Martin High School - La Pitahaya Yearbook (Laredo, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 240 of the 1948 volume:

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F To Mrs. LincH1eim,'Fef'11er excenenlf Pre-college Jfruining of high school sjfUc1ef1JfS,1C5T1'1er keen Sense olphumofl and IIS? her' charming mcmnergwe Xov ' ugly declicajfe our 8 LQ Dijfahayo Dui' Da Camera, e fer' Jflne Annval Sjfafxfx ki W 'gay lr -- New Lighting System For Shirley Field Best lighted field in the State of Texas was the rating given Shirley Field by C. W. Iones, Westinghouse engineer of Houston. The construction was begun on September 3. 1947, and completed on October 9. Koenig Electric Company contracted to do the work for S20.000.00. 108 units of 189,500 watts were installed for the football field: 10 units for the track of 1500 watts: and 1 unit 1500 watts for the lamp to light the flag pole. A-,J A . i x O . I .el-K4 Q it The New Stadium A new concrete stadium, which has a seating capacity of 10.000 people. new press box. and a new P. A. system are the additions to Mar- tin High School's plant. The contract for construction went to A. Medina Martinez. the lowest bidder at S32.109. He started construction on Iuly lst and completed it on Septem- ber 30th. The stadium is on the west side of the field. and it is used by the Martin High School student body. 4' ., QQ-.i 3 'X' 'RJ .s, ,gf r ,V if ,af 7, 4 ' y1f .gf ,f I' fs 1-K ,Z , 1 -,uf , f Q' , --52 ,Sf .1- ' .!' n 5 an-gg -'Z' si U 1 Y, A J fi Ye .4 Q uw ,Qf aff? . mf 55 fig Lf VA 'lk' L, ,Q 'Ali .inf Nw! iq QQ, Yin.. W' qknq-wE 'sif , .,..,-wi it T5 W 1 1 'N iff, xxmvh 1 . f f My .1 354 'Ulm' GIRI.'S PHYSICAL EDUCATION - DIRECTED BY MHS. MARGUERITE EDENS I I M, V- :emi DANCING AT THE LAREDO IUNIOR COLLEGE CORHAI. AT THE PHYSICS LABORATORY SINGING AT AN ASSEMBLY . I 977b'7b-an-,X Y I. .z ' 'Q' F1 AT THE TEA PARTY I fan, X, fe-,yiml DR. B. B. HARRIS ADDRESSING STUDENT BODY x is I RECEPTION FOR ACCREDITING COMMITTEE AT PRESIDENT ADKlN'S HOME BQ . mf' .lose Maximo Ramos May ll. 1926-April 24, 1947 A native oi Ramos 1'-lrispe, Coah.. Mexico, he came to Laredo in 1929. Maximo attended Laredo Public Schools. ln Martin High he was a band member and a Iunior Lulac. He played football and was taking a correspondence course in electricity. Maximo joined the Navy in 1944: he was assigned to an L.C.I. He became a seaman lfc and partici- pated in the great invasion of Okinawa. the bombardment ot Naha, the shelling ol Caramoreo, Ie Shima. and Ea Shima Islands. Maximo held tour stars and tour campaign service ribbons. Mter he came from the war. he re-entered Martin High School but later became ill. He entered Brooks General Hospital in San Antonio for an operation and died on April 24, 1947. The students of Martin High School feel a deep sorrow over the loss ot Maximo. '-. x ff, xg xx Tf VVV-gg jg - VV ,Q 3V ANA 'ik LN Laigff'-, 'ef Sf . ' ' s ' V, r V wir- 1 Q ., , . A w Wim , 2 r. ,X X W, x ,RX . 'S 2 A we id be is V V - V VV , 5X K 5: Vx: 'FV .xxx N X V 1 f 3 1. x-iw r iig, 1 N if '-L. . - , 'W . 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He was also elected President ot the lunior Colleqe Board on September d ' Laredo schools and at St. Edward's Mr. Martin is a native of Laredo. He was educate in t st in politics, he is owner ol a larqe ranch. University. In addition to his life-long in ere He has always been interested in the education ol the yo uth of Laredo because he recoq- d cratic way ot life. nizes the value of education in our emo MR I W NIXON. SUPERINTENDENT LAREDO PUBLIC SCHOOLS so Q -' L -' h ' ' ' ' Mr. I. W. Nixon was elected to the office of Superintendent of Laredo Public Schools on Iuly 1, 1946, immediately after the resignation ot former Superintendent William P. Galligan. At the same board meeting at which Mr. Nixon was elected head of the schools, he was charged with the task and respon- sibility of bringing to Laredo a Municipal Iunior College. a fond desire and dream of former Superin- tendent. William P. Galligan. With the enthusiasm of the citizens of Laredo along with the combined efforts of all service clubs and civic organizations. the Board of Education was petitioned to call for an election creating a Iunior College District for Laredo. The proposition was brought before the citizens of Laredo on September 28. 1946, and the election carried by the overwhelming maiority of 616 for and 3 votes to the contrary. Dr. C. C. Colvert, professor of Iunior College Education at the University of Texas and Chief Con- sultant for the Iunior Colleges of Texas. was of great value in directing and guiding the Laredo Board and Superintendent in every step toward the realization of Laredo's newest institution. Superintendent Nixon had promised the citizens of Laredo and the Board of Education that the Laredo Municipal Iunior College would open in September, 1947. Mr. Nixon and the Board of Educa- tion. with the able assistance of attorney Elmore Borchers. early in 1946 filed an application with the Federal Public Housing Authority in Ft. Worth and Washington asking for a portion of Fort Mclntosh on the Rio Grande as a proposed site of the Laredo Iunior College. The Laredo school authorities were advised in May, 1947. that the application for the property had been considered and would be granted. On Iune 9, 1947, Mr. Elmore H. Borchers. attorney for the Laredo Independent School District, and Super- intendent l. W. Nixon appeared in Ft. Worth before Regional Director of the Federal Public Housing Authority. Marshall W. Amis, and received the deed to approximately 146.1 acres of land and 26 build- ings, swimming pool and tennis courts. The acquisition of this property means a large savings to the taxpayers of Laredo. as the school district received the entire acreage and buildings at 10094, discount. Besides thinking and working on the physical plant for the Laredo Iunior College. Super- intendent Nixon had the responsibility ot searching for the administrators tor the proposed college. Again Dr. C. C. Colvert rendered invaluable aid in searching for competent and experienced men to head the new proiect. In Iune. 1947. the Board ol Education met and elected W. I. Adkins. former Dean of Temple Iunior College. as president ol the Laredo Iunior College. A iew weeks later the Board elected Dean Neal M. Nelson. former Dean ol the Brownsville Iunior College as Dean and Registrar. Both President Adkins and Dean Nelson assumed the responsibilities of their respective positions on Iuly 1, 1947. Throughout the summer of 1947. working as a unit, President Adkins, Dean Nelson, School auditor E. A. Leyendecker and Superintendent Nixon started repairs and renovation of the various buildings at the new college site. They worked day and night and over-time: the new Laredo College was formally opened on September 2, 1947. with an excellent faculty oi twenty teachers. The present enrollment is 1200 students consisting ol pre-professional. terminal educa- tion and Veteran's Vocational Training students. MISS ALICIA SALAZAIR. MRS. ROBERTO BENAVIDES AND MISS ANTONIETTA GONZALEZ. MR. EDWARD LEYENDECKER. BUSINESS MANAGER. PHSONNEL OF THE OFFICE OF THE SUPERINTENDENT MR. AND MHS. C. I.. MILTON Members of the School Board and wives received at the r School District at the Plaza Hotel on the evening of October 8, 1947 I S ' it UNT -45 it si A f A MH. AND MRS. B. G. SALINAS eception given by the Laredo Independent MR. AND MRS, AARON MOSER WITH MH. AND MRS. ERNEST LEYENDECKEH 5, , af, E33 Qt N 'ig 35 -2 ', fg FN 5 -251 , Q t if , ,t iv- ., ' 2 we 'E lflf MR. AND MRS. ABELARDO SALINAS MH. AND MRS. LEON DAICHES MH. AND MRS. I. W. NIXON WITH MR. AND MRS. W. I. ADKINS MR. ANTONIO VALLS WITH HIS DAUGHTER MISS ANTONIA VALLS fix MEMBERS OF THE IUNIOR COLLEGE Q FACULTY MR. AND MRS. GEORGE GARZA MISS MARTIN AND MISS SALAZAR SERVING THE PUNCH. 'M 491 W1 - H , 'br 51 PAPA IOE AND WIFE POSING. ,Z .f ECHL. . '-UQ, v 'x Q E 5 F +. WITH MR. AND MRS. IOE A. HERNANDEZ 1 'WMM n.aawM4.f1 1 MR. R. L. DaCAMARA Mr. DaCamara is principal of Martin High School and holds a B.A. degree from Rice Institute. where he lettered in football and baseball. He is intensely interested in the youth ol Laredo and has been connected with the Laredo public schools for fourteen years. His avocation is deer hunting. Mr. DaCarnara and his son Leonard. a senior at Martin High School. Dear Martinites: This school year has given me many pleasures through the wonderful cooper- ation and school spirit oi both students and faculty. I hope that this fine spirit continues to raise our standards and reputation. Sincerely yours. R. L. Da Camara MISS GUADALUPE CABRERA B.A.. M.A. from T.U. Also attended S. W. T. S. C. and University of Mex- ico. MISS PILAR SAENZ A.A., Wesley College. B.A.. Texas A.6I.. M.A. University of Texas. I MISS ZOILA DE LA GARZA Ph.B. 6 M.A. Attended University oi Chicago. MISS ALMA PIERCE SPANISH DEPARTMENT MRS. SILVIA C. WISE B.A. Attended T. W. C. and T. U. Taught Span- ish at T. W. C. Teaches Spanish. MISS CONCHA CHACON B.A.. M.A. Attended T.U. Enioys browsing in the library. B.A., M.A. Attended Universities o i T e xa s and Mexico. Head ofthe Spanish Department. MISS MARIA GONZALEZ B.A. Attended S. M. U. Teaches Math. MRS. W. B. BARRY B.S., M.A. Attended Texas University and Columbia University. Sponsors Homemakers. VOCATIONAL DEPARTMENT MR. R. H. RICHEY Attended Kemper Mili- tary Institute. He taught at the Corpus Christi N a v a 1 Station before coming to Laredo. MR. T. E. CARTER B.S. Texas A. 6 M. Grad- uate work at Texas A. 6. I. MR. IAMES MCCAIN Hobby is all outdoor sports. Teaches auto me- c h an i c s . Attended La. Northwest State College. MISS ADELE WILDENTHAL B.A. Graduate of South- west Texas Teachers Col- MISS SARITA CAVAZOS B.S. in Home Economics from A. 6. I. Teaches foods and sponsors the Homemaking Club. MR. GEORGE I.. COENEN Attended Louisiana Tech. Licensed radio operator. Sponsors Radio Club. Teaches radio servicing and operation. MISS DOROTHY LOCKWOOD B.A. from the University of Texas. Teaches typing. Hobby is farming and poultry raising. lege. Teaches commer- cial law and accounting. MISS ROSITA URIBE B.B.S. Our Lady oi the Lake College. Teaches typewriting and account- ing. MRS. CLYDE BREN N B.A. Attended Texas versity. Head oi mercial Department. M, MISS DORIS MARTIN Secretary to the principaL Nuts. CONCEPCION Invm Librarian. MR. ALBERT S. MARTIN Manager of the cafeteria. MISS ALICIA RAMIREZ File Clerk. OFFICE LIBRARY CAFETERIA MRS. DORA B. MARTIN Manager of the cafeteria. MISS ANTONIA VALLS Registrar. Miss BEATRICE MEZA MISS ELVIRA de LAC!-HCA Attends the circulation of Assistant Librarian. books in the library. MR. EPIGMENIO GARZA Auditor. I MR. IOE P. LEYENDECKER Custodian of Martin High School since 1936. MRS. EMILIA R. GARCIA LA. Incamate Word Col- .eqe. MRS. IRENE MCCAIN B.A. Louisiana Northwest- em State College. MRS. RAQUEI. U. ESPARZA LA. Went to school at '. S. C. W. T' 2-flkl fi.. fy V IW' at tett . U ttta LAK. . MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT MR. R. P. ST. IOHN M.A. Attended Rice Institute. Hobby is playing tennis. MISS LELA MCKINLEY B.A. and M.A. Columbia. Colorado, Texas Univer- sities. Head oi the Mathe- matics Department. MRS. BLANCHE WRIGHT B.A. University of Texas. MR. D. P. BARROW Educated at North Texas State College. MISS MARIA del REFUGIO BENAVIDES B.A. Educated at Texas University. MR. RAMIRO CASSO B.S. in Mechanical en- gineering. Attended A. 6: M. MRS. SHIRLEY DaCAMARA B.S. Attended T.S.C.W. Teaches public school music and is direc- tor oi the Choral Club. MR. M. R. DAVIS B.A. Attended Daniel Baker College. A captain in ,World War II. he holds the Purple Heart and Silver Star. Assistant Coach. MR. ELMO LOW B.A. Mr. Low attended Hardin-Sim mons College. During the war he MR. FRANK SCHOENBERG B.S. Attended Western Michigan College of Education. MISS RUTH YOUNG 8.5. Attended Our Lady of the Lake College. Pep Squad sponsor and gym teacher. served the Red Cross as first aid. water safety and accident pre- vention field representative. M. H. S. is fortunate to have him return arband director. MRS. ALICE WILLIAMS R.N. Received training in Mercy Hospital. Laredo. Graduate Nur- ses Association. American Grad- uate Nurses Association. MRS. MYRLEE MCNARY B.F.A. Graduated Irom Texas Uni- versity. Teaches speech and dramatics and sponsors the Thes- plans. MR. R. W. PARKER. IR. B.S. Attended N.T.A.C. in Arling- ton and Centenary College. Tiger Coach. CAPTAIN OSCAR HEIN Attended Rice Institute and Texas U. Captain in army for four years in E.T.O. Teachers Military Science and Tactics. MISS MARY FRANCES MRS. MARY FRANK MISS LUNA ALLRED MISS TILLIE CHRISTILLES Doss SORRELL B.A. Texas State Teach- B.A. Graduate of B.A.. M.A. Attended Uni- B-A Pid Graduate Work ers Couege, sw,-r,-r,c. versity ot Texas. Teaches at UnWefS1fY of CUM- Qrnahsm' Ioumal span' Miss HELEN MacGREGOR Educated at T. S. C. W.. A. 6. I. Universities oi C lit ' , T . ENGLISH DEPARTMENT G rom 'Ms MISS M. M. LINDHEIM B.A.. University ot Texas. Heads the English De- partment and sponsors the Pettit Poetry Club. MRS. HARRY ANDREWS B.A.. M.A. Educated at Baylor and Texas Univer- sities. Sponsors the C.S.C. MRS. ELIZABETH NYE SORRELL B.A.. Rice Institute. Uni- versity oi Texas. Spon- sors the annual. MISS RUTH CHAMBERLAIN B.A. lncamate Word Col- lege. MRS. EVA HANSEN B.A. Incarnate Word. A.6.I. ms. E. A. LEONARD B.A. Attended A. 6. I. MR. GEORGE REUTHINGER B.A. Attended Trinity University and 'exae University. Sponsors Edl- on Club. MBS. ELLEN HAMBY B.A.. M.A. Lttended Baylor U. Head ot the clence Department. MRS. FLOY G. BENNET B.A. Graduated from Howard Payne. lead ot Social Science Depart- nent. MR. W. E. LOCKEY B.S. Attended Sam Houston State eachere Colleqe. MRS. IOSEPHINE BAIRD Attended Texas AGI. Author of bool: ot poems. Peecadito Gazette. MRS. ICE H. MARTIN B.S. Attended North Texas State Teachers College. Denton, Texas. SCIENCE DEPARTMENT HISTORY DEPARTMENT T.U. Teaches hletory and nomics. MISS ANNIELEE GILES MR. H. I. HAMBY Baylor and T. U. graduate Attended A.Gl.. S.W.T.T.C. and no, MRS. GENEVIEVE COX B.A.. M.A. Graduate ot Our Lady ot the Lake College. Attended Texas University. -., Y ,Www-p ' Y f4'45-19.5214 .,. f JLX,Ef.i:m ' ' 515Q2,fi?!. '1WAiQ?7-' .. 1 , , ,Ag-I .. N 41. ,,,.f m X AM , Y V 4 wifi W -mn ,.Wu. 'i' - aw -wx , ig .:,,,,, fy gg yn, -xf,,,?,,,, 'f kf SC1 mf , 1 ,A ' x.4,wwm-mf' ' , ' , ., lx KV: 4 I n ,qu L..-, 'NIL' i ip 1- , 5 ' , - K , A fy K W A ,. ...ffff H - :V N . , W.. iM J, ,,,5.prfl , . 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MARTIN ACEVEDO Martin is an all-sports ian and his favorite pastime is dancing. Member of R.O.T.C. and F.F.A. Expects to attend Texas A.6M. ALICIA ANCIBA Lichals ambition is to study dress designing. She is a member of the Hmk. Club. Pep Squad. and Cadet Sponsor. X IOHN ALVEY I football '44 to '47, Hts ambition is to be a petroleum engineer. He is crazy about horses. AIP' ELENOR AGUERO None is a medium sized girl whose hobby is to team new Spanish songs. She likes dancing. IHENE ALMENDARE Irene was born on September 17. 1928. She likes sports and she is a woman sheriii in the band. EXIQUIO ALMENDARH He was in the Honor Company of the R.O.'l'.C. in '44, Wants to have a ranch of his own. He traps coyotes and collects old coins. ARABELLA ABCE Arabella's ambition is to at- tend Texas U. She ls a band member. likes tennis. hunting. CECILIA AGUILAR Clay is a member of the Thomas A. Edison Science Club. Her ambition is to be a nurse. FRANCISCO AGUILAR l risco. a graduate of Raye Burns School of Cartooning of Ohio. plans to become a pro- iessional cartoonist. He is edi- tor oi La Pitahayaf' 55 MARIA A. ARIZOLA She is a member ol the l .H.A.. and belongs to the Choral Club. OLGA ARMENTA Olga belongs to the Busy Bees. Her hobby is collecting movie stars' pictures. PABLO DE ARKOS. IH. Iunior belongs to the I-'.F.A. He wants to attend A. G M. His ambition is to become a successful rancher. DIANA BARERA Diana is a Pep Squad member and a Cadet Sponsor. Her am- bition is to be a telephone operator. DELLA BARRON Della rs president ot the Pettit Poetry Club: Thesplan: and Band member: P.A.S.F.. Iour- nal. literary editor: and R.O.T.C. sponsor. PATRICIA ANNE ATCHLEY Pat is a member ol the Thespian Club. ERNEST BARTON He is sergeant-at-arms of P.A.S.F. and a second Lt. in the Cadets. His ambition is to play professional baseball. IGNACIO BENAVID He belongs to the Thespians. Edison Clubs. and the H.O.'I'.C. He would like to attend T.U. IOSE BAZAN He is in the R.O.T.C. His am- bition is to be a railroad en- gineer. ARMANDO AYALA He is a member of the Band and P.A.S.F. He likes dancing and playing drums. GRACIELA BENAVIDEZ She is a member of the Chonas. Busy Bees. P.A.S.F.. Epsilon Theta KGPPG. reporter. xv-H . . IOSE LUIS CANTU , 1' , xy 3 VW. ' ,fi H W' ' . , 1 1,1 i t :fini I .. 