Poth High School - Log Yearbook (Poth, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1949 volume:

94-9 Dl i -fo c, r P P c 6 Ii C 0 'VCV A 6 V c 6 ed ec 5 0 ? '•o, SeA ■' -- ,„v S s • t ?o A V 8. AeS A 6V r 3 _ $ . -e % k x k V vW 7v ° £ o o eV%s S 3 Xtf e°’ Mr. Klaus, supporter of the Gold and Blue, We dedicate this Log to you, You ve been our teacher and our friend. Our helper from begining to end. And now you111 receive your honor too, Mr. Klaus-----this Log, its all for you. SCHOOL gr waR GYMNASIUM AGRICULTURE BUILDING Compliments of TiiOFAS KRETZSCHMAR udiuiiustrutioii THE HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY J. W. Lane - Superintendent H. F. Bielefeld Lester McClure Ray Klaus Science and Math Vocational Ag- English Social Science Teachers, Mrs. Rogers and Mr. Harper, not pictured. Compliments of POTH HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY seuious SENIORS ALBERT, ANNA MARIE Pep Squad 1-2-3-U Volleyball 1-2-3-U Baseball 1-2-U Asst Typ. Annual Staff U Pirette Association U BOENINO, DOROTHY ANN Baseball 1-2-U Volleyball 1-2-3-U Pep Squad 1-2-3-U Pep Leader U Sec. Class 3 Humor Ed. Annual U Pirette Ass. U Press Club Reporter U DANYSH, VIRGINIA LUCILLE Pep Squad U Pirette Assoc. U Press Club U Volleyball U Baseball U Compliments of Johnny’s Cafe DUDERSIADT. FRED M. Football, 1-2-3-U Basketball 1-2-3-U Baseball 1-2-U Pirate Ass. 1-2-3-U Sec. Trea. Pirate Ass. Tennis 2-3-U F.FJU 3-U Vice-Pre. Class 1-3-U Pre. F. F. A. U Editor Press Club U Asst. Act. Ed. Annual Volleyball 1-2-U Four H Club 1 SENIORS HOSEK, DANIEL Football U Pirate Ass. U Basketball U F. F. A. 3-U Historian F.F.A. Volleyball U Baseball U HOSEK, PAUL Four H Club 2-3 F. F. A. 3-U Baseball 2 Compliments of Wm ECKEL CO.” SENIORS JOHNS, CORA GAY Volleyball 2-3-U Baseball 2-3-U Pep Squad 2-3-U Drummer 2-U Pep Leader 3 Press Club Typist U Chief Typist Annual Staff 3-U Pirette Association U Reporter Pirette Association U Class Treasurer 3-U MAHA, JOHNNY JR. Football U Baseball 1-2-U Volleyball 1-2-U Pirate Ass. U F. F. A. h Reporter F. F. A. U Song Leader F.F.A. 3 Tennis 3-U, Asst. B. M. Annual 3 Business Manager U SCHNEIDER, LEROY GEORGE Football 2-3-U Basketball 2-3-U Volleyball 2-U Priate Assoc. 2-3-U Pres. Pirate Assoc. U F F. A. 3-U Sec. F. F. A. 3-U Tennis 3-U Four H Club 2-3 Track 2-U Asst. Sports Ed. Annual 2 Sports Editor Annual 3-U Compliments of A. W. ECKEL” SCHULTZ, JAMES Football 2-3-U Baseball 2-U Basketball 3-U Volleyball 2-U Track 2-U Pirate Association 2-3-U F. F. A. 3-U Historian F. F. A. 3 2nd Vice Pres. F. F. A. Four H Club 2-3 Asst. B. M. Annual U SENIORS WARNKEN, CRYSTAL Volleyball 1-2-3-U Baseball lr-2-U Pep Squad 1-2-3-U Pep Leader 3 Drummer U Asst. Editor Annual 3 Editor of Annual U Humor Ed. Annual Asst. 2 Press Club Editor U Pirette Ass. U Pres. Pirette Ass. U Pres of Class 2-U Tennis 3-U Librarian 3-U Compliments of A. L. ORTS WELLER, JENNIE IEE Volleyball 1-2-3-U Baseball 1-2-U Pep Squad 1-2-3-U Pep Leader 2-3 Asst. Act. Ed. Annual 3 Activities Ed. Annual U Treas Pirette Ass. U Pres, of Class 1-3 Class Secy. 2-U Tennis 3-U F. F. A. Sweetheart 3 Press Club Reporter ENIORS ZOOK, LOIS Press Club Reporter U Pep Squad 2-3-U Drummer 3-U Volleyball 2-3-U Baseball 2-U Asst. Art Editor Annual 2-3 Art Editor Annual U Pirette Ass. U Sargent at Arms of Pirette Ass. U Compliments of DR. M. J. CORN. Secretary: Jennie Lee Weller Treasurer: Gay Johns Compliments of “STEVES LUMBER CO. