San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-21

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Rose Halbert. Bernice Neeley. Marion
Teller and Nestry King Chalk, Miss
Annie Laura Middleston was chaperon
of this float.
Short Story Club Float.
The Westmoorland College Short
! Story Club float, which was chaper-
oned by Miss Julia Luker, was decor
ated with white peonies, with pink
centerS. Members Of the club, dressed
in white and wearing pink poke bon
nets, trimmed with white peonieS. rode
IN the float. They were: Misses
Grace PatillO, Julia Clyde Wilkinson,
Alice Edwards, Leonie Nowothy, Imo-
gene Pomeroy, Frances Lcdbetter,
Marjorie jackson, Mavalene Frazier,
Anna Lightfoot, Eron Rees, Pansy
Forsyth, Evelyn Leonard. Maurine
Walker. Mary Elizabeth Carr, Ada
Summers, Loretta Houston, Annie
lead White, Rowena Pfeil, Bernadyne
Stokes and Marie Foster.
The DraughOn Business College float
was decorated with the school cclors
of purple and gold. In the float were !:
! Resale BOnham. Rubean Albrecht,
Ina BOlin. Harriet Jones. Adeline
Thurman, Evelyn Haby. Ethel Rob
ertS, TOSca Breecher, Sara NoeS, Helen
Rheiner. Ida May Woolsey, Don Teas,
Alton Blumberg, W. II. Ferguson, j..
\. MorkOvSky, Marvin Edwards, Ed
ward Riebe. Edward Steadtler, Ho-
ward Wright, Bob Matthews. Nern
Darlington. Howard Blocker; DeBaron
Peck and Otto Allenhamp.
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Dorothy Snodgrass, who were on the
front of the Matthews School of tx
preston float. carrying staffs of pur-
pie and gold. were Mrs. Matthews, who
was dressed in silver dress. trimmed
in gold. and the following: Gertrude
GurinSky, Dixie Martin. Lillian Fisch-
er, Virginia Hedges, Louise English.
Dorothy boss. Edwin Powell, Mossie
Anderson. Martha Fulleton. Dorothy
Babcock, Jane Lee Curry, Ida Web
ner, Helen Jackson. Annabelt Fischer.
Eunice Lewis. Marietta Selman. La
Rene Fontaine. Mildred Johnston,
Ruth Trosper, Mignon Edwards, Mar
Ellen Powell. Albert Reitel. George
Cox, Henry Fullerton, Wilson Lewis
Jessie Beitpl.
4 japanese tea garden was repre-
scented by the entry from the Bonn Avon
School. the float was chaperoned by
Mrs. W. 4. Bondurant.
Little Mary Wanda Lowry. as n
little Dutch maiden. and Miss Ruth
Lewis. chaperon. headed the Thomas
School float. The float represented
Il Dutch garden scene. with wind
mill and girls seated on the truck.
Girls dressed in laurel leaves and
carrying pennants and balloons of pur-
pie and white. were on the float rep
rcsenting 81. Mary's Hall. On the
float were: Mary Gladys Cole. Bessie
Keenc. Helen Wohn. Ann Hoffman.
Grace Talbot. Gwendo,yn King, Beth
Allen. Barbara Lewis. Eleanor Ham
mer. Vista Collins. Dorothy Miller,
Jane Smith. Helen Hull. Mary Nir-
ginia Regain. Olynda Acklen. Annie
Laurie Wells. Ethel Hollingsworih.
Helen Newton. Bess Newton. Julia
Fox, Jeane Hammer. Virginia Wing.
Ann Acklen. Margaret Gee. Cici
Lewis. Phyllis Hubert. Rachel Car
ruthers. Emily Keeran. Margaret
pelery. Ruth Wohn. Lucille Newman,
-Nuldllt fIluulf. IlpNlti.
Girls Reserve Float.
With class colors Of green and white
portrayed by banners aud pennants.
members of the 1929 graduating class
of Main Avenue High School were
well represented by: Marie McArdle.
Gladys Thornton. Evelyn Evans,
Florence Nodric. Dorothy Leech. Max
inc Roberts. Juanita Lane, and Gen
eva Mosly and MessrS. Oscar De
Wecsc Jr.. Vivian Burleson, Edward
Nalenta. George Shaw and {. ~.
Altheide.
The Girls Reserve Of Main Avenue
High School was represented by n
float showing n pergola with blue
wiSteria vines. Officers Of the re-
serve were dressed in The regulation
uniform. On the truck were: Eliza
beth Marvin. Katherine Simpson,
Blanche Solcher. Edna Braden. Elsie |
Daley and Evelyn Jackson. Members |
of the reserves were Jessie Ann |
May. Edna Gibbons. Martha Iadman. |
Dolores Lobzano. Isabel Calm, Marga-
ret Gill, Lois May Coottingham, Lola
ID. Sullivan. Margaret Can Cleaf, Alice |
Wackerbach. and Martha Peterson.
students Council" written out in
white peoples on red background.
the school colors. formed the decora-
tiOn Of the Main Avenue High School
Students Council float. Representing
Main Avenue were the following Coun-
cillors: Katherine Gee. Frances Cole
man. Sophia Smith. Frank Ieagley,
Howard Doolittlc. Malcolm Halliday.
John T.. Canady, Malone Duggan and
Joe Ansley.
Kitten in Parade.
Dressed in clown suit OF black
and gold. Evalyn Copeland, carrying a
kitten. the mascot OF the club, rode
pn the float representing the Mark
Twain Club of Main Avenue High
School. Members of the club on the
float were: Misses Virginia Osner.
Violet Schaefcr. Dorothy Edgar. Jane
White. Stella Mae Green. Gladys
Davis. Evelyn Copeland, and Lula
Andrew Scoggin.
The Highland Park school was rep
resented by butterfly float with ,
eighteen fairies seated ,nder the fairy
queen. who was on n throne at the |
car Of the float. On the float were :
'larice Temple, Marguerite Cank-
in. Palmora Drain. Margaret Briggs, ]
Helen Hall. Ruth Thurman. Beatrice
King, she Rose Jones. Lillian Gold
,tein, Eda May Gladwin. Edna Grace
Rance. Lucille Davis. Jean Strain.
Anna Strain. Anna Katz. Virginia
Ellis. Mona Bond. Richard Adams, Z
md Bruce Wetherly.
In the center of the float represent
ne the Breckenridge high school
spanish Club was 0 large green low