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

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1945 volume:

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Always he has given us an inspiring ex-- ample of that true Catholic leader- ship which we must carry with us throughout life. Pope Pius Xll has given more to the cause of peace than any other living man. He has en- listed every fibre of his genius for diplomacy to further peace and make the word ot the Vat- ican respected throughout the world. Dedication Two men look out through the same bars: One sees the mudi and one the stars. -Robert Louis Stevenson In the damp, soul-stifling closeness of war, life is very difficult to view in proper perspective. Human feelings run the whole gamut, from murky dispair to starry self-sacrifice and idealism. We graduates are not trying to fool ourselvesp we know what we're stepping into when we doft our caps and gowns. But we believe in keeping our eyes as well as our chins up. We are looking to the stars. lt is in such a spirit that we dedicate the 1945 Butoneer to twenty-three gold-star heroes who trudged long through murk and misery and mud without ever looking at it. The wonderful in- spiration and significance of their lives--and their deaths-is that each of them kept his eyes always on a star and in doing so became one. M ,X , ., -watt: AJW 1 T21 ffz ' -,Qi Aw. Ar .. ,,.-.QfE,,,f. , 1 iI..4.f5LeE...! .1 ,Af if Jin: xf. , '-fc - ' mm ,, ,K qi . -,. '??3iQ-2 1 Q M A ff ,gp 24 L 'H Qf 5 f f Ot GNN OYC5 goodbye. We do tt re- krrow that were 6 rrterttat e to say se we 'tuat an rtshxps tt's ttm tt becau tt the sptrr mparrto ' ents grettu y gotng to mtss a tessons, the treasured co never-to-'oe-torgotten soaat ey ' h schoot such a prtcetess There rematrt ot ortes. and mor make mg ortton ot our hyes. hoot careers orrty rnerrt ernortes. That ts ttort to 9 our htgh sc We treasure those rn why we have made such art e ctutch them together wtthtn the pages ot this boots. Page through tt wtth usg tet us show you thts storehouse ot pteas- artt rrwernortes and teh you why they are so prectous to us. if 2,1 if S 1 :iff-1 - 1.1 . 41111 ' l 1 ' lim . ' 5 ..,g:gA3,,,,pf EQ, f .. . 11? . fQ?.?fl19f 5.5 I 1 1: par- ' ' Lg 1 . 1 4 1 2311. 1 111:-w D 1'-w.A..xf1A f x 10, W.. 1 ,m 11 1s1fl'5e1l 1112 lilifxmfgifi ,Q 22151112175 1 I 151Qi1,,... 1 1315 iii: 1 242 IQZ?Wi3f1jf9S'ffgl25'ff 7 S fifwr 14 4 Sgr 1 pg-1 wg Kw4Q'.t1p:Q:1i 1,12f15fg111l 11g 12111111 5191 53:14 1 5.31, 11 ,giigii 11'1 if :'q' 1'I2vS1fjfv1 2QSfEi2fE5:ii,', T.Qf'f1f at l. ,, 1, ,,,.. 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The quiet dignity of its structure expresses a deep and time-tried spirit, since its foundation in 1852, ever grow- ing greater and more beauti- ful. 'si -N fr llfii Epi, '-,LQ t l? QLl:JY'is I si lk ll fimllwi Ld il I glll' i ir - ' It Juv nth 1 if ' 4331 Y EWWPH i,1,,,1' 1 :gi : -, -I ,ogy l ff' Yi -, ' --..- 'Qfgt..l-.'. 1 X 'L and THE MEN WHO GUIDE ITe XXX' 1: , ' K fr -Q' 'ld Wir! ix' X 'm W XX. ,X . X:X1frW , ,fr X .XG X ,. ff! 1 ff' -' 1 .-me ff ' -74.3, J ' ,lv- L 724,- .-,-, gvf ,, :XX ', Xu ' ,, 1X,.' xv Y ' ' 4' 'V ' Y 'X A L -'--r X K QX ipefg U :,',vj'I , , XX U 4 X U 1 o X- 'cz-1 X J I X x X X X X U l X X-N X x A W X 1,31 X . N1 - Qc. K V: gif, X Xx , EX -' . X, :FY .Auf '- iff!-A X X X X X ,, M? ,QA 1 X X 1'3'Q,,-.X-ffx 4,5125 ,X , X. ,Gp mg. W.. ,FO 1X 1x 'Cu 15 v7.'KfE l , X1 ,M C -ig. 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'Q ,:,A., X X ' FM X' F affix-iw ' Q51 X K X' ' rl, YC XA,-L -Y TM' fufiyx X I' 'S V L V' X' L7 'fflv' '13- ,,.-Q ,OX 1 - . fx K I I, ,gJ,fA!, W5 X'-' ' , , M7171 u XT- .g rj: ' 1 , wif ' A -i,:,,x Lv, . 1 rj' ,X Y XX, ,ij -,X,1Q,j?fXL14:.X AH Q V Q f ,X ,mf ALTA. ,- X X XX, 11, ,t-f 5'?,f if 1, 1 ..5:5.,,A h h I N Q .ig Brof er Jo n Kess er A,x'f '2 gal' 'VK A-1 A. ,1f.,,., , ,g-My :gy . - , .21-fXf,f.,'.LffA .f ff -in fi-5'-J' KL ,4'1'?-- ' .f. ,p'E:zf,XLw j i.f ffl -f '55 .-1 '-1-'P' X ,Af ' 43-Q :Z Vice-Principal Regisfrar Dean of Discipline Physics Brother John Schuh Father Herberi Pieper Treasurer Chaplain Geography Religion Chemisfry Hisfory g Faculty V' ' ,,:.w.3,w ,fir , ,,3j,.gf.' f ,,1.f' y. V: gp: -:Q , . .Ny i- '.-, ' ,. ..,f,,.AV4 ,Lg 41, Brother Frank Bischof Captain John Gaume Brother Francis Singler Mathematics P.M.S.81T. Annual Play Military Science Shorthand l , I-1 ', .. -Q ja' , i i W , qiiiay ,RQ Y l iflyf- V -,l ,i - :?'l'l ,1 . I , 1: 1' lllvtgl 1. riff 1, 4' ,. :N L.,-:if 'vfgg-iw 1if1'l ffigiffu lf1'4:'f:f'f!'. Brother Robert Wagner Religion English Pep Buttoneer I lm .llimirzmf irrlpx wg, u':,'51w1i fwfr Brother Paul Novosal Librarian Intramurals mlifr iffujr f1jf'r,'w ,Af I fg,,?g3 Q . 'wwf ' if 41 ,,, ., Qs 3 , , X, gy .4 lf- xii' ggk Vgkfm ' Mi . l L if A, 45? M., if '-zw:xf:z,wM1ngg..,Q., HV, N K KRW, q - we: K, 1' 2 Ail Q w QM w . -JJ if ,, I 4 v ilu. Senior Class president JACK MUELLER invites you to join him as he pages through the Senior section of the yearbook. Follow him as he reviews the accom- plishments of his classmates dur- ing the past four years. Qutstancling Seniors No one student embodies all the different Central Graduate The many facets of school ace tivity reflect a brilliance hardly to be found in the single setting of an induvdual student s high school CCll'e6I We do take pleasure though in introducing to you six students whose activitiy records, if cut X into one stone, would sparkle with the brilliance of an ideal Central Catholic graduate, 7945. ART BYALL, dehater for three years, drum major of the hand, winner of the CSMC Oratory contest, star in the Senior play, high honor student. As chairman of the local Chapter of the Bexar County junior Rea' Cross, Art heads some 40,000 school children in the county. An enviable record. Cadet Colonel IOHN WEAVER, military leader and outstanding athlete. As head of Central's 'military organization, he is in charge of four-fifths of the strldent hudy. qualities that go into the making of the perfect DON PICKART, co-editor of a mncb-improved PEP, editor - in - rbief of THE BUTTONEER, presi- :lent of the Seienee Club, winner in tbe National Scienre Talent Search sponsored by Wfestingbouse. Don is the intellertzial leader of bis class. IN THE RIGHT PORTION OF THE PICTURE: The Presidents of the Three Senior Homerooms ROBERT COFFMAN, presi- dent of Senior B, officer in the ROTC, active member of the Dance Committee and so- eial aeti-lfities of tbe sebool. IACK MUELLER, president of tbe Senior Class, President of Senior C, captain of tbe football team, captain in tbe ROTC, member of tbe Senior Play east. Most popular boy in tbe sebool. BUEL PEARSON, president of Senior A, member of PEP staff, member of tbe Senior Play east, all-around atblete, boxing champion. An unas- suming, bara' worker in every aezivity of the Senior Class. SAMUEL E. ADAIR St. Joseph's High 1, 2, Lu Varsity Basketball 4 Boxing 4 Intramurals 4 LEROY C, ALEX St. Joseph's Academy I Science Club 3, 4. R. O. T. C, 2. JOAQUIN E. BACA Escuela Secundoria No. ll, Mexico. Honor Certificate 2 Band 2, 3 R. O, T. C. 3, 4 Drill Team 3, 4 Basketball A. Boxing 2, 3, 4 Champ Z, 3, 4, Intramurals 3, 4 EUGENE F. BANSPACH, JR. Hawthorne I. R. O T. C. 2, 3, 4. Intramurals 3, 4. bbock High 3. 1945 Graduates EDWARD G. BARGER Honor Certificate 4 Perfect Attendance 4. sodomy 1, 3, 4. JOSEPH A. BARLOC0 Secretary 2, Honor Certificate 2 Perfect Attendance I, R. O. T, C. 2, 3, 4 Basketball Varsity 4 A and B Intramurals 2, 3, 4. TOM R. BATTERSBY Honor Certificate I, Sodality l, 2 Glee Club l Football Varsity 4 Basketball Varsity 3 Basketball C and Boxing 4 Intramurals I, 2, 3, 3 2,3,4 HBH 4. l .1 PHIL J. BAUMAN, JR. Honor Certificate 2, 3, 4 Perfect attendance 4 Senior Play 4 Annual Staff 4, Blurb l, 2, 3 lst place l, 2, 3 Sodality l Science Club 3, 4. Glee Club l, 2 Band 2, 3, 4, F A C. l R.O.T C.Z,3,-t Second Lieutenant 4 GEORGE BELDEN Colegio Franco Mexiccno, Monterrey, Mexico l, Z Honor Certificate 4 CLIFTON J. BOLNER St. Gerard's I. Honor Certificate 2, 4 Religion Medal Z, 3 Perfect Attendance 2, 3, 4 Pep Staff 4, Interracial Club 3 Band 2, 3, 4. Zna Place Band Z Most Valuable Member 3 R. O T C. 2, 3, 4 lst Lieut 4 Drill Team 2 Basketball A 3 Intramurals 2, 3, 4. Annual Staff 4 RAYMOND F. BORDELON Honor Certificate l, 3, 4 Senior Class Secretary Vice-President l, 3, 4 Secretary 2. Sodality l. Pep Staff 4 Dance Committee 3, 4 Glee Club l, 2. F A C. l. R O.T.C.2,3,4 2nd Lieut. 3 lst Lieut. 4, Caot. 4, Drill Team 2, 3, 4. Football Varsity 3, 4. B team Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. 945 Graduates 0-9:-gc! 1,346 CARLISLE W. BOX Breckenridge I R. O. T. C. 2, 3, 4 Best Drilled Cadet 2nd Lieut 4. Football Varsity 4 Boxing 3 Intramurals 3, -I ARTIE D. BYALL Class Representative Spelling Medal, lst l Honor Certificate l Scholarship Medal 3 3,4 2,3 13,4 Perfect Attendance 3, 4 Elocution l Sodality 4 Oratory CSMC 4 first place Debate 2, 3, 4 Senior Play 4 Science Club 3, fl Secretary 4 Interracial Club 3 Vice President Band 2, 3, 4 Drum Malor 3, 4 Outstanding Scholastic Cadet lst, 4 R, o, T, c. 2, 3, 4 Captain 4 Rifle Team 4 Outstanding Band Member, lst 4, lntramurals l, 2, 3, 4 Chairman Bexar County Unit American Junior Red Crosg GEORGE C. CARVER Alamo Heights l, 2 Peo Staff 3, 4 R O, T C 3, 4 2nd Lieutenant 4 bla JOSEPH F. CASSEB Honor Certificate I, 2, 3, 4. Perfect Attendance I, 2. Annual Staff 4. Essays I, 2. Sodality I, 2 Science Club 3, Glee Club I, 2. F. A, C. I R. O. T. C. 2, 3, 4. Basketball A 3 Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4. ROBERT G. COFFMAN Senior Class Treasurer President 4. Pep Staff 3, 4. Annual Staff 3, 4. Essays 3, First Prize Dance Committee 3, 4. R. O. T. C. 2, 3, 4. lst Lieut. 4. JOHN H. CONKLIN Grauby High School, Norfolk, Va., I Virginia Episcopal School 2. Texas Military Institute, 3. O. T. C, 4 Drill Team 4 Track Team, Captain 4 Football 4 T945 GIG RICHARD J. CONWAY Pep I, 2, 3 Glee Club I, 2 Intramural Softball 2, 4. CLAYTON G. COX I-lonor Certificate I, 2 Perfect Attendance I, 2 R. O. T. C. 2, 3, 4. JAMES F. CULP St. Francis Xavier, Cincinn Representative 4 R. O, T. C. 3, 4 Drill Team 3 Football Varsity 3, 4 Intramurals 3, 4, DAVID DE LA PENA, JR. Honor Certificate 3. Glee Club I. R,O T.C 2,3,4. Football B 2 Boxing I Intramurals I, 3, 4. duates ati 2 JOE G. DELISI Class Representative I, Honor Certificate I, 2, Elocution 2. Senior Play 4 Sodality Z, 3. Glee Club I, 2 F. A. C. I R. O. T. C, 2, 3, 4. Ist Lieut. 4 Drill Team 2, 3. Intramurals I, 2. ERNEST DE WINNE Vice-Pres, I, 2, 3. Secretary 4, Honor Certificate 2. Perfect Attendance 3, Declamation I Senior Play 4, Blue Battalion I, 2. F. A. C. I R. O. T. C. 2, 3, 4. 2nd Lieut. 3 Lt. Col. 4. Drill Team 3, 4. Outstanding Senior, Boxing 3. Intramurals I, 2, 3. CHARLES L. ECKERT Vice-Pres. I Secretary 2. Treasurer 4. Representative 3. Honor Certificate Z, 3. Perfect Attendance 2, Declamatian 2. Debate 2. Annual Staff 4. Science Club 3, 4. Chairman 4. Dance Committee 3, 4. Band 2, 3, 4. F. A. C. I R. O. T. C. 2, 3, 4. First Lieut. 4. Rifle Team 3, 4. Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4. DANA R. EVANS 2 3, 4. 4. Zn 4 Alamo Heights I, 2, 3. Boxing 4 Golden Gloves R O. T. C. 4. 'I94 5 Graduates FRED J. FERNANDEZ Treasurer I, 3. Representative 2 Honor Certificate 3. Scholarship medal 3. Perfect Attendance I, 2, 3, 4. ' Debate 2, 3, 4. Senior Play 4. Pep Staff 4. Confraternity of Christian Doctri President 3 Sodality 3, 4. President 4 Science Club 3, 4. Tennis Champ, 4 Interracial Club 3. R. O. T. C. 2, 3, 4. Captain 4, Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4. LEROY F. FIELD Honor Certificate I, 2, Perfect Attendance I Glee Club I. R. O. T, C. 2, 3, 4. Second Lieut. 4. Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4. GEORGE T. FLEET Secretary 2, 3, 4. Treasurer 4. Senior Play 4. Sodality 3, 4. Glee Club l, 2. Dance Committee 3, 4. F. A. C. I R. O. T, C. 2, 3, 4. Lieut, Colonel 4 Drill Team 2, 3, 4. Outstanding Private 2 Football B 2, 3. Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4. 3, IIE FRANCIS K. FLORES JOHN C. FLORES ELMO F. FRANZ St. Henry's l, 2. Honor Certificate 2, 4. Honor Certificate 3 PertectAtter1dance Z. lf A C l Elocutiori l R O T C. Z, 3, 4. Pep Staff 4 lit Lieut 4 Annual Staff 4 Intramurals 3, 4, R O T C 2, 3 Football Varsity 4 B l, Z, 3 Basketball HB 2 Boxing l Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4 1945 Graduates ,v I l , KIRTLEY J. GREGG Debate 3. F. A. C. l. R O T. C 2, 3, 4. lst Lieut Drill Team 3, 4. rarnurais I, 2, , JAMES C. GOHMERT K ,C I A 0 lnt 3 4 ' . l ling. 'h T' i J R. o. T. c 3 4 SC A? V - ' JOHN R. GiLi.is Honor Certificate 3, 4, Religion Medal 3. Sodality 3. Science Club 3, 4 RALPH A. mornin. R'22dTL,,f,,,2' 3f 4 Pep Staff 4. .. Essavs 3rd Place Sodality l, 2, 3 JOHN L. FRIES Science Club 3, 4. Alamo Heights 'I, Z. Honor Certificate 3, fl R O. T. C. 3, 4. Intramurals 3. JoHN J. Hocn RONALD J. Hooslcluson cafllridnll High School, Belleville, EQSSIQULI fl St. Mary's High School Lawton, F' A C' 1 . Oklahoma 2, 3. ' T 0 T- Q if fl' I-lonor Certificate 4 'momma 5 ' Perfect Attendance 4. BERNARD HOEFELMEYER Honor Certificate I, 3, 4. Science Club 3. F. A. C. I. R O. T. C. 2, 3, 4, Intramurals I, 3. . J Senior Play 4. R. O T. C. 4. I B , -r 7 ooNALo L. HENCKEL Gnd 4 -' Mark Twain I E0 C' HARPER Jefferson Z lonor Certificate I, 2, 3, 4. R Q. T, C 2, 3, 4 'erfect Attendance I, 2, 4. Bond 4 eo Staff I, 2, 3- science Club 4 OUOIITY, lr 2. 