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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1951 volume:

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Pope's ring is made of gold with a carving of St. Peter fishing from a boat. The Pope's name is carved around the out- er edge. It is used to seal official papers. The Very Reverend Archbishop ROBERT E. LUCEY November l, I-loly Year, l95O To Saint Gerard's High School Class of l95l: It is in most challenging times that you complete your secondary education, to enter upon your life's career, or upon your higher education to prepare for a still higher walk of life. Never in all history has the world been so widely and actively mobilized into two camps. Never has the issue been so clear or the op- portunity so urgent to vindicate the Christian and American ideal of freedom under God, based on man's inviolable dignity as a creature of God. Catholic education is not merely a particular brand of education of high quality, comparable to other good brands. It is an essentially distinct formation of char- acter after the pattern of Christ the Master, which naturally results in the finest ideal of freedom under God. It is a sacred trust to be deliberately guarded. Your splendid Catholic education fits you to meet the magnificent challenge ,of the times. Be faithful to your sacred trust. Sincerely, Very Rev. John I... Markovsky, Superintendent W . ,Lk . 1' A ' f , f- A g 1 4.21 ' V ,fr t K 3 ww A 6 Wg. gg., W 'f ff Tl-IE VERY REVEREND JOSEPH L. FLANAGAN The day that Reverend Ravnxonci Schmitt, C.Ss.R., was appointed Pasture in' our gmris will be remembered with joy. ln rin- ik-vi wet-k that Father has been with us, wi- time gr --ww love him, and we hope that flu- yt-Airs spent ii- our midst will be long and plvtsmit. MM' xxlei' him God's blessing in all his uxult-n-i,.l:i11g1s. The day that Reverend Joseph Flanagan, C. Ss. R. , left our parish will always be remem- bered with sadness by the students of Saint Ger- ard High School, for it was through his untiring efforts that our new high school was built and equipped. Under his guidance, the school flour- ished and became the largest co-ed Catholic high school in San Antonio. We wish to thank him from the bottom of our hearts for everything he did for us. s ., f ,xv A THE VERY REVEREND RAYMOND SCHMITT X JIS? A X X. V-N fy i . . by N o , QX is ,, Q XY? 6 'N' If 45 X 'at 4 Y , W Q THE PRIESTS OF THE PARISH Very Reverend Raymond Schmitt, C. Ss. R. Reverend Reverend Joseph Fagan, C. Ss. R. Joseph Fister, C. Ss. R. Reverend Bernard Kalvelage, C. Ss. R. Reverend Louis Kemmer, C. Ss. R. Reverend Maurice Kennedy, C. Ss. R. Reverend Byron Krieger, C. Ss. R. Reverend Philip Kvasnica, C. Ss. R. Reverend James Ostrander, C. Ss. R. Reverend Brother Alphonsus, C,Sc P Q., CZDMJ! 