Poth High School - Log Yearbook (Poth, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1947 volume:

A Record of Qlatemalte cutdi A pfie u4UjA. of My Jliyh School Ifea i My Homo. Clate. of My School. My T o ' r - - f r c4oo POTH, TEXAS e 0© 0© 0 Pirates forever, Hail gold and blue; You know forever as always We'll be true to you. So fight, fight, fight, fight, boys, Show honor due To the Pirates forever; Hail to thee, the gold and blue. WE PROUDLY DEDICATE THE LOG OF 1947 TO A MAN WHO HAS SERVED HIS COUNTRY IN BOTH THE ARMY AND THE NAVY; WHO HAS PLAYED AN IMPORTANT PART IN REVIVING OUR SCHOOL SPIRIT; TO ONE WHO HAS TAKEN A VERY ACTIVE PART IN ALL SCHOOL ACTIVITIES; TO ONE WHO IS EVERYBODY'S FRIEND, MR. V. J. (MAC) MICULKA i DM I MISTU ATI ©N I POTH MICULKA BIELEFELD S T O E L T J E M A T I H E W S LANE s u N D A Y WOELLERT EZZELL TELTSCHIK SUPERINTENDENT facu ti H. F. Bielefeld B.S. at S.W.T.S.T.C. G.S. Principal Math, and Science Mrs. R. B. Poth: B.A. G.S. Principal Social Science University of Texas V. J. Miculka B.S. at S.W.T.S.T.C. Spanish and English Mrs. L. F. Poth B.A. at Incarnate Word Primary J. W. Lane; B.S.M.A. at S.W.T.S.T.C. Superintendent, Bookkeeping, Coach and Typing Mrs. Robert Stoeltje 2nd Grade Mrs. A. H. Matthews Primary Lower 3rd. Mrs. Ima Sunday; B. S. at S.W.T.S.T.C. 3rd Grade Mrs. W. H. Woellert 4-th Grade Music Miss Annadell Teltschik 7th and 8th Grades Mrs. A. M. Ezzel 5th and 6th Grades Substitues were: Miss Jessie Pearl Click Mrs. Bruno Ullbricht Zoato MR. E. J. KOSAREK President MR. HARRY BEYER MR. E. J. BILLIMEK MR. LESLIE MAECKEL MR. W. H. WOELLERT Secretary MR. WALTER VOGES MR. ANTON STAVINOHA MR. VICTOR WARNKEN SENIORS BAROSH BORREGO BOYSEN DUNN GLOOR HILL KUNKEL RESPONDEK ROCIiEN PAPE PENNINGTON PUNDT TRAEGER TRAEGER WARNKEN .Jfz r all— Eddie Lee Barosh - Basketball 2, 3, 4; Pirate Assn. 3, 4; Football 3, 4$ Volleyball 2, 3, 4; F.F.A. 1; Class Reporter 3; Softball 3, 4- • Manuel Borrego - Football 4j Class Pres, lj Pirate Assn. 4., Roland Boysen - Football 3, 4; Pirate Assn. 3, 4. Blondell Dunn - Basketball 1; Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball 3j Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2; Class Secretary 2; Class Reporter 1, 2; Tennis 1; Gold and Blue Path Asst. Editor 4; Annual Humor Editor 4. Ima Lee Gloor - Volleyball 2, 3, 4; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Baseball 3. Mary Ann Hill - Volleyball 2, 3, 4; Class Pres. 2; Vice-Pres. 3} Pep Squad 2; Artist for Gold and Blue Path and Annual 4; Softball 3 • Clarence Kunkel - Football 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Pirate Assn. 3, 4; Pirate Assn. Reporter 4; Volleyball 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2; F.F.A. 1; Class President 3; Class Treasurer 1, 2; Sports Editor for Gold and Blue Path and Annual 4; Softball 3, 4. Harry Pape - Football 3, 4; Pirate Assn. 3, 4; Basketball 3, 4; Softball 3, 4; 4-H 3, 4j Track 3, 4. Betty Jo Pennington - Yell Leader 3; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2; Basketball 1; Class Sec. 1; Class Pres. 4; Pirate Assn. Sweetheart 4; Softball 3, 4; Tennis 1; Asst. Editor for Gold and Blue Path. Henrietta Pundt - Volleyball 4; Pep Squad 4; Class Sec. 4. Vincient Respondek - Football 2, 3, 4; Pirate Assn. 2, 3, 4; Vol- leyball 2, 3, 4; Basketball 3, 4; Baseball 3, 4; Pirate Assn. Treas. 