5- Intramurals 4 nterraclal Club 3. Xccompanist I, 2, 3 Qlee Club I, 2, 3. y. A. C. l. ,gl t,O.T.C.2,34 ntramurals I. , . .I Intramurals 4. B ,dv D ROBERT J. JAECKLE ROBERT C. JENKINS Representative I. Science Club 3, 4. Treasurer 4. R. O. T, C 3, 4. Senior Play 4. Lieut 4. Blue Battalion I, 2. Football Varsity 4. Glee Club 2, 3. Boxing 3, 4, Band 3. Intramurals 3, 4. R O T C 2 3 Football varsity 3, 4. HB., Basketball B Boxing 3, 4. Champion 3. Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4 ALLEN B. JENNINGS Leilehua High School, Ooh Hawaii, I. St. Mary's School, Lawton, Oklahoma, 2. Paso Roblen Union High School, Paso Roblen, Cal., Honor Certificate I, 2, 3, Perfect Attendance 4 Debate 4 Senior Play 4 Sodality 4 Science Club 4 'l945 Graduates Intramurals 4. 1 l . 1 l HARRY J. KLAR Leon Springs School I Honor Certificate 2, 3, 4. Perfect Attendance 3, 4 R. O. T. C. 2, 3, 4 Intramurals 2, 3, 4, PETER GEORGE KLECK R. O. T. C. 3, 4. WILLIAM R. KULESZA F. A. C. I. R. O. T. C. 2, 3, 4. First Lieut. 4 Drill Team 2, 3 Football I, 2, 3, 4 Boxing 2, 3 Intramurals I, 2, 3. JOSEPH G. LA ROCCA St. Gerard's I, 2. Sodality 4. R. O. T. C. 3, 4. Ist Lieut. Rifle Team 3, 4. Drill Team 3. Intramurals 4. President I, 2, 3 SAM LIBERTO, JR. President I, 2, 3 Vice President 4. Pep Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 F. A. C. I R. O. T. C. 2, 3, 4 Captain 4 Football Varsity 3, Captain 4 .IBM HC., Basketball B Boxing I, 2, 3. 4 Champ 2, 3, 4 TAAF 2, 3 Intramurals I, Z, 3, ARTHUR J. LOGAN Honor Certificate 3 Sodality I R. O. T. C. 2, 3, 4 Football Varsity 4 HB., HC.. Basketball Varsity 4 HA.. HB., Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4. THOMAS F. LOGAN Class Reresentatlve 4 T. C. 2, 3, 4. R. O. n Football Varsity 4 HB., UC.. ' Basketball cVarsity 3, Capt. 4 HB.. ,. ., Boxing I Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4. THEODORE B. LONGORIA if.A.c:i Rot.c.2,3. IQ45 Graduates i FRANK R. LOYD, JR. Class Treasurer I. Blue Battalion l. Band 2, 3. R, O. T. C I, 2, 3, 4, Lieut. 3, 4, Rifle Team 3, 4. Highest Standing 3, Drill Team 3, 4. Football Varsity 4. Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4. ROBERT E. MAINZ Honor Certificate I, 2, 3, 4, Perfect Attendance 2, 4. R.O.T C I,2,3,4 Basketball Varsity 3, 4. HB., Intramurals 'l, 2, 3, 4. nARoi.n c. MAnsHAi.L R o T c 3, 4 ROY G. MARTINEZ Sodality l, 2. Glee Club 3. R O. T C 2, 3, 4. Football C , l3 . Boxing l, 2, 3, 4, Golden Gloves 2, T. A A, F and Police T Intramurals I, 2, 3, -l. il 94 5 Graduates EUGENE B. MAZZURANA Perfect Attendance l, 2 Honor Certificate I Sodality 4 F A C. I R.O.T C.2,3,4 Band 2, 3, 4 Captain 4 Science Club 4 Blue Battalion I Football Varsity 4 ,IBN HC., GEORGE C. MOLTENI Most Valuable Band Membe Honor Certificate 3. Elocution I Sodality I, 2, 3. Science Club 3, 4. F. A. C. l. R. O. T. C. 2, 3, 4. Ist Lieut. 4. Drill Team 2. Band 2, 3, 4. American Legion Medal 3 Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4. JOHN R. MONIER, JR. Honor Certificate 2 3, 4. Debate 2 Senior Play 4. Sadalify l, 2, 3. Science Club 3, 4. Stamp Club 3 Blue Battalion I Glee Club I Band 2, 3, 4. F. A C I R. O. T C. 2, 3, 4. First Lieut. Drill Team 2. Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4. Turkey Raffle High Seller 3 ADOLPH J. MONTEMAYOR St. MichaeI's I Perfect Attendance 3 Senior Play 4. Blue Battalion 2 Glee Club 2 R O. T. C. 2, 3, 4. Drill Team 3. Football HB 2 Boxing 4 Champ 4 Intramurals 2, 3, 4. Cheer Leader 4. LOUIS C. MOSEL Honor Certificate 3. Perfect Attendance 4. Sodality l, 2 Dance Committee 3, 4 RO TC. l,2,3,4 Captain 4. Rifle Team 4 Drill Team 2, 3, 4. Football Varsity 4. HB., Basketball B lntramurals l, 2, 3, 4. JOHN A. MUELLER Senior Class President President 2, 4 Vice President 3. Honor Certificate l, 2, Religion Medal l Senior Play 4. Sodality l, 4. Secretary 4. Annual Staff 4. Dance Committee 3, 4 Chairman 3, 4 Glee Club l F. A. C. l R. O. T. C. 2, 3, 4 Maior 4. Captain 4. Lieut. 3. Drill Team 3, 4 Football Varsity 3, 4. HB., HC, Basketball Varsity 3 HB., HCM Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4 PETER S. NAVARRO Honor Certificate 3, 4 Perfect Attendance 3, Elocution l First Place Debate 2, 3, 4 Essays l, 2. Sodalaty l, 2 Science Club 3 Interracial Club 3 Glee Club l, 2 F A C l R O. T. C. Z, 3 lntramurals 3 CHARLES A. NORBERY Secretary 2 3,4 4 Honor Certificate l, Z, 3, 4. Senior Play 4 Blue Battalion l, 2 Glee Club I, 2 F. A C l. R O.T,C,2,3,4 lnyomurals 2, 3, 4 1945 Graduates PETER A. OLIVA Honor Certificate 3. Reliaion Medal l Perfect Attendance 4 Glee Club l R. O. T. C. 2, 3, 4. Drill Team 3 Football B 3. Intramurals l, 2, 3 BUEL E. PEARSON Senior Class Vice President President l. 2, 3, 4 Honor Certificate 4 Oratory l. Pep Staff 4 Blue Battalion l, 2 Glee Club l, 2. R.O T.C 2,3,-4. Second Lieiit. 3 Captain 4 Rifle Team 3. Drill Team 3. Football Varsity 2, 3, 4. HB., Basketball Manager 2, 3 Boxina l, 2, 3, 4. T A A F. 2, 3. Golden Gloves 2. Laredo T A. A F 3 Capt of Team Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4. OTTO B. PECHACEK R. O T. C. 3, 4. lntramurols 3. DON E. PICKART Treasurer 2 Secretary 3 Honor Certificate l, 2, 3, Scholarship medal l, 2, 3 Perfect Attendance l, 2, 3 Declamation 2. 3rd Prize Pep Staff 4 Co-Editor Annual Staff 4 Editor-in-chief Sodality l, 3 Science Club 3, 4, President 4 F. A. C. l. Science Talent Search, Honorable Mention 4. JOSEPH A. PLOCH Perfect Attendance l, 2. Essays 2, 3. Sodality l. R. O. T, C. 2, 3. 4 JESSE B. POSTON Elocution I Ist Place Essays I, 2 Sodality I, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club I, 2, 3 Boxing I, 2, 3 Intramurals l, 2, 3, ARTHUR PUGH Thomas Nelson Page Honor Certificate 2. Senior Play 4 R O T C, 2, 3, 4. Znd Lieut 4 Intramurals 2, 3, 4. NICHOLAS R. RABKE Class Representative I Honor Certificate Z, 4. Religion Medal Perfect Attendance I. Annual Staff 4 Sodalitv 4 R O I' C 2, 3, 4 Ist Lieut. Rifle Team 3, 4 Captain 4 Boxing 2, 4 Chcmp 2 Intramurals I, 2, 3, -I LEO A. REGAN Alamo Heights I, 2. R O, T C 3, 4 Ist Lieut 4 Drill Team 3, 4 Football B Intramurals 3 DONALD REININGER Honor Certificate I, Z, F A C I R O T C 2, 3, 4 Boxing I, 2, 3, 4 Champ I Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4. T945 Graduates 4. EDWARD V. RUHNKE Honor Certificate I, 2, 3, 4 Religion Medal 3 Scholarship Medal 2 Perfect Attendance I, 2, 4 Annual Stcff 4. Socfality I, 2, 3. Science Club 3, 4 R O T, C I, 3 Intramurals 2 JOSEPH A. SALVITTI Perfect attendance Z, Scdality I, Z S'ience Club 3 B'ue Battalion I. Glee Club I. Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4 WILLIAM L. SAMMIS Representative 3 Honor Certificate I, 2, Scholarship medal I, Sadality I, 2. Elocution I Intramurals 2. JOSEPH L. SARRO Perfect Attendance 2 Dance Committee 3. 4 Blue Battalion I, 2 If A C I R O T C Z, 3, 4 Captain 4 Znrt lieut. 3 Drill Team 3 Factball Varsity 4 UBI, Basketball Varsity 2, 3, C Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4. 4 3 I 4 I V4 D KJFGCJUGICS FRANK L. SCRIVANO W Honor Certificate 7 Science Cloln 3. R O. T. C. 2, 3 Basketball A 3 Boxing 3, -l. Intramurals 2, 3, 4. MICHAEL C. SCHOPPE UI-YSSES A- SCHULZ St. Gerards Marion High, Marion, Texas 1. Secretary 4, St. Gerords High, San Antonio, Texas Z Honor Certificate 2, 3. Sgniqr Plgy Scholarship Medal 3. R O, T, C 3, -l, Perfect Attendance 2, 3, 4. Rifle T5-Gm 4, Annual Staff 4. Football 'BH Science Club 3, 4. Bgglfgtlggll A R- O- T- C- 2, 3, 4- Intramurals 3. Captain 4. w, Boxing 3, 4, -- . I Intramurals 3, 4. '.,.ev ' rg A, -A-4 ' Pu- . -1 ,'1 t' ' , ., F 'I '- fl -,P ,- HENRY P. TOSCANO Washington Irving, San Antonio l. Representative 3 ROBERT TERRELL HOOOV g9rTifiCOTE? 2, 3. Alamo Heights, San Antonio 1. R O ' C 2' 3' 4' l-loner Certificate 2, 3 JOSEPH F. 'rAi.eRico Ef,jl'QfC3l,2, St. Joseph's Academy 'l. Essmg 3 H Cfrtificate2 R O 'l' C 2. F GEORGE A- 5'5MH-ICH Pgrrfgit iAttendanCe -l l-lonor Certificate l. .. lntrarnarals 3. 4 N Perfect Attendance l, 2, 3, il. MARTIN s. si-isi.ToN Pep Stoff 3 4. Sodolity l, 2. Annual Staff ll. Science Club 3. Sodality l, 2, 3. Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4. Blue Battalion l, 2. R O. T, C. 2, 3, 4. Znd Lieut. -l. Drill Team 2, 3, Intramurals l, 2, 3, fl. ROBERT D. VERSTUYFT Glee Club Z. WILLIAM WAY St. Anthony's College I, 2, 3. Science Club 4. PHILIP J, VAN DEN Harlundale I, 2 Perfect Attcnrlonrrr 1 Honor Certitlcalc 4 R O T C 3 Intramurals BERGHE 4 1 P4 X ., qt, , , Band 3 l-lonor Certificate I, -I R O T C 3, -I LOUIS A VUL Intramurals 2 DEXCICIYITCIIIUVI 2 , NCIPVICL' Clutt 3 fjlee Clulv I, Z , AP' All ROTC 2 51-1- lntrarnurals I Z 1- KJ-y c.Q.'.fjf'Z,, , 4 4 n . . '..A.-f'i vim PARIS T' WALKER Intramurals -I. San Marcos Academy, San Marcos, Texas. Honor Certrtlcate 3, 4 , '- Rorc3,4 ,pb Znd Lleut 3 ,,. fQF.'.1-, .--Fr,-' r lvlalor 4 , ,I -'ff f ' Drill Team. ' ' Intramurals 3 0 'is'-I' ' ' .1 JOHN L. WEAVER Sidney Lanier, Macon, Georgia I. Pep Staff 3, Annual Stott -1 Sodalltv 2, 3 Glee Club Z R O T C 2, 3, 4 Colonel 4. Lleut 3 Outstanding Cadet 3 I Drill Team Z 3, 4 1 Footliall Varsity 3, I HBH Captain -I Tracl -I Intramurals 3 4 I Q 1 -, 1' ijjgrvi I A ....,4,,1g' in ' Q' IJ- ' Y l. . -If 1' ' .IAM , I GAIL F. WILSON Representative I, -I Sects-tarv 3 Honor Certificate 2, 4 Scholarship Medal I Perfect Attendance I Elocution I Qenlar Play 4 Pep Staff 3, -I Annual Staff 4 fadalrty 2, 3 - 'gfr DEVICE COWFUIITCQ 3, -I ROBERT J' WOOD OIU mfm 3 4 Loyola Academy, Chicago, Ill., I, 2, 3. F A C I Honor Certificate --I R O T C QI 3, 'I Perfect Attendance bl Lt Colonel 4 ggdorm .I I-IQUIEVIOVII' 3 lntramuralS fl Drill Team 2, 3, 4. Outstanding Cadet, Znd Place 3 Football Varsity 3, -'I Basketball C B Track 4 Intramurals 3 4 I ,',,- ., P ' v' 4, P.- JAMES D. ZIMMERMANN Declamation 2. First Place Pep Staff 3 Annual Staff 4, Dance Committee 3, 4. Blue Battalion I, 2, Glee Club I F A C, I, R O T C 2. Boxing 3 Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4. Spelling Bee Second Prize IKONOI l-lonor Certificate I, 2 J R. SAMUEL E. ADAIR 2212 Saunders Ave. LEROY C. ALEX Rt. 1, Box 368 JOAQUIN E. BACA 509 Oriental Ave. EUGENE F. BANSPAC1-I, JR. 649 E. Ashby Place-P-0091 EDWARD G. BARGER 201 E. White Ave,--K-8707 JOSEPH A. BARLOCO 616 S. Frio St.--F-6179 THOMAS R, BATTERSBY 315 Wilkens Ave.-I.-2-2010 PHIL J. BAUMAN, JR. 1511 W. Ashby Place--P-6030 GEORGE BELDEN 139 E. Ridgewood Court--P-0238 CLIFTON J, BOLNER 510 Avant Ave.-L-2-2044 RAYMOND F. BORDELON 101 Clutter Ave.--K-7889 CARLISLE W. BOX A 1140 Hammond Ave.-L-2-5090 ARTIE DIX BYALL 1446 W. KIng's Highway-P-2-8929 GEORGE o. CARVER, JR. Rr. 3, sox 380-T-2769 JOSEPH F. CASSEB 1700 N. Alomo St.-G-7870 ROBERT GENE COFFMAN 421 Cincinnati Ave.-P-3652 JOHN H. CONKLIN 640 Fuston Place-G-0673 RICHARD CONWAY 1018 W. Mistletoe Ave.-P-6830 CLAYTON G. COX 219 Gray 51.4-4735 JAMES F. CULP 221 Belvidere Drive--P-2-0994 DAVID R. DE LA PENA, JR. 1227 Ruiz St. JOSEPH G, DELISI, JR. 514 University Ave.-P-2-4395 ERNEST M. DeWINNE 3119 W. Commerce St.--G-2761 CHARLES L. ECKERT 1830 W. Texas Ave.-P-2-7790 DANA R. EVANS 215 Elizabeth Road-T-1166 FRED J. FERNANDEZ, JR. 124 Kingsbury Sf.-G-2379 LEROY F. FIELD 1245 Virginia Ave.-L-2-6734 SENIOR DIRECTORY RALPH A. FROEBEL, JR. 805 W. Woodlawn Ave.-P-7953 JOHN ROBERT GILLIS 910 Peach St.--K-5829 JAMES C. GOHMERT 251 St. Francis St.-L-2-8514 KIRTLEY J. GREGG, JR. 611 Fulton Ave'-P-2-3177 LEO C. HARPER, JR. 207 Slocum Place-C-1038 DONALD L. HENCKEL 109 W. Mulberry St.-P-0060 JOHN JOSEPH HOCH 142 Retama Lane RONALD J. HODGKINSON 132 St. Francis Ave.-F1250 BERNARD HOEFELMEYER 1018 S. New Braunfels Ave.-K-4730 ROBERT J. JAECKLE 125 Haynes Ave.--K-3784 ROBERT C. JENKINS 719 W. Norwood Court-P-21167 ALLEN B. JENNINGS 502 E. Locust Stl-F-0744 HARRY J. KLAR 407 E. French Place-P-2-1556 PETER G. KLECK 231 Adams St.-G-8846 WILLIAM R. KULESZA 528 Nolan St,-G-7896 JOSEPH G. LCIROCCA 125 Porter St.-L-2-6290 SAM LIBERTO, JR. 1611 W. Craig Place-P-8226 ARTHUR J. LOGAN 515 E. Euclid Ave.-YG-7997 THOMAS F. LOGAN 515 E. Euclid Ave.--G-7997 THEODORE B. LONGORIA, JR. 314 N. Nueces St.-AG-2788 FRANK R. LOYD 165 Thorain St.-P-0664 ROBERT E. MAINZ 723 Highland Blvd.-EK-9040 HAROLD C. MARSHALL 139 E. Ridgewood Court-P-0238 ROY G. MARTINEZ 121 E. Hermosa DrIvefP-2-8304 EUGENE V. MAZZURANA 119 Buckeye Ave,-P-1778 GEORGE C. MOLTENI 1627 W. Craig St.-P-8275 JOHN R. MONIER, JR. 1809 N. Flores St.-P-2-1264 PETER A OLIVA S28 Ruiz St. BUEL E. PEARSON 115 Canal Str-G-0600 OTTO A. PECHACEK 346 Preston Ave. DCN E. PICKART 2011 Fresno Drive- P-2-1009 JOSEPH A. PLOCH 1027 Nevada St.-L-2-S574 JESSE B. POSTON 300 E. Pyron Ave.--L-2-2708 J. ARTHUR PUGH 1121 W. Gramercy Ave.-L-2-0533 NICHOLAS R. RABKE Rt. 8, Box 161-P-2-9945 LEO A. REGAN 151 Chichester Ave.-T-1329 DONALD V. REININGER 228 W. Harding Blvd.-L-2-2329 EDWARD V. RUHNKE 1902 W. Gramercy Place-P-2-7965 JOSEPH A. SALVITTI 1018 W. Salinas St.-G-1932 WILLIAM L. SAMMIS 307 Pershing Ave.-F-7484 JOSEPH L. SARRO, JR. 2903 Monterry St.-G-2826 MICHAEL C. SCHOPPE 1144 Hammond Ave.-K-0352 ULYSSES A. SCHULZ 415 Harding Place-K-1523 FRANK L. SCRIVANO 415 Columbus St.-G-1870 MARTIN S. SHELTON 924 Wyoming St. -G-8060 GEORGE A. SISMILICH 1144 Denver Blvd.-K-9087 JOSEPH F. TALERICO 409, Nevada St.--K-1420 ROBERT TERRELL 530 Arcadia Place -A T-1373 HENRY P. TOSCANO, JR. 1225 Main Ave. PHILIP A. VAN DEN BERGHE Rt. 5, Box 317 LOUIS A. VEIL 324 Dunning St.-K-6672 ROBERT D. VERSTUYFT Rr. S, Box 468--L-25308 FARIS T. WALKER 700 Fair Ave -A L-6360 GEORGE T. FLEET 'I 33, RoS,m,y 5,,,T,,285 ADOLPH J, MONTEMAYGR WW'-'AM A WAY - KV RANGE KELLY' FLORB 602 Devine St'-K-9726 610 W, Ridgewood Court-P-2-2673 A F JOHN I. 1 T02 cosmic Ave.-ic-9774 LOUIS C3 MOSEL 652 FUngtQf1'EQYEfEF-H80 JOHN CHARLES FLORES 310 GQ V Rd T'2'03 GNL F WWSON I A Rf- 2' 901' 5'-'-'2'6'175 JOHN A' MUELLER 233 Howard St-G 6698 Fioresvine Texas 154 Barilla PIOCE-T-1762 RO ' ' ' BERT J. wooo y A EI-M0 FRANZI JR- PETER sANcI-IEz-NAvARRo 415 Magnolia sf, T . Rf- 31 BOX 233 Toi Crofton Ave.