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

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1954 volume:

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EXcellcncLIK1berT E Luge at V n 'Y ,A 5 I HE W745' 5715.11-Z7' 70 7HEf1'1 fwlffv l-'Q ddVdUCQd IH UN Om QEQ...-.- 1 O C- : K' A if 5 'ir 'H .4 Xl .ff xl R' '-ji N V' I ' .EL,,,4 bQ1foaQ GOD and MEN Qt My-w -J Qnhglcdu undc hQ For four years you have imbibed that intangible but real something known to all students, alumni and parents as the Cen- tral Catholic school spirit, distilled over a generation by thousands of students, teach- ers and parents. You have been taught how to be Christo- phers-Christ-bearers. In the classroom, in social life, in extracurricular activities, at home and in the Catholic action you BRO, HENRY HINGKANIP Principal Sm-iology practice at parish activities, you have ex- hibited this spirit. Our hope and prayer is that you cherish and practice this Marian spirit in your adult life. In this Way you can show your gratitude for the character training and personality development given you by your pastors, your school, and your home. Their aim has been the same, to make of you scholars and saints. They have ful- filled their responsibility to you, now you, as Christophers of your generation must accept the challenge of cherishing and per- petuating your Christian heritage. BRO. ,IANIES l , CRAY lin-gistrar Algebra l, 2 Solid Ccomr-try Trigonoxnc-try PEP Xloclvrator bannwr af liek folclm 5 REV. . STANLEY 1 SKROBACKI Rt-li ion 113, 12A English 5, 6 Typewriting I Stuclcnt Council Senior Sodality Chaplain BRO. HENRY BOOK Bookkeeping Business Arithmetic Business Law Treasurer Book Storfi 7 BRO XX ILLIAM -I. CHEXVNINC BRO. RALPH DOOBACK BRO LOUIS DRESNFR BRO EUCENI' FELD Religion 203, 11C Religion 105, 9D Rcli ion 104 9C Rcligion 211 121' Chemistry B Football 1 B Baskcthall 'ii Latin 1, 2 1'llj.,lSll 1 2 Solid Ceomttrv VVor1d History Sp inish 1 '7 Trigonometry Freshman Sodalitx C' Footblll Altghri 1 2 CU Basketball Speech Physiu sd 'wr-sv' BRO. FRANCIS A. HEYER Religion 302, 11E Remedial Reading Algebra 3, 4 Speech .X ' xl 'aff 'ffl I 1' , . ' 1 l gl -z . fi Af 1 ff f my 1 ,,,,5,4., 0 l 110 . tim haw bound ouefQlve51TJ af If BRO. RICHARD MAIER Religion 311, 8A Crude Principal BRO. JOHN HAUG World History American History Athletic Director Varsity Football A Basketball Varsity Basketball BRO. PAUL KAUFHOLD Cafeteria Manager BRO. JOSEPH MALY Religion 313, 7A BRO. HOWARD GUNDRUM Religion 112, 10A Plane Geometry Chemistry Midget Football Midget Basketball BRO HAROLD MARCELL Prmter et nib all out QT Qnojh SSS . -El- BRO. MARTIN MQMURTREY BRO. CLENNON MERTENS BRO. MELVIN MEYER Reliigion 201, 11A Religion 309, 9E Religion 114, 10B Eng ish 7, 8 Algehra 1, 2 English 3, 4 Varsity Football Plane Geometry Assistant Band Director Art Sophomore Sodality FANC Moderator Art Club Fashion Show unil lim Qnd of out life t M BRO, URBAN NAA1. RRO. LOUIS NEUCERAUER REV. CHARLES C. O'NEILL BRO. CHARLES RAHE Religion 314, 713 Reli ion 103, QB Religion 115, 10C Reli ion 202, 11B Saeristan English 1, 2 Latin 3, 4 English 1 Grade Speech English 3, 4 English 3, 4 American History Grade Library Assistant Treasurer Algebra 1, 2 Cheerleaders ' Guidance, Freshmen and Dramatics Sophomores Fashion Show Prom BRO. LEO SCHAEFER Religion 101. 9A Aclvilncvcl Civics Pliysif-ul Geograipliy XVorld History Band Director Mclocleers Music Tc-aclwr BRO. AL SCHERER Religion 212. 12D Nlvcliunicul Drawing Pliinv Geometry F.-XNC Bnsine-ss Mgr. BRO. EUGENE SCIILEICHER Religion 310. QF Typing 1, 2 Sliortlmncl l. 2 Y' Q ii' BRO. JOSEPH STARK Muintenann-0 Irv' BRO. PAUL P. STINSON Mzlintciiiincc- Hin ha nobla flEuQcgIQ l'lllU. I-IL'CLliNli SOllNl Rc-ligiun 210. 12B XYurlal llistory l. 2 Ulmrlcl llislnry 3. -1 7 4?-:bf Q'- AQNH BRO. RALPH TIIAYER Religion 205, 10D American llistory 5, 6 Librarian Cllilllfl-1'lll' BRO. ARNOLD VVURZEL Religion 304, 1012 Spanish 3, 4 Cla-0 Club Tha pomeif of hell. CAPTAIN 3100:-ss- ware JAMES N. WIESEN Professor, Military Science M and Tactics 1 , so MXSCT. CLIFFORD E. SMITII Assistant Instructor Supply Sergeant SCT. JOSEPH B. FRIES Assistant Instructor Armory Sergeant RICHARD P. TU RNEY ffice f fanning wr Administrative NCO at ri ex I K 'R JAMES ADNIIRE Good Conduct Certxfic ite 1 2 3 Perfect Attendance 2 3 Sod xlrtx 1234CGD2B'15ketl ROFC1 2 3 4 Clptam 4 W 1 rl.. Illia I 'fav' ll I ll ll I ' 491 lil: JULIUS AELVOE'l Good Conduct Lcrtlficlte 1 2 3 Perfect Attendlncc 7 Homeroom REllglOH Nledll I Homeroom Of COL1IlLll Rep I 3 Dancc Com mittee 3 4 Bxslcctblll B team 1 Intramurals 1 7 3 ROTC 1 7 3 4 Clptun 4 Drlll Team 2 3 STACY ALBRECT Sodalrty 1 2 3 4 ROTC1 2 3 faniot ala!! JOSEPH BENAVIDES Good Conduct Certrficltc I 2 3 Perfect Attendance 2 Homeroom Officer Secretary 2 3 Sod 1l1ty 1 Commlttee 2 3 4 Intramurals 1 7 3 4 ROTC I 2 3 4 Captun 4 Outstandmg Platoon Sgt 3 Dr1llTe1m 2 3 4 I l .I ll v DQ A . , . 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D. 2, 3: ROTC 1, 2, 3 PEP Stuff 3, FANC Staff 3, Speech 2, 3, Dance Committee 3, Intriiinuruls 1, 2, 3, ROTC 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4' Drill Team 2 PAUL BRITTON Food Conduct Ccrtifit :tc 1 7 3 Perfect Attendance '7 3 Ho rooin Rcligion Nledil 1 Hoincroom Officcr Vicc Prm 1 Pffildthllf 67 3 btuclcnt Lonncil Rep Pruidcnt 4 Sod ilitx l 9 3 4 C C D 2 ClcLCl11lJ17 3 Speech 2 CSNIC 4th Pl Foot B te1m1 9 Virs 3 4 Biskctbill B teunl 7 A teim 3 Intrimurils l I7 3 Letterincns Cluln 34ROTC1934Lt Co Rtg Euc On stuicling Qopli Clclct lst Pl Junior Clclct 7ncl Pl Drill Tenn , 1 Junior Cllssiml l05F1 H BROWN L lgllc 3 Coocl Concliict Certiflc itr l oclilitx l '3 4 R IILXRH BRONX X lin x Sc niin irx Soc ilits 4 ROTC 1 I-KX IS Bl NNI I l DAX ID BLA! KHIER IONX BONILL 4 IOHN BRAUN 1 S Lt i llip., Sc Attcnclinu 1 Soclilit 1 1 4 C U iricli C lnli 1 R iclio XX orlui i x r i II in lclt sc will ini cr 7 Intriniiiri s 1 I, x L' uw. 9 ,..fmJ, l ' . 1 , 2. 3: ball l ,.a 1, -1 .la :ity 'fi' -. C-734' 'rf Q .g ia X I L, cz, A, , V , .. 218 k',' Q OTC 4 l, 2, 3 I, ,f -A. , ,L, St. -lo f' ' A ,' l, 12, -'31 - .' la 5 f k..lf.' i.'.'Q'v' . w I iw: M iv' .' ,. V .Y . if Santa Nlairia lligli Scliool, Liinii, Coocl Conduct Cvrtificalte- 1, Per- Exist Cliiciigo lliilli Scliool, Ulm- Coocl Coiiclut-t Ct-rtific-atc' lg Foot' Pc-ri 1.2, ft. 'c lfll .' -liool, St. let-t X 1 '- , 2, 1 'y 4, Clil , RO'l' , 4, Pvt, 4 lmll tm-,ini 3, ll tc-ann, igr,, Louis, Flr ' . 2, 3 Clt-mi I H -g 1 ' 'iloi 2, lg Bri,-k-tliill ll tc-zu . gr., 2, Trz -' A teinn 2, ROTC l. 2. 3 Bu: -li NI, ag ' L., 4 al: 2. 3 RAYMOND CASILLAS Good Conduct Certifi- cate 1, 2, 35 P0ff0Cl Atta-nduuce 2: Sodal- ity 3, 41 C. C. D. 21 ROTC 1, 2. 3 DEAN COLLINS Munich High School l. 2, 3 FRANK CORTEZ Mount Curmcl High School Dallas, 'I'vxus, 2, 3g Coocl Con duct Cc-rtifiq-atc 3 HENRY V. CORTEZ ROBERT CURIEL Gqmd Conduct Ccftificiltg 1, 2, 33 COOCI COIICTIICI Ci'I'iiflC1llC I, 2, SQ Perfcct Attendancc 2, 3g Homc- Sodality l. 2. 3. 4: IlltI'1lUlllI'illS 1 3 4 sri. 1sttl.4 room Scholarship Medal 1, 2, 3: 21 ROTC l. F, 1 Homcroom Officvr Prcsidcut Ig Student Council Rcp. I, 2. 3g Vicc- Prcs. -lg Sodality 1, 2, 3g Vicc- Prcs. 41 C. C. D. 21 PEP Staff 2g Asst. Editor 3g Editor 4g FANC Staff 31 Radio VVorkshop Ig Dancc Coin- niittcc Chairman 3, 4g In- tramurals lg ROTC 1, 2, 3, 43 Lt. Col. 4g Academic Achicvcmcnt Award 1, 2, 3g Drill Tcain 2g Texas High School Press Asso- ciation Dclegatc 3, 41 Fashion Show 35 Latin Club 2. 3g Alamo Press Association 41 Scnior Class Sccrctary n 15 g PATRICK C REECH ODIF DAWSON Cood Conduct Ccrtificitc 1 2 3 it 0 3 4 Footbil Mniigcr 2 Bnslu tlnll M inngcr 2 Tr xck Man lgcr 2 Bischilll 2 3 4 In inurils l GEORCE DE LA CARZA food Conduct Ccrtlficitc 1 C u A tm un 9 Blskctbill 1 Trick Q 1 7 Iutrunurals '7 ROTC1 '7 3 ROLAND DE WININL Good Conduct C'crt1Hcitr 3 room Offircr V1f.ePrLs 3 Stu d1ntLounul Rep 1 9 bodxhty 17 3 4 RcdC'ross Rep 3 'Sure tin 3 Dmu Coinnnttu 3 4 ROTC I '7 3 FISTIIOD 'Show 3 PRI D DOBBS Soc ilitx 1 T mb ' A I , ., f L i I 1 , I , . .gjfefc , - 1 1 ' ' 7 ' C .' , ' -'I 4 3 - 4 l-- 3 - :Q :lug Studcnt Council Rerim. 1, Zg Sodal- Club 1, 25 Football B tcani lg Pcrfcct Attendance 1, 3g Home- . .. ,, . , y .., , Q 1 1 1 ' 5 'a ..g 1 1 w g 2 ' - '.'. . 3 . - if ' 1 1 1 2 g a' ' - , Lg 1 ' .' ..g . , .., 1 ' ' . , -3 a ' 1 - Q a , , . 1 tra- ,L, , 4 I , 5. -- -- A .' 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' - ...Z- WVILLIAM DRYZMALLA Good Conduct Certlflcate I 2 3 Sodallty 3 4 Glee Club 3 PEP Staff 2 3 4 FANG Staff 2 ROTC 2 3 4 2nd Lt 4 Pbotog raphcr 2 3 4 WILLIAM FISHER DELBERT DRISKILL Sodalltyl 2 3 4 C C D 2 Basketball C team I Intramurals I 2 3 Stu dent Councxl Rep Treas urer 4 SAMUEL GARZA Good Conduct Certlficate 1 2 3 Glee Club 1 2 Dlnce Commit tee 4 Stlge Manlger 1 2 3 4 Sodallty I Perfect Attendance 1 Good Conduct Certxfitrte I 3 Perfect Attcndmct I Sodllnty I 2 3 4 Dante Commlttct 4 Track A tt un 2 Intrunurllsl 2 3 4 ROTC I 2 3 BRIAN F OOTE St Johns Semlnary 3 Good Con duct Certlficate I 2 3 Home room Officer Presldent I 2 Stu dent Counul Rep I 2 4 C C D 2 FANG Staff Sub mgr 2 3 Editor 8: Bus mgr 4 Intramurlls I 2 3 Tens Hlgh School Press Assoua hon Delegate 2 4 Alamo Press Assoclatlon Treas- urer 2 3 President 4- L'1tin Club 2 3 Sen- PETER GARCIA Good Conduct Certificate I 3- Perfect Attendance 3' Sodality 2 3 4' Glee Club I 2 4' ROTC 34 Latin Club- II'ltl lfl1lll lIS I ior Class President RAYMOND GOMEZ Hoineroom Officer Treasurer 2, 3, Student Council Rep. 25 Sodality 25 Football 1, 2, 35 Varsit 45 Bas- ketball 1, 2, 35 Baseball Amer. Legion 1, 25 Varsity 25 Intramurals 1, 2, 35 Lettermcn's Club 2, 3, 45 ROTC 1, 2, 3 ROBERT GRANATO Good Conduct Certificate 1, 2, 35 Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 35 I-Iomeroom Scholarship Medal 15 Homeroom Officer President 15 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 15 Band 1, 2, 35 Drum Major 45 2nd in Command 45 Amateur Contest 1, 35 Ist Place 15 PEP Staff 45 FANG Staff 45 Speech 15 C I S L Oratory 15 Radio VVorkshop 35 Cheerleader 15 ROTC 1, 2, 3, 45 Ist. Lt. 45 Outstand- ing Band Service 3, 45 Red Cross Entertainment 35 Mel- odeers 2 ROBERT GOEL Good Conduct Certificate 35 Sod il ity 2, 3, 45 Football, mgr. 35 Tratk gr. 35 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Vars 4, ROTC 2, 3 KVA LTER GOLLA Good Conduct Certificate 1, 2, 3 ROTC I, 2, 3 .ff ALFRED GIANOTTI LOUIS GRIMM Good COIKIUCY Ceftififfafe 1, 2, 34 Mt. Carmel Seminary 15 Good Pel'f'3Ct Aftf3'nd3-UCC 2, 33 Sodlllitb' Conduct Certificate 2, 35 C. C. D. 1, 2, 3, 44 Football, mgr. S4 Bas- 2, Glt-Q Club 3, 4, FANG Staff 4 ketball, mgr. 35 Track, mgr. 35 Baseball, ingr. 35 ROTC 1, 2, 3 ' f ll HAYWARD JAMES Sodallty 1 2 3 Football V 3 4 Lettermens Club ROTC 1 2 3 RICHARD IAECKLE Good Conduct Certificate 1, 2, 3g Sodality 1, 2, 3g Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Amateur Con- test 2, 3g PEP Staff 34 Speech 1, 2, 3g CSMC lst CISL 2nd, CISL Istg Dance Committee 3, 44 Baseball, Bexar County League I trlmurals I ROTC 1 2 3 4 Col 4 Outstandmg Ca det Dr1ll Team Cmde Award 3 Outstandmg Ca dt 1 Amerlcan Leglon Outstandmg Dnll Team Member 2 Drlll Team I 2 3 Cmdr 3 JEAN J JARRETT JR Good Conduct Certlficate 1 2 3 Perfect Attendance 2 3 Football V Manager Basketball V Manager B Track V Manager Base ba1lV Manager Intramurals 2 ROTC 1 2 ERIC IFNSCHKE Good Conduct Cert1Hcate 1 2 3 Sodallt 1 2 3 4 Intramurals 1 Y 3 ROTC 2 3 4 Sergeant 4 I S-4 TED JIMENEZ Good Conduct Certlficate 1 2 3 Perfect Attendance 3 Sodallty 2 3 C C D 2 ArtClub2 3 Pres 3 ROTC 1 THOMAS KELLY Lamar Hugh School Houston Texas 1 2 Sodallty 4 Speech 3 4 Dance Commlttee 8 4 Intra murals 3 uniN KULAS Good Conduct Certificate 1, 2, 3, Perfect Attendance 1, 2, Sodality 1, 2, 3, C. C. D. 2, Glee Club 1, Red Cross Rep. 4, Football 1, 2, 3, Varsity 4, Basketball B team 2, Lettermen's Club 4, ROTC 1, 2, 3 JOHN KUNTZ Good Conduct Certificate 1, 2, 3, Homeroom Officer, Vice-Pres. l, President 2, 3, Student Council Rep. 2, Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, C. C. D. 2, Glee Club l, 2, PEP Staff 3, FANG Staff 3, Art Club 1, Dance Committee 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, ROTC l, 2, 3, 4, Lt. Col. 4 PETER LAGUTCHIK Good Conduct CertiHcate 1, 2, Homeroom OfRcer Treas- urer l, ROTC 1, 2, 3, 4, 2nd Lt. 4, Best Drilled Cadet, lst Place 2 ROBERT LARQUE Good Conduct Certificate 2, Perfect Attendance 1, 2, Art Club 1, Football Bn team 1, 2, Intramurals 1, 2, 3 JAMES LANGFIELD Corpus Cliristi College Academy 2, ROTC 1 JAMES LEAMON Good Conduct Certificate 1, 2, 3, Sodality l, 2, 3, 4, C. C. D. 2, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, ROTC 2. 3. 