Corpus Christi College Academy - Paloma Yearbook (Corpus Christi, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 158 of the 1950 volume:

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BISHOP ORDINARY OF THE DIOCESE OF CORPUS CHRISTI 0 his great work in the past as Coadjutor Bishop, and his still greater work of the present and of the future, we, the seniors of nineteen-fifty, dedicate this edition of LA PALOMA. Cathedral of the Diocese of Corpus Christi ah :31 a f x. nixsiuif 3sz 1;: a waux x I almax ; ,1 . THE RIGHT REVEREND NAHLEN. O. S. 3. PAUL M. ABBOT OF NEW SUBIACO ABBEY , ARKANSAS SUBIACO THE VERY REVEREND MARTIN FISCHER, O. S. B. PRIOR OF CORPUS CHRISTI PRIORY CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS S ub-Prior Algebra I Librarian The . Reverend JOSEPH P. FUHRMANN, O.S.B., PH.D. Procurator Superintendent Ancient History Algebra II Supervised Study The Very Reverend VINCENT ORTH, O.S.B. Solid Geometry Trigonometry Mechanical Drawing English Literature, III 8 IV. A O FATHER J ALFRED HOENIG, O. S. B. Principal English I, II; Physics: Religion IV; Supervised Study: Sponsor of La Paloma. FHCUHU FATHER AUGUSTINE LINBECK, O. S. B. Chaplain of Incarnate Word Convent Typewriting Chemistry Biology General Science Supervised Study Photographer for La Paloma School Bus Driver FATHER ALCUIN KUBIS, O. S. B. Director of Athletics Coach Health Education 7th Grade Geography Typewriting 8th Grade Geography School Bus Driver FATHER MATTHEW WIEDERKEHR, O. S. B. Religion III Plane Geometry Algebra I General Mathematics 8th Grade Arithmetic 7th Grade Arithmetic Supervised Study FATHER . AMBROSE BRANZ, O. S. B. English Grammar III and IV Latin I, II, and IV 8th Grade Religion Director of Plain Chant Choir Director of Boarding Students 03' FATHER CYRIL LANCE, O. S. B. 7th Grade Civics Reading Religion U. S. History Junior Business Training FATHER HAROLD HEIMAN, O. S. B. Director of Band Assistant Football Coach Religion I 8th Grade English, Grammar and Literature U. 8. History Leader of Air Scouts School Bus Drivef Jss FATHER ANDREW WEWER, O. S. B. 7th Grade Civics English ' Arithmetic 8th Grade Geography Penmanship ' d Supervised Study $ Reca1led for Parish Work . 1- . November, '49 Reverend ANDRES SALDANA Spanish I and II Supervised Study See, ifs this way. BROTHER BERNARD AUFDERMAUER, O. S. B. Sacristan Care of Faculty Quarters Assistant in Dining Halls BROTHER FRIDOLIN VETTERS, O. S. B. Care of Dining Halls, lawns and shrubs ' Boilerman BROTHER BENEDICT ADAMS, O. S. B. Farming and Gardening Care of Cars and Buses Bus Driver Assistant in Cafeteria Sister M. Bridget and Sister M. Presentation in order that they might please God, devote the majority of their day to the preparation of meals for both faculty and students. wwmmv- U mF'U'UW Whey not working in kitchen the Sisters spend a qulet religious life in their home and chapel on the campus. H O M E S W E E T H O M E HHHH mHTER . . My M $wa t m M . magi. . u a .7: E l u . y. n yuan??? :5; . , H WJu L. . mm $$ ,3 .X W Wax :wxm 5.. Mxmmm g mu, m m arm; n, y? a: ADMINISTRATION BUILDING I . 1 47 C BLDG 9 ATHLET l 47 . LAC D HALL 9 S P 3 E91 T L pMADH EOHE THW wmnw D...T mas auuumh$1finanliTW A collection of arms in the DUNN MUSEUM THE CAFETERIA Where hungry students are temporarily satisfied Cavalier Baseball Park These Benedictine Monks, sent here from New Subiaco Abbey by Abbot Paul, are shown performing . the first duty of their lives consecrated to 1 prayer and work. Most of their day is spent : in teaching young men to lead good Catholic lives. These students are following closely in the footsteps of their teachers: Walter H. Franks, '46 New Subiaco Abbey, Subiaco, Ark. John Wright Subiaco Academy, Subiaco, Ark. Robert Curran Subiaco Academy, Subiaco, Ark.1 Clifford Zarsky, '46 ....................................... Maryknoll Jr College; Lakewood, New Jersey 3 Robert Clark, '38 St. John' s Seminary, San Antonio, Texas Adolph Kale: St. Anthony Apostolic School San Antonio Texas Eugene Erdelt St. John s Seminary, San Antonio, Texas John Scecina Subiaco Academy, Subiaco, Ark. Fr. Thomas Buergler, O. S. B. Pastor of St. Theresa Parish DOCTOR OF SOULS Fr. Richard Eveld, O. S. B. Chaplain of Spohn Hospital A BC D 8F M NOPQ : ENTERTAINMENT Robert Klepac, Chairman Norman Netek Jim Boone Gregory Metcalf Bill Cox Joe Rivers Bill Pallotti Robert Schroeder , PUBLIC INFLUENCE . Joe Sullivan, Chairman Herbert Janecek ' ,Damiag 6011:; OFFICERS CbMMITTEEs WAYS and MEANS Bennie Gallagher, Chairman John Ulcak Joe Anderson Bennie Valenta Leroy Novak Pat Townsend FUTURE EDUCATION Jose Cantu, Chairman David King Freddie Tadlock President, Damian Golla; Vice Pres., Robert Purcell; Treasurer, Benny Valenta; Secretary, Freddie Tadlock CAMPUS Pat Piehl, Chairman Reynold Trevino Gilberto Tovar Brian O'Brien Bob Carew SPIRITUAL Joe Linney, Chairman John Kennedy Bob Purcell Andrew Rossi JOSEPH L. ANDERSON . . ., Corpus Christi, Texas Football, Air Scouts Ambition: To lead a good Catholic life. Hobby: Music. Prize Possession: My red hair. JAMES L. BOONE . . . Corpus Christi, Texas Staff, Air Scouts Ambition: To do God's will. Hobby: Swimming Prlze Possession: Semor rlng JOSE E. LEAL CANTU . . . Mercedes, Texas Football, Baseball, Band Ambition: To graduate Hobby: Movies, Popcorn, Sleeping Prize Possession: My portable radio JOHN ROBERT CAREW . . Corpus Christi, Texas Football. Basketball, Baseball Ambition: To be a millionaire Hobby: Hunting Prize Possession: Bag of marbles and yo-yo XX? aggW BENJAMIN GALLAGHER . Clarkwood, Texas Four-H Club Ambition: To be a rancher Hobby: Hunting Prize Possession: Trip to Chicago BILL COX . . . Corpus Christi, Texas Staff, Baseball Ambition: Be a business man Hobby: Dates Prize Possession: Peggy DAMIAN GOLLA . . . Corpus Christi, Texas President Football, Basketball, Baseball Ambition: To pass in' college Hobby: Athletics, sleeping and eating Prize Possession: Short hair JOHN B. KENNEDY . . . Corpus Christi, Texas Staff, President of Band. Pilot of Air Scouts Ambition: To study Medicine Hobby: Photography Prize Possession: My Parents HERBERT C. JANECEK . . . Corpus Christi, Texas Staff Co-pilot of Air Scouts Ambition: Be a designer and illustrator Hobby: Fishing Prize Possession: Being a Catholic . q 4 DAVID H. KING . . . Corpus Christi, Texas Ambition: To fly a plane Hobby: Private research in life of Christ Prize Possession: My friendships ROBERT J. KLEPAC . . . Corpus Christi, Texas Staff, Baseball Ambition: To be a rancher Hobby: Burning gas Prize Possession: My baby-blue convertible JOSEPH O. LINNEY . . . Refugio, Texas Ambition: Lead 3 good Catholic life Hobby: Sports Prize Possession: Red Truck Leaping Lena GREGORY METCALF . -. Corpus Christi, Tekas NORMAN NETEK . . . Corpus Christi, Texas Staff, Band, Football, Baseball Ambition: To become a musician Hobby: Listen to records Prize Possession: Excuses for missing class LEROY FRANK NOVAK . . Clarkwood, Texas Ambition: To become a mechanic Hobby: Racing Prize Possession: '36 Ford BRIAN E. O BRIEN . . . Corpus Christi, Texas Baseball Ambition: To Finish College Hobby: Hunting Prize Possession: C. C. C.