St Gerard Catholic High School - Majellan Yearbook (San Antonio, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1948 volume:

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We thank you for your L'07IJfu1lll aid and pray that under your proteftimz we may remain rhildren of God alwayx, devoted and Jtrmzg in am' holy Faith. E1 ST. GERARD CHURCH 4' ST. GERARD HIGH SCHOOL HIS HOLINESS PIUS XII Our gloriously-reigning Pontiff, Pope Pius XII, is the greatest Christian leader in the world today. Widely known is his great charity to the war-stricken peoples. Equally well known are his con- sistent efforts to combat the evils of communism and to restore peace and harmony to ki confused world. Every Catholic student is proud of the Vicar of Christ on earth. VERY REVEREND JOSEPH FLANAGAN, C. Ss. R. Our pastor, the Very Reverend joseph Flana- gan, C.Ss.R., has been an outstanding example of efficiency during the past years. His suc- cess in securing equipment for our alma mater is in evidence throughout the building, and his untiring labor in behalf of the new imposing structure now nearing completion deserves our sincerest gratitude. By his kindness at all times, his fine sense of humor, his winning personality, and, above all, by his edifying priestly character, Father Flanagan has endeared himself to the entire student body. The graduates of 1948 pledge to him their support of his work in the years to come. HIS EXCELLENCY ROBERT E. LUCEY Like the Good Shepherd Wliom he repre- sents in our great arch-diocese, the Most Rev- erend Robert E. Lucey extends his pastoral staff over his entire flock. His Excellency has done not only notable work to improve our system of Catholic education, but he has been a staunch defender of religious training for those who are not privileged to attend Catholic schools. He was a gracious host to the lfirst Regional Inter-American Congress of Christian Doctrine in October, which all high schools were permitted to attend, and from which they derived an increase of faith and a great desire to share that faith with others. For this un- usual opportunity and for our Archbishop's whole-hearted interest in all that pertains to the spiritual uplift of the youth under his care, the students are deeply grateful. Through the administration of the sacraments and through religious instruction these priests have been our friends and spiritual benefactors: Very Rev. joseph L. Flanagan C.Ss.R. Rev Wm. Grongill C.Ss.R. Rev Bernard Kalvelage C.Ss.R Rev Louis Kemmer C.Ss.R. Rev. Maurice Kennedy C.Ss.R. Rev Cyril Kierdorf C.Ss.R. Rev. Byron Krieger C.Ss.R. Rev Philip Kvasnica C.Ss.R. Rev Rev James Sullivan C.Ss.R. Leonard Wale C.Ss.R. Brother Alphonsus C.Ss.R. THE FACULTY The members of the faculty, the School Sisters of Notre Dame, have been not only our teachers in various branches of learning, but they have been our friends as well. Their one great purpose in life is the training and guidance of youth on the way that leads to eternal happiness. A generous spirit of self-sacrifice prompted them to leave all things to fol- low the greatest Teacher of all times, and this same spirit has permeated all their efforts as Catholic educators. Only those who have come under their influence can realize the value of the splendid work they have ac- complished. The members of the Class of 1948 feel that they owe their teachers a debt which they can never repay. Sister M. Augusta S.S.N.D. Science and Latin Sister M. Dorothy S.S.N.D. Social Studies and English Sister M. Louise S.S.N.D. Science and Mathematics Sister M. Marietta S.S.N.D. Commerce Sister M. Melita S.S.N.D. Mathematics Sister M. Pierre S.S.N.D. English Sister M. Yvonne S.S.N.D. Commerce and Spanish K+ H .K ,. ii , H , Qzfffi viii' 351, 'Qfgif'-'I 'A , 3 Fffii' ' 7 J X xr? W' 4A 3 f'f'lm f .' ,. Af Mg , 2, Y W U - wa gawk 5 OUR PATRON, SAINT GERARD .FWS wb. -' f .1 NWA' 5 ,LMSY xx -X President DORIS MAE KNEUPPER Class Officer 2, 4 Drum and Bugle Corps 1, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 3, 4 junior Confraternity of Christian Doctrine 4 Latin Club 2 Majellan Staff 4 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4 Vice-President LEROY ARNOLD Brackenridge 2 Class Officer 3, 4 Football Team 3, 4 Co-Captain 4 Majellan Staff 4 R. O. T. C. , , Drill Team 3, 4 Officer 3, 4 Treasurer HARRY DEWALT Class Officer 4 Football Team 1, 2, 3, 4 Captain 4 Majellan Staff 4 R. O. T. C. 1, 2, 3, 4 lst Sergeant 4 Secretary VIRGINIA NOLAN Cheer Leader 4 Class Officer 4 Drum and Bugle Corps 1, , Bugle Major 4 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 junior Confraternity of Christian Doctrine 1, Officer 4 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4 2,, 1 ,1 Officer 3 I l ' v LOIS BINZ Drum and Bugle Corps 1, 2, 3, Officer 3 Drum Maior 4 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 junior Confraternity of Christian Doctrine 4 Pep Squad 2, 5 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4 Officer 4 Q 'NP JOHN BUKOWSKI Baseball Tc-am 1, 2, 3 Captain 3 Basketball Team 1 Football Team 2, 3, 4 Co-Captain 4 R. O.'I.C. 1, 2, 3,4 lst Lieutenant 4 X, I 1 1 BERNARDINE BRANGAN Drill Team 2 Glee Club 4 junior Confraternity of Christian Doctrine 4 Legion of Mary 3 Pep Squad 2, 5, 4 Red Cross Representative 3 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4 W r x l 'r 'e' ' MARGARE CCSYLLINS Cheer Leade aj 41' ' Drum and Bugle Corps 1, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 junior Confraternity of Christian Doctrine 1, 4 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4 ROSE DEWALT Drum and Bugle Corps Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 junior Confraternity of Christian Doctrine 1 Pep Squad 2, 3, 4 Cheer Leader 4 Sodality 1, 2, 5, 4 1 f ,- JOSEPIQILCONRAD Class Officer 1 Football Team 2, 5 R. O. T. C. 1, 2, 3, 4 Drill Team 3 Rifle Team 2, 3 Staff Sergeant 4 N.