Thomas A Edison High School - Spark Yearbook (San Antonio, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 220 of the 1953 volume:

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Q, 9' gg Q4 , Q3 , '55 4 ' 1 ,Q , . ' :MV 3 N ... . 4 'Lx P Q- CUNFERENCE ROOM EXECUTIVES IN SESSION 'df ff' X y X X Q, 34 .ZQKGHIO In San Antonio stands thc Alamo the shrlne of Texas liberty Thls hlstorlt spill IS one of the many missions Lstabllshcd by the Franustan fathers for tht purpose of pro tettlng and educating., the lndnans Here a small band of men held tof.,Lthcr by sheer courage faced owrvs hclmmg, odds and ter tam death Thus small bunldmf, depntts the utmost nn human brawery - x 0 . t.- 5 f A ' ' X 1 ' ' , 1 - ' y A ' -I 1 1 , , ,. . - W 1. ' , ' 1 .1 f 1 l y L- - 1 , i . . . 1 . . y I . Q kv h 0 9 , V1 V 5- ' '- Y , in f K 44 .Q If UZ' f' K 4 X .ff , l lf' tl 1 1 ,if fl 1'-f-T7 t lj ' I W' , X T.-,971 kf . W t I , .I Q 1 Iflfdrtn lg 1 ,llll l A 171, 5, 4' y.:-.' jj. fn lf W ' Q l ' ffl ll -- 1 1 I 'V . ,lx f l f 'lffff 'fm I! I i- lflllllrftfa tl0l'l 3 Mmm ---0-S6 553 hifiv.. 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Secretary ,Ax ,., jf MRS JAKF WILSON Attendmcc Clerk MRS SARA ,I CRFER Lxbrarxan Assistant and Clerk XXx ,X Q Z' ff' 'ilfarhy ,fl lt.. if NN snr X ww! r 5 l 1' l I llf V 'ml jk SMHLQN g ri Comerted from an abandoned rock quarry the Sunken Gardens are located m Brackenrndge Park Thxs umque garden ns consxdered by many as one of the most beautnful gardens m our country today Its countless and colorful flowers form a kalexdoscopxc patterns of color and fantasy Its numerous wxndlng paths lead throu h placid llly pools and trace a magnxficent aesthetic traxl 8 d HJ XXX - . Z U I in . 1 1 ' , l Q Q 4 4' ,f ' .fly X I .Q l ' 4 V . Z 1 N ' V X, Y N 'H' ' Well tllllfl A' ' . ' V ' . V U K I ffl' 5 V l l1'..l,:lh,K'Sl 1 ' -. 1 T . l ff - X , ,jru 'XXX A .- 'N. 'ffl X l , X E '42, . Xxx 1'. i .i:'::t:.pllf llllu. 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Texas University, Austin, Texas FOSTER, ROSALIE-BS SW TS'I'C, San Marcos, Texas BIA, St. Marfs University, Sun Antonio, Texas GRAHAM, MARIE-BA TSCXV, Denton, Texas GREISR, MARVIN-BS. MA Trinity lhixcrsity, San Antonio, Texas I sys. HOLLINGSWORTH, DAMON HUBERTUS, ARTHUR IONES, jo KATHERI JONES, MARGARET M MARCHACK, LARRY MAVERICK, ELLEN MCCARLEY, PAUL 1 HOLLINGSWORTH, DAMON BS, Stephen F. Austin State, ME, SWTSTC, San Marcos, Texas HUBERTUS, ARTHUR-BS A8cM, College Station, Texas JONES, JO KATHERINE-BS MA, Oklahoma A8rM, Stillwater, Oklahoma JONES, MARGARET-BA Texas Tech, Lubbock, Texas MARCHACK, LARRY Permanent Vocational Certificate, University of Texas, Austin, Texas MAVERICK, ELLEN-BA, Trinity University, San Antonio, Texas McCARLEY, PAUL-BS, MA SWTSTC, San Marcos, Texas MEEKS, GERALD-BA, ME University of Texas, Austin, Texas MICHOT, MARY KATE-BA Geneva College, Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania MONTGOMERY, ROMONA-BS University of Texas, Austin, Texas MORRIS, DON-BS Southern Illinois University, Champagnej Illinois PITTS, L. A.-BS, ME Trinity Univer ity, San Antonio, Texas REID, MARY KIRK-BS Mary Hardin Baylor Belton, Texas Fi' I s 5 1 rx , s 5, I .X 5 Es if? , ............-ff . Nxt' 1 'K .ff I ' XMIM Ns. ' st iles .,g,3m.,, r I 1 w 1' ii, iz? 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Vt I W 1 E IE ' fH 5, . - : A ' - I , . , . , ' ' Af WH 1, zI.I-A It E -i f EE' A' A , ,Q 1 1 if E ' ' ' 5' A - FACULTY Sarlx jean Speual Certrficate m Muslc New York New York Sayles Elnzabeth BA Unxversny of Texas Ausun Texas MA Trxmty Univ San Antomo Tex Shannon Patrlck BS MA SWTSTC San Marcos Texas Thurman Donna BA TWC Fort Wtmrth Texas Vlelock Mamie-BA Our Lady of The Lake San Antonlo Texas MA St Marys Umv SanAntomo Tex White B111 BA Trmxty Umversxty San Antonlo Texas MA SWSTC San Marcos Texas Whxte Ella Substitute White Roy BS Daniel Baker College Brownwood Texas Wltherspoon Paul BA Untversxty of Ark Fayetteville Ark MA Trmny UHIVQFSIIN San Antonxo Texas Wtmtvd Robert BS St Mary 5 Umverslty San Antonio Texas MF Trlmty University San Antomo Texas Wright Dessa TSCW Denton Texas Xwrlght Crate BLS MA TSCW Denton Texas XX'y'att, Helen-BS. Vnivcrsity' mf N N.. Albuquerque. N. M. WRIGHT DESSA WRIGHT GRACE WYATT HELEN WHITE, ROY WITHERSPOON, PAUL XVOOD, ROBERT I .- it WZ ffl f IZ? M I X 5 'V 'W X 'MMM Mila df! l'll050ll. MMI' Ledtfe The Arneson Rn er Theatre a un1que out door playhouse can be reached by the V11 hta Street entrance vshlch aloms the Cos House as vsell as from the rner vsalks Tlers of grass coxered seats attommodatmg nearly one thousand people form the seat mg arrangement of the Arneson Rrxer Theatre eniord 'Ark iw Q S Glancmg at the szgn aboze the entrance ar the o lt'6fS o the semor class Le t to rzght are zmmy Mangum preszdent Cecxl Red 0rd ure prexzdent Audrey Howard secretary 0 Arm Kes lar, treasurer 1 5 I w . , , A A . 4 e - C ff? 1 - A M 1 Yi X r e ' e 4 U f l ' xx 3 ' 3 ii f : , if uk x . x ' . rg get l 2 ' i ff ' if Q F f ,g nf -, V , H f yr ' ' fl 'eff N ai 5545 -. ' ' I ' 5 2, 4- , L T f ., 1 I . . ' . 6 17. f . . f .' 'I , ,' f 1 V 1' 1 1.1 ' , f f K 4 r f E A , nl UN :Q -4 P- -- I ALIXANDEII, BEI I Y- Tools Snrress, remember, is the reward of foil. Pep Squad 2,5,4g Latin Club Z,5g L.A.X. 5,'4g C.b.b. 4. ALVILREZ, VIRGINIA Always seen but seldom beard. XNDERLITCH, KARI.EIfN- Creampuff To know ber is lo lore ber. Choral Club 2,51 Pep Squad 2,333 C.S.L'. 2,51 Y-Teens 5: Humemuking Club 4. ANDERSON, GORDON Baflxfulness is an orrzumenl to youlb. SiUt.ICI1l Coumil 5. -46 -0? AIXQOCK, PATSYM P4u 1 good a'iwmi1im1 is more 1 :lu A .' Vl 2 ulzle llmn gold. llunwnmking Club BJ. AHLSTROM, GIEORGE Ilulm! is ilu' lmrzlcsi task in lbe uorld-to lbink. fum, RcJB11RT- Bobby Did someone uri for an English l'Il bmirlf IH-mlmll 23,13 Basketball 2,3 1 Hn Y 5 VIC' I ' ,, .4. ANTHONY, SAMMY All Illxlilkiild lores a lorcr. Class reporter I, liourbanll l,2,5,-53 Bunketbull 1,23 Baseball l,2g Track 2,5g VIC 5,-ig lj.N.Y. -S. BALI., EVERT- Curly To lite al ease and not be bound lo think. NIC jg Student Coumil 5. BAMFORD, ANN Sbe has hitrbed ber wagon io a slar. T BARTIELS, JEANETTE- j.B. U lmt is life without loze and engagement rings? ilorncmaking Club 21 C.S.l,'. 5,-'33 l.'.N.Y. .5,4. BE YE R, DOROTHY This is a girl witb bland: if you're looking for fun, 5ou'll find it tbere. C.S.lf. l,2,?a,41 Choral Club 11 Y-Teens 2,3,4g Pep Squad 25,44 Homemaking Club 5,4. BILBY, SALLY- Anne Silente is true u'isdom's best reply. Pep Squad 3,41 Assistant Cheer- leader -lg lf.N.Y. 5,41 C.S.lj. 41 H-Teens 1. BRADLEY, MELBA- Melbo Her heart is always doing lovely things. Pep Squad 5,41 Y-Teens 5,41 Stu- dent Council 41 Paper Staff -11 Homemaking Club 41 Reporter 4. BRANDENBURG, ,llMMY Long, lanky, and lovable. Basketball 215.41 Football 2,3511 Track 23,41 Baseball 2,3. BROXVN. LEROY Tbongb l1e's not another Gable, be'll do bis par! whenerer lJe's able. Band 1,2,3,41 CSU. 1,21 Ser- geant-ol-Arlns Z1 Student Council 3,11 fflmplttin 51 Tren-urer 4' C.N.Y. 5. 'W -rx BLACKXVLLL, BILLY- Bud A fellow of many abilities- sorne of wbirla were nerer learned from a book. Student Council 15,41 Football 1.21 Basketball lg Tennis l,2,5,4Q Class Treasurer 2: Class Presi- dent 5: lf.N.Y. 41 National Honor Society 5,41 President 4. BLAIN, KNOWLES Knows not the most but the best thing. Basketball 11 Track 15,41 An- nual 5. BONANI, CLAUD A good disposition is more ralu- able than gold. Basketball 2. BOTHE, MARIANNE- Bothie Ifriendsbip is a gif! of the gods. Choral Club 11 C.S.U. 1,2,3f, Pep Squad 2.3.41 President 41 Y-Teens 23,41 Student Council 3,41 Paper Staff 41 Homemaking Club 41 Reporter 4. vw 1'5 frw.-,., E an Q5 Q14 QC i by if 35 Q CHAPMAN, DORTHEY- Shorty Good tbings rome in small park- ages. Homemaking Club l,2,5,43 Pep S uad 23' Choral Club 5,43 fl ,. . C.S.U. 3: Y-Teens 4. CLIFTON, NANCY Her ways are ua s o leasant ' y f P - ness and all ber pafbs are peace. Homemaking 43 Y - Teens 43 C.S.U. 4. Z ITN'-V is COLE, ARLENE- Bunnie Sborl and su eet some sa is best. ' y Pep Squad 2,3,43 U.N.Y. 2,3,4. CORBETT. HARRIS A friend indeed is be-happy humorous. and fanry free. 5... s BULL, CHARLES- Bubba TlJere's always room for a man of forte. Class Vice-President 1: Class President 2: Football 2,5,4l: Bas- ketball 2,5,43 Hi-Y 5. CARUTHERS, NORMAN- Butch IVba! -would u'e do without bis humor and alblefir ability? Student Council 1,43 Football l,2,3,43 Co+captain 33 Captain 43 Class Sergeant-of-Arms 2g Bas- ketball 1,2,3,43 Co-captain 33 Tennis l,2,3,4Q Hi-Y 33 Presi- dent 3. CHAKIRIS, GEORGIA ANN Happy am I, from rare I'm free -W'by aren'I all rontenled like me? Pep Squad 2,3,43 U.N.Y. 2,3,43 Librarian 5: Y-Teens 41 C.S.U. 4. COX, DARLEEN- Punkin lVlJen they speak of ber, Ibey speak of ber beauty. Choral Club 1,2Q Pep Squad 2,7-,43 Assistant Cheerleader 2,33 Cheerleader 4. LRADOCT, JOHN A handsome boy is fbe weakness ol ez ery girl. Basketball l,2,3,4. CROFT, L. K.- P.K. A dor!or's good bedside manner. Student Countil l,2,5.4g Presi- dent 43 Football l,2,3Q Tennis 1.4: Hi-Y 5: Social Chairman 53 National Honor Society 5,-4. CIQOWELL, LARRY Wit and wisdom are horn with a man. CROVVELL, RICA ANN- Ricki She's awful quiet til you get to know her. Choral Club lg Pep Squad 2,3,4g Sergeant-of-Arms 4: Y-Teens 3,4: U.N.Y. 43 Scretary 4: Paper Staff 4g -National Honor Society 4. DABNFY, JANE- Janie A silent friend, but true to the end. Homemalting Club 5,43 Pep Squad 4: Paper Staff 45 Class Reporter 45 Quill and Scroll 4. DENNIS, YVONNE- I?vie A little hit of pure happiness. U.N.Y. 2.3: Band 2.3.41 Treas- urer -ig Homemaking Club 3,43 President 5,43 Student Council 41 C.S.U. 4: Future Teachers Club 4. DUBOSE, ELIZABETH ANN- Andy Brains and beauty with eyes of brown. Pep Squad 2,3,4: Student Coun- cil 51 C.S.U. 2,51 Treasurer 2: Class Treasurer 3: Paper Staff 4. DUKARM, CHARI.O'I'I'E- Dukey Aluays doing something for SOIIIFOIIE. U.N.Y. 2.5.-1: Y-Teens 4: Home- making Club 4. DARLEY, EIJWARD- Pete He makes his trumpet sing. Band 1,2,3,4. DAVALOS, ROSE MARIE- Rosebud Nothing is impossible to a val- iant heart. Student Council l,2,3,4g Parlia- mentarian 3: Choral Club lg Secretary-Treasurer lg Tennis 2,33 Y-Teens 3,4g President 45 National Honor Society 5,43 Pep Squad 3: Manager 5: U.N.Y. 4. DAVID, DOROTHY- Dottie A young lassie without a care, hut with a disposition rare. C.S.U. 2,53 Tumble Weeds 1,23 Tennis l,2,3: Band 3,43 Y-Teens 43 Student Council 4: Homemak- ing Club 43 Vice-President 4. DAWSON, KAY- Buttons Hot flash Katy with her camera lens. Pep Squad 2,3,4: Y-Teens 3.45 Historian 5,41 U.N.Y. 51 C.S.U. 3,4q Annual Staff 3,4g Subscrip- tion Editor 4g Photographer 4, Commercial Club 3: Paper Staff 43 Photographer 4g Quill and Scroll 4. 'IS 4- ' vs, Q-- LXVFLL, LztVFRNF4 X'ernie A siritcre miml mul il jolly lveirrl. C..5.l . l,2,5,4i: Devutiurml f,l1.ur- man 21 Vin:-President 41 Presi- dent rl: Band 1.2.5,-ig Secretnrv 5,-iz Humenmking Cflulw Z,,'1,l1 Treasurer 'ig l'.N.Y. 4,41 Student Council All Paper Stuff -ig Future Teachers Club Ai: Secretary -l: Nntinnnl Hunnr Society -I. FINTO, Blil I X'- Betsy Paiienfe um! gwitleness is flower. FOXVLFR, JOAN A friend indeed is she. FOX, -IOHN Alrrajs seen but seldom beard. 5x lll NCAN, Hl1T'TY ANN-W Helly Huupp Slufs prellji lzrml lo fool. muse sl1z s one of the J!7lxIY'll'5l in sflmol. Billltl 1.2.5.-ig X-Teens lg C,.S.I. l,2,1i,-ig Setretglri -lg Homemak- ing Club 23,-ig Vile-President -ig l'.N.Y. Mi. l7l'RST. jI'NP- juniei' Clurrmiug .mil full of pep. .il- zniw uilling lo leml Iver help. flhuml Club 1,21 Vite-President 2g Y-Teens l,Z,i.-ig Smial Chair- mgin sg P.ll'llLlIIlCl'lIill'liH1 -6: CQ.S.l'. l,2,'s,ig Pew Squad 1.3.11 l .IN.X, l R,-ig Humeinriking Club -3. lflDl,l'NlJ, CQXRL Ntfiw' lllL'7'lnl.Xt'!l will: zronls. FRFRICKS. IEVELYN- Lynne Silcrifcf gives grace lo a woman. FRITZF, JOAN- jonnic A girl u'l10 rloesrfl lmre muth io say, hui is sweet ami iiml in ez ery u ny. Pep Squad 2.4.43 Treasurer sl: C.S.l', 2: Y-Teens 25.-iz Secre- tzirx -ig National Hunor Sodetx ?3,ll Student Council 5. Fl'LCHlfR. ,IACK- Poochie U lJ0 imerilcrl work qml bouml the free? Bashrill l.2,A.'i: VIC 5: Hi-Y 5: Setreury 5: L'.N.Y. SA. 1 ARIQI.-K. I.I' I- I..nh Hui 'tix I1 dull mul wnlless xlrifv. Trzuk l,2,i,e: FuulIs.1Il Murmgcr 2.5. ig I'.N.Y. 5.0. .-XRIDNIJI. DOROTHY- Darlene ,-Ifuujps in glmlrzwx, nczer in 5.111- miss. Hand l,2,4,ig I .N.N. 'a. C ARIBfXI.I5I, BI-'LIA- C.igglc!' SMH quid in fur ou 71 uun. lm! lmflpx llwrouglmnl Ifuf flap. Clhnml llluls 1.9: Pep Squad Z. 4,-I Y-Tccns 2.I1fl.S.I'. I: Hume- nmking Lluh 2,'4. 'MEIN KIINNETH , 1 0 um! 1 1I5!'H1ll'lY mc Il ill fn' L'lL'7' Illlnet' up lo lm I1rl1l1in'r1x .9 SIlllIL'Ill Kluumil 1,21 Hamskclhnll l,l.S.'6: Captain 4.41 Paper Staff 5' I' Y Y 5 IA YK' I ,. ....,,'. :XNIII.'I'0N, j.-XffQI'I'I.INIf-- 'flzlckicn l nr'r1cfr furenloxf in Ibn' ranks of vfllll nm! 111111: rvlvijr. Pup Squad 4,01 Sccremrx ,ig ff.5,I', 5.01 I'.N,Y. 4.-Ig Yitt' IJFUNILICIII IL Y-Teens -6. IANKINSON, VIRGINIA- jcnny ' Hvr friwlrllimfsf if live rmzsml ffm! .wfuh fl0I'l'f ou! of XFIISIIPI. U.N.Y, ,Sig Pep Squad -ig Y- Teens Ai: Home-making Club 4 ... X k Wi 1' Q..- Kr Y W TI,.,y if 4? Q 1 XIQIDIYK1. PXTRIC I X-- 'IJ.1ttitV I 1o111f1111.111o11 0.11.1 lu 111 - lz1.111l1, fn..-1111, .11111 .1 Nllwffllllfllt l11111Ht111f1vt1c. Iltutl 1.1.4. NI.11+-rutt 4. fl1t11'.1l flulw 1. 1 Nl, 1.I.'.1. xlI11l1.ll N1.t11 I. I N Y. 1.4. X 'llttils 2.4.1. N411-111.11 ll-111111 Nutlttx 4.4. 'lrt.txurtr 1. NILttlt11l inun- tll 11 luturt' 'lt-,xtlxtrx flulv ll 1'rtN1tIt'nt 1. XRP111. N111RI.1N .11 .KN .I f'.111f1x-111111111111 Illlllgtl ni ilu full. f.S.l'. 