St Thomas High School - Aquin Yearbook (Houston, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1947 volume:

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IJEDIE TIU gun 'T 'lil arm Bt m n Thls year the graduatmg das tehee to ded1cate tts volume at the HQUIN to the teachmg Slstere of Houston 2 elementary para Chtal rhool 'they are our former teacher Nha have ehown ll the path to knowledge and 'started u on our fav When Je were younge even be ore We saw our vtslone and dreamed ou dreams they made clear to us that Gad muet be f1YSt Thetr hves are spent for the most part h1dden from the world ana they ask no reward but that whtcn the D1v1ne Mawter qrve So It IS that we the Semor Clas-Q of 1947 N sh to thank ln mall measd e these tea hmg SISTSTS who have grven us ou faanda han of educattor ny dedrcatmg our S mor Qnnuat to them I' vw El1LllE Inevitable Exams The Senior Rings Hrrive Signing of the Constitution of the Student Council How beautiful is youth' How bright it gleams With its illusions, aspirations, dreams' I1 YS The Lake Charles Trip QQUIN Qdvertising Bcmquet The Mid-Year Prom I3 LVESTU DIIJIIESE IIENTENNII-1L RHYMOND McBR1DF 1947 rnarks the cornpletron o 100 years of Catholrcrty rn the area of the drcce e of Galves ton The Senror Class of thr year wrshe to felrcrtate Most Rev C E By ne D D therr present Brshop He has labored long and hard to rnsure that the progre o the next 100 years wrll be as great as that of the frrst The followrng rs a brre ketch o the progress o the drocese The Very Rev Iohn Trrnrnon CM was the frrst prefect after the entrre state of Texas was desrgnated as a Prefecture Rpostolrc rn 1889 Havrng been erected to a Vrcarrate Rpostolrc the state became a drocese wrth Brshop lohn Mary Odrn CM as the frrst Grdrnary Varrous orders of prrests carne from the our corners of the earth to help rn the newly ounded mrssronary work The Vrncentron were the frrst to corne The Rro Grande Valley Was worked by the Oblates vho carfre at the request of the Brshop Brshop Odrn on berng trans e reel to the Plrcheprscopal See of New Orleans was suc ceeded by Claude Mary Duburs C M By 1874 the growth o the church rn the drocese was uffrcrent to fustrfy the separa tron of a large area rn the South whrch became the Drocese of Corpus Chrrstr Brshop Duburs kept hrs trtle untrl 1892 ond three years afterwards he dred rn France Succeedrng Brshop Dubur x a Br hop Nrcholas H Gallaghe the frrst natrve Hmerrcan to occupy the see On Rprrl 30 1882 he was consecrated Brshop Gallagher rs especrally dear to the colored people of the drocese for under hrrn therr cau e was frrst taken up by the foundrng of Holy Rosary Parrsh rn Galve ton In 1890 the drocese o Dallas wa formol drrrrrnrshrng agarn the terrrtory of the Gal veston See The Fathers of St Basrl began a school rn Waco and next came to Houston ID 1900 to establrsh and conduct our Hrgh School Ddrrng the next year and for a decade thereafter they took cha ge of the newly e tablrshed emrnary at La Porte wh1ch occupres the srte o the orrner Sylvan Beach surnrner re ort P1 great rgure arose rn the drocese rn the person o Father lames M Krrwrn who drd much to allevrate the sufferrngs and hardsrrp rncurred by the 1900 storm and under hrs gurdance the state of normalcy was soon resur red Qfter the death of Brshop Gallagher rn 1918 our beloved and venerable Brshop Chrrs topher E Byrne who came to us from St Lours Mrssourr was consecrated by the late Iohn ardrnal Glennon on Nov 10 1918 and Jas enthroned rn the Cathedral of Galveston Under hrs rule the drocese ha undergone a great charn of progressron he holds hrs sceptre over orne two hundred frfty frve thousand Catholrcs ln 1928 he asked the Basrlran Fathers to take charge of the St Plnne s Parrsh rn Houston whrch rs today one of the frnest rn the drocese lr 1935 the Ba rlran also undertook rnrssronary work among the rural Mexr cans throughout a vast area South and West of Houston wrth headquarters at Rosenberg Today the dro ese rncludes parrshes nrr srons cnapels hosprtals hrgh schools elementary schools orphanages horne for the aged and a protectrve rn trtutron But all thrs rs not enough Our Brshop has hrs eyes on the future Vast sums must strll be expended rn order to marntarn and further Chrrsts vork rn the drocese and vocatrons to the prresthood and the relrgrous state rrust be fostered Under the leadershrp of Brshop Byrne we shall shoulder the task , f Y I . . . . 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Aq- ,gi QQ , if 4 f-'iff YIIU WHU ARE ABU T TU LIVE Recently rt was my prrvrlege to read two remarkable letters One wa wrrtten by a youth to the mother of hrs grrl frrend m whrch he asked the hand of her daughter rn marrrage l-le descrrbed hrs Catholrc background and stated that hrs educatron and trarnrng had been thoroughly Catholrc Hrs pastor would vouch for these statements rf she would care to consult hrm The second letter was the answer wrrtten to the young man The mother answered that thrs decrsron was one her daughter would have to make and that she had such confrdence rn her daughter s cha acrer he trarnrng and Judgment that any chorce she would make would meet w1th her ungualrfrei approval The letters were wrrtten over frfty years ago and mrght be rnserted as a footnote to Pope Prus Xl letters on Chrrstran Educatron and Chrrstran Marrrage The young mans hrghest qualrfrcatron accordrng to hrs own statement was the trarnrng he had recerved rn hrs Catholrc home whrch trarnrng wa perfected and completed by hrs Catholrc educatron The mother appealed to the same fundamentals of Catholrc trarnrng ln vrew of that trarnrng she felt no concern regardrng her daughters chorce and expressed the hrghest confrdence that her daughter would choose wrsely and well I need not tell you that that marrrage was rrchly blessed by God Those young people of frfty years ago are now approachrng the end of therr days surrounded by therr chrldren s chrldren and respected by all who know them The home whrch they establrshed has always been an outstandrng example of famrly lrfe gurded by Chrrstran rdeals and culture They lrke to speak of the happrness whrch results from lrvrng the Catholrc way lt rs that same trarnrng whrch that young man knew was hrs hrghe t qualrfrcatron that to develop rn you the mrnd of Chrrst They have wanted you to thrnk and act and judge 1ust as Chrrst would They would prepare you for what you must be and for what you must do to frnd the sublrme end for whrch you were created Thrs rs drffrcult work lust as the potter must beat the clay and put rt under the wheel and grrnd rt and shape rt and submrt rt to a terrrble ordeal before he gets the frnrshed p oduct so the teacher must mold your soul Those hours rn the classroom more hours of home work unpleasant drscrplrn eyperrences apparently useless tasks all these add up to help develop rn you the full stature of the Chrrst lrke man ln these days rt rs necessary for you to work doubly hard for you mu t be strong rn your arth The sprrrt o the world rs so oppo ed to your Catholrc rdeals and Chrrstran truth that rt rs rnevrtable that unless you are resolv d to be a strong zealous and loyal Catholrc you X rll become even worse than a bad one We are con rdent and we pray that the m n of St Thomas wrll be strong rn therr farth that th y wrll be the leaven whrch wrll make acrety what rt should be that they wrll alway reflect rn therr lrves therr Catholrc trarnrng ara that the p actrce of therr Farth wrll brrng an abundance of happrness rnto therr lrves FHTHER EMBSER l I I . . . i S . . . , w l W , , , . I , 1 1. V . . is being provided for you at St. Thomas. Your teachers, following St. Paul, have been trying I - I ' I I I I I I ' ' ' r , . I l I I , 9 , r T , .'7' V . f, 3 I A 1 , . . , I 3 . . . A S . . I . S Hincipa! SAINT THUMAS HIGH SEHUIJL I CSB QQ i r 1 Fc1therI.W.Embser, . . . 5 f , . r ., 0,7 csv? 422, Q if W9 4 . w F . O J mio siolilu A 0151.110 vaucnn Guy December 9 6 Sm Amin N I-+5412 .Air PIL nr' 31 ke nr .510 5 conrgrd Q fm 1 Q new Q. -7 'romana any to nckno urge ni, 18 11y M1 ve un of TIE A I c c in od n nn 1 told o the loyal y o ron: 151: no rn. Holy run deeply 1 r 1-Q, Q nn. ll 1 rm-U on 0 rn. unc C vo or Q , r convny to pu me uri-M L.. .ur ings, um tina record or me . vru et- 5 Q una new .ment -men imgx A r 111. ur-,uni Tha Aqutr dadicnt d t rr or of the School ur Gem-go I :rr--ke A uloqumv. :urinary no me 5 sr by r Q hum-1 or rn. bonprentt sr f., I l Drk of F15 l C l 0 o l Art. dlvlno guess unc bl utr ea S w ni i 1 tnrly ru to you n m :re acuity l Q 1 or c 111. pnru-nn Ape-mit se Q cumf- l th Sshilllents or ln re1l1 me .ly yo N J ry Rav Jlnrent mr-he ffffffrfb Prlncipll 1 1 'rm-ua 1151 Sc not H., .w 1... J M During the past year still another high honor was conferred by His Holiness Pope Pius Xll on an out- standing benefactor of Saint Thomas High School, Sir George W. Strake. Two papal decorations had been given him already in 1937 that of Grand Cross Knight of the Holy Sepulchre and in l940 that of Knight of the Soverelgn Mxhtary Order of Malta Now he has been made a Grand Cross Knight of the Order of Smnt Sylvester The Order of Saint Sylvester is the oldest and most prized of the Papal Orders lt has three classes tll Knights Grand Cross C2l Commanders and C35 Knights The decoration is a gold cross of white enameled surface bearing the image of Saint Sylvester Pope and Martyr The badge is the cross of the Order attached to a silver star the ribbon is of black silk with red border e Senior Class the Student Body in general and the Fathers of Saint Basil foin in congratulating our distinguished benefactor on reception of this most recent honor so richly deserved . . . . I . 1 . 1 f 1 .. j . . Th . , , 1 . . ICH. ' ' 4 ' ' ' 1 1 r . - Al .L gr ri . t :ro 11. 13, 1: rr .. . 1 . rs -a r-1 ti rfluzirti nd 1 ' 'c :: 'mr yw gc nmsg zruuy r r rd no H1 . t : 7 st. 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V 4 S Y L ' H E 'f' I -, T II ESI-THE!