Martin High School - La Pitahaya Yearbook (Laredo, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1947 volume:

S QX YW?- J U LIBRIS i 1 W . mn ! A W zzz: ' HE ii 2. L ,M '+- 1 M M Nh 'Y LA PITAHAYA 947 b0 p A PRODU OF THE STUD OF MARTIN HIGH .SCHOOL LAREDO I FOREWORD Turning from the patriotic themes of the war years, to consider the arts oi peace. we have taken the motion picture industry as the theme for our 1947 LA PITAHAYA. We have compared our faculty to the DIRECTORS, our seniors to STARS. our favorites to ACADEMY AWARD WINNERS, our athletes to par- ticipants in THE WORLD OF SPORTS. Someday you will open this book and feel that it brings you an escape into the world of Used-to-Be -a world when you were young, slender. and beautiful, when Time had not drawn his inevitable lines on your countenance. We have recorded your life and activi- ties in the year 1947. We hope that in the future when you compare that which you have attained to what used to be, it will give you a feeling of pride and satis- faction. in MARTIN HIGH SCI-ICDGL Y -. fur. D K. I . 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M -if Q55 , A Miss, is W1 v,4.g4d?9 ., .. 5 2' 35' M -i 9 s ' .f 5 sf K u.-fear .19 ' M ,. V -e-Q I x I MEMGRIAM If what we long for may not be our portion, Our longings still will lead to nobler life. l t FRANCISCO l. MONTEMAYOR. IR. Iune 12, 1928-October 26. 1946 A native of Laredo. he attended Magnon Kindergarten. St. Peter's Parochial School, Ellis Private School. and Laredo Public Schools. In Martin High School he was in the band. He also belonged to the Typing and Stenography Club. was a Iournal columnist, and in the R.O.T.C. He graduated from Martin High School in 1945. Paco entered Texas A. 6. M. in Iune 1945. He belonged to the Texas A. 5. M. Band. The Aggie- land Orchestraj Spanish Club. The A. G M. Newman Club. and the Laredo A. 6. M. Club. He was a Sergeant in the Cadet Corps. On October 26, he had attended the Laredo-San Antonio Tech game and was on his way to Waco. where he was going to play in the college band at the Baylor-A. 6. M. game, in Waco. when the fatal accident occurred. His passing is deeply felt by his family, his teachers, and his many friends. DIRECTORS l L5 ' Vi .. 1 ,-it s ,. i. -2 5 Mr. Martin se rves as President of the Board of Trustees ot the Laredo Inde- pendent School District. He was also elected president of the Iunior College Board on September 30. Mr. Martin is a native of Laredo. He was educated in Laredo schools and at St. Edward's University. In addition to his life-long interest in politics, he is owner of a large ranch. He has always been interested in the education of the youth of because he recognizes the value of education in ou Laredo r democratic way of life. IVIR. IOE C. MARTIN PRESIDENT OF BOARD intment ol I. W. MR. I. W. NIXON, SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS nation of W. P. Galligan as city superintendent ol schools resulted in the appo t'n High School. to till the ollice. On his appointment Mr. Nixon stated in the Iour- preciate the honor and trust bestowed upon me by the board of d the work and accomplishments of my predecessor, accomplished in our school system. in the elementary 1936. Resig Nixon, principal of Mar 1 nal for September 24, 1947. 1 sincerely ap trustees of the Laredo Independent School District, an W. P. Galligan, will serve as an incentive toward high er standards to be Mr. Nixon has been in Laredo since 1929, when he supervised physical education grades. In 1930 he was made athletic director at L. I. Christen Iunior High School: then, principal in He has served as high school principal since 1941. ,ash- Mn. ANTONIO VP-I-I-5 MR. LEON DAICHES Webb County Aqriculturist, takes Owns Daiches Iewelry Company much interest in school activi- ties. 5',5Qf.1g. H K' , MR. AARON MOSER He is secretary oi the school Board and is operator oi the Moser Auto Company. MR. B. 1. SALINAS Serves as vice-president and ha-n served that post for many years. He is deputy tax collector of Webb County. THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE LAREDO INDEPENDENT SCHOOLS HONORABLE HUGH CLUCK He is the aflable mayor ol Laredo: also serves as business manager of the school board. MR. ABELARDO SALINAS He was elected to the board on April 6, 1946. to fill the vacancy left by the late M. S. Ryan. A war veteran with one and a hal! years in the Service, he is now Tax Assessor-Collector of Webb County. MR. C. L. MILTON He is tlfe owner of Milton's Iewelry Company. MR. ERNEST LEYENDECKER He serves as school auditor and assistant secretary of the' board. A -3,9 mists:-v 1' 23' , MR. R. L. DaCAMARA. PRINCIPAL OF MARTIN HIGH A 1923 graduate of Laredo High School. Mr. DaCaznara attend- ed Rice Institute where he participated in varsity athletics and obtained his B.S. degree in 1928. He later studied automobile mechanical structure in Detroit. In 1937, he was appointed supervisor -ot Katherine Tarver. MacDonnel, and Buenos Aires Schools. In the summer of 1946. he was chosen to fill the vacancy left by Mr. Nixon as principal of Martin High School. away 59 xv' YM 1 vw 1 ,555 QSO We vases 16 rw' So edge 996 1026 'pix' 60' Qi' X199 e sal' 'oe minima , x. 9 gr skim ,G X595-' 5- A 55-9 Dee? ovexaev QOGXSKJZ of ma? oo' -S' Cl to be 8-5 evobauetxxps 15001. vi 9 mono? 9:06 we 6 was Kee? 600 B staff ,Sv 50? exoafi- C 69155 X96 Q-X-' 'Ne 9 0 - 900 'X-9 'S-O mv? 'ac 9 wa te A ,eviden 'LO o 1,955 A Q0 099 69? A 99 O06 . S-'Loo ef OX-S 9 5x99 0 SQ YT XIQTS J Wear MRS. IOSEPI-IINE BAIRD Left: X Q MISS LELA MCKINLEY Attended Colorado. Co- lumbia, Texas Univer- sities. B.A. and M.A. degrees. Teaches Math. MISS SARITA CAVAZOS Bom on the Iarnous King Ranch. B.S. in Home Eco- nomics from foods and Homemakina AGI. Teaches sponsors the Club. Attended Texas AGI B S d . . . 8- if?- gree. Teaches science, phys - ice. RUSSELL LEWIS Attended Texas University and Abilene Christian Taught in State School for Blind. Austin. Served as a musician in the Navy for three years. MISS MARIA del REFUGIO BENAVIDES A graduate of Texas Univer- sity, she has a B.A. degree. Teaches math. E -saw ' ii . N , ' f : 3 fff .55 1 5 9 . .L K M 5 1-V! Qs. , We - ,J f , . . 6 1 5 Ll .. ll: it , EQ ski gl. K is 55' J MRS. E. A. LEONARD MISS HELEN She received her B. A. de- MGCGREGOR 9199 f1'0m AGI- EHIOYS She w a s educated at playing golf and bridge. Teaches American Litera- ture. Teaches English. FRANK SCHOENBERG Attended Westem Michigan College of Education: B.S. degree: teaches mech. draw- ing. T.S.C.W., AGI Universiti . es of California and Texas. Right: M. R. DAVIS Assistant Coach. B.A degree from Daniel Bak- er College. Brownwood. W a s commissioned ,a captain in the U. S. army. Holds the Purple Heart. the Silver Star. 1 fs MISS EMILIA RODRIGUEZ -we-gg Holds it Wo B.A. from Incamate gig rd College in San Anto- nio. Teaches math. Y MISS DOROTHY LOCKWOOD Teaches Texas University where she got her B.B.A. typing. Attended GEORGE REUTHINGER B.A. from Trinity Coll eqe Sponsors S c i e n c e Club T . eaches chemistry and gen: eral science. Lett: MRS. EVA HANSEN B.A. degree lncarnate Word. A.GL Spent a , year in the East in New York. Teaches English. MISS MARY FRANCES DOSS Enthusiastic Worker. Iournal sponsor. Teaches English. loumalism. B.A. and M.A. from Texas U. Capt. AUGUST OSCAR HEIN Attended Rice Institute: played High School and var- sity football, tackle. Served four years in the U.S. Army in E.T.O. Professor of Military Science and Tactics. Right: IVIRS. ELIZABETH NYE SORREl.L Sponsors the Annual and teaches English. Educated at Rice Insti- tute. B.A. degree. MISS ALMA PIERCE Attended Universities of MRS. GRETCHEN SPENCE B.A. degree. Attended Mt. Vemon Seminary and Uni- versity of Texas. Teaches math and science. history. MISS MARIA GONZALEZ Attended Southem Methodist University. Holds B.A. de- gree. Teaches math. MRS. GENEVIEVE COX Graduated from Our Lady of the Lake College with a B.A. degree and lrom Texas University with an M.A. D e g r e e. Teaches Texas and Mexico. Holds B.A. and M.A. degrees. Teaches Spanish. I. A. HERNANDEZ Went to Texas University: Bachelor of Arts degree. Worked on the development ol atomic energy during the war. MRS. HARRY ANDREWS Attended Baylor and Tex- as Universities and holds B.A. and M.A. degrees. C.S.C. sponsor. MISS RUTH YOUNG Attended Our Lady ot the Lake College. Holds B.S. de- gree. Pep Squad sponsor and Gym teacher. MRS. l-'LOY G. BENNET Graduated from H o w a r d Payne. Holds B.A. degree. History teacher. VENA SIROS MRS. BLANCHE WRIGHT Graduated from University of Texas. Has B.A. d e g r e e. Teaches math. 5 Vilg f f m X sl MRS. SHIRLEY DaCAMARA Went to Boulder Uni- versity in the summer and graduated from T.S.C.W. B.S. degree. Teaches music. Shirley Field was named for her husband. Library Lake. EVE' A I . N fm S . n MRS. M. M. LINDHEIM MRS. CONCEPCION IRVING sponsor. B.A. and B.S. from Our Lady of the MRS. ESTELLE BRENNAN Received her B.A. from Uni- versity of Texas. Head of Commercial Dept. Teaches secretarial work. Sponsor oi T.6S. Club and Interscholas- tic League Shorthand. Petite teacher of English. Went to University of Texas. Has B.A. degree. Sponsor of Pettit Poetry Club. 5 MISS CLARA LOU MISS ELVIRA de LaCHICA MISS RAQUEL URIBE B.A. from T. S. C. W. Attended L' a r e d o High Teaches math. School and Laredo Busi- ness College. She likes reading. in Attended the Universities ot California, -Spain. and France. Has an M.A. and B.A. degree. Teaches, Span- ish. EPIGMENIO GARZA. IR. Auditor. Always on hand for any school affair. His hobby is mechanics. Service Club MISS EVANGELINA CERDA Received a B.A. and M.A. degree from the University of T e x a s. Teaches Spanish. Spends her spare time read- ing. I s. I fa MISS RUTH GREEN Outstanding civics and his- tory teacher. Attended Texas and Columbia Universities. Holds B.A. and M.A. degrees. Vi! wge- MISS PILAR SAENZ Educated at Wesley College, University of Texas and AGI. Holds B.A. and M.A. degrees. Teaches freshman Spanish. MR. LEE WEIGL Attended Texas Uni- versity. A member of American 6. Texas Vocational Assn. Vocational Teacher. MISS AMINTA GONZALEZ Educated at Texas University. Uni versity of Mexico and Columbia Colorado U. Holds B.A. and M.A degrees. Teaches Spanish. Spon- sors P.A.S.l-'. MISS BIRDIE STONE Has B.A. degree from S.W.T. T.C.. -Graduate student of WH t, vw gigm. . Texas University. Teaches accounting and commercial law. lv MISS RUTH CHAMBERLAIN Received a B.A. degree from Incarnate W o r d College. Teaches English. Likes read- ing ad plQY'lnQ bfidge- N . ,W rm x ..,., gif I-A ,..V Q,- MR. IAMES V. McCAlN Attended La. Northwest State College until in- ducted in the Army. Teaches Auto Mechan- ics. MISS WANDA MOMAN Holds a B.F.A. degree from Texas University where she was a member of the Curtain Club and the Alpha Chi Omega. She teaches speech and sponsors the Thespians. MR. H. I. HAMBY Baylor and Texas U. gradu- ate. B.A. and M.A. degrees. Teaches science. MRS, MARY 1-'RANK MRS. ELLEN I-IAMBY mm SOHREI-L Popular biology teacher. At- MR. GEORGE L. COENEN Licensed radio operator. At- tended. La. Tech. Sponsors Radio Club. Teaches radio servicing and operation. Went to Texas Tech in Lub- tended 4BdYl0' Univefsiw- beck: has B.A. degree. Did Holds M-A degree- graduate work at Califomia University. MISS ROSITA URIBE Graduated from Our Lady of the Lake College. Teaches typewriting and accounting: MR. RAMIRO CASSO Graduate of M.I'I.S. in 1939, of A.6.M. with u B.S. degree in ,mechanical engineering in 43 and of the A.A.A. Ot- ficers Candidate School at Camp Davis.. N.C.. 'in 19-iff Teaches math. MISS ANTONIA VALLS Registrar. Collects antiques and paints. MRS. NAT B. KING Attended Texas Tech., Texas U.. Colorado State College. B.S. in home economics. Teaches clothing. .MR. ROBERT PARKER IR. - Attended N.T.A.C. in Arlington. Centenary College. Holds B.S. degree. Tiger Coach. MISS TILLIE CHRISTILLES Graduate of S.W.T.T.C. Teaches English. MRS. ALICE WILLIAMS, R.N. Received training in Mercy Hospital. Laredo Graduate Nurses Assn.. American Graduate Nurses Assn. Teaches nursing. 'Ixus MISS DORIS MARTIN Veterans registrar. Secretary to Principal. Collects post cards. Wants to become a traveling teacher. MISS ZOILA de la GARZA Has Ph.B. and M.A. degree from the University of Chicago. Teaches Spanish. MISS ANNIELEE GILES Attended A. 6. I., S.W.T.T.C. and Texas University: Holds a Bachelor of Arts degree. MR. IOE LEYENDECKER Custodian of the building. Beloved by the student body. He is iamiliarly known as Papa Ioe. . Teaches history and economics. 9 STARS F C11iO1' Z if - 5 f1 . 8 f 2 A 1,4 if .M vi A A 'G H f 1 , .LJ I. M1 Aa X-Q.. ex.. 7?- 'SN- X 5.53.1 T Amman Acrzvnno I 'ras club, Choral Club. V . . . wants to travel ' 'fe around the world. t 5,35 - . I W'..:A 111 3 5 w X, Y ' ' if 121555 ii. Y' -1 .,.'- IOHN ALVEY Football. right guard . . . wants to be a petroleum en- gineer. ARIE ROY AINSWORTH Band: R.O.T.C. Band: P.A.S.F. . . . Plays trumpet . . wants to be a second Harry Icnnes. MARY ELIZABETH ATKINS C.S.C.. vice-pres.: P.A.S.F.. parliamentarian: L. S. C.: Band . . Wants to attend As- bury College. MARIA DE LOS ANGELES ACEVEDO l..S.C.: TGS: Cadet sponsor H . W5 GRACIELA ARCE Band . . . Won tlrst place in typing at Regional meet ...Wantstobeareg'ie- tered nurse. ARABELLA ARCE Band Likes hunting cowboy songs Wants to be a head nurse ui a hospital KENNETH ADKINS Football. '43-'46: Track '43-'46: Basketball. '45- '46 . . . L Ass'n vice- president . . . Wants t play college football., rally n jx! f y 0 , -.. NANCY ANDERSON I..S.C.: Gee Club: Homemak- ers: 'loumalr Band . . . wants to conduct the Phil Spitalny orchestra. ANITA E. ABCE Glee Club . . . would like to play opposite Iorge Negrete ALICIA BARAHONA Likes to read mystery books AMADO AYALA . . . wants to be a nurse. Navy 20 months. aircraft carrier es- cort U.S.S. Manila Bay . . . Invasion of Iwo lima. Okinawa. Battle of Lu- zon . . . Two battle stars. 1 ft 3 MARIA BRIONES 7 ' L ESTELA BAZAN TGS Club: Pettit Poetri s L,AL J ,,,,,L Q Future Homemakers: V Annual: Homemaking ' t . ' 1 ,AA loumal. typist: Annual I , if . . . Wants to ily around h f . . . Collects mechanical k . the world, 'A m -1 ,5 pencils . . . Wants to be i , ,t.V . . ff , a civil service worker. 