1.2.4. llH111L111.1Li1114Lf flulv l,l.g.11 Ncrgt'.1nt-ut- Xrmx 1: Ttn- HINIBRIQ K5. RA,xX'x1fjNIjYW nu 1: H-Tum 2.4.11 Pt-p Nquml -lpilmmhil, l.4.1g 5CI'j.IL'.l11l-l'l'.X1'111N ig l.it-u- 7l7L1'L'Y rm 11111111 liiz .1 big unix.. WVIIII '3 I--N-YA '- f.,5.l'. I.2.4.11 Strgt-.1111-u1',Xr111x 4: Yitc-Prcsitlcrmt ll Stutltut Hl5I3lCil7R. PICICQY ffuuntil 2.4.41 l'.N.Y. 4.1. Um' mall g.1l - .1 fuurl lziy Altttnu Prev .'XNNllkl.lll4!l1 IQ I'.1- uzrmgln for z1c'r31,m, per Stuff ll Bun Tnulu ltlitur -4: fjlllll .mtl Mrull ll N.llllt11.1l Hutltn' Snlltly -I. IIINOVIOSA. BOBBY- f'ruvt 1111111 11011110141 fu' 11111 1ItT0lI1- pli.tl1 is rm! 11101 gmtuzl. Tmtk 2.4.t.Ifuu11w11Il 4.11 VIC lg l'.N,Y. 4. 'HOXY'ARD. AUIDRPY- .fXrtlz1lc Silvia' gires gran' I0 11 11'0m.1r1. Bantl 1.2.,4.'i: Vice-Pre.-sitlcnt 41: Stutlt-nt Cuuncil 1.4: I.1uin Club 2.5: Rcpurter Z: C.S.I'. 2.4.1. Y-Teens 5.4. l'.N.Y. 4.411 Nat- tiunzll Honor Suticty 5.111 films Sctrctary 4. VI.'Kfil5lNl:XN. frlffyllfrl' 151111 of gnu! ulzililitv nrt yur Uftlllj of .1 l.1rge 111111 1i4urnr111t lS. KAffS. l7Ol,ORl'S You 11111 m1u fimi fwfr' 11111111111 11 rirml. Pttpur St.11f ig Quill .mtl Stn-I1 4. 11111111.11 iIdfIlV't'. lrwlttlmll l.l.4.'1: If.INkc1lN.lII 1.2. V- 4.-1: Tmtk 1.2.4.1: l4.twlw.tll 1.2. SIKICIX 4.1: I INN, 4.1. H11 4. til AI. vIl'9Tl7R. 151313117-- Big Isl 'I fu' mind lf1.1l 111111111 ln' l1.1f1,'11 mm! in kqrmi. I'.N.Y. 2.4. IOIINSON. l.O1'1SF , 4.11 1.5.1. 4.15: fN.1t1-111.11 llunur Yltt'-PfL'NlLlL'l'1l 4: Stutlmt inun- H.1ir of 41n1ligl1l. f1r.:1r1 of gold. VlUllXNUX, llfllll RT Holy Goml !1liIIHltPi M141 ,L,1f,14lUlAq vmittlr .1 muff. lootlxtll 2, Xlf L44 HIHNNUN. XX ,Xlfll R Mitflv rmilti .1 gnu! mlm .mtl t. fmt fvitml lo funn. l'rttl-Q ' l' vtbtll '44 FIONIS. K.l.lH - C,l1oncs Ifootlmill l.l: Basketball lx YNY it Kl'SI.AR, ,IO ANN- jo lzkllnmllifnl in il lretiyure and rul- lurt' ritfrvr Jiri. Cf.5.l'. l,l,5.'l1 Choral Club lg Tumble XXI-mls lg Hand 25,-lg Matjorcttc 5,-ll Student Council 2,5.'ig Vita-Prcsitlcnt 31 Y-Teens 23,-3: National Honor Socictv 5,-iz Class Treasurer -iz Home- tuitking Club ig Future Tciulicrs Club 4. Kl,l1lN. Nl.'KllYlN7 Oltl Klan The tlull zlulj of an etlilor. Annual Stull l.l.tll 'Xrt Editor 1. Business Mgttmgcr Z. Co-editor -ig l'.N.Y. l, Trcguurcr: Student Coumil 1,01 .-XP..-X. ll Quill and SKrllll Kl'l'.llNlf, SlllRLlfY- Kucl'1n Ifmfrgy is c'It'r'r1.1l zleliglll. C.S.l', 1.2.41 Pep Squad 2.'v.i: Axsistnnt Kflict-rlcattlcr 21 Clliccr- lcndcr 5,11 Y-Teens Lhig Yiw- Prcsidcnt Mig llonicrnitking Club 2,51 Tcnnix 1,51 National Honor Society 5,41 l'.N.Y. 5.4. CLT' jl7ST, ROSALIE- Rollie Good nature is the beauty of ilu' mind, llomemztking Club l,2: Pup Squad 2,1h,'l1 C.S.U. 5,415 lf.N.Y. 3,45 Y-Teens 4. KANIS, M ARG AR IST- Candv K You slmll neter hike ller 1li1,J0llf lwr fzmtrcr, unless you lah' ber tritlmul her langue. llomcmztking Club lg C.S.l'. l,Z, 5,41 Tennis 2,51 Latin Club 2,51 Pep Squad 2.3.41 Y-Teens 5.42 National Honor Society 5.-ig lf.N,Y. 5. Paper Staff 43 Photog- rapher -ig Quill and Scroll 4. liLI.lfR, jUl'lANNA+ jo A good bear! is better Ilmn all llw bends in lbe uorlzl, Pup Squad 25,43 Homemaking Club 5,13 Y-Tut-ns 5.4: Commer- cial Club 5. Kl:l,SO. SELIEIETA-- Babv Doll lieiruliful red lmir' and it friendly .tmila Pup Squad 2.5.11 C.S.lf. All Y- Tccns -3. TN '95 af, W t .Q 4 -Qi LOUGHLIN, JOHN SLATIER- Slats Friendly and easy going: truly a boy worth knozring. Band l,2,3,4: Assistant Drum- Major fig C.S.U, 1,21 U.N.Y. 21 Basketball Z,5. LOWE, SYLVIA- Silly Cute and frazy-'nougla said. Pep Squad 2,3,4: Y-1-6605 23,41 I-Iomemaking Club 2. M ANGITM, JIMMY W'illJ his llf f6'VDIi?I11ll0?l .mtl trin- ning uuzy, nm be help surreal- ing? Football 1, 2. 5: Basketball 1, 2, Class Vine-President 2,53 Class President 4: I,'.N.Y. -ig National Honor Society 3.4. MARTIN, BRI 'CF- Prunehead Uuitlf .ill thy faults, :re lore thee still. Football 1: Basketball 1: Swim- ming l,2,5,4: Tennis 2,5 KIIILMAN. RONNII- Ht foulzl lvolrl ilu' ity lo mtmy ll ltcftlrt if lu' only uiilvctl lo. Fnulhglll I,g,'IQ BJSICCIIWFIII I.g.'Il Track R, I.INI3I'NI.'XNN, ffUII..'X- IJinipIcs Illuitivllull if lwv molto. Pep Squad 1.5.42 Ilomemaking .21 ff.S,Ii. R,-ag I'.N.Y. 415'-Teens Ai: Sergeant-of-.-Xrms 4. LINIJIQMANN, MILTON-- I 'ntIt- Mille A 11,1511 of mlrnjful LP1fU17!It'l1I lu' will alutljs fiml. CSI . 5,-4. MATTKIT, VIRGINIAA Ginger Her self-ronfidenre am! ease will always uin position and friw1a's for ber. Band 1,231 Choral Club lg Stu- dent Council 13,41 C.S.U. 23,41 Program Chairman Z: Social Chairman ei: Y-Teens 3,43 Annual Staff 3,-iz junior Editor 3: Co- editor 4, Class Secretary 32 Alamo Press Assotiation 5,41 Quill and Scroll 5,-iz Prcsidentrig Paper Staff 41 Exchange Editor 4: National Honor Society 4. MAY, PATRICIA Like tbe month of Afny, she bears gladness. NMCOY, ,IANIE Her ntiture is the springtime. it blows with joy tim! fun. N1 DUN XID NTIX N u No! enlrnlm zgunsl uori bu no! exafllj 111 sjnlputfij u lib ll mhall I nlxl Nfll C KRRCHI N ll Only be u fm 1114 mpls Ib: lbfllfll is rupublz r utlueznzg lbe 1771 possrhle Ll HID BARB XR K Bublwlv. A quzel mimi rs rrfbcr llvm a noun nd 1 5 4 7 44 Pin S 4 X Teens 3 INICKLALS C HARLF9 Nea but not IHI710f1C6d INISSEIN THOMAS Tommx And I just Hgh! the girls auay Ban 1 7 3 4 Prurdem 4 S u dent Counul 73,1 NX 5 I'Nar1onal Honor Suuers 4,4 Track 5 O'BANION, E DXVARD lVlJo knous' Ile mzgbl be pres: dent some day. ' Football 15,43 VIC 5,43 U.N.Y. 4. fo- MQMILLOIN X IRC INIA C mgcr Hair 0 sunshine urtb 1 person llzly to malfla Tennis Bi Tumlmlc Vkculs l S I s Trn Lr 6 IN 4 Honor Suu lNlllJlJl.l'TO'N RUBEN' Alexz 0 c 4 uofds are lbe basl men Fcotball l S Bas uball 12 5 4 Track 1 Z 5 4 vs CT' MIKUS DOLORIHQ ANN Dee O all the girls m lbe semor rlass none are quzeter than lbrs young, lass Pep Squad 7 54 Lieutenant 4 CSL 254 X Teens54 UNX 34 Ciommerual Club 3 Paper Staff 4 'ILRRAX THOMAS U ben be fin :HJ speaks hrs uords are uell uoftb bearzng J. if Q.'v ,- 'x -In L.,- Q he POND, HFLIHNA- Nina Happiness untold awaits lwr. Homemaking I, 2.5.41 Sctrctarx 21 Student Countil 2: l'.N.Y. S,-I POVUFLL, KENNETH An bones! man is flu' nolzlwl work of God. Band l,Z. VS'-r QUICK, XVALTER-- Boy Says, litlle. but boy u'lJal behind tba! Jilenfe. Football l,2,3,43 VIC 5,41 Track 5: U.N.Y. 4. RACKLEY, RAY He lm: brains enough to rlmme us all, U.N.Y. 5,4. 15 1---' KYHXYION. l7ll.XXK lIt't .mmf quill lll you ,url Io funn fum. 'I ' - I I Y . Iiaml I, -. f. I. C51 . 1.2, 4.1. l'.N.Y, IL Nlutlent Coumil Q, Ol'.Xl.l.lNl. j.'xf,Ql'lfl.YN- jackie ,-llzvajf lima' for a langlv. lll!IllL'Ill1llilf1g Club Ll: Commer- tial Klub 3, I.N.N. 5.1. X- Tccns el. I'I.Of'II, filflllfnlf--f Nloose 'I lwrel um' llriug ua all I-noun lu' rarriw llw lwail of one girl 1l'llL'I'L l'I lu' gow, liuullialll l,2,5,lg Bilslitlliilll l,2, 5,'l1Tf.lt'li 1,21 VIC. 31 I'.N.Y, -S. RAINEY, ANNETTE- Nettie Good nature is llJe beauty of the mind. llomemaking Club l,Z.3.Ai: Pep Squad 23,-li Y-Teens 3.4: C.S,l7. 4. RFIJFORD, CECIL- CoL1ntrv' A football player, and a rem' good one, l1e'J helped us :rin llve games u'e'i'e iron. Football l,2,5,-iz Tennis S,-I: Track 3,41 ll.N.Y. 1.43 Prcsitlent LS. Class Vice-President -lg Stu- tlent Couneil -8: Basketball Man- ager 4. RFEVFS, ALLFNE- Al One grand girl, as prirelesx ax a pearl. l',N.Y. 2,541 Commertial Club 51 Annual Staff 3,41 Business Manager 'lg Alamo Press Asso- ciation -1: Future Teachers Club -Ig Quill and Stroll 4: National Honor Society 4. llltlx l'S, lDOllO'l'llX 'ulyllllllxi This is one lhing you mu lill. this is rr girl Ilml yoifll like uwll. RlfGl'R, ROl'll'RT- Binh xl frimil imleed is he-H lmfiju. humorous iiml funry free. l'.N,Y, Ll. ROBINFTT, COl.liTAg l.uc She keeps us all guessing. Y-Teens el, SCHMIIDT, MARILYN The shortest ladies love the long- est men. Homemaking Club 1,43 Treas- urer 43 Pep Squad 23,43 Y-Teens 23,41 Student Council 3g C.S.U. 5,43 Commercial Club 51 U.N.Y. 5,4. SCHMIDT, YVONNE- jambalya As merry as the day is long. Homemaking Club l,Z,?s,4: Presi- dent 23 Student Council 1: U.N.Y. 5,4. SCHUENEMANN, KENNETH- Ken In quietness and ronfdenre shall be your strength. Student Council 23 U.N.Y. 3,4. RUTH li, FIS LlClTA4 Fny s Previous gifts rome in litlle puriuges. citllllfllfiffllll Club 5: U.N.Y. 5,-5. SCARBOROUGH, CLEVELAND Genius is puliente. Hand 2.5,-il U.N.Y. 5,-3. SCHAEFFER, XVILBUR- Sonny His nickname efhoes his :har after. SCHELLING, ,IACK- Pookie All play and no work makes jack a dull boy. Swimming 1,2,5,4. li ,ix YT?--4 I STEELHAMIWER, -llMMlli The senior Brain. Projectionest Club 4. TAYLOR, BILL No matter u'l:1at the disrussion may be, be always fnds room to disagree. Baseball l,3: U.N.Y. 5,4. THOlNlASON, DOLORIES Sweet and good even if she is new. THOMPSON. BYRON A great mind beromes a great fortune. Band l,Z,5,41 LT.N.Y. 2,43 Pro- jertionest Club 4: Stuclent Coun- til 4: National Honor Society -l, if SMITH, BARBARA- Bobby A smiling fare always nnds a welcome. Homemaking Club 1,41 Choral Club 2,?l,4l Treasurer 4: C.S.U. 3,41 Y-Teens 4: L'.N.Y. 4. SOOTER, VIRGINIA- Ginger A walking. talking land bowl liz'e wire. Pep Squad 5,41 Lieutenant 4: C.S.L'. 5.4: Y-Teens 3,41 Com- mercial Club 5: L'.N.Y. 3.4. STANLEY, C. L. Friendly and easy going, truly a boy uortb knowing. Football ll U.N.Y. 1.5,-ig Base- ball Z: Track 4. THOMPSON, TOMMY There bas to be one in e1'er1' rluss. Track 2: C.S,L. 1.4: l4.N.Y. 5.1. VIC 4. TRI'AX. l5lARlAN Slve luis the flower of noble rlmmrter. Choral Club l,2,'l1 Librarian 2. TLCKPR. SHIRLY WAN Sweeter tlmn sueet lmnev. Choral Club 1.2: President 2: Y-Teens 12.5.41 Soti.1l Ch.xirm.m -li Tunil1lcXY'ceLls 1: C'.Sl'. 1.1.41 Pup Squad 2.4.41 l'.N.Y. 5.4: Alamo Press Axsotintion -lg liu- ture Tcatlierx Club -ll Annual Stuff I1 Red Crow Representa- tive 2.3. YORDliNBAL'M, SHIRLEY A merry heart maketh a rheer- jul countenanre. Band 1,21 Homemaking Club 1.4: Annual Staff 2g lj.N.Y. 2,5351 C.S.lj. 2: Y-Teens 4. XVALKER, DALE The strangest man in the world is he who stands most alone and walks the slowest. Track 5, U.N.Y. 43 Paper Staff 4, News Editor 4, Quill and Scroll 4. XVALLACE, TANCY ANN Away with your worry. rome on with the fun. Y-Teens 4. XVILLMANN, EDGAR His figure's not noted for grace. but you'll like the smile on his fare. ' L'.N.X. 5.4. XVILSON, JEAN- Jeanie She knows what she knows and she knows that she knows it. L'.N.Y. 5,43 National Honor So- tiety -5. XYOOTEN, Ci. XY'.v Grandpa He ran. il he but will, LI.N.Y. SA. WALLIS, HAZEL Good nature is the beauty of the mind. Choral Club lg Homemaking Club 1: C.S.U. l,2,5,-1: Pep Squad 2-3-43 U.N.Y. 2,3513 Annual Staff 3. WATSON, DONNIE On what strange stuff ambition feeds. Projeclionist Club 5, VIC 3,4 N L- Q... WATSON ERRY - J Some folks are wise and some are otheruise. Track lg C.S.L'. 1,41 L'.N.Y. 2,f,4. WATSON, JOYCE Few are horn unronsriously with the spell of grate and Ioreliness. C.S.l'. I,2,3,4: Pep Squad 23,41 Sergeant-of-Arms 5: Lieutenant 43 Homemaking Club 5,41 Vice- Presideni 5: Y-Teens 3.4: Pro' gram Chairman 4: lf.N.Y. 3,-1. 'Y-V. T7 In Qs. is Seleeta Kelso Dorothy Chapman Cecil Redford Audrey Howard fl Rose Mane Davalos 1-ff sw AW wr fNm4mimu Wanda Gray ,Q 4' -5' 'F Leroy Brown Dorothy David .Simior Yfllznaler-yarn! f If V if -W C Q Charlotte Dukarm Sally Bllby Q Q r 1 oan Frxtze Arlene Cole Slater Loughlxn George Jageman Shnrley Harper 4 A onme Watson Johanna Keller - .Q 6 I ' 6 J ' ' C . Q '- n I ' n ' e- fi, ., ' . Q fa C' 1' fr 1 ' ' ga? ,. e 1 A A ,,. 5.f41fi7T4??i' gf 'if .3 'af' ,V Yew iff Vffbvg A fn ,? 'Tv,,iwfi 5' ' ' 'f,,,w 7 jifijg 1 A ,N f f ' x I I an 1 if Tr U i 9 5 I. , 3 , 1 Q, l ,a , ., I gh ' A , K - 1 10.5 A H , c ., Mn. K, ,, L it 1 ,. . gn 5 l D h , 'f l 1 4 fl , a 911- Q of rw V, fy , ,gm y f v . ,U 6 , . , : ,o . ' M -, 7.4 ,f fy,-, 5 , ff , Q:e.,v-Q1-an-'fin A f Zifitqgh fm G I A44 , fi V it , . LL .. I Q-3,2525 tl ' ' 5 - ' yHgi'f',al4z'-I fs -- 1 . 4 f , . A V Q 4' Q .G N av V , N , vl C Q 6 I x hi fav x -af , X ft Dk' 1 . . 1' . I' xszniof MAIUJQFZG-Il! ,. 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P ! fini z li 111 ,.e:f4Sin5w -aw C JJOW The Cos House IH the Vrlllta settlement IS an outstandmg example of an early dw ell mg It was at thls h1stor1L spot that General Perfctto de Cos slgned artlcles of capltula tion on Detember 9 1855 after the Texans had taptured San Antonro from the Mexltan forte Insnde the C os House there rs a unrque patlo surrounded by hlgh vsalls The house Itself 15 of adobe xx 1th thntlx vs alls ik f J ffjfft , ff l 'la N- WW! ' jf f X A paw X f M fo X unior Us 1 K' L.. are the ll :ters n lbe junior clans Le t Io ngbl Gary Brumkf Jrunluzt xitfllll Rmu uae nvzdent Bezerlj SHHVOIIJ secretary k N at flkllfcllkd lrefuurer Eulermff 11110 ilu Cru flume X s. .MEN 'f xv- i YQ? '13 ir'-U' a YQ? Yi' E' Q A 4 Adams, Barbara Ahlstrom john Alexander Charles Alford Rose Marie Allen Mlke Anderson Dale Baker Bobby Bauman Walter Bayer john Benson, Willram Ber ce Bud, Phyllis Blain, Mary Anna Braesicke, Gary Brannon, Nancy 5 Wa? Q Q5 ,TQ 'V y, 9 ' A ' I if f 1 l , ff A iz? gif , ' 11. , r. I V I W . yy A Mi Eyffizf 2 ' ' . N 5 . x V o f 1 v A . . J , . 7 , 7 S in ' . ' CLA Q, sf' 'ZX A , - ' 7 7 7 Y Brauer Glorxa Brown Becky Brown Beverly Brown Gerry Brown ake Brown Norma Campbell jimmy Cane Andy Coleman Cecil Croft Don Crum Norma Dalton, Phll Daughett, Pat Donaldson. Wnllram Dorsey, Bill an 9X5 Hz MZ Nuff 39- V'--9' 4 'Y Q if? Wx X wr'-'r S. glle Tommy Fanmng Howard I-xnch Tommy I' lathouse Vlrgll Funke oy ce Galx an Ernle Gold Harvey Gollghtly Rex Granmgan Charles Hampton, Charles Hand, Georgia Harboard, Nola Hardm, Joanna Hathavsax, john Hlbblts. Bills Hinton, Billy Holder, jimmy Hollifield, jimmy Howe Norman Isom Marne ohnson Emd Ann ohnson Robert ones Vlncent Kent Mary Kneschmck Ethyl Knowlton Virgil Koehl Marvm Kosub B111 Langley Dorothy Lansford Gordon 7 J , , J , ! 