-C-6525 1 JOHN L. FRIES CHARLES A, NORBERY JAMES D. ZIMMERMANN H Q - 307 Encfno Aves-T-1642 70? E. Carson St.-F-6565 2502 Saunders Ave,..F-9654 ee! -.-if-'lf 5,1 1: - I h .ELA wg 1 Lv .ff - 1 ' ,W9SSm2h -ff: , 'I .31f5i:,,.ln A, -V ' 'ffl 12 ,gp p1,gf,:f,' 1' f. 7 .31 J-' -K . g .' Hf1'5iffv zifn' ', ,iff , ,, .J . 17 ',f1', If . in-1 71:2 3' ,:v:,eF1frf .1- '..m::D,,Q,-. 31-.gn ,, V, 4. My - x ':, b 1z-1'- ' fnpqef ' . ' .,1,,g,,,1.-my -firm, - . -'94,-14 fm ff' 1 aff ,wx ' pf, JUNIOR A: Top Row: H Hum, R wpuitrw N Mcimlowyw N ml-Irish F mlwm I Nhorrcr E Hollevrmryl Wxihoms H Hu!! Middie Row: B Wemor M Huw, C Lwd, G Rcrxlw T 'Nw-ww 1 Kuff-ff: H Brwckson H Mmriwcwfu F Twscumv T Hlflxuvi L Dvlwmry Frcnf Rowz W Vvdler I Hvrfg J Rxcbwr, W BQHCWP, 1 Vfrvr W Mm D NWCNONCS A Xkfowilbr F Germs W Fowlfv -nu ..,-I Bwf IJCI' I-IJenniSI 3' . 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BUII ,I Ramos Ibmswsx I III1I,W Irmtv ms, I 'wmviiv Ia Dr1IIIIs id LT SOPHOMORE A Top Row: D Tips ,I Yommql New C Williamson, C Kerr, 1 Cmelski H Contv, E Svosto P Middle Row: A Grossl, R, Enderle, M Robclm, V Loosslwerq. Frcnt Row: DoerHer, J R lol Nev, J R Hermes, R lonezt Rwlninsm l Rwdwrm S Trcvino, M Carlo A STQWQVT J Smifh K Horvew, ,I Seguro R Flores R MCCror',' D l.uvvNey, G Cox, B Mendez, J Mcinerrw Himchixff, C MOUESTRGEV, J, Moroftn, W Bums SOPHOMORE C 0 Row R Qouzuivs, M Flores, C PQIv'smw Bu fr dm, L Cwfwmlnv I Ie Row A Wemfc, P Crime A Mecmfr, vw ww x C Huraxwls' 1 Muff, J 'VVL1rr1cJsP1kx, rant Row fx Am.yuM1s, W Alxevondroviceu N wi m E Neotbemn, J Hoffman, C Tuuricuuza T Vvrro, R Garza M. 5 u H M, f f-A..-hxh, ,AU f 'ff lil Hn' uzjzfffff' 5. 0ff!1:'2' Sfalfkg U.j'1r.fs.wU , L, f1':: - www- ,fy-ff f 1 ,L 3 M. .-..-lv.,-X , 1 W rx.-4-7 vf- 2-'--1 , jx, 1 f. X, , 1, ,.,!. :. 'K .bf .1 Ml., ,M ,Q IN U WNV y' ,wh l 1 5. I I rx . ..1,f, -A. SOPHOMORE D: xxx 5 HA um' 174715 153' fin' j,,'11ff.nlQ: f11'1,ln ' ff4w'11rwf.' zxffdxy , Top Row: J. Uvieffcu, J Olivorez, F Lussxff-V, N I, A Malrwdxcuma F How, D SNQQN, D Weiuoml, ' 'X M Ncvurm Middle Row: J Nr-unwufm, K Wxtfvn, J, ihswlx VV Fmk, C Borberxo, Q Marlow T Limo, J Ehrler, A Franz Front Row: T Austin, P Roonev, Absent: R E Heuwmgvr, M Fmhnr, 9 Johnsiovv R Seng, J Elder, R Spuldmq, W Perez, L Emgo Wllkme J, Keekfy L Lehrwer X Q.,-4 fy, , , . , Y , 1 ,.,. .1 ,, fag -ffm x fz,-,V X. ' mn. ' 1 fI5? V-ff.,z.Lmf::-' A ' JS ' ' f 9'-'-of 1 1 , , I 'gy -Ig 11 f, :,,' , I fffzagpra ' , -4 H' w' J, -x , L' 73' ' '- 'Quilt - Sf tx if 1 fm EfQg --1 yr- if jig -1 r :vt ' , ,. - ,.1f,, 4- s-fl.-5-1 -N , , - 'L n ' v 'f 155: .EV A -5 LL, 3' ,M .,- .u :W ,- ling- jf' , I Mf--f .,+QL.f.f.-1--' , f if n - if Y- U' . fd, 'UA 451 1 f ,fvfv .V qvgf- rm, --f.'1+f v gm .f' FRESHMAN A: Top Row: R Puls J Hwfih-x C Mwfvry L Hwgevvs, L Fmzwr vwlc l, D0 in Middle Row: I Dzleqle Cnrzffl W Black R X'sNC1rrm1l I LIJZUVIOX E fmtwrrvz, A licmzulol' P Cfwovwm F Kmlbrl SKU Front Row: R Rm- H Kfmrrxc V' Asclwtwudwrr D Dvlmer, R Sfoufzcnv l'f'V Cl' S D'Ormr1c1, 1 Dodds, T Roto D Hulvffr Absent: P Rozeilc, A Pursfms FRESHMAN B: Top Row: R Pwismx 5 Muff lu B Hmm B 'fMv.r':XL'Ck 1 Frcwi M 'x'1Jxf1w,r-Q F Vfvefvr A l'1f1v9'1Jf1r1 Middle Row: R M.wwwvN, I Hcmlfmw-1 1 Mafdfiwm' D wlwffw' P Bc'1urTwUrm V Nmiffx Y MD! fx Pvvw-rs I lv,-ws I HUM rw' Front Row B Mf :M H Ds-ww M Uwe rm J NH :um li C'Jalmr'v H lfrurf' rvm M wflhf' E3 PW? Wwin,-, VV Hwifx B l5'1rrwM FRESHMA Top Row: 1 P Ccsorei l uuvrm' F4 ' u U Wu rf-Z W f,H'11'vw Middle Row: J VUVVTWV P Nw, .,,k,.,, ,A , NC E Wm' Ps 4' F' x , W f. W 'Wim Maru: ':f'.-N: ' 1' lmw Ku. my 1 'Hn 1 Dx , R Rwm U W R, f.'L p. P Bu M. H M' Y. W Uwmo: N In M' uf 1 7 1111111-Z Front Row W Wwfvw ' ' Hx Yriwfim 1 I l'R,V1A N- ' w www w n X g.,.1,, , M FRESHMAN D Top Row: P EWL1 . ii Elf I ir :Mx lf X w',1N'.. X-J, 7 rw! V PM W NN wx F 1 v ' flnwxwil f 15 Middle Row: ,1-,ww J 1 VMVNMX' w PT-Tw r ' w vwnuww N f' H . 5' H P' M1-wr , W3 U1,,X , r fx W: .Tw O M. W' ww? BM-,N A Front Row: f f' f,, vw., fl T' w MU'-' w I x 'A-,, x ' . Q, t , UM' ', FRESHMAN E Top Row: O Mu f V , Mwg 4 f M Rurnwv Y fmrrr- P F 7' I Middle Row: Mm: V, X l v V , X r M M.. N., H4 w- wwf ,, -11 fNAr'fff:r4 X ' F Hvrrwf1'W.'-If f V l Kwan, U' 'N-. Front Row: ' F A v ww :Cv W H M' H W :KN Y , 1 r .UVT V1 R Issuer A Map QW ,J yy V , P' AJ msm W 1 47 , r D V B PM-:Tm W 'Mm' f- My ,A . ,Ls af v f, it ui l J , i,7m..v L. ,. fs' ' , , , up . . 'mf vmggxvw'-S. 1-weeks f 1- 4 g',',', LQ,,,wM '--' Lf 4 gwffgiv, . vm -'D M ' , k,yp,Q.4, ,Q -A, A , ,a . 'f 4--,. V A Q' Lux I L56 -s U65 Bufzfonaaz Graduation is something we looked forward to. Often we tried to tell ourselves that it would bring no regrets. But now that it's all over, now when we take off our cap and gown and tuck our diploma away securely in some drawer, we begin to think, to dream-and to regret. Our memories of the past four years are rosy-tinged. We enjoyed those years, and we'll miss them now. . We'll miss the things each of us knew: classes and teachers, after-school sessions in PEP or ANNUAL office, plays and musicales, march-rhythmed military drill and sweet measured dance steps, tense action on playing fields, and those quiet moments in chapel that linked all of these in the grand pattern of living which we have iust finished tracing. F-nf-x, ,V i SPIRITUAL ,g Lil Sodality El' JOURNALISM 1' - ,F The Buttoneer J The Pep Each one of us has SPEECH his own memories to Orqfory relive in days of our lil Debqfe coming years. This 3, Career Anger' SeUfb00k will be the I, Declamation and Elocution oor to our memory- Y , . U ' D treasure.ln the Ri,-Lf? pages that follow, Cadets we take a last long- Band mg glance at our SOCIAL s c h o o I activities, memory by memory. Mothers' and Fathers' Clubs Dances SPORTS Football Basketball Boxing Tennis and Intramurals 'ff' .-.,,,. -A i n gin., --.N .L f '. :,',-, :sw ' . - , P cliff-Y- 'Q .M . - ,.. n BT535- ual riff' As Founder of the Society of Mary, Father Chaminade is the spiritual grandfather of Central Catholic students. The relig- ious order which he founded to save France after the French Revolution still carries on the religious and educational work to which he dedicated his life. Central sodalists knew his Bordeaux so- dality as the model of their own. We respect and revere him as an apostle, a model, a great man, a saint. The Chapel In the chapel we found a Catholic core and inspiration for every school activity. In its dark-varnished pews we knelt and prayed, sometimes long, more often briefly. We dropped in there before a tough exam or a hard game, or just to dash off a Hail Mary between classes. There we heard Mass, went to confession, received Communion. There, somehow, we got a bit clearer on the things that count in life, and straightened out our personal problems with a Friend we knew and trusted and loved. l f'7' Sodality Ax jm'.vi1l1'1z1' of flu' Srnior Smlulily, Frm! FI'1'YItlf1t,l'Z fwmlm' flu' vnlirr organizizfiozr of fbi' svbool, Cuffli- ing bi.: vnffrzzsiasni ami spreading if lo 1' IJ 1' Izlzdrfrflasxrrlvfl zwrr' ffm i'7l'!'Sf1ll,71fY of fbr' fffrrr' Sorfrzlifivx in flu' Iozvvr diffi- sirms. Svafcff iff! io rigbf: EJ S L' a x I 41, Sofwlzonmrrg L qi 1' f 0 ll Bzilwvr, Izminrig job-n Frfzdlvy, Frrxbmnn. Senior Sodality: Junior Sodality: Fnculfy Adrixrr: Frlfber f1f'l'l7f'l'f Pir'j'v1'1' Ftlflllfj' Azfz'i.wr: Brolfwr Rm' Cf1rrri:'r Prvsia'c'111': Frm! Ffrnandr: Pn'xia'4'11!: Lyffmz Bulufvr Sn'rr'lnry: lark Mnrllrr Sz'z'rf'h1ry: Cfmrlrx Ilrrzilq I'I0ll1K'7'00N1 l'!'!l7'F.Yl'llftIfil'l'SZ G. Rvflly, V. Cnxlanljno, W. Lunznz Bzfflcfiu Enliiorz Grorgf Montugmf. Under Father Pieper, chaplain, the Sodality organization at Central was revised shortly after the opening of school. Sodality groups were organ- ized in the homeroom classes, with periodic centralized di- vision meetings. The Sodality of the Sophomore division, un- der Brother Francis Singler, seemed to thrive best under the new organization. Sodality Activities The annual retreat was held at Cen- tral beginning December 5, 1944. It gave the students a chance to give serious thought to their spiritual life. Father Pieper, in conducting the re- treat, gave the students practical ad- vice on how to live in accordance with th e principles advocated by Christ, their Model. Shortly before the Christmas holidays the Sodality conducted a very suc- cessful food drive. With the coopera- tion of the entire student body a small truckload of food was collected and donated to the poor of the city. In honor of Chaminade day, January 22, the sodality presented a pageant depicting the growth of the Society of Mary from its foundation in Sara- gossa, Spain, to the present time at Central Catholic High in San Antonio. The sodality bulletin board keeps the student body informed on all special religious feasts and holidays. It also carries the Legion of Decency classifi- cation of the movies showing at the local theaters. In order to get a clear picture of the religious life and manner of thinking of the average Central student the Sodality issued two questionnaires during the year. The first requested the student's impressions on various subiects related to marriage. The sec- ond questionnaire dealt with student participation in parish youth activities. X ,Q EDITOR: Don Pickarf ASSOCIATE EDITOR: Phil Bauman X LOOK THROUGH THE COVER AND INTO THE STORY BE- HIND THE '45 BUTTONEER. Stall ACTIVITIES: Ed Ruhnke Mike Schoppe Charles Eckert ADVERTISING: John Flores Clifton Bolner SPORTS: Jack Mueller Sam Liberfo BUSINESS: John Hoch Joe Casseb Nick Rabke I I Journalism Way back in pre-war days, Central had the Annual cus- tom. Somehow it died out. Then the bug of ambition bit the '44 Seniors, and the BUT- TONEER was revived. The class of '45 succumbed to the same ambitious fever and determ- ined to put out a top-notch A n n u al. We planned and w o r k e d, snapped pictures, typed copy, arranged and re- arranged, to make this the biggest and best yet. And in all modesty, we think we've succeeded. T h i s year's BUTTONEER is something we're glad to take with us from Central. We've packed it with a million dollars worth of memories. lt's our last handiwork, our monument to posterity. We're proud of it. in Top: lkll'HlfN'l'S of Hx' flllsinrss xfaff ffm-la azlwriisiazg film, as fyjzisfv jm'fum' 1-1111-y for flu' jn'f'xx. lil IVIIJJIP: Eflifnr D011 Pivkurl mul FJ Rllbllkl' t'lI!'l'k a layonf of flu' firxl xvvlimz !1l'f0l't' if ggors in jzwxx. lgl Boliom: Tbz' XIll'l't'.YX of an Annual is in its pizfzzrvx. Hrrv lobmziz' Horll and lflflllllff' Iflorvx jnrrlnlrc I7bllfflgl'tlIJlJX for flu' t'fIgHlL'!'l'. IIQEEL This isnlt news, but it's real. The Cenlral Pep stepped out this year as a streamlined, pun-bedecked sheet, popularly appealing to the reading eye of Central students- ll really top-notch school paper, even if it did take some cracks at the annual. Student opinion judged this to be one of the best Pep years ever because of the paper's modern style and personal touch. The edie tors didn't eat Wliegities or take One-A-Day vitamins, but they were on the ball with plenty of Prjl. Few students pay much atten- tion to the staff box in the upper left-hand corner of the second page of the Pep, but those who did noticed a change of Faculty advisers in this year's fourth issue. Brother W'agner, who had guided the Pep during the first semester, was ex- iled to the Annual room. Brother Roy Cherrier stepped in for the last two issues. Much of the credit for the Pep this year goes to these two faculty advisers whose patient guidance crowned the paper with five successful issulfs. WlJr'f1 Broflmr W,!lKQlIt'I' fmllml lzfx xlninglz' off Ilia' PEP office floor uml zrmzwrl In flu- BUTTONEER maui on flu' X1'z'm1rlflr1or, llix Sl'Vll0l' jozrrll- allxlic' rolmrfx cllm'0111lr'fl lo flu' grz'z'11c'r !NlXliIll'l'.Y ztuflr lljm. So Brollwr ClJ'4'rrif'r vonzlml lnis Illllllll' English flames for ti neu' xfuff. Ili' fozzml om'-aml tl good one: nlilor, George MllllltlKQlll'j xjzorfx, I,-ylfwl Bzlllwr and Humlfvrf Mvllrfuznzg cirrzzlafion, William Lanzm, Hurra- Halzvy ann' Grorgc' SfHt'l7lll'I1Q rvllmrf- ers, Pepox Dozmmzz aml Bill Hun - ard. ,s f iii A. ff' .nw ' 'Q NXYCQ .x -w -ws -N ., S hw xxx- 5' 5 L - ww sv -.R sw ST N1 .111 N 'N ft , gfssg ws Nw 5aas'g'r5im 'fseifx xxx FS -X fgs , 4sssw...AsxXX ew Qc X :mv 1 :arm remix N. A , . :terra X - N' xxxxxit- ---- N 35555 w '-y.w-ak ., ' mzixhg swims: sxsQ.5,.Q.q1y ::-: Q ---'-qxgzfyw .- If fiirwyis , -fjrfs SMH : :gigs ' S , 'X gf. ..,.. . -gsss-Q www: X Q' Nswkm :saw X 3 ge me aw :fag we .... tm, 553 Q mrs? 'SKS 'QS ' mid SQ 'Rss 1 ...ww me Nw ff HN, ....,,.,,,..,,., :rG1 OID '40 vi-1 in YD 3 0 WZ 'o I -.-v mo mio UC Om 3 2. 