-1 5 GREAT Pll TIFF DEWEY GONSOULIN ln th ltttle town of Plnnonay France one hundred and twenty ftve year ago ten prtests gathered and pledge themselves to a cause They woula all together dedtcat thetr ltves to the work o Chrtsttan educatton tr general and tn parttcular to the work of ftlltng agatn the ranks of the French clergy so severely dectmateo by the Revolutton and th dtsorcters of the Napoleontc era Before the fri tt B0v X r 14 Hn Hthentan sotourn gave a stu dent a certatn presttge not oth rwtse to be had Followtng hts fathers example Satnt Bastl accepted the chatr of rhetortc at Caesarea H seemed launched on a brtlltant ca r er as professor as dtd Satnt Fran cts Xavter tn Parts twelve centurt s later Ltke Satnt Francts also he renounced tt and gave h1mself to reltgton The tnfluence of Bastls QE? altar of God they made thetr prorrt tses They were gtven charge of the Mtnor Semtnary of th Dtocese of Vtvters one branch of whtch was located at Matson Seule The partsh church of the latter place was named SamtBas1l and so these ten become the Fathers of Satnt Bastl H great satnt of the Near East and Doctor of the Church thus became thetr Patron tn Heaven Who Satnt Bastl ts and what he means for us calls for explanatton Satnt Bastl the Great ltved at a ttme and tn a mtlteu strtklngly ltke ours Ltke our own hts world s emed a darkltng platn where tgnorant ctrmtes clash by ntght Dtverse and contradtctory forces struggled for supremacy ln Bastl s world pagantsm heresy and hts own orthodox Catholtctsrn contended for the mas tery Today a revtved pagantsm other herestes and that same orthodox Catholtctsm also struggle Bastl thr w htmself tnto the confltct He blocked some antt Catholtc movements dtverted others and stood out as the champton of true reltgton even agatnst emperors We have today the benef1t of hts example and hts t achtng These we need for courageous battle must be done agatnst forces whtch threaten the very extst ence of that way of ltfe whtch we call Chrtsttantty Today tt ts known as Turkey but tn the fourth century of the Chrtsttan era tt was known as Flsta Mtnor an tntegral part of the East rn Roman Emptre at the crossroads of East and West Plbout one hundred ftfty mtles South and East of Plnkara present day capttal of Turkey tn the provtnce of Cappadocta and tn the ctty of Caesarea Bastl was born probably tn the year 329 Hts father was a great landown r a professor of rhetortc and sktlled tn the law Hts mother was of satntly stock She was herself mother of a nun a monk and three btshops Three of her chtldren ar canontzed satnts The early days of Satnt Bastl were spent tn the netghbortng provtnce of Pontus near the southern shore of th Black Sea Hts famtly ctrcle was at once satntly affluent and cultured Hhetortc and phtlosophy Bastl studted at hts nattve Caesarea whtch was the ltterary as well as the ctvtl capttal of Central Hsta Mtnor or as we would say today Central Turkey Rfter thts he went to the schools of Constanttnopl near the Em perors Court Ftnally tn 351 as a fttttng cltmax to hts a ademtc tratntng the young student went to Hthens ln the fourth Century after Chrtst to go to Qthens for the completton of one s educatton was the equtva lent of gotng to Rom or Louvatn for the same purpose today Flthentan tradtttons of culture and Iearntng went back to the Qge of Pertcles when Socrates Plato and Hrtstotle walked tts streets and taught tts youth but even tn Bastls day tn the twtltght of tts brtlltance t was sttll th ftrst untverstty town of the world Here tt was that he gltmpsed the glory that was Greece Pagan tnfluences tt should be remembered were sttll strong tn the shadow of the Hcropolts Durtng the ftve y ars spent there he busted htmself wtth htstory dtalecttcs rhetortc poetry grammar and metaphystcs There too he began hts long frtendshtp wtth Satnt Gregory Naztanzus By 356 he wa back tn Caesarea QTY? satntly stster Macrtna was promt nent tn hts dectston Northwards to Pontus h :vent to ltve tn solttude near Flnnest the family estate But ltke other hermtt ascettcs before htm he became the nucleus for other men tn search of sptrttual p rfectton One year of thts retreat was all that was granted Satnt Bastl then entered the ltsts tn defense of Catholtc Orthodoxy He broke wtth h1s own Btshop of Caesarea unttl the latt r embraced the Ntcene Fatth on hts deathbed To the next Btshop of that C1lY Bastl became an asststant and under pressure from h1s frtend Gregory Naztanzus he was ordatned to the prtesthood tn 364 at the age o thtrty tve Th Champton of the Fatth took up the cudgels agatnst the heresy of Hrtantsm wtthstandtng the Em peror Valens htmself The heresy of Flrtus whtch ne ct to that of Protestanttsm has had the longest htstory declared the Son of God to be but a creatur lt was condemned tn 325 at the Counctl of Ntcaea but conttnued tn a vartety of dtluted forms long afterwards The Church tn the East had tts conctltators and tts temportzers who went to Muntch as tt wer wtth herettcs and nearh rettcs Wtth all these Satnt Bastl would have no part He sought no vm media He stood ftrmly for unquesttoned orthodoxy the Son of God ts of the sam substance as the Father and from Them Both the Holy Sptrtt proceeds ln 370 the destroyer of error was htmself elected to the Qrchbtshoprtc of Caesarea He was the logtcal chotce as an ascettc h could control monasttc acttvt ttes as a man of letters he could sway all who con fronted mm as a leader he could conttnue the ftght agatnst heresy hts ltfe was blameless and hts frtends wer everywhere Yet the ntne years of hts eptscopate were exceedtngly stormy durtng all of whlch he fought the good ftght F-llthough he dtd not ltve to wttness ftnal vtctory over the most dangerous heresy of the early centurtes he dtd see a deftntttve stand taken on the doctrtne of the Trtntty as well as a reunton of scattered Orthodox elements tn the East plus the preservation of the Fatth tn Cappadocta and the surroundtng country Much more could be satd about the Patron of th Bastltan Fathers about hts oratortcal powers about hts abundant use of Sacred Scrtpture tn hts sermons letters and other wrtttngs about hts tnfluence on East ern monasttctsm about hts posttton arnong hts con temporartes for one wr1t r has satd that h1s actual tnflu nce extended from the Balkans to the Medtter ranean and from the Hegean to the Euphrates Bu enough has been tncltcated to show how strong a champton of rtght he was how he dtd not allow any wave of the future to engulf htm but how he dtd battle for Catholtc teachtng wh n thts was assaulted by pagan and herettcal teachtng and when tt was popular to questton the prtnctples of Fatth Stand up and ftght ts rather homely language but tt descrtbes pretty well the ltfe of Satnt Bastl the Gr at The Church and Chrtsttan ctvtltzatton can always use stout defenders The Flrchbtshop of Caesarea show the way That ts the meantng of hts ltfe for us 7 , ' e ' , 'if l A T ' U ' U . f 3 , y ,y Q Q99 T . 5 I . . 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R rn lwlr f' llfllflr H Y PATHU ESSES Friends, whose kindly generosity this third volume QQUIN P If ,z .ir . . 2, zyxfvfr ' F il :z iff. .,f' rr :YM P' Z1 fff-.M Jr.: 1: 1i.'Ii .li find , i' ' 1 , '- it :A xirjx- ,wiv ii.: 1 '-1. t' ., 1rii,.r .f.I1'11'1 ' '. ' I1i'.i'?ii .rf , , 'i Y Y , ,. . 1, m.r A ri. , :Lf if :f:,.I1i,.-'f-Piiizir' 'J Ii :iff i 1 EI Vt 1' llvil i I , . . - - - if ::,:-.f': .. . . W -4 ' 1' - . . - . - Nz'-.1 , .5 FRRNK l-IOFFMQN President The past year witnessed a continuation of organized student self-government in the form of the Student Council. To put such self-government on firm basis it was felt that a written constitution was necessary, With the Principals permission a Student Constitutional Committee was formed made up of fifteen seniors and the class President, Frank Hoffman. Each of the three Senior Homerooms sent representae tives. Flfter many busy early morning sessions the Constitutional Committee produced a splendid docu- ment, the Constitution of the Saint Thomas Student Council. This, it is hoped, will serve as adequate basis for the Councils of future years, President Hoffman immediately put the new Constitution into effect by starting the necessary elections and choosing a Cabinet in accordance with the Constitution. The Cabinet was made up of three seniors: a Vice-President, Hank Perry, the Parliamentarian, Iohn Fleming, and a Secretary, O. E. Clay. The remaining members of the Council were divided into three groups: The ludiciary Committee, the Social Flctivities Committee, and the Student Hctivities Committee. The first of these is composed of two seniors, one junior, a sophomore, and a freshman. lt is the duty of this group to handle those guilty of small misdemeanors and suchlike. The Social Hctivities Committee consists of three membersi two seniors and one junior. lt is the duty of this group to see that dances and other social events are arranged through the Student Council or given help by the Council in one way or another. The Student Hctivities Committee, which is the largest of OFFICERS OF THE COUNCIL lohn Fleming, O. E Clay, Frank Hoffman, Hank Perry ST DET IIUUNIIII. CONSTITUTIONFIL COMMITTEE Back Flow: George Glauser, Morris Surnson, Eddie Robicheaux, Pat Collins, Tom Lyons Middle Row: Pete Lomonte, Bill Burke, George Theall, lohn Malanaphy, Charlie Fischer Front Row: Iohn Fleming, Hank Perry, Frank Hoffman, Leonard Droddy, lohnnie Niscavits the three, is composed of elected members from each of the school clubs and organizations such as the Eagle. the Hquin, Sodality, Band, Sports, Missions, and others. This Committee has the duty of seeing to it that the activities of the various student groups come through the Student Council. ln the past year the Student Council did not carry on all its functions to the fullest extent because of the late date of its formation. ln order to give next years Council an easy start a President has already been chosen. Still, this years Council has not been idle, Hn outstanding event which it promoted was the mid-year Iunior-Senior Ball at the new University of Saint Thomas. Hnother was the problem of settling the lunior-Senior Prom. The staff of the Hquin wishes to compliment and thank the Student Council of Saint Thomas for its splendid cooperation and the Work it did for the entire student body during this past school year. mac DHFT W -E' Jos , - T' THE STUDENT COUNCIL Back Row: George Glauser, Morris Surnson, Tom Lyons, Ed Robicheaux, loe Molloy, Dick Fry, Ed Kuebler Middle Row: Iohn Niscavits, Hank Perry, lack Daft, Iohn McCarthy Front Row: Frank Hoffman, Ken O'Conncr, Leonard Drodcly, Ice Kelly, Pat Collins, Iohn Fleming ft H' ,Nig- '- x.5f x- Qtr GC ctw: r tx fw ? aded a neara ld : 2-l W fd? st af' edcceedmg e S ...D X Leav1ng Del11nd 1 tara ae d snado NVQ: f E 3 Then there appeared ard re a W4WWIu1.. Dawn at another lte that or KG f ff Q X I I Qs lDll'1S eastern slcv t1e 1 t a ffff 495' l lvangelmf. 