7 3 9 3 9 1 S QV n Lavigne, Anne Lee, Kenneth Lewis, Bobby Lloyd Gene Lockett Georgra Maltsburger Hassell Martin, Sylvia McVoy Bobby Mlkulenka jack M1 s F J Mlttendorf Claudia Mladenka Mary Alxce Moore Steve Moxon Avis Mueller Melvm Nanus, Greg Nichols, joyce Nowlin, Elisabeth Opperman Carolyn Pankratz, Milton Patton, Beverly T09 Petree, Charles Pltts, A L Protxvnak, Fred Purgason Howard Rawls, Ida Redmg, Carrol Ann TWP Reeves B1ll1e Mane R1eck, Brlly Roberts, Donald i ,xo 2-E eff. J rl W-1... 's - , . - l .. K 9 . , M ' . . , M . fri? if f-' ' x Q l X .J ff bl ,',, M ,H i 'V :' A ' 'A , K b f, V I . ' ' y e y p A gk - aw ,Eff ' , ' ., 'xx a L- , y A-L -A.- V A Z A - . 4 X g alix if f' ' xf I V' 'L ' ' ' ' if- ' .' I , ' 9. 'an I . 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Y ' 1 l , - w Q ,1 3. . 1 X 11' 11 if Edwards, Clegg Everly, Bill Ewing, james Ford anet Garnbaldn Glorla Gray Frank Griggs Dons Gow Margaret Hamilton Don amnlton V1rg1n1a Harpel W Harrns Das rd rwrg Louretta Hull Roxle Hmkson Norma Holnman Don Holland Dolores Housel Mona CHU Howard Mary o Howell ean Hunt Dee Hurta oleen ackson Nancy Jet Tommy ones ames ones Katrma ust Lorene Kempf Doug Keslar Harold Klser Tess Ann Krueger Edith Kuehne rm Dick Lee Harold Lewrs Bobby Magee Beverly Manley Eola 'Di Martm Robert Martin Valerle Massengale ames Mayberry Nanette McCampbell Penny McConnell Beverly clntyre Robert McK1nney Fred Merxakrn Alexander Mollgaard Dale Morgan Dorls Murray Kathryn Newman Harold O Keefe Bob ONeal Jayne Opperman Sandra Orr Robert 3 9 , J Y 9 7 M , 7 McVoy, Marcle . ., 9 7 , , 3 , , 9 7 3 Ovalle esse Palfreyman Rose Pearce Dorothy Posey ohn Quxck Marne Rogers Larry Ross john Wayne Saathoff Clifford Saathoff Sara Sams Beverly Sandell lm Sassman Harold Scarborough Gall Scharem Gus Schnelder Bobby Schnexder Ronald Sexdemann y Shockey jerry Lynn io' xg .4-ik , J 7 7 I , J 7 3 47 9 b 4 1 'W i , f, fagriykl ,,,, , , , ' 5161? , , l 5. ai ? 1 - . A. 7 9 . , I , 5 , JO y , , K y 4, Shoe -Ramsey Simroth Wayne Statzer Linda Stevens Carol Stiegler Beverly Swaiford Mike Swander Beck Tackett Lou A Taylor Larry Thomas Sherry Uhlxg jean Uhlxg Joyce Venghaus Ann Vest Roberta Wernll Barbara Weyman ohn WllllHmS Carolyn 9 3 1 7 7 7 , Y , nn 3 3 Tremmel, Patsy 7 . ! 9 7 7 . . ' , J Y Wnllnams Gene Wxllnams Lonnie Wnlson Wmston Wolff Wayne Womack Bull Wrlght Vxrglnxa Wyant Carolyn Ziegler Hershel Zimmerman Florence Zlttle Leonard . . , . , o 9 Wolfe, Carol , c 7 . , . . . 7 1 l 9 7 lv' Y f 1 vi 'f-lzqna 0Uel'll0l' .5 a CIC? Lmruad m XIIIIIAYX Pliza IS thc Spanish Cmurnors Palau .1 restoration of thc hrs torn blllldlllg usgd hy thu Spamsh gmur nom Tha irrangcmcnt md furmshmg of thc ten rooms gnc .1 puturg of homg llfg thL bLllLf class Spzmsh homcs of rhu day Thg garden flllul with suhtroplul shruh har, and Hovsgrs Lould hdxc hccn no more hcautlful m thc dass when Spdmsh unc roys ruled xuthm its xx alls red men Readmg the plaque at the entrance o the .Spanzsh Gozernofs Palace are the off: cers o the freshmen class Le t to rzght ared Stamps, secretary, Bob Reese vice president, Marsha Thompson, treasurer, and Annette Harrington, president ham r 5 N Ml 1 F Q f hh? . 4 f X , V 2 p ff a Ab g Ja lj, 1 - so ft, - ,,,,. O e ep I ' X K is we 0 3 X? r 1' ' - f h-'I , ' I 1 x Ables, janice l Ahlstrom, Dorothy Anderson, Phyllis sxj, I as I - 1' rr' Andrews, Linda Arnie, Sydney Bacon, janet I 1 Ball, Carol Ann Barr, W'inell Bass, Beverly I 2 .,, ,aww ,W r X V Batey, Connie Bennett, Martha Benson, Owen Befgmafl, Bifblri U Befflafdy JO Am' Bichsel' Neva Je 411 , PJ I r -1', 1 ffff 'f Boerner, Genevive Boles, Kendall Bonam, Fred Borhe, Richard . ,1 1 1 2' Brashears, Janice Borders, johnny Bose, Roger Boykin, Charles Braesicke, Jackie 'j if l J iBreland, Shirlene p Wx Birkenmeyer, Jackie -in Calk, 10 Anne CHIIICIOI1, 5110 Campbell, Harriet Cannon, Rodney Coker. Arnold Coleman, Virginia Cowan, Clarke Daniels, Charlie Mae Dasbach, George Davalos, Rudy Davis, Garth Davis, Gene Davis, Kathleen Denning ames Easley oan Easley Sue Elwell Gene Evans Dean Evcrly ohn Foiter Elaine Fraser lone Freiling Don Fritze Lee 19' My -3' if M' Ju-Wm Fugeman Henry Gibson Billy f- F . , J ,, J lv a 1 , we l E E E mr . Q l , is J s . 9 . I x D a ' N r , A, I i V J, . 8 - 4 I: if 1' Q ., J 1'.ww...,,.a,, ri 'n 'E 3 if' f '79 A H fr 'I -3 , Qfff 4 ., ,- ' ,gf , t W , 7 i V, .2 A ny. W 4, KN , . , . 'G ,X V M xi r, iff, K 'I ' 7 1 N T: I ,A , 'E -LAL, ' G X-, N - toge- Grubb. Kirk Hall. Bobby Hamrick, Bill Harrington, Annette Herms, Dorotny Hilliard, William Hinkson, Tommy Hopkins, Skippy Horn, Noretta Howard, Lynda Howell, Elissa Hurley, Dianne Jeszop, Alice johnson, Tommy Kane, Kay V-7 Keller, james Kelly, Paul Kidd, Shirley Kistner, Douglas Kline, Janice Kraufe, Jesse Lammons, jay Levy, jimmy Lindsay, Edward Lloyd, Russell Lopez, Henry GL. B' le., Q, F' 4 L v e, ha. .x Qi? Ludvigsen, Alan Madray, Giles M 1 B b M 1 A La fa M ' Y M C1 ' , d age, ar ara ap e, nna u arfm, joy C am Ju y 3 -,J X f YP 12 MCDSLIUCI. Dixie Merrill. Barham W, . M, , I 1 I 3 Morisey, Charles Neal, janet t Newman, Joyce Nowlin, Ellen A Pegg, Mary Ellen ts Peters, Mary Kathrine ' x 'Ulm Q 6 X nw V Pond, Nancy 'gf Quill, Jimmy Rainey, Dorothy 4 I , edford, Martha Reese, Bob Rock, Marilyn Rodriguez, Richarcl' jlogemhal, joe Rust, joe Carroll A' Saathoff, La Rue Sales, Billy Jo .3-3-. Sapp, Margaret Sarran, Charles Schneider, Charles x r I Schwinge, Christine Scott, Tom Shoemaker, Susan Sisco, Hazel Smith, john Smith, Patricia -Us 0-8- Stamps, jared Smrbeck, Doris Stmughun, Clarke Strunk, Greta 'Squqkey Tmyi5 S fhmnpson. lxlilfSl12l lillllwfllll- Vlf1l,ll1l4l , h 1 Tedford, Don M Wmaton Laurel Xkrsdom Bettx Wooten Ardrth 'N Trapp Bobby Turney Mary Wnlke George Vordenbaum Maurgerxte Wrllrams Beverly Wfrllrams Steve Wrllrams jerry Wrllmann Anna Lounse Wllson Bobby 3 CAA 'gig 9+k 'fl l lf t, fr I Q 0 tw - rly X X Yr Ji X xv W' , I af , flu ,, all QPIZIIIIJO af Three years after the founehnt, of San IXIIIODIU the Arehclloeese of San Antonio began lts exlstenee with the liynng, of the foundation stone ln 1734 This holy house of God was to be t e parnsh ehureh of the early Texan settlers hut for laelx of funds If requlred some frf teen years to eomplete Beeause of its hnstorx gan Fernando thedral IS a xery promment landmark of the Ll121I'I'I1lI1g Cnty of San Antonm , 1 1 r ciglfl Qin Q ,J Descendmg the steps o the San Fernando Cathedral are le t to right Sue Thompson, secretary treasurer, Sally West, preszdent, and Carolyn Rylander, mee endent I' N P' ,, was 3' 2 5 V f ' f i ' an W ,. , , V Q 9 4, gi , 5 , - vu' JV K 3 A .5 , .. -. ... .- 1 'V , . Q' 1 '3 73 . 'H - .. ,g l V ' -Q - , v ' 1 A I 3 jg, 5 Q f f ', Lis 3 ,QQ , A , , W A , , KX if '-f N227 x ,f jk L 52,23 . .I . . . f f ' ' . I . . , C A L Q F' V'-QA. M Zag. em.-. - .Q . 1 , -J 3 f' Aww ew, Q--W., N2M,s.-h ,,,L .'i .f . ,Lff-'- J H M., Lib: 19 Q r ,, dawned if Abrigo, Diego A Akin, Ronnie :TQ Alejandro, Maria Bacon, Delores Barrington, Barbara Barrels, Lorraine Bass, Mary Ellen Beckman, Mike V Bergman, Lonnie W gf'-4, Binz, Mary Bishop, Norma Black, Larry v' ,. ao V5 gown a Xe, Su Ka we , CW wi we e-ov ww Bxocket , Da 0001 Boefnec- Boxes v Bt ow Q , Da D Brown, Jerry Burris, Billy Gail Butler, Martha Carlson, Marguerite Case, Doug Cavin, Dorothy Center, Billy Chriswell, Don Clark, Mickey Clifton, Bill Cook, Tommy Crow, Shirley 1-Q. 'ik Pee are, B De . G Harvey obby nnmg Irene 4 .? fzL ? iii' Zfv 13- . ff' , - ?i efe D , Helfhuth Orballdt, john Dudersp,-,dt T Dy , hom 33 Duecker, jo Ann Duncan, Carolyn Duncan, Marilyn Enderlin, Verncm ,711 Franklin, Patricia Garza, Henrietta '11 Graham, Bin Ersch, .Nancy Jo Flathouse, Philip Za, Q57 1 aexbedv Gai agua H Shgid Haese, Vivian Hamell, jimmy l-lassell, Kenneth xx . W 363' yes . Q B9 , On. Ove, 00' Bovkms Ywomxvfb' X gm wma. V eonew james, Vivian jeffreys, La Vone johnson, Bill johnson, Gayla johnson, Phyllis jones, Bobbie Gail jones, Bry Ann justice, Stephen Kelso, Virginia Kirkland, Betty Kistner, Richard Klein, David a . nglqli pat Lewis. ja Lmffrum U , M arp 5,41 Madray Jllilfsball y Mary Q llfuriel Max 31-18 S McCampbell, Bobbette 1:1 McDaniel, Eddy McLaughlin, Billy In Medlock, Melvin Meeks, Gerald ,tt Millar, Bruce Monahan, Edward Montgomery, Martin Moore, Elaine Moore, George Morris, Lynette Nations, Betty eil Ong ob . -k - . ,yu N V 30 mel, Nl ,cam l , ,wwf iw' -sf R115 ei Newt., bt N' o99e'l' twem' i lei' V At Robe' Park, Katannah Powers, Janice Priest, Arnold Protivnak, Xwesley Pruitt, Pat Pyle, Roy X RMK Ratliff, Kitty jean Reinhold, Faith Richardson, jo Ann Richardson, Sandra Riley, Pamela Roberts, Carol Ann Z QQ. 5 X Qt Rohm 1 . R R' I .s - , 2 1 , Vi ' nn, Cymrlen Rod,,g,ueZ J Jrhe, Smrlexv ander Quo, Sanders Fglnlh 6 ' B5-att. - 'ln i Rich 'Ce ard in Santos, Carlos Sarran, Donna Sawyer. Naomi Scarborough, George Schmidt, Bobbie Siner, Karen Sivek, John Skinner, Skipper Smith, Barbara Sooter, Vernon Stanley, Robert Szentes, Alvin 1-4 V901 C197 N Q evecd as Digg . 9 mas, g Sui Wh Y' 6, 9,0 Tawis Aims The 150109509 Tow Unoerwoo W 45 1 Veltman, johnny Von Scheele, Edgar Walker, Bobby Ward, Bill Wegeman, Virginia Weir, Lillie Wells, Roval West, Sally Williams, Jimmie Ray Williams, Lucy Woodhouse, Marilyn Worthington, Dick ne. ' 6' er, s, Barbara Howard Zittle, Id a Hi' -'U-.L i-1,44 ? i P7 Jr-ff, .San .xgnfonco wer One of San Antonlos greatest tharms IS the loyely San IXUIOHIO Rner xy hrth flovss through the yery heart of the buslness dls trrct Its twrsts and turns are so many that rn trayellng a drstance of sn: mules, rt IS crossed by forty tvso brrdges Wxrmdnng stone walks lead along grassy banks lush vuth semltropxtal folrage Arthed brrdges pro ylcle a number of points for obserxatlon Here you tan retreat to nature only a few steps from the roarmg traffic of the clty wenfl. Qmle ix -7 ,aff I i ? Mhmx? 41 -it - Ga mg znlo the San Arztomo R11 er are the 0 zfers 0 the sezenlh grade class Le 110 rzglaf HHFIE1 'Iurner treasurer Russell ordan serretnrj Kenneth Saatbo preszdeut and Kumelb Watsorz ure preszdeni fi iff ,. ,-xii! f I lg, -N Q 'N f . V . 1- ,av hx.. if 3 1 'f' ,- ' X4 K M, A W, w QM I fy ,F ,V 4, ' hw N ' ' ,. 5'g,.f QQQQS we--1 A W ww 4 Aw iii Q 'J Busby, Stanford Cameron, Mary Cannon, Rodney Carr, Donald Carvajal, Norma Cassidy, Marilyn Center, Leroy Cordova, Katherine Croft, Cynthia Crowell, Anita Crownover, Tommy Cunningham, jean ado Adolph Durham, David IIS Forte, Lynne Foster, Charles Frazier, Jimmy Freiling, Wayne Fritz, james Frericks, Mary Jo Gabriel, Dale Gahan, Lois Ruth Garza, joe Gerber, john Gibson, Dee Ann Graham, Richard Harper, Alice Harris Howard Harris Phil Henderson, Patsy Hendricks, Jim Hermann, Melvin High, Susan Hill, Douglas Hoffman, George Holt, Brenda Huxoll, Cynthia Jackson, Vicki Lee Johnson, Elizabeth Jordon, Russel Just, Barbara Gary Key, avid in W5 f 'Q' ' fm ld 1 Ii '12 N ' if A ,191 45. va' Jim Q 123 35 N X , :'Q?be fifty fy? fi? X ww- h 'Lf W v Ms. 1-1 r W K is 3 Y, if QQ ,Ax , QQN . M sa ' his , ,S K' 15, Q5 'ff Q gi 'wb ,YQ R pax s r 7 .1 - ... . ,H 'v ,N .. 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' N Psi LL, 12:7 W ! 15' 5 19 '! 1 ,, , X lfxgjn-s X mf N'- Stamps, Sharon Storm, janet Stroud, Patty Schlortmann, james Schreiber, Mary Sellers, Baylor Shaw, Robert Shoemaker, Butch Shomette, Steve Shubert, jimmy Simmons, Wfayland Skeels, Warren Smith, Barry Sonnier, Lagay Stahl, Billy Sutherland, Linda Tally, Craig Taylor, Connie Taylor, Mike Thiele, Edward '54 Tipton, Gloria Tomerlin, Pat Trimmings, james Tumey, Samuel Turner, Harvey Twarowski, Teresa Van Cleave, Marcia Venghaus, David Von Scheele, Joyce Walker, joe Washburn, Mary Lou Wassell, Bonnie Barbara Wickcliff, L l65l0l'l OIICQIQ C1011 Mxssron Coneepelon was founded rn 1716 It 15 loeated on the left bank of the San An tonlo Rlxer about two mlles from the erty The arehlteeture I5 sexerely plain though massnc It sw as at thls mrssron that Colonel ames S Barre vslth nineteen Texans xx as surprised by foo a large detaehment of the Me'-.lean army A 9 X heree eneounter ensued and the Mexxeans were defeated xxrth a loss of 60 men The F Texans lost but one man W1 iw fi ff f . 