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

Text from Pages 1 - 190 of the 1960 volume:

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The future holds great things in store for you members of the latest generation in the T.M.I. family. Don't settle for anything less than the best, for as ye sow, so shall ye reap. Now - congratulations to the editors and staff of the 1960 Panther - and to all of you, not Goodbye, but Hasta la vista! I -- al 'll .3 11. +1 --' 4. Z ..-...M-.W-...ug-nf-y.muu.ww.. w-...ur I is yu ,'w' ' 1 Q n, . 1 amvw I Z If 1' 'i?f.'!c' L E3 1 i new li 7 uh. 4,51 'X All-.23 , M' X' ' 1171.46 ffifflw M if-' 37 f1 i ii' B 'ba . TTDQASDAHQVHARX7 INSTTTTYFE T M 1960 CRUSADER TABLE OF CONTENTS FACULTY AND STAFF STUDENTS MILITARY SPORTS ACTIVITIES ADVERTISEMENTS CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD THE RIGHT REVEREND EVERETT HOLLAND JONES, D.D. Bishop of the Diocese of West Texas THE BUARD QE TRUSTEE iii! I Board members seated above, from left to right, are: Mr. E. L. Amesg Mr. William Ochseg Mr. Ike Kampmann Jr.g Mr. Carl Jockuschg Mr. C. L. Browningg Mrs. Rowena Grimes, Secretaryg Mr. Addison B. Craig, Headmasterg the Rt. Rev. Everett jones, Chairmang Mr. Lewis Moorman jr.g Mr. Hubert Hudsong Mr. Reagan Houston IIIQ Mr. Edward Austin. Those members not pictured are: Mr. Leslie Ballardg the Rev. joseph Browng Dr. Royall Calderg the Rev. Samuel Capersg the Rt. Rev. Earl Dicusg Mr. Dale Dorng Mr. Albert Steves III. Z fx ff .5 rv X Q X if NEA if :A 'Z THE SPACE AGE E MASTER ? i ' ? I D illliiji iilfl NTT lxiwq' if All x , L 4 ,Q L KI! MR. ADDISON BRADFORD CRAIG Phillips Academy, Andover, 1927, Amherst, B.A. QCum Laudej, 1931, Bridgewater State Teachers College, 19325 Boston University, Ed. M. 1941. l ,L , gg F., 'ft ,, 1 , A A! 1,591 f rf. Teacher and Principal, Public Schools in Massachusetts, 1932-43g United States Navy, 1943-465 Associate Headmaster and Director of Studies, Shattuck School, Faribault, Minnesota, 1946-54, Head- master, Texas Military Institute, since 1954. at I wu- DR EDWARD P. DROSTE BS Ed M LL D Shurtleff Colle-geg Umversity of Illmols W h n r gton Umversxty d UDlVCfS1fy U Kwan 1 a 3 4.'Yf f. my MR. C. R. ANDERSON, B. A. Geneva Collegeg Director of Athletics. 5 ,s .1 If MR. EDWIN ALSUP, B. S., M. Ed. Texas Universityg Texas A8cMg Sul Rossg Trinity Universityg Mathematics. S. F. C. HESTER E. BARFIELD, JR Infantry, U. S. Armyg Instructor. MR. ORBIA BLANTON, B.A. Austin Collegeg National University of Mexicog University of Chicagog University of Texasg Spanish. if at I ,X MR. VIRGIL ESPINO, B. S., M. A. University of Texasg Trinity Universityg Science and Biology. DR. W. W. BONDURANT, JR., M. D Austin Collegeg University of Texas Medical Schoolg School Physician. MR. JOHN D. HIGHTOWER, A.B., M.A. University of Arkansasg Duke Universityg University of Arizonag English. 1 6. . MR. WARREN F. GARDNER, B.S Eastern Illinois State Teachers Collegeg Northwestern Universityg Business Manager. ,.......a.... ...-.......-asun 1 MR. ERNEST HINDS, B.S., Ed.M. United States Military Academyg Trinity University: Mathematics. MR. RUSSELL C. HINOTE, B.S University of Illinoisg Trinity Universityg English, Speech and Director of Intramurals. Ed. M. l MR. .IIMMIE KLEIN Cincinnati Conservatory of Musicg Southern Methodist Universityg Band Director. REX L. HOLLAND Captain, Infantryg Oklahoma A 8: M, BS Asst. P. M. S. T. Yiw- E .- v I S. F. C. WAYNE J. KLAUSMEIER Administration N. C. O. MR. THEODORE KLEIN, B.A. Virginia Military Instituteg Colonel, U.S. Infantry, Retiredg Mathematics. MR. RAYMOND G. LANDGRAF B.S. University of Chicagog Science. HENRY H. MCGEORGE, B.S., M.A. Oklahoma State Universityg French, Spanish, 84 English f 3 if f 3 . 3 1 A 1 . fmnf nn,n - . . ..-ia, V I Q ' -ww' 1 gU.,,.. W.. 1 fy 6 as N, If 1 L v mf.. L A it H . I M xx .Q M' K fwwwfi - 1. ,Ext H 4 f' W w 1, M-N he .if ff MR. WALTER O. MILLER, B.A. Austin Collegeg History. OLEN E. MILLER, B.S. Oklahoma State University Major, U.S. Armyg P. M. S. T. MR. SAMUEL SHIPPEN, B.A. St. Mary's Universityg Latin. MR. JAMES B. SHAW, B.A., M.A. Austin Collegeg f fr Mathematics. A- 'rt if . 2 .1 if, mb' K gig? Y , K . P Q .. N , A L 1 Y,.. , 4 1: A M Y . I ' if' 'gn . A .VJ 5 .. I 1 W :vi Z X. ' MR. PHILLIP N. SPILLER, B.A., M.A. University of Texasg St. Mary's University: Trinity Universityg History. S. F. C. XVILLIE TAYLOR Infantry, U. S. Armyg Instructor. Q, T. ,.,.wvs: www-I.. M,-W M.. . 9 . - W: ...w..m .aAw.s.,.x..,.,4W..,2 ,. .V .,, . .. .,.. r.r..5.f-- . ,. MXSGT. CHARLIE C. WINDHAM Infantry, U. S. Armyg Instructor. bg' MR. GEORGE TRAYNOR, B.A Fordham Universityg English. if it .Q?,?,,.r3,.zT-w,..,i . ,R ., .L 15?-tg - ,.,i. MR. BRUCE COX Trinity Universityg Proctor. mai.. N -gf, 7 .gt MR. DAVID ARRINGTON Trinity Universityg Proctor. r.,, ...W A . -NZ.. ns- MRS. MILDRED DUNBAR San Angelo Business Collegeg Bookkeeper. MR. LOUIS SMH IY CROUCH Trinity Universityg Assistant Coach. MISS MARY FREY, R. N. School Nurse. - ' x --..., , MRS. MARY BETH GREVEN Secretary. MRS. ROWENA GRIMES Secretary. '..' M.R. ff xy - MRS. LOUISE HOLMAN MILLER University of Texasg Secretary. MRS. ETHEL POTTER Dietitian. MR. WILLIAM J. SENKER Asst. Military Property Custodian. MR. ANDY NEWITT Trinity Universityg Proctor. MR. HENRY SELLERS Trinity Universityg Glee Club Director. MR. LESTER E. SEWELL Dormitory Supervisor. MRS. MAMIE SIMMS West Virginia Universityg Alumni Secretary, W MRS. DORA SPELLMANN Secretary. 3 L . F i i gn t iii lll is fnviv wifi L 'fi Srsfiiiiiiif ,ii fisimazrasf A ,. 212 , If AA,, 225355545 MRS. HANNAH T. WILLITT, B.A 3 3 6f,,,i, ,.. V ' 4 -'fig S Y 3 5' M.S. in Lib. Sc. .5 .. . S, M my E: ,.V l:'f h University of Pittsburghg F E ' iff. A W g Our Lady of the Lake Collegeg xg fi 1' RQ if ff , 13' Q., iw, Librarian. iiiiifj u :ig is Q eil:-ij-5 i Vihy - if A Av fs , imma g ,t,..i i ,T . 5.y .3.hV E, V 1 '- -hh' 1 T - - FA . vu f x - fl .52 2 X ' -'N . I: ,gfjif - .JI 1, W! I r fl, -15:1 vx. - F iv- pu.: 1 I Q -,.. 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L X X i . . .. ,, - . , Ji W ' if x, fi l 1958-59 Mfbgt. Co. B 3 President, Jr. classg Secretary, Student Council, A, l iwulfllwis f 5+ , Q E MacArthur Rifles, Letter. varsity sxvimmingg Rifle team: Pistol V i i teamg Manual of arms ribbong Xlfeapons competition ribbont Hand S I ' grenade medal, First Sgt., best drilled co. medalg Senior Saber, 3 'M 2nd Lt. at graduationg Cotillion clubg Assistant to the editors, MTW' f Crusaderg Science club. W 1959-60 Major, Battle group adjutantg President, Senior class: Vice-presi- 1, dent, Student Council: First Sgt., MacArthur Ri.les1 Letter. varsity XF V ' football: Varsity swimming: Pistol teamg Vice-President, Cotillion Q K ' 'i club, Co-editor, Crusader. 1 I I.-.j ,ll iw, College preference Colorado University X, Service preference Lf S. Air Force Ambition West Texas Rancher l iKH3PRESHHEl 1955-56 1956-57 1957-58 1958-59 1959-60 XVILLIAM DOYLE CHANDLER Bill Wicliita Falls, Texas Entered T. M. I. from South Houston jr, High, Class President, Honor roll ribbon, Personal appear- ance ribbon: Best drilled co. ribbon, Scholar- ship medal, B team basketball, Best boarder pri- vate by student vote. P. F, C., Co. C , Class President: Student Council representative, MacArthur Rifles, Scholarship med- al, Best boarder private medal, Military efficiency bars and medal for First Aid, M-1. Courtesy, and iblk1I'liSl11L11'1Sl11l51 Best drilled co. ribbon, Personal appearance ribbon, Honor roll ribbon, B team track, Crusader staff. Sgt., Co C , Class Vice-President, Student Council representative, MacArthur Rifles, Military efficiency medal and bars for Weapons, Marksmanship, Mili- tary efficiency wreath, Honor roll ribbon, Manual of arms medal, Best squad leader medal, American Legion medal, Personal appearance medal, Weapons competition ribbon, Crusader staff, Panther staff, Student Congress. Battle Group Sgt. Maj., M Sgt., Student Council representative, Sq. leader, MacArthur Rifles, Man- ual of arms ribbon, XVeapons Competition medal, Hand renade ribbon, Superior cadet award, Honor roll rilgbong Frank Bros. Sabre, Association of the Army medal, National Honor Society, Certificate of merit, Daughters of American Revolution Essay Contest, Trinity speech festival, Student Congress, Delegation Chairman, Superior debate award, As- sociate Editor, Panther, Associate Editor, Crusader, Military achievement wreath, Znd Lt. at graduation. Battle Group commander, Lt. Col., Vice-President of class, Student Council President, Commander, MacArthur Rifles, National Merit Semi-Finalist, Letter. Varsity Cheerleader, President Cotillion Club, Co-Editor of Crusader, Associate Editor of Panther, Trinity speech festival, Student Congress, Delegation Chairman, National Honor Society. College Preference Lf. S. Military Academy Service Preference Lf S. Rangers Ambition Five Star General 5' z is liiiijfifa. 1957-58 1958-59 1959-60 SECRET,RY JOHN EDWARD TAYLOR .Iohnard john Del Rio, Texas Entered T. M. I. from Del Rio Jr. High, P. F. C., Co. C , Best drilled squad medal, Student Coun- cil, B football, Reserve letter, varsity swimming. Sgt., Co. 'C , jr. Class Treasurer, Letter, Varsity Football, Reserve letter, varsity track. 