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

Text from Pages 1 - 118 of the 1937 volume:

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NORMAN, Principal FACULTY M Front Rowj Mrs, N. Browning, Miss Mabel Rowan, lvliss Oretha Cornelius. fSecond Rowj Mrs. Gervis Taylor, Miss Minnie Feicrabend, Mrs. C, C, Shaller, Mrs. Elizabeth Fly Third Rowj Robert S. White, Lauchlin McNeil, R. F. Williams, W. I-l. Gordon, R. B. Norman. QBack Row, Chas. A. Wallace, Howard Lynch, T. H. Haynie, T. H. McDonald. Page 5 sf: 'X FACULTY Front Rowj Mrs. Earl Vsfyatt, Miss Maggie Avent, Second Rowj Miss Gladys Armstrong, Miss Catherine Chapman, Mrs. W. E. Murrell. fThird Rowj Miss Celia Feinstein, Miss Dorothy Staley, Mrs. Dorothy Brokaw, Oscar Wise. fBack Row, Miss Nellie lane Luther, Hugh Underwood, M, Browning, I. Blair Cherry. X 4 W FACULTY fFront Rowj Mrs. Lela Crossett, lxlrs. O. D. Thompson, lvlrs. C. P. Atwootl. fSecond Rowj Miss Ursula Angell, Miss Cora Russell, Mrs. Alice MCDz1vicl, Mrs. C. C. Walden, Third Rowj Mrs. A. L. Brint, Miss Louise Russell, Mrs. D. Neill, Miss Kate Wilsori, Miss Iewell Brock. fBack Rowj Ben Guill, Miss Annie May Klapproth, Wayne Miclrlleton, T. G. Hull. Page 6 1 In ,S 6ffZ2'r9'?'iS SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Th p Presidentg Billie McEacl'1ern, Vice Presidentg Oscar S hll FOURTH DOWN AND GOAL TO GO Though youire now a lorclly senior You soon will go awayg Eleven years of schooling Will end this coming Nlay. But may you not forget the times Wlieii you Played, heart and soul, Witli only one clown left you, But about to cross the goal. Your school days as a senior Are fleeting awfully fast- Four glorious years of high school Have slipped into the Pastg But in life,s big Conference Game May you, looking backwarrl kai-u You did Well in senior scrimmage With fourth down and goal to go. Herbert Foster Dorothy Adams lack Adkins Betty Alexander Howard Allen Rena Allred Billie Ammons Merle Anderson Ruth Anderson Alice Ruth Arden Paralee Armstrong Vernon Armstrong Margiicrite Arnold Kenneth Attclzerry Ed Bagot Grey Baker Ernestine Ballard Bonlyn Barkley R. B. Barkley Dorothy Barrier Bryce Beard Raymond Beard Ioe Behrens Gracie Ray Bennett Curtis Belles Page 9 Regina Bentley Lawrence Beyer Marjorie Bichsel Ruth Billingslea I. D. Bishop Ellen Lois Blake Rex Blankenship VVilliam Blythe Marie Bourke Rslchul Borders livelyn Boron Buster Boyd Vera lean Boyd Glen Bradford Harry Bramblett Pauline Brand Donald Broaddus Evelyn Broaddus Fred Brokeshoulder Mildred Broom lxlaurctte Brown Robert F. Brown Billie Louise Burger Bond Burgess, Ir. Page Mildred Burgess Dorothy Burks Ella Mae Burleson Gene Bussey Ioycc Byrd A. I. Caldwell Iimmie Caldwell Bittie Callahan George Calvert Orville clillIlIDlN'll XValkcr Canlpbell llorntliy Capps Bob Carpenter Winona Case Billie Cavins Marvin Chamberlain Edward Champ Margare: Cheatham lvlary Ioyce Chenaulr Ruth Cleghorn Kent Cline Ruth Cuan Verney Cobcrly Earl Coffee Page I I Virgil Coffee Shirley Cole Frances Conover Geraldine Corbin Billy Ed Cox Cullen Crain Iaclc Crouch Stanley Crowe Keith Daggett Iimmie Daley Homer Damron Stella M216 Daniel VVillii irmi Danvcr Mary Ellen Davey Charles Davis Doris Davis Doris Loraine Davis Dorothea Davis Kay Davis Bill Day Leta Lee Day Gloria DeVore Crystell Dickerson Robert Dolan Page Bob Donnell Ioe Dooley Achille Doshier Betsy Duncan Edith Dunning Miles Durham Bill Dyer Walter Edwards Iohn Henry Eisenberg Louise Elliot: Peggy Ruth Elson I. P. English Bernard Farr Estelle Farr Iuanita Farriell Bill Ferrell Cecil Fewell Frances Finch Mary Emma Finley lvlzlry Ruth Florey Billy Floyd Billy Foran Leone Ford Herlmerr Foster, Ir. Page I3 Iohn Foster Paul Franklin Doris Franks Claude Frey Ieanette Fullerton Dorothy Fulton Gail Gaither Maxine Gaither Frances Galloway Dorothy Gardner Sylvia Garland Preston Garrett Vivian Garrett Elizabeth Gathright Bob Gifford Billy Gilbert Iohn Ellis Gill Nelson Gillette Geraldine Gladish Robert Glenn Indy Gober Rittie Mabel Good Betty Goodall Iohn Goodman Gladys Goodnight Wayne Gorman Iolin Gray Sherman Gray Laverne Green William Griffin Florence Grisry Reva Grocljeski Florence Grounds Tom Grundy Earl Gruver Iane Guleke Charles Gwyn Helen Hamilton Mary Iane Hamilton Clema Ioyce Hzrralson .Anne Hardgrave Herbert Harper David Harris Marcille Harrison Dorothy Head Ima Iewell Heclgecoke Maxine Hefner Kittie Helms Page I5 Margaret Henderson Margaret lane Higgins Raymond Hill Roy Preston Hill Richard Hogan Vivian Hogan Henry Holcomb Bryant Holden Cleta Grace Holland Betty Ann Holloway Winnie Holman Bill Holmes Crawford Hoover Mary Hopkins Glenn Horner Iohn Houser Bob Howren Billy Huddleston Katie B. Huddleston loc Huclgins Bill Hudson George Irby Ruth Iackson L. Melvin Iackson Pac 16 Blackshear Iameson Mary Ieffries Marie Ienkins Dorothy Iohnson Guy I0l'lIlSOl1 lack I0hllSOIl Madge Lee Iolmstun Sam Inlly Bob Iones Evelyn Iones Paul Iones Raymond Iones Maxine Iordan Orville Iordan Murvili Iudd Elmer Keeter lwlildred Kemp Iolm Kenehan Bill Kilman Lois Kiglit Turner King lack Kronbeck Drucilla Kunkel Coalene La Cour Page I7 Forest Laing Inne Laing Mary Elizabeth Land Harvey Larson Roland Lawrence Iohn Lawson Genevieve Leach Mary Lee Eugene Lemmon Maxine Letsinger Bob Lewis Sonia Lieberman Iessie Light Sara Lee Linclly Georgia Beth Lodter Marjorie Loxi Lee Roy Lorr Arthur Lyons Eclwina Maahs Hammond McAdams Eugene McCartr Billy McClenclon Elwood McClish Bert McCullough Page I8 jimmy McCurdy lfurlc McDavid Billie Mcliachern Mildred McEntirc Mildred MacGill Bert W. McGinnis Iohn Thomas McGowan Dale McLain Berry McNeill Dorothy McNeill Dick McSpadden Horace McSwain Doris Mace Geneva Maness Edith Mardis Caroline Marsh Ruth Iwiarshall Lucille Martin Terry Martin lirlc Mathis Bob Maxwell Charles Meadors Ivfury Louise Meharg Sidney Mendel Page I9 Henry Nick Miller Newman Miller Roland Miller Evelyn Mincher I-lortense Mobberly Ben Monning, Ir. lflorene Monroe Leon Montgomery Walter Moody Eugene Moore Margaret Moore Dorothy Morgan Grace Moss Vera Mott Gayle Neal Glenn Nelson Iim Newby Gene Nisbett Billy Noland Norris Norman john Oden Dorerra Odom Allie Oglesby Fred Oglesby Page zo Iohn Parker Ann Patton Brown Patton john Patton George Pearce Nliriam Peckham Theda Perry Mary Petrie Robert Pointer Onetha Presley Catherine Privitt Bob Propst Ben Pumphrey Loveta Raney Roberta Ratliff Frances Reaves Bill Reeves Lee Renick Ioyce Rhoads Karl Rice Herbert Richardson Elwin Ricketts Harold Ricketts Tex Rishcr M Page 2I Iohu Roach Carl Roark Estelle Roark Sug Roberts Margaret lane Roberts Rodney Rodgers Bobby Rogers Evelyn Rose Dick Ross ,Mogie Routh XVillis Ruffner Margaret Russell Opal Sager La Vern Sanders Oscar Schilling Bonita Scown Wilburna Scown Hughes Seewald Orville Shepherd Milton Sims Ernestyne Skaggs Laura Mae Slaughter Dallas Smith Duane Smith Page zz Edna Mae Smith Frances Smith Marvin Snow Tom Sparks Carolyn Spence Mirrh Stanford lVl1lfg2ll'l'f Inna' Stn Leora Stith CQ. M. SIOIIK' lirlyrhc Slrirklalul Vura Smokey qlimmic Sullivan Carl Sutton Mike Sweeney Noel Swift Sherman Tanner Florence Taylor Betty Teel Cothren Terrell Margaryt Terry Billie Bess Thomas Lois Thompson Walter Thompson Helen Thomson Page 23 I Buster Threaclgill Rae Thrush Alice Timmons Frances Timmons lnetta Tipps C. W. Tomlinson Pat Toombs Iean Travis Laurance Trulove Mayo Turman Richard Turner Tom H. Tutt Hubcrtax Umlerwoml Buster Vaughan Roy Vaughan Elvin Vestal Agnes Ann Wagxier Ruth Waldron Alice Walker Madeleine Wallace Iames Walsh Geraldine Warner Ella VVasson Hazel Wedgworth Page 24 Robert Wells Billy Wheeler Lyna Maye White Ralph White Grady Wicks Norris Wilkinson Don VVilliams Mary Wilnleth Brownie Wilson Charline Wilson Raymonrl XVincingcr Betty VVingatc Margaret Wingate Merrill XVinsctt Paul XfVolfe Bob XVolfington Opal Wolfington Iunior Vifood Lorene A. Woozl Lorene Wood I. C. Wright john C. Wyatt Iuanita Yates I. W. Zischang Page 25 IN MEMORIAM On May 22, 1936, Clyde Scott, a junior, died. He had endeared himself to his classmates by his winning personality, and to the student body as a whole by his excellent interpreta- tion of negro character parts. Though we have missed him this year, the memory of his droll humor and of his bright spirit remains with us. On February 26, 1937, O. A. Blankenship, a junior who was in school last year, died after a short illness. O. A.'s nature was shy and retiring, but he had many friends who remembered him for his lovable qualities. I-le had made for himself a place which no one else can fill. On April 23, 1937, Betty Alexander, a member of the senior class, died of phneumonia. Since she was ill only a few days, her friends were shocked to hear of her untimely death and their last days of school will be saddened because of her absence. She had a chnrniing personality and took a great i11terest in school life. TEARS Wlhen l consider Life and its few yearsw L A wisp of fog betwixr us and the sung A call to battle, and the battle done Ere the last echo dies within our ears, A rose choked in the grass, an hour of fears, The guests that past a darkening shore do beat, The burst of music down an unlistening street- l Wonder at the idleness of tears. Ye old, old dead, and ye of yesternight, Chieftains, and bards, and keepers of the sheep, By every cup of sorrow that you had, Loose me from tears, and make me see aright l-low each hath back what once he stayed to weep: Homer his sight, David his little lad! Lizette Woodworth Reese. Page 26 , 1,4 I ,NP U Z1ffilZ0.? .5 SALUTE T0 TI-IE SENIDRS All hail the seniors, The kings of A. H. S. Of all the high school classes They're the oldest and the best. And Whether deadly serious 01' acting like a