3,g,,:,VV!: ir? -' ' 11 . ,, ,,.. , ISRAEL CANTU Israel is secretary of T G S Club and a lieutenant in the C.C. 'tk W1 it mi! wr ff. 9 14, ' sa 'gi tl-fp , S 'f t ,,,1z25:-51 S if - - f , - fa x, i X,.,5e5,' gig, ,Y - , . - 1 1 ' K V - K: ' 1. , A- 'gfy':F: . A so gl .-vt' f if K .5151 1 ' . --- 1-wi. 4g2ff1ip15A. 'ii' FHS,- ,at ,, , 'Y 4 A -,: ' 'v ,f 'f ' .. if A',-IQWAE1' gsf' .K.:1,-.1 . ' ' 3-2'1 4 f -iii! W -1 f-- H .i. 3 Hi' Qiez A r FAITH BRUNO Faith is from New York. She is editor oi the Iournal. Senior Scouts president. a member ot the Edison Club. Takes auto mechanics and vocational agriculture. ls sen- tinel of the F.F.A. Wants to own a repair shop. His hobby is hunting. HENRY BLAKE Beaver likes all sports: mainly track and football. This year he is manager of the football team: he belongs to the Thespians. IOSE CANTU lose is a member of l't.0.'l'.C.. Annual Staff artist. Ambition is to become a drattsman. SEBGIO CANO Sergio ls P.A.S.F. pres.: Pettit Poetry. vtce-pres.. L.S.C.. secy.: Edison. treas.: Ioumal. columnist: Thespian: and Sen- ior Star. MAGDALENA CALVILLO Magdalena likes to make friends and to read fiction. She is a member ol the Pep Squad. IOSE L. CANTU lose likes dancing and movies. He wants to be a bookkeeper. HECTOR CABALLEHO 'l'olin is president of th F.F.A. His ambition is to a rich girl so he won't WW 3... .1 . 9 Sl 1? IUAN CABELLO Iuan likes to eam money. He learned to swim in the Rio Grande River. SUE CAMP Sue is the chorus accompan- ' ist. cheerleader. cadet sponsor. Pep Squad Maier. C.S.C. offi- cer and Thesptan. LEONARD CHAIRES He is a member ot the L. S. C.. and 'l' and S. Leonard goes out for general sports. He plans to work and buy him- sell a ialopy. Yolanda is a ol the P.A.S.F. Her C.S.C. and of ambition is to visit Europe and to learn to speak French. ALBERTO CARDEN AS Al's a member ot the Edison Club. and he plans to be o dentist or a farmer. EVANGELINA CASSIANO Her ambition is to be a secre- tary. Writing letters is her hobby. MINERVA CHAVEZ Minnie is president of the F.H.A.. sweetheart ol the FJ-'.A. and a member of the chorus. Easy going brunette. she likes iolces and babies. ANA MARIA CARREIO Ana is a member oi the P.A.S.F.. Busy Bees. Iournal Stott. F.H.A. and a Cadet Sponsor. BILL CHAMPlON u Scienttlic of the Edison Club plans to become a chemist and nrler ot Arts. At present he is a Cadet Captain in the R.O.'l'.C. REUBEN COOK mber ot the mixed chorus. Thespians. and Annual pho- tographer take up his time. He enioys hunting and photog- raphy. WILLIAM C. CLOVER Music and dancing please William. After he masters in French. he wants to travel in France. His ambition is to be a pharmacist. DOTTIE COOK Dottie loves football games and anything that's fun! This year she is a Cadet Sponsor. and annual co-manager. - w if E FABIAN CASTILLO Fabian's ambition is to be a scientist. He likes working with piclr and shovel, and enjoys being a P.A.S.P.. and an Annual editor. CAHMEN E. COOK Cookie's ambition is to trav- el around the world. She is secretary of F.H.A. Her pas- time ls reading mystery books. LUCIA CORONADO She is a member ol the P.A.S.F., T. 6 S.. and F.H.A. Ambition is interior decorator. ANITA CUELLAR Anita wants to be a secretary. Her hobby is reading and listening to the radio. She wants to travel in Mexico. Y A IUVLAHA ' , 1 p , A .sf A Lbjvwk ,f J ' ' : ,QL fg, : J'Wv I Fnmzx DAVIS Frank's pastimes are swim- ming and dancing. He also collects butterflies. His activi- ties include Thespians and Edison Club. - . ..,,. fi .il 5 fi :'i iz ' J ,c:5,15:'ff 31 LAWRENCE CORREU Lawrence is a member ot the Iournal Stall and likes to write. He would like to attend col- lege. PAT DACAMARA Pat's activities includes C.S.C.. Thespians. Iournal. Chorus, Pep Squad. and R.O.'I'.C. Spon- sor. She loves to be merry. BILLYE COLEMAN Billye is an assistant chair- man ol the F.H.A. Her tavor- ite movie star is Guy Madison. LEONARD DACAMAHA . y Leonard likes to dance and ,, I ' have a gay time. He is a I I I lootballletterman. 1-11. hobbies A s sesns s 1. 3 are huntinq and l , L- 5 , Q. 932, I . 'I .254 D ,rf X. , ij? MARIA MAGDALENA CARDENAS Moreno is her nickname. She would like to visit Acapul- co: and would be a nurse. ALMA CRUZ Alma's hobbies are riding and reading mystery stories. She dislikes conceited people. MARY ALICE CORRIGAN Lt. Col.. Pep Squad maiorette. C.S.C.. FJ-I.A.. Edison Club. - Cadet Sponsor. total Mac's organizations. Her ambition is protessienal dancing. KATHLEEN DAVIS A very busy person is she as Pep Squad company com- mander. Cadet Sponsor, Fu- ture-Homemaker. Pettit Poetry reporter and on the Iournal Stall. Jrf' Ellen is C.S.C. nual Stall: son. She piano. play the ' GREGG DICKINSON is a member of the n and has let- tered in football and basket- ball. His ambition is to play football lor Laredo Iunior Col- lege. fl! DUNAVAN EADS Dunavan. secretary of I-'.F.A.. is a Lt. in the R.O.'l'.C. His hobby is building gas-powered model airplanes and his am- bition is to grow tomatoes. Band ecretary. . MARY BELLE DEVINE Mary belongs to the Thes- pian Club. Her ambition is to become a private secretary lor Missouri Pacific Executive. BEDA DIMAS Beda is a member of the F.H.A. She likes cooking. reading. and dancing. Her ambition is to go to Texas U. M2 OHIS er. T espians. and Cadet most of likes to swim and play bridge. GONZALO ESCOREDO Gonzalo was bom in Wadley. Mexico. He is a iournal typ- ist. and his ambition is to be a chemical engineer. He likes hunting. KYLE ERVIN He has enjoyed high school and likes all teachers. He hopes to be a millionaire ranchman. GUS B. FERNANDEZ. IR. Gus' activities include the Band, Luther Burbank. and Edison Club. He hopes to at- tend Texas AGM to become a petroleum engineer. WN? BUCK FERRIES Sports editor of the Iournal. Thespian. Mixed Chorus. Foot- ball, and Track are most ot Buck's activities. He plans to attend Texas A GM. RAUL GARCIA Raul ls a member oi the B Band. He plays the bass drum. His ambition is to be- come a successful business man. MAGDALENA GARCIA MARIN Magdalena likes dancing. singing, and writing letters. Her tavorite actor is Ricardo Montalban. Her ambition is to be a nurse. DANIEL l. GALVAN Dan has been playing tirst chair trombone tor two years. He's Band iudge. belongs to P.A.S.F.. and plays basketball. BETTY IEAN FLYNN She belongs to the Future Hoxnemakers. Chorus. Pep Squad. and is an R.0.T.C. Sponsor. She likes typing. driving. green eyes. and chew- ing gum. ALICIA A. GARCIA Alicia is a member of P.A.S.l-'.. Thespians. Choral. and Home- making Clubs. Her greatest thrill was being awarded tirst Spain in the future. place In lnterscholastic Decla- matlon ln 1946. DANIEL FLORES R.O.T.C.. baseball. and study- ing have kept him busy the last three years. He likes dan- cing. IAMES GARRETT Iarnes was bom in Uvalde. where he knew Vice-President Garner. He is in the Band and Chorus. EVANGELINA GARCIA She is a member of the F.H.A. Reading and collecting snap- shots are her hobbies. Her ambition is to graduate irom M.H.S. BLANCA GALLEGO Her hobby is swimming. She belongs to T. 6 S.. Iournal and P.A.S.F. She plans to visit CORINA GARCIA P.A.S.F.. Thespian. Iournal. and Annual have kept Cerina busy. Her ambition is to go to college and take dancing lessons in Mexico. I lf' fo SAMUEL GARCIA He is a Lt. in the R.O.T.C.. treasurer of T. 6 S.. reporter ot L.S.C.. and Iormer vice- president of the Sophomore Class. He wants to attend Texas University. 5- fq. s . ' his 'Q P ' ' J , W .W-,: . Z Y 559: , aw' . . f ' A Zl flfj g Q ii' n I 4 415-'4' , ' . '- Qfflf' ' f' .1 ' A , N CELSO GONZALEZ Celso is a major in the R.O.T.C. and a member ol the I..S.C. His ambition is to own the largest and best Drive-ln in Laredo. CONSUELO GARZA Chelo's ambition is to be a surgeon. She was secretary- treasurer of her Freshman Class and made the honor roll in 1945. ARTUHO HUGO GARZA Arturo was in R.O.T.C. '44-45. and member ol the Band. He likes to play basketball. His ambition is to ioin the Air Corps. DERLY GONZALEZ Derly attended a school in Kingsville the past two years. His ambition is to attend A. 6 M. and be a good busi- ness man. I UNE GARZA Since lune is naturally fickle and choosey. most of the things she may want today seem unimportant tomorrow. MARIA DEI. REFUGIO GODINEZ Cookie is F.H.A. treasurer. and belongs to the Busy Bees. Her ambition is to do office work. JESUS GONZALEZ Ha is a member of the F.l-'.A.. and a R.O.T.C. sergeant. He likes classics, languages, French. and movies concom- inq the I-'.B.l. or the police. MARIA LUISA GONZALEZ Mariquin's fav ori te pas- times are dancing and swim- ming. Her ambition is to be a boolrkeeper. She is in the Senior Scouts and Busy Bee Clubs. ZULEMA GARZA Zulema is a member ol the F.l-'.A. Her hobbies are writ- inq letters and reading. Her ambition is to be a book- keeper. uh GLORIA GRACIELA GONZALEZ Glorla's hobbies are crochet- inq, lmlttinq. and collecting pictures. Her favorite subiect is Spanish. 326- 4 ff , ig- gl .f 1' f' , 11- -' X U5 ISRACIELA B. GONZALEZ Chelan is a member ol the . 6 S. Club, L.S.C.. and an nnual representative. Her A' mbition is to be a good ste- fy nographer and boolrlreeper. IMELDA GONZALEZ TRINIDAD GONZALEZ IRMA A. HERBECK She is a member of the C.S.C. She plans to attend Laredo Ir. College. Her ambition is to become a stenographer. TERESA GONZALEZ Teresa belongs to the Choral Club. Reading good books is her hobby. Her ambition is to become a famous music teach- er or a newspaper reporter. She was a Pep Squad mem- ber. Belongs to the F.H. Club. Her hobby is knitting and reading mystery books. MARIA SUSANA HERNANDEZ Her ambition is to be a teach- er. She plays the clarinet in the band. Her hobby is danc- ing and swimming. MARIA DE LOS ANGELES HUERTA She is a native of Mexico. Library Service Club. P.A.S.F.. and Future Homemakers have kept her busy. Her ambition is to become an excellent housewife. X A X., M. ANTONIETTA GUERRA Maria is a member ol the Fu- ture Homemakers of America and historian of the L.S.C. She Likes to make friends. and enioys cooking and serving. She enjoys going to lhe movies. Her hobby is reading library books, both Spanish and English. Her ambition is to become a typist. GRACIELA GUTIERREZ Shorty wishes to become a college graduate. Her hobby is to write letters and her pas- time. to daydream. Her pet hate is two-laced people. HILDA HERBECK Hilda likes to read books ior a pastime. Her ambition is to go to Germany. She wants to be a stenographer when she graduates. ELIDA HINOIOSA Leia belongs to the band and the Busy-Bees. She likes to dance and to see the Tigers win. Would like to be a sec- retary. UBALDO GRANADOS Baldo was a mile runner on the 1945 track team. His tavo- rite sports are baseball and football. His ambition is to become an engineer. IANEI' IOAN IACOBS Ianet has been annual busl- ness manager two years. She is also in the Pep Squad and is a sponsor. Her ambition is to be a historian. Pep Squad maforette, cadet sponsor. C.S.C. Carabi-Caraba. Thespian. Annual Staff. and F.H.A.. include Frieda's activi- ties. STEVEN LITMAN. IR. Steve belongs to the L.S.C. and is a captain in the R.O.T.C. He likes to play football and to fish. He wishes to ioin the ! LUCY IACKSON Lucy is Band drum maiorette. She takes part in the Annual and the Edison Science Club. She wants to be a nurse. ROBERTO IIMENEZ Roberto likes music and girls. He is a band member and forrner cadet. His ambition is marines. MARILYN LEMOINE She is a member of the band. C.S.C.. Edison, F.H.A.. and R.O.T.C. Sponsor. Likes music and sewing. IOSE IACOBS lose has been Freshman presi- dent. Iunior vice-president and ls now the Senior president. He is in the I..S.C.. 'l'. 6 S.. and in the Edison Club. 2 4' W is mf. .3 wiiwifi to be an architectural engi- neer. TONY KAZEN Tony is athletic manager. has lettered two years in football. and three years in basketball. He is a member of the Thes- pians and plans to study medicine. ERNEST LEYENDECKER. IR. He was born in Laredo and hasn't left yet. He came to M.H.S. in '44 where he was in the R.O.'l'.C.. and F.l-'.A. 349, MARY LOUISE LINDHEIM Iournal. Annual Staff. Pep Squad. Cadet Sponsor, l .H.A.. and C.S.C. keep Mary Louise busy. DAVID KUNZ 5535,-11 H '5 A aw? wg ,,, 5. ,wg-, .,., 1 , gh wr- , Q.. . ffl- TK N21 1-gfliiif--,fi ' fy: mf- --1 'Quai - K' --. I A A -V di -.:g5:.va.gg11e:wg. t 1 . it Q' -' . , x - ' ' ' - f:5f:1-2vQ.vM.,fu.aefa- . ,, ' W ,if 4 5, ..,. fm , N7 as 1 if J W gym W K . . 1 QEQEW' . f, v David was a member of the football team. track. Chorus. and R.O.'l'.C. He is planning on going to Central or South America after his graduation. LINDOLFO LOREA ELOISA LUNA AIDA MARTIN EZ Aida is parliamentarian ol T. G S. Her hobbies are horse- back riding and collecting snapshots. She would like to be a successful stenographer. . K sf 1 VICTORIANA LOPEZ She is a member of the Pettit Poetry Club and collects stamps. Her ambition is to be a secretary. A native oi New Gulf. Texas. he arrived here in September. 1947. His ambition is to travel extensively. especially in Eu- rope and S. A. BARBARA LITTLE Bobs belongs to C.S.C.. L.S.C.. Future Homemakers. Pep Squad. and is an R.O.T.C. Sponsor. Her hobby is writing letters: her ambition, to be- come a teacher. ACELA MARTINEZ Acela was born in San Ygna- cio. She is in the Band and is MAURELIA MANCERA Wicha belongs to the Busy Bees Club. Her hobby is col- lecting o v e r s e a s souvenirs. She would like to visit Mexico City. Eloisa is a member of the T. GS. Club and was a mem- ber o! the F.H.S. Her hobby is dancing. ARTURO LOPEZ He is first Lt. of the R.O.T.C.. and oi '47 Honor Co. His am- bition is to graduate from M.H.S. TERESA LINARES She is a member ol Mixed Chorus. Her ambition is to attend college lootball games. ENCARNACION MARTINEZ Encarnation is the great- granddaughter ol the late Gen. Ruperto Martinez. Par- liamentarian ol F.H.A. D .I F' parliamentarian ol F.H.A. RODRIGO LOZANO Rod entered high school in September. 1944. He has let- tered in lootball and basket- ball. GUAJDALUPE MEDELLIN He belongs to L.S.C., P.A.S.F., and Annual Staff co-editor. He plays tenor sax in the Band. : WL- -Q ' wr... f 2 2 5 W ,, , . - - 1259 I Q. F +3 i5 w Q' gk l, ,V 'Xi if 5 if , . H.-M, as f :Eff EUDELIA MARTIN EZ She has been in the Pep Squad sincexher freshman year. Her ambition ls to be- come a music teacher. MINERVA MARTIN EZ Minerva's ambition is to be- come a nurse. She is a mem- ber of the P.A.S.F.. Edison. and l-'.H.A. clubs. Her favorite sub- iect is Spanish. IAMES MCGHATH Mac is a member of the Thomas Edison Science Club. Annual photographer, 2nd Lt. in the H.O.'l'.C. His ambition is to become a petroleum en- gineer. GLORIA MAHTINEZ Gloria is a Girl Scout. She enioys swimming and badmin- LOIL ' 1 V X ly 'f .y'.1f1l,' 3 3 ISABEL MARTINEZ She is second vice-president of C.S.C.: vice-president of L.S.C.: Senior Star: treasurer of Senior Class. BOBBY MAUCK Bobby is in the Thespians. He enioys football. basketball. and hunting. His pastime ls flying model airplanes. He wants to travel around the world. ORQUIDEA MARTINEZ Orquidea is in the I .H.A. Club. She plans to go to Iunior Col- lege in Laredo and be a secre- tary. OSCAR MARTINEZ He is a band member and R.O.'l'.C. staff sergeant. He wants to become a menchani- cal engineer. GUADALUPE MARTINEZ Lupe likes sports especially football and hunting. He plans to study petroleum engineer- ing. ALFONSO MAYERS Mayers has lettered ln foot- ball. baslretball. and track as a manager. He is a member of the L. Association. He be- longs to the Ihesplans. ' X A i . .