2nd Lt., Co. B , Senior Class Secretary, All-confer- ence varsity football Captain, varsity swimming. College Preference Texas Service Preference U. S. Navy Ambition Mechanical Engineer SGTY A 1956-57 1957-58 1958-59 1959-60 VERNON GEORGE SCHIMMEL, JR. Swimmer Butch San Antonio, Texas Entered T. M. I. from San Antonio Academy, Pan- footballg Broke State, ther Staffg Letter, varsity South. and National A. A. U. swimming records. Sgt., Hq Co.: Sgt. at armsg News Editor, Panther, Varsity football, swimmingg Broke National swim- ming records in backstrokeg Men's State records in meter backstrokeg Re- 1OO meter backstroke, 200 ceived Kneip award as Outstanding Swimmer of State M Sat., Hq. Co.g Band festival medalig Class Sec- retaryg Cotillion clubg Sports editor, Crusaderg Pan- ther Staffg Varsity swimming teamg School Harp- ham swimming awardg Made All American on both swimming events entered at Texas U. and A. 8: M.g Individual medley and prep school record in back- strokeg Holds State high school record in individual medleyg Broke National records in 110 yards back- stroke and 220 yard individual medleyg broke rec- ords in every backstroke event entered last summerg placed ninth in 200 meters backstroke in Men's Nationals at Palo Alto, Cal. Executive officer in Hq. Cog Cotillion clubg Cheer- leaderg Student Council Rep.g Co-editor of Pantherg Sports editor, Crusaderg Hi Note editor for Express. College Preference Southern Methodist University Service Preference U. S. Army Ambition Petroleum Engineer 1956-57 1957-58 1958-59 1959-60 College TREASURER CHARLES SCHREINER MILLER Charlie C. S. Kerrville, Texas Entered T. M. I, from Mt. Sacred Heart Schoolg P. F. C., CO. Bug Best squad medalg Best day stu- dent medalg Personal appearance medalg Military ef- ficiency medal and bars for Marksmanship, Rifleg Honor roll ribbong B track team, Glee clubg Latin club. Sgt. Co, B , Varsity rifle team, Best drill co.g High point cog Military efficiency medal and bars for Machine Gun: Honor roll ribbon: Glee club, Science clubg Varsity track teamg Student Congressg Weapons competition ribbon. M Sgt., Co. Bug Military wreathg Military effi- ciency medal and bar in Map Readingg Crusader Staffg Honor roll ribbong Letter, varsity track team, Sq. leader, MacArthur Rifles, Trinity speech festi- valg American Legion medal in oratoryg School Rep- resentative to American Military Engineers Society Conferenceg Representative to Boys Stateg Manual of arms medal: Best drill co.g High point co.g Pro- moted to 2nd Lt. at graduation. Maj., Battle Group Executive Officerg Treasurer of Senior Classg Advertising manager of Crusaderg Sq. leader, MacArthur Riflesg Cotillion clubg Student Councilg Varsity Track Teamg Student Congressg National Honor Society. Preference U S. Military Academy Service Preference U. S. Army Ambition Attorney -Q .se fu-so f ist.- A- .- 30 1'i,1.iiiff ' - eiizb' S1SfDE2 T'CCD CHL REPRESEDVRATT E ROBERT EARL DAVIS Big Bob Mack the Knife Harlingen, Texas 1958-59 Entered T. M. I. trom Harlingen Highg P. F. C. Co. C g Honor roll ribbong Varsity tennisg Best room ribbong Science club. 1959-60 Sgt. Co. Bug MacArthur Riflesg Senior Class Stu- dent. Council representativeg Crusader staffg Varsity tennis. College Preference Texas Service Preference U, 5, Navy Ambition Mechanical Engineer 0 STUDE TCXHJCHL REPRESE T'TdVE 1956-57 1957-58 1958-59 1959-60 PHILIP INIARTIN INIUEGGE Phil San Antonio, Texas Entered T. M. I. from Mount Sacred Heartg Best drilled co. ribbong B trackg Science club. P. E. C. Co. C g Varsity trackg Fencing teamg Best drilled squad medalg Science club. M Sgt., Co. 'C g Varsity trackg MacArthur riflesg Science club. 1st Lt., Co. Bug Senior Class Student Council rep- resentativeg MacArthur-riflesg Varsity trackg Fenc- ing teaing Crusader stalt. College Preterence United States Military Academy Service Preference U. S. Army Ambition General XAVIER LOUIS CANTU Louis San Antonio, Texas 1956-57 Entered T. M. I. from San Antonio Academyg Chess and Checkers club. 1957-58 Best drilled co. ribbong High point co. ribbong Chess and checl-:ers club. 1958-59 P. F. C. Co. C g Panther staff, 1959-60 Co. Ang Varsity football. College Preference Trinity University Service Preference U. S. Marines Ambition Make money 1956-57 1957-58 1958-59 1959-60 STERLING C. BURKE, JR. Clint San Antonio, Texas Entered T. M. I. lroin San Antonio Academyg Mac- Arthur Cup ribbong High point ribbong Best drilled co.g Chess club. P. F. C., Co. A g MacArthur Cup ribbong Best drilled co. ribbong Best Platoon ribbon. Sgt., Co. BBQ Best drilled co. ribbong Varsity rifle teamg Most improved marksman meclalg Fourth Army rifle match medal. 2nd Lt., Battle group S-2, Captain of rifle teamg Junior Historians. College Preference Texas Service Preference U. S. Army Ambition Oil Geologist 1956-57 1957-58 1959-60 MOISES LI. CARRASCO, -IR. hIOy Brownsville, Texas Entered T. M. I. from Brownsville, Texasg P. F. C., Hq. Co.g Honor roll ribbon, Band festival medalg First class Bandsmang Rifle teamg Panther staff, B footballg Varsity baseball. Cpl., Hq. Co.g Varsity footballg Fencing teamg Rifle teamg Band festival medalg Varsity baseballg Best musician meclalg NBPRP Fourth Army Area Rifle Team Medal. Sgt., Hq. Cog Rifle teamg Fencing teamg Band Fes- tival medalg First class bandsman. College Preference Cornell University Service Preference Marines Ambition Restaurant and hotel owner 1956-57 1957-58 1958-59 1959-60 OLIVER PRESTON COPELAND Ollie San Antonio, Texas Entered T. M. I. from Mark Twain jr. Highg P.F.C., Hq. Co.g Bandsman first classg Band festival medalg Honor roll ribbong Most improved musician medalg Science club. Sgt. Hq. Co.g MacArthur Riflesq Military profi- ciencyg Honor roll ribbong Band festival medalg Science club. M Sgt. Hq. Co.g Letter, varsity rifle teamg 2nd Lt. at gracluationg NBPRP Fourth Army area rifle team medal-5 MacArthur Riflesg Manual of arms medalg Band festival meclalg Military proficiency wreathg Honor roll ribbong National Colonial Daughters essay contest certificateg National Honor Societyg Daughters of the American Revolution Certificate of Award. Capt. Hq. Co.g Varsity rifle teamg MacArthur Ri- flesg Band festival medal. College Preference Texas University Service Preference U. S. Navy Ambition Doctor of Medicine 1 JERRY L. FUNK Little Giant Lyford, Texas 1958-59 Entered T. M. I. from Lyford Highg P. F. C., Co. Ang MacArthur Cup ribbon, Best platoon ribbong Letter, varsity baseballg Summer sessiong Physical fitness medal. 1959-60 Sgt., Co. Bug Rifle teamg Varsity Baseball. College Preference North Texas State Service Preference U. S. Navy Ambition Farmer ia CHARLES SARTOR DRUM Knight Tom-Tom Dallas, Texas 1957-58 Entered T. M. I. from Hillcrest Highg P. F. C., Co. B g Bridge clubg Radio clubg Fencing teamg Best drilled co., ribbong High point co. ribbon. 1958-59 Cpl. Co. Ang Bridge :lubg Science clubg Pistol teamg MacArthur Cup ribbong Best drilled platoon ribbon. 1959-60 Cpl. Co. C g MacArthur riflesg Pistol teamg Cru- sader staff. College Preference Southern Methodist University Service Preference U. S. Air Force Ambition Nirvana 1956-57 1957-58 1958-59 1959-60 RICHARD INIARSHALL GAINES Dick San Antonio, Texas Entered T. M. I. from St. Peter's School, Honor roll ribbon: MacArthur Cup ribbon, High point co. ribbon, Best drilled co, ribbong Military ef- ficiency medal with bars for First Aid, Carbine Rifleg B football. P. F. C., Co. A , Honor roll ribbon, MacArthur Cup ribbon, Weapons competition ribbon, Best drilled latoon ribbon, High point co. ribbong Var- sity golf? Cpl., Co. B g Honor roll ribbon, Best drilled co. ribbong Letter, varsity golfg Trinity speech festival. Sgt., Co. C , Honor roll ribbong Semi-finalist, National Merit Scholarship Contest, Trinity speech festivalg Letter, varsity football, Varsity golf. College Preference Harvard University Service Preference U. S. Navy Ambition Research Scientist 1956-57 1957-58 1958-59 1959-60 JACK HOWAR2 GOODWYN ...Iac .. San Antonio, Texas Entered from Page jr. High, P. F. C., I-iq. Co. Military efficiency medal and bar for First Aid Glee clubg Science club. Sgt., Hq Coq Glee clubg Science club. M Sgt., Co.g Pistol teamg MacArthur Rifles Panther staffg Best musicians medal. M Sgt., Hq. Co.g Pistol teamg MacArthur Ri flesg Crusader staff. College Preference United States Military Academy Service Preference U. S. Army Ambition Army Group Commander JEROME SOMMER HART, JR. ujere.. San Antonio, Texas 1956-57 Entered T. M. I. from N. S. H.: P. F. C., Co. A 3 Varsity tennis, Best platoong High Point Co. ribbong MacArthur Cup,ribbon. 1957-58 Cpl., Co. A g Varsity tennis, golfg MacArthur Cup ribbong Weapons competition ribbong Grenade rib- bong Winner in Radio Speaking, Trinity speech festivalg Science club. 1958-59 Sgt. Co. C , Varsity tennisg Weapons competition ribbon: National Society of Colonial Daughters Certificateg Trinity Speech Festival, Student Con- gressg KTSA Radiog VOICE OF DEMOCRACY winner. 1959-60 Varsity tennisg President, Spanish club. College Preference Texas Service Preference U. S. Army Ambition Millionaire 1957-58 1958-59 1959-60 WILLIAM HOUSTON HAMMOND, JR. Ski Cat Petie San Antonio, Texas Entered T. M. I. at mid-term from Alamo Heights High Schoolg B Co.g Science club. Sgt., Co. A g Manual of armsg Best drilled pla- toong MacArthur Cup co.g Letter, varsity swimmingg Science club. Sgt., Co. B g MacArthur Riflesg Cheerleaderg Var- sity swimming. College Preference United States Air Force Academy Service Preference U. S. Air Force Ambition Great Skier JOHN ANTHONY HESS johnny San Antonio, Texas 1958-59 Entered at mid-term from Central Catholicg Hq. Co.: First class bandsmang Science club. 1959-60 P. F. C., Hq. Cog Track teamg Pistol team. College Preference Spring Hill Service Preference U. S. Army Ambition Stockbroker THOLIAS C. HOHMANN Tom Randolph A. F. B. Texas 1958-59 Entered T. M. I. from MacArthur High: P. F. C., Co. C g Military efficiency medal and bars for Courtesy, Rifle First Aid, Tacticsg Achievement wreathg Science club. 1959-60 P. F. C.. Co. B g Science club. College Preference Air Force Academy Service Preference U. S. Air Force Ambition Aeronautical Engineering . .. - 1957-58 1958-59 1959-60 10 '95 DAVID DICKARD JACKSON Kraut Dallas, Texas Entered T. M. I. from Long jr. Highg P. F. C., Co. A g MacArthur Cup ribbong Best drilled pla- toon ribbong Military efficiency medal and bar for carbineg Best room ribbong junior Historians. Cpl., Co. Ang Honor roll ribbong MacArthur- Ri- flesg D. A. R. Citationg Best drilled platoong Mac- Arthur Cup ribbong Weapons competitiong Vice- President, Junior Historians. 2nd Lt., Battle Group Supply Officer, junior His- toriansg MacArthur Rifles. College Preference Southern Methodist University Service Preference Deutsche Wermacht Ambition Corporation Lawyer ke 4 1957-58 1958-59 1959-60 WILLIABI G. HOLLOWAY, JR. Happy Bill Laredo, Texas Entered T. M. I. from Lamar jr. Highg Co. C g Varsity swimmingg Crusader staffg Military effi- ciency medal and bars for Courtesy, and Rifleg At- tended summer session, Best room medal and swim- ming medal. Varsity swimmingg Military efficiency medal and bar for the Machine gun. Cpl., Co. A g Varsity swimming, football. College Preference Texas Tech Service Preference U. S. Navy Ambition Dentist :sr we i mimi '25 WILLIAM A. JEFFERS Bill San Antonio, Texas Entered T. M. I. from San Antonio Academyg P.F.C., Co. A , Secretary, Freshman classg Military effi- ciency medal and bars for Courtesy, and First Aidg Varsity tennis, Best drilled co., B basketball. 1957-58 Cpl., Co. B , B basketball, Varsity tennisg Mil- itary efficiency medal and bars for Marksmanship and Weapons, Military efficiency wreathg Best drilled co. ribbon. 