Bonnets! Blue Bonnets! Uplift thy tiny heads. We come to pay our homage To thy royal flowering beds. Be first to welcome spring-time, In her gorgeous robes enshrined, For thou art the most honored, Of all the flowering kind. Far o'er the verdant prairie, Where the sky so softly bends, There nods the bright Blue Bonnets, And sweetest fragrance spends. Blue Bonnets! Blue Bonnets! Thy charm we still relate On canvas and in poesy, Loved emblem of our State. -N. H. HARRISON. An inspiration-an inspiration for faith, courage, and honesty-that is what the bluebonnet typifies to me. lndeed, to the first pioneers of Texas, when the bluebonnet, symbol of Spring, made its appearance, it must have seemed like a message sent from Heaven-a promise for bounteous days to come. The winds that blow over Texas prairies and through the fields of blue- bonnets seem to echo the fame of bloody Alamo and of San jacinto's glory. All true Texans love and adore the bluebonnet, just as they honor and cherish the memory of those glorious leaders who gave their all in a successful attempt to establish the freedom of Texas. Our school annual has fitly been called The Blue Bonnet , for the name itself is inseparably connected with the great deeds and happenings of past days in Texas, the greatest State of the entire Union. It should be our honor and our duty to carry with us the inspiration of the Texas bluebonnet-to rise to greater and ever greater heights. -WILLIAM N. HENSLEY. x2Sx ,, ,lggggwg gp f f RY IQuIi ulllW L Kg-I 1V Nlunnllimmmlmlmlwill' 'um I IIIIIIIIN ' ,icelibieg illlllllllll i - X fig-gray M ifvlllllxn fi I s . A ! Q 1 Qfsp, XQ S ,, mf A I XM .1 'divx' 3 I ,. I Q Z9 I f QSM' if L, -, If 'yi WN Pl ' 4 3, A ri jg u Q Xkiaff 65' My W 'A X I S A X a .5'3E -3 if - xg gig. -We !xT1,1'rAi1 -L '711-,, 'n l Q9 4 1 'X 5-ii g X 5 ,w W P H ' if! f---5- ,,v xl V IT ES X29 YT 55955155 -x' f 61:99:22 Q - . . n-- -v ' ' If - xr Q' M gp 7 yr v- ya 'nv up 2:4 or-Qing I plat- tw-uvvnmvg: I r '.l Q ' gf! ,-g,,5?'2g?1-ge,,E:,UlI Jlmlll - ., ':::hser-'L-Lx i. - 'r g A. .s' I QIIIIIIIIIIII.. ,NWN .Q nnlnnsllllizrlllmluyill 2 .wif e 'R Q ?- jill , -Ullll - ,M-'els -ses.. -r ' .R V . 4 1 ll N 14.1 S n 3 g gg - fl ' I I ll? Q. .'.,.' PQ ,g,f- 'tin A f at fs at w a s-., FRE 6,1 1 1 , Qs V ' 1 L i . an , g I F' K mf., ,...... x . . E ' , ZETA SIGMA LITERARY SOCIETY President .,...., ., ,,......, , .....,,.AA. ..,.....,.,.......,,,. ........,,.............,............,................................., .....................,.............. A N n 1-zksox, B. L. Vice-President .,.,.A..,A. ...,....,...., R omxsox, J. Secretary ........ .. ..., ,....... .................. .... .,,,.,,.............,,, ,........., . .....,..,,,..,,,,,. O c 1 i s 1-Q W. W. Sergeant-at-Arms ......... ......... , , ..,,,. . ......., ,,,......,.,,,,,,,, ,......,......,..................,,,.............. ...,,...............,.........,,....... J 4 m NES, J. Alanis, C. K. DEPFY, R. KEARNY, C. C. Rom-zursox, S. Y. Buss, R. W. G11.1.nsP11c, F. M. L1-IE, R. C. SAFIR, J. B1:oAnnUs, J. F. CARRINGTON, E. G. CARNAHAN, W. CHAPMAN, J. W. CI7MMINs, L. T. GOI'I,D, A. J. HARPER. R. S. Hovnu., B. B. Jos:-zrry, R. IQAINIPBIANN, I. S. MCNEES, R. G. MoI.u-zlz., A. V. NEWNAM, B. NEYX'TOX, J. B ROARK, J. K. SIIOAF, J. H. SPEEDIE, J. WARRINER, B. B. . W1,LLl.xMs, C. A. Woon, B. A. DANN1:M1LLER, E. M. ZUEHL, N. PROGRAM COMMITTEE CHAPMAN, J. W., Chairman HARPER, R. S. CVINUNIINS, L. T. K1kMI'1IANN, I. S. The Zeta Sigma Literary Society started the year off very successfully. Everyone was willing to participate in the debates. The debates were executed with unsurpassable vigor and industry, which resulted in bringing their excellence far above any anticipa- tion. Many a lVebster and Bryan thundered out with ponderous words and brilliant eloquence, bringing out his arguments so thoroughly that his listeners had no alternative but to be agreeably convinced. The Society provided some very interesting programs for the student body. These programs were heartily welcomed by the whole school. These special programs were brought to an end in April by the annual Declamatory Contest. Too much stress cannot be made in expressing the gratitude of the members of the Society for the noble assistance which Professor B. H. Meyer has rendered to the aspiring orators of the Society. X 30 X ss'-f vi' f- . IIWNIIIIIIIIIII f... rrZ..ggse-mlIlllllllllllllmnwll X L V gnu. Ill WH A is - ad.. . . I Y' g- NYJ eg, I K ages-9 il L nu an ' P4 'W ,gi Ill IIIEE ' C' M I .9 1- 5 f fl , 'L' Q. . , j f-1 ffl- Q 4,5215 E il . fe f I f A f w ii 1 aa S3 1 .. A ' r 55133 law Af.. ' X N ,f--..... ALPHA LAMBDA SIGMA LITERARY SOCIETY President .,,, ,.,...,.... ...,,,... ,AA,....,,, .,.,.....,.,........,...,,..A.......,....,. ..,...............,,.....,......,.....,,....,....,............,...........,,..,,....................,,. S T E v Es, W. Vi.cc-Presirlwzt ....,... ,,.,,..,A.., C o1.L1r:1:, G. Secretary .................. ,....,............,,..., DIEIIL, K. Sergeant-at-.'lrms ...,.A..... ........ ,........ .,.,,.AA.A.AA ..............,......... M c L 1 KCIILAN, C. Avlis. IV, KllI'I41lll'Il!. M. O1'1fENHEln1i:R, J. Bin-11-iris. J. Loxo. F. A. P.xmcER, J. C. Biilvlflx. J. E. Lourri, C. C. PARK1-:R, R. BUDGE, J. W. BAK14:lc. J. S. Crnxnlc. G. F. I-I0l'ZlI. J. H. HI'X'I'l'flC. J. C H.XIilI.Xl., P. Mimolz, J. VV. Mll.l.l'lll, D. K. Mclx'rn:E, N. lNIoN'1'uoM1f:RY. C. D. Ol'l'l'2NIIEIBII-IR, A. OI-rizxill-:xM11:1c, F. PHILLIPS, J. R. PHILLIPS, J. Sm.mMANN, J. SIMPSON, R. S. TARBIYTTOX. E. C. IVIIITE, J. H. ......g4Q5g,..... The Alpha Lamba Sigma Literary Society has enjoyed another successful year. This Society has made wonderful progress under the guiding hand of Professor L. M. Levy. It has established a thorough foundation in public speaking for the members of the Freshman and Sophomore Classes. Its success has largely been due to the election of efficient and conscientious officers. any n-r- ve- -as-s-1--+I'-14--1 l , ' ' All vii' IF!! lava--'vvf -'rv' 2-'lifilillllll I lies- ,..g.i:-.revs-Q-will-'12-'QNZZP w - Ihlbei-3-:Meissen n I5 v ill WA .Hfmvmagwaunuulillllnlllmmlll . -4-2222 5, A sw f'-. fi ., I 4 L! , Sirk-Q 4.2.-,' gin' I lglll! . - QQ 6 A N , - 'A Q .-.V xx if L , 1 X I I f My .I Y,.. . , S' Mg,--1 .-- 4 -wifi: Q . .lv P N . 5 5, B'ANDER5ON F J'C.H I2 GRAHAM THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Often claimed as the highest honor that can be bestowed upon at cadet, a membership in the National Honor Society forms a high and coveted goal to attain. Versatility is the keynote. One must not only possess character, but scholarship, leadership, and service, also. Due to the relatively small student body and the high scholastic rating the T. M. I. Chapter of this Society is very exclusive. This year the active membership of the Society consists of nine cadets: two of them, Robert Graham and Ben Anderson belonged to tl1e Society last year. No election takes place to determine the members of this Society. The students ale observed from day to day in the regular course of their work and those having the above-mentioned qualities to the highest degree are selected by the faculty. To be eh gible at student must be a Junior or a Senior and he must have been in school at least a year before the time of his appointment to the membership of this Society. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY B. IANIIICHSUN, President R. Gmiumr, Tice-President B. Hoveu., Secretary J. B1c.oAnm's, Treasurer R. HARPI-:R I. KABIIJBIANN J. CIIAPAIAN E. D,xxxr:1uLLEn W. Ocusiz if 32 jf' -' '- a -2- '- . ' ' -- VAT' ---. ' .V .-e.--- W- uf- sez' '?+u nr,---ul ...isa g3f' X . I-Y, -- ,... I I InW QlI rbL!- tu ,-. M...mflr.,..!.,!gi U 5 a ll ' L- A J A2254 .? C ff' , w w- gm-' ff 353 3 T. M. I. HONOR COUNCIL MEMBERS: Axniclcsox, B. L. Blco.xlml's, J. F. Nriicslc, U. E. YV0l.FI2NlSl'IIHl,N7, L, ---:4Qs:--- One of the highest attainments possible for a cadet is to have his name in- scribed on the roll of the Honor Council. This society is composed of the boarding cadets, who have proven themselves outstanding by their high qual- ities of character and leadership. The purpose of this society is to act as a medium between faculty and student body, to investigate infraction of regulations, to foster a higher moral standard, and to maintain student discipline. Boys can feel free to go to any member of the Honor Council and be assured of assistance, knowing that their confidence will be respected. T. M. I. cadets have come to look up to the Honor Council and well they may, for in this branch of student life the road to better citizenship is begun. if 33 if -,Af I ,os gqyf f Y bnlgigyds ,739 Nr X ik I N ,Q-RIIIQQWQ gal' 'I Ill ffivllffY15'y1v-?,y,3:,5g.:?:,-??.:sgigU Qinlimastfzwl as wibifrlllft it 'qlllwma .agwkzfsazarmtxzw-F: I '---rl ' Eli'-X Q.: 13 P Ill -1 ffl 1 ': ' TTHSYA .. . : -af X 1 is. 'li.,.'X XI. Xu-1... li'-L f'l'?1 ' ' ' IlIlV..QIIllIIllllll......Wg.+m...w gg .. .,.. ...lllllllllllllllkuwll I ll -Q ! ' n1l Vj.,QL .4, n n: , 4! -, 1 'Q 'i l , f .' , . V, i M4 1- .pf r WV f , . T 'Aff if f-CQ 7 H ' 1 Xu 1 ' C g r' 2' v - ,env JA 85 E BASSE L CUMMINS J FROST CL 12-Eff U LA 2-'iur,.r1,'i n, J-JONES QMQNTGOMERY U' W- OCHSE H42-LowMAN COTILLION CLUB L. T. Crxixilxs , , ..,,, ..., ,..., .....,.. ......, , , . . .. .,,,,. President G. H. P1.mvM.xN ........, Vice-Ivcxident Jxu. ICIKHNI' . .. . . ...,. Nf'f'7'f?f07'1l F. Gi1,1,1-:sl-11: ,,..., ,,,..... Art Director C. K. Aim us R. .IHNI-:S E. A. llxssl-1 C. D. lvloyriaoxniln' J. C. Hrxfiiia XV. XV. Ovnsic Flzisliing' uniforms. u1':u-1-l'1il l'4'lliilllllilj'. il2lI'ililllIiUllS 1-ulm's, lnlnrin: trumpets. shrill 1-l:li'im-ls. pulsing lrmuluuu-s. 1:11-llmx'-wail---nl Qauxnplmils-s. 4il'l'Illlly wnltzf-S. sobbing lvlur-S. IllQl0di0llS fox-trois, iw-stlvss fm-4-1. 1-rimson lips, smiling' 1-yi-s. nuumliulit. yul-Ili. i'mu:im'vg in zz XYOI'li'1l T. M. I. ilzuu-of Hy llu- umin-ing' C'i'iv0l'IS nl' ilu- U1-lillimi l'Iiilx nl' 192.2-111323. the sm-luml life of T. M. I. has lu-1-n mluli- l-Ulm-ful, 'l'lu- t'IlI01'i2lillllI4.'lllS spuiisoiw-il lu' ilu- club have surpaissi-41 1-very expm-1-tutiuii of ilu- sllulm-nl luuly. 'l'lu- first ut' llu- sa-rig-5 of Ilu- 4-injuyul-lv Llniu-i-s was tho? F1'GSlllll2lll Ilziiuw- , il f'0l'di:il iiivitaltion ful' ilu- FI'USilIll2IIl Class In yzirxxilu- in mu' siwizxl zu-Iivilii-s, This dniuw- was !'Qf'QlVf'4l with sus-h vntliusiawi-1 111:11 it pu-nlivu-el Il nu-fx Slll'4'l'SSflli yi-:xr for the Cmilliml Ululr. As flu- 1-limnx uf the li-ii: lufm-N 1-1' mil mul l?Illit'll4'C' on the gridiron. Our Ch2l1lllll4lllSu we-re luuim-1-ll will: ilu- I-'iunlmll l'iw-ni. 'l'lu- 1-on-ln-il 'l s wi-re awuuli-ll :maid 4'-lic-01's mul upplziusf-. 'l'lu- thin! ul' ilu- si-ru-N was tlu- luul:ul H0lllllill1l . maulo onjoyzilwlo Ivy its iilforinaility. lluy, wuguils. szulille-s. 1-mvlmys, 1'llllllll'X lnssu-s helpcsl tu iimka- our a111iu:ll lmrn dauu-0 an enti-1't:1im1u-nt to lie- lima i'c-nu-mln-i'1-nl. Lust UIIIIN' ilu- lima Imwlu-fl for Sport TiIllll'l'n. l'llilYL'llP41 by flu- vivauvity of youth Zllld ilu' :Inf spirit uf Spriiiar. This eiiu-rtniiiinu-111. vuiiiing :lfu-1' thc M1111-h vxums. gnu- Olll' cadets IILWV spirit. Lusk. lam lay llll nu-uns li-zwl. vzllilm' ilu- illllIl01' elnlu-0 in lumol' Of ilu- Sc-Him' Claws df 191426. This flliu-tion wus nu-S1 4-iijoywilvln-. ll-1' ilu- kiuvwlerlgn- 01' l'0llllllOllf'0lIli'l1T was in Sight. but iOllllDO1'0li by Ilu- pxilii ut' Q1-p:11':xtiux1 fl'1ulIi 4-uinrzuli-s: 1't'll1illlSi'0lN't'S of 11:11-py fl'if'llliSillIlS foruiell :it T. M. I.. iiiinglm-nl will- rlu- llc-lighrful sn-nsu of t'l'+-4-zloln frmn Tll't'SUlllO Study. Thus 4,-losed the yi-:lr of vn- Juylxlvli- l'lli1'l'lIlillllIt'llTS mul luul l'2ll'1'NVl'ii to ilu- Ulziss of 102235, 1'i11'0llQil ilu- yi-:ir ilu- Vmillimi Flulv has Sl1'lY1'll :ilul l:llu11'ed to gin- flu- Student body Olijoynlwlo .ilul fl'l'41ll4'Ili 1iIlllt'l'S :ind lay lil4'll' sph-iulisl spirit lmva- nlrtziined ilu-ii' ililll. All praise 10 the 111611 who lmvm- elistingiiislied rlu-ir iuiuu-s :mul that of 'IX M. I. XVe are proud of the Cotillion Club of 1932-1933. ggsly xf'fl 7 .- -gg-5 Q PX , ZJIIZZVII' 'f'!' 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'14, .- 'gi ' ,ill n,' ,5 + V, w ' - -' f I I ' I V ,.. luv fi f 'W THE MUSIC BOX Playing With Fire, . . . Farewell to Arms ............ Going, Going, Gone .......... The Old Man of the Mountain .... Let's Put Out the Lights. .... . I'm Nuts About Mutts .... Say It Isn't So ....... Cabin in the Cotton ...... Two Loves Have I .......,... Everyone Knows I Love You ..... Of Thee I Sing ...... ....... Willow, Weep For Me .... Please ................ He's a Pal .............. I Love Mountain Music .... The German Band .......... It's Getting To Be a Habit ...... I Wake Up Smiling .............. By JACK SAFIR Brother, Can You Spare a Dime?. .. Look What You've Done .......... Give Me a Moment, Please... How Am I Doing? ........... What a Perfect Combination. . . I Love a Parade ............. Million Dollar Baby ....,.. Poor Butterfly ........... You Got Me Crying Again .... It's Within Your Power ..... Sing Like the Birdies Sing .,.. Street of Dreams ......... Lullaby of the Leaves .... A Courtly Gentleman ........... Two Buck Tim from Timbucktoo. . Try a Little Tenderness ......... Maybe I Love You Too Much .... Living in Clover ........... ....., Soft Lights and Sweet Music ..... Let's Have Another Cup of Coffee. Bye, Bye, Blues ...... .............. Take Me in Your Arms .... One Hour With You ..... In a Dream ......... Reminiscing .... Only a Rose ........... Sweet Muchacha ......... Lover Come Back To Me. . . Remember Me .......... Here Lies Love. . . 553635 . . . .Improper uniform . . . .Graduation Parade ............Seniors . ...Dean Culver .............Taps . . .Skipper's Gang Mail . . . . . . .Chemistry Lab. ..Allowance and Passes I. . . . . .If I'm on bounds Don't give me demerits ..................Pappy ...........McKendr1ck .Drum and Bugle Corps .............Demerit . . . .Sunday Morning . . . . . .Monday Morning .To our Baseball Team ...........Explanation . . . . . . . .Weekly Letter . . .Flanigan and Miller . . .Especially April 21st Walter .........Martin . ..... Report Card ..............Faculty ..On Monday Mornings ..........Broadway .....Reveille ..........Prof. B. .........Capt. Lynch . . . .Please, Mrs. Falley . . . . . .Week-end Pass . . .Day Students . . . . .Senior Prom. . . . .To Mrs. Hodges .......3:15 P. M. . . . . .Rifles ......Trail . ................ At Chapel ...Through the Blue Bonnetu ..............Dannemiller .............Robinson . . . .Homecoming Day ..........Seniors . . .Ask Steves uvsfwwmsv ll qu gqq X VTE' xl Plijllpqr 15 r '5 lll l f,,.l fp, QQQ S I j95z1g', XTFR' AX X X I f I m7E:?E.. nTFV. .5525 I .3 po -2 +2 1-ix 1 J I X ...X ff 21 XX XX ' 4 nil- yu ex J I W, QW,-g VE gym 1' mx' b '!?1' X , R f- X 1'Vf!47f?Y7 ' 51 Mmt 1 f 1 X 'XA f i , fl 1 V ,Win 'IZ H , 4 N E is f , 2 ff . X ::,v., , 9, E E Q f f 175, f n. 5 xg f: yl ?: , 41,2 'ff f ' Q Y E W M X iw s K g' ff A N- Q- fel-'U ILITAR -. 71,7, A I My x7. 666,41 S'-' ll' i ' ! 'sig I 5 ff 'nil-if fn X f HW ? 'ig ! In' X . f if my .,' w -v- U x 'il f ,X I S : 'g '-YFQQQII . 1'1' .A V g Q 'yan-' '-pr wg n ,' ll ll muum qw mmmuuu Zliil R ia:Q....r .1-f.... '::::Lnn li M - HIH -Q..--....n.. .' x i I lllwwmiifii W ...aMWF1usnuu:l1lu l mu, ,.1! Ifll .L.,.. gl I Q gg'-'J - ' X f Y 1 .V . ' 'aff ' :Q , . -v. , , at-A .at i-' a..,.., . 'J ui X f1b 1f91 CAPTAIN CHARLES P. LYNCH Captain Charles P. Lynch was born in St. Paul, Minn., April 12, 1893. He attended St. Patrick's School, Cretin High School, and St. Thomas' College. After graduation he attended the First Officers Training Camp at Ft. Snelling, Minn. He was commissioned Second Lieutenant on August 15, 19175 two years later Capt. Lynch was promoted to the rank of First Lieutenant. In 1920 he was promoted to the rank of Captain. Capt. Lynch served overseas during the World War with the 350th Infantry of the 88th Division, which saw active ser- vice in the Haute-Alsace Sector, and Meuse-Argonne. After the Armistice was signed, Capt. Lynch was assigned to the 23rd In- fantry of the Second Division post of the Army of Occupation, returning to this country with the Second Division, and was stationed in San Antonio in 1922- 1923. Capt. Lynch attended the Infantry School, and returning to Ft. Sam Houston was assigned to the 23rd Infantry. He served- here until 1926 when he was ordered to foreign service in the Philippine Islands. He returned to the United States in 1929 and was assigned to the 26th Infantry at Plattsburg Barracks, N. Y. While stationed there he served as Adjutant for the 26th Infantry. Capt. Lynch married a San Antonio girl in 1920, and they have four boys. Captain Lynch was detailed to T. M. I. in the summer of 1932, and showed at once that he knew how to handle boys. ln addition to his success as P. M. S. 81 T., he brought about, maintained, and increased a school spirit that has fol- lowed our teams to their respective victories. He is always a conspicuous figure in the bleachers whenever and wherever T. M. I. may be. This versatile Skip- per would be more than an asset to any school. What a break for us that he is with T. M. I., and we hope for years and years to come. -....g4Q5g..... SERGEANT FRANCIS M. SHOKES Sergeant Shokes was born in Charleston, S. C. He was educated in the public schools of jacksonville, Fla. Sgt. Shokes enlisted in the regular army on january 10, 1916. He saw service on the Mexican Border, with the 23rd Infantry. Served with the 23rd Infantry during the World War in France, and in the Army of Occupation in Germany. He was awarded the Purple Heart Medal for being honorably wounded in action while serving with the 23rd In- fantry. He has been on R. O. T. C. duty since 1926 with the Oklahoma A. 81 M. College and San Antonio, as Assistant to the P. M. S. 8: T. Sgt. Shokes is a Second Lieutenant in the O. R. C. He has been a non-commissioned officer since 1917. Sgt. Shokes reported for duty at T. M. I. on December 15, 1932. at SS ac Illllwtwllllllllllllimgutmahs .... a age-fa:llnlllllllllllmlwll I mul., 5.1. flr.,,,! A .L - f f ':J,,1ggV J A VHEE1 . 'N 4- fn, A-L.: if' Aff 15. f -E1 A 5 -iff :L 7 I 811 ,f '-qi? - V,-' , W5 T. M. I. STAFF GRAHAM, R., Lieutenant Colonel ,,,,,...., OCHSE, W. W., Major ,.,.o,.............,,,,,.......,,..... ANDERSON, B. L., Captain .............. SHOAF, J. H., Captain ...,...,,.,..............,,.., DANNEMILLER, E. M., Captain ..,........,,. NEESE, U. E., First Lieutenant ..,,..,.,,,... ROBINSON, J. F., First Lieutenant ........ BROADDUS, J. F., Second Lieutenant ...... ., GOODWIN, L ..........,,,,.....,. .,.,,... MCKENDRICK, W. H ..,......,,. WILLIAMS, C. A ...,.,,.....,.. ADAMS, C. K ...,...,.... WARRINER, B .......... say .. ......... Commanding .,,..........,.,EI6CutV126 , ,,...,,...,,.....,.............,,,,... . .,.....,.... Adjutant blieitg and Intelligence and Training , ,,........,,.........Supply Bugle Corps ........,...O7'd'I'lfl7l'C6 ,, Sergeant Major Sergeant S upply ...,......,,,,CoZor Sergeant Color Sergeant ..........AthZ61fiC Sergeant lll Q , 'i'! 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Carnahan, W. tCorp.J McLachlan, L Major, J. Frey, F. Flowers, J. iCorp.J Oppenheimer, Oppenheimer, Wright, G. G. Logue, C. CCorp.J J. A. Left Guide Estrada, M. Mclntire, N. Diehl, K. Oppenheimer, F. Wright, F. Hensley White, J. 354155 illmollff 4 s?Ql ' g.f,i' F I 'J A 1 X X L. ...gif L A ,xx ggi:-3s:R'e Avwy-ffl llllwmswIlllllllllllimg.Qn sl A A 1,..4.. Ez.ge-rmlllllIIIIIIIHIIMHMM I I A ,. U Y -,u -A-nu'l5ll'.p--g N Q! , 'gum .2-.I'-.I-1 if. 1. .- ' .4 w , Ts ,- 'P-if 44 -, ,uf-A . er-Ygli afe ' W '17 ' ' ' ' ' A f V' I 'J' Ff h aff ? COMPANY B HOVELL, B. B., Capt., Commanding SPEEDIE, GILLESPIE, F. M., First Sergeant FIRST PLATOON Cummins, L. T., 1st Lieut. Joseffy, R., Right Guide Steves, WV., Left Guide 1. Spaulding, C. E. 2. Baker, K. C. 3. Long, F. 4. Tyndall, J. lCorp.J 1. Newton 2. Downie, E. 3. Budge, J. W. 4. Jones, R. QCorp.J 1. Bush, I-I. M. 2. Crain, G. B. 3. Black, J. M. 4. Safir, J. fCorp.J .I. C., Second in Command SECOND PLATOON Jones, J. P., lst Lieut. Kampmann, I., Right Guide Plowman, G. H., Left Guide 1. Larkin, P. A. 1 Baker, J. S. Morris, J. 2. Lee, R. C. 2 Houze, H. Bennett, J. H. Phillips, J. C. 3. White, W. Guinn, J. Moller, A. V. 4. Bliss, R. W. Clark, G. F. QCorp.J McNab, I. A. 1 Simpson, R. S Dupre, A. J. Harral, P. 2. Bradford, J. 0. Shafer, M. 3 Dennis, J. Parker, J. 4. Montgomery, C. D. 4. Kellond, A. Aves, W. L. CCorp.J Miller, D. K. 1 Seligmann,J. Wooley, J. B. 2 Stephens, J. Grunewald, E. Searcy, J. F. 3 White, W. Tarbutton, E. C. Judson, L. F. 4 Depuy, R. Parker, R. W. CCorp.J ac 42 ac un a 'wagnws lg 1 X! I Qi ng? Tien ' Jllg Jlf l llllllIlW l's I I' U fd' II' I' 'I' dl ll m III llll I I I I sag VW lllllllll ml .. --mimi., T3'.Qilinniiiif5W'ilIllIlIll H 4 vu , l ilsnlnll 1 la '..7-,5-. ' 3 ig! 1 5 'Q gi ,. ,L n .4 F ir ' V , , t +75 Ln, M Hill ggi !!! P' ui ugllgtgm VV hy:-,4 .5 , - , g f - 242 V i . 1, 'tg f 5,? .f-was Q ..,. . I -A .1 .Ti -. X s' K 1 T. M. I. RIFLE TEAM For the past few years T. M. I. has had rifle teams of which she can justly be proud. This year's team, under the new leadership of Sgt. Shokes, did nobly against some of the best teams in the country, though they were greatly handi- capped by lack of practice due to the inclement weather, which often made firing on the outdoor range impossible. This, however, brought about the con- struction of the new indoor rifle range which was completed too late to be of much advantage to this year's teamg but with the new range and such pomising material, we expect big things of our rifle team next year. The best of luck, Sgt. Shokes. ac 43 as M l'?i ' :g.. i 'f ':: V qi '- 11 , 1 -- swear is IHIl 1Ml Nw E iA lima sn. , M . M-ullggl ,' F mgillsr.--4. .1 6 W 5 I fr AI I ll ll 1 W -.. 