Amarillo High School - La Airosa Yearbook (Amarillo, TX)

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W 123558 PUBLISHED GEZQTHQ OF CTHE' AMAPx1LLO?1'EXASfl-IIG STUDENT BODY' H SCHOQL .v' 2 fff ,,. ,,,, " ,,,,.v"".--f' fl ,Y we fm! ,fi 1? f f3' iff , 'ff' - f-1 N , f421l"Y1U.- ,gal ' ,- ' ' 1 I ' , .I " 'x ' ,. , ' ' ,. J -,s:"5l":4' " ,gs,,,--,Q sf HIV? X . 2 U IAQ? v V . f U' ' , '43 ji r , ' . ' . "-'ff' Zi. , f--- sr'--M -A ' -' J IJ .gyd- fg f ,,. ' DEDICATIO TO MISS TI-IELMA O. SMITH Whose fervent efforts and clear devotion to the noblest and finest in our heritage of English letters has kindled within us a like loyalty to the greatest masters of our lang- uage: Whose constant efforts to clarify our thinking, to broaden our scope of reading, and to uplift our principles of living have earned our grateful friendship: Whose sym- pathy. intuition, patience, and enthusiasm have constantly inspired us to greater effort and acconiplishment, We, the Class of 1928, dedicate this volume of La Airosa. E wx fix 3 'l'i1Ef1f5' Q. P DNIRIQIU XQUSII PURE ORD Recalling that thirteen years ago appeared the first volume of La Airosa, the staff of this annual has earnestly striven to avoid shipwreck on the schools of clulness, or in the whirlpools of sensationalism, ancl now fervently petitiions that over this book may never close the quiclcsancls of oblivion. si Q A . .,11.'Au,g 4' Qxs . - -.xi 1 ,B x 17 f' A X' .7 Afp-f - , f,.f'l A7'7 , ff H fx . Lf' f Vfvf , f if H QRDERMBOOKS THE SCHOOL CLASSES F EAT U R12 CLUBS ATI ILETICS HUMOR and ADS :li i 3 E! W E s 3 S X i E 2 X X X 5 E s X X X Q E I X X E i i X 2 E 1 E 1 E X E X X 5 s i x E 2 X E l i X i 1 s 2 i X 2 Z E i X F 3 'Yi . i' - Ls,- I 1 1, ., I 1 . V". NRM MXAQA . X .X T i 'W i FACU LTY ,- . 1 '.,.,.:1--gg ,. .... . '7 . . A I' -' 4-7-. iH?::1?:y?4?T?:r-., ' "AA" ii -L-61 L A i A I R Q S A ,,-gf ' rim PEA? 12555, Diff? It H 'fm 1' tfgga' M95 I .44 il mf . ki 4.75 '-Q -fl M' I 'f W J N' -v 5 I ' ' ' 1 X I WILLIAM A. MCINTOSI-I Superintendent 'x , X 1 X . 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W., Columbia U. English English Head of English Paper Advisor Eulalian Sponsor MRs. C. P. Arwoon Miss ORVILLE HEADRICK Miss MARY VIVIAN CECIL B. A., Baylor U. B A., Texas U. B. A., Texas U. English English English Pi Delta Sponsor age Fwen 5"FO1lT V-fro V4 ' man, s X ,I ,N Ol ll l WMA P IIIIIIQS ii tml , . K Q x l ll ill YE CL ' Y. A. l xl I, , i l . f X , N ' A Q fl' I X 1 , fly , 4 on f, 1,-is-.-.Qfa,..-'vs f .. ii li' ill W -- nfl Wg, 5259, f 4 ry! "" " anhil W I f ii, i I. 1 - f- A u . -- ' Qi? 0 lm L A I A 1 P. Q S A - A. . .... . :.i.' vi' ll? t lil!-l 1 lilig S fm l 'ml' W' 'NL' lu lil? ll!! l it l lil in l MRS. ANNE BUTLER Miss KATE -WILSON Miss BEIAGEIIQ AVENT B. A., College of B. A., S. M. U. ea 0 Y lndugvial Arts Mathematics Mathematics Engligh Sophomore Sponsor MISS ZELMA RED MRS. C. C. SHALLER MISS CORA AVERY B. A.. W. T. S. T. C. B. A., B. L. Southwestern U. Mathematics Baylor U., Texas U. Librarian Mathematics Senior Sponsor l. V i if . 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Page Twenty-Seve-ri , xc. ' rllf' 'L' J yi, I Q ,lt ffy 9. f rm 9' wi A Hin AX -A f f , Lp-11:11 X A f. ' A A A -1 -AA--A--Af WNY! .. 1 . ,f X ,,-- if ,'LiJ 'h ,A off Q Q5 00. 45 cf-QQ , as ,I , .- -fi-A Bm 'll 'Qi . "' up ' -' A cakmh fi -g QEMLWQ. A , I f i ml l l ,l il: l l I F i Miss HELEN WORLEY MRs. GERVIS F. TAYLOR MRS. CORRINE ROUNTREE B. S., C. l. A. B. A., lVlary Nasli Sophie Newcomb, Tulane U. Home Economics Dean of Girls B. A., Business Admin- Commercial R. I. WILLIAMS Miss ORETHA CORNELIUS T. G. HULL B. A., Southern B. A., South Texas State B. A., Simmons Normal University Teachers College Manual Training Commercial Public Speaking Coacli Tennis pr ll x .M Ml k WI J Twenty Fight - W1"' I l fi lm :gli llallll " 3 'RHP - I f gg ' ,lla "1 1 ' A xl 'Nl x f ,1-' ui l l if X f f 1 1 1 fs swim i is 4. m .. ,- . f 1 Q, V ii x . 1 Wim .sa man? - ,-211.-f - HL-, 1- - ' - lx in f 1n.'z4fl'i? 6 A "J"""'X -'W -:wi f aaadixawa b l ' A gm L A 'A 1 pcq ST1 525.1 li a, OSCAR WISE Mus. J. VV. Dossm' HUGH L. BUTLER B. S., Olcla. A. 81 M. Missouri U. B. A., Baylor U. Manual Training Physical Education Boys Physical Director Director Band Coach M ss VENTUR1X SMITH SETH R. STEELE Music Diploma, C. I. A. A. B., A. M. Head of Music Southwestern U. Mathematics L Wx R 'sau E , f i "'Il. . all il X Q . .M i i v, il .T xll i' ll 11 A 7 l x 2 il l We a ' F va 1 'llll f ' J .g' V ' X J Page Twenty-Nine gm, ,li I 'I , I l N , -nt Ai I 7 f , , f 'Q' , X' ' 1 fQ..'z: w : 'SQ SKY? X M n I MP ns, 'ui 1 I- r Q K A IW SCI-1001, ISCJARU I W. A. MCINTOSH GEO. M. ED. L. RCBERTS Superinlemknl of Schools Secrclary .- - B. C. D. BYNUM U. S. STRADER VVAL'l'ER BLACKBURN H. S. MILHOLLAND j. A. BOWMAN j. B. COE Page Thirty ith, ' lyk' , 'Vg lg' of L19 i l 155 ii' r l lvl -- , Lf-' 1 sq, -4 .,., ..- G-., . A ' l .. . PQ-gulf. M L A I A 1 RQ STI V 1 ' ijt I fri "1 ffm" :lin lf ll vlvl nfl 'i . 1 "xl u, ,V il V in us gl' W1 lr . Qi SCIlOUl., BOARD The accomplishments of the Board of Trustees of the Amarillo Independent School District for the last two years has been outstanding in the history of the district, and it is doubtful if there will ever be a f-' 'iid of as great opportunity for building in the same length of time as has been these two years. The demands made on the district by reason of s' -ncrease in population have been met in a manner that has brouffl . the patrons olf the schools, as well as from the tax payers of tl J.. approximately one million dollars have been ex- pended for new l - Q iintenance expense has almost doubled, the good busi- ness judgment used, together with increased values in the city, new buildings, mercan- tile stocks. etc., instead of an increase in the school tax, we have been able to reduce the rate to 82 cents per one hundred dollars which is the lowest rate of any city or town in West Texas, with one exception. Following is a list of new buildings, and substantial additions to buildings dur' ing the last two years: ' Second Unit, Senior High School 5231788.00 North Buchanan Street, Grade or junior High 52,535.00 Sanbourn School. Grade and Junior High 133,085.00 Summit. Grade 56,057.00 Country Club, Grade and ,lunior High 80,803.00- Eakle, Grade 76,789.00 Humphry Highland, Grade l4,74l.00 Pleasant Valley, Grade 30,544.00 Sites Purchased 36,600.00 Equipment 5 7,000.00 5873992.00 The personnel of the Board covering this period of development is as follows: W. N. Durham, H W. Blackburn, H. S. Milholland, B. Coe, U. S. Strader. E.. l... Roberts, A. Bowman. Mr. B. C. D. Bynum succeeded Mr Durham on Jan. X 4, l928, Mr. Durham having resigned on account of being out of the city. ll ll ll 'lil' ,X i it lj. it i t 1.f 'rl r r, 1 1:2 iii nl mnrllllb I A ity- t ll li' l 'll lil 1 y ff li 1, I 'uf M 'lil 'l ' lm Page Thlr One i' rl E32 ' , I in- ,I I l ,... 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'28. L NK K fsigma Upsilon, X as Q X f 1 . K LLLL y U X'5??Rif L Laaaa L ass K L-,.L.L kkxkkk X. L X K . h.-L K W J aL"""'.h' ' 'L L 5BARNHiLKLiSigQLoRcL KFEARL BAfrsoN Q Hgioxgii BENNLETT6' Hi '25'i HiY 'zegiy :Qf-'ZBQ ivieiiipiiis Hi '26, '27, '28, WH, '27- Gleei'25, fze. L L ciee '27, '28. L - L A Quarlet '27, '28. , Phi fEFligF1?' Q .LL ,V - D L Qaph I Teain 4 I .Aff A '2S. ' ' X ' -- ff' '6 ' X V K K i 1 ' N i i iii 'NK ii i 'i- M I il 'N N wi it? i ii Wi lib i f i' P1 e 'Ihxrty Sm F4 . ii ig ,ll wi. iii i 21' xiii" Ni f wifi W9 , ' ' 'Ii I 'Hia W, , 1 ff Q 11, fl ii: if L Hi ' N dia ' Xu T f vf fi'-it -4 V ."""' g'.Ax fm -Q Q H AQ so fm? f P" X PM l uv- ll L' i X f X .if 6, " ' -- if E' ,-- a Q i' V' i .i m X 'Y 'Z mi ' -7 A i"J"l""' "' H- g y m Ayn Ill' ,, 3 ll gm 1. A lA 1 RQ ST lla lm w A ., ' 'xx X HELEN BLANTON JEANNE BLxllI'CLHARI3x"XNQDiGli!ALDMBQGQS JULIA BoYDsToN Choral '25, '26, '27, Chor5l.f25. ',,2 -Philo '2'7,'X'28," Pep Squad '24, '25, '28. Pep Squad '27, QRliy.,Ed. '25, '26:X YH-LYJ27, '28. Choral '24, '25, '26. '28. !'-,.:v"" "" XWNX A K Pgp Squad '27, ' Z ' Basketball '24, '25, 5 'ffif 'ali .ipii-,Della '2'751W'28fg '26, '27, '28, 5 15' ' "X , X i i as Z 1 rx . r- X X , Y' 'a,". Ka 2 2 X Xl.. X M. ix X ..,, -,E ' MXRIEPBQQTON 'S0fX'l3'151AEbiL MAXINE BRALLEY I ALDAH BRAWNINC ' i ' Pi5D6lfa"27,"28.1f5":f:'5f'Chbral '27. f ' ' Choral '26, ' ' ' L .Pep-Squad '2S. I Home EC. Club. 1' - . ,Q V PL Delta '27.' ' h Nlempliis Hi '27, ' " ' l l N r ll ,ml ' l 'S '1 r ll , X vw ' ljfl l ' ll' ll. 4' if Page Thirty-Seven l 'WV ' I SW' , T , F Q . Wirlum. A ' . My I IQM KR, 4 1, if" ' ' ,him , , r . f A 'LF 597 f X7 it """9-'SJ -- fi- O a a f- as 0' V 1 n 7 , r fa I -7 I k , WM V7 251114, 1' L A I A 1 RQ sTfl N u , ' I ill , x, fl Esszn BREWER" 1 X'-.X Bon Bizowrv, Choral- '25, '26r, f.fClass Of"ficE3- '27. Spanish Club '27Q ,'2S. 'XOkmg1lgee Hi"'26. Home EC. Club '27, 'Glee '27, '2S. 5 M5 X 3 2 . ' "YPhy.LEd. '26, I .X hxxxxx.. X . X. QkQXXxx XX ,, QQ XM I X HiY '27, 28. Quartet '27, '28.'s2 MARIAN BBOWN Choral '25, '26, '27 '28 Peg: squad '26, '27 '2s. Vg W x wx X XQ 1 2 2 ll ll 2 - -K Ea. .x K -k.. x x '...x lx ggRizy..M BEVERLY CATE CAZZELQQ .X ' 'gsx Albuquerque Hi Cl5?5lCffiner2x'2?m'2S: Eislifiwff-f27 Latin Clubi '27,ff28. Sgwiaksl 2 Chofal 75: 2 2 XX Pi Dglrg '26, '27, '2s5-fchml '26,' '27, '2S. 'I 'fqiiiffrifxxxi Sanclklbrm' Staff '28 'Baske-llaall '26. Pep- Pres. '2S. Tennis '26 '27, Capt. '2S. Staff '28, I 4 ,,,, 2 , Q - ' "UW A. ,ln h fx f X 1, gum 'lllllf wp ' A Q Q Q G1 Q3 3 -C?32..,TKv , , ' ex X n M F 'A ff A f 2 ima 1 . L L K i A I RQ STI 2616? N N M1 ' .91 ., 'WR HUGH CHESNUTT M1 RGFRET CHESNUTTk2'XEgYELYN XCi:A'RXK Band '24, '25. Pi 'Deira-X'26, '27f '28. -,Choral '26. VICLA Hnsrsa CLOP1-ON 3 Choral '23, '24. HN '25, '26, '27, '2s. Inlirnosx-Club '26QX Ehy. -Ed, '26.M7 Gym. '25, '27, '2e. Sandstogm,-Staff--2127, Cfagz Officer '27. -1 ' Eulalians '27, '28, '22, 1- Sanqlsiorm Staff '27, Dgltagfsigma Upsilon, X 5 YE .2 X .,2, X S . I , , X Cv ' 2.,.. .x -XQN, Y , 2,5 M . 2 -2 .X :f5NK195F5N "fx - -Q' 1 1 1 YS- ww- . 1 w x, ffl. A125223-fl - . R 1 ..,, I... i ,, X . Q Y . - ' 2 2""2 Q, .. , . k"k xxx, .' ' z .. .. , ' . -'2' MARQQiifETfCOLLlNS2,f?iSQESQEQARLE IiAsBSy1iJLLU191XRAYMoND DAN1ELs J Glee '26, '27, 28.112 7f 5Phy. Eds '25, '26, Q ' Bgkiggilgb .2 HiY '26, '27. 1 iVPi'D?h55?371 2335? 'E V V ig 5gnds50aigfs2mafffF2731:Q - I '...28.:l V M xg? wsg f l if ' ., V Ny rx X xf '17 ' Page Thirty-Nine , ' 1 Xwdlililu 'I X f 1 u' ' ' ' - wil 1, U . :lgll M X ,K ,n il ' . 1 x lr ,' V , J i 1 , f H 'x'gx'F ..,4 .un - Q' xx 4 M- 424, my 6:, ? " ' 2' --- 2 .2 " ' " xii 1. -X l i M L A 'A 1 RQ STI I X M ' L4 1'-.',L."L-fi-5 l .le J' all l film? ll? l wlllllul , I . I I ,A ,V l I l nj 5 lt nv li lil lu r' ll ur , U 1 .1-7 .:, 1 t. 'l 1 1 4 II .N l l l l Y WILMA DONNELL PEARL DUNCAN 1 X I-YOBERTXEAKENS FRANCIS ELLISON Wichita Falls, Tex. Slaton Hi '25, 26. Central KX-Hit Houston Choral '27, '28, Pi Delta '28. E.ulaliantClub '27. '24, '25.l to Peppers '27,-W Home PEC. Club 28. Avery Hi '25, 27. Pep Squad '28 .'txx i L 2 1 I L Football Sponsor '28, of X 2 5 P- Yelljleader '28, 2 Chqrgt '27, Qs. gsm .QQQC tr, ' P Tfefiwfw X f . ' .r-. -.K-2,1112 I . xi X K 'X 2 . X30 Q 2 ' Z- -.Ney -t . . Q12 ,Q 4.331 ,. i.. . , x X A 1 Abkx it up sip bq., ABE F-QEEKMAN Fmirg x'XX E. B. FINCHILR .L 5 jAg1gg Fitsfsuinl Q YY 'P Forum '25, '26, Q PP K ff I R xi Officer '26, '27. Ex A Associate Ed. Sand-2 ' sSqif5d'?27ff'2B.r Pep Squad '25. storm. ' HN 26. Pres. Fwfm 'zsg I l ' ' ' Pres. Inter Nos '25. Debate '28, ' '5' " 'V ' 2 ' K ' Sandstorm Staff '27. 7 l l f., 1 l fll l ali l 4 H , 'rt lt lt l l l fl ,il l 5 ' lgll l , ll? x," l Page Fflrty A , , . 1 1 , , ft.: Q ' wailing ,4 'ww f Y ,W I ,, 5 ' nb., lldlt KX , LJ' 'lllllf1k A ' .. ' -- - . .. fe ,X W- .. A 4 f f :A . 44-- -' ug I ---e 114 Hes 2 W4 -'L l'--UI e " wx , - - ' gQQ L ? H:m.Mi'g xm sas.:---i--wi: 4-1-:,:.-vf -Aa . , 4 i L ,., ,i ,Sl -A-iissaf. A fun ' , 1 1, 1 ' Q f-'XX 'Ziggy' N wi will 1 1 f ,.. ln' N qi ML' . i i W ul ui l N li f i ii ll ELIZABETH FLANDERS BILL FLENNIKELN .X DOROTHYXEOWLKES VIRGINIA GADDIS Clioral '26, '27, '28, Football '26, '27. Delta :127,x'28. Pleasant Hill, La. Baseball '26. 'Choral '24, 'Q5,x"26, Choral '27, '28, Tennis '25, Capt. '26. X-a'27. X ' X X I-liYh '26, '27. Yell Leader '26. L 2 A Philo! '25. 3 ' Pep Squad '27. it Class Officer '25, XZ6, Home EC. '28, '27. Pres Class 28: X Delta Sigma Upsilon 1 X L ssaala L lsss L ssrss or is X v X or 2 "X' i' f ' ' kk , ..,.., X K ' HELLQQSGQLLAHLR 'rhl -5 GGRXXN MxLDRi:D CAUT ' I-l5gzgiiiTfGiiANrl1iSr Pi?i5e3Liaz'25, '26 .,LssLs '25,13wgf2s7fL Basketball '25, F265 Assad '26,Q '27i. I 15a'a1'i a,a '24, '27, C 4 L so W Pep '26, '27- 'Choral -'g26.X?li4X3il Choral '24, '25, '26. 'Pep.SquaEii f26. 5' ' Tennis '25. ' ll lX llll i will ll l l ,ll 4 ill all lf? i 'ill' ll, ll-gl' ill' i W ,lglll will Page Forty-One 'Q l Ng! llly GLM ' ' l is - 4' 1' :mn X , W , 2-Jil 'ulnlK m 'f -- - - - - M. , C Q , ig Q j ,, . Q fx, xi ..,- uk 0:8 ., Q50 B, figs- 13,5-if X ' X xv' lllmlllll 2541 vid, N 621 A , .V A ' Lfm, m. -Mn.i16.wa 'l2iQ if . W , Q , m'ilnlyH,A ,1 ffw '...... Ms i G1 fin' W' 2 .ff ' ig. . i i Q ,xx Q w :viii iiiifi "fix" gl-N N HI " 2 M, w I Y 5 , Q GLADYS GRAY WINSTON GROGANX ' 'JOYCE GRCSSS,-,X ELVIA HARGRAVE Coffeyville, Kans. Philo '24,-'25. Pi Della '28.i1,,,X ' Physical Ed. HiY '25Q- '26, '27, 28, Q-rchestra '25, '265 '27, Home EC. C-lubfnx' K Tfapk '26. ' ' ' 28. 1 1 A -Qing Nos '27,'x'2Q I St. Louis Hi '26, Eff X X 1 X X X X . '. firyz P, X i"' N- i,2 . X X X 5 ' X' X -11'-'fX5VX. ! x' Qli. :xx . i iJ . ' ,,.- g L. iv .t Xfi- , i,., . ,"' ..'i: 'lf ' fre ""'- iiii 1 'i'i X . iiii ffiw- r ALDAH HHVRON ' fEvQwiifiH1h1N.fbfrfm' Q 27. Class Officer '25, . I ' Choral '25. Q 1 X X X ' qsiaff 'zei i ' A ,Pi Delta '26, '27, '2s. ' ' 'What Next. 'W i ig . W ii I 1, I 'zl iii Sai gl. 1 W , 'HQ V "7 f 1 4' i ii v 1' i r i i' LQ, N W. 529' Mir: n 1, 'Em Page Forty-Two ,gill M, ,W iw . i i in fliin My X -.JP 'llllll9Q J' ' Q G . . . ,.. ,,..,.,. Q e,, W S ., N Z, . A 1 '31 1,1 'f 8 2-11-ralf za- J.--3 -1 . A H -Q -v Q23-. 1- tl li lr ,r l rl ,lr l ll joy HOLLAND JESSIE MAE HYgENX.X AXGoNlLix'i1oNEs SETI-1 -IOPLIN Pi Della '27, '28. Intemos,'25. XX X F HiY '221,'25, '26, '27, Choral '25, '26, '27, Pi Della '25, '26, '27.w '28. '28. N Sandslorm '26, '27, X Prei '27, '28. Phygical Ed. '27. L X - , 1 Glee '24, '25, '27, - X X Philo '25, '26. X Basketball '24, '25, '28. Track '27, '28, K ' 1 K ,.-, rfffa 5 aaaa ' ,L Ag' Lgg jiri-msrorg ELIZABETH KEEL Aunmzv KELLEY X L-"1 Igfuehlo, Colb. Choral '24, '25, '26. Choral '27, '28, h k'1Cenlral Hi '26, '27. , - , Sanclslorm Staff Choral '27, '28. l ,ll l ' r ft ll QV ' 1'l'.N lu ll? lll Page Forty-'l'hre-Q My ,.,, - J- 17 'l, 03"-J-'I Q I wfnn m rim 15 7 ' WX I ,f v """fQ.'QN f - ff ., ,, f. - - Q--Dacor-:T--ff 2 4' h' X an am d, , Q m f' 7' "- r X m , nri,. XX I . x 5 l 1 l 1F41-'Alek-1E zn2.:.i,1--.,- A Y' i -1 F K 1,,, V 7' lil? ' 'ipi K' Q 'ig' gl ,Hg .rx l'Xm ll" 5 l bmi 4 ' PM WK, lvl ll l l ll l l ROI-IAN KELLY Ross Lfakssllii 'X 'mX.utAL1EL"ILLLX RUTH LLOYD San Jon Hi '22, '23, Football '24, '25f.'26Q 'LL2 ' H 21, Spanish Club '25. '24, '27, 1 FX L 1 .C Choral '27, '28. Q ' Y Bdskeiball '25, '26, L Pep Squad '27. -f E-'Z-Z, '28, R W ' Basebalxl '25, '26,X'2Z, '28. '1 , N "A" Club ' Class Offiper '26. K 'S5i:Qi5YQ 'L 2 ' 2 Lbblqlu fifiruf 1 . fi l.b- 1 ,"- Ll'N Q 1 f ,. wqipfiiifiivq. , x 1- g W 1 " X 'ff . 1' ffiff'-5 V M . ' aXf.ga,5 E ' ' ' . j -:.A - Su . 'L X ,A-' 'pk ' . I u.'ll. 2 p 2' Xbbb fb'l 5 HARQLD lugim "-' gQgg15AnLzs.Ql lgppsuux Mmzjonxg MLRsHoN5ggsg 35AAqLgggSA1Mg Qcij lgilui- -'27, '2S. ,x Spanish Club '25. , iffxlflome Ec.Clx1b f-' '26, L irff Choral: '25, '26' 565'ff?iEDf?li?p?'25f2,'25r 77- ' Q ig X,'k Pep Squad 'Z7Q Ed.if26.f I ' ' f I ,BdieQfE1iaf1XAi4b, sanduofm Slafff'27. - - '27. '- ' ' t . I m ' "'Editofi'in-Chief '28. Q ' . , 15. ' y Delta Sigma Upsilon' ' , ll v Ill ,W ,. f L... lil, I 51465 Page Forty-Four I , U ML 'N ' - Nlllnlllh I M , - 'pu v ll NM 'Nui I l I' 1 , 1 ,j gnu' 'aku' fig- ., ann 'Q - e-X mx- 4 M ll may my ."55 ""'J"' A' --- 'A -V p' f ww .llx F Q9 4 ll' 5 My lb I-Ts. 'AI RQ QT-I I-X ,... , WALTER MITCHELL FILLICI: MORISdhIiI .X kXVXx'xER?XNCEg'X1MUQN MARIAN MCCLURE Sandslorm Staff I I ""'g X ',hg E. ulalian i26gi'Z7. Bandmasler '26, '27. Bus. Mgr. '27, '28. 5 ' Spanish Club '27g '23 W ,... K. .X mx ,. X lxqwp- X - X - fm NXVXMWN I NX I 1' . xxisixwgfx I I X .C,, 1 I- h Q , X L Y F ' . LL LLXLLQ :sHAIzPliTMgCfQIJILLoucI4IQQRUTI-I WILLIAM MCIVER I' XX? N HN 26- L HEY '26, I I' ' fsfSim '27, 28- 23- i P,rgs5?Ekgilpf2Y-,3535 ASN- II I EXE? Speaking V7 ' .9 ' ' - m necligg gC1as35 2 fb , I ficer '24if? DEHQSIQ- I ma Upsilbiiq ' I min-'un Iago Forly-P lVl ull X "im X f I1IJffiiff-:mmf t fm-2851 Q 0 I , L f II. . ' n f' ' ' If r'- - "H . ' l X -N .I , ,' I gl lI.- W1 .-xv :I - ,Iv fi-,nzz-sn m asfw' A52 5 ' f ' K . ,N A 4 T., .. L ,I - Q -. , mil Q '5,5!llv7n43 -52.7 bf? - ' f 'HL' L, 12 ', A ' , ,,.a1, ,yql - , WIAYMIHI A91 til 4-. l H ull 1 l l l h 1, ii i n lli 'N' mi. in 2 FH A 1 RO sTt mlm- I li L 1- fu. ' ii' G Iwi' ,yin A Qi! i lr' 'i 5 il tl EULA LEE MCKNIGHT HARRIETTE 'Mollfl'ULL.t:NXMKRQPMCNEILL HAROLD NUNN Choral '25. Basketball '27. xLIX ' Rangef '25, '26. Football '25, '26, '27. Latin Club '26. gspanish Club .X ix ,Pep Squad '25, '26, Basketball '26. Pi Delta Officer '26, A Phy. Ed. ' '28. K Baseball '26, '27, '28, '27, '28. 3 i X ' he lnternos '27, '28.' Class Officer '26,-'27. Class Officer '26. 'X ' N- x X Choral '26. 11 "A" Club , Editor Sandstorm '27, t l-lonxe EC. Club '28, Delta Sigma Upsilon QQ, . X sfisqfb C gg ,'.ei 31555 1 n . V417 ,'." Q - 'if X " -X i K '.i'- K ff? ' . for 1 1 i." -',' N ggi, C 2 2 aala leaa, ' I QSRXSQI 1 X, 2 x 'f - - i I , , .Aa lmao . C ,,, ' X-X' ' fi '- 5 i EST ff '.'- - FAY 1 MARGARET 5'26. ff-'K DallxaS'SSliQk'Qfgg Spanish Club '25, i Ukelele Club '28. 2 : E EPI' 2621-f X T' Latin Club '26. Hiking Club '28. - ,'Stephens'ffQQllege. '2851fy.Staff 728. Q Staff '27. ' - What Next?' . Pi Delta Offieer '27. Pi Delta '26, '27, '28. ' ' ' ' i ' What Next? Choral '26, '28. ' ' l .li nil 'l g et l I i l W WWC. l :W l Page Forty-Six 1 . ,, t Q , " tty A ill ' X ' W' ANU' ...ui l ""'i 07"-fi "X ' ff f fi" .. , """'55-'Sk X012 - aft '53'2?'L-ffmvh ew mv QW N., , l,'- ll ,ly la 'Il 4 NF. MAURECE ROSENBLUM LEONA R'owE . 'CECIL Ruglgu- c Phy.,. Eii.,- as. Bigiketball '25, '26, ,f'27, '28. L X x ,Binge Pep Squaglgzz Band'27,1'5E A HiY 27, 'ze. f Phy. Ed. SARAFRANK Russnu. Orchestra Ulcelele Club lnternos Club E f 3 ' X lx br X' ,T ' ffl-Q X X A 1-. S N ifff-ffl x N5 x"N X REX ibrismxx ' r X xA Q l Y r 1 '-' I tl ' SALLEE ikfg-FQMARGARET MARALENH SHORT LENAL SLLVBLWAN '24, Xxix. Graham, Tex. '25, A Choral 5 P lHiYi:T24j5E25Q, 3263 '32,44X1srnfem0g1clpb Choral '26, '27. f Pi Delta Phil6r'26ig?'27. y 'frwachifa Falls '35, 26. Hcrme EC. Clubv'27. PE1y.VEd. 4 L'atin'Cl1il5L 724, ,'25p, ' A V . xi , ,Il K x lf ll, W ll N If D LI 2 M 5 IM, J ll ff M Page Forty-Seven Q I ' Il rl W ' ' 'NllI 'U!hr " fgffi flefl' ll 1 'llllfllkd '-- G ..-..:.J.-ff?-,'4W fff'1Qh n " . U I7 Ee all' 'fl 2 2 ll: L ' ' K , ' . I .Nfl NN N s 'L . ' 1 l -as A g. 4- , 5 2 5-2 , VTEA 'A 1 RQ 5 A lil ill llllil 1-A ! Ggl lg ' -l 2 . 1, L ' 1, l ll l ' Al I I N lqlgll lx lil' :if X ' lk l' l X I H l l l l Q ' l' X l 2 l l 1 X X, Hn LA l xv l WENII-'RED SIMPSON CORNELIA SMIIH DOROTHYQSTALEY -IULIAN TADLOCK l Choral '24, '25, '26, Eulaliglp '27. "xx ,27 2 2 xY2"XC9loracl6x3SB1fings Hi Football '26, '27. 2 X '25, 526. f Pep SquaclM'2Z. . ' 22 K Sandstorm SIaff!'23. V 'X Q 22 'Pi Delta '27, J 'Rr x 2 5 'E X 2 X ' 2 -Q222 .ess 7 2 55:22 Q '2 2 2'f2f'21f51g2X' 2 ' 2 X . X 2 Xx-l -xl- 2 ' ' 2 L1 ..,ll., x2 g .2 f 2 Ag. nw, 2 Q ' X'L. 22 ' K ' " 1 Q' - QERTRLIQQEIFEEFAXLOR TAY:LQR5kL.gk2xx-xx BARRETT THQMPSONESXCARMENI THOMPSON 2 ' 4 2PqgSfqqga '27, f26, f2i32,52f q25 Philo '24. 