4; F.F.A. 1; Track 3, 4. Georgia May Rochen - Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Baseball 3; Glee Club 2; Asst. Editor for Gold and Blue Path 4; Chief Typist for Annual 4. Paul Traeger Jr. - Football 3, 4; Vice-President 4; Basketball 3, 4; Pirate Assn. 3, 4; Baseball 3, 4; 4-H 3, 4; Editor for Gold and Blue Path 4; Bus. Mgr. for Annual 4; Pres, of 4-H 3, 4; Track 3, 4. Robert Traeger - Football 3, 4; Basketball 3, 4; Pirate Assn. 3, 4; Class Treasurer 4; Class Secretary 3; Activities Editor of Annual 4; 4-H 3, 4; Baseball 3, 4; Track 3, 4; Vice-Pres. of 4-H 4; Asst. Editor for Gold and Blue Path. Catherine Warnken - Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; Glee Club 2; Tennis 1; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Librarian 3, 4; Vice-Pres. 2; Class Treas. 3; Class Reporter 4; Softball 3, 4; Editor for Gold and Blue Path 4; Bass Drummer 4; Editor for Annual 4. Class President .... BETTIE JO PENNINGTON Vice-President....................PAUL TRAEGER Class Treasurer.................ROBERT TRAEGER Class Secretary................HENRIETTA PUNDT Class Reporter .... CATHERINE WARNKEN UTOO'R.AT H .-.' ■ A. � .- COMMENCEMENT SERMON WAS DEL IVERED BY PLACE DATE COMMENCEMENT ADDRESS WA S DELIVERED BY PLACE DATE JUNICES BEYfeR COLDEWEY FLIELLER HAESE HIMMELREICH HOSEK KOTARA KLAUS LAMZA MAECKEL ORTS SCHMIDT VOGES Harriet Ann Beyer - Secretary 1, 3; Treasurer 2; Glee Club 1; Volleyball 1, 2, 3; Baseball 2; Pep Squad 1, 2, 3; Yell Leader 3; Bass Drummer 2• Frank Coldewey - Basketball 1, 2, 3; Baseball 2. Medora Flieller - Glee Club 1; President 1; Vice-President 2; Pep Squad 1, 2, 3; Volleyball 1, 2, 3; Assistant Editor of An- nual 3; Librarian 3. Billy Haese - Football 3; Baseball 3; Vice-President 3; 4-H 3; Pirate Association 3. Ella Nora Himmelreich - Pep Squad 3; Volleyball 3; Baseball 3. Paul Hosek - Baseball 3 Adrain Kotara - Football 2; Pirate Association 2; Baseball 2. Marvin Klaus - Basketball 2, 3; Baseball 3; Volleyball 2, 3. Mary Ann Lamza - Pep Squad 3; Volleyball 3; Baseball 3. Gene Maeckel - Football 3; Pirate Association 3; Basketball 3; Baseball 2; Reporter 1, 2, 3; Assistant Business Manager for Annual 3; Volleyball 2. Imogene Orts - President 2, 3; Volleyball 1, 2, 3; Pep Squad’ 1, 2, 3; Yell Leader 2, 3; Glee Club 1; Treasurer 1; Baseball 2; Snare Drummer 1. David Schmidt - Basketball 2; Baseball 2. Mary Jacquelin Voges - Glee Club 1; Treasurer 3; Pep Squad 1, 2, 3; Volleyball 1, 2, 3; Vice-President 1; Secretary 2. Imogen e Harriet Ann - Mary Ann - Ella Nora - Frank - Gene - Billy Paul Riding a red scooter and we don't mean alone. In the hall just looking. (It must be for Robert) Studying in the Study Hall. At Three Oaks Hall dancing with Eddie Richter. In’the Study Hall reading funny books which are concealed in note-books. At the hall playing basketball. Driving his Jalopy to school. In history class chewing a couple of packages of gum. Marvin Adrain Mary J. Medora David - In every class wise-cracking. - Anywhere in silence. - In the dressing room primping. - Gossiping anywhere, anytime. - Reading all the new magazines that come in every month. President . . Vice-President Secretary . . Treasurer . . Reporter . . . Room Mothers . , . . . IMOGENE ORTS .... BILLY HAESE HARRIET ANN BEYER . . MARY J. VOGES . . . GENE MAECKEL MRS. HARRY BEYER MRS. LESLIE MAECKEL Sponsor . . MR. V. J. MICULKA