Central Catholic High School - Fang Yearbook (San Antonio, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1944 volume:

,ff QI' fl 3 I 1919 1944 , we, Passzng for the last tune through the portals of Central the Class of 1944, pause to humbly dedzcate thzs book, a remem brance of years well spent, to the two Faculty members who have completed twenty five years rn the servzce of their God and Mother, teaching and moulding the characters of the men of the future To these men, Rez' Father 1 g , we extend ow congratulations, and we wlsh to thank them and all the members of the Soczety ot Mary, for the knowledge that they have zmparted to ns We hope that some day the frmts of thezr labors wzll become apparent to them, to the whole world, to the Blessed Mother, to whom they have dedicated thezr lwes, and to Almzghty God Ott n and Bro Joseph Haefner QXN QDITIIDISTRQTIOD PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE TO THE CLASS OF '-14: CONGRATULATIONS! Today you join Central's armv of You much here, but this has been only the Boot Camp. Now, as your place with tried and seasoned Centralites, heroes m rihce. Will you measure up to their high standards, er them? Cling tenaeiously to the high ideals placed before you and them during the years at your Alma Mater. Your parents, your teachers, your pastors-all who have made your Catho- lic education possible-realize how much the future looks to you, depends upon you. Heroism is imperative in this global struggle and in the fight against evil which endangers the soul. Keep close to God through prayer and the Sacraments-then be fearless. Victory will be yours Our confidence in you is founded on your fidelity to Central's best traditions and high idealsi Semper Fidelis! May God and Mary bless and protect the class of '44, Brother Louis J. Scherer, S.M. Principal A ' ,Q-4? I 'f' REV. CLEMENT OTTING REV. ALPHONSE PIEKARSKI Vice-Principal Chaplain Senior B Moderator Mathematics Sodality Shorthand English Athletics BRO. RAYMOND .TNATEE Senior A Moderator Central Pep Azlriwn' Latin ly nylish 91 'W .-.md AIM, BRO. JOHN SCHCH Treasurer Cafeteria Commercial Arithmetic General Mathematics NX. 'gl lll IIRO. ROBERT WA GNER Registrar Latirz Typmg REV. ANDREW HEIDER Supervisor REV. ROBERT MA YL B Spanish X 4 RO. PETER DA MES American History World Hdwtory BRO. NORMAN KRAMER Super. lsor BRO. WARNER ROHRBA CH English Band American History Sociology BRO. WILBERT IFFERT World History af'-fffmfm ff 'wf 'sff'w ACOSTA -1 Only two years know it from the number of a dependable, self-reliant what Jim is. Thinks for BAILEY - A knack for supply of energy, and a for the other fellow have 3.11 BARLOCO - On the drill top-sergeant of Company A. swell guy,Aand a Central A fellow you could ask a A pi etty small title of Student Council besides size count willingness to Work, a in plenty to make up BASS - Charley has a zest in the R.O.T the rest A svs ell guy to have deluxe a suave and he barks a mean command a he s no slouch as a student BENNETT Central s s iid- 'M s '4 x +A. .-uybf-Q'vx4 1: K 1- NN' l 11'-all YN 1' L, L, y' ,nf V A-912 R. If! ivy, F' , 1 +2211 um agp-,VJSKHHW L M. 'S 5 S.. ,W-4' xf ' ,A -. ff .2- Y .L tm 6 a..:HA...,JM- ...V,f,11..A rVf1V,:r..,-Vmlswa 4 'Z-2 x M., ,V-1, 1 3 .1 R X P Nw 1 -f 4 4,4 -fu MHAUTTO .af A VN bs'- aw .V . W 4-7.24 Ml W N' 'J lf ' ara. ev ff VV .351 1 f H 5 .f a .5 -1, iz-19291 gf 't' rrw pji '- f Ve . ,. ,. QV. en- A .M .f?1Vff3w ff'fE.-f v ff . ..-1.1 -sf 1 Q24 591' .V 'fm --' 4-gi :uf f4'f, 'P:s rn -we ffV7Vf'? 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I Hr 4 new 1 A G w CHE 'EER CROUCH Chester blows a 1611115 iglmmf ln the and but he s too busy amusmg hamseli genial Et v v NRE' DE ROMO Uncle Sam called Hgnvgy m ftef ihree months of h1S Semor year, but haixlwd gfamed aseeure place m the class dul mg the three preVIDT1S0yiSRrfs by his evgai d1spos1t1on and stuxdy school spun ,vi 4 5 ,J , an N' yw f v K 6 M 'EHGAR Sm tefklhgg fglungs as they come W1thout too M1193 Tipster That' 5? wherg Wh DIRKS Tall, qu1et,easy gomg, Egifablieves he s a mee fellow to know any 'G1fI'E.l24 MY r, V BHLNIEL DOUNSON It took Dann Gitgiy' Semester at Central to become one of our Sir-Tiliikwn Seniors 'But the Hghtmg Splflt he showed 312 hi3l'Z'Gf1-591' QBSYKLDH hifi Cent1a1 s football squad deserved film 3313311911: g1gj?'erpe1ved from every Central fan 'wi Xa? 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L3lfSQ'.':f'l5J3 ,SP- H-,'J3F153555 '15-ff' V f?:Tiif1Q1'f 1P5,5li'I :f3f5E'':'1- Wi UT TONEER j f WffY 'S-fx'f hfff-'i '-i4 'ufi 'f, g smile an ea1 ty any ci owd was Senioi gang together DUFFIN Not a sta1 himself interested in studies class listener F CHER antics kee thin s al1ve and D Company s able of fellow who makes a good kind of job he had to but steady, with an ever lanky top kick h his own in baseball His forte more than one medal foi FEY Melfred has two in what has to say he never P g master of the art of making a set of active bralns that Emzy s shock level and furnished ideas for four years. And when an R.O hair, then there was a Hrst in giving Central its TO NE E R 'N e 've1 Hff 'b,J,,,r -ut sff 's ff if-ixffzv. I 5 2 I sp L Y ' -USV- , 1 Ig, :ff 1 tg, fi V 'ig I 5 -5 i ' 23 i L I GERODETTI, - Athlete student enough to Attilio was accepted as a '44 Seniors got together. N argument-or to win one. GOSLIING - A veritable and varied information, a unassuming manner. GREEN - Big, that's Pat in voice, big in popularity, 1 Qtand out GROTHALS - Jitter was the but he was no Sonny-bov. He kept--up a fair rough ' HI STON - Only two years ai ltd za full four-Year Supl . Fht .ill round type HLTLLER - Umilie 5 long an end position on the x captain. member of the rifle committee. Not ai bad ri 59-1 1 c R e ee JON ES - The boy xi 1th the for saying unexpectedly habit which has f for enforced racquet as well. KELLER -- Charlie's quick wit and an s him a deservedly high place KISSLING The ' not only blows a strong Adjutant, and a tireless dance cornmitteeman. Serious may be but no is John. A. man of a hearty laugh, and a friendly a student LEWIS - An honor student and a self-effacing mannei from getting a secure and ood-fellowshi J. LH, c,ce L. 1 LOZAINO - Leopold's seventh period classes to been familiar to everyone concentration on studies ,BUTTONEER rw, -ww V e Q-ffm .-ff ,-f,r n.,ff w 1' L-. F' v 2 l gs 1 .4 3 I l NICLOOI Definitely one oft of the Student Council, dance committeeman and Phil deserved the high ,als 'T'- L . rl, ,. i.,-. 1. H, i 1.3, qq,' 1 ,ni li 5 ji ,v , an ' A, I i :- l I 1 ii H I Fig, li gi 5 if .9-af' MAPES-BROWN - Sodality President, active 'Art did his share of d job in both sports couldmenjriyi' joke '13 i twswft MASON - A quiet, precise, high scholastic average, iesults when Called on. IATOLHA Bobbx N eau ve maffnei' belied the regular Varsity end in football on a winning basketball team. that ,if lHI'.I.l. l p from the K entral. -lack had little A Centialite of foui yearngystaficl enviable knack of quietljf'-fBYQiil'lrtg',- ug along with ereryolie, -eY':en!.-yvithfi but he fitted in easily with A ,gf A rr -cf MUEGGE -7 lwex ei l',118Cl to but still everyone in olds the rank of Captain in MUNOZ - Something of a a social light, but on the drill captain, and in general an along with. MUNSTER - His rotund of kidding, but Al just goes right on piling up a A whiz at spelling, among other but xx little time in MURPHY - Dave came to 'asted ' u ' ' ked ' Believes -A suave, slim Iigure quiet good-humor and easy at Central. D PALENCIA - Bob's head that has brought him rough ' j th out his long stai at 1 J BUTTONEER i I PALETTA + Five years a the school spirit down to the Band, and a leader in other how to get fun out of PAYNE - A loval Central , Glenn is known as a sturdy and an active member of Tall, blond, and Dame and a chemical getting ieady by POZZA - The bark of Dannie sgcommandsg lkwent through its paces af-Gilisicliilbl isf fghg, deserved his popularity. T . ., . , ,ff 'Y , ,' ' Q.-.ig Q,-!',.f h., , -. -,. . ,e 1-- iiim REININGER - one of Central's5 QrsQyfhQ,h.Qh1'1ilv enjoys a good gentlemanlv le2,deif,Qi1'1'Q other activities as well. l.ieuten3lfLf:,'?'7ir?Q jfllfi- BQQIFQL T' AX The tall blond platoon. Company A. hill whiz. The all-round tx riends easilv. rzkqc' as his boxing ability and ,forg ,HL ' r B U TTONEER ,l ,Q ff 'f-1 awww fl d,.,- .3 -cr hi class, but no kill-'o ' ' d il with and like. SCHERLEIN - Unassumlng ability enough to hold down and maintain a good rating in ANO - With a broad general air and shape of held down an editor's booster of SPENCER - A scholarship Sruirgngzejiixjlilgi' .if ' ' -, ' 'Jet 1. L, Y NV... C: .. V 3.yf,A:j. 311 2 his consistently high rating in ATECZNY - Tom is a g , .. . . V . v, b '- J y, an an h axeiage foi foui gears offfwoika at Gfo Q M., v , the Pep, and also 13.ttl6gf-31,Vk1C,kHd ,r, for various school i TATE-An affable member of l'fftffBf,1-215133533212 R.O.T.C. lieutenant, an ardent d'eV0tee7bf cliquefl and something of a 1Je1'5QhEflilfiVff3 t H we Bob 5 tall, blond and seen around Central for only time for a fellow like him put his name on the Honor of Varsity football, and get the Science Club. i l ti F-.QV-. Q-. -t.',1. ...