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The alms of the Student Council are to better scholarship and create a closer relation hip between the faculty and the student body The Councll through the years always wxllmgly helps the stu dent bodv and faculty rn any way possxble and trnes to foster better school actxvmes and lnterests Seated left to right Rose Mane Dayalos Dorothy Chapman oyce Watson L Verne Flwell Marmnne Bothe Io Ann Keslar Yyonne Dennis Patrlcla Hardmg Standing Phil Dllton Byron Thomoson Tommy Nnssen ohn Hathavyay George ageman Brlly Blackvyell Cecrl Redford Leroy Brown O 64 'T Seated left to rrght Mona Housel Gall Scarborough Wanda Gray Ann Blount Beyerly Magee Carol Wfolff Marte ulck Gaye Lynn Wlley Vrrgmla Mattke Staadmg L K Croft rmmy Stertle Frank Gray Raymond Hendrxcks Frank OBanlon Gary Braesxcke B111 Stiles Norman Caruthers Dale Anderson Davld Harrls Marym Kleln The Student Council spon ors the Sweetheart Prom wh1ch IS one of the mam features of the school year They are responsible for the Edlson Bears booster pins and black and gold pom poms sold at the football games The Student Cou'1c1l members promoted the Student Dxrectory and Howdy Do Dance ,Q-if u'X Wafionaf .lalonor .gzciefy President ..... . . ,Billy Blackwell Vice President , , , , , .Jimmy Mangum Secretary ..,... .,,, A udrey Howard Treasurer . . . ......,,.. Pat Harding Sponsor . . . . .Miss Elizabeth Sayles Billy Blackwell President L. K. Croft Rica Ann Crowell Rose Marie Davalos Bern' Duncan Laverne Elwelj '15 4 , '55 A , Y rua -1 joan Fritze Patricia Harding -f ' .J , ,,.,.,. :sf ---,f Raymond Hendricks Audrev Howard Gem-ge jageman Margaret Kane jo Ann Keslar Q C7 ll Virginia McMillon Tnmmv Nissen nf , gl 'ls -' Xml st 2 ff: fr Shirley Kuehne Jimmy Mangum Virginia Mattl-ce f- -'CU sal xv X Allene Reeves Byron Thompson jean Wilson 'rvs 3 N4 'IJ7 QL 2 Q? M '-1 E11 Wafionaf .llonor ociefy One of the greatest honors that can be bestowed upon any high school student is being chosen as a member of the National Honor Society. New members are installed in a formal candlelighting ceremony in March. The four qualities, Scholarship, Leadership, Character, and Service, are included in the ceremony. In May, following the installation, a banquet is given in honor of the new members. Rose Marie Alford Dale Anderson Becky Brown Phil Dalton Bulrll Slmmlh 'IU Ar 3 'Wd I-md Ann johngon Ethel'Kieschnifk Bobby Lewis Bobby McVi1w Dllk Shepp af' T7 ssr XX illiam Shomette jimmy Steitle Belly' Swlle .lil Ann Thiel? Gave Linn Wlley MRS JULIA CANE Sponsor I9-Shi President Vnce President Secretary Treasurer Parlxamentarxan Hnstorlan Sergeant of arms Sponsors dr -s '51 MISS HELEN WYATT Co Sponsor Mr WILLIAM VAUGHN Honorary Member MARIAN NE BOTHE Presxdent Marxanne Bothe Rose Marne Alford ackxe Hamilton oan Frntze Ann Dubose Rrca Ann Crowell Bernice Bergman Mrs ulla Cane Mrss Helen Wyatt Under the leadershxp of Marranne Bothe the Honey Bears accomphshed an outstanding record of achlevements for 1952 and 1953 Backing the cham plon Golden Bears the gurls attended every game and proudly honored the team at Shadowland at the annual Black and Gold Prom later followxng them to the McAllen BxD1str1ct game Thes later supported our basketball team ln the state prelxmmartes at Austln The Honey Bears represented Edxson ln the Armlstlce Day Parade Llvestock Exposttxon Ftesta parade and also parnclpated rn the New Orleans Mardn Gras fest1v1t1es m the sprmg ROSF MARIF ALFORD Vnce Presrdent ep u ' ....,.......,................... 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All set for a yell Fxfth Row Melba Bradley Tobby Duderstadt Barbara Wernlx ouleen Hurta Nola Harbord Carol Ann Redmg Second Row Mlss Wyatt co sponsor Shlrley Kuehne Bernlce Bergman Rrca Ann Crowell oyce Watson Dolores Mnkus Vrrgmxa Sooter Shirley Harper Margaret Kane Ann Dubose Beverly Srmroth and Gaye Lynn Wrley Thrrd Row Mrs Cane sponsor Arlene Cole Tessanne Klser Rox1e H111 Mane Quick Carol Wolfe Norma Brown Dorothy Langley Carolyn Wnllxams ean Howell Sherry Thomas Phyllls Brrd anxce Wll l1ams and Rose Lee ust Fourth Row Mrs Hewxtt sponsor Carolyn Opperman Gall Scar borough Shrrley Dleke Florence Ylmmerman Nancy Stover Patsy Stovall oanne Saathoff Betty Eckerman Charlene Smxth Genexa Schueneman Nancy Brannon ane Dabney and Vxrgnma Hankm son Yvonne Sxdes Betty Stolle oanne Thxele Sk pper Vest Carol Stevens and Sylvxa Lowe Sxxth Row Georg1a Ann Chakarrs Barbara Bromley Duecker Mary Anna Blain Georgla Hand Ida Rawls Kay Dawson Marllyn Smith B1ll1e Mane Reeyes Louretta Herwng Pat Daughett and Beverly Brown Seventh Row Seleeta Kelso Hazel Wallxs Sandra Kuebel oyce Uhlrg jean Uhlng Eleanor Burkhardt Sara Saat hoff Becky Swander Vxrgxma Wright Sylvla Mar tm Karleen Anderhtch and Dorothy Beyer Erghth Row Betty Alexander Becky Brown Demse Butler Bella Garlbaldn ohanna Keller Sally Bulbs Evelyn Fre rxcks ov S1edeman Beverly Stexgler Claudla Mxtten dorf Iudy Campbell Valerle Martm Ninth Row une Durst Shrrlev Tucker Coxla Lmdemann and Annette Ramey 41,1 171, AQ' 'Alfa MT Left to rxght flrst row Darleen Cox oan Frxtze Marranne Bothe Rose Marne Alford jackie Hamrlton and Joanna Hardln mf , z J ai V, ' 1 l- .1 1 . 1 l . . 1 V 7 V 9 'J 7 1 . 1 1 V ' ' ' 1 l 1 I l . 1 I l 1 ,lan , I , , , 5. 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A ' A be 'sg 1 1' K ' D 1 I A i L X-I -- J' Y ' ' I a , f Q 1 1 ' ClltI'a6ZOJ .SJOIIILCJ Sgdtelfl The purpose of this system IS to dlstrxbute mrcrophone phonograph telephone lme and radro programs orrgmatmg at the console or m any classroom or to outlvmg speakers lt also provldes two vsay mtercommunrcatron between the con sole and any classroom lt was formed nn order for the students of Edison Hugh School to have the opportunlty to learn to operate and to learn the advantages of a communrcatlon system The operators are trarned and lrcensed for thxs type of work Seated left to right howard Purga on Ywonne Dennis B111 Stlles Standmg first row left to rrght Shirley Krdd Laural Wrnston Mr Ben Faglne Sponsor Flrssa Howell Arvm Schuenemann Paul Kelly Sara Saathoff Thlrd row Annette Harrm ton loan Easley Charles Safran Fourth row Billy GlbSOD John Wayne Ross Chref Operator 49-4 Qu- .Ax -wavy, S. 337-1 0 . ' l 5 7 ' 9 . v ' , . . V . . . 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Hendrrx Glorla Tlp on Patti Stroud Bexerly Wfxllrams Patsy Watkins Third row Gary Braesxcke udy Magro Sally West jerry Williams Harrlet Campbell Mona Housel Carole Stew ens Rose Ly nn Palfreyman Kay Daw son Fourth row Bob Lewrs Darleen Cox Don Tedford Don Frexlrng Bill Ham rlck and Margaret Kane a u I nun .n.rluuLlI 2'-1 Ht YK, ,W T. 'X QW '-4? 11,1 I, 'vi 'al 'vs ' ,,,. i FIRST ROW, left to right: Frank Gray, Drum Major, Patsy Wfatkins, Jo Ann Kes- lar, irle' iese 2Sherlene Brelin, Janice Braeshears, Charla Blount, Mary Kath- erine eters, jane Bacon, James Keller, David Harkins, Darlene Gardner, Lyle Teague, Bobby Hall, La Verne Elwell, Mona Newcomer, Genevieve Boerner, Phyllis Anderson, Norma Crum, Slater Loughlin, jan Lewis, Billie jean Hopkins, Michael Keane, Elaine Moore. SECOND ROW: Carolyn Blank, Wanda Gray, Suzanne Saathoff, Byron Thompson, Tommy Nissen, Mr. John B. Sullivan, Principal, Mr. Jean Sarli, Director, Howard Fannind, George Decker, Trudy Butler, Marilyn Rock, Kathleen Davis. THIRD ROW: James Ewing, Betty Wisdom, Richard Bothe, NISSEN Photo by E. L. Goldbeck President The Senior Band, directed by Mr. jean Sarli, each year sponsor their annual band show which is entitled, Cavalcade of Music and also presents spectacular half-time shows at football games. The band journeyed to New Orleans where they participated in the Mardi Gras Festivities. I . I ' U1 , . .M A V 2 in il'x '595U?f4- I. Band i George Wilke, Bill Graham, Lawson Benton, Beverly Williams, Linda Howard, Yvonne Dennis, Betty Duncan, Barbara McLeod, Guy Thomas, Bobby Reynolds, Jack Landry, Tommy jet, George Steele, George Calhoun, Billy jo Sale, Winston Wilson, Audrey Howard, Ann Blount. FOURTH ROW: Edward Darley, Enid Ann johnson, Marguerite Vordenbaum, Gene Gourley, Russell Lloyd, Bill Mc- Loughlin, Charles Schneider, Ethel Huntington, Dale Mollgaard, Franklin Wright, john Hathaway, Eddie McCollough, Walter Huntington, Leroy Brown, Cleveland Scarborough, Frank O'Banion, Harold Sassman, Virgil Peterson, Arnold Priest, Barbara Burton, Sharon Lamp, Dorothy Morris. Tommy Nissen Audrey Howard La Verne Elwell Yvonne Dennis Edward Darley . . . . . ,Prexident . .Vice President .......Secrelary . . . . . .Treasurer Sergeant-of-Arms MR. JEAN SARLI Director 5. . 4 - A? .J IUHOI' an To learn .ind understand music in the best sense of the word is the goal of the Edison junior Band. Among the h.ind's activities was it concert given during .i P.T.A. meeting. Most of these students are in only their first .ind second years of music. Frank Gray. Drum Major of the Edison High School Band. strikes a familiar pose. First row. left to right: jackie Merce. Bry' Ann jones. Billie Gale Burris, Mary' Lou Brown. Shirley Ley y'. jimmy Austin. Erancin Christman, Mona Newcomer, Marilyn Duncan. Greta Strunk. Barbara Phillips. Mr. john B. Sullivan, Principal. Mr. jean Sarli. Director. jo Ann Decker, Carolyn Duncan. Karen Siner, Edward Thiele, Marilyn Mangum. Kay Welch, Helen May, Sherry Ann Holt, Brenda Gale Holt, Charlcey Meckel. Betty jacobs. joyce Von Scheele. Darlene Sapp. Second row: Patty Stroud. jimmie Bass. Gary' Keller. Enida Crowell. Third row: Eddy XY'ong, Connie Taylor. Haryey Dupeer. Elaine Moore, Gerald Meeks, Pamela Riley, Du- anna Harvey. jan Lewis. Billie jean Hopkins, Charla Blount, jimmy McGowan, Eloyd Eranks. Diego Abrigo. Roy Listman, Larry' Carter, David Venghaus, Phil Harris. Robert Laughlin. Legay Sonnier, Bonnau justice. Lawson Benton, Bill Gra- ham. Eourth row: Ethel Huntington. George Scarborough, jim Baker, Douglas Hill. Arnold Priest. Virgil Peterson. Carolyn Yoast. W'eyland Simmons, Edward Monahan. Bill McLaughlin. Guy Thomas, Howard Harris, Nancy XY'eaver, Bobby' Reynolds, Charles Hope. Mike Swafford. William Hilliard, Danny' Pugh, Ray' Reeves. Stephen jay, David Black, jim Eritz, and Bobby' Listman. unior -Zena JANICF VUILLIAMS ROSF MARIE ALFORD RUBY VANDERPOORTEN Prestdent Program Chairman Secretary PHYLLIS BIRD PATSY WATKINS Vrce Prestdent Tfea5Uf'-U' IDA RAWL5 ROXIE HILL Parltamentarran MUSIC Chairman JO ANNA HARDIN BEVFRLY SIMROTH Historian Publlclty Chatrman GAYP LYNN XWILFY BECKY BROWN Seruce Chairman Se1tcd left to right Carolyn Williams Barbara Wernll Ann Blount Carol Wolfe B verly' Nltgee P1tSy Stoyall Buerly Brown Pat Daughett Nola I-Iarhord Judy Campbell Shirley Dlelee Barbara Boxley Shirley 71656, jan Duecker Standing Demse Darrel Fleanor Burk h1rtlt Florence Ylmmerman Carol Stevens Marne ulek joleen Hurta Tess Ann Ktser Skipper Next Dons 'Nlorean joyee Selclemann Bermee Bergman Salted left to rtght Barbara Bromley C eorgn Hand Beeky Sw mder lxatrlna jones Beverly Stelgler Valerie Martm Charlene Smlth C eneva Sehuenemann Mary Allee Mladenka jo Anne Saathoff Xyonne Sides Norma Crum Standmg Marianna Blain Claudia Mlttendorf Blllle Mane Reeyes jo Ann Thtele Naney Stoyer Nano Brannon S ra Saathoff Barbara Burton C all Scarborough Sherry 'lhomas jean Howell Carroll Ann Redxng and Katherme Schelehner gon x Worshlp Chaxrman Q11 t OI egnj The Y Teens are junxor members of the YXV CA an mternltlonal orglnrzatxon of gurls vsho ire strnmrv to make the world 1 better plxce ln vshrch to lne Projects for the seat include to sponsormg the Sldle Hawkins Dance a Christmas partx for the boss at Brooke General Hosmtal md 1 Vxlentme parts for the girls at the Bexar Countx Home for Girls MISS FLLEN MAVTRICK Sponsor '-'W-f Seated left to rlght Corla Lmdemann Sergeant of Arms osce Watson Pro gram Chairman Mlss Ellen Maxerrck Sponsor Rose Marie Daxalos Presrdent Shrrley Kuehne V1cePres1dent oan Frrtze Secretary une Durst Parlramentarran Standmg left to rlght Vxrglma McM11lon Treasurer Kay Dawson Hlstorran o - ,. ., . 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T ff. .,. e- ffm H ,x - , n --f'..x l- . . f 1 , 0 T V d b Sl t Kelso ohanna Keller Evelyn Seated left to rxght Shnrley or en aum S e BE 21 left to right Dorothy Chap F k Annette Ramey Bella Garxbaldl tan mg mrfffjlcsilly Bllby Georgla Chaknrns Rica Crowell Barbara Smxth Marilyn Schmidt d P trxcna Harding oAnn Keslar Sylvia Lowe Barbara McLeod Audrey Howar a Seated first row left to rlght Marlanne Bothe une Durst Shxrley Kuehne Colla Lxndemann Second row left to rlght Margaret Kane Melba Bradley Dolores Mlkus Miss Maverrck acquelme Hamilton Vxrgmna McM1llon Third row Vlr gmxa Sooter Dorothy Beyer Shxrles Harper Vxrgmxa Mattke Kay Dawson oan Frltze Ioyce Watson Rose Marte Davalos OU: I' - AB 6lf0I'QltQ5 While the majorerres prance to the music of the band, the cheerleaders are busy leading the pep squad in yells which arouse a fine example of school spirit. C QQPLCL Je Darleen Cox dl HJ jo Ann Kesler staff' ' 2-. 1 F N37 f . 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' , jf Q f1:-4w,,f- R zzdifaf lluv MARVIN KLEIN Editor 31, ,spat sz, Marvin Klein ........ Virginia Mattke ...... Allene Reeves ........... Mona Housel ........ Shirley Ziese ............ Gaye Lynn Wiley ........ Shirley Tucker .......... Mrs. Mary K. Reid ...... ............Editor ............Editor . . ,Business Manager Subscription Manager Kay Dawson ............ . . . .Advertising Manager . . . . . .Junior Editor . . . . . .Junior Editor .... . . . .Class Editor ...........Sponsor The Spark StaH throughout the year wrote stories and collected pictures to make up this- your 1953 annual If these pages faithfully reflect life at Edison then our yob has been worthwhile Allene Reeves and Kay Dawson work on sub scrnptions while Mona Housel handles the adver tismg for the yearbook fi E522- QM 'I 10' Ev I lu.. Becky Swander Shlrley Tucker Gail Scarborough oe Carroll Rust and Dick Shep pard are at work on the yearbook B111 Hamnck consults Gaye Lynn Wiley and Shrrley Zxese while Don Frenlmg and Charlene Smlth look for ideas 51 .nifi 0 :1faf,9,Ll?fi24 ' V, I ,V I Y A A,,,, -,..... ..., . , ' ' ,MW I , , V c K Q - We . H ' f L . . A .,,f If A , I , I 5- i 5 , STX 5 . , I I 4 H 4. ' 'ht - . U 3 4 ,X .. 