Central Catholic High School - Fang Yearbook (San Antonio, TX)
- Class of 1952
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L, ?n X359 an 93 Wien around l:e Sovew G91-Manx ded io i X ke Con s dee 'in lql ' ula H via . ge won blrgrgagroiyxersihe N-chdxoce rbi 0 reS0la 0 h Pfope A Was 'ii 'sas 5-5 -...-M I-ni Old San Fernando School on Norlh Laredo S+. ll' is 'lhe same 'loday as when if was buili in l89l. LEFT, fhe oldesf phoiograph of old S+. Mary's 'lo be found, showing S+. Mary's as if was befween l8b6 and l870. The original iwo-sfory building, buill' in l853, can be seen fo ihe righf of ihe picture. The second sfory porch seen in +he draw- ing on page IO can be seen on fhis picfure. The lhree slory addition seen on the leff was buill' in IB66 lo accommodale fhe boarders and more day siudenis. T ACK in l85l, fhe Bishop of Galvesfon, Righ+ Rev. J. M. Odin, C. M., sfopped af Bordeaux, France. and asked ihe Superior-general of +he Sociefy of Mary for Broihers For his Texas diocese. Three Brofhers, Xavier Mauclerc, Nicholas Koenig, and John Laignoux were senf al once. Bro. Andrew Edel, fhe Direclor of fha new school, was senl' from Day- lon, Ohio, and ioined 'lhe 'lhree from Europe May l2, I852, in New Orleans. From New Orleans, rhe Brofhers fraveled by sea +o Galvesion and fhen fo lndianola, a Texas porf since annihilaled by a fidal wave. Sfage coach broughf fhe missionaries +o San Anfonio. The firsf classes were held Augusf 25. I852, in an old shop on +he soufhwesf corner of Milifary Plaza. A permanenf building was begun ihe fall of l852 where the Sl. Mary's Universify Law School now sfands. This new school, which was opened March I, l853, sfill forms a parl of lhe from building of lhe Law School. Since fhe school was localed across 'rhe river from +he principal selflemenl, s+uden+s had eifher fo make a greaf defour fo come +o classes or cross +he siream in a rowboaf resul+ing in more 'than one unwanied swim. This somewhaf worried +he Broihers and +hey seriously discussed buying a ierryboat However, fhe cily evenfually builf a bridge and solved +he problem. The school began as S+. Mary's lns+ifu+e, was lafer called S+. Mary's College ll859i, fhen S+. Mary's Academy ll923l, and finally reached Hs modern successor, Ceniral Calholic High School lI932l. ln l855, fhe lmmaculale Concepfion Mission and surrounding properiy was given fo lhe Brofhers by Bishop Odin. The Bro+hers lcepr +he Mission un+il I9I I when Bishop Shaw requesfed 1'he lands for fhe presen+ Seminary and Orphanage. ln I866, Bro. Charles Francis succeeded Bro. Andrew Edel, as head of S+. Mary's College. Though Bro. Edel is lcnow as +he school's Founder, Bro. Francis is known as +he builder. ln l866, fhe Easf wing oi +he presenl Law School was builf and was overcrowded in shorr order. In I87O. rhe Wes+ wing was added +o include lhe original building. This enrire Wes+ wing was builr for S6,000. -' A I nr EE -- L11 'UU 0-- H541 ,. f, .. f ' ' 'T' . :- ,ff I - 1..- - 4nu J ng: - XXL, . , I . . - . 'H X' r J Y . ':'f' ' . ' L, ,,,. w, ' ' . 5 , Qi 5 ' 1 X ' , .9 ' A A-' , .. ,. lsIef.a!!4,v, .V 5' I n ii' 'IL a .mf . 'F' ' .V-QDIV4 .ff A ui Mill. UM- Quik wr, EL : 'iifL1iZvl3 'Hy' ' I 9! f-' M Bl I Q I HI i G1 'F' -Haun- -3- :qwn -4'-in i Cenlral Cafholic High School, modern descendanl' of S+. Mary's College, as H' is ioday. Cenfral confinues 'rhe secondary educalion offered by Sf. Mary's Academy. The school was buili in I'-73l and opened January l7, l932 by Bro. Julius Kreshel. 14 The newes+ building of S+. Mary's Universi+y, the Science Hall, dedi- cafed April 29, I952. Sf. Mary's began as Sf. Louis College, a board- ing school, and when if became a Senior College in l926, changed fo fhe name of S+. Mary's Univers- ily. N A v I yi ,. 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Sl DX 'if ' - ag nl, , ggi' 4 QP X .Yr .:.-'s,f A :- S--A -111'-,T?' , ' fxi' Q af!!! -iv- - fbi QM' if' When +he Bro+hers of S+ Marys Col lege and S+ Louus ren+ed a coach 'For an ou+lng +o ew Braunfels In l9OI +he Iocomo ve failed +o show IN evening so +he Bro+hers spen+ +he mgh+ In +he coach On +he coach are Bro Adam Pe+h rear and an +he wm dow Bro Dobe STAND :ng Bros Paul Roesner Magnus Bauer Herman Krause Louis Vog+ F Hoefer Hy Mueller -4' n G u rn e Jhn Garvln Mschael Scheupner Jos UICh Alphonse Schruefer Mrchael Hercleruch F Sonner and Bern Reclrerf SITTING Bros Fournner Jos H a h n e r Wm Shoendorl Pe+er a I: e an Chas Nohn Four Bro+hers p re p a re for +he Corners+one Cere mony for S+ Louis College De cember 3I I893 Bros Magnus Bauer and John Wolf +1rs+ D1 rec+or are +o +he Ie++ Ili' My 4 I ff ,flf :R , Sf Bro. Damien Li+z who spen+ I2 year ' San Anfonio re+urns from marl-ce+. U' Q. lx r, a a 4 . .- vinikd I J ,r, f ' .A .l:, ,. -W A, 'Ii' ul S+. Marys Church as e+ched for Scribners Mon+h ly +or January l874. Righ+ +he home of Mr. Twohig a promlnen+ man of San An+onio and early bene+ac+o 0+ +he Bro+hers. The roof o+ old S+. Marys Colleg can be seen be+ween +he +rees be+ween +he Church an Mr. Twohigs home. 2 Hy Kalzem 3 Chas Buchel 4 vJ CE: now al Sf Ma s Unwersufy 5 Rev A C Frlsche P J Jehl 7 Jos Schwaab 8 eo Mechlel 9 Ferd Leumhuehler I0 Jul Kreshel now drrecfor al Krrk woo Mo II L Duffy now al Sf Marys Umversuly I2 Jn Hel' 'Inch I3 J BvH'roff I4 Hy Was semch I5 J Preussler Ib Mall T em I7 Rev Geo Koch I8 L Oldeg I9 A Wolf 20 Jos Szcy owslu 2l I Bloclr 22 Jn Messner now al DeAndreas S+ Louns M 23 Wm Lo'r+er mann 24 L Garus 25 Rev R Mayl 26 L Hoeller 27 B Mvesler 28 Ferd Pleufler now al' Chammade Clay lon Mo 29 Wm Grleb F e 3I o Oslerlcorn 32 Peler Hull now af Chamnnade Cla on Mo a d F urz Bro W I I I I a -n Waldeclc poses w hus class May 22 88 No+e +he sIaI'e on which Grandad wrole I love you so The Brofhers of S+. Mary's Col lege and S+. Louis College gel' logelher Chrislmas of l9I4. Bro ers are I J F Mueller Boarders of S+ Louls College leave for H eg an b s o larsl' u R SUPGTVISGS I' 2 -45 -li As 'f ...T -sail? -.sigj hs, 5-4 Loolnng eas'I' from S+ Louls College aboul I895 Cmcmnah had yel fo be paved and 'Ihe poles of +he old frolley llne can be seen Io +he lef+ RIGHT The Long Mule sI're+ch mg from S+ Mary s U fo Ihe old Trumfy which was Ihe 'rermmahon of fhe bus lme afler Ihe frolley was dusconhnued . . , . . , . fh : . . . ' , Re...l.'l .'ry' hrfff f - I l T - 5 . , o.I. . . - b ' 1 ' ' , - f' , .1 . . , 30. Jn. re , . AI y. I , . ' I , YI ' n ' g ' I.: L . . 1 ' - .' .l' rt. ' I ,s . A ,f If A ' if . . . I II Hh ' , ,le . f I P CQ , . 'xx gi A ', Q a picnic al New Braunfels in I9l8. Bro. Xe 5 1, ' if ' ' Jos. Bi ' acl: ea'r I ' bs, , ,, 419 I ' . o.,' ' u. Q- if , ' fs. pw f 1 . . s Y Qi,-I 9 I I -I ,flu L- . ', sf L , . . ...y , A il, F lg V . el. .Ai t,, .N .V 4 ...J . f. 4 ' L , M. .'n - 7 ' s . - 4' jg I' 1 li' . , ' ' ' M'-f'1.f I N 7' ' 1 L ,Q3.:14.L I , I 4- 4 , . ' . A J . :ith K RNA I ' .. . I Winn Ebac! Q Nofhing lille 'l'he old l1o+ rod. Hugo Hack, graduafe of S+. Mary's College, poses for graduaiion pic- iure in I897. CLASS OF I920. FRONT ROW, Jos. Lucchese, V. Camp bell, J. Holden, Bro. Anfhony Wolf, Jos. Burger, A. Scl1mid+, and Geo. Harding. SECOND ROW, Geo. Meyers, Fred Caldwell, A. Vogler, A. Behls, A. Juely, Geo. Seng, and A. Engellcen. THIRD ROW, J. Pianfa, Theo. Pe+ry, M. Taaffe, A. Scher- er, J. Bull, E. Neugebaurer, and W. Jungman. FOURTH ROW, R. Delanglade, G. San+aCruz, R. Maurer, Fred Car+wrigh+, H. Bodef, Unknown, E. Green, and W. Cummings. INSET, Bro. Anfhony Wolf. W-I 52 . MQ t i . ll, ii ' Mr. James Challxley +alces +he Third Division baseball +eam of S+. Louis College ou+ +o a game in his Ford. Anyone else care +o go? WW ,f W k, ww,,W,M,mWh mf ,, , is S+. Mary's College sodalis+s in +heir finery - somewhere in +he eigh+ies. 2- The Mo+hers' Club has a sing- +es+ during a picnic a+ S+. Mary's Universify during +he Twen+ies. T M' . l L51 ES!!! 'M sl Y SIE ls! , L 492 M :INC ia? V ,rj aw .ww K 1 V ' A '- ' y a N Fl 4. -'wo' WWW, Bwilwu of Mwuf, kadm ' v0l9C : mlfaenewwauliefwdhadcfaoun I r Sf 5, as I u 1 !'.isf-Tk wi my Baa JlewufR Brofher Henry Rmglcamp our prnncvpal agam dvd hos ulmosf +o furfher Chnshan educahon a+ Ceniral Calhollc He lcepf mformed of educahonal advances by aflendmg varuous educahonal programs In Ociober he a'H'ended The Nahonal Calholuc Educahon Assocla hon convenhon m Chicago Laler he lraveled lo S1 Pefersburg Florida for fhe convenhon of 'rhe Asso crahon of Colleges and Secondary schools Thus was followed by fhe Soufhern Regaonal Um'r Convenhon of fhe N C E A al' Mlaml Has fnne work un andmg Cenfrals Molhers Club wufh fhenr many school prolec+s promohng our benelds deserves our grahfude iii' BRO EDWARD DUNNE REV JOHN LEIES Vxce Prmczpol Chaplam Regaslrar Relngson 2lO I2B World Hns+ory L nn 3 4 7 8 Varsufy Baslcefball English 3 4 Varsrly Foofball Sfudenf Councsl Moderalor lAss+ Coach Sensor Sodalu Moderafor Guldance Dlrecfor Upperclassmen Prmclpal 0 I I U Q 0 I I I r ' .I . 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Ari' CIub Moderaior THE PEP Ass' Modera+or in BRO GEORGE NAEGER RSIIQIOH 3I2 88 Prep Sodal Iy Moderafor Raduo Worksho C Baskefball uma Chauffeur 'Y' I BRO URBAN NAAL Religion 3I3 7B ig r .nm BRO VICTOR NAEGELE Rellguon 2l2 l2C Ty 1 g Shorihand I THE FANG Moderafor PI'1o+ograpI'1y Sensor Prom Fashion Sho Cheerleaders I A eI'g' , I , I, l . ,ar 'SJ - --T I Engl' , ,'3,4 I '- I 1 M gg-ls 'vw I i ,W . . I ,. I 4 I 5' IJ P 3 1, M I , M D' 0 url-. -vw p'n I ?vL BRO MICI-IAFL SANCHEZ NAVARRO R lglon II5 F amsh I 2 Speech Ass+ Coach Junior Red Cross Dnrecfor 16 BRO LOUIS NEUGEBAUER Re uguon II3 ash I Socnal SIudles Ad Durecfor of THE FANG TucIre+ SaIes IX.: I BRO LEO SCHAEFER RBIIQIOTI IOI 9A PhysucaI Geography Clvucs Occupahons Band MocIera+or if-biiypr I . I4 'va I x n -an 60 . or QYN I I N-N I BRO RAYMOND WIMMER MBIHICHBDCC BRO PAUL NEUMANN Resguon 203 IIC Chemusfry Junnor Sodal fy Moderafor M.. REV CHARLES O NEILI. Relrguon II2, IOB Algebra I 2 Ass? CI'1apIa1n Guidance, Freshmen and Sophomores BRO CHARLE9 RAI-IE Rehguon 205, I ID American Husfory Enghsh I, 2 Algebra I, 2 Dramahcs Glee Club Chauffeur ,?iiZ4 A uv: VY uw f G, . I 4 X I I Aff' el' ' - , 9 ' I ' Sp ' , , 3,4 ' ' . ' , I . I I' ' , 9E Engl' , 2 . . . ' 2 I. . I ' 1 ,Q 17, ., f F5 4 1 I I LI ' -V O .1 - 2' I j 4 U x i 4 I E Q Y F f 1 vi T + Y BELOW Senlor Class officers Clarence Sfeven son freasurer John Kraus Presndenf Earl Marhn Secreiary and Frank Gonzales vuce presldenf dns cuss suggesllons for +l'1e 52 Class glfl 'ro +l1e school .1 E Rf if as LX W X ,A I Tl, if xg I f 5 1 ' 5 i ff' EORGE ABDO Good Conduct Certificate Intramurals 1 f-Q JS. 79 X05 1 . 1 ,gf - w I xx CHARLES BATTO Perlect Attendance I Good Conduct Certificate Sodality 3, 4 THE FANG stall 4 Intramurals 2 Dance Committee 3, 4 Intramurals 2 Dance Committee 3, 4 Cheerleader 3. 4 ROTC 2, 3 lst Lieutenant 4 Drill Team 2. 3, 4 I. 3 5, FELIX AGUIRRE Good Conduct Certilicate 2, 3 4 law . 419 ' ef .-.4 lvl' 2,3 CLYDE BEISSNER Perfect Attendance 2 Good Conduct Certilicate l, 2, 3 Homeroom Reliqion Medal l Homeroom Scholarship Medal 2 PEP Stall 2 ROTC 2. 3 lst Lieutenant 4 CARROLL BARRON Good Conduct Certificate Sodality 3, 4 Intramurals 4 ROTC 2, 3 Drill Team, 3 4 'L fr- 'vs Q.- -.M AU, A 2, EUGENE BARTOS Good Cnduct Certificate 1. 2, 3 Homeroom Oiiicerf President 3 Sodality 2, 3. 4 Football- C Team 1 B Team 2 Varsity 3, 4 Baseball- American Legion High School 2, 3 Varsity 4 Track- Varsity 3 Intramurals 1 ROTC 2, 3 lst Lieutenant 4 5 1. ' MARCEL BERCKMOES Good Conduct Certiticat l-lomeroom Officer+ Secretary-Treasurer l Sodality 2, 3 Vice President 4 Dance Committee 3, 4 Football- B Team l Varsity 2. 3, 4 Basketball-- C Team 1 Varsity 3, 4 Baseball- American Leqion 3 Varsity 4 Intramurals l, 2 ROTC 2, 3 Lt. Colonel 4 Letterman Club! Vice President 4 e 3 4? ' ww 2 -crdcfy' ANTHONY BERNAL Perfect Attendance l. Z, 3 Good Conduct Certificate 1, Sodality 4 Track- A Team 3 Intramurals l. 4 X is - 'A ... A-v -45 ' 6 05 I .-x ps-,, Q Z 333' .tb I t'x Q , vcr 'bt - D I, 4 ,rl 4 -L' V' 'A 'JI' -' I :ji - fm? C., , 3 44 ? 1.. fn:-LQ ylai- 99, on 'Cano 44 -.J 1553 ARMANDO BERNAL Good Conduct Certrflcate Perfect Attendance 1 3 Sodalrty 4 Track A Team 3 Intramurals RONALD BROTHERMAN Good Conduct Certrftcate 1 Sodalxtv 2 3 4 ROTC 2 3 Sergeant lcl 4 4' is PETER CASTILLO Good Conduct Certificate 1. 2, 3 Perfect Attendance 3 ROTC 2, 3 Serqeant 4 1 2 -or .4 ANTHONY BOLNER --Q. . fo, ' Perfect Attendance Good Conduct Certxt Homeroom Ofhcer Secretary 2 So ahty 2 3 4 ndl Z 3 Basketball C Team B Team A Team 3 Varsfty 4 Intramur Referee 4 C D ROTC 2 3 lst Lxeutenont 4 IIA? LAWRENCE BOWER l Good Conduct Certxfxcate xcate Perfect Attendance 2 Sodahty 3 4 Radio Work Shop 3 ,Q at-ut? LAWRENCE CLANCEY Perfect Attendance 2 Boxing 2 Intramurals I mf? fait ,f IOSEPH CLIFFORD Perfect Attendance 2 Good Conduct Certificate 3 Sodality 2, 3, 4 ' PEP staff Business Manager 4 Basketball- C Team 1 Intramurals l, 4 Dance Committee 3 4 ROTC 2, 3 Znd Lieutenant 4 TERRENCE CONRAD Good Conduct Certifica Football- C Team l Varsity Mgr. 3 Basketball- Varsity Manager Intramurals I 15 te DANIEL CORRIGAN Good Conduct Certificate ROTC 3 Sergeant Maior 4 Drill Team 3 1 , IERRY HERNAN DE LA ROSA American High School. Iapan, 1, 2 PATRICK COYNE Perfect Attendance l, 2, 3 Good Conduct Certificate 3 Homeroom Officer- Vice President l Sodality 3 Hearst American 3rd Place 3 Sth Place 4 Football- C Team l Intramurals 1 5 if ICR? 'MX N .FAQ ' f i ,ff A ' '5 i' 'f ff az X , gg ,1 1 ,Q 1' it - K 'O , 'f ! LAWRENCE DAUSIN Good Conduct Certificate l, 2, 3 Homeroom Religion Medal 3 Sodality 3, 4 Dance Committee 3, 4 Sodality 3. 4 F 0'b'131' ISARIAS DIAZ v I a, 4 RAYMOND DAVIS s.'X2.Y-'Au sm' 4 good conduct certificate 3. 4 Hmlqndale High School 1, 2 T Glfmtf' 4 lgfgnrfuguls 1 Good Conduct Certificate 3 Nclinsity 3 ROTC 3 F lil 'I I- 'K . 1. L Q QA Af K9 Q , ' V -, ' - P f tx ,K t I K I I . - . ,4 . V kv ,Jn . ' TI , --O? 9 -11 ' 'Q W.. P, . 'X sl A fl 1 Q' , f A 5 U 'x -Q QL N History Contest- 'Nfl Aw 'Ira GEORGE DUNAGAN I gf, Good Conduct Certificate 3 . ' Perfect Attendance Football- B' Team 1 Basketball- B Team 2 Intramurals l ROTC 2, 3 Sergeant 4 VICTOR DOBBS Good Conduct Cert homeroom Officer- Treasurer 3 Basketball- C Team I Intramurals 1 M .lf gym, ,bf f 4, 3 V-1: 'fi-'S'-Y -me . vit Pfyg I M K -15 vs R , W W3 :Lt 1 1 Qrfiicv, r ' rer , 1- CLIFF ORD EASIWOOD W f I X good Condtag. Certificate l. 2, 3 I ' ogflffgt 1 'M' JOSEPH EBROM Sogalgy 2, 3 - 4 Saint Gerard's High School 1 ar m pootbqgfn mm' IAMES EXPARZA B Team 2 Perfect Attendance 2 Basketball- Homeroom Officer- C Team Manager 2 Secretary-Treasu Intramurals 1, 2, 4 Vice President 2 Dance Committee 3, 4 Art Club 2 Cheerleader 3, 4 ROTC 2. 3 Captain 4 Treasurer 3 Sodality Rep. 1 JAMES DOWDY Good Conduct Certiticate 1, 2, 3 Perfect Attendance 1. 3 l-Iomeroom Officer- Vice President 2 President 3 Homeroom Religion Medal 1, 2, 3 iticate 1 Eodullg 533, 4 lee u Red Cross Rep., 2 Intramurals 1 Science Club 3 ROTC 2, 3 Dance Committee 3. 4 Major 4 Intramurals 1, 2, 4 if Q. tn F3 W 1 - , ,as DQ ,- ,A-, f- f,.- M -f 'r . A-of ' 7 sf , '71 , , I 4 'L f-if 3 ,,.-Q. ill? 'A At EDWARD FORT -W 2 G d C d ct Certificate 1 1 , Pggect ilriteundance l 'W Intramurals 1 jk' 11- I GERARD A. FRIESEN St. Anthony's Seminary l, 2, 3 Sodality 4 Intramurals 4 1 ,fl f W 6 N .re-fav I ff? .If RICHARD GARZA WILLIAM GONZABA Good Conduct Certificate l. 2, 3 Football- B Team 2 Basketball- C Team l lntramurals l ROTC 2. 3 lst Lieutenant 4 5 NX ,im 1 ,II .1 1 'jj RAYMOND GAITAN Little Flower High School 1 Good Conduct Certificate 3 Sodality 4 Good Conduct Certificate 1, 2 3 Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3 Homeroom Officer- Vice President 1 President 2 Sodality 2, 3, Homeroom Rep., 4 C. C. D., 2 Football- B Team 1 Varsity 2, 3, 4 S.A.L. League All Star 4 Little Giant 4 Baseball- American Leqion 1 Varsity 2, 3 Boxing 1 ROTC 2, 3 Captain 4 Best Drilled Cadet 2 IOSEPH GARZA Good Conduct Certificate 2 Homeroom Officer- Treasurer l Sodality 3, 4 Basketball '- C Team 1 B Team 2 Dance Committee 3, 4 Intramurals 1, 4 ROTC 2, 3 2nd Lieutenant 4 Rifle Team 2, 3, 4 ..- I . SAW, A lk 3 I -...r v S. A. Tech2 N T'V 5:,1 F R l . 1 A! ul? 4 ss ' pa , ,, Q K 1 J E A, gk. V X L' FRANCISCO GONZALEZ GLEN GBIFFITH MURRAY HACKER Good Conduct Certificate 2, 3 I-lomeroom Officer- President l Secretary-Treasurer 2 Vice President 3 Senior Class Vice President Sodality Z, 3, 4 THE FANG- Photographer 3, 4 ' Texas High School Press Association-Delegate 3, 4 C. C. D., 2 Football- B Team 2 C Team 1 Intramurals 1 Red Cross Rep., 2 Bowling 2 Dance Committee 3 Vice President 4 ' 4-an Good Conduct Certificate 2 Glee Club 2 Intramurals l ROTC 2 up FQS Good Conduct Certificate l. 2, Sodality 3, 4 Intramurals 1 PATRICK HEN N ESSEY Certificate 1, 2. 3 Sodality Z, 3, 4 R iw 5 XJ Good Conduct ll th JEROME HAYES Good Conduct Certificate Student Council Rep., 3 Sodality 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 2 Dance Committee 3 Treasurer 4 Oratory 3 Football- C Team l B Team 2 DWAYNE HAYES Bf1?gS ?,Z2m 2 Good Conduct Certificate I, 2, 3 ROTC 2, 3 lgggieggcgri Scholarship Medal l, 3 lst Lieutenant 4 i 2 3 a oo on uct ertiicate , Sports Editor 3, 4 Perfect Attendance 2 C. C. D., 2 Homeroom Officer- HOTC 2 Secretary-Treasurer 1 Vice President Z Student Council Rep., 3 Sodality 2, 3 President 4 Football- B Vgrsgy 3 as et all- RUBEN HAYA vom 3, 4 ROTC 3 B Team l Baseball- American Legion 1, 2 High School 2. 3 Varsity 4 Football- Varsity Mgr. 4 Intramurals Referee 4 BERNARD HERMES I-Iomeroom Officer- Vice President 1, 3 Sodality 4 Football- C Team I Intramurals 1, 4 CURTIS I ANDA Good Conduct Certitica Basketball- B Team 1 Dramatics 1 Art Club 4 Sodality l I9 RAYMOND IASMER Good Conduct Certificate 1, 2. 