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

Text from Pages 1 - 170 of the 1946 volume:

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M D CgfXKNf'NfA Ccf'XfNrXf F H mmm WE LOOK BEFORE AND AFTER . . r' IQIMMEM IQI The year 1946 marks Texas' one hundredth year in the U n i o n. Consequently, we the class of '46, thought it only fitting to devote our Yearbook to this century of progress. During her one hundred years in the Union, Texas has developed from a land with no industry or income into one possessing not only the greatest cattle and oil industry in the Union, but also the plans and the momentum toward another one hundred years which will mold it into as great an industrial state as it is novv an agricultural state. As you turn through the pages of this Yearbook, therefore, We hope they will remind you of the one hundred years gone by and that you Will see in them the history of the struggle to fashion from the Wilderness this vast southwestern empire. Texas Military Institute has had the privilege of training leaders and men of character for Texas in the past, and it will continue to furnish leaders of the Texas of tomorrow. And so the Yearbook dedicates itself to the first one hundred years of Texas in the Union and looks forward to the second hundred with courage -and vvith the blueprints! '35 4? C'-fxXf'N'TNv., W CJ-kr-xf1,f isi msmmlei T0 THE TRIUMVIRATE . E r e i T 4 l v l J. W. CULVER B. H. MEYER W. W. BONDURANT, SR. E 5 cfic cz tio I2 ' Behold, ce sower went forth to sow . . . The members of the Blue Bonnet Staff deem it a privilege to dedicate this Texas Centennial Number to J. W. Culver, B. H. Meyer, and W. W. Bondurant, Sr. These men stand among the ranks of honored fathers who have carved from this wilderness an empire. With the courage, hardihood, and moral conviction of pioneers, they have sown into the minds and hearts of countless thousands of their fellow beings, wisdom, righteousness, and noble living. N o greater tribute can be paid them than to echo the words of all who know them: They taught us how to grow. inhalin g ADMINISTRATION I I I, IE1! .!. . . e , WILLIAM T. BONDURANT, B.A., President fLieutenant Colonel, Texas Goverr1o1 s Sfaffj if J. D. MILLER, M.A., Headmaster i t s ROLL CALL OF THE - - ma na W. W. BONDURANT, M.A., LITT. D. Chairman of LT. COL. VV. T. BONDURANT President J. W. CULVER, MSC. Mathematics BERNARD H. MEYER, MSC. English ORBIA BLANTON, Bax. Dean of Boys, Spanish JAMES BEN SHAW, M.A. Mathematics RAYMOND G. LANDGRAF, B.sc. Sciences L. MALCOLM LEVY, M.A. Latin and English W. O. MILLER, B.A. History and Athletics THOMAS D. COBB, Mos. English CHESLEY BOWMAN, M.A. Commercial Subjects and History ' ROY V. KEYES, B.sc., M.ED. Mathematics JAMES F. PHILLIPS Coach, Football J, HAMILTON MCCOY, M.A. Spanish HAROLD C. SIMON, B.SC., M.A. History W. W. the Board and Superintendent J. D. MILLER, Max. Headmaster CHARLES LEE HURLEY, M.A. English J. T. RUNKLE, M.A. English CAPT. EDWARD H. DAY, CAVALRY P. M. S. di T. LT. LLOYD A. CRABB, JR. Assistant P. M. S. if T. MASTER SGT. EDWARD PUGH, IAFANTRY Military Science Instructor SGT. ALVIN L. COWAN, INFANTKY Military Science Instructor JIMMIE KLEIN Banclmaster MISS VIDA R. GEORGE, B.A. Secretary and Treasurer MRS, ALINE B. CHAPMAN Registrar MISS MARGOT RIX BROWN, Librarian MISS MARY FREY, R-.N. School Nurse MRS. ETHEL POTTER Dietitian MRS. A. J. HURT Music BONDURANT, JR., M.D. School Physician B.SC fxxfx FMF 0' 'NV- IBME H I FACULTY E EHEIMIBI K -frm V7 XLLER fiei 7 1 , f f W A ' fi, Q I ,Q , gf, ,gg ' inf! V f 1, 1' y , 'QM-5 ' .5 f GQ, , ,3 70 www, f f ' 1 E 5 ,,,, T.Dl cQgx3 Y JIMMIE KLEIN 1 R.G.1,A .Q f 9 Q M13 J V 'mzs.A1.mE BQIQHAMA MR5.A.L.HUNT 53,37 V 'h'l , ' kg ., . K , 2 f ' V. y f 'V A , I ' C.L.HURLEY WWBONDURANT JR. x- f-af-2' A V fy Q cg , ,, K f ,AWK 35 '54 7 444,,.ff f' X ff ' ff 421-' ,Qg,,' .,f hi, y V nfgg ,V?.F3?1F THFE WTI? 3 JTRUNKLE 'Q 9 1 'Y , . ur. LA ff- ,C rf 'T 'Z My ww 1.. MISGT- 5, pugf-4 SGT A L COWAN R. BROWN Pwrmfx 0 ' wwf , IQ 4 22327 And so to work f 1 f 7 s , . 'V . . 3' ,H l HHl. .l. . . . .lEl 1 1 1 i ws M if ,, MM ff M .Wy V ' Q-'14 M Aw wwgy' N - . .fir ' '-Q -A - ' x, 4.09, nvAxu4' 734' ,AN-.- ff Z ff ' E61 f Aw N .gf nu-.M .,f ' Sn wk? Of-X'efxf'NV.h 'NIP IQI MEHMIEI CLASS OF 1946 TIEIMHHMW EI PRESIDENT JOHN M. MOLESWORTH Iron Head 1 do not own an inch of land, but all I see is mine. Entered T. M. I. from Schreiner lnstituteg Cotillion Club, x42-'45, President '46g ,42-'43 Co. Ag '43-,44 Co. B., '44-' 45 Co. C., '45- '46g Battalion Commander, Vice President of junior Class 344-'45, Guard, Varsity Football Squad '44-'45, '44-'45g jr. AU Basketball Squad, '45-'46, Co. Capt., Guard and Fullback, Varsity Football Squad, l44-'46g Varsity T Clubg '45-'46, Varsity Basketball Squad, Pres. Honor Council, Pres. Sr. Class. College Preference: Texas Technological College. VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY AND TREASURER DAN BLOCKER JOHN ADRIANCE, III , , H Jack O, IIVS excellent to have a g1ant's strength . . . Entered T. Nl. l. '43 from O'Donnell High School, '43-,445 Wisdom is the Pl'lYlClPal lhlflgi Tl'l9T'ef0N get wisdvms and Pvt. Co, B., Jr. Lt, Society, Pres. of Soph, Class '43-'44g with all thy getting get understanding? Pres. Jr. Class '44-'45g '44-'45 Pvt. Hq Co., Sr. Lit. Societyg Best Room '44-'45g Vice Pres. Sr. Class, '46 Tech. Sgt, Co. B.g Ente,-ed T. M, 1, '43 from Atlantic City, N. J. High Schoolg jr. Historiansg Varsity Football Squad, Varsity 'LT' Club Pvt- Co- A ,449 Best Squad ,45g Secy. and -1-mas. Sr. Class '45-'46g Best Platoon Co. B. and High Point Co., B.g '43-'44, State Band Contest, First Place '44-'45. ,45-'465 Football Cheer Leader ,45',46' College Preference: Texas Technological College. College Pfefef'-ence? Texas Univefsiw- ae anna .. f . V iammaneue u CLASS OF 1946 IRA BOOTHE Isaac He smelleth the battle afar off. Entered T. Nl. l. '44 from O'Donnell High Schoolg Junior BH Basketball '45g Varsity Basketball ,465 Varsity Football '45. College Preference: Texas Technological College. Service Preference: Marine Corps. RICHARD CHIARI 'tL1'rTLE Giummil' Strength does not come from physical capacity. lt comes from an indomitable willf' Entered T. M. l. ,435 Freshman '43-'44g Best Co., Co. C '44-,455 Secy. of Soph. Class '44-'45, '43-'44g Best Platoon and High Point Co.g Best Room '45g Summer Session '45g Member Y. M. C. A., Weightlifterg in turn, Jr. and Sr. Lit, Societies. College Preference: Harvard University. JOSEPH A. COHN, JR. UJOEH Everything comes if the man will only wait. Entered T. M. I. '42g Freshman Scholarship Award '43g jr. Lit. Society '42-'43g jr. Debating Society '43-'44g Vioe Pres. Soph. Class '44g Fencing Team '42-'46g No Demerit Ribbon '43g Best Company ,44g Commander B Company '45-'46. College Preference: Texas University. JOHN COURTNEY HJUANITOH Charm is indispensable to one's character. Entered T. M. I. '44g Co. B '44g Band '45-'46g High Point Co. '44g Best Platoon '44g Two years in band, Band Contest Ribbon '45g 3rd Class Bandsman '45g lst Class Bandsman, Pfc. '45g Boxing Team '45-'46. College Preference: Purdue University. JOHN QUINCY DURFEY t4J0HN Qu mtDURFv1 In youth and beauty, wisdom is but rare. Entered T. M. l. '44g Senior '46g S. Sgt. '45-'46g Track '45-'46g Football '44-'46g Student Federalists '45-'46g Sr. Lit. Society '44- '45g Sr. Debating Society '45-'46g jr. Scholarship Award '45g Kitchen Aid '46g Bluebonnet Staff '45-'46g Best Co. and Best Room '45. College Preference: Washington and jefferson College. GORDON EDGAR FoRTY judge not according to the appearance. Entered T. M. l. from Alvin High School ,445 lst Platoon Co. A '44-'45g Platoon Sgt. 2nd Platoon Co. A '45-'46g Best Room '44- '45g Best Platoon 4449455 Rifle Team ,45-'46g Varsity Football '45 46g National Honor Society '45-'46g 2nd Place Team Wm. Randolph Hearst Trophy, 8th Service Commandg Sports Editor. Bluebonnet '45-'46, College Preference: Texas A. 81 M. 4, 45'-4,4 .-ncaa. ' ff., ln i l lziii i i CLASS OF 1946 W HERE ? JAMES ELLIS JIMMY Fine art is that in which the hand, the head and the heart go togetherf' Withdrew at mid-term because of illness. College Preference: University of Texas. CAYTON ERHARD No virtue is safe that is not enthusiastic. Entered T. M. I. from Bastrop High School in l945g Pvt. Co. B. College Preference: Texas A. Sz NI. JORGE ESQUERRA, III HESCHUICIIIU 'fMon1cs'ro A single fact is worth a shipload of argument. Entered T. M. I. from E. J. V. Mexico, ,425 High Point Co. '43- '44g Pres. Sth Grade Classg Pvt. 1st Class, High Point Co., Best Co., Best Platoon '44-'45g Best Squad '44-'45g Best Co.g Sgt., Best Company '45-'46. College Preference: Texas A. K M. SERGIO ESTEVEZ EsTA-vm Little friends may prove great friends. Entered T. NI. I. from Instituto Louis Vives 7455 High Point Com- pany ,455 Best Platoon ,45g Pfc. '45g No Demerit Ribbon '4Gg Best Room '45. College Preference: Purdue University. . HUGH A. FITZSIMONS, JR. HFITZH I never knew such a young body with so old a head. Entered T. NI. I. '42 from Alamo Heights junior High School, Pvt. '42g Co. C., Pvt. '43g Co. B., Pvt. Co, C '44g Cadet Captain, Adjutant ,45-'46g Best Co. '43g High Point Co. '44g Debate Medal '45g Junior Lit. Soc. '43-'44g Sr. Lit. Soc. '45-'46g Vice Pres. junior Lit. Soc. '43-'44g Pres. Senior Lit. Soc. ,45-'46g junior Historians, '44-'45g Editor-in-Chief Yearbook '46g Battalion Staff' '45-,465 Polo ,43-'46g Senior Debate Team '46. College Preference: Harvard University. CLARK EVERETT, JR. They're only great who are truly goodf' Entered T. NI. I. '43 from Nlexico Cityg Best Platoon '44: Best Co. '44-'45g No Demerit Ribbon '45g Vice Pres. Jr. Class '44-'455 Honor Council '44-'45g Nat. Honor Society '45-'46g Tennis Team i44-'45g Cadet Captain, Company Commander C Co. College Preference: U. S. Coast Guard Academy. ' , cfs .EMHH IEE CLASS OF 1946 I I - ., . l 1 JOE A. FOSTER JOE, SENIOR vs lt is a fortunate head that never ached? Entered T. M. I. '44g Jr. A and Varsity Basketball Teamsg Senior Lit. Soc.g Varsity Footballg Cotillion Clubg Reporter for Junior Historians '45-,46. MARVIN JACK FRALEY t'SM1LiN' JACK Two Bus Sleep . . . knits up the raveled sleeve of care. Entered T. M. I, '4lg High Point Co. '41a'43g Best Co. '44g Best Squad, Best Room ,455 jr. Lit. Soc. '4lg jr, Historians '45. College Preference: Texas A. Sz M. DON GARRETT RED BIRD He wears the rose of youth upon him. Entered T. M. I, '42g Best Drilled Squad, Best Drilled Platoon '43g Best Drilled Co. '43-'44g Best Machine Gun Squad '44g High Point Co. '43g No Demerit Ribbon '42-'43g Cpl. '43g Sgt. '44g Color Guard '45-'46g jr. Lit. Society ,43-44g Panther Staff '43-'44g Jr. Historians '46g Varsity Football '44: Varsity Football Letterman '45g Sgt, at Arms Sr. Classg Vice Pres. Varsity TU Clubg Cotillion Club ,45-'46. College Preference: Louisiana State University. GEORGE CARLTON HAGELSTEIN, JR. HAGy To know is nothing at allg to imagine is everythingf' Entered T. M. l from S. A. A. ,43g No Demerit ,44Q lst Class Pvt. '44g Cpl. '44-'45g Best Co. !45g Sgt. '45-,46. College Preference: Texas University. MELVIN HANDELMAN Pr3x2-WEE B1:oT11i:1i He's sudden if a thing comes in his head. Entered T. M. I. '42 from Marlin, Texasg Jr. Lit. Soc. '42-'44g jr. Debate '42-'44g Sr. Lit. Soc, '44-,463 Sr. Debate '45g Cpl. '43g Sgt. '45g Lt. '46g Armory Commander and Battalion Staff ,45-'46g jr. Historian A449465 Panther Staff ,45-'46g Fencing '42-'46. College Preference: University of Texas. VAN B. HUNT No seed shall perish which the soul hath sownf' Entered T. M. I. '44g Best Room '45g Member of Band '44-'46g Corporal. College Preference: Texas University. 