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

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' - 5' X . , A ' P' 'yr '3 - 5'- , ' sg x ja-W' ' f' .'?'lf5Q - :fi ?LjfA ' Q? li '4' '7 , 11 M, if f --J? Y s 'G L 'gi 1 'ii' -A .n Yi L4-, xx. - if ry? If--i. . . Q... :Q ,fi A ,X W, Wm , .a1w,,w. - fi ru .n All +4 Fr' me :A Z' QQ mam .Q bg' fl H' , -v .:- .9 f . ,:.,'EiY., .11 1, W, f as s t 4. ' K , .5-I looks wistfully to the future . . . a future that is hidden but not entirely removed from view. Ever pondering . . . ever dreaming . . . youth gropes for its place among fellow men. To many, youth seems to live only in the present, careless of its preparation for the tasks of tomorrow. But in more serious moments youth does, in a characteristic, carefree way, strive to make itself worthy of the countless opportunities for service and achievement in the world of tomorrow. Youth in the greeness of years does not choose its own prep- arationg it accepts the varied activities of high school life - religious, intellectual, physical and social -- as its preparation for life. Gaze with youth to the future and review with it the record of present activities - a preparation for life in the home, the Church and business world of tomorrow. Q A ,V A, the record of our high school activities A RELIGIOUS, INTELLECTUAL, PHYSIC SOCIAL - - - Which serve as . . . Lan l IN THE HOME THE pfwpzwaltian fall. wfe CHURCH AND THE BUSINESS COMMUNITY Hin Iffzewafzlcfafl The Men Who Guide Us MOST REVEREND ROBERT E. LUCEY, D. D. f ,Alf ,f ip s 5' wi Q - T -- lg I 'Ilffl:f vsv 1 v Archbishop of the Archdiocese of San Antonio To the students of Central, and to all who know him, His Excellency stands forth as an outstanding exponent of Catholic Action. Repeatedly, we have heard his voice raised in the interest of a Christian peace, and in a crusade to extend to all classes alike the prin- ciples of iustice and charity. We are privileged to follow his wise and courageous leadership. We students have been fortunate to study under the sterling guidance of Monsignor Morkovsky. As Superintendent of the Catholic schools of this diocese, he has given us an efficient educational system. Being always in close contact with the men who teach us, he has helped us pave the way to a Catholic future. DIOCESAN SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS MONSIGNOR JOHN L. MORKOVSKY ' 1 x ,' -. -f-lm NN. -' Q. ,w , ops, me 9' 1 xo -,-. :.p-,LL..n A, 'ga H fr , . fs wager-,Q-.' 5: '- f j7f'L JTH , - ?5iV.,-1, 3, ', US -. :' , ,fclfifiw ,, '1lll'l'li.l ,N 5 'llilvb fftts42ifgartts,iifia?415fill- W Ni, t. -. tg. 1 n-: -t i 1 ' ,z .'5jtQtf 'I Stl . C in :rl lll?2,t3'1ff?: ' 'fs ff i Slit' fl t Twill rt- lftfff' 11 1-1411i-enfa.-ff.:tt L vm, at I, Mix MK In u,y1Lig,X . rmlwth .Aix 4. -'rx 33? L5-1 !f'7fff'x lt'sTf31?a.1tf-ff A 14-1 If 111+ tau- A . J. -' Y -5,-A iff 1-X . .,'.4f.-, -- ,.,t , M ' -.1 , -J, '1 f -' -- -' , ,tJ'9'5 gf -.:IjW!? iz .1.iiQlly ffJ:'f',' . qw X' tqqqq ,ty ,K :R ,nmJ..W. ,, , r f.xt 54:3',fjg1ft,':.' flat g.fQtNQlHi55-' fp EK. fu'-fw-Lev 1' ,.- 5 27, ff! Monsignor Morkovsky addresses the teachers of the Catholic Schools ...in our Preparation For Life Here Daily. . . The Tower and Entrance 1 t lultrlltil il ful f ly gil l i Lt T, L t i iq' lil? HT - will lt ti T 'V '12 ,,,,., m1:J.,.1:ni?Alz View from Faculty Residence Here in the halls of Central we have pre- pared for the future. Through dcxily con- tact we have come to regard as precious those moments spent in the solitude of the Chapel . . . those moments of directed activity spent in the lecture rooms and loboratories . . . the games and dances in the gym . . . all these impressed them- selves on our memories to be revived with relish in later years. , .1..? We Sought Guidance X. OUR PRINCIPAL BRO. LOUIS J. SCHERER, S.M. ., . ,I - ,:+E25t.tx.. J- if ,fa ,I- 5 .7t.Ylgrl,.,. ...X Q. eww.. .. it , EN: , fly.. fk.Lg'.',Qiy ir I - it w L 'ft' Tfi?fiH I , M12 .I M... '. tp-. WV: -w L, ' ',t1A1f Y:j-'gf 'vw' N E Q.. , il.uNIi'I' if Iivfwtfp -gait ills NM... il Wlil IIE 'iff -- 4 V fr... 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The extent to which you live a fuller life will depend increasingly more on yourself and less on others. The clarity of your ideal, the tenacity with which you hold to your principles, the assiduous cultivation of good habits will build in you a strong, good character which in turn will assure you of success. Your responsibilities now are greater than last year, than four years ago, they will continue to grow. You have had exceptional opportunities, and now your Church, your Country, the world at large looks to you for future leadership. Fair play, social iustice, charity depend on you to throw your full weight on the side of God- and those who work for the betterment ofa strife-stricken world. Keep close to God through your religion. One of the habits which should be part of you as a Catholic young man is weekly contact with your Guide, Christ in the Eucharist, and a daily prayer to Mary, your Mother. Your future is in your hands - NOW. Sincerely yours in J.M.J., Bro. Louis J. Scherer, S.M. .t. OUR VICE-PRINCIPAL AND REGISTRAR ' nX,,........-., A,x-NL i I BRO. THEODORE HOEFFKEN, S.M . . IN OUR PREPARATION FOR THE FUTURE DEDICATION The year 1947 marks an important step in the lives of this year's graduates, but it is even more important to one of the fac- ulty at Central. It was twenty-five years ago that our Vice-Principal and Registrar made his vows as a religious in the Society of Mary. As a token of our respect and admiration of those who devote their lives to the service of God and Mary, we dedi- cate the T947 FANG to Bro. Theodore, on the occasion of his Silver Jubilee as a Marianist. Chkgfd ygh btBth Th th I wi o smie. BROTHER BOOK BROTHER BUSCH Treasurer Principal of G'1 ades Bookkeeping Advisor of 8B Plane Geometry C Team Basketball Bookstore Glee Club l if . l Wa V' . , Z xl . I fair. I . , Y X L A YJ, ' X . u f' X nw xl it QI T Rini 1 , A it N 1 1 -:Msg ffzaxx' I-rf X, . M.,,M 1 . , , ni . fl A fx if x , 2 KLM ' ' Af-, Q7 IW. Nff' , , gm 5. ., .- , ., ,. .X I ,. . f , ,z - o- --. i' v xl VJ, ,X-. I , , BY- ' Y K -.,l :-,, 1 . 2 , . ,,,A Bill ' I l f :z,ll'l.l ll , EM f LT. FISCHER BROTHER GERHARDT Band Instructor Religion 10B All-City Band Director' English II Pla-ne Geometry The Fang P'hotog'1'apher A Team Football HENRY A. BOOK, S.M. EDXVARD BUSCH, S.M. LT. ERNEST l ISC'llER ANTHONY GERHARIJT, S.M. Y Brother Book . . . in the bookstore of course Alves and Granoto found o tough one Religion 9E Civics . I .M Military Science I i WALTER HAESSIG, S.M. JOHN HAUG, S.M. EGT. ROBERT HODGES EDWIN HOWARD, SM. BROTHER HAESSIG - V BROTHER HAI Religion 11C World History Typing Typing World History Varsity Basketball Coach ix -lr Tr , ,. ' l. 511 r'2Efl3i-v- ' Q I .Vv:,'i:'i i LI'lQf,'5m7'i,flN,lA NL ' rr-, jgffg, -' if rr lfgffyxel 55 -ffzvffi 1 J -I viifl -fffgflfma ffiiflfigi 'ff-Y'-'iff . 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Hodges presents the more inieresting side of the ROTC Brother Haessig gives practical hints to Tony Mendicino 1z1co1'1fi'i51rz HUEIES 'lin glish IV , Religion 12 C Iframatics Y MAJOR HUMPHREYS Professor of Military Science and Tactics Military Science III ,J rg-Q:f','7 f ii uc, ii i ,I MJ Hi X ,YQ i H' U Q-,,.. ,-sg ' X- ,Ii Www i wwf- il i ,,. , Mir. .ik 1, I , i .i,, 1 -- 4:pL,x 1-3-,i fn 5, . rf R 1 HW? ., 1 hx fi5:5'i .QL :J-1 'x ' tiff i X Hes-fri' ii 5 ,- . -hifi ...Wk gf itll xQzifi1.f+Qli WQ.,L, X. , y i ir r-Iwi' r 'il 1 '1' rr, -A A-rr mf can , 'ip ff i fgrix cliff ,-X -1 rmgfrgwxzf ,ij ggi,-f' -5,01 f ., , -x, 'V f new xx Ii-lv W 'V l,'I'jfi Ngfsj-1 yt, , ,, 1 I ig , XY, lri kQ2-A V si-Q36 152235 12.31, , ii -if i'f?ifl rl' - 1 xllihr fear-2 e A - r' iw -I -, f , f21C:-','- W 4 XA m,..i,m5SM. , ,i . LEE. krkiyrri-V h 5 ' 'Vi iikihfr- X-. If Jlrl-' I' T' liif' ' ' -' ' ici '.f'Li'1r.7Pirli Ari i rr-K., X . ii J 5 Cie .x ,L BRO. A. JANSON Religion 9C General Math Algebra I B Basketball Freshman Sodality T7 'T .1 J. N BRO. H. JANSON Religion 10A Algebra I Physical Geography Band Moderator Major Humphreys issues orders to the Big Three, y Johnston Robinson and Svasta 'U HAROLD HUELS, S.M. MAJOR WILLIAM HUMPHI ADRIAN JANSON, S.M. HERBERT JANSON, S.M. The Ph sicol Geography class discusses the weather A BROTHER KLAPP' BROTHER K-RAMERE Religion 9F Religion 12 X Spanish I American h :story Civics The Fang A- sor Junior Sodality Oratory ff ' 'ww xx Jmlerr, , -Xfglfr' Jliliv' lu Vlffw-. 6H l,l'-i'--- WSW 'illlfwfl 4533, 3,,,, m5r,'.,q R m,,rn,., 51? ,J 1:-Qi.??'?i1,. fs. 135. l ',333iQ'f9i V fi-5 he '31giQEqa.3g,. li ll ' 'L life Sill-WR ll- 'llllrllliillsr wr, V . 1 , ' wh X-flllf. 'G' ' A 41-4-7 ,Wi V K, -.N , HI!-X , vi lilly, .xr-, l',i,W.rff,lff3l,: .3'1,w2w -. ff' ,nm ,,.w,f.- fr l,:9-r!':frf-.iff sirvffgl, K '3-Sflfiniili?f5Qi'2l.lF13353-'lliii fzvffiiiiiffr ' ff::i',efff2C 2H:2Q7.1if1.T-HEP I 5 r 7'f!,ff' .jtizr TR 712255 '-ff -- ff5f 7 T3 l,-' -'fi' 'fi Q-ffl .fyfygix Q.,gjM:,5i,lJ,QQMMMamid Mmmgff- idgzr.. 'lvrafllwafr-42-rrsrrf.w.l?fwW ,i,.f. w ' X ' Hx '1:sjl,Q-,rl -jim?-wr fr 1 rgzgfir' V xxx -f--14-g,r:9,,.1,' ,-.--,...,, Y H we nf--,.....,Llg'rL BROTHER KRULL BROTHER LANFER Grade 7A Religion 8A Grade Intramurals Athletic Director Cafeteria Manager i FRANK KLAPP, S.M. NORMAN J. KRAMER, S.M. RALPH KRULL, S.M. JOSEPH LANFER, S.M. 'ig V ff rl 'gf 'sf Q , 'rf ,r- r-1' 1 'f 'Zire-ff T j, r 'ij 1 'a7 -wifi ,lj-X 1' f' 717' ,1-A -'j '- Tl fu fit' 4 T 'lf 'Y f f ,ufM.-J.1r:l.4'f,f J., .L , JJ. -L .L if ',J.s,.,l1p'L,, f..J.,LL:sla.,.lr.s 117 ii L11 fr J'.fU-.JmxJl.r,lL rr IM. Klip? JflJlwlLfixlLJlL,. The Freshmen learn the language of our Good Neighbors Brother Lanfer posts the Friday special, us the Mothers under the guidance of Brother Klapp Seyye l l ,, Brother Naeger makes geography a favorite subject in 7B Brother Minges teaches the teghnique of page makeup ln pournahsm w 5 -- V- -v Y ,H-V, -A ff if ' if s- 1 , , ,, 4 J ,W , M ,rr'- , , ,X lil' 1' rw 'gg l ll r is 'gr roy rf 'U T Ti T' il if Gln? M I it I J f J M l -V ff ,ts f , 1 rf, ., ,ff 1 1 f fl -- 1 -is L ,L N A Ht A . . AL M H-Y, -,V-41 7 L, rw Na. ,Q , ,Af , A ,A ,. .v..f r, 4, ROBERT MINGES, S.M. FHARLES MULCRONE, S.M. GEORGE NAEGER, S.M. LOUIS NEUGEBAUER, S.M. BROTHER MINGES Religion 11A Journalism Government Mechanical Drawing 1 ,Q ..ji5' The Pep , ,rf vm if, , X .A YL 551, -i.- zu 3,5 LMI '-I. i AW,-.fu A ' A- QQ, l X ' R BROTHER NAEGER Grade 6 Grade Spanish Economics fl fur V R .n . . -t, . si- BROTHER MULCRONE V Grade 8C Glee Club , X V ku , X V Qi lv ,.5al ',1T ' -jim at ,lm ppm Ill ' l'Xlb,l TIlbff i 4, ' ,iff '15 X .?,1---.Lwv gf- X 4 ,.. ,,.., , . I- ms-'FM' X . Jn., f ' Q 2.1 E mf ,. r . ,,,,,v,23,25sQl w- p v-nr! hm If za' , Qixff'-mnwl,llsij Jef , 1 ' ,E ,V 'Q '14-4--f'Q 'L ' Tw- 1 X 1 .T ,yi ' -X ' 'X ' ' Ai s E fr , -' N, ijrfi .,:'oLg... w r fr '--5, iff' . ,T-f - '--'.zf,fi f n :Y nz.. .ft R A f X--Q:-so ,O H wwf? T ,vw f - fl f, , wwf:rf?-nyifgflnQ 'xr rv jfl'lz- N- iiqf' -. viva, , 225315 ffl 'hifi lt,L2LV,,xl4,.,,5.3,1.i,.'f5,?W,AWMJMQQK ,et ,.l5ig:jN3zfg1?fwju V3 li 'flu ' llxym fcfwfvl ess- . +3--.-fre:-,-f. 1. 1' 'bww xxx.. , it ,z 4 'K -'k:,,'-,r '- '. 3, 'xf,'::1fgf .all-.-fly' -gli, 3 x?iQE's.t+Hf .. lx fe- s JF BROTHER NEUGEBAUER Religion 9A English I Latin I ' Red Cross Sponsor Assistant Treasurer Al9CbI'0 ll made BUSY in 130 IGSSOHSV The Brothers relax after u days work See Brother O'Meara Q 1 il I iff JOSEPH O'MEARA. Sill. REV. A. PIEKARSKI, S.M. REV. H, PIEPER, SJI. PAUL PRATTE, S.M. Religion 10D Algebra I and II Spanish I and II f -, .tlnjxf V. Chaplain ' Religion IOE English II Latin III CSMC Oratory BROTHER O'MEARA FATHER PIEKARSKI Religion 11D English III Latin In '-V' 1 w- w v wh- 1- . 4. ,, I. M felauwcialmggrithmetic Kilim lil. - E E . I, mf Xuan f ,, wwf- ,. I, yell. I 'Y -l ,sifinyghand I . L- :. -- , . ' i .. I .A , .LZ or -f fl ' . I-.,jlf Y: . '- 1 ',if f ,l - ,KQ,. 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See Brother Thayer All full in line willingly at Cafeteria time ' :tg BROTHER TOTTEN BROTHER TOWERS Religion 12B Religion 9B Physics English I Solid Geometry ,Civics-Occupations Senior Sodality V i DQb,3tihgA'Y'- Student Cbiiiicil ffi-. 'Di' NA i N i T SGT. WILDER BROTHER WIMMER Rifle Team Grade SA Military Science II Transferred to St. Mary's University in January JOHN TOTTEN, S.M. JOSEPH TOWERS, S.M. MXSGT. JILES C. WILDER RAYMOND WIMMER, S.M , ul T f Q 4, .B ' u',Zf2f'liQ1',3v Q Jg,J'EQ, iiiUii9'2,filiL.,i ToHen's smile indicates that the experiment in the expansion of Members of the Rifle Team practice as Sgt. Wilder checks metals is a success results - - ,,-L.- W rw., . 1 QM -ix QX 7 ,wa - b.. ., 'aw 22 W..-1, K 2,2 5 I - .- -f n.1 --I- afii- .. A - - wfzfsfxaf 5 A, +::5SQ?z5,i- uf-.gggq-wif-in 5' of :- effifem-wa ' f!-'viz-wr - -f,-vm' ,W f ,W ,W Q, ,ws '-he L1 g1z,g-Ngsafawfs 1. ,V .mal ,,,f -V J Q iw? W -5 N S , W w,'w, ., .S-Qe,-,-ml., f xi f, - . ,f L L:::'qfWi: .- 'wh .. A Xi .. , , fmiwm , M f J--q,,. , mi 1 . NLfA-- Q V L, -an QL 55 Ma We . . . and now face the challenge ot lite. As its predecessor, Old St Mary's Academy, made men of our Dads, so does Central make men of us. With the achievements of each activity a new light has been cast on the path ot our future. By the broad athletic opportunities given us we have developed strong bodies, and by the even broader intellectual and moral training we have enlightened our minds and steeled our will of lite. s tor the contest Now, as graduates, we leave the halls ot Central to our past. We turn now to something new, but as former Centralites we have courage. We are ready . . . . . . Aja 1, 2. 3. 4. Fletcher Peters and Carlos De Llano are engrossed in an experiment. Students pray for future success at daily Mass. Part of the 800 students who waited for the doors to open for the first day of school 1946-47. Monroe Fisher receives the coveted diploma. 1 c r so Centralites glide to the music of the Cavaliers at the Christ- mas Formal. Companies A, B and C march in battalion mass on campus in front of school. Central comes from behind to defeat Corpus Christi Aca- demy in annual benefit game. .lam-rt scores. Sticker Stadium mid ice and snow. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS With a justifiable pride we introduce to you the leaders of the Senior Class of l947. Leaders, scholars and gentlemen-these men are responsible, in large measure, for the coordination of Senior activities. Standing: Edward Svasta, President, seated, left to right: Stuart Johnston, Secretary, Robert Janert, Vice-President, Al Grassl, Treasurer. S QQSSS' K igwlgf, 3' x Q1 xg w Um uk, , ,f , 1, H 25512 f, M51 7,53 is 3 f iw 595' 55 .53 , 1 S if 1, H , AELVOET ALEXANDRAVICE ANGELUS BARBERIO AELVOET, RENE Class Officer l, 2, 3 Sodality 2 ROTC 2, 3, 4 Captain 4 Drill Team 2, 3, 4 Basketball C Dance Committee 3, 4 l f... Q, -. l ff lil rl t,ll'l ,W Perfect Attendance l, 2, 3, 4 .. . wk 5 , 1 ,l ,rv lf -irc 'R lle2l lkll M lil, Z' ALEXANDRAVICE, WALTER G. ANGELUS, ALLEN M. ROTC 2, 3, 4 Class.Officer I First Sergeant 4 Sodallty l, 2, 3 Dramatics 4 ROTC 2, 3, 4 2nd Lt. 4 Drill Team 2, 3, 4 Football A, Varsity Tennis l, 2 lntramarals l, 2 Perfect Attendance l, ng.gi,ffgefal 'll 113 'Hi-F L,xg'E'?.1 ,jfflg5eg3ilQ-fill.,-11-l . Y, ,. JY., ,--- I- is--. N. r' O.. i- li., A il , 3,1 . XV-, Y .Ja 'QS' :ll ',,,3l it ,NI , :LJ ' R, TM.: lljirx i Ly 3 X X N. L V, ,,,,,,',5,,e' f Myffiffgj1IfQ3l2eE3wfl5f',,,l9',ejf5J.f,.,Yc,,,, lil. f '1 -V' I '15fTiii-- iltglu Y Tiff? ,Nfl ,. , .i ' - - fc ,sk ik, ' el li. i -ft-'Er ' - ' 'i il1'lf7,11fl:l- l l l,. ---A ,w ,l el 'K 4, ,, ,, D 4- ll-if-y.y..e fel- ,l . . -l:,lif'sl'if lil Wil' ,l-. .-feel, - 'f91 'T fq ' 1 lt ll 'i ll .4 lfwltll it--flliil lr ilf.l,i1llR1ll l , - he ,r 3 'l5:,- , A , wig' lm, 4. Hliif K if 'J E l ve .ll'f' if - mls .E li- is ' BARBERIO, CHARLES BASS, ADOLPH BAUER, CHARLES CEGELSKI, JOHN Class Officer 2, 3 Dramatics 4 Class Officer 2 Class Offlfel' l Sadality l, 2, 3, 4 ROTC 2, 3, 4 Dramatics 4 50dOliW li 2, 3, 4 Band l, 2, 3, 4 First Sergeant 4 Science Club 4 Df0m0flC5 l Drum Major 3, 4 Rifle Team 3 Pea Staff 4 PSD 5lOff 2, 3, 4 Drqmgtics 3, 4 Drill Team 3, 4 Intramurals l, 2, 3 OYOTOVY 2 A seieiiee Club 4 'lennis 2 Scholarship Medal 2 ROTC 21 3l 4 ROTC 2, 3, 4 Religion Medal 2 Religion Medal 3 S!SQt. 4 Captain 4 ' Drill Team 4 FOOYbGll B, A, Varsity BUESCHER, MARK Intramurals l, 2, 3 Basketball A, Varsity Class Officer l Tennis 2, 3, 4 Science Club 4 Dance Committe 3, 4 Pep Staff 4 Perfect Attendance 2, Intramurals I, 2 BASS BAUER BUESCHER - CEGELSKI l., , ' 'FW sj i It - i l XZ , l , CIESZYNSKI, ANTHONY ROTC 2, 3, 4 First Sergeant 4 Drill Team 4 Intramurals l CIESZYNSKI CIVILETTO COX CURIEL ILETTO, EDWARD COX, GERALD CURIEL, JOE s Olficer l, 2, 3, 4 l-lorace Mann l Boxing 3 gion Medal Clcss Officer 2, 3, 4 Sodalitv 2, 3 Drarnatics 4 icieecc Club 4 PED Sfaff -l ROTC 3, 4 2nd Ll 4 Drill Team 3, 4 Dance Committee 3, 4 Box-.ling 4 DE LA GARZA, ALEBRT DE LLANO, CARLOS ROTC 2, 3 Escuela Aposfolica M. SD, S. l, 2 rx . fy'QAj,1ii' Xxxv. f 3'.f-313213 l-, QL - 'Ji 'Zyl . ' M. fs ' V.. f K ,T lf, - .1 ng i ,W ,. :gi j -5 ' -v ,'..,l,3Q3 r f iw i. . limi l il 4 faq , i-if rw - I uri. ,mga V sg r,g,rxgsfi. X, .. , fi, J , r- ,,-A , ,,.w.,,, A f rgfifl, A 'igw ll gc - 1. -K ,qv ,. 