fool, A senior, he would have you know, Is king of all the school. SALUTE TO TI-IE IUNIORS All hail the juniors, The seniors-soon-to-bel They've not four years behind them- They get along on three. They have one consolation And express it, never fear: 'KVVe'll be seniors here in ,38- And Watch our senior yearln Herbert Foster . Jfykw i IUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Owen Moore, President, Dorothea Dell Sclieihagen, Vice-President, Mzirjorie Owen, Secretary. fFront Rowj Betty lean Hughes, Dorothy Boren, Lillian Burnette, Helen Stocker, Roberta Newell, Carol Askew. fSecond Rowj Ruth Roberts, Andrey Dickerson, Kay Vkfzikeficlcl, Ioan Boone, Ioscphine Kuykenrlnll Inez Gill, Margaret Stone. ffhird Row, Dorothy Dell Iackson, Allegra Lord, Nlzxrjoric Owen, Pauline Guyncs, Martha Willizuns Virginia Edwards, Dorothy Denton. fFourth Rowj Wylie Fuqua, Ierry McLi1re, Iohn l-Ieket, Iohn Sory, Lyle Carroll, Vernon Simpson fBack Rowj Charles Campbell, William Klingensmith, Charles Wade, Iohn R. Horne, Billy Mack West E. E. Finklea. Page 29 1 fFront Rowj Helen Conrad, Elizabeth Hales, Marybelle Crawford, Elizabeth Shaw, Prudence Stiteler. fSecond Rowj Maria Minchaca, Allie Virgil Day, Thelma lean Lawrence, Mildred Latham, Iimmie Branilm. fThird Rowj Elizabeth Sears, Gwendoline Baker, Margaret Lillibridge, Ioyce Mace, Rophena Sandage, Frances Burkhalter. flzonrth Rowj Elaine Stover, Virginia Middleton, Martha Fisk, Sara McEachern, Anita McDowell, Verna Mae Garthwait, lean McCrorey, fBack Rowj William Oliver, Charles Meadors, Crawford Hoover, David Langdon, G. C. Claybrook, Ioe H, Goodman, Iames H. Ewell. . dawn. fFront Rowj Mona Bowman, Mary Ion Sullivan, Loree Floyd, Ruth Ann Hill, Norma Wills, Angelin Mitchell. fSecnnd Rowj Mary Ann McSluadden, Delores MCAlIlCy, Neva Mac Evans, Mildred Warreii, La Verne Hntchens, Ethel McLen1ore. flliird Rowj Inanita Phillips, Ruth Robertson, Neal Znltav, Carol Caldwell, loe Horner, Leo Kearns. Qlrourth Rowj Larry Carre, Wallace Duncan, Erik Petersen, Chilton Hill, T. Likins, lack Williams, I. L. Rury. fBack Rowj Robert Rowntree, lack Looney, Bill Lindsey, Henry DeLainar, Wallace Brown, Vernon Martin, Bob Wise. Page 30 gif x M? in li QFront Rowj Iuanita Looney, Elizabeth Miller, Dorothy Dell DuBose, Ieanette Herrington, lean Herrington. fSecond Rowj Lucile Evans, Betty Anne Smith, Mary Bess Zweig, Iackie Dobson, Betty lone Ames, . E. Bills. QThiid Rowj Arra English, Irene Bates, Imogene Wilson, Cassie Davis, Alice Wright, E. Dozier, Ir. QFourth Rowj Madeline Hardin, Lourene Kolb, Billy Batson, Curtis Brown, Sallie Robinson, Paul Skillman. fBack Rowj B. F. Hill, I-I. B. Hales, Kirby Barnett, Roy Koch, Ermon Newton, Iunior Garrett, Howard Horner. fFront Rowj Ida Sue Taylor, Marcella Floyd, Betty Iayne Ridgway, Dorothy Norvell, Voncil Hare, Helen Ioy Smith, Betty Armstrong. fSec0nd Rnwj Durward Meadows, Toney Gochnauer, Toni Myers, Dean Brown, lack Goulcly, Bob Bllflll. fTbirrl Rowj Wallace Duncan, Iobn Ross Brazlford, Bob Storsetb, Ken Evans, Ormond Wright, Iimmie Nail, Toni Collins. QFOurth Rowj Vernon Smith, Walters Donnelly, Clarence Bassett, lired Beeman, Bob Ely, Porter Fuqua, R. L. Pendergraftz. fBack Rowj Shirley Gray, Woodward Howell, Linus Bromert, M. T. Norman, P. A. Quarles, Robert Williams, Bob Bennett. Page 31 . ,lxpfu QFront Rowj Morris Dial, Viola Adams, Ivan Ollie Hennington, Onin Honeyeutt, Enalee Crawford, Beth Smith, Melba Barron. QSecond Row, Iames Neece, Marjorie Dudley, Everett Stanley, Anne Neudigate, Iva Miller, Weldon Barton, Ed Hilton. fThird Rowj Iohn Warner, Ernest Burton, Earl M. Deterly, Iames La Cour, Edgar Parker, Russell McKinley, Ed Farmer. fBack Row, Robert Rollins, Morton Walker, Iames Duckworth, Iohn R. Gruver, Ray Gowdy, Neuland Allred. My ls A . QFront Rowj Margaret Connellee, Kathryn Ioncs, Ira Mae Palmer, Rosa Lee Barker. fsecond Rowj Marian Boyd, Ruby Robinson, Manrene Walker, Monte Harrison, lla Mae Robertson, Etta Mae Kelley. QThird Row, Mary Ann Tolleson, Wiliiiai NViard, Eunice McClain, Francine Purdom, Iean Tomlxerlin, Horace Templeton, Bill Wilson. cB2lCk Rowj Iohn Lee, Claude Brooks, Gordon Molyneuux, Carl Key, Lyndon Hobbs, A. L. Anderson, Marvin Yeakcl. Page 32 Qsecond Rowj Iewel Roper, QThird Rowj Virginia E. QFront Rowj Lula Lee Wells, Marguerite Pierce, Robinson, Geraldine Smith, Artie Dwight, Marjorie Givens. Michelson. Helen Dawson, Mary Ready, Geraldine Nicholas, Virginia Dunlap. ret Brewer, Etta Lou Propst, Betty Martin, La Verne Boyd, Iarnes fFourth Rowj Ralph S. Ston , erman Patton, Vernon Ellis, Marion Giles, Allen johnson, Ed Wright, T. W. Stanford. . fBack Rowj Iohnie VValker, larence Crews, Loyd Henson, Paul Taylor, lack Pittman, Ir., Kenneth Wright. Eront Rowj leanette Donaldson, Mavis Cutting, Nlarion Stevens, Nellie Mae Ross, Dale Fuqua, Billy Roberts. fSecond Rowj Lorena Palm, Null Marie Cole, Geuelle Davis, Dorothy Andrews, Alma Male Lawrence, Wallace Wall. Qlhird Rowj Myra Smith, Ruth Epperson, Rulwyc Iames, Rachel McDowell, Esther McDowell, Marjorie Green, Boh Mallctt. Back Rowj lack Steger, Alfred Scarborough, Guy Bennett, Iohn Reeder, M. H. Bell, Kyle Savage, Merritt Hudson. Page 33 0 fFront Rowj Gwendolyn Roberts, Iohnnie Ruth Skaggs, Faye Evelyn Palmer, Agnes Rose Latson, Dorise Aileene Morris. fSeCond Rowj Adeline Corn, Margie Bridges, Alma Pool, Ora Mae Brannan, Louise Copeland, Lucille Iameson. QThird Rowj C, D. Thompson, Courtney Kingsland, Virginia Smith, Betty Hodgin, Catherine Chumley, Zelma Turner. fFourth Rowj Francis Miller, Donald L. Dutton, Charles Mize, Walter Monnt, R. McCurdy, Harris Ball, Iack Hemingway. fBack Rowj D. Cantrell, Charles Dammier, Billy Ferguson, Iimmie Marlatt, George Bost, Frank McLaughlin, Harley Stone. fFront Rowl Zinita Byers, Leona Hensel, Ann Claire Brannen, Dorothy Neal, Ruby Barker. fSec0nd Rowj Irina Iean Byrd, Dolly Wings, Charlotte Dammier, Rhoda Lou MeClendon, Eileene Morrison, Helen Howard. Q-Fhircl Row, lean Florey, Marie Dumas, Vivian Robertson, Irene Cainpbell, Billy Lue Terry, Mellia Grace Christie. QFourth Rowj Maxine Wright, Ann Marie Walker, Mabel Bishop, Betty lane Golding, Brack Garrison, L. E. Flowers, Lowell Lawrence. QBack Rowj Harmon Fansler, Wayne Cates, Doniphant Keener, lohn Marshall, George Willingham, Curtis Benton, Ross Tillinghast. - Pa ge 34 fFront Rowj Sarah Ellen Will, Dorothia McSmith, Nina Gray, Kathryn Mitchell, Beverly Gaines, Virginia Rich, Olyne Cowart. fSecond Rowj Ieanne Ansley, Beatrice Iune Cox, Isabella Edith Krasner, Yvonne Powers, Carol cle Laho, La Verne Savage. fThird Row, Ruby Frances Hill, Isabelle Mashburn, Charles Konkle, Grace Edna Reese, Norma Fern Schneider, Dorothea Roseberry. QFourth Rowj Maxine Cloud, Ioe O'Grady, Milton Tyler, Wilber Iones, R. C. Stout. QBack Rowj Iohn Dwight, Ben Thompson, I-larry Townsley, Ioe Grave Gen Ioyce, Kenneth Franks Gene Gray. df. ,MMM fEront Rowj Georgene Barrett, Katherine Spillers, Mabel Stephenson, Mary Elizabeth Gwyn, Ruby Thompson. QSeconrl Rowj D. Larue Nix, Leone Rowell, XVanrla King, lane Cowrlrey, Ruth Finley, Louise Lacefielcl. fllhird Rowj Edythe l-Ierzet, Iohn Schwan, Alvah Thompson, Betty Renfroe, Alva Palmer, lack Evans. fFourth Rowj Charles Leveritt, Frank Iones, Lewis Davis, Vxfalter Word, George Overhuls. QBack Rowj Dan P. Lawrence, C. B. Marsh, lim Blossom, Don Albright, Alvin Lemons, Frank Howell. Page 35 fFront Rowj Eldon Siebel, Margaret Kerns, Gloria Stinson, Florence Whittington, Mary Io Anderson, Ioyce Daggett, Iean Duniven. QSec0nd Rowj Ina Mae Iudd, Dais Lee D t A Byars, lean Ravey. A fThird Rowj N. Hudson, Paul Christakis, Edwin Regal! Carl Cope, T. W. Stalnaker, Iames Howard, Raymond Geer. fFourth Rowj Roberta Vv'ales, Fle Vanhooser, Richard Thrasher. y o son, nna Lee Iackson, Jessie Lee Pannell, Goldena Kay da Crawford, T. Miirrell, Thomas Andrews, Ioe Pryor, Donald fBack Rowj Raymond Mayes, C. W. Kelley, Hale Crawford, Frank Brown, Lloyd Ford, Iohn Hodges, Rea Blossom. Q Q kv 655, A flfrnnt Row? Francis Higlirowcr, W. Z. Clark, Dorris Dulce-minicr, Mcrlc- Nlcdurt, Mziric Nlartliews, CSC'l'0llfl Rowj Anitai Ray Logan, M:il'tl1z1 Iordun, Dorothy licwell, Opal Pitt, lvlclvin Buyer. f'l'lii1'd Rowl Rodger Bzirlonc, Ned Weills, Odell Leno, Llnvd Walker, Ollie Mala- CiI'2lUl'lC'2lKl 4 Tl ' Cl:0IllTl1 Rowj Wl!lSItlIl Browne, Bzxscom Timmons, Virginia Todd, Iessie Griffin, Verna Lee Blnndcll. flinck Row? Iimmie Lawson, l"lolaart Dain B1lllgllS, Sum Wt-st, Henry lvloorc, W. A, Robertson, Fred linrkzllcxv. Page 36 an 41 ,f for , ff-t . ,loaf fFront Rowj Frances Ray Pitts, Dorothy Foster, Lucille Durrett, Raymond Harris, Clarence Holt. fSecontI Rowj Earl Cowart, Helen Miistera, Christine Lindsey, Dorothea Dell Scheihagen, Billy Anderson. Q-fhirrl Rowj Karl Kirk, Bruce lvliner, lili Sveullolif, Raynmnrl Gooclrieli, XVomlrow Baldwin, Sam Cox. ffourth Rowj lim Griggs, N. A. Lane, Charles Smith, Al jenkins, lack BllI'Cl1. ffiack Rowj Robert Cooper, Harold King, liarl Smith, G. XV. Reynolds, Toni Sliurt. fFront Rowj Geneva Rice, Rose Kligman, Maxine Shackelforcl, Beulah Parker. fSecond Rowj loc Brown, Morris Crow, Na Deane Hardin, Ruth Overstreet, Ioyre Cox, Elaine Kelleam. fThird Rowj Mozelle Smith, lone Bassett, Oma Keeter, Dorothy Iaster, Harriett Holman, Dortha Lentz fFourth Rowj Connie Underwood, Otella Wright, Harriett Emery, Le Claire Eakle, Vauneeil Bright, I. C. Page. fBack Rowj William Longstreth. Elton Simmons, Ir., Kenneth Beets, Lawrence Pamplin, Irwin Park, I. F. Pittman, F. B. Vv'illiamSon, Page 37 l write this ode Lest we forget- Ole A. I-I. S. And the People we met. H Xll l ll Therels Dorothy Klorgan Wlio rated "tops"- Ancl Bill lVlCEachern VVho playefl for Mhopsfl M21'g81'Ct lane Higgins Ancl her wiclow'5 Peak- The style and clothes of lane Guleke. Bitz Hoover YVho played Romeds part- And Bryce QDrunkardQ Beard Another of that sort. Miss Feierabend, Terry Martin The stuclentsl pet, Vlfolflin Cirelcls pest ---- 1' mo only gives you lm' liclireiis' llunks f--,f f 'A IC grzicles you get, . Nornuui clues the rest. Viviun Robertson A. H. S. flirt- - Roseniury Exncry Known as K'Squirt." Herbert Foster Of newspaper famcf And Carol Askew l'Quecn of Nickiiaixies. And Angell, dear Wlio sprints in the gym- 'xllfl Nliriam Peckham Nlusical and slim. Vv7alter Thompson Known as "Walt,' lf this ode is Printed ltls not my fault. Page 3 .W - -, , SQPHQMORE CLASS QPFICERS Eddie Stor h, Presidentg Mary Stack, Vice-Presiclentg Mary Taylor Ball, Secre SAIUTF TO THF SOPPIOMORFS All hail the sophomores, The youngest high school class! But every sophomore laddy And every sophomore lass Has, deep Within his loyal heart. The soplfs superior creed: g'Don,t class us with the freshmen For they're 21 greener breedf, Herbert Foster. 