1958-59 Sgt., Co. B g Varsity basketballg Best squad med- alg High point co., Military efficiency medal and bar for Map Readingg Rifle teamg Honor roll ribbon, Trinity Speech Festivalg Crusader staff. S. F. C., Co. A , Varsity basketball, Cheerleaderg Letter of Commendation NMSCg Panther staff, Trinity Speech Festival. College Preference Stanford University Service Preference U. S. Air Force Ambition President of Mexico 1956-57 1959-60 1956-57 1957-58 1958-59 1959-60 WI LLIAMBE1' JORDAN 1 Bandera, Texas Entered T. M. I. from La Salina School, Venzuelag P. F. C.. Co. B g junior Historians. B football, Best drilled co., High point co. rib- bong Summer session, Best room medal. Varsity baseball manager, B basketball manager, B football manager, Best drilled co. ribbon, High point co. ribbong Best platoon ribbon. Varsity baseballg Basketball manager. College Preference Texas Service Preference U. S. Navy Ambition Businessman 1957-58 1958-59 1959-60 3 1. 'TIS M .1 vw-v JOHN INICENTIRE KNIGHT Drum Hey You Dallas, Texas Entered T. M. I. from Hillcrest Highg P. F. C., Co. B g Vice-President, Radio clubg Varsity swim- mingg Best drilled co.g High point co. Cpl., Co. A g Sec-Treas., Radio clubg Reserve Letter, varsity swimmingg MacArthur Cup ribbong Best drilled co. ribbon. President, Radio clubg MacArthur Riflesg Swimming team. . College Preference Southern Methodist University Service Preference U S. Air Force Ambition Electrical Engineer 1958-59 1959-60 RICHARD MIFFLIN KLEBERG III Tres Plough Boy Kingsville, Texas Entered T. M. I. from Henrietta King Highg P. F. C. Co. A g Bandsman first classg Glee clubg Let- ter, varsity rifle teamg Letter, varsity baseballg Pres- ident, Spanish clubg Best room ribbong NBPRP Fourth Army area rifle team medal. Varsity rifle teamg Varsity baseballg MacArthur Riflesg Science clubg Crusader staff. College Preference Cornell University Service Preference Marine Air Force Ambition Rancher ROBERT WILLIAM KRIET Bob San Antonio, Texas 1956-57 Entered T. M. I. from San Antonio Academyg Ten- nis teamg Best drilled co. ribbong Honor roll rib- bong Science club. 1957-58 P. F. C , Co. C Varsity tennisg Honor roll ribbong Science club. 1958-59 Cpl., Co. A g MacArthur Cup ribbong varsity tennis teamg Science club. 1959-60 Cpl., Co, C g Varsity tennis teamg Crusader staff. College Preference Tulane University Service Preference U. S. Navy Ambition Doctor of Medicine X, JOHN RADFORD LAKEY Big John San Antonio, Texas 1958-59 Entered T. M. I. from Byrd Highg Cpl. Hq. C0.g First Class Bandsmang Band medalg Letter, varsity footballg Varsityg Radio clubg Science club. 1959-60 Sgt., Hq. Co.g Letter, varsity footballg All-confer- ence endg Crusader staff. College Preference Tulane University Service Preference U. S. Navy Ambition Physician DAVID M. MARTIN ..Dave,. San Antonio, Texas 1958-59 Entered T. M. I. from Falfurrias Highg P. F. C., Co. A g Footballi Managerg Reserve letter, rifle team NBPRP Fourth Army area rifle team medalg Mac: Arthur Cup ribbong Best drilled platoon ribbon Science club. 1959-60 Rifle team. College Preference Princeton Service Preference U. S. Army Ambition Engineer FRANK H, LICHTENSTEIN JR. Lich San Antonio, Texas 1956-57 Entered T. M. I. from San Antonio Acadenfyg Best drilled company ribbong Military efficiency medal and bar for First aidg Chess club. 1957-58 P. F. C. Co. C g Glee clubg Chess club. 1958-59 President, junior Historiansg Glee club. 1959-60 Junior I-Iistoriansg Glee club. College Preference Texas University Service Preference U. S. Army Ambition Certified Public Accountant 0 1956-57 1957-58 1958-59 1959-60 College Preference Service Preference ROY C. MILLER UROY., San Antonio, Texas Entered T. M. I. from Alamo Heightsg MacArthur Cup ribbong High point co. ribbong Science club. B footballg Science club. P. F. C., Co. B g Best drilled co,g Science club. Cpl., Co A g Science club. Trinity University U. S. Air Force Ambition Accountant 1 Q 1956-57 1957-58 1958-59 1959-60 cs, WILLIAM B. NICHOLLS Edgar San Antonio, Texas Entered T. M, I. from San Kntonio Academyg P. F. C., Co. A g MacArthur Cup Ribbong Honor roll ribbong Best drilled platoon ribbong Military effi- ciency medal and barg High point co. ribbon. Sgt., Co. Aug Varsity trackg MacArthur Cup rib- bong Honor roll ribbong Best drilled platoon rib- bong Weapons competition ribbong Advertising manager, Pantherg Daughters of the American Rev- olution award. S. F. C., Co. B g Varsity trackg Honor roll ribbong Best drilled co. ribbong Advertising manager, Pantherg Colonial Daughters of American Certifi- categ Trinity Speech Festival finalist. M Sgt., Co. A g Cheerleaderg Student Councilg MacArthur Riflesg Varsity trackg Co-Editor, Pan- therg Snap-shot editor, Crusaderg Trinity Speech Festival. College Preference Stanford University Service Preference U. S. Air Force Ambition Geologist f MICHAEL SEAN O'FARRELL Mike Wild Irishman Havana, Cuba 1958-59 Entered T, M. I. from Ruston Academy in Havanag P. F. C., Co. A , MacArthur Cup ribbong Best drilled platoon ribbong Letter, varsity football, track, and baseball, Treasurer of Class and Science club. 1959-60 Sgt., Co. B , Letter, Varsity football captain, track, and baseballg Most valua le player, football. College Preference Miami University Service Preference U. S. Marines Ambition RICH Foreign Service Businessman. JOHN B. O'BRIEN Johnny Houston, Texas 1958-59 Entered T. M. I. from the American School of Sao Paulo, Brazilg P. F. C.g Co. C g Honor rollg Re- serve letter, varsity basketballg 11th grade scholastic medal: Military efficiency medal and bars in Rifle, Marksmanshipg First Aid, and Tactics. 1959-60 Sgt., Co. B g Varsity basketball. College Preference Rice Institute Service Preference U S. Army Ambition Chemical Engineer 1956-57 1957-58 1958-59 1959-60 JOHN MAURICF OPPENHEIMER ..OPP,, San Antonio, Texas Entered T. M. I. from San Antonio Academyg Best drilled Co, ribbong Military efficiency medal and bar Marksmanship. P. F. C., Co. C P. F. C., Co. A g Best platoon ribbong Mac Arthur Cup ribbong Sgt.-at-arms, junior historians club. P. F. C., Co. C g Vice-president, junior historians club. College Preference Texas University Service Preference U. S. Army Ambition Banker ...Mi ft JACK F. ROSS Alabamy Mobile, Alabama 1958-59 Entered T. M. I. from Murphy High School, P. F. C., Co. C g Military efficiency medal and bar in M-lg Science club. 1959-60 P.F.C.,Co. A . College Preference Auburn Service Preference U. S. Navy Ambition Get rich 1956-57 1957-58 1958-59 1959-60 THOMAS R. SEMMES Tommy San Antonio, Texas Entered T. M. I. from San Antonio Academyg P. F. C. Co B g B footballg Honor roll ribbong Pan- ther staff. P. F. C., Co, B g Varsity baseballg B footballg Panther staffg Military efficiency medal' and bars in Marksmanship, and Weaponsg Honor Roll ribbong Best Drill Co. ribbong High point co. S. F. C., Co. Ang Military achievement wreathg Honor roll ribbong Student Congressg MacArthur Riflesg Varsity baseballg Best platoon ribbong Mac- Arthur Cup ribbong Panther staff. Lt. Co. C g MacArthur Riflesg Honor roll ribbong Certificate of Merit, NMSCg Panther Staffg Stu- dent Congressg Varsity baseball. College Preference Princeton Service Preference U. S. Army Ambition Engineer CHARLES W. ROSSNER Charlie New Orleans, Louisiana 1958-59 Entered T. M. I. from St. Martin's Protestant Epis copal Schoolg Honor roll ribbong Varsity basket- ballg Science club. 1959-60 P. F. C., Co. A g Varsity basketball. College Preference Tulane University Service Preference U. S. Army Ambition Radiologist 4 'lf' BURRIS R. SMITH Sparky Hebbronville, Texas 1958-59 Entered T. M. I, from Hebbronville Hrhg P. F. C., Co. B g Best drilled co.g Best drilled squad medal. 1959-60 Letter, varsity footballg Varsity track. College Preference Texas University Service Preference U. S. Marines Ambition Business Executive TIMOTHY BROOKS SMITH Tim Dallas, Texas 1959-60 Entered T, M, I. from Hillcrest Highg P. F. C., C0 Varsity football, Best drilled co. ribbon. 1959-60. Cpl. Co. A , Letter, varsity football. College Preference Southern Methodist University Service Preference U. S. Air Force Ambition Electrical Engineer 1956-57 1957-58 1958-59 1959-60 WALTER E. STEVES Walter San Antonio, Texas Entered T.M,I. from San Antonio Academyg P.- F.C., Co. C g Best drill Co.g B footballg Mili- tary efficiency medal and bars in Courtesy, Car- bineg Radio club. Cpl. Co. C , Library assistantg Library awardg Radio club, Vice-presidentg C football. Cpl., Co. A g MacArthur Cup ribbong Best drill platoon ribbong MacArthur Riflesg B football: Radio clubg president. . Sgt. Co. B : MacArthur Riflesg Manager, Varsity football. College Preference Washington 8: Lee University Service Preference U.S. Army Ambitioi Doctor of Medicine 1956-57 1957-58 1958-59 1959-60 JOSEPH A. SOANE aloe.. San Antonio, Texas Entered T.M.I. from San Antonio Academyg P. F.C., Co, B g Best drill squad medalg Personal appearance ribbong Military efficiency medal and bars for Carbine. Cpl. Co. Bug Manual of arms medalg Best drill squad ribbong MacArthur Riflesg Varsity track teamg Science club. S.F.C., Co. B g Manual of arms mednlg Best drill squad medal: MacArthur Rifles: Grenade distances medalg High point Co.g Best drill platoong Rifle team ribbong Harpham track a- wardg Varsity track teamg Pistol team. M!Sgt., Co. C g Science clubg Pistol team. College Preference University of Texas Service Preference Marine Raider Ambition Lawyer 1956-57 1957-58 1958-59 1959-60 EGON RICHARD TAUSCH Rick New Braunfels, Texas Entered T. M. I. from Gordon jr. High, Washing- ton, D. C., Military efficiency medal and bars for First Aid, Panther staff. Pfc. Co. B , Best drilled co. ribbon, High point co. ribbon, Panther staff, Glee club. Cpl. Co. A , MacArthur Cup ribbon, Best drilled platoon ribbon, junior historians, Glee club. Sgt., Co. C , MacArthur Rifles, Vice-President, Junior historians, Glee club. College Preference Texas A 8: M Service Preference U. S. Army Ambition Rancher y fd ' aewlsfszea wifi: . ' - A ' f 'i' ' AWA- 2 iff-'Wal-. 4 - -Bynes-if . ,, , :r...,.g-a'- ' - ' ' f - Q.