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

Text from Pages 1 - 188 of the 1955 volume:

R X f If 1 e K,-,4'.f,,.,-- .1-' ,,,'M- ' , vw- , W :Jkt . ..,, ' . , ,iw-a-M 1 OurStar1fl5'cgi11s Wilhlfcgistration Q55 MAJELL 1 77' ST GERARD HIGH SCHOOL S A T Dedzcatwlf C21 at germ! jlafclla the pafrrw uf nur Grimm! and nf the Muffflan wr fha Awzngly drdzculf ffm yearbook an the luv hundrcdllz afzmcfrsarzf uf Inf Zurth mtv lzff t'U6l'ftl.S'fllIg Stzzdmfs af Sl. gjcrard High Srhvvl f 1 4 .7 , . nf ka , 1' ' I Our Pastor Says Dear Graduates of St. Gerard High School of 1955: The Redernptorist Fathers and the School Sisters of Notre Dame bid you Au revoir as you leave the halls and classrooms of St. Gerard High School. To us you represent one of the finest investments of our work as Priests and Sisters. You stand at the threshold of adult life. The future before you is almost completely in your own hands. All the work, worry, care, and sacrifices of your good parents, your priests, and your teachers, will avail you little if you individually are not determined to live up to the high ideals of St. Gerard High School. We are confident that our work with you was well spent. Be assured that our love and our prayers will follow you always to assist you, that with God's grace, you will realize the promise that you show today of real Catholic man- hood and womanhood. May the love of the Good God be always in your hearts to make your lives happy and valuable. May Our Blessed Mother always be a Perpetual Help to you. May St. Gerard Majella, our parish patron, guard and protect you. Sincerely in Christ Rev. A.C. Billimek, C. Ss.R Your Pastor Our Prefer! Says Dear Graduate s , Today the time for which you have labored has come--today you leave as high school gradu- ates. Let me extend to you my heartiest congratulations over a task well done, and I tell you that I have watched with pride your day by day advancement in the things worthwhile: Your fre- quent reception of Holy Communion, your reliability and helpfulness, as well as your scholastic endeavors. Take these qualities with you into young adulthood, foster them, and I can assure you of success here and hereafter. E You must answer the challenge of a changing world. Let that answer be a strong faith, a spirit of self-sacrifice and of devotion to duty, and an unswerving adherence to principle. Only then will the world be effected by your answer. Throughout the long tedius, though interesting, course of your high school education, you have been prepared for the moments of discouragement and distress that will come. For such moments Christ has given us Himself in the Eucharist. Go to Him and you have nothing to fear. May our Blessed Mother always keep you looking up--up to Christ, her Divine Son. Yours in Christ, Rev. Luke F, Carrabine C. Ss. R. Your Prefect Shzculty sr' jf-15:19 L:-eq.. The Redernptorist Fathers gave special instructions to the students each Week. The instructors pictured here are: Father Luke Carrabine,School Prefect- Juniors, Father Alvin O. Billimek, Pastor -Seniors, Father Raymond Spitzer- Sophomores. Missing from the picture is Father Thomas Moore-Freshmen. 2 El li E MR. ELMER KOSUB , Coach Social Science MR . JOHN MICHNA N X' Band Director MR PAUL P PROVE Religion IV American History World History MISS BETTY BURCHOLDER Girls' Physical Education Teacher Zzculty SCHOOL SISTERS OF NOTRE DAME SISTER M CARMEL SISTER M JOSEDA Pr1nc1pa1 Engllsh IV SISTER MARY ANSELM Rellglon II Plane Geometry Alvebra II Mechamcal Draw1ng Sodallty Moderator SISTER M CAMILIA Rel1g1on II Lat1n I Latm II Enghsh II L1brar1an SISTER MARY EVAN Rellglon II Enghsh III Speech I Speech II Drarnatlcs SISTER M FIDESTA Cho al Club tis O5 ll Rel1g1on III Enghsh I Journahsrn Government Yearbook D1rector SISTER M LOUISE Rel1g1on IV Physlcs Bmlogy General SCIENCE SISTER MARY QUENTIN Rehglon I Algebra I Bookkeepmg General Math SISTER MARY RALPH Rehglon III Shorthand Typewrxtlng TranScr1pt1on SISTFR M YVONNE Rel1g1on I Spanlsh I Spamsh II 4 ' I Q1 0? 42 , If 3 , . O it Q all ' -no 20' U es! lb Q,, ,-V Q 1 aww, Q ax fo Sf ff Q, JA f sa, I if 'N ' - ' 91 x 5' X w XZ 6, 1 A u 3 Egg? X.?N I 5 MM 'RW f V C Officers 111 5' ff 15, ni' Our Story Chas 5'ar Seniors F Officers 106 1955 cuiars 1 ALVIN PADALECKI CARL SCHINDLER Alvin and Carl went through grade school with the S e nio r s of '55, but traveled to St. Louis for their high school course at the minor seminary of the Redemptorist Father in order to prepare for the greatvocation of the Priesthood. These seniors have attended St. Gerard's all through grade and high school--still smiling after 12 years! ii Smiars BARNEY ADCOCK B iolog y Club 23 Football 2, 35 So dality 1, Z, 3, 4. LUPE ALDAPE Biology Club 2g Choral 1, Z5 Sodality l, 2, 3, 45 Confraternity 25 Red Cross Representative 1, 2. WILLIAM BERNHARD Biology Club Z5 Choral 35Soda1ity 1, 2, 3, 45 Confraternity 25 Red Cross Representative 1, 2, 35 Class Officer 45 Duke of Junior-Senior Prom. BETTY ANN CAMPBELL Press Club 1, 25 Annual Staff 1, 3, 45 A.P.A. 1,2, 45 Catholic Press As- sociation 1, 25 S pe e c h Club 1, 2, 4g Biology Club 2.5 Band 1,2,35 Pep Squad 45 Sodality 1, 2, 3,45 Sodality Committee 25 Red Cross Represen- tative l5 Senior Play 45 Perfect At- tendance 1, Z, 35 Play F e s tiva14. KATHLEEN CARDELLI Biology Club 25Choral1, Z5 Pep Squad 1, Z, 3, 45Sodality1, Z, 3, 45 Red Cross 1. ANNIE LOU CERVANTES Press Club Pres. 1, Z5 Annual Staff 1,3, Editor 45 Denton Conv. 1,45 A. P.A. l, 2, 45 C. P.A. 1, 25 Speech Club 2,45 Biology Club 25 Bowling Club 2,45 Choral 1,25 Basketball 1, 2, 35 Cheerleader 1, Z, 3, 45 Football Sweetheart Z, 3, Que en 45 Sodality Z, 3, 4, Officer l5Sodality Com. Z, 35 C. C.D. Z, 35 Social Committee 45 Class Officer 1, 2. JOE CHRISTILLES Sodality 1, Z, 3, 45Sodality Committee 1, Z, 3, 45Confraternity 1, Z, 3, 45 Ser- ver 1, 25 Class Officer Z5 B i olog y Club Z5 Senior Play 4. ROSE MARIE CORTINES Annual Staff 45 Newspaper Reporter 45 Denton Convention 45 A,P,A. 45 Speech Club 45 Biology Club 35 Pep Squad 45Sodality 3, 45Soda1ity Com- mittee 35 E.A. Poe 1, Brackenridge Z5 Senior Play 4. CATHERINE DENNEHY Annual Staff 45 Newspaper Reporter 45 Speech Club 3, 45 Biology Club 2.5 C horal 1, Z5 Choir 1, 25 Basketball 1, 2, 35 Pep Squad 2, 3, 45 Sodality 1, Z, 3,45 Sodality Comm. 2, 35 Scho- larship 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Officer Sec.- Treas. 45Senior Play 45 Perfect At- tendance 2, 4. KENNETH DITTRICH Biology Club Z5 C ho r al 35 Sodality 1, Z, 3, 45 Confraternity Z. WERNER DRAMBERGER Annual Staff 45 Denton Convention 45 A, P.A, 45Speech Club 3, 45 Choir 25 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Sodality 1, Z, 3, 45 Sodality Committee 35 Confraternity 35 Server 1, 2, 3, 45 Fiesta Candidate Z5 Class Officer Treasurer 1, Z, 3, 45 Senior Play 3, 45 King of the Junior- Senior Prom. ,C I ,ff '55 mix ,f M am: girl , WWEQ . 