22 'UQ - 29 I 0:2 22' 2- mf' vi 1 E5 0 fu M? To , - rw., .MM-H' A PIIL mio flu' luzxy PEI' moral llf fH'l'.Y.V Sam Lilnrlu, Burl P1'lIi'SlN1, fi!'0l'gt' Mrnzlu In an Annual dedicated in a special way to Central men who gave their lives in the service of their country, the staff of the PEP likes to point with pride to its second issue, which gathered together into the eight pages of its special SERVICE HONOR ROLL edition the most complete history to date of our alumni in the service. Finished, it included an alphabetical list of over 700 servicemen, the pic- tures of all our gold-star heroes, and news by grad- uating groups of Central servicemen from all the battlefronts of the world. limr. Luft to right: Gull Wll5'lII1, gnc, Inlw 1 lnr'1'x mul D011 Pivkurl. Y011 mill-y tlllllyf iirml L1 iilaxqiiitfyiiilig glaxx to firm' jwjv in this ij'!'ll!'yX 1-dj- Tons of flu' xflwol juzpcr. B111 lL'l 'bonglti that using um' izizywuy 0011111 lwlp to makz' t'l'l'il nmrf oh- 'ioux 'zvfirit zu' 1'o1zxizla'1' flu' Ollf- flllllllllg fnztzm' of this ,3r'ar's PEP, , At flu' riglll lu' jnlrlz into om 1'nl11:1111 xoiriv of ibv llltlll-1' fl'LlflIl'l'X lL'fJ,'1'li l'!lIIX.ASfl'Hfl-Y j11111j11'1l 1111! of thc PEPK pugrx to tzwulz flu' 110511 of ilu' rc'111l1'r'x l'Ilt'lIM'l1i-jf, i11i1'1'1'xt izml f111111yl1r1111'. EDITO IALS lzxy Gmrgr Mozztagzn' Don lifrkzzrt Band otes JB ,F 113' Clifton Bolizvr 'A' if i i' iii' i if ,klllll I K by Frml Fvr11a111lr': 5710414 Scaiillea Gail W1lxo11 Sum Lilwrto Ruby Borilvloii M'NDMann1rx by H Ralph Frovlvvl Servicemen News by Burl I'm1rx1:11 F229 CLI, lly A 11,311 111' u 'EIO xtmlivx ADVERTISING 175' 101111 Iflfirrs Gvorgm' Six1i1ilic'lJ cum fm ugguiff W, V fceifw ' -l-he l.ibrary Some great man as neces- sary for ci school was a well-stocked library. May- be he wasn't entirely correct, but we know that a good library certainly has meant a lot here at Central . In fact, sometimes, when we think back over all the things we learned digging out refer- ence data or just browsing through the book shelves and magazine racks, and of all the enjoy- able hours we spent with the volumes on the fiction shelves, we're pretty well convinced he wasn't far from wrong at all. At any rate, we could have gone without many other things much more easily than without that little pink library card of ours, which so often proved to be our pass on the train of thought to the most distant lands and the most exciting adventures. once said that all that w Speech Qratory ' 4 -- ll Central's budding Daniel Websters garnered prizes in th r e e outstanding speech contests during the '44-'45 spieling sea- son. Central's Abe Lincoln Jr., George Montague, a Junior, entered the American Legion oratory con- test, took successive firsts in the City-County and District meets, but lost in the State contest held at Austin. His topic was The American Citizen's Rights under the Constitution. Senior Artie Byall, speaking on Repaying the Catholic Debt to Israel, won first place in the C.S.M.C. oratorical contest, gaining the circulating Bell Trophy Award for the school and the Paladin Jewel for himself. Finally, Sophomore Tim Aus- tin, after winning the School eliminations, took a close sec- ond place in the Hearst-Spon- sored Monroe Doctrine ora- tory affray to round out Cen- tral's most successful season in the word-wielding sport. WE'RE PROUD OF ALL THREE OF YOU. Debate Srnior Jrllafvrx ftllll' ilu' roxlrum in uvfion against Ul'S1Ilfl1L' Acadrfrizy. Olm'r1'Ii1g Frm! I r'r11umlz': arf' flllwv Il'l1I1ii'lgS, Fi'1'd'x jmrfizvr on fbi' Cwzfrul Affirnmfiw loam, and Misx Murgzzrrifv illonrr and Mixx Bully Svlufilal fronz Ursulim' Ar'c1cI'r111y. Arguing the proposition, Resolved: That the voting age shall be lowered to eighteen, Central's exponents of the art of organized quarreling com- peted in the San Antonio Catholic League debates and the annual debate tournament at St. Mary's University. The team's league record Ctwo wins, eight lossesj wasn't exactly a bragging matter. The tournament record, ill wins, 4 lossesj how- ever, was excellent, but not quite good enough to get into the prize listing. A crowd of enthusiastic underclass team members augurs well for '45-'46. COACH: Brolbcr Roy Clmrriur A F F I R M A T I V E TEAMS: Aflrn junuings anal Frm! Ft'f7I6llIlll'Z, Ar! Byull mn! Sluarf lub-nsion, Quinlin Marlozvr' and LllllJl'!'f1l'l' Sflnflzbwl. N E G A T I V E TEAMS: Gmrgr' Mmzlngznf and Gt'0l'kIft' Sfllfllllfll, Lyttnn BIIIIUFV ami Pvfrr Nururro, Mirbavl Ivll1'r1l'V0 um! Grralil Mrfzgvr. Art Byall Peter Navarro ll II Career ngel Wr' clnzzvklf mln' num' as uv' rvrall tbl' xrwus of CAREER ANGEL wbirll rf'z'0l1'wlalm1zl fbi' z'u1'0rfingx of u irzixrbivzfolrs Guardian Anlqvl. Wlwlbrr by was visiblz' or noi, fbi' swixb of bis wings and bis bnnmr fIVrIgfifl'lll'll t'l'!'Vj' xrwzz' of flu' play. Brlou' arf' ll fvu' f'xu111j1lf'x. Allen Jennings as Brother Seraphim, Phil Bau- man as Brother Fidelis, Fred Fernandez as Brother Ubaldus, Bob Jaeckle as the Career Argel, and Art Byall as Brother Gregory in'- spect the document which turns out to be the mint of Bosco Institute. Art Pugh, John Hoch, Joa Delisi, Adolph Montemayor, John Monier and Jack Mueller play enthusiastically mischievous parts as the brats of Bosco Institute. Q Gail Wilson as Kurt Reinhold, Brother Greg- ory, Charlie Norbery as Willie Garvey, and Ernest DeWinne as Mr. Barr eye one another suspiciously as the plot curdles to thickness in Act I. One of the more interesting scenes ofthe play -the ones behind the scenes. Play director Brother Frank Bischof and Sceneryman Brother Edward Busch give tootlight facials to Bob Jaeckle, Allen Jennings, Art Byall and Charlie Norbery. If there is anything more unusual than a guardian angel's en- cumbering himself with a physique, it is his willingness to be represented on the stage. That, for one reason, is why this year's senior production, Career Angel, was so astonish- ingly unusual. ln a radical departure from conventional high-collar religious drama senior boardwalkers this year dropped the seraphic formalities commonly attributed to guardian angels-wings, halo and faultless grammar-to bring Central audiences one of the most warmly human laugh-packed plays ever staged here. Credit for the outstanding performance goes to many. Allen Jennings in the lead role of Brother Seraphim turned in a top- notch performance. Bob Jaeckle filled the title role of the wisecracking Angel Guardian as well as he did the seraph's flowing white robes. Brother Fidelis, the ledger book incar- nate in brown robes, came to life with Phil Bauman's inter- pretation. Artie Byall and Fred Fernandez gave sincerely human portrayals of the other monks of Bosco lnstitute's fac- ulty. Ernest DeWinne was a most debonair villain. A group of other Seniors easily turned in a completely true-to-nature reproduction of the ball-playing, ghost-chasing, comicbook- reading Bosco studentbody. A large measure of credit is due to Brother Frank Bischof, di- rector and coach, who brought the play to a peak perform- ance through more than a month of hard-driving daily re- hearsals. Other orchids go to behind-the-scenes men Charles Eckert, George Molteni, Buel Pearson and Jesse Poston, who did a big and most necessary iob with the scenery, sound effects and lighting. Cbarles Eckert George Mollcni Buel Pearson jesse Poston Freshman Elocution From ten contestants in the Fresh- man elocution contest held April 15, winners were Bob Osborn in the serious division, and Pete Rozelle in the humorous. Coaches were Broth- ers Alfred Baumgartner and George Haarmann. U Sophomore Declamation From six contestants in the Sopho- more declamation, held one week after Frosh elocution, winners were Stuart Johnston in the serious divi- sion and Leonard Emge in the hu- morous. Coach for the two speakers was Brother Raymond Sohm. Demosthenes taught himself by shouting against the seas. But the 20th Century speaker or speaker- to-be does not have to rely on tides and pebbles for his training. Any modern high school offers at least a few opportunities for budding orators to display their vocal fire- works. Central this year has offered many. Besides the Mission Crusade, Amer- ican Legion and Monroe Doctrine oratory contests, underclassmen have stepped to the platform for hotly-contested elocution and de- clamation. Top, left fo right: Pbil Bauman, Bob Iaeckle, and Louie Gene Doranfrsg bottom, left to right john and Virginia Cegelslai, Clamfr' Marty, and Iolm Monier. After a two-hour amateur Christmas program December 21, featuring everything from boogie-woogie to symphonic Mo- zart, Centralites went home for the Christmas vacation in a holly-wreath spirit. For the first time in the history of the school, a Christmas variety show had been staged and had met with roaring success. Applause and cheers for encores went up while the program took through acrobatic perform- ances, vocal numbers, swing and cowboy band music, skits and impersonations, interspersed with other musical numbers. With the audience's applause as iudge, winners of first, second and third prizes were John Monier, rumbling on the piano with Dark Town Strutters Ball, Robert Jaeckle singing Don't Fence Me In, and Bob Battaglia with a boogie-Woogie piano solo. The show was emceed by wise-cracking Don Jeffreys against a background of dramatic, floocllighted scenery. RCTC All . A W ff . g H' . I 45 13,23 e- 'Es 12 3. gg N, , ip-:Q G rg' 4 A 1 1 4 Mm .QL Fitz nf , 'Nl fi, ffifi 1 5 Q 45323 , '-' , 1 , ,1, L4X 5 X W' 8 I 5 :7nsw,1qwi: i-1 41- T4 f 5 E' .wh sg 'jg'iIg:g,5,g1 -f A 55, .,-. ww? '5:EQvw,, ,M d lu V . M g . ,megami my . 6, mfzfmw v-W-... , ,, , li M--wr: ggi fif n 9 ' G 14: 4, K 1 ' 2: , F3 i 'sf l-listory The ROTC unit at Central dates back to September 1932. lt was organized under the guid- ance of Lieutenants William F. Cox and A. R. Marlow, reserve officers in the United States Army. The unit at this time while being officially recognized by the Army was not under the leadership of officers supplied by the Army. During the first year of its existence the unit marched in the Battle of Flowers parade in the honor position of Queen's escort. The rifle team won the city championship. The 1933-34 officers were prepared for their posi- tions by attending officers' camp at Camp Comal, New Braunfels. An officers' club was formed, followed soon by a non-coms club. In the spring field maneuvers were staged against the battalion of St. Mary's University. Again this year the rifle team won the city championship. At federal inspection the unit received a rating of excellent. In September 1935 the War Department established a Junior ROTC unit at Central and de- tailed Maior John E. Maher of the U. S. Cavalry to act as Professor of Military Science and Tactics. His assistant was Lieutenant O. T. Lyon. Under their guidance the unit progressed far, especially in the line of military theory. In T937 the Junior unit again showed a marked improvement and the general rating was raised from satisfactory to excellent. In T938 the military staff was supplemented by Sergeant T. E. New- man. General Breeze visited the school and a review was staged in his honor. The members of the unit in recognition of their fine showing in the inspection were authorized to wear a red star on their uniforms. Central was then classified as an Honor School. Since that time the unit has consistently maintained an excellent rating. The unit has been commanded over the years by Lieutenant Colonel Albert Tucker, Lieutenant Colonel H. E. Featherstone, Lieutenant Colonel J. B. Wise and Captain John W. Gaume. Captain John W. Gaume, then a Lieutenant, arrived from Camp Maxey, Texas, at the opening of the T942- 43 school term. A graduate of New Mexico A. 8. M., he had been previously stationed at Oklahoma A. 8. M. as assistant professor of Military Science and Tactics. During his first year at Central, the school's military unit earned the highest rating it had ever received in the annual Federal Inspection. At the beginning of this year, Captain Gaume received the promotion to his present rank, and with an enlarged unit began another year of work for the coveted Excel- lent rating. Now, as the year closes, word has been received from headquarters of the Eighth Service Com- CAPTAIN JOHN W- GAUME mand in Dallas that Captain Gaume is being transferred Professor Military Science to active duty on the fighting front, and will be replaced and Tactics by Captain Stuart McCallum. Centralites wish him the best of luck. tall Lieuf. Ernesf J. Fischer Mrs. Cleo Booth Sgt. Robert Hodges Band Secretary ROTC Insfrucfor REGIMENTAL STAFF Lvft fo right:- Lf. 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Firxf Lj1'Ilfl'llfllIf 101711 Mmzivr lfirxf Swjqnlflf Ulym Srfulli. Second Battalion Staff Lf. CTUIOIIUI c54'fH'lQt' lfluvl Ifirsi Lfl'1lff'l1l1Nf Iuxwjrfv Dvlisi rw- ffrwswiiifzg Major' 1 m'ix V0V:!Ikt'l' Firxf I.ft'I1fl'lILIllf Cliflnrl lifllmr 'fav Y, Rifle Team Central's nimrods were pitted against the best rifle teams in the nation in two contests during the past year, and made good showings even though they didn't garner any top honors. Team No. l placed eleventh and Team No. 2 emerged twenty-second in the annual Hearst match. Only San Antonio team to place higher was Thomas Jefferson High School, which was ninth. Participating in the eighth Service Command Intercollegiate match for the first time, Central placed seventh to get into the finals of the National Intercollegiate match. The team was ranked in San Antonio only by the San Antonio Vocational and Technical team, which placed fourth. In the national firings, however, Central's riflemen outshot Tech, winning forty-ninth place among the country's best teams. Tech placed fifty-first. Sgt. Tommy Smith was high scorer for both the Hearst and Service command matches, while Captain Louis Mosel sighted best in the National ln-- tercollegicte match. First Lieutenant Nick Rabke was team captain. ln city competition, Central defeated Brackenridge in a match on our range by a score of 836 to 785. All firing posi- tions were used, including prone, sitting, kneeling and standing. Mvuzlzvrx of ffn' Riflr' funn .VII uviiml an flu' firing VUIIIQI' as lI'1SfI'I1l'fUl' Sgf. llmfgrix f'fn'rv5.v i'4'x1rlf.v. Drill Team Umlvr flu' mznfzzmnf of C rl ff 1' f Colrlrlwl In fl fl . 