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT Being of sound mind and judgment. We, the Senior Class of 19U8, and 19h9 of Poth High School, do declare and adopt this state- ment, our last will and testament. I To the Junior Class we leave our pride of being called a Senior, our ability to look forward to graduating and Senior Day. To the Sophomores we leave our reputation of being successful entertainers at the Jr. Sr. Banquet� To the Freshmen Class we leave the privilege of your forgiving us for initation day. To the incoming Freshmen we leave our four wonderful years of High School. II To Mr. Bielefeld we leave our intelligent mathematic minds and our useful pliysics theories and thanks for being everyones pal. To Mr. Lane we leave our deepest tiianks, our unsolved Commercial Arithmetic problems for next years Seniors and a bottle of as- prin for all the headaches we caused him. And, last but not least, we leave him our great love for Hillbilly music. To Mr. Klaus we leave our unlearned poetry lines, unsaid prose and poetry and our tiianks for helping with the Jr. Sr. Banquet and Senior play. To Mrs. Rogers we leave our thanks for helping us enjoy our last year in the Pep Squad and we leave you tiie rest of the High School students to send from study hall. To Mr. McClure we leave our love for Civics and most of all we leave you a microphone so that next years students can hear you. Ill (Personal Contributions) I, Crystal .Varnken, leave my love for music to every one who doesn't like it. I, Jennie Lee Weller, leave my energy to Edmund Brysh. I, Lois Zook, leave my witty jokes to Archie Matthewes but most of all, I would just like to leave. I, Gay Jolins, leave my ability as a fast talker to Marvin Seifert. I, James Schultz, leave my neight to Lillian Skrobarczyk. I, Leroy Schneider, leave my popularity to Eugene Kosarek� Will Continued! I, Paul Hosek, leave ny bubble gum to J. C. Gloor, (You 11 find it under table 2 in the Science room. I, Dorothy Ann Boening, leave my popularity to Henrietta Dueval. I, Virginia Danysh, leave my love for teaching to Mr. Bielefeld. I, Anna Marie Albert, leave my love for cowboy music to Mr. Klaus I, Gay Johns, leave ny luck of having a car to go to Floresville in to Lillian Skrobarczyk. I, Johnny Maha, leave ny athletic build to Charles Klaus. I, Fred Duderstadt, leave my ability to carry on an arguement to Dickie Grier. I, Daniel Hosek, leave ny quiet ways to 3enidict Wiatrek. I, Crystal Warnken, leave ny stubborn mind to Annette Bielefeld. I, Dorothy Ann Boening, leave ny bad teeth to Dorothy Kolodziej. I, Leroy Schneider, leave ny love for sports to Tony Luna. I, Virginia Danysh, leave my good grades to J. C. Gloor. I, Fred Duderstadt, leave ny love for girls to Mr. McClure. I, Anna Marie Albert, leave ny habit of making French Frys at 12:00 to Janelle Maeckel. I, Daniel Hosek, leave ny ability to run to Herbert Lee Coldewey. I, Johnny Maha, leave ny cafe experience to whoever needs it. I, Paul, Hosek, leave ny helpful attitude to Archie Matthewes. I, James Schultz, leave ny curly hair to Glen Heliums. I, Lois Zook, leave ny ability to draw to next years annual staff Signed: Senior Class Testator: Gay Johns Compliments of KOSAREK DRYGOODS CICERO Dzuik, Dorothy M JUNIOR CLASS mm PHOTOfrRAPM NOT AVAILABLE Gomez, Irene