54? 9?' Yi! gin af' -'gg I 3' L E 247 I J v' J, 6' r V ' ' ' B Y 5 . first l 3 L ' I I 1 , Ing N 4- I .4 -'wi x -'H ' ' I - 1- . 'f rn , -' p .sf , --1 ' Ji' -li '-' - .2 I . ,K 7 , , b .,,, . . at ii F cages is -5.11: ' , t i . I :,,g .. 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Q-wa K f Wzdswz 3542 , -may I QA' e, 'f A-fy iff ' P H nlumuunann 5 A A ll ., slr ,gn Q 1 aj ' l' Ill: l::E: 9. J iii- ' NJ ' . ' v .31 F . ' .a . z or , ,F -in ' ig . . mm- iii- 'Q TRACK SEASON VERY SUCCESSFUL Continuing to hold its own in the track world, the T. M. I. squad has won many meets. At the Ft. Worth Fat Stock Show they placed second in the Prep. School class. It showed great merit to do this because the field of competition was drawn from the best schools over the entire State. In addition to the second place, T. M. I. men brought back a total of sixteen medals and one cup. Our relay team has never been beaten, even when against such strong teams as those of the Luling and Edison High Schools. In obtaining all of these victories the work of several men was notable. Showing special ability in the hurdles, Bob Graham and jarvis jones almost consistently won first and second places. Graham was practically always the high point man due to his noteworthy prowess in all classes of field events. Another outstanding field man was john Hines who could always be depended upon to win a second or third place in the shot put. In the sprints T. M. I. had no single star, but a group of men, who together formed one of the best relay teams in this part of the country. This group includes Dimaline, Goodwin, jones, Lockman, Ortega, Graham, Gillespie, Chaffe, Larkin, and Neese. The results of the meets in which T. M. I. has participated up to April 20th are as follows: February 25. Relay meet. T. M. I., 4 events, Edison, 2. March l. Relay meet. T. M. I., 4 eventsg Edison, 2. March 3. Full track meet. T. M. I., 50 points, Edison, 70. March 18. Ft. Worth Fat Stock Show. Second place, 43 points. March 23. Full track meet. T. M. I., 563 Harlandale, 41. Triangular meet with Edison and Austing T. M. I., second place. Full track meet, T. M. I., 773 Alamo Heights, 32. 4IKl'I S. KAMPMANN, JR. any f 7Vf -ffafwifsa. ut :wa air- ggggos-'gras -vw-w'vn'-wv'L ' , ' sql-Z: V T' H I 1 , 1 'av'-r '? f :,2f ,ifygl liillwiwlllllllllllllmwg.san .-.ss K A 1..-+r- 9Fh..qWIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMINII 1 of 3 'W ' 'Qilllllllllllll I li A :ll ..... .- z1.,.' ,ll F 'n uh 1 1 ef.. 33.25 . A of X f step THE BLUE BONNET rnnsl-:Nrs 'rm-J 1933 HNIOVIE REVIEW' With JACK SAFIR, Master of Ceremonies Three On a Match. .. Our Betters ......... Sailor's Luck ....... . . . The Old Dark House .... Silver Dollar ....... Halleluja, Im a Bum .... . 42nd Street ......... Flesh . ........... .. King Kong ........... The Devil is Driving .... One Heavenly Night. The Kid From Spain Central Park ........... Island of Lost Souls. White Zombie ....... T Am a Fugitive. ........ .. Tonight is Ours ..... Secrets of the French The Mind Reader ........... Frisco Jenny .......... Sherlock Holmes. . . Me and My Gal .... Tiger Shark.. . . . . Forbidden ......... Grand Hotel ......... The Crooked Circle .... 'E-Aires. . . State Falr .......... Dinner at Eight .... They Call It Sin .... Trouble in Paradise .... The Doomed Battalion. .. Fast Life ................ . Their First Year ....... 20,000 Years in Sing Sing. . . Palmy Days ............. .. The Great Jasper ....... . . .... Bondy, The Conquerors .... Girl Crazy ......... The Mummy ........ The Local Bad Man. The You Secret Six ...... Said a Mouthful. When a Fellow Needs Afraid to Talk ...... Arm of the Law ........... Behind Stone XValls. The Big The The The Hot City Blues ...... Crooner. ...... . Cry of the World. Dark Horse .... Saturday ....... -5 'Friend .... . . Night After Night ..... Payment Deferred. . . The Pride of the Legion. . . 70,000 Witnesses ..... sewer Jimmy, and Pappy . . . .Company A . . . . . . .Honor Roll Captain's Quarters ..... . . .Allowance Dimaline College Boulevard Pappy Prof. Landgraf . . . . . . .Wolfenberg .Commencement Night ........Prof. Blanton . . . . . .Track Field ..... .Third Floor ..............Henry . . .Frost and Newton ........Study Hall . . .Honor Council . . . .Prof. Culver ........Chapman . . . . . . .Prof. Miller . . . .Walter and Mrs. . . . .Sergeant Shokes W. O. L. . . . .Adjutant's Office . . .Kitchen Knaves .Field Day . . . . . .Not Us . . .. . .Cheating .........Exams. . . .Company B . . . . . . .Cotillion Club ..FiSh,, ' ' .'1if3t1fve5k5'At'5r. M. 1. .............Vacat1on ...........Prof. Levy ...The Football Team .. . .. . .Any Boarder . . .Robertson . ............ Larkin .Discipline Committee . . . .. . .No Study Hall . .Everybody is Broke ..........In Chapel . . . . . .Demerits ...On Bounds . . . .No Pass . . . . .Chapman . . . .No Spelling ...........Dennis . . .Every Week-end .......Study Hall . ........ I'm Broke .... ..Tarbutton ....Not at Our Games I V ' trivial! vw Q P v 1 zls::eMr...... A A lll ,:. A .,, n is 'i ll lu Ml I ll' K , , 1 V x-,V1 ..+ 1 , 5,1 f'-.X 4. 9 I 1 1525? . in 'Qwf' 51'412 i te GAS 5 fa 4 w e gy s THE T CLUB The T Club is an organization made up of the athletes of T. M. I. who have earned their letter in some form of sport. The T Club represents the athletic side of T. M. I., and under the supervision of Coach W. O. Miller, the sponsor of the Club, many necessary regulations were made in regard to the athletes and the student body as a whole. May the future T Club members continue to carry out the tradition of this Club. ff--Juitx H. Sucmb SC 53 'X ,.. -'e-1'2'es'w- 'HPI'-'OP 'S' V 'W' if 42'vE .fa1-'2. f??' 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'iitli I,l'1'S1111'1l1 A1:111111 S01'11'1A' AIKISZ 1 1141lI1:111 Til, 712. 11121: I1:1sk11111:1l1 '5S1. 'Z!2. I 1v1'l1'11I '1 11111 l 1111t11'11l .1.1. 1.. . .1 . -1-. . . . 11-1. 1 111-sl 1l1'i1l1-41 S11111i111' T223 I11111' I101lIl1'1 Sl:ll'I JIS. II' I I.l,IA AI EIYING 1111111-1'1-11 S, A. A, 12131113 121111-1 Sgt. 1'11. A. I l 41111I1'1ll I'11111 IH111111-1 Yl'11'f ' 11.1, . 11. , 1 1 1 1 .1-. .1.1. l'IIAICI.I4IN I l1lRBIAGI.Il'II CI 1'rl1lyf I'11ll1'1'1'1I S, A. A. 11130: 112111111 Sgt. 1'11. A. 'IZIL JAAIIIS 1iILLESI'lI'l 1111ilIyj I':1111'1'1'11 S. A. A. 111310: 112111151 121111. 1 .1. A. 'ZSIZZ Yi:-1--1'1'0s1110111 Ii:1vi11 l'1'1Pf'1i1'1T, S117 1-ie-ty 'iiiig If'1111111:111 'Z!2. 7551: ll:1sk0111:111 'ilitg Tl':l1'1i 'tiiii 11:1SQ11:111 'C12. 'ZEZSZ I'l'1AS11I1'1l1 Saw- 1111111 111211111 'iifig P1'0si111-111 1111111 k AY11111- 1111111 'Still I11l11! 1101111111 S1:1I'l' 'ZSZL JACK IIPDSOX 1C0l1011J I'I1111'1'1'1I S. A. A. 1112112 12111111 C11111. 1'11, A. 'JZCL LANSFURD IRESOX QSIQIIIDPFD I'I1l11'l'1'1I S. A. A. 1515525 1i:1sk0t11:111 'ISIS if vw M51 Wu 1' , IIIIIIIII' laII g 1 'iiV 1w11nllII1IIIII .JIIII 1 I 1111 . .....: 11 111111 1 il A firing., , 1 I z! F - ' 1 Ln. .a i f-- ...' ggi' llnllti lll 6 . V ' 1 . ,l W. ' -Q va . 2 5355? J . 'jj ' L ! '1f1-A 5i!P'4P-,i',E -v Q' - sl .3 .' 'M xg: .15-Sb ,gr ...A ,.....,,.,. 1. ,ff ...M ...QQ il 4' V ' wr 'L A . M Q., 4 H vjTff'f'i. .7 QQ.. if .. . iQ 'WAFA-. . fm ' ff I 'W :W giff- ,. -ffffm az .