'jour -4 .3 Ly. -A A,J f jxwir 4-'i' M if X i.,,:,,,f1fX,.ff' Iliff i A I Sp, ,ii vii? 'fn' DE ROMO, GEORGE ,:.., , . . V Yf....,: lnrrarnurals 2 cs , F , 3 F, .7 fi 14, -J.. .',!l ' ,j'-Y ,iD r5,. J X, mx, r ,, 'iff 'Q' ii:-' . 2-elf fc5:f',' V le, i vm-4,-1 - . fl V grirlfrp! ffyrfs-,'-i 'r x , ' A, 4-ww DORANTES, GENE Sadality l, 2 Dramatics 3 Intramurals 2 ,li , ,nw ., ..-, cv -,.,.,..:f...?. . --Y+r..... if 21:55-1P1:.L was .- , f . :Ll -. CUSHMAN CUSHMAN, ROBERT Columbia l-ligh, Columbia, S C, Scholarship Medal 3 Sodality 4 Dramalics 3 Science Club 4 The Fang Slaff 4 Spelling Team 3 DALTO N DALTON, FRANK Class Officer l l, 2 Golf 3 Intramurals l, 2 High School Register 4 Fooflqall A, Varsity Tennis 3 Bowling 4 DE LA GARZA DE ROM0 4 DE LLANO DORANTES Q GRADUATES EHRLER, JIMMY fadalitv I ROTC 2, 3, 4 Rifle Team , 2 3, 4 Football A, Varsity fiootoiri 4 4 Basketball A, versity I-learst Award, Rifle Team 2 Baseball 2, 3 Eighth Service Command Tennis I, 2 ' AVVGVU 3 Intramurals I, 2 i ELDER, JOSEPH Hai. Name Qclicol, Herfae'scn KA, , I Sadalitx 2 5 Science Cliili il ROTC 2, 3, 4 2nd Lt. 4 Basketball A, B Perfect Attendance 7, 4 X i'..f14 l-- L v.A,.!4.9, EM ,-,N iV,,gI,q,, - TWV , lr f,,.,.. 5 , 'if ' , r f .5f'- ,iggff ?f I r-eg-,am I, W 'ef 3- ' , . 'I ',.:11' -1 li, '- it K hvdiils' N --fifif? I . -1, - .L 1 Q25 'IEW li ' - - nah -, ' .., ..... ew-12' wr -.. m y .,-.,.tw,. N7 bf! 'r-N. I '-5, , EQE5gf.., 5. ,E IX fy' ,I N. 5, Q VI xxx. ' ii,-,ii I, 'I,9i','Q- f ' I INF YU EMGE, LEONARD ENDERLE, RUDY Class Officer I Drill Team 3 Sgdqiify 2 Sodclliiy I, 2, 3, 4 Dramatics 3 Science Club 4 Pep Staff 4 Declamation 2 ROTC 2, 3, 4 Maior 4 FARLEY, JOHN Boxing I, 2 Intramurals I, 2, 3 FARLEY Football Manager 4 Basketball Manager 3, 4 Bowling 4 Perfect Attendance I, 3 High School Register 4 The Fang Staff 4 FERRO, ANTHONY . Class Officer ROTC 2, 3, 4 2nd Lt, 4 Basketball B, A, Varsity Dance Committee 4 FERRO Band l, 2, 3, 4 Dramatics 4 Science Clalv 4 Pep Staff 4 ROTC 2, 3, 4 EHRLER ELDER EMGE ENDERLE FINCK, BILL FISHER, MONROE FLORES, MIGUEL R. Class Officer 3 Class Officer l -I ROTC 2 KOCOIITI' l, 2 fastball C, B, A, Vcrsii-I lncrtLall B ROTC Zi Di 4 twine I, 2, 3 lst Lt. 4 FINCK FISHER M. FLORES R. FLORES FRANZ FLORES, RICHARD FRANZ, ALBERT J. Sodality 2 ROTC 2, 3, 4 ROTC 2, 3 lst Lt 4 Basketball I Football I Tennis 2, 3 GONZALEZ GRASSL GREINER HARMES FRAZIER FRAZIER, FRANK D. Science Club 4 Pep Staff 4 ROTC 2, 3, 4 Captain 4 Rifle Team 3, 4 Drill Team 3, 4 Intramurals l, 2 Perfect Attendance l, Religion Medal 2 GARZA GARZA, ARTHUR R. Band 3, 4 ROTC 3, 4 Sgt. 4 2, 3, 4 GONZALEZ, RICHARD Class Officer 2, 3, 4 Scholarship Medal l, 2 Sodality l, 2, 4 I-ootball B, A, Varsity Boxing 3, 4 Golf, 2, 3, 4 .warn 1 X ,Z ,K Q K 3, - :qw TJ I Lffizg ' - 1 'ii .'i ' :!1i3'f' I T GREINER, BILL Boxing 2, 3 1'T 'T 4i 1947 l I GITTINGER GITTINGER, LEO Football A, Varsity Intramurals 3 Religion Medal l Perfect Attendance 3 GRASSL. AL Senior Class Officer Secretary Class Officer 2, 3, 4 Sodality 2, 3 ROTC 2 Football B, Varsity Basketball B, A Boxing l, 2, 3, 4 Tennis 2 HARMES, JOE Class Officer 4 Pep Staff I ROTC 2, 3 Rifle Team 3 Tennis Z, 3 LJ. S, Navy HARPER HERNANDEZ HEUSINGER, EDWARD JR Class Officer 4 Science Club 4 ROTC 2, 3, 4 lst Lt. 4 Drill Team 2 Dance Committee 3, 4 Perfect Attendance I The Fang Staff 4 HEUSINGER GRADUATES HARPER, JACK E Cal M Acarlarni, I 2 Dramatics 3, -I HERMES, RALPH farlalitv I 2 Perfect Attendance 2 3 SmdentXCoanciIX RQTC 2, 3, 4 XD Pariiafmentarian 4 'ig Lt 4 eu .to -4 - D'll T 2 The Funa Stuff 4 Pfzgiiipafimfg Varsitv ROTC 1, 2, 3, 4 ' I Captain 4 Drill Team 3 4 Boxing 4 Dance Ccmniittee 3 4 ' -- 'l?v11's L:X'f ' xii? NWO ' '-Q1-'5,f124T-W ,. 3-, . Q. T eam Q Ma- X --- v f' ' i I 'IW .... 3, E , ,, lim , 'I -:P I, . ,N ,- , .XX ffl? - , , I ,W-. it A A I' 4 3,1-, f ' 31 Q5 . li git? X in X -X , 2 X Eggliigiz, 1 fu, ,,,,':.,.-..T,,,.-1X'1ff Q. NT- ..., X X 'f I T154 'j 4- , A gi ft Fl -,Xa-,,.'T ,,,,i ' - , .. g ' . N HERNANDEZ, JESSE HERVEY, KENNETH DEAN ' Eepjtagf 4 Cgffgterfl ming , , , HERMES The Fang Staff 4 Tech, Sgt. 4 HERVEY HINCHCLIFF, JOSEPH HOFFMANN, ALFRED J. JR, HUEGELE, CHARLES JANERT, ROBERT ROTC 2, 3, 4 ROTC 2, 3, 4 Band l Student Council President Tech. Sal. 4 lst. Sergeant 4 ROTC 2, 3 Senior Class Vice-President Boxing 2 Drill Team 4 lwntball B gigs? Otgcer 2, 3, 4 Bt . I, P, 3, -I -O aitx M Science Cliilv -I ROTC 3, 4 Captain 4 Football C, A, Varsity Intramurals 2, 3, 4 Dance Committee 3 HINCHCLIFF HOFFMANN HUEGELE JANERT K l JOHNSTON KAHN KEARNS KELLEY KERR, CHARLES CCH S. I and 2 St. John's College, Wash, DC., 3 ROTC 2 Boxing 2 B Football 2 KERR LASSITER, FRANK JR. Pep Staff 4 ROTC Sgt, -I 3, 4 LASSITER 5 .J fm IRQ' fi f i T ,, .........,.....,..Ar..........,..M....,-...,.-.,l..,Y .,,..... . ..... --.M .. , I v-- ,' ff' 1 V. I - -- -f-f---, W . NM..- , 1' 54 Af JOHNSTON, STUART Senior Class Secretary 4 Drill Team 4 CIass.Officer l, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 2, 3 modality I, 2 3, 4 Tennis 2, 3 Scholarship Medal I, 2, 3 Dance Committee 4 Pep Staff 4 Spelling Team 3 Cnlonel 4 Debating I, 2, 3 POTC 2 3, 4 Hiah School Register O'atorv I The Fang Staff 4 Deciamation I KAHN, Juuus I Scdality Z, 3 Tennis 2 IT .T-A ., V J , . , . 'U V3 . it-E' ' ,Ir til.-'1-' ,T .. , 115, I , Till. iJQf:+f ' :A 'fi , 'T .. ff' .i' P 5 1 . .4-34-.IJ , - ' Q- ,3j5Q.,,LjQ,LxC4,'t ',.'ijif,Q.Q,j,:,:g 1'.Qift,..,: 1g..?Q:g,.-SX F 3:,:,f5,y,,: faiygidyii Lf-3,-g'.,fi-5 ' ignqfa V. -. -+' M .. L 3125. -- t T. 37,52 .M i, 5, , , V 'I 1- I-i f 'Mft --ME ,. -5 5 .- .71 3' mfs., il - 57'-mf , . 1 3,931 Tw-:1i,i'yf:. , 1:'l! f!lL.?T9':IlV'-Exffx'-1'i .nvkff Aix- langlauf 'K -'-fr-WI wrfif1ff'S ei:,1 not 1 -'1 We-1 ' -T-,',,,-,'..r ,rs ig , .ew-A , 4 ljlzk ''gf-1.,,g:'.f.'5g'?Riffy251+ ',.,, ,I , v 1 X' Yu M23-iI'52 I iw'IJf' 'fshzwffkltfgll Aff. 'Q 'R+' r r. 3' ' '-'SO T M -- I XM UF? 'T of -is ,N ,. qs c - 'gm W.,.xg.:.,-T. KEARNS, TONY Waco High School I, 2, 3 Science Club 4 Football Varsity LAWLEY, DOUGLAS JR. LEE, HARRY Alamo Heights I Intramurals I, 2, 3 The Fang Staff 4 U. S. Navy ROTC 2, 3, 4 Captain 4 Rifle Team 3, 4 Bowling 4 Tennis 2, 3, 4 Science Club 4 LAWLEY LEE 4 KELLEY, RALPH P. JR. Band 3 Dramatics 4 ROTC 5, 4 LITTLE, TOMMY Class Officer 2, 3, Football B, Varsity Basketball B A, V Baseball 2, 3 Boxing 2 LITTLE 4 . arsity it ,A LOESSBERG MARLOW MAROTTA MCCRORY MCINERNY LOESSBERG, FRANK . MARLOW, QUINTIN MAROTTA JESSE McCRORY RAYMOND MCINERNY JOE Class Offlcer I Class Officer l, 2 Socfallly 2 odallly 2 Sclence Club 4 Scdalily 2 Dramalics 4 RO C 2 5 Bcnd l RO C 2 5 4 Band l Poo Staff 4 li Xng ROTC 2 3 Zn LT 4 Dramallcs -l The Fang Sfaff fl l T s rrr as D all Team 4 ic ence Club 4 Cfarm, Q -1 Fcotcall 3 ROTC 2, 3, 4 ROTC 2 3, -l Pe fem F-lTemC1J Q I Malor 4 Caplam 4 O amatlcs Drill Team 3, 4 Drlll Team 3, 4 Basketball C, B, A, Varslly Termls l, 2, 5, 4 Tennis 2 Bowling -4 Dance Commillcre Clwairman 4 Slurlvrml Council 4 Debating Z, 3 4 MECHLER, ANTHONY MENDEZ, JESUS Class Officer 2 Soclalllv l, 2 Sodalily l, 2 ROTC 2, 3 Band l Tennis l, Z, 5, 4 ROTC 2, 3, 4 lrxfmmurals l, 2 lsl SCT 4 Clfecr Leader 4 Pifle Tecra 2 3 Baseball l, 2 www X f v is-Y gm E Tl X S xg T fl ll P,,N 5 . dbx fi' .1'. 1 - f-' ' RTI- E4-Jn A :Q N., , , cs. 1 YNJ wwf Q ll 55, 4. 54.121 -YF J 1 - - -T .3111 T5 sill' '4:J,I .-lf ' 1- - Q. ' , . I ,fl-'1-'l. . A ' li Q1 Y ' - f ' A l l l 'V f 3 --:uf f ,l -., Q f l 'S' . Q: ' M 'Z' l 'V V ' ' ' - A 5 .,5' 'X X ' X, Ta mg X ll V ml 11563-vlli ' J lu ' s , f ' J! ' 'iizfln 2 T, ,C ll: , . ' X l if' -.NJ l . 'ru MENDICINO, TONY Class Offlcer l, 2, 3 Pep Sfaff 4 The Fang Ftaff -l Fcolball 2 Tennis 3, 4 Intramurals l, 2 MITCHE, RUDOLPH JR GRADUATES. MONESTIER MORAN MORENO MONESTIER, CHRISTOPHER S. MORAN, ROBERT MORENO, SAM Sodality l, 2, 3 Class Officer 2 Boxing 4 ROTC 2, 3, 4 Sodality 2 Tech. Sgt. 4 Drill Team 4 Basketball 2 Boxing l, 2 Football Manager 4 NEHR, JOE Sodality l, 2, 3 Perfect Attendance Science Club 4 ROTC 2, 3, 4 lst Lt. 4 Drill Team 4 Football Varsitv Bowling 4 NEUMANN, JIM Class Officer 3 Student Council Treasurer 4 4 Sodality l, 2, Dramatics 4 Science Club 4 Pep Staff 4 The Fang Staff 4, Editor ROTC 2, 3, 4 Nlalor 4 Tennis 2 Hiah School Register 4 Perfect Attendance l, Z, 3, 4 OLIVARES, JOE Sodality l, 2, 3, 4 Science Club 4 Pep Staff 4 The Fang Staff 4 Football 2 Perfect Attendance l, 2, 3, - Scholarship Medal 3 OLLE, WILLIAM J. Class Officer l Sodality 2, 3 ROTC 2, 3 1947 NAVARRO NAVARRO, MICHAEL ality l, 2, 4 Perfect' Attendance 2 Intramurals l, 2 Debating 2 Library 4 NEHR OLIVARES NEATHERLIN NEATHERLIN, ERV ROTC 2, 3 Intramurals l, 2 NEUMANN OLLE IN PEREZ PEREZ, WALLY Sodality l, 2, 3 PETERS PETERS, FLETCHER South San Antonio H. S l ROTC 2, 3, 4 'Elaysb Ill! SV l-lays, Karr, 2, 3 lst. Lt. 4 oot a , arsi y Outstanding Cadet, Drill Team 2 Drill Team l, 2, 3, 4 Boxing l ROBALIN, MARSHALL ROBINSON, FRANK ROTC 2, 3, 4 Sclwolarshig lglleallal I Tech. Sgt. SOGGUTV , , Football C, B, A, Varsity Science Club 4 Boxing I The Fang Staff 4 Bowling 4 High School Register ROTC 2, 3, 4 Lt, Col. 4 Rifle Team 3 Drill Team 4 Football A Basketball A Dance Committee 4 IWW lf : iff' I x I- -, .,,3 ffiifi VW 2 1 -' kb - fifii ' ' C' IQ i X 155 .TI J ' - ' T ' ' ' if- ' EIT-'XJ-1--'51 .. as at , tx, -. -' RS' .il , , B X 551512 -, V. V T T3 T ,J ' OMCT' 5'1:--rgilglxilsf It . - - 'W I-TY-V . tg ,X fiegijxlf ' T 1 . , In .Su TA,rM.V .....:.---h N ,Q ' gxsg-A f -ff li fl I ' X-s.,,,fk',f ' ROONEY, PATRICK SALAS, FRANK Class Officer l 4 Cass Offl er l Sodality l 2, 4 ROTC 2, 3 Band l, 2, 3, 4 lnt amufals I, 2, 3 Pep Staff 4 U S New ROTC 2 3, 4 ict '+ .I Ecx ni 2 GRADUATES C. PETERSON H. PETERSON RICHTER PETERSON, CHARLES PETERSON, HAROLD RICHTER, KELLY Sodality 2 ROTC 2, 3, 4 Sodality l, Z, 3 Znd Lt 4 Science Club 4 Drill Team 4 ROTC 2, 3 Intramurals l, 2 Intramurals l ROBALIN ROBINSON ROONEY SALAS l SALTER SEGURA SILVERMAN, RALFE Georgia Military Academy Football Varsity BoskeTball A Boxing 3, 4 SILVERMAN i 1 i in Y 1,1 ff-N 1,7 - - ' Y f ' f ,I ' I .- ' ' - ,V , L., ,f Y Y f SALTER, DEMPSEY Souflfi San Anlonio H S l Bend 2, 3, 4 PeD Staff 4 ROTC 2, 3, 4 2nd Lf 4 Track l, 2, 3 A V.-.1 . 1 uf--I '. .':' ... 'TT . 1 34.1-w 1' '?-Ffjgc 41,1 Q,5.yf', ' 1 ' i fu: ,X . A SEGURA, JOE Sodaliiy l, 2 ROTC 2, 3 f- Football C, B, A Varsity Boxing l, 2, 3 SCHROEDER - SHELLY SIMS, JACK SKLOSS, CHESTER SMALL, JAMES W. Sl. Michaels, San Antonio I ROTC 2, 3, 4 2nd Lf 4 Boxing 3 SIMS SKLOES SMALL W, I -4414! . . w,::i,' 4' v:..Y1:,J,,,. ,137 ' ',ii1i.x.'v1 wi-ffg4,:-gy.u- mg., M35 53 -'5fs??f'fli77 , R5f,l,5:3'l:gfIli.U 1i2'iLIiLfCv I ' 'iT'E?'l fmmffiliib-v1f ' I ibm Q, 1 vi , ' .f'a.x:ml1-A I I- xl .fx ff, ,Q I, K, , V ,, ,. ' :' ii I , ' I i A ' ' viilwff , ,,.,. JKT ' SCHROEDER, MILTON ROTC 2, 3, 4 Staff Sergeant -4 Intzamurals I, 2 walflx . Lf5.'fp'w:Llf ,fHf4' ' i?id5i:il'?i1i ltcinulw ' M3125 'W fc SHELLY, JAMES Sodalily I Science Club 4 ROTC 2, 3 The Fang Slaff 4 SPALDING, PICK SI Xavierls, Louisville, Sodalifv 3, 4 ROTC 2, 3, 4 2nd LT 4 Drill Team 4 Dance Commillee 4 Dramafics 4 SPALDING Ky. I ,.-.fr- STAUTZENBERGER STAUTZENBERGER, ROBERT ROTC 2, 3, 4 lst Lt. 4 Drill Team 4 Dance Carnrruttee 4 The Fang Staff 4 TORBERT UVIETTA STEWART STEWART, JOE Class Officer 2, 3 Sodality 2, 3, 4 Drarnatics 4 Peo Staff 3 4 ROTC 2, 3, 4 Cootaxn -l Rifle Team 2 Drill Team 3, 4 Boxing 2, 3, 4 Tennls 2, 3, 4 Dance Cornrnittee 3, 4 Hialw School Register 4 Student Ccizncil V-President 4 Chairman Bexar County R. C, TREVINO VALENTA 4 STIGALL STIGALL, DONALD Class Officer 2 3 SVASTA svAsTA, EDWARD Class Officer 2, 5 Q TIPS TIPS, DAVID Class Officer l, 2, 4 'QF -i Sodalily l, 2, 3 President Senior Class 4 Sodality l, 2, 3, 4 Band l, 2, 3, 4 Sodality l, 2 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Dramatics 4 Drarnatics 4 Drannatics 4 Science Club 4 Football C, A Varsity Science Club 4 ROTC 2, 3, 4 Captain 4 The Fang Staff 4 ist Ef,H4A V Daslfetbgll B, Varsity TOTE 2,43, 4 Foot O , arsity ennis st t. Easkletlofllg A4 Varsity Ear-Pg: gogwrnllttee 3, 4 -EOOHQQIEA3 Varsity ase a , . . , ennis , Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3, 4 Li, col. 4' Religion Medal 2 TORBERT, N. R. TREVINO. SANTIAGO JR if 4 'sm 4 2 in n . oxina , , Drill Team 4 X. -. - wi T , V Q .T T+1:ia5:Q.eifsifQ'SQli?1'.P531 YN ' it-i'il5: .. f.. -5, - V 32,35 Vl,n',Il. - .. , ,E gfxii-I 5, ,fy -:,.. ,. -iifffl 11 1561, L--I i-f.i,ff'.1iI 'fli , .. .ai-l'lfJ:QD'51F3,t 'Fix 'if Aigfiif .famtifiiivamrrii. ..i:?:f?f.i2i.e' . l g 1 ,W i?5cP,yAjL, wtijgiiyl, . . Q . . 4 .,?f1QjV.-9 ' v'Y,:,f'X,- ' J, UVIETTA, JOE 4- If Religion Medal l, 2, 3 Sodality l, 2, 3, 4 Spelling Team 2, 3 Science Club 4 Pep Staff 4 Perfect Attendance l, 2, rl library 2, 3, 4 The Fang Staff 4 S ...J VALENTA, TIM Sclwwertner High, Schwertner, Texas, Science Club 4 ROTC 3, 4 lst Sgt. 4 Football A, Varsity l i 'j WARDASHKI WARDASHKI, JOHN Class Officer l, 2 WEHBE WEHBE, ANTHONY Class Officer 2, 3 ROTC 2, 3, 4 Sadalitv 2 Tech. Sgt. 4 ROTC 2, 3 Drill Team 2 BoxinQ ii 2 Intramurals I, 2 The Fang Staff 4 WITTEN WRIGHT YOUNG ZEPEDA WEIGAND WEIGAND, DONALD Class Officer 3 Football B Tennis 2, 3 Bowling 4 Religion Medal l WEIR WEIR, ROBERT Science Club 4 Pep Staff 4 ROTC 2, 3, 4 2nd Lt. 4 Tennis I, 2 WITTEN, KENNETH ROTC 2, 3 Football Varsity Z,,.... WILLIAMSON WILLIAMSON, COURTNEY Class Officer I ROTC 2, 5 WRIGHT, JOHN ROTC 2, 3, 4 Tech. Sat 4 Intramurals Z YOUNG, JAMES Sodality 2 Dramatics 4 Science Club 4 ROTC 2, 3, 4 Captain 4 Drill Team 4 Basketball B, A Tennis l, 2, 3, 4 Dance Committee 4 1947 ZEPEDA, ALBERT Sodality 2 Science Club 4 Football B 2 1 l ,V ni ., X ,nik lllll llwi -. ,i A 1 1 X ,, L, i 1 ,X A -, Student Council Officers: Left to right: Jimmy Neumann, Treasurer Joe Stewart, Vice-President Bob Janert, President Jack Harper, Parliamentarian Quintin Marlow, Secretary This year saw the return to Central of a full time Student Council. Following an enthusiastic campaign, featured by Red Robinson as the Ape Man, posters throughout the school, and daily speeches, the Progressive Party won every office. The Student Council proved itself to be a real link between the faculty and the students. Participation in the Student Council trains its members to assume responsibility, and prepare them as leaders of tomorrow. The Student Council of this year will long be remembered for its efforts to induce better school spirit. Witness: a dance a month: the energetic campaign to show Centralites what they have to be proud ofg the encouragement of increased attendance at daily Mass and the greater participation in school activities by the entire student body. All Centralites ap- preciate the work of the Council, and hope for continued success in the future. Parties in the Student Council campaign were convinced President Janert plesides at a meeting of the value of propaganda -r SENIOR DIRECTORY RENE AEI VOET Route 6, Box 467-G-4640 WALTER ALEXANDRAVICE 203 Shafer St.-F-0517 ALLEN ANGELUS 514 Mission St.-L-21876 CHARLES BARBERIO 738 Westwood Ave.-P-23277 ADOLPH BASS 126 Biering Ave.-L-26665 CHARLES BAUER 622 Elmwood St.-P-1463 CONRAD BUESCHER 341 W. - Agorito-P-3285 JOHN cecssnsio I 14 i Moradolay-P-5462 ANTHONY CIEZYNSKI I 224 Dashiell St. - EDWARD CIVI LETTO 620 Labor-K-7124 GERALD COX 343 Alexander Hamilton Dr.-P-24864 JOSEPH CURIEL 1611 Saunders Ave.-F-6529 ROBERT CUS1-IMAN 119 E. Magnolia Ave.-P-27174 FRANK DALTON I 225 W. Ridgewood Court-P-3606 ALBERT DE LA GARZA 258 E. Lambert-G-5617 CARLOS DE LLANO 119 St. Francis-F-9984 GEORGE DE ROMO 508 S. San Sobo-C-2012 LOUIS DORANTES 1017 S, Preso-C-1068 JAMES EHRLER 2518 Monterey-F-9690 JOSEPH ELDER 110 W. Summit Ave.-P-5595 I EONARD EMGE 1415 Virginia-K-1168 RUDOLPH ENDERLE 111 Brody Blvd.