- MARIORIE DIETZ Drum and Bugle Corps 1, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 1, 2, 5, 4 junior Confraternity of Christian Doctrine 4 Legion of Mary 1, 2 Pep Squad 1, 2, 3 Red Cross 1, 2 Scholarship 5 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4 if ..f X xg WILLIAM DOYLE Football Team 5 Maiellan Staff 4 R. O. T. C. 1, 2, 3, Color Guard 4 Sergeant 4 .Z VALERY FEY Converse 1, 2 Football Team 3 R. O. T. C. 3, 4 Y' Drill Team 3 Staff Sergeant 4 EVELYN ERSCH National City junior High 1 Drum and Bugle Corps 1, 2, 3, Junior Confraternity of Christian Doctrine 4 Music Appreciation 3, 4 Pep Squad 2, 3 Soclality .1, 2, 3, 4 THERESE HENNESSEY Drill Team 2 Glee Club 4 Junior Confraternity of Christian Doctrine 4 Legion of Mary 1 Music Appreciation 5 Pep Squad 2, 3 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4 Officer 3 RALPH ILTIS Football Team 3 R.O.'I'.C.1,2,3 4 Color Guard 4 Staff Sergeant 4 BERNICE LAMM Drum and Bugle Corps 1, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 junior Confraternity of Christian Doctrine 4 Pep Squad 2 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4 EVELYN JAECKLE Drum and Bugle Corps 1, 2, 3, 4 Officer 5 Assistant Drum Major -1 Glee Club 1, 2, 5, 4 Good Counsel Club 1 5 junior Confraternity of Christian Doctrine 1, 2, 3, 4 Officer 2, 3 Legion of Mary 1, 2 Officer 1, 2 Red Cross 1, 2 Representatiive 2 Soclality 1, 2, 5, 4 JOHN KRIZEK R. O. T. C. , , L .ff 1 . CATHERINE KOSUB Drum and Bugle Corps Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 junior Confraternity of Christian Doctrine 4 Majellan Staff 4 - Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4 1 I Aish li will K 1, .-. I 5 K ,, 1. ,gf A ' ,, 'Y ve ' 1,4 fqrfs 3: s yii s ,L Q if L z , mfs W 1 K J.: :1 .fx , ' 'uf , . , .. . if wav w 'f , 1:23 i,gg,,,, :fp f f : .ls 3 4 . ' - -335: QF' ,fs 1, 1 1.1 fh if . Q.- :q,,,A, nga FQ ' ' 'VA Vw ' . ' .2105-'Y,'i ' l H M' jg 4 fW'uj,.L.,--- ,J I I , ,EU lf 'J . - 3 ,, av, ,, , . 353, -11 -ie' s .f 1 wr, . . .' fi ills- ,,, , 1 f, 'gg , ,,.1 ' -trail? sv- .wp . V wf1L'1,2 37:5 YJ' . f- my A-1 W ' W A , GERALD LEHMAN R. O. T. C. 1, 2, 3, 4 JEWEL MAIR Class Officer 3 Drum and Bugle Corps 1, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Director 3, 4 junior Confraternity of Christian Doctrine 2, 3, 4 Majellan Staff 4 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4 Mb., MARY ELIZABETH LEYENDECKER Drum and Bugle Corps 1, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 junior Confraternity of Christian Doctrine 1, 2, 3, 4 Legion of Mary 1, 2, 3 Officer 2, 3 Pep Squad 1, 2, 3 Red Cross 1, 2 Representative 1 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4 Officer 4 PATRICIA MAINZ Class Officer 1 Drum and Bugle Corps Glee Club 3, 4 junior Confraternity of Christian Doctrine 4 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4 JEAN MARIE PROSSER Drum and Bugle Corps 1, 2 Glee Club 1, 2 TERESITA SANDERS Baseball Team Captain 3 Drum and Bugle Corps 2, 3 junior Confraternity of Christian Doctrine 1, 2, 3, Chairman of Teachers 3, 4 Music Appreciation 3, -1 Pep Squad 1, 2 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4 junior Confraternity of Christian Doctrine 4 Latin Club 2 Music Appreciation 3, 4 Pep Squad 1, 2 Red Cross 2, 3 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4 GILBERT ORTEGA Baseball Team 2 Basketball Team 1 Football Team 2 T MARILYN sci-IMIDT Class Officer 1, 2, 3 Drum and Bugle Corps 1, 2, 3, 1 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 junior Confraternity of Christian Doctrine 4 Pep Squad 3 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4 Officer 4 N 1234 O. T. C. , , ,, Lieutenant 4 y PATRICK TRAUGOTT R. O. T. C. l. Z, H, 4 NED SMALL R. O. T. C. X, 2, 3, 4 Drill Team 1, 2, 3, 4 if ELENOR THEIS Baseball Team 3 Drill Team 2 junior Confraternity of Christian Doctrine 4 Music Appreciation 5, 4 Red Cross 2, 3 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4 RAYMOND WANECK Baseball Team 1, 2, 3 Football Team 2 R. O. T. C. 1, 2, 3, 4 2nd Lieutenant 4 EVELYN WATKINS Drill Team 2, 3 Captain 3 Drum and Bugle Corps 4 Glee Club 1, 2, 5, 4 junior Confraternity of Christian Doctrine 2, 4 Librarian 1, 2, 4 Majellan Staff 4 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4 gl ANTHONY DOERFLER St. joseplfs Acadcmy 1 Price Memorial College 2, 3 R. O. T. C. Al Senior Directory LEROY ARNOLD 823 Kayton - K. 9702 Lols BINZ 1645 McKinley - K. 7525 BERNARDINE BRANGAN 501 Delmar - K. 1386 JOHN BUKOWSKI Rr. 6, Box-11oK - L. 4-1165 PEGGY COLLINS 1520 Virginia - K. 5606 ,IOSEPH CONRAD 1722 Hicks - K. 6320 HARRY DEWALT 417 Cooper - .K. 3152 ROSE DEWALT 417 Cooper - K. 3152 MARJORIE DIETZ 1438 Lynwood -- S. 