Central Catholic High School - Fang Yearbook (San Antonio, TX)
- Class of 1950
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AOQH in STAFF JULIUS GROSSENBACHER JOSEPH CORTEZ MICHAEL RODARTE LOUIS HOCH TERRENCE O'CONNOR RUDOLPH GOMEZ GEORGE SMITH EDMUND DAVILA SIMON EGLI MAYNARD BRADEN DecIlca+lon Theme FacuI+y GracIua'res a Juniors Mud Year Sophomores S rung Freshmen MlIu'rary Grades Gra du aho n ISuppIemen+I Senior Direc+ory AcIver+isemen+ h v M 1 X 1 E ,,.. I' .', 1 law :gm Lag- 2,25 Q. fl' , 1 I , xy! 1 ,. ly 1. ,. fi' JULIUS G-ROSSENBACI-IER Co-edi+or k-. EDMUND DAVILA Co ecIu+or LOUIS HOCI-I GEORGE SMITH Phofography BUSINESS w. 1,1 Ja Our ga ,.. ' x K The philosophy of life which fhis bool! embodies XX V i would no+ be complele wilhoul giving due con- sideralion fo one of fhe mosf imporlanf fig- ures in lhal life. To Mofheru is lhe rnolhers provided health Qhecxups utteniion OX. familiar expression of gralilude and affec- fion To fhe one we love mosf. Throughouf our lives she has labored valianfly for our every need, sharing all our ioys and mislorlunes and wanting, in refurn, only fha? lile be made belfer for us. High School days have drawn fo e close, and if may seem fha? our molher has faken a secondary place during fhese 6 . M er O- 506 fbohxol was O. C925 Ze 916 2- AOK9 X- Goqv 5 Q we of wh O vi WX ' CXXQO O90 QCOQ Q X f X we X- 'boo I I exe o XXCY, 9649 I, rl, If , X f xxx, Coax the Y ff K lj , Q 'dvi 'X ' ,V rs'- 'X c, Ce- xx A X V X , X QRS' if 7 I' A if and medical -1 . ' , . r f h t d ho e on First Friday breakfasts ui Tinian S an C P I mg 'K ,is 'BJ' F. x. . , sg-r nw. X-Q mx. A, it 1 4 115 K -1I..,,., if Smit., ' 11 L-.,. 5 3 D,-- 4 i 1..,.- ' r years, Many ot the little attentions she showered on us ir the past have now become unnecessary. Much ot her care and soiicitude may have seemer supertiuous or even irksome. As we strove for manhood, independence from mother-'s watch- fui eyes and freedom from her qentie guiding hands may have appeared to us essential. And yet, everi if we have not shown it outwardly, we have realized that our mother, in the 'idden .yay tha' mothers have has spared riei'ner roi, no' troubie 'o ease us through the growing pains o? our yout'-tu? rirobiems. Thrcugcout our high schooi years rv-other has stflituiiy and oainiessy untied us trcrr- her apron strings arid has a e'eo 'er Wigs- 'o weave ours harmoniousiy into the tapestry ot schooi cooperation Realisvicaliy, and activeiy, she has worked to Drinq to us our Covefed manhood th'cugh the un'on of teachers, parents and students 'n the iridastrious Nite O5 C istian Edu- catbn. She has id ed riot, She has devoted her- . 'Hey 15.211 our so:.:1ls Gui rroqrzrz 'Q ig rd f, ,yd U -' 1 y- -H, H1 se a en iy at ritiringiy coopera ing wi e schoo to heip us mature-sociaiiy physicaily intel- 'ectuaiiy and reiiqiousiy. 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I I K '91 T 'L , ' I at gasceffencff V o fhe s+uden'rs of Cenfral and 'ro all ho know hum Hrs Excellency slands forfh as an ou'rs+andnng exponenf of Calholsc Acfvcn Repeaiedly e have heard hs vouce raised In fhe ln+eresf of Chrrshan peace and In a crusade +o exfend fo all classes alike nhe principles of ,ushce and ch rlfy Our A chb shop has called on us fhe you+h of foday +o be fhe leaders of a new ard srrong Chrushan social order And wnfh has call he has given us a hlgh exwrnple of wusdorn sm erff and courage ln an age bogged down In fhe mare of male ralnsm w are gra eful fo hum for has remnnders In season and ou? of 'the nca ne ' Fhrus Kmodorn lo rnen of good will We are prnvnleged +o follow 'rhe wrse and courageous leadershnp of rhus man who has an unrelenhng deslre for worfhy achnevemenf coupled wsfh a wnllmgness +o work and make personal sacrlfsces when necessary an order fo convey +he Irgh+ +o has flock and quucken fhelr wrlls +o pu sue +he :deals of e frue American and a +rue Chrvshan Bro Edward Dunne, S M Vlce Prmclpal Brother Edward Dunne has been vrce prmclpal ol Central tor three years To has homeroom and lustory classes he has demonstrated the practlcabllrty ol rellglon rn the rnalung ot today s world ln athletrcs has champronslnp teams speak lor themselves BRO HENRY RINGKAMP SM Brother Henry rs no stranger to Central In l936 he served as vrce prlnclpal and dlsclpllnanan and then two years later as prlncrpal He remained at Central untll ISI3 when he pourneyed to St Louis to become pnncrpal ot McBnde hugh school Since returning to us thus year ro Henry has repeatedly stressed e necessrty ol cooperation rn all e lunctlons ol school lute Wlthout rs leadership the re emphasrs on vocal rnuslc the loundatron ol the readmg clrnrc and the toundatron ol the Alurnnl Association wo uld have been lrnposslble USO!! yu 'll-f --mfr' N--21 Mlidllhulr NY 93'-'Ki ,71- i V.. wr ,Jann ' ' Y Y .K X' A s fl A ! 3 Q1 .4 S 1 ?, S 3, it 'txt ,Ra Hwy W M Wagyu wnkf, 3 ,ff ' L .. fff'2f'i' I V1 la 'Wi' ' L ' y fvn- ,:,A ,. -, A I f lk Q3-od' Wmkwm an-1' 'vi MF' uf ,gram-wa .V WN 'Ag 'sv Q-Ir -,zsndw idllumavm 4 .qumuxamnnunuusahsuvr i lu, N. v 21, ' 5 i 1 ff' , 'J A A guwvdf' Q i g gf, ll' Q- Qpfl. YQ-Q Nl' N H 2 mini' axng 'iam -'UI -mlb 841954 ,pf 5 LV' Jwffff if !41fiVkiUWMlHii4 fl' auxin 1 ,f 491 v' '17 e u..- A 1 v 1 The Sludenf Council of Caflwolic Acho mergeo :flu The School Soclaliiy has brougl1+ aboul increased sluclenf pa hcipahon resullinq in greaier coop erafion and accornplislwmenf. A few of +l'1e many aclnevemenfs of +l1e S.C.C.A. are: ilwe posfer commillee, Oc ooer Ros rv ano LiHle Officel' clevofions, Know Your School we lf Lpervision of sru y periods, and Square-dancing classes. Senior officers liopl are: J. Lansford V Pre E. Davila, Pres.g T. Layer, Treas.q J. Corlez Sec y Sluclenl Council officers are: J. Lansford Treas.g W. Burg, Parl.gi S. Mosel, Sec'yp F. Sclwincller. Pres.: J. Corlez, V-Pres. x bbs.. 'f 4 if V 1 New Q'-f-Y I ALFRED ABREU Sodality 4 Amateur Program, Second Place bentor Review RUBEN ALEIANDRO ROBEC 12,35 1 4 WALTER BRAGG as er g . , Football-Varsity 4 RS:-1l2:CLgl3On 1 Perfect attendance 2,3 ' Second Lt. 4 Rrfle Team 4 Intramurals g 1,2 ,hrouffh Th., Mother EUGENE APPEL PEP Staff 4 ROTC 2,3 Second Lt. 4 Drxll Team 4 lntrarnurals 1,2 Perfect attendance 1,3 AARON BARROSO Perfect attendance 1,3 C.C.D. Builders Guxld. 2,3 gg' L 5 WILLIAM BASURTO . 'rf 154 I , I , , WILLIAM BLUNT Sodalxty 4 Football- C ' 1, lntramurals l 5. 'vw c-' 'Wu- Varstty 4 'll' if HOMER BREM IVAN BRITT Scrence Club 4 Football- B 25 Manager Varsity 3 Intramurals Perfect attendance l,2,3 Sumor Revtew MAYNARD BBADEN Cathedral Htgh School, El Paso Band 3,4 THE FANG staff 4 ROTC 3 Sgt. I cl. 4 X ,N 4 Give , . 0 The ,fi '11-pf RAYMOND BROWN ROTC 4 Basketball-HC team Intramurals 1,2 Perfect attendance 1 THOMAS BUCKLEY Homeroorn officer-Sec. 1,2 Perfect Attendance l llll ROBERT BURG Sodality-Parllamentarian 4 Homeroom ofttcer l,2,3 Relrgion Medal l Scholarship Medal 2 ROTC 2,3 Master Sgt. 4 Intramurals I Perfect attendance 3 Student Counctl Rep. 2 EDWARD CAMPBELL Homeroom officer 3 ROTC Z Perfect attendance 3 Q ,, tr ,,,aQ,A', f 4 Qryvffwfiff ' flsifigyr. ,r,W,,..,,,, ,g px if I f 1 ti? M I A I' Q 9 - 1 2 ' I fr ' 7 X K' - SAMUEL CAVAZOS Horrzcroorn C4f.TCZiP19S Z ROTC 3 Fzrst Lt, 4 Drzll Team 3 EDMUND DAVILA Homeroorn o Senror Class Pres. 4 Sodalrty 4 Glee Club 4 Band l Texas Hlgh School Press Assoc.-Delegate 4 Oratory 4 rm: FANG staft co-Edrtof 4 4- Declamcrtion Football- B 1, A 2, Vcrsr Dance Committee 3,4 Semor Review A K J, ,, :,f+:f ' W , flrcer-Sec. 2 I0 5 AWP SEPH COHTEZ Soaxlrty Qg Vrue 19105130314 THE FANG staff 4 ROTC 1,3 Captain 4 2711.1 'fcurn 4 i'ootl3:r..- A l, 'u':1:s.Zy QS baslzvlollf-Varszty' l,. J Cari T' ntl. .g- 1'r.r,S:,:tc lioseball-fAn1cr1::rr Loazon l Htqlt School 3 Intrarnurals l,Z,3 Perfect attendance 2,3 Dance Cornrnrttce 3,4 Red Cross 4 Z SAMUEL COREY Sodalrty 4 Qeclarnatzon 2 Good Conduct Certrircate 12,3 Perfect attendance l,2,3 Spellrng Team 1 .5-.rnateur Program 4 IOSEPH COUBAND ROTC 2 .fr RICHARD DeGET'l'E McBride High School, St. Louis, Mo. Football 4 GERALD CRUZ Sodality 1,2 ROTC 3 Good Conduct Certlfxcate 1 Football-Varsity 4 Intramurals 1 NRI! I? ,nur Q--p WILLIAM DELISI ROTC 2,3 . Col ootball- Dance Commlttee-Chaxrman 3,4 atm Club 3 mor Revrew ?--Q LI 4 F B l lgtuder1tCour1c1l Rep. 3 X 3 Se I - , 5 P x F4 ' 4 If .vi-3' ali -H f ,I I X AW, si , MA, IOSEPH DIELMANN 4: K glggwgrzom ollxcer-Pres. I Football- B lg Varsity 4 Intramurals 2 f l A N IK 6 J H6 53' Ianni' IOSEPH DORANTES Homeroam ollxcer-Vice Pres. 3 Glee Club 4 Intramurals C,C.D. Builders Guild Amateur Program 4 ROBERT EHRHABDT Socialrty 4 Screrice Club 3 ROTC 2,3 O C- ., Drill Team 3,4 Foctball-Varslty 4 Baseball-Varszty 2 ffl' MAURICE ENDERLE f Hcmproorn Scholarship Medal l,Z,3 Sodalit 4 Lr. C 1. 4 YA e Ou'stand:rtqI.:n1:r Cade' Znci place B535 11433 ROTC 2,3 Master Sgr. 4 C CD. Teachers Ce:!xiL':a e 'V' , YT '36 .25 1' I ELROY FRY S::i:.1ty -Q A112125 OQILZY. HOMER FETZER Homerzortt cffxcer- Eres v-1,2 A s-52'if5Zs.V4 Hcrtteroom Sch: Mezlzl l,2,3 Sodalrty l,-1 PEP staff 3 Detlarrtafisn 2 ROTC 2,3 Colonel 4 I..,S ' 23 0,,.s.-,H sq .., .-....... va-.. , Rlfle Team 3,4 Drxli Team 2,3 Cu..........:1e. 1 Speuzhg Te::1 Fcctbah- C E ' A Pezfeft czftenazzzuf 1 '3 Dznre :OTT.f11lIi Paste: Committee -1 4 - TQ-T + ' . .kd .. 1 U I ! IOHN GALM ROTC 2,3 Ftrs: Sgt. 4 li1l.e Team Z,3,4 GLc.1Conauf,tCertxtxiate 1 ALFRED GARCIA Sodalrty 4 Band 1,2,3,4 ROTC 2,3 .Frrst Sgt. 4 Best Drrlled Band Cadet 3 Intramurals 1 Dance Cornmlttee 3,4 Good Conduct Certxlxcate l MELODEERS 3,4 lg 'S A ffsfislffi- ,2,3 F EDWARD GRAY ROTC 2,3 Ftrs! Lt. 4 Rxlle Team Drlll Team Dance Commrttee 3,4 GERALD GROFF Sodalxty 1,4 PEP stall 3 ROTC 2,3 Second Lt. 4 Rrlle Team 3,4 Dull Team 2 Boxxng 3 lntramurals 1,2 Pe-rtect attcnaance 2,3 Dance Commrttee 3,4 Poster Cornmrttee IULIUS GROSSENBACHER Homeroom Ollrcer-President 4 Horneroorn Relrgxon Me-:al 1,Z,3 Sodallty 4 Band 1 Texas High School Press Assoc.-Delegate 4 Sctence Club 3,4 PEP stallfNews Edrfor A Editor-ln-Chief 4 THE YANG stall 3,4 CS M.C. Oratory 3, Third Place C I S L Oratory -2, l'1rst Place Declamation 2 Football- C team l Intramurals l Perlect attendance 1 Dance Commrttee 3, Treasurer 4 Latrn Club 3,4 Student Counc1lRep. 3 Red Cross-Vrce Pres. 3 HLSQIOYI ol Decency ' Essay Contest 1, Frrst Place C.C.D.