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Walker, Cavalry, and Captain Philip Spillers, Military Intelligence The first Battalion demonstrated rifle calisth enics. In the first Battalion Company A was the winner in the Company and Platoon drill.The squad representing Company B won the Company and the Platoon drill. Principal awards Outstanding Outstanding Outstanding Outstanding Outstanding Best Drilled Best Drilled Outstanding in the individual competition were as follows: Field Officer-Cadet Colonel John Weaver Line Officer-Cadet Captain John Mueller Senior Cadet-Cadet Captain John Mueller Junior Cadet-Cadet lst Lieutenant Walter Lynn Sophomore Cadet-Cadet Staff Sergeant Edward Svasta ROTC Cadet-Cadet 2nd Lieutenant Carlisle Box Cadet lBandj-Cadet Corporal Herbert Brickson Scholastic Cadet-Cadet Captain Artie Byall Best Drilled FAC Cadet-Cadet Private Gerald Munster Best FAC Cadet, Best FAC Cadet, Ninth Grade-Cadet Staff Sergeant Joe Wilson Eighth Grade-Cadet Sergeant James Rodriguez Best FAC Cadet, Seventh Grade-Cadet Corporal Thomas Weaver RIFLE TEAM Highest average score-Cadet Captain Louis Mosel Highest Score, Hearst Team-Cadet Sergeant Tom Smith BAND Most Valuable Band Member-Cadet Ist Lieutenant George Molteni Outstanding Band Member-Cadet Captain Artie Byall Most Progressive Band Member-Cadet Corporal William Corcoran Federal lnspection Nervous tension ran high on the morning of April 18. It was the showdown, Federal Inspection. The exercises opened with ceremonial parade and review. Companis A, B. F and the Band were inspected by Colonal B. H. Coiner, chief inspecting officer and director of the army specialized training division of the Eighth Command. Maior Garth B. Haddock, assistant to Colonel Coiner, inspected Companies C, D, and E. Colonel Coiner was accompanied in his inspection by Captain J. W. Gaume, Brother Louis Scherer, Miss Nina Krueger, ROTC Sponsor, Cadet Colonel John Weaver and other cadet officers. The second part of the program included squad and platoon drill, demonstrated by Com- pany A, company calisthenics by Company C and extended order by Company B. The second Battalion went through battalion calisthenics. As yet no official report has been received from Dallas, headquarters of the Eighth Service Command, though Colonel Coiner after the inspection stated that Central's ceremonial parade and review was one of the best high school exhibitions he has witnessed. The Balld When Central's band sounded the first tentative notes of its career three years ago, it was the energetic 'baton of Lieut. Ernest J. Fischer that beat out the rhythm. That baton has been flashing over a steadily improving band ever since, as applauding fans at games and assemblies, and judges at music contests have often attested. For thirty-seven years Lieut. Fischer's baton rapped out ready signals to outstanding army bands in Europe, America and .the Philippines. It waved over the famous Philippine Scout Band at Theo- dore Roosevelt's inauguration and at the St. Louis World's Fair in 1903, and on a nation-wide hook- up over station WLW for several years. Only twice was it laid aside: during the Spanish- Amari-- can War and during World War I, when musicians put away their instruments and shouldered stretchers for front-line service. Now Lieut. Fischer's olive-drab blouse sports a medal of honor from the Philippine Commonwealth and a Silver Star citation for gallantry in four World War l campaigns, as well as three campaign ribbons. Since its retirement from army service in 1939, the Lieutenant's much-traveled baton has been leading high school bands and drum and bugle corps in some eight San Antonio schools. To Central, it has been the flickering beacon leading to a goal of top-flight music. TRUMPETS: C. Eckert, D. Stigall, J. Watts, C. Barberio, M. Plunkett, R. Enderle, D. Henckel, L. Bulwer, J. McGee, H. Schramm, D. Salter J. Perez. CLARINETS: C. Bolner, A. Byall, J. Hoch, R. Rogers. TROMBONES: G.Molteni, R. Spalten, R. Osejo. SAXOPHONES: P. Bauman, D. Tips, W. Corcoran, A. Mendrano. VMELLOPHONES: H. Brickson, E. Mazzurana, P. Rooney, C. Conner. BASS: G. Metzger. DRUMS: J. Monier, R. Osborn, A. Shettler, D. Debner. ACCORDIAN: C. Marty. DRUM MAJOR: A. Byall, Director: Lieutenant E. J. Fischer Social Rvulizlzzg fluff t'tlIH'tlfl0ll in flu' xvlfool uml I'llIll':Ifl0II uf lromz' url' llll7t'Vf'lIflj' linkml fogvflwr, flu' fuflu'rx foul moflu'rx of Cvrzfml .vfzullwfs fUl'Hll'll ll juzrrnf- fvarlu'rx uxxoriufion, fzvo t'llll7X zvorkiutq wjulrafvly lvuf for flu' mlm' goal: fo lll'z'z'loj1 .1 lu'ffr'r lzmlvrxfuml- ing l7t'fIL'l'c'H lionu' mul xvlnool lou! lo uxxisf dlltl xujis ,borf flu' xvlrool in ffs vffortx fo nzolll young HIFI! 'uriflv u gooll, ulmzn, Cllrixfiun vrllzvufiolf. Today flu' fuvrzlfy mul flu' sfzulvnfy of Cwzfnll look fo flunw' t'llll1S ax imlixjuwzsulflr' liulex lll flu' rlmin of flu' xrlnoolfw progrvsx. Crnfnzl owvx jfs ,ll-ffl fo flu' fuflwrx uml n1oflu'rx for flu'ir IlllIll'l'l1t1l VU-IlfJl't'Llff1llI F In ' K I b lvifln flu' Broflurw in flu'ir work of l'tllll'lllll14Q wnflv. U The Fathers' Club entered its l3th year this year, but-well the fathers aren't superstitious. Nor do they think it's bad luck to cast lots, for the turkey raffle drive, sponsored by the Fathers, was the biggest, best, most beneficial ever. The Father-Son Banquet, held this year in the gymnasium, was crowned with sumptuous success, bringing together the fathers, their sons and the teachers of Central for the annual event. Biggest contribution to the school was the second annual barbecue held at Pablo's Grove May 6, which the hard-working fathers, assisted by the Mothers' Club, brought to a Th C t l ' en'o in the use of the new third floor as the result of last successful conclusion. is year en ra is I y g year's Pa-Ma-sponsored barbecue, next year Central Buttons will purr away to Galveston, Laredo and Del Rio in a sleek, new 48-passenger bus, purchased with the proceeds from this year's event. Thus the fathers have shown their continued loyalty and support to the school, its students and its teachers. OFFICERS: PRESIDENT: Mr. C. De Winne VICE PRESIDENTS: Mr. P. H. Green Mr. F. Hernandez Mr. E. H, Jordan A SECRETARY: Mr. J. G. Delisi Mr. E. J. Zizik TREASURER: Mr. E. F. Heusinger TRUSTEES: Mr. E. S. Garnett Mr. W. J. Bordelon OFFICERS: PRESIDENT: Mrs. B. G. Reininger VICE PRESIDENTS: Mrs. G. Molteni Mrs P. H. Green Mrs. F. Hernandez Mrs. J. C. Herzig Mrs. H. Kott RECORDING SECRETARY: Mrs. C. W. Neumann CORRESPONDING SECRETARY: Mrs. B. J. Logan TREASURER: M.s. E. B. Mazzuran PARLIAMENTARIAN: Mrs. C. J. Jenke PRESS REPORTER: Mrs. G. R. Bailey SICK CHAIRMAN: Mrs. L. Casanova To list all the activities of the Mothers' Club the past year f would be a pleasant task, but a well-nigh impossible one. Mothers Among the more prominent works they have undertaken have been the First Friday breakfast, the furnishing of the band room, and the senior banquet. Bingo parties, the December chicken dinner, and serving at the Father-Son Banquet also rank high on their list of accomplishments. It has been a busy year for the Mothers' Club, and especially busy the last few days of school what with ' d th r mmar rades s onsoring the senior banquet, senior breakfast, the athletic picnic an e g a g P graduation breakfast. The Ma's also lent a much-needed helping hand in organizing and serving at the Pablo's Grove barbecue. donating of shades for the third floor, Dynamic generator of such record accomplishment was a series of well- organized and always interesting monthly meetings. Meeting in the School library or auditorium, las pictured at rightj the Mothers every first Friday spent an hour or two planning school projects before gathering in the school cafeteria for a social or party. An ever-increasing attendance at these meetings presages an even longer and more colorful list of ac- complishments next year. Life at Central isn't all a stuffy maze of blackboards and algebra books. There comes a time when the bespeckled or befreckled Central bookworm must shake off the weary bur- dens of study and ask his maiden to trip the light fantastic at the Central gym. Thus it often happened this year that Central hallways, hourly rumbling with the change-of- course rush, heard the stroll of dancers, the swish of evening dresses and the melodies of an orchestra or iuke box. The school sponsored tour dances during the school year. Central's gridiron heroes were honored November 24 with the annual Thanksgiving dance when pigskin pitchers and their Mollys danced away a pleasant evening to the music of the luke box. Cadets from Privates to bar-bedecked Colonels paraded beneath the red, white and blue streamers with their dates on January 19, when over T50 couples danced at the Military Ball. Miss Nina Krueger was honored as Military Sweetheart. Music for the annual event was furnished by Jimmy Klein's orchestra. l Thr' fun.'m'-spwzsorcd H 0 M 0 r 1' 4' Dana' zlrrw tl gyzzz-jzackrrl frozufl of jiuing rzllrjnlrx fo fbosz' flu' Q1u'c'u 111111 Zzvr mnrt for tba junior-Svnior prom, fbi' lax! big social uvwzl of flu' xrlmol bymr. Senior Dance Committee Siffinga Gall Wilson, jack Muzfllrr and Cb:1r.'1'x Erkrrl. Slamling: Gmrgr' Flz'c'f, ja III rs ZfllI711!'flll5ll7'l7, Ray Bor:1'c'lo11, jor- Snrro, B011 CUffIlIllH, Louis Mofrfl. 1 r Prom As a fitting ciimax to the sociai season come the Junior-Senior Prom, heid on May i8 in the mirrored Eiids Ciub baiiroom. Amid the giiding rhythm oi Johnnie Watt's orchestra Luciiie Aiexander reigned as Queen, Miss Mariorie Lutz as Maid oi Honor, and Nnsses Virginia Froebei, Rosaiie Richter and Agnes Marie Renken as Honorees. Buei Pearson, as vice-president at the Senior ciass, presided over the coronation at thethrone, against a background ot sweet, sott music. Aiter the ceremonies Ernest DeWinne es- corted the Queen as she ied the Grand March. The outstanding success ot the event is due to the ettorts ot an eiiicient Junior Dance committee under the energetic chairmanship ot Waiter Lynn. Members ot the committee are: Terry Green, Joe Keette, Newton Mitcheii, Henry Speier, Jae Tiiiotson, Biiiy Howard, Johnny Watts and Pepos Dounson. Q . Freshman year -fl-Q September 8, 1941, 125 bewildered freshmen crowd for the first time into halls of Central ..... Brother Louis Scherer becomes new vice-principal . . . . . Father Alfred Schnepp conducts the annual retreat from September 29 to October 2 .... Central goes down under St. Anthony 7-14 but takes TMI 14-O ..... Christ the King procession October 26 ..... Laredo falls to Central 6-O ..... Hot Wells is ploughed under 34-O ..... B. Pearson, J. Snavely, and R. Walden elected presidents of their respective home rooms . . . . Father-Son Banquet held on January 14 . . . . Buttons win Academic League Basketball championship, dropping only one league game to St. Anthony ..... Buttons take second place in state tournament being nosed out in the final game by Cathedral High of El Paso ..... Seniors present FRIDAY THE THIRTEENTH on April 22 and 23 ..... Nellie Mueller reigns at Junior-Senior Prom May 8 ..... Field Day May 13 ..... last day of School May 26. 1 l l l I - 1 Sophomore Year 1942 -43 School resumed on September 8 ..... Annual Retreat September 29 to October 2, Retreat master Father Clement Otting ..... Student Council inaugurated with Tom Kramer as president ..... Scrap drive nets 114 tons of scrap, the largest pile in the city ..... new Central band makes first public appearance on February 21 ..... A. Byall, W. Steimel win city championship in Catholic debate league ..... John Langley elected presi- dent of Student Council .... March 25 Federal inspection, Central again rates excellent ..... Tom Kramer wins circulating trophy for Central in CSMC oratorical contest on April 8 ..... Button cagers defeat St. Anthony 29-16 .... Field Day May 7 .... Mary Helen Burkhalter reigns at Junior- Senior Prom on May 14 ..... May 28 last day of school. Junior year 1943 - 44 Brother Louis Scherer takes over reins of school as Brother Henry Ringkamp leaves for St. Louis .... '. retreat held September 28 to October 'l, Father Alphonse Piekarski, retreat master ..... Central upsets Edison 19-7 ..... John Monier leads school in turkey raffle drive selling 237 cards ..... Jack Mueller rated all-city back ..... rifle team places fourth in city match . . . . . T. Biedeger, B. Pearson, S. Liberto, elected presidents of their home rooms ..... Federal Inspection May 2, Central again rates excellent ..... Barbecue May 7 at Pablo's Grove proves huge success ..... Field Day May 9 ..... Father Clement Otting and Brother Joseph Haefner celebrate Silver Jubilee ..... Lucian Quick reigns at Junior-Senior Prom on May 12 . . . . . May 26 last day of school. Calendar Senior year i944-45 SEPTEMBER .... Seniors take over school on September 5 ..... third floor construction provides diversion and noise ..... Central goes down to Edison, Burbank and South San ..... Band makes first appearance at Burbank game OCTOBER .... Central defeats Del Rio, St. Edward's and Hot Wells but falls to Lanier ..... Lieutenant Gaume promoted to Captain. NOVEMBER .... Central falls to TMI and Harlandale ..... Seniors pose for graduation pictures on November 14 . . . . . Annual Thanksgiving-Football dance held on the 25th. Calendar Senior year 'l944-45 DECEMBER .... Retreat begins on the 5th, Father Herbert Pieper, retreat master ..... Band takes first place in con- test at Alamo Heights on 'l2th ..... Amateur pro- gram held on the 2lst opens Christmas holidays. JANUARY .... Classes resumed on the 3rd ..... Military Ball held on the 'l9th honors Nina Krueger as ROTC Sweet- heart ..... Semester exams held three days beginning the 22nd ..... Father-Son Banquet held on 30th. FEBRUARY .... Helen May Martin, blind-deaf pianist