- ,Www . f '-' - . FRANIK PEAR SON EDYVARD IQHATOR- lillts-1'e4l S. A. A. l1li52g Illllc tk XVl1ite Clnlv fn., mr. lfllxtorud S. A. A. 1911153 Bzlskvtbzlll 'Lili GUS PEARSON Qfiussyj I4lnte1'0d S. A, A. 1932. ROBERT KEN M EIEERJ fllollllyj I11t01'9d S. A. A. 10272 Cznlvt Afljntunl Livut. '33: Pl'0si4lol1t David C1'04'liPtt Su- DAN RANDOLPH 1Cow-Cut!-herb Cin-ty T323 Iiluv N XVl1ito Flnh 'Ili T333 Bluc Iintered S. A. A. 1933. Bonnet Stuff 213. CARROL SHOAF 111001 WYILLIAM LEE IUQSTER umm lcyey lflntorcd S. A. A. 105513 Undvt, Cnrp. C0. A lllntcrefl S. A. A. 1927: Czulot 1st Limit. 1, M.: Cn. B. 'SSH Sl'4'l'0T1ll'A' Alzlxnn Som-im-ty 'Silly Blum! N NVl1it0 Ululn 'fllli Fuotlulll T433 Blnv 4 1 . , , Bonnet Stuff ':!I!: Y:1lwlic'tu1'i:u1 'Iii NAM SMhLhEx fsnmmky Entered S. A. A. 192115 l'ud1-tx Corp. Co. TYILLIABI l,.Kl-'I.ANIlll'I illillyj A, 'fliig 1:1110 K YV1lifQ Vlnlx '33, lllllh-1'e-al S. A. A. 1932. , JAMES STANSELL GERALD MAZIYR 1':IlI6l'0f1 S. A. A. 10303 find Lieuf. Co. B. 1.j1m.1-0,1 5. A. A- 15,371 pmqvt gud Lgmlf. TER: 'Blum k XVhite- Club 'ZIISQ Blue Bonnet Cn. IZ. 'iiiig lfmatzlll Till: Blue Iinnnet Staff Staff '33- 'ijill Villlll1ll'Ill'Q'lllt'lll Ilolulivl' 'HIL RICHARD TULLIS lCntP1'c-vd S. A. A. 192103 Sgt, Co. B. T333 FRANCIS MEYER Clfzlnnyj l'lllI1'l.'O4l S. A. A. 1930: Under lst Sgt. r ' ' I' ll Football 'SIJQ CIOIIIIIIOIICCIIICIII Dt-huts-1' 9353. RAY URBAN many? Ln. I.. M. Ilur A Hint Chl 3.1. Bluc, Bonnol Staff '31, 712. Till: Sulntntoriam '33, Entered S. A. A. 19210: Cadet Capt. Co. Il. 'HRS Football '32 T333 Basketball 'Ill '33: J HENRY MOELLEH flinriqllel l'I11l0l'C11 S. A. A. 193413 Caulvt Color Sgt. .nu gn. Rzlsuhull '32g Truck 'ililg Blue Bonnet Stuff TSR. LOUIS ZUEIIL flulej SCUT1' Moomxu QS1-ottyl E1llk'1't't1 S. A. A. 10315 Czulct Corp. Un. A. '33 5 Foulbzlll 'ISIIQ Il:lSk0tb:lll 'SIL Iintorod S. A. A. 19273 2nd Lieut. Co. A. 'Ii3Q Blur- K XVl1ite Club '32, '333 Blue Bon- net Stuff '33. 566156 w -:- t':k : 'f v - 1 vi' 'l W'?1 .?'l'.LS322i':Zi2i?U I HwilwIIlIIlllIlIIl'W AlIlI'i2 u.-4.5 fm-2.-MmHl?zn...gmlIlIlllllllllllMINI!!! .2 I 1 T Q Q31 .ESF 4 un x l' ,, -gnu' lrgung V gym IEIIII I 4unI ,X 524. , BFI !3 W xt!!! I' Q J ' '- X V5 5 'f dc ,, 7 - -. I. I-' ,hi - ,ru Qi X ' Q: HI, N Z X 1 12' , 25 2' Duwxlls , T11's ....... D,xvls ...,... SIXTH GRADE .,,..,.... . President ,, I'ic'0-Prcsirleizt , ,..,,... Secretary AAYRIGS, J. IJYNCII, C. DAVIS McCl'1.m1'u11 Duwx ul: PAW K1-:'1 r, E. DYE1: PAXTHN HILL S1cI,LINux-in Jmvr Tu-s Jrun, A. MEG uuu tion is the only ill1t'1'0Nf wu1'tl1y the 110011, 4-m1t1'uIIi11g 1lllXi01X of 1110 lllfbllghiflll 111:ln.' -YVENDICLL PIIILLI PS. A D 9 cy? fx 6 fx A-1 X! Ill' Q- 'vv'1'1i VIP u 1 I gswa gf 'ww f gf-,s ' J-:ff -sg nyzgyaqgfl YQ D v I Z'q,gf5e. N'lnJ7' I . Ml ..5:E': '-- 1g'Q5i-i?iIlIIlIIlllllIIlE' II Q- -.I -- 1 S' v M ' 6 J I A 'fl Q, EQ Lf 1 Q is Kg ' N... Y . 95 I , : C., M .,r-u:n A,: , g h ' 1 1 3 , A w ,fn .- lb , - I I :II ,T 93 5 1 w -. 'NX ,' - 4 ,f . X H , fiffi 5-ge E A f 4 F il ,file Eg si ' 'A ' ' ' X ' . -535 f1?+f9b Wlalex 1-11: Jo1:n,xN ..,.., , 'Nil E f 72,g:gfe,g5 if-f45?t:2f:1 :ii 'bZ'wi::, - A Q 'rf 4,2 ,v FIFTH AND FOURTH GRADES Vice-Ifresidenyt BORIQAUX .....,... .,.... S ccretury FIFTH GRADE FOVRTH GRADE Awxilxs Bcmlclfiux GRAIIARI B1'sw14:l.1. Ju1:n,xN Coxxomy KI 1'm1AN, B. Gl'1s141N1!1-:ul Mooulc Kl FklNI'.X X, A. Polc'1'11:1z Lyxvlr, H, TAyI.u1c 1N1mcu,xN NV14:1:N1-:ra PAw1c1e'rT, C. Win-oxox. W. ST.xlcK VVRIG 1 1 '1' STIALVI-is STINSON SWIFT TAI:v1c.1c, J. To youth, 1 halve but thrcc wolwls of 1151111501 YVu1'k. NV01'li, XY01'k.'! BISMARK. if 63 if nr- sw- 1us's'-rv v': 1 . ' 'XL ' ' vii, HL 1 -'a1 I ' f w5?,-::,:72U:2 IIlnuWi.wn1n:rlllunlu.mWg.Q..mk4.f M.. aa2.W:uunasllllllrllmwarl r J. A I IQ FI P!-I! ,, 7 - ebln lllhlll' I nuns, In g 7 - 5 ' Q .M 14 Ja.. -W A f 2 2 A 7 -'-- ,V A Ei I uv M, y ' v 'dw' THIRD AND SECOND GRADES CLARK .,,., ..,., . , . ..,,.. ,, ..,. ...,,,,. . ........, ,,,, ,..,, . . .. President BALL ......., ., .. Tice-l'1'vsider1t LYNCH, R. ..,. ,, , , , .... ,, , ........ ..., . . Secretary THIRD GRADE SECOND GRADE BALI. KLICINE CLARK Lyxvn. R. EST1:.xIm. R. RANN1-tx' 1 Rl'IER4lIC-N Tmcvlclr, L. Jrrm, J. XVXLLIS. J. Iii v1-iH'1'1I 1x1AS'l'lCRSUX Ross XVAGGONIQ1: VVHITE NVIl.c'0xux, B. NVILLIS, VV. The flltllft' destiny of the child is allways the 1notl1er. -NAPOLEON. SC 64 56 ruullllanlrflfgf uk' 'X fd N' 'W J' IIIWHIIUII A u K 4 Y'f2.'.a.' qw nigga ln: 3 Y X .!3'a:i' 5 575, . Y4fffv L, A y., .,, H., E' 51 gf' V Aa I, A- ff Q, THE BLUE AND WHITE CLUB The Blue and White Club is the Academy's scholarship society. Boys who are doing exceptionally well in their studies and whose general conduct and attitude are commendatory are recommended by the faculty as members of the club. The officers of the club in April were: G1LLEsmi: ....,, ,,,. ..,.....,... P 1 'esidcnt IDOSYNIH ....,. .. . l'ice-President DAVIS ...... , ..,,., .,,,,,.,.,. . .. Secretary ZUEIIL .,,.,,,.... ., . .,..,,,. .,,... S ergecmt-at-Arms MEMBERS: Ayargs, A, KL:.x'ro1: lllicxicu Bolclcmix Kim BLERER Sllll-ILSEY CLARK K1:sTi:1: STANsm,L GRAIIAAI LYNQH, C. T11-s HILL McC l'I.LOUG II XVERXI-IR As I1 field, lIONY6Vt'l.' fertile, cannot be fruitful without cultivation, so it is with the mind without l0:l1'11ll1g.'. -HCICEIIO. V, f- - A 1, fx U 9 fi X ii ' 0- ib'P!'f'a yA1-'ol I X bllafnyff' ' 0-dm. :1 'y ,Z-.J I .giiig-ww-wq..fyv-F-1 glllgwu V Y 'ill ?:1?4lqyf l llIlnnuW lMllltli i A a ' al IxQlu-uullllll llllllill 4 ' 'gli Ill im, IIIIIIEI' vs' . ., N ,gn :iii I 'ii' .7 J 'YM 'za QQ Q A THE LITERARY SOCIETIES During the past year the literary societies, the Alamo and David Crockett, presented fine arguments for their existence. The debates were never more spirited and they aroused great interest among the students. The first meetings of the societies were held on September 23, at which time officers were elected as follows: For the David Crockett: President ........,,......,,,.. ......... K x-:MMER1-:R Vice-President ,......... ......,,,,. G ILLESPIE Secretary ........... ,......... C LINGER For the Alamo: President ....,........ ..,.., ESTRADA Vice-President .......... ...,....... A YRES, A. Secretary ,.........,...,.....,,,. .......,.,,. ...... .,.....,..., ......,....,....,...,..,...... K E s 'r ER The activities of the two societies were of various types. All boys had an equal chance to take part in debate, declamlations, jokes, and athletics. The debates that aroused the most interest were: benefit to mankind than Hudson. Resolved, that engineering has been of more medicine. Aff., Dodge, LaFlammeg Neg., Aldridge, Resolved, that there should be no women in the Aff., Smelsey, Sellingerg Neg., Laflamme, Hudson. house of representatives. Resolved, that the United States should join Aff., Urban, Austing Neg., Dublin, Ireson. the League of Nations. Resolved, that the 18th Amendment should be Grahamg Neg., Adams, Hill. repealed. Aff., Stansell, Each time the societies met there were declamations on the program. Some- times jokes and current events were given. To arouse and foster a spirit of rivalry in the two societies, several joint meetings were held. Spelling matches and debates were also features. The debates that were held in joint meetings were: Resolved, that the United States was justified in making war on Mexico. Resolved, that capital punishment should be abolished. 566556 724 an -qimhxqmigxn X ' yggB?v:,w54g r il Willa -fails-.':'r' '.' as X TW -fix' . Xn -'L-Q hiWiQ.lmt.l.... 4 Ui lf I Q.