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

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1946 volume:

BUTTS EER, F012 1946 5 CTIVITIES AND ENDEAVOR NTRAL CATHOLIC HIGH SCHO lr SAN ANTONIO TEXAS PRESENTED BY THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1946 9 EDITOR CHARLES HERZIG A RECORD OF Hrs hearf born pleas If heed ed would make fhe afom bomb obsolefe Now rn peace as before rn war he as fhe whrfe beacon of charlfy and hope the teacher fo men of the ways of God On us fhe youfh of foday our Archbishop has called fo be fhe leaders of a new and sfrong Chris han social order And wrfh hrs call he has given us a hrgh example of wisdom srncerrfy and courage 1 . , - I I I I H I ' I , . DEDICATICDN R1'l'4'l'r'l1rl Al1tll'l'll' ll4'lclm'l', SM. 990 If C 1--X. is-'f'.Q-49 WTCNF-e L 'hg,,, mann. Wrth a lump rn our throats and wrth heavy heart we the sensors of 7946 dedicate thrs BUTTONEER to a beloved faculty member and student advrser Father Andrew Helder He was a scholar of note and an able admrnrstrator But we who knew htm only m the closmg years of hrs hte best remember htm as a land confessor an understanding guide a quiet vorced man of prayer May he rest rn peace QW 1 1 n ' Al' D K y fx . ,'.'-I l X A he N ' .i .. . R . c L 1 ,' - Q is 1 XX 4. - 9' is - f ' y' f 5 Q L. 7 x x h .lfw-' .. . . .. ,- E. :gpg '---NM s I . -, cum 1 Mat-cqpi, 5 A Wx, v .no , 3 s-...'.'.'.k'. f .: 5: . -'s Q '0,A,o '- g 'qu '- rNj'd-s-..,,M W-A ' .3 . Q- ' fl ' f - 'f '-fikzxse I I I I , . , . I I I ' FOREWCRD Only now do we the graduates of 7946 realize what our school years have meant to us Entermg the world on our own we leave behind us events which we will never relive To help us to recall our Hrgh School years we have compiled this collectron of memorres We hope that rn the years ahead rt will keep these memorres as fresh as they are now for an sprte ot what we may sometrmes have said they are very pleasant memories To forget them would be to lose tour ot the happiest years of our lrves Y ll: I Q I f . P r I I I l I TO THE GRADUATES . Dear Graduates: After four years of waiting for your gradua- tion, you may feel disappointed at this year's anti- climatic end. But epidemics are no respectors of persons or plans, and there is little use in regretting what has to be. Moreover, we all know well that the real treasures of your school years-the relig- ious, moral and intellectual training in classes and activities, the friendships, the memories-these you have already made so much a part of yourself, that now you can never lose them. You Central graduates of T946 are part of the tradition of Catholic education that goes back through the ages to Christ. Always remember that. You have received the fruits of twenty centuries of Christian truth and teaching. It is a great gift you have received, and with it, a great responsibility. For now you are yourselves the bearers of that tradition. Your duty it is, and your high privilege as well, to, live the Faith you have been taught, in the way that has made that Faith the one bright hope of a darkened world. We, the Brothers of Central Catholic High School, are confident that you will carry on the tradition we have worked to give to you. Sincerely yours in J. M. J. Bro. Louis J. Scherer, S.M. Brother Louis Scherer Principal sys 9-Y - Ns .yi .. N-uw Brother Charles Neumann Registrar Brother John Schuh Treasurer Reverend Herbert Pieper Chaplain Bro Raymond Schnepp Bro Frank Bratz Bro Wm Ccvcunough Reverend James Young Sensor Faculty ,un x III I I II 4 ll I Bro. Paul Novosol X Mrlfmz f'l1H1l1r1f'ff.1r.f jwfn X s F 5 z .1 x x x If U1 www'-X Bro Raymond Sohm Bro Clarence Sounders Bro Louis Pmckerf Bro Wllberf Ifferf af, ,,..-.M ,X . -f J' - 4 my vu 'I fi Q , Q .NN ' .. ff. H v -msn 'Nw flag'-,,p At I' vm X24 .M-. Lx fi .1 fr ,J - , x .. . L .L ,X V ,,- 'N' - ,df--rg' ' ' 0 'iv Q .,Aj..,'..6A,,. -. .'-t .,, --,,,, -, 1. 4, is .M S s. -I. ,F .f l Elf , O A is 5.259 ir 4 -- f frr'g.pa-w f'. -9,30 ' ,, V' iQ 1' ,I lv' -- new N 1 x.,, : 1' A A W Q I . .S an Q., ...fy M81 . U, 4 1 lfx .Nun -1- , . . . Q . A11-Q-...' ', ? J 1 V ' .. 1' l ' '-'Sf ' ' ' 1 ' Wir- I Q lg j,, 'r- v Q, M Wy ,gf-, v. .. Q.. 5 . QaffQfffifffff J.-. f 2 7 . f 'ff' wt , X t , if 4 f . , ,- ' + .' 