4: Sgt. 4 ROBERT LOGAN Good Conduct Certificate 1, 2, Homeroom Scliolarsliip Medal 2, Sodality 2, 53, 4, ROTC l, 2, 3 XVALDO LUEDEMANN Good Conduct Certificate 1, 2, Student Council Rep. 3, 4, Sodality l, 2, 3, 4, Dance Committee 3, 4, Football A team 3, Varsity 4, Bas- ketball A team 2, 3, In- tramurals l, 2, ROTC l, 2, 3 C ON RAD LUTZ Good Conduct Certxficate 1 7 3 PerfcntAttend1nce 1 7 3 HOIIILTCJKJIII Rellgllill Nledll 1 Homcroom Scho llI'Sl1lp Med ll 7 Sod llltw 1 4 C C D 7 FA Stiff 4 DIIICL Coxnnnttec 4 Stag NTIDIGI' THOMAS LUTZ Cood Conduct Certlficate 1 7 Perfect Atttlldll1C9 1 Sodihty 1 7 3 Footb ll team 1 mgr I9 L 111 B tcnn In 7 Bwchlll 1 7 Intramurtls 1 7 3 Letter nun 5 Club 3 ROTC l 7 RENE MAHONE Good Conduct Certlflclte 1 7 3 Perfect Attendance Homeroom Rehglon Nledll 3 Home-room Ofhcer Vlcc PreQ 3 Sodlllty 3 4 CC D 7 Footbqlll 2 3 Varsrty 4 Blsketblll C team am 7 T k Bevlr County Leigue 1 7 Intramurlls 1 7 3 ROTC 0 EDWARD MASCH Good Conduct Certlficate 1 7 3 Perfect Attendance 2 So dahty 3 4 Intrwmurals 3 ROTC, 2 3 BURDETTE MASON Szltus Grwnnnlr School Ber muda 1 Good Conduct Cert1H mte 2 3 Sod lhtv 7 3 RICHARD MASON Saltus Gmmmar School mudi 1 ROTC 2 3 Ber If REDERICR MAINIL Cood Conduct Ccrtlfic ltr 3 Honn room RL llj.,lOIl Mc cl rl 1 ROIC 7 STEPHEN NILCARTHH Good Conduct Cerhficate 1 C C D 2. PEP Staff 4 Speech 7 3 4 Dance Commlttee 3 4 Footb'1ll2 Bfwketb1ll2 Intrl muralbl 7 3 ROTC 1 3 4 7nd Lt 4 Drill te nn 3 4 Lltn Club 2 3 1 VVAYNIQ NIIQNDICINO Good Conduct Certificate l. ROTC 2. 3, -41 llfc. 4 HANNES MOLZER Football AU team 4 LAXVRENCE MCGINLEY JOHN MCMAHON St. Anthony's Seminary I, 2, 3 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, C.C.D. 2, Basketball A team 3, Intra- murals 1, 2, 3, 4, ROTC 1, 2, 3, Librarian I jOllN NAUGHTON Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3: llomeroom Oflieer Sccretary 1, Sodality 1, 2, 3. 4: Intra- murals I, 2, 3 OSCAR NOIN Good Conduct Certificate 1. 2, 3, Basketball Av team 31 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, ROTC 1, 2, 3 ANTHONY OGDEN Good Conduct Certificate 1, 2, Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4g Red Cross Rep. 4, PEP Staff 4, FANG Staff 4, Dance Com- mittee 4, Football B team 24 A team 3, Track - Var- sity 2g Intramurals 2, 3, ROTC I, 2, 3, 4g Major 45 Academic Achievement I RICHARD PEREZ Good Conduct Certificate 3, 4, Sodality 2, 3, 4g C.C.D. 2, Glee Club lg Dance Committee 3, 4, Football B team 2, Intramu- rals 1, 2, 3, ROTC I, 2, 3, 4g lst Sgt. 4 ff ,.g X 5 if GERALD PERSYIN Good Conduct Ccrtlfic rte 1 7 3 PcrfcctAttcndmce1 3 Homeroom 5Ll101lI'Sl11p Nied 1112 S0dl1ltV3 4 CCD 2 Intrlmurllsl 2 3 JOHN PFT1' RSON Good Conduct Ct rtxfic :ta 1 Perfect AttLIlC1lHLt 3 Foot ball B te1m1 Intramurals 1 2 3 ROTC 7 3 BURTON R AIFORD C ood Conduct Ltrtlfif. lte 1 7 3 Perfect Attendmce 1 Student Councxl Rep 3 So dillty 2 3 4 Footbrll mgr B sketlulll B t A term 2 3 Trlclc mgr 3 Bmstbnll mgr 3 Iutrrmurrl 2 3 ROTC1 2 3 lor Class Tre lsurer S GEORGE QUIMBY Good Conduct C crtlfit ntl 1 2 3 Perfect Attcndmte 2 Hom: room Ofllur Sctrctrn 3 Student Lounul Rc p 4 S 1l1ty1234CCD 2 Red Cross Rep 3 Foot ln 111 A term 3 Intrlmu rlls 2 3 ,Z RICHARD POSADAS hllSSl0T1 H1g.,l1 Stlmool Mrs SIOII Tcxlsl 2 THURSTON POVVRIE Good Conduct Certificate 3' Perfect Attendance 1- Sodali- ty12 3 4' Glee Club 1 2 3- Amateur Contest 3' ROTC 1 234- 1stLt.4' - deers 3, 4g L'1tin Club 3 CHANIPF RA1NSOlNl Homeroom Religion 'vlcclll 3' Sodwlity 1 HAL RAMSEY Good Conduct Certlflcate 1 2 Homeroom Omcer VICE Pres 1 Sod1l1tv3 4 Intrr I'l1llI'l1b1 2 3 ROTC1 2 3 int lst Pl 3 Te un 1 2 3 Drlll 'lc U11 1 4th Army Mitch 1st Pl 3 Arlmgton State Lollcge 2nd Pl 3 Amer Leglon Awrrd 3 JOHN RENDON Cood Conduct Certificate 1, 2, 3, Perfect Attendance 1, C.C.D. 2, Danee Committee 3, 41 Football B 2, Basket- ball B 2g Intramurals 1, 2, 3: HOTC 1, 2, 39 Capt. 45 Drill Team 3, 4, Commander 4 NYALTER Rlffl-ZLOFF Good Conduct Certificate 1. 2, Student Couneil Officer Parliamentarian 4, Sodality 3, 4, C.C.D. 23 Danee Com- mittee 3, 4g Clee Club 1, Football V 1, 2. 4, Track A 1, 2, Intramurals 15 ROTC 1, 2, 3, MfSgt. PATRICK REYES Good Conduet Certifieate 1. 21 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Foot- lmll 1, 2, 3, V, Track 1, 2 Vg Intramurals 1, Lette-rmen's Club 2, 3, 43 ROTC 1, 2, 3, Asst. Coaeli A Team 4, Little Giants All Star, 3 MICHAEL HIEDIQL Sacred Heart Academy, Del Rio, Tex., Good Conduct Certificate 3 ALBERT SANCHEZ Sodality 2, 3, 4, Intramurals l, 2, 3, ROTC 1, 2, 3g Per- feet Attendance 1 lilCllAllD SCIIOIAVINSKI Cood Conduct Certifieate 3, Soclality lg Clee Club 2, 3: Re-d,Cross Rep. 4, ROTC l, 4 '3 Q I 4 JEROME SCI-IUQHART Good Conduct Certlficate 1 2 Student Council Rep 4 Sodlllty 1 2 3 4 Football V12 3 4 B1seb1llV12 3 4 Lettermens Club 2 3 4 ROTC12 3 2nd Lt 4 Sc mor Clxsx Xiu Prssldcnt DENNIS SCHULTZ Good Conduct Certnficate 1 Cross Rep 1 Rrdro Work shopl 2 Dmu. Conmuttee 4 Trick 2 A Intrlmurlls I 2 ROTC 1 2 Dnll Te unl BENIGNO SILVA Good Conduct Certrficate 1 2 3 FootballA1 2 3 V4 Tmclc 1 ROBERT SINIS Good Conduct Certlflgate 1 7 3 Homeroom Rellglon Medll 3 Speech 1 JOHN SKELDON Food Conduct C'Ll'tlHL'lf8 1 2 Sod llltv 2 Glce Club 3 JERRY SINGER Good Conduct Certlficate 1, 2, 3, Sodalxty 1, 2, Intra murals 1, 2, 3, ROTC 1, 2, 3, Sergeant 4 1 J I , -Q - 1 1 y v , 5 ' n Q v Z G i , a I , , , , , 5 , , 4 - 5 -,- -,,.1'.., ,-' I O I A - - f l'!f ug :ix V --.X H ng. 'F :' 4 A . 1 2, 35 Sodallty 2, 3, 45 Red nf . g z' ' - I 5 ,...g 1 -- - S i ' N , 9 -1 1' , If Q 1 , S 3 1 'Q 9 . 1-eff Q x - . 7 v S ' s 1 S 5 K. A u ul y 1-, 5 Xa g , I 4 i A, I It l PRANIIC TREVINO C'ood C onduct C mrtlfig :te 1 '7 3 PcrfutAttCnd1nce mlm 3 4 Rnd Cross R1 p 1 ROTC 1 '7 3 Luut 4 OutStPmdmg C xdet '7 D1 Tc lm 1 O 3 SANIUAL TRFVIIXO Cood Conduct C'art1HLate 1 3 PmrfcLtAttcnd1me 1 '7 3 Sodlhtvl 9 '3 4 Tr k 7 HTHIYIIS lTC'1'53NISp,t'3 I OUIb 'I RUIIII O CCD '7 ROBERT Fl IILDILMAN C ood Conduct Certlfig itz 1 3 Home room Officer Tru rs ur r 3 Intrunurxls 1 9 3 'ROTC 1 0 Sc ry mt 4 C ILBERT TREVINO Iilscbdl AIHCFIL xn LtglOll In r murxls 1 if- C RORC,-E. N STRNZEL C' o o d Conduct f' Ccrtxficate 1 2 3 Homeroom Schollr Mc d 11 1 2 Student C'ounul Rep PAUL SHALL DAXID SOLIS ,d,1,,y 1 Cwood C onduct CR l'tlf1C ICC 1 Spmuh Pxml DlhCllSSlClI! 3 Home room Offiur Trms 3 RICIIO Workshop 1 '7 r 4 odnllty I '7 Cllllfll er lIltI'lllIUI'llSl. ROTC 1 2 ROTCI 2 3 4 Clpt 4 l4N4I1.S STROINC hdlson Hlgh Cood Conduct C6I'tlHC'1CC 3 Intmmurlk 1 7 3 ROTC 3 1 - 1 1 vl I 'Il' I .- r . 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NORMAN VERSTUYFT Good Conduct Certificate 1 2, 35 Perfect Attendance 3 Sodality 24 Dance Commit tce 45 ROTC 1 ARTHUR VILLARREAL Good Conduct Certificate 1 2, 3, Perfect Attendance 1 2g Track A team 1, Var- sity 2, Intramurals 1, 2, 3 ROTC 1, 2, 3, 45 Ca tain 4 Drill Team lg Meloclileers 3 41 Photography 3, 4 FRANK XVHITE Good Conduct Certificate 1 3g Football An team, mgr. 4, Basketball Varsity, mgr. 45 Track, mgr. 45 Intra- murals 2g ROTC 1, 2, 3 1' e ff it ici J lv L i 'I Q 1 I' , 7 8 Sen1or offlcers left to r1ght Burton Ralford Brxan Foote Jerome Schuc hart and Henry V Cortez dmcuss 1nfo rmally future plane wmth Brothc Henry Ringkamp, Principal. I' itll pfzedeujaifiaa T r- .., ,K 1 s I-'iv J- i n- --,.. ,,,, f .44 Mi? 2, 'Q fig' 54 yuh -. v A Q., I v v-. 0 1 fi 1 ' 'sf .. +L M --. rw 5 -1 S, . Q'cul... 1f!seBZu4ecl Wvzqin, Me Me . . e.,1zwz0gzf.e ,um .4148 nmmfazm Q'aJw!xa4L1ammlpaZenl'qwi?eJmewiZlnA19Lenqi!nam!!1e macfe auf may Za Je immaculafef' 1146101 was '?-T 4 , i W g 'Y -g'W 1, --...C-.iv , Q V4 B v S, z - v , , ,, 4 - - f ,, x Y' , --W W V ,vii S v ' 4 -V -... -. 5 w , - ,c:'-vw 5 . Y A ' , ' ' ' V -v Q ig' I r . . I , ,... 3 'W'--fy., - ' , - V -- i 4-, if L. 4: 2 A 1 ll 5 ll fi? 02' E HI 1 r i ,.- I I .f ,Irie .gli N- ' r .J K .f .,., , V -'n,4.aA,,,, mv Q 1 , ,, '. fx, 'yi ,f ,KT A .55.1,L'q.5,Q, . Iva A fb v Af , K ' M fl , .. ME' . -. QF' Q. V- .. v W in- 2 . - x t U . . S Rakes! As in former years, Central Catholic's annual retreat was a huge success. Opening the retreat on September 30 with Mass was Father Skrobacki. The retreat lasted two days and concluded with Mass, Benediction, and The Act of Consecration on the mo rning of October Z. Retreatmaster for Juniors and Seniors was Father Brand, while F re s hman and Sophomores benefited from the instructions of Father Young. There were daily opportunities for Spiritual Counsel,Confession, and Communion. As the retreat ended, all stu- dents looked forward toa more rewarding school year. . . . Gd he for three inspiring days. Fathers Brand and Youn of the retreat. ' fx-f i 'T i ' 1 'J' E s . r ' I 'N 1.-V f - Q ' , b 'iii 7 , . - . - , I ,L ui Qisi -4 n I I Eiga , ,i V I F, N W 5 . -Q T if -F , .. ,C Q fe , ' ts ,A 'lQ'fr ,A ii.: E 5 , A Q- , 1 'iii ...mf 1 - y ' , , KL H Q u fi ,A .ik . fr 1 ' - f e ,V V B, t , , . - A ' .g K' C Q .2 '. -Q..-uw A, W , ft fl. 4 'I' K ' N a.'..n 'Q-tx 51 . A Wg f,-I n ' 'tw E ' .1 fi X ' -y 1 - I K f . , f ,, 1,1 . V 4 , - .. , 'iff ' 7' ' JY- ' K' - N - H fs sf- ' Cla - i'-F451 F32 V ' , f , , .Q . Q . -4 . ,,,, ,,.,,..,..:,,v,,-M, f Two earnest Centralites find spiritual reading an es- sential part of a good re t re at. The pamphlet rack was e re cte d by three Sodalists -- Louis Davila, .Toe Perez, and Ernest Lopez. Communion is received into the hearts of Centralites during Mass on the concluding day of the retreat, which brought spiritual peace and calm into the halls of Central g relax and discuss the results Final retreat Communion received by Cen- , F3 Q. Harrison Hilt discovered that tralites. spiritual counsel lay behind this door for many during the retreat. A. Kircher, Brian Foote and Richard Mason propose a problem for Fathe r Brand Father Brand, Retreat Master brings home an important point to climax one of his many inte resting instructions. 1 t A . ...L 4 , WZUM4 'A Nl Call' ++,+'+ Britton ..... ..... V. Cortez ....... Klein...... . Pres -Pres . ........ Sec Driski11.,.... .....Treas Retzloff.. ....Pa.r1 +T in 5 ajft? df + JY +i f GRADE REPRESENTATIVES 7 A 7 B 8 A 8 B ST DE E. SOPHOM ORE Fred Wernette Allen Ludwig William Heye Andy Canales Eddie He rzig SENIOR REPRESENTATIVES George Quimby Waldo Luedemann Je rome Schucha rt Carlos Cazares JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVES Hector Molina Frank Southe rs Louis Rothman James Zoller John Elder REPRESENTATIVES -4 of CATHOLIC ACTIO The SODALITY is the StudentCouncil IN ACTION. On the previous page the division of labor is graphicallyexplained. Paul B ritton, with his senior officers fo r rn the nucleus of the Sodality organization. Each home room repre- I Y sentative is a sodalist and I ' I an active member in their respective homerooms. A few of the Sodality actions activities of the year are pictured on these pages: School opened with aprocession in honor of Mary. Delbert Driskill and H. V. Cortez carry the statueg Fr. Skrobachi Students taking part in an Octobe r ROSARY PRO- GRAM, extending through an entire school day. DAILY MASS and COMMUNION in chapel -- a spir- itual lift to Central students. installs image on third floor nitch. ln November, Central honored their war dead in an im- 1 pressive memorial service. XJ' S Q xxh, ls I RECEPTION xnto the Sodality is a big event in the l1fe of any Centrallte In the above photo a Sodalist rece1ves h1s medal the 'badge of a Sodalist. The Sophomore Sodalists organized a servers schoolg those responsible prepare altar for Mass: Tommy Stueb- ben, James Windlinger, Danny Weyland. Sophomore Soda- lists also s pons o red a dance to collect money for the national shrine of the Immaculate Conception. Officers are seen mailing check: James Dueldner, Bill Heye, and Danny Weyland. In preparationforlvlass, Fresh- man, Octavio Trippe, Robe rt Rey- nolds, and Pable Rodarte, .Tumor Sodal1st John Elder, . . I O leads a dlscusslon at aJun1or d1v1s1on meetmg . . . I I 3 Jerome Schu ha rt made 55 tackles throughout the season CCHS arslt He welghed 170 lbs played Guard and he IS agraduatmg 4 year letterman t Paul Br1tton a graduatlngl year letterman r a c k e d up a score of 36 pts Paulwe1ghed 155 lbs and played Halfback hm-...... 'Wynn- N Ray Gomez 1S a graduatmg Z ye a r letter Buttons success He playedHalfback we1ghed 145 lbs Albert Armand slowed down the oppos1t1on wxth Z8tackles Al 15 a return1ngZ year letter man W61ghS 165 lbs plays Tackle LEWIS Rothman helped the Buttons along w 1th 4 1ntercept1ons 43 tackles and the s co r1ng of 26 pts He We1ghS 153 lbs H15 pos 1t1on was Halfback and he IS a returnmg lette rman B e n 1 g n o S1lva 1S a graduatmg lette rman He we1ghed 147 lbs he played Guard i s-. -A.. Bobby Heep, a Z ye a r letterman, we1ghed 163 and played Tackle. Ani., N.,-lb--. f-f-f--N Nfn 1 xr, fl XZ QLENVZML F F' 'Q' fc 6 J H A nj' , I . I W . a 3 5 J. tl i . l 1 Y v' . . , 1 K , A . ' . ,. N324 V ,f A '. H ' ,K 1:14.14 ff ' 'fi' 3 ,, g pl gf 9' ' as In 'EJ 1 3. 5' p p r rr y p 4 -. my . 