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Ngzfel ft f' 1' L ' W , if . gf' f, f,, Q- ZW, 1 Ba lou Country Clllflllg THE SENIUH CLASS UF 1947 I , gk , A EWEY GOYISOULIII CHQRLES FISCHER ,ledictcrvzn Sclutztcrmn CHQRLES EDMOND HBELL Sa nt Hnne Band 43 44 H p1llar of fnendlm ss Rn actrve member ofthe CYO Charles muslcal yen never falls EDWQRD IOHN HRMHND Sacred Heart Booster Club 46 47 Flre Marshal 46 47 Chairman ofthe n W Booster Club Illlways the gentleman Hn organrzer of rare acumen FRHNCIS IOHN HCCOMRNDO Hnnunclatxon Football 43 45 Track 43 45 Fln engaglng sm1le precedes 1m The grtdlron wltnessed h1 Frank IS d1m1nut1ve and well lrkect BRHDLEY HRMINTOR Resurrectlon Football 44 47 Brad made the grtdxron thump H g1ft from Port Plrthur Fln authorxty on pool The tedtum of study he reheve wtth drverslons DHVID LEOLIHN HNTILL Holy Rosary Football manager 46 lntermecllate baseball 46 Pl wmnmg personalrty Presxdent of h1s Parlsh CYO CHFIRLES DELOSS HTCHISOIN Holy Rosary lnterm dlate football 46 Llbrary 45 Basketball 46 Intermedrate baseball 46 Honor Roll and Lattn Club 46 47 Beau Brummel lrves agam now he ldSS a peep him leadershlp H natty dresser IOI-IN BERNHRD HUCI-ITER Blessed Sacrament HOUIN staff 46 47 Bowlmg 47 Fl well merltecl pos1t1on on th Honor Roll Qulet rellable determrned courteous all at once Bernard s work as an FIOUIN Pldvertlstng Salesman for two years deserves the a clam' of all CLINTON DWIGHT EEQMQ Hnnuncratron Ba eball 44 47 Golf 46 47 Lrbrary 46 Bowllng 47 Cl1l 1'OYlCG 1 toot r H o e tate toh lpSa1r T rt lc s ball MORRETT LEE BHKER .QHHUHCIGIIOD Int rmedlate football 46 H1SflGSh1ng srnlle delrght all Intell1gentd1scuss1on1n to classroom Ready wrt and r parte Morrett leaves behmd a r cord ot unflaggmg cl VOI10'1'O NO k IOSEPH DONQLD BLUIN DELL Qnrur latror lnterrneaxat football 40 nlsgtte mt p r mth DI nty ofhu or to 't lea he orwple Iyrr Ig Nl rf c I t IQMES PQUL BFIRNETT Salnt los ph Fl sense of h.tr'1or help cl hlrn over the rough spots When th hrps N re do Mn h1 tud1e Mer good For pur a v rrtable 1val of Father Burn E Iloav tud nt 'nembe lam 1ov1aI gooa natgred companron LEO LOUIS BOR' Half I an F nor Boll 43 47 'tool .va o n artltn I . . , He ' -' e ' ' 1 . e '. - ..., S ' ' ' Q - - - - 'Q e c ' ' e ' 's s ' s ' e ' , ' , ' , ' e ee -5- 9' 74 , - s - e ' ' 9 - A K Y Y e ' s e ste.. . r ee ' ' A A as a ' '. ' r e c '.. A I A V 7 ' .v . .. .. ' ' . .. .c' Q . ' .I ., e s ' -' e .. .e . ' 7 .o - ' -' Do 'fed ' ' h e severance Sol ' st o valuable to ' ' ' ' e ' help II eve 'or one aav v ' ' GIOHQ Ft dependable friend reserved, an Q U E Q .mx the C E1 I By his Senior , r I.- Became the essence at gentler . ' es: S Q F . am.-3. .N Q- 4 C .. te' .tr :ea bv ine L .. . 4 ' - .. .. .1 'tn . , , . A :F 's 'f' Here: zn ine ' We Q Q A , tmp, ,FNATI ,-.. ..., ,.e.,- -,.1..... s Jae 'U' - ' - CHESTER IOSEPH BOURGEOIS Bl ssed Sacrament H strong champ1on of the East Erd Pl JOVIGI nature makes hlm the fnend of all Chester can be relled on or hard Work a w1ll1ng heart love of study and the latest dance steps GEORGE IOSEPH BROUSSHRD Salnt Mary Football 43 44 He and hrs car are well known Rn QCl1V member of h1s Parlsh C Y O Worry and trouble he offsets by srmles and good cheer GUY PRRNCIS BURKHPIRT Sa1ntV1ncentde Paul Band 43 47 l..1brary 45 Honor Roll 46 Q master of melody the School Band w1ll fmd hard to replac HQUIN staff 47 SQMUEL LEONHRD BOVP1 Salnt Flnne ln and out of the t achers reach for four years Hts lrghtheartedness w1ll hel hlm through trouble Fl great devotee of textbooks P S Where s H1cks'? MICHQEL IOHN BUQ Holy Name From the depths of h1s rxch retlcence profound thoughts emerge H tower of strength to Four C Fl dellqht and consolatlon to hlS Homeroom teacher Mike rs now ready to assume hrs status rn life WILLIHM ROBERT BURKE Sarnt Rnne Golf 44 47 Glrls as well as boys beneflt by h1S fnendshrp Hls blond head can be seen 1n the 1T11dSl of a llvely group V . - . , p both here and at Saint Hgnes ' Q EDWQRD MEYERS CQLDWELI. Flre Marshal 46 The bronco buster of th Senlor Class Kttt has won many laurels lr Houston rod os well deserved popularlty wzth other boys H1 ho Sllver ELWOOD HNDREW CHHMPHGNE l3lnnunc1at1on D1l1gence IS the word for Elwood Long hard and pers1stent Work IS hxs specxalty Hl'111'1feCl1OL1S gr1n make htrr des1rable company FLOIS PRTRICK COLEMFH Holy Name H late add1t1on to Sam' Thomas The capttvatmg sm1le mak acquatntance easy Llfe wtll b a velv carp QNTHONY GEORGE CHNIF O Holy Name Baseball 44 47 Basketball 46 Qt home on elther the bas ball dlamond or the basketball Court The qutet ext r1or peaks of tru qualltles of fr1endsh1p ODIN EDWQRD CLHY Satnt Mary Cheerlead rand Student Councll 46 47 Booster Club and HQUIN staff 47 EHGLE staff 45 47 Q popular flgure W1th both boys and glrls Deflnxte contr1but1ons to tl' art of photography PHTRICK BHBIN COLLI Bless dSacramen Football 43 44 Booster Club 47 Bowlmg 46 Ftr Marshal 45 G elt wttret v 1 LOUIS HNTHONY COTRONE Saint Theresa Latin Club '47 Bowling '46 ' Saint Theresa Parish he put on firm foundation Basketball was a pet topic of conversauon CHRLOS COMPEHN Saint Ioseph Band '44-'47 Pin ear for music indicates a great career ahead lt is a sweet trumpet that Carlos plays IOHN IOSEPH CONNELL Saint Hnne Flying Club '45-'47 EQGLE '47 H pleasing smile has won him many friends lack is a flying enthusiast and has already won his pilot's license RICHQRD HQRVEY CONDIT Q blessed clay it was for Saint Thomas when Dick first lent his presence Well up at the top of any Best Dressed Man list The instinctive gentleman lOl-lN CORBETT Saint Mary Fllready he has served in the armed forces He has returned still itching for that diploma He has always been known as good natured and jovial IOHN ROBERT DQFT EQGLE and HQUIN '47 Hockey, Vocational Guidance, and Student Council '47 Pl sharp-witted jokester and early morning hockey player lOSEPH W ELSBURY Saint Hnne Band '43-'47 and Honor Roll Student Council '46 Ioe believes in intelligent questions relentlessly pur- sued to logical conclusion 1 He has lent a good deal of tone to the Saint Thornas Band ROBERT HUME FERGUSOIC Vocational Guidance 47 Top-notch engineering will intrigue him in the future Pl ready srnile, a wad of gunz, and something to laugh at lOSEPl-I MICHQEL FQHEY Saint Mary Football '43?44 Mike believes in hard work with plenty of relaxation Fl ready lrish wit enables hirn to appreciate the lighter side GEORGE BEVERLY FINLHY Saint Christopher Football '43-'44 The steady, durable type George has often proved himself a friend indeed LEONQRD IRMES DRODEY lOHN HENRY DUI' Saint Qnne Queen of Peace Cheerleader 116- 47 ERGLE staff 45' 1 Booster Club and Stud: Football '43-'44 Council '47 lnferrnediate bas nal 4 His cheering enthusiasm WGN hkpd Wham J Q contagious ' 4 ' ' Rug Cutting is another pastime CHHRLES EDWHRD FISCHER Fill Saints EHGLE staff '43-'47p Editor '47 Saint Thomas Club '43-'47 Latin Club and Student Council '47 Basketball '46-'47 Charlie has what it takes Salutatorian of the Graduating lOl-IN ROBILLHRD FLEMING Saint Hnne Band '43-'46 Qssociate Editor of ERGLE '47 Honor Roll '43-'47 Student Council Constitutional Committee and Stamp Club '47 Iohn's perseverance gets him what he wants Class WILLIHM IOSEPH FOLEY MILTON CLHIR GHLLHGHER Christ the King Holy Name Hockey '46 Quiet, industrious, determined Booster Club '47 El'-'IGLE staff '46-'47 H breath of Spring from the Windy City Hlthough here only a few months, Milton left pleasant memories behind The U. S, Navy employs him at present PHUL GHRZH IEROME MORRIS GRSKINS Our Lady of Guadalupe Hfter release from the armed forces Paul returned for his diploma Song singing is one of his strong points Flrtistic endeavor is another Entertaining the multitude is yet another Holy Rosary Football '44-'46 Track '44-'46 Basketball '45-'47 HQUIN Hdvertising Staff and Fire Marshal '47 The lessons of the gridiron should carry over DONFILD HUBERT GETTY Saint Flnne Football '43-'44 EHGLE Sports Editor '45-'46 Hockey '46 Bowling, Golf, and Booster Club '46547 Latin Club and HQUIN Staff '47 Saint Thomas Club '43-'46 GEORGE LEONRRD GLHUSER Saint Flnne Football and Saint Thomas Club '43-'46 Golf '44 Student Council and Sodality '46 Basketball '46 H bulwark of friendliness, good grades, and gridiron determination lOHN EDWQRD GREQNEY Holy Name Saint Thomas Club '44-'46 Intermediate baseball '45-'46 EQGLE staff and HQUIN Fldvertising Salesman '46-'47 Q favorite at social gatherings because of his bubbling humor ELMER FRQNCIS GIBBONS Saint Qnne Football '44-'46 Intermediate baseball '45 Track '45-'46 Basketball '46 Frank likes books, sports people, and lunch DEWEY IUDE GONSOULIN Saint Flnne Saint Thomas Club '43-'46 EHGLE and HQUIN staffs '46-'47 HQUIN Editor, Latin, and Stamp Clubs '47 Intermediate baseball '46 Valedictorian of the Graduating Class In the tradition of the Law FRHNCIS IOSEPH HQBERGER Saint Vincent de Paul Band '43-'47 Football '43-'44 Hockey '46 Ill more than ordinary friend, Frank receives interest on the good he gives out CHHRLES IQMES HRBERNRL Christ the King Studies '43-'47 Life's complications hold no terrors for Charles When in doubt, smile Sl-IERMHN IOSEPH HICKS Smiles unlimited Most of his time is spent in and out of scrapes His ability to win friends and influence people will help him always DENTON PIERCE HHGHN l-loly Rosary QQUIN Staff '47 His smile is disarming His good nature is infectious His reliability is reliable FRQNCIS HOWQRD HEIMHNN Saint Ioseph Frank will build anything- especially bonfires I-lis presence will lend weight to any discussion From the depths of profound thought his gems of wisdom emerge HLBERT IOSEPH HILL Saint Mary Football '43-'45 Track '44-'45 Library '45-'46 Fire Patrol Chief and Bowling '47 His track-developed speed will give him a head start in life FRQNCIS IOSEPH HOFFMHN Saint Peter Senior Class and Student Council President '47 Saint Thomas Club '43-'47 Sodality '46-'47 Student Council '46-'47 and Booster Club Consideration for others has made Frank one of the most popular boys in the School BODIN HNTHONY HUGGEH IPIMES LEO IMBER Holy Name Saint Qnne Baseball '43-'47 Football '43-'44 Saint Thomas Club '43-'46 Intermediate baseball '45 Intermediate Football '46 Flthletic manager '45-'47 EQGLE Sta1f'46-'47 EHGLE Staff '45-'47 On the Diamond Bodin would Hockey '46 tolerate no fumbling ofthe ball Booster C1ub.46-47 Qs manager of teams lim has deserved the praise and gratitude of all 4'v'll.l..lf:llff HIIDREVV KEEPEHS lUl.lFllrI GREGORY KOI.OGlfICZFlK Eill made C1 host cf friends du. . Holy fame 2 3.:'.'aZSa1:ttTr.:ma3 ,, . ' Steady li :-ri-a::r A- eHW.,nu,,C-L,UL:.pL 2,54 v.,......,f- .-,-..,..,..-L-.., . , Q--'QQ V-w: j e rv .1-N E eff., .. M--4' lew wmv L' V.,l'll6.T .....As4A,.,..,. l1,.,,.. 