DATE PLACE. TOASTMASTER. ADDRESSES SCPUCMCRES __ cy? ro ?c? $£d- PUENTE SCHNEIDER SCHULTZ WARNKEN WELLER ZOOK ALBERT BOENING DUDERSTADT ERMLER JOHNS MAHA Sp fo w o 5 Anna Marie Albert - Jumbo The most energetic girl in P. H. S. Dorotiy Ann Boening - Noiseless Especially when Mae and she get together. Fred Duderstadt Gay Johns Johnny Maha Ernestine Puente Lerqy Schneider James Schultz Crystal Warnken Jennie Lee Weller Lois Zook - Paul's successor He has such nice manners. - Fatso The guy that drives that truck seems to like her as she is. - Mohair Always ready to leave when there is work to do. - Loud Mouth Always interrupting teacher's discussions with her non- sense. - Sonny Boy Trying to keep that hair out of his eyes. - Little Step Schultz We can't im- agine how he ever gets to his locker with those small steps. - Kistal She's got the curliest hair, wouldn't she and James make a pair! - Weller She is so quiet the teachers don't know she's present. - Louse Kidding, being her favorite past time, always gets her in a jam, and we don't mean strawberry. Mae Jeanette Ermler - Sharp Tongue Always looking for some back talk. ( . i fCESHMEN BOYSEN GRIER HOELSCHER JIRAL MATTHEWS MEYER M0CZYGEM3A REINHARD SKROBARCZYK STAVINOHA TAYLOR WINKLER ZOOK Delbert Boys en Delbert Boysen - Harry's opponent He was seen playing hands with Bettie Jo on the school bus. Dickie Grier - Poth High's Girl Hater Nobody shares his motorcycle. Margaret Zook % - The best conversationist She has the most interesting topics to talk about. Dorothy Hoelscher - Poth High's Cyclone She's always traveling. Evelyn Jiral - Rochen's successor She has such a beautiful swing. Archie Matthews - Star Athlete He thinks Algebra is a snap Grace Taylor - The nosiest girl in P. H. S. Always aggravating the teachers in Study Hall, Paul Winkler - The laziest and slowest fish He didn't even seem enthusiastic about football. Newton Meyer - Glamour boy He's got more crooners than Frank Sinatra. Albert Moczygemba - Most optimistic boy in High School Always playing jokes on somebody. Melvin Reinhard - Putac Too big for his size, somebody- ought to put a brick on his head. Lillian Skrobarczyk - Grave Robber Chases the boys that are twice as old as she. Margaret Stavinoha - The dumbest girl in the class Always flunking her tests. i ELEMENTARY a tc bad's ±. CHARLES JANELLE JOE DWAIN MERLENE EDMUND BETTY KLAUS HAECKEL DUNN BOYSEN BRYSCH TAYLOR Not pictured: Annette Bielefeld, Kenneth Pfullm n. LILLIAN MARVIN BEN MAGDALENE EUGENE ilAIDUK SEIFERT AN TUNA JARQMBEK KOSAREK RAYMOND VERONICA GLEN ALLEN MARIE HERBERT HENRIETTA RAMIREZ CANLAS HKLLUMS SUEVERA COLDEWEY DUEVEL JOE CANDELARIA BENJAMIN BETTY ANN JOHN WANDA oOY CASTELLANO KOTARA MATTHEWS YOSKO DUDERSTADT TRINE GERVASE MAGGIE JOSEPH LELAND EDNA MAE XIMF.N?:Z MOCZYGKMBA SERNA GARZA MAHA MA5LA yf CLAD DIE MAE: 30ENING EP HREM rAROMBEK TONY LUNA ALFREDO DE HOY A !v RUVEN OROSCO Zou TZ a c Z ft f ROSE MARIE CLIFFORD LUCY GEORGE R. W. IMA SKR03ARCZYK KUNKIL LUNA DUNN MALCHER TAYLOR MARY SUE MARTHA ANN LYDIA DANIEL GLADYS ABLE SUNDAY PENNINGTON GARCIA ALTUNA MOCZYGEMBA RAMERIZ EMMANUEL SELKIA MARGARET MILDRED MELBA LEE El, I AS GARZA GUEHVERA YOSKO KRAWIETZ MAHA BAS,UEZ BOBBIE RICHARD ABEL EUGENE . LAMBERT EDWARD STOELTJE KRAWIETZ ANTUNA HAVEL ASKINIA MATTHEWS PETE ANITA KATIE BILLY JOE BOBBIE LUNA SANC1SZ LUNA SCrfcERTLICH LOVAK