St Josephs Academy - Maroon and White Yearbook (Laredo, TX)

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u:ov:oio:o1c-1oi4n:1v1cn11viuier11n1cn11v:oja-j1v1cn14-1010101011-jwsiaviclia I SENIGR CLASS NOTES Not without a certain sense of joy do we, the Senior class of '45, look back on the four short years which have constituted one of the important steps up the ladder of life. Not dry-eyed, do we remember the many joys, pains, and heartaches which we have undergone. Humorously do we recall the way we entered the awsome portals of our high school building, not a little frightened at what lay ahead. We found it hard to realize that we were high school students. This class of '45 has been one of the leaders in sports. About half of the class made the football and basketball teams. In both basketball and softball we emerged victorious in the intramural leagues. Neither have we neglected our religious duties. We are proud to say that there has been 100 W attendance at the First Friday Masses. We are especially grateful for the privilege of having our regular Thursday Confessions and Friday Communions. Our special pamphlet library has given more than one worried Senior plenty of helpful advice. The class has set a record in generosity for the Propagation of the Faith, having a sum of 5190. and an average of 315. per pupil. This is the largest amount and the highest average ever obtained since the school was founded. The intellectual side of the picture, however, has not been forgotten. One third of the class has a 90 W average, or over, in its everyday studies. We owe this fact of the undying perseverance of our beloved teacher Brother Stephen. Today, we have reached our goal, well prepared by those splendid men of God, our teachers, to step into that other sphere called life. Some of us will take up studies in college, others will go into business for themselves. But, wherever we go, their teachings shall go with us, guiding our rather falteringl steps for the rest of our lives. h21lv:nlxi41oio3l4l1 s:l4111a14vi4l1xi1ri1i1ni11oi1rir21c1o: rjoj's11xjoj1xjo:o1o:1n1ojen1oicnj1nj4x1n Q 2.

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SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS CARLOS ZUNIGA EDWARD R. LEYENDECKER, J President Vice-President LARRY L. HUGGINS HOMERO E. ACEVEDO Secretary Treasurer 101014 101034 rjoioioioioif v:ozv1o101o14u:o11n1n14f14x11:1ujamj1 0141101011 01 v:u14:1u1.v: 1.1: :ini r1er1ojo:o:oj4x14rifn1o1o:4njo1o:n 1 1, 1 o 03:4

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ni0joi0j1vj1rj0i1nI0j1xi1rj0j0i1r1vnioQ vioinioioiorioi-0101014 CLASS LOG CLASS MOTTO . . CLASS FLOWER CLASS COLORS . CLASS PRESIDENT O. VICE-PRESIDENT ,. SECRETARY - O TREASURER MOST LOYAL COOC,OOCO ,OOOOOOO MOST INTELLECTUAL . L MOST POPULAR ,,COOOO MOST ATHLETIC . A MOST FRIENDLY . .. MOST STUDIOUS .,,OO MOST SERIOUS CCCOC,.O MOST ECCENTRIC A 1 FINIS CORONAT OPUS OOOO A CARNATION MAROON 81 WHITE CARLOS A. ZUNIGA EDWARD R. LEYENDECKER, Jr. LARRY L. HUGGINS HOMERO E. ACEVEDO ROBERTO SANCHEZ A .,.... LARRY L. HUGGINS WALTER W. STEIN, Jr. EDWARD R. LEYENDECKER, Jr. EDWARD R. LEYENDECKER, Jr. RAFAEL R. LONGORIA ROBERTO SANCHEZ . ....O. JACK JUDSON, Jr. MOST HANDSOME . ..... . .... CARLOS E. BENAVIDES MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED CLASS BUSINESS MAN I .O.. CLASS DANCER A O..... A CLASS ROMEO T CLASS ACTOR BEST DRESSED .O.O BEST ALL AROUND .OO. - A .... A CARLOS A. ZUNIGA JESUS F. DE LA GARZA ROBERTO S. BRINKMAN ., HOMERO E. ACEVEDO , . WALTER W. STEIN, Jr. . A . ANTIOCO O. GONZALEZ O ,, ,O.. . LARRY L. HUGGINS I l 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 E 1 1 1 1 i