St Gerard Catholic High School - Majellan Yearbook (San Antonio, TX)
- Class of 1952
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2.2.1.9 JQMMJ WJ-M -Elfflfr St. Gerard's we love you, More than we can say. Here's a toast to teachers, To our comrades dear, gm rwfm-S .. Loyal hearts are clinging closer every day, To the school that And to our good Pastor whom we all revere. Raise a cheer of VHVAHFQWUV helped us in our upward climb: S. G. H., your school and mine. gladness for that school so fine: S. G. H., your school and mine. VFJPJPHJJHJEFQ-f Always and ever we will love you St. Gerard's. Heart and we pledge you with one accord: To your name we'll bring honor: we'l1 obey each golden rule. To your white and blue we will be true! The best,our SOOQ f THE MAJELLAN 1952 of ST GERARD HIGH SCHOOL S At 0 Te 5 ' 'X X ff? flflfj Cl'H5f ' KD ff jf I I , -mf A !f,741,ll!LlZf,lj1 rf, fx fl ,Sz c. mme' REV. R. SCHMITT C. S. s. R. Q57 K YR FOREWURD The MAJELLAN 1952 is the fifth volume in the series of St. Gerard Memories. Our yearbook staff has selected the March of Months as this year's theme. May the memories the March picturizes, increase the felicity of your years that are yet to be. To the VERY REVEREND RAYMOND SCHMITT, the man who has rnade these memories of our high school days such a precious portion of our lix es, We dedicate this 1952 MA- JELLAN. 5.1.1- ,fx.N,7 XY i ff X X SEPTEMBER EDITORS KATHERINE CAMPBELL JERRY ADCOCK Pried loose from the walls of nine months old Are the Marching Memories which they hold Of S. G. I-Iigh's happenings., day by day, From the fourth of September till the thirtleth of May Pkffekff-' September with newness greets the year, Bringing the Faculty and Seniors dearg A smattering of football--sodality, too. All these constitute our September Review --Katherine Campbell 'E E Z ll L I A- V I- Il -N '-v 'Za .-H .HN K v-rl 4-A -5 pn Ez 53 Q. x ,E rs x x x N x 0 x 'V- fzl I effl fu, naewl hulllmzling-Ifrlnuflslgfnfhun SCHOLARSHIP STUDENTS in M. SEPTEMBER 4 md This FACULTY Clipped to Our Classes SUPERIOR M, ARSENIA, SSND, at teletalk time. Over this inter- system, administrative messages are relayed simultaneously all classes. Sister also teaches two classes of American History and super- two study classes. Our C I P A TI-IE VERY REVEREND RAYMOND SCHMITT. CSSR, in an after-class con- fabulation. Father is Religion Instructor for the Seniors and Spiritual Di- rector of Our Lady of Perpetual Help Sodality. 1 Our U P E R I IV T E IV D E IV T 4 Found This FACULTY Clipped to Our Classes REVEREND JOSEPH FAGAN in his usual circle of mirers in the school corr Father is Religion lnstruc 1' for e Freshmen. tl REVEREND JAMES CSSR, in a how-about stroll 'at the beginning Father is Religion Ins uctor for Junior B. REVEREND JOSEPH F CSSR, in a religion-is-s e business pose. Father Instructor for Junior A, Director of the Athletic o u Reli eff' f i s REVEREND ALPHONSE O' CSSR, scatters smiles and to his youthful charge Religion Instructor fo mores. 4 Found This FACULTY Clipped to Our Classes SISTER M. LOUISE, SSND, sees both sides of a crayfish--the inside and the outside. Senior A I-Iomeroom Teacher Religion IV Chemistry Biology Co-Moderator of Confrate Christian Doctrine. SISTER MARY RALPH, SSND, her daily role of setting the stage for daily Mass in school. Junior B Homeroom T6aChS1' Religion III Sociology Texas History Commercial Arithmetic World History Typewriting Physical Education Registrar School cris 7501 SISTER MARY ALENE, SSND, in the l'lLlddlC Hail Mary said before each speech or dramatic event. Senior B Homeroom Teacher Sfililffilli- Engvsh H Credit English 1 Moderator of Sodality Advisor of Student Publications Coach of speech events Director of dramatic activi ' SISTER M. PIERRE,SSND, teaches English to the attentive looking Seniors pictured here. Junior A I-Iomeroom Teacher Religion III English IV English III Study Supervision 4 Found This FACULTY Clipped to Our Classes Y SISTER MARY ANSELM, SSND, coaches a serve on the up-and- coming Volleyball team, AA more B I-Iomeroom Teacher gion H Algebra I al Science Physical Geom Education a bi Study Supervision, sistant School Sacristan yrs' SISTER M. YVONNE, SSND, teaches Spanish the smiling way--with re- corded pronunciations, music and song. shman A I-Iomeroom Teacher On I Study Super- SISTER MARY GEORGE, SSND, demonstrates her do-it-this-way Style Of typing, Sophomore A I-Iorneroorn Teacher eligion II Shorthand I cretarial Typewriting ractice Bookkeeping Study Supe rvision Co- oderator of Confraternity of ris 'an Doctrine. in SISTER MARY IGNATIUS, SSND, sells her wares across the Library counter. iman B Homeroom Teacher n 1 Arithmetic 11 Study Super- Latin vision Sh H vision I Bursar Librarian 4 Found This FACULTY Clipped to Our Classes ,Mix ki , ,k ,E Tfymllif ' SISTER MARY C in the intricacies of out of boys. MR. STANLEY PSENICK, illustrates the importance of note value in band technique. Band Band Director Choral Director MISS HELEN MILLER clinches her instruction on an under-the-basket play during skull practice . Physical Education Girls Sports Coach S17 XL X- f W. MR. ELMER KOSUB lays dation for the concession he and his boys are sf wif E E SEPTEMBER 7 fix V 5 f wx! V 5 l ARTPIIJ Ns xg, GAML DANE, Q as ,5 0 XI sl, GI-'HARD E 3636, M, f f. If f,'1 ' Q G, I S 1 -Q S' I my ,4,fO Sglbr ,ss PF, X img O ,C Ivo? 0,6 4 C -14 1, Eff, ei, S 1, al' 6 9 qev if1.- 6. m,,,ll ll Q. ,ve SN .UK xx Q. E savx' Www' vw .1 ' xx' VW We ' We ' Ex w qm- LW' H. A ,mu 4+ 'xx ,. x c 1 E , JV: xx kx of- if ,E x .dc ,SX VX. TBA X0 I N ff' www' ' xx' A X y. X E G, QQ 02' Q2 W. ... 1-1 ,G 11- C dn' ,Cf fax ,AV ,V QE ', 'fx ay 1 0 . . . 'u J 54- ov Al Nw .f Ov -1. V fb .E-,kv 5, 0 X . 7 SENIOR A Announced Class Officer Election PATRICIA COLLXNS Basketball l, Z5 Pep Squad l, Z, Choral Club l, Z5 Sodality Officer 35 Sodality l, Z, 3,4. ROBERT BEISSNER Basketball 3, Yearbook 3,45 Scholarship l, 45 Sodality 4. XR DONALD BIERSCHWALE St. Michael's School l, Z, 35 Football 45 Sodality 45 GLORIA GONZALES Choral Club lg Pep Squad 3, sodamy 1, z, 3, 4. SHIRLEY CORMIER Band 1, Z, 35 Cheerleader 3,4 Pep Squad 1, Z, 3, 45 Basket' ball 1, 2, 3, 45 Volleyball 3, 45 Library Guild l, Z, 33 Tele- vision 4, Class Officer l, Z, 5 Sodality Officer Z9 Sodality 1, Z, 3, 4. RAYMOND BUTLER Football 3, 45 Baseball 3, 45 Basketball 3,45 Sodality 4. SENIOR A Announced Class Officer Election wk, 1'- Q-nam 1 ...sy 5 l A 1 W . . rw, 15. fa '33 Q L : :5 4 51 i 5 rf, 1' ROSE ALT!-IEA JENSC1-:KE Band 35 Pep squad 35 soaamy BERNARD RAMZINSKI Band l Choral Club 1 Foot ball 3,45 Baseball 45 Tele- vision 4g Sodality 4. GATIAN KNEUPPER Choral Club 1,25 Pep Squad 3, 41 Scdality 1, Z, 3, 4. ROBERT PICACIO Band 15 Choral Club 1,25 Basketball Z5 Baseball Z, 3, 45 Football 35 Football Manager 45 Stage Technician 3,41 Conlraternity Officer 45 Sodality 4. MARY MARGARET INGRIOLA Choral club 1, 25 Pep squad z, 35 sodamy 1, z, 3,41 SAM HOUSTON Class Officer 3,45 Choral Club 1,25 Football 45 Baskets ball Z5 Baseball l, Z, 35 Speech Contest Z5 Library Guild 45 Yearbook 45 Sodality 4. vs i 4-'WV X SENIOR A Announced Class Officer Election CHARLES SIEVERS Band 15 Library Guild 43 Sodality 45 Server l, Z, 3,43 Choral Club 1: Baseball 1, z, 3, 4, Fooebaii 1, z, 3, 4. LOUANNE MATHENY Library Guild l, Z, 3, 4, Library Guild Officer 4, Basketball l, Z, Sodality 1.2. 3. 4. MARY KATHLEEN MILLER Library Guild l, Z, 3, 4, Library Guild Officer 4, Pep Squad 1, Z, Choral Club 1, Z5 Dramatics lg Television 4, Confraternity Z, Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4. GREGORY RAMZINSKI Class Officer 3, Cheerleader 3, Football 49 Basketball Z, 3,45 Radio 3: Television 4: Sodality 4, Server l. MELROY SCHUMANN Cibola lg Class Officer 4, Football 3, 4, Sodality 4. MARY ALICE MONTALBO Library Guild 1, Z., 3, 4, Library Guild Officer 45 Basketball 1, Z, Pep Squad 1, Z, 33 Sodality 1, Z, 3, 4. .muihni 'I SENIOR A Announced Class Officer Election MARY JANE SANDERS Choral Club 1, Z: Basketball 1, Z5 Pep Squad 33 Sodality l, Z, 3, 4. ALVIN SKONETSKI Baseball Z, Sodalxty 4, Server l, Z, 3, 4. ARNOLD wooncocx Football 3, 45 Baseball 4, K Sodality 4. - IRENE VALADEZ ',, 'l, Q chm-ai Club 14 Pep squad . '65 3, Sodality 1, z, 3, 4. , li x . 