Brownsville High School - Palmetto Yearbook (Brownsville, TX)

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B .1 ' 'A f fr f' ' ' ' x YYTXRNXYLYXLIQR Qi5WQ,Xi.Y.ii,t 44 at wxx T' , ve1'fi',i 'y ' 7 '7,44L4.-- 44 fe if fe? I .xl f '1 1.1lf'ilI.'il0 ,iylififffifefef-f' fe ee- 4 S' 'i Pj Y 'iz-wg? y ,, ,ga ,sf -. ,,,,,,, ' ,nm ,lin --A ---f --'S' ' I ' - f tgia ,YY,V ggi? ,. ,Spf V WWZLY M ., XX xx J .. 5 . G. A. R. The G. A. R. has a history which has a parallel only in that of the Armies of the Wo1.'lcl War. Its dealings with the Freshmen are of a bellicosc nature. Membership in the G. A. R. is secured by