Kilgore High School - Reflector Yearbook (Kilgore, TX)

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EDGMON, MAGGIE Chamber of Commerce '37, Service Committee '37, Har- monica Club '36, Basketball '36, '37: Volley Ball '36, '37, Baseball '36, '37, Stunt Night '36. When duty calls, she is ready and dependable. EVANS, I. B. A lanky, good-naiured youth. FARRAR, THOMAS Future Craftsmen of America '37, Football '7. A man's a man for a ' that. FLOETER, IEANNE Radio Club '37, La.tin Club '36, Tennis Club '36. Ii pays to wear a smiling face, and laugh each trouble down. FORRESTER, LENARD Future Craftsmen of America '37. True to work, word, and friends. GANDY, PAUL Chamber of Commerce '36, Boys' Choral Club '35, Track '36, His mind to him a kingdom is. PITNER, GLENORA Hall Committee, Latin Club, Etiquette Club '36, Major Dev- ereux's Amateur Club '37, Gentle in manner, firm in reality. GEORGEPUL, IOHNNY Chemistry Club '36, Mirror Staff '37. As brimiul of wisdom and wit and glee -As ever a human frame could be. GOODMAN, RUTH Worth the acquaintance of anyone. GOODWIN, AOUIDA Pep' Squad '35, '36, Service Club '35, '36, The Love Bug '34, The Whole Town's Talk- ing '36, Home Economics Club '37, 'Her lace betolcens all things good and clear.

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v , s COLLUM, IACK l don't know, but l'm ag'in it. CosT, LULA LEE Home Economics Club '36. Worth the acquaintance ol anyone. CRAY, RoY LEE Yell Leader '37, Mirror, Sports Editor '37, Quill 6. Scroll So' ciety '37, Student Council '37. The U. S. has produced some great men, for example: Georae Washinafon, Abra- ,harn Lincoln and myself. CULVER, HENRY LEE Mirror, Editor '37, Student Senate '37, Student Council '34, '36. They say he does a number ol things well. DALES, MARGARET Tennis Club '36, Chamber ffl Commerce '36, Pep Squad '34, Choral Club '34, Home Economics '34. Precious things come in small packages. i A quiet wise DICKENS, lr Choral Club '35, '36, Club '37, Lions' Ministrel Penitent Pirates '36. Work is her hobby, and cess is a common reward. x DicKsoN, IANE Student Council '34, Choral Club '36, Chamber ot' Corn- merce, Treas, '37, Etiquette Club, Vice-Pres. '36, G. S. A. '34, '35, Service Club '34, '36, '37, Annual Staff '37. Ah! Why should lite all labor be? DoRMAN, ESTELLE Etiquette Club '35, Hall Corn- mittee '36, Knitting Club '36. X-l friend that one enjoys having. DossEY, ARLENE A sweet nature and a well- balanced mind.

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55'l,2?'- fi 1-.1 ' GREEK, GLADYS Hall Committee '37, Figure Drawing Club '37. Charm-in her ready smile, Steady purpose-in her character. GRIFFIN, IAMES HALL Student Council '37, Dramatic Club '35, Quill 6- Scroll '37, Spanish Club '35. A little studying now and then has been the policy ot all great men. GRIFFIN, IOSEPH Student Council '34, '35, '36, '37, Annual Staff '37, Future Craftsmen of America '37, Business Mgr. of Junior Class '36, Tennis Club '36, Stunt Night '36, Spanish Club '35, For every question he has an opinion, For every opinion he has a reason. GRIFFIN, MILLS Tennis Club '36, Archery Club '37, Football '36, '37. He is like a cock who thought the sun had risen to hear him crow. GRIGSBY, ELIZABETH The Love Bug '34, Archery Club '36, Knitting Club '37. She is a rare combination oi personality, ability, and character. GRIGSBY, LURINE No, she never- lets her studies interfere with her education. HALE, CHARLES Band '34, '35, '36, '37, Tennis Club '36, Radio Club '37. His words are lew But his thoughts are many. HAMILTON, EMILY Brass Service Club '34, '35, '37, Student Council '37, Choral Club '37, The Love Bug '34, Major Devereux's Amateur Club '37, Tennis Club '37, Spanish Club '35, The girl you can't forget! Her ways are paths of pleasantness and peace. HAMMONS, MOIZELLE Knitting Club '37, Hall Com- mittee '36, Etiquette Club '36, Nothing so much prevents our being natural as the desire ot appearing so. HARRIS, HERMAN Radio Club '37, The Love Bug '34. He is a splendid student who is quiet and trustworthy.