Louise High School - Hornet Yearbook (Louise, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1951 volume:

The Hornet 9 o re Wor c We, the staff of the fourth an- possible for us to bring this annua nual of Louise High School, wish to you. to express our appreciation to the We hope you enjoy reading i faculty, business men, and to our fellow students who have made it as we enjoyed making it. Dedicated Slliott Cultis Superintendent of Louise High School, a worthy advisor, a willing partaker in church welfare, a jolly companion who likes youth and gayety, a tireless worker for the advancement of the school, and a friend to all. FACULTY Principal’s Tftessacje TO THE ANNUAL STAFF AND SPONSORS: May the pleasure this fine work shall bring to the entire student body in a measure repay you for the untiring effort put forth in its ac- complishment. TO THE STUDENT BODY; In the future may the personalities and the events of which this annual reminds you, spur you on to greater accomplishments of the worthwhile things of life that the world shall have been benefited from your efforts and you shall know the joy of having done your best. MISS ALICE PETERSON First Grade MISS LILLIAN HOLUB First Grade MRS. OLA BEESON Second Grade MRS. VETA MAE RUDD Second Grade LLOYD HALAMICEK Third Grade MRS. MARIE VERNON Fourth Grade MRS. ARTIE MAE MENEFEE Fifth Grade MRS. CORA SCHUMATE Reading R. J. SELLS Social Studies MRS. LOLA SELLS Music faculty MISS RUTH STOCKTON English JOHN A STRNADEL Social Studies and P.E. KENNETH G. WENDEL Math and Coach-Elem. Prin. WILLIAM E. DOWDEN Ass't. Coach and Boys' P.E. MISS JOHNNYE CARTER Home Economics MISS ETHEL ALLEY Girls' P.E. MISS WYNELLE HENDERSON Language-Arts and Spanish GENE A STOGNER Vocational Agriculture MURRY D. BULLER Band EDDIE RUDD Math and Science MISS PAULINE ISAACSON Secretary to the Superintendent stmofls Lucy Bezdek, born March 26, '33 at La Grange, Texas; Volleyball '48, '49, '50; Baseball '48, '49, '50; Cheerleader '5l;F.H.A.Pres. '50; Likes-football games; Mason; Dislikes- gossiping people; Favorite Song- You Don't Have To Be A Baby To Cry ; Favorite Pastime-movies; Plans for Future- Business College; By these words ye shall know her, O.K., Mr. Wendell. Lorraine Chromcak, born Dec. 4, '33 at El Campo, Texas; Volleyball'49, '50; Baseball '48, '49, '50; Majorette '48, '49, '50, '51; F. H. A.; F. F. A. Sweetheart '50; Sec. for Senior Class; Likes-loafing, Gibson Vajdos; Dislikes-work, noisy people; Favorite Song- l'm Moving On ; Favorite Pastime-going toGarnado; By these words ye shall know her, Jolene! Guess where we went last night. Noel Fuller, Jr.,born Aug.2, '34,atTroup,Texos;Football '48, 49,'50,'5l;Basketball '49;Track '49,'50. Likes-fried chick- ken, girls;Dislikes-stuck-up girls;Favorite Song- Goodnight, lrene ;Favorite Pastime-Hunting,fishing;Plans for Future-go- ing to col lege; By these words ye shall know him, Boy,I'II lay you out. Beatrice Erdelt, born Feb. 15,'34atEl Campo,Texas;volley- ball '49,'50;Sec. Treas.for Annual Staff '5l;Vice-Pres.for 4-H Club. Likes-volleybal I ,dancing;Dislikes-boys with bad manners; Favorite Song- Harbor Lights ; Favorite Pastime- sewing,reading;Plans for Future-work,school;By these words |re shall know her Well, you see, it's thisa way. Milton Gwosdz,born March I,'33 at