-A. life WILLIAM B. PALLOTTI, JR. . . . Corpus Christi, Texa Staff, Football, Baseball Ambition: Become a book- keeper Hobby: Weekends Prize Possession: Senior ring PAT PIEHL . . . Woodsboro, Texas Football, Band, Baseball Ambition: Become a geophysics engineer Hobby: Collecting matches Prize Possession: My friends ROBERT H. PURCELL . . . Freer, Texas Vice-President Football, Baseball, Basket- ball Ambition: To finish college Hobby: Sports Prize Possession: C. C. C.-A. for my schooling ANDREW ROSSI . . . Hebbronville, Texas Ambition: Be a rancher Hobby: Following rodeos Prize Possession: My boots JOE RIVERS, JR. . . . Corpus Christi, Texas Basketball, Baseball Ambition: To succeed Hobby: Swimming Prize Possession: My diploma ROBERT W. SCHROEDER Monterrey, N. L., Mexico Basketball ' Ambition: $1,000,000.00 Hobby: Hunting, Swimming Prize Possession; Ma Schroeder FREDDIE A. TADLOCK . . . George West, Texas Secretary Football, Basketball, Base- ball Ambition: To be a jeweler Hobby: Sports and dates Prize Possession: Grandfather's watch, sr. ring JOSEPH EDWARD SULLIVAN . . . Corpus Christi, Texas Staff Football, Basketball, Base- ball Ambition: To lead a good Catholic life Hobby: Sports Prize Possession: C. C. C.-A. for a home GILBERTO FRANCISCO TOVAR . . . San Diego, Texas Staff, Band Ambition: To be a civil engineer Hobby: Hunting Prize Possession: Class ring JOHN B. ULCAK, JR. . . . Corpus Christi, Texas Staff, Air Scouts, Football, Baseball Ambition: To be a pro. football player Hobby: Hunting Prize Possession: My football jersey REYNOLD TREVINO . . Monterrey, N. 1... Mexico Band, Baseball Ambition: To finish my career Hobby: Hiking, swimming Prize Possession: My mother BENNY R. VALENTA . . . Corpus Christi, Texas Treasurer, Football, Baseball Ambition: Buy a new car Hobby: Sleeping Prize Possession: My '36 Chevy DONALD CHAPMAN . . . Corpus Christi, Texas Ambition: To be an architect Hobby: Collecting coins Prize Possession: Class ring Kennedy and Boone between periods yilmllllllllm, 10 m In BEST DRESSED MOST STUDIOUS FAKE I MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED MEANEST OUR STAR MOST ENERGETIC Kiness Whm ' MOST AMBITIOUS CITY SLICKER Charles Codd James Bauer Alfred Ganem Robert Edwards Vincente Lozano John Hatch J . P. Luby Kennard Moss J arrell Prul mdo Narvaez Gumec I Tn iw431111113i . 411111....11J111 R . R ,k u . 9?? 3, $. .m $$ 1 a v a 1w. u 0 a R m m s d n V r w a o . h o .h .m T w... R a pm , P w .m m w k m m s m .m m z . R P m u m Ne E Earl Runte Frank Woodyard i, F g in OFFICERS: President Jarrell Pruitt; Vice-President Jimmy Bauer; Secretary Earl Runte; Treasurer Paul Suess Roses are red. Violets are blue. 9 Seniors are graduates. Juniors, 'sup to you. Richard Ba'saldu s w e r d n A n h o J Joe Berger Gary Buckley z m C d n u m d E John Carter 8 y a s S u 0 h 3 l e D J. R s b b no t r e b O R n n u D s s o R IV. B V: t r e h g u 0 D t r. e b O R n o k m a H n h o J S e d r. e G h t e n n e K VI 8 n r. a H S .n h C V; r n e H E Edward Janota a S 0 ..J O n 1 Juan H John Kaler e k c e d .w L d w o L v, e k s m V. r r a H Edward Manzano 4.x; -Ah V: km a e k N 0 k W e m m g F u E e .m f. e P m m w T m G .n a S f. a m m m w w P k hm .m m N F m f. M .m .m m e m m m a J m G D Dennis Bailey Michael Boone Arthur Budd Oscar Cano Ernest Coronado Cecilio Diaz Tony Dietz Jimmy Fisher Oswaldo Garcia Roger V. Garza David Graham Michael Greenle ichael Hardeman Joe Harney Woody Huggins Leroy Janota Gail Johnson Arthur Kaler Leroy Kelly Roy Kimper Gabriel Lozano Charles McCaleb ames Mansheim Paul Martineau Joe Maskey Miguel Meza Celestino Or am Tommy Rich Pat Roach Jack Robertso David Schlepphorst Carroll J09 Spahn Donald Stewart James Vandervo Charles Webb James Wheeler John Edward Whelan Robert Whitehurst Craig Whitne WW .. Nago 'Alanis Bernard Black . Victor Costa David De Luna Bill Foran Adolpho Galindo Wilbur Eden James Gansle John Garnett Gabriel Garza James Graves James Hincemon Donald Hittson Mike Litch Jerry Lanier E. J . Michal Tommy Landrith iam Mauer ill J ulius Klekar Dick McGregor Robert Pruitt W mes Pattillo lliams i Bobby Walton Wilbur W wan John Sull - ward Schoenberger Paul Bunch James Ashworth Albert Carter George DeAlcal ' James Carew Gary Fulton Robert Gol ' e -' . David Greenleaf James Hickey Patrick Rivers Leroy Havelka Z e r .1 m a R 1 e u n M3 n. Lawrence Hatch George PexterS' Ramiro Soliz C1 u ent Sherek Larry Southernwood Gerardo Vasquez Robert Sorrell Amando Tangu Benny Urbanovsky Michael Woodwar u$ aim alok $31qu 9a VI A D 0 TI 5 E D U TI S SDPH nunnanES W 0 DH DH nu M n. T 5 DH FL FL DH DH C $$ ' .,$k; Qa4 gw $w4 M u ; SEPTEMBER OCTOBER NOVEMBER DECEMBER J ANUARY FEBRUARY MARCH APRIL MAY SCHOOL CALENDAR 1, 2, 3, 5 Registration -- ugh! 29 Erection of Priory. Installation of Prior Martin Fischer. 1 Senior class begins recitation of Rosary. 3 Hurricane warning. School dismissed. 9 Three cheers. 7 10th grade gives speeches. 9 Oh fateful day! 12, 13, 14 First six-week's exams. 9 S. O. S. 20 Election of class and staff officers. 26 Faculty and students go to Goliad; Cathedral, Diamond Jubilee. 19 Big A1 buys first La Paloma. -- He's still not sorry. 1 A11 Saint's Day. Holy Day of Obligation - Holiday. 3 Beginning of magazine subscription campaign. 17 9th grade public speaking. 11 Feast of St. Martin, patron of Prior Martin. 18 La Paloma Yearbook staff begins 1950 campaign 9- posters and p. a. 21, 22, 23 second six-week's exams. 21 Coach of Monterrey T. I. spoke about Notre Dame. Pep rally that night. 7 Fr. Joseph J . Rickert spoke on the Maryknoll missions. 8 Feast of Immaculate Conception. Holy Day and holiday. 14 Senior class gives public speaking - big dogs, big flop. Br. Patrick Cain C. S. C., St. Eds, spoke to seniors. 15 Cavalier's football banquet. - Captain's oration superb. 16 Students dismissed for-long awaited Christmas holidays.--yea! 24 Pope Pious XII opens 25th Holy Year. 29 Teen-Age Christmas formal -- sighhhhhhhh. 3 Classes resumed after SHORT holidays. 18, 19, 20 Mid-Term exams. - three down, three to go. 16 Juniors public speaking. 