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

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BUUSTEHS' CLUB OFFICERS LEO LINBECK GEORGE O'LEPlRY CHHRLES LHMBERT Vice-President President Vice-President C M SCHOPPE IQCK E. CHLVIN IHCK COLLERHIN Treasurer General Chairman Secretary The Boosters' Club, still a young organization at St. Thomas, has continued its youthful energetic work with enthusiasm and joy, not only to its members, but also to St. Thomas High School and even to the City of Houston at large. Last year's Bazaar and Baffle provided funds to build our new gym which has been in constant use since its erection. This activity was followed by a Stag Party in the fall. Besides the immediate pleasure of the party to those present, St. Thomas has a new track around the football field from the proceeds. ln Ianuary the event of the year was presented in a football banquet, The Father and Son Banquet, fea- turing Frank Leahy of Notre Dame University. Finally a Boxing Show was sponsored, thus introducing a new sport of which both fathers and sons showed their appreciation. Now in full swing is another Baffle and preparations for another Bazaar in May, The Boosters have won a place in our hearts. To them we give our thanks for their work and mostly their unselfish energetic example. LEQHY BHNQUET STQG PQRTY

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UTHEH5' EL B The Mothers' Club was, is, and always will be an important part ot St. Thomas school life. lt has done so much that it is impossible to elaborate on each activity. The outstanding events of the year Were: H card party and Fashion Show in the Gym, at Christmas the annual Christmas party tor the members of the Staff, at the closing of the Forty-Hours the breakfast for the entire student body, and finally the Bazaar in co- operation With the Boosters Club. The stu- dents Will not forget what the Mothers' Club has done and they wish to take this occa- sion to thank them. CQRD PHRTY OFFICERS Mrs. I, Cahoon, first vice-president, Mrs G Christensen second viceepresidentg Mrs. L, V. Dolan, President: Mrs B. Skinner, corresponding secretary, Mrs. E O'Conno Recording Secretary, Mrs. F. Wicks, Treasurer MEETING BREQKFQST f: Q'-x iIft' :inn -ml i Ywu

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PUHEWUHU For the theme of this year's Hquin we have chosen a Western setting. The scenes are of the pres- ent, but from their nature serve to remind us of the hardy pioneers who settled in and civilized Texas. These people typified the spirit of Texans of which We are so proud. We hope that these sketches may add to the color of this our 1949 HQUIN. Ht this time We take this opportunity to thank: Mr. and Mrs. Perrine of DeMarler's Studio, Mr. Tom Nall of the Southwestern Engraving Company, Mr. Ralph Harbison of the Gulf Publishing Company, Mr. less Gibson and loe Mortellra of the Chronicle, and to all those students in the school Without Whose help and cooperation this book Would not have been possible. DENNIS POWERS