-Vlce Pres. 3, Pres. 4 Good Conduct l,2,3 Hearst Amerrcan Hrstory Contest 3,4 Spelltng Contest 1 Radro Book Review Program 3 Sezitcr He'.'tc'N rnsnznlc GARZA X RQTC 4 FRANK GONZALES ootball- A lg Varsrty 2,3,4 ROTC 3 Basketball-- A 3 Second Lt. 4 '15 . X 9 - . Y! fif. 6 1' ...Q 3 as-s X. gl , 15 ' -s '75 1.44. all? HENRY HANNASCIHI 1 Carroll Hrgh School, Carroll, Iowa ' Sodcxlxty 4 Band 3,4 , c . gg- REI? I I 4 ' fx MEEODEERS 4 l l Ni bn ...aff -r 7 My T X 4 I x X. 1? lr I I A WILLIAM IOHNSON KENNETH HATZENBUIIHLEB ROTC 2,34 Captam -1 Drill Te-ani 'I F:o7balI- B I, Vars 1 4 Q ,5 I Pczlcct atrcndarzcc 2 l 'bv ' 1 Q37 Q . LOUIS IIOCH Amcr1c5anScl1oLl, Marnla, Plmlrpplne Is. Band 1,2,3 , Commander 4 -., -' THE YANG stall 3,4 fPI1ctoqr:1phyI Elocution 2 Texas I-Irqh School Press Assoc.-Deleqatc 4 Declamation I ROTC 2,3 Major 4 Band Z Good Conduct Certxfxccrt Intramurals I,2 I Dance Commrtlee 3,4 sr F Q XXV Outstandznq Performance 3 e I,2,3 J' A A T LOUIS HOLGUIN , R222 Q3 ALrnr:n mmznr FootbalIA E ' Z, 'C team I ROTC 2,3 Intramurals I Fxrst Lt. 4 415 ,Q Q. Perfect attendance I,2,3 Rxfle Team 23,4 -' A-Trix RAYMOND IOHNSON GI-20 Club 4 Football-HB' zeczrz. I Hoxmg I Intramurals 2 sr li 'f h las 79? IESSE IOLLY RAYMOND KLAR BEUBEN KLAR St Gezazci 5 iizgii Sclicol 1 Salcidc Valley Hiqh School Intramurals 1.2 Soaalziy -1 Sqencc Club 1 Perfect attendance l, Gree Club -2 ROTC 3, Science Ciul: Sgg, 4 5C?'1li1Q Good Conduct Certificate 3 .. , ,,,,. 51--in I-v-Al Perfect attendance l HENRY KLECK Homeroom officer-Vice Pres. 4 Sodality 4 Band 1 Dramatics 3 ROTC 2,3 Second Lt. 4 Drill Team 3 Boxing 2 Dance Committee 3,4 Cheerleader 4 Senior Review HARRY KOCH Cliczizinatic Collcae, Clayton, Mo., 1,2 ROTC 3,4 IAMES LANSFORD Sodality 1,2 Treasurer 4 PEP statt 3, Sports Editor 4 Elocution 1 Declarnation 2 ROTC 2,3, Captain 4 Football- B lg Varsity 3,4 Baseball-American Legion 3 Intramurals 1,2 Perfect attendance 3 Dance Committee 3,4 Senior Class, Vice President THOMAS LAYER Homeroom officer-Sec. 1 Sodality 4 Football- C 1, B 2, Varsity 3,4 Basketball-UC lg A 35 Varsity 4 Boxing 3 Dance Committee 3,4 Senior Class otticer-Treasurer 2,3 .,,- ,M have C7- v-1-v KJ, 4.41111 W liztlzt 2 we it i,Nk1,,v,1TtQ3i, gf: fi,-Tl 7 4- .figlitfx it ff-I ' .,,, f, , ,J ,,, ix K 1 'x mx m 5 ix isl 1 l l RICHARD LILLIBRIDGE ROLAND LOPEZ FREDERICK LUDWIG ercor' otf er-Vice Pres. 1 RO C Dar e Cc ec 3,4 BERNARD LEE Sodzlity 4 Hcnzerocm officer-Treasurer Eloctition l Football- C team I Manager Varsity 3 Intramurals 2 Dance Committee 3,4 Latin Club-Vice Pres Red Cross 4 Spelling Contest 1 Cheerleader 4 Senior Review FRANK LIBERTO Sodalify 4 ROTC 2,3 Second Lt 4 Rifle Team 4 Drill Team 2,14 Football-Midgets I Intramurals I Bowling I,2,3 Dance Committee 4 1:4 'N Gigs N I 4 CHARLES MASCH Q 'erocrz Reliqton Mocixl er ect attendance l,2 HOWARD MARBACH ROTC 2,3 Sql 4 little Team 4 Good Conduct Cvxftl lntrfzmuruls l,2 Pertert attendance 3 PER BRENDON MARKEY lf-s1:itHiqh Srhool, Dallas F1 'k fir RnV:f'VV FORTUNATO MARTINEZ Glee Club 4 Band l ROTC 2,3 Second Lt 4 Rifle Team 3 Dr1lITe-cm 3,4 lwrzmuruls 1,2 Elnre Conxmitlcr 3,4 1?- fm au- ' ANTHONY MEIIA ROTC 2,3 Sgt. l cl. 4 Drtll Team 3 Perfect attendance l,2,3 All FILI EDWARD MERY IOHN MICHEL 'ZR Z . ' ,, 1 ' vw, ARMANDO MORENO ROTC 2,3 Sgt. Maier 4 Drill Team 3,4 C C.D. Teachers Diploma 2 STANTON MOSEL Sodal1lyqSecretary 4 Football-'AA' l, Varstty 2 Basketball l Baseball-Varsxty 2,3 Dance Committee 3,-1 Student Counctl Rep, 3 M GUSTAVE MILBURN Good Conduct l,l Football- B 1,2 Basketball- B 2 Intramurals l,Z Perfect attendance ,l-I f. -za 'Q E-.zr M. GERALD MUNSTER ,Ls I llonteronn: clttCer-- i'wgfiA Vtce Pres -lp Pres, Q' ' Stxtavnt Co..:1':1l Rep l qgtq., Glen Club 4 ROTC 2,3 Cctptcun 4 Drtll Team 2,3 Foofball--Mztiqets l- C team 2 Basketball- C , B , A V Dance Contmlttee 3,4 Senza: Rcvtew 0 4' ., M'-'P Q fi 'K' CHARLES NACKE THOMAS NELSON I1::1c:::r71 xitpiffr-.focsxxrer ,a Przve Coll:-ge, f-.::1::1IIA 15331, 1,3135 fillirshzp Medal 1,l,2 Scctzllry 4 f,iiL1'1i:1 f FHS' PVJCQ G1-S0 Club -Z f'ir,'k:i ff.f'1:,:GDr Vcrszty Epi ROTC 3 V 15271 1 f-fiziiqer Varsity 3,4 Fits? Sq' -1 F315 1 ffl':z1113Qr Vzrsvy 3,4 F bull --f- 'Jr 1:1'13x 1211.5 1 Vxslvvbollf-A . .1 I-ff't: n:1'::1c'1,Q 3 Roi Crrwss -5 Off, fx I ,w-,:..,: R' '. - H'?,1:SsfA::.c:. ' VAN ry Canfnr HECTOR NUNEZ MELODEERS 3,4 D:f1r1:c'1Hs I ROTC-'Sqt 4 Perfect attendance 1,3 -. 1 C2 Q Y RICHARD NEVITT Ecskefb:1lv C' I B 2,3, Varsity 4 DAMASO OLIVARES ROTC If' 7 FUN fmi If -1 Full Tv-':Z:1 T1:'tz:t111rf1Is Pw4w 1 ':'ff-It C I Dclrvc C,:::.:t1 C- ROBERT OSBORNE Civwl H1111 S Eicnl Cf'1:'rfl,ff:1I:f,1Q. Sodalliy fi ROTC 3 Captain - Dr1IlTcqm 3,- Sr-:1..,: R114 '. ,V ,-fvsA 41'-X I1 ISIDORE PAWELEK I-1.4 - 1 'fb X Infrnmuzils I' D 0 C 1 Q 7 :Qu ' 'ZZ' :ug CARL PFEIFFER IOSEPH QUIBOGA MANUEL RIVAS Homvroom Otfzforf-Freszciwnf IQ ROTC ? 3 ROTC Z3 V 5, prps ,Af A SQ? Q Drill Tc:tti Q GIQQ Club -1 ROTC 2,3 Ccxptcm F: FootbqI1g'Ef , In'r:1r:i.:rr11s 3 Dance Conzwzztta Sffrtxcr Fw: IOHN PERKINS ROTC 2,3 Ccxptzxzrz -I ,GHC 37122 951-- Bc:-im Ir:'r::nx.zr:ls I O, RW, A q 1 If-ovmq 1 8 PATRICK PERKINS K IW- mzzxxhfzzx .. iv? I F ffzfxll fM1:.1q-: ,V , MICHAEL nonmznz P51911-'iwzl '. 1 sv ifxlzw' 41 f::,-I il. 1 Cn'- ..z 1 fl '-:xy I I. FOTC Q 'I 5111:-rxnq '7 I::'z xz1:'1:1l'. I .f Vwsfw 'E ': IZ: '- fx lnff- Cf: :- :'ff Vu- RICHARD PERSYN Swnmr H' 9. .-JK' 4 ' x ,- 1 . ' M Q- R W ' FREDERICK SCHINDLER Sodulity 1,23 President 12 FootbcxllfVcxrs1ty 2,3 Basketbcllv- A 15 Vcxrsi Baseball-Varsity 3 Dance Committee 3,4 Student Council Presxden 'E - 'N-f t I, ALLEN SCHULZE Hozxzc-roam utftvhxgpres 1 Fowbuil- Cc r'QpI 1t' 7 Hlsicwbnfl -Vsrsry lg C 'r::1:. cQJ:ti 45 fl vu i 5 ,Y 13 1,7 Fggif.. iazslg. , -sri! r' Q-rr: ,. :Sv-'fx .. was-'qx .-.- -,1 .,,,.f . -. 5 ,hm-kg K iv- , .- ,,. 3 vi- ' N 'w-,-ft'-:uf M NH 'sg xx ' ' '- y aylxg Am'g.',xQ Q3I3tf.g'j'w3. n '74.,v,N-. s, fx 'Nun ' 1 71.un 1.s1.n.A-.'.n -5 A 'tw fb IOHN RODRIGUEZ PEP pw- -rtl .- H Hoi: Q 1 IOSEPH SCHEDLER Sffillfu' f F1116 I Q, 7 fxtx MJ 1 ROTC Q7 fff'fri'1I,' -5 ITMJ Ix::.Qf-fx Ii ::1'i Cnfin wx v CW :x.f'rf- 'Y ff IOSEPH SCHREIBER SC':::ixfy -Q ROTC 2 3 Ccxptcm 4 Rztle Team Dr1i1Tecxm3,4 -Fw 1 1 ,SB IOHN SAGRAY 'CHN SEGUIN HOTC 2,3 t'::s,3- Sq U F121- tcQx1 f..,11i:35r 3 Q. x 1 X 5 th DOMINGO SETIEN Hozzlezvczzi Hf:1.q.cm Medal 2 mln 1 '27 If cg' Q x I . X 'RN CHARLES SMITH Hazzczcczzt cff::c:-f cc. . f A f 3 ,cu Hxtteroczt. cffpcv ASQ, -T PEP S'1:ff F1 Safixlzt' 4 T C If 1 cv- ' I , 1451 54 . 115' r ,V , Atff il , X 'WH M1 , . WILLIAM SPEIER IOSEPH VALDEZ 5 ' RO Q, 1, M21 I I L c 93:13 1,3 -1 -,,,.. . ,Q MELODEERS 3 Q MJ ROTC Z 2 F1151 L' -1 Pizflo Tenn: L:.l1Tc:1:::S,,1 Hnuwmg' N v,..,--. I A-'D-A-1 , 5: A 34. I... :mi CHD L rezzest :Zta ..X.., FA ,. , GEORGE SMITH '57 Hgw ':::-1 cff H: 2 5S'.1fztt CMJ. .i ling . II 511, R'-13.1521 ff., 1 I -1: E: .,::f,IX: : '- 1,1 . 5 wg, ff Riff! 1. PEP f, z:: -I x Tm: FANQ ff :-- Wai, 1 II:1si2:3'CL:1'f,5, OSCAR VILLARREAL Senior Rc'.'1:'.-J -35' LL Www ,.,,. .J .... I RAYMOND VERSTUYFT ROTC 2,3 Second Lt. -1 N 1 157 KLA 'zzvx 4?-G BERNARD VILLA 'Q Hcnteroorzz ciiggur -7.59 Pres. 3 1-of -nv' 4' Sodclxty -2 A, 7 3 L., I oo1bcxL.f E 1 '.'::s11jl 'I Ecsketbi..--A .51 E Vqrsny -I Baseball-.l.::.s- fuzz Lcqlzn 2,35 Vcrszfy 3 Boxing Z 3 St',:1entCc4n,. Rez: 1 3:32 Y I f fi c.. 'I ROBERT VIRAMONTES Sodality l THOIKS WEAVER Homeroom officer 3,4 ROTC 2,3 Major 4 Drill Team l Football- E ly Varsity 3,4 Basketball-NC' l Manager Dance Committee 3,4 Student Council Rep. 3 , 1,5 Jg, fw 5.5, ,-XL .T . 1 'Nm x O1 . .IQ x 'ffl lf? Al E KEITH WERNER ,al frogs -v if 'S I R St. Ioseph's College l Horneroom officer-Vice Pres. 2, Pres, 3 ROTC 2,3 Captain 4 Drill Team 2,3,4 GERARD VOGEL St. Iohn Seminary l ALBERT WARBURTON Corpus Christi College Academy Science Club 3 ROTC 2,3 First Lt. 4 Rifle Team 3,4 Drill Team 4 lntramurals 2 ROBERT WHITE Homeroom officer-Pres. 3 Sodality 4 PEP staff 3,4 Declarnation Zq Second Place Dance Committee 3,4 Student Council Rep. 4 Senior Review , , , i .Jr s , A S GILBERT ZEPEDA Foo'ballfMidqcts l Boxinq 3 Intramurals fs fi A 1 'ivy -Q'-vp OWEN ZIMMERMANN Honreroom officer-eVic-e Pres Perfect attendance 2,3 tgp... 73 K A '14 xv. Riffs' ' .L ,N 3, viffy ., , ng? 'faf1.'f ,, Q I , f je X :gay .mmm 4' f qv 1, FOOTBALL QI C. Q Ni. s 1':1nq wc Q, IIT'E lm Your wins, 'tie lis zrzmle Xliezn C0-Chumjls Ol This Years varsify leliermen receive '31ff 5f1f31'-ff.-Sl Fwwderrzf lefwue . 4 . . P:-'Iced-i They dflwrf,-ri Ccencordxm, 1 fheir las? minufe unslruclions from Quar- 1,14-I PL,,,.,,hI :fy if T My 153 Sem 3 y V -V lerbaclr T. Layer as They plan fheir con- Maries 3' find Lf:C:.ste, 257 tied 1- T T ' I T -,. A, . A.ClH.CT -' unc: S' rmllmny . I V 1 ques+ of +he Soufhwesl Acadameic md ks. TQ Sr Ecwmdsx 29,37 and ' . is if Y League Championship. Kneeling leff Cqrpag Picmxed belew f.-are ,. 'v -1 , - . .,, . . 5-fe . ' 6' ' 1 ' h+ are: B. Villa, F. Garza, T. Sly memmfs me FHONT RO 'll' 'J' L y 1 f 5 W O Hg V lehnscx T Layer T Nelscri F. . 7 , 1 Nelson, T. Layer, J. Dielmann, W. 33:23 T -NCGW. I Dlelmcmx E ' .! Johnson! W. Blunt STANDING: E. Davila Defletre T Lunsford, R Eltr- , , Quiet R .falegmicrf W Blant cmd ' +' Dawldi J' l-anslofd T- Weavefi R' B villa SECOND Row G Kenai, K MCCLHQ P Ccllms, G Tr1c1l, H Aleiandro, R. DeGeH'e, R. Ehrharclf. . 4' Nass, F. Musch, M Berckmces, M. Steudl, P Douqherty, P. Cuellar, and G Meyer TlnllRD ROVV: W Gcrtzcxbci, l. Mi- C?1f:1,ci,W. NfL:.e,l Clarkson, l llLIfll7LlSlI C Hensley' R Or' T lngrcm lcmmes Kern, S S.Q'.'1 l, TSCELYTITIYU' uric l. Hf'.'.'ell FOURTH RQVV M Tis-Llger MQ? B l.r-cgmarci E Prgzieaiu, A Clf'I1lfCIlCZ,l New- man, F Vol: P Kuntz, Iolm Kerri, V NCll'ClSSLZ K Patterson, C Ienschke, and G, Franklin, . , 3 7a 'Q1 l. it fgfg' 3 13.4 V , '11 CSA- V' W 4' Mqr XTX QBVIXQSX W 'gr-.asv ' n '1' - Q ' fu . f ,kr I SM J' .s i.. . B team members are: C. Calderon, C. Eastwood, R. Lozano, R. Haley, M. Stout, G, Bartos, D Ullrich, R. White. SECOND ROW R. Garza, I. Barrientes, R. Allen, E. Guttierez, E. Cowert, M. Kirk, R. Linton, F. Caslillo THIRD ROVV M Salaiz, Mgr. E Konop, Bro. L. Dresner, coachp R. Wolff, A. Dunnigan, S. Gorrell, C. Cazares, L. Navarro, I. Schuchart, I Mueller, I Ioeris, I. Hayes, Bro. A. Ianson Icoachj, F. Rios, L. Astudillo, E. Mangold, Mgr. Our B leam rolled u an impressive l4O poinls lo lhe opposi+ion's I4, s aring 'rhe B division of fhe Bexar Counly Junior Conference Championship wilh S+. Anfhony. The Bees defealed Peacoclr 27-0: Hol Wells 22-Og S+. Anlhony I4-Og Alamo Heighls 20-Og So. San Anlonio 25-Og and Sam Houslon 20-0. T. M. l. handed lhe leam ils only defeal of 'lhe season, I4-l2. Our C leam, keeping in slride wilh lhe older leams, shared 'lhe Bexar Counly Junior Conference C Championship. They were coached by Alan Schulze and Fred Schindler, seniors. Their record is four wins, lwo lies, and no losses, scoring 86 poinls 'ro lhe opposi+ion's I3. The 'rwo reams lie- ing lhe Ceezers were Alamo Heighls and Sam Houslon. C team members are: H. Cunov, I. Brown, I. Allison, D. Pais, D. Hair SECOND ROW N Harrison, A Thienpont, L. Foerster, I. Hair, R. Gomez, M. Cantu. THIRD ROW: I. Thompson, B. Wilson, H. Meyer, H. Keller, T. Fordyce, I. Larque. FOURTH ROW C. Keller, Mgr., B. Schulze, F. Schindler, T, Moncus, W. Burke, I. Peterson, C, Chacon. 