1 1 Il: , I 'dj . , 7 N X 1 W M- W V fi W H ., ' f 1 If y .,--1 gf? -- , 9 9 1 J Q 3 Q Mar j'acL5 .Stiff RAYMOND HENDRICKS Co Edztor ROSh NIARIIH DAVALOS Co Editor Fall Term DALF VVALKER C0 Editor Spring Term THF B All TBAUKS Publtshecl by the lournahsm Class and students of Thomas Edrson Hxgh School San Antumo, Texas Nlnmlur ILPF Ahmo Press Assorntton Texas Hugh Sthool Press Assouauon Qutll and Srroll Co Fdltor Co Fdltor Raxmond l'lll'lLlI'lLliS Rose 'Nlarle l7'tx1los Bustness Manager Sports Edttors john NX um Ross Cecil Redford and Butgh C'truthers Forrest Smtrh md ban Brusukc Asststant Sports Fdltors has Dau son and 'NIarg1rf.t lxme Photographers Xlfglfllil 'Niattke Fxghange Fdltor Columnists and Reporters Ddorcs Mtkus Rua Ann Crowell loanna Hardln Ida Rawls Sslvra Lowe 'Nlarun Kleln jtmms M'tngum Mcllvt Bmdley Tomms F1gl1e Alex De lunter Ann Dubose George Chaktrns Nltrranne Bothc jane Dahnu Patsx XVatkms Aus 'Nloxon La XCYDL Ilwell and Gordon Anderson Mrs Marx lx Rnd ohn B Sullivan Sponsor Prim tp tl VV' X, Left to rtsfht Patss XVatkms Subscrnptton Manager Vtr gtma Nlattke lxrhange Ldttor John Viasne Ross Adxertnsmg Manager Kas Dawson Margaret Kane Photographers , . a C t - 1 9 N 1 . h - A , ' 4 I ' ' Q . . . ,. . , , , , H , . , , - . 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Q . 1. . , y , , , ' Thns year was a busy one for the members of the Bear Tracks staff In December members of the staff enjoyed a very profi table trlp to Denton where they attended the Texas Hlgh School Press Assocratlon con ventnon On the agenda for the sprung term was the trlp to Austm to attend thel L P C c,lll'llC frfkp-A Seated left to rxght Norman Caruthers Co Sports Editor Ray mond Hendricks CoEd1tor Rose Marne Davalos CoEd1tor Standmg left to rlght Cecxl Redford Co Sports Edltor Forrest Smlth Asslstant Co Sports Edxtor Dale Walker News Edltor fa ' 5 fm? - A t. . I ' 1 Q . , 4 4 T A -5 f xx, ' V Q X z f ,, , - J I X qt ns.. if A , f ff 1 . ' N . ' I iv 1 'if A 4 K ' ,f . - v . .a y W - .. . , y ' -x Y I 0,1 , . : . , - Q - 1 ' Q , ' . ' l 9 u : I 9 ' 2 1 ' Q , . , M, 7 .tt ! , , 4 ' 'f Bm. NBS 1 3, K . .f . . W , L D 1 . ja- Q 5 , Y A gg ' ' 3 , . ' I mt , , -t A Q R. , , . 4 4. -my Q 1' 'Q Av' -' 'f ,M ,V V 0 . 4, .l, L f , W, , 1 Elvis Q , it X ! ' - ' , ' H 5 ' 5- 2135 V , N ' K , f W f 'f 5 - ' 7m P ' 'fi f. ' 'fire 4, 'Y W L ggi, Q1 2 'v l ff f f-1??Yf, , g mf f ---- i 2 A f ff if 'f ,I W V , if 3 'fi' rf' ,fn -V H , il ' u,v S w L1 I ' - l .W MR DON MORRIS Sponsor ur? LW Cjltriafian .gkulenf union The purpose of the CSU IS to promote Chrlstlan fellowshxp among the students and to prac tlce and better understand Chris tnan teachmgs Through proyects such as the annual Halloween party Hayrnde Thanksgnvnng program and Chrnstmas program the CS U promotes the rellglous hfe on the campus in ,away .J aaa Wx, LA VERNE ELWELL President ,La Seated first row left to rxght jovce Watson Treasurer LaVerne Flwell Presn dent Mr Robert Dalglxsh Sponsor Rasmond Hendricks Vice President Wanda Gras Dexotnonal Chaxrman Second row left to rnght joAnna Hardm Sergeant of Arms Vnrgxma Mattke SocxaICha1rman Betty Duncan Secretary 'S-F690 Seated left to nght Barbara Bromley Rica Crowell Ann Blount Barbara Burton V1rg1n1a McM1llon Sylvra Lowe Standing left to right Patsy Watklns Gaye Lynn Wlley Roxxe H111 Howard Fanning George jageman Marcxe McVoy Marne Isom Becky Swander Audrey Howard Dolores M1kus Patncta Harding Seated left to rrght Shirley Kuehne june Durst jackle Hamllton Vnrglnla Sooter Corla Lmdemann Kay Dawson Standlng left to rnght Seleeta Kelso Georgia Chakms Sally Bnlby Evelyn Fre rrcks Annette Rainey Yvonne Dennrs Norma Crum Barbara McLeod Betty Alexander Rose Lee just Jeanette Barrels Marilyn Schmldt Bella Garrbaldl e n l Yvonne Denms Preszdent Mrs Ramona Montgomery Sponsor ing Presxdent ................... Yvonne Dennis . . . . . . .Dorothy David ..........JuneDurst . . . . . . .Shirley Kuehne . . . . . .Marilyn Schmidt . . . . . . .Melba Bradley Sponsor ........... Mrs. Ramona Montgomery . .Mrs. Lorine A. Durst Mrs M R Kuehne Mrs M R Kuehne Mrs Lorme A Durst er Club Mother Standing left to rnght Mrs Ramona Montgomery sponsor Melba Bradley Man lyn Schmxdt Yvonne Denms june Durst Shxrley Kuehne xx -lb, ' v ----1 Q-' en WWA ,Avail Ll. V +11 D'- Seated left to rxght Yvonne Denms Patsy Adcock Melba Bradley jo Ann Keslar Shlrley Kuehne Conla Llndemann Janice Brashears Genevx e Boerner Patsy Mor rxs Betty Duncan Standing oyce Watson Dorothy Beyer Hazel Wallis Shlrley Znese Rose Lynn Palfreyman La Verne Elwell Kay Kane Ione Fraser Rose Lee lust anlce Kleln -,.....,,5 fi Wm: 'fx we -'fl--412'-M Q S t d left to rn ht Dorothy Chapman Johanna Keller Evelyn Frerlcks Star ea e g Gavllan Georgla Lockett, Marilyn Schmldt Evelyn Butler oyce Nichols ane h d H1 Dabney Standmg Charlotte Dukarm Annette Ralney Yvonne Sc m1 t eena Pond Barbara Smlth ackxe Ouallme Shirley Vordenbaum Vxrgxnxa Hanklnson une Durst Bella Garibaldi FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA I hrs lS to certz y that ESE Q ts a member m good standmg untzl of the hapter ssoczatlon school at member s sxgnature chapter secretary MEMBERSHIP CARD OF HOMEMAKING CLUB Toward New Horlzons motto of the Future Homemakers of Amerxca expresses the purpose of the organxzatxon learning to hve better today that our lxves and those of our famllxes may be better tomorrow Our Edrson Chapter ns only one of the many clubs havmg been organlzed ln the Senlor Hxgh Schools offering homemak mg m order to form the chartered State ASSOCIZHOII f, af g 22 1 hy -iw Qi W, I 1. -rd ,.,. . 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Q:-A-Algal' ' C f - - L - . . 3' . . . . .1-Tilgi l CSJQ,-gg Q-.fx bv-N BEN FAGLIE UJIC gffftflf P President Melvm Rossl Secretary Kenneth Hale Treasurer Edward O Bamon Sergeant of Arms Bob ohnson f'N.f Kneelmg left to right Bob Reger Wxlllam Upton James Massengale Sonny Rossi Van Wrlson Standlng Mr Larry Marchack Sponsor B1llDorsey Mr Ben Fag l1e Sponsor Bob johnson Fdward O Bamon Kenneth Hale 4. X 3 ,I Q- 4 .xdulomofiue .Slap Presldent Vnce Presxdent Secretary Treasurer Sergeant of Arms MR LARRY MARCHACK Bxll Upton james Massengale Charles Bull Bob Reger Bxll Dorsey I Av I I I Eze, in ' ' fn. . 'A A ' 0 E 5 ,. Q. S S A , L. ' ............,........ ' gf ..................... , U 'QV -'- fff1ffQf ..., J 4 f fl MR. ff. I A , I if' do Q ., I f 8 LV A 'X 1 ' v A . ' 'J N1 ,S fi V X - , , S R v S Y kk 'N Y. Li' f .1 ' Y -r I . I 3 0 - 3 7 . I S 7 . : . , , f, . . , . 1 9 7 ' y ' Honesty Industry and Service is the motto of the Vocanonal Industrial Club A state wxde orgamzataon formed by the boys and girls workmg and studymg rn Industrial Trammg Classes m the publlc schools of Texas Four of Ednson s Vocational Industrxal Club members returned home from the state conventxon with high honors 'l' Flrst row left to right G Wllll3mS F Pfell S Rossi R Groman H Keslar Shockey K Hale Second row D Kempf S Moore H Lee H Newman F Pro tlvnak D Belzung E OBan1on S Anthony B Ahr W Quick Third row T Fench J Welch J D Sandell C Granmgan D Watson B Johnson E Fest T Murray S MacDonald l ,.-was 51 ,,-Ji ew' 1. My 'x First row left to rlght G Lloyd Mr Larry Marchack Sponsor W Bauman C L Stanley V Wilson C Bull D Elkms M Koehl B Reger W Donaldson F Gav 1lan Second row M Pankratz V Knowlton B Everly B Dorsey B Hmton C Edwards L Rogers H Maltsberger J Massengale W Upton C Alexander T Thompson J Holder , . . , . . l ' l 1 G . ' I if ' I.-isa. ' ff Q, Q , , ' , , , U 'V N , ' p 6 j ' ly I V V A L4 C 1, , X A . rv A 'a , ,, X5 X . V y g 'Y A I W , , L' 7 I ' , ' : . ' ' , . ', . ', . , . , J. , . . : . , . , . , . , . - . , . . . I , . , . , . , . , . . . . , . , . . , - , . , . , . , ' . , . M kf-115 N , , , - .Alf-1 4 A L J we , J , V 'gill N r .H Ty , ' ' ' . -4 ,, f N ati? 1 . A ul I N,-4 C . A no :Q , A J , ' rx' of ' 51 xx - N-'Q -' ' fy , ' 1 ' . y , 1-, - V Q . I - N ' , ' : . , . , , . , . . , . , . , . , - , . , . , .O ' . : . , . , . , . , . , ' Q ' 3 ' 9 ' Q ' 1 ' 3 . , . . CAO,-af CH President Gerry Brown Vice Presldent erry Wllllams Secretary Sue Easley 4' Treasurer Barbara Smith 9,5 Hrstonan Evelyn Butler g f Reporter Mary Madray w 'ly 23 EL vb Sergeant at Arms Dean Evans MRS DONNA THORMAN Sponsor GERALDINE BROWN Preszdent Left to right Ronald Schneider, Gene Seated, lett to rnght Ianet Pacett1,, .Iamce Davis, jerry Wrllxams, and Dean Evans Ann Ables, Martha Bennett 6AOI'6l! To gain fluency in the art of singing and interpretation is the main purpose of the Choral Club. This organization takes part in city functions as well as state, and has attended a Choral Clinic in San Marcos and one in San Antonio. The Choral Club provides entertain- ment for school assemblies, which in- cludes the Christmas Assembly, and popular Variety Shows. , we Left to right: Dean Evans, Ierrv Williams, Evelyn Butler, Sue Easley, Barbara Smith, Mary Madray, Gerry Brown. Choral singing is enjoyed by Choral members as they practice for one of their many programs. 3,3 'inani- Clll CI'0 One of the hlghest honors a journalxsn student can recelve IS membershlp xn thc Natlonal Qunll and Scroll Orgamzatlon This xs National Honor Soclety qualnfica tlons plus outstandmg work ln some Held of journalism VIRGINIA MATTKE MRS PATSY WATKINS ANN DUBOSE MARVIN KLEIN 'Q 3' Q7 RAYMOND HENDRICKS ALLENE REEVES GAYE WILEY Pidfx Z' ANE DABNEY DALE WALKER KAY DAWSON 5 X 0 101. President Vrce Presldent Secretary Treasurer Sponsor ll---X gf- MRS MARY KATE MICHOT -n-, electnons and the March of Drmes CECIL REDFORD Yflmfe Wafwm wil Mrs Cecxl Redford Jackxe Hamxlton Rrca Ann Crowell Delores Mxkus Mary Kate Mlchot Orxglnally organized for the purpose of furthenng student mter est m the work of the Umted Natnons the U N Y recently has adopted obyectlves of a more local character Thxs group now restricted to Clvxcs students sponsors such projects as presxdential Seated Cecil Redford Standxng first row left to right Mrs Mnchot sponsor V1rg1ma McM1llon Vmrgmna Sooter jackxe Hamrlton Barbara Smith Dolores Mlkus Rlca Ann Crowell Audrey Howard Dale Walker Second row Byron Thompson Rose Marne Davalos Jimmy Mangum Frank OBan1on Raymond Hendrlcks Ray Rackley Bxlly Blackwell Sammy Anthony and Bill Taylor ' J ' U -.. W, 4 -ax . . I . . ..................... . . , X I N52 ................... . l va, ' 1,53 ,f . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . rw, W , 'vw A - L' . . . . . 5:-H .r ' - , 0 n I . . . ' 9 . . . . . . 1 . . D .V ' , - 3 , 5 . , . l ',7 .F is 4' ' fs N . .9 ' 1, V K I ' 1 ' 9 74, g is 3 I 5 . . . . . . ' ' 1 s - - 9 9 . . . . . . . . . . 3 3 ! 7 . . 0 9 s 1 , ' ' . . , . 1 1 9 s 3 7 3 7 ' igma amma f Y' The Future Teachers Club IS a newly organized club m Edison Hngh School It IS a natlonal orgamzatlon establxshed for the purpose of fur PATRICIA HARDING pnndem thermg the mterest of students who are mterested nn becomrng teachers The students are called on to supply ln an emergency for teachers who need them The club rs affxlnated wnth the Natlonal Future Teachers Club of Amerlca Seated left to right jo Ann Bernard Allene Reeves La Verne Elwell Yvonne Denms Mrs Camilla Hewltt Sponsor Patrxcla Hardmg Presldent Shlrley Tucker Ruby Vanderpoorten Secretary Patsy Watkins vlce Presldent and Rose Lynn Palfreyman Standing Ann Dubose oan Frltze Sara Saathoff Gaye Lynn Wxley Rose Marie Alford Ida Rawls Georgla Hand amce Wrlllams o Ann Keslar my.. ' NY . . X' . l - . . . . . l . . . 3 . . . . . . . . . . . 9 - 9 a 9 1 ' s 2 ' 9 5 a 1 S 9 3 ' : :J 9 1 9 1 a a J 9 J ' , 1 5 1 af , - as , K, 'Q th . A 9 ,ff V . A I C7 W.l J 2' ' I r. 3 Q 1 73 E rofecfionidf E The Projectionist Club was recently organized under the sponsorship of Mr. Lindy Burgess. The K members including both boys and girls are licensed and trained to operate protect and serv ice all vlsual aids equipment As a result repair bills have been cut The co operation of the teachers has been a key factor in the success of the club Left to right Howard Fanning Sergeant of Arms Howard Purgason Vice President Bill Stiles President Daniel Durham Secretary First row left to right Bobby Reynolds joe Rosenthal Ronald Schnelder Scott Rasmussen Second row Bill Ward Bill Graham Arvln Schueneman Tom Scott immy Steelhammer Third row Edna Smith Mickey Clark Charles May Byron Thompson jimmy McGowan Bobby McVoy Fourth row Kirk Grubb Douglas Kistner Charles Sarran erry Williams Bob Wilson Virgil Peterson Walter Turrentme O'1R 1 'p JCI' 1, II l 9 :JYAQ .uni Ill ,Q fQ 7 7 5 9 9 ' ' ' s i 9 ' ' i Y Q 'Q S a - 3 : 3 7 9 ' : 3 9 9 9 J . : , , , 9 9 ' : 9 9 9 J V 9 9 7 A ' . .' A Q ' -N . 4, pq Q M tw N, A xv S C M l ' 5' ' M u . v Ni' 1 , xx 'li A ' f xi if 1 3 .. i , ,Mn 1 ,,., y ,L w T 7 ,5 ig W f A fifrfe rg : Q - ' is a ' .I N-1' xx 7 ' 1 .5 ..,. A .1:.',N::-N5 . x 5 , ,-Y'.g:k:'k'.-4.,.'.,., r X . V., I W X Jig ' I -, up , 1 'inf' N ' 1 , , 1 ' I A 5 TW az a qi, as -N I ' '4 ' 10-YW X V, l pg uw o . W f fu 4' ' I . 1. a ' H ' g 9 so' W 'C ..1-- gn-' In 55:2::IEE:I!llE:r I ,gl llll':.jll' ,nv llll qil' r :ll '::ll '::lA ,l:ll-:Q ll.'