-ifioziygil if-. :J .a.:'.. '- .5 . ' -vii :ter P- r , A ,egg . - ,ga Q.. 5145 trffflil-13-I 'I ' 1-rift? 7 , 'E 1955-56 1956-57 1957-58 1958-59 1959-60 i at , msoiucx L. rHoMsoN rn Rick San Antonio, Texas Entered T. M. I. from Hawthorne jr. High, B basl-netball, High point company ribbon, junior His- toriansg Science club. P. F. C., Co. B , B basketball Best drilled com- pany ribbon, Personal appearance ribbon, Junior Historians, Science club. Cpl. Co. B , MacArthur Rifles, Varsityfootball, Varsity swimming, Best drilled squad medal, Best drilled company ribbon, Science club. S. F. C. Co. B , Treasurer, junior class, MacArthur Rifles, Varsity swimming, Best drililed company rib- bon, Bridge club. MacArthur Rifles, Varsity swimming, National Merit Scholarship Letter of Commendation. College Preference Princeton Service Preference U. S. Navy Ambition Architect 1956-57 1957-58 1958-59 1959-60 EUGENE M. WILLETTE Gene San Antonio, Texas Entered T. M. I. from San Antonio Academyg Best drilled co. ribbonp Honor roll ribbong Military ef- ficiency medal and bars for Military, and Courtesy. Epl.. Co, C g Trinity speech festivalg Varsity base- all, S, F. C., Co. B g Circulation manager, Pantherg Best drilled co., Honor roll ribbong Best squad lead- er medalg Trinity speech festivalg Varsity basketball, baseball. 2nd Lt.. Co. Aug Co-editor. Pantherg Certificate a- kwagdfl NMSQTg Trinity speed festivalg Varsity bas- et H . College Preference U. S. Air Force Academy Service Preference U. S. Air Force Ambition International Lawyer XVILLIAM F. TOMPKINS III Bill San Antonio, Texas 1956-57 Entered T. M. I.g P. F. C, Co. C g Honor roll Best drilled cog Best drilled squad medal. 1957-58 Sgt., Co. C g Reserve letter, Varsity football Science clubg MacArthur Riflesg Honor roll ribbon MacArthur Cupg Best drilled platoon ribbon. 1959-60 Lt., Co. C g MacArthur Rifles. College Preference Tulane Service Preference U. S. Air Force Ambition Doctor of Medicine 1956-57 1957-58 1958-59 1959-60 College JACK BARRETT WHITE Grubs Bigmouth San Antonio, Texas Entered T. M. I. from San Anto ter, B football. Science club. Science clubg Pistol team. Capt. of pistol teamg Spanish Club, Preference Texas University Service Preference U. S. Marines Ambition Hotel Operator nio Academyg Let- 1956-57 1957-58 1958-59 1959-60 LAURIENCE ADRIAN WINGERTER JR. Wink San Antonio, Texas Entered T. M. I. from Saint Peter'sg Scholarship medalg Honor roll ribbong Military efficiency medal and bars for Courtesy, M-1 Rifleg and Carbineg Var- sity Swimming, Sgt. Co. ling Scholarship medalg I-Ionor roll rib- bong President, sophomore classg Student Councilg Levy Latin medalg High point companyg Best drilled companyg Weapons competition medalg 2nd place in personal appearanceg Military efficiency medal and bar for Weiiponsg Superior junior cadet ribbon and citationg Varsity rifle teamq MacArthur Riflesg Varsity swimming. M Sgt., Co, C g Scholarship medalg Honor roll ribbong National Honor Societyg Vice-president classg American Legion medalg Crusader Staffg Weap- ons competition mcdalg MacArthur Riflesg Mili- tary efficiency medal and bars for Leadership and Map Readingg Varsity swimming teamg Awarded Martin Saber on field dayg 2nd Lt. at graduationg Capt., Co. B g National Honor Societyg MacAr- thur Rifles. College Preference Stanford Service Preference U. S. Air Force Ambition Business Executive JU1 IORS OU LIFYING FOR 6 i 51519 DANIEL H. CARMINES III Dan San Antonio, Texas 1957-58 Entered T. M. I. from Jefferson High ence club: MacArthur Cup ribbon. 1958-59 Science club: Radio club. 1959-60 MacArthur Riflesg Radio club. College Preference M I. T. Service Preference U. S. Air Force Ambition Electrician Schoolg Sci- GR D TIO XVILLIAM GORDON GRAY Skinnv XVilcl Bill Midland, Texas 1956-57 Entered T. M. I, from St. Marks School for Boysg Letter, B busketballg Best squad medalg Science club. 1957-58 Letter, varsity trackg Science club. 1959-60 Re-entered from Midland High School in Midland, Texas: Cpl. Co. B g MacArthur Riflesg Pistol teamg Varsity trackg Color guard. College Preference Texas Tech Service Preference Navy U. D. T. Ambition Business Executive 51 JU IDR fx ,emu Q. 1--+1-f . . . u 4- , Y 351 sss s H :f. ' t,,: , A ke .,,., s LW.w1, , junior Class Sponsors are: MfSgt. Windluam and Mr. Espirxo XM sl 1-1' Jil A W E n in K P 3 L w , 1 Mex 'F 6 K. KS ' WN 4 ,ur X S ww-- ' ,,.. 5' ,L': Q Vice-President james Stein kgfzx President Sam Simpson Secretary Randy Copeland Q Treasurer Sgt, at Arms Tommy Smith Cebe Musgrave L I Q ...x : 1 1 www Perry Finger Walter Armstrong Beto Avery Student Council Representative lack Babb John Bullard III M I iiii I I Mike Benedum Charles Boyd Wfayne Boyls Q. I' no Marvin Brenner Hap Brown Ir. jamie Browning 'vs Fred Cox III Fredcricl-1 Crook III XX7alter Dibrell Tom Figuers jr. jim Folbrc jr. mi Tom Folbre Brockie Fraser Jr. Creston Funk If . 11 Munn, 2 I 5 fer' fm. T Ray George Kit Goldsbury jr. Ames Hmmm III Charles Hill III BYHCC Hllbblfkl ipsum qnmmk MW 'Sm Www-f Marion Hudson Mike Kaliski Dan Laird 'Qs QS'-3 Gordon Leland dawav Charles May III Mike Matteson f 5 If XViIliam Miller Dick Moss l 5 Frank Muegge Michael Murphy Ed Muse W-f Alberto Muzquiz jerry Ogden 1 56' Fred Pflughaupt Frank Posey TCJ SMH' 5 i . 1'ii.Jf :-i' -Wwmii., QI W i'f'?fHiW W Y ' H 'ff WW is ,ii aah Q Bud Shaw Joe Simmons David Smith Spencer Tomb Chesley Swann iff' .YQ EW, 'ffix QM M. Chip Taute lm iii Tom Tompkins Torgi Torgcrson .mv Q. ,Q W if I , R 11 f ' 'L sw Bob Turbiville Kenneth Turner Ricardo ViO1L1f1tC WM! I .pr , Qu,- Richard White Morris wiider if f - g an Tom Williams Pete Workizer 60 juniors not present for pictures were: Dick Azar, M cLcan Bowman, jim Ferguson, and Jerry Kothmann E' 'tg fifsiwfffwwe Co. First Sergeant Eddie Posey CH Co. First Sergeant Fred Cox B Co, First Sergeant Perry Finger Co. First Sergeant Bob Turbiville -Ku 'TK Sammy Simpson Battle Group Sergeant Major ,nw EQ UPHO GRE ' 14' -- -. k - q, sf , E 1... ., M., mh..,,,,,N Sophomore Class Sponsors are: Sgt. Barficld and Mr. Hinds 1.5 W 5 '4 .0549- wmsvt t President Vice-President Secretary Rii-1.4 Tate joe Judith Clinton Fraser C' Treasurer Sgt, at Arms Billy Gulledge Fermin Gonzalez ll Student Council Representative james Aderllold Donald Allen Laurence Miller 5 . Phil Allin Wfilliam Alvelais Jerry Botts Bert Carp Leo Carrasco jimmy Carson Bill Cowan Boots Cox Pat Dittmar johnny Durham David Gillis Cam Gould l Mlm... 5? Qu:- .pi lx, .Q W an-. Albert Guerrero Wayne Hart Don Hill David Iockusch Greer Kahle jeff Keckley Dick Kirby Terry Klein Sam Knowles Nick Kobylk Larry Lentz George Lowrance Moyse MacAuley Ron Massey Henry Minten Steve Moos Stanford Morris John Mullins Richard Newsum Mike Penticuff Alan Rowe Charles Seifert Mike Shaw Bob Shoop fsifig ,V Ox Sophomores not present lor pit-tures were: Bob Berentsen Guthrie Ford, Co-secrctriryg Leo Garzag Dennis Smith and l-'rank Steves. Bobby Smith Hoyt Stewart Reagan Stone Andy Teague Rodney Traeger Ganahl Walker Frank Wallace Bill Wentz jim White Craig Young FRE HME Freshmen Class Sponsors are: Mr. Shippen and Mr. Spiller Richard Turbiville President Jim Craig Vice-President john Gee Secretary Rf Q' Q Claiborne Gregory Sgt at Arms jonathan Morse Student Council .Re resentative Woodward Altgelt Clark Aylsworth Frank Bell Jay Boggess Tom Bradford Rollin Bredenberg Danny Butler Don Carrell Ashley Classen Guy Combs Dan Crockett Robert DeLong Godfrey Frey Charles Growdon Craig Halbardier Nick Haley Jimmy Hensley Geoffrey Holdsworth Wayne Huebinger Paul Klein Craig Knopp Wendell Langdon Lee Lichtenstein Robert Liddell George MacNaughton john McCabe Bruce McDermott john Mclver Sammy Merrill Buddy Mills Bob Moore L. ' l ara: Qi! and Fay tis. in W, A Fl? a,miiEM,?Lgq,h.l1 7 k,1,t.,:sf wsf22ii1.'s-ti' gm wif M I ig 1 v Y 51 'W 3.8. 4. st iv v r ., a 'SST 'vi am. as-,P X1 ns. fail.. Mike Mullins Chris Olson Edwin Parish Chip Pearce Bobby Pearson Bob Pinkerton jerry Rummel Charles Sacal Abe San Miguel C. V. Shaw Richard Small Mark Smith Chris Staley David Stroud Dean Stroud Skipper Terrazas Bill Twyman Andy Utay Buster Winslow Teddy Wu 5 EIGHTH GRADE Eighth Grade Class Sponsor: Mr. Theodore Klein President Vice President Secretary john E. Kennedy Benard M. Brooks Clyde W. Hanks RV, Q Treasurer Sgr. at Arms DOD L- Sewell Larry B. Turner il Charles M. Armstrong Roger C. Hill Michael R. Geary X I 1 f ' , M . gf I 'X I v h . yy sffw' 'g Q ' ' 1 1 4 4W9X!'yf L 2 . 1 fa, 2+ v 3 SfQ?,fZ!1f' 11 j F, , ff. 5 M X X , v T13 ,, as fijf 1 A Assy, .qv if Q. s ? 1 La 'U fl ' W W - V- Q' ' T il 5 vi Y , it 9, ,I 'SW ,,. aj K 1 '-S A gr, .- -y . 'N' Z I MW 1,5 as ILIT RY 1 fp- 1 iall ' J Y ,-' .- H - ire: ' p ,aka Pictured above are the members of the T. M. I. Color Guard from left to right: Grayg Copeland, R.g Smith, B.g O'Farrell. BATTLE GROUP STAFF Pictured above from left to right are the members of the Battle Group Staff: Fitzgeraldg Simpsong Miller, C.g Chandlerg Burkeg Copeland, R.g jackson. LT. COL. WILLIAM CHANDLER ............ BATTLE GROUP COMMANDER MAJOR CHARLES MILLER ............. .................... B ATTLE GROUP EXEC MAJOR JOHNNY FITZGERALD ....... ......... B ATTLE GROUP ADJUTANT 2ND. LT. STERLING BURKE .....................,.................. BATTLE GROUP S-2 ZND. LT. DAVID JACKSON ............ BATTLE GROUP SUPPLY OFFICER SGT, MAJ, SAMMY SIMPSON .........,.............. BATTLE GROUP SGT. MAJ. S. F. C. RANDY COPELAND ........ BATTLE GROUP OPERATIONS SGT. tv PRESIDENT-JOHNNY FITZGERALD TREASURER-CHARLES MILLER SECRETARY-JOHN TAYLOR VICE-PRESIDENT-BILL CHANDLER STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVE-BOBBY DAVIS AND PHIL MUEGGE SGT.-AT-ARMS--BUTCI-I SCHIMMEL avis: jacksong Cantu: D Fitzgeraldg Chandler Taylor e Muegge, P.: Schimmelg Miller, C,: 6tt 1 Will Carmines s, W.: 1 Kleberg: Steve rst row: Wingerter C 4.4 .C MP1 left to r Funk, From Iordang O. u va os I-4 I-4 cu U E15 O .C .S Z E '.: I-4 P1 2 EA m o cd 'L c: c E E Z1 III Lf CU E KU .c: : NU c. c. O LJ .2 5-4 M I-Ll E 'U .. 1 4: D .. .c .ii v-I cd LI 2 ZA -u .E nu U S. Sq 5 .2 'E I BJ .Ac 5: Q .lf KJ ff. .4 au I crl -E E M D L.. x.. cs P' 3 C n. 'U C C U 1. Eli ,J ti L1 III E GJ ': ED O J 4U E E 0 V7 is .il C M I-4 .cf fl' E V7 BJ c: G1 c vm if F 5 -U o o U il ll 1: va V1 c D5 3 GJ .xc N v-I ZH W GJ III 1: o V1 E o J: I-' QQ '15 c: .Li IU rs. c U E :1 in Q ZA I' . 052 E.: c: 5,2 2:5 053 It GJ 'Z'-. 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Coach Smitty Crouch. ... -Q0 m28iHQ HEAD COACH ASST. CGACH ,i Wh t tgqz: M 1 ,Mfg H 68: Mr. C. R. Anderson Mr. Louis Smitty, Crouch CG-CAPTAI S ff? V . 4 fl l. 'W fy 8? John Taylor-Guard, 2 letters, All-Conference. 5 vf HM Ai. 1 w'lF'rl',:iwtttgQx ll H M, rt:'xe.t 2. .. ' fm ik V? l 75' ' Q' Y 'bf ww ftCx.,,,VW,Q.,w 4 lynn:MWtt!--N1E1,',,.,.,NM Ywxu X '1 V ,M ,mfg 1- M , ' ' Ky :g4',,. , N, if' W4 L Quik? 1, ,V 3 5, ., 5-45' , Af',, ., , 1 .. , 4 , v f.