22 Capt. Johrfs squad banquet and dance. 23 Second semester registration 9- poor guys. 9 Boosters Club dance. 14 Seniors public speaking -- getting better. 15 Catholic Digest Campaign. 17 I. W. A. Sodality Dance. 1, 2, 3, Fourth six-week's test -- two more. 6 Senior Play 11Seventeenth Summer rehearsal starts. 16 Performance by St. Ed's choir. 17 St. Patrick's Day. Carnival at K. C. Hall. 21 Feast of St. Benedict. Cap and Gown day. 5 - 11 Easter holidays. 9 Easter. 14 Air Scout's Senioree Ball. 17, 18 Senior Play HSeventeenth Summer. 20 Mr. A. G. Lindsay spoke to students on How to Judge Motion Pictures. 24 Junior-Senior Day - lucky dogs! 30 Boosters Club Barbecue. 9 May Day. 12 Senior Prom -- Juniors too. 22 - 23 Final tests. 24 Commencement exercises. The Rt. Rev. Paul M. Nahlen, O.S.B., Abbot of New Subiaco Abbey, pre- sents the foundation cross to the newly installed, Very Rev. Martin Fischer. O.S.B., Prior of the Corpus Christi Priory. The Very Rev. Martin Fischer, O.S.B., Prior, prepares to lead the procession bearing the foundation cross in part of the solemn ceremony of erection of the new Priory. THE CORPUS CHRISTI PRIORY September 29, 1949, the Feast of St. Michael, was a milestone in the history of the College-Academy. On that day the Very Rev. Martin Fischer was installed as first prior of the newly erected Corpus Christi Priory. The Benedictine monks from New Subiaco Abbey, Subiaco, Ark. began construction on their new school at Corpus Christi 23 years ago, around Easter 1927. The Corpus Christi College, as it was then called, was completed in 1928 and opened its doors for the first school year on Sept. 11 of that year. x Since that time the faculty of the College-Academy has grown in number from five to eleven and the student body from 56 to 250. The solemn ceremony of installation was one long to be remembered by all who attended. The Rt. Rev. Paul M. Nahlen, abbot of New Subiaco Abbey. presented Father Prior Martin with a large crucifix, a copy of the holy rule, and a breviary, symbolic of his installation as head of the priory. Father Fischer then lead the procession of clergy and laity to St. Placid Hall where be celebrated a solemn high mass with the Most Rev. M. S. Garriga, D.D.,LL.D., Bishop of Corpus Christi, presiding. A banquet for the clergy concluded the service, and thus was launched a new spiritual effort in the Diocese of Corpus Christi. On November 11 the students attended Mass in t St. Placidts hall in celebration of Fr. Prior's feast day. After Mass he was formally wel- comed by the student body and presented with both spiritual and material gifts. On December 7 we were honored by having Fr. Joe Rickert. Maryknoller, speak to us about the missionary work in the U. S. and in foreign countries. uWhy did this day ever have to come? Andrew Rossi seems to be saying. It was one of those fateful days when, by order of Fr. Alfred, the students had to speak in St. Placid,s hall. Looking north onto the beauti- ful Nueces bay, we see our be- loved school in the foreground. One of the many times the students met in St. Placid,s hall for fun and business. 0M this particular time some seem to be a bit boredJ Robert Cullins. who transfer- red here from Senior High at mid-term, fit in immediately with the seniors and was well liked by all. SENIOR PLAY CAST e Anna Achee, John Ken- nedy, Charlene Carter, Gregory Metcalf, Beatrice Roach, Mary Pat Dietz, Herbert Janecek, Sandy Slavik, Joe Anderson, John Ulcak, Leonie Tiblier, Marilyn Mills, Lillian Franks, Iona Terrell, Margaret Smith, Mary Starr Joseph, and Nancy Edwards. OCTOBER 27th The Diamond Anniversary of the Diocese of Corpus Christi. His Excellency Most Rever- end Bishop Garriga, D.D.,LL. D., celebrates Pontifical High Mass at the Corpus Christi Ca- thedral. 75th Anniversary of Diocese Bi-Cenntenial Anniversary of the La Bahia Mission OCTOBER 26th The Most Reverend Bishop Garriga, D. D., LL. D., offers Pontifical High Mass at Goliad, Texas on the 200th anniversary of the La Bahia Mission. living at C. B. C. H. Mmaa$dmuww mWMwaow J immy Bauer-Refugio Bernard Black--San Antonio Jose Leal Cantu-Metcedes Jack Compton Beevi1le Ernest Coronadk Tony Dietz Riviera Bobby Dougherty Mathis Adolfo Galindo Taft David Graham Sinton Jose Hinojosa Encino Don Hittsoaningsville Joseph Linney Refugio Gabe Lozano--Corpus Christi George Munsch-Refugio George Mutchler-Corpus Christi Gumecindo Narvaez-Taft Pat O'Neil-w-Beeville Bob Purcell Freer Pat Piehl-uWoodsboro ndrew Rossi Hebbronville David Schlepphorst -Pharr Bob Schroeder Monterrey, Mexico Lloyd SmaystrlawWoodsboro l'aul Suess Sarita ilberto Tovar-San Diego I'at Townsend-Huntington Park, Calif. 'idolfo Trevino Monterrey, Mex. ' oger Villarrealw-Monterrev. Mex. 'oger Garza-Monterrey, Mex. nobby Whitehurst -Corpus Christi ames Cespedes- Mexico City OFFICERS 1949 Mr. Jack Grant, secretary; Mr. Harry P. Stuth, Sr., vice-president; Mr. J. Claude Wallace, president. BOOSTERS CLUB OFFICERS 19 50 Mr. Jimmy Johnston, president; Mr. Jack Grant, vice-president; Mr. Bob Mireur, secretary- treasurer. Scenes from Booster Club Dance. La Paloma Staff Fr. Alfred Sponsor Fr. Augustine ............................... Faculty Photographer John Kennedy ---..- ---- -------------------.Editor in Chief Jim Boone Asst. Editor Herbert Janecek .............................. Bus. Manager Gilberto Tovar .................................... Asst. Robert Klepac ........................... Adv. Mgr. John Ulcak .................................. Asst. Bill Pallotti .................... Sports Editor Joe Sullivan ............................ Asst. Norman Netek ............ Art Editor John Kaler ..................... Asst. Bill Cox ................... Snaps Photography Dept. Business Dept. Harold Sowa ' ' Benedict Urbanovsky Mike Bunch 1 , Raymond Threadgill Clement Sherek ; George Peters Eugene Michal ' Joseph Carlucci Lawrence Hatch A x 5 Jimmy Patillo David Janecek . M ,Q Michael Woodward . Leroy Havelka FATHER AMBROSE BRANZ. O. S. B. DIRECTOR OF PLAIN CHANT CHOIR R i , Band of the, Cavaliers v :mtmmm: CLARINETS John Kennedy Pablo ,Suess TRUMPETS Celestine Orta Norman Netek Pat Piehl Bill'Henry R J. Delahoussaye ICEIIELSaengZeTaI-l V J. P. L b rs 11 Y Roy Kimper Ernest Coronado Richard Viau Billy Roberts :1. Caroll Spahn , , '15- Paul Martineau away SAXOPHONES ,I' Gilberto Tovar SA Nd: FATHER Jimmy Fischer 5';:' Jimmy Wheeler ' D HEIMAN' O S. B. Jimmy Gansle I Edwin Schoenberger HAROL Emmy 1klKlglansheim 5:: Bernard Black . A eorge utchlet , IiIREgTOR OF BAND.v af ,, - Gabriel Garza A ' ALTO HORNS ' V Henry Alwez m Reynold Trevino XI Tommy RICh :51 : Pat O'Neil Lloyd Smaystrla ' Jimmy Polansky Robert Shearer JKM BELL LYRA wv BARITONES xx? Leslie Delaney DRUMS . 