BILLIMEK MARY OC'DA SUSAN BRYSON JUAN SALLE CHARLIE SERNA BALADEZ 3ALADEZ i 'tc 'V'ou'rT r ELENORA AIX I PH RGMELIO MIKE JUANITA FRANK HOEFELMEYER ZUtERMAN LONGORIA HERNANDEZ MARTINEZ MARTINEZ LILLIAN SHIRLEY BILLY BILLIE BETTY CONCHA JAROMBEK McKINNEY MAHA LEINKWiBER BOENING PERALES VICTOR JOE BILLIE SIDELIA BENJAMIN ROSE ELI ELLER GARCIA iEKNANDEZ GARCIA LASKOWSKl YOSKO LUIS MARY BRUCE ELAINE GLADYS HARVEY KOLODIEJ KOLODIEJ DUDERSTADT ROTTER BIELEFELD FAHRENTHOLD ARMANDO SOFIA GUEVEARA GREVINO ALEX MARY ENENENCIO RUTH MARTINEZ LUNA GARZA TAYLOR PETRA GARZA ELDIRA BORREGO BEN ALVIN LONGORIA XRAWIETZ POLA JOE PADILLA DAVALOS RICHARD JUAN EDWARD PEDRO MARCELiNA WILLIE RICHTER SERVIN STAVINOhA PaDILLA BORREGO KRAWIETZ HUBERTO GEORGE DAVID CARL PAUL GOYO TORRES A1UNA HERNANDEZ ZIEGLER PADILLA MORALES MARTHA LOY KATY TENNIE ABEL REBECCA RUBIN VOGES PERALES LEINEWEBER DABILA DA3ILA SERVIN CAROL WARN KEN VIRGINIA GARCIA SEPR1ANA TIGERINA FRANCE HERNANDEZ ESTHER DLIVO a oOSE TOVAR RITA ADELING LEONA FELIPE MOC7YGKMBA GARCIA iOELSCHEK HERNANDEZ TENOVERA GLADYS GARCIA YOSKO WtJt (ftoufe 1 At axe J' CAROLINE TRINIDAD HERLINDA BETTY IRALIA JOY ANN LASKOWSKI TIGERINA LUNA POLASEK GONZALES MUENSTER PETRA ROSE MARY JANICE JOHNNY ALFRED LUPE SANCHEZ RICHTER ORTS ALCORN BEDNARZ LUNA FRANK PENNINGTON LORENZA GARZA ELDA RAMIREZ VIRGINIA DE HOYOS LILLY MAE ZIMMERMAN LINDA MANAK SEFERENO BILLY DEVAIN ALFRED LEE JESSIE WALTER TREVINO HOEFELMEYER RICHTER RIENHARD POLASEK LASKOWSKI DAVID CORN ROBERT KOLENDA KASPER MUTZ SANTOS SERBANTEZ FRANCISCA TREVINO NXCOLASA HERRERA JUAN HERRERA JUAN HERNANDEZ NICK EE LEON FRANK ROCHO HELEN LUNA CLARITO SILVA iNNETH TOLLMAN ' ‘.8th 1 rTOTOSA TORRES LE1PE WILLIE ANITA LUISA SILVA GARCIA SANCHEZ HERRERA MARIA ROC HO AURORA TOVAR HOBBY VALADEZ JOE PEDILLO BF.RTA GUEVARA CRISTINA HERRERA ALFREDO GARCIA VICTOR TREVINO RAY GARCIA VICTOR CORONADO CECILLO GARCIA ANDRES CORONADO HENRY FIDENCIA ELUTRIO ROCHO :IRNaNDEZ TREVINO nf U7d: ,rflde’ :iarza’ - 5th. red Oppelt, - 3rd. ry Alice Luna, Artnur Moczygenba, Loleda Davila, Ester Ramirez. • oncelo onzales, Samuel Ramirez, Joyce arombek, Lidias £l°liVm; LOWCr iSt Akr9n Dabil0� Clarita Barbosa iTiL °Saf 0ruA revino, Mar Rose Garcia, Maggie .arcia 1 norent In’ - ? Amali Carranza� � fael Ramirez. I M rUnez ’ 'jarCi ilorence J s Ania, Francisco ANETTE BIELEFELD 8th f SPORTS To of6a Archie Matthews, Clarence Kunkel, Eddie Lee Barosh, Vincent Respondek, Harry Pape, Paul Traeger, Robert Traeger, Gene Maeckel, Mr. Victor Miculka, Manuel Borrego, Newton Meyer, Billy Haese, James Schulze, Fred M. Duderstadt, Roland Boy- sen, Leroy Schneider, Paul Winkler, Mr. J. W. Lane. (Harry Pape and Vincent Respondek were co-captains on this year s team.) The Pirates again failed to obtain district champion- ship, but it was by a very narrow margin. To be precise, 1 point. The district, composed of Pawnee, Stockdale, Suther- land Springs, Smiley, Lavernia, and Poth, was not as large as the previous years. Following is the record: Pawnee . 7 Poth 6 Smiley 6 Poth 30 Lavernia 15 Poth Li Stockdale Li Poth 19 Sutherland Springs __0 Poth 26 Total ... 2 Total ... 