-.-F,-, inf.: .-,.,.f.,. ..,,. ....1,.,-.......-..,- ...., M. ..,..,.-.2 M . ,,,., .,,.,:.. .,.,..,..,..,. .. A if 1-f'F'S-ff . .W I :Tr ' , ,.g l 4 , I L 1 I l 2 O - Allgthe way from rival, California, came xx .ay hex e f1t,Cential and easy lifg, making and friends. Good luck, mi VALERA - An old-timer at VIZZA - A Centralite of six T X-19 lx A 1 dance committeeman, Stuc ofthe Band, staff member ' len t forward on the Varsity and cle ienflable as ther l . .i one of the most popular AGEN I' EHR Tall, blond and ,da d'gQgbocl vO'ice for acmg but solirl loyalty to the t of the Science Club, be in sturlies but was Cf bobbv, radio. IJ XS ANGLER Captain UI WFISSI FR -X likable h411,f1ef.lllerlfC1te fmrl quitt ntl-tlie-1'ecm'cl comments un x n was welconie anywhere. ff .fe 'sf if JM. :': 4... - AtlCenti'a1 for hi. Jack was fi1'St-St1'iI1gQ1' on the and an easy guy for anyone WINTERS - On the ce he had, Walt had an en ife and getting others to YARBROUGH4- Quiet and in disposition, a firm way. I lays a first class game in fg J hi 1 ZOELLER -7 Theie aie studies, Carioll found, and too much with Social ,in-V-Qlasses, a and. :L WI X XXX MXXXQ X XX X XUX X X WWWIWI Mflmflm syX X X llfl gr. CLFISSES X ff' , XX li NX 5' ff X , 'ffl Q QV . MH X '- Af: 5 V I QQ I jk X X W -fra X' X ff WV, X AXX XX X xx ,w'j 2,y 'V Y ix ry!! k ENT! X X f SNXXX-XX f X X ' fm! R 'U , XFX XX KX I If X X--g, xy XXX IYQIC XXX X fly! fx A Af' 'XY xx.. 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The cream of the freshman scholas- tically, the 33 students of I-A have main- tained their superiority throughout each succeeding term. Bro. Paul Novosal's class shows an active interest in all the extra-curricular activities, climaxing it with a first place in the school paper drive. Athletically it had two of its members on the minor football teams, and three par- ticipants in the boxing tournament. The class won the Freshman-Soph intramural volleyball division, losing the school cham- pionship to Senior B. CLASS OFFICERS: S. Johnston, L. Emge, F. Dalton, and A. Men- mlicino. HONOR STUDENTS: T. Austin, L. Emge, E. Heusinger, J. Uvietta, J. Shelly, W. Perez, J. Olivares, J. Neumann, S. Johnston, J. Kelley, A. Mendicino. Frosh B Frosh B devoted 1tse1f mamly to scholas t1c work leavlng sports and act1v1t1es to the other freshmen classes Moderately mterested in aCtlV1tl8S but a good con trlbutor to the Lenten collectlon Frosh Bs only contrlbutlon to sports was Ed Svasta who starred on both the C football team and the B basketball qumtet Bro James Pleper the C team basketball coach was the homeroom moderator CLASS OFFICERS F Loessberg Q Marlow D Stlgall D Tips HONOR STL DENTS C Bauer E Clvlletto F Frazier A Grass! R Janert T Ruhnke E Svasta. 5.3 ,vu v 2 H7 vw fi- ' 4 i ns' I- Q X ' -r wh L . . i. . A. X! 'za P J a , ggff :QA unc- 'an X ffm, 9 4 if: 11 w 'Az fl' A -.. f.-N. . 1 ,X i i 4 l QQ 'K' 'ir A Q is as ' 9 iz . ' ' lar, Q ,, ly ' ., a ,..! 4. v Q f as - 'ii : l' A5 ' f l M A M. . A YK 25, ' izqgg , ai: 4 'im . v,l .V Freshman C The running mate to I-D in numbers, 40. Naturally, in such a class existed a diversity of talent. Two played football, seven basketball, and eight participated in the boxing tournament with Foster winning the only cham- pionship. Scholastically, they were average. Their mission contribution was among the most generous in the school. As a class, their outstanding characteris- tics were their humor, good-naturedness, cheerfulness. Theirs was a light-heartedness-bordering at times on light-mindedness-that made their class a pleasure both to students and teachers. Bro. James Gray, moderator. CLASS OFFICERS: J. Stiff, IV. Lindley, .l. McGee. HONOR STUDENTS: R. Aelvoet, J. Cardenas, R. Flores, R. McCrory, J. Marotta. Freshman D The go-getters of the Freshman division, I-D has been a consistent winner in all activities. It topped the high school section in the turkey drive. The Lenten mission collection brought out I-D as the most generous in its support of the missions. Athletically it contributed three members to the football teams, three to basketball, eight to the boxing tournament, and its homeroom teacher, Bro. Joseph Brandmeier, as coach of the C foot- ball team. CLASS OFFICERS: A. Angelus, W. Olle, B. Buescher, P. Crane. HONOR STUDENT: R. Gonzales. 3 -3 , Q , K, Q S 2: 'Jim I -1' ' l ' ' -3 L , My r '53 , I' Q Q U 'ni W J, A 59' 4 ft Q . ig - , fa ff' I X i . as .L ef , - I 1 , ' f ', ' ,f ' ' . , ' s P A 1 '-51' - 1 .n-- ' . , , -Q I u 1 ll' A ,. avi? ,gn Q, Q -- ,- . Z.. - g, ' 5 1 : ' - ', ifl.L . I ,Q ' . - V' A 1 . f ,V . , , t , , pw fp li - X ,gl L., .---A , :, r .,. A Q an , '!'Zl 75' ,F-59325 v . 'f Gr-12 +3 ' Abu 3 5' ' -'- fi pi 1? It use QQ' 5 0 Q x . I , 9 . , A oph A Just Average best characterizes II-A. Its thirty-seven members are not topnotch students, nor do they run circles around everybody on the campus, yet they have a share in the scholastic and athletic hon- ors. Seven consistently made the honor roll, two played on the unscored-on B v. ..3' el , ,,. -:O ' J r . f , A ., P6 O X U 1 X j X 0, ,Q ra J.. 1 ' .V r A ' I .a T- fs- fp .4 UN . fx football team, three aided in winning two .5 basketball championships, and seven par- ticipated in the boxing tournament with E M P. Dounson being the only crowned cham- X pion. ' . CLASS OFFICERS: i A. Garza, H. Speier, R. Spalten, J. Flores. .. HONOR STUDENTS: -3 A-A V ,V Q R. Battaglia, H. Edwards, C. Ht-rzlg, P. Mar- ' -, ' V A if- 4 X tin, A. Perez, H. Speier, A. Stehling. -s if ' fdvf - ,L ' We Rx ,I - 'A ig, 'T7' . .- 5.1. 1,41 .- 7,0'- s -, ' Inc. Bl l,+T' 1- At: xii. .. dbx 5 O X -146 Q- agua' 'U' -13' . , -.... 23' , N 'I . X :A ' if . V ' ' 1 ', .11 M. ' A -4 . ,ai 35 ,, ' ' 'Z' 1 , - f' , -44 ' . an K . - . 1- x 1 1-,A Q -Q f ,7 A, 1 A 1 . 1 ,X 45 ,4- i s .,. ii ,Y A t . , 3 f 1' 3 V 1 fi . r f- I iv A 'l A ' 'l W f f' 'A IA 6- 'Z UP Under the tutelage of Bro. Paul Cher- rier, Soph B manifested much interest in all school activities, scholastic as well as extra-curricular. It contributed four of its class members to the football teams, eight to the various basketball squads and seven to the boxing tournament. In intra- mural basketball, Soph B was undefeated in the Frosh-Soph division, but lost to Junior B for the school championship. HONOR STUDENTS: E. Finck, H. Haby, T. Higgins, W. Lamm, G. Montague, G. Reilly. OFFICERS : G. Montague, R. Garza, E. Finck, J. Bilicek. 'if' Junior A With forty-two boys stacked up in the tiers of the former chemistry lecture room, III-A looked strong to take first place as the biggest class of the school. Good things do not always come in large packages, however, and III-A did not prove to be the largest one. In all activities, scholastic and otherwise, III-A seems to have had three main characteristics: scholarship in studies, moderation in activities, and determination to give stiff competition to the other junior classes in everything. Bro. Urban Becker .a f if 5 r if .E ,s I l ry' 'ff s we ri f 9 nl In v I- 9 -53. 'vs' 1 I 'x J ' W , 5 ' Wa? ,ll 3. '25 if 4 , .L , 4, V 4 n 1 J 3f.uQ5 11' , HL K ,ff-23425-La' X ,im , ,S ' , '- n L Q - gp' r 4 5 , A J 7 Junior B Junior division leader in all the drives, intramural school basketball champ, con- tributor of twelve to the football squads, three to basketball and four to the boxing tournament, are proofs of III-B's coopera- tion in extra-curricular school activities. Go-getters and happy-go-lucky boys are the characteristic traits of III-B's class spirit. Father Alphonse Piekarski, class moderator. CLASS OFFICERS: B. Pearson, E. Lewis, G. Fleet, R. Bordelon. HONOR STUDENTS: C. Bolner and A. Byall. x'?'. S7553 1:-' l avfpx M 5-L 1 V , my-, lg ,.. an to or at -is 2 4295 rg- - 'QQ ' ,,. .1 I , K .R .. 35. A 1 , ' .4 ,- ' .. -. ' V V ig ,Lf is' l, n as 'R L J .s fi. ,J . 1 ef J 1 -1- o . . -QM 'Tj' Q , ' Q5 L ff fs 1 a ' X 2 11 . 3 , 33, f -vf -.vfizrf . ' ' Q Q -- fix- X qi , 55:2 ' -V17 ' Y f 1? 'lf 91 'L 1 ' uf ' ,, ' 1 'f fn.: if I 6- ! V' A , v .. ii 'f IR L Q I-O F: 4 ' 1 ,,,. I' jumor C RSSIIIEIICY IS the quahty of Jr C That s the descrxptlon of the very common class of the Jun1ors Spmted by the salesman shlp of E DeW1nne and J Gohmert III C Just managed to get 10007 IH the Turkey members to the basketball squads ten to the football teams and five to the boxlng tournament S Llberto and R Jeackle won champlonshlps Bro Frank Smgler moderator CLASS 0111-It PRS b Llberto L Dewinne G Xl ilson B Willing 7 r 3 2+ 1. ham .J 3 .1-Q Y' 34 -3 1+ +5317 Q-ug r,,,, Ax! 1? Al' A 3 ni .AJC A 15' X1 4 ,Fa I ' IQ IJ l V I fi Z In 'N 'V 'TQ ., 1 'I I Q Q.: , - ' 4. I, 1 It X h , w A L , no xy V Aw 5 If ' I ' . I ' ...xi M: I I I - I ' 7 ' 4 ' . 4 A . !a A AA . I Z3 I I .9 0 h , 1 , I5 Q' I f- ' y I vw- . -gn I- Is .. ' I e - -i, T . fn l . 