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PAT KNEUPPER AnnualStaff 3,45 A.P.A. l,2,45 Speech Club 3, 45 B iolog y Club 2.5 Bowling Club 25 Band 1, 2, 35 Bas- ketball Z, Mgr. 35Volleyball 2, Pep Squad 45 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 45 Sodality Committee 25 Class Officer 15 Play Festival 45 Senior Play 35 C.C.D. Panel Dis c u s s io n 45 Princess of Junior -Senior Prom. DENIS LAMM Biology Club Z5Choral 3:S0da1ifY 1, 2, 3, 45 Junio r Red Cross 1, Z, 3, 4- JAMES LANDRY Annual Staff 1, 3, 45 Denton Conven- tion 1,45 A,P.A. 1, 2,45 Library Club 35 Speech Club 3, 45 Biology Club 25 Basketball 15 Football 2, 3, 4, Capt. 45 Baseball Z, 3, 45 T r ac k 3, 45 Sodality l, 2, 3,45 Sodality Com- mittee 2.,45 C.C.D. Z5 Server l,2, 3, 45 Social Committee President 45 Fiesta Candidates 45 Class Officer 1, 2, 35 Play Festival 45 Senior Play 4. ,knew 5.6, 'l:L'2231-253 fl , if 4m3'ze'3 mp'f,1p:, 13 Q. W ,mg ITLCMLV ,. ,- 54 EU? f, 142- I .K e- W ,,3v3,,M. K fav 1 v Q ?'?i5Q, I A fi! -, :A 11215 r .4 , .f 5 :H ew W :ff 13,332 Q , fy rw . 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MARY ANN WILDMAN Biology Club 23 Choral 1, 2, 33 High School Choir 23 Pep Squad 1, Sodal- ity l, 2, 3,43 Sodality Committee 2, 33 C.C.D, Z3 Duches s of Junior- Senior Prom. TONY ZEPEDA Football 33 Sodality 3,43 Burbank 1, Z. KITTY LOU ZINSMEISTER Annual Staff 43 Newspaper Reporter 43 A.P.A. 43 Biology Club 23 Bowl- ing Club Z3 Choral 13 Treasurer 23 Choir l, 23 Basketball 1, Z, 3, 4g Pep Squad 2, 3, Leader 43 Sodality l,2, 3,43 C.C.D. 23 Fiesta Candidate Z3 Class Officer 2, 33 Senior Play 4g Perfect Attendance 1,33 Prom Queen. GERALDINE ZUEHL Annual Staff 1, 43 A. P. A, 43 Biology Club 23 Bowling Club Z3 Choral 1, Z3 Choir 1, 23 Basketball 1, 23 Pep Squad 1, Z, 3, Le ade r 43 Football Sweet- heart 43 Class Officer 23 Sodality 1, 2, 3,43 Sodality Committee 33 C.C. D. 2, 33 Fiesta Candidate 33 Social Committee 43 Prom Duchess. 'Our Star 371115 .-7dr , uw. ff M MQ? Q XA Q5 4, xl 'J 6 , 5 - 5 -J 5 ., fix GN K l. v .V C, wt sf . 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C--ing ' 'I-Ji' K . ,, 'a'- ha:-ff ',.g,G I P 'Ark Q , JA AWEMQ: A Q bf Speech English Speech students enjoy debating in and out of class. -1- Speech ll students pr e pa r e a group scrapbook as well as individual Scrapbooks. Freshman English class. They l just finished Treasure Island. They are glad to get Jim Hawkins back to normal living. QV Looks like Wernie is enjoying his Senior English. He is proud of that original book cover he made. The rest of the class, being more mod- est does not look at their creations but they are all proud of theirs. --s Science' 'la The General Science class enjoys I the tiered lecture room which makes it possible for each to observe fully the demonstra- tion below. 4. 9 ali K s 4 ' ' swap .. arg MQW 'gy l, 9 'sg PHYSICS A group of future Einsteins - each seems absorbed in his own problem. BIOLOGY Facts are just facts in Biol- ogy, all beit, interesting facts. BOOKKEEPING This is one class where money flows fr e e l y - the trouble is was that debit or credit? Hammcrcial o i Ov! .651 '5 'S 06 06041 fp x 4. KC' V 'Q Qaooooxoox e .021 C0 aozvxoo OGK' .4060 xx o Carolyn Mainz, Evelyn Shisk, B e r nice Matthiesen, and Gary Zuehlare having fun while making football schedules. They are all grateful for the new mimeograph What was work on Old Je n n y is just plain fun on this machine. Sister Mar R 1 ' . to the Ser1iors,y a ph dictating Shorthand e'f'Q ,ef Typing IC1as s Mathematics t A ff xxx . ' ' X X xx . MECHANICAL DRAWING 'mm X' Sister An s elm turns out some exceptional draftsmen from the Me- chanical Drawing class. . ft A!-iii? , 1ll'Eh' Entre' 1 2 E ALGEBRA II Peter Flatten plots a graph under the watchful eyes of Frank Vilagi, Herbie Hilbig and Alfred Mutchler. 0!' ALGEBRA I GEOMETRY Irvin Jenkins solves an equation as Sister Mary Paul Coan demonstrateg a the- Quentin looks over the class to see ifeach is follow- oz-em to .a g r oup of fellow students ing the explanation. who watch with challenging interest. 'lil -1 ' A' A . ,fffi 1 Q9 ' 'n T!v Q HW TEXAS HISTORY Mr. Kosub points out the advantages of being a Texan to Car- melia Fazio and Denis l.,arr.n1, Q WORLD HISTORY Th F I' e S h m e n seem ha ppy enough about the world situ- 'X i GOVERNMENT Sister Mary Joseda insists that the preamble of our constitution is fundamental to our way of life--Be lieve that Stanley? Ure Hand This year brought marked improvement in the band. Under the direction of Mr. John Michna the band gave its Christmas concert. Another C on c e r t was given in the spring in conjuction with the choral club. Bothconcerts were outstandingly good. ln April the band participated in the Band Festival at Corpus Christi and brought home first place trophy. The band also received a merit of Honor from the San Jacinto Association for its con- tribution to the Fiesta Parade. MR. JOHN MICHNA Instructor - .lf Y Father Alvin O. Billirneck congratulates the band at the Spring Concert. CLARINET Jimmy Estrada Patsy Mechler Phil Reininger Edward Pawelek Jerome Woitaske Addie Pearl Founteno Dorothy Roemisch Deborah Scheffler Nellerese Blandford FLUTE Marie Ann Pawly Pat Little FRENCH HORN Kathryn Bordovsky Dorothy Schwegman Sylvia Price SAXOPHONE Joe Esquivel Artie Guerra Sonny Chauvin Clit' Hand Raster BASS CLARINET Harold Pantusa TRUMPET Kenneth Semlinger Clarence Scheel Peter Flatten Melvin Schumann TROMBONE Jesse Mora Charles Raz Elton Scheel Arthur Lay Zachary Whitley John Kunz BASS DRUM Richard Bartoskewitz Carlysle Marbach Roland Neuse Melvin Golla SNARE DRUM Mary Lee Moeller Irvin Jenkins Keeno Reyes Donald Vrazel BELL LYRE Mary Abbot fmissingj DIRECTOR Mr . John Michna Clic' Hand The Band Major, Harold Pantusa, and the Majorettes Pat Little, Marie Ann Pawly and Carmelia Fazio, proudly display the trophy the band received during the Corpus Christi Band Festival. The Brass Quartet as they appeared in the Spring Concert The band cheering the Behind che- boys to victory during sceres d scussion the football season. at the Christmas concert. Hlmral Gower! .N ,.M,,W,L N: ,-.-sun- The Mixed Chorus was an outstanding success that brought a feeling or accom- plishment to the students, joy to their parents and friends, e la t i on to the pastor and satisfaction to their teachers. The boys donned their new choral robes for the first time at the Spring Concert and wore their blue and white proudly as they raised their voices for the Ave Maria. ' AVE MARIA fNo.1.J CFM' SATB chorus a Uappellal i FR. WITT I: 74 ij? if iw fi 2-if v 'M fh 'T ggi , ,,,',i'!1i1T4 pf 6' My V Soprano Ali gill? - birth: 2 A-so g 1 he -- A Ave Maria, grra - ti - a ple - na: Du - mi - THIS te - gujng ,ccisiwcmcc , 1 r M , Q Alt-O ee fe,Qjfiirgisgjgigflul-ijfifior belf- rrrnuo-'r '9 - u'r'r5ke 4. ',yr,-- -6- - AVC Nlilflily grfl - tl - 8 P18 ' HHS Im . Hyj . 11115 19 . clung Q I 17 S 7 fa T 'iE2?':iit9'TLv-'+ 4-P11 43 53' ' enor U L.i4'iATi-1':it!i:gfZ g'Tl 12TE2fi'1j J ffif, -in 5: A -Q-W A ANLWIQA, gm - ii - aa ple- - na: im r mi - mis te- - cumg A 0 1 t- ' ff 7 5 I1 1iT'iTLiTQ:Lii wifi, iii , iii 7.1 if P i 1 - A T Bass , f, , fi ,.,j '-, ii' fr ' 'rift 'W A f f ff-f-1-4' Tix ,.,, ,-. 7 , 4, L,.,',,, eL'3fgiQgig4,,,,iQi 'l Li '!-ff5?-jiifj f-17++- ZH '57 'X gf fir E6 K Our Staff Annie Lou Cervantes, editor of the 1955 Majellon, did yoeman's ser- vice in yearbook publications, three of her years at St. Gerard. '-x Sy, These Junior girls: Bernie Vogel, Barbara Harden, and Jody Popp did invaluable work on the yearbook. S,WD,MMQf 0111 Story Uzus 9111 QX ngfgx Q Q ,W A Ai Y K , . 