95 A fine job of coaching the boys was done throughout the season. Thanks Mr. Lane, you've done a swell job. mYM as s£: Catherine Warnken, Mary Ann Hill, Harriet Ann Beyer, Betty Jo Pen- nington, Gay Johns, Jennie Lee Weller, Crystal Warnken, Ima Lee Gloor, Mary Jacuelin Voges. Vincent Respondek, co-captain; Paul Traeger, Eddie Lee Barosh, co-captain; Fred Duderstadt, Harry Pape, Clarence Kunkel, Robert Traeger, Frank Coldeway, Leroy Schneider, Marvin Klaus, Paul Winkler. Not Pictured: Gene Maeckel and Melvin Rein hard. At the time the Annual went to press, the Pirate Basketball team was out in front in the District race with eight wins and no losses and with two more District games to go for the zone championship. Stockdale, the nearest opponent, six wins and two losses. The team was lead by Barosh and Kunkel from last year's team, and Pape, Respondek and Traeger boys playing grand ball for first year men. Duderstadt, Schneider and Winkler were able reserve men with Maeckel, Coldewey, Klaus, Reinhard and Pfullman looking like good prospects for 194S. The following girls compose our Senior Volleyball squad: Imogene Orts, Catherine Warnken, Mary Ann Hill, Ima Lee Gloor, Betty Jo Pennington, Blondel Dunn, Har- riet Ann Beyer, Henrietta Pundt, Mador a Flieller, Mary Ann Lamza and Ella Nora Himmelreich. Our Junior girls Volleyball squad is as follows: Mary Jacquelin Voges, Jennie Lee Weller, Crystal Warnken, Gay Johns, Lillian Skrobarczyk, Evelyn Jiral, Margaret Stavinoha, Mae Jeanette Ermler, Anna Marie Albert, Lois and Margaret Zook, Grace Taylor and Dorotly Mae Hoelscher. These girls are working very hard to maintain the Senior girls championship and to obtain the Junior's championship. Coach J. W. Lane is doing a very fine job in coaching the girls. Oun, Sc Tjdbtmfa • i GAME OPPONENTS PLACE DATE OUR SCORE WEIR SCORE — — — — ORGANIZATIONS t Editor-in-Chief............ Assistant Editor .......... Business Manager ..... Assistant Business Manager Sports Editor ............. Assistant Sports Editor . . Activities Editor ......... Assistant Activities Editor Humor Editor ......... Assistant Humor Editor . . Art Editor ................ Assistant Art Editor . . Chief Typist .............. Sponsor ......... CATHERINE WARNKEN . . MEDORA ELIELLER . . . PAUL TRAEGER . . . GENE MAECKEL . CLARENCE KUNKEL . LEROY SCHNEIDER . . ROBERT TRAEGER . FRED DUDERSTADT . . BLONDEL DUNN . CRYSTAL WARNKEN . . MARY ANN HILL .... LOIS ZOOK GEORGIE MAE ROCHEN . . . . J. W. LANE Ilarry Pape, Roland Boysen, Eddie Lee Barosh, Paul Traeger, Jr., Manuel Borrego, Clarence Kunkel, Catherine Warnken, Robert Traeger, Blondel Dunn, Mary Ann Hill, Betty Jo Pen- nington, Georgia May Rochen, Henrietta Pundt. The Senior Class, for the first time in many years, decided to publish a monthly school paper which was to be called the Gold and Blue Path in keeping with the School colors. The paper was enjoyed by both the students and teachers, as well as many outsiders. It must be remember- ed that the Seniors received very little profit from the paper, publishing it only in order to provide a little en- joyment for the students and to arouse more school spirit. Miss Annadel Teltschik, Sponsor; Catherine Wamken, Medora Flieller, Blond el Dunn, Georgie Mae Rochen, Henrietta Pundt Ella Nora Himmelriech, Lois Zook, Anna Marie Albert, Mary ’ Jacquelin Voges, Mae Jeanette Ermler, Crystal Wamken, Dorothy Ann Boening, Janelle Maeckel, Margaret Zook, Mary Ann Lamza Bettie Jo Pennington, Ima Lee Gloor, Evelyn Jiral, Gay Johns Lillian Skrobarczyk, Margaret Stavanoha, Dorothy Mae Hoelscher Ernestine Puente, Annette