3 Perfect Attendance 2. 3 l l 'f-T57 -it ' t 0755381 I ' I ,,, f::77'I?' Q TQ? if - WAYNE KENNELL Good Conduct Certiiicate l. 3 Sodality 4 903 IAMES KANNING Good Conduct Certificate 1, 2, 3 Pertect Attendance 1. 2. 3 Student Council Rep.. 1 C. C. D.. l. 2. Band I, 2. 3. 4 Glee Club 3 Amateur Contest Melodeers 2 Sodality 2, 3, 4 Basketball- A Team 2 Baseball- American Legion 3 Varsity 4 Intramurals I, 2 ROTC 2. 3 lst Lieutenant 4 I 15' Intramurals l. 4 ROTC 2. 3 2nd Lieutenant 4 it fm Ili- CII? Good Conduct Certificate 1. 2, 3 Homeroom Religion Meda Sodality 2, 3. 4 PEP Staff 3 THE FANG Stait 3 Editor 4 Dance Committee 3, 4 Latin Club 1, 3 Radio Work Shop 2, 3 Texas High School Press Association-Delegate 4 Speech 2, 3 Science Club 1 Student Council Rep. 3, C. C. D. 2, 8 President 4 ROTC 2, 3 Lt. Colonel 4 Rifle Team 2, 3 Drill Team 2, 3, 4 1 1 4 Outstanding Iunio! Cadet. 2nd Place 'gig-B? .RQ 'Ts r N mf M ' s EDWARD KONOP Sodality 4 Football- C Team 1 B Team 2 Varsity 3, 4 Basketball- C Team 1 B Team 2 Track 3 Intramurals l, 2, 3 Dance Committee 3 Letterman Club 4 ROTC 2. 3 Captain 4 FRANK LECOCKE Perfect Attendance l, Homeroom Officer- Secretary-Treasurer Sodality 2, 3, 4 PEP Staff 2 Business Manager 3 Red Cross Rep. 2 wi! JAMES KORN Good Conduct Certificate Perfect Attendance l, 3 S0da1ity 3 Treasurer 4 Football- B Team 1 Varsity 2, 3. 4 Basketball- B Team l Varsity 2. 3, 4 I 4 Baseball- American Legion l, 2 High School 2, 3 Varsity 4 Intramurals Referee 4 1.2.3 ,--N img. 03 ' gf' I , ,V 4 .. - A wif? V '737 . E x 4.4.4 f In , IOHN KORN IOHN KRAUS Good conduct certificate 1, 2, 3 Good Conduct Ceffificflte 1' 2' 3 Perfect Attendance l, 3 Perfect Anendqnce 1' 3 sodaliw 3' 4 Homeroom Officer- pombuugd President l, 2 BH Team 1 Senior Class President Vmsiw 2' 3' 4 Homeroom Religion Medal 2 Basketball- B Team l A Team 2 Baseball- American Legion 1, 2 High School 3 Varsity 4 Track 3 Homeroom Scholarship Medal l Sodality 2, 3, 4 Football- Varsity Mgr. 3 Basketball- A Team Z Varsity Mgr. 3. 4 Baseball- American Legion 2 High School 2, 3 Varsity 4 Intramurals Referee 4 Athletic Director Asst. 3, 4 ROTC 2, 3 Lt. Colonel 4 Best FAC Cadet I Outstanding Cadet, lst Place Good Conduct Certificate 2, 3 2' 3 JOHN LIDDY RUDOLPI-I LOZANO 2 Good Conduct Certificate 2. 3 Homeroom Officer- ecretar 2 3 S y . I-fomeroom Religion Medal 3 Homeroom Scholarship Medal 2 C. C. D. 2 Sodality 3, 4 mg? 21134 fmfk 4 C1 b 4 O one et 61111011 U Dun Team 3 IAMES LEONARD D U Bom 2, 3 outstanding Cadet, znd Place. 2 G00d Conduct Cef f1Cf e 1' 3 Mqior 4 Outstanding Cadet, lst Place, 3 ROTC 3 Drill Team 2. 3 Best Drilled Cadet, lst Place 3 Sergeant 4 Rifle Team 4 V ', ag . , 'V we an ' 1 ' 'fgiffx f 1 Q '14 ' -9 4 -quad! 6' , 'Ulm Good Conduct Certificate I, 2, 3 Perfect Attendance 1 Sodality 2 Football- B Team 2 Basketball- C Team l B Team 2 A Team 3 Baseball- Varsity 2, 3, 4 ROTC 2 Y.. 'R NS V 1 5 se --Y qw-5 ',f i fa K 4 . 1V' l , --. 41 ,. Y N' it ,fa a . ff 6 HAROLD KUNZ Good Conduct Certificate 3 Football- B Team I Varsity 2, 3. 4 Basketball- A Team 2 Baseball-- American Legion 2 High School 2, 3 Varsity 4 Intramurals 1 ROTC 2. 3 2nd Lieutenant 4 RAYMOND LYSSY Good Conduct Certificate 1. 3 Perfect Attendance l Homeroom Religion Medal 1 Sodolity 4 ROTC 2. 3 lst Lieutenant 4 3 ess . lf Ll, 5 lf Ki 5 1 5' ,Af , 1 ,asa .95 I f V c fU 'Uh nf, X , If 42 ms Z., r 'S V 1 ' r f 1 Y - - 25 ' mf -., N gr Q ,1 4...- ,' l ' 1 J I ,KQQ ' , ',f,,,. ff ,' X ' I I N uf-' . I 52' f, t za f- I 4 , ' V I fn K' alll .. miami nf W HAROLD KUPPERS GEORGE LA HOOD IOHN LABQUE Good Conduct Certificate l, 2, 3 Good Conduct Certificate 1, 3 Good Conduct Cemflwge 1, 2 Perfect Attendance l Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3 gcskegbau- Glee Club 2 ROTC 2, 3 B Team 2 ROTC 2. 3 lst Lieutenant 4 A Team 3 Sergeant 4 Drill Team 3, 4 Vqrsiqv 4 Letterman Club 4 Intramurals 1 ROTC 2 EARL MARTIN WILLIAM MALONE Perfect Attendance 2, 3 Good Conduct Certificate 3 Sodality 3. 4 . if I I 'ws..4A 'snow Kyoto American High School lapan 1, 2 Good Conduct Certificate 3 Secretary ot Senior Class Homeroom Officer- President 3 Homeroom Scholarship Medal 3 Sodality 3, 4 PEP Staff 3 Asst. Editor 4 THE YANG Asst. Editor 4 C. I. S. L. Oratory 3, 2nd Place Dance Committee 3. 4 lst Lieutenant 4 Drill Team 3 gntglarguralswif e ross qr. 3 Student Council Rep. 3, 4 ROTC 3 ood Conduct Certificate l, 2, 3 lst Lieuiencm 4 Perlect Attendance l +3 me 3 y rl! 5 if X I 6 ids I-N.'.... if 'qw 1 K' S v JOHN MCILHENNY St. Ignatius High School, San Francisco 1, 2 Good Conduct Certificate 3 Sodality 3, 4 Student Council Rep. 4 Cheerleader 3, 4 Track 3 Basketball- Varsity 3, 4 Letterman Club Secretary 4 ROTC 3 lst Lieutenant 4 Intramurals Referee 4 RUDOLFO MARTINEZ Good Conduct Certificate 1, 2, 3 ROTC 2, 3 Sergeant 1-cl 4 4 4 .K ,A Q , as 0' , , , x,' 1 ke 7 , A- I ,fn I by 1 0 1-. x X ' RICHARD MENDOZA Good Conduct Certificate Perfect Attendance 1, 2 THE FANG Stat! 4 ROTC 2, 3 lst Lieutenant 4 Drill Team 3, 4 an 'Y , T -'frfinf 1 t W P5 5 f + , . 3 91? f 2 -am.- wi- ,ri . l, 2,3 1, , If , , wrt., ww ' r- rm , MWA, if . 1,, rM-8. ' x . ,ig 'Q ff . Vg K ,ZZZ I . I - I ' SANTOS MARTINEZ Good Conduct Certiiic Sodality 2, 3, 4 ROTC 2 ,Ms , ,I ax, f ,A 1 rl it ate 3, Fa.. 1 IUAN MERCADO Intramurals 1 LAWRENCE MILLER Good Conduct Certiiic Football- C Team I Varsity Mgr. 2, 3, 4 Basketball- Varsity Mgr. 2, 3 Baseball- Varsity Mgr. 2, 3 Intramurals 1 191 Y 'H a 1 4 1 S' I Q, P ,Y ate ,ft N NOEL PARRISH Good Conduct Certificate 3 Perfect Attendance 2 Glee Club 3, 4 Intramurals 1 ROTC 2, 3 2nd Lieutenant 4 HENRY MORKOVSKY 'Q Good Conduct Certificate 1 Amateur Contest 4 it I AMES MUELLER Good Conduct Certifica Perfect Attendance 3 Sodality 2, 3. 4 Homeroom Officer- President 4 Football- C Team l B Team Z Varsity 3, 4 Basketball- C Team 1 Intramurals 4 ROTC 2. 3 lst Lieutenant 4 L 41 A , ,, de ,ffbgp , 4: , . f , x .. . , ROBERT PATTERSON te Good Conduct Certificate 1 Sodality 2, 3, 4 Latin Club I Basketball- B Team 1 Dance Committee 3, 4 2nd Lieutenant 4 CARL PAXSON Good Conduct Certificate 1 Intramurals I WILLIAM NOURIE Good Conduct Certific Perfect Attendance 2 Sodality 2, 3. 4 Dance Committee 3 Vice President 4 C. C. D. 2 Letterman Club President 4 Football- B Team l Varsity Z, 3, 4 Basketball- A Team l Varsity 2 Intramurals 4 Z l 'vi ate 2, 3 :lik IM 5 , , 21 we :, x ,z M 3, ,H Y 1 n1X, ft: IACK PEARSON Webb Hiqh School, Tenn 1 Balboa High School. Canal Zone 2 ROTC 3 lst Serqeant 4 CHARLES OLIVER Good Conduct Certificate 3 Perfect Attendance l, 2 Glee Club 3 ROTC 3 Sergeant l-cl 4 DQ' ' fs f-'vs Q F? ,- .nm 1315, F54 Q4 ' 'B v-- ' ,1 11? . 'vm ' .W M41 1181! www, - , A we 1 WILFORD PICKARD Good Conduct Certificate 1. . 3 Sammy 3, 4 GEORGE POWELL Speech Mgr. 2 3, 4 Football-- Varsity Mgr. Basketball-- Varsity Mgr. Baseball- Varsity Mqr. . Intramurals 1 2 Athletic Director Asst. 3, RO' 'C 2, 3 lst Lieutenant 4 Good Conduct Certificate Glee Club 4 Football- Varsitv 4 Baseball- Varsity 3, 4 ALBERT POZZI Good Conduct Certificate 1, 2, 3 Sodality 2, 3, 4 Homeroom Officer- Secretary 3 Dance Committee 3, 4 Intramurals 1, 4 Basketballf 'B Team 2 'A Team 3 ROTC 2. 3 2nd Lieutenant 4 :ff fs 'tx , 1' Q Q ' 7 , , , :Q g , t , t 4 5 1' 1 I ,il X jk W N ... V, xg ft 'U . I Q 1 .r ' 1' , , ,4 ,-Q 1,3,,, 53 gf, it my 4,. ,e21. fi-K -A 1. R N If Q 10, ,- f MO' 1-' 5' It 4 4 f v ve: -f .gp 6 1 - . ' f W .v , 4 gig . 0 ' 'f I U' 3 A ' rj' 2 l 4 3. 4 3 4 , 4 . 1 Q 'A 'GI' -5 ,4-eq Ifve af! N I AMES RAKOWITZ Good Conduct Certificate 3 Perfect Attendance 2 ROTC 2, 3 Znd Lieutenant 4 ROBERT REED Perfect Attendance 1 Amateur Contest lst Place 4 Basketball- B Team 1 ROTC 2. 3 Sergeant 1-cl 4 L X r 'K I -1 11:3 f CHARLES RICKS Good Conduct Certificate 1, 2. 3 Radio Workshop 2, 4 Secretary 3 Glee Club 2, 3 Speech 2, 3 Red Cross 1 Vice President 2 President 3 Intramurals 1 ROTC 2. 3 lst Lieutenant 4 , K - 'S 'IJ' WILLIAM RIEBE Good Conduct Certificate 2 Sodality 4 ROTC 2, 3 Sergeant 4 HOMAS ROBINSON St. Anthony's Seminary Good Conduct Certificate Sodality 4 ROTC 2, 3 lst Lieutenant 4 Rifle Team 3, 4 1 ALFRED RODRIGUEZ Little Flower High School l, 2, 3 Sodalitv 4 Homeroom Officer! Vice President 4 Baseball-- Varsity 4 Basketball-- Varsity 4 Dance Committee 4 Intramurals Referee 4 4 vt? I QUIZ .rw--ff ' Md! RAUL SALDANA Good Conduct Certificate 1, Perfect Attendance l, 2 C. C. D. 1, 2 Art Club 1 Glee Club 2 Homeroom Religion Medal 2 Sodality 2, 3, 4 I 'E , 4 P , .1-sf' IOSEPH ROSAS Good Conduct Certiflcate Intramurals l Baseball- A Team 3 ROTC 3 Sergeant 4 .bf.. ill f' 1,5- RAYMOND SANCHEZ Good Conduct Certificate l. 2. 3 Perfect Attendance 1, Z PEP Staff 3 Sodality 3, 4 Latin Club 2 Amateur Show 4 Dance Committee 3 Intramurals 1 ROTC 2, 3 Captain 4 Drill Team 3, 4 '3 ' K I5 i 'TLP' ROLAND RUIZ Good Conduct Certificate 3 Glee Club 2 Sodality 3, 4 Intramurals 1 ROTC 2, 3 Znd Lieutenant 4 '01 if 1 , . .4 ,, M, 1 X - I 'AAI XAVIER SANCHEZ Little Flower I-liah School l Good Conduct Certificate 3 Intramurals 4 Basketballf- A Team 3 ,Q Q 1 rvw ffi at A , , ' , are-5. Nw..- gf MARVIN SMITH Good Conduct Cernhcatel 2 3 Perfect Attendance ROTC 2 3 2nd Lxeutenant 4 1 X'bs, fQ IT' 239' PETER SCRIVANO Good Conduct Cemhcate l 7 3 Perfect Attendance 3 Homeroom Scholarshnp Medal 1 2 Sodahtv 2 3 4 Glee Club 3 Intramurals 1 4 Basketball B Team 2 Track Varsxty 3 ROTC 2 3 Captam 4 -A :UQ 'Ss-if I 3 Football I AMES SOSA Good Conduct Certxhcate Sodahty 3 4 C Team Mgr 3 X.. ROBERT SLATTERY Good Conduct Certlhcate l Pertect Attendance 1 Sodallty 3 4 ROTC 2 3 lst Lleutenant 4 MAX SEIDENSCHNUR 4 Good Conduct Certxhcate 2 Q, Sodalltv 4 TAYLOR SPAN GLER Good Conduct Certzhcate 3 ROTC 2 3 Sergeant 4 AQ fr-1, ' 4 ph' 4- 7' SANTIAGO SILVA Good Conduct Certlhcate Sodallty 4 1 2 Glee Club 2 PEP Sta!! 2 3 Football VQISITY 1 All Stax 4 Basketball Varslty 2 Baseball Varsztv 2 Boxmg 1 Intramurals ROTC 2 3 lst Lreutenant 4 I 2 -0- ii Wal.. A ' ' , . I ' ' 2. a 1, 2, a ' i H H -' U 5 fix X ,I , 1 1 A , 1 vwyk x 5 ,I , 4x -,., A f ' 5:7 1 N N vi Q W fi ' ' , 2 Q 2 I A . I' . , 3 . ' . ' '- , 2. 3, 4 T - . . 1 , 4 I , , 2 M ,ap , 3, l , Q . A f 4,3 U 5 ! If I ' M ' h l ' Q 1 fm? h x rf , I ff? X I av Y: lky' 1 A 'I ' STEVENSON 1 ,, ,.,. ag V -Q. M' A ' 4 It Q . 1.0 l ' 5 . f . 1' 'Ny , 1 x '17 if ig MAURICE TREIBER Good Conduct Certificate l, 2, 3 Hosgefofm Oflcefa HUGH VAZZANA FRANK VEGA sodaiffyqay 3 4 St. lohn's High School, Concord. Cood Conduct Certificate l, 2. 3 Band 1' 2' ' New Hampshire x. 2, 3 Perlect Attendance 2. 3 1:-ootbuui Intramurals 4 C Team 1 Varsity Mgr. 2, 3 Basketball- C Team 1 Varsity Mgr. 2, 3 Baseball- Varsity Mgr. l Cheerleader 4 Letterman Club 4 t I 7 4 4 s-gh ji Kenedy High School 3 Good Conduct Certificate 1, Homeroom Scholarship Medal l Intramurals 1 Football - C Team l Sodality 2, 4 Homeroom Officer-- Treasurer 4 Treasurer of Senior Class C. C. D. 2 Secretary 4 Science Club 2 WILLIAM TRAUTWEIN Cathedral High School l Good Conduct Certii.cate 2. 3 THE FANG Stall 4 Sodality 2. 3. 4 ROTC 2. 3 2nd Lieutenant 4 if ug I fd! V 2 ig 2 . -4 39' xqrq' 1' 5 , V y V 3 svirfw Y' -,Zn . I I , T T jk. f if-.544 ul. 1 .W if mb: JOHN TENGLER RICHARD SYDOW Good Conduct Certificate Z. 3 V Good Conduct Certificate 2, 3 Sodality 3, 4 Ba 3 nd l, 2. Drum Major 4 Amateur Contest 2 Dance Committee 3, C. C. D. 2 Intramurals 1, 2 Referee 4 Basketballi C Team l B Team 2 A Team 3 Varsity 4 ROTC 2, 3 Captain 4 Best Drilled Band Cadet 2 Outstanding Band Service 3 2 N E i,AluP'S. 1 PATRICK VELTMAN IAMES VILLARREAL IERROLD WATSQN GEQRGE WEAD Good Conduct-Certificate I, 2 IHf1'Gm1UU1S 1 Good Conduct Certificate 3 Good Conduct Certificate l, 3 Student council Rep- 1' 2 Baskemall- ROTC 2, 3 Homeroom Scholarship Medal Sodality 2, 3, 4 Varsity 3, 4 Student Council Rep. 3 Fombuu- ROTC 3' 4 Homeroom Officer- C Team 1 Varsity 3, 4 Basketball- B Team l Varsity 2, 3, 4 Baseball- Varsity l, 2, 3, 4 Intramurals 4 Dance Committee 3 President 4 Letterman Club Treasurer 4 ROTC 2, 3 Captain 4 JOHN WHITE Good Conduct Certificate l 2 3 Perfect Attendance 1 2 Sodality 2, 3 Secretary 4 Football- B Team l. 2 Varsitv 3, 4 ROTC 2, 3 Znd Lieutenant 4 Perfect Attendance 2, Sodality 4 Basketball- A Team 3 Varsity 4 Baseball- American Legion 2 Varsity 2. 3, 4 Dance Committee 3. ROTC 2, 3 lst Lieutenant 4 3 4 Treasurer 4 Sodality 2, 3. 4 Glee Club 4 Amateur Contest 4 C. C. D. 2 Christmas Program 3, 4 PEP Staff 3 Editor 4 Speech 3. 4 Intramurals 1, 4 ROTC 2, 3 Major 4 Rifle Team 2, 3 Captain 4 .-4-'32 fmt 1 3 ROBERT WOLFF Good Conduct Certificate 1. 3 Perfect Attendance 1 Homeroom Officer- Vice President 1 President 2 Student Council Rep. 2 Sodality 2. 3, 4 Football- B Team 2 Varsity 3, 4 Dance Committee 3, 4 .:5 !l DAVID WRIGHT Good Conduct Certificate l, 2 Perfect Attendance Z Homeroom Officer Secretary l Treasurer 2 Sodality 2. 3. 4 Intramurals 1, 4 ROTC 2, 3 Sergeant 1-cl 4 Q 1 Senior Champs Room 212 loe Rosas' sharp eye led Senior 212 to Championship of the upperdivision classes when they defeated Iunior 201, 21-18. Senior 212 led the senior noon-hour basketball league with 22 wins and nine losses. Far be- hind in second place was Senior 206 with a 15 and 15 record and Senior 210 trailed a lone- - A l 4 '15 ' Members ot the Champion- V. H J A til' f ship team ot the senior division Q are ot Room 212: KNEELING, if R. Ruiz, A. Bolner and J. Clit- hm tord, Captain. MIDDLE ROW: Gonzalez, and E. Fort. ff If fs- , 't ' V. Dobbs, H. Vazzana, J. Rosas, S. Silva, J. Kanning, J. Tengler, P and A. Pozzi. BACK ROW: F, f Q .xv Xe v' 3-, 'A 5 Fix G . . I A W l 1: ,pr A f ' Av it I , iyfr ' Lx! K It .. as F41-seam L 1 ,st :ie fl RON7' 'Womb t , in f , Lozano ROW lsr: of gg Z , r J 1952 RoEWH'Zme,N2'ege,,R'ffmD 206 . W 'I , ' 'T ' dr .. N ' R195 el Abdel PW Noigagany E so and ,q LQe:fen,,eSlySEC, , ' g 1 19. r J. i 2 2 H. A C. wg lg -.J I , a- pi' AA n V l 17 t-L 2 I E, . J 2. 'Q 17 ' A e ,,,. . New ' ' ' Third place team members from Room 210 are: L songs llmdzvfglh 110 'guts ami QL losses' f 11 FRONT Row, c. oliver, P. scrum, A. semi, .ma s. enlor G so e ecte l e team O G Martinez. SECOND ROW, C. Bafto, F. Aguirre, T, Doyle, stars formed from Rooms 206 and 210, 27-19. J, Mercado, and John Korn, ABSENT ARE, r.canfsa, c. 5 The student council sponsored the noon-hour Parson. and W. Kermell. basketball league among each of the high A , school divisions. Members of the Varsity ' . ' W Q KM served as referees. E F. Aguirre l206l tries to bloclr W. Nourie l206l and A. Bernal T- C0l'll'dd and T. Doyle l2l0l a shot of T. Doyle l2IOl while T. l2l0l iump tor rebound during try to bloclr shot ot F. V996 12061 Conrad l2lOl looks on. game between 2l0 and 206. G. Dunagan waits for the rebound. S- . ? f' xx.. .egg l+'s a complete fake as J. While breaks llmrough- guard in a pracfice play. The Scoringesf backfield in CCHS hisfory: J. de la Rosa, F. Rios, J. While, and G. Barlos. hampions 6? game. Q fl Guarding Cenfral's goal line were: S. Silva, H. Kunz, J. Schuhardf, P. Reyes, M. Berckmoes, and W. Nourie on fhe line: Jim. Korn and J. de la Rosa as linebaclrers: J. While and P. Vell- man flue defensive halfbaclrs: and F. Rios, fhe safely man. F. Rios making a well-fimed block, o ens fhe field for J. de la Rosa's ?D in flue San Marcos starred with tvo T D one an 85 yard run n the TMI win 470 The Buttons won the trophy game from San Marcos 25 l4 for mlured guard Iim Mueller watching from the sideline The Bu! tons mauled Peacocl-' 27 G Though the Buttons took Edison by surprise in the first hall the Bears rallied in the second hall to win, 26-20. Ierry de la Rosa scored two touchdowns in the Music Festival game to down the Corpus Christi Cavaliers, 28-12. lu post-seal sori games, the Buttons topped the St. Ioseph Flyers, l-1-O and Pleasanton, 12-6. Bro. Martin lVlclVlurtrey was head coach of this record-breaking team arid was assisted by Bro. Wm. McCarthy and Bro. Ed Dunne, 4 Milling UP Cenfra.l's point scoring offensive team were S Silva H Kun! W- GONIGPB. M. Berfzlrmoes, J. Mueller J Joeris and W Nourne G Bartos quarter bacll: F. Rios, J. White, halfbaclrs and J de la Rosa 'fullback 57 59 '54 4 .1 x I In ' M r M 1 .' 4 ' 'gg f' 'A . -'fp Nil ' . K J, ,lj 1 if 'WZ' , , r Y r ri ' 'Zi -if-r f er ' r, 3' r ' r ' QW yep IM 'lr U K 1 5, Aw-... tg , 1 ,Q U 6' 4' Players and coaches capped a successful gridiron season with a banquet sponsored by the parents and trpends ot the players in the school cafeteria, December ll, Players and their dates enjoyed the south- ern fried chickezi, cranberry sauce, green peas, hot rolls, and other delicacies of the banquet. For dessert, Bro. Martin cut a cake appropriate- ly decorated rr: the shape ot a football gridiron complete with goals and yardlines. The SAL trophy was awarded by Bro lanson to Santiago Silva and Bill Nourze who repie- sented Central s charrtpgonship tearzi. The trophy presentation was followed by ci dance, an appropriate climax to cz wonderful evening. rfks V tw g, cHAMP'0NS 9 O ij. ' , . 'viii' UW f BANQUET Qigiiiihxx ghmifgfif 'mn' 'Uh k::: , j I fun f ,nu I I um! 'Iggy' 'I nina ,uuf :fu 1 1: uuf 'H' MW XQX.-WX Q llll J!! lin Ill ll IIQI lx xii ,QBI Followrng xn the footsteps of the varsrty the mrnor football teams had very successful seasons The B team had a record of seven wms and two losses gettmg off to a good start by dowmng South San 60 Ir close order Pea cock fell I9 B Alamo Herqhrs dropped a close one a 20 decxsron to the Beezers T M l mflrcted Bro Knemngers boys wrth then two losses 76 a d 97 Alamo He guts fell 'or the second trmc 6 0 and South Sa followed surt gomg down 130 Peacock also fell a second trme 260 To top off the season the Beezers trounced Kerrvrlle 2 0 Scormg 497 potnts to me opponents mere 37 Bro Labus C team was undefeated 1n league play ana other season competttron San Antomo Academy started the parade of vrctrms wzth a 35 0 defeat Followmg rn raprd order of defeats were Edgewood 6 0 Peacock 540 South San 400 Hawthorne 340 Alamo Herghts 127 San Antonro Academy 34 0 Edgewood 206 St Anthony 76 Peacock 440 St Ioseph s Vrctorra 53 0 Alamo Herghts 14 0 South San 36 6 Mount Sacred Heart 29 6 Kerr vrlle 52 0 and Mount Sacred 27 6 sf A Ceezer carries p g s lr 1 n Cenfral agaonsf South San at 91 Anthony 'Eli' in gy 2 fi .IK Jr! 