4 ' -,v 5 ,-XV, ' '.', A. ,lx I 0 5' C I 'I I FJ-. , L I :xg A Q . , , y , z I G' .. ' I J 01 J I I Sze a 'Ir u 1 I . l., . M . . , - ' , , If , -A - dr1ve. The class contrlbuted four of ltS v 1- ,Irv I Q 1? QL. . lr ' h xg I -5 ,, - I Sf. ' ' 9 , i in 1 1 Y J LV, , I ' v ' ' 1 ' 1 ' ' lc- Q: I X - Fi? 0' A 'A , I if I ' . ' I 'IT' 1 .lg VV' I I 1,4 A + 'J K 1, 0 i. ff ff .P 'I 'S I ff l - In A Z: . -1' , ' vw, 1 , , sp v , , ' A - .1 ' ' ' A A ,I - fs iz... f A-,, gtg 3 Q , V ii: 11 3 xv ' 1 - V' ' MF Senior fl'lg0ll0lCll'Y class trying to solve the iltncmes ol the sues nd eosmes Angler The budding court reporters con tented with a 60 word a minute tulle and eyeing the 100 word a minute goal by June The chemistry clan nt play Future oflice workers. plodding away at the fundamentals ol typing and transcription. Gorrell. convincing the class that he knows all about the loci theo- rells and problems. X Z 7 f SPGRTS ' ATHLETIC ST FF Like the G-3 in the Army organization, Bro. Joseph Lanfer in his capacity of Athletic Director has seen to it that all the support and cooperation possible was given the varsity coaches. Furthermore, in his handling of the minor team schedules, he has assured the Button football and basketball varsities a sufficient number of recruits to fill the vacancies created by graduation. N o doubt, no one in the history of Central has done as much to further the participation in athletics for the students, nor has anyone done as much to further the intramural activities as has done Bro. Joseph. The minor team coaching staff he selected this past season has netted the school 5 championships: one in B football in the Bexar County League and 4 in basketball in the same league. In closing the athletic year at Central, the school can look forward with confidence to a successful 1944 athletic season. Assisting Bro. Lanfer was Captain Floyd Dean, all-American back from Iowa, who handled the varsity football squad. Introducing a new system and shift the team was handicapped in its initial games, but tough competition has seasoned the returning lettermen for a banner year in '44. On the hardwood floor, Father Alphonse Piekarski has given Central a good year, one that could have been more successful if injuries had not interfered in the beginning of the season. Out of a small squad, small in numbers and stature, the Button five turned out to be the fastest quintet in the city, since it had to have speed to counteract the height advantage all its opponents had. Next season should be the season for Central, if the minor team prospects live up to expectations. BRO. JOSEPH BRANDMEIER, S.M. Bro. Brandmeier's ability as a coach is clearly illustrated in his team's bright rec- ord of seven victories out of nine starts. Clearing the mysteries of football out of his players' minds, he has given a big boost to future BH and varsity gridders. BRO. WARNER ROHRBACH, S.M. BRO. THOMAS HELM, S.M. Bro. Thomas' midgets met with a rather unsuccessful campaign but the training the boys of his team received will go far in establishing a berth for them on Central's future teams. In preparing players for future positions on the Varsity, Bro. Warner not only gave his team a thorough training but also de- veloped them into a winning club. The rec- ord these boys have made make it look promising for next year's Varsity. ds the mi htv midget bas BRO. JAMES PIEPER, S.M. Starting with a small and entirely new group of players, Bro. James drilled into them the fundamentals so well that they won the B.C.J.C. championship. Bro. James' work will go far in maintaining basketball supremacy at Central. BRO. JAMES GRAY, S.M. Pix ot, bounce-pass, and screen, such were the strange wor g U - ketballers heard as they readied themselves for the season's competition. Anddprepare well they did for they emerged un efeated and Champs of the Midget Bexar County League. Bro. Gray is the person responsible for this perfect record. X A I I dbihhhfltol 4 lf, 5 ax xx 29 N ! 3 X. 'il 0 1? ln! Q. 1944 Schedule Sept. 15-Edison Sept. 23-Burbank Sept. 29-South San Oct. 6-Del Rio Oct. 14-Lanier Oct. 22-St. Edwards Oct. 27-Hot Wells Dannie Dounson - Lean, muscular, hard-hitting, Danny was the fit leader of a hard-fighting team. Not a captain of the strategic type, who guided his men into battle, but a fighting captain, who led his men into the fray, Danny's efforts won for the team--in spite of its poor score book record-one of the staunchest and largest followings in years. Practically every game furnishes Vig- nettes, miniatures, of Dan leaving a very surprised kicker looking for his punt, a very bewildered would-be passer looking for his fumble, a very disgusted would-be runner pawing the earth. Graduating at mid-year, Dan left at Central a remembrance of a line ath- lete, and a bunch of line friends. Gia ,ffl Nov. 3-T. M. I. Nov. 10-Harlandale Jackie Mueller - Solid and speedy, this Junior's star rose brightly during the season to reach its apogee by finding a place among the Independent All-Star constellation. Jack, or Doc, as the boys liked to call him, began the season in comparative obscurity, but his play- ing, steady and dependable at the start of the season, rose to a brilliant height in the Edison game. This victory, pre- cious because singular, was due in large part to J ack's inspired effort. Regular- ity at training and practice with the spring football squad has prepared him to spearhead a re-enlivened Central grid offense next year. Kulesza, W. Tynan, D. Dounson fcapt.J P. Green, J Weaver. Backfield: J. Mueller, J. Collins, W Winters, R. Bordelon. On the Whole, the Button season was far from successful. The initial game with Hot Wells 0-0, was one that Central should have won, but failed to do when the team lacked the necessary punch to score when in pay-dirt. The Harlandale Indians skirting around ends at will, trounced the But- ton outfit 26-0. A 19-0 defeat was plastered on the Centralites when the T.M.I. Panthers out- charged and outplayed the Button eleven. Smarting from these three defeats, the Buttons came back to play the best game of the season, clearly outfighting and outplaying a highly favored Edison Golden Bear eleven 19-7 on the Bear field. An Edison blocked kick on the 15-yard line set up the initial score after Edison had tallied early in the first quarter. Willingham scored on a 60-yard run off tackle, tossed another pass to Hutzler that carried some 50 yards in all to give the Buttons their only victory of the season. St. Anthony's Yellowjackets hit an over-confident Button eleven and crushed it 29-2 after a hard-fought 7-2 first half. Burbank's Bulldogs of the city league, starring their flashy runner Jerry Mangum, trimmed the Buttons in easy style 13-0. Winding up the season with two trips, the first to Laredo and the second to Fredericksburg, the Buttons failed to tally in either encounter. The Martin High Tigers of Laredo in their machine-like play smothered the Blue and Gold eleven 41-0. Fredericksburg, capitalizing on a first-play fumble by Central, jumped into a 6-0 lead with but one minute played and then increased their score to 12-0 in the early minutes of the third period. Captain Dounson was the outstanding player for the Buttons throughout the season, offen- sively opening holes in the center wall and defensively backing up the line on almost all plays. Jackie Mueller, rated all-city back on the independent team roster, was greatly responsible for the 19-7 Edison victory. Buttons starting lineup-Line: C. Hutzler, W. RECORD Hot Wells Harlandale 0 T M I 19 Edison 2 St. Anthony 0 Burbank 0 Laredo 0 Fredericksburg Opp 29 13 41 12 Em Seated: R. Kerr, H. Speier, T. Biediger, O. Vander Poorten, J. Keeffe, L. Fox, J. Flores, A. Logan, U. Schulz. Center: Rev. A. Piekarski, Montemayor, T. Logan, M. Hair, E. Suberg, J. Moulin, R. Nowell, E. Finck, G. Fleet. Standing: C. Barberio, R. Martinez, L. Regan, Garcia, T. Green, D. Nichols, V. Sobieski. Not present: J. McCullough. The Central B team, commanded by Rev. Alphonse Piekar- ski, established an amazing record in their 1943 gridiron battles. The B team set an impressive combat record by stopping all attempts of their opponents to break through their impenetrable defense, ending the season without having one point scored against them. Congratulations to the B team on winning the 1943 Bexar County Junior Conference Championship, a good record for the mighty Button team to be. RECORD Central Opponents Central Opponents 13 Harlandale 0 13 Harlandale 0 0 St. Anthony 0 34 South San 0 0 Alamo Hts. 0 0 Page 0 0 Peacock A 0 27 Peacock B 0 Under the intensive training of Bro. Joseph Brandmeier, S.M., the victorious C te am proved successful in its purpose. In preparation to make the varsity in future years, these young lads receive the phy them healthy young sical education and fitness needed to make men of their country. In their future, they hold the reputation of a successful athletic career at Central. RECORD Central Opponents Central Opponents 7 Harlandale 19 7 Harlandale 6 7 St. Anthony 0 27 Franklin 0 0 Alamo Hts. 7 19 S. A. Academy 0 7 South San 0 6 South San 0 6 Mark Twain 0 Seated: J. Richter, L. Barajas, R. Seng, J. Galindo, E. Campos, J. Bendele, J. Becknauld, E. Toudouze. Center: Bro. J. Brandmeier, A. Franz, M. Fischer, M. Robalin, O. Maldanado, E. Svasta, O. Segura, R. Janert. Standing: W. Schweitzer, J. Segura, W. Felder, W. Lindley, A. Goetter, P. Reid, W. Crane, T. Loef. Absent: T. Logan. T56 ' lS en - . . 