2 staff '28, . ' P5jDe1f5ggggg25E gggs fgm-2'2e, '27Lf'28.' ' HiY '25, '26, '27, 'zeg Q 2 2 , .x9F'4l?i-515: squad '27, '2s. Group Leader '28s - I Track.'26. QQ 1 l l 1 W, I I, l , 1 2 ll lil 2 l. age I orty Llght m"ll hy fffxx null X lil ul all Swan ' "" " MVA! e lil 2 l l lllf ly fl J ll, ll W ll l any l QW' ln y f L X Z. ll' ll W - L jx i A I RQ STX-I lil. ll Choral '28, 2 Q Larln "Club '25. .V PAULINE TILL GLADYS 'lfowglisxX"MNxTHE'L1uXN511f-RQLINGER MARGARET TUTT ' 'Choral '25,-Q26-2 '27. Choral '24, '25, '27. Home Ee. Club '27, CEloral"26, '27. -X "Lalin. Club '25?l"Z6. Orchestra '24, '25, '28, 'N K ' ' 5 Pep Squad '27, 28. 1 - '-'XX 1 2 5. X N . , ,,,, .gga3?g523fgg.g .L T ,l' - if N a 2 fs. ,u ,Q , ., . 1 . , , ,, h . ' UTTERQl5Clg.,2E?QflliGlNIA LAURA WADE EVLLYN WILEY - - 'jf?Qi'QXi'iW.eaghirford l-li 'Basketball '24. ' Choral '24, '27. 'b 'jf ""3""E.ula'l'lan '27, '28. Hdme EC. Cluliit '27, 'Trio 27. I Spanish Club 327, 28.3 - :'28. , Q , A X'll"llllf Page I orty-Nine ll fl .G ll l 4 llbll l ev , P .wa fl l D ilqj' 'rrp ' ' Xll"' 1 A 'll 2 ' ' FX 'A ' " -EM 5' fr 'l' M , ,TX , 7 I, gl" 'IlllllQQXf a n " ' ,, - 1 - ...amf-3171-J: W b M UI 'e!? "'J"' fm' ,.- " . " ' -'Mn.iQRR 'l "Q WE 1 , .gl l,Q 111 Lk ,A1 RQ s'T'1 5 5'-' ' T 1 llll rin fin ALTHA LEE WHITE Girls Literary Club. N ....., 1 If, x x ,f 3 - E E.E, k X E gm, Fl-:RN nigh-TITS D ' "kk Yi Libeihl, Kahixs Baskelbgll '25, N 26. -R Pep squad '26, '27, HonfeXiEc. Club '27, R '2s. 3251+ 4 -- X . x JOE WILSON Philo '23, '24, Forum '22. HiY '27. x x X R 'ig QQ-Qxyy , :rx R ., x ,X,.XRx v . .. UQ l, X - ' 1 .iT:fs,X bf 'ii' ' ' E E X l El.', ,'l. X K K t r t hx' K 5 w Tj' X lir E'XEl' E R A i 1 , ,, If 4 1 1 '5iQgE:3i . , l EE IU OFFILERS K, . x . - nr. - w . z. . , , BONITA CAZZELL - MARGARET CHESNUTT BOB BROWN - - l Vi c e-P resid en! - Secretary Treasurer Nl l N, N Y l ilk I V ,H U , r .lr W Page Fifty l f . ' ,llliln . ,Q ff ' All ' ' , aim E Qlifh - 0 M 'V S, -,fjlf 7 1- - WM- cw Q Q GQ if -2:1-z' 4, , , ' A H F' 1 " . 1 -wg H 'V' K0 'WW --HHS.. gf , ,, 'T ag? A 4' as Rl' 11 A 1 L ""- 42 wp, ,nu sq 5 4 4 3 , xM"f?'m3 A' PBS J 4.1 4 V fuk WA, ,w i v , iw ,,V x, fi'-E L A - A' 'FS' f P J , Tk' .- " " , ' if 1? E L vf,-,!. gLJ,l V, ..:.,i -'Q 2 ,jx V IKR N S QT 1 -.:'- 1' -. "vb -' 35657, -- f I f Q .f.i:lsf"3 K i'?L" '?E.f3T'1?75Sf1? ' f ' 4-1' fyf ?'?Z'F1. ' viral? 1fi'f4,f:.. ,- .A s- .--, ' ifxlf jQt.59,:',v2h-' .L ., , W. A fl ,Ar , -W 1 4 X A K.: , 'tjqu .. , 7, , ,M - .4 - ' ' 2- ,Q- 1 I .fl if SX. Q, v5.,gJhM..,.VfL -- 1. I4 1'i5..1"' " ' .213 . . 11 ' JUNIQR S,n-in - I-ITA 1 A I RQ STI -1 I 1 " I I" I I L I 4,I I+ II, I I I I I-I I II X, I 'Il I, I f A Y L - in Q 0 M 1 fi? ll I Atl LW Q ,'p,L 'Q . I-HJ ,4 ' lf ,A 1 W I Il .I I 1 '7 fill iw S 'uv nl! I 4' Iva! x i ? I CI I II , Ir AS I . HUTCH ADAMS ALICE BET A' AUGUSTINE BASSETT MAIIJORIE ALLEN JEWELL BAILEY DCROTPIY BEEMAN FORD BENHAM AMY BENNETT LOUISE BENNETT AZELLE BOONE ALMA SUE BROOKS SHERWOOD BLASDEL MILDRED BOWDEN CLETA BURROWS OLIVE BUTLER OIJVE COOPER fi 551 IM rl 1 I , I M M ' 'KQV' 253 If! I Hg' N j Page Fifty-Two If f Q I -"WIFI I f f I III' . - III .I - -' 'ilu 2 I If y If Lan' 'lllllfM H U Q H1 H W v .5-gcgwvv-K f B xx r l fiw- n ma m I ? """ " fN Q' " f 3Q5aQ5i f Q WMM n I - -...-, - Mi ' .' , - - Q .' -gi : lksw- Q 55.33 ' ' 'IQII I fgI,5fI- E3 55525 IIVI-IU 4':.I III ,I I If ,if 'QI' II I 13" I I3 "I if Wir' I 7 I ' huh Iv' I 'I VIRGINIA CARGILE HERMAN CcNIcLIN BYRON EL ' Lcls COLBY EDITH GECRGINA DAY j. J. Dlaxss KIXTHRYN' DILLON EVELYN D-RHA,. I I KERNIIT DYCHE HETTIE FINLEY JACK FOSTER ROBERT DYCHE WHITMAN FISH DICK GIBBON BETTY GIST Lcuxsz GLovI:R 0 ' x X N ,I I IW I I IM II I ,I I I If. In I J ! EI IW f '! IS! 3 I ,V I w i Page lfifty-Three -1 I 'I J.. WIIIIIII ' I DMI WAX f Z p""""'RQ f 'Q K 44 JI I ua 5 Eg, ,II I, I I I II w 45' Ne I4 'Ez 5 ' IIIII 52- 'if f f I If f 1 f1J'A I . f - I "U MW- I X Ibm IN Iwn ' ,ff -5 il " 13 2 31,4560 1- QQ' u c nc. X A. S ' EN ' I :Im C- 52 , Q '. ""5'llll N, mm .I 5 WDA ,fFN,A-- , ,A-E., -" Iufffgvgx , .. Q Q ,M H .A.W,f, fQ A ll wffk 2' I ff ,F , '-..-,....1. 1 A- S E E . 'YYS Y I EAW I L A A I RO S A 1413! 0 I I I My :LEM :Im Q- HI . ,. K . .Ip UQ? '- 5:1 A , 'Pin ,l , N N fi x, II, it I HERMAN BOLES MARIE GOODWIN LUCILLE HOLLIDAY MARY RUTH GOLDING FIAT GOODWIN GRACE HARRY KATHRYN HARRISON DORIS HALL WARD HUDGINS JEAN JIENNET j. D. KERR WILBUR HUNTER MARGARET JOHNSON MARY KESTERSON E. W. LEMASTER BYRON LAWRENCE ,Q Pagv Fifty-Four I 5 I 5 Q3 ' I 5 I I IV EX If F E I ' YV In L 'Z I I3 I I I II iw II Y 'Y WI -I 'I H11 ml L A 1 A I P, Q STI I x 1 plum I A gn' mth , gil-'I I 'W ' 'V HW Iw ff 'I' I x',I JV Q sl f rfj yf 'A . 1 I ISD, I 2 X II , pq I II I MAURINE LE NEVEU RACHEL LOVING CYNTHIA LUNIPKIN EVELYN LEWIS ADELINE LUMPKIN HELEN MAYER JUANITA MAYS TOM METZ MAURINE MILTON Ons MASSEY HELEN MCMURTRY ULA LEE MEAD WILLIAM MCMILLEN KENNETH TRAVIS MAURINE NISBETT RosA MAE PANGLE i N I II I I I ' 11 I M X WPI I I f -II I I' G LB . f , , S I? H ' I II I ' ' Q Img? I-'iffy-Fivv Q ' "'iiIwb ,I 'M V, f . l It 4 Hy, , gf -Iu1lf9.Qg :' U .. G , W , Q, S W, 'u v imidlim-. . I','f??A,f A 5' ? IL a , n.i J'IQ l 1 A -A -.r . A A 1, A " '-'I ix'..gg 1i:g.pa:: 3: sz L A I A I S A R ff' :Tix XJ Mig J Sv 7.2 GEORGE PARR ED PFRKINS MARJCRIE PIERPCINT MARIE PARRIS JOLIETTE PIERCE PAULINE PLACY FHYLIS Pool. ELIZABETH POUND C LR LL Mxrcl-IELL KENYCN RocKwEL1. FRANCES Rcss A -,AMES A. RAMSEY PAULINE RocERs Louis. SAGER MARGARET SIEMANTEL MARY SE1wA1.1. Hg' M 'i X? K N , f KN ,MX f H M y , -1 ' ' A wa A U55 'Y' I :IH '6 Page Fifty-Six Wig' 5 Q ' ""i'nn A . if J f727,,,,-,3 W , I , I-4I"l-r 'lLllll'2Dg JU G ' " - - -. x ix ku , f ,fp Q"f-1 1 0" 'RJ' ' ,, 9 'Y , vw- ll 4341 A - 5 X 1- 4 - - 'A ' , a . a f.Wn.n 2Q I IMI DQ I MINI SwgggigiiimlLAiAIRq5KTuWwEE53EEEEg' I? ffl I LOIS SMITH MARY ALICE TII'vIIvIoNs ADELINE TRIGG D MARGARET STONE ,IOSEPHINE TISDAL FRAN VAN No E'Ay WALLING BETTIE WEBSTER ..,- DORIS WELLS ERMA WIGGETT MARGARET WILLIAMS JOHN WHITE MABEL WILKINSON NELL WILLIAMS KENNETH WOODWARD JOE TAYLOR 1 X W4 W I W 'Y "I W I V lx tfl, 23 26 Page Fifty-Sew-II by . . TIM' v.'W' A Tw A Il! hi. - I ,, ffdyfypi-fr--if f? Z X 'llllllm "' " ' -. " ' . 'X Q X, 4 i SOPHOMORE ., ,f- ws: x, . YN M my L X iA 1 RQ STW ffl ll' I1 ' 5 X E HOME ROOM 309 HOME ROOM ZI4 P-.9 Q 15. Vw N NN Ml X X X Xu Mk P1 Nw ! WW W ngk 121 M iiff, Wg' f l X lm! 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X Q FE TURB FAVQRITES EY E LY X I1 I GI X B QT HANI Most Popular Girl HARRI ET PA IQNI ER Besi All-round Girl HAT HRYN PARK Wiiiiesi Girl FEATURES TWO OF AMARILLO'S BEAUTIFUL CHURCHES WHERE WE GET BREAD THE MUNICIPAL AUDITORIUM ,X - ,ug mfzfi -'L-msd ' mfifsi .Y f':2,.gj " 'Iii ,H LZ.: QQ 5. ,Q 024 an ig. as 4, :M AMARILLO'S MEDICAL AND PROFESSIONAL BUILDING A NEW' UP-TO-DATE HOTEL ZS OUR HIGH SCHOOL HICH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM . fam gi .lii i S? 3 THE HIGH SCHOOL G YM AND SHOP A HERD OF HORSES ON A RANCH IN THE PANHANDLE A CHUCK-WAGON READY FOR THE ROUNDUP , A . ,, V .. gif? M A HERD OF CATTLE BELONGING TO AN AMARILLO RANCHMAN ONE OF THE PANHANDLEYS PRIZE BULLS ABILENE EAGLES BAND AND PEP SQUAD SANDIES BAND AND PEP SQUAD SCENES FROM THE DISTRICT MEET AT CANYON, APRIL 20-21 FIRE A COLLECTION OF PRIZE WINNING FIRE POSTERS l ' W ffxf INVX K, f-N K ff fff x x 1 NE, 1, in J Q fiy iiyfp' -. 'g'l M M W . ' mi I " f , f Q1 A572 W .' silflr .1 'ixf ,YK 1 'V AL, I I 1., -f'2?2v -"Ee: ju - ,wmwf ?f f 'Q' . 'Pu ,." I'-ug. , - A42 'l!'f . EWXWA, i 1 - .f ff1f+i!a'Hiw 'ly V ,MQ k . f llll 2 Uv AQI ' , i',.?iq-In-L-Iiggh ,, ,F Y Q if A' if ' ' ' I ' Q' 4f "f, V ' n'if7'ifi :ig.fi!Wiiiiiillf1W'fl' ' ,, ,.f-I' L-ffgi' f 11,1 'Mun' Q A ,gf Qf'lf,' - .. -" fb -iilfzfg:-T ' V1 :J ' ff., K f , ivy- . I 1 4, - -"ij, L- ix - 3:1 wx. - :N 1g::gL,..Vx Sm-' I-' xx.-bxl?"1' HQ A 'T-12,-iff " '1 .--f" , - f H' f , f 12 N f w if if .f-"ff , ffiibullk 51 ,' ' ' "' ' f B- G"z Wff ffl' Ill. HA 1 gl .-xi XHJMMN JI JH N x, .XM 'FX jfjvf'f1j 'fWT?- '3r7vfL"?' f 1flU7 sl j. tis! IM! ay XX , If , l ,L CLUBS f----y,r..-16252 -4, .EE -of .. ' , - ' , -5 ggz bk U L A I A I R Q S A if-1 -'v2s,:51':1z:3q:2-.ni pn. I ' ' mf- lifg y tiki' Elafft rl-Il T . 3.3 ':' l ' W" ' til l A lil nl-l tl , l El ts' M l l l L 5 it ty ll ' SENIOR HI-Y CLUB S. R. STEELE - --------- . Sponsor GOMER JONES - President ED KANOUSE - - Vice President VINCENT AVERY - - Secretary GEORGE BATES - - - - Treasurer SHARPE MCCULLOUGH - Sargeant al Arms CARROLL MITCHELL ---- - - Reporter ACCOMPLISI-ITMENTS OF THE CLUB The Lost and Found Room, which rendered splendid service to the school, was ably managed by George Bates. Seventy delegates attended Older Boys Conference at Wichita Falls. The Hi Y observed all the usual events scheduled by the State Program Com- mittee. Al The club had one of its most prosperous years during its history. 1, nk i t gli ,l u ' l I M an , Lf nh X xl, 'itil if ' l a' 'il 'W Eli. U W page Ninety-six w , ,,,, 'vt f ' ' MIWWIIH 1. gl., , V, Q A sv., tlqll ,RX , :.., 'llllllWX ,o,, ,, s . .. -AJA-ev .' xxx X, Wh' A, , , LE --st .-.-..,4 QQ ., Q, M Q - X 17 a n-T. n Elixir ,, .6 445 - " 'A H SE,-1 'L at - ' WMM if I .... .. IH l, ll li Il gm L A its I no si all II it JUNIOR HI-Y CLUB S. R. STEELE - -.--- Sponsor HERMAN WRIGHT - President ROB ROY BEEMAN - - Secretary WILLIS AVERY ----- Treasurer ACCOMPLISHMENTS OF THE CLUB One of the practical services the Junior Hi Y rendered to the school and the com' munity during the year was by keeping the front of the school clear of cars. The Juniors also distributed Christmas presents to the poor children of the city. This was the first year for the Junior Hi Y Club. r'Nls lI"""f' WLM , six fl Y. Il I II I , .3 l I li I ll I lk IPI I , , JI?- L, 1. A l 1' Hu , Pa fe Nine y-Seven A O ' . " A 3,65 , . , . my 'mf ' to . ,If " L ?Nz "" ' ' MQ I mf Q11 626 d 31, gym 9' I" .q l 1 X W 6.1: in 53 R R ' T Ml L A I A 1 RQ STL '1 ' si" ,fx TGI 'Qi fggll, f"'1" 1- 1. i . Tm- - -1 ,I . Xl T M ,nl 4" U.. 1 POST GRADUATES DORA MOORE RUTH GIFFORD FRANCES ROBERTSON RUBY HARPER BEULAH BENNETT MONA RUTH ROUNTREE SARAH BETTYSPARGER JEROME STANLEY Page N' ty-E'ght E A A Jw ,I . ,, V TW' Tr TTY S! K Nu N TV I? tg' 1 N f 5 f f' p fl A me 1 ,gil , T f' ff HI' F ,A J? fiww if T, ,TTWCT , 4 UW U an H230 h'N5rRn"2K f Q-OOM W mmm A L " ' mfr ' ff o o 11- - A " ' r r' ' ,. " 2 L A 1 A I RQ S A 5 il 'EW -. ll l tf.':.':'.':.'::.'1'.:'-7-':'.: i Z- li l r' l 4 il , l its gil- it ,lilac I 1 l , I an ,. U lf , Y' w H xl. rl if l' N ,il l I I . l I l l ' 1 l lNTlfR NOS C I,L'I-3 Miss KLAPPROTH ---- - Sponsor Motto: Labor omnia vincit. Shortly after school had begun the lnternos Club organized. This was the third year the club had taken its place among the organizations of the school. Its purpose is to arouse interest and to encourage the study of Latin. During the club period old Roman heroes and Roman customs are discussed. Latin songs are sung and the relation of the English and Latin languages is also studied. X The club, composed of thirty members has given a Latin play, "The Slave Girl." fill il .dl .lll Jill all W 1 His, 4 i l ir QQ? 1 1' "lull ' 'llalr l ll lfily Ill lljyl it 'V rl , if , r ki ll Page Ninety-Nine ' l llf? ff .'--i if 1 if X '-- U ff Q-Q qsffiffariwfr'-fifi Wi mgffhgg xi2w1L1UUrv2f7z'Msf,1-ggqi-ifrffif of , r 1 i i t, ' -'ek L A i A I RQ S A " ' s l eef f 1- f -mil iq X .1 ll. ' l , 3'f-3f'3'5q?7-S' '55 l Q Q5-:ss-2:-'-f'i ltr, Y Is i l,l lll l ll x lf l y Los VIA! 1f:Rc is First Team Second Team MARY SEIWELL-DEAN BULLOCK - - President RAY WALLING-LOLTYSE SAGER - - Viee President LUCILLE l'lOLI.IDAY-FAY GRIFFEN - Seerelary and Treas. DOROTHY BEEMAN-MARY SEIWELL - - - - - Reporter "Los Viajerosu, "The Travelers", is one of the most entertaining clubs of l928, also it is one of the very newest, being organized uncler the sponsorship of Miss Cora Russell in the fall of l927. The motto nhlagalo Hay", "Do It Today" was chosen by the club. The colors are green and white ancl the flower is the cactus. The nante of the club has been carriecl out by the numerous trips to Mexico through the interesting talks given by the members. Several plays and Spanish games have been interesting features on the programs. We hope the club next year may have as in- A teresting and successful year as we have had. ill ll' lilly ffl Y-lf lull' ill! i Page One Hundred - iff' 1 ltr ,WM-IA an Q - wttlllptlh ggi, fr fix T ,i."""' ' - ' fc "fs -a s H t fW o v ' " rl s- 'tt' Q' we ll Z l"""'5"5"w""5 'V' Ei? V in gy! , 1 ,I ilxg -7. - l' .- , Ez-r-.. ' L A 1 A I ' 'E iii. I l 'dill' 1 liz i ' '-ar. .wa .tr -ra. "E lil' I l PI DEl,'l1EX DR.-XlXlATlC Cllvll Miss ORXf'ILLE HEADRICK - - - Sponsor The Pi Delta Dramatic Club has accomplished more this year than ever before. The different groups have presented plays in Assembly and for the womenys clubs of the city. The play 'suppressed Desires" was entered in the district contest, but was defeated by Plainview. They hope next year to be more successful. Hi l 315 ll lageO Hu dredOe ,., l f i NU M em Q Q s ll l 34 JK! 0 l 1' W :wtMii AA fi 1 flu lt Ml 4 l V ,l ' ne n n by l l . ,ui 'I N . i ' ' , h ' fag qu. mi lk fi Q ,sep , - A-U . ,, HAM... .. 0' f " ' ff 'i g wu o n rg-, . 7 ,.5 w5 st M -Qi L la A 1 P. 0 si A 4 4 S I 1 F -' Q13 ' ' 'ilflt' l lv rftlgsli I nf lv. 'I .,s,,,,,,,s S .,.. S , l fa, S F 'iff 'lf xi Mi lx ml at Q ' wr t Q. S ll l X u L , l EULALIANS MISS LOUISE RUSSELL - - S onsor P The Eulalian Club is the oldest girls' literary club in Amarillo High Schoolf The purpose of the club is to promote interest along various literary lines. Many interesting programs have been given in the club this year, and interest in the club is growing continually. x ll, lp ll ra !! 'QM El : l , 1 SX: ll F5 ', ll 1.9 f Wi lil' lv ..,, l 1 -lll Ml' Page One Hundred Two I' 1 if a f ' "bmi ,- rmfv , S , ' ' will A M tat., llfill 'X R , r " 'nun -ui I ' -. , , ,, f M' ,.,N, I up U f y f '93-'gy fog 0.-my e- -sv 4 1' l .ES mu i lm Fiji. I A 1 RQ ST! y ,M C xx vc- - D ,J :ull I l X I I I ta fl 2 I g O U ' l .u. ,I 'll fX , ' 'l1l1l1 - J. A .l and ,X fax- iw. z g Q L ' f1 "" Qi' PH TLOMATHIAN DEBATTNG SC JCI I-QTY MR. C. G. TRUITT ---- Sponsor The Philomathian Debating Society was organized in 1926. The Philo's represented by Deiss and Woodward lost the Lion's cup this year to the Forum. Later on however, Bob McKinney won the Extempore Speaking Con- test over the Forum contestants. The Forum-Philomathion Banquet was held at the Amarillo Athletic Club in the later part of March. The Philo's are sponsored by the Lion's Club of Amarillo lil e ne Hundred Three , gllllk .rm Q ll 4541 V m. .g.m,iKQ M li rl 5 l x K, llllllu ,J il rl .wr y I I Q Q35 22.1 'M rl i H r fr li l! ll 'm em--V -W .V - A I -v .. fL i?t?aer-.1 1. VITA A I R 0 S A ,Kit - Q 1 1 1 - +- l I alll! i LA, nl. A imlllil WIN: E 1 Its! ll' l fi. we , 'in' mf, FUR PM IJEBATIN G SUCUQTY It was with an enthusiastic membership, that Forum Debating Society entered the eleventh year of its organization. In point of achievement the year ,27-'28 has been one of the most successful in the history of the club. The new members, including Miss Cecil, Sponsor, and Miss Cornelius, Debate Coach, were duly initiated in the early part of the school year. I-lallowe'en found the club entertaining in the school cafeteria. The Girls Debating Club, which early became allied with Forum, was entertained in January, and in April the joint Forum- Philo banquet was staged at the Amarillo Athletic Club. The Forum Debating Team, composed of Jack Fischer and E.. B. Fincher, won the Lions Cup from the Philomathians and also represented the school in debate. This team won the Memphis, Tri-City, and District League debates, enabling them to enter the finals at Austin, ul ,.,l im' ,--Lo, , . it 1 Q l , r lily Q il'1'f?l rg ,, ,R-ltafgy' i r 'W l, "lf ,wg Page One Hundred Four ml l ' .llli lg. M fwx Q, A i ' " H -v 4- Qu.---Q f W s, , l l i FTA I A 1 P, Q STI 7l ,,,,,.......- ,W M ...................... 'ir z W? 1 I I W T. I ! l . T f W. L. MITCHELL AND E.. W. GROGAN Q 1 E ARCHITECTS '5 4 , YT' 5 G. W. SHORT H. E. CHESTNUTT R. C. WEATHERLY Chief Designer Chief Calculator Chief Deiail Man it 1 i DRAFTSMEN S. W. JOPLIN S. G. SMITH F. H REDDER A. B. CLOPTON R. L. KERR A. H. VETESK The Architectural Club was organized for the purpose of promoting the power of visualization and to encourage the appreciation of appropriate styles of construction. T. G. HULL, Faculty Sponsor. . A al 1 il ri' iG H" ' ht Effie f it TW ri ig H :r f . '. 2 ., ,J W :Li , . '-, 'X 'Ma xx P 1 fe Om Hnndrc d Fixx ' V N . . ""'Im, ,1 ff tif i s ,Y I C' ' .Im I 5 Z MJT 6' f lb LA 'AIRQ si:-n B D GSCAR WISE - - Director LLOYD FARNSXVORTH .President GERALD COOPER - - Secretary PAUL SMITH - ----- Treasurer The Band has done especially good work this year. It has secured the name of the City Band as well as the High School Band. It has completely uniformed itself through its own efforts. The Band did its part in creating spirit at all the football games as well as at other school functions. It was taken, as the official band, on the Amarillo Trade Trip throughout the Panhandle. The boys were especially praised by the business men for their conduct and attitude. Since, it has been on several trips, still maintaining its good standard. The Band won the Band division of the Panhandle Music Festival. The Band has not only been improved but greatly augmented this year. We hope they continue their advancement in the future. ' S Page One Hundred Six G i ' .ln 1 , -R 'n"Ill0. A. 1 f X ff, , , -flllllq ,u i A Q . .. - A-DAX-sq-F X sm i in " . ' f I ,,-yt, f'g Q wma "SJ I 1-s g ' A, ', m as aa, . X -f , it -f E ,s imsi.aQW., i Ni, 'r y-QK Q2- 1.-5- - . ' A l f l 'f':' , 1 5' uv, 1, L A I A I RQ S A 'J il? .1 lili e 'II nl it' , lah lv 1 i ll I l l ORCHESTRA LORRAINE WELCIA - - - - Director ln view of the fact that there was no orchestra last year some little trouble was had in arranging one. but through Miss Welch's persistent efforts Amarillo High School's finest and largest orchestra was having rehearsals by the middle of November. lts inception has proved a valuable asset to the school. On February the 16th, the orchestra gave a fine chapel program. It has played for many school entertainments including the plays, "Daddy Long Legsn, "The Princess", the Junior Hi-Y program, and the Laredo Taft lecture. Moreover, it has played for various civic programs such as "Abraham Lincoln", the entertainment of the Women's Federated Clubs, the Santa Fe employee's banquet, and many others. It won the fourth year orchestra division in the Panhandle Music Festival. The orchestra furnished excellent accompaniment for the light opera, "Pickles" given by the music department ln addition, our orchestra played the processional A ' and recessional at commencement. ft ,, i ,x y wi, . ll-:H r L1 N ' Page One Hu dr -d Seve Q . , lf X fmSlli.'f' .c , ' i ll Q i llze 4 i , l y I lg , if gi 7 I1 E. H X . , , Q . "" by. faq l . K a , iq In i A . -a Q " 4 - QJK-N--v ws is 'M my W aff a'e f' n.iekQS4su A ' -f , s z- L A i A I RQ S A itil' " - T' rg, lilsllt r L' F23 f lirlx lrxl l , l. ill I I BOYS GLEE CLUB Miss WELCH - - ---- Director The boy's Glee Club this year was composed of 50 Junior and Senior boys. The club has been unusually active this year, having presented several chapel pro- grams, sung for the P. T. A., and taken part in several evening programs. The boys' quartet, composed of Paul Smith, tenor, Raymond Daniels, second tenor, Wil- lard Grantham. baritone, and Carroll Mitchell, bass, made several appearances. The club was divided into two periods this year, part meeting the first period and part the sixth. The Clee Club this year also furnished the male cast and the male chorus for the operetta 'iPickles", which was given the last part of March. l ll , V+ 3 r ll il' ' I" 1 all I' 'I I 'n- if 5' ." 'l 1 l l li l Page One Hund ed hight M Wuxi U ill ll ,lily w i, 'rt r - my srl T T -i llll fl V 'ltr fl' , Q . ' . Mr' tl . 'v .X -- .sr T " M 1 , 7, I A! in .,.. f.,a.. Q QJ Q53 A' is W- ea, ir 4' H'e"""" X '-' -f- of :fr,,,..rtmm. F gl hu .lf -Quai' ...E-'E:'Ir..l3le?ElZ. A 2' TL' M L LA 'A 1 RQ SLKT mlm ? 1, lil 'Q -r -: cr., -- 1- .. CHOR M . CLUB LORRAINE WE1.CH - ---- Director "Music is a necessary par! of one's education" The girl's Choral Club is composed of I44 girls The club has given assembly, community, and P. T. A. programs. There were 224 students that took part in the operetta, Hpicklesn, 125 being members of the girl's Choral Club. The Cxlee Club and Orchestra assisted the girls in presenting Upicklesn. The Lyric Club, a special chorus, won second place in the Panhandle Music Festival. i l l, ge O u K M N W0 fr W Pa ne H ndreil N I , Q ' . " "I , ,I P 9 ' im ff!!! '10 f , , Ep 1If,' g .. Q M -.