's 'er 'I my .ga -1' .,,.-D nf ' gd. IL, r -1 iAQ'-4 'xi Right, P Brnffon vs un the clear agamsf T M I Left, R Hmgsf snags a touchdown pass ag-:mst T M I ' 111 . r , 4 1 I 5 ' ffl f 1 X . , V 4 x -'w-1 js' A's.' 4 . , --, f' ' ' - 4. y- b 72 ' T1 ' ,li :tl -I, M nt- '. -- , -4 'nil I. L-' V r , V I , A Mj,:l3l 1' l, K 5.1: ., 3 , .fa-in p Ax! K ' A , , the i ' for ' --1. n l S 1 l ' 1, - , 1- . ' 18 ' , Y ' 75 . -fe' Ni-P G , 7 Q A , .N We ' t f f tg - , , I H H - If .Q ' ' , 7. . 'ft 'N Y 'A . ' A 2 A www My A' 4 . . 1 -' 4 I -, - W , gmt 4 A 1 aft' . ' ' ' -, ' ,-, w' ,, , 'ffl .Viv 1-I D 4 my rA4-- V' Coached by Bro Fred Fmk cmd Senlor Pat Keelfe the mxdgets won three qames lost four and tied one The team opened therr season wxth a 12 O vxctory over San Antonro Academy Therr sec ond cmd thrrd attempts were not as successful as they tell to South San 60 and Alamo Hexghts 27 O In the second round the mrdgets t1ed San Antomo Academy 66 and lost t South San 60 The mxdqet Buttons bowed to Alamo Herghts 270 rn then' s1xth t1lt Mount Sacred Heart forferted twrce to the mrdgets for scores of 1 0 I Poole Pat and Dan Pape I Iaeckle G Reger I Dobbs S Salas and M Wrllrams were standouts for the mrdgets 62uJfwz.eW SITTING R Puckard P Garza O Trnpp J Poole G Reger J Rudd and D Pape SECOND ROW G Pelfon J Dobbs S Salas M Wal hams J Jaeckle J Blevins E Zoller R Rodroquez P Pape H Schmidt C Wunn S Rodrnguez and R Botello BACK Coach Pat Keeffe ggi. Q if f5L 'Q Q, fur tai Jflf WM' 4,0 ' 1 fl f 93 A li! JI 4 L if? I --.J 417+ 'Q -nal' 'V R 5 -9 af jux Q. c ' 'C 95 ay 'J x 1-DVFY7 C l . ' . ' . ' I . I' O ' , . ' , . ' , . , I ' ,. , 1 ., I ' 's'I 'nl I ' . ff lt 1 Z . 4 f H-It h--fx ,,.-, .,l ,i,V,.,, L, f: by yy , . Z- 1 gilt. 2 -3 I -,S-Q ' If I ,, X V,. K , ' I --V 'YT D-I ' pf fi Ll 'I I A-A . ' I ' as 'M '41 ri. dt 'f Vi 'lffff i 4 ,ft . fit I I ll lf H 7 la ' ' A flllb X I l a - fl ' f! 7 V I ., ' I l... 5 ' . r V. AI K' ' 5 A . I A Yi j , ' , It s if f, if . 'J Y74' 'A 5 ' nl ' 5 X. , .15 A A A , 1 , Q . E 2 , A. I A, ' N, T 4 I B I K F Y fx I A H ' fp 4. 5 ' N. y . J it A g, ,J u .?, .4 gzz es - -l' . 5 ' .uh 1 ll 2 1 -Q A t .i h Q .., .I I , '-'9' l I. ra- n I , s , I - I . T., Q' V 'P v , A I . PM - r ' A . 'll B. Frcxzer norms our the quad Work of the '51-'SZ sauud ., ,AL YV X YN..- Q lin .JI ' ' Y . l 1 , A' .N I T ' x T 4 1 vf . ' ' I N 4.,,,,, H. . I rv -Z nn ln sa I . Q 'Ill an . .. ' ' Ill nu un EV- I ,, l - I , Y .f If Pi. ,X . ' 2 lm .ii M - ' 6 llll llll I .wa illl llll ' was ' - . x ' f' 'r.4..q.:,5r1? .5 2-gi 34 CCHS Iocornotrveh led by setpfups and hecrdstands. Y Almcquer 5 and S. Morin dnrect your atlentron to L. Carr holdmq K Adkxns: I. Mc I Ilheny holdxnq C. Eastwood. and M. Trerber holdrnq K, Hawkins. '- - , X VN: 7 7'-H44 ,'4w?U?'?i'5i'1:7f' -wU9F'.,X f' . ru 'A'?'-' ' f ' .. lm llll ' ' 6 X N Ill llll Ill! I , I ll I 'M' ' in M. Ill . - I!! ill! llll ll lfl I 9 ,e ,... Y ll IIZI iii - Nxt.- -- MM , UTI NIT 'i ' . . nu di: .+I llll llll QQ.-P -ali: The WrthcxC pyramrd L to R Y Almuguer C Butts C East M-9. I wood L Porter C Byrd I Mcllheny D Petty M Trerber S Mann and I. Carr fhxdden 1 .- . 4 'B ,.4??.f49f , Q,-1-J S. Monn, K. Hawkms. Y. Almaguer, I., Porter. and C, Byrd. STANDING I. Mcllheny, C, Eastwood, M Trezber, I.. Carr, and C Bctto. MISSING B. Frazer, . Jf s'1':sr:',.w- ,,,fA , Cheerleaders tor SI-'52' KNEELING: D. Petty. D Pugh, K Adkms 1 'x uf 131.9 1 -, W, .. hw f , .. L.. Z 4 . sw,-v v ,,,Q- .B . 12 ,. H rin? The queen and ner com: vrew me pro ceedmqs STANDING: Cadets Cup! Perer Scrxvuno IA Cc! Iohn Kraus, Col. Frank Lecocke, Lt Col Rudv KIe.n M111 Gecrqe Weod. and L! Ecrl M:rr.n SITTING Mgsses Clow Drrmezer S! Henrv CcrcIe Bvrd, Inccrncre- 'Ward Queen Iudv Mrtchell, Prcwxdenre Mzry Borzewgrz Prov xdence Rosemary Sronush Sr Teresa :md Bene Izncc BI Sccrcrrxen' Q '?! X. X' ' , L' ' 1 ' . -9 I ,-1'-Q . XA, f 'S..- 'F 'Wfx ' f K N ' vw! ar S.. if Slat, Q42 w.. -ggi -. - ' I Z ' -.., ' I ' 5? TV in A.. , 1 v ' -I 4 . - ' - r -1 -.. '--- f- - S.. . Q qw Af 2-1: -fgiirzi rim. , .. ,wi ift ,Q 'S .. ...t-ra. '--atm p., f se., 'Ref f.':f::w -F L I zu. ,ff 2 -:8 , -. .Q 'aa .1 1, .. .- .. 25:-rv. -4.1 -- A ' 1 45 ' I3Q i?' si -- x , ' s x.. , -- ,: 2 , l 15, ' .- f Q .. . V - ' 1-.. 3 . , ,A H' ,. . . f . Q 'E . 0 V v-fm, 2' , - E- V if V ' . -Q-.:f:f .: 'B - - V Q ,ie , we . a..,,:f ,5-3 r ,-. 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I -4- '4' , . 13, H ,iw l' ' ' 'fs Sf' iii: Fr Ralph Dyer refreaf masfer for .spperclasses glves fmal aclvlce f lunvors and sensors durmg Annual Refreaf .,-152 S+uden+s conclude Refreaf wnfh recephon of Holy Com mumon .K X 5 Fr John Leaes, refreal m a s 1' e r for underclassrnen, clnscusses flue clay's 'lopuc wrlh Elmer Parsons, Melvun Reusl, and Louas Kocurel: Rebzeelfg ' The annual Refreal held ihls year al Cenfral Cafhollc was a general suc cess Cenfral was honored fhls year by having as Refreafmasfer +he Chaplam of S+ Mary s Umversrly Rev Ralph Dyer Falher Dyer preached ihe Refreai' 'l'o The Jumors and Sensors and had as hrs sublecf maHer The Duhes of a Chnshan Genfleman Asslshng Faiher Dyer m 'lhe Relreai was Cenfrals own Chaplain Rev John Lewes who gave fhe Sophomores and +he Freshmen fheur Refrear The umporfance of Confession and Commumon along wdh +he value of ihe Rosary was slressed by Falher Leles The Refreal' was concluded by fhe enhre sfudenf body a'H'endmg Mass and recelvlng Holy Commumon ...AGNA Commumons were many Fr Dyer guves Com Fr Dyer sfresses 'lhe durmg Refreaf Rev mumon as M Berclc nmporfance of bemg a Chas ONe1ll dns+rlbu+es moes asslsfs wulh pa Chrnshan gen+leman The Eucharnsf during Mass len gr x, EL 'ei f 6, Kr IA if A i , 'IEE I 4 W ,Ir Fw 'YZ ,Q 1' c ' fi , .g X. S, x X 15,1- !x 9, Xdxv QR XINXQXO. e9ecm.X. YN Oomo Ofvl e e YN. Skefl ex , . 'Og xeqxeeerw - i, WQQCY . XP-XLXQXSG: CSA vo. O. vi Sevx eww, . x. 'Es . Svc od Yxoe qx 9 e X. X 1 o OX, 'ie ' Q60 Xomo QQOOOOONL Q0 O.Q1eo6.o06 X. Qi, vxcxv-ma, VX. 00 xledqooo. 5, '. E' Z' Ns' 'H+ X Ya JVM, 1 QQ-5 xo Q0-ae mi Q xlexxgoox Kd , Yaoixoq, mo, ood 'Yo X'-Ixvq IA.. oduqo rhcwoeoxwi. '00, E. VXQ1 E LLJ !- a fpf Q x W T I AFI, Xwi M ' X4 . 5.'f'o 5'- .v-I 14 i 57 Ii ef Y .ii -I '3 ng, ,aj lin i 'il I my v ,4 55. w N A g.,, fi- Nu V, gig! m :Q his if. 'Q 1 Y 4 I TF' s, i ,. gb , Z Z I J TQ f Ext' N, r- -g ,Hr 74,,rd,'g f 1 ff' U'-'mm A. 'J-f XV f 1 A-A S I Fathers'Club . . . Speakers al the Falher- Son Banquef are l. lo r.: Presidenl, Mr. Walter Reh- loffg Principal Brolher Henry Ringlxamp: Pal Keeffe, Presi- dent of the Sludenl Coun- cil: Mr. Joseph While, Chairman: and Ll. Col. John Long, Chaplain Lacldand A.F.8. RIGHT: Falhers and boys enjoy Falher-Son Benquel. FAR RIGHT: Officers of Falhers' Club are: Messrs. A. Wayland, J. While, W. Relzloff lpresidenfl, and J. Ridd: Slanding: Messrs. H. Koplen, A. Tengler, R. Zell- er, J. Grossenbacher. J. Velflmen, and M. Corlez. ....S. ... Il sm' fi' 1. .4-Wi. - Q 'itfng ififia f--.A W f fr-.133 9? rl Z 4 x wxxi' ,dl 74,25 . .,..' W 1 ' .Z A V fi Af. f , ,R 1 iii, 6 M ' Y vi , K ff' 1 X 1 fl 4 by ils dynamic and loyal Pres- as Mfg Waller Relzloll, fhe Fa- Club, year extended ifs financial We various school ac- tivities- ' ' 'A y ,Besides assisling Afhlellcsgfhe Fa- lhers' Club exlended its aid fo Speech, Band, Mililary, Ari Club and the FANG. On 'Field Day lhey pre- senled an achievernenl award lor the Mllllary. The Club lilcewise has provided lhe parenls wills several enlerlaining ln y Hrs acllvllles are lhe Falher- Son Banquei managed by Mr. Jos. While. Mr. Dan Weyland alfended lo fhe Fall Feslival, and Mr. Henry Kaplan ran lhe Games Parfy. The No Wesfem Dances were supervised ty Mr. Julius Grossenbacher and Mr. enry Traulweln. The Holiday Caba- rel Dance was managed by Mr. Ed- ward Mainz. The Falhers' Club also sponsored lhe annual Barbecue, May 5. . a soclals. s I lr 1 y a e Q I ,J t f. s ,R I. Q- 'lt' . En Zddhdwfb . . . shouted the senior Dance Corn- mittee when it began its social lite last spring with a beautiful prom. High- light of the prom decorations was the fountain surrounded by a small lily pond complete with underwater light- mg. A gridiron dance to celebrate a vic- torious season opened the iall social season. The Halloween Tacky dance followed during which a contest was held to determine the tackiest cos- tumes. Among the boys, prizes went to lim Dowdy and Louis Navarro: for the girls, prizes went to Anita Honey Svasta and Pat Corrigan. both of Providence. Th e post-Thanksgiving dance closed the Fall season. Bull Boring-the mood? you name it. No doubt of the mood of M. Driskill. Pete Scrivano prefers the live- lv tunes. Handlebar M Watson looks for a like vlchm for a new swindle Left, Max Seidenschnur and Rey Goodlett dem- onstrate the proper way to do the iitterbug. Right, Mr. Paul Bury teaches new step as Miss Peggy Cunov demon- strates with the cooperae tion of Harold Kunz. Aside from the dances, weekly dance practices were held Wednes- day evenings. Instructors were Mr. Paul Bury cmd Miss Peggy Cunov. Classes were separated into two divisions with Iuniors and Seniors one week, and Freshmen. Sopho- mores, and Grades the next. Students were taught the square dance, waltz. fox trot, and jitterbug. 4, 0 - E, Winners of the Tacky contest were Jim Dowdy, Honey Svasta, Louis Navarro, and Pat Corrigan. Pat Corrigan and Jerry de la Rosa, Gay Meyer, Mary De Lo Santos, and Freddie Rodriguez pause between sets to pose for a Gridiron Dance picture. o FAR RIGHT T La lro . - p . F. Rodriguez and W. Hol- der present Chief of the Vagabondsu in studio A of sfafion KlWW. RIGHT, W. Breen reads script' as T. Laplro and E. Moynahan discuss sound effects for Chief of the Vagabondsf' t ? X , -1 visit Members of the Radio Workshop are: FRONT ROW: S. Chapa, D. Schultz, D, Blaclceter, and J. Gonzales. SECOND ROW: F. Rodriguel, W. Murphey, C. Stevenson, and G. Stenzel. THIRD ROW: T. Lapko, E. Moynahan, W. Breen, W. Holder, and E. Balmer. The radio workshop, under the di- rection of Bro. George Naeger, pre- sented eight programs this year. The first, The First Voyage of Columbus, was presented October 10 over sta- tion KIWW. The play, Chief of The Vagabonds, was recorded at St. lVIary's University November 10, and presented over station KCOR. The Other Wise Man, was presented De- cember 22 over station KCOR. This was followed with a program in honor of the founder of the Society of Mary en- titled Father Chaminade, presented over station KCOR lanuary 19. XU w df : 5.52 Members of the workshop are Theodore Lapko, Sabastian Chapa, Freddie Rodriguez, lames Soann, Ralph Smith, George Stenzel, William Hold' er, Charles Pugh, Edward Moynahari, Eddie Baker, loseph Gonzales, Walter Breen, Charles Ricks, Denis Schultz. William Boring. Clarence Stevenson, Iames Millet, and David Blacketer. Donna Pettv and Svlvia Castillon of P. H. S. assisted in the Christmas pro- gram. TOP RIGHT, G. Stenzel, W. Murphey, D. Petty, and S. Castillon rehearse The Other Wise Man tor the Christmas pro- gram, RIGHT, C. Stevenson and J. Gon- zales loot: to D. Blaciceter tor cue in start- ing The First Voyage ot Columbus. BE- LOW RIGHT, W. Holder, D. Schultz, D. Blacketer and W. Murphey Ioolr on as S. Chapa reads his lines in the Father Chami- nade Day presentation. BELOW, E. Baker, and S. Chapa preview broadcast over KiWW. W 5 B 3' T' M-1. V f.. ,. if fwkqp, fr iff f' 'bf . 8 gl 'f fi lam . 4 A.J.B.f-, ,fg ' ............. Y 51 Y' 1' ! LE:- u- -n :'-'T-'E'- 3 J fr: lliiilall' '13 Z-I W?'415?lfT?l1FRHl X '79- '1lVllS'i ! ! lEli1'l W' Nl .,,, , .iw ,,,,....Y.. . .4 4 I 'aug 5 B, . .The colorful and precisioned regimenf of Ceniral Cafholic parficipaf- ed in fhe San Anfonio Armisfice Day parade, November I2. Moving down Housfon sfreef 500 sirong, they were fhe Iargesf junior ROTC unif in fhe parade. The school band, wearing fheir freshly sfarched lchalri, was 'Phe only high school miliiary band of 'lhe ciiy and was fhe only band of fhe parade +o play ihe General's March as fhey passed fhe reviewing sfand. Presenf on lhe sfand 'faking ihe passing parade was L+. Gen. L. Lures. assisfed by Maior Gen. H. Gay, Major Gen. Ainswor+h, a R General of fhe Mexican army and many civilian digniiaries. RIGHT: Company A. commanded by cade+ Capt R. Sanchez, s+ru+s down Houslon Slreel in Mass Cadence during Armislice Day Parade. P. S. Checlc fhai perfecl' sfep-anolher characier- islic of Cen1'ral's Superior ROTC. ABOVE: Cade? L+. Col. M. Berclrmoes and sfaff officers. cade+ Maior J. Dowdy and cadef Isl' Lf. T. Robinson, lead 2nd Balfalion during Ar- mislice Day Parade. LEFT, The regimenial sfaff, headed by cadel Col. F. Lecoclre, sefs pace for ROTC unif during parade. Regimenlal Execufive Officer is cade+ L+. Col. R. Klein and Regimenfal Adiuiani, cadef Major J. Liddy. l W vq.iE 1. ' n .I ' kph, LEFT, Cade? Cap'l'. J. Tenglea leads ihe Ceniral ROTC bandi down Hous'l'on Sf. during fhe Armisfice Day parade. BELOW, Bro. Charles Rahe leads lhe Glee Club in giving Thanlcs fo God, Counfry, Slafe, and School dur- ing 'lhe Thanksgiving Day program. , if f nf, Q12 T ,Jag . E . , we .Cen+ral's Glee Club sponsored 'the Thanksgiving Program, November 2l. Us- ing well-known songs, fhe chorisfers em- phasized fhe idea of grafiiude-fo God, Counfry, Siafe, and School. They showed fheir grafifude +o God by singing fhe Our Fafheri' from fhe Mass. They showed fheir appreciafion fo Couniry and Sfale by singing fhe Nalional An+hem and Tex- as, Our Texas. !Finally, fhanlxfulneg for being raised inia Calholic School was shown by singing fhe Cenfral School Song. The R.O.T.C. provided flag bearers and guards. They were a reminder of lhe pro- 'leciion fhaf Almighty God besiows on us. The program was ended by a shor+ falls by Rev. Charles Drees. ABOVE, ihe Cornucopia--Horn of Plenfy-symbol of fhe many giffs fo be Thanlcful for. XQ- . -,Xa X.. I, 1 J f I J if Qliff my-.W ..,. gym. A ff 1. ,V A, Q I I f f ! 3 I 1 32 f ., ' X 211 5 Q , ' A ' 3 35 .5 Q, . M A J fl AML ' f A ' gag ' X 1? ' 5 1 if- . fb ' ' 4 ' fi 1:3 M f is 5 A ' f- ' 4 yr 1, , Q 5 A 3 A ur 3 L .V A, fi J ' v I VL. fax K R! .MZ ffl ' 5 . ' - A I k'L T iii 1: - 32? V .2 1' 1 , VI W . ' J , A gf Hg V A , jaw, ' , . ' fx ' Me, f' x ' 4 ' ' ': Q .3 Q 1 , , f YA vq 3 7 1 :J .Y 'fa 5 - y . K A , A, 1.1 Aa . fe Q , ,AE 'iw -1 1 3, ' , ' , f, - A ' . A,B FRONT ROW: T. Crosby, J. Spann, W 'Prie3f, L. Foersfer, A. Braden, L. Maspero, J. Carmaclr. ' SECOND ROW: R. Sfouf, J. Joeris, W Burlre, D. Heffernan, C. Vaden, M. Cnapa, F. Sanfos. - ' THIRD ROW: J. Hohman, D. Ullrich, C. Reger, C. Franz, L. Navarro, F. Pierce. FOURTH ROW: D. Gilsdorf M. Pefri, W. Boring, C. Orr, J. Salaiz, F. Hamilfon, J. Norfon. FIFTH ROW: C. Menger, N. ' Wlufe, M. Luiz, C. McGraiI. E r 1 . agl 2' P ,? C' 33- ' ,if-ug. r' 6 l7 1f5!4 A Ik: ' ' 'V , ' 4-v , :gf:.y1. V3fff1.!h , .5 ,, ' -H .A Iss, ' sw W- 4' V 'k 'l ' ff si 1.07 rv X.-,A fbi: 1541 1 P K' faq-, igwg I Ii: X ',1 if ' .VJ ,ni ' ... 'M ' , ,A 4 im ll' f- Q11 Q Am' I ,Jr N ,M N . AME ,- ,X-I-2 - Ko , w WW' Bi Qi?-N nl IQ' X at .4 J Q A S ex ...N-A23 -'sm 'ZS 34,1 f W 'fu .GJ 21 95 Above: ROTC uni? marches fo S+. Mary's Crurch fo a++end fhe Cenfennial Mass. W..-..,4.M .M M, V 9 Q' T c I 7 ' Bishop Garriga praises 'Hue work of fhe Broihers of Mary in Texas and fhroughouf fhe world in his sermon af fhe Cenfennial Mass. .--. , , TEX 5 EENTENN IFIL A ZW' .1-2 4 , ,h K., -4'-bg, 'x 'X X. 'fm A QL.. ' 3 gr file' The following day, 'lhe enhre sfudenl body, led by +he ROTC unif, marched TEX NTENT 5 fifv 1 .- 'f:svQ. C .. if l +o Sf. Mary's Church where 'lhey as- sis+ed a+ a Mass in honor of Fafher Chaminade, founder of +he Sociefy of Mary. During lhe Mass, Bishop Mariano S. Garriga delivered lhe sermon prais- ing-+he work of fhe Bro+hers of Mary in Texas and ihroughouf lhe world. Commemora+ion of lhe Texas Cen- fennial of 'rhe Sociely of Mary began November ll, I95l, during +he annual Music Fesfival of 'lhe San Anfonio Ca+holic schools a+ Alamo S+adium, where S+. Mar+in's Hall band formed an M for fhe Socieiy of Mary and fhe Cen+ral band and Drill leam responded wilh a huge map of Texas confainlng lhe leHers SM, x ,, -na. -f k vm 54 Z 1? 5 'fa rv? Gradua+es of S+. Mary's College and S+. Mary's Academy reminisce wi'rl1 +l1e S+. Mary's College March concluded by +l1eir old +eacl'1er, Bro. Francis Hess, S.M. RIGHT: Cen+ral's Glee club, under l'l1e direclion of Bro. Charles Ralwe. ? 'I-Sl, Popular melodnes were rendered by G Wead J Spann, W, Bor- mg and R Jaeclrle. 5 'A 4 as 'g 1. ,X JJ J ,, ,,f,, 1 To classmales' asfonishmenl, C. Franz, supposedly murdered, arises and accuses J. Spann of flue a+- +emp+ fo lcill him. W RX co -Lx woo was S x0 :fox ' E ' 6 seere A0a5'XAaxl5'S?a o o o m 0 0 0 Xyffoqeixgaxe ilex 396 ce' cyaid YNY We or I -436 MURDER AT THE CLASS REUNION was th lends fo have commlffed suncnde us'f +o fund ouf whai has former classmafes acfually Hunk of hum He nsnf foo pleased wafh the resulfs Parhcupanfs In fhe one ac? comedy were J Spann J Hayes C Franz and Louus Navarro 1 E highlighf of fhe Cl1ris'I'mas program. C. Franz prei ' Above, W. Burlxe and J. Spann look forward +o March coniesi +o gain , .mziye I Liv: xfw' M , . . N ,M-iiiixnpn N! Mx: '. .lil X- f ' ii xx G' .N f i X f f 0 x Pk ..