Cathedral High School - Chaparral Yearbook (El Paso, TX)

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r Mr. L. P. Hermes Mr. W. S. Warnock ,, . Baath nf rustees J The Most Reverend A. J. Schuler, S. J., D. D. Ex-Officio Chairman The Very Reverend C. M. Garde, V. G. i .Reverend Brother Basil, Principal Ea:-officio Vice-Chai'Mrwm Secretary-Treasurer Active Chairman Active Secretary-Treasurcfr Mrs. Martin Sweeney Mr. W. H. Fryer J Mrs. Frank Lyons Dr. K. D. Lynch ,K Mrs. H. O. 'Kane F Dr. L. B. Baltz Mr. F. H. C'0over DONORS OF SCHOLARSHIPS Mr. Edward Heid, Chairman of the Drive. Major Wm. R. Arnold Mr. Sz Mrs. P. Clifford W. L. Crowley Thomas J. Davis J. I. Driscoll Mrs. Isabel K. Fineau Leo P. Floyd J. E. Franey Rev. S. Gillow Dr. F. C. Goodwin P. H. Grady :s hi milf' i ' V A A Mis Helen Anzer Edward F. Byrne J Dr. 8: Mrs. J. C. Crimen AW Gen. F. Davis Mr. J. F. and Ann Driscoll 2 Dr. 0. E. Egbert if P. H. Fitzpatrick . Miss Alice Flynn 5:13, J Dr. Panl Gallagher , Joe.Goodell - Frank W. Gorman 5 Barry Hagedon ' ,Q E.yC. Heid M' ' Mr. 8: Mrs. Otto Hevelke Mr. Sz R. O. Himel i f A. J. 3 Tom 3, Dr. K Mr. 8z J S i g., Mr. Sz' Reuben ,, Messrs. if 'iv ' Mr. Kr J Miss y ' Rt.- Leo Y fiil . F- . wr: w. Leo V. ' ' ' 'El Paso I f ' El Paso if i-cf if 'W md. . Mrs. Haninger .fwfvifffeasv 1' A WU' Eh wiv ,WL .U Lit ,t ii sk - -W.. ...Vi , W. rg 1:-1 . ,.5. WR i . .. W- ,,A it . l ,M ,.Tv ,,.W. A V JL: V' ,H Q A-I ri. N E qi .L FR .. ii?-, E 1 'F fe sl' it-. W . aw had ' .JK st ., .15 Z! .K- EQ 3

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V 'THE M1ss1oNs or TEXAS i , Q The Missions, thirty nine in numberg were founded by Franciscans' in an effort of the Catholic Church to convert the Wild Indian tribes to the-'Christian faith, and they were also used by Spain as outposts and 'garrisons in the terr1tory. The olldesti mission standing LnfTe1ias, San Miguel del Svocorro, was built in 1652 near what is 'now El Paso. The m1ssion'Is1eta del Sur was built the following year near, the present site of Ysleta. ' .' Q V Slan Francisco de los Tejas, 'theiirstt mission of East Texas, was founded May 24, 1690. The Mission Sa.ntisiruo'Nombre de'Mar1a was erected nearby in the same year: Otherfxilsslons in that sectionof the State are: the niission of San Franci co de los Neches 'f1?165nin ,Gherokee County, Mission -Nuestra' seflormdeilos Dolores 117161, at the present site ofllaoeidoches. - , . - - , i 4 I. .,t. , The group. known ,as the 'San Antonio missionswere not begun. until 1718. The present Alamo, however, was not-built until 11544115 was .originally the chapel attached to San, Anton-iq dewalero, and possible to other, missions in the neighborhood. Mission San Jose yvSan 'de 'Aguayo was, built in 1720,Vand it .was ,Q one ofvthelxnany famous 'missions founded,by,,3Fat,her. Antonio MMgn.,1t took 'more than fifty, yegisxtq complete all' the buildings, fortlthe og1g1na1'.m1ss1on conslstednot only. of thelchapel, but quarters for the priests, soldiers, ai1dU1ndian ,gas,,1?iel1 as stables, garrisons, and other buildingsg San Jose is known as the queen vof ,aI1,,missionsf7Q , Two ,other famous 'missionsg which 'complete the San Antonio group, are M1BSi0U iNUE,Btf8 Sefiora rde'la-Purlsimalloncepcion -'de -Acunu and San Juan Capistrano! B'oth5offthese.,'ni!ss1ons were erefoted, about-'t'he,same, time as San Jose, .and both haveplayed an .important -F8156 Finn'-the early history of- Texas' as apart-:of Mexico. , ,f - . . h . ' , f- M j M. L . . ' V' I ' '1 , . .,r. Y., '- 1 V 4 4 ' ' , 1' F V . Y. V: f - A -W Y L . 'J2'S.f1Q 2!EalL2lzt.s,5f-as .mn l r .f.u,,t,o-riirfm