-Assume f in 24 We J 1 iQ n . 7 H7 i " ,, -A-92 . L A i A I RQ S A 1' - i f' -1'- t ir lr ,- list l' lr' X Wi Mil. y All l l' ll i i ttf' il: 'tl ' i Il l l J l r T . l .. ,,...... . X X f f lx X N "AH ASSOCIATION Xt . T N HAROLD NUNN - President ff CLEM SPEER - - Vice President f p KENNETH TRAVIS - - Seeretary and Treasurer T Ross LARSEN, MARVIN ERHARDT Sergeant at Arms The formation of an "A" Association was the closing event of the l927-28 Athletic season for the Amarillo High School. Coach Russell Smith, who suc- ceeded Coach H. l... Butler, together with a committee of old letter men drew up the hy-laws of this organization. The standards and aims of this association are to foster cleaner athletics: encourage good sportsmanship: and instill in Amarillo High School the laws of good citizenship through athletics. This association shall advise in all matters of general welfare pertaining to Amarillo High School Athletics. It is the hope and plan of this club to have somewhere in the high school building J, a club room that will be a place where the boys will go for recreation and a place to XX il 3 pass their spare moments. xl ! gill ,i ii Hb E 1- .x" l l Wt m f :iii We ll" I l Page One Hunrded Ten W. , 'lv . ... til 'T if , A 1 - ' l'Il i .' iff' ffpja-,R ,fx ! 'N ' 'r Q -s Q u.a-.-A..-.--w wx Tv I i. 'IL-' i, E' -,ig ' :N "5-Q Klum eff' RJ' Us g ' ,, 1 f I -ui ll . ai ' f e " S ,A , A - -' g ,aaa n. 4t!Erfnin l44Z 1 2. , l 4. 90.-. - A I l a iirif eer-4 N Vis A 1 RO s A ' l 4' 7 ' l 'tilt irvl 3,5 K EW Illvlxa W ,ld II, Mft- j,Qgr'r-fry: -745.3 A 5? L if 'lil A 'l li' its -e -ef., - . W' 1 5-E35i5iR7i3iT?5+7L'L7i2 l ll r ,N ,X R' l, If ' X li ,f-"K 5 fx SANDSTORM PEP SQUAD s. Hugh L. Butler organized the Pep squad early in the year. She checked , every tudent that wanted to enter because they had to come up to certain standards. hen the real Pep squad was organized there were l58 members. A consti- tution and by-laws were drawn up and passed by the club The following officers were elected: BoN1TA CAZZELL - - - President WooDsoN HARRIS - - Vice President CARMEN THOMPSON - Secrefary and Treasurer Yell leaders: Azelle Boone Dick Gibbon Jim Boring Wilma Donnell I The Pep squad supported the boys through football, basketball, and track. They Wil it also went out of town with them to important games. The squad was praised by the My ll. whole Panhandle for their work this year. Q ll, l j ll D w 'I' l', all W ' W1 il? xi J 'lil X l will Q Page One Hundred Eleven l ' ill. Q' , Q . Vi' 5,51 ,' ,S f I , 1 1 w lil' m as, ,ff .W - s wim I' 5ifm- bik e 0' V " U .. - A ,.- , ' -' .s's. ,'4. aMn.nAQ 9 bl' 'Q- A ' .7 .4 rAE3J..e - NLS-'r- s 'f -'We L A i A I RQ S A 1 - ' . . lr ITE llgli 1 x Emu' :fi 3" 'llk .ll lllll ffl! Veg ,if 1 flu cg: aryl ' l 1 l :il E N 1 ll l l X XXV l r T r 1 A HUM IC ECONO MICS CLUB Miss LENORA WAi.TERs Spolnsor PAULINE PLACEY - - - President ERMA DE W1cH'1' - - - Vice President JOSEPHINE TISDAL - Secretary and Treasurer The Home Economics Club was organized at the first of this year with Miss Walters as sponsor. lts main purpose was to create a more friendly feeling among the girls of the Home Economics department and to furnish a place for discussion of problems that are of interest to all girls. The Home Economics Club is composed of sixty high school girls. The club has appeared twice on assembly programs. rl T ill ll r PI! 4 'fill i r rr J ir 'f ll f r l 5 r lil? if All lr ll ' J Page Uno Hundred Twelve lll l V 'Il - ai ir ill' rl - Q . Nlil lllw p ' Hs' v ll 1 1- ' rljgll ,fsx i 1, ,I-' ,,, Q44 K A Q .i N W Q Mug 4 Q M, l i if Y f l K tu j I ,fl 5-l ii nl fl. wi' ,fr K, Ai ll w a ll ll e --- M L A I AI RQ s A"1 ei3,g , 1- F-k.,-5 I M rw if :W 'ig IW: r Pew- r 1 ill' lv iii, if fi i l U MA GA CIQL B MRS. ROUNTREE - - - Sponsor President - - Lucius BROMLEY 9: i Vice President CLEO BOSWELL Secrelary - - DOROTHY PEAKE F Reporter - - - IDELL DURRETT gl Critie - DOROTHY I... RUSSELL le 2 ! 2 Motto-Vires acquirit eundo Clt gains strength as it goesl. Colors-Pink and white Flower-Sweet Pea. MEMBERS OF CLUB , Myrtle Armstrong Idell Durrett Sarah Moreland ly l Wilma Beeman Pearl Dotson Kathryn Parr V ' Stella Boles Cecil Holman Dorothy Peake Qi Cleo Boswell Louise Reynolds Gertrude Peninger ' lf 3, Lucile Bromley Kathleen Bates Imogene Porterfield im il J ,. rx .ge ' 5 X A. Cora Lee Carter Cary Dowdle Maxine Maupin Dorothy Mason Mary Miller WWII!! Josephine Ross Dorothy Russell Plge 0114. Hundrel 'lhirte n ll 5 gr: 5 ,We , I' IW JQZQM8 px nuuwbghx ,im b of-'-A 1 - So' 4 l ' i x fr iii' 'ilzr aw' X wi Mft ' xziph W . . sph M 2 , , ,L Q ..w,,?, i ' ,dn W f Q - 1. A . - W, , , V . fn , my ual f, A If r ' , go" ' ,,, K y abit , ' sl n .S 3.4.8. , 1, W :xx xv v X I QA- . - ' ',: 4 4 vj"" i 1. Z ' A cv '45 s "R ,, ' , : Y X" .lirfw . X ' , lggellgxiiu 1711.3 ni - I A A -U , 4" 4 ' r HMV- fiifx fin I r Hal ' f by 'Qu I ' 'ml W I ,.1 , 2. M -' 1 l U. E. , , , A, i Y X- 1,31 W -'ek'-"'-s'r ' . L A A I RO S A I e -?:+ L1'f fu-11::'::11 ':f'jg I 1 I 1 ' ' 4 .ill Nfl' mil! Jay, ll ' lrlwy. gn ll gt' l 'A' . 1' ll " il L w GIRLS, DEBATING CLUB The Girls' Debating Society was organized in the fall of l928 by Miss Oretha Cornelius, who has since acted as sponsor. It is our purpose to learn how to debate and speak in public, As this is the first year a girls' debating society has been conducted, we feel that excellent work has been done and much credit is due Miss Cornelius. The school team, consisting of Rosemary Booth and Louise Shea, was selected from the club. This team won four debates, one with Plaainview, one with Lub- bock, another with Memphis, and a fourth with Canyon. The club is expecting to accomplish greater things next year. We are planning to send our team to State and we shall try our utmost to reach our goal. . 1 I , l i iv. l ll' all l Page One Hundred Fourteen ff JU X s"' Q X f iw. 25:21 Cul 'gym' if-I Wu 5 all i . M ww! ,i M Nall W, -PL' vsfflf, iii! liifl' - ,ln 1 Wi' ' 2 , ' I 1 .JJ hgh I . f , in ll- Jan Halt' ,f . . ,sew 1 ,, 4 f M , . . ,X V ,M ' V ' ' - 1 V 'T E' -gn' 1. " 1-' - "" ff. G " D Q O ' 4, ' , , PUBLICATIONS mv. ,I X rl- 1 1 I I K, .1 f r ' I I 'I Ira 17 tn In I III 1 1.1 'II I I Iv I I I I FTA ' A I R Q S"1T'l If . ,W UA AIRGXS V ' K f X X CHARLES LOWNDES KJ H Editor-in-Chief x T' SHARPE MCCULLOUGH 1 Business Manager STAFF MEMBERS BETTY GIST HARRIET PALMER EVELYN HIGINBOTHAM Assistant Editor Art Editor Senior Editor KENNETH TRAVIS RAYMOND WEATHERLY Athletic Editor Cartoonist CARMEN THOMPSON KENNETH WOODWARD BONITA CAZZELL Humor Editor Assistant Manager CirI'.s Athletic Editor I ,I II II II ' II I ' I I I 'I I-:" 2' I-FI r IIN 'Ii' N 'W III III It? IIIII I VIII MJ Lage Ono Hundred Sixteen ft f ' - , wma. 1. .- :ug v , M Y , TJIII -lulll f1' - . Q U ,S S ABQ? w :xx '--1- -4 .... , ----. -V A 'V' ' E'f .E,r- ' lm :L-ii,l,L -9k L A I A I R Q l!Q!ml,i:gg-522:35 .J, ,Q v 2:11:11 lat? UGA irq LQ SAN VJSTORM E . K jk f Cl E. X K BOB MCKINNEY Managing Eclilor KX EULA LEE McKNlcHT L ' Editor X f STAFF MEMBERS AEI-LLINE LUMPKIN BEVERLY CATES MARGARET SHEERS HUGH CHESNUTT j. j'. DE1ss I. U. KIRKMAN COLEMAN BARNHILL WILLIAM BYNUM Ex L N I ,H 'Q +21 112' M5 M, Le! L HA lrelScv1nt n M wl"llbI 4:,f if l 'g'ff"'f ml- ,Qin L-a E u 35 I qw 1 f pu H: Hifi' 155 9 9 f'.1,.i,lf Wk" Pu f Jn f 1 nm 1 C ' X vo iffy, lil' 1 jg, Kiwi Buffy 1 , at 0 A ft 1 1 N. In - r 5 'I I 1 , -df , R, 1' -1' 5 . lr M7 . .. , ,X-.. . 9.1 IAA? -1'a.x'.: Q -- L -xv Y nf- A 'V 711-H 73. 11. , ,, . EJ n ,am W, f1 " -""X ' m ,:'r'..A',1?EMEf ru' l N gl 11 ll I W ,,a -1 10 L A I A 1 RQ s A I ' 7 ' 1 1 It f r ff 'In If 'g J-in ,LW 10. 1 ilu 'J GH if f U I :jug '- fl! mf Y, U1 I fig pu Q ! JACK FKSHER MRS. CARLYN QUICKSALL Assocfalc Edilor Sand-Sl0fm Sponsor WALTER MITCHELL MR. C. G, TRUITT Business Manager La Airosa Sponsor REPORTERS JCELLA VAUGI-:AN SHERWOOD BLASDEL MARGARET COLLINS KATHRYN DUNCAN MABLE Mums DOROTHY STALEY MIL 3? N EQ' X x Y wx , 9 law gli. s ' 5 1 ,H f W, 1: L ': L ' w 'Z' ' me 3 w? RW V V 1 Page Ono Hundred Eighteen 53,11 mia- W ' b Xiiihnm w - V?" , f f f :v1 'lllllfQt lA n " -Q -w - ...QA..--f-- wx Q 4 f ff ,f E "' L. ""-14 Ga- -P Rf? C-Q Q ' ' X' , n 'L- "" ' ,H , -- - " FIRST LA AIROSA STAFF OF AMARILLO HIGH SCHOOL--1915 Page One Hundred Ninetver 2 X P3 '24 .1 C Fix fb C K AJ ,,,, ..r .Jf 11"-f ff?fT' : r f'U 5 '3,f' fp 75 ATHLETICS AXQQITQ. AI RO sLi-1lMh- IN MEMORIAM A sensltlve nature xn whlch any person of hugh Ideals could eas ly touch a responslve chord, a natural leader of boys but never dictatorial nor overbearing, sympa thetlc when sympathy was needed but firm even to stern ness when occasion demanded or when a moral Issue was at stake, courageous ln time of stress but tender and gentle rn time of sorrow such was HUGH L BUTLER Fortunate are those who knew hxm lntlmately We are better for his havlng been with us To hlm ln loving memory, we dedlcate this Athletlc Sectlon of the 1928 La Alrosa PIL Oni Illlfltlffcl Twenty-Two , Q . "'i I . ,VY ,K vit' V 1-ill N ' gk 1 'Sf' I I 1 1' ll Half My 59.25 "lull -- L -Q I f A ' .Y 'ff 9 CL MUHM 'tm vm Man uva -.1--q ?-QIQQ4. ..,, .-,T-.. V Y A rg Y W ,vt ' ,In , 3' ,F DL V W Wi ,x A X W N Wx W D H sw X! bl MZ, 'MH 'bg Page One Hundred Twenty-Three 5525, Wi, I ' 'IIA Q I 'll I 1 Tiff .lx f , V, 3, .,,, 'S' M uma Q n-1,51 no Q ' N ' N I n mqfmsxxff .Qi1. " " A' .y p .A-"Q-ful r.,.. FOOTBALL V f r lu l A V -7 4 M' lk . uw. l ig H 1 -: A+ M ITIL i A 1 RQ s A p vw wp: Q arf l till? . l gag X COACH HUGH L. BUTLER lg: i 'lil This was Coach Butler's first year as men- 'ffl li' tor of the Sandies. And his success can be .N Ll' determined by the fact that he lead his boys .ll fi to district championship this, his first season. l ' l"le was a student of human nature and a man l that got the best out of his men. l-le instilled l the principal of Usportsmanship, then victory" l in his men and there isnlt a one on the squad that doesn't feel that in "coach" he had a friend. One of the many things that has en- deared him to his boys was his character train- ing that put clean, manly living and fair play above all else. l-le was a man who under- stood boy nature and he taught them to play the game whether on the field or offg to be fair and square in victories, and to be true sportsman in defeat. Our Coach had become an important part of our school life ancl we are glad that Sherman High School lost him to us. ii CUACH H. G. FARMER Coach Farmer, who is Assistant Coach of the Sandies is a man whom all the boys love and respect I-le is a man that puts the old fight into the boys, and gives them that never give up spirit which has been instrumental in leading them to an enviable place in football. ,N l-le has shown himself to be a capable and ef- l l ficient aid to Coach Butler and the Sandies N Q i 4. it N, M and he is cooperation itself. i ,l 1 l l ylll n Ml -all tflllfl i wwf l f t so li lr li' V Y 'if gli 'M Page One Hundred Twenty-Six x" t fill , In, w ll ll' ff' f W""'lk l 5 will .TX , ,f'E+ "'l A ."""f9RN'fm A u s U '.32+fe:-err. - 'll do r X v- - I4 , I' 455' ii? , f liflf ' , 9 - llllll I IRQ mr , Iii u" Il In r FI 1 'Q v I l 'I I I I A 1 ll v I I 'ik I fl' , nfl lil REVIEW OF THE SEASON l AMARILLO 58-.-CAN YON 0 The Amarillo Sandies opened the I927 season with the Canyon Eagles at Texan Park. With two weeks of training camp work to urge them on they were able to defeat the Eagles by a big score which helped to wipe out the sting of defeat that had been theirs from the past season There were no outstanding stars for either team, yet the Sandies evidenced a spirit that was to follow them through the district honors. The game was marred by many fumbles which was a forerunner of the many gruelling hours of practice before a smoothly operating team could be made. AMARILLO 26--PAM PA 0 The second game of the season played on the home gridiron was with the Pampa I-Iarvesters. It was in this game that the fans began to realize the strength of the Sandie line and the machine work of the speedy baclcfield The last whistle ended the game with a 26-0 score. The strong offensive playing of the Sandies was remarked upon by the fol- lowers and supporters of the Sandies and many predictions were made then and there for a continuance of victories. There was one incident of this encounter that dimmed the joy of the local boys and that was the loss of one of the outstanding prospective backfield men, Bill Flenniken, who suffered a broken shoulder. AMARILLO 59--TUCUMCARI 0 The week following the game with Pampa the Sandies met another old rival in the Tucumcari Rattlesnakes. Although outweighed by the visitors the Sandies were easily "masters of the day" Not once during the game did the Rattlesnakes appear as a serious threat to the Sandie goal line. This Golden Sandstorm of Amarillo High was just to much for the New Mexico boys and they were forced by the superior playing of the Sandies to return to their "native den" with a 59-0 score. I will wi I-i l V gl ti , il, f r gilt, N, x , N ,ri P'g,e One Hu dr d T y-S 'i X .Q X I wi i MQ. IV X V l 31, a f n e Went even wil' ltli l ,Ml Io!! 7 ' 'JI I 'I if . ,Ll ,l,, ' . j . ' X lei. i n ' WWA " "' ---'h::ass'Aw- f a -f e.:- 2 'a1 I " 'N-- ll ,. rs . art ,ng-. A - ' f- ' - - ' ' 115- 52. 2. -.mavA.i'KQ. N Eh v Iage One Huncred Twenty-Eight tg, in ga lvl' ' l I I I 1 1 I AMARILLO 48---CLOVIS 6 l lm I "ti, X, My I wk A I vlltll l l 1 l'l I , 1 'A is This, the fourth game of the season, was from one standpoint a Waterloo for thte golden Sandstorm, for it was in this game that their enviable record of not being scored against was broken for Clovis marked one touchdown against them. I'Iowever the local boys were clearly the superior team of the two, and' though many fumbles appeared at frequent intervals that old 'fnever say die" spirit made the Sandies easy victors. AMARILLO I 3---LUBBOCK 0 This game marked the first Interscholastic League Contest for the Sandies. The Lubbock Westerners repeatedly attempted the lateral pass that had been used in previous games by the Sanclies and because of this fact the visitors were unable to gain on this pass. The Sandie linesmen, with a determination that was so characteristically theirs. acted as the necessary wall to stop the Westerners offensive plays. Travis, displayed in this game, the best generalship he had up to this time in the whole season. Gains made repeatedly by Walker and Doebler made the Westerners goal line an obiective easily obtained. The Amarillo team seemed at its best on this day and began to show the type of line work and backfield work that must sooner or later make the other district contenders sit up and take notice. AMARILLO 33--QUANNAI-I O The first game of the season on foreign territory was with Quannah. It might be spoken of as the poorest exhibition of football the Sandies made the entire season. Fumble after fumble made the game anybocly's for the first half After the second period began the Sandies began to display the brand of football they had used in previous games and were easily victors from then on till the last whistle. A 33 to 0 score marked the second Interscholastic League victory for the Golden Sandstorm. AMARILLO I8-WPLAINVIEW 6 Plainview Bulldogs were the next gridiron foes to be vanquished. And they proved to be a much easier obstacle to overcome than the score indicates. On the second play of the game Gibson ran for the first touch- down and after that the Sandies took things easy and Coach Butler used two full teams to continue piling up the final score. The only touchdown made by the Bulldogs came after a sweeping end run and successive line plunges against the second team. 1 ' W-'vm m -: l I I ' 3 M Q . "Ill A i' X in aa new e ,W , - -' 'Wt M ' mMfi i" lr r if I I ,X tl ll I lx t I l ' I I . 1 uf' rf , rg' . QQ Il s w!! Wx Q4 AMARILLO 7-VERNON 0 ' mul 1 il I l M :TK 1 A 1 RQ SLT! rift if This game was really the classic of the whole season. The game was a scoreless tie until the last few minutes of play when Walker and Hop- kins were finally able to push the pigskin over the goal line through a series of end runs. The teams were evenly matched and for a while the outcome looked skeptical for the Sandies, who were more than ever cle- termined to win district championship. It seemed that the Vernon line was immovable and very few opportunities were had for the fleet Sandies backfield to march down the field. The end runs called for at the crucial time by Quarterback Travis macle the game a victory for the local boys. The large delegation that followed the Sandies down on a special train was evidence of the enthusiastic support they were being given during the season and it was because of the frenzied appeal and help of these followers that the Golden Sandies were able to chalk up another victory. l AMARILLO 28--ELECTRA 0 At last the Sandies were home for a contest. The Electra Tigers came to Amarillo with a determination to defeat the Sandies, and be- cause of this feeling they gave the boys a tussle However the Sandies outplayed them all through the game and the Tigers were never able to penetrate the Sandie line for many gains, while on the other hand the offensive play of the Golden Sandstorm with the good interference of the line made easy victors of the fray. Page One Hundred Tx enty Nine rm 'll I M XXX lllllli-Q- 1 ll ll lit 23" ii wil' 'I l iffrje Z, I Q . V - i 7 Y . ' ""a "li rf , i Q JN, I . mail A M ' , V f-f ,J 'ofa -, sg-"3 - P" W 1' H241 ' 6 it - A' s ma r mnnimi XWWQ A F i l f " i ' Lass- -. 1:.aH-'a.". - ' . 10-T Q- -L I' LA 'AI RQ SA - - .. I - l L' l 'Q 652 lei 2 I if lx AMARILLO 22--VVICHITA FALLS 6 l This game played in Amarillo on Thanksgiving Day was the game which would decide the District Champions. Both the Sandies and the Coyotes entered the contest with a "do or diem determination and as a result it was one of the "hottest" games of the season. The Sanclies outclassed the Coyotes throughout the entire periods of play and none who saw the game could do other than agree with the final results of the game. The Coyotes were unable to get anywhere with their passing attack for the beautiful work of Hopkins as an intercepter of passes was never better than on this day. The Sandie line was an impregnable wall, and the "brilliant toe" of Walker was responsible for the Coyotes having to return the ball many yards before ever entering the scoring Zone. This was a game witnessed by the largest crowd that ever attended a game in Amarillo. AMARILLO 6iABILENE 46 Amarillo's rival for bi-district honors was just too much for the Sandies, but the righest praise should go to the Sandies for that 'inever give up" spirit displayed by them from whistle to whistle in this game. Though hopelessly outclassed both in weight and speed the Sandies never ceased to fight. They fought with every ounce of their strength till the last whistle and their best was not enough so to them came the first and only defeat of the entire season. The score being 46 to 6 in the Abilene Eagles' favor. - As a fitting close to this brief review of the season an appreciation for the undying loyalty, fighting spirit, unquenchable determination, and fair play of the following Sandies who will leave us through graduation is given: Captain Ross Larsen. Fred Hayden. Pelham Hopkins. Marvin Erhardt. l lr Page One Hundred Thirty ' I lv N x xml it 'N s' tif :ll 7" 4521 uf, M if: lg - :gt 'W ,. 1 Q ' . X riiinm A-. ' Q ,... ' , M . f u H an MNAJAGTTTQXA em V 1 1 ,rg s'lq'k ,' Qi 1 w ' D ' , J li lik! El N , 'ul i mn' R. lj E as , A A - '- .