-y is is . ,Y K . utii ' I X '. Y ff K ,' Ll Eli: 1 1:45 ' , . 1 - I ' 3? .. W n 1 i ,, n 5 E, rx. 'W 91-153 'S' - tw ' ' lk:, f i 5 .I .if ' -' ' t ' ,V 1 . H ' H ' fi i k ,,,i 5 if . MARY IO MOGAS Mary Io is kept busy as co- editor ot Annual: member ol Pep Squad, Cadet Sponsor, C.S.C.. I-'.H.A., and Thespian. GEORGE E. MOGLIA George is a horse-lover and wants to own a cattle ranch. Member ol Edison Club, R.O.T.C., and Luther Burbank Club. ERNEST L. MOGLIA Ernest is sgt. at arms ol the Senior Class. His favorite teacher is Mrs. Baird. He plans to ioin the Navy and see the world. HERMINIA MEDINA Herminia is a member ol P.A.S.F. Club. Her ambition is to be a U. S. Senator's sec- retary. She likes bubble gum. GLORIA MERSE Gloria was born two minutes before midnight. Her ambition is to be an interior decorator. She is historian ol the Future Homemaking Club. DORA HILDA NAVARRO Dora is one ot the temporary chairmen ol the l .H.A., and a member ol the P.A.S.F. She would like to visit South America. MARIA ANTONIA MEDINA Maria is a member ot the P.A.S.F., and the Busy Bees. Her ambition is to become the President's private secretary. MARIA AURORA MELENDEZ Aurora's hobby is singing. Her pet like is to hear Bob Hope sing. To play the piano is her ambition. MARIA MORALES Maria belongs to T.6S.. Pettit Poetry, Edison, P.A.S.F., and Thespian Clubs. She enioys good music and making friends. She hopes to become if ZACARIAS NAVA Zacarias' activities include: L.S.C., Iournal. Senior Class reporter, T.6S., Senior Star. P.A.S.F., and Cadet Maior. He likes movies and dancing. N CONSUELO MARTINEZ She is in the P.A.S.l .. Glee Club, and is treasurer for the Future Homemakers. Her am- bition is to travel and her hobby is collecting lipsticks. 1 Cf Q MARIA NEIRA Maria is a member of the band. Her hobby is to collect pictures from all her friends. Ambition is to be a secretary. Q OSCAR PENA Oscar is sergeant-at-arms lor T. 6 S., a member oi the Band and IournaL His hobby is photography. He wants to at- tend A. 6 M. ANA MARIA PENA Ana is a member of the An- nual Staff and Pan American Student Forum. Her hobbies are dancing and tgging. She plans to become A nurse. A .fri ,yy 4, ' ft lf! V,'l! W1 Q v' ,ff L I l dci-:os I I d hafegered two years E md three in track Ls J d acts as vice-president ol both the Senior Class and Thomas Edison Science Club. S wb- vw affaiviw -,fgf 1' . Q. ms..-f . 'ww-wma' '- .- ., H. ..,, ,.,,.., f.W,...t,.....,,,iA,k J... . . . H :mu 1-A' fl ..fI':5gQgI!:i:x ?iil12jf ',:5:'1HL - X ,L f,Il N, --1? , .17 , . .ig fisi. 'K' 3 'rib Q. . t MAURILIO OLLERVIDES He likes to play baseball and plans to be an architect. FRANCES OROZCO Frances is a member of the Future Homemakers Club. Her ambition is to be a secretary. Collecting snapshots is her hobby. She dislikes conceited people. LORRAINE NYE You'll remember her as a cheer leader and l'l.O.'l'.C. sponsor. Other activities in- clude Thespians. C.S.C. Pep Squad. Future Homemakers. Edison. reporter, and Ioumal Stall. ksfagfnstifi 1- ii' Sling: -jig,-'QR ,,,. A ' S ...., ,, ,sf Afltliieiiifi' . '- :E f'lii'VY' E ming? ,.... , , NORA PATINO She is a member of Chorus. Busy Bees, treasurer of both P.A.S.F. and I..S.C.. and sec- retary of Epsilon Theta Club. She likes to meet people. QQ. L .f 4-NM PAULINE PENA ALBERTO OROZCO Pacorn loves books and Al belongs to the Band, movies: wishes to be a nurse. Library, Pan-American and Thespians. PAT HOWARD MOORE Pat is a member ol L Asso- ciation. Thespians, and An- nual Stali: a Iunior and Senior Star: has seven track. football, and basketball letters. RAQUEI- RAMIREZ Raquel's hobby is reading. She was president ot the Iun- ior Class. She is in the L.S.C.. P.A.S.F.. C.S.C.. and T. 6 S. She is also Senior Class secre- tary. i,,.s..,,, 7, ROSEMARY PIERCE 'l'orchy is in the Band. Edi- son Club, and is a sponsor. She will train in Harlingen to become a nurse. ELVA RAMIREZ She would like to become a nurse. She has taken two years ol French. She is the treasurer ot the F.I'I.A. BLANCA E. PRICE Blanca was born in Monter- rey. belongs to Chorus. Pep S uad. Libra . Pan-American IRENE PEREZ Irene is a member ol the Pep Squad. As a hobby she col- lects snapshots. Her ambition is to attend Laredo Iunior Col- lege. SOLEDAD PEREZ Soledad is a member of the P.A.S.l .. 'I'. GS., and the Iour- nal. She likes to play the pi- ano and tease people. Would like to be a commercial de- signer or lawyer. IULIA RAMIREZ Iulia is a Pep Squad member and F.l'l.A. Her tavorite ac- tress is Olivia de Havilland. and her ambition is to work. BILL Bill's tavorite ing. he doesn sh cause the big ones get Dear hunting gives him a large charge also. fl YY - Future Homemakers. and An- nual Statt. She likes St. Ioe's. flirting. and and a certain boy. ALICIA PRIETO ORALIA RAMON Chiqui belongs to the L.S.C.. She is a member of the I-'.H.A. Glee Club. F.I'I.A., and P.A.S.F. Her ambition is to study Span- Her favorite drink is Pgpsi. ish. She likes swimming and Likes Miss McKinley. going to the movies. ws- F 5 . Q ft v R 492 1 , V P' MF' I '51 Q.-1 , , fiiffr - - ' M 552 .1 A ALFONSO ORNELAS He is a member of the P.A.S.F. Edison Club, and was a cheer- leader. Hunting is his hobby. His ambition is to become a lawyer. GRACIELA RODRIGUH Graciela belongs to the Glee Club. and the F.H.A. Her hob- by ls seeing good movies and her ambition is to attend col- lege. STEVE REUTHINGER Steve ts a tlrst lieutenant in the R.O.'l'.C. Football and baseball are his best sports. He plans to be an architec- tural engineer. SYLVIA ROSENBAUM Sylvia is reporter lor the P.H.A.. Cadet Sponsor. mem- -ber ot the P.A.S.I-'.. and Iour- nal and the Annual staffs. Her ambition is to study law. ZAHAGOZA RODRIGUEZ Zaragoxa's ambition is to be- come a Texas cattleman. He is chairman of the advlsary committee ol the F.F.A.. and a Cadet lieutenant. LEON OR RODRIGUEZ Leonor plans to travel around the world. Her ambition is to be a stenographer to a law- yer. Reading mystery books is her bobby. REYNALDO RODRIGUEZ Reynaldo is a first sergeant ot the l't.O.T.C. and a member of the F.F.A. His ambition is to be a master mechanic. TOMAS ROCHA Tomas belongs to the L.S.C.. Poetry Club. Edison Club and P.A.S.F. His hobby is poetry. and he would like to be a lawyer. ' ROGELIO ROBLES Rogelio ls a member ot the Band, and the Annual stall. He likes to draw cartoons and wants to do newspaper work. PHYLLIS ROBERTS Phyll is kept busy with such activities as R.O.T.C. Sponsor. Thespians. Cheerleader and Pep Squad. GLORIA ROSENBAUM Gloria plans to be a nurse. She is a member of the C.S.C.: L.S.C.: P.A.S.F.. vice-president: F.H.A.. president: A n n u a 1. club-editor: and Ioumal staff. IUAN mos A TY' A - Iuan enioys baseball and A ..i , 1 - basketball and is in the T. 6 S. V l . ,liz Club. His hobby ts sketching: ,tv ambition is to ride on Halley's 5 Cornet. 1 J ' E ppic 2 . Mixed Chorus. P.A.S.F.. Cadet Sponsor, '1'.GS.. Iournal. and Senior Scouts are the clubs to which Lee belongs. Her favo- rite pastime is singing. ' l LILIA 'BOMEHO Lilia was born here in 1931. Her hobby is collecting ban- ners. She is vice-president of the F.H.A. MERCEDEZ SANCHEZ She is a member of the P.A.S.F. and historian of the F.H.A. clubs. Her ambition is to travel around the world. MINERVA SALINAS Mine likes swimming and dancing. She dislikes conceit- ed persons. and her ambition is to become a good stenog- rapher. IRENE SAENZ lrene is a member of the Busy Bees. Annual. Iournal. P.A.S.F., and R.O.f!'.C. Spon- 801. AURORA E. SALAZAR She wants to graduate. She likes to dance and read. Her ambition is to do office work. EUGENIA SANTDOVAL She is a member ot Thespians. Pettit Poetry. and Chorus. She enioys crochetinq. She hopes to be a nurse. ELSIE SALINAS Elsie plans to graduate and attend iunior college. Her am- bition is to be a stenoqrapher. Her favorite subiect is Span- ish. CELIA SANCHEZ Celia belongs to the Pep Squad. P. A.S.F.. and the F.H.A. Her ambition is to kill a deer all by herself. S ALICIA SAENZ Alicia is a member of the I..S.C., F.H.A., Busy Bees clubs, Annual Staff and Iournal Staff. Her ambition is to be a stewardess. IUVENCIA MICAELA SANCHEZ She served as temporary secretary of the F.H.A. and is a member of the P.A.S.F. and Annual Staff. She likes opera music. , --: 1 22 , , if V. :xi 3 ' f t lif QV.: . 2 9 3 x .. . S 'h ' A 95 ,f iiii 3 A g, , :,, JM N in blk Ai x .J JACK SCRIBNER CHARLES SINCLAIR HUMBERTO SANDOVAL lack is a member of mixed Charles went out for track in Sandy is five feet tall, an L chorus and R.O.T.C. After '47. He likes wrestling. Be- Association member: he plays three years of R.O.T.C., he is longed to the Thomas Edison football. basketball. and traclr. Battalion Commander. His Science Club. He plans to study agriculture. ambition is to attend A. 6 M. Texas 2 I CHARLES SCHMIDT At school. R.O.T.C. and loaf- ing have occupied most of his time. His ambition is to at- tend the Laredo Junior College. SIDNEY SPEAR Sidney is a master sergeant in the R.O.T.C. His ambition is to be a civil engineer. Of all sports. he prefers hunting and fishing. RICHARD LEE SWAN Rip has been drum maior of the Band for about two and a half years. He loves horses and horseback riding. His hobby is making furniture. MARIA HILDA SEPULVEDA Hilda is a member of the F.H.A. Her ambition is to be a boolrlreeper. Her hobbies are reading and dancing. SOCORRO SAN DOVAI. Socorro is a member of the Future Homemakers of Ameri- ca. Her hobby is writing let- ters and her ambition is to be a secretary. S5 1 N MARY STANTAN Mary is in the Band. F.H. .. and P.A.S.F. She holds Water Safety Instructor's Badge. She plans to study clothes designing at T.S.C.W. Heiaw action R g model amb o desi TCXG eld in 1947. li ' I i PAT SCOTT Pat plays a sax in the Band. is on Iournal Staff. Longs to be professional dancer. Her hobby is Bill Taylor and col- lecting picture postcards. GLORIA E. URIBE Gloria plays clarinet in the Band. She likes to dance. and her ambition is to be a typist or a stenographer. S1 Q' .P .,, f jj? -'tgp gf? 91' 0-JSP' on-W 5 01- - ..., gm mga ' 1 -' tt.-: ww 'f . DQ' xl , A ADAN RICARDO VELA R.O.'l'.C.. football and the Sci- ence Club have kept him busy. His ambition is to at- tend T.U. and study phar- macy. WILLIAM VALLS Football and track have claimed Willie. He has let- tered two years in football, three in track. He is on the Annual Staff. Ambition is to study medicine. IESUS VASQUEZ Jesus is a lieutenant ln the R.0.'l'.C. His ambition is to become an automotive engi- neer. He likes to meet a new friend every day. LEAH TANNENBAUM Leah keeps busy as Pep Squad member. C.S.C.. corres- ponding se creta ry. Chorus. F.H.A.. and P.A.S.F. member. will maior in home eco- x t RAQUEL URIBE Raquel plans a business ca- reer. Reading is her hobby. She would like to visit Mex- ico City. REYNALDO VARGAS Reynaldo keeps busy with R.O.'l'.C. and football activi- ties. His ambition is to gradu- ate and attend the Laredo lunior College. BARBARA TUCKER Barbara is president of the C.S.C.. and an R.0.'l'.C. Spon- sor. After graduation she plans to study business ad- ministration at 'I'.S.C.W. -' ,w .r--' , l 1 Q ' - f 4' IMELDA TIIERINA Imelda is a member of the F.l'l.A. and the 'l'.GS. Her hobby is writing poems. She hopes to be a stenographer. pl 1. -441 'Z L17 , .- I rmaif, 1 !Qg,7w-riff ,bvn L In ,, ,I H ,. .-.X RAQUEL VASQUEZ .' ' She is a member of the L.S.C., Annual Staff. co-historian of P.A.S.l ., and historian of the F.F.A. Her ambition is to make someone believe her. JOE MA GNON Ioe's ambition is to be a phy- sical therapy technician in an infantile paralysis foundation. His hobby is ttnkertng with motors and machinery. SERGIO VILLARRHAL Koko belongs to the Nation- l Thesplans. Iournal Staff. L lssociation, and tennis team. Ie man ge ootball team in l5. e W MARIA DHL CARMEN VARGAS uify's hobbies are writing tters and listening to the dlo. She is live feet three :hes tall. and has brown es. PAMELA Pam is in the Pettit Poetry rite pastime is works of likes Al Iolson crew cuts. X FERRIS WHITE F rts is a member ol the Pep quad and is an R.O.T.C. ponsor. She likes people and rs. To leam to fly airplanes is her ambition. LEON ARDO VIDAURRI Leonardo is better known as Leo . He is an ex-R.O.'l'.C. officer. His ambition is to study geology at Texas Unl- versity. IILL YEAMAN Iill belongs to the Pep Squad. Pettit Poetry Club. Iournal Stall, and is an R.0.T.C. Spon- sor. She loves tennis. horses. and bubble gum. DOROTHY WELDERHOLD Dorothy is a member ol the Pep Squad and an R.0.'l'.C. Sponsor. She likes dancing and cars. Her ambition is to be a good secretary. BEATRIZ VILLARREAL Betty likes to sin a g nd to listen to Andy Russell sing. She is in the chorus and her ambition is to be a secretary. U hy V PAUL R. WOOLETT Paul entered high school in September. 1944. He belongs to the Luther Burbank and to the l .F.A. Clubs. He hopes to go to college. if, :sv ,,,,,,,,, w ,fxm .,f Q .Aww ,,w,A+.w:. .., , ,.,,. . ,, ff 1 f ' VI ! . A ,Q N 1, . ,L f 'f 'mwfhl' TK V ,, f . 1 'gifs '. 15 4 W : 5' X .sykf 'K 3 :Vw V., 1- .fc W, 2 . 5, 4 , Y , vu. , 3 Q SSE-' Xe Kyiv: - 5 M 39 ,X w 6-,VK 5 www 1 'S 5. I X x w I , ' W f Q., W Qgfsna I X L ' .- ' 'QA nk 1 as f 45. . K Sak, 2 V X ': 4 f ix ,514 4 . sg, f. . A A 4 ' A 53' -- . I ,mzsfi-V, 1 Ji 'V X X 1 ,df A .x I :ff Y X , A I X 1 , N - 1 ' - 4 ' e ,F 'K , .5 f f he-.. SKB. f 4 I 4 ' Q 1 ' .X . J ' . Vx 'Z I ! I ,M, f 4 I , I U. 3 4 W ix , fix' vs , -9 -4 11 4 ' x -, f'+ Mnk, Q, ef J eg , X mr wh W, 15 S 3 gi 11 i IA 5 '1 1 Y ! kmafl, 'YQTW . wx l Q Y A K I 3. fm , '34 1 ri A , ' Q wk qffiwg, z',,4,, 1 f. ,L'i2ie'ive:45vm:y,..,. f k'l'g,', A , , -,wk wfwliift. ,,, - jg. wi? f W - . 1 P -vw z 9:19 1' WP f? mf - I '2,22Ef' 1 4 ' 1 6 at 1 f 'ffifffy ' 93 1 . 9 Q 3 Y , 5 I f X v F A ALICIA AVILA belongs to the 'ep Squad and l .H.A. Her xmbition is to become a :hemist. L 'X l M EPHRAIM BLOCK Sleepy -is a football squad member. His dream girl is a cute brunette. Am- bition is yet unknown. ROSA ALICIA CANTU Rosa belongs to the Edi- son Club and P.A.S.F. She likes to read and enioys good music. LILIA AVlI.A Lilia has been a Pep quad' member and his- ' of the Future Home- ers. She likes baseball d tball: dislikes con- cite people. ROSA AMELIA BOTELLO Rosa enioys all her school activities. Her am- bition is to be a public accountant. DORA CANTU Dora is secretary of the F.H.A. She is very fond ot chocolate candy. Mrs. Bar- ry. and Mrs. Sorrell. ALICIA AYALA Alicia is a member oi the Future Homemakers ol America. Her ambition is to own a beauty shop. BETTY BLAKE Betty is a company com- mander in Pep Squad. She belongs to the C.S.C. and Future Homernakers. DOLORES CASTRO Her ambition is to be- come a beauty operator. Her hobby is to collect pic- tures oi movie stars. GUS BECKER Gus plans to attend AGM and study petroleum engineering. He is going out for football and basket- ball. BONNIE BOTTENFIELD She belongs to the Thes- pian and Edison Clubs. She wants to be a labora- tory technician. PEDRO CANTU Pelito's ambition is to attend college. His hobby is playing the trombone. which he does in the band. EDWARD A. BECKELHYMEB. Edward R.O.T.C. and Plans to attend T.U. IR. CELSO BRIONES Celso plans to atte college and study bu ness administration. enioys baseball. ELVA BUSTAMANTE Her ambition is to bi psychiatrist. She is member of the C. S. TGS.. L. S.C. and Iourn Letty belongs to the up Squad and P.A.S.F. ie likes horseback riding id skating. She wants be a concert Dianist. x FRANCISCO CORONADO 'Paco is in the L.S.C.. L.S.F.. and the T.6S. lbs. He plans to go to was A.6lVL to study roleum engineering. EARIA ANTONIETA ESCAMILLA 'ony belongs to the A. and the Pettit Poetry vs. Her ambition is to n college. L' W H F' 'Q Li w,.,,,,,: Hia.: . , ,. ., ,. .- fv- -3341? , 2. 1.- Q, +51 exif 2 'll . TNR. . A Y' xg h ,y K Q E L Li lg, L r . . if v sw xl' 'Lim .- ,. , sn 332' rg l l I 'w I1 DANIEL ESTRADA Daniel's ambition is to establish a men's clothing department. His hobby is reading interesting books and listening to popular music. MARGARET ' DICKINSON Maggie is ive feet five inches tall. She has green eyes and black hair. She belongs to the Thes- pians, F.l'I.A.. and P.A.S.F. Clubs. DELIA DIMAS Delia plans to graduate. Her hobby is reading magazines. She likes all kinds of sports. ' CHACON. IR. Martin plays on the toot- ball and basketball teams. He belongs to the Edison Club. ' 4 , ..f...: ,. , .. 