'v,'4T?g?11 J Ediiiuvews SCTIIOI' Class QR 'wx 'ft Wt Paul Neumann Joe Keefte Secretary Presadent Senror Cllrcers Student Council As soon as It was elected rn February the Student Council went to work to establish a sound basas for the council of future years This active group has done everything In rts power to llve up to Its main purpose .... to promote a better understanding between the faculty and students Charles Herzlg Wlllldm Lamm Vrce Presrdent Treasurer tulle it Joe McCullough President Val Sobieski George Stuebben ,Sm Terry Green Newton Mrtchell LOUIS ALVARE TIM AUSTIN mv xx RAYMOND BALL ROBERT BATTAGLIA vw Dr: JOHN BENDELE RICHARD EENNETT O JOHN BILICEK HERBERT BRICKSON 'wif I ,I ' I I IIf1II 1 Yfflrx 1 II' I1 Ir' lv .' ' R 0 If ,VMI If 7 '-4'-' IIN' I lNrvvm11I ,IGH I f fmw, .VII vw I f-mm IIIYI, ' m raduates 1946 LYTTON BULWER GILBERT CASANOVA N Ol III I I Fx O I N vs mi f nur 741lm1I IT j VINCENT COSTANTINO ROBERT CUSHMAN . 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I A 0 fur Rwllrjlfm MQCIGI 2 mum Qfuff A WILLIAM FOWLER JAMES GALINDO T C Busl-0 I :II Twom 2 Icmtlvrl I' rfzft AT and rho urshrp Mcriul I M nor DYGHWCIIWS I ' 1 w A mmI Stuff I as Off for I V71 RALPH GALLOWAY FRANCIS GARCIA Prvfvrt Atfr-mlfmff I oo' voli 2 Team I Rlflr' Timm I A vvrirlr rx or P Minor DVGUWCJIIKS I u A mml A ALFONSO GARZA RAUL GARZA s 1 s C' wx R00 I Nusa Offrfr V 0 hall 2 c s HUGH fmss Offwff r Q'-I Graduates me 1946 HAROLD GORRELL LOUIS GRECO Klass Rip Putsct Attendance 3 totllall I rs Ixnng R TC I urn 2 Ikrttct Attendance 3 Awnual Itaft Class Officer -I TERRY GREEN HENRY HABY atlall V allty I 2 etlvall 2 3 Scnoncf Club 3 'IC n It Sctlolarshep Medal I 3 Plrfnct Attondanre I Minor Dramatlcs 2 3 ee Club I Class Otflcer 7 -I Staff I Amerlcan Lenan Baseball Class Offlcor I MARION HAIR ROBERT HAJEK Jtlnall 3 Va xlnq 2 I s Ltlmull I V Perfnct Attendance 2 alltx Vars Foatvall Mgr 4 Perfect Attendance I Z 3 I ns Offnper I THOMAS HART JOSEPH HERTZ loo ball Z ROTC Ist Lt ' Staff D ll Team 2 3 mal ta Parfait Attendance I. Club I Elocutlon I CHARLES HERZIG ARTHUR HEYE THOMAS HIGGINS BILLEE HOWARD JOSEPH KEEFFE 1 vim!! Q FARL POLLVMAN WILLIAM IVES ROBERT KNOX Graduates f wx-v V- '-'V UJMV, I ,' A-iw! ' 1 VMI. lwum ,' - fw..4N.? 'w1kOY1x4rl sf JH wx 1 If . . .,,f, , ,T s ' .1-' ,1 Uv In . 4 Afnwv l1r-vv.,M,' ' Hy- YNY - f 1 ,. ?,fY 1 . x In V I, Q v , V g ' L -. 1' P Hu! 4- Ii- uMYVwH ' S n. qu m A, 1 U 1 5-r , M- UN ' A T . T 1 , ' , ,v ' MW' 'N ' MNH 1 ' ,w ,gv ' ' Hhxld. ' F-'LU IX M' AI 3 N',mwrIJmrm1Yl.s 1 V., mu 4 wmv Vw. lw,,.1 -1'-xl., V .MM - . . ,Y Ta 'Mm Y'vwHi.M RO TC .WM IT 4 V VJ' Y .' .Ann T I mmm Vlrl i N M 1 .' .,v-. 1 Mwwfr ll: mvmmrs 1 F-'H' ' ,Lt - My QJJYY 5 ' .' r W. fwvmx1N YM? 1 Dux ' ' ' H ' ' lmlwnv Cxvurvmh-N l 1946 LEONARD KRZYWOSINSKI CHARLES LIECK mm WALTER I YNN 7L L mr Jr x mar Du mul 1 vumu! 3 me C un nth VVY PETER MAGARO UTM K uw DYHIUKIIILS WILLIAM LAMM v Ss tl T Mux rx i TERRY LOGAN JACK LYONS St Anthony! 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MAIV D H. -m.4 kb RO- R Isl LY 4 Cu! ll UNH lvunv I 5 Rail- Huw ,' 4 J N- L PM Mx A us fl llvkygmiml -1 W L-fuff -8 lu M w 1 nu Um: mn a 4 I in :ll Vins A1 Nudclh I J 4, -I l'wxm.1 I .7 3 -I lin il I 5 4 'vmnr Play Vvrfmt Attvmicmvwu- 1 3 i MN 'R 4 Mlm' ikllllf 1 .W QAM- Cglulv .7 JOSEPH McCULLOUGH JIIIUII Vclrs 3 T C Rsfle Team 4 Parfum Attmdunce Mmm Dromutncs 4 NEWTON MITCHELL Foo IIQII 3 Bos rtnull 3 I fmt 3 R T 4 Um I I D41 AtIcnIc1nu U mr oy M mmf Dromutlcs I nu fomnmttv O Clcmss Offxfm I PAUL NEUMANN S1 mor Close Svcretory S olnty I7 3 4 RCIPYICP Club T C' I D II Tmm I P4 rfut AIIKIICIUVIFE uurshnp Mcciol I mor I mn Drumcmns 1 I u rmuul 1 Off Ln DANIEL PARRISH Carmellte Seminary I Soxiolm I HUMBERT MENCHACA OIJUII 2 Vurs 5 Hoxmu I u :ty I D Team 7 ' ff A maol IGH I JOHN MORRIS JR TC 7nd Lt DONALD NICHOLS 0 bull 2 'I L Icom Rufio Tsum AIVMGI Staff I Omm PIOy ABEL PEREZ o O or KK Graduates PQ 1946 ww JOHN PEREZ JOSEPH RAMOS Clues Offuror 3 4 nd 7 GEORGE REILLY JOHN ROBERTS N olutx 1 1+ P Nuff 2 3 H Anmlol Stuif GERALD SCHERRER VAL SOBIESKI E1 I T C Q s 1 4 un ' DU H 1 Mmm Drumcltlfs -4 usa Off T1 flll ROBERT SPALTEN JEROME SPECHT ms Rep 'I C T C UMM 4 P W1 1 Pmfwci Aihnrioncs if fc H mx ll iss Offl: Umor may HENRY SPEIER K GEORGE STUEBBEN I I M I IV R I ' L ut: s ERNEST SUBERG JOSEPH TILLOTSON ALLAN STEHLING VCD Stuff 4 A :mul Siuff 4 Iss Offlul JOSEPH SWEENEY 1 s R1 J Prrivct Attmwdoncv I Class OHIUV 2 nml WILLIAM TATE Gerard s I I I I x T C K' EUGENE TOSCANO K slf'tI I , U V EARL UHL JAMES VELTMAN X I . ' 0 mul I S - Q rxtlvull , Vo 'vffmt Attendoncf- I Amorlmrv Irmmn BHSOIIQII 'W- -x raduates S xx I il SA 1946 -Q X NX xx xi? , wg WX I-In sn. 