Austin E. Fryer, Cathedral High
![Austin E. Fryer, Cathedral High](https://www.digie.org/media_cache/61991/61991_highlight.jpg)
Austin E. Fryer, Cathedral High
Austin E. Fryer, Cathedral High student in 1939, died in WW II.
Report this entry
More from the same community-collection
U.S. Army Travelling with Wagons
This shows how the military traveled during this time. In the ...
Rev. Joseph W. Tays - El Paso, Texas
Reverend Joseph Tays, an Episcopal missionary who founded El ...
Mrs. C. Jane Hawkins christening the USS Hawkins
Mrs. Hawkins was the mother of 1st Lt. William Deane Hawkins, ...
Annual Sun Bowl Parade - State National Bank - in 1947
The Sun Bowl was chartered in 1934 making it the second oldest ...
Annual Sun Bowl Parade - State National Bank- 1966
The Sun Bowl was chartered in 1934 making it the second oldest ...
Annual Sun Bowl Parade - State National Bank - 1964
The Sun Bowl was chartered in 1934 making it the second oldest ...
Annual Sun Bowl Parade - State National Bank - 1963
The Sun Bowl was chartered in 1934 making it the second oldest ...
Annual Sun Bowl Parade - State National Bank - 1962
The Sun Bowl was chartered in 1934 making it the second oldest ...
Annual Sun Bowl Parade - State National Bank - 1961
The Sun Bowl was chartered in 1934 making it the second oldest ...
Annual Sun Bowl Parade - State National Bank - 1960
The Sun Bowl was chartered in 1934 making it the second oldest ...
Annual Sun Bowl Parade - State National Bank - 1959
The Sun Bowl was chartered in 1934 making it the second oldest ...
Annual Sun Bowl Parade - State National Bank - 1958
The Sun Bowl was chartered in 1934 making it the second oldest ...
Annual Sun Bowl Parade - State National Bank - 1956
The Sun Bowl was chartered in 1934 making it the second oldest ...
Annual Sun Bowl Parade - State National Bank - 1955
Sun Bowl Parade - State National Bank in the year 1955.
Annual Sun Bowl Parade - State National Bank - 1954
The Sun Bowl was chartered in 1934 making it the second oldest ...
2LT Austin E. Fryer was the son of William Fryer who played an important part in getting the Christian Brothers to come teach at Cathedral High School. LT Fryer was a pilot with the Army Air Force's 34th Bomber Group (Heavy) who was killed on December 31, 1944 and is buried at Ardennes Cemetery in Belgium.