-f f ' v X ff, J J I Below E. Marlin L. Viramonies a n d 'f R. L y 1 o n iv e e r i s - pher Move- men+. W. Boring lisien o + g T h C h + o possession of big silver + r o p h y. Trophy won in December meef for Serious in- +erpre+a+ion is held by W. Piclrard, +im- er. R. Klein, also a fimer, c o n g rafu- laies +hem o n + h ei r success. 5 Leif, Bro. H. Huels iimes G. Wead as R. Jaeclcle, Wead's parlner in ex- femporaneous, looks on approvingly. Below lei+, P. Briiion, limer, congraiu- laies his bro+her, James, on his fine showing in ihe December con+es+. S. Mccarlhy, co-en'fran+ wifh J. Briilon, heariily admires medal wiih a big smile. in Tournament J Keeffe C Jennings and Guerra look R +o fufure years In fhe Amafeur Show n 1 'Ps . . ,, ff xnxx, ABOVE: Henry Morkovsicy and Roberi Reed discuss Ama+eur show resulfs wiih Richard Jaeckie. LEFT: Roberf Reed r e c ei v e s grand prize cash award from Pai Keeffe, S+uden+ Council president as +he oiher winning con+es+anfs look on. ry Q- , .. 35, in LEFT: Ray Sanchez is congra+ula'ff ed by Jimmy Spann and George Wead on winning firsi' place in fhe second division. This year's SAL champs and Slale runner-ups are Iefl fo righl: Fronl Row. Jim Korn, J. Larque, P. Vellman, M. Berckmoes, and S. Gor- rell. Second Row. J. Villarreal, A. Rod- riguez, P. Keeffe, J. Winler, and A. Bolner. Third Row. H. Cunov, J. Al- lison, J. Tengler, J. Mclllhenny and Coach Bro. Ed Dunne. FAR RIGHT: Varsily 'higI'1-poin+- Gerling The pass J. Allison, geffing info posilion, J. Korn lining up lhe shol, H. Cunov, making The shol, J. Tengler, springing, P. Vellman, lea - ing lhe floor and J. Mcllhenny, sink- ing lhe baskel. ers show how lo buckel 2,245 poinls. V J. Mcllhenny snags rebound and looks for possible receiver during lhe second S+. Edwards game. Boasling 'Ihe besl record of +I1e Ias+ five sea- sons, 'Ihis year's varsily baske+baII 'team had an im- pressive record of 33 wins and six losses. The leam scored I,969 poinls lo lhe opposi- +ion's l,235 in capluring lhe SAL championship. The +eam's lirsl' SAL 'fry againsl Peacock was successful, coming ouf on lop, 44-30. Following in close order were Ihe defeals of Concordia, 6I-39, and San Marcos, 59-30. Sl. Edward's broke 'the sfring wilh a 53-43 win. Afler our loss lo SI. Edward's, we were never again defealed in SAL compefilion. Falling viclim lo The Bu++on's Bucke+s f I . gy I 23 I I No wonder Cenfral scored so Wlnler H Cunov and A Bolner had seven arms and nine e among fnem P Keetic loo in wonder. were, TMI, 89-323 Peacock, 80-275 Concordia, 65- 39: S+. Edward's, 52-287 San Marcos, 60-I8, and TMI, 72-43 Io complele lhe len game SAL schedule. Our Bullons came oul on 'Ihe lop on 'Ihe SAL lournamenl held in lhe TMI gym, December 7 and 8 by downing Concordia, 42-30, in The firsl round and TMI, 6I-35, in +he semi-finals. In lhe finals lhe Buflons oulscored S+. Edward's by I3 poinfs, de- fealing lhem 46-33. High poinl' men for Cenlral were P. Velfman 47I, H. Cunov 456, J. Mcllhenny 350, J. Villarreal 2I I, J. Allison I86, J. Tengler I7I, and Jim Korn wilh II7. many poinls during The season. J. ' I ga ' . . I ks c' All eyes are on fhe bashef as J Tengler gefs se? fo shool m game agaunsf S? Gerard s WW ,pf QP 131' In non conference games lhe Buffons had a rec ord of I8 4 scormg I 492 pounfs fo fhe opposuflons The Buffons sfarfed fhe season wnfh a 5I 27 vlcfory over Sf Joseph's of Vncforua The defeafs of Sf Anfhony's 52 37, 'rhe Alumm, 48 38 and Hof Wells 55 33 preceded fhe loss fo Alamo Heughfs 46 35 In fhe semu flnals of 'rhe Soufh San Tourna menf The feam fell before Braclcenrudge 64 62 and Jefferson 33 29 before snappnng fhe fhree game losmg sfrealm wnfh a 64 60 declsuon over Tech ln fhe San Anfonuo lnvlfafuonal Tournamenf fhc P Velfman hands off lo J Vxllarreal In farsf quarfer acflon agamsf Hof Wells 'ream came up wufh fhe frophy by defeafmg Cuero 64 34 and Hof Wells 4l I9 an fhe fnrsf and second rounds Del Rao 48 I8 rn 'flue sem: finals and Soufh San 49 37 an fhe fmals Precedung fhe 5l 43 loss fo Lancer fhe feam frounced Hof Wells 62 37 Affer +he loss fo Lamer fhe feam haf fhe vrcfory frail wl+h elghf consecufnve non conference wins Soufh San sfarfed our wln sfrealr by bowing lWIC9 fo fhe Buffons 33 25, and 42 32 The Buffons downed Sf Josepl1's Vucforla, 55 24, Sl' Gerard's, 66 32, and 7l 24, Sf Anl'hony's, 66 28, and 83 48, and Ednson, 7l 5l, before fhe Texas Cafholuc In ferscholashc League Tournamenf N l my 7 117 lf ' 7 1 X 4 A f 4 ' M 4' ,, f ' r - , I rl lf 1 I I ' 1 . ' ' 5 1 V 3 2 l ' ' 2'-' . ' L I Y y ,T 832. l ' ' ' , ' , . 7 Q Keeping pace with the Varsi- ty, the B team defeated St. Anthony, 36-23 and Northeast Rural High School, 55-25 for their first two games. Peacock was the next victim of the driv- ing B team with a score of 40-18. Alamo Heights, always a strong contender, dropped to the mighty B boys, 25-22. A top heavy score of 55-33 proved the TMI Panthers to be defense- less. When the team's morale was high it met its first defeat against South San, 29-25. But the Beezers came back with re- newed inspiration to down TMI again, 50-28. A second victory over St. Anthony 39-27 gave the Beezers the crown for the Bex- ar County Iunior Conference Championship. af, X. Saenz 19, goes up tor a bucket. P. Copp Q31 and P. Britton U01 are ready for the re- bound. J. Zoiier waits tor action in the back- ground. P. Copp Q31 has just tossed ott a shot against Tivy. i 41 CHAMPIONSHIP BEEZERS are: FRONT ROW, R. Troilo, J. Kulas, R. Haynes, E. Aguilar, E. Pape, and R. Mationeg SECOND ROW, J. Jarrett, J. Rendon, R. Go- mez, E. Rudes, J. Elder, L. Rothman, and P. Zennerg THIRD ROW, E. Klar, C. Nourie, R. Hingst, P. Britton, X. Saenz, J. Chavana, J. Zoller, K. Wunsch, and P. Copp. . The A team dropped their first '51-'52 game to St. Anthony, 34-20. In their next game, the A team defeated Tech 45-40, and followed by bowling over Alamo Heights, 36-24. The team's second defeat came when they traveled to San Marcos where they were beaten, 24-21. St. Edwards gave the Central A its third defeat, 54-40. Led by T. Moncus and H. Molina, the A team downed the TMI Panthers by the score of 53-17. The following two games saw the team victorious over St. Ioseph's, 41-27 and Peacock, 53-17. The last four games had the A team winning two and losing two. The first of these they lost to St. Anthony, 31-30 and the second they won from Concordia, 51-21. In the second last game of the season, the team badly defeated St. Edwards, 59-25, and in the final game, they again fell to St. Anthony, 30-28. P. Britton 1101 shoots a lump shot. X. Saenz 191 and P. Copp 131, wait for re- bound. Background, J. Zoll- er 151 and E. Rudes ll I1 are ready for pass. .f vt Members of the A team are: FRONT ROW, B. Raiford, E. Silva, G. Parma, J. Fordyce, and H. Molina: SECOND ROW, E. Brandt, W. Luedeman, L. Brieden, and N. Harrison. ABSENT: T. Moncus, H. Keller, R. DeLeon, and T. Lutz. 9 s,,.,, O BQAP 'I 0 The C feam funlshed Iheur season wrlh II wms and four losses The Ceezers racked up 4II pom'I's 'Io 'rhelr opponenls 297 averag mg aboul 29 ponnls per game Hugh scorers were E Mamz wu+h I07 pomis and A Crosby wrlh 99 pomfs The Iasf I2 games of 'lhe C Team were played under Ihe coachlng of Bro George Naeger who replaced Bro Charles Labus when +he laHer Ief+ for Peru E Mannz adds Iwo more ponnls un a game urlng Ihe gr school Iournamenl The Mudgels ended iheur season wnfh a record of +hree wms and seven losses They won Ihelr larsl game agamsl' Soulh San I6 I2 'rhelr Iasl game agaunsl' LuHIe Flower I92 and one un lhe middle of +he season agamsl' San Anfomo Academy 2I I9 J Dobbs was hugh scorer on fhe 'ream wn+h 38 pounls followed by E Moynahan wl+h 2I and J Jaeclnle and W Breen wulh I9 M Wulllams and R Rodruguez were oul s'I'andmg on defense whsle J Dobbs J Poole and J Rudd showed some abulsfy af ball handling Among fhe sevenfh graders H Schmldl' R Pnclrard P Pape and P Garza showed mosf abululy O Trnppe was manager CCHS Opponenf 32 LrHIe Flower 2I 30 SI' An+hony I3 24 Alamo Helghfs 3l 8 Peacock Soufh San 20 Alamo Helghfs 23 33 S+ An+hony 2I CCHS Opponenf I8 San Anfomo A 23 46 LlHIe Flower I7 Peacock I8 Alamo Helghfs 25 Soufh San 38 San Anfonno A 20 29 LlHIe Flower 25 22 Sf Anfhony I5 CCHS Opponenf I6 Sou+h San 6 Alamo Helghls I0 Alamo Helghfs Soufh an 2I San Anfomo A I9 CCHS Opponenf I5 I.lHIe Flower 20 I I Alamo Helghfs 37 5 Soulh San 23 I I San AHIOHIO A I9 I9 Ln++Ie Flower 2 : I 4 5 I 18 lla I 216 y, 4 'I.4- wi If A ' fp I If fiyl -A 356 I I I 7 I I N' II I ,.4,,..1 s I I I I CEEZERS ww ff, we 4 MIDGETS fake 3, 1046 7 I - I I2 ' I ' I9 U 7 ' I2 ' 4. li 35 , H I -4 I - , 2I S 27 ' MINOR TEAMS Mm, 'ifafudq mxfwfximi UPA A' 4 wif ix f Q RN., 5 W A The proud and smiling members of fhe Dance commi'H'ee, FIRST ROW, lef+ To righ+: J. Tengler, M. Treiber, P. Vel+man, R. Pa+- ferson, A. Pozzi, and F. Gonzales. SECOND ROW: C. BaHo, J. Clifford, A. Rodriguez, W. Nourie. E. Mar+in, J. Winler. THIRD ROW: M. Berclrmoes, J. Garza, C. Easiwood, D. Corrigan, J. Hayes, E. Konop, and R. Klein. I l 5 4 aa Capf. C. Shannahan prepares fo announce commissions +o fhe members of lhe couri' as Col. John Lyle congra'fula+es Queen Honey. On siage, lefi +o righl, firsf row, Pafsy Corrigan, Mary Ann Pugh, Evelyn Godwin, Anifa Svasla, Margarel' Trau- go++e, Yolanda Almaguer, and Rose Lee Lennarfz. Second Row: J. Hayes, G. Wead, R. Klein, P. Vellman, M. Berclrmoes, R. Garza, and C. Riclcs. 'Q X 'Q P ,,. -,, fre. lg 5 I Mx -. FRONT ROW R Mahone E Palaclo W Menducmo C Guerra J Skeldon J Lea mon J Kulas S Schoch SECOND ROW H Klem A Granofh H V C0f+81 E Jenschke C Herman R Warren J Admare H Ramsey R Knolbassa THIRD ROW R Jaeckle F Moreno D Schulz G De la Gana R Casnllas P Bn? ion L Carr J Peferson J DeSha Powne P Tondre R Run: FIFTH ROW W Murphey H Cunov N Harrison J McMahon W Luedemann P Garcia P Edmunson R MacConnell C Gorsae ABSENT H S Corfez S McCar+hy FOURTH ROW: J. Schucharf, A. Cardenas, K. Wunsch, B. Raiford, J. Klein, T. Ng i N kgs Ab s W FRON A Jowdy J Aelvoel' F Marnz H Hflf R Kal: P Marules R Tlede man N Munoz SECOND ROW Huron A dgen F LaPenfa A Sanchez A Villarreal J Ben avrdes F While R Granafo THIRD ROW R DeWmne Guadrano Loga revmo D Solis R Gomez J Ren on W FOURTH ROW R Ledbeffer, L K , Golla. E. Klar, R. Ga Izymalla, H. Ja ocurek, F rcva, R. Sims, J Brown, P Reyes, H DeCleene, W mes. ABSENT. L Brieden, R Mason, B. Mason. TROW if ff .f 5 7 4 I N 'I-W -,-. S . ,. i' ff 5 LX V r 'Z 5,1 A e f 1 S : H. , .O , . , . , . ' , . - : . ' , H. ' , R. n, . . . r ' , . ', . , . d , D FRONT ROW: M. Casfillo, F. Small, C. Luiz, F. Dobbs,'L. Truiillo, D. Drislrill, N. Vers+uyH. SECOND ROW: C. Ransom, P. Copp, G. Vega, J. Naughion, W. Schoff, R. Calzon- cul' B. Fooie J. Gonzalez THIRD ROW G Trevmo O Dawson Q ulmby J Braun R Larque W John sion S Garza A Themponf FOURTH ROW B Srlva A Vsllarreal J Vnlla D Hodges G Persyn R Cunel T Jumenez FIFTH ROW R Scholwmslu V Nlchols P Creech R Alvarez A Koch -ir- Y WY? wma-ff N03-3 Hf 5' Q . I I ' I . . . . , . , . Q , . , . , . - , . , . . . . . . . ' ' I ' I ' I ' I ' I ' I . . . . . , . , . , . , . . 5 X X N X X - if 2 I u En I if W . av. 3 55 X is 7 1 4 1 fx ' K I x 1 N' 1 l 2. l - Lljix 'vhs' uf -5-, ' '. , AQ.. q, '-C31. ' 4 , ,,.,1.:,, f v, ' 'ny' K 'af' f - 'I -. ml ' ', , . M.. - . ...,.- .. --.-A J.. QD 5 FRONT ROW: R. Goel, R. Garza, R. Troilo, W. Roberfs, H. Machado, C. Cazar G. Sanchez, S. Trevino. SECOND ROW: G. Pefers, J. Jarreff, D. Blaclrefer, R. Sfrong, M. Canfu, L. Weilr, E. Grohman, E. Masch. THIRD ROW: J. Kunfz, R. Perez, J. Singer, T. Lufz, O. Noin, B. Neill, J. Hoog, B. LeFIore. FOURTH ROW: E. Keneson, G. Sfenzel, J. Krawczynski, W Fisher Refzloff R. Heep, P. Kennell, P. Lagufchik. , D. Breland, W. J. Rendon scores Iwo poinis for Room II2. -9? sr 'E R. Esirada of Room IO3 fries a sei'-up shof during one of fhe Frosh games. RIGHT, H. James II IZI ouf-iumps H. Klein and N. Harrison IIOZI for re- bound. RIGHT, M. CowIing I203I iniercepfs pass for his ieam. Y' 4+ Z ' ,I ' .i5f,rfZ,T.3gfg, ' 'ws Q ', 2 -sires- - ,J Q 'x bsl S , . ' ,' z- -f ,A 'n ' - I 9' Flip? may ff A NWN 'Q ix 'fr' ' s . xf- 4 , ' asf? fl CIRCLE, Juniors gef sei for a rebound as J. Newman I203I fries for iwo poinfs. BELOW, H. James baskeis Iwo more poinfs for room I I2. lunior Room 201 with a total of 15 and five, was the championship team in the lunior division in the newly organized basket- ball intramurals. They had stiff competition from Boom 202 who was a close second with a sea- son record of 13 and seven. Iunior 203 finished five games out of first with a 10 and 10 total. Last place was taken by Room 205 who ended with a season of three and 17. Iunior Champs of Room 201 met Senior Champs of 212 in a playoff for the title of the Upperclass Champs. Seniors defeated the Iuniors by only three points, 21-18. oon I TRAMURALS came oul on lop wI+h a record of I4 wlns and nine losses Hugh scorer for fhe Ieam and for Ihe league was Alphonso Vnllarreal Room II2 held a season record of I2 wms and II losses lo caplure second plac Rooms l02 and 309 shared 'lhlrd place wnlh rec ox i X iw 7 4 Q 3, WA, Qu I ords of nIne wIns and I3 losses Members of Ihe Soph I I4 champuonshup 'Ieam are FRONT ROW B Foole W Scholl and D Druslull SECOND ROW 6 Trevlno G Hodges R Larque A VII larreal and V Nuclcols I I l....gh W1 mash! of A J PRLSHMAN ROOM 105 gol off Io a good slarl In Ihe fIrs'I' year of 'Ihe noon Inframurals by Ialung lop honor from Ihe ofher fuve classes wI+h a record of I2 wms and Ihree losses Room II5 pressed hard on Ihe heels of I05 falung second place wulh I0 wms and Ihree losses Thurd place was won by Frosh IOI wIIh an even eIgh+ and eughl Coashng Inlo four+h place was Room IO4 wI+h a sux and I0 Flflh and suxlh places were Ialren by I03 and II3 respechvely wI'I'h records of four and I0 and Ihree and nane Members of 'Ihe wmnmg feam are FRONT ROW E Gena E Aguular and H Schneuder SECOND ROW E Sulva 9 Saenz J Zoller A Morales and H ea A II I al N Gorrell Quai 2,-Q Oulslandmg Junlor Inlramural baslcelball league X Ieam was Ihal' of Room 20I The Champs are FRONT ROW E Poole W MacRae M Royce ard J Fordyce SECOND ROW H Freeman, T Moncus, and S J I . 3 I - I - 3. . I ' I ' I ' I ' I I - , . I . ' 6. I -I I I I ' I ' 2, I 'yet 1 ' 1 Ri ' ' ' 5 A sg. -,fl 4 N, K -I ,A my . , ,,, Z I . V IEA . , If t jfuf. I My I.I ' 9 ,. 1, z., ff- I ..,I f Q- I z g ' a 54 I I X A' xl A 3 A I I as ff, I .-1 I If f I - ' ' L, New A, .9 ,, W , ,f ' X , I . A ,4'f' if-f, T, I , if I--, ir .. -2 y W -. . gr.- I , ed'-. hy.. I , s 5 , 'SW 7 my ,J ,y ugly. I3 1 1 If I is If' I 4 fr ,- I ra- 1 I If Q' 1 ., A A I I P Y A7 dl ls iffy fig: v V. JV-ig 5 I A -1 Ie- 1- I 1 .-I I A f Q!! J, ' If. '- n x I I I - J 1 W - . U I. . . . . . . z I l , I . , . , , ' , V I' ffl. I .,, If ' I ' . E' QQ l,,f':.g -Ia. '3 ' IIS! Im 'vez ' ' m ...I I H - I I is .2-If ' 31,1 U II I-1: I nu im 7 ' I? fs' - ':,..' ' I x 'Ii ' Im Illl i i 'N .- 1 ' I- 'Q' ' -I ' , - ,,, ' I IME II f I I - 1 , , I. ' ' J I X A s I ef' az, A up ' E I I ' ' .11 ' G y ew, ' I , I ' ', V ' I I K . 225, . I is 1 I ' I ' I - I ' ' I . . . . 0 r-yevfm, ww 1 Q roars it .4-. lg ABOVE, past Alumni president, G. DeWinne presents scholarship check 'ro Bro. H. Ringlramp, Prin- cipal as P. Osborne, present presi- clenl' loolts on. GQ 'T' ' -1 ui ll If 5. XP V r Y ,.r, , i 'E' -1 I 9 f 3 1, 155 fun 4 'V' i W W Q 4 Q, is Q! Z, . 'Pd' . The Alumni, headed this year by Pat Osborne '39, fostered Faith, Fellowship, and Loyalty to the school. They fos- tered Faith by the Radio Rosary and the Communion Sunday of April 6 ABOVE, J. Breen, R. Osborne, J. Scrivano, and E. Jordan re- pare for Alumni social to be held in June. when the class of '52 were honored guests. Fellowship was enjoyed and encouraged by two dances given at the Party house and by two class renewals, Loyality to Central was en- couraged in a very practical man- ner with the presentation to the Y X school of a scholarship for a needy student. Officers during l ' the past year were Pat Os- 3, borne '39, president: Earnest ,I :wal Iordan '32, vice-president: I J V Ierry Breen '39, treasurer: W f 'A and Robert Osborne '50, I secretar . A A if ig Y Present officers of the Alumni associa 'Z 2' - -Y, tion: SEATED, E. Jordan, vice-president, P. Osborne President and J, Breen treas A ' ' urer, STANDING, R. Osborne, secretary and member of the board, G. DeWinne. Decorations for the fashion show are put up by Art club members E. Pavellza and F. Vega. x -HV , l ist ? I 'k N is I 1 U- X' A gf: W t a , e C. Janda and M. Seguin work out idea for another of their many posters. . if 2 7,1 C. Janda and M. Se- guin tall: over new Len- ten posters as Emil Pavei- lta adds finishing touches to track poster. F. Vega and Art club supervisor Bro. M. Meyer put final touch to Fashion show decorations. .Eye-catching posters by the Art Club were school boosters during the entire school year. Directed by Bro. William Burch, who was assisted by Bro. Melvin Meyer. Football. Basketball, Sodality, Baseball, and Speech were encouraged. School spirit in general was increased and religious prac- tices such as Retreat, Advent and Lenten practices, were artistically promoted. Carrying the burden of the work this year for the club were Emil Pavelka and Thomas Iirnenez. Others contributing to the poster work were Curtis Ianda and Frank Vega. lui., Q 0 ,X if ,. 'mx 2 lf' , 4 X B W! 1 ii- i .nw ' s --m M, . M 7, ,ff ,. .iq-.i A X gr -.Uv WA N ABOVE H Trevmo easily clears fhe low hurdles during pracfice. LEFT, Long John Mc- llhenny makes six feei' look sas durin racfice. 