1 tent rn f.1. l. g f' 43- 47 RFIYMOND FRPINCIS KQNSTEINER Christ the King Baseball 43- 47 Ray's'tSoupbone gets better every year More will be heard about his curve and fast ball in the future lEFFREY FRHNCIS KRISTYIJIK Saint Theresa Band '43-'47 H loyal friend H perseve-ring worker Fl genial companion JULIUS IOSEPI-I KUBFILH Saint Joseph lulius is in the habit of taking profound views of all situations He seems cut out for an executive's chair His interests go beyond the mere domain of books EDWHRD WILLIFIM KURTZ Saint Vincent de Paul Football '43-'44 Intermediate baseball '45-'46 Ed's quiet determination and good natured common sense are among his strongest assets CHHRLES SCOTT LQNDRHM Holy Rosary Football '44-'46 Track '44-'46 Library '45-'45 Bailgetball and Fire Marshal Sodality '45-'46 Charles' popularity is not confined to the masculine half of the race EDWQRD IOI-IN KUEBLER Saint Vincent de Paul Band '43-'47 Honor Roll '43-'46 Library '46 Student Council and HOUIN Staff '47 Doc has the happy faculty of exploiting the humorous angle of any situation CHHRLES EDWHRD LHMBERT Saint Flnne Intramural baseball '46-'47 Latin Club '47 Library '46 Hn irresistible personality Charlie's jokes keep everyone in good humor, even the teachers SHERRILL LEIGI-I LIVESHY Saint Ioseph Hockey '46 Mechanical tinkering '43-'47 Italy will now receive the benefits of Sherrills talents 1, gli S3 af X x Z A, ,ffl LQ' 4 1 , .5 TY 4, f ,jf f if n- av 1 kk 'P 'Q fa, 'V r la, -F ' ' .A-crm fl'- W M 'w I , My . ., 1- 4 4 . , A W f ,, 4 ft an 'ff 'W 1 fix IV 21' 54 iffy? ,i l , Hr .Zu . I r I sa-K, ,, 4 fi f V. , fi ' J li: 1 w 5 : 1 IT! '31 'f ff I .. -v-m...,, I . k Hamm 1 414' IRY EDWQRD MORGHN Brilliant service in the library Football '45-'47 lay has developed the whole man body and mind l-lis friends he numbers in the hundreds CHHRLES ROLLIN MORRISON IOHN HRTHUR NEHTH Saint Plnne Saint Hnne Q Well proportioned personality FQQfbg11'44 aptitude for 5ludY Pl great devotion to study and the For Golf cr partiality bOOkS Hn unlimited number of friends Venezuela awaits him QLFRED EMHNNUHL MEQTH QLFRED GRHHHM MELHNCON Pill Saints Pl quiet exterior bespeaks the deep personality Saint Hnne Football '43-'46 Track 715146 Qlfrecl is a strong believer and P y y practitioner of Catholic Fiction MQGLE Stall 45' 46 The Library would not be what it is today were it not for the devoted service of Q. G. Melancon HRMQND LOCKETT MONFORT Hll Saints Band 43-'47 QOUIN Statt '47 One of the reasons for the high regard now shawn for the Saint Thomas Band CHHRLES EDWHRD NICHOLI-'IS Saint Mary Football '43-'44 Charles can be counted on for hard work, cr ready smile, interest in recreation, pleas- ing conversation, and many other things too numerous to mention , Fllready he is carving a niche for himself IOHIJ IOSEPH NlSCPlVlTS Saint Peter Football '43-'47 Track '45-'46 Iohnnie was a friend to everyone lmperturbable in difficulties IOHN RICHHRD PHRKER IOHN IENNINGS PECORE Queen of Peace Christ the King Band 43:45 Honor Roll '44-'46 ERGLE Staff '45-'47 Stamp C1ub'47 HOCkSY '45 Fl favorite pastime of Iack's is Bowling '46-'47 eating Dancing continuously Look for his short stories in the Dick has a reputation for being photogenic magazines of the next few years IQMES HUBERT OSTERHRUS Plll Saints Kraut and liverwurst form a major part of Iim's diet lim has a pleasing smile, a more than ordinary interest in other persons, and enthusiasm without limit Rn outstanding member of an outstanding class HENRY FILBERT PERRY Saint Mary Band '43-'46 Football '44-'46 Track '45-'46 HQUIN Hdvertising Salesman '46-'47 Hank's popularity with both teachers and other students speaks volumes in his favor GERQLD RLFRED PRYDE CHQRLES C. RQO Blessed Sacrament Football '44-'46 Track '45-'46 Library '45-'46 Quiet dependability and sincere friendship recommend him to all WILLIHM RQYMOND ROBERTS Hll Saints Many a melodius note came from his instrument Bill is a strong champion of numerous friends, good food, recreation, continual study Holy Name Rn Hmerican History scholar of no small stature Charles seldom fumbled the ball His graciousness endeared him to all Homework '43-'47 IQMES CLERK ROQCH Saint Flnne Intermediate baseball '45 Football manager '45-'45 ERGLE Staff '45546 lim will do anything he's asked -absolutely anything EDWHRD LEO ROBICHRUX GERHLD MHCON SCROGGINS Blessed Sacrament Saint Christopher Football '44 Vocational Guidance '47 Cheerleader '45-'47 Honor Roll '47 Basketball '45-'46 Fllthough with us but for a year Bowling '46 Booster Club '47 Eddie's host of friends testify to the stuff he's made of Ierry effectively made up for lost time FLORIFIN EUGENE SIVCOSKY Christ the King Intermediate football '45-'46 Intermediate baseball '46 Gene has a smile for everyone His talents are many, but he says little about them QLBERT DHRIUS SOSSHMHN Flll Saints Band '43-'47 Q physics enthusiast One of the brightest lights from the Heights ' Everyone went to Hlbert for the correct answers LEONHRD IOSEPI-I STELL Immaculate Conception Leonard allows humor ard th lighter side to tide him over the difficult spots He possesses an almost infinite capacity for homework Those who know hire recognize the genuine friend FRHNCIS WRIGHT STOWELL Vocational Guidance 47 Qny r ader of the CYO paper lcnow immediately the function of Frank Geniality In not the l a t of hi good qualitie DONHLD RQYMOND SPERRMFIN RHYMOND CHFIRLES Blessed Sacrament Booster Club 47 Don boosts things anything R voracious reader and a leading exponent of droll humor STFINDISH Saint Mary Baseball 44 Golf 45 46 Intermediate football 45 46 Vocational Guidance 47 Ray can t count the total number of his friends FRQNCIS LEONQRD THEQLL Holy Name lntermechate football 45 46 lntermedtate baseball 46 Frank faces up to any and all dtfftculttes wtth deep calm GEORGF VERNON THEQLL Holy Name Vocat1onalGu1danc 47 RQUIN Fldverttsmg Salesman 46 47 George exerctses a deep and penetratmg mfluence on the thoughts and act1v1t1es of ht contemporartes MORRIS EDWQRD SURNSON LOUIS CHRRLES SWILLEY Blessed Sacrament Flnnunctatton EQGLE Staff 45 47 Sa1ntThomas Club 43 47 Booster Club 47 El'-IGLE Staff 46 ROUIN Hrt Staff 47 Lattn Club 47 Morrts devotton to duty ts well Ltbrary 46 47 known throughout the length and breadth of the School Shakespear he WIN quote elther Wtth or wxthout provocatton 2419 WILLIQM IQMES THEDI-'ORD Dotng homework 1 for Btll an 1ntr1gu1ng pa ttm Wh n 1t comes to gasoltne pumps and carbur tors h has no pe r B111 has left ht 'nark and all are tmpr s d WHYNE IOSEPH TUMLINSON Holy Rosary lnterrnedlate bas ball 45 46 From the Old Mtll Stream t Sa1r'tTho'nas he plods hts way ev ry day Most of Wayne s t1me 1S used up getttng tn and out of trouble IHMES WILLIHM WHLLING Saint Flnne Football '44 lirn makes friends and keeps them He does his level bestg who could ask for more? IFIMES CHLLEN WHITTEN H11 Samts Iarnes capaclty or 1ndustr1ous effort IS somethmg h1s teachers have always counted on Houston Transrt patron 43 47 Th Cafetena was one of hrs favonte rooms HUGH IOSEPH CHREY Scunt Qnne Hugh conhnued wrth h1s cla s ull Uncle Sam had need of hrm H913 remembered for h1s love of l1fe hrs numerous frrends h1s qu1ps and sallles and h1s common sense ROBERT HOWHRD WEHTHERFORD Holy Rosary Bob is at home on lheballroom floor Hlso, he is an outstanding rug-cutter ln the heaven that is Saint Thomas he is one ofthe brrghtesl lurnlnarles ROBERT THOMHS WILLETT Resurrectlon ob has usually been success ful rn talkmg h1s way oul of trouble IS excuses for m1ss1ng home work have always been consmlered bnlhanl He w1ll tram horses argue low study at the drop of a hat 'Mi .1 J owe Cla AeA 14 1 1 , f, V V ff F A .. S f' A xx! Mn ' l 46 gwqkj' W . N ak vi ' K ', if I ' skx 7 NIU' ' - A K .4 1' inf,-lv, ' 1 ' ' ff' ' 'X V , WARN al' ji? ix XXX ' Qu' If Qx mm M 7'-!,4I I s XW x V' 49 f X I X I fm, 1 1 l I S fl? Z X ff f fl ff x f ' f f X 1 xxx M A , -X lx 'W ' f. -,lj,E-3. ' ff ,x ,fI, q2myi'V, j'2fy.Qi1'f3: i ll .Qgiey KL Yi.-txlf-'N f X fNQ fi? V qw 'W W XZ X J lkx Ilirytpfl 1 f ,IAQ 1,4 if , WZ: LV WV' 'mi ff! -... ll,f'i'g-61, ff W-' M . ,I, W1 fx? W4-f W , 4 yg fi Q s M K A I . 1' . f l! I 4'-777 :gf iff! Nat f '7i . ,A ,I Wfff' UNIUHS Three-A in!! . 1 , ..t.--- Hcck Rez-.' Francis Lmzzzi Qntncny Thielen lose-pn Tambarello, Paul Feed Thcfncs Lamb Tnzrd Row Scrapps lanes, Reber' XX. Hollnicnn Icseph Molloy, lent . l-lirtzncn Robert Hardy Sewnd Raw' Ichn Kerr lose-ph Wll- . :cn Willamn Meme, Byrne Sifnp- ' - - Pon lfesfcr Phllllpss lfrcnt RCW Dcvvi Gllef lohn 'Nis- ncfki Pre-sion Nlcxrqgee Gilbert Lecncrizn Fllbert Rorizno 2 FR E. BURNS, CSB. English - Latin :back Rex-.' Wzllicxrri Sfcit Hrncl Oser Czrl Dfiill Ignatius Trzxxti Hlbin Gzllfx Middle RCW Leo King Erwin 35:512- :ki loin RTW: Pllzeft E'gr'ic' Gzomff Finder: Tlxczrils Bexley' Front llifxf lxfzrrzri 'v',':1rl1Ol Frinfz Cfztpxiixi Frf '15 Tflflff If,-'zlel Liu .7-f lflcfle'-' NWA Be 4 XJ! F: 34.4, F49 ff SHN Pdtk RCW Louis: Krlppner Loggio, Paul Schmvit Rwhop Hebert West Mxddle Row Edwcrfi Here Rflfferty Iofm Vvfexler Gcetzztifxnn Ioim Sccmcr: Vin xfyvfiff Frcnt Hcw PAICPIVIGI Simi: - - 1 A Lai.: Cfmrlwf Helm 'Jn 'af-.-if S FR .Y SULLIJQTY 'IS ,,.,, ,,,,, . Y . ..J.. ,,, . ,. ff: ,..,' V ,',., ', L,-'t Grin' ff' Qffgz 321: liar. PCL' 1, 3:2112 S ,v're' A f- 'v- ::r1': ,:.':t :reit A f'f f' . :i Hfflf' '5,-,w Y. If-lf,fr Y f- f ,ML wwf N. Qn..,Vr.,' I f-D1 l 'lck lllnrri . fy 'mmf A . . ,...1.'- ,.r . -I 1 .J ff 'U UNIUH5 Three-B -97 3329 0 0 VX ,1-1 'S , 4 Sack Rona' 'fiotisgni Tagliabgff, lfilliaiti llia Krona Charles Goodwin Wzlliarn Golibart lates Monro? lflidfiie Pllley Koteras Paul Deiccurt l-larvey Broussard Kenneth Offcnnor Front Rowi Howard Hagan, Richard Fitzgerald Roy' Haenelt Plnthcny Robertson Back Row' Flmor: Wagner, George Novak George Larson, Ioiin Schwartz, lohn Zillcer Middle Row: Ioseph Chiavone, Vincent Kris tynik, Harold Shelton Front Row: Wyatt Giesberg, Roy Iarnes, Fd ward Schwartz Francis Ianoch . , . ..... 2 ' -1 ' - CCW , . 1-4 h , no 3,Q ',', ,Ltr 0 -.., . Q , 9 . , . . Ny. 28 Q .,, Q ' '-A ' ' , -lf 'Q' ..., - , '95 S r 'gm :fp Xi' 1' If . if-inn,-ucv' 'C i 1i T vneqzv -u C ,Q-gg-Q .-Q---n -.-Q - 75:41 Cl.'ZTl'f'E '.'.'eg'.:'erf Robert f3f:inf- E'f'.','1T. ?ffE'Tlf Harry' Crit lZil'lf'1T'L: Sie? lxifjzi Kxii.-'eh fvfiiile l:l:'f.' ,.1Q11'1f'1 ffei-PC: loin Hinxoh P141 S'f.'2 ',.k1 Fxinari Fry losephlongarzz Front Row Yxitent D Fltrzifo losefzh Tsriasir Rev Baker lolz: fkzlv Back Row: Barry Srnidt, Charles Cowan , lohn Cash, Donald Hutchinson Stephen Thorpe, Charles Canzielcr, loseph Verdina Middle Row: lohn Hanisch Bert Vlfe-ber, Cleo- phas Markcwski, Clifton Cookenboc Donald Magill Iohn Swingle, Robert Lyons Front Row. Gerard Kelly, loseph Virgadarno, Francis Pusateri Victor Leocadi, William Young UNIIJHS it Three-ll PR Fl I MCLEQII, CSB Y , 1 Latin Back RCW. Thoziag Dooley, Donald Barthelrne Charles Doss Fazrzclc Hlessariclra joseph Burke Middle Row' Ralph Davila, David McNerriey Tlicrtias Coririelly, Dickerson Doriocourt Earl Ewing Pram Row: Samuel Carripise, Warren Baker Patrick Waraen George Ccttinghari SUPHIIMUHES Twu- FR R F LQMB CSB O G 'lv Jr 'ILE 'J Cilf Vai VC.-'1..C LST ' ,,,,,,. vate ariaitg, faiaitg J lL 'LLQR ,.,.,. BE' A nl Jaw 6, N J 4- 1 ' KN if? ,VJ ww. K , ,..... . fl' 'I 'J f. ,,.. TnQt 1.' Strfxxr. ftrl E'E1 ' F.f'1:':i'E.x': Q'n:1'i r'rf: er f-fx 1 ' Hzw P?11l11g Kilngx Fir ' r Gefiriz Lxrf-iff ' Q Lfcriril-1:3 FSH H32-.' 'Jiritf-'T FII? 3642719 L'Lq'.ffti WP ' G P4 FP v1,,..Y ,,.,,..Yc,., SUPHUMUHES wn-B REUSS C S Lf V. ,pr - f ,, -.,g' 1 t O9 v ., 5 -V . 'sw A W Ji I , ,..,, ,..,.. 'vn- n r 'f , ,ww -f ,.,,.w vw I , 0 T' rm'- I4 - nf-.V LJ! .' 'C' l', ' .Ji-'11 I.'1f,I , gr.':C1: Tit: 1 r c 1 I J 0 0 1 1 Q Bc lc Row Rcxloh loom or L orard Dreymoflo Kmgwt Ferglil, Philxp Le t r D mel Mlddle Row Io ph Galle Melvm Fmch George Gruber Marion Holland Qrlond COISIHGH MR D cooPER CSB Front Row Grlbert Kcxptchmskle Rmhcrrd Dulce George Kuper Hlstory gpqmsh SUPHUMUHE5 ff -f A Twn-ll 4 K 5 one Bcclc Row: lomes Wells, Norrnon Wogon, Charles Stcmny, Raymond Smtth Harold Muller, Robert Perry Middle Rowt Lowell Prescott Ronald Keating, Peter Navarre Dennis Powers, Rlchcrd FR l. L. MEYERS, CSB Ryan Science-English Front Row: Raymond Mondshine Tnornos Mondshine .44 bfw e fx' 'C P j J Q 'DL P Zliiiilli ,4 Hint Row .L:'.'13 :fjfiyzi Keine N4 ef Z w-qfffr .4 V 1 , r .J -.,-5 . A, ...1,.. 