3. fl .4451 ' s f A ' s A-.nv L ,ff A to fl Q 'W ,rf . ' - , ' If Liv. IEANNETTE BUFORD Band: C.S.C.: R.O.T.C. spon- sor . . . Wants to travel a-round the world. f - 'I' t,, tiz,V 91, E .1 . ,t,thtLtt DELIA BUSTAMANTE L.S.C.: R.O.T.C. sponsor . . . Likes dancing and writing letters. EDDIE BROOKS Football: Track: L Associa- tion . . . Pastime. loaing: arn- bition. to get enough sleep. L 'f DELIA MARIA ESTELA CANTU CANTU Likes to collect stamps . . . Wmitg to be a stenoqrq- Wants to do office work. pher. v.Lx RUFINO L. CABELLO TGS: Pettit Poetry: Captain in R.O.'l'.C .... Wants to study law at Texas U. SERGIO M. CANO Thespians: L.S.C.: Edison: Ioumal . . . Likes collecting insects . . . Wants to be a SUIQBOD. IOSE C. CANTU Wants to be an Air Corps pilot. IAVIER M. CASSO R.O.T.C. maior . . . Wants to be a chemical engineer. CARLOS CARRANCO Band, '41-'43 . . . Honorably dis- 'charqed from Infantry Division as technician 4th qrade after sorvinq 18 months in the E.T.O. as rifleman. Was awarded combat Inlantryman's Badge 2 battle stars with E.T.O. qood conduct. Q , P 5. , ..k, , W yi tn MARIA LILIA CHAVARRIA ' Reading fiction . . . Wants to explore the North Pole. TOE CHANDLER ! Football. '44-'46: Basketball, '44-16. Track, '45-'46: L Ass'n s at-arms . . . Wants to become ve althy by 25 so he can loaf. If V Je IANE COLBERT Likes to chew gum . . . Wants to be a registrar. OBDULIA CENTENO SYLVIA DE LLANO Thespians: Mixed Chonis: Pep Squad. '43-'45: Annual Staff: Ioumal Staff . . . Wants to be a ioumalist. LINA GRACIELA DAVILA L.S.C.: Ioumal. typist: TGS: Annual. typist: Future Home- makers, pres .... Likes base- ball, dancing . . . Wants to uf- Annual . . . Wants to know how to please teachers . . . Wants to be world-famous psychiatrist., 4,-,f , V' 'L f .ff, .L H 149 , I I W ALICIA DIOSDADO Annual: P.A.S.F.: Iournal: Mixed Chorus: Pep Squad: Petit Poetry: Cadet Sponsor . . . Wants to attend Conser- vatory of Music in Austin. f ,jf :X K ' be a successful blues singer. , It and see a world series game. I r U . I U I Kb! BEATRIZ KYLE XIX' ll FLORES ERVIN K ' Likes to collect movie star Football . . . Wants to own stenograp el' typist: Phi Kappa: sponsor . . . Likes dancing . . . Wants to be a public ac- countant. pictures . . . Wants to be Q a cattle ranch m West h . Texas. GLORIA DOMINGUEZ Future Homemakers . . . Wants to be a great pianist. CONSUELO FLORES P.A.S.F.. pres.: T.6S.: Pettit Poetry. sec'y.: Future Horne- makers: C.S.C.. pres.: Senior Class, vice-pres.: Senior Star: R.O.T.C. sponsor . . . Wants to be a teacher. ALICIA GARCIA Pettit Poetry. historian: Future Hornemakers: Annual typist: Epsilon Phi Kappa. vice-pres. . . . Wants to become a math teacher. STANLEY FREED Band: R.O.T.C. Band: Thes- EMMA FLORES Wants to be a capable housewife pians: Journal: District Attor- ney of Band Court: National Thelpian. treasurer . . . Wants to be a doctor. 5' GEORGE Band. '43-'44: Football. '45-'46: Track. '46-'47: Basketball. '46-'47' As- sociation: Annual Stall. enior Star. '46 . . . Wants to play lleqe foot- ball. 11 ,,,, DELIA FLORES Pep Squad . . . Collects movie star pictures . . . Wants to explore the Amazon iunqle. A B . i f f' V-1. I--' ..-K, ' sf ANGELICA GARCIA P.A.S.F.: TGS . . . Danclnq . . . Wants to be secretary to a millionaire. CARLOTTA R. GARCIA GUSTAVO GARCIA GLORIA FLORES P.A.S.F.: Honor Roll . . . Likes readinq . . . Wants to be a teacher and to travel around the world. OLGA GARCIA . SF Band Wahl! to P.A. . .: - - - Sy around the world in Pfi' vate helicopter. Listens to radio mystery stories . . . Makes airplane models . . . Wants to be an airline hostess. P.A.S.F., pres.: R.O.T.C. Lt. . . . Wants to be a pro- Iessional baseball player BERTA GARCIA Annual. '46-'47 . . . Wants to visit Belgium. in it OLIVIA ESTER GARCIA Likes reading mysteries . . . Wants to malor in lanquaqe and be dean at the Univer- sity of Mexico. I ROBERTO A. GARCIA Football. '41, '42: Served 38 months in the Navy . . . Wants to get mar- ried. ROBERTO U. GARCIA T.GS .... Likes playinq pool . . . Wants to become a pro- fessional ball player. ALICIA ELVA GONZALEZ Phi Omicron Rho Club . . . Collects postcards and stamps . . . Wants to be a stenoqrapher. ALICE GARCIA Mixed Chorus. . . Wants to visit the Metropolitan Opera House. EDNA GONZALEZ Annual: T.GS .... Likes danc- liv, . , EI ing, collecting snapshots . . . ' ' . Y'2, Wants to be in the same W Kiw is . - place with the atomic bomb 3 and be able to stand the shock. ,ev gg: ANASTACIO GARZA T.6S.. pres.: L.S.C., pres. P.A.S.F.. sec'y.: Senior Classl sec'y: Senior Star. IOSEF INA GONZALEZ Epsilon Pi Kappa: Mixed Chorus: Annual, '46: Fu- LUCY C. GONZALEZ Ioumal: Future Homemak- ers, reporter: Annual. '45: 14 MELIDA GONZALEZ Wants to be a typist. ture Homemakersl Band. '44-'46 . . . Plays the saxophone and piano and likes daydreaming . . . Wants to visit Mexico City on a motorcycle. RICARDO GARCIA. IR. L Association: Track: Fobt- ball: Basketball: n.o.'r.c. .h . . Wants to study commercial course. n IUAN C. GOMEZ Ex-G.I .... Ambition: To settle down to a peaceful life. AZELLE GRAY Thespian. transfer: Mixed Choms: Dramatic Club . . . Wants to have a leading part in movie with Van Iohnson or Dana Andrews. ml H M ,ta i l V' V RAUL I GUZMAN ' A To go to ALM. AMANDA GUERRA Annual: P. A. S. F.: L. S. C.: Ioumal: C.S.C .... Likes writ- ing letters . . . Wants to travel all over Europe Kilim Hi me 1, .,ff - ANDREA HERNANDEZ Future Hornemakers: Mixed Chorus . . . Likes freehand drawing . . . Wants to be a singer and a sketching artist. IOSEFA HERNANDEZ X Band . . . Wants to be a teacher. gg RUBY GUNNOE Band . . . Likes to read books and comics . . . Want to trav- el around the world with Cupid. if Thespian: R.O.T.C. . . . YW' Y., Q , , CLIFFORD GRAY ' ' '46 . . . Wants to be suc- cessful engineer and own the largest cattle ranch in Texas. LUCIANO GUAIARDO L.S.C.: TLS. Club: AnnuaL '46 . . . Wants to be a second Sidney Greenstreet. MARIA ANTONIETA GUERRA Annual: P.A.S.l .: L.S.C.: Iour- nal . . . Reading books . . . Wants to he an artist. DIEGO GUTIERREZ Horseback riding and hunt- ing . . . Wants to Enish school and live on a ranch. IULIA GUTIERREZ T.6fS.: Honor Roll . . . Read- ing and going to the mov- ies . . . Wants to go to Iapan. LAMAR HERRERA Future Homemakers: Cadet Sponsor . . . Would like to play the piano as well GI IRENE GUERRA lose Iturbx. Band: Tau Mu Phi Club . . . Wants to go to college. Football. '43-'-16: Track, A '45-'46: Basketball. '45- 'L 'I ALICIA I-IINOIOSA Pettit Poetry Club Wants to be a stenoqra- pher. LEOPOLDO A. IIMENEZ Band . . . Wants commercial art. ,- l DELIA IAIME Likes to play the pianoand listen to C. S.'s lies . . . Would like to attend a concert at Carnegie Hall. to study Y' . .gs p to be a housewife DARIO HINOIOSA Football: Basketball: Track: Baseball: L Association. pres.: Senior Class. sgt-at-arms: Senior Star: Honor Roll . . . Wants to play professional base- ball. DAVID KUNZ EDNA LEAL Football: Track . . . Likes Band. sec' and stall s : C.S.C airplanes and hunting . . . Wants to make a million dollars. Y . gl- -I sec'y.: 'l'.6S.. parliamentarian: P.A.- S.F., vice-pres.: L.S.C.: Senior Star: Cadet Sponsor . . . Wants to travel around the world with a certain ma- rme. MARILYN Band: C.S.C.: Future makers . . . Likes Wants to travel. VICENTE LLANES Likes reading. CHARLINE IONES Future I-lomemakers . . . Collects shoes . . . Wants LAMAR KAHN Annual: Band Maiorette, '43- . Wants to lind a way to please the teachers . . . Would like to be a great painter. OSCAR LAW Football: P.A.S.F., treas. . . . Wants to be a certified public accountant. IOAN LEYENDECKER Future Homemakers . . . Col- lects records of Sinatra . . . Wants to graduate. ANDRES Lopez H R.O.T.C., lst lieut. -efv. - MARIA loser:-:INA - LozANo trist Wants to be an optonie: GLORIA LOPEZ Wants to travel around the Pettit Poetry: Mixed Chorus: Pi Kappas, re- porter . . . Wants to travel. f-A world. IULIAN LUNA. IR. ANTONIO LUNA Iunior Lulacs: TLS.: Edison W V Football, '44-'45: T.GS. . . . . . . Wants to graduate and Likes to play pool . . . Wants ioin the Navy. ' L ' to own a cattle ranch. P-, 'eee ws. we 221 , z.z' TT- ' Y it sit. 5 ,,.A3 7 i ,1,. 3.67 myv v ,MQ GENOVEVA LOPEZ Future Homernakers: Luther Burbank and Louis Pasteur Club . . . Wants to visit Aca- pulco. IOE LUNDSCHEN Tiqer Manager . . . Wants to marry a movie actress. SANTOS MADRIGAL. IR. MARY McCORMACK Pettit Poetry . . . Wants to Wants to be a teacher. fl 5, be an engineer. CARLOS MARTINEZ B.O.T.C.: Pettit Poetry . . . Wants to ioin the U.S. Army Air Force. Inf :l IOSE M. LOPEZ R.O.T.C. capt.: T.GS .... He likes to dance and to play baseball. BLANCA MARTINEZ Mixed Chorus: Edison: Future Homernakers . . . Likes danc- ing. qoinq to the movies. and listening to the radio . . . Wants to he a psychiatrist. t VIRGILIO MATA T.GS. Club: P.A.S.F.: Pitahaya Staff. . . Wants to attend Laredo Iunior College and then pro- ceed to A.GM. RENE MORAN 5 Football . . . Wants to own his own plane and fly to GENOVEVA M. MARTINEZ L.S.C.: TLS ..., Wants to be a great pianist. VIOLA ILEANA MARTINI-IZ Annual: Ioumal: Pettit Poetry. treas.: L.S.C.. vice-pres.: 'l'.GS.. sec'y- reporter: Epsilon Pi Kap- pa. pres.: P.A.S.F.: Ca- det Sponsor: Thomas Edison Science Club . . . Plans to mator in English in college. EDUVIIES MERCADO Band: Iunior Lulacs. . . Wants to ioin the Navy. South America. AURORA MEDINA Mixed Chorus . . . Wants to marry a millionaire. 1 ' I YOLANDA MORAN EDMUNDO OLGA M. MENDEZ L.S.C.. sec'y: P.A.S.F.: Pep S ad' 'l'.6tS ' AnnuaL book qu , .. - keeper: Ioumal. typist: Edi- son: R.O.T.C. Sponsor . . . Wants to see a certain foot- ball player play in a college. Future Homemakers: Pep Squad, '44-'45 . . . Wants to go to South America. MONTEMAYOR Was '46 American Legion baseball star . . . Likes baseball . . . Wants to be an engineer. IOSE MENCHACA R.O.T.C .... Wants to be the first man to ily to Mars. BELIA MEDINA Future Homemakers. vice- pres .... Keeps a scrapbook . . . Wants to be a stenogra- pher. ALICIA MORALES Future Homemakers . . . Likes to write letters . . . Wants to visit the Philippine Islands. GEORGE NEEL Thes ians' Football let Wants to be a doctor. DOLORES PAREDES Iournal. sports co-editor: AnnuaL sports editor: P 1 ' tennan: L Ass'n. sec- retary '45: Mixed Cho- nxs: Senior Star . . . CARLOTA PALACIOS L.S.C.: P.A.S.F.: F u t u r e Hornemakers . . . Wants to visit the Philippine Islands. AMELIA NAVARRO L.S.C .... Collecting pic- tures . . . Wants to be a nurse. Mixed Chorus . . . Wants to be a secretary. IOSEPHINE PALACIOS Cadet Sponsor: Pep Squad: Annual Staii: Mixed Chorus . . . Plays the piano . . . Wants to be a concert pianist and play in Carnegie Hall. pher. NORA PATINO P.A.S.F.. historian: Sweet- heart oi the Veterans Club in '45: Iournal: Future Home- makers: L.S.C.: Thespians: Mixed Chorus: Band: Annual Staff . . . Likes photography . . . Wants to be a business woman. CANDELARIA PENA MARIA ANGELINA Pettit Poetry: Future Home- PENA makers . . . Reading . . . Likes to write letters . . . Wants to be a stenogra- Wants to be a profession- al secretary. ESTEFANA OVALLE Phi Omicron Rho . . . Wants to live in California. VOHNNIE PEARSON Sports Ed. of Iournal . . . Likes math.-physics, and sports . . . Wants to study civil engi- neering at Texas A.GM. 3 ROBERTO ORNELAS Thomas Edison: T.6S. . . . Wants to be a public ac- countant. EP NICOLASA OROZCO Pep Squad: Future Home- makers . . . Wants to travel around the world. R.O.T.C. niqhtclub China. DAVID PRATT Cheerleader: Rifle Team: Sharpshooters. '45: R.O.T.C. capt.: Honor Roll '45 . . . Wants to hunt mountain sheep in Canada. E-115 IOSIE POPE Pep Squad company commander: Glee Club: Sponsor . . . Would like to go to a in Shanghai. MARIA ORALIA YGNACIO L. PEREZ R.O.T.C .... Wants to ioin the A.A.F. PEREZ Collecting snapshots . . . Wants to be a stenoqra- pher IESUS PERRUSQUIA Wants to be treasurer of a PEGGY PRADER Thespians: Typing Honor Roll: Malorette of Band '43- '45 of Las Vegas, New Mexi- co . . . .Wants to be the first New York model to make more than S25 an hour. SARA PUIG Pep Squad: Ioumal: Thes- pians: R.O.T.C. Sponsor . . . I.ikestotalk...Wantsto learn to cook. EMMA RAMIREZ Wants to be commercial artist. Elm? 5.1 . fill ii bank. SABAS PEREZ Metals '44-'45 . . . Wants to be a lawyer. K w..:t 1. l f V ,. .. CONSUELO P. PULIDO Likes to make friends and tell iokes . . . Has visited several parts ot Canada . . . Wants to work for the govemment. LlI.LIAN PUIG Future Homemakers . . . Wants to travel in Europe. CLEMENTINA RAMOS Senior Scouts: Ir. Red Cross. pres.: Senior Star . . . Writes letters to 135 pen pals . . . Wants to receive an M.A. de- gree from T.U. V ,,' EUNICE RAMON l..S.C., treas.: Pettit Po- etry. reporter: Edison Club: P. A. S. F.: Busy Bees: Iournal Staff: Ca- det Sponsor . . . Wants 'o be a teacher. GLORIA RODRIGUEZ Pep Squad: Future Home- makers . . . Wants to travel I around the world. ABRAHAM RAMIREZ, IR. T.GS., pres.: L.S.C.: Cadet Lt. Col.: Class pres. '44, '45, '46 . . . Wants to be a customs broker. HECTOR QUIIAS 'l'.GS., sgt-at-arms: I, Association: Football '45: Track, '45: Runner- up lor Senior Star . . . Wants to be a lawyer or doctor. LUPE RODRIGUEZ L.S.C.: R.O.'l'.C. Sponsor: An- nual: Future Homemakers ...Keepsadiary...Wants ARMANDINA RODRIGUEZ Mixed Chonis . . . Loaiinq and day-dreaming . . . Wants to visit Mars in her own Rocket Ship. ' ZULEMA SAENZ to be a good housewife. DELIA RENDON Pettit Poetry: Future Horne- makers . . . Wants to do ot- Iice work. HUMBERTO SAENZ TLS., assistant foreman '45 . . . Wants to be a doctor. Wants to go on the shores of the River in Vienna or Budapest. Iournal, mgr.: Senior Class, treas.: 'l'.6S., treas.: Edison Club, sec'y.: L.S.C.: P.A.S.F.: Cadet Spongor: Senior Star . . . Wants .to be good private secretary. MARIA GUADALUPE RUIZ L. l' I ' I-'LOS RICHTER Pep Squadq 43-'47: Annual, '45-'47, co-e tor '47: Senior Star: Pep Squad: Maiorette. '44-'45 . . . Collects hats. shoes. perfume bottles . . . Wants to be an interior deco- 1. , I ' Likes to sinq . . . Wants to be a vocalist and poet. rator. 's'A1'XiXi Served 23 months in the Navy . . . Battles of Okinawa, Iwo Jima . . . Task force 58. sur- vivor oi sinking of Air Craft carrier U.S.S. Franklin . . . Wants to be an electrical engi- 11981. PAT SANGER C.S.C.: Pep Squad: R.O.T.C. Sponsor .... Wants to be a model. ,K Y wx 5 lg 5 ar 1 Q it - If K NGA sf K L MARIA HORTENCIA SANCHEZ Pettit Poetry: Future Home- makers . . . Likes to make new friends . . . Wants to go to the moon on her honey- IBOOII ' CARMEN SANTOS AnnuaL club editor: Future Homemakers . . . Wants to own a yacht and go to Ber- muda. ELIDA SOLIS Band: Annual. . . Col- lects recipes and movie star pictures . . . Wants to be a bookkeeper. ? , 1..r.uru1..1u anniuna 6 Baseball . . . Wants to .' LAURA SALIDO Wants to be a famous inter- ior decorator. w ff. 1 -- Mg EVANGELINA SANDOVAL F u tu r e Homemakers . . Likes to chew Wants to be a housewife. be an engineer. . Q GREGORIA SANTOS A n n u a I picture librarian: R.O.T.C. Sponsor .... Likes dancing. swimming. and horseback riding .... Wants to ride around the world in the newest rocket ship. ' IESUS SOLIS, IR. B.O.T.C.. captain . . . Wants to ioin the Navy after graduation. YOLANDA O. SANCHEZ F u tu r e Homemakers .... Likes to read and write let- ters . . . Wants to graduate. BERTA SAUCEDO Likes reading and dancing . . . Wants to be a stenogra- pher. Radio Lulac. GLORIA VASQUEZ Future Homemakers: Was on VIDAI. TREVINO Club, '45-'48: Ir. . . . Wants to marry a rich girl so he f won't have to work. - LLUYD W. 5'l'AN'l'UN Navy veteran . . . Cruised to Iapan and ' Central America . . . Wants to be the first man to ride a motor- cycle on the moon. 3.2! , me 3 s ROSE TARVER Pep Squad: Pettit Poetry, plea.: Ir. Red Cross, treas.: Future Homemak- en. reporter: P.A.S.F.: IournaL unlis- and working crossword puzzles . . . Wants to be a good student. Honor Roll . . . Likes to dance . . . Wants to have a pretty fflfflfz church wedding ELAINE Annual: C.S.C.: Mixed rus: Pep Squad '43, '44, '45 . . . C.S.C.. first vice-pres., R.O.T.C. Sponsor... Wants to be a great artist. GUILLERMO TORRES P.A.S.F.: T.GS.: Likes to make gas m o'ti el planes .... Wants to be an aeronautical engineer. MARIA LUISA VELA L.S.C.: P.A.S.F.: Edison: Ir. Red Cross: W , ,Q - , -. '41 Q, - .