1 DV. , . to Lfqffiiw fFront Row, Nazimova Montgomery, Pearl Whitehead, Dorothy jane Dutton, Donnaleita Cobb, Cynthia Patton, Virginia Bussey. fSecond Rowj Ina Belle Timmons, La Dene Branum, Ruby Butler, Pearlhee Brunimett, Betty Moiiarch, Dorothy Hoppin, Thelma Houston. QThird Rowj May Lewis, Dorothy Marie Bean, Anastacia Sanchez, Geneva Stinson, Marie Oglesby, lean Whitaker, Gilbert Knox. fourth Rowj Billy Sherrill, Dale Garland, Harold Eghart, lack Ioncs, Eugene Davis, Carlos Wagoner, Dewey lvialtslmergcii Qllaflq Rnwj Ihlilii- Buyil, If-hu Vuru, Duiuzllil Nelson, lm- lfruigman. flllflliill flilvlax, lirlgzu' lf IM,-Lglm, Leliox' l,m.lXlcCI1 N . I K ., I ' , ff. - , K 1' ,-V A , fl! flfrk ff A fl 4 , 7,-',,.:,,.f.'Zx' 1.-Q. V QFront Rowj Dorothy Phillips, Audrey jane Priest, Melba Gray, Wanda McGa11Ql1ey, Mildred Willis, Anita Merchant. QSecond Rowj Alberta Latus, Mary Beth McClung, Louise Vincent, Melba Baker, Nell Spann, Mary Clark. fThird Rowj Earl I-Iolcomb, Rheuben Holmes, Orval Tigart, Howard Taylor, Billy Edwards, Tecl Iohnson. fBack Rowj Robert White, G. Sewell, Clifford Morrow, Max Neal, W. VValters, Lynn Whitely. Page 41 fFront Rowj Sammie Meredith, Barbara Iane Scott, Betsy Anne Bennett, Carolyn Coffman, Alma Lee McCuistion, Dorothy Iones, Imogene Hammond. QSecond Rowj Reba Weseoat, Georgia Mae Ross, Helen Hickmott, Rosalie Deaver, Billie Maxine Nicholson, Ruth Clark. fThird Rowj Betty Caldwell, Bettybelle Britain, Marilynn Seale, Martha Gene Harrison, Sammie Lee Singletary, Iune Fox. fFourth Row, Shirley Moseley, Margaret Bishop, Frances Shudde, Bonnie lean Beyer, Louise Marrs, Mary Katherine Hills, Thcrln Dyche. fllncli Rowj Dyke Cullum, ILIIIIUS lX4illcl', Ray Grccn, lircrl llwing, l'uL llllIHlYlll'l'y, fl1IlVlll llill. 61-Tc 0 ' -r-n.. lf Q.4J1l'Li fver fFront Rowj Edith McLaughlin, YVanda Brown, Dena Beth Gilbert, Dorothy Taylor, Marcalea Richman, Dorothy Fleming. fSecond Rowj Florence SoRelle, Luvina Fracly, Louise Burch, Althea Kunkel, Reba Gainblin. QThird Rowj Iames lvlorrow, Bill Damron, Everette Rury, D. T. Callaham, Clyde Gibbins, Dan McDade. fFourth Rowj Carson McPherson, Ralph Quest, Bill Thompson, Lawrence Brewer, A. L. Giles, Howard Wayne Cogdill, Arthur Pearce. fBack Rowj Otis Beard, Earl Sawyer, Gerald Haston, A, Houston, Clayton Watkins, Vertreece Winfield, Iohn R. Horne. Page 42 . 'fit' il . 1. . 'rl Lrront now, mauey n IAIA iv 1111 er, .J L... ...,. . e .a. ......., .,....b...-. .,- ..i. ..,, , --- .,...., , J. fSecond Rowj Mary Minnich, Opal Dee Miller, Betty Riner, Mary Stack, Lorene Barlow, QThird Rowj Helen Ficke, Mary Frances Vanhooser, Harriet Mendel, Evelyn Gillette, Sara Beth Hallmark, Patricia Celey, Mary Lucille Doche. QFourth Row, Martha Bisbee, Thelma Wright, Eula Mae Bittick, Ruby Hayhurst, Ed Wright, T. W. Stanford. fBack Rmvj Ernest Perry, Iames Holman, Ioe Leverett. Bill Black, less johnson, Terry Odom. .WW 9 . QFront Rowj Maxine Lain, Genevieve Tanner, Laurene Luclclen, Ieanneetta Hershon, Margaret Burke, Opal Fern Lake. QSecond Row, Edna Earl Iackson, Bonnie Salmon, Rethalee Mathews, Rachel Gregory, Billy Reeves 1r ow ar otte nne re , orotm o m t , artua eas, orot ascoe, ar ee ixon. Th'dR Chl A GggD ly SyhM IT D hyP Edg L D' QFourth Rowj james Farmer, VVade Bnrks, Glenn Thomson, lack Vernon, Gilbert Holbrook, Iimmy Barker. QB:-lck Rowj Clarence Howe, Oran Hendricks, Billy Hill, Yale Rice, lack Rogers, R. D. Salmon L I Page 43 If Jf fFront: Rowj Gerry Dodd, Helen lean White, Mary Taylor Ball, lvfartha Gene Williams. fSec0nd Rowj Patricia Harris, Virginia Collins, Gertrude Bates, Fern Gravestoek, Betty O'Br'en. fThird Rowj Roy Vineyard, Iane Parris, Grace Virginia Rogers, Dorothy Stit , Beverly Ann Lumv in, Sam Hanes, Ir. QFourth Rowj Eddie Storscth, Iames Kenehan, Leon Davis, Donald Parvi , . C. Grammer. fBack Rowj Gene Howard, Mary Tomberlin, George Roper, Miltoii Ric n, Robe t M 1 xgene Psirvin. bs if . 3 fq Y - ' Luna ui as f we Front Rowj Dwayne Blair, Iohn Peters, Bill Adams, Delmar Durrett. Second Rowj Jim Gulelce, Wallace W'heeler, Louise Bennett, Betty Pitschke, Connie Roberts. Third Rowj Allyne Davis, Bertie Dale Hudson, Mary Frances Christie, Louise Paxton, Wilma Maxine Webb. ' Fourth Rowj Catharine Iohnson, Lorraine Baker, Elizabeth Lloyd, Frances Ballow, Vanita Stallings. Back Rowj Richard Iohnson, Ralph Beck, Bob Bell, Ross T. Radey, Thomas Iones, Thomas Sanders. Page 44 ii 4 E SF Top Row Left Iohn S. Gill Mike Sweeney Robert Clesson Harold Ricketts Newman Miller Bill Kilman Bill Thompson Page 47 Foofball Queen FOOTBALL TEAM Qsee next Pagej Bottom Row Left Top Row Right Frank Howell Owen Moore Harold King Gene Gray Vernon Martin Eugene Moore Don Vlfilliams Elwin Ricketts , George Overhuls Vernon Armstrong Pat Toombs Ioe Davis V My I 'Raymond Mayes Bottom Row Right Ed Bagot fManagerj Earl Shelton QManagerj Bobby Rogers QManag Iimmie Marlatt Leon Montgomery Cecil Weatlxerly Cl' F L. ww QV TUMBLING TEAM fFront Rowj Dick Ross, Ioe Freeman, Lloyd Walker, Brack Garrison. fSecond Rowj Ned VVeills, Barney Gochnauer, Raymond Beard, Ralph Quest. Third Rowj Bob Gifford, Bob Carpenter, Marvin Chamberlain, Bob Roberts. fBack Rowj T. H. I-laynie fCoachj. SANDSTCDRM BASKETBALL SQUAD Front Rowj C. W. Kelley, Owen Nloorc, Newman lvliller, Vernon M2lI'I'lIl, llaxrolal King, Second Rowj Bittie Callahan fM2lll21gCFD, Bill Tlionilvson, Bob Maxwell, Milton Sims. Iohn Warner Donald Vanliooser. Back Row, Eugene Moore, Tillman Nnngesser, Ross Tullinglmsr, R. C. Rollins. Page 5o X4 n I YANNIGAN BASKETBALL SQUAD fFront Rowj Pat Humphrey, C. B. Marsli, Kenneth Beers, Ray Green, Robert White, fBack Rowj Fred Brokeshoulder fMz1nagerj, Alvin Lemons, Carlton Gibbs, Robert Williams, Ray Gowdy, Eddie Boyd. 7 ff ,-. . 'J Qlfronr Ruwl Fd Boyd, fSecond Row, Goodmu n, QFmck Rowj Bill Black, Page SI YANNIGAN FOOTBALL SQUAD Ray Green, Iesse Iohnson, Milton Riclmidson, Alvin Lemons, C. B. Marsh, Ode-ll Leno, Donald Vzmhooscr fMunagcrj. T. G. Hull fliouchj, lohn Warner, loc l:l'CCI11klll, Orval Tigarr, Milton Tyler, loc Iohn Marshall, C. Page, F. B, Williamson, T. W. Stalnakcr. Neal Byrd, Clayton Warlcins, Lloyd Ford, Iohn Reeder, Wallace Brown, lack Parks, Lawrence Pamplin, Bill Oliver, Gerald Hasron, Pat Humphrey. VOLLEY BALL fFront Rowj Mary Privitt, Inez Gill, Iackie Dobson, Mary Stack. fSecond Rowj Catherine Privitt, Mary Elizabeth Ziegler, Frances Crawford, Virginia E. Red, Georgene Barrett. TRACK TEAM Front Rowj Carol Caldwell, Bill Wilson, Elvin Vestal, Milt-s Durham, Leon Montgomery, Robert Pointer. - Second Rowj Marvin Chamberlain, Alfred Scarborough, Allen Iohnson, George Roper, Vernon Armstrong, Harold Ricketts, Bob Roberts, Tom Tutt, QManagerj. Back Rowj Marion Giles, Don Williams, Robert Williams, Richard Turner, Raymond Beard, Gordon Molyneaux, Milton Tyler, Tom Short, lvl. H, Bell, T. G. Hull, fCoachj. Page 52 GULF fFront Rowj E. Dozier, Curtis Brown, Donald Broaddus, E. Bills. fBack Rowj Charles Gwyn, R. F. Williams CCOZ1Cl1D. TENNIS TEAMS Front Rowj Frances Ray Pitts, Kathryn Bisbcc, VVinonn Case, Estelle Roark, Maxiiie Gaither, Nina Gray. fliaclc Rowj Iohn C. VVyatt, Bill l7cr1'ell, Cullcn Crain, Bob Propst. Page 55 INTERSCHOLASTIC LEAGUE flzront Rowj Exremporaneous Speaking: Rodney Rodgers, Mary Hopkins, Declamarion: Mary Stack, Iohn C. Wyatt. Second Row One-Act Pla 1 Bcttv I-lu hes, Phvllis Axelrod, Maurerte Brown, Morton VValker, M ' R 11 v 1 is fx J g ' ogie out, era can oy. fTl1ird Row, Debate: Tex M. Risher, lane Parris, Ann Claire Brannen, Helen Conrad, Dorothy Adams, C. W, Reynolds. Back Row 'TV inf Team: Ruth Roberts, Yvonne Powers, llillllfll Fzu'ricll, une Gnlelic, Miriam ,P 2-1 PL'L'l4l'1Hll1, Dorothea Doll SL'l'lCll12lgL'II, Vernal LCC Blunclcll. SENIOR PLAY CAST fFronr Rowj Billy Noland, Charline VVilson, Gloria DeVore, Mogie Routh. fSecond Rowj Forest Laing, Bill Holmes, Guy Johnson. CBz1ck Rowj Billy Dyer, Bill Day, Billie McEachern. Page 54 R. O. T. C. BAND QFront Row? Orville Iorclan, Sidney S. Mendel, Stanley Crowe, Bob Ely, Ormond Wright. fSccond Rowj G. M. Stone, Iohn Ross Bradford, Harvey Larson, P. A. Quarles, Paul Potter. QBnck Rowj Hammond McAdams, lack Kocsjan, Verney Coberly, Lyle Carrol, Earl Smith. Ni f ORCHESTRA Director-Miss Mable Rowan. fFront Rowj Geraldine Warner, Iames Ewell, Kay Byars, Sylvia Garland, Billy Noland, Iames Neece Edward Gee, Virginia Middleton. fSecond Rowj Cleta Grace Holland, Mildred Boyer, Edythe Herzet, Taylor Norman, Dale Fuqua Billy Floyd, Bobby Gifford, Vkfalter Edwards. fBack Rowj Iames Glenn, Rose Klignian, Ioe Pryor, Kendall Evans, Don Albright. PianofHazel VVedgw01'th. Page 55 A ARILLO HIGH SCHOOL BA D Oscar Wise, Director. Connie ordion: CC A udsong H II erri ng, M ln MCC eth Mai'y' B est, W Sam Flute: Grav, Hugo Lowensterng Iolu n y Crowe, Stanle 1, Ely, B0 rlantl, Cn Sylvia Bb Clarinet: Rowj flfront e Iordan, Ed Gee. Orvill Robcrtsg Oboe: fl VI .2 C U .2 Q.. U .G on ': 3 -s : O E L. O J , C 1. cn U t. 2. EL-4 sag. ID 5... gr: Um Q5 55 UE Em U -Ai 3... L1-fa' .QE EL' mu 22 .QC ..1., : -REQ O ...IE 0 E-'E 352 OE cc .C 4-'Rf --'L' PM 31 N me .QE CS: .L I-3 ,co B ki' 'Ju rs HZ D 5 551 Fai.. ei :E mx W U.. UO :: 55 cf-E QE gil-' 3.2 SE Dian .. 