Hoelscher, Dorothy Hosek, Lawrence Kolodziej, Dorothy Korzckwa, Florence Compliments of STAVINOHA CHEV. CO. Dzuik, Hedwig Jiral, Evelyn LaskowskL, Lyssy, Josephine Lyssy, Virginia Matthews, Archie Jo Ann Reinhard Melvin JUNIORS Skrobarczyk, Lillian Compliments of 0. J BOMBA., PHARMACY ' UllA l UX 0M j tC0Ld Compliments of K0L0DZ1EJ PRODUCE Presidents Vice-Press Secretarys Treasurers Lillian Skrobarczyk Dorotiiy Kolodziej Evelyn Jiral iiarcie Stavinoha SOPHOMORES Bielefeld, Biysh, Gloor, Annette Edmond J. C« Grier, Dick Klaus, Charles Lamza, Agnes Loviak, Maeckel, Seifert, Mary A. Janelie Marvin Compliments of J. F. PnASEK S PLACE Compliments of FLORES VILLE ELECTRIC LIGHT AND POWER SYSTEM FRESH fu Ed FRESHMEN Coldeivay, Herbert de Hoyos, Alfredo Dueval, Henrietta Dunn, Joe Gomez, Adela Gomez, Marie po r «HOWN 4 dp tIHN' «MW Guerva, Marie Haiduk, Li Hi an Heliums, Glen Kosarek, Eugene Compliments of THE TEXAS CO FRESHMEN Kotara Benjamin Luna, Candalaria V-aha, Leland Luna, Tony I'oczygemba, Gervas Orosco, Ruben HcttftauaAAe Orosco, Trine Ramirez, Raymond Yosko, John Zook, Lav.rence Compliments of iVAECKEL GARAGE FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS President: Henrietta Duevel Vice-Pres: Eugene Kosarek Secretary-Treasurer: Candalaria Luna Reporter: Gervace Moczygemba Compliments of TLX THEATER GRAMMAR SCHOOL FACULTY Gilbert Reinhard, Principal Back Row, Left to Rights Mrs. Ima bunday, Mrs. Bob Stoeltje, Mrs. Edna Ewing, Front Row, Left to Rights Mrs. L. F. Poth, Airs. lone Matthewes, and Mrs. A. M, Ezzel. Compliments of REIKINGER'S CAFE” SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADE Back Row, Left to Rights Lydia Garcia, Margaret Yosko, Gladys Uoczygemba, Claudia Mae Boening, Wanda Duderstadt, Gilbert Rein- hard. Front Row, Left to Rights Alvin Iaskowski, Betty Ann Matthews, Edna M Maha, R. C. Alberts, Richard Krav ietz. Back Row, Left to Right: Selfia Guevara, Mary Sue Sunday, Robert Stoeltje, George Junn, Willie 3. Kosarek, Clifford Kunkel, R. W. Malcher, Front Row, Left to Rights Rose M. Skrobarczyk, Johnny Montoya, Melba L. Maha, Martha A. Rennington, Lloyd Sells. Compliments of LYSSY ECKEL FEED STORE” FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADES Top Row: J. Matthews, J. Lowak, E. Havel, C. Kretcschmar, D. Antuna, M. Baumann, B. Billimek, P. Luna, J. Sells Bottom Row: S. Brysch, M. Ochoa, A. Sanchez, M. Krawietz, E. Hoefelmeyer, L. Luna, Mrs. Ewing Top Row: M. Garza, E. Borrego, E Rotter, B. Boening, B Varnon, L. Jarombek, R. Yosko, M Kolodziej, M. Luna, E Moczygemba, G. Bielefeld, C. Perales, A. Krawietz, J Davolos, H. Fahrenthold, A. Moczygemba, C. Laskowski, A, Autuna, L Jaskinia, V. Flieller, B. Duderstadt, B. Maha, L. Kolodziej, S Garcia, A. Martinez, D Garcia, J. Serna, J Garcia, E Laskowski, Mrs. Ezzell. THIRD AND FOURTH GRADES Back Row: C. Ziegler, T. Acosta, S. Flores, M. Voges, A. Garcia, S. Trevinio, P. Garza, C. Wamken, J. Jarombke, R. Richter, N. Kolenda, N. DeLeon, E. Garza, V. Coronda, L. Swientek, S. Raineriz, A Garza, M. Borrego, A Guevara, F. Torres, R. Servin, J. Tovar, D. Gatica, L. Hoelscher, B. Kretzschnar, G. Garcia, W. Krawitz, J. Tovan, J. Cook, W, Hoelscher, (absent L. Serna). Back Row: B. Polarsek, J. Orts, G. Yosko, R. Davils, L. Garza, J. Sanchez, J. Muenster, V. Garcia, B. Ealadez, F. Hernandez, E. Olivo, Mrs. Sunday, J. Hernanaez, D. Burow, D. Com, B. Rosenbach, A. Rein- hard, A. Behnarz, W. Laskowski, L. Richter, B. Hoefelmeyer, S. Trevino, F. Hernandez, C. Garcia, E. Laskowski, D. Ramirez, P. Padilla, G. Ant- una, A. Davila, D. Hemand, P. Padilla, H. Torres, E. Sell, B. Guevara, J. Kolenda, F. Martinez, K. Mutz, R. Richter, C. Laskowski, 0. Gonzales. Compliments of “FLORESVILLE RURAL TELEPHONE CO. SECOND GRADE Back Row: H. Warnken, J. Perez, T. Janik, L. Garza, J. Hemera, M. Baumann, F. Rocha, N. Herrera, 0. Trevino, C. Warnken, B. Guevara, C. Cervantez, E. Acosta, M. Vamon, A Coronado, J. Padilla, F. Garcia. A. Gonzales, W. Garica, V. Trevino, A. Guevara, J. Polasek, A. Davila, C. Lyssy, A. Sunday, Mrs. Matthews, D. Reinhard, B. Stoeltje, C. Her- rera, F. Pennington, M. Garcia, M. Snoga, A. Mutz, F. Flores, M. Gar2a P. Sanchez, L. Luna, A. Tovar, T. Swientek, A. Carranza, R. Lo-wak, M. Garcia, M Flores, F. Kruse. PRI MARY Back Row: M. Coronado, A Sanchez, M. Carranza, M. Trevino, F. Jask— inia, M Rocha, C. Rocha, D. Garcia, M Sanchez, L. Cervantes. M. Tor- res, M. Torres, L. Cano, Mrs. Poth G. Yosko, R. Garcia, A. Garcia, H. Serna, J. DeLeon, J. Orts, V. DeLeon, M. Rodriguez, R. Ramirez, Rich- ard, L. Rotter, R. Fuentes, B. Davila, L. Padilla, L. Christa, Jo Kol- enda, S. McClure, A. Laskowski, L. Cano, E. Gonzales, E. Montoya, L. Acosta, E. Garcia, F. Hernandez, A. Luna, E. Jaronbek, K. Kretchmeyer, E. Reinhard, R. Herrera, A. Guevara, G. Garcia, A. Garcia, D. Polasek, C. Cook, J. Perales, L. Devora, A, Antuna, P. Matthews, W. Krawietz Compliments of A. D. WARNKEN SONS THE A CLUB Wamken, - Due vel. Sta vino ha, Lo ak, Crystal Henrietta Margaret U ry Ann Danysh, Schneider, Grier, Virginia Leroy Dickie Haeckel, Janelie Weller, Jennie Lee Lyssy, Josephine Johns, Gay The requirements of the A-Club ares Amiability, Application, Attitude, Ability. Membership in this club is earned by the individ- ual student and acclaimed by the student body and faculty. Compliments of “FIRST NATIONAL BANK' AT POTH.“ Or MdJinsUu Crystal Warnken Gay Johns These two girls were chosen fcy popular vote of the Senior Class to represent Poth at the Atascosa County Fair Court of Nations. Compliments of SCHNEIDER CAFE MARKET HALLOWEEN QUEEN AND KING Queen Jennie Lee Weller King Leroy Schneider Compliments of JANIK GARAGE Compliments of RAMERIZ BROS GENERAL HAULINGn ACTIVITIES Editor-in-Chief Crystal Warnken, Asst. Editor Margaret Stavi- noha, Business Manager Johnny Maha, Asst. Business Mgr. Albert M.oczygemba, Sports Editor Leroy Schneider, Asst. Sports Editor Dickie Grier, Activities Editor Jennie Lee Weller, Asst. Acti- vities Ed. Eleanor Laskowski, Humor Editor Dorothy Ann Bo- ening Asst.,Humor Editor Lillian Skrobarczyk, Art Editor Lois Zook, Asst. Art Editor Margaret Zook, Chief Typist Gay Johns, Asst. Typists Evelyn Jiral and Anna Albert. Compliments of UNITED GAS CORPORATION PRESS CLUB Editors Virginia Danysh, Crystal Warnken, Fred Duderstadt. Reporters Jennie Lee Weller, Dorothy Ann Boening, Margaret Stavinoha, Margaret Zook, An- nette Bielefeld, Mary A. Lowak, Henri- etta Duevel, Gervas Moc rgemba, these are Class reporters. F. F, A� Johnny Maha, Pirette Associa- tion Gay Johns, Sports Reporters Teroy Schneider, Dickie Grier, Lois Zook. Typist Gay Johns The Press Club was organized to keep people informed and interested about happenings in Poth High School. The organi- zer of this club is Mr. Roy Klaus. Every week this club sends reports of school activities to the Chronicle Journal. Poth High School Press Club like the entire Poth Commun- ity READ THEIR COUNTY PAPER FLORESVILLE CHRONICLE JOURNAL Sara Fore J. Owner and Publisher Boosters for our Schools and All Sections of Our County Your Home Paper I Your Home Printers. E. M. Maha, B. A. Matthews. 