'T , '4- '7 Me Mazfhw '70 Me Sm BY RETREAT lf: , 5 at ng ft WJ. , O A 1 4- .qv J Through the mother to the Son. These words rang in the minds and hear+s of Centralites as they were re- ceived into the recently organized Sodal- ity of Our Lady of the Pillar. Received at this time as Sodalists were the officers and representatives of the Student Coun- cil of Catholic Action. Fr. Kusman holds the Blessed bacrament tor Adoration, Adding emphasis to the religious activity at Central was the annual retreat held October 5-7, As in previous years the Juniors and Sen- iors were separated from The underclassmen. Preaching the retreat for the Seniors was Fr. Stanley Kusman, Professor of Philosophy at Sl. Mary's University. Retreat master for the Frosh and Soph was Fr. Charles O'NeiIl, our Ass't. Chaplain. H, Klecli receives the lllvianual or a bervanr or Mary. F-r. Kusman gives the Papal Frosh and Sopns follow the dialogue Dressing, closing the Retreat. Mass, during the retreat, l gl Fr. Kusman s sermons were a l i y e, filled with stories or his remarkable experiences overseas, em- phasizing especially, his confacrs warn Padre Pio, the Hallam aflgmarlsf. J i 5 2 i Many Cenival smdenfs lmnew Fr. Charles O'Neill from The days spent with hum at fhe Iexas Catholic Boyls Camp. Sludenfs recile fhe rosary in fhe chapel a+ noon. we f A w 17 N-'Hx' l Fr, Sfanley Kusman addresses fhe Juniors and Seniors af lhe refreaf. T. Fafher O'Neill developed The lheme We become like fhe company we keep. He showed, in his clear, easy lo under- sfand slyle, fhe reasons for keeping good company, and more imporfanl, fo lceep company wifh Chris? in Holy Communion Nelson reciles fhe Hail Mary during fhe Living Rosaryil assembly. 5 a X '. sa' Q Q .050 7 is l 4 1 i 5 3 1 1? . v 1 .J 5 5 1 , 1-,,, y fl N The Queen and Her Cour+ View +he Fes+ival. Muna aaliual Queen Elaine Harwell of Blessed Sacramen+, es- cor+ed by Cade+ Colonel Homer Fe+zer 0+ Cen+ral, +oqc+hcr -.-.fE+h +he Maids ol: Honor, opened +he colorful Cax+holic Music Fes+ival a+ Alamo S+adium on Sunday, November 6. The Maidso + Honor were: Miss Mary Cafherine Berl:enho++ o+ S+. Mary's, escor+ed by Cade+ L+. Col. William Delisig Miss Lela Noel of Blessed Sacramen+ Academy, escor+ed by L+. Gerald Gro++g Miss Alice Froboese of S+. Henry's Academy, escor+ed by L+. Joseph Schrei- ber, Miss Anna Louise Tschirhar+ of S+. Louis lCas- +rovillel, escor+ed by L+. Joseph Cor+ezg and Miss Anne++e Dwyer o+ lncarna+e Word, escor+ed by L+. Gerald Muns+er. The saiIore++es of S+. Teresa led by +heir Drum Maior, Miss Be++y Jane Mills and +ol- lowed by +he escor+s, gave Queen Elaine a grand en+rance and salu+ed her as she was en+hroned before an audience 0+ over 4,000. The Cen+ral Caiholic Band and Drill Team per- formed during +he hal+-+ime of +he +oo+ball game. Cen+ral Bu++ons ba++led +he S+. An+hony Yellow Jaclce+s +o a O-0 deadlock in +he game, wi+h bo+h 'reams advancing +o +heir opponen+'s +wo-yard line wi+hou+ scoring. 15 -JA . . .T mfr nroy Scoggins gives an address al Grace is said bf-fore fhn Falher and Son Banque? Banque+. As a special means of aiding lhe school, The Falhers' Club sponsors alhlefics. Brolher Andrew Cremer, A+hlefic Direclor, is 'rhe facul+y rnoderalor. The funclions of lhe orqanizalion are: The Fafher and Son Banquel, lhe Wesfern Dance, lhe Games Parry, and lhe annual May Barbeque. The resulls of +he devolion of our Fa+hers is manifesl in The well-organized Afhlefic Deparfmenf, +he fine equip- menf, fhe facililies, and above all, +he championship leams. The officers picfured below are: lseafedl Alberl Warburlon, Sec'yg Julius Grossenbacher, Pres.: Leo Peferson, Treas.g Alfred Tengler, Isl V-Pres.. lS+and- ingl Leslie Maurer, Trusleeg Raymond Zoller, Trus- feeg Bernard Lee, 2nd V-Pres., Henry Meyer, I 3rd V-Pres. wr Absenl when +he piclure was lalren is Silva WerneHe, Trusfee. be 1. 5.1 X 3,1 ' s Q 'R 4 . Q! . ll' u 1 Q v .L 'Q a 5, 212- Q A x .-aj' W., 1 .f If 'F Q Mg , 3 1' iw xi ll ip! iT K Aj JUNIOR -+...,,,-, FRONT ROW Phnlnp Zamora Fred Ondarza O V Perez Louis Garza Emanuel Salauz and Ruchard Corfez SECOND ROW Paul Koch Anlhony Specna Rudy Gomez Emuluo Acosia Carl Schaumloffel, Snmon Egln, Lee Wmlcler, Thomas Neal, Roberl Schneider, Muchael Ball, and Lawrence Graff THIRD ROW James Troufman, Adam Vasquez, John Small, James Sullnvan, John Collins, Donald Elder, and Ernesf Haaclc. ABSENT: George Fosfer. Me Molhea va me sm JUNIOR FRONT ROW Elnsec, arca Vfulluam Tcudou e Keurh Obadal Rog r Pue Wnllnan Schneader Jerr s Olearv Carlos Rodrzguez Fran Holzm n SECOND ROW John Durlo rl'1o F lacuo Elnel' lfolzur Marlin Krzywos Ins: GI er Huron l Pcral s Go don Ta l mes While ea Theodore Carrrack Abr ham Pal cno THIRD ROW Bernard Schm dlzrnslxy Call Duffun leopold Rodriguez Th odore Graham Carlos Confreras Louxs Paz o Graden Mever ABSENT Samuel Dwver Benne++ Brown 2 bei. it HV' P 1 ' G- E , ' ' za, , ' , e , ' ' 1 . .' , .. .9 '. . , ' , lm O51 . 2 ' , 3 In a ' , ' ,s . , ' - ' lf, 'lb f , Pau LC, ' . +C, .5 ' h d, . , ' a , a ' . : E, ' , 7 ' .' , .. V ' , e : , . . . .flfw'ffX',4ff.1f1fffn1'ylffvflfllfwx fr ffl, Tww 1'f1fulmfjf nl .lf,l,'n,'1', S5552 55555, 3 'T !'. '4 N--4 LZ, 5, QQ, K .b . sv V . P. K ., , Vw, 5 5 . ,' . 1 - N V... lg we A -4 5'1if?9f'n' '. ff. f , X V4 A , ,r ' ni V , f 'W 7 34h'E1 le K , f X vm if X' ,A - , ' , . '.4, :Z r I .,4'? ' 1 x l 'H , N I an , . ,fe 5 'L ' I 15- . '4 'C Q xc 5' 4 , ,J-1.5 . , R V- ' ,.,u,w'a . r 1 ' J Ak I JUNIOR FRONT ROW Tlmomas Vasquez Harold Nass Wlllnam Nance Kenneflw McClung Eruc Sn+zens+aHer Carl Bernal Leonard Tscl1xrl'1ar+ James MCCOFMICR SECOND ROW An'rl1ony Vlego Rhey HolleH' James Franz Clarence Barlow Frank Masclw Henry Hugman Pa+rnclc McCleary lsalas Valera THIRD ROW Wylse Garza Wslluam Collms Mullon S+aucl+ Abelardo Garcla Giles Trial George Keller Jose Vasquez FOURTH ROW Roland Esqunvel Oscar Tudylc JUNIOR K Q' 55-we ......s.1 M.....l.. FRONT ROW Roberl' Rnvera Terrence O Connor Leon Howell Roy S+eves Pafrxck Dougherfy Waller Werland SECOND ROW Pafrnclr Schneader Mnllus Muller Peler Koch Leo Muchaud Salvador Aranda Charles Grohman THIRD ROW Richard Ayala Roberf Reyes Jerome Huebmger Louis Torres Charles Newson Kennefh Klme FOURTH ROW Charles Molberg Joseph Tarrulluon Francls Keller Francus Persyn Joseph Scho++ FIFTH ROW John Ingram Pafrlclc Cuellar Lesfer Ru+ledge Melford Gleafz Edward Nesrsla Fredrick Spencer ABSENT Leslie Maurer Stu lent C u zczl Preszlf nt F1 I qclzuzdler speculates on passable szcccessfr ' 5 Xp: 54 Q IMP' -s QNFXX 4.5, L It I T 5 ' 4 ff' x JK , 1 'E , 4' lv G, f in I 'Q 0 if If 3 X. .xf Ak .YQ ,x cl? va W W YW V gr, Kiper 00 f WC Nm Sfzaw CHRISTMAS PROGRAM First you could hear a series of laughierg +hen silence, followed by a well-deserved round of applause. R. K. Obadal's iolres had +hem rolling in fhe aisles while ian, cowboy and popular music delighled fhe audience. The band played overlures and sponsored accomplished soloisls lo poini +heir remarkable progress. All 'rhis provided an inferesfing cross-sec- 'lion of musical versalilify-a promise of beHer fhings to come. Circle I, AI Abreu does a Ray Bolger special wiih ,f Firsf Place Jimmy Spann af lhe accor- dion. Circle 2, fop, Alfred Garcia and Hecior Nunez harmonize in Woody Herman fashion, while below, James Coindreau dramafizes Mia CarloHa . I J Circle 3, lop, Horner Brern lries lo Beal lhe Bandn: while Johnny Perkins and Fred Ludwig slarl Throwing Rice . Circle 4, lop lell Louis Grimm sings l'll Tale You Home Kalhleenu, and al righl, sludenls ioin lhe Glee Club in singing While Chrislmasu. Below, Grade sludenls, Slacy Albrechl, Myron Vor- pahl, Dan Wall. and Joe Anderson do a choral-speaking recilalion. Everyone conlribufed lo lhe Chrislmas program. Homer Bren-1 beal lhe band, lhe Glee club was joined by lhe sludenl body, and lhe Toudouze brolhers dramalized O. Henry. C. Smilh, A. Garcia, J. Perlrins, J. Spann, H. Nunez and R. Esquivel gave lheir version ol Sl. Louis Blues. Circle 5, lop lhe basses provided lhe vol- ume lor O Come All Ye Failhfulf' Be- low, lell, Tom Smokey Toudouze wanls room and board lor Chrisl- mas and allaclrs Donald Drunk- ard Elder lo gel same. Righl, Bill Cop Toudouze prepares lo fulfill Smol:ey's earnesl cup desire. 1 v . 'lgitg' ' Y' . A.,,,.c 4t ,c' ii . -4.4 mi .. . vi' - FRONT R-OV! ll to r.l Cadet Malor L noch, L. Banning, L. Vega, P. Eli- zondo, A, Lares, R. Nunez, T. Calvert, R Nehr, Cadet Lt. I. Schedler. SECOND ROW A, Bolner, E, Pavelka, I. Nehr, R. Iaeckle, R. Garza, I Tengler, C. Rod- riguez, W. Nance, THIRD ROW L. Eoerster, H. Hannasch, C. Robledo, L, Hutzler, Cadet M Sgt. M, Braden, R. MacConnell, I, Vasquez, Cadet Captain C. Smith FOURTH ROW Cadet Lt. A Garcia, M Treiber, C Ramirez, I. Rodarte, I Brown, R. Sydow, E, Martinez, I Guerra, Cadet lst Sgt R Esquivel TOP ROW R. Her nandez, E. Chavana, I Kanning, Cadet Lt. M Enderle S. Hauger, C Franz, R. Cortez, and Roland Hernandez lAbsent when picture taken S Chapal CENTER AND BELOVV Seniors get together for iam SeSSlOl'l CENTENARY CONCERT Students and their parents assisted the Brothers ot Central in celebrating the centennial ot the death ot the founder ot the Society ot Mary, Father William Joseph Chaminade, at the Band Concert on January 22. The Band, directed by Brother Leo Schaefer, played military marches, overtures, serenades, and waltlesg Eddie Martinez and Anthony Vieqo, rendered piano solos during the program. Mr. Emil Martinez, protessor ot voice at St. Mary's University, sang a tew selec- tions accompanied by his sister, Miss Ana Martinez. Mr. Robert Cody Debner ot the class ot '39, also sang, accom- panied by Miss Kay Dalton. The Brothers' Choir, directed by Brother Victor Naegele, sang two hymns and an old southern melody, Kentucky Babe. Mr. Louis Dorantes, a member ot the Fathers' Club, played Scart Dance by special request. 