Poth High School - Log Yearbook (Poth, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1945 volume:

T To an ex-student of Poth High School who conrrands the admiration of the student body and faculty: Por his outstanding scholastic ability in high school, For ambitiously completing his edu- cation at S. W. T. S. T. C., Por being the only ex-student to become a member of the Poth School faculty, Por his unselfish service to the armed forces of our country. We, the Seniors of '45 proudly dedi- cate The Log to Sgt. HELMUTH NITCHWANN ' U. S. 9th Army ★ On the StAtMC ' ROLL OF HONOR r Go Ccut+Uuf -v ' Acosta, Adolph Hacay, Lawrence Perez, Daniel Albert, Houston Hill, Elwood 2 Perez, Edward Artus, Paul Jiral, Joe Reinhard, Clarence Artus, Walter Klaus, George Relnhard, Francis Artus, Werner Klaus, Roy Reinhard, Lawrence Becker, Alvin Kolenda, Johnnie Repka, Frank Bednarz, Herman Koenig, Henry Earl Repka, Ludwig Bllllmek, Oscar Kosarek, Norman Schmidt, Adolph Blllimek, Walter Krahn, Siegfried Schroeder, Chester Blohm, Werner Labus, Frank Schulze, Alvin Bomba, Onfrey McBride, Leon Schulze, Elton Carlisle, J. D.1 McClure, L. F.1 Schulze, Harvey 2 Casares, Paul MacDougal, Francis Servantes, James Coldewey, Conrad Maha, Clarence Servantes, Isreal Conn, Hampton Manak, Adolph Ulbricht, Walter Dworaczyk, Chris Meyer, Clifton Ullraan, Elroy Dzulk, «Emil Meyer, Elmo Vetter, Clarence Ehlers, George Meyer, Magnus 2 Vinclk, George Ehlers, Gussle Meyer, Wilbert Waclawczyk, Bull Ermler, Roland Merecko, Charlie Werland, Harry Fahrenthold, Melvin Moore, Wamell Woellert, Hugo Fahrenthold, Milton Nltchmann, H. H. Zunker, Albert Lee Glendinnlng, Billie Noll, Elmer Zunker, Authur Glendinnlng, Frank Oppelt, Joe Zunker, Elwood Grier, Albert Pennington, Eugene Zunker, Elmond Guenther, Rudolph Pennington, Neal Deceased 1 Teacher 2 Purple Heart ★★★★ dOAKD OF 7RUSTEtS OFFICERS Mr. E. J. Kosarek, President Mr. W. H. Woellert, Secretary Mr. H. P. Bielefeld, Census Trustee OTHER MEMBERS Mr. Harry A. Beyer Mr. E. J. Billimek Mr. Leslie Maeckel Mr. August Malcher Mr. Anton Stavlnoha Mr. Victor Warnken mwM ‘ ... ...................... J. W. lane, Supt. B • S • , M. A. Social Science Bookkeeping m Mrs. Annie J. Nsjvar P. A. 7th and 8th grades S Mrs. louise Stoeltje 2nd grade H. F. Bielefeld B. S. Math Science Miss Adele Mstejek 5th and 6th grades Mrs. Claudia Mae Sample B. S • Primary Mrs. Everett Robuck B. S. English Spanish Mrs. W. H. Woeliert 3rd and 4th grades Music Mrs. Faul Ermler Primary SB- '• • ‘v- ''X • . v. s- .... • - � •• ■ •• 'WS SttHL. ft SENIORS Hugh Lee Conn Football, 4 Basketball, 4 Glee Club, 4 Pirate Association, 4 F. F. A., 1, 2, 3 Elroy Flielier Football, 4 Pirate Association, 4 F. F. A.,1,2,3 Alean Himmelreich Pep Squad, 4 Basketball, 3 Rose Mary Kosarek Glee Club, 1, 2, 4 Band, 1, 2 Yell Leader, 4 Volleyball, 1, 2, 3, 4 Tennis, 1, 2. 