2 ' 5 is PATRICIA WEGMANN Class Officer 45 Library Guild lp Pep Squad 33 Choral Club I, Z, Scdallty I, Z, 3, 4. NORBERT WAKE Class Officer 45 Football 3,45 Football Co-Captain 4, Base- ball 3, 4, Basketball 4, Sodality 4. xi F SENIOR B Announced Class Officer Election SYLVIA CARDELLI Choral Club I, 25 Pep Squad 3pSoda1ity1, Z, 3, 4. GERARD ADCOCK Band 1 Choral Club l,Zp Football Z, 4g Basketball Z5 Television 45 Sodality 4. JOHN BRIDGES Band lg Choral Club lg Foot- ball Z, 3:Soda1ity 4. MARGUERITE COLLMANN scdamy 1, z, 3,4. ANNA MAE DWORACZYK sodamy l,2,3,4. ,ws In 5 I Q PATRICK COLLINS - w Central Catholic High l, Z, 35 we--me Server 1, Z, 3, 43 Football 45 Basketball 45 Basketball Captain 4: Sodality 4. SENIOR B Announced Class Officer Electlon wx. perk BERNICE MUTCHLER Class Officer Z, 3,45 Choral Club Z5 Pep Squad Z, 3, 45 Catholic Press Association 45 Basketball 45 Television 45 Radio 45 Yearbook 45 Sodality 2, 3, 4. CLIFTON DZIERZANOWSKI Basketball Z5 Football Z, 3, 45 Football Co-Captain 45 Sodality 4. LONGORIA Club l Pep Squad SAMUEL FRIESENHAHN Choral Club 1,25 Band l,Z,3 4: Basketball Z5 Sodality 4, KATHRYN HAACK Ursuline Academy 1,25 Band 35 Biology Club 45 Television 4, Sodality 3, 4. EUGENE JUPE Class officer 3, 4. Football l, z,3,4g Baseball 1,3,4, Basketball 2- sodalny 4 SENIOR B Announced Class Offlcer Electron CHARLES LANDRY Class Officer 45 Yearbook 4 Basketball 1, Z, 35 Football 3 Sodality 4. IRENE GOLLA Band l, Z, 3, 4, Choral Club 1 Pep Squad l, Z, 35 Yearbook 4 Scholarship l, Z, 3, 43 Sodality 1, Z, 3,4. ANNA LEE MATTHEISEN Choral Club l, Z, Pep Squad l, Z, 3, 4, Pep Squad Leader 3, 45 Basketball 1, Z, 3,45 Class Officer 35 Sodality l, 3, 4. HENRY JOE SCHUWIRTH Band l, Z5 Basketball Z, 3, sodamy 4. JAMES MORIN Server 1, Z, 3, 4: Basketball Z, Band l, Z5 Sodality 4. DIANNE OSBOURNE Pep Squad 31 Choral Club 1, 2,4g sodaucy 1, z, 3,-1. 2 SENIOR B Announced Class Officer Election 'PIP MARY ANN SCHOLTZ Class Officer 3, 4: Choral Club l, Z3 Basketball l, Z: Pep Squad Z, Television 4, Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4. GERARD SULTENFUSS Basketball Zg Baseball 35 Sodality 4. CLARENCE THEIS Band z, 3,42 sodainy 4. JOYCE TUCKER Choral Club 1, Z, Pep Squad Z3 Class Officer Z, 33 Sodality l, Z, 3, 4. MARGARET TRAUGOTT Band l, Z, 3, Cheerleader Z, 3, 4, Basketball l, Z, 3, 42 Volleyball 3, 4: Pep Squad 1, Z, 3, 43 Choral Club ll Library Guild Z, 3, Biology Club 43 Catholic Press Assof ciation 4g Yearbook 45 Basketball Queen Z5 Telee vision 43 Sodality 1, Z, 3, 4: Sodality President 4 FRANK WOELFLER Sodality 4. -'X 0 4 .fm D A ,.i f a ,fi 3 is ,Tis 2 'J'- I - 2 m thefz -'E a eft transferred to St ' ry in San' tomo Texas f year :- - fx rlght entered S Jo ' after hx S 1 seph s Semxnary xn Kxrkwood Mxss s ophomore year at St Gerard mmnu KA li 'i v :EPT Sodality Officers pic- tured at right-lstand- ingJM. Traugotl, Pre- sident and H. Varga- Vice-President-lseab edj Treasurer A L Cervantes, Vice-Pre- sident E. Dramber ger, Corresponding Secretary R. But- ler, and Secretary J. Avalone. Committee Co-Ch- airmen pictured in circle-lleft and a- roundj Committee ofthe sick:E, Be- issner, F. Bue- che. Entertain- mentCommittee: L, Matheny, J. Heiden. Break- fastCommittee: A. L, Matthie- sen, C. Dzier- zanowski. Host G: Hostess Co- m rn i tte ei S. C a r d elli, P. Collins, Bul le ti n C om- mittee: I. Golla , F r i e s e n hahn. Eu aristic S. ch C ommit- tee: B. Mutch- ler, G , Ramzi- naki. EMBER 28 The RPETUAI.. HE LP ITY OF OUR LADY OF PE nted the Officers and -Chairmen SODAI.. I Prese Co -vm. A., its Q A J , , K , -Sala . 'Ll .ua , A .4 J' A . 75:-'xl .-+ x N sl C ' z. , 5 Kim B ,Rx C a f -C ,Q V The High s XA .,f Q. k r Q K B School Sodality, do 0 iq? . unique in that it is named M- Y T 1 if after our Lady oi Perpetual Ht-1p, 4. was reorganized in Sepgember with m b h xi a m ff , - em ers i - bu'ld ree Old afm of this Sfldalify is to Gill agp the religious, cultural, and 50, M- ww P VI P9615 of our Catholic student I 1 er S-odalists receive Holy Com- mumon ma body on the First Thur d 9 4. of every month M . 5 av , 9 A short dr .' eetmgs In Whifih a Q 1 , I amatic entertainment ands: an 809512 speaker are features also TQ- , conducted monthly, ' ' are r 'f-'Mt' 4 F . Mm ':..:.,.: ....... sig if , , :iii- 1 ,I--1 iff xssm .vtxmnuun 4 ,mawmmmuv EIC f e. 1. in R N x X X tl . A f MARGARET TRAUGOTT ,v i-.44-A , Q ,. W. ' f.. . ... Of. MA14' 'Q Q L 4 ' i if is . 'W-sm. , ,X ,144 E .r . .M . ww ,Q W iq A The Months march on to October's prime, qi A V With the Ha11oWe'en Hop as the Juniors' Chimeg in W N With the Living Rosary, Christ the King, Our TV debut, and a football fling. - -KATHERINE CAMPBELL I ik f' ag ?'e img X f I V 5 1' x 3. -. fl f 5' Y , 0. . .fic Y . 1 ' .Q-. 1 -1 an ' ,K XV. ,AW 3 N 1 'ix W , Q. M.-...-.......1 M. .. M., 'lf f s :Hr X39x uuf iff- , Swmsmzwrw, A MARGARET TRAUGOTT SODALITY PRESIDENT 3 x x - e 5 Opened October Activities with the First STUDENT CONCERT 4... OCTOBER 5--CASTROVILLE GAME The rugged Royals ran to their first vic- tory of the season on the night that Castroville came to San Antonio. Score: 6-12 Pictured at right are the five lovely lasses who helped our boys march on to victory by their ever-strong voices. First Row, left to right: Margaret Traugott, Shirley Corrnier. S6C0f1d Row, left to right: Johnnie Carmack, Annie Lou Cervantes, Mary Adelle Guerra. OCTOBER ll--AUSTIN B-GAME With the Castroville victory cries still ring- ing in their ears, the boys in blue and white ad- vanced to meet Austin's B-Team. Victory tee- tered back and forth during the game, and sus- pense could have been purchased at any price. The game ended with St. Gerard's trailing byva solitary point. Score: 13-12 Pictured at right are Donald Cover, Donald Bierschwale, and Gregory Ramzinski closing in for a tackle. One of the cultural projects, as the months commenced their march of activities at St. Ge- rard's, was the introduction of Student Concerts to be provided by the St. Gerard High School Band. The Band, reorganized this year by Sister Mary Clement, has celebrated a most success- ful beginning. Pictured at left is the Band during the rend- ition of Agnus Dei by Bizet. Mr. Stan Psenick, the Band's enthusiastic Director, is at the di- rector's stand. This was the Band's first for- mal appearance of the year. 1, N., Y, OCTOBER 7--LIVING WORLD PEACE ROSARY Ten girl Sodalists of SGH were guests at the Living World Peace Rosary said on the campus of Incarnate Word College. The Rosary was composed by Catholic High School Students of San Antonio, The purpose of the Rosary was to petition Our Lady for World Peace. Each girl carried a rose and wore a continent veil of some world nation. Pictured at left, right to left, are: B. Mut- chler, A.L. Cervantes, M.A. Guerra, andE . Dramberger, just as the Rosary began. Bowed to St. Gerard's FIRST TELEVISION SHOW For the first time in the history of St. Gerard's, the Speech Class, at the invitation of the Reverend Brother Aloysius Blume, SM, televised a show entitled Gerard , The script was an original chorologue which depicted matters of moment in the life of St. Gerard whose feast occurs on October 16. The cast consisted of a singing chorus, a speaking choir, and a group of seven actors. Pictured at top is the speaking choir, ready to go . First Row, left to right: M. Dzierzanowski, C. Haby, E. Engel, J. Carr,B.A. Campbell, R. Sowell. Second Row: M.A. Hea- slet, M. Mueller, M. Garza, V. Herden, E. Jolly, M. Buk- owski, K. Campbell. The second picture was taken just as Mr. Robb, the man- ager of KEYL, was giving the cast its last minute rub down In the last picture, Mr. Dick Howell at the camera, and Mr. W.B. Robb are preparing the cast for dry rehearsal . E. Founteno, D. Goodrich, A. Goodrich, C. Schraub, and A. Moeller pictured below. taxrisvffvil 1 511: W4 A 'E' , 1 akggkg mnggglg X , Ajit is sig' 5 V 1 at JUNIOR A Initiated Plans for I-Ia11owe'en Hop A M.. GUADALUPE FLORES ELEANOR BEISSNER 2 JEANETTE GEYER ? 5.-v 'vi-1-4 ' H3 3 ' . ., '42'rf'!V x Amor-3 FAY HUDEN FRANCIS KELLY o L 7 , 5 Q? 'apr . l - 121+ w 'ff .H . , ' I i 1 Q :L Q VW Q: N, V ,.,, - . ' 1 'TQ ,,,,1,-5,1 as , ,... Iii- In rf 0 tiff, F !! ,, jgsaavh., , ygezgsgfgaxgrs 9 ?1'!.f:'XW s2f5Xi:1?'5,EE:E1 A ' -j'?k':i5f2.1 4:5341::::.,,m5 A r JAMES MOODY VERONICA KRZESNIAK BARBARA MITCHELL MARY ELLEN ELMENDORF STANLEY FRIESENHAHN ELIZABETH GAENSLEN W l vis ,r -gs' .3 Az su 1 'S .ati :ff ', mmf -ff' MARY ADELLE GUERRA CLARENCE HAME1. BARBARA HABY 1 .UCY ANN JUDD 'gunna All out for Victory! First giant pep rally 1951 -52. Coach Mittemayer at the mike JUNIOR A Initiated Plans for Ha11owe'en Hop - x .ids n s LUPE NON YI'-7. JAY NORTON KATHLEEN MUENCHOVV CECILIA NORMAN LYNWOOD SIEBOLD M' 4 CARMEN PERE7 .Q si .- Y A k if JAMES suL.1.1vAN Evm.YN P01111 BEHNK-E SCHEEL Ma it 5 nm ---- J Q if? 15-gs MARY LOUISE YALLII-QR JUSTIN 'YUDYK ANETTE SEIDEL. 5' N - M V ' csv- -:Em PATRICIA VOGEL. LEO WHITLEY ff? NXARTHA WEBER V-I-C-T-O-R-Y At the Castroville Game! Who said we cou1dn't do it. V 65-D 'Q 3' 4 ,SSX ki X JUNICR B Initiated Plans for I-Ia1Iowe'en Hop ROBERT CARABIN ETHERINE DRAMBERGER A r ::.. .Ig :fav wi ' N M e Y 'ag ' , 1 5 lx' 'KAI 1 x,fs,,:?:2I G' CLARA DE BACKER I an ' -- Jw sf X, A f A , f 1 ANNE GOODRICH if uv, '- ang, li Q 2 ,I as ,gggw 4,v- : Q U. S sp W , L, E535 iff ws- ,, .,1,.,. ., 5.5 J U LIE J OS E P H Us I Qu Lgiiliq--5 13? '1.I 5335 :w:. E 1 'RTW' f. -fi 7157 FRED O'LEARY Camera Shy Juniors OLIVIA INGRIOLA DONALD MOLTER DOLORE5 NIETO FRED SIMON .. - I K f yfii- Y if 4 I 1 ,,,, ? I ,.,.., In , I VIRGINIA HERDEN 1 is 4' Q55 Xfaii iv If it TOM LANE JAMES HEAD CLARA KADURA L1-:ROY GROHMAN INEZ FOUNTENO MX 1 1 I Sammy the Squirrel Junior Mascot 10? PATRICIA KLEYPAS Castroville Game - -At Iast! Score Comets ROYALS 1 z 3 4 6 0 0 0 o 0 6 6 Lg-J JUNIOR B Initiated Plans for Ha1lowe'en Hop 3 sp A 5 k . ,. . 