-...' Jr lEhlnlL4:nul:Euul:::: ,.. +1 Q , J! ..h.. ALAMO LITERARY SOCIETY IENIIKVADA ,. , ,,,,.,., ., ,, , ,,,.,,,. ,,,,,., ....,.., ...,. . . ,. .... . President AYRI-is, A. ., Yice-Ivesifleizt Kl4IS'I'l4IR . ,, .. Secretary AI.I!lUll1Qli .I1'lm. J. SI'Il.I,lN1QI'Il!. Awucs, A. Kulclcwu Smllzlsm' BALL Kl'IS'l'Plli STI N sox Brswrzm, Kl I'l4IAI.XX. A. Swim' Donal-3 LAlf1,AAlMlC 'l'Akvliu. C Dnwxllc Lyxcu, H. Txnvl-ZR, J. Dual: LYNHI. R. YFIPS Es'1'nAn,x, .I. M15CIYl,l,fII'll!I TI'l,1.1s Es'r1:,xn.x, R. Mmm: Wrzlcxlcl: Fm: x1.xu1.1r-Ir Mm-11.1.1-11: XVII l'l'lC Gllll-fNIlEI1i PAXTUN NVILCOXON B. Hrnsox Plmlasox, G. XVILVOXON XV. JmcnAx R4XYNl'fY Wmm:H'r Jvlm, A. Ross ZVIQIIL if 67 if I pgggoo5-vs-,gw'1 u'-v-v : sql! DN!! Viv 'I' 11411171-'a1 1v gr-'f'zfr'2-'g v4-elllllu aw-fpszszf-Eewti-Q-5:39514 -. -r Wx ll',4hagz:.:f2ze:12s+?QiEQf- IIN' KRW llwnxllllllllllllnmwi.tlu .-42 ff..,.- lFZ'mWlIllIlHIIIHHMIHWII I ., nu. llilsy-ng! X W 'TEN I 33:5 If wlgbl' ' 1' . I ,, T, ' ' . - 'A - ,Jw H KEMMERER . GILI,I:sPIIc CLINu1':Ic . AIIAMS A.1'KINS AIISTIN AYIIES, J. BUIIEAVX Blcorsl-1, H. BI:uI'sI4:, W. CLARK CLI NGICII, D. CONNOLLY DAX'IS DUBLIN EXVING FREEBIIIIN DAVID CROCKETT LITERARY SOCIETY G I I.I,I'ISI'II'1 G ILIII .ml HITII. IIII-:sox J Ic'r'I' IfI'IA'l'0II K ICBI AIEIIIGII KI.I'1I NE KI'I'1-IMAX, LYXFII, C. MIxs'I'IcR sox M AZ I ' 1: Mom: AN Moomc B. 3563 if PVC-S'IfI6llt Tice-Presidmzt . ....., Secretary MOIIIIING PANVKIGTT, C. PAWIIIWT, E. PI-Lxnsox, F. RANDOI.l'H SIIIIAF S'rANsI:I.L STAIIK STINES TAYLOR URIIIXN WAIIGIINER XVILLIS, J. IVILLIS, W. xf'fr IH'-'-S+-'Q' ,?vw vvv'Q ll!N'1 'TNI ' I' X 7'!z,f,I'lW'2?7zL :T':g-ziigmz-520 GAP Ill ? .IISIIIIIIIIIIIIIWgQn I-It 15.0.- HIz,.mwmIlllIl llllllllzmnwlll an ,. ,A 'Ill. - M - f. i , x , M- , 1 .V-'clk f . Q, . . . 5. 1 T' . f ' - ' P f' War Ki? A .mt ' .. . ag.-.4 L -5-- lgilqft -m e F -E+. - .,,, s !' is ff QALX ' ' ' f 155, +8 , THE ACADEMY CALENDAR How true these words of Shakespeare: If all the year were playing holidays, to play would be as tedious as to work. The truth of these words was more than verified by the radiant faces of the old boys who were back promptly on the 14th of September, ready to face another year of hard work. The novelty of the opening days soon wore off, the new boys forgot their homesick- ness, and found a new home in the school of their selection. Work, play, and entertain- ment became a part of our daily routine. We soon learned that in the performance of our daily duties lay the secret of happiness. Under the paternal guidance of Dr. Bondu- rant, more familiarly called Prof. B., we came to love the school, and we looked forward to the big events that were to happen in the course of the year, Looking back over the calendar, we find that the first event of importance was a supper at the Original Mexican Restaurant, an annual affair, and always enjoyed. Football, king of sports, held the attention of the boys until Thanksgiving Day. We are proud of the showing our teams made under the able coaching of Prof. Pearce. What boy does not love a holiday? What boy does not look forward to Thanks- giving Day, the homecoming day for the American people? Back again after cramming ourselves with turkey and cranberry sauce, and a taste of Home Sweet Home , we settled down for the exams NVith the examinations behind us, visions of Santa Claus, Christmas tree, and fond parents beckoned us once more to the dearest place on earth-Home. New Year's Day was here before we realized it, and that meant sad farewells to all the dear ones at home, and back again to school. Work sweetens life , and we were happy again in the midst of ou1' activities at the Academy: books, debating, basketball, drilling, and so on. Before We were aware of it, XVashington's Birthday was upon us, and as good, citizens we put books aside for a day. Right upon the heels of this holiday came Texas Independence Day, the Fourth of July for Texans. Spring, that season given over to the poets and dreamers, was ushered in with all her beauty, and right behind Easter with the glorious Alleluias. By a happy coincidence Fiesta NVeek was heralded on the following day amid the sound of whistles and bells, and the gaiety of a care-free people. The culmination of this most colorful week of the year for San Antonio was reached o11 San Jacinto Day, called Battle of Flowers Day. What a gala day for the Academy boys! Didn't we make a big showing in the big parade of that day? After this week of festivities and colorful parades. we settled down once more to our daily routine, taking a deep long breath to make good on the final lap. Lieutenant Bondurant, headmaster and commandant of the school, put the final touches on our military training, Prof. Roe was busy with debate1's and orators, whipping them into shape for the Commencement program, Profs. Barrett and Pearce put the boys through some extra drilling in their respective subjectsg and Prof. B. was right behind us, urging us on to complete well what had been so well begun. All too soon Commencement Day dawned. The flag fluttered to the breeze for the last time, kind Words of encouragement were given us by our beloved teachers, and with the final words of the valedictorian the year of 1932-1933 came to a successful close. -Fimxcrs MEYER. TC 69 if U .- .4- 'E 'F4' '2'2- S' 5 W9Z? '124ii3? -555' I 'si s we ' M 1 5 'gr A .iii mnumnw ui , g .. 1 J ua igu ,N . T .- . ' pd f.. t iw 1 f UE Most Most Most Most Most Most Best Best Best Best Best Popular . . . Valuable. . Industrious. . Handsome . . . Dignified .... Respected . Dressed. . . Athlete. . . Natured. . . Officer. . . Singer. . , nu l ' an I nl ' 'P M 1 M' .li raw f 2. f I .5 . +93 ACADEMY HALL OF FAME . Gillespie . .Clinger Kemmerer . . Downie Kemmerer . .Downie . . Estrada . . Estrada Neatest Cadet ..... First Blue Bonnet Subscriber. . . .......... . . . . ...-.-.-.. .. -...- . . .Ayres, A. . Estrada Ewing . Davis ...........Smelsey Commencement Debaters .... . . .Mazur, Tullis, Ayres, A., and Adams Salutatorian .......... . ......... . . . ........... Meyer Valedictorian . . . . Kester HONOR ROLL FIRST MONTH FOURTH MONTH SIXTH MONTH CLARK C A BALL DAVIS DISTK CLARK DOWNIE ' S DAX'IS KEMMERER DOWNIE DOWNIE KESTER KESTER KEMMERER MCCITLLOUGH LYNCH R. 0. KESTER MEYER , ' LYNCH, R. O. 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Swimming in San Pedro Pool, just across the street from the school, was a daily diversion during the fine fall and spring days. Aside from the organized sports, the boys fell back upon many old-fashioned school yard games and invented quite a few new ones during the year. San Antonio Academy entered the Bexar County junior Conference this year, competing in every sport for the first time. The Conference is made up of eight different schools and offers competition to the schools in football, bas- ketball, track and baseball. The contests are spread over three classes, AH, HB , and C , and thus every boy is given an equal chance of winning a place on a team. The football season opened the second day of school, when a large number of candidates reported to Coach Pearce for the first workout. Old men around whom Coach centered his team were: Ayres, A., Gillespie, Estrada and Urban. The teams quickly got into shape and entered the Conference games in both UB and CH classes. Although somewhat outclassed by lack of B men, the teams gained val- uable experience in these games. The high spot of the season was when B held the strong T. M. I. team to only three touchdowns. The victories that were XTSX 670 g'QSQ Sy, , I x Iwrsyzz-599 I N F9 II I U?.i1?,,. 