33?. Tom Price Tag? Donald thtson a Craig Whitney Bob Dobbs Ken MOSS BASSES w George Sears L Jose Cantu W- m .. .. 1 x Q? xxx: 992v; a ? i'g ,xf a643,: Ra 1 SEAHAWKS SQUADRON NO. I Leader Fr. Harold Pilot, John Kennedy: Co-Pilot, Herbert Janecek: Navigator, Joe Anderson. Members: Jim Boone, John Ulcak, Ken Moss. Jarrell Pruitt, Neil Robinson, Pablo Suess, Joe Berger, Frank Swick, John Kaler, Donald Rossi, R. J. Delahoussaye. The Seahawks were founded six years ago as the first Air Scout Squadron in the Gulf Coast area, and they've always been the best. A program of weather and airplane study, camping trips. hay- rides, skating parties, intrastate competition, and caroling keeps all of the scouts active. mdccncxa TYPICAL MOMENTS THE ONLY AIR SCOUT ACES IN THE STATE Bobby Hatch, Louis Joseph, Richard Hatch, Bobby Bluntzer, and Peter Golla received the highest award in air scouting last summer and are the only scouts in the state to hold such honor. FATHER ANTHONY GOEGELE The 1950 LA PALOMA pays tribute to the Rev. Fr. Anthony Goegele, assistant pastor of The Corpus Christi Cathedral, for his un- tiring work with the youth of Corpus Christi. He is known to Catholic as well as non-Catholic teenagers through his able direction of the Catholic Teen Age Club, the only such club in the city. When not occupied with parish duties or the Teen Age Club, Ft. Anthony spends his time giving lectures throughout South Texas and holding convert classes. To FATHER ANTHONY GQEGELE La Paloma gratefully dedicates this page. REPORTERS TO THE CALLER-TIMES KEN MOSS ROBERT SHEARER awwwer aZmUdam Father Vincent, faculty librarian, assisting student librarians Bill Henry, Tom Price and Donald Rossi. Not shown-Neil Robinson, Dale Humphrey, and Bobby Whitehurst. JR. RED CROSS Jarrell Pruitt Donald Rossi Jimmy Fisher QW CAVALIER FOOTBALL SQUAD Left to Right, Bottom Row: Leroy Kelly, Alfred Ganem, Richard Rowland, Freddie Tadlock, John Ulcak CaptainL Jose Cantu, Jimmy Bauer. Second Row: Bob Purcell, Pat Piehl, Bobby Carew, Damian Golla, Joe Sullivan. Third Row: Ass't Mgr. Jackie Grant, Oscar Soliz, Bobby Dougherty. Norman Netek, Gary Buckley, Edward Manzano, William Pallotti, Mgr. Clifton Harris. Fourth Row: Billy Joe Carter, J. P. Luby, Cecilio Diaz, Joe Anderson, Billy Ross Dunn, Pablo Suess. Fifth Row: Joe Berger, Mickey Hardeman, Arthur Kaler, Richard Basaldu, George Pomponio. Sixth Row: Benny Valenta, Edmund Cruz, George Sears, Woodson Huggins, Mike Quigley. Seventh Row: Edward Schoenberger, Mike Gteenleaf, Pat Roach. Back Row: Coach Father Alcuin Kubis, Assistant Coach Father Harold Heiman. .Fr. Alcuin Kubis. O.S.B. Coach Fr. Harold Heiman. O.S.B. Assistant C oacb Captain John Ulcak A BACKWARD LOOK OVER THE FOOTBALL SEASON If you were asked to pick the outstanding achievement in Cavalier inter- scholastic athletics, you would, in most probability, point to the success of the football season. It wasn't the greatest season in Cavalier history but it was a successful one. The record of seven wins and three losses spells a good season for the Gents. This record was set, not only by the players, but by the superior coaching of Father Alcuin and Father Harold. The Pep Squad which followed the Cavaliers to each game played a com- manding part in the victories of the Cavaliers. The Pep Squad is sponsored by Father Augustine. THE FOOTBALL SUMMARY , Cavaliers 26-13 Free: I: 6--13 Brownsville TD. Golla 21413 Beevilvle 12-- 6 Laredo TD. Bauer, Sullivan 6--34 Port Arthur TD. Bauer 334 6 64-24 34412 264 0 7a- 6 Victoria Robstown TD. Sullivan Buc B Central Catholic Monterrey TD. Sullivan Total 1774127 PASSING 2 for 15 Freer 1 for 4 Brownsville 5 for 6- 5 for 13 Beeville 4 for 6- 3 for 16 Laredo 6 for 124 4 for 9 Port Arthur 3 for 6- 2 for 9 Victoria 7 for 144 l for 5 7 for 124-15 for 37 6 for 124 4 for 8 5 for 64- 3 for 10 5... 4.2 Cavaliers 1 for O for Robstown Buc 7B Central Catholic Monterrey 44 for 84 ............................... 40 for 126 Total Ave. 5 24 79 Yards per passes completed 31772 16.65 3.60 NAME TD Sullivan ........................ l 0 60113 ............................ 3 Kelly .......................... 3 Bauer ............................ 3 Purcell .......................... 2 Carew ............................ 2 Soliz ........................... 2 Dougherty ....................... 1 'o :1:- -1 H CHOOOOO-tko Ortueta .......................... 1 TD. Bauer, Carew, Kelly, Sullivan, Golla TD. Sullivan. Soliz, Kelly 2 PAT. Golla 2 PAT. Golla TD. Sullivan 3, Purcell, PAT Golla 2 TD. Carew, Dougherty, Golla PAT. 6011-3 3 TD. O'rtueta, Soliz, Purcell, Sullivan 2 PAT. Golla 2, Dougherty PAT. Golla 4 TOTAL STATISTICS Cavaliers Opponents l- 3 2 .................... first downs ................... 9 3 1767 .................... yards rushing ................ 1524 73 3 ................... yards passing ................ 454 8 4 ................... passes attempted .......... 12 6 44 ...................... passes completed-------.-..- 40 CAVALIER B TEAM RECORD Cavalier uB 4O ............................. 0 Buc BB ' 18 ............................. O Mathis B 19 ............................. 13 Simon 7B 26 ............................ 0 Mathis B FREER BUCKAROOS The Cavaliers, out to even the score against Freer from their 12-0 defeat last year, showed an abun- ance of power on the ground by downing the Buckaroos 26-13. The Gentlemen reached the scoring colum four minutes after the opening kickoff, with Sullivan scoring his first of three touchdowns. Golla's plac ment was good. The second TD came minutes later with Sullivan again going over, this time from the 1 Golla's point try was wide. Freer came back in the second quarter after a sustained drive from its own 3 with their fullback Summers scoring from the 14. The try for point failed. Freer counted again with onlyr 9 seconds left in the first half. The score at half time stood at 13-13. The Cavaliers took the second-ha kickoff and went on to score with Sullivan scoring his final marker of the night. Golla's kick was goo Purcell pushed over the final TD of the game when he went over from the five. Score 26-13. BROWNSVILLE EAGLES Remembering last year's loss to the class AA border city the Gents were out to win but couldn't qui make it, losing 13-6. After a scoreless first half the Eagles took the kickoff and returned it to the midfiel stripe. From there it took them only three running plays to score with Sanchez swinging around right en for 46 yards and