3 airmen 1, I W, a a: CLASS OF 1946 ua e: i at l i RUDOLFO W. JAGGI HJUXGLE BoY BB He who peeps through a hole may see what will vex him. Entered T. Nl. I. '45g Pvt. A Company. College Preference: Texas A. 81 Nl. HAROLD B. KELFER Few there are that will endure a true friend. Entered T. M. I. '44g Pvt. Co. A ,44-'45g No Dem-erit Ribbon '44-'45g Sr, Debating Society '45-'46g jr. Historian '45-'46g Pfc. Co. B '45g Sgt. Co. B '45-'46, College Preference: Texas University. BOYCE D. KENDALL tlKIDn ttFriends need no formal invitation. Entered T. Nl. l. '43g Best Co. '43g High Point Co. '45g Pfc. Co. B '43-'44g No Demerit Ribbon '44g Jr. Lit. Soc. '43g Sr. Lit. Soc. '44-'46g jr. Historian '45-'46g Corporal Co. A '44-'45g Co. B '45g Best Platoon '45-'46g Co-Editor Panther Staff '45-,465 National Honor Society '45-'46g Lt., Commander lst Platoon Co. C '46g Salutatorian '46. College Preference: Davidson College. ROBERT KIDD BOBBY Friendship is the only event that will ever hold the world together. Entered T. Nl. I. '43g Best Co. '43g High Point Co. '43-'44g Pfc. Co. B '43-'44g No Demerit Ribbon '44g Sr. Lit. Soc. '44-'45, Co. B '45g Best Platoon '45g Sgt. '45-'46. DICK H. KIRKLAND :tKIRK:, 'tl've taken my fun where I've found it. Entered T. Nl. I. '43g Jr. Lit. Soc. '43g Pres. Jr. Lit, Soc, '44g Jr. Lit. Soc. Debate Alternate ,435 Best Speaker '44g Sr. Lit. Soc. '45-'46g Cpl. at Arms '46, Sr. Lit. Soc. Debate Alternate '45g Cotillion Club '43-'46g Jr. Historian '46g High Point Co. '43g Pfc, 455 Best Platoon '44g Pvt. Co. C '43g No Demerit Ribbon '43g Cpl. Co. C '44g 2nd Lt., Commander of lst Platoon Co. A '46g Varsity DTN Club ,463 Sec. Treas. Cotillion Club '46g Manager Varsity A and B Football Teams '46. College Preference: University of Indiana. CARL KLINE Every cubic inch of space is a miraclef, Entered T. Nl. I. '43g High Point Co. '44g Jr. Lit. Society '43g No Demerit Ribbon '44g jr. Historian '44-'45g Best Co. '45g Pfc. '45g Sgt. '45, College Preference: Texas University. i a CLASS OF 1945 IS IS! ALEX Cf. KRUEGER HBUDH No man is happy who does not think himself so. Entered T. M. 1. in '44 from Jefferson High Schoolg High Point Co. ,455 Tent Pitching Medal '45g Junior A Football Letter '46g junior MBU Basketball '45g Staff Sgt. '46. College Preference: Texas Technological College, Service Preference: U. S. Navy. DONALD K. LANHAM EGGS Brevity is the soul of wit. Entered T. M. I. '43g Band '43-'46g Junior Lit. Soc. ,443 Band Contest lst. Place '45g Cpl. '45g B-est Dressed Cadet '45g O. W. Anderson Award '45g S. Sgt. '45-'-46. College Preference: Texas University. CHARLES H. LOCKHART uc Blosn t'Heroism feels but never reasons. Entered T. M. I. ,455 Corporal '46. College Preference: Texas University. RODGER C. LOW LARODGER THE Lotions JERSEY It is a worthier thing to deserve honor than to possess it. Entered T. M. I. '45g Pvt. Co. C '45g Best Company '45g Best Room '45g Kitchen Aid '46g S. Sgt., Squad Leader Co. A '46. College Preference: Princeton University. ARTHUR C. LOWE, JR. nARTn It is a maxim universally agreed upon . . . that nothing must be done too late. Entered T. M. l. ,44 from Mixon High Schoolg Pfc. '46. College Preference: Texas University. C. D. LUCCHESE irCASu UCASEY11 A loving heart is the beginning of all knowledge. Entered T. M. l. in ,43 from Robert Driscoll, Corpus Christig Jr. Historian ,46g jr. Lit. Soc. '43-,443 Sr. Lit. Soc. ,44-345g High Point Co. '43-'45g Best Platoon '43g Sgt. l46. College Preference: Texas University. 4-4' f , ,. ...,., . f., IQI HEHM BI CLASS OF 1946 IElmHHM. . . . .IEl JAMES M. LYNCH JIMMY A wise man is strong. Entered T. M. I. in '43 from Muskogee, Oklahoma: Pvt. Co. A , L ,43-'44g No Demerit Ribbon '43-'44g Pfc. Co. B '44g Cpl. Co. A '43-'44g No Demerit Ribbon '44-,455 Lt.. Commander 2nd Platoon Co. B '45-'46. College Preference: United States Military Academy. LESTER E. MACFARLAND DRAFT1E An education is a wonderful thing? Entered T. M. I. from Newark High School: Band '44-,465 South- west Band Contest Ribbon '44g Sr. Lit. Soc. ,445 Jr. Historian '44-'45g Sgt. Band '45. College Preference: Texas A. 81 M. Service Preference: U. S. Marine Corps. f ' M. J. MALTSBERGER i MALT-SHAKERU L Principle is ever my motto. Entered T. M. I. '41g Best Company '42g Best Platoon '43g High Point Company '44-'45g Pvt. '41-'45g Cpl. ,465 Jr. Lit. Society '41-'43g Sr. Lit. Society ,44-'45g A Football '45. Service Preference: U. S. Navy. R. C. MARTINEZ The best of me is diligence. Entered T. M. I. in Summer Session '45g Jr. Historian: Marksman Medal. College Preference: Tulane University. TRUMAN MCCORD fSee junior Class Sectionj. PAUL MCSWEEN, JR. PABr.o MAC Indifference is the invincible part of the world. Entered T. M. l. in ,435 Member of Color Guard and Pfc. '43g Squad Leader V14-'45g Cpl. ,445 Sgt. '45g Cadet Lt., Commander Znd Platoon Co. A '45-,46g Rifle Team '44-'46g High Point Rifle- mang Path Service Command Hearst Trophy Match '46. Isl a! CLASS or 1946 la ta! DOUGLAS H. MEBANE, JR. He that is innocent may well be confid-entf, Enterecl'T. M. I. January '43 from Shortridge High School, In- f-IIHHHPOIIS, lnd.5 Best Company, High Point Company, Best Platoon ,435 No Demerit Ribbon ,43-,445 Best Company, Pfc., Assistant Squad Leader ,445 Sgt. ,455 Platoon Guide, 2nd Platoon Company A ,455 First Team, Rifle Squad ,44-,465 2nd Place 8th Servioe Command Hearst Trophy Match ,455 Winner Challenge Match with Yale University ,455 Winner Challenge Match with 4th Army '45-,465 Provost Marshal '45-'46. College Preference: Texas University. LAWRENCE C. MENDIVE L.x1c1:Y Learning is ever the freshness of youth.,, Entered T. M. I. in ,425 Tennis '42-,455 Tennis Junior Champion ,445 School Tennis Champion ,455 Winner Inter-Company Tennis Tournament ,455 School Ping Pong Champion ,44-,455 City High School Ping Pong Champion ,455 Winner Inter-Company Ping Pong Tournament ,455 Winning Football Team Battalion Competition ,455 jr. Lit. Soc. ,43-,445 Sr. Lit. Soc. ,,44-,455 No Demerit Ribbon ,435 Best Company '445 Best Squad ,455 Pfc. Co. C ,445 Platoon S4?'gizEnt Co. A '455 2nd Lt. Battalion Staff ,455 Varsity T,, Club College Preference: Texas University. Service Preference: U. S. Coast Guard. WILLIAM MENDLOVITZ WILI.IE,' Knowledge is proud that he has learned so muchg wisdom is humble that he knows no more.,, Entered T. M. I. in '43 from Seguin High Schoolg Pvt. Co. C ,43- ,445 Pfc. Co. A '44-'455 Best Company '43-,445 No Demerit Ribbon '43-,445 Fencing Club '43-,445 jr. Lit. Soc. '43- ,445 Best Room '44-,455 No Demerit Ribbon '44-,455 2nd Lt., Platoon Commander 2nd Platoon Co. C '45-,465 National Honor Society ,45-,465 Bluebonnet Staff '45-,465 Student Federalist ,45',46. College Preference: Rice Institute and Harvard. GEORGE T. MILLER COWBOY, HSIIERIFFH It is a good thing to possess wit.,' Entered T. M. I. ,435 Best Company ,445 Pfc. ,455 High Point Company ,455 Yell Leader ,465 jr. A', Football ,455 Cotillion Club ,465 Jr. Historian ,46. College Preference: Texas A. 81 M. RICHARD L. MINNS DIcK', HERO FLASH Knowledge is a treasure, but practice is the key to it.,, Entered T. M. I. in '44 from Houstong Pvt. '44 Co. C5 Best Squad ,445 Best Co. ,445 Pfc. '45-,465 Co. B '45-,465 Best Co. ,455 Sr. Lit. Soc. ,44-,465 jr. Historian '44-,465 Sgt. at Arms, Sr. Lit. Soc. ,45-,465 Jr. A,, Team Football '45-,465 Winner Book-Essay Contest ,455 Boxing Team ,44-,465 Capt. Boxing Team '45-,465 Weightlifter '44-'465 Y. M. C. A. ,44-'46, College Preference: Texas University. Service Preference: R. C, A. F. or U. S. Navy. LOUIS M. MORRIS HFLINCIIYH I can fly, or l can run.,, Entered T. M. I. ,445 Jr. Lit. Soc. '44-,455 Debate Society ,445 Best Squad ,455 Best Room ,455 Sr. Lit. Soc. ,46. College Preference: U. C. L. A. Service Preference: U. S. Navy. cf-R f'X,h fy IQME HMIEI CLASS OF 1946 lElmMHI .l. , . , .IE1 DONALD PENGELLY DON UPENH HPASQUALIH f 4 !5, E: fi, .1 . js? ,. a, ,. .,,, y Never refuse a good offer. Entered T, M. l. in '43g Pfc. '44g Cpl, '45g Sgt. '45g S. Sgt, '46g Best Platoon '44-'45g High Point Co. '44g Cotillion Club ,44- i46g Art Editor Panther and Bluebonnet '44-'46g Sr. Lit. Soc. '44-i46. College Preference: University of Chicago, Service Preference: R. A. F. JULIO PFEFFER LUc1 'TLOCKYU 'KAn occasion lost cannot be regained? Entered T. M. I. in '45 from Gondon High School, Mexico Cityg Pvt. Co, C '45-'46. College Preference: University of Mexico. PAUL POLLARD NPOPN Th-ere is nothing better than a good friend? Entered T. M. l. in '43g Cpl. '45g Best Platoon '45g Winner Tent Pitching Contest l45g Weightlifter, Y. Nl. C, A. College Preference: University of Houston. DONALD PULLEN 'tP1NK1Es Delay is the greatest remedy for angerf' Entered T. M. l. in '42g jr. Lit. Soc. '42g Pfc. '43g Best Co. ,455 Pfc. ,445 Best Platoon '45g Tent Pitching Medal and No Demerit Ribbon '45g President Soph. Class '44g Sr. Lit. Soc. ,455 2nd Lt.. CO. B '46. College Preference: Texas University and John Hopkins Univer- sity. RICHARD RAPP HBLOODYH 'U-le that is not with me is against me. Entered T. M. I. ,42g Band '42-'46g Varsity Football Letterman '45g Varsity TU Club ,445 Pfc. ,435 Sgt. '44g Captain l45-'465 Band Commander '45-'46g Cotillion Club '43-V463 Sgt. at Arms, jr. Historians '44-'45g Sr. Lit. Soc. '44-'453 Panther Staff '45-'46, College Preference: Denison University. C-.rmfw , ,fad tamgfa ggy CLASS OF 1946 mt EE C. H. REESE UCHARLEYH Order governs the world. Entered T. M. l. '44 from Kingsvilleg Pvt. Co. B ,44-,453 Best Co. '44-'45g Jr. Historian '44-'45g Cpl. Co. B '45-'46. ' College Preference: Texas Unixersity. EVERETTE RICHARDSON 'iRlCH', All good things which exist are the fruits of originalityf' Entered T. M. l. in '44g junior Historians '44-'46g President Jr. Historians '45-'46g Best Company ,455 Cotillion Club A459463 Football Letterman '45g Manager Junior A and B Basketball Teams ,465 Cpl. '45. College Preference: Texas Technological College. AUGUST RICHTER An owl is the king of the night, Entered T, M. l. '44g Best Platoon '45g S. Sgt. ,45-'46g Co. A I44-'46g jr. AH Basketball ,455 Varsity Basketball '46g jr. His- torians '45e'46. College Preference: Texas A. 81 M. WILLIAM E. RIGSBY LUCAS Fairness is a trait not to be shunnedf' Entered T. M. I. from Alamo Heights in '43g High Point Company '43-'45g Best Drilled Platoon '44g Best Drilled Company U13-,445 jr. 