Meyersville,Texas;Foot- ball '50, '51 ;F. F. A. Likes-barbecued chicken, girls;Dislikes- stuck-up girls and two-timing girls;Favorite Song- Why Don't You Throw Your Love My Way ;Plans for Future-Air Force; By these words ye shall know him, Let's watch that stuff. Aggie Raye Futschik,born Jan. 17,'33 at Waco,Texas;Base- M1 '50;Band '48,'49,'50,'5I;F. H. A. Likes-chicken,mexr- kan people; Dislikes-conceited people;Favorite Song- Now VThe Hour ;Favorite Pastime-loafing;Plans for Future-nurse; % these words ye shall know her, Ohl Son. Jolene Henderson, born Dec. 28, '33at Louise, Texas; Volley- ball '48, '49,'50; Majorette'47,'48, '49, '50; Baseball '48, '49,'50; F .H .A. Reporter of Senior Class; F.F. A. Sweetheart Likes-dancing, Merle Hensley; Dislikes-work, and boys with bad manners; Favorite Song- Born to Ramble ; Favorite Past- time-going to Ganado; Plans for Future-college; By these words ye shall know her, That beats the heck out of me Milton Johnson, born Aug. 12, '33, at Louise, Texas; Football '49, '50; Track '49, '50, '51; F.F.A. Likes-rodeos, sports Dislikes-discourteous people; Favorite Pastime-fishing, hurv i ing; Favorite Song- Bachelors Song ; Plans for Future-unr cided; By these words ye shall know him, Aw, Shuck; m Lawrence KnebeI, born Dec. 29, '33, at Hillje, Texas; Track '51; F.F.A. Sec. ‘50; Ass't. Artist of Annual Staff. Likes- dancing, having a good time; Dislikes-inquisitive people; Favorite Pastime -loafing; Favorite Song - Sugarfoot Rag ; Plans for Future-join the Air Force; By these words ye shall know him, Nothing doing. Frank Koenig, born July 12, '32 at Wiemer, Texas; Footbo '50; Baseball '48, '49, '50; Basketball '47, '48, '49, '51 F.F. A. Likes-fried chicken, girls; Dislikes-bossy p eop'M Favorite Song- Remember Me I'm The One Who Loves V Favorite Pastime-loafing; Plans for Future-no te 11 i ng; By ’ m words ye shall know him, Hey, Sab, There's Aggie! 1 George Lehnert, Jr., bom April 25, '34, at Louise Texas; Football '50; Track '48, '49; F.F.A.; Annual Ass't.Editor; Likes-Girls and more girls; Dislikes-stuck-up girls;Favorite Pastime-swimming; Plans for Future-college; By these words ye shall know him, Suffering Catfish. Bobby Kubesch, born Jan.ol, '34, at El Campo, Texas; Foot- ball '49, '50; Track '50; F. F. A. Likes-girls and General Science; Dislikes-Principals and Superintendents; Favorite Song- Cocane Blues ; Favorite Pastime-hunting (anything); Plans for Future-ranching in Colorado; By these words ye shall Iknow him, I ain't gonna do it. Melvin Nolen, born Oct. I, '31 at Louise, Texas, Basketball '48, '49, '50; Baseball''48, '49, '50; F.F.A. Likes-girls; Dislikes-squash; Favorite Pastime-hunting; Favorite Song Korea, Here We Come ; Plans for Future-ranching; By these words ye shall know him, Oh! Shucks. Annie Mae Mach, born Aug. 12, '33 at El Campo, Texas; Volleyball '48, '49, '50; Tennis'49; Baseball '48, '49; F.H.A. Likes-ice cream, James; Dislikes-English, conceited people; Favorite Song- Remember Me I'm the One Who Loves You Favorite Pasti me-Having a good time; Plans for Future-beauty .college; By these words ye shall know her, You Bet Your Life. Olive Perkins, born January 9, '32 at Garwood, Texas;F.H .A. Likes-fried chicken, Robert; Dislikes-gossipy people; Favorite Song- You Don't Have To Be A Baby To Cry ; Favorite