the first tally. The Cavaliersf lone score came in the third quarter when Golla carried ov from the one yard line on a quarterback sneak, climaxing a 58 yard drive. The Gents used a seven In line in an effort to stop the Eagles last touchdown drive Which saw Sanchez scoring from the two-yard li The extra point kick by Soliz was good. Score 13-6. BEEVILLE TROJANS Still showing power on the ground and much improvement in the air the Cavaliers defeated their arch-rivals, Beeville, 21-13 in a game featuring long touchdown marches by both teams. Damian Golla un- leashed an effective passing attack, completing 5 out of 6 tries, to help pave the way for victory. It took the Cavaliers only 10 plays to work the ball 80 yards for the first counter. Fullback Bob Carew pushed over the marker from the two. Golla kicked his first of three perfect placements to send the Gents ahead 7-0. The Trojans stormed back with a 62 yard drive to paydirt to tie the score. The Cavaliers took the kickoff and traveled 64 yards on 14 plays, with 60113 sneaking over from the one. Carew's fourth-down punt was blocked by Beeville on the Cavaliers' five yard line. On the third play from scrimmage Joe Gregorczyk scored. The Gents marched 73 yards in the final period to score their last TD of the night. Bobby Dougherty climaxed the drive by crashing off right tackle to paydirt. Score 21-13. - LAREDO TIGERS For the second time of the season the Maroon and Gold invaded Class AA ranks, but this time not to be denied victory, The Cavaliers ,scored the first time they got the ball. Jose Cantu and Alfred Ganem both pounced on a Laredo fumble on the Tiger 38 and in two plays the Gents moved the ball to the 29 where Golla dropped back and threw a long pass that Bauer took on the 12 and ran it over standing up. Laredo came back to tie the count early in the second quarter when the Tigers recovered a Cavalier fumble on the mid-field stripe. The final TD came when Bauer recovered a Tiger fumble on the Tiger 40 and in seven plays Joe Sullivan crashed off right tackle for six yards and the tally. The Tigers were never in the ball game during the second half. The Cavaliers held the AA Tigers to a mere 10 yards rushing in the final two periods. Score 12-6. WA .gu . .. L A. .a..e.; PORT ARTHUR tBISHOP BYRNE SHAMROCKST The fifth game of their season took the Cavaliers. on a four hundred mile trip to Port Arthur's Bishop Byrne High School. The experience of the East Texas team proved to be too much for the valient band of Cavaliers. This defeat was the second of the year for the Cavaliers. The Shamrocks scored three touch- downs in a wild second quarter and one in the first and last quarters. The Gents held to only 46 3'3de rushing had to rely on Golla's passing which found its mark six out of 12 tries for a total of 111 yards and the only Cavalier score. Gollais pass to end Jimmy Bauer accounted for the marker. Score 34-6. VICTORIA tST. JOSEPHtS FLYERST The Gents stuck to the ground as the regulars drove for a touchdown in each period, and the reserv- scoring a fifth TD in the last period. The Cavaliers took the opening kickoff and matched 69 yards on 1 plays with Bob Purcell scoring on a one yard dart over right tackle. Golla added the extra point. The fir time the Gents got the ball in the second quarter they marked off 81 yards to paydirt. The tally came on a 9 yard pass, 60113 to Sullivan, in the end zone. Golla again added the point. After the Flyers lost the ball i the opening minutes of the third period, the Cavaliers drove 59 yards to a score, Juan Ortueta unreeling a 1 yard dash to paydirt. Golla missed the point try. The Flyers then opened their' drive with a 58 yard pa to the Gents 19 yard line where the Cavaliers drew two penalties for 18 yards. From there Fullback Garci went over on his second try. After the kickoff the Cavaliers scored on the third play with Sullivan scorin on a 34 yard run. Golla again missed the point try. Minutes later Oscar Soliz intercepted a Flyer pass and ra it to the Flyer 20 yard line. A few plays later Soliz went over from the two. Bobby Dougherty drove ov for the extra point. Score 33-6. ROBSTOWN COTTON PICKERS This defeat to the Cavaliers was a case of a determined but outvclassed band who ran out of gas in the final quarter to let the Pickers blast their way to a trio of scores: The Gents' ground game backfired leaving them with only six yards rushing at the end of the game. From this the Cavaliers had to again depend on Golla's passing. He completed 7 out of 14 tries for 73 yards. The Cavalier score came in the second period when Gossett of Robstown picked up a couple of yards before Golla came in to hit him with a jarring tackle which made him fumble. Sullivan then took the fumble out of the air and ran it 60 yards down the sideline to a 6-0 lead, which was short-lived. The Pickers took the kickoff and in 15 plays drove for 55 yards and their first score. Their conversion also failed leaving the score knotted at 6-6. In the fourth quarter the Cav- aliers were forced to punt and Stephens took the punt and ran it 17 yards before he lateralled off to Gossett ' who reversed his field and ran to a score. Carew's fumble on his own 36 led to the Picker third score. After Carew punted out on the Robstown 36 following the kickoff, it took the Pickers only four plays to score, with Stephens going the last 56 yards for the counter. Score 24-6. BUC 64B?! This game turned out to be a passing duel between Golla and Bob Kemp of the B team. Golla out- lassed the B team quarterback by completing 7 of 12 pass tries for 151 yards and two touchdowns. The irst score came in the opening period after the Buc B was forced to punt. The Gents marched and flew for 67 ards and a score which saw Bauer pull a pass down in the end zone. Golla's conversion failed. The Buc B ook the kickoff and were held for three downs, from which they were forced again to punt, this time unting out on the Cavalier 32. In five plays the Gents scored with Carew going the last 34 yards. Golla's alacement was good. The Buc B's Bob Kemp passed his team to their first tally in the first period, with the ast try going to Platis who ran the final 10 yards. The point try was wide. In the second half the Cavaliers cored two touchdowns before five minutes had elapsed. Golla passed to Kelly and a touchdown, climaxing . 