-. f gl? WA .' 3 A 1 ' Q, - t 'gf ' 1 if 2 ,,-I. La, ' f -e, . tt , mutt' tx r : ,MQ wg-. Y - Y man Y 1'-- W -rr, w, 1- ftp-. it tlutptjwm N 'elf'hgl'Qlm1' A N 5 um, 45, , . yt, ,W ww 02, H rw , ,M . ,R or 1 N tr ,tu-Y 1 , tim! my fqwt .ww wi A4 t , 4- .Tug g,,5.4 vi V U, Egg .le . , 4 ,ik 253 4' , -giziffj, 'w' ' V . 5 Mit Yi 1 Q N :jf , Tx Q'5, . ,Jill ,Y 1,- 1 -'fy' fi 1 -,,-m.,fWhk,,,, out 1 f' . N g .N lv ret 'WW ,At , -' al' rr' P 'Q ' iR,'nllf Qf ri e-,J :gf Ln!-llgm J, w-A N ' A 1 my t . ' f?'.2,,!ff5'mr -' ffm? ptr, W?5'E:1GW:V', ' 5145,-' r, 12' ' 'U 4 ' fm, , , ,r'-fW'w5.l' 5, Asst 13' ' P rs: - 14.0.1 -ar IHS 4 L ' es.4w,M.'. mr-43.41 Mike O'Farrell-Back, 2 letters, All-Conference, Most Valuable THE FIRST STRI G -41.6 maglllu john Lakey, Right Endg McLean Bowman, Right Tackle, john Taylor, Right Guard, Dennis Smith, Center Juan Lopez, Left Guard, Cebe Musgrave, Left Tackle, Randy Copeland, Left End, Sammy Simpson, Quarter back, Johnny Fitzgerald, Wingbackg Mike O'Farrell, Fullbackg Burris Smith, Tailback. ALL CONFERENCE John Taylor, Defensive Endg john Lakey, Offensive End, hlilac O'Farrell, Line- backer. Simpson makes a good gain around left end. T. M. I. O---T. S. D. 14 Friday, September 11th, was not a lucky day for the Panthers at Austin. The afternoon was hot and Texas School for the Deaf pitted their usual rugged football squad against a weaker TMI team to win over stubborn opposition. The Panthers went down fighting without being able to score, largely because of the difference in experience between the two squads. Only a stout defense prevented the Rangers from making a large score. Sammy Simpson-Back, 2 letters. Dennis Smith-Center, 1 letter. 1, , Simmons stops a Schreiner run. T. M. I. O---ST. JOHNS 20 The Panthers faced St. John's of Houston's heavy line at Leonard Wood Field, Friday night, Sept. 18th. Sammy Simpson, Burris Smith, and john Tay- lor were outstanding performers for TMI, and the entire Panther team did a good jhob to hold their heavier opponents as well as they did. The Panthers attempts to score failed simply because of superior Rebel power, passing, punting and experience. TMI also put up a. staunch defensive battle and held the Rebels from scoring on four tries from the 2-yard line as the game ended. Randy Copeland-End, 1 letter l 9 A' Miller pulls one in for a good gain against Schein T. M. I. 0---ST. STEPHENS 20 Two Panther fumbles were converted into two TD's in the first half to blaze the St. Stephens Spar- tans to a 20-0 win in Austin, Saturday night, Sep- tember 26th. The first fumble set up an 80 yard scamper for St. Stephen's TD, and the second fumble was carried over from the 8 yard line to pay dirt. A spectacular Panther drive carried the ball 70 yards to the one-yard line before it went over to the Spar- tans on downs. The drive was led by Burris Smith er. Torgerson recovers end zone fumble for first TD of season. T. M. I. 7---SAN MARCOS 30 On Friday, October 2nd, the Panthers made their first TD of the season against the San Marcos Bears when a TMI fumble in the end zone was covered by Vernon Torgerson. It came in the fourth quarter with only three minutes left to play, climaxing a TMI scoring drive sparked by Burris Smith, who had racked up 44 yards when the Panthers were trail- ing 30 to O. Perry Finger made the kick for the extra point good and the game ended San Marcos 30, and Sammy Simpson and was TMI's closest scoring TMI 7. threat of the game. TMI topped St. Stephens in first downs, 14-9. John Lakey-End, All-Conference, 2 letters. Joe Simmons-Back, 1 letter. Burris Smith-Back, 1 letter. il ... .y 4 yy' Smith snags one for 25 yards. T. M. I. 12---SCHREINER 0 TMI racked up their first pigskin victory this season on Saturday afternoon, October 17, at Kerr- ville, when the Panthers ambushed the favored Schreiner Rebels 12-0. Burris Smith, who gained 108 of the 226 rushing yards for TMI ran eight yards for the first Panther TD in the first quarter. Mike O'Farrell, fullback, scored the other TD on a short run in the fourth quarter. John Lakey latched onto Rebel fumbles playing a fine defensive game. Short Rebel punts into a strong wind set up both scoring drives. Sch- reiner never penetrated the TMI 20 yard line. Q A 58 yard punt by Smith against San Marcos T. M. I. 21---ST. LOUIS 0 The Panthers scored touchdowns in the second, third and fourth quarters Friday night, October 23, to shut out the Comets, 21-0. johnny Fitzgerald, Sam Simpson and Burris Smith shared scoring honors. Fitzgerald shot over from the seven on the first play of the second quarter to put the Cats ahead 6-0. Perry Finger kicked his first of three extra points to make it 7-0. In the third quarter, Simpson whipped around left end and broke away for a 42- yard run to paydirt. Smith added the third score in the fourth period on a 10 yard blast off tackle to climax a 77-yard drive. TMI had 22 first downs to St. Louis' 8, and 292 rushing yards to St. Louis' 96. Bill Miller-Back, 1 letter. Johnny Fitzgerald-Back, 1 letter. Alberto Muzquiz-Tackle, 1 letter I M- 4, my E4 iw ig Cadets eye bonfire on the night before the Peacock game. Cebe Musgrave-Tackle, 1 letter T. M. I. 6---ST. GERARDS 30 The Royal Blues of St, Gerards rolled the Panthers 30-6, in a lopsided contest Friday night, Oct, 30, at Leonard Wfood Field. The Blues scored in every quarter while TMI netted its lone score with a 65 yard drive led by Burris Smith as he cracked over from the one. The Panther's only other threat was in the second quarter when the Panthers moved to the two before losing possession on a fumble. T. M. I. 14---ST. IXIARY'S 52 The St. Mary's Indians of Fredericksburg won the loop crown in their 52-14 victory over TMI Saturday night, Nov. 7, at Fredericksburg.TMI scored 14 of the total of 42 points scored against St. Marys the entire season. Burris Smith, Randy Copeland, Sammy Simpson and Mike O'Farrell pitched and drove all the way. But the defense had trouble holding the powerful Indians. Smith scored all of TMI's points. He traveled from the 4 for the Panther's first TD, and ran over for the extra points. Later, Smith broke loose and scampered for a 59 yard TD. James Stein-Guard, 1 letter. Vernon Torgerson-Back, 1 letter. Marion Hudson-Back, 1 letter Smith crosses the line for a TD against St. Louis. tyarmgxtt H D50 2hi'fiii'fi'xr ifffism S T O lvl P 52135 'lim Wi, Qizfifwi xaff-iifigj LM 1 my I gi Cllhfiflxfw K LXR we H se D ' PV , Tlllitf 'TN sr rrtiqw'-.' 5 R -'QSM 1, ' f B215 tm V' . Y- 1 J . it i .fig xc gf 'fi tm-:Til Lil 1 i N Swine 3 i E SIM-rw Spirit ran high before the Peacock game. Richard Gaines-Tackle, 1 letter. Jllhfl MUllif1S-Gllfird. 1 lfftter. H I F- . .. rre ieir f r a 1. u McLean Bowman-Tackle, 1 letter T. M. l, 21---PEACOCK 52 Black Friday 13th marked the Water- loo for our Panthers as they fought brave- ly and well in the freezing rain and wind to capture an insufficient 21 points at Leonard Wood Field. TMI held a 7-6 lead for only a few minutes in the first quarter. Burris Smith scored two TD's, and Mike O'Farrell scored one. In an exciting third quarter the Panthers threat- ened again with the score 21-26, but the Kadets scored another TD to gain a sufficient margin. The Panther Kadet grid feud hangs fire for another season while St. Marys, with a perfect season's run, snatched the coveted loop title. Tim Smith-Tackle, 1 letter -'Q' fn Hey 'W-H.. , vs . Q A 1 V , ,..,, 5' i 1 someone miss a block? Smitty and the boys. 5 M M lx 1 v 1 fhr , 'r ,have - ,-, 1' .A :'.-ei,m..K,,,+-ff?f3'? fi-fs-i.fun.4-3 M sr,A'fr f -.i?'I'... .A r,, , 6- ' 'lim White, Mike O'Farrell, Sammy Simpson, anti Dennis Smith faith- the bonfire 5-wi-gs-I-f lr: I ' i 0 ' as i I gf ni 25 ,15-w,f,' H W ' ., I f I JHZHEMM' M l i.m,...,.i. alum I l I The parents section at the Peacock game. TMI gains a few up the middle at Schreiner. Mike O Farrell gains 10 yards at San Marcos. But that hole was big enough for a truck. Rossner and X5C'illette supervise bon- fire building. CHEERLE DERS Al -1 it fi.. Yuv- l r r ...J -.J Pictured above are thc Cliccrlcadcrs who did such a good job during the football mason, from left to right: Bill jclfcrs :md Dec Dec Pcctg Bill Nitliolls and Suzy Smitlig Bill Clligmdlcr :mtl Mary Clliristigmg and Bultli Scliimmcl and Olive Anne Musgrave. ia- nuff .ltr Bn FOOTB LL TEA wi T413 . . . , f A qt. Pictured above are the members of the 1959 B football team from left to right: First row: Manager, Smith R. N.g Tate. Second row: Craig, Butlerg Parishg Karutzg Turbiville,R.g Steves, F., Durhamg Teagueg Utayg Moosg Gulledge Olsong Stroud, D. V.g MacNaughtong Aderhold. Third row: Mr. Gardner, coach, Seifert, Crockettg Minteng Newsumg Stewart, Fraser, C., Stroud, D. G., Jud- ith, Shaw, C. V.g Roweg Algeltg Cacal, T.g Phillips, assistant coach. The captains for the year were Frank Steves and joe Judith B TEAM SEASON RECORD 1 TMI ....... ...--. 0 St. Mary's ...... TMI ....... 14 Peacock ....... TMI ,.,,,,.,, 8 St. Gerards ..... TMI ........ 33 St. Anthony ............................... TMI ...... 0 Alamo Heights Little Mules TMI ...... 0 Alamo Heights Freshman ...... C FOOTB LL TEAM I Q - - - -. - - 5 .. I ., W. X , f 1' ' '- K ' ' ' M l liN l1 Vi? Kl !1. ,-71 ' .1 'T f Q 1 1 ,, V -1 ' . 1 1 '. Y' .' ' Wu 4 . u.,1 'Q' I , V , -f J . . . . 1 - 1 H . K, -- f ,X , 'LQ -f 1 1 ,V E.: 54 -.X aw. gk. - an ..,aX.3' ,. 'Ky ,in ' 3' X 2 , 1- . X 5 ' 1 , , 5 1 -' , ' X, 1 ' ' . X' ' , 2?41s5 1L, If ij ja 'X I 5 , M: if , 1 .U , X , Q, L. X XX f X 'S iam, 1 XXXL AX' X ww. Wig XXXXF4. 'l X2 X X 'X M M: QdXX5.W.,j .' WX WF X, X XX 'XXX 'MX X ' Ea ,yr-WV '1sw',',' XIXXIQI' QXXXPX, 'l 1 w1WwM:xqW- X 7X'lM Xe 'W MV X 'M A, I X , , , 'Q XX ,. X 11 I1 1 .- 'X uf 'yi , ,X ' wi- 1' X , 1 1 ' X' XX If Xwlsl ' M 'X NX, X ,JX 'X alta 41,283 ' ' A' , ? 1, '1 If 2' J , MQ 1 X , fl 15 'f wNw cflgwt' y3gg,3w1,tp :ffm W X 'l 'M 'lf ww m ' 'TFJFT' ,f,4vli'M'f' ' Q M ' ,F7-1f.2:..1, -4 I' w.1a'f . 1 J-A2 1 ' I' dal llxtjxuf MMT' fa' 0'll'i-rsuwaazg 'l A' J 11,551 XJ , '45 fi' , 1 if if , ' 1, .14 , v 1, ,, 15-gx jet, , X- pi ,, I it .. 4 fjwgt' ' K , ,- fe -K? Q. 1. ..f is-va f 1- - 14415. ,Q nfs, 1,1 , ' - p . Q-,.13,i, ,ff - if af 'gi-f 1 fi Y ---eff'-f-' , V I 1. f 'W' 1 eff 31 .af V- Q ' KPK 1' ' '4,,'a5 .,:'. -'., 1 f 1n...i'.,'f2 ,. - fr.. -F, .