-K QUINTIN VARGAS Pettit Poetry: R.O.T.C .... Likes music. 'S 5 'ir .A fe . ,,,. t if V kzr, CLAUDE VILLARREAL Ioumal, co-editor: Thespians, pres.: Band. maiorette and member of iury Iunior Red Cross CounciL vice-pres: . . . Cadet Sponsor ol R.O.T.C. Band. Pettit Poetry Club. vice-pres.: Senior Likes writing letters . . . Wants to Class reporter: Senior Star . . . Likes be the private secretary ol the U.S. photography and tennis. President. CONCHA SANTOS Wants to own the biggest, most modem beauty shop in Laredo by the 2lst century. 't FEDERICO TREIO R.O.T.C.: L.S.C .... Wants to be a steepleiack on the Empire State Building. S OLGA TRUIILLO Pettit Poetry: L.S.C.: Band: Band Iury . . . Likes to play the organ. . . . Wants to go to T.S.C.W. fr b IEAN WILLIAM A C.s.c.: Band. A . 4 I to'be a denti t. I :ll QW' f ARTURO L. MARTINEZ S e rv e d l8 months in, U.S. Navy . . . Wants to study electronics MARIA LUISA ZAHATE P.A.S.l .: Annual Stati: 'l'.6tS. Club: Future Hornemakers . . . R.O.'l'.C. Sponsor . . . Wants to attend a T.U. Round-Up. ROY YOUNGBLOOD R.O.'l'.C .... Likes being lazy . . . Wants to be another Harry Von Zell. IRMA VELASQUEZ L.S.C.: Pep Squad: F utur e Homemakers . . . Likes to dance and read . . . Wants to travel. tneel, ADELLE woou.E'r'r ' S lftiili tL'ii I Thespzans Semor Scouts Collectmg souvenirs n ' ' -' ' ' A I Z ,Q 1 f LYON WILLIAMS Sports Editor sgt-at-arms '47, vice-pres. photographer '46 and '47 .... Thespian 1946 and Best Actor at 1 Meet 1946. '46: Editor '47: MARIA SOSA Epsilon P hi Kappa . Wants to get married. N-5.5 2 OLIVIA Future Hornemakers . . Likes riding horseback 2 I Wanzs to study law. . , X , mg.. . I M f 5 LU' , f , L- t J PATRICIA YOUNG ' Iournal: P.A.S.I ., reporter: F u t u r e Homemakers, historian '45: Maior in Pep Squad . . . Likes sketching and designing clothes. A. E. FRICKE. IH. 1944 Graduate . . .18 months in the Marine Corps: Awarded Purple Heart for wounds received in Okinawa Campaign. r In 1 ii- -. - ,, f 15 Q ,Q ' MM is ff 45 !iE5ifFx f' ffm , g. ' 'iff .sbt 2' ., is wif 'W -in 'wmrj I u X v V9 Q, if s ' -k Wx. 1 .3 kv ,tt M1 staff: n.o.'r.c. . . . rmmcrsco so AGUILAR fi Annual Staff . . . Iour- Wants to become a pro- fessional cartoonist. . . f Likes to sketch pretty ' girls. ALICIA AYALA Likes listening to the radio and collecting songs . . . Wants to be a vocalist. EXIQUIO ALMENDAREZ Honor roll . . . Sends coy- ote's ears to Washington. . . Wants to be a professional baseball player with Cuban League. ARMANDO A. AYALA Likes to tinker with radios . . . Wants to own a home with a fireplace and a wife. K We Band: Thespians: Senior Girl Scout . . . Collects picture folders of different cities and nations . . . Wants to be a doctor. LYDIA Annrco I Band . . . Likes classi- cal music . . . Wants to sing with a famous orchestra. time EDWARD A. IGNACIO CAROL 3 BECKELHYMER BENAVIDES. IR. JR. .T.C.: Thespian . . . Wants to be an architec- 1 Li es to hunt and tinker tural engineer .... Likes with guns . . . . Wants to to loai. become a federal agent. .WI CECILIA AGUILAR E d i s o n : Burbank Biology Club, Vice-pres .... Inter- ested in science . . . Wants to be a nurse. DELLA BARRON Future Hornemakers. P.A.S.F. . . . Thespians: Pettit Poetry: Band: Ioumal . . . Likes to ride horses and swim . . . Wants to play in a symphony orchestra. IRENE ALMENDAREZ Sgt. Band. Hobby: Dancing . . . Wants to marry a cer- tain Marine. ARABELLA ABCE Band . . . Likes hunting, cowboy songs . . . Wants to be a head nurse in a hospital. BILL CHAMPION H.O.T.C .... Wants to be a doctor or chemist. L: I 'dial' ' 'I LQ 139 - ' 1 f l xt ' Y? at 4 1 l ti, :L if FABIAN CASTILLO. IR. Wants to attend M.l.T. Uni- versity and become a chemi- cal engineer. ALBERT CARDENAS P.A.S.F. Ioumal . . . Wants to be a dentist. ISREAL CANTU R.O.T.G. . . T.6.S. Club Radio . . . Wants to be a Public Stenoqrapher. 1, Wants to travel around ' the ld. then get mar- EVANGBLINA CASIANO ' 4 ILS' ' LL gf I ' lilly! LL 'X . f U tLkQ1j:hmd.6AMPuM,L fl , Jug! - I C.S.C.: ' ed Chorus: Thes- pians: Pep S qu a d Cheer- leader . . . first place in piano at Kingsville . . . Wants to be a flying piano teacher. Q. if ED CHAMPION. IR. REUBEN COOK R.O.T.C.: Mixed Chorus: Football '45:glouma1: Thespians . . . Wants to be 41 lg. . Track '46 . . . H o b h y: Model Air-,a civil engineer. lj' if 'planes .... Pastimes: Playing ping- pong . . . Wants to travel the U.S and be an aeronautical engineer. I - 1 if IO ANN CHAMPION Pep Squad: Future Home- makers . . . Wants to be an interior decorator. , ,. ,V.,, DOTTIE COOK Chorus . . . Future Home- makers .... Wants to'be a surgeon. t A6- r , if f gt :ffl 11k GRACIELA BENAVIDES Band . . . Likes to have dates with a certain boy . . . Wants to visit Spain ing her own plane. HENRY BLAKE Football: Track . . . Wants to be a lion tamer. 4 , J' WW KM , Af ,4 77 -Q ?!,R.,f-te, ANITA v. CUELLAR is Future Homemaker: A . . . Likes to read and listen to the radio .... Wants to know what's inside the atomic bomb. -Q ,salt - - - ' - wg -1 t, -: wi x Q V n 2 If ' '- X -' t fp ' ,.t 5 XXX . LUCIA A. CORONADO Wants to live on a ranch in the mountains and r a i s e horses. FEDERICO DE LA GARZA Served two years in the Army Air Force . . . Likes to play basketball. VIOLA DALRYMPLE F utu r e Homemaker . . Wants to ioin the Marines. MARY BELLE DEVINE Band member . . . Wants to be an executive of the Missouri Pacific Lines. 2 i V , V L, f . ..'.3l x: .ff -A' -if - 't V 594+ ' 3- . 7 'il . I-.gf .3 M iw - , ,ff ' -'M ,K fsrf' .QL- ERNEST BARTON R.O.T.C.: P.A.S.F., Sgt.-ab arms .... Wants to play professional baseball in the Mexicar League. Q ll:t t V MARY ALICE CORRIGAN Pep Squad, C.S.C. An- nual: Thespians: Future H o m e m a k e r s .... Wants to be a protes- sional dancer. F . L X , ELLEN DEUTSCH Thespians: C.S.C.: Future Homemakers Club: Annual Staff . . . Likes to play in the snow . . . Wants to be a good pianist. LEONARD DACAMARA Football: Basketball: Track . . . Wants to be a forest ranger. 3 Wvffj i 6 , 1.5 X ! 1 A t tj K 'V lv V' , 2 RX L fl V PABLO H. de ARKOS. IR. as ' W g l YU all , q H 130313 DUKE E:-,oil'C' ' 'wmktgstlo 'Bid ' , . L , , ,,j f -- 1 Eli? l Band: C.S.C: Thespians . . . 0 ' ' ' an 0 go 9 ' ' l- 'rf' '- V ' Wants to start a school and AGM- and become an enrn- V K ' Ar A' 8314? DUCAMARA K fl hospital tor underprivileged meer' - XY' l- C.S.C., reporter: Thespians: Iournal: children in France or Ger- . li 'l'xPep Squad '44-'45: Co-editor of Edi- orial page on Iournal: Pep Squad aiorette '44-'45 .... Likes to have fun and meet people. many. CORINA GARCIA Iournal . . . Wants to study 03' f .yxfflk ,. Ssiwigsf 4 1,-.Q ,:4i: ,A4:L:l ,lv in sf:1'1'1Q J DUNAVON EADS 'rfllgulfgiigfij-T ff- ' . . ts Luther Burbank Biology .3 - ffl A f,'P,,S:u ' H an Club: 11.0. 'r.c. . . . iz ffl g -if-5 C1 L' Likei model airplanes: , 1- f -- 1 ,I ,f ' patc collectinq . . . ' h ':. Lift? CGJ' I d fy, Wants to be a farmer. i ' W ' , A H 1.21 i.,1f ,414 I- L TY-f. ' -f . 4 A . ,7 VZ, , ' 2 LLM? Lk JJ 1 fi . f A V ,mr ik 35 fi g A - if EEZ 56 fx. ' X .' 1-r,q,' GUS B. FERNANDEZ, IR. Collects stamps . . . Wants to attend Texas A.6M. medicine and to qo to Mexico and take dancing. BLANCA GALLEGO Iournal. . . . Wants to qo to colleqe. xii, I-fy - I Jfffzisi ARTURO GARZA Band . . . Likes swimminq and hunting . . . Wants to be a good player in the Band. SAMUEL GARCIA RAUL GARCIA Library Service Club: TGS R.O.T.C .... Likes books . . . Likes to ride horse- . . . Wants to be a suc- back. cessful businessman. Neg. MAGDALENA GARCIA MABIN ' Honor Roll '44 . . . Likes to write letters and collects snapshots . . . Wants to travel around the world. BENIAMIN FLORES Makes model airplanes . . . Wants to be a pilot. F 1 -9 '-f'f'n 1 V4 --',. W . l ,,-. ff I ' -as i M V .--gn.,v' ' ,R . ,rf gilt, - .Jw , ', .K i ' .' - L - ff? 1 ' -l 'Wifi ,, V . . 2'-mas' .U . v v- - u.?.:f ,. .ff .MQ 'ff .A 'Aff J, I . - , Nt, .A A MV.. f .Q 1 i,1,'e'Y 'Lf .i' 23, ,. 44 fuk? . e ff 1 I wr , f vga- , -M . 1- Q4 , .. , ,, i ig GONZALO ESCOBIIDO Cadet Corps: IournaL Typist . . . Wants to be an electri- cal e n q i n e e r .... Likes huntinq. BUCK FIRMS Ioumal: Football: T r a c k ...Wantstobeasqooda quarterback as G e o r q e Frank. Q X 'S .1 , 1. 3 BILL ESTES Thomas Edison Club . . . Likes hunting and aviation . . . Wants to be a construction engi- neer. ' IEA HJ, . CELSO GONZALES YOLANDO GAHZA Won a prize at a school dance in Los Angeles. Cal. . . . Wants to graduate and do office work. '33- GRACIELA GUTIERREZ Future Homernakers: Senior Girl Scouts . . . Likes to col- lect Ioumals and write poems . . . Wants to be a home- making teacher. R.O.T.C. lst Lt .... Enioys drawing and lettering .... Wants to retire at 35. MA. de REFUGIO GODINEZ Future Hornemalters . . . Likes to read and draw pic- Q tures: Collects stamps GLORIA GRACIELA GONZALEZ Wants to visit Tokyo. Iapan. MARIA ANTONIETTA GUERRA P.A.S.F.: L.S.C.: Ioumal: An- nual. . . . Likes to read and draw .... Wants to be an artist. S.-. :Qs ' Wants to be cm artist. TERESA GONZALEZ Wants to travel around the world. HILDA IRMA HERBECK IRMA HERBECK Future Hornemakers . . . Chorus: C.S.C . . . Wants ' Likes to read books . . . to be an actress. Wants to be a concert pianist. VIOLETA GONZALEZ Likes to collect autographs. . . . Wants to be a good sec- retary. MARIA SUSANA HERNANDEZ Band . . . Likes to read hooks . . . Wants to be a teacher. .-bn' ' . 'Y . fr, as IANET IOAN IACOBS Annual Staff. business man- ager: Pep Squad. master ser- geant . . . Wants to be a concert pianist. , ,R ff, ,sf ,. 1: Q ' ,,fi.f:-H, V ELIDA HINOIOSA lf Band . . . Likes to read A comics . . . Wants to visit the White House and be a guest of the President. ELROY HERRERA R.O.T.C. Sergeant . . . Wants to work on the railroad. -Inns., .giim RAFEI. HINOIOSA R.O.'l'.C .... Wants to be a proiesional base ball player. EDWARD S. KIOLBASSA Basketball: Boxing: R.O.T.C. . . . Wants to be a stock farmer. ,W ' V Q It ' VI MARIA DE Los ANGELES tl K HUERTA . ,...'QG , ws? I.. S. C.: Valedictorian of ' 1 A . Vlt , ,., VVV 1 eighth grade in San Diego Ir. f ' gif, V A 9 f- High . . . Wants to be an air' l XXI! L, :' A . ' .L s plane stewardess. I 1, A A I A I ,L fv' ' I ,fff s 7 A ' E 'M ,V 2 ff ' . t 1 Lfv L4 . . MARY LOUISE TERESA LINAHLS CAROL HATCH Band...Wantstobea pharmacist. W' LINDHEIM Wants to go to college C.S.C.: Annual: Ioumal: and study music. - Pep Squad: Thespians: - Future Homemakers . . . l ' 5 lustrator. X FRIEDA KAYZ C.S.C.: Annual: Future Home- makers: Pep Squad. lst Lt. and a maiorette . . . Likes to mcike snowman . . . Wants to be a surgeon. I 'lf' Wants to be a fashion il- HELEN HOP C.S.C.: Pep Squad. captain: Iournal . . . Wants to fly a plane. ERNEST A. LEYENDECKER Burbank Science Club . . . Likes to build model dr- planes . . . Wants to fly to KINS the moon. HODHIGO LOZANO Football: Basketball . . . Collects football scores ... around the world. Wants to travel GEORGE LOOS. IR. Radio Club: 2nd Lt. R.O.T.C. . . . Hobby: Shooting . . . Ambition: To be a radio an- EUDELIA MARTINEZ nouncer. AIDA MARTINEZ Won second prize in Red Future Homexnakers . . . Cross Contest and in Tag Day Contest . . . Pep Squad Pettit Poetry Club. CONSUEI.O MARTINEZ Mixed Chonzs: P.A.S.F.: An- nual: Future Homemakers . . . Wants to be a housewife. ra 'fortune raislnq cattle., ff ARTURO M. LOPEZ R.O.T.C .... First in ap- pearance and first place ribbons in R.O.T.C. MIGUEL F. MARTINEZ Likes to read comics . . Wants to ioin the Navy. ISABEL MARTINEZ Pan American Club. cor- responding sec'y.: Thomas A. Edison: Library Service Club: Courtesy Service Club. Likes to go to the show . . . Wants to be a boolrkeeper. MARIA ACELA MARTINEZ Band Got first division ln a band and typing contest Wants to be a teacher N533 X GLORIA LONGORIA C.S.C.: Mixed Chorus . . . Likes to day-dream . . . Wants to graduate. TONY KAZEN Football Manager. HOMERO I.. MATA P.A.S.F.: Was in the Navy and served two years overseas . . . Wants to own a men's clothing store. l GUADALUPE MEDELIJN ' Band: Associate member ot L.S.C .... Likes hunting . . . Wants to be an engineer. IUAN MEZA Veteran of World War ll . . . Wears Bronze Star: Purple Heart. with clusters: good conduct medal: Distinguished Unit Citation: E.T.O. with two battle stars: Victory Ribbon. IAMES McGRATH BOBBY MAUCK Football: Track Star . . . Wants to make A's in all his subiects at one time. ORQUIDEA MAHTINEZ Future Homemaker: . . . Wants to own a beauty parlor. ALFONSO MAYERS Track. Football. and Basket- ball MARIA MORALES Pettit Poetry: Thespians . . . Likes to read . . . Wants to be a phannacist and a good pianist. Managed Track in '44: R.O.T.C .... Likes hunting and guns . . . Wants to be a petroleum engineer. IDC!!- IOE MAGNON R.O.T.C. Rifle Team. '45-'46: Three years R.O.T.C .... Wants to become a physical therapy technician. tion MARY I0 MOGAS C.S.C.: Pep Squad: Future Homemakers . . . Keeps a :- scrapbook . . . Wants to be a successful business wo- ? , ,js Sf' manager: L Associa- . . . Wants to be a suc- cesstul businessman and a sports announcer. r. MARIA A. MELEND Wants to go to Iunior College or work in the Laredo Nation- al Bank. L3-PLE! ' PAT HOWARD MOORE Football: Basketball: L As- sociation: Track: Lettered 2 years in track. 1 year in bas- ketball. and l year in foot- ball . . . Would like to com- pete in the Olympic games. .-1 nns meri f PETE PEREZ Likes to go to school Wants to ioin the Navy. - I it s -Q IRENE PEREZ Pep Squad . . . Wants to trav- el around the world. N , J RICHARD OCHOA Track: Football: sgt.-ot- cr W A ants to be an All- ot Ir. Class . . . ca tackle. of Q NYE C.S.C.: Pep Squad: Futu' Homemakers: Thespians . . . Likes to make snowhalls . . . Wants to be an astronomer. ' . C.: Journal: 'l'.GS.: so pres.: President t Q-' of spat Class 131146 . . ., ' I Wagito have 'ends. 1 xf 0 a ZACARIAS NAVA OSCAR PENA Band: P.A.S.F.: T.6S.: R.O.- 'l'.C. Band . . . Likes dancing and taking bathing beauty snapshots . . . Wants to go to ALM. T I .4 -'Q ROSEMARY PIERCE Band . . . Likes meeting the Rathburns . . . Wants to be a head nurse. s. BILL POWELL Football . . . Likes fishing and hunting . . . Wants to get out of high schooL EMMA PEREZ BLANCA PRICE Likes dancing and sewing Future Homemakers: Pep . . . Wants to be a book- Squad: Mixed Chorus . . . keeper or a nurse. Wants to travel around the world ALI-'ONSO H. ORNELAS Cadet Corps, cheerleader: Edison Club: P.A.S.F .... Likes hunting . . . Wants to be an cnchitectural enqlneer. IESUS I. PONCE Thomas A. Edison: Served with the U.S. Navy . . . Likes to build model planes. STEVE REUTHINGER R.O.T.C .... Wants to know his future. ORALIA RAMON Future Homemakers Club . . . Likes dreaming, skating. dancing . . . Wants to be a dress designer. ZARAGOZA RODRIGUEZ, IR. Tech. Sgt. of Cadet Corps . . . Likes hunting cmd wants to , we 4v-' JULIA rmmmnz F V LM Pep Squad . . . Likes writing letters . . . Would like to be a nurse. Mexico. ELVA RAMIREZ Future Homemakers . . . Wants to go to Europe. K t . 