4 ENE-2: t SHIRLEY LANDRY JOSEPH RAZ 1 4 + x .i 'ff' fb mf CLAUDIA MEGERLE EVELYN MEUTH , N ii Q X Yr J 'GSX XL L... .K -, 3: i . ' 4 ,i ,,.,-Mfg.. . ,,f.t-,-.,'. xx. Q .lm ELROY RIHN 3 7 i +-si . f ,Q - , - ,ff X f' J V , A - X X xg M . ' ' ' Q xv' Y -A f 'lf .ix W.. f ' I ie i ' ,' . E i gikwqf ,' ga X , 5' B X 7 - E: .- .1-Q - -X Ang. , X',,L i. K ' M X : 7 ,V , , E -' --m- xi ' 7' if , ' . ' Q E 'f ii i-fi Sammy thu Squxrrcl Jimmf Masw, WAYNE SCHMIDT CHAR1 ENE PLTNY ,u.1CE sc:-115121. x. Xa '- , , K ' N .. Q' x vw 3 . 'Wi .1 n A 4 - My A . , . . W- is ,- - . -K E ,X HENRIETTA SIEVERS Caught off guard at the Junior Ha11owe'en Hop during intermission. fOr were they just wall- flowers!j Left to right: B.MutchLer, R.A. Jen- schke, K. Haack, I. Golla. 1,UCII.LE MULLINS E4-wr MARY WEBER I'IL.LYE LEE STANUSH i K Xu. .W .1 'SRM ,A E Sm ' 5. Aw . - .. X fv' vig- ln?:fiQ.ii!1i-- J' X-,f ' HAROLD VARGA A 1 4 f' 1, 1-A -. --A -7-, ' -Q. f-f +Vv' ' 'w - :Q ig, ' X- Xxxpw lg E as N MNA arf .cv fqf , i v I J 'Q w ,, ,X v ' ,Q Introduced the First ALL.-SCHOOL. SODALITY MEETING U October had turned half way around on its hinges whenthe first regular meeting of Our Lady of Perpet- ual Help Sodality swung into the March of Months. Pictured at left is Margaret Traugott, the first Pres- ident of the all-schoolSoda1ity. Margaret is a daily reciter of Our L,ady's Rosary. OCTOBER Z1-CORPUS CHRISTI GAME The Corpus Christi game, played here, was the first afternoon game of the year. Although the St. Gerard eleven burnedholes into the gridiron, as can be seen from a candid shot of the game pictured at lower left, St. Gerard's chalked up another defeat. Score: 14-6. OCTOBER Z6--I-lALI..OWE'EN HOP To raise funds for the Junior-Senior Prom, a big day in any life, the '5Z Juniors invited the students and their friends to join the witches, black cats, and goblins in a Hop for Hallowe'en. Pictured at lower right is a scene from the Hop , with the dancers in action . OCTOBER 31 - -RING DAY Ring Day, a date long awaited and long to be remembered, arrived early at St. Cverard's. The little golden circlets were blessed by Father Schmitt in an informal ceremony. Father's address to the Seniors re- minded them that their class rings were a symbol of honor to themselves and a reflection to their school. Pictured above, center, is one staff mernber's concept of this symbolization. ushered in the MARCH or FAITH to Honor christ the King Of all the celebrated customs and legends that abound in the city of San Antonio, the most unique is that of the annual March of Faith on the feast of Christ the King. This March consists of large dele- gations from every parish who parade in solemn procession before the Blessed Sacrament through the streets of San Antonio to the tune of Our I..ady's Ro- sary interspersed with sacred hymns. This March is truly a tribute, not only to the Real Presence of Jesus Christ among us, but also the living Faith and ardent devotion of San Antonians everywhere. This year, St. Gerard's was hon- ored by having its pastor, the very Reverend Raymond Schmitt, selected as speaker for this occasion. Father's address, scholarly in its delivery, brought new glory ,sul to St. Gerard High School. The ad- dress pivoted around a personal ex- amination of the individual's faith. Father placed the unthinking Catholic, the ignorant Catholic, and the indif- ferent Cathclic as the most devasting and destructive force of the Catholic Church in any age. He commended the demonstration of those present to so let their faith shine, that it might lead them to the mountain of love Where they can enjoy God's presence through the eternal years . Pictured at top is the moment of Solemn Benediction, The Celebrant is his Excellency, Robert E. Lucey, the most Reverend Archbishop of San An- tonio. At center is the very Reverend Raymond Schmitt, speaker of the day. At bottom is a section ofSt. Gerard School delegation. More than one hun- dred and fifty High School Sodalists participated inthe 1951 March of Faith. my HNMHR. uw.. .. mv-3 fungi nail W-v 'Wh pp.: any nluf M . u 'Q 'Tp V ,xx 5 SOPHOMORES Sparkled in the Majellan Drive In a drive designed to raiSe money for The 1952 Majellall, Sophomore B came out on top with a quota of 12070 and a total of 5461. 00. 5-'WP 3, M -JW WY? ix, 3155 31,511 V Wie! , gf. .. w iw W ' I . U W X , , ,.,' 1 J' Mi. , w M ,. H- , , J' A K' M iii i A , , i M :M xii: ,119 'Q - X ' i'x-wi Q., .9 if M - l ,Q f yy., me MTH ' 1 ii ' mimi' V Qi E , , . , Begin at top of ,i diamondand read across. Row 1: Johnnie C a r m ack. Row Z: Eugene Fre- abe, James Walker. Row 3: Jean Carr, Es- tel1aDury, Maxine Dzier- zanowski. Row 4: Eddie Hahn, C h a r le s Hartmann, Charles Herman, Louis Her- nandez. Row 5: Helen Elmen- dorf, Evelyn Engel, Ellare sa Fou- nteno. Row 6: Bennie Keller, Wil- liam Kosub. Row 7: Bibiana Golla 5 SOPHOMORES Sparkled in the Majellan Drive X Q' 1 i 1. -M r Mm. - ,. ,1- -, it ,... iwi' . . ' W 5 ig 61, V E l ,W Y M M i k 'Qtr w yi 'mi'-, ' , M,.,,1fi wiu w,' 4. -, .pl 6: ! 'W - -. til .l H' , W ,- gif' , .HWWWRV .Mill ? JW 3 f I 'Y- -uno-,kj Q- H 4 W I ' t 5 X 'YK .y, Begin at top ofdiamond and read across. Row 7 l: Roberta Sowell Row Z: Albert Stanush William sagem. Row 3: as M MaryAnnSultenfuss,Emelie Jolly, Mary Jane Toman. Row 4: Leonard Ullman, Charles Kosub, Anthony Maggio, Ray- lw H 1. ., Q 'tml 1 .+ 1, F5 l WX, :fm ,W A ,i ,ff QQ mfg' mond Martinez. Row 5: Jo Ann Weinheimer, Carol Lay, Marietta Woelfler. Row 6: Kenneth Wake, Wil- liam Vincik. Row 7: Emma lrnmin 5 5 SOPHOMORES Sparkled in the Majellan Drive J' ' T t Wit i w. if ef' - ' 12 41 im as 1- at ' 6:96 Y T , -va -i f JA? J Mug ., ' -PM N, ,pl MWF-. , V ,,.,,,. , 'V-Q., vi' U ,Q , 3 :ff 1? W X Q. mt g I I K Y ,L it . Q 'E a 5' 4' H F ,. ll ,auf '.. Q J W FH kg- 'e, in '14 A E . , V , ,,.l J 15' wt . ,wg 4, J, ,M ,, A aw , Lf- Qfw ,,,, at 5 ay? , Q? f -5- -uf ,f 131 , , ,N . 'Fi' 1 Z: ri 32 ,if ,Q Begin at top of diamond and read ac ros S. Row 1: M ,.,.. Joyce Mueth. Row Henry Ott, Gil- bert Phillip. Row 3: thlan. Edna Montez, Marilyn Mueller, Patricia McG1o- Row 4: Lawrence Rahn, Clifford R a ko w i c z , Harold Rasuchauber, Clarence Scott. Row 5: Mary Kathryn Peerce, Pat Scholtz. Row Harvey Spear. Schumann. ricia Ricks, Edwina 6: Frank Sievers, Row 7: Mary Ann IOVEMBER 5 is ii Q , M . 1 'l' ' SOPHOMORES Sparkled in the Majellan Drive x i f f Fmt nw .L . L W ill LB' x . 1-JY '!5g m nf 1 . . ,X .- .tm 'ww - Km. 1 A 'f t' f .J I fit lll Q C M M .M A A- x A ff MA , Q S3511 lr Q Begin at top of diamond and read across.Row l: Jo- s e phine Ackerman. Row Z: Allan Woodlee, Malcolm Beck. Row 3: Mary Louise Aldape, Jac- queline Avallone, Bertha Barkenhausen. .Row 4: Jo- seph Brietzke, Freddie Bu- eche, James Burket, Robert Butler. Row 5: Loretta Boc- cia, Norma Jean Boer, Jane Burke. Row 6: Clarence Fey, Curtis Fey, Row 7: Katherine Campbell. it if w 'M 'Mr lx, NOVEMBER 5 E, ,.1m,, ' in 1, 1l 1 'M mm, ' ag,-. -3 ' 'gg . i 1 n Q-iwiwpgxw Jail ' ' .i L ,ei ' px , 'U' lm ML ,www WL I iw was w H M' L i is H vi ' L .W . n 19' W W of i ,-i' iq 4 3' . N S' ' O .Mm 11 ggi 3 ,. ,mf If 'iw f Mfr? ,1 f 1, qwwH?gglg ' Ei ,n ' A,V i b A A A 2 ,NV . A A afii . Begin at top of g AM vV,NN ' ' V H diamond and read Y Z around from the -Q LJ, left. Willie the ni ,, W o r m , Sophomore' X' Mascot. Sandra Wo- fb lters, Robert Montal- 4 bo, Frances Joseph, Alois x O'Berg, Dorothy Hugman, 7!5C9?:,j',,, Camera Shy Sophomores ,, i Irene Varga, Leroy Lamm, GM Mildred Golla, Carl Nentwig, Genevieve Hudson. Center Mechler. Irene NOVEMBER 10 'i. V62 ,ez 'I F? W 4 iw all ff ee: fl HIS is your toupeewl . vt he U Oh, 199 I Q,-ii eo0a-io0l0't The Texas Region of National Catholic Theatre Conference is just two years old. On November 10-ll, under the leadership of Regional Chairman Sister Helene, CCVl, the Texas Region spon- sored its second annual one-act Play Fes- tival. Fifteen Catholic High Schools oi Texas entered. St. Gerard's first entry into this Festival was Poor Aubrey by George Kelly. The play merited a rating of Good from both Festival Judges and Inez Founteno received the highest point individual score for acting. Cast in the play were James Sul- livan as Aubrey, Virginia Her- den as Amy, his wife, Inez. Foun- teno as Mrs. Fisher, Amy's Mother, and Eleanor Beissner as Mrs. Cole, Amy's friend. Pic- tured on the page are scenes from the play. liced at the TEX A5 REGION PLA Y FESTIVAL wrhis lOuPee. I Put some brilliantine On it. uv! wi11yOu?.. So I sez, sez I how do you CWO, , . 9 Heralded the HoM1-:COMING GAME Our second Victory! Opponent-Edgewood. Score: ZZ -6 Teen-Board Editor. Festivity unparal- leled reignedoverthe Homecoming acti- vities of '51, as St. Gerard's firstBandSweet- heart received her Sweet- heart Bouquet of exquisite red roses. SweetheartVe- ronica Krzes- niak is in the heart of the jum- 'Q bled football, sec- tioned along with a scrambled moment from the '51 Home- coming Game and two off- the-record Band Scenes. . 