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Q. sim 34:5 5'-TV5 3,5 63.2 EE-E nic 2-Q 32 EL: mai ..:qg GJ 64: , gum 'El-E2 550 L E 2025 Ui: 0: .. ati! :CE gi.: EE sim ,hw 2225 Era,-I ,ag G.. gms 1:5 N 6 mc.: .- ENE. 'LC Mass ,E px.-1 up-Al-'CJ 5 u. V ossom Herbert Harper, scar Schilling, Eugene Neece. lim Bl Ratcliff, O Icrry Ver, Robert Lainff, .f U Bc Melvin Trombone Dayg Bill bone : Trom SS Ba fFifth Rowj arroll. Crndgington, Lyle C Evans, Pitts Kendall 1 C. B. Scottg Snare Drum: Cymbals Soryg Iohn Drum: Bass D Row fBack PEP SQUAD fFront Rowj Irma lean Byrd, lean Florey, Bobbie Lee Brown, Dorothy Morgan, Vivian Robertson fLeaclersj . QSecond Rowj Dorothy lo Smyth, Martha Teas, Gerry llocltl, Gene Howaril, Betty Caldwell, Frances lean Ravey, Betsy Anne Bennett, NVilma Redus, Mona Bowman, Frances Ray Pitts, Cassie Davis, Ioyce Mace, NaDene Hardin. fThird Rowj Voncil Hare, Mozelle Smith. Verna Lee Blunclell, Iuauita Phillips, Vivian Hogan, lwlary Iessie Beynon, Barbara lane Scott, Ioyce Daggett, Audrey lane Priest, Dnnnaleita Cobb, lla Mae Robertson, Caroline Coffman, Bettybelle Britain, Peggy lean Baker, Nlary Lucille Doche. Qliourth Row, Martha lean Harrison, Betty Io Baker, Frances Shuglrle, lsabelle Mashburn, Drucilla Kunkel, Mary WlllIHCil1, Rosemary Emery, Helen, Ioy Smith, Betty Armstrong, Flaine Stover, Louise Vincent, Iimmie Nell Branum, Ruth Waldron, Onetha Presley, Virginia Lauder, Marry Stack, Mary Taylor Ball. fFifth Rowj Ina Mae Iudd, Martha Gene Williams, Betty Hughes, Betty lane Golding, Ruth Sager, Maxine Terry, Dorothy Williams, Willa Dean Scott, Ruth Anne Hill, Ernestine Ballard, Lois Thompson, Marie Ienkins, Florence Cristy, Jimmie Sullivan, Reva Grodjeski, Prudence Stiteler, Margaret Stone. fSixth Rowj Shirley Cole, Ellen Lois Blake, Margaret Kerns, Francine Purdom, lean McCrorey, Nell Spann, Melba Baker, Thelma Houston, Grace Rogers, lwlary Margaret Hume, Sara Beth Hallmark, Ieanette Donaldson, lessie Light, Vivian Garrett, Rena Allred, Harriet Holman, Dorothea Roseberry, Ieanne Ansley, Carol Askew, Betty lane OlBrien. fSeventh Rowj Mildred Latham, lean Duniven, Dorothy Dutton, Iosephine Kuykendall, Maxine Gaither, Maurette Brown, Isabelle Raffkind, Virginia Bussey, Helen lean White, lean Herrington, Margaret Moore, Betty Anne Smith, LeClaire Eakle, lxlargaret Lillibriclge, Lucille Ricketts, Sara MCE3ChCfI1, Martha Fisk, Anne Claire Brannen, Virginia McCartt, Marcella Floyd. , QBack Rowj Marjorie Owen, Allegra Lord, Wenona Pipkin, Helen Burgess, Pat Pipkin, Kathryn Farwell, Iessamine Grimes, Helen Butler, Lucille Durrett, Ieannette Herrington, Dorothy Duncan, Martha Williams, Mary Kliiiensmith, Betty Teel. Page 57 , ' Y BAT FALION STAFF ., Q' Col. C. Wright, Lt. Col. Margaret lane Higgins, Major I:ul111'P9!tto11, Major Buster Thrcadgill. 'ff' COMPANIES A and B J' COMPANIES C, E, F RIFLE TEAM QFront Rowj Corp. Bill Wilson, Lt. Ice Dooley, Capt. Marshall Dorman, Maj. Buster Threadgill, Capt. Harris Ball. fSecond Rowj Corp. George Calvert, Priv. C. M. Stone, Sgt. Harvey Latson, Priv. Verney Coberly Sgt. Cullen Crain, Capt, Iohn Parker. fBack Rowj Lt. T. H. McDonald qCOHCl1D, Lt. Merrill Winsett, Priv. Charles Campbell, Capt. Owen lvfoorc, Lt. I0l1I1 Roach, Lt. C. B. Ma11'sl1. I ,W I OFFICERS' CLUB QFront Rowj C. Vxfright, Buster Threadgill, Guy Iolmson, Harris Ball, Marshall Dorman. fSecond Rowj Lt. T. H. lxlcDonalcl, John VV. Patton, Incl: l-lclnillgwny, Marvin Snow, Tom Grundy, Iohn Parker. Qliaclc Rowj C. B. Marsh, Kohn Roach, Owcn Moore, Luwrcncc Puttic, Bob Bell. Page 60 1 TI-IALIAN CLUB fFront Rowj Miss Gladys Armstrong fSponsorQ, Frances Conover, Anita Ray Logan, Elizabeth Sears. fSeconcl Rowj Allie Oglcsby, Mary Bess Zweig, Ida Sue Taylor, Inanita Looney. fThircl Rowj Althea Kunkel, Hclcn Stocker, Coalcnc La Conf. QBack Rowj Margaret Burke, Frances Burkhalrer, Viola Adams, Dorothy Iaster, Ena Lee Crawford. HUSTESS CLUB Front Ruwj Iancr Ivey, Maurctrr- Brown, Maxim- Gaither, Margaryl Terry, Bonlyn Barkely. fseconcl Rowj Rhoda Lon Mcfllcnrlnn, In-an Boonc, lylllllllli' Cnvnc-s, Bunula Niclmlas, Katherine Alsobrook, Betty Anne Smith. i Third Rowj Jessie Light, Ioyce Byrd, Maxine XYrigl1t, Rao Thrush, Tlu-da Perry. Back Rowj Mrs. Elizabeth Fly fSpnnsm'j, Milclrcrl Warren, Ruth Robertson, Lourrnc Kolb, lean MCCrorey, Francine Pnrclom. Page 61 I-H-Y .3 Neill C . Qliront Rowj Bob Ely, Larry Garre, Delmar Dnrrett, Iames H, Ewell, Melvin Beyer, Eddie Storseth, Bob Budd. fSecond Rowj Elton Simmons, Iohn McGowan, Bob Storseth, Bert McCullough, Billie Cavins, Ormond Wright, Bob Carpenter, Iohn Gray. fThird Rowj Achille Doshier, lack Rogers, Bob Baker, Robert Williams, Stanley Crowe, Iohn Rhea. flrourth Rowj Iimmie Daley, Iohn Lawson, Iohn Goodman, Grville Shepherd, L. Adams, Iohn Dwight. QFifth Rowj Harry Bramblett, Dan Lawrence, Iames Kenehan, Al Ienkins, Bill Hudson, Ioe Goodman. fBack Rowj Herbert Richardson, M. A. Browning QSponsorj, Bert McGinnis, Kenneth Beets, Lawrence Beyer, Frank McLaughlin. S. H. S. B. A. Ql7ront Row, Dorothy Head, Donnaleita Cobb, Gertrude Bates. Bcnlah Parker, It-ssie Lee Pannell, Lula Lee Wells. fSeC0nd Rmvj Margaret loyce Moore, Ieancttc Donaldson, llelen llionison, Stella Mae Daniel, l5lorene Monroe, lean Ravey, Betsy Anne Benneir, lnetta Tipps. f'l'hird Rowj Georgene Barrett, lflorence Grounds, Milrlrurl Kc-nip, Milrlrcrl Lucas, Dorothy Iohnson Eclwina Maahs, Verna Lee Blnndcll, Estelle Roarlt. Qliourth Rowj Genevieve Leach, lfleda Crawford, Mirrh Stanford, Verna Mae Garrhwair, Ella Marie Wasson, Preston Hill, Noel Swift, Billie Cavins. QFifth Rowj Merritt Hudson, Gene Nisbett, Charles lionkle, Cecil lfewell, Carrhcl Coyle, Ben Puniphrey, Rex Blankenship, Iohn Helcet. QBack Rowj M. A. Browning fSponsorj, Carl Roark, VV. D. Ganiblin, Ralph White, Richarrl Lee McSpndden, limniic VValsh, Blackshear lame-son, Iohn Goodman, Page G2 11 l .fwahfll l GIRL RESERVE fl7ront Rowj Dorothy Boren, Margaret Connellee, Beulah Parker, Marjorie Givens, Ira Mae Palmer, Caroline Marsh, Billie Bess Thomas. fSecond Rowj Marian Boycl, lean Whitaker, Velma Annis, Geneva Rice, Patricia I-Iarris, Alberta Latus, Evelyn Boren, Maurene Vv'alker. QThircl Rowj Audrey Dickerson, Oma Honeycutt, Ivan Ollie Hennington, Louise Mitchell, Margaret Cheatham, Mildred Broom, Lorena Palm. fEourth Rowj Kay Wakefield, Pearlbee Brummett, Dorothy Gardner, Ruby Robinson, Laurens Lurlden, Viola Adams,,Io e Bassett, Miss Celia Feinstein fSponsorj. fBack Rowji, Mis's,fewel1 Brock QSPOIBUFD, Edith Dunning, Nell axrie Cole, Frances Crawford, Dorothyij-asterf Shirley Moseley,,,1'ilice Timmons, Rittic Mabel C rw. at . X i no .Adv 1 'S W - GIRL RESERVE fl7ront Rowj Miss Kate Vkfilsou Gponsorj, Beth Smith, Marcalea Richman, Dorothia McSniitl1, Mellua Gray, Monte Harrison. fSes'onrl Rowj Ml's. C. C. Shallcr fSponwrj, Ruth Anclvrson, Dorothy Fleniing, Mary Ellen Robinson. Gracie Ray Bennett, Margaryl Terry, flihirsl Rowj Betty Iayne Rirlgway, Rulli Cloan, Elilahctli Miller, lussic Lee Panncll, Dorothy iliaylor, Beatrice lunc Cox, lilizalwlli Lloycl. fl7ourrh Rowj Doris Davis, La Dane Branuni, lane Cowrlrey, Edna Earl Iackson, Opal Dec XVoll'ington, lfrances Ballow, Anna Lu- larlcson. fliack Row, Carol De Laho, Anne Lurtrell, Allie Virgil Day, liclytln' Herzet, Betty Rcnliro, Kittie Helms, Mogic Routh. Page 63 -'V .nfl ii LOS VIAIEROS fFront Rowj Eldon Siebel, lack Gouldy, Ioyce Cox, Maximina Diaz, Anastacia Sanchez. fSeccmd Rowj Bill Adams, Madge Lee Iohnston, Geraldine Cladish, Audrey Dickerson, Dorothea Davis, Billie Ammons. fThird Rowj Ioe Horner, Eunice McClain, Wilma Wiard, Dorothea Dell Scheihagen, Betty Hodgin, Miss Cora Russell fSponsorj. flrourth Rowj Carl Cope, lack Crouch, Fred Brolceshonlder, I. W. Zischang, Bob Donnell, Bob Bennett, Iohn Gray. QBack Rowj Bob Howrcn, Bob Iones, W111. Blythe, Raymond Goodrich, John Dwight, Bob Brown. f JW INTER Nos M m "l7orsan Ct liar-C ulini meminissc juvabitn Qlironl' Rowj Ht-lcn Conrzul, Martha Clem- NViIli:uus, Fayc livclyu Palmer, Dorothy Dutton, Ieanue Anslcy, Alina Pool. QSccund Rowj Delmar Durrt-li, Yvonne llowi-i's, Cclieva Rin-, fiL'I'LlltllIlt' Sinilli, 'llliclniai Hoiisrnn Gilbert Knox, Miss Annie May Kl1.ll1l7l'Ulll fSponsurj. flhird Rowj Edith Dunning, Pearlbee Brununctt, Uma l-loncycutt, Margaret Stone, Ianc Culeke, lean Duniven. flfourth Rowj Eli Svcrdloff, Richard Hogan, Dortha Lentx, Marjorie Dudley, Iva Miller, Martllzl Williams, Melvin Beyer. QBack Rowj john Kenchan, VV. A. Robertson, L. Adams, Iamcs Kcnehan, jack Adkins, Donald Dutton, Eddie Storst-th. Pa ge 64 ASSOCIATED STUDENT ASSEMBLY fFr0nt Rowj Lorene A. Wood, Irma lean Byrd, lean Ravey, Bobbie Lee Brown, Dounaleita Cobb. fSeeond Rowj Mogie Routh, lane Parris, Audrey Dickerson, Kittie Helms, Maxine Terry. QThird Rowj Harris Ball, Buster Vaughan, Herbert Harper, Bob Baker, Ben Monning, Tom Myers. fFourth Rowj Erle Mathis, Billy McClendon, Karl Rice, A. Caldwell, lack Adkins, Thomas Iones fBaek Rowj Robert Rowntree, Eugene Moore, Owen Moore, Norris VVilkinson, Bobby Rogers, Iohn Reeder. L... , . . NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Front Rowj Dorothy lVIeNcill, Charline Wilson, Billie Burger, Caroline lVIarsh,'Lois Kighr, Winnie Holman, Opal Sager. fSeeond