'K-11, A LVV , C ,- it 11 N' .L r eviews it 1 lb g ': 1-L' in , . - H 1 :L . 'L lix glii 1. 1 ef -N 33, , rf.. 751113531 Lk - -tu. N, - I 4. X- ' 'iff-sift . GLORIA ROSENBAUM P.A.S.F.: L.S.C.: Iournal . . . Wants to be a house- wife. X 'vi-if SYLVIA ROSENBAUM P.A.S.l .: loumal: Future Homemakers . . . Collects match folders . . . Wants to visit the moon. B ff? if 59 G Cimlemtm- IOSEPHINE G. RENDON F.H.A.: Senior Girl Scouts . . . Collects movie stars' pictures . . . Wants to be a private secretary. ,CONSUELO PLACENCIA Likes to collect sport pictures . . . Would like ' to go to cr university in ., , rf. 1. I: 'rbi I ROGELIO ROBLES Band . . . Wants to graduate. L, W , ,nr ... RAQUEI. RAMIREZ Iunior Class President: L.S.C.: C.S.C.: T.6.S.: FJ-l.A. . . Wants to be a teacher . . Likes to read and loaf. GLORIA L. RAMIREZ Band, plays alto sax: Busy Bees: Anual Staff . . . Wants to be a beautician. Q V FRANCISCA Senior Scout . . . Wants ROSALES IRENE I. SAENZ Iournal...Wantstobe CHARLES SCHMIDT R.O.'l'.C .... Likes to loa! . . . Wants to finish schooL l AMINTA SAUVIGNET Pep Squad . . . Wants to be an airline hostess. . - -Nsaw , ME IACK SCRIBNER R. O. T. C.: Mixed Chorus: Burbank Science Club: Cap- tain of Honor Company in '46...Wcmtstabeanai.r force pilot. to own cr plane. TERESA SANCHEZ Likes reading . . . Wants to travel. SIDNEY SPEAR HILDA SEPULVEDA L.S.C .... Wants to be a Likes to read interesting civil engineer. stories and to qo to dances . . . Wants to be a book- keeper. WILLIAM SOUTHERLAND Sports: Football and Track . . . Collects arrowheads . . . Wants to be a business man. an airline hostess. ALICIA SALINAS Likes to dance. ALICIA SAENZ Made honor roll in 1946: L.S.C.: F.H.A .... Collects snapshots . . . Wants to travel around the world. 4 CHARLES SINCLAIR Track: Thomas A. Edison Club . . . Wants to become a preacher. My I A u .Aff J .K . f53mW Trl , fr WILLIE VALLS Football: Track . . . Wants to hunt elephants in Texas. it A -. 4: gf JESUS VILLARREAL Corporal in Cadet Corps . . . Likes to play qolt . . . Wants to win the Texas Iunior Golf Tournament BARBARA TUCKER C. S. C.: Annual Stall: Cl-toms . . . Wants to be a dietitian. IMELDA TIIERINA F u t u r e Homemakers . Likes to write poems . Wants to be a qreat poet. ,ll, ,. b . ,.,,,.. . . W ..,,.., N fi: fs.: W th is 1 l s.l.-l Q35 1 fVif3,1gZ4,f ' ' yy - 'rl ' 1' 5 Q, 9:59 Qi' Q Cl. LEAH TANNENBAUM CS.C .... Wants to be a commercial artist. ADAN RICARDO VELA R.O.'l'.C .... Likes to do woodwork . . . Wants to be a pharmaceutical chemist. RAQUEL URIBE Wants to graduate. OA, Ds GRACIELA RODRIGUEZ F.H.A .... Collects records . . . Wants to be a perfect housewife. HELEN LUCILLE IACKSON Band Maiorette. oboe play- er . . . Likes to play music . . . Wants to play in New York Symphony Orches- tra. J r SERGIO VILLARREAL Football Manager. '45: Ther pians: Football . . . Likes to play tennis . . . Wants to swim to England. X t-ugh. is ,Q ' ' .. - i' .: Y 55 - K ' :- Q 1. DOROTHY WEIDEDHOLD Pep Squad . . . Wants to be a secretary and bookeeper. s 1 h ! I .1 ' I K, fx-.IMFMM C.S. : Iournal: Sehfor GM K X Scou . . . Collects match 'X ' ' cove . V, Cheer leaders in action at a pep rally. Davis again from another angle. Coach Parker at the mic. Coach Davis giving Trainer Luis Novoa also did his bit for MHS. a pep talk. Signs like this were all over town when MHS played Jeff to a o-o tie. iw jackie Richards, Katie Leyendecker, Lorraine Nye, and Sue Carnp. .. ,L Q' EXTRAS cU11AC1'C18SSl1l C11 'SQ . . . . Q3 551- ff V I V ' 1 ff 'H 5 . ' f Q N J 4- 1 U K if I N In 1 1 mm 21 I g 'K ,I ,6,1-lim.. L, ,ii W 1 QW Q, ,K F411-l f iw IRENE ALVARADO 5555 I I I if , 'AQQ 'S S . xv . .1 ' J 5 ..,, - ,, A -sv 'I Y 1 ,- rf ,f Q 5' , Q? Q P G, ,, AMELIA BOT ELLO PEDRO CANTU f ALICIA ANCIRA LAWRENCE CORREU JUANITA ALMAZAN QII A JACINTO ORTEGA JOHN BREWER MARTIN CHACON O i I , Q, A w MAGDALENA CAR DE NAS +46 FRANCISCO CORONADO CELSO BRIONES CAR MEN CHAMBER LAIN MAR GARITA CHAVEZ 6... 9. JL, m 5, 3 'Lf 4 1 .1 A gf 2 5.1 f ' KAY DAVIS e A NE? ' ' K H I KX L CY 'NX DIANA BARRERA EDITH BROWN A ,, vi' 'W . iii: R :V 5 -, Q, ng, , ww L-1 ,. GROVER CHAMPION WILLIAM CLOVER CESAR GUTIERREZ 9 ag 'fl -1 ,a i vig? , U . YQ J, if l W 1 n 5 I xl A. ALICIA AVILA DORA CANT U A 5 ,i 4 1 Ae 11 Vi LQ .J I i 1 ' if! f 3 .,1, , ,, . 'L' , - ., . U . Wm. . .- .s E W.. IH? A OJRI Rf- , 1 ff, we f , , , -A J g Af! fi 4325, , 5- 2- RUTH CHAPA , J- : ,Q- ,, ,W N, ROBERTO COLLAZO ADELFA FLORES Q ...W ELIDA VIOLA DELFINO F. FLORES FLORES GARCIA JR. ,,5,., ACIELA IMELDA MARIA LUISA NZALEZ GONZALEZ GONZALEZ 1-19 MAR-IA MARIA DEL YOLANDA GUTIERREZ PILAR FLORES GUTIERREZ s -ws , vxgj, ff ALMA ANITA JIMMY JOSA I-IINOJOSA JONES I RX 4 . -if ROBERTO RICHARD BARBARA LA GRANGE LA GRANGE LITTLE ,I V-V GUSTAVO IRMA GARCIA GARCIA TRINIDAD GONZALEZ GLORIA GUTIERREZ BOBBY OLGA HAYNES HER NANDEZ CARMI-:N MARIA JUAREZ JUAREZ DOLORES EVA LOPEZ LOPE7 3 . JOSE ANTONIO MARY BOONE PEDRO LOPEZ GARCIA LOWRY LOZANO VIRGINIA MARIA EVA OSCAR R. DICKEY MANN MARTINEZ MARTINEZ MAUCK W wx a, N u ALICIA FRANCISCO BILL ELSIE MENDEZ MOLINA MORGAN MCCALIB Mb JUAN IDALIA ANA MARIA DIEGO ORTEGON PACHECO PENA PENA if 3 PWM 7 ,,gl , Q X5 31 GUILLERMO SOLEDAD ELIAS PATTY PEREZ PEREZ PRIETO PUIG -I I ELOISA LUNA AURORA MEDINA ELLA NEWT ON TULIO PENA DERLY RAMIREZ RAMIREZ ERNESTO SANCHEZ EMILIA ENEDINA LEONOR DORA FRANCISCO ROCHA RODRIGUEZ RUIZ SOLIS GUILLERMO DORA .IESUS SANCHEZ SAENZ SANCHEZ AURORA SEGOVIA -..v we . -W , ' 432 1 KAT HER INE ERNEST O JULIAN EDUAR DO PAULA SMITH SOLIS TIJERINO TREVINO TREVINO BEN MA IA DEL TREVINO C' Ill VARGAS x .. ,- Y ,R , ,Y XIVT - Xxx ' H, l 4 , X l 51 M Y i g: 1 as I ' ww. fl il A S.: ' ' f Af CARMEN WALLY VILLARREAL. PADDOCK 'A' CESAR VELA LEE RUHLMAN HORACIO VELA ARNULFO SANT OS BEATRIZ VILLARREAI.. BEATRIZ. VILLAFRANCA JOSEPHINE ANDREWS if 1 ROBERTO FLORES ISSA NOYOLA VIRGINIA QEUTHINGER 1 Q- if fzmmua- -Q. BONNIE ELVA NORMA BOTTENFIELD BUSTAMANTE de la GARZA P no II,. ' ' b .. 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LIGARDE SARA GOR EE GUAJAR DO MANUEL GUTIERREZ ALVIN HANSEN 'Q- :QQ IA'-A J ,Qu J 9' x . is it if .2 an 'il-ig S ADOLFO LAUREL A. LOPEZ ,nf AURORA LOPEZ ESTELA LOZANO 4 MANUELA ROBERTO MARTINE Z MART INEZ .SL VM RODOLFO LO ZANO 4' .fr-F N115 I M O ki' hw, V ART URO MEDINA HILDA JOR GE MEDINA MEDINA - ' 122 ' if iff? ' OLIVIA MEDRANO 3? H NLAGDALENA VLILLIAN MONTEMAYOR MCASKILL F RANCISCO NIETO O. PENA J. PETTY 1. M. PENA ' , -ng. 3.1: ,ff ' yi? M DELIA LUNA EDNA MEDINA JOVITA MUHLENBRUCH JIMMY o'HERN , im , V! f lx, gf 5 w 9' J. PALACIOS J. I A X u s BARBARA MARTIN Jos:-3 MARTINEZ fl ALFREDO MONTEMAYOR ,fp ' BLANCA ORTEGON ,ii If v - . :e,- fl- a E. PENA 'S H! AURORA PENA ADELFA PONCE P ALICIA ROSITA PENA PELLEGR IN ADOLFO RAMIREZ JOSEPHINA RAMIRO JACKIE RAMIREZ RICHARDS ww' sv DIANA RAMIREZ l EVANGELINA RAMOS A. RODRIGUEZ PEARSON LUPE BLANCA PER ALE Z PENA I ELIA HAMIREZ, FRANCISCO RAMIREZ RAFAEL. RODRIQUEZ I JOSE PAELZ GRACIELA RAMIRE Z HELENA RE Y-ES ,rx f' E. RIOJAS 1. RIOS E. RODRIGUEZ A G. RODRIGUEZ I IISIR if A - f, R 2 A if I R, lga e IJ , K ,WM My I I ,. A Km' , A A 'mi 3 f- 4 at .F Oy I Ay? I I I MINERVA RIOS CRISPINA SOCORRO ROQUE RUIZ. , 3 Ox A fa DOLORES SANCHEZ JUAN SALAZAR I' I 6? kk ke? gif ' NORMA SANDOVAL GUADALUPE SANTOS MAR IA NELLA SANCHEZ A . . A ' f I A BOBBIE LEE ALICIA SOUT HER LAND SOTO CONNIE SMITH BELIA SAENZ GLORIA SANCHEZ VELIA SALINAS F I 5 SAN JUANA TREVINO I f OLIVIA SAENZ .. V .r , L .1 2 K wg JUAN 'M SANCHEZ Q M: -, wa,Q'gifw xii4fi fn?w ' 1 OLWETTE SHANKLE VICTORIA TELLES C N: '4-ui, M. TURGEON A. VELA A. VELA A. VELIZ VELA ,. E . 'Q' Mk . I it-3 if -if 1-L5 11 x v :-. A. HECTOR MARIA TERESA VILLARREAL VARELA x. 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Jil , nf ' Q. f 'P M 1 H 5 'L K sink A I. h K gi i Qgjxlvj V 1 F L Qi? kkhk 1 if.,, in ii? 6 K iw .... . . . in .:.. :R K 1' .?f. f gf g i L MARTIN HIGH SCHOOL PRESENTS THE JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM OF 1946 MARTIN HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM FRIDAY APRIL 2.6, 1946 8:15 P M COURT OF BOUGANVILLA Lord High Chancellor ------ Alfonso Carlos Pena Crown Bearer to the Queen ------- Frank Feuille Princesses Mary Alice Galvan Patricia Chandler Annie Roonie Feuille Mary Cullinan Judith Martinez Gloria Mata Minerva Villarreal Beatriz Canales Hortence Reuthinger Lucy Litman Lords jesse Dorrington George Frank Kenneth Adkins Howard Cary Roberto Collazo Pedro Hugo Reyna Vidal Sepulveda Ramiro Martinez Richard Swan Abel Omar Cruz HER ROYAL HIGHNESS PRINCESS HORTENCIA OFILLIO GUZMAN HEIRESS TO THE THRONE ..------------ Royal Attendant s Patsy Ann Martin Suzanne Sor r ell Train Bearers Epigmentio Garza Hugh Ear ne st Master of Ceremonies-Bill Taylor THEME: SCHOOL LIFE 1934-1946 Pixie-Alfonso Mayers Dreamer-Florence Ann Richter OVERTURE RICHARD THE THIRD ----------------------- German MARTIN HIGH SCHOOL BAND Directed by Mr. Bill Carrico SCHOOL DAYS ---------------- Sung by MARTIN HIGH SCHOOL CHORAL GROUP Directed by Mrs. Shirley DaCamara ELEMENTAR Y DAYS: FAIR YLAND DANCE DANCERS: Harry Andrews, Norman Sorrell, Donnie Hendon as elves Marha Clifton, as fairy: Prisceilla DaCamara and Jane Puig as flowers Accompanied by Sue Camp JUNIOR HIGH DAYS: IRISH FOLK DANCE DANCERS: Mary Stanton, Catherine Leyendecker Virginia Reutlunger Dottie Cook. Pat Sanger HIGH SCHOOL: FRESHMAN DANCE DANCERS: Mary Louise Lindheirn, Dot Claflin. Marion Fears Alicia Avila SONG MY BIRTHDAY AND IT MIGHT AS WELL BE SPRING Gloria Longoria accompanied by Mrs. Travis Bruce Bunn SENIOR DAYS: WALTZ OF! THE FLOWERS DANCERS: Mary Alice Corrigan-Solo, Lorraine Nye, Lillian Puig Patsy Da Camera, Freida Katz, Nora Patino, and Sally Sutton ARTIST: Francisco Aguilar. A w. - L Mary Alice of the house of Hortense of the house of Lucy of the house of the Galvan, jesse of the house Reuthinger, Richard ofthe Litman, Able of the house Dorrington. house of Swan. of Cruz. ENTERTAINEZRS TO THE. COURT: Top: Freda Katz, Lorraine Nye lst Row: Sue Camp, Patricia Sanger, Virginia Reuthinger, Dotty Cook, Catharine Leyendecker, Sally Sutton, Nora Patino, Alicia Avila, Marylon Fears, Mary Louise Lindheim, Dorothy Clailin, Alfonso Mayers. 2nd Row: Mary Stanton, Mary Alice Corrigan, Florence Richter. 3rd Row: Donnie H d en on, Norman Sorell, Harry Andrews, Patsy DaCamara, Lillian Puig, jane Puig, Martha Clifton, Priscilla Da Camara. PARTICIPANTS junior-Senior Prom April 26, 1946 MHS Auditorium Annie Roonie of the House of Feuille, Kenneth of the House of Adkins. 'f7:,... X b A Gloria of the House of Mata, Pedro Hugo of the House of Reyna. . ,J hw .-9' 5 C9 Patricia of the House f o Judith of the House of Chandler, George of the Martinez, Roberto of the House of Frank. House of Collazo. M v ig, 1, ' rv Minerva of the House of Villarreal, Vidal of the Hous e of Sepulveda. Hortencia Ofeklia of the House of Guzman, Queen of the junior-Senior Prom, and Lord Hi lx Chancellor Alfonso Pena and the Court of Bougainvillea, Martin High Schoo Auditorium, April 26, 1946. .. - Mary of the Howard of the of Cullinan, of Cary. of lv f djfjffyffffwf -H wliygfg-1-,, ' fmlm,v...m , . Beatriz of the House of Canales, Ramiro of the House of Martinez. .3 ,X X M I11H5-5'MiI. -' 'J n -. Flower Girls to the Queen-- Susanne Sorrell and Patricia Ann Martin. Train and Crown Benrers-- Frankie Feuille, H. Earnest, Epigmenio Garza, jr. CSC ---- Service with a smile MORE FUN! OR SO Rollman, Adelle, jane, Mariyon, Royg F1ossie,jeanette, and Car- olyn think, while Peggy studies her schedule. WE REGISTER: ALL WE CAN DO IS WAIT! WE LOOK THE SITUATION OVER. .....AND WE REGISTER: We are greated with Welcome to Inner Sanctum smiles. BRAIN CROP: just ask the three on the first row! Reuthinger handles it all for Azelle and Thelma. SCHEDULE CONCESSION SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS j. W. NIXON HONORED BY THE HIGH SCHOOL FACULT During the summer Mr. J. W. Nixon was made DaCamara to fill his vacancy as principal of Martin A High School. Early this fall Mr. Nixon was honored with a tea in the Homemaking Department to During the summer Mr. J. W. Nixon was made DaCamara to fill his vacancy as principal of Martin Early this fall Mr. Nixon was honored with a which all the faculty were invited. At this tea, he was presented with a portable radio given to him on behalf of the faculty and office group and presented to him by Mrs. Brennan, who made the following speech: superintendent of schools, leaving Mr. High School. tea in the Homemaking Department to Mr. Nixon: We members of the faculty and of the office group who have worked with you during the past few years felt that we wanted to do something to show our great a reciation of PP your cooperation, your help and encouragement, and your faith in us. We want to congratulate you, too, on your promotion to the position of Superintendent of the Larado Schools. It is a Well-deserved honor, and we are proud of the local boy who made good. So we give you this with all our love and respect and hope you will enjoy it. Shown in the picture: Mrs. J. W. Nixon, Mr. N' M AI. W. Hernandez. ixon, rs. Brennan, in the rear Mr. Earnest Leyendecker and Mr. Y superintendent of schools, leaving Mr. FACULT Y That punch su Miss Siros! AV 1 ,Jig T EA GIVEN BY HOMEMAKERS HONORS HIGH SCHOOL 1 re looks good, 6 Sk! What's so funny Mr. Lewis? Coach'Parker seems to be enjoying it too. Ruby Nell as the perfect hostess with Miss King Don't you want any punch Miss Cavazos? Mac., Chelo and Freida are enjoying it. I'm sure you would too! looking on. Mr. Weigel is MISS GREEN! Well, how do you like that? time. Aren't you Mr. Weigel ? sure having a nice The- Gang! Y , ,x JM. , oh! oh! Sally Something intere sting SNAP vm. .. 2 'KL M ,A KA ,11.l .QM K, ff 3,...+..:i,Q Why the frown, Alvey ? ' x 04 On the por ch .f ,, mf? 41'A 4, Mac and Dora SHOTS Georgie 'YR si Q x J, is g 1 3, 'At' bf ' Camera hogs! ,if wr 61: ji .. L fji 53 L3 5, ' ' J gf J g ' If If ,, ik' 'A Nice smile Frieda Q . . .V 'P At noon Looking at something , Tito? ms. fa, Z Y JC Girls! wi'- EJ4 - Some Fight! vial! 9 P DOOR DUT Y K7 For ChriSt1ue?' Schoenberg' THE WORKS --A LA Upperclassman Young and Epp1e. FRESHMAN DANCE Friday, September 13, 1946 Everyone seemed to enjoy himse1f...Lipstick, Rouge, etc... ...while Nixon looked on. , ,,,....i1.i.............--.-.-.w,, H 8 , Q A lg iff fx ' M , Ellen Deutch's home October 14, 1946 INITIATION P AR 6' It's a Hold-up! No, its an initiation prank starring Cano, Champion, and Gun M011 Chaires. Meza poses by Pan-American week display. Yes, Mrs. Irvin, we'I1 be quiet claims Frieda, Lorraine, and Mae, while Ellen delves in deep concen- tration. I..augh? I thought I'd die, says Cerda. AROUND THE LIBRARY Uribe finds library best place for reading. I-Ierky Hernandez finds a good book--probably on geometry. ,psi Pratt and Cox ' Brennan's typing classes pause from studies. I Show Speed, aCC111'aCy. A11 Freshman eyes see The Birdie . f:i5'7'f5if?4 ,hi f , Brennan tI'ail'lS St6I'1O graphers Behind the bottles, beakers, Carmen looks through etc., minds are being her favorite magazine. Mrs. j. Baird's Doo1a1ies shaped alias physics class. -e... Q,. kk ,' oi Il.. ' x '-1'1i ' 2. , .Fi , 'ily ' '1 1, 1, WA 51,6 mr A -'rg '52 HW Q, iii! WM. , Q j . I , 5 , f f ' g W -fn ,f ' -' fi-' fx -ng X xvzgfs 1 rv! 