4 if 5 NOVEMBER 19 Jackie Aval- lone, right, with her cer- tificate as Extension's fs ii. , Q NOVEMBER ll OUR WINNER The first and only English winner of '51 -'52 was Carolyn Mainz, at bottom left. Carolyn's third prize essay was -titled What the' Constitution Means to Me and My Family Today. NOVEMBER 13 GENESIANS APPEAR The Genesians a newly organized Speech 1 NOVEMBER Z SABINAL. GAMJ Behind the men behind the ball are the girlies of SGH. Above are E. Beissner and B. Mutchler as they march to the Sabinal Game. fSh--h! We los again! Score: 7- 121 NOVEMBER 7-CHORAI.. CONCERT November's Student Concert presented the Cho ral Club. A section of the g r o up is pic- tured at left. Top Row: Di- anne Osbourne. Middle Row , leftto right: B. Pichard, J. Ko- wa1ik,M. Wild- mann, M. Kent, B ottom Row: G. Z uehl , S. Kenar, L.. Boc- cia, J. Mueth. Club, made a first public appearance at a restage of Poor Aubrey. menesians offered a series of verse choir selections. At right is Ellaresa Founteno ' whose solo presentation was Pride. Rode to Halletsville for the CULTURE OF THE OLD WEST BALL ernice Mutchler was St. erard's representative 5 the Halletsville Ball of ulture of the Old West. nce each year, Sacred eart High School invites :hools from Texas to end a Duchess to the all, Bernice was ppointed by the faculty. iernice chose Robert ,eissner, another SGH enior, to be her escort. ri Pictured here are Bernice and Bob as they appeared at the Ball. ln the back- ground is James Steward, 'King of the Court of Culture. The saddles in the corners were bits of decoration in the Hall of the Court of Culture of the Old West. NOVEMBER Zl-CAPTAIN MATHENY SPEAKS At the second regular business meeting of the So- dality, Captain Mathenv, pictured below at right, was the guest speaker. Juvenile Delinquency is the Capt- ains business. This business he explained graph- ically. Captain Matheny concluded by begging the sodalists' prayers for his cases . Once On the Wife? Year V01 . o t Ufltee I?'F1j'ilcacio, gzlgtest 253,05 the Amerie E. Dnteno, J. Sulla, B' Beijft to rightan History C1 San Aramberger llvan, E' BS1?er,Juni'O Seniol-S5 ass compet W ntonio sporls The Conteseissneri rs: H. Siev 6 in a Cont O1-ed. tis ers, est, Presided at the YEARBOOK CLINIC in St. Edward's University NOVEMBER 26 EUCHARISTIC SUNDA' Complying with th Archbishop's r e que si St. Ge r ard' held all da exposition. A left is St. Ge rard's Churc on Eucharisti Pictured aboveis Clarence Hamel, one of the four SGH representatives at the St. Edward's University Yearbook Clinic. The service at the Clinic was super deluxe and the information ' gleaned was immensely valuable. Brother Randolph, who headed the Clinic, promised a two-day affair in Austin next No- vember. day 'i a: ..j:E5g: ,,.., Sunday. lraugott, A. Mattheisen, pictured at right, formed an all- Guard of Honor for Eucharistic Sunday. Sodalists Pats Collins, M. Kil day, I. Valadez J. Morin, 'l Longoria, IN Jeljan t on th S N OECIEIYIBER 30 M all C1 ajellan pa DAY qu asses tty for ota in th lgh In the fi 6 dri fide Sr rst Of it Ve' W-is A suerafdfsf kind at f 6 Pa r O ten pro 1. Y Consi all Con gressiv sted S E Ma. fructed game ments heme E At 1 party p ' R made lid Scores Oifresh- Plz . - nie Pri . eff ls D701- Frankge time fy H SCene able At lo 16195 i LOW from i N At low wer ,io 61011 in G ef left er rlght tht are amf- 1 ski are Robe ' is Mu S. at Game Isobel-tS0jVijUSOwe11 argl Hats, 1 the M A and Ma . managed. alellan P Maxine Dxlfle Dzi e Llzzle . Zlel-Z rzano which Elnowg W- they OVEMBER 26 - EAST CENTRAL GAME The girls opened their basketball season in a practice game with East Central. In circle above, the girls warm up for the game. QWe lostl. tg-ullldl me-,,,,.,..- Felicitated Efficient KATHERINE CAMPBELL who Accumulated S103 Majellan Drmve. .OOi f . AQ mfsgaf ,fgzfxsgsfsg Q EQ 1 mwpyw mb Z .A J is ' -gsfffwsga if 5 335 f5SfiYf'E J Qmziigg 30 Saluted Happy HARVEY SPEAR Who Surpassed Everybody with 5170. 00 in the Majellan Drive. DECEMBER EDITORS QESELCEQQUSEJQQEQLL H --iw EP ff , W iq 1 ' M ,gfiisgxwf ' t A' A Y' mx ' Q ..,. g-s,.. mg 33 -Mqi ,., .. ' S .:'.':: 3 ' t' ,fr D mA fi? 3 G Ak nf , YQ' E , we . 'Why I VR! M ' iw iles I4 ,uggnx ,ngggxfv x 4 December tiptoes into view To watch the Freshies shy and new, The Christmas Fest of Senior fame, And Texas Belles of Notre Dame. 5 5- 5 0 5 vv Qs.-.V 1.1, '. X11 f f off!!! 'fx 2? ' 2 95 S y I-nf W 2 WEIRNIE DRAMBERGER I MA TER OF CEREMONIES AT THE 2? V-L ! is 'X ,- Z-f 25 fffrrfffffrnf I 4, f x f,, 1 CEN n ml , in 9 N Z 2 -.4 1 '1 7 Z. W E N X W ffl jg, D DECEMBER 5- BIOLOGY BEAUTIFYING When the Sophomore Biology class, headed by Sister M. Louise, under- took to beautify and landscape the front yard of the school, everyone s ho ute d a Hurrah for Biology ! Cake sales and raffles raised the money to invest in trees and plants, ers supplied mus- cles for the manual labor of plant- ing. In the first tre Enthusiastic Work e ,I. Varga digs a hole. In the tip of tree 3552 R, Sowelldisplaysacake of beauty. The bottom of tree WZ gives a bird's eye View of R. Butler, , I. Mechler in the swing . Tree if 3 proves that J. Acker how to prune. J. Avallone man knows 4 Smiled as Sodalists Marked Their SPIRITUAL CHRISTMAS CRIBS sw' Ulsvw M-wr fait' 'WJ S. G. H. scores listed firs 5 Peacock 29- 2 I P ll E. Central B '41 - Peacock - ' 17 Ursuline Z - , S. i o o - 18 S. Houstont ' Z Z0 TMI i :if home gam -.. f 4 Ursuline IZ-1.24: .5 -P 31' y Q ll E. Central fGl'l 1' - 4 C J, I4 as 0 I 4, 3' -- is C bl If .IA 4 31- , --' C J Bernice Mutchler, right, the Girls' Basketball star center reaches f of December games and scores. DECEMBER 5-OFF TO DENTON I-Ieigho Heigho! To Denton, we will go! Thus sang M. Traugott, J. Landry, A. Cervantes, C. Hamel, pictured below. as they embarked to spend a weekend of acquiring facts and fun at the Alamo Press Convention held in Denton. Extreme upper left, Jan Morin marks her Christn' Crib. The first day of Ac vent surprised each So- dalist, for a small Crib sheet was pasted on the insided of each hall lockel door. These Sodality Cribs we placed in the Church Crib next to the Infant, during Christmas week as can be seen at upper left. ,.,.- 115' 1...-4 +1-4 Q 0 r the ball DECEMBER IO Sodalists collected and filled 300 bags for the poor. In the shoe , left, J. Tucker, K. Haack A. Matthiesen, and M. Traugott pack the bags. Strutted at the SPEECH CONTESTS Twice annually the Catholic lnterscholastic Speech .eague invites the San Antonio schools to participate. it. Gerard's contestants are pictured in the string of iictures at the top ofthe page. Reading from left: rank Vilagi and Eleanor Beissner, Extemporaneous. ames Sullivan and David Goodrich Original Orator 1 YQ viarilyn Mueller and Eddie Hahn, Serious Interpg sllan Woodlee and Virginia Herden, Iumorous lnterp. nl iafw X our w 5 'll Lil f' 1 - ICEMBER l6-CHRISTMAS PLAY The greatest story ever told at St. Gerard's is the Christmas play of '51, he Gift Divine. iliii ctured right, arred the Q iristmas igel. l' i fffij 1' DECEMBER Z0- SODALITY PARTY Pictured below is Bernice Mutchler who acted as Chairmi-U1f01' the Senior sponsored Sodality Christmas Party. DECE . -CHRI Was 2322-L39 Dramberivgiwii HONOREE represent Stblgpopuiar wie Jer fight. ' E . gr the Catholic Ygjtld High Ajilgeefl Christmas D an was idance, Ether-ine ce. hon E ected SeC0nd Cree- She - . with h . 'S Plctur d box ofer Prize ribbon aid Chocolates MBER 21 DECEMBER Z9-CHRISTMAS RADIO St. Gerard's rang the old year out with a radio broadcast, A Pair of Christmas Shoes . Extreme left, the cast is on the air . At left is L. Pollock, the music man . X fx, DECEMBER 25 Rang Out To Welcome'Three Texas Belles of Notre Dame M,,,..44 - x X s Y X- Nix 4. ff! .,..af f . J,,f' di ,1 'fx nf Notre Dame are: X Heddy Vistuba, sister - M Simong Mary Ellen , Coyne, Sister M. Claredg Catherine Slevers, Sxsler M. Clerusg graduates of St. Gerard High. The snow-flakey ' ornaments are Sun Antonio Cribs, we Below is ihe Crib Q of St, Gerard Church? E -ig .X ' s Q? Ya -1' ii? Wondered Whether the FRESHIES Still Believed in Santa if yi 'R' r ,VN '35 J K 'X' Q X Q - mc V u N, A -v, Q 2 fs ,-Q e dAd , ink . Begxn a x an o ow e Bernar cock John Alexand Dennis Bnrtosh e nn am Robert Wengler, Gary ful-avec, crane Q rasshopper erresh mascot Q Ml 1 ,,, 1 N . qi, RE EHMEN .EY f M I if 1 gm df ll an F ,BtlyA c pbu 'thG . ' m X DECEMBER 24 W Ondered Weeeeee The FRESHIES SfillBe1ieved in eeeee I3 I2 if W W H lil Ki .4 K .J , E 13? xii, I CATHERINE DENNEHY ,B ANDREW DILLON ' ' PL I IDA DUNN KENNETH DITTRICH eefeel' A L 'ff4 wwf 9? , . If 'R 11.2 I I ' 5357 .e e wi I E , ,af W A I 'V el: ,gif I WALLACE 1-'AIRCLOUGH A , il 5 -UUE KATHLEEN CARDELLI 3 A e E - Q Qjllw e WILLIAM BERNHARD ANNIE LOU CERVANTI JOSEPH CHRISTILLI ' Ee , f -3 ' 3 4 e -fa :'Ee.eee. 2 . I E T f, S - U1 -Z: BARBARA ELBEL WERNER DRAMBERGER CARMELIA FAZIO WILLIAM FRIESENHI ' ROSALIE FRANCKOWIAK QW LEE GARCIA f HELEN FRANCKOWIAK fee. ee. 5 af! lf 3 f ef- A' ., rv NB 5- A 'f fi e-.CT ' gf 1 4 I Wi Q . ee Q1 Af -E 5 lz., 14. N e , Q 2 e 1 I Q Q E 5 W es sf 3? Q xW Ei N S W X E I I Kai 5 1 E MARIE GARZA DAVID GOODRICH BETTY ANN GARCIA RALPH HANNAH 5 Wondered Whether the FRESHIES Still Believed in Santa EH ?ATRlCIA GHERMAN JAMES HEIDEN PATRICIA KNEUPPER HERBERT HILLBIG MARY ANN HEASLET DENNIS LAMM CORINE JUPE JAMES LANDRY rx W Q gs P a 'Y X? fs N5 A 3 N S X 'Www'- 099 . V' ' ff -- , N3 i xll ls :IK X - A l'l k . i 2 V ' X.:-3 H... -k j, i .e M MAXINE HAAG W5 -' M DONALD KAPPMEYER 5 lxz' A W CAROLYN HABY - Q New My I GILTON Laci-IEPELLE A - : ad S is 5 5 ' b e R4S4 vw pg i 1 5 . X XY ff, Y, R JF f X 'iq 'ell A 'N M 63 Z , E. wt? kA, ' 2 Q VA EQ, A e,2 1 xi Hd,- SANDRA KENAR :P Q 3 Q 2 E e 3 2 2' sw Z Z Z 571 IP o :U -W E 2 '3 3, ' 'aff O W N in , VZ, if A Q lll, i, I A Www , 1 f X 1 S ,Q Q M X wig A 3 MARY KENT HUMPHREY LUBIANSKI MARY ANN KILDAY LEON MARTIN wsu Q A 5 X-W 5 . il l lx 1 'f x 1 g x .1 A Q .sew ie S f Wondered Whether ,The FRESHIES Still Believed in Santa ANN LUTZ if ' JESSA MORA miri-'11 2 CAROLYN MAINZ ,-:: ALFRED MUTCHLER JE 4 fr PATRICIA MOORE W RICHARD SANTILLAN JANICE MORIN FREDERICK SCHNEIDER o 5 in W' bill, Us' F6 If 90,16 V 15.71 Io! 1-A'l',f' N9 M MARTHA LEHMAN PHILIP MITCHELL LORAINE LEMPA AL CHARLES MOELI If 'Q f 'X gf il x inf BERNICE MATTHEISEN CHARLES RAZ TERESA MORENO CLIFTON RECKER MILDRED O'LEARY KENNETH SEMLINGER BARBARA PICHARD CLARENCE SCHEE ECEMBER 24 VIRGINIA REYNOLDS JOSEPH SCHOLTZ JO ANN SADA WILLIAM SIMON 'Z - Wondered Whether the FRESHIES Still Believed in Santa . KN 5 4. M xii? IIARY ANN WILDMANN HARLAN TRINKLE KITTY LOU ZINSMEISTER . ROBERT VARGAS DAVID WOSNIG MARIE BUKOWSKI WALLACE WIETERS mi 2 I views YR 3 2 VIRGINIA s1EBoLD I PETER SNOGA r 'H 'W' 5 EVELYN -...ff R SHISK A9555 f CHARLES TRIAL 3 wi .5.. 'Nfgj 1 f' A ..: f A -.Q 4- A .V R- S O L I I , it 1' x .5 w GERALDINE ZEUHL FRANK VILAGI GUADALUPE ALDAPE CLARENCE WIECHOLD .k gs A 5 ulzq Z CAMERA SHY 1 FREDERICK ,T ::, - U? MOLTER - , -,.T A i I E. ,E ff W F RESHMAN 1 L 5 ek 3 -'WRX 5 xx I: ,,xA U kv A-I r Q Q X R Y R ff . f fi 3 V . -1 K.-' 1 fi A I ,wl- 1 1 :Ak K f. 'S S' HS' in . V4 it 2 fmt. xv RFQ V. iff. 53 R isis LG 55.5 RW 'fkxf ry W L., ARS 1 'X 4 Honored CARMEN PEREZ, Top Winner in Spanish Speaking Contest -i JANUARY 4--FIRST GAME OF 1952 The boys opened January basketball at Sz Houston. We won, 26-18. Second game with Nort side was a winner, too. Score: 31-15. Jan. scored a loss with Edgewood--43-44. Scheri Cibolo was a winner for us, 39-25. We won Ha landale, too, 52-34. Second Northside game w awin, 43-27, St. Anthony gave us the victoi 31-28. The Schertz-Cibolo return was a victol 35-27. Jariuary's last game was a loss, 32-t with Central. Pictured above is Anne Lou Cervantes, teasi I the referee at the TMI game, In an ori- ginal composi- 1,-aff tion, in Spanish, ' Carmen Perez, des- cribed, WhyIam PrOl1d To Be A Texan . This composition, delivered over radio station KCOR, won for Car- men a FIRST place award. Carmen competed against top entries from ten other Texas schools. She merited 260 out of a possible 300 points. The points stressed for judging were: pronunciatiorndiction, clarity, and strength. This is the First time ' that St. Gerard's has won in a Spanish Speaking Radio Contest. 1 Carmen is ,ictured above, with her winning address. R A 'hi JANUARY ll -FIRST GIRL GAME OF 1952 Defeat followed the first girl game with Edge- 'hy x. ' L. I ggp v gy, . U, ' 1 1 , S K 1 M553 fi H , 1 h wood, 14-16. Another defeat followed the Schertz- 312556 ' Cibolo cornpetition, Z3-26. Northside provided the , K third January loss, 16-17. The final game with St. W ' Theresa's was a winner, 24-8. I K .if Pictured below is a scene from the winning W game. JAN, 10- ll EXAM TIME At top, English I Exam in process. At bottom, 7 Religion III at the write time, during exam week. Thrilled To Witness a 100010 Retreat Holy Communion at St. Gerard High ii. Q 1 5, Q, 'n' . , ill 1 Fr ,. , . .... ...,,...fw-F I 1 ., v m i gg.-w-i-'-rem W 'WY ' . K i ,.,ilQQaLf5Sf:1?. , ,,,. ,,,, M M X i--if 1ig,i,,i ..,,i i ff- - R- , t fiilfi -it v- -V - i -'M C9455 P wa.-s.- -:Wisf - ' W-ig, ' - f q. M 7'Qs3.QiQZf ' team. A is rf A S ferry ,. . . 4 X, wk, .L 5, - Q ff 1 W Q + 'vis' -'V' 1. ' - 'sw i . A .-if W .,. ' ' ' ZF' f - 'es--1. Q K5 . . 5' f - W ,-.. Q , - A - . ii,s5EiLQi.i- E.. qi in an . . ,awp-1-i-uw, K gras. - - V X C The students' Sodality Retreat filled the days between January 15 and 18 this year. Father Glennon, CSSR, was Retreat Master. Father was deliberate, convincing, and kind. Each day was filled with four Retreat , Conferences, Spiritual Readihg, Prayers, Way of the Cross, and Bene- P3 N diction of the Blessed Sacrament. Climaxing the Retreat was the final Mass and Holy Communion, pic- tured above. Father O'l-lagan, CSSR, officiated. The High School Mass is held daily in the High School Gym. The stage serves as the Sanctuary. JANUARY 30-LIBRARY PARTY The Library Guild, under the direction of Sister Mary Ignatius, celebrated the introduction to Catholic Press Month with a party in the Library for members, only. Above is an after-the-party scene. Irene Mechler fleftj and Emelie Jolly are the actors. JANUARY 30-TROPHY PRESENTATION Tom Lane, high ,oint basketball man, arranged and rehearsed his own trophy presentation. Most probably Tom will receive one of these three. M. Traugott is making the fake presentation. X JANUARY 27 Pmdfoi la d A pp u CASTLE LABELLED SANCTITYH ,41- f we THE NARRATING CHORUS Archangel I-lagiotas, on throne, Virginia Herden Angel Choir--Inner circle, left to right: K Haack, M.A. Schultz, M,K. Miller. Left side front tc back: N. Boer, E. Engle, J. Burke B.A. Campbell. Right side, front to back: G. Zuehl, M. Mueller. M.A. Heaslet, A.I... Cer- vantes, I. Mechle r. THE CAST Begin at left: A. Moeller, J. Adcock, R. Han- nah,K, Campbell,J. Ernmert, Baby Lawrence Poirier, B. Ramzinski,M. Simon,B. Mutchler, S. Cormier, G. Ramzinski, M. Traugott, M. Kilday, S. Friesenhahn. Manning the camera is Mr. Paul Audelfe of WOAI, and Mr. Leo Trumble holds the script. ti-L M 0 E. V ,?fi1:5iY3?Qf3z3?i4iz M W-wW l5fk'g52 iM5 uf Paused To Applaud A CASTLE LABELLED SANCTITYH A Castle Labelled Sanctity was St. Gerard's first contribution to WOAI-TV. The scri,,t, dedicated to the very Reverend Raymond Schmitt, CSsR, was an original composition which por- trayed in five dramatic scenes the life of St. Raymondof Pennafort. The T and the V are composed of moments that mat- tered to the cast and crew before, after, and during pre- sentation. At bottom right of T is Mr. Duncan, Pro- gram Manager of WOAI-TV, who came to St. Gerard High to check production. Said Mr. Duncan: I am amazed. The rehearsal surpassed fondest expectations. Frankly, I didn't think that high school students could do the show'. On the TV screen, up right, is the man who made St. Gerard's two television shows a reality. Brother Aloysius Blume,SM, head of the Department of Speech and Drarnatics at St. Mary's University, gave SGH the invitations to par- ticipate in his bi-weekly VESPERS programs. Brother's encouragement and appreciation are evidenced in a letter he sent after production of the show. Congratulations on a supe rbly done program .... It was undoubtedly the most difficult and yet, one of the best programs we have had to date .... Mr. Duncan assured me thatWOAI-TV will always be happy to have St. Gerard's back again .... My personal thanks to you for cons enting to handle one of our religious programs and for doing it so well. . . V, cal. FU 'af IB t r 2 4- 0 0 afar- Q VaLImc. aria A Co If ' I 5 X g . W ,E 5, Cheered For Eleven Rollicking ROYALS .41 11... Q THE ROYALS ROW 1, left to right: B. Varga, N. Wake, J. Burkett, F. Sie- vers, J. Landry. ROW Z: G. Ramzin ski, J. Sullivan, T. Lane, Captain P. Collins, A. Stanush B. Stigent. ' i 'Q GAME ROSTER FOR FEBRUARY Date Opponent Score Outco f'l'Home Games, Alamo Heights fBoysl 49 -63 Defea I-Iotwells 1 QBoysj 43 -Z1 Victo: Edgewood fBoysJ 43-33 Victo: fGirlsj 30-16 Victo: 14 Central fBoysj 77-Z4 S1aught Z0 St. Anthony fBoysJ 37-44 Defea ZZ-Z4 Tournament -- --------- ------- - -Defea Coach Elmer Kosub, at left, primes the three Senior players fleft to rightj Gre - gory Ramzinski, Pat Collins, Norbert Wake, on a new set of plays. Cheered For Sixteen Smiling ROYALETTES 1952 ROYALETTES Row 1, left to right: J. Wein- heimer, K. Muen- chow, M.A. Guerra, M. Tra- ugott, 1. Varga, was S. Cormier. Row Z: B. Pichard, V. Reynolds, E. Gaenslen, B. Mutchler, M.A. Kilday, B. Mat- tlxeisen. Row 3: Student Manager Marilyn Mueller, M. Bukowski, G. Zuehl, K. 1... Zinsmeister, C. 1 . Dennehy, Coach 5 Helen Miller. SUMMARY OF SPORTS SCORES FOR 1951-52 Boys Basketball led the victory line with the highest percentage of games won. Football ------ 20070 Victory Girls Basketball ----- 3670 Victory Boys Basketball ---- 50170 Victory The sport summary is pictured in the three sections at bottom. -Piajcd TJ-LSSY V411 2, Miss Helen Miller, Girls Sport Coach Q6 o NSS Nye -32 Of? Q ,DA LQ, Aff? , N' qmail 15 A -H-WW 3. ',','. Qi -,,. N V, .. . H V A X . , Q -:-- 1, .Ml , . ,. , F W xii A u f 9 4 -: L 4 QW 'W ll 1 A s 3, Ja A1 'x 'fi X5 1 1 u K Q W if WgmQ9 : m3w:M -4 W was M Kb, W mm ,W ,K -N l . x .. Wm-, M Vw. 