2'nd Rows M. Yosko, J. L. Weller, G. Johns, J� Maeckel, L. Zook, A. M. Albert, M. A. Lowak, C. V amken, A. Bielefeld, A. Lamza, V. Danysh, L. Haiduk,. 3rd Row: M. Gomez, A. Gomez, C. M. Boening, G. Moc ygemba, J. A. laskow- ski, E. Laskowski, H. Dzuik, M. J Kotara, V. Lyssy, D. Kolodzey, F. Korzekwa, D. Dzuik, Front Rows (Leaders and Drum Major): E. Jiral L. Skrobarczyk, D. Boening, H. Duevel,. Mascots: J. Fah- renthold and Bonie Skrobarczyk. Compliments of POTK F.T.A.U America, The Poth High School F.F.A. boys as all other Wilson County boys are given support each year by the Poth Business Men in their Fat Stock Show which is held annually at Poth. Each of the boys work on a project through out the year and the results of his efforts are seen at this annual event. The Chapter members who will show their fat calves, hogs and chickens this year are: Archie Matthews, Joe Dunn, Glenn Heliums, Fabian Moczygeraba, Herbert Lee Coldewey, Lawrence Zook, Charles Klaus, Gervace Moc- zygemba, Alfredo de Hoyos, Benjamin Kotara and Leland Maha. 'f.'f.A.4 • UtAMrlt £ K COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO., INC. The girls of Poth High Organized the Pirette Association this year with the help of Mrs. Annadell Rogers. In order to join the organization each girl has to participate in at least three activities. When the members get to be Seniors a jacket is presented to them. We wish the girls luck with the Organization in the future BEAU DICKY GRIER Compliments of POTH VEG. CO.” Growers-ohippers Veg This year the Pirate Association is comprised of lU lettermen. They are as follows Benedict Yfiatrek, Archie Matthews, Fred Duder- stadt, James Schultz, Leroy Schneider, Glenn Heliums, Paul Winkle, Daniel Hosek, Fabian Moczygemba, Melvin Re inham, John Maha, Jr., John Yosko, Gene Kosarek and Tony Luna Compliments of E. B. POTH, RED AND WHITE. STORE ATHLETICS 7W- raXO fN| linents or A. ' . . 3 ,_acTj1:. FOOTBALL The Poth Pirates coached by Gilbert iteinhard of the Poth School faculty closed one of the most successful 6 man seasons in the history of the school They went through a 9 game season in their District undefeated. They won their final game from Nordheim 3U-20 to Clinch the title. Although they suffered a U7-0 defeat at the hands of the powerful Crescent Consolidated High School at Louise, Texas on November 2U, for the Bi-Dist- rict Championship. Poth had a fine season and it was no dis- grace to lose to a much larger school, a much heavier team and one that goes to 11 man football next season FOOTBALL SCORES Teams Kind of Game We They Smiley NC 12 0 Pawnee NC 19 6 Smiley C 12 7 Skidmore C 26 0 Pawnee C 55 6 Lavernia C 39 0 Nordheim c 3U 20 Lavernia NC 26 0 Crescent (Bi-District) YEARS TOTAL 0 U7 223 86 BASKETBALL The Poth Pirates made a fine shovring in basketball in 191 9: They finished their district by winning second in.the North Zone. The seasons record for conference games were 8 wins and 2 losses— wins over Stockdale, Smiley, Floresville, Lavernia