1 .Hin lv fi 'Wi M.22?fm.. , 'QV 'M f. . , . 1.. 1: .qw v : It ff' - - Qm2?:1.,,2fgEfQ.iQ5,p.g.,, ,, 1.':..:W , J -f 'ini SL' ff-- 2 T' 12: MRM-' v..,s.i-'X P YW Q. A I 51 1' , K ROBERTO B. COLLAZO Roberto is a member of the Edison and Library Clubs. He wants to be a pharmacist and to travel around the world. BILL ESTES Bill is a band and an Edison member. His hob- bies are hunting and avia- tion. His ambition is to become a chemical en- gineer. -mi ALICE CHAMBERLAIN Alice belongs to the Pep Squad. Her ambition is to become an interior deco- rator. CARMEN G. CHAMBERLAIN Her hobbies are dancing and swimming. She plays the ilute in the band. Ai- ter graduation she plans to go to Texas University. NORMA DE LA GARZA Nonna's ambition is to become an air hostess. She belongs to the Band and the Library Service Clubs. ALICIA DE LUNA Alicia's ambition is to be a beautician. She likes to play tennis. dance. and swim. She belongs to the Library Service Club. ANGEL CUELLAR Angel belongs to the Band and Iournal. He would like to be a protes- sional typist. He likes movies and listening to the radio. ISAAC EPSTEIN Isaac would like to go to Texas University a n d study business adminis- tration. He likes the band and all kinds of sports. uufunusnuv wav.---n 5-.. Roberto is Iunior Class resident. a captain in the l.O.'l'.C.. and belongs to he P.A.S.F. He wants to rttend T.U. EVANGELINA GARCIA She enioys swimming and horseback riding. Her hobby is knitting. Miss Ruth Young rates tops with her. YOLANDA GUTIERREZ Yolanda spends her time writing short stories and playing the piano. She would like to be an artist. IRMA GARCIA Irma was born I5 years ago. Her favorite sport is skating. Her hobby is col- lecting stamps. Wants to be bookkeeper. .ff ZONIA GUERRA She belongs to the C.S.C. and the TLS. She likes ghost stories and movies. She wants to travel. CESAR GUTIERREZ He is a member of the T.GS. His favorite subiect is math and he wants to be a successful business- man. 5 'Elms R51 is 32' I d,,15..,w ft., .153 I s -. H ' ' l' , .525 l, s ' M tZ: H5g ' - ' s- .f r - - 'i, 1 '-- '.. -....i , 1 2 I f.55.,m H. 'lj :l j 21 4' 'L .. - H W H as gi 'f -Q1 ' , .iii -if K . . 5. 'T ws.. , lZY:f:.' I ' ul ff . ' ..,s3 -ff' :,'1:- z ffi3i'.v55 , . -we .-.L ..-.-.- . .-11 ' 'ff. '22:r...x -ff-s . H -.- ,z f:-,sf-H-x 1' W--M N-f 1 - -...M -rw . s,, fe., ' ..:fV:?'i?: w .5 tg nfl?-ll? 1133 5 ' . QF! if M .QW , .,..t ...s FRANCISCO GABRILLO Pee Wee would like to play professional base- ball. He is a member of the F.F.A. His hobby is collecting copies of H.E.B. News. IACK HALSELL Iaclr likes iishing. foot- ball and basketball. He plans to attend T.U. He is a member of the Edison Club. BASILIA GOMEZ Basilia is a member of the A Band. Her hob- bies are swimming and reading. She likes to at- tend football games. Her favorite subiects are math and history. GEORGE HACHAR He likes to swim. hunt. and fish. Is a member of the '47 football squad. DOLORES GONZALEZ Bom in Dallas. Her am- bition is to be an air hostess. Her hobby is col- lecting snapshots. She desires to go to Europe. MERCEDES GONZALEZ Meche is a Band Maior- ette and belongs to the Ir. Red Cross. P.A.S.F. Likes dancing and reading fic- tion. Her ambition is to become a dentist. ALICIA GONZALEZ Alicia's ambition is graduate. Her hobbies dancing and swimming. we gp K -. I ALF ONSO GABZA He is an oflicer in th Cadet Corps. His amb tion is to attend Texas Un versity. He plans to pl basketball. I GLORIA GUTIEHREZ Glo likes swimming movies. and horsebacll riding. Her hobby is play ing the piano. IOAN HASTINGS Ioanie is a member of e Pep Squad. Her ambi- an is .to be an interior acorator. DONALD IRVIN Playing singles, Don xched the State Munici- l quarter finals. Activi- s consist of the Thes- ms, Tennis, and Edison xb. ROBERT MORROW HAZELRIGG ie was born in Fort vers, Florida. He moved California when he was . His ambition is to be awyer. ALMA HINOIOSA Alma is a Pep Squad member. She likes to read and dance. She plans to study dress designing. She thinks Van Iohnson is tops. ANITA HINOIOSA To become a teacher has always been Anita's am- bition. She belongs to the Courtesy Service Club. the Library Club, and the Band. '- 'vt I f 'Z fl in l I ,- is iiii i l - ' H tiitl l l i 1 RAFAEL HINOIOSA Rafael is always en- tangled in some kind of trouble because oi his twin brother. He enioys base- ball and hunting. His am- bition-see a world series. OLGA HERNANDEZ Olga serves as a typist for the Ioumal. She likes to read. to go to the mov- ies and to dance. Her ambition is to become a nurse. RAUL HINOI OSA Raul answers mostly to the name of cuate. He plays trombone in the band and also belonas to the F.l-'.A. Club and Li- brary Club. EPITACIO HERNANDEZ Epitacio is a TlSgt. and a member oi the F.F.A. Football is his favorite sport. Ambition: To ioin the Air Corps. ' , imixa zz: t , LAURENTINA HERNANDEZ Laura, as she is usually called, likes all kinds of sports. Mrs. Sorrell rates tops with her. Her ambi- tion is to attend Laredo Iunior College. MAURICIO HERNANDEZ He has lived in Laredo all his life. He is a mem- ber ot the R.O.T.C. His ambition is to finish hiqh schooL HORTENCIA HERNANDEZ She likes the alto saxo- phone. She would like to be a private secretary after she graduates. FRANK HILL 'l'ito plays football and participates in track. He likes to hunt and tish. His ambition is to make a mil- lion dollars and own a ranch. 0 , 244441, . ,I Qfvdldy A ELOY HEBRERA CARMEN IUAREZ Chemela is in the Girl Scouts, Busy Bees, and F.H.A. She likes movies and reading. Her ambition is to become a nurse. Eloy likes orange iuice and hamburgers, Western movies and cowboy songs. Wants to be a border pa- trolman. RICARDO LAGRANGE KAY KENT Kay is a member ol the Courtesy Service Club. She likes the music of Rachmaninotf. a n d s h e wants to be a famous vio- Linist. ELSIE MCCALIB Elsie belongs to the Chorus and Future Home- makers of America. She likes to swim. to dance. and to go horseback rid- ino. She plans to go to college. ALICIA LEIIA A1icia's ambition is to be a math instructor. Her favorite sport is baseball. and her pastime is read- ing mystery stories. She W very irlendly. MARY BOONE LOWRY Boom Boom was in the Pep Squad in '46 as a Lt. She belongs to the Thespians. Her ambition is to become an artist. ' MARIA LIMON Maria's ambition is to be a stenographer. She belongs to the Busy Bee Club. Her hobby is col- lecting Mexican movie star pictures. W IOAN McBRIDE She is a member of the Pep Squad, Edison Club. and Thespians. She likes swimming and wants to become an actress. ROBERTO LAGRANGE Roberto is a sergeant in the R.O.T.C. His favorite sport is baseball. He would like to write a book. SANTIAGO LIMON. IR. Santiago was born in Laredo. May 31. 1930. He is a member oi the F.F.A. Club. His ambition is to be an engineer. IIMMY IONES La Serra has played football and track for three years. He is a member of the Thespians and the L Association. Ricardo is a sergeant in the R.O.T.C. His favorite sport is baseball. He would like to see a world series. MARGARITA LERMA Gita's ambition is to be a bookkeeper. Her pas- times are dancing and reading. She belongs tg the Pep Squad. VIRGINIA MANN Virginia belongs to the Thomas Edison Club. P.A. S.F.. Choral Club. and the Band. hh I LIWULDALD Katie is a member of the Pep Squad and Thes- pians: she is also a cheer leader. Plans to become a typist. RUBEN LUNA. IR. Ruben enioys working with metals and welding. Aiter graduation he plans to work as an arc welder in Houston. RAUL LOPEZ Raul was born in Mexi- co. He is historian oi the P.A.S.I . His hobbies are painting and music. She is a member of the FLA. She likes to play lseball. Her ambition is visit Acapulco. ERNANDO MONTES emando is a R.O.T.C. let. He would like to a radio technician. He :sys hunting and mov- lACINTO ORTEGA Iessie likes to tinker 1 mechanical things. likes football, and his 'by is photography. PABLO MARTINEZ. IH. Pablo's ambition is to attend college where he will study to be an engi- neer. He is in the R.O.T.C. PETRA OVALLE Petra's ambition is to dance as well as her brother. Her hobbies are collecting snapshots and listening to records. She belongs to the Busy Bees Club. OSCAR MARTINEZ Sally is Oscar's nick- name. His hobby is wood- working. He enioys read- ing and would like to be a dentist. BETTY MARTIN Betty is a member ol the I .H.A., the Thespians, and the P.A.S.F. Her ambition is to be a teacher. ALFRED PELLEGRIN Allred belongs to the Edison Club and R.O.T.C. His hobbies include hunt- ing and Hshing. Fred- die's ambition ls to study medicine. MERCEDES MARTINEZ Meche belongs to the Pettit Poetry Club and the Ioumal Stait. She likes music and football. N i f 4 to i N tstll I l H V ' of ' K, ggye WV., X 4 Ax BENITO MEZA 4' ' Benito's hobby is play- BILL MORGAN ing football. basketball A Thespian and I-'.F.A. member. he likes all sports. His ambition is to be the irst man to reach the moon. and baseball. His ambi- tion is to ioin the Medical Corps of the Navy. He wants to be a surgeon. NEWTON DICK CK Dickie's is to own thousands oi oil wells. He belongs to the Thomas Edison Science Club. F TUANITA NTETO Iuanita's hobby is writ- ing to her pen pals. Her ambition is to visit Spain. She is in the T.GS. and Busy Bees. 'Button Nose belongs to the Pep Squad as a Brst lieut. N She belongs to the I-'.H.A. and the Thesplans. Her ambition is to be It ' singer. ' , ANTONIO MORENO Tony is a member oi the P.A.S.I-'., Iournal. Band. He played football in '46 and basketball in '45, 46. :md '47. -vu-vu v --.-e- - Diego ts a member of e T.6S. and vtce-prest- mt of the Iunior Class. 'ants to live a hermit's D. 'fizs f AM W L. e A W 'l'Ul.lO PENA His ambition is to attend Tulio was bom in Dilley. Laredo Ir. College. He likes to read Ection. He is a second lieut. in the R.O.'l'.C. GUILLERMO PEREZ He is in the R.O.T.C. He wants to be a mechan- ical engineer. Likes to play baseball and foot- -ball. HEBERTO RAMIR Beta likes deer ing and fishing wh season opens. He ls MARY ELLEN PUIG Me wants to be a re- search worker in an East- ern laboratory. She is a member of the Pep Squad and Iournal staff. She likes all sports. PA'l l'Y PUIG She belongs to the Pep Squad. F.l-LA.. Thespians. and Edison Club. Wants to be a chemist. I meme in me no.r. Q - A Q. BELIA PEHALES Football, tennis. a n d swimming are Belia's fa- vorite sports. Her purpose in life is to be a registered nurse. CARMEN RAMIREZ Carmen is a member of the Choral Club. Her hob- by is writing letters to a certain soldier. Her ambi- tion is to be a nurse. CELIA RAMOS Celia's favorite sport is baseball. Her ambition is to graduate and work in an office. She enioys writing letters. EMMA PEREZ Emma plays clarinet in the A Band, and she is also in the F. H. A. She likes to dance and bake good cakes. Wants to be a nurse. NEAL PRATT Neal's favorite sports are hunting and fishing. His favorite subiects are math and grammar. He wants to loaf after he has gradu- ated. DERLY RAMIHEZ Derly belongs to the P.A.S.F.. and the Iournal staff. He is a member of the A Band and plays baseball. Derly thinks his ambition should be a secret. ELIAS PRIETO Elias's hobbies are horse- back riding and hunting. He is a member of the Edison Club. His ambition is to study medicine at Texas University. CONSUELO PLACENCIA Consuelo's ambition is to study beauty culture. Her hobby is to collect post cards from all over the world. ' AURORA RAMIREZ She likes swimming and basebalL She is a Senior Scout and a Future Home- maker. She wants to trav- el in Mexico. L 1ossP flu: v - a I She ani -all 1 li L1N'roN mcnrzy 5. and she woul H 7 - ' . r an excellent secr - f 5 G Pemba' of ' Q ad m fooumu. , 's iti n is to be a c' ngineer. He wishes t attend Rice Institute. H .few my OLGA M. RUIZ Olga likes collecting dit- ent kinds of coins. She a member of the Edison ub. Her ambition is to a teacher. ENRY SAN MIGUEL enry was bom in Cac- where he lived for 'en years. He is on the ball team. and his am- rn is to play profes- ,al football. .Q ifi 9 4 . ELOY RIVERA Eloy belongs to the R.O. T.C. His hobby is playing baseba1L and his ambition is to become a business man. MAURICIO SALAZAR He belongs to the T.GS. Club. He likes to swim and to see mystery mov- ies. He expects to ioin the VIRGINIA REUTHINGER Vi.rginia's club activities include the Edison Club. secretary: Thespians. and the Pep Squad. Vigie likes dancing and sports. ESTHER RUBIO Estber's favorite pastime is reading. She belongs to the I .H.A. and wants to be a nurse. DOLORES SANCHEZ School and music al- ways keeps Dolores busy. She wants to be a concert pianist. She hopes to at- tend a conservatory of music. ERASMO RIOIAS Erasmo played football and went out for track in 1946 and 1947. His arnbi- tion is to play college foot- ball. -.-1-- -n-annuals! She was born in Ten- nessee but likes Texas. She is a Company Com- mander ln the Pep Squad. I-Inn wants to be a nurse. DORA SAENZ Dora is a member of the RUPERTO SALINAS. IR. Radio is a member ot the TASS. Club. His fa- vorite subiects are English and math. He plans to ioin the Air Corps. ERNESTO SANCHEZ He like to play football and to hunt. Military train- ing and science are his favorite studies. T.eSS.. and Pan Student Forum. kv sniff? Air Corps and become a pilot. 4 1 g .V L 'jf' A I ' ttt L f I fd' , '-.. ..-:f l .fl 4 I LUIS SAN MIGUEL 4 i 1 belongs to the ILO. l 5' TE:-EE He is a member of 5 the F.F.A. His ambition is ' to be a railroad engineer. j KATHLEEN DAVIS Kathleen likes to play tennis and swim. She be- longs to the Ioumal Sta!! and is reporter for the Fu. ture Homemakers. NORMA SANDOVAL Norma's ambition is to study business administra- tion. Her hobby is play- ing tennis and reading good books. Ji K 251 5 I ,.. ,. ,, , VV z',za,fw.,. A ,, - , r . ,- 1162951 Al 'E n :Af viii ' ,n , I , i .fQ ' - Fgif-11.4 f '1-in ' X iifiw' , :il ,....a3..,'g,.m. . ,n , .wif IULIAN TIIERINA Iullan is a typtst for the Iournal and is in the R.O. 'l'.C. He plans to go to col- lege to be an engineer. SYLVIA SANCHEZ Sylvia belongs to the P.A.S.F.. F.H.A.. and T.6S. Clubs. Her favorite pas- time is loaiing and eating. She likes to play tennis and basketball. GUADALUPE SANTOS Guadalupe likes comic books and magazines. Her favorite movie stars are Dana Andrews and Ioan Crawford. Her ambition is to become a dress de- signer. GUILLERMO SANCHEZ CAROL Carol the Pan Guillermo likes to hear to dance. to play He enioys the c l a s s. He like to travel around world. RAMIRO SAUCEDO Moe likes sports ot all kinds. He played lootball and basketball on the B squads. He wants to see the world. IESUS SANCHEZ. IR. SlSgt. Iesus Sanchez ol R.O.'l'.C. plans to loin the Navy. He practices box- I ing every night. ALICIA SOT0 Alicia enioys Band member but parades. Her ambition to be an ai: hostess. 3 pr .QZHTQ ll fi 1 iff? U 1 5 l IOSE M. VELA 'Chema likes to tinker th motors and radios. is a member ol the nd and Thomas Edison Lence Club. OLGA TORRES The P.A.S.l .. Band and F.l'l.A. keep Olga busy most of the time. She likes dancing, and she plans to study music in Mexico. ROBERTO ZEPEDA Roberto was bom in La- redo. Texas. His hobby is riding motorcycles. GLORIA VILLAREAL She formerly attended school in Zapata. Her hobby is playing the pi- ano. She hopes to become a school teacher. OFELIA TORRES Ofelia belongs to the Future Homemakers of America. She collects autographs of her friends. She wants to work in an oliice alter graduation. MARIA G. TREVINO Bebe was bom on De- cember l2. 1933. She is a member of the T.6.S. Club. P.A.S.F. and is a typist for the iournal. DOROTHY TREVINO Belongs to S.G.C.. re- porter. I.R.C.. president L.S.C.. Iournal Staii. T.A.E- Her ambition is to be a veterinarian or iournalist. Likes horseback riding and swimming. is wt Q A Q I 5 ll M. s 54 A IESUS A. TORRES He belongs to the Mar- tin High School Band and the R.O.T.C. He likes foot- ball. baseball. basketball. and horseback riding. CELIA URIBE Chela does.n't belong to any club in school. Her hobbies are dancing and reading comics. Her am- bition is to be a private secretary. CESAR VELA Belongs to the TASS. Club and R.O.'l'.C. After gradu- ating. he plans to attend the Laredo Iunior College. . Q 512,15 . 