-B-30350 JOHN FARI EY 107 'Paseo EncinaI4P-27753 ANTHONY FERRO 144 Simon-F-8426 WILLIAM FINCK Route 2, Box 225B-P-29856 MONROE FISHER 508 Hunstock-K-0250 MIGUEL FLORES Route 9, 636 Castroville Rd.-F-0853 RICHARD FLORES 2512 W. Houstonilf-1000 ALBERT FRANZ Route 8, BOX 185A FRANK FRAZIER 166 Octavio Place-L-21057 ARTHUR GARZA 811 Peabody, BOx.S59 South Son Antonio-L-20568 LEO GITTINGER 711 N. Pine-C-1987 RICHARD GONZALEZ 325 S. Las Moras-G-0074 AL GRASSL 231 Taft-G-6550 WILLIAM GREINER 326 Royston-K-9851 JOSEPH HARMES 3323 W. Travis-G-2697 JACK HARPER 403 W. Norwood-P-27952 RALPH HERMES 200 Roseborough-K-6458 JESSE HERNANDEZ 4205 W. Commerce-F-5027 KENNETH HERVEY 1917 Rogers-F-4588 EDWARD HEUSINGER 208 Terrell Road-C-6595 JOSEPH HINCHCLIFF 425 Thompson PIaceHK-8840 ALFRED HOFFMANN Route 9, Box 391A CHARLES HUEGELE 3726 W. Houston-G-5937 ROBERT JANERT 507 E. Whittier-R-L-21907 STUART JOHNSTON 618 W. Mistletoe-P-5592 JULIUS KAHN I Route 2, Box 137A-P-3361 ANTHONY KEARNS 1425 French Ploce-P-7314 RALPH KELLEY' . 145 De Chontle Hy.-P-25252 CHARI. ES KERR 310 JoIietA'T-2867 FRANK LASSITER 1832 EI MonTeAP-3991 OOUGLAS LAWLEY 312k Encino-T-1377 HARRY LEE A 703 Dallas TOMMY LITTLE 534 Peck--K-8634 FRANK LOESSBERG 937 W Gramercy-P-25067 QUINTIN MARLOW 502 Eoger-K-5863 JESSE MAROTTA 1 104 Morales-F-2521 RAYMOND MCCRORY 406 Boltimore-C-0456 ANTHONY MECHLER 702 S. W. 24th-G-8760 JOSEPH MCINERNY 2343 Romana St.--P-24274 JESUS MENDEZ 628 N, Colorado-B-30311 ANTHONY MENDICINO 149 Catherine Court-F-5496 RLJDOLPH MITCHE 207 Stonewall-K-9765 CHRISTOPHER MONESTIER 319 Elmhurst-C-1019 ROBERT MORAN 128 W. .Magnolia-P-22319 SAM MORENO 715 S. Clvolo MICHAEL NAVARRO 101 Crofton Ave.-C-6525 FRWIN NEATHERLIN 255 W. MaIonefK-3485 JOSEPH NEHR 212 Howard South San Antonio-L-21397 JAMES NEUMANN'l 231 S. Cherry-G-4556 JOSEPH OLIVARES 2201 Saunders-G-9545 B11 LY OLLE 213 E. Hort-L-25035 WALLIE 'PEREZ 314 N. l.eOnaiG-0879 FLETCHER PETERS 615 Hoover Ave.-L-29809 CHARI ES PETERSON 1111 Hines sf. HAROLD PETERSON 615 Quitmon--F-7738 KELI Y RICHTR 204 W. Gramercy-P-22374 MARSHALL ROBALIN 415 Thelma--P-0095 FRANK ROBINSON 636 Funston Place-C-0670 PATRICK ROONEY' 2218 Buena Vista-C-6767 FRANK SALAS 715 E. Mistletoe-P-9720 1947 DEMPSEY SALTER I 401 Ellswood South San Antonio--L-22179 MILTON SCHROEDER 1301 Hays St. JOSEPH SEGURA 205 Sweet-C -6097 JAMES SHELLY 121 Elizabeth-T-1644 RALFE SILVERMAN . , 142 Laurel Heights-P-77483 JACK SIMS 159 Octaviae-L-4-1937 CHESTER SKLOSS 716 Victorici-L-22824 JAMES SMALL Route 21-F5, Elmendorf PICK SPALDING 415 North Drive-P-27511 ROBERT STAUTZENBERGER Route 3, Bax 162 JOSEPH STEWART 807 W Poplar-G-9594 DONALD STIGALL 1028 Bailey---L2-7467 HJWARD SVASTA 506 E. Locust-F-2718 DAVID TIPS 1015 W. Croig-P-8937 NOLLIE TORBERT 139 Wood Ave. SANTIAGO TREVINO 3622 San Fernando-C-5266 JOSEPH UVIETTA 1720 Kentucky Ave,-P-22547 TIM VALENTA Box 104, Schwertner, Texas JOHN WARDASHKI I 2230 E. Houston-G-4458 ANTHONY WEHBE 1010 W. Trovls DONALD WEIGAND 410 Chicago Blvd.-K-0829 ROBERT WEIR . 1 Route 2, Box 227-P-29975 COIJRTNEY WIILIAMSON, 479 E. French-P-3729 KENNETH WITTEN 1226 Hammond-K-7.570 IOHN WRIGHT Rcute 7, Box 270 Dial 116-R 35 F12 .JAMES YOUNG' ' 201 Rivos ALBERT ZEPEDA 3334 W. Solinas-G-6785 A . -42 .-'I' '7fae gang, Senior President Svasta tells the grade boys of the thrill of graduation S ll It is now time for the Graduates to bid farewell to you, underclassmen. You now hold the responsibility of maintain- ing the high standards and ideals of Central Catholic. We remind you . . . your future remains in Central for only a short time . . . accept her moral, intellectual, physical, social guidance that some day you will treasure . . . take courage . . . and, above all, prepare yourselves for a sound, Catholic future. Farewell! Find your future, live it faithfully, loyally as you have learned at CENTRAL. 1947 Weme IN THE HOME IN THE CHURCH IN THE BUSINESS COMMUNITY in ifae wafzlcf of . TOP: P. Aschbacher, E. Brown, D. Cadeno, J. Carr, D. Debner, B, Dixon, J. Fendley. SECOND: R. Fisher R. Flores, L. Frazier, T. Furche, R. Garza, G. Gueldner, K. Herzig. THIRD: G. Irvin, L Lewis, O. Mayo, G. Metzger, L. Montanio, C. D'Connor, A. Osejo. FOURTH: A. Parsons, M, Rooney, L Stuebben, E. Tarrillion, A. Troilo, J. Wasson, R. Zuercher. Despite its nomadic existence-first in the wide open spaces of room 308, later in the chemistry room-Eleven A led the iunior division in activities. The bulk of the junior staff of Central Pep hailed from the class, with Jim Wasson as editor-in- chief. Ken Herzig won the city and distrct champonships in American Legion Oratory, and together with Art Troilo and Lawrence Stuebben led the debate team to victory. Gene Irvin headed the junior dance committee, which was made up almost wholly of Eleven A students. Practically all non-commissioned officers in the ROTC came from the class, and Leonard Lewis and Donald Debner fired on the prize-winning rifle team. In sports, Eleven A was represented on both the A football and cage squads, while five class members battled in the boxing tournament. W Honor Students: Adolphe Oseio, Lawrence Stuebben, Arthur Troilo lhigh honorsjp and Donald Debner, James Fendley, Kenneth Herzig lhonorsj. Officers: Gene Irvin, president, Gerald Gueldner, vice-president and student council re- presentative, Kenneth Herzig, secretary, and Chris O'Connor, treasurer. , Homeroom Teacher: Bro. Robert Minges, S.M. ,I so X, rw fi ers I K 1. :,' ' .2 x f.,-.-. . i . , ,l , ..,.. ,,,x,.t, JUNICDR B ln accordance with the adage that good things come in 'small quantities, llB, the smallest class at Central Catholic, has been the outstanding class in the junior division. This live-wire class of seven- teen has taken the lead in all activities. Specifically l'IB led the junior division in the Scholarship Drive, the Paper Drive, and the FANG Subscription Drive. In athletics Cyril Stark, Bill Corcoran, and Jack Layer displayed noteable ability on the 'football team. Dick Perez as one of the cheerleaders, was very active in calling a display of school spirit at all the athletic contests. Jesse Aleman competed in the annual boxing program. Jerry Nowicki re- presented the class in the bowling league. Bill Corcoran and Dick Perez are valuable members of the school band. Scholastically, 'llB is represented on the honor roll for the -year by Billy Cervenka, Albert Fuessel, and Jerry Nowicki. President Bill Corcoran, with the willing and able assistance of Albert Fuessel as vice-president, Tom Keating as secretary, Jack Layer as treasurer, Robert Martin as representative, and Orlando Maldonado as sergeant-at-arms, has made 'IlB foremost class in the iunior division. C Homeroom teacher: Bro. Leo Rothermich. TOP: J. Aleman, R Callahan, W. Cervenka, F. Cheney, W. Corcoran, W, Crane, SECOND: J, Flume, A, Fuessel, R. Garcia, F. Griesenbeck, C. Hormachea, T. Keating. THIRD: J Layer, G Maldonado, R Martin, C Miller, J. Nowicki, R. Perez. FOURTH: F, Rozelle, R, Saicedo, M. Sanchez, B. Sangalli, C. Stark. F. ALLNOCI-I B. BERNALL J, ALVAREZ W. BRYANT F. BASURTO J. CANTY W. COLLINS R. ESTRADA D DAVILLA H. FIELD J DODDS J, FLORES F. FRANK C HALTOM H GARCIA F. I-IERNANDEZ R GARZA W I-IINZE D, I-IOFFMANN K KELLEY C HOPKINS T LOEF L. IIRNCIR C. NIARTY P MOLINA M VALENCIA .J RODRIGUEZ R. WILKINS G TOLDOIJYE A ALVAREZ X BALI 'I BARRETT J BAIDWIN P BLASCI-IKE I RLADEK R BLUNT P BRINKMAN P DAYTON A COINDREAU C FBROM L, DANNENIILLER L. SEARGEANT C FOSTER R, JOLLEY R FOSTER C. KIVLIN D FUENTEC G KOSTELNIK J MACKAY B PIJRDOM H MARTINEZ A REIMERS T QIRIANNI R RIJIZ yy I i A 'm fjfwk ffgxf-X 1 t ' f X. .1 J 1 X-c,-f 1 t, ' 1,7 f .. xl mf V' H -V 1 .1 .-- -. ...Y ., I-..-n ff V 1 .. , - . A t tx l . . N V, Y , 1 . t. il ,l ': 'T 'N . .-, f, ' ..f,t t ,ltlililf b w llQDil2s' T ,itliltilf wlri lm Although not one of those Junior rooms which contribute intellectual genuises or Einsteins we do have a rare gift-a friendliness, an at- mosphere of happiness and content, quite as rare, as it is valuable, always reigned-Charlie Haltom, Willie Bryant, Joe Alvarez, John Canty, and Kenneth Kelley were only a few of those who provided the typical characteristic mood of our home room. As for athletics we all flocked to the football and basketball games as ardent Centralite root- ers. Our home room was also very proud to contribute two good regular varsity football players in Loef and Molina who was named on the Little All Stars of 1946. We were pugilistic- ally minded and supported the boxing program. For musical interpretations one could consult our musician, Claude Marty. The Scholarship Drive during November was a success for our home room as we all got our free Day. During Lent, Mission Collection Fund found our class among the leaders of the school. Class Officers were as follows: Tommy Loef, President, Frankie Frank, Vice- president, Joe Alvarez, secretary, Paul Mo- lina, Treasurer, and Gene Toudouze, class Junior D did little to make itself an outstand- ing class in the school. There were, however, a few bright spots. For instance, Art Reimers led the Juniors in the paper drive. Homer Martinez and Cole Kivlin were in the B football team and Bennie Purdom on the varsity eleven. Martinez also made Central's boxing team in the Golden Glove tourney. Larry Seargeant represented the class on the rifle team. Albert Coindreau, scho- lastically inclined, was a Pep staff member, de- bater and mission orator. ln a word, TTD was a happy-go-lucky, come- what-may class with never a dull moment as its motto. Honor Students: Albert Coindreau, Cole Kiv- lin and Thomas Pape. Class officers: Albert Coindreau, president, Paul Brinkman, vice-president, Paul Fuentes, secretary, Arthur Reimers, treasurer. representative. Homoome teacher: Father Alphonse Pie- Homeroom teacher: Bro. John Haug, S.M. karski. Junior D listens while Father Piekarski explains the makeup of an altar In American History Fred Allnoch points out the boundaries of the Sf0l1E. , Louisiana Purchase. Members of IOB exchange Christmas gifts Term tests ahead-IOA is on example of industry in study - 1 I , , 5 X! ff ,f -I 'r 3 X x. r ,Q ,: ', '- i fr ' f T up T fr. fir it in fi lair n 1 , ' Q . it We of 112, drawing our talents from such remote places as Helotes and Converse, rank as an average class of our division. Predominat- ing in none but participating in all the activities of the school whether athletics, drives, studies or religion marked he spirit of 10A. Rudy Lara, Golden Glove Champ, 1946, is the outstanding representative in athletics although football was most popular. Our presence at football and basketball games added the moral support so necessary. The class ranked high in the Lenten Mission Collection. At school we found a jovial spirit among all the members of our class. Hookey playing was not popular in such an atmosphere and despite the prolonged flu epidemic about one-third of our class had perfect attendance for this year. Honor Students: Raymond Pedrazine, Manuel Estrada. Officers: Adolph Balboa, President, Manuel Estrada, Secretary-Treasurer, Raymond Pedra- zine, Representative. Homeroom teacher: Bro. Herbert Janson. A i -Q X - YJ, The scholastic luminaries of 10B were Ben Sharp, Marvin Kennebeck, Herbert Alves, Joe Fritz, Ed Wong. The class record shows that it finished first in the Soph Division for the Scholar- ship Drive wth 45OOff5i and first in the same group in the Paper Drive with 2 tons collected. It also supplied in Kennebeck,, the winner for the Legion of Decency Essay Contest. Notables in the room were: Alves and Wong on the Pep Staff, Alves on the Debate Squad, Sharp and Zuercher on the B football squad, Alves and Arciniega on the Championship Rifle team, Abascal and Wilkins for boxing, Kirkpatrick and Wilkins generous and persevering Mission Col- lectors, Jonietz as Class Treasurer and Sharp as Class Representative. Outstanding personalities: Dan Robinson with his cheery good humor, Granato with his constant line of chatter, Ander- son, Muniz and Sharp for Mass attendance. The titular teacher was Bro. Anthony J. Gerhardt. C. PULLIAM M GARCIA P. VILLANLJEVA A MENDOZA H NUNEZ B MENCHACA H DE LA PENA J. MOZISEK J WHITE R LARA R DE LA ROSA E MARBACH M CANTLJ A BASLJRTO G TOUDOIJZE A ARZOLA J WALKER W, KELLER D ESTEFAN E MOOS M PIZZINI A BALBOA C PEREZ A DE LA CRUZ M ESTRADA R WIETZEL R PEDRAZINE E LJRBINA H. HANS R MOONEY C NEAL J ASHBROOK S FARIAS J GROTHUES N CALZONCIT A JONIETZ E ESQUIVEL H. ALVES J WILKINS D ROBINSON R CADENA E. GRANATO J. FRITZ L MASON R, WHITLEY C GARCIA A CARDENAS R STILL J. KIRKPATRICK F. HEIDEN E, WONG A, ABASCAL J ANDERSON C DAVIS J. SPALDING J, SANGALLI J. ARCINIEGA M KENNEBECK R. ZUERCHER A. JONIETZ G. SALAZAR B SHARP J. MUNIZ V. FOWLER J. WAGENFEHR 4 1 L SOPHOMORE C J. RODRIGUEZ A. ROBALIN M. CLARK l M. ONDARZA C. WERNETTE G. LOPEZ P. LIGHTEOOT E. O, SARRATT R. DUKE AQ TREVINO C. MANGOLD K. DLuGOs H. TAUBERT A RENNGER R. GARZA J. MOONEY J. CROSS C. ZOLLER ' 1. MCMONAGLE P. VEIL R. ROBERTSON C. DORMAN W. sCHuH R JASINSKI L. MARTINEZ D PITTMAN W. KELLER R. RAMIREZ . ' -,. i v .T-M7 i., 1' V 'V gr ,sr -- V12 l C . H if Yli ,X 1 1 i if I E 45. .-c.. 4. -. ,ef -, w- E+ we ' .fl ' h N' - Fw-if- ll 'ix ' ' T .. ' T 6 ' etllii - 1 --P . . . T .P fir? ff ML ' lu i V. ,, ,,... - ' A fi 7 Mjqff' l m '. . , Ng, iygi' M' I 'E T s.,-,in Soph C was content to place a tirst in the Intramural basketball race, leaving to other classes the honors .of Mission collections, paper drives and top-flight intellectual achievements. Liveliness and ioviality were not lacking, and good attention was given at proper times. The Christmas party and class picnic emphasized the good spirit. In the field of sports the class was well represented, the champion American Legion baseball team claimed one member, seven palyed football. Three did well in boxing, and among the four bas- ketballers was one of varsity calibre. The rifle team engaged three, the band four Qone of them all- cityj and one made the debate team for a good representation in the less-athletic pursuits. HONOR sruozms cuss orrlcens WlLLlAM SCHUH JAMES MCMONAGLE, President LOLHS MARTINEZ JOHN WAGENFEHR Representative erLDERT LOPEZ ROBERT RAMIREZ, secretary JAMES MOONEY JULIAN CROSS Treasurer MIQOEL LOPEZ BRO. DAN SHAQPE, Homefoom teacher ED SARRATT ROBERT .lASlNSKl SOPHOMOREL D Although not outstanding in any activity, Soph D got behind and pushed its share in all the drives of the year. L. Gittinger led the class in the annual Scholarship Drive with over one hundred cards sold. Martin Bauml and Robert Castillo were close runners-up. Soph D was strong in athletics, boasting of twelve members on the football teams and ten on the. basketball teams. Two, James Pirotina and Carl Fields were of varsity caliber. Always iovial, always ready to help-that was Soph D. Class officers were: John Strosser, presidentp Louis Spahn, vice-president, Carl Fields, treasurerf and Leonard Gittinger, class represn- tative. Honor student: Clyde Maples. Homeroom teacher: Bro. Joseph O'Meara, S.M. !Z -'Q'-. SAUL AGUILERA R. RODGERS J. STROSSER C. MAZUREK A. FLORE9 M. GARZA W, CRAWFORD D. SAUERM M EAU L D. GUTIERREZ R WHITE M. HAYA A. MARTINEZ F. HARTMANN E. SULLIVAN F. GARZA L. SPAHN R. PEREZ R. CASTILLO F. ZAMARRIPA M. WOHLFARTH J. HILDEBRAND T. SPINDLE J. PYKA L. GITTINGER G. DANNEMILLER P. WI-IITLEY E. BARRERA J GUTIERREZ J. PIROTINA C FIELDS C. MAPLES J. WITTEN A. SALDANA G. WYNKOOP W. CRAWFORD SOPHOMORE E TOE has left a splendid record. Hidden away in Room 213, it refused to be forgotten. Joe Heny's 500 cards for the scholarship drive first put us in the spotlight. ln sports we were at our best. In football we helped, but in basketball we were important: Braesicke, Reinhard, Rodriguez, and Sobieski on the B-Team, Neugebauer and Tanos on the Varsity. Glau and Neugebauer won bowling shirts and played Legion Baseball. Ramon and Gonzaba repre- sented us in boxing. L The honor roll is evidence of a few Brains. Davilla, Douglas, Mery, and Monroy represented the Sophomores in spelling over KONO. Braesicke and Davila represented us in declamation. We are proud of leading the Lenten Mission collection. These are memories left by Father Pieper's class of 1947. I HONOR STUDENTS CLASS OFFICERS EDMUND DAVILA LOUIS TANOS ART NIELFEBAUER, President JOSEPH HENY FERNANDO RORDlGUEZ ERVVIN REINHARD, MALFORD BRAESICKE, Represerilclflves LORENZO MONROY LOUIS GONZABA EDMUND DAVILA, Secrefcrv ERWIN REINHARD ART NEUGEBAUER LOLHS TANOS, Treasurer DENIS SCHLUETER H DORANTES A NEUGEBAUER R QLUNTANA 'G MERY A ZERMENO L GONZABA F CHANEY L TANOS E, REINHARD F RODRIGUEZ E OVENDEN E DAVILA F 'LYDYKA C, LOHRKE v KOWALIK L, MONROY R. GLAU M BRAFSICKE C JOHNSON J. WOLF r APPELT .I MENCHACA E RAMON J DORANTES l. HENY D LXCHLUETER. T CXXRISON l VARGAS .l llMlNEZ 1 SOBlE9Kl .. r .' a-g , hI:i'l7- 'fx ' ' A ,lfil 'A H' .v ,--. fx ff ' lil :fr 'vt f T, -y,,L,,.