7 1 fgffff K , that 6' 1 61 fi 1 ' ' if 1' man who contributed his s ha re towards the f r :t 171.7 1 1 41 ' ' , , . 'ffii f . I 1 1 1 l 'f ' -1 . f Xu I M, 11 '. Carlos Cazares a graduat1ng3 year let terman played Halfback for the Buttons ffl K X He we1ghed 155 lbs J 4 QLIZQ Zlfwma f Walter Retzloff a 225 lb Guard made a total of 19 tackles th1s past season He played end and he IS a 1 year graduatlng 'letterman John Elder made 44 tackles durmg the 53 season He Welghs 155 lbs plays Guard S' al! Waldo Luedemann p u s he d the Buttons we1ghed 145 lbs and was a graduatmgl year letterman Hayward James a graduatmg letterman we1ghed 145 lbs played Center R4 Edwardo S1lva a returmng l year letterman, made Z1 tackles th1s past season Edd1e wexghed 175 lbs and played Tackle James Zoller the Buttons chlef passer hurled a total of 868 yds and completed 59 out of 109 attempted .hm 1S a returnlng 1 year lettermanwho We1ghS 135 lbs plays Quarterback and scored 78 pts and 15 a returmng 1 year letterman 'K I ...AJ AIA mlM..l3f All fm fy if 5,21 P ' A ' ' I 7 N e 5, ' . Z ' X V . . if H JW ft' X -Y ' 'I 's 5 , . K , 1 . j 1 , . 1 W- 'N 'H .-. ' 1 x5 - X 1 5 P f ' ' V 5 ' p 1 'W I p 9 J v , l p 5 ' ' ' 5 J y 1' gl along by scoring 24 pts. He played .End 1 1' . H 1 , . 2 tfifff ? . .. W A , y p hx ,Z Q 1, EH ' p Q . i .fn . . . . 2 ,A - , f - A JN I A ,N A App pxd A- Gp p JN p Andy Canales made Z2 tackles during the course of the season. He is a re- turning 1 year letterman, played End, and weighed 138 lbs. 99 'wrt' X A 99 . w rr K0 1 f'1.9 C a rl K elle r , Button Quarterback, 'fd' M weighed 125 lbs. '-1 i -1 du! 1 W, ' . , '15, A, .bp M oe '1'9?2s f'rs9' 2, X Z7 Yxc 9 .6 nc' s 162111 1 I O Q50- 5 4' N' r 9 8 9 af . - QQ Q b N i .qy Q yeh :nt W -q fo 0 .ff -0. 'eq' 16, 4' s,x David Villarreal' rr 1 Year ,feng lo: IQIFUI O Ce f1'v:O 6? '6 0f1jf5'r,4'rf,fr':g,f0G,,G4.35641 'rrzsvsirkv returnin letterman scored Z4 C' 6' 'S' 'Q-ff df ' 001 'Q I 0 '19 .04 16- ffl' rl- 'b' Kr -09 'on g N .Q of rf, 0 y of 1- 44, 41, 01 G- We fo., -iv-, fo L pts., and made 14 tackles this 'QQ 1 gg An,,,6f I4-7 - fllgofzg 04? yrerblf' an if 6,1 at pang, -Wu 'S Q past season. He weighed 161 Q? or Sxf det-e '7lo To 4-cope , el l . U I ' ' lbs., and played End. 14,5 ..,,.gg.,,Mf11 ,,,axg1 fm, 11501 HWe 11 Fight Right to the 1 I.- rl Joe Morales is a return- R ene M ahone , Button Carlos Sanchez played ing 1 year letterman with HdlfbaCk, is 6 graduating 1 HdlfbaCk, weighed 135 lbs. 31 tackles to his credit. year letterman. His weight Joe weighed 135 lbs., and was 145 lbs. played Halfback. lv' Xp 'F 3 ve -. Humbert Gonzales is a 1 year returning letterman who weighs 200 lbs., and plays Tackle. Q A .I , 36 f O XN 5 .ew V , :L it , L ,, .flif 'K if Bobby Neal played I-lalfback Charles Reininger made 15 John K1ein,weighing 180 lbs. position. tackles during the past season. and playin g Center, is a re- He is a returning 1 year letter- turning 1 year letterman. man, weighed 142 lbs., played End. M. al' 0 W' . ' 4 V ,w '46 ' W'4 ' flvgl N inf . 1 NIA, 'll 12' 9493 J506 Buttons Drop L C, 2fflf'01ff U f'0 l ' swans Seek PM 4 V,,, t 1, . 0' K , -Qllo mf I J 1 JP! J I? ' mwyle, ff list an 450. Q Gerqfd 5, 14-0 The I .YWOOU are T606 To Victory Row 4 I all FN V 'W Q The l cnti'al Catlmlic Buttons t'lHi0 sl S0019 J 06f ' Vs. Tech TQl11Off'0W J , XQC ' 1 . ' TU 7 . 'fl rw l ' .hw 0 tx f 'f havmg: lust then' three previous f95lI,,ff:xch1vaq,fl fflvm, R0 0 C M E031 fentlxallq foot Q - ' b I -, ,Q 'ar ,S 5 Wins aahrllcord for thi: will B 0 lvho haw. been E loss. The u . ' .-on QU Standin ' - We C' nm im Qty. . P1 Gsswn Joe Klein,Central Tackle, is a g raduating lette rrnan, weighed 157 lbs. s y. ,' wr y -v - x- W' 5 ' 1 ' ' I I 411 9' Qwgq view w'f'Wxo'1Q:gW,afigguxvgh Lmzv' Kunmng iff, QDX:Qf,,,,.,S-1.f',, 1 W 0 V, ,QV X9 QM lvl Q ' - X g' 416, 11' . ' 1 I t ...W mv 'NW ll Lcmquers Corpus vljafp fx eQ1Cxol,,,,1Izl11y,QjI I I aff, 'F 00, ' ' The Central Catholic lluttmw t,, CoErcg.v',',IkQ jf'lA,IZ,le11guft after restiner on an oven date tl 11... -lr., I ll., Sf:-,14 li- 1 I John Kulas was a graduating Robert Estrada, Button Cen- 1 year letterman who played ter, weighs 157 lbs., and is a Guard. He weighed 138 lbs' returning 1 year letterman, Lewis Rothman carries the ball and looks for an open- ingg after a short gain was taken down -- but fastl Central's opening game was with Martin High ofLaredo. The Buttons showed their stuff by defeating them 25 to O. Central scored7 in the first quarter and 6 pts. in each of the following. Central's winning streak was broken by Jesuit High at Dallas. Fans who made the trip on a specialchartered train were a disappointed group heading homeward. The mournful score was Z0 to 14. Jesuit did not Block that Kick , as Carlos Cazares shows how it should be done. Paul Britton finding a hole goes for good yardage. Burbank suffered a 19 to O defeat under the Buttons at Edison Field. The lst, 3rd, and 4th quarters were score less. Fast ground work and good blocking assured Central's victory over Corpus Christi with a Z1-0 lead in the first quarter. A wide end run by Carlos Cazares finished at the goal line 55 yds. away. Carlos scored 16 of ou r 28 points in this game. According to the expression revealed on the faces of Varsity coaches, Brothers M a rtin McMurtrey and John Haug, Central must have fo rgotton how to Hold That Line. Brothers Martin and John also coached the A team. Central lost to San Antonio T e ch 14 to 7 on Oct. 31 at Alamo Stadium. After the Buttons had tied the score 7 to 7 in the Znd quarter, Tech retaliated with another 7 pts. in the 4th. Somebody's hand pulls down a Tech player, as Paul Britton adds the finishing touches. Lewis Rothman seems anxious. gl? 48 53 59? 21 .Q E2 48? 19:0 EE -3,23,ge34 ,SQZE ZUQ-ff2 7 51 58 45 12 41 as 19 , 1 -5 Q1 A if 1 .L l i AL X ,Q I I I We .1 I, i W Q J l A 5 1 Y V1 , . 43 'v ' . , ' .. 1 V, 4 Q I ' U . fill: W 1-F3-2 Zi 'f V A Y K ' A Q9 f f 4 -fx 1, , . A, A xW 'M I ASQ ,J f .V - ' 'X A- ix, I. AML N ! 5 A 9-A4 C 1 x ' as 41 .L any fx 1 A ' ll 4 if ,mil S Q51 I I acara heads in to help him out. Lane breaks through with the aid of fine blocking by Wars- wick Munoz, and Meyer. Garza spots trouble as Mal B Team Record I-D J ' 'Non-League The Champions of the Bexar County Junior Conference, Central's B Team again this year showed its winning spirit. Playe rs are left to right, Top row: Gay Meyer fcoachj, Fleming, Menger, Benavides, Gonzalez, Montemayor, Martinez, Adams, Canales, Bro. Chewning Qcoachl. Second row: Ellerbee, Dougherty, Raska, Wirth, Worwick, Stuebben, Wueste, Van der Walle, Lane, Galvan. Third row: Schmidy, Sanchez, Panza, Malacara, Janert, Garza, Munoz, Meyer, Zoellner, Traugott. Fourth row: Juarez, Vance, Ramirez, Gomez, Garcia, Dugosh, Heusinger, Dobbs, and Poole. ---...uni if Warswick likes the wide CC Opponents Opp open spaces and heads for Alamo HBIEMS 7 them 13 Peacock 0 ' 14 tSt. Gerards 0 6 Northeast 0 13 T.M.l. 6 13 South San 7 13 South San 0 6 Alamo Hts. 0 6 Peacock 12 19 ':1St. Gerards 0 13 Northeast 0 18 T.M.I. 0 134 32 C.C.H.S. OPPONENTS 0 Alamo Heights 191 O Alamo Heights 18 6 South San 7 O South San Z0 0 San Antonio Academy 13 6 San Antonio Academy 13 Simon Salas d r1ve s hard through 3 ofthe San Antonio Academy linebackers, as Lupe Ramirez watches the play, Top row: Scheidt, Forster, Hingst, Albrecht, Pickard A., Holquin, Jonietz, Carman, Eyhorn, Crosby, middle Schwartzberg, R am i r e z , Alvarado, Schott, McMahon, Botello, Mainz, Voss, Floresg bottom: Nesrsta, Pickard R., Salas, Trippe, Wueste, Benavides, Haass, Estrello Rodriguez. Bro. Louis Dresner coached the C team .Q rw . ,Q , :sf Q Af. C TEAM SCHEDULE C.C.H.S. 0 25 7 Z O 13 12 13 2 6 26 OPPONENTS Alamo Heights 0 Peacock 0 San Antonio Academy 0 Northeastfforfeitf South San 18 Alamo Heights 6 Peacock 0 San Antonio Academy 7 Northeast ffo rfeitj South San 13 Castroville 6 MIDGETS ' SCHEDULE Midgets Q.. 2 vv- Jurashek 4153 hits the sod with opposition. Mueller aims to aid, as Pyte rek and Baeten watch the proceedings, A Central's Midgets, Top row: Juarschek, Baeten, Merriman, Raba,La Prade, M uelle r, J., Burke, B, Bottom row: Salas, Ripps, Trevino, Burke, J., Chalkley, Wueste, Jaeckle, Pyterek. Not pictured: Mueller, W., .T ua re z, and Cooper, Bro. Howard Gundrum coached the midgets. ,, Q: 1 v Amlinplbm f F. Bernard Jonietz sends the ball sizzling down the alley as Bill Bennett looks on. 5 x 1 ' , Bernard Jonietz tallies the scores as Mat Wueste looks on, pulling for his team. .Q- smasaassszi .. 1 '-1 'H ' lr' fmlJr:9!n!E. 1Wf7l '::i , wlwm 'UU'--. , v-aramaam... --S mzrzarsn . l 2 'ef' SM' A1858-Il.: A L -' , linkin! msn ll-Ili .BW SIS - . :Will -Zim .. .mn lil ,. IIIISFX L K , as K I I , -X7 f Richard Iltis, F red Ende r, Allan Owings, Larry Lyons, Bill Bennett, Danny Weyland, W ayne Wueste and Bill Dry- zmalla look on eagerly du ring a playoff tournament of the K. C. Bowling Alley. Jay Jarrett and Larry Smith kibitz on Bobby Tie- deman's scoring as G ene Bocmc r, Hartley Newman, Tim Campbell and Bill J one s keep their eye on the bowlers. Hector Cardenas adds up the finalscore in an intramural contest as David Bailey, Ralph Smith, .Tame s Admire, Bill Jones, Bill Dryzmalla, and J ohn Kuntz wait for the results. l f 'xli1 A fathe r ' s responsibility for l ke eping his son onthe straight and narrow path, was stressed by Bro. Henry Ringkamp. ldv' l' .3 B A-L Grateful acknowledgment was given to the Father's Club for the fine co-operation they have shown, by Paul Britton, Student Council P resident. Mrs. Molack and Mrs, Bixby serve Mr. Katz, Mr. Milton, and their sons. . . . a fecal fora Above is shown visible proof of the huge success of the Fa- ther and Son Banquet. The Mother's Club promised an even bigger affair for next year. Mr. Henry A. Guerra, Jr., popula r TV newscaster was toast- rnaster of the banquet. ern A 71? went all out this year to back various school activities. by which their sons benefited immensely. One big job accomplished was supplying new athletic equipment for the different teams, such as new basketballs and warm-up jackets. ! Ably led by their president, Mr. Rudolph Klein, Central Dads The Fathe r-Son Banquet t , he1dNovember4th, and the F 4 ' annual Central Bar-B-Q on May Znd are two events jointly sponsored by the Father's and Mother's Clubs. The Father's Club Bingo, February 19th, and the Turkey Shoot on No- R9 vember 19th we re two other events sponsored by the Dads. In the Turkey Shoot a team of .FJ X' Father and Son competed a- gainst the marksmanship of others for plump dressed tur- keys. Winner ofthe match was Mr. Felix Chapa, and his son, scoring Z9 points out of a pos- sible 30, The student body wishes to thanl: the Fathe r 's Club for their continual support during the past year, Father's Club Officers, standing, left to right: Mr. W. Holder, Mr. J. Naughton, and Mr. C. Raba. Seated, left to right: Mr. T. Weyland, Mr. H, Koplan, Mr. R. Klein, Mr. M. Jacobs, and Mr. J, Seguin. Refreshments ata Fathers Club Meeting are en- BINGO! ! ! Another one of the successful games joyed by'Messrs.'Comez, Crosby, Mason, Hutches, parties S pon S 0 red by the Father-S Club is high- and Sefclk- Serlfmg the tas tY SandW1Ch9S and the lighted by the excitement of being the lucky winner. ice cold Pearl Beer are Dr.Mauer, and Mr,Garcia. Sgt. Smith on the job, extreme right. Important details are being discussed at one of the Fathers' C lub meetings. Final plans for the Father-Son Banquet was the main topic of the gathering. Recognize Dad on the picture? Just a cou- ple informal shots of Dads at the meetings. r 'Tia . Mr. Klein promoted the Turkey shoot, and is pictured here with his two sons, Carl and Hugo. The theme s ong of this booth seems to be Pennies from Heav- en. Doing the pitching are J. Roquett, J. Poole and J. Allison. Keeping tab on the profits is Mrs. Weylandg Mr. Iltis watching the board. . ' J ,fi -- - x iii. our pride... VUIKIV Slillf Get 'em up and keep 'em up, is a statement most ably describing the determined looks of Mss rs. Navarte, Chacon and Sarran, as they demonstrate their skill at the turkey shoot. KENY WWE Q n if 32 ii .. . ...,..,..,.....r ,, ,---v-H H ' SEER o m Mr, Emmetlackson and Bro. Henry discuss plans for Cen- tral's newly completed third floor. M r. Jackson was gen- eralcontractorforthe project. Interior of the new art and mechanical drawing room, especially designed for those who are artistically inclined, is bright and roomy. -X., The Thi rd Floo r was finally completed through the combined efforts and donations of the Mother's and Father's Clubs, the Alumni Association, and Mr. and Mrs. Louis J. Ko- curek, Mr. J. A. Rowley, Mrs. J. L. Clem, and Dr. William Wolf. One of the three modern e- quipped Classrooms recently in- stalledin the new third floor add- 5 ition. It took a long, long time, but Central finally