'P A f . w. Lf K V ,Q ,Ag .A : f X . J , QQ? -K x ' f'-Q.. 'S'-A. .xy : O 9 , Y If 1 Q. Q., jr hh' 'vw ' -ag v . ' 'U 6 - 58 ,,. in Q in n 1, wid I ' 1 - ,,,.. r , V-v ,av 'Q 'Q 1 'ri X, U 31 EF' kt , ,1 K H, fx .Qw ,lu Q 3 l 2 A az, .f .w.-- zv- N- - 5 .v 'ff 'if a- 5 5- -c' :1. ... ' - ' ' '1 , YQ' 1 -if ww- 1 iKizf: 6Z?' .3 V! Q M- 'K 'hw--mf 'Q-11 'E' ' -' I. 1.x ., wg 6 , 1 J ., H' Y 7'al' 1- ,7 , ,N . wr .A ' N. . , 3,1 ' all sa 1 ...Z-.. V '1lT A 'V -'wi' K .Wx x Q if ,iii-1 If --v l 'ff- X I 1 -fr .Vg QU 4 si f?-K' 'UL-, 'P 'I sy' - u,,' 3 1 f fn' I w frk-+54 A k ' 'J Six 'iff ' t gi' WM- .I -4.-' ., yu The THESPIANS presented Three One-Act Plays on December Sth- 6th in Martin High School Auditorium under the direction of Miss Wanda Momon. JUST UNDERNEATH By Fremont Varnurn Tom Vannes .......................... .... F rank Davis Mrs. Vannes ....... ............... P at Atchley' Lettie Townsend .... ..... M ariyon Rottenstein john Townsend ....... .......... S tanley Freed Ken Chamberlain ..... ..... G eorge Loos Sam Hilton .......... .............. ..... S e rgio Cano Miss Wanda Moman Thespian Sponsor SPARKIN' By E. P. Conkle Granny Painsberry ..... ......... G loria Dublin Susan Hanna ............ ............... P atty Puig Lessie Hanna .... .... V irginia Reuthinger Orry Sparks .... ..... E dward Beckelhymer NO GREATER LOVE By W. D. Fisher Uncle Les Cain ........ ..... A lbert Hemenway Grandmother Cain ...... ............ P eggy Prader Judith Cain ............ .... M ary Alice Corrigan Helen johnson ...... ........... P at DaCamara Dr. jimmy Cain ..... ..... L yon Williams Give Neel a hand, will you? Our bonfires, remember? MHS Band Guess who? One of them Coach Parker Q D0 you like them? What are they all pointing at, jackie???? Katie, jackie, Lorraine, and Sue cheer while Dottie yawns !! if V, vt V L, , u niggas ,A X '3 i WZ! tri: Lorraine laughs while Only one smile in the Sue gets mad. whole band. What's the matter, Dora? Sick, Lorraine? Lift 'em high Maria Luisa X Q fiiqf x The noon bell just erased a lot Is that circle on of smiles. the ceiling a ha1o?? What's the matter joe, bashful? 'WW ' ...-f.. f ' 1 Rlxifiilffr 5 i wejzw fm? ff Q p 3 -8-3 ,wif g ,. R f g flpfisift AL ' ' ' L F: A fs 'L '- .. In E I Q... 1 fi, . rw i . Look, now it's four X stooges instead of three. Q f 4 t Look pretty, girls. sg 3 I, ve.. S VAX' They say actions speak louder than words, George. 5 Lonesome. Mr and Mrs. Moore if Is it that bad? 1 I 21.0. '7 Ld LM! Autograph please Hello Angel. 5 Mgr X61 Fgiww' -54 ww ' f?'i' 221'es1f-2222 'ffl' N f -' -- , ., . .,.,. V. img FT . , A ' ,v Ae. rg fp m, ,., , L. .- ' . - H ,,,, I ,L 539' i,, .3 W ,AWK Q Jf ff ' 1 5: PRODUCTION CREWS ANNO' M-+34 K i 43... ff 91-fb 'JW if A Www- . ' f k, in I K i x 't'ANl X ' ' f, X , fe Wi 1 'rx it B gl ss., . PRESIDENT it 5 L SPONSOR ANASTACIO GARZA PARLIAMENTARIAN ABRAHAM RAMIREZ TREASURER MRS. C. IRVIN EUNICE RAMON I . dxf p S vlcz-PRESIDENT SECRETARY in 'fl VIOLA MAR'r1N1-:z OLGA Mgmpgz LIBRARY SERVICE CLUB The purpose of the club is for social intercourse, to further the members in libr ' t I I ary in evest. and to help the sudents at the library. Able. and Wllhnq ' is the motto oi the club. Membership consists ot boys and girls selected for their dependability, cooperation, and scholastic standards. REPORTER It was organized in 1935 and has rende d ' ' ' ' re outstanding service to Martin SG'j'.A'1',ARMs zAcAn1As NAVA Hugh school' LUCIANO GUAIARDO , A'-' 1, fi' ' L A .pyc , I 'u'st Row-G. Champion, L. Chaires. I. Iacobs. F Treio S Cano E Herrera, A. Ramirez. Second Row-G. Davilla, S. Garcia, M. Acevedo, Z. 'Saenz, Saens, S. Spear, N. Patino, M. L. Vela, M. Huerta Third Row-B. Mezhf Asst. Libraria , L. R dri ' n o guez, N. Anderson, R. Vasquez. C. Palacxos, I. Flores. A. Guerra, G. Rosenvaum, A. Prieto. O. iillo, M. A. Guerra. Fourth Rovq-Miss E. De LaChica, Asst. Librarian. Z. Nava, O. Mendez, A. Garza. V. Martinez, L. Gaiardo, E. Ramon, Mrs. C. Irv' 'Not Pictur d-Y. Ch ' In e aires. I. Martinez. E. Leal. A. Guerra, M. Atkins, R. Ramirez. G. Martinez. A. Navarro. M. Chavez. First Row-I. Luna, V. Mata. I. Cantu. L. Guaiardo. A. Luna. G. Garcia. Z. Nava. G. Torrez. S. Garcia. Second Row-A. Martinez, A. Acevedo. R. Ramirez. E. Gonzalez. I. Gutierrez. M. I.. Zarate. G. Davilo. Third Row-TR. Garcia. E. Leal, R. Cabello, Mrs. Brennan. F. Navarro. G. Martinez. R. Omelas. O. Mendez. A. Garcia. M. Briones. M. Acevedo. O. Pena. C. Flores. Fourth Row-A. Garza. Z. Saenz. A. Ramirez. V. Martinez. H. Quiias. . -,-1 arf' sr 'QU it . . afffiifffflf ' . 'iimlf .M . 'I fs swnf Wi.. X WS' 5 f!5'f-XM 1. ' .., 9 ,, 5, I ...MTE rw f f I '4M U WJ, .1511 ..',: ...ci -NIH.. se Q all T815 CLUB The Typewriting and Stenography Club was organized in 1942 by the secre- tarial classes to provide a means of meeting and knowing each other socially outside the classroom and thus to build up a feeling of good fellowship among the members. Later the club took over some oi the typewriting work connected with the school. This year the club hopes to earn the' money that is needed for prizes and awards to those competing in interscholastic typewriting and short- hand. and to pay lor contest material and engraved certificates. Last year the club had an initiation party in October. a Xmas party. and a spring picnic. 4 Hx A fi A ,I O 'lx l 'A' I' H PRESIDENT ABRAHAM RAMIREZ -,w TREASURER ZULEMA SAENZ F SPONSOR Mas. r. BRENNAN W- ' w , A. e sEcm:'rARY sG'r-AT-ARMS VIOLA MARTINEZ x-xrzcron QUIIAS I VICE-Pnss11JN'r PAn1.1A1v1r:N-rnmmw ANASTACIO GARZA EDNA LEAL 'WY VIRGILIO MATA RICARDO GARCIA ELIZABETH SORRELL LYON WILLIAMS FLORENCE RICHTER CO-MANAGER POPULARITY MGR. SPONSOR EDITOR EDITOR Qfiiaegll WQSIH -'ey-1gff,f' W -ff ai Front Row-Frisco Aguilar, Lupe Rodriguez, Maria Antonietta Guerra, Amanda Guerra, Edna Gonzalez, Maria Acevedo. Greqoria Santos, Mary Louise Lindheim, Graciela Davila. Olga Mendez, Alicia Diqsdado. Middle Row-Mrs. Sorrell, Maria Luisa Zarate, Elido Soliz, Alicia Garcia, Dora Esparsa, Lamar Khan, Sylvia de Llano, Mary Io Moqas, Ellen Deulch, Iosephine Palacios. Mac Corrigan, Lyon Williams. Back Row-Beria Garcia, Viola Martinez, Ianet Iacobs, Lorraine Nye, Freida Katz, Doris Duke, Elaine Tucker, lane Colbert, Iosie Pope, ANNUAL STAFF 1947 Estela Bazan, Carmen Sanios. LUPE RODRIGUEZ EDNA GONZALEZ BERTA GARCIA ASST. EDITOR ASST. EDITOR SECRETARY ,,: I X Mfg , GEORGE NEEL SPORTS EDITOR I 0 DORA ESPARZA TYPIST CARMEN SANTOS VIOLA MARTINEZ MA. ANTONIETTA GUERRA CLUB EDITOR ACTIVITY EDITOR LAYOUT ARTIST La Pitahayaf' Martin High School favorite volume. has been published since 1917 with the exception of 1932-1935 during the depression. Last year's volume won the A11-Texas Honor Rating in the Texas High School Press Assn. Contest held in Denton at TSCW. New flash equipment for the camera was purchased from last year's funds and sweaters were ordered tor the editors and managers of the 1946 annuaL Most ot the photography for this year's work was done by Smart Studio. 'I'he sponsor and the staff have worked long hours during the Christmas vacation and after school to get this year's volume off the press early, by sending in all copy a week before the .deadline. lil - wf'4'7, 'I' 4. IANE COLBERT PICTURE LIB. ALICIA DIOSDADO GREGORIA SANTOS REPRESENTATIVE PICTURE LIB. I U Y ,Ax N I1 ,LQ X 1 QM i. .E g ELIDA SOLIS MA. LUISA ZARATE GRACIELA DAVII.A TYPIST CO-MANAGER TYPIST FRISCO AGUILAR CARTOONIST F :' nm .ld A pf NA? w . 1 N I l 11 1 I ill , A N- ff' ,sm Q., rv -Q A :ill I V QW -'x- wr ' W' A Q- l If 2 ry, - A A . 1 D- AMANDA GUERRA REPRESENTATIVE 6 I--A V vf- OLGA MENDEZ BOOKKEEPER F. -I 'FT ALICIA GARCIA REPRESENTATIVE IANET IACOBS BUSINESS MANAGER Q? 5 Front Row-H. Sanchez, O. Medrano, M. Rios, E. Ramirez, A. Garcia, C. Flores, R. Tarver, S. Rosenbaum, R. Vasquez, L. Medina, C. Iones, A. Ponce. Middle Row-M. Godines, E. Rocha. L. Mendes. G. Gutienez, G. Gonzales, L. Rodriguez, A. Caneio, G. Ruiz, S. Sanchez, B. Price, C. Martinez, I. Sanchez, D. Iacobs. Back Row-R. Ramirez, R. A. Botello, T. Alvarado. M. L. Alardin, G. Vazquez. A. Martinez, A. Herrera, M. Sanchez. G. Rodriguez, Y. Sanchez. M. l.. Zarate, C. Santos, I. Lozano, D. Pena. THE FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA The Future Homemakers of America is the national organization of pupils studying homemalcing in iunior and senior high schools ofthe United States. As an integral part of the program of home economics in the schools oi America, it offers opportunity for the further development of pupil initiative in planning and carrying out activities related to homemalcing. Front Bow-L. Lindhein. E. Deutsch. L. Nye, M. A. Corrigan. M. Lemoine, A. Perez. Second Row-M. Garcia, M. Martin, L. Herrera, A. Hemandez, G. Lopez, A. Arizola, G. Davila. Third Row-M. I. Mogas. C. Iuarez, C. Pena, E. Barrera. O. Duran, G. Vasquez, G. Dominquez, E. Bazan. A. Ramon, M. Ortiz. Back Row-E. Neira, E. M. Martinez, C. Palacios, L. Rodriguez, E. Sandoval, O. Alvarado, R. Vasquez. B. Ortegon. I , K Vrrk A In mv-,wr-vfm.gerpqw.,.,,.,.,..,..V ,. .. . ff, -- - riff' ,ff v-,,. Back Row-Carmen Iuarez. Cl ementina Ramos. Angelina de Luna. Rosa Botello. Dorothy Trevino. Mary Lee Sizemore. Ester Hubio Ann Reardon. Virginia Reuthinger. Mary Belle Devine. Connie Smith. Middle Row-Maria Sanchez. Belia Saenz. Faith Bruno. Aurora Ramirez. Patsy Conley. Letizia Cardilli. Edith Brown. Ma. Luisa Gonzalez. Frances Rosales. Mary Ann Conley. Front Bow-Graciela Gutierrez. Kay Kent, Margaret Pearson, Ana Maria Carreio. Patty Puig. Barbara Martin. Lilia Saens. Holla Duran. Patsy Leache, Mary Ellen Puig. Bonnie Bottenlield. A SENIOR GIRL SCOUTS A Senior Girl Scout troop is more than iust another club to the girl of high school age already busy in her school groups and extra curricular activities. her social aiiairs, and her studies. lt offers definite satisfaction in good times. congenial com- panionship. accomplishment. and opportunities for real service: and is part of a national organization and world association with a defined code. Martin High has two troops ot Senior Girl Scouts. Troop II. consisting of 32 members and sponsored by the Laredo Lions Club. is under the guidance of Miss Ruth Young. Troop XV. sponsored by the Laredo Rotary Club and under the guidance of Mrs. Iosephine Baird. is a new troop boasting a membership of twenty. The investiture ceremony. which is a most memorable occasion in the life of every Girl Scout. takes place in is followed by camp outs. overnight hikes. and summer camp. the spring and MISS RUTH YOUNG SPONSOR OF TROOP II MRS. I. BAIRD SPONSOR OF TROOP XV X aiuva PEP SQUAD MAJORETTES MARY ALICE CORRIGAN FRIEDA KATZ DOROTHY CLAFLIN LEAH GRANOFF I Q35 . Qu: ., ,'.' T. ' efffvflif' 4, ua- .S-L-gin N '+-.,. m i7 Es xg .MR fy? ' I I ,, . 4 . ! I 'if '- eeri'.'3ff.,. 2,1, -'2',1 'L-L , - ' ' . . -, A , Q A J l 'ja ' 'Q . ,,,, ,i EL.. L, ,lAVhVL nj. ,, V. : . x 'I UT? . .':' ' 'Q 'L - Back Row-M. Knight, I. Hasting. O. Shankle, M. White, K. Smith, R. Gonzales, E. Wllarreal. S. Sutton. P. Goree, B. I. Flynn. D. Weidehole, M. Cuellar, M. L. Palacios, I. White, I. Pope. Second Row-K. Davis, E. Beaubien. I. Dry. D. Minyard. l-Z. Ramirez. I. Pacheco, M. Calvillo, I. Muhlenbruck. C. Rogue, V. Esperl- cueta, I. Perez, R. Briones,-R. Chapa, C. Garcia. Third Row-O. Mendez, A. Diosdado, R. Tarver. C. Ramos, C. Ramirez. O. Botello, L. Cardilli, A. Flores, C. Chamberlain. I. Wat- son, M. Dickinson, E. Newton, E. McCalib, P. Martin, I. Champion. Fourth Row-M. P. Saenz. P. Roberts, P. Hemenway, A. Sauvignet. I. Ramirez, M. Diaz, G. Hernandez, E. Pena, D. Garcia. M. E. Puig. L. Ruhlman, P. Conley. E. Martinez, L. Ornelas, C. Blake, Y. Lozano. D. Iacoba, G. Dublin. Fifth Row-M. I. Mogas, A. Reardon, P. Young, M. L. Lindheim. A. Pena, I. Iacobs. B. Little, M. C. Vargas, M. Lema. D. Aguayo. H. Reyes, G. Rodriguez, B. Southerland, D. Pena. M. Sanchez. S. Puig. Sixth Row-A. Ancircs I. Flores, A. Avila, L. McAsl:ilL F. Rubenstein, G. Santos, P. Sanger. B. Blake, L. Rocha, I. A. Craig, L. Avila, L. Gonzalez, D. Barrera. Seventh Row-P. Puig. H. Iopkins, V. Reuthinger, A. Hinoiosa. L Gonzalez. M. C. Flores, F. Richter. R. Pellegrin, P. Buford, A. Cham- berlain. I. Rios. B. Deats, P. Brand. Pep Yell Leaders-S. Camp, C. Leyendeclrer, I. Richards, L. Nye. Not Pictured-A. Ponce. M. B. Lowry. L. Granolt, D. Clallin, M. A. Corrigan, I-'. Katz, I. Leyendecker, I. Perez, C. Sanchez. and I. Palacios. .PEP SQUAD Never before has the entire globe realized the importance of working together to os e g Thus. the M.H.S. Tigerettes realized this good will began in the form ol school spirit and working together with all organizations on the campus. Wearing the traditional red and white uniforms and marching in smooth cadence, the Pep Squad has rendered service whenever called upon. Organized five years ago for the purpose oi rendering service. this organization has grown to a membership ol one hundred and thirty girls. The Tigerettes have marched for all football games, pep parades. 22nd ol February celebrations, and- have sponsored pep rallies, have produced the Christmas Assembly, and they have also conducted the Poppy Sales in November. The year ls bought to a close when the city beholds the Tigerettes in the Senior Review. The climax ol the year, however, is the annual banquet held in May. At this function, new olicers are inaugurated and assume their duties with the well wishes oi their predecessors. I t'r ood will among one's tellowmen. A, DAVID PRATT num Younc srzmon YELL Lmnrzn SPONSOR DEAR OLD HIGH. I love you. dear Laredo High. Though o'er my books I often. books I often sigh. And fuss and cuss and give you blame: But still I love you iust the same. In scholarship you always lead: Your alumni meet your country's. meet your country's need. In sports first always is your name: You're always there in any game. I love you. dear Laredo High, And soon for you, and soon for you. I'l1 heave a sigh I love you now still more than ever. For I must leave you. for I must leave you, High forever: For I must leave you, leave you. High. Forever. SENIOR YELL LEADERS 'no orouo sue Cam? David Pratt, Lorraine Nye, Alberto Cardenas. Iaque Richards Edward Champion Cathann Leyon -'di In S- +E.Li22fi1w . no . MRSPA-g2g'g5IM ROSE TARVER CLAUDE VILLARREAL CONSUELO FLORB VIOLA MARTINEZ PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER PETTIT POETRY CLUB The Pettit Poetry Club was organized in the fall of 1942 under the sponsor- ship of Mrs. Kathryne Yeargin Pettit. talented Laredo poet. Its purpose is to foster interest among the students of Martin High School in the study and writing of good poetry. Inspired by Mrs. Pettit's faith in the members, the club has progressed exceptionally well. and several of its members have received state and national honors. Every year since its organization the club has submitted poems to the National High School Poetry Association for entry in the anthology published annually by this association. ln the fall of 1946. Certiiicates ol Acceptance were received by Rose Tarver and Della Barron. Mrs. M. M. Lindheim is faculty advisor ol the club. which meets every third Monday ol the month. gumcg RAMON IOSEFINA LOZANO REPORTER PARLIAMENTARIAN Back Row Barbara Gonzalez. Eudelia Martinez. Alicia Hinoioza. Dora Espana. Alicia Garcia, Iesus Sohz Leopoldo Martinez. Candelra Pena Paulita Pena. Delia Hendon. Olga Truiillo, Carlos Martinez. Mrs. Lxndheim. Mana Bnones Front Row Alicia Dxosdado. Viola Martinez, Rose Tarver. Claude Villarreal. Consuelo Flores. Eunice Ramon Iosefina Loza-no - 'Ht THE LAREDO JOURNAL To publish thirteen issues of the Ioumal every year. the staff, including editor. reporters, columnists, typists, advertising solicitors and bill collectors, cartoonists, and numerous others, labor long hours. The results of their efforts may be seen in the honors the Iournal has won. A previous winner ot All-American Honor Rating, the Ioumal received First Class Honor Rating in the National Scholastic Press Association contest in the spring semester ol 1946 and Award of Distinguished Merit from the Inter- scholastic League, entitling representatives to enter the Interscholastic League Press Conference in May, 1946. Ira Lowry and lantha Bondy, '45-'46 editors, took part in the meet, and Ira placed first in copyread- ing and second in headline Writing, to place fourth in individual rating. This made the Ioumal the sixth newspaper in the State. The front page ofthe November 27, 1945, issue of the Laredo Ioumal will be used as an example of excellent make-up in the next edition of Dr. De Witt C. Reddick's ioumalism textbook. Dr. Reddiclz is associate professor of ioumalism at the University oi Texas and director ot I. L. P. C. First Row P. Young. G. Rosenbaum. Z. Nava, V. Pearson. Miss Doss. F. Aguilar. G. Escobedo. I. WatL -' 1 ,,,ww.,-., 5 1 n',a.......,r ' t .H pl, . - -'Z' ':,s.su'j 'V ' : A' 'i M ',f- gr f Y .fr . IWC r . f..' 51.....i,,', ,. ,Act ' f , .. Q I ti . .i .