-kg . ,ps L- .- ' ' lf .7 'Wkff - L .,:1f 1 iT ' , . ., X' ' fgggi -QV -rr ' 'V . wi T at All : S .Willett .wwf ri y ' siwsj 2 - ' fi ilx ' i ' l 'Q ' ' TN N-V' M! ,M fl, X, .fe .W .i . Ns. I PM FRESHMAN A L. GILMORE S. CAVAZOS R, ALEJANDRO B, JORDAN J. DIELMANN R. JOHNSON H. MARBACI-I J.' RODRIGUEZ C, MORRIS J. SAGRAY G. GROFF S COREY F. GONZALES W. FOSHEE J. MICHEL E. RIVIERA P, MAZUCA M. RIVAS G, SMITH T. RANDOL R, PERALES B. BARLOCO R. BURG B, PORTMAN R LEMES G. CLAIBORNE A. ILTIS W. LE MORE J, SEGUIN J. QIJIROGA J. MAYFIELD B. EADS ,f'-'-S'-.. E X 4 ,mf The students of 9A have shown Themselves desirous of being remembered for their loyalty and generosity. A large percentage of the boys took pride in attending school events, others partici- pated in school activities, some made exceptionally high grades in studies, and all were generous in contributing to the missions and to other worthy causes. Deservng of special mention are: Ben Barloco who sold over a hundred cards in the Scholar- ship Drive, Bobby Perales and Joe Quiroga participants in the Golden Glove boxing tournament, Buddy Jordan amember of the C team basketball all stars, John Michel and Bunch Eads band mem- bers, Raymond Johnson and Joe Dielmann football players, Robert Martinez, sodality member, Tommy Randol cheerleader, Joseph Mayfield and Joseph Portman outstanding spellers, George Smith and Bunch Eaels who represented the class in elocution. HONOR STUDENTS , CLASS OFFICERS: High Honors-ROBERT BLJRG, SAM COREY, FRANK GONZALES, JOE DIELMANN President JOSEPH MAYFIELD GEORGE SMITH WILSON FOSI-IEE, Virc-President Honors4SAMUEL CAVAZOS, ERNEST RIVERA, JOHN SEGUIN, BUDDY JORDAN, Secretary ' ROBERT BURG, Treasurer and Student Council Representative GEORGE SMITH, Class Rearesestative HOMEROOM TEACHER: BRO LOUIS NEIJGEBALIER, SM. Q B HAWKINS J PATVN R BROWN R KLAR A, JANERT D. BARROSO L3 RAMIREZ L ESCARENO L ANDERS E. PETERS A, REYES E CAMPBELL R GOTTHARD J LINGOW H DJXON W. BASLJRTO A, ABREU J. CORTEZ H. GODWIN E. SALAIZ A MAYES J. SCHREIBFR J LLITTERINGER I, GARCIA A TAYLOR M FROEBEL E I-EY J VALDEZ L, HSCHER W BLUNT R, VIQRBVLJYI-T J, MIRELES B BROWN M HEFLEY J, GALM R LOPEZ LJ OLJVARE, G RAMJREZ A MEIIA A MORENO T BUCKLEY H WHITE R SANCHEZ R, BISANG R PERSYN A ZEPEDA W JOHNSON A GARZA O GONZALEZ H, DELUNA S MORA J ESTRADA R VEAZEY B. BROWN M OTT H OLIVARES R KOR G ZEPEDA O. VILLAREAL W GHOLSTON 'P' 'J f H it J 7 ' JAR, X ' 71 f -. fx .7. fs f, 7. , , If, .g .,..A -F - ft 5 'J - - -l' --5 li . li? 1 it is-.l.L:Qli ilrtirlftii sri-i if Ii lwlemli 1lNtX fe The freshmen of 9B, 33 in all, were habitues of Room l02: the largest room in the largest state. Their willingness to back the home teams was always in evidence and their participation in' activities was just another indication of their real Central School Spirit. About them, it was always said: They cooperate. Lloyd Anders could out-iump anyone on the B Basketball Team, Bob Gothhard lead many football cheers with stirring trumpet solos, while Taylor, Dixon, Escareno and Ramirez were among the leading Leather Pushers. Joseph Val- dez and Edward Peters upheld scholastic honors by making the honor roll at least two terms. The class officers managing the business activ- ities of the room were: Bruce Hawkins, Presi- dent, Martin Froebel, Secretary, Isaac Garcia, Treasurer, and Robert Gotthard, Representative. Homeroom teacher: Bro. Joseph Towers. Oscar Gonzalez demonstrates his knowledge to 9C during Bro A. Janson's math class During the first two terms most of the students of 9C were athletically inclined. They contrib- uted regulars to the varsity, B and C football squads. Those not engaged in football played intramural basketball and became undefeated freshman champions. Although they continued to take second or third place among the fresh- men in every drive they realized that it was necessary to devote more time to General Math and English. All the students manifested the spirit of will- ingness and hard work throughout the school year. The students that showed scholastic abil- ity were: A Moreno who was among the honor students, J. Estrada, who outspelled all the con- testants in the freshman spelling elimination, and H. Mesecke, who joined the class in Jan- uary, elocution. Class Officers: Robert Bisang, President. Joseph Estrada, Treasurer and Class Representative. Thomas Buckley, Secretary. Homeroom teacher: Bro. Adrian Janson. Bro. Towers prepares 9B tor the annual spelling contest. FRESHMAN D TOP: JUAN VIEJO FRANK LIBERTO ALBERT GUERRA BILLY DELISI ROW 3: DAVID DAVIS JERRY CRUZ GIJILLERMO VIEJO MAURICE ENDERLE ROW 5: JOHN MULROY FORTUNATO MARTINEZ DICK NEVITT ROW 2: ROBERT WHITE JULIUS GROSSENBACI-IER JERRY MUNSTER IRVIN MAZUREK ROW 4: FRED LUDWIG HENRY KLECK JOHN INGLE RAFAEL ABASCAL ROW 6: WILLIAM MOSEL PAT PERKINS FREDDY SCHINDLER TOMMY TAYLOR ROW 7: JAMES BENDER TOMMY WEAVER BERNARD LEE BILLY SPEIER V W 1 ,,I, 5-ggi? 1555 J- Keys.. ---- fl swlfil ,. :A lf f T -iw . lk . ,, V f -riff wx? ' 'Q J A J Y? I I 1 1 . 8-wr ....., ' -T .iv..3 L II fflI I it f' , I . Rf WF. I2 V-MSE' X film I ' Under the guidance of Bro. Paul Pratte, home room moderator, nine D ranked high intellectually, placing several students consistently on the honor roll. In an essay contest sponsored at Central on The Legion of Decency Campaign, it was again a boy from 9D, Julius Grossenbacher, who garg nered laurels for hmself and the class by snatching first prize in the whole Freshmandivision. Excelling in athletics, 9D placed six students on minor football teams, three students on minor basketball teams, and two students on the Central bowling team. Thomas Layer was the guiding spirit on the C Basketball Team. In boxing a few boys from 9D participated in the school tournament. 9D was also intensely active in intramurals, tying for second place in the Freshman basketball tour- nament. Placing fourth in the all-important November Scholarship Drive, 9D has always showed a marked interest in all of the year's major drives. As future Sophomores the class of 9D looks forward to an even more successful year at Central. HONOR STUDENTS: CLASS OFFICERS: ' M. ENDERLE F SCI-IINDLER, President and Representative J GROSSENBACI-IER D, DAVIS, Vice-President P, PERKINS T, LAYER, Secretary J ONI-IAIZER B. LEE B SPEIER FRESHMAN E A A group of twenty-seven carefree, cooperative, typical American boys comprise the freshman class of 9E. They are carefree because they are happy-go-lucky, but yet serious at the proper time. Frosh E's cooperative spirit was shown by ranking first in the school in the paper drive, sixth in the Scholarship Drive, and being always contenders in other school competition. lntellectually 9E boasts of the highest ranking student among the freshmen, Homer Fetzer. lt likewise placed W. Bragg, G. Milburn, and M. Rodarte on the honor rolls. ln sports 9E was represented by H. Fetzer, J. Lansford, G. Milburn, and C. Pfeiffer in football, R. Siddall in basketball, A. Gomez, A. Uvietta, and A. Wynkoop in boxing, and W. Bragg in bowling. A Garcia, J. Schedler, and R. Siddall lent their musical talents to the band. The class officers were H. Fetzer, president, J. Jackson, vice-president, E. Gray, secretary and class representative, J. Lansford, treasurer. Homeroom teacher: Bro. Walter Haessig. g 'u a--. V' riff- 5. f A- TOP: ROW 2: E GRAY A WYNKOOP J JACKSON A UVIETTA E MCGGOHAN R SIDDALL D, QARZA M, RODARTE ROW 3: 1 SCHEDLER RUW 41 J P'JlLlAM G MILBLJRN C. PFEWFER R, MARTINEZ J. PERKINS P MANNING J, MADLA POW 5: R LILLIBRIDGE ROW 61 1 IANSFORD A GOMEZ P. HLJRLEY w. BRAGG A GARCIA K FLEMING J. COURAND Row 11 J BROWN E, APPEL F CASTANARES H. FETZER A 1.8 I Nl ROW 1: D, SETIN, B. VILLA, A. SCI-IULZE, C. NACKE, A, DQLUNA, I-I. BREM, I BRITT, R. DZIEGLEWICZ, R. RUIZ ROW 2: V. THOMPSON, J, CORTEZ, R ROBERTS, l.. I-IALSELI., K. I-IATZEIXIBUEI-II-ER, R. O'CON, C. MASCI-I, J. CAVENAUGI-I, I.. BRYANT ROW 3: R. VIRAMONTES, O, ZIMMERMANN, R EPHARDT, L, HOLGUIN, C SMITH, C KELLEY, H CASSO, R. CASHMAN, E. RODRIGUEZ FRESHMAN F Commanded by its officers Masch, Zimmermann, Viramontes, Smith and Villa, 9F proved a mighty little battalion. Consistently, Brem, Nacke, Masch, Smith, Viramontes and Zimmermann es- tablished beecheads on Central's honor roll. 9F likewise led the October mission drive and the Scholarship Drive. I A Catholic Author display, early in October, was followed by a systematic reading totaling 523 C. A. books. Nacke placed in the spelling contest, Kelly and Nacke again participated in -N- .. ,.'.: 2 elocuton in which the latter won first place in the 5.3, Freshman division. ,l,-,-, H 'X I' ,lf-f , .. 'I'- ,H ill Athletically, too, 9F did its part represented by II Qi ti l i ixmhx Cortez, Schulze, Cashman, Thompson and Villa on the gridiron, Cortez, Varsity player, Schulze, ri' 1 .-A' f .g A 5 gT '.,. - Bryant and Rodriguez on the hardwood, Ruiz, I Q ugnq ll i Roberts, Cashman, and Casso in the boxing ring. IIA ' , W .A,- lts own intramural basketball team shared a triple -hw? rx.. if I, tie for first place. IQ I Both the officers and Bro. Frank Klapp, mod- erator, congratulate you boys of 9F and urge you: Onward! To greater victories! PREP DEPARTMENT EIGHTH GRADE SEVENTH GRADE SIXTH GRADE iw, t. gdwoiddeauggvuitmen 310- gre Q H1 TO THE EIGHTH GRADE GRADUATES: The first half of a basketball game is important only because it sets up the all-important second half. lt is the second halt that brings victory or defeat. Your eighth grade graduation is important only because it is a step to something higher. You have a good start, now you must carry on through high school-and perhaps through college-to suc'cess. Here at Central you have had a Catholic education. That is a big break, because it gives you sound ideas about God and what is good. These ideas are the foundation upon which you can build a strong character and a good Christian lite. A Catholic education is a privilege. ln many cases it has been provided by your Fathers and Mothers through great sacirfice. Show that you are grateful to your parents and teachers. You can do this by continuing in a Catholic school, and by making use ot all the opportunities given you 'for study and development. Sincerely in J.M.J., Bro. Edward J. Busch, S.M. t 2 QT 1 , f 9 v lf?-S7 ,, i ' - t , Class 8A started the school year with thirty-five pupils having Bro. John Haug as titular teacher, Bro. Joe Lanfer as Religion instructor, and Bro. Gerge Naeger as Spanish teacher. Class elections put the following into office: Herbert Camp, President, Thomas Vasquez, Vice-President, George White, Secretary, Carlos Contreras, Treasurer, Sully Kothman, Class Representative, and Wylie Garza as Student Council Representative. - ln the second term Brother John was replaced by Bro. Raymond Wimmer. After the Christmas holidays Bro. Albert Vermette became the homeroom teacher and Bro. Ralph Krull took over the Arithmetic course which had been taught by the titular teacher. At a second election on March l2, new officers were installed: Thomas Vasquez became President, Terrence O'Connor, Vice-President, James Bisang, Secretary. The other three officers were re-elected to their respective offices. A The grade basketball intramural games, organized by Brothers Krull and Howard, proved one of the highlights of the year for 8A T which entered three teams, one of which participated in the finals. Terrence O'Connor, Wylie Garza, and Thomas Vasquez were honor students of the class. R ADAlR F ALEMAN B BFCKHAM G BENNETT J. FHSANG H CAMP C CONTRERAS J DURIO R ESTFLL D FARLFY D HOREC A GARCIA W GARZA K GRFENLTE A GUAJARDO M HENDERSON M HERNANDEZ R IBARRA J JACKSON L JEFFREY S. KOTHMAN R MARTINEI R MCCLELLAN R MTLLER T NEAL T OCONNOR S SANCHEZ A SPKCIA A TALERICO l TROUTMAN P VF-CA T VASQUEZ P VILLARREAL G Wl-lllE R WITTEN Bro. Albert Vermette, S.M. i G. AGUILAR S ALBLINGER C. BARLOW R. CARRERA J. CLARKSON W, COLLINS R, CORTEZ A. DCSAIME F. GORCARZ R GUZMAN W I-IIGHTOWER M. HOGAN R. JOHNSON E. KREAGA R. LIBERTO M. LOGAN C MARTIN L MASON L MAURER G MU' ROY A NCHMAN A OROZCO B PALACIO A PETERSON R PU' R RANSOM I. ROBERTS G RCMO C SCHAUMLOFEFL J. SULLIVAN P TORRES G TRIAL A. VIEGO W. VILLA EIGHT B Talk about activity! We want you to meet Eight B, one of the most active classes in the whole school, barring none. In the annual Scholarship Drive, our class had well over IOOWI with G. Mulroy and R. Johnson leading the class. R. Guzman and J. McCormick played on the Midget Football Team, and G. Trial on the C Team. J. McCormick also represented the class on the Midget Basketball Team, and R. Guzman was a regular on the undefeated C Team. Eight B also won the grade school intra- mural basketball tournament undefeated. Gilbert Romo reached the finals in the San Antonio Golden Gloves Tournament. Steve Alblinger led the Eighth Graders in the Paper Drive, in which the class also made over IOOWJ. In our class arithmetic tournament, R. Cortez emerged champion with W. Collins runner-up. G. Mulroy took the consolation round. These are a few of the pleasant memories that the 1947 class of 8B will cherish throughout their high school career and in the years to come. Homeroom teacher: Bro. Edward J. Busch, S.M. l. MCCORMICK G. ACOSTA C, BROOKS T CARMACK M CASTANARES S EGL! D FARIAS J GENNERO F GOMEZ I? GONZALEZ T GQAHAM A HERNQNDEZ I P UAR Z PAIN KOCH PETER KOCH R LOPEZ L, MARTINEZ F. MASCI-I H. MEYNE G MORIN E O'BRlEN J PENALOZA B, RICHIARDI L, RODR'GlJEZ J SCHOTT F SERENO L SCI-IILLING E SITZENQTATTER D SLAVIN' M STAUDT R STEVES L, TSCHIRHART O. TUDYK A VASQUEZ J WELLS L WINKLER LATE ENTRIES: R, O'NElLL F. PLATA . R REYES EIGHT C The best class in the grade division is the the boast of 8C and its record for 1947 justifies such a claim. The entire year was marked by an eager participation in the various activities offered the grade school classes at Central. During the course of the year the 8C roster changed considerably, reaching a high of thirty-five members at one time and falling to a low ot twenty-eight. Despite the changing population, an at- mosphere of cheertulnesss blended with steady work prevailed. Besides the courses taught by the titular teacher, Bro. Edward Busch taught History and coached the notable spelling team, while Bro. George Naeger taught Spanish. A Honor roll students were: Leonard Tschirhart, Frank Masch, Teddy Graham, Milton Staudt, Richard O'Neill, Joe Schott, David Farias and Gilbert Acosta. Representing this outstanding homeroom were: Leonard Tschirhart, President, Frank Masch, Secretary, Luis Martinez, Treasurer, and Peter Koch in the double role of Vice-President and Class Representative. . Homeroom teacher: Bro. Charles Mulcrone, S.M. -N J, .al 3 f ? nf. .- -.-v - K af. QL I .. .I.:f If 'Q . 4 I 1 1 ' . . in 'i f 7f., 'ggi V Mfkj L - , .w- V. B. A'?IQz:6 I ': . . 