'ABU Basketball '44g Pvt. Co. C '43-'45g Pfc. Co. B '44g Cpl. Co. A '46. College Preference: University of Texas. Service Preference: U. S. Navy. JOHN SALEH , JOHNNY 1 Beware the fury of a patient man. Entered T. M. l. '44g Sr. Lit. Soc. l44-'45g Jr. Historian '44-'46g Best Platoon '45g Pfc. A Company ,453 Cpl. Co. A '45g S. Sgt. Co. A '46. College Preference: University of Notre Dame. NORMAN C. SCHLEMMER, JR. Peacel Peace is what l seek, and public calmf' Entered T. M. I. in '44g Sr. Lit. Soc. '44g No Demerit and Best Room Ribbons '44-'45g Pfc. '45g Squad Leader lst Squad 2nd Platoon Co, C l46. College Preference: Texas University. g g, CLASS OF 1946 m g, G. B. SHIFRIN t'JE1ucY '4The best way out is always through. Entered T. Nl. l. in '43, Best Platoon, High Point Co. '44, Best Platoon, Best Company '45, College Preference: Texas University. ROBERT D. SHORT HBECHTOLH HDUDLEYH Let every man be fully persuaded in his own way. Entered T. Nl. l. in '43 from Lake Charles, La. High School, Secy.-Treas. Soph. Class, Jr. Lit. Soc. '43-'44, Alternate, Jr. Lit, Debate, jr, Historians '45, Sr. Lit. Soc. '45-'46 and Vice-Pres. '46, Panther Staff '44-'46, Co-Editor of Panther '46, Varsity Basketball '44-'46, Letterman '45-46, Varsity T Club '45-'46, A Football Letterman '45, Band '44-'46, 2nd Best Drilled Cadet '45, lst. Class, Ist. Division Sax Trio, State Meet, lst. Class, 2nd Division Sax Solo, State Meet, lst Place State Band Marching Contest, Best Room '45, Best All Around Bandsman '45, Pfc. '44, Sgt. '44, S. Sgt. '45, Lt. '45. College Preference: Texas University. CHARLE S L. TUCKER CHUCK DUDE Glory never dies, it lives on and on. Entered T. Nl. l. in '43 from Victoria High School, Pvt. Co. B '43-'45, High Point Co. '44, Best Co. '45, Sgt. Co. A '45. College Preference: Texas University. A. VILLARREAL lt is not the places that grace men, but men the places. Entered T. M. I. '43, High Point Co. '44, Boxing '45-'46. College Preference: University of Mexico. E. VILLARREAL CHICK Fear not, but trust in Providence. Entered T. Nl. l. in '42, Pvt. '42-'44, Cpl. '44-'45, S. Sgt. '45- '46, Best Co. '43-'44, High Point Co. '45, Jr. Lit. Soc. '42-43, Sr. Lit. Soc. '44-'45, Jr. Historian '45-'46, jr. A Football '45-'46. College Preference: Texas University. JAMES R. WARNCKE JIMMY Variety is the spice of life. Entered T. M. l. from S. A. A. in '43, Co. A '46, College Preference: Texas University. gi g CLASS OF 1946 g m GEORGE L. VVEST GUS G, L. The pen is the tongue of the mind. Entered T. M. I. in '42g Jr. Lit. Soc. '434'44g jr. Historians '45-'46g Chairman Program Committee '46g Fencing Team '44-'46g No Demerit Ribbon '45g Best Company ,45g Pvt. Co. A '44-'45g Cpl. Co. C ,453 Co. Commander, A Company '46. College Preference: University of Texas. J. E, WHEELER Seeing's believing, but feeling's the truth. Entered T. M. I. from Dogtown High School '45g Pvt. Co. A '45- '46. College Preference: Texas A. 8: M. R. G. WHEELER He's true to God who's true to man. Entered T. M. I. from Dogtown High School '45g Pvt. Co. C. '45-'46. College Preference: Texas A. 81 M. T. M, WOODLEY, JR. S.xB1NAL COWBOY The best things are the most difficult. Entered T. M, I. from Sabinal High School in '44g Pvt. Co. A '44-'45g Cpl. Co. C '45-,465 Best Platoon ,455 Sr. Lit. Soc. '45g jr. Historian '46g jr. HA' Football Letterman '46. College Preference: Texas A. 8: M. TIM WORD t'TE1cRon TIM FAT Boy UA little head with a great wit. Entered T. M. I. in '43g Pvt. Co. C '43-'44g Best Co. ,445 jr. Debate '45g Co. B '44-'45g No Demerit Ribbon and High Point Co. '45g Secy. Sr. Debate Soc. '45-,465 Secy.-Treas. '45-'46g Platoon Sgt., 2nd Platoon Co. C '45-,46. College Preference: Texas A. 81 M. THAD ZIEGLER Oli call it by some better name, for friendship sounds too cold. Graduated at end fiist semester, before seniors submitted their histories to Yearbook Staff. CJ'mfNr'XHN Ofwsfx,-XI. IQI HEHH IEI CLASS OF 1946 1mi HHH. , . , .la1 - A I G. D. ZIMMERMAN a:CORKY:: cizmn A powerful and mighty man be he. Ent-ered T. M. l. in ,443 Best Co., Best Room ,455 Varsity Football, W Track, and Sr. Lit. Soc. '44-'45g Varsity Football Letterman '45-l46g t Jr. Historian '44-'46g S. Sgt. lst. Platoon Co. A '46. College Preference: Texas A. 81 M. POST GRADUATES: JIMMIE DIXON UBUDDYU t'Still to be neat, still to be drest, as you were going to a feast. Entered T. M. l. in '42g Cpl. '42g Sgt. '43g Sgt. '44g 2nd Lt. Co. C '45g lst. Lt. '45g High Point Company '43-'44g Best Platoon '44g B-est Company '43-'45g Captain, Battalion Executive Officer '46g Tennis Team '44g Fencing '46. CHARLES E. TEWES CHA1tL1sy Graduated at end of First Semester and entered Baylor University before senior histories were submitted to yearbook staff. REIN J. VANDER ZEE RIIINO 'lift up thine eyes unto the hills. Entered T. M. l. from Bandera l-ligh School in '42g Pvt. Co. A ,42g Cpl. Co. B '43g Sgt. Co. B ,465 jr. Lit. Soc. '46g Winner Second Place, Equipment Race '44g Best Platoon l44-'45g Varsity Football Letterman '44-'45g Basketball Letterman '44-'45g Varsity T Club '44-'46. College Preference: Texas University. O ka fX X 1 1 7 I f 1 JKW7 4 if K, fl X I 1-.. fQ, - L ' I MF-1i.,m.Ev. CLASS OF 1947 EIMHHHMIEX K NOBLE C President BECKMAN, A., Vice-President MUELLER, R., Secretary SUREDDIN, F., Treasurer BARSHOP S BECK, V. BRISTOL, G. f K A x ' . QQ BUSH, P. CADWALLADER, A. CHANDLER, J. CHANDLER, R. COHEN, S. COLEMAN, S. CONDER, R. CRANE, P. E DALLETT, M. DANNEMILLER, L. DILLARD, B. DILWORTH, B. ,.,, in DOOLIN, R. , DREEBEN, D. A . SOA. i.,..'Az . 2' A ' ' fa. A 9 DURFEY, M. 4 Q Yi? 1 FINKLEA, L. gi g CLASS OF 1947 I FLY, R. GIBBS, H. GORDON, M. GORMAN, A. GRACE, J. GRAGG, J. GREEN, L. GROH, D. JONES, H. KAUFMAN, A. KLEIN, S. KLETT, H. LOCHTE, E. MATHIS, J. MARTINEZ, A. MCCORD, T. MERCK, W. MORRIS, T. NICHOLSON, J. OLTORF, R. OVERTON, R. PAULOS. V. PERWEIN, D. ,ipwri fu, 9761! i J I 1 I i . N J .... 2 'F- i i 1 1 f 'ef fx Q Xu 4' A 'li x 'O' A W' Yi, 6. cw b A ., .II HE4 i CLASS OF 1947 E SE A PRATT, F. 1 Q RIGSBY, W. REED, H, 2 1 ' ROGERS, N. SANOHEZ, H. SCHLATTER, D. SHOOK, J. A www .2 ' ' 9 SIMPSON, B. ...M SINGLETON, E. f- .Q .mf mf SINGLETON, H. STACY, W. STILLWAGON, J. STONE, T. STRIOKLAND, P. THOMAS, A. TISCHLER, L. TROOST, A. VANDER ZEE, H. VAN TUYL, B. WATEROUS, W. i A NVEBB, L. , M A I WOOTEN, L. , - 1 A 1 s ZAYDMAN, F- A , . I 3 , 1, :A R, ' ' :ad . I 1 A , I L 1 ,-'pi X gf xQ V x 2,3 U 1 5 K R, Jn L W ,X ' K - Q if , L 3 ff X 9 fv , 1 7 f f I ' f 75 92 f 1? 1 f ' T W ' ' X ff' avg V: ,,.,- K X X it -X I. ,ff sf, ' ff ff f ' , Y W ff ff f , Q 1 ' y , ,.:a . .I QL!! 71 Z ' ' f 'fifrf 'ff K7 W , M 7 fd iQ 'IZ ff ,771 1 X 'f Q ff ,A -f , Aa f If ' fl f - .-5 X I M f .4 ,Z aff I ' I 246-X ' X-' 5 P1412 151 5! CLASS OF 1948 KE mi gwimN ar' gp w-9 4 ...,,. ,fv- fu T M. Q ,SL ,gg ' rw gy f pak! Wav Win, , ,yr X E4- LORING, P., PT6sid67'Lt HILL, J., Vice-P 7'6Sid61'Lf PARKER, C., Sec'y.-Treas. ACOSTA, JESUS ALLEN,R. BARFrELD,F BELL1NGER,L. BIBB, R. BoWEN,R BURNEY,B BUsH,o. CANNON,J cATTo,H. coLE,G. coNEs,J DANNEMu1ER,L Vib q 195314 DARLING, C. A DUBOSE, J. V DUBosE,s FOSTER,J.A. FRAsHER,M. GARCIA,l GoNzALEz,R 1 .H 22 E9 W1 '9' , H CLASS OF 1948 lg gl M. A ' ' I a WM f'm 3 mp, J . X f s ,fig - 4 'fr . ,V , .3 W' ' , nah-, A-YA I fkfq V-P' L of-N FX' 1.'f - l Q H E . ! . M , .-., CLASS OF 1948 YEIMIBH--I I I MONTGOMERY, B. MORGAN, E. PARKER, A. PATTERSON, M. PETERSON, R, PICKERING, W. PIPKIN. .I. 9 RANDOLPH, D. ,gf , READER, R. . REUWER, H. ROTE, T. RUBSAMEN, E. RUSS, M. RUSSI, J. STEWART, M. SULLIVAN, J. w ,, ,I TULLOS, T. VALLES, M. WEBB, H. ,V , VVILLIAMS, D. ' 1 3: I A. , ' I WILSON, DRAKE 5, , . SISI E .L I ,L WITHERSPOON, G. 'X ,,.. ZANDER, W. I X . N 7 X f 1' f W ff M ' f , f - 5 Q f gfff M f Y k ,N--xf. 'i' If ff' f , , 5 ' 7 'ff ff ff '7 X ffiiff ff Z 'X W - ,fx V ff' 7 f ffff ,f?f V ., 'I' E 2' W f f t W' ff' Q0 4 ' D-2, 1 4 1 ,f w - f I x I ' J, if ,VR 4. 1 54 Y if My ii, -Q' RB-SR Cx!-XNKD ryfh Ofwxfx,-XF HEM I! CLASS OF 1949 tmlmmamm ml F W. ig PITMAN, B., President - WW' EIBAND, J., Vice-President HOUSTON, R., Secretary-Treasurer ' A ' CARTER, R. AOOSTA, JUSTO , : .. W VA i . A AMBRIZ, N. ,,,, ' A A BOOTH, O. A OOO , BRAUN, J. wif , , l W , BRES, A. gs. J CALVERT J V 3 av- 1. 'V ' , . D fr A I N , al' xx . OASSIN, W. OATEORA, P. 'fb' OHAMBERLAIN, K. OOMPEAN, A. COMPEAN, R. CROWLEY, C. CROWLEY, D. DANNEMILLER, G. DARLING, S. P. DAVIS, V. DEANE, W. DEITZ, D. DENISON, R. DITTMAR, J. DONOHO, T. EISAMAN, R. EVANS, J. FAIROHILD, W. f f 1 Q A ., V V' . T J ' 'Y Q ? g,5h A FERNARDE7, A. pfxxfxrxrr f- EEMHHHHIE! CLASS OF 1949 IM E IE! gggrsg r GARLAND, D. GILLILAND, R. GISH, W. GLOVER, J. GODRRRY, G. GORDON, H. HALE, B. HAWES, L. HEIL, R. INGRAM, R. KAYTON, L. KILLIAN, R. KISTLER, E. KOCH, L. KREIMERMAN, M. LAIRD, s. LINN, R. LOOKHART, T. LOVE, W. 7 MCQUIGG, J. . f?MD' MARCUS, M. . AAV. ,Q v MAURER, R. MOLESWORTH, F. MORRIS, M. MUIR, A NELSON, O. NORTHRUP, O. PALAZUELOS, A. PANCOAST,. ,V 45.3 Y. 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H f will ' ' f if - ' ' 4, Xfijpf 2, f1.g?' , ,jfb - ,fp ' L M f' ,I m, ' kai -Y-w1,,.,V.,,,MW,V gay 1 'I , . A 51 ' 1 . , ,nigga ,J 44622 lf Y ' , A Ip, ea GR? ckfxfx FX,-A Ofxxfxxrxf IEI MEH IEI CLASS OF 1950 EEIMMEM. . IE! BELL, W., President E L ! PM f' 72 . .. Av-' Q s ff 4-SQ A A N Y O A Y 1 Y w f Y Of 4, wg TZ MOSS, C., Vice-President GUIDO, L., Sedy.-Treas CACHON, A. CANSLER, C. COPPEL. F. DAVIS, L. EISAMAN, W. ESTEVEZ, E. FARNSWORTH, K. GITLER, S. GRADY, G GRAHAM, E. GROESBEECK, H. HEDDERICK, G HOLLAND, E. MARTIN, S. J, PARKER, J RAYMOND, M. SKLADAL, G. SNYDER, B. TAYLOR, O , W X77 L 1 ,.,?'- .af tif ff - ! f :EEL jk 5 Em, ' B CXFXKW r-NJA 0f 'wKNr-NJ IEI HEH IEI YEAR BOOK STAFF iimlmmam ISI THE BLUE BONNET STAFF HUGH A. FITZSIMONS, JR ,.........,....,....w...................., ......,...w...,......,..,,.....w.. .................... .........,...,. E d i tor-in-Chief CHARLES NOBLE ....,.,........................ ....A.....,.... A ssociate Editor DONALD PENGELLY ........,., .......,.,.....,..,....,.. Art Editor GORDON EDGAR .,................,............... ,.,......... S ports Editor WILLIAM MENDLOVITZ ...,,.,.,.,..... .........,,,... O lass Editor BEN VAN TUYL .,...,...........AA...,....A......, ,...,...,..... C Zubs Editor GEORGE BRISTOL ,...............,..,.. ..........,. M ilitary Editor STAFF MEMBERS DURFEY, J. CALVERT ZANDER PICKERING MUIR LNote: The T. M. I. Advertising Staff appears on page 132.5 tm fwf B REEZE! , ,!f j1!gQyji' i.g, , 1, , f NrRAPP F 25 3 SHGRT CO'EDiTC?f3i HEADLINERS N516 -mf i 04111 nm ra uw -- H ass: hfiziltcxfy lmtitwiel ERW MAT!-H5 C055 GZ ., ,V ,vyvff U1,g,,,N,, , ,777 EFL! sHAvv 1 2 pf QV V MUN? - H - rx eseialswmlel I EE E . NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY CLARK EVERETT ,... ,,...........,.. President GEORGE WEST .......... ...,...,.... V ice-President CHARLES NOBLE ..,..... ,............,., S ecretary TIM WORD .,.............O...O.....w....,.....,...,,....... ..........,..,..,.O.,............,... - .,..,. .......... T r easurer DURFEY, J. SALEH, J. I EDGAR, G. ZIMMERMAN, G. KENDALL, B. STACY, W. MENDLOVITZ, W. THOMAS, R. PULLEN, D. VAN TUYL, B. Membership in the National Honor Society is the highest award for individual achieve- ment that a cadet can receive. The members of this Society are chosen by the faculty and must stand high in scholarship, leadership, service and character. The number of members is limited to five per cent of the juniors, and fifteen per cent of the seniors. T. M. I. is one of the very few private schools to enjoy the distinction of having a charter of this Society. 