'rv A CLARENCE VOGEL CIOLIUIIIV I, 2, 3 Mmm Dromotics -I ARTHUR WEISSLER Ioothull 3, Vors 4 BGSIIMIIQII 2, 3 Bowwq Z, 3 Qmdcllltx I, Z :I 'I ROI C Znd LI -I DVIII Is-um 3 Rxflr- Too 2 3 Somor PGV C P Club I Peo Stuff I Womp Club 2 BRUCE WERNER TOM WAKELY Alamo Heighis I, 2 EARL WELLER DrIII IIUCIUI 3 JOHN WILLIAMS Mmm Dromotlcs 4 wmmsn vouNG rnmcss zAvALA EDDIE ZIZIK No! Pnctured Rnfle Twm 2 3 EUGENE DUNKELBERG MANUEL HETTLER WILLIAM TROUT J. E . A :L at s X9 B , Q X . I 4 -an 4 g , A v J, X 1? f 4,' X if. X fs , '1,.,,g: , i 'xbx ' , . f . ' ' 3 7 'w , '. -hx Q n 9, ., 1 'tk 15 x 5 gg 5 1 5' g 5 5 V 1 J ' if 1 Ig if J Lv Wd ' ' Q x ' ., - Y as ts ix? my w t sfiw, Ag A K' Q. Q Q gf i ff' 21, Mimi., 55 fm 3 , gf. 5 1:1 J 'JQV .jx - V w 3? 4X ff' Lg. ,- Q Q as g 3 s : . gif? . QS ' 1 T Qi firm- K A vga gf' E XV ' ' V Q '- Q lv '90 Ng V a . 'K 4 fl 4 X 4 Bro. Leo Rofhermich . . . . . Juniors JUNIOR C Fronf Row: lv ,nn M UM MQ, -v Second Row: ,xv A fx' ,, Third Row: 5' l N1 tl X M, wr- L' rx Absent: JUNIOR D Front Row: ' H x V1 H wr Second Rowi V Third Row: ' pwkn, X' ' w ,nf ww' P-' 11 1 Urn Mu' m y Q n w , Y 1 w w M I' ' ' N .- M M J- N- My .1d4,1--X :X M !1'w:'. N-' M n 1 W M111 N ww N-' x . Absent: M- iwvvw W Hwvp: ' Nw ' w W MMI UN Bro. Roy Cherrier i I SOPHOMORE A Front Row. ' ' V v f- X LM' H lm. Sncond Row: V tw 1: P Q-V .ww lv :wg X-M J V -1 YH ' m H M w I-' Wm! F' N M11 Thurd Row: M 'iw v' w F I 5 iv P P! ' ' 'V ' 7 1'K-X I-.-. , Absent f SOPHCMORE B 15 IXJ Fronfllow: - -' N N , ' Vw ' M mm.-' M F-X-www ' ',.'N 'whvy Second Row: P ,rv ' --My ,f 1 , , . - ' .r , W Isv wt X MMI.-,1 w lx.,-r Third Row: A I Mfnl. A Chu A V V I4 lv UNI f .. r-- my' 5-' MM' Fx 4 ww-'vwlh FAT rin: Abscnt new-V . WH-- 4-ew.-...I-f-f MV.-H Bro. Joseph O'Meoro The Unclerclassmen a::E:E:E:, S ,:?,, 1. 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' , ii ii if x .i iz-, , SJRN Q R 'TQ 'Q ' , . gf X x AX 1 Eighth Grade ..... Bro. Edward Busch Principal of Grade Deparfmenf in .' ' , so Llovwlw c1UI'lCl l,.lYlli l7.1x'1s .Iuwpll l'.Nll'.lLi.l 5' A-A XY'iHi.1l11 l'inlx l,.lYILi I lslwl' NLIIILICI C1.1rci.l lloyd Il.1lwII K. ll.lllk'I1lULlCI1lL'l Miclmncl llcflcy Alulm lnglv 'l'hm11.u I,.lf'L'I' l'.,LlgCl1L' lfiuuk fXrl11.1x1Jn x1ifl'Cl1U Riv.'f1.1rd Ncvitl fQiIlM'l'l NUI'I11.lll -I.1n1cs P.llil1 P.IlI'lL'lx l'v1'lum QQ Yi,- New .I.mu-s l,llHi.llN 'lwI1Ul11,lN R.1ml.1l Rllllllki Rolwrts liluy R4lkiI'iQ.1llL'l In-d Sk'I1il1LHL'l' l7uminguScIicl1 Allwrx Lfvik-11.1 BL'I'I1.lI'ki ViIl.1 llolwrl X'iI'.ll11l7l1lL'N I ,L Hu .1 llcnry' fncllcr -QR' Sv' Bro. Joseph Bczrreif Bro. Joseph Lcnfer fw aff' -' -M ' Y ,C :Ci gg qu-on' Bro. William McCarthy The Seventh Grad MN? Y 'fgxf 1 .1 Bro. Edwin Howard SEVEN A I' fix XYNI'--up' if Bro. Ralph Krull Front Row: P-' My v rf. R R r 57 4' .ww Mm if '!. P' ' ' , ,J VI HT. Second Row P 1 r 1 -rn If l-hw! K rM',H1'l-W K IMHMX, X rw 1 rf' wmv H ruvh, P Oily! - Thrrd Row: r '- P ' PJ . .' ll rn i 1 . ,rr sf 1- .4 nn. x r - ADSCIIYI W ! 1 ' AW Hzuviwl' A MVHTW Front Row: 1 ' www, N :S , V M w : MnMw.' 1' M nv!! 1- wi H Hxwmrrt N M.m.wu-- N Hr, N PM-In-vl'. 5 l-X-N Second Row: P -' Y' 1-' M w ' . 'NY 1 1 r P 5 r,.' . L w'.- 1 Third Row: N www-N P11 P-'Aww X 'r.r1ur1n.' M 'wut V Hry' 3 HA 5 W w v N -X lv .Nw 1 Vwlinrrmyx - r .' R. 0.T. C. The R.O.T.C. and F.A.C. were again under the direction of Capt. John W. Gaume, with the able assistance of M Sgt. J. C. Wilder and Sgt. R. M. Hodges. The unit made its first public appearance at the Christ the King procession on October 28. It paraded at the half during several of the Buttons' football games. Cadet Col. Jimmy Lynn, assisted by Cadet Lt. Col. Newton Mitchell as Adiutant, commanded the regiment in the Krueger Day, Community War Chest, Armistice Day and Battle ot Flowers parades. Federal Inspection was held on April 3. Field Day was sched- uled for May 14 but had to be cancelled with the closing of all San Antonio schools in the polio epidemic scare. Capt. John W. Sgt. Robert M. Sgt. J. C. Wilder Regimental Staff Crafnllrl W'allz'r 1411171 Ll. Col. 1Vl'll'fflll Mifrlmrll Zml. 1.1 21111 1.1. 1 Willianz I u1i'1w' irllun' W'uiivlr'r First Battalion Company A 61111111111 R11111'1'1 13111111,q1111 A 21111 1.1. 1111'1'111111x1111 211111.1. l:1'111w1 S11111'1'lq 7111 11 111'1'111'1'1 15111111111 -1,. 211111.1. 