- .. -g rass-. .nil ' "i l ie if I wit' D 'finial JH, O 'MX ali may. i l Fi . Fl 4153 if 'api -if' ill il. X ll 'N ik l' li WARD I-IUDGINS, "Cully"-Halfback Cully was hackfield captain this season and at his position of halfback he Just wasn't there when the man, who was to cover him went out for him, for he was usu- ally racing down the field with the pigskin safely stowed away under his arm. ROBERT WALKER, "Bob"-Halfbaclg Bob is the "Harry Lauder" of the Sandies squad. Not only that but he is one of the shiftiest, flashiest halfbacks to ever wear a Golden Sandstorm uniform. His ' "brilliant toe" dealt misery to many opposing teams this season-ask the Wichita Falls Coyotes. CHARLES DOEBEER, "Deb"-Fullbaclf i This is Dehs second year on the team and he's the boy that doesn't know what rl 5 the word "quit" means. I-le's a fighter from start to finish and a peach of a sport. Another case of Hstill water runs deep". A flashy backfield man that is responsible for many of the Sandies yardage gains. KENNETH TRAVIS, "Travis"-Quafterbaclz. The man that stimulated the fighting courage of the team as he directed its attack. A quick and conservative thinker a firm field general, and an inspiring personality is what Travis means to his teammates and his coaches I-le is the one other man that played every second of all the season's games. lili X N 'llill dllv. Pa! ,,-- f .f ,iff MXN i it H ' 'fk' - ,' H if' y .. . Qi -i le l l l lfl., ,l illf Page One Hundred Thirty-One lin, Y ' ,llll E' i' , . 1 y IWIIIM A. 1' dirt MWPM-A ,f?3"3,'. Z ' f ,Et- 'lllll,1Lk f.n . . qqq Q X i ' uf . i. ff -.mf-: 'Q - ""-fa aw 1' es' ne g E .. . fry. , fgltwvfi fr x .JKSZV E , g 4 ' A' n. ..Mm.nmlQ WsQ ---:raging-1 I A 1 RQ STW llvtff D Fl Fl ei 'lgfy ft fx fX fl L 1'- l l i l if , gr iv llxli tiki, tl i ROSS LARSEN, 'lRosie,'-Captain-Tackle This "Fighting Captain" is one who will long be remembered in the history of Amarillo High School athletics-he is to be appreciated as a gentleman and a football player. This is his third year on the regular team, and each year he has held an en- viable record. Ask any of the boys what they think about "Rosie", Good luck to you "Rosie". HAROLD NUNN, 'fBull"-End. "All right, let's go, Fellasn quotes Nunn to his teammates. That means more than the words themselves, for 'tis the quiet, yet emphatic way in which he speaks the words that brings life, fight, and success to his teammates. Nunn is a good student of the game of football as well as a past master of his position on the team. FRANK REDDER, "Redder,'HCenter Thereis just one other man on the 1927 team that holds the record that Redder does. Most of you know that Redder played every second of every game this season. Ask some of the opposing centers just how he stacks up as to strength. And for pass- ing-well, he made very few bad ones. FRED HAYDEN, "Freddie"-Guard The "Fighting Tunneyn-He should be called "Stonewall', Hayden for that's exactly what his opponents think about him. He just doesn't budge when he's assaulted by the enemy. He has the endurance of a giant even though he has the size of a midget. We will miss you next year, but here's the good wishes of the whole school wherever you go. ...r1"""2wu, - f . A l yllli, l ,la m i l .l lu xl' , ,, , , lli My l I n l, b f 'V ll' ! l Parte One Hundred Thirty-Two QI ,fy F ' - ,dh 1 lf., lflllm t , f it . f U :gm , -A E ,,,uw .- "1f'fJa s: -.gs ft it ' ' lt' ll 554 l""J"' f s e 1QQEs"m'fa m. . f .t.m.i -1-L--1-vais ce-:.:.-..f - 1: ' .- . A ll .-, ,. ' - x l' ,? L A i A I RQ S A v ri ' l ,f l lf' fm 0 fd 5 rw F1 D l El. . u., 'll 41' wil xl PELHAM HOPKINS, "I-lop"-Halfbaclf. The man that never lets a forward pass get by. He ruined many teams hopes this season by breaking up those, long, sure-gaining passes. This is the first and last year for Hop on the Sandie team. Someone's going to have to step lively to success- fully fill his place next year. Good luck, l-lop. WILLIE MAC GIBSON, "Bill"-Halfbaclf This is Bill's first year on the team, and he was always there With another year of experience he's going to make other high schools sit up and take notice. Bill has the spirit, the fight and the personality to make a success whereever he goes. The boys will swear by him and the coaches like him. WAYNE LARSEN, "Weinie"-End Weinie is a small man, but possesses a football heart, and a will to do that has macle him a threat at his position. Just get Weinie Umacln and a whole troop can't stop him. He's going to be a 'icotton-headed" danger against any opponent. I-IERMAN CONKLIN, "Conk"-'Guard "Let's get this right" Conklin. That is a typical trait of "Conk'. Always know you are right and then go ahead. Folks are going to hear from Conk next year, for he's sure to deal misery to his opponents when they hit the Sandies line. X r's-sffrzsonw YN ff' '7 :nu-an v 'QA r l gllll ' r sl' I Page One Hundred Thirty-Three "ll A ' ' i ' "ill'lI!ll A ' ilfl' llfll W ggi" -lllla j- A .. n ,aspkagu :xx iv Qu 1'-H 1.2242 ' l .542 'Q f " "' -K ,Z g fe ' 1. X . my L A ' A 1 RQ STT O O 2 Q7 ffil AT 1 Al 5, i hr, .y i lf, li JIM CLAYTON, "l-limyi'--Tackle. This is "l-limy's" second year out and first year on the team. He is one of those "don't give up the ship" boys and you may always know that old "l'limy" will be in there fighting till the last whistle, and let me say right here that few gain over his part of the line GASTON DoBBs, "Dobbs"-End Whe-e-e-e, a bit of dust, and Dobbs is off and it would take a fast clog to catch him, for he knows where he's going and it takes power to stop him. Knowing what he has done this year and knowing that this is his first year on the team you may begin your predictions right now. , CLEM SPEER, "Speah"-Tackle. "Speah" puts all he has into the game, and it is enough to scare his opponent to death. His drive will tear up any line and he is a man that seldom has to be told twice what to and what not to do. He has a pride in his team and he certainly helped make the l927 team the pride of the town and school. HERMAN BOLES, uShorty"--Sludeni Manager. When we think of all the duties of a manager, we want to say and with all sin- cerity-POOR Sl-IORTY. He cloesnit need our sympathy for, he's the type of boy that willingly and cheerfully performs all his tasks and then had his fun. You may wonder how one individual can be in a dozen different places at once-ask Shorty, he will tell you. The coaching staff could haye looked the world over and never have found a student who could so capably and cheerfully fill the place of Manager as Shorty has done. l l , lt . p i Nl' , i A lvl W' r ll Page One Hundred Thirty-Four 5-J 4 - Q A . "'u , 1 ll!" M! lk: Q -e as as N tt. ' 0 ti ? -,pg ' -- - ", 14 of-K Qkqqn 1 Egg g to , !t!l 1. ZA ,A 1 RQ s A llflm Q i .r sq ..,, r lm WJ!! YAN N l GANS ,fi ll, Coach, T, C HULL Coach Hull, the Yannigan mentor, is a vital factor in the lives of the boys whom 1 he has under his training. A friend to all, a dead game sport, a fair and square man, ' and an inspiration to his men, that's Coach Hull. Just watch the smoke of the Yan- nigans if you want to know the real ability and efficiency of the man. Remember the Yannigans are the future Sandies. ii Allen-mgr., Pearce White, Stanley, Twaddill, Richard Scanlon, Coach Hull Hathcock, Tisday, Robert Scanlon, Streeter, Gordon, Hanshaw, Buflcin, Newby , ii Montgomery, Dunivan, Lockhart, Vetesk, Hodges, Adams I 1 i s as ef on be e lg 7 T ? ff, K , l L. 4 : 4. 31' M i le r ll ' il i I 1 li I 1. 'lt r l my jqh 'lllrl lr Page one Hundred 'rhirry-Five 11 l ' .lll- .lv 1 ' ' llllllllll I'- frcqs H71 A 2' , ' M1 ,cqf i s ,ceo a in i fx ., al 3 . is , g! 4 W e ' 5 1 - f"k W T :ff ,Q 5. we V V wr' - QP-"W ,gr ,.W5.,, M l, . 5 'll ,z -' ., AQ A5 , -A A 4 i ' . H2 i r .w. mg2MmW, V , -il-n,i,7 S ,gig is gk , 51 5. 51 .f ,,,Qg A -an 9 K 1 4 ,W uf , Q.,-I Lf' -i 5, . f,,3g+1 1 M V 'M' A ' . E' ' ,. 1. , 7 . lv. ,Q 1 ? Q F H vi? : ' . , 4 , I+ 5 . 5 4. LAVk.A P rEvgd 5W1A4f ' , X, Lge- , , E K - . ' , 53,932 3:2 eg , 1, ,L f , BASKETBALI 1 , gn L A ' A 1 RQ STCT K fl .' r- fl 'I' , 1 H' 'll f L l REVIEVV OF THE SEASON l AMARILLO I9--EL PASO 29 AMARILLO 20--EL PASO 22 The Sandies opened the basketball season with two games with El Paso, losing both by scores of 29-193 and 22-20. The first game was clouded by a tragedy that was felt throughout the season. Captain Blades sustained a broken leg the first few minutes of the first game. This injury kept him out all season and deprieved the Sandies of one of the best scoring men of the club. AMARILLO 28--PANI-IANDLE 25 In this game, Travis, the Sandies' flashy forward, scored I4 of the Sandies' 28 points. The floor work of the Sandies excelled that of the rival team and each player showed that superior fight and ability that is so characteristic of the wearers of the black and gold. This was a game that made the fans sit up and take notice. AMARILLO I6-STRATFORD I9 The gmc that was the classic of the season was the Stratford-Sandie game. When the last whistle sounded the score was tied by Walker, who shot a long field goal that gave the Sandies the necessary 2 points to tie the score. Five minutes extra was called for but tliis time the visit- ors were favored and the game closed with a I9-I 6 defeat for the Sandies. AMARILLO 34--TULIA 22 This game was another evidence of the strength of the Sanclies. They were easily masters of the occasion and had little trouble in de- feating the visitors. Each Sandie displayed smooth, efficient floor work. 2:0 HddThtyF un re ir - .ight 1 ,N Q ' I ' ,li J ff f ,emi n OM X ' it fs :-zisiiz fc-sie: -v ' l l W D .Ah mg VT A 'A 1 RQ s A Mn e 55 l li rl' ll' , fb l i AMARILLO 9...-SHAMROCK I0 The score of this game indicates nothing. The "Irish" lucked out, for both teams played a very poor brand of basketball. As to floor work and execution of plays the Sandies were clearly superior to the visitors, but the basket just wasn't there when that ball was tossed goal- ward by our goal shooters.. AMARILLO 20.--CANYON 33 Canyon proved the district Waterloo for the Sandies. This was the game that decided the bi-district contenders from the Panhandle. Things looked bright for the Sandies the first half, but luck began to forsake them and when the last whistle sounded, the gold and black suffered a defeat that eliminated them from district honors. W. Larsen, Travis, Van Noy, and Walker were outstanding players in this game, and they bid fair to make things uncomfortable in this district next season. "BETTER LUCK NEXT YEAR" From the standpoint of games won and lost, theVSandies basketball season was not successful. Seven games were lost and four won. There were six letter men back: but none of these men had had enough experi- ence for Coach Butler to mould a District Championship team out of. The Sandies, although they were beaten most of their games, piled up a total of 257 points to their opponents 256 points. None of the men of this year's team will graduate and next year from all prospects the Sandies should go far in the State race. 1 l lltffli 1 f Page One Hundred Thirty-Nine 1 . ,.., lgtia , , ' K , I figsfga 'lu M 'TX ,, Z ! f-ghplllll , AQ Q Q nw. 'X lllmun ., ' A r- W ' 1 l l l i i -T If ' Jn' at l- .el fl? lg lx ITA I A 1 R Q STI :W I ' ' I. 'll lf' w. ! ill.. ll tu Y ,X N A ,...,. A -V .Inf li l ll lf rel l Al' Q: l , -0 0 KG! f' 1 ,L N K KENNETH TRAVIS, "Travis"-Center. Travis is a center that is fast, aggressive, and skillful in handling the ball. He a succeeded Blades as captain and might rightfully be called a fighting captain. He is 1 high point man for the Sandies in all games except one and he is the Sandie that dealt misery to his opponents. FRANK VAN Nor, "Van"-Forward. Van is a brand new find and he is a peach. He fights every minute of the game and is fast on the floor. Just a little more experience and he is going to be hard to excel. BOB WALKER, "Bob"-Guard. Bob proved a valuable man to the Sandies this year even though it is his first year out. He is always on his toes and ready to go. He was one of the fastest guards Amarillo has ever had. iffwff ,X Y if wry , lx-SEN 1152 all 7 r A , lu l l If Vflfiiw 163: ,, l ' f! A clit? ., ff ,J V i X X 'Ply Il' u l, f Q E 'al ll r we i t ir l W Y, A Y A Hu4Lm.trv l lg lil ' tl lllh' Lage One Hundred Forty l ri, ' ,glli Mi' l x , 'ue l 1 - " I is a t I liwig F V i ,,,'x-f H fue:-an n. QQ,,-1.-1327.E3g..wCfSQ33- ,.' xxx W 4 i w ll - - - or I lu fl' 'l' 4 .5 A ' -1 M L A 1 A I R Q S A mfgmili Lf'f ff1-rirstvrls s 29.31 ' ' 'AG' fill 4,-- 'f 1 ill' rl. .fr l l s CHARLES DOEBLER, "Deb"-Guard. This is "Deb's" second year and at his guard position he kept many opposing teams from scoring. He is just too hard to get through. If you have never seen "Deb" snatch the ball away from the opponent and pass it on to his own team you have missed a treat. WANE LARSEN, "Weinie"-Forward. 'Swede Larsen is small but loud" if you don't watch him in action. He is a cotton haired Sandie that had to be watched by all He is always ready to go and ready to fight until the last gun. Weinie is playing his second year and will be back next season. KENNETH AL.EXANDER, "Alex"-Center. This was Alexls first year on the tearn. Alex is a newcomer here. He fights from start to finish. Alex clon't know what it means to quit fighting. 'E' -fd A jhrf Nlxw ll sw 'Xxx me f.. N ,iii CX AQ V- x ! X x I f X ' E My yn xr 'lf ? wi fee rfevya aku 1 X X E, ,. I X V7 .r X . , ASX X xp , ,e 1. A., 7 H R . .I X. -xi l N llg Lfff X F' . i Iagc One Hundred Iorty One 'Nm wr r 0 f E ' l Lf! . . 'if' "'f " I v Jn! 11 3 , . n ,, 1 4 ' v f ' ' .X 'l f all it tt b 111 . c .. 1. 1 3' 5117: Y ,..LE - ,,f A . ' F , . X fllmiun M t I '5' 'U"" aka n '1 'Y7-":'.': 8n- 1, 3 - A l sv f r - T .:-Fw . 1 42 5 ,303 L A A I R O S A I I I l l 'I ' ' list N ' fi- free ,. fr, -' ,r lf' lla N In l : l RI 1 x yr IVE, I U ll! ly My X. l DOROTHY PEAKE-Left Forward ly l Dorothy is quick and a good field worker. She should develop into a real player l next year. l THELMA MATHEWS-.Running Center I ALLYNE WELCHEL-Guard Allyne was one of the most consistent players on the team. She was all for team work. ' Y wwf, Rl YPSKX' 1' lr 4:37 pg Jn, f , 0 X j ifmbm QV' X X L . x f -xl X X xxbnq l 1' LXM7 E Z5 t M ll f , XJ I f X Agxxxaf X Y . a X XQ X L l . 21" ' lub l 3 . l l WN f A J m Ll 'N XX ts ' lili 'at M NE H' 'lv 14, qi A l g ll, V Y -J uri- k u, V f M l 'K Page One Hundred Forty-Two XM' J j ' 'nk ly ZZIQJ I 'Alfl Q , Wim. no' ' WM fx f A Q l 'l " 'H --GAS----0 wx I . tw- ll ' ':" " m' wu O " T o ? a n,i 'L M LAIAIRQSA mln-ff K LUCILE HYDEN-Left Forma Lucile is a consistent play APAL DAv1s-Right Forward Apal was high point girl She is very quick, active, and a FERN WHITE-Guard Fern and Allyne, the two both displayed real team work. er. She is slow but always sure of her baskets on the team. She scored 94 points during the season guards, worked together in an excellent manner They A lg, afxe 'ff il ,fi j 4353 'Elriflt 5 55 MEL. ' Jli. 'N r t-ll!!"'M ,sir i t f . Q mr .ASNE r i, ' V lil' it rr f lf f BX! 1. A 'A 1 no six-1 :ti-. rt", r r l Louisa Fprklgjumping Center Her motto is "win or bust". Very few balls passed over the center players. Louise is good on the juggle, a play very few girls can use. JULIA BOYDSTEIN-Captain-Running Center Julia has been on the team four years She shows excellent head work, and is a good field player. EILEEN ROBERT'SON-Right Forward Eileen is a quick thinker and a very close observer. She was the fastest girl on the team, a good dodger with the ball, and the best girl on long shots. MRS. Dosssv-Coach Mrs. Dossey is an excellent coach. She understands her girls and has the ability and drawing power it takes to develop a "winning spirit among the girls." She de- velops them physically, mentally, and morally, and instills in them the spirit of good sportsmanship. X rr W bi sl ,. rr 'rl , Hill Page One Hundred Forty-Four , ' I ru1"lH m r J., J x,,. . Willa-afdixx y IIIIIIQX if K 4 .. l leg: ltr .lr ,VII l ' "" ll A - , A 1 , ' r K - -r W its n r.. X f e. , e rex. r"- C' neg- - Q' 'lk n 334' 1, .' rm ? " "' "xg fr iw U ' Wu' ,lr M 1 ' 'L JA i A 1 P, Q SLA I 1'f1i 1 iff' fl Igljllr V A , .5 A rx . l gill H? 1 Me ' lil' Wl . 1,3 n ri i . N 6,2 if X at W . lr VULLEY BALL TEAM MRs.DossEY - - - - - - - Coach The Girl's Volley Ball team won the lnterscholastic meet April 20th at Canyon, having won seven games out of nine. This was the first athletic cup Amarillo girls have ever won. As a team the girls are very quick, good thinkers, and know their stuff when it comes to play. They have goocl team work and use good judgment in placing their halls. The fighting spirit of the team is what pulls them on. They talk hall and they play hall until that spirit develops. Then they get down and stick to it until they win. ill ll iw r Al Q l lr L f, 'el r f Til ' I l. D r i vi ii li . I. r gi ' Page One Hundred Forty-Five rl 'X . ,nl lil' Q M 'll"llIfI A .' llf' dll' 07"-JK AX , I T'W'rlf""'KS 'U m ' ' I f. 'Lg . ' ,f '-E. - .. " ,, -14, U' Q Q f- 'SS""'?"'T3T" O' X' h im la, it X e xe ' t ' ' -. TRACK ' I E 1 M m '-'-' -I '-'- 45- s L A i A I RQ S A 7' 55' .ma new I ii if QV. 1 4 M M P II IQ? Ny COLEMAN BARNHILL DILLARD BUCKINGHAM BILL FLENNIKEN JOHN WHITE COACH I-IULL GENE MEYER C. L. DUNIVAN LAUREN BLADES HUGH HUMPHREY CHARLES GILLIAM. ROY KNUPP WILLIAM PEARCE I . ,I IF I IIN II .. I I ,li Fifi Q, Q41 W gig I I, V Page One Hundred Forty-Eight 'gi j ZITI, ' -Il" 1 W fiiapma Ex ' - Q ' www ,MI , m an Av V, lu-I :Ng 1.-IonGfIn qU,, A133-. H1TE?1, f.E N, xv' . I I-Af . 2 : HJl , f - P- cimjaig f' mh5,iKQN W'M t r --.-,,:...: AaE: zn- .af ' -- A l "-" 'b fs- -seq: N L A i A I RQ S A 'wail :irgf-1 4:1-:aLe:g-511: Fit r gi-M elf 'itll ' 'ill 'lt ,,. 'fig l' ill' tl' lv l ilu 1 ' N wr it l I l l TRACK In answer to Coach Butler's call for track candidates some twenty boys responded, most of whom were green men. Consistent practices were held each day and the green nien developed into a team that won the district from some of the stiffest competition that District No. I has known for several years. The outstanding men of the season were Bor- y den, Doebler, Dobbs, Erhardt, Hudgins, Travis, and Van Noy. How- ever much Commendation should go to the other men that helped develop the well balanced Sandie machine. The latter part of the season Coach Farmer took the team in charge and gave them the finishing touches before the district meet. Much credit goes to Coach Farmer for giving to the Amarillo High School a track team that was easily winner of the district meet l ,rr rliiT':'l 1 it-gi y llxlx, , i 6 'i i Q! 1 r l 't . N l, il ' ,l M y Q 31 9 K X, f ,, , l p' I 2-L: If Page One Hundred Forty-Nine , Nl gl ' 1 ' A I, , ' 'Zi' I i l ' V "Shun 1 ll' tl"" W?1Ms fx , f 1 ' " ' ' "+Me-""c's - X ' aw Q Ma ' if N.. ,f ,f -gg y..., , Y' gg gum on n 'sqm Q Q Q exigls' ' N ' l i, Wzwwggfv e XM TFL I A 1 RQ SZTI Y 551. illvli lg! l'JQ l ,Q WARD I-IUDGINS Cully placed in the 220 and ran a lap on the relay at district. He is one of the fastest men the Sandies have had for some years. Cully will be back next year and great things are expected of him. "Lal , y XV gm i f,,,,,,- f ',, 5'jX,Y1,i 1' ,-ff f X, ,AV l r ex . X f lf f -7 ss .f, l ff 2 nfs. MARVIN ERHARDT This was our managefs second year on the track squad. l-le won two places in the field events. No-creek threw his last discus, at Canyon in the District Meet, for the Golden Sand- storms. M1 ,T , If Lx-,x fl f f S 1 ,j-X-Y.., 1 fi , i 1 e is ZU1 T731 I A, N X Q., . i 7 A' ' X ll' T '10 Hunrlrcl Fifty m"ll I IIIIIIWX x 1 l f c, is e,e,ec,,eeQ ess Y 'f lll I'A:::e C. 1 ' i 17 X . . ,Ili 1. Q, X t XV ,Lvl ' I , K - X Ag U -L Qqqwrmk-F'-Fw X Q x tl 'nf:nu'r:1 k igly fji 1' gen D Q m v ? mf 'M4' iQ W an Ml A4 . . ull 1 it 'l i 1 'Q l , R , if l lil ull if GASTOINI DoBBs CHARLES DOEBLER Dobbs ran the 220 and a lap on This was Deb's second year on the the relay, He placed third in the 220 squad. He ran the righ and low and ran an excellent lap on the relay. hurdles, broad jumped, and hi-jumped. Dobbs has two more years and should Deb will be back next year and should develop into a "Charles Paddock". win every event he enters at district. ,4 r . ,, , Q . fb, l Tit lbw l i f ax i of -,Q TR 'fl it l l I 1 lll f 1 Z J n y i l l ,X it N X N ll ll 'ii . f l 5 ji A -. Y -, W 74777 , Y, W - Y, YYWEAM ,cf .--- EM. Y lllj l xx,-E. Wan l Page One Hu rx f Q ' . "ll I, H. lull U3 N I ,:il,ili' . x - x g H ,N :Ami-H+ ' M f l f X PM Mtg x kiln' ...