'F '3 4 ,war Q I-15' N UTM Members of fhe +rack A feam are FRONT ROW S Alberf S Tre vmo D Blaclce+er C Cazares N Munoz and D Schulz SECOND ROW J Krawczynslu J Sanchez W Reizloff R Alvarez J Kenneson W Fnsher and A DelaPena II II . I ' I ' ' I ' I ' I ' I - I , . , I , . , . I - I ' . , . . x' -rg: Igifk Eg Gnu. 'SL X i 4 1 121 Cl- C3 F3 GLEE CLUB 0mMbMCQbuh4 Y 5 rf F , 4.0. 'J . Under the direction of Bro. Charles Rahe, the Glee Club this year expand- ed to twenty-two members, and at- tempted such classics as Stout-Hearted Men and Soldiers' Chorus. Bro. Harold Lootens, Club accompanist, arranged music for the old favorites Old Ark's A Mov'rin, Red River Valley, and many others. The Club performed at the Thanks- giving Day program during which they sang many old tunes. Christmas Carols characterized the renditions ot the Glee Club during the Christmas pro- gram. FAR LEFT, Glee Club mem- bers are: FRONT ROW: P. Britton, J. Cantu, W. Burke, R. Haynes, J. Spann, W. Boringg SECOND ROW: J. Kunh, A. Herrera, J. Britton, G. Wead, N. Parrish, B. Cox, THIRD ROW: T. Powrie, P. Garcia, L. Navarro, C. Franz, R. Jaecltle, and M. Farmer. AB- SENT: S. Garcia, R. Perez, L. Astudillo, and F. Santos. LEFT, Glee Club members play a maior part in the Provi dence operetta An Old Ken 'lucky Garden. L to r, J. Brit ton, W. Boring, H. Mendez, G Wead, J. Kneupper, J. Spann R. Jaeclde, and M. Neclrer. The Second Bass, First Bass, and Tenors, accompanied by Bro. Harold Lootens, follow the directions of Bro. Charles Rahe. X During the Amateur program, the Club sang as a group and several members competed for the individual awards. Bob Reed took first prize for the entire program. During the Band concert songs were dedicated to Old St. Mary's Academy. Outside of school performances, the members of the Club performed for the war casualties at Brooke General Hos- pital during the Christmas Holidays. During March the members cooperated with Providence High School in pre senting the operetta An Old Kentucky Garden. ABOVE, Mr. Ruben Wehmeyer shows L. Marfinez fhe proper fingering for fhe frumpef while J. LeBlanc follows fhe example. MIDDLE, Mr. M. Ondarza shows R. Bofello fhe placemenf of fhe reed while F. Guerra, J. Marbach. and J. Bofello wafch wifh affeniion. we -.2,x I I .Wifh fheir new blue uniforms, fhe Band this foorball season were presenf af every home game giving fhaf added zip of foofball spirif. Ocfober 24, fhe Band made ifs firsf public ap- pearance of fhe year on Unifed Nafions day. Three weeks lafer, November Il, fhe Band appeared dur- ing fhe Music Fesfvial. During fheir sfa on fhe field, Band members united wifh fhe Chaminade Rifles Drill Team fo form a huge map of Texas wifhin which were fhe leffers S M fhus salufing fhe Sociefy of Mary in ifs I00fh year in Texas. November I2, fhe band joined fha ofher schools of San Anfonio in marching in fhe Armisfice Day parade. A weelr lafer, Band members journeyed fo Ausfin where fhey were guesfs of fhe Texas Uni- versify Longhorn Band during Band Day. The morning was spent in fhe annual Band Day pa- rade affer which Band members enioyed a Texas U. foofball game. The Band gave a shorf concerf for fhe second half of fhe Amafeur show on December 2, buf pre- senfed ifs official concerf January 27. A s ecial concerf for fhe Mothers' Club, March 7, follbwed and fhe Fafhers' Club were freafed on March 20. Through fhe devofed and unselfish efforfs of ifs moderafor, Bro. Leo Schaefer, fhe Band has pro- gressed in qualify and number during fhe pasf fiveyears. BELOW, Drum Maior J. Tengler discuss- es nexf parade wifh some of fhe officers of fhe band: J. Kanning, A. Bolner, R. Sy- dow, and J. Guerra. RIGHT, Drum Major J. Tengler gives his baron fo L. Foersfer, Drum Maior for '52-'53. Bro. Leo Schaefer. Band modera- ior, waiches wifh approv- al. Loyal Band sfagehandsz S. Garza watches C. Luh for cue fo open fhe cur- rains for fhe Band Con- cert, January 27. 4 ,Q f is , wktii? M. 91? .I bfi ' mififfv 'L 'H W1 QVAQ' ai FK 0 A K, v Y mv A? ' , 54, ai I 0 I, N vat QWQ1 W 9 ' . '--aw I 1 I I JH J Q5 v X 1 5 ' 'w j s Gwgf MF? A . 5. J ya fa A I A, . l 1... ., ,f - ' 2. ' --. ., ' 4, v , W ,. , , 'Y 'SEQ vifif n xx J P5 15135 in M 'tiki P-gr ,IJQP D X 'J fx .r I Na.. Cenf - ' - - rals runner up feam receives +he sferlmg silver baslrelball charms from Msg r. Morlcovslcy. S T. P. Vellman and J. Korn accepl runner-up frophy on behalf of fhe feam from Msgr. Morlcovslcy. i! ' Afler fhree impressive vic+ories over Corpus Chris+i, 83-30, Pori Arfhur, 83-32, and Jesuif of Dal- las, 63-52, an underafed +eam from S+. Thomas of Housion de- feaiecl Cenfral, 48-47, in fhe fi- nals of ihe annual Texas Cafholic Inferscholasfic League held in +he S+. Mary's Universify gymnasium. Playing four games in fhree days, Ceniraliles sank 276 poinfs fo +he opposi+ion's I62. ln fhe firs+ game of lhe fournamenf aqainsi' Pfhliious fo gel' ball info Cen- J. Korn jumps high +o avoid 'Phe hands of +ral s pOsSesSlOn. P. Vellman pre- a S+. Thomas player in TCIL championship pares himself fo oufum S+. game, l P Thomas player wi+h same idea. TCIL TOURNAMENT R -WM Corpus Chrisli, Slan Gorrell slar- red, dropping in I9 poinls ol lhe Bul'lons' 83-30 win. ln lhe Friday nighl pairings, Pal Vell'man buckeled 23 poinl's lo lead lhe Bullons lo an easy 83-32 win over lhe Corpus Chrisli Cava- liers. The Bullons came oul' on lop in lhe Salurday nighl game, 63- 52 being paired againsl Jesuil of Dallas. John Tengler was high poinl' man wilh 2l poinls. Sunday was a dishearlening day lor lhe six seniors who played lheir lasl game lor Cenlral. Allhough l'hey made a gallanl' lasl dilch allempl lo overlake lhe leam from Sl'. Thomas ol l-louslon, l'he Bullons fell shorl one poinl. When lhe final horn sounded lhe score read 48 poinls for S+. Thomas, and 47 poinls for Cenlral. Picked for lhe All-Slale leam was Pal Vellman, who scored 62 poinls during l'he l'l1ree-day lourn- amenl'. Above, J. Korn makes a vain allempl lo shove ball lo P. Vellman in game againsl Sl'. Thomas. A Above righl, in Cenl'ral's firsl' lournamenl' game, M. Berclrmoes' long arms help him lo gel' ball from oulslrelched lingers of l'wo Cavalier players. Righl, J. Allison prepares lo receive pass from an unidenlified leammale in aclion againsl' Jesuil ol Dallas. Looks as lhough J. Tengler has a lol' of compelilion lo gel' pass 'from H. Cunov during Sl. Thomas game. Up and Away! J. Tengler al'lem fs lo sink a basklel againsl opposi- lion of Jesuil's J. Tillilson, an ex- Cenlralile. SPEECH I . PLACING FIRST IN BOTH THE DECEMBER AND MARCH TOURNA MENTS the Central speech team accumulated the most pomts to take the annual Cathol1c Interscholast1c League School flrst place trophy for the Interpretatlon d1v1s1on Central tralled Ursullne m the Oratory and Extempor aneous dxvrsmons and was awarded second place trophy for the comb1ned tournaments In the March tournament Central garnered 168 pomts to Incarnate Word s 138 and Ursul1ne s 120 Ser1ous Interpretatxon camed most of those 168 pomts Wllh W Burke takmg fxrst place m the flnals and I Spann coppmg th1rd place For the comb1ned December and March tournaments W Burke won the IIISI place medal and I Spann took thrrd The Humorous duo of I Brltton and S McCarthy followed the Ser1ous d1v1s1on rn the number of pomts for the March tournament I Brxtton placed lust ln the fmals and S McCarthy placed flfth For the comb1ned December and March tournaments I Bntton I6C91Ved the hrst place gold medal and S McCarthy took the second place s11ver medal G Wead and R Iaeckle won the laurels for Central 1n the Extemporaneous d1v1s1on G Wead took second 1n the fmals and R Iaeckle took th1rd For the comb1ned tournaments R Iaeckle won the second place medal and G Wead the th1rd place In Or1g1nal oratory E Mart1n and W Bormq placed hfth and s1xth respectrvely xn the March fmals Admrrmg the trophy won by the Ser1ous lnterpretatlon d1v1s1on ol our speech team are H Cardenas trmekeep er W Bormq Or1g1nalOra tory andl Spann Serxous Interpretatlon Hls brother s keeper' Paul Brltton t1mes h1s brother Iames dunng reenactment of presentatlon oi h1s speech for the March Contest B Foote t1mes as R Iaeckle llstens to W Burke glve h1s 1nterpretat1on of The Dev1I and Damel Webs fer VICTORS .... Whtle G Wead reads E Martm readles for the March contest by typmg h1s speech Launch Out Into the Deep .1 'VFP id All entrants ln the March and Decem ber contest pose for group shot The vlctors for the 1952 season are S Mc Carthy L Vlramontes W Bormg I Spann E MGYTIH R Icreckle R Lytton Coach Bro H Huels W Burke G Wead I Button ...durm I952 O R Lytton hstens to S McCarthy QIVS Lxfe wzth C a m p a I g n Luxqz for the December contest i, . , . L . . I I I .1 . , I . ' 'V , , r vw ,4 if ' , . ' ' Q ' 4 4 f-.3 , , '. I '- f , , W, h , . ,fxxygalju I LUV: . vt L ,.'9h'h t t I -, -f, , , Jul- , 1 ii'-. A30 , HI A , ...W . V x R K , ' ' '. fic- ,if ' .. , F., -V ' .- ,--5 : .: 1 ' -'Inf , e A, . - M . V Q - V, f ,Q I.: - A W 2 ., ,Q ' K.-,.,. 4,1 .1 A Tv: ' whxta.-,, H.t f,..-bfbf. - ' f:,,3,,,5 'C , w1 'i,.ff : . . 'Q , --.-gf , X . ,M U V .. . . . - ' .,,. ' -, f'-r-,L ,- 7' Q Y, .- I, in ,- ' 4. , . - if 9 -3 f'- ' A - - Af, '- - f ' ' -- ' ,rw I 'hx . u - A ' i . V. , Mr I, H Y is-V K K t is-.1115 Ak K . , ,. A ,, . V . ' :T-ff ' - Q f JF? w S, ' ' J 1 .Q 1 - ' , , , .. . L V s 'f 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 k t A ki: , . . , . . - . , . . f'BL' , ,:,..b.,, K 0 4 :fs : 5 E James Spann iypes news Hem while I+ Paul Elizondo and Louis M a s p e r o compare noies. PEP Sfaff, Isl row, squaflingz H. Cor- lez, L. Maspero, A. Navarro. 2nd row, Kneeling: D. Ulrich, W. Boring, J. Spann, W. Heye. 3rd row: D. Hayes, P. Elizondo, J. Clifford, B. Breclicich. 4+h row: G. Weacl, E. Marlin, C. Hufclies, Bro. Roberf 3 Buss, Moderaior. QQ' Below: Armando Navarro, Dwayne Hayes, and Henry Corfez prepare dummy. Bi-Il0W. Edl'l0l'l6l Sldffi Earl Miffln. Below riglwlz William Boring wri+es siory as BYO- Buss. George Wead. William Heye and Barion Brediciclw lcibifz. 6' . y I x . if 4. ,l THE PEP w www . s. We ...the N Appearing six limes during 'lhe school year, THE PEP, Cen- +ral's school paper, lrains ifs siaff +o ga+her, evaluale, and edi+ all news concerning sludenfs, alumni, and facully aciivilies. Siudenrs of +he slaff receive +raining in presenling an infer- esling, accurale, and iournalisfic expression of Cenlral Calholic school news. THE PEP was edi+ed by George Weed, who was assisred by Earl Marlin. Jody Clifford cared for lhe business angle of accumulafing ads and Dwayne Hayes edifed +he sporls. Leif, senior sfaff members look back over a job well done. Leif, Dale Ulrich fears gal- ley proofs while Clarence Hufches and James Spann decide where +o place if on 'lhe dummy. new-M ,wymvwnwm-r FAS:-noNs TODAY 44, 5 . 3 5 I A 1. 5 4 3? :gf Y, I 4 X .A 'Aaff?' 0 I 4' LK 1 . , K I . f, qfjmg my ff A . A . , . 4 . A ' L A M 3-5. M M L ' V YV I iq, I if . s ,gf 1' 2 . W rfbjlg W . xi gf Officers of fhe Mofhers Club are. SEATED, Mesdames J. Wafson, W. Refz loff, H. Gilsdorf, A. Tengler lpresidenfl, J. Joeris, and P. Sanchez-Navarro. STAND ING, Mesdames H. Jaeclzle, J. Ridd. R. Klein, and C. Baiio. 4 X MQTHER ,Z X-r 0 Bro year -1 The Heiiernan Fammly models FASHIONS TODAY 1850 W McCarthy wears the Brothers clothlnq al the same 'I' The Mxtchell Yamxly models FASHIONS TODAY l925 Bro M McMurtrey wears the Brothers clothlnq ol the same as he dmscusses the qrades ol the Mitchell boy .r ,f 'c year Students F. Gonzalez, I, Dowdy, and 1- Liddy enjoy 9 styles the Brothers sported in 1850 and l90U worn by Bros, W. McCarthy and E. Dunne respectlvely. Learning ihe necessary qualificafions for commercial arf are W. Drysmalla, G. Zimmerman, R. Seguin, R. Reed, M. Seidenschnur. R. Granaio, M. Peiri, and V.-Dobbs. D Mr. J. Cunningham answers a ques- . . . iion of D. Manning aboui Chemical Engineering. Oiher observers are W. . Nourie, R. Mahone, L. Schmidf, H. Kunz, K. Bender, A. Villarreal. J. Canfu, and A. Herrero. . CAREER GUIDANCE NIGHT, March l8, ihe sfudenfs of Cen- iral were given a few general ideas of fhe fypes of iobs fhey could enfer affer graduafion from high school. The iallls were sponsored by The Anionians, an associafion of Cafholic businessmen in San Anionio. All general classificafions were discussed. Each siudenf was given 'Phe opporiunify of aifending fwo lecfures, one a+'7:30 p.m. and fhe oiher af 8:00 p.m. Lecfures were given by Mrs. E. Somerhauser, Accounfing: Mr. J. Schlichenmaier, Adveriising: Major C. Erspamer, Airplane pilof: Mr. W. Sebera, Building frades: Mr. E. Gaufhier, Business managemeni: Mr. J. Cunningham, Chemical engineering: Mr. W. Yancy, Com- mercial arf: Mr. H. Goerner, Farming and ranching: Mr. J. Wood, Law: Mr. M. June, Mechanic-repairman: Mr. E. Marfin, Mechanical engineering: Dr. W. Wolff, Medicine: Mr. H. Guerra, Jr., Radio: Mr. J. Pelerson, Refail selling: and Mr. E. Hyman, Television. - .uw Career speaker, Mr. J. Peferson dis cusses Reiail Selling wiih T. Gaeniner F. Garza. and C. Franz. J. wane, A. Karcher, R. em., J. Lara: Fufure Television enfhusiasfs C. Oliver, R. Mendoza. J. Sosa. H. Kuppers. and R. Wolff lisfgn fo some poiniers by Mr. E. Hy- man. I W. Burke, H. Meyer, R. Morales, and G. Richard ask for advice from Business Managemen+ experi Mr. E. Gauihier. ...Our Career Db I . Mr. J. Schlichenmaier discusses adveriising problems of C. Janda. F. Moreno, R. Acosfa, and D. Broland. PAW i 1 vi Z 52717 75 5 A1995 F1581 ill!! 4 yi 'M a lg EZ .F t 'I PS -41495 A 1' 1 6,5 x ' .Q A13 'ff -f 5-sf, 1 . 4 if k 'K ' I :Z , Q, ,v .v an nf' 3. 3 1 2 .J-' fh- I x 4 Q My -fm. ?',f , u ,.',x gv pliiaqp , I 1 u 4 b-4 ,., K . Q.. f ' -be 6 WWW C, FRONT ROW: A. Barajas, H. Schneider, R. Espinoza, J. Dury, P. Ramsey, M. Knippa D. Wall, R. Morales, J. Clvavana. SECOND ROW: J. Biehl, G. Nogueira, M. Scorza, L. Lay, E. Augilar, R. Volz, W Sfanfon. THIRD ROW: J. Yannuzzi, E. Silva, J. Zoller, J. Garcia, A. More-.'es, J. Clracon. L. Roflvrnan, D. Emerson, G. Billn-refer, FOURTH ROW: F. Alvarez, J. Smiflw, E, Cowdin, B. Kuemrnel, E. Garza, D. Hamil- fon, H. Gonzalez, C. Bonewifz, A. Slavin. BACK ROW: G. DuTerroil, J. Boffo, J. Elder. FRONT ROW L Slovall C Ulrlcl1 R Garcua K Carson C Keller J Gomez C Raba SECOND ROW T Welzel R Lopez M Garza M Augllar R Mangold T Gaerf ner THIRD ROW M Relsf L llls T Dallon T Joseph J Perry G Persyn R Luna W Herrera FOURTH ROW D Jasmer J Pradel A De La Pena J Angermlller E Corlez J Nelson ABSENT S Moy L Logan W flake. KST 'Wi X xx fa gg-me : . , . , . , . ' , . , . - : . ' , . i, . , . , . , . , . , : ' I ' l - I ' l v - u : . , . . ,eq mv C 1' 4 7 -fi n l. J usa. U 4, 1 W- ? 'r 4 'fi f 5 'V V ' 1 x 5 . M qw, ' A ' Al ' -sw fx 'Th XQ v' V N .ji , -. 1 , ' 4 1 . ,' f- . l 4 hx' . 1 5 M rl Rr J QT vols . f- f' auf- :Alf 'Olav A A-- T ' e iilfffa 1 Q., --,A , ' - lx ' Q - 1 -s :L . -O, . 4' lv I 1 In n ,A va V gn, f ' ,j ' 4 In 4 ' sn! M ag A: f - C if we I L -- L84 ' T' ' 'l I S' El , , qv , , ' ix Ct A ' u gf. v ' . is 1 x. - ' A 5 Q-SP' . I X -'lv X A l 3 1 N 1, KX ,54 -5 Tx ' 'wg L -fx C 5 N ,' ,A 5 ' T BC. l X J A - nl L 1. ' ,NX Al K r 1 If 'NG' K ' .x iv if '- , 3 FRONT ROW T Calver Kannmg A Navarro J Melzger A Mrfclwell C Remmger J Keeffe J Anderson SECOND RO Parr P Edmundson F Serna, S. Clvapa, M. Jacobs, R Briones, Clar T Lapko THIRD ROW: J. Posfon, E. Parsons. FOURTH ROW. J. Morales, J. Jolwnsfon, A Padalecki, E Geigenrmller, 71 Bauml L. Keller, C. Moss, A. Kfrcher. FIFTH ROW. H. Molina, E. Brandi, R. Davis, R Rankin, J Biffer, R Hingsf, C. Hufclres. V M ,f .,yf,,:5, .1-51:76 Vglfk- In . NY271-'.?:' I ' V' V iq, 1 ,Vs E' Q V f . l 'v' , 1 fp ' ',' -. K ' , , at . 1 4 X- 5 257 'pn 4, 21. '1 ,. , A 2 --:V -. . ,- ,Ljhjv-I , 93, 5 L1 2, ef Xu -'2f !' . ,j L'-1.1 4 ., f - w-Af:.fr-ff -2 : 21 f 'ff 2 A ' A . ., ' ?'-f- ' ' . ,. 'Q - . if v.'7,. ' . V. 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Oliver, P. Casfillo, and R. Mendoza: SECOND ROW, C. Easfwood, R. Lyssy, D. Corrigan, J. Mueller, J. Garza, M. Berclrmoes, and J. Whiieg THIRD ROW, J. Winfer, R. SIaHery, R. Reed, H. Kunz, C. Beissner, and J. Mcllhenny. RigI1+ sec+ion of piclure, L+. O. Mullrey inslrucfs cadefsg FRONT ROW, W, Piclrard, C. Ricks, H. Kuppers, E. Konop, and J. Mercado: SECOND ROW, R. Klein, A. Poui, M. Treiber, W. Kennell, and R. Paf+ersong THIRD ROW, R. Garza, J. Liddy, J. Dowdy, J. Kraus, and W. Traulwein. O ,amyi T I ,-.,. I 5 57 NZ f r ,. ' ' ...qi If T' , ,I ' Sgl. C. Srnifh poinfs ou? USE OF SIGHT ON 57MM RECOILLESS RIFLE fo secfion 'Iwo of The Ms III. G. Weed falres posilion as gunner and F. Lecoclre ads as loader, SEATED, C. BaHo, T. Robinson, W. Gonzaba, G. LaHood, and Sg+. C. Smi+h, inslruciorg STANDING, J. Clifford, J. Guerra, R. Sydow, J. Larque, J. Kanning, A. Bolner, P. Velfman, J. Tengler, R. Marlinez, N. Parrish, R. Brofherman, E. Barlos, W. Riebe, M. Smifh, and R. Ruiz. I I' LT. COL. IOHN R. LYLE Professor, Military Science and Tactics Capf. C. Shanahan shows D. Blacicerer HOW TO AIM b0MM. MORTAR Oiher cadeis of secfion IA of Ms II receiving insirucrion are: SITTING, B Frazer, D. Blacirefer, R. Heriig, J. Bass, R. Cassiilas, H. Huron, and H. Machado KNEELING, E. Kenneson, R. Acosia, R. DeLeon, B. LeFIore, J. Frifz, J. Farmer T. Esquivel, J. Admire, J. Jarrefi, and S. Albrecht STANDING, W. Fisher, A. Holguin, R. Heep, P. Kenneli, H. DeCIeene, F. SiHerIe, V. Nichols, O. Noin, C. Calares, and J. Fordyce. mil . 'F L23 K X,' . X, s ei 1 , , .Wm .V . L ntl, 4, . 1 V a ne' Ea . A -I -UMA? 4-. i , . H 'r4y , 1, .-jg. ' 'LJ v',o-p'f 'f ', r, 1 - -- N-V . .qi-. -f s 1 , fl '.