got that New I Look. I lim The C omme r- c ia l r o o m w a s planned to put the most mode rn e- quipment a v ail- able, at the reach of those taking the course. ur MUTHERS Mrs. Gilsdorf, last year's president, admires a message exhibiting the feeling of all the stu- dents and faculty of Central towards the Mother's Club, along with the newly elected perfect, Mrs. John Ridd, The Messers. J. Ridd and H. Gils- dorf were on an inspe ction tour of the school when this picture was taken. E1-1: and our jo Mothers' Club officers, left to right, standing: Mrs. E. A. Iaeckle, Mrs. R. Iltis , Mrs. E. C,Pape. Seated: Mrs.E.E. Eck- ert, Mrs. R. A. Kiolbassa, Mrs. J. A. Ridd, Mrs. M. C. Maese, Mrs. A. D. Weyland. Absent: Mrs. P. E, Narvarte, Mrs. V. E. Dobbs. J---C g A moment of relaxation and refreshment dur- Cookies and Coffee hit the spot after a long business ses- ing a meeting of the Mother's Club is enjoyed by sion. At least Brother Book and Messers.Gornez, Chronis- Messers.Mecke, Redlinger, Merriman, Galindo, ter, Guerra, and Baller. Chacon, and Balle r. Enough good things cannot be said about the fine work done for the students of Central by the Mother's Club. Besides serving a delicious First Friday breakfast, the Mothers' Club donated time to serve refreshments and chaperon at d anc e sg and also cooperate in many other school activities. The seniors can be especially grateful to the Mother's C lub for making the dinner dance possible. Other activities spons o red by the mothers were a Christmas party for the faculty, the Winter Carnival, he ld on January 173 frequent cake sales in the cafeteriag and the Fashion Show, March Z3 and Z4. Our mothers' initiative, willingness, and ability helped make this year a success. Watch the birdiel M e s s e r s . Morkovsky, Iltis, Ridd, K io 1 b a s s a , Weyland, and Pape seem to be complying with that request, as they pause a moment during the festivities of the annual Christmas Party, and give the pho- tographer a smile. Messers. Morganthaler and Admire, two loyal members of the Mother's Club, assist in serving the food that was enjoyed by so many at the Father-Son Banquet. What would we do without the hot chocolate and rolls served each First Friday morning after Mass by the Mother's Club, free of charge ? Pic- tured here are Messers. Farmer and Ridd, vffrw af 4-If Messers. Merriman, Hinijosa, and Tolle being kept busy serving their delicious cakes during a cake sale. 7 P Vbu . F? lm IN USUAL POSE, akin: X1 Top row: M a rk R andol, Harry Candler, Melvin Barron, Hector Molina, Anthony Ramirez, Paul Mueller. Se c ond row: Reno Bradicich, Alfred Kircher, Paul Zenner, F red R inne r , George Kearns, V ic t o r O r s ak, Eugene Geigenmiller. Third row: Joe Smith, John Garces, Larry Vega, Joe Gonzalez, P ie rc e Sullivan, Elmer Parsons, John C havana, Clarence Hutches. Fourth row: Richard Schultze, Frank Madla, Peter Maverick, Jimmy Lara, Joe Anderson, Edward Exparza, Miquel Del-Ioyos, Roland Ramirez,Stanley Scheel. Absent from pic- ture Eddie Baker. Brother Martin McMurtrey incul- cates literary ap- p reciation. FROM BOOKS TO JEWEL- RY. Juniors, Pierce Sullivan and PeterMaverick are unde- cided about the sizeg Brother Henry Book stands by always ready to help. Top row: Tom Gaertner,John Johnston, Xavier Saenz, Edward Brandt, David Jasmer, Larry Logan. Second row: William Herrera,Charles Ulrich, Sam Moy, John Perry,Adolph De La Pena, Robert Tudyk,Gilbert Per- syn, George Strauch, Thi rd row: Fred Serna, Rene Luna, Eugene Pape,I..arry Keller,Melvin Reist,EdwardCortez,James Poston. Fourth row: Jesse Camacho, Frank Southers, J e r ry Billmeier, Gil Nogueira, Raul Borrego, Carlton Keller, Anthony Rod riguez, Bob Neal, BRIEF' OBSERVATION is madc by Melvin R1 ist Jesse Camacho, Rene Luna and George Straueh Brothe r Charles Rahe receives a BRIGHT Q? J RE- SPONSE. Lwws Top row: Humbe rt Gonzalez, Bill Dowdy, QUERIES SATISFIED, as Brother William Chewning explains experiment to Home r Gaytan, Tom Cal- vert, and Gordon Ramsey. it HUMOROUS REACTIONS of Bill Dowdy, Freddie Chapa and Bro. Haug are caught by Fang Photo- grapher in the athletic office. Mel Schrader. Second row: Paul Canter, Leo Stevens, Bobby Estrada, John Valentine, Fred- die Chapa, Tom Joseph, James Biehl. Third row: Dave Wosnig, Art Barajas, Bob Lytton, Juan Selva, Homer Gaytan, Lou Rothman. Fourth row: Russell Haynes, Roy Vasquez, Edgar Mar- shall, J e r ry Keeffe, Tom Calvert,Stan1ey Parr, Gordon Ramsey. Absent: Alan Mitehell,Carl Raba, Manual Garza, Robe rt Flaugher,Richard Muckle, Michael O'Dowd, Alfred Slavin. 'fur' . 3 3 0 Top row: Robert Schulze, Robe rt Rankin, Robert Rodriguez, Albert Casillas, Jack Angermiller. Second row: James Zoller, Lawrence Lay, Emil Pavelka, Tom Crosby, John Dury, George Golla, Charles Ramirez, Joseph Garza, Third row: Drew Manning, John Siddall, Myron Vorpahl, Wallace Exparza, Joseph K la r, Richard May, John Batto. Fourth row: Armand Navarro, Mike Jacobs, Robert Briones, Carl Laffe rty, William Scheidt, Ernique Ag uila r, Jose Ortiz, Joseph Ortiz, Joseph Morales. Absent from picture: Norbert Grona, and Joseph Smith. Brother Robert Buss, voca- tion director, explains reli- gious life to his home room. T h r e 0 members of ROOM 302, scanning the bulletin board note week s event n I! ll I First row: Mike Leary, Albert Armand, John Ne ls on, Gilberto Guerra, Victor Yee. Second row: Mike Farmer, Frank Alvarez, Frank Anaya, Charles Reininger, Mike Pa- gonis, Hampus R oos, Ed Travis, William Stanton, Thomas Bauml. Third row: Eduardo Silva, Helm uth Sc hne id e r, Daniel Gomez, Joe Chacon, John Elder, Michael La Hood, Edward Kanning, J ame s Marbach. Fourth row: Joseph Metzger, Daniel Wall, Reynaldo Morales, John Pradel, Ted Lapko, Norbert Bustos, Paul G a rza, Martin Knippa, Benny Ramon. Dan Wall giving the right answer to Brother Francis Heyer. Victor Yee and Ed- uardo S ilv a ready to take over, x l , x ReynaldoMorales and James Marback lead class discus- sion. Our Opvn Housn- took plate on thv vveninggof Oct.Zl. Bro. Henry Book chcrks his rof- ords forMrs. Strong, as Mrs, Lo- gan, Mr. Katz, Mrs. Granato, Mrs. Sing0r,Mrs.Katz,and Mrs. Broiden await their turn in line. James Strong looks on, as Bro. Gray talks plum' on St-pt s C h 0 ol dt- purtrnvnt. 3-1 1 Bro. Bill Chcwningg 1' xplain s tht' school's aftivitivs to Mr, and M rs. Allcn Mitchvll, and Mr, Loo Stn-vvns, M rs. Papo swims to enjoy sorving the punch, as Mrs. Spf-or-waits to bc' served. with M r, and M rs. Bla-vinsg while in tht- back- ground Bro. Buss has ex f ric-nd ly chat with M rs. He-using:-r, exif! UDDV 7UOl!fEw Mr, and Mrs, Biillvr wait. in line, as M rs, E, Str' p han talks with Sgt. Turm-y, Captain Wivson niakvs A na-w acquaintance- with Mr, and Mrs, Popp, as M r, and Mrs. Efkvrt, and Mr, and Mrs, Salas await th oi r tu rn to find out ahout thc-ir sons' milita ry prop ross, I. Q ,g X I l X A previous tis- sc-mbly took ZZ for G rarit- if f f M4 P gg, S Y 'Q AWN 'Q4,,s gf. - , a wi . 1- . -ef, ., A3 ' 'px If H , xfl.. 'X x-M1 VY.. KJ. N kr . Q. M. - Melodeers pose for Fang Photographer be- fore entertaining senior A mellow touch from the sax section J Mar- bach J Blevins B Rey- nolds P Ortiz L Vega. The MELODEERS i r '?Zj',45!!4WW ifflfllliffliillillIlifliffllfff Although a comparatively new organization, Central's dance orchestra, The Melo- deers, has zoomed to popularity with students and parents alike. Besides providing the music for Central dances, the Melodeers also play for dances sponsored by other Catholic schools, parishes, and youth clubs. The members of this fine organization are Paul Mueller, Art Villarreal, Thurston Powrie, Ray Guerra, Fred Wernette, Dan G ome z , Billy Mueller, Bobby Reynolds, Pete Ortiz, .Tim Marbach, John Blevins, Larry Vega, and Marty Montgomery, The M 1 . . . . e odeers are under the Joint supervision of B rothe r Leo Schaeffer, and Brother Glennon Mei-tons. C-E- are P P Cheerleaders 1 -. X Kenneth Wunsch defies gravity as he per- forms one of his amazing back flips with the assistance of P. Strauch. 79 Both the football and basketball teams scored victories for Cen- tral this ye a r enlivened by our cheerleaders who were at every game keeping the fans yelling and the team scoring. The squad this year consisted of thirteen members. The seven girl cheerleaders were Rosemarie Angelini, Diane Pugh, and Ka- thy Mclvlahon of Providence High Schoolg Gloria Costello, and Ri- ta Hontgias of Incarnate Word. Yolanda Almaguer ofUrsuline Acad- emy, and Patty Freeman of Blessed Sacrament. The girls were ably assisted by six Centralites, namely, Kenneth Wunsch, George Stenzel, Mark Randol, Elmer Parsons, Philip Strauch, and Rich- ard Iltis. The old faithful cheers like Central Locomotive and Blue, White, Fight! were heard, plus some lively additions which put that point-scoring pep into our teams. Seniors we will miss next year are Yolanda Almaguer and Diane Pugh who have been with the squad three years, Rita Hontigias, Kenneth Wunsch, and G eo rge Stenzel who have served for two. Much practice and ha rd wo rk under the direction of Brother Charles Rahe rewarded C.C.H.S. with many victories. The s quad of thirteen out in full force, three year vete ran Yolanda Almague r dem- x onstrates her special conclusion toa ,, V f' C.C,H.S. cheer. H' X, X 4 fhaf' QP' r' Q Here's the squad doing With a C , a snappy chc-er that kept the fans yelling. A lofty leap is executed by M a rk Randol after a winning touchdown by Central. Just completing a rousing cheer are front, left to right: Patty Freeman, Gloria Costello and Rosemarie Angelinig back row: George Stenzel, Kenneth Wunsch, and R, Iltis. As the team nears the goal l1ne, G e o rg e Stenzel invites the fans to join with him in We Want a Touchdown .Jai .xo-W. Precision fo rmation shown here is part of the hard work connected with good cheerleading which Central definitely had this year, 1:1 Mb , 3 Q 'rw rfyp sd f ' 0- fb 'Va MW 4.5 gd me Lax asv My h WORD d f h 11 L S a -' .Hfqi-I. uw , A 5 . 9 1 t e fwas ma e les A 3-al :Li ckmbfm ur-1: 51-D- f',amf,zca,,,eza,w,1...zzmzuw4za,4fMA.,,:a4,.zeza,.,.efz WMM. ,f1,wz41,,4,.4.,,.,1,fMz.z,.,,f.Q,4f4..f,,,A..,,,amz A0!tiM Cl0MM,WtC!!GiJAimf0Gm9!?M', .L'uAe.2,6-7 L mu X and dwelt among US We 'i' -5, - - F Y , I ' '- December ZZ was aday of great rejoicing through- I out our fair city. R. Gutierrez, J. Jungman, and F. Wernette are p reparing to make less fortunate - - families joyful at Christmas. . ..,.. '1,fEi wg H r, ,ru 3 ,, X me ,W . .A R. Guerra, R. Jaeckle, and C. Ulrich in a scene from renowned playwrite, Geo. F. Kauf- 4 K k mann's humorous play, The Still Alarm. A .4 'iw D. Shultz, as the fireman, is occupied by -'-' f jr something going on outside. ' ' ' E M if fi' 3 if 1 .TohnSiddall,posingasa love ly songstress, mimicked Gayla Peeve's record of I WantAHippopotamus For Christmas. H. Gaytan and four other Good Samaritans ik load the tree and Christmas dinner to be de- livered to a needy family. l N A Villarreal T Powrie, and P Mueller members of the Rythman Masters, let out with a solid rendition of Cool Yule Jaw qmjyfzzfejmg., J V- x Emerging from the confusion caused by the switching and reswitching of teachers at the beginning of the second se- mester were three new faces. Arriving from Assumption High School in East St, Louis was Rev. Warner Rohrbach, our new assistant chaplain. Brother Dan Otten, from St. Mary's Unive r s ity, joined Central's faculty and took over Sophomore homeroom 115. Fr, Warner A. Rohrbach Bro. Dan Otten Religion 205, 10D Religion 115, 10C English 3, 4 Algebra 1, 2 Typewriting 1, Z English 1, Z As s istant C haplain MfSgt. Henry P. Lee, a native Texan, came to the relief of the over-burdened Military Staff as a s s i s tant instructor. Sgt. Lee was formerly an instructor with the Oklahoma National Guard, and served six months in Korea. Bro, Wurtzel leads the Glee Club in a spirited rendition of the popular favorite, You, You, You. yllmdlila cjonleff Central's annual Amateur Contest got under way Sunday, December 6, promptly at eight o'clock. Geo. Stenzel awards B o bby R e n old s, who was chosen first place winner by the adult division, the coveted blue ribbon, as his brother Eddie looks on. The fine harmonyvof John Blevins and Fernando Guerra on sax, Tony Crosby bn trumpet, and Marty Montgomery on drums, brought thefn third place. at 4. Q07 1 'din K -Q 5.-x.-X,x W --x , R X x f-'FFP' V. 'Wx W -5- Billy Merriman is be ing congratulated by Bro. Leo on being chosen lst place winnerby the students, and second place winner by the adults. The Rytharn Masters, consisting ofCentral's musically inclined, captured fifth place ac- cording to the student votes. ...,x x, -xaccff ,if 5:33-2, WM 'N ! 7.'f , I, Victory smiles are I lashed by those who captured the first five places. They are left to right, The Instrumental Quartet: Billy Merriman, Bobby and Eddie Reynolds, Fred Wernette, and the Rytham Masters. 