-, ,N me ndred Fifty-0 f- .f 4:1 1.84 -. , l ,nl fr l' l -I A ' PPI. ,.l flmll Il :lil X Ill ,ll "ll i li' lit - :.:. ,::,. l E' A'A' I ' :: , Q, V :-:- q--- RA ':': 7 A: a ,-, , . :' as .1 2 , ' 2.,1 AA,1 KENNETH TRAVIS Travis was the track surprise of the season. This was his first year and he ran his lap on the relay with the fleetness of a cleer. l-le hicls fair to do things in track next season that will make the Sandies a formidable even- ing to any Panhandle team. l I l if 5 l l 4, f I ii "Cl v 7,44 X li , l:!lf'P A' 1 If fx vt KX i u' I yu, ix fx, - 4 1 ' x , 'P ,-.l f X I X, l7Ii"'f'l hwy t jj Nt 'Q , , -..., x J 'X , -Ig R N , fp of pf ms l 4 r fl l l M wi Nc X if lg! 6 'rx xg X 2 f 3 fi X N l f fi lk: 139 7' .3 3 ww f X . A , Will' T 'lim Page One Hundred Fifty-Two ,Qitl'5,, - Y 1 " U V In ' M, 1 ' Q Willy a. fa' I f - If t at if .lm as M lull M ,:a.1" 'lIlllIThx fa. U ' A- Q -Lua...-.., f fav-La 'Za . ' 'P , ' f f -',, 'I' ,,-- "ij x'gXl, "" U14 cs Q Q51 DQ Q H1125 A , ' ' 'fx llf Cf 5 l r -W xr L. 1- 8 I 1 Af ,-, i if-,zz 5 x , 4 I tl v 1 1 1 f 5. u I 1 -ing, W fl" 'ii 55 id ' if J M , l lfl 'lsr lv , 1 ' 1'l 15:5 ,I I Aw 1 yr lu., W M HQ, ll ' li u W I il , y M ' 1 I ' f my X. U xl il tl FRANK VAN NoY Van was one of the greatest assets on the Sandies track squacl. The whole school is proud of the way he ran his races at clistrict, With another year's experience Van will develop into one of the best men the Panhandle has ever producecl. lr Q. I l , 'l?'Tq'?RC-r-r-+,,. J 5 "ff -A is R-' f fi FTE? x fri?-fff QV All xx ' 1 , X lull all i 3x'l fL Y x 'li l Q f 4' lg t R llll ll' 141 SQ? f l 1 I 1 . ' Page 0 Hu fl d Vfry-Throx ' yum A , f KX lllllf l'l if fill' l 1 ,L ,lg ne n re 41 e ,Z p f A Q - ll' , l,, A. f w ' s VI. , .lr K 1 , f 'IMI Ii x, 1 , ,.., Juneau 0.1305 -,32...9Eh.-,755-X I O -.XX . as l a ' ,Q c r 1 f . L3 1' . - V i A- A U it ,.. .. . 1-Ti I XTAQ STQ iii. 'ft' Tia GQ oi . ,,, Wi' X 3 6 Q 5 5 it f t Z, .ZW ..,,.,.. QQ Q ms.. if '1 ' .wvwj mm FRANK BORDEN This was Borclenis third year to let- ter in track. History repeated itself and Frank again won the 440 at the District Meet. He runs a lap on the relay and hi-jumps. This was Bor- den's last year. fit? .X . .A x if if ' bi. SHN Wy? if xv X! . v IW. t - , ., K, wx X73 if? fi . tgirl, inf NX xl 1 XX KX x X ,N . 1 x R . Aff Z Z lager One Hundred F fty Four mm X 'N fmgiiliik .tits I . g I A . P ff V, ,x i f D ff - ff 1 ,if wa-1' 1 - X f Q . I .lllir A A S ' , . 1 IW . -"' A 1- x Q .. ,I N . -.1 tlrmmss vu... 1' - -f--' NHT- " f ' " 5 A Ill nm my M A ' J N' ,fe A l'ii:i fffffQ if .N X , "Q-QM TENNIS ...Y A l -'ff' ' Ef- " if 17,5 ' Jai Q51 ' l 1g IJ U I BOYS FRANK BORDEN CHARLES DOEBLER GASTON DoBBs MARVIN EIRHARDT WARD HUDGINS KENNETI1 TRAVIS I FRANK VAN Nov I GIRLS I BONITA CAZZELI.----Captain NETTIE MILLER GERTRUDE MCCONNELI. XI INXIX Pagc One Hundred I'1fty SIR f "iMPI..W'W ff ,XI II ,, w P I 1' ' , I I j f 71 W Iii' IQ! In IW I Q ' .IIII I I. ,I K f A,l Y., ,ei f,,gX1- ,,.. on aw ay , yx ,,. X ' IL3X'AIPcQSllA TENNIS The Amarillo High School Boys and Girls tennis clubs for 1928 showed a decided increase in membership and ability over anything in preceding years. Daily practice schedules were arranged for by Coach T. G l-lull. These daily schedules were supplemented by arranged games with other schools of the district previous to the meet in Canyon. Undaunted by the weather conditions which oftentimes made outdoor practice impossible, the tennis folks worked in the indoor gymnasium. Such persistence was rewarded in the district meet when all qualified players went into the semi-finals before meeting defeat. The students chosen to go to district were: Coleman Barnhill, Bill Flenniken, John White, Bonita Cazzell, Gertrude McConnell, Nettie Miller. Graduation will claim Cazzell, White, Flenniken, and Barnhill. Next year's team will likely be chosen from those boys and girls who were so faithful in adhering to the scheduled practice periods this year. With these men in reserve Amarillo should be dangerous to competitors at the District Meet. Page One Hundred Fifty Seven lu W-'uw lg :Ea I ' T S , l In AD 1 mil ll" ,s- -G ' 'Q f4. ' Wn?Ml'm 1 A, ,.,..-.,,. ,, L A ri- i f "-x . 1... H I t 1 - E32 .I if ill ' "IW UH. ry 1' , .,, ..., .,, . .,,. 1., .,,,, ,,.., , .A A. , .A. . . A . A " :iii ..A.A -A,'i , '..A1 Liiiij 4.5124 ' ,. .,., s W 'll zil. :,, f ' 'i ' .. , Q ' ' , t t H is , , R S I . Agia.: -... . TH , K ll ' 5 ,..., 5 i. . K::' 2 1:5-5, 5. l W , N AL My gi. nbb. A, w as V ,I L . ,:,.. b D ,lb 'Q' ' ' ' A . ""' A ' AA ri ll Aim, ,.kkLVL haf 5, ,frkwge ,,.,. . ,. ..... ,, .... . L . L If .,:,,,- 0 ,KLA . A N,::::.: 3 'vI,y ',:,-.', A', , N 'l f yy a A h ' TP' 'Q -"' L , A A A Ig A " KM e s s A .LN 1,' r E ,:., .,A' U . . A T3 f A AA 1 f' , Q AA- --A2 -":. 3 "Ah" . 2fA A.,A-' -'-- ' A AAA- COLEMAN BARNHILL Barnhill is an excellent tennis player. He has a serve that is nearly impossible A to get and his playing all over the court can not be equalled. He won first place in singles at District. DILLARD BUCKINGHAM Buckingham is a very good net man. He places his balls well and puts lots behind them. His serve is hard and his driving power good. BILL FLENNIKEN Bill ha splayed tennis doubles in high school for several years. His serve is hard and his net playing perfect. He played at District, with his partner White, but was eliminated in the semi-finals. Joi-IN WHITE White and Flenniken are very good doubles players. Both are of about the same standing. White is a good tennis player and we wish him luck in the future. 'F 'v' T flfy' M N r ' 1 f O ,v r Lilian' -I xg Y ,lf 1 r , .X L r LlX,X ' ,, Q . , , l X , , w lil Ii f V l , r J 1 ' 1 Q. Page One Hundred Fifty Eight 1l"llfb ' - WPLA fox 1 l il 1 l ll 'yr 1 RA' r J pf! V 7 9 'i r tl 1' ' lu ' lf ' fl lust' QQ! .Soil ' ' - ' all lihl In ra. ' . + - wi. , 'N ' - A 9" ,MV , in 'N In l sl! llll V H ,5, ll ' 'xv' 'n l ' - A--Q ..,-...-..-... X W . A . 4" tll f .ai Wx fi? 515- , Y f " "' --V . 1-' 4- ' I u rv: ' ' ll rs.. e in---X --rf ' .Y - - - ' - 'K "1"-T' L .: ' Ag e - ' " 'Hull ' 1-.tt tl' tt .halt l .il ll" 'ul W i ti ' i t ll .li lt 1 F .A it 1, l COACH HULL Hull helped the boys lots this year in every way. He got many matched games for them and helped them to better their weak points. GENE MEYER Meyer is a good tennis player. He has, a good serve and back hand. Gene did not play at District but we hope that he made a letter. i C. L. DUNIVAN l i C. L. plays a good tennis game. He has a serve like Barnhill's but has not de- ! veloped it far enough. Keep the good work up C. l... LAUREN BLADES Humpy's tennis is good. He not only plays a foot 'game but is good on hard balls His back hand is very good and we hope that Blades will keep on with his tennis. LNQ 7' .v V f-.W sl, fx! fXfX XXX 7 l Vg' ' , . '. ' will M X ',,g:,,.I" ,mfllllfgx-: Q' I. Page One Hundred Fifty-Nine X . . Q ' 9 l . f P 1 t Ml i ly .. K X It 'x lt jd Q ,gig E . . 5,5 ex .5 5 p t llj yi-,.f5,y... ' so f yi, pg 'l A N KJ RX - . illl it Q 1 ,, Tp., XR N tx .X if r , M 1 1. ' ill:-V. .3 H tx 4 2, . Q, it x is lf I Y . ,Y V.. ,, -gli mg: 7 ll l l . l 1 ly ,Vi N 4 eg 1 ' ' ' to ' W f i l n fl' ig v ll A .: ,Gtr 1 f QQ Y - '. ..in.is.i m- I , Q fr U Q Q5 - rm Ks-fy, I I L A A 1 R 0 s A Eiga? ' 1 1 1- ,G ' w al 7 :ffli "" l 'fail 'ffl v fillfg il, W ,. li zii ,.-2 ' fbni " ng c , "" """r i """"" P 1 ,,,if ,. L n - L, np ei l -..: Qs, zlb , p m I I ' L it ' if 1g .X ,. to Y i K' "' LW - l ' ' K' 50 N fi il ' e W' A Neff ri i S J -H a , , ,.x, , ,,,. +- 1 r H :-- 1 :':z ii., H :.: 5 x..:, -3' ' ' , .Q CHARLES GILLIAM This tall, lanky tennis man bids fair to help Amarillo High School win district in future meets. This is Gilliam's first year and with the showing he made in daily prac- tice he's likely to he heard from later on. HUGH HUMPHREY Hugh is a beginner in tennis competition for chosen representatives from A. H. S. to District Meet. With men like Flennikn, White, and Barnhill any new man would have to step to win the coveted place. Roy KNUPP Knupp is another new man in the tennis ranks. He is consistent in practice and gave competition. With a few more months of experience he will round into a real player. WILLIAM PEARCE Bill has one more year to help Amarillo boys win District in tennis competition. l-le is a good tennis man. L. N M g . ay? fx f O: xp A g , 'ig xl lit X 'lil e 5 Q5 X, J ,Su fi il? 'cwxk bil if gr iv l l - m ll IA 1 l 1 gh I ell' -?j il llql ' I Q ' l X , 5 Y 525 wf..4i.,,i. A X l pf l il ll Page One Hundred Sixty :ml ,' W i V l l f' 'tr Q A Niiitum A ' ilk? i.-15 ' p Q., ' 1, +3 ml Jain ilgil A ,K , .n , I Sip X ,ui A .U 1 x M, ,, , f ' f I I 2'-' ,,.""'9'sg feg' 0-My rsscfs-nfixf - FX -Q hs. I Q alll? 221. EG rx, l BONITA CAZZELI.-Captain-"Bob" Bonita played the singles this year. Slie played a good game but lost in the semi- finals. She has a hard serve and an excellent hack hand. This is her last year at A. H. S. Bonita is going to make some college a sure point winner. Good luck-Bob. NETTIE MILLER , Nettie was a good net player and partner. She could place her balls and is quick on her feet. She played a good game at Canyon but was eliminated in the semi-finals. GERTRUDE MCCONNELL 1 Gertrude was a good player on the back line. She has a deceiving serve and is quick on returning hard balls. She was defeated with Miller in the semi-finals at District. ft I , U H5 fl Q l6A fJlIgxi- , i I N xg! f 'ff' 4.1156 ave Nfl, .ff N , .-.Q f rf'fra.rr1 K rx to I if-395 'M in X 1 f tb" Mlmlwi X s- lf Glu ,t f w as-U' .. Xxx RA f hr ll .l-lc t - vti- - Q J 'lj . ., Page One Hundred Sixty-One ,.':f. , ' ' Ill X . lf ww. f dl' I l , tl 1 . Illr ,I ' , 'I n 4 In N 1 f yi f X ,:,,.' ' , - E. .. ' ' ---........ , at umfdf X 1, 'KQ fu we .'n7Mni l4 Q f, ff 4551A ,iir .YW ,Z ,J ,, ,af , A' gfffff, , , U1 Nl v V ' N x K 5 ' 5' 'U' 1' - ,lf , " ' v-1 , .Aff +L'-f -- 2 2 . X "' , - . ?-PEVA77 "fir-1--1-,,- ' "l' ' Bus." mu' ' 'M' '. -'f ' . 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T 1 T WHOLESALE I il 1 1g X l' ll L Automobile Accessories and Radio Supplies 5 -9 l - -x l il 1 AMARILLO, TEXAS 1 Q ll, ll I l ll fx ' ' ' " I R ,110 ddStyEg Whos X pf wh X ill L D fl f ' I M ,lr lg, g l I l ux ml' sian.-nn1nn-un1nu11unvnlr-un1lul-llui 11111-111i111 - iili Ilhillliq li 1 M, l f all my Pa e ne Hun re ix - i ht ' 1 ZW. .I - Ili Nl :V Q " ll , Mg' L 'a fl! P""l- .L X , ,,.x ' f , Z ',.,,i 'xvghi I... ',4 '11-'Q51 Q52 " fx W'4 I mlm so fi of A i'1"'1'4 H. . . a.n,,.Ml'm A'y AM.XRll,LQ ABSTRACT Cf 5. I Abstracts C. D. SEARS, Pres. Oil Maps 5 g Blue Printing PHOTOSTATS Drafting I I Engineering Multigraphing I 'I Dial 2-2291 108 W. 5th St. T I : : 1.57737 l'll llaT.IT'u""'ul1i'll-"'lllWllllTllTllT Tl!TllillllillllllIliIMTHITIlTl0TllTllTll1ll1ll'ClI I : 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 f I I Tlv-UAE Crl,lz lLl.l'.C, l'RlC LO L J. C. HONEA, Mgr. 7 I II5 W. 7th Street Phone 9950 Amarillo, Texas I I : :1llT'll-Tull -3llillillTllTllTlITll?1lllTllill!TIlTllTHllHllllillillillllllllll illll lllillil I : ' l I 4-XRlXlY S: NAVY STORE I 206-210 E. 411, street 2 I I SERVICE OUR Morro I : l V- - - - - ' ' ' """'n'-"-"-"-"""""""- ' - - ' ' ' "'-'mi HTlPPERARY', I Rustic Mountain Home ancl Cottages I I For booklet write Miss Neal L. Allen I Tipperary Cottage Manitou, Colorado I I 2 : -...I-.. - - .----....- .-m.-...-...-....-..-...-...-..-.......-...-..-..- .- -..-. -..- .. -..-.,- I I : I DRESS WELL I I Everything for Ilie Young Alan al I i Rl7BlN'S i I 405 M Polk Dial 2-2913 I I l I -...-..-..-M-..-..-. ------.----, ,,,,-.,.,...,,,,-W-,,,.,,,,-,,,,..,,,-,,,,-,,,,,,,,, : t I I Phone 6811 GUARANTEED SERVICE I I ROBERTS lXllARBl,E CO. : of Amarillo I I Marble and Granite Memorials I I L. B. HAMMOND, Mgr 1011 Locust St. i I - Ilvv -In-Im-un-lu-lu-uu-nn1nu-nu-un1un1141-un1uq-n-uni.1-qliqniul-ug-i.u1..,... 1 1..1,..1..- E 2 I I CLOTHES FOR DAD AND SON 1 I ancl also the Furnishings I I Always Up To The Times : IStetson Hats .I I Ifxfyf Crossett Oxfords! , u J, A 1 . ' I '11 S'.ty- ' M Win 1 i titanium: -1 -- 1 1 -- 1 - - -- inn-uu1uu-un-uu1 1 1 1 1 - -un1ul1uu-un1uu1nq-ini, P11 fe One Hundred iv Nine - ,Ili If 1 , fi ' I X gh Agni i" I ' X 1 M V , :,,,!' 'Illlll K f u Q - H 1 1 ,..,AE..1-1- f ss ft ,, ' 'f V f' 5- "1 M U ' Q QE :m oi CH mf, X M 5 151143.32 .fi ' ' V- , Ku- 42 ,. ' . ,ah M. f mi' in ui M my -6Q "J'1"'7A W :mail Im L lx 'AI no SLB.-1 IU III -. - -in LA 'AI RQ s A . ....- 'Ill .... ........................... . , III I 1 T I ith 5 5 ' 'I 'ri I I I., 1 -'The Best shop for Style-After Air' I i x, .r 2 ' I' I I I E E I i 1 I . .II HLBARNARI Q i If I imcorvormreo Ik ir E i I I WOlVlE.N'S AND IVIISSES WEAR E I I I I Phone 6257 - 905 Polk Street Amarillo, Texas I -im.. .... .. ..,. - .... -...... .,.. - .,.. - .... - ..,, ... .... - ..., -,...-....- ..., --..---- .... - .... - .... .. .... - .... - . ..-....-ml---wi.. TECHNIQUE When my first man went, I cried and pined, Which ages one very fast, I find. When the next one left, I did not care, But I learned a new way to cut my hair. Now I merely smile in a wistful way, For that becomes me, they all say. Bob Brown: Can youse tell me what a pauper is? Ford Benham: Sure. A pauper is what the newsboy delivers every morning. Prof. Truitt: Raymond, youyre the n'ost valuable man in the class. Raymond D: I-low's that, Mr. Truitt? Prof. Well, you talk in your sleep and so keep all the other men awake. A frat dance is one of those affairs at which you come in like a lion and go out like a lamp 'f--- ---- -r-- rfrf --- - - ---I--II-u-----I--I--I-----H------------H--I- - - - - - ------'---I Take the Short Flight to Economy I at Uur Big New Daylight Store I I I o 0 I I I I I I K? INCORPOFQAYTED 1 X I QQARANTEED cLo'r1-IES i I4 , Il ' IIN I ' 3' v R : CI..- -'T:.:-"W L 'A' - 5 I Q I T Dallas, Houston, Ft. Worth, San Antonio, Nlemphis, Tenn., Beaumont T Jas. K. Wilson, Pres. and Gen,l Mgr. 5 : F. W. Walker Mgr. Amarillo Store 2 I Phone 2-3049 Upstairs at 905 Polk St. I AMARILLO TEYA5 ' fwm ii-i""f I M fax pam: N X 'E I I ,V I I f , I III I' 1 1 I I II I , 1 ' I :gfi E2 flwm-lm-mr--m-uu-uu-un- -- - u-nn-rm-.IIt-un-un-ul--ml-mt-un-rm-m- -rm-nu-ml-lm-.m-nn-nu-n-jg 'Ml xl: If I1 Q 1 iljiljff' Une Humlrerl Sev' ty ,391 Im!! HU, If J Q ' "" , II" . V ' I , M fl ,.. I" aw w w" Ma i s X ' ' IW! me .-1. II.Iis:?5s...+1f " - resse gy ll .af r QBEA -1 , .t..n..i1K'R 9 ia. 1 -1- ----------------- ----------- - o . yy, ,u, Kg ,, P , x " nk. 1- f A 1 as-1 -1 11. 1 .1 - ...M ft f 3.6 ' 11' 1'1 N " O ff M ' is NUM fl J, 121 ' ' tiff lyl Ill ,Pu nu .... I. ef. WL, l l ,531 : - III., l 1 W i 1 1 1 1 1 1 l 1 Vtvhy Not Get The Best? l 1 l I Have Your Clothes Master Cleaned I l I l l 1 I 5000 Satisfied Customers I l l l l 1 . 1 , l T Alll,-XRll,l,O LAUK DRY 1 1 5 "KWITCHERKIKKIN" Dial 825l I 1 'l',---.-......-...-..- .-..-....-......--..-...-..-...-..- -..- -... --------- ....-...gg Mrs. Brown: What time did Bob get in last night? lVlr. Brown: Oh. about one thirty. Mrs. Brown: lsn't that unusual? l-low did it happen? Mr. B: The roaclhouse burned down. Margaret Tutt: "Did ycu hear what happened to Johnny?" Winifred Simpson: "No, do tell." lVl. T.: "He got drunk in Venice and tried to lie clown in the gutter." ag..-..-........ - .-..-.........-.... -..- .. -..-..-.........,- - - ........-.... - -..-...!. 1 1 l 1 l 1 l l XX'tll'l'li it KIRK 1 l 1 5 31 Years of Faithful Service 2 Ladies Apparel!-Dry Goods-Shoes E 1 l 45,1 l Dial 8241 M fg 1 l l , : l-M1 - - - ty-0 1 ,l l 1 i tl x dt' 1 I I 1 n In ll In nu uni. lx I 1. One Hunrlrt l 5 ne Ji 1 'la l ltliifl 1 l i 'md' -ff if t w P r 1 Q K T A n 1 eHgg5ff1J1mVfi'A1Rq5Almpwfggfgiha Q, fee +11' If I r T l T l e i l , 2 2 ,I I g 'lig Lfiig ew T I -ewffff e 5253 1 --' ' ,, Ei 1.1 i 12313 : 1? ixs' 3 351 T71 ,Q E I T A e igec--2" e X l l -T::i?4 5: ..-Q-r-"':'4's ,:' .','f"'T"'+ f 5 -5 ' , 1 2 ,Z e 1- -4 T L 1 " -x , f',. A, , - 'T A , b 5 5 ,v " all Vw f j I f-',,,.v . ' 'mln-Q-iz , ' 1 L . 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I +1-I---- - -- ------------------------ I-I-M-g , I I I I 'I I i I I I I I 5 'I VIII ' I I I I I I III I : I I II I Be A Booster For Amarillo I and Home Industries I I INSIST ON I : , A I I AMARILLO GASULINE I l : I I I I I I MADE IN AMARILLO 2 From 1 AMARILLO CRUDE I E I I 3 I I , I I I I T I II 1 : I Produced By I AMARILLO MEN 5 I I . -. . 5 i Amarlllo Reimmg' Co., Inc. I : ,I I I I I I I I I I , I I i ,I I I I , I , .I ...L I I II . r ng, 'I. I9 i.. 4 I I I I ag: O Hundred S nty-Three W . I WIYIIIII If I I +I " -- P I e ne III 'N 0 XIII' ,I I I i I ' X f J- ' lk .In f X -Q 4' , jwnv - I 'n i I '- 1 -Q- . Q., ,,.. Vx ff ,IW L If I-MI 1 Q 153,5 2 5 C. R. MQAFEE DR. L. K. PATTON CHAS. A. GREEN President Vice-Pres. 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Wrox If INSTALLFH'-Nr The Pan1mndle's Largest 'Furniture Store Taylor at Sixth Phone Z-2293 ,z USTIFICATION a of faith is the aimg care, ability and determination are i the requisites of a craftsman. Ill We' are craftsmen in the art of Printing RUSSELL AND COCKRELL, Inc. The Printing and Stationery House at Amarillo, Texas . V I i -I-r Q gm L A 'AI RQ sivi II +I it-I it X' I I 'II I I it I I Il. I I I I I In T ' A C K A R D I I I i "Asif The IIifar1 Wyho Owns One" I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I XY. TIBIRIUNS, Inc. 300 E. Tenth sf. Dial 5283 I I I I I '52-... ----.--..- ..-....-..........-.I-..-..-... -.------ - -I-M-H+ FANCY FIGURES A recent investigation of how twenty-five moving picture stars got their jobs re- veals the following: 4 swam the English Channel. I I had killed their husbands. I had hit 99 home runs. 2 had been heavyweight champions. 2 knew something about the producer's past. 4 had won beauty contests. I COULD ACT. -5.-ii-..-.W-.1..-..-..-...-... --.-..--.----.- 1- - - - -..i-I? I I ' ABI.-XRILLU GREIQNIIUIISIQ I T I I i P. H. Buthker :III i 605 TAYLOR STREET i fi : I I I I I I : I I +I- "" --------------- ------ -' ' '- --"--"'-""--"- "" -'wi' I II I Page One Hundred Seventy-Five Q ' . "III'III0 A M 'X 9 , Ib" 'lm' I' ' ...aim , .x 6 Q MIM M- A L1.. am 4-fl .A 1 RQ SIA P 1 .... i.. .... ..-9 ll: f Lf- H' 6 .g...-.............,,-....-.......,..-..,... .. .. - .. - - ... - - .. - - .. .. .. - - - .. .. - T Q I H. R. JACK J. N. Rrcos I I I Q X 1 i s i l f r i g Dm 5 PANHANDLE MQTQR eo. T I I T Dial 4395 Sales and Service 7l0-712 Taylori , I -w- "-- -H ------------------------- H- -"- -Iw- A traveling salesman was found dead at his hotel and his firm received this mes- sage. "Your salesman Goldberg died here today. What shall we do?" The answer came back promptly: "Search his pockets for orders." Cully: "Who was that peach I saw you with last night?,' Rosie: A'That wasn't a peachg that was a grapefruit." Cully: uflrapefruit? How come?" Rosie: "I squeezed her and she hit me in the eye." Bob W: "My, what a terrible bump: where did you get it?" Fred I-I: "Night Club " Bob W: '6Where was it?" Fred H: 'ACop's hand." '!"" "" -" ----' "' ---------------'----' M"-'xi' I I I I 2 I - A. V. C., Inc. E - I L Useful Everyday Items You Need I i Both during your school days and during each step in life, as you progress along Iife's pathway i ASSOCIATED VARIETIES CC., Inc. tyb I l I I I l 5...-...--.....-............ ,-.... ........... .....- .--. . . -....-iq. Page One Hundred Seven f ' ' A ' 1 im Q as . :Af ra i d t e f lp? :It I mimi . , Wzm y s ,, :IIAWS , ma m a K, Ima t ra'Ee:,a:e ' ' O ' figesa ,,,M,mgQ W. .5 il -:Q, 7g5es:QSl1l'T A 'A 1 no s A ci. iglglil ,I .. it if- I I I f 3 , l l li' Q Need a carpenter-Phone us V i l Let Us Supply Your XYants Q l li ' 1 g HAVE YOU- WE. l-lAVE- i i Broken Window Glass? Window Class i Q Leaky Roof? Shingles and Other Roofing Ma- : L House, Garage, Floors, Furniture terial. l ! Automobile or Baby Carriage Best Paints, L ! Needing Paint? Varnishes and Enamels. ! l l l - - I T S'l AR l,UlXflBlLR CU. l l f Dial 2-0915 Call Us 505 Jackson St. i our Trucks Wm Ga It To You Pfomptiy i l .i..-..-.. .... ..-......-.. ..... ..-..-..-..- ....-..-..-..-..- -..-.... -..-..,: A man in a Packard was easing along at 55 one day last week and noticed one of the new Fords gaining on him. He fed the Packard up to 70 the Ford crept up alongside of him and the worried-looking operator stuck his head out and asked: "Hey, Mister, do you know how to get this thing out of second gear? 