'f- . Q .. . .Q W .- x Mx 'wg-.,,,,g.f,,i.gLiMv,XQWN X Q W X , 1 Q ' gat :wifi iw wma bmmwws MN ww ,ww v f i. ix V Z 3 X Q, a 1 , ., an Q 5 ? 0 9 N, - - if ,fi X im. - 1 FEBRUARY 1 P.......... Wm... 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W 3 maflon g vi - - Qlesga mn? . , Q vm-wfffm - fi WYSYQJTKNN: A I l 2 Sang With St. Gerard's CHORAL CLUB 5.1 0 AJ,?'fx. as .' ,. 'J 7 .. K . EDDIE I-IAHN -fn 7 is the flower of SGH Band, for it has been aptly said thatthe flower of any band is its drum major. With captivating smile and a head for organization, Eddie has led the Band as it beat its tempo at the games, step- Lai MR. STAN PSENICK ped out gaily in parade, or just tap-tapped to the rhythm in ,rector of the Band and Choral Club, likes life at St. Gerard's. practice. Stan lah! pardon me PI'OfE5SOI' I has COHf,I'lbL1tEd awealth If a drum rnajgr Sets the pace for his band, then, with ' school spirit and enthusiasm to both of these organizations Drum Major Eddie Hahn, the SGH Band will have 150 keep a iring his part-time service here. pace that is precise, artistic, and spectacular. Mr. Psenickwants his school to p1ay first t1'umpet and 3 he uses every ounce of energy waving that director's baton, avelling the Choral, and keeping the Band in step. lt was a bod day for SGH when the Psenick invaded . Cl-IORAL CLUB First Row: Left to Right: C. Jupe, J. Sada, M. Aldape, R. Franckowiak, C. Mainz, B. Elbel. A. Cer- vantes, C. Fazio, E. Engel, M. Kilday, B. Garcia, L. Boccia, M. Haag, A. Lutz, J. Burke, E. Shisk, G. 2f.L1Gh1,C. Dennchy, J. Koxvalik, P. Moore, J. Morin, J. Mueth, Row ,Zz I. Varga, F. Joseph, P. Mc- Glothlan, C. Lay, J. Weinheimer, J. Avallone, M. Peerce, L. Lempa, l. Dunn, L. Aldape, S. Kcnar, H. Franckowiak, C. Haby, Dianne Osbourne, K.I... Zinsmeister, C. Mergle, M. O'Leary, V. Reynolds, B. Pichzird, M. Garza, K, Cardclli, M. Wildmann, B. Golla, D. Nieto, M. Heaslet, M, Lehman, B. Mzittheiscn, T. Mo reno. 7 Listened To A SENIOR EDUCATION LECTURE FEBRUARY 16-RADIO SHOW A Trolley Car Named Pru- dence was the Speech Class's first voyage, via Radio. KCOR was the stationfThe cast is pictured at right. Utwas Rodeo Time in Texasi. Left to right: Mr. Roau1Cortez, Jr., Staff Executive of KCOR, M. Kil- day, B. Campbell, J. Morin, A. Woodlee,D. Goodrich, C. Scott, W. Schmidt. M. Mueller, M.Peerce, V. Herden, K. Campbell, J. Spahn, School's Announcer. At the program's conclusion, Mr. Roaul Cortez, Sr., fpictured abovej, President of KCOR, awarded tickets for the Rodeo to Prudence Qrightj and Miss Brit fleftj. FEBRUARY 8-HISTORY TOUR 1 The Texas I-IistoryClass is emba: ingforatour of the Governor's Pa ace. T. Lane is in the foregroui G. Ramsinski, 1eftgP,. Colli right. mv? Dr. Greenberg, upper left, delivered the Education lecture to the Senior Girls. With Dr. sire, left to right, l. Golla, S. Cormier, B. Mutchler, M. Sanders. Dr, Greenberg spoke tothe girls on the importalice of higher education in a Catholic College. He ex- plained the facilitie s and schedules onln- carnate Word College. Above, at the Grotto on the College campus, are the Seniors who accepted the invitation to the Open House . Left to right: B. Mutchler, I. Golla, P. Wegmann, L. Matheny, M. Miller, M. Traugott, A. Mat- theisen, M.A. Montalbo, D, Osbourne. , --mv V - X - A .m.w,.- E H , . 19-Hisr FEBRUARY zu a - 1 . The 5 QiZ?-i?C0 to histoiillrgi In the H below , - '- fn J . . this ltliss' lbtory C1aSS's sec OSC Mission at t this meeting, io, Roberta swell, above, as the princi- al entertainment February's Sodality Meeting brought the most Reverend torist Provincial, Father Vance, CSSR as Guest Speaker. Father, Who had recently traveled a- round the world, put forth a plea for vo- cations to the Religious Life. Father was soft- spoken, saintly, and sin- cere. ion ond - ' tour W as to me zaturet 'lBerta , the FEBRUARY 18-BOOK TREE ,and'5 Head Majorette, appeared February's cleverest Catholic i a baton twirling duet with Press Month project was produced laxine Dzierzanowski. by Sister BeI'H31'd A11r1'S Grade 7. The Tree was constructed by the boys F surrounding itg left to right: G. Adams, E, EBRUAR V Pawelek, F. McComas. S The C EIZLLIBR P0115 3501- ARY Sllldcniged by U22 Bffok Tit?E-ARCHER She sCa1'C1TCurryi S'Lt1brazil' 5u'COnteSt S Kea?-hers: Zrocess fl fthe Catafjd. Sent, ' V1 . ' e o wwe 'lzmefme Martha, UO rfghtg' In r berthll r. C' Habsen, E Sguare YOCCU , lsk Digst ' he N1 FEBRUARY Z1- SENIOR SPORT DANCE This dance, with its possibilities for masquer- ade, brightened February's going out. Pic- tured at middle left is the moment of Pinata, at lower left are two scenes from the dance. W-wwe FEBRUARY 29 ed T L , Grade School Days are lots of is ,WM .MM 4' ww WW.-ln - , we :il rw if-L fm so rm ' ...A ...af 6 . J ,Q J' That's where High School is begun. ' ., , ,. , A Long before our Freshie Days, E V We had dreamed of High School Ways, Wished we were in High School, too, Now that this dream has come true,, With grateful pride, as this year ends, We greet our little Grade School Friends. P O oo at FRESHIES OF THE FUTURE 7 5 --all HN mn-w .X W,,.r,,,.i www 1 Tins Q Q B2 fun, Learned To Look at FRESI-HES '53 zwing pictures, begin at :ttom row and read :ross left to right.j rade 8 L l. Pawley, . J. Stewart, . Burns, . Skloss, . Jonietz, . Biene k, l. Woodcock, . Garcia, . West, . Fox, B. Vogel, .1 Q X 1 L- 4 'L-1. . i m ff Q wx.. I 4 K4 ,ai V i.. Xi Y' x . ' '?'sSffX'k .4 . A W' f S M AJ X' I . 7 ' - A f , fe ,, i .lg S 4 X V 2 To read this and the fol- ster M. Terence Kroesche, Schneider, Carabin, . Sod rock, 4, A X-4 Eichhorn, Boccia, McDonald, . Herden, Sturm, ii Foster, -Weinheimer, P. Burns, . Uecker, F. Mzyk, E. Geyer, J. Vietta, . McDaniel, J. Fitch, C. Nesrsta, A. Guerra, . Lohrke, A. Aldsworth, T. McDaniel, E. Javior Grade 8 Sister M. Mansueta, Principal D, Makahon, W. Wenzel, J. Even R. Iitis, L. Foster, L. Pollock, C. Davis, V, Kiolbassa, R. Rodriguez, C. Jupe, P. Weyrich, A. Grohm'1n, M. McMillan, C. I-Iilbig, J. Popp, C. Osbourne, W. Haag, F. Freabe, J. Partlow, S. Schapper, A. Garza, Cv. Vidal, R. Ritterbach, B. Jupc, J. Cimn es- hanzel, J. Burdovsky, M. Simon, D. Ploch, S. Carr, A. Bukovsky, B. Cox, L. Acker- man, F. Krupalla, J. Haby, S. Kneup- per, A. Scholtz. ,Qi is f . 'NVQ 'QD' ' il .km Leaped To Look at FRESI-IIES '54 and '55 S if Grade 7, Sister M. Bernard Ann M. Metzger, J. Kiolbassa, E. Lamm, E. Trial, J. Wake, J. Doolittle, V. Schultz, R. Krzesniak, R. Ranly, S. Javior, J. Keller, P. Guerra, G. Rauschuber, L. Deptawa, W. Haag, J. Godfrey, J. Campion, W. Peerce, C. Woodard, R. Wickwire, P. Edmundson, G. Adams, P. Mechler, E. Pawelek, F. Woelfler, C. Baumann, R. Brietzke, D. Carabin, C. Blacketer, A. Stautzenberger, A. Jaeckle, F. McComas, E. Sullivan, C. Keene, C. Baumann, B. Gonzales, G. Horton, M. O'Henly. nal' Grade 7--Sister M. Emiliana K. Simon, J. Meuth, A. Founteno, A. Lay, D. Schwegmann, R. Ritter- bach, M. Haese, P. Varga, F. Fri- esenhahn, J. Minkler, M. Kosub, K. Bordowsky, J. Pawly, M, Morgan, D. Scheffler, J. Skloss, F. Bienek, L. Dvorak, L. Sequin, G. Lessing, C. Bridges, J. Woit- aske, L. Franckowiak, J. E5- trada, B. Landry, R. Bartoske- witz, L. Burns, M. Fater, D. Den- nehy, S. Garza, M. LaFargue, C. Johnson, P. Shannon, L. Haller, C. Flintosh, A. Brehm, M. Michalak, H. Pantusa, M. Scholwinski, J. Beck, D. Roe- misch, E. Engelken, V. Biemer, Z. Whitley. S4 GK ' 7 1' r ' ,... ix 3 . . auf Grade 6, Sister M. DeLourdes J. Scholwinski, M. Vidal, J. Kunz, M. Abbott, S. Dunn, D. Dunn. R. McCormack, B. Mathena. 