1 V 3 T x sf' 6 N ' A if FD 'K U ' ' Sgr? Q49 W: 'K . ' r'r i ' a ti 4 E i ky ' ' kelzgzau 9 1 it-f 2 ..,. PX ' 9' A ,e . jg if Sharon Taylor brought her doll - just to celebrate The Sim Our Prcfcct 's Name Day Father casts a look of apprematxon to the student body on the bleacher S. on and P awly Sisters A tdbl - eau . hfe to Mariedlcafing all . Walks O f Astounded Greatly pleased Fat An Irish Jig K.. f ' xl, if 5 r . X' . 5 -.' X A . he 1 1' S be pw loved band Because the Feast of St. I uke was a free day,the students cele- brated Father Carrabine's Name day a week later. Th Ref Franc1s Lee C Ss R tudmts' ketrcal The Rev. Francis Lee C.,Ss.R., from the Re- demptorist Parish in Okmulgee, Oklahoma c on- ducted the students retreat in January. ent to av V' sw ent b?o9'Owe rixenedxcluon e cw! cb W me X asm naw Oi me da ,ff-Y Our Tr1bute To Chr1st The Kmg Father Luke F. Carrabine blessed the Wreath at the beginning of Advent. Servers are Harold Pantusa and Emil Trial. The s tude nt s attended Forty Hours' Devotions in a body and pr ayed for God's Blessing on the Parish, our home, our school and our country. Father Alvin O. Billi- mek prays the rosary with the students just before he blesses them with the Eu- charistic Christ in Bene- diction. 45 . S 35: I 1 Jin. A Mr P3 . s R , A u'k7 E 2 X,,g' s , sg 1 1 F25- ' 1' I U lk ,az . .JW 15 : 52311 ff 2 I W, 2551? W4 32 503 I 1:1 :E we 1 W ,c. Q -La nf ' Yi M Q, adalisfs of thc ,Month Betty Jo Heaslet and Eddie Garza Betty Ann Landry and Clarence Scheel Florence Z1gmond and Joe Carabin Marlene Si mon and Ar thur Guerra The sodalists of the month are chosen monthly by the Stu- dents . Each consider it a great honor to be selected. Marie Ann Pawly and Donald Vrazel J Edith p Tuske The candidates for Sodalists of the year were the sodalists of the month. Sodrrlists af the llrar Hefty ,hm ,Candry and Arthur Guerra fe x z . in . 'K . 3 'a5't K c fc ' xr 2 . if A V52 6 , i , adalists Pray ly? 1 W, wi, ..,' 1, at H ,, iqt,..f,,,.1wfi.,, luv.-..W 'm I X., mm 7,11 v v Father Kennedy preaching Virginia and Kitty at Our Lady of Perpetual Help pray for a special intention. Novena. ' A A , Mar y 1 s the c ente r of S odali S ts devoti on. c. X 2 A jg-'Q ' The arrangement of flowers and plants be- iQI-iiifif' fore her shrine is a favorite task for her 1 clients. 0 Q-f ,wwwyfi 31 f, 1 ,,v.1,',m f 1'-:7W..f5, . NM f-up K ,- P ilaffiffitiifis-we The students attended the Lady of Perpetual Help novena given in the parish church prior to the feast of the Irnmaculate Conception. . alll .ll I. lx l'cC - l ACI! a1f 2 iii 'IN ! , f sv' swf - f 9' 4 .ST 5. H S Vacatiarzs Ar1inBrehmiSa Stu- , dentatSt. Johns. Ar- 1 lin was a Freshman at St. Gerard last Year- Edward Hahn entered St. Anthony Seminary in January. Eddie grad- uated in 1954. Mary Margaret O'I-Ienley attends the aspirantureofthe School Sisters of Notre Dame at Chat- tawa, Miss. She was a Freshman at S.G. H.S. 1I'l1q54. sf - :E M.. if em IVV WM A . .?: in W f Q ,A ,M RAND 'WWW Lgu Q Our Story Clzus hr Q 9 , N5 NQJN , M by fig? RX! X3 S7 1 Z , A . 1 'Xxx A J , f' A - ' 5 I Q ,A lv N 1 ' ,V ' rbi! if G9 ' 'Ui all ?'QHw4ldfaIl.v fig' flkifimfm, .1 was . . R 3 'S- Q ,, , ik 5 12 W 245 R? .V . ,X ig .ag JZ gl ' 1 O I 1 . , db 'fm ,', v M ' .p W WMKY J ,.- P! ,,,,. fr wax 1 -5, fp ,5 ,,.,- .JMR J7 . .K 1 1 1 5 ff? IX 5'-af V-for Victory-Strategy pay- off. The senior football players display the Victory sign, along with the Football used in the T. M.I. game in which the blues de- feated the Panthers. STANDING: L-R.: Donald Anders, Eddie Garza, Clarence Weichold, Wernie Dramberger, Dave Goodrich, Ronald Anders. KNEELING: L-R.: CoachKosub, Richard Santillan,Willie Friesen- hahn, Jim Landry lholding ball, Lee Garcia. Varsity fhwtball Coach Kosub plans strategy with the Co-Captains before the all important T.M.I. Game This game renews a valid rivalry between the two schools each year and is one of the major highlights of the foot ball season. M X ,, 4 Varsity Sfaatball . 14 I ,ff S : Co-Captains for the 1954-'55 football s e a s o n were: LEFT: Artie Guerra, Juniorg Jim Lan- dry-Senior. Both were chosen to the South Texas Academic League All-District Team, Gue r r a as Tackle and Landry in the back- field. VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM BACK ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: Joe Beck, Alfred Bukowski, Wernie Dramberger, Donald Anders, Ronald Anders, Dave Goodrich, Jim Landry, John Chauvin. MIDDLE ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: Al Moeller, August Kowalik, Zach Whitley, Eddie Garza, Clarence Weichold, Artie Guerra, Al Grohman, Willie Friesenhahn, Lee Garcia, Phil Mitchell, Elmer Kosub. SITTING: LEFT TO RIGHT: Joe Kroesche, Richard Santillian, Emil Elmendorf, Dickie Simon, Walter Haag, JimMeuth, Robert Carr, Tom Pawly, Arthur Leos, Marvin Grohman, Dan Carabin. Varsity Sfaotball 1954-55 Season Coach Elmer Kosub and the Royal Blues and avery strenuous season and fought bravely for the glory ofSt. Gerard's. They were out-weighed and out-classed in almost every game, and still they managed to get a fair share of the bacon. aw :Aa JIM LANDRY Senior Back Ii 'fs WILLIE FR IESENHAHN Senior Center A Royal Blue back 15 here gomg for a short gaxn HW' 5- 'ff P XY. 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Scores were piled up by Jim Landry, Jim Meuth, and Ronald Anders. fx' ll 152 .Tvs in-r ALPHONSUS GR OHMAN 4 S Nr WX 'I Q , ,T Q X Junior Tackle fi, ,L I.: in Varsity 900161111 JOE BECK Sophomore 574115 6'11y 32-I3 Center The Royals held the Falls City Beavers to a 13-13 deadlock until the fourth quarter when they gave way before the opponents' addition- al touchdowns. Tallies came from Jim Lan- dry, Donald Anders and .Tim Meuth. ',.,,,- Q4 :J . f,1'?'423- fi: .-1-So-o-i!1 rg- '- 1 JIM MEUTH Sophomore Back WALTER HAAG ALFRED BUKOWSKI Sophomore Juniar Bac k Center Varsity .7aatba!l . 'T' f'Xfl lf ,, X , V. , '. ,gli-, U ,K Q' ffm - , ' Az. 7: Q ,st ilk- 554- . - f -.tg 3 7 MN snip, XX ex xx ROBERT CARR Fre Shman Back Pcawck ,Academy After holding the Peacock Kadets scoreless and with a 6-O deficit in the first half, the Royals in the last quarter lost not only the game but the South Texas Academic League Championship. They gained the second place trophy. 1,4 .av 7' if AUGUST KOWALIK Sophomore End ll :wife , W .1 JACK CHAUVIN Sophomore Back Varsity Ehwtball 54. tl .ue-1 , nav- ia- i mary- s pf inf E If' K 'fi -ir f af to A 5 jawn 7, l Q Q ' K .Aw MARVIN GRO!-IMAN DICK SIMON ARTHUR LEOS Freshman Freshman Sophomore Tackle Back Tackle Schrcincrs O-32 The Royals took the Rebels for a 32-O rout at the Homecoming ganie. Enthusiasm ran high from the first se c ond of the game. Jim Landry, Sonny Chauvin, Ed Garza and Donald Anders made the T . D. 's with Anders niaking the conversion. Varsity Sfaatball Gras ,Military Jnstitule T.M,l, Panther 5 bowed to the Royals in a game that was hard fought and exciting. Eddie Garza made three trips down the goal line each time with the pigskin. Jim Landry also made a 'l',D, DAN CARABIN Sophomore Tackle Milt , X Swv 'I 5 1: ' Xe 4' .Tr - w -Q' M. 8 1135 .sit-' V , ie, 4 x fx 'hi-S fxnaifisr' N.,, 9- 4 - ,4f,. 