11111111111 1114q!q111x Company B 61111111111 6l1'111'lq1' S1111'11111'11 Q 111 1.1. 1111' M1'6T11111111.q11 1111.1.I111'111'11g. 21111 1.1. v1'1'1'1'Y 6l1'1'1'11 21111l.1. 1'11'11111l'u 1'1w11'1' 21111 1.1. 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Hodges, com- posed in three maior matches during the school year. The members ot the team are: A. Bass, N. Mitchell, B. Battaglia, G. Stuebben, F. Robinson, F. Garcia, J. Baldwin, D. Lawley, W. Lynn, C. Hopkins, F. Fra- zier. in The Band The band, directed by Lt. Er- nest G. Fischer, climaxed a successful season by gaining a first place in the Battle of Flowers band festival at Alamo Stadium. Lieut. Ernest G. Fischer Director ssilsiksf The Battallons on Review Hi W C W as 'Wm zfiw Q iii Pep Staff . A late start necessitated hurried action in producing this years BUTTONEER The staff put in many long hours of hard work in order to bring to you this collec tion of pleasant memories We hope that at is exactly what you have been waiting for ANNUAL Staff Charles Herzig Paul Neu mann William Lamm Henry Ha by George Stuebben Herbert Brrckson Thomas Hart Robert Battaglia Joe Keeffe Humbert Menchaca Kenneth Dobbs Fran cis Garcia Jerry Specht Pat Edwards Donald Nichols .hmm Lynn George Reilly Robert Knox Harrold Gorrell Tim Austin Lyt ton Bulwer Annual Moderator Bro oy Cherrier is Most of you do not realize all the work that goes into the publica- tion ofa school paper. Coopera- tion and willingness to do their duty were the predominant traits of this proficient staff. -PEP Staff Charles Herzrg Paul Neu mann Lytton Bulwer Humberl Menchaca Bill Lamm Georg Stuebben Henry Haby Kenneth Dobbs Francis Garcia Henry Sperer James Galindo Thomas Hart Donald Nichols Robert Knox P E P moderator Father James Young Annual Staff 'B' Xxx , : , - 1 1 N ' 9 I I V Y , I I ' u x T ' ' 'J 1. N l f ' - I I Q' . - N ll ll , , Q l . . . . I . . . , 3. 1 2 I , ' I I ' t 1 1 1 1 - M . gh 1 1 ' I I I - T 4 1 1 E I 1 y A f J ' ' ' is f l . . . s .. , 5 I I L T J .X T 1- k R P ' e - - , .x -, , g ... l Heaven Can Wat WEN sl? lm a consclenhous fellow and I havent an ounce of rmag: nation The Inspector Kenneth Dobbsj makes hum self clear as he attempts to probe the Farnsworth case Mr Farnsworth Pete Magaroj has a hard time reallzmg that he Isnt Joe Pendleton any more There s a funny far away look ln your eye KO Murdock s manag r Urmmy Lynn dumbfounded when body hop pang Joe Pendleton takes over K O Murdock s bullet roddled physique Il i II C ltr' t P ,M 4 .,.s I F5 K' l 4 6 Q. e I' Q is Gettlng to Heaven mlght seem to most people the goal of all endeavor but for Joe Pendleton Twenty three years old and In the punk l tell you rt was all a bug mistake He had hrs whole llfe to llve yet And he was rlght because Mr Jordan the heavenly pilot sand so So back they went to earth to fund Joe a new body and Involve hum as well an a couple of murders and a heavyweight champnonshlp boxrng match Pete Magaro In the trtle role kept the audience In hugh splrlts through out the performance wrth hrs humorously natural antucs Bob Battaglla as Mr Jordan Lytton Bulwer as the bungllng Celestlal Messenger 7013 and Francls Garcia as Joe s cigar chewung manager Max Levene added genuine talent to the most popular Senlor play yet presented at Central Father James Young mented enthuslastlc praise for has energy and perseverance rn brmgrng thus comedy fantasy a dlffucult play for hugh school amateurs through two months of hard dally rehearsals to the resounding success at scored In nts four day run at Central and ln performances at Santa Rosa School of Nursmg and Brooke General Hosprtal Behind the scenes Bro Edward Busch gave lnvaluable assistance as make up artlst Bro Frank Brltz Installed new llghtlng sets and Bull Ives ex pertly manipulated the sound effects In charge of the program was Bro Raymond Sohm CAST OF CHARACTERS Joe Pendleton who rs searching for a new body Pete Magaro Mr Jordan the heavenly prlot Bob Battaglua Max Levene Joe Pendleton s boxing manager Francls Garcia Messenger 7073 who bungled everythrng Lytton Bulwer Tony Abbot secretary of J Farnsworth Robert Spalten Rodger Barnes fn league wrth Abbot Tlm Austin Harry Logan vrctrmrzed by Abbot 81 Barnes Newton Mitchell Wrllrams the conscfentrous mspector Kenneth Dobbs Lefty manager of heavywerght K O Murdoch .lrmmy Lynn Butler Paul Neumann Doctor Herby Brlckson Plamsclothesman Alfonso Garza Workman Valet I Valet Il Frrst Escort Second Escorr Johnny Perez George Stuebben