3 Basketball, 1, 2, 3 Class Reporter, 2 Mildred Kunkel Glee Club, 1, 2, 4 Band, 1, 2 Librarian, 2, 3, 4 Yell Leader, 4 Volleyball, 1, 3 Basketball, 3 Tennis, 1, 2, 3 Class President, 2 Dramatics, 2 Class Treasurer, 3 F. F. A. Sweetheart, 2 Harry Meyer Football, 1, 2, 4 Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4 Track, 1, 2, 3 Tennis, 1, 2, 3 Band, 1, 2 Class President, 1 Fres. of Pirate Assoc., 4 Glee Club, 4 Pirate Association, 1, 2, 3, 4 F. F. A., 1, 2, 3 Charles Warnken, Jr. Football, 4 Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4 Tennis, 3 Pirate Association, 2, 3, Class President, 4 Treas. of Pirate Assoc., 4 Glee Club, 4 F. F. A., 1, 2, 3 Bertha Bauman Pep Squad, 3 Volleyball, 2, 3 Doris Eckel Glee Club, 3 Yell Leader, Band, 1 Class Pres., Volleyball, 1, 2 Basketball, 1 Marilyn Flieller Melvin Flieller Glee Club, 3 Football, 3 Pep Squad, 3 Basketball, 2, 3 F. F. A. Sweetheart, 2 Glee Clulj, 3 Jeanette Eckel Glee Club, 3 Pep Squad, 3 Band, 1 Volleyball, 1, 2, 3 Basketball, 1, 2 Class Reporter, 3 Clyde Grier F. F. A., 1, 2 Volleyball, 1, 2, 3 Basketball, 1, 2 F. F. A., 1, 2 Pirate Assoc. , 3 Mary Louise Hoelscher Glee Club, 3 Pep Squad, 3 Librarian, 3 Volleyball, 1, 2 Basketball, 1, 2 Band, 1 Ray Jiral Basketball, 3 F. F. A., 1, 2 Wilford Roinhard Glee Club, 3 Basketball, 2, 3 Football, 3 F. F. A., 1, 2 9 SOPHOMORE CLASS ROLL Eddie Lee Barosch Blondie Copying his Algebra from the Srs Manuel Borrego Handsome” Telling everyone that he can reach his locker. Blondell Dunn Soph's Idol” Reading letters from the boys. Iraa Lee Oloor Three Oaks Glamour Girl ' Working an Algebra problem for the class. Mary Ann Hill Loud Mouth Making noise about her studies. Betty Jo Pennington Butch Smiling at the Jr. boys. Clarence Kunkel Sawdust Always minding his own business. William Kutac, Jr. Eddie Cantor, in person Never laughs at his own jokes Vincent Respondek Bright Boy Mr. Bielefeld's body guard. Georgia Mae Rochen Pin-up Girl Singing the newest hit song. Catherine Warnken Crammer Telling the class how to run a class meeting. AN A x % FRESHMAN CLASS ROLL Harriet Ann Beyer Slim On a candy diet. Madora FlieDler Dodie Checking out a book and handing it in without reading it. Marvin Klaus Bright Boy Always studying with his books closed. Gene Maeckel Grease Ball RBading a book without his glasses. Imogene Orts Flirt Strutting down the hall. David Schmidt Lil Abner Making all his basketball shots. Frank Coldewey Cobby jjjlL Catching flies in the study hall. Bob Grier |||k Samson Sits still too long. Anna Marie Kutac Little Flower w4m Failing all her tests. Albert Neubauer Jack Benny of Poth Hi Always interested in what the teacher has to say. Neal Pennington Penguin Honor Student of the Freshman Class. Mary Jacqueline Voges Judy Canova Never talking to anyone in the s tudy hall. GRADE SCHOOL CLASS ROLL FIRST GRADE. Top row left to right: Louis KolodzieJ, Jr., Elane Moczygemba, Harvey -Fahrenthold, Gladys Bielefeld, Alvin Krawitz, Betty Lou Boening, Cedric Chris, Elaine Rotter and Victor Plieller. Second row: Rose Yosko, Billy Mahe, Sidila Garcia, Marcelina Borrego, Elvira Borrego, Johnny Zunni?a, Valeses Ramoriz, Futuroso Torres, and Juanita Sanches. Third row: Jose Tovar, David Hernandez, Phillipe Hernandez, Joe Davalos, Sisto Sanches, Victor Tovar, Abel Davila, Paul Padilla, and Daniel Rameriz. Fourth row: Rebecca Davila, Frances Hernandez, Bobby Balladez, Estar Olivo, Katie Perales, Sipirana Tlgeringo, Gloria Olivo, and George Antuna. Fifth row: Pedro Padilla, Adam Rameriz. (Not pictured: Juanita DeLeon, Bruce Duderstadt, Juan Servin, Trinidad Tlferina, Norman Luna, Ruven Servin, Rachel Rameriz, Lupe Sanches, Adam Rameriz, and Victor Coronado.) SECOND GRADE. Bobby Blllimek, Billy Jean Schwertlich, Donald Hoel- scher, Lillian Jarombek, Edward Mathew, James Sells, Eugene Havel. Sixth row: Franklin Coldewey, Juan Serna, Joe Sanches, Abel Antuna, Samuel Rameriz, Delflna Rameriz, Pete Luna, Joe Garcia, and Mike Hernandez. Seventh row: Artura Galinda, Frances Hernandez, Katie Luna, Concha Perales, Mary Rose Luna, Pola Padilla, Sophia Trevino, Alice I.una, and Elizabeth Davilla. Eighth row: Mike Sanches, Soledad Davila, Estar Rameriz, MaryAnn Ochoa, and Mary Ann KolodzieJ. (Not pictured: Richard Neubauer, Susan Brysch, and Theo Arairelo.) v%«� i • W cl ■ •r. :S'i An ......SCCi-' F. '%$2£2 . «muxituMWT rr. GRADE SCHOOL CLASS ROLL THIRD GRADE. Top row left to right: Martha Ann Pennington, Bobby Stoeltje, Malta Lee Maha, Clifford Kunkel Mildred Krawltz, Lloyd Sells, Rose Marie Skrobaczyk, Rudolph Malcher, Jr., Gladys Moczygemba. Second row: George Dunn, Margaret Yosko, Jacob Perez, Clara Puente, Richard Krawltz, Anita Sanchez, Daniel Antuna, Lucia Luna, and Dora Puente. Third row: Lydia Garcia, Sally Ealladez, and Leanora Borrego. (Not pictured: Luplta DeLeon.) FOURTH GRADE. Efram Jarorabek, Claudia Mae Boenlng, R. C. Albert, Jr., Betty Ann Mathews, and Leland Maha. Fourth row: Wanda Joy Duderstat, John Yosko, Edna Mae Maha, Rueben Yosko, Mag-ie Serna, Abel Rameriz, Julia Puente, Santiago Oballo, Alfredo Hoye, and Ray Perez. (Not pictured: Marcus Garcia.) FIFTH GRADE. Fifth row: Eugene Kosarek, James Hoelscher, Elizabeth Krawltz, Ramon Rameriz, Candelara Luna, Joe Costellano, Josephine Zuniga, Solomon Rameriz, and Rose Zuniga. Sixth row: Tony Luna, Rudy Luna, and Trine Orosco. (Not pictured: Olivia Guevara, Ben Antunla, Alfred Oppelt, Mary Rose Coy, Glenn Allen Helium, and Ma adellne Jeromtek.) SIXTH GRADE. Janelle Maeckel, Charles Klaus, Annette Bielefeld, Joe Dwain Dunn, Merlene Boysen and Herbert Lee Coldewey. Seventh row: Tommy Zuniga. (Not pictured: Edmund Byrsch.) SEVENTH GRADE. Mary Lou Kelley, Clifton Flieller, Dorothy Mae Hoelscher, Otto Maha, Jr., Margaret Stavlnoha, Delbert Boysen, Lillian Skrobaczyk, Marvin Seifert, and Dorothy Neubauer. Eighth row: Paul Winkler, and Melvin Reinhard. (Not pictured: Dickie Grier and Archie Mathews.) EIGHTH GRADE. Cyrstel Warnken, Fred Duderstat, Mae Jeanette Ermler, John Maha, Jr., Dorothy Ann Boenlng, Anna Marie Albert, and Lorlne Moczygemba. % QUEEN NOMINEES POTH HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES 1937-45 1937 Lothell Mona Moore - Mrs. Zane Lawhon - Bookkeeper - Pleasanton, Tex. Telka Blllimek - Mrs. Irvin Jenkins - Housewife - San Antonio, Texas Genevieve Perez - Josephine Grier - Mrs. Jack Stewart - Clifton, Arizona Irvin Jenkins - San Antonio, Texas 1938 Wilma Nltchmann - Mrs. J. J. Mason - Housewife - San Antonio, Texas Jo Ann Helen Mlculka - Teacher - Temple, Texas Joseph Albert Jlral - U. S. Navy - FPO San Francisco, California George Albert Klaus - U. S. Army - Camp Swift, Texas Edward Perez - U. S. Army 1939 Mlldrod Ann Orts - Chief Clerk OPA Office - Ploresvllle, Texas Walter Alfred Ulbrlcht - U. S. Navy - University of North Carolina Warnell Henry Moore - U. S. Army - Corsica Roy Edward Klsus - U. S. Army - England Ludwig Thomas Repka - U. S. M. S. 6. S. - Alameda, California 1940 Isabel Marie Orts - Graduate Nurse - Crew3 Hospital, Gonzales, Texas Doris Lucille Blllimek - Mrs. Thomas Moczygemba - Housewife - Poth, Tex. Gertrude Ann Schwertllch - Mrs. William Pavllska - Housewife - Poth, Tox. Elmo Meyer - V. A. Instructor - Fayetteville, Texas Clarence G. Vettor - U. S. Army - England Elwood W. Zunker - U. S. Array Frank J. Repka - U. S. Navy - FPO San Francisco, California Lawrence G. Hacay - U. S. Merchant Marine Pete J. Kozel3kl - Deceased - July 7, 1940 1941 Genevieve Patricia Relnhard - Mrs. Wm. Bclnvale, San Antonio, Texas Cecilia Josephine Manak - San Antonio, Texas Elsie Marie Grier - Graduate Nurse - San Antonio, Texas Lucy Mae Grier - Mrs. Roy C. Lyle - San Antonio, Texas Lorlne Margaret Jlral - Mrs. George Grozior - Montgomery Ward, Waco, Tex. Dorothy Elvada Conn - Mrs. William Thuney - Poth, Texas' Alice Leona Ulbrlcht - Beauty Parlor Operator - San Antonio, Texas Emma Labus - Mrs. Eddie Valchor - Housewife - McCoy, Texas Lillie Helen Sefclk - San Antonio, Texas Conrad Coldewey - U. S. Array - Liberal, Kansss Paul Henry Artus - U. S. Coast Guard - FPO San Francisco, California Albert John Grier - U. S. Navy - FPO San Francisco, California Alfred William Eckel, Jr. - Defense Work - San Antonio, Texas John Turner Haese - Dairy Operator - McCoy, Texas 1942 Maxine Theresa Orts - Real Estate Stenographer - San Antonio, Texas Ella Mae Beyer - Mrs. Edgar Ehlers - Housewife - Jacksonville, Florida Mary Rose Eckel - 1945 Sonlor University of Texas, Austin, Texas Isabella Alma Ehlers - Bookkeeper,A. D. Warnken and Sons - Poth, Texas Mary Rose Hacay - Mrs. Ira Kellner - Frederick, Oklahoma Rita Eleanor Relnhard - San Antonio, Texas Bernice Lorlne Relnlnger - Stenographer, John Mensfled - San Antonio, Tex. Henrietta Schwertlich - Universal Book Bindery - San Antonio, Texas Minnie Florence Servantes - San Antonio, Texas Paul Louis Casares - U. S. Army - anil Prank Dzuik - U. S. Navy - FPO San Francisco, California Werner R. Artus - U. S. Coast Guard - FPO San Francisco, California Clemens Joseph Lowak - Frost National Bank - San Antonio, Texas Lawrence Marcus Reinhard - U. S. Navy - FPO San Francisco, California Elroy Joe Ullnan - U. S. Army - European Area 1943 Marilyn Kathryn Reinhard - Teacher - Poth, Texas Voncile Schwertlich - Stenographer, Jefferson Std. Life Ins. San