1 This piano composition was written in l85O by Cecile Chaminade, the grand- niece ot Pere Chaminade, at the time ot the death ot the venerable tounder. The announcer ot the program, Julius Grossenbacher, gave the addresses com' memoratinq the centenary ot the death ot the founder and that of the coming ot the Brothers ot Mary to the United States. Ti, 'LW' mics plays Scarf LEFT d ci A e Bullerlly. ROT- zl Mzrtm-11 sznqs Rcxdxo 'W'o:h5I'my-, ther Fa.b0:1S!v-.:. Gcorqe N :r-qfz 5 We lxfe of Fifhf-1 Chcmmcxie over KCOR v x 'W BASKETBALL Talung flue sporluqlwl ns All Sfale Joe Corlez ho played cen+er on flus years squad TOP Readnng Clockwnse are J Korn Forward A Specaa Forward J Clarlcson Forward R Nev1H Guard S Silva subshlufe T Toudouze subsh +u+e P Douglwerly subslulufe J Collins For ward B Vllla Guard and T Layer Guard Cenler Joe Corlez Guard Tom Layer and Guard B Villa are 'lhree regulars who will nof be eligible for play nexl year Paced by Joe Coriez 630 poun+s +l1e Bu++ons rang up a season of 27 wnns and seven losses Cnfy conference 'reams accounled for four de ,nn leafs +l'1e Souflu San Tournamen+ lor anollrer S+ Eds for llwe suxfh and fhe fmal game of ilme s+a+e +ournamen+forfl'1e seven+l1 ln 34 games flue Bullons scored I59l pounls + llwe opposuhons H29 a lead of I4 pon s per game As a sophomore Joe Corlez scored 242 pounls as a Junuor 305 and as a sensor 630 'folal of I I77 pounfs for his lhree years of varsniy play a record unmalclwed by any ollwer player an +l1e Cufy ln fhe Sfale Callwolnc Tournameni Joe was unammously chosen flrsf of +l'1us years All Slafe leam 5 W at , 'lx ff 1 -.-.kbp lx r Q I ls sw ll 2 ll , XXX ,fe , , my , yy ' 'ff Aiier a slow slari lhe A Team go? in lhe groove fo win fhree consecufive games, by overwhelming scores. They defeaied Tech fwice, and Sam Housfon in lheir inilial game. They also defealed Burbank, Lillie Flower, Edison, San Mar- cos, and T.M.l. Their losses were lo Burbank, Soufh San Anfonio, Concordia, Sl. Edward, and Jef- ferson. A TEAM f A TEAM' LEFT TO RIGHT: G. Meyer, I Kraus,B,Nourie,E. Skloss, I. Korn, G, Leh- man, S. Gorrell. SEC- The B learn finished lhe season with a record of seven wins and fhree defeals. They defeafed Liflle Flower 9-8, Horace Mann 21-I2, Sf. Francis 38-IJ, T.M.l. 30-I7, Alamo Heighfs 28-IB, and Soufh San A n l o n i o, 4I-38. The Beezers dropped refurn games fo Sf. Anlhony, Sam Housion, and Horace Mann all by slim margins. OND ROW: R Lozano, ' P. Veltman, W. Traylor, I. Kanning, P. Gonzalez, A. Pozzi, C. Ienschke, I. Villarreal. I 1 -8 .. I 2 . .4 E Isl? 5 C5 Fi! The mighly C learn finished among ihe lop of fheir league wilh a record ol seven vicfories and only one defeat Harvey Cunov for fhe HCEBICFSH was named to lhe League All Sfars. 1 vi --3 'L .. leafs fish. 5Z,5l4Chx24i 4,5 ,, I li ' ,ss .. BTEAM B T E A M MEM- QD , . I 1 ev M 51 M 29 ,613 I fr:-Pi? : 'LTA BERS: LEFT TO RIGHT: A. Bolner, I. Trevino, E. Cowsert, I. Allison, H. Esqui- vel. SECOND ROW V R. Limon, A. Dunni- F S nt D gan, a o, . Ullrich, L. Navarro, 0 1, va rj fe, i il .5, o.'..rgX ,M . . -ri 1. l51v,,l,ec'3 ff-1 Alfie-3 H if 'O ad M las-1'hf'10:x pl ,2 1' .ri-i' 'LTI 1 I l 1l4f .f 41 15 ,IL27 Eg f ilk wa I. Ioeris. THIRD ROW, E. Konop, R, DeLeon, Q. Robledo, I, Tengler, P. Scri- vano, I. Larque, M. Driskill, Mgr. C TEAM C TEAM MEMBERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Front Row: I. Zoller, C. Keller, L. Fores- ter, B. Aelvoet, P. Copp. SECOND ROW: I Parma, T. Moncus, H. Cunov, F. Ham- ilton, I. Spann, B. B u r lr e , T. Fordyce. THIRD ROW C. Eastwood, Mgr., L. Mac- Connell, H. Keller, R, Gomez, R. Tarril- lion, R Iaeckle, I. Serna. Dancing to Bobby Klein's musical magic. -'I , ,-1.-01 1 3 xi Guided by Chairman Bill Delisi the Senior Dance Committee began its social year wi+h a successful Honoree Dance during which Miss Frances Lutz was named Queen of the Prom. A garden complete with vines, lattice fence, colored lights, artificial trees, and beautiful garden furniture, made the '49 Prom the highlight of the cornmittee's success. Square dancers whirl to the tune of the Texas St d t ' th with 'Grand Right and Left. ar an ge m e groove DANCE COMMITTEE With simplicity as keynote the Dance Committee decorated tastefully resulting in increased attendance at such dances as the Hallowe'en, the Thanksgiving, and the never- to-be-torgotten Military Ball. This year they supported the Student Councils initiation ot the increasingly p o p u l a r Square Dance. Nightly sessions tou nd many Centralites eager to tale part in this movement. These p r a ct ic e s concluded successfully the El Rancho Square Dance held February 2I. Paul Bury of St. Mary's calls 'em, and cow pokes dance 'em. SX 0.9.3.1 0 Topping speech acfivifies af Cenfral was Ihe Cafholic Inlerscholaslic Speech League, organized Ihis year by Bro. Harold Huels. The League held ifs firsl 'lournamenl February I8, al' SI. Mary's Universily, wilh nine of lhe leading Calholic high schools in San Anlonio parlicipafing. Two cenlraliles, Julius Grossenbacher and Jimmy Spann placed firsl in Original Orafory and Serious lnlerprelafion respeclively Asc winning ribbons were Bull Boring bfh in Humorous lnlerprelahon and Joseph Joerus 6+h an Serious lnlerprelallon TOP PICTURE Julius Grossenbacher delivers his address on Ihe life of Faiher Chamunade during Ihe finals of Ihe C I SL Iour namenl SECOND PICTURE Wylie Garza Cenlrals olher conleslanl in Original Oralory speaks on Card: nal Mnndxenly ef +he C I S L conlesl THIRD PICTURE Edmund Davila and George Smulh cendldales IN Non orlg anal Oralory loin Ted Graham an ls Ns... lemng Io a recording of his speech RIGHT Billy Boring r e c o rd s his speech while Jimmy Spann operales The conlrols Jo seph Joens awalfs his Iurn al 'the recorder '77 . l X is X . A' YA V l I K. if 1 . 1 - as I - is f 1 fr I . , fi' , A . . ef - : . - fx ,V Q. i f A , . I . . . 5- 1. . . u 1 1 x i 5 S E E 1 1 P I E s 1 s 5 I P v S r r I I K 7 n i A F FRONT ROW James Hannasch James Vlllarreal Pa+rnclr Coyne Lawrence Clancey Anfhony Bolner Max Selden schnur Joseph Ebrom SECOND ROW Allon Lee Young Palruck Velfman John Luddy Henry Morlcovslcy Alb f TH er Pozzu Ronald Brolherman George Dunagan lrvmg Duncan IRD ROW Palruclc H ennessey Rnchard Sydow Wulllam Tra lor C l y ar Hensley James Kannlng Wnllram Malone John Tengler Arlhur Flores Ber nerd Hermes Noel Parrnsh FOU ausun Julnan Guerra Joseph Clarkson Terry Doyle John Korn John Whale J ames Korn Peler El: zalde Arnaldo Maldonado ABSENT Curlns Janda RTH ROW Lawrence D Y Ill I Ill II SOPHOMORE B K gf FRONT ROW Fredrnclx Spangler Gerald Hayes Wrllnam Gonzaba Ruben Haya James Sosa David Wrugh+ Marvin Smslh Harold Kuppers SECOND ROW Thomas Robnnson Conrad Gomez Gene Bar+os Huber? Ollvares Joseph Loza Guadalupe Garza Juan Mercado THIRD ROW lsarnas Diaz Wayne Kennell Roberf Slaffery James Badlllo Wnlluam Ruebe Elmer Slcloss Clifford Easlwood FOURTH ROW Paul Leonard Charles BaHo Marcel Berclcmoes Wulllam Traulweun Joseph Garza ABSENT Peler Cashllo Geronimo Franlrlun Andrew Gonzalez 7lvzau9Jn Me Mafia 70 Ma San Pefer Scrnvano Dowdy Rudolph Sanhago Snlva I. 1 ,Tj ,g --.. I N. L, L , , K I - , AA F, ws A A .4 M , 1 h --N - 'V 4 gif' v K ' I 'ty 1' f 7. l O Al rx 3' M A A 'N I a 1 'T 7 ' ' .pf X, - I I A , ' fQ 4 , . 1 . 1 T3 , ' fr ' . .- 1 z YA ' f g 1.' A 4 3 .l ' 5 l ' no ' 4 ' . 5 ' L , l , 5 , 1 ' H 1 . xv F 'A , ' . L.. Vffkl 5 . . . - I I I ' 3 . . . - I I I ' 5 . - . I I I I ' 5 . . I - , . I , , . SOPHOMORE C FRONT ROW Francvs Vega Joseph Rosas George Abdo Terrence Conrad A +hony Bernal Vncfor Dobbs Armando Bernal Charles Olnver PhIlIp Panfuso SECOND ROW Edward For+ Anfhony Morales Roberi' Wolff San+os Marhnez Raymond Lyssy Raymond Jasmer Charles Racks Raul Saldana Joseph Marhnez THIRD ROW James Esparza Roland Dulz Donald Cover James Ralcowlfz Francls Gonzalez Carl Paxson Rodolfo Marhnez George Powell FOURTH ROW James Roseland Lawrence Bower Rober+ Reed Ronald Es+efan Pax Rodrnguez ABSENT Glennon Gruffnfh Raymond Ma+a I : I I I I I n' I C.. v. , . I, : , Vg , I My 4 F-W W 'M D r D W I I I I ng F' X Y' V A . i 3 - ' I I Y SOPHOMOHE D FRONT ROW James Mueller Francis Lecoclce Murray Hacker Carrol Barron Richard Mendoza Rudolph Klenn SECOND ROW Dwayne Hayes Richard Garza Maurnce Trelber Rudolph Lozano Damel Corrugan Maurnce Themponl' THIRD ROW John Kraus Wllford Pnckard Donald Berrlgan Joseph Clif ford Raymond Sanchez Felix Agunrre Lawrence Muller FOURTH ROW Edward Konop James Leonard George Wead Pa'I'rlcl: Collms Clarence Sfevenson Vmcenf Narcuso Jerrold Wafson Joseph Harfoush FIFTH ROW Pa+rlclx Keeffe Roberi Pafierson Clyde Benssner Harold Kunz An+omo DeLeon George LaHood Lorenzo Orfega Wullnam Nourae ABSENT John Larque Charles Royer F1411 Schzn 111 r lend fl lelpznf 1 I Sap 77 re . 1 l . I 1 2 ,Y . T MW' N M ' ff--1 ew.- ' . W-I--...,.hMsAw-Q .Ny A I I I I , . 5 I I I I I ' I I I I ' I I I ' 5 I I I nf I I I I . : I I ' I l I I I : , . . '1' x l flIl IP .'1 110 YU 17. '1 f F , 4. , F 421- Q 3 17' 3' 52 N 9 . ft uf Q1 - 's 'ifm a M 1 1 . aff, -1 rg W ,W Ae!-ff' ff The '49 Fang 'foolc 'top honors as flwe Sfafe Cl'1ampion Liflnograplwed bool: in class B, af flue Texas Higli School Press Associalion Convenlion al Denfon. Shown re- ceiving flue award from Jerry Wilson, T.l'l.S.P.A. presi- denl, are Rudy Gomez, Louis Hoch, Terrence O'Connor and Bro. Viclor Naegele. RIGHT: Junior sfafl' members discuss llwe cover oi fhe I950 FANS. Rudy Gomez holds rhe pasfe-up, wlwile Simon Egli squinls for flue besl perspecfive. Co- Edilor Julius Grossenbaclier composes copy rlial will explain 'line rneme expressed un rhe cover. BELOW, LEFT: Plaolo Edilor Louis Hoclw and darlr- room assislanl Terrence O'Connor plan piclure pages while Business Manager George Smirlm loolrs for a missing confrad. BELOW, RIGHT: Co-Edilor Edmund Davila lsealed, cenlerl explains +l1e boolfs lay-our 'lo Micliael Rodarle llefll wlwile Maynard Braden draws acfual size layours for llie prinler, Joseph Corlez lslandingl clneclcs dou- ble page spread. I l l H' bf Q Q V l i ? 