Rowj Paul Iones, Peggy Ruth Elson, lane Guleke, Frances Ioyee Finch, Mary Petrie, Sylvia Garland, Dorothy Denton, Elizabeth Garhright. Third Rowj Betty Teel, Erlythe Strickland, Miriam Peckham, Margaret Cheatham, Geraldine Gladish, Florence Grounds, Dorothy Adams. Fourth Rowj IVIaXine Iordau, Harvey Larson, Doris Davis, Margin: Routli, IVIary Hopkins, Vera It-au Boyd, Miss Louise Russell fSpousorj, lilla Mzirie XVHSSOII. Fifth Rowj Bob Ivlaxwell, Billy lVIeClendon, Paul WVolfe, Howard Allen, Ioe Dooley, Louise Elliott, Roland Lawrence. Back Rowj Roy Vaughan, George Calvert, Herbert Foster, Lee Roy Lott, Iohn Roach, Rodney Rodgers, Cullen Crain, Page 65 U PI DELTA fFront Rowj Caroline Marsh, Winnie Holman, Hortense Mobberly, Doris Aileene Morris, Evelyn Iones. fSecond Rowj Sara MeEaehern, Regina Bentley, Peggy Ruth Elson, Margaret Cheatham, Lois Kight, Mary Elizabeth Land. fThird Rowj Marie Dumas, Frances Ray Pitts, lean Travis, Marcille Harrison, lean Tomberlin, Phyllis Axelrod. fFourth Rowj Laura Mae Slaughter, Kittie Helms, Madeleine Wallace, Margaret Russell, Lyna Maye White, Billy Noland, Lauranee Trulove. fFifth Rowj Humpy Campbell, Billie McEachern, Morton Walker, Carl Sutton, Iohn McGowan, Bill Holmes, Allen White. QBack Rowj Charles Meadors, Birz Hoover, Bryce Beard, Marvin Chamberlain, Bill Dyer, Robert Williams, Edward Gee. Pl DELTA fl-iront Rowj Agnes Rose Larson, Ernestinc Ballard, Florence Cristy, Lois Thompson, Rosemary Emery, Margaret lane Higgins, Pat Pipkin. QSecond Rowj Marybelle Crawford, Sara Lee Lindly, Charline Wilson, Gloria DcVore, Barbara lane Scott, Betty Hughes, Vivian Robertson, lrma lean Byrd. filihird ROWQ Kay Davis, Dorothea Roseberry, Mary' Vlfilmctli, Roberta Newell, Billie Burger, Mary Hopkins, Ellen Lois Blake, Ann Claire Brannen. fFourth Row, Ruth Roberts, Doris Davis, Jimmie Sullivan, Shirley Cole, Marie Ienkins, Paralee Armstrong, Ruth Billingslea, Mildred McEntire, Margie Slaton. fFiftl'1 Rowj Bob Budd, Mogie Routh, Iimmie Daley, Charles Davis, Josephine Kuykendall, Anne Hardgrave, Vera Jean Boyd, Ruth Finley, Betty Ames. fBack Rowj Stanley Crowe, Ormond Wright, john Lawson, Bruce Miner, Guy Iohnson, Kent Cline, Bob Srorseth. Page 66 I AMERICAN HISTORY CLUB CFront Rowj Maurene Walker, Iohnnie Ruth Skaggs, Loraine Davis, Leona Hensel. fSecond Rowj W. Z, Clark, Bernice Kelly, Florence Whittington, Dorothy Phillips, Lorraine Baker, Iames Braxton. a fThird Rowj Norma Wills, Patricia Harris, Marjorie lean Owen, Nell Marie Cole, Vaunceil Bright, Bonnie lean Beyer, Allegra Lord. QFourth Rowj Daisy Lee Dotson, Neva lvlae Evans, Frances Shudde, fFifth Rowj Mrs. A. L. Brint QSponsorj, Vernon Simpson, Roger Barton, Everett Stanley, Tom Myers, Bob Baker. fBack Rowl Wayne Cates, lim Blossom, Weldon Barton, Russell McKinley. FORENSIC QFront Rowj Mary Petrie, Lorene A. VVootl, Dorothy lVfcNeill, Sarah Ellen Will, Mary Wilineth, Drucilla Kunkel, Edith L. Mardis. QSeconcl Rowj Peggy Ruth Elson, Charline Wilson, Mary Hopkins, Allegra Lorcl, Margaret Stone, Carol Askew, Anne Claire Brannen, Miss Oretha Cornelius fSponsorj. f'l'hirzl Rowj Francis Hightower, lack Goulcly, Bffilfgklfff Cheatham, Betty McNeill, Mary Bess Zweig, Betty Monarch, M2lfgilfCf lane Roberts, Dorothy Phillips, Lorraine Baker. fFourth Rowj G. M. Stone, Bert McCullough, lane Parris, Anita McDowell, Dorothy Adams, Mogie Routh, Dorothea Roseherry, Marshall Dorman. fFifth Rowj Morton Walker, Maxine jordan, john McGowan, Iimmie Daley, Iohn Lawson, Billy Ferguson, lim Templeton, Bond Burgess. QBack Rowj Bill Foran, Bert McGinnis, Oscar Schilling, Billie McEachern, Bill Dyer, Terry Martin, Cullen Crain, Rodney Rodgers, Herbert Foster, Harvey Latson. Page 67 al J- My GlRL,S GLEE CLUB Front Rowj Mable Rowan fDirectorj, Betty Holloway, Ann Patton, Leara Stith, Geraldine Warner, Betty Monarch, Betty Pitschke. fSecond Rowj Fay Nicklaus QAccompanistj, Edith M Gwendolyn Baker, Cynthia Patton, Etta Mae Kell fThird Rowj Gloria Stinson, Mabel Stephenson, Ann Iordan, Catharine Iohnson. fliourth Rowj Genelle Davis, Neva Mae Evans, Ruth Lucille Nlartin, Clera Grace Holland. Back Rowj Dorothy Foster, Esther McDowell, Rachel McDowell, Miriam Peckham, Ruth Overstreet, Paxton, Margaret Moore, Maxine n, Harriett Emery, Mary Ion Sullivan, Eclvthe lfnogene Wilsoii, BOYS, GLEE CLUB Qliront Rowj Iimmie Griggs, N. A. Lane, George Pearce, Sam Anderson, Bob Mallet, Mable Rowan QDirectorj . fSec0ncl Rowj Alvin Lemons, Gerald Haston, Marvin Chamberlin, Weldon Pangle, Sing Roberts, Lawrence Holcomb. fhird Rowj Ioe Ed Wright, 1llllIl1lC lkfliller, Marvin NVebb, lack Parks, Orville Shepherd, lack Burch, john Wa YIICF. Back Row, Norris Norman, Edward Gee, Bert lVIrGinnis, Henry Moore, Wayne 5U'lZllIDlE, Edgar Dc Laho. Page 68 SANDSTORM STAFF Co-editors: Herbert Foster, Mary Petrie, Business Manager: Ruth Roberts. IOURNALISTS QFronr Rowj Etta Lou Propsr, Rosemary Emery, Kay Davis, Vivian Hogan, Helen Thomson, Vivian Robertson, Ann Claire Brannen. fSecond Rowj Doris Davis, Mary Petrie, Mary Ready, Mary Hopkins, Opal Sager, Pat Pipkiu, Irma lean Byrd. QThird Rowj Mrs. N. Browning fSponsorj, Rittie Mabel Good, Ruth Roberts, Ernestyne Skaggs, Mary Wxlmeth, Ida Sue Taylor, Dorothy Foster, Lucille Durrett. fFourth Row, Morton Walker, Bob Storseth, Mcrgie Routh, Ken Evans, Walter Thompson, Paul Iones, Iohn Ross Bradford. Back Rowj Ioe Behrens, Thomas Montgomery, Marvin Iudd, Herbert Foster, Al Ienkins, Woodrow Baldwin, Rodney Rodgers. Page 69 LA AIROSA STAFF Bl:'l4'l'Y TEIJI. l3URO'l'HY MrtNlfll1 lVlAXlNl? Ioiumw f,'n-editor C0-editor l3u.v1ne.s.v KVIanagf1' Tom llAlll'l' PEGGY Rum Eiisotv Glioluam Blfm ourxk Busriak XXAUGHAN flxsistawl Editor Feature Editor flssixtunf 'tw' KIXJLVYIIYIZ Business .llamzgvr LA AIROSA BUSINESS STAFF fFront Rowj Regina Bentley, Ellen Lois Blake, Mary Taylor Ball, Drucilla Kunkel. fSecond Rowj Dorothea Dell Scheihagen, Betty Tecl, lane Guleke. fThird Rowj Buster Vaughan, Maxine Jordan, lane Parris, Donald Vanhooser. fBack Rowj Iohn B. Oden, Iohn Lawson, Owen Moore, Norris Norman, Iimmie Daley. The La Airosa Staff wishes to express its appreciation to Miss Minnie Feierabend and Miss Catherine Chapman for their patient guidance in helping put out this annual. Page 70 THREE BEST SELLERS OE ADVERTISING Maxine Iordan, Buster Vaughan, Ellen Lois Blake THREE BEST SELLERS OE SUBSCRIPTIONS Maxine Iordan, Iohn Lawson, Dorothea Dell Scheihagen The editorial staff of La Airosa Wishes to express its appreciation of the special work done by the follow- ing students: Geneva Maness, Tom Montgomery, G. M. Stone, Opal Sager, Pat Pipkin, Herbert Foster Page 71 A SENIOR WHO HAS NOTHING TO BEQUEATH WONDERS: WHO WILL INHERIT Paraleels copper locks? Ernestinels fishniouth? Bonlynas form? Ruth Billingsleals neatness? Mary Enimays dancing ability? Iudyls clark beauty? Gladys Goodnightls soft voice? lane Gulelce,s sweetness? Florence Gristyxs platinum hair? lNIarcillcls tlrawl? Kittiels dimples? lXf1illl'g2ll'CC lanels queenliness? Nlariels Charlie? Dorothy Ivlorganls popularity? IVIary Petriels salesnianls ability? IVIirth,s alluring eyes? IlID1l1lC,S lips? We mean lim ni I-Iubertals eyelashes? Sis,s personality? Renals alertness? Burlfs halo? Ioels appeal to the girls? Iinimie Campbell,s cuteness? Iinimie Daleyls trucking? Billls secret love for Betty? The Vaughans, personality? Pennyls Wit? ie Sullivan ? 5 9 3 5 ya ac 5? ss Q zz n 2 Q ii 353 Q 13 - ' f ' 2 - f ' "1,:-,prffx-.w1.'. ' . . . 1' - .. Q Q V. 4, Maw ,- 4-1 r M-,,'+ . ,,,.wmmw,Mv,.wQ ,, ,-,wwmw ummmmwv -W. , , . , -, 1 OUR CONSTITUTIONAL GOVERNMENT The graduates of high schools of today will soon have in their keeping the destinies of the nation, and it behooves them to study now and continuously the supreme- law of their land that they may exercise intelligently the responsibilities that will soon be theirs. The constitution of these United States provides that the constitution itself and laws made in pursuance thereof and treaties made under proper authority shall be the supreme law of the land. Of course you do not have ready access to treaties, but you can study the constitution. To preserve a balanced government, the constitution wisely creates three independent co- ordinate branches of government:- The Legislative, composed of the two houses of congressg The Executive, headed by the President, and The Iudicial, headed by the Supreme Court. The constitution defines the powers of each branch, and if any of these powers are enlarged, it should be done by amending the constitution itself Cas has been done in the pastj, not by evasion nor by the exercise of unconstitutional prerogatives. The constitution further provides: "The powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, not prohibited by it to the States, are reserved to the States respectively, or to the people." It is the spirit of the constitution to keep the government close to the people and make them responsible. Wlieii it becomes far removed and centralized, the people feel less responsibility for its conductg and when we lose our sense of responsibility, we make it easier for the ambitious to usurp powers of government that it is not intended they should have. So we say, study your constitution, your plan of government, and be ever watchful lest you find yourselves drifting from those principles that have made this country a republic, or representative democracy. The revolutionary war was fought and won at a terrific sacrifice to free us from dictatorsg and our constitution' was framed to keep us free. Do not make the mistake of thinking that the preamble of the constitution confers any power upon the congress, the president, or the courts. It merely states the purposes in ordaining