- um NE. i ,t 5 , . A xi! 8. . ,..... . 5 .. f t ' 19 ,, R wfimif. n ' QE , . ..t fl ' L .-. t ,.-:gg iz' I tt. 'uf-any l' Second Row-C. Villarreal. G. Davila. E. Bazan, K. Smith. L. Cardilli, D. Trevino. M. A. Guerra, E. Ramon. A. Guerra, R. Cook. Third Row-S. Rosenbaum, L. Gonzalez, L. Ruhlman, C. Garcia, B. Gallegos. Z. Saenz. O. Mendez. I. Colbert. H. Hopkins. P DaCarnara, S. Puig. Fourth Row-D. Barron. I. Saenz, N. Patina, R. Tarver, R. Vasquez, A. Diosdado, A. Garza. R. Omelas. G. Tarver, S. Cano, M. Cullinan. Not Pictured-Viola Martinez. te uw -'QQ MISS MARY FRANCES DOSS 2' A , Sponsor n nr A YS' X -A V 3 sm Ta Q 1' .K .lr ,Ac F ia? ' M FRANCISCO ANASTACIO AGUILAR GARZA Cartoonist Club Editor gh ZULEMA SAENZ Business Manager CLEMENTINA ROSE TARVER RAMOS Assistant Editor Assistant Editor 8 SARA PUIG - A t, News Editor 1 .. i K . 5 s W , t VOHNNIE GEORGE NEEL PEARSON , Sports Edxtor CLAUDE VILLARREAL Sports Editor News Editor ! ZACARIAS NAVA MARIA LUISA VELA ZULEMA' SAENZ ISABEL MARTINEZ BLANCA MARTINEZ ROBERTO ORNELAS PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY REPORTER TREASURER SGT.-AT-ARMS I ll, MR. GEORGE REUTHINGER SPONSOR THOMAS ALVA EDISON CLUB The Thomas Alva Edison Club was organized in 1925 to promote appreciation of the advantages to be derived from a knowledge oi the sciences. Green, which stands tor knowledge, and white, the symbol of sportsmanship, are the colors oi the club. Semi-monthly meetings are held by this club in which scientific experiments, the lives of great scientists, and extra-curricular activities are discussed. Along with its scientific work, the club has various social events, the outstanding being the initia- tion party. First Row-Olga Mendez, Dorothy Trevino, Faith Bruno, Maria Morales, Zonia Guerra, Roberto Martinez. Second Row-Blanca Martinez. Ice Watt, Charles Sinclair, Maria Luisa Vela, Eunice Ramon, Zacarias Nava, Minerva Martinez. Third Row-Elva Villarreal, Olivia Zardenetta, Nieves Zamarron, Bill Estes, Frank Davis, Sergio Cano, Isabel Martinez. Fourth Row-Roberto Collazo, Bill Champion. Iesus Ponce, Iulian Luna. Tom Deliganes, Mr. Reuthinger. Not Pictured-Viola Martinez. aww x Q0 I JK. ya Q' ,s-J,.f1:.iqQ'G, .Ei , ,, .srl Maria Luisa Vela, Maiorette Richard Swan, Band Major Mr. Russell Lewis, Director Lucille Iackson, Maiorette MARTIN HIGH SCHOOL BAND This year's band is directed by Mr. Russell Lewis, who had served thirty-seven months as a Navy musician and who prior to his enlistment in the Navy was instrumental instructor in the State School for the Blind at Austin. BAND OFFICERS Front row: Edna Leal. Secretary: Olga Truiillo, Iosela Hernandez, Ieannette Beauford, Maria Luisa Vela, Iurors. Back row: Ioe Pierce, Iuror: lose Compean, Foreman: Richard Swan, Sheriii: lose Miranda, Sheriii: Stanley Freed, D.A.: Pedro Bustamante. Iudge. SOPRANO SAXOPHONES Pat Atchley BARITONE SAXOPHONES Roberto Iimenez Iose Miranda CORNETS Arie Ainsworth Bobby Bruni Pedro Bustamante Santiago Caudillo lose Compean Carroll Hatch Robert Haynes Albert Hemenway ' Rogelio Robles Mr. Lewis has had the prob- lem oi training' under-class- men as band members. as thirty-tour b a n d personnel graduated last May. This year's band consists of seven- ty members. An R.O.T.C. unit was organ- ized this fall with twenty-three members. These young men march and perform tor the military reviews held on alter- nate Wednesdays. The' traditional coronation oi the band sweetheart tool: place between the halves at the Corpus-Laredo game when Edna Leal was crowned by Richard Swan, Drum Maior. HORNS Mary Atkins Nancy Anderson Stanley Freed Eduviies Mercado TROMBCNES Alonso Andrews Pedro Cantu Daniel Galvan Arturo Garza Richard Swan Candelario Navarro BARITONES Oscar Pena BASSES Walter Kramer Paz Fraustro lames Garrett Luis de la Pena Frank Hill Raul Lopez ' lerry Watson PERCUSSION Irene Almendarez Armando Ayala Amedee Casso Della Barron Tom Deliganis Iose Rodriguez Elida Solis it----W-W--we----f-pq t ftmiiifasm YE Q. V' 1 xii: , 1 J '.5::.-.Viv FLUTES Arabella Arce Graciela Arce Edna Leal Virginia Mann lean Williams OBOES Lucille Iackson Nora Patino CLARINETS Lydia Abrego Mary Belle Devine Doris Duke Gus Fernandez. Ir. Irene Guerra Ioseia Hernandez lack Heacock Suzanna Hernandez Leopoldo A. Iimenez Marilyn Lemoine Acela M. Martinez Maria Neira Rosemary Pierce Dario Puig Gloria Uribe ALTO CLARINETS Fara Navarro Elida Hinoiosa BASS CLARINETS Mary Stanton BASSOONS Ieanette Buford Olga Irene Garcia ALTO SAXOPHONES loe Pierce Gloria Ramirez Patricia Scott Olga Trujillo Albar Uribe Maria Luisa Vela TENOR SAXOPHONES Gilberto Gonzalez Ruby Laura Gunnoe Guadalupe Medellin The band performed at all football games, pep rallies and pep parades. It made one trip to San Antonio on October 23rd to the game with San Antonio Tech. Other band activities were: performing at the opening of the American Legion Iambo- ree in November. marching in the Washington's Birthday Parade. competing at the mu- sic festival at Kingsville. and sewing as guard of honor at the iuneral for Francisco Mon- temayor. ex-band member. 'tv' ' hifi ' Y 7 7 Back Row-I. Scribner. E. Champion. E. Bullock. I. Garrett. G. Neel. A. Cardenas. E. Brooks. I. Chandler. K. Ervin, I. Iones. W. Pad- dock, C. Gray. I. Alvey. B. Trevino. R. Cook. Second Row-Mrs. DaCamara. C. Craddock. I. Pope. I. Palacios, S. De Llano. P. Young. A. Prieto, H. Herbeck, I. Winter. P. DaCamara. P. Martin, B. Tucker, G. Longoria. I. Buford, E. Tucker. Third Row-I. Lozano. K. Smith. M. SandovaL C. Ceia. A. Arizolu. G. Ruiz. A. Arce, A. Acevedo. B. Martin. P. Young. I. Flores. M. Kazan. O. E. Garcia. Berta Gomez, Sally Sutton. Fourth Row-P. Roberts. A2 Diosdado. N. Patino. B. Martinez. A. Rodriguez. C. Martineh. B. Price, A. Medina. M. Gonzalez. I. Sanchez, I. Gonzalez. D. Cook. I. Hastings, L. Ruhlrnan. S. Camp. I ' f y CHORAL CLUB The mixed chorus of 1947 consisted ot sixty-one boys and girls. Singing for the Christmas assembly was the most important of their many activities during the fall semester: also they enter- tained at the Lions Club and the tuberculosis hospital. They entered the Interscholastic League contests in the spring, and they also gave a concert made up of band' and chorus. MRS. DA CAMARA SUE CAMP SPQNSQH PRESIDENT GEORGE NEEL SYLVIA DE LLRNO BARBARA TUCKER IOSEPHINE PALACIOS SALLY SUTTON VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER REPORTER PARLIAMENTARIAN Few. PAN AMERICAN STUDENT FORUM First Row-G. Torres, V. Martinez, Z. Nava, E. Barton, E. Ramon G. Garcia, Z. Saenz, C. Palacios, P. Young, H. Mata, R. Tarver O. Pena, D. Barron. A. Ainsworth. Second Row--A. Orosco. l. Martinez, A. Garza, N. Patino, M. L. Zarate, M. L. Vela, G. Rosenbaum, A. Garcia. O. Mendez, A. Garcia, C. Martinez, M. Gonzalez,. S. Rosenbaum, G. Florez, R. Lopez. Third Row-M. Sanchez, E. Leal, C. Flores. O. Garcia, V. Mata R. Vasquez, A. Guerra, M. A. Guerra, P. Young. MISS EVANGELINA MISS AMINTA CERDA GONZALEZ CO-SPOHSOI Sponsgr t -fl-'Gini bv' The Pan American Student Forum of Martin High School was organized in 1935 tor the purpose of creating a better understanding oi our Latin-American neighbors through the study of their history, literature and music. Our local Chapter has maintained membership in the State and National organizations. even though during the war these organizations became inactive. Beginning with this year, our local chapter is again participating in the State program of activities including extemporaneous speaking, essay writing and Latin-American music contests. Cash prizes based on point system are given at the close oi the school year for greatest participation toward developing the club's ideals. Motto: Ot one blood hath He made all races. R0CS UM ANAS1- GUSTPNO MARY A'rK1Ns Vice-President GAREIACIO GARCHEI pmliamentmian ERNES T BAR eaxaent Sec:-efqry 'heasut Sghqt. ,I TON 22 'K' CONSUELO FLORES ELAINE TUCKER IEAN WILLIAMS MRS. KAT E ANDREWS PRESIDENT IST VICE-PRESIDENT SGT-AT-ARMS SPONSOR THE COURTESY SERVICE CLUB The Courtesy Service Club. an honor organization. serves the school as well as the community. womotes a feeling of good fellowship and cooperation. and 9 Etimulates higher ideals among girls. x I MARY ELIZABETH ATKINS PATSY DA CAMARA SUE CAMP BARBARA TUCKER ZND VICE-PRESIDENT REPORTER SCRIBE TRP-I-XSURER I EDNA LEAL SECRETARY AND PARLIAMEHTARIAN Front Row-Sue Camp. Barbara Tucker. Patsy Da Camara. Elaine Tucker. Consuelo Flores, Mary Atkins. Edna Leal. lean Williams. Middle Row-Isabel Martinez. Leah Tannenbaum. Mary Boone Lowry. Mary Alice Corrigan. Sally Sutton. Irma Herbeck. Frieda B kligtx. Mary Io Mogas. Virginia Reuthinger. Ellen Deutsch. Ieanette Buford. ac ow Barbara Little. Amanda Guerra. Raquel Ramirez. Marilyn Lemoine. Lorraine Nye. Yolanda Chaires. Doris Duke. Gloria Longoria. Helen Hopkins. Mary Louise Lindheim. Pat Sanger. 4 15 K ,, ,. 1. . n, . H-if ,.,, Mxss MoMoN smut Puls STANLEY Fmznn GEORGE Loos LYON WILLIAMS sPoNson SECRETARY TREASURER SGT-AT-ARMS A stts I A to ,iii . V 5, 1 . . K -1., . 4 REPORTER THE NATIONAL THESPIAN DRAMATTC SOCIETY Established Iune ll, 1937, Troupe No. 138 of THE NATIONAL THESPIAN DRAMATIC SOCIETY OF MARTIN HIGH has had a most progressive year. -The troupe's 52 members and neophytes started work on a weekly Saturday radio program, the 'I'hespian Chatterbox. On December 5 and 6, three one-act places. Iust Underneath, Sparl:in,' No Greater Love, were presentod. A tremedous publicity campaign was carried on. Francisco Aguilar won first place in poster contest. These plays were the best ever given by an MHS dramatic society. Last spring a one-act comedy Iubie, was entered in the Interscholastic League competition: Col- leen Camp returned with 3rd place honors among individual actresses at the Regional Meet. The pre- vious year Lyon Williams was acclaimed - Best Actor at the Regional Meet. This spring Thespians participated in Interscholastir League drama and dd:lamation contest. A CLAUDE VILLARREAL, PRES. , sus CAMP CJ VICE-PRES. l I J L. Nye, S on, D. Duke. E. Beckelhimer, A. Garcia, F. Katz, F. Davis, G. NeeL B. Hop- kins, R.-C , D. Irvin, K. Villarreal, R. Guzman, S. Cano, A. Hemmenway, P. DaCamara, B. Morgan,' . Watson, P. Brand, Sponsor Miss Wanda Mornon, F. Flores. Second RowfM. Corrigan, M. Mogas. E. Deutsch, M. Lindheim, M. Rottenstein. A. Myers. P. Shipto 'M Morales, V. Mata. L. Granoft, G. Dublin. Third Row-S? xlliams, S. Camp, C. Villarreal, S. Puig. S. Freed. G. Loos. First Row-P. R1?wrt, P. Puig, C. Craddoclr, V. Reuthinger. S. Gray. A. Woolett, P. Prader, :s 'f,.. LN' - fr., , i 5- Y 1 ?27?2, 5'ff15E5' TH E B U SY B E ES The Busy Bee Club was organized this year and had its first meeting on De cember 12. 1946. when officers were elected. A party was given by the office for the Club on December 19. The obiect of this Club is to help the office force facul d th ' ty an e student body. Members of this club are scheduled for office work during the day at their off periods. Officers are as follows: Edna Leal, President Marie Kazen, Secretary Obdulia Centeno, Treasurer A. Valls, Doris Martin and Epie Garza. Sponsors First Row: Obdulia Centeno, Consuelo Pulido, Edna Leal, Ana Maria Carreio. Second Row: Marie Kazan, Margarita Diaz, Alicia Hinoiosa. Maria G din o ez. Mary Belle Devine. Estela Bazan, Rosa Amelia Botello, Victoria Nieto. Third Row: L R ' ' ' ' ' ' upe odnguez, Olivia Zardenetta. Glona Ramirez. Blanca Martinez. Eunice Ramon, Maria Teresa Blanco. Clementina Ramos. Socorro Sandoval. Emesto Pena. Carmen Santos. Sitting: Ieanette Hastings. Miss Valls. Doris Martin. Eppie Garza. ' CJ ACADE Y AWARD NNERS 55952 ff . x 0 ' I ,Q . ,A Q v , Ankfx . ' r Ax- NW. I 1 ,,, ABRAHAM RAMIREZ BEST ALL AROUND BOY if 'S V ' X . -5,4 P i in , . -f BEST ALL AROUND GIRL CQNSUELO FLGRES MOST HANDSVOME CLIFFORD GRAY 'EQ av' - q 9 'C JW 0 li ,Q 1, I ,-,.L ,Q 9 ev N gm 6 it Q C . fu , l F . ,I VkM?'fu,,f,,. L 0 0 M ff 1 ,--i iff ' 'L , MOST BEAUTIF L GARCIA ANGELICA DARIG HINOJOSA MUST QUTSTANDING ATHLETE L H BAND SWEETHEART EDNA LEAL BEST ALL ARGUND BUY GEGRGE NEEL J., ' if BEST ALL AROUND BUY ANASTACIO GARZA K A .sr3if!vaa,,Z'EkUii4V in K I MOST POPULAR GIRL SARA PUIG CAD ET CORPS Q Q, l 'gl 1 in is 'f, '. 5 N . -' 'I 'gn , ' 'Y W f x 'x . .R I . xii X A N s x i 4' 1 . x U KX 1 A H. . Q X xx K V iigwk 'a WN. X x ix W M V! XX X X JV . W X X X X X X X X ' Sw -, 44 f , iii-, f If-fwfr . if fy- - , 73. .ff -'V i, W ' I V ff sf- r wif EP' 0 f . A ., -5 ... 1 S, ff 'L 'Nw ,, WHS-+5 A A My! ,K 5-',z,j,i.zM4 44 it K E, .V.VVV 1 txgf. A M Q M 4 ., Q, ,1L,,a5?lfigq,gM33 A . iff' . . , ,ft lt ,A , A ,Q S X, My iff , A yr rvvzilffiifigfiliv, 'Q i ' .gg we f3Qiw5'l:fiSW XS ,Aa J - 'W . , - ' ,:':ff.c':P,i4ix.' -ri--.. r 1f??'x5l2iii1e'iT'5f.ld'i -w. , 4w4ff ' wif:i151,:A'i'1-:a3E?5s3'Lwf'lL R. . Q R 'Zim , ,4g,,.',5fY'3-'wfffy--Lg,'f 1:1,vQQf?-A 1 H V, JT ' Q fV'2.:f:'ST:ZR51vv2 1 C ,- K w ggi-fv 'E'w'x .: 'AH f'1M7 iff'w A' rf-' ,Qwbit L',xq1i 'zwie 9 ' 1 FQ!-,pe C, Rf.Af.b,,wx,J,,3,6-5-imgaiiei, L, v ,+ .Q ' V I WKWQW GLORIA MATA CADET CORPS SWEETHEART Gloria Mata presided over the Cadet Corps Review held on the evening of May 10, 1946. She was crowned Sweet- heart of the Cadet Corps by Lt. Col. Hilario Coronado on Shirley Field before a large crowd of spectators. Martin High in Review, Senior Pagent, Shirley Field, May l0, 19-16 Gloria Mata, Sweetheart of the Cadet Corps: Ladies to the sweetheart, Minerva Villarreal, Annie Roonie Feuille, Mary Alice Galvan, Patricia Chandler, Hortense Reughinger, Hortencia Guzman. - -.. 