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

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Ociober 4, 5, and 6 we observed our annual sludenf relreal. These were days of grace for Cen- lral men who fools advanfage of fhe grace af- forded by Mass, Communion, and visils 'lo lhe cha- pel, where rosaries were 'lhe order of lhe day. During fhese clays many boys endeavored 'ro do- lermine iheir life vocaiion by medilalion, spiriiual reading, and oulrighf aslring God in lheir own humble way whaf ihey were besf filled for. Si- lence predominafed, puffing lhe boys in fhe spiril' of ihe solemn occasion. Our conscienlious refreaf mas+er was +he Rev- erend Fafher Louis A. Trawaller, S. M., who has been in lhe service of lhe Blessed Virgin Mary since I935. He slressed sanciily, which cannoi be overdone af any lime. To offer oneself com- pleiely io God cannof be over emphasized if done by manly devolion +o lhe Blessed Virgin. The Sodaliiy of Our Lady of 'rho Pillar pro- mofes fhe sluden'r's spirilual welfare. Weekly cards indicaie his progress spirifually. The siudienl eniers in ihe sodalify as an as- piranl, lhen ascends fo a probaiioner and finally becomes a full pledged sodalisl. A sodalisl con- secraies himself io Mary, receiving fhe miraculous medal and 'lhe Manual of 'lhe Servanf of Mary. Siudenfs are given lhree opporluniiies fo enroll in ihe sodalify during lhe year in December, Feb- ruary, and April. The fruit of the retrec1t-recep- tion oi the sacraments. The sodaliiy of Our Lady of 'fhe Pillar was clirecled by Fr. Norberl Moellering, S. M., who leff us in December, l950. He was succeeded by Fr. John Leies, S. M. s -' . 5? ,Ns-Q N 32 The blessing imparted at re- G. Huron receives sodalist's manual ception by Fi. Moellering, as T. Toudouze looks on.

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Students cross the borderline from sin to scrnctitying grace Fr. Trawcrlter points to where boys should be seen every morning. Fr. Moellering receives the promises ol sodalists 4 , .I RETRE T Determined their Act ot tion to Our Mother. An crttt-entive audience an ecrr to the educating sermons.

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4-f . X-xy, ,sys Officers of the Mothers' Club pictured above are: SEATED. Mesdames A. Tengler, A. Men' dicino CPxesidentH, C. O'Con, nor, and E. Coyne. STANDING, Mesdames G. Meyer, I. Spann, R. Klein, F. Trial, and H, Mc- Cormick. MOTHERS Teen Fashions Uma , ,J-. Q, The Mothers' Club has played an important role in our high school career. Its members have worked unceasingly, especially for the good of the student body. This is evidenced by the numerous activities sponsored by the club. To mention a few: First Friday Breakfasts, an extensive health program, and the benefit games party. The highlight of this year's activities was the October Fashion show sponsored to raise funds for the new band uniforms. Thanks to the members of the Mothers' Club for working so tirelessly for our benefit. loan Richter ist- MUYY'5l models Mike Collins names Wendy Smith Bill Villa. one of CentraI's what the well-dressed teenager wears flncqrnqte Wordl CISSY CENTRAL, four models. eyes wigh uppmv. 101' 10035011 QGIHSS- G- TUGI- P- Douqh- queen of the Fashion Show. al the modeling of Guizelle erty, land W. Traylor give their ap- Lopez gaudy of me Lakeju prova . M