- -an -H , 1 . -L f - f ,ar f . -Q 1 1 ,i 1 a' ' is 1,,q,,, W1 ,.,,,,,'Lt.. '. ,. Pictured above are the members of the 1959 C football team from left to right: First row: Wxig Pinkertong Ca rrellg Millsg Twymang Staleyg Brooksg Lichtensteing Boggessg Turner, L.g Carpg Huebingerg Hanksg Hal- bardier: Mullins, M.g Langdon. Second row: Maj. Miller, Coachg Terrazasg Bradfordg Liddellg McDermottg Winslowg Morseg Sewellg Ayls- worthg Cearyg Capt. Holland, Assistant coach. ' TMI TMI TMI TMI TMI TMI TMI The Captains of the year were Teddy Wu and Bob Pinkerton. C SEASON RECORD FOR 1959 18 San Antonio Academy .... .... . .. 6 0 San Antonio Academy .... ,..... 8 13 St, Anthonys ..................... ..... 2 1 0 Alamo Heights Mules ..c... .... 1 4 28 Mount Sacred Heart ..... ...... 6 50 Peacock ....................., ....... 6 18 St. Peterls ........ 12 nd mmons, Gene W e 3 QJ VJ ug u: '5 'E O '-A-4 C G! -LJ U3 ix. 'El 'S M 45. 228 JE QE 2053 TNS Ei-1 we E52 E2 E12 .SI-1 J-J Qdbx 4: 53.2 'SF D .K tu 24.3 -can 9:15 U-2 va, Ea .api au. an-an 'vc ga-. P55 1: , 3102 SSE M: V -1 dj f. 35 -Q U Us Eu.. 3 - ME: I-4 isa ed -so 95 EH .- , .ag Em :fs FE -Sc ms: eu U.. .QB L2 The Panthers were jubilant in their first game of the season, as they put down the LaSalle Falcons 42-39. The quintet looked impressive on their home court as Fred Pflughaupt. an All- Conference letter-man, and jim Folbre, another letterman paced the team. The Panthers held the lead throughout the game. The high scorers in the game were Pflughaupt and Folbre with 12 and 14 points respectively. The Panthers invading Southwest High School came from be- hind in the last quarter to down their hosts 40-37. This was the second victory of the season for the Panthers and gave them a record ol' 2-0. The team was sparked to victory by the 15 and 12 points scored by -lim Folbre and Perry Finger respectively. In a crucial game with a halftime score evened up at 18-18, the St. Stephens Spartans edged a victory over the Panthers by a score of 42-31. The high scorers for the Panthers in this non- conference game were Jeffers with 11 and Finger with 9. l -iu--HM i ,M Wxzbgf at-I ......... On January 9, our Panthers again proved to be the better ,,,,,,,, A . M team against LaSalle High School by defeating them 48-36. The 1 i f ' high point men of the game were Jeffers with 13, Finger with 10, Folbre with 10, and Stone with 10. ii if W i 1 , gg y I D,Ar g . FRED H, 1 Ty . Honorab? i nti 1 U T ,,i,. .. ,,.,i 1,3 ,.. N K f-1r1i.....t:, On the following night the Panthers took a trip to Austin to visit the St. Stephens Spartans. The Spartans were certainly sur- prised to see the Panthers come from behind in the fourth quarter after a half-time score of 24-19, in their favor, and overwhelm them by a score of 45-36. jim Folbre and Perry Finger led the scoring with 14 and 13 points respectively. On january 15, Fred Pflughaupts and Perry Fingers excellent scoring of 11 and 7 points respectively, could not hold St. An- thony's team, which downed the Panthers 42-33. The team was slightly weakened by sickness at the time,1 however. Hx' The Panthers kept the ball rolling by overturning the boys from Peacock with a score of 46-33. The high scorers for T. M. I. were Pflughaupt with 12 points, Folbre with 10 points and Jeffers with 12 points. Throughout the season in basketball, Peacock seemed to be no obstacle for securing a place in the conference top four. The Panthers journeyed to Kerrville to play the Schreiner Institute in an evenly matched game of breaks and skill. In 28 seconds of overtime a Schreiner player shot a free throw to give them a win over the Panthers by a score of 43-42. The top Scorers for the Panthers were Folbre with 13, Jeffers with 10, and Finger with 8. In the final game of the season Bill Jeffers was elected to be captain. The quintet kept the lead from the start and ended the game with a score of 63-45. Practically everyone scored in that game. Folbre was high point with 15, Jeffers was next with 14, Finger had 9, Stone had 8, Kobylk had 6, Cox had 5, Tate .and Hart each had 2 and Simmons and Rossner each had 1 point. TMI TMI TMI TMI TMI TMI TMI TMI TMI TMI TMI TMI TMI TMI TMI TMI TMI -I2 40 3,1 41 31 '19 45 Ss 33 62 415 46 -I6 419 56 42 65 I LaSalle ..,,.. Southwest ..,., St. Anthony's Peacock ......., St. Stephens LaSalle ...I...,. St. Stephens St. Gem rd 's . St. Anthonfs St. Louis ,..... Schreiner ,.... Peacock ..,.., St. Gerard's .. St. Anthony's St. Louis ...... Schreiner ..c... Peacock ...... 4 1 X..,...7 34 nf' 4 ,f I f fi 66 99 I ll M r ll ll BA KETB LL TE swan vu- , WW M 1- I , ull. ,wx , ,M ,Wav -w From left to right: Manager, Mullinsg Mossg Seifertg Teagueg Smallg Geeg Fraserg Parishg Newsumg Coach, Capt. Hollmd Not pictured: Olsong Gulledgeg Sacal, T.g Utay Manager, Minten. TMI TMI TMI TMI TMI TMI TMI TMI The B basketball team this year won the STAI. championship. B TEAM SEASON RECORD Keystone ....... . Sl. Gcrartls Converse ,,.. Pcatotk Sl. Anthony ljultwfk ...tr, St, flCF.lI'LllS St. Anthony 50 -15 forfeit a.,, , 23 'S E, ...Bl V. 34 27 H 31 CC 99 C BASKETBALL TEAM First row, left to right: Bradfordg Belly Pinkertong Carrellg Gregory. Armstrongg Kennedy. Third row: Staleyg Manager, Pearsong Coach, Smitty Crouchg Combs. Not pictured: Aylsworthg Sewellg Mullinsg Terrazasg Hanks. TM1 TMI TMI TMI TMI TMI TMI TMI TMI TMI The C basketball team this year won the STAL championship. 44 Keystone St. Peters .....................-.. 24 San Antonio Academy 34 St. Henry's St. Anthony's ,..... Keystone ..................... . ...... 50 St, Peter's ...................... . 39 San Antonio Academy 26 St. Henry's 34 St. Anthony's Second row: Morseg Winslowg Liddell 14 18 21 11 14 23 20 22 22 35 if , i.3'blllwW lw l llwiavii 'if'f'wu... 7' 1 T'1A l?1i,.il,i,flf fn.: A tg ' Pictured above with their coach are the members of the Varsity Rifle Team from left to right: Kleberg, R.gCiarr.1sto M., Copeland, Pg SFC. H. li. Barheldg liiguers, T., Burke, S., Kaliski, M. RIFLE TEA The 1959-60 school year has been a historical one for the T.M.I. Rifle Team. Coach Sfc. H. E. Barfield, Jr., has initiated a new method of practice which enables two complete teams to practice in the same length of time that it took for one to fire in previous years. The T.M.I. Rifle Team was proud to take Second Place in the All City junior ROTC Rifle Matches. Not only taking second place in the teams but the team had the top aggregate shooter of the city, Sterling Burke, and also the 4th high, Michael Kaliski. Since Rifle Marksmanship, is a Varsity Sport, the members of the team are awarded jackets or letters. The men receiving letters for '59-'60 are as follows: Copeland, P., Burke, S., Kaliski, M., Kleberg, R., Car- rasco, M., and Figures, T., rewarded with reserve letter are: Martin, D.g Boyd, C.g Workizer, D., Ogden, j.g and Funk, I., Mgr. A new innovation was added to the Rifle Team this year. For the first time the team was awarded with a team distinction, in the form of miniature rifles to be worn on the uniform. These rifles were awarded to the 15 top members of the team who devoted a great deal of practice and participated in Rifle Matches. The team, in addition to city honors, won lst, 3rd, and 4-th place in the Hearst 4th Army Rilfe Match Cadet Burke fired high score in the Match with a 192. The team also won lst, 2nd, and 3rd in the Inter- scholastic and Interollegiate 4th Army Match. This entitled the team toi become eligible to place one team on the National Interscholastic and Intercollegiate call Match. The 4th Army trophy has been won by the Team for the third time in succession. The trophy is kept at the school for a year. Individual medals were awarded to the team in addition to the trophy. llvflfwwww will ....zmW 'I K T X ct .1 5 L K ' mm , 2 X tw '-'N-.. Pictured above ure the top eleven members of the Rifle team with their coach, from left to right, kneeling: Martin XVurkizt'rg lfunkg Boytlg Ogdeng Standing: Klebergg Carrglsco, Mg Cfopclilml. P.g Coach, SFC Barfieldg Figuers Burkcg Kaliski. TENNIS TEA I 9? A ' From left to right: Smith, D. N.g Klein: Millerg KrietgDittmarg Mayg McCabeg Fordg jockuschg Davisg Hart, J. Walkerg Lentzg Growdong Goodwyng Wilder Craigg Coach Landgrafg Folbre, J. SW MI GTEAN Pictured above are the members of last years conferencemhampionship swimming team, from left to right: Perkins Knight Gardner Hammond Lakey Wingerter Schimmelg Hartmang Loweg Fitzgeraldg Coach, Swede Anderson Butch is one of the greatest swimmers to attend T.M.I. in many years. In 1959 he made All-American in individual medley and broke the prep school 100 yard backstroke records with a 59.1 in the long course and 58.1 in short course. 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Left to right: Standing Miller, L4 Tateg Miller, Q, 5.9 Muegge, PJ M01-se, Not pictured: Turbiville, R.g Davisg Finger. The Student Council of T.M.l. is a fairly new organization at T.M.I. lnstituted in 1957, it is now four years old. lt is made up of appointed and eletted members of the student body. Its purpose is to consider matters having to do with the general benefit of the school, and to better relations between the administration and the student body. The Student Council meets under the sponsorship of the Dean of Students, Col. li. L. Nemeck. The Student Council has just joined the National Associa- tion of Student Councils. The officers of the Council are elected by the members of the Student Council. Bill Chandler, co-editor of the Crusader and Battle Group Commander, is President, johnny Fitzgerald, co-editor of the Crusader and President of the senior class, is Vice President, and Sammy Simpson President of the junior class, is the secretary. Thats right, Colonel! A Senior Sneak once a month n NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY i Mmm i 'WK I- ,Z . I f ' I x W I I M .ii fr. ' 1- f .K Q QI if is 1 f. H- ' . 