190' ' o K Iv Back Row Tl1CfffC15 Qgcridy Rohert Q e Q Refer' Kleinworth, Louie N dgtcti Qllred Gcdbois Trent Row. Iulifzrt Prentice Robert Soiinier lolti Ddly, Charles Olson, .,r. - v,.'., .- , A -6 .....-11-f. .-4 I 249 '9 K kv--'I I SUPHUMUHES Twn-E Back Row loseph Kowis George 'Nortfiral-c Gabriel Ccrfiler Qllsert Sccrdirio Lfiurerice Chmiipcigne Middle Flow: lose-ph Rutkowski, Robert Berige Paul Filer, Bertrand Picker Paul Hoeltler From How. Deon Willett Eugene Kleypciss Fenjcffiin Stkorski Donald Ciicrrtloerfr MM A, MR. L. GRlFFllI Civics - English .. .,. ' W 1-R C HLLAOCH C Q Hxstcry - rff'1fH9fi'1Y'fi BUCK Row Kenneth Cctiev .Vxlgfzrfx C Crue Roy Mclinc TE1'2fTf'1',' FJTCCU? Fttiizi Men: 'Nilllmr L,'.',ri1 iiinle RCW Step:-eri Tffhflff GWRATUHC P1221- tclw Fr'tr.i'1.' t'4iI'.4T': Citi T1c't'Cli'::C Ifmmffu CCl':IT'.'1T1 Qxtir. Sgtrtick fmt Row Triiiitix. L-.-'lf-rf, r:f. 1Y1 '.' 'JW sonar Hein'-7' Iif-ir ri':'1rr,'g:1': Mnrxixif- N1lI1f11: RCW-5 ll ll ,J ,- 5 XV. ,, N, ,4.,,, nf , Qi, mlm, Q, 1. SUPHUMUHE5 Twn- 11.- -- il '. :..:s'.La- '- -L. ..., f...4 5 OB ,, 'H' 'fkx ..x -. w f 'T .,5 ' 3,5 1 '1 ky -I FHESHME Une-A 14,-Q vu.-Q-Q .-- .-- -1 1 1.--1 4--pf.-n ,,.'- .--1.1 p-Q' r-Q - -1- .- ,. i -.. - -1 .a-.- 4 xg X, .l' ,V f 5 .f Y ,f au. .3f r .. . .,, H . I . Q Q.- ,gf In , ff, K E::k Row: Ich: Eehrwit Michael OCo:rior Siepiiei Clark, Theodore Rbloott Thortia. Bittner Ke:1:et?,Bearia:1 Randolph Sliawei Middle Row: Robert lanes :avid Yaliivia Reber' 'ffeloe' l.a 'e 'e Clark Maurice Fcrge Ronald Guercio lffargarito fiesta Front Ret-5: l-lewara, Culriet Edwin fake George Dethlee'-ex Gaeper DeGeorge Rl zert Plrriiri Back Row: Rnthony lffaritre, lamefs Liuzza Plriarew Scarairio, loeeph Terraciric, Donal? Ragusa, Iohri Boland Middle Row: loseph Hajovsky, losepri Burg hard, Creighton Pickett, George Durham Robert Sheridan, Paschal Hucoin Front Row: Nicholas Liveris Esker Eaton Robert Pool, Rugust Mancuso f 'i ju MR E GLQVITF, CSB Erigfiski X N , 5 r FHESHME uni B Rack Row' Carl Roic lQfII'1l'3l Loyton lcri liolon, Robert Fowler Frcncig Tozribxirollr Fuoonf Sclioror l-lorrpffr Klint Middle Rowi 'l'rio:7ir1.a Kerrifgensski, Williczrti Hi liorn lolin Roberts, Mifztrot Sullivan Sovc-ri Giomrxolvc Front Row: Lopir-ence Connelly Louren: Quiroz, Edward Bogor, Robert Sherrill Wil licrn Ryan Bock Row: Eudoro Mortin-ez, Williorri Bigoio Paul Brown l-lcrrvey Kriscliko, Ionic Heaney, Stephen Lucholc Middle Row: Benjamin Korivickcr, Robert Hub bit, Louis Corslniolo, lorries Motzinger, Som uel Schoelrricrn Front Row: ,lornes Devine Williorn Loruqlilin lose-ph O'Connor, lohn Gorrnon, Qle-xonfie Schroeder il I J 5 LA l MR 1 KU::Eo CSB Fngiif S V' 'lr' P t 1 Q lc HW' Eugn ' 'N rm Pl fony L ,wuz :han Gow F Ferre N If L 5 '1 P be Ze' '1 fx Jn LGU VP F PQIOw'sKV f' Z9 lfgthg F H 'Lol 3 Q -.f gr. .m DQ G ...,. -. . , , ., A - - -.., S, oo -,--,. FHESHME Une-IJ ff' 1 pi... gg- K, :xi-0? :W- w'. 'v Back Row: Thomas Scardino, Gerald Lastovica, Flrthur Laetsch, Edward McFall, Daniel Floeck, Rudolph McClellan Middle Row: Raymond Martin, Thorrias Helenberg, Qnthony Lister, Barry Smith, Richard Ollonnell Front Row: Patrick Fe-ely, Paul Per- l.ieti, Gillis Shelton al- ,...- . . . Y- ...........v r ' -1--'Q'-' - ' ,l Bock Row: lerorne Schwarzbach, Ivan Schulin, Robert Hebert, Flllan Sacco, Michael Butera, K Iames De-George 'A Middle Row: Sidney Bordelori, Ronald Hamp- ton, Byron Walker, Ioseph Gillespie, Thomas Reckling Front Row: Robert Gore, William Cooney, Thomas Wicks, lame-s Woods 'ha-, fx 141 F H E S H M E Nl Une-E Yittfliiifst iaud, Richard Iohiiscri, Samuel 1, J .I M .' , 1 l' i' ' H . .p I ,- .' ,'. l.,' I 1 Ck Rcwi Smiley l-lczc, Hlbert cvcy, lorsepii C'17ipi.1-2, Eugeni- Cl'i-elcki: l'l:1rryCf:glQ 'k'cltorH1:r- ff I .1 Ge-rGl'i Qnhrzizir F it RCW: Icrilpri Hiiiirg Plrth' FVI'll'E'f Willrvi llfirrtfrp Glynr. Ifzrrii-.' Icxf-ph Ttrfriiz MIX Bcxclc Row: lchn Boyle Stephen Parisi Ray- rxorid Baker, Leonard Tliielen, lchn Llewelf lyri, Philip DeQle.s.sQndro, Harold Standish Philip Davies, Robert Re-ynoldg Middle Rowi Doncrlfl Steen, CllClTlf?.3 Martinez Hritlioriy Sfilifiltffl Tliorricia Wiizff GQorgQ Till Front How: l-loriizfm Str,-vang lfzriif.-.' O'lDorinQll, Nell Bmlizorii, Iciiriffn Sf:r0ggir..1, lrlllfifflf: Gcrificuxtolc I. 5 F H E 5 H M E N ll ne -P FATHER IGH DON GETTY Samt Thomas l-lrgh School was almost pulled up by the roots when Father Wrllram Ntgh departed at the end of last year Durmg the course of hrs erghteen years here he endeared h1mself to the hearts of most upperclassmen and past graduates Fill retarn memortes of Father N1gh as a true trrend a ready consultant and a fme prxest ln hrs last years here he was Dlrector of Stud1es and Regrstrar lsle was the one who prodded us on to hlgher grades untll we gave our very best l-le tt was who pored over schedules and trme tables t1ll everyone was ettled ln h1s proper fteld of study The rap1d frre Mathemat1cs classes taught by the good Father caused everyone to be on hrs toes Too much was gomg on to do otherwrse Fl 4 7 ?jJfVQ :EW -vdtghif P '42-E43 ,ffm 1 3 Y Wx, f .J an I 'K 2 l NU X xy WV MW X XL! f WV Qu!! T x A t V . full day s work from every student was hrs arm lt 15 generally belreved that Father Ntgh was the founder of the famous Garden Club Qt all events he was usually seen dr1v1ng the electr1c mower and grvtng the lawn a manrcure after school dlsmlssal t1me together w1th numerous asslstants 1n the near v1c1n1ty Sa1nt Thomas l'l1gh School owes much to Father Nlgh for 1t lS largely due to h1s work that 1t has achreved tts present hlgh standards The Ststers at Sacred Heart Convent wtll also remember h1m as thelr regular Chaplatn for many many years Ht present Father Ntgh IS statloned at Qssump tton College Wlndsor Ontarto where he IS Mod erator o Scholastrcs , I I ' . . , , Q . , , . . .. ., . , . I I I A in K, e 5,,m....- if ,5 if X ,4 jf - V M,--1 r ' I' . - im, g WZ 5fQ,7' X fri-,ffffff , ff ' - V9 4:l?.1g,,'!:ff5 1 V, 'f' , gd' jf' H ' - ' . X wa, ,. ,-.55 A, , ,. ' ' , my -. ,ef .., N- X Q ,Q V- .. --. A K ,I , X lt 1' , ls'5i'2:j2 ..,.,..,:-, ' . 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E 'bf OFFICERS Bock Row: Ice Mcllcy, Hank Perry, George Glauser Middle Row Father W I Dwyer, CSB., Directsr Front Row Icxck Scrrwcrtz Harvey Brcueeara Dc: MCQHI g-sv SE IIJH SUDALITY JI CLHSS REPRESENTQTIVES cck Row: Iohn Skcrrdc Hank Perry Dex Magill, Qlbert Rcxticmc Tori Lyons, Ken OCcnr1or George Glcuser Front Row, Paul Scrufixdt Ichn Ylrsfcxvrtx F 'fff-her, Ierry Gcslcirif Harvey Brcgescri Ice MQIIOY CEICIYIIE Fiedler S . OFFICERS Back Row' Gib D-El.isle, liiri Dclv Dick Hale Middle Row: Father F lficCGri CSB., Director Front Hovf, Rudy' llcclellcx To Reclcliriq, Elioff Roach 1 l 21 fy v I 1 45 A' N7 .IU IUH SUIJALITY D, ,4 -Y -1 gl CLRSS REPRESEIITQTIVES Back RCW: Donald Bculcii, Flrtihcny Romano Hebert Tevis, Steve Luchczlo, George Kilpatrick, Mike Mustcxchiz, Dc: Lyons, Gib DeLisle, Dick Ettle, Eliolt Roach Rudy McClellan, lohri Daly, Mika O'Coriricr, Bill Irwin, Bob Berige Front Row: George Olscuaky, lc:-eg Walls Eddie Bcgcr Phil Kelley, Pct Qlesscri- dra, Gibbs Mecdcr, Tcrrt R-eclcliiig, Phil Dcxies, lCG HGiO'lSkY PUHTY HUUH5 iw March 5 5 7 1947 H4W7 'fri l'llU SHI!! .7A0l'Yl6lJ Pa lfl0Il S C R xl , t , M V J Q ' Q, 1' I ' , C it W g EI TJ A 55 fy f N - '57 1 r H . A Y .. . VW M, , W, ' J fvgi, ' WTF 6:17-f, rv M, 5 5 ff? V' f 5 f 35 7' n I 3 3 3 J' ' - - , H . ll 5 L : Q A. Q. :Vit . I wks ' -ai 5 N an 2 if ' ' f H ive' S .. s K Ai 7 , . A '15 ' DEVIJTIIJN lil 7 V' . In x ,Via !, Y f . .,d '.L ST DE T VUE TIUN!-l SSUEIATIU 113 1 'll The beg1r1n1r1g of bchool th1:. year saw the fo 'nat1on of a Stuaertt Vocat1or1al Hssoc1at1on unaer th amd ance of Father Gmnan and Mr F1r1ne tv It was tor 1e for t ber-et1t I the Sentcrw IH c der to helm thern answer the tollow1rg questtone CI3 What callmg ytoula I follow? C33 I-low ao I g abo1.1te11te1ng a ollege'9 C2 Rm I aual1t1ed nd acalole7 olleaes otte the ourwee I f1ei1re7 he SOCIETY :nd a t anwve 'nee q.1eSt1c'1e Ca al anew torn oatstan IH cllegeu we e ootame ana Wade ava1laDle to the aoyw Pl 1 eetmg was nelcl tr' our Llb y ot Dtuaentw t e1r parer 4 a 'ner o every protewroa The e latter gaxe 1llc on pre-para1cr' for arte ho1 e o a vocat1or1 The a err f wer we arated ITIO the war1o11 as room '1 ef' 1 room a erta' pro een Wa I: e en Q1 t e QlVD l p mortal tlp Cl lvtce rf' N re ree ' Gu v aJe T10 'te rneettn Drove to Jer ere 1CGlbO etrt Jhto neaoapme a1vena11n ' ' t ad ah1p Tae So 1:-tv e1f e ' :te e me er am 111 Trte te are ra ea 'true 'J e 1 r H alkea e 1 a ,1 ooys COlI'1l g oat t e trona a weak COIP e S e t no D g ll b1'1 Prewae 1 Geo ne T ea u er F nk S owe V1ce Prem e b Fe g1.sor e ew nt tue of 4a Ray NIc:Br1 becretary Ia 1: Daft Re eeen f't1ve li Ray S andw Qct1v1t1e5 are Fl t1 wg er gm Rep eentatwe c Ice lfart1r The Vocat1onal l'3lwoc1a 1or1 5 core a t1r1e Job Th Clan o 47 1 tha lc 'cr the1r e ot but 'noxt of all to the gmaance and GUVIC of Father Gumar ar Mr Fmne ty . ' ry. U a he n.-' O A' S' r . I . 3 . a C A i43WE1atc -ig r C .iq '-.' . T' V ' Ch o 7' ',r .I fe '-. ' 1 '. 1 of' P 'r ' . ..a' g C 3 'or ' 'Na 1 ' .. - ' ' I S. no, ' . I ' . ' rar ' Q 1' h ' .ti nd .1 . f -1 . os 1 a ' 11 'Ls ZA . .Q C. C, I I .. .s,so..1bl'A tl N . J p ' . I., ' .' as Cl J.: .. I. aol C, ln t-ir4 on 5 re. rms tof, anal he boy: r C' o. e .' .1 ' 5 an af a .Q ' e ,I V13 sk any j .s' n Tl.: o' an -fi be ' , be .-- t' 1 , Cause 11 .ot only bro' gl.. ut TQ 'C -' o' tr 1:1 1 g' , . Call' .a bu. also 1,3 p1.tall.s n' har fe ' A I :Q A :.s.s:1es a .ser ea ct aptitutio .este to ' t,rrn .4 a stud- .ts ' lo ,sts .- g do' by Mr, F11 org and Father Gina . who in turn Y.. o' to the n 'wid' al ' r y in 't h 1: 5 ni Tn ociety itself is rnaie ap of ' y' holdm the tollow' :tg f:o .'onst ' n. ,, :ge T1-alE r s ro. ra t ll ' fdont Es r ' . Ropr T9 a ' ' 1 'ae A Q V C' I pr so :al C14 1 t ' r 1, aver Q1 . I ry Scrog s ref A ot 4 , . ' .Q- ' A I hai I 1 ' e f A n' ful I ' ft r s .. 5 LIBRARY Bllllli WEEK 0 . V W1 SQ I dt' 5 ,mf 5 W md 2.16 ' f cc 1 'KEY 'vw A K N i Q 37 ermonfi an gone - SHQKESPEQRE 'M sv 5 JC. I ,laff v ,J Q 1 V if 'f - A' C B 51-:qL!22T 15... ,ig , my N if Q A , .-4. f f 2. 'gziic' ,LT , ,, 1-f..2i fi 1 ' Li .V , A Q X Q' f . ri-H .A , , X. .., . ' - -x ,, :' V - A 1 1 Y-,QP :--,'- ' A' - , ' Q., Y X A ' , k u'-V7 f, A ' aggf 5 .w w ' V N?' 1?.i44 ' - 341- .-pr-r 973 2 , . fy M . iL'f1'1 , - x.-,q.,.g V' fr.: N. , 1,4 .. , ,- ., 1 Y . - -,. -1- . . . ' -5 - ' fVg'k5.s,-. ,A ,,L, Qi -t Qian V - Y 4 , Q .., 'Ls' -- f V , 1 ' ' 1--I ,gi ' .L- 1 - ' 'Q 75 ' T -f 2 - V - ,, -N ' ' Q-0 s .. 1'4f7-- , Q 14- 2'-:'i Z. V -- , , 3 '-ETS ,Y Y ,RA A , - A mf.. Y -K ' . , ' Y V ..