1: I 1, 'x is..-1-,ct 75' wx 'Q Central's ,tiff . dance band, wifi! 14 The Melodee rs, entertain as the votes are be- ing counted. ,.......1 -Q ,... -. .............-- . .M . , ,,,,,, t ,t --,,.-w .M --,fri-71 ' A , ,,,,4.---I - ,.xqf.c,s,,.:,. - , -. r . . - -is sr' at ,'1'-f'- ' W, . in X ,, Q ,P W SQ The Hand Of Fate is hovering over these students and members of the alumni as they count and recount the votes. Engaged in this business are, left to right: Art Neugebouer, Mr, E rne st J o rdan, Bro. Ralph Thayer, Charles Ecke rt, Flavio Gianotti, Jerry Breen, and Ewell Mason. 4 45' Sxrxsyqf' F, X' N 5- .,f:'Xs,Xx:vV,Xs rx' I 1 Q, at V Q r . .X -v .tv I , .x , L x K. ,' 1-FTA' X all-f ' 4 ,,,4as...u..,.. .. ?L..,.2-.-.xaS...'--1-ll-3 Billy Mueller, accompanied by his brother Paul, plays it Sweet and Very, Very Low. The hand is quicker than the eye, or is it? One who knows is Paul Copp who astounded all with his feats of magic. His assistant looks as if she knows the secret of the trick. Our Varsity Team won 9 games and lost 12 throughout the season. The opposition of the season included: Edgewood, Floresville, Harlandale, Seguin, Brackenridge, South San, Tech, Eagle Pass, St. Gerards, St. Anthony, East Central, Corpus Christi, St. Joe, and the Alumni. Members of the team graduating this year are J. Klein, D. Collins, W. Luedeman, and R. Gomez. Hector M olina made All-Star team in the State Tourney. High point men of the year were: H. Molina, 215, J. Zol- ler, 1525 X. Saenz, 1305 and W. Luedeman, 123. Standing, left to right: Brother J. Haug, coach, J. Klien, D. Collins, X. Saenz, H, Molina, J. Zoller, W. Luedeman. Front row: C. Keller, L. Stevens, C. Reininger, I... Rothman, R. Gomez, S v U, 1 5. F' 0 r J 3-2 1- 26 , an W Q bfi? . H .3 Cin, g,.h :J 1 Ha I 5 x u 1' , l I n H 214: H! f Q 'I '.'i.'o 'P.'.'.'q'i 430,30 Y'a,'.1Q:,.1.1 N' 'Q , '04, .pq 01 'J . 159114 a 'a,:.,4 , . 0 i 44: '. 1,: 'Q 6 1.5 0 'Q o 9 O Xavier S a e n z smks one against St Anthony ff 'R Luedeman takes jump shot in El Paso game. Saenz 12.51 ready for rebound. C. Reininger in for lay-up. C. Kel1er113J, and L. Rothman 115, watch hopefully. Hector Molina ready to score against Alumni bound. P. Veltman 18, defends for Alumni. fa, C. Keller 1135 and X, Saenz 12.5, ready for re- Xavier Saenz is cornered. J. Zoller fZ6J watching. Hector Molina up for rebound. nl 651 mm' 1 gra -. SN Q wg- ,, 'ia 'k' A, 7 watches 1,-. X ' .Q S1 'Er' ' --'jf-T. 1 Gene Pape takesjump shot. Leo Stevens - I 'Q x ff Q , . -1- -J- vv-rf,.l W. Luedeman goes after loose ball I Won 11 -- Lost 11 in overall picture. The A Team playing in the Alamo League spent most of their time learningg winning only five while losing eleven in league competition. J. Chavana, and B. Jonietz did most of the s co ring but were helped along in that department by T. Crosby, D. Weyland,L. Keller, S. Braun, and J. Klein. The fact that mostof these boys are sophomores and freshmen give bright prospects for the future. T. Crosby in the air with a jump shot--J. Chavana floj ready for rebound. -4 'Sn pat, ef...- ' A team A Team Basketball: left to right, standing: K, Hanner, man- ager, A. Crosby, F. Sullivan, R. Rodriguez, B. Jonietz, A. Rami- rez, J. Klein, and W. Dowdy. Kneeling: S. Braun, J. Remling, D. Weyland, J. Chavana, L. Kel- ler, R. Ramirez. J. Chavana gets jump ball. B, Jonietz takes a jump shot. B Team Basketball, left to right: Bro, Chewning, coach, J. Poole, M. Doughe rty, D. Harn, T. Fleming, P. Pape, A. Neal. Second row: P, Munoz, J. Dobbs, M. Ramirez, J. Jaeckle, H. Lazano. Absent from picture were F. Allison, D. Janert, R. Maspe ro, W. Zoellner, A, Garza, and E. Coy. team Two points scored for Central by T, Fleming, Neal on the alert directly under the basket. if? I WW Wm' wa If ff Q X Z? 3.13.5 , 'fi' 0'-25:41 L-- w -,-1 ' u.,- I E53 401 I J,-f :Nm In a rush for the rebound plenty of action was captured by the photographer. Extreme left, Lazano with Neal UQ, and T. Fleming QIZD. Winning half of their scheduled Z0 games this year, the B team finished the season in fine style. Averaging 35.2 points per game over their opponents' 31 3 points Out standing cage artist on the team was Tom Fleming scor ing 196 points Next in line we re Allen Neal Humbert Lazano, Frank Allison and Jim Poole accumulating 2 75 66, and 52 points respectively The B team won second place in the B C J C League C team Mad scramble for ball, as A.Camero 1281 grabs it, with aid of team members S. McMahon1161 and F. Guerra in background 1571. Heads up for a basket as M. Crosby 1151 tries to reach the ball, with team member F. Guerra 1571 assisting. MIDGET Team, first row, left to right: Bro, H. Gundrum, coachg P. Juarez, J. Mueller,H Grams, M. Winters, 1. Quinlan, and J. Wilcox Second row: T. Jaeckle,M, Wueste, B. Jura- shek, D, Fuentes, T. Dobbs, and S.Trevino CCHS Midgets won second place in the B.C .1.C. Midget League. B,C..T.C. MIDGET LEAGUE Date C.C.H.S. OPPONENTS Jan. 6 9 San Antonio Ac. 17 8 12 South San 15 12 18 Alamo Heights 8 14 Z5 South San 15 18 2.7 San Antonio AC. Z3 2.1 14 Alamo Heights 15 25 Z7 San Antonio Ac. Z3 Z9 11 South San 12 Feb. 4 15 Alamo Heights 13 Midgets C TEAM, first row: H. Fuchs, R. Gonzales, A. Camero, N. Cortez, R. Pickard, M. Crosby, O. Trippe P. Meyer, and C. Schwartzbe rg Second row: T. Schott, J. Navarte B. De La Fuente, S. McMahon,T Hingst, R. Voss, F. Gudat, I. Lotz and F. Guerra, Bro. R.Doorack coach. C Team earned second place in the B.C.J.C. C team league, winning 10 of their 12 league games. The whole season shows a record of 15games played, 11 won, 4 lost. 1 4 I 1 , 2 a BAND QQNCEQTI Brother Leo seems to be pleading for just a little less volume in that bras s section, as the band lets go with The WashingtonGraysMarch. The band --en masse. Need more be said? ? The annual January Band Concert held on Sunday, January 31, was, as usual, a rousing success. Opening the varies and highly inte resting program was the band's spirited and patriotic sounding version of one of America's favorite marches, Americans We. From there the band preced- ed to even greener fields, playing old and new favorites a- like. Adding spice to the program were the piano duets of Mary Elizabeth Hardin and Sterly Dossman playing Hun- garian Rhapsody and Paul and William Mueller's rendi- tion of Roses of the South. Individual soloists Bob Granato and Dennis Keeffe, blend- ed with a dash of Glee Club harmony, and brewed carefully under the able direction of Bro. Leo Schaefer's baton, the Band Concert could havehad Only One result - a perfect eve- nings entertainment. Paul and W i l lia in Ivlueller round out the first half of the program with their twin pianos rendition of Roses of the South. Brother Glennon Mertons directs the band in the I S66 Tl10 MOOD, along with You, YOu, You lively march, La Sgrellaf' were two of the popular renditions sung by the Glee Club. L. Flores, E. Minor, and B. Kutac were the soloists. .,-,Q s--ig R N- NF ,R . A g.x-M 3, , Y ' . ' I L mx - L' 33 Q Q L I Z6 x : W 21 .?y6W 59 ENGQ N xx 119wx , ?NQ.IxW f xg' I 'x ' 'Z Y' E 'A5QWEf'q W P NVXM ' . ' f V. :F I'- .' UQ f ik., E 3' +- 1-.' ' 1 4 ' A K, N' p -A fr. ,, ', Xij XffXPX.4 KKffffffffffffffffffffffff DODllOllDDlUObDbDOlbblbU.bO 71 x 1 A' ig-'VM I U Q yr - t ' ' 5 V N KWQD fm 4. ' r U ' ., , ,Q 3? . , . ' x ,Er 1, xi xg' U' Y I x N' X f X1 ' 5 l A 2, 3 -V my 2 X x I N N IM . - Q am fs f 4 Y F t,gjV'1E9'.,. V Q Q 5: A w A A df' L 'gi .L I f 1,5 ' Xymfjf f 0,4 'gf ,ffm f 1 - l X l 4 J ll, A' K , l X V Q r . 1. J141 fix fy-Ja ff Ai . I' X 1 Q Vg cb V an ll Q J' Q Ah I X I iris . ' I ,ff ls' A I , T ,,,, .... -,., ,.....-.. 5 ,,....-..-.- mm.. M.,,.,:u..- - .-- .,.,.W.Mw-'mv .--1,:,:1k+: ' A 'AA' Z' ' vw -' w.',...- 'C V! Q 'gf S mn ,,f ' 'az-13 1 'J ia! 1. ,' QI .Q-vwnwv Top row: Peter Plumb, James Boyer, Curtis Jungman, Thomas Lange, Dennis Scheidt, Adolph Hernandez, Anthony Crosby. Sec- ond row: James Spear, Henry Pe rez, John Cavazos, Joe Larry Vizza, John Quinlan, G e o rge Wrockloff, John Jaeckle, Rene Gu- tierrez, Fred Wernette. Third row: Alphonso Butcher, Edward Moynahan, John Bordovsky, Ralph Smith, Albert Terp, Clinton Gib- bons, Isidro Garza, Daniel Pape, J e rome J anca. Fourth row: Raymond Taylor, James Mclnnis, Henry Picacio, Antonio Valdez, Philip Munoz, James Poole, C liffo rd Kosub, Frank Laskowski, Ernest Lopez,Gilbert Rodriguez. Absent from the picture is Ray- mond Baray. Religion clas s commences. Brother Howard Gundrum graciously poses for photog- rapher. RETURNING report cards to Brother Gundrum are Clifford Kosub and Edward Moynahan. Top row: EdwardMinor, BillDietz, Dick Harn, Fred Ender, Bill Kutac, Jim Morri- son, Allen Owings, Wayne Schneider, Pete Narvarte. Second row: David Kocurek, Pete Proseen, David Plylar, Danny Wey- land, John Gueldner, VincentMortellra, R obe rt Bu rke , Henry Castillon, David Monaco, Richard Iltis, Bill Bennett. Third row: Robe rt M a ls e, Timothy Campbell, Larry Smith, Ernest Malacara, Richard Sarro,Jerry Vogel, Charles Deason, Law- rence Demmer, Leonard Hess. Fourth row: Lamuel Kinsey, Leonard Leos, Allen Ludwig, Thomas Stubben,Matthew Wueste, Robe rt Bordelon, John Galvan, John Dobbs, Bill Jones, Fred Harris, David Monaco, Bill Jones, Richard Iltis, and Edward Mi nor, anxiously distribute So dality cards among them selves. A LESS ON ON THE LITURGY Brother M e lvin Meyer explains the use of nett, Ma the stole to Bill Ben tthew Wueste, and Rob ert Burke. 1 3. 'M James Windlinge r. EXCUSES GRANTED by Bro. James Grey, as admit slips are given to Bill Eckert and Selvin Dupnich. ik' Top row: Ronnie Garcia, Tom Fleming, Joe Baller,Selvin Dupnich, Ber- nard Joneitz, J. Richard Orin, William Popp, Earl Power. Second row William Mueller, Pat Cotter, Wallace Kee, Bill Gary, Bill Heye, John Swift Ben Huie, James Windlinger, Jame s Strause. Third row: David Holden George Foster, David Bailey, Pat Casey, Joe Vance, Peter Leon, John Ridd Karl Klein, Jake G ranato, John Brady. Fourth row: Sterly Dossmann Harry Horton, Arthur Garza, Richard C a rdenas, Jose DeLuna, William Gold, Anthony Panza, Bill Eckert, John Harding. INSTRUCTIONS IN THE SAC RISTY are given by Father Charles O'Neill to Karl Klein and Top row: Henry Cardenas, Thomas Reilly,Ernest Bernal, William Suberg, Al- fonso Garza, James Tumlinson, Henry Harris. Second row: Champ Grona,David Heintz, Anthony Carranza, Donald Ellerbee, Roque Gonzales, George Santac ruz, Manuel Gonzales, Luther Smith, Marvin Giambernardi, John Quimby. Third row: Luis Davila, William Lambrecht. Manuel Gomez, James Briseno, Vernon Frie- senhahn, Michael Bixby, Andrew Canales, Donald Janert, R udy Juarez. Fourth row: Edward Ortiz, Gilbert Paredes,Charles Rodriguez, Carlos Sanchez, James Brown, Donald Morrison,Hector Davis, George Vasquez, Carl Alen, Joseph Bea- man. George Vasquez is fitted for size by Sgt. Smith as Andy Canales and Marvin Giambernardi look on. .41-3 CHECKING OUT are Thomas Reilly and Charles Quimby as Brother R a 1 p h Thayer signs lib ra ry s lip. Studious but distracted, James Tumlinson and Anthony Carranza in front, facing camera. ...I Preparing prayers for early Mass are R and all Perkins, John Roquett, Eddie Herzig as Brother Arnold Wurzel looks on. Ray Chavez, Michael Sauter, John Ingram and Jame s Lohrke -- first class artists -- View an exhibit. Top row: John Ingram, E ddie Herzig, Edward Barrera, Leonard Clark, Manuel Lizcano, Ronald Schreiber, Rudolph Klecka. Second row: James Cinalli, James Lohrke, Daniel Ploch, Wayne Zimmermann, Roland de la Garza, David Villarreal, Louis Yznaga, Ronald M aspe ro, Rudy Ramirez. Third row: Robert Martin, Joe Johnson, Stansell Braun, Robe rt Van de Walle, Philip Strauch, Edward Kiplan, Rudy Elizondo, Ray T raugott, Fourth row: Johnny Rizzo, John Navarro, John Molina, Joe Perez, Ray Chavez, Michael Sauter, Richard Sanchez, Randall Perkins, John Roquett. ZZMA RT CLUB Ray Chavez : John Roquett r , Wallace Kee fl ' .r John Ing ram Leonard Clark 2 .cl 1 John Navarro, John Ingram, and A. J. Ahrens puts the Wallace Kee prepare the scenery finishing touches on the fO!' thE Marian Program telling of emblems to be used in dec- Mary's place in world history. o rating the gym for the Military Ball. Ronnie Garcia John Navarro The C ha rle s Notin Art Club derived its name from the celebrated artist, Bro. Charles Notin, S. M. Members of the Club are con- stantly in demand to lend their talents to the making of poste r s and ads for the various school activities. Faculty Moderator, Bro- ther Melvin Meyer. L. Clark, J. Garcia, and R. Chavez, talented art students, sketch poster designs for the Band Concert. IN ntl NwtAmwm4tanJznq6qdwmuaf ma!AmmJ1fAeJ4L1capJeuanJzn96q,!1e4aJ lalu:1ma1!Am,'7t!wwn,6eAalflMqmn,'ZAm Ae,wzJtaZJwJ4L1czple,... 