1,1 aa. jg, , ,ffm A - find JTC 29? WWW' , .JMZS L7 4174! , 791.7 ' , .4.f2.23'. SCHOOL SISTERS OF NOTRE DAME Sister M. Arsenia fPrincipaIl World History Sister M. Catherine English I, II Sister M. George Commercial Sister M. Ignatius Latin I, II Sister M. Kyllene English-I, II Sister M. Louise Biology, Physics Sister M. Pierre English III, IV Sister M. Ralph American History Sister M. Raynald Mathematics Sister M. Yvonne Spanish ,A .t flx' S Francis Uder, C. Ss. R. .Ab 433 Of X H '59 I it Mr. Henry Mittermayer Miss Mary Lee Miller A1 Sturchio Miss Rita Gibson Sports Sports Band Director Choral Director Mzdmkd Z'y0zw wv5Lz.'Q0ma'L!ae Lwwzlfbebfzae , CLASS UFFICEHS CARL HEIDEN Class President. . . wonderful trumpet player. . .has a smile for everyone. BETTY JEAN CAMPBELL Secretary of 1951 class. . . Shorthand speed-demon. . . sweet dimples. . . a pal. ROB ERT BASS business-like. . . logical. P Treasurer of the Senior Class. . .very DARLENE AARON Shy but sweet. . . very cooperative. . . typist for the annual. FER DIE BURKET Hero of basketball and football. . . c1ass cutie . . . good dancer. I JOYCE BECK Very quiet. . .very fair. . .in looks as well as in actions. MARIE CHAUVIN Peppy cheerleader. . .loves athle- tics. . .assistant Editor of The Ma- jellan . FLOYD CHRISTIANSEN BARBARA COLLINS Fine football tackle. . . congenial. . . Prefefrf of the S0dali1:y. . . popular easygoing. good basketball forward. ,f 'ix - -m..- JOHN DILLMAN CHARLES ENGELKEN Smart sometimes. . . friendly to every- Charlie , . .mighty good guard, , one. . . generous to the school. winning personality. BARBARA FIT ZSIMON Straight A girl. . . nice to know. shy humor . RICHARD GAWLIK Football favorite. . . famous for h touchdowns. . . powerhouse. ,pf .JC 66.4.3 i 1 A HO WAR D GODWIN . . Pleasant. . . always grinning. . , happy go-lucky. JOAN GORDEN. Class leader. . .active in all social is affairs .... artistic .... demon flute player. MARTHA HABY Good student. . . not easily ruffled. . . baseball enthusiast. JOAN HAHN Very intelligent. . . efficient worker president of the Library Club. PATRICIA HAI-IN Patty . . .interested in modeling. . . cheerful. . . plays the clarinet. Quick witted . . friendly. . . hard hit MARY GRACE HOEFELMEYER - ter in softball. GERALDINE HOPKINS Quiet. . . shy type. . . serious-minded. KEITSIE JOSEPH Class artist. . . somewhat forgetful. very witty. Q I ROSE ALICE HUNT Sincere in her studies. . . sweet part-time librarian. GEORGE KELLER Very likable. . .football fan . active in class discussions. JAMES KOSUB FLORENCE KOSUB flair for photography. . . very Dramatic speaker in speech tourna- Has a Vk S dependable. . strenuous worker. ment. . .fine sense of humor. . . 