3- Hilbi C. Kurtz., A. Dienglewicz, S. Toelle, E. Elmendorf, S. Frykberg, E. Godwin, D. Doerr, D. Carman. J. Lyons, M. Golla, R. Davydiuk, R, Carr, E. Kubicek, T. Toman, M. Hedrick, E. Montez., R. Neuse, J. Dramberger, L. LaChepel16, B. West, B. Crawford, L. Cimerhanzel, H. I-Iilbig. D. Norton, R. FitzSimon, D. Hooks, L. Beck, R. Simon. R. Rendon, J. Mainz. B. Shodrock, B. Lockman, C. Friesenhahn, J. Mayer. A. Hardin, P. Jonietz FEBRUARY 29 irade 6, Sister M. Lenore k M.L.. Moeller, '. Dobbs, M. 1. Salinas, J. 5. Meuth, T. fi. Grohman, 1. Scholl, J. Falcon, C. Munoz, I. B ckley, J. Anz, R. Coughlin, u '. Pollock, C. Kruse, K. Laake, I. Zinsmeister, C. Cardenas D. Loyd, Gotter, R. Ruhn e, Burns, J. Kleypas, M. Rice, Pawly, J.E. Cardenas, M. Kiolbassa, D. Jupe, '. Nesrsta, I. Simon, 3. Michalak, W. Shedrock, I Keller, T. Jansen, M. Haby, L. Stuart, J.A. Nobis, C. Cuellar, I Wozniak, R. Schmidt, J. Dornsten, '. Finch, H. Jodzko, J. Sada, .. Falardeau. d To Look at FRESHIES '55 , pw ei K,',f.. I X w fl Grade 5 dM - L. Rakowitz, J. Sigfok NTM ather1Y, L. Kruciak. J wake E- Rauschub . G' LaFargue?r.l.I-S Falardeau. E. D A , A. GZIZZHE-Q itaugzenberger, gf. Moeller, J .MeZZTSe1S. T. Jaeckle - Zins ' ' ef. F. K t ' J, Mathzflitelg S. Franckowiaokiujya' J A. wiufams 'R rggjdfg W. Pollock ' upe J. T - ' ' C ow' k ' J errill, D, Mengler 13 , R. Woelfler - Golla, J Keene M ' C. Campion' ' Sister geral hodrock L P0110 k . C . EV. Ottlherg, J, Kegtt KOWa1ikl G.B' Ezhorn' N- Durria u Pape' E- Kubos B' Sgholwinski, J. Carl? Cf KSHH' T. Klnsau' G- Kiolbos I E. Lipinski. . Ne san H. Yegger' umann, A. L. Raba, Benke, C. Davis, 5 rf, irade 5 er M. Frederick Ann i Padalecki, B. Johnson, M.A. Vozella, d D. Semlinger, K. Quinters, C. Lan ry, ' Beneki, I. Deloia, L.. Tschoepe, 1'k Pawlik, R. Stanush, M.A. Piiiwi , . Matheisen, N. Fitz- ist fi. 5. Beissner, M imon, M.L.. Skloss, T. Whitely, ' Haese, T. Kalinoski, L. Stigent, Aniol, R. Holub, L.. Wildman, J.A. Jung, P. Edmundson, . Gonzales, Walker, D. Tagle, A. Lessing, 1. Fisher, J. Godfrey, P. O'Doherty, Krzesniak, I... Cortez, E. Kowalik, ' S hliesing, D. Fuentes, ,. c Keilmann, R. Maness, G. Lehr, Avallone. F. Walker, N. Notzon ' Rivas, G. Michalak, r. '. Mockert, S. Ruhnke. 4. I. Leaped To Look at FRESHIES '58 Grade Four Sister M Johanna Quinter R Krgwansk McCornas L I-lilzfelder J Isner Bartlett R Brown P Lehr Avallone L Gawlik W Wallish . Becker K. Stearn O. Maness . Popp R. Keaky E. Kabnosk . Vlortena A. Gonzales M. Brauch . Holmes W. Monhigue N. Wollney . Makrowski C. Boldt R. Palorno . Urruitia W. Shoak P. Bukowski . Larhke, D. Goodrich . Richardson, G. Stuart, R. Shannon, F. Simon, S. Lockman, T. Harris, E. Grandjean, H. Herden, P. Rieper, G. Weaver, J. Jaeckle, G. Morgan, S.A. Huegele, A. Keller, D. Dugi, M.C. Dunn, N. Garza. Grade Fourg-Sister M. Consuela, V. Rodnite, E. Fater, R. Goodrich, M. Benke, J. Bailey, C. Gerhardt, N. Beissner, I-I, Shedrock, C. Langwell, D. Boer, C. Montague, H. Friesenhahn, M. Javior, H. Vidal S. Godwin, A. Sohanek, M. Klema, K. Kubos, C. Pawelek, Cv. Sescila, B. Kryezniak, J. Popp, B. Brast, M. Aktinea, M. Brown, M. Stanton, S. Carr, M. Carrola, A. Wille, C. Doerr, C. Doolittle, J. Franckowiak, M. Jensen, L. Walther, T. Jolly, P. Dumas, L. Biemer, U. Schultz, M. Figueroa, P. Hooks, J. Bussen, V. Dufner, B. Rohman. ade Three--Sister M. Laurenta Bordovsky, J. Mechler, J. Emmert, Sparks, J. Cernosek, R. Villagran, Catan, D. Frederick, N. Hardin, O'Henly, W. Keller, M. Simon, Ranly, J. Shodrock, P. Cotter, Stanush, J. Palomo, T. Mc- anahan, L. Gerhardt, K. Wengler, L. Keen Reynolds, H. Schoper, S. Winkler, Little, R. Fuchs, B. Palermo, Risz, J. Keyes, L. Padlecki, Gillespie, J. Anz, M. Kunz, Brown, M. Bencke, R. Pape. Leaped to Look at FRESHIES '58 and. '59 Grade 3, Sister M. Charles Ann E.L. Ruper, C. Tschaepe, L. Kimirez, M. Simon, F.A. Koerber, S. Nobis, B. Spahn, G. Scheel, B. Burke, L.. Cerny, V. Pape, G. Fuentes, J.A. Newman, R. Schleising, J. Carola, M. E. Edmundson, R. Lens- meister, L. Voges, R. Jonietz, A. Weinheimer, M.E. Sievers, R. Kolzur, M. De La Garza, M. Trainer, B. Wo, A. Farrias, M. Franckowiak, L.J. Billa, R. Johnson, H. McKay, F. Finch, R. Hahn, J. Gherman, V. Lipinski, M. Sievers, A. Stos, V. Gray, G. Myzk, J. Fischer. Grade Z, Sister M. Bredelia F. Kowalik, G.J. Klaus, W. Woitena, M.J. Fees, P. Myers, C.S. Cunn, C. Padalecki, K. Haycroft, E. Aktines, C. Schraub, M, Bordovxky, L, Muzny, E.A. Dufner, P.A. Guerra, T. Shannon, M. Trial, R. Weichold, S. Pantusa, J. Box, J. Nolan, R. Jupe, T. Figuerosa, A. Hilburn, J. Stark, L. Javior, C. Esquiqel, R, Williams, G. Abbott, J. Shedrock, L. John, C.S. Gehrke, E. Gonzales, J. Gray, W. Doerr, E. Brehm, E. Davis, T. Heinrich, E. Meixner, H. Theis, E.M. Stuart, R. Sepulveda, N. Jaggers, J. Burrows, Kenneth Silvers, D.M. Goodrich, A. Padalecki, K.J. Day, R. Sutton, R. Benede. G J. P E B A C V 4 0 rade 3, Miss Elizando Skloss, E. Curiale, B.M. Founteno, .M. Scholtz, S. Rios, M. Bax-theleme . Mergle, T. Stachowiak, C. Boening . Kasburg, M.L. Collins, R. Ambruc . Cavalier, G. Haycroft, G. Walff, . Wetta, T. Waitrek, S. Marx, . Padelecki, F. Ellison, D.J. Hahn, R. Mueller, A.M. Casanova, G. Aktins M . Makry, D. Grosse, M. Scheel, P.E. McCue, M. Schalwinski, V. Mora D. Toman, G. Carely, A. Hernandez, M . Arevalo, M.A. Jupe, C. Kosub. Leaped To Look at FRESI-HES '59 and '60 Grade l Sister M. Simon J. Wolff, K. Harris, J. Sullivan, M. Lempa, S. Ramzinski, P. Holub, D. Walker, J. Mokry, A. Even, B. Guerrero, J. Lay, B.A. Sodrak, P. Koelzer, P. O'Leary, R. Keller, E. Pieniazek, D. Shodrock, A. Catan, C.A. Baumann, G. Forbrick, A. Cox, S. Dierolf, E. Scholtz., B. Stuart, A, Klaus Grade Z, Sister Mary Richard Scheffler, R. Saunders, W. Hayman, Kiolbassa, C. Bellone, D. Anderson, Walker, A. Kyrish, A.M. Woelfler, Johnson, C. De La Garza, A. Garcia, Rauschuber, T. Pundt, P. Polomo, L. Schulz, A. Kotara, P. Stolowski, Wake, R. Guerra, F. Sescila, Ranly, J. Doyle', B. Ottmers, O'Doherty, D. Rittimann, P. Grier, Lyons, J. Vicroy, G. Dudek, S. Cobb, Coy, Al Cavazos, R. Cavazos, Friesenhahn, J. Rutledge, G. Biernek, Dunn, C. Marr, B. Skidmore, Fater, L. LaFargue, L. Jandt, Meiser, R. Wildman, D. Doemisch Grade Z, Sister Dolores Brown, P. Yeager, C. Kollenberg, Geckler, E. Friesenhabn, S. James, Kieffer, R. Campion, M. Estrads, Jodzko, M. Keilmann, J. Worswick, Hartmann, J. Delgado, A. Makrocki, Rivas, A. Shliesing, W. Tabbert, Franchowick, R. Urrutia, S. Lowery, Korzekwa, E. Keene, T. I-'itz.Simion, Kalinoski, J. Cardenas, C. Woodlee, McCroskery, K. Ramzinski, Falcon, K. Barkhausen, S. Quinlan, Rakowitz, B. Ormond, 'A. Jung, Gallarda, F. Esquivel, Danysh, K. Fox, D. Dugi, Rutledge, K. Godfrey, C. Bendee, Trial. J. Armstrong, L. Solanik, S. Hitzfelder, B.J. Duelrn, N. Vilegi, C.S. Achterberg, F. Kleypas, M. Garza, M. Cobb, R. Schliesing, P. Friesenhahn, A. Gorsse, E. Cavazos, J. Hilbig, B. Koerber, G. Nentwig, J. Urbik, M. Becker, C. Sievers, R. Little, M. Yount, D. Wollney, J. Meyer, J. Palnniere, H. Cvrohm D. Lempor, J. Stewart, R. Metzger, G. Mayeux M. Beissner, B. Mora L. Lessing, C. Koett B. 1-helps, P. Quinters, Saw the STA FF SAY vlADIOS'f6'th6 Yearbook BERNI CE MUT EBRUARY Z9 SHIRLEY LANDRY A. CERVANTES M TRAUGOTT if Mmm SAM HOUSTON eq M. TRAUGOTT 'Vfv C4405 THE STAFF, IN PART Geal B' BEISSNER Grade 1, Sister Miriam Therese, R. Wells, B. Kurtz, B. Wallace, M. Fairchild, J. Fuentes, J . lollok, Y. Delgado, S. Ambrus, C. Weyrich, B. Schwegmann, J. Cellmer, E. Woods, F. Foer - tcr,S. Keilmann, E. Beimer, J. Vetter, P. Perry, R. Cardenas, D. Haese, J. O'Hen1y, J. Gher - mann, I-I. Keller, L. Spahn, G. Sepulveda, P. Burke, J. Theis, B. Surma, E. Carle, J. Kalinoski, fl. O'Leary,J, Rice,G. Reynolds, K. Neff, L.. Kosub, A. Stautzenberger, J. Dudek, J.J. Shannon, '. Bixby, T. Edgar, S. Langwell, B. Martin, I... Skiffington, M. Messick, R. White, B. Kelma, B. I Iartman, M. Doyle, D. Mechler, L. Mergele, R. Schindler, J. 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Crabows Toni Fazio Lyons ' r Spmeys rocery 6 Market S2 00 52.00 A Friend 52.00 Mrs. Henry Oli l CHAME BLACK 'Dr Mm., , 'f iffmf? 91'-I Q JB KW 2 QL 1' 1. 'S .H 6 , x .W V we , r ww 4 Ea-2,1 35:4 ' x0 4 2 FW an F Flvo 'WHEN 654.49 2. St. Gerard's we love you, More than we can say. Here's a toast to teachers, To our comrades dear, gm rwfml loyal hearts are clinging closer every day, To the school that And to our good Pastor whom we all revere. Raise a cheer of ldefmfynfeellslf helped us in our upward climbg S. G, H., your school and mine. gladness for that school so fine: S. G. H., your school and mine. rfJW,bFH Je pledge you with one accord: To your name we'll bring honor, we'll obey each golden rule. To your white and blue A .Q 51.1.51 .-nllllllll Always and ever we will love you St. Gerard's. 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HOMAGE TO TEXAS HEROES A is for Alamo. Pictured here are Gregory Ramzinski and Robert Pica- cio who paid special honor to our Texas Heroes in the city wide Alamo Day Ceremony. MARCH 3 ORATORICAL CONTEST Faithful Jim Sullivan again entered a Speech Contest. Here with Jim is Father Dreese who was in charge of the contest. In the picture Jim is drawing his placement for the contest. MARCH 6 BREAKFAST This is one of our monthly sodality break- fasts. Sodality Com- munion was on the first Thursday of every month and then we were served by the Breakfast Committee. MARCH 15 SPEECH CONTES Pictured above are Frank Vilagi, David Goodrich, and Eddie Hahn after they did it ! 