Bielefeld, Merlene Bpysen Cheerleaders: Imogene Orts, Jennie Lee Weller, Harriet Ann B yer. Mascot: Costance Wamken (shown at right) Under MiSS Teltschik's sponsorship and the direction of the three leaders, the girls worked many hours to perfect their drills. We are proud to state that the girls performed at every game except the Smiley game and then the weather would not permit practice. Gold and Blue, our school colors, were out 1,1 the uniforms of yellow sweaters and blue skirts, with the aid of the new school bus, the girls were able to at- tend every game. Paul Winkler, Herbert Coldewey, Glen Allen Heliums, Gervas Moczy- gemba, Albert Moczygemba, Billy Haese, Paul Hosek, Frank Coldeway. Newton Meyer, Adrain Kotara, Paul Traeger, James Schultz, Leroy Schneider, Robert Traeger. Richard Krawietz, Joe Dunn, Charles Klaus, Clifford Kunkel, Bob Stoeltje, George Dunn, R. W. Malcher. For the first time, the Poth School organized a 4-H Club under the direction of Mr. R. J. Hodges from Floresville. The of- ficers elected were as follows: President, Paul Traeger; Vice- President, Robert Traeger; Secretary, Leroy Schneider; Treasurer Billy Haese. The annual Wilson County Fat Stock Show was held for the sec- ond time in Poth. The show was sponsored by the business men of Poth. Each of the following had an animal in the show: Calves: James Schultz, Paul Traeger, Frank Coldewey and Leroy Schneider. Hogs: Joe and George Dunn, Herbert Coldewey, R. W. Malcher, Al- bert and Gervas Moczygemba, and Newton Meyer. The animals of these boys, plus those of other 4-H boys in Wilson County, made up T. P. Sn 7 “ Those that had calves were awarded the following prizes: James Schultz 1st., Lerqy Schneider 4th., Frank Coldewey 7th. in heavy weight. Paul Traeger 4th. in light weight. Hogs: Newton Meyer 1st. in heavy weight, Joe Dunn 3rd. in light weight 4 'P ba k - 744 oc a 7 This organization is made up of boys that have earned letters in athletic activities in Poth High School. This year the organization was honored with five new lettermen which made a total of 13 lettermen in school. It was organ- ized in the spring of 1933 and with the five new members this year, there are now approximately eighty members. Vincent Responded Paul Traeger, Eddie Lee Barosh, Bettxe Jo Pennington (Sweetheart), Harry Pape, Ro- bert Traeger, Clarence Kunkel, Adrain Kotara, Le- roy Schneider, Billy Haese, James Schultze, Fred Duderstadt, Roland Bcysen, Newton Meyer, and Paul The students on the float are: Catherine Wamken, Betty Jo Pennington, Harriet Ann Beyer, Imogene Orts, Crystal Wam- ken, Lillian Skrobarczyk, Margaret Stavinoha, oennie Lee Weller, The float pictured above which won first prize at the tloresville Peanut Festival, was made and sponsored by the P.T.A. This is just one of the many activities sponsored by the P.T.A. throughout this school year as well as the previous. P. T. A. OFFICERS MRS. C. C. ZIEGLER DR. M. J. CORN . . MRS. C. H. WARN KEN President Treasurer Secretary Seniors: Mrs. Del Dunn, Mrs. George Kunkel Juniors: Mrs. Harry Beyer, Mrs. Leslie Maeckel Sophomores: Mrs. Paul Ermler, Mrs. Chas. W mken Freshmen: Mrs. William Hoelscher, Mrs. Ivy Marie Boysen 5th 6th Grades: Mrs. E. E. Pennington 3rd Grade: Mrs. Luis Kolodziej, Mrs. Clyde Fahrenthold, Mrs. A. Flieller 1st 2nd Grades: Mrs. Hermit Richter, Mrs. Adolph Manak, Dr. Monta Corn - Grade School Room Mothers: 7th 8th. Mesdames L. A. Maeckel, H. h . Biele feld, E. J. Kosarek, Del Dunn. 5th 6th. Mesdames E. M. Duderstadt, R. C. Albert, E. E. Pennington, R. W. Malcher, Del Dunn, George Kunkel. 