4 ai dz 'fd at kt Xa .ff No.: QPU ' . aa .W w l ahve . x 3, :EW U. if f ir! PRANCISCA VALDEZ She is a member of the I-'.H.A. Club. Her ambition is to be a nurse. She likes to read books and see moving pictures. ,- ,wmv WN .., ,.,,x.,v- u ,V.w,f 1 W. +L WCW, A , x -A .V 1, Q ,J Viz' 4. 3' . in, I -'In H - 5,1 u Y 4 gg gwww , .ffgwif .: W' M. . 1 W. ,Ho ,. anna: W 4 fy ,via 3' I . if M' X 1 I ' I 5 x 11 .. .f, Aw . - ww 1.5 'I' v ri .N ..- , . 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V' Frank Martinez Montemayor Mayers McKin.nis is Y f, Teresa Olivares Olga Quintero Alma Elida john Graciela Diamantina Guadalupe Olivera or M ' Gordon Newton Ols on Rodriguez Ryan Pena 1 at john Prescott f iley PSSSY Evelyn Reuthinger Rubenstein YW I i 1 Luis de la Pena ' is 51 as V ' X. ,lf . . NJ Estela Mike Howard Maria Noema Stroud Perez Rulhman Santos Santos , A A 4 . .wg R IR 14- 7' lr - ' A ' , ,n z ' f XX fl, 'f fs f N ' X f 3 X K ' Hilda Gracie la C ons uelo Martin Reynaldo Rodriguez Rodriguez Puente Ramirez Reyes S if W Q- -5' I f 'x' QF' , , Teresa Elia E. Margarita Lilia . Antonio Ruiz Salazar Sepulveda Perez Ramirez 11 S' 'f 5' ' we R .14 in I Bill Maria Beatriz Eduardo George Simpson Reyes Sandoval J Ruiz Reyes Elva Zoila Lilia Sheila Belia Beatrice Sanchez Sara Slaughter Sandoval Solis C onsuelo Gracie la Octavio Marlene Pena Pena Pena Tarvin Q at ,tw Vicente Ofelia. 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THE IUNIOR-SENIOR PROM OF 1947 HELD FRIDAY. MAY 16, 1947. The Court of Bouganvilla. Lord High Chancellor . . . . Abraham Ramirez Crown Bearer to the Queen . . . james Newell Young Princesses: Sara Puig . . . . . Arturo Ochoa Viola Martinez . . . . Anastacio Garza Consuelo Flores . . Oscar Pena Lamar Kahn . . . . George Neel Elaine Tucker . . . . Carl Frank Sylvia de Llano . . . Clifford Gray Angelica Garcia . . . . Roberto Garcia . . Kenneth Adkins Laura Salido. . Florence Richter . . . . joseph Chandler EdnaL.eal.. .. . ..ArmandoAyala Her Royal Highness Princess Train Bearer: FIOWCI' Gi1'1S1 Jeanette Buford Michel Cantu Barbara Leonard Heiress to the Throne Mary Moore Y Master of Ceremonies: Andrew Lyon Williams QQ, 8 ' ' X G F .dn 7' L .-- -.: - . . X f Af ' PROGRAM -'A V, Ifgyj The Music of the South Wim W flfeaturing the music of Stephen Fosterj ,W Medley of Southern Music 1 - .. . . .. ' p- DIXIE Soon I Will Be Done - Old Black joe Danced by Southern White Folk Sung by Chorus Sung by Chorus Jeannie with the Light Brown Hair Beautiful Dreamer Sung by Master Bill fBill Powell, Sung by Miss Barbara and Miss Sally fBarbara Tucker and Sally Suttonj Negro Dance Home Sweet Home Sung by Chorus Southern Plantation Folk: john - Albert Hemenwayg Rose - Virginia Reuthingerg B b - - ' ' ar a r a Barbara Tucker, Bill - B111 Powell, Sambo - Ed Beckelheimerg Aunt Dinah - Carolyn Craddock. Southern Plantation Guest and Dancers: Ann Reardon, joe Watt, Sally Sutton, Frank Davis, Elva Bustamante,A1vin Hansen, Leah Granoff, Jimmy O'Hern, Gloria Dublin, Maurice Herring,jimmyChand1er, Patty Puig, David Kunz,julia Watson, jack Scrib- ner, Pat Brand, josephina Margarita Guerra. Negro Dancers: Katherine Leyendecker, Jacque Richards, jane Rios, Beverly Deats, Paula Buford, Rose Pellegrin. Negro Singers: Lee Ruhlrnan, Genevieve Will iamson, Allan Cox, Pris DaCarnara, Albert Muller. 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Adkins, president of the Laredo junior College, opened the annual teachers meeting on September 2. Teachers from junior college, city, and county schools attended. Mr.Charles H. Tennyson, director of public relations of the Tex- as State Teachers Association was the guest speaker. On April 14, Pan American Day, the Pan American Student Forum presented its annual assembly. This assembly w as titled The Pageant of the Arnericasf' Josephine Palacios represented Miss Pan Arrierican. The pageant was supervised by the sponsors of the cl,ub, Miss Evangelina Cerda and Miss Aminta Gonzalez. f 6 Blood O0 QQ .X fx SEN we 'B 'O- XCYOXQZ gfkcg' Y,-3j3:i.Q1CgNxZ'1' X200 M HW He 2iZyff1'ef V1 fl +117 Cllillii. I' Mercedes CIOC1 if.,- Chelo Serving Fvnch. 3 'o inijfi Cl+iOT'1nAV21ff' Jr Qqfs Qff :ra dances Q Picol Mexican mae. 7Z1'0f1S onsuelo Servin w hc . gsome img ZO.C 11 g1V1I'1C3 cI2OSC17CC1SfOT' oil. Y Q I Mumm Clfld 1416 monldes in Hue Senior' assemlabf Carl Frank and Elaine Tucker' bow of like from .Q J 911' 1 ,::kA' WM ' X AVQVQH. QQ' Comlolimexa r cagf. ein an his Cacia Miss pierce A disloiay in The Library Barbara Bilye-U Bc11'bai'aLi'H'le and Thomas Rocha T s-Q helping Miss de ia Ciwicci. ' ' M Making belive Wc-fre sfuciina u ll? Qss Moria seems jfo be quilts nccutsieol serving Punch. punch goocl, Miss Maman? 51 Chafjring over' 'H'1CiT' Punch' COX , Williams, and Chrisjriues . Aurora , Sylvia., Oralia , anal L ejricia, Mrs. Hansen looks cluijre Pleased. wifh comtvany. !' 4 3 n LD Band Dance ber 5,194 7 EDCL1'1Cl CICITICS 7 , fy may 5 2 Z3 YQ 5 J... U xl wg- 1 Www :- N 5 Qw K Q T1'X65t3iQ fl Inilicxjfioti DO,-1, Def EMQZSEQS Qcjr 20,47 if Dorff fxy away Lissie. . NO Commenyi A M I Doris ll miie 1 .L.ovv and his swell Band fl. HS. Band Plays J'l'TW.fT1C1fXCiCf' Q, :Fm sloeolas A ww K X wil C 524.42 Y ' M 3 .. 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You fell jrhem how, Mr. Borrow. if Cox and Hansen ohajf before Class. Humber-'1'o and Tom Ld whaf is Leonardo liling abouf. sjrudy omoebo o Pe? Squad !0mUq!1!b!Qn!4e!5 Zfllevlurz ,Jil 3 J'-ff' 3 I DE 1 si -M ,L V L . Q, On lro !4inc5svi!!e Cheese!!! C969 G Banc! eager' Jfo 430 The crowd in '!!'1e back wcmlred !'o !oe in i! Jfoo. The Banc! 'o su e Jr !TQ!ffI1'r'ic1s ery ys 10 G 5, WE rene had +0 be difiirenff. Trwesmmiqhf nof like if flwafnerones eric? snack. pe? Squad Shows SfJir'l-' H KL! '49 .eonard gelrs his man.-., ' I ffl' 1 L S ciissamaoinfecl. TD.1Q1r Krug svill hee Dari' l homos Edison niiriojfion W ' V IJ 1' ' Q 'ffff' ,Aff The H511 ie? on im rovomen on '1'hSif' oce-S. r , gl-L M QNX X I faint ? o 42 . vw 5 , Q V' fo Al sl' A + ,-7 'L ro fi if 'QI Av' X Twee 'i'H'1e iqshies who's omg Jfo wash ihe dishes? 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CAPTAIN HEIN Captain Hein lectures on World Affairs. ,N Cadets from I-Ionor Company aasembled on the stage fo r lec- The Firing Squad participates in Military Ceremonies i ARMIST ICE DAY The Firing Squad at Parade Rest Co. Honor Guard L . XX . , xfxxw X -i .1 'jf f-4-f 'Q'4 'Ns I. XR K X 1 Y 1 f B at ATTENTION! r--' . . . ii F K xul W Colors of L.aredo's Patriotic Organ- izations Co. D keeps the sidewalkc le a r e d Lg i 5 x F r e s hm e n get their first taste of ceremonies 1 qgf... M. H. S. Cadet Corps at ease is fu'- y .fm I Ig? ,of Part of the ceremony dunng Wh.1Ch Co. D re 4 1- re K' ' H rf- r f Wk c 1 -kv Cadet C apt. Enckhausen and hi s sponsor jose- phine Palacios receiving the trophy for Company D which w o n the drill competition at The Senior Pageant, 194 7. Q 0 E . Z N n xf - tg- If N Encky preparing to give the c ommand for the Queen Ann Salute, the drill which won the trophy, Q' Jr : ww is 'VK 2 2. 5 ft Y n Qs :HN 5 W 3. C wx X0 52 wx x 2 4 xi? i ' 1 K M sfv-w F gglw. ,s. Q 8 A' x , D' . l . F . I ' pgxf in 'uf ff ,,, fmmfqgt 4 v , 42:3 A x x-.M ' s L pq , ekl J.. The gym classes offered entertainment at the Senior Pageant honoring the graduating sen- iors. The girls were trained by Miss Ruth Young, and they were colorful in their pas tel cos- tumes. In the above picture, the girls danced Mexicali Rose in Waltz tempo. Girls also presented the Scotch Sword dance. X . U -'...J, .vu --- -------.,, Texas Military District Inspector, with Captain Hein L R, O, T, C. Burlesque FISH 'Sa 7 4. .. 99 'li , W 24 -:y,J::, .M 14 nut H ffm r .f-Q a 'i-f-ff-1' , W f- sg i-im , TAKING '-'z 41 ut A gp FINALS M viz WWX P, l Q,4.5J3v all Q - ., xi i Disciplinary detail Firing in the Range First Review Drill team trained by Sgt. Jimmy Taylor Ln., qu., J., Aiqazgaun S e rv ed in the European Theater with the 99th Infantry Division. Received a Spot commission during the Battle of the Bulge in January, 1945. Participated in the c ent r al Germany, the Rhineland, and the Ardennes campaigns. Dis- charged as aLieute nant in April, 1946, after three years s ervice--eighteen months over s eas . Lt. Harrison is assistant commandant of the Cadet Corps. Cadet Spons ors: Back Row: Della Barron, Patsy DaCamara, Mary .Io Mogas, Frieda Katz, Betty Flynn, Ferries White, jill jeaman, Anna Mari a Carrejo, Marilyn Limoine, Diana Barrera, janet Jacobs Doris Duke , Mac Cor rigan. Front Row: Barbara Tucker, Leah Tannenbaum,Barbara Little, Lee Rhulrnan, Dotty Cook, Mary Louise Lindheim, Irene Saenz, Kate Davis, Sylvia Rosenbaum, Lucille Jackson, Sue Camo, Alicia Ancira, Rosie Pierce. -430 ww , 4Yg' , H' H 'i3 - ,gif P1 D fwfxixix Ma M W Q k M? a -,gui K K fix W.m WU 3 F50 'VP '- 2? Qavg-gg iid ' f? 'Z ?'+ :f?,?5! sh Swim g Mxgfzfffi so QS1 it R, -wuhzk .XR wxyb ' l': .fy ,,..,Q R - ' Q. :XR -F. 's aw.. -- T '-. 5. W. i ,,,..4--vw Standing-Miss Antonia Valls, Mary Belle Devine, 'Herminia Medina, Alicia Garcia, Maria Teresa Blanco. Berta Flores. Maria Gonzalez, Maria Godinez. Irene Saenz. Alicia Ramirez. Bertha Dodier, Olivia Saenz, Alicia Saenz. Sitting-Elida Hinoiosa. Maria Antonieta Medina. and Ana Maria Carreio. Not in the picture - Doris Martin. Epiqrnenio Garza. Nora Patino. Ana Maria Pena, Graciela Rodriguez and Dora Cantu. BUSY BEE CLUB The Busy Bee Club was organized in December oi 1946. The obiect of this club is to help the ofiice force, the faculty. and the student body. Members oi this club are scheduled for oiiice work at their off periods during the day. One proiect oi the club this year was the faiilinq oi a turkey at the Christmas Assembly. The turkey was given at the Xmas Assembly by Miss Valls and Epiqrnenio Garza to Miss Chacon, the holder of the lucky number. Proceeds were to help pay for the club's page in the annual. MISS ANTONIA VALLS SPONSOR CORNER: MARIA ANTONIA MEDINA PRESIDENT ANA MARIA CARREIO ELIDA HINOIOSA SECRETARY TREASURER I ..., I ' 'Fig Gini .tv 5 we f ,A ' ' gg t in er W 4 1 . A 2 QQ Q gt I K ACARIAS NAVA RAQUEL RAMIREZ ISRAEL CANTU PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY IIST SEMESTERJ T. 6 s. CLUB The Typing and Stenoqraphy Club. organized for the purpose of develop- lg social contact among the members of the commercial group. also supplies vpists ior the school. This year the club successfully sponsored a luke-box rm Session to raise money to pay for awards. testing materials. and general eeds of the commercial department. N , GRACIELA -GONZALEZ SECRETARY IZND SEMESTEIU CORNER: SAMUEL GARCIA TREASURER AIDA MARTINEZ PARLIAMENTARIAN I 1 ST SEMESTERl MRS. BRENNAN SPONSOR Top row: E. Brennan. I. Nieto. L. Chaires, I. Cabello, D. Pena, F. Navarro, F. Coronado, A. Vela. D. Garcia. Second row: Z. Guerra, S. Perez, D. Saenz, M. Salazar, G. Gonzalez, R. Salinas, C. Gutierrez, E. Bustamante. Third row: A. Martinez. E. Luna, R. Ramirez. M. Trevino, L. Abreqo. S. Sanchez, C. Vela, I. Tiierina. Fourth row: S. Garcia, I. Ccmtu, O. Pena. B. Galleqo. L. Coronado. In front: Z. Nova. 41- . . is l 'G ' fir ,,, XI' -R Q'- in 1 JA 1 3 W 1 Dodier, Berta Dodier, Della Barron, Frieda Katz, Lilla Saenz, Elva Ramirez, Yolanda Chalres, Consuelo Garza, Arturo Garza. arrett. Roberto Castro, Raul Lopez, William Clover, Miss Concha Chacon, Samuel Garcia, Emest Barton. Glafiro Gomez, Iesus Gonzalez, Raul Garcia. Seated: Dolores Gonzalez, Dora Standing: Kenneth G CARABI-CARABA FRENCH CLUB Carabi-Caraba was organized in September '47 by the students taking French. The purpose of the club is to cultivate an understanding of French people and their customs. The motto is Cherche a reussir por tes propres efforts, which means Try to succeed through your own efforts. The club's colors are red, white. and blue, the colors of the French flag. Miss Concha Chacon sponsors the club. MSS CONCHA CHACON SPONSOR n 'AJ' Q Q ii .. 2- . I i e: Axff 1541 FRIEDA KATZ PRESIDENT BERTA DODIER VICE-PRESIDENT YOLANDA CHAIRES SECRETARY ELVA RAMIREZ TREASURER H - -:f r e IESUS GONZALEZ PARLIAMENTARIAN 4 ,Q as :Q QL . Q .. .. A px X ' Q DELLA BARRON TOMAS ROCHA LILIA SAENZ KATHLEEN DAVIS PRESIDENT TREASURER PARLIAMENTARIAN REPORTER MRS. M. M. LINDHEIM SPONSOR IILL YEAMAN SECRETARY PETTIT POETRY CLUB The Pettit Poetry Club was organized in the fall of 1942 under the sponsorship of Mrs. Kathryne eargin Pettit, talented Laredo poet. Its purpose is to foster interest among the students of Martin iqh School in the study and writing of good poetry. Inspired by Mrs. Pettit's interest and encouragement, the members have made remarkable rogress, and several have won state and national recognition. In the spring of 1947, certificates F acceptance were awarded Tomas Rocha. Iosefina Lozano, and Della Barron for their entries A . the anthology published annually by the National High School Poetry Association. tl A t. ff Mrs. M. M. Lindheim is faculty advisor of the club. SERGIO CANO VICE-PRESIDENT Lett to right: E. Sandoval, K. Davis. S. Cano, D. Barron. I. Yeaman, 1 i' P. Young, V. Lopez, L. Saenz, T. Rocha, Mrs. M. M. Lindheim, tacultv advisor. ' --'f v. we r ri ., ' - I up LVK, K, y 5 ...ga . A g 6 tk,,ss1g'A' 4 , if aj 5 .Q Rf In I . .HF a' at 5 4 I ,V if rfxggl wi A W I t ' I 5 ' all 'i 1' h N.a-fr , 'NT ,vi r K C .X ,-. tfzllkfi-,Q j-.. tif , wh. 1-1... 'Q-af ,, 4 Back Row: G. Gonzalez, R. Ramirez, A. Prieto, S. Garcia, G. Rosenbaum, G. Ramirez, R. Flores. A. Orozco. Second Row: R. Hinodosa. B. Little, S. Cano, R. Collazo. Z. Guerra, E. Bustamante, M. Sanchez, Z. Navq D. Thevifxo, A. Hinoiosa, N. De La Garza, B. Meza, L. Chaires. Sitting: Mrs. Irvin, Librarian, A. Saenz, B. Price, Miss De La Chica, N. Patino, G. Medellin, T. Rocha, P. Omelas. Not Pictured: E. Herrera. M. Huerta, S. Litman, R. Vasquez, F. Coronado, S. Spear. S. Ruiz. SERGIO CANO SECRETARY YOLANDA CHAIRES PARLIAMENTARIAN IOSE IACOBS SGT.