4 l 1 x i V , L. 51 53 JUNIOR HISTORIANS EVERETT RICHARDSON ,...,...,... , .... .... f-,A ,AX ,X . -J MF- fi H J- Ill. . ...A.......,., P76SZCl6?1i ......Vice-President Sergeant-at-Arms Reporter ALBERT BEOKMAN .....,.......,, LINDY TISCHLER .A..A,.,.A JOE A. FOSTER ,..,,A,,.O.. BLOCKER HILL BOOTH, C. HYDE CANSLER RELEER CHANDLER KENDALL DALLETT KIRKLAND RINKLEA KLINE, O. FITZSIMONS MARTINEZ, A. FLY MATHIS HANDELMAN MACFARLAND HEINEN MILLER, G, MINNS PICKERING READER REED REESE RICHTER, A. RODGERS, D. ROSE SALEH SALLEE SNYDER STEYVART, J. STILLWAGON SUREDDIN TOLLESON TROOST, A. VILLARREAL WEST VVOODLEY ZANDER ZIMMERMAN S. ,E. Q fu-Saw.-R I WW' .Jlnsvnw f-,fWfW.f'N fxf-,Nfqx SENIOR LITERARY SOCIETY S1 1 IH IS W'7 r1'We' frvzyrfw 41 HUGH FITZSIMONS ,.,,,E ,.R..... P resident ROBERT SHORT ...,,,.. ...... wee-P1-esiaem TIM WORD .,O., ..,..,...,..,. ,,,., .,....,AT.....O,., S e O retary RICHARD MINNS .,O..,, I ,.sSergeant-ai-Arms BRISTOL KIRKLAND COHEN KLEIN, S. DILXVORTH MORRIS, T. DURFEY, J. NOBLE HANDELMAN PENGELLY KELFER SCHLATTER KENDALL VAN TUYL it is rarely Eloquence may be found in conversations and in all kinds Of writingsg found when lOOked for, and Sometimes discovered where it is least expected. R I LA BRYYERE. 0K'RfNr-Xfh 1 Oflwfx-r-NV! lammpamlmsl JUNIOR LITERARY SOCIETY WILLIAM ZANDER .,....... LEO DANNEMILLER ..,,... MORGAN FRASHER ...,,...... DRAKE WILSON .......,... BRAUN CATTO CHAMBERLAIN CONES DARLING, S. P. EISAMAN, W. EVANS FERNANDEZ HAWES HEIL HELLAND HOUSTON ,.,.,.......,..President ..........Vice-President ecretary Sergeant-at-Arms A Word fitly spoken is like apples of gold in pictures of silver. JUVENAL PICKERING KREIMERMAN RICHTER, E. LAIRD ROSENBERG MCQUIGG SHAW MEADERS SMITH, W. MOLESWORTH, F, -PROVERBS. 'Q -f ,Q A, 19,1444 4?,?,,,-45.42,7x,z1efV ,-I 1 ,JT , f . 1 I ,K-N-.fx K rxfh E m i HALL OF FAME IEIMMHH IQI JOHN MOLESWORTH M05TREPrzENTATxvE :ml n HALL or FAME m imi Most Industrious .....,... Most Popular ....,.... Most Ambitious ........ Most Handsome ........ Best Natured ............ ANNEX Outstanding Officer ....................... Outstanding Non-Com. CSeniorJ ......... Outstanding Non-Com. fJuniorJ ........ Outstanding Cadet Private ..,,.....,.. Best Drilled Cadet ................, Neatest Boarder Cadet ......... Neatest Day Student Cadet .,..,,.. Best Marksman ....,,............... Best Musician ........ Best Bugler ,....... Best Drummer ....... Best Athlete .............. Best Public Speaker ....... Best Dancer ........ Best Waiter ........ Best Ad Seller .............. Most Versatile Cadet ,......... Biggest Sheik ......... Biggest Shine ......., BASEMENT .........John Saleh ...........Dan Blocker ...Hugh Fitzsimons ..........Don Garrett ...........Dan Blocker ........John Molesworth ..........Don Garrett ..........Charles Noble M. Frasher, Jr. ...Charles Lockhart ...Glen Zimmerman ...Tommy Lockhart .......Paul McSWeen .........Robert Short .........Bryan Hull .....Frank Sureddin ........Hal Singleton .......Tim Word .........Robert Short .......Donald Pengelly .........Robert Shaw .........Hugh Fitzsimons .....Richard Mueller Melvin Handelman Biggest Goldbrick ........ ....... E verett Richardson ll li j ij j l i gf f ll COTILLION CLUB M MR JOHN MOLESWORTH ........... LOUIS WOOTEN ..,,...........,. DICK KIRKLAND .,......... LINDY TISCHLER ..,....... ...................President .....,.........,Vice-President ,, ......,. Secretary-Treasurer MEMBERS RAPP VANDER ZEE, R. HILL, J. PENGELLY MILLER, G. SINGLETON, H. GARRETT Not pictured: LORING and TAYLOR. SUREDDIN TROOST RICHARDSON NOBLE ZANDER FOSTER BOOTH, Sergeant-at-Arms C. 'F E 55 UIF WOMAN LOST Us EDEN . . g gi .Q xg, 4 , JANE MILLIKAN LYNCH Mfiwfsn Josspums MAYO A! Msmmvzi ALICEANNA 9 RHOHER 1 MEBANE A PULLEN Eg g! SUCH AS SHE ALONE RESTORE IT ,- , D f Mfw,NfV1 .-1 m.I.u4I..,a -:S 1. 99 4 , . I 2133311231 ith If! Jo-ANNE HILL ww-WWW WMMOR MOLESWORTH an MODENE TAYLOR IMMM ALICE TYNE 5 CAPTAIN CAPTAIN If IQEEVERETT FITZSIMONS NANCY IEAN ffffQTffZ-jil5355 FINLEY CAPTAIN RAPID ,,w- ' . ,, I' EM I? m m m WILD BLUE YONDER BOYS EIMHEH EI N X 51 I L gg, -N-Y if f W 'V f Qi X25 N 8 1 gm' - Q. 4 ,V . 'l x fly, Af' Q Lu X W T 1- Q' az ,Cai M N Jas- Cxfxw fxfh IEI HEHMIQI LEADING THE WAY xW 'Wf llEIMHHH. . . . .IE! YV ,f may i 11 N. . ,, M , 74' 4 ,,,...,. X W rs f' 5 P! Mfg . - ,., A , ,Q ,, . W , f ,, f, . y 4 4 ,H-s' A X f viffu ff 1 rm n gf 'H f f X 1 im. Ah, 41,8 . - Q- ' 1 X-gy . su , Qw f N f 1 Iv . 'l ' ' ' X? 1 E .Li mx xx 4 X X 4 . 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Il 0.f'xfN CafXfNf-xr Staff SCTQ6ClTLf-S'- Low, Perwein, Richter, A., Saleh, Stacy, Zimmerman. Sergeants- Lucchese, Meaders, Peterson, Tucker, Wilson, Drake. Corporals- Bibb, Booth, C., Bush, P., Chandler, R., Cole, Dallett, Heinen, Rigsby, Still- Wagon. Privates, First Class- Coleman, Darling, C., Godfrey. Privates- First Platoon-Barshop, Cachon, Catto, Gordon, M., Helland, Houston, Jaggi, Jamison, Kelly, Koch, Lockhart, C., Maus, Miller, G., Mueller, Nelson, Reuwer, Rivero, Roddy, Rubsamen, Stewart, J., Stone, Sullivan, Villarreal, A., Warncke. Witherspoon. Second Platoon-Braun, Cansler, Chamberlain, Chandler, J., Darling, S. P., Donoho, Dittmar, Evans, Eisaman, W., Fairchild, Gonzalez, Grady, Graham, Juvenal, Kaufman, Laird, Linn, McQuigg, Molesworth, F., Palazuelos, Russi. Santos, Scott, S., Silber, Valles, Velasquez, Webb, L., Wheeler, Jr. 'W rrgil - H , A ug f W, , E l V E if E ' 5 , , Y, g f-f, 515 . I za' 2 f all as I 6 : u 4. 1: H In L-4 mor' A 2 Goa Egg ESU' Guam P-X U1 'E 5,,-4 gm, HQW aff: a m . FE 2: P1 CJEUQ-Zia: agua W fgewi . Q 5 51 Elvis! 'N Os :QW 2 QQ:-f 2 O 333 2 E23 z 0 P' E Qzgm Q SSS 3 asa 2 'U Z zo' 4 :nag 3 wi za 3 5. 22 291g S. Q L 3350 331: 3232 sae 522 Sai NG, ,QE ei? Wes IQQE, SQSI 1 aff: aff: 55 3222 E I? RS Em E . , 5 if HE C-.f HfNr'Xf-A ' Cxf xf'Xf'Qv-I ' ff ' P ' elmliieamae. C 0 M P A N Y B nelmdehmlel COHN, J ............A...,,.....,..,.... ....,...... C aptain, Company Commander VANDER ZEE, R ........... ,.,- ,.,,......... - .A.A...,........................ First Sergeant TROOST, A ....................,......w................, , ,....... .......A............,...........,..,........,. G uidon Bearer FIRST PLATOON SECOND PLATOON LT. PULLEN ......,...........,. - .........,,,.. Platoon Leader LT. LYNCH, J ............ - .A.................. Platoon Leader BLOCKER, D .,..,..,.... ,...,..,,..... P latoon Sergeant MATHIS .............,,...... -- ..,A.A..... Platoon Sergeant GIBBS ...,..,.,,....l,....,.,....,.. ..,........,,.,.. P latoon Guide VAN TUYL, B ........,... .... - ..... P latoon Guide Staff Seryeants- Cohen, Hagelstein, Lochte, Strickland, Tischler, Villarreal, E. Sergeants- Durfey M., Foster f Sr. J, Hensley, Kelfer, Kidd, Kline, C Corporals- DuBose, J., Gregory, McCord, Reese, Richardson, Zander. Privates, First Class- Estevez, S., Frasher, Montgomery, Morris, L., Paulos, Russ. Privates- First Platoon-Bell, Compean, R., Dilworth, Erhard, Gitler, Glover, Gordon, H., Kallison, Kistler, Kuh, Lumtmann, Minns, Morgan, Morris, M., Nicholson, Nor- thrup, Rogers, N., Rosenberg, Sallee, Shaw, Smith, W., Taylor, Tullos, Vaello, Vincent, Webb, H., Zaydman. Second Platoon-Adriance, Burney, Calvert, Carter, Cateora, Compean, A., Dannemiller, G., De La Hoz, Eddleman, Fernandez, Finklea, Fish, Guerra, Hale, Heil, Klein, J., James, Josey, Pipkin, Pittman, Ramirez, Rote, Shemaria, Shifrin, Snyder, Yates. .f ' ,Ffj l f'w MW H-J' .1 1 1, 'V 5 2' 7N'? 7X V X ja .. 4- ,W , ,W as yr I .3 .raw gf ' fi fi f r f v eil, - Us W' V LQ 3 , . Mft 5 21 F 22 f ,fs -.' 3' 5 ' 1. f-fs 51 iv.. ...nw A Q 4 C-fDxr'NrXF shed Wwe . f , - . 3 amnagmlgl C o M P A N Y C ISI HEIJ MIS EVERETT, C ........ .. ........ ...Captain, Company Commander THOMAS, R .............. ,... - ,... . .....,..,.... - .,........ - .......A..,... F irst Sergeant HILL, J .....,...,.. - ..........,...............,................... - ....... .. .f.4........ -.- ...........---.................-.., Gaiden BCGYC7' FIRST PLATOON SECOND PLATOON LT. KENDALL ................. . ....... - ..... Platoon Leader LT. MENDLOVITZ ,,...... - .......,.., Platoon Leader WOOTEN .,..,...... - .......... ....,...,.. P latoon Sergeant WORD ...,....... - ...... - ........,........ -- ...,. Platoon Sergeant MALTSBERGER ...AA.. -.- ,..,4 Platoon Guide MERCK ......., - .,........, Platoon Guide Staff Sergeants- Beck, Durfey, J., Krueger, Schlemmer, Singleton, E., Vander Zee, H. Sergeants- Chiari, Fly, Gorman, Morris, T., Parker, C. Corpofrals- Bowen, Bush, O., Overton, Sco-tt, E., Woodley. Privates, First Class- Acosta, Jesus, Barfield, Dannemiller, L., Gish. Privates- First Platoon-Booth, I., Cannon, Cole, Conder, Deane, Dillard, Gragg, Green, Groh, Kayton, Lyon, Martinez, M., Martinez, R., McCurdy, Muir, Oltorf, Oxley, Pfeffer, Pratt, Reader, Reed, Richter, E., Rodgers, D., Shook, Singleton, H., Stewart, M., Webb, T., Wheeler, R. Second Platoon- Acosta, Justo, Bellinger, Boyd, Brooks, Davis, V., Dreeben, Du Bose, S., Eisa- man, R., Esquerra, Garcia, Groesbeeck, Guido, Hawes, Hedderick, Holland, Killian, Martinez, A., Parker, J., Patterson, Raymond, Rose, Skaladal, Smith, F., Smith, K., Stewart, J. S., Tolleson, Waterous, Wilkinson, Williams, D. la m: 1,3 BRASS HATS fxl., EEIMHHHMIH S SSW yJ,,,amw K , ,S S ,Li 7 ALJ MOLESWORTH . CAPT MLDFXON I e LT HANDE CAPT. FiTZ5iMONS LT1 L. M END!VE PLANSQLTRAINING DFYF SUPPLY' ij AUAUoN COMMANDER jg EXECUTIVE on-:cam A DJ U TA N T A ff ' V .,,.., 'L 1 V , ' ' V Si' . - 155 ,KA 4 A 5 y ' ' ,ggi W ,ff an i ff. - X L R S EX sg. ore R COMA BAND FELLIGENCEOFF ' ,, ww' com. COMPQNY A ST OHN DNLCOMPANY B LT D DULLEN cow. :SY PLAT.-coin cQM, 2 LT. J. LY N C H N FLAT. CO COMPANY C fqgwf PW' CE?- C lf' PLAT C0 C 'W' ZX-.. . - I ,, m e NoN-coMM1ss1oNED OFFICERS la sh VT jf' Iii: pr - ' 4 V . N pw ' ... .- 5 4 MASTER SERGEANT Bristol, G. FIRST SERGEANTS Noble, C. Sureddin, F. Thomas, R. Vander Zee, R. TECHNICAL SERGEANTS Blocker, D. Edgar, G. Garrett, D. Loring, P. Mathis, J. Wooten, L. Word, 'T Staff Sergeants- Beck, Cohen, Durfey, J., Ellis, Gibbs, Hagelstein, Krueger, Lanham, Lochte, Low, R., Merck, Pengelly, Perwein, D., Richter, A., Saleh, Schlatter, Schlemmer, Singleton, E., Stacy, Strickland, Tischler, Vander Zee, H., Van Tuyl, B., Villarreal, E., Zimmerman. Sergeants- Beckman, Cadwallader, Chiari, C-ones, Durfey, M., Fly, Foster, J., f Sr. J Gorman, Hensley, Hill, Hull, Hyde, Kelfer, Kidd, Kline. C., Lucchese, Mac Farland, Maltsberger, Meaders, Morris, T., Parker, C., Peterson, Pickering Troost, Tucker, Wilson, Drake. Corporals- Bibb, Booth, C,, Bowen, Bush, P., Chandler, R., Cole, G., Dallett, DuBose, J. Gregory, Heinen, Hunt, Klett, McCord, Overton, Reese, Richardson, Rigsby, Scott, E., Stillwagon, Webb, L., Woodley, Zander. 4,.,.