55:- 'f:2'5 :,,.f'5,5: ', :xiii K' uf' in 241 R NEHR J SOSA V. DOBBS R. WOLFF J. J NUNEZ DE LA ROSA W FRAZ-IER P GONZALEZ R GARZA J ROSELAND J. MOCKAY D IAZ L BOWER W. TRAYLOR IX PANTUSO N. GOMEZ E GARCIA P. VELTMAN T PROSSER S YOUNG W. TOMASI P CASTILLO J IARQUE B. NOURIE R. WHITEI-IEAD C P KEFFE PAXSON S RANGEL W MALONE G VII LANLJEVA J VII LARREAL T, DOYLE O MARTINEZ J TORRES D COVER I-I MORKOVSKY G POWELL A EONKECA R SINCLAIR C E GOMEZ AL LPN T. COX G DUNAGAN F. GREENE W GONZARA C GOMES J l, ORI EZ GUERRERO R MENDOZA F. APPELT H BATCHELDER G HADDOCK G GRIFFITI-I J GLJERRA R GARZA R COYNE R DONATTO G IRANKI IN B RICKARD R. LOZANO O KIOWUACSO G GARZA A FLORES C EASTWOOD L MIL IER I KANNING B. HERMES N PARRISH I-I KUNZ T. WELLS J MUELI ER I-I SAENZ J HITZFLD R RLJIZ C BREHM J WATSON V NARC ISO Seven A boasts of being the largest class at Central, numbering forty lads with an envi- able record scholastically and athletically. But before singing its praises, Iet's pause to give :redit to the teachers. To the rhythm of Types One, Two and Three, Arithmetic has become, through the efforts of Brother Ralph, almost a second nature. Brother Albert corrected our faulty grammar, and Bro. Edwin our spelling and Palmer. With Brother George, we traveled in Geography to study the homes and habits of our global neighbors. To these men thanks and for them a prayer. And now the song. Scholastically, the class refers you to the honor roll. Athletically, it also claims honors. Football saw Tomasi, Traylor, Sosa, Gonzalez, Villarreal, Frazier and Martinez on the minor teams. Villarreal and Young played the loop for Central, with Martinez, Tomasi, Traylor, Keeffe, Veltman and Dobbs, members of the All-Star Intramural League Team, and winners of the All-City Grade School Title. CLASS OFFICERS: President: Traylor Secretary: Martinez s. f- '. I I A, J The first day of school found 7B eager and ready to be an active part of Central. The Scholarship Drive stuffed the treasury with 52400. R. Donatto, G. Franklin, P. Coyne, J. Hitzfeld, J. Kanning, L. Miller, J. Mueller, and H. Kunz played Midget Football, B. Hermes and H. Batchelder, C. Football. P. Coyne, H. Kunz, and H. Batchelder were outstanding players. G. Franklin, J. Guerrero and R. Lozano represented us in Midget Basketball. Our peppy prep teams in the Grade Intramurals were the Buttons, Eagles, and the Mustangs. W. Gonzaba, T. Wills, and R. Donatto were our boxers. F. Appelt took an interest in bowl- ing. J. Kanning, P. Coyne, J. Guerra, L. Miller, G. Griffith, E. Gomez, and C. Eatwood gave our room a good spelling team. C. Brehm played in the band. B. Hermes and V. Narcisso did well in elocution. We had a good showing at the Christ the King procession. The class also took an interest in reading. HONOR STUDENTS: J. Kanning, W. Gonzaba, J. Mueller, B. Hermes, V. Narcisso, and J. Watson. CLASS OFFICERS: C. Eastwood, president G Haddock, vice-president Treasurer: Dobbs J..Watson, secretary HONOR STUDENTS: H. Saenz, treasurer Morkovsky, Cover, Traylor, Veltman, B. Hermes, representative Roseland, Wolff, Allen and Cox. I Homeroom teacher: Bro. Edwin Howard. Bro. Krull and the seventh graders encircle the globe In English Bro. Howard insists on fundamentals of grammar ROW l: H l-IOFFMANN, C PUSH, R. HHNIOJOSA, L FOIRJLR, R HlIRZlG, A. ALCALA, E. DE BR!-XVO, J. CRAWFORD, M. DRISKILL, P. MCKAY, ROW 2: D HAIR, J. HAIR, W. BORING, R JARAMHLO J DXXWS J DAVIS I BIEDKSER J 'IILLOTSON C WHITE, B CONSTANTINO ROW 3: D DeWlNNE, A DuWlNNE F. VOL1, E MARTTNEQ R t3l-TlEl3lRLZ F. WHITLEY, W GARDNER, J. QLJVNTERO, N. EADS, A. VILLARREAL ROW 4: J KUREDIN, J. VVElR, G. ZIMMERMAN, J NFHR, A BRADEN, A. ALBLINGER, R. GARZA, E. RANDOL, J, SALAIZ, H. MEYER, slxrl-I GRADE ln all activities, grade six, though the youngest class in school, has done its share, and more. The room was well represented at daily Mass, an average of half the class also attended Mass each morning during Lent. ln donations to the missions and in the paper drive, the sixth grade was among the leaders in the school. lt has given competition to the leaders in other drives. On of its bas- ketball teams, the Mitey Mites, won first place in the Grade School Intramurals, they were never defeated. The general fine spirit of this class should be an indication of what can be expected of these fellows in their future years at Central Catholic, William Boring, Melvin Driskill, Leroy Foerster, and John Tillotson have placed on the honor roll. The class officers are: Leroy Foerster, president, John Tillotson, vice-president, William Boring, secretary. Home-room teacher: Bro. George Naeger, S.M. TIVITIE ,KZ- To many, school means only the dull routine of classes, as- signments and recitations, but the complete training given at Central involves more than these. Complementing the class work, there is a carefully planned system of activities, de- signed to train the whole man- his will, his mind and his body. This menu of activities provides religious principles and ideals to steel the will, varied intellectual and cultural activities to broaden the mind, physical activites to build the body and social activities to develop the Christian social grace necessary for successful life wth others. Such is the burden of the following pages. 0 RELIGICUS o 0 INTELLECTUAL to o o PHYSICAL o o o o SOCIAL lx m- Aiwa ggi , S 2 5 1 V Lf fs UQ'HTx5fis5L5f M if 'S .,.fi,, R iw is L fs fi? ji. ,Q6 ' 1 JW is ,-5 .K . is 1 V. YC F :av ffl' y f , fmqem NW fl gf 2 .iffy is f km ,sa ' ww K QLRMIX , n ' :irQ3SlHEe?'1TfVd5'1Ei1iQ K L ' J' 'ark . k -, ,- ,f X A . qw X Q Mui -,L s + 'f ' V ifzizpfmffaff' ggi: 4 wwf' ,Hman H ,.x,f.i,3-,f,,s, 'mm 45,31 4 X We A6106 . . . . . MORALLY . , . . . . INTELLECTUALLY . . . . . . PHYSICALLY . . . . . . SOCIALLY . . . ..fa4Zifeml'!rewo21Ja!afl'amamaw Daily prayer . . . Sacraments . . . Mass . . . Systematic classroom Work Language. Retreat . . . Mission activity . . . Sodality . . . Science . . . Social Studies. I. . Clubs . . Character formation through divine assist- Speech activities . . . Dramatics. ance. ,li Clcfmpetmvec sports : Physical training for Happy association with others . . . Tolerance a . . . 11 aryutraining . . . Respect for op- of class and race . . . Dances . . . Socials . . . ponents . . . Fair play. Clubs. RELIGIOUS ACTIVITIES Opening-day Moss celebrated for the intentions ol' the students 1 ,bf . IE: WJ' WV -F5511 ' , v--- N .1 ,741-V ' NX gil? 1 YL is Q , lynn I 1 jf .I .-Aff ' F 1 1 ' ., Xi ' SU T 1 I wi sS5s'T.ll M 1 W It t- , ' 'NN ' ' W 4' s ' '51s 5115 ff I f-ff - if I use - li Starting the scholastic year the right way, Central students attended opening-day Mass. Celebrated in the auditorium by Father Alphonse Piekarski, the Mass was offered for the intention of a success- ful school year. For the underclcissmen, this was a preparation for another year of hardvyork, but for the Seniors it also marked the beigiiining of their final year at Central. rf. r y ll fr. rfiwrrirwfa WY VT I x !..x at , V ,-1. I. A kv N Nl '7 1' . One of the most important religious activities at Central is the annual retreat. This year the retreat was held September ll-'l4. Father Bernard Miesler, S.M., the retreat master, delivered a number of inspiring instructions to the Catholic students, insisting particularly on daily prayer and the reception ot the Sacraments to insure our happiness and suc- cesst Taking place early in the year, this retreat served as an excellent preparation for a successful school year. ,1!'i..-.i-N - . !. X , 1 , . x , s Father Miesler addresses Centralites during the annual retreat 4 5. ' 5 K - 'lgiffg' ':4f,,,QJ-tlffif' f 'f f-V1 .t ' K ,11vv1izi 1 .3 lu. W . Q- , -s f Af: :QTL '-41332 ,H ,iigv ' or ,fx Qr'v15'3Qi?? rr, ,:,1fn',,3'g - f ,- ,rrgg-fy, 1-Hill-if 'X 'tllwyyli 'at Quit fi 'fm-T-.' l t. .- 5-D VU 5-t f-,, fx ff- --,L 5 A err-f fx 7 f- ,J .1 1-,X , .I Y, .thnx IZ. l r 1 X. N11 ' f l l ' l - r ' l ' 'f 1.1: - ff-F ' 'r , E i 1 , , , , , y . , ,eq .rr V - Q l L f 'H' Y ' f f 144' ' ' V 'sf--9' Lil-l J Q li 5 'Rl'--f' 712, -fllftl 1 ...limi ,z mf . Q :Airy I i XX ,V K , E ' , During the retreat many students took advantage of the Throughout the year and especially during the retreatl opportunity for daily Communion many students dropped into the chapel for a short prayer Senior sodalists met weekly to discuss ways of leading a more Thorough Christian life. Here the senior officers meet informally to decide on a plan of action. One of the outstanding program: ofthe year was the Senior Sodal ity Legion of Decency Play. En titled Hollywood Makes a Pic ture, or Something Out of Noth ing, the play culminated a two week Legion campaign. At Christmas Centralites wer generous in aiding the food driv for the needy parishes of Sa Antqmo. it w-lt2f-r1- . T Q. flNxgf2'iE1,hx-it l x .gf ,Tw Mg t 'r-w.:f','fHY--Mm ws f,,, , 5.wgj5i .ina thrall Gsm --ggswmf llafifslll if i' ss. ' Wa- 1-ef -Y cg x, : lg Xi ,N ,V -1 ,-ggi: - I f fs- Q ' 1-' 1 , A Gi- .- Liu f- if it fx pi', w, N A In ,VIQFQN Y sg'-.V.:,FI I, ' -A i y ,.,fy..',f5JQV f',151f'qfgzQ-' K liEt.Q'l3lit1f-Qiwg' Allllipfl - ml-itz. , e s:5r,j:AFb ,rfhg ' fir fl lf fi -bill 11155:-fgilihgg , gt, I ' - T19 V X -?i?f ' I 'M' -V. 71. lQif:f:'Sgf137il , -- ' . K-,f W sc .. . ..-. ,WV P' 2 will ,ffl ' . 'xx-i ig-g., , wg is l f- . U-., .iii - r W., , .. 1-fvhll fr? ., r-4, , . uf. F A vs. ', ' '. fiwbiffii if t its i K 1 'isle V . ' ,VHQ l . Y.,.,r 'vw' . , ,fn ' it 'E-I.-4 - 1 Q iw ' Tris X , ' ,A., 1 -. .fi Q I 1. -'ffm 1 .1 uxf-1 vt 4---1 .-. i'-Yffsii ' ' - ii?LRL X xillrf , W 3 V- .Mui-1 tpf'1,:Ka1!s',is:' f -av,-,tit k54?s'f .4ef Q.-7f,Xg. :gin1'2tXl5lg fe',,+ f'.'.2qgz,4ff -A-A-L-'r i. ve--.fp I. ' -1 ff. 1, --U 1Ax.1.'f11.q', A--.-gf1,1.2.- .wwf H,Q.,f. N Lx - 9. fr . , ' L.:-., ,,,,. .few -,fn ,ff s .ev eg- , ,pe -- Ma., --1 'fjt-pix, ,,4',',: K -1., or , ' V-' , :ef- -ll,,?.-Jfgcg s'1,1E 'y t 'f' j -i ,.'f L,' .. ,lm i,5l-j,vg',.- , j' 1 ' ,J V, ,i .al N-nf.,f4 ' ,' ,J , -- - a During the Forty Hours Devotion classes took turns serving as guards of honor in the presence of the Blessed Sacrament. Here the members of 7A do their part to honor their Eucharistic Friend. Another feature of the Legion of Decency campaign was the dis- play of posters showing the evils of cheap, indecent movies. J. Uvietta and Mike Navarro stand back to admire the display. Catholic Book Week was ob- served at Central by a display of Catholic literature. Displays were sponsored by the Junior Sodality under the direction of Bro. Frank Klapp. Central's Bond leads the parade in the Annual Holy Name Rally mv . if A - . if 5, Q A,-. mliwg, , r' f:g',,lf., Q always willing, the students of Central have cooperated fully with parish and diocesan activities. As part of their training, the students have participated in the Christ the King processions, Holy Name rallies, Christmas caroling, parish basketball leagues, Bishop's relief drive, food and clothing drive, National Legion of Decency campaigns and all other activities in need of their help. In this way, we students have prepared for later active life in our own parishes. Members ol' the Glee Club rehearse Christmas carols under the direction of Brother Mulcrone. . ,X gl' rx r ,,!,5'R,,: fm, fr ggwgfii 1 r Mfxlitqaifir, ' 1 ri' ' ' vt su l ' 4 A' 4x'H'W19E,1 4, fi ,fif 'jjyzffx , - ,r . fi ,ai -N 1' -Q .1 Q, in,-W X ,.-1 .,g-SQ ,1:, L- -1- ' , rx - s 'ef 1.:f- 'wr ,, - iv '1 rg ,mr ' ess ra ,fig I npr., r- R X, yn-'.x u . g g s., AM-.-, ,,.,,,.t ,M lr V: A -s.: ' er ' 53 KXN' ' , wr . 4 ' ff' '-.alfa 3 gg, ,W 'iv 1 1 rs ,I .. g,'g3,,-X 1 3.54, ry l fi' Jr tial mi' itil' 5,574 WT 1 f , 5, l Q I r-if .rf , 1 f, ' ' x lW1','93f'X'llVd,,1ity .W J Mxxif 1t1::f1,r1-is. as S fr if il VM f..x72Al M ,, rxjgv, ,N M Wi' If ,X l l'llll, Second only to the religious activities at Central are the intellectual. Included among these activ- ities, besides the regular course of studies, are: The Science Club, debating, oratory, elocution, de- clamation, spelling contest, educational assemblies, The Pep, The Fang, and the senior play. These in o general way prepare us to meet the intellectual challenge of our later years. 1' ar 'fl nr ii ,1 si 1 Y fe iii E Q at 'wg F ,fs Agfffy YWW lla f li-'T QFD 7 Frazier, Tips and Young explore the The complications of mechanical drawing mygferies at physics absorb the class' interest ef, - ,In 5-s3,,.'qf 'kgxilfgyf Preparation, cultural and practical, went on daily in these rooms for the tasks of future life. We re- fe 144252 cerved an insight into the benefits of our various -, xswigeaqige Q V, 1' .eff Qe:1fi1u.+ -,H ww . . ' 'QiU--1--5:11f2feL2v'9:cfL,,.,..-UA- courses, and realized in part, the debt of thanlcs lx v I - iqqiitiiyf . K ffl! If fi--ZXXL',:fiQJ7.3, we owe to our conscientious instructors. We feel Hgjxxiif 'XML ,,.,g-ffif ,QL weep-F-F5 .f:i1fiZf -Cvzisa ,WT 'rfiT'!i'lsNF' lmifhrtfifrii , , T 1f1,'f---ffzlpv-V f3i5:lQi,fx:, 1 f5vs :Y1f2'e ' it that these classroom happenings will be the sulo- lk . . . H ' ' 'TTX-Tek, Sig! -lffg' 'L 'ect of many pleasant memories in the future. fel .jygimm Niall l il In'l3le.., .f5,,,4s.,.,gi, -- ' 4255 Tix, li 'Q l, ,Y'Z'-f-1115531fifljlit ' - ' . sig, The chemistry class worlcs hard at an expe.i'cnt Bill Finck explains a problem in solid geometry in distillation ' T ' ' 2 'rs : X N. I MR ' X i 7 ' f fXtfxt.yy,,4l mb . so .wwe Blow Once again there is Science Club at Central. one,-T www Though handicapped by a late start, much was Pbl accomplished by the group under the guidance of Bro. John Totten. Meeting twice monthly dur- , ing the second semester, the organization heard 11 ifjyggi g',l4 lectures by various members. These illustrated lec- 'ifp tures and reports on the latest developments in T 4 science, medicine and industry stimulated interest, and may well be the starting point for similar im- provements and discoveries by members of the Club. Jerry Cox lectures on radio receivers Charlie Bauer brings the Club up to date on Radar l 1? iw m RESOLVED: That the Federal Government should provide a system of complete medical care available to all citizens at public expense. r ,. xlwi., mv-4 y VI., iw. , i i l ff' 'QT 'MY fllvffihiffld' . use-,l.'?', at .T ' l- . :lqZ5'r,:.A XX .x gg i xg I Ji ,L .N -io.x.l,,' By research and discussions such as this, the debate squad achieved the best record in CentraI's history f jf? ln keeping with the Central tradition of good debating, a ,iff X Q if K team was organized early in January under the leadership yy gy iv Of Bro. Joseph Towers. The eight who were chosen from the s-u. J twenty-four trying for the team included the following: in V pi ., , , Ve . 'V' xi , .5 - X T wt sf TT .r-YW, ..Y .W Y ,..,V ,Y KY Y , 'rl he 5 t A gr. 9211519 bo 0906 favor of the affirmatve, Kenf neth Herzig and Quintin Mar- low, Lawrence Stuebben and Gene Irvin, in favor of the negative, Jim Mooney and Art Troilo, Albert Coindreau and Herbert Alves. The team's schedule included debates against other high schools, radio debates and participation in the annual tournament held at Trinity University. Record for season: Eleven vic- tories, one loss. Ne oeixvfnw 2 xh not KSN' 5- it George Bennett learns the intricacies ot the Mt. Palomar Richard Lillibridge proves the spark plug of Central's telescope March of Dimes campaign 1 X ,' X,l s, . The scene of an endless line ot youth marching into pg ,QW 'xv Central auditorium to witness an instruction on V f P deep sea diving . . . a discussion of the new two- ' ll X , hundred-inch telescope . . . a March of Dimes rally can headed by a fellow student . . . the comical Legion l - ..,i Sq of Decency play . . . or some other instructive goth- V in ering, remains in our memories as part of our edu- 7 f f ff 5 cation. With assemblies such as these, we have in- creased our knowledge and stimulated interest in things intellectual outside of the regular course of studies. Barberio and Mechler prepare Lawley for a dive The seniors make Something out at Nothing m the Legion of Decency play - ' f ,f-,, . ,, .. Ir, X . ' my ., -l H , V '! t ' A -' ,C , . , , ' film xt i. Q it Central's tradition of excellence in speech activities was es- tablished more firmly than ever this year. For the third time in tive years Central placed a state finalist in the American Legion Oratory contest. Meeting the best in the city and district, Centralites won more than their share of awards. Bro. Frank Klapp was coach. Albert Coindreau, CSMC orator, speaking of Our Mission to the iO0,000,000 won second place in the annual contest held for the Catholic schools of San Antonio. Quintin Marlow for the second year placed among the win- ners in the Hearst sponsored oratory contest. His topic was Patrick Henry, patriot and statesman. Kenneth Herzig, a debater and orator, advanced to the state finals in the Amer- ican Legion contest. A jun- ior, Ken explained The Privileges and Responsibil- ities of an American Citi- zen. GRADE ELOCUTION WINNERS Serious: William Boring Humorous: Wylie Garza SOPHOMORE DEC LAMA TION WINNERS Serious: Herbert Alves Humorous: E. Granato FRESHMAN ELOCUTION WINNERS Serious: Charles Nacke Humorous: John Lutteringer Central's policy of competition tor all at their own class level is applied also to speech activities. Rounding out the speech program, and at the some time preparing underclassmen for interscholastic competition, this policy has clearly demonstrated its merits again this year. lt- ' 'F' T l ry , ' ---1--we-i il Q l E -..SWE 1- if JAMES NEUMANN Editor-in-Chief FRANK ROBINSON Business Manager .ty 'K l N Cl X 4 W , M, ,W Lx The Fang is the result of many hours of work- ad selling, writing, picture taking, proof reading and similar tasks. Early in September, the staff began to entertain ambitious plans for Central's biggest yearbook, and now, after months of hard work staff members say with a measure of pride, Here it is. They hope that The Fang meets your expectations. Soon after initial plans for The Fang were an- nounced, the ad drive began, lasting until Decem- ber. In February, the subscription campaign started and resulted in 550 sales. March found the editors making mad rushes to meet the press deadline, which was set for early April. Douglas Lawley Jesse Hernandez Robert Stoutzenberger Edward Heusinger Stuart Johnston James Shelly David Tips The stott' makes posters for the sole p g .W V f ln The Fang, the staff has tried to do more than publish a book. Its many hours of work have been ' dedicated to an attempt to immortalize the days of school life at Central, and to provide for the graduates a keystone in their structure of high school memories, and for the underclassmen an- other link in their chain of high school endeavors. Chief-of-staff in Operation Fang was James Neumann, aided by Leonard Emge, associate ed- itor, Frank Robinson, business manager, and Joseph Uvietta, activity editor. Coordinator and expediter was Bro. Norman J. Kramer. g g-- LEONARD EMGE Anthony Mendicino Associate Editor John Wardashlci Quintin Marlow .lack Harper Joseph Olivares Robert Cushman Pal Rooney JOSEPH UVlETTA Activities Editor The business staff m k I t h k of ods before going to p g, S T 1 i 1 1 f i i,,.l,,lc,,ll l, it ,ms , ,, The spelling contest at Central this year was held as usual over radio station KONO on March 27. Contestants .for this contest were chosen from the entire student body by contests at school early in March. Those in the semi-finals were the best five spellers from each English class, iudged by spelling tests held in the individual rooms. After spellers passed the gauntlet of the semi-finals, they went over the air to compete for the three prizes: a gold medal for first place, a silver medal for second, and a bronze medal for third. ln charge of the contest was Bro. Louis Scherer. The winners of the respective medals were: Charles Nacke 9F, Ralfe Silverman 12C, and Don Stigall 'l2C. wi? 4 T, rl .c,,f,,, ,. , V ff!