4 .a l all X X - bc . 4 X 'X 1 ' , 1 'X the Tech BU AA. obpaf T X .83 ox my . s 3,10 I1 Q A . n ,qw 31193 C11l.ol1r r,gmna.ium open lx f h . we fb XX - 0 1 1 X X la N ln 5 W f ' e 4 0' on . ,-5 :K ,- 'X' .'. 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X. ,ff ZBA VIZIA fx o-ff.. in SARRQ MATOCHA Yoweri WILKINS VARSITY The Va1s1tx Basketballels undel the capable coachlng of Fathu Alphonse Ple kalskl set an enxlable 1eco1d fOl the 1944 season The D1Qt11Ct 28A teams found themselxes no match fm the speedx and acculatt Buttons and exen the IIIIEJQI 'N A teams found them 1 folnnd able opponent They placed second 1n the Annual South San AIHOHIO rIOU1Ililll4,Ill hung, doxxned hx the nnghtx Lamex X olls In the Hot Well toulnex the Buttons xxc lt lll tt m tht su on lound hx Ha1l1nd1l tn lecold xxas bb8 FRANCIS NIATOCHA Hard to stop xxhen head ed fo1 the basket Bob had foxm that meant two polnts Maklng a speclalty of a plxot shot close undel the b3ChbO211d Matocha used It to xxm many a game ALBERT YIYZA Xltal cog ID the teams pass xx oxk W xthout hlm the qumtet s ball handhng xx ould haxe dllllllll hed gleatlx Could come through 1n a pmch mth 1 scoung spult that xxould often mean the game IALK WH KINS Fllllflg, 1 guud posxtlon ably Jack hid 1 p us that could get alound anxbodx Lsuallx llllllltg omebodx el Q NCOIQ the polnts W1l kms xx1 Lvnttnt lll lxtfplllgg the hall moxlng 1nd ltedmg, tht It t of the team IOQP PII '-XRRO Hugh pomt m ln of the tt 1m he l h ne of the stolln T tkx l 1ll h 11 llc tould fluhhlc .nound the best LII nd ln tht e DAX ID BOW EY Fax OIIIQ of the eloxxd for hxs at tlmes xx ell nlgh mnaculous ablhty to gam posses non ofthe ball, the H1 st essentlal for scormg, Dave's hght and d11V9 spa1k plugged the team to vlctory th1ough many a tough CFISIS 1 , .,.,,.. ..--. - 1f.i'3'5a'u 'e ' ' sl 4 , . 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JACK MUELLER - Doc as he was called by the members of the team was the steadlest man on the squad A person to be depended upon for any Job Jack earned the respect of everyone TOM BATTERSBY Member of the first five un t1l he sprained his wrist in the Tech game Tommy is a promising guard A good shot and a better defensive man lt takes a real player to get around 1m JERRY PHARES Hard luck man of the team Phares started the season off by bleakmg a w rlst during practice Able to see action only towards the end of the season he didn t have much of an op portumty to shine ROBERT MAINZ Playlng a hard game all season h1s height was often a benefit His pot shot from the sideline was going 1n with a surpl 1s1ng regularity towards the end of the season MANUEL CUELLAR Managing somehow to slap the ball in he could follow up as well as any tall man on the squad Always able to get a laugh he was at his best in the locker room after a game V334 'Www ww' -uv-4,14 ': '3h5,.,,m N If 4.-J- l..nu 'Kr- -e.,.-AI. Now-- MLQGRN'k RECORD Opp. CC Southern Defense 25 35 St M315 s U Peacock San An Jr College Tech Burbank Charlotte Lanier Alumnl Harlandale Hot Wells Brackenrldge Tech Burbank T M I South San South San Alamo Heights Sam Houston Edison Jefferson T M I Tech Hot Wells Edgewood Edison Lanier Harlandale South San Harlandale Lanier St Joseph fLaredoJ V ff' if 4 !5ATTE.R5bY MAIN1. 3 CUELLAR ' ' ' ' ' ' -T1 X. ' ' , v 'si' - . - f ' V z l ,: ts ' , , 1 ' 'A 'lf 4 I n j 1 rfb S ffm- l ffl? if gg. . - li ' Q lr f ' :X 'f ' r 'N-- f -l f Y - . ' , ,, A A gl : , i is X .al l.-F' ffn' Q3 1' .4 if ' n ' - f - f - 1. F 1 , - '- It 8 l f' '32 I ' - . A 5 A A, ,gsw I7 - - ' K A Q . .. Q I I ' 5 3 L n X Lg' I - - -I ' mx ' 'I ' . ,l,f,- suv . 1 - . I I II . , , 4 I I lf! ffswy A ' L - II. I I ef I.. II I . I : ' ' x i-. ll I f I - -, I: . . af , ' , I 1 I Q . . K- ll' .fi , ' : N '. - - - I Il ' I , I 4 5 ' -eg. ,,,, a Za Q 2, 1- - ZQ,,.,,.gx II, I -Y 49: l sf - , ...au ,-qt to 55, I 4 i . 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A team plastering some hapless victim prior 18 Burbank to the varsity game. Under the careful supervision of gggly Bro. Joseph Lanfer, the team emerged Champ of the Bexar South Eau County League and an unsuccessful but close contender 22 Aiggf Hts' for the title in the Alamo League. Winning 14 and losing izglieilouston 7 their percentage of wins for the season was .667. The 26 Edison team scored a total of 469 points against 385 for their 53613233 opponents. 28 Edison 21 Lanier 22 Harlandale 29 St. Anthony 15 Lanier 22 Laurel Hts. Team First row: E. Mazzurana, R. Garza, F. Paletta, A. Garza J. Barloco, W. Howard, A. Logan. Top row: Bro. Joseph Lanfer, coach, F. Scrivano, F. Robin- son, V. Sobieski, E. Suberg, C. Bolner, E. Holleman J. Casseb, U. Schulz. CZIIII - hilfffl' -. .' .us 3' 'N' Bottom row: M. Hair, A. Ferro, E. Svasta, E. Toscano, J. Keeffe, T. Green, J. Clark. Top row: Bro. Warner Rohrbach, coach, P. Dounson, W. Walton, T. Monroe J. Tillotson, J. Young, A. Weissler, A A. Grassl, G. Casanova. Seas0n's Record CC 11 26 6 17 28 22 30 33 29 30 20 17 13 30 29 40 381 Won Lost Peacock Emerson Hawthorne Page Peacock St. Gerard St. Anthony South San South San Harlandale Edison St. Gerard St. Anthony Edison St. Gerard Peacock Percentage ,..,..,.,..,.. .813 The B team had no trouble at all in soundly trouncing the teams they met in the course of the season. Winning 13 and losing 3 they were on top in their league all season and took the Bexar County B championship with ease. Coached by Bro. Rohrbach, the team, spearheaded by E. Toscano, dropped in a total of 381 points to their opponents 211. Their season average was .813. I Bottom row: L. Alvarez, F. Loessberg Carthy, R. Aelvoet. Top row: J. Farmer, M. Flores, Bro ilton. C3111 The C team, in true Central fashion, won the Bexar County Junior Conference championship with little difficulty, having lost but two of its twelve contests. Their season's record stood at 12 wins and 5 losses for a percentage of .705. Having but 10 players on the squad Bro. Pieper did very well in giving them the fundamentals of the game. In all, the team scored 295 points against the opponents 206. 7 W. Schweitzer, E. Toudouze, J. Mc- J. Pieper, coach, J. Gueldner, W. Ham- Season's Record Opp. CC . Opp, Emerson 19 18 Franklin 10 Hawthorne 13 22 St. Mary's 8 St. Gerard 4 13 San Antonio A. 17 St. Anthony 5 13 St. Anthony 9 San Antonio A. 13 15 Harlandale 10 South San 9 21 St. Henry's 25 South San 15 14 Franklin 12 Peacock 13 22 St. Mary's 11 Harlandale 9 D iS- 'S 'H hi .-. ,, p, -...-- .,, - - Knowing that an Army's strength depends on its reserve power, Central started huilding for the next year. As a result some 100 hoys came out for the four football teams, an average of one out of every six students. Results of the B and teams augur well for the 1944 Button eleven. . f'9,r Mfg ,i l F 5 'af'-44-4 44, -a l 1 Q V ' '. K 1- rf' 1 I' 1 '-' 'I slr ti! is Xin: gfl. 1 'N 'ft hu 3 Q A 191. v . , , .jf --,A 03.0 'l3F9l?s -:itil-I A' D 5 3 is First row: F. Matocha, A. Vizza, D. Bowen, J. Sarro, J. Wilkins, R. Mainz. Top row: Fr. Alphonse Piekarski, Coach, T. Logan, J. Phares, M. Cuel- lar, Bro. Joseph Lanfer, Athletic Director. 1 1, , ' -.a . -- ,. 'Fl 'H A '.qyP0w'h,E IQ J' ff Bottom row: C. Hutzler, W. Ku lesza, P. Green, D. Dounson, W Tynan, J. Weaver, M. Vlahos G. Wilson. Middle row: Capt. Flo Dean, Coach ler, J. Collins, W. Winters, B Willingham, R. Bordelon, Bro Joseph Lanfer, Athletic Director Top row: J. Culp, F. Matocha, R Jaeckle, J. Chinner, R. Tips chaca, mgr. Es 9 fi I 2 I -i K I ':. Always boasting a good basketball squad, Central's turnout for the varsity and four minor teams was well over 60. The minor teams won the B.C.J.C. league champion- ships in their respective divisions, whilst the varsity took second place to Lanier in the San tourney. Prospects for next season are good, hut the youngsters still lack the height that is needed for the rougher varsity competition. Together the teams compiled a record of 73 wins and 28 losses for a .T23. B. Pearson, S. Liherto, J. Muel- W. Howard, T. Mitchell, H. Men! 7. L ,' A , U Q R f 'KK ' 1 X 'SK ' Nw ,, 5 N X A 3,24 - , - Q if 5' Vflzf 3 X .fhnrr .- , Q 1 V 4 ...Sm K I- .fn 1 , . .-f-Ts. A' A ' :mimi-Kg if ' ' .FM ' 'H--,if ,'ivui,, 7 in ru. 