and losing the two to Runge. All in all the Pirates won 1U out of 22 games play- ed this season. They entered 3 tournaments during the season: at Pettus, Karnes City and Pawnee. At Pettus the Pirates won consola- tion by defeating Smiley, Pawnee and George West. At Karnes City, they won Uth place; and at Pawnee they came home with 2nd place by defeating Nordheim and Floresville and being defeated by Pettus in the finals. Total points for the year are as follows: Compliments of BOB POTH IMPLEMENT COMPANY BASKETBALL Compliments of D. L. K0ET1IER, GENEKAL HAULING GIRLS' VOLLEY BALL Compliments of AUGUST MALCHER GRAIN COMPANY BASEBALL , , f f� 4 I ' ' ' ' Compliments of CHRISTI SERVICE STATION1 FAMILIAR SAYINGS Margret Z I'm going to be on the volleyball team because there are only six or seven players. Mr. Bielefeld Slap her down again. Pawl Janelle Gosh Dernl Florence I sure hope I don’t have to go to Stockdale next year. Leroy: I donft have a thing against him. Henrietta I guess I’ll go, if I have a way home. Mr. Lane Everybody in study hall. Students: What did we do now? Dorothy K: If I could only get to the dance . I'm sure K. C. will be there. Glen I'll pay your way to the show if you let me sit by you. Crystal Go Somewhere Huh'. I'm staying home'. Mr. Harper If you need any help just call me. Dorothy Mae D. I will work only during intermission. Edmond Chilly morning Mr.- Klaus. Dorothy Ann I sure hope everyone is having fun. I am'. Hal Hedwig No, I can't come. I'm staying home. Mary Ann I'm going to the dance tomorrow night. Mr. Klaus You students are always trying to get out of some- thing . Joe Ann I think Spanish is the easiest thing in P.H.S. (Ha) Jennie Lee I've so much to do. Lets go play volleyball. Paul W.s I'll knock you for a country mile. Irene I should know, I come from the sticks. Johnny Can I copy from your notebook now? Agnes I'll go get it for you. Fabians Don't worry, guy, you haven't got but one foul, I've got four. Anna Marie Can you spend the night with me? Mary Julia I guess I should stay off candy. Melvins I never think about girls. Virginia banysh I wonder if I got a higher grade than Jenny and Crystal. Dickie Hey, guys, come here-I've got sumpen to tell you. Lillians I sure like the way a certain boy in Floresville dances My Happiness . J. C. s Hey, ir here' s Serfert? Josephine Now is he would only come. I'd like to see that show. Benedict Those Poth boys talk more tnan all Koscuisko put together. Virginia You mean it didn't rain here? I guess you know where the good people live. Eugene I'm Handsome. Tony bure'.'. But I know different. Adela No Comment. Gays I'll do it if no one else will. Marvin Betcha a bar of candy I can beat you home, Henrietta. Compliments of TITZMAN RADIO SERVICE Familiar Sayings - Con't Albert I sure like Fabian. He's ny best friend . Archie: Do you have something else to eat? (free) Lawrences Gee . I'm broke'. Eleanor: Oh'. I'm not worried about my grades. Fred: I'm going to join the navy. Lois: I'll have you knoyf Burbank is the school for me. Joe D: We've got a new car. James: Hot-dawg'. I made that shot. Alfredo: Mr. Bielefeld, how do you work this problem? Paul H.: I'll help you, Mr. Bielefeld. FAMILIAR SCENES James getting a hair cut during English Class. Dorothy H. writing letters in study iiall. Marvin taking long steps and speaking with a Texas Drawl. Jr. girls