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

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jnlleapfzellinp . . . BRO. THEODORE HOEFFKEN As principal Bro. Theodore's chief task is to coordinate the many activities designed to prepare us for life. He interprets for teachers and students the blueprint of Christian Education. The task of administering a modern high school is a complicated one. For maximum efficiency, therefore, it is necessary to allocate the varied work to individual departments. These departments, guided by specialists, fit their activity into the mosaic of the master plan. BRO. EDWARD DUNNE As vice-principal Bro. Dunne assists Bro. Theodore in his administrative work. ln addition to this through his teaching and coaching he establishes a closer tie between the adminis- tration and the student body. REV. HERBERT PIEPER As chaplain Father Pieper is responsible for initiating and coordinating the religious activities at Central Catholic. We remember particularly his pointed talks on First Fridays and at general assemblies urging frequent use of the Sacraments and daily prayer. .li .nw ' 'j f.nr Wm 'ZI4

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t x V . ,V '1 'T'rll72 , .9 ,r , 1 r-X Y X .- , . BRO, ll'l5fJlif:5if ll ,'I A'i 'l Bro Theodor took offnce as prmcrpal nn September after serving one year as vlce prmclpal and reglstrar We have been msplred by has leadershup and devotuon to duty Has patnence ch erful ness klnd flrmness and evident Interest In our education has end ared hum to all of us In partlng we feel that we can but feebly express our thanks to hum and hope that maturer years will lead us to apprecnate more deeply the full significance of the ld als he has held before us ,x S rvmg an the double role of vnce prrnclpal and bas etball coach Bro Dunne has gamed the esteem of all In th classroom and th gymnasrum he establlshed a r putatron as a lov r of hard work and falr play T X f . 3 . . . . . i . . I S - I . . . . . . S . I . .. . S 's , 9k f' Xi' l' ' la l l .1 .' A lm EUWLJZD DLINNE, S. A, s JR Y r y ,f X ' l 3 S . . . . - lk N ' D , , . - Q . . 3 . I 7 Y ' Q ffi,..f'ia .fs , - x X . 1, W 1 ' '- l ' tl 'Nfl w 1 . l ., 'wwf , L t - ft 'V 1 1,547

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Besides the thankless task of checking absence and tardi- ness Bro. Neugebauer spends long hours planning schedules and advising us individually ofthe course of studies best suited to abilities and ambitions. Bro. Cremer, an experienced athletic director, coordinates the varied athletic activities and entertains plans for greater athletic achievement. Witness: his part in reviving the Academic League, and his election to the presidency of the Texas Catholic lnterscholastic League.