Past- time-dancing, movies; Plans for Future-undecided; By these words ye shall know her, Oh, you think so. Stanley Piwonka, born June 2, '34 at Louise, Texas; Football '48,'49,'50; Baseball '49;F.F.A. Likes-good-looking girltj and chicken; Dislikes-Smart people;Favorite Song- Johnsori Rag ; Favorite Pastime-hunting; Plans for Future-undecidr By these words ye shall know him, What the heck is the mc'J with you. Joyce Priesmeyer, born November 4, '32 at EI Campo, Texas; Volleyball '49, '50; 4H Club; Editor of Annual; Likes-fried chicken, dancing; Favorite Song- You Belong To My Heart ; Favorite Pastime-sewing, reading; Plans for Future-college; By these words ye shall know her, Oh. La Marr Raybon, born February 12, '33at Louise, Texas; F .F.A Likes-anything good; Dislikes-cheese; Favorite Song- Wh l Are You, Blue Eyes ;Favorite Pastime-loafing;Plans for Futu go to college; By these words ye shall know him, Oh Hw Jerome Soblatura,born June 21, '33 at Ganado,Texas;Footbal I '47,‘49,'50;Track'47;F.F. A. Likes-fried chicken,nice girls; Dislikes-stuck-up girls;Favorite Song- Mona Lisa ; Favorite Pastime-hunting,movies;Plans for Future-undecided;By these words ye shall know him, Is that all? Norbert Sablatura ,born Jan. 15, '33 at El Campo,Texas;Foot- ball '48, ‘49, '50;Baseball '47, '48, '49, '50;Basketball '47,'48, '49,'50; Likes-good-looking girls, chicken;Dislikes- l don't llike smart girls ; Favorite Song- Rancho Grande ; Favorite tastime-movies; Plans for Future-undecided; By these words V shall know him, You craz-ee fool! Robert Sells,born Aug. 6,'34 at Sulphur Springs, Texas;Foot- ball '49,'50;Artist of Annual Staff;Likes-fried chicken,good- looking girls, and banana splits;Dislikes-stuck-up girls,smart alec boys;Favorite Song- Missouri Waltz ;Favorite Pastime- shooting pool;Plans for Future-career in the Marines;By these words ye shall know him, I reckon. Carrol Schneider,born Nov. 10,'33 at El Campo,Texas;Foot- ball '47, '48, '49, '50;Baseball '48, '49, '5l;Track '49,'50;Bas- ketball '48,'49, '50, '5I;F .F .A.;F .H A. Sweetheart '50;Senior Class President. Likes-pretty girls,football;Dislikes-gossip- ingpeople;FavoriteSong-'Tll Never Be Free ;Favorite Past- itime-hunting; Plans for Future-go to college (Victoria);By these words ye shall know him, Ah, come on, Henderson, Vsrry my books. Joyce Tvrdik, born Sept. 13, '34 at Louise, Texas; Baseball '50; Band '47, '48, '49, '50, 51; F.H.A. Likes-fried chicken, dancing; Dislikes-stuck-up people; Favorite Song- Old Fash- ioned Love '; Favorite Pastime-sewing; Plans for Future- college;By these words ye sha 11 know her, Let'sbreak it up.' Jerome Veselka, born Aug. 17, '32 at El Campo, Texas Football '48, '49, '50, '51; Baseball '50; Track '49, '50 Likes-girls, ice cream; Dislikes-stuck-upgirls; Favorite Son? In The Mood ; Favorite Pastime-hunting, swimming; Pk for Future- college; By these words ye shall knowhim,''H come no how. Charles Vitera,born March 30,'31 at Louise,Texas;F.F.A. Member of Annua I Staff; Li kes-women and ai rp lanes; Di si i kes- persons not on time;Favorite Pastime-going to the movies; Favorite Song- Mona Lisa ;Plansfor Future-college;By these words ye shall know him, Oh, Boy! iunioRs Jackie Adams Mason Askew Walter Hanson Irene Herrmann Patsy Hoffman MiIdred Holub Jerry Kasper Rosemary Krejci Lillian