4-3594 WILLIAM DOYLE 421 Denver - L. 2-1464 ANTHONY DOERFLER 1741 McKinley -- L. 2-3838 EVELYN ERSCH 1114 S. Gevers - L. 2-3885 VALERY FEY Converse, Texas THERESE HENNESSEY 1310 Virginia - L. 2-3883 RALPH ILTIS 1627 Schley - K. 3498 EVELYN JAECKLE 325 Harding - I.. 2-4224 DORIS MAE KNEUPPER Rt. 6, Box 116 - L. 2-5365 CATHERINE KOSUB 342 Belmont - C. 9500 JOHN KRIZEK 1348 Leal - B. 3-0403 BERNICE LAMM 343 Canton - G. 4009 GERALD LEHMAN 806 Delmar - L. 2-6403 MARY ELIZABETH LEYENDECKER 349 Cooper -- L. 2-2275 PATRICIA MAINZ 723 Highland - K. 9040 JEWEL MAIR 109 Dillworth - K. 0036 VIRGINIA NOLAN 1712 Nebraska - K. 9997 GILBERT ORTEGA 1521 Hays - C. 5206 JEAN MARIE PROSSER 326 Fountain - L. 4-5483 TFBESITA SANDERS 1127 Leal -- MARILYN SCHMIDT 333 Canton - C. 1600 NED SMALL Rt. 1, Box 321 M -- K. 6880 ELENOR THEIS Rt. 1, Box 394 PATRICK TRAUGOTT 733 Delmar - K. 0590 RAYMOND WANECK 1910 Virginia - K. 0429 EVELYN WATKINS 755 Gulf - C. 7802 .NW W2 S - l f 3' J' ' .hx XXX. X x 1 I EBI- ANNE CARABIN President GILBERT KISSLING Secretary ROBERT DAY Vice-President GEORGE CHRISTIANSEN Treasurer RITA MAE ARDIFF BARBARA H. BARNHART NELLIE DE REESE THEODORE BUKOWSKI ROSINA DOMANN DOLORES CARLE ROSE MARY FEY ARLENE CARR X A A - aku.. JANET GERTH PHILIP KASBERG ALONZO GONZALEZ MARY CATHERINE HOPKINb MARIE GONZALES MARY JANE HERDEN MARY EVELYN HAMEL FLOYD HEIDEN EVELYN KNEUPPER ROSALYN MAURER HERMAN KN EUPPER BETTY LUE MAKSYM BERNICE KRUCIAK ALEX MICHELI CATHERINE MARECIC MARY RITA PARTLOW DOROTHY PAWLIK BELVA DEAN ROBERTSON DORIS PLOCH ALEX SHISK X PEGGY PROSSER ALICE SIEVERS THOMAS PRUSKI CHARLES STEED VIRGINIA TAGU5 MARJORIE WINTERS ORLEAN TINNEY CLARENCE WOITASKE RAY VALDEZ DAVID WOLFF 5, jfiy v I .. ,my Y .W midg- xw fi 45.1 2 IF' -I ' 1: ma,--.f,: I' I We 5? EI? Mk PATRICIA SHANNON WILLIAMJWENGLER MONRQE ZALESKY IX u . 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I Room 14 Secretary Room 14 Darlene Aaron Robert Bass JOYCE Befk Samuel Brito t t :-' ' ' 1 I-Wflsvy -514,5 Mr ' ffl? Q Clement Bmwn Fffdiflllflll Burkft Betty Jean Campbell Floyd Christiansen Barbara Collins Rosalie Demmer john Dillman Mary Jane Donatto Y R .- 'Isl If X , ' . V fl 1 f. ' . W ,I ' rf? xxx, f Y f f V 3 f A L X X 'E en, Charles Engelken Betty Lou Fulmer Louis Gilnmfe 10115 Gdfdfffl W A X Q -us- N X NN it Martha Hgrby joan Hahn Pdffifiu Hahn Carl Harlan Q X if , X , f . i JCIFOIJ Hartmann Edgel Hebert Carl H5-jden Mary Grace Hoefelmeyer Geraldine Hopkins Florence Kadum Richard Kalka Helen Marie Kasberg X Florence Kosub james Kosub Thomas Kruciak peter Manning . nag gl 4 li ,ec . H i A Gerard Meuth Irene Meuth Alice Moore fb Doris Nentwig 4 l Patricia Nickle Irene Saucedo Virginia Schwartz Anna Ruth Seidel Cefiiiii Siiiik Virginia Smiiii Robert Smith Adeline Theis i X -Ax Q . ' 53. - -if Q - St A A wg i X - ' .- i- .a ff fist i X V ii-t aw xr NY Jo Ann Trierscheii-it Leonard Ufbanski Al1fCliLlI'l0 Uffutid Ramon Valadez 'A Qu. K L ill. xx i 5 ' Q' 17. Leonard Weesner Hugo Wgnzel Keithley joseph Sylvia Whitley Alphonse Wrase SPORTS HQRNEVS , , W. ,M ...i, . First Row: l.coi1.11'Ll Lll'l7.lIl5lil KCCIIICYJ, Hugo XX'cnzcl fRight Tacklcl, Floyd Chris- tiansen 1Right Tacklcl, Gcixiiml Mcutli fCciitL-il, Robert Day Uliglit Guurdj, Alex Ynmin fliight lfndl, All-x Nichuli lllight Gu.ii'dj, Tliuodorc Bukowski fllight Tncklej, :ind David Goodrich flrft Endj. Second Row: Floyd Hcidcn fH.ilf Backj, john Bukowski fl-l.ilf Bucky, Hurry DeXX'i1lt 1Qiiiii'tcrh.ickJ, LeRoy Arnold fFull Biickb, Richard Giiwlik flnliilf Biickj, George Christian- sen fRight Guardj, Gilhc-it Ortega 1Riglit lindj, Clarence W'oit.1skc flrft Guiirdj, Ferdie Burke! Klxft Endj, Alcx Sliisk fl.cft Tiicklcj, .ind lflmvi' Kosuh fCoiiChJ. These able Cheer Leaders, Virginia Nu lun, Peggy Collins, and Rose DeXX'1ilt cheered the hoys to victory. zu . Q- M, -M...-..,,a. First Row: Gilbert Ortega, Clarence Woitaske, George Christiansen, Gerard Meuth, Alex Shisk, Robert Day, and Ferdie Burket. Second Row: Richard Gawlik, Harry DeVUalt, and john Bukowski. Third Row: LeRoy Arnold. FOOTBALL TEAM Under the direction of Elmer Kosub, the football team of St. Gerard High School has had 21 successful season. The team has done.much to further the spirit of sportsmanship and co-operation among its members. First Row: Alex Yamin, Floyd Christiansen, Alex Micheli, Leonard Urbanski, Theodore Bukowski, Hugo Wenzel, and David Goodrich. Q.. Second Row: Floyd Heiden, LeRoy Arnold, john Bukowski, and Harry DeWillt. t-...,.l --...W . ATX: 5 swirl x 1 iii-353'-A 1 . Qltulsllnv-1 M, Z? ffsk al, First Row: Put Collins, Carl Heiden, Gerard Meuth, Ferdie Burlcet, Louis Enderle and Alphonse XX'rz1se. Second Row: Floyd Heiden, Clarence Wriitilske, Richard Gawlik, Ramon Valadez, Ray Valdez, and Alex Yamin. BASKETBALL TEAM Under the direction of Father james Sullivan, C, Ss. R., champion himself, our basketball team, though recently organized, has had a successful season. just .1 glimpse of the boys practicing for Ll game. ACTIVIT A 5 - ,Q ,ff X K -f N I K- A M . N A Q, K7 U! t l hJ I xx f X As dj .