'm..,-57 Q,-9335 ff 37 rf , .1 Xi ' 'F H v-. Y, .X '. + wa, .Ps -:M N 'fQ5: I I - ,.H '4 lv,,3 ' 55+--Wink .1 I V,-,N . , f ...Y ' ,.,,g AJ' :jg f.. 439 M x,,4 v fwhvfl' nf- -.4-f '-v. 4--s ,- ,4- 511' BCXING Mr. George Schweitzer, Central's boxing coach and instructor, became a familiar figure around the school after Christmas. As Bert Brennan, he spent a highly successful career as a feather- weight knight of the squared circle from 1918- 1928. He then retired into active amateur and professional refereeing. This year he contributed the valued and appreciated services of coaching and training any and all potential student boxers and of capably refereeing and judging the Annual Boxing Tournament. Boxing is one of the main events looked forward to annually by the student body. This year the turnout of about 80 boxers provided a week and a half of top-notch preliminaries before the semi- finals and finals on March 16 and 17. As an improvement over last year, a ring was set up in the gymnasium instead of the basement, in order to accommodate the increasing crowds. Under the direction of Bro. Joseph Lanfer and Mr. George Schweitzer, and with the ardent and valuable assist- ance of Messrs. Willard Brown, Sam Slotsky, and Jerry Crowley, the eighteen final bouts provided one of the best and most varied amateur ring exhibitions of the city. Evenly matched bouts in weights ranging from 75 to 175 pounds and including students from seventh grade to fourth high, provided thrills and surprises for faculty and students. D. Martinez, R. Zamora, G. Ban-en, E. Finck, R. Jaeckle. G0ld medals 2d0I'Hed the proud breasts of the winner and sterling silver awards consoled the semi-finalists who missed the boat on the last night. W. Hamilton, G. Farmer, A. Goetter, J. McCarty, E. Toudouze, R. Hajek, P. Dounson, R. Foster, D. Pozza, Y 1 ,f Later in the year, on April 10, the top- - 'A' notchers of Central's squad furnished eight of the seventeen bouts on the Police Benefit Boxing Exhibition which attracted a crowd of 6000 to the Munici- pal Auditorium. Then, after a period of intensive training, a full team of Cen- tralites entered the T. A. A. F. CTexas Amateur Athletic Federationj Tourna- ment at the Auditorium on April 18, 19 and 20, producing A. Goetter, O. Pozza and R. Wilkins as champions. 9 YU Left to Right: Front ron: R. Armstrong. .l. listes, .l. Nlm-Party. R. Josey, G. Framer. J. Erwin, D. Penny cuff. Al. Gavegan, A. Fansza. J. Farmer. li. llernal. Nl. Valencia. ll. Hofl'mann. YY. Davis. Second ron: U. Mayo, C. Ryland. Nl. Charon. J. Wilson. NN. Hamilton. W. Keller, L. Nlagers, L. Barajas F. Toudouze. J. Layer. U. Maldonado, Nl. Flores. A. tioetter, V. Nlonestier. F. Gutierrez. Third row: W. Felder. J. Hoffmann. J. Nlcfarthy. li. Lindley, l'. Nlagaro, .l. Nlarotta. YV. Schweitzer, R Hajek. S. Liherto. A. Grassl. 'l'. llarr, J. Richter. J. Zimmerman. .X. Wcissler. G. Stuehben. I Fourth Ron: Nl. Ylahos. IJ. l ozza. F. Scrivano. 'l'. lliecllger. J. t'onett. li. Peoples. I.. NIend0Z11, E. Rod- riguez. R. Lozano. li. Foster. V. Kerr. Nl. Roballn. J. bt-Quran. Fifth Ron: ll. Martinez. .l. Garcia. R. Zamora, li. lie Winne, .l. linen. IJ. Reininger. Nl. Schoppe, J Farley. G. Callahan, Nl. Fey. li. Finck. .l.Nloulin. ll. lla- Luna. Sixth Ron: R. Pearson, G. Barrett, V. Sobieski. R. Jenkins. R. .laeckle V. Rox, l'. Green, Il, Tips, H Reininger. Some thirty-odd boys participated in the intramural boxing tournament, thus offering the student body and friends many an opportunity for some good entertainment and sport. After a week of elimination bouts, fifteen boys were crowned as the champions in the various weight divisions. In the title battle for the fiyweight championship, D. Foster outpointed M. Schoppe for the crown. In the lower right, we see the champ taking a barrage of blows before winning his title. J. Layer is seen below plastering out a championship over W. Keller, in the mosquito weight division. q. .tg ,5. o ,h 5 'N' fi s , ,QLV ' I K .-5 , L ' 1 .N - ,A V X5 .- -ix 54 - .1-x 5 M, , , L' x .Wy ii 'cw ' ' 'H A ' 5- ' A ' V ' I QF ff , g- 1- ' . W , ., ., 140' K Y.-S ' I --, ' l 'fx 5' ' r ,gf'fR'Q-5 , . ' '-if .2-gaapu ' ., , W V' O ' 'I-wp.- ,,,V ' x.f.v T' 'P M K, , A iz mx -v'Qf 9x? 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Sgt. Frederick C. Wagner R021 Tzam lnslrudor Under the guidanee of Captain Raymond Wangler, platoon leaders Lt. Harold Reiningex' and Lt. Ned Ridgwaty, lst Sgt. William Barloco, the company has turned out to he one of the best in the First Battalion. A company commander, ders, lst Lt. and lst Sgt. that has an excellent rating due to its Captain Charles Hutzler, platoon lea- Gilbert Bailey, 2nd Lt. Edgar Scherlen Ernest DeWinne. CO. Handicapped at the start by lack of personnel, the company rapidly fell into line under the leadership of Captain Gilbert Muegge, lst. Lt. Charles Tate and lst Sgt. Joseph Sarro. yy ' 'gnf,1'M--f-we , avr' 'z ef r 1 Q- - N.- , ,.... ... The best company of the F. A. C. battalion was commanded by Captain Gustavo Galindo. He was ably assisted by lst Lt. Emzy Garrett and 1stSgti. Roy Dubitzky. l Another company holding its own with the rest is commanded by Captain Joseph Munoz. The lst Sgt. Raymond Bordelon did much to bring the freshies and grades into line. Composed mostly of rookies, this isby far the largest company in the battalion. The officers responsible for making of these rookies a real unit are Captain Daniel Pozza, lst Lts. Branham Ben- nett and John Sosa, lst Sgt. James Franz. DRILL TEAM Sgt: Wagner a :nfs 4 ,-.gg gui'-elif k ,,. 4 .BAND RIFLE. 1'EiNN1 Bra VVdrner Lf- Fiscl-ser' -I 'f'F 'lFl R. 0. T. C. The military unit at Central Catholic this year is under the able direction of First Lt. John W. Gaume, formerly of Camp Maxey, and of Sgt. Frederick C. Wagner. Six companies comprise the R. O. T. C. regiment. There are two Battalions. The first Battalion consists of boys in the regular R. O. T. C. while the second Battalion fexclusive of oflicersj is called the Freshman Auxiliary Corps CF A C J The Second Battalion is slightly larger than the R O T C ln that there are about ten more men to each company The average R O T C company consists of fifty enlisted men two lieutenants, and one captain The regiment drills with wooden rifles due to our wartime condltlons There are however ninety Winchester Calibre Thirty Enfield rifles QM 19183 on hand ln the armory for use in bayonet practice and mock warfare The F A C does not partake 1n this drill In regard to extended order drill there lS but one purpose in view and that IS to teach boys the art of warfare a trainmg that will be of lnvaluable aid to the R O T C students Lt Gaume has started one thing at Central during the past year that we have not had ln former years callsthemcs by Battalion It took all year and plenty of hard work but now the boys can really be proud of what they have accomplished A bystander is thrilled to see two hundred boys moving as one performing many difficult exercises w1thout a miscue X f, x Q20 QXFNNS Q J 4: sf' x CL 'Wir 8 L3 'L u n u 1 l , V 7 ' Y , . 7 I . , .... 7 ' 7 Y 1 ' - , 5 N. . A uf K x lo' ' x ,- ,X i -xl - ' Q NB. ff 7 Q , I S I. KS- X' ' f, , st. 'nn T wf7' , 27' Q ,'f?77 if Q 4 9' si .. X 4 'A J' X I' . 'W L 1 --'25 . ., Q' NY A 'K ETH ' W .lx fzf.. 'ff , :Qi i.-'-6 Q ,. 91 - f .f 1 e Q 11, .1 ll I 0-554' ,Q I x ,.-Lf Q A4-'wx rv V fl. l Q X O 0 ' .I O L Xu j f x S WX 3-Q, f 5 ER S ff I f ' 2 325 ' L' Xf ire BX? X ,ff fm-XAQ X MMM X wx Cfgg :L M f? X QCTIVITIES r x If X - 4 ' ir 'le I I . X li 1 f el W, I . s f 4 S-E 'U A ' 5 'Qi i:::.Zg'5f25g 3 5 XQQSX f 2'5 f fxm 5' X' ,i li A If V. I X 1 gag, fl! f M V! , X f Q' X X MX -xN get I 1' 'T X F Ili ,f QNSRW ff! Q Tl- f -EXW i K K W M045 i P 4,4451 -. SLN .1 all ' 53. 1 1fzZQf1 RETREAT .v , The Brothers' Chapel was used by the stu- dents for the daily Mass at 8:20 A. M. Daily Mass and Communion and frequent confes- sion were readily available for the Central- ites who were anxious to keep in condition spiritually, as well as mentally and phys- ically. g 3 is zz Father Chaminade in the field of religion, as many others in the fields of science, literature, art and medicine, may be said to have lived a hundred years ahead of his time, because he diagnosed, before the days of the French Revolution, the disease of Religious Indifference as the subtle but virulent cause of a troubled future for the world. The French Revolution and the numerous wars that have unceasingly followed it even up to our times, have shown that his diagnosis is sadly true. Hence, with an eye to a future world of Christian peace, the Brothers of Mary here at Central apply their Founder's remedy for modern troubles by striking at their roots-religious indifference. The first big step in this battle against re- ligious indifference is the Annual Retreat which, this year, was conducted by Fr. Al- phonse Piekarski from Sept. 28 to Oct. 1. The retreat consisted of short practical in- structions by the retreat master, question box, recitation of the rosary and other prayers in the homerooms, reading of spir- itual pamphlets and books, and serious thought about the future. One of the twelve beautiful stained glass windows that adorn the Faculty Chapel, shows Fr. Chaminade, the Founder of the Society of Mary amidst his early disciples. UNIOR SCDALIT Y The sodality this year consisted of two sections, the senior group under the direction of Father Clement Otting, and the junior division supervised by Brother Paul Novosal and Brother Paul Cherrier. Despite the rationing of food, a successful food drive was carried on and many needy families were made happy at Christmastide by the students' generous contributions. During Catholic Book Week, an