. I J ' , Standlng left to right B1llHarnnck Pres1dent Mona Boles Vxce President Phyllls Anderson Secretary Treasurer Lucy Wnllxams Parllamentarlan Mxss Fannybelle Crossley Mrs Mamle Vlelock Sponsors unior .giuclenf Counri Edlsons umor High Student Councxl was organxzed nn Octo- ber 1952 Council members as well as non councll members par ncrpate nn all actwmes Projects for the year lnclude momtor serv1ce for the cafeterla and halls asslstants to the Lost and Found Department and serv mg as ushers at school functions F1ve umor Hxgh delegates were sent to the Bexar County Student Councll Convention held at Brackenndge Hugh School umor Student Councxl members drscuss plans for oncommg events fa Jawa Seated left to right Lucy Williams Mona Boles Mary Madray Shirley Crow, Dar lene Sapp Christine Palafox Kay Kane Shirley Kidd Larry Findley Standing Gene Elwell and Kirk Grubb llllllllllllllllllll W x Seated, left to right: Bill Hamrick, Charles Sarran, jo Ann Richardson, Janice Power, Phyliss Anderson, Ray Reeves, Robert Shaw, and Virgil Peterson. Standing: Roy Shockey, and Kermit Batey. llI'll0l' .jwl 6 President B111 Tatum Vue Presrdent George Scarborough Secretary Treasurer xmmy ulll Sponsor Mr Marvm Greer 'UN The umor H1 E Club IS made up of boys who have received the letter E as a symbol of partxclpatlon m a sport whsle ln umor Hxgh School The club sponsored a style show nn November as one of nts actnvmes MR MARVIN GREER Sponsor First row left to rlght Mr Marvin Greer Sponsor George Scarborough V1cePresldent B111 Tatum President jimmy Qutll Secretary Treasurer Second row Kenneth Saatholf jerry Campbell Owen Benson jerry Wxllxams Jared Stamps Bob Reese Bob Wxlson Paul Kelly Bob Trapp Melvm Medlock Thtrd row Wayne Frexlmg George Hoffman Kermxt Batey Bull Hamrxck Charles Sarran Kirk Grubb Tommy Zregler Bull lnlow joe Rust Fourth row Harvey Turner Adolph Delgado Lonme Bergman Dale Gabriel Fnfth row joe Walker Roger Bose Sluppy Hopkins Stephen JUSIICE Noel Evans George Moore Bert Dubose B111 Stahl Mlke Taylor Samuel Tumey Helmuth Dteter Richard Klstner Srxth row Larry Fmd lev Eddie McDonald Claude Fest john Borders Clarke Straughan Don Fre111ng john Velt man Vernon Enderlm Roy Shockey Bllly Center Seventh row Arvm Schueneman Gene Davis Gene Elwell Douglas Kxstner james Dennmg Davld Murray Vernon Sooter Edwm Eckelman Roy Leaseman and Stephan jay 'bf'- 'Hx I' wif i anna' ses.-af? gg war-wisfs 11573- 5 5 O O l' Us fly , at 1 .- , , f , . f l. f., , . . . 1 V- Q Q . . , X 'K' - J. Q . V 2 .............. l . 1 1 ' rf, 5 , 'lf V' 'Q 1 J ' ' 1' H ' - Q Z ' 1 A - 'F ' I1 ll ,' fzvri 'H 'lf 'ri . . . . '1 3, - Lg , J . ' ,K ' 11 I7 ' . 9 : - s 1 x ' l s C s ' - 5 y 3 i Y I U S v! 7 ' : 9 S 3 Y , I 5 Y ' : Y I , U ' Z l Y V Y 7 5 1 9 9 v 1 1 - 3 ' ' . Q 9 9 1 n 9 ' . . Y I . 9 I 7 ' ' V Q I I 3 9 , Y Y ' ' K - 1'5.s:W 'Q' ' ..v. 2, 1 ,, A ,, , , i K 5 A AN, . N . .ii Q .. 1 t , . , f 1 . av , . 1 r 1 V' ' X -I . .' 13 ' 0 . . l ' , ,, . ' 35' ' if A 5. :ix -4 .. I ,Q ,- s f gy .V , ,, . , - . r' ' ., . ' f '- '- we pw . -..A - -. .- ,, - - . ,-,QL ,. ,..- - , ., .T - , ' 1 ,..-.-v - V el .' ya 1 ' -01 5' - ..,,' ' ' A . , H ' . ,, v- ,vm-, . . , , f-- 4-2 . . Mi, -X ul'll0l' y OFFICERS Preszdent Charles Sarran Vue President ared Stamps Secretary Gene Davls Treasurer Brll Hamrlck Sponsor Mr Marvin Greer The purpose of the unror Hrgh Y IS to promote better understandmg between boys and their Maker Thus relrgrous orgamzatron also promotes brotherhood and emphasizes Chrrstlan lrvmg The boys have chosen for thelr goal, an arm toward a better life of honor and respect, based on the Chrlstlan religion and fellowship of nations CHARLES SARRAN Presxdent FIRST ROW left to rught Mr Marvm Greer Sponsor B1ll Hamrxck Treasurer jared Stamps V1cePresxdent Charles Sarran President and Gene Davls Secretary Second row Don Frell mg jerry Campbell jerry Wrllrams Bob Reese Bob Wrlson Krrk Grubb Rudy Davalos Paul Kelly and Melvm Medlotk Thxrd row George Hoffman Lonnie Bergman Kermut Batey Dale Gabriel Stephen justlte George Moore Rlchard Krstner Kenneth Anderson and loe Rust Fourth row joel Walker Claude Fest Larry Fmdley johnny Veltman George Scar borough Vernon Enderlm Samuel Tumey Edward Lindsay Carlos Santos and Ronald Akm Flfth row Arvm Schueneman Wayne Frellmg Martin Montgomery Clarke Straughan Roy Shockey Edgar Von Scheele Bully Center B111 Johnson and Charles May Sixth row Gene Bob Standrsh 1 I Y ,YAQ o o - I V U fl . - 1 ., . 3 . , . ' 2 - 7 Y . ! V ' 7 9 7 . 1 . 9 , . 4 -. : . . , , , ! L 1 7 . I 1 , ' : . 9 s . 1 n s ' . , . , , Q 4 u , , I 1 , A . , , . , 7 3 1 l ' Z Elwell, Douglas Kistner, james Denning, Roval Wells, Vernon Sooter, Edwin Eckelman, and 4 2 - 5 ' .9 WE if , A Y r, , N -ll I ' ' V l e 4 F I B . Q .' ' . ' Y , '52 I s , V 7 H Y s ' ' an ff W F H ,.. -. , ,-113, A, r J ,jo r o 'i Y, f' 12' Q K ,T 'f ' M li W, ef, Z FIRST ROXV, left to right: Jouleen Hurta, Carolyn Oppermann, Delores Holland, Jackie Oualline. SECOND ROXV, left to right: Virginia McMillon, Ann Bamford, jo Ann Rich- ardson, Shirley Vordenbaum. THIRD ROW, left to right: Marian Truax, Shirley Harper, Barbara Burton, jo Ann Thiele, Betty Stolle, Mary Anna Blain, Marilyn Dallman, Sandra Kubel, Edith Krueger, and Yvonne Dennis. clE6I'ClI'y ml' Grd Left to right: Janice Klein, Mary Jo Howard, Kay Kane, Beverley Brown, jo Ann Bernard, jackie Braesicke, and Mrs. Grace B. Wright. IL mm- -'L-1 I'-Sl XP-'- Y 'xx W - Ah! They're studying. - , ' gm -H 1' if i 4 s I 'L -.A 1--E . 'fy Q q -fi' .. I ,fd ll -1 -1 , .7 . , D be AN iq - ' JL li A P ii J .. .2 ji: -fi -1 x. 4-,S ' l I 1-7 'f H .25 id' .3 N ' . fu 93 A xi :Q I A nfs. . ll I 'S A ' A - ' N , 'I Q ' l i. J -' ' .1 P rd -V ' W Cakferia iuidion ,n,,,.,.., V , ,. A, 'Z I 1 Isl LV- K ., L. ' ,, 'F Qi 1 H 5 , , - -1' -,Q '.,, X-, .' U'-2'MQ7 vvw.-242' T - Left to right: Lillie Brown, Genevive Robinson, Mrs. Maggie Browning, and Mrs. Lida Fisher, head dietitian. Cuafoabam Left to right: jesus Patino, Mr. R. M. Walker, X , M- head Custodian, Plez Raymer, Carlos Diaz, Frede- ' Y fl , WX rico Sifuentez, and Sefereno Guerrero. M ' E XA.-is ' R l 1 . 5 2 , . 1 Carlos Diaz raises the flag at the beginning of. the day. 1651011 dn ode Mnsslon San ose was bullt nn order to educate local Indran tribes and to convert them to the Cathollc falth By patience and trymg toll, the Francns cans succeeded ln teachlng the Indlans read mg wrltlng, muslc, art and the crafts of these early days MISSIKJH San ose, at the helght of its prosperity was said to haxe no cqual m all New Spam lt was called uccn of the Mlsslons by prominent people who came to v1s1t lf .fd tlllltled , n xx Y 1 114' WMA nf--. xy-4 kb fu? r ax +1-Fi in dk, way L59 iii' 'i' 4. J:-' WWW if buff' C7 A. f GF ig if Admrrmg the Rose U mdouf 0 Mzssmn San use are, let to ngbt Patricia Hardmg Szqma Gavmmz Eta preszdent Lal erne Eluell Cbrzstzan Student Lmon preszdenl Irrmfm4 Bzssen Band preszdent, and Bzll Hamnfk, umor Student Coun CII rexidenl WWFWQV Q, ,pf . ix 4' gk H dfgggf? I W'- 5 N Q 'K GH Q O l O F , Q, l - ,. H V -.n E , .R . 4 KKL? 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A: 'ar ' -, ,A . , ' 3 ' ' A , , It ix , V . sf, f t T , . ,,. 1 , W X H- X . ,A , sv Y ,I V A ,dvi ' U7 . M f ,f . I . V . , . . . v f xv' . gl K 1 v n . 'NQ',2 'k 'ag , 46 v it A ' .- , . f ,,3 - ,, , I .ig at vI ,. ., , joolgaf Jqoafeaa 'x Wm- .'-.s, W, Marianne Bothe 124,64 .mf gf fd nom After long hours of preparation the date of the Black and Gold Prom grew near Last mmute reserwauons had been made and decorations gawe the setting a more dazzlmg effect The a1r vsas filled wrth excltement as couples glided across the floor that mght The Grand March clrmaxed the exemng Hard work and preparatrons combined resulted m a saw affarr to be remembered bs all 7 U17 1 Goto w,,r,,f N , , a . I . . Y . . . , , I , K Y' fl 1' I I ,V L ' ' N,,,,:::vk,g:4',iN' -Rv Q 4 Q' X . F, of ' , V ,ffm W f , m:e,, f3vW ' H , X ' 5 , - , 4g,i4vi14, x 5.7 ' X , .4 xl N , . l J N lfUe2tAOClI'f all eau 'Is rl? Si' QQ? lllegtkeal' I'0l'Yl lp' Jw, Beauty on parade Heart throbs at the Sweetheart Prom Ihmugh the looking glass SJ Y mu re supposed to vsatch the bxrdxe Q' Dupont Darby kisses Bill Bradshaw isguised as a gardenerj in an attempt win Peggy Clarkston's affections. fi. we .gznior Way CAST Miss Sarah Pepperdine VIRGINIA MATTKE jasmine LA VERNE ELWELL Cicero Murglethorpe fDeanj BYRON THOMPSON Peter Pepperdine TOMMY NISSEN Bill Bradshaw GEORGE -IAGEMAN Thorndyke Murglethorpe fMuggsyj RAYMOND I-IENDRICKS Mrs. Clarkston informs Marv Ann fMugQsvj of her UQ duties as Jasmine awaits hers. -lohn Boliver proves to Dupont Darby and Dean Murglethorpe that he is not afraid of ghosts-fMuchj. 6 I FOR PETE'S SAKE Mrs. Georgiana Clarkston ANN DUBGSE Nadine Clarkston IO ANN KESLAR Peggy Clarkston RICA ANN CROWELL Malvina Potts SYLVIA LOWE John Boliver LEROY BROWN Dupont Darby PETE DARLEY Director MR. PHILIP BAUMAN T, .Y , Thorndyke Murglethorpe makes ad vances toward Peggy Clarkston. Miss Pepperdine describes her oncom- ing trip to Dean Murglethorpe and Mal- vina Potts. Peter Pepperdine fdisfzuised as a but- lerj squelches Iohn Boliver's marriage proposal to Nadine Clarkston. I - Q H' .. pdl -ULU A The first project of the school year undertaken by the Edison Speech Depart- ment was Choric Reading. Here the speech students are interpreting the well known poem, America For Me. MRS. j. K. JONES Sponsor np- N . .SQGGQCA lelaarfrnenf 1' JGI14. -ity----1 Members of the panel discussion talk over an interesting topic. Left to right: Sammy Anthony, jack Fulcher, Rose Marie Davalos, and Shirley Tucker. LEROY BROWN Outslanding Student CALENDAR SEPTEMBER, 1952 Panel, Direct Vote of President KTSA. OCTOBER, 1952 Choric reading, America for ME, assembly. OCTOBER, 1952 Talent Show, Adam's Temptation. NOVEMBER, 1952 Oral Interpreation of Literature. DECEMEBER, 1952 Play, A White Christmas. FEBRUARY, 1953 Debates, Federal Union of Atlantic Pact Nations.' Brackenridge, Peacock, Jefferson. MARCH, 1953 Contest Speech, Trinity University Speech Festival. APRIL, 1953 Field Trips to KITE and KEYL, Outing to Dude Ranch MAY, 1953 Plays. jackie Oualline is about to re- ceive the hammer from Greg Nanus in the exciting play. Danger, Studying debate in the Speech Class are Leroy Brown and Joe C. Rust as one team. Phyllis Bird presides as judge and the other team members are john Loughlin and john Hathaway. I Want the Car Tonight-The first play given by the Speech Class this year. The actors are john Loughlin, Gerard Koons, Barbara Smith, Shirley Vorden- baum, Alex de Kanter, Elaine Foster, Annette Harrington, Pa- tricia Harding, and Kirk Grubb. The annual Christmas Play given was a comedy. The cast included Star Gavilan, Bob Baker, jean Wilson, Bobby McVoy, Fred Bonam, and Dorothy Rainey. gddlkg KLQQFLGCJQPJ The tradition of Edison on Color Day is to have members of the faculty lead yells at the pep rally. The faculty beauties led yells at the pep rally before the Har- landale game. Left to right: Peaches Pitts, Dimples Dal- gish, Hot Lips Witherspoon, Bubbles Bauman, and Woo Woo Wood. These lively little chicks show their talents leading Big Apple, Little Apple. Our adorable faculty beauties display their best classroom man- ners while encouraging the crowd to yell. . ...,...,- .-...... In the picture above left, we see the exotic Edison belles dem- onstrating their dancing talents. In the bottom left picture, our gorgeous models are lined up for judging by the student body. 'Th Nuns 15 .SCl!U,tClt0I'lall jo Ann Keslar ,I!6lL6LCtOI'l6lI'l George ageman wal., 74-5 T A .3 rg A1 ' 1 ff -nrx I u 0 I W X I' 1 ,N x. 1 1 2 'Q fi? VJ MRS R A DAVALOS President Seated left to rnght Mrs V O Frntze fhaxrman of Room Mothers Mrs Fred Ludvxgsen Membershlp Chanrman Mrs Carroll Brown Presidents Axde Mrs Lonme Scarborough Secretarx Mrs R A Davalos Presldent Mrs Otto Stahl Treasurer Mrs Georbe Blchsel Budget and Fmance Chalrman fl -0' to rf-W4 N 1 AQ Wk, ,Q QQWQWWKZ, f X14- x.-41 Xif gn lx 71 M fn f o 4500890 o 3 go M30 0 'aaa .f, i- ,... LJJLOII Thls mlsslon once known as Mlssxon San Francnsco de la Espada was establlshed about the same tlme as other mxsslons around San Antonxo It was named m honor of St Francls of Ass1s1 founder of the monasuc order of Franciscans lt IS at thxs mlssxon colonlsts first encamped on thelr way to at tempt the capture of San ADIOHIO l00l'fJ HX ge Q 1 .nc rw lllglllii mrhii Enlermg Hzwmu Iwazla an let In nigh! 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', - . 1 ,Q joollaf 'Umar MR PATRICK SHANNON MR PAUL MCCARLEY Head Coach rx W- Coal, ' 'X rl MR FRANCIS BURGESS C ouch MR DAMON HOLLINGSWORTH C oath The Edison Bears showed thelr fine abrlxty by begmmng the season wlth a wallopmg victory over Krngsvxlle The final outcome was 18 0 The Bears were determlned to be the 1952 district champnons Boarding the bus the Bears yourneyed to Seguin where they added their second vlctory Challenge after challenge was met as the Bears outscored Tech Victoria New Braunfels Bur bank and Lamer Then came the bug game with the Harlandale Indrans second place contenders fightmg for first place The crowd was tense as the two teams clashed As the final seconds came, the Indians knew they had been scalped, for the mxghtw Bears had been vlctonous The scoreboard showed 27 0 , 'm ee ' ' K ' e 'Y A- 'Wx D 4 il V . I Q a f , T ' , , -. it . . ,L -. y ,Q - 15' ,rl A tu I iv - ' Ar x X -' . 'K . ' 1 , . 7 1 9 ' ! ' 3 J 3 R-:bw jootlaf NORMAN CARUTHERS GEORGE JAGEMAN Cnptaan Co Caplan September September 1 September 2 October 3 October 17 October 25 November November November November B1 District December 6 Edison Edison Edison Edison Edison Edison Edison Edison Edison Edison Edison 6 The district title was near for the Bears The final games were yet to be played. The Bears launched out at Alamo Heights and Kerrville defeating both by overwhelming scores. The determined Bears were the sole owners of the 7-AAA district title. Three hundred sixty-nine points had been tallied by the Bears as to 39 for their opponents. The bi-district game was to fol- low. Head Coach Patrick Shannon lost the flip of the coin which determined the site of the Edison-McAllen game. Playing host to the Edison Bears the 8-AAA district title contenders outscored the Bears 26-6. The Bears were once outscored but never defeated. Kmgsville Seguin Tech Victoria New Braunfels Burbank Lanier Harlandale Alamo Heights Kerrville McAllen -www Jililfflflinlilki !v372W,WPl ?simS:fr':., .SIS ALL STATE PLAYERS Norman Caruthers QP1ctured abowej Captaln of the Team wmner of the Thom McAn Tro phy and was chosen as an All State and an AllD1str1ct Player Lester Veltman QPlctured at flglil, recelved Honorable Men tlon on the All State Ieam and was an All Drstrxct Plawr flwflaf ALL-DISTRICT PLAYERS Norman Caruthers, Lester Velt man, Cecil Redford, Bobby Ahr Ernie Galvan, George jageman. Cecxl Redford Tarlele Bobby A r End Ay' Ernest Galvan Back in X eorge ageman Back Walter W 1-'gk -fl 1 C gr' -Q ..9'v n -N N we . 