'Behold Mother' And . . . the disciple took her into his home Lyons, check photos with FANG layout. This year's FANG went through quite a few changes. Besides the appointment of Bro. Melvin Meyer as moderator, the e ntire staff was new with the exception of the Editor, Brian Foote. In the layout department, S am G a rza, Louis Grimm, Conrad Lutz, and Gene Boemer took an able hand in turning out completely new and more striking layouts for the pages. .Terry Billmeier, Gil Nogueira, and Tony Ogden caught the technique of yearbook writ- ing from the very beginning to put the activities into reality. Bob Granato did all the typing for the staff. To complete a full year, the staffwas represented in the Texas High School Press Asso- ciation, and the Editor, Brian Foote represented the S c hool as President of the Alamo Press Association. v, '1 . - l 3 il. A .f -vq Editor and Business Mgr, of the Fang, Brian Foote, UW headed the Staff this year thinri? Silffgmera Cxckf ryzma a, yearbook Fang photographic editor, Moderator, B ro. Melvin M eye r, smiles at camera in the production ofa fine as he checks class pictures. Two up and coming photographe rs, Wayne Wueste and Larry F7 Again this year The Pep was made a superb newspaper. Edited by a veter- an and expert Henry V, Cortez, the Pep gave the students of Central all the top interest news of school life and ac tivitie s every three weeks. Assisting with great skill and efficiency were Edward Travis, Assistant Editor, Clarence Hut- ing make the SB-54 Pep tops. Putting his final OK on the work was Moderator chins, Business Managerg Peter Plumb, Sports Editor, and many reporters help- Brother James Gray and printing the paper was Brother Harold Marcell. Pep editor H. V. Cortez, school printer Brother Harold Marcell, and P. Plumb get things under way as they set type for a forthcoming issue ofthe Pep. .xi sf 3 .1 ., ,. 2 'fu t Pep staff mem- ' be rs R. Granato, G. Vogel, and G. Wrockloff distri- bute copies of the Pep hot off the press. .14 Looking over the finished product are G. Wrockloff, H. Roos, J. Beaman, A. Carranza, P. Plumb, and P. Casey. G, W rockloff, J.Vogel, and B.Merriman check 'l' 1 files for information con- 'jf cerning an article for the Sports Page. 3-I 'N G. Sarrann, R. Orin, B. J ones, and F. Ender put themselves up to date on the latest school happenings at Central. -1 .fbrllp The fine job of moderating and editing the 4 X Pep was done this year by Brother J. Gray, and H. V. Cortez. School photographer W, Dryzmalla, and his assistant D. Plylar, examine proofs of pic- D tures to headline the front page ofthe PEP, HK. 1 R. Granato, E. Travis, and A. Ogden sum- Pep typists, T. Calvert and A. Brieden finish their next marize C opy for the editorial section of the assignment for the Pep. upep... M7.. -C' fm '-sign, 's LEE Atlus. I - :I-u' 1 r, 3'-D I-'l Am-1 sum mms .. David Bailey Raymond Chavez m Edwardo Silva - K ., ' I at 3 Vincent Mortellra Louis Grimm Billy Kutac Elmer Parsons John Harding Drew Manning Robert Burke The design of our Glee Club page is to emphasize the 50th An- niversary of the proclamation of Pope Pius X's encyclica, Motu Proprio, on Gregorian Chantg the official music in the liturgy of the Church. The arrangement of the photographs reproduced the beginning of the Introit sung in the Mass of Our Blessed Mother on Saturdays: Salve Sancte Parens. Hail Holy Parent keynotes the theme of our '54 Fang. Participating in this anniversary of Pius's encyclical, theGlee Club sang the Proper of the Mass of St. Cecilia in Gregorian Chant at the Annual Teachers Institute on October 23, 19535 the rest of the Catholic School Choirs of the city sangthe Ordinary. The Cen- tral Glee Club also joined eightor nine other Catholic High School choirs in celebrating Motu Porprio Day at Our L ady of the Lake College on the fe ast of St. Cecilia, November ZZ, 1953. On this occasion the Glee Club sang two selections ofthree-parted liturgi- cal music. The fir s t was Regina Coeli Jubila and the second Tota Pulcra Es. The Glee Club is an organization eminently suited to those who enjoy singing together in ha rmony. Practice sessions are held three times a Week in the renovated Tower Room, a small au- Rodney Haynes Tony Bonilla David Wosnig Luis Zatarain Wallace Kee Ernest Lopez - iq' 'B Tim Campbell M atthew Wueste Clifford Lane 'ix I' fi I Fred Ender d ito rium on the third floor. In January, the 39 members of the sang in the Band Con- Glee C lub members complimented and ad- their devotion to an activity which costs them dearly in study periods and which is not Glee Club cert. The a re to be mired for surrounded with the glamour of uniforms, c re d its, letters, and other scholastic awards. We take this oppo rtune moment to show our appreciation to Brother Arnold Wurzel for the fine job he has done in directing such an ex- cellent organization as the CEN- TRAL CATHOLIC GLEE CLUB! Paul M ue lle r was the faithful accompanist of the Glee Club, Randall Pe rkins David Villarreal John Picacio Ronnie Ga1'Cif'1 Leonard Clark Reciting the latin responses over the loud speaker in the gym during Mass was just one of the many duties of the Speech Team, Here H. Klein, G. Stenzel, and R. Jaeckle pre- pare the reading to be done on First Friday. wg. 'I ' I Sill Three speechteam mem- bers, G. Sarran, T. Kelly, and R. Ja'eckle are ready to leave for St.Mary's Uni- versity library for a bit of reference material. JF- 1 K F, ,, W. But Casey had struck out! W ith these words Assembled in the Central L obby at the request of the Billy Merriman winds up his fast-paced recitation photographer are some members of the Speech Teams of of Casey At The Bat! He is shown here practic- both Central and P rovidenc e. They are, left to right: ing his de live ry before H, Roos, an unidentified John Quinlan, Joanne Parrish, Fred Ender, Barbara Jean visitor, and Hans Clamann, Wolfe, Gerry Lutz, and Billy Burke. Central's Golden Mouthnorators took home third place hon- ors inthe first half of the Catholic Interscholastic Speech League tournament, held at Providence High School on December 12, 1953, winning three out of four first place ribbons. Taking the hono r s in the humorous interpretation division were B. Merriman, R Iltis, and A. Owings. In the serious interpretation division winners were R. Burke, J. Quinlan, and F. Ender. Speech team coaches, Bro. Louis Dresner and Bro, Francis I-Ieyer examine s ome notes on the technique of team members. S. Chapa is being congratulated on the fine work he accomplished bya speech team-mate, R. Lytton. One sure way of improving your style is to listen to a playback of your voice via tape recording. En- gaged in this operation are R. Iltis, R. Maese, A. Owings, B. Bennett, and H. Roos. - w 'PX Ii R. Lytton makes us e of the library in gathering information to be used for a forthcoming speech. .4-5 Ep One of the high- lights of the dra- matic calender of 1953, was The Victory of the Virginnpresented in accordance with the Marian Year C Celebration. The dialogue had been transcribed be- forehand at radio station KC OR by a group of Senior and Junior Soda- lists. Pictured here is a scene from the C hris tmas play, A Still Alarm, in which two Englishmen, R. Jaeckle, and C. Ullrich were trapped in a hotel fire. John Siddall proclaiming to the ladies that he is a poet and for that reason, he flie s through the air in his exuberance. The ladies in the picture are Judy Mitchell and Mary Black- eter. This romantic moment between William Kutac and Mary Bonewitz was one of the highlights of the ope retta. DRAMATICS K A in The closing scene shows P a ul Britton's astonishment as Richard Jaeckle struggles 5-, to keep Jo Ann James' feet 77' on the ground. f ..fb-Q.-Q--G A scene from the play, To Blush Unseen, left to right are T. Kelly, D. Driskill, H. Klein, J. Hannasch, and S. Rehm. The biggest dramatic production of the year was the Senior play. presented by Central and Providence under the combined direction of Bro.Charles Rahe and Sister Reparata. The scene of the play was Sweetberry College where the F.B,I. is inves- tigating s ome strange happenings. Paul Britton is the F.B.I. agent. A psychologist, Dr. Boltsy fT0m Kellyl, has been Called in because the President QI-Iugo Kleinl and the Dean of Women fCecilia Seidenschnurl think the population of the college is off it's rocker. Smedley Brandon QRichard Jaecklej seems to be at the bot- tom of all the trouble. However, the President's dog fSweetsieQ and two of Smedley's girl friends, Wanda fCarol Harwelll and Lee KMary Mainzl, are causing Smedley most of the trouble. Cora fDorothy Beesonj, a snoopy student tries to keep Smedley in trouble. Only Smedley's two pals, HanoverfThurston Powriej and Gutzy fDelbert Driskilll seem to be on his side. Dottie Uerry Bisangj, with M a r abe lla fSandra Rehml and Glorianna Ueanette Hannaschj, keeps the audience informed on the latest happen- ings on the campus. Daisy U0 Ann Iamesl, the niece of the President, is the final straw for the ruin- ation of Smedley's romance with Wanda. The entire cast from the Senior play, 2 To Blush Unseen, from left to right: J. James, T. Kelly, D. Driskill, D. Bee- son, H. Klein,C. Seidenschnur, J. Han- nasch, P. Britton, J. Bisang, S. Rehm, G. Fritz, seated are: R. Jaeckle, C. Harwell, T. Powrie, and M. Mainz. i 'lllli 4 Q llll '?f ':fJ5- !lr 1. ' 'Q -f'w' ' '1g...q gm I iw LORD mg cbogm 5 Am' -f. W-,, A f - N K. 4 X .wg ,M WWHMV, X Q D -. Q IQaclQfz5'11 QW mag R 5 Q ll. A-iz' In all its splendor and ceremony, the Mili- tary Ball was again superior and the climax of the lst Semester. The Ball was held this year on January 8 in Central's beautiful mili- tary-decorated g ym. T he decorations d e - signed by the Senior Dance Committee, were enlarged military emblems, company guidons and various weapons used by the Central Ca- det. The royal court and the music of Larry Herman set the p rope r atmosphere for an evening long to be cherished. Starlights of the night were the queen and her court, Her Majesty, Queen Janice of the House of Heye and e s c o rte d by Cadet Lt. Lewis Rothman reigned over the Ball. Special attractions of the night were the crowning of the queen and the awarding of commissions to its office rs. Among the honored guests at the Ballwere officers from the 4th Army Area, PMS gl T's and CadetCommanders from the various pub- lic high schools. Refreshments we re provided and served by the Mother's Club. ...tht Moen ol llw Ml Presiding overthe Royal Court of the Ball was Queen Jan- ice of the House of Heye and escort Lt. Lewis Rothman. Lt. Lewis Rothman receives his commission and reward! Janice is pronounced Queen and receives her emblem of office from Capt. Wiesen as Lt. Col. H. V. Cortez and Lt. Rothman look on proudly. Lt. Jame s Zoller receives his commission and congrat- ulations from PMS Sz T Cap- tain Wiesen. Members of the Royal Court at the Military Ball we re left to right Peggy Seng Mark Randol Madeline Strong John Rendon Rose Lee Smarty Hugo Klein Lewis Rothman Janice Heye M ary Ann Viles John Kuntz B e t s y Melcher, Michael Farmer, Christine Richter and Bill Chandler. Enjoying the music of Larry Hermann and his orchestra a re Captain T. Jay and Penny Winters, Lt. Chandler and Christine Richter, Lewis Rothmann and Janice Heye,Lt. Col. H. V. Cortez and Virginia Diaz, Major J, Kuntz and Mary Ann Viles. Regimental Com Col R lcha rd Jaeckle presents a bouquet of roses to Mrs Wlesen Time out for refresh ents'Mrs H Klen serves punch to thirsty on looke rs lncludlng Frank Alvarey and Lt P Zenner X. DRILL and While MfSgt. C liffo rd E. Smith looks on, R. Jaekle surrenders the post he held last year, that of Drill Team Commander, to Cadet Major John Rendon. Also watch- ing the ceremonial passing of helmet is Cadet Capt. Mike Farmer. At the far right Guidon Bearer. F.A.C. 1stSgt. R. Galvan remains at rigid attention. Central Catholic's d rill team, The Chaminade Rifles, proved themselves to be worthy of the highest praise by their fine exhibitions in parades, on the drill and football fields. Under the guidance oftheir sponsor, MfSgt. Clifford E. Smith, drill team members outdid themselves whenever they we re called to perform. The Drill Team Commander was Cadet Major John Rendon, ,.,g'gU'TA'2if V - ' , ,Q , the Asst. Commander was Cadet Capt. Mike 1 Q ' ' ' L- p . - ' ' six , A I E' , Farmer, the Guidon Bearer was F.A.C. lst -' I K ff' ,', J ,A Sgt. Roland Galvan, and the Right Guide was X ' q 'I 4 .. 5 Rl' nl ' -V ,Q 1 g l Cadet Capt. Joe Anderson. Sy ' VV A Jr -I 'CQ K , 1 fl Members of the first squad were W. Mc- : K ' . ir,'1 ,' Q DAL: Carthy,Sqd. Ldr.,G. Forester, H. Cardenas, Y If gf iw 5 Q - diy J ' R. Lytton, J. Gonzales, B. Ramon, T. Garza, I K I , R Q , f . ' 'rf X ' G. Paredes, J. Forste r, L. omria, and G. 5, ' ' Q ' v, ' 5 A, Ai Rodriguez. T... 