and establishing the constitution. Study the constitution now, and catch the true patriotic spirit and far seeing vision of the statesmen who framed it, and pledge your faith and efforts to keeping that spirit and that vision alive to the end that American freedom may not perish. AMARILLO BAR ASSOCIATION. Page 74 Page 75 BITZ HOOVER fllost Popular Boy DOROTHY IVIORGAN Zllosl Popular Girl to bed at io oyclock. vvvvv-v-vvvvv v' " Y ' 4 4 ' I I The Highest T ype of Screen Entertainment I so vital in effecting a balance of recreational and educational 1 material is offered to Amarillo and Panhandle students P , P A R A M O U N T i R I A L T U M I S S I 0 N I ' Theatres LITTLE SUSYIS DIARY QWitli apologies to sly old Samuel Pepys, whose head stayed on his shoulders during the reign of Cromwellj Sept. 8:-Up at 7:30, awakened by the satanic clanging of the alarm clock. Spent too much time dressingg burned my tongue drinking too hot coffee. A piece of toast caught in my throat and didnyt finish its de- scent until two hours later. At school, tried to out-talk everyone else, telling about my marvelous vacation Cit was a floplb. Mrs. Taylor as- sured me that I looked healthy as a muleg not noticing, of course, the delicate shadows in my face. To home and ate too much cake. And so YY? v.,v,,,, ,,,,,,,, Y T,,,i,,,' , ,vvvvvvvv-1 Phone 9732 7 723 Polk 07'U7Z3 Rearly-to-Wear Mil1iQC1'y Faye S. Gordon "The Shop All IfVomcn Known Kitty Kcrrigan Page 76 ORDVVAY-SAUNDERS COMPANY b LOANS - BONDS - INSURANCE E Amarillo Bldg. Phone 2-2281 p Ask for i I-IOUCICS BUTTE R-NUT BREAD r l L lAAAA AAAA,AAAl,lll ,,lll,ll,,l ll,, A A AA Sept. 24:-Arose at 8:00 this morning. Rushed around, no time for breakfast, barely made it to school on time. VVas congratulating my- self when my startled eyes fell upon my bedroom-slippered feet. Tried to whisper to the teacher for a pass to go home, but the class heard me and l stalked out, assuming dignity amid the titters of the room. Took in the fair. Won some hefeathered dolls and a clock that wouldift run on vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv Y " H'-f 'xx 37 WVU p,MS'BOYCE AGENC N IN SPDNHESNCE P AAA' ' - 5. 41. i sum su Ann-HQ-TE5gPx1ELEPnonL 4334 ,fl ' '32 Com limen s of CARLTON-FLOREIQ GIQOCERY CO., INC. P Home Institution P y . . . s Sewing the Tri-State Territory P P I To The Seniors G0 Qui' Sincere Wishes For A Successful Future-And To, The I Entire School Wle Say 'fThanks" For Your Patronage-lt ls Always A Pleasure v To Serve You And We Hope You Will Continue Throughout The Years To "Hurry Inn I. LEVY, INC. I 507 Polk S Au Established Store VVith Nlodern lVl'en's Vxferu' S Phone 9143 TROY LAUNDRY Our New Dyeing Dlepurtmcnt ls Nlodern lu Every Detail Dye your clothes in u Popular New Shade Faded spots will look like New 4 4 Page 78 U5 wi 2 , A , ' A -. ,, Ji Q KN i a X x I ki' ff?f -., 4, 'liz ,QL H , Ji.. , ,,-5, , iv, i il digg! -3-gi' .. . WL, r C'-7' E Eu ,wp , ,x 1-4 43, LI Wg' 1 K! N Y kY.1. Wi 5 4- ag-Nva, J, nf: ', I , A lwlfp I, uk , I A, h X X yi g! lj 1' 1 , L E15 ' if HJ ' w 1 wi ' i - . I , , n l ' - ip aww E A E us! ' ' 1 EP' rggiq In ,s yn Y 'W' ' Whel - 255. 3 'E Yin .W , ,f '. .1 ,- '3 1'-L ' S w v - - '- gWi5'S , 1 yy W 2 L ,, V, U ' , E . ,, Rf. I 1 , F ,, QLM QEMQ , E l-X ,A 5' , ,. . f f' 9 911 3 "' M mi dv P' 'I I . 3,1-f -5125 , 52:1 -Q E, E ,Ra Y- fx1igzE,S3,g.-2' COMPLIMENTS of the SANTA EE GENERAL GEEICE EMPLOYEES Page 79 E ADKISSQN AND BAKER TIRE CO. I I T 1-1 E N E W 4 E oth and Tyler Telephone 6231 I one of those close-pin gambling things. Now at home and to hed without washing my face Cunmindful of the horrors of cosmetic skinb. Hope l clonlt have a repetition of last nightys dream-about teachers with faces like horses. 4 4 vvvv-vvvvvvvvvv vvvvf V 4 ' E. B. MEYER 4 r Amarillo's lN1ost Reliable Service Station I P 4 I Sixth Harrison Phone 5064 T P Vaughn Conldy W. M. Gouldy I g coU1.oY BROS. 1 ' Grain, I-lay, Salt, Ececl 1 , Purina Chows I 514 Tyler Street Phone 6213 4 ll S. H. KRESS LSC CO. 1 P I Hcaclquarters For School Supplies I jeo Polk St. Amarillo, Texas P 5 205 Taylor Best VV1shes to Seniors WALTER IRVIN, Inc. All-Night Service Phone 4315 A-- AA--- .4, Page 80 wg f V? NICE PUPPY Tmpfrnrsom ww if Y A2 ,gjfff . . , ,W x ' K K is 4 Sf ,mis ww 'iw gg, f ,nwgzf FINKLEA ELECTRIC CO. Everything Electrical I 910 Polk Phone 9856 Visit the New and Beautiful v I Welle .Q . E phone 9468 Amarillds Smartest Shopping Center 803 Polk St. A - 1 A-A-AAA-A-A------AAAAAAAAAA--A--AAA---A L- AAA-AAAAAAAAAAA 4 Oct. 15:-Wore my new dress to school today. B. told me that I looked like Martlia Raye. I didn't know whether to feel complimented or not-her mouth is so big. Was thinking of this when the teacher fired a question at me. I-lad to bite my lip to keep from answering HDI1-h Boy-yln Raye fashion. I-Ieard lots of new Knock-Knocks- they,re beginning to get on my nerves. Iimmie Sullivan gave a cute imitation of Mae West in assembly today, wiggle and all. The Sandies meet lVIcLean tomorrow. Another walk-off. They left Wichita Falls holding a goose egg last Saturday. I,m still hoping to meet Wildhorse Mayes. To bed early-lessons to hang. V MASTERCRAF T TAILORING CO. Domestic and Imported Woolcns - Ready-to-XVear Suits Complete Line of Ready-T41-Wear' Suits I 512 Polk St. Amarillo, Texas I Quality Service 3 I 9 I I Ice Cream 1 , Your Only Independent Home Owned Factory 1 I Phone 2-2715 409 Pierce MUSICAL ARTS CONSERVATORY OF WEST TEXAS 1 Gladys M. Glenn, President, Amarillo ' I Certificates, Diplomas, and Degrees Granted - Miisic - Dramatic Art - Dancing Distinguished and Experienced Faculty of Graduate Teachers Fall-Winter-Spring-Summer Terms Page 82 'J UQ vvvvvvv ' BARToN1s oRoeERY ' 1 COFFEE 165 Really Fresh . Groceries and lvleats 4 4 522 West Sixteenth Telephone 7205 ll 5 4 4 , 444444444 44444444444444444 444444 44444 Oct. 23:--UP with the chickens Qif we had anyj and to school to see the Redeal Party elected senior officers. Was late to class and got demerits. Tonight I heard Bing Crosby sing. What a voice! What a manl Went to the Nat with Iohn. Saw Ben Cvuill Hsvvinging itu with a luscious blonde. Now to bed. yvvv vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv P E TEXAS M sf M COMPANY 1 4 I 312 E. 5th St. Phone 5336 I ' Amarillo, Texas W'l1olesale Distributors Fountain Supplies, Candies, Cigars Drug Sundries, Glassware v Household and Commercial Electrical Appliances TONEY CHISUM, INC. CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH Nlotor Cars 4 E Polk at Ilth Phone 5231 K ....iiiiiiii ..l....i Page 84 311'-" I,.vvvvv-v-vvvvvvvvv-vv vvvvvvvvvvvvvv vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv- I IVIrs. C. C. Cunningham "Say it with Flowersv W. "Bill" Bcechler 4 A CUNNINGI-IAIVI FLORAL CUMPANY Amarillo,s Leading Florists One Location Vxfe Telegraph Flowers 2511 VV'est Sixth Amarillo, Texas P P P ,Q - ' XCHEVROLEM TL I PLAINS CI-IEVRGLET CO., INC. j Iesse A. Rogers, President 4 -------- ---------------A- AAAAAAAAA AA- A A. Nov. 24:-UP with a headache. Ate half a box of aspirin and found that I could live a while longer. To-night at The Drunlcard I whooped, boohed, and hissed to my heart,s content, in the good Hole fashioned meller-dranuner,I fashion. Ate enough Popcorn to stock a store. Am looking forward to Thanksgiving and the crowning of Bobbie Lee Brown as football queen. Dad says I canit keep my date tomorrow night. I-leclcl To bed in disgust. v v "v T? v v-' T Compliments of RULE BUILDING GARAGE , MURRY WAIIITS STUDIO 4 Photographing and Developing Congratulations P t 609 Taylor Phone 2-2765 , Compliments of Pho... 2-2904 S at Q CLQTHIERS 604 poi. Page 86 Compliments of POTTER COUNTY MEDICAL SOCIETY MEMBERS SAM I. ARONSON Oliver-Eakle Bldg. DON S. MARSALIS Rule Bldg. W. L. ASKEXV Rule Bldg. R. L. MCMEANS fHonoraryj I606 Taylor R. P. BLACK Fisk Bldg. FRANK P. MILLER 324 S LI11 set BEN T. BLACKWELL Fisk Bldg. GUY OWENS Amarillo Bldg. A. CALDWELL Fisk Bldg. I. B. OZIER 4231 W. Twelfth SAM K. BROYLES Rule Bldg. LOUIS K. PATTON Oliver-Eakle Bldg. I. RALPH CARROLL Claude EVELYN G. POWERS Fisk Bldg. VV. A. CARROLL Claude GEO. POWERS Fisk Bldg. T. P. CHURCHILL Amarillo Bldg. B. M. PRIMER City Hall I. CRUME Amarillo Bldg. N. C. PRINCE Fisk Bldg. F. I. CRUMLEY Fisk Bldg. B. M. PUCKETT Amarillo Bldg. GEO. M. CULTRA Fisk Bldg. HOWARD PUCKETT Amarillo Bldg. FRANK DUNCAN Amarillo Bldg. I. RASCOE Fisk Bldg. R. A. DUNCAN Amarillo Bldg. E. E. REEVES Oliver-Eakle Bldg. W. F. DUTTON Oliver-Eakle Bldg. D. W. RCMINE Rule Bldg. I. Z. ESTRIN Fisk Bldg. D. ROACH Lucerne Apartments W. H. FLAMM Amarillo Bldg. I. H. ROBBERSON Ai iizii' illo Bldg. ROBERT FOSTER IH Lmiicwr' aryj Gro cxiii E. A. ROWLEY Amarillo Bldg. M. L. FULLER Fisk Bldg. G. T. ROYSE A nlizu rillo Bldg. NAN L. GILKERSON Fisk Bldg. W. I. SHUDDE Fisk Bldg. R. D. GIST Fisk Bldg. A. I. STREIT Fisk Bldg. R. H. GRAHAM Fisk Bldg. R. R. SWINDELL Amarillo Bldg. NEAL HALL Fisk Bldg. W. B. THOMAS Fisk Bldg. I. NV. HENDRICK Fisk Bldg. W. VAN SWERINGEN Amarillo Bldg. I. D. IORDAN Fisk Bldg. I. H. VAUGHN Fisk Bldg. RICHARD KEYS Fisk Bldk. G. T. VINEYARD Oliver-Eakle Bldg. R. S. KILLOUGH Fisk Bldg. R. L. VINEYARD Oliver-Eakle Bldg. VV. R. KLINGENSMITH Fisk Bldg. GEORGE M. WADDILL Fisk Bldg. H. H. LATSON Amarillo Bldg. B. VVHITE Rule Bldg. I. R. LEMMON Fisk Bldg. I. G. VVILBANKS Fisk Bldg. S. O. LEVIN Paramount Bldg. A. E. WINSETT Fisk Bldg. DAN H. LOVING Fisk Bldg. I. R. VVRATHER Amarillo Bldg. A. F. LUMPKIN Amarillo Bldg. Page 87 l l MAXOR DRUG CO. Two Convenient Stores No. if-500 W. 16th No. 2-Fisk Bldg. Telephone 6256 Telephone 8214 A------A---------A A-- A- A--- -AA --------A---- Dec. 23:-Woke up this morning before Uthe cock crewn, and lay there thinking of the forthcoming holidays. To school and attended my classes, where I gazed with malicious pleasure at books and teachers l wouldnlt see for two weeks. After school went in to confah with Mrs. B. in the lournalism office and sat down in some glue! Such a place, all confusion, paste, placards, paper, and pencils lfand wild-eyed goofs who call themselves journalistsj. From school to home and slammed my hooks in the closet, donned my holiday face, and waited for something to happen. It did! And so to hed. wiv' 4 , 4 r r Compliments of MONTGOMERY WARD 1 P p vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv VVILLIAMS HARDWARE Distributors of the Following Nationally Known lvlerchandise E Electrolux Refrigerators - Magic Chef Ranges I: Sparton Radios - Vxfard Floor Furnaces v and I Athletic Equipment of All Types I 615 Taylor St. Amarillo, Texas P I ,,ir,...,.... ...... - - - Page S8 5 3 eoNoRATULAT1oNS, CLASS or 1937 ' I During the past 27 years, hundreds of A. I-I. S. graduates have taken their I Business Training in this school, and have out to successful business careers. 