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Q94 xaxvg Q P' OFFENSIVE PLAYERS Yhfiaxvt ' Marvin Grohman, Artie Leos, Buz- KASX X555 zy Elmendorf,Norman Hrackovy, GOPSO Ox-get Jack Walter, Dan Carabin,John Fal- aobvy con, Tom Pawly, Dick Simon, Rob- ert Carr, Walter Haag. f 1 1, Y 1 - Q' fa 5' I H '9 ?' W5 'xg' fx 1' AD 4' J 1 sv J Lf g, - ,E Z ,,., ,.. H- .1 A fvlr , . . V ,P - Gram 9aatI1all South San 0-12 The second win of the season came from South San. Dick Sim on gal- loped 52 yards for his six points while Walter Haag did 48 yards for the final six points of the game. Carr is off on one of his long jaunts with the pig skin. T.M.I. O-32 Another winner for the B-Team. T.M.l.'s Panthers suffered a s c athin g defeat by the Junior Blues in a game 32-O in favor of the Blue s. The game was spectacular for long trots. Dick Simon did a 62 and a 48, while Walter Haag did a 66. Other T.D, 's were made by Bob Carr and Lawrence Cimerhanzel. Southwest 0-12 The Blues got their fourth win from Southwest. Simon and Carr shared scoring honors. Peacock 6-19 The Blues humbled Peacock in their second encounter by outscoring them 19 to 6. Carr intercepted a pass and outraced the Kadets ina 78-yard dash for a T.D. He made one other touchdown. Simon made the third scoring run while Dizzy Grohman made the conversion. y Us 4, J-L.-- .. . Varsity Basketball Coach Elmer Kosub 2 Gi, Stars QL? Frank Olivera and Eddie Garza display the new trophies that the Royal Blues secured by winning the Catholic High School Tournament and the South Texas Academic League. The Edgewood game was one of suspense until the last minute ik X I x'x5 Y?xk!2'sQ:Xx . 1. ff- 3 ! N-+S'fY V K ,, 'X W .X .rf xiifii X L J, QQ ei? :jg www- W ,f3 QT Q SEYWQ? 30 nl' ' 5 Q ii ' r 5 if ' 'a ' W Lx i uw -Q Q V'w ' iff ,, W Slvw gl if 5 L .A Q ! 3 0 Q' 0 P 41 1' rf awww' L g., .E Q 7' .w1,, ,L - '.x,'4 X-SSW' I ' Q w.. 4 .M F. E .,,1 ..M.35. 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Billimek and ather Luke F, Carrabine, ene ertain the boys and the coaches t the Steak House after they se- ured two Championships in Bas- tball--The South T e xa S Aca- rnic Le a g ue and The Catholic scholastic League. in The athletic activities ofthe year were concluded with a banquet at which letters and other awards were given. W -'Q N ,mfs xvypi, .-, iv! 4 t ,tif 1 4 2 A 0 -Rei img 4.:,lV g't 'IV N 5 QP 1 9 W M. .gig gi f Q 5 , , 'if' Q a 'ff If-. Y. Y g4 . 191 . s 2 'Jkff 5 Q' f wg 51 xg? . Aa A , . , K A - Hx ' i Q M wr '45 'H 2 fl f, X .. fi if L.. 2 'f-J M' , M 'W SJ a'h'T7 42 ' 3 Af- E' 5 'T' V I Vizefffi' 9F11 5 , X fx 2 Wegiv Y my Q VE! v if 'MS ' A 2 , 'W 'iifffizje 4 s 5 1 . x 45 x 1: on gI'a.SpS I Q ,kv .9' f. X11 Ka t ' 5 fl J if .zgea .f:x 3 x :ig swf? H- o4f 1 - . A X if T Coach Jim Silva Crack Cram The small but potent track team journeyed to Kerrville to bring back third place in the an- nual South Texas Ac ade mic League Track meet. R fx I U R A i Y iiv ,W 14 i213 STANDING: LEFT TO RIGHT: Sonny Chauvin, Ronald Anders, Eddie Garza, Donald Anders. KNEELING: LEFT TO RIGHT: Jim Meuth, Walter Haag, Dick Simon, Robert Carr. ABOVE: Jim Landry. Crack Winners Proudly displaying the ribbaiis won at the South Academics Track Meet held atliingsville are: Standing, L-R: DONALD .-XNDERS, 440 yard dash, l mile relay, 440 yard relay. JIM LAN- DRY, 440 yard relay. EDDIE GARZA, 220 yard dasl1,440 yard relay, broadjump. RONALD ANDERS, l00 yard dash, high jump, 440 yard relay. Kneeling: L-R: WALTER HA,-XG, l mile relay, JIM MEUTH, l mile relay. ROBERT CARR, 1 mile relay. Baseball Cram The baseball team took third place in the South Texas Academic League by breaking even with 7 wins and 7 loses. STANDlNG: Frank Olivera, Herbie Hilbig, Harold Pantusa, Eddie Garza, Donald Anders, Coach Elmer Kosub. KNEELING: Anthony Garcia fbat bOYlf .lim Meuth, Joe Sada, Willie Friesenhahn, Jim Landry, Peter Flatten. cz Mu Kascball Cram INFIELDS Eddie Garza Jim Meuth Har old Pantusa Jim Landry ' .- . if E- Aim. A niggas, fgi ,lfhe i f - 1 A 4-'f-..' a. J ' ,i ' 1, 'iff ff- ., A ' ', 41Q dgf gh .. if ref-T 1 . f A 'X-.' . , 'ff ' 1 A -I W K . ' ' 1 s ' ,gi 2,33 .5-:hx 5,-mm?-5,2 - glitz' .. 5 W I , EK ,J Aw 1.3. 55.3. 5 api., A ,vii - AL. , . . .5 K ' , ,N A t a- 'v-1 ,A nu. .,!iw.Y, b, 1WQSr- K- A35..'1 -A-5' - Xa:-. .,,. 1 W , , , afffkx :, gigL,,43i,,51gf2- 1-I , 'A -' ' 'I+-Girl.. 4 ' 44w'V ...f'-1 '34 F . 1 OUTFIELDS Frank Olivera Peter Flatten Herbie Hilbig Donald Anders Willie Friesenhahn PITCHING STAFF Donald Anders Joe Schneider Eddie Garza v ,ff ' 5 1 K., Null gf, 1 '25 Mk -N F 'QE x x 'ld .ggi . K J? M f Q3 M 'M V XX ,,,-N Y .QL if V I F' G u W 55 X K . I f , Q, xi gf ,f X V lj ! aa 35' ' Sai? 352125 2 4 Q Q! 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Q 54 ii' It 9 l-S X' Alfred Bukowski and Joyce Beckg James Godfrey and Crystal Bridgesg Joe Beck and Florence Zigmondg Lawrence Cimer- hanzel and Judy Chauving Donald Vrazel and Eva Nell Radtkeg Eddie Garza and Mary Sanchez. 5-ni Snaps of the Float The Pep Squad in the Fiesta Parade Ccahausc of the August Mann 57rst Place Winner Our Fiesta Float entry was a Japanese theme. Their Royal Highnesses Joe Beck and Florence Z i gmond reigned under the pagoda while Lee Vogel and Bernice Matthiesen, Jimmy Landry and Barbara Elbel, Alfred Bukowski and Joyce Beck graced the beautiful Japanese setting. The school was fired with new enthusiasm when the float was given the first place ribbon. 4-v DL ab' ,:.,5--'I-f'2 ffT.? m,,,..,-:awe-1 5',..f',. -v .:..l,,.... ,,..-L ',,,..-V I-Ei: km R Dental: Cfanvcntiau Eight S.G.H.S. studentsjournied to Denton for the convention of the Texas High School Press Associa- tion. Pictured are: Werner Dramberger, Betty Jo Heaslet, Rose Marie Cortines, Jimmy Landry, Annie Lou Cervantes, Pat Little, and Jimmy Es- trada. Carol Jean Ott is missing from the picture. 13 The boys seem interested The girls ponder C06 in something else besides over a suitable we dinner. selection. 6 in X, ,, ix-M. Mx . lik 9-sf 7 1 L I my . ' Ty, ,Lf ,. R. Y ' , . 'I .Sh '35 Y 5 U .2 S ..k,, 4-mm? I il, - kg A Msg a.,9T ,ff QE 51, ,fftt ,LJ I ,J N, x P Y A X ' N 4 16.3 4. EX 1- s A 1' f' .annul- i 1 M 5 xv! U wg 'Q-Z S ir gf, if 4 1 ' 4,5 ,V- 3,7 , 1,4 f ' 5 -6 Q L, . Mg 42 qw K. I f vi va X Q ,,v 1 5 Ev 2 U 4 r A, 1 . F5 A ' 'Z' ' , fi ' Sgyf-if QF ' 5 '?f, 5 K 41? . 1., 'H ' 'Q lag. - 5. N. Ni X , . 1. 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'Ns we gk 1 . .M A W ww' iw 'W f 1 my x Q....- Q ' .-4 ,MVW , fx- ' , W, 3 ' , Q 1:2 'HX ,, ' 519.- t W -QL Karevr Day Car e er Day was launched as a new tradition this year. Besides having the students visit the colleges, professional men and women came to the school to give a digest of the professions. Below are some pic- tures of this venture. nit rg, 'ff 51' .J 1'5H N Sandra Kenar and Betty Ann Garcia chat with the receptionist at Our Lady of the Lake College. d Mil- I, 5.9. I we Lupe A1daPe an d of JO Ann Sada, Ver Our La Y area omearv look O the Lake ' x ,...-'- ','. '54, H man' . These boys are making Father Spitzer talked Dorothzntelg the buslness hone plans to be future about religious vocations. represt-on from the Tele? engineers. Sec 1 COITXPMW' ,Vg 2 2 ? - 'gl' A l vw.