Marek Hensley Kieth June Carolyn Lewollen Ramona Mitchell Alice Moeller Aldon Phillips SOPtiOmORES I Wilber Bacak Willie Mae Bartosh Anna Carlsen Isabel Filip Dee Lois Hanson Josephine Koenig Willie Mae Kunetka Alfonce Mazoch Billy Nolen Katy Poncik Eileen Priesmeyer Rufus Rutledge Alene Sablatura Clara Lou Schoeneberg Marlene Thonsgaard Rose Alma Tupa Gus Vajdos, Jr. Elbert Wo I ter Charlene Wendel Ffi€5tim£ll Betty Bezdek Leonard Blumrick Calvin Braddock Raymond Derrick Doris Hanson Janet Havran Walter Hundl Larry Knebel Alfred Kocurek James Marek Arnold Moeller Delores Peterson Robert Phillips Norbert Popp Dell Robinson Betty Sullivan Harold Tyler Dolores Veselka Allen Whitman Edward Valigura Jean Henderson Johnny Krenek Joe Krutilek Vernon Peterson FAVORITES ason •IllllllirS 1 ene yablatula Wiliei Bacalz jj-ean ttencJeteon Gljjlec) ICoculelz Freshmen fiezdek LOUISE ENVOY- Luc Bezdek represented Louise High School at the Wharton County Fair Coronation, September 26, 1950. Her escort was Mason Askew. Calici (ychneidel £uc j (sezdek Citizenship n ominees Red Gil Scholarship YfUUrorx Jotv nSOY 'Time TTlalches 0 n ZTolevie H v'Ae.rson B entice £yd.el t Aggie Rage u. i s c K t k 'Time TJlakches On Jo T Tvv- L W. Ge o v“ge Le. v ert Lorraivxe CKvovncak S-ta'nley Piu or Va, Yloel Waller Bobbvj KuA e£ cVi 7« (me Tftalches On L SLID ve. vice Kyielael yioel fuller YfliH-oxx 3 oVir sor Olive Perkins HIGH SCHOOL EX-STUDENTS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL BUILDING L.H.S. TWINS AND HERE WE ARE beauty ds Only kin Deep Glen’t We Deoils? tfs Z{nintenticnal GfidDtS Cjiade Qecovib Cjlade lltiid Cj lade 'fcultL Cjladi T f i Cjlade If a man empties his purse into his head, no man can take it away from him. An investment in knowledge always pays the best interest. - Franklin Education is the chief defense of Nations. -Burke Schoolhouses are the republican line of fortifications. -Horace Mann (yeOenth Cjlade ? £i(jhtb Qlade G SPORTS football Top Row, left to right; Coach Strnadel, Adolph Sablatura, G; Milton Gwosdz, B; Jerome Veselka, E; Frank Koenig, B; Buzzy Keith, B; Buddy Tyson, B; John Blinka, G; Jerome Sablatura, T; Johnny Gresham, T; Stanley Piwonka, T; Carl Vitera, E; Aldon Phillips, T; Coach Wendel. Second Row, left to right; Julian Sells, G; Mi Iton Johnson, E; Walter Hanson, B; James Marek, B; Bobby Kubesch, B; Norbert Sablatura, C; Norbert Popp, C; Alfred Kocurek, G; George Lehnert, G; Noel Fuller, E; Edward Holub, B; Carrol Schneider,B; In Front; Manager Jerry Kaspar, Mason Askew, B; Manager Billy Nolen. REVIEW OF THE SEASON Yoakum 34 Louise 14 Eagle Lake 6 Louise 6 Sommerville 6 Louise 0 Ganado 24 Louise 0 Van Vleck 6 Louise 33 Bloomington 0 Louise 3 Tidehaven 7 Louise 6 Palacios 32 Louise 0 Crescent 21 Louise 0 Industrial 19 Louise 12 CHEERLEADERS Lefty Nolen, Tootsie Hanson, Lucy Bezdek, Kay Crowell 7Le 950 ttolnet uac) uniol football Front ,{ow, left to righi; Juroska—T, Schoeneberg—B, Ramsey—E, Raybon—T, Sharp—B, Cardenas- G, coltyn--B, Schoeneberg C. --B, Treude--B, Nolen—B, Boland—G, Menefee--T, Bezdek—B. Back Row, left to right; Gorge—T, Stavineha—G, Petersen—E, Cardenas—E, Alvarado—G,Branscum- B, Coach Dowden, Orsak—B, Mach—E, Sablatura—T, Popp—E, Bain—G. WE THEY Edna 0 6 'Blessing 25 0 El Campo 14 19 'Markham 27 12 'Lolita 28 6 