'Eavesdropping againf' murmured Adam, as his little playmate fell out of the apple tree ul won't be home until late, dearief' said the young husband, "but I won't lock you out." Byron: "Had l known that tunnel was so long, l'd have kissed you." Pauline: ul-leavens! wasn,t that you? - q........-..-..-. -. -..-......-..-..-..-...-,.-....-...-..-....,.-.......-..-.....h.- - - - .....-.r,!, I . L S8,000,000.00 Loaned on Amarillo Residences! l Sl ,000,000.00 Available at This Time! I I We Write 7 FIRE and TORNADO INSURANCE Q 5 And Sell I lr l REAL ESTATE i ,li , my E Asiirixx' ami sHoR'r ll l PHONE 8228 5 . till In . ' - ty5.1 gl-V, Wwln . I V 1 i lug Y 4...-...- - - - - - ... - ........-....-.........-.U-.i-............- - - -...-...-...-...................-...g. :gf l K J it P' . One Hundred Seven cn en hal, I N X Ax Q R XJ ' H, ,I . 'lrul 'ln 1 w , :QW walk, A- 0 .. 1 1 is QA QA ' M 9 A- f xv i v. a n m ,fa mfg" 7 ,- MJ!!-Q 0, 1- Hom e Q 02 Q na' X' maj - - XX f .1 ' in .aa fun? V, E - Y un- V ,.- I . Amps ,fin 0 4,41 ,H 2 f M Mfr' Y R-4"'7:h , X . A-'AGEE J tm ITA A 1 R o ST ' I I 1- .gary -1.2.4. fbi: ITIIISI ir- "" ------ ' ----- -"' - "" - "" - "" - "" - "" ---- " - -' ' ' ' " "" I Compliments of W 'IQ L - 5 'ld ' I mln II I I Fr l E r Ie, E ! II I E 1 Q I Q I I C I ,Cc JTIeeI I IL R5 I 412 Polk st THE STORE FOR MEN AND BOYS 3 iw- - -- - '--1 - '1-' - -- - - -- 1 - 11-1 - -4-' - ,-'- - --1- - '-1- - --'- - -1-- - -1-f - -.-- - ---- - -1'- - --'- - .-L1 - --11 - '-,- - 1-?- - '--' ----- 1 - 1 - -I-2. Every woman has a secret desire to writefchecks Wayne L: s'Got any gin?,' Noble L: 'swhaddya want with ginf' Wayne: "To make some ginger aIe.', Dorothy IT: I'When cIicI Vvashington take his first ride, Gitanjahf' IVIary L: hljorsooth, my clear, 'twas when he took a hack at the cherry tree." .g..,.....,-..,,...,....,...- -,,..- -.,..-.,.,-..,.-.,..-,,.-..,.-...--..,...,m-,..,-..,,-..,.-,,..-.,.,-.,.,-...,.. .....,,-,......,....,,,-MQ. CITY FARM I , I II, O O A A X N I .I ,Q , I III 5 S I 'Ml fx 39 I M I I , I M i j 4' LV I ht Www Way X .III I "I, , WI N iw- ,,,. 1.111-H111 1uu-nn- -- -nw-nl ---1 -- : ---------1111 III'-mfs T I A F II , ,. 394 QM Pzuru One Hunrlrcrl bc-ven h - arg fr '51, ,L , ,eff I ' 'I F 5 I but cr 'Pill f ff- riw'-f-,Wo - -. ,I ,e fi K' I A I iq' VkW9'w'9r IUELDSQSZDR wnflrl xgik '..YI1..y..I:3::4i4. ...., ., .. , . -:f"r .-:1g:111?..:.4.Ty5Li 5-,j- W: I LI. A1110 Ilqrfnw f i ' .iw Q I I Tm ------------------------ I--mm+ I I I I I 'Q I I , I I I I I 43 -F Fire CIIRIJIII 'XY-SA LQ NDFRS Accident ' Tornado Health 5 Insurance--Loans-Bonds I Hail Liability EAMO An Old Reliable Agency Burglary I T Plate Glass Compensation : Phone Z-ZZSI I I6 East 6th I Rain Bonds I General Agents National Surety Co. I gmmwm ..... .-mmmmmmwMmM,------mm www -------------------------- -M I I I I I I IXIQURIIQ-INJSIIIUN COMPANY i "The Store With the Coodsn I I Corner 7th and Taylor I I "The Busy Corner" Mercliandise of Quality at Lowest Consistent Market Prices I +Mi ---- --------- ------------- -ww ion- iiii -. - - I I I I I I I I I I I I I BETTER PRINTING -I QUICKER - IVRIGI IT PRINTING 5 I 4 Taylor St. N QIIIII I im C I O Phone 745 I f-, ' ty-N' 'E' I If KWZZV' E-HFAI-' .in-ii.- - - - I- - - - - - - - - - - - - - -.I-iii.-..-...i....i,i..Ii.....i.-...i-....-ii-Q. Pa 'e One Hundred Seven me I ' ,III- , 1., I I 5 , 1 Q ,Lf 'llll "- ,..,.,.,...... I 014.41 A 'IU ' A' I I" .I .. iq -..-In fad- 'in e W ee as fu "X Wm I if X ll I .11 mas. .R.au- ' ., V ,-- Y , -- A ' mnwf ,NR A ' A' I ii si QI ,711 ' -' IIIIGSILA' 1 T ur- - ' ' , f e X N, lfllr 7 ' lil" fili Mt ,ff ll 'i'.55.l -l-l'llrl li- ii - llli .fi.1.,.. 1i.. lim.-n.1m. 11111111111----11 1 - 1111-n-uf? ll'-l : : HI ! l l Ill' 1 l ll l Our Bank Ts Your Bank l I E I I l ww 1 I . . . L l F Everyone here is at your service, we are happy to serve you. An ln- i T telligent, progressive bank service awaits you here. There is at your i 1 command our time. attention and experience, as well as good mechanical : l equipment to give you safety, accuracy and promptness. g 1 ' : l L l L 1 L li AMARILLO BANK and TRUST l CQMPANY 1 ' 3 I l 'i'n1nu--un1un1nu1 -un-un-uu1uu--nu-nu--nu-un-un-un1uu-nu-un1uu 11-1-11 1 I--w1Iwiu Howard: Do you want to marry a one-eyed man? Azelle: No, why? Howard: Then gimme that umbrella. The young man had just driven home from college at the close of the term. "Did you pars everythingf, anxiously asked his mother. "Everything but two Buiclcs and a Hudson-darned if they musn't have had aeroplane motors in 'emln FT"7"7n'll'7llllllllll T T , ll-l1l4fI1ll Q l ! 2 PA N l"l,fXND l, IC lolARDW"ARlf Cf lhfl PANY T CHARLES H. HOPPIN T l l T N The Home of New Process Cas Range . 1 I T r lll : - rl I 2 General Hardware, Queensware and Sporting Goods i N' u 2 2 'xl -if L W L has Q l 406 POLK ST. PHONE 2-0813 I Ml ll? l i u l lg. i rl :QQul1vn1wn1un1un1uu-un-mf 111111- ,.,.1,,,....,,,,1,,,, .1.,1.1..1i ,,,,,,,q, t Dame One Hundred Eighty ll- lf ijt roll, ui, . ' , 9' M M .I , wilfully, A. rf,- llflu ,TN , Q , gmt 'lrlllfiik- -" U .. Q , , D xx I .QEMMKRJ w w f an Q -' q f4. , ,5,if M 'S'-3-el:2E1 ?5?aY..J2a:i A I ll ,, 6- - Q, 'l 'A-ex I L A i A I R Q S A l 1 7 ' I 4'i 1 l vit l lil K' iq, K l,l Vlrl 4... H .. . .. up Li I I X rv .2 li I V El 'T-' 3 f .. - w ll I :fl N I 'il' f i rifihggw ETSEQ 3 W T ,Qi -" 1!f " e4f: . . . I li' T Medical and lJI'OlCSS1O112ll i ly I 3: 2 if L ii sealra . . l H FJ E g EJ ' - l L yflw q gggrgg it Building Q Q 55 . 52556 if L EISK INVESTMENT co., owners Chas. A. Fisk, Pres. 2 l - A ! I :g an L n f - I 'fp-1.1. .....-..1...-..-...1..1n-n-'-1.n- --u-n-an-u-u1u-nu-n-un-nu-uni:-n1uu-u-In--'fo Louise C: I think it's terrible to send those poor Marines to Nicaragua. What'll they do down there? Helen B: Heavens! l'laven't you ever been out with a Marine? Evelyn I-I: Cln Drug Store, I Want a little pink tablet. Druggist: "Yes: what's your trouble?" Customer: Ml want to write a letter." The Bride and Groom had their first spat .E sit lasted all evening and through the night. so, when Hubby woke up next morning he decided to be diplomatic and ignore the whole thing. So he went to the top of the stairs and called down: "What,s for breakfast, darling?" "Rats!" came the response. "All right, dear" he answered, "You can cook one for yourself, but boil an egg for me. ., ,f rt' 'f"-"""""'- " '-"""""-"-" -'--'-'-'-'-'--'- -"-"P l l l l Q The Store of Better Values L l l g IACKMAN'S 1 I 1 I 607 Polk St. I I T T i Women's Wear Exclusively it 5 Our Best Wishes to the Boys and Girls of Amarillo High School g :ll : : ,D T, Q WE APPRECIATE YOUR TRADE Q T, I i I 'Pity ' lr'- I o!v1l-I-I 1111-1 u1u-nn-un1nn1uu1n-1--11.11.1..1..1......I1..-...1......1..-.I---inf' 'aim xl lvl? I Page One Hundred Eighty-One 4 t W T f mlilhlllll f- . - l 0 ibm-3 KSN , , , tj -'fr:1rfoQX4 x J' - - . . ., ,,A,,,,,,,,,,. X, lima. lsr , -ir' . Q Q L A I A 1 RQ S A ugh-Rav. 5533- 'fill Wifi - - '5 ,ii A-M --------------- ------------ H M-M-Q gel, tails L Q rail 1 L lf W 1 1 W ll 1 I ill i ll ' F ww 1 1 ll pl L - Q ll Q 1 Amarillo's Oldest Jeweler Q gl ll l l l il . HUGH XVHITCOMB l l 5 Quality Jewelry g I i l I I l 618 Polk St. Dial 9737 1 I l l +41-M -------------------------- --H---H+ Sign up, gents. Learn that new clance-the postage stomp. Charles L: You are perfectly normal? Fred D: Yes. Chili: You light your cigarette with your right hand? Fred: Yes. Chili: That's not normal. Most people use a match. .g...-..-...-...- .... -.......-...-...-.....-.,.- -...-....-...-... ---- ...-...- - -. .. - - - -...-.iz . l WE. THANK YOU- l l 5 For your patronage and will be back next year with better service f and values than ever before. T I l l N- l ' 'll it ' 1 ll f SCHOOL SUPPLIES l uri KERRS T H i T A . P E . w ag O Hu 1rdFghtyT0 I l I Q I ll ' ' E 1 i ilk L i i jt 1 r 1 lil x Q...-.H-ul -M.-.I-nn-mi--1.--u ----- nl----lu-un ----- ---- - - --1-nf. XM w El I W . 'fig U P fe ne nm e Ji - W .Rl Wg' G QW! . i Xl'lii'wIr f P 1 1 , 1 ' nf f. fkiww ' fu 'iii' V ,,"gm'IIll'fQ'-fx' mo n ey Sa -I-Sv '4 SX mv WW! 7 il'1'- " ,. Vw .. 1 .:?:..:n S, ' n l' --- L: ' ' ,-- ' A A ' " . 'R ER ' ' 'z n fm ' 5- " 'l""N uf 1 f i? L1 VTL5, I A 1 RQ S' A liilv nl, I , , . Q, li? I l I 'I tl xl. I AMARILLO HARDWYARH LO. I L i i g We Carry I g An Extensive Supply g of the I 1 I Nation's Standard T l T Sporting Goods I : I - Q' l l Phone 2-3731 502 Polk sf. ' 2. 4.1-In -11-1-11--1-- 1-1----- I I-nu-un-un-IIM1 -nu-n '!"'-'n- '-'- '------"--- '----- ' ---- ' " -'Nl' l l '7 7 " A A- l 1 562. , i 5 io. e I 'L a e - i gf e fe e - ' lien z 2 sg ala ZIZZZ 'E .iff ' Q K,--,gm mmm' ll r l l ' i:-- Qfseft i 4,5 F, 'LY it - l f ,f'L ' e5'.' 'e 'EY , 1 'Z L ' l I F V if' 1 ' W V V V Y 4 1 2 i PHE Lll lwllf, BRUXYN l'l0LlSlL ' T An Exclusive Gift Shop ' E T i A beautiful line of gifts for your commencement presents E 2 A few suggestions listed below: Q l Letter baskets Diaries 2 L Portfolios Tidy boxes l gill, Q Cigarette boxes Vanity boxes 5 1 llx I And other gifts in charming variety 1 , U ly: I 204 W. Tenth St Phone 2-3915 ' XX' H l l, ll in-nu-nu-un1uun1uv-lln1nu1uu1nl 1111-111111 Hll- 1104-IH1H"-'l'l"' "" -""-""1"'i' 'fill J age ne undrcd Ei 'ht -Three ' itll Jil' Y 'Ill P O H is Y X V!! f ' - 'IV UPM f'- 5 " A 030.43 X , f A' Q -- ,, - NQAA-Qrvrv -' SX i l lllfmun m i' "t w b e f m- M 5 3 f 28-29-30 NIIIIII Bldg. Phone 2-1027 I I - I I L A iA 1 no STI 'I 1 'IIC' I? + IW gi. 2. I I-I , Z5 263' .L 1- v1-6 m if tj 0 AI, I, 1 I III, I,I I' JI ,I I I ..-..-----------------..------.---....-.. IIK I I I I IW . II I I II- I I -I I I III' Q' I - I I I I' -' I 5 T :XII I 1 I II I I II I DUIJISEERCITI-:ERS I M DTD R CAR S I I I I 1 3 SENIOR SIX I 7 GREA'T VICTORY SIX I i SIXES STANDARD SIX I I I I I I I I I CUl,II.UNI IXIIUTOR CQ., IHC. I e Tyler at Seventh Phone S247 I I . .i.II-.II-...-.I..- .- -...I-..III.-I...-...I-. -..-..-...I-I.-..- -. -I...-II.-..-..-...-.I.-..-...I.-..I...I..I-......II.g.A Warden in Model Jail: We let the prisoners work at their own trades here- blacksmiih, Shoemaker, carpenter or whatever it rray be. Now, what's your trade? New Prisoner: l'm a traveling salesman, Sir. Bonita: Shall we dance at the Nat? There's always a good crowd there. Vilas: No, let's go for a walk. l'm so nervous tonight I couldn't stand still. "Girls were harder to kiss in your day, weren't they, Grandpa?" asked Ben Ansley., "lVleIJbe," was the response. "But it wasn't so blamed dangerous in them days-A the old parlor sofa wouldn't smash into a tree just about that time. Pelham: How much liquor can a Scot drink? ' Shorty: Any given amount. q...-I.I.-..I-II.- -.I.-III.-.I..-..-II..-III.-..- -II.-III.-I..-I.-.I-II...-I.-.I ---- ---- - In-II 'f' Q e I "Ed, Spann, the Insurance Man" I V 2 I I Ian. SPANN a Co. I I I I II I I INSURANCE.-BONDS-LOANS I I ' I 1 II I Oldest Agency in Amarillo I X II 5, I T' ghty Q . I f f .-SAE,-.fztrx ' e I Ind! M Il -' I fu: in III! I I I I 'II III I , , III I ,7 jgn-un1lIIr1ln-nn1uu1uu-uII1IIII1I:In1 1 1 1 1 1 -- 1111 1 :1nu1uu1- 1nnI1uu-uu1mI1II.h my . I I P' One Hundref ui r Four ' II . ,,, f ' - NIIIIII I - III! 'Il , I I f ,flltiil ffllllfgv- Shu, A 4 IQ Q Q G A A .. 11 , ,xx X, WI' JH- I I, I' A : ."..z.s?I 'utr e, - 'II -- ef I ' JL " ' I I M" l ' lil . iii 2 THHWMH eww -ma A 1 I 121 I I -Q' li "BY FROST, NOR FIRE, NOR FLOOD. NOR EVEN 2 TIME, ARE CLAYS DIESTROYEDH l i I l l l l l 1 l l l l l l l l L Bricklayers, Masons and Plasterers International Union of America L l l Q Local, No. 19, of MfiAR1Li,o, TEXAS 1 I I I .i..-..-..-..-..........-......-..................-.............-..-......-..-..-..-......-......-..-..f. A man was strolling clown the street leading a funny looking goat. The goat hacl had a slight misunderstanding in his younger days ancl his nose had been chewed off. The man met a friend of his and the following conversation took place: "l-lellog that's a funny looking goat, how did he lose his nose ?" "O, he had a fight a few years ago and had it chewed off." "But how does he smell ?" "Simply awful." i ,lx Q .!................... ..--- ...-........ .... .... - -..-..- .. - .. .. .. .. ...-...-..? ! l 5 For Economical Transportation lg f ,O i 1 CHEVROLET 7 l Sales Service T 1 BIGGER ancl BETTER X l E E i N PLAINS ClllfYROT,ET CO. l l 5 r , i Jesse A. Rogers, Pres. l ll E l : : ' mx W America's Most Luxurious Low Priced Car L I .F u 4''1""""'I1"l--1011!I-H1111-ll1ll-In-n1-in-nu 1111 ...1..-..1..1,... ...,....,.,..,..,,..,,,,,,.1,,,i, P: ,. One Hundrei P hty Five 'VU N T , f i ' ""i'wI A ll" W A ' .fMUbMQam fi L lil' W ' 1 T Business Phone 2-0432 Res. Phone 8447 5 H I l V1 v - i I i i -3-A- - "' ml I-ITA I A 1 RQ STI if 5. 1 ., ,nn. . . ,nnn . : : lla J. L. SUMMERS if HIGH CLASS SUB-DIVISIONS AND 7 T ACREAGE l i I I I0j5 West 6th Street I l I "A Stranger in Amarillo for 28 Years" T T +..-....-....- - -..........- ..-....- -.n-....-..- - ......-....-..-,...-.N-. -....-.. -....-........,..- -...-,...-...pl "Your school isn,t a college: itls a match factory N said a smart young scamp to a co-ed. uYou're right," replied she. "We furnish the heads and get the sticks from the lVlen's colleges." Harold N: "What sort of a guy is this bootleggery Bettie B: Oh, he's all right in his place4but his place was raided." Herbert D: "The state is sending my brother East." Frank A: "Oratorical contest?" l-lerb: "No, grand larceny." x ff- '-': - -'-' - "" - -"- -"'- 'f1- - ':" - -M ----------- 1-t ----- ""-"Q 2 HARRY HQLLAND X "Smart Wwf For Mm" - 1 i l 1 510 P0114 sr. t 1 f : 1, lF5.ht l if Y i 5 ju i 5.1.-M..-....-....-u,.- - -...... - .. - .. - - - - - - - - -.- - .. - - - ' Pave One Hunrlrec li f y-Six 2 ' ,slit EW , , I I . N 'M 1 ' x , ,l"' - ,i ' ,hill ' W, ,x , f c-.1 wi., .,-' , fs. f, ' -1 ...,sL...-.. , xx W., I ' "-- - .' H, E' 'u'IJi , ' fx- kwa bf? 1' Q: 66 92 'ls N ll 11 max Qll . 1. l43?tA- , 4 ' - -HL: .2 '-, H' 703 A ' 1 4 fa. dl ll X x Q X 1 My 1 H H!-.TAA sy Qqcmfm ' t" 313 206: -'Y f - A fr it-1 -serif" ggwfiamwwhLAwA1RqdKTmMhbi5gwwwi . H a .... 1 -.4 --.- M 1 : I! lil 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 l l T "BETTER BUILT HOAMES FOR AIWARILLOU i Ml 1 1 11 ' 1. 1 - 1 I 111 1 sic HAACOLR 7 1 1 CONTRACTOR 1 g Amarillo, Texas 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Phone 7713 Office: 1018 W. Sixth St. 1 -i-.-..-...-.1-..-......-..-..-.......-..-...-.1-...-..-....-..-..-.1-.1-..-..-..-1.- -...- Mary: Say! Did you hear about the new furs 1 founcl on the street car? Kenneth: Nawf What about 'em? Mary : Transfers 1 The fire bell rang. A stuclent leaning out of a seventeen story window to see the fire engine fell out. The heavy machine passed over his prostrate body. l'm a football player," he saicl, as he rose ancl brushed the dust from his suit with his pocket handkerchief. fi- 1-1i - f'-- -f-'- 1--- -H'-1---H--if-'-1 ----- --------- - 1- - - --H-----1 1 1 1 1 I , , , , .1 , 1 f BRAXR1, FOR LL1hlB11R QU. 1 T E Established in Amarillo in 1908 5 1 1 1 1 1 200 North Fillmore St. I lt I I 11 z --PHONE 2-101614 Q lg 1 1 11 1 1 1 1' I - '11 - ! W ""'-i"-'--'---------- ---- --- "" - "" - "" ' "" - "" - "" - "" -""' -gg, Iz,e One Hundred 1'lip:hly-Seven 'W ' .1I- bfi' , Q . Hum, ,w, - 11, W , 1. im , 07"-'R MK ', 1 ' 1' 3'r ""5'w- SE" if e e 'A 'SSA-'M'-ffr2f's SN mv M' an xy, "92 " " 't' k " 'T A II!! 1. A 'A 1 RQ si-I f -H---E---------------------H----I----I I E I , I H. A Nobles, President C. Nobles, Vice-President I II 5 E I, J I I wt' l I A. C. Stanley, Secretary and Treas. I III III Q I IIII I I I' f' I I I I I I 1 I - E I I NOBLES BRQTEHILRS GROCI+,R COMPANY WHOLESALE GROCERS I . ' I I I I I I I I I I Main HousefAmarillo, Texas Branch at Plainview, Texas I I I I I 3,.-,......-..- - -...........-.- -..-....................................-..........-..,-,,- -,,,-ni. A girl is as strong as her weakest moment. Ruth rode in my new cycle-car In the seat in back of meg I took a bump at fifty five And rode on Ruth-lessly. Circus Difinition: Zebra: Sport model jackass. '!"'1"'1"'i llllllilli 1 ill? - -ll1ll-ll-lliuli I1 1 lillv-Ili - - - - - rulings, I I I 1 , 1 , I I THF, PALACE OF 5VV11hTS 4II Polk St. I I I I 5 I Makers of High Grade Chocolates I X I Light Lunches, Hot and Cold Drinks, Cigars and Tobacco I fl I We Fill Special Orders For Parties 2 I -I I f Q III I , PHONE 2-I057 MQ I , : I I 11. I "If 11,5 Candy We Have lf' I I I I I IIII f fm I Eghty E I , f!'II-vllinliunr 1am-nq1ll1l.i.....,1 -. 1, 1 1 ..,,,,1 1 1 ll, ,ii,i1ii lnxlmg Ijwxlllfl WI I W Page One Hundrec if - ight I III I f 'I' f ' "I" I 'I I f Ii""I f- IIIII , ,'llll'!LQN J' I - at - - I -3 Na...-wcfe Q fag 'IZ' u f It 4' M f r , mm ,- A 1' -f assi-N., , 1 il rl Ill in-ml --------------------------- M-H in i 1 I 1 l' :lla , 1 , . mf l ! 'I' 1 1 1 wi 1 Amarillo's Most Exclusive Store 1 . 1 FOR LADIES AND Misses 1 2 We feature ensembles ancl coats, also Peggy Paige and Arthur Weiss 2 1 1 Dresses for Ladies ancl Misses I I 1 i See our Beautiful Pattern Hate macle by Rawak ancl Knox E 5 Piece Goods ancl Notions 1 1 1 1 1. , 1 1 rlllllf l,AlJl1fS SFURIL 1 1 1 1 513 Polk St. Dial 2-1914 1 1 'i'-I--uni--1---1.--u1--1-11 1-1 11--.111 in-1:1-1-1--u--u-1-ui 1:1-nn-nu-an--1:1 - ----nfl Evelyn H: "Can you remember the first boy you ever kissed?" Harriet: "Can't even remember the last one " "So they finally got married?" "Yes it's all over but the shooting." "Anal what are men, after all, my dear? "Women, honeyg they're after all women." '1"-"" -""""""-""""-"-"- ""- -"-" ---'-'- " " - ' "' - """'!' 1 1 1 - 1 f 1 v f v v , 1 2 IQIRSI NA FIONAI, BAN lx t 1 l i Amarillo, Texas ' 1 1 1 Security and Service 1 .N 1 HY T 4th ancl Polk Since '89 T llh 1 1 l ll , Savings Accounts Soliciied 3 I I 11.111 ? qw---1 --------------------,- .-.-.--.--.n- -nu-nr ' il ll I'g. 1 One Hundred I ghty-Nino ,J -J 1 gl 1 ' "ull 1' .11 , ' in Illlh. H. ifff H f' x f , 'full ' Adm 1 '- .fe ,Q-of ' .QI ag. J 4 .41 ll F. G I sn ll -LL- - A ' M t L A 1 A I R Q S A revel- - -f --f-f III A 'iv NI Ill' 1, " .n fI:,1, Il If ,I +11 nn un :mio l 'III' I 'I I I I" I I- I Ill Ir g 5 III L I It I I ' I When you go away to college ll' I Leave a picture of yourself at home I w , I I I ll 1 N URRA Y XYATTS STUDIO -i- ..-...,-.,...n- -,...-,...-...- -...- - .. .- .....- ....,,-.- - - - - .... - .. - - -..,.-...5. Evelyn: l think necking is positively repulsive. Bettie: I don't like it either. ' Evelyn: Shake, sister, welre both liars. Sharpe: If l'ever get an aeroplane, it will be one with 300 horse power. Nell: But are there that many horses left? If you are Scotch clon't boast about it--you are wasting your breath 'f"'-""""""-"n'n'-"-"-"'n'-"'""-"-""-"- "- -""'- ""'-"""'-"""' ' - """"!' l I I I I 510 Polk sf. Established 1887 I I I 1 Y or I I L E. FIARLEA I I I The Jewelry Store of the Panhandle l ll I i "We Appreciate Your Pabonagen ' 5 1 I ,-'Nm Il""'r I I I t I 3 ' , - I It I " I I 'Q 1, fn- 5 'I In - S l I 'II , Ili I L 1 'Illlqh ,I . , uItI I I I' 1, II I 2 - I1 '!'n--M1 1nn-nn-uu1u im- 1 1,-- 1 1 - 1 - 1 1.11111.11 1,111-nah I l Page One Hundred Ninety "lf W ' 4 A fl fi f M f , Q . "' II, ,I, JU' x B" , - 1 ' ' .-11 , K f, f .1 1 I, I .il if 'lu JI' l,,,. iguhp.. ul fqnnmn o Q: S Q .DQS -Q X 1 x 5 . '. ,, ' XII .' Qt. 11543 -R.: M - A ' -- LL 1-' 1 ' H ' -, fm '21 ' ' A' XX y Z p""""sS" Sf El llillhuu mf ' A 1" ""' "' is A I l I A r " " Y A V' V -1-Li Y' - 7'-Y -5- sv -4 l L A 5 A 1 RQ s A 5 5 5 +..- .,., -------------------- 5 ------- - 5----gf 5.15 1 ,il 3 U 5 "The stzllldarcl by which all others are C0l1l1JZl1'CiV7 1 5 5 I i 5 I 5 i i i : mi: C V ' ATP? f QW-Q 5 5 15-fffgh'9f we 5 5 in ,.,' Mir? 5 5 'r -X ff f 5 Q 5 UTTER6 5 may?-f 5 i Y 5 i 5 X 5 5 5 I M151 1,11 FOV, BL T FI'.R .-XRD TLI1 Q,Rl',,'XhI, 5 I 1 : "The :XI'iSlOC1'2lf of the Dining Tahlem 1 I 5 ' I 1 ' 5 ' IS S OC 5 5 f I E . 2 5 ! 