4 ' - ' VCT .1 ,I I- - ' I I... ' 1 I uv-... '-S- fEl'7' ...nl . ' ...Q i' EI ...al s ., 4 - l fn' m', y'! . lpnvf n lun' Ill llll , A, ff 3 Y iv Q ' nl 3 . his ' E -' 'N ' ' f1?5i'9 A, V 4 p H' ,. nf J .' f f m most important were the 25 to O defeat of Central Catholic and those over St. Anthony and Alamo Heights in C class. The team was runner-up for the city championship in the C division. A majority of the squad was out of the fifth and sixth grades so that a foundation for next year's team was laid, and with Dyer, Downie, McCullough, Ayres, j., lettermen, and Davis, Werner, Judd, A., Lynch, C., Sellinger and Gra- ham expected back, a winning team is hoped for next year. The second day after Christmas holidays, practice began in basketball with many candidates reporting. With Estrada, Urban and Dyer, lettermen from last year, Coach Pearce soon whipped into shape promising teams in UB and CH classifications. The high spot of the season was when C beat St. Ann's 8 to 4. The teams played other games but were not so successful in them. Then track started, and we had two track meets. The first was with T. M. I., in which we won the l00 yd. dash with Dyer coming in first and Dodge third. Then we won the shotput, C classification, due to the good work of Moeller and Clinger, who took first and third places. Then at the Bexar County junior Conference at Edison, Dyer came in second in the 50 yd. dash. Next came baseball, still in process of writing history. With Downie, Dyer, Gillespie and other experienced players as a nucleus it appears that Coach Pearce will soon have a peppy team on the diamond. 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Z 2 5 2 Q 0 Y 3 3 5 5 2 I I 3 Z E a 3 2 I -a-E Q ........om1os AT BICCULLOUGH I 2 ' Q ,.....,..,..... ................ .....,..g..,.................... g..g.....g.....g.....g........g..g..g............. .g..g..q..g..g.....9..,..g-Q-.n.-q-pm. I YATES LAUNDRY ! 6 llIFFI'IlfHX'l ' 6 5 Z A COMPLETE LINE OF LAUNDRY SERVICES 4 I 2 IM-livery uvvr the I-ity Ol' save 20041 Cash and Uarrv 2 fr , ' 641 S. St. Mary s G-2471 I 9 6 ............................................................................u... .......,.....................,,,,,,, 9 BANKERS LIFE Co. Dies IVIOINICS, Iuwx E INCREASES 1932 I ,xss1f:'rs, Um ..... 5E1T2,U0lb,000 6 GAIN, over . 15,500,000 SIYRPLUS, ovvl 9,500,000 I GAIN, over ...... 1100.000 6 CHERRY Sz CHERRY, Agency Mgrs. 5 SL'l'1'l-1 813, Al,.x,xlu N,X'It'I.. I!1,lm. SAN ANTONIO - I L. ,...g... 9 g..g..g -g..g..q .gn .Q--5.-5 5-.g..5..g..g..g..g..g.-0-.g..g..g..g..p. .gag.gngug..9,.g.-q..QuQ..gug--5.-g..g..g..g,,g.,g,.g..g. 1 xf 89 ac 5 A ,Mmmmlmannullllllllllwiawamll A I :LN ' ' UWT , an Tk rn 1 g, jf.. ...V tn: pl . 5 ,Q Q, frEN Aera ,, ,.. .V I A 35 ,.u,.L 4 N53 , p Q ' jff ? UO O l0OC0 l-'O OI'O O O O'C'-O-'l O lH000I'O O'O I'IlfflvIHOWII'If-0000-000'INC'-Ovi-'Iwi'ICQ-lv-D'-O-Ol'O'-0-'0 OwO l-.0--0-.g..g..Q-.Q-.gf f a 5 2 4 . f' 2 2 .QJQFN 5 3 f yi . 4 a f 4 2 air K3 Q C 'M,gQ,J A N Y SHOPPING HEADQUARTERS FOR SOUTHWEST TEXAS If 4 2 2 3 f KN 'A-' + To do our work honorably, to price 2 , L, V E h our goods fairly, to serve our pa- I I. 'L Q5 D' trons cordially . . . and to provide 3 -:V ' .., 1 '33, at all times large assortments of 'F ' Q 'ipfti the very latest fashions for every . QT- family and home . . . and to afford I V- iffy true shopping advantages for all 3 ' W' 4 -J MW nf who trade here .... that's the mission of this great store. , 4 l 2 JOSKE BROS. CO. Q SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS Z AN INSTITUTION SINCE 1873 2 3 f'O O l l'1l O'OMO'1O'-l0O'vOv'l O'4l O0'UUOIQMO'vOv'C O O-Iv'O-'O'-lvO-'O'+O l O0O-ONOHO'000101-I-'O'UOHOHO-O O lKO O'-U O O O O O O' Q I 4 2 2 Q I 2 5 2 4 FOR THREE GENERATIONS e Q Q 2 I 2 -young men have been selecting the FROST NATIONAL as their 5 g bank. These future business men appreciate the importance Z of selecting a bank that is able to serve all individual 5 and commercial requirements through its E varied facilities. g 2 2 Your banking connection can be a definite 3 asset to your success: select it wisely. 2 2 a g FROST NATIONAL BANK Q I Q E 3 a 5 5 i a l t IO-fl-Owl'U1'Owl-'OH0000I--Of'U--Ovlvllf-0000000'ICwiMONO-O1-Ou-Owl:-U-fl-OnO-'O-fl-'OMC-00-'Dwi'-Owl-uI-ni-'O'-O-lvl'-I--O-I-04-Ov-OvO O l O' i 569056 ,L 'SX Rxwxx 'v so X w Nff .'g'255- ' IIIIIIIIHH E? Ti IllllIHIIIlIl 4 I I by 2 I, IIE' . Q P X -0--o--0--e-on4-4-c-o--of-onu-o--o-fno--u-o-0-o--o-o--s--o--o--a-sn .neua -o-o-o-u--o-- unono -4-on onoao -A-fu--0--o-4-o--o-no -Q-o-.0-Q--u fl 3 FACTS SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES E One is likely to hear much loose talk criticizing electric utility Q 2 rates. This is usually followed by a demand for municipal ownership. 6 However, facts speak for themselves and here are the facts: I Residential electric rates are 332, lower 'P I than they were in 1913 and the cost of living is 32fZ, higher. F SAN ANTONIO PUBLIC SERVICE CO. 3 E Q fo--0-0-ona..o..Q..Q..g...ng.-Q..g..g..g..Q..9.4.4.q.....g.....g..g..g..g..Q.Q.-g-4..g........g..g..g..g.-q..g.-g.....g..g-.g..g.....g..g.....g..g.-Q-c--two'-Ov 3 ESTABLISHED 1903 Z NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE COMNLERCE AND SOLEDAD STREETS 1 ? SECURITY 1 2 EFFICIENT SERVICE E FRIENDLY co-OPERATION Q I THE ORIGINAL MEXICAN RESTAURANT 2 I E 115 - 121 Losoya Street 5 Where T. M. I. and Sain Antonio Academy Students Meet A I I I 5 Q '. . . . . l l O OlOwl'-lvlvfii 'O'fO0O O O O ll 'O l'lO'lO O ll1O C O O'-O- 'ONCI'IUUOHOI-IMO-'O-'O'1O l O' OO'-l U C'1lvO CuO1uO-O . . .' SUNSET RANCH 5 REGISTERED JERSEY COWS ONLY 5 Grade HA Raw Milk f Z I ? JOHN LEDBETTER I 5 a CI'I.EBRA RoAn TELEPHONE RURAL 88-F3 E 1 .guy-Qngulo-I-fO-IOHOulu!-'O'Ilwidlv'Ov'Ov-O-'CHI0'OHOhiwO-O00-Riffiwlvfl'-On!u0ul-'I'-lvO'-l44'1O00 O0O0'00O'O'0O'OvIO-'lvO0O'lO'OvlOMlv'O' f 569156 X ny, 'S-Q-1-.-Q-gasrragnwf Miayzawgg 43, S.. M , I llllllllll 'Elllllllllfllllfll 2 I 1 2 I 'rf , 1. I 4' ' 1 , - -+ ','x -B? Q-5' ' ' ', 'i 359 H fu 5' 'I' fifiif -, U ..........g..,..g..,..g.....g.....,.....q--a--o-u--o--o--o-o--a--o--s--o--a-of-o-o--r il '. C . CPf l''f l0. O . . .0O . l l C0C1'.''Oil Ol'l l l l' f Z T. M. I. 5 2 TEAMS ARE EQUIPPED BY I , POTCHERNICICS i SPORTING GOODS SINCE 1894 g 211 N. ST. MAI!Y,S 4 3 GOOD SHEPHERD LAUNDRY Q 1900 Montana Street San Antonio, Texas 5 A RELIABLE LAUNDRY E Equipped to serve your needs in any service required 2 Phone Garfield 4291 Z W. T. Thrift, Pres. Phllhps Cheese Co' I Cnberr H. Scholl, Vice-Pres. Q WI' I B. S. Mansfield, sedy. I YRQXW 5 1 E Q ev-W 'g vw Q CO. 5 Rtttgm E9 vmocffltzyjlg 9 3 Sfi vuxeuvv- J-gay, S Eye HIGH GRADE MATERIALS , T ow, ,nf 2 AND SUPPLIES Q vos w. 2 FALFURRIAS BUTTER g At the Beacon San Antonio, Texas I I I .1-0-0--Q--0-0--h-of-0-0--0-0-Q-0 -0-014+-0-0-0-m -Of-0-0-0--0-I ALWAYS G-OOD I Sold on Quality Only Q a g LOYD JONES ERNST sl ERNST I Service Station i 2 1 ACCOUNTANTS AND AUDITORS 2 GAS, OIL, TIRES AND Q 4 ACCESSORIES . g System Serzvire PHONE BELMONT 30528 6 5 9 Alamo Nat'1. Bldg. San Antonio 2 Broadway at 7th z 5, .g..g..g..g-me o--u--o-ons-o--n--o-o--o--c--o--o-o--o-o-on5-0--0-ono-5-1ono--0--U--0--0--o-onm-0--ow0--o--a--o--o-0--o--o--o--o-o- 0- -u--0-0--0 X 92 X :Q X 1 n 112,45 4, 'fat-,.g' I lllIIIlllI 'm 13f ' E ETT FIIIHIIIIIIIIII H Ill' .NIH III l ..... ..T X vnm r K6 7 w lIi:lll0B5'IRX IlllllIlII1Il m'1 ll 1 J 1 Ml Fww . . T11 M Aff 'Ha-: A sm 7.11. 