1. , K 1- fr .W 1 e V. ,nf k fv A , K' 'I - 1 4 1 va ' 3754- C iari ' 2 ,V 1e2r I he X 1 fa M . ? , i ,b-V as , 4 1 A 4 r Jfggp af1i3 Wt' i1'ttiFf1'ff ea 'P Q ea s t A 1 ,, If as f, '. . 4,1 41 nf' itz? rw serif? A 5 P, ca A : Q 5 I is X l www. Pep Squad Poses Cadets, Band, Pep Squad Appeared in Full Force Program Included Dancing and Presentation of Awards Combany B Stands at Parade Rest at 1 -- t Q , 13 ,, 'K 1' 5' wg ix , -1 F ww- . . A e 1 534 KW E3 N A 2 Q Qx ze J The R.O.T.C. Band, head- ed by Cadet Captain Rich- ard Swang Co. A. headed by Cadet Captain Prattg Co. B. headed by Captain Ygnacio Perez: and Co. C. Freshmen Company command- ed by Captain Enckhousen was honor company for the first parade. It was their first parade. headed by Captain jack Scribner at attention during the first par- ade of the school year. The Staff headed by Ca- det Major Casso and ' Sponsor Sara Puig at present arms during retreat. Third Platoon of Company A. commanded by Cadet Lt. Cook and sponsor Marie Kazen, gave excellent performance during the first parade. The R.O.T.C. Band marching in perfect ca- dence during a parade. The Band is headed by Cadet Captain Richard Swan, sponsor Maria Luisa Vela and Instructor Russel Lewis. The Staff again---w 1: ing for the f ai - parade t ormed C obe . adet Lt. Colo- nel Abraham Ramirez and Sponsor, Lamar, Herrera, head the Ca- det Corps. Sara Puig is sponsor to Cadet Major Casso. She is also head ofthe Pep Squad. M , - E , ,.,M!W' a n X in WOW PRESENT At a review he1dD cember 4, on t Shirley Field, t WOW presented the high school large flag. T1 Band, Pep Squa and the Cad Corps passed review. In tf upper photo az Mr. Frederi+ 2 H. Reyna, Prc julio Naranj Mr. Tom. Garcia, a: Captain A. Hein. Second Platoon, Company vu-ZRICAN FLAG ln behalf of the Wood- en of the World, I take eat pleasure in pre- nting to you this 'autiful American xg, stated Mr. julio xranjo. 'Ve three on the part . the Student body of . H. S. accept this ag and the obliga- ons that go with it , t. Col. Abraham amirez. ep Squad larches 34255, aw I 5' 'EL '-1' ix A N M V M . ,g'i', '-. , W4 .lr In 4 gli 59v?'9'T2.. '.4.1' L u ,h 15 - -Q -.- ta-1 ' H ia- 4 1' 1 , X vi z ni Ni- 'W . Mfagght .' S5 I HK.-M iw la 'A lim.: . f ,YF f at paf W 7J fAA4f W ,ga v v 'QM ' ,Qtftfi .g.,,fsg.gf1. .-L HQ af W a U a if Few Freshmen of Company D ready to begin their lesson in first aid. Lectures in first aid were given by the R.O.T.C. Instructor, Captain Hein in the gym. l X I if - Company C taking advantage of the shade Captain SCribner'S Company C ready for while the other companies get on the field. the parade. 7 i IW.. VO 59 ig J Military Training classes assist at presentation of the Silver Star, ' 'd d Diaz. Bronze Star, Purple Heart to the parents of Tx'1n1 a Federal inspectors meet Principal DaC amara at Retreat. Coffee. 3' Y 'ia lf,i-gs W H 5-- Waiting for the dignitaries to arrive RIFLE RANGE Captain August Hein instructing in firing stance. Applying fir st aid. 7'-0 su.,-1 x 6 Q, mf? Working Off if ,n. p. demerits. K , review February 12. MILITARY REVIEW, OFFICERS CALL AAL -4. ...All REVIEWING AUTHORIT Y The Staff and their Sponsors. r 5 Q.. ' Reserve officer, guests at : 12:1 '- Y , . g 3 3 7 1: V JI If Q ' i f f ' if 'N 5 , A-UPS wg vxti'-vw Q xv W' W5 X 40041 55 if A, . . Hg, Colors Company D Companies A and C Band Colors Company D Pep Squad Martin High Cadet Corps, Band, and Pep Squad march in Washington's Birthday 1' arade. Passing the Reviewing Stand Portion of Company D Y L ,S v 'M 1 f F iQ ' L . 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Y, F ., 1 I , , f W if. V Q' jf' A .W E 51 THE TIGER STAFF fl be iff fiz izdf n Lf- , ' ' . ,1 K v.V: K V .-...ff . sl if sv . I , z ,L ' .: ..L, - tfisff' 12' f .tsl-Q ' 'y ..,' ' .- M. V 2' .. ' ' 9. - A A V R. W. PARKER. Head Coach Coach Parker received his Bachelor oi Science Degree and was quite an athlete while receiving his education. He attended Kemp High School, N.T.A.C. I ., ,.. kkp, 83 M. R. DAVIS, Asst. Coach This is Mr. Davis' first year at Martin Hi and he did wonders with the Tiger line past football season. He also did a gr scouting iob on opposing teams this year. in Arlington, and Centenary and Shreveport Coach Davis was born in Eliasville. Tex Colleges. It was in the latter where he played iootball that he did very well in two basketball. He received sports-football and baseball. y M J B.A. Degree at Daniel Bak Mr. Parker has been coach- .....Q 1 .f. I College in Brownwood who ing at Martin High for tour - he lettered two years in io years as head football and iipp ,nnn P ball. track mentor: he has done a ,y.., sivl Q I' -Qi .,,. He served lrorn' 1942 to I9 wonderful iob, his track team P inthe army from which he w having won the Dishict track ..p Q discharged a captain. Wh' meet last season. Q .epe in the army he received g'.. Silvar Star and Purple 'He ff f T If ptse .25 Citations. v I Before ioining the army u ssnp. 5 .grv t Davis coached at Lovin I S ilflf n Riesel, and Lott. Texas. mediately before coming LOUIS NOV OA. Trainer Laredo. he coached the b ketball team at Thorndal Texas. - ball coach and has develo a great basketball program. This is Mr. Novoa's iirst year as trainer at MHS. He is the person that kept the team going physically this year. Doc. as he was called by most ol the players. is a veteran of three and a hal! years 'n the navy. While in the navy he served in the pharmacists department. He is a graduate oi our high school and received his B.A. Degree at Texas A. and I. College. Mr. Nova is director of Laredo Adult Vocational School in addition to being Tiger trainer. Mr. Davis is head basgj THE 194 6 TIGERS SITTING: TONY KAZEN. MGR.: IIMMY IONES. RICHARD OCHOA. HECTOR HINOIOSA. ROBERT ROBLES. GEORGE NEEL IAMES GARRETT. BEN TREVENIO, CLIFFORD GRAY. ALFONSO MAYERS. MGR. KNEELING: GREG DICKINSON. IOE GONZALEZ, LEONARD CHAIRES. RENE MORAN. HUMBERTO SANDOVAL, WALLY PAD- DOCK. IOHN ALVEY. DARIO HINOIOSA. SERGIO VILLARREAL. HENRY BLAKE. RODRIGO LOZANO. IACK O'I'IERN. MGR. STANDING: M.R. DAVIS. COACH: WILLIE VALLS. PAT MOORE. LEONARD DACAMARA. DAVID KUNZ. KYLE ERVIN. IOE CHANDLER. EDDIE BROOKS. ARTURO OCHOA. GEORGE FRANK. KENNETH ADKINS. R. W. PARKER. COACH. SUMMING UP THE SEASON THE TEAM DID BETTER THIS YEAR THAN IT HAS DONE IN SEVERAL SEASONS. UNDER A FINE COACHING STAFF. COM- POSED OF COACH PARKER AS HEAD COACH AND M. R. DAVIS AS ASSISTANT COACH, THE TIGERS FINISHED IN FIFTH PLACE IN THE DISTRICT RACE. CONSIDERING THERE WAS A SHORTAGE OF EXPERIENCED RESERVES THE TEAM WAS VERY SUCCESSFUL. THE TIGER RECORD LAREDO 50. SAN BENITO 0 LAREDO 25. CENTRAL CATHOLIC 0 LAREDO 0. THOMAS IEFFERSON 0 ITIEI LAREDO 32. MCALLEN 6 IOE CHANDLER KENNETH ADKINS RICHARD OCHOA DARIO HINOIOSA IAMES IONES LAREDO 25. T.M.I. 6 LAREDO 18. S.A. TECH 6 LAREDO 14. CORPUS CHRISTI 27 LAREDO 14. KERRVII.LE 8 LAREDO 0. AUSTIN 54 LAREDO 0. BRACKENRIDGE 30 TIGER LETTERMEN GEORGE NEEL CLIFFORD GRAY ARTURO OCHOA GREGORY DICKINSON GEORGE FRANK WII.LIE VALLS RODRIGO LOZANO EDDIE BROOKS KYLE ERVIN LEONARD DACAMARA TONY KAZEN. MGR. ALFONSO MAYERS. MGR. IACK O'HERN, MGR. I-IECTOR HINIIOSA SERGIO VII.LAREAL PAT MOORE HENRY BLAKE RICARDO GARCIA HUMBERTO SANDOVAL BEN TREVENIO PAT MOORE Center. I unior LAREDO 50 SAN BENITO 0 Playing the initial game ot the season on a very muddy lield, the Bengals made it a lopsided victory. Greg Dickinson started the scoring spree by running back the opening kick-off for a touchdown. From then on it was Laredo The game was featured with ass GREG DICKINSON Back. I unior HENRY BLAKE Back, Senior - P completions and interceptions, and long runs as every back and end scored. The Tiger line with timely blocking opened many a gaping hole and held San Benito to 17 net yards rushing. TIGER BACKERS PERFORM BETWEEN HALVES LAREDO 25 CENTRAL CATHOLIC 0 if t'tttc In the opening home game despite fumbles and pen- alties, the Tigers punched across iour touchdowns and held Central scoreless. The Tigers scored early with Cliiford Gray breaking loose for 58 yards. Gray and Arturo Ochoa scored alternately to finish up the scoring for the night. The Tigers rolled up 285 yards rushing and 11 first dovsms and held Central to 10 yards rushing. I f, ,-, Pf'--t'f5ifffEiW LEONARD DACAMARA Tackle. lunior GEORGE NEEL Center. Senior LAREDO 0 THOMAS IEFFERSON 0 Playing before a large home crowd the red and white played Thomas Ietlerson ot San Antonio to a scoreless draw. The Ieits, led by Kyle Rote, brilliant All-State back, threatened the Bengal goal twice on the 9 and 12 yard RODRIGO LOZANO End. Iunior lines but the Bengals put up gallant stands and held them. The Tigers threatened once at the Ieiferson 13 yard line. Ielierson went to the State playoffs. and until their 27 to 14 defeat by Odessa in the State iinals, the Laredo game was the only blot on their record. RICHARD RUNS WITH SURPRISE LATERAL AGAINST IEFF I qfyxpijgzwfifl f new IAMES IONES Guard, Sophomore Ji Here are a iew statistics of the game: Ietierson Tigers First downs ' 11 8 Passes attempted 10 6 Passes completed 5 21' Net yards rushing 140 112.- Punts average 36 30 .rt . . , in . X. ,m,,h.,Q. . A . . ttf . l l ,f 1 Nil... .'. ARTURO OCHOA Back. Senior V 11 55 --vnnszu A 8111.115 Back. Senior LAREDO 32 MCALLEN 6 'l'he Tigers went to the Valley again, making the game another victory although playing without the regular quarterback. George Frank. who was iniured. Scores were made by Arturo Ochoa and Clifford Gray on long runs and two touchdown passes were caught by Ioe Chandler and Kenneth Adkins. McAllen finally scored on what was considered by most people as a gift touchdown because of two un- necessary roughness penalties, carrying the ball.to the Tiger one-yard line. A SQUAD SCRIMMAGES ST. IOSEPI-I'S IN PRACTICE EDDIE BROOKS End, Senior 'lfltifiif X --., as LAREDO 25 T.M.I. 6 The Tiger men did it again, defeating Texas Military Institute of San Antonio. but not without having some trouble. The heavier Panthers played the Bengals a very clean hard game. Two touchdowns were scored in the first halt by Arturo Ochoa and Cliff Gray. In the second half T.M.I.'came back with a score. 'I'hen the Bengals scored twice more on'a screen pass JOE GONZALEZ and pass play to Chandler and Adkins respectively f ' w . ' KENNETH ADKINS Guard. Sophomore The game ended shortly afterward' I - End. Senior BEN TBEVENO DAVID KUNZ e. LAREDO 18 SAN ANTONIO TECH 6 A slightly overccniident Tiger team had a hard time ot it the iirst halt as it ended 6 to 6 with Tech scoring tirst on a pass.. The second half was quite difierent. The first half deadlock made the Bengals more vicious, scoring twice on line-bucks by Greg Dickinson. The first half score was made on a pass to Ioe Chandler. Tackl Senior K ' zur 'W 1 A ,-' I ' 4 A is ROBERTO BOBLES Back. Freshmcmr ' J , 10 1 'iw R ,no 1 J Y fi 3 S , M ' 44? 4 O A , . ,Wynn V I. .4 x4-'ef m5,,,..M:wf '5 Q- ' ,sw V W' M W ws-4-f W Fa Nm i 1+ IOE CHANDLER End. Senior LAREDO 14 KERHVILLE 8 Playing their last home game of the season the Bengals defeated the hard fighting Tivy Antlers. The Tigers were captained by seven seniors who gradu- ated this year. They were: Dario Hinoiosa, George Frank, Kenneth Adkins, Ioe Chandler, Clifford Gray, Arturo Ochoa, and George Neel. 'I'he Tigers drew first blood as Frank went over from the one. Fighting back in the second quarter Kerrville scored. The Tigers led 7 to 6 as Hinoiosa made the extra point and Tivy's extra point was no good. In the second half the Bengals scored again on a pass to Adkins. Hinoiosa successfully converted. Tivy ended the game with a safety. OCHOA SKIRTS HIS LEFT END WALLY PADDOCK Center. Iunior Q MEF i . we Ns ,Az 1 -4 -S 'Y iff.. ,- 'ff K it! V LAREDO 0 AUSTIN 54 Handicapped by sickness and injuries the Tigers went down before a terrific Austin onslaught at House Park Stadium. The Maroons were threatened once by Tiger passes to the Austin 18 yard line in the first half but could not cash in. WILLIE VALLS End, Iunior i The first eleven who played most of every game this season, had twb players who were very ill and some who were injured. The Austin boys wore down what was left of the first eleven with an inexhaustible supply of reserves. RICHARD OCHOA Tackle. Iunior SRGIO VILLARREAL Guard. Iunior 1 LAREDO 0 BRACKENRIDGE 30 lust recovering from the Austin game. the Tigers lost their last game of the season in Alamo Stadium to the purple and white Brack Eagles. The Bengals iust couldn't seem to get going. The team showed some tire in the closing quarter as they threatened the Eagle 15 yard line. The Tigers still showed tho' they wouldn't give up. EVERYONE LISTENS WHILE MR. KIDD SPEAKS AT BANQUET LEONARD CHAIREE End. Iunior ' V if -4 'Y 1 J 4, . an Q 1 Egirziff-L5Z,,Qf3 ?kkX 31.7, 1,-If 'afjftffff gzip 1 4 .,1,' nf ff: -W J. sr 'T Yi 5 - . , tw' . 2 Qs' -- 3-,,,.'i 'K yt'-jf. , IAMES GAHRETT Tackle. Iunior RICARDO GARCIA Back. Senior HECTOR HINOIOSA Guard. Freshman 1, ff 24 'Q- lr xi 3 sn OUR MANAGERS 5 I , E1 'IPM -. ,ir 55 , i .' ' -fm N ? 3, - . 5 . - :E w. X ff. ,. Alfonso Mayers ,J I -' Tony Kazen ' W C, 1. ff .:. f J' kf' I f' 1 - 1 fb 1- of 4 jf x X K ,, , f-r T 1 ,VW ,I M J, .vf Jack O'Hern MR . KIDD SPEAKS fi 3 1 1 A BANQUET WAS GIVEN FOOTBALL PLAYERS AND THEIR FATHERS AT CHULOS BY THE LAREDO LIONS CLUB. TROPHIES WERE GIVEN TO MOST VALUABLE PLAYER S. THE TR OPHY WINNERS 'H DARIO HINOJOSA 1 if . 5 ww ff ' ' Al-L fxx if .. I 'W R. CLIFFORD GRAY I THE FOOTBALL BANQUET DARIO RECEIVES THE MOST VALUABLE PLAYER TROPHY -is U Q2 V3 xllflii . V 'FUR 'S I EVERYONE ENJOYS A VERY GOOD MEAL W N, V nth .4 gf -.., Vu. V-M 1,3 -r w - I F k , , K .1 157- :A ti, W 391,-1 Af f' X -fl Y4. fl, MORE TROPHY WINNERS iw? -an null' ART URO OCHOA KENNETH ADKINS . K n 1' u R 2, ,f E N M V 'ip JOE CHANDLER . J V JXVJ X ky , o- M T HE BE NGAL BASKET EER S f. 25, Qggg, 5 K if ,jk, , , ?5gy1j, J iQf Q 4Q??fYi'f ' 3 :,:.,r,,pgf?y'A ' f :P f:z21,,' , L 3 3. is First Row: Pat Moore, Roberto Flores, Clifford Gray, Dario Hinojosa Rodrigo Lozano, Tony Kazen, Manager. Top Row: Mr. Davis, Coachg Kenneth Adkins joe Chandler, George Frank Greg Dickinson. THE SEASON RECORD Laredo Laredo Laredo Laredo Laredo Laredo Laredo Laredo Laredo Laredo Laredo Laredo Laredo Laredo Laredo San Diego 33 San Diego 43 Brownsville 43 Brackenridge 40 Cotulla 34 Cotulla 67 Holding 19 Central Catholic 24 Holding 31 Corpus Christi 50 Corpus Christi 43 St. joseph's Z7 St. joseph's 37 Kerrville 42 Kerrville 35 BASKETBALL LETTER MEN Pat Moore Roberto Flores Clifford Gray Dario Hinojosa Rodrigo Lozano Kenneth Adkins joe Chandler George Frank Greg Dickinson Tony Kazen, Mgr THE FUTURE A BASKETBALL TEAM 3 Wy. Standing: jose Azios, Martin Chacon, jimmy Chandler, Hector Hinojosa Kneeling: Gurnercindo Hernandez, Paul Staben, Leonard Chaires. +- X Ni I N ,ffl Standing: Antonio Moreno, Roberto Robles, Ramiro Saucedo, Daniel Galvan Kneeling: Refugio Escobedo, Humberto Sandoval, juan Rios. my A iv . 