- A V ', 1 ' r'-g1..i'9,4 ' ,- - ...W . . L' A ., ,J 1-l-NA. Ai '-i 'Q.',., . .I ' f Y li'9.h1 an 45 ' Zn' --.Li..'11'.' '- ff-hx' wx .s1.J'Q ijffx THE SKILL OF MARKSMANSHIP is graphically faughf by Li. O. Mulkey and Sgt. A. Burns under rhe guidance of Lf. Col. J. Lyle. Caders of secfion ZA of +he Ms ll receiving insfrucfion are: R. Jaeckle wifh gun and J. Joeris his coach, H. KIein hoIding sighiing bar for N. Harrison: SEATED, R. Jaeclile, A. Gianoi- L e++er J Kulas E Mar+inez R Garza A Braden and H Cardenas KNEELING H Erfurd+ P fi,R.edb,. ,. ,. ,. , . : ,. .. Garcia, J. Klein, R. Granaio, S. Hauger, F. EngeIs, W. Luedeman, R. Lonzon, and F. Munson: STANDING, R. Guerra, D. Breland, J. Grohman, H. Cunov ai cI1ar+, H. Corfez, P. Bri++on, and E. Hufzler. . H' Li.. 1 .cf f j .jr hsyiggfk' i,R,,,..,,x.q xg . 1-. 1 ll' 9-' Q ' un Y-W-45' .J y ,,,...u ' Y .2 MW z ff 3 l V Q T-'T 4 3 ,',,,,-. Q 4 Q J f nv ' I if' TJ' i -nr Proper use of fhe 50 CAL. AND 30 CAL MACHINE GUNS is illusfraled by J. Carmacl and J. Brillon on 'lhe 50 Cal. and L. Foersler wilh the 30 Cal. Observing Yhe demonslrafion are cadefs of seclion 3a of 'lhe Ms Il: SITTING, F. While, F. Mainz, D. Cons+an+ino, L. Schoch, D. Schullz, W. Roberis, J. Aelvoel, R. DeWinne, C. Franz, and W. Gollag KNEELING, J. Pelerson, J. Lulz, J. Brown T. Crosby J Grohman A Gonzales R Garcia and I Herrerra STANDING R Gomez W Refzloff A Sanchez D Heffernan Sql A Burns L Brueden S Gorrell H Freeman B Cox J Hoog P Ellzondo D Gllsdorl Sgf C Smllh CAPT. C. O. SHANAHAN, IR Asst. P.M.S.T. lst LT. OREN A. MULKEY Instructor Sgt. lfcl CLARK O. LOVETT Supply and Lf Col J Lyle mx ' J fe- .!, ROCKET LAUNCHING nn all :fs detail rx explained by Sgr C Smafh as L+ Col J Lyle loolcs on Cadels of sechon lb of Ihe Ms ll a++ermve fo msiruchons are FRONT ROW H Traufwem A Valdez M Seguin L Vlramonfes J Richardson G Zimmerman A Serna G Richard G Sfenzel M Royce load er and D Ullrsch slghhng launcher SECOND ROW R Sloul J Schucharl J Singer R Snell, J Slerlle, F. Trevino, D. Solis, S. Trevino, and W. Slilesg THIRD ROW, J. S+rong, T. Srein, E. Poole, R. Tiedeman, J. Turpen, B. Raiford, M. Walson, and A, Villarreal, A !1..fAvkv:,,Zfhch IG .ivy . V Y 1 ,A I y.. an wwwf- lf f ' -f,g.-.H 5'3ZQ Jw ' Cadefs of sedion 2b of ihe Ms ll learn ihe use of THE LENSATIC COMPASS for cross couniry pa+roI from Capf. C. Shanahan. Cadefs are: KNEELING, M. Pe'fri, H. Meyer, G. Parma T Madla J Rendon C. Orr, P. Reyes, R. MacConnell, and A. Ogden: STANDING, N. Munoz, F. Sanfos L Wenh H Ramsey R. Mahone. E. Olivera, B. Murphey, J. McMahon, T. Powrie, K. Wunsch, G. Meyer and W Prlesf rf -..N 'W--if 1 ihffl MAP READING is faughf io cadeis of seciion 3b of Ms ll by Sgi. J. Sullivan. Observanf cade+s are KNEELING, C. McGrail, J. Kunfz, N. Whiie, G. Pefers, E. Jennings, E. Klar, M. Kirk, J. Hohman, W. Boring J. Spann, L. Kocurelr, R. Kah, Sgi. J. Sullivan, llnsirucforl, J. Canfu, and L. Masperop STANDING, G. Wren H. James, A. Alonzo, L. Navarro, C. Pugh, W. Burlre, M. Luiz, A. WhiH, R. Tarrillion, J. Nehr, L. Asfudillo: T. Moncus, R. Nehr, E. McGinley, L. Vega, R. Perez. ER'-S if-- .ffyk ...,. wig PREVENT SHOCK 'ia' I 4 . . sg , . Sm r '.5',pg,:s,,.-Q ..',. t V ui, X N:.'1ffv1 b:1 f Sgi. J. Wilson shows cadets of sec+ion Ia of +l'1e Ms I, HOW TO APPLY A SPLINT for a brolten arm during FIRST AID CLASS. Pafienls and practitioners of FRONT ROW are: P. Edmundson, J. Elder, J. Chavana, R. Eslraclja, J. Garza, and M. Farmer. Observers are: SECOND ROW, Capt. C. Shanahan, J. Bal- Io, E. Garza, R. Haynes, J. Garza, C. Bonewih, A. Casillas, F. Hamilton, J. Chacon, and E. Aguilar Ilasf Iwo af cliarllg THIRD ROW: T. Crosby, J. Billmeier, J. Bielil, J. Drury, F. Alvarez, and D. Gomez. Sgt. 1f'cl IOSEPH I. SULLIVAN Administration - - 4? Sgt. 1. cl ANDREW S. BURNS Asst. Instructor W' , Y, SgL1wdIOHN r -' .'r., 1. WILSON ' A' Asst. Instructor X 2 1 ., , I 1 if 'Sq .,... Q' illi f'iv-v-uf, ltr!!-..-. HAND GRENADES and how fo FIRE THEM FROM A RIFLE is explained by Sgt. A. Burns Io secfion 2a of Ihe Ms I. Cadets are: SITTING, J. JoI1ns+on, R. Briones, G. Brown, J. Metzger, E. Jensclnlte, J. Mar- bacl'l, H. Gaylon, J. Leamon, R. Holliday, and J. Augermillerg KNEELING, A. Kircher, E. Masch, R. Goel, J. Clarlt, P. Maverick, P. Lagufchiclt, A. Mitchell, M. Canfu, J. Anderson, A. Baraias, and R. Mason: STAND- ING, H. Hilf, J. Bifler, Sgt A. Burns, J. Krawcxynslti, T. Bauml, C. Hulches, L. Keller, M. Jacobs, E. Geigs enmiller, and LI. Col. J. Lyle. an fL'E'leY.-.gin-T-'X 3'. V- -A. I 1 A - Q...- FIRING POSITIONS ARE DEMONSTRATED by Sgf. C. Smifln io cadefs of secfion 3a of Ms I. Posi- lions illushaled are: PRONE, R. Garza: SITTING. R. LyHong KNEELING, E. Brandi: and STANDING, W Drlymalla. Ofher cadels of class are: SITTING, L. Hungafe, R. Muclrle, R. May, M. LaHood, C. Reininger Sgf. C. Smiflw, L. Ellerbee, M. Gillis, and E. Baker: KNEELING, T. Calvert T. Laplro, F. Madla, G. Noguerra J. Piuini, M. DeHovos, R. DoIcl'1, L. Alvarez, and N. Busios: STANDING, Lf. Col. J. Lyle, E. Marshall, F. Anaya, A. Lares, P. Garza, B. Sessions, A. Armand, C. Marbacla, G. Golla, G. Guerra, V. Grohman, W. Lapko, B. Kuemmell, B. Bradiciclw, and Sgf. R. Turney. . - --.Q -.....- i f --v---,... ----v-...- 5 f Vlllly -ia: E, x--- ' llll lil Ill, PP MILITARY COURTESY is displayed under ihe direcfion of L+. O. Mullrey. Posing for fhe camera are cadefs of seclion Ib ol the Ms l: SITTING, E. Mazuca, G. Ramsey, M. Pagonis, M. Knippa, E. Kanning, J. Smiih, E. Silva, and L. Lay: KNEELING, J. Keeffe, B. Kerbral, R. Reyes, and L. S+evens7 STANDING, Sgf. R. Turney, B. Neill, H. Molina, J. Zoller, S. Pape. A. Morales, E. Poole, and Lf. O. Mulkey. iff - -., t- fs 9' Q '. 5 99' 6 ., .M w ARTIFICIAL RESPIRATION is demonstrated to cadets of section 2b of the Ms I by patient L. Rotherman and administrator H. Molina. Sgt. J. Wilson shows class proper method of holding the hands. Cadets are: FRONT ROW, M. Vorphal, F. Soulhers, M. Scorza, W. Stanton, D. Wall, H. Schneider, R. Troilo, and J. Morales and E. Travis at chart: SECOND ROW, A. Slevin, C. Raba, J. Posfon, A. Padaleclri, P. Zenner, S. Parr, R. Vasquez, and L. Vogel, THIRD ROW, B. Richardson, R. Pent, E. Parsons, C. Moss, and R. Ranlrin. .. M Vs I I dl ' S ' Q I Sgt. I. Cavazos shows S. McCarthy how to SIGHT THE BAR. Loolring on are cadets of section 3b 3 of flwe Ms I. KNEELING are: FOREGROUND, B. Ramon, and T. Tuclrerg KNEELING ROW, A. Turnquisl, E. I -mt .1 Sgt. 1 cI RICHARD P, TURNEY Administration M Sgt. CLIFFORD L. SMITH Asst. Instructor Sgt. 1 cl IGNACIO CAVAZOS Ordnance S' s Wilt ulr x Pavellra, O. Traber, C. Ramirez, R, Rivas, P. Sullivan, V. Orsalr, H. Roos, and D. Manning, STANDING, A. Ramirez, J. Selva, C. Rivas, T, Renner, P. Ortiz, C. Marbach, H. Vela, R. Schultze, R. Morales, X. Saenz, E ' R. Sequin, J. Gonzales, F. Olivera. and R. Rodriguez. INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONS over fhe lop leam of lhe Uniled Kingdom-Provencher High School of Sl. Boniface, Canada-Ihe Cenfral Rifle leam placed SECOND IN THE FOURTH ARMY AREA. Crack marlsmen are: FRONT ROW, H. Huron, E. Geigenmiller, R. Tarillion, and J. Duryg SECOND ROW G. Richard, M. Wafson, G. Ramsey, and W. Priesfg THIRD ROW, Assl. Coach Sql. A. Burns, Head Coach. H Sgf. l. Cavazos, L. Vogel, Mgr., E. Jennings J. Garza, G. Wead, and T. Robinson. . ., -2 ..'3L ' Wifi .-. in - 1 A W ,x . , , A. f' uk' , V, -- .g7.u.l - QE 1 ' ,fxh F: wi -' 0 6 W . rv. x. ' - s gil ...YI ,xiii-D in F, ,, V. I Q A I . a . - T f 4' 7 , ' ' x . P -- ARMA-5 ..,, . A I' M N , J g D I ,M g 1.4 ' 4 . A AY :' 6 . ?' ' . 'ff' The DriIl Ieam, The CHAMINADE RIFLES, dur ing one of Hs manuevers. Members are Commander, J. Spanng Guidon bearer, C. McGraiIg Right guide J. Hohman: FIRST FILE, T. AIonzo, D. Manning, B. Ra mon, J. Benevides, J. Anderson, A. Braden, A. Briones and A. Navarro, SECOND FILE, M. Chapa, R. Jaeclmle Q! . ' 1 , 2-5 fe Q ..' If .-., 'I Q' yflf L-'Q -' Y . A I I I I B. LeFIore, A. Whill, H. Klein, A. Serna, and H. Car- denasg THIRD FILE, J. Canlu, F. Trevino, M. Royce G. Zimmerman, R. Seguin, W. Sliles, and H. Morales FOURTH FILE, W. Boring, Assl. Commander, W. Murphey, M. Pelri, F. Sanlos, M. Seguin, J. Gonzales, C. Ramirez, and H. Corlez. COMPANY G AT ATTENTION. FRONT ROW, S. Salas, G. Pelfen and R. Rodriguez: SECOND ROW, cadef Capl. C. Easrwocd, Co. Com- mander, G. Esfrello. A. Saucedo, A. Carnero, H. Clamann, C. Sanchez, R Balallo, F. Guerra, D. Berlanga, E. Zoller, J. Ridd, J. Elizando, J. Cabrera A. Garza, L. Marlinez, and K. Klein, Guidon bearer: THIRD ROW, gadef Lf, R. Mendoza, P. Garza, J. Forsfer, F. Rodriguez, J. Brascher, C. Barron, H. Lozano, I. Sfuebben, H. Orozco, P. Narvarle, J. LeBIanc, C. Jennings, P. Munoz, A. Brile, J. Sleinlruger, and Sgr. W. Burke, FOURTH ROW, cadel Lf. R. Ruiz, J. Dobbs, L. Anquianc, R. Smirh, G. Relzlolf, W, Breen, A. Men- doza D. Kocurek. C. Bernal. J. Picacio, E. Casillas, J. Flores, J. Remling, L. Srnifh, and Sgr. H. Meyer: FIFTH ROW, cadet Ll. C. BaHo D. Pape, C. Umscheid, B. Holder, G. Garza, C. Traufwein, D. Genrry, E. Carreno, C. Worsanick, R. Maese, A. Hernandez, D, Traufvein, P. Jaccard, G. Sanlacruz. J. Boyer, and Sgl. H. Klein, SIXTH ROW, cadel LI. G. LaHood, M. Mi- nerva, L. Leas, H. Newman, R, DeIaGarza, A. Robledo, A. Trevunc, B. Gary. B. Heye, B. Jonielz, O. Trevino, E. Boemer, W. Schneider. A- CGYVBNIBI and Sgr. G. Sfenzelq SEVENTH ROW, cadel L+. R. Lyssy, G. Reger, R. Burke. E. Mainz, M. Wafson, and Sgr. J Schucharfi EIGHTH ROW- 5539+ LI- W- Traufwein and Sgl. L. Asludillo. ill lo f ,milf Af' z 8 A Q. .fi ROW: 1 ROW: Guerra, C. Sanchez, O. Trippe, H. Clamann, G. PeI+on, P. Flores Ricks. A. Camero, S. Rodriguez, J. Brascner, M. Skeldon, M. Zamora, Wynn, H. Langfeld. A. Mendoza, C. Barron, L. Anguine, H. Orozco, J. Refzloff, N. Cano A. Saucedo. R. Uribe, H. Schmid+, N. Hernandez, C. Genfry, C. Traurwein J. Le Blanc, H. Blankenship, J. Remling. FIFTH ROW: S. Rangel, E. Fernandez, E. Boemer. ABSENT: L. Marrinez. Mf 3,4 Fl v 5: . , 1' A 5.33: 4 ',Yn1fw.,g,,,,k A A A 34 O se '34, Q K 1.w' ' kfkf 1 ig? an L 1 . V! 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N ,Q uf' ELISEO CARRENO JOHN DOBBS RUDY ELIZONDO JOSEPH FLORES ALFONSO GARZA WILLIAM DANNEMILLER ROLAND DE LA GARZA WILLIAM DAVIS WILLIAM ECKERT ROBERT EVERETT GEORGE FORSTER ANTHONY GARZA 'np 54.- -Yf ,- If' ARTHUR GARZA x Q 2 .sg dr-Q I-I .. My wffwggj, 4 , ,f ff, I- ,.,' ' 'f S 'I ,, 5 ,!I we . ,Q , ' Y 1 .,, 40, 1 , ,I f I ,..,... . Q I! A r I .,. EA Xi ' Yi' gc. Q -v' I ' I il 7 2 ,, ' -if fx .X N1 ft , , 7 ,. - X as W' . I -4 lf' X. X I ' 'L ' I 5 .Q 2 A - WGN., ,., ...r I. , f K' I I ! X D I FRANK GIANNOTTI EI L if' A I W'LL'AM GARY MATTHEW GONZALEZ JOHN GUELDNER HENRY HARRIS W S A I Q, f I A QS? JESSE GUERRERO JOHN HARDING WILLIAM HEYE ANTHONY HERNANDEZ .Q -Q WILLIAM HOLDER KEITH HORTEN PAUL JAOOARD JOSEPH JUDD JOSEPH JOHANN JOHN JAECKLE BERNARD JONIETZ iw- 11 qw .,.,... ,sv 'ILT' ff- .1 52575 H ...Y f uv- , - ff- '41sf1u7 ' nr' A 2 , 1 , me km A KARL KLEIN DAVID KOCUREK L 2 A. 1- Lf EDWARD KOPLAN f CURTIS JUNGMAN MANUEL LEAL I M PETER LEON LEONARD LEOS . gsm f- RICHARD LOWREY JAMES LOHRKE BERNARD LUCICH MICHAEL MINERVA EDWARD MAINZ RONALD McCOMAS JAMES MILLET Sqn. f ' f' we, K 'xk'9,,1 A lf X . :G S .a .fx : ,L ' ROBERT MAESE xv my-'IB Ev' 44' 1 , I Z 1 ff ff' 'K '1 'Lv Q fb sf' Q, K' A li' .1 J N, , 1 S- F 1r:r 5-Vx A.: Y-2 -AI . fs: I 3 1 N tn T 'xv-gr .,:.. , ff 'fi If' HRX ' H 5. f ,f yv ' f 1- ,A B -fy. I- Iv 1 , 'FS 'v L 'ff' f farm' QQ, LEOPOLD PEREZ A.. .ow 4 11 fi I -V4 V EDWARD MINOR LOUIS WILLIAM MUELLER PHILIP MUNOZ CHARLES NOURIE JOHN PICACIO JOHN MOLINA MIRELES EDWARD PETER NARVARTE DANIEL PAPE DONALD PEREZ JAMES POOLE EARL POWER n 5 . -il, 'um ,R in., xr- l' ' , W-Q I 1,3 1 I I I -QI A , Q I rl ' N' MOYNAHAN is I, 6 A Q Ix , 5 . X .QI ,, ,, M, 519 V ., 'I 1 - Q SN V.. Y' i Y I. F ,L 9 M ,. nf If 'X 'ag 3, A u I I 'A' ' 5 I 'z.. 4 ' , V, 'Y CHARLES QUIMBY r , A f f ,xxx 4 'NA I ' ,, L K I 'xl Ig! A ' RUDOLPH RAMIREZ 2 PETER PROSSEN A Q' ' JOHN QUINLAN 0 ' 'X. ff . ' 'cz' 4 95 ,x ' X P1 E ROBERT RICHMOND JOHN RIDD ,Alf ALFRED RIvAs RICHARD ROBINSON 'SI , cw It , ANTHONY ROBLEDO M M . ' ROLAND RODRIGUEZ If - Q GEORGE sANTACRuz . 'V EL' I PAUL ROGERS MICHAEL SAUTER WAYNE SCHNEIDER 1: f L, .- C N X A 1 '. 1 nv on H75 f ix!-. Q ,, Q , wv fic, R, X mv, L I , aw ,S 'Q I f , Q, If-f ., I 4 f - ww- 'S Wi, A- W f-5' 3, f 'W 1 JH V Qi 6 xi' lv .Qc F44 , 225351235 Aw' if' , ' I LUTHER SMITH ANTHONY STEINKRUGER RALPH SMITH THOMAS STUEBBEN DAVID TRAUTWEIN OCTAVIO TREVINO GERALD VOGEL FERDINAND WATSON DANIEL WEYLAND MERLE WILLIAMS JAMES WINDLINGER Nah fo- ,Q ,, If B' 'J ALFRED WERNETTE HECTOR ZENTELLA f' A rv- PHILIP STRAUCH f Arv- I II J' H I JV R 1 N vw f Fw.. 41 R,- A YQ-4 'I fi ,i .gp , ,---5 653 P54 S. Rm I H Mmm '7fm:k ' ' U11 R . i ' ' l'f::gf ,f 8 , ,4., if - .gig 4 U 5 ' .9 Q ' 'Zia' fl' V , . I fe If 3 y 7-... gil , '. if H 153 a Y 7 'sf . ' f ' MIDGETS ., ,S , i til . X iff! ii f 'i Pi fi i A L W I 11 u 4' ., . , 'i nv i 5 4 .x 5. C feam iraclc members are: FRONT it ' f . A . . ' ' u -' . ' . ' .-1 f z MW' . , . R 1 ai' 'T R . iw! u' '-.L s 1 vw - s n A ' , 1 Y 'rr' ' 1 J' ' . 1' Rial' ' 1-:1,,f,T I-fr ROW. J- Jdeflllle. A. Hernandez, and S. ,- fn Braun, SECOND ROW, A. Garza, J. Flo- ., res, R. Bradicich, A. WerneHe, and J. Quinlan. A B E L O W, A. Hernandez S f flies high wifh fhe greal- 'W ws, Y ' esf of ease. x . 5 ' 5 S. Braun of C ieam V rolls over fhe high jump. ' 3' . 7' T . iieefi ,. ' . f fl.. M. Minerva hands off baion fo D. Pape during prac+ice run of 440 relay. Midgef +eam members are: FRONT ROW, R. Ramirez, D. Pape, J. Poole, and J. Dobbs: SECOND ROW, F. Ricks, P. Pape, R. Zamora, R. Boiello, M. Minerva, and M. Williams. i . 5, if' .gil .rx L 3,: ,!,.-H' Q Wlfi' ' Qi' - .5 L1 . Boih C and Midgefs par- ficipaled in 'rraclc rhis sea- son. The C feam placed fifih in lhe Soufh San ln- vi'ra'rional iournameni' and 'third in ihe Bexar Counfy Junior meer. The Midgeis placed similarly in Their di- visions of ihe same meeis. ln +he Bexar Counfy meer, A. Hernandez copped The +i1'le of oufsfanding junior pole vaulfer while R. Bradi- cich fool: firsl' place honors in The high iumping compe- +i+ion. Boih The C 'feam re- lay ls. Braun, R. Bradicich, E. Mainz, and A. Werneiiel and ihe Midge? relay iM. Minerva, D. Pape, E. Poole, J. Dobbs, R. Ramirez, and R. Bo+ellol look second place in +he 440 run. C . 'f Q 4 Q 41 A EBALL 1952 BASEBALL SCHEDULE Concordia T.M.I. Alamo Heights St. Anthony Edgewood Peacock Harlandale San Marcos Alamo Heights Castroville Castroville Concordia T.M.I. Harlandale St. Edward Peacock South Side San Marcos Port Arthur Victoria Corpus Christi is we' I Members ot Central Catl'1olic's varsit baseb ll team are FIRST ROW D We Y -H. 2 - - Y- land, Mgr., O. Dawson, R. Goel, E. Rudes, J. Zoller, and H. Cunovg SECOND ROW, P. Keette, E. Bartos, T. Lutz, J. Schuchart, R. Lozano, F. Rodriguez, and G. Powell: THIRD ROW, H. Molina, P. Zenner, R. Heep, and L. Rothman: FOURTH ROW, Bro. H. Janson, coach, M. Berclrmoes, H. Kunz, P. Veltman, W. Picltard, J. Kraus, J. Korn, and J. Korn: ABSENT, J. Winters. . Rounding out this year's sports parade, the Button baseball team turned up a beauti- CCHS ful seasofi record, winning 17 games and 30 osing on y our. 18 Pat Veltman led the sluggers with a bat- ig ting average of .439. Bob Goel and Iim Korn 12 trailed with averages of .392 and .379 re- 15 spectively. 16 The pitching staff was highlighted by 11 veteran Marcel Berckmoes who pitched five 13 wins, losing none. Rookie freshman ace Carl 13 Rudes had a four and two record. Rudes 1 also recorded 61 strikeouts. 1? The team had a 13-game winning streak 2 before bowing to Harlandale, 2-1 and St. 7 Edward's, 3-2. A team batting average of 6 .315 was chalked up for the season where- is as the opposition managed to muster only 8 a .198 average. All thumbs during the TCIL 2 tournament brought a loss of two or three games. BELOW, H. Kunz slams pi'rcl1 during ba++ing prac+iceg RIGHT, J. Korn is caughi' in a l1o+ box by J. Zoller. A. Rodriguez back up 'R Iliird. L iQ 1 - ,ff ' , i B- 'PVD-Kfl I! ., fa. N-IQ 'J-T Q. . 'Q A! 1 x.. . . S 1 in 58 as I UPPER RIGHT, E. BARTOS pufs 1I1e ball on M. Berclrmoes af 'Ibircl base. R. Lozano baclxs 'llwrowg UPPER FAR RIGHT, P. , ' Keeffe is ouf by a half a sfep as P. Velfman sirelches for a high ii ball. Cafcber J. Kraus backs +I'1row. R I G H T, G. Powell gives fielding praclice Io A. Rodriguez, J. Korn, W. Piclcarcl, and R. Lozano cluring pepper game. F 'sf S' N1 5 . 4 4 nhsrf' I 4 P 6' V, -,Y J.-. V , ,,,', , ,..nQf::k.-..--, , ..,-., 3 A Q N-, A U . Agp, ,. .-- .Q - . Q 'I v 7 ff ff! X X f A-44 X was Mx V XX N X MX f X f X f I ,f x ,.f' X X SENICDR C, JUNIOR A J Soffddl Ghamfpa Q X LEFT, W. Leuclemann races for firs+ base as R. Heep snags peg from Ihird. BELOW, Caicher J. Rendon walches G. Per- syn swing and miss for sfrilme lhree. ..--......--. zt iff 7!Y U 'ra .. P. Briflon swings for an oufside pifch 33, .' 'I' 4 by J. Kennell as +he calcher prepares for refurn fhrow. Members of Ihe C Ieam: SITTING, J. Jaeclrle, A. Garza, S. Braun wirh Irophy, C. Keller, and R. Bradicichg KNEELING, R. Ber- Ianga, G. Vogel, P. Munoz, J. Quinlan, and E. Mainz, STAND- ING, A. Rivas, F. WerneHe, and C. Raba. Sophomore Inframural champs of room II2 are: KNEELING, J. Renclon, A. Ogden, H. HiI+, N. Munoz, and F. While: STAND- ING, P. Reyes, R. Tiedeman, H. James, A. Sanchez, R. Kafz, L. Brieden, J. Aelvoef, and E. Klar. LEFT, The Soffball champs of room II5 are: SITTING, L. Kel- ler, A. Milchell, J. Posfon, C. Reninger, and M. Jacobs: KNEEL- ING, J. Morales, T. Bauml, T. Laplro, R. Briones, and J. Johns- 'long STANDING, J. Bi++er, E. Brandi, A. Paclaleclci, R. Davis, R. Hings+, E. Geigenmiller, and J. Clarlz. L. Brieden bats the breeze as catcher, R. Lar- que, claims ball. Qu 5 'f WN A' in P. Castillo smaclrs a well-hit ball along the third base foul line. J. Tengler catches while J. Kraus umps. . Room 112 of the Sophomores copped first place in their division by winning seven of their ten games, losing only two and tying one. Room 102 secured second place from 114 and with a com- piled season record of six wins, three loses and two ties. Sophomore room 309 was beaten out of third place by room 114 and the latter having a rec- ord ot three wins, six losses and two ties. Room 309 took the booby prize or last lace by losing seven of their ten .,y 3 iff 1 3, 4 lp' f 'H '. f 'X p . games, winning only two and tyin X! XX NN f X One. If 'XX 1 1 X 1 f ff 5 N. f I L - 0 4 .1 . fix Q 1' Y-5 24,9 inf-i :+I X A668 C C. pson, esqoris hon- qee, Plfiszoellprs +o +he sfage. Jumps. and- Sofa? Uhnce Qognmlffee Chir- merg G.