1 3 'K Q fl by H K 9 M ' I 4 4 K ,pf e I ' H QW ' , . if .5 5 W 1 A 5 . '3 9 'Zvi E-If N X I ' 'l '4 U 'i From left to right, standing: O'Brieng Browningg SimpsongMil1erg Coxg Simmonsg Semmes. Seated: Willetteg Copelandg Wingerterg Chandlerg Jeffers. NATIONAL MERIT AWARD WINNERS WM -za' From left to right: Willetteg Chancllerg .Ieffersg Semmes. Not pictured: Gainesg Thomson. Bill Chandler and Richard Gaines were National Merit Semi-Finalists. Gene Willette, Rick Thomson, Bill Jeffers. and Tommy Semmes won Certificates of Merit. ANTHER ST FF Pictured above, left to right standing: Georgeg Craigg Muegge, P., Mr. Traynor, Chandlerg Semmesg Jeffers, Golds- buryg Averyg Muse, Simmons, Knowlesg Ballard, Shaw, C. V.g Ferguson, Mr. Hightower. SITTING, from left to right Simpsong Fingerg Nichollsg Schimmelg Willetteg MacAuleyg Turbiville, B. THE PANTHER The Panther is the TMI school newspaper, writ- ten and edited by the cadets. The Panther is under the guidance of sponsors Prof. George Traynor and Prof. John D. Hightower. The contents of the Panther covers military infor- mation and achievements, athletic, intramurals, scho- lastic reports, social activities, communications from, and news of faculty and alumni, schedules, cartoons, me- morials, special photography, special editorials, what the school is doing for the student body, building im rove- ments, Student Council and club activities, andp even keeps the cadets posted on the top ten tunes of the month. u l D The newspaper is issued once a month in addition to the commencement issue, which is more elaborate, and is about 32 pages long. The Panther is an im- portant part of the cadet's school life, serving to keep him in close touch with current school events, his class- mates, and his professors. The editors of the paper are: Gene Willette, managing editorg Butch Schimmel, executive editor: and Bill Nicholls, assistant editor. GLEE CLUB ' 1 M, rx. N aj' .2 MPM 1-L. .y r, ,, in ,ii all i an t . it f' me f Pictured above, left to right, first row: judithg Browningg Mr. Sellersg Tauschg Lentz. Second row: I.ichter1stein,F.g Chandlerg Miller, C, S.g Lopezg Turbiville, Ric.g Morseg May, Third row: Turbiville, B.g Stoneg Fraser, A. C.g Bredenberg, Averyg Utay. JU IOR HISTORIA S--V 14-. 1 . .J f y as ,. ,event- Pictured above, left to right, first row: Tauschg Guerrerog Browning. Second row: Mr. Spillerg Brennerg Oppenheimerg Fri1ser.T. B3 Lichtenstein, F. 1 CHESS CLUB B-in 'X-2. 1 Left to right: Karutzg Bellg Cantu: Prof. Landgrafg Hubbardg O'Bricn. Bottsg Smithg Timg Williams C H EC K E R S C L B Left to right: Minteng Armstrong, C.g Allin, Pg Knoppg Sc-wellg Prof. Shawg Burkeg Penticuff. BRIDGE CLUB my-4 lr N., W N , ,ev-' lx .WM Left to right: Alvelaisg Tomkins, T.g Keckleyg Taylor, Hammondg Tauteg Chandler, Copeland, R., Lopez, Allen, D. Armstrong, W., Thomson. RADIO CLUB 1 lr ll W fif Mi ' ' B f E5 fl ,, My 1 ,W 5 ll' 'f has 'N Left to right: Mr. C. Craig, Moosg Merrill, Knight, Carrasco, L., Lopezg Evansg Moss, Seifert, Kirbyg DeLong, Steves, Wg San Miguel, Carminesg Mclverg Gulledgeg Twymang Massey. SPEECH AND DRAMA CLAS 41 Standing, left to right: Miller, B.g Simpsong Nichollsg Tompkins. T.g Lopezg Tompkins, B.g Taylorg Copeland R Chandlerg Pflughauptg Fitzgeraldg Violanteg Browningg Alvelaisg Marting Mrs. Anderson. Kneeling: Musquiz Finger. The Drama Club, under the able direction of Mrs. Ander- son is composed of a group of students interested in speech and dramatics. They have presented various enjoyable plays to the stu- dent body and parents throughout the year. featuring two plays during Parents' Week End. Various members of the class attend a statewide speech festival which is held at Trinity University sometime in the Spring. A scene from one of last yertr's plays AN N PARENTS, VVEICKEND PLAYS W F lxfl .kv 4170 lk Www -w .H K. W if 1-ow at THE CRUS DER ST FF From left to right, first row: Cox, Miller, C., Chandlerg Mr. W. O. Miller, Fitzgerald, Schimmelg Finger. Second Row: Goodwyng Bredenbergg Turbiville, Ric, Browningg Muegge, P., Lakeyg Mullins, Third row: MacAuleyg Sacal, T.g Mayg Smith, R. N.g Garza. Fourth row: Dittmarg Rowe, Lowranceg Shaw, M.g Steves, F.g Hart, Wig Klein, T. S. Not pictured: Davisg Drumg Ford, Gregoryg Kaliskig Miller, L., Morse, Murphyg Posey: Sacnl, C.g Violante. Bill Chandler .............. ..,..,.. C 0-Editor Goodwyn Johnny Fitzgerald ....,.. ........ C o-Editor Bredenberg Charles Miller ......... ......... A dv. Mgr. Turbiville Fred COX ............... ....... A sst. to Editor Browning Perry Finger ............ ..... A sst. to Editor Muegge, P. Butch Schimmel ....... ..,.. S ports Editor Lakey Mr. W. O. Miller ....... ....,...... A dvisor Mullins, f Mac Auley Sacal, T. May STAFF MEMBERS Smith, R. Drum Garza Ford Dittmar Gregory Rowe Kaliski Lowrance Miller L. Shaw, M. lN10r5Q Steves. F. Posey Hurt, XV. Sacal, C, Klein, T. Violante Davis Murphy The Editors and staff of the 1960 CRUSADER wish to express their sincere appreciation to The Hennington Publishing Company, Mr. Neal Beard, and Mr. W. O. Miller for their constant aid in asgweataaa enabling this annual to be published. Bill Chandler Johnny Fitzgerald EDITORS-IN-CHIEF SPANISH CLUB M N' M-1:1 Left to right: Mr. Blanrong Haleyg Youngg Lelandg Hart, 1.5 Boggs-ss i ft 1 F 1 jack Goodwyn shown making his senior speech. All the seniors and juniors make one speech in front of the student body each year. This gives them pmrlire in public speaking and more self assurance when speaking in front of other people. ini A fast draw and trick shooting rlemonstrn tion was given by Ll representiuive ol' rh San Antonio Police Force. 5 B 5 CGTILLIO CLUB Pictured left to right: Simpsong Poseyg Fingerg Mr. Miller, sponsorg Miller, C.g Fitzgeraldg Chandlerg Schimmelg Walkerg Craigg Ford. gs. , is A 1 EW CHRIS M ANCE g One of the highlights of the Christmas Dance was the honoring of the varsity football players. Coach Anderson is shown above calling off the players while Bill Chandler. President of the Cotillion Club, calls off their dates. The Dance was a great success with all the cadets attending in full dress. The floor was spotted with different colored formals as the couples danced to the music of Edvardo Martinez. A im' Shown an the left are the cadets as they arrived at the Christmas Dance and went through the receiving line. At the dance, which is in honor of the football teams, the Ca tains of the Varsity, Mike O'Farrell and Iolin Taylor, were honored by standing in the receiving line. VII-1 DU .wg is 35 H0 -25-5 'n-. o ME - EO BE O wi '50 3,43 N. me E0 25 Bm um C3 B.-4 O av WL ma-1 fa? GU--1 Q-'5 ww 'U Qu ow Us as HEL --4U -6-I 43 'fu '55 23 DCI E2 E52 pb I.-EE O63 Su.. E25 EDS UQ-3,5 ave add sum gem' 536 ... r-uwj 552 '30 EMF E59 B E va -'U '11 1,925 E55 emu ESQ QvE ug: 8-L wg.. 'CIN'-' --45-l GOODS v-o'mm' 25.-1536.96 -1,5 I-T-ls-4:-475 S Hague vBOOWG 352095 N3 Eng: UQJEQUQ .-Guru .v,c. ' 'P-.':1w1-u.aE w3TEUZW do-. gfgonf Tai 2 :E..5' DL-'Y-Q-Cd U .u'ROU O Wgeudkv QWSDSQH gwlfgogi gg-Cd .Pda 5F S-Qld.-U..-4 ,USD-0.... 1 'U Q-4-5503 Egdwgvv lu'-' ..C: 5QE:'E-giu Q EEQQEQE 4: 00.1200 5235220 u 5220332 4-'B '3uO Swag-of I I-t u ,-,4'3O,Ql-1 Us-1 '.-CIN bd' dgncma. 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'Nfl 1- .1 , L f-J f 1 , , i A V Q R I T LL OF FAM BILL HOLLOWAY JOHNNY FITZGERALD JOHN TAYLOR BILL NICHOLLS Most Pessimistic Most Popular Most Courteous Best Politician Most Versatile Most Generous Most Handsome BU-L CHANDLER RICHARD GAINES WALTER STEVES Most Representative Most Optimistic Most Enthusiastic Most Successful Most Valuable 0 l l l f,, 4 15' 4.4 , - -'5 -2 - A LI 1,.., V? ff - f-is N A fi tr-J A im W- I Q j i A F. 1, , , Q... N VY AXXVAAQX W AQAX Xii, M XM X in W N ' 3 ,,,, .-- l' ri . M 'ts' Vigil' 'tv Q A W it D A - ' A X N 9 'ew ' f twins Q I 1 A, , Q X xg A Y ' V' I V ' i Y A ' si' A ll., A fi-1 S if TRES KLEBERG CHARLES MILLER BILL JEFFERS Best Dancer Most Dignified Best Na,tui-ed Best Dressed JOHN O'BRIEN JOHN LAKEY Most Industrious Most Sophisticated Most Likely To Succeed Most Ambitious KNOT PICTURIQDJ BOBBY DAVIS. PltllLll9 MUIEGGIT Most C00Pf?fi1UVC Most Gentlemimly LA T WILL A D TESTAME OF THE CLASS OF 1960 STATE OF TEXAS COUNTY OF BEXAR KNOW ALI. MEN BY THESE PRESENTS: That we, the Class of 1960, herein acting in our official capacities, being of sound mind and disposing memory, realiz. ing the unCertainti6S of graduaflOr1 and the certainty of death, and cognizant of our properties and the objects of our bequest, do hereby make, publish, and declare this to be our Last Will and Testament revoking all other wills and gc-Smmcnmry disposition here-to-fore made by us and direct that: Sterling Burke leaves Prof. Landgrat .... alone! Louis Cantu leaves Mrs. Potter a cookbook. Moises Carrasco leaves his ability to be scratch man on the Rifle Team to jerry Ogden. Bill Chandler leaves his ability to get out of class and study hall to play bridge, to next year's annual editors. Preston Copeland leaves Capt. Holland. Bobby Davis leaves the Texas Theater to Jerry Funk. Charles Drum leaves 1001 ways to annoy and frustrate a B. G. C. Jerry Funk leaves his Shakespearean plays to Sammy Simpson in hopes that another English scholar is born. johnny Fitzgerald leaves 'l'ammy to Debbie. Richard Gaines leaves his galoshes and a clothes pin to Sammy for physics. jack Goodwyn leaves his winning personality to Sgt. Windliam. Bill Gray leaves .... he hopes!! Petie Hammond leaves Dodie Tate to the seniors of '61. Jere Hart leaves his tennis racket to Prof. Landgraf. john I-less leaves his last tigarette to joe Soane. Tom Hohmann leaves his senior saying to Wayne Boyles. Happy Holloway leaves n box of cookies to the boarders. David Jackson leaves his black satin robe, Gray's Grave, and Bubb Vfilder t0 The next 3rd fl00r C0mlT1HI'ldCl'- Bill Jeffers leaves a back seat full of empty cans to Kit Golds bury. Bill jordan leaves his abridged FM 22-5 to Capt. Holland. Tres Kleberg leaves the use of a clean cabana to whom it may concern next year. john Knight leaves his job of running the Science Dept. to Laurence Miller. Bobby Kriet leaves in the same condition john Kriet left in. Iohn Lakey leaves Prof. McGeorge an unlimited number ofstick pads. Frank Lichtenstein leaves his ability to be an ace goldbrick to Lee L, David Martin leaves his violent temper to Burris Smith, Charles Miller leaves best wishes and undying devotion of the Cause Q???j to the seniors of '61, Roy Miller leaves his car to the junkyard. Phil Muegge leaves nothing to anybody who wants it. Bill Nicholls leaves his ability to get along with certain members of the military to the junior who wants to be a senior M!Sgt. John O'Brien leaves his proficiency in calculus to anyone who can use it. Mike O'Farrell leaves his night raiding abilities to Al Muzquiz. john Oppenheimer leaves his beard to Brooks. Jack Ross leaves. Charlie Rossner leaves his appetite to anyone who wants to raid the kitchen. Butch Schimmel leaves the Panther and Prof. Traynor to Joe Simmons. Tommy Semmes leaves his supply of Erskine Caldwell novels to the library. Burris Smith leaves for Hebbronville. Tim Smith leaves gladly. Joe Soane leaves his knowledge