5 fs' ' L - 5,1 'N' , A ,.,.,.r--A ,ig li x .1 CENTRAL PEP The PEP has come a long way in flue lwenly-five years of ils publicalion. As a parl of llue plan lo slream-line ihe pa- per, 'flue maslluead has been revamped 'three limes, lines belween lhe columns have been eliminaled, and more and bel- fer piclures brighlen lhe pages. The size of +he PEP has been changed several times. If began as a tabloid size paper, changing laler fo regular newspaper size. ln I949 il became a half-page folio wifh fewer issues and more pages per issue: iluis policy has been conlinued llurough I950. Arlisl John Rodriguez lsecond from lefll lallcs over fhe ad page wifh Busi- ness Manager George Smilh. A+ lhe end of flue fable, Roberl While submils his ediforials fo Edilor Julius Grossenbacher for placemeni wilh appropriafe illuslra- +ions. Slanding, Joseph Mayfield and James Lanslord discuss improvemen+ of llue sporls seclion. ' Junior members of flue Pep slaff are lsealedl Keilh Obadol, John Durio, Ter- rence O'Connor and Wylie Garza. Sfand- ing are Franlr Lecoclre, Rudolph Gomez and Donald Berrigan. , ul li fl SPEECH AWARD STATE RUNNER-UP Reforming fo defend fheir Texas Slafe High School Championship, fhe Bulfons elimina+ed San Augusfine 38-26. In fhe Quarter-finals fhey fouled Por? Arfhur 66-52. -' Y ' M951 For the firsf lime. speech compefifion was held in coniunclion wifh lhe T. C. I. L. Baslcefball Tourney. Julius Grcssenbacle' won a 'two-year scholarship fo S+. Marys U. for lalcing second place honors in fhe radio division. Leif J. Grossenbacher receives his award during fhe presenfafion of awards affer the final game of fhe lnurnamenl. Compeiifion became lceener as The Buflons laced lhe slrong Jesuit High of Dallas, winning 4l-37. Then came +he final game, fhe lighling Buf- lons losf lo lhe lanliy El Pasoans of Cafhedral High 39-36, placing sec ond in lhe fourney. I h Righl, .Joe Corfez, unani ' 5 . .. mous choice for All-Sfafe Team, receives his award, ' as K. Obadol leads a cheer for Joe. ec., , s 5 ig The linal game of lhe fourney rnarlred lhe end of a line career for All-Srafe Choice Joe Corlez. Joe climaxed a successful career amassing 630 poinls X ,- v i 'i lor fhis season. This is a record unheralded by any ofher player in lhe cify. Joeis smoolh, and fine playing made him unanimous choice lor All-Slale Calholic Team, in his sophomore year, repealing lhis leaf in his senior year. M041 A , . NNI V'-... . L DEPENDABLE CHEERLEADERS helped boosr Team morale rhroughouf lhe season. Top Lell, W. Toudouze urges J, Corlez lo Gel Tha? Ball while Leif Cenfer H. Kleclc calls for a 'Blue While as J. Corlez dives for loose ball. Bollom Lelf A. Specia malres a pass- olf fo J. Corfez. Top Righf A. Specia goes in lor a sc?-up. Righl Cenler T. Toudouze encourages crowd fo cheer lor winning Buflons aller Dallas game. Bor- fom Righr B. Lee calls lor a Yell' as T. Layer, J. Cortez and B. Villa receive Second Place Trophy lrom Msgr. J. Morlrovslcy. 1 ai 01445 C3055 QW' A neo The CharXes Nok'rn Ar! Chxb used 'ouXXei'rn boards and ah oiher ava'rXa'oXe space ko Keep khe skudenks vleh 'rniorrned on 'rrnporrani evenrs and adverhse Xhe schooX ko khe hxhesk exreni. Th'rs, couphad vfrih ihe'rr earnesi 'rnNenl'ron oi expou 'xnq Rhe spKrKiuaX advankaqes io be had ak Cenirah Form khe a'rrns or Rhe chxb. W'rkh Fred Ludvdq as ?res'rden'K, khey have hepk us posked on Reireak, Urs? Fr'rda1, Vocakrons, hnovdedqe oi our schoox, and Lenr. TO? ?sXGHT'. Vs. Wh'rNe, W. Woudouie, and T. Toudou-Le Nook over add'rkXon or nevl members Ro Ark Chab. J. Tarrhhon, G. Gvroii and Yres. Fred Ludvfrq pXan khe Dance Cor-nrn'Mee P. Sch'rndXer, H. Yreher, and J. Corke1. puk Q'rn'rshKnq C. D. Posrer. poster. kouches io ihe C. Under Rhe capabXe Xeadersh'rp of Cha'rrrnan W'xXe1 Germ CenKraX pui on a successhh Red Cross Dr'we vfnh each dass br'rnq'rnq 'rn an average of No gn! boxes Ror khe needq of Europe. The Sled Cross un'rR aXso qaKned some prornrnence when CharNes Vsrchs was chosen Cha'rrrnan of Rhe Bexar Counw Chapker and Terrence O'Connor, as a resuh oi a speech conkesi, won ihe r'rqh'r 'ro represenk Rhe any ak a convenN'ron Ro be heXd ak Oekrdrk 'rn ihe surnrner. BXG'x-YY: Y, Lecocke and P-. Speaks Xksien lo emhusicxskkc T. O'Connor as he unioXds pkxns- Kor oikendcxnce xo Bed Cross convenhon rn Dexroxx thxs surmner. BELOW, Chchrmon W. Gcr-1.5 euapmrns srqmikconce ok Red Cross ernbXern Ko repre- semokwes M. Endede and M. Rodarxe. if Lk., ,f is N, wx 9 A W X 1 S f N4 ' 2 f a ns, ka .v 'x7'a .fs, 5 Rx - , V il Ly ln I qx um, Jx0?,,o Oar wha Q' sl 'O. J X30 id Gov QXZQWOQ- Eleven feams parficipaied in ihe Grade School lniramural Baskefball Tournament Two leagues were formed, 'lhe Blue for ihe smallesl boys and fhe While for fha largest boys. The Sharks breezed fhrough fhe Blue division wi+h six wins and no losses, led by ieam capfain Thomas Urbina of 3I3. In +he White division, +he Crusaders looped a I00070 and look fhe fiile with five viciories and no defeais. CITY CHAMPS The Grade School feam won 'lhe Ciiy Parochial League Tournameni and 'fwo of 'ihe feam members were selecied for ihe All-Sfar squad. Harvey Cunov, capfain of Cenfral's quinfe+, was chosen ihe besi player in +he fourney. Raymond Gomez was fhe other player from Ceniral who ranlred with fhe All-Sfars. The managers of Cen+ral's Prep 'leams are: John Braun and Richard McConnell. X9 e. xg. age in gsixdqzt Qs QXYQW 9610 Q . X Qvixw' 4 WQRSV 0, ffso Jperhl Rbjqy ' Q gli? ,, qshqshh jge Q . es r v ' W' lq Qde . ' Games Sc- Ulre' O bool 0. - wo, fc, GRADE INTRAMURALS Members of the Seventh grade wxnnmg team ca Perr R W are T Urbma p y mann, T. Lapko, . Lapko, D. Wosmg, A Vargas. fo ,1,,L1 'HU .MQ H0- as, ,Q-' 4 off P: A my 1 5 The Parochial School Champs are: FRONT ROW: I. Braun, Mgr., V. Wilson, H. Cunor, R. Gomez, C. Keller, P. Copp. BACK ROW: R. Larque, A. Thienpont, H. MOIQI, H. Molina, I. Aelvoet, F. Olivera, and O. Noin. 'QM-rf ai' FRESHMEN mam 1 in U AP' FRONT ROW W II S I a us +I es Paul Elnzondo Edward McGunIey Rober+ Snell Vmceni' Maro++a James BrlH'on Joseph Carmaclc Rudolph Lumon SECOND ROW R d I h u op Garcna Anihony Alonzo Pefer Sanchez Dale Ullrnch Raymond De Leon Roland Hernandez Roberl' Kenlmann Edward Oluvera THIRD ROW A CrxHeII Benramme Coslanhno Larry Huizler FOURTH ROW Vernon Nzchols Samuel Hauge M1I+on Colley Gerald Lehman HlIber+ Hoffmann Eugene Jennings Ions Hohman Charles Franz Ernae Chavana Barry Baade Elroy Wenzel Wullnam ABSENT Roberl Cashllo Rlchard Sofo 5 Ny V ali l L I 5-I fb IJ I I E, 15 'if A- , Y : I f :nf , K I 1 F' '-1 A I . I' , - ' IT V II L , 'IW K 5 ff I 1 , ., 1 4 y I' 'Q K , S fs . . ll fl' ' FRESHMEN FRONT ROW Raymond Nolan Louls Vlramonles John Trevnno Wulluam MacRae Joseph Fordyce Joseph Medina Roger Podevyn SECOND ROW Adolph Valdez Manuel Seguun Edward Fu+zpa+ruck Curhs Fey Jay Norlon Fred Perrenof THIRD ROW Alber+ Cor+es Harry McEldowney Henry Trevano FOURTH ROW Harvey Spear Frank Volz Rodrigo Vargas George Kirkland Alvin Kock Ernesl' Travueso FIFTH ROW Frederick Keller Alfonso Herrera Marcus DeBravo Jesse Gonzales Thomas Campbell SIXTH ROW James Davns Francis shllo Edwnn DeSha Roberl' Rodrnguez Enrnque Cor'rez . K lfff llill'l.lll, Frrmlf, rliw'11.s.s lH1lfTfl'NHH!llIll of Cvrzfrfzl spirit. l v I 4 ' I ' ' . 1? ,. K , 3 ' ' V I a Ha .rs , , ' 1- l Q f 'Q '71 'p If 1' 0 N 1 . . ft J' N , - I F , J l - l ' 1 T V' , T 1 A ' ' l Y ' . . A -,Y p I ' i fm: ,J , T za . . ,, w. 1 f . Fred 5111111111111 1 fulur EF! 1 f 1 Y FRONT ROW Fermm Garza George Zimmerman Caprlano Ramirez Elroy Guerrero Leroy Foersler Louls Maspero Alfred Casanova Jushn S+eu+le SECOND ROW Max Pefrl Henr y Trau+wem Davnd Bauhsra James Allison Raymond Guherrez Mnlfon Lu+z James Bass John Ra+clnH THIRD ROW Juan Palacio Joseph Newman David Gal+an Rlchard Alvarez Conan Meyer Mark Wafson Francis Sanfos Carlos Rolaledo FOURTH ROW S+anIe Gorrell H d F y owar reeman Fernando Rnos Richard Hernandez Wullnam Zermeno Muchael Chapa Harry McCollem Marshall Royce Joseph Plnales ABSENT Leonard Schmndr 7 ' ' , 1 ' 'm11rl4'r.s Fros 1 ' 'eh A V v ' 1 0' i . f , p 3 -. ' , I ,' ff e -vu R , ' r . ' ' 1 5 M, . ' ' , 5 ' ul 'R M55 ' ,j xx y or .N , ' , 41 A , ' x Y . I K, I I -f x , ' . ' I f 1 . I . I . . . I I I I I ' z .I . ' . . I . I I I , . : - I I - . I I I I I , . . : I 1 . I l I s l r I I I ' .iss FRESHMEN of Ee y r 2 QP' 'EE FRONT ROW Roberf Hughes Benlamlne Rowe Ronald Jaeckle Rober+Tarr1lllon Arfhur Braden Lawrence Burns Alberi Dlugosz SECOND ROW Joseph Tobias Wnllnam Burke Frederaclc Hamllfon George Parma James Spann AI berf Solcher Ronald Herzng THIRD ROW Charles Pugh Raymond Lopez James Nehr John Rodar+e Joseph Joerus Emxlno Guflerrez Edward Marhnez FOURTH ROW Louns Navarro Wlllnam Boring Mahlon Karl: Ralph S+ou+ Roberf Haley Roberf Barlow Gregorso DeVnlla FIFTH ROW James Sfowe Manuel Medellun Burion Lesh George Gibson ABSENT Thomas Moncus 'HMT' ' 1 H it Q HW' M-NH - .. fgfu in 'J , ' T 5 :MTL f T. J ' w 4 :M ' T A ff' f' ' , TQ' 6 6, ,,. IJ s Q I? my 7 ' Q I ff A , VW gf I V I it , 3 as las 1 'HC , 7 ' ,K 'f 4 .4 ,- l ,X 5' I , j K.. v, V if If its if fr . K fl' A J r 'y L ' if , f,r .T ,T ' 'ja' 5' , 'B T ' ' L3 ii FRESHMEN I fl , ff FRONT ROW Wal+er Golla Roland de Rudder Rodney Lee Hun? Melvun Drnslull Elfene Rohan Thomas Sfem SECOND ROW Edward Cowser+ Thomas Esqunvel Huber+ Frsesenhahn Jules Ben neH Juluan Canlu Clarence Vaden Alvm Pawlnk THIRD ROW Pablo Amaya Allen Muller Rnchard Volz Luls Asfudullo Rober+ Perry Raul Acosfa FOURTH ROW Charles Orr Roger Nehr Eduardo Pruneda Eugene Lehman Claude Menger Pafruck MacKay uw 'MM --f-WM.--A-wf-,-IW. ww- ,,,.-..-MI,f:fM,.M.....-.....-,.M.--II.MM..u-.,Ww ,--m,..a.e.N.M-,earn .,ee, rl. ,-M: - K-. ., , , f W ...aewmu ff-.-M I t L l A bu 2 V: O I3 U O , ' I I Q? gp , d U . 4. ef J I 1: V' ' 5' ' ,V 3 W , P I, I , .f .. AI , 1 .A If ' Ig 4 X 'L s L L A I ' ff 7 I ' I- 'xA ' ll 5 Y . I ,VN I 4 ,I K I A x I , , 'Pies ' Q ,l ' 1 l ' 'l all ,I fI,-I,W,,e I, ss Ws,,eeuu ,uea I ,..ra , so H11ll1ll'l'f1l,,vIffn1'1'f1l.ss 11: sfrff nl, num, .Q un 1' If x11fl'fff'f41l1'1f'f 1 . , . 3 I I I I , . 1 I I I ' I I I ' 1 I I I I , . FRESHMEN FRONT ROW Earl Mangold Alfonso Villarreal Paul Garcna Charles Ledford Wll luam Pruesf Muchael Cowling Harold Keller Felnx Madla John Hair Gulberl' Cells James Grohman Theodore Crosby Alfred Eccell Francis Engels Anfomo Villarreal Mlddle Exfreme Rugh+ Rudolph Jaramlllo George Rlchard A WS P131-1 5 ff Pllllfll M, r Upper Group James Salauz Rene Sallnas Eugene Roe Bryan Frazar Carlos Cal deron Dudley Hanr James Van De Walle Henry Meyer Joseph Oosferveen John Surreddvn Lynwood Slebold Alberl' Serna Leonard Perrin Rnchard Juarez Clnfion Jenschlce Franlz Pnerce i'5l ,fn 1 : . ' . ' . . '- . . ' . . I I . I I . 