76 yard push, and less than a minute later Golla picked up a Buccaneer punt on the Gents' 47 yard line nd raced down the sidelines to score. Golla kicked both extra points. The last period saw Sullivan. carry or 45 yards to the Buc four. On the next play Sullivan ripped off tackle for six points. Gollais placement as good. With only 90 seconds left, in the game Kemp passed to Garza in the end zone for the tally. Score SAN ANTONIO tCENTRAL CATHOLIC BUTTONSi The home coming game between the Alamo City and the Cavaliers was preceded by the crowning of the Cavalier Queen, Flora Lee Wendland, a student at Incarnate Word Academy. Golla's great field generalship and passing subdued the Buttons early with two touchdowns. The first score came when Golla hurled a strike to Bauer on the Button 38 then pinpointed another pass to Kelly on the 25, Who exploded the rest of the way unassisted for the score. Golla's conversion was wide and low. Midway in the second period the Buttons fumbled on their own 15 where Big John Ulcak pounced on it for the Gents. Golla then connected with Kelly again for the second marker. Golla converted. Two plays later a Button fumbled a pass and Tadlock recovered for the Cavaliers on the Button 45. On the second play Sullivan slammed over right tackle and ambled 30 yards for a touchdown. Golla's placement was good. The third period was scoreless, but early in the fourth Central again got fumbleitis and Pat Piehl recovered on the Central 41. After a few cracks at the Central line Soliz scored over right guard from the two. Golla missed the extra point try. Up to this game the Buttons had allowed only two teams to score on them, one touchdown in each case. Score 26-0. MONTERREY, MEXICO tMONTERREY TECHi The last game of the season against the Monterrey Tech Borregos proved to be a tough but sure fight for the Cavaliers. To claim the victory the Cavaliers had to storm from behind in the second quarter and then fight all the Way to hold their slim lead of an extra point off Golla's educated toe. Each time it seemed that the Tech team was on the match the gallant Cavalier line rose up and slapped them down. Tech pushed into the scoring column late in the first period on a 99 yard drive which ended when Jose Zavaleta went over from the three. Hugo del Campo missed the extra point try. In the second quarter when it seemed as though the Tech team was again on the march, Ganem rose up out of the Cavalier line and pulled down a Tech pass and rumbled to the 29 before he was knocked down. It was there the Cavaliers staged a 71 yard drive for a score and the extra point that won the ball game.. A running and passing attack later found the ball on the Tech's 10 yard line where Golla fired a pass behind the line to Sullivan who bulled his way across the goal line. Gollais educated toe converted. Score 7-6. Sponsor: Father Augustine Jane Anderson Fanny Stock Pat Salmon, Captain Barbara Wendland Margaret Franks Martha Trainer, Mgr. I W A PEP SQUAD BAUER FAMILY HOST TO CAVALIER FOOTBALL SQUAD BARBARA WENDLAND JANE ANDERSON MARGARET FRANKS FANNY STOCK CAPTAIN JOHN ULCAK DAMIAN GOLLA OE ULLIVAN M FAUUTBHLL ALL-SOUTH TEXAS ALL-SOUTH TEXAS Adv 94W; 37W . 'VHALFRED GANEM FREDDIE TADLOCK Bo - CAREW 2 LETTERIHEH J OSE CANTU BENNY VALENTA J IMMY BAUER EDWARD MANZANO PAUL SUESS ' ' , L v BOBBY DOUGHERTY L k r . , 09; WERSON MGR. CLIFTON HARRIS PAT PIEHL BOB PURCELL BILL PALLOTTI GARY BUCKLEY J . P. LUBY MGR. J ACKIE GRANT ASS'T. MICKEY HARDEMAN OSCAR SOLIZ LEROY KELLY W3 ngnww m. - FOOTBALL BEARS ORIOLES PACKERS Quigley, Capt. Roach. Capt. Boone. M., Capt. Schoenberger Janecek, D. Graves Grant Urbanovsky McShane Carew, J. Webb Jones Wendland Stewart Guzman Harris Maskey. J. Michal Sullivan, John Eden Sorrell Skrobarcek Sherek Brown Harney. J. Wallace Garcia Costa Landrith Pruitt. R. Rueb Litch Hittson Martineau. D. Viau Gonzalez, A. Threadqill Hickey Burleson Diedrich Vasquez Hatch, L. Johnson D. Havelka Peters Layton Sowa Ashworth Coaches Coaches Coaches Golla, D. Ulcak Hardeman Dougherty Sullivan, Joe Soliz, O. The Champions-The Cardinals BASKETBALL Senior League LIONS BEARS LEOPARDS Rivers, J., Capt. Golla, Capt. Tadlock, Capt. Kelly Sullivan. Joe Runte Dougherty Novak Klepac Trevino Maskey, H. Hatch. J. Poulos Pruitt. J. Soliz, O. Gallagher ' Cox Schroeder Monzano Cruz Villarreal Rowland Pomponio Moss Hardeman Carter. B. J. Liedecke The Champions-The Bears Junior League BUICKS FORDS CHEVIES Quigley. Capt. Roach. Capt. Boone. M., Capt. Johnson, G. Bailey Whitney Alvarez Orta Huggins Jones Rivers. P. Martineau, D. Janecek, D. Vasquez Harris Grant Rueb Pruitt. R. Greenleaf, D. Litch Gonzalez, A. Hatch, L. Threadgill Coaches Coaches Coaches Ganem Golla Valenta Novak Sullivan, Joe Ulcak CADILLACS LINCOLNS Rich. Capt. Webb, Capt. Dolan. J. Brown Sears. G. Dolan, T. Johnson, D. Graves Whelan. P. Polansky Peters Haese Peck Sowa Garza Sullivan, John C caches C caches Rivers, J. Purcell Kelly Zrubeck INTRAMURALS The ChampionHPlymouths W 6 12w The Runners UphThe Wild Cats CARDINALS Whitney, Capt. Salyers Peck Dolan. T. Bailey Lozano, G. Rivers, H. Black Robertson, Jack Habib Andrews, Joe Fulton Whelan, P. DeAlcala Saenz Ramirez Coaches Rowland Valenta The Runners UphThe Bears. WILD CATS Purcell. Capt. Zrubeck Carew, B. Robinson Ulcak Andrews, John Williams. H. Rivers, H. DODGES Wheeler. Capt. Mansheim Sears, M. ' Harney, J. Urbanovsky Fisher Ramirez C oaches Tadlock Woodyard STUDEBAKERS Salyers. Capt. Lanier Hincemon Foran McGregor Skrobarcek Andrews. Joe Mchane C oaches Dougherty Kaler, A. The Runners UphChevies GIANTS Johnson, G., Capt. Kuebler Lanier Dolan, J. Alvarez Harmuth Rivers, P. Walton Hincemon Alaniz Woodward Bonvecchio Korzes Golden Greenleaf, D. Carter. B. Coaches Carew, B. Luby TIGERS Ganem, Capt. Woodyard Buckley Anderson Trice Demmer Luby Kaler, A. PLYMOUTHS Greenleaf, M. Capt. Guzman Garcia, 0. Robertson, J. Wendland Carew, J. DeAlcala C caches Runte Robinson Front Row. Left to Right: Robert Purcell, Freddie Tadlock, Co-Capt.; Alfred Ganem, Joe Rivers, Damiar Golla, Co-Capt.; Earl Runte. Standing: Clifton Harris, Mgr.; Paul Suess, Bobby Dougherty, Leroy Kelly, Neil Robinson, Leroy Novak Ernest Zrubeck, Arthur Kaler. THE SEASONS RECORD Games Won 1'1 Cavaliers 533 36 3'58 28 I 50 27 365 27 M8 44 tzo 28 :44 145 m55 Opponents Buc B 2--..--------------..------------30 Refugio ................................... 42 Gregory .................................... 36 Simon ..----------------..----..--------- 54 Aransas Pass ............................ 27 San Diego .............................. 32 Freer ....................................... 39 Freer ...................................... 34 Refugio .................................... 33 Simon ...................................... 6 1 Bishop ..................................... 26 Bishop ...................................... 