- XR' First Row: jewel Mair, Virginia Nolan, Mary Elizabeth I.eyendeckei', Teresita Sanders, Bernice Kruciak, Dolores Carle, Betty Gene Schuwirth. Second Row: Cecilia Shisk, Doris Nentwig, Evelyn Frsch, Virginia Small, joan Hahn, Irene Meuth, jo Anne Trierscheiclt Betty Lou Fulmer. Third Rowi Evelyn jaeckle, Lois Binz, Margie Dietz, Barbara FitzSimon, jean Marie Prosser, Alice Moore, Rose DeWalt. Fourth Row: Mary jane Donatto, Marilyn Schmidt, Therese Hennessey, Patsy Nickle, Virginia Schwartz, Patricia Hahn. Fifth Row: Eleanor Theis, Doris Mae Kneupper, Florence Kosub, Patricia Mainz, Evelyn Watkins, Bernardine Brangan, Peggy Collins. Sixth Row: Bernice Lamm, Catherine Kosub, Marlene Ploch, Barbara Collins, Keithley joseph, joan Gorden, Betty Campbell THE JUNIOR CONFRATERNITY OF CHRISTIAN DOCTRINE The junior Confraternity of Christian Doctrine has been functioning at St. Gerard High School for the pas five or six years and has contributed much to the religious training of many unfortunate children who do not hav the benefit of a Catholic school education. Besides the teaching of religion there is considerable work done by the members who help to prepare chart: which are used to make the lessons more interesting to the pupils. These helpers also mount religious pictures fo the children, who take them to their homes and thus carry Christian ideas to their families. Imparting the truths of our holy religion to the children has 'given the girls a better knowledge of their fait. and has inspired them with zeal for the great work of Catholic Action. The Confraternity is under the able supervision of Sister M. Dorothy, S.S.N.D. Mary Elizabeth Leyendecke is the president of the organization. Wx Xa i Q x-f 'l ':f . During the Christmas season, the Confraternity workers brought a little Christmas cheer in the form of candy, nuts, and toys to their lit- tle pupils. Mary Elizabeth Leyendecker, the President of the Confraternity, has been commended for her wonder- ful record of three hundred and sixty teaching hours. She is shown here with two of her pupils. tl mr W at J figs 1 li wwf H T Anne Carabin lSecret.iryj, Lois Binz tSocial Chairmanj, Doris Ploch fVice-Prefectj, Marilyn Schmidt fPrefectJ, Mary lilizabeth Leyendcclcer QTreasurerl, Florence Kadura QBIessed Virgin Chairmanl, and Rose Marion Schoppe tliucharistic Chairmanl. SODALITY The Sodality of Our Lady is the most important organization in the high school because of its direct influence on the spiritual lives ot' its members. Every sodalist realizes that membership in the Sodality is a great help toward becoming more like Mary, her model. The assembly of girls at Mass and Holy Communion on the third Sunday of every month is most inspiring. The Sodality of Our Lady is noted for its generosity. During the past year it has contributed to various char- itable organizations, including the St. Vincent DePaul Society, Boys' Town, and best of all, it has given a consider- able sum to the new school fund. Not only are the girls benefitted spiritually by membership in the Sodality, but socially as well. The various parties and dances, under the i direction of the newly or- ganized social committee, have been thoroughly en- joyed by all. Thanks are due not only to this group but to Rev. James Sullivan, C. Ss. R., spiritual director, Sister M. Augusta, S.S.N.D., mod- erator, and Marilyn Schmidt, prefect, for making this So- dality year an outstanding ORC. Evelyn Kneupper, Marie'Gonzales, Mary Catherine Hopkins, Rosa- lyn Maurer, Mary jane Herden, ,Mary Evelyn Hamel, and Marjorie Win- ters, 'the junior members of the Good Counsel Club under the direction of Sister M. Yvonne, S.S.N.D. THE GOOD COUNSEL CLUB The Sophomore members of the Good Counsel Club, Aline Lehman, Betty jean Clifford, Rosemary Mushall, Dorothy Petry, Betty Gene Schuwirth, Char- lene jaetzold, Mary Louise Traugott, and Betty jean Bass, are under the direction of Sister M. Louise, S.S.N,D. Sister M. Dorothy, S.S.N.D, leads the Freshman members of the Good Counsel Club. First Row: Irene Mcuth, joan Hahn, Barbara FitzSimon, Patsy Nickle, jo Ann Trierscheidt, Keithley joseph, Roalie Demmer, and Irene Saucedo. Second Row: Betty Lou Fulmer, Florence Kosub, Cecilia Shisk, Doris Nentwig, Patricia Hahn, Marlene Ploch, Geraldine Hopkins, Vir- ginia Small, Alice Moore, and Mary jane Donatto. an z, I .....p--- if The immbc-rs of the First Platoon arc as follows: Robert Bass, Paul Bictliger, Clem Brown, Furtlic Burkct, Gcorga C rist ranson, Robert Day, Harry DcXX'.ilt, john Dillman, Louis lfmlcrlv, Riclmrtl Gawlili, Etlscl Hrlwrt, Carl Hcitlcn, Floyd Hel en Gilbert Kissling, l lcrm.in Kncupper, james Kosulv, 'l'l1oin.u Kruciak. Harry Little, Pctcif Manning, Hal lxlCG2lfflgklI1, Gcrartl Meutli N4-tl Small. Cfliarlus Stu-tl, l.con.irtl Ui'l1inSki, Ramon Valatlcz. Wlilliam XXX-iiglur, Hugo XX'cnzt'l, Claruncc VUoitaskc, Davitl Wo gintl Alcx Yaniin 4 i Second Lieutenant Rayinontl XX'.incck, Captain l.cRoy Arnold, Master Sergeant GL-orgc Evans, tlnstructorj, First Lieu- tcnant John Bukowski, and Sccontl Licu- tcnant Gilbert Ortega. ESL- 'KF' H17 The mvmbcrs of thc Scconrl Platoon arc- .ls follows: Snmucl Brno, Thcorlors Bukowal-qi, Floyrl Cl1risti.1nscn, joseph Conralnl jack Digullgr, Anthony Docrflc-r, Charles lingclkcn, Alfred Fspurzo, Gromnni F.1zao, Lours Gilrnoru, Alonzo Gonzalez, Duvi-.l Goodrich, Gerald Grohmrxn, Silvsrn Hannah, Carl Hrrrlrrn, Jerrold HilI'lI1l.lll, Riclmrrl Knllm, Philip Knsherg, Llrlmn Kncuppcr, John Krizck, Gcrnlrl