4 VVC know that we can wish you no greater fortune than to have the chance to emulate these men and women. 4 s T , 7 E P 1 b 4 I C. I-IOIVIER WILEMAN, President. I P 4 I5 A A Lili A AAAAAAAAAA L1f,f-.f.f.' AAAAA ,f7l."l, f.f,l1.f AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA A A 'l Dec. 26:-Too Sleepy and tired to write much, for this was a cham- pion day. Saw the Sandies Put their third state championship in the bag. La-Ia and funeral dirge for Kerrville, but laurels for Amarillo I-Ii. And so to bed to See the game again in dreams. i , UGET TI-IE PLUS OF A PACKARD" 4 I Phone z-271 I 906 Tyler St. l E LIONS' CLUB MORAL CODE FOR SCHOOL CHILDREN IN GOD VVE TRUST If I want To Be a Happy, Useful Citizen I must Have: r I COURAGE and HOPE ' I I must be bmw-Tliis means I I11L1St be brave enough and strong enough to ' control what I think, and what I say and what I do, and I must always be hope- 4 I ful because hope is power for improvement. l P P ' WISDOM I P v I mm! act wisely-In school, at home, Playing, working, reading, or talking, I l P 4 must learn how to choose the good, and how to avoid the bad. I P 4 INDUSTRY and GOOD I-IABITS I S I must make my cbzzmctcr strong-IVIy character is what I am, if not in the , eyes of others, then in the eyes of my own conscience. Good thoughts in my 1 mind will keep out bad thoughts. WI1en I am busy doing good I shall have no time to do evil. I can build my character by training myself in good habits. 4 A A .AAAA4 A A A Page 90 1 .3 , is , wg we . Q ,, is Q33 ?E Saints- NAUC-HTY E9 gs ,,... ..,, V I V Vbfi A 1 'Q ' Q, 0 Y 4 -2-: '--:- ,M A ff ..a. , vvzfl 4 f LACKBURN BROS. 1 , CLOTI-HERS 4 v 4 EST. IQOS I 4 P 7 - . 4 f Varsity-Town and Undergrad Suits 4 Follow Fainous College and Campus Styles 4 P r Ian. 8:-lust the regular school day with a little extra effort on my part to keep in harness. Got the chuckles over Agnes Latsonls Wrathfully declaring that a certain teacher must wash her face in vinegar. Some girl in the hall expressed her opinion of the tea dances. Thinks they are no fun. I'-low would she know?-she,s never been asked to dance. Meow! Une girl expressed a pretty thought-just imagine the tea dances with teal Pat has an obsession for playing L'Big Businessu-silly game. The halls have Uloverls congestionn. You can't Walk two steps without running into some moon-eyed Romeo and Iuliet. Saw the play HRomeo and Iulietng it was all sighs, drapery, and tears, hut did leave me with a choked feeling. To hed. PANHANDLE LUMBER COMPANY, INC. 4 y . . . . . v Everything in the Building Line I P 4 ' l I 1707 West 7th Sr. Phone 4306 1 ' I P Watclies and Diamonds I Ii P ' wwf 5- ' -nz NSW ., .I v rwsssssssizwnswv ef" 1 .N . 1 "fa gymvggggsgsgsg. , .sssssssssssswmsss 2- " '05 1 Q5 wdssssw-www-ss Q V Www -, : ' 'H' 4449 4 N 9 In , 1, . P E 1oHN PURBACH 1 4 Watcllmaker 4 4 4 l 4 4 I Paramount Theater Bldg. 4 i .... - 1 Page 92 4 J l W Q , BLANKENSI-llP DAIRY I Grade HAP Raw Milk ' I Cream and Fresh Churned Buttermilk I P. O. Box 41 , l-leadquarters for 4 TOKHEIM Computing Pumps Truck Tanks 4 BRODIE Bulk hleters Galvanized Tanks , CHAMPION Air Compressors Redwood Tanks WILLBORN BROS. COMPANY, lnc. V y 101-1 I3 Houston St. Amarillo, Texas Ian. 29:-Theme of the day-Everybody seems to be singing "Good- night, My Loven. Everyone feels a little lost at the thought of losing Coach Cherry. Heis Placed several stars in Amarillo,s football crown. Went riding with some kids a while tonight-one boy thought he was Casanova reincarnated, but l took the wind out of his sails-came home and studied a couple of hours, drank a quart of sweet milk, and now to bed. ,,vvv-vv-vvv vv..vv.. v--vvvvvvTvvvvvvvvvvvvv ...v.. vv---vvvvv-v4 1 1 1 P , , I ADVILE FRGM A GREAT MAN P P as ' , Get knowledge- -all you can, he thorough in all you do and remember I P . . . . f that though ignorance often may be innocent, pretenszon is always 4 P . . . r despicable. Be you like men, strong, and the exercise of your strength , f today will give vou more strength tomorrow. Work onwards and work I P ' . A 4 upwards and may the blessing of the Most High soothe your cares, clear 1 your vision and crown your labors with reward." 4 1 Wfillizlm E. Gladstone 4 1 1 i 1 P AMARILLO NATIGNAL BANK b r r r Menilner Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation l r V A AAAAA AAAAAAA Page 94 X C In au? 4'-" sf "S, . If poor light did this to your face, you would do something about it, and no wonder. Poor light may he doing just as much damage to your eyes Without your knowledge of it. Play safe. Use l. E. S. lamps for comfort and safety. Southwestern PUBLIC SERVICE Company This Advertisement is the work of Herbert Poster Qu student in Amarillo High School? Page 95 P P I For Ladies and Misses Amarillo's Most Exclusive Store . TI-IE LADIES STQRE V 5 I 5 Polk Phone 2-1914 P P HEAP-O-CREAM STORES P P 5 4 4 L AAAAAAAAAAAAA-A-----AAAAAA-A-,AA-AAA--- AAAAAAAAAAA AA- Fehruray 12:-Nothing to speak about today. But tonight! Oh, tonight was the Valentine dance. Decorated gym in red and White, dancing contests, and a spotlight. Refreshments consisted of as many malts and hamburgers as the girls could inveigle out of the unsuspecting Cor am I wrongw boys. f """""""""' ' ' ' ' ' Compliments of I AIVIARILLU DENTAL SOCIETY IVIEIVIBERS 4 I ROSCOE BRISTOVJ Amarillo Bldg. I f STUART VV. BROVUNING Fisk Bldg. I I VV. IX4. CURL Fisk Bldg. 1 I VV. I. DINAN Fisk Bldg. 1 P C. D. EVVING Fisk Bldg. I C. O. I-IESS Oliver-Eakle Bldg. I GEO. G. INGI-IAIVI Gliver-Eakle Bldg. I T. B. IONES Oliver-Eakle Bldg. I F. KELLEAINI Fisk Bldg. l B. LANDERS Amarillo Bldg. VJ. R. IVIOCDY Fisk Bldg. 4 R. P. PARCELLS Fisk Bldg. 4 E. I-I. REEDY Fuqua Bldg. I R. I., ROGERS Fisk Bldg. YV. B. STEVENSOIXI Fisk Bldg. B. YOUNGER Oliver-Eakle Bldg. IACK YOUNGER Amarillo Bldg. A AA---A--AA-A Qgg-A- -A A-----A '1 Page 96 W7 'MQ FM? gif 1 Your Supreme Bakers E TI-IE MERCHANTS BISCUIT COMPANY OF TEXAS l Supreme Salad Vfafers, Supreme Toast Marcli 1:-Up with the sudden thought of not having seen last vveekls fun issue of the Sandstorm. Quick like a chicken QMary,s favorite expressionb l pounced upon one at school. Goofy and completely insane, but fun. Keeping up with the argument about the Supreme Court and about Whether lack Benny could really play mlqhe Been when he was so young fljred Allen says NOD leaves me no time except for the necessary business of keeping the dust out of my ears, eyes, nose, and mouth. Now to bed and forget it all. Growing with the Panhandle and Texas Pl-llLLlPS PETROLEUKT CQ, Makers of Phillips 66 Gasoline QPolymerizedD Phillips 66 Motor Oil "The Worldls Finest Oil For Your Zllotoru Also the World's Largest Producers of Natural High Test Gasoline Page 98 Page 99 vvvvrvvvvvv TI-IE ROTARY CLUB OF AMARILLO Service Above Self rx-t UI-Ie Profits Most M7190 Serves Best" AMARILLO, TEXAS Kid Day-Not a serious moment this whole day unless it could be the deep school Pride I feel every time I glance up at the 1936 Sandie State Championship Banner. It,s been hanging for Hquite a spellu now, but I still love to look at it. Back to Kid Day: What a dayl Dignified seniors gone suddenly childish, cute bow ribbons and knee-length ging- ham dressesg mamma dolls and lollypopsg rompers and rattlersg distracted, convulsed teachers and the thought that tomorrow it will be gone forever. Funny, graduation has begun to be a solemn affair. Where's the war- dancing joy we expected to feel? Ask a senior if he isn,t thrilled about graduating and he gives you a queer look and mutters uncertainly, K'Yeah, oh-h, yeahn. And that,s the way one feels-uncertain. The teachers suddenly seem human and awfully sweet, and you realize with a bang that itIs not the teachers who have changed-itys you! Halls and desks become very dear and you do more thinking than you've done in quite a while. We, as seniors, are more important now than we,ll be in quite a while. Next year will find us either answering to the name of HSlimeH or being just a cog in the industrial wheel. Well and well, but what lun while it lasts! Three cheers for dear old A. I-I. S.l Page loo A rms Gmmifww E .:v, V HL' Q M Y- .., ,,,,,..,.., .. -M jg, 'V' 1, - ""A' ' - Q i" , . fa? 'act . 