San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-19
SCHOOL PARADE
WILL Be HELD
HERE SATURDAY
Will Have Nine Bands In
Guiding Longhorns
From Texas.
HONOR HEROES OF SO
Colleges Will Take Place
According to Estab-
lishment.
HONOR HEROES OF SO

An educational parade, led by a
float in memory of the Texas heroes
of 1896 followed by sixteen vocational
institutions and six local schools and
colleges, will parade the streets of
San Antonio Saturday night.
The floats will parade in the order
in which their respective institutions
were established in the city.
An announcement to the board of
directors of the Fiesta Association at
Gunter Hotel, was made by Ralph
Durkee. in which he stated that this
educational parade would equal, il
not eclipse the famous Battle of
Flowers Parade, which is the fore
most event of the Fiesta celebration.
Cadets to March.
Music will be furnished for the pa
rade by nine bands including the well
known Longhorn band from the Uni
versity Of Texas; three army bands
two city bands; the "Dokey" band
and the San Marcos Baptist Academy
band.
Two platoons of cadets from Main
Avenue High School. two from
Breckenridge High School and cadets
from. the San Marcos Baptist Academy
will be interspersed between the vari-
Gus floats.
Six local educational institutions
will participate. They are: Our
Lady of the Lake, Thomas School,
Santa Rosa College of Nurses, Mat
thews School of Expression. Main
Avenue High School and Bracken-
ridge High School.
Baylor 10 Lead.
The parade will be led by a float
representing the Baylor Female Col
lege of Bolton, established in 1S45.
The Baylor University of Waco,
which was established in the same
year. will come second.
The other floats will appear in the
following order: Trinity University,
established 1860; Texas Christian
University (1S73); Southwestern
University (1S73); Agricultural and
Mechanical College (1S76); Sam
Houston Normal Institute, (1Ss9)-;
University of Texas 1881; Univer-
sity of Texas Medical College (1S91) (;
North Texas Normal College (1901) !;
Texas Presbyterian College t1902t;
Southwest Texas Normal College
t1903) College of Industrial Arts
(1903) West Texas Normal College
(1910) Rice Institute Q912); Sui
Ross Normal (1920).
Name College Queens. 20
Chairmen and queens of the parade
have been named as follows: Univer-
sity of Texas. Miss Jeanette Weiner,
chairman; Miss, Julian Devereaux,
queen; Rice Institute, Kilbourne Har-
ris. chairman; Miss Roselyn Zucht,
queen; Southwest Texas Normal. Miss
Johnnie Dolan, chairman; queen
named from student body; Sui Ross,
Miss Jeanne Brannon, chairman; Miss
Mary Abbott, queen; Texas Chris
tan University. Mrs. s. Ii. Sloan,
chairman; queen not elected yet; Sam
Houston Normal, Miss Aline Rather,
chairman; Miss Julia Oliphant,
queen; Southwestern University, Mrs.
w. Il. Bondurant, chairman; Miss
Sue Wood. queen; Baylor University,
Miss Joe Youngblood, queen, Misses
Margie Hollisfield and Ola Hooser,
attendants; Baylor College. Miss Mil
dred Gates. chairman; Miss Adelaide
Winerich. queen; West Texas Normal
College, Miss Ruth Hardin, chair
man. MISS lille NueHtHcf, queen I,
Trinity University, Mrs. v. A. Heel
err. chairman Mrs. L. II. Andrews,
queen; Texas Presbyterian College,
Mrs. r. r. Hildebrand, chairman !;
Mrs. c. e. Long, queen: Misses Mar
guerite Wiseman and Eugenis Sher.
rill, attendants; North Texas Normal
College, Guy Rogers. chairman; Miss
Flora Anderson, queen; College Of
Industrial Arts, Mrs. r. +. Dechman,
chairman; A. & NJ. College, Pat Dwy-
err. chairman; Texas Heroes Float,
Mrs. George Abbott, chairman.
The fireman's display which was
postponed Monday night on account
of rain. will be given Friday night at
the pageant grounds. according to de-
cision reached at the meeting of the
board of directors Wednesday noon.