4th. Mes- dames Tom Moczygemba, Lillie Havel, Robert Schwerlich. 3rd. Mesdames Luis Kolodziej, Clyde Fahrenhold, Alois Flieller. 2nd. Mesdames William Hoelscher, Charles Wamken, Cap Ziegler, Mrs. Hermit Richter. 1st. Mesdames Adolph Manak, Robert Orts, Victor Muenster, Hermit Richter, Ervin Hoefelmeyer, E. E. Pennington, Dr. Monta J. Corn. st othi tsL. FAVORITES • • t? tfA L PPUL TBPE E Jp. BETT E PE VA VGEO V EOO E BPPOSP f a W ? G£ V£ M0£C £L MOG£ V£ O trS f £D DUO££S TtfDT J£ZV V £ L££ WELLEX? r£SZl MEL V V A£ A Ja£0 M 9tf jfl££T S 7 9 V ZVOt E? M I Pii 7T sa.Z Berr e jo PP V V V TO V 'avoi Ze c. Z s t -PZZZZiZt. PPL L. TPPPGEP Jp. oe va MPa c aa hpppv pppa Tfzjobs sL?sr Z a7 v-s_ CPTWSK NE WPPHKEH l.)Think you’ll make it?2) 3)Al inft d . ready to drop.5) ;Vhere are you roine:?6)Bov,aJTi I g j ■ ■ ces.7)just waiting� 8)He wants his mama.9 Guess who! 10 Right end.llHeft end 12)?ull back. 13)Left half. 14 Right half. II Center.16 The little giant. 17)Babys must play. 18)Just look at Lets catch that r ass.20 Ahi. I don’t believe you. - UAe curly top. 22;Mr. Bielefeld’s niorning lecture. J Mr. Bielefeld to stop peeping from his window and telling everv- body to get out of the hall J Mr• Lane to walk into the study hall when everybody is not talking. Blondel to do her primping at home Clarence to behave in the study hall. Georgia May to stop swinging and start swaying. Mary Ann H. to quit reminding everybody about the Herman Sons' Dances. Catherine to stoD eyeing Paul Traeger. Betty Jo to refuse to have any more dates with Harry. Robert to like somebody else besides Jr. Girls. Eddie Lee to start Spreading out horizontally. Henrietta to like someone besides Clarence Arnold. Paul T. to quit trying to take Frank Sinatra's place. Vincent to lose his physique. Manuel to decide to grow up. Harry to stop liking music and start dancing. Roland to forget to make wise-cracks in Physics class. Frank to become a gentlemen. Mr6. Poth to stop laughing at the Senior boys' corney jokes. Imogene to put her glasses on and leave 'an on. Mary Jacquelin to quit breaking up with that certain young man. Mary Ann L. to quit flirting with bus drivers at the station. Adrain to break his silence. David to pass all his exams. James to lose his curly hair over night. Gay to quit getting telephone calls. Fred to be impolite to the girls. Lois to stop telling tall tales. Leroy to start wearing his glasses again. Crystal to quit taking up for Eddie. Margaret S. to forget all she ever knew. Margaret Z. to stop trying to beat Lois at drawing. Mr. Mac to run out of stories. Albert to quit blushing when he hears Evelyn's name. Gene to gain some weight. Dickie to come to school on time. Mae to keep her temper down. Lillian to forget her grandma tales. Paul H. to start playing Basketball. Billy to stop working on his Jalopy trying to make it run. I A Lo n.m Lo'-ntj T � ie t pf.t M.a - f. B. B.P.O. £.