l.ehnmn, Thomas Pruski, Alcx Shisk, lfnrl Sc-ibold, l..1rry Skloms, Rohcrt Smith, ,lurry Sulhxgrn, Pant Trrrugott, Ray Valdez, Thomas Vogt, Cecil XX'einhcimcr, l.con.1rrl XX'r-csncr, Alphonse W'l'.lSL', Monroe Znln-sky. Color Gunrrl and Flag Brxxrcrs: W'illi.1m Doyle, Fran- H cis Bemmcki I-Amy Sklmsi Amd Ralph mis' Armory Stull: Alcx Miclwll, Lllhl Valery Fry. ,V f . .. p ' ' : . - . Sfiixf ' .V F' . , Q . ,.. i ., 1 Bin CQQIUHUHY First Row: Twirlers Mary Louise Traugott, Betty Clifford, Florence Katlurag Evelyn hlaeckle, QAssistant Drum Maiorlg Lois z 1Drum Majorjg Patsy Nickle, Lillian Rainzinski, and Magdalen Zuehl. Sc-contl Row: lfvelyn Vlhltlcins, Alice Moore, Keithley joseph, joan Gorclen, Catherine Kosuh, Patricia Mainz. Thirtl Row: jewel Mair, Arlene Carr, Dolores Carle, Nellie DeReese, janet Gerth, and Orlean Tinney. Fourth Row: Dorothy Pawlilc, Michaeline Brangan, jackie Tinney, Virginia Tagle, Rose DeXX'alt, and Iivelyn lirsch, Fifth Row: Betty Lou Maksym, Rose Marion Sclioppe, Dorothy Petty, Betty Gene Schuwirth, antl Aline Lehman. Sixth Row: Peggy Collins, Betty jean Campbell, Virginia Schwartz, Mary Evelyn Hamel, antl Martha Haby. Seventh Row : Mary jane Donatto, Shirley XX'ootlcock, Patsy Conrail, Mary Grace Hocfelmeyer, joan Hahn, antl Patricia Hahn. Evelyn jaeckle fAssistant Drum Majorj, Lois Binz 1Drum Maiorj, Lieutenant lir- nest G. Fischer, Qlnstructorj, Virginia Nolan fBugle Majorj. . ST. GERARD'S CENTURIANS The Drum and Bugle Corps, under the able leadership of its drum major, Lois Binz, and bugle major, Virginia Nolan, has had a busy and happy 1947-48 school year. The success of the Corps is largely due to its competent instructor, Lieutenant Ernest G. Fischer, and to the unit's moderators, Sister M. Dorothy and Sister M. Madaleva. During the year the Corps participated in a number of festivities, among them the Fall Festival, the Musical Festival in November, the New Year's Day Parade commemo- rating the 75th anniversary of joslce's, Laredo's Wasliington Day Parade, the annual Battle of Flowers Parade, and the Spring Carnival. On numerous occasions the Corps has received high commendation for its artistic formations, its precision, and its rhythmic music. First Row: Peggy Prosser fTwirlerj, Virginia Nolan fBugle Majnrj, Lois Ann Prosser fTwirler1. Second Row: Mary Elizabeth Leyendecker fBell Lyraj, MiChele Adcoclc flilag Twirlerj, Belva Dean Robertson fFlag Twirl- erj, Barbara FitzSimon 1Flag Twirlerj, and Margie Dietz fBell Lyraj. Third Row: Mary Catherine Hopkins, Marjorie Winters, Mary jane Herden, Mary Rita Partlow, Doris Ploch, and Anne Cara.- bin. Fourth Row: Teresita Sanders, Doris Mae Kneupper, Rosina Do Mann, Clara Belle Lamm, Bernice Lamm, and Marilyn Schmidt. Fifth Row: Carol Moallankamp, jo Ann Trierscheidt, Rosemary Mushall, Martha Pulsford, and Marlene Ploch. Sixth Row: Esther Cervantes, Charlene jaetzold, Betty Jean Simon, Irene Meuth, Cecilia Shisk, and Doris Nentwig. Seventh Row: joyce Beck, Irene Saucedo, and Virginia Small. Fighth Row: Rosalie Demmer, Sylvia Wfhitley, Helen Marie Kasberg, and Geraldine Hopkins. 0 First Row: Fstlier Cervantes, Martha Pulsfortl, Betty jean Simon, Clara Belle Laniin. Rose Marion Schoppe, Dorothy Petry, Betty l,ou Fulmer, Betty Gene Scl'uwirth, jackie Tinney, Rosemary Mushall, Charlene jaetzold, and Carol Moallankamp. Second Row: Doris entwig, Florence Kadura, jo Ann Trierscheidt, joan Gorden, Betty Campbell, Virginia Schwartz, Mary jane Donatto, Alice Moore, Darlene Aaron, Patricia Nickle, Patricia Hahn, and Barbara FitzSimon, Third Row: Doris Mae Kneupper, Bernice Lamm, Catherine-Kosub, Bernardine Brangan, Rose DeWtllt, Therese Hennessey, Marilyn Schmidt, Margie Dietz, Lois Biriz, Evelyn jaeckle, Peggy Collins, and Mary 'Elizabeth Leyendecker. Fourth Row: Patricia Mainz, Shirley Wfoodcock, Betty Clifford, Patsy Conrad, Magdalen Zuehl, Mary Louise Traugott, Nel- lie DeReese, Arlene Carr, janet Gerth, Virginia Nolan, Belva Dean Robertson, Dolores Carle, Betty Lou Maksym, Doris Ploch, Mary Rita Partlow, and Evelyn Watkins. Fifth Row: Irene Meuth, joan Hahn, Mary Grace Hoefelmeyer, Michaeline Brangan, Barbara Collins, Marlene Ploch, Cecilia Shisk, Florence Kosub, Anna Ruth Seidel, Sylvia Whitley, joyce Beck, Michele Adcock, Lillian Ramzinski, Betty jean Bass, Aline Lehman, and jewel Mair, GLEE CLUB The Glee Club, one of our many high school organizations, has been under the splendid direction of jewel Mair. The Club's instructor, Sister M. Madaleva, S.S.N.D., has done wonderful and successful work in teaching the girls the technique of developing good voices. No doubt some few of the members are contemplating a debut at the Metropolitan soon after graduation. Although the Club has had few opportunities to show its achievements, it has made a success of every one of its appearances. The majority of the Clubs performances have been over the radio. First, the Club presented several selections tor the program commemorating the American Cen- tenary of the School Sisters of Notre Dame. In November the Club appeared on the radio program featuring the lives of various composers. A group of the members provided the music for Midnight Mass at Brooks Field and the entire group sang Mass on Christmas morning at 'St. Gerard's Church. The organization