1 e jewelry. ' THOMAS KRUCIAK Likes football. . .lots of school spirit. . . gentle-mannered. PETER MANNING Pete . . .takes his time. . .mischie vous lad. . .likes to argue. PAUL MCKEAN Valuable football player. driver. . . self confident. .W IRENE MEUTH High ideals. . . studious. . . sincere. the class was glad to have her back . . hot-rod THOMAS MITCHELL Editor. . . winning personality. . .a welcome addition to S. G. H. DORIS NENT WIG MARLENE PLOCH . .always ready for a Has a spirit of ind joke. . .a good sport. Class clown. ependence' pretty blond hair. . .lots of fun IRENE SAUCEDO VIRGINIA SCHWARTZ Quiet. . . a perfect lady. . . sweet. Virgie to us. . .a kind word for everybody. . . Winning ways. CECELIA SHISK VIRGINIA SMALL Celie . . . sweet. . . intelligent. . . Excellent basketball forward. . . very bakes delicious cakes. athletic. . . helpful. ADELINE THEIS JOSEF SKRYPEK Always satisfied. . . charming com- J0e . . . valuable football player. . pany. . . cute dimples. ' always friendly. . . class comedian. ROBERT SMITH Smitty . . . cute as a bug . . . full of energy. LEONARD URBANSKI Winning smile. . . rough when it comes to football. . .very determined. SYLVIA WHITLEY Nice to know. . . speedy in shorthand. . . business type . J Lf . Zlllvffdjwg ' Zaye Q. ,A .53-6? 't 1. ,. 2-,iq -. , X. X 5. -X'-qQ'g--. , .V 1 1,551 Y :Luz -5. ,, ,.,4 ,4 uv - w I ' . - - . tl 2 2'1 Z-.-xx ly M, f f 'lf - I F44 ., J X'xx 'R Q -lf 1' fy my ff wfffff f55f? ,M iff Wfflgffff 'Zi Q! 4 rl I ffffxf 6 B J MW :::,I ' x ,, . W : N- 'fi U ff Q if-N.:--Q - -L. : if . wld , - N .:i,,1h.xi:',,- ig-in fx M YNY i - A . Nv : x' 5, FRX' A X 1 . X ' 1 , , h 1 ' 593. -1 ' 7' Ji g A ,. 1 2,11 I , . f Xixgx .p' . rx N xx X 1 'Q , fix 1 N N - 'cf' Ky' fyfvf,-f, if i IL. 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GOLLA .9121 f My 4'-Ir is 331- MARY M. INGRIOLA SQA' QFM 'YR ROSE A, JENSCHKE GLORIA i. EUGENE GONZALES JUPE dmv' fax L 5 'kk SAMUEL GATIAN HOUSTON KNEUPPER Y Off if -nun' 009' ' 4' bk ,Y smug 5 'L' E CHARLES LANDRY JAMES MORIN THERESA LONGORIA BERNICE MUTCHLER ALICE MCKEAN MARY KATHLEEN MILLER MARY ALICE MONTALBO LOUANNE MATHENY ROBERT PICACIO ANNA LEE MATTHIESEN fry? GREGORY RAMZINSKI MARY J. SANDERS MELROY SCHUMANN HENRY SCHUWIRTH CHARLIE SIEVERS MARY ANN S CHOLT Z AL VIN SKONETSKI GERRY SULTENFUSS ADOLPH TALERICO PATRICIA WEGMANN CLARENCE THEIS FRANK WOELFLER JOYCE TUCKER Hu fl s'P'N W-'+ 'L 'Sin-:aw VT:- Aw C N 55,55 NORBERT WAKE NNABEL TRAUGOTT ARNOLD WOODCOCK MARGARET TRAUGOTT ALPHONSE WRASE WMD :KV Wemfmd wggecge fam Wiz ,N . .Q N X x : N O N I I . 5 ,f f if V Vw: A ll' V ff? V? f , ' K' . WW MQW . ,,,, , ,' .JV Z f1' -'VIL zz 1, Q 'gk' A ' ray N -:S :::i me EL EANOR BEISSNER KENNET H BENDER ROBERT J. CARABIN, JR. CLARA DE BAC KER up ,,.,. . . JANE DVORAK HAROLD ENGEL CURTIS FEY DAVID FLORES GUADAL UPE FLOR ES Silva? J- is re '1 M ! fe: + - an sg Y is 5 , S A K . MW' xi fifi' Y Q ,nw 0 W, L, . 