impressive display was set up in front of the library and its results were noted from the number of Catholic books read. On the eighth of December, a Day of Recollection was conducted by Father Alphonse Piekarski for some seventy boys. As an added good work, each day the stu- dents go to Mass and Holy Communion for the old boys in the Armed Forces on over- seas duty. The mission contributions during Lent were very successful, with the fresh- man classes outgiving all the other home rooms. yrfe. i SENICR SQDALITY O THE CAST B. Bennett-The Gimp G. Galindo-Fat Dutchy G. Payne-Bro. Geranium E. Garrett-Dum-Dum E. Mason-Stagehand P. McCool-Bro. Orchid C. Bass-Solomon F. Paletta-Dominic Battista R. Wangler-Bro. Hollyhock A. Brown-Stagehand D. Bowen-Abbot J onquil A. Vizza-Bro. Nasturtium E. Fischer-Freckles GnLEE. CLUB For their annual play the Seniors of 1944, under the direction of Father Clement Otting, S. M., presented the hit play, Brother Orchid. The play was a great success and was decidedly the best in years. Benefit performances were given to the orphans and school children, and the two night presentations. Phil McCool played the leading role of Brother Orchid and was supported by the cast listed to the left. DRAMATICS OWU Un MOTHERS' CLUB OFFICERS Mesdames G. B. Bailey .... ......., .,.... P resident T. Bauman ,..,,,,,,, .,..,,.. V ice-President P. Green ....,., .,.,,, 2 nd Vice-Pres. J. Tips .,,.,e,,ee e..v.. . ,,3rd Vice-Pres. G. Molteni .,,... P. McCool .e,ee ,. C. Neumann ..eee,eee.,., B. Logan, ...,e B . . h-.,.,,.,4th Vice-Pres. .,i.,-,e.5th Vice-Pres. e.e.,eRecording Sec. Corresponding Sec. . Relnlnger ,e.,r.r,.,..,.rr...,....r.,.,. Treasurer W. McBrearty C. Jenke ......, ,, ee.,.i.Press Reporter ...,,-.,Sick Chairman E. Mazzurana .,.r,,.. C Parliamentarian MCTHERS' CLUB Always on the lookout for their sons' welfare and pleasure, our mothers - incorporated in the Mothers' Club-have given the boys some of the most enjoyable treats of the year. The club started its season with a series of five card and bingo parties. They joined with the Fathers' Club to sponsor the barbecue in May. The Father and Son banquet and the Christmas party given by the Mothers' Club have left pleas- ant and enjoyable memories for the past year and -dare it be mentioned-expectations for the next. DADS' CLUB The main object of the Fathers' Club was to establish a closer comradeship between Father and Son. The club entered its twelfth year as the most active organi- zation of the school. One of the principal objectives of the year was to further the fund for building the third floor of the school. This was accomplished by an all- day picnic and barbecue on May 7 at Pablo's Drive. The Club, among other things, sponsored the turkey raffle at Thanksgiving. Talks by prominent speakers enlivened the meetings. Among these were Colonel McShayne, Bro. Peter Dames, and Mr. Peavey. The Father and Son Banquet was the main social event of the year. S. Garrett ........... - ....... ---------President J. Mitchell .......... ....... - -Vice-Pres. E. Green .............. ....... 2 nd Vice-Pres. F. Heusinger ....,........... 3rd Vice-Pres. A. McCool ........... ............ S ecretary J. Mergele ........ -.-,-...Treasurer 'S 3 . N N -4 iz- ' 1 552 ' 1 5: Pronlaeat aellora and their dates at the End-of-Semester dance held in the achool aalltoriam. .leaue LaBurt, Queen of the R.0.T.C. J0rr1 Kiaalinfa all-student orchestra that jimi at the End-of-Semester dance. 5-24 C TRAL PED , - , 7' ff, u fe u P f ' f, n ,Wfvffm iors To Present Brother Urchidv ext We 4 'l'e-uni lf! llrif-fi H'fH'l'III'-If HIHIIIIV' lifluvzrfl ll. HUfll.lI.S'0l1 Pla IDXII Hwy ,,,,,,, cm ,,,, 1 gp, ,,.k aw , ,. . , rs Svurc- lfflfly ll pfl W'f'j flfff' liyflfl' IH ,U01'lI' X Pill' it . ll Nw11'o1'.s' lllrl lim! 'lfIlH'IlI'lll l 7 In ffollzerlv ',l willy ii i f l- -. l I l X X llXIl i 'Y N-KW Deadline for mater ial ws as drawing near, in hile the repoiteis ian about madly to complete their assignments. Typewriters were clashing out words, periods wore down and time ran short. But with the able guidance of Brother Raymond McAtee, the deadline was met and the Central Catholic PEP was out on time. Brother Raymond assumed command of the Central Catholic PEP on September 1, 1943. Then with a small but capable staff, he proceeded to put out the issues of the PEP that were truly of, by, and for the studentsg issues chock full of their activities and undertakings, their successes and at times, it must be admitted, their ai ures. Thomas Stateczny, through his connection with the PEP, added to his reputation of capable scholar that of a resourceful editor. His staff, drawn from all divisions of the school, ably divided and completed the multitudi- nous tasks connected with each publication. The rush is on! A familiar scene at the ice cream counter during the lunch hour. Brother Paul Novosal, librarian, is ever ready to help boys find a boolr to suit their tastes. There are magazines in abun- dance to look over when classworlr is completed. The library is usually the scene of much study and reference work. lnvaluable information can be obtained from the numerous books that line the wall. The cafeteria is always a popular place at noon, and it is no small wonder, as studying works up an appetite. 18 Y f D pendablo Slrvico Bowen Auto Parts 82 Machine Co. 305 Martinez St. Garfield 1328 Crankshaft Grinding, Motor Rebuilding, And Parts Service Fully Equipped Shop And Parts Department aff' San Antonlo W1ne Co l Llqu D lla Htlltta Who esale ' or ealers Bottlers of the Famous - O O California XVines 715 S. Comal St. -8260 i' 9'47?1l 'l 7il 1l 77'i' 7315 7715 '4Y COMPLIMENTS Central Shoe Repair Co. 323 Alamo Plaza San Antonio, Tex. Jil 'lL1Ai'4----QL-llklkf--O-4--AE-JE 'P 'P-LLLQ 4L Fox Laundry 8 Cleaners 510 West Cypress Street Phone F-2249 coMPL1MEN'rs Philip Greenberg 341 E. Commerce, G-4922 Anthony Marotta Distributor-Harper Bros. 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Milk. Ta 1j. 1 J fig' 'X 15, 0 15, 1l'O'91'10S - . . ,j '. . .A L ' ' ' . Lu ' 17 ,., i v F. A . . . - h 1 1 1 . - . I 1 . ' 1 ' . Q- 7 I'. '0L1 Y . 'K fs . C! .Q -I , X., , . - . ' ' X - fi:- ' n l We extend our smcere R Congratulatlons to the Cerner P t W ll Graduates of 1944 am s a paper Glass Etc II4 Main Ave Phone G 9287 Au Lme Cab SGIVICG Day and Night Service Fleet of 1942 Studebakers Phone Garfreld 1321 4 Conqratulahons The Friendly Club BLAS F SCRIVANO O e C G RS D POOL DO NOES 401 MAIN AVE Louzs Paletta Dealer m IMPORTED PRODUCTS 25 N Santa Rosa at W Marhn Fan 7871 San Antomo Cluck Hatchery 303 I-'redencksbu g Road Phone P 1831 Ro drxguez Bros Memonals 917 W Huston St San Antomo Texas Recappg c z N T A SeT s SPEIER TIRE COMPANY 421 Fredericksburg Road P 7921 Complunents Munoz the Ta11or R G KLEVEN HAGEN SPECIALTY PLUMBING 84 HEATING REPAIRS 100 AVANT AVE AT HACKBERRY I 8 G N Wood Coal 6. Lumber Co Buzldzrg A1tlf!71d! and .Supplzes FRANK E LUTHY EMIL W LEESCH Pe sh g 8187 IOIO W Ashby Place Texas ' Greatest Jewelers 203 EAST HOUSTON ST GUNTEI HOTEL ' if ss ' I I I II2- ' , . . . C ' . , wn r C G ETTES - I A - CAN IES A ALL. KINDS D S - MI I I . I ' r . I Mrs. Maude G. Court San Antonuo, Texas ' ' ' ' in - Vu! ani ing - ew ires of II iz ire 0 1 Q . n a ' ' . .I A. - 1 ' r in - Kenwood 4227 Sun Antomo, Ten: .... Motor Machme 61 Auto Parts Co 4506 S Flo es Auto Parts Machme Shop Servrce R G Renunger Owner Comphments oi Straus F rank Co Comphments oi The B F Goodnch SIIVGPTOWII Stores 724 Lexmgton Ave at Euclxd G 7278 Troubled w1th Help Shortage? Get Good Serv1ce Fme Food at Haag Bros ICE STATION 2414 N ZARZAMORA HENRY S BICYCLE SHOP NEW and REBUILT BICYCLES Let Us Rebu Id Your BIKE And Make It Look L ke N W Fo Vacat on K 8045 737 Pleasa to Rd Comphments of 114 Water St F 3692 Comphmentsot Alamo Jewelry Co Complxments of Cairo 8: Putty Complxments of SAM IIISSE'I I' LIIIIIIIIIII IIII SANDERS TOP 6: BODY WORKS Auto Tops Seat Covers Body and Fender Work Duco Pamtmg Vtrecked Cars Rebullt 24 Hours Wrecker Servrce 612 614 Broadway Phone Fannm 4311 Comphments Potchern1ck's When U Need A Electrician Call VOLLMER Electric Company G 4188 418 Elm San Antonio Texas LOUIS E BARBER CO Glgurclg Supplies ESTMENTS C DLES GREET NG CARDS AND P CTURES Pho e G 3391 425 W Market St Comphments of Sol Frank Co PROSPECT HILL BAKERY so wauzus Pnor BREAD PIES and CAKES 2311 W Commerce Rd Phone F 9841 O. , K. 6511 I if 0 s ' 7 - i I E r I Y1 V1 . We1ler's Service Station A 1 O ' ' 1 ' 1, - of . V , AN , I I n - , ' I The Pause That Refreshes Drink Qf'.Q6 San Antomo Coca Cola Botthng Co LUCCHESE INSURANCE AGENCY INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS VAN NESS DRUG STORE me VAN NEQS V 6177 'mia usa 7.5105513111 MOTHERS CLUB F or your eatmg Pleasure ,gplfnl i of' 'Wx 4 The FLAVOR tells' GEO A BARTZ 8: SON NooDT.Es BARTZ sYRuP NEESE BROTHERS CONCRETE MATERIALS 'lib'-MAI! llf- U. l.DA1. OPP. T TELEPHONE CATHEDRAL 1364 I -Cx X l I WEST C ' :Sc ' 2 I C CONDUCTED BY ..,7,9 gsiatxrs of Qlhurifg uf the Qlncurnniz Ilia: n ,V , ,EE N ,- N Sm: Antonin, lexus V' ' ' '11, ' , 1 , 'T -E x Q f ' - I w R V, E xx u 1' Q X T, - lyvfnlb Of , Q f- mais ' C'r:mplinTe-Ilts uf thv 9 ' fi?