- G- 1. ' ,, ' . ,mzlwsivivd . g S .T....i,., ,... ...W ,.., . ,.... M. IQI HEH QQ RIFLE TEAMS lmlmhihm lgl FIRST TEAM L. to R.: EDGAR ZANDER BRISTOL, G. MCSWEEN MEBANE Winner Second Place, Hearst Trophy Match, Eighth Service Command. SECOND TEAM L. to R.: MERCK STONE THOMAS DuBOSE, J. SCHLATTER Winner Fifth Place, Hearst Trophy Match, Eighth Service Command. THIRD TEAM L. to R.: CALVERT PITTMAN WILSON, DRAKE NOBLE DILLARD Winner Fourth Place, Hearst Trophy Match, Eighth Service Command. 6.5-WxfW fjfh . --fm Qlfx c . Jf rx Better to know how and not need to, than . . . WA W' Cxfx'xfNkf'XRrh I HEMMJQI Awaiting Annual Federal Inspection by . . HUMMER ISI P. M. S. SL T. and STAFF EDWARD H. DAY, Cavalry LLOYD A. CRABB, JR., Infantry Captain, AUS P. M. S. 8: T. , EDWARD PUGH, Master Sergeant, DEML 34011 furlough at the time this picture was made. First Lieutenant, AUS Assistant, P. M. S. 8: T. XALVIN L. COWAN, Sergeant, DEML f W if 4 Cwfxxfxfxfqr gi g Col. Richard C. Singer, F. 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SMOKE GETS IN YOUR EYES -Word and Loring special. 'ATHE LAST TIME I SAW PARIS -Hubba, Hubba, Lt. Crabb! ELEVEN 60 P. M. -Better late than never: Saturday. THERE'LL BE SOME CHANGES MADE -Gig system starts. HCHICKERY CHICK -Scrambled eggs again. HAVE YOU EVER HAD THAT FEELING IN THE MOONLIGHTH-? ? ? I DON'T WANT TO SET THE WORLD ON FIRE -Grady. if 35 if ACADEMY AWARDS SPELLBOUND -Landgraf lectures on. THE LOST WEEKEND -Panther Stag Party. DUMBO -Kreimerman. GOING MY WAY -These T. M. I. wolves! DAWN PATROL -Bird Dog's at it again. THE FACE IN THE WIND-OWY'-Snyder during athletics hour. A WALK IN THE SUNY'-Trail. DEADLINE AT DAWN - Bluebonnet,' staff. SPECIAL ATTRACTION, HSTRIPES AND STARS, now being shown at the Hole, your Intraschool Theater. 05 lf if Dao JK fx A BEST SELLERS STRANGE INTERLUDE''-Firecrackers at midnight. WAR IN THE WILDERNESS -Extended order drill. STRANGE FRUIT -Quartered oranges for breakfast. PERSISTENT FACES -Masters of the day. 'LGOD MADE THE COUNTRY fBlanton's text. THE DAY OF THE DOG -XV:-zdnesday at T. M. I.: high noon. THE PROSPECTORH-Tucker's cavern grows deeper. THE LITTLE MINISTER -Brother Tischler. E gg IT HAPPENED THIS WAY , v J X ' X lllr if ,I W M A Q-1 aw, kr' I A x X 5 3 ' My wk Q iN Nr ' X cfx fK,- asm 'I li hx I X 2 x ' A 4 fx 5 ff KWH You mwEN'T Gow-we 'RNGBT mmm-QEGWT A BR 999-.lVW5'TEPxL ' 1 1.1 wmv! -' I SY WMD 'JO' W 1 5 'CQ' yr Wag, 1955 gc' 1,9 , I is ...,,,,.,.., Q ,.f was Mpeg, kv, 5.4 W I , Kiffuf :To 2 In f' Q Q W ?' ff ' 4997 I, 5 Z E 0: 0 Q ' 1 - -T?-'fri Z X 7 ' A J O Q 691.1 ', ff- 0 X Q 0 ' .4 V 1 sv Q WHO LQT Tl-XE FWECRALKEQ M '-v 'Z QW!!! Af ,I 'XJ X gf? X' 5 5-Qgul, -. .5 P' ',,,'mMt. M z.,-.fgqlp 151115171 ,ww gm, gauges' ,sm tai mm iw. THE ROUGHERLELEMENTE . . it W tml ,. .., U mum iupuun. ti . u Ililli-'tu W 5 .LHLIU - V, Q2 Z si I W f. J 3 5 , 5 , 4, f 'K 6 -. M 'tym Mi' 4 W? 2. . 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'qu it ,as 2 .T 1' l - 4 ' - zflmi .'Y5iif1gf55'f 'i'fT?'ai47g?1i-'13 ' fi Eff if S . ' -N fx Q 1 -1..1... 1 - '1 - . - ' . V 52,1 ,f f., . . ' -A h I Mi ., 5 gig. , ji rf. ll, pq 1 5:35. u 11 . . ,E Q, ,f ' 11: gf 1. A ,ff f 5 343- 'A 1 if .'-514, ' 'SYN' - 5 ,g 2233. I-, - -' 2 X Af 'fi' T O Q: J gs- e-A TN- 1 ' - N . J 'T 'im it . ie ' - gi -i .--- ' 4- -mini' W ' .I ,- 'ig M ' 4 . , -f----- . 1. ma.. Q - ' 1- . - h iz in if? za wx , 1-1 , . . h h . ' gi .. -1 4- -am:-QU. ' , Y 'M ' Sf N' 4 ' ' ng, R M. , .L A M ww,..f.- T CA is 32 - MMT 1f'sfh.S.:.. , za- . '-mm 8 M , .T N .., if :gg W ' -.. Q' fin' Q. 2 i . , . WX . , , f. . a um '3, - 5 ' fm fu ' A 5 F . 'W 13 'il . N5 If J. :iw-.'..' 'VR , ' . A ,..L, 4 H - a ,, 5 n r .,- .- ,...f- . THE SEELEY SCHOOL HOUSTON STREET, 1886 fArtist's Couceptionb gl may O Q as Q .n . , . 1 UGREATCOAKSTFROM LITTLE .311 6 W -if BOOK ONE Then and Now Away back in 1886, Dr. W. B. Seeley, a Princeton graduate, established a school on Houston Street. That school has grown into San Antonio Academy. The cover drawing is our artist's idea of how the Houston Street school looked. This present volume of the Academy Blue Bonnet celebrates the 60th anniversary of Dr. Seeley's work. The ideals and high concept that he built into his school have been preserved and added to by Dr. W. W. Bondurant and Lt. Col. W. T. Bondurant, who have succeeded him as heads of the school. THE OLD BELL RANG AGAIN LAST YEAR! Xxx jf XXX! BIRTHDAY SALUTE T0 S. A. A. Happy Birthday to you, Happy Birthday to you, Happy Birthday, Dear Academy, Happy Birthday to you. -Boys of 1946. l S' mowo! X xcinsuw L+ J, TO THESE BE THE HONOR PROF. J. W. CULVER PROF. B. H. MEYER DR. WV. W. BONDURANT, SR. To these three men goes much of the thanks and the praise for the eminence of our school. They manned the ship, upon which beat unavailingly the Waves of uncertainty during the early years of this century. Theirs were the hands that set that ship on the true course of scholarship and character-a course that had been charted by the school's founder, Dr. Seeley-a course upon which the present management is directing the school. wiwmllilllmllll , x ww WWW 0 0 w S 3 1:54 -54 E s-glltguwa .., Z 414 'Xi' ' m, 'W NT Olllo 1 a fllllnmuvuuxxulllllmx SQ AN IONQO KCADEMY X-y E+3:LiQ3: 'T FROM PAST TO PRESENT LT. COL. W. T. BONDURANT, President of S. A. A. and T. M. I. gf' sxd, Sgt ANTOy l .i 1 V KCAQEMYO , ,- 'j 1, A C S 5 AS HISTORY SEES US fl HQ, I-1':'?lf'l . . , X :'H'f VIII s u1lf l'i' , H , 1 ',!'- 4-:.'- rw A' .', 1 ' Twl,,,.. 1ei 'ww' fllllf lil l l .l f,: ,flllll 1 ll.l,qll,:lr .f il l--ll . it gfg3Qilg7ZWllQl2 W willLQrl:,l.l ,ll.y1,filfll5Qy f 1 S i A of . ' lfsgg' l'l.l1..' -f1llii1 .llllll ll-gli 77 ug J' mong our svifes rand granQ,Siif5g'Q31fxf A M'? l. , 1 ,X L confess to ye ' J' was Vfirsflf ! U V 1 W M ,l M all V.. ,I wr X X IV 'VA , ,1 A. l N lfsfixtyxyears ffdf :Qi s ix Qsofhdgrocexsy sv .'2A,,' Houston 'Street. ln K it ,Lf V. ,., A j - 1 A + vlf.. . . A l f,my+e. W 1. gl ,u X en thefsch w l , X ma y., M , ai no Albnt Xl 3,5611 1 . . T1-,avis lm? l 5 'f, ' ' L , l -ll ff V 1 i i 'if ' l ' l ' .fl-, A 5 ,fgll'lY li? i' e a' ,JI 1 : . ' V i ll ,f During it s first .yearg 11 Qhoo '- 'E-be 1 S 'dffiliatx g ,g ' Ml A' 2: 7,ff 'X- X' , .jus w 4 nity-fu J Y A A 1 re I A an l 1 a ,,g il y f- Fin, l Irv. lx, Llllwslwyf llirlrr km, l. f A 1 f ' f. H, 5 ' ,. 3 A l The ad ,HE - sa.nl'Z!ulceni'6'faEgge1igy Rial see1ey.fllgiIelwai,r l, .,.u,1U Q- I X Y XXAX X I N A, I gf' X fl, ' I ct' V A, 74 ntnenfal Si?c1.Jsl L l f.1879, with! A i ,i'llII0l1,1l' Kill l K '19 I' l1ll'l 'k' 1 ' ' f 5luiw .F 9 ul 5,6 A5 1 I I . 'V l f '1 ll 7 f 1 1 Hiott mga Nl: ML, ug if .. M., l. xlpnthr ' ,fl 'xl , ,l l K Tl 5- 1 er tl , . I lvl: ntii a n ,q',f 4 A xr A , Eipgthil iufil A5m fai ,i Vina been ii Ii struatorlin 'ne lil! A 'vtofehibst . f qfillgl '-,'l- , 'f ' 2 1 ' fxxx' WA , 4-N' g-'L-,V l rg'.u?I3ll' ,iDgQt r Se ley,cagge,a,a'c?fs a'?teo171flre-,Qu l Iso! A L,eluK,9 u f 'f . f 'p 1 1 ' , msn. ' , yy ' ,Wx . tLyt . vice until 1906, M enxngglierirea, siyksjrrigse N f+y fll g'l 'I is if if 'X fine, ,fu f 'JVM l,f'lg,ljl .. . F I M 18 wsc o li 'IM itm orig!nT sit itfwfsplggo etikxtmiggnffljreseim . fn a il. ,?iIi'iu Litfm sllfar 'Liu in th stick Thi' site W acrossh friom i n l u w H U 1' 31,5 Wil! MV 3 . M ' '-ff' ,ga w k m il , iran ffvwlil ,pariifik ' il ? ha riggi if -' 2 .Wi I'abb 'f,1'n 1 0I1I1 ti lr 1. X ' 111 ' 'n l ,r'1...'g5 '--.lg '. ,' ':'-.- f I J,' In . .l'l l- . i . 'lvl '-'H l All A all lf- 2 l..lfi U 2 fl'- list! 'l ' A' .- V lu .N A , -' ' l'-Www 1' - '41 '1'l '? H ltgipnringsflilflg le-te slpgingkf 1-926.ti1e SaltxAMii'Sf?,ir'gJl'!Ma'tle1iEq'!Afe4ggWptxi f, . ' I x so Jfhefisdiofiuthoritiesibegixf 1QelQin2'AforSladditloi1'g, A Q -g SA Q. l , N ' 'i . vsghlle the a,uthofi'Ai:tges.of Vvlest-4'1jexas Military Academy b6g3,ifliYQl,ZfCh1Ilg'f0I1 asupevmtend- QIlitNayft? ion of C01. J. Tom Williams. B0t152 spr0e1E1H5 we Bllveaifnen the nfl, .N X X-f 7 offgigffg- A I ,LQ Aff r I lsphools Wese consolidated and the name of West7?Dex25is.5,'M5itaTy Academy wasl l , . f 4 w,,f.f F? '11, l 'chaftgcggmjlfexas Military Institute. A fe Wil fl A Ee . V- . fe All '5 'fx' ' ' VSfl'iQ.9'qfbfgQ.n-Autonifgr A9qd,emyQWeff. uLdy.edVf,Q' S i?Pf?5S7?ilff,10cat101i,lthe buildings! 1 1. Nxlvif fx 4, vJw,,g,'i-1 if 4 f J my V-X. -,HVJ,y,yf.,f 6, Q1 L 1 f ' I al ' 'fl' ' J rf- 11.5 V '. ' A Wer , ' kt K N ,V t- i JJ 9 pctilires grouped? xtogetheiue- mug.: , was .e,f,-i,' f' s.51-lbw? .5 -ga, 2 x K ences, TheL A - ,,...rL-'!.-f- -., MVN ' 1 Lf . . y n H-v ' K Q-sf?-.1?,.a,219,'3'i, was .f s :XM I TS iglifn Qi Since then! f, fr. A . r xl, V4 ,. my L 'm m tl' 4 -1 ,MMA on ,improvements hav eenil-rzfieffxfo why-1 , , V i LSA 17 -1 WTS , ' ' R ' ' t'lre'h'i'stoT .1 -fialq ml igm f,u yg ' hi f it r' L ' ' 5 ,i-y fl , . higher and better education. 1 li im R 115 1 ? V as the best wishes of all its ,Aw V. - , ll - 2 -5g':Ffs alumni ELS it DESSQSCQBSIO I- i0 lt a yyimx -a .L g ' 7 TK that are ngt found . 'ia ll 'W' il!-tl in books. X U-, -1 xg ' ,Y N Y' K E! -'LT I S O A e-E S'i'.i'll?.YO 5 '2'5iR'?0 1-we OUR FACULTY X f 3 2 N1 X xx. X. ,-X.z' S LT. COL. W. T. BONDURANT .,.,.,...........AA.,......,...,A,........,,.............,.,,,,,....,.. President of S. A. A. and T. M. I. fNot shown in pictureb MR. J. S. PEARCE, JR ............. .... , .- .... Headmaster, English and Military Drill MR. A. W. ROE .............. - ......., ............ ..,.,......,. L i brarian, English and History MR. J. H. EARGLE ,............ ,...... - ,,... ,R eading and Penmanship MR. J. F. PHILLIPS .............. ..- .,...,......,.....,..,...,,.,....................... Physical Education MR. JIMMIE KLEIN ........... - ....,......... Band Instruments and Band Director MR. C. I. BROWN .............,............... -. .......,...., Spanish and History MISS MABEL VAUGHAN .....,.....,. .........,......... H ostess and Dietitian MR. COLE FRO SMITH ........... -. .............. Mathematics and Athletics MISS EDITH BILES .,............ - ......... ..,..,.......... - ................,..,...,......,...,............,.....,......., R egistrar MR. SAMUEL E. REED, JR ........., ...,,,....... E nglish, Science and Mathematics MRS. A. J. HURT ...........,............,....... .........,,... P iano and Musical Appreciation MR. JAMES L. McGEE .............. - ......,,..... - ...,..............,........................ - ..........................,...........,.,,. ......,..... S cience and History The Academy Wishes to acknowledge here appreciation of the many fine teachers who have rendered service to the school in years past. Mention on other pages has been made of Dr. Seeley, Dr. Bondurant, Prof. Meyer and Prof. Culver. To this illustrious list we add the names of Prof. J. D. Miller and Prof. W. A. Barrett. TQ T252 ACADEMY FROM NORTH FLORES , I 6 1 86 sTuDENT ACTHJITIES 1 rl X-, ,y mon, XS KCADEMYO Q9 E GOH7 Eilvfbday Mumbelv Egan Arfrorpio academy SAN ANTONIO ACADEMY NORTH FLORES STREET, 1906 lSketch from Old Post Cardj xifzxtfx V fzxrrr mono S mo O M9511 GREAT OAKS FROM LITTLE c 'EJ7 59' 3 1' Nl Nl M 2 GK 39 N it If , , , Aff 1 5' Xx,t?l'3 if am xr' X-Y ,. BOOK TWO Scholarship In 1888 Dr. Seeley moved his school from Houston Street to its present location by San Pedro Park. At that time the school was housed in frame buildings and the campus presented very dif- ferent views from those we now see. The picture on the cover of this section, taken from an old post card, shows the school as seen in 1906. During those early years many things were different around the school, and, boys, it seems we were born too late, for they had girls at the school as an inspection of the following honor roll will show. The watchword of Dr. Seeley's administration was sound scholarship, and this direction has been followed by the school since his time. HONOR ROLL FOR ACADEMY HALF A CENTURY AGO 1895 The honor roll of Dr. Seeley's school for the spring term 118953 contains the following names. In each department the names stand in order of rank. Senior Department-Gustav Groos, Miss Steffian, Arthur Norton, Miss Shiner, Mayor Halff, Miss Orvis, Walter Schreiner, Ralph Young, Edwin Cuhn, Miss Klappenbach, Charles Schreiner, Miss Lake, Louis Stieren, Miss King, Verde Wood, Clarence King, J. A. Fraser, Jr. Junior Department-Ferdinand Herff, Robert Wiseman, Harry Morey, Robert Maverick, Miss Julia King, James Patterson, Fred Wood, Alfred Farias, Robert Towes, Payne Briscoe, Henry Vanham, Ike Kampmann. gl NYOW gt Al roy, I RCA ACABEM f f ap X! ACADEMY BLUE BONNET STAFF 1 On this table rest copies of each Blue Bonnet issued since its founding in 1924, under the sponsorship of Prof. B. H. Meyer, who labored for so many years to make each succeeding issue a success. THE BLUE BONNET FOR 1946 BOB ZANDER ........... - ..,...... ,..,.,,, ......A.. , ,.,,...,,.... , . .- ...,,.. ,.,........... . ,........,, ,... ....,..,., ..... ,... E cl i t 0 if-in-C'h'ief RICHARD CALVERT .......... ........, M anaging Editor REX VVHITE Q THORNTON KIDD 5 ,. .. .. Business Managers MEMBERS OF THE STAFF JOE H. AMBERSON NATHAN KALLISON ROBERT MORRIS ADOLPH GIESECKE JOHN CONLON The Staff wishes to thank everybody who aided us in making this book, commemorat- ing the 60th Anniversary celebration of our school, a success. Many students other than the staff helped in various ways. In particular do we wish to thank Mr. C, l. Brown, who, as business sponsor for a second year, was very helpful in making this book pay its way, Thanks also go to Miss Edith Biles for clerical and critical assistance, and to Mr. J. H. Eargle, who aided the circulation department. No card of thanks would be complete without the mention of Mr. Samuel E. Reed, Whose photographic skill put us down in graceful lines and curves as we were in 1946. In addition, our thanks go to our many advertisers, old and new. S Ahlloyo LNTONIO EIGHTH GRADE - 9 THORNTON KIDD ........... RICHARD CALVERT .,,.,,,., REX VVHITE ...... ....,.......... BOB ZANDER ....,. , JEDD ROE .. CALVERT CONLON COREY DOLAN FERRELL GARZA HOLLEY KIDD LEWHS CLA SS ROLL ...,.Preszdent .A....... Vice-President ..,..4...Secreta1'y ...,......,H1stor1an ROE ROWAN RUSSELL ST. JOHN WHITE, D. WHITE, R. WOOLSEY ZANDER Poet A I Sk,-.Nj , MTON1 Alloy, ' O SECADEH fof WM EIGHTH GRADE X-:fag-fE x-1,-X-,W sv' , f , ' X ,f Xggif' CONLON 1 COREY DOLAN FERRELL GARZA HOLLEY LEWIS ROWAN RUSSELL ST, JOHN WHITE, D. WOOLSEY SEVENTH GRADE NISE 3 H, W , I -, Q XXX' PETE MURRAY ......... ROBERT MORRIS ........,,..,.. NATHAN KALLISON ........ J. HARRIS AMBERSON ........ ,I SIDNEY FRANCIS ........,.. CLASS If OLL ,...,,,......,.IPresident ..,,..Vice-President ............,.ISecretary .........,,Historian Poet AMBERSON KALLISON ANDREWS MONTEMAYOR BARCLAY MORRIS BRISTOL MURRAY COLLINS PARKINSON DAVIS, G. PENNINGTON EASTON SEMMES FRANCIS SLAVIK GIESECKE VON PHUL GONZALES WERNER JONES A332294 SEVENTH GRADE .ebggky X xi' X-ff ANDREWS BAHCLAY BRISTOL COLLINS DAVIS, G. EASTON GIESECKE GONZALES JONES MONTEMAYOR PARKINSON PENNINGTON SEMMES SLAVIK VON PHUL IVERNER, B. mtg? Nwglrowo 65-A SIXTH GRADE E f'U'f jing JOHN CHILTON ,.,.,,...,, JIMMY HARMAN ..A,, JOHN YATES ...,... ,. BRIAN JORDAN ........... ROBERT BRIDGMAN BEVERLEY BOWDEN, T. BREHM BRIDGMAN BRINK CI-IALKLEY CHILTON CONN CRADDOCK CROFOOT DOOLEY EVANS GADDIS GERARD HARMAN HOLIMAN JORDAN MACDANIEL MACMANUS MANGLBERGER MATTHEWS, W. MAZEL MILLER MINTER President .........-Vice-President CAD .....,....,Vice-President CBJ Secretary Historian NELSON, B. NELSON, S. PENNER SMITH, G. WVACKWITZ WEST WHITEHEAD YATES ZUEHL N10 FIFTH GRADE PL, . Aurowo KCAUEMT - - ,ig , X f DAVID CHRISTIAN PHILIP BARSHOP ,.,,.,,. HUGH HALFF ........, ORVIS MAXEY .,,........ CHARLES SHIELDS ADELMAN ALLISON BARSHOP BOWDEN, M. BUFORD CALDER CHRISTIAN COWLING CLASS ROLL DAVIS, H. LUTTMAN DAVIS, J. MAXEY DITTMAN MEADOR, J. HALFF MEYER HOWARD, V. PHILLIPS HUNTRESS ROBERTSON KILLIAN, J. SCARBOROUGH LEHMAN SHIELDS ....A.Pres1dent Vice-President QAJ Vice-President IBD .. Secretary ,, .....,.. Historian SMITH, L. SMITH, W. STEED THEURER WEATHERBY WHALEY WILLIAMS WILSON S W xx. V. ..,.,. - . bl TON,o 1 X-fx 9:cug:Mv I spy DIYOIQO Sf FOURTH GRADE TOMMY MQPHAUL .. .,..,,.,,,,,.,,,,.AA..,..., President GEORGE WEBB .,.., ..,.,..... T fice-President CAD RICHARD HEINTZ ,,...,..,. ViCe-Presiclent KBJ CRESTON KING ...,.., ..,,.......,,,,............ S ecretary DAVID FETZER ,, Historian CLASS ROLL BROYVN HEINTZ MCKAY TEMPLETON BRYAN HULL MCPHAUL THOMPSON COLE HUMBER OLMSTEAD WARREN DANVERS KING PENNINGTON VVEBB FETZER KOCUREK RICHARDSON WEBSTER FOLBRE LAUVER STEVES, A. VVERNER, S. GARNETT MILBURN STEVES, D. 91 M0100 pl nnowo xunsljw ls THIRD GRADE A DAVID CROSS ..A.,,.,,., ..,.,..,,.A......,. P resident DICK KILLIAN ......,.,.. ....,...... V ice-President JOHN YORK .............,,...A.,, ,, .,,,.. .... A,A...,., S e cretary CHRIS RAY STURM ,....,,, . .....,, Reporter CLASS ROLL CONOLY HENKE NELSON, D. STURIVI CROSS HULL NELSON, STEWART, DAVIS, C. KILLIAN, D. PARISH TARRO ESTEFAN MATTHEWS, .I. REDICK TAYLOR FERDER MEADOR, O, SMITH, M. YORK MCELVAIN STEPHAN sf-Q' QMY , ' 'fm It is- .lf lnrowo I I I -5-392W ACADEMY'S POPULARITY PAGE lg Most Popular Cadet .,....... Most Useful Cadet ........ Most Ambitious Cadet ........ Most Gentlemanly ........ Best Officer ..................... .............................................................. ....-....Ca1vert .--.--.Kidd ....--.Kidd -.--...--Calvert .Zander Most Exemplary Seniors ............ Calvert, Conlon, Kidd, Lewis, Roe, R. White Best Musicians ................. .......... ...... ....... Best Natured ..... Most Handsome ........ Best Drummer ...... Best Bugler ...... Best Dancer ....... Best Dressed ..... x Best Athlete ........ Best Non-Com ........ Best Ad-Getter ...... ACADEMY'S HALL OF FAME FOR 1946 Dolan, Morris .......--..-......-Roe .....---..-.....Roe .-..-...Bridgman ..--.-.-Woolsey ......-Morris ....-....Roe ....-..-.,Calvert .,...-.Morris ......--Kal1ison ,ul U' 701110 1 ' 5,1 Auron, Sf Wm My ABQ ALAMO LITERARY SOCIETY XXX' RICHARD CALVERT ,..,..,, .,,.. .,.,..... P r esident REX WHITE ,,...,.......,...... ........,,.. V ice-President BOBBY ZANDER ....... ...., ...,.......... .,..., S e c retary ROBERT PARKINSON .. ,,...,., ..A....... S ergeant-atArms PROF. EARGLE ,,..... ...,.,. . .....,.,... . . .......... ......,,....., ..............,..,.,,..... .,....,,.......... ,... S p 0 n sor ADELMAN DITTMAN MACMANUS SMITH, L, AMBERSON DOOLEY MACNAIR STEED BARSHOP FERDER McKAY STEPHAN BEVERLEY FOLBRE MCPHAUL STEVES, A. BOWDEN, T. FRANCIS MATTHEWS, J. STEWART, R BRANNON GADDIS MEADOR, O. ST. JOHN BRIDGMAN GARNETT MEYER TARRO BRISTOL GONZALES MILLER TAYLOR BRYAN HARDMAN MONTEMAYOR TEMPLETON BUFORD HARMAN MURRAY THEURER CALDER HEINTZ NELSON, B. THOMSON CHILTON HOLLEY NELSON, D. WARREN I CONOLY HUMBER PENNER WEBSTER COREY HUNTRESS PHILLIPS WERNER, B, CRADDOCK JOHNSON REDICK WEST DANVERS JORDAN RICHARDSON WHALEY DAVIS, C. KILLIAN, R. ROWAN WILSON DAVIS, G. LAUVER SEMMES ZUEHL DAVIS, H. LEWIS SMITH, G. 1 . O 1' ,Q v SF' I -I .KIh6E, fgmnoy, -2' W CROCKETT LITERARY SOCIETY S Acwzmv Q as 3 ' xf T. LENOIR KIDD JEDD ROE ........ .. .,.,....,,, .. TOMMY RUSSELL EDXVARD DOLAN PROF. BROVVN ......,. ALLISON ANDREVVS BARCLAY BOXVDEN, M. BREI-IM BRINK BROYVN COYVLING CAPRIOTA CHALKLEY CHRISTIAN COLE COLLINS CONLON CONN CROFOOT CROSS DAVIS, J. EASTON EVANS FERRELL FETZER GARZA GERARD GIESECKE HALFF HENKE HOLIMAN HOVVARD HULL HUNTRESS JONES KALLISON KILLIAN, J. KING KOCUREK LEHMAN LUTTMAN MACDANIEL MANGLBERGER MATTHEYVS, YV. MAXEY MAZEL MEADOR, J. MILBURN MINTER MORRIS MCELVAIN NELSON, S, NELSON, SCH. OLMSTEAD PARISH PENNINGTON, D. PENNINGTON, H. REILY ROBERTSON SATEL I' . .,,.,,... .President Vice-President .II,,,, , .,....,.,,.I.. Secretary Sergeant-at-Arms Sponsor SCARBOROUGH SHIELDS SLAVIK SMITH, M. SMITH, XV. SMITH, D. STEYVART, A. STIIRM VELAZQUEZ VON PHUL XVACKYVITZ XVEBB YVERNER, S. XYHITE, D, XVHITEHEAD IYILLIAMS IYOOLSEY YATES YORK LH VON COMMENCEMENT, 1945 Academy boys always look forward to commencement with keen antic- ipation. The exercises themselves combine field day features with literary events. It is yet too early when this book goes to press to present this year's program, but in the belief that many boys will like to have a permanent record of commencement, the high lights of the news story of last year's exercises as reported in San Antonio Express, are given below: SAN ANTONIO ACADEMY STUDENTS RECEIVE AWARDS AT GRADUATION Six students of the San Antonio Military Academy were awarded scholarship medals and 32 other students were presented merit awards by Lt. Col. W. T. Bondurant, academy president, at commencement exer- cises of the school Wednesday at the San Pedro Playhouse. The scholarship medals were won by Martin Kreimerman of Mexico City, eighth grade: Richard Calvert, seventh gradeg Na- than Kallison, sixth gradeg Merton M. Minter, Jr., fifth gradeg Charles Shields, fourth grade, and Creston King, Jr., third grade. In a, battalion parade and company drill competition preceding the exercises in the playhouse, Co. A, commanded by Cadet Capt. Stanley Rosenberg, was adjudged best company. Each member received a ribbon in recognition of his achievement. Cadets passed in review before Bon- durant, Capt. Arthur Walker, professor of military science and tactics at Texas Military Instituteg Lt. Malcolm Judson and Col. Harry M. Henderson. Henderson pre- sented the ribbon to the winning company. During exercises in the playhouse, a silver trophy, offered by J. Stuart Pearce, Jr., coach, to the best all-round athlete, was awarded to Reagan Houston Williams. Opening the program in the playhouse was an address of welcome by Stanley Rosenberg, salutatorian. Martin Kreimer- man delivered the valedictory. Other program speakers included Richard Calvert, who gave an abridgment of Pres- ident Truman's radio talk to the armed forces, Nathan Kallison, who presented parts of the late President Roosevelt's last prepared speechg Merton M. Minter, Jr., who recited The Land Where Hate Should Die g Richard Heintz, who gave Be the Best of Whatever You Are, and Charles Shields, who presented The Fellow Who is Doing His Best. Kreimerman, Jimmy Craddock, Steve Werner and Maurice Mazel played piano