'Vanderbi It 28 0 Edna 0 0 Ganado 12 0 'Bloomington 13 12 El Campo 7 12 134“ ST Denotes District Games Sparked by the passing of quarterback Orsak, the running of backs Brcnscum, Schoeneberg and Foltyn and a good defensive line, the Louise Juniors finished a fairiy successful season in their second year of pig skin competition. Play- inga lOgameschedule, the Juniors won 6, and lost 3 and tied I. They copped the District Championship by defeating a strong Bloomington team 13-12. Their 3 losses and the tie were against Class A schools. 7he 195 iioimi. uad unici GlteeileadeiS Lou Tyson, Carol Marek, Sue Tyson, Janette Mazoch Basketball Top Row, left to right; Allen Whitman, Johnny Gresham, Frank Koenig, Buzzy Keith, Gus Vajdos, Wilber Bacak, Coach Wendel. Bottom Row, left to right; James Marek, Larry Knebel, Alfred Kocurek, Jerry Kospar, Manager, Billy Nolen, Norbert Sablatura, Julean Sells, Manager, Carrol Schneider, Walter Hanson, Edward Holub. The Hornets went through their District play undefeated with a record of 8 wins and no losses. The season record was 28 wins and 6 losses. In Dis - trict play the Hornets scored 468 points in 8 games and held their opponents to 242 points, giving them a game average of 48 points, while holding their opponents to an average of 30 points. During the season the Hornets played El Campo, Edna, Cuero, Bay City, Laviar, Sweeney, West Columbia, Colemen M. Gregory, Killeen, East Ber- nard and Ganado. They defeated each of their opponents with the exception of East Bernard and Coleman. Sweeney and these three teams were played in invitation Tour- naments and were played only once. The Basketball season has been a success- ful one, andat this time the Hornets are on their way to the Regional Tourna- ment, and we all hope that on March 1st, 2nd, and 3rd they will be pounding the Hardwood in Geogory Gym in Austin at the State Meet. The Hornets lose three boys of this years team by graduation; Carrol Schnei- der, Frank Koenig, and Norbert Sablatura. These seniors did a fine job this year and will be missed a lot next year. Buzzy Keith who led the scoring parade for the Hornets will be back along with Billy Nolen, Gus Vajdos, and Walter Hanson. Basketball 'Team fluniol Basketball 'Team junici Basketball Gaining valuable experience and showing rapid improvement from game to game, the Junior Cagers developed into a scrapping basketball team which was capable of holding its own with the best. In district play, the Hornets met and defeated 5 district teams. The district tournament which decided the district champion had not been played when this book went to press. The A team consisted of 7 boys and was paced by Orsak and Bain who were the leading scorers. Branscum, Foltyn, Treude, Dybala, and Nolen played a consistent and scrapping brand of ball. The team participated in two tournaments. They were defeated by West Columbia in the same finals at El Campo and won 34th place in the Lolita tour- nament . THE SCHEDULE We They El Campo 15 16 El Campo 23 19 Edna 19 20 Ganado 21 17 Crescent 40 15 Van Vleck 35 15 Hungerford 28 12 Ganado 29 6 Palacios 9 17 Edna 12 36 Palacios 31 29 Vanderbilt 24 17 West Columbia 19 24 Lolita 25 5 Markham 33 25 NORBERT SABLATURA DOW DEN CARROL SCHNEIDER STRNADEL Goaches WENDEL TTlembete 0| Gll'Disfaict 7 earn ACTION