-. I fgmqniblq. Q I 4- ARA '3'e'wwl4 V ' A , ,A,, , ' 'f 'f 5523 -Y Jimmy Joy gives a short demonstration of These students participated in a, very interesting his ablllty OY1 the C13-Tlnet lecture on the work of a commercial artist. The majorettes cuddle their mascot Our J-lobbies And Activities ek Q 'li' ew QKN The cheerleaders are still practicing that backward bend. These boys really like the outdoor basketball nets. Let's not hug the wall, boys. f ig , kv The game is over-- if-3 LAY, 0 ,, v ,f . l IQ I ' gl ag'r:5 i 5231. I Jai: tl Q-' Q .gh mg. I Q4 ' . 4 l 5 4 if if ifpaff ii, fi f .4 ajft. ---' ......- 4 , N . gi 'ff 15 l The band prepares for a game. the bell rang That pep rally really pepped up the team. Joyce and Donald never seem to be if -X '7 'rf x ff ll! 'W KY Freshmen girls, who is playing the trick on whom? if groping for words . J-Iabbics and Activities Carol Jean Ott and Helen Hilbig re lax after a strenuous morning and then you were selected. . . ,I W The line of callers gets long, but the fun comes from listen- ing to each gir1's line. Monette Fater spies something interes- ting over at the way. church across the Catherine is practicing that come hither look. sf I, M M iff ,f r i ip, Q --fb E iw lg '91 1 '14 ii a i' if V, . K X . ggiuit .Q I Q Q I, '15 Xi' 'fx - M, U. H, g if Q N 3 X Q fi k S 3 -:I K X -K JQ fi 'Q-PA ' Q A +A 1 , I ff ff' .M Q5 X! Kathy and Pudgie like to smile. 1 4 pp 1 A Lawrence and 'e 1 Eugene like to - 5 1 stroll around , W 5 the grounds. MY' Marian, Sylvia and Marlene enjoy just being together. Carl, Alfred, Weldon and Lee Hobbies and ,Activities love to hang around. V ffofx-?L,f' 'S Humphrey, Bozo, Lee and Clarence never miss an opportunity to work. The studious type Joyce Theresa Kathy Nora Mary Anne and Joyce spen able moment with a problem. d every avail if I S gf Y Y Ev a0 S1 stefuxj: wake - xl? MJ? Nat' - 1v1tY Tableau for th e Chrjstm as Concer t 60609961 anal-A ?ak9YI 9 5500961 Guafi , Bd Qxai O9Coo'269x' -0 iX691 GMX. a . 1 wmie. ' efnie, Daw Nz! xx N Bett P. Y Ca Selckard mpbell nior Pl-ind Leg gal-bar 8. ar a cia - Catherine Dennehy and Barbara Elbel ' Senior Play. Y. mn the 4 452' A if ,.-1 H! Zil:11giiE1i 1 A wail :EM :fha f 5'-si L 7313? ' wah' Q L c 5' W. A if P nr Q V' wifi F :Af 1 WW ' A33 1 I f-s 'sv V A: .. L,5wJ-.' .- Y X .-fn A f 1, ,Q 1 : 1 I' .,- A 1 ,3fgHfggfT5eL,1.5, !f f I , ,g-fy, ,xg,qW,,v.tL.Ne gw 1x ,A - .wi .'fv-JJ ' .541 2,339 ' C716 Sud of 11 Perfect Day We X n C175 tl-ed We enjoyed refreshments We danced, and danced and danced 'C awww H9111 xo xv ,bfi N90 MW 9 V1 51 v was q at OX O 6 - 2, 'B ix x Harry O96 Ca 1. alld Q- melja e,.O I Q Q' 'qnnlkelljv ,OU Jack Clarence and A1-tie ,A Terry BMW and 5603 pat 6 JO 30500 The Seniors and their dates were the guests of the an e 30 Juniors at the promheld at the San Antonio Country Bet d Club. 'Y WW W Alvin Leon N06 and and aiatx Marian Sylvia V 21 65 b We va 6 Cv ,QNO bef N coo . t wwbioyp A Q P1 wg emgwl , 4, J, , 90113 and JOVC id 6 Melvin Frank TO!-QYCY and V and and Francis Nora Car own and The Juniors, Seniors and their dates enjoyed the superb music of Lar r y Herman on prom night. MarjOr Ja Q ke 12 511.1-Sad 11 sb '15 1 , 'S' 5 'I 54 ' N X A . sd, as-' 5 an .2 X f f' ff , Xwg 'Q T fi 4. I . 'p . 4 Q- 5' Si al Zh: Graduates la- 'www tin, I i,.ss-qw w-ff' W ff W wmwkog C o ,gow 661002 6 . ot O3-tvs, 1: SW we The Seniors attending Holy Mass. They pray for God's blessing E A Nl-2 Graduation Hrcakfasl ef 'PW Ki, J' . 1-xl, Y The Speakers' table: Father Raymond Spitzer, Father Alvm O. Billimek, pastor, and Father Luke F. Carrabine, prefect. B Y P' ,MR Q M ge M 1' Q f 5 'vp -L f' K 0. ,, xg . ,,.-! I- ' gl Q .5 ,, 'D- Seniors Qhat happily--trying to forget that they'll soon be separated. 'ff 4' ... ,tw JL F, -N F . r -4-SSH -we A . I J Q , , ,fx- , mai .,o ie-r T' 'Ci A Message 9mm Ch: ,Admiuistratiau Our Pa stor, Rev, Alvin O. Bi11imeK, has just encouragedthe class to hold its aim, and receives in return a token of appreciation from the Seniors David G o o d r i c h, Senior class president, thanks the Fathers and the Faculty in the name of the entire class . Our Prefect, Rev. Luke F. Carrabine, reminds the Senior s of their duty to God, to themselves and to their neighbor. Graduation Day Wednesday, May 25, was the climatic day for the sixty-five Seniors. The time had come when they were told to go forth and let their light shine before men. Rev. Alvin O. Billirnek, pastor, presents diplomas to the 1955 Seniors. The Rev. Luke F. Carrabine is in the background. Ur: 611155 of I 955 The Faculty and the students of St. Gerard's say Good-bye, good luck, and God ble s s you to our friends, the Seniors. May their lives be a challenge to those opposed to the good, the true and the beauti- ful. St Gerard here seems to be cast ing a beseeching look on the Seniors not to forget him in their adult lives , 14 oW0' David Goodrich received an appointment to the air academy at Denver, Colorado Catherine Dennehy received a. Clarence Scheel received a scholarship to Incarnate scholarship to Word College. St. Mary's University. 62,4 6213, 9arcWcll Qrzcnds Seniors I ve wondered what lt would be To leave the school I love And go into a world yet dim But watched by Him Above. My day, it finally does arrive My work has all been graded, And now it's very clear to me Yes, Ihave graduated. --James Godfrey , Rev Robert Schm1dt Mr Sz Mrs Carl A Abbott Nora Ackerman L G Adams M1ss Teckla Albhnger Mr 8: Mrs Henry Aldape Mrs Helen Allen Barbara 81 C L Barbara 8: Herby Mrs Carl Bauman Martm Baurnl Robert Bauml Mr 81 Mrs T Betty 8: Ed1th Mr 8: Mrs A Gerry Boccxa Norma Bo r Mr 8: Mrs J Mr 8: Mrs B Mrs Geneva Buckener Bernhard Boccla Boren Brehm E A Buckley Mr 8zMrs T J Bukowslu Mlmrny Burket Mr Burns Mrs C W Burns Mr at Mrs N1ck Calzonc1t Robert Carabm Jr Dr Sz Mrs R J Carabm Kathleen Cardelh Mrs E W Carey Mr 8: Mrs S T Carr Mr 8zMrs J P Carter Mrs S L Carter Cathy 8: Buford Charlo's Magnoha Serv1ce S Judy Chauvm Mrs Irene DeVargas Jeanette Dor'1st1n Mr 8: Mrs Dornstm Dorothy's Flowers EVIC Engel tatlon Patrans Mr 8: Mrs Pat Escarmlla Mr Sz Mrs Joe Esquxvel Lou1s Falardeau Fam1ly Johnny Falcon FaH1Ck'S Nursery Mlss Alvlnnell T Fater Mr B1 Mrs A V Fater The Flattens Rosalle Franckowlak Mrs O A Fraebe A Fr1end A Frlend A Frlend Mr 8: Mrs Alex Garc1a Mrs E K Garc1a Edd1e Garza Mr 81 Mrs H Gerth Mr 81 Mrs J R G1l11s Gohad St Pharmacy Betty Anne Gonzales Mrs Joseph Goodman Eugene Grltczek Lou1s Gr1tczek Ranoma Grlve Martha Haby Mr 8: Mrs R J Haby Lewls Hahn Mr Hubert I-Iard1n Mr 8: Mrs Charles Harms Mary Ann Heaslet Mrs F A He1den Mr 8: Mrs Ed I-I1lb1g Jack Holt Mr Jack Holt Irene 8: Patsy B111 D 8: Ralph J J A F S Rex James Barber Shop Allen Jenkms lrvm W Jenkms Jr Mr B: Mrs John T Jensen Joe Judd . . .A. V. . . .L. . . Mr. 81 Mrs. L.D. Gottardy Mrs Bertha Judd Judy Melva 8: Pat Sandra Kenar Mr 8: Mrs John J Kennedy Herbert Koenlg Allan Gerard Koster Mrs Bermece Kruse Chas Laake S Mrs Chas Landry Nell Langl1na1s Mr 8: Mrs H J Lehman Mrs Margaret L1bert Mrs M L L1ttle Mr 8: Mrs H B Lockman Look Opt1cal Dr Smollns M1ss Margaret Mahoney Mr 8: Mrs O E Mamz Marlan 8: Alvm Mrs Irvm A Marurek Mrs R S Menxfee James G Meyer Gladys Mocgygemba Mr 8: Mrs Ben Mocgygemba Mary Lee Moeller Mary Montalbo