-1 Y:v'f'W if .- . is The beginning of February marked high time for the Seniors to begin the production of Breezy Money, this year's play. Ten seniors who survived the tryouts were chosen to work under the di- rection of Bro. Harold Huels. A task like this is, indeed, one which requires much hard work. For some of these boys, coming to practice almost every night meant less time for study. For others, it meant missing their favorite radio program, or passing up a date with the favorite of the moment. Nevertheless, keeping up the hard-working tradition of Centralites, these fellows continued practicing, thereby producing an enioyable three-act comedy, Breezy Money. The following made up the cast of characters: Edward Svasta as Carter Maxon, Quintin Mar- low as Jimmy Gale, Jack Harper as Dick Landis, Don Stigoll as Breezy, Charles Barberio as Colonel Southern, James Neumann as Cummin, David Tips as Lonnie, Frank Loessberg as Herbert West, Ralph Kelley as Hoedown, Pick Spalding as Mops, and Rudy Enderle, prompter and stagehand. ,X exg- R XV. 's-ext: - Aft se Ssixesxx iv-exp, g xg S ,X V,,i ig Senior members of the stuff prepare Juniors to take over in second semester K. Herzig, J. Wasson, ond L. Stuebben discuss The Pep layout' l ', lt 1 T As any school paper, The Pep is an important clearing house for news of all types. This year, under the direction of Bro. Robert Minges, the pa- per performed its function with an efficiency un- matched in the past. lt added camera and short story contests, and a student questionnaire to its more numerous and better illustrated editions. Seniors manned The Pep for the first semester and did a fine iolo, but, when they were called to senior activities, the juniors took over and carried on to new heights. With the experience gained, even greater things may be expected next year. Freshmen E pours out at dimissal reading The Pep Editor Wasson works with his assistants to me March deadline . . . PHYSICAL ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS ROTC That the intellectual and moral preparation might endure longer, Central offers its students an ex- tensive physical program through athletics and military training. Each Centralite, from the smallest grade school boy to the largest senior has an opportunity to participate in competitive sports at his own level. To complement the athletic program, military training is available to all students. Besides boasting of one of the finest ROTC units in the state, Central has the Freshman Auxiliary Corps to prepare younger students to enter the ROTC in later years. THE CROWD AT THE BENEFIT GAME STANDS FOR THE NATIONAL ANTHEM PLAYED BY THE CENTRAL BAND BOTTOM ROW R Gonzalez 1271 B P rdom 1151, C. Stark 1221, T. Little 1281, A. Grussl, co-captain 1141, E Svasta co captain 1161 D Stigall 1251 R. Janert 1131, K. Witten 1291, R. Silverman 1191. MIDDLE ROW A Angelus 1451 L Gittinger 1211, T. Loef 1171, J. Watts 1121, Pirotina 1261, J. Ehrlcr 1331, C Barberlo 1201 D Tips 1421 P Molina 1301, R. Hermes 1461. TOP ROW T Kearns 141 R Cushman 1371 J Nehr 1431, M. Fisher 1311, F. Peters 1321, M. Robalin 1241, Gon- zalez 1231 J Segura 1181 T Valenta 1401. VARSITY FOOTBALL This year the football team had its ups and downs. A look at the record shows this, but they managed at all times to show that never-say-die spirit which made their defeats as glorious as their victories. Coach Martinez, who is new at Central, achieved great success in his first year, and gives warning to all that next year's team will be still tougher. With his untiring efforts, contagious enthusiasm and football know how an improved season's standing was inevitable. Coach Joe Martinez 1. Ebrler kicks ffm exfra point that wins thc Bvnrfit Gamr. 6 BURBANK , E E25 31 . PLEASANTON so o. .... MARTIN,Laredo 25 2. Crvzfral cbf'c'1'lf'ad4'rs in action. 0 .. .... EDGEWOOD 2 . .13 26 . ..... E EDISON . .-.O 3. janrrl drives lmra' for an imporfanl gain in tbr Corpus Cbrisfi Acadmrzy . game. 13-.. KERRVILLE - 21 4. Ebrler snags pass in lbe St. josrplfs gamv and govs all lbe way for a foucbdowlz. 12 s HOT WELLS E 12 20 s E s LANIER . 6 5. Pvfvrs jumps lzigb in a rain affvnzpf fo complvfr' a pass in fbf' Bfrzrfil Gump. 46 ST. JOSEPH . S 0 6. junrri is sloppvd in lbe Sf. I0s1'pb's gamr. Grass! lmds inlcrfrfrvnrc. 13 ....... CORPUS CHRISTI 12 TE!XhA BAEAABERS 1. CYRIL STARK Center 2. KEN WITTEN Tackle 3. RED GONZALEZ Guard 4. ALLEN ANGLUS Tackle 5. FLETCHER PETERS End 6. AL GRASSL and ED SVASTA Co-captains 7. MARSHALL ROBALIN End 8. OSCAR GONZALEZ Guard 9. RALFE SILVERMAN Guard 10, TONY KEARN5 Guard 11. PAUL MOLINA Tackle IZ. BOB CUSHMAN Guard 13. THE BACKFIELD IN ACTION 14. RALPH HERMES End 15. LEO GITTINGER Bock 16. CHARLIE BARBERIO End 17. DAVE TIPS Tackle 18. JIMMY EHRLER End 19. DON STIGALL Center 20. JAMES PIROTINA Tackle Z1 AL GRASSL Guard ZZ JOE NEHR End C TEAM BACK ROW-V. Thz,mp:an, G. Accsta, G. Trial, N. Cal- ccnzit, W. Blunt, B. Hermes. MIDDLE ROWWP. Koch, M. Wohlfarth, L. Holquin, P. Villarreal , B. Traylcr, J. Estrada, Horner Fetze, B.otl1er Thayer. FRONT ROW-T. Layer, H. Batchelder, P. Gonzalez, B. Mayer, P. Perkins, A. Trevino, S. Farias, T. Vasquez, C. Pulliam. SEASON'S RECORD-5 Victories-2 Defeats COACH-Bro. Ralph Thayer MIDGETS TEAM MEMBERS-H. Camp, D. Farias, P. Koch, R. Guz- man, J. McCormick, J. Sosa, P. Coyne, H. Kunz, R. Danatto, L. Miller, J. Mueller, G. Franklin, J. Hitz- feld, J. Kanning, L. Fcerster, D. Hair, J. Hair, J. Tillotson, R. Herzig, H, Meyer. SEASON'S RECORD-l Victory-2 Defeats-2 Ties COACH-Bro Edwin Howard A TEAM BACK ROW-S. Mosel, S. Aguilera, F. Garza, W. Crane, R. Jasinski, C. Johnson, R. Cashman. MIDDLE ROW-. Cortez, W. Crawford, W. Corcoran, D. Estefan, A. Schulze, C. Maples, J. Vargas, E. Urbina. FRONT ROW-F. Ailncch, E. Davilla, J. Layer, J. Witten, D. Cadena, J. Mooney, and G. Gueldner. SEASON'S RECORD-l Victory-6 Defects COACH-Bra. Anthony Ge.hardt B TEAM TEAM MEMBERS-R. Rcbe tscn, R. Zue cher, J. Sobieski G. Wynkoop, W. Lansford, O. Martinez, M. Braesicke F. Zamarippa, W. Speier, L. Tonos, A. Robalin, H Maztinez, L. Gittinger, L. Spahn, C. Pfeiffer, 0. Mayo W. Schuh, W. Frazier, C. Kivlin, W. Villa, R. John- scn, B. Sharp, T. Weaver, M. Hefley, W. Johnson W. Delisi, J. Dielmann, G. Milburn, S. Kothman, M Clark, C. Lohrke. SEASON'S RECORD-5 Victories-Z Deleats COACH-Bro. Leo Rothermich Little goes into the'air .for With chalk in hand, Bro John Haug shows the team a new play Borberio scores against Edison a shot and two points rn BASKETBALL Football manager Chris Monestier pauses a moment for a picture while checking equipment. This year, for the third time, Bro. John Hang has done great work in developing another successful varsity basketball team. Having only one letterman from last year, Bro. John began practice early in Decem- ber, in order to organize an almost completely new team. Those whom he has coached will remember him ns a man who is satisfied only with the best. His foresight in training underclassmen for varsity work has already assured us of successful teams in the coming years. Leonard Emge, basketball manager, spent long hours checking and caring for equipment that the varsity mem- bers might have the best. SEASON'S STANDING 22 ., South San 2 South San 2222222238 Hof Wells 2222222219 2222222227 Sf. Mary's 2 San Fernando 22 oooooooo 25 Jefferson 2222222237 Kerrville 2 2222222236 Corpus Hi Flyers 22 2222222239 2 o.ee Alumni ooeueeeou 24 22 2 e,.ee Tech eeoeoeee 22 eeeo eeeoo 2 37 Sf. Josephs 27 Laredo 2 2222222217 oose Brackenridge 2 2 47 2 222222 Edgewood 222222 235 Edgewood 222222224 Edison 22242 ' Tommy Little shoots in flash opening. S. Don Stigull scores through the Edgewood defense. Art Ncugcbauer makes n charity toss. 6 Barberio and Ehrlcr watch the ball hang nbovc the hoop in the Edison garnc. 7. 222222 2222 2 222222 Jefferson 22222 22 22222222 263 44 22222 2222222222Alumni '37 2222 2 2222 2222229 3'l 2222222222222 Edison 2222222222 222222222 4 0 T6 22222 Lanier 2222222 22222 2 22232 42 2222222222222 Kerrville 22222 222222222 4 8 24 22 222222222222 Burbank 22222 222222222 3 3 23 2 222222 Tech 2 222222222 2222 2 222222.28 48 222. 2 22222 Sam Houston 2 222222222 27 43 22 2222222222 Edgewood 2222 222222222 3 4 T8 22222 Lanier . 2222 22 22222 22222 2 22244 43 2222 22222 2 2S1'. Joseph's 2222 22 2222 222228 37 22 2 22222222 Alumni 38 2.Corpus 22 222222 25 2 22222222 2Corpus 2222222 22222-18 462 2 2222 2 ...2222 Joske's 2 222222 2.2222222 4 1 Charlie Barberio goes up for 11 score despite the Corpus Christi guard. Coach Brother Haug encourages the Buttons at the half. Barbcrio hits again in the Corpus game, ,Timmy Ehrler senior guard. A memlier of rlw '46 A Team. Tony Ferro, senior forward. Up from last YFQIIJS A Team. Frank Loessberg, senior forward. Reserve. Tommy Little, senior forward, gained his experience as LI member of the '46 A Team. EHRLER FERRO LOESSBERG LITTLE WERNETTE TANOS Charlie XVernette, sophomore forward. A reserve this year and hard to bent for ll forward position next vear. Louie Tanos, sophomore guard, A reliable reserve who promises great things. Action in the Corpus Christi contest with Borberio oufiumping the opponent for a score. Wi ' ' 'W B Barbcrio jumps to prevent an Edgewood score Art Neugebauer, a sophomore forward and starter whose ex- perience will be vgiluable next s.1son. Eddie Svastn, senior forward. The hard-luck member of the team spent most of the season on the bench with an injured knee. The only letteinmn from the '46 championship team. NEUGEBAUER SVASTA FIELDS STIGALL BARBERIO A 3... imp. X S gi Sis Q: X.- 51 3 i Y CORTEZ Carl Fields, sophomore center. A reserve whose height and experi- ence will be of advantage in his junior and senior years. Don Stigall, senior guard. Reserve. Charlie Barberio, senior center up from last vear's A Team, Joe Cortez, freshman guard. Tull and three years to prove himself. C TEAM BEXAR COUNTY LEAGUE CHAMPIONS BACK ROW-Brother Busch, J. Villarreal, R. Nevitt, T. Layer. FRONT ROW-R. Guzman, C. Mangold, C. Jordan, J. Munster, E. Sirzensralter. SEASON'S RECORD-l0 Viclories-'I Defeat COACH-Bro. Edward Busch MIDGETS TEAM MEMBERS-P Koch J. Guerrero, J. Guerrero, J. Bisang D. Farias, J. McCormick, F. Lazuno, G. Franklin, S. Young. SEASON'S RECORD-4 Victories-2 Defects COACH-Bro. Paul Pratre A TEAM BACK ROW-Brother Sharpe, S. Aguilera, F. Garza, R. Zuercher R. Garza, A. Schulze, E. Tarrillion. FRONT ROW-R. Garcia, R. Sidall, J. Pyka, G. Wynkaop, J. Rodriguez, L. Spahn, F. Schindler. SEASON'S RECORD-6 Vicfories-'I9 Defects COACH: Bro. Dan Sharpe B TEAM BEXAR COUNTY LEAGUE CHAMPIONS BACK ROW-E. Rodriguez, B. Girlinger, J. Sobieski, L. Bryanl, FRONT ROW-B. Bernall, F. Rodriguez, M. Braesicke, E. Reinhard J. Rodriguez, F. Zamarippa. SEASON'S RECORD-17 Vicrories-3 Defeuts COACH-Bro. Adrian Janson CHEER SQUAD To supply the moral support be- hind our teams, a cheer squad was formed this year for the first time. The squad was com- posed of girls from the various Catholic high schools of the city. Mrs. Marion Hair and Mrs, W. D, Howard were responsible for its organization and direction. Grade School Tournament Reviving an old practice, a Catholic Grade School Tournament was held in the Central gym under the direction of Bro. joe Lanfer. The tournament was sponsored to give the smaller boys from each school a chance to participate in some sort of competitive play. Central's grade school team, coached by Bro. Edwin Howard, won the championship by defeating St. Cecilia's 18-10, taking St. Mary's by a score of 26-14, and winning the title game from Guadalupe, 31-10. Team members: V. Dobbs, B. Traylor, P. Keeffe, S. Egli, O. Mar- tinez, P. Veltman, P. Koch, W. Tomasi, and R, Martinez. Trgylof af Central goes in for two points The Champs receive the trophy presented by Brother Scherer TOP, left to right-Mrs. Newton Mitchell 1monugerD, Jce Keefte Gilbert Casanova, Mr. Frank Campbell fpost representativei, Don Stigall, Bob Janert, and Bra. John Haug tcouchi, MIDDLE, left to right-Vol Sobieski, Jim Veltman, Jimmy Ehrler, Tony Mechler, and Tommy Little, BOTTOM, left to right-Tommy Loet, Louis Spahn, Newton Mitchell, John Wagenfehr, and Art Neugebauer. Terry Green and Bro. Sohm lcaachl were nat present when picture was made, BASEBALL For the second time in as many years Centrnl's Post 420 team won the Bexar County American Legion Cham- ionshi . Havin com leted the count loou with n erfect record, the team defeated Dille twice, and then fell P P U y s P, . l Y U i P Y before Austin 1n the district championship play-off. A great part of the tenm's success was due to the splendid coaching of Bro. Ray Sohm, who coached during the first half of the season, and Bro. john Haug, who coached during the latter half. The excellent pitching of jimmy Ehrler and Art Neugebauer stood out throughout the season. Ehrler's record of fifty-six strikeouts in five games, as well as the consistent hitting and fielding of the other team members, made this second championship possible. Pitcher Ehrler and Catcher Keeffe discuss strategy before the Dilley game. F Quintin Marlow, manager of the Central teams, rolls cr strike Members of the bowling teams page for a picture before boarding their special bus for the Texas Bowling Center. BOWLING Keeping in line with the Central-first sport tradition, bowling was added to the list of activities during the past year. With Quintin Marlow taking the lead in preliminary work, it was not long until the league was entered as a member of the American High School Bowling Congress. Under its rules an eight-team league was organized. The two winnng teams bowled in the National Tour- nament in April, in which Team One composed of Leonard Emge, Paul Brinkman, Ken Herzig, Louis Montanio and Art Troilo, placed eighth among the 425 high school teams competing. In the regular season's play, Team Five, composed of Quintin Mar- low, Bob Cushman, Jack Harper, Marshall Robalin and Bob Zuercher, won the school championship. Members of Team One wear a victory smile after news was received that they had placed eighth in the National Tournament. i BOXING As in previous years, Central was represented in the annual Golden Gloves Tournament. Finalists in the tournament were: Gene Irvin, . Gilbert Romo, Charley Miller and Homer Mar-- tinez. Charley Miller won in his division and went on to the state meet in Ft. Worth, where he lost. Mr. E. L. Brown and Mr. W. C. Cope- land were Coaches. rlNAl.lsTs IN GQLDEN stoves pose with mem. From len, Mr. E. L. The annual Central Boxing Tournament was a Brown, Gene lrvln, Gilbert Romo, Charley Miller, Hamer Martinez and Mr. W. C. Copeland. one night affair held on March 28. The fol- lowing boys were winners in their respective matches: D. Cover over T. Wells, W. Gholston over J. Ashbrook, L. Hrncir over A. Gomez, T. Prosser over W. Tomasi, G, Ramirez