Pcpos Dounson Joe Keeffe Arthur Welssler Stage assistants, Robert Knox, Joe Keeffe, Pepos Dounson, and Donald Nichols, prepare to set the stage for Act ll, Scene I of tli Debating lfntliusiastic exponents of tlie art gil t'l'g.ll1l7L'tl L1ll.ll'l't'llI1g, under tlie .. . . A ,,. proficient 3,fllltl.ll1L'L' ol liro. Veil- liam C..lY.lI1.lllgll. S.Nl., enioved sev- eral tleliates against St. Nlary's. Bl'.lL'lit'l1l'ltlgL' and .'t'l-l-t'l iUl1. Most tests, liut wins were scored over Bl'.lL'lxL'l1l'ltlj.:L S affirmative and neg! IIIYC. lfff fn Rllqfil: K. llnlffvi, Iajllll, fJ.Altll'l1lll,u.llt'.N. l 1 , i e tlelaates were no tlecisitrn con- Spelling Citv Spelling Cliampionsliip, spon- sored and broadcast by Station KABC. Under tlie able guidance of Bro. Harold lluels, S.M., tlie team breezed tltrougli tliree consec- utive victories to win tlie plaque. Imff In Rigltl: Bm. 11. Ifllfli, lf. Ijeflc, Galimfu, R. Cfllslwlau, I. Ulirlla, G. M4'l:gi'r, A. Trnifo, S. lolmslrm, K. Dnlflri, Qratory Senior George Stuebben, speaking on cll1i!1.'lvS Gov- ernment l.eade1's and Missionary liuturef' won first place in tlie tentli annual C.S.M.C. Uratorical Con- test, gaining for Central permanent possession of tht- circulating Bell Trophy. As a personal reward, Stuebben received tlie coveted Paladin jewel. Tim Austin, also a senior, took second place in tlie American legion oratory, and Quintin Marlow, a junior, garnered a third in the local Hearst contest. Imff In Rigfvl: T. Austin, G. Slm'lvln'u, Marlnizz Persistent practice proved success- ful when Central's team copped tlie SPORTS . . Supplylng the push behlnd the extensuve Central sports program Bro Joe has earned the respect and affection of a generation ot students at old St Marys and Central In addltlon to hrs work as athletic director h has coached varsity football for the past two years Under hrs durectlon sports taculmes have expanded to flt his plan ot sports for every one The hundreds ot Centralutes from seventh graders to seniors who have engaged In school athletics testify to tl'e extent and th success of Bro Joe s plan Bro Raymond Sohm Bro John Haug Assistant Athletrr: Director Varsity Basketball Coach Coach, Minor Teams Bro Joseph Lanter Athletic Drrector Varsity Foo'ball Coach Workrng In close collabora tion wlth Bro Joe Bro Ray mond Sohm was an mdetatug able supervisor ot sports a hard drlvmg coach ot A team football and American Legion baseball In has second year as varslty basketball coach Bro John Haug drilled an mexp rlenced and uneven squad Into a fast breaking, hustllrg team that upset a favored El Paso quun tet to annex the second state Catholuc championship In Cen tral's history FGGTBALL Central OPPONENT ' O Laredo The Varsny O San Marcos Joseph Keeffe Raul Garza Marion Hair l2 Edgewood Tommy Little Humbert Menchaca Richard Bennett T2 Edison Al Grassl Jimmy Veltman Pete Magaro 'I4 Lanier Ed. Svasta Harold Gorrell Pepos Dounson O Burbank Gilbert Casanova Robert Janert Arthur Weissler 7 T. M. l. Joseph McCullough Angelo Drossos William Ives 20 St. Edward's QAustinl Terry Green Herbert Brickson Bill Heins 50 St. Joseph's fLaredol Richard Gonzalez Val Sobieski Paul Molina 47 St. Joseph's fVictoriaj 6 D? 9. ef Q wr ,ww ws-if A rn-W Q uw- 6 kwiexi v y x , 1, 'QA fm ' iigfage- khxq Kasumi xr ,,.NM ww Q MANS 'gxsf' f rnhiiuqz Ax 'L ,x iw Q V fs . 4... L .fp gf ,L Nxrf , : 1' . ' ,Vx W .ev f .. K 'si P 'W fi ,mum- X -'ei ,v THE MEN BEHIND THE VARSITY Players are not all it takes to have .1 successful season in any sport We realize this now that we have seen what an asset our two assistant coaches and our manager have been to our teams Men with that spirit of cooper ation are seemingly indispensable Tom Logan .lack Logan The students are grateful to these three spare time to handle a lot of dreary routine work that must go with every football season MIDOI' Team COBCITCS 49 Bro Leo Rothermich Bro Edward Busch Bro Ralph Krull an N 'nw Jimmy Lynn Manager Under the patient guid ance of men like Bros Rothermich Busch a n d Krull coaches of the B C and Midget teams respectively the boy molds himself hardening his muscles for the rug ged times ahead in more advanced sports I l 0 an Q :gli . fellows who so willingly gave up their if , .. 4 'fa-fX ' . A' 1 ' 1 . I I I V ' x r,,.kn'1, I I 1 ll II I I ' II Il - i 1 . I I . T ' - .