Robert Montalbo Mr 8: Mrs F S Moore Mrs Meuth Mr 8: Mrs D1mas Munoz Murphy 8: J1m Leon N1ckes Mr 8: Mrs G L Nob1s Al O'Berg M1ldred 8: Patr1c1a O'Leary Betty Jean Ott 1' 1' I' I' r Mr Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Anton Ott Fletcher Pate Leon Pawelek Jr Peter R Pawlrk Jacob Prusk1 Q S Rayes Jerome Real Mrs G D Rxchardson Patraus Mr R1gway Mr 8: Mrs Leo Rodrlguez Earl Rogers r 8: Mrs Ru1z r 8: Mrs Adolph Scheel r Melv1n Schlater r H L Schm1dt8: fanuly r 8: Mrs J E Scholl Mrs Ot1ll1a Schraub Mrs C L Shankl1n Mrs H R Sharke John Shodrock 8: farruly V1rg1n1a Lee S1ebold Frank S1evers Mr 8: Mrs A J S1evers Mr 8: Mrs H F S1evers Mr 8: Mrs J P S1mon 8: fam1ly M1ss Lorena S1mpson Noal W S1mpson Mr 8: Mrs Alv1n B Skonetsk1 Mr 8: Mrs J Sulllvan E J Sultenfuss Mrs Joe E Sutton M1ldred Wlegand Tarrn Mr 8: Mrs Gerald The1s Tommy 8: Carolyn TOTSY 8: MILL Franc1s Trlal Leland Trlal Mr 8: Mrs Joe A Ullman Mr 8: Mrs Bert J Varga Dr 8: Mrs ohn Walsh Mr 8: Mrs A R We1chold Mrs W J Wengler Robert Wengler Frank Werger Mr 8: Mrs Robe c W1etz l Tony Zepeda Alphons Zrgrnond K1tty Lou Z1nsme1ster Mr 8: Mrs E E Z1nsme1ster Carmel1a Faz1o 8: Gerry Zuehl , , , M. .' ' M. . M. ' . ,r. M. M.8: . M.8: . . . 1 ' 1 M.8: . , . M.8: . . ' ' - Best YVishes to St. Gerard High from COMPLIMENTS OF R. L. BURNETT CO. SCHUMANN A FLORAL CGMPANY Flowers for every OCCII-91011 215 N. Huckberry Sf. CA 6-7191 Nlr Alex Scheel our yamtor fznds tune for necessary repfurs COXIPLINIENTS OF THE P T C CONIPLIXIENTS OF A FRIEND 4 1 . . . Q xwN!lllllllllIly,,lI xwxhlll llllllllygg 'Z 'Z Q02 sw A The best place to bu . m'E Y U'EJ X S a Y 6 ' I S say students of St Gerard Hugh ns HA DY A DY SUPERMARKET St Gezcncl students Leon Martzn and Sylwa Carr consultwztlz llana er Ur Vudzank The School Sisters of Notre Dame Sfly GOOD' COD Bl LBS YOU' Mfg l PEIPBI M5 X v!'mFl X FOOD ST GE Pl ML FO SAN I' on IORROVI 310000 1 I Bo I SIOOO 12531 - ++ :y+i! X QQQAX 95, FDU 'YJON ff W ew f Gs, , 'liar' By 1 F RARD S FEDERAL CREDIT UNION l s O I 2 l ' 'H L g , L . ' . ' V N 1 V 'V Y 1 ' , . J Al . 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Prassel's Drug Store No. I Compliments I , N 9 . . . f ASK A ST MARYS MAN Present and former students wxll tell you St Mary s Uruversxty offers the best xn Catholxc College Education At St Mary s you not only learn HOW TO MAKE A LIVING but more 1m portant HOW TO LIVE Courses oftered mclude Llberal Arts Scx ence Law Busxness Adm1n1strat1on Pre-Medl c1ne Pre-Law PreDentr1stry Pre Englneenng and a Four Year R O T C Mxlrtary program For mlormatxon Wrlte Regxstrar or Phone P 8161 ST MARYS UNIVERSITY SAN ANTONIO TEXAS IF It s quahty you want IF 1tS savmg you want IF It s satlsfactlon you want then buy your Off1C18l St Gerard School UHITOYHTS from THE NATIONAL DEPT STORES 3 convement locatzons Eastxn ood Shoppmg Center at Loop 13 419 S St Xiarys 136 W Commerce St NATIONAL DEPT STORES A Texas I nstztutzon INSURANCE Bus CA4 3171 501 N St Marys es LE 3 8473 at Pecan Guerra SEYVICE Statlon The old ture trader 203 N New Braunfels 24l W W Whlte Rd CA3 6154 CENTRAL LUMBER CO 1360 w Poplar PE 3 8111 Three Shops to Serve You KELLY SCHERRER FLOWER SHOP 326 W Josephlne Street GUNTER HOTEL FLOWER SHOP Gunter Hotel DOWNTOWN KELLY SHERRER 204 Jefferson Street ,, , Y - GILBERT J. MEUTE- ., . . I . -- R h- . . ' CONGRATULATIONS TO CI ASS OF 55 from BITZ Mathenys Rhythmcures Nlrs S E1r1NIathem Bxtz Nlathenx Eddle Dletz Bemard Pepe Charles Bendele Bobbv Bendele Nluszc for all occaswns Highlander Cafeteria 3522 S New Braunfels Open Every Day 11 00 2 30 4 30 8 00 Better Qualzty Means Real Economy DIER0lF FOOD MARKET Hedges St CA 7 4289 Comphments Double Rlng Club CREAM CREST DAIRY 4602 S. Presa LE 2 2239 Grade An Pastewized Dairy Products Congratulatxonsl GRADUATE S Max You Contmue to be Successful ST. GERARD'S BOWLING LANES L . .I c A 'V 6 .'D1' 'V LE4-1046 311 . - of BUTANE GAS 8. EQUIPMENT CO Mux O Gas Systems Ranges Heating Applrances 440 S Alamo St CA 7 1209 Nights 81 Sunday WA 2 0431 MAS 2512523 5l6w.3?aZ4 QMZZAW Xffwzgg, efifzmzof ruuelw. Home CA 6 5357 sans wfudfsm HOEBUCK AND CO Sears Brand Names I QQIU Sears Harmony House Colors rhcyG logoth Sears 4 Star Features Look! th Sill I I.. , ' rrrr N St Marys Roller Skatmg Punk I6I6N S1 Marys St CA6 4516 Congmtulatzons Semors ST. GERARD'S HOLY NAME WAITZ RED AND WHITE FOOD STORE Comer Colmd and Santa Clara 'The Best m Food Smce 1886, Phone CA 7 4121 1 may y ' I U u 'IND N l U I W . . . . , good names o ' ' ' ' Auxnu comsror mvuvcur :muon cnfvsnm ru . 'll' IOVAI PUIPII IAIILDOM NLGIIM IAINION I um aovvuu mms mvwu. nonmucmu nonsvu n un noon sur n nous: nom. VIADITION CHAIMODI NND 0' NONOI AWIOVID J C HIGGINS WIAIMASYII DAVID IIANIY HAITI! Mlllh IAIM NASYII KLEIN V nAm.nun1unmsnoA som sono wananm . . . 0 cr! ' coronm nun Juml! rucn umm vncn. nur:-wmv won. vncronu ma. C004 'Ui' . mos, uown nos: Ano no wc, mu . t nun lou Aoumnms . IUSCAN IOS! CNIIIV PINK C Y AMO WIN! 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Y I FRANKS VARIETY STORE Alamo Fence Company Hurrlcane Fence Products All Types Wood 529 Mee'sche'd' 2422 So Hackberry LE 2 6307 For The Woman Who Wants The Best ADELES HOUSE OF BEAUTY Adele Rschter owner and operator Roofmg and Sheet Metal Contractors Dowd Ceme' 7l9 N New Braunfels Ave CA2 9226 2203 So Hackberry LE4 9772 Knmbrough Burt Kumbrough Burt J Ready Wlllmg and Able BURT PRODUCE co ELBEL BROS GARAGE w 1-1 o L E s A L E 'IO3 5 So San Saba St Ph A 411 one C 3 8 CA 7 4195 CA 6 6782 815 N New Braunfels Avenue I S Complnments Automotlve SGIVICG Phone LE 3 0027 905 Westfall Avenue At So New Braunfels l IOYTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA COLA COMPANY BY SAN ANTONIO COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO., INC. . . ' ' , r. FRONT END ZALIGNING F'Ui'S and Produce I . I of 1 l Houston Terrace Cleaners Mr. 8: Mrs. Mitch Callaway 471 Holmgreen Rd. THOMSON S PHARMACY Prescription Specialists NEIGHBORHOOD DELIVERY 2402 Houston St. San Antonio Congratulations Seniors! PETE S PLACE Grocery and Service Station Highway 87 - E and Loop 13 Phone LE 2 0703 San Antonio LE 3-1269 Rudy J. Janecek Prop. Rudy s Pharmacy 3825 So Presa San Antonio Texas COMPLIMENTS MCDONALD LUMBER CO 706 Clark Ave LE 4 6193 San Antonio Texas Pollys House of Beauty 109 Gollad Road San Antonio Texas LE 4 O81 1 Special appointments after LOVELACE RED 8. WHITE More of the best for less 2022 Rlgsby Ave Manhattan 228 East Houston Congratulations Seniors so easy to shop at Ioske s of Texasl All the advantages of a great metropol1tan shoppmg Center plus all the advantages of suburban shopplng are C0fYllJlI16d all under one roof 9 , I I I . I . ll II P I I ' ' 5 o 1 I Park and lock . . . itls .I . ,,.A l COM P. XTUI ATIONS' SUPPLY COMPANY SAN ANTONIO 230 Dakota CA 7 9216 W DOIN' Louise LUMLEY Tmns C aldenzng F1 161161 Hamm 0 Dlstlmtml Since 1890 Cmsa as II ecldm s lrmemls Arran cmcnfs LE 4 0336 2315 So Hackberry AMERICAN SPORTS CENTER Edd e Pollock 371 E CIOIIIITII lu C A K 5211 811149 Ilcprcscrmzfur II 110119010 1mcIH0t111I N St XIIFX s CX 1 630 LE, 3 C CONGRATULATIONS from your OIIICICII engrcrvers Class Rmgs TEXAS INVITATION COMPANY 811 E Houston 9 In AIIIOIIIO fans Inv1tc1t1ons Caps cmd Gowns Tw L I 4 'I 1 f 41 ILL 71 .v q l V4 . .. .. I ' .,. f ' ' w' ' fl .. I 'CY' 13' 81 1 - ., -4 11 1 v L F' I - ,.,x I . w . m..4 . A ,L ' fl 2 1-1 if 7 ,l ' .