-AT-ARMS NORA PATINO TREASURER 1 LIBRARY SERVICE CLUB The Library Service Club, organized in 1935, has to its credit thirteen years of distinguished service to Martin High School. The purpose oi the club is to aid in the upkeep of the library. The social phase of the club consists of an initia- tion party, a Christmas party, and a spring outing. ISABEL MARTINEZ VICE-PRESIDENT ZACARIAS NAVA PRESIDENT IV' 'r 'yu I ANTONIETA GUERRA HISTORIAN SAMUEL GARCIA REPORTER Sli LJ: an' M xft A I . ' t i ittt l I ctc lsl. I E I 2 oi l iggs X FRANK DAVIS VIRGINIA REUTHINGER LORRAINE NYE RICHARD SWAN MR. GEORGE REUTHINGER PRESIDENT SECRETARY REPORTER SERGEANT-AT-ARMS SPONSOR RICHARD OCHOA VICE-PRESIDENT THOMAS ALVA EDISON CLUB The Thomas Alva Edison Club was organized in 1925 to promote appreciation oi the advantages to be derived from a knowledge of the sciences. Green, which stands for knowledge. and white. the symbol of sportsmanship. are the colors of the club. Semi-monthly meetings are held by this club in which scientific experiments. the lives of great scientists, and extra-curricular activities are discussed. Along with its scientific work. the club has various social events: the outstanding is the initiation party. First Row: F. Molina. M. Lemoine. I. McBride. V. Mann. P. Woolett. D. Irvin. S. Sutton. F. Deutsch. D. Duke. L. Iackson. R. Pierce. Second Row: Rosa Cantu. V. Reuthinqer. P. Puig, R. Swan. D. Mauck. G. Femandez. I. Iacobs. T. Rocha. S. Cano. O. Ruiz. Third Row: I. McGrath. Mr. G. Reuthinger. N. Pratt. B . . . Estes. F. Davis. M. Chacon, I. Vela. F. Coronado. A. Vela. I. Benavrdes. G. Moglia. A. Cardenas. T. Deliganes. R. Ochoa. E. Prieto. F. Pellegrin. r 1 n if 1 df Sf fi ll'-.' ff , ' I ' 4 5 fff l f tt I SERIGO CANO TREASURER 5 ,.h, ,.,,..V 1 H it L THE NATIONAL THESPIAN SOCIETY The National Thespian Society was organized to promote interest in dramatics. Through the years it has grown to such an extent that there are troop charters in all oi the forty-eight states, Alaska, Panama Canal Zone and Egypt. ' Our local charter was granted in September 1938 - with seven members. ln the last ten years it has grown to the extent that our membership now totals sixty-five members with countless ex-Thespians gaining laurels in many university and college dramatic clubs. This year our local chapter will present one three-act play We Shook the Family Tree and will sponsor five dilierent lnterscholastic League Contest Speech events including a one-act play called Aiterwards. The officers for this year include: President- Albert Herninway Vice-president - Sue Camp Treasurer - P rank Davis Secretary - Patsy Dacamara Historian - Sally Sutton Sponsor - Myrlee McNary Bottom row leit to right-Bonnie Bottenfield, Ioan McBride, 'Patty Puig, Marvin Katz, Shiela Slaughter, Katie Leyendecker, 'Sue Camp, 'Gloria Dublin, Paula Buford, Rosie Pellegrin, Peggy Reuthinger, Iacque Richards, 'Pat Brand. Second row-Mary Io Mogas, Bobbie Lee Southerland, Ellen Deutsch, Santiago Caudillo. Bill Simpson, Alberto Orozco, Doris Duke, 'Frieda Katz, Margaret Dickinson, 'Pat Atchley, 'Della Baron, 'Pat DaCamara, lulia Watson. Phyllis Roberts, Ann Buchley. Top row - 'Mary Alice Corrigan, Mary Belle Devine, Laurance Correu, Bobby Mauck, Dick Mauck, 'Frank Davis, Ioe Watt, Sergio Cano, Ignacio Benavides, Maurice Herring, 'Albert Hemenway, Tom Delinganis. ' -National Thespian Members National Thespians not photographed--Edward Beckelhymer, Keko Villarreal. Donald Irvin. Mary Louise Lind- heim. Rsuthinger, Sally Sutton. ' gs Q I 0 - n oack Row: I. Saenz. Ana Maria Carreio, G. Rosenbaum, I. Tiierina. A. Cuellar. V. Escutia. I. Watt. K. Davis. D. Trevino. K. Villareal. A. Moreno. Second Row: Miss M. F. Doss. sponsor, L. Correu. I. Yeaman, P. Scott. P. Lara. M. Pearson. K. Smith. C. Garcia. S. Perez, B. Gallego. Kneeling: M. Trevino. S. Cano, Z. Nava. D. Barron, B. White. M. Gallego. D. Ramirez. O. Hemandez. Sitting: R. Rodriguez. A. Saenz. C. Garcia. S. Rosenbaum. L. Ruhlman, E. Bustamente, O. Saenz. S. Ruiz, F. Bruno, D. Saenz. - '37, .4 THE LAREDO IOURNAL STAFF Last year Claude Villearreal and Sara Puig. '46-'47 editors. were among the 58 contestants in the five inter- scholastic League Contests on May 2 and 3. Througlrtheir efforts, the Ioumal won first place in the state and received a silver cup. Sara placed second in individual rating and was awarded a silver medaL She got first place reporting and second in feature story writing. Claude won tljiirdglace in copy reading and fifth in report- ing, to place fourth in individual rating. , 1' 'I' The award of Distinguished Merit entitled the Ioumal to enter the a5ve contests. The National Scholastic Press Association twice during the last year gave the Ioumal First Class Hinor Rating. The Ioumal received Class A All-Texas rating at the annual Texas Mb School Press Association Conven- tion on December 4 and 5. At this same convention Dorothy Trevino was awarded third place in editorial writing. Prepanng material to publish in the thirteen bi-weekly issues keeps the journal Staff busy after schooL on week days. and a few hours on Saturdays and Sundays beiore the paper comes out. This year the Ioumalism ss contributed most of the material. The Iournal is an independent school paper supported by football concessions and by the sale of advertising ce by the business stalt. The annual Ioumal- La Pitahaya picnic was held at the Peter Leyendecker Ranch at the close of the spring tester ot 1947. .4125 Miss MARY FRANCES D635 3 Sponsor 'I 15. - . 5525 DELLA BA N H R SERGIO CANO BUCK EERRIES FAITH BRUNO LITERARY non EDITOR SPORTS EDITOR CLUB EDITOR ZACARIAS NA EDITOR fl 3? '-'65, Q, 'K 1 Sf lpi ttg - y Q g p E+-R '-,ff wi f E 3? I . ' , E' ssvls A T F warn . H , LQ.-- J .. , ,, R sgtg V gJLVL L vp. , g ,,:,w if 4. ,? A lst Row: P. Puig. U. Reuthinger. M. Puig. G. Hemandez. M. Flores. R. Chapa. D. Garia. G. Dublin. I. Rios B. Deats. R. Pellegrin. P. Buford. and S. Rosenbaum. 2nd Row: M. Conely. F. White. I. Ramirez. B. Blake, L. Ruhlman. M. Calvillo. M. Vargas. B. Little. M. Lerrna I. Saenz. A. Ancira. M. Sanchez. 3rd Row: P. Goree. I. McBride. M. Diaz. N. Santos. A. Veytia, R. Fisher. E. Martinez. I. Hastings, I. Iacobs. L. Cardilli. and B. Southerland. 4th Row: F. Katz. B. Flynn. I. Yeaman. A. Reardon, V. Perez, O. Botello. M. Cuellar, M. I. Mogas. I. Dry. C. Blake. K. Davis. and M. Corrigan. MARTIN HIGH TIGERETTES The Tigerettes organized six years ago under the direction of Miss Ruth Young, girls' athletic director. The purpose ol this organization is to further school spirit. The Tigerettes realize that good will begins in the form of school spirit and working together with all organizations on the campus. At present there are one hundred and twenty-tive Tigerettes. The Tigerettes have periormed for all football games. pep parades. Twenty- second of February celebrations. and have sponsored pep rallies. have pro- duced a Christmas Assembly. and have also rendered service during the Poppy Sales in November and Infantile Paralysis Drive in Ianuary. MISS RUTH YOUNG. DIRECTOR OF GIRLS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 1 I-t 1 This year the Tigerettes enioyed a trip to Kingsville to witness the Tiger-Brahma Game. Two bus loads of girls, chaperoned by Miss Ruth Young and Miss Sarita Cavazos. made the trip. Because of the condition oi the field the girls were not permitted to perfonn, but they attracted the football fans' attention by blowing bubbles while the Martin High School Band played I'm Forever Blowing Bubbles. Towards the end of the school year the Tigerettes partici- pated in the Senior Review. and the year was brought to a close in May when the girls had their annual picnic. MAC CORRIGAN AND FREIDA KATZ PEP SQUAD MAIORETTES FRESHMEN TIGERETTES lst Row: A. Olsen, P. Connely. S. Ibarra, M. Ramirez. E Iones O Cobo L Lerma E Aguayo S Slaughter O Garcia. B. Sandoval, M. G. Lozano. Absent: H. Trevino. 2nd Row: M. M. Mendez, Al Azios, D. Olviera. N. Hinoiosa S Sample, P. Vargas, M. Herbeck. V Espericueta, A. Maravxllo M. A 3rd Row: R. Gutierrez. G. O. Trevino. E. Hansen A E. Clmvcrria, E. Worsham. L. M. L. Gonzalez G Lozano Q , i i- Kr: Back row - Adalberto Vela, Bill Morgan. Epitacio Hernandez, Reynaldo Rodriguez, Santiago Limon, Eduardo Trevino. Manuel De Leon, Iuan Martinez, Adrian Martinez. Pablo De Arcos, lose Luis Cantu, Mr. T. E. Carter. 2nd row - Iuan Gonzalez, Derly Gonzalez, Iuan Gar za, Francisco Gabrillo, Antonio Ramirez, Howard Krawatz. Ramon Gloria, Conrado Montemayor. Pedro Trevino, Iesus Gonzalez, Luis de la Pena. Front row-Daniel Estrada, Santos Pompa, Femando Alarcon, M. I. Raymond, Zaragoza Rodriguez, Diego Gutierrez, Hector Caballero, Raul Hinoiosa, Roberto Salinas, Iames Garrett. FUTURE FARMERS COLORS: BLUE AND GOLD MOTTO: LEARNING TO DO DOING TO LEARN EARNING TO LIVE LIVING TO SERVE Courses in vocational agriculture under the National Vocational Education Act were first established in the United States in 1917. From the very beginning the boys who were enrolled in these courses in the various states felt a spirit of comradeship due to their background of country life and their desires with regard to farming as a vocation. Due to the nature of the training in the vocational agriculture courses there was felt a need for a closer fellow- ship with other boys of other communities: therefore in 1928 a national organization exclusively for boys taking Vocational Aqriculture was formed. This organization is known as the FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA. The F.F.A. is built upon leadership and character development, sportsmanship, cooperation, service, thriit, scholarship, improved agriculture, organized recreation, citizenship and patriotism. MR. T. E. CARTER DIRECTOR OF VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE H-rr' 'ilk , . ,,,K ,ti 5 GT ' --U. 2' 1 fi, MH' A . ftp A ,I-t ,ws .n as l Wwe Advisor - T. B. Carter Executive Committee: A Zaragoza Rodriguez. Chairman Diego Gutierrez Iesus Gonzalez Officers. reading from left to right: Znd Vice-president-Emest Leyendecker. Ir. Advisor - T. E. Carter Reporter - Paul Wollett Vice.-Pres. - Ilrnmie Ervin President - Hector Caballero Secretary - Dunavon Eads Treasurer - James Garrett Sentinel-lose Luis Cantu OF AMERICA There are tour grades or degrees ol active membership - Greenhand - Chapter Farmer - State Farmer and American Farmer. Advancement from the Greenhand degree to the higher degrees is based on the individual boy's scholarship. leadership. and supervised practice program. Vocational Agriculture is being offered tor the lirst time at Martin High School this year. The Laredo chapter ot Future Farmers ot America was chartered by the state association on November 1. 1947. Back Row: Alberto Cardenas. David Swisher. Luis San MigueL Miguel Melia. Roberto Ramirez. Cesar Iairne. Roberto Sigmund. Allredo Inocencio. Bobby Cosby. Ernest Leyendeclrer. Mr. T. E. Carter. Front Row: Iavier Ayala. Dunavon Eads. Arturo Vela. Rodolfo Donovan. Dwayne Coleman. Rodolfo Lopes. Iohnny Mann. Hector Murtara. Octavio Pena. Paul Wollett. 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L 1 1 Q 425 ,Q , , 'gfi 5 2' I in h. J 5 W 5 ' in ff 11 E A 1: gs M My QV, Si fs X iff-zu, f if wfxfiaf V f 12, 1' SERGIO CANO GLORIA ROSENBAUM DELLA BARRON NORA PATINO PRESIDENT IST. VICE PRESIDENT RECORDING SECRETARY TREASURER ERNEST BARTON SGT. AT ARMS ISABEL MARTINEZ RECORDING SECRETARY PAN AMERICAN STUDENT FORUM The local chapter oi the Pan American Student Forum of Martin High School is one of the largest organizations in the school. Some of the members participated in all the contests in the State Convention on Pan American Arts and Culture on April 22, 23, in Austin. Last May Sergio Cano won first place in Spanish Essay Writing: Sue Camp, second in Piano Solo: Rose Tarver, third in Spanish Poetry. Motto: Of one blood hath He made all nations. Colors: Blue and white First Row - D. Ramirez, C. Sanchez. I. Muhlenbruch, A. Orozco. A. Moreno. D. Puig, S. Cano, E. Barton, D. Galvan, I. Saenz, G. Ramirez, R. A. Botello, D. Saenz, M. Cullinan. M. G. Trevino, Z. Nava. Second Row- O. Pena, I. Vazquez, M. Conley, R. Cantu. Y. Chaires, B. Dodier, N. Sandoval, M. Coronado, A. Garcia, M. Martinez, M. Gallego. R. Lopez. N. Patino, S. Perez, L. Saenz, C. Burr. C. Satterwhite, D. Barron. T. Rocha. Third Row - M. A. Corrigan, F. Rubenstein, A. Saenz, G. Cruz, M. Morales, O. Torres, E. Ramirez, B. Gallego, L. Coronado, H. Garza, M. Gonzalez, M. Sanchez. A. Prieto, A. Carreio, I. Martinez, S. Sanchez, G. Rosenbaum, F. Castillo. Miss L. Cabrera. Fourth Row-I. Sanchez. L. Tannenbaum. M. Stanton, Sue Camp, C. Garcia, R. Vasquez, G. Medellin, M. Huerta. G. Hernandez. I. Rios, R. Chapa, L. Ornelas, S. Rosenbaum, L. Cardilli. Al ZACARIAS NAVA REPORTER ALICIA GARCIA KEEPER OF THE FLAGS YOLANDO CHAIRES PARLIAMENTARIAN q ...L Lett to right: First row: Virginia Mann. Oscar Garcia. Zacarias Nava. Sergio Cano. Iavier Valasquez. Frank Davis. Richard Swan. Iimmy Ervin. Second row: Dottie Cook, Ioe Iacobs. Ann Reardon. Lilia Saenz. Frieda Katz. Pat DaCamara. Barbara Tucker. Third row: Tomas Rocha. Patty Puig. Berta Dodier. Faith Bnmo. Antonia Medina. Raquel Ramirez. Dorothy revinio. THE MARTIN HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT FORUM On Thanksgiving night of 1947. a group of teachers sat watching the Pep Sguad dance. The topic of discussion seemed to be how Martin High School could retain the school spirit which developed during the football season. The conclusion ot that discussion led to the development oi the Student Forum oi Martin .High School. The Student Forum is composed ot representatives from the twenty-one organizations on the campus and the four class presidents. Aims and purposes of this organization are to create and develop a zeal for scholarship and to further a dslpirit ot loyalty and cooperation in our school. Standing committees are: Constitution. publications. English. and a etic. Miss Ruth Young. girls athletic director. organized and guided the Student Fomm. Miss Sarita Cavazos. homemaking teacher. worked with Miss Young and took it over as sponsor. .Q S ., .z , MISS SARITA CAVAZOS SPONSOR MISS RUTH YOUNG 1 .J f ltd 5 ., A , ' 132 'K- 71 -.. .. , gf iff' ' J . ORGANIZER , Q ,. g 4 vr.. MARTIN HIGH SCHOOL MIXED CHORUS This year the Mixed Chorus was the largest in the history of Martin High School. as it consisted of eighty-five members. The group fumished the vocal music lor the Christmas Assembly. represented the club in various civic club and church services. In February the annual stat! and the chonis sponsored a Valentine Dance at which a beauty contest was featured. The Boy's Chorus lumished the music and sang A Pretty Girl Is Like A Me1ody and Iust The Way You Look Tonight. accom- panied at the piano by Mrs. I. I. Richter. In the spring a musical was given for the public at which time numbers by the Mixed Chorus and Girl's Glee Club were given. OFFICERS Barbara Tucker. president: Pat Da Camara. secretary and treasurer: Iames Iones. vice-president: Mrs. Shirley Da Camara. sponsor: Betty Keglenlibrarian: Sue Camp. pianist. lllye Ervin. librarian, not picturedl. Top: S. Camp. E. Beckleheymer. L. Da Camera. I. Villarreal. R. Cook, B. Powell. I. Iones. R. Shearan. Ephrim Block, E. Leyendecker. Fifth Row: I. Dry, M. Corrigan, I. Alvey, B. Ferris. F. Hill. M. Salinas, W. Paddock. A. Mayers. I. Chandler. E. Gibson, Mrs. Da Camara. Fourth Row: B. Flynn. M. B. Lowry. E. Newton. O. Shankle. I. Scribner. T. Kazen. P. Roberts. I. Watson. A. Avila. A. Cruz. I. Rios. Third Row: B. Gomez, C. Satterwhite, A. Reardon. F. Rubenstein. M. Dickenson, P. Scott. I. Richards. P. Brand. R. Chapa. R. Pelli- grin, A. Buchly. A. Prieto. M. A. Devine. A. Arca. Second Row: D. Cook. B. Kegler. L. Coronado. T. Gonzalez. M. Chavez. E. McCalib. C. Flynn. B. Villairanca. E. Leon. R. M. Garza. B. Tucker. I.. Ruhlman. B. Price. First Raw: C. Ramirez. E. Peickert. C. Garcia. G. Cruz, A. Mendez. P. Bermudes. A. Cortez. B. lenbaum. P. Buford. V. Gallegos. S. Rosenbaum. -mil fx 14,19 69 1w,s5f 3 J J 1- 5 X 'LK 6 W , Q as Ai 4 1 - fa eb .ww . f ' ..f1.,.,fz fl, , rr, Qggeii. W f if ,Y-'kg 2 'Be 'fi T ,ie f A . , .l . 'ggfmgl rs: ,W .. . 1 xx Q Mary Io Mogas Editor Corner: Frisco Aguilar Editor Dottie Cook Business Manager Fabian Castillo Editor Pat Moore Sports Editor Elizabeth Sorrell Sponsor Daniel Galvan Layout Artist F ee Si .L ,,-, gil.. , errt if Ianet Iacobs Business Manager Lupe Medellin Editor Comer: Cecilia Garcia LA PITAHAYA 1948 Costing over three thousand dollars, the 1948 annual has been increased by twenty pages. embellished by the fin- ger painting of Frisco Aguilar. and improved by photographs taken with the new crown gra- flex camera. Asst. Editor Pedro Lara Representative Rafael Rodriguez Photographer Roberto Robles Typist Frieda Katz Representative Irene Saenz Layout Artist A -J :. ep A 4 Qtr Fmt Q t 15 -Q5 - 1 ., rv- Q 'Q Am..4 ' -wwumqqu . , ,gi JS lgi Row: R, Ramirez, M, Lamping, D, Duke, M, L, Lindheim, S. Camp, B. Tucker, I. Martinez, L. T. Tannenbaum, E. Deutsch, M. A. Cor- rigan. 2nd Row: K. Kent, I. Herbeclr, M. I. Mogas, L. Nye, E. Villarreal, B. Blake, G. Rosenbaum, P. Da Camara, F. Katz, Y. Chaires, V. Reuthinger, B. Little. 