4 1 4 X ETHERINE DRAMB ER GER 9' 'W INEZ FOUNTENO ELIZABETH GAENSLEN L. ANNA JEAN GASTINGER JEANETTE GEYER ANNE GOODRICH LEROY GROHMAN MARY ADELE GUERRA BARBARA HABY wr' 'Q' of S X qmspulun-' PATRICIA KLEYPAS VERONICA KRZESNIAK INEZ LaCHAPELLE SHIRLEY LANDRY CLAUDIA MEGERLE CLARENCE HAMEL ALICE FAY HEIDEN VIRGINIA HERDEN CLARA KADURA FRANCIS KELLY .fib EVELYN MEUTH BARBARA MITCHELL FRED O'LEARY CARMEN PEREZ CHARLENE PETRY EVELYN POPP LUPE MONTEZ KATHLEEN MUENCHOW K ANNETTE SEIDEL LYNWOOD SIEBOLD I-IENRIETTA SIEVERS FRED SIMON LUELLA SMITH JOE RAZ ELROY RIHN ALICE SCHEEL BERNICE SCHEEL WAYNE SCHMIDT '-'Y 'M Smal MARY L. VALLIER HAROLD VARGA ETHEL SPENCER TILLIE STANUSH JAMES SULLIVAN JEANETTE TARIN PATSY VOGEL DAVID VRAZ EL MARTHA WEBER MARY ELLEN ELMENDORF JOSEPH CAMPBELL MARY WEB ER LEO.WHITLEY RICHARD WICKWIR E 27M ,r7 ',f79'! 2 Ml!! fy .qffffff . ,. 5 ' jk 1,7 ' 1 ,7 T11 if .z.-. -,51f.J, Q, A ' '52-': 'j .,.-.L'f4:-f ' 'Zia-H ' ' -- - 4, - v .IW falfgljgywlrl' ,QL Yfofey ffwle JOSEPHINE ACKERMAN JOHN ALEXANDER JACKIE AVALLON BERTHA BARKHAUSEN MALCOLM BECK NORMA BOER LORETTA BOCCIA FREDDIE BUECWHE JAMES BURKET BERNARD BUTLER MICKEY DUNN ESTELLA DURY MAXINE DZIERZANOWSKI HELEN ELMENDORF NL.. x ROBERT BUTLER CARROL BYWATER KATHERINE CAMPBELL JOHNNIE CARMAC K 3' -:Ek EUGENE FREABE BETTY GIBSON BIBIANA GOLLA MILDRED GOLLA EVELYN ENGEL CLARENCE FEY MARY LOU FLACK ELLARESA FOUNTENO 19? THOMAS GROHMAN CHARLES HARTMAN LOUIS HERNANDE Z GENEVIEVE HUDSON WW 1 fb Wh' EI1DIE'Ji-IAHN CHARLES HERMAN BILLY HOBBS DOROTHY HUGMAN EMMA IMMING ANTHONY JAZIK EMELIE JOLLY FRANCES JOSEPH BENNY KELLER 'Q in 4' 'inf ff' 1 CHARLES KOSUB BILLY KOSUB LEROY LAMM DONALD LaROCCA CAROL LAY 1l hlv ,116 Nw JOHANNA MAHONEY MARY CHLOE MAINZ RAYMOND MARTINEZ TERRENCE MCCLANAF-IAN IRENE MECHLER 43 94 wr AQ. ROBERT MONTALBO EDNA MAE MONTEZ FORREST MORROW MARILYN MUELLER CARL NENTWIG 4qvs 455 AWRQQSQ N-ung. Q ALOIS O'BERG MARY PEERCE TED PROSSER L CLIFFORD f RAKOWICZ I HENRY OT'I GILBERT PHILLIPS LAWRENCE RAHN HAROLD RAUSCHUBEI fi- +- f i' 4 an 5 EDGAR REUS PATRICIA RICKS BILLY SESSIONS FRANK SIEVERS MARY SCHUMANN 0-54,4-all tus.. -1 4'9 :L MAX SEGUIN ALICE ROBUCK ROBERTA LEE SOWELL EDWINA SCHOLTZ ALBERT STANUSH ELMO TITZ IRENE VARGA ui -:fm - . . X Q .,.' , L fI.JLlf'i Af BILLY STIGENT MARY ANN SULTENFUSS MARY JANE TORIN KENNETH WAKE JIMMY WALKER GWENDOLYN WORKMAN ALLEN WOODLEE SANDRA WOLTERS MARIETTA WOELFLER JO ANN WEINHEIMER M. LOUISE ALDAPE JEAN CARR ANTHONY MAGGIOK .1155 ul. HUGO RAUSCI-IUBER MARGARE T De BRAVO JOYCE MEUTH l ws.. R -- Mm mis-was J H 2 l 411' Se habla Espanol. Going fishing, Henry Joe? Not afraid of frogs, are you Doris ? Onmia quae potid, meluis possum, etc. Why so serious, boys ? Charles, are you thinking of For the moon never beams, without bringing me dreams Of my beautiful Annabel Leeg I ,K W si' if xy? s if-is Our Coach HENRY MITTERMAYER ,,,,,anr-.lltg , Quarterback Ferdle Burket and Fullback Dick Gawlik were T elected co-captains of the team for the 1950 football season. Our 1950 FOOTBALL TEAM - BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: Bob Smith, Leonard Urbanski, Dick Gawlick, Joe Skry- pek, Paul McKean, Charles Engelken, Floyd Christiansen, Howard Godwin, Tom Kru- ciak, Carl I-leiden. SECOND ROW: David Flores, Norbert Wake, Bernard Ramzinski, Curtis Fey, Cliff Dzierzanowski, Ferdie Burket, Charles