Antonio, Texas Evelyn Mae Kunkel - Bookkeeper - Ford Motor Co. - Floresville, Texas Lola Mae Coldewey - Vogue - San Antonio, Texas Molly Priscilla Vinclk- Ruby Lee Grier - San Antonio, Texas Nellrose Grier - Leah Mae Zunker - Defense Clerk - San Antonio, Texas Anna Belle Jiral - Western Union - San Antonio, Texas Pilar Marie Coy - Joske - San Antonio, Texas Norman Thomas Kosarek - U. S. Navy - San Diego, California Lawrence Edward Lowak - San Antonio, Texas Roy Clyde Raabe - Dairy Operator - McCoy, Texas Harvey Quincy Schulze - U. S. 5th Army - Italy Christopher Dworaczyk - U. S. Navy Wilbert Henry Meyer - U. S. Navy Victor Julius Himnelreich - Clerk - Hoelscher-Kosarek - Poth, Texas Richard Paul Rochen - Clerk - Stavinoha Chev. Co., Poth, Texas Atlee F. Krebs - Farmer - Floresville, Texas Chester Donnerberg - Defense Work - San Antonio, Texas 1944 Verna Mae Orta - Freshman University of Texas - Austin, Texas Mildred Annie Flieller - Beauty Parlor Operator - San Antonio, Texas Mary Louise Clark - Mrs. Richard Guenther - Housewife - Poth, Texas Ella Lee Clark - Beauty Parlor Operator - Floresville, Texas Erleen Katnlyn Schulz - San Antonio, Texas Lillian Ruth Hill - Clerk, Solo Serve - San Antonio, Texas Lucille Reinhard - Clerk, Frost National Bank, San Antonio, Texas Catherine Reinhard - Clerk, Frost National Bank, San Antonio, Texas Katherine Artus - Student Nurse - St. Louis, Mo. Billy Leo Woellert - Freshman - University of Texas - Austin, Texas Winston Joseph Woellert - Freshman - Schreiner Institute, Kerrville, Tex. Richard Adolph Havel - Freshman - Saint Mary's University - San Antonio Bobbie Brown - Farmer - Cotulla, Texas Elwood Louie Hill - U. S. Army - APO New York, N. Y. 1945 Mildred Corine Kunkel Rose Mary Kosarek Alean Lena HImmelreich Victor Lee Stavinoha Harry Leo Meyer Charles Herman Warnken, Jr. Hugh Lee Conn Elroy Willie Flieller w. FOOTBALL The Pirate squad of 1944 holds the championship title for the district composed of Stockdale, Sutherland Springs, Jourdenton, Nixon, Lavemla, Pawnee, and Poth. The team forged ahead to win five con- ference games out of the six played, and thus took the district crown. The Pirates also won a non-conference game from Falls City. The season was one to be remembered by the Pirates and envied by future teams. The credit for a fine team belongs to Coach J. W. Lane, who had In preceding years turned out excellent teams along with the squad of '44. There was possibly less experience at the start of this season than In any previous Pirate squad but at the middle of the season each seemed a veteran ball player, and the result was Inevitable. The record for the year Is as follows: Falls City 0 Poth 45 Stockdale 0 Poth 28 Springs 0 Poth 27 Lavernia 0 Poth 43 Jourdanton 6 Poth 61 Pawnee 7 Poth 26 Nixon 22 Poth 14 Total 35 Total 244 BASKETBALL The Pirate team of this year was the defending champion of their district, having won easily the year before. After defeating Pettus in the final round of the district tournament the Pirates were award- ed the first