Two Versions
Church Group about 1941
Sadly, it was not labeled, though a partial id list has been found. Matt Blackstock (7) is front and center. David (1) (1932–2010) and Will Warren (2) are on the left, Joe (3)and Florence (4) Castle are in the first row standing. Update from Matt Blackstock--4/17/2011--Milton Andrew Maxwell (5), pastor, and either son, Douglas Lee (1938–2009) or Ross Reid (late 1941–)--just to the left. of Matt. This is likely Douglas Maxwell which would put the picture about 1941, consistent with age of Ramon Quirino in the picture. Behind Matt to the right is Melvin Rotsch. Mrs. Robertson is in the black dress, standing just to the left of the tree, Lois Lay is just in front of her seated with a white fur collar--with her brother, Coy Lay. Marian Lay, their mother, is in the back to the left of the tree. Just below and to the left of the church plaque is Roger Williams, head trustee. Elisabeth Ash, (Matt's aunt), is 3rd from the right. and to her left is Mrs. Ernst Walter “Johanna” Wupperman. Eleanor Warren, wife of Will and mother of David, is to the right of the tree in the middle, about 6 to the right, with a black hat at a rakish angle.
Charlotte Catherine Maxwell
Identifications
0. David Clark
1. David Warren
2. Will Warren
3. Joe Castle
4. Florence Castle
5. Milton Maxwell
6. Ross Reid Maxwell
7. Mathis Blackstock
8. Melvin Rotsch
9. Mrs. C. W. (Martha Chadwick) Robertson (1885-1973), husband was Callie Woody Robertson, a barber.They married in 1915. ( or maybe Marian Lay )
10. Lois Jo Harriet Lay
11. Coy Lafette Lay
12. Barbara Ash (Clark), duaghter of Elizabeth Ash
13. Billie Bess Trenckman
14. Hazel E. Brooks, wife of Robert L Brooks, barber (might be Eleanor Warren)
15. Roger John Williams (1893–1988}
16. Mrs. Ernst Walter “Johanna” Wupperman
17. Elizabeth Ash
18. Unknown
19. Marian Lay, mother of Coy and Loi Lay.
20. Mrs. Roger Williams
21. Mrs E. J. Krohn (Edward John Krohn was the son of Ferdinand Carl Ernest and Laura McKenzie Krohn. He was born and raised in Austin and spent his entire life there. He married Bertha Mary Elizabeth Heinatz on 14 November 1900 in Austin, Travis, Texas. Ancestral records show there were no children born to this union.
22. Maybe Elsie Perlitz
23. Milton E. Hart
24. Walter Otto Wupperman
25. Mrs. Walter Otto “Else” Wupperman
26. Felix Quirino (January 14, 1907-82) (from Phillipines) wife Ruth Dawson (b. September 1, 1909 Boston, MA–died in Santa Clara, CA, in 1958), five children: son Thomas (11 b. 1930), daughters Dolores(9 b. 1932) and De Warrene (4 b. 1936), Felix Ramon (2 b. 1939), Philip ( b. 1942).
Married October 9, 1926, Madison, Wisconsin. Ruth was only 17 years old and Felix was 19. (DeWarrene Quirino Price help with family identification.)
27. Dorothy "Amy" Gafford Hart, spouse of Milton Edward Hart. The family later moved to Canada. They were in Cambridge, MA at one point.
28. Doloros Quirino
29. Katharine Ann Hart
30. Bobby Hart
31. Thomas Quirino
32. Unknown
33. Mrs. Percy M. (Agnes Wakefield Learned ) Dawson, mother of Ruth Dawson Quirino, born 1869 in New Hampshire. Born Boston; grad. Smith Coll., B.A. 1894; student Marine Biological Laboratory, Woods Hole, Mass., 1896; Mass. Gen. Hospital (nursing), 1879-99; m. April 8, 1901, Percy Millard Dawson; children: Emily, b. July 18, 1902; Helen, b. May 12, 1904; Margaret, b. Oct. 1, 1906; Ruth, b. Sept. 1, 1909. Teacher in private school, St. Louis, Mo., 1894-97; Phillips School, 1899-1900. Mem. Ass'n Collegiate Alumnae, Smith Coll. Alumnae Ass'n.
34. Ramon Quirino, born February 14, 1942. with this birhtdate, it would suggest that the picture is more like 1943.
35. Edward John Krone, Treasurer
36. Unknown
37. David O. Clark
38. Lewis Chester Lay
39. Professor Chester F. Lay
40. Donald Strong
41. Unknown
42. Mrs. John M. Kuehne
43. Mrs. Walter (Ellen Martha Reichmann) Kuehne
44.
45. 
Frances Byrd Bolton Benson, she was wife of Walter S. Benson Jr., a celebrated Austin amateur golfer. His parents, Walter S. and Florence Benson Sr. were early members of the church and ran a publishing company. Walter Jr. served in the Air Force in WWII. Frances married Walter Jr. in 1945 so if this is her she would be Frances Bolton. Her name is listed on one of the id sheets, however they could be remembering her married name. At right is a photo of Frances and her husband.
or Emma Elizabeth Stecker, born April 27, 1920 in Iowa, lived with her parents at 915 West 23rd St. She was a music student at UT. She later married a Schleuter. She died in Las Vegas on May 24, 2007. Emma, I think, is number 73.