always working; Jr. boys always loafing. Lillian handing in her English notebook which contained a letter from one of her admirers. Anna Marie taking girls home with her at midnight to eat French fried potatoes• Glen answering all the science questions. J. C. never ciianging iiis grade from a zero to a hundred. Virginia D. always having something to say but never says it. Lois always trying to act like some one else. (Boy . Is she good.) Mr. Lane looking stem, but with a twinkle in the corner of his eye. Josephine singing in the study hall Seniors arguing with Mr. Bielefeld about that old subject, Making the table rise. Gay driving her car to school so that the seniors don't have to walk to the gym. (Her car-Ha'.Ha'.) Dorothy H. constantly talking about Karnes City. Leroy driving around in the teachers cars. Girls from Kosciusko going to town at noon. Josepliine, a Poth High Junior, wearing a Karnes City ring. Evelyn worrying 'cause Paul didn't come to school in the morning. Dorothy Ann always having fun with some one. Jennie Lee trying to get a ride home for ranch so she doesn't have to walk. (Lazy-isn't she) Sophomore Class always out of money. Mr. Harper trying to get used to the cut-ups of the P H.S. Daniel, just looking on, but getting an ear full. Johnny taking up for James. Mrs. Rogers sending everyone from the study hall to the office. Lillian walking around telling everyone tiiat she will be a oenion in four more months. Mr. Bielefeld hurrying to finish Iiis c ndy before bell time. Gene getting hit with the basketball because he's looking at someone on the sidelines. Namely, K.D. The two Dorothy Maes going around acting like Siamese Twins. Compliments of SCnNEIDERS CAFE MARKET +£ +£■ A +ur tJ%++ Cl- j UcAJ p % f ’ ■¥% ' ““ (pfuutty ? ihj '■ r 77U 't+rrVLuSiA d 4 JPft r no Mb - c jJJl AjL J A' u b [ LIST OF ADVERTISERS ADVERTISER PAGE Thomas Kretzschmar h Poth High School Faculty 6 Johnny's Cafe 8 Wra Eckel Co. 9 A. W. Eckel 10 A. L. Orts 11 Dr. M. J. Com 12 Steve's Lumber Co 13 Kosarek Dry Goods, Co. 1$ Stavinoha Chev. Co 17 Grief 5c Lass Co 18 0. J. Bomba Pharmacy 19 Kolodzief Produce 20 J. F. Prasek's Place 22 Floresville Rural Telephone Co 32 7 arnken Motors 33 A. D. Warnken Sc Sons 3U First National Bank 36 Schneiders Cafe 5c Market 37 Janik Garage 38 Rameriz Bros. 39 United Gas Corporation U1 Floresville Chronicle Journal U2 Poth P. T. A. U3 Coca-Cola 3ottling Co hh Poth Vegetable Company Ii5 Poth Red 5c White Store h6 A. H Matthewes U8 Bob Poth Implement h9 D. L. Koether 5o August Malcher 51 Christi Service Station 52 Titzman Radio Service 5U Schneiders Cafe 5c Market 55 Farmers Gin Co. 56 Casares Produce 57 Moore's Beauty Shop 58 Beeville Auction 59 Cotton Club 60 Flores ville Light 5c Power 23 The Texas Co. 25 Maeckel's Garage 26 Tex Theatre 27 Reiningers Cafe 29 Lyssy 5c Eckel Feed Store 30 Compliments of Bob Stoeltje and Fred Forster Beeville Livestock Auction AUTOGRAPHS OoapiiaentE -pf “Cym: ji 11 r Your yearbook is a store of treasured memories. The oft repeated 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 crea- tion. We are proud of the part we have had in preserving treasured memories in 1949 Annuals for more than 1100 Colleges and High Schools in seventeen States. Jibui£ of 'Jay fa UUlde ffuH-UdA O 91 Zy.l TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPA’ - P. O. Bo 597 320 DALLAS, TEXAS