1 I 1 I I Q jg r Jn-45 l ,- , ...Q f 'A ,L - 5 t 'T ' I:-Ta , - , -- ' ' 1 - v-. ' I an we ' sl r QQ , rf, ,gh .F F I , L ' 1 L , ,,. ' ' XA L. . I R J , f fre J.fV .- ,,- . v 3 , A J 3 ,A - 1. . 7 .hh 'L AA ,dv E7 - V f V- xg. L on - s AB . , r K 'Y' 'C - I f X ' V g 5, li ,I . 3 we , ,l ' O' 7 J , P Q 4 if ' li l 1 vv- , k V y v fin. ' F 1 M ' g l N 'J 'Q J V 3 N -1-V 'N . 5 ' f ' C YJ 3 ,Q 8 J all M1 Y C Q-L+ . . . 'ru Srffur lr, N 111411 4'1m11r lI'lNiI,1 ff , : lu . u 1 1 ' ' I I I I I v I I I n 1 l I ' Ma Wm Humphrey PMS H' It Hi Hi lt! QW' .vmwfgr er flue d ecfnon of Sql I Y mes Ear senior M and self co ordination wlllw log exercwses H rn '5-1 5 ec non develop +eamwork Sensors In MS 3 Secflon 2 recewe an llluslrafed leclure an aerial plwofograplmy from M-'11 W H rn umplwrey 1 l Wm: Tony Specia poinfs oul a l 'SK problem in map reading lo l hy. ll1e Juniors in MS 2, Sec- lion I. 1 55 Q 1- I. 21 s ?'l,',f? 4 K Juniors in MS 2, Secfion 3, . fx' apply fhe prachcal lrnowl- - A' edge gained in 'lhe class- room, under fhe supervisnon of Mr. Eva ns. H 1-' rn 1 11 ' Q , . . , , . ', 1-xy .N v. j r ,Z if if we ' x .sr N i E -X 1 Q- Mr. Evans graphically illusfrafes one phase of Rifle Squad lormafion lo lhe Juniors in MS 2, Seclion 2. ' 'air 'T Capt Waller G. Fraunlieim ,yfi W O George Evans IS And an clnon Eary usnng R Lyssy as a mode shows Sophomores ID Sec lon e E z l l Sql Burns and Sql Icl Early explain llwe basic principles of llme roclref launcher lo +l1e Soplwrnores rn MS I By means of fhe coach and pupil mefhod, Capf. Frauenheim insfruds Soplwomores in MS I, Secfion I, in rifle marksmanship. The cadefs in ihe back row are using flue sighling and aiming bar, fhose in from use +he M-I rifle. g A I.-kxxmlr N in , auf: ' ' 7: Z' LX fn ,, T, I f 'WI , ' ga, v' A Q. lj, A Cade? Capf. Osborne prepares 9+l1 grade cadefs in Company E, 3rd plafoon, for The army sfrengfh COUTSB. .X 1 Hmmm Tv 31:22 -S ' ' Bi l. lg it ii in N, .aa Q r .- ? Q QL rw - Sgf. Icl. Clark LoveH Eh. I I CaUsfr'enFcs pfay an Empor- 'arff roie In We framing of :grade scrwool smdenfs in the F,A.C. A+ rrqlnf Cadet L+. Co'. Wnn. DeHsF leads frve rrs' and second pWa+oons af Company Ein rifle exer- CIS9S. Grade members of Com- pany G sfand af parade res? foVlowing a sfrenuous driH. Company officers are: Cade? Capf. Keifh Werner, company commander, Li. Damasco Olivares and Lf. Jolrm Lu++erinqer. Cadef Capi. Wm, Johnson ordrrs G ado swdenfs n Company F io parade res Ofher officers are ls? L+. AI Janer+ an Zn L+ An rnw Gonzales '7 -iff X' Q 0 Q , x Yi f 'h ,HI 3 cf T 'Q 'fx gf, X ' 3 -V '--4- L, :' 4 W 1 3, K ', KX IF- r-4 -1 X -v, 5 , I ,.... I ,ff - H .sw YT? 3 1 -nah! img.- -1, h f' f.'0Y E - t4?1f5'iZfe 9.. A .1 B2 fr Y . , . 1 Q fi sk 51? SLM 0 .wnmwu ,J Pg ia I 1 if 557' , f f r... r 1-E mi' I s 1 i 5 v .5 S 1 i 4 A 5 SEVEN FRONT ROW John Perry Roger Flores Gulber+ Mureles Richard Lowrey Dan Wall Thomas Calverl Richard Schullze Reynaldo Morales James Wood SECOND ROW Wulluam Herrera Joseph Morales Manuel Garza David Wosmg Theodore Laplco Wllllam Laplfo Wnllnam Crawford Paul Borrego James Zoller THIRD ROW Sebasfme Chapa Kelly Carson Alelandro Vargas Roberl Wegmann Walluam Slanlon Thomas Urblna Wulloam Ren ken George Langfeld Arlu o Lares John Elder Damel Vaughan Louns Gramm FOURTH ROW Wnlford Theus Fdwm Cowdnn Anlomo Morales Emil Pavellxa Jon Johnslon Anlhony Hernandez Heclor Moluna X- ,r,,....-- rT'T4 r ,,.f Z I I . . ' . I I . . A 1 I - T K 7 ,nfl fl .S'f'lfz'nrU4'f' fn px Hu' flI'1'llN, is , W Zo, I T ' ' i . w ' 1 5 4 I T 1 4' V K . A v v 2 i 3 .L 1 - .,,,, id ff, ' ,, g, J X TD I T ' 3 g F 1 23, .sf SEVEN . X- . , xxx.. FRONT: James Davis, John Talbof, Carllon Keller, Edward Kanning, James Coindreau, Roberf Palver, Norberl Busfos, Kim Carpenier, Jesse Marmoleio. ,N -gh - ..., ,X .Nnwwxuxiix SECOND ROW: Eugene Geigenmiller, Richard Woodcoclc, Philip Rodriguez, OHo Traber, Raymond Waufers, Joseph Garza, Joseph Anderson, Oscar Mar+inez, Marcos Morales. THIRD ROW: Lawrence Logan, lsidro Sendeio, Lawrence Horan, Jose Alvarez, Alber+ Casillas, James Posfon, Gilberi Guerra. FOURTH ROW: Bruce Kuemmel, Milvin Barron, Wilfred Wildman, Franlr Olivera, Arihur Lansford, Joseph Chacon, Roberf Coy, Raymond Torres Guadalupe Escobeo, Conrad Wolfe. ABSENT: Josiph Turella, Charles Royce, Myron Vorpahl. JULES AELVOET JAMES ADMIR STACY ALBRECHT 'TJ' RUDOLPH ANTHONY E HARRY ASHLEY FRANK BARRIENTES WILLIAM BENSON JOHN BRAUN JAMES BROWN ROBERT CALZONCIT RAYMOND CASILLAS PETER ANDRADE J! 'Yi JOHN ANGLE K T A TIT X 'N WW WN . r 's , N.. 'sf YQ! U' T A. T r x f -f L H ,gal at 3 ROV 6 :aj NR aan-15 N 1 L. L ,V 'C ,g , CARLOS CAZARES x 'I S Z., 5 X fi 1:41 , , H: 'Yyiig 4' F Q E' ' I X if L, x K 1. ,4 w' D ' fy, wr , any L 1? mx 1 sr L RICHARD DE LA G-ARZA f .L ,W PAUL COPP SERVANDO DE LA GARZA HENRY CORTEZ HENRY V. CORTEZ PATRICK CREECH JOHN DE HARVEY CUNOV HENRY DE CLEENE EDWARD DE LA GARZA GEORGE DE LA GARZA DELBERT FRED DOBBS ROLAND'DE WINNE SHA DRISKILL ALFRED GUEVARA N WILLIAM FISHER U1 'I Q Z, ,g IQ lr, we 'Qi 'ft 1' YS if , ,j 1 ROBERT HAMILTON NICHOLAS HARRISON BRIAN FOOTE PETER GARCIA GILBERT GARZA ROBERT GARZA SAM GARZA ROBERT LEDWIO STANLEY OOLLA A f ' xg' RAYMOND OOMEZ I 'V Q5 'IA WALDO LUEDEMANN RAYMOND GUERRA ' W zx RICHARD HEFFERNAN GILBERT HOFFMANN HAYWARD JAMES DO LO RES LU EVANO ,V ,,L, if 3 GEORGE KALINOSKI GERALD KLEIN LOUIS KOCUREK JOHN KULAS FRANK LA PENTA 2 CONRAD LUTZ JOHN McMAHON ROBERT LAROUE PETER MARULES 1 'J' 'ills C-.- i RICHARD McCONNELL A.- 'S 221 3. fa ..-fx. nv.. W 2? JI I LI III I fi 'K JOSEPH MICHNA WAYNE MENDICINO WILLIAM MEGINNIS ARTHUR MOLINA WILLIAM MURPHEY OSCAR NOIN MICHAEL ORTH GERARD PAIS RICHARD PENA JOHN PETERSON CHAMPE RANSOM EDWARD MOSES WALTER RETZLOFF I 'S' tv 3' LEO MUNIZ 'Wig NN -0- . 'T ' ,w sv-,v 7 fy- I., ,fs , . ,gi . 'Ti' u Im. I Q' Y kifli-J , 'f ' E , I . -: I ? .- ' , I Q I fm- I I ' 1 -5 I, si ' 4.1 L- I I , J V ' ' I X I I 51..i,f':' 1 I . I M I f X ,ff-Ig -f I I g L A 1 if V' .5 :. TH ' ' i 'I I I I ' 1 I' ' ' I I Q. I .Q I Q x ,L :A I f- .I xx V gm I Z 4 , I - A -ffiff ' 4' ,. . 1 , gf, ' , IA Ii 4' . . ,f I ,K K 1 . 4,633 . F It A V, ' I ' 1 2 'lb . - f - , . 'I A SL.. Q -.I MANUEL RODARTE r T' ' Q s. . U L Q 'Y 'T Qs HERMAN SPENCER GEORGE STENZEL JR. 3 T A Lv 'CS' ya 'QQ I i NXZL x.xN ALIDOR THIENPONT JOSEPH ROSSELL as-0 X Aww ,pr-Q 11 FREDERICK SADA GEORGE SANCHEZ 3' ARTHUR SANDOVAL JEROME SCHUCHART Q74 PAUL SILVA JOSEPH SINGER !hvX,,g ANTHONY TITTLE AH JOHN SKELDON JR J' 9 ' P X M, Q , it , A J i , , Q' I . ., 7 'sw s I 'ff 5' 1 X . X ' . J fgfr' X 1 1 1 5 5515 V as J , 'V'-'Y T- R5 A' , , 7 'ov ' . 3 , , N 2 1 U- X ' PM A - Qfefgls 'af 1422! an.. - . , y 5- - fr 110' 5: 1 2534 f. 2? Q? .. 1 rn Hr S ff .X- S A N A - r 1:2- :fg'3t,-'-'W1 I., A N Q . Wifi? Q STE' Q , ' A Y ' JOHN THOMPSON i x 5 'Q g S' fx ...II 1 W L 'Q Agua gf-V, ' y I, . 1 X .2 i, -A2 2 4 .6 , If 1 uw' Q I,- f gagfx Annie, , va ROBERT VILLANUEVA FRANK TREVINO LEE WEIK GILBERT TREVINO SAMUEL TREVINO RAYMOND TROILO JOSEPH VALDEZ LAWRENCE VEGA NORMAN VERSTUYFT JESSE VILLA MANUEL ZEPEDA VANN WILSON U85 1 '7 HEN RY WELTNER X Q-.1 I 'N nf 1 X A fx ' rw xy. g ,.'.x N 'fr' - -, ' 1 x f,,., , Q, 'QQ Qin. QA E, 4 I 'N 3 S gf! . J, ff F4 J ' 4 2 Q ' V N X E XW4 .N 1 ff TQ' fl-5-so .a X sq f -' df .il-Lf, 'il Q . LL +-12 , ' . X f- s f--9 R96 ailyk x a ' T-y! 9 4.1 49 X. f A ' X Y N. ' r 7 I4 N LZ' Jn ,gr 5X f,.'f1R - f,.w+? V W,,,' FRONT ROW, l. to r.: B. Villa, S. Mosel, J. Winter, P. Dougherty, V. Narcisso, P. Veltman. MIDDLE ROW: R. Lozano, P. Keete, Peter Koch, Paul Koch, R. Garza, G. Mayer, G. Lehman. TOP ROW: H. Kunz, J. Korn, J. Cortez, J. Lanstord, S. Silva, F. Volz. VARSITY I 4 An invaluable part of the athletic staff, Charles Necke and Pat Perkins put final touches on close of '49-'50 sports season. 9 . , 'al ' Q fl J 1 f , 14 5 ,VW ' ' :SY 7 'tid 5 f 9 P. L x .'5 ,-,,, After losing their non-league games and their first two league starts, our defending champions surged uphill for a 'first-place tie with St. Ed's. Most of this was due to steady pitching and the home-run clouting of Stan Mosel who, incidentally, hit a fat .552 average for the league season. Central lost its opening games to Concordia and San Marcos, 8-3 and 6-5 respectively. With deter- mined effort Centralites came back to sweep the four remaining games from St. Ed's, San Marcos, and Con- cordia by scores of 7-3, I4-0, 4-3, and IO-5, respectively. Directed by Bro. Albert Stein, six trosh teams competed for the intramural crown. Room I04 emerged as winner after six weeks of fierce competition. Sparked by the pitching of J. Newman and the batting of J. Allison and J. Retclitf, the champs won 9 while losing only 2. Room IOS with a record of 8 wins and 3 losses was runner-up. Not to be outdone by their elder schoolmates the grades presented a more interesting display of softball skill with Bro. John Ross as faculty moderator. Room 3I0 A with 8 wins and no losses edged out room 3I4 A whose record was 7 wins against one setback. Outstanding players were: C. Cazeres and R. Gomez. The Bexar County Softball Tournament held May 6, found two Central Grade School teams competing with eight other teams. The B team coached by Bro. H. Jan- son, by virtue of a win over South San, reached the finals where they lost to St. Anthony's. The C team under Bro. G. Naeger also reached the finals as a result of trouncing Mt. Sacred Heart, but met with the same result. , , C TEAM, FRONT ROW, l. fo r. J. Braun, Mgr., C, Keller, R Scllulfze, J. Zeller, V. Wilson, E. Kanning, R. Woodcoclr, C. Royce BACK ROW, l. +o r.: S. Albrechf R. Villanueva, R. Larque, F, Oli vera, E. Geigenmiller. B TEAM, FRONT ROW, I, fo r.: T, Moncus, L. Foersfer, A. Bolner, J. Fordyce. BACK ROW, l. +o r.: H. Keller, A. Serna, G. Parma, R. Tarillion, J. Rafcliff. ABSENT: R. Corfez, H. Cunov, G. De La Garza, R. Gomez. FROSH INTRAMURAL CHAMPS, FRONT ROW, l. fo r.: F. Rios, J. Pefri, J. Newman, F. Garza, J. Rafcliff. BACK ROW, l. lo r.: C. Robledo, L. Foersfer, D. Gai- fan, J. Allison, G. Meyer, G, Zim- mermann. GRADE INTRAMURAL CHAMPS, FRONT ROW, I. fo r.: D. Drislill, R. Gomez, J. Valdez, J. Aelvoef, G. De La Garza, L. Muniz, H. Corfez, H. Cunov. BACK ROW, l. lo r.: M. Zepeda, F. Trevino. fd' 'J 1 J A ' 3 . E Efg -091. 6 .ag lm lffwl' 1 XXX' 'lr ,. g sf? .,.Q t I ' I 1 r F ,f f' f if , l . 