Landry, John Bridges, Robert Picacio. THIRD ROW: Clarence Hamel, Wayne Schmidt, Harold Engel, Leo Whitley, Buddy Varga, James Sullivan, Joseph Raz, Elroy Rihn, Melroy Schumann. FOURTH ROW: Eddie Hahn, Jim Walker, Albert Stanush, Henry Ott, James Burket, Robert Montalvo, Fred Simon, Frank Sievers, Louis Hernandez. FIFTH ROW: Arnold Wood- cock, Charles Sievers, Gene Jupe, Ray Butler, Malcolm Beck, Coach Henry Mitter - mayer, Student Manager James Kosub. if T , Wfffig MMWMWAS 'fgfitw 90-if 1 -1 ,,, w 7 t My -V-Y '5, .gv QZQEY. ' :Swv kv P Us if ,f,4..1i' W 1, .ef 'fp - gg W X M-gy f xkf -..j 5 51 U E+?,'1aii'Iw' Wf,'QAgf J A r Ni , .,, m .. i twfi A M T! 'Z' ., 1' t if , ' .N .. fsw qwvv .3 ? YZ . , b , 4 I fl: , I , V ,, ' iff ' if . 4 if.: P- . , -. K, li i, X , W Ffa' ti , i 'if gi-,5':'i9fj,, Y' A .ar p ff? f Z ff 5 l ' 1+-2 i1 Q, CQ.31f if,?'2E. V. ff lw:Qifwl i iffy : ' . ' sm? X A me .+,. fry. 1. . ..,. . X v- 2 N If Lk gg 1 Q' V 5 E A ,., v 1.,.. A I, 1 Ji ,K e W . It . .,V, , , L E Mg I AM , Y W 1 A . ggi-1.11 E:-'ga sp ' ,. 5 Q' A On the morning of October 20, 1950, previous to the St. Gerard-Castroville game, the football REVEREND FATHER KRIEGER Father Grangell, too, deserves aword of appre- field was solemnly blessed by the Reverend Byron Krieger, C. Ss. R. The team, as well as the entire school, feels deeply grateful to Father for his un- tiring laborin raising funds for the stadium as well as for supervising its erection. No doubt he spent many a sleepless night trying to solve the financial problem connected with this project. citation for making the football field look like a beautifulgreen carpet. He not only solicited grass from the students and parishioners, but on almost any day of the week, one could see him planting and cultivating it. Were it not for the co-operation of Father Grangell, the field would not have been rea- dy for the opening day. REVEREND FATHER GRANGELL This is our stone wall line. THE 1950 FOOTBALL RESULTS St, Gerard --- -- 7 Uvalde ----------- ---19 St. Gerard --- ---Z7 Central Catho1ic---- -- 6 '1'St. Gerard--- --- 19 '41 St. Gerard won this game Corpus Christi--- 19 St. Ccrard--- --- Z5 by statistics. Hot We11s------- -- 6 St. Gerard--- --- 36 San Marcos---- 13 St. Gcrard--- --- Z0 Crystal City--- --- 0 St. Gerard--- --- 27 '9'W'St. Gerard lost the Texas Castrovi11e--- 12 St. Gerard--- --- 46 State Catholic Champion- Edgewood--- -- 7 St. Ge1'ard--- --- 12 ship to St, Thomas in La Coste------ - -- 6 St. Gerard--- - 7 Houston. St. Anthony -------- --- 6 St. Gerard--- - O St. Thomas fHoustonQ--- Z8 Total 226 122 Won -------- 8 Lost --- -- 2 Tied -- ---1 TD P, A, T, Pts. Dick Cvawlik, FB 14 0 84 Ferdie Burket, QB 10 15 75 Leonard Urbanski, LE 3 5 18 Joe Skrypek, LH 3 0 23 Norbert Wake, RH 1 0 6 Buddy Varga, FB 1 0 6 Carl Heiden, QB 1 0 6 Frank Sievers, LH 1 0 6 Charles Sievers, RG 0 O Z Total 34 20 226 Evervhnrlv wnn+: +A np+ Gan. +L... ..