'YET " - fx numramm . I mamma ay f its 'f ' ' . ' 531453 125351-f" wwfaxrxgp- .1 Zh i Flllalru fr GREATWEST MILLS ELEVG AMARILLO TEXAS HLA ' "ff'- -1f--r -1 21 A21 fs, M . In completing their education, the future housewives of the com- munity are taught to cook with AIVIARYLLIS and GREAT "FOR BETTER BAKINGH Hours. Why not continue your education through the years that are to follow, by keeping GREAT WEST and AMARYLLIS "FOR BETTER BAKINGH flours in your kitchen? Over 90 of the housewives of AMARILLO are using either GREAT WEST or AMARYLLIS flours in their homes. Buy It From Your Grocer-I-Ie I-Tas It. GREAT WEST MILL AND ELEVATOR COMPANY AMARILLO, TEXAS, U. S. A. gC IOI I Greetings and All Good Wishes P to the Graduates and Students of ' The Amarillo High School TI-IE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF AMARILLO Amarillo, Texas P . . , NIen1ber Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation P ,LAAAA A-AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA "DonLt you wish you were a bird, Jimmy, and could fly away up in the sky?" mused his big sister, lane. 'iNawI" scorned Iimmy. "I'd futher be a elephant and squirt water through my nose." The doctorls son was entertaining his new neighbor in his fatheifs study, and they stood looking at an articulated skeleton. 'KVV' here did your daddy get it?,' asked Genevieve. "Oh, he's had it a long time,', replied Merrill. "I guess, maybe, that's his first patient." Voice on the phone: "VV'alter T. is sick and can't attend class. I-Ie asked me to notify vouf, lvliss Avery: "All right. Who is this speaking?" Voice: A'This is my father." ' E. E. FINKLEA The Iewelry Store of the Panhandle 4 Your Patronage Appreciated I , 608 Polk St. Phone 7291 . f 3 1 5 4 Meet Me At 4 TAYLORIS IVIARKET 4 I Store No. I-403 Taylor St. Store No. 2-308-I0 E. Ioth l I Phone--6369 Phone-2-2266 Page 102 your natural expression." M 55 L TRANSFER AND STORAGE CO., INC. 'lLct warehousing help youll Phone 5263 3rd and Arthur St. LsoCLQ Q ff fl If you ever get in hot water, don't get excited: just he nonchalant and take a bath. Mrs. Watts: "Now, Iimmie, look Pleasantl One, two, three. Now, you may resume YOU'RE ALWAYS WELCOME AT WALGREEN'S Meet your friends at our soda fountain and enjoy a refreshing drink. 800 Polk Street Amarillo, Texas Student Brainstorms Paradox: two ducks. Skunk: kitty with B. O. Vacuum: nothing shut up in a container. Rocking Chair: indoor horse. Str-cl VVool: fleece of a hydraulic ram. Does ZIIIYUIIK' I'l'lllCllIl.7l'l' when "neck" was ll noun? A. "An awful lot of girls are stuck on nu. lack: "They must be an awful lot." Bashful boy to girl: "IXfIay I kiss y0u?H Peggy Ruth: Q5llC11LD G. M.: "May I kiss you?" Peggy Ruth: Qstill silenntp G. M.: Are you deaf! Peggy Ruth: "No, are you dumb?" ivvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv 1 b SOUTHERN FINANCE CORPORATION QI-Iome Owned - Home Operatedb 1 The lending institution established in Amarillo To serve the interests of those who horrow small amounts I 808 f8th, Floorj Fisk M 65 P Bldg Phone 4550 l Compliments of I Mrs. C. F. Atwood Iames Fong Louis Meyer , I Iim Boulware L. A. Keck V. Nelson I S. Braunig Sallie Kelly H. M. WZIESOII Page 103 SPICER'S Diamonds YOUR CREDIT IEWELER Wheaiy Luggage Vvfatches Class Rings Oshkosh Luggage Iewelry 1 Year to Pay Trunks 417 Polk St. Phone 2-2787 A man who was hanging on the rear end of a crowded street car was greeted cordially by the occupant of a high-powered limousine as they stopped behind a traffic light. "Wlio's the big shot?I' asked a fellow straphanger. "Inst a business associate: he signs the letters I write." ,vvvvvvvvvvvvv vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv f AMARILLO HARDWARE CO. P The Place To Buy Dependable IVIerchandise P P , 807-Soo Polk Street Telephone 5318 AAAAAAAAAAAAA-AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA--- Betsy: "Dona you think I have put loo niueh salt in the soup, dear?" Charles: 'INot at all, darlinf There is perliaps not quite enough soup for the salt that s all. ---f--f--+---- Rodney Qafter going lo Sunday schoolj: uSay, Dad, our lesson told about the evi spirits entering the swine." Father: "Yes, my son. Wlliat do you wish to know?" Rodnev: "Vx7as that the way they got the first deviled Illllll?lI Dorothv A.: UI have sad news. My dog died last nigh,t.'I Billy B.: "Wl1z1t happened? Did it swallow a tape-line and die by inches, or run up the alley and die by the yard?,' Dorothy A.: I'Naw, it crawled under the bed and died by the foot." i'Does Pat have her own way?II uDoes she? Why, she writes her diary a week ahead of time.'I t ' ' ' """" "" ' """""""" ' ' ' ' ' ' P Compliments of I THE BANK THAT FAVORS SAVERS ' THE AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK OE AMARILLO P I Meniber Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation P Lui ,iiiii i............ - - - Pac 104 Y' "H I 1 , Compliments of MORROW-THOMAS HARDWARE CG. y CENTRAL GROCERY l A Good Place To Trade 4 4 l 400 East Ioth St. Free Delivery Phone 6287 1 Mary P. Cat Senior Banquetj: "There's a button in my soupf, l-lerbert F.: "lVlerely a typographical error, Maryg it should he muttonf' Terry: "Chaucer must have dictated to a stenographerf, M1's. Browning: "VVhy so?'l Terry: K'Why, just look at the spellingf, L'Yes," said lvlr. Williams, 'Al have had some terrible disappointments, but none stands out over the years like one that came to me when l was a boyfl iiWl1Hf was it?'! 'LWl1e11 I was a boy, I crawled under a tent to see the circus, and l discovered it was a revival meetingfy P E lNlcll,ROY'S 'l'Al5l.li SUPPl.llfS E fXlllLl1'lll0'S lwlost Complete Food. Store : 9th and I-larrison St. Phone 2-3237 I lX4cDAVlD BROS. 4 4 Dry Goods ' l Men's Furnishings 308 Polk Ladies Ready-to-Wear V 4 ' 4 l Compliments of X 4 v Iimmie Walsli x l See me when school is over at V CITY MARKEFIE AND GRDCERY R ' l Phone 404-6 West TCI1tl1 Ave. I 410 Polk St. 13110110 5384 4 l APPLIANCES I WESTERN LIGHT AND SUPPLY CORP. Page 106 THUNDER IN TYPING CLASS ln typing class the typewriters roar And the sound of paper hits the floorg When someone hits the desk with 21 bang, And yells out some words of slang, VVC always know what she has done, For making errors is no fun. We like Monday, WCdHCSdHy7, and Friday best, ,Cause on those days there are no speed tests, They are the things that drive us insane, And sometimes we get a little profane. The moral to this poem is simple as sin, When you make an error, count from one to ten. vvvvvv Coniplinients ol the following members of the AMARILLO REAL ESTATE BOARD w. A. AsKEw A. L. moss 1. H. BROWN T. M. BRUNER w. H. BRYMER CLARK REALTY T. W. COTTEN C. w. EAST e. P. ELLIOTT 1. s. FISCHER 109 E. Ninth Fisk Bldg. 109 E. Ninth 203 W. Sixth 406 Polk CO. 108 W, Seventh Amarillo Bldg. Fisk Bldg. Fisk Bldg. Oliver-Eakle Bldg. INO. B. GILVIN 113 E. Fourth L. E. LYLES Oliver-Eakle Bldg. HUGO H. LOWENSTERN 315 Polk E. A. REGAL 300 W. Sixth RICKS-ATWOOD REALTY CO. Bivins Bldg, C. M. THOMAS Amarillo Bldg. T. I. WAGNER Oliver-Eakle Bldg. H, N, WHEELER Ama. Nat'l. Bk. Bldg. CHAS. A. VVOLFLIN Amarillo Bldg. Page IO7 lei DQUBLE DIP STAND Fourteenth and Polk Home of Home lvlade Ice Cream 'Twas midnight in the parlorg lTwas dark everywhereg The silence was unbrolceng Nobody was there. P 5 WHITE asf KIRK , Panhanrllels Oldest Store Agency I. Millel' Shoes P NIL Norman: "Of course my son has stuclic-cl ar foreign lzuiguuge. Say 'hellol to the Illilll in algebra, Norris." lXIrs. lXfIeDavicl: "Give me three collective nouusf' Bitz: "Flypuper, wastebusket, and vacuum cleaner." Miss Feierabenrl: lkwllllf inspired the Pioneers to set forth in their Covered wagons? I Carol A. : tell lies. Raymond as salesmenfl L'VVell, maybe they clitln't want to wait thirty years for a train." lVIr. Browning: "I'm surprised at youl Do you know what they do with boys who PU VV.: 'lYes, sir. When they get old enough, the firm sends them out E Q? T1-1.5 .SHERWIN-M0LL1AMs Co. I 'FH A I Phone 2-1278 I2I wesmfh Page IOS l HOTEL AMARILLO Good Food Popular Prices Good Rooms New Nlanagement C. S. Pryor, Mgr. . QCHQ 4 - i 4 MASTER' CLEANERS 4 5 Bucirmnm Sf. ' " " ibfnnp Why not start your business career through Stenogrnphy? HOLMES SCHOOL OF SHORTI-IAND Phone 2-2075 Arcade 106 Amarillo Bldg. KILLOUGH CY DAVIES KKWllCfC Young Men Buy Snappy Suitsn 516 Polk FURR FOOD - PIGGLY WIGGLY Nationally Advertised MCl'Cl12ll1illSC at Low Prices MCKNIGI-lT,S TRANSFER AND STORAGE Established 1903 MANN BAKERY Delicious hlaltcd Nlilk Bread 504 N. Fillmore P11000 9119 Compliments of HOLLYWOOD DRESS SI-IOPPE 715 Rolla Street Page 1 I0 :ra .M X W V ' ff '2 Us ' Y XJ:-Q ff--4 Ag, UM 0 1, -- 9- " 4 il Mm. .. MWMXM .av V ....qA::::.k:i,. :1..1,:E:: X X .,...: :,., E I vs..- X'-.-.4-af ww lg!! ,tk E' W. J, .,., up-,."' '12 E 1 I y 9 1 " . 4 f Wx! I J 4 X ual R W Qrrfdr I .,:: s : .. - :v---:- "'A 'zzqc ' . , 7 ,, K Q " ' , 4 'A - f l ,::.::5W Min 1'1" . A kk jig' 'lifiii-tix f 94 fi q 53" Wm' if . ' Q 1 Q QQ 'A I' A I4QAl?v b .- it 1 ' 'agus j 1' Lf f fi ,.: 1 P M 3- 3 A A X ., V , 1 ' g N ff., A--: 21 -' - A Q , X., , 1.A' Q ?"'27','j M, si, ' 6:-N A b .,.,. . N ir bij! aj? 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Bob B.: "VVell, how did you find out that she was sick if you didnlt go to see her?" G. C.: uYou see, I am smart: l found a little note by the door which. said KBell out of orderlfl Marg Stone signed her Algebra paper 'KlVlae Vxfestl' because she done ,em wrong. Dorothy: "That horn on your ear must be brokenfl lack: "No, itls just inclifferentf, Dorothy: "lndifferentP Vx'hat do you mean?" lack: "lt just doesn't give a hootf, Bill: 'lMay l have the last dance with you?" Pinky: Qfootsorej: "You've had it. Bill: "Wl1at is that gurgling noise l hear, Betty?" Betty: 'LOh, llm just trying to swallow that line you,re throwing rnefl Miss Luther: "Eli, make a sentence using istatuesquelfl Eli: lKWl18I,S stat-u-esque?H g I , 4 4 I Compliments of ' P P I PANHANDLE LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANERS I ' I V llWl1C1'C germs die and your garments live" I 1 p zoi-3-5 Pierce Phone 2-2277 3 1 Page 112