closed its year of'activities with an appearance at the spring music recital, and with a Song Festival in May. MUSIC APPRECIATION CLUB To appreciate music is an art, and the attainment of this art is the purpose of the Music Appreciation Club. This Club meets once a week to listen to and discuss the works of the old masters and the more popular selections of the modern composers. Sister M. Augusta, S.S.N.D. is moderator of the Club. Members of this group are the following: Eleanor Theis, Teresita Sanders, jean Marie Prosser, Evelyn Ersch, Rita Mae Ardiff, Barbara Barnhart, Rosina Do Mann, Rose Mary lfey, Marie Gonzales, Mary Evelyn Hamel, Mary jane Herden, Mary Catherine Hopkins, Evelyn Kneupper, Bernice Kruciak, Catherine Marecic, Rosalyn Maurer, Dorothy Pawlik, Peggy Prosser, Alice Sievers, Virginia Tagle, Orlean Tinney, Marjorie Winters, Lois Prosser, Ruby Ann Schumann, Rosalie Demmer, Martha Haby, Geraldine Hopkins, Keithley joseph, Helen Kasberg, Irene Saucedo, Virginia Small, and Adeline Theis. ,A I ,gk M xi L: V . .. C I. 'f ', 1 - Q wi Mrs. O. C. Schmidt NFS. P. Greene President 56Cr6tary NN. CMV A-V Mfg. ,Ce-pigs. Fr P V i ' - Af. . PARENT-TEACHER CLUB We are very grateful for the grand work our Parent-Teacher Club has done this year. Not only has the organization been one hundred per cent behind the student body, but it has operated il book exchange to enable them to secure their school books with as little trouble as possible, it has served breakfast on school mornings so that they could receive Holy Communion, it has given scholarships to outstanding students, and it has donated a considerable sum to the school fund. The high school students especi- ally appreciate the work which the Club has done for them socially, particularly in sponsoring a canteen every Sunday night for them and their Catholic friends. RADIO PROGRAM ln November the students of St. Gerard High School were asked to present a program over radio sta- tion KCOR. Since the broadcast was scheduled for the feast of St. Cecilia, patroness of music, ri play4 let depicting scenes from the lives of three great composers, Rach- maninoff, Debussy, and Lecuona, was given. Above: Margie Dietz, Alice Moore, jewel Mair, Thomas Kruciak, Evelyn jaeckle, and Raymond XVa- neck. Left: Francis Bennack, Larry Skloss, Marilyn Schmidt, and Thomas Vogt. Below: Monroe Zalesky, Mary Rita Partlow, and Pat Traugott, Those included in the Cast were Larry Skloss tan- nouncerj, Frank Bennack, livelyn -Iaeckle, Thomas Kruciak, jewel Mair, Marilyn Schmidt, Pat Traugott, Thomas Vogt, Raymond VC'aneck, and Monroe Za- lesky. Musical interludes, featuring the works of these composers, were contributed by Mary Rita Partlow, Alice Moore, Eleanor Beissner, and Milrgie Dietz. r 5.5 LeR9y Arnold Harry DeWalt Xvilliam Doyde phmogmpher Assistant Treasurer Editor Catherine Kosub jewel Mair Doris Kneupper Sketcher Editor Business , Manager Evelyn Watkins Business Manager Dear Fellow Students, We, the Staff of the Majellan, hope you enjoy this keepsake of your high school days. lt has been assembled through your cooperation. It is yours. Keep up this good work in the years to come. We sin- cerely thank the Sisters who gave their time and energy so that we might realize our goal, Those especial- ly deserving of thanks are- Sister M. Melita, Sister M. Louise, and Sister M. Pierre. As for the staff, we only hope that the annual itself gives you as much pleasure as we derived from assembling it for you. Thanks to all who have contributed in any way toward making this book a reality. Sincerely, The Staff. Seated: Catherine Knsub, jewel Muir, and Hurry D6XXlL1lI. Standing: Doris Kneupper, livelyn Waltkiris, LeRoy Arnnld, and XX'illiam Doyle. Our energetic staff work- ing hard for the Completion of the annual. ff' Ax. Nt l .ii 11 Y x. ... W t, .,,. 1 a 1 ri? I ' N fi 1 V' T11 ' ,lg 1 P ' x ix X - 9. fa T ' . V :iq Q A ' Y ' . i 'J' , il ' ,WM Q .' 6 . . 1. Studious! 2. You act like it's cold! 3. Tired Bernice? 4. Having trouble? 5. W'hat's so interesting, Mary jane? 6. Too good to be true. 7. Smile, girls. 8, Fraulein Robertson. 9. Where are your ears, Sonny? 10. We know it's an act. 11. Ah-ah-ah! 12. Bewildererl, Ersch? There are only 13 feet. 13. Wl1cn's that next to Mary Catherine? 14. Remem- ber the good old days? 15. An apple for the teacher. 16. Directing the chatter of the teeth, Barbara? A Sam Abdo A. C. and Patsy Paul Adlod Dr. W. W. Allen Charlie Ann Anderwald Allen M. Angelus Mrs. Ed Arnold Herbert Arnold Mr. and Mrs. Roy G. Arnold B Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Baker Frank Barberio Jr. A. L. Bass Jr. Harry W. Falstaff Basse Frank Bennack Mr. 6: Mrs. H. J. Binz Mrs. M. H. Bixby Mrs. John C. Brangan M. J.' Brangan PERSONAL PATRONS HIS EXCELLENCY ROBERT E. LUCEY REDEMPTORIST FATHERS SCHOOL SISTERS OF NOTRE DAME H Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Haby Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Hamel Edward Hartling Mr. F. A. Heiden Floyd Heiden Louis Heine Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Hennessey Do Do rothy A. Hoefelmeyer nald H. Hogan Mary Catherine Hopkins Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr J . and Mrs. Loffred Jackson . E. E. Jacobi . and Mrs. Hugo M. Jaeckle . and Mrs. T. N. Jennings s. A. J. Jolly s. Mary B. Joseph P Mr. and Mrs. Anton Padaleke Mrs. Partlow . Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Pawlick Sixtus J. Pawlick Mrs. J. Pechocek Gilbert Phillip Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Pieniazik J. G. Pittman ' A. J. Ploch Mrs. C.' E. Powers Mrs. R. Prove R Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Rahn and Lawrence Rho Betta Gamma Col. A. W. Robertson Mr. and Mrs. R. Z. Roesler Frank Rosales Brand Brothers Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Brown Mr. and Mrs. John C. Brumbaugh Mr. and Mrs. Felix Burg and Robert C Mrs. Thelma Campbell Louis Cantu A. J. Carle Mr. Arthur J. Carle Mr. S. T. Carr Mrs. James Carter Frank Cogdell Mr. and Mrs. Dan Collins Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Collins Ill Mr. and Mrs. Tom Collins Joe Conrad Ramon Coy Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Cryer D Mr. and Mrs. Wm. DeReese Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Dietz F. S. Doerfler 0 Mr. and Mrs. Louis G. Dorantus Mr. and Mrs. John Dramberger E Fred Eichiman John Eichiman Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Eickhorn Leonard Emge F Mrs. Martin Fey - Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Fuessel Fulton Sheen Guild G Tommy Gallagher Mrs. W. C. Garden Mrs. James A. Garland Joe Garza Mr. and Mrs. Erwin P. Gerth Mrs. Beatrice S. Gonzales S. Z. Gonzalez Mr. and Mrs. V. L. Gray Mr. and Mrs. Pat H. Green Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Grier Randolph J. Gronle Olivia Juarez K Perry Kallison Mr. and Mrs. James Kennedy Walter Kibbe J. G. Kircher Mr. and Mrs Erwin Kneu per . J. p Mrs. H. J. Kneupper Charles W. Koett Elmer T. Konde B. J. Krizek Bernice Kruciak L Lambda Lambda Chi Langlinais Family William H. Latham B. J. Leyendecker H. G. Leyendecker Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lucchese N. B. Luker M Mr. J. J. Maerz Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Mainz The Majella Club Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Matheny James Matheny S. Earl Matheny Rosalyn Maurer Harvey E. McBee Mrs. L. H. McBee Mr. and Mrs. Philip Mechler Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Moeller Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Morin Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Mueller N C. Navarro p James Neumann Leonard Nolan Miss Elizabeth Notzon Miss Rose Notzon O Mr. B. S. offer Miss Doris Sa S nders St. Gerard's P. T. C. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Sasser Elizabeth Schliesing Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Schmidt Louis Schneidermeyer Mr Clyde C. Schoppe George Schumncker . and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. K. A. Schwartz Mr. and Mrs. Anton Seidel Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Sievers Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Shaw Curtis Short Mr. Moria Smith Mr. and Mrs. R. A. T Edward Tarrillion B. S. Tascono Smith Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Theis Mrs. Helen A. Thummel Billy Ray Treadwell U Mr. John P. Ullrich A. Urrutia V Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Villemainn W Max C. Wahl L. Watkins Mr. and Mrs. George Leonard Wiesner Dr. H. C. Willie Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Wilson Marjorie Winters Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Wolfy Mrs. J. F. Woodcock Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Woods Y G. J. Yzaguirre Gloria Yzaguirre Z Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Zuehl yt 1. Sisters' chapel at Christmas. 2. Oh Little Town of Bethlehem, 3. Looks like Srinttfs been in town. Al. Cliristmns luncheon in the Senior room. 5. The Freshmen enjoy Ll Christmas party. 6. End of the line, please? 7. Urban supplies musical entertainment. 8. K.. P. duty after the party. 9. Wllllf have we here? GRADE GRADE GRADE GRADE GRADE GRADE GRADE GRADE GRADE GRADE GRADE GRADE CLASS PATRONS 1, 1 Residence North Residence South 2, Portable Room 2 2, 3, 3 4, 5, 5 6 6, 7, Portable Room 1 Portable Room 3 Annex Room 9 Residence West and 6, Room 6 Rmm17 Room 8 Room 8 GRADE 7 and 8, Room 5 GRADE 8, Room 20 FRESHMAN CLASS, Room 1 SENIOR CLASS, Room 13 fx Q., 5 an ..,, is -lh?xk 'q' ' 't tart? 5 Don't frown 1 Traveling troubador' 2. Behave, boys! 3. Pepsodent Kids! 4. What's the matter, wont 1 s' . . ' me! 9. The athletic type. 10. Ah, those blessed ' C ful ofthe altithde' 7 Going somewhere? 8. Interestlng ga so. . are . . rings! Il. Umm! Good! 12. Looks bad, anyhow! 13. Characters. 1, 2, and 3. Formations at the bazaar. 4, Looks like fun. 5. Hercules and Atlas. 6. Conversation while Dancing 7. Piggies! 8. Whats the matter, Gilbert? 9. Gossip, gossip. 10. Try arch supports. ll. Looking for something? A 'K' Esau .- I .nv-' ' 1 f - F if AWN A ' . Nav -Q QQ .. LF . Q. SSTSSLGQQQ X535 J- x t i Q, Q .N -wg, -u-gg W na- . A 5 'Q' Q 4.5! f L. 9 'Q , F' . 1. At h0m6 gii'lS? 2. SUCH bwufiwf 5. Wiiat happcmzl to the mam-power? Ai. Funny, jus? 5. just stopped to rest. B ' ' 't 'lf 9. The New Look, 10. Right in style. 11. Such poise! 6. Cold Keitsie? 7. Cami you read? 8. oring, isn 1 , , .Q 12. Wliiait a group. 