-L BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: Shirley Cormier, Adolph Talerico, Anna Lee Matthiesen, Barbara Collins, Gregory Ramzinski, Margaret Traugott. SECOND ROW: Patricia Hahn, Claudie Megerle, Virginia Herden, Mary Ellen Elmendorf, Anna Jean Gastinger, Mary Louise Vallier, Veronica Krzesniak, Helen Elmendorf. THIRD ROW: Jackie Avallone, Gwendolyn Workman, Annette Goodrich, Roberta Sowell, Maxine Dzieszanowski, Jo Hahn, Virginia Small, Rose Hunt. FOURTH ROW: Henrietta Sievers, Tillie Stanush, Mary Weber, Martha Weber, Elizabeth Ganslen, Ann Seidel, Evelyn Meuth, Irene Meuth. FIFTH ROW: Dorothy Hugrnan, Mary Toman, Mary Ann Sultenfuss, Emelie Jolly, Katherine Campbell, Carol Lay, Totsy Mainz, Johnny Carmack. SIXTH ROW: Renie Dramberger, Eleanor Beissner, Kathy Munchow, Jean Carr, Evie Engle, Mildred Gola, Bernice Mutchler, Alice Heiden. SEVENTH ROW: Petsie Guerra, Evelyn Popp, Shirlie Landry, Frankie Joseph, Irene Varga, Sandy Wolter, Mary Mueller, Joan Weinheimer. EIGHTI-I ROW: Pat Collins, Annie Traugott, Mary Louise Adape, Alice Robuck, Alice McKean, Irene Valadez, Theresa Longoria, Gloria Gonzales. NINETH ROW: Patricia Wegmann, Sylvia Cardelli, Gatian Kneupper, Barbara Haby, Mary Alice Montalbo, Rose Jenschke. OUR PEP SQUAD LEADERS I I Through the inspiring spirit and the force of the The Pep Squad leaders of 1950-'51 are Adolph Pep Squad built up in the hearts of the players, Talerico, Margaret Traugott, Marie Chauvin, there was produced adriving force which brought Shirley Cormier, and Gregory Ramzinski, wel about this touchdown by Dick Gawlik. are very grateful for their enthusiastic effort. C L 1- ' K .V-A-,.L... ' V nf.: ' Awnniib , ,rv- 1 S . . as y J xy x.., ,L Q 'ff-TW 'HQ' x Q-Q-54L!,2,?-, K z A Xkx. sk 31, im Q X . 5 .mir X Hu' 2. al WS, A m4 ,Q 'R A JB 'Sv - . f Qu P x , ' Q Ax R x . . ,X Nw N8 29- I o9 'Q B x G 91 N X . v 33 155, 1 K . ff - ., N Q ,I M 3. Coach Henry Mittermayer accepted the consolation trophy that the Royal Blue Basketball Team won in the basketball tournament, Jan. 23, at the Unicorn Gym in New Braunfels, Texas. Our team beatShirtz-Cibolo by a score of 59 to 38. ff fql Ferdie Burket, with five years of experience as a basketball player, has become one of the most outstand- ing and best all around athletes that St. Gerard's has ever had. A clean and honest player, he has struggled to the top and has been awarded the outstanding honor of high point man of the year This is the starting line- upfor the 1950-'51 Royal Blues. They are left to right: Jim Burket, I... Urbanski, Dick Gawlik, Ferdie Burket, G. Ram- zinski, and in the center is Coach H. Mittermayer. Little Mimmy Burket was just wondering if some day he would be as tall and hand- some as big Dick Gawlik, Although this is his first year out for the team, he has not only made the varsity team but also the starting team. This was due to the absence of Joe Skrypek, who was undergoing an operation on his left eye. Although Joe was