over H. Dixon, H. Casso over R. Sanchez, R. McClellan over R. Pedrazine, R. Garza over L. Anders, L. Mason over R. Cashman, M. Moreno over R. White, K. Greenlee over G. White, F. Cortez over J. Guillen, G. Acosta over R. Johnson, A. Hoffmann over F. Basurto, C. Haltom over G. Irvin, R. Donatto over C. Allen, L. Gonzalez over D. Farrias, B. Gonzaba over P. Perkins, J. Canty over C. Foster, R. Perales over L, Martinez, A. Osejo over H. Wliite, R. Perez over R. Ruiz, C. Johnson over A, Orozco, L. Escareno over A. Trevino, M. Cantu over S. Farias, J. Quiroga over P. Fuentes, G. Romo over J, Taylor, R. Estrada over E. Ramon, J. Segura over S. Trevino, R. Jolley over J. Stewart, R. Gonzalez over C. Miller. Future champs pause in training.to display their muscles. All of these boys fought in thc Central tournament, and then went on to oartlcipate In the Golden Gloves, Police Benefit Show and inter-city contests sponsored this year for the first time. 1 l Rival RIB Aiighx a at is 5113 ii 1 ill ,W i J- , 7--3 if 5 . This shield, in blue and gold, worn by ROTC cadets, expresses simply a Centmliieis dedication to the service of his God, his country and his scbool, The ROTC unit posses in review Training us physically and mentally for service to our country, the R.O.T.C. unit has at the same time brought great honor to Central by winning an excellent rating for nine consecutive years. Working in close cooperation with this unit, the Fresh- man Auxiliary Corps KF. A. CJ prepares the younger students to enter the R.O.T.C. in later years. These two units, the largest organized activities, merit a high position among those at Central. ln the future, we will recall the lessons learned, and turn them to the service of our American democracy. RIFLE TEAM The Central Rifle team under the direction of MfSgt. Jiles C. Wilder brought high honors to Cen- tral by winning first place in the Fourth Army Intercollegiate Rifle Match. The team fired 3687 of a possible 4000 to win first place among the thirty-two schools competing. Austin High of El Paso trailed in second place by a close thirteen points. The only other San Antonio school to show was Tech, in fourth place. The winning of this match gave the team the right to fire in the National Intercollegiate Match, but the results thus far are unknown. Members of the team are, Top: MfSgt. Jiles C. Wilder, instructor, J. Arciniega, H. Alves, J. Wagen- fehr, L. Lewis, A. Oseio, Row 2: C. Fields, R. Jasinski, L. Seargeant, D. Debner, Row 3: J. Walker, F. Frazier, J. Ehrler, D. Lawley, F. Cheney. FMILITARY STAFF Center: Moior Williom Humphreys Lett: MfSgt. Jiles C. Wilder ' Right: TfSgt. Robert M. Hodges CADET OFFICERS REGIMENTAL STAFF: Left to right: Captain Jack Harper Col. Stuart Johnston Captain Douglas Lawley Major Leonard Emge FIRST BATTALION STAFF: Major James Neumann Lt. Col. Edward Svasta lst Lt. Albert Franz z SECCND BATTALION STAFF: Major Frank Loessberg Lt.. Col. Frank Robinson 2nd Lt. Ralph Hermes 2nd Lt. Edward Heusinger I R. O. T. C. COMPANY A Capt. Joe Stewart Znd Lt. Tony Ferro lst Sgt. Adolph Bass COMPANY B Capt. james Ehrler lst Lt. Robert Stautzenberger 2nd Lt. Allen Angelus lst Sgt. Gene Irvin COMPANY C Capt. Frank Frazier lst Lt. Wallic Perez lstt Lt. William Finck lst Sgt. Leonard Lewis DRILL TEAM Winner of drill team award lst place at Music Festival. INSTRUCTOR: TfSgt. Robert Hodges COMMANDANT: Col. Stuart Johnston F. A. C. COMPANY D Capt. Rene Aelvoet lst Lt. joseph Mclnerny 2nd Lt, Robert Weir COMPANY E Capt. Quintin Marlow 2nd Lt. joseph Nehr COMPANY F Capt. Robert janert 2nd Lt. Nolie Torbert 2nd Lt. Pick Spalding lst Sgt. Alfred Hoffmann COMPANY G Capt. James Young 2nd Lt. Harold Peterson Band Director LT. ERNEST FISCHER Color Guard Drum Maior LT. CHARLES BARBER won first place in Battle ol Flowers Bai Contest. THE BAND Wlieiievci' you saw the Band in a parade, marching behind the National Colors and Central's Banner, whether you were marching to its drum beat or watching from the Curb as it passed, you eoulcln't help feeling a burst of pride throughout yourself. And the cause of that pride was an organization, a group of hard-working, talented Centralites -the Military Band. Keeping up Central's tradition of cooperation, participating in parades, patriotic and religious, the Central Band has garnered many trophies. Guiding the varied talent of the members were: Lt. Ernest Fischer, band director, Cadet Lt, Charles Barberio, drum major, and Bro. Herbert Janson, moderator. . . . SOCIAL ACTIVITIES A iuke box special but everyone seems to enjoy it. A 9 up oi' sen s sit this one out. There are times at Central when the chalk dust settles and the bookmarlgs do their work. Then, leaving aside the daily grind of classes, we don our party clothes and glide to the sweet music of the Cavaliers - or maybe the iuke box. Once a month the gym ceased to echo the shrill cries of the rooters, and then, sedately bedecked with vari-colored crepe paper, it was transformd into a ballroom. The rumble of two teams racing down the floor, the roar of an excited crowd, was suddenly changed to the silent swish of a lassie's evening dress, or the stroll of the dancers, and then rough, athletic Centralites became true Southern gentlemen. These, and many other social affairs, formed the last and most enioyble part of our preparation for the future. Rating high in our collection of school memories, we hope to recall these events often in years to come. had 'V Here the photographer catches a group 01 Centralites and their dates enjoying the sof' music at the Football Dance. Similar scene: were witnessed during the year at the month ly dances. Gene Irvin, Junior Dance Committee chair man, presents the Prom Queen, Miss Kassj Fox and her court at Honoree Dance. SfSgt. Robert Hodges introduces the Queer of the Military Ball, Miss Anita Lanning, a Major and Mrs. Williain L. Humphreys lool on. Following this, military awards wer presented. We often think of the Mothers only a chaperons at the dances, but here we fini them gathered about the refreshment tabl serving cake and ice cream to Centralitf and their dates. MOTHERS' CLUB Mom wasnlt content to bundle up her son and send him off to school. and then wait for him to come home again to raid the ice box. Feeling that she could help care for him at school, Mom came right along to see that her son got the best of everything. Maybe it wasnit as apparent as all that, but true enough, she was there. Sometimes she was serving First Friday breakfast, or helping the Fathers' Club serve that big barbecue. Other times she was spon- soring a bingo party, or maybe chaperoning a Central dance. The Seniors can well remember Mom for giving them that delicious Senior Banquet. Yes. behind the breakfasts, the sup- pers, the banquets, or whatever it was, Mom was at Central helping her son. l l STANDING: Mrs. L. J. Gittinger, Mrs. Mark Keefl'e, Mrs. Sylvan Bisang, Mrs. James Tips Mrs. Charles Barberio. SEATED: Mrs. Marion Hair, Mrs. Charles Neumann, Mrs, John Toudouze, President, Mrs Douglas Lawley, Mrs. Charles Bauer, Sr. FATHERS' CLUB Always interested in his son. Dad came out of the home and into Central to help him. Many fathers showing that loyalty and spirit instilled in them at old St. Mary's Academy were out front again helping Central in every way. That big barbecue that brought Central athletes a sleek, sliiney bus, that Father-Son Banquet where Dad was your date, the Scholarship Drive that gave many a boy a chance to attend Cen- tral, were only a few of the projects accomplished by the Fathers, Club. Wforking hard to make their sons chips off the old block, the Dads of Central have for sixteen years helped in every way to better our school, and the school of our children when we com- pose the membership of the Central Fathers' Club. OFICERS: STANDING: Mr. George Stuebben, Mr. Camille De Winne, Bro. Louis Scherer, Mr. Ernest Haby. SEATED: Mr. Raymond Zoller, Mr. L. J. Gittinger, Mr. Sylva Wernette, Presi- dent, Mr. R. E. Witten and Mr. Emzy Garrett. SEATED: Miss Kcssy Fox, Queen of The Prom. STANDING: Maids of Honor Misses Barbara Richter, Barbara Tate, Betty Ann Randal, and Patsy Fox. THE PRCM The afternoon of April 18 was much more exciting than the usual routine of school. Centralites dashed like mad in and out of the rooms, and on their lips were the usual phrases before a dance . . . Whom are you taking? . . What kind of flower did you get? To the tune of all the chatter, dodging and bumping in the hallways, the Junior dance committee was making last minute preparations. Of course, everyone knew the why of all the excitement. A dance, surely, but the biggest dance of the year . . .The Junior-Senior Prom. That night, the air of excitement cooled, and a quiet, smooth, crowd of Centralites gathered to dance to rhythm of Kotsie Keirh's orchestra. Escorts ofthe Queen and her Court: Jimmy Ehrler escorting Miss Patsy Fox, Adolph Bass escorting Miss Barbara Tate, Bob Janert escorting the Queen, Miss Kassy Fox, David Tips escorting Barbara Richter, and Joe Stewart escorting Miss Betty Ann Randol. we 5. t DANCE COMMITTEES Behind all the dances, the decorated gym, comes the hard work of making these pos- sible. For this the junior and Senior dance committees deserve credit. Long hours of tiring work by these generous students has made it possible to enjoy the Christmas Formal, the Military Ball, the Prom and .1 number of other dances held here at Central during the year. SENIOR DANCE COMMITTEE Left to right: J. Stewart, S. Johnston, J, Harper, P. Rooney, F. Loessbefg, R. Aelvoet, C. Ba.be.ia, D. Sti- gall, E. Svusta, A. Ferro. JUNIOR DANCE COMMITTEE SEATED: C. Marty A. Oseio, E. Brown, C. 0'Connor, J. Wasson, L. Montanio STANDING: R. Perez, G. Irvin, G, Gueldner, A. Fuessel, L. Lewis, E. TarriI- Iion, R. Garza, F. Cheney, L. Stuebben, K. Herzig. FATHER -SON BANQUET Dad, this is Bro. Joe, my homeroom teaehern . . . Bro, John, this is my Dad . , . I'Dad, this is Bro. Charles, my English teacher. Such phrases opened many long and interesting conversations at the annual Father-Son Banquet, March 20. It is not an ordinary occasion when Dad, Son and Teacher get together to enjoy a home-cooked turkey dinner, but at Central it is a must, and does much to establish better relations among them. All concerned consider tlhisilone of the outstanding events of the year. , ,. SWT L, N4 L, wp 1, Senior Calendar Freshman Year 1943-44 Bro. Louis Scherer steps into principal's office this year . . . Record enrollment of 581 boys . . . Captain Floyd Dean coaches the Buttons football team . . . 100 boys join glee club . . . Buttons tie first game with Hot Wells 0-0, but defeat Edison 19-7 . . . Father Piekarski preaches retreat, held September 28-October 1-Christ the King procession on October 31 . . . Most successful scholarship drive in Central's history amasses S2000 . . . S. Johnston, F. Loessberg, C. Moke and A. Angelus elected presidents of their classes . . . S. Johnston, J. Sims and M. Flores join debating team . . . Lt. Guame replaces Sgt. Tuttle as P.M.S.8rT .... Brother Orchid presented by seniors . . . Barbecue at Pablo's Grove on May 7 . . . Field Day on May 9 . . . Father Otting and Brother Haefner celebrate their silver iubilees . . . Last day of school on May 26. Sophomore Year 1944-45 Third floor construction under way in the early part of the year . . . Completed by October . . . Buttons defeat Del Rio, St. Edwards, Hot Wells, but bow to Lanier and Burbank . . . Lt. Guame promoted to Captain . . . Retreat December 5-7, with Father Pieper retreat master . . . Band takes first place in city-wide contest on December 12 . . . Military Ball held on January 19 . . . Father-Son Banquet on January 30 . . . Bro. Eugene Paulin speaks on this occasion . . . John Smith, graduate of Central receives Air Medal by proxy . . . Debate team places second in the city . . . Career Angel a great success . . . Field Day on May 3 . . . Barbecue at Pablo's Grove on May 6, proceeds go toward a new school bus . . . George Mon- tague wins city, county and district American Legion Oratory contests, but loses out in the Texas State meet. Senior Calendar Junior Year 1945-46 Central's Post 420 baseball team cops city and county Championship Un summerj . . . Father James Young preaches annual retreat September 26-28 . . . Mother's Club presents school banner on October l . . . Centralites march in Christ the King Procession October 28 . . . Father-Son Banquet attended by 400 . . . John Cegelski takes fourth place in state music contest on November 20 . . . Father Heider passed away on January 3 . . . Central Spelling team wins City Championship over public schools . . . Seniors pre- sent Heaven Can Wait in April . . . Juniors, under Joe Stewart, issue Voice of the Juniors . . . Buttons win, State Catholic Basketball Champion- ship over El Paso . . . Polio epidemic hits San Antonio on May ll . . . No EXAMS! all end-of-the year activities are cancelled. Senior Year 1946-47 September ln our senior year the attendance reaches nearly 800 . . . Svasta Senior prexy . . . Retreat September ll-T3-Father Bernard Miesler, S.M., was the retreat master . . . Buttons down Pleasanton 31-0, but meet defeat against Edgewood 13-0 in the opening games. Joseph Martinez new head coach of Buttons . . . Annual name changed to Fang under guidance of Bro. Norman J. Kramer, plans are made for a bigger and better annual . . . New Bus for Central Buttons. October New Provincial of Society of Mary visits Central . . . Christ the King Pro- cession . . . 650 participate in Music Festival Contest . . . Buttons defeat Lanier and Edison, but break even with Hot Wells . . . Bowlng Team organ- ized . . . Something new!: Central's New All Girl Pep Squad . . . Janert Student Council President . . . Informal ROTC inspection-Johnston Cadet Colonel. November New PMS8.T Maior W. L. Humphreys to replace Capt. Guame . . . Buttons end season by winning 5-losing 4-tieing 1 . . . Central Drill Team first at Music Festival . . . Two interesting assemblies, one by Dr. R. T. Edgar on the new 200 inch telescope, and Harold Davidson on Deep Sea Diving . . . Gym gets new electric score board. Senior Calendar December Legion of Decency Campaign largest in history . . . Seniors present skits on Hollywood Makes a Picture or Something Out of Nothing . . . Rifle Team prepares for coming matches . . . Scholarship drive sets new record. January Amateur camera contest being held to get pictures for the Fang and Pep . . . Anita Lanning queen of ROTC. Col. Svasta proud escort . . . School Spirit Committee organized . . . Basketball season opens 'with team playing in new uniforms . . . Charley Miller cops local Golden Gloves Crown . . . Loses in State . . . Ten Seniors on High School Register of Southern High Schools Who's Who. February Senior Play gets off to a grand start under the direction of Bro. H. Huels . . . Kenneth Herzig wins city American Legion Oratory contest . . . Debators win first five debates against St. Mary's and Jeff . . . Band in all city contest and then at Laredo for Washingon's Birthday celebration . . . Six Seniors participate in Pepsi Cola Contest . . . Good attendance at daily mass during Lent . . . Boxing under way . . . Senior Science Club, well backed by Juniors and Seniors . . . School Spirit assembly held February 28. March Debaters take four contests out of five . . . Lectures for Career Week March 'IO-'I4 . . . Father's Club Banquet on the 20th . . . B8rC Teams cop Bexar County Basketball crowns. Midgets come out second . . . Central Buttons still T.C.I.L. champs because T947 contest cancelled . . . Paper drive held to gain funds for athletic department . . . Fang campaign is successful . . . Central wins Grade School Tournament-Boxing Tournament unusual success . . . Many boys absent from school because of flu epidemic . . . Rifle Team wins Fourth Army Contest against schools from five states. April Q Breezy Money, a comedy, presented on the 9th, llth, 13th . . . Prom on the 18th . . . Federal Inspection April 'I5 . . . The Fang goes to press . . . Easter Recess . . . Last Term begins . . . Fiesta Week . . , Central enters float in River Parade. May The Fang arrives May 15 . . . Field Day May 8 . . . Class picnics . . . Last issue of Pep . . . Seniors see new blue and white caps and gowns . . . Seniors send invitations . . . Senior exams . . . Senior Week . . . Baccalaureate ceremonies . . . Senior Banquet . . . Graduation! PATRONS OF THE FANG 1947 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Aelvoet Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Ainsworth