1 1: ff in V '55 HQ as ff 7' 'S 5 'vi I' 1 wr N. if 'EBSQ Q ii, :,. Q -Q , if . 4 ,X 5 if H! A j'Q?'Mte, 2 Nu V - Q Q, ,,,,fw-,E-QW 2 a , K F5 f i Ei ', U x Y .v J ' 'X SA 1 QZA 3 Ar 'Ein V gg? f 'i fi i his. Dario Hinojosa Guard, Senior ?'ttf ' V X I ADKINS GETS READY TO PASS IT Clifford Gray Guard. Senior Q 3: I , f Q! 6 1 J Greg Dickinson Rodrigo Lozano f i I A0 Center, junior F01-ward,junior THE. REFEREE SIGNALS TWO POINTS Chandler gets two free shots. FOUR JUMPING TIGERS TO ONE joe, Clif, Corky, and Pat outjump Central Catholic cager TIGER TRA CKSTERS OF 1947 we First Row: john Alvey, Eugene Arce, Willie Valls, Richardo Garcia, Cristobal Luna, Grover Champion, Tony Kazen, Managerp Eugene Rollman. Top Row: Pat Moore, Clifford Grey, Arturo Ochoa, George Frank, joe Chandler, Kenneth Adkins, Richard Ochoa, Coach Parker. THE TIGER TEAM THUS FAR The Laredo track team, captained by Arturo Cchoa, last year's State Broad jump champion, has received quite a few points in the two meets entered this season, The Border Olympics and The Alamo Heights Invitational Meet. Ochoa received high point man honors at both of these meets. Win- ning the broad jump, placing second in the 100 and 220 yard dashes, and running anchor man on Lar - edo's mile relay team which received third place, gave Ochoa the honors at the Border Meet. The mile relay at the time of this meet was composed of George Frank, Arturo Ochoa, joe Chandler, and Richard Ochoa. At the San Antonio Meet Arturo repeated his performance and Laredo got fifth place in the meet. He placed second in the 100 yard dash, third in the 220 yard dash, first in the broad jumb, and ran anchor for the mile relay team, which won this event. Kenneth Adkins, regular mile relay member ran on the team at this meet. Also at this meet Pat Moore received fourth place in the pole vault, and Laredo's sprint relay team received fourth. Kenneth Adkins, Senior, Mile Relay, john Alvey, Sprint Relay, Broad junior, Low Hurdles .I11mP MARTENSON OF BAYLOR TAKES 100 IN BORDER OLYMPICS o Pat Moore, Eugene Rollman, junior, Pole Vault Senior, 440 yard dash Clifford Gray, Senior, Sprint Relay, Low Hur dle s Grover Cha1'r1Pi011, Cristobal Luna, S0ph0m0I'e, High JUIUP Freshman, Mile Run Eddie Brooks, Senior, High Hurdles ,E,Z2ff?fWf OCHOA BREAKS THE TAPE IN PRELIMINARIES Dario I-Iinojosa, Joe Chandler, Senior Shot Put Senior, Discus, Mile Relay, Sprint Relay My 5 A 81 M Wins Preliminary in the 100 yard dash -V --1, -. V-V Y - -. A-.., .W wi...--4 Q-4. , . Y . ,.., , . , V-, ......-...........-... .QA ,, --,M ' Al lllf Brown of Corpus Edges out Ochoa in Hundred Yard Dash i 1 44' tx.:-w..., '1'f7?:.. -' Q.,-F... , . --.x x you., ,I Q . p A ib ,,,,x N-Xie -- ,rf , I 1 V at 'txl 5 SWA x U' f ' , 0 7 I I Lf ' 'vs '4 Q ,Q 5. e ' w fpt , yi v-. ,,' , ,,.4 pi. time ,T -A by .: X Burbank Leads in the Hurdles The college 100 yard dash. Z In 3 . . V I ' 1, L A 01 .4 0, 2- -mf-U ' W .m 'ff . io .-fm , -+'- .5.-5 I , J' ' ' s 244, 3'-wie . ff- ,gs if f f ,N . 4..a3 .l a' .ff an 1,1 Nah' V . 0 PQ -Gif' ee 1- 7 I ....k 'f 1f:- .: 1 k ? A ' Aw v W . . ,? :ui I . l -' A .,-N 'L ., f :fff j if 'LE 49 2- '55-FuYf'57 , 'J 1-33. A- - 'fm Ochoa going for the Tape Red Brown wins the 440 Parker and Martenson in front 'i W o I.. I .:x ' M 1 filr ige' - 'Af-V' llvv, 1, f' ,w 5' 7340.1 -ff 'i ',f.rfnf 1 4 'ii2i3Q'QSei2.,-K Q '4 ' - ' lp V- - ' ' f -- ' gi -4'-, A ,sow .a.-fl-24, 7' leaf r - e 5 ' .. fo-. Jim - S--'.LN -3,5 V--.-- .. 7 'Q'-' .WA w. ',f:g-.., I A-wr 'il . L -- -SA . W? ' ' --- jj?-. V. ' ' l 'W V' .. 49 0 :ga 5-Egg Houston wins the 220 Two new tennis courts were built by the School Board in February of 1947 at a cost of 353000. These courts have been used in instructing students in tennis. The girls have been instructed by Miss Ruth Young and the boys by Mr. D. P. Barrow. TOP ROW: F. Richter, E. Deutsch, E. Tucker, C. Carddock, B. Martin, M. Rios, N. Sandoval. SECOND ROW: D. Duke ,.. 1. ...wav-.nu-ug G. Guitierrez, C. Smith, L., Saenz. FRONT ROW: B. Tuck- er, A. de Luna, B. Saenz, D. Ramirez, I... Gon- zalez, C. Guerra. if 1 --wk! 4 9' TOP ROW: S. Freed, C. Villarreal, J. Vela A. Wilson, A. Canedo P. Shipton, G. Tarver J. O'Hern, E. Taylor. BOTTOIVI ROW: S. Vil larreal, Winston Hopkins, G. Becker Irvin. The Tennis Tournament was held during the week of March 19th-26th. During that time 16 boys and 16 girls participated. The winning gir1's double team was Florence Richter and Carolyn Craddock, Senior division. The Winning boy's doubles were Claude Villarreal and Stanley Freed, Senior division. The winner in the Senior division of singles was Elaine Tucker. The winner in junior division doubles girls was Lilia Saenz and Norma Sandoval and in the boys Junior division Keko Villarreal and Donald Irvin, in the singles, Jimmy O'Hern- ERC1AL -1- 'K ,M Fw if , X l i 1 4 w I, vw . . ri ' as it ei If Fast goin'...Have a C ca-Cola' Q L , , X. - 3 . . 4 friendbf emswer to what and bow to serve When young folks get together it's never long before you hear the welcome words Have 4 Coke. By right of unanimous adoption Coca-Cola be- longs to their world of refreshment and friendli- ness. And there's no easier way for Mom to win their approval than to be sure that ice-cold Coke Coca Cola is in the family refrigerator. . . ready to serve. 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Established in 1893 WHOLESALE GROCERS FRUITS AND PRODUCE Importers and Exporters LAREDO - - - - TEXAS Compliments of MOSER AUTO CO B WOLF sz REUTHINGER UICK D EALER BAKERY Authorized Sales 8z Service COMPLIMENTS OF GATEWAY CHEVROLET COMPANY Compliments of LAREDC NATICNAL BANK LAREDO, TEXAS Capital, Surplus, and Profits Over S900,000.00 O F F I C E R S PAYNE BRISCOE ...................................... .......,....,, - .. President R. I. BENAVIDES ..................,................ .,...,.,s V ice-President E. A. LUTON ....,,,.............. ..... . Vice-President P. W. BUTTRON ...................................... Vice-President RAMIRO SANCHEZ ..................................,. Cashier A. R. VELA ...................... Asst. Vice-President L. J. CARDENAS .......,........ Asst. Cashier LUIS F. MARTINEZ, Asst. Cashier D I R E C T O R S Harry C. Sames A I. W. Beretta George W. Spence Payne Briscoe john W. Ward Max A. Mandel R. I. Benavides I. C. Martin SERVING TWO NATIONS SINCE 1892 Compliments of I Union National Banlc . of Laredo Q0-fvlZf1J,AMfvffC-'-9? Nfl WLM hae--' Member Federal Reserve System Members Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation LAREDO - - TEXAS -l-1r+ -rwu -lrwf-of +-r'wv--17sf-+f1u-?-q- if Lucy has to be W W? f Easy Y bfi 'Tj I ' 1 . 17 ' ,Y I, -, jf hx use -z. A 73-EA .A The Band sees that their sweetheart is always chapproned. 'E- Those hats are really chic. different. What a wonderful pose, Arabella. What, a Pep Squad member with the Band! Who's the little boy, Mr. Lewis? A11c1a D103 dado ' 'Miss Populamty 5' Llc-' lf s ,. -6 ',' ,.'3gs ,e, fl V 4, ,ML +- oc, a .asf y K a-FQN .,,-if 131- nA,yw,ik 'M M tvMg wf'f f 4,11 ,isisxdgs Eg KQ'WWQ?f e ' fm t 5 -.a W3 t, f W-M N., 1 My Aff' eff-im Q W'TxVt i 'QQ.4 if' 3' -- l, 9 -., 1 1, ..g Q 5 some u I5 Alicia and Raul doing nicely. Fine Flowers Especially Designed For Any Occasion REYNA FLCRISTS Telegraph Delivery Shop wif Compliments For really beautiful lots of on the Heights LA RE YNERA - See - Fine Ladies Ready-to-Wear D R Y D E N 220 Convent Ave. Phone 2794 LAREDO, TEXAS Phone 631 Compliments gf Ladies Ready-to-Wear L' ' nd A rthur Buford cQ Sons mgme fl Accessories CLEANERS Corner Flores 8: Hidalgo Phone 2654 LAREDO, TEXAS Phone 2002 Superintendent of Schools J. W. Nixon with Uncle johnny Morton. 1,-. Q. wg lf f-It X. - 'S' - M !i'Q5f57 ? 1, ,,e Ch r i stma s The Gang Mr. Lee Weigel, Metals Teacher Papa joe. Mr. Leyendecker, and Mr. DaCamara. f I A . tiff J? A I- f I I .Elf ' . l 1' A I I - W , l ml!! K ' ..L, I B r:43M ' AH. ' YQ if ' Assembly Metals Shop Teachers at Chow U A Compliments of HERRING PRICE LUMBER CO. LAREDO, TEXAS of Compliments of Materials For All Occasions W B HEAN ER - La Dama Elegante ' ' Prop. S. Fisher M A GN OLIA PRODUCTS Laredo's Foremost Fabric Shopv 217 Convent A . Phone 1126 Compliments of LAREDO CREAMERY - Casso Guerra 8: Co. P A S T E U R I Z E D DAIRY PRODUCTS LARED0, TEXAS I. O. Walker W. Y. Bun COMPLIMENTS OF ALFREDO SANTOS HIDES - SKINS - FURS L S ., V, I LIUAREZ FURNITURE STURE C0mP1imen'1S Of FINE FURNITURES Philco Radio and Refrigerators Gas Roper Ranges On Easy Terms 602 Matamoros St. Laredo, Texas JACK YE AM AN, Publisher Telephone No. 29 I nf B-B DRY CLEANERS 8: STEAM LAUNDRY DYERS-HATTERS-TAILORS Compliments of LOUIS KOWALSKI Telephone 22 and 777 ILAREDO, TEXAS MATAMOROS AT FLORES CENTRAL LUNCH STAND The best in a hurry We aim to please Compliments of JOE'S AUTO SERVICE 802 Convent Ave. 'COMPLETE ONE-STOP STATION COMPLIMENTS OF LAREDO LUMBER CO. Compliments of THE NEW PLAZA GARAGE FRED M. BRUNI, Owner 2092 Phone 601 San Bernardo A V Compliments of LAREDO THEATRES PLAZA TIVOLI RIALTO ROYAL AZTECA and MEXICO To the Seniors - You have done a ine job. Keep it up. To the Teachers - I think you'oe done darn good work on darn poor pay. REX SH AN KS Compliments of Bustamante Grocery 1607 San Bemardo LAREDO, TEXAS Compliments of C. H. KAZEN P. A. KAZEN E. I. KAZEN A. KCHICD KAZEN Q QQ 7 6' fx? -'nHuufb, F nr' O01 5 slr RXSEO 756019 1. C. PENNEY C0 Martin High School Boosters Compliments of RADIO STATION I W K P A B SERVING TWO NATIONS MUTUAL BROADCASTING SYSTEM 1 Compliments City Drug Company of Laredo's Super Drug DANDY BAKERY Fountain and Lunch Service and PASTR Y SHOP Phones 210 211 Laredo, Tex S AM S U L L I V A N Operator of RICHTER'S SHOE DEPARTMENT And THE SCOOTI SHOE STORE ,-L L ...ML ' I 1 RAMIREZ MOT OR V COMPANY f Distributors for Plymouth and D Soto Houstoneat Convent J' C' Compliments of Q Telephone 295 P. O. Box 151 Laredo, Texas Tecl Gtstlerrez The Best Insurance That Money Can Buy Hamilton Hotel Bldg. Phone 259 Phone 59 CENTRAL DRUG CO. Fon SERVICE LOWEST PRICES IN ToWN Unequaled Prescription Service ELIZABETH ARDEN DOROTHY GRAY FRANCES DENNY BARBARA COULD 1 fx 5-J Ms, -'36 Compliments of Neel, King,ancl Rach 3 Compliments of LAREDO STEAM LAUNDRY Compliments of Randolph Slaughter Co IMPORTERS sr EXPORTERS Growers and Shippers Ran-jon Brand Vegetables LAREDO, TEXAS Compliments of BRENNAN 81 COMPANY F ORWARDING AGENTS CUSTOM BROKERS Laredo, Texas N. Laredo, Mex. Compliments of Sterling Grocery Compliments of Hines Nash Motors Victoria at Convent Phone 11 LAREDO, TEXAS SAMES MOTOR CO. SALES SERVICE Your Ford Dealer Since 7910 LAREDO, TEXAS Compliments of RUARK INSURANCE AGENCY L. P. Botello GENERAL INSURANCE LAREDO, TEXAS H. Dittlinger .... .. Roller Mills Co. DAVID M. SLAUGHTER COMPANY Moss.-PRODUCE BROKERS The QUALITY Millers DAVID SL UGHTER L T Laredo Branch l 1201 Main Ave. CANTRELL 8: COMPANY STATIONERS - OFFICE OUTFITTERS - PRINTERS TYPEWRITERS - ADDING MACHINES RUBBER STAMPS 1107 Iturbide St. Phones 1373-1374 ff N 1 'IZJ 1 ' x L-X ll lx, I!!! -T 1'If Xlxlz' 'X'f'. 1 - Lf, X X I .WIA fl XKILJ 'x Q X 1 X' Xxx 'D' '15 Y x-Z QV, AXxIf0 ,I- 7' x'N -y- Zx, gtk !NjN NL 0 PREQQNTNQ QHOZS AND TL I -,' IN X- if X, lXA!L,N!l-Jfxx fxk 'ba J X- X 'Q O w'f:1.1.g-+nQ as llytf-rf? 4-I XRRY S ZPUSCE 5563.1 SHQS! X COMPLIMENTS OF The Texas Mexican Railway Company GENERAL OFFICES LAREDO, TEXAS COMPLIMENTS OF O. W. KILLAM ll L I Greetings from Q Exclusive Brands S T O E Suits Shoes Better Home Furnishers , Stein-Block Edwin Clapp G Kuppenheimer Walk-Over P 110116 ----- 1234 . Arrow Products Stowers at your door Compliments of CONTINENTAL APPLIANCE COMPANY DEALERS OF HOTPOINT ELECTRIC KITCHENS . 1006 Hidalgo Street . Phone 2806 J Ben Garlinghouse W. F. Stayton A S I R O S G. 81 S. OFFICE SUPPLY ' EVERYTHING Fon THE OFFICE HARDWARE SPORTING GUODS 1110 Lincoln St. Phone 183 HOUSEHOLD W ARES LAREDO TEXAS Accounting Supplies Steel Files . Bank Supplies Wood Desks 1112 Hidalgo St. Laredo, Texas RUSS SWISHER 8' SCNS ROYAL CROWN BOTTLING COMPANY 7D5 MARCELLA BUX131g PHONE 627 LAREDO. TEXAS GUERRA HARDWARE 81 SUPPLY 00. COMPLIMENTS OF BDRDER FUUNDRY 81 MACHINE COMPANY HI IAQKSQN WON DCQMT mil 1 156 HAP M OM? D Y 'Q W C pl t Compliments of of PARISIAN A. L. HANSEN coNs1cNEE Ladies Readyw-Wear Gulf Oil Corporation Compliments of LAREDO MCJTOR CCD. Inc. Roberto Rosenbaum, President LAREDO, TEXAS COMPLIMENTS O F THE RECCRD SHCP The Music You Want When You Want It 1217 HIDALGO ST. TEAM WORK PA YS OFF In sports or business - the wise person knows that TEAMWORK PAYS OFF. No activity can operate for long without the sustained elforts of all concerned. The members of the United Gas team realize this, and the con- sistent efficiency of all employees has resulted in the dependable Gas o service which we have come to accept as commonplace. Good Gas Service Doesn,t Just Happen v remember Miles of pipe lines, millions of dollars worth of equipment A and the faithful service of thousands of United Cas if , employees make up the miracle that is dependable. ' f ..- ,,.:IEi3.fEa-.5.,, efficient, and economical NATURAL CAS. nathan 0000 onsszma noaswv u N I T E Just mwoln -3 Q his , , wi mess: Mmglrw nw Youn Home mon E: C . O Pan American Music Co. Automatic B O R D E R PHONOGRAPHS - RADIOS Sales - Service - Rentals F. B. RODRIGUEZ, JR. 1 413 San Augustin Ave. A G E N C Y LAREDO, TEXAS EXPORTS - IMPORTS 24-Hour Service GENERAL Washing and Lubrication HUMBLE SERVICE STATION FQRWARDER5 No. 270 T' I' HALL, Agent LAREDO, TEXAS Drive in for Complete Service Day Of Night Phone 2487 P.o. Box 637 Phone 308 One Block North of Plaza Hotel Congratulations, o GRADUATES! W e Q Nfl, Readiif, and writin' and 'rithrnetic N Are a part of your education ' ' But don't forget when you flick i a switch, L fa I'm ready with electrification! G fxixl l l Ll' REDDY KILOWATT, C QRK Your Electric Servant V I in .4 At Home or at School Pl. UG lM44yl'M Qcmrmm. Powfzn AND uairr CUMPANY 'TEXAS HATS SHADETHE NATIONH Xi! 740 LASSP HAI uh- il- un.,. Tlli' mmnwr srraw 1 THE ' 1 -1l.,ldcaI lor hnrsc zclw mlm , mrkiug or lhc beach, Available for imma- Iuum' dulwcry T0 DEALERS ONLY. Fashioned in a ul: an chu nn 5 mis mu it 1 To Sell Far. . . SL00 LAREDO 'IEXAS 1 .I 'M . iBJ .1 PARADE SCENES FROM Ha U ' x IL X x W5 Q 'pqxrk T if . A f ' 'mp R -1... , A x ,ax .i 4 , 4 AN... . 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PIITSBIIIIGII PAINTS Phones 128 and 127 Trssuiilfl SUN PROQOF ' ll ua l' N 9 J l lg - vu , P fl 'ffl Sl MA lilllllll I I! 50 S1mStonS Everything A Man Wears For The Man Who Cares Sulak Building LAREDO, TEXAS Our Recommendation gets you the job. Our training Hts you to hold it. LAREDO BUSINESS COLLEGE ' 1 ! +4 P o Compliments of Martin High School Cafeteria I Operated on a pon-profit basis Managed bY L' emzhcke gfaref Mr. 6. Mrs. Sid Martin moz H D Leo smear i. R no 1' AMERICAN CUSTOMS DISPATCH COMPANY UNITED s'rA'rEs cusvoms anon:-:Rs PULLOI QWQLVCJQEKW VETERXNS Gxmxg 5, 2 1:21:35 W f bauscui DRXPI SHXPIS' MEN f f . bb UML., X IDDPIS, L 'mf ' gin! gf' ff,,'.ifL,ai-M, V ,vpvgqjalfw ' l DROOPS 5 HUI mimo CRAT9 R1PqBuc2SNS1fvEND1icm2Rs mfNS0 ,yin-a..4L1u.jA'g,4,L,X4J Qgfm SBK: . ! TliXCHiRSI QM Dimxsi MM ZW. 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