of bonfires to Cebe Musgrave and McLean Bowman. Walter Steves leaves the phenomenal speed of his Fiat to Mike Benedum in hopes Mike can beat Mickey Ballard. Richard Tausch leaves his sgt. stripes to Prof. Espino, and his Cixil War knowledge to the history department. John Taylor leaves his ability to keep rank to -lames Stein. Rick Thomson leaves his last deck of cards to Col. Nemeck. jack Wliite leaves everything to Pat Perkins. Gene Willette lteaves his ability to stay in continuous disagree ment with the battle group commander to Eddie Posey. Larry Wingerter leaves a bushel of carrots to any junior who wishes to improve his eye sight in order to read more manuals. ATTORNEYS: BILL CHANDLER JOHNNY FITZGERALD SE IOR SAYI STERLING BURKE: Collete, who else!! LOUIS CANTU: Say Sarge!! When do I get promoted?? DAN CARMINES: Knowledge maketh a bloody entrance. MOISES CARRASCO: I've got a 57 Buick that will do 97 WILLIAM CHANDLER: Sarge, could I please be excused to PRESTON COPELAND: No you guys, I don't want to triple ROBERT DAVIS: Do you think you can take him? CHARLES DRUM: Did anybody check me off for breakfast? JOHNNY FITZGERALD: Say - are you doubling with anyone JERRY FUNK: I know I'm short but I can't help it. RICHARD GAINES: What I don't like are these Psoedo-1 JACK GOODWYN: The pistol team will meet Saturday morn in the quarter. go ....... Friday night! this weekend ? ntellectuals. ing. BILL GRAY: What do you want to know, Fitzgerald, how to keep 'em??? PETIE HAMMOND: Howdy Willie J.!! JERE HART: Siempre listo!! JOHN HESS: Get a cigarette from somebody else, please. THOMAS HOHMAN: I give up! BILL HOLLOWAY: Duh!! I don't know. DAVID JACKSON: All right---everybody get in their rooms. BILL JEFFERS: Ugh!! It's the morning after the night before. BILL JORDAN: I pass with support in spades. TRES KLEBERG: We're going to go round and round. JOHN KNIGHT: Did Luke say anything about my closet?? BOBBY KRIET: Anybody for some cards?? JOHN LAKEY: That's the way it goes. FRANK LICHTENSTEIN: There'll be no check raise in this game. DAVID MARTIN: I guess so! CHARLES MILLER: Ecstasy ! ROY MILLER: Sarge, can I wear my cowboy boots to Bullis? PHIL MUEGGE: Cest la vie! BILL NICHOLLS: Oh reallv! What else did he say about me JOHN O'BRIEN: But! But! Prof--I've got a different answer. MIKE O'FARRELL: If you see a little strawberry colored Nash JOHN OPPENHEIMER: Oh!! But I did shave! JACK ROSS: Anybody got a cigarette? CHARLES ROSSNER: Let's raid the kitchen. BUTCH SCHIMMEL: Tread water! TOM SEMMES: O G I I. . BURRIS SMITH: I need a volunteer. TIM SMITH: Don't give up the ship. JOE SOANE: Anybody got a match??? WALTER STEVES: I don't care how g s--its RICHARD TAUSCH: Let me look it up in my Civil War JOHN TAYLOR: I got my par lowered. RICK THOMSON: Anybody want to play cards?? BILL TOMPKINS: The Valiant is so much better than the JACK WHITE: Better ask Pat about a party at the farm ton GENE WILLETE: All right you guys, I have something to LAURENCE WINGERTER: This is a college course? ooda car iti in the officers meeting, Bill? Rambler driven by a blonde--Yell! American. files. Falcon and the Corvair. ight. say about MacArthur Cup, VALEDICTORIAN . an gas s Q A uf 51 xx I may N3 'fx 'Wx If W . 'Tgtx X 5 'fi LR ,wi H ,fn f Q! IOHN B. O'BRIEN LAURENCE A4 WINGERTER 'Dwi 44 ,ff M iw' 0 Nm Wm 5 K -If ,. 1 V' W ,,,,,n,,,,,,,..,,,wwX FN E l .4 SALUTATURIAN MR. FACULTY AYI CRAIG ......... DR. DROSTE .....w... COL. NEMECK .......... MR. ALSUP ................ COACH ANDERSON MR MR. MR. MR. MR. MR. MR. MR. MR. MR. MR. MR. MR BLANTON ..................... ESPINO ........................... HIGHTOWER .....,......... HINDS .................. ...... HINOTE ............ KLEIN ................... ...... LANDGRAF ........ ...... MCGEORGE .................... W. O. MILLER .. SHAW ................... ...... SHIPPEN ........... SPILLER ................ ....... TRAYNOR DR., BoNDURA1ii5rf Miss FREY .........,.......... ...... MR. MAJ GARDNER ........ OR MILLER ....... CAPT. HOLLAND .... SGT. WINDHAM ..... SGT. BARFIELD ....... SGT. TAYLOR ...... MR. MR. MR. NEWITT ........... ARRINGTON COX ................... MR. CROUCH ....... MRS. GREVIN .......... MRS. MILLER ........... MRS. SPELLMANN .. MRS. GRIMES .............. ...... MRS. DUNBAR ......... MRS. SIMMS .......... MRS MRS . POTTER ....... . WILLITT ........ just a minute boys now if you ll reconsider you ll find that I guess you know this is the third trme this year we ve lowered that par We're having a little party Saturday at one o clock Now where did I put that lab manual What do you mean you d1dn t know we had practice Frlday It's the same thing but different Wanna bet!! This is a test that any eighth grader could do Si Senior, this is the soccer team Pass your papers to the right Your horse's neck You'd better watch out or we ll make a private out of you Uh huh, Uh huh.. All right, let's get to work knuckleheads If you don't get this now there s always this summer Calm down now, people You gotta take notes to survive in this course Everybody in this study hall put his name tag back on so I can take roll Hi guy, how ya, dom Take these two aspirins You know that in case of an emergency we can turn this school upside down but I don't consider this an emergency Isn't that right, Rex7 Go down as a group come back as a group Now when I was in Paris But the band shouldn t be Judged like the other companies You're agitating me young soldier My name is Newitt NEWITT V' I'll take you to the Broadway theater for a tank of gas I know I'm an idealist but look at the situation this way What was that you called me7 7 Are you in here to bother me again 7 Now, I think that's real sweet You'll have to come back later because Mr Craig s not in ,Go right in, he's expecting you Anything I can do to hel out What's your parents ad ress again 7 If you don't like this food you can go down to Sommers Your book has been overdue for three weeks E T H E A 5 R .'l'. CQOI. l5ll.l. CHAND Amarillo - 5,337 MISS PAM RAINES: San Anlonio FR WX., 'Q ci! 5X, 'x F efx 91, M1655 MA-j. JOHNNY FITZGERALD: Harlingen MISS LIBBY IRWI N. S1172 Aulozzio 93' QR SS' E S GX, x 1 .5 .,.. . xibiiaimmmmk INIAJ. CHARLES MIILFR: S1111 Xfllfwlffl xp I N WWWZWQKZQKUZWWZWWWZWQKE MISS PANCHITA RHODES: Iffzigfa Pkzrr Xf f yf 9' MEZZ Fi ' ki 'N' Ja 2 4 ef fx, S N g L' 1 fb ef JO 5,1 1 21? Q T x F . JN E1 Gi fx, X I f . IX! 'QQ N '52 ax, 1 ? S' 'Q - I4 'QQ Q JC Q GX, x 1 efx L4 WW ,iii CAPT. BILL TOINIPKINSZ S111 Al!ff?1,'f'Y GX, K F JN MISS PATTY MIDYFTT: S4111 Azzlmziw AD ?D A nk! V X Nfl f CT' Gi ,G-if ul 1 N ,X WLNN ff jf: FETU1. 5 iihifim I 2 fx B9 CAPT. GENE XWILLFTTE: S1172 Antonin 5 Qi Q 2 ff? 2 lst 'iii' A me Z,15m? , ' , 33? 8 . LT. JOHN TAYLOR: Del Rio GX, K I 'Q Q M ... 3 auf Ci W Z 1 ,. - ' is , efN L 5' ff F 3 Ci N ...ff K af Ei Cx, X I 'Q 74 ef' E1 Gi fx K f efx if ?v?7'c?3fH 2 A 2nd.I.T.STFRI.ING BURKE: 51112 Azzffwiff MISS SANDY BALCOM: 52111 Azzfmzio 31' N nf 'kii N Mm Qs E31 H513 SQ 'I 'Q l Q x I 'Q 74 ef' if! 'w 2nd.LT. BILL JEFFERS: San 141721011211 MISS DANA BENSON: S4111 Alzfmzz , mK75EEYi'?3iiK'?K75?3iQW'7593i5l'ZE32WH W w i Y QFFICERS ATTLE GROUP COMMA DER f-ws I giaigig? gig?-: Qing - Asif -5-712 L24 --'fi Y ,ffl vi- 1 if -iii Y?-Si? if-3 xiii? Q'- 1 , 1 I I ,,,-,.cL EEST.- L ff -,., Z,-15-gi ZLL- Lf f ?..,,,L T -',g'?:,,2'!5E Y M M' 1, Kggg ,. , I I ,W , W, ,, AWN, ,,,f,,4M,, ,,,, , .L HM M, ,L , I , L, L f - L M WW f L ' M 1 L W M, ,- Ulf A - x Hz, W 3' WI 'N 1 W, h mi W My Q Af mf gl WM A M .N 'M . U 'H L '. W' 1 4, ! I In. EIA' A N! , W' I ' U f ' ,I I ' ,, new M M M mm ,L L W 1' M :W HIM! J, u V ' y 1 w , M + M r H 4y 1 H f' ' Yuri fm ff-. 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BUTCH SCHIMMEL Executive Officer HEADQUARTERS COMPANY The Band plays the Washington Post March during drill. 2nd, LT. JACK GOODWYN Platoon Leader xii! :1-V' K ll , f Q W, ' M' 2 ,, 1:2159 F, GAUCOMPA ,.,,,,,r,., ,ima Q 7 Q Q f ' CAPT. GENE WILLETTE A Company Commander Where's Willette? 2nd, LT. BILL JEFFERS Nick, the Staff thinks it's time to have a party at your house this weekend. '6 B CQMPANY CAPT. PHIL MUEGGE Company Commander Se Larry, tell Musgrave to straighten his hat. ist LT. JOHN TAYLOR lst Platoon Leader qu B Company gets ready for a parade during drill. , ii 6' C0 AN CAPT. BILL TOMPKINS Company Commander lst. LT. TOMMY SEMMES 1st Platoon Leader Tompkins, have that young soldier take off those sun glalsses right away. znd LT. JOE SOANE 2nd Platoon Leader 1. Spring vacation, here we come. 2. Cadets and their dates watch a TMI basketball game. 3. Monkeys? 4. They call him Wyatt. 5. So. . .that's why you were late coming back from Christmas vaca- tion. 6. Whatcha got there Tom? 7. Hollywood, here we come. 8. Don't step on Mothers roses. . 9. 5,108, 5,1o9,... 10. Who are you thinking about, Sammy? 11. Bill ,... now we know why you're doing so well in your studies this year. Mfr I ' vsxmfgsrkn Q ia- - f fx ,...M7f A gn! Q Q JL -' A-,- I an X '4 gm mx: px 9: ws W ' ,vw MQ Q DVERTISEMENTS CONGRATULATIONS to the SENIORS of 1960 from Johnny Fitzgerald O 'll I S i n C Hee - Hee e Problems I' e s t s h e s Studying? Que Paso ? Class 116011 Compliments Oi Dr. S Mrs. Z. T. Scott Austin, Texas Tres Kleberg Kingsville, Texas Best of Luck Clcfss of H6011 SUZIE MARSH BILL NICHQLLS TURBIVILLE MOTGRS L1MyC Rbll FRANK BROS. Military Out Fitters For T.M.I. 113 Alamo Plaza CA 6-6101 Mr. Ewing and Mr. Auster dinplay the fine Custom work of Frank Bros. Mr. Auster exhibits the quality uniiorms to T.M.I students. 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THE GREATEST STORE IN THE GREATEST STATE Cadets Ashley Classen and Clyde Hanks shown before entering .Ioske s to shop 761-0-,via-1, df, M. '39 A 1: Nccowmv 'QQ ..O.,.f.u, ,..., QQ, A if 1 A nz 1 M 1134? R .. Q S L--L 3- --- QQ iq . ll ' N 'I ll ll .I hx ii ll ll ll ll .Ill EI? .X in A ,Q N, , ,Q Z. wi L , ' V i . W' . 5 5, ,' - X , I + , K, X A1 ' fl . f - ff .. ,.14f g Q k A . MM Y' .2 5 gi - f.- , 1 .QE ,Q ,Q V. Q a ,A -I V . wry, , ,M W , Af gl cf v Y X H K in if N 3 4 V W K at N bglrlxf 5 WE, if Y 3 x 'T K3 ,I 1 gwfwf ' ,Q , H- Q: fb' -I 'Mfw fi' , ' f, jx, H. will 4' 'K ing' 'uf E ', Y Wg. J E W MN . QW I x ,, 'V ln,.1'f'v ,, , it-xg ' 4, , F, V M V. egg, he Y 4, fl- . V v l . . . , Y' ' f' sis' sf 5, F, X. ea 'S IN' in 73 -3 'm il .gn . ' ,,. F . ,A A 0 . ,,- '. 5- gkejgiyk , -, A wa, 62251 if p'Ww,1' sw-'M-,N' M 5 Fw, g,,ffq,,d., MP. + 13 k 9 .fig u. PA e .W if +L ,gt , 1 I , ,,, 25 ,MM