SHOTS Houise hornet Volleyball 'Team Left to right-Lucy Bezdek, set-up. Co-captain; Irene Herrmann, spiker; Annie Mae Mach, set-up; Joyce Priesmeyer, set-up; Miss Ethel Alley, coach; Beatrice Erdelt, spiker; Clara Jo Herrmann, spiker; Ramona Mitchell, set-up; Helen Cross, spiker, Captain. This year we are losing five players, Helen Cross, Lucy Bezdek, Beatrice Erdelt, Annie Mae Mach, and Joyce Priesmeyer. Last year the girls won all their district games and came out winning District Championship. Irene Herrmann, one of ourspikers, received honorable mention for the all-tournament team at the Needville tournament. o eel Baseball 'Team fluniel Cjills’ Basketball 'Team fluniot Hi jit haclz 'Team rn r ' r • «V bbmesmk . Mm • - •• .V t‘' w VvC 3S 5 4 - -•• • . School 'Tlack 'Team n ACTIVITIES 'f.ti.G. 'faoo'iites FRANK KOENIG T'-T'.C. {yiveethealts Miss Bernadette Juanita Weishuhn, 16-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Weishuhn. A Junior in the Louise High School, has been named the Gold Star 4-H Girl for 1950 in Wharton County. This is the highest honor that can come to a 4-H club girl. Miss Weishuhn succeeds Miss Sybil Hone of Hungerford, the 1949 Gold Star Girl. Miss Weis- huhn was one of the three runners-up in the 1949 contest. The 1950 Gold Star Girl piled up a total of 270 points to win second place in the girls' 4-H exhibits at the county fair, being second to Miss Isabel Filip, Louise sophomore. She captured more than 25 ribbons with her exhibits, ob- taining first in champion hen , first in canned goods, first in textile painting, and first in head scarf. Making the necessary points for a Gold Star Girl has kept Bernadette busy for the last two years. Her hobbies are shellcraft, reading, textile painting, and she is also interested in competitive sports, having been a member of the doubles' at Louise that won the district championship in Bowling lastspring. She is a member of the pep squad and last year played vol leybal I. She also represented the Louise4-H club at A. M. College last year and is an active member of the Junior Newman Club in El Campo. Bernadette Weishuhn (job gtai Qkl foi I%o Louise School Band 772 ajolettes Cltcial Club a um hla ette Ramona Mitchell Ravic) iTlascots Kathy Ann Orsak Tommy L. Tvrdik Gnnual Joyce Priesmeyer..............................................editor George Lehnert, Jr.................................Assistant Editor Beatrice Erdelt..........................................Secretary Ramona Mitchell...............................................Typist Julian Sells..................................................Artist Laurence Knebel....................................Assistant Artist Charles Vitera...............................Advertisement Manager Carl Vitera......................Assistant Advertisement Manager Jerome Veselka..................................Sports Editor(boys) Annie Mae Mach........................Assistant Sports Editor(girls) Bernadetta Weishuhn Eilean Priesmeyer Carl Crowell Ruth Stockton................................................Sponsor Wynelle Henderson............................................Sponsor HIGH QUALITY AND LOW PRICE STORE D. D. HILLYER AND SON PHONE 59 —R 2 LOUISE. TEXAS MAZOCH DRIVE INN MR. AND MRS. C. 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