out for several weeks, he did play a few games at the beginning of the season. Gregory was as good a sport as could be found. He not only kept up the spirit of the team, but he was a fine player as well. Leonard Urbanski, whose picture is to the right of this column, was about the only driv- ing player the team had. Although he was a great fouling ace, he chalked up many points for those victorious scores. THE 1950 BASKETBALL RESULTS St. Gerard ------ 18 Alamo Heights ---- 42 St. Gerard ------ 42 Edison ----------- 52 St, Gerard ------ 39 La Coste ---- --- 19 St. Gerard ------ 46 Burbank--- --- 49 St. Gerard ------ 27 Burbank--- --- 50 St. Gerard ------ 52 Edison ------------ 51 St. Gerard ------ 41 South San Antonio--43 St. Gerard ------ 51 Sidney Lanier ----- 68 St. Gerard ------ 41 Sam Houston ------ 39 St. Gerard --M--- 47 Edgewood --------- 19 St. Gerard ------ 39 New Braunfels ---- 51 St. Gerard ------ 35 Hot Wells ---- --- 43 St. Gerard ------ 63 Sam Houston ------ 44 St. Gerard ------ 46 Edison ------- ---. 4 7 St. Gerard ------ 63 Peacock ---------- 51 '5'St. Gerard ----- 46 Shertz-Cibolo ----- 38 St. Gerard ------ 44 Edgewood --------- 29 St. Gerard ------ 56 Harlandale--- --- 49 St. Gerard ------ 60 St. Anthony--- --- 43 St. Gerard- ----- 56 T, M, I, -------.... 50 St. Gerard ------ 39 New Braunfels ---- 44 St. Gerard ------ 66 St. Anthony--- --- 39 St. Gerard ------ 53 Harlandale--- --- 58 St. Gerard ------ 66 T. M. I. ---- --- 39 :50?fSt. Gerard ---- 59 Amarillo--- --- 50 ,505:St. Gerard ---- 47 'El Paso ---------- 50 :FSL Gerard, by winning this game, won the con- solationtrophy in the New Braunfels Tournament. '5U5fMarch 2, 3, and4 St. Gerard played inthe Texas Catholic Tournament at St. Mary's University Gym. A f' ,,f's-2 1 L' X . 5, A word of came outfor is also due to those who not chosen to play. The Royalettes--Left to Right, Kneeling: Mary Adele Guerra, Virginia Herden, Margaret Traugott, Shirley Cormier, Barbara Mitchell. Standing: Barbara Collins, Kathleen Muenchow, Marie Chauvin, Eleanor Beissner, Coach Mary Helen Miller, Joan Hahn, Irene Meuth, and Joan Gordon. THE 1950-'51 RESULTS OF THE ROYALETTES Gerard Royalettes--- Z 6 Incarnate Word -------- - ZZ Gerard Royalettes--- Z2 Edgewood -------- ---- 15 Gerard Royalettes--- 24 Edgewood ------------- -19 Gerard Royalettes--- 13 Northside Consolidated-- 12 Gerard Royalettes--- 26 Northside Consolidated-- Z0 Gerard Royalettes--- Z0 Ursuline -------------- -12. Although the Royalettes 'have not played very many games, they defeated all their Opponents duringthe firsthalf of the season. Under the direction of Coach Miller they have learned to apply their physical ability in the fine game of basketball. The school is justly proud of their Girls' Basketball Team. The coach for the 1950-'51 girls' basketball team is Mary Helen Miller. 3 . Xi? in I x SRS X X :sq 1 S 5 5 ? ' 3 'f Z ,Q 9 Q. 3 ' 41 if ax ma 1 -2 y , ,Z-' Ig Wy, A 4 Q if i, 2 1 5455 If gf 1 ai' A Y ,1 f ,QL , f ,1 - I 7 Al: ' nf . Q ' .,y 7 is K :1-. , X x A Q ,, A ix Q ' Y .