- . , 214 Tu 11 I-1' . -I 9 .-J452 l'Y I ' 1, , LC A , 741.1 . . . CF CHATTERBOX CLUB CGMPLIMEN TS REININGERS GULF SERVICE STATION Everything for your car PE 2 7486 1801 West Avenue SAENGER BROS CA 2-8772 317 North St. Mary's Fashions' Foremost Fabrics By the yard at retail H R Saenger Owner Diamond Credit Clothlers 305 W Commerce St Tux Rent Evening Gowns Kerrville Bus Company Serving San Antonio West Charter Service DOWD REALTY COMPANY Dowd Center Building Rentals Oil Propertles Farms Ranches Business Property Loans LE 3 5121 2203 So Hackberry OTT S CLEANERS Cleaning Pressmg Repamng Alterations 209Vz Meerscheldt LE 3 0534 AL CHAUVIN TEXACQ LE3 1432 1131 Goluad Road Specializing in Birthday and Wedding Cakes SU RMA S BAKERY LE 4 2812 J F Surma 3010 Nogalntos Commerce Batteries RIPS GARAGE General Repairs New Parts for All Cars LE 4 2472 1410 Piedmont Ave Best Wishes from VARIETY STORE DRUG STORE 463 So Holmgreen Rd 467 LE41503 LE20190 F A BIEMER Real Estate Loans LE 3 7008 532 Cooper St Charles G Stldham Co Visual Education Dealers 1001 02 Frost Bank Bldg San Antonio 5 Texas Phone LE 4 8432 EAST END GLASS CO Steel Casement 8. Glazing Service Furniture Tops Mirrors Made Resllvered Auto Glass Installed 1311 Rigsby Ave San Antonio Texas Jupe Lumber Company Lumber Du Pont Paints Building Materials Hardware 2314 Gonzales LE 2 2772 Compliments Call for and Delivery Service DENVER CLEANERS AND DYERS Demand The Best LE 31151 1015 So Muttman St Adolph Zuehl Representative CATHOLIC LIFE INSURANCE UNION 730 So Gevers LE 3 0030 I O O O . 'Y . . , I Unconditionally Guaranteed KIBBFS KIBBEI5 C I O . . ll ll MORYL S Gulf Statuon Phone LE 2 0145 Bxll Rodmte Owner STEUBING S GROCERY 153 Porter St San Antonio Texas Mountloy Company Wholesale Dlstrlbutors 514 Flfth St CA 7 0333 STEWART LUMBER CO Pannts Hardware Bu:ldlngMater1als Floor Sander for rent Loans 1265 So W W Whute Rd LE 4 0441 Ottmers Servlce Station Humble Products Auto Repairs Washmg and Greasmg FRED D WARNCKE SERVICE STATION 1629 E Houston at Ohve CA 3 0823 COMPLIMENTS Reddoch Butane Sales 1923 Rlgsby LE 2 9002 LE 4 9831 JOHN SEXTON 8. CO Manufacturmg Wholesale Grocers P O Box 5448 Dallas 2 Texas REUS CAFE Mexican Foods Chlcken Dinners Short Orders 932 E Commerce O BERG S GARAGE One stop auto servuce STATE INSPECTION 931 Canton St CA 6 3635 COMPLIMENTS Rlgsby Auto Parts 1842 Rugsby LE 4 3287 Weynand's Grocery and Variety Your Patronage Apprecuated 720 Crosby St CA 6 6057 BEE A l ROOT CO 537 So Flores CA7 7791 Compllments of ED A JAECKLE Plumbmg Heating Appllances 700 So Gevers LE 2 4224 Southern Transfer 8. Storage Co Compluments of a Friend Compliments of Alamo Funeral Home I I LE 2-4446 921 Roosevelt Avenue SGH AUYOHIO, TGXCJS 1 1 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORSI Mr and Mrs J S Bordovsky PAULS MOTOR CO 420 E Market Phone CA 6-9917 C L Brooks Barber Shop 1405 So Gevers Perfecto Gas Company Route 12 Box 387 Corpus Hsghway 181 Opposste Brooks Freld Phone LE 3 5505 BROWN S GENERAL MERCHANDISE 2102 Rugsby Avenue Groceries Fresh Meat Hdw Feed W F PICKARD County Surveyor COBB 8. COBB Real Estate 1225 So Gevers LE 3 9721 COMPLIMENTS A J Ploch Oll Company CORZINE S RED 8. WHITE Fresh Knlled Meats We Sell Anythung For Cars SCOTT 8. MCVEA S Seat Covers Battertes Tures 8. Tubes 1748 E Commerce St CA 3 7785 TILE CONTRACTING Store Fronts Bath Rooms Dram Boards Expert Work BLANCO TILE C0 510 Meerscheidt LE 2 8661 COMPLIMENTS SEIBERT S PHARMACY 1603 S New Braunfels LE 4 6167 LYRO SERVICE STATION 'I Ml So Highway 87 on W W White Rd Conoco Gas and Super Conoco Oll Open 7 A M to 8 P M Closed Sundays Cleanmg Presslng Laundry SUPER CLEANERS 2904 S New Braunfels Avenue Phone LE 3 7602 In The Hlghlands COMPLIMENTS of PAGES VARIETY STORE 731 N New Braunfels Avenue ST LOUIS CLEANERS Your Better Apparel Cleaners Roy Krrcher 1621 S New Braunfels LE6 3521 1 U I C O I I ' U C . I I 'I of O C O I if ' ll 1 . Home-of Home Gulf Service Station T I 1 n 1 n II . 'I I I SEPULVEDA M. V. GROC. AND DRY GOODS 'TEXAS' OLDEST JEWE'LERS Quality Groceries A, 2 Fresh Meats - Poultry Fresh Fruits - Vegetables . E M 920 Clarke LE 2-1862 513 E. Houston St. CA 3-6369 Congratulatuons to Class ot 55 co A'-AMO JEWELRY Co Mlsslon Tlle Company or 209 Alamo Plow All kmds of Clay and Plastuc Tale CA 7 5116 Charles 8. Ben Nesrsta Smoke CUNNINGHAM PHARMACY Phone-CA31322 TRAVIS CLUBS R W Cunningham Prop 914 E Commerce St by FINKS MRS SEAY S DAIRY STORE 2051 Rzgsby Avenue B k F D P d t JOHN FALCON Eloslf Nm 1451 px 9115 Compliments Magtag Sales and Servlce P057 M'lk 755 Pe' 90' CAA 6689 924 E Commerce Also Pet foods fresh ground horse meat chicken and rabbut feed EAST END DRUG STORE Bobby S Flower Shop 1704 East Commerce Street Phone CA 7 4227 sen Antomo Texas 1935 N Sf Marys Sf We Fall Prescrlptnons CA 7 6588 CA 7 2371 FORESTIER SHEET METAL WORKS 313 Chestnut St CA 6 7294 San Antomo Texas Desugners and Manufacturers Sawyer Hardwa re 8 Palnt Stamless Steel Food Equnpment 115 Gollqd Rd Complnments .llm Forestner M BEST w1sHEsI P E DICKISON elz ers 3 l rgrlggfx Tax Assessor Collector CA 2 1331 Bexar County 1' ' GREEN TREE CLEANERS 3700 S Presa TEXAS GREATEST JEWELERS JMJATIM Phone LE 2 0019 . , ll 0 .F V 1 Hospital 8. Laboratory Case Work. phone LE 4-213.1 9 - QQ? -:I f 1 . ff , . fxg no ID Complrments RANDOLPH FIELD TRANSPORTATION C0 CA6 1251 201 N Alamo Call us for all your specral charter bus trrps A rxonnzn X 'me PIONEER BISCUITN m:mnGS uux ll Whlte Wlngs Enrlched Flour QF' Nu For All Home Bakmg At Your Grocers Pnoneer Flour Mrlls Son AntOr1I0 Smce 1851 DOUBLE DIP ICE CREAM CO All Flavors O So Good 700 Goluad CA 6 4771 FROST BROS 217 E Houston CA 7 7131 Mldtown Roller Drome Behund the Alamo 325 E Crockett CA 3 2484 Where Skatmg ls Best Every Frlday Nlght Student Nlght Fun Games Prlzes Reduced Rates Congratulatuonsl Donegans Drug Store 1825 So New Braunfels Ave San Antomo 10 Texas DENNYS BAKERIES Barthday Weddmg and Party Cakes Baked to Order 2923 S Flores 1624 Broadway 720 E Commerce CA 6 8241 good eatmg' ' The sealed an fresh ness and flavor of Butter Krust Bread ,gm-Q , new gf,,,,wv '9 means good eatung every tame' Ju Davis Manufacturing Co. 726 N. San Marcos CA73163 TA29991 WRIGHT SPORTING GOODS CO. 227 N. Mann Avenue CA 5 2833 JUDSON'S X x 1, . ' X :wljjff C 'cz X tml Xfuxfitfl 'o!::I 2-if M1 for thOe ccaszon if lp ',q 'I' 831 So Flores Street CA 7-2241 San Antomo 4, Texas L ,, n.'-,L za N V- ---, ,.,.. ,grzzggzgif ': ---' rl ' 1, Till 'l I. 5 .,.. ,,. ,, ku cf 1 , ', 5 1 111-- 5 ,. I ,ll ll s- Q izj 1,,, F r-r-1:.1.1- I 1 Q a Q Ii' O :fi ,Z-,Z-:2a..Q:. 14 - ,21 1 'f113?EQi'1:Ig 11: 3 , X b . 