-- MINOR TEAMS K E-is N ti. its Midgets X wk . , Q wi' 1 L l - gems. SSM . X Q i NNN es' , .ss - . Q W, Q-N x M .cs Q C , x Q T. will x it K x . .ic ,NWN VK T N xmg y xix 'Y A 5,6 Vwslf - , G' l . . MW? , Q, wb' s Si' s ' ' N5 My its With a season's record of four wins, two losses and a tie, Central's smallest team kept up the enviable record ofthe larger teams. Bro. Ralph Krull was the coach. A Team Playing a hard schedule, the Fangs won three, tied two and lost five. Bro. Raymond Sohm coached the squad of next year's varsity candidates. B Team An outstanding B eleven, at- ter starting the season with two consecutive ties, shifted in- to high gear and pushed over six victories to end as unde- feated champs of their division in Bexar County competition. C Team Coached by Bro. Edward Busch, the C footballers wound up the season on the long end of a 5-2 record having outscored their oppo- nents T62 points to 51. BA Te farcsm mpg ,q... 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Marion Hair Tlx' wlaflvxl, lm! will' lfrains mul xjwm' fo liolfl fvix 0lL'll clllj'II.'bl'7'l' Terry Green A 1711771-fitQf7f.'Il'Q 11 all hawk l'l't'l'Y Jllillllfl' lu' um on flu' l'!llIl'f X The Champs Inexperrence was no han drcap to thus group of unpredictable basketeers An average season t play provlded them with ampe practice and sportsmanship to enable them to go through three days of hard fought games to the State Cath ollc Basketball Champ lonshrp Front Row B Howard G Toscano .I Veltman J Keeffe V Sobreskr Second Row Bro John Haug coach G Casa nova E Svasta T Green M Harr A Garza At Rught Another of Toscano's left hand shots puts Central ln the lead l At Lett A crowded floor does not drsturb l Svasta as he goes up for a tying two pointer O I O O O -2 ' .. 'xl y , E , , ,iv , . xl A55 ' X af f W 5.1 Y X O Aw ' ' .f V, I - 2 f 1 I ' . . Q f t y . Y lx l. Y 'i i ll' is 4 u .w f W ,1 X' New P, , - . Y I ft 1 of D : . , . , . , . , . . . n . , K Q, . - , . , . , . , . . Minor Teams The champlonshlp basketball squad of thus year IS the result of trammg In competition on the actlve system of mlnor teams that has been steadily fos tered at Central These mmor team players wlll be tomorrow s State Cath ollc champs A TEAM A one polnt defncnt cost the hard flghtlng A squad the game against T M I and with It the Bexar County A championship lt was their only defeat In elght Jumor League games In the staffer competltlon of the Alamo Cnty League the Fangs won sux and lost flve flmshmg ln fourth place Members of the team were T Ferro F Loessberg C Barberlo A Grassl J Ehrler C Stark S Johnston J Elder J Young D Stlgall L Alvarez C Fields and G Toudouze Coach was Bro Dan Sharpe B TEAM Hampered by lnexperlence the B team nevertheless went through league competition with four wlns and three losses and In addltlon won four of the slx non league games on their schedule The squad coached by Bro Joseph OMeara was composed of F Sereno C Hopkins J Leck emby J Layer A Neugebauer R Rodgers A Margozewltz R Wvetzel J Wagenfehr W Keller J Rodriguez and C Zoeller C TEAM After startmg the season by coppmg flrst place ln the Harlandale tournament Central s C team swept through Its seven Bexar County League games without a defeat outscormg theur opponents by the staggering mar gun of T94 to 51 Thesr only defeat came In a non league game against Centralsown B team The squad J Wllson B Bernall L Tanos T Clark son L Glttlnger E Rodrlguez R De La Rosa J Rodriguez L Reinhard M Braeslcke F Rodriguez L Stuebben L Spahn F Zamarrlpa J Sobleskl Bro Wulllam McCarthy coached the team untul has transfer late In the season when Bro Herbert Janson took over MlDGETS Following the C teamsexample the mlghty Mudgets coached by Bro Edwin Howard made a clean sweep of flve league games for the championship In their dlvlslon Members of this biggest llttle team In the clty were D Schlueter M Wohlfarth B Hawkms C Jordan G Munster J Estrada T Layer E Lleck R Guzman W Beckham H Meyne G Meyer and J Blsang Q ii' Bro Dan Sharpe Bro Joe OMeara 1-Qld' NY' r Wllllam McCarthy 53 Bro Edwin Howard 0 o 'N xjffsfl ia as . . . . . - Q J s, Si . . . , 1 ' ' 'Y 3 . . . . . ,, ,, . . . H H . . . ' I I ' : . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . ' ' ll ll I I n I 3 - . I l . ' u I I a , n l u - I , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . 1 II ll - ts 5, :':1.f- . ' . . . - V ' - Q . , . Qt Wstg. I Il Il - I W . 2 . , . , . , . -2,2 gp, we 'f . . . . . .