place trophy for the second consecutive time. In add- ition to the district trophy the Pirates are the proud possessors of two other first place trophies: Karnes City and Poth tournaments. They also won third place in the annual Pettus tournament. The Pirates then went to Regional meet where they won the first game over Lyford. In the second round of the tournament they were defeated by the regional chsmps, Ingleside. The season's record was 17 wins and 5 losses. Individual scoring record for the season: Harry Meyer-----------154 points Charles UhlIg----------52 points Victor Stavlnoha------131 points Edward Vinclk----------32 points Charles Warnken, Jr.101 points Hugh Conn---------------5 points Melvin Flieller--------66 points Total points for the year: 548-------opponents 343 n I ...... ........... - mwm ' SENIOR GIRLS VOLLEY BALL The High School girls under the supervision of Mrs. Myrtle Robuck have been playing Intramural volley ball throughout the winter months. Out of these classes a senior girls team has represented the school in contest with Floresvllle and Sutherland Springs and was entered In the Annual Invitation Tournament at Karnes where they won third place by defeating Kenedy and Falls City, lost to Victoria, the winner of the tournament. This squad represent Poth In her Invitation Tournament April 6th. Bertha Baumann, Dorothy Schmidt, Mary Ann Hill, Lottie Mae Grier, Betty Jo Pennington, Marilyn Flleller, Harriet Ann Beyer, Imogene Orts, Jeanette Eckel, and Catherine Warnken City They will GIRLS PEP SQUAD Poth High School not only had a fine football team for 1944 but also had an outstanding Girls Pep Squad. Sponsored by Mrs. Myrtio Robuck and led by Mildred Kunkel, Rose Mary Kosarek, and Doris Eckel these girls worked long and faithfully to add color and spirit to each of our games. Their marching and formations drew high praise and their cheering carried the Pirates over many a rough spot. Their singing of Pirates Forever before each game did much' to establish our school song In the hearts and minds of all fans. The squad was composed of the following students: Mildred Kunkel Rose Mary Kosarek Doris Eckel Kathryn Schwertllch Anna Marie Kutac Mary Louise Hoelscher Betty Jo Pennington Mary Jacauelin Voges Cyrstal Warnken Mae Jeanette Ermler Jeanette Eckel Harriot Ann Beyer Doris Klaus Madora Flleller Anna Marie Albert Alean Hlmraelreich Mary Ann Sohr Marilyn Flleller Catherine Warnken Imogene Orts Ima Lee Gloor Dorothy Schmidt Bertha Baumann Margie Sohr Lottie Mae Grier Blondel Dunn Georgia Mae Rochen Pii ' s' ■ W' 6 :u:X, XC BHMKE LATEST IN NOTIONS GROCERIES TASTES TO PLEASE THE FAMILY PHONE 16 ■ WM. ECKEL 6 COMPANY DRY GOODS Cl PHONE A? f •....................... ....................... AW ,, : V FAHRE NTHOLD LUMBER YARD 1002 FOR THE PIRATES BUILDING MATERIAL BUILDERS SUPPLIES HOME BUILDERS POTH T E XA S vmms� WmW , v M _____ • CONGRATULATIONS TO THE 1945 SENIOR CLASS H '%. 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Hoelscher Mrs. A. H. Matthews Mrs. Clyde Pahrenthold