1, 7 1 A ' 1 Q J' ' f ' .gk ,seg f ' Y 1 5 45 f! 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UHLIG 3 nancy-u-m-r 2 Q y TAI LQR5. 2 1, I M ALONE z 317 N se. Marys sc. O 2 I C E -POPULAR PRICE PREVAILS2- 2 : Exclusive Fabrics, both IMPORTS ' . - , 4 : 703 S. PRICSA S'rR1+:1c'1' ? and Fme DOMESTIC Womens Q E made rlght here O 3 0 9 : Q O Owl-'lf-O'-Of'l O0O0O-if-O'-O C l IO- 'O l O l O'vOv'IwOv'l'-Owl'-CWC' -l l'vO-00'CHI-'O-'O-vO I l'-O' 'O'1l l'-O'-INOUO-'O-O--0-'01 'ONOQUO' 3 o Q 3 6 2 5 0 - SAN PEDRO STABLES S C 0 B E Y 3 1 wm121:LY Fireproof Storage Co. 2 Q OIIYIOS Park Stables MOVING PACKING 2 , l E STORAGE SHIPPING z Flne Saddle Horses For Rent , . T SCIENTIFIC REFRIGERATION ' ' All T. M. I. Students mvzted ? . - g For Perlshables E J. MARSIIALL, Manager FAXNIN 7111 I 2 C ? Z M 93 y IX I U' 'z' '?4-'2's'3'ii?Q1i1SL'321!-SHQF' ' VA' Q'AA'?S4I6B'Y'-FZfWS'w?FYJS2lP fn: 9--2' 6 1 'Q ' '1 ' ' ' -, '. . ' I ' .gb-2,52 Fe Tis lllllliilllfftg'T 1er feI+'Mee III GAB JIWAAMMI ffSe'TIfe'1lllll!Illllllll! 1, ,,..q .--1' ,,.-ffiq---'f.. 1 1 , nv- 3-F-ml .-- Q1 llIl 'e Qll I-'-sf' fm'Y-l'mm:IIIIlw l.qX IIInII'lllnuzillhwun 0 N ,, nil lullnil '-E t. 5- :L A -0-Ovlwb-0-anyQ-0-0-0-+0-Q--0-4-000-0-0-vDwi-I'-0--0--0--ov-Ong--ovouiuo--O-O-ft-on9--Q-0-0--5--0--Q-0--0'-0-'two-4--0--0-40--Ivo-Of-0 5 Haircut 25c - Shoe Shine Free PIONEERED BY J. A. Tuten Barber Shop Cleanliness is our Pride Service is our Motto Courtesy is our Guide 606 SAN PEDRO AVENUE 4-9-4-Owvwwlvlwl--owl'-O-O-Q'-0-O--I-0 -0-O-9 4-M-0-0-0 Shoes With a Kick 953.65 and 35.00 K. Sz M. SHOE STORE 513 E. HOUSTON ST. Phone F-1369 519 E. Evergreen PHILLIPS CHEESE CO. WHOLESALE FOOD PRODUCTS Distributors-Kraft, Phenix Cheese and Mayonnaise Products SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS -0-In COMPLIMENTS OF THE B. 8: E. Service Station TEXACO Certified Station MARGARET HAw1c1Ns 3202 Broadway I-0'-0-0- -0--0-0--0-if-I-'O--qv-0-Q.-0--m 4-+0--owiwowv-0-O-fo-lfvr Milam CHEVROLET Co. SERVICE Day or Night SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS 0--hw-0-r-Cwt-Q-0-0-0-Own-O-4-Q-0-Q-0--I-D-O-Ouhw-Oftwtwtwo--0-0-bon0--bel-Q-0 0-0-O-r-0-0-0v0't-0-U--0-of-0--O--r CONGRATULATIONS TO T. M. I. JIMMIE KLEIN TEACHER OF WIND INSTRUMENTS, GUITAR, W. N. CAPURRO MANUFACTURING JEWELER 421 EAST HorsToN STRICET We made T. M. I. ACCORDION Rings and Pins My orchestra plays at all T.M.I. Dances 1 IO'vi-010-0 O Ol'C'I040000''lv-OCOMl-'O-'DUO'I-1IHIU01'C-OvO-O-vOvO-'O O0O O O D-'l-'OvIvO-vO-O--O-IO''O'vC l-'CWC'-O l'-O O O4O'-O-'O acwx I R - VO' 4- uf!! mfg:-'t 1' G B 7 I jx .i.iiim.Mw-2 .3allnullllllllllle z..Mil A ' u TA X . UWT W nn: Y! fig., A 3 ff N .wif SJ' ' ' Z?-ill!lll3!!w C7 ' ffl, ' X 5 ' 0 t e s 2 Q 0000-'OwO O O l O'0l-Ov-O O l O O O O O'0O l O'O'fO !-O O OHO : l O O C O l O-000-'O0Owl''0I! O O'O O O O0U O O O'O-'Owl'-Ov T E COMPLIMENTS Q CONGRATULATIONS 5 2 . 3 Q STRAUS-FRANK C0. To THE E DIsTRmUTORs OF 2 U. S. Tires 5 E P-'Ov-lvivllull flv'lvO-O00-'OI'OHl O l Ol 'fvivlllf-'i l I Qv'O O'+O l' lOv1C O'O-'O O O'OwI0lvlOv HOW!-Ovl'O''O l Ov'O-O0'O O'fOv-CHO--0-'O-'O Q Q 2 Q BROH DWHY GLBHNERS 2 CONGRATULATIONS Q FANNIN 6291 g FROM E WITH OUR COMPLIMENTS K ARQTKIN 3 . 2 2 TO Furniture Company 1 Q T' M. L 217-225 WEST COMMERCE ST. 3 2 2 i - ,.,,,,,.,,.,,.,,.,.,,.,.,,.,,.,,.,.,,,,,.,,.,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, .,..,....,.....g..g-Quo--in -O-'IHlvOvl lv-l'vlvO'0-O'-0' -0--o-0-0-0-0-l-0--c-0--0-'0--o- 3 Z 2 e i 2 Q Our 9 g 1 Meyer and Burtschell 3 2 COMMENCEMENT INVITATIONS 6 2 S Q were made by GENERAL INSURANCE Q , ' 5 PABST Engraving Co. Q i E MOORE BLDG. CATH. 6322 6 2 SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS I 5 g..g....-g..g..p..g. .g..g..g..g..g..g..q..g..g..g..g.-q-g--s- -o-a--o-o-o--u-o--u-s--0-o- -0--0--0--0-a--0-n-'0--Q-o-m--o- -0-0--0-Q-0-Q-0-0-a-0-0--0-m 3 5 Z A Q B U N T 3 L11 u, kg- 2 3 World Famous Candies 2 cmgnen E For Sale at T. M. I. .E-17ChUf7lgC 3 WM. BURKE, Prop. 2 a 'P . 2 I H. D. JERSIG VVHOLESALE CO. 2 TRIPLE WAY CLEANING 5 5 5 - 3 DISTRIBUTOR 4909 BROADWAY FANNIN 3301 3 2 Q 'Owl'OOOUONI''CWOW. UWC .WO''C Q . l l0. Q I O . Ol lllO'0Q00.0l . . l l l . I-.lIl4'. O l l '. . . Q0f O'0Ql.0'l l0.'fOl1. .1 f X 95 56 3Kv3'fn 5-'Si'2- X A IF'W:9W2F 151' X ,., -, ,N ,..-- , -., - 1 1.2 - V Q, up' v 'I' Ivv' - 'qZ,g-fglggfvgglllll W ' Einlmmxaamsavrlm A A X 4 !' I . nu, ' -V--5 M , ll, fi fr... QII II 1:2 pp' A Y T X ,-,.,,. ' gl. VY, ,. N214 ig 'f f EH, , vig 7, 7 I, 'ii'-' , zfgugu I K N S' -v YY 5 N... 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CAMP RIO MEDINA 3 A RELIABLE DRUG STORE P-6161 5 Q Hams and Bacon 4 ALWAYS THE BEST 2 Q 5 Q 9 Ask Your Dealer 5 9 6 , 6 When you are pla-nmng a 9 party it would be wise 5 2 AND TAKE to consider the 2 A BOY'S TOUR OF THE 2 WORLD'S FAIR ST. ANTHQNY 2 See or Write 5 2 Hcoachn J. S. PEARCE New Roof now open for 3 San Antonio Academy Lunch . . Dinner . . Dancing Z Z 3 1, ,,,,,,,,.,,.,..,,,,..,....,..,................a-o-o-...Q-Q.,,..,......-.Q-.......-.................-Q.........................................,................... X, 96 'X MQ- S-R'c3'i: ' 'N '-'W f S N' fFY'lF1Q 1I?.:i I '24 jlllllllllhfmg- Ei, Aiming QQ Will ss? lb, W -. A T- -, 5 . , NN' . V T' .:.,!l W , .,.,,,, .,.,,. .,,-:5ig,:- 594 X: - AP ' fimiualummnusnuulnu . 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' . 5 Q HAND-TAILORED UNIFOKMS 5 DODGE Kr PLYMOUTH Q 5 Distributor 5 Made to Orrlcr Q Q ? 6 BRUAIJNVAY AT NlN'l'H 5 3 2 Z 2 519 E. HUVSTON STM-:1-:T Telephone San AMOHIOA 5 Q 9 G-3454 Texas 2 Qfo-o--o-0--0--O--o--o-0--Q-s--o--O-o--o--o-n--s--s-o--o-o-o--o--o--o-c 0-in --0--u-0--0--0--0--Q--vo--s--o- -o--o--o-w--0-r-o-4-.nun--v ' I if I BR AD BARBER SHOP 0 WAY Pharmacy I PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST For Good Hail' Cuts f PHONE FANNIN 3154 4 I Q 5 . I Broadway at Mary D. 2 Jack Ring Hill Alamo Heights f 4911 Broadway Fannin 4951 f SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS Q 3 e Q.g..p..g..g..g..g..g..9..g..g..g..9..g..g.4.4..5..g..Q..g..g..g..g..g..g.....g..g..g..g ..g.....g..g..g..g..g..g.g............. ,..,........g.. ...gnu 3 2 , a ' Allensworth - Carnahan la, . 9 ' A Q f Co. 3 Ax ., ' Q IVIIOIE'-S1116 fififklag 2 2 HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS e A Q g HANDV'ANDV 5 . p I I A I E 621-G23 SOUTH FLO1cJcs STREET A SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS 5 as V I A 4, E is A--I-4--0-0--0-0--5.-0-0--0-4-'Q--0-0--0--0--Q-Q-u..n.-...gagwg..Q..g..g..3..g..g..,..g..Q..g..g..g.....g..g...........g..g.....g..g..g..g.....g..,..g..g....... I 97 33 WEEE- :YiR 'WL'U FV V O I' 1 -ff zffiruwH '1 Qf!'??S2' 'II ,. -nl Ll . X , nv' ' ,M -I ,I U lf- ,-.1 l :m' ' E I i N gl xSV'5ilgl'II!l7ffjI ff fWW r u141.m1L s1, 1g H 3 f' N 1 z::D':f::3i.:S Im i' Another : Product A Lonovlc PEEIEG CO M PA N Y SCHOOL ANNUAL5 ' CATALOGUES, - - - mc. 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