selections. The program closed with a concert by the San Antonio Academy Band, under the direction of Jimmie Klein. Prior to the concert, Vernon Mayfield, band chairman of the Texas Music Educators' Ass'n., pre- sented the band with a scroll for Winning first division in the state contest held here in April. Charles Woods presented a cita- tion to the band from the Music War Council of America for the band's co-opera- tion in war activities. Other awards presented included honor pins to Richard Calvert, Jedd Roe, Jack Pancoast and Don Danvers for having no demerits during the session. First place in best-room competition was won by Bob Werner and Leonel Soto of Parral, Mex.3 second place went to Louis Yates and Wert Love of Marfa, while third was won by Richard Rhoad of New Iberia, La., and Justo Acosta of Parral. Awards for proficiency in piano playing were won by David Christian, Jim Crad- dock, Charles Eidson, Robert Gilliland, Martin Kreimerman, Jim Lehman, Maurice Mazel, Strauder Nelson, Waldon Smith and Steve Werner, all members of the academy music class of Miss Winifred Alvis. First-prize medals in band instrument playing were awarded by the instructor, Jimmie Klein, to Robert Denison, Robert Gideon, Bob Gilliland, Bob Killian, Martin Kreimerman, Wert Love, Jack Pancoast, Harry Pennington, Russell Reinoehl, Billy Stahl and Sam Woolsey. Members of the graduating class were Justo Acosta, Jonathan Calvert, Randolph Carter, George Dannemiller, Price Darling, Robert Denison, Joe Dittmar, John T. Evans, James Fish, Bob Gideon, Robert Gilliland, Bob Killian, Ernest Kistler, Mar- tin Kreimerman, Tom Lockhart, Wert Love, Mike Morris, Charles Northrup, Jack Pan- coast, B. F. Pitman, III, Russell Reinoehl, Richard Rhoad, Stanley Rosenberg, David Scott, Gerald Silber, Kenneth Smith, Joe Stahl, Randolph Thornhill, Kenyon Wilkin- son, Reagan Williams and Louis Yates. Auron, is xcipfmro Q B' ,f MILITARIJ LIFE 'A N WON 'QKCADEMJO Wffwy- , . X xg f' 60117 Eiwfbday Qlumbev gan iirprorpio Academy TH-E SCHOOL HOME-COMPLETED 1913 556673 QTCAPEMJOV mo ,yn ur GREAT oAKs FRoM LITTLE . . X211 17 In 1913 San Antonio Academy, Which had been housed in frame buildings, Was presented with a new edifice. This, modernized from time to time, is still a popular place With the boarders as it is the school home. 'X BEST DRILLED CADET 1945-1946 fX.ZXX-1 sg memo ,px Aurowol S Nix,-.xfgv XX uc ' I V OLD GLORY! OUR PART To this flag, millions of the oppressed in many lands turned with longing and hope during the war-torn years. To millions this flag came too lateg they had already perished under the heel of the invader. Our flag now flies over many cemeteries in foreign lands-guarding the resting place of American men and Women who died in Freedom's cause. As school boys We should revere our flag and resolve to keep the government, for which it stands, strong and able at all times to meet the challenge of oppressors throughout the world. H1091 XO, COMMISSION ED OFFICERS M S 9 'o '0' f Captain ...........,..,....,..... ....,,....RICHARD CALVERT First Lieutenant .,........., .......... , ..... J OHN CONLON Second Lieutenant ...,..,.... ......4,,.....,...,.. S AM COREY Second Lieutenant .......... .,,.,...,..... E DWARD DOLAN First Lieutenant ...,,....... ,......,.. V INTON FERRELL Second Lieutenant ...,,...,.. ..,......... T HORNTON KIDD First Lieutenant ,..,..,..., .,..,..,.,. T OMMY LEWIS Captain ..- ..,.,....,..........,,...... ,. ....,,..,......,,.,,.t,.,,.,... JEDD ROE Second Lieutenant ,,,...,.... ,,,.......,.,. R ALPH ST. JOHN Second Lieutenant ,,,......., ...,...,.t... D AVID WHITE First Lieutenant ...... .- ........,., REX WHITE Second Lieutenant ..,,..,.,... .,,..,,... ,.,......... S A M WOOLSEY Captain ,...........,,..,t,..,,,...... .......,..., B OB ZANDER sv' fo' Ngfjy Al TO KCADEMK! ,' QQIHIGQQ ,x . 'fist Auosuw AMBERSON DAVIS GIESECKE HOLLEY KALLISON COLLINS EASTON JONES MILLER MINTER SERGEANTS CORPORALS MORRIS MURRAY PARKINSON RUSSELL VON PHUL PENNINGTON SEMMES SLAVIK VVEST ZUEI-IL s. ,A YW jr L COMPANY Ar YQ QQ! N! X! Captain .,..,....,.,.. - ...A,......,., .. ......,.... R. ZANDER First Lieutenant ..4....,.,., ,,,,,,,,,,,,, V , FERRELL Second Lieutenant ............ ........... D . WHITE SERGEANTS B. VON PHUL R. PARKINSON CORPORALS B. EASTON F. SLAVIK D. SEMMES PRIVATES-Adelman, Andrews, Brehm, Bristol, Buford, Cole, Evans, Francis, Gerard, Halff, Harman, Holley, Hull, Jordan, Lehman, Luttman, Macdaniel, Manglberger, B. Matthews, Meyer, Murray, Rowan, Satel, G. Smith, Steed, R. Stewart, Thompson, White- head, Williams. lg! fx! LA mo I DITCH Sd A0550 Qfunswr .. V 'on Captain ............................... ................,... J . ROE First Lieutenant .,,,.,.,,.,, .,..A......,. R . WHITE Second Lieutenant .....,...... .......,.. E . DOLAN SERGEANTS J. AMBERSON G. DAVIS CORPORALS M. JONES E. ZUEHL M. MINTER PRIVATES-Allison, Beverley, Brink, Brown, Chalkley, Craddock, Dittman, Ferder, Folbre, Garza, Hardman, Humber, J. Killian, Maxey, Mazel, J. Meador, McKay, Monte- mayor, J. Matthews, Richardson, Robertson, D. Steves, L. Smith, W. Smith, Templeton, Velazquez, Wackwitz, Webb, Whaley, Weatherby, Wilson. 'Q 75 XZ A V .Yi fx Acmv Wo' I OWO :mv f COMPANY C gig? SQ O 5 'Sunil , as as 6 Xi, sg? Captain ,............,..A......... ..........., R . CALVERT First Lieutenant ............ ............ E . LEWIS Second Lieutenant ........... A,,.,,,,, ,,,,,,,, S . COREY First Sergeant .e.......... ....., .,..,. T . RUSSELL LINE SERGEANTS N. KALLISON A. GIESECKE CORPORALS VV. MILLER I. WEST PRIVATES-Brannon, Calder, Conoly, Cross, C. Davis, H. Davis, J, Davis, Estefan, Fetzer, Heintz, Henke, Huntress, R. Killian, King, Kocurek, Lauver, McPhaul, 0. Meador, D. Nelson, S. Nelson, Olinstead, Parish, Phillips, Scarborough, Shields, M. Smith. Stephan, A. Steves, Sturm, Tarro, Theurer, Warren, Webster, S. West. ,wrong gmc 'gm S. A. A. BAND AND CONCERT ORCHESTRA 9 1 Director ....,..,.,.,,,...,........ .....,...... ,... ..,.... P R O F. JIMMIE KLEIN Second Lieutenant ....,.... .....,A,.A.... ,,,.,..., . .,...w..... R . ST. JOHN Second Lieutenant ..,........ . ,.....,, S. WOOLSEY Sergeant .,...... ,............,...,,.... ........................,.................. ...... R . M ORRIS CORPORALS H. PENNINGTON L. COLLINS BAND AND ORCHESTRA ROSTER BARSHOP CONN JOHNSON TAYLOR BRYAN CROFOOT MORRIS HOWARD CHILTON GADDIS PENNER WERNER CHRISTIAN GONZALES PENNINGTON WOOLSEY COLLINS HOLIMAN ST. JOHN YATES The Academy Band has gone on to its second year with many new honors under the direction of Jimmie Klein and with the full cooperation of Col. W. T. Bondurant who is back of the baud, heart and soul. 'EERE 52226 -FD ggofgg' O Rage? O 555322: fcigocu- QQ!-+52 geese QHEEE ...D 5525: CD .., omn- P'i fE',,-I, 3535?-PDS? min' .-+ Sierra: v-1. tDv3'CD 21220 Q4-s '42 H2352 gmrsis farsgisg 53.59 'cr- 355'gm Wgeai mfbgg 52 5 99 ,,fi::m ape' rf :BDU fbi-we-r-I-5 :img P1335 'D is 451.-.Q an-rm r-1-ygCD Sgfffj U1 CD .Q .., QJQEE' Seem ,BUS F5 E. ragga Ov-1-ST' HBOS, SWELL' 35' Q' ,NNN -sI3I3Q SDDQH wa, , M .W 14 1 oumoorz LIFE 1 GQHQ Eiwfbday Mumbew San iipfopio Academy ' T as Sp memo 9, way, 'CAM' SPORTSMANSHIP - iff? BOOK FOUR Sportsmanship Fun and fair play summarize the theme song of our athletic endeavors. To win, yes, but S. A. A. and its student group look upon an athletic event as a possible losing propositiong hence it is always fun-Win or lose. Good sportsmanship, clean speech, and a sense of fairness on the playground and in contest games, have each been emphasized for years by Academy coaches. It is believed that such training carries over into the future life of the boys. The boys Will long remember how faithfully Coach Smith worked with them. FOOTBALL MIDGETS ANDREWS HARMAN BRIDGMAN KALLISON COLLINS MANGLBERGEAR CONN MEYER CROFOOT MURRAY DAVIS, G. ROBERTSON DOLAN WILLIAMS FERRELL WOOLSEY GIESECKE YATES ucv, CALVERT MURRAY DAVIS, G. NELSON, B. GIESECKE WHITE, D. GONZALES WHITE, R. HOLLEY VON PHUL KIDD ZANDER MANGLBERGER 3 F-W nn ON, KCADEMYO FOOTBALL - 1945 Q , i 1 J 47 , f X f Q4 xuqsnv wi-Q X if 1 3 4,3 Riiuzovo I... In 2:1 -,nfs fN3I?5,j I ' OUR NEW BUILDING ot W' A IN v, ,-,: I Z' If J Completed for the present school term, the new accessory and apart- ment building fills a real need of the Academy. This is a two-story structure, conveniently located by the playground. On the ground floor are dressing rooms and shower room for the day boys. An armory is also located on this floor. The second floor comprises apartments for two teachers and rooms for six of the boarders. BASKETBALL MIDGETS ' ANDREWS MONTEMAYOR CONN MURRAY DAVIS, G. SATEL GARZA WooLsEY KALLIsoN YATES MANGLRERGER MCH, CALVERT NELSON, B. GoNzALEs ROE KIDD VVHITE, R. LEWIS voN PHUL MURRAY ZANDER ,xx Annoy, WMYQ Na gy X! ,ja , , JVg:5nii 2 I Q ff, fp, 'iff I s W! , - Z tt W ,X .1 , , gy Q5 ,bt f, .5 f ' 1 2 une! SOFT BALL Q' 'fif f4:,'7z 5 ,,,4 '-1 yan! fx-furowow :norm T My 'VIA BS 'Pf ? I sf' Captain Captain Captain Captain Captain Captain Captain 0f5A .....,.. 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Academy , , Canoeing R-ldlllg Coach-Texas Military Institute Riflery l 1 Affhefy M ling Address Crafts 326 E cino Ph Dancing S A tonio T 1008 I IIN THE FAMOUS SIVIILINO FACE THAT SIGNIFIES SUPER MARKETS SELL- ING QUALITY FOODS AT LOW PRICES SIX DAYS A WEEK. llnv l I SUPER MARKETS IN G R A Nl ROLLERS 5 SIZES---4 T0 12 TONS Proven by Years of Heavy Duty Use on Every Type of Rolling MODEL 56--5 I0 6 TONS 5 Speeds Forward and 5 Speeds Reverse---Same Ratio Acme Wire and Iron Works PIGGLY- WIGGLY Serve Yourself and Save 29 STORES TO SERVE YOU 23 Equlpped Wlth Complete Meat Markets PIGGLY WIGGLY SAN ANTONIO CO. E A BASSE Owner A SAL-UTE to TEXAS MILITARY INSTITUTE cmd SAN ANTONIO ACADEMY and to DR. W. W. BONDURANT and the FACULTY From 0, Friehd of Many Years MORTGAGE INVESTMENT CORPORATION MAJESTIC BLDG. SAN ANTONIO APPROVED FHA BIORTGAGEE RESUJRNTIAL, BUSINESS PROPERTY, RANCH AND ALL TYPES OF MORTGAGE LOANS A. H. CADWALLADER, JR. PRESIDENT SA N AN TONIO-DALLA S-HOUSTON-AUSTIN-'CORPUS CHRISTI-LUBBOC K--A M A It I LLO'TU1'.SA since 1886 Let's Go to Sears have been Buy Words of the Value Wise SEARS, HUEBUEK ANU CU. RQMANA PLAZA SAN ANTONIG Everything For the Family - the Home - the Car the Farm and Ranch GREETINGS T0 THE 1946 GRADUATES erseyland Creamery ICE C P H O N E S : Lambert 2-1030 Kenwood 3661 L F FAULK MRS. W. C. FAULK W. N. FAULK COMPLIIVIENTS of J. E. INGRAM EQUIPMENT GU. O CONSTRUCTION MACHINERY AND SUPPLIES 0 1146 W. LAUREL STREET SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS FtELlABLE'! Storage Batteries Manufactured in San Antonio and furnishing dependable starting to Texas car and truck owners for over 26 years. O STANDARD ELECTRIC CO., Inc. 115 San Pedro Avenue San Antonio, Texas Life-Time Guaranteed QUALITY IIIIIIIIII FINISHING I1 FOX DE- W 477 1 , .- .- f .-,mzwgi .1'.1:1:1- f1z:1:1z1:e1:zf ' 1 3' .,:,: :,.: .E5i5 ' 1E1Sj ,gpg ffgffirii ' - 1, - , 1--553: ,gg g1g:5:,:3:g,, ff ,. :::f.-:2:z:1:z1- fl '1112121E121:1 ' .s:1:.- : L. .'I'T'Z'-'C -' A' -' fs' .