- A - V .. 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THE LIVING ROSARY The living rosaryis one of the most inspiring cere- monies held in St. Gerard's Church during the month of October. It is an annual event in which the high school students participate, each member a bead of the rosary. The children of the grade school attend this unusual ceremony with great de- votion. The rosary is offered in honor of Our Blessed Mother. 'fer Uiigq -1-unsung-an Vastu Y fr, In a crusade for better literature, particularly good Catholic literature, the students of Saint Gerard Highheldamagazine subscription campaign. Captains appointed to lead the drive were Virginia Small, Joan Hahn, Seniors, Gregory Ramzinski, Kathy Haack, Bernice Mutchler, Juniors, Robert Carabin, Mary Weber, Martha Weber, Shirley Landry, Sophomoresg and Mary Joan Toman, Norma Boer, Freshmen. FI-IE 1959-'51 CHORAL CLUB The members of the choral club are the following: lst Row: Jane Dvorak, Dorthy Hugman, Evelyn Meuth, Ann Gastinger, Etherine Dram- berger, Irene Varga, Fran- kie Joseph, Marilyn Muell- er, NormaBoer. Znd Row: Gwendolyn Workman, Joyce Meuth, Tillie Lee Stanush, Henrietta Sievers, Claudia Megerle, Anne Good- rich, Roberta Sowell, Maxine Dzierzanowski, Jo Ann Weinheimer. 3rd Row: Mary Adele Guerra, Shirly Landry, Evelyn Popp, Patsy Kleypas, Lupe Montez, Kathleen Muenchow, Evelyn Engel, Jac- queline Avallone, Mary Mainz. 4th Row: Annette Seidel, Mary Schumann, Edna Montez, Genevieve Hudson, Edwina Scholtz, Sandra Wolters, Jose- phine Ackerman, Carol Lay, Johnnie Carmack. 5th Row: Iris La Chapelle, Mary Weber, Loretta Boccia, Bibiana Golla, Emma Imming, Mary Toman, Mary Sultenfuss, Martha Weber. 6th Row: Emelie Jolly, Lucy Judd, Patsy Vogel, Inez Founteno, Charlene Petry, Bertha Bark- hausen, Mary Woelfer, Estella Dury, and Eliza - beth Gaenslen. AL STURCHIO Sand Director PHE 1950 -'51 BAND MISS RITA GIBSON Choral Director The members of the 1950-'51 band are the follow- ing-Clarinet: Irene Golla, Patty Hahn, Veronica Krezniak, Elaresa Founteno, Catherine Camp- bell, Irene Mechler, Jeanette Geyer, Clarence Theis, Curtis Fey, Catherine Haak, Robert Cara- bin, Jean Carr. Trumpet: Carl Heiden, Sam Friesenhahn, Mildred Golla, Billy Stiegent, BillyKosub, MaxSeguin, Clarence Fey. Trom- bone: Bernard Butler, Forrest Morrow, Eugene Freabe. French Horns: Margaret Traugott, Annabell Traugott, Alice Scheel, Bernice Scheel. Alto Clarinet: Guadalupe Flores. Bass Clarinet: Rose Althea Jenschke. Flute: Freddie Buesche, Joan Gorden. Oboe: Shirley Cormier. Basses: Henry Ott, Louis Hernandez. Drums: David Vrazel, and Edward Hahn. M Q. ' 3 Q is 'ig X gg ,Q ,,. sn. Nix -:S J . 3' Y IP - 1, as :, 5 X 1, 1' I N Q SA ? Ja 55 5 '55 1.. X 35 , :A 45,-W 1-fazwg a s 43,9 Ji W.. Q fb: 5- +L 4: ...L +L, 4. ,. 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