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If A ,. , EWS' 2' RIFLE TEAMS Central's Rifle Team was the victor in four out of seven matches this year. The Buttons topped the rifle teams of Jefferson High School and T.M.I. both of San Antoniog Panama Canal High School and Central Cath- olic High School of Greenbay, Wisconsin. Two others were the Hearst Match and the 4th Army Match. Members of the A Team are J. Dury, D. Wosnig, E. Geigemiller, L. Lay, E. Koplan, and M. Walker. The team was managed by R. Schreiber, and coached by Sgt. Joseph B. Fries. B Team members are L.. Yznaya, J. Mclnnis, H. Arriaga,G. Wrockloff,H. Klein, and D. Bailey. Mana- ger of the team was L. Clark. The team was coached by MfSgt. Henry P. Lee. MfSgt. H. P, Lee, manager of the B Team, supervisesfiring from the left while Sgt. Fries and A Team manager, R.Schrie- ber watch from the right. B Team squadmen sharpen up their aim. L. C la rk , Sgt. Fries, and M, Walken demonstrate the necessity of being familiar with your weap- Sgt. Fries, D. Wosnig and J. 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' ., , 'Q' iz-,fr 4,151 M If I . 443:-' nf. , ,.,. . A9 If-,1fu, 5 ., V b ,. .A-4.4 xi. 1: A 'N COMPANIES C and D show the city how it is done at C.C.H.S. 'f4E-L Escorted by P ol1c e c a r COMPANY takes part ID a San Antonlo parade REGIMENTAL STAFF and FIRST BATTALION STAFF precede COMPANY B in city exhibition. N , mf X . rn .xi FIRST and SECOND PLATOON of COMPANY C give a demonstration on informal guard mount. '-s Wi-fxgrav ff iw!! 'H' 'Hill' 1 f53. 4Q1'u fH9f M? gs- QW 1'-es. fe '!' kg an 2: WI 55 if-'S 5r 1 X Ax 'v6:i I3' 1 it :S.'rm?a.51Exad.f I MM? Top row: James Siddall, Marty Nigrelle, Roland Rodriguez, John Mor- kovsky, John Le Blanc, Art Ba r re ra, Harold Klein, Herbert Schmidt. Second row: Charles Unscheid,Glen Tolle,Mike Molak, Roland Galindo, Tom Hingst, Darby Fox, Larry Keough, Allan Zinzmeyer, Wilfred Haber- mann, Freddy Wood. Third row: Jim Cartwright, Ignacio Resendez,Dave Doyle, Bob Voss, Steve McMahon, Tom Schott, Louie Zatarain, Jim Red- linger, Bill Merriman. Fourth row: Vic Rodriguez, Larry Lyons, Bob Pickard, Bob Scott, E d Dowdy, Jim Brascher, Hans Peter Clammann, Mike Fischer, Carlton Glover, Jim Wilcox. Glen Tolle, Roland Galindo, and Hans Pete r Clammann test B rothe r Leo Schaefer's power of thought. Carlton Glover, Bob Scott, H an s P ete r Clammann, Art Barrera, and Allan Zinzmey- er prepare a Christmas gift for the poor. EARLY ARRIVALS, Gabriel Estrello and J e s s e Cabrera, pass FatherChaminade's stat- ue erected in the main lobby. Brother Louis Neugebauer makes Englishcorrections for John Kitow ski, Paul Meyer, and Gabriel Estrello. Top row: Jerry Janert, Bob Barron, Hartly Newman, Walter Cheek, Frank Gon- zalez, Gerald Retzloff, John Klein. Second row: Alex Torres, Patrick Quirk, Fer- die Wirth, John Spier, Jesse Cabrera, Joseph Forster, John Lincoln, Armando Rod- riguez, John Kitowski. Third row: Edwin Zoller, Fernando Guerra, Richard Yznaga, Ketteth Sefcik, Freddy McClellan. Joe Mayfield, Billy Reichert, Kenneth Dugosh, Herman Scheidt. Fourth row: Gabriel Estrello,Chilton Schwartzberg, Rob- ert Gomez, Mike Mecke, Paul M e ye r, Emil Karp, Simon Salas, Bobby Reynolds, Humberto Gonzalez, Eldon Verette. Absent from picture Karl Hanner, David Sch- weers, Raymond Shults. Top row: Ronald Helmke, Wilbert Drmond, Gene Boemer, Art Tre- vino, Pat Helmer, Mike Hart, Milton Sanchez, Frank Rodriguez. Sec- ond row: Fred Adams, Ervin R aska, Ernesto Fernandez, Allen Neal, Patrick Pape, Lupe M a rtinez, Edmund Ebrom, Henry Blankenship, Charles Wynn. Third row: Nick Hernandez, C h ris Villarreal, George Contreras, James Poe, Pete Pe rez, Tom Garza, Henry Arriaga, Paul Delmas, Robert Costantino. Fourth row: Gilbert Lopez, John Jonietz, Pat Kirkes, Manuel Martinez, Pat Harn, Ha ro ld Fuchs, Louis Flores, Bill Kotylo, Mike Skeldon, Robert Noce. 1403 . X A WARM RECEPTION given John Jonietz and Pat Pape by Brother X Louis Dresner. Welcome to 1403 N. , X st. Marys -- c.c.H.s. Exilim ll X THREE MUSKETEERS --- Robert Noce, Manuel Martinez., and Wilbert Ormond report to the principal --- and so early in the year too! f QUIET AT THE LOCK- ERS! Clifford Lane, Charles Godkin,Ouentin Meyer, Ruben Briones, Octavio Trippe, Lupe Martinez check in and pre- pare for a military review. The SMILES exp res s the happiness of Roland Rodri- guez, Frank Ricks, and Bro- ther Ralph Doorack as the fi- nal gift packages for the poor family have been collected. g Top row: Hector Orozco, George Sarran, Frank Casanova, Lupe Martinez, Quen- tin Meyer, William Schulze, Ed Perales. Se c ond row: Alfonso Puente, Don Cza- plinski, Albert Cortez, C liffo rd Lane, George Garza, Humberto Lozano, Agustin Mendoza, Robert DeWalt, Thomas Farrish, Paul Galvan. Third row: Charles Jen- nings, Philip Barragan, Adolph Campa, Thomas Jones, Richard Garcia,Martin Ram- irez, Edmundo Guemes, Barton Chambers, Charles Godkin. Fourth row: Francis We rland, Wayne Wueste, Octario Trippe, Roland Rodriguez, Felix Heusinger, Rudy Morin, John Blevins, Ruben Briones, Joe Benavides, Thomas Castillo. Absent when picture was taken Frank Ricks. Top row: Anselmo Quintinilla, Joseph Canales, Roy Willborn, William Ryan, Carl Gene Meyer, Clayton B u rn s, Norbert Laskowski, Rodney Haynes, Mitchel Myers. Second row: Felix Chapa, R aul Benevides, Shelby McDougall, Robert Glass, Ber- nard Golla,George Savignac, Pablo Rodarte, George Casey, Michael Dossey. Third row: Charles Dailey, Felix Martinez, Vincent Garcia, Robert Castillo, Lindley de Vecchio, Phillip Amesquita, Narcisso Cortez, Joseph Hartigan. Fourth row: Carlos Barron, Robert Flores, R oland Botello, Omar Holguin, Richard Zamora, William Meyer, .Tustin Slechta, Martin Montgome ry, Kevin McCarville. X a hard day. YOU GOT ME, Brother Mertens! THE PAUSE THAT RE F R E SH E S, apprec1ated by Charles Dailey, Carlos Bar ron, and Raul Benevides after NOT AGAIN! groans Leon- ard Anguiano to Joe Rcmling. . -1, ht . A Top row: Werner Rankin,Charles Worswick,Mike Walker, Ernest Casillas, Frank McComas, Arthur Porter, Ernest Coy, Herbert Blaudeau, Joe Remling. Second row: David Rodriguez, Joe Bitter, Martin Schott, Leonard Anguiang, Roger Monemayor, Fernando Mendoza, Ronald Neutzling, Wayne Zoellern, Mike Dougherty. Third row: Bill Leonard, Nabor Cano, Joe C avazos, Ted Gittinger, Dennis Kremenek, Carl Meyer, Hilorio Tobias, Jerry Galvan. Fourth row: Dennis Herrera, Richard Gon- zales, Don Coburn, Joe Martinez, Louis Gloria, Lupe Ramirez, Apolonio Camero, John De Leon, Arthur Saucedo. Absent from picture Fred Bell, and Allan Chell. Brother Eu gene Schlei che r GIVES THE FACTS to Joe Bitter Ap' 1' 125 '11 ' I Pi' ' ' -wr- l 45? H W3 . xx DAVID ALBRECHT ALFRED ALONZO Oni HARRY CORNELL DALE CARMEN XVILLIAM COOPER ...Z vu-I ? gpg., J 'nav' CARLOS DIAZ THOMAS DOBBS AIAMES DROKER GENE ELLERBEE , S I f Rs. 5' XX ia X ., 1 3 X LEO ALVARADU RICHARD ALVARADO ICDVVARD BRAUCAN ICNIIL CARDIICI. C UADALUPL COX ARRUBIAS NIICIIAILL C ROSBX ROBRRI CRUZ -cg 1-. 'M MICHAEL FAKEY IANIES FRX ROLAND CALXAIN CRECORX GARCIA , ill, . L 1 4 A . n . 1 A 1 i I far 5 , ' I ' , f A I I -5 L , 'ft IOSEPII PARC IA HIC HARD K UK I X 'US SAMUEL C ARIN XORXI XX C IHOUARD F' ,pu 61 I 1 I ILDWARD cafmb FRANK CUDA1 EDN! ARD GUTIERRILZ RUDOLPH HAAs,s mp Qi ALEX HAZUDA PAUL HEHI' XX ILI IAM IURSAQ HL lx 3 5'lhXl IIFII I R ROBP R I' IIFINIFIK 51' fx 'BJ ,1- PEDRO HERNANDPZ L-XRRX IENSC Illxl ,IAMIL KARAM is? 3, A fx- 5 I In av i , ffl, ilu ,am Iii, lllll ,. ,,.. ill ' A25 A - ' 6. L. 4 2 I I -IAMES KLEYPAS mmwmcq Ura facvo MINE H-4' DAVID KOC k RICHARD KOCUREK 'X D IPONARD C ILLXI XXX x 649' iv? T lun 1' FERNANDO LOPEZ FERNANDO LOPEZ RUDY LOPEZ FRANK NIACHOCL IIANIICS MAIN! LARRY NIALONIC ROMAN NIICNDOZA l'A'I' NIL-NANCRE 'iv ,.,! 'Q ' 1 EX. x-fx. ' I ' ons., 'US 4-F' XIIRE NIEZLETTI l DW -XRD MhNC ILR FHOXI-XS XIORCEIYHI-XLFR TERRY MORRISON lf' RRY 'HUP LLFR XX ILLIANI NIUELLFR IACK NIURPHY LHARLES NESRSTA IOHN NARX ARTE 'MICKEY REIIM f' X X J It X ff PAT REILY JOE RUBIA KEN NIGRELLE CARLOS REINA EDWARD RUIZ DALE SCHEEL Wax HAEL Q QC' if I .IULIAN TREVINO DON ZIMMERNIAN FELIX TRISTAN JAMES ZOTZ WILLIAM SEBERA FMIL SEFCIK GALE SICHTS FRANCIS SULLIVAN Top row: Zygmunt Karpeinski, Joseph Holt, Henry Wood, Alan Hayes, Elliot Trout- man, Albert Pickard, Louis E stefan, Second row: Laurence Raba, Jesse Covar- rubias, Richard Hidalgo, Bob Eyhorn, Eliseo Ruiz, Lionel Santacruz, William Yae- ger, Ramon Trevino, Sam G reco. Third row: Andre Leclerc, Timothy Jaeckle, Roy De La Garza, Abraham Cruz, Charles Farinacci, Vincent Marano, Earl Weik, Arthur Pyte rek, Brian Burke. Fourth row: Edward Toepperwin, Herman Ripps, Robert Alvarado, L. A. Markovski, John Burke, Gus Benevides, David Diaz, Henry Chalkley, Robe rt Caulfield, Carlos Zuniga, Absent from picture Ralph Gamey, Bob Korn, Edward Olivares. Brother Joseph Maly gets a decorative hand from Ralph Gamey, and Laurence Raba. rik. I Two charitable students are Henry Wood and Arthur Pyte- Brother Urban Naal hopes to get the point over to Matthew Quinlan, George Lovelace, and Milton Wueste. X Top row: Roland Castillo, James Chronistc r, Norman Snyder, John Zidek, Anthony Torres, James La Prade, Lionel Martinez, Rich- ard Hernandez, Fred Liberto. Second row: Donald Cantello, Bon- ifacio de la Fuente, Jerry Hodge, Irving Schvetze, Dennis Keeffe Ernest Rodriguez, A. J. Ahrens, Charles Farrell, John Frederick Paul Branca. Third row: David Fuentes, David Koch, John Sardo Rene Baeten, David Prossen, Damasio Hinojosa, Robe rt Mortellra Edward Pais, John Billings, Manuel Cortez, Paul Jaurez. Fourth row: Charles Grant, George Lovelace, Leo Salas, Jensey Lund Roosevelt Chase, Saul Trevino, James Willborn, Matthew Quinlan Thomas Hummel, Milton Wueste. Absent from picture Richard Patton, Edward Ramirez, After a quiet day, Brother Urban picks up the pieces! We L. Lyons, D. Plylar, J, Spier, and R. Smith get thc lowdown on the functions of a camera, 'Vi lx 'sf-J R. Smith, H. Cardenas, and J. Spie r, d a rk room assistants, prepare the exposed film for the trip to the de- veloping solution. During the completion of the third floor, bigger and better im provements were in store fo r the darkroom. Besides expansion --M facilities were added whic h included new sinks, a print washer and an enlarge r, BillDrzymalla, school photog rapher, supervises enlarging o pictures done by Hector Cardenas, and David Plylar. was Brother Eugene Feld. Bill Drzymalla was the Photographic Editor, with three years of experience on photographic work fo r the FANG. The other staff members included: David Plylar, As st, Darkroom Mgr,g Hector Cardenas, Larry Lyons, A rthu r Villarreal, Ralph Smith, Wayne Wueste, and John Spier. Moderator of Photography Department B. Dryzmalla, L. Lyons, and A. Villarreal take a look at the finished proofs. 9 .,A , 4 . 4 cf iff ,Ih- fx!! 99 9 A X -,X,,f 1 lf va,--X, 1 .,. -' iv- 4 Y in I L ff BUTTIIII 5 .QM ff' 5 x ,H,Vv.-f'Q . ,Wh I 1 ,,, .Y ,A .ff V V -. ,.vx N Giving the advertisements for the Fashion Show, the critica1eye are left to right, Charm Osbourne, Mrs. John Ridd, Mrs. Robe rt Kiolbassa, Phyllis Engbers, and Rose Marie Angelini. Pretty as a picture is an old saying put to good use in describing the grouping of these lovely fash- ion models. They are left to right, starting at top of stairs: Pat Lindberg, Martha Lou Marty, Kellie Ann Byrd,Nina Faye Pratt,Margo Whitt,Cis Cana- les, Janice Heye, Barbara Joan Riebe, Rebecca Martinez, and Mary Frances Rolf. ini V' .,,. s. G. Persyn thinks that P. Britton and H. Klein look Getting set to model the latest in menswear real cool in short pants -- and we don't mean from are E. Pape, R. Maese, M. Crosby, J. Bene- the weathe r. vides. Making sure the fitting is right isMr Borja, Frank Bros. salesman, . Again this year, members of the Alumni Association lent theirtime and energy to p romoting various school functions. They donated a Central scholarship to a needy stu- dent, treated the Seniors to an an- nualCommunion breakfast, and spon- sored a dance for the g raduating class. Among the activities they them- s e lv e s participated in and enjoyed were: the monthly Radio Rosary ovetr station K. C. O. R.g the Alumni VS. students basketball game, a bar- becue supper at Pablo's Grove,and a dance at the Pearl Corral. Under the leadership of Mr. Ernestlordan, president, the association proved to be a welcome and active forcein school life. Wade Carrington, Vice President E rne st Gordan President Jerry Breen, Treasurergand Henry Klecka Secretary get tht years activities organized at the first meeting of the Alumni Association Come on in, the water's fine! Or sothink me mbt rs of the Alumni and their friends as they take advantage of the St, Mary s Unixersity swimming pool at their annual picnic. Alumni V5 C, C,1-1, S, game, Highjnmp and Q1-0556131 Beliexe 1tor not but the manager was actually Hpftgr Molina takes .3 Shot, arms got the Second at a game' W Pickard in plaid shirt and mem In Spite of effortg, the varsity game rolling. Another berof his team left to right are M Be rckmoes lost, Six point defeat for C, P Keefe .T Tengler P Neltman and J Korn C.H.S. varsity. 