15. Hicks Inc. 14. Wiizlt have we here., A ACME PLUMBING COMPANY 1753 East Crockett ALAMO BLUEPRINT 8: SUPPLY COMPANY 506 N. Presa Street ALBRECHT FLORAL COMPANY 1238 E. Commerce Street ALTMANN AND HUSTON MACHINE SHOP 208 Rusk Street ARMOND PLUMBING SUPPLY COMPANY 717 N. Cherry Street ED. ARNOLD PLUMBING 823 Kayton Avenue B B-1 BOTTLING COMPANY 1912 Broadway PATSY BAKER SCHOOL OF DANCING JOE BALLER FLOWER FARM Route 6 Box 100 BARBERIO PRODUCE COMPANY 314 Produce Row C. L. BATTO CLEANERS 8: DYERS 1843 E. Commerce Street BELL JEWELRY COMPANY 513 E. Houston Street BEURLOT'S BAKERY 905 S. Alamo Street BEXAR DRUG STORE 1800 Virginia Boulevard BOWEN AUTO PARTS 84 MACHINE PANY 305 Martinez Street BRANDT IRON WORKS 1422 N. Colorado Street MRS. G. BRANDT 8: COMPANY 225 N. New Braunfels J. C. BRANGAN SERVICE STATION 101 Sutherland Springs Road BRUCE RUG CLEANERS 1610 N. Hackberry Street BYRNES TIRE COMPANY 921 S. Flores Street C CALMBACH COMPANY For the Best WILBUR CAMPBELL HAY RIDES G-8709 CARL 8: PAUJJS MOTOR COMPANY 619 S. Flores Street CATHOLIC LIFE INSURANCE 703 S. Gevers CHARLES 84 JACK FLORAL SHOP 2100 E. Houston Street COBB BUILDING MATERIALS 520 N. New Braunfels Avenue COBB LUMBER COMPANY 315 N. New Braunfels Avenue COOL CREST MINIATURE GOLF 1402 Fredericksburg Road D H. DITTLINGER ROLLER MILLS COMPANY 201 S. Medina Street DOUBLE DIP ICE CREAM COMPANY 700 Goliad Street COM- BUSINESS PATRONS DR. J. F. DOYLE Aztec Building DR. PEPPER BOTTLING COMPANY 816 Dallas Street E EAST END DRUG STORE 1704 E. Commerce Street EASTERN CLEANERS 521 Meerscheidt Street EASTERN FOOD STORE 527 Meerscheidt Street EAST SIDE PACKAGE HOUSE 505 N. New Braunfels Avenue EDWARDS GROCERY Holmgreen Road ELBEL BROTHERS GARAGE S15 N. New Braunfels Avenue EMMA'S CAFE At Hahn's Place F THE FASHION 250 E. Houston Street FENSTER FOOD MARKET 325 N. New Braunfels Avenue FOX DISPLAY COMPANY 1515 Broadway FRANKS VARIETY STORE 529 Meerscheidt G GARCIA'S GROCERY 8: MEAT MARKET ' 1802 Nebraska Street GERHARDTS 1612 S. Hackberry Street GIBSON GROCERY Corner Nopal and Rigsby GOLDEN KETTLE SYRUP COMPANY 112 Roosevelt Avenue GROBE FLOVUER FARM Route 6 Box 10-ID A. GRONA MATTRESS COMPANY INC. 1907 S. St. Mary's Street GROOS NATIONAL BANK 143 VU. Commerce Street GUERRA'S FOOD STORE 201 N. New Braunfels Avenue GUERRA SERVICE STATION 203 N. New Braunfels Avenue H IKE HAINES . 509 Denver or 208 Aransas Avenue HEINEQS SERVICE STATION 1155 Victoria Street XXIM. A. HEUSINGER, FALSTAFF TOR -127 S. Medina Street HIGHLAND BOWLING CENTER 1603 S. New Braunfels Avenue HIGH LAND DRESS SHOP 2001 S. Hackberry Street HIGHLAND PARK CLEANERS 1810 S. Hackberry Street HIGHLAND PARK STATE BANK 101 Highland Boulevard ' HIGHLAND SERVICE STATION Highland at Gevers HOLLYWOOD TAILORS 8r CLEANERS 906 N. New Braunfels Avenue C. P. HOWARD SERVICE STATION 1029 Broadway at Jones Avenue DISTRIBU 1 ,A ax . I. Chief cook and bottle washer. 2. Sound off for number five. 3. Try sun glasses, O'Berk. 4. Devils! 5. Puz- . . . X . ,, S t zled Mrs. Lamm? 6. Another picturb you can't say anything about. 7. Steady, Gilbert. 8. Heading for Home wee Home. 9. The inhabitants of Laredo couldn't quite figure .us out. 10. Chauffeur. 11. Another one, juan. 12. Anti-new- lookers! 13. Hic! ' I MAX ITZ 423 N. St. Mary's Street JACK at JILL J 234 E. Houston Street ED. A. JAECKLE PLUMBING 8: HEATING 325 Harding Place A. E. JAEGER 601 N. New Braunfels Avenue JORDON MOTOR COMPANY S. Alamo at S. St. Mary's Street JUNIOR MISS 213 E. Houston Street K KENO KLEANERS 1907 S. Gevers KOSUB TOP 8: BODY SHOP 1025 Broadway at jones Avenue KOWALIK BROTHERS FOOD MARKET 203 Vine Street L LABATT WHOLESALE GROCERY COMPANY 300 N. San Marcos VERNON LATHOM VOICE STUDIO 109 Dillworth Avenue LIBERTY DRUG STORE 1501 S. Gevers Street LOEF VARIETY 8: HARDWARE 1115 E. Commerce Street LONE STAR ICE DELIVERY 500 W. jones Avenue LONE STAR SHEET METAL WORKS john Amandi LOUIS FEED MILL Route 6 Box 117 CHAS. LUCAS MONUMENT COMPANY 1402 E. Commerce Street M MAVERICK CLARKE 215 Travis Street MARINE INDUSTRIES 2038 E. Houston Street MATTHIESEN GARAGE 629 Elm Street MILAM DRUG STORE Milam Building MISSION CITY ROOFING COMPANY 719 N. New Braunfels Avenue MISSION FEED COMPANY 1834 E. Commerce Street N NICHOLS TEXACO SERVICE STATION Highland at Hackberry NOVELTY MILLWORKS MFG. COMPANY Corner Gonzales 84 Holmgreen Roads O O'BERG 8: SON GARAGE 931 Canton Street ORMSBY CHEVROLET COMPANY 457 S. St. Mary's Street ORTEGA BODY WORKS 116 S. Richter Avenue GEO. OTT GROCERY Bc CLEANERS 209 Meerscheidt Street H. A. OTT FOOD STORE 302 S. Walters Street P PABST ENGRAVING COMPANY 2030 E. Houston Street PETE'S PLACE W. W. White Bt Hwy. 87 W. F. PICKARD 101 Nogalitos Street PIONEER CHURCH SUPPLIES COMPANY 425 Main Ave. POE MOTOR COMPANY 900 Broadway POPP BODY SHOP 1016 E. Houston Street PORTER STREET GROCERY 900 Porter Street POTCHERNICK'S INC. 511 N. St. Mary's Street POTTHAST'S REFRIGERATION 701 Broadway PRAEGER HARDWARE COMPANY 320 Commerce Street PROMPT PRINTERS 107 S. Flores Street R ED. ROBERT'S QUALITY BAKERY 1014 E. Commerce Street S SAN ANTONIO COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. P. O. Box 58 SAN ANTONIO IMPLEMENT COMPANY 325 E. Commerce Street SAN ANTONIO MOTORS 1603 Broadway SEARS, ROEBUCK AND COMPANY 642 Soledad Street SMITH'S STUDIO 421 Bedell Building FRED STAFFEL COMPANY 321 E. 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