1 .1 1 if? r. u-' x . . - , v-D641-,,, -- .pv rm Q ,V .' 1 N 9-9- ,gin wa' g- ,- ,',.q-- -1, ..'.' 49 - 'I-fi' '-9' f9.7Q .'-'- :-pa' 4-- 1 '15 ,- 'H ul 1 Y' 'Gs jaw If Ph1 Dalton Back Forest Smith Guard Robert Welshans Guard jake Brown Back I ' U s ar ,f ...ar 05,5 4.11 ? IFIIITIY Stextle Tackle ,yo ,. Freddy v, I Duecker n Back my 44:- ,A-s KI! .givi- 'X W' Y.1. . . A '-, 4' . Uv:-2 mf, Daniel , J, Belzung W Jiffy' Guard H'-J ' .,,, - wx: Y ' -. , , .r Norman S Howe Tackle Minn'-on Q . , .7 .' , , C v , , - 1..- Jf yihi. .40 ,, 'W if ,. . .- ,- -1 '-.e',-. -'r'. - . T, . , ,., 1 ,, ,.,.t fo.. 4.,,. vw. .-. ,I L 1- .f 1, -A+1 Q5'v',.x'b a. .-,J ' .1 5 I O' ,Af ,5lgn, ,3,,,,,g,I, U. fW'2-'72-in ' ...MQ Fj-eivl .ff T13 , gH,.,: Y. mf. -vis-ef-. '47 ,4l, - N:' . 4...-. .an A. if Thomas Murray Back -Q , A ,, jackie SH1llhOH Bark Ronme Kuhlman Back rv Bobby Lewis Cenler 1 i .v 55 4,vw- GM! 15,9 wud!! an 'WS' 'im' fv- 1-N .9 George Ploch End jimmy Campbell End rmmy Brandenburg Back Bobby Hmojosa Guard Andv Cane .EX pdf, l qf ' ,c nf- V Wvqm is-'Hunan'-v 'T' -Tl, an Mlkulenka L Id Elld Veltman eludes a Harlandale defender as Dorsey throws block 21 .22 Q xxx . ,fl ' I 1 I Q, A 'gf' 'iv ! f . . of Y W' :V 3 . l , I ' Q '- V, ki e e 1 I -, ff' . Z , . 1 e I fi A ' ' fn ' A4 - x X I y X Y' M, A ' , Ji' HV 3 A, I 5 ., - J :ve , ii, w., 5 Q , fi ' ' V 1 , i H. , 'L-gtalf J I I q ' --V-Q- ,Q v -e , R V- A-1:-f -A ML, 1 , , ':,.. ' e f 4 hfa f y- fe Jr' - fd 55 ' N 'KTTQ .J '-5: 1 '- .. J e . ,q Mg A , Luau., l i Elf Q-551 e z Hg 1V Q fQ,r--f3?.'-ij? , . ' 'T 5 lgm. 31,'U.,.Jf7fW f'ff:f-Jfj i X , will 4 ' 2 .. I- V , gig. 0 an 1 ' t . 4' ' '.-5'-nn: H . ex ' e ' ,g 'iw ' . ' x . ' n D f X, it - X ., :I 1 V , S . nh, , 1 579 Avi za. , i. i ii ,, , r' 2, 'WY yW u if I a- , ,fwfr fe l X -Q ' M W 15 fe B 'X V' ii, ,, wwf, . L .L-id' ,HQ 5 af.i,Ma'.w,gngf,f,,g ,A , l fj This is the way it is done, fellows. Sun gazing will never catch that ball. You'll never get away, you'll never get away, Lester. H, ,, . . ,,,,..,...,,.-v-,, ,. s f- 9 ' 1 4, f ,-. , - , , ,. .. Q X ,X i we 1 Pr-'IFFQ A 7-S2 me R I ire e l A M ilftl ' 5, SX! 'Q . .sift me xl e l The Band and Pep Squad form the word Team during the half period of the Kerrville game. Cecil Redford blocks the way for Lester Veltman during the game with Lanier. kfwiw 74 'V f 1 Galvan carries ball for considerable yardage which aided in defeating our oppo- nents, Burbank. 'Q Jageman goes for a tumble after picking up several yards in the game against Lanier. ,A ,fl iz ju L.. 1'-4. Man, what drlve un -4-g Oh happy day Bull in hot pursuit. ,4- ' 1, ,-1 K. . 1 D186 He files through the au- wnth the greatest of ease Saathoff ln high gear Two down . . . nine to go. Well, I thought he had the ball. ' ' f 'M -4 f'- 5Q 7Y'f' f'f?'7 3f'?v? . -e J. V , 12-,... i enior mam MR, FRANCIS BURGESS Coached by Lindy Burgess, the Senior High Cggfb B-Team prepares themselves for the varsity team Determination and hard work drives these future varsity players toward their goal FIRST ROW left to right Hershel Ziegler Fred McKinney Larry Taylor Wesley Ellis Clifford Saathoff Billy Miller Charles Hampton SECOND ROW Mr Lindy Burgess Coach Robert Orr Gus Schatexn Bobby Hmkson Leonard Zittle Ray Romine Bernard Brown and Alexander Mari Akri F' ami, 6 'Berg' ' 4.2 in ' -v : 3--1 X5--E r ' im 'B' . , , , . I . Z. ' . 7 7 3 I - ! 7 V 7 7 ' L W A - fy- 'S T we up 131 'Q lb.- ,gage g, .gil AWE' 0 ' GJ ' W' K K ' si, 54? wg 111' I ' K 1 I , , I U U ,te '-4526 'SPF fl A Q K , tm l 'Q' f' f- I' 'W C .13 '5i..-f.,,fQY 'j'f'. ' g 5 'L le-.X ' . L ' 'BA S S ' Ss . is N s XL i A 1 6 ' ,N I 2 ' 4 g S s K o ' . , Q . ,... , , - . vs ' K+' t 4 1 X 'X a , , I . A I I X 4 ' A H. ' 'i - g ' fit C V131 A 1 i it -A x , . tt tx. unior .fa E9 Z? james c! 1 .am Alfa' 'fakt' - S I ' FIRST ROW left to right Melvm Medlock Bob Wllson Clarke Straughan Travls Stuckey ared Stamps Gene Davxs SECOND ROW Vernon Enderhn ohnny Veltman Klrk Grubb B111 Inlow Herschel Zregler Bob Reese THIRD ROW Roger Bose Paul Kelly B111 Tatum Charles Sarran Don Frenlmg Gene Elwell B111 Hamrnck and Mr Marvnn Greer Coach Not plctured oe Carrol Rust Owen Benson FIRST ROW left to rlght Noel Evans Sam Tumey Wayne Frellmg Richard Klstner Dale Gabrlel Kermit Batey Roy Shockey Arv1n Schuenemann George Hoffman SECOND ROW Bully Stahl jerry Campbell Dayxd Scarborough Stephen JUSIICC George Moore Warren Skeels THIRD ROW Eddie McDan1els Tommy Hlnkson Adolph Delgato ohn Borders Claude Fest ames Dennmg B111 Center Mlke Taylor FOURTH ROW Skippy Hopknns Vernon Sooter xmmy uxll Edwm Eckerman Douglas Klstner oe Walker Bert Dubose Mr Marvin Greer Coach Z?MLefLaf iam KENNETH HALE GEORGE IAGEMAN All-Stale Team ARKET? Team - 1 I . The Edison High Basketball Team completed the most successful basketball season that Edison has ever known. The Bears started out in a flying start by winning their lirst three games from the three big schools in San Antonio, Brackenridge, jefferson, and Tech. Next, the, Bears played in the San Antoino Invitational Touma- ment, in which they suffered their first defeat of the season at the hand of Austin. District play started the first week in january and the Bears sufTered a defeat by Harlandale in the second game of district play. From here the Bears started climbing back to the top by winning twelve straight games. Alamo Heights snapped this winning streak, but it was too late, for the Bears beat Lanier, two nights later to win the district championship. Alice Coyotes challenged the Bears in the Bi-District Playoffs. Again the Bruins proved they had too many guns as they defeated the Coyotes in two straight games to advance into the state tournament. In the state tournament, the Bruins walloped Vernon by the score of 59-38. This advanced our Bears into state AAA Championship game to be played the next night in Gregory Gym in Austin. The Golden Bears drew South Park Greenies as their opponents. Edison was close behind as the half ended, but the Greenies started pulling ahead and the Bmins could never catch them again as they were defeated, 88-55. Congratulations to the members of the teams and coach for winning second place in the state. All-State I i 1z'W ' r . 1 A Psfg. , K :if c ix' NORMAN CARUTHERS Second Team I sf U - ae December December December December December December December january january january lanuary january january january January january january january February February February February February February February February February March March 9 SCHEDULE Emson Ed1son Ednson Edlson Edxson Ednson Edlson Ednson Edxson Ednson Edlson Edlson Edlson Edxson Edison Ed1son Edxson Edxson Edlson Ed1son Edxson Edlson Edxson Edrson Edlson Edlson Edison Edison EdlS0n BOBBY AHR All State Team Brackenndge jefferson Edgewood ech Jefferson Alxce Austxn South San Burbank Harlandale New Braunfels Vnctorta Kerrvxlle Segmn Alamo Hexghts Lamer Burbank Harlandale Central VICIOIIZ New Braunfels Kerrvllle Segum Alamo Helghts Lan1er AIICC Allce Vernon South Park if N, 'H-eq M-,NK PAUL MCCARLEY C oatb Seated, left to rlght Kenneth Hale, Bobby Ahr Stand mg, Norman Caruthers, George jageman E1 X -1 iff 1 Q 5 1 J ls, W K A N XZ 11 I 16 I v I8 ' T zz . G 29 1 1 29 h . 2 6 f l 1? ' 9 K 4 17 . . .. - ' 20 A h 6' 22 1 - 27 ' - - 1 N. 35 1 1' 5 Q 1 ,gf VK 1 . 7 . . ' 1 ' A I0 h g 12 . , 16 D h MR. 18 1 1 24 I I 26 I 6 . 7 ,ff ,tg Q fy 4, 3 ,Q of f glfslw K 'sa 0 'X , ,, A , , an ,Q W x Robbie Middleton Paul Taylor Ronnie Kuhlman Ernie Galvan George Ploch X K xx N '-v +.A i , I .Q Q ini.-----f-+ ' ..., Q-A 07 4 ..x.-.-W..-a Q , , 'ws RN' Jack Mikulenka sq' 1' r r 13 e 'Q Lester Veltman S J0hfl Cf3d0Cf jimmy Brandenburg David Harris V 4, v' K , Xf Zbyafslfeldaf - The Basketball cagers shown below with Coach McCarley pose for the annual staff photographer. Each face reveals the satisfac- tion that he is one of the 7-AAA district champions of 1952. Out- scoring the local teams, the Edison cagers played Alice at Alamo Stadium for bi-district title. A The Bears then journeyed to Austin where they defeated Vernon ' in competing for state championship. Next on the list was South Park of Beaumont in which we were defeated 83-54. One of Edison's outstanding players, jimmy Campbell, is shown at right. , 55 Y lax 'T EEA 41 46l Q First row, left to right: Butch Caruthers, Bobby Ahr, Ernest Galvan, George .lage- man, Robbie Middleton, jack Mikulenl-ca. . Second row: Coach Paul McCarley, Ronnie Kuhlmzm, Paul Taylor, jimmy Branden- burg, David Harris, john Cradoct, George Ploch, jimmy Campbell, Kenneth Hale- Coach Paul McCarley, shown above, smiles slightly as he notes the improvement of his players. Kenneth Hale fTop, leftj dis- plays fancy foot work during practice. fTop, rightj About ready to plunge that basketball into the net is john Cradoct. fs i 1 Y Q . l . , t l Cager Jimmy Brandenburg pre- pares to set the ball in motion- mam Eaalefla The B Team rs made up of boys ln the tenth and eleventh grades Their goal rs to learn the fundamentals of the sports through practice Many trmes the team allows dlfferent boys to play thus adding to their expernence even rf lf means losmg the game It rs well sald that a school will only mamtam nts hrgh standmg rn sports as long as II has a strong athletic program that allows boys to take part ln actual competltron A movmg example of this ns drsplayed by the bovs Frrst row left to right Phil Dalton Dan Durham George Sassman Gary Brae srcke Wesley Ellis Franklm Mangold Alexander Marr Akr1 Second row Mr L1 d B C n y urgess oach ames lones Andy Cane Floyd Frled Davrd Harrxs lmmy Stertle Frank Gray and Clnfford Saathoff 3L425' LUUOI' N A41 FIRST ROW left to nght Rxchard Klstner Kerrrut Batey Craig Tally Edward Thxele Bonneau ustlce xm Hendrlcks Martln Montgomery Billy Boyers SEC OND ROW jnmmy Harrel Noel Evans Roval Wells George Scarborough Ken neth Saathoff George Moore Ray Reeves David Murray THIRD ROW Mr Greer Coach erry Campbell Claude Fest Garv Durst Claude Tlndle ames Dennmg Dean Evans Rudy Davalos Adolph Delgato FIRST ROW left to right Vernon Sooter Bobbv Dare oe Rust Charles May eff Fredrlck Lee Frxtze SECOND ROW erry Wdllams Kenneth Anderson Bob Wllson Vernon Enderlm Edward Lindsey Domingo Ruiz THIRD ROW Mr Marvin Greer Coach johnny Veltman Krrk Grubb Gene Elwell Charles Sarran Bull Hamrlck Fred Bonam and Dlego Abrxgo Not pictured Don Frellmg and Douglas Kxstner ,ol 5 11 ' ' if , I U - , 5 it Z .Y -Q ,rf i ' , Q Af' -nos 'Pr' : I -7 fi , pi ' Li 'F'Kx'f sry? 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Jageman, Robbie Middleton, Robert Orr, jimmy Brand- enburg, jimmy Steitle, Vincent Jones, Tommy Berkley, Jack Mikulenka, Mr. Damon Hollingsworth, Coach. THIRD RONW: Sammy Anthony, Manager, Charles Bull, Hershel Ziegler, Larry Taylor, Paul Hillick, Bill Stiles, Norman Howe, Billy Kosub, Bobby Hinojosa. .ZGCL 3001 Mr. Damon Hollingsworth, Coach. . X f' 1 A, b ' . KY , H , - .C N , .' ' ' -W, 1' 4 ' if ' NH' L V : e V -4, , , ,.. n -,, 4 ' . I ,- . w - K , ,. r. Tl v-, 1 af, - if Q. Av A A r I V. , 1' 4 ',. -.j-H .fl I , ,Q H v i 1 My , ,,.., , , .f ,A 4 2 '-f- W , ' , W 3 Fai'-jf '? '- ' 5, - W-A-7433 L ' fr f- ff ' .mgq 1 ...,..,,,. f, My ,',, ' I I A ff Y- ,,, M, I f 71 ,K ,A V , . N-V I 4-I , V .rr ,k f 3.'h,,M ar y 1 ' L,f1,L-f A f 32 -ffw 'Lf Q ' M' ' N . '- -' , L- i f'Qv - . 1 1 -- , .. .5 --iff 'var 'e r. A . 3-n. ,. . f..f.,,.:g,,'g, e , . , , mg, ,,guff., f' H y ,J-' J 4' rw f' 'fi ?Z f' 1-a.2. laj!? '3 :.' W-we A- V v-.fLf.L-. A-.-af A for fb. ' ,.g:a:4,5,:?zrf ii-'52 fa. 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Bobby Hinojosa, Jackie SaathoH, Steve McDonald, and Fred Duecker are the mile relay team. 9... Mr Paul McCarley Coach March March March March March ennia eam SCHEDULE Edison Edison Edison Edison Edison Burbank T.M.I. Alamo Heights Brackenrid ge Tech Bobby Lewis Rose Marie Davalos Phil Dalton 1 --if' N-. if Quia:- 'nuns--1 435 :Liang 'Mk' g l - wr- lt fu -gm Jgdm' I :Vw -if ennia eam SCHEDULE Edison Edison Edison Edison Paul Taylor Gary Braeslcke Billy Blackwell ,.r4,,,g,,gw' fm? Z' '9 ,, L I V, 45' - ' .?M,lt '11, i 'K I i , , 0, ' A .J 51 3 as v,mg,'-yi ' ' ' 59,1 'Z I 45' I kiln. L., ' .vm f-www' ' aff .'.4,...vf , ,cjwj I ., Siva -- ' , W - ' '. -af, .ff l L 'if f . f ' , , 4',. '7l . . .M .