Alamo Piano Co. Mr. Milton Albrecht Mrs. H. Alexandravice Joseph W. Alexandravice Mr. E. H, Allcorn Fred Allnoch 11C American Sports Center Mr. B. M. Rosenman Mr. Arthur Landsman Alamo Drive In Theatre Automobile Sales Co. A. R. Ellison and S. R. Hoffman 720 San Pedro Avenue Drs. T. A. and Ada Baker James Baldwin 11D Mr. and Mrs. Joe Barberio Mr. and Mrs. Charles L, Barberio and Family Mr. E. A. Basse Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Bass The C. F. Bauer Family Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Bendele and Family Mr. and Mrs. Gus Berckmoes Mr. and Mrs. John Boog Billy Boring Grade 6 Botica Guadalupana Mr. J, H. Brown Mr. and Mrs. C. Bennett Brown Bennett Brown, Jr. 9C Mrs. Teresa Brownlow Mr. Felix J. Burg Catholic Youth Society San Fernando Cathedral Mr. and Mrs. Herman Cepler Carmach 8C and Mrs. Joseph Carmach and Mrs. S. Cernosek Enriqueta Cervantes Ted Col. Mr. Mrs. Mr, and Mrs. A. Cieszynski Clarkson 8B Clarkson's Service Station A Friend Mr. C. Costabile Joe Mr. and Mrs. Paul V. Cox Miss Helen Craig Cowan and Willard Millinery Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Cruz Gerald Cruz 9D Mrs. C. M. Culp Pfc. James Culp '45 Mr. V. H. Curtis Mr. W. M. Curtis Frank Dalton '47 Mr. M, L. Davila Edmund Davila 10E De Lux Grocery 831 W. Theo Avenue Mr. Nick Demos Miss Marilyn Dewberry Buddy Dixon 11A Hugh E. Dixon, Jr. 9B Mr. Hugh E. Dixon, Sr. Lester Dixon's Garage Mr. and Mrs. Lester C. Dixon Martin Douglas 10E Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Douglas Mrs. A. Droddy Bunch Eads 9A Mr. and Mrs. W. C, Eads Colonel C. A. Eastwood Clifford Eastwood 7B Simon Egli Simon Egli, Jr. 8C Mrs. Simon E. Egli Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Emge Fajkus Service Station-K-80 Donald Farley 8A Mr. James W. Faulkner Finger's Garage Miss Annabelle L. Fischer Mr. and Mrs. M. D, Fisher Mr. George Flash Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Flores Flores Garage Mr. Victor Forestello Mrs. Ethel Foshee Franciscan Fathers of S. San Mrs. Louise Frazier A Friend A Friend From a Friend Compliments of a Friend Mrs. H. C. Garcia 61 Antonio Mr. I. C. Garcia Isaac Garcia 9B Richard R. Garza Grade 6 Mrs. Margherita Gerodetti and Family Mr. Flavio J. Gianotti, Jr. Mrs. Gibson Goliad Street Pharmacy Capt. Henry Gomez Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gonzales Mr. S. P. Gonzalez Mrs. Florence Granata and Family Mr. Joe Granato Mr. Al Grassl, Sr. Bill Greiner '47 IVR. Julius Grossenbacher Julius Grossenbacher, Jr. 9D Jerry Gueldner 11A Mr, and Mrs. E. G. Gueldner Wing Haw - Floyd Heiden 10B Mrs. F. A. Heiden Mr. Henry F. Hein Mr. E. F. Heusinger Mrs. E. F. Heusinger E. F. Heusinger, Jr. '47 A. J. Hoffmann, Jr. '47 Mr. and Mrs. A. J, Hoffmann, Sr. M!Sgt. and Mrs. Wilford J. Hoffmann and Family Marshall Hogan 8B Miss L. Hornburg C. P. Howard Service Station Mr. E. T. Hughes - The Hutchison Family Mr. and Mrs. George W. Hynes Gene Irvin, Jr. 11A Mr. and Mrs. E, Irvin Mrs. Ed Kasch Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Katz Marvin Kennebeck 10B Col. and Mrs. M. E. Kennebeck Jack Kirkpatrick ' Reuben Klar 9B Mr. and Mrs. Bruno Klar Miss Anna Kosharek Mr. C. J. Kropp Mr. W. J, Kroschel Miss Olga A. Kubena Mr. and Mrs. Elo Kuhn and Daughter PATRCNS OF THE FANG 1947 Lambda Lambda Chi Col. and Mrs. Douglas Lawley Douglas Lawley '47 Lerner's Red and White 3626 Broadway Wade H. Lewis '42 Lieberman Co. Ray Liberto 8B Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Loessberg Roland Lopez 9C Lozano's Meat Market Mr. W. Lyons Marvin Marnock '42 Mrs. G. G, Marotta Jesse Marotta '47 Mr. Joe Marotta, Jr. Mr. Joe Marotta, Sr. Edward Martinez Grade 6 Fortunato J. Martinez 9D Mr. and Mrs. Haracio Martinez Mr. and Mrs.- Tom W. Massey and Family Ollie Mayo 11A Dr. and Mrs. O. K. Mayo Tony Mejia 9C Miss Elvira Mejia Mr. and Mrs, H. Mezzetti Miss Adeline K. Miller Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Monestier Miss Mayne Rose Monestier Moore Radio Service Armand Moreno 9C Mr. and Mrs. Ben B. Morris Mr. Lucian L. Morris . . A Mutual Benefit Health 81 Accident United Benefit Life Insurance Co. Robert P. Ingraham Mr. and Mrs. P. Sanchez-Navarro Mr. and Mrs, E. R. Neatherlin Mr. and Mrs. J. S. -Nehr Miss Margaret Nehr Mr. and Mrs. Louis Neugebauer Art Neugebauer IOE Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Neumann Richard Nevitt 9D Mr. and Mrs. George R. Nevitt Mr. Theodore E. Nicolaou Mr, and Mrs. P. G. Pais Anthony Parsons 11A SSH. Mr. Rudolph Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. J. Pena Wallie Perez, Sr. J. W. Perkins Rene Persyn Leo Persyn Frank A. Peters Ed Peterson Mr, George Pickard Mr. W. F. Pickard, Sr. W. F. Pickard, Jr. 7B Popular Food Market Rev. Benediict A. Pruski Rev. Joseph M. Preciado, C.M.F., Carlos Quintanos, Seminarian Elias Ramon 10E Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ramon Reininger's Service Station Mr. H. J. Richter Miss Virginia Richter Mrs. William L. Richter Mr. and Mrs. Kent Ridley Mr. A. F. Rieden Mrs. Nappoleon W. Riley Dr. and Mrs. A. M. Robinson Dan Robinson 10B Mr. and Mrs. Cuquita Rodarte Mr. C. C. Rowe Mr, and Mrs. Dan Ruiz Mr. and Mrs. Martin T. Ryan St. Joseph's Youth Club St. Jcseph's Parish James Saliz Grade 6 Mr. and Mrs. M. V. 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Successful and Happy Future the ucvmcuxiif. S H O E C O . San Antonio, Texas NEW and USED NEESE BROTHERS, Inc- TYPEWRITERs-ADDERSWDUPLICATDRS Concrete Materials Bought-Sold-Repaired Sand, Gravel, Cement, Plaster, Lime, Brick, RALPH E. STONE 8, Hollow Bu11d'1?g 'me' Etc- CARBON PAPERS-RIBBDNS-STENCILS ' F S311 AHt0H10r Texas Sales-Service-Supplies Phone G'03 7 417 N- Cherry St- Travis Bldg. G-8482 San Antonio COMPLIMENTS WILLIAM I. SUBERG ALAMO EXPRESS CLEANERS AND DYERS LOUIS E. HART, General Manager 2801 N. St. Mary's P-1851 SOUTHERN WINERY, Inc. Approved Mass Wines 922 San Pedro Cathedral 7063 LEON SAND AND GRAVEL co., INC. LAVQSTR FPQEQKQSLEVSQQRES READY MIXED CONCRETE 3127 McCullough 902 Austin Hwy. C-1364 319 Arbor Place P4551 114351 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE 1947 CLASS CF,,MFB SPALDING BROKERAGE CO. COMPLIMENTS THE ROSE sHoP OF Flowers For All Occasions P O T C H E R N I C K ' S 517 N. SL. Mary's sr. G-8238 TI-IE ORIGINAL MEXICAN RESTAURANT II7 LOSOYA STREET CATI-IEDRAL 7982 00000000000 00000OO000000O000000OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo oooooooooo SAN ANTONIO WINE CO. WHOLESALE LIQUOR DEALERS Bottlers ot the Famous ROYAL CROWN BRAND CALIFORNIA WINES 715 South Comal Street Fannin 8560 Schulze Bros. Mfg. Co. HIGH GRADE MILL WORK 110 IDAHO STREET GARFIELD 4209 LA TAPATIA Mexican Restaurant Air-Conditioned San Antonio's Largest and Most Typical Mexican Establishment CHICKEN and STEAK DINNERS Phone B-30242 or B-31116 Compliments of ST. PETER'S PARISH, Alamo Heights REV. M. J. GILBERT, Pastor BUY DAVE'S GROCERY AND MARKET MARTIN SENOUR PAINTS 2026 S Flores St from ' ' FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES GERHARDTS Everyday 1612 S. Hackberry K-7149 Free Delivery Call F-5053 AURORA FLOWER AND GIFT SHOP Flowers For All Occasions AURORA APARTMENT LOBBY C-0591 or C-7141 BUDDY HANCOCK and His Orchestra The Best Little Band in Dixieland 315 Hampshire Ave. K-7827 Marotta Lumber Co. BUILDING MATERIALS, ROOFING, PAINT, WALLPAPER, ETC. JOE MAROTTA, Prop. 2811 West Martin Street Fannin 2521 When a Camera Clicks Think Of STUDER'S SAN ANTONIO - - - AUSTIN 0000000000000O0O0000O00000000 0000O000000000 000000000000000 00000000000 0N00NNN9N 000000000000000000000000 SINCERE GOOD WISHES to the Class of 000000000000000000000000000000000000 00000000000 F- I A A WI I IIf' :1:2:E2e?E21:i3 IIIIII IIIIIIII I ' 0000 'II IQII C 'QI V4 I If 2. 1 -, A - I A ,xklsf GH 1 l,.I,' . 013111- Q i A -I f CONGRATULATIONS DR. PEPPER BOTTLING CO. from The Boys of Ihe SGH Anfonivf Texas ALAMO Ambulance Service GRAND LODGE SONS OF HERMANN I. ao. N. WOOD-COAL8i LUMBER Co. Building Material and Supplies FRATERNAL LIFE INSURANCE Frank E. Luthy Emil W. Leesch 525 S- St- MafY'S St- 119261 Pershing 8187-1010 W. Ashby Place COMPLIMENTS OF R I C O L I B E R T O 304 Produce Row LIBERTO SPECIALTY CO. Compliments of MUNOZ THE TAILOR MCILHANY CONOCO SERVICE STA. Tailoring, Cleaning and Pressing 3202 Mccullough Ave- ' M562 Garfield 9943 821-822 N. Alamo st. SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS CENTRAL CATHOLIC uNlFoRMs ARE som BY JOSKE MILITARY DEPT. LEON B. WEISS, Manager 000000000 000 000 0 0000 0000 000 0000000 0000000 00000000000 0000000 . ws -fs 'es' ' I. wi 91' 1' I ii fr cocoooooo0oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo oooooooooo CONGRATULATIONS FROM THE CARMELITE FATHERS of the LITTLE FLOWER SHRINE ST. ANTHONY DRUG STORE C0mPlimentS of PAT CAVENAUGH, Mgr. E. and A. FECCI SANTONE DISTRIBUTING co Compliments of l RODRIGUEZ BROS. STERN BRAU BEER MEMORIALS 123 West Cevallos Street Fannin 7881 917 West Houston Compliments of K O N O Your MUSIC and NEWS STATION - T400 on your dial James H. Tips David S. Tips '47 J A M E s H . T 1 P s CONCRETE AND ASPHALT CONSTRUCTION IOI5 W. Craig Pershing 8937 Compliments of SANTA ROSA HOSPITAL MILAM CHEVRQLE1' CQ. 745 West Houston G-4171 The DOWN TOWN Dealer Martin at Flores Compliments of Compliments of SAM BASSETT LUMBER CO. UNION CENTRAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. 925 Fredericksburg Road P-7171 B. A. WIEDERMANN COMPLIMENTS or SALDANA 85 GARZA, Inc. Wholesale Grocers , 630 South Medina Sf. Fannin 9273 or Garfield 5331 00000000000000C,00000000000 0000000 OOOOOOQOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO 000000000006 OOOOOOOO0004700 0OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO 00000 CONGRATULATIONS Y fi ,: g k,5 , 2 I UUT I , . CLASS OF 1947 :'A V-A-1 Ia-.A DUNSINANE COLLIES Frgm Members - DEE-ARE COLLIES Capt. and Mrs. Lester B. Wadham D01-is Rae Beard Route 2, BOX ,228-P'-29731 of 120 Myrtle D1-. West-P-23789 San AY1t0m0. Texas San Antonio, Texas uie lub Of 0 0 5012 x0 and . Collie Club Of America Z0 84 ' . 4- 'Q 'A 6, 52.1.-,,.'L3' tiff: A I. ny N . , , 1',..,IJ :IT I, ' ,t- RI. Q ,I dr,.,I ,R VI. -I ' I R' S4 'YT'-:f 'H,1: --,- i, HH.wxg,h , ax - '- Kx Member X , XX 'L' Collie Club ,ff TQTQKN X-X of America M fff , XX X 'A 1 R 0 ' an oy. . SW? les' F07 Comp muon LA-Z-K-COLLIES RO-BAR COLLIES Ruby V. Kelley Barbara, Maxine Sz Herschel Roper Route 11, Box 111-P-25262 118 Lowrey Drive-P-8883 San Antonio, Texas San Antonio, Texas We , I I. i 'R ,:V. IIA WE INVITE YOUR 3 EN K A ff INQUIRIES AT ANY TIME ON COLLIES f OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO000000000O00000OOOOOOQOOOOOOOOOOOOOO 'mv-rm. :I 'i' K oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo ooooooooooooooooooooo coco M. 9 . A B C MULTIGRAPH SHOP MULTIGRAPHING MIMEOGRAPHING 1815 Transit Tower Fannin 9523 irwwmmhk un Am n.gm,' ' k'4NN, I3 MV .. Compliments of FROST BROTHERS BELGIUM INN DE WINNE'S COURTS C. DE WINNE Sz SONS 3119 West Commerce Street Phone G-2761 Compliments of JACK HOLT BARBER SHOP 4911 Broadway San Antonio, Texas Compliments of CANTON GROCERY 701 Dallas St T1 h . Phone G-7471 eep one G. J. Lucchese Joe Lucchese LUCCHESE INSURANCE AGENCY Cathedral 1265 COMPLIMENTS OF THE GROOS NATIONAL BANK SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS Member of The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation TewEuz.v xizoimev AVIATION COFFEE 209 Alamo Plaza 42 Years on Alamo Plaza Fannin 7561 Established 1922 JOE C. BETTENCOURT MFG. JEWELERS - DIAMOND SETTERS Watch Makers - Engravers - Expert Repairing 246 College Street San Antonio, Texas BOWDEN'S PHARMACY PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS Fountain Service-Sandwiches and Sodas FOX LAUNDRY 8. CLEANERS F. S. BOONE, Prop. 510 W C ress at San Pedro F-2249 5901 Broadway-Alamo Heights T-3358 . yp PINCUS COMPANY The Store for YOUNG MEN and their DADS ELBEL BROS. GARAGE DEPENDABLE and COURTE OUS SERVICE 815 N. New Braunfels Ave. B-31411 oooeoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo 00000000000OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO R fl Since 1886 Let's Go To SEARS have been Buy Words of the Value Wise SEARS, ROEBUCK AND CO. Garfield 5151 Romana Plaza Free Parking Congratulations and Good Luck to SENIORS OF ,47 ICE SERVICE COMPANY 226 Rivas Pershing 7151 000000000000 9-'U' I 1 1-rf -em 1- 4 -' 00000000OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO00000000000OOOOOOOOOOOOOO05600005 g . 1 Benjamin Moore and Imperial Texaco Roofing Valspar Products Washable Wallpaper Dutch Boy Lead ALAMO PAINT 85 WALLPAPER CO. Wholesale and Retail JA. J. BIASIOLLI, Jr., Sec. and Treas., Q'37l lll9-2l W. Commerce St.-F-9331 914 W. Houston St.-G-3447 Compliments of DeWeY Stfauch Barberio Produce Co. A B C Storage Quality Tire Co. Blue Bonnet Tire Co. South Texas Tire Co. Dewey Strauch Lumber Co. Blue Bonnet Radio Co. 219 East Pecan Street Fannin 0112 314 PRODUCE ROW GARFIELD 3541 GARFIELD 4761 Compliments of EDWARD F. HEUSINGER GARZA'S GROCERY AND MARKET 811 PEABODY Lambert 2-0568 FRED J. TIPS SPEED SHOP Smithy's Dual Hollywood Mufflers and Chrome Bell Tips AI-TERMAN,S Compliments of MEN'S SHOP ADOLPH VOGEL GUNTER HOTEL FRONTIER BELTS COMPLIMENTS OF Manhattan Cafe Texas Food Market 620 LABOR STREET KENWOOD 7124 00000000000000000000000OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO0OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO0 ,, , 412 -1 ,1 ,ww Mqa- eifsfwiboooooooo ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo Compliments of frank Bros. Mount Sacred Heart Y BOYS scHooL lst through 8th Grade BLANCO ROAD 0 C ' ' Ano Coffee Wu r cS?f3e gm in 1 nm, Route 2 Pershing 7332 Fannin 2284 Compliments of N ANDREW MORALES GUADALUPE LUMBER CO FUNERAL DIRECTOR M. Grothues 8: Sons 302 Durango Street San Antonio San Antonio, Texas COMPLIMENTS OF ST. MARY'S CHURCH OBLATE FATHERS 00000 O00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 ' D 00000000000 .' 4 ff: .' i iEfTiB?3'3' QL2 ' lg ' 'QA XVI 'V Q o OOO0000000000000OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO0O 0000000 00 M E R C H A N T S TRANSFER AND STORAGE co. MOVING-PACKING-SHIPPING-STORAGE PHONE FANNIN 8221 COMPLIMENTS Compliments of OF NEICE HARDWARE STORE SAMSCO FIRESTONE DEALER 5012-14 Broadway T-3336 Office Fannin 3423 Res. Parkview 2-4695 A' J. SMITH CO. ROBERT P- NACKE SEEDS, PLANTS and BULBS REAL ESTATE-RENTALS-LOANS GARDEN SUPPLIES 511 Dolorosa Street San Antonio, Texas 5001 Broadway 122623 San Antonio Washing 'Lubrication Polishing SCHUH SERVICE STATION FOR FINER FLOWERS HERMAN SCHUH D , Tire and Tube Vulcanizing 326 W. Josephine St. Pershing 6184 P-2-0065 Cor. Clllebra alld N- Z21'Zam01'a St- Member of Florist's Telegram Delivery Ass'n. Scobey Fireproof Storage Co. COMPLIMENTS OF Moving - Storage - Shipping - Packing A Friend ' COLD STORAGE FUR VAULT Certified by American Institute of Refrigeration ,Corsages - Bouquets - Cut Flowers Funeral Designs - Pot Plants - Gifts C0l11P1im9HtS of 829 Fredericksburg Road Phone P-3021 PQE MQTQR CQ. Recapping-Vulcanizing-Batteries-New Tires CHRYSLER, PLYMOUTH ALL SIZE TIRES DEALER SPEIER TIRE COMPANY 900 BROADWAY 421 Fredericksburg Road P-8181 KING BEVERAGE CO. O ORANGE CRUSH -- NUGRAPE 300 Jones Ave. Phone Garfield 3411 ., W 13' , ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo BEST OF LUCK! GRADUATES OF 1 9 4 7 Continental Hotel Nacional Theatre Mexico's Cinema SHOW PLACE The BEST in SPANISH-SPEAKING STAGE and SCREEN ENTERTAINMENT Our Congratulations to the GRADUATES OF '47 WHITE COVERALLS COMPLIMENTS I tt d e we or CENTRAL CATHOLIC Plggly W1ggly at SAN ANTONIO ' K A U F M A N ' S TEXAS 102 South Flores Street V., J. Keefe READY-MIXED CONCRETE 521 MENCHACA STREET PERSHING 6133 615 Dolorosa Street Garfield 9611 MONTELEONE CO. Better Printing at Moderate Prices Mfgrs. Rubber Stamps, Seals, Stencils SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS Office C-9442 Res.: G-2636 JOE ORTIZ FUNERAL HOME SUPERIOR AMBULANCE SERVICE 209 North Leona St. ' San Antonio 7 JOE RUBIO, Prop. B-3-0743 NORTH FLORES SERVICE STATION Corner of North Flores Street and Euclid Washing - Lubricating - Batteries Service Compliments of THE TRADING POST REAL ESTATE BROKERS Zarzamora at Monterrey G-1700 O. P. Says For Life Insurance and Annuities Compliments of SADYE HARRIS Ready-To-Wear Shop Sw 1 O. P. Schnabel and Associates , 301 E- Pecan 2034 W- Grey Jefferson Standard Life Insurance Co. San Antonio River Oaks Center, HOUSWH Lowest Prices Liberal Terms RAMON L. 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