-, Pile ' 59,6 14411 , fl i -N. MUTHEHS III. B ,,f ff OFFICERS Standmg Mrs Molloy Treasurer Mrs Devme QUd1fOI' Slttmg Mrs Tevxs F1rstV1ce Presldeni Mr Heard Pre xderzt Ms Clark Sec etciry Flbseni Mr Muller PL1b11C1fY Chin man Mrs McGe ver PCIYIIGUIQYHGTIQH E men .14 mai jnezr Wnofhergi qfnacle m MUTHEH5 III. B SAINT THUMA5 DAY BREAKFAST MAHIIH 7 VX I I-.--A , me DHNFE CHHPERO ES FOOTBALL REFHESI-IME TS COMMITTEE undmg Mr cz e If cxrcimg M Devm M Svtmg Mrs T V15 M S 1' Z Slttmg M K.1per M Coll rc: Ifr Burdcx Bishop Byrne Gives His Blessing UNIVERSITY - - nf SAI T THUMA High School graduates of l947 are aware that two fundamental ideas, or inspirations, provide the motive force for our twentieth century life. These two ideas are science and democracy. High School investigation of the natural sciences and the social studies of necessity reveals that the world of today is driven on by the scientific ideal and the democratic ideal. Todays world emphasizes that happiness for the human person can be achieved, or at least promoted, by delving ever more deeply into the mysteries of the material universe, by compelling it to yield its secrets. By gaining knowledge of nature's wonders, both physical and biological, a person can free himself from the haunting fear of the unknown. But history and the other social studies make it painfully obvious that human beings do not always get along well together. From time immemorial men have abused and enslaved each other. But the march of democracy must be made to proceed with increasing tempo so that men will stop injuring and preying upon one another. The need of some international and supra-national agency to main- tain peace among the nations of the human family becomes more apparent every day. The blood of the recent war dead and the sufferings of those who have survived demand an end to the international anarchy which has prevailed, more or less, since the break up of mediaeval unity four centuries ago. Pls a matter of plain fact the two above mentioned ideals: that of science, which aims at the con- quest of the material universe, and that of democracy, which aims at the conquest of individual freedom, are not modern either in origin or in inspiration. The natural scientist who by painstaking labor in his laboratory and field investigations achieves such wonders is driven on by the hope of achieving perfec- tion in human life. He believes implicitly that advances in science will contribute to the achievement and maintenance of human perfection. But this very notion of the possibility of perfection for human beings is as old as Christianity itself and therefore not a distinctive contribution of the modern world. lt was the Son of God Himself Who said 'lYou therefore, are to be perfect as your Heavenly Father is perfect. The champion of democracy is also driven on by implicit belief in the perfectibility of political, social, and economic relations among human beings. He, too, has before his eyes the ideal of human perfection, and he believes that democracy as a way of life will bring this about. But what the pres- ent day, non-Catholic prophet of democracy fails to see is that the very foundations of democracy: social justice and the infinite value of each human person, came into the world as part of the teach- ing of Iesus Christ. Furthermore, these foundations were very much in evidence in the structure of mediaeval institutions, even though the external trappings of democracy, such as parliaments and written constitutions, may have received less emphasis then. By way of contrast we have but to witness the absence of the notion of human terrestrial perfecti- bility in the pagan Orient. There the notion prevails that human history moves in cycles. Hence it matters little what achievements are effected by a given generation since the wheel of time will turn full circle and bring all things back to their starting points anyway. This is the cyclical theory of human progress. In Western civilization, which still draws on the spiritual capital of Christianity, the notion prevails that human history moves more or less on a straight line from the imperfect to the perfect, or at least the desire of human perfection has always been present. This is the linear theory of human progress. The scientific ideal and the democratic ideal, which seem so secular at first sight, actually derive their origin and motive force from the Christian Religion whether this fact is realized or not. It must be the business of a Catholic University in the twentieth century to give to science and democracy the quickening vision of Christian Wisdom so that it may introduce order and organization into them. They will thus be able properly to minister to the ultimate destiny of the human person. The UNIVERSITY OF SHINT THOMQS, which opens this Fall, belongs to an environment which is eminently successful in scientific and technical achievements and which gives every promise of even more success. But man does not live by the bread of scientific and technological accomplishments alone. These latter cannot and will not be neglected by the new University, but their natural subordi- nation to the higher knowledges of philosophy and theology must be made clear, H contemporary writer says: Today the young Hrnerican comprehends the intellectual tradition of which his is part and in which he must live only by accident: for its scattered and disjointed fragments are strewn from one end of the campus to the other. The UNIVERSITY OF SHINT TI-IOMHS aims to provide under- standing of the fragments in relation to the common intellectual tradition of Western civilization perme- ated as it is by the teachings of Iesus Christ. In 1900 the Basilian Fathers began their work in Houston. Now, after forty-seven years, this rapidly expanding city is to have a Catholic university. The work of Father Nicholas Roche, C.S.B., and the other early builders is coming to fruition on a higher level. The Basilians of today are happy to be able to advance that work. Most Reverend C. E. Byrne, Bishop of the Diocese, also sees the fulfillment of a cherished hope. Our Holy Father Pope Pius XII himself has already blessed the new undertaking, and so there is every reason to hope for its success. W MID-YEAH aunfd my Queue P H ll M BHSHFUL BQREFOOT BEQUX o 77 ? , h . 'lv' .f' i - 1,1 Q vv J V Q A ' 2 A 44' fy 11:5 'E' Iwi? 1 if ii A Q 15' it: .tb it W 9 1 I 9 1 ffl 1. A - Q ,, Q il 'f Q B aw-J Q ,f , f , ,K ' si , t P :- I 1? Pat Coll1 Leon or Doaa own D Brll Foley Eaa Bobrcheamly Tom Lyo Edo Flrrnand D n G ttf Frarc l-lofmar The BUUSTEH The BOOSTER CLUB IS a new organrzanon at Samt Thomas thls year lt purposes rs to further school Splfll and school support for all actrvltles lt progress durlng ns frrst year can be ClCISSlf19d only as successful and the work of the Senlor members w1ll surely be an 1nsp1rat1on to the lower classes The BOOSTER CLUB was the gurdmg force behrnd all the pep ralhes, the two bonflres, and most of the dances grven durmg the year The accomphshment of whlch the Club rs most proud, however, IS the chartermg of the tram for the football game at Lake Charles, Louxs1ana The Club also handled all concesslons on the tram . ' V ' 4 . xl 'W 555' f . 7 V W . 'vw , , , Q - .' if f , r , , 3 V . , V I ' 1, -l 72 7' .2 6 'J A f '. .NP M VD 'T f,i2,m,, 4 ns rar r 3' cm 4 - v V .M Y Q K- l . l,1.l. , .6 ' u, r . 'ie ' . ' o e 1 .1 . . 1 . I , ow . . . . . - S 1 ELB Getty harangues the multmtude The looys behlnd the BOOSTEB CLUB rn 1ts trrst year fere Pat Collrns B111 Foley Edd1e Bolmcheaux Eddle Hrrnand Bud Surnson Iohnny Dum Don Getty Don Spearman and Tom Lyons Eddte Plrrnand erved a Chatrman of the group Under the gutdmg hand of Father Wrlson thelr ponsor these boy handled all the Club s act1v1t1es Nell The Class of 47 hopes that future classes W1ll take the retns and bnng the BOOSTER CLUB to many more prosperous seasons l I5 Q i ! fjff 'dll lfll ill U I1-CII NUI!! ll:0:l 1lnn .-I '9- QUDQ. 1 T T T ,ff U- , g 1 iw :nan . '2 f ' I I l 1' ..-A.. . ,.,,,-P -.QQ 1 1 '-T' - I . STI' r , if J , . v X. 1 , SAI T THUMA5 HIGH SIIHIJUL Left to rxght DRILL SERGEQNT Ed Kuebler Front Row Charles Hantzsch Norman Sachrnk Flrmand Monfort Guy Burkhart Frank Manfre Byrne Slmpson Tom Barley Second Row Leo Moronko George Olsovsky Bob Gore Don Ragusa Nrck L1ver1s Clem Tagllabue Dan Delhomme Thlrd Row Edwm B ck Gene Schoellman B111 Roberts Frank DFlrmata Brll Woods Frank Tamburello Iohn Colleram Fourth Row Iudson Ktnmson Lowell Prescott Don Seeberger Frank Bonno lames Koontz Nell Balsam Iohn Roberts Ftfth Row Ftlley Koteras Bob Sonn1er Ioe Longorra Steve Clark Bob Behrens Frank Haberger Bob Smxth Slxth Row Hnthony Thxelen Bxll Scott Larry QUIIOZ W1ll1am Htllram Pllbert Burda Lawrence Schwarzbach George Novak Seventh Row Charles Candela Don Gemtempo B111 Moore Eugene Scherer Harp r Krght Marlon Holland, Ioe Chravone Back Row: Bob Burda, Ronald Keating, Frank Pusateri, Iohn Lyons, Paul Reed, Iohn Wisnoski, Carl Mattaliano T t3I' in-z'1fP!: TFULTPYTS I,,.,. , q.,,.,,, A ,, , p I ww- , 1' V-up ,- -of Hr? as.. .Y ', 1 CLQHITIZTS N 'Ar v-Pb' 112 Rim' 121: Hzhert: Fisk, Sherrill Li:rr',' Q QT.-.'r-hfff :rzr,':ir1 'N11I13'rr. Hifi :rr '.'. . ..w':rg,: X: Rim' E12-.'1r,3eCk Gene Sih:Ql1rr.':n Qr.: ,if E are Strierer Hfxrzer Kzgi' Praia T ,,, .fri rfzrk PQ.2':ZQr1 :it Row Crxcrles Cancels 2:11 Gerzxteripc BNI flccre, BMI Ryin Paul Reed Ilzrxcn Holi, 'frt1i'.'CKQ BHSSES QLTOS DRUMS BUCK Him' fairies Kccrifz Iudfon Kiirzixc F ' V ' ' 'I' -v-n-'- A 34 ' 'N--va LM., Jw... H1,,..,r1c. R,Y1'J.A Q 53 Jw LMMM LA-fm PWM'- P R 1 gf CH' Din See-Berger Dix R':g'g,,'N f 1. 'Sire Gecrce C11.1c':.1kz' Lv: V f pax :NN iqw: ,- -, --r-ln::f-.