- ,,-fry, wi-'ifaevf W W.. ,.,:le:E1i:E-Qiiiiylias 'sv Mi L S 'RWJ PM ff'--W 'Ni X Ns N NXCJEL' xx E060 Xx '1 WW xg i t my ,.M.ts K? H1 'Af 'f I a',t 'A 2 N-XA 6 IJZSIOI1 all Man 66lpldtI'l1Il0 Mlssmn Sdn uln Ctiplstrtlno tommonly tilltl Mission San utin vstts ntuntd .iftcr .1 Frdntlstdn frlar 'lht ttmtr LOIISISIS of thru optn .xrthts and nn tht mtddlt drth .1 htl IS hung., llttlf. I'LlTlJ.ll1S to ttll of its fnrnltr grtttntss In rctcnt yLlfS tht rtnns of he thurth 1nd monasttrx xxhlth hut yxtldtd muth to the dtttxlng, hands f tnng hut httn rtstortd .fdcluerfiaing fu z 1 ll thru Im: 11111 L II 111111f flu 111f1111n11u1f11t x1IKKIfI1 S4111 111111 an tba fwllfull xa 1 fu 5 I ll rzvlnt 111111111 Dunm 1ru1du1l ll flu 11111114 l1n111411mk4rx Cbar 63 If I t If Sldtflf U14 llllllflf I u arrrul pr mlull 1111 IIIIIUY' H1 5 br 1111111 c AND General Contractors Developers OFFICES 202 Wrnewoocl 702 Brody Bldg P 2 7184 C 4 0841 'ff 4 44 Q. ff z 5 19:77 El,9l,glOy f9t,9tO 'yy LANGLEY af s ON PAINTING CONTRACTORS ff 7 . - as atn Ow - - on u - - u n ll ff , ,. ' A. -7 - H' ' r . W ' 4 K WILLIAMS C 'XKE SHOP Specnolfy Bakers of Fme CAKES PIES on PASTRIES 1208 WEST AVE SAN ANTONIO 4 Manufacturers BETTER REST Beddmg Maddox Glvens Mattress Co 4009 FREDERICKSBURG ROAD SAN ANTONIO TEXAS IVAN G MADDOX P 5 5211 Olmos Grocery Market 1824 W OLMOS Free Dehvery P 56119 PARKEIPS PHARMACY FLYING SERVICE Your Los Angeles Heights DRUG STORE Corner Olmos and Wesi P 8131 IGII AWK MODERN AIR COOLED COTTAGES LIGHTHOUSE COURTS JACK CASPER Prop 4120 Frederlcksburg Road P 2 0104 Son Antonio 1 Texas 5, ?' Edlson Vlllage Jewelry Shop There s Nothmg ACC1deI'1fG1 About Quqhty EXPERT WATCH REPAIRS 2030 Mann Avenue P 0941 All Types FINE GIFT SELECTIONS At Olmos Drxve and West Ave 1836 Olmos Drlve West S 4 3641 OAK HILLS DRUG STORE 2720 Fredrucksburg Road Plaza 5 5223 Free Delivery COMPLETE LINE OF DRUGS AND COSMETICS EDGAR VON SCHEEIE 2OI3 Wesf A enue San Anfono I Texas P 9246 P 26469 HOME BUILDERS CompIe+e Line of Building Ma+eriaIs Household Appliances Paini' and Hardware PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS v I , H gh School MUSIC SerV1ce 4l7N ALAMO SAN ANTONIO Martzn Reyzolds Blessuzg Indzana Band Instruments Bu el Penzel Mueller Cartier Marlin Busme Clarmets Armstrong and Beltmzq Flutes and Pzccolos Slmgerland Drums and Tympam Complete Llne of Accessornes For All Band Instruments LLOYD REITZ Owner 4 4 1 ALA H M0 PLAZA f'N S .MW fffrvffkw l O O O 1 .01 4 .'. 'H' i ' AI fe fx. 0 .. . th.. . a 8 COMPLIMENTS or WEST AVENUE CLEANERS 708 West Avenue MEXIC N :pq Catering 1n the Old Mexico Atmosphere on the beautiful Patio ot the Bank of the wind ing River. Free Gondola Ride with your party of eight or more in evenings. A. F Beyer-Iohnson Smith Mgrs 100 W Commerce St ' G, 691 1 BEAR WHEEL ALIGNING CO I B Ole Ohlenburger Safety Inspect1on Stcrt1on Phone G 2381 W Martin Street SAN ANTONIO 1 TEXAS , 'QA COMPLIMENTS of .,.n-f'f TRXERIENB St. Anthony Hotel Flower Shop 618 Navarro Telephone C-41051 Flowers for all occasions MRS. TO TUCKER 4 r ' ..f'M'+-Q l . ' 1 N F , - 1 -fe 3 .-. h,,, , . ...na W4 ...wx Pi Y A it ' VV N V . , ,. , . . .4 'Vx l n M. ,g V4 K , . is , V A :raw .M I 0 ' , F c ' , 04 E x I I or Q74 h -B Q x- .' f'-f fy I' Y.'T':1 c f. 'QQ 112- F- gc,-2 - f x- THE PAUSE THAT REFRESHES San Anton1o Coca Cola Bottlmg Company 33-'Q ,511 will Fw AGNES VVILSON P 1 a n o Prwate Theory S 4 9386 S 4 4941 SAN ANTONIO FENCE CO Rushc Cypress Fences Hurncane Cham Lmk Fence For Resldences Estates Factones No Down Payment and 36 Months to Pay H R FREILING 804 Vemce St P 1209 Offlce 2418 Basse Road Pershxng 1476 411 K X , l N I . . fr l , F i1mfZg!7,4kh . Y? 7 2, . y I 3, Q' L, '15, gf' 'aff I 1' L I 5 , 5 ,fv l' zz . X37 V ,1z7J'.,gg,, gsm, ' ,, 1 fr 'f - . i g 'ki f l1 , A x I . fl f ' -Y n W' , Q P , . - if , - - - - fav .wi ll 7.4 u-1 1-1: ,- i?f - 1 Arnold Hobby Shop COMPLETE LINE OF HOBBIES S GAUGE and AMERICAN FLYER TRAIN 5215 San Pedro S 4 8181 Phone P 8183 REDFORD TRANSFER and STORAGE MOVING PACKING SHIPPING Local and Long Distance Moving 140 FREDERICKSBURG ROAD SAN ANTONIO TEXAS TEXAS OLDES 1 JEWELERS o o o Q EE IL 9 513 E Houston St BRUNERS, Inc. Your Neighborhood Deparfmenf Sfore Store No. 1 and General Offices: 2126 FREDERICKSBURG ROAD Store No. 2: 2701 SOUTH PRESA STREET Store No 3 1605 NOGALITOS STREET Store No 4 805 SO W EST MILITARY DRIVE Ngx N ART BEAUTY SHOP No 2-3131 McCullough fM1k8 Iacobsl T a152 4-940I-Broadway IF C Chaney! T 2321 Where Beauty IS An Art CONIPLIWIENTS Sol Frank Co ANIERICA S FINEST BAND 8. PEP SQUAD UINIFORMS fl Paul E Taylors Conoco Servlce Statlon Conoco Products PICK UP AIND DELIXERH Road SQTVICP Battery SQFVICE Washlng Pollshmg Lubrlcatwn Txres Batterles Accessorles 1227 Navarro G 9151 41 COMPLIMEF TS or THE SWEET SPOT 900 W I-uldeb and San Antonxo Texas P 3751 FREDERICKSBURG ROAD Drxve In Theatre IN TEXAS U S A always fhe fmesf screen enferfammenf P e y t o n ' s San Antomo Nursery COMPLETE LANDSCAPE SERVICE 3566 Fredericksburg Road Telephone P 8157 I . H OF T ir A jf ws Movie TIME , 4 . I K bg. V in . , ,M .. i L44 9 ITIP Top RADIO sHoP d1o and Telev1s1on Sales and Servlce 3321 Pre-derlcksburg Rodd Porkvlew 28991 C V WARD Owner Best Wxshes To Ed son H gh School And All Of Its Pupils MINOR S GROCERY 8. MARKET 1917 West A enue we f sl-lsnwm wu.uAMs Wallpaper T1le Lmoleum and Decorahve Accessones 2708 F redencksburg Road R 61211 R M HUMBLE SERVICE STATION NO 374 Humble Products cmd Auto Accessones Free Pxckup cmd Dehvery San Pedro ot Fresno S 46441 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS OF 53 From THE FORD FENCE COMPANY Your Home Town Fence Builder 'LN , x H xlrbf 'I If .E L , 'J , , I 4. K , W X1 - iN'. ' 'K ' i in I v wi! I ' , . P 4 i 1 ,WM if - I JL I gf if A 'Y COMPANY . 'QQ ff I ' 5 E ,Q A I V 1 s 1 E K. . Q - 51 R fl' I i I 4, K Vixr y. - ll ' ll COMPLIMENTS OF Wm K Holt Machlnery C0 Dxstnbutors for Caterplllar Equipment U1 South Texas SAN ANTONIO CORPUS CHRISTI Come To The Spudnut Shop Andersons Rlcher Flavored Ice Cream Coffee and Del1c1ous Pastnes LQ 1211 West Avenue SHEP S FOOD STORE Free Dehvery Cho1ce Meats B06 West Avenue Phone P 7921 Elf? We Sell The Earth A iw Cobb s. cobb Real Estate X 1225 South Gevers K 9721 if Servxcxng All Makes 6- Models NEW CARS USED CARS TRUCKS MIIAM CHl VR0ll l' C 0. North Flores at Martm Fanmn 2211 f . . Q -4- Q, f f ' A c ' ' .Vai 1 .1 ' A A 5 Y -11 ,f V v , , 1 A 'A 1 1 4 ' ff M! 'lx 1 , 1 A 5 4 AMX J Wffmefe 'W bf Q . ' fi r I :M ef 4 , ? .F ' tw' I E i , H H 4 VM Vrr . : ,la . tr E af Q f , 21 ' I lima! z A 2. I V ll l l ll W T NEILL COMPANY 808 Mctvenck Bldg MAYTAG MAID AUTOMATIC LAUNDRY Mrs H I Evans KOwnerJ 4194 San Pedro Ave P 8847 s H A Edgeworth CMcmJ San Antomo Tex Mc ulcrcturl G IeweIers Makers Emblem Ie f elry cmd Club P rs G 9081 8 Use TIOQG Oak Sole Leather BLANCO SHOE REPAIR 1807 Blanco Road Frank De Luncx Owner Comphmermts e WWE A FRIEND aff' GR P 5917 NUHTHSIUE BIIILUIHG MHTEHIHLS UU W s. D. JUVENILE MFG CO INC SAN ANTONIO TEXAS SAN ANTDNID TEXAS K - A11en Transfer 6: Storage pany V Q' Com Garfleld 9643 523 W Cypress Sur A IEANS HATS Allled Southland D1str1butors 213 Alamo Plum soUTHLAND BATTERIES Deals: ed to Yo r 606 N Alamo F 1542 Z, San Amo 10 T xas COMPLIIVIENTS MCCARTY Construcuon Co 135 W LaChappelle St Roads Grad ng Fl Bas Asph It Clearing Te rcxcmg KING S ICE STATION 9 f RADIO CAP C0 Umforms Caps Embroxdery Fe t and Chen1lle ? ,f A .F 1 1 'I , W r T ff:1ti:nw1:ie Servzce fzfff 1 'A D ' 11 - .1 3 - , r . ritonio, Te:-:as VE , 1 ,, . g A' 4 I , I s , 4' . Q N4 .. 3 ,wx on ,. Q 2 Charm ' 1 e' ' 3 , JL Q I V V 1 Cor1pI1:r1.nt,: 'Ji Of . . Q .ya - i - ex e a 4 ' l r ' ' 'Q All types concrete work ' C Y-fCC3'rt' Oz-:ner 1 - I W f , 4 I , I ff-2-,... ' Q ' I Leners are our Specify c PLIMENTS OF PAUL DERS COMPANY GJ SOCIAL IONERY M DRA MATERIALS roadw At Travls Street Y CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF 53 A 6 A ICE HOUSE Fred and Caihenne Cole Owners Grocenes--Pxcmc Supphes Etc PL 59035 2201 Vance Icxckson Rd Floyd Hodges Radlo G Televlslon Sales and Servxce 614 West Avenue S 45475 A444 All Makes of RGCIIO QS TGIGVISIOD Repcnred 5 .Fi COMPLIMENTS OF SANGALLI 6. SON GULF sznvxcs STA'I'ION P 51581 B W 5411190111 Alfred Sangalh Iunlor Apparel Excluslvely 111110201 MAJ Slzes 7 to 15 G 1491 CQMPUMENTS OF ALAMO TITLE CO Northslde Brunch 1545 W Summxt P 55235 ia .-of COMPLIMEN . S 1 T HAMNER eff? FLORI Q93 1535 West Summlt Ave Shadyside 4 4241 YOUR ONE S T OP SHOPPING CENTER 5,2 Q noun lx X pf H gf ffgw nim JHXQD ' 3 SUPER MARKETS 'WHERE SAN ANTONIO SAVES IEFFERSON STATE BANK 1904 FREDRICKSBURG ROAD Member FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP ai ' I 3 3.3 Q ES - S,v. ,,3 f21f j f' .MMU 2-13-3 5. Af- 5-4 , I' .-.. in 'EE 2 If A , - S ff T- Ea 'g.- Q f- ,wus Q 'K mm' .lgfnlhi J., 4 p 5., -A - , Q- A- ,Li Adi' ff' B e. fix fx film -X 'I' WW' 19 is VG 7 'K '. P T' A 51 ,. F 'Eff ij H Ti '-1155 5 if: 1 53 '1 1 :Huff X-3 '.-14' G va COMPLIMENTS of CROFT TRAILER CCMPAN Y 1423 North Flores G 5187 G 5188 RENTALS SALES REPAIRS CONGRATULATICDNS TO THE SENICDRS OF 53 AHB S F0011 MARKET 110 Olmos Dnve U 62301 Q I Rum 9 The Store of Distinction 6 X fi X X Jcomplnrpenfs Turhn lllo Incorporated 292' ' San Anromo s Only Lmcoln Mercury Dealer I I23 Nor+h Mann Avenue G l27I 'YAY wa i 'ie 20I2 Blanco Road P 0658 Basse Road Automotlve Service 1-1- 2430 BASSE ROAD HCWE S Phone P2I692 F 0 Q D A R K E 21 B I. A N c o n plone p SAN ANTONIO 12 TEXAS le A I MELTON -RHEINER LUMBER COMPANY LUMBER s. BUILDING MATERIALS Telephone P 9562 P 25369 5925 sen Pedro Avenue SAN ANTONIO I2, TEXAS ' 'K' 1 A VN -5 ANA' A X .2 X 'N J ffl' JA : V - fy ,, . f 5 .I A x R , ' xt i 2 ef' A .4 - if A f- 5 - - P A A IA 35' ' Q f 5 . X A .Pew MRS ' A - A f , .W A ' 3 un A 4 . I , e . aff M ,VI K I ' M T - 2 3 D- A A .. 01 ' vlslr THE NEW DAIRY BAR Cones Ice Cream Sundaes Malfs Mull: Shakes Hof Dogs Roof Beer Colres Edsson and Wesf Avenue f . I , ' , 1 NL' I dmpu Z, 332 I is x ,, I ' , COMPLIMENTS GILLESPIE MOTOR CO SALES anfcjgd senvlce 32I Broadway G' l4ll ROCKWAY COURTS 3347 Fredericksburg Road REFRIGERATED AIR STEAM HEAT TELEVISION ff1LfVV UWIV L f If OOM P41 I M VM UL TA CONGRATLLATIOINS AIND BEST WISHES TO THE EDISON HIGH CIRADUATES OF 1953 SECURITY TITLE COMPANY BRANCH OFFICE DOUGLAS S PERKINS, Manager 1208 North Ma A S A T CNW MM I V1 W fl MIDTOWN R0llER DROME 325 E Crockett Street B 3 2484 as photographers ot the I953 Spark may we express our pleasure In contributing to the accomplishment ot thus tme annual MODERN PHOTOGRAPHY e o c mcCullough oft magnolaa n a n t o n o 2 te x p h o n e a z a 5 0 ':'N3im., two twenty-seven home ave. A O o n b I lc e a st o t s a i I , a s pl a o 2 0 dim good names to go BUY ALLSTATE COLDSPOT SILVERTONE KENMORE CRAFTSMAN FRATERNITY PREP ROYAL PURPLE FAIRLOOM PILGRIM FASHION TAILORED HERCULES BOYVILLE JEEPERS BILTWEL HONEYSUCKLE HONEYLANE TOWER KERRYBROOK: GALE HARMONY HOUSE HOMART TRADITION CHARMCDE MAID OF HONOR APPROVED J C HIGGINS WEARMASTER DAVID BRADLEY MASTER MIXED FARM MASTER ELGIN HAPPI TIME HEARTHSIDE GOLD BOND WORKMASTER they Go together' JUBILEE PEACH VICTORIA PINK ROSE AND RED AQUAMARINE CHERRY PINK AND RED DAWN GRAY SUNSHINE YELLOW COLONIAL BLUE PARCHMENT IVORY BEIGE BROWN VALLEY ROSE TUSCAN ROSE AND WINE FEDERAL GOLD SAGE GREEN Look for thus Seal Is your guude fo merchanduse +haI has been Iesfed by comparuson for say n s ?esIed n fhe laborafory for qua My and sold only by Sears wufh The Iradlfuonal guardrwee of safs facho MALIBU PEACH CORAL RUST SPICE BEIGE AND BROWN CHARTRELJSE MINT GREEN PACIF C BLUE ,U ou suns 4 STAR iii! FEATUR BAIN3' VARIETY STDRE School Supplies, Toys, Notions, Dry Goods, Varieties. Gifts HARDWARE AND PAINTS P 20213 Comer West Avenue and OTmos CONGRATULATIONS AND GOOD LUCK TO EDISON I-HGH STUDLNTS COWAN LUMIBER COMPANY San Antonio s Modern Lumber Estcrbhshment Pershmg 3193 3833 Sam Pedro Ave. -Ai the Underpcrss Walter Paint 8. Hardware PHONE S 44732 A FRIEND we suv CLEAN CARS NFALS USI4 ll CARS See Us For Clean Cars Phones B 35633 F858I 54I S Flores MURRAY'S CANDIES I8I2 Frederrcksburg Road San Aniomo Texas PHONE P 074I PARTY FAVORS Kayser TV Sales and Service All Makes o Radzos and Telewszon Repazred I I I4 Wesr Avenue Phone Plaza 5 6I59 Congra+uIaIIons+o'rI'1e Sensors of 53 GRIFFIS ROOFING AND METAL CO Reparr or Apply New Roofs New Gu+'I'ers InsI'aIIed Asbesros Srdrng 2I30 Pasadena SI' R 60697 Comp llnelltd 0 Holstuns Country Store 3304 Frederrcksburg Road DOTS ICE STATION I902 WEST AVENUE ' - Co. I EMPIRE FURNITURE C0 Q Pershing 7I29 3I07 Fredericksburg Rd 1438 W Manposa Dr VEGETABLES MEATS Notions 'lu K J QI S COMPLIMENTS ELLAS BEAUTY SHOP SAN ANTONIO I TEXAS Remember UJ When You Forge! '306 Wes' A e 5 42032 NORTHSIDE ICE STATION CLAUDIA'S DRESS SHOP Hzme 0 Smart Sportswear I726 Fredericksburg Rd P964I if gg c 1 COMPLIMENTS OF Wlgu am Frult Company 234 Broadway 3342 FREDERICKSBURG ROAD herweck S Complefe Lune of EIIlo'I's Pam? an Valspar Pamis and Varmshes Nancy Warren Wallpaper IOI FREDERICKSBURG RD P 3I74 AT FIVE POINTS - - X ZR 1,7 ,uv 0 . 5 - 5 ft! . ' B? 9 I 3 ' I 1, .glut ' s I . ' 1 N, R ,f , AWS-skim. IE' Ar- 63. , L C I. A A I , ' I W Q II ,Ol H ls. ' - Q -Q 'z I ' -fo 9: ' 'Q T' ' J of 5 v . .- ll I f 77 'S.,rNN,-he 'WK 1 '- r ms T. Razr. K in U i Q s f'X,q, T!! I '- X . x I. iv 9 d OLIVER J EWELRY CO. Experl Wafclw Repairing I 'lamiI+on, Elgin, Bulova WGICIIES 3II Nor'II1 Presa Garfield 0722 Tap Ballef Acrobafic Piano DOLORES PECK DANCE STUDIO I908 W. Olmos Drive S. 4-494I ALAMO BABY LAUNDRY I6I5 Avenue B Fannin 9636 Famous or Sterzlzzed Draper Serure Phone P-3624 NigI1'I Phone P-2I937 .STL41 W Lf FLOIfIU'3R.f GERTRUDE WILLMANN Owner Cul' Flowers Arrangemenis Funeral Sprays CCRSAGES BOUQUETS W e Telegraph Flouers Ezeryulaere 7I I Wes'I Ave San Anfomo I Texas West Avenue Pet Shop Your lNortlJ51de Pei Food Sho COMPLETE LINE OF DOG CAT AND BIRD SUPPLIES 8. ACCESSORIES Fredericksburg Road af Wesl I02 Wesi Avenue Phone P 20396 Caathoff llefrlgeratlon Sales and Service Azrcoudztxonmg Re rzgeralxon Applzanfex 834 Hllderbrand S 45574 COMPLIMENTS OF PURGASON S RED 8: WHITE I603 Warner Avenue P 27963 LINDSEY'S LAUNDRIES A Complete Family Laundry Dry Cleaning Wesf Avenue S-43663 0? Ulf G-8-gif 'W mi? I Sa 'Wise I . 1 7 v - i f . . . V. ' I - C . C 7 1 p w 0 I , 0 l l 1 - K . l ' . 1- , J' L' , , ,, A , 'Un - 2 -E fr ,kiwi 3' il - F - ' M . f' '.-. - It , 4 't X I - . I Q-lb... ' , - -6- -P , NN ' r 4- 1 ' . H ' if 5 ,, ' ' f. A, - Q1-' 'H ' . 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