entertains student body on the l4th . . . Senior play cast selected . . . Graduate John Smith awarded Air Medal by proxy. MARCH .... Boxers prepare for tournament . . . Play ad drive begins on the 6th . . . Seniors' cap and gown measurements on the 9th . . . Boxing tournament begins on the l4th . . . Artie Byall wins CSMC Ora- torical contest on the l2th . . . Rifle team takes 7th place in the intercollegiate match . . . APRIL .... Senior Play, Career Angel presented on 3rd, 5th and 8th sets records in attendance, number of presentations and quality of performance . . . Federal Inspection on the l8th . . . Honoree Dance on the 20th. MAY .... Field Day on the 3rd, Senior Officers strut their last . . . Barbecue on 6th. is big success, proceeds go toward new school bus . . . Lucille Alexander reigns at Junior-Senior Prom on 18th . . . Senior exams on 'l8th . . . Senior Banquet on 23rd . . . Graduation exercises on the 28th. Sports Brother Joe Lanter Athletic Director Varsity Football Coach ir -- 5 . V VV! V ' CWM WR F wit: ,j Q ,, P Ll , V ll tm.. mumuumuummmuu nnn: unuuumumlu XE Brother Raymond Sohm Assistant Athletic Director Coach, Minor Teams Brother John Haug Varsity Basketball Coach Smit The man behind the teams, the dynamo of energy in the sports program, organizer supreme of games and tournaments, coach and Athletic Director-it's all one and the same man, Brother Joe Lanfer. One of the old teachers that returning grads most often inquire about, Brother Joe is well on his way to becoming a Central legend, if anything as ener- getic as Brother .loe can ever be relegated to the staid dignity of legend. Central's wide program of sports-for-everyone is his work, and it is a work to be proud of. Only Brother Joe is always too busy on plans for new and better sports programs to bother about shin- ing up old laurels. Probably the outstanding leaf in the 1944-'45 laurel crown is the boxing tourna- ment, an outstanding success this year. But we think that we will longest remember Bro. Joe for the unending patience and tireless labor that gave any Central student willing to stretch his muscles a chance to participate in an organized sports pro- gram, with good equipment unstintingly furnished. Go see Brother Joe, is a byword when Centralites think of sports. f ncentive l Adolph Montemayor Marlin Plunkett Tim Austin Three little men who sang, s h o ii- t e rl aml flipped their way into rx top no t e h record for school loyalty anal spirit. They were always right there in front, giving their t i nz e, deflating their lungs and raslbing their throats to stir up enthusiasm in the stantls and to cheer the Buttons through the games. Achievement Keeping pace with a record enrollment, Central's sports program has this year definitely been on the up. Early in the sports season, Central's But- ton gridders brought home three victories-not a championship record, but better than the year be- fore. Our basketball team, though perhaps not quite up to last year's, was far better than average, and, with a good number of underclassmen, shows promise for a top-notch team during the next two years. Boxing's leaps-and-bounds advance was marked by a much bigger tournament this year, 700 contestants. The tennis tournament drew 55 contestants. A start was made in track. And Cen- ral entered a baseball team in league games for the first time in its history. So, looking over the past year's sports program, Central definitely has bettered its record. The old sports have been faster, decidedly on the up. And the new sports mean that something's stirring, that our sports program isn't in a rut, that, given time and a steadily increasing student interest, Central will really go places and have an outstanding reputation in sports here in San Antonio. O 3 Margin of Error lfxfnl fmiufm rm' iuzfmr- frlflf. Imnk fmlwmu lfm' AIKTTUII ffl ffm' fun jrfl flllrx funk fvflm-rr ,fl ffm' Sf. lfrf'x qqrzmzr, u'fm'fr zu llflll 7-U. O11 ffm' njrjmmifr jmzgw ffm' Lll'I'Hll' jmjzlfx fu ffm' fmfll if Qrmw fm'f1r'r'r'11 ffm' nfl- ml Sf'll'f1ff7 fmjflf rlflrf 111: furx. Iivlrmf Sf. Ifrffs fwfr Il'fLfr'. Torn Logan Bob Jaeckle Joe Sarro Halfback Tackle Halfback John Flores Frank Loyd Carlisle Box Doug Conner Guard Tackle Tackle End l L N N Varsity Football Front row: D. Conner, W. Knlesza, P. Molina, 1. Wcnzffr, I. Mzmller, T. Logan, j. Sarro, T. Bordelon S. Liberia, L. Mosel. Middle row: Bro. joe Lunfer, 1. Jennings, H. Mrncbara, F. Loyd, C. Box, R. jenkins, R. jaeckle, G Bicber, W. Howard, Flores, B. Pearson. Rear Row: E. Muzzurana, H. Speicr, T. Battersby, I. NIt'C1lH02lgb, I. Kcfcfffe, W. Greiner, A. Logan I. Culp, G. Wilson, R. Perez. CCHS Opponent O Edison 'I4 O Burbank 18 14 South Son Antonio 32 26 . Del Rio 14 6 Lanier 19 7 Sf. Edword's 6 18 Hof Wells 6 6 T.M.I. 31 7 Horlondole 39 Back Row, left to right: I. Waffs, G. Casun01,fa. Middle Row: G. Gonzales, W. Ives, E. Sunstu, L. Bnlwer, R. Zamora, M. Hettler, F. Robinson, I. Keeley. Front Row: I. Veltmun, I. Tomlinson, F. Garcia, R. Ianerf, W. Yanla,, H. Briekson, A. Weissler, T. Green, F. Lynn. Absent from picture: L. Lewis, L. Mendoza, W. Tate and D. Nielaols Three more Senior Varsity men who, though they didn't have starting berths on the team, saw to it that while they were on the field there was always plenty of action. Left to right: Gail Wilson Tom Battersby Art Logan VI' 1 P VH r' I mlm lm! y l C O C i+..:gLlp1 '- 3 ,,.. I UE , la- il M LPI ll rllltH1--nH'--ll'+'------ -- --f-- ll ---'-'----l l'l rl Qi,-.1q....i.J The A team played four games. The first one it lost to Horace Mann, T3-6, with Terry Green making the single tally for the fangs. ln the Harlandale game the Fangs couldn't get started and went under for a T9-0 defeat. But the last two games found the A team in the winning mood. In the Peacock game the Fangs hit hard. Coach Brother Frank Bischof had the military boys guessing with two powerful lines and won T3-O. For their last game the Fangs played an old rival, St. Anthony's and won to the tune of 32-6. v Bark. Row, lt'-ff lo rigbir 1. Sl'g1ll'Ll, A. Graxsl, W. Crane Mirlrffm' Row: Bro. RL!-YIIIUIIIL Solun, S.M., voarb, C. Karr, II Ciorrvll, A. Mamfivfno, A. Zrjmla, I. Olirarvx, W. Bryan! , n1anagz'r. Fronf Row: M. Fixbar, T. Logan, R. Ball, I. Bald- win, M. Hair, Uclltfdllllj R. Btlllllldllll, L. Alrarvz, I. Glll'1tlI1l'7', M. Rolralin. Alfxvn! from pirfnrv: T. Lifflv, W. Srlrzwifzvr Lrfff lo riglil: T. I.a-yrr, Bro. EJ BZISFIIJ, S.M., roaflrg C. Kivilin, F. Gz1lfiw'1'1':g I. W.1xon, captain, L. Giffingvr, ro rajzlafng M. liraaxirki, A. Marhnyz, B. Bvrnall, A. Trrfrino, and C. jordan. Alzxvnf ll'Z7l'l1 IIft'fIll'l' was ialzvn: L. Spabn, E. Salaiz, R. Coxfrl- lanox, H. l f'f:vr', L. Tanox, O. Mayo, and R. Zzlcfrzflnfr. B TEAM 0 Peacock 0 0 Harlandale 0 0 Hawthorne O 7 S. San O 7 S. San O 20 Emerson 6 O Alamo Heights 7 7 Peacock 12 32 St. Anthony 6 Baffz. row, lrft fo right: R. Spollin, mgr., I Layer, C. Lawlvy, F. Allnocb, I. McCarty Middle' Row: Bro. I. Hang, coach, S. Winffrx L. Lawson, R. Ruhr, j. Wiltvn, T. Keating, I Yanla, 1. ROLI't'igItf'Z, M. Gable, C. Moneslivr Front Row: A. Rogers, R. Mokr, L. Magars, M Charon, W. Keller, I. McCarthy, R. Margozv: wilz, C. Ryland, D. Coals, Wagrnfrbr. C TEAM O Harlandale 14 7 S. San 0 0 Los Angeles 6 19 Alamo Heights O 13 San Antonio Acd. O 7 Peacock O 20 St. Anthony O MIDGETS 7 Hawthorne 6 6 Harlandale O 'I4 Edison O 26 S. San 6 42 S. A. Academy O O Alamo Heights 13 Varsity Basketball Maybe the Button basketball squad this year wasn't what it was last year, but gosh, you can't have a top team every year. Even at that, our gym speedsters had a definitely better-than-average record. And the showing of underclassmen on the team promises well for '45-'46. When Brother John Haug, varsity coach, began practice sessions last December, only three vet- erans were there around which to build a team. But hard work, long practice and steady improve- ment produced a record which will bear little criti- cism. If you don't believe us, just take a look at the record on the next page. SENIOR MEMBERS OF THE VARSITY: Bob Mainz Art Logan Tom Logan Joe Sarro Joe Barloco Doug Conner C f en er Forward Guard Guard Center Forward VARSITY BASKETBALL SCHEDULE . CCHS Tech 39 22 South Son T. M. I. 29 31 South Son Edison 33 27 Peacock Som Houston T6 36 Som Houston Hot WSHS 18 38 Edison Alumni 54 43 Tqmpicg Lanier 45 44 Tqmpico ST. Joseph's Victoria 27 35 Tompico Edison 36 26 T. M. l. St. Mory's U. 60 A 36 Hot wells St. Joseph's, Laredo 39 39 Edgewood St. Joseph's, Loredo 31 A group of varsity playrws vauqfff IUZJHK' Kgrozzjmf t1V'UIlI7ll Coral: Broflwr 101111 Hung during um' 0 J Juiyy praffiff' xvsxitnzx. ,IIIt,fL'ftf2lzl1X, mp: I3iIlHuwL1rfl ami liurl Hnll4'nm11, Boifouz: jot' Krvffc 4 TflST'H7lII, Val Sobivslei, EJ Szwzslu. ...ll- Minor Teams The minor basketball teams have the pleasant and enviable habit of covering themselves with glory. ln the current season they continued the good work. They consistently take themselves and their play- ing seriously, and force their opponents to look at them in the same light. No wonder then that they walked away with practically all the top honors in their league. Three of the four teams, B . C and Midgets, won the championship in their divisions in the Bexar County Junior League. And the A team won a close second place. B TEAM Coach: Brotlrrr Ray Sobm. Co-Captains: A. Graxxl amz' N. Mifvlwll Games: Won 13, los! 3 Team: L. Alrarrz, W. St'blL'l'ffZl'l', T. Lilflr, F. I.r1f'xxln'rg, I. Eldrr, C. Slark, G. Tomfonzv, CI. Cox, S. IOIJIIXTOII, Gur'ldnc'r, L. Rc'-Wx. C TEAM Coach: Brotbvr Paul Norosal Captain: W. Kvllcr Games: won 19, loxt S Team: L. GOIIIUZ, R. Rogvrx, L6Ivl't'l', D. Coafx, R. Mar- gozcufiisz, R. Pizziui, NIz'Carllry, 1. I.r'vkc'111l1.y, C. M011c'xfif'r, E. Tarrillion, I. liH1t'l1t'Z, 1. Rorlrigzzvz, F. Gutirrrrz. MIDGET TEAM Coach: Brofbur Ed BIIXUL Co-Captains: Wilxrlfl arm' B. Giflingor Games: won 12, lox! U Team: B. jordan, T. I.llJ't'I', M. Bl cll'Kil'kf', L. Sjmfm, B. Bvrnall, L. Tanos, 1. Rodrigm'-1. A TEAM Coach: Broibvr Dan Sbarpc' Co-Captains: I. Galindo and G. Casanova Games: won Z0 Team: D. Bvmfcr, L. Dz'LaGarza, I. Ebrfrr, T. Ferro, F. Locssbrrg, R. Mata, I. Sulnfrg, W. Vvga, A. Wrisx- lw, Vvllman Boxing From the opening round of the eliminations the 1945 boxing tournament was a top-flight, high-calibre show with action and speed and skill in plenty. Fighters had had unusual opportunities for training and instruction previous to the tournament, not to mention chances to see some of the world's best boxers in training in Central's ring during most of the year, and a large crowd of Centralites took the chance to push leather into other fellows' faces and take a bit of leather themselves. Semi-finals and finals saw a large crowd of spectators, notably a group of furloughing servicemen grads, who cheered rousingly through a long sched- ule of 32 bouts in the semi-finals, and l8 the following night. The gloves, punching bag, boxing trunks and striking bag have been put away until next year, when memories of this year's outstanding tournament will bring out another crowd of fisticuff artists, to make the gym echo once more to the thump of leather mitts and the wild cheers of a boxing-night crowd. lt's a long list, but everyone of these boys deserves an honorable mention. Gillivri Zwjmlu, Bzulrly jordan, Allvl Tl'l'L'ilI0, Brncr' Hawkins, Punl Porlinun, Alfrwl Zcllmlu, Gvnz' Fox, Gilbvrf Runzirrz, Daw jonvs, Arnuzmlo Garvin, Don Coalx, Al Rl'.AfIillg!'i', Alfrmz' Floras, Chris Monisfivr, Gvnr' Tozirlonzv, Toni Kwifing, lark Laycr, Paul Fiirnffs, Milburn Gulilf, Fuuxfo Gzifivrrvz, Gillivrf Cruz, Pvtr' Ro,::i'llr', Mirkry Roonvy, lVooilr'-y Kfllvr, Kirwin Colr, Ray Ivlurgozrwifz, Roy Murlinvz, joaqnin Barn, Ray Lozuno, junnzv Rirbfvr, Clmrlvx Livrk, Mignvl Florvx, Rivbanl Spalding, jvxxz' Marollu, Rolzrrl Hnjvk, Orlando Maldonurlo, Eclwuril Kiollmsxu, Ailolpb Monfrinuyor, Gvorgz' Sl1n'l2l2z'n, Milan' Castillo, Albrfri Hoffman, Bill Br-yanf, Don DuBziis.von, jrrry MvCurty, Frank Baxnrfo, john Yunfa, Bill Sc'lJu,'c'if:r'r, Miki' Sr'boj1pz', Don Rviningrfr, Frank Srrimno, Bnvl Pt'llF.Y0l'I,l,t'IJfl.YDfJlll1.ifJI1, Arflinr Wrixslifr, lor' Svgnru, Al Graxsl, Clmrlvs Barbvrfo, Anthony Wfvlaluf, jobn l arlz'-y, Orfazuo Garza, Sum D'Orlomz, lor' Almvul, Cyril Stark, Rirlmnl Mmlo, Roy Balinzan, Toni Baflurxliy, Munnvl H1'ffl4'r, Clmrlini' Millrr, Ruzly Wilkins, Town Lifilw, William Bluvk, Cbarlfnv Halfon, Gerard Illvizgvr, Sain Lilnfrfo, lark Cowvlf, Dan Davila, Boi: lu:'1'klf', Nmk Ralvkv, Hnnzlvrrl Mvnvbuui, Pvt Ivlatgaro. ' Q ,fx ,, ? .5 'f ,,,. Cas ,rf ,, W E A we llllwunq 'Wm-wa.,,,, . . hs '-a L 1 f'EI'n- --,...,..,...,,,.,,,,,.,,,,,n,,,..-.mm-., ZX 5 ff' W , mf A 5g f?m T4-f f L 4 V. 