-Z4I,4.1I'Z'I ' 5:5215 11227 . ' f-:'5-35' :5:2 '2:?2:21 -11 'iii-'2? T-11123313112- 'Ei ' 'i 1 s:1:1zz:5 -1-. s:a.1:z:14 .11 1 awp-1,-. '5:1:5:5:7Ef q5:5:i:4 Q 11 atm'-1:s:s 1faxa1:z:1:s2fs:2f1-2:1 1:-:-1-:-1 V' - 5 '-5:-:-:-:-5:-:4-:- 1 -JXE SERVIGE FOX ECONOMY SERVICE, Any size 6 or 8 exposure r 0 ll developed a n d Round Cornered Border Printed for only ..... Any size 6 or 8 exposure r 0 ll developed a n d printed Csquare c o 1' n e r s, n o borderj for only SAN ANTONIO. TEXAS 215 Alamo Plaza 1728 Broadway or Any Authorized Fox Dealer. 0 X -'---42:21 . . ..:1:1:1:1f-.-.-111-1:1 -:-:-:-:-:e-:-:x:-:::1:,:::3:---1115511551 2 1 14' 'H5E5E5:5E5 Q, N I' f I ,V ' 0 V, . , , Compliments of ! Congratulations to the Class of 1946 The Broadway National Bank salutes you young men who are completing this step in your education. The future of San Antonio is dependent upon its young men who will carry on to even greater growth and development for this section in the years to come. roadway National aialki OF ALAMO HEIGHTS Member of the Federal Deposit Insmmzce Corpowztioiz Ma We help you? We at Frost National Bank feel that every TMI-SAA student is ambitious and will work to achieve success in later life. To help you towards accomplishment of your hopes we offer you counsel and guidance based upon our many years of experience and the complete banking service by which so many of our clients have profited. When you start out in the field of business one of the first steps necessary is identifying yourself with an outstanding bank. Frost National welcomes your account. FROST IIIIO III, BH K OF SAN ANTONIO SAFETY 0 COURTESY 0 PROIVIPTNESS MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION ROE 81. CO. Government and M unicipa! Bonds DIRECT WIRE SERVICE Tel. G-8338 Milam Building T. M. I. Best Wishes To a Great School To a Great Faculty To a Great Student Body MAKE .IOSKE,S MILITARY DEPARTMENT YOUR DOWN TOWN HEADQUARTERS Joske's Military Department Joske's of Texas GREETINGS TO THE FUTURE LEADERS OF SAN ANTONIO McCollum's FUNERAL DIRECTORS Broadway and East Pecan CONGRATULATlONS GRADUATES OF 1946 roof-133 departments, filled with fashion-right merchandise for a Very need, planned to please you, your family, your friends. A whole city of shops under one g ,n By the Alamo-San Antonio The Largest Store in the Largest State We appreciate the privilege of having made the pictures for this annual. Cones Studio THE ORIGINAL MEXICAN RESTAURANT 113-121 Losoya Street Where T. M. I. and San Antonio Academy Students Meet COMPLIMENTS of FIFTY-FIFTY BUFFET JAMES J. MONTANIO, Owner Selections of Fine Foods Most Up-to-Date in the U. S. A. 5050 Broadway Travis 0150 IILLY URKE LAUNDRY cQ CLEANING O 4909 Broadway Dial Travis 3348 MANHATTAN CAFE Center of Everything I PITMAN 8z CO. ALAMO NATIONAL BUILDING BONDS and STOCKS WOLFF 8 MARX F O R Q U A L I T Y SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS LYTLE, TEXAS Phone C-6331 Phone 63 G-9300 O. J. Pickle COLLINS Bonded and Insured LIVESTOCK HAULING Day and Night Service LYTLE, TEXAS Office Furniture Business Forms Filing Systems Autographic Registers Safes and Supplies d b' we . es Ii cg Equipped Uffica Us G4 Buiinsii Q74:.1sfU 209 Broadway San Antonio, Texas Phone G-3342 SAN ANTONIO RUBBER STAMP CO. M anzcafactlwers of RUBBER STAMPS STENCILS SEALS O BRONZE MEMORIAL TABLETS O 510 North Presa St. Telephone C-7189 Frlendly pause A XE '01 M , A -frmajvny 123 La Fm 47 .u ' 1 ,H 5 PM X, ,Q Ph Q G-4256 X 1. Borneo uNnU1 AUVHOHIH or lui cocA.coLk coMrA MONTICELLO MARKET O 1933 Fredericksburg Road Pershing 6148 National BEIIIK ot FOFTJ Sam HOUSBOH at San Antonio, Texas From the House of Service f'ooNGRATULAT1oNs NOA SPEARS CO. Member SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS Federal Deposit Insurance Corporat Alanna Welding Baller Works 812 N. Flores Phone G-6502 lvl., E., Bo 15' QQD STQRIES Owned cmd Operated by GRXERY CC 'f nou jismilg ., ax . ,sf I 'J SLATER:-VVll:llTE CLEANERS - LA UNDERERS O Successors to 110 W. Josephine E. Y. WHITE CO. Alannn Welding Supply CQ. E. E. DeROSSETT Manager 541 So. St. Mm-y's St.-Tel. F-0177 Everything for the Welder SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS COMPLIMENTS PHYSICIANS 8z SURGEONS SUPPLY CO. E. W. BICKETT, Owner 121 Broadway C-6241 THOMSON ELECTRIC CO. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS ELECTRICAL REPAIRS AND SUPPLIES 1615 B dway 2 Ph F 7217 nie .BIG wmv: I, XX! QUALITY SERVICE Security Dry Clleernere B-3-0614 401 SAN PEDRO COMPLIMENTS of the Sam Raman Ranch COMPLIMENTS HARLEY- DAVIDSON CYCLE CC. . fssfiiffif Iff .. . If-':' : .I-5-..':Z:.: ::: 5:12291-jf ' n fl 5 1 1 4! 73' C h M rt G-5051 us man O or iz -1.1 A.- -3151f?5f31yW 'h M W ' A' it W ' f Liistgmgrn Zander Credit Co. Automotive Financing 0 THE FISH BOWL CQMPLIMENTS Sea Foods of Steaks-Dinners-Luncheons COMPLIMENTS Fox Laundry Sz Cleaners of Cash and Carry also BLUE BONNET GROCERY Delfvefv Service and MARKET 501 W. Cypress F-2249 jdofhw of Home Builders for 80 Years Texas Chiropractic College Standard 4-Year Course Nationally Recognized DR. JAS. R. DRAIN, President DR. HERBERT E. WEISER, Dean DR. CHAS. B. LOFTIN, Vice-President F4-3361 704 E. Commerce San Pedro Park San Antonio, Texas COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS Of The Franklin Life Insurance Co. ALLEN MORRIS H. L. BRIDGMAN, Vice-President Phone P-9861 J. P. WILLIAMS Hclrclwcwe, Home and Auto Supplies 3133 McCullough at Olmos TAYLOR HARDWARE Home and Auto Supply Co. JOHN N. TAYLOR Paint - Garden Tools f Bicycle Repairing Lawnmower Sharpening and Repairing Fix-It Shop P-8011 1710 Blanco Road TEXAS' GREATEST J EWELERS 5' 1:21 27' -l ,U lf f..' '- 203 East Houston St. In the Gunter Hotel The Center of Everything in Down Town San Antonio WM. F. SCHULTZ Realtor REAL ESTATE-LOANS-RENTALS INSURANCE 311 Navarro St. at Crockett St. C-1326 SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS BOWDEN'S PHARMACY Prescription Drnggtsts COMPLIMENTS of FOUNTAIN SERVICE - SANDWICHES AND SODAS AL BUCHANAN Phone Travis 3358 5901 Broadway Alamo Heights OIL WELL DRILLING COMPANY San Antonio, TSX-as Alamo Nat'1, Bidg. F-1271 PIANOS FURNITURE of SHEET MUSIC SOL FRANK CO. SAN ANToNIo, TEXAS Conn, Pan-Arnericotn and Cavalier Band Instruments LEEDY DRUMS 316 W. Commerce San Antonio I MISSION Compliments B' ORANGE STRAUS FRANK CO. HEALTHFULLY NATURALLY 301 South Flores St. GOOD F-0101 DELICIOUS Distributors B-1 BOTTLING COMPANY Frigidaire-Auto Accessories R. C. A. Radios and Records 1912 Broadway Garfield 6118 SAN ANTONIO U. S. Tires-Willard Batteries Guns- Ammunition DIAMONDS WATCHES ALAMO HEIGHTS LUMBER f COMPANY Lumber Sherwin-Williams 4E L Garden Tools Paints A Worr oar Gift Door. 2352 5939 Broadway T-3338 513 B. Houston sr. San Antonio, Texas BERT MINSHALL' OWHQ1' ST. ANTHONY DRUG STORE In the New St. Anthony Hotel PAT CAVENAUGH, Mgr. Fannin 6231 Garfield 4392 Phone P-5 1 3 8 FRED LEHR 4423 McCullough With SOMMERS DRUG NO. 21 BEST WISHES 0401 Broadway Travis 2676 from . The SUMMERS DRUG No. 4 Guarantee 5000 Broadway Travis 2651 The Style Shop of the South Your Neighborhood Drug Stores COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS of JACK HOLT'S Of Barber Shop Alamo Heights J. C. BETTENCOURT STAFFEL'S 321-323 S. Commerce St. SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS CERTIFIED SEEDS FEEDS AND CHEMICALS CUT FLOWERS PIDNEER wma Y wlwff Wlure WINGS FLOU R rromzrn 7, mi- f Q ,,,,, ,, .1 M ,,,, ,,,,d qv fl :X 'I Q1 Q' A A f Ann : -g , uugq wmre wmas -. : 1 'qv If D, 'n:xAs LYMEQIHBI 1 .. ...... EIEISF? WF ' 'gazvrl Dewar, Robertson Sz Pancoast STOCKS and BONDS National Bank of Commerce Bldg. SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS Long Distance 15 Local Phone A. T. 8: T. Teletype: SA 3 Garfield 7283 Phone C-6 23 1 COMPLIMENTS of M. B. KILLIAN A. J. SMITH CO. Alamo Heights Feed Store SEEDS-BULBS-PLANTS-FEEDS Phone T-2628 5001 Broadway 0 CRAIN 8z PALMER O 112A Avenue E. COMPLIMENTS of J. R. GETTS Gulf Service Alamo Heights O F R 0 S T B R O S. The Institution of Fashion I Compliments OVVL CLEANERS Sz DYERS 705 San Pedro Ave. C-1254 COMPLIMENTS of CHARLES PHARMACY P-7161 2500 Main Ave. COMPLIMENTS of M. KLINE Sz CO. Phone P-7,138 with BEST WISHES Sanitary Jlffafbzau, '?acfo'zy from PAUL GENTILE, Owner the uahaniia THE STYLE SHOP OF THE SOUTH 322 Fredericksburg Rd. San Antonio COMPLIMENTS of J O E G R A N A T O CENTRAL BOOT CO. VEGETABLES and CENTRAL SHOE REPAIR CO. 323 Alamo Plaza San Antonio, Texas fff ' ' Harper Bros. Dairy ARTHUR L. HARPER Manager PASTEURIZED WHOLE MILK , X f Phone Pershing 6441 317 W. Johnson SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS When co Camera 'Clicks' Think of S T U D E R ' S SAN ANTONIO-AUSTIN as as RF-.es 2 'e E! JEWELRY 7573? COMPANY COMPLIMENTS of Oil Field Equipment Co. Alterman,s Men's Shop GUNTER HOTEL BE SURE - INSURE T. J. BRUNER AGENCY 1514-A Grayson Phone G-7744 SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS THE GIRL: MISS ? THE DATE: T. M. I. BOY! THE CORSAGE: WILLIAM C. KING K A L L I S O N ' S FARM AND RANCH STORE Tune in on Trading Post KTSA 7 a. n1. Whe1-e Beauty Is An Art ART BEAUTY SALON Shamrock Beauty Shop Complete Beauty Service 4940 Broadway T-2321 5020 Broadway T-1221 520 E. Grayson B-3-0573 BROADWAY PHARMACY COMPLIMENTS PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST Of Phone T-2633 Broadway at Mary D Alamo Heights San Antonio, Texas Band Master of T. M. I' and S. A. A. , AMERICAN PRINTERS PINLUS ' ' ' COMMERCIAL PUBLICATION The Store For Men Pfmiiflg Houston Street at Broadway Phone F-1391 419 W. Myrtle St. San Antonio HERPEL - GILLESPIE Compliments THE ORIGINAL SAN ANTONIO of FORD DEALERSHIP Calmbach Auto Top Sz Body Co. Auto Painting F-1279 JOSEPH RUBIN . San Antonio, Texas Gateway to Mexico Compliments of LA DA MEER Beauty Salon No. 1 No. 2 Main and Woodlawn 210 W. Laurel P-8135 G-6671 With Compliments from SIDEN,S CAFE 1451 North Flores KRAUSE ELECTRIC CO. ELECTRIC CONTRACTORS REPAIRS-SUPPLIES 1833 N. Flores St. Phone P-3635 San Antonio, Texas Mcllhany Conoco Service Station 0 3202 McCullough Ave. lnivzmx smilie. 1411 Main Ave. I 2424 Broadway 5 Sun Antonio's Fin t es Photography Sexton . I0 pg' 0N7'4F W WWW Thirsty or Not Yon Enjoy Cain A 1, ..,.,,,,,.,- PASCHAL Sz ROLF S ervice Station Mobilgas and Mobiloil 3130 McCullough P-9911 Congratulations M. F. FISHER 8: SON 203 Fredericksburg Road SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS Basketball and Bowling Shoes-Bowling Ballsv-Complete Line of Billiard Tables Alamo Billiard Supply Co. J. B. HARRIS, Owner Compliments of MORRIS ADELMAN Men's Wean' 1527 Main Ave. F-8081 Cor. Main 8: Comm. St. F-6031 . ComTliments Laurel Heights Grocery p f o The Store of Fine Foods 2608 Main Ave. P-3113 Herweck Paint Sz Wall Paper Co. P-7421 101 Fredericksburg Road COLEMAN Sz CO. BILLIE ROGERS SHOP ALL LINES OF INSURANCE 2010 N- M2-111 AVG- Pershing 5031 1125 Alamo Nat'1. ' A ssoriesS At'1T D esses-Hats May We Wish the Students of T. M. I. and S. A. A. success and happiness FQ Q Brand Engraving Co. I I7 West Pecan Sen Antonio YOUR ENGRAVERS NN mn.