2 CiTC3.II1eT1eS 5 5 5 1 1 ,w,xR11,1,w, Tlixhxs g 55 I L 55 if i h 2 A L i his KM 5 ! i 1 ' W ,J +R- --,. -------------- A H- 1-55 - -A -------w f.1- - ---- 5-51 ---+ 5 52 h 5 5 l':,- O - H ndruml Ninety-Om: jr rj 9 g 5 'W ' . iiiiunp A. 515 5 J gl 5 - 5 J--FW' , f l up N! V11 I 1 RQ sf jf ex ee Ei II III. III' III .III III! 11-I--II ------------------- - -------- I-I--I-g I III III I If' II" ' I 1' I Q 'I Iii' I I I I I I i I I T THE I I T NATIONAL BANK UF COMMERCE I I 1 I 1 I CAPITAL I fBI50,000.00 T i : I - I W I 'Scrvlce XY11iII 21 Smilew I Amarillo, Texas I I I I X I W. O'Brien, President Joe E. Durham, Vice-Pres. ' I I T C. B. Reeder, Vice-Pres. H. G. Bizzell, Vice-Pres. I T T. IVIoore, Vice-Pres. I-I. V. Knupp, Cahsier 5 I I . I I i JI I - I , I I - I1 I : ' I I If i I 5 : '.I I I -II -i. I III I I .I-I... ---- ...I-. - - .T .--------.---- ...-....-....-.....- -I...-...g. IMI I II I! j Page Om- Hundred Ninety-'I' I X I ' II. , II' I ' ' NIIIUIIQ A ' I - 'X Y. -5 I" I 1 I ' -I9 I -'I' I .I M J Q IKE X I M , ,.' "-- 11' fx.. M ! ,,.. uid -uma QM, U G Q C53 f bm I - I I . I si s. ,W -- 'T ' , -,, ,, ' ' ,y -, fm ma p , I I WM-IA f plllllqg xl im I II n gd, M IA' II.II.IQlno N s-4 QQ V l - S ME I II' I II 1 '11 1 1,1 Ni 11' 1 1,5 Al rrrr 1. it V., 125 I ' V' 1 1 THE AMARILLO DAILY NEXYS 1i : b 1 1 X1 1 TH li rXK1AR1L1,U CTLOB IL T Heli SUNDAY XENY5-GIJUBIQ i 1 1 "Dedicated to the Interest of the Panhandle of E Texas, Eastern New Mexico and Western Ok1a- i homaf' 1 i 1 1 1 1 g Average Circulation for Month f March, 1928 1 T AMARILLO GLOBE 10,144 i i AMARILLO DAILY NEWS 17,217 E SUNDAY NEWS-GLCBE 24,552 six 1 I 111 1 M111 I 'w 1 , , i 1 ww E I ,gI' 1 i 111' +-- -ii- ------ ------------- - 1 1- -i-- - -it--M -i-f -H+ in 1 iw P ,,- One Hundred Nine-ty-Three 1 ' -vl'- A, it 'X K M1110 Ag, ,M ,ri L 1+-1 L lf' M L A I A 1 RQ STI 5535 1' rn.,- Lrxgii Jflvi M QF" "" -"TT-"'"""""""""""TN' "" 'Hoi' Tr 'f Q PHOTOGRAPHS QT L iw Lili 4 ' T Lv- vn , . TELL 3 if E T T THE 5 L L STORY j L L I L I L L L L I L L L L L i i GRAX PHUTO SHOP T T 5 F Portraits, Kodak Finishing Home Portraits - Panoramas - Commercial Work L L L Q L L L L L L L L L Q i L PHOTOGRAPHS 4 i LIVE FOREVER L I L 1 L I L i L X L - L is ir W LLL L L S W LT L 1 L L3 L if I E L for iii E Q LE U' H1 Q, +L- "" - - - "-' - "" - --'--T "-' ------------------- '-'- - - '-2' Page One Hundred Ninety-Four L - .n 1 395' Pm. w f l-r Llllf iu" 'E 4 .. 1 , Q A uk f X A fgdx .uri n wi fi' 'L T L ' fm ' ,L M A C A gf - "1 V ip' at-x RY -xy L., ' lm LA 'AI RQ SA I - .. MI? Ij:,5I'a- '05 ML M In .f...-...-- -------------------------- I--+ I 'III :Mgr 5 : :5I4 I i gf 125 1 III i We are ready to serve you with the largest stock of gg "" 5 I 'I' ' I - Y -. I A , 5 L N 7 SPOIQTING GOQD5 I I 5 l IIN I ? In the Texas Panhandle I T BASE BALL I TENNE i 2 TRACK I I FOOT BALL l I I g GOLF I CAMP EQUIPMENT I I GUNS T 7 FISHING TACKLI3 I T AMMUNITION l WIIIRI. GOODS T I 1 L I 1 I 1 i 5 We Also Restring Tennis Rackets I X T and Repair Golf Clubs E P T 3 i f I IN RLYSSIQLL SPORTING GOODS CQ. I I : IMI L Equipment For Every Sport X , , 1 ,I Q 510 Taylor SI. Phone 4410 I 'II I I 5 ' la I 5 I I II I I I I 'I I? ' I II! VI II S I 'I fu I z ,E 524, +I-.. ..-...... ............. - ..-.- -..-..-..ILI III, ' f' A JI I 4 P' 1- One Hundred Nine -Five . , I E92 -N v ' ""A A My I X f f Jw- v In I A, ' It Anim , . FCQ L I f ' mee f ff! Z .... .ms AI, -GH A - -as-fee Q fe www Miurn I I I .. y , A .... .. . - " .... :-. .:- lasli 1-Ziii ljl,ff11 If iilll g----'-- -------------------- A ------ -+11 - if 5 2 ' 11 '11 1 i 11 l A Y , , . l l i 1 MCDAVID - 1,AwR11,NC11, ae BRANN11,N 3 1, 11 I ll ii 5 Dealers in Lumber and Building Supplies , T 1 I l I I ' 1 WE SPECIALIZE1 IN I-lOlVl1E BUILDING I E Telephone 440l and 8466 Amarillo, Texas I . -i""-"-"-"-"- -"-"'- 1-"-"-" ----------- "'-1"-1"-H"-""- "-'L'-'41 I Q I 1 I KTIe,I,CiIT1IfiH zilifl IJAVIES i "Leaders in Fine Clothesl' l 5 I 5l4 POLK ST. I l I l I Stein-Bloch Clothes Adler Collegian Clothes I Florsheim Shoes T I 'f-1------ ------------------------ - I--'11-If-L Miss Red to several boys who are cutting up in Geometry Class. "If I dismiss you boys from class you'll feel terribly put outf, Lois Smith: "I am going down to the Rialto and see "LOVE IN THE DARK" llflargaret W: "Well, if its in the clark I can't see how you could see it". tm +..1,...-.M1 1 1 1 1 1.111.11-.ul1.111-1111--im-.-1111111111m11u1uu1nn1nn--nn-11u1nn1 1 1 1 1111114 1 . V lf 1 1 1 Y on , Y . T 11 1 1 Lovixcy PRIX? me Co. 1 ,111 w i 1 I09-II W. 7111 si. I in 1 AMARILLO, TEXAS i E1 ' ll i "You Don,l Have To Wait" I ll 1 1 1511 l vl +1--1-----1--1-M ---- -1- -1-1- ---1 ---1-'-- -1-1--1 ---- ---1---1----1--'--1--12-1 1141 l.'l. l li, ' Page One Hundred Ninety-S" lui, ' 'lull Q1 'll 1 121' , Wlll- gi fi 111. mln f , ,' EJB ' "Lx, QM, A TH Q ., .-. " " X- QA w Smaffi yvifll thaii pro Horse!!! be fjllllfiel'-' They ripp touchdowns and the bfe the Frogs the further the eviclfint it becaxrx lYhiYe was s boys D111 What fooled tll , to make st? soon fail the middle CP up, and the!! of offensltw Dempsey ngaixls S never had the first rush- Ripping tl!!-'? the lait 'F' lixme .. a xx: .mm xiii' one YOIICI ilwnx' by an CP Y killod the i' - doubtful 119121. the IUV-yat'cl boinlg 1'esult1L- rnhbmg a flli urns to a toil .Y the Frogs wel S, In fuel. III? Gentlemen Inari fumble just sz. leer nrx1l'Be:t V V lfvlwrllllnxxrni- Blackie Hfilll Willin 1115 line arm. of the other bv Herman CTL 3 won.. if he soutl1"' ' b!lC3..-- line- !iYld'All'Q liar ynrdsi made Il., ,eaud was ff: soaved ncari onary gnine-ml, 3. U. 35-5'z1rrI '10-pound I fl- ifldle of the if 11' touchdoxir' seven xuiuuitf K F- , ' in the 7 II' H11 Ihvilf YW xviuigung' goal line- ls On lliigfw Q .y fnilvql uurgh do hqyvag 3- ma. So me I?-1---- """"-"- kipkgti YtP"""""" AU:""'7 QV I1 HV: A!vr:ivcr'saf3' A-51 Ti? Q 9 gi hmm I' fishy: aoilsfgiijil 'k LI 'SJ Ci Rggyldlfza gigg Size for sm' T-if--qv., 79k Qglcfmhd se-1-1 haw . x' QE' Y- P ,aiilfl LL I B V N A Lcizigacrls Regain: 1--3 2, gg1k25 ,Hattie of 935 . UF' Qlllffmf 2 1. v 5.-Q-:- lg5!l!!Q0!' ,-iw.-1"is'5f , x I ,H '11-.gl ' h :fp aix-::::x. L1 Q: new WD Ceguhrrly 5:3 9c.,,,.Anniversuzy 1 -in A V jg E YQ? , -S K' , , Li is G xx UUE, 5-+255 Q , .-Xykms' with "--- " Y ., vm M-mf X fri--' .,u4'f" ' "L f H ..' ...J ,fy f' 'Qxf l 191111-l'11Hl'l,.', X 1 nw'-1139 W 'YYJIQ .eg-,. E wp .gg-Txgm ,V " Q ' z1!NiECh0Y5l:if, ,fu . , '--'.'W1 Ugg' um'L , f1m1I:crul1z"fS'1'Umm FUJI 115. I -' " Y- ' A-Y if----:err T--5- 11 4452- I1 . ,- . ' A I -T' A .7 , Ls. N I ,III an III .Fw-.... --------------------- I -.-.-- ...-.-Q. I 'III : I fi, I 5 ,III I :III I' 4 I i ' I : . I I I 5 ' I I I I XVEAVERS OF SPEECH I I I I I i I VVires g Uperators Switchboards I I I . . . I I As a stuclent you owe it to yourself to visit our I central office. I Miss Murrin, Chief Operator, will be glad to explain I I . 5 1 telephone operating to you. I E I E I I . I Ktvxl BE'-L T5-GX 4 Y F i i 1 r X i v i : i sor1Hwi+.s1iIRx Emi, 1 ' 'n'121.i2111ioNi+:cioixrlmxv I QFPHONLBW E I I 5 I , X I I I I 'III I if .,., I I . - I :III -ul 1-11-1--- 1111-11-11 1 n- -nu1uu-1-un-un1uu1uu1un1nofu 1 n Page One Hundre-Al Ninety-Sevon :IIWIII iiffff Q ' , "IIilmI, ,I M GX , Z Z , film ' ' X I , "-' . ,' f ,'....,.I 'W-'gn --'- -1,4 -I Q51 " fx XV ll Ikfyg my La u fi? -- " ' I I II : T II I I , I MI I I I U I M L A I A 1 RQ STI II A IIII IIII I IT II I H I I I' I RELIABLE GIIUII5 IIIIIIIISIINIIBLEPRICES I I I I I I I I I I I I w- ---- ------- I -------------------- --I- -4 I+--- ---- --------------------------- ---- - I -I-I I I I I HLACKBURNIHUYNTERS I i The Home of Hart, Schaffner 51 Marx Clothes I i POLK AT SEVENTH I I I I I I I I I Phone 629I Amarillo Q------------dh-M-----mwmmmmmmi -.-. .I.- ..I- ---- .-I- ---- .-.I -III .-.. -.-- -.-- --.- -.I- .-.- .-I. I.-- 'LWhicIi of you fellows," askecl Little Bill, who likes his fun, "can tell me who is the favorite poet of the Scotchy' "Words-wo1'thI we chorused, spoiling the little CIevil's evening Two nearhy Scotchmen. seeing tliat the joke was at their expense, clroppecl dead. Winston: "Why is a lazy clog like a hill?" Ford: UI surrenclerf, Winston: JA slow pup!" gg...-.I...-I..-IIII-IIII-Im-Im-IIIITIIII-IIII--III--II-I- -- -------- III-Im-IIn--III-Im-nn--In-III-II3, I I I ,II I 609 Taylor St. Phone Z-ZOIO Ill I IWJNTGOMIQRY STYLE SHOP Q II", I Coats, Dresses and Hats for Laclies and Misses I Inexpensive but not Cheap . , -Q-.,-...-.,-..-.-.,..-u.,- -.,-..,,-..-,...-........I-,..-...-,.,-,..-,...-....-..- - - - - - - -..,.- Payre One Hundred Ninety-Eight ,' I I . .III-I , fp? 1, g,p:I11ll II' Q " Q 1 I Q x ii qw W ll 37517 - ' E '1 " f'X- " C' I' I 5mIe s ? 45nIi i4' I I III IP I ,II I . jf I M -Iliff IU M IM X in ffm 2 II, w w.-I t I - 'I ' - .- ... qs-I I III ia..- -.,-:s..-.. ..... - ................ I.-,:,. I I. I I I I I Y Y as I Y I I Y I II I PAA HAADLII, LALMJRX I II I Phone 2-2277 If : : QI I A Department Laundry I For Every Household Need I I I I I I I I I I I ' I I "MASTER CLEANERS" I "Uncle" George - The Sandie Booster I I Manager I I I I ,g..-..-..- -..-.............-..-..........-..-.. ........... - - -..-..i. Louise: "Oneida, did he get your fare ?" Oneida: "I guess he diclg l didn't see him ring it up." Story Teller: The air was bitter and cold, but it was like wine. Listener: Your description makes it sound like beer. l-lutch A: "What do the three balls in front of a pawn shop mean?" Julian T: "Two to one you won't get it back." in----u--u -n- - n--n -11- ua-uni-11-in-an-un-nn-nn 1---1----1 -l-. Q? I I 1 I ' I I B U I C K I Sales and Service I I ' I I I Frost Motor Company "Wl1en Better Automobiles are Built I III I Buick Will Build Them" I ,II I . I ,I I I 'II I : - V III I I I 2 Nty fu. II-'il an M 6Q Y 1 'I II""N 4" memes , .j..-.... - - .. .. .. - - - .. - - .. .. - - - - .. - ....-.........-..-..-..-..g. -II: II II I P21 e One Hundred ine -Nine I II V. It ' J" . f , Q . I, ,u, ggi , Q .Y 1 ' I' ,I W7ws.1a ,, f ff V 'Sai-5'zri-ggwei S X II - L, 9 Ia 5 1. 113.442 Am.,- ,Y ' I "' -- L: ' 0- ' . ' . "a ft ' " I A 1 V ' Y ew w a . 1 . A l ,,, if S11-.. gli' 7 ' 1,4 lrfffgi 'gli ' I ggi" Yliilii l 'l 1 Q' lfgl: qw .ui 1 n rm my 1 '31 viii I I EQ IR I I S I I T is Compliments of ll fr' 1 2 M l l 1 1f1 1 1 1 l f l 5 1 Rl-5 1 M In mm i it N M : 2 2 Amarillo, Texas FREE GATE T i T Sept. Z2 to 29 Inc. 2 l928 E I f 451 "" -If 11-1111-----1111 -. -11----1 H- llll into Mr. Truitt: 'SNOW Sharpe, can you tell me who built the ark?" Sharpe: uNaw',. Mr. Truitt: 'SCorrect. Thatis the first real recitation you have macle this month." Miss Cook fln Biologyf: "The class will now name some of the lower species of animals beginning with Dorothy Fowlkes ?" Bill Flenniken: "lVlarion, will you marry me?,' Y Marion Phillips: "But I refused you only last week." Bill: "Oh, was that you?,' .... -.... ------ .a- .... -ii.. .... -....... ,... -.-,.n- -....-...-....-....-..-.... ... - - - -....-,...!g 2 City Property, Ranch and Farm Lands 5 Oil Leases and Royalties Z . JNU. P, Nl ATHIS ' ' 5 Natl Bank of Commerce Bldg, Rms. 5-7 Phone 5237 I rim- -"' - "" - "-' - '-" - '-" - -'-- - -"- - '-,' - -"- - '-" --H- '-'l - '-" - "-' - -'-' - "-' - '-'f ------ ---- - --'- - I -- Ifl- - ---- --H--1--i-r Nlyl T Heartiest Congratulations to the Class of 1928 E ll ly i .IUNKIN URY Gowns Co. - 5,15 ' T 6l3 Taylor St. 1 -n x-1 , i, , if ' - I-IOIVIE OF WAYNE KNIT I-IOSIERY I ill ill 1. 1 44' rl . i Il lg if l ls xl l l its 1 i I ig i x v? :Q-.,-m.- -....- -m.-nn-...I-..H-un-H..-HH-,...--in-uH-HI.-mr-ml-.I..-...I-ui.-.1..-..i.- ... .. .- .... -ni.-.44 l i l 5 N r r r lr 1 'fr "l a Page Two Hundred ,Q w M7 'mv . ,, .wtf W ' Q " ' tl," 9 N S I . ' , A' . ' I- tl ' ' ' E I -' . in -. rt: J: H Q" 2 l- " fgsn n o gf g qliw v cm Wi lllif i - .ii X . .1 'mum -R. ,.f ,.-,, i Mug- ,.- Z .- ' lg U na fl, v ' 1 1 4'A .glam A u H!.lQmN 4-Lf i rv m ,gf - Q I H. L. ADKINS C. B. RITTENBERRY 'SN i President Sec'y. 51 Treas. l X l s ,vi l mg TTL 'A 1 RQ SLT! get l l ll. sa- I i fe i l : , : 5, 1 5' 1 lll ' ,sf Xa i l age if 1 - w -sf 1 LIBERTY Q 5 INTELLIGENCE 7 OUR 7 3 NATIOYS 3 SAFETY L.-.. ...........-......-.-. ..-..m.-..-..-.r-..i Gene Meyer: "My shirt is iust like yours Bill Flenniken: "Nope, mine's clean." Mrs. Quicksall: "How many seasons in the year are there?" Jack Fishers' "There are three-foot ball, basket ball, and baseball." It usecl to be that when a fellow went out for a goocl time he indulged in wine, women and songg now its woocl alcohol, nurses and funeral march. Miss Walden Con field triplz You will observe that these trees have been well pruned. Charles L: They certainly have. Why, I can't see a single prune. ?Mp""d'mmmMMMmMmMMMmWw""mmT l T "Music For Everybody-Everybody For Musicl' N l v , E. Y . E i J. L. HElxDERsox PIANO Co. i j 414-le Polk st. Phone 6335 1 bij' 4-.--.-.H-..-..-.i-..-H. -----.----....-. ..-..d.-..-..-.i-is liz will Page Two Humlrel Ono f ' . I A Q25 lf ix o fs ll A E' , 6 5 4 ,I Z l lglll ' l I 4 Y ' , I - - 0- i A 1 RQ S A -11 1-I---A -- 4121. ,fmt at fkiq A W.. 5,- 1 ' 2 THE LEADING FLORIST Q l l . l l l l f Dial 8259 I l 2407 - 2409 West Sixth St. Amarillo, Texas l i up ..-...,-....-..,,-....-......,.,.-............-...,-....-....- - - - - - - - .... - -..........-..,......,-.......,,.......-..id Jake: 'Tm going to have to stop drinking coffee for breakfast." lVlary Liz: Why so?" Jake: "I ean't sleep in any of my classes any more " Eula Lee: That's a twelve piece orchestraf' Dawn: Ult doesn't look like it." EL: "Yeah, those six men can play ten different fox trots and two waltzesf' Ed Kanouse: "Doctor, l'm going to dief, Doctor: "What makes you think so ?" NED: "My lifetime fountain pen just broke!" Margaret Tutt savs-Traffic is only as dense as the drivers. Kenneth Travis: Hey, you going to Mr. Steelels class today? Ward l-ludgins: What's the matter with you? I went yesterday. Judge: lsn't this the fifth time you have been arrested for drunkenness? Dubb: Don' ash me. I thought you'sh keeping score! Fo-otball is a game in which one side of the stadium wants to see eleven men killed and the other side of the stadium wants to see eleven men killed. "College must be a great placef, sighed the Yale Senior as he Watched the latest movie interpretation. wi- i--i -----N-I---H---H-H----n-H-I-.----MW----M-u-------n----u-----H-----M-u--u-'-.----- -M----s - 1 it MARVIN 'rwAnDEig,L PLUMBING Co. 1 it I . T Plumbing, Heating and Gas Fitting g f l y : 5 lllll, 1 1400 West sixth street AMARILLO TEXAS L 5933! ., ,r QC T f llllll K K i 7 X -f 1 49-fftbef . , I cl, ,, . I lfii - ' r ,Ill 2...-....- -....-...H-....-..r.-.1U-N..-....-M-.I - - - - - - -H.-nu-.nn-n..-..-.m-m.-.....-M- -un-H+ P214 Two Hundred wo ya-., Q ' -"lay f . .tr 'fl ,xt f , it fx,tY- ... M14 G QQ., ng OG CFR- Q A , Nw-I l I. ., V X .A Q- 1137i f? 'fR..:!r .. 'T L ll 4 . 4-' A -' 0 I 'flash ?":x 3f'. inf' 1 ' ' i LL . f CUXNIENGHAM FLOVCER SHOP L l l y N I I . I I 600 Taylor st. Phone 2-3229 I X511 L A A 1 no siri Wm eil ' ' ' ' " li ffl Il .- ,22,,-2.222-222-......-.Q I If I V I I Exclusive Agents Il l xl I fol' L i Irene Castle ood Jolie Hoyt Modes I IJ S Ladies and Misses 5 READY-TO-WEAR AND MILLINERY MARIZON COMPANY I I 705 Polk sf. I I AMARILLO, TEXAS I I .i..-..-..-..-..-..-...-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..- -..-..-..-..-.:-..-,.-...f, Rastus saw Liza coming down the street and said, ' Well, now if it ain't blackberry." Liza: Say listen heah boy yo ain't no glass of buttahmilk youself. Bob Walke1': Ever read Carlyle's Essay on Burns? Fred Hayden: I'm not in the medical school. Evelyn: "Why are you walking so slowly?" Joe W: "Oh, so that if I fall asleep I won't fall so hard. The student body will now join in the singing of that stirring football song, He didn't know how to run, so coach gave him the gait. Alda Lois: Then there's the absent-minded flapper who shined her nose and powdered her shoes. Margaret: "Men rarely get what they deserve these days." Louise: "Well, they are lucky they don't." 'qw-I.. -.-- ..-..-..-...-..- -..-...-...-........-... ..----- - - .. - ......-.gg I I I . I f . I I I I I I AUSTIN DRUG CO. I I I Ill I ' I 5 l ' I I + I 1 .. M W 'M its l - I ll I ' l I lib l J aiu-nu1l 1 - 1 1 1 - - -- 1 1 -- - 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 -mi--un- 1un1nuQ wal l li, I .1 ' ,Q I ' 1, ' Two Hundrcm Three i I' , JI, - I I , I . , I A g Eg., 'In M , . , 'um' ' At' I 1- W x.,l I "' , , If 'B in M Eg, oiigli T224 meg an ' "o" 5 3 an ni X SX F ,Il ,, - . .2 1 .x e .- on mnm4g-Q -lk., rf ' .e f Un- ,Z 4. I K imp: M M. ' .W , A I G lf A " "k'T,Q we: I I , W .i.I.-..I-....-,..-..I.......-.... .............. ..... i - - ....n....,LA I II Page Two Hundred Four I ' I I ' .llh 5 , Q . lf, ,l, fgf'-'Q I'l-I 'nv 1 i - Iliill ,fee , , -f, I" 'llllll N A ' - ' - x .. . -MQ ,,,.....-.fe A I I, I- , 'V el- H 1, fx.-mg- ...- 37 Q was Q Qk ,,.,Q.,X: I . -'-N ll ll .:m 3 " " ' f ,I du .I A -' P are ,m. 9 r.QMIlm ' HI fl: I g I I IIT E I I I Q I II' 2 I I - wl- II lg' If' -4 L. A V ' .1 Lv-4 "I QQIII I ,lyk I fm' i.1,I'1 I' ,II Ik- A IV! 1 cfm nn nu -I+ fl I 'IIII fa , In I I i I: I I-I i ' I I I Ffh II I I I I ' II 5 ' 2 I I 1 f 1 f . -. 2 T BILAU I Y LHLS I T I 2 I I sometimes on the surface I T sometimes beneath the surface. g . I I Either way a real Photograph i can interpret it. But it takes i L skill and experience. I 2 1 2 L 5 I 1 1 I T I I I 5 2 I I I 1 I 2 OUR STUDIO IS A BEAUTY PARLOR l 5 EDWARDS STUDIO I ,II I 604-A Polk st. Phone 2-zoos I I I I I 2 II' I - I I' I I 'li' I T : I I I 7 ff N WW III: s I I I I I I I I I . I 1, :M II, I I III II I I I I I t I f ll: I' -A M L A I A 1 RQ STI .111 PW ' '11 z 1 5 It,s The Cut of the Clothes That Counts T ' 31 : i 1 SOCIETY BRAND 1 I I fBillJ qwaltefp 1 1 I A DA N1 S a n Q1 PARR 1 1 1 1 1 The Store of Personal Service 1 ' 1 1 408 POLK St. PHONE 6919 T 1 I -i----------- ---------------------- - ------1-rf Rue Paula: "1-le's a model young man." Mary Luck: "Yes, an 1895 model!" Frank Van Noy: 'Tm going to church in the morningu. Pete Vetesk: "What! Are you stuck on another girl again?" Vance Mason: "Do you know how to tell a professor from a student?" Bill Burgess: "Oh, all right, have your own way and tell itf' Vance: "Ask him what 'it' is, and if he says it's a pronoun he's a professor. Fred Hayden: "I graduate in June." Friend: "Allow me to congratulate the school." Sharpe: "Would you care to dance this one?" Evelyn: "Yes, if you can find me a partner." 5"""" "'"""""""""""' 'n"'n""!' 1 1 1 l 1 1 1 1 R EG E NTS 1 1 1 I SHOESgWOMEN'S WEAR 1 1 1 f "Always First To Show The New" 7 tx 1 Mail Orders Promptly Filled g Wlf 1 512 Polk St. Amarillo, Texas 1 11 ? ! Q 11 I1 r 1 - - - - ---------- vtvt 1111 - 1111 vvtt l l ly l Pzg Two Hundred Five l I- ' ' - Niiiflum A g i '1" WL-.fa .Ts , fza. -fp" 'mf -' - -- ,A is ll gm 1 : Q X X : :e ww l ' nga:-'Ez--'1Q7Z V i H f A rr l - . ALR-4 453 M I'-1. JA I A 1 R Q s A I lla it' lil irlvll 25 ll 'u :fu-un-n - -11--1--11---1-1-11111111 un-uw!! l it 'l l in lil' l L w Q L lglbll fe' Q l 'f l ll I I ll T i E r l . 1 l i Prompt Attention 1 I i Given to All Banking Nlatters Entrusted to Us E Accounts Solicitecl T AMARILLU NATIONAL if BANK Q l l United States Depository f l T I l fi'--u--n-1-n-f-M- 1--1 --w--H-nw ----I ----------------- ------1'-it "Darling do you love ine?" "With my all, Russell, clear." "And I love you, clearest Cynthia. "Do you think we love each other enough, Russell?" "I am sure of it, Cynthiaf' "Then Russel, Dear, go ahead and marry Margaret ancl I'll break up your home within three months." gi- i--- -i-- --'- ----- - n ----------- --------- - --- 1- i l l l l 03 9 l l I l I , t 'MIBQBB 5 T mnemze - mmm st 7 ily, T l ll 1 T ttf l f, r t l Q' Qui "" Q' '-- "" 1 "" 1 "'I 1 "" 11111111i11-111111- ' 1 1- -Hu-unfot fx yt W wli it Qtylll Page Two Hundred Six l. ll V ln. I nil lf- f ' - 'll 'lllW. W' or Fil' llih 014.43 ,Tx ,, f j a n v ', A will Q N ' 1 2 gi. ' C, in i lf '. il l, s 0-!m ,A1RQ S A are 'lllllh l rd I nl:-A1 Vllll 41 ,,,, ,,,, ,,,, ,,,, , ,,, ,, H, M I ,, , T, Wt When you need - 'H 2 ' n Z Shirts - Ties - Sox - Underwear - and even a Suit ,Q l Think of 1 2 lXll2YER K MEYER of l Tailors and l-laberclashers - 6lI Polk St. Phone 6749 I ? Q. n-....-..-...-...-...-..... .. .-...-..-..-...-...-...-..-..-..-..-..-..-...-. .-.--.-----...-.M-.