«, . ir d £ t „ fcl XL6' MK s.an i ST C.AK. Qu e Z wjguo t Harriet Ann: “Henry Knox - come in. Mrs. Poths “What is harmony, James?” James: “It’s a group of people singing different songs at the same time.” Student: “Mr. Bielefeld, did you get a peace-pipe for Christmas?” Mr. Bielefeld: Yes, it comes all to pieces. Georgie Mae: My yellow sweater slops all over me. Mr. Miculka (to Spanish student): You need an n over the tilde.' Catherine: I lost the ring out of my stone. Mrs. Poth: How are jurors selected? Student: They put the voters in a box and draw them out. Blond el: What are you eating? Georgia May: Three types of Civil Government. Student: Should we put the thermometer in water? Mr. Bielefeld: Read your instructions. Student: The book says that the water should almost be boil- ing. Should we boil the thermometer? Blondel (coming into the Ptysics room): Who's got my seat now? Harriet Ann: Take yourself off and make your hat at home. Mrs. Poth to Student: Put your feet on the table. (It should have been hands). Mr. Bielefeld in discussion about operators license: I'm gonna get my car operator's license so I can perform appendecto- mies� 0. J. Bomba Pharmacy Boy sen Barber Shop Casares Produce Dr, M. J. Corn A, W. Eckel Hardware Grocery Wm. Eckel Co. Fahrenthold Lumber Co. First National Bank of Poth Floresville Rural Telephone Co. Grief-Laas Co. Kolodziej Produce Kosarek Dry Goods Kunkels Auto Service Lyssy Eckel Maeckels Garage V. J. Michulka A. L. Orts Bob Poth Farm Implements Poth Beauty Shop Poth Theater J. F. Prasek Blacksmith E. W. Schneider Schneider's Cafe. Stavinoha Chevrolet Co. Tasto Hotel Wamken-Robuck Motors A. D, Warnken Sons fO A GOO S - OH .... COME TO f Mt£ST MOT OA P CTUPE HOUSE V — CJ3. rT-GX POTH Kjb.clLqJi. t£ as OtV VEO AND OPERATED • • • • L.D. MO ZTGOME R 'r' DRV GOODS JVtuX CROC ER ES oMU Ao liOAt Yea Pirates c CRFE • • • YOU? HOME EME CAPITAL SURPLUS £ PROFITS 30,000.00 [BANK MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION WDOJR (DlROCttlR -fit-- 7me±. GREIF-LAAS • • • A ' LOYAL P PATE 300STEP • . . { a?c£ {_ , - a$c wa £ _ 7ua w oP fff £ f£ iZr PAone. 8 Po A 7ex. FAHRENTHOLD LUMBER YARD Building material Builders- Supplies G. E. Appliances • Radios HOME BUILDERS CLYDE FAHRENTHOLD. Mgr. POTH. TEXAS tw. SC+INEIDER “7's'xa c o {?o r4 jtr££ POmt 7£XAf Quick service FLORESVILLE __RURA _ COMPANY.... WHAT'S WRONG- mm£N4?0BU(K MOTORS DODGE S- PL yMOUTH DEALERS 3 £X. 78 MRS. A.D. IVARNKEM-CMS. H. MRN EN V.P. 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ZENITHf SENO X RADIOS GOODYEAR TIRES Stav ToSa E fsvWst Ee . 'Ebons 3 'PothSTixaj LYffY ECKEL Vv e: afi 2T.ecuUe r'OUF BUSINESS FEEOJEED, POULTRY, SUPPLIES PROA'S 3 y POTU, TEX k'OJAREkL ( ooc 4 Co. E.J. KOSAREK 9 999 Tbtt ix. tyaSSTR OP A CS POOL. 4W.£( £L G-POCERV HARDWARE. PULLING FOR THE P RATEE PRODUCE Buy EPS. aszd TPl CPPPS OFFICE 70 RES. P 9 HIE A BED MORE LIME YOU OA OUR FARMS • • • SBOB POTH • � ♦ ot B.EAVERY TRACTORS ELECTROLUX REFRIGERATORS f LAUNDER ALL AUTOMATIC WASHING- MACHINES. anc 7 wrH _____ THE FR EHDL Y fat W E jC' z sJkcftdtf rce Co, l C7 0 Z - M C VL L CA a R ?„ POT - . TEXAS PHONE Q Your yearbook is a store of treasured memories. The oft re- peated thrill of recollection which accompanies each new search through its pages will many times repay you for the care and consideration which has gone into its creation. We are proud of the part we have had in the production of this book. It indicates the wealth of ideas and ability which have made possible the long record of our school annual achievement. TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY Dallas, Texas