'I A , ff J' .NWN P7 , W , f ' yu z-,li 6 5 ' . , ! ' ' 6 SPM Q, A f r M Q , J. Y' . i ' F I ' ifsiw 1 ,, ' Q' 'L f' gf Q, 'Q 1? I , ' K Qi? f . ,J Z - fp 1, , if, - , A 'N' , . , A if 4 , Naffxfi 'fd' Y Tennis E i i l TENNIS DIVISION CHAMPS: Left to right- Ray Glau Ra Mar ozeuft . , y g 1 z, Fred Fernandez, school champ, Bill Howard, and Charles Barberio. An enthusiastic crowd of 55 racket-wielders answered th ll f e ca or entrants in the Intramural Tennis Tournament. Before-school, noon and after-school h Q I ours saw pairs of tournamenters chasing the bouncing ball alan th h' g e w ite sidelines, while crowds af head-swiveling spectators watched, commented, and ieered. A g , un I t e various division champs, after a number of upsets in almost every division, S th . . . . aw eir names penciled in the final slot of the tournament chart. Winners were: Raymond Glau, grades, Ray Margozewitz, freshmen, Charles Barberio, so h - ' ' ' p omores, Bill Howard, IUHIOYSQ and Fred Fernandez, seniors. In the play-offs for championship, Fred Fernandez defeated Charles Barberio to win the school title. ction was fast and furious during the week of scheduled ames t'l h Prep Department 1-I BROTHER EDWARD BUSCH Principal Grade Deparfmenf A I1 rilqfilfz gftltll' ass in XUVXJUII. JOSEPH ARCINIEGA AIFREZI BASTURTO JOHN f R BINDER MALFORD BRAESICKE JOE RALPH BRIONES NICKEY CAMPISE ARTHUR CARDENAS THOMAS CARLSON J OSEPH CARNifI OMER CASTRO FRED CHANEY DONALD COATS - Qfzaluafsi GERALD CLOTIAUX CHARLES CONNER BILLY CRAWFORD MORRIS CRUMRINE ROBERT CURLING SANTOS DAVILA ARMAND DE LA PENA ANDREW DE LUNA HENRY DORANTES JOSEPH DORANTES CARL DORMAN DAVID ESTEFAN JACK FISHER ALFRED FLORES CHARLES GARCIA DANIEL GARCIA ROBERT GARZA LEONARD GITTINGER RAYMOND GLAU GUS GONZALEZ JESSE GUTIERREZ DAVID GUTIERREZ HAYWOOD HATFIELD JOE HENY figm Qzmlg , ...,,. . . , . ,, H v,,...,.,,., Y' ,W JOSEPH JACKSON JOE JIMI NEZ ALFRED JONIETZ JACK KIRKPATRICK CLAMP LAWLEY CHARLES LOHRKE MIGUEL LOPEZ JAMES MCMONAGLE COLLIS MARKT ALEJANDRE MARTINEZ GEO RGE MERY RAUL MIRELES RICHARD MITCHELL SAM MURDOC K CHARLES NEAL HECTOR NUNEZ PAUL PEARSON RAYMOND PEDRAZINE DONALD PENNYCUFF RUDOLP ANA H PEREZ DALTON PITTMAN MARTY PIZZINI PAUL PORTMAN ROBERT QUINT SITLLLLLLQEEL ROBERT RAMIREZ JR. 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TITLE CO. 300 GUNTER BUILDING FANNIN 4313 COMPLIMENTS of M A N G E L ' S 209 ALAMO PLAZA J. A. ELIZONDO OIL SALES Gasoline, Lubricating Oil and Greases SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS 106 So. Frio St. B. 30923 Compliments of the Gunter Hotel Compliments of a Friend ' x:x:::J:x:::xxnxx:xxxx::::xx:::::x::x:::x:::: 4 11 1 Since 1 8 8 6 1 Let's Go To SEARS have been Buy Words of i the Value Wise 41 1 11 SEARS, ROEBUCK AND CO. 1 P Romana Plaza Free Parking 1 P P -:::::::::::: ::: 1 1 P P 1 Compliments of- ., 1 CENTRAL RADIO SALES 86 SERVICE Make our Stores your Headquariers for- RADIOS - SOUND SYSTEMS - APPLIANCES - REFRIGERATORS ETC Guaranteed Service on All Types Radios and Apphances No 'I 408 Mann Ave G-8492 No 2 3620 Broadway G-7533 COMPLIMENTS SNOW WHITE LAUNDRY 2221 Broadway G-2268 TEXAS NEON ADVERTISING CO 608 DALLAS STREET FANNIN 7394 11 '1 -I E 1 ' :E 5 ' . 1 1' - ' '1 E 1 ' 1 5 1 . . . 1 ' 2 1 1 ' 2 1 1 I 1 OF 1 E 1 1, 50L FRANK CO' LAUNDRY - - DRY CLEANING 1 1 I 1, I E 0 1? '1 ' 1 I 3 1 1, EE Ei 1' J 1 Li f :::- :::.r-o::::::::::::::::::::::::::: --A--....... .... - - - - - '1 'v - ' '7 :: Our Congraiulafions fo the CLASS OF T945 I: 11 Moy The Future be o Brighi One fo You All! I: 0 I Nac1onal Zaragoza 86 Guadalupe Theatres 1: '1 1: G-2072 Firsf Run All Spanish Films G. A. Lucchese, Pres. 'I I' AAAAAAAAAA ,,,,,,,A,A,,,,,,,,,,,A,,,,, , ,AAA AA,, 1 I ll -v-------------------------- ----'-' 1 V- -v------- ::::::::::::s::::::::::: 1, :E COMPLIMENTS Members of Whggeslilliageer Distributors I I 1 QI OF SANTONE DISTRIBUTING COMPANY 1: 11 Distributors of Premium and Imported Beer :I TOEPPERWEIN HARDWARE CO. 1: San Antonio 7, Texas '1 1, 1, Phone: C-1134 123 W. cevaues sr. If 1 ::::::::.-::::::-::::::::::::: ' ,-:::::::::::::::::::::-::::::::::, L' I :E FE 1 1 GOOD LUCK CLASS OF '45 I' 1 1' 1: 1: JEWELRY COMPANY 1: T O D D S 1: 1 I :I 209 Alamo Plaza 40 Years on Alamo Plaza 500 E' Houston St' L: I I LI 5555555555:fffffifffffffffff--5: AAAffffffifiiiffffffififiivW II 1, LI :I There is a material difference in our lumber ZOLLER ELECTRIC SHQP I, I, 1 1 CITY LUMBER COMPANY It on Wheek :E 11 701 N. Flores 11 11 2024 N. St. Marys St. G-7114 13,1359 K-3792 I 1: -,,,e,,,,,,,,,e,ee, xeee- ::ee,,,,e:,,ee,,,,,, ,xx 11 I I ,E 1: CONGRATULATIONS! jf I I: ALAMO PIANO CO. I 1, CLASS OF T945 I 11 336 W. COMMERCE .1 FRGM CLASS H C 1 1, '1 1, 1, 'I 1, I1 -::::::::::::: :::::::::::::::::- -::::::::::::::, 4, :I Phone L-2-7561 4707 So. Flores St. 1 Complimentsw I I 1: WRlGHT'S SERVICE 1: 3-1 30111-ING CQ. :1 TEXACO GASOLINE, OILS 11 H N 11 I 11 GENERAL AUTOMOTIVE REPAIRING 1, Bowers Of B'7 Und 1: gf T. V. Stinson San Antonio, Texas 1, Mission Orange 1: 1 '1 '1 -::::::::::.-:::-::::::::::::::::.-:::: -::,:::::::,::::ef::::- - - '1 1, 11 1 1, 1, 1 If COMMERCIAL MUSIC COMPANY COURTESY FOOD MARKET 4, . . I1 4: 1 State Dlstributors 1 1: Wurlitzer Phonographs 105 So' Zarzamora St' I: 901 E. Houston St. San Antonio, Texas Phone G'0032 1 1 :: L. Y0lll' Credit is Good at the 1: JOHNSON FURNITURE CO. 1: :: ALL FORMS OF INSURANCE Where Low Prices Prevail 11 F. 2313 821-29 Gunter Bldg. 11 011 Easy Terms I 11 11 San Antonio, Texas 1, 709 So. Laredo St. Tel. Fannin 9167 11 1: 1: HENRY C. JOHNSON San Antonio, Texas MAROTTA LUMBER CO. JOE MAROTTA, Prop. BUILDING MATERIALS, ROOFING, PAINT, WALLPAPER, ETC. 2811 West Mcrtin Street Fannin 2521 Son Antonio, Texas L. D. Middleton, Jr. S. A. MARBLE 81 GRANITE CO. Compliments of A FRIEND Compliments of JACK HOLT BARBER SHOP 4911 Broadway San Antonio, Texas HILL PACKAGE STORE The Friendly Place Beer, Wine, Liquors 1242 South Hackberry St. HAIL TO CENTRAL CATHOLIC HIGH MISSION CITY PONTIAC CO. Broadway at Ninth G. 0361 EL-FENIX MARKET 8m GROCERY FOR JUICY STEAKS Joe Risica, Prop. Call B-30395 601 So. Laredo St M E R C H A N T S TRANSFER AND STORAGE co. MOVING-PACKING-SHIPPING-STORAGE PHONE E. 8221 CONGRATULATIONS! CLASS OF 1945 S T U D E R S SAN ANTONIO and AUSTIN Compliments of Y 5? E P551 ummm ,,,,,,,,,, U 1 'I I r A---A --A--A - -A.--. ----- I H 0 U M N N 0 1 I U 0 I H I 0 1 0 1 N U U 1 COMPLIMENTS TO THE '45 GRADS OF CENTRAL CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL From I rank Bros. Official Milifary Sfudem' Ouffiffers In -v--- - ----fv--v--v-..- -v::::::::::::::- ::::::,::::::::v N 1 I' Recapping-Vulcanizing-New Tires gnnnfn ' LiC0IlSed 81 BOI1ded 1, , anmn - ALL IZE ' QI S TIRES rg SPECIA PLUMBING a. HARDWARE co. 1, SPEIER TIRE COMPANY Contractors Repairing'-Plumbing 'I l I Electric and Gas Service TI Frederrcksburg Rd- P37921 529 W. Houston St. San Antonio, Texas 'I'::::::::::f::::::: :::::::- ::::::::L:9:::::::::::::,-3:55:53-55:57 ----- I 1, r ' U 1 1, CONGRATULATIONS COMPLIMENTS JI AND BEST WISHES T0 THE 11 OF I I 'I 1945 CLASS 'I , If SOUTHERN MESSENGER I SPALDING BROKERAGE CO. 1: I 1 ::::::::::::::::::::::::- -::::::::::::::::a-:::::::: I J - 1+ FITZ-GIBBON PIANO SHOP : Comphmenfs I, High Grade Pianos For Sale 1 of Refinished and Reconditioned ' FIRESTQNE STQRE -Band Instruments Repaired- I 3 701 N. Alamo EI 2507 N. st. Mary's sr. R. R. Salas I I -4::::::::::: :::::::-:::::::::::::: ::::::::: ' 1 I C0mPIimef1fS ff Success io the Graduoies of '45 I 1 of I ' FL - WYN DI TRIBUTING C ., INC. 11 FLUROESCENT PRODUCTS CO. If o S O I 1, 236 s. Flores sr. , N. St. Mary's St. G. 4991 :I , Q I,:,,:,:,:,:,,:,,,::::,:,::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::11::::::::: ' Recapping Oil, Gas Vulcanizing I LATIN QUARTERS :E DUPRAY TIRE 8x BATTERY CO. ' ' ' N a d Us d Tire nd Tube I Mexlcan Cufsme eNev1iland Eebuilt Thitteries S Home Cooking 11 I ' Boot Repairing Tire Inspector Reliners I W' Jo 'ephme St' P' 20264 B-31162 San Antonio, Texas 226 S. Flores I A - A:::::::45::: -:3:::::::::::5:-::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: I , MASTER CLEANERS 2223 Blanco Rd. Pershing 3391 I and T wooDLAwN CLEANERS , 2810 North Flores Parkview 24621 I WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER THREE DAY SERVICE I L ::2f::2r:::::::f:4a:::::::z::::::::f::x::Ez::.f::zf::::::n::J::::z:::z::n::::::::::g::: VIZQZIE H ': . ' fi JM A ,W A Q 4, , My rg :nm V I T mf? M X ,I i' fi iii' hir vi K X ' f T I' wr H 222 , ', Q A L '5 'm ' 7 We A DR. PEPPER BOTTLING CO. San Antonio, Texas LEO'S PLACE The Home of the World's Tasfiesf BAR - B - CUED RIBS 450 Fredericksburg Road P-20074 San Anfonio, Texas COMPLIMENTS OF S. H. KRESS 81 CO. 5c ,l0c, 25c Store Complimenfs of OWEN W. KILDAY Sheriff Choice Steaks and Roasts Are Always Found at Our Market LA GLORIA NO. 1 Groceries and Meat Market MATILDE ELIZONDO, Prop. South Laredo St. Tel. B. 30461 CONGRATULATIONS FROM LaFERIA DEPT STORE 802 W. Commerce St. SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS FlLHM,UQFUNERHL,HUME N.ALAMO AT 7TN. U PHONE G'5359 COMPLIMENTS of JULIAN AND WHITE Archifecfs 2901 Transit Tower .Q:xx ::::x::x:x:::x Txxxxx::x:x::x::::::x: --,- CONGRATULATIONS to our Many Friends at CENTRAL CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL BEST WISHES tor a most Successful and Happy Future the uaftcuxiif. S H O E C o. San Antonio, Texas LOYD ELECTRIC COMPANY Compliments 511 EI Paso sm. 1 of SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS + POTCHERNlCK'S - A - ....,.,,,.,, A A-AA-A.A I AA-AA--AA - A A - - - THE NAYLOR COMPANY 1 PINCUS COMPANY Texas' Own Book Publishers ,I 4, The Store for the Young Man and His Dad SAN ANTONIO :I 4: Houston at Broadway 918 N. St. Marys G-8161 1, fr J. C. D11-:LMANN CO., Inc. BUILDING MATERIALS Founded 'I889 525 EI Paso St. Cathedral 1421 --::::-::::::::::: ::::::::-V:::::: ,::::::::::::::--A ' Have You Seen the Slick, New COMPLIMENTS or 1, JUNIOR SHOP AT CHARLES W. ANDERSON, County Judge :I I SAM H. ANDERSON, commissioner Pre. 1 ig , 'I SAM O. BENNET, commissioner Pre. 2 1: ROBERT H. UHR, Commissioner Pre. 3 I R. W. fRudyJ STAPPENBECK com. Pre.4 Come in fo, G lookseel 'I In CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '45 JACK sc JILL 230 East Houston Street IuenInnn11xInIuIuInInInInIannIItInnmnIIunIInuIIIneIImeIInanIIInuIIumInnIIlmumunununm um mmm un KING ,BEVERAGE CO. ORANGE cnusl-1 - NUGRAPE 300 Jones Ave. Phone Garfield 8721 ALLENSWORTH-CARNAHAN CO. Wholesale HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS HOTEL and RESTAURANT' SUPPLIES 621-623 South Flores Street Congratulations from CUNNINGHAM RADIO Sales and Service Four Shops to Serve You There's one in your neighborhood DAILY ADDRESS RECORD 1811 Transit Tower August Menger-Manager Checking lost accounts- Reporting new families Compliments of FRANK DALTON School and Artists Supplies ALAMO BLUE PRINT SUPPLY CO. TERRACE RED 81 WHITE 106 W. Avenue P-5185 FRESH MEATS, FRUITS Sz GROCERIES R. RAMINDO, Prop. TARGET CLEANERS We Specialize on Ladies Wear Phone L-20063 719 Labor Street Compliments of A FRIEND DULLNIG PRINTING CO. E. D. Wiemers, Owner 630 Elm at 6th and Burnet Sts. Quality-Service-Economy San Antonio, Texas SCHMIDT ELECTRIC CO. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS Phone F-2842 A. E. SCHMIDT 509 Water St. San Antonio, Texas Compliments of JOHN HATCH-Owner of ALMEDIA BEAUTY SALON 651 Main Avenue ARTES GRAFICAS JOSE RAMIREZ 210 Cameron JENNER'S FINE CANDIES Since 1899 - - v v - - - v - Y ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.a- RICHTERS BAKERY 2201 BROADWAY GARFIELD 5328 BARTA BEDDING 81 FURNITURE CO Hollywood Bed Frames or Complete Bed Outfits-Save 1,13 -9 Fredericksburg Road P'-20040 A L BASS WELDING SHOP .Austin Street Garfield 0345 I SAN ANTONIO TEXAS 1025 N ST MARYS ST. Comphmenis of CANTON GROCERY 701 Dallas St.-Phone G -7471 BARCELLONA MFG CO Cathedral 7257 1050 Ave A San Antonio 2 Texas BLUE BIRD Where AII Cenfralrfes Meer Complrmenfs of DR H L WILLE Insurance at lower ne? cost J A ulmy WHALEN A B C MULTIGRAPHING SHOP Mulhgraphmg - Mrmeographrng 1815 Transit Tower Fannin 9523 PIONEER WHITE glans? WINGS FLOUR WII TE S Mosf Dependable For ,gggmm ALL Baking Purposes I W-If AT YOUR GROCERS I1IrrwlI' Wm 'Iwi PIONEER FLOUR MILLS COMPLIMENTS or PIGGLY WIGGLY San Antonio, Texas 'I 'I It I 'I . gf 1, . . 1: J IL 320 . II 79 :I II I 1, I I . 11 BEXAR COUNTY NATIONAL BANK :I BOBBY'S FLOWER SHOP II I II 1 . ' I 1E , I .1 'I J. . . , I , I . 11 , ' 1' ., 'I I, I 'I ' I II I I I . ' ' ' 1 'I I I I IC I . I ' ' ' lg . . I: 3 I , I I I I II I f 'I F I I I I I FOX QUALITY KODAK FINISHING DE-LUXE SERVICE ECONOMY SERVICE Any size 6 or 8 exposure roll de- Any size 6 or 8 exposure roll de- veloped and Round Cornered Border veloped and printed fsquare cor- printed for only . . . nered, no borderj for only . . . 3 5 C 2 5C 215 Alamo Plaza Fox Dealers 1728 Broadway SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS Everywhere U. K. G A R A G E Complete AUTOMOBILE REBUILDING I 'l I9 E. Martin Street Fannin 2294 ffffffffiffifffiffffiff ifffiffffffiififfffif- o. K. Auto PARTS Complamenls ' o San Antonio, Texas R. H. CCH-:MAN 307 Water St' F' 3161 if Encyclopaedia Britannica I Complimenfs :P Compliments 0 3 f GUADALUPE LUMBER co. l 0 M. Grothues gl Sons San Antonio, Texas Eg 341 E. commerce sc. G. 4922 WOOLLEY'S RESTAURANT John B. R. Woolley Walter Connor H22 North St. Mary's Garfield 8852 WOLFF 85 MARX '-xxxxx:x:::x:::x:::xx:::x xxx::::::x:::::::x::: ' , I X- B: LS in Y- , Y BELL JEWELRY CO. 516 E. HOUSTON STREET Founded in 1911 ALAMO PAINT 86 WALLPAPER CO., INC. Wholesale Distributors-BENJAMIN MOORE 8. CO. Paints, Muresco, Varnish, lmperial Washable Wallpaper, Texaco Roofing and Asphalt Artist Supplies 'MAIN STORE-1119 West Commerce St. Fannin 9331 STORE NO. 2-914 West Houston Street Garfield 3447 Los GALLos BAKERY '5 --Be Sure Y0u're Right 826 S. Pecos St. 4 Use Hearts Delight SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS Q1 LIBERTY MILLS Zamarripa Y. Martinez E SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS 3'-J'-::::::-:Y-:W-:W-:v ll :::- :::::::::::::::::::-:::: Compliments , Compliments of of ARTHUR PFElL'S FLOWER SHOP 1908 Main Ave. A FRIEND coMPuMENrs OF SALDANA Sc GARZA, Inc. Wholesale Grocers 602 South Medina St. Fannin 9273 or Garfield 5331 'ESLIQQLRLLLRISNQUWmm 'Ww SENIORS FROM SAN ANTONIO DRUG CO. 0111111111 mu 111111111111 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 coMPuMEN1s OF ORMSBY CHEVROLET CO. BLOCK sou1H TRANSIT 1owER GARFIELD 0113 RINTING NGRAVING I I 'I 'I of CARDS - WEDDINGS EVERY DESCRIPTION SCHOOL INVITATIONS 209 West Market Street SCHNEIDER PRINTING CO. Phone Cathedral 6543 -,,,,,-.,,,,,,.,,,:-.,,,,-.,-.,,,,,.,.