29 Rockport .................................. 43 Aransas Pass .............................. 23 Aransas Pass .............................. 26 Benavides ................................ 46 Buc B .................................. 49 Buc uB ................................... 40 Agua Dulce ............................. 48 Rockport .................................. 53 St. Joseph's 1Laredo1 ................ 41 St. Joseph's 1Laredo3 ................ 58 Cathedral 6E1 P3503 ................ 75 Laneri 0:011 Wortm ................ 22 St. Gerard's 18m Antonio3 ...... 39 Kerwin High 1Galveston1 ........ 56 1062 Average Points Per Game 60113 1 1.92 Tadlock ....................................... 9.32 Ganem 6.81 Rivers 6.3 7 Purcell 4.8 l Runte 2.00 A Teams Average Per Game ...... 41.00 Opponents Average Per Game --..----40.86 Cavalier B Opponents 2 5 Refugio ...................................... l 5 22 Aransas Pass .............................. 10 3 2 San Diego .................................. 28 l 3 Freer 1 7 20 Bishop --------------------------------------1 6 2 5 Wynn Seale ............................... 2 6 29 Aransas Pass ................................ 24 1 9 Benavides ................................... 2 3 21 Agua Dulce ................................ 1 5 37 Rockport .--------------..---..----.. m3-20 27 St. Joseph's---..------..--..-----....------824 h.-. .- 270 218 Captain Damian Golla CoCaptain Freddie Tadlock Robert Purcell J oe Rivers Alfred Ganem Earl Runte Leroy Kelly Ernest Zrubeck BASEBALL SQUAD Kneeling Left to Right: Bob Purcell, Bill Cox, Robert Klepac, Damian Golla, Jimmy Bauer, Alfred Ganem, Joe Sullivan, Leroy Kelly. 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Bernard: 1416 Tompkins .................... 3- 7587 Carter, Albert; 818 Erwin Ave. ........................ 2- 5755 Carter, Billy Joe; 1514 Van Loam- ... 5814 Carter, John: 1514 Van Loan ,,,,,,,,,, .-. 5814 Chapman, Donald: 4737 Archer Dr. .. 3-0635 Codd, Charles; 4117 Carlton .............. -- 3 5793 Compton, Jack: Beeville. Texas ....... . 981W3 Conner, Jack: 849 McBride Lane ...... -... Coronado. Ernesto: Benavides, Texas... ...... 45 Costa, Victor; 1001 S. Staples ........... .4-1727 Cox, B111; 1133 Florida ....... ..3-4008 Cull, John; 3802 Hwy. 9 .............. ..3-2801 Cruz, Edmundo; 2831 Marguerite ................... D Day, James; 3610 Itaska Ct. ................. De Alcala, George; 2310 Cleo ....... -.--3- 5657 Delahoussaye, R. J.: 614 Del Mar ...... .-.2- 6477 Delaney, Leslie; 2531 Fig St. . ..-...-- --.-.2 9817 De Luna, David; Route 2, Box 40 .. Demmer, Edroy; 2818 Sarita ...--. .. --..2 9175 Diaz, Cecilio; 111 Nth. Brownlee ..... ...2-9667 Diedrich, Harold; 1317 Devon Drive ................ 3-4156 Dietz. Tony; Riviera, Texas .......... Corpus Christi 5018 Diegel, Leo: 11501 Lexington ......................... 3-4957 Dobbs. Robert; 438 Scott Drive ........................ 3-2550 Dolan, James: 852 McBride Lane .--....-.. ...... 3-4858 Dolan, Tom; 925 Omaha .......................... 3-9947 Dougherty, Robert; Sandia, Texas. Mathis 342W2 Dunn. Billy Ross; 442 Louisiana ...................... 5343 E Eden, Wilber; 1112 McBride Lane .................. Edwards, Robert; 254 Oleander ........................ 2-6757 F Fisher, James: 338 Atlantic ---. . -.-.--.. -----.2-5895 Foran. B111; 317 Louisiana .... -- 27-3948 Fulton, Gary; 618 Breckenridge ................... 2-6631 G Galindo, Adolfo; Taft, Texas ........---.....---.-...--- Gallagher. Bennie: Clarkwood. Texas...2 Ganem. Alfred: 1924 Buffalo ............... 8458 Gansle, James; 515 Ohio ............. 7805 Garcia. Oswaldo; 0111 Winnebago ................... 3- 4702 Garnett. John: 205 Jackson Place ................... 2- 6087 Garza, Gabrie1; 1029 14t11....... .--.3-2948 Gerdes, Kenneth; 4606 Vestal . - 6755 Golden, Robert: 1521 Peabody - 2-6289 Golla, Damian: Golla Avenue ....... . 2-1991 Gonzalez. Albert: 1605 Agnes ... .-.3-2687 Graham, David; Sinton, Texas ............. 9J3 Grant, Jack. .11.: Route 2, Box 28 ............... 2-2010 Graves, James: 4201 Naples ............................ 2-5511 Greenleaf, David: 337 Bartlett .- 7,317 Greenleaf. Michael; 337 Bartlett .. 7317 Guzman, Chris; 1402 Mussett ....................... 3-4897 1-1 Habib. Anthony: 1924 Buford -.m......--...,.-.. 5179 Haese, W111: 4021 Live Oak St. ... Hami1ton. John; 4301 Naples ........................ Hardeman. Michael: 524 Del Mar .................... 2-6037 Harney. Chris; 333 Louise ........... - .-.. 7168 Harney, Joe: 333 Louise ........................ .... 7168 Harmuth. Bobby: E.M.H. 224 N. A. S. ..Ext. 2113 Harris, C11fton; 829 Erwin --..3-6636 Hatch. John: Rt 2, Box 995 ..-- Hatch. Lawrence: Rt. 2. Box 995 - Havelka. Franklin; 5802 Hwy 9 .-..-.-.-.-...-:.-.3- 0904 Henry. William; 310 Brooks Drive ............ z. 7075 Hickey. James; Taft. Texas ..................... .... 316 Hincemon. James; E.M.H. 67 N. A. S ......... Ext. 672 Hinojosa, Juan 111: Box 126 Encino, Texas.... Hittson. Donald; Kingsville. Texas ................... Huggins, Woodson; Robstown, Texas ............... 52Fl3 Humphrey, Dale; 3634 Shell Road -....-..---...-..--- 8036 C. C. C. A. TELEPHONE DIRECTORY J Janota, Edward: 2212 Niagara ..................... 3-6538 Janota, Leroy; 2212 Niagara ...---.--2-..-----..---.3-6538 Janecek, David: 1814 Peabody ...................... 3-4956 Janecek, Herbert; 1814 Peabody ........................ 3-4956 Johnson, Dale: 2004 Leopard St. .................... 3-7361 Johnson, Gail; 2004 Leopard St ........................ 3-7361 Jones, Chester III; Brennan Trailer Park ..2-m2-8369 K Kaler, Arthur; Box l312....-.-..2...M-....-.-.3-4908 Kaler, John; 3162 Magnolia ................... 8166 Kelly, Leroy; Rt. 2, Box 26 ..----.-.--....--..-..----..2-7544 King, David; 1606 Lipan St. --.-22--....23-4985 Kennedy, John; 3920 Mueller ...----.-....---2--------2-8764 Kimper, Roy; Rt. 2, Box 303 .............. ---- Klekar, Julius; Rt. 1, Box 284 .............. 2-1872 Klepac. Robert; P. O. Box 3361 ..-- 2....-- 7152 Knipling. Thomas; Corpus Christi .---..-.-....... Korges. Emmett m 3025 Up River Road ...---2-3498 Kuehler, Robert; 1 125 Erwin ----..-.--.-......3-5174 L Landrith, Tommy; 3 05 3 So. Staples ---..-.---2-..3 -2 2 8 8 Lanier, Jerry; 911 Coleman ............. -.-2-4758 Layton, Harry: 2729 Johanna -- Liedecke. Lowell; 2702 Cleo ................ 2-5359 Linncy, Joseph; Refugio, Texas .--..- ... 259 Litch, Michael; Qutrs. l N. A. S. -.....- --.2-5411 Lozano, Gabe, Jr.; 1902 Craig ..................... 5742 Lozano. Vincente; 1111 Agnes ..-.....--- --.-- 6074 Luby, J. P.; 1002 Retam3-..--.