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Store 1950 So W W White Road COMPLIMENTS Zlzlk Kearns Funeral Home ELLISON S Congratulations to the Senior Class 55 COMPLIMENTS Gugenhelm Golclsmlth Co Fleet Service Company Houston Texas HAMILTON S Watch Repalr Shop 115 E Drexel Fosters Service Statlon 2900 So New Braunfels Phone LE 3 0990 Highland Park Cleaners 1810 So Hackberry H B Anderson LE3 5161 FUENTES GROCERY 714 Clark Avenue Fresh Meats Dally Phone LE 2 6672 Highland Park FLOWER SHOP 'IO7 Rggsby LE 6 3717 GONZABA BROS Grocery 8. Market 2402 Hlcks LE 2 0929 Free Delivery Comphments of JOHN BRANAGAN moo Rngsby LE 3 8402 Mr. . , . ' ' '- 1 V l I T . of - - - ' Since 1896 CA 3-6258 I . of I I o 0 ' Compliments TEXAS STATE OPTICAL The Name You Trust Offices Throughout Texas Compliments O R Mitchell Motors Your Dodge and Plymouth Dealer Dodge Job Rated Trucks 1130 Broadway San Antonio CHURCH SUPPLY COMPANY LUKE ZIELINSKI AND HAROLD EVEN 300 N Mann Ave CA 4 3318 A f'- S11 1 L e of Op h dse e I1 If fh s N pay McC eless Sh pp ng VII g LE 3 7301 BEAUTIFUL COSTUME JEWELRY ELGIN 8- BULOVA WATCHES PEN A PENCIL SETS BETTY BETZ SCRAP BOOKS DIARIES ETC Congratulations' FRESHMEN OF 1955 Compliments SOPHOMORES Room 205 Be not simply good be good for something JUNIORS OF 104 HI SLOPE SERVICE 8. ICE STATION 1509 Clark Ave Groceries Beer to go Gas 8. Oil Phone LE 4 3441 9 A M open every day IO P M if- -' i A TEXAS FAVORITE Hifi-I -Mdsrfnunf EQCOFFEE ll ll . . . 'Ar . . . of O O C . . . -if . . . 'X ' . rel, -452' . I I To thos yo who ave not I visited our sh offer a ' . cere invifatio t c ein an th array fg'tt 't ha f fhefe-Q -adf II ge. - Those tht h been ' I dy know ha have on 1 finest gift elections in th 'ty 3508 ew Brau fel and at pr' s you like to . ' r o I i a e , of I 1 - . 7 . .qi- Q o KSA 'ff I. ,,,I.:. Amenca's Fmest Band Unlforms Sol Frank Uniforms, Inc 205 Losoya Street BREMER SERVICE 501 Porter at New Braunfels ST GERARDS C Y O Cardelll Terrazzo Co Terrazzo Contractors 1706 So Presa St MISSION FEED CO 1834 E Commerce St Tel CA6 1429 San Antomo Texas Compllments of ED SEMLINGER S Servlce Station Hwy 87 8. Loop 13 Ca rter's Radlo 8. TV Servlce 730 South St Marys San Antomo Phones CA 2 9621 CA 2 0872 The Venice Art Terrazzo Co 200 Caldwell RHODIUS AND SON Converse Texas VICTORY BAR 1510 E Grayson St Across from Fort Sam Houston Phone CA 3 9471 ED STEVES 81 SONS Lumber Pamts Hardware Bulldung Matersals 704 East Commerce Street Albert Steves III CA6 6361 Highland Garden Center 3401 S Gevers Between Falr Ave and Steves Phone LE 4 7795 LONGHORN BEAUTY SHOP Betty McGeary Owner We Specnalnze nn Hanr Stylmg Tmtnng Permanents Facials Open Wed Nught Tull 9 P M Come as You Are Be Comfortable 2305 Austm Hwy TA 2 7381 TWO WAY ICE STATION Corner E Houston 81 N New Braunfels GnlbertJ Clark owner RED 8. WHITE Fresh Meats and Grocernes CA 7 4856 302 S Walter St Good Luck Graduates from STAR DRUG STORE I o . 1 The People With The Goods I l A A A REFRIGERATION CO Cork Cold Storage Doors Refrigeration Equipment Sales and Installations Loretta LE 3 5656 Jupe Plumlolng Co Plumblng Heating Sewer 113 Spokane LE 4 4642 COMPLIMENTS A 8. B Axle Servlce Bob Bourgeous 210 7th St KOWALIK GROCERY 302 Vane LE 2 0592 free dehvery ADAMS FLORAL CO Corsages Weddmgs Floral Desugns Bonded Telegraph Florusts 500 Rngsby LE 4 6521 RADIO STATION KEXX 1250 on your cllal Top Latin Amerlcan Mussc Phone LE 3 9702 Plumbung Contractor 3119 S Gevers LONE OAK Home Knlled Meat Gonzales Road LE 2 0211 Congratulations from BEXAR DRUG STORE Lower s Magnolia Servlce Washing Lubrlcatlon Courteous Service Call LE 3 0011 1722 So New Braunfels Hoekstra Ice Delivery 126 Spokane Rd LE 2 5787 LE 3 0981 METRO CLEANERS 918 E Commerce CA 3 0041 Jefferson Vlllage Florlst Speclal Dnscount to Students Dellvermg Servuce 1032 Donaldson PE 3 8322 LUBIANSKI GROCERY 8. MARKET St Hedwng Texas Harry Kosub Owner We speclallze In home knllecl meat and country sausages COMPLIMENTS Mr Joe's Food Store 2121 Dakota St. CA 3 7195 San Antonio, Texas Joe C. Acosta, Owner MENYS PAINT CO Jones-Blaur Pamts 713 So. Alamo St. CA 3 6129 123 n . I - of . ED. 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S50 00 Cash To Schools Churches Clubs Socnetnes 84 bottles of WATKINS DOUBLE STRENGTH VANILLA Wuthm your orgamzatuon For detalls Call PE 3 9753 J R Watkms Products Co 140 Prmceton LOUIS FEED MILL Slx Star Feeds 2148 Gonzales Road LE 3 1591 Kunz and Trenkelbach 3805 S Gevers St LE 3 5865 LE 4 3231 CLYDE S APPAREL LE 2 4993 4004 Clark Ave at Goluad Rd LADIES AND CHILDREN S APPAREL THE FOOD BUDGET A Complete Food Market Phone CA 6 8052 Cor St Hedwng and W W Whate Roads San Antomo Texas Always Fresh F A C S Just Plann Good Congratulatuons from SAN ANTONIO REGISTER The Southwest's Most Progressnve Weekly Complete coverage of Negro population Valrno C Bellmger CA 2 1721 Publnsher 207 Center St I General Contractors - ' - I I Il Il I Meet Your Fruends PAUL S DRIVE INN Enloy Good Food and Cold Beer 1515 S Gevers Mrs Johnson s Cake Shop 707 Steves Ave LE 3 9511 Compllments of MR AND MRS P C MECKLER The B F Goodnch Company Retanl Dnvnsnon 1902 S Hackberry Sl San Antonio 10 Texas W H Reuffert Please send your castoffs to the St Vincent DePaul Soclety salvage bureau CA 2 9452 LE 3 7771 Compliments R M HOLMES Daspensmg Ophcuan Meducal Arts Bldg CA 3 6600 IOWA FOOD MARKET 2120 Iowa St LE 4 8989 J GUY SOWELL Plumbang Heatlng 216 N Hackberry St CA 7 4524 KELLY HARDIN GARAGE Phone LE 4 6498 508 Flornda St At Hoefgen Ave San Antonio Texas CHARLIE S COMMANCHE Park Ice and Drnve Inn 2603 Rngsby LE 2 0715 Food Curb Servlce Drinks Good Luck to the Sensors of 55 Compliments of Sherlff Owen W Kllday Chances Are We Furmshecl Your Mother s Home K A R O T K I N S Furnlshmg Texas Homes For 73 Years Congratulatnons to the Sensors of 55 Compliments of Captam G E Matheny Juvenile Dnvnsnon Phone CA 7 3562 BELLINGER PRINTING CO Commerclal and Color Prlntnng 304 S Alamo St San Antonuo Texas Whlton Electancl Mfg Co Sales and Service LE 6 3718 402 Vane St L andM Servlce Station 1207 W W Whnte Road LE 4 3491 ' 1 at ' I I O 1 Expert Repairs on all Makes u u ' T W ' I ' I I . . , - . . , O O . O O 1 O O Complnments RUTH ANN BELLINGER 812 S Hackberry ALAMO JUNK COMPANY Wholesale Dealers Scrap Iron and Metals Plpes Machunery Usable Materuals CA 7 0461 110 Hays Street RAYMOND S SERVICE STATION 815 Clark Complnments MODEL MARKET 3910 Clark Ave POPP BODY SHOP 1016 E Houston St CA 7 8925 GIBSON COSTUME SHOP Costumes of Quallty Natlonal Penod Theatrncal Coronatnon Masquerade and Mmstrel Theatrical Make Up Wlgs Trlmmlng 1522 N Pune CA6 7515 Compluments of THE DUTCH GIRL Congratulatlons to the SENIOR CLASS W B IBILLI HAUCK Your No 1 Constable Compllments of a Frlencl Sterling Prlntmg Co 620 E Commerce CA 7 9582 Complnments CLARDY S PHARMACY Prescrlptron Speclallst 701 S Pune LE4 6137 LE4 6138 REYNAS FOOD STORE Fresh Meats Vegetables Fruuts and Soft Drmks Free Dellvery LE 2 0638 901 Porter Street San Antonuo Texas Compllments G H CLARK 8. SON Plumbmg Co 1715 Burnett St CA 6 7587 POSEYS PRINT SHOP C M Posey 1608 Pleasanton Road WA 2 1251 Congratulations Sensors from a Loyal Aclmurer Complnments to Class of 55 PEDROTTI GROC 8. MKT 1001 S Cherry St LE 4 6793 , M.D. , , , I . Dairy Stores Bexar County, Texas . o 0 o I . .T c ' 1 Autographs 'X' endif .- 4 .wr 'sr , ga- -'K' My, fi M f2 wf:,ff l1 U, .Mg qi fm , L1 Rm, ' A ,nys A V, V , -.fd QQ. , A 'akftf-QT f 5 - 11, . 1--Y, 'EQ R ' w '.,s J-.5 ,sw rg .KA 5 K' I ,ffvfjlfg -17,1 LVQQQSQQTBQQ 5 , T1Xi'fLg5QjZ5XH', 1Xg5SxX X 12:5 ,. L -V -v 7 ,A ,L 41,, Ogzr Starry Ends With Graduatiai 2' I W ,z v ffl! --N X, ' xi - -- N is.. N Ni , i . A ,f 4 Y, 1 any ,-,jyxrm f! P , Zfkf Q., .,,. I 2 A , Q I. V '