- . I I- I I' I - I ' rl - ' I Q . -ix , . , - , . , . , . . , N - I ' ll ll I ' ' I I ' I : . , . , . , . , . , x x . g K A ' I ' I ' I ' I ' I ' I ' I A ' lfvv' BOXING . TOURNAMENT WINNERS Front row left to right Woody Keller Ray Margozewftz .loe Stewart Lours Cardenas Lours Gonzaba George Romo Rear row left to right Amado Abascal Jack Lyons Charles Johnson Cyrll Stark Joe Wilkins Elras Ramon Gabriel Perez Absent Rudy Wrlkms Pete Magaro One of the fastest developing sports at Central during the last few years has been boxlng This year again the bug tournament In which over a hundred asplrmq pualllsts swung hearty mltts cllmaxed a notably succ ssful season During the past two years Central s boxers have been galmng an enviable reputation In local circles They have put on boxing shows at nearly all the San Antonio army lnstal lations and are top favorites with the sold: rs on any sports show They were mvuted to Austun to participate In the giant Victory Bond Sports Show with Jack Dempsey ref ereemg In the San Antonio Golden Gloves bouts thus past year three Ccntrahtes copped titles Rudy Lara won the Bantamwelght crown and went to the state fmals before being eliminated Featherweight Armand Goetter went to the second round In the state matches and so clad Middleweight Rudy Wllkms Under the guidance and encouragement of Bro Joe Lanfer the manly art gives every promise of becoming even more popular In the future at Central than It IS now l . : , : , I I I I I : l I I I I I ' : , . . ,. . . ., K N 4 1. , 1 ., . . , .. . . . . . .B .. , .. . , . ' I ' I I Other Sports GCLF TENNIS TRACK Central's golf team, composed of Donald Nichols, Richard Gonzalez, John Wagenfehr and Joe Mudd, played in three matches, coming out successfully in two of them. The increased enrollment provided a much larger field of competition in the Tennis Tourney. Daily eliminations gradually decreased the size of the viewing group. Casanova emerged victoriously, defeating Howard in a tight, drawn-out play off. In the Bexar County Junior Tennis Tournament Central's teams took four of the eight first places. These firsts included victories in the Midget singles, B doubles, B singles and C doubles. A second place was registered in the A doubles. Begun tentatively last year, the track team entered this spring in several meets, and a number of young runners, iumpers and weight-tossers show un- deniable promise. Outstanding performers in varsity competition were polevaulter Johnny Watts, miler Billee Howard, and 440-runner Joe Tillotson. Noteworthy among minor squad members were Bernie Bernall and Joe Wilson in the high iump, Frank Sereno, Fred Allnoch and Reuben Klar in the dashes, Frankie Frank in the shot-put and Bob Rodgers in the pole-vaults. Bro. Theodore Szydlowski coached both varsity and minor teams. Dance Committee . ses Seated left to right James Lynn fchairmanj Bill Howard Joe Among the behind-the-scenes organizations t h a t deserves i, much more credit than is usu- ally given them is the dance committee, w h o s e members spend many long hours in planning dances, decorating the gym, selling bids, arrang- ing for the music and every- thing else that goes into pre- paring a night of fun and fro- lic. Much of the praise for the outstanding activity of this year's Senior Dance Commit- tee should go to hard-working Jimmy Lynn, sparkplug of the first semester social affairs that were climaxed by the mid year Military Ball on January T8 -x .. s Q ' F 3 si it is . Tillotson Pepos Dounson Newton Mitchell Standing Joe Keeffe Don Nichols Mrlrtary Ball After a week of slavmg at mud year exams Centralntes In all the glory of full dress uniforms danced to the music of Kotsle Kerths orchestra at the Mrlltary Ball one of the outstandmg social events of the season Chosen Queen Mass Patsy Lamm of Incarnate Word Hugh School was pre sented wlth her regal bouquet by Cadet Colonel Walter James Lynn and then escorted by Cadet Captam George Stuebben led the Grand March un the evemng s climax Above Cadet Col Wal ter .lames Lynn presents flowers to Mrss Patsy Lamm Queen of the Mfl :tary Ball At left The Queen and her court Mary White Mary Nell Deason Ver d ne Giroux Leading the Grand March Cadet Lt Col Donald Nichols Verdene Giroux Cadet Capt Joe McCul lough Mary White Cadet Capt George Stuebben Queen Patsy Lamm Cadet Col James Lynn Mary Nell Deason I I I I I I - I , ' I . . . , . . . . 1 - 1 I I ' 1 I 1 . . , . Q 131' . N V: 'P I 3' 1 I -4 3 lf: 1' , fi Je 4 ' r V I - sift : ' , 1 I - --- . X e ' . A Q A W , - ,gal A - . Y I , v, 1 X . , g . - 1 X Q - - vn- , . I I ' 4 1 I L P , . 