-'TTFF . f-..,.' f 'fa ' . iq . Jw , - V . . SAND. GRAJEL CEMENT EE.-.S'ER - LAMEER CK ETC .. E -aw N cr-TEH ' T'1 X HTEXAS' OLDEST JEWELERSH i ' I yf X 31122355 X 4 ifzs MW Q JEWELERS EXTRA SILVERWARE Q I C057 516 E HOUSTON ST PHONE G 6369 BOLNER GROCERY 81 MEAT MARKET Compllments oi Kenwood 9441 2900 So Flores St Umon Auto Supply 62 Furniture Co SAN ANTONIO TEXAS Compliments SAN ANTONIO WELDING CO 321 E Comm erce G 5219 Lakevlew Pharmacy Cor Cmcmnah 8 Zarzamora PRESCRIPTIONS Phone P 3155 Compliments of County Judges Office Charles W Anderson Quality Repa r Vlork 608 W Houston St San Antomo Texas Reyes Packlng C0 SL d oef' DR 0 K MAYO Phon C 6081 2 uamo Pl San Antom o Texas Court House Cafe 102 N lhta BUD NASH Studx of the Dance Ballroom Tap Rumba Tango Persh ng 0831 2617 Mann Awe San Anton 0 Canadlan Cleaners and Dyers ll M I SLBERG O ne 2801 N St Mary s St DIAL PERSHING 1851 C mpl ments of Dlstrlct Attorney s Offlce ' -' I - 1 I l I , . . . 2000 . are o St. I Ph n .. 5412 Acosta Music Company O I O . i , '. . e ' 1235! Q . ' '0 Yi ' i . , i . 0 i . . , 'A , , I , w r Iv. . . ' X, 8584 Q Compliments Compliments ANNS CHURCH SAINT MARYS CHURCH BELGIUM INN 11 D W C xt Ft si DIIHIAH 4-3l!9VVC G1 C mP me 'S James H T1ps Pekln Food Store Conirucior + 333 E Conlxnerce St G 1341 Concrete Asphalt Constructmon Comphments of Lone Star Ice Dellvery San Antomo Texas 1 , . 7 sf . ' Q l , ,f 'I 1 Qf of ST. ' ' Comp 'ments e inne's ou s . . C. De Winne 8 Sons L. I. Gxttmger Iohn R. Shook its As . 's 'c orney . ommerce St. Phone 761 +, Q. f - . Q . 4 I f , - f 1' f + + l + + 4' I . 4. 1 T JI- 10149-40- Compliments ot A Friend Compliments of Dr. H. L. Wille Sunny South Cafe Farmer gk Workmg man Retreat Where you frnd good thungs to eat. 233 E. Commerce Comp11ments of St Peter Pnnce ot the Apostles Alam Hemght Compllments San Antomo Mus1c Co TRY REPAIR SERVICE A I MONIER 6. COMPANY Plumbmg and Heating Contractors The Omgmal Mex1can Restaurant 117 Losoyc: St TEXAS STEAM LAUNDRY 50 years .4 15 Loyoh St 9 Compluments Gerald Staffel 308 E Commerce G 3942 Comphments I NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE San Antomo Texas - . of ' o ' s ' ' I H ll 0 U Q l . Phone Cathedral 1251 I Leaders in laundry business tor over . ' o 005- . F. .. 81 - --- l 1-1 f 3'4'i' 774 'Wi' l Y?'4'7 3 '.f1.f'4 i.' 'l 'Wilv' 'Y Tiff' 4f1.Yi ' ---9 4--AOL Li--nk 4 -QL-LL S0115 Market Basket Meats Frult Vegetables Grace xes 1818 Main Ave P 3181 Comphments d Suey Sang Co PHONE F 2521 Marotta Lumber Co 2811 W M JOE MAFIOTTA SAN ANTON!O TEXAS Compliments to the Graduates FOYTT The Trop1cs Comphments Compliments oi Aapbfww fl 01' IELPS 10' SHE PIIIIITS WZQAL mm DELICIOUS Home MAN: C H I LI can CARNE SWT FAMO SSE SON G N F-P FREE RECIPE BOOK GSJF TwfCE as me C -.42 ' CHILI PIIWIIEII MAKES T E FOOD 3 M MAKES THE FLA OR O Kmg Beverage Co Orange Crush NuGrape 300 Iones Ave Phone Garheld 8721 Comphments of L S1ege1, Jeweler A A Spe1er Food Store 409 Fredencksburg Rd P 8125 O ' . u ' z. g - . I 1 I I . artln Street I O . I I II . ,B-' CHILI, -' Q-7 urs EA v I H GEBHARDTS of , , 3 U A IN 5 I 1?-fx' ' in The Fathers Club OE ' swf' X JUII mud D0l1ClYd to U' A ,Q -I! Gab lr t hull Powder Co. 4 S ' I I I I O Flavor - - H o u-dl'c ' v . . . I ' l I 7144 Uni? '.'i5iGQWlf1l' 'iii- MWKBH MIMUF CONGRATULATIONS Class of 44 The largest store m the largest state he I Za, Comphments Ea lilly I Z ' r sw if San Antonio Texas Congratulations To Our Many Fnonds Central Catholxc Hxqh School Best Washes for a most successful and happy School Year ucvmaniic TNI UTYLI IHOP Ol TNI SOUTH YT? 'Pi'-l '1f'lf'7ifi' 'lf'9' ?1G17'Qf'P Qf i? AlS1t:gffg, ,y:'?', A 5 fm7fflf f'..,. wil a ' lf 4,111 il fs! 1531 A , ! l 3? ess D 1512. . 3, 25.estaf.z I ly the Alamo in San Antonio I of at ' , ?5.,ll !, bl lx ',,. :N l K If li I ' 2, v, My , ,,, 11, V ilxxq Ly 'R IN. 9 Southern Winery Inc. Approved Mass Wines 922 San Pedro C 7063 Roy's Flower Shop Cut Flowers, Sprays, Corsages 1202 N St Mary s St F 2851 St FIGHCIS dl Paola Church Clarehan Fathers 1n charge O3 1V1ora1es G 0648 M SES 6 00 8 00 19 '1 PERPETUAL NOVENA un honor of OUR LADY OF SORROWS In italian 4 OO pm In Engllsh 7 00 m c:oMPLlMENT5 WQLFF St MARX ALAMO PAINT AND WALLPAPER CO INC Pamts Varrushes and Munsco Stores at 1119 21 W C 0 N F 9331 G 3447 I Kaufman s 102 SOUTH FLORES STREET KALPNIXN IXXIPNIPXN a Is.-XLPNI-XX .1 o 111 of1914 o 1218 Comphments Mr Joe SOb1eSk1 Comphments of Gu1d0 Bros Cons 1510 w Mmm F 3555 Compl ments of Texas Food Market 620 Labor St K 7124 KELLY SCHERRER fun f 326 W Iosephme Street P 6184 p DI 1 2 F o L LLL.-. OF AS 1 2 - 1 - 1:-Dx, 2 Q . . - ' : 3 p. . Trade' l'1'll1 V0111'l 1'iw1zI'.f ll I x . I . . - . ommefce or 107-5 o. A1amo , v 1 v Q L A. RAI PHAR, Llaws of 191126 N. ' '1..-',C1awaf9'1 L. '. ' 4- . -', C155 S. '. . . .',C1'5s f K 1 of - -. 1- . i xv f ' -ff ff f .fha f . Merv1berFIo1'is1s Telegru 11 civcry Asauuiuziuiz '7i'iY .fi. W. ?'i7i.fi.' Abel s Meat Market Specxalty ln Oldels for Reitaurante LAMB PORK AND BEEF Phone F 2844 1518 So Flores St ll armack s Ph lrmacw ll ll lll11lC.lx P 111 Plop 1000 S Flores Qt lx 6 41 San kl1l0l1l0 lexax Snapihots ll hllo lou Walt' 10 Wlcf RORX l'HO'I 0 llll I' W1cCrorw 1 8. 10 Store l lloux on Lwlc 'Nloeckcl Red 8. Whlte Store Phone Garfxeld 5942 1725 N St 'Vlary 5 St J ullus Maler Meat Market F 4081 404 E Quincy IXLTONIORIIF IOXNS FURNITURL IOANS Ion Rates Quick Serucc Natlonal Plnance to 1104 Grav son St h 164 Compllments Sea Foam Laundry, Inc 1115 Cla llllllf., 1942 N St Nlarx s 7311 I H ummcl gl Chas' cf Arthur Bedqood RID 8. Nl H1'lF lple GIOLQIILN Fmcx Nr tm 1309 Prlo Uh Road Central Weldlng 8. Machlne Co Fred llrotlna K Frank San 'llarco Nlgrs Plectrlt 8. Xcatslnne Xl eldlng, General kuto Repaxrxng B 309 PZ Cor N Laredo 8. 'llartm St W estern Heights Pharmacy 1315 Frlo Clty Road 783 San Xntonlo Texas Youl c1LCl1tl2fOOtl At T e Johnaon I+ urmture Co 109 bo Laredo St lel F 9164 Scheh s H lrlandale Pharmacy Quahtx Pxucuptxonb 5301 S Flores lx 5176 Gene lrwln Scrucc Station xu P f 9009 'Nogalltos ' , 5 v I '1 I ' . I ' ' ' ' ' Hfk- 'z ' 1 wgr. Pl: '. ' T. .'. .' . . '- 1 Q J Q ' ' ' . ' 1 . 'A lf' , D. Y . , ,, v , v 7 v N . 4 I .1 V L. v'1 2-10 C. st - - - - . . . . v ' ,I ' r . T . .I , I . - - ,. 1 . , , v , . 1 . 1 .A , ,' I'- - . , . . L A ' 'T ' nl ' ' 1 1 . ,. 1 x , lf. 1. 1, M '. , . r . I' . 1 '63 . Y . , 'l I ' I . 3' ' 1 f , v b , . , . , . 1 St: ' -- 1 .I-zz, .. . X. ' . ' 5. , . ,. I ' . , , v ' lv , 1 ll , . . . ' D v I' 'Y ' ' a a C'-TL. . 1 ' , . f- - , . I '1 v' 1 Y' - ' K L . ' N' 'A' ' ' ' 'fr-31 -1+ ro lucls . , '-' .. L .' f' ' 5 L-1.0163 I -'Q---Sli ki--iii QLQL4' Compliments of The Groos National Bank San Antonio, Texas Hember of The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporatron Comphments A G Trawalter fllllll .1 o o 926 E ce St P G 4934 Central Catholrc uniforms are soId by Joske Mnhtary Dept Leon B Weiss Manager Comphments of Los Gallos Bakery 81 Cafe 826 S Pecos St Comphments of Mr Sz Mrs John Toma1no Amencan Roofmg 62 Metal Co G 4691 830 Wyommg Street HEARTIEST CONGRATULATIONS CENTRAL CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL ON RECORD BREAKING ATTENDANCE Frrends of Central La Vllla Del Carmen c e 81. 3 5 F 0 V L D D . ' AVTAG WASHERS . S A of 4 - - San Ant ni , Texas . Cornmer . hone L O ' ' San Antonio, Texas Gro en s Meats ' 40 O0 HO ST. B. 30,61 I amos, ro . qrq-qv +'1g.1g.e..f..,-.fi.'.Z.e1.. 47+-7-Q 4.-4---gffor-up + -or-'lv 771- -offlfviffrvf -vwof-0 -v'-U-10 Tl' Fl CEN! KH -a-4-,,.. QDVERTISERS X Q I .-. 1 1 V 'r ' -. L - , - I w i 3 1 1 ' L 1 Patrons Ili Ixrcellency Archbishop Rohertl Lucey D D Rt Rex Nlsgr Patriekj Ceehan lzmr Ferrara! Rt Rex Riser P I Qchnetzer Xcrx Rex Sxlxester P juergene S M Pro zmzaf Ru john Niarkoxx Qkv Tuprnrzlfndenl of Schools Rfx Bro In5,enePmlin 9 NI lnspedor 1 lccnu x Xl r oli x Io e h xc: I LX 1 h 1 Bet 1 Chi Sifroritx lo epli XIIICIIICI 6. Nlr I r Iomxl Barber o X Nlr X I Bur oeo s Sim Bas ett I umber Lo XV C Bechtel Mr. H. B6I'LI1l'lIlI1 Mr. VVill'xrd Brown Nlr. it Mr . F. C Buckholdt . I . Lorn . .De 'si Mr. H. M. Do. mer Doyle Opticwl Lo. Fr1ncis'R. Dury Ilvening, News and I'xpre A Friend Cmnplirnent. of '1 Friend . .Y Mrs. C . C alin N r. Wa NIr5.I1.S.Carrett General Neon Aflvertizing ' Nlr. Frank Clittingcr Mr. 8: Mn. laitriek Green Mr. Charles llamevzm 4. -gf-iii. +4-441971, -grip' Rev Roy Rihn Rey G P Staff Rex Alex Wangler Dr S A jendrejeski Ovxen XV K1ld'1y Rosemary Lamm r SL Mrs L S Mason Anthony T Nlendicino Fdwm L Mueller 81 Nlrs Charlee Neumann H C Patteson r. 61 Mrs. NI. H. Payne r. 85 Mrs. H. M. Peavey . r. 8.. Mrs. F. F. Reinhird r. Henry Richter Mrs. W. L. Richter Sqn Antonio Light Mr. SL Mn. C. X. Qcherer Mfrjor 81 Mrs. F. O. Scherlen Mr. C eorge Schweitzer Wir. SL Mr. Frank Scrivano Charles Simmang jr. Wir. Qam Slotsky Ben 'ipecia john C. Speier, jr. Mr. SL Mrs. Valera II. H. W'agner Robert I. XValden P . '. . . . ' ' . 2 , 1 ' ' A .I Y . . . R :ff . .,f. ., 1 1' 5 f 1 ' , ., . ., Rev. l'1iIi'Clq 'i'- . i R6 '. 