3rd Row: G. Dublin, L. Granoii. B. L. Southerland. L. McAslrill, M. Coronado, A. Hinoiosa, E. Bustamante, Z. Guerra, O. Saenz. M. White, B. Dodier, E. Sanchez, A. Pena lNot pictured is Sally Suttonl. Barbara Tucker Mary Louise President Lindheim Pub. Director Sue Camp lst vice-pres. Isabel Martinez 2nd vice-pres. Ellen Deutsch Recording Secretary Tannenbaum Secretary Mrs. Harry Andrews Sponsor COURTESY SERVICE CLUB Pat DaCamara Sgt. at Arms The Courtesy Service Club. an honor organization. serves the school as well as the community, promotes a feeling of good fellowship and cooperation, and stimulates higher ideals among girls. Marilyn Lemoine Parliamentarian Doris Duke Reporter Mac Corrigan Treasurer Raquel Ramirez Historian MARTIN HIGH SCHOOL BAND l 948 w-my-r After several years absence, Mr. Elmo Low retumed to Martin High School this year. and tool: over the- present membership oi one hundred and six. New uniforms were ordered at the beginning of school and were received around the first of February Thea scarlet and grey shako with white plume. White shoes and socks. white belt and white gloves complete the ensemble arrived. The Band participated at hall-time at all the football games this past fall, doing such formations as Merry' Laredo and Kingsville. The Band participated in the Washington's Birthday Celebration by giving a fonnal concert on Iarvxs Plaza Mercedes Gonzales, Richard Swan. Lucy Iacksori Q Piccolo Cullinan. Mike Flute Arce. Arabella Briones. Ruth Chamberlain. Carmen Cullinan. Mike Mann, Virginia Ruiz. Socorro Oboe Iackson. Lucy Sizemore, Mary Lee Bb Clarinet Abrego. Lydia Arlin, Beniamin Bustamante, Elva DeLa Garza. Norma Dodier, Dora Dukg, Doris Fernandez. Gus Ir. Flores, Simona Gamez. Basilia Garcia, George Gonzalez. Mercedes Guzman. Alicia Hernandez, Susana Hinoiosa, Anita Lemoine. Marilyn Martinez. Acela Medina, Hilda McAskill. Lillian Neira. Maria Perez, Emma Pierce. Rosemary Puig. Dario Ramirez, Elia Ramos. Evangelina Saenz. Oliva Torres. Olga Uribe. Gloria White. Mary Alto Clarinet Hinoiosa. Elida Navarro, Fara Bass Clarinet Burr. Connie Stanton. Mary Bassoon Dodier, Berta Riley Patty Sue Alto Saxophone Escutia, Virgilio Martin. Barbara Mendez. Federico Navarro. George Sandoval. Elodia Soto. Alicia Tenor Saxophone Limon. Otilio Medellin. Guadalupe Reyna. Amold Baritone Saxophone Iirnenez. Roberto Martinez. Anna Comet Atkins, Milton Bruni. Bobby Events at which the band par- ticipated are: Dedication of St. Peter's School Memorial Services for World War II dead November llth Memorial Ser- vices Christmas Assembly Basketball Games Washington's Birthday Concert and Parade Iunior-Senior Prom Military Reviews Senior Military Review Senior Day Assembly Battle of Flowers Marching Con- test and Parade in San An- tonio , . e Region VII lnterscholastic Lea- gue Marching Contest C Graduation Exercises actorship oi the band. During this year the band has grown in membership from some sixty-five men bers to its lorms are semi-military, with scarlet coat, with white and grey trim, grey trousers with white and scarlet trim, Lite coveralls with High School Band, Laredo, Tex. printed on the back, were used until the uniforms lsmobile, Clock, Alma Mater, etc. One out-oi-town trip was made to Kingsville tor the football game between l by appearing in the parade. Favorable comment was given the band both at the concert and the parade. Comet tcon'tl Caudillo, Santiago Cuellar, Angel Haynes, Robert Hemenway, Albert Iaime, Cesar Lopez, Raul Martinez, Oscar Moreno, Antonio Oritz, Catalina Perez, Ruben Phillips, Malcolm Ramirez, Derly Robles, Rogelio Rodriguez, Rafael French Hom Anderson, Lena Gomez, Glafiro Epstein, Isaac Lara, Pedro Meerscheidt, Phillip Taylor, Emest Baritone Estes, Bill Gonzalez, Homero Orozco, Alberto Pena, Oscar Bass Frausto, Paz Garrett, Iames Kramer, Walter Sanders, lack Vela, Iose Snare Dmm Ayala, Armando Cates, Gene Dodier, Dora Garcia, Ruben Gonzalez, Alicia Lopez. Alfredo Pena, Alicia Vela, Armando Bm Drum Rodriguez, lose Trombone Andrews, Alonzo Cymbals Cqmu, Ped,-0 Garza, Hilda Galvan, Daniel Garza, Arturo Tvmrxmi Hinoiosa, Raul Deliganes, Tom Medina, Iorge Navarro, Candelario Ben Lyn, Swan, Richard Torres. Iesus Valdez, Estanislao Barron, Della Mr. Elmo Low, director P3 ff ,fgf P . uf X7 ?dfJ 10 32 1 ., sw , Q I. ap, A W YVTLA ,l ., 1-J -I .. 9 1, , - I , A Us 1 if xi, f ,ig -.sy I -I K . 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BARROW Business manager ALBERT OCHOA Baseball. football end and freshman coach 1 7' if X5 '12 B G LUIS NOVOA Trainer THE 1947 TIGER FOOTBALL SQUAD STANDING: Coach Parker, Greg Dickinson, Willie Valls, Martin Chacon, Roberto Robles, Richard Ochoa, Leonard DaCamara Iames Iones, Rodrigo Lozano, Coach Davis. KNEELING: David Swisher, Sammy Ward, Eugene Arce. Mike Mayers, Ioe Azios, Manuel Velez, Hector Hinoiosa Pat Moore SITTING: Oscar Pena. Ricardo Garza, Wally Paddock, Humberto Sandoval, Frank Hill, Elias Herrera, Refugio Escobedo Iohn Alvey. The Tigers' Iirst and last year in l6AA proved to be unsuccessful. with the Bengals winning only one conference contest. Laredo finished in a three-way tie for the cellar position with Edinburg and Robstown. Next year the Tigers are being transferred to ISAA with Corpus Christi, Austin, Kerrville, and Victoria. Central Catholic and Edinburg were the only Bengal victims oi the season. The squad was made up mostly oi freshmen and sophomores. with only four members of the 1946 team returning to the start- ing lineup. There are great prospects for next year's team, as there will be many experienced players retuming. THE TIGER RECORD Laredo 26 - Central Catholic 0 Laredo 0 - San Benito 7 Laredo 7 - McAllen 20 Laredo 6 - Harlingen 32 Laredo 7 - Harlandale 31 Laredo 14 - Brownsville 32 Laredo 7 - Robstown 46 Laredo 12 - Kingsville 48 Laredo Laredo Iohn Alvey Eugene Arce Ioe Azios Henry Blake, Mgr. Martin Chacon Leonard DaCamara Greg Dickinson Refuqio Escobedo Ricardo Garza ,7 - Edinburg 6 0 - Alice 27 LETTERMEN Elias Herrera Frank Hill Hector Hinoiosa Iames Iones Tony Kazen. Mgr. Rod Lozano Alionso Mayers. Mgr. Mike Mayers Pat Moore Richard Ochoa Oscar Pena Erasmo Rioias Roberto Robles Humberto Sandoval David Swisher Willie Valls Manuel Velez Sammy Ward ...min --r...m, - V . ?4,!,, .1,,wgvQ,w.g.FrT,v:'! ,Vt I 13,2 V. ,.,. .1 1 , H l GREG ROBERTO DICKINSON ROBLES Back Back TIGERS 26 CENTRAL CATHOLIC 0 The Tlgers opened their 1947 season with a declslve win over the Central Cathollc Buttons ot San Antonio. Scoring in all tour quarters the Bengals were led by Richard Ochoa. who ran over three touchdowns. The final score was made on a twenty-llve yard pass from Robles to Losano. Iones converted two out ol lour extra point attempts. TIGERS 0 SAN BENITO 7 Laredo suffered defeat at the hands ol San Benito in the first con- ference game of the season played at Shirley Field. Fumbles hampered both teams lmmensely ln the 7 to 0 Greyhound victory. San Benito's score came on a blocked Tlger punt which rolled behind the Bengal goal and was recovered by an alert Greyhound. TIGERS 7 McAI.LEN 20 The Mcltllen Bulldoqs ended the Tigers' hope for a district chimpion- ship wlth a sound 20 to 7 licking in Bulldog Stadium. In the lirst quarter Robles passed to Ochoa and the Tigers took a seven point lead as Iones kicked the extra point. McAllen surged back with three touch- downs and overcame the Tiger lead to wind handlly. - RICHARD OCHOA Back ELIAS HERRERA Back YS N it 1 Y Ti' E921 HUMBEERTO SANDOVAI. Back FRANK HILL Back .,..,::y-,--1-' f EUGENE ARCH Back MANUEL VELH ' Back WEUE VALLS End ROD LOZANO End DAVID NEO SWISHER ESCOBEDO Back Back TIGERS 6 HARLINGEN 32 Meeting defeat for the third time. Laredo was smothered by Harlingen 32 to 6 on Shirley Field. In first downs Laredo outnumbered the Cardinals 19 to 13 and gained more yardage than the valley grldders. The Tigers depended entirely on passes and proved a good offensive ball club until they got inside the Harlingen live-yard line. Only live yards from pay dlrt five times. the Bengals succeeded ln scoring only once on a pass from Escobedo to Dickinson. TIGERS 'I HARLANDALE 31 Traveling to San Antonio for a non-conference game. the Bengals suffered defeat to the Harlandale Indians 31 to 7. Laredo showed a powerful offensive team at times. but fumbles proved costly as the Redskins took advantage of every one. Gerald Miller led the Indians with powerful line plunges and speedy end runs. Richard Ochoa scored Laredo's only touchdown on a seven-yard plunge through the Harlandale llne. Iones converted the extra point. WALLY PAT PADDOCK MOORE Center Center TIGERS 12 BROWNSVILLE 32 The Brownsville Eagles clawed the hard lighting Bengals with a 32 to 14 victory on Tucker Field. Laredo outlought the Valley Birds for the first quarter during which a Tiger score was called back. The Bengals could not score again until the last quarter when Dickinson took the ball on a reverse and outran the Eagle secondary to score. A tew minutes later big Richard Ochoa plunged through and sped 75 yards tor another Laredo touchdown. Iones converted both extra points. TIGERS 7 ROBSTOWN 46 Laredo bowed to a scrappy team of Cottonpickers in Robstown 48 to 7. The Pickers scored on the first play ol the game and never relin- quished their lead to the outclassed Felines. ' Shlfty Greg Dickinson scored Laredo's only touchdown alter recelvlng Escobedo's pass and speeding 71 yards for the score. TIGERS 12 KINGSVILLE 48 A stampeding squad ol Brahmas trampled the Tigers 48 to 12 on the Texas A 6 I turf in Kingsvllle. Richard Ochoa scored on a line plunge hom the fifteen. and Greg Dickinson ran 56 yards for I.aredo's only scores. P' ffignfs M n ww. : i IAM!-IS YONES Tackle RICARDO GAIIZA Tackle LEONARD DACAMAHA Tackle IOE AZIOS Tackle .. L- , ,lo MIKE MAYERS Guard IOHN ALVEY Guard HECTOR HINOIOSA Guard OSCAR Pl-INA Guard MARTIN SAM CHACON WARD End End TIGERS 7 EDINBURG 6 Laredo sprang into the win column alter a seven-game rut by edging Edinburg 7 to 6. The game was nip-and-tuck all the way. Ochoa plunged lor the Tlger score alter a drive to the ten yard line. Iones split the uprlghts to make the score 7 to 0. The Bobcats came back lighting in the second hall and threatened to score several times. During the last quarter they were able to cross the Bengal goal on a pass from Willis to Klllough. but Bates' extra point attempt was wlde. TIGERS 0 ALICE 27 The last game of the season ended ln deleat for Laredo when Alice downed the Tigers 27 to U. This tilt was dedicated to the senior members ol the squad who played their last football game for Martin Hlgh School. Laredo's heavier bacldield was held scoreless by the Coyote defense while the speedy Alice backs ran tour touchdowns. 5 l, 4? . , A M so ' 2. Niki K Q ij es, fx ,J is if 'film Fa M-ax Herrera pic k s up yardage against Harlingen in a g a me that the Cardinals won 32 to 6. The Tiger team owes much to these three hard working managers. They are, from left to right: Tony Kazen, Henry Blake, and Alfonso Mayers. Q-.,ox,'2' evo 9 ob 'Qc' '9 4' C? K4 O 0 O GO Valls dance s with a Harlingen back Robles is stopped at the line of scrim- mage. I. X B SQUAD SNAP SHOTS STANDING: KNEELING: LSI!! 5A5lE'1'5ALL SQUAD JO-- ff L sr - M 1,0 aww ww- mm -my-K an, 'K Pat Moore,I-ieriberto jimenez,Roberto Robles,Martin Chacon, Hector Hinojosa.,Coach M. R. Davis. Manager Tony Kazen, Rodrigo Lozano, Emilio Hernandez, R ob e rt o Flores,Leonard Chaires, Refugio Escobedo, Benignio Garcia. The Tigers ended the 1947-48 season in a tie f or second place with San Benito inthe 16AA standings. They won nine out of f o urt e en conference games and fourteen out oftwenty-one of all the games that were played which is one of the best seasons Laredo has had. Eight of the eleven letterrnen will return to Coach Davis's team next year. Rod Lozano, and Pat Moore will be the only Tigers to shed their red and white. Tigers 32 Tigers 42 Tigers 36 Tigers 47 Tigers 3l Tigers 28 Tigers 24 Tigers 42 Tigers 30 Tigers 33 Tigers 26 TIGER RECORD Holding fLaredoJ 18 Tigers Holding fLaredoj 31 Tigers St. Josephs fLaredoJ Z4 Tigers Kingsville 29 Tigers St. Josephs fLaredoJ Z1 Tigers john Reagon QI-Ioustonj 45 Tigers Sidney Lanier fSan Antonioj 59 Tigers Robstown 30 Tigers San Benito 38 Tigers Brownsville Z7 Tigers Harlingen 43 V LETTERMEN Roberto Robles, Sophomore Roberto Flores, junior Leonard Chaires, Senior Martin Chacon, junior Pat Moore, Senior Leonard Chair e s , Edinburg 31 McAllen ZZ Kingsville 41 Laredo junior College Z4 San Benito 26 Robstown 12 Brownsville 40 Harlingen 38 Edinburg Z4 McAllen 51 Emilio Hernandez, Sophomore Benignio Garcia, Sophomore Hector Hin ojo sa, Sophomor e Rodrigo Lozano, Senior Heriberto Jimenez, Freshman Refugio Escobedo, Sophomore Tony Kazen, Manager - 'rf 1b 12 Q in FRESHMAN TEAM Standing: Manager M a y e r s, Yates, Lankford, Garza, Acevedo, johnson Kneeling: Cosby, Chapa, Simpson, Cuella, P e na. Prescott grabs a rebound while Lozano reaches for it B TEAM Standing: De la Vina, Ward, Stab e n, Salinas, Richter, Prescott, Coach Luis Novoa. Kneeling: Manager Blake, Azios, Velez, Rodri- guez, Long, Starnes, Hachar. Richter s t e a 1 s the ball from h1s strammng compamons FRESHMAN AND B SQUAD BASKETBALL TEAMS Kittens a.nd St. Peter scramble for the ball 5 n 6 0 1- LE ON AR D C HAIR ES F orwar d 52' a fa ROBERTO H F or war d f 1 ' ffff F , , 1 Q . l . My 6 ROBERTO FLORES Guard QW aw i:?fv7 '.. J, I 'g 4 5 PAT MOORE Guard Harlingen miss es a basket NIARTIN CHACON Center 4, I 's'f CI-IACON s i nk s a basket against Kingsville V BENIGNIO GARCLA Forward f 1 . xz, , , 1, 3 Y P f .. 2 V HECTOR HINOJOSA f Guard if ff f 5 m 'ggi 2 'F 'W fb R ODR IGO LOZANO Forward NEO ESCOBEDO- ' Guard Robles strains for an Edinburg rebound HER IBER TO JIMENEZ Center G E' A. Q' 1.3 Ai n Everybody tense as C h a c o n strains on a jump ball EMLLIO HERNANDEZ ff' Guard 9 R K 'Q Q25 555 U 0.,iiV .fi E I ,QQ f f.- 31 ww . , mek '7 ya '- Qi L ' 1,-30 5, X I! 8 Q, 1 - ' .. ,. M -ty.. I 3 fA,..,,,.,, ig, my 1 QQ 4, 5 Qs lfifg' I 5 4 we cf .g e 'av A 4 7? G IGNACIO HERRERA 1931 - 1948 Ignacio Herrera was born on july 31,1931. He attended Nye School during his elementary grades and enrolled at Martin High School in Sep- tember of 1947. Ignacio was interested inBoy Scout work and athletics. He was Pa - trol Leader of Scout Troop 19 showed great promise in the distance runs. Z. As a freshman track team member, he On Sunday, March 14, 1948, the student body was shocked onhear- ing that Ignacio ha home in North Laredo. d lost his life as a r e sult of a gun acc1dent near hxs His presence will be rn i s s e d by his classmates and his teachers. 1948 TIGER TRACK AND FIELD SQUAD A Top row: Coach Harrison, Richard Ochoa, Eddie Richter, Willie Valls, Sam Ward, Roberto Robles, james jones, Betel Llanes, Coach Parker. Middle row: Frank Hill, Steve Reuthinger,Manuel Salinas, joe Azios, john Alvey, David Swish- er, Pat Moore, Manager Henry Blake. Bottom row: Manager Alfonso Mayers, Glenn St a r ne s, Cristobal Luna, Ruben Garcia, Elias Herrera, Refugio Escobedo, Erasmo Riojas, Eugene Arce, Manager Tony Kazen. The Tiger team entered three meets previous to the time the annual went to press. Captained by Willie Valls, the Bengals placed second t o Corpus in a triangular meet held in Laredo with Edinburg also compet- ing. Valls won the high hurdles, and Richard Ochoa led the sprinters i n the 100 yard dash. Elias Herrera took anothe r first in the 880 while Betel Llanes came frorn behind to win the mile run. Eddie Richter and Pat Moore tied for top honors in the pole vault. Laredo's famous Border Olympics followed next for the Tiger thin- lyclads, but although eight qualified for the finals, Laredo did not place in any of the events. At the Alamo Heights M e et Laredo placed fifth in the team stand- ings with fifteen points, Valls r an a fifteen flat in the high hurdles and got second place. Jimmie jones took third place in the shot put with a throw of 50' 41fZ . The sprint relay composed ofHerrera, Valls,A r c e, and Ochoa and the mile r elay composed of Hill, Reuthinger, Arce, and Herrera both took close s e c ond s . Ochoa also took fourth in the shot put, and Herrera gained a third place in the 440 yard dash. Moore tied for third in the pole vault. The remaining schedule is as follows: March Z6 Robstown Relays, Robstown April Z, 3 Texas Relays, Austin April 10 Triangle Meet , Laredo April 17 District 13A.A Meet, Laredo April Z4 Regional Meet, Kingsville May 1 San Antonio Invitational Meet May 7, 8 State Meet, Austin ' V- , if J. N V 2 h , A -9 gi , ww . 'f 'li W' 4 1 ,. x lit' 9 .. DAVID RUBEN GARCIA 220, l ow hurdles Mile EDDIE RICHTER JAMES JONES Pole vault Shot put, discus ff ' Q QL' A 5 SA -X B r H , K, Q.. -fx? aw ff- Q W wwf K ' wg- if JOHN ALVEY jones warms up during the Border Low hur dle S Olympic pr elimina ries A1-ce finishes the 440 U in theBo1-der Olympic EUGENE ARCE our preliminaries Sprint relay, mile N relay, 220 'gf ..- rs 0 , Steve kicks in Coach Harrison talks . L ' '- f o th 440 tot ack ad ff- ' , I I1 9 . L K 1' Sqll . r!5,. f w . if Vx ol in X v 2 S- 'fm sg '35 6 ,Il A ,gg N' FRANK HILL ., ' 2,7 Elm- NT 4.3, :Gfwg LW ,M:,f , ' . 1:13 J ' M116 1'e1aY , . , A- E' if I 'iii 1 , ' 5 .. Him? xg. g xr. tt, C RIST OBAL Mile Moore misses dur- ing triangular meet ' so ,' ' f STEVE REUTHINGER pq X LWJL- it Mile relay I Vim ' 1 .Bw A' AM WARD Discus WILLIE VALLS JOSE AZIOS gh hurdles, sprint Shot Pl? lay, broad jump, high jump BETEL LLANES Mile RICHARD OCHOA Shot put, sprint relay, 4 1oo anazzo dashes I V rg, FQ MANUEL sA1..1NAs L GW hurdle S V 'E - 2 4, . GLENN STARN ES 'Low hurdles Lg, .