---.----.---m---.------. 7015 M -McCaleb, Charles; 958 Savage Lane .-.------....--.2-9149 McGregor, Dick: 3241 Ocean Drive .-- ---. 7974 McShane, Charles; 504 Dewey ........ ..-3-0491 Macmanus, Charles: 1022 Ralston - ...3-5329 Mansheim. James: 241 Laming ..... --.2-2175 Marion, Charles; 834 Omaha ............ ....2-2021 Marsden, Allen, Jr.; Nueces Hotel - .-.3-4331 Martineau. David; 530 Del Mar ..--.. -..2-4274 Martineau, Paul; 530 Del Mar n ...2-4274 Maskey, Harry; 1525 10th St. - 2--. 7018 Maskey, Joe: 1525 10th St. 7018 Mauer, James; 1409 3rd ...... -...2-4823 Mauer, William; 1409 3rd ......................... 2-4823 Metcalf, Gregory; 2234 Presa --..-------.----.--.2....3-3927 Meza, Miguel; 1203 Waco St. ............... 3-5659 Michal, Eugene; 3021 Cdrnwall ....................... 8558 Manzano, Edward; 909 No. Staples ............ 2-2505 Moss, Kennard; Rt. 2, Box 3 ......................... 8097 Munsch, George; Refugio, Texas ---. ---. 902 Mutchler, George: P, O. Box 694 -.. .. Muttera. Fred; 150 Atlantic .................. 2-3036 Muttera, Robe'rt; 150 Atlantic --2---..--.....-.......2-3036 N . Narvaez, Gumecindo: Taft, Texas --.... ..... 2 Nemec, Steve: Rt. 3. Box 273-B .................... Netek. Frankie: 2902 Churchill Drive .1 ....3-4962 Netek, Norman: 2902 Churchill Drive -2 -..,3-4962 Novak, Leroy; Clarkwood .... .................... 3-0404 O O'Brien, Brian: Oklahoma City, Okla. --..w O'Neil, Patrick: Beeville, Texas ....................... 679W Orta, Celestine; 607 No. Staples ...................... 2-1539 Ortueta, Juan; Mexico -...-----.....-.--..-----...-........ 31 P Pallotti, William: 1225 Dunn Lane ...... 2-1946 Pattillo, James: 1225 18th St. ................... 5679 Peck, Patrick; 1322 Florida .................. .-..2-2259 Peters, George, Jr.; 822 No. Tancahua - ----. 7673 Piehl, Patrick: Woodsboro, Texas ............. -.--. 71 Polansky. James; 1610 Kennedy ........ .2- Pomponio. George: 3415 Avenue C m ....2-0700 Poulos, Nick: 425 Southern St. .......... ..-- 9176 Price. Tom, JL: 5117 Shell Road -.-- 7914 Pruitt, Robert; 418 Scott Drive -.-. .--- 8012 Pruitt, Jarrell; 418 Scott Drive -.-. m2- 8012 Purcell, Robert; Freer, Texas ..................... .. 170 Q Quigley, Mike; 2824 Nueces St. 2 ......... 9324 R Ramirez, Manuel: 813 Kennedy St. 2---.--.......-..3-7271 Reed, Harry; Rosauky, Texas .......---- ..... 2-4411 Rich, Thomas; 808 Furman Ave. -. ..-. 6887 Rivers, Henry; 2305 Riggan ............ .-.- 7559 Rivers, Joe; 2305 Riggan ........... .. -..- 7559 Rivers, Patrick: 2305 Riggan --- .--- 7559 Roach, Patrick; 530 Ohio ............ .m- Roberts. W. A. Jr.: 1506 10th St. ................. 8392 Robertson. Jack Francis; 337 West Saxet Dr.-.-... 6037 Robertson, James; 1801 Shely St. ................... 2-4963 Robinson. Neil, Jr.; 121 W. Vanderbilt ............. 9215 Rossi, Andrew: Hebbronville, Texas .--. .... 219J Rossi. Charles D.; 402 Breckenridge .n- --.. 8724 Rowland. Richard; 1105 Erwin Ave. .---. ..... 8946 Rueb, Frank; 205 Bushick ......-.-2......---.. ..... 3-6877 Runte, Earl; 1913 Marguerite ........................... 2-6674 S Salyers, Jackie: 2834 DaVid St. ...................... 3-1018 Santikos. Arthur; 444 Ohio ........... -.2-3848 Schlepphorst. David: Pharr, Texas ..2 ..... 981 Schoenberger. Edwin; 415 Artesian ....... -... 3-4735 Schroeder, Robert; Monterrey, Mexico .-. ...... 883 Sears, George; 6102' Ocean Drive ...... 2 Sears, Michael; 6102 Ocean Drive .- Shearer, Robert; 2918 David St. .- 6178 Sherek. Clement: 4409 Cottage St. ... ..3-0681 S-krobarcek, Eugene: 2930 Niagara ........ .n -3-4140 Smaystrla. Lloyd: Woodsboro, Texas -- ---- 15 Smith, Robert; 1515 Van Loan ............... .-...2-2867 Solis, Ramiro; 2217 Howard ..................... C. C. C. A. TELEPHONE DIRECTORY S Soliz, Oscar: 1521 LexingtOn .....---...$-.2-2636 Sorrell, James, Jr.; 321 Chenoweth -......-2-.. 5324 Southernwood, Larry; 2416 Kensolving ........... Sowa, Harold; 3957 Naples ...................... -. 9300 Spahn, Carro1l; 2201 Prescott ...................... 2-3626 Stewart, Donald; 1012 McBride -....--.-......--...-.2-1442 Stone. Chris: 3222 Huisache ........................... 2-7783 . Suess, Paul; Sarita, Texas ............ --.5 Rings Sullivan, John: 618 Omaha ---. -..3-4006 Sullivan, J oe ; 3 001 David m....-.-.--.2.....--...- 5 4 9 6 Swick, Frank; 633 Osage mnw ...... 2-5531 T Tadlock, Freddie; George West, Texas ....... .. 114 Tanguma, Amanda; 5117 Shell Road ........... Threadgill, Raymond; 3634 Sobey .-..--2.---.-.----3-4267 Tovar, Gilberto; San Diego, Texas -. 259.1 Townsend. Pat; Lindsay, Okla. .................... Trevino, Reynold: Monterrey. Mexico --..-.------ 8104 Trice, Jack; 1209 Brentwood Drive 2...-----..-2-8211 U Ulcak, Johnny; 1648 16th St. ..-.--.....--.2.--.3-1454 UrbanOVsky, Benny; 224 Tarlton -.... .......... 2-8291 V Valenta, Bennie; 2101 Ayers ......-.3-...-...m--m-- 7882 Vandervort, James: South America ................. Vasquez, Gerardo; 1217 Verbena ...................... 2-4589 Vatzlavick, Victor; Rt. 2, Box 309 ---.. -..52F14 Viau, Richard; 4321 Hwy. 9 ................ . 2-0165 Villarreal, Rogelio; Monterrey, Mexico -. .-.. 26-39 Villarreal, Roger; Monterrey, Mexico ............. 1703 W Wade. Gary; 1009 Cenizo .-.--.--.---.....-......-3-3223 Wagner, Eldred; 238 East Vanderbilt .-,. ........ 5991 Wallace, Larry; 5341 Shell Road ...,....---.-..3-4698 Webb, Charles; 1206 Maryland ...................... 2-3958 Wendland, James; 2502 Sarita -1....--..2--....m.3-5139 Wheeler, James; 918 Lexington .--...-..--2--.--.....2-1366 Whelan, John; Rt. 2, Box 7 .....-.- ......... 2-1923 Whelan, Patrick; Rt. 2, Box 7 ..-....----..-.-...--..2-l923 Whitehurst, Kenneth: 223 Rosebud ................ 2-3784 Whitney, Harry; 4427C1ifford mm..- ...... 2-6607 Williams, Homer: 1014 Furman .................. 2-1617 Williams, Wilbur; 419 No. Tancahua ..... ---.2-1468 Wilmot, George: 1113 Agnes ..................... 6074 Wokaty, Eugene; 2506 Cloyde .....-..-.-2.-2--2--,3-3550 Woodward, Michael; 4701 Dodd Drive 2 ..... .. Woodyard, Frank: P. O. Box 986 ....-.---..2.2-1789 Walton, Robert: 3061 So. Staples ............. 2-9839 Z Zipprian, Dewey; 323 Osage ................ .......3-l379 Zrubeck, Ernest; 1413 Cambridge ..--....-..2.... 6889 EMERGENCY CALLS College-Academy --...--.---..........--.--..-----2-.......2 5 l 71 Fire 5563 Girls Uncarnate Word AcadJ ....................... 7686 Police ... 3-4421 Recreation Corpus Drive-In --....--.------.---..---: ..... 8191 Teen-Age Canteen ............................. 2-8131 Zackies 3-3763 Sheriff . 5527 Saxet Beauty Salon ................................ 5172