1 , if -we - o N irnnliiansu X i 3?N Q gsm X ,Sm Around the throne of Queen Marie Battersby are Honoree Mary White, Honoree Alice Gassmann, Honoree Patsy Wey- nand, and Maid of Honor Patty Javior. Prom .... Attsr anxious delay and postponement oc- ccsfoved by the polio epidemic that cut short the activities of the final weeks of classes, the Juziior-Senior Prom, originally scheduled for May 17, was held in the Central auditorium on the evening ot June 14, with Miss Marie Battcrsby, of St. Mary's High School, reigning as Queen in the climax of the year's social activities. Marie ot the house ot Battersby being escorted to her coronation by Terry Green. SEPTEMBER OCTOBER NOVEMBER DECEMBER JANUARY FEBRUARY MARCH APRIL MAY Calendar Senior Year 1945- 1946 Student retreat 26 28 CENTRALS football squad travels to San Marco and Laredo Presentatlon of school banner by Mother s Club on lst Flrst dance on l2th Teacher s Institute on 17th no school Oct 28 Christ th Kung Procession Sensor class officers elected on 2nd Father and Son banquet on 6th Nov 4 call for Annual staff Musrcal Festlval at Alamo Stadlum on l8th Turkey Raffle drawmg at Father s Club Bmgo on 20th Call for basketeer on 27th Nov 28 Centrals Rifle Team places second In the San Antonio Hngh School Rrfle Team Match Basketball season passes go on sale the 7th Food and Clothes for Europ Drive starts on llth Variety Show on the 2lst opens Chrlstmas holiday Father Helder passes away on .lan 3rd Spellmg Team wms cuty champlon shlp In K A BC contest Patsy Lamm relgns as queen at Mllltary Ball on l8th Flrst Semester Exams on Jan l6 l7 l8 Second Semester opens on 2lst Sensors present Father Chamlnade on 22nd Jumor Dance Commrttee announced Sensor plctures taken on 29th 30th Erghth Grade plctures taken on lst Shakespearean lecture on 6th Sensor play cast holds flrst meeting on 7th General Krueg r Parade on l5th Frve Seniors take Pepsi Cola tests on l5th Brotherhood Week Speech s Student Council elected on l8th Honoree Dance on 20th Lent begms on 6th March 25th boxing tournament begms Jumors plac ord rs for graduatlon rmgs on 26th Boxlng sem: finals on 4th fmals on 5th Federal lnsp ctlon Mothers Club Day of Recollectlon on lOth Robert Cushman announced wlnner of fourth ln state Pepsl Cola contest George Stuebben takes flrst plac rn C SMC oratory contest to glve Central p rmanert posssslon of th Bell Trophy on the 9th S mors measured for caps and gowns Pete Magaro stars In senror presentation of Heaven Can Walt on 23rd 25th 28th Barbecue on 5th Polno epldemlc huts cnty on May llth all schools ordered closed Fleld Day cancelled No fmal exams' .lumorS mor Prom Marne Battersby relgnmg as Queen postponed untll .lune l4th Banquet at Gunter Hotel postponed untll June l8th Baccalaureate Service Class Day Com mencement all cancelled I ! 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D , ... . .., a . . . - Il - Il 1 1 - 1 I . . . - Q . . 1 1 .1 V , I 1 I I ' , . cflclqnowlcclqments An Annual IS not an ordmary book and the production of thus T946 BUTTONEER has sometimes been for us amateurs of Its staff an undertaking of hectic proportion We wash here to express our thanks to those without whose help It would never have been completed To Beverly Studios for theur outstanding work on portrarts and class shots To Southwestern Engravmg Company for their servlce and especially to Mr George Allen patient Instructor of us tyros In the art of picture pro portion To Schneider Prmtmg Company especially to Mr Joe Schnelder and Mr John Herzug for service and courtesy tar above and beyond the call of buslness To Augle Hlngst for the pictures of boxing wmners Senior Play and other actlvlty groups To Mr Al Gehrels of Gehrels 8. Hell who drew the tmal desngns for the cover and tutle page and who furnished the basic plan for the book s first sectlons To senior Thomas Hart who furnished the aerial vlew ot the school on page 8 which was snapped by photographer Charlie Urton and to Mr Bob Weller for th loan of the plane used To sensor Herbert Brlckson for photographs To s mor Kenneth Dobbs who designed the cover To these and to the many others who helped un the production ot thus 7946 Buttoneer we give our hearty thanks THE STAFF N Q , K I I I I I I 1 f ' , . ' I I I I ' I I . . . ,. I I I I ' O - . , . G. . - , . I , . mlm Dmtlmx . C . 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