46. Mrs. Herman C. Berg
47. Harriet Williams
48. Cecil Clifford Rotsch (1904–1965) Born Missouri. He was an attorney.
49. Mrs. Herman Douglas (Susan Addaline Jones) Rotsch (1885-1977)
50. Emily Jo Trenckman Strong
51. Mrs. Morgan T. Smith, .(Amy Gaston), (1863-1955). Born in Riley, Ohio;
52. Robert L. Brooks
53. Unknown
54. Grace Delano Clark? (1886–1962), first wife of David Lee Clark. #32. is also IDed as Grace Clark. On November 13, 1925, Grace Delano Clark persuaded the Austin Branch of the American Association of University Women to take on the project of establishing a library for Austin. On February 16, 1926, the Austin Public Library opened in a rented room at 819 Congress Avenue with 500 donated volumes. Grace Delano Clark served as the volunteer librarian. The face of husband, David Lee Clark's, is touching her hat.
55. Barbara"Bobbie" Brokaw Duryea (1917–2003)
56. Unknown
57. Unknown
58. DeWarrene Quirino (Price)
59. Ruth Dawson Quirino
60.
Dr. Percy Millard Dawson, father of Ruth Dawson Quirino, (b. Montreal, Canada, Associate Professor of Physiology at John Hopkins U. when he applied for naturalization. A University of Wisconsin physiologist, Percy Millard Dawson (1873-1970), was a pioneer in sports medicine. Born in Canada, he earned M.D. at Johns Hopkins University, then went to Harvard Divinity School and became a Unitarian minister, and joined the Wisconsin science faculty in 1913. It was at Madison that his daughter, Ruth met Felix Quirino, a student in electrical enigineering.)
61. Josophine "Josie" Trenckmann
62. Alfred Wupperman (maybe) his UT 1933 photo at right.
63. Cecil Rotsch
64. Herman Doughas Rotsch
65. Lucile Rotsch
66. Miss Erminia Thompson Folsom. Erminia Thompson Folsom was born in Oswego, New York, on November 6, 1878, the daughter of Allan Perez Folsom and Mariana Thompson Folsom. Her family came to Texas in 1881. After graduating from Austin public schools, Erminia entered the University of Texas by 1900, where she received a B.S. in 1907. She taught school in the Eanes School near Austin (ca. 1903) and also near Fort Stockton. In 1911 she ran one brother's law office for a summer, while both brothers were in California. Most of her career was spent lecturing and writing articles for various reform movements. She was an active member of the National American Woman Suffrage Association (she marched in the first suffragette parade in Washington, D.C.), the Texas Equal Suffrage Association, and the Austin Woman Suffrage Association; she was also an official organizer for the Texas League of the College Equal Suffrage League. By 1919 she was on the executive committee (assistant secretary) of the Texas Prison Association, and was acting secretary of the Travis County Prison Association in 1921. In 1928, she campaigned for Herbert Hoover. She was active in the Texas Woman's Christian Temperance Union, being a delegate to the state convention in Galveston in 1939 as well as attending many other Woman's Christian Temperance Union conventions, as late as 1957; in 1948, she was an authorized reporter for the Texas White Ribbon, the official publication of the Texas Woman's Christian Temperance Union. Miss Folsom never married, and continued to live in Austin after her brothers' families moved to California. She was admitted to the Allandale Nursing Home and died on December 31, 1967.
67. Harriet Lay
68. Arnold Williams
69. Professor
David Clark
70. Jon Berg
71. Herman Berg
72.
73. Emma Elizabeth Stecker, born April 27, 1920 in Iowa, lived with her parents at 915 West 23rd St. She was a music student at UT. She later married a Schleuter. She died in Las Vegas on May 24, 2007.
The identifying list below applies to overlay below it. The numbers do not relate to those on the photo. There are two list apparently compiled by two different people as the handwriting is no the same. Discrepancies Mrs Walter Kuehne (13 and 15), Felis Quirino (56 and 24), Betty Stecker and Franes Benson both listed as 71,
Another version
| UK | W. O. Wupperman | Mrs. Berg | UK | Harriet Williams | Cecil Rotsch | UK | UK | UK | UK | UK | UK | UK | UK | Mrs Walter Kuehne | Miss Erminia Folsom | UK | UK | UK | |
| Mrs. J. M. Kuehne | Will Warren | UK | E. J. Krohn | UK | UK | UK | UK | Joe Castle | C.F. Lay | UK | UK | David Lee Clark | UK | UK | UK | Grace Clark | |||
| Mrs. H. D. Rotsch, Mrs. E.J. Krohn | UK | UK | Mrs. Morgan T. Smith | Mrs. C. W. Robertson | UK | UK | Donald Strong | UK | Billie Bess Trenckmann | UK | Emily Jo Strong | UK | Mrs. R. L Brooks | R. L. Books | UK | UK | Felix Quirinos | Uk(David O. Clark | Milton Hart |
| UK | David Warren | Mrs. Percy M. Dawson | Philip Quirino | Florence Castle | |||||||||||||||
| Lewis Chester Lay | Betty Stacker | UK | Herman Berg | Berg | UK | Milton Maxxwell | Ross Maxwell | UK | UK | Matt Blackstock | UK | Melvin Rotxch | Barbara Brokaw | Lois Lay | Coy Lay | UK | UK | Dorothy Hart, UK, Ann Hart, Bobby Hart | UK, UK, Harriet Lay, UK, UK, UK, UK, Donald O. Clark |
Herman Douglas Rotsch and spouse, Susan Addie Jones Rotsch