--3 Tzf-,ZA-H - ,, V -. ,, H-.V .WW V-V, - , ln. f-I ,J. , ' V C ' , 7 r I 4 I Hf, Solo at One of the Many Band Concerts of the 1946 1947 Season Th1s lughly successful year marks the tenth Hnmversary of the Samt Thomas Hlgh School Band Because of the small graduatmg class of last year pract1cally all Band members were reta1ned and to th1s group fresh talent was added accomphshed wxthout the pat1ent help and knowledge of the1r Leader Mr Lynn L Iames Hrs more than ordtnary mterest 1n each Band member encourages all to do thetr best at all tunes The boys are justly proud of their achievements, which, they know, could not have been 45 FR I L MEYERS CSB MR L IPIMES 1 Y The Season Jai ell enloyed by all Part of tne year 5 program tnvolved travel to out of to n football aatnee nu rreroue onherte a rt ng t tern tne ore at the Shrtne Cr opled Chtl drens Ball an annual event and one of tl1e C1 1 f of the ye r To the Senlore J e sag thank for therr falthful rv1ce and all th r nuet l d tn the future be as u he S ul ae thoee soent rtn the Satnt Thorrae Band We extend our hcere tnanlcb to Fatner Nlefere our Moderator to whose untrrrng effort o r 1 ee ful year o ee a great rg rt Speh al mentton would be rnade at o of tr fa tthat our Band Drrector lffr Iarnes hae cornoleted hr tenth ear of work ltr the Band at Satnt Thorne H15 effort rn promotrng I'I'1US1C at our school have been a dr trn trve contrtbutton to rte g of-Jth The exhellent repu tatton hrcn our Band haw throughout thts area of the State 1 tra eable d1re tlf to hun We .ffant h m to xno f t at Je aopre 1ate Nhat n rr done for Us and for the S ool We f rsh aleo to ongratulate ht for thre rnvaluable erv ften yearn ana ehore t tll contmue GUY BURKHQRT STAMP CL B P111 stamp queshons are settled by recourse to Father Murphy s Off1C1C11 Stamp Book Father Reuss gurdes buddmg smentxsts 5 c . V x ' x XA! Q' sl. rw' A r our-nalwm THE I-IIJUIN 1947 DEWEY GONSOULIN Editor PETER LOMONTE Hssociate Editor In introducing the third volume of the HQUIN We the staff members dare to hope that it will be one of the finest in the State In it new features have been introduced for example a new cover and a theme Fill of this has of course added to the work of the staff members I Wish to thank each member of the staff who has cooperated so Wonderfully to produce this year s HQUIN Thanks are due especially to Morris Surnson Steve Thorpe, Dick Fry and Bob Fowler for their excellent art Work which has added spice and flavor to this Hnnual l Wish too to thank our Faculty Fldvisor Father Lamb for continuous help Thanks are owing also to Peter Lomonte Ftssoclate Editor and to O E Clay Photography Editor Mr Finnerty and Father Lynch must also be thanked for their handling of the business end of things. The entire staff of Hdvertising Salesrnen, both Senior and lunior, deserve special gratitude for a difficult task Well done. DEWEY GONSOULIN QDVERTISITJG SQLESMEN Bob Hardy, Ierry Gaskins, Father Lynch, Flnthony Thielen, Frank Ccmpisi, Wczllie Von XNQIf, Hank Perry Mr, Fin- ne-rty, Iohn Grecmey EDITORIHL STQFF Pete Lorrtcnfe, O. E Clay Don G . etty, Hrmcmu Monfort, Dewey Gonsoulin fsck Connell 2 THE E SLE 1945-1947 CHQRLES FISCHER Editor in Chief IOHN FLEMING Flssociat Editor The past scholastic year witnessed new improvements on the school paper the EHGLE Two Faculty Hdvisors were assigned Father Record and Father Sullivan H larger paper was promised the student body at the outset and by and large the promise was fulfilled Ill definite effort was made to contact many of the Hlumni and to publish news of their doings for the benefit of the present generation and for other Hlumni who do not fail to follow the EQGLE Class news was re introduced this year Some but not all classes were given space each issue The Letter box this year contained some distinctive contributions and served its pur pose as an outlet for student opinions The EHGLE staff of this year has been in the tradition of the great staffs of the past. Now it passes on the torch. HITCH-ffIf'IIIIi E Cnzrie. E1: :.f 7 QSSOCIFITE FQITCE Iokn Eif-rr :rig QSSISTQIJT EDITORS Pct Riff-Qrty Pzui Sffifillfif ELII Goetz, 'uonrz Pfzt Gooff-rx Tofu Qifziiy PILUMIII Bofiin Hugger, Torn Lyons Eddie Qrmond EEPITURES Morris Surnscn, Byrne Simpson CI-err. Togliohue, Frank Corrpisi, Ionn Ziiker, Ioiin Dum, Don Borthelrne, Geroid Moiey, Louis Swiiley SPORTS Ilick Parker, Iock Daft QRTISTS Ke-nn Whitenion Dick Fry BUSINESS MQNQGERS Ionn Dum lock Prinoibi-2 Ioe Longoria, Ercxnk Compisi Louis Krippner, Morris Surnson, Icy Morgan, Warren Boker Louis Dreyrnolo QCPIDEMY REPORTERS Poirier: Bortiett ond Ifforio Tornboreiio cf- 5- ghfv .M . u..-n Iforrieo Woods one Edith Mioniels for Irtccrnote 'Nord FHCULTY QLVISORS F':i:1erRMor4 'Wo E'-'P ' o.,.u..A.4 C' MA .'1' EQCULTY BUSINESS MPIIIQGER Tl? E Eiixi-r .' AUUI PHIJTUIEHAPHY EU TEST :UW .sl FIRST PRIZE Taken by Tom Wlse SECOND PRIZE Taken by Iarnes Ward For the second year the HQUIN Photography Contest has been recetved Wllh enthustasm by the amateur photographers rn the student body Numerous excellent snaps were turned rn of persons and events havrng to do wrth Salnt Thomas Hrgh School lndeed rt was drfhcult to prck two wh1ch could be satd to be better than all others The Staff of the l947 PIQUIN Wrsh to congratulate Torn Wrse and larnes Ward tor WIH nrng It rs to be hoped that the rrvalry w1ll be even lceener next year 1 'w Q - . V . l , , N 343, x X .-2'- 2 .Mc-2' , l'lil 'E ll Q 1 ,. . - .I ll, ' r ll x 'l ll! 'Tv I l'l ' .el ll Q . 'ii ll, xx t ull' tx , a x , -Q. K. 'Q -2' ' W M . ,,,. Q .ki . tt 1, . , , . . . . . . , Y X4ig2Zf 425' faff X f!,,1T f ff 1 7 I , I 1 W if ijff, I M x 'i y Ziifffi Wh A ff, N f f 425 'f .MU if f Y Ntlnlet c We f 47 ,Xl gk, M, Z 417 ff! 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X .sg fl 4, ,, lam E f' .QNYXX X RRY KHNSTEINER BILL GOLIBHRT B SEB LL IOHN MHLPINHPHY The Samt Thomas Baseball team closed another hrghly successful season th1s year whrch mcluded more than f1fty games The EHGLES off1c1ally completed therr season on I-lugust 25 The long record of wms and the relat1vely small number of losses are ample proof of the baseball enthusrasm for whrch our school 1S renowned throughout the Crty Thls enthusrasrn whrch for the past few years seemed to be drsappearmg rn other schools was fostered and enkmdled mamly through the unselfrsh and trre less efforts of Father Wrlson Because of hrs excellent coachmg Samt Thomas has thls year as rn the past produced some of the f1nest baseball products thls C1ty has seen He IS domg a wonderful fob w1th baseball at Samt Thomas and we expect a f1ne team agam next season Credlt must also be grven for the fme help glven the team by Father F Sheahan and by Mr Hallman both of whom ass1sted Father Wxlson The records show a total of thrrty erght w1ns and fourteen losses for the past season of l946 mclud 1ng both pre season and scheduled t1lts Hgarn the EHGLES won the C1ty Champronslfup from Houston teams composed of players under erghteen years of age The seasons schedule was hrghhghted w1th such out of town txlts as that w1th Robert E Lee of Goose Creek Qllen Plcademy of Bryan Orange fplayed at Dallasl and w1th Mrnden Loursrana Other games mcluded those w1th Shell O11 Company Houston Trans1t Company H O Smrth Corporat1on Eastern States Petroleum Teecos and Emp1re Broom Company The last named Club won the Sunday QNTHO JY CPN INO 'Db MQLQNQPHY BOB l-IOLLMFH Coa h Plmateur League w1th Salnt Thomas com1ng tn a close second On Sunday Iune l5 th1rty two of the C1lYS best prospects took part 1n the annual H11 Star t1lt whtch took place at Buff Stadtum here 1n Houston The group was d1v1ded mto two teams each coached by a Houston Buff player Salnt Thomas was duly represented w1th elght players part1c1pat1ng tn the game One of the outstandmg trtps of the season was that whtch took the EPIGLES to Dallas on Iune 4 Durlng 1ts stay there the team was prov1ded w1th rooms at the YMCH whtch also fur nlshed recreatton and relaxatlon before the game Playmg at Revechon Park Orange outlasted the EHGLES by nostng them out 5 to 4 The losers look forward to another trtp to Dallas and w1ll certatnly take advantage of the occaston should tt turn up dur1ng the present season When the New York Yankees came to Houston on Hprtl 2 l946 for an exhtbttton game w1th the Buffs several of the Yankee sguadmen v1s1ted Samt Thomas and gave the team valuable pomters on how to play the game Now w1th the add1t1on of another fleld at Satnt Thomas and w1th greater baseball enthustasm here than ever before the School teams w1ll surely rtse to even greater hetghts Owlng to the unhmlted poss1b1l1t1es whtch lt has 1n baseball today only the zeal of the players and the sp1r1t of the fans w1ll determlne the bounds For thls reason tt IS safe to predtct another wonderful season and another flne team HLBERT ROMQNO FR I WILSON CSB HNTHONY Tl-HELEN BODIN HUGGER ERWIIJ BQSINSKI .5 ' . - 1 1 1 ' . 1 - f Z I - 1 1 I f 1 .X Y BIB TIJMS Bock Row Gus Chnstensorm Qnthony Ccxmno B111 Gohbcrt Iohn Molcmcphy Flnthony LSQQIO M1dd1e Bow Fllbert Romano Tom Recklmg Plnthony T1'11e1er1 B111 Carney B111 Patterson Ray Kcnstemer From Row Clmton Becrmcn Bodm Hugger Bob Hollmcm P1111 Lester Erwm BQS11'1Sk1 LITTLE TUM5 Srmth W11fI1d Ramon Front Bow Dudley Od rn Ion'1 Dc1y 1oe Ccx'r1p1ee Buov 1v'cC1e-11cm George Br e s Bock Bow: Iohn Bczicr, Plrnhony Boricmo, Tom Bec1c11ng Torn Pinderson, B111 Carney, Buy WAHHIUH5 Back Row W1111am Cooney Tom Re-cxlmg B111 Clark Tora Find on Ray Smxth Melvxr Thoede D1Ck Quoyeser Wllffld Rarfon Front Row Iohn Rala Plnthormy Romano Ice Camp e Rudy McClellan George Finders MINIMS Baca Row Vrrcent R1zzatto Larry Nosely Nelvm Trzoea B11 W 1,1 Harry Ccrgle lack Weber Iohr Talley Front Row B111 Clarx Bob Gore Ierry Romero Larry Kc: 1 me F ancrs McG1nr1 Vmcent D1tta The Pl Squad Llmbers Up HSSISTHNT COHCH HOGUE Irrnmy Hague graduated from Samt Thomas rn 1944 and left almost unmedrately for the Flrmy Durrng hrs last year under the Eagle colors runners rn Sarnt Thomas Hrstory Followmg h1s d1scharge from the Qrmy he attended coachmg chool He th reupon returned to Samt Thomas to coach the B team FIJUTB LL t i i he was named F111-City Halfback. Iimmie was one of the trickiest 131 TERM LINE' UP Back Row I rry Ga k YI George Glau r Bob Pame M1dd1 Row Gus Chustenson Fror Row B111 Gohbart Charle Bell harl Danna Ice Molloy Chal 1. '1a om form COHCH DRISCOLL Coach Tom Dr1scoll arr1ved at Samt Thomas IH the Fall of 1943 Before commg to Samt Thomas he coached the Bay C1ty Black Cats He was a star football player and trackmart for both San facmto H1gh School and R1C9 lnst1tute dur1ng h1S school days HIS f1rst Samt Thomas team won the C1ty Champ1onsh1p and defeated the D1str1ct 1399 Champ1ons 13 6 1n the last game of the season H1s next team followed 1n the f1rst team s footsteps lt also f on the C1ty Champ1onsh1p HIS last two teams have been plagued by 1n1ur1es and have barely managed to break even However the outlook for the future IS br1ght and the Class of 47 w1shes the Coach many more successful years FUIJTBALL 1. ' 1 e s 1 s, se ' . .9 Z . .t 1 ' ' s , C. es , , res a. 'r , ' Ntscavits ,Hank Perry . . 1 . Q 1 . I , - A I . . , 1 , lf r 1 I 5 , .A W ,,, 'ff A ,X ,. . an 1 'f:Ey iEif1,g,,,,j?Aff A 11 W - V Xjj- ij?-' A fn 9' fe A o f if nv Y K1 ',,..,1 ' 5 iii, A an .M 31 ff , -- A 1 ,fc I ' . j ,Ziff ,T . .4 4 , wmv ,, - fm , , y ' r -' ff M ff A , it , 5- ' A f ' T ' Q ' , f 1 Q 'Q GEORGE? GLQUSER FRQNK GIBBONS CHQRLES BFLL CHHHLES LPLNDRQM BOB PHINE GUS CHRISTE IOHN CHSH CHQRLES IDQNNQ BOB WEST NSON IHY MORGQN VARSITY DQVH HNTILL, HM IMBER, HM ROQCH, IJf':ncg9r.1 ?ILL GOLIBQRT HLFRED MELRYICOII ED SCHWQRTZ SCRHPPS IO!-IES KERRY GHSKINS IOHII MHLFEYIQPHY IUHII TIISCFIVITS LETTEHMEN GERQLD PRYDE HQIIK PERRY IOS UOLLOY ,f, n F '. JY ' ' K ,J L1 .'