-.-,5-,,,,,,,,:,,,,,,,,,,:,,,,,,,,,,,-, CHAS. and ARTHUR BEDGOOD 1: MARTIN BAUML PLUMBING CO. RED AND WHITE Plumbing Estimates Water Heaters Staple Groceries-Fancy Meats Repairing Appliances, Maytag WaShe1'S 1309 Frm City Road If 926 E. Commerce st. Garfield 4234 ACOUSTICON I The Hearing Aid with I COMPLIMENTS HEARING LENSES , T' R. WALDEN E: CENTRAL SHOE REPAIR 2403-4-gisfiglxsggr Tower 323 Alamo Plaza San Antonio, Texas It T V ' mQfQQQ1QQ1QQ'1lQ1ll1lQALY v I 2900 South Flores St. Kenwood 9441 Fountain Service-Sandwiches and Sodas :L 5901 Broadway-Alamo Heights T-3358 1 -,:,,:::,,,,,:,,,:,,,,,:,,, ...... -:-,,,,,:, -,:,:,,,,,,:,,,,:: - - -:::,:- CABRERA'S MARKET I, Compnmenfs of and I, 4 CALHOUN-BUCHNER GROCERY , I ------,-,:,,:,,,,,,,:,-,,-,v-,- 1, --------A------A-- CANADIAN CLEANERS 81 DYERS 1, Wm. O. Suberg, Owner 1, 2801 N. sm. Mary's st. I :::::::::::-':::5:::::- v vv......v.v....,,.,...v..v - ' 1 C0 'P 'e 'S L. cAsANovA Foon stone of 1 324 El Paso Phone B-3-1459 FROST BROTHERS 1 San Antonio, Texas 1um11nu11111111111an1111in111m1111111111111111111111111111111111111111 ,,,,.,,,,1 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, ,, ' H Y W:ijiImI UIIL .l-VQEIIIIIIELLICJJHf11li1fU1Ul!HHE1111lZ11IIIITfHi?IUllllUII:1h+IHID.UJJllU 4+ 4+ 4 4+ 4+ + 4 4+ 4+ 4+ 4 4+ 4+ 4 + 4+ + 4 4+ 4+ I 4 + 4+ 4+ 4 I I 4 I 4 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ + 4+ 4+ 4 4 I + 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4 4+ 4+ 4+ + 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4 4+ 4+ L JJ.lI!l1111I LuLu111n1J1Im71Im111LLTn1JJJ114' H '7- 7-,:, :::::::.-::::::::::::: --AA A A ' A A A A A A A A A W-.nu urwuz Aumonnv or me cocA-con comrmv av SAN ANTONIO COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY SCGBEY FIREPROOF STORAGE Cold Storage Vault For Furs INSPECTION INVITED! :,::'::::- - COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND :::::::-:::.:::::::::: :f f::::::::::::::::: ::::: :::::::.-::::::::: 1 IK+HQm-gQlQHHEMHI l UMIHM mnnmrunnimn HHI IIlH h ' ----':-:- --- + , 4+ 4: 4 4, 5 4, 5 E 4+ E 1 E 4+ 4, a 4, 2 4+ + 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4 + + 4 , 1 4, 4, 2 4, 5 4 :Q 4 - I 4, 54 4, 4 4+ 4+ I4 4+ 4+ 4+ 4, ' 4 4 I E 4+ a 4, E 4 4: 4 4+ 4, -, 4+ 4 4+ 4+ 4+ 5 4, 2 4, 2 4, 5 4, 3 4, 5 4, : 4, E 4, P , 4+ 4+ + + 4+ 4 I I I 4 I 4 2 I+ + I 4 + 4+ + + + 4+ + 4+ I 2 4 - 4 E .I 5 -::J I JI n I I IIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII In T 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I 'I 'I 'I 'I I I 'I I 'I I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I 4I 'I I I 'I I 'I I I I I I ' THE ORIGINAL MEXICAN RESTAURANT 117 LosoYA STREET CAT HEDRAL 7982 When You Need A Eleetrician Call ABEI-,S MEAT MARKET XCLLAER PANY 1' Specialty in Orders for Restaurants ELECTR 2-4I:88M LAMB, PORK AND BEEF 418 Em San Antonio Texas I Fannin 2844 1518 so. Flores sr. VANITY CLEANERS 'i Home of Successful Operators 'I For Those Who Care I I A Y COLLEGE Phone P-3621 1809 Main Ave. ALAMO BE UT Millard F. Hallmark san Antonin, Texas 'I 504 Navarro Street II -:v-::::::::::::::,:::::::::- CITY FISH s. PRODUCE co. '1 WMAAXQUARZOSSQQQYZE WHOLESALE . RETAIL sEA FOODS Incorporated Phfme G--1448 I' WHOLESALE HARDWARE 1317 W Commerce St San Antonlo Texas S Flores St San Amomo Texag COMPLIMENTS UNION AUTO SUPPLY 8. FURNITURE CO A L A M O GRADE A CREAMERY J M Escobedo Owner MILK CREAM and ICE CREAM 1220 W Commerce St Garfleld 3443 2203 W Sallnas St SAN ANTONIO MEAT COMPANY All Klnds FRESH AND CURED MEATS 812 14 San Pedro Ave F 5343 TRINITY FINANCE CORPORATION AUTO FINANCING ' LOANS 417 Broadway F 8245 WARMACK S PHARMACY I-Ioke Warmack R Ph T 5800 S Flores Phone K 6171 SAN ANTONIO TEXAS USE Honor Brand Frosted Foods DIVISION Of STOKELY BROS 86 CO S NORDHAUS C0 515 South Medlncl St Dlstrlbutors FOHHIH 81 II - I I E I: - :I . 5 I, ' ' ' I 641 . . I E 'I I' E I, -:::::::::::::,- :::::::::::::a-:::::::::::::::::::::: .-:.-:.-:::::::::::.-:: I I E 'I ' 5 I I E I ' 2 I 2 I E I: ' ' ' E I I Q I ' 'I a 5 I 2 'I . . 'I ' . ' . E I, 'I . 2 I ::::::::::::,-::fi-::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::,-:::::::::,-::::::::::: 5 I :I I I I' :I E I ' 5 I 'I I E I I II E I ' 5 I, 'I 5 I, I , I , , . 2 'I E 'I I' Q - 'I 'U''H'H' 'N' '- E 'I 'I ' 5 I 5 'I 5 'I , . . E 'I E 'I , L . E 'I E 'I ' I E 'I A , - I 5 I -:::: A A -:::::::::::::::::::::-:::::::::::::::::.-::::::::::- - - - - - - E 1' ,I - . . . 5 I 5 'I E I 0 2 I L O O U E 'I E 'I ' ' ' ' E 'I ' E 'I - A - I..-::::::::::,::::::::: ::.-f.-:.-:::A -::::::::.-, - - l CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 'I945 Brother ELLISON 5 Friendly Houses Full of Bargains NORTH SIDE - San Pedro and Cypress EAST SIDE-E. Commerce and New Braunfels SOUTH SIDE-South Flores and South Alamo WEST SIDE - 31 I7 West Commerce DOWN TOWN - Travis and North Alamo SAN ANTONIO WINE CO. WHOLESALE LIQUOR DEALERS Bottlers of the Famous ROYAL CROWN BRAND CALIFORNIA WINES 715 South Comal Street Fannin 8260 LET US DO YOUR FAMILY LAUNDRY If you demand nothing but the best at the most Reasonable Cost Complete Laundry Service. Your Clothes Actually Pasteurized for your protection. PLAZA HOTEL LAUNDRY E. I. Braesicke IManagerJ II7 Villita C-7268 Plaza Hotel ,,,,,:,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,:e,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,:,,,,,,,,,,,:- -' T1 ' 1: . g m E r -T COMPLTMENTS OF K O N O Your MUSIC and NEWS ST A TION - T400 on your dial T U U 'T 4+ 0 0 0 'T N 0 W U 'I U 0 0 N I U U 0 'T U U lu N 0 H 'T ln ln 'T U U N 0 ln 'T U 'P 'T 'r 'P U U N U 0 N 0 N U 5 0 0 N N U 0 0 U N U N 0 0 S U 'T 1 11 COMPLIMENTS :E COMPLTMENTS OF OF il CRAIN 81 PALMER PHARMACY MR. and MRS. NILE WRIGHT :E 112-A Ave. E Phone 06231 1+ A A: X Y ZJ-Fv- Garfield 0761 Free Delivery 1: ALAMO POULTRY PLACE HOTEL CONTINENTAL ll LIVE AND DRESSED POULTRY 722 W' Commerce Wholesale and Retail San Antonio, 5, TGXHS 108 Buena Vista St. C. Lozano, Prop. JAMES H. TIPS COMPLIMENTS CONTRACTOR OF 1 Concrete-Asphalt--Construction TEXAS STEAM LAUNDRY -:::::::::::::::::::::::: ---C --::,,::::,,:::,::::::::::::- COMPLTMENTS :E COMPLIMENTS OF I' ARRO'S BARBER 81 TAILOR SHOP TEXAS FOOD MARKET gf S 620 Labor sm. K.-7124 I: 217 Broadway H-31321 T'-::::::::::W-:::::::::: :::::::::::: - WELTEN'S If WELLERS SERVICE STATION PROSPECT HILL BAKERY a' d TIRE STORE FRESH BREAD, PIES AND CAKES .Q an All Do h 'Mi ed by Machinery 1- 2311 W. Comnlifrce SE Dial F-9841 fl 114 Wm' St' - I' 3692 Ib ,,,,,,,,,,,:,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,:i',,,,xx,L,,,,,,:,,,,,,,:,,,,,,,,, - WEISS SHOE COMPANY il ALAMO TAILORS 81 CLEANERS WELCOMES CENTRAL STUDENTS 11 J. M. CANALES, Prop. Cowboy Bo0gT,,,f,2'f,f:'eMfl,ft're Famly gf HALTERATIONS OUR SPECIALTY 328 N. St. Mary's B-3-01232 'T Insurance Against Fire - Theft IN THE GUNTER HOTEL 11 Belmont 3-0972 2017 W. Commerce Sr. 0 COMPLIMENTS OF ENRICO LIBERTO T U U U U I U N 0 0 0 0 0 0 R E 0 0 0 0 0 U H U N U N G J I B18 l . .. , - .....,.......,..,,.... .hi CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS or 1945 COLGLAZIER 85 HOFF, INC. 'I LA VILLA DEL CARMEN 2 Groceries and Meats I Cgmplimenfs of V' Lam' Prop' MRS. JoNEs DRIVE INN 340 South Frio B-3-0661 8K 3 The Il'1d1V1dl18l Food Bank D. M' Garza, Prop. 4, FROZEN FOOD LOCKERS 1: The Thr1fty Plan for Marketlngn sas N. zmamora B-31512 ji San Ammo 1' Texas ,: 104 Michigan Ave. P. 5711 Compliments G O N Z A L E Z of 1 Cleaners and Hatters GOOD SHEPHERD L D d bl S . epen 8 9 eI'VlCe 1900 Montana St. G. 4291 1307-1309 W. Commerce St. Phone G. 0663 l sr' 4,, BELGIUM INN 5 I , 1......!i'if'tLT3? .,... 3 DE WINNE S COURTS 5' ,o s C. DE WINNE 8- SONS ' 'i MERCHANTS g THOMAS Phone G-2761 1 ELECTRIC CO. 3119 West Commerce Street ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS 1, Electrical Repairs and Supplies SAN ANTONIO' TEXAS QE 'l6'l5 Broadway 2 Phone Fannin 7217 COMPLIMENTS or WESTERHOFF CONTRACTORS 418 School Street Kenwood 3564 4' J ummm C OMPLIMEN TS OF THE GROOS NATIONAL BANK SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS Member of The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation COMPLIMENTS ' OF SMITH MOTOR SALES I San Antonio's Oldest Chevrolet Dealers Broadway at Eighth : I L. SIEGEL Jeweler Diamonds - Watches - Expert Repairing San Antonio, Texas Phone C-7742 205 Alamo Plaza SECURITY FINANCE CO. , LOANS-FINANCING-INSURANCE I 602 N. St. Mary's F-6143 5 I SANTA ROSA HOSPITAL Conducted By SISTERS OF CHARITY OF THE INCARNATE WORD San Antonio, Texas COMPLIMENTS OF ED. STEVES Sc SONS BUILDERS SINCEI866 704 East Commerce Street Fannin 6361 tg COMPLIMENTS OF QQQr AIAjfQ'fj' H 'H If THE I . .I B, F, GQQDRICH C0 Env-0-musk ., ' RFPIACFJ' TIN vAcuuM CAN! 'I In In 'I I 724 Lexington Ave. at Euclid G. 7278 unmumu ivllwll uuuiumm Personal Attention Given to Special Orders Birthday, Wedding and Party Cakes SPECIALTY BAKERS - HANDCRAFT BREADS, ROLLS, ETC. Dial K-6361 Fresh From Oven To You 1415 S. Presa-At Carolina 'm 'E'Lf'LUiEE'afeofm' , Alamo Helghts Only Department Si0l'e 5003-07 Broadway 'I Phone Travis 1021 '- 525 S. S . M ' St. E. L. LUKE san Antonio, 2, ', t ary S Gen. Mgr. Texas ', G- J- Lucchcsc Jcc Lucchcsc QC Books our Specialty Phone F. 0873 L HE A 'T UCC 5EREiL,HjLfOMPANY 11 o. HENRY BINDERY a. Book stone Sales-Insurance-Loans 1+ Open Evenings- Your Wants Our Aim Property Management 4' , , . Telephone C. 1364 330 W. Commerce St. 511 1N. St. Mary s St. San Antomo, Texas :::::::::::-:,:::::::,::::::::::,:if:::::::::::::::::e:::::::::::::: Complimems i Complgments 0 of RED'S WINE Sm LIQUOR HOUSE LELAND HASTINGS-PLASTERER if B-31384 A . il 539 W. Houston St. 518 Astor St. L-2-2683 SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS COMPLIMENTS OF BILLY BURKE LAUNDRY 86 CLEANING 4909 Broadway Tr0ViS 3348 COMPLIMENTS OF LONE STAR ICE DELIVERY San Antonio, Texas COMPLIMENTS OF JORDAN-IVERS MOTOR CO. F O R D S ,,,, mnunnunuu TRY OUR REPAIR SERVICE Established 1908 A. J. MONIER 85 COMPANY PLUMBING and HEATING CONTRACTORS Cathedral 1251 1446 North Flores Street, At Five Points A-'I 'I I I I I 'I v----------vvo .... vvvv- Compliments of DR. C. H. DITTMAN General Repair and Maintenance Work Specialty Work-Roofings-Heating and Ventilating-Awnings and Blinds AMERICAN ROOFING 8. METAL CO. 830 Wyoming St. Est. 1904 Garfield 4691 Compliments of ART BEAUTY SALON NO. 1-Medical Arts Building NO. 2-3131 McCullough A FRIEND NO. 3-4940 Broadway NO. 4-5020 Broadway COMPLIMENTS WASHING LUBRICATION POLISHING SCHUH SERVICE STATION GERALD STAFFEL HERMAN SCHUH Tire and Tube Vulcanizing 308 E' Commerce St' GP3942 P-2-0065 Cor. Culebra and N. Zarzamora St. W II I I f f ' Compliments Of I I I I L ls ,, -., Standard Electric Co. Inc. . Y: 9 A Sure Start for Every Cor II5 SUT' Pedf'-'J AVENUE Phone Kenwood 651 1 4506 South Flores Street MOTOR MACHINE 85 PARTS CO. ENGINE REBUILDERS PARTS 8. SUPPLIES - VESTA BATTERIES B. G. RETNINGER Son Antonio, Texas 'I I I 'I 'I 'I I 'I 'I I 'I :I I 'I 'I 'I 'I I I I I 'I 'I I I I I I v ---v----v - -----v. :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.g IS. nu1-unmm1nmmmmmmurmurlmmmnmm1iw1mmmimnnmum COMPLIMENTS or SAN ANTONIO MUSIC CO. ISAAC BLEDSO, President Conn, Pan-American, Cavalier Band Instruments - Leedy-Slingerland'Drums 316 W. Commerce Street Garfield 1331 18 Years of Dependable Service BOWEN AUTO PARTS 8: MACHINE CO. Crankshaft Grinding, Motor Rebuilding and Parts Service Fully Equipped Shop and Parts Department 305 Martinez Street Garfield 1328 RE-PETE AT PETE'S PETE'S LIQUOR STORES 616 W. Houston St. 823 W. Laurel St. Whiskey-Gin-California Wines 30630 P. 20134 NEESE BROTHERS, Inc. Concrete Materials Sand, Gravel, Cement, Plaster, Lime, Brick, Hollow Building Tile, Etc. Phone G-0357 417 N. Cherry St. San Antonio, Texas Compliments of LIBERAL LOAN CO. 501-05 W. Houston St. 'fun -- ' H 4 HARTLlNG'S MARKET All Kinds of Fresh and Smoked Meats and Poultry, Etc. 112 W. Commerce St. B-3-1611 SOUTHERN WINERY, Inc. Approved Mass Wines 922 San Pedro Cathedral 7063 COMPLIMENTS OF St. Peter Prince of the Apostles Church Rev. P. B. Feeney, Pastor , v.,. -,,,.,,.,,...,....... mmm nnum mmm mum annum ,ff 1 4 , MZTICANFLAVOR 'I' 4 Ms , sm, 4 vll 3 . I 15 lg I l l H 111511 .nh 1. ,l , W iw? F1avorFavor1't95 ,-1 ,, MEM AU ' W x 4 4 E -1 Q 9 xfim 0 D 0 7 fQ I D f 0 LLWA Aqff 'WfA' FINE MEXICAN Fooos : ::::: ::::::::::: ::3:i,:::::::::::::::::::: :::: M A R T Y Q, compnmenfs A COMMERCIAL ARTIST of PHOTOGRAPHIC RETOUCHER u . G. 3741 224 Texas Theatre Bulldmg 7, MARTY REYNOLDS 12 Jefferson Standard Lite Insurance Co. ll . 1 Compliment Compliments of O I Fr. Hug, Pastor 11 701 S. Leona st. F. 6772 Fr. Popp, Assistant ::::::::::::::::::::::::: 1 ':::::::- :::::::T::::'::- ::::: MARKET HAY s. FEED sToRE C 'P': e 'S 815 SO. Laredo St. B. 31344 1, G' DUALDE' Prop' ll 106 s. Alamo st. F-0901 in Box Lunches Fried Pies Sandwiches 1 MUNOZ THE TAILOR MURPHY'S PRODUCTS , San Antonio, Texas 1 4: G. 9943 913 South St. Mary's Phone C. 8511 1, 'r 821 N. Alamo SAN ANTONIO'S FINEST PHOTOGRAPHY BEVERLY STUDIOS 2424 Broadway-G-7751 1411 Main Ave.-F-1541 COMPLIMENTS OF JOE C. BETTENCOURT, Jeweler 246 College Street Fannin 7561 1.11311 1 gwwffnaff SOUTHWESTERN ENGRAVING CUM PAN Y S an 5:1-ionic A Complete Photo -Engraving S ervice 1 rf '4 IIII. .ag 1 is ' x V ' ' , ' 1 ' 1 ' ' I I 1 11 . ' ., 1 +f'-A . ,111 3 11 , 11 Y .ik 3 f 1 - f' ' . , V ' A ' Ymq 1 I p 1K P' -14 .1 I 55,0 -1l'11I1. ga' 1- ,LP U -1-- , .fbi 1. 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