5 PAID HONOR TO OUR WINNERS MARCH 15 SPEECH CONTEST Pictured in this corner is Eddie Hahn who received First Place Ribbon in Externporaneous Bracket, AN Allan Woodlee, who is pictured her won First Place Ribbon in Humoroi Division and Third Place Medal fc the year. 5 MARCH 23 FOOTBALL FIELD Our most gracious thanks to Coach Kosub for working so hard on the field. With MARCH Z1 TOURNAMENT We were very proud of our volleyball teamg in a tournament they received consolation prize. a few faithful workers and friends, Coach borrowed a plow and commenced to plow the field and re-covered it with sand. Results? ? More grass to cut, but the most beautiful field in Texas. MARCH 19 CAKEWALK Senior A Class had a Cakewalk for the grade and high school. Traffic ' I IS was directed by 'Woody Stable Hands . ,WV -. YF MARCH -MILK DRIVE This year the High School took part in the largest milk drive the P. T. C. ever sponsored. For a whole week milk cans came rolling into every nook and corner. Then on the last day when victory was near , the race was really on between Senior B who won with 156 cans and Freshie B who came in sec- ond with 13Z cans. Both classes had a party with the money they won. With Coach's help, a very coming-up football ., Ag yvnm-we If MIX 1 X si ' POETS Coming up with something different, these three poets entered a poetry contest along with about 15, 000 other high school students throughout the country, and were among the few winners who had their poems published. The contest is sponsored by the National High School Poetry society and the poems were published in the National High School Poetry Anthology. The names of the poems were: Our Lady of Fatima 5 by Marie Garzag A Poem For Today , by Jack Maggiog and Mr. Spider , by Jackie Avallone. APRIL 1 MISSION The mission for single men and women was held frorr March 30 to April 6 with high school students invited. The illustrious and inspir- ing sermons given by Fathers Grangell and Schott drew large crowds to Church every evening. Sermons were also given at Mass in the morning and in the gym for the high school students. Pictured at left are Father Grangell with Stu- dent representatives from the four high school classes. Inset is Father Schott. 'SA N W, 5:-5 N , X ,iz fg .M N N' 1 . X14 In APRIL 30 OPEN HOUSE The open house held by the high school on April 30th was a big event. Students and teachers had long been preparing for it. The band and choral club furnished en- tertainment, and the mothers served re- freshments. The 1952 open-house drew the largest crowd in the history of SGH open houses. Pictured below is a scene from one of the well decorated rooms. x APRIL 10 GOOD FRIDAY This solemn incident took place on Good Friday. The unidentified man in the picture is only one of hundreds who came to the Good Friday services and kissed the crucifix. APRIL 12 HIGH SCHOOL CHOIR The newly organized Girls Choir was invited to sing the eight o'clock Mass at the Randolph Air Force Base Chapel on Easter Sunday. After Mass breakfast was served in the NCO Club. Then the girls took a ride around the base in the bus. The girls were chaperoned by Mrs. Fazio and Mrs. Sandlin. .h w ,x THE GENESIAN PLAYERS M.A. I-Iaeslet, K. Campbell, E. Founteno, M. Garza, B. Camp- bell, M.A. Kilday, M. Mueller, E. Engel, ton stepsl I. Mechler, N. Boer, S. Wolters, M. Traugott, and B. Mutchle r. CONFRATERNITY OF CHRISTIAN DOCTRINE The Confraternity of Christian Doctrine has contributed greatly in supplying the summer catechists with equip- ment such as holy cards, medals, re- ligious books, and pictures. Members are: Qseated left to right, C. Lay, M.J. Toman, E. Jolly, J. Morin, E. Scholtz, G. Hudson, M.A. Kildayg Qstand- ingl l. Mechler, E. Founteno, K. Camp- bell, N, Boer, and E. Beissner. THE GENESIANS When you say that, smile! This gay young group of dramatic enthusiasts are members of the Genesian Players Dramatic Club. Among other act- ivities, this group has been on tele- vision three times, on radio once and or stage for three performances. The Genesian Players is not an exclusive club, anyone inter- ested in acting may join. ' ,sig-'ff 4- , l 7 veg? LIBRARY GUILD The Library Guild under the direction of Sister M. Ignatius, has done a splendid job of keeping the library in order, Librarians pict- ured above are M. J. Toman, E. Jolly, C. Lay, L. Boccia, N. Boer, E. Scholtz, G. Hudson, M.A. Montalbo, I. Mechler, and B. Haby. PRESS CLUB These young journalists: left to right, S. Friesenhahn, I. Varga, J. Avallone, K. Campbell, B. Campbell, B. Mutchler, M. Traugott, E. Engel, A.L. Cervantes, and C. Hamel, are members of the Press Club. They are responsible for the unusual 1952 MAJELLAN which speaks for itself, for them, and for its moderator, Sister Mary Alene. MOTHER NATURE'S BABY SITTERS Congratulations are due to the Mother Nature's Baby Sitters fbiology clubj organized by Sister Louise, for the excellent work they have done in beautifying the school grounds. This club is composed of biology students, and their special project this year was to improve the appearance of the school by landscaping the campus which fronts New Braunfels Avenue, Congratulations Sittersl ! ! ! Members frow onej J. Burke, I. Varga, J.A. Weinheimer, J. Avallone, M. Golla, M. Mueller, C. Lay,4.G. Hudson, E. schouz, M.J. T0ma1'.iQ 'E. Jouy, D. Hugman, E. Montez, M.A. Sulten- fl1SS3 fstandingj Traugott, A.L. Matthiesen, T. Grohman, R. But- ler, I... Lamm, Dury, N, Boer, I. Mechler, E. Founteno, B. Sti- gent, K. Campbell, and H. Ott. N QW ff QX is SNS. 5,-.hi ,..-x ff X 5 5 X MAYZ P. ii ys honor to OUR MOTHER OF .PER MAY Z MAY PROCESSION The May Procession is one of St PETUAL HELP . Gerard's most beautiful and successful events ' Hundreds of . people turn out each year to spend their ' ' and M. Traugott carried the ire in the evening with Our Lady. This Proces sion, unlike most processions, begins in the parking lot across from church, proceeds to the park-island, and returns to the lot. ln each place the Rosary is said the Magnificat is sung. The finale takes place in church with Benediction of the most Blessed ment. Pictured are three of the Servers: W. Dramberger, C. Wiechold, and Lubianski. ln the inset are A. L Cervantes, J. Avallone , E. Dramberger, MAY 7 FOOTBALL GAME Back to sports? ? ? ? Few schools do such things, but St. as one of the iew. On one of the hottest days of May our Seniors known as the famed Woody's Stable Hands , challenged the Royals to a game. Three guesses who won? ? 7fThe Traitors! ! ll Final score W. S.H. 6- S.G.H. 0. This game has been picturized by the Pep Squad fin partly First row: S. Cormier, A. L. Cervantes, M. A. Guerra, J. Cormackg Second row: J. Morin, E. Dury, M.A. Kilday, B. Matthe- isen, C. Haby, J. Burke, D. Hugmar E. Shisk, C. Mainz, K. Muenchow, and C. Lay: On-lookers K. L. Zinz- meister, and M.A. Heaslet. Gerard's W MAY 9 PROM NIGHT One of the most long awaited and mo duagmfuixy anueipawa events or any nigh school student is the Junior-Sc-nior Prom. After many days of hard work the Juniors finally completed their job to make this yea1 s prom best Si ever ln the Dutch at ' h ' ' I mosp exe Patricia Vie-gr-nann was chosen Queen and Mclroy Schumann King. First Princess was D, Mutchlcrg si-cond S. Cormier: and third was M. Traugott. Piciured is Cigarette Girl M,A, Hacslct giv- ing favors to l.. Judd and A. Skone-tski. MAY lf: UNIESS-HALL. TIME Before the end of the year we feel that our cafeteria cooks, too, should be recognized. Right to left: Mrs. Dan C ll Urena and Mrs. P d ' o ins, Miss C. a aleckx. GREETS SODALITY COMMUNION SUNDAY .2 r-tg gi! Tb x ww MAY 18 SODALITY CO SUNDAY May had almost bid adieu to our March of Months when the Sodality again came into view. This time it was all out for a Communion Sunday. After Mass the entire group dined in the ele- mentary school cafeteria with breakfast prepared by the Mothers. Pictured are some of the exciting things that happen- ed on that rainy Sundayg upper left pictures the gift given to Father Schmitt by the Sodalityg lower left is Father's gift from Woody's Stable Hands fa steer headl. Upper right pictures the winners of the Sodality Marion Poetry Contestg Eddie l-lahn , Annie Cervantes, and Carol Ann Lay. MAY 19 ANNUALS RETURNED Just Returned!!! After wai more than eight months the postman arrived. What he carried was than welcomed by many. The Majellan 1952! some of :F birds were Coach Elmer Andrew Dillon, Annie Lou Mary Ann Kilday, Betty Ann hell and Mary Ann Haeslett MAY Z0 SODALITY PICNIC More than 280 students of St. Gerard cherished memories from the fun and excitement of the Sodality picnic at Landa Park. Large Greyhound Busses were used as transportation for all except the Seniors who were privileged to goin cars. The buses, sodas, and ice cream were all supplied by Father Schmitt from the Sodality dues. Who said it didn't pay to go to St. Gerard's. Pictured are the bus drivers and a scene at the lake. BIDS '!ADIOS tothe Seniors of '53 . 5 V'-ge SCENES FROM GRADUATION NIGHT .RWE fx F . , K -gfi'f -f 5 K ., .--'F' , BIDS ADIOS to the Seniors of '52 ?' 'Y 4- ?' 0 Q15 AP . , 'o Pe We QS' Av! ' s 'B I 'va 'Y Q52 XX i005 40 its icefofvc 5Wfwv'ilw We C 0 'iq Q O PSE 60' 9 Q' 9. it Ona diva, , Q I- Od' Q14 Q3 1 5,0 sup? BW Y Wa 'iz '10 0 P: 'Q ya? yan' '00 - vt . W' 61 O6 A 6 41 4'-1 9 'B 'hw ww' 5 We wi xv? 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