- . -.:' if k N ' E-'H' TS: Q Right: MOLLOY LQNDRQM, SCHWHRTZ MHLQNQPHY, PERRY, GOLIBHRT, IONES W Center Be-lcwi GLQUSER GQSKINS, PRYDE -L is -ff fh. NISCQVITS, HRMINTOR. DHNNQ CHRISTENSON, GIBBONS WEST B TEAM FIJUTB LL The 1946 B Squad of football hopefuls carried on the tradition of B football at Saint Thomas. Practice sessions followed just as regularly as those of the Varsity. Many a pounding did the B Team members take from the first stringers on practice after- noons. But for all that they followed a schedule of their own, and instilled respect for Saint Thomas in many of the smaller towns surrounding Houston. Prospects for next years H Squad are bright because of the performance of the B. Back Bow Charle Ols n Boy Haen l Thira Bow Flclolf Pf ffer Bob Pe ry George Bittner D1 lc Ettle Dale Brannom Harry Cagle Mike Iezierski Second Row Ioe Campise Front Row Bill Skinner Mike Mustachia Erwin Basirski Dick Doriocourt Iohn Daly Ken OConnor Rudy McClellan Gene Chelakis - .. A . Q '. S V 9 . . I G ' . A ,A FHESHMEN PUIJTB LL 11. in 'Win Standlng Drck ODonnell Melvm Thoede Wrlfrrd Ramon Ptlvrn Prebrlsky Gerald Lastavlca Torn WISE Phrl Davres Don Baulch Mrclcey OConnor Iullu Engel Ben Konv1cka Ed Grace Father McCarty Mr Conway Kneelrng Bert Culmer Elrott Roach Hndy Scardmo Ken Beaman Brll Brggro Barry Srnrth Torn Bramonte Bob Reynolds lohn Llewellyn Bob Maher Carl Rara Roy Cabl r Oftenhme 1t 1S long yourney from Freshmen to Varsrty football but the lump wrll be sudden for some at least of thrs years Freshmen Father McCarty and Mr Conway drrlled and perfected a frne combrnatron of trrst year talent all season long Varrous Iunror Hrgh School teams were engaged throughout the Crty all of whom now know the mettle of Sarnt Thomas Freshmen Now that Coach Father McCarty has pro nounced them ready for advancement even greater accomplrshments can be expected of them next year HITTE FUIJTB LL Standmg Father Burns Clark Hrnlm Matzlnger Heaney Scroggms Brown Duke Savag Kaptchmskre lrwm Meador Feely Dooley Drtta Gore Kneelmg Showell R Iones Kuehn Russell Iones Kenn dy Burghard Walker McG1nn Bob Iones L Clark L1st1 Shelton Not qurte Tom Cats but only Krttens Father Burns Squad showed all the feroclty of untarned beasts of prey Besrdes puntmg and punnlng they learned lackmg and pass mg bloclang and tacl-:lmg The Krttens were afrard of no opposxtron but took on all comers. Their fine showing on various gridirons leaves the future of football at Saint Thomas in no doubt. yn, NOTNEDQME Back Row: Eaton, Galle, leffries, Dodson, Sachnik, McEwen, Magill, lohnson, Golden, Smith, Mr, L. Vaeek, CSB., Coach Front Row: l-lajovsky, Prindible, Fry, Hanson, Duke, Lister, Guercio 4.-.- v . 1 Pr ' I TEH EDI!-l'l'E FORDHHM Back Row: Henry, Breeding, Bova, Steig, Feighl, Baclami, Barzilla, Mosely, Father W. Sheehan, CS B., Coach Front Rowt De Lisle, Musachia, Finch, Sonnier, Krippner, Tevis -,fa-:ri as: MFIRQUETTE CHHMPIONS Back Row: Boudreaux, Follis, lvlontz, Delcourt, Hartman, Swanson, Veirano, Campise, Muller, Mr. D. Cooper, CSB, Coach Front Row: Kelley, Bogar, Odern, Fernandez, Gallo, Skarda FUUTBALL HOLY CROSS , Back Row: Phillip.: Maher, Wisnoslci, Broussard, Picker Cole- man, French Kuper, Klinger, Father l L Meyers, CSE Coach Front Row: Giles, Quaidy Shelton, Daft, Muntz Every year at Saint Thomas there is a large number of boys, not on any of the higher teams, who still enjoy playing football. So that these could play as teams, the lntermediate League was formed in l944. lts popularity has increased with each new season, and this year was no exception. By the latter part of September the League was going strong. Teams were formed, and coaches were appointed. Hlthough better football probably has been played, yet the excitement and thrills connected with these games could not be eaualed. Saint Marys, coached by lvlr. l-lajovsky, won the regular season championship by holding an undef feated record for season games. Pllthough they were favored to win the Play-Offs, Mr. Coopers fighting Marquette team copped the title in a surprisingly easy l9-6 win. To climax the successful season, the most valuable players, as judged by the coaches of their respective teams, unexpectedly received letters for their consistent play. Qs of this year, the presentaf tion of letters will become an annual feature of intermediate sports. PETER LOMONTE SQINT MHRYS Back How: Goodwin, Sivcoski, Fllessaridra, Bal-:er Vlasel: Corbett, Hardy, Mr. H Hajovsky, CSB, Coach Front Row: Scarnardi, Schcellrnan, McNerney, Kelly, Russo Standish AM ww, W .4vu..,, 'V A 1 A , .M M Q A W f ' M E s x : 'Q bi - 1 ad .' A Y ,A-av, ,iw X ,w 1- 3945555 21- if 1 , r 4 1 453 ,, .mf 54: 3 Va. K Q 4 J' s ? fi, ff : : 5 , -Vwifgm, ,-'H fu, Q Q f 511331 ' f , affw wa' ' .V ' ,:'W955'f55 :ms ' J' -fm M, 6 ,., Q w , V ' 1? . v Wig ,. 4 .. K , v' ff ,M h ' , , -M,..,f, 13,1 .:,:i- 5,1 . .WQLQ-,1 ,,,, 2 ' ,Q W . Twp, Q, A 914. ff : ,J 'J X 12 L! 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Special thanks are due to lim Imber who served as Manager and who could be depended on always to have the right things at the right time. O CONNOR CHRISTENSO WHITTEN BASKETBALL B TEA Q F HTY o D Bock Row: D9-Lisle Relic, Daly, Olson Front Row: Chelcrkis, Hoge, Baker, Phillips FHESHMEN BASKETBALL Back Row Mr H Hafovsky Coach Hampton OConnor Ramon Middle Row Matzinger Hrnim Qbbott Campise Konvicka Font Row Tnoed Baulcn Dod on Srnitli Hayovsky Flb ent Swanson No Varsity team can long continue without a steady stream of recruits from the lower ranks. Despite the difficulties of practice and a place to play games Basketf ball still attracted a number of capable prospects from first year students. 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PPIRHGON PRINT Q Model of Excellence lt ls a Pleasure to Do Business Wlth Us PARAGON PAINT CO INC 72 HEIGHTS BLVD HEBERT'S BARBER SHOP l729 Bissonnet Houston Texas Wiring Repairs Fixtures U R BRONK ELECTRIC CO 2303 DUNLPIVY ST PHG L Q l-OUSTON6 TEXPIS ompunenla THOS GOGGAN 84 BROS l-lorne of World Famous G G Conn Band lnstrurnents l2Ol MRIN STREET Everything Photographic Cottr11l s TEXAS PHOTO SUPPLY COMPANY rRESTOl SOOO 1, SME Mflli STPII lT l-DUST0 IEXH MASSEY BUSINESS COLLEGE Guarantees Satis action or Your Money Refunded Your Proare s i lndiv dual l2 7 CFIPITOL QV PPONE F 3533 4 0, 0 I ti I 6 7 of C I . . . NE .179 I T , P 5 . s 's ' i . aonipleg Pnotograpfnc Supplies W .' H.l ecr' lil? l E I -I . . . ,S , ,J ,LV l l ABEL'S GROCERY 84 MKT. 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F. 388 C0lYlPAln0IltJ of QUEEN ANNE FLOWER SHOP C BUTERA BROTHERS Complete Food Market INDIHNQ HND Dmscorr f f- IS K0LTER'5 C.,,,.,,,ffm,.f, of BOOKS - sms PUBLIC LAUNDRIES RENTQL LIBBPIRY The Department Store! of the Laundry Field 3224 YOHKUM BLVD H 3920 1601 WEST WEBSTER H 3124 Tower Ttweczterflfntfr HQUSTQI-Q 3 Tgjxgg HELENE SPRONG 84 CO t INTERIQRS amp :men 5 o JOHN SCHUHMACHER Deczllng 1n Futures TIDY DIDY WASH INC DIHPFR SUPPLY SPRVICE Olllp llllellfzi RIVER OAKS F000 SHOP Mm' IIQSWY HARVEY H BARBER amp .,,..,,.f, Boys Students De crrtrfent S ROLLE IEA ETT HND BFCK 2 It' Bloctcret Q T Q 139 Member of Flrnericon Inst ,u .. I D t , . of I, I R ,, , V ,, L 4123 E903 PQPN . C f of Dper':t1:': 9 .7 X 002 Marr: STREIIT Higgror: FXQB K- 3-5340 Mr and Mrs VVESTHEIIVIER FOOD SHOP lf' THE IIITY NATIIJNAI. B!-WH nf HUUSTUN JJ4 ,JJ f Q' Coffl-PAIYI-PIII5 of Staples - Meats P ' -V bl W. A. OLIVIER - A + Com hmenfa of 56 0 Jin oud on rowv COFHIOEHQQH fri of IIAMEHIJN IHUN WUHHS The Best lVIex1car1 Food m To MEXICO CITY RESTHURHNT 3916MQ.11x ST P 1- O HOUSTO1 TEXPIS Qugilov runk WESSENDOREE NELMS 84 CO 370 ERQNKLIN HVED UE HOUSTOT TEXHS Soutl Bend Latldex Delta Po Ner Tool Sakowntz Bro Smart Plpparel for MEN WOMEN and CHILDREN Ma I QT RUSK HOUSTOF PETROLEUM SUPPLY COMPANY O11 F1eld Supplles and Spec1a1t1es 6844 QVENUE V HOUSTON TEXHS PHONE WQYSIDE 4115 OIYIP IIYIBIIIJ E C AEELERBACH CO PRINTERS 2200 C1-IENEVEHT ST HOUSTON TEXFIS CDIYIPAIYIBIIL4 of SUPERB PACKING COMPANY 3820 SHN IQCINTO H 3149 PHONE I 2 1844 E. S. MANNING Tlle and Marble Walls Floors, Porches, and Dram Boards 1131 COLUMBUS ST HOUSTON 6 TEX!-TS T1421 Q.. A A A Ttlvfn Y, I mceIB8 . ' . .H 11 U I9 llaal IHO3' Molma O z-1' . 11 . 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COFJGQUJ ,yoclged .NOUJQ of 341412125 PHONE LEHIGH 4351 RIVER OQKS SHOPPING CENTER DELMAN JUVENILE SHOP 4304 SOUTH MQIIN Complete Outflts Boys and Gtrls Plge Ztol Tom Sam yer Clothes for Boys PHONE H 9393 JAMES B KELLER CO OPLMRT G QM O THNK 6 WELDIIG WORKS 6 IQMES B KELLER CO D O K EQUIPMENT O MICKIE S BAKERY H Specral Cake fo Each Occasron Olnp llflllltd CAPTAIN JOHN S RESTAURANT 1927 WEST GRB Y 4 UNION CENTRAL LIFE INISURANCE CO Holly Brock Houston Manaaer NIELS ESPEBSON BLDG 5388 SENTIMENT NECESSITIES HEY, BOYS! Iom the LKYIOL Hole Gang cmd Enjoy the Baseball Games at Buffalo Stadtum Call T. 8161 for Information gomphmenfd of 9 9 l148l M 5: , , 1 NT lf? , C S . . S.ee1 Fabrrcators , I 5 Featuring Weatherbird Shoes and Manufacturers' Rep as 'st . 1 MOBBOW-KELLER OO. Manufacurrmg Che. 1, I Food Process Equ H. It 6 f ,f Y Y ' r L. 235 O BIZ . C, c0ln,1g0l0lll5 D! LINICO woaucr: . . . . . 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Lou MOORE Your Friendly CONOCO l Dealer Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Seniors of Saint Thomas TEX A WAY 2330 50 Shephe fi 2502 wEsrHi31MER 2623 BISSOINNET 2 9054 H 412 I' KMIECIK BROTHERS PYSPN PACKING DYG d COMPANY Q Q p GEORGE S I-AWLE55 AND SUN DIXIE CHICKEN INN PHOTOGRPIPHEIRS CIC h EARLE NORTH BUICK CO P PATTERSON HARDWARE W W BICITI1 60lnFg0lRllt5 of DON MILLS CLARK-EHRE PRODUCE CO. KEWPIE CLEANERS 81 DYERS 816 COVMERCE FIVE I I ,L I. C0171 Alnellb of -.-I- .M . z V So 0422 I OO S ,EJIGIS fleet Prcce .'.' mg I '4.ftCr71C1xrmq ' I 1 I T A ' 'JI 1 :J 47691 60m Amenb of ' 2901 SO SHEPHERD DR E' E' h' k - Ch ' f S k, EHIG -A E'dS'p.-SdAh J ' Com Amenb of THE BUICK BLOCK 2215 MILQM hen Better Hutom b'I Q B 'I Buick iII ui T5 V- . A: 1 amp amenb JESSE JONES INTERESTS HQRJEY HILL Inc po at d 929 HILL BROTHERS INC Manufacturers and Wholesale Drstrrbutors of Relrgtous Goods and Church Supphes Creators and Makers of Fme Etosarres and Medals for Over Th1rty Years TELEPHONES CHQRTER 4 8747 CQPITOL 7747 3021 2 Mam Street Houston 2 Texas Co em ntly Loca o M 1 W ' Your Bus Servlce HOUSTON TRANSIT COMPANY EQUIPMENT SALES 84 SERVICE CO SGIVICG Statlon and Bulk Statron Equlpment and Supplles Pat Court 3223 Mrlam Street 6 r u l of , U nv A id rm '. St,et at Co gr,:s PI enue egvsroi I E 4? r,,,ow9 O in A SAI T THEHESA PARISH Durham and Rodrigo Streets Houston Texas 411,- Ml? FF' HL 1Il Fm ,... The Humble Stations of Houston congratulate the Class your first mark in the World Some of you will go on to college diplomas others will take their places in the lite of our community To all of you as your friends and as friends of your parents good luck' Y h 1571 Lk - rf' f 'Xxx I' 1 . , l gfiif-', V- 9g-L' of l947. By graduating from high school, you have made The sign of friend! service throug out Houston i . M? JESSE H CITIZFNS SC'-1?xTE Bgmc JQNE5 I' HARDY STREET GROCERY INTERESTS P I-L J. B!-TYEH BUMP!-TNY nf Texas 2201 T 1 ph Rd T f i ff wig :fam , gomlugmenfd of flu 53 :lf u' A . J Q Q ,f J ' MAIN AT PRESTON fpzwfofa, ' cated goin of H T T MR HND MRS. TOHN 60,71 o Olllp DUN CAVE EUMPANY FINE HQME FURNISHINGS IQSQ VV stC3 ay R V rCD k ff Mr and Mrs mmqbmm PANY 'ou haltyfuofn SS h L9128 ,J JAMAIL BROS FOOD MARKET 32531 C F 1 f A. e r ' Pi st T' S 60m Amenfd of Com imenb D. L. 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