-Meyer and P. Veli- man -End clafes view flue realisfie waferfall. Lue e'mann .5 .. i QOQ4 s p. f E 4 I 1 ' he Egan Anne Ma , rie o e House of ncrownednlbx John Tengler. her Qscorf 4 ' ' . f'. fa? 43 xglusien x , v 4. 1 1 Q, . D ' 'Under the supervision of the new Iunior Dance Committee, Centra1's gym was transformed into a romantic garden for the Iunior-Senior Prom, April 17. The setting was complete even to trees and a twelve-foot waterfall. Miss Anne Marie Luedemann was chosen queen of the Prom. She was escorted by Iohn Tengler. Honorees were, Misses Charlene Friesenhahn escorted by I. Clifford, Carole Byrd escorted by P. Keeffe, Donna Pet- ty escorted by W. Nourie, Betty Ann Gomez escorted by Rinchez, Patricia Zoeller escorted by . Stevenson, a n d Cecilia Seidenschnur escorted by E. Konop. M , lSenior valtr' o strains of 9 'FY' . D a n c e committee chairmen, past and present, Pai' Veltmann and Gay Meyer reminisce over jobs well done. 'Cenlral opened +he celebraiion of fhe Texas Cen+enniaI of The Socieiy of Mary wi+h a Solemn High Mass ai Sf. Mary's Church, January 22. A Band Conceri by lhe CCHS band was given fhe iollowing Sunday, January 27. A special parade ihrough down- Yown San Anfonio, April 29, honored fhe Broihers of Mary. The following day, Archbishop Robert E. L ucey celebraied a Ponlifical High Mass af +he Municipal Audiforium d u r i n g which Bishop Sidney M. Mefzger of EI Paso lauded 'rhe Broihers of Mary for 'lheir con+ribu+ion io edu- carion in San Anionio. A civic ban- quei al' 'lhe Menger hoiel followed ihe Mass. The Dedicarion of ihe new science hall of S+. Mary's universi+y was made iha+ afiernoon. The nexf evening, May I, ihe Si. Mary's universiiy band gave Hs annual conceri in honor of +he 8ro+hers' Texas Cenlennial. The Sociefy ol Mary enfered this floaf in all the Fiesfa parades which preceded the Cen+ennial parade. The iloaf won second place in Hs division for fhe Baffle of Flowers parade. TOP RIGHT, Many organizations join the Centennial parade to help the Society of Mary celebrate its Centennial. The Cen- tral Mothers' and Fathers' Club were well represented in the parade. RIGHT, Incar- nate Word high school girls followed the colorful float of Keystone school. Y Illlllvlll lllnl ll Y wan maxaman -qg,g.r-,-...., , -I 1 A , Si X , 1 ,-,g,,,, 5 T, f ',Qf.gr-65513 If c. 5.. N 55' P3 Z2 lvl' 4 5- .V H iii .WW 1 Q V, JJ.. ,as 'f 'tl ' tw? ii- . . A r . ,f 4, A .f--1 Parade-conscious San Antonions watch with eagerness the Brooke Army Medical Center float. RIGHT CENTER, Providence high school girls entered their new drill team in the parade. RIGHT BELOW, the snappy fourth Army band leads the pa- rade followed by the VIP's in Army cars. 3 V W-In-n-ng 6 s K ft .',, in 4, I , ,I Am ,K . , is R D 479, it :sg A A 7 . Sfarlighi' and candleligh? combined fo provide +he seniors wiih a romaniic se++ing for fhe dinner dance held af Club Sevenoaks, May I3. The Cen+ral Mofhers' Club provided +he food and facili+ies for which John Kraus, senior class presidenf, voiced 'rhe gra+i+ude of 'lhe class. Cliff Gillelfe and his orcheslra provided +he melodies and romanlic memories. a n d A. Bol- fhai' far-away fhey s h u f F I e a slow dance. fbamea fb LASS DAY fqwafacla en+ spealrs before senior gnfi fo E Q53 , ci : 1 g 4 ., F if ,Ng . Havin ihe ro Henry John Kraus, senior class .. ' A en Q . . i , O X I Q . Z, 5' g complefed anoiher year a+ Cenfral, vacafion-minded siudeni' body assem- bled in 'rhe gym, Friday, May 23, io honor fhe Seniors and receive awards for worl: well done. Good Conduci and Perfeci Affendance awards were presenied. Scholarship and Religion medals were awarded io each homeroom. Medals were also given for special services +o +he Band, and Yearbook. Cerfifi- caies were presenfed 'lo new Con- fraierniiy 'reachers and ouisianding Laiin sfudenfs. LeHers were also presenfed io Drill Team mem- bers. The l95I-l952 Ceniennial school year is ai an end. i A , i a , ' . lklfl lift ' c x 'fx rx fs. ' , A Y F1 u-. N mi axfvffn-ff LEFT, Seniors file down center aisles to be- qin the Centennial Commencement Exercises. LOWER LEFT, Rev. Iohn Leies, during the Bac- calaureate Mass, urges graduates to complete their Catholic education by attending a Catho- lic university. BELOW, Grads, leaving Audi- torium, prepare to meet the future with a clear, Christian outlook. x ,X X4 h ,gf LEFT and LOWER LEFT, Seniors listen at- tentively to the talks of advice concerning their responsibilities of the future. ' 4 n l-. f , i 15 ,qt , . 3 iv ft N ? - 'T A .Cenfennial Commencemen+ Exercises of Cen- lral Cafholic High School were held a+ lhe Munici- pal Audiforium, Sunday, May 25, al' 2:30 p.m. Following +he Welcome Address by Bro. Ed- ward Dunne, Bro. Henry Ringkamp fhen presenled fhe class and in his +all: compared fhe firsl school days of old Sf. Mary's College lo fhe school days xi' of foday. Eg X as -:X 7? y 3 ,. ' ,' 43. Fa L?- n i S' A is ' .. Q 5 Y -- Q , Mayor Sam Bell Sleves urges graduaies +o fulfill iheir responsi- bililies as cilizens, especially 'lhrough lhe use of +he righ+ 'ro voie. L+. Col. John R. Lyle, P. M. S. 8: T. of Cenfral, awarded ROTC cer+ifica+es fo fhe graduafing cadels. Msgr. Palriclc J. Geehan, S. T. D., Vicar General of +he San Anlonio Archdiocese, pre- senfed fhe scholarships, spe- cial awards, and diplomas lo merifing seniors. Grade Graduation The Grade School Graduates tiled into the Central gym Friday, May 23, to receive di- plomas. After a short talk by Bro. Henry Ring- kamp, Bro. Richard Maier, grade school prin- cipal, announced scholarship winners and Msgr. Iohn Morkovsky, superintendent of schools, presented the diplomas to the students. Msgr. Morkovsky concluded the program by speaking on the appreciation and use of Gocl's natural and supernatural gifts. iff: i .-yi Kfibiil-XL 4 Jw v as vs Ma Gio bows to the audience after receiving diploma, TOP, Philip Strauch receives congratulations from Msgr. John Morltovslty. LEFT, Graduates at- tentively watch Joseph Johann re- turn atter receiving diploma. After entering gym, grads wait tor the ceremony to begin. Graduate John Paca- ABDO GEORGEI 807 Ene Ave G-0763 AGUIRRE FELIX eos s Leona C71 F5651 BARRON IR CARROLL E 119 Bartmer C11 P29715 BARTOS EUGENE F 1614 Fresno St C11 P 2 6970 BATTO IR CHARLES L 114 Preston Ave L 2 7803 BEISSNER CLYDE L 2107 Sacramento St S-4 5576 BERCKMOES MARCEL P Rt 6 Box 469 G-6806 BERNAL ANTHONY R 3214 W Martm St G-3370 BERNAL ARMANDO R 3214 W Martln St G-3370 BOLNER ANTHONY I 502 Drake Ave C41 G3868 BOWER LAWRENCE F 407 Byrnes Dr C91 U63558 BROTHERMAN RONALD B 107 Stratford Court K 3743 CASTILLO PETER C 233 Stephenson Rd G-8433 CLANCEY LAWRENCE 2714 E Houston St F 6937 CLIFFORD IOSEPH M 153 Weymouth St P 2 1127 CONRAD TERENCE A 1722 Hxcks Ave L 4 6320 CORRIGAN CHARLES D 1402 W K1ngs Hxghway P0530 COYNE PATRICK M 518 Hammond Ave K 7854 DAUSIN LAWRENCE R 1011 Vance Iackson Rd S-4 5650 DAVIS RAYMOND E 201 Crane C41 W 2 8214 DeIaROSA IERRY HERNAN 607 Elmhurst 'I' 3738 DIAZ ISARIAS L 319 Chxplnque St C101 C8129 DOBBS VICTOR N 917 Nolan C-0771 DOWDY IAMES E 1928 Clower St C11 P2 3458 DOYLE IOSEPH F 407 WIIIIIIIIQIOH Ave C6974 DUNAGAN GEORGE W B07 Hot Wells Blvd 112 9001 EASTWOOD CLIFFORD A 138 Mom1ngs1de Dr T 3858 EBROM IOSEPH I 626 Highland Blvd 112 2214 EXPARZA IAM5 S 120 Hal11day Ave C101 K 9035 SENIOR DIRECTORY CLASS OF 1952 FORT EDWARD L 1710 W Poplar C71 P 1166 FRIESEN GERARD A 1602 W French P1 P7556 GAITAN RAYMOND I 1442 R1vas St G 3535 GARZA IOSEPH G 1511 V1rg1n1a Blvd K 3532 GARZA RICHARD R 3112 W Houston St F 8720 GONZABA WILLIAM 2326 H1cks Ave L-4 6602 GONZALEZ FRANK W 325 S Los Moras C71 G 0074 GRIFFITH GLEN H 550 W W11dwood Dr C121 S4 2563 HACKER MURRAYI Rt 8 Box 149K P29811 HAYA RUBEN 615 Delgado HAYES DWAYNE F 606 W Kmgs Hlghway C11 P9834 HAYES IEROIVIE D 1314 W Woodlawn Ave P2 8595 HENNESSEY PATRICK M 1310 V1rg1n1a Blvd L 2 3883 HERMES BERNARDI 3727 E1 Paso S1 C71 G4 4486 IANDA CURTIS B 210 Idaho St G 1115 IASMER RAY V 134 Delaware St L42908 KANNING IAMES R 610 Peck Ave C101 K8138 KEEFFE PATRICK L 831 Kentucky Ave C1 1 S4 5022 KENNELL WAYNE R 1138 Lee Hall St P 2 7425 KLEIN RUDOLPH F 207 E Carson St F 7545 KONOP EDWARD I 920 Mcllvame P0323 KORN IAMBS W 519 Balt1more G 1995 KORN IOHN R 519 Baltxmore G-1995 KRAUS IOHN H 1222 Nolan St C21 C 7888 KUNZ HAROLD 1-1 sans s Gevers qsp K sees KUPPERS HAROLD G 311 E Ceval1osC41G6103 LA HOOD GEORGE A 615 Morales St F 9057 LARQUE IR IOHN 922 Arbor Place B3 5477 Lrscocxrz FRANK I 210 w 1-11911 S1 C101 L2 3235 LEONARD IAMES D 704 Montxcello cf C101 K 1535 LIDDY IOHN A 223 Iohn Adams Dr C11 S4 1073 LOZANO RUDOLF I 338 Cupples Rd C 4 7195 LYSSY RAYMOND F 116 Parker Ave K 0201 MALONE WILLIAM L 785 Burr Rd T7615 MARTIN EARL R 558 Hermlne Blvd C121 S-4 6674 MARTINEZ IOSEPH R 211 Lorrame St C41 L-4 0956 MARTINEZ RODOLFO R 1333 Steves Ave C41 C-4-1488 MARTINEZ SANTOS S 2322 Nebraska St K 0949 McI1.HENNY IOHN H 1720 W Poplar St P 24788 MENDOZA RICHARD 210 E French P1 P 2 7803 MERCADO IUAN T 2312 Durango St G-2048 MILLER LAWRENCE M 506 Hammond Ave C101 K 1713 MORKOVSKY HENRY G 147 Fa1r Ave K7857 MUELLER IAMES I 154 Banlla T 1762 NOURIE WILLIAM P 209 W El Prado Dr T 9054 OLIVER CHARLES K 739 Montlcello Ct L 2 7078 PARR1sH NOEL 1019 Waverly Ave Q11 P 21198 PATTERSON ROBERT M 2511 Texas Ave C11 S4 4995 PAXSON CARL A Rt 8 Box 368 PEARSON IOHN 413 Drckman Rd Ft Sam C8411 4588 PICKARD WILFORD F 226 1-11-11113111 sf L 4 evaa POWELL EDWARD G 550 Hot Wells Blvd 1,2 5896 POZZI ALBERT I 1623 Waverly Ave C11 P 21737 RAKOWVI2 IAME A Rt 7 Box 335 REED ROBERT E 110 Oblate Dr S-4 6759 RICKS CHARLES H 317 Toledo St C-43990 RIEBE WILLIAM W 332 E Market St B-31853 ROBINSON THOMAS A 1121 E Burhnqton Iowa Clty Iowa RODRIGUEZ ALFRED V 1423 W Texas Ave P3985 ROSAS IR IOSEPH 919 Mlsslon Rd C101 K5117 RUIZ ROLAND I 1717 W Sa11nas St C71 F 3898 SALDANA RAUL C 1430 Guadalupe St C-4 1555 SANCHEZ RAYMOND G 1104 W Trav1s St F 2098 SANCHEZ XAVIER C 2411 W Trav1s St C 1253 SCRIVANO PETER I 415 Columbus St G 1870 SEIDENSCHNUR MAX H 823 C1nc1nnat1 Ave C21 S-4 5916 SILVA SANTIAGO 211 Hawthorne St C41 L 46995 SLATTERY ROBERT 2026 Clower St P 2 4400 SMITH MARVIN 106 W FICITICISCQD C41 1f2 4068 SOSA IAMES 735 Hoefgen Ave K 5697 SPANGLER FREDERICK Rt 8 Box 376 P2 4692 STEVENSON CLARENCE N Hotel Golf Kennedy Tex 570 SYDOW RICHARD Rt 1 Box 46 Elmendorf L25379 TENGLER IOHN A 2054 W KIHQS Hlghway C11 P 2 6511 TRAUTWEIN WILLIAM B 602 101111 Page D1 C11 P23979 TREIBER MAURICE L 918 Peach S1 gay K 1410 VAZZANA HUGH D 1605 W Woodlawn Ave P 5 8203 VEGA FRANK G 2407 Ch1huahua St F 2874 VELTMAN PATRICK G 745 Porter St L4 6540 VILLARREAL IAMES G 327 Grenet St C71 C 4 8617 WATSON IERROLD W 1004 W Craxg Place C11 P7950 WEAD GEORGE A 142 Park Dr T057l WHITE IOHN H 1822 Leal St G-6217 WINTER IOHN P 210 W Hermxne Blvd T B194 WOLPF ROBERT 339 Drexel Ave gap Kasso WRIGHT GEORGE D Rt 7 Box 270 C41 W32996 , . . 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I 1 EMIL R PAVELKA SR MR AND MRS C H PARRISH BILLY PICKARD 52 MRS LILLIAN POWELL WILLIAM PRIEST IR 53 IUANITA COLUNGA RAMIREZ DOROTHY RASKA MR AND MRS GORDON RIEBE MELTON RHEINER LUMBER COMPANY 5925 SAN PEDRO AVENUE P 25369 DR AND MRS ADRIANM ROBINSON RUDY S PHARMACY MR AND MRS EDWARD RUIZ L I RUTLEDGE 51 SAMUEL SALDANA 49 DORA SALDANA RAUL COLUNGA SALDANA 52 SANGALLI AND SON SERVICE STATION 3001 BLANCO RD P 51681 DOMINIC SCARAMOZI MR AND MRS RICHARD SCHULTZE DR AND MRS A S SHACKELFORD CAPT C O SHANAHAN IR MRS WILLIAM QUINTANA MRS M G SOSA MISS NINA SPENCER MR AND MRS I C STAIB MR AND MRS R A STEVENSON MXSGT CLIFFORD E SMITH ST PATRICKS ACADEMY ST PATRICKS CHURCH SGT I I SULLIVAN MR AND MRS E I SVASTA MRS IAMES THOMPSON WM B TRAUTWEIN 52 OLMOS THEATER VOZELLA VARIETY STORE MR AND MRS I E VELTMAN WEST BARBER SHOP MR AND MRS RAYMONDI ZOLLER HARRY AND NORMA HONEY AN PAT ZIM S ICE STATION 3403 BLANCO RD P 2 0416 FERNANDEZ DRUG STORE 1900 GUADALUPE ST C 0151 HURON GRO AND MKT 220 SAN FERNANDO ST G 6478 IAMAICA S CAFE 204 PRODUCE ROW MONTE CARLO GROC 6: MEAT MARKET CLARENCE HUTCHES 55 WILLIAM RIEBE 52 CLARENCE N STEVENSON 52 WAYNE SCHNEIDER 56 JAMES E WINDLINGER C I BRITTON 53 GEORGE POWELL 52 SANTOS MARTINEZ 52 MURRAY HACKER 52 IUAN MERCADO 52 ARMANDO BERNAL 52 FREDDIE RODRIGUEZ 52 TERRY DOYLE 52 BILLY PICKARD MGR 52 BILL NOURIE 52 CLASS OF 52 ROOM 206 WILLIAM BURKE 53 MR AND MRS HENRY SCHNEIDER IOHN BITTER 55 LOUIS HUNGATE MR. AND Mas. W. L. sci-IOTT GEORGE WEAD, IR. '52 to the Mothers ancl Fathers clubs for Central Catholic s Instructors ,5'I'0ff1t7l'5' af ,flfldfy Qaiwyfff 1:21 2 L75 H 1 N I X f , . , 182-'rff'IAj, f , YQ fiwgfiisw, f A Z la, W , g ' , . , . 4 4 'iiA3JZ 1?'4'f wffqgvgn -fgwygqw g.aW,f-,L I M1 ,, ,L f, v . ' , .- ,. Y, , ,awry f A na 4 ff -,,y,5 my U V, 30,4 W ,, V J A 2 ,- , f- saw' ., I. f, H K f , , , ,Q zfff z , '. -fmgff I I O ' -. Conqratulatzons and Best W1shes to the 1952 Graduates from your ALAMEDA THEATER E G ZOLLER Electrlcal Contractor 631 N Laredo St F 1359 JOE C BETTENCOURT Mfg Iewelers-Drarnond Setters 327 N Presa S F 7561 Courtesy of SOL FRANK CO Uniforms Menswear Herby Schmudt s RED 82 WHITE SUPER MKT 446 Power 5+ L 2 0878 lamo Qdeauty College All Beauty Servrce Half P Qh ef3'41s1 203 W Commerce CENTRAL AUTO GARAGE General Auto Hepamng nce Cor N Laredo :S Martm Sts B 3 0927 Frank San Marco Mgr Santa Rosa Hospltal 745 West' Houston G 4I7I AI AXIO Ml RC XNTII I CO Household Furnrshmgs on the Installment Plan K 0829 MALCOLM HENIGAN Mgr Southern MUSIC Co 1100 Broadway F 6353 Denny s Bakerles, Inc K 8241 2923 So Flores St 1624 Broadway 720 East Commerce CB1rthday Weddmg 6. Party CakesD Oven Fresh Bakery Products Anywhere anytzme so re reshmg Complxments ot SENIOR ROOM 212 Complzments of BILL'S BODY SHOP on - ,1 ' ' l .. . 'I . , 'I I . 1 O 0 0 . Q o 0 Compliments of C0011-C0151 is - . ! 4 N ff 1 7 , . IOM!! uunll nvvuomv or ml COCA-COM CDMA!! ll fidnemiclzi Sim' 1894 Pulling for CENTRAL Growing with CENTRAL 2II N ST MARYS ST MAURICE W REX PRES CLASS OF 32 THE MUST PeZaou4LUFFEE H H6 QOFFEE I J S NCE 94 Janzlra BRAND POULTRY nd EGGS JACOB BRANDT POULTRY HOUSE 1504 H 11 10 T 147153 fs 147154 LET US HELP YOU plan finance and build YOUR HOME JOHN J KUNTZ LUMBER CO I323 W MARTIN STREET F4354 9' THE BROTHERS OF MARY ON THEIR IO0TH ANNIVERSARY 1852 1952 ff ' JI , , C I I . , . I 1 I NN a '-'J' - ,-2'-+f ,111 . w 3 1' ,'- L ,T .Ti'g g1g,2'f'-1' 11 J f 1 vw A 0 0 'h3Ro.1vi10M MIuII 1 I C I I8 - O l ---... s. CARLOT SHIPPERS POULTRY JEGGS . 'I N Con mtulatzons TO A . S A t ' . 53335 an Yrs Wfllll eg ' 0 wi, :L Y te gulglx X Ill .edu wi lg A34 mln hang: II Q W Yihw' nga coyjlljlu ' Uelwfgl 2 N A IAS IH 0 or llwe BEST m COOKIES and CAKES T Compl1ments of COLQZLQQ A FRIEND DOUBLING TEXAS GREATEST STORE Joslces of Texas as buuldmg a grealer Joslces for a grealer San Anlomo In slze un scope in servvce As flue ploneer bunlf for lhe mugl1+y Soullawesf of loday, so are flue merchanfs of Joslce's bunldmg for 'Ihe fulure of San Anfomo as 'the faslesl' growing malor cliy of flue nahon The new Joslce's wluch wnll cover more +l1an I2 acres of floor space will be lhe ulhmafe an modern sfore design 'L' :J-ggf 4-fy S' T ,. , Z1-il5:fS7'-'Z s.. .. all T75--:QQM '-'E' ff? 'QTQQQ' 5 - -3532395 cw. 3: 4 QNQLQQ . L X' ' . ffl l L 1- 3- ?g.,x4 . All ,f ' TVNZ 9- 3?-'Qs Hiig:f'fe4-Palilglix fig Q .fi-E -.S -S .vs :A U -Tb: -I I ' it ' 5 r ' 'IRM ' . 4f- ff.. 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Comp11ments of ComPl'mem5 0f A FRIEND THE COACH Congratulations to A B FUR'j'T,E ,jE STORE O SENIORS OF 52 assMy1 GV821 AHRS FOOD MARKET FANCY GRocER1Es SELECTED MEATS 110 W O1 U 62301 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 52 AIRLINE CAB C0 I Oll ldIlIl ILIOIIS to the I31othe1s of Nleuy on The11 100th Annu els ll x ROY AKERS FUNERAL HOME ALICE FLOWER SHOP We-dd g FREE DELIVERY d IJIIO7 N z ALAMO CHURCH GOODS WHOLESALE d RETAIL SERVICE SALES RENTAL Alamo Typewrlter Servlce 4 5241 4405 S P ALAMO RADIO AND RECORDINGS TELEVISION 810 E c c W scRERTz Mg F 9001 Comphments of A FRIEND Arnenccrn Sports Center ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT SCHOOL IACKETS N SI M y G 8309 AMERICAN STANDARD HEAg,'ING PLUIZBING COMPLIMENTS TO THE CLASS OF 1952 PAUL ANDERSON CO C I The ANGELUS Funeral Home QQ fi , Ever,'.11in in p iances Try ur Television Service 09 . I. cn' 's S. - 9 . mos Drive . - ' 1 0. ,, A - Corsages - in s - Funerals ' U ' I Potte ants , ' ' 1 ' . arzcmorcr St. 1 A . Y I 2 H v i Main Ave. HOUZQD SIISGI L- - . rescr St. . Sales and Service I , . ommerce St. San Antonio, Texas - - . r. Phone - 217 . . ar 'S s1. . Serving the ations' Heal! and Comfort omp lmems of Apache Dlstrlbuhng Co Dlstrlbutors of Double Mellow Double Aged LONE STAR BEER 1538 Tamprco St Compllments of ARNOLD S HOBBY SHOP EARL ARMOR Gulf Servrce San Pedro and Mam G 8081 701 Mam Avenue San Antomo 1 Texas Phone P 2 3761 Phone P 2 6311 AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE CENTER Complete Automotzve Servrce 400 Blanco at Ashby Val E Whrte San Antomo Texas AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE INC Wholesale Drstrrbutors Telephone Cathedral 7136 Chas CMaxj Fxgh Pres Gen Mgr 800 Lexmgton Ave at Euclrd San Antomo Contarns V1tam1n B lemon llme Demons Refreshing Truely a Food Dunk Central Graduates Comphments of BANANA SUPPLY CO BASILA PHARMACY Prescrxptron Service 620 W Houston across from Sta Rosa Hosprtal San Antomo 7 Texas Fanmn 2701 Compllrnents of BARU'S BOTTLING CU San Antonlo Texas Compllments of A H BECK Congratulatlons to TheCassof 52 C L BATTO CLEANERS I843 E Commerce BERNS G BERNS ENTERPRISES Bexar County Cohseum Concessronaues Catermg our Speclalty F 4762 B 3 4941 BESCH SMITH ENTERPRISE Congratulatrons from CONCESSIONAIRES BEXAR DRUG STORE We qpec'ZlISe52hfLTnE?Z1..i'fl'2iue Chmch 1800 V'fg1m Blvd K1219 L G 1 S L Free Dellvery I I I O . I I 7 I . 