'lx' .21 . f 14 f, x 'lv X . 1 1- A WWI, If 3 25.1. A C ...Q n gg Q D X 'I if A ' 4' ,M . E , 'L v- 1 4 I' I A. , , - 1 5 lf lu 1 .7 ' 1 - eg B 4, A - E 4 4 1, f PRES THE MONKEY'S PAW ,f if Mm pfmfecf Gmail wi 70 Ja... A tragedy, a comedy, and a farce dis- played the variety of senior +alen+. THE MONKEY'S PAW, a serious drama, revealed the effects of an ancient falrir's curse on a mummified paw: sorrow and dealh lo the family that took advan- tage of i+s magic powers. The second play, IF MEN 3TeNE5lid'i?5GLil2?g e2s115421221 lfqil PLAYED CARDS AS women oo, was 6 comedy Poway. floflnilnisqggffiy lg3ul2fr2nZfCf'HeCpiQEfh' ing a card party as it might be played by a group of women. ' A A The usual hen-party results: the men discuss the lafesl' gossip, house furnishings, and they scrulinize each o+her's wearing apparel. we f it The third play, THE LAST REHEARSAL, was a farce. H' is a peek 6 backstage al' the last rehearsal before the firsl performance: rotten acting, I2 forgotten lines, missed cues, and weird happenings harrass the stage manager, while actors heclrle each other, and stage hands calmly go about their disturb- ing business. S:1aay Bossl Mebbe you don ta know who l am . , . ' The mustached garbage man General Mitchell 1Bernard Leel prepares to stab the spy CHenry K.eckAm Capel A wands-rxrxa cancer cn the set lAllred Abreul llznches at the ancarrmriq cxtlafk and leaves to find hrrnsell a safer dance lloo: Slczqe manager, Brendon Mcrkey, tears hrs halr Ln utter def soaxr. lThomas Nelsonb, tells-off stage manager, Elmo Markey, lor giving rnxsleadzna informa- tion as to the whereabouts ol the ash, The orderly Hoe Maylieldj and the spy lliloberl Osbornej look on rn aromatic awe. if 'il-w S'ropl Sgt. Mai. Morris lcarl Pfeif- lerl stops Mr. White lJesse Jolly, rightl iust as he is about to wish on the Monkey's paw: the White family did not take the Sgt. seriously when . . . he warned them of the curse on the paw. Herbert lJulius Grossenbacherl stands in the background apparently amused with the old Sgt. and his great concern over the driedvup little hand. The White 'Family had used the Mon- key's Paw and wished for two-hundred dollars. After Herbert was killed at the electrical works, a representative from the company brought a sum of money to the family as compensation 'lor Herbert's services. Mr, White asks Mr. Sampson lBill Speierl How . . . how much? The reply: Two- hundred dollars! The second wish on the paw was for the return of Herbert who had been dead lor over a week. Soon after, there came a knock at the door- Herbert had returned from the dead. As Mrs. White lRose Marie Bettgel struggled 'ro open the door-latch, Mr. White picked up the paw and . . . I . . . I wish him dead, and al' peace. Silence. And at the door- nothing. Ni i . Saaey, I like the cut of that coat. Homer Brom lebovel appears at the card party wearing a new coat and is quickly in- spected by his colleagues, Bill Delisi end Bob White. The party gets into full swing when the boys bring out their Beau'fiFving Uten- sils. Jerry Munster files his fingernails, while Eddie Da- villa, peering into his re- flector, crops a sprouting whisker. Bill Delisi taps his pack for a smoke, As the general raises his hand and bellows forth his soliloquy, Cisco, alias 'iThe Mystery Man alias loe Quirogcx, shuttles across the stage disrupting a crucial climax Iohn Seguin, a stage hand from the days cf silent motion pictures, picks up remnants ot scenery repair job, Stage Manager, Markey, is developing ulcers as interruptions increase, Three-dollar-a-day carpenter, Mike Rodarte, is gently interrupted by the stage manager who wished no scenery put up until after rehearsal. Using a broom lor a rille, the orderly about-laces and almost takes the generals head with him The quick-witted military strategist ducks Just in time. Alter being shot by the stage manager, The Mystery Man, who had shuffled across the set several times, appeared with another black-robed intruder IOICCX Vlllereall. , Effi' ,lac 1 'Tilylgxbf me '-'J It W i I 'bd 5, ORATORY This year Cenfral offered more opporfunifies for sfudenfs infer- esfed in speech than ever before. The Catholic lnferscholasfic fournamenfs, fhe Hearsf Orafory Confesf, fhe Cafholic Sfudenfs Mission Crusade Confesf, and fhe Texas Cafholic lnferscholasfic -J . I Speech confesf, were the maior evenfs Central enfered. . vt , If TOP RIGHT: Wylie Garza and Bro. Harold Huels, speech coach, admire fhe C.S.M.C. frophy won by Wylie. RIGHT: Timelceepers and floor capfains Bob Whife, Wilfred Pickard, Roberf Kline, and Terry O'Connor discuss plans for fhe final C.l.S.L. fournamenf held af Cenfral April 20. RlGHT: K. Obadal congrafulafes R. Gomez upon faking fourfh place in the Hearsf confesf. Obadal losf fo Gomez in the Central Hearsf eliminafions. Game!---SUPERICR sci-looL ,f ln accordance wifh the wishes of the Soufhern Associafion of Secondary Schools, fhaf all its members be evaluafed once every five years, Central submiffed fo an inspection by feachers, principals, and educafors from San Anfonio and other Texas cifies. Among fhe prominenf educators were Geo. T. Lofland, Superinfendenf, Georgetown Public Schools: J. D. Miller, principal, T.M.l.g Grefchen Tonlcs, headmisfress, Sf. Mary's Hall: Bro. Bonaventure Folley, Sf. Edward's University. The resulfs of fhe inspecfion were recorded on fhe fhermomefers below. Central proved fo be superior in all phases of fhe evaluafive criteria. lf will be noficed fhaf lnsfrucfion and Sfaff are rafed exceptionally high, lnsfrucfion being classed as VERY SUPERIOR and fhe Staff rafed as being equal fo or superior fo 80 7, of fhe very large schools rated by fhe evaluative criferia. Ii any of the inspectors had ventured into Bro. Wm. McCarthy's Spanish classes, they might have seen stu- , , denlg using Spanish recordings 10 study the language The thermometers below show Central to be superior in all mgre thomuglqly. oi the evaluative criteria. SUMMARY OF EVALUATIVE CRITERIA . X XI , A .oe ...do-. . ...AL --V05 ,. . M -9 i ii... 1... A I I I ph W, rx ls s v- C5 N 1 0 -J X' W, ,lx lx . ,,. iw-H 'W Cen+ral's success in speech aclivilies is largely due +o +hose who compefecl or assisled in +he various aclivilies. CENTER: Speech par- +icipanls loolr forward +o successful iulures. F I R S T ROW: J. Spann, W. Boring, 5+h place serious inferpreiafion, R. Kline. SECOND ROW: T. O'Connor, 1' . J. Durso, C. Riclrs. ' THlRDROW:W. X' Garza, winner of lhe C.l.S.L. bronze medal, lfhird placel in Original Oralory, K. Obadal, J. Grossenbacher, G. - Smi+h ofh, C.l.S.L. Non- Original Oralory, L. Mi- chaud, W. Piclcard. LAST if ROW: R. Gomez, R. Whi+e, 1 K l T. Graham, a n d E. Davila, , , Af- -R 4+h place, C.l.S.L. Non-Original fi fi Oralory. U, . ml, ill i CENTER LEFT: J u l i u s Grossen- bacher, winner of a fwo-year schol- arship in lhe radio oralory division, T.C.l.L. confesl, is shown a+ +he microphone. Julius also won a C.l.S.L. gold medal lfirsl place, in Original Oralory. The medal was awarded in recogni+ion of his winning fwo firs+s in his division af lhe C.l.S.L. fournamenls. LEFT: Jimmy Spann conveys a feeling of horror while recifing his selecfion, TELL TALE HEART a1'+he C.l.S.L. four' namen+. Jimmy won a gold medal lfirsf placel in lhe Serious lnferprelafion Division. 'V 51 ea 'C .orc r :Q :1 'Q F. Qu :: Q Ul vi ' FD '4 Q 1: -. M :1 ffl rn -4 FD 5 KU L1 -., CT I 'f Q ra 0 U' 4 ...,,, J W1 5 F rx O -. v- 2 O -1 :v 5 O YU rv if LF. VI ID T ri 'rs KY' 41 O D. KU E! E iz U' 0 u O '11 Reminiscing . . . fhe PROM . . . . . . Neafly +rimmed box-hedges marlc lhe enirance lo fhe formal garden Dancing benealh +l1e vine-covered colonnades- fhe foreground of ihe Queen's lhrone . . . Ten Prefly Girls, all-'rime favorife . . . Refreshmenfs during infermission Pausing for a Colne while ofhers dance Walfzing Auiographing bids The Queen and her couri View +hrough ihe poppy-covered colonnades Crowded buf happy A las+ look before leaving ihe Prom Bill Delisi, Chairman of lhe Dance Com mifiee, looks back on ' The Junior-Senior Prom. His fhoughfs are immorfalizecl in prinf-pas? buf never forgoflenz The lon g . hours of work fhai wenf inio decorafing Vfhe Gym: , ihe Prom nighl ifself-boys in ' formal dress, hoi bui happy: 'rhe lovely gowns ihe girls spen'l' long hours in preparing: fhe dancing, 'Phe Queen and her made 'lhe prom a fiijling farewell. KD' xi 1:6 K 4 l ,Q lx t Q J' if - . I' I' -5 5. t fs . l' offs. J --mir .Zinnea Graduales dined by candlelight, and danced under lhe slars Mav IO, during lhe annual Dinner-Dame, held lhis year af Club Seven Oalcs. RIGHT: Slags listen gratefully lo Mrs. A. Mendicino, presidenf of fhe Molher's Club, as she congralulales the gradualing class. I . J- J T i f ,Rf ' 50 , 1 , . Q ' ' , f .al gwxx - an six W ABOVE, LEFT: Homer Felzer, Milne Ro- darle, Jimmy Lansford, Bob While, Maynard Bra- den and 'lheir dates, dance lo the music of Cliff Gillelle and his orcheslra. Why lhe tears, Maynard? ABOVE, RIGHT: Ray Versylufl, Richard Persyn, Joe Corlez, Julius Grossenbacher and lheir dales enjoy 'lhe good food and pleasanl' surroundings. May 3, Central placed its mili+ary unit on parade for lhe eighleenlh annual field day. Guests for lhe afternoon included Major General A. D. Bruce, Colonel Oscar Abboll, Colonel T. Leonard, Judge Charles W. Anderson, Mrs. A. T. Mendicino, and Mr. Julius Grossenbacher. Acling as judges were Maj. Charles M. Patty, Captain Marion L. Farrar, M Sgl. Billy Murphy, and Mfsgl. Cooper Skid- more. Thirly-four individual awards and five unil awards were made lo CenlraI's cadels. Receiving medals as oulslanding cadets, firsl place, were Cadefs Colonel Homer Fetzer, senior, Cadet Sgt Leroy Foerster receives medal lor best drilled cadet, FAC, from Major Wm. Humphrey. PAR MfSgl. Joseph Tarrillion, junior: Sgl. John Kraus, sophomore: and Sgr. Wm. Boring, freshman, Cadel Major Louis I-Ioch was awarded a medal as oul- slanding band member. Receiving awards for the besf drilled ROTC cadel and FAC cadet respec- lively, were Sgl. Tom Toudouze and Sgl. Leroy Foersler. Outstanding cadets await presentation of awards. XII ' iidij l E .... g,,.s U. Q, 1.6- 1 JAX-J - ' -s' ABOVE LEFT: Bernard Lee 'lells one of his favorile jokes. Homer Brem, having heard i+ a+ Ieasl' ilhree limes before, smiles polilely, while he fries Io 'rhink of a beI+er one. ABOVE, RIGHT: Richard Persyn, Maynard Braden, Louis Hoch, Jerry .Z 64166 LEFT: A+ +he o+her end of 'rhe s+ag Iable, sfags are inleresfed more in Ihe pholographer Ihan in Ihe speak- ers. Siffing on Ihe lell side of fhe +abIe: L. Hol- guin, R. Klar, J. Seguin, R. Madla, and C. Masch. On Ihe righf side: H. Nunez, A. Basurfo, and R. Brown. I Munsfer, Mike Rodarfe and dales glide away from crowded dance floor. Wha+ a good meal won'I' do, eh, Maynard? ADE Two special awards, scholarships Io Camp San+one, were presenled Io Cadels Plc. John Ralclilf and Sg'I'. I cl. John Ingram. Cadel Major Joseph Schreiber received five medals in recognilion of his work wifh Ihe rifle Ieam. Joe was also presen+ed wilh a rifle by Sql. Russel Menifee. Unif awards were presenled Io Cadel Caplain James Lansford, besl drilled squad: Caplain Wm. Speier, be-s'r drilled plafoon, ROTC, Cadel L'I'. Gene Appelf, besl' drilled plaloon, ROTC, Cadel Maior Roberf Osborne, besf drilled company, FAC, and Cadel Caplain John Perkins, besl drilled company, ROTC. Equally irrporlanl' on Ihe Mililary Depl. calendar of evenls was 'Ihe Federal Inspecfion held 'rhis year, Thurs- day, April 27. Colonel Dan C. Alanis acfed as chief inspeclor assisled by Caplain Edwards and Isl LI. W. Wagner. Col Dan Alcms accompanied bv Bend P A ,NMA f Y. Y pp' Ccrirnizndfr Louis Hifi and Cxdef Col llpgr 3F'l A9n O Cyl 'A 'f'S, ' 1 , Homer Fetzer, inspects Czdfwi lcmes Kun- tion is flf-rxmristrcilcd on '.':v'7::t3 Cady' Cqfim Sgr I -I 19:31, Igqqgggy df' 415 mng bcwi drhu-mm Us Mlllmry Ball Andrew Gonzales by Cade' I Duzz. mspeftmn by Captain Edward Queen Barbara Kiuri looks On- ' 5 I Q 'flak v' of at M. 41 353 ...X -4 ., g A :J is ' I 1 I . ilu-fi Graduates listen carefully to commencemenl address by Rev. Graduates stand to receive lheir diplomas. T, Tierney urging them to fighl for their iaith. The advice +ha+ was given +ha+ nigh+ l was 'fhe repelilion of ihe philosophy'ol life which we s+udied and lived during our s+ay ai' Ceniral Cafholic. Lislening +o lhe principal speaker, Falher Thomas Tierney, C. P., of lhe Universily of . fi' Agia is 1 'l G ,' , WW if Ti' lvl , , Ryu: T4 ze' V' K., MA W - - 'Q 4 i , -j ' W ff .ff Teil?-T -fl - - . A fa if -is r AF- - VK - - 1 ' 7 , f ii ' lk ,ax E W i fig , , T f im n V fbi f '- 5 -'--- T , V' . -'NA ' , , :il Texas, we realized +he im- 'A ' i' ' E - porlance of +he educalion we X H' I T' bl' Q A ' 4. -ig? A had received and of +he role we .hi W i 5 I ' I 1. .Q ' ,ggi ,gi A were 'lo play in 'lhe fulu re of our - l L- -7 - , ii ' f 5 - f V, gk K counlry. lf! xi, ' . ' 1 - F i - i A And so, as we 'lrod 'lhe final sleps we ' IJ V L ' i -1 ' hesi+a+ed for a momeni' +o medi+a+e on all +he T T 1 if ye' O 'lhings lhal had aflecled us while we were slu- A K' li -. f denls. Even +he small, seemingly insignificanl lhings ' were recalled for lhey, +oo, had Figured prominenrly in moulding our characlers. Yes, lhey would be remem- bered for a long lime . . . along wilh +he Dear Old Alma Maier lhai' had produced lhem. GRADE GRADUATICN The Eighfh Grade graduafion 'look place Tuesday May 30 in +he gym- nasium af Cen+ral. Bro. Edward Dunne was Mas+er of Ceremonies and Bro. Henry Ringlcamp gave 'lhe Welcome and Address fo fhe gradu- a+es. Bro. Richard Meier, principal of +he Grade School awarded +he diplomas, special honors and schol- arships fo +he graduaies. Affer An+hony Viego played +he processional March 'rhe Glee Club sang a hymn and anolher song John Peel. The finale was +he school song, followed by ihe Recessional. I '9- X 1 1 . . Alumni Tony Specia and Dorolhy Par+ain dream of ihose Far-Away Places. E. Garcia accepls a scholarship medal from Bro. Henry Ringlramp during +he Class Day exercises. Parenfs and friends mob graduales as +hey leave +he audi'I'orium. Seniors march solemnly down +he aisle. One hour lafer, +hey emerged as alumni, nor quiie so solemnly. Cen+rali+es fhis year vofed for fheir s+udenf council officers wifh a new ci+y vofing ma- chine. Graduales close fhe year +he Ceniral way . . . . wi+h Chrisf in fheir hearfs under The wafchful guidance of +heir Mo+her, Mary. 5 SENIOR DIRECTORY ALFRED ABREU 302 Keller St B 31870 RUBEN ALEIANDRO 733 Ruxz St G 1507 GENE APPEL 145 W Hart Ave K 1070 AARON BARROSO 220 E Fest St' C 4 2068 WILLIAM BASURTO 3011 Monterrey St F 9856 WILLIAM BLUNT 1029 W Olmos Dr P 2 6008 MAYNARD BRADEN 526 W Marxposa Dr S 4 4354 WALTER BRAGG 243 Luther Dr T 0801 HOMER BREM IR 328 Cavaller Ave L 2 6049 IVAN BRITT 130 Grant ve T 1486 RAYMOND BROWN 3007 Monterrey St C 2481 THOMAS BUCKLEY 235 Buckingham St K 7404 ROBERT BURG 1017 Highland Blvd K 7721 EDWARD CAMPBELL 945 Drexel Ave L 24859 SAM CAVAZOS 313 Pendleton Ave F 9139 SAM COREY 6102 Broadway F7469 JOSEPH CORTEZ 923 N W 24th St G 9766 IOSEPH COURAND 234 E Mulberry St P 2 2864 GERALD CRUZ 514 Denver Blvd K 0605 EDMUND DAVILA 401 Hawthorne L 4 6812 RICHARD DEGETTE 714 E Woodlawn Ave S 4 4068 WILLIAM DELISI IOSEPH DIELMANN 107 Thelma Dr T 2791 IOSEPH DORANTES 1017 S Presa St C 066 ROBERT EHRHARDT 2446 Waverly Ave P 2 5738 MAURICE ENDERLE 111 Brady Blvd C 4 0615 HOMER FETZER 310 W Baylor St F 4995 ELROY FEY Von Ormy Texas IOHN GALM 1675 Pasadena P 2 0771 ALFRED GARCIA 331 Cass Ave C 414 3 FREDERICK GARZA 400 South St F 5548 FRANK GONZALES 251 Bank St EDWARD GRAY 92-I St Ian es St GERALD GROFF 4 5 Icnnrngs Ave K 6795 IULIUS GROSSLNBACHER W Hur a he P 2 1. 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JR. 514 University Ave.-P.2-4395 3003 W, Cqmmerge SI,-C,qY57U3 1327 N. Trinity-19.3549 . .- .1 ' ,- 7 H ' ,- . .-- . - . 1' ,- - 4. - 1 1 e . .1 . 1 7.x -1 -D7 .1 - 6 M 5- ' 1 2404 5 .- 3549 A 1- 1 4- . 2 . - . A316 11 v I rec- ' . I .-G-3527 I 1 ' .- - 4 3 il- A. x - - I . 4 - 619 . 'S C X- fvaso 1' 1 1- '5 . - ., . ,ee0124 1. -- '-,- a HZ 9 A. 4 Aw S N suse 111.-11i...i...m?.-..,i.-.- San Antonio Coca Cola Bottlung Co MAX MARTINEZ Funeral Home Emergency Ambulance Serv1ce Emergency Resuscuator Serv1ce G 6281 2015W Martln St Diamond Credlt CIo'rI'uers Across from Alamo Natxonal Bank Bldg G 2346 305 W Commerce All Kmds of Leather Work GARCIA 81 SONS CUSTOM MADE BOOTS AND SHOES Expert Shoe and Boot Repamr 1605 S Flores B 39875 HATS Western Men Women and Chxldren BULLDOGGER PANAMA AND FELTS Made L redo Also Gene Autrey leans for Boys and G1r1s F H Ha'rzenbueI1Ier, Sr INDEPENDENT CONTRACTOR P21791 914W Elsmere Pl 1.-.....-.1,,,.1.-1.,1,,i,,.,i-.i..... BELGIUM INN BEER WINES LIQUORS FINE GOODS C De Wmne 8: Sons Merchants B 2761 B 38430 3119 W Commerce 1. Broadway Finance Co 901 Broadway Servmg the pubhc for 18 years at thus locatxon New and Used Cars Glen Wilson ED STEVES 84 SONS SINCE 1856 LUMBER HARDWARE PAINTS 704 E Commerce F 5351 Lorenz Mattress Co G6905 409 MARSHALL Pan Amerncan LOG CABIN COURTS 2205 Nogahtos Street mr HWAY bl SOLTH MARIAS and AL A QUINTANA Owners Compl1ments of A 84 M CLEANERS L 4 2596 2115 Nogahtos COLD BEER HUMBLE PRODUCTS SA ND WICHESI POINTS SERVICE 5 an 1911 Had 3 Que AFIOGFLPrp HM, C 8933 SEGUJN HIGHWAY -P -I' an mv nu 1 ul In u nu un I mu na 1 un ua nu In nu n Im nu ul l + . I I 9 I - I E 5 I ' I S , E - - , 5 I II,-,.,.-................-I,,......-M....,.......-..........-..,........-....... ,., ...IMI 2 o I AY I . 1 5 . 0 I I 0 I E - , . I I I e - 5 ..., .. ,,.. .. ,,.. .. ,,., - ,.., ... ..., ..., -...I.. ,,,. -.I..- .,,, - ,,., -........,I..,.. 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Repaued PITTMAN CYCLE SHOP CALIFCRNIA FRUIT CQ 1324S Gevers L24443 WHOLESALE Comphments of f-5 fs HANDY- ANDY U S U P E R MARKETS Handy Andy Super Markets are located so that you may be erved by them wherever you may be ln San Antomo By patron zmg Handy Andy you are helprng to bulld a greater San Antomo because Handy Andy IS owned and operated by San Anton ans In each Handy Andy Super Market you wrll hnd a Grocery Department Meat Department Fruxt and Vegetable Department Bakery Department and a Drug Department I O Q I Q I I . - 1 I i 0 : I I .....-,..,-.- .,., - ,,., ... ,... - .... -.,.- I... .. ,,.. .. ,... .- .... - ..,, .. .,,, - .,,, .- ..,, .....,..,...- ..., ....... ..., ..,..,.. .... - I... ...,......,..-.......-. - .. .. ... - .. 1nn1m..1wti....-tu.1..t-.m.1rm..-In-1mt1m1mt-mt-.w.-tt..-ru-11wt...tw-.tm-.ut-.-.m1..-.1m-.-.u1.t..1nu..nn.-W.-ru:-1--n1w1-IIII- I 0 I . . - I . .-,..t-....-...I-...I....t......tt-t..,.-t..,......-,..,..,...-...,-mr.-.,.t...t-I-...... i.,,.......-....- -t...-...t.....t.-..,t.-....-....-........- .. ......t.-. 5 . -0,020,455 .A vwilvff Ed. 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I. il 3 w SA , AS I Congratulatzons and Best W1shes to the 1950 GRADUATES' From Your Theatre ALAMEDA POE MOTOR COMPANY CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH 900 Broadway F 9354 AHRS FOOD MARKET 110 W Olmos Drlve T 3532 SOUTH FLORES DRUGS M Cuesta 6. Sons PRESCRIPTIONS Free Delxvery F 2436 1526 SO FLORES ST P I O N E E R CHURCH SUPPLIES INC CHURCH SUPPLIES 425 Mann Ave G 3391 Compllments Ranger Ponhac Company sues AND ssnvrcs 830 Broadway ORIGINAL Mexican ResI'auran'I THE OLDEST MEXICAN RESTAURANT IN THE UNITED STATES Come One Come All and Roll Your Bowlmg Ball on the alleys at TIPS PLACE and Bowlmg Cen'I'er 2345 FRIO CITY ROAD L 20233 Enjoy the best and coldest glass of beer ln town 1n frosted glasses S TREVINO GROCERY MARKET FRUITS VEGETABLES The Yellow Front Store 803 Clark Avenue K 5601 BEST MEATS BETTER PRICES AMERICAN SPORTS CENTER Belmont 3 5354 217 N St Mary s St San Antomo In lexas SAN ANTONIO S FINEST SPORTS STORE Wholesale and Reta 1 Toys Athlehc 6 F1Sh11'lg Tackle Flrearms WASHING 8. GREASING ROAD SERVICF Bl-ER AND SOFT DRINKS OSCAR 8: RUDY SERVICE GENERAL REPAIRING Bom Ann Maxxum: womc B 30760 1102 Cupples Rd Guadalupe Lumber Co 1627 GUADALUPE G 2145 Nahonal Frurl' Company ALBERT POZZI 109 S San Saba St G 2061 BEXAR DRUG STORE CONGRATULATIONS 1800 V1rg1n1a Blvd K 1219 L M EGLE H E SIEVERS ALAMO SERVI CYCLE SHOP We Stock Servr Cycle and B1cycle Parts Also Do Repa1rmg 1512 S New Braunfels Ave L 2 3770 -..,.... - - - ....-....- - - - - - - .. -..--...-..... - -,...,...- -.......-....-...-,..-,-..-.... ...- i I .- I - .. 9 I . ..,,- .,.. ... ..., .. .... - .... -...........-..,.... .... ... .... ....,,-...,- ..,, ...,.,- .... ..,.... ...... -...,.. ...,. ......-l.,..,...-..........-...... ,.., -.................,.-..1- -.H . , I. U .-II..-W,-,,-W-,,.-.,,-...-,.,,-. -5.1-..,,-.M-,,.,.......-WI-. I .......M.......,-..M-......,,.....-w-Im.-.......w.......-tm-.IM1---1--m--I-I-an I : ' I . . . 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