'A I WW 5 Mt Zwgfi?5W? 1 YM Wh x Ex gin?-Q W, Xfwifgfdyb 57529 ff QQ MM? EFL Wy E0 4363? HM?Mx49a5S X Riggvggyx QW OfffqgzmmQW?L5i i'Qii?wOjQff gf Wfjigff if if if Q ZWQ WVMMAWQ I ,ye fdwf M 8M'2Zf-ffmlfgg QQ, I 1 jk NwgDU XJ . . X D H Em iw QA 55? 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Sa An! ' . T 1' . I , F - 3311 I I I ' i . - Q r r ri - J. JOHNNY OWIICY ' 1508 Broadway 825 Broadway Phone . Phone . 1610 eal Street r N 9 1 WHBI' I I . . I . . I 1 . I . . i , , . i Y . aramora . - - . - - ' ' 7 ' . HII11 I' - - De Wlnne s Belgium Inn STEAKS SEA FOODS FRIED CHICKEN BAR B QUE we also cltu 3119 YV Commeru St C 4 941 Doug s Service Statlons Sfm AHLOHIO Texas D1tz1e1 Automotlve F1l11S118S Body Tools 81 Equlpment All Compressors Palnt Equlpment EAGLE SUPPLY CO MILLER F BURKHALTER Owner 1- 2135 7 1NlI'lt1l SAN ANTONIO 7 TFXAS b Eastlawn Red 81 White Food Store 1006 N Crlrnes Conzplzrrzcnts of FECCI FOOD MARKET Complunents of Mr 81 Mrs L C Foerster Bunny 81 Mlcheol Lee frost bros -i, E-JE E MARY- Gallndo 81 Son Servlce Station C CAIINDO R T GALINDO Buy your umforms and F R A N K 113113 A111110 P1171 accessories from B R O S blll Antonio Tins C0lTlP1lINCI11fS of Garza s Boot 81 Shoe Store Glbson Costume Shop COSTUVILS OF QUALITY N mon 11 P1 nod T111 1tr1Q 11 Coronatlon M 1sq111r 1111 11111 h1lI1SLI'L1 'I1lLflfflCIIl Mnlxe Up Wrgs Trzmmmg 1577 1X P111 1' 7515 Q I e I u o I l , n C 2 W -' . 'X . 1- -4. . l 1 . , I l 7 - - 142. 1' 't. ll II ' 1 I I C Phone B. 3-8916 936 N. Flores St. ms. , ,x .1 .. J . . 4,40 ad? I ,1,' . I--,'A ,L .. - ' , . . . . .- ' 1 ' ,A -1, , 'rl 1- ' ' -2.1. 1. 'rx 1- - Complzments of GILLESPIE MOTOR CO FORD Soles Servuce 321 Broadway at Foulth GONZALES BROS. Termlnal Market C 2 1433 WHOLESALE FRUIT PRODUCE AFRIEND Complzments of GRIFFIN PIANO C0 Home of the CONNSONATA Organ Cbmphments of GRIMM BROTHERS NURSERY AND FLORAL STOCK 1626 Fredeneksburg Rd A Grona Mattress Co , Inc F 'uthful Servlce to San Antomo Smce 1892 Comy lete Mattress and Upllolstenes' Supplies Mafenals etc 1907 S St Marys L 4 6169 Observing our 100tl1 Year ol continuous servnce by ollermg every modern banlcmg lacnllty l7heGR0OS NATIONAL BANK of'San Antonio Member Federal Deposit In su rance Corpvraflon HSTABLISHED 1854 af ,LWQJ Qs g fflias lx HANDY ANDY COMPLIMENTS uerra s Drug Stores No 1 S0 Pecos Guadalupe Sts F 9752 No 2 S0 Flores E Lambelt G 5483 Complunents of GUIDO LUMBER 7 . ' . - rout 1 . M zo: l f , 75? I 4 3 --lf. '.' 4.4 ,tlmflfgfi ' 1, Q G ' ' . - . - . . CQ, G 3193 No 1 1627 Guadalupe 3 4161 No 2 1547 S Zarzamora GUADALUPE LUMBER C0 LUMBER 61 BUILDING MATERIAL Grothues Bros FRIEND Complzments of Nahonul, Inc COME IN AND GET ACQUAINTED HI LLMERT BANANA 81 PRODUCE CO wholesale bananas 318 Produce Row San Antomo 7 Texas H U NT 81 MAYER Food Market and Petes Chozce Vegetables Complzments P E Narvarte Consultmg G6OphyS1ClSt IKE HAINES MONARCH Poultry 8. Egg Co Laundry and Cleaners We buy and sell wholesale 619 W Malone W3 3371 616 Leal Street San Antonio Texas i Comphments of INEZ Place 519 Buena VISt'l B 30071 JORDAN MOTOR CO Son Antonio s Friendly Ford Dealer Tel G 1313 S Alamo 8: S St Marys San Antomo Texas A B. - . - . . ' of F. Garza, Mgr. Phone G-5924 I x 5 ' U ' ' ' . 1 . Congratulatuons INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER CO MOTOR TRUCK DIVISION Parts Soles Servlce 1400 So Flores G 9361 ED A JAECKLE KELLY SCHERRER GIFTS FLOWERS Pl b g a d He tng Applance H C 4114 4 W J P 5 6184 Cm,..,.,.ng .... .he K Brand great metropohtan From Your the co 'en ence Favorite Dlstrlbutors S U dby pa km I 9 KIULBASSA PROVISION C0 1325 S B F 8127 .loske s of Texas San Antonio EMMETT T JACKSON 8- SON General Contractors 216 Insurance Bldg, San Antonio, Texas um in n ai i '1- 90 Cuntcr otel - L'2' 4 326 . osephinc St. - - ' i 1 advantages of o store with all 'V n i A . . . of urburb n Q 4 Manufactured and Processe r' . . . 0. razos St. - 9 e yo pl d b YOUR HOME John J Kuntz Lumber Co V 1 F4354 Co pl C0 pl f 4Z1Lbo St fW 0 ce t 4th Lonpl tg of ussnro SPECIALTY co l.AREoo MEAT MARKET f 4 01 306 P ol F4168 holesale gro e ALVINJ JULIAN 81 DON N WHITE L t us help u an, finance an uild 1323 X . N artin St. - , ' m iments of m imen S of LABOR FOOD MKT. Leopold Drug Store ' a r . 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Brazos St. I- -1 2 : I. cuce ROW - Lighting Fixtures Supply Lorenz Mattress Company John M. 1Varncr, Owner 1097 N' St' 5'i y'S Sm' Ant0 i :TmS Box SPRINCS-GLIDERS-CUSHIONS Llglnlllg Flxturcs Appliances ONE DAY SERVICE Wil'ing Devices Phone C-6905 409 Marshall LUBYS CAFETERIA LUTZ PLUMBING C0 4902 Broadwav P 7293 MAX MELCHER SPECIALTY C0 D1str1butor MILLER HIGH LIFE BEER 1502 W Travls G 7326 S 4 1519 S 4 7392 M A H 0 N E MANGOLD LUMBER CO Roofmg and Constructlon Inc 1301 W Summit P 1031 OXGI 30 veals 1n San Antonlo C0mPl1mG11fS Of MECHLER S GROCERY Notions and SCYVICE Statlon 601 Carolina sr K 7309 140654 Always happy to Serve you 7710 Castroxlll Rd Phone B 3 7717 MEIER S PHARMACY Prescuptwn Specxalxsts 1326 W Commerce St G 018.3 San Antomo Texas Compliments of DR and MRS A T MENDICINO MEZZETTI S GRILL Good Steaks and Spaghettl 714 Fl6C16I'1CICSblllg, Bd Prescrlptlons a Specialty No 1 5919 XX Commcrcc C 21463 No 2 551 Rum Street I 241 IN 'S Cu IL nlup I' 1 MI TIERRA Cafe 716 Produce Row B 3 7367 LA INDIA MOLINO Grocery Fresh meat torhllas masa and beer 1673 VV 1xI'lIill1 Pho B 3 8690 WVe speclallze ln good Mexlcan Food PETE COPITEZ Ownel I T i U D 7 'a . 7 ' - I ' Il 7 I ll ' ' 9 ' . ,- gg ,A ' e . - - 2 I . , L 1 1 7 -Y ' MODERN PHARMACY 1' . -. . 7. ' - .- - 1 . - X-7. .. 2 ' To. -- 1 1 11 c at 19tl1- 7. 8017 7 . 3 NIX BUILDING GARAGE 414Nc1Vc:1rro FIREPROOF WHERE BETTER SHOES ARE SOLD Slx Conveniently Located Suburban Stores 90 Day Charges The Style Shop of the .South on Alamo Plaza ALAMO HEIGHTS ALLENA VILLAGE BILLY MITCHELL VILLAGE IEFFERSON VILLAGE B 4517 B1 L d D M CRELESS VILLAGE WOODLAWN CENTER F A 6. S N B f 1 1816 F d k b q Comphments of Comphments of Mr ci Mrs Vlctor Ort1z the Ogden Fcrmlly cmd Sons ll ll lA ' Y If 5204 roadway onco Rd. 223 uck1cm Rd, 1026 oncrldson c mir ve , ew rerun e S re eric s ur Rd. 1 HOME OF IKM-E236 Lamphments of OWL CLEANERS C21256 Camphments of e PADILLA 61 BONILLA FCI1'T1111QS PACETTI BATTERY CO The Modem Battery 2018 s Za G3117 PATT S DRUG STORE Servlce for the SICK H ght 0 B o d 616 Pat Cavenaugh Drugs SAN ANTONIO FP XAS S45231 8. S4 841 Open 730 am to 800 pm Super1or Ambulance Servlce Ioe Ortlz Funeral Home F 3179 F 3170 209 N L o o T s PAUL ANDERSON CO Drawma Materlals PHILLIP S MEATS Texas Fmest Meats For Texas Chalcest Tables I o er o oe , es r s, sl t s, roce fr ome fee FOR SERVICE CALL PHILLIP'S MEAT CO. 1502 Tamp1co G 1435 qi qv 1 V 'P n NI ' N , I n oo I 4 1 N I 9. , In Q N 1 L ,A Q 5' E 3 5 -. 1 an g- ' 2' E I - '1 Q fb 0 A Q' UI ID 1 - 1 If N + I fb n X E ' '+ 5 ' 5 L, .1 'U .T rg- on E so 'I 4 -r 5 . ' ' U . C vu 1+ S 4 ' 5 3 1 'H 1 E -1 K un T 1. g F I 'Y ... I. 2 3 . 3 z 4 cr- N 0 9 g ' 3 3 t . : U, . 'D 0 1+ Q' 2 - F 24 ,U O . W fb Q 0 T . 3 E 2 6 -. N 90 Q, ' ' If vs 2 A Y' 2- 1: Q 1 + 13 , T 5: - 5 9' Q -. Q 2 f 1 2. 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V WV' - 'I ' .. ,Q '. No. 40 - 1940 Fredericksburg Rd. K '1 ,Iii - 4 . . E NN -so I ' ' '11 , . 1,jf,.l. mul!! wlaii I ww- 1 o . 0 . . 0 O O ' . Q Lompllments of REED CANDLE C0 Comphments of RETZLOFF STUDIOS xv, MWA Oo ooo 9 o N 43 .QQ s., X-x RODRIGUEZ BROS F798' SAN ANTONIO7 TEXAS Qompllmeuts of ROOM H3 12A SANCHEZ FDOD MARKET 7107 Saundexs Ave B 30694 Pedro Sanchez Prop CARLOS SANDOVAL PLUMBING CONTRACTOR D07 So Zlrzlmoll St C 8505 Lomphments of A FRI END S81M Boot 8. Shoe Repair Dept l nd un Mlr 1 L 2 0035 Anythmg m Leather Goods We make any fype of boot and dye any mlm of shoes The Best ln Men's and Bov's Clothmg at the Lowest POSb1bl9 PFICQ Alamo Hgts 5021 Broadway T 3376 Jefferson Vlllage 916 Manor P 2 4572 Z Y 1 sI'9 'n, .V . 'yy Ly. .17 .,.- M V -Rn-E LOAF -, N NFMOHM K -. - .- AVOF 'v 1145 F ' ' sw w. uousvou s'rnEl:'r , xx ' I X EO V I , l , , 7 1. ' . 1 '1 'Q - K ut 0 0 1 lv! -..- f'. SATEL'S MEN'S WEAR San rqnlania Ghanch Supply 0 Phone C. 4-33 I 8 300 No. Main Avenue San Antonio Texas SCHOTT ELECTRIC C0 509 Water St Commercial, Industrial, Resldentlal Wlrlng F 2363 F 2364 ALLSTATE CRAFTSMAN PILGRIM PEEPERS TOWER HOMART APPROVED MASTER MIXED SEARS BRAND NAMES Goon NAMES T0 G0 BUY COLDSPOT FRATERNITY PREP FASHION TAILORED BILTWEL KERRYBROOKE TRADITION I C HIGGINS FARM MASTER SILVERTONE KENMORE ROYAL PURPLE FAIRLOOM HERCULES BOYVILLE HONEYSUCKLE HONEYLANE GALE HARMONY HOUSE CHARMODE MAID OF HONOR WEARMASTER DAVID BRADLEY ELGIN HAPPI TIME GOLD BOND WORKMASTER SEARS, ROEBUCK 61 CO B 3 4311 Free Parkmg If It s for the Church We Can F urnlsh It' Deslgnlng and Manufacturmg of Church F urnxture Rubber Kneeler Pads JOE SIEVERS AND SON 613 Ind1anola St San Antonlo 3 Tens Sol Frank Uniforms Inc 205 Losoya St Creato1s and Desxgners of Amerlca s F lnest Band Unlforms Extend Sincere Congratu Ifmtlons to Central Cathohc Hlgh School 0-. I s KK 93 HEARTHSIDE ' ' u 9 -' - ar . ---Lnilki -iii-4-4--ki-Lili-kli--ki Smce 1894 Pulhnq tor Central Growlng wlth Central IC m COMPANY N St' May E Pec SAN ANITONIO TFXAS Maurlce W Rex Pres f 2 SOUTHERN TRANSFER AND STORAGE COMPANY Movma 52 So Med Packma Storage G 8261 Tlie Southern Messenger P h 553 OO per Year 57372 511Gbb B d SAN ANTONIO TEXAS Comphmerrts ot ST ANN S CHURCH TYPEWRITERS Addlnq Machlnes ALL MAKES Re ted So d Rep d RALPH E STONE CO N M 2 204 HOMER STORBECK GARAGE Truck and Traller Repalrmq s s F 4782 Comphments ST PATRICK S When You re Takmq Snapsuots or Havmq Portralts Made It s S T U D E R 5 6 Convenlent Locatlons Comphments Sunset COCktQ11 Lounge -gf A -QM 'lk-ll' 6- -A 4- I 2 W Z' o I - . S2 3- . T ' 0 1 . f A a: 9. 5 I 3 0 U 0 -5 2 5 Z . 2' 5 ,- o z ' S, F . ' in Q Q - a I g -. ' w o 9 N ' -' :. ' - -I , c .., -' N 2. ,. ru . - B H 52 Q . Q I ' -. Q ,, :1 2, 3 VI 'L 5' U h ' . . 7 2 un 9 ' . . , 2 H' 2 5' A 5 g- r m ,S 93 -1 - -. , w m a . 9 . S. 2 A ' A . -1 W M 5' F' nf! - l N i w I n . . 2- J:- O N , un Y O O N , I l H A P-H ' I 4 1-J . Q rn + . I ' 5 ' us L F' N K . i r' ASK A ST MARY S MAN P e e I and lo mer students wll tell you St Marys Unvvers fy offers Ilwe bes IH Callwolc College Eclucalon Af SI Marys you not only learn HOW TO MAKE A LIVING but more rnporlant HOW TO LIVE Cou llered nclude Lberal Arts Sc ence Law Bus ness Admnstrahon re Mel c ne Pre Law Pre Denflstry Pre Enquneer ng Musrc 'f g Phoe P8IbI ST MARYS UNIVERSITY SAN ANTONIO TEXAS PAUL E TAYLOR PROTECTION plus coNoco SERVICE DEPENDABLE SERVICE 1227 Navarro G 9151 for your Auto Home and Business Strunk Insurance 425 E Pecan at Broadway TEXAS TYPE FOUNDRY Phone G 7167 Let us show you how dividends can reduce your insurance costs Our companies are currently returning UP TO 2070 SAVINGS on preferred risks. For information call G-7167 M. Abbe Strunk, owner john I. Cox, Associate Nick Moroz, Agency Manager Typesettlng Printers Supplies and Equipment Simplex Tlme Systems 230 N Medina Street Q rf ' r I , I I I I I . . I I . rses o I I , I , , I I LI I I . 1 A ' , - ' I , I . 4-year R.0.T.C. Military Program. For information: Wri e Re isfrar or n - O - I l 3 . 0 I . D TEXAS CALENDAR CO amplete Lme at Aavertlsma Speclaltles Pho e G 2058 3822 w T 6 S s-IN ANTONIO THIAS 'LAW Let B1II Sutt You W1111c1m L B111 Flnto Mgr I O O D 50 E H G8Sl5 S C TOEPPERWEIN Plumbma Contractor 1115w The ps PI D I C 4 8684 Lamphments of TONYS BARBER SHOP 614 w H6 st B 3 8029 Best at Luck for the Class at E TREVINO GROCERY UNION HOUSE CAFE e 24 ho s Camphments VAN DE WALLE 6. SONS VEGETABLE Gnowsks 6 d SHIPPERS A ton u dHo o den F6814 I oduce Texmmal Vluket I Wdlehtu e W 1F11 Van Ness Drug 6: Vcrrlety Store 4 v N ss Sf F 6277 Campuments of T H E V O G U E WALTER S PHARMACY Prescrtptlans A Speclalty 2901 W C GA I P WILLIAMS HARDWARE 3 3MCIl h U64212 WINDROW S HUMBLE SERVICE Caurteous Efftclent Servtce Always B T17-16 Best Wlshes for the WEST SIDE STATE BANK to NSa Sb f edbyth us Z1mmermcrnns Gulf Servlce BANDERA RD CINCINNATI SAN XINTONIO Tb XM R6 8 Se P 2 0417 A FRIEND '7? l'1lf1l iGi'Cfil'il-C'il'1??'W? Q , . Q 5 cs . -1 L: I 9 w . W T . : t 'W LA , O . U Q D ' 1 H 1? 5 ' 0 Q . ' ' -. Q V P 0 '4 C 3 ' m .U 3 o I Q ., 0 gg 3 3 ' . rn -. ' L -A Lg Q 75 Q . 44 - ua ' m 2 . s g m CII - W n ' ' : F' 45' ' 4+ ' I I . 2 q ' 3 4 h W 4 P g I I 5' 3 Q o ,I L A F, Q- : I , ' I H Q , .I 0 Y 3: , ' I '2 ' 8 I u 1' 7 ' .1 . r l - ' n Tv + O . , n ' N, 3: ' v E 5 r' ' -I U F, :': N 5' 0 . 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