'Lille Ci :Ilan '. . .F Re N p ,Iz wli '. ' Y Alplm Iieta Alpha Mr. Sz Mrs. john E. Hutzler . li A 'L l if: I ' . . . ' . i K N .- z ' . ' . Mr. . S. ,. Ba :ijas . Q.: C. M. Mr. C . 5. V. .. 1 l Dr. . . ' ' A. I.. Bas Dr. L ' . .ii Ks , 1 . MY. A . ' r . M ' . . M I N ' NI r A . . H . l M j G li 1 I -l . . ' Y . , 2 .C 3 f C N I ' Nlr C S 3 do I . I Q ' l x Lo I Season's Record CC Opp 24 Emerson 10 18 Peacock 10 14 San Antonio Acad. 12 22 South San 5 Although the smallest of all its teams, Central's Midgets gggggcian turned out to be the mightiest. Undefeated during the 9 Harlanfiale 8 14 Franklin 2 season, they romped through all the Bexar County league 14 San Antonio Acad. 7 teams with little difficulty, except the Harlandale game. g?g33?:le 12 Under Brother James Gray's careful coaching they amassed 27 Peacock 14 a total of 222 points to the opponents 108. In a post-season game the Midgets lost a thriller to the C team 17-13. Q, 'Ji . .9 I X Top row: Bro. James Gray Ccoachj, A. Trevmo, W. A S Acosta, L. Magers, T. Keating, W. Davis, S. Winters, 41 O. Mayo. Bottom row: H. Peavey, R. Margozewitz, C. Shockey, l K J. Layer, W. Keller Ccaptj, D. Coats, J. Wilson, X fi C. Peavey. ' 9 Sq-Aff '57 fy 77 11 Season's Record 2 , yyfg fl OPP- if C ' I Q swan Aintonio A. 7 .X A ' 5, ood awn H. 20 4 X- ,Q South San 0 A! S, Alamo Heights 35 ' -J AZ 'li ' TQ South San 0 Igfggggfle 32 The Midgets under the command of Bro. Thomas Helm gained valuable experience during their season. Although they lost all their games, they learned, however, the funda- mentals of the gridiron. Most of the squad played for the first time and with the experience they acquired, should be of help to next year's C team. First row: J. Wagenfehr, C. Peavey, F. Garcia, J. Layer fcaptj, W. Keller Ccapt.J, M. Rodriguez, J. Leckemby, R. Quintana, C. Markt. Middle row: Bro. Thomas Helm icoachj, L. Magers, A. Robalin, W. Davis, D. Coats, F. Zamarripa, C. Ryland, H. Peavey, A. Trevino, F. Chamey, B. Bernall, R. Josey. Top row: C. Shockey, M. Chacon, J. Rodriguez, J. Garza, J. Mc- Carthy, M. Pizzini, W. Acosta, P. Mayo, A. Gavegan, F. Gutier- rez, J. Wilson. 44 The smallest in the school, seventh graders, busily at work preparing for the day's work. The graduates trying to solve the mys- tery of all this photography during class hours. Aeronautics display in Bro. Joseph llael- ner's homeroom, 7-A. Looks like the teacher's explanation about the maps on the wall has the graduates interested. Keeping one eye on the camera and the other on the lesson, is a sure way of get- ting one's picture in the annual. 9 f f W X A , L t .gg I A 4 ' A 'xl lbs I F Q . , R .I ' ,, i O. .C , ge W W f ' ' I '41 - 1 X 5 I Ml' T. Z, M .' n s g , - ', Ki . 5 1 V-. 1 A b n F Q A, 3. . ..,: . f ll' Ad' 4 ,tn v ,A VA' :K f .ai L H 'R VKU, 1' gy , I, ., X3 Q-,Xxx - f . fs T ,1 T - ' .t 4 y VW ,Xgi li , . al l - 4. r N no r ,ffl J Q 0:6 'T' 5' 'A x b in S C1 .A 3, 8 2 ' T -J , 15? . kv ' at r' of L i I -4 1 L I Wh: 3 Q? 's , - i 'P ' A ' Mtg . I f 4 f 'J . 'xi 'nil QQ fs 4 . ,I i During the course of the year 7-B had two teachers. Brother Thomas Helm was homeroom supervisor for the first term and was succeeded by Brother Joseph Fogerty after the mid-year examinations. Both teach- ers instilled into the boys the spirit of backing all activities and events. 7-B, like its competitor 7-A, passed the 20007, mark in the Turkey drive. The class contributed eight of its members to the midget football team, four to the basketball quintet, and three entered the boxing tournament. CLASS OFFICERS: ' A. Jonietz, S. Parker, F. Chaney. HONOR STUDENTS: J. Jimenez, A. Jonletz, J. Wagenfehr. and R. Zuercher. l i Although the smallest class in the school, 7-A had the largest teacher turnover of the entire school, eight, be- fore Brother Joseph Haefner took over the helm. The class was full of pep and activity, being among the leaders in every drive, and first in most of them. It became the first class in Central's history to amass more than 25002, in the annual Turkey drive. Football and basketball ticket sales found the class right up in the front. Five of its members were on the midget football team and one on the basketball squad. Three participated in the boxing tournament and one, Farmer, won a championship. CLASS OFFICERS: J. Strosser, R. Lillibridge, P. Pearson, J. Rodriguez. HONOR STUDENTS: J. Fondren, R. Garza, J. McMonagle, J. Strosser. ' af '7' Q ' f if ifl LW if . will Q . y u E 3 41 as --7 u 3 3 ...H be 1 0,2 'Z' A . . A A AZ' 12: .:'-af-...Z -.'-,.1'.,.1 ,, .. - -:F Q 1 .:.'?Q,.,. ...... ,.-. , . .- ... Q-....,......... , T 1 1 -w f T 1 I , X L 1 rf' T 1 y , .J .iii 557 uf: ' ' V' ' 5 zff. E5 ggi yi if' ......., ..,..-.. , . , ...,. , .. .... ,. .. .. . .. .. .. .. . y ., . ..,. ... , fit, ig 3.5 3 jf di ,, ., , ,. ,, . . ,. .,,, . . .. , ,. .. .. . .. . .. ., .-,,..., ' if ,P a , WJ 1 , , X , 7 A , L fy A -T Q:?:Jf,fL 'AL , hu J' 'f ' ff-5 2+ 1-3 in ' an 'Y 15' Ang. f .A I g 4+ -ff ...f A-, S, 4. L . 'mis-af ' .. '- 1 M Ax A 'N vm... .-4. 44,44 ' ra IQ I 1:- eva fp 6- ' 3 tk? 'Z-L' , f .ff '43 vw- Q 12 ' - Q. li M. ROONEY C. RYLAND C. SHOCKEY W. SCHWEITZER H. SCOTT . O. SEGURA D. SALTER R. SPOLLIN D. STEWART E. TARRILLION R. TOWNSEND M. VALENCIA M. VASOUEZ W. WALTON J. WILSON G. WINTERS H. HUMES J. YANTA R. ZUERCHER ' V., ,pdf V, Q- r 4' 1 f iffu. sT4?m.f' ,M s 1 1 Q FJ ,fd 'V' ICR ,,..... 'N IQ! I ' 'og 71 N453 :nf lc X73 1, 73 'UQ QL LLECKEMBY L. LEWIS T.LoEF LMCCARTHY L MCCLELLAN L MAGERS M MARTINEZ R MARGOZEWITZ o MAYO E. CAMPOS O MALDONADO R OSBORN L PAGANUCCI R PAIS R PANSZA G. RAMIREZ S. RISICA R. PIZZINI k-.A , .-.-........,.-76.0,...,..,.......,....,-..-....f-.... ,.-,.....,..........,,,.....,.....-....., , ,. . ,.-5--,.,.r,, f.7-we-,,j.L.y. ,115 5v4,35.y,5g5,'. 4, . ' -. ,, -.qi-,. .5 ,K ,. . .... ,U -L ..--WM... .f......,......,.. .e.,a..se.:.g-.. xg',g,:,,.-,g,1,ggg,gJ,., 't ','.',' R gil Lvwill af- af . ...W. fm. ,-f , - .. .. ,. . .,: ,gs .H .1l14lQLf.ff5fl:Pf'f,j,1' U fr ,xx ,fa xg, '. ,L -X, . ,., AA.-K ' 5'-,gh 'W is A' 3 f 1 -'39 1553-li- ':f'.'f5-31...-.liz, ..,...l'J.'F?f . 'Nw2Zi,,u.....,,QlQ5i5g f. H , 4-aggfi p gk Lg r fm f Q L , 194 nv- . 4 ,,,,, 1-1- s..J, J- GUELDNER F. GUTTIEREZ K. HELMLE F HERNANDEZ D HOFFMAN L- lRVlN J. JUVENAL T. KEATING W KELLER J LAYER The '44 grade-school graduating class lost a real friend early in March when Henry Munguia, after a long sickness, said goodbye to us, then quietly and peacefully slipped into Heaven. His class is proud of him-proud of his manliness, proud of his courage, proud just to have known him. 'tOne swell guyf' his classmates said, and that is tops in concise, boyish eulogy. Of all the boys who walked through the front door of Central that sunny September morning two years ago, Henry was the smallest. But the lads in Room 112 soon marked him as their leader. They saw in him some- thing worthwhile: and they said so when they elected him President of the seventh grade class. But Henry didn't get to serve out his full term of office that year. Sick- ness sent him to bed before it was hall' over. In June. when things took a temporary turn for the better, he insisted on coming to summer school to catch up with his pals of 112. He did it. And it was a very happy and bright- eyed Henry Munguia who walked into Room 114 last September. But Christ, the Perfect Teacher, had already registered him for the happier classrooms of Heaven. By December, he unknowingly walked out of Central's front door for the last time. It would have broken his heart, had he known then, because all during those months of sickness and down to the very last week he was looking forward to spring. when he would again be well enough to walk outdoors and hack to school. -That dream of his never came trueg and we feel sorry because we are the losers. We're going to miss Henry at the graduation exercises on May 26, and be wishing that he were with us. But he has already received his diploma, it is marked Heaven, lfequiesval in pace. 'va- Y . 1 1,1 I I I f If ffl! If-O 7159 6 LK! M I 9 2 , milf Y Bro Iosephlanfer S M PRINCIPAI Bro James McCaffrey S M Bro John Kessler S M. 8 Grade 8 Grade '73 Bro Joseph Haefner SM Bro Thomas Helm S NI Bro Jo eph Fogerty S M 7 Grade 7 Grade x, .n 1 ,- - , ,., . ,. , ,. . 7Gfadz . ,.A. .s ,S'. . rTp 1 'fum GRCIDE5 QM I ENTRAL CATHOLIC X , if ' ' ' ri - ' - Eff UM M - I - - ?HE cEv:FA1:f :.:! 3 ,Lv ,L :L-1-C, ! - U X -- C , u , J Er, Ig lq V+ 14' V 2: 1315? Ei? K f IJ iizfiiiii i f 1, , P M'1fSM a, -REE Z W H ,L ii,- H 1 3 -Q' I '-'f .T 7 Hechanical artists preparing themselves lor the work ol plotting maps and doing engineering work in a year or two. Junior students unravelling the dilflcul ties ol roots and powers in the second year algebra course. Freshmen, starting to master the lunda mentals of algebraic terms and expres sions. Fractions. . . ? American history students looking all interested in the lecture presentation of Brother Warner. Making simultaneous equations look easy is the impression given by Byall, Bolner and Bauman.