- A 6-4, ,QV ,Q ELIAS f Sprint re1ay,fnile ' relay, 440 PAT MOOPRE Pole vault REFUGIO ESCOBEDO Broad jump, low hurdles Ochoa takes third in B o r d e r Olympics' preliminaries. , L17 V 4 h, I! . U ' r-, as eww .sw M.--- '-N S x v. 3 Paul Faulkner, state champion vaulter from Paschal High, breaks pole vault record. T h e beginning of the high school mile run. If youknow who it is, tell us. BORDER March 12 OLYMPICS March 13 Border Olympic Finals wereheld arch 13, at 7 o'clock at Shirley ield, They w e r e opened b y a pa- Lde led by the Queen, Pat DaCama- L,the band, pep squad, and athletes no w e r e to participate. T h e pa- Lde started just at sunset and pro- :eded around the cinder track once. Then Pat DaCamara, carrying a rge bouquet of red roses, ascended :r thronewhere she was presented gold brac elet by Mr . Bill Hall, resident of the B o r d e r Olympics ssociation. Q She i S pictured here with Bill Anderson of Oklahoma A KM., who plazced second in the high hurdles. Pat is the daughte r of Mrs. Shirley DaCamara,music in- structor in Martin H i g h School, a n d the lat e Shirley DaCarnara, for whom Shirley Field was nam- ed. HV Border Olympics, March 13, 1948 L I K 1 Yi -P -. 6 1 -, Q Tope of SWTSTC leads hurdler s in Border O1ymp1cs fmals. A scene frornth Border Olym pics -I A 'TQ f ., -gi, r ,ff - li' f ...tn '+V ' V -lllpll A A .3 w 1 .. ' ' ' L K1 - S 122ifgifEa?Yt- 'Ti - 51 13 n ' ' , :rf1,,....4 ,... Q A H , .' 5f 'i! f f ' 5 j -'ini 5. 1 . M H 1 l'ee-. . ,,, I 4 1 T A 449- I v . . 7 X f ' A jones warms up for Valls makes a good jump durmg the tr1- M. sg , ' , , 5 W O ly m p i c s d1scus angular meet with Corpus and Edinburg . ' 'A --r' , Dean of Corpus wins triangular meet low 1' V - F 'L Lg '1 hurdle s Y A L , nf 5 - ' ' , -4. 1 : : . In A V N Y M gr 5 3 if - an W ple! . ' J .3 . R AA K . f ' ' 5 ' ' .Q..:f'ffs I ' 3 If y -'lffglg N ap. L ' ' I' 7 ' ff 'l 5 4 V g wld' - ,. , J , Him, , X - 1 -v -A A AJ-Y.-Q. L -WW ' h , . gk YI 5' 1 f- 1. ?'.gaiM! -2 K., ,..,,1w in ,Q ' - g,.,wx - -, ' N - I, ---.- rree on 'H . xg. if ' K 'dd' -4, 2 , . r was Q 1 5,1-:., ,: 4,4 4 n uunn ' ' A ' 'ig-Jlif 'fr l M A M L. .ar ' f' I QQ.-q,a!SlL K L: W ' K Mk J: -'iT15:11 M W - ..- . 5 A1veY Practicing on azejpiiiff M .rXa.L Q ,rre f awww' -rv ..f'v2- ,ff ,M- ' low hurdles .gp .dl ,sd 'A k ff Wm- ' If - -- my , 5, L. Q 3 'V W5 W 'F 4 VVVJ7 i, al.. 2- J Maurillo Ullevides Catcher ' A I H and 2- Emilio Hernandez j Q 1 Coach Ochoa and Captain Lozano X ' 4, I . ' I ,N Q ' T Fw F 'inf Z I 'li Q I i 1 'Q gif- QE, 'f 'H' 'ml J i ri? I 1. . M .-'. : ,,,f 1. 3? ., K 5. ,vi n 1 ' Manuel Velez Catcher 'wk V .fv- Q M: BASEBALL, 1948 This year Martin High is fielding a baseball team fo: the fir st time in s ev e r al years. The team will play in the newly organized District 13AA al on g with Corpus Christi, Victoria, and Austin. K e r rvill e, who is the other member of the dis- trict, will not have a team this year. Albert Ochoa will begin hi s coaching ch or e s for lvlartin High as head coach of the baseball squad. He is a recent grad- uate of Ea st Texas State Teachers' College where he partici- pated in athletics, and he is the only member of the coaching staff who is a native Laredoan. The team is mostly mad e up of American Legion League players who hav e the experience and ability t o give Laredo a good showing. Several members of the squad were on the La- redo All Star Team from last year. Rodrigo Lozano ha s been elected to captain the 1948 squad. op row: Frank Idrogo, Andres Juarez, Jimmy Wynn, Ernest Barton,Martin Chacon, Ben Lankford, Heriber to Jimenez iddle row: Leonard Chaires, Frank Ino ncio, or Castaneda, Antonio Vela, Ramiro Llanes, jose Gar cia, Hector Hinojosa, Erasmo Barra iro Martinez ottom row: Emilio Hernandez, o e des, Manuel Velez, H e ct or Muraira, Margarito Guerra, Julian Tijerina, Rod Lozano, Bw Coach Ochoa. 0' Kgi 5 if 'V l sr, fs BOYS' TENNIS lt! QLeft to R fLeft to rightl Donald Irvin, Gus Becker, Arthur Mullen, Jimmy O'Hern, Kekollillarreal, Leonard Da Ca- mara, R. P. St. john QCoachj This year's boys' tennis t eam has suffered for lack of a sufficient number'of experienced players. Only Donald Irvin, Keko Villarreal and jimmy O'Hern have had any previous tournament experience. While the district is exceptionally strong in tennis this year,it is hoped that thesethree will give a good account of themselves in the District Meet to be held in Laredo on April 16-17. Keko and Donald mak e up the boys' doubles team in the senior division. They have played as a team two successive y ea r s at the Heart's Delight where South Texans are be st represented. In each year they were beaten by th e team that ulti- mately wonthetournament. Irvin especially boasts of considerable tennis experience, having played in the s umm e r circuit and havi n g reached the quarterfinals at the State Municipal in Houston la st year where he was be at en by the state champion. jimmy O'Hern took part in last year's District Meet at Corpus Christi. ,s-4 ' I , ,sfdvkr ..- W',,dw ',,,... H- I ' Keko and Donald at practice ,, g an L wx '0s.,, K. is 1.1. 1 g.,w', If-,,.-s., 1 ,Jr- U45 ' X . . H-'Y av -QV ,Jr at If ft tt ggg ' 3 I S. Q if his x KXLKLD 1 LIN JN LD There are a number of exiaerienced players onthis years girls' tennis team. While the District Meet will not take place until after La Pitahaya has gone to press, and we cannot, at this time, give an account of th e results, we predict . that our girls will do well, said Miss Ruth Young, girls' athletic director. The members of the team in the senior division will be chosen from the fol- lowing: A.de Luna, C. Guerra, M. Rios, and J. Yeaman. L. Saenz and N. Sandoval will r ep r e s ent the school in the junior division. One other yet to be chosen will also compete in this division. 'NN Ellen-rw - 'f R. nhtnh 3 . . is I W , af h W. .... 'B Put it over the net, Mine. 'f ' Norma getting in a hig 'hu- ii wi :L 'iv Y Miss Ruth Y oung Im..- ball. Qi' director of girls' athletics and instructor of the girls' tennis team. 5? lst row - N. Sandoval,M. Rios, J. Morales, L. Saenz, j. Yeaman, J. Wat-Q son,O. Shankle,P. Ligarde. Znd row - P. Pui V. Reuthinger, C. Burrc M.Wood, P. Riley, A. de Luna. 3rd row - M allego, B ' . Rodrfixguez, 1 Ramirez, M. Escobedo, C. Guerra. xy MH:- 5.g !.3J,. 1 sky, V 'M 1 , HV. ,X,. E K ,, ,, N,., W' 'L KA 5, K Mmhk iiizglfjfww .ff ,gag si, A W V ,,1.'i ,ft .515 ,5..iK A 'Q K N 4 1 AKA4 ,ff ,. ' Qjfif 1 V., W- 1 gif- fx A , J, J b , , , E ' ,Sak 1 Q 1 Jf gh 'K-W. ,A EA f j V' , 35, hx Q XY K Y -N . ,MM Ik, , , ,V X ' 11 ' I N, N iff, 3 Q k 14? 15,5 ,Q K ak X ff ff Q ' fv Q1Qa4S5ffi?i X ' A ' I if 5 xfw X nf, ,I iv ,W . in E ix.x:g, R L , X X af 4 x X h . f , ,S H , K , Ay W x .Rx ,X K 5 w if x, N if f 1 1' N V .' X ui IEE., ,,iM N N' 0 MGNW d ' ' ' ' WY? 'lfif ?'i'3 V 'lfi '5 4f?'?'i? '5 'l'i 'i ?Y'i' 'l iU ilf'iff' Congratulations to , ' the class of 1948 from Gus B. Fernandez, Sr. of Gus B. Fernandez, Ir. Class of 1948 GUS' BARBER AND BEAUTY SHOP LAREDO. TEXAS 0 ...AUD Till FUTURE We of United Gas salute you, the high school graduates and students of 1948. You are mighty important persons in this land of ours . . . and in the entire world. The state of the world makes your position as Americans an enviable, a rivil d p ege one . . . but a privilege with obligations to the future. Shortly your voice will be the voice of America. Use it to preserve and fulfill our ideals, our traditions, our way ot life. Use it in such a manner that your children will be glad they are Americans! BYU I1' E ' -.ig-g,,j- , .-....ALL...'. ,- 1-914- Phone 59 CENTRAL DRUG CO. For Service Lowest Prices in Town Unequcrled Prescription Service ELIZABETH ARDEN DORGTHY GRAY FRANCES DENNEY BARBARA GOULD Air Conditioned For Pleasure The Record Shop The Music You Wcrnt When You Want lt Adolfo Gutierrez l2l7 Hidalgo St. YV l V355-'NWE D :E PAT ACAMAPA WA TED W MOQRO YJLROV sv Fmsco lfeum ok DANDY BAKERY c. L. MILTON co. 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Alexander, clothier and furnisher MAURICE M. ALEXANDER rancher I. BENAVIDES vice-president I. K. BERETTA chairman, First National Bank, San Antonio, Texas IAMES HAYNES secretary, city of Laredo Laredo, Texas R. LAREDO, TEXAS OFFICERS PAYNE BRISCOE president RAMIRO SANCHEZ cashier A. R. VELA asst. vice-president L. I. CARDENAS asst. cashier LUIS F. MARTINEZ asst. cashier DIRECTORS PAYNE BRISCOE president MAX MANDEL Mann and Mandel attorneys I. C. MARTIN rancher HARRY E. SAMES Sames Motor Co. DAN SANCI-IEZ oil products GEC. W. SPENCE Laredo Theatres Laredo Vpaint 8: Paper W-aff! Insurance ASCIICY Com an P y NOTHING BUT INSURANCE Emmet Addison, owne' PHONE 1410 paints - varnishes sign writers supplies Y enamels pictures-framing SAMES-Moon. BLDG. oils -7 brushes wall paper artists material glass LARED0 D - - - TEXAS TELEPHONE 1267 608 SALINAS AVE. J, C. PENNEY Co Martin High School Boosters COMPLIMENTS OF fffbx HHH Wal . 1- , 3,1 gkwf- N ,A --LT-, 4' ,fs 'T' ' BURDER FUUNDRY 81 MACHINE COMPANY 1 A4-..--f- -r -1. I - -ff' . I' -1 rd- -- UNGLES ozea, cSwSff'Ax.s'zUics good W GuA1ARQo's Dnucsronel PHONES 134-135 LAREDO. TEXAS Dr. 9-Pescrlptio D pit S. H. KRESS 81 CU. 5-I0-25 CENT STDRE BEST VALUES IN SCHOOL SUPPLIES SHIPPERS' ICE Weldefs Equipment 00. LUCKER STORAGE and 1 LOCKER SERVICE - M, L. DAICHES Laredo's Leading Jeweler SINCE 1899 - HUWUY ULNII WHW THAT NO Nl URS. gmug. 6009 Fmfo f I if '5 ', ii sow, THAT eu N . C? 5 'Zyl f , 'f 2 ' ' Q CRP :A . j -g,LJ',.l--g ig e l f 9 af' f xr ei' 5' Am-., ,-:N ,,-- In fr- Q ' ' N' 4N,., ' y L '44, 355 ' Vx 'l 'fr 1, B AK 5 ff 5Z givS , I ' 4 I f -..'f4Wf' WW, L fag., E .: ', , , f ' I Q X Ali? XSWESX N QX ff ' HRT QHED , ff N, K? ff fggho I .7 x? ,. 4 F' Q ,, ' 191 ' nw W ,' W 1' V 5 A043 , 5, C e QA? X f '-ntg M Q . I By F-' sito UILAR Compliments Materials For All Occasions of La Duma Elegqnfe LAREDO CREAMERY Prop. S. Fisher PASTEURIZED Laredo,s Foremost Fabric Shop D I R Y P R O D U C T S W. Y. B 217 Convent Ave. Phone 1126 I' O' Walker unn H. Dittlinger Compliments ' f Roller Mills Co. 0 A. L. HANSEN The c6QUALITY,, MTIIZTS Laredo Branch 1201 Main Ave. I Corporation ALBERT MARTIN INSURANCE AGENCY INSURANCE IN ALL ITS FORMS Box 558 208-9 Laredo Nat'l Bank Bldg. Telephone 1544 MoRToN's STATION 9 LUBRICATION EXPERTS if Moro-swAY EQUIPPED COMPLETE f' - ALWAYS OPEN CAR SERVICE Tel. 443 - 2447 OFFICIAL GARAGE Owners. lose Villarreal and Salvador Chapa Henry D. Kahn Randolph Slaughter HOUSEHOLD 81 COMMERCIAL REFRIGERATION EQUIPMENT 81 SERVICE SALES-WESTINCHOUSE-SERVICE Appliances Electric Sz Cas Appliances Washer Repair Service RADIOS United Appliance 8a Equip., Ltd. Phone 551 LAREDO, TEXAS 1220 Lincoln St. Compliments of Compliments of L A C E Y TYPEWRITER J.A.NlAYO E X C H A N G E ' M . t. F ot C Compliments of I rnl I' . allfsh 2ORg'H,N, KEEP. 0 Louis KowALsKl s. soN Better Furniture for Less 1-E co Floor covering of every description IIIVU LAREDO, TEXAS Telephone 914 1109 Iturbide St. LAREDO, TEXAS Casso Guerra 8: Co. AMERICAN CUSTOMS DISPATCH COMPANY LAREDO, TEXAS Greetings from S T O W E R S Better Home Furnishers Compliments of Bustamante Grocery ,Thane I I . . i 1234 1607 San Bemardo Stowers at your door LAREDO, TEXAS Compliments of HERRING PRICE LUMBER CU. LAREDO, TEXAS V ' 11 l0Q'll1Q 'tv K , 'ZX Q New me JUSW N ..,...,WHl TL' f x, A ' , 9 it K 43' 'i lk , 8 - ,Q We yu K A '2'f24gl I ' v ,lx J I K A..V V, Y , ? 4 tbl 1. . Q f , ,av il ,lpn 'fx' xgfn , '. . If x v x A -.ty . -.1 5 N MQW PUBLIC ENEMY CARNAL NQ 1 f ,lf gi V X Saba L f 1 U 0 g -Qu- , gag FRU C0 HGNMK Laredo Implement Company SEMILLERA NACIONAL Certified Seeds Wholesale and Retail Aermotor Windmill and Water Well Supplies A. C. Pellegrin, Presidente Tel. 754 P. O. Box 153 LAREDO, TEXAS I. ALEXANDER 416 Flores Exclusive Brands CASSO, DE LEON Y CIA. Suits Shoes Stein-Block Edwin Clapp Kuppenheimer Walk-Over Arrow Products Compliments of Laredo Steam Laundry 9 r A , ei CLK ,,uu -,CL Hickey-Freeman Clothes Arrow Shirts Fashion Park Clothes Arrow Ties Botany 500', Clothes 5 Arrow Underwear Michaels, Stern Clothes Stetson Hats Cabot-Reed Clothes Dobbs Hats Hollywood Clothes Interwoven Socks McGregor Sportswear Resilio Ties S ' ': Compliments of emms Lifels a game, and you must play it Any way you might assay itg But it's worth it, if you'll only play your part. Printing COmpanY Here's hoping you reach fame or favor, And we hope you never waverg Give the world your best, right from your HEART. Some of you will go to college, There to gain some further knowledgeg Maybe you'll help guide our ship-of-state Tho LIFE is not a bed of roses, You should get your share of posies So BEST WISHES to this class of '48. Compliments of Pan American Courts and REX SHANKS Coffee Room Texas Hats Shade the Nation Texas Harvest Hat Co. LAR EDO TEXAS M133 De LJC1 China an Mrs. Irvin wish Jrhe S+UC1CT1fS sec15o1w'S jf'9f?+if13S. Compliments from BRENNAN and COMPANY forwarding agents freight forwarding custom house brokerage representations warehouse LAREDO, TEXAS Acapulco Mexican Restaurant Compliments of original owners of La Paloma Cafe . . . I serving the same Hue foods S at . . under the new management of 301092 San Bernardo Mrs. Tom Hunter F. Brisefio Licensed U.S. Customs Broker REXALL DRUG STORE Ageme Aduanal 1107 Z z S . ir N i n' l Bank Bld LARED0 P, O. 332273 ' ii. 323 528 g Tel. 2525 Laredo, Texas el. 1808 Brownsville, Texas Laredo Transportation Company PHONE 1 9 2 Texas Mining 8: Smelting Co. Makers of Antimony and Antimony Oxide CITY LU BER COMPA Y ly , . ' PITTSBU uw! ef 'i i'Vi'f,llH!!?.fM P Peter P. Leyendecker, Pres. and Mgr. WHEN IT'S LUMBER, CALL OUR NUMBER Cb I DITISB QGF' Su N P R00 '5lI I 1 I 'p F WIKI PAIN i I1 50 1 k um.: , X T! w ily, ., I' -i ,N M ' J? an 11, 1 5 x 'Easy . wi?-if-Q' 5 F ' 9' A 1 ,533 .Qs ami K i an 54 : Qs :ww ,S A I , -4.14 'f 2 . f ,uric ii A K ' -sv-1, g -Y 1 A . 1 E 5 ' 6-Ifff' ,mah lg Q L . ,H fyw kr 1 g 'L 1 ,, gym .V 1 , if Q 1 mf A. if Fine Flowers Especially Designed For Any Occasion REYNA FLORISTS Laredo's Leading Florists Member Florists Telegraph Delivery Compliments of 1101 Park Street Phone 892 A Good Home Deserves a Good Hoof W. 7315 'P bmi ' A gear, 5 Lux e ' Qg ' f I Q Em-i'.!1, I! ...au .gg 4, V ., ,,., .,.,.V 1. .v 7 , ,,,,...-1' ' Compliments of .lOE'S AUTO SERVICE 802 Convent Ave. COMPLETE ONE-STOP STATION 'ILL ma. DEL ORUENTE Compliments of EL SOL DEL ORIENTE 'i7'?'?' fl ' Y' E, se- K 'I iii i' eg gi .5 K: ,.,? , M J i R ,.,,,, X lf. E 11'T1O Low direcfs. Cade? Cor S march in girjrh dQj' DOTOAG. Bond C1f7P6O.f'S lfl DSW UY11 Of'fYlS CABELLO BROTHERS Grocery and Phone 1784 Super Market Farragut at Santa Rita For Distinctive Flowers Blue Bonnet Florists 1002 Matamoros D A N S A N C H E Z Conoco Service Station No. 1 Mrs. Minnie Reuthinger Pena Phone 18 1120 Matamoros St Laredo's Leading Floral Arranger Laredo Texas Wm-1948 For Over 30 Years For all year good food In most comfortable surroundings CACTUS GARDENS CAFE AND TERRACE 3201 San Bernardo Ave. Compliments of W. B. Heaner Magnolia Products Compliments EL CENTRO of M E R C A N T I L Elias S. Iacaman Men's Ready To Wear SENSOR BALL KWQP wfmq r 'Sv 4 r a2fZ 'P Miki Y . Q2 Tjava :WAN RIOS V O ll KJ N06 V0 L0 - 9 Qo. rm. PQQRQBBIL c 0 'O I iv O I Cf! w ,sis -3 3+ 9. 9 QXE EGO ff' if AGUILNL Compliments of BANANA GROWER'S AGENCY TONY FERRAEZ Compliments of H. ZB. ZQCIIHIY Compliments Eat at H. R. LUCKWQOD MARTIN HIGH SCHOOL CAFETERIA Licensed Customhouse Broker Operated on a non-profit basis for the benefit of the students 1301 Grant Tel. 541 Managed by Mr. and Mrs. Sid Martin 'iv 4 1 ,. Quia -X-2-Y2J T ' ii 2123 Q '7 -4 9 .QQH 5 .x, XY W fif ff ' f we MQW j1LWC7 'fl0 QW , 3 Q Gy W X Lip xjiiixfi' 55+'S f-g..a.Q'1 X K KEN' N5 M N W fm' 1 ffm is QASQJMJC MMI5i Mi' Q60 . f 'wppw . 031,-,LA,,uf9'0'fTMJd frv'-'bJ Vf!0!P'a L.,.Q,v'9-L' I: W 1!J'l XQ-Q0---lk Y H y ,if Q22 yy Vw 9 'EM X5 - , me ffm M wk , ix fia f 'W -i. A Q-A 'S' 5 ,.,..-,- 3 x X 'QS .ff Vai-nu if F RXSCO .'- 6-U rx 1 V vf Q , w za jx Q , X g, Ni,l T QS X F I fx xi ff ,J 'xih f1A Aa fi ,Lb g ,i xi fV