-ng. WHY POETS ARE PESSIMISTS Oh, love is a bitter, a costly thing, KWOW, what a peach at that corner tablelj A bauble not worthy of treasuring. fl-ler skin's of satin, her hair is of ablej Oh, love is a foible a sage forgets, fshe looks at me and her smile "come hithersnl Crushed ahses of orchids and violets. CI heg your pardon, aren't you Miss Smithers?J "Anal cliclnlt we meet at Nantucket, whenf What, never! Well, honestly, what of it?" "We're meeting now and we'll meet again. "May I finish my lunch with you? I'd love it. mlqhereys something so classic about your neck- "An artist woulcl covet you as sitter--H QC-oocl Godfrey, she's gone and left me her checklj 'IP L-' t V! Love is a costly thing, ancl hitter! in-'i"'-M' M-"-M-"-"""i"i"'i""i""-"W"'l-"-"-i-"- - -"-E l fXKl:XRlLLO PRlN'lil,XG COM IJANY 5 "Quality Printing" 1 715 Polk street Phone 2-2857 I 4.i-...-............-...-t..-.. ............... .-.i- -...-......-t..-4, l VYll,LlA'lXlS HARDXYARIQ CO. Opposite Post Office l Sporting Goods. Tools, Paints and Varnishes ll Q PHONE 2-1248 1 La i '.yl l X ,....r-,. .... .-,,,-.,..,-,-,.-, -,,-,.-,,,.r-, ...... ,.-,.-.i- - - irii -rin ,gg ,Q 1 Page Two Hu l d Seven l ' 'IIA ll , f ' ' 'llnlllll f"- W ' 1 , , ,lin vm, 'A ,aim , .. ,..... '5 in A V -A-A-,:.45,L,:-Aatwzfvfge., -f A R ' T ., 1- f:-Q L, - L A i A 1 Pt Q s A I 1 It 1 1 ' 5.9 fl l ATT NTT' 'lil' 'WF TT ,,,q-.L i ,T H T, T iw 5.0 .T sg- T . I I ilu , : ,Tj l T3 in l s T T i T T' ' I T T T 1 T ATXTARTLLO LUHTBER CO. , I . i I T i T T T T T T T T , - - , . T I Phone 2-0263 001 XX ZISTIIHQJIOII 1 I . i T T ! T T 'i-------H ------ e ------------------- "" - H+ MODERN VERSION Bob McKinney: Go to the devil thou sluggard, observe his ways and be wise. Pelham Hopkins says he is a woman hater. Mrs. Quicksall fon testj : Give a brief sketch of the life of Edgar Allen Poe. Lazy Pupil: Edgar Allen Poe drunk whiskey till he ruint his stomach and then he ruint his rep. Billy B: "Lookit them poor dogs-pitiful ain't it?" Vance: "Yeh. Probably be dogs all their lives, toof' Mr. Truitt-"Give the most important date in history" T Sharpe-"T9T T" X W Mr. Truitt-"Wliy, what happened that was important that year?,' ,.,' Sharpe-"I was born." I say doctor dd you ever doctor another d0ctor3 fy Oh yes often Well tell me this Does a doctor doctoi a doctor the way the cloctoied doctor Wants to be doctored or does the doctor doing the doctoimg doctor the other doctor in his own way Mueller Record , lag T oHu led lfght 'T' AE If I W" an Ty ti Y ., . 5 . l H r y! .6 A A - U, vt. H , , - V U . , . .t v TN ' ' . . . 'TTI it - A i t T . ,, T" aft, ? - . wg, -:sh HW , W xlnlf 3 e w nr r '1 Ulf! 'T ,,. , tl' if! 'I Wh A lglll , Hill K fx T 1 l -N' A . f . 1 1 DDQ wi M' V. . " Q 1 T "W ' X . 1 ' ' 0 I1 1 ' ' T Op, T f XA - 'llllll ii K T A ,fe A . -A ' 1 I .ff ' - 'Cf' -1-my ' 'sg -ge' i Q xx 4 uw n XC' V "U" ' owe ti? 1 ' ----- wn-...-.- ,... 1 - ll .1 7' ff-iff? -.. av r-S l llllll all +,..- ll., 1-1111L In n1nu1nlI1IllI-lun--lll1ll1lm1un--Ilu1 llll 1nn-llu--ul- IIII 11111 11111 IW--ll l gli, 5 ti. will ll I BUSINESS DIRECTORY T i+e----- ---- -------------------------I----------------------------- - - ------I-e I t ll 2 I I I L See the new REO FLYING CLOUDS i 'l If Finer and Faster 7 l I : I : 1 Y 1 1 1 1 1 1 , I l J BAl,LlLXX - SA11 ERl'll7,LlJ LQ. l ! : I 3rd ee Tyler Dial 5277 i : i Ein...11II-lpiluinu-uniuI1qu-ml-uu1n-qu-In-un1un1nl-un-un1nu:lu-uu1nn-ulilllll-lllllll 5 l The PlZtI'11lC1'S N Bankers Life ,ll1SU.1'2ll'lCC Colllpany L PRICE BROS., General Agents I Dial 494l - 305 Fisk Bldg. Amarillo, Texas I ,,1ul,,,1,.1,,,1,.1..i,.i,,1,,.1,.1..1.,il.1.I1.,1,,..-.,1..i..1q..-..1..-...-1,111.11--111'-.11 I l PRICE CQ PRICE I 5 General Agents The Farmers 8: Bankers Life Insurance Co. L I Telephone 4941 - 305 Fisk Bldg. Amarillo, Texas '.-...-..........:f.e Leg, :....:7::,, .:, .......-if.:::.-..-.::..ej::.f...-I..-..1..-...1..I-ee-..----Ini l l. In I ILIJLORIJ CO. 7 5 -601 Rule Bldg. - Dial 7802 i e ACCOUNTANTS ae AUDITORS i g Audits, Income Tax Service. Systems, Depletion Reports i BRIDGES 1 I Better Drug Stores I 504 POLK I 2 l l....-..-..-.,...-..-.- -..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-.,...-..- - - - -..-.,....., L A Nation-Wide lnstitution : C. le'lfNXEY CU. 1 Hqlzalily-allways at a savingu E Why not drop in and See for yourself? i I llhTlll1vllThl?ll-lil!TllllllllttllilllllllinlItllTlITII7llTllillillllllllTlll Tl!-ill-l1l : I L, , , L, l l N EIZLY-GRIQIQN lll LL Af1ltN LY L Insurance For All Needs l I 602 Taylor Phone 6301 i X i IQERR S WALSH I I v I ARCHITECTS l il ll I i Amarillo L ll i Qffice 410-I l Amarillo Bldg. ! l I I , if J - -llWlllTllTl1llillTlllIIT!!-IHS-IliIITII1Ill-llvllllllilNlhlvllillrnlilr-Ili!!-nnvl'1'KlI1Illlll-1ll1-ll- I X X l I I I1 l ll l l I IIONTGOIIERLY Sz TEAGLIE il l , l " Dependable Insurance Service ' 3l5 Qllver Eakle Bldg Phone 21049 d lll"l I all I I ,lil l Ill y I ' , 1 l j lll l .i.l.-..-..-..-..-..-.. ' - . l W l ' F -un1nn1nu1ln--nn1un-ruins-un-u 1 1u1nn- --1 1 -u:-un1u-un1u-ul- cfs 1' 2 If I ' g Two Hulxdre Nine 'lf' I A 1 ' - N ' Ill, A ll A I are - .ell "ill 'll1fCfgM?x11 1 - 1,-g,p'1f:1Ifgq,o-Xe' fe, ee e Q ,, - e -e , ,ax , mill 7' ' - " "' gxm ' - 5' ff NHEE?i: ill LA A1RoiKTmkhf?E3EEm5 E I ei Ihe Peacock I lace your Fealliers 2 'N V- iew " 23.37235 in ' A-sf- -fwxr. In' . I I 1 Pix fig' :gsm ill, qi. iIII'IIn ya l IW ....... ....-....-..........-.. -....-....-., -....-....- -. ....--. 4- It in 'ffl I . . J , , I 'Ili UI I A I ll, '1 r 1 1 w 1 1 r 1 1 I .Iii . IPIIIL .' .i L LI l" X I f SIIOIII IL I Ml uf I M I 1 I I I ' l I t I I as Iragcixeseitf Y as 1' 2 Mrs. Schantol Proprietor E M Qui e 209-2IU Fisk Medical and Professional Blclg, Phone 402I 1 j.o.CAzzuLL I ! .. i Auto Trimming and Upholstering 612 Tyler St. Phone 2-2524 I I Q- llll - llll - llll - lll- - l'll - llll - llll - llll - llll - llll - llll -+-- I --- llll - lll' --- lll+ - llll - llll - llll - lll- - lll- - llll I I 2 .Roberts 8a owen. l .. DEPENDABLE LUMBER I II00 West 6th St. Ii Costs No More Amarillo, Texas I -nimln-l..uu1un-.uu.-im-lm--nu--un- -im11m-un-nu-iii:-.iii-.lil-ylvvvnn1-in-ui-uu-nn-un...nu-.mv- - -nu-. I I l Nsmmnmsexms I Funeral Directors Ambulance Service "A Dignified Service in a Sympathetic Wayi' I Phone 43I I Fillmore at 8th St. I I I 1- .i.- -.m-.m- .- .i,- - i.., - -i..- ..,. - .... .. ,.., - .,.. - .,.. -.....M..l..- .... - ..,. -M- ..,. - ..,. .. ,,., -,,.. -.,...,.......,-....-..,.- L TROY STIQAKI In-XIEVNIDRY I 1. N. VERNON Our Molto "Quality First, Service fIIn1ays" 304-6-8 Tyler 26 Years in Amarillo Phones 5265 - 5266 I T DNHKSUNIDRLTZ I I '6The Safe Prescriptionistu 2 I I8 Years in Amarillo V- Prompt Free Delivery T Phone 8003 A. S. DICKSON 606g Polk St. f I I 2- iiii -I ....... iiii - iiii - ,iii - ,i,i - i,i. - ii.i - ,i.i - i,i. - iii. - i.i, - .i,i - iiii - i.i, - - - .i,i - i,i, - .i,i -i,i-i.i-l-f ll I , , lil Il l, II. IS. CHI IIIVINS Good Gulf fic No Nox Gasoline 'lilly Ill Supreme Motor Qils 554 Greases ll lx Automobile Accessories Third and Tyler Sts. Uv I ? XI 3 47 lill E iiil E ilit 2 ilil 2 liii E illi EEEEEEEEEEEEE. illl E iili A llli E lili E I llil llil t j ,Ill , IIE' P1120 Two H I I I ' WI , WW , IW N. 1, , "in , ' My IIIIII X fglwvuII1 w Qk J' Q -- - . -,-o,,c2.E1 f- ,, fgii wwwanrwweaLe4?2EEEwewQ:o:freiwMaE5asomomsEEMQ wgfa 5 S Z, 1 iff I iff limi 5 i 'Q-' 134 1.95 l 5 w ' I l m' I Ev I - n . Q a "'- -,-- 'fi aaa-iv: f ' ' , -1 .-ag-'E '!Pi?r?:-P-Q A A EM L A I A 1 RQ SLK-I '-L ' Jae' QR' fn' WH ,1. ,u Q "A, of... lm m hi, X 2 I 1 lj I A Q 5 Q 4 Compliments T of l i LEE BIVINS 1 Mayox' 1 : I I 1 I L 1 L I I I L 1 I 1 T L Y E 1 I I X w V ! 3 'X ' I- I l IF, x E : W Y I I W N w. : ,N ' T Q at 5:9 1 L ah 5 .N - I 'u w I A M , . .H -... -1 .... 1 ............ -,- -..-..-...- -..n-n.f. W Rm I N Wt P2129 Two Hundred Eleven W . '41, 51? ,"' A 'N 0 - Wim 4 - wf Bl--1 f Q , In ' 0 Ik, Klan M 1 Q V, , ,I"' , SMI ,aim A I ' f IV QX 5 T , I I ll, if uulfgv .,,. .A fa: Q Q Q ,, -a3...5g....,TE:. , ,xx ,,. , MMIII Jaw MS x,, :fQ :e ' A W ' ag.. WMM 'f :s z .1.. ,., 4, Y A I l -Y ii T?.i?-4 M2 I . ' ' lliifa rr- '1-1 -H ------------------------- r-H--if to nv : , , L . i ,Q Yi i : ll' lg i AMARU..i.,o P1c.1c.Lv wic.fa,1.v Co., rms. I m l lin 5 l ," Us g 8 Stores in Amarillo For Your Convenience l ' : I N' "HELPS THOSE WI-IO HELP THEIWSELVESH l ' I .i.,........... ... ........................ .......-...i. FLUNKING FELLOW'S ALPHABET Aw! forgot my notebook! Brought the wrong book to class. Couldn't get my lesson. Didn't know you assigned it. English testg so I eouldn't get my chemistry. Forgot the answer. Gosh, I didn't know we had that. How was I to remember. I thought our lesson was on page IZ7. ,lust couldn't get the right answer. Know it but can't tell you. Lost my paper. Miss lVIiller, you said you wouldn't give us a test. No, I didn't get my lesson. Oh! I forgot to take my book. Please excuse me, I think I have a cold. Queer, that I forgot what the lesson was. Remember all except that. Studied all my lessons except History. Thought we were going to have a test tomorrow. Q.---ml-. ----- u-.m- -- -m--n- -.m-m--m.- --ml-lm -------- .1-H.--mg. 5 i I Q T Amarillo's Largest Distributors of Furniture g 1 5 - ,fl AMARIILU IFURNITURIC Co. 4 i W -i "Better Furniture For Beiier Homes" : Your Credit is Good Y I 5 ,I l 5 3 ll 4' -. ' Pug, Two Hundred Twelv , 1-w Milli: Q H' l sy 0 W , rl i , iw ' : ll ik, ,nz V iff M ll 101 L I l. l I r.' H I r i I lx , , , ..-..- -.,.- -... .......... -. ....... ...-......-..,.-...-..-..5. -'M l l 'fl :hull 352, rl' f JI, 1' fel.. ' . sl-f I U s t W h . ' m u if " 7' M a s-. 3 l I Ill M41 ll gn! if lQ an All N i S,-j 5 5 l H ll. jj il Ffh i A 1 pcqitri ly fill i'?"' 'Il' 4... -- -.-... -4- I ! 'J s 1 i my L D R L I ' r l : I . . . l i A guarantee of quality servlce and fair treatment I T WHoLEsALE ONLY 1 f : l Water well plumbing and heating supplies l l l l 1 Q 1 o l Q DEXll'STlfR XHLL XHFG. CU. I I T 98 Polk St. Dial 2-2241 1 l l Q l l 1 +---- ------------------- -------- - ---+ BOOKKEEPER IS RIGHT "My papa's a bookkeeperf' said little Albert. proudly. "Yes, I know it," rejoined small Dorothy, whose father was a minister. "He borrowed a book from my papa six months ago and hasn't returned it."-Outlok. Marston: "I saved a life the other day." Earl: "How was that?" Marston: s'An auto was tearing down the road." Earl: "Well" Marston: "I jumped out of the roadf, Mr. Poole: See here, my man: who told you to plant all that new shrubbery in the yard? Gardener: Why, Mr. Mac of course. Mr. Poole: Mighty pretty, isn't it? l Vance Masonffl-low many people does a Ford carry comfortably? Rachel B.vNone. Miss Walden fassigning science lessonj : Start with lightning and go to thunder. ,P i . . . . . , ,ffl Marjorie Mershon: "There are no back seat drivers in my family. ' Evelyn Lewis: "You,re luckyf, Marjorie: 'iYep. She rides in the front seat." 'WA P1120 Two Hundred Thirteen Y l.'u,' I , ,,,, " i ww. A .- f, f 1 .'5'4p""'?'q"ng.LEfA " U 'S ew iw- 4 Ml L I i A 1 RQ STS.-l -g---N---H ------------- ------------ - ---- '--- T 1 i l l W l sI'ANIeIANIfJT,IC LUMBER CO. ' lq Q WE BUILD AND HNANCE HOMES xx i 1 I L E l ' u 1 l I l I l 1 1 1 1 E Everything in the Building Line Q l I I Phone 2-0608 - 7936 10th and Grant 5 i l ! 1 'fo-l1nIl --1--1- 11--111--- u n-mvmuvnu- -- 1-1- u1un-Info Marie: When is that skating instructor going to give you a lesson Gertrude: He promised me a sitting tomorrow. lst Bact. Student: When is a microhe not a microhe? Zncl One: Don't bacilli. 1"""""" -------------"-------- H'-"'-"'-"-""!' l l I l 1 MQCARTY MUTQR Co., INC, g L Distributors L E STUDEBAKER and ERSKINE g , Motor Cars : l l Y 5 Panhandle of Texas and Eastern New Mexico 1 I i s I 405-I3 Fillmore St. Phone 6233 WI 'f""-"""'w'j"""'- "" "--------"--------- H "-"""""f+ X rl I Page Two Hundred Fourtee EW, n I rllt lny A 'l M742 M f if-'Hi """fQ A U Q ., Q " " " Q ' :'X iv It ,BJ 4 "" "' y ff IT,- 'hh 173 llllll 4... .... .. lffq I 1 QE. 1 KIXX AN15 Ix'r14.RxA'1'1oxA1. X , l fl i Amarillo, Texas 5 Meets Every Monday l l l Mgfxis W. Fl I l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l 1 OFFICERS FOR 1928 DIRECTORS: I M. Cook, President Tom O'Brien, T john B. Cxilvin, Vice-President John K. Boyce T Albert S. Brown, Secretary S. ,Ioiner Cole s C. W. Carson, Jr., Treasurer W. Orla Allen X Floyd V. Studer, Dist. Trustee Floyd V. Studer il l C. R. Austin, Past President Dr. P. H. Wolfram I N I ' " Clarence Williams ll l ,ll r L gg' l lv ---M--- -------- -- ------------- ----- - ix 1:21. Two Hundred I ft ' .ull- ' gm ' "' - ' ,.Z Q2, :iurl:v N w+'h O ' Q5 DQ 1 . , ml I geiilnm .14 -1.a...'!' ff ..,- ,--x-df! 4, K ff-nh .rn v. NJA M. .cassws- wease l A ' r .- 41 ,401 L A I A I R Q S A 1 - ig. IE lei, H :DEM IVAN MI.. x Ill' Q.. 4. 'til . ' " I H fre' A ' l fig : I Ili if i 9 U teieg 1 l g A A 'Ax ..b. : Q I 1 M lu l I 0 ' I Ar Ill!mll7i-TIl-'ll-l-llI- I ' ll fri - 1 1 V A 2 I I CIean'er'5.Duers, Hatters I 311 i11.ltl7 ' g 1 X M.W.KohIer K.G.Kohler Q I San Jacinto Phone 2-2297 I i 'i-"-"r- "" ----"H--H' --------- HH- Ifl' - '--- -' - - -- - - -"' - -"' -L '-'f -w- - -'H'-"-k LOST' Gone! Gone! And I must sit alone While others to the party go. I pace the floor and make my moan-f I clicl not know I'cI miss you so. Gone! And it seems hut yesterday That you were pressed against my heart, And life was happy, blithe and gay, Alas! that we should have to part. Gone! And you were so white ancl fair, And with such dazzling brilliance shone: At clances, bridges, everywhere, You were my one, my very own. Gone! Ah, perhaps some other guy Has stolen you, and clone me dirt: I do not know, I can but sigh, You're lost, you,re lost, my one Tux shirt. ffl- if-- - - '--- -I---H-'-H-"P "-' - '-'- - '--- - '-r1 - ff-- - r-f' - r-'- - '--- - f-ff -r- f'-- - '--' - r--- - ---- - f'-- - r"' - f'-- --r-i-i- -in---r I I NO EDUCATION IS COMPLETE 'WITHOUT MUSIC 1 4 1 We are two 'Stone Throws" north of H. S. X r I AMARILLQ co1,L,14.c,1t or ML sic Iii I I 1 ,A T Emil F. lVIyers, Director g ll-I H04 Polk Phone 2-3648 f I 5- .... -....- .... - ..,. - .... -..-, ............... .,.. - .... - - ..,. -,.,-n..- .... -..i igfli Tl 'lift it l Tzlm- Two Humlrerl Sixie 1 fu mltthlllh ll' QIWMMV F ,, ,fa.f"w fffffffexh-'V J' , Q, Q--Asmsvsw .' ss W I f Mui. if 3, .....,.... .. - - .. .. .......,,.-.,........ul--.-ln-u.-m.-m-,.......,....,..-..- - ..... - -......-,F Faire Two Hunflrm-al 9 Quim- I I Nil l ' .llh M , I . . Q lr.. 1 '. ' H , ,ge 'lllIl,, 'H W. faq Q gn..-Q Q xx 1 '. " ' ,Wa 3 'niilgl' A 1- .. ' "f1- of' 1' Q DQ f ls mm x. . . Lydia-. ,A--is fi' .. - .. rn ' :F A X B!! L A H A 1 R-215.1-l I I alll I ! ff. l . - . a. . . . . . l .r 7 ,xMAR11.Lo U1+.x1A1. scrum Y T X ' l Dr. s. W. 13.11 l l Dr. R. Bristow l if L Dr. F. W. Cubbage 5 l I Dr. W. M. Curl x I Dr. W. I. Dinan I T Dr. F. W. Dodson i T Dr. Geo. G. Ingham T i Dr. F. Kellean T : Dr. B. Landers : L Dr. W. R. Moody Q L Dr. R. P. Parcells L l Dr. E. H. Reedy 1 i Dr. R. L. Rogers I 2 Dr. W. B. Stevenson g 5 Dr. Bob Younger 5 T Dr. Jack Younger F i i l l in1...-n1-1-1.1.11411.1---1-.1-1.1.1111-I-11...11'-un--111--nu-un1u --1- un-ruin-ll-ll-ll-nfl SAYINGS OF THE GREAT Adam-lt was a great life if you don't weaken. JonahfYou can't keep a good man down. Sampson-l'rn strong for you kid. Plutarch-I am sorry that I have no more lives to give my country. Cleopatra-You're an easy mark, Antony. Daviclgplqhe bigger they are the harder they fall. Helen of Troy-So this is Paris. Columbus4l don't know where l'm going, but I am on my way. Nero-Keep the home fires burning. Noah-lt floats. Solomongl love the ladies. Methuselath-The first hundred years are always the hardest. Queen Elizabeth to Sir Walter Raleigh--Keep your shirt on. -From the C. H. Chatter. Clearwater, Florida. gniuu--l --111 n-nu-ul-ll-ul-un-ul-ul-i111nu--ul-1:11111-ln1ul1ul110141111 1 - -wuihvf 'EX . ll. I 'IQICXAS XYH EAT GRUXYIERS l lll ! 2 ASSOCIATION 2 2 606 Amarillo Building ,M Nmulvb 1 X . ff' --Mw..,. ,X , 0 . 6 'e R"TA emma . llx all g I , I 114 - nr 1 H24 ,JE 'I' l n will W, ig, N10 J 'l -1., M L A iA 1 RQ STI ,IEW AT" "" -------'----'- ---------'--- "" - ' ' 'I' I III I I I I I I I Ill I I UI I I I + I Electrical Servants never tire and are always at your service l We Are Headquarters T IJ i For Electrical Appliances I I I I I I I I I SO U'l1llW7lCSrl1ERN I 1-DUBLIC SERVICE I I CIJMPANY I I I I I I I I I I I 4' --...-... -.--.-..--.---------.----- ....-H+ Lady at Door: So you're taking subscriptions to pay your way through Col- lege? You look rett young to be going to college. P y Y 1 r ' . Sharpe: Oh, Ive already been through, lacly, but Im still paying for it. Evelyn "My watch is nonbreakablef' Bettie: 'LSO was mine till I broke it." 'f"""' ' """"" """'-""'-"-""' "" " ""!' I I I I, I I , I I LA l,l,UW7AY'5 I I I T CLEANERS If DYERS I Not l-low Cheap Iv But I-low Good , I I I I Il I DIAL 6666 .IM I I I 1 I 6th 31 Tyler I I Ir! I I I , . 4:1 I ,I +II---- -I-I--I-II-II-I --------------------- I-I+ If .I' I l Page Two Hundred Eighteen ll . I4 1 ' - 1' HIM - WI , ' I 105, 07"-'S f TX ' tr 1 f' """'i'3-RN" Em " ' fl 'J - ew 'Km a 1' ---Q LA AI RO SA I 1 IHIQ PALISADI 5 ,7 ......................., X sf Y Q ! I I ,1 -as-T S Q4 Ii-Y, a fm i 1 I! A A7 I rr-I' lla -..-..-----------.... III sin--.m 11-- -------1 ,I I Il I gl I ' 'lf' I I :Q I ri 4 4: 1 ' Ml I ,.. I I I I I x T The Playground of the Plains z 5 'll I I I I I I The spirit of Amarillo I-Iigh Students has been a tonic to our city I throughout the year. We have watched and cheered you in your football I I games. We have noted your scholastic achievment and the exhibit of your I I work accomplished. To those who graduate this year we wish you health, I I happiness and Amarillo spirit always. To those who carry on, we are I T with you in every enterprise and goal. At a last word we wish you to I i join us in making The Palisades everything we hope and plan for it. i T I I I I , - , . , I 5 IHI' I'5il IS-XI5lt5 ' A , 1 . 4. K . . -, L I I I I .i...-.. ..--.--.----- .. ------ ------ - ----I-1-I Jake: I was at the opera last night. Abie: Grand opera? Jake: Oh, I should say splendid. -loe: "I haven't paid a cent for repairs on that car for three years." Charles: "Then why do you want to sell it to me?" Joe: Because the garage man is bringing suit." lIu-nn- -----n------- -u- - -I--1-I---. -u- -u-- ---n ---- - - 1 '1llT"!: I I We are "Shoulder - Together" with you I I I E VFX 3 U S ,Nw l I 5' 'ff' I I 'S I 4 0 I s +I.. ,Iii I I I 'II S I ull' I AKIILRILI-XX bt SIAILS5 Llsteb , If I I I The Young IVIen's Luncheon Club If I Ernest R. Archambeau, Pres. l I ll ' .,,,1.,,. 11.11111. 1 .. 1.-l. 11-11 --1 inn: -n-inn-an-1uu1-u1nu-.1 5' 'I' I l H 4 w r li v Page Iwo Hundred Nineteen IQ!! Q ' "Wm ,u rw I I I I fl if-542 ,lxugll ' if "' 1'x' ,.. 'L -' 1 f4, , 5,iAQ l'lWQ I - , .. .. . - A I L fag:-4 I We ITA I A I R Q S A I :til l l mil stan un nu uuiuu nu nu nf' I if I I "li I : il ll r g 1 , vu i I POTT ER CQUNTY 3 2 LUMBER Co. I I I I I . . g. . I T Buddinge Service 1 I I I I T 1601 Lincoln St. Amarillo, Texas I I I I yiwu1un1 1 -nu-uu-uu1un-luu1uu- -an-ln1 -uu1nu-- 1un-un-un- -uni:-u1u -nninn-u-:1u-un-mfg Vincent Avery Centering a barber shopl: "Are you the man that shaved me, the last time I was in here?" Barber: 'AI don't think so, I've only been here two monithsf' A few olays ago Beanis Buch went to Los Angeles. He was out driving and saw a large sign, "Drive Slow. This means YOU." "My gooclnessln he exclaimed. HI wonder how they knew I was here." Marian Phillips: "Am I the only girl you ever kissed?" George Kinsey: "Gee, I must be getting poor at it.', Bill Perclue: "A month ago my girl left me without any reason Russell: "I knew some one hacl left you without it.', m----- ------------ --------------------- H------F I I I Snappy Collegiate Clothes Made Right I-Iere I ts i SUITS s35.o0 AND UP 5, I I , , ,, . , fllls , N ltxxf YORK IAILORS wi' If 1 i s. STRINGER, Designer L R i I rl I 6135 Polk St. Phone 4963 rl 1 I l : it is " ud is ' mmap, , ,, I ,M pluluiays Q lm xl I I i V nl 5... .... U. .. .. .. .- .M .. ... .. .... it ...gg , if I ,lj , Page Two H n red Twenty I I I I ' 1' I ff Q A .lI. A I I it ,I l1i ' A , -2 - JIU ' I ' 1 I I " I U -- . ,,x...Y f QA I ' ' , f f W I 4--an M -ffaoa D , I , X xwlllfi N- . A t .' A. -ma ff. 1 ' ' ,Hi-nr f- 1 'V Q 'fx H- n 2 f 6 A- nun!!-'N f-"' E I I 'II I I I 'I' I I 4 ' ' ' .ll Ill:-It r,IvI +I! M In H 1. jg! 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