1 Congratulations to the g ' I I ,F L B D W M A N .Spotting goods 6O'Lp. WHERE SPURTSMEN SERVE SPCIRTSMENH 514 N' M A FANNIN UD53 Compliments of BRUCE RUG CLEANERS I. N. Stonebraker COwnerj G. 7781 1610 N. Hackberry BROOKLYN CAKE SHOP FINE CAKES Und PASTRY 518 Brooklyn F- 1653 B. 3-0094 I G. 0971 FRANK J. BOLNER Wholesale Eggs 61 Egg Case Package Supplies 425 S. Santa Rosa Ave., at Durango St. BULNER S GRO 8: MKT 2900 S Flores St K 9441 L 2 0440 CABRERA GROCERY 8 MKT 903 W Martm St B 3 8053 BOHEMIO CAFE 527 W. Houston St. Mexican and American Dishes . 3-8339 Cruz Badillo Prop. Compliments of CANNON SHOE STORE Shoes for the entire famlly 321 Alamo Plaza B 3 8883 Comphments of C A R L S 221 E Houston St CONGRATULATIONS FROM Casa Blanca Restaurant 617 W Houston St B 3 0653 CASILLAS POULTRY PLACE Lxve and Dressed Poultry Wholesale and Retazl Fresh Eggs 515 S Laredo St B 38193 CATHOLIC LIFE INSURANCE ADOLPH ZUEHL 730 S Gevers K 0030 PAT CAVENAUGH CHARLES CAKE SHOP DRUG STORE PIES PASTRY COOKIES CAKES 728 Fredncksburg Road 3502 W Commerce St G 803 S 45231 S 47841 CHARLES PHARMACY Free De11very S Anythmg Anywhere Fresh Krlled Meats Daily 8 U m to 11 P m Poultry and Flsh 2500 Mam Ave P 7161 523 Arbor P1 B 3 0992 Congratulauons Class of 52 CHRISTY PLUMBING Co COLUNGA S 1410 W Hlldebrcmd P 1394 Pam' and BOOIY Wofks Contractmg Remodelmg Repa1rs UPh01Ste1'Y S901 Covers Welding Servxng North San Amomo 2211 W Commerce Phone B 3 0614 I 0 0 B , s o 0 o s - Q! ' ' If o I 0 1 1 1 . I 9 . in , , I . , ,' n Q - el Comp11ments of the Contmental Hotel COOL CREST MINIATURE GOLF COURSE 1402 Fredencksburg Road P 2 0385 CORONET CLEANERS Where You Naturally Expect and Get th Best 119 Gohad Road L 4 0831 CORONA STUDIOS Fme Techmque Retmed Taste Make Our Pxctures Un1que 221 N Flores St Phone C41961 Corner W Trav1s San Antomo Best Wlshes To The Class of 52 Remember When Its Bu11d1ng Matenals You re In Need Of C A L L COX LUMBER C0 W R DALLAS FURNITURE STUDIOS 901 McCullough Complete Decoratmq Serv1ce DE WINNE S BELGIUM INN Steaks Sea Foods Fned Chlcken 3119 W Commerce 44941 Dr Jos F Doyle Dr Jos F Doyle .lr 28 Dr JohnA Doyle 30 G 2822 237 W Commerce Aztec Bldg Dan s Fnendly SSIVICS Statlon 2363 Fm cny Rd DOW NTOWN NIOTOHS Your Downtown Ford Dealer SALES SERVICE 415 Ma1n Ave C 7161 Bullclmg Materlals J C DIELMANN COMPANY. INC Cathedral l42I I . . 1 . . I P. 56116 I I 1210 W. Laurel IC0Ck1CIilL0UT1Q'eI . c. - I I I Q o Q , ' I . o Q o y of ' ' , L . , 1 Y V V . O . DREW HARRELL FOOD MARKET 8521 3913 S P Tuma, DR PEPPER BOTTLING CO Son Antono Texas DITZLER AUTOMOTIVE FINISHES sw 5144140 L-KST RBD DRLC1 STURL 1704 E t Co e St G4227 W F11 d e1 Do to P Compllments of I I ECCELL CLASS as Eccell Plumblng Co FECCI S FOOD MARKET M ot d V g t WE DELIVER N F F 7541 Buy your uniforms and accessories frank Bros Congrortulohons Class of 52 THE FUTU CENTER Everythlng Photogrcrphlc Gunter Hotel G 8851 CHARLES L FRANZ FRANZ ICE HOUSE 160 N sn M y B 30846 Compllments of FROST BROTHERS TOMAS R. GARCIA Real Estate Dealer Houses and Lots on Terms 5300 W Commerce St Oihce F 4591 BODY TOOLS 8: EQUIPMENT fl-ii E R COMPRESSORS PAINT EQUIPM K' . resa I F.2IS5 F. aunxmx u OWNER S A T E ,. , in :E-I QQ , U ' 'lu af,. ' r V R-I I qw ' Q w 1 Y 1 w 1 K 1 ' 4 4 ,i - 4 x xl, as mmerc . fIllI-l I u l - ' I K, ' Ir . , - . QQ. 'gf 2' 2? -NV E e 1 cm D wer c r's rescnptzons :3,5: L 4' In 2. f his X 'frm KX , Raef. ' g g 1 1 73515, ,Q ' 1 ' ,M I 3 I C I , . I , 1 . ores St. 9 Groceries - e s Fresh Fruits an e e clbles 1 701 . rio St. . . . O AT . 3 . . or 's . - I COMPLIMENTS OF 1 FHIEDHIHH UIHULESHLE PLUIIIBIHG SUPPLIES 320 Brooklynn Avenue G 6002 San Antomo Texas A. GARZA PLUMBING CO. F1xtuIes Apphances Remodehng Repalrs 526 N Zarzamore St C 4 4766 GIANOTTI BAG CO. Buy and Sell U ed B lap B g C 2019 1717 L St 2 44 GREEN TREE CLEANERS NO 2 3700 Garden Quality Mkt S P dr G 9522 Comphments Oi MRS I I GRENROOD 4711 Gunnsky Implement Co HAROLD GURINSKY D 1 ALLIS CHALMERS Authorlzed Dealer All c op H 16185 L ed St GL XDAI L Pl L11 T11 Hlil l M oMq y A tc e Escue a E1 Paso 4 3850 W. C HALL I 9 HSUIGHCQ 901 Majes 1C Bu1l 1n F 0361 Comp11ments of A GRONA MATTRESS CO CONGRATULATIONS G f1c1h1 Hghshol G May th A1 ghty God B1 fYo Al ay GARZA FINANCE C0 s ur a s , , eal . PHONE L. :Q .5?t, All ' I DRYCLEANING- RESBINB-ALTERATIDN5 . P L 5 A T 126 an e oAve. . . . Phone Fannin K , eaer Tractors, - r arvesters and Equipment 1 nd our best wishes to the ' . ar o . San Antonxo 7, Texas Cen ra a oic i c o 1952 raduation Class 1 V 4. . V 4- Q., e mi ess All ' f A A h J J ' o u w s. ol1n , as Tort11Ias Abarrotes ri ulos d I , 1310 St. C. - . 1. . L'f I . t. . d. g HIGHLAND SERVICE Hrghland 6 Gevers SINCLAIR PRODUCTS L 2 4911 Typewnters All Type Type For All R C ALLEN AUTHORIZED DEALER H111 61 Burke Bus1ness Machmes C 9193 A C H111 Mgr 426 W Market HORIN REAL ESTATE CO 5916 So:n Pedro P 3243 M L Horn Speczalrzmg 1n Suburban Property JACKS TEXAN GROCERY 4402 S Presa L 20209 San Antomo Texas ED A JAECKLE Plumbrng Heatmg Applzances 700 S Gevers St 24224 T1me Payments J J FRUIT MARKET Qualxty Grocerles Meat Frult 61 Vegetables P 20136 1701 Popular Free Delrvery J Q CLEANERS 8r DYERS Hatters Alteratxons B 37983 714 W Martm Congratulahons to CENTRAL CATHOLIC on 11S CENTENNIAL YEAR JULIAN Sz WHITE Arch1tect 2901 Transxt Tower San Antomo Texas JORDAN MOTOR COMPANY San AHLOHIO s Fnendly Ford Dealer Te G 131.5 S Alamo :S S St Marys San Antonro Texas Bandera Moccasms S2 88 Exclusxvely at KAUFMAN S 109 S Flores QSma11 3 to Large 9D KI I I X SCHI H111 I1 Gzfts 61 Flowers 326 W Iosephlne St P 56184 St Anthony Hotel F 2581 Gunter Hotel G 4114 RITCHILNS H kl1DWAl1l+ A VARIILTX STORI 4001 03 05 S Presa Street L 4 3671 Allhlll M lxleyp is Melllllll 11s 917 E Commerce St Monuments Markers Statues Compllments of the Labatt Wholesale Grocery Co 300 N San Marcos C 6251 KRAUSE ELECTRIC CO Electrxc Contractors Repalrs Suppl1es P 3636 501 Culebra Ave P 2 8758 ' - - ' . . . St. Y W Y 1 1 . v O O . . L- - U O I I 1 . E E I Expert Service - il 9 . 1 - . v 1 1 4 - 1 4 J J J J A , . . 7 W Y 1 A A A A 4 . ' . 1'- , 1 V X . C C Y 4 J 1 U O I , For Speedy Delivery LAKEVIEW PHARMACY Comer Cincinnati 6 Zarzamora PRESCRIPTIONS Phone P-3155 LAUREL BAKERY and PASTRY SHOP Specializing in all sorts of meringue's' 2316 San Pedro LAUREL SERVICE STATION A Aschenbrenner 2301 San Pedro P 2 4911 San Antonio Texas S N LEE C LTD Wholesale Grocers Sponsors of the FRONTIER FOOD STORES San Antonio Texas In 801 W Commerce St Charge and Budget Accounts Invited LEWIS IEWELERS 518 E Houston St Your Easy Credit Iewelers Compliments of LIBERTO SPECIALTY CO Wholesale Grocers 306 Produce Row F 4168 LITTLE S BOOT SHOP L M Little and Son Quality Boot 6 Shoe Makers Also Repairing Best for Less B 3 0854 121 N Flores St San Antonro Texas Congratulatlons to the Senlors of 52 Lozano s Grocery 8 Mkt 338 Cupples Rd C 47195 Loef Variety S Hardware San Antomo Texas TOM P LOEF Phone G-9780 Luan s Beauty Shop 1906 San Pedro P 9243 MAIN LAUNDRATERIA LOUNGE Fluff Dry or Wet Wash Drop off one everung up to 6 p m Pick lt up next evening fluff dried 1621 Main Ave MARSHALL PLUMBING CO Plumbing and Heating Phone P 9290 D Marshall Owner 826 Crncrnnati San Antomo Texas MAR'S FOOD STORE QUALITY MEATS BEER 2601 Rulz St Compliments of MERCHAN TS TRANSFER 8r STORAGE CO F 8221 Compliments of Alamo Floor Covering Company 1126 N St Marys P 6178 Ask your butcher for MERTZ SAUSAGE ns Goon For the Women rn Your Life Choose Flowers By C XLTHORN S 2021 San Pedro S 41721 Night P 2 4823 U O O, 1 I L ' E D ' S . 9 1 . . . . . . ' , s - I . v O . 1 - ' I 115 E. Commerce Street O . I ..,, H, N Y Y, 11 A Fo Lat st R co d q THIN x11- LODY SHUI, gW?Q,E11,NCoQiARMACYC1463 3522 B oad ay T5082 2 551 R New Cars Trucks Used Cars SSIVICS for A11 Makes and Models MILAM CHEVROLET COMPANY N Floe atMc1t S F2211 MORTGAGE INVESTMENT CORPORATION M fs Q C' 0171 MCDOUGAL S L 1414 F ed ksbu g R d Compllments of O P1 M11che1lM010rs Dodge and Plymouth Dealers 1130 B md ay Comp11ments of cr F'r1end C pl e ts o Th C1 f 2 A FRIEND k PAUL F McGERR GARAGE GENERAL AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING L 21004 227W tf 11A NATIONAL FRUIT CO A POZZI Owne 314 Produce Terral G 2061 N -XTIONAI SHIRT SHOPS 1-CoattoC st AecsLeadgM sFurnshs 3l9A1am P1 Sanl-Int oT Courte y of 'X ATION -XI SHIRT SHOP 120 E H ust St B 38333 COMPLIMENTS or A FRIEND I e e r in s 1 . A ' J o. - . erce St. - I W ' No. - uiz St. F-24 I. E. Runsey . r s r in t. - 9 Your Full ine General Electric Dealer Every or a e Financing Facility I eric I og 301 West Commerce 19.7154 3' H - T 'Y YW tu tw ' ' I' 0 Motor Tuneup Bra e Servi O A . - es a ve. San Antonio I I 1' w v . , - om im n t ' e ass o '5 - ' V Y 1 1 A A A A L K s oa -- m ri a' in en' i er o aza oni , exas s Y Y 1 1 1 . J . o on . NORTH ST MARY S SKATING RINK 1616N sf M ry OLMOS BARBER SHOP o W RILEY P p 120 W O1 U69283 OLMOS GROCERY 8a MARKET 1824 W O1 P 56119 P 0542 Comphments of ADAMS FLORAL C0 PARMACIA URRUTIA Congratulahons to Central Cathol1c on 1lS 100th Year' Ormsby Chevrolet C0 457s sr M y 0111 k s IMPORTED PRODUCT FAN 7871 LOUIS PANTUSA Elec Contr 710712W M t St C41334 PARTAIN S PHARMACY 1727 B1 s4 5148 W D1 Quahty Meats a n d Vegetables PENNIES FOOD MARKET 1245 S1 L 2 0820 PASCHAL and ROLF SERVICE STATION M bl M g 1 I C O1 6.MCu11 gh T9911 Compllments of A FRIEND 1 . . , ro . . mos - . . a 's . mos Drive U Free Delivery . i s ve. - - . . ar 's G. - B1oc outh-Transit Tower 601 W. Houston LOUIS PALETTA GROCERY You, mcg ,,e,,,e, DEALER IN S - . ar in . 125 N. Santa - - ' Corner W. M ' Y Y . 1 anco Rd. e eiver eves Ave. - - o i as -- obi oi or. mos c ou - Comp'xments of QQMMERQIAL P H O T O G H Al H L H 5 CANDIDS WEDDINGS r-TONE FANNIN 6071 640 N MAIN AVE PUBUUTY P O BOX l36I SAN ANTONIO TEXAS SCHOOLS E O Q N O O E 5 M Q 5 O E O CZ A Sui' 'U' O 70 -4 ro 2 -4 an HE 642. o Q 3059 14 E R 'lon of SAN MARCO PRODUCE CO Wholesale F ruxts and Produce Termmal Market G 0581 viffq CATHEDRAL CHURCH W ffnowf, ,S GOODS STORE 114 MIIITQIY Plaza DONT FORGET Plekuplbboftll ourtonol San Antonxo Texas , B CS C125 i SMG PHOTO RAPHS THA LIVE HUNT: a 991: HU Cl T E is Help U TO preserve The Cafhedr I Tha'r we L may pass If +O the fufure qener hon as beau I hi? WUI as we go? If from Our ance +Or H In dl SEND US YOUR DONATIONS SAX I I RN XNDO CATHI4 DHA! Comphmems Compllments of ofa FRIEND SCHAEFER S 1002 N New Braunfels TEXAS GREATEST JEWELERS Q03 EAST HOUSTON STREET, GUNTER HOTEL I'-ga If .1-5: .. i ?i-- - - Te 1 H :I -+1 ' ...PL , I -. f NN -i .A T--c . ,. I 'L-...A-:,:'Tf T I . 1- J vi - I .J I N . r K' ' H N44 I , .D , ' : p .41 - ,E 4,g:5:31g5:51:11:,g9,:-.,.5355. D TASKS- .. W .:1??212S1:fE:f:w??FIeS:Z-135:-5:-:'EfZ: 3 -:SPIE 'E B V1-:r-:Ip m Q' .nrfgzfiz-. E, M ,Q Q 4 T T . ' - A 3 X51 A A IITTTT If IT CIT C, 41 l-' rlliiriiiril' o -I . T 5 1 ,zgizgirigsgi 1 . AN . ' a H - , n 3552152222: 1 ' L E 9 : E F ' I . 3 0 9 5 6 vc - '-'I . Q: U. Na: Z 33139 aw.-1. UI PERRY 6, SAVAGE, GENERAL AGENTS Insurance and Surety Bonds Bedell Bldg. San Antonio 5, Texas G-9238 Best Wishes to the SOCIETY OF MARY on their 100th Annivei'szu'y W. F. PICKARD Civil Engineer Surveying, Engineering, Subdivisions, Etc. 101 Nogalitos St Oitice F4912 Res K6788 FOR ALL vienna HQME Wlllr: wut QW 'BAKING Kitchen Favorites' PIONEER FLOUR MILLS Since 1851 Any Way You Figure It You Save More By Shopping Piggly Wiggly Stores 29 Stores to Serve You E A BASSE Owner EL POPO TORTILLA FACTORY Specrahzmg in Enchrladcr and Tacos 1101 W Houston St B 39378 Congratulations to the Class of 52 PURGASON S RED AND WHITE RABEL TEXACO SERVICE 901 E Commerce B-30839 San Antonio Texas Your Texaco Dealer Compliments of A FRIEND RIEGEL S LIQUOR STORE 1700 N Zarzamora San Antonio Texas P 2 0207 'nv o,, MWA O . 0 THE HAYORJRITE I-UAF 'N ALVIN F REININGER SERVICE STATION Washing Lubrication Tires and Accessories 1801 West Ave P 54 A REYNA 815 SONS Quality Cleaners Pick up and Delivery Service 3414 W Commerce B 3 9300 Best Wishes to the Class of 52 RHO D111 TA D131 TA Robert's Flower Shop Flowers For All Occasions 423 Castorville Rd C 4 3053 1 il -R - .,, h ' 1, at li - ' - YZ' W 1 lwvstnbg 3 I '-T 1 MO Hryfywt A ' IIIIICIIIU -ll!! :null ' ' ' ' YLOUI . I 9 ' , if . ' 1 I, is Q ,Quinn V 2,9 P: ' : ---- S Z1 -..-.- 1- 'N 9 - Q ,-,- I -f 1 ' 1: I : - - 'S X n O . . 11 , 5 - ,, . H I 1 1 I . - ' A J S H EA It I5 San Antonio's Finest R Congratulations to the Brothers of Central A , I . on their Centennial Residential District S. 4-5143 S. 4-5144 S8zM BOOT and SHOE SHOP M. M. SMITH Sz SON C0mPUme 'S of C,,,,,,c,C,,,,S SOUTHWEST INVESTMENT Painting. Decorating and Textoning CO., 429 Peck Ave. Phone L. 2-4470 801 N- A101310 ST- Auto Loans and Financing SEARS BRAND NAMES GOOD NAMES TO GO BUY ALLSTATE CRAFTSMAN FAIRLOOM HERCULES HONFYSUCKLE KERRYBROOKE HOMART HONOR WEARMASTER FARM MASTER HEARTHSIDE COLDSPOT SILVERTONE KENMORE FRATERNITY PREP ROYAL PURPLE PILGRIM FASHION TAILORED BOYVILLE EPERS BILTWEL HONEYLANE TOWER GALE HARMONY HOUSE TRADITION CHARMODE MAID OE' APPROVED I C HIGGINS DAVID BRADLEY MASTER MIXED ELGIN HAPPI TIME GOLD BOND WORKMASTER SEARS RUEBUCK 81 C0 B 34311 Free Packing SPECIA PLUMBING S HARDWARE CO 529 W Houston St F 0259 F 250 ALAN SPARGER INC Laundry Clear g Storage 1723 W Gramercy St STAR DRUG STORE 1250 Highland Blvd Compliments of S+ Ann s Church Compliments of ST MARY MADGALEN S CHURCH THE MARONITE MASS IN ENGLISH t h t Re P e t Q by R h t h c d tl GQ p ay b d WILLIAM I SUBERG CLEANERS and DYERS 2801 North St Marys Pershing 1851 Et M t Rt Ch h T ST GEORGE MARONITE CHURCH 426 N Pecos St G 5402 San Antonio Texas I u , . ' - .lu R O . . 0 ' Q I O To all Ca holics who are interested in the difierent dr mmations oi t e Ca holic liqion there is now a ray b ok, A Me hod'for Attend' the Maronite Mass, written ' ev. Iohn Tr d ' which translates the Maronite Rt th t it can be d t d by th English speaking people . Th b Ic describes the dit p es oi the Mass and is pl cl by pict es ci pt s. This in lu es the I Ep' and s els for e h d ot the year as it was 'g lly recited y Iesus Ch 't hmselt in the A I Q q. This prayer bolt b h by At gt If t' T d at the Maromt Ch h I St. G g th ll as ern aroni e 1 e urc in exas. O . ,. I SI' Mary s UIIIVEFSITY O I e r s : ARTS SCIENCES LAW BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION PRE ENGINEERING PRE LAW PRE MEDICINE PRE DENTISTRY FULLY ACCREDITED An ARTILLERY UNIT of Ihe ROTC e Iabl shed o II1e campus I'I'1 coIIege crecI+ m ss o n Ihe reser e corps FOR INFORMATION WRITE REGISTRAR PHONE S 44236 ST MARY S UNIVERSITY Congratulatlons to the Brothers of Mary on the1r Centenmal Very Rev John L Morkovsky ST LEOS CHURCH K WM A TARRILLION 618 Mlsslon St 1803 K 0653 Plastermg Contractor Comphments of SUTTON S TEXACO SERVICES 750 Cmcmnatr S 4 8271 GEO L TAFT JR CO 409 12 San Antomo Termmal Market Wholesale FIUIIS and Vegetables TARRILLION BROS Apphances Heaimg Plumbmq 1419 S Presa K 5429 TAYLOR HARDWVARE 8. HOME SUPPLY 1710 Blanco Road Sherwm Wzlhams Pam! Phone P 8011 I O O I I Is s I n ,WI I. Ieading Ioacom I I nI v . or - 7 O SA , AS 9 - K I1 . . ., , . 9 I . . an TEKA MOLINA 3215 N St Marys St Mexzcan Food To Go REMEMBER US FOR YOUR PARTY Mr 6fMrs A1fredC Tengler Comphments of A FRIEND Complxments of TIP S BOWI ING LANES 2351 Fno Clty Rd Lou1s VandePoorten Owner TUDDS Nll N S WIA AR For Fme Quahty Sults Slacks Top Coats 502 E Commerce 8615 ARTHUR TREVINO Real Estate Phone C 4 3385 2117 Guadalupe Sta A Box 4152 San Antomo 7 Texas VINE CAFE Sp9C1GI1Z9 1n Mexrcan Dxnners Tamales Tort111as Tacos We Also Cater to Partles M VILLANUEVA Real Estate Dealer 718 S W 24th St WEST AVENUE AUTO PARTS Everythmg for the Car 815 West Ave P 5 5229 Harold F Olmstead Prop WHITON ELECTRIC Sz MANUFACTURING CO Servlce G Reparrs on A11 Makes of Electnc Motors Master Motor Sales 61 Servlce I 402 V1ne Comphments of WHITE STAR LAUNDRY CO Congratulatlons to the Class of 52 WOLFF 81 MARX READY MIXED CONCRETE or QUALITY :S SERVICE C A L L TURNER GRAVEL C0 BZSMORALES Fannln 339 YA TE YA-vG2'i' K -'WASHING SANITDNE Dry Cleaning Q E4l 5.5T. MARY 5 G '247I just 3 blocks South Translt Tower Open 7 am. to 630 pm. .tl I s J , J ,, , . ' ' ' : SI. . G. ' I L. 2-2275 Felipe Garza, Prop. 403 Vine St. F- 1183 C. 4-3385 K n I l K. 37 8 ' St. F ' 1 . F I 3 I . 'Y I , 1 -' I , I f . My .4 s ' Ni 4: L 4 ' f , , fl, w JE 3 ft T- - 1 fs I Q Q 2 , 'ki 22 rg .l 'J 4-' ,6'4'2f 9 - id in 48 s' 'Q' S 3 14? Xfffw x , F,3 'I F' Km.- , K. ww at . f 5,-' 'VV X 1 hh,- 51:9 Q ! xifgl---.4-'IMI-!.,.LA3' I-3 ,Q-if 1-I Q 27-4!a!1 igllg IA., g li PQZLI Q 'x . M F 3 5 4 i f W WK .ff Q' W is ..,, ' ,.,, QW 'Q' E X I gi? , ge, 3 2 iii. J all EW A A1 ,, 5 M . ,V ggi? 2 f 'E if Q: . 2, ,X K xv 'sfx x My N. f gg ,r if., '. ,.. f mea ,Q ' 17 QV. Q 1 if b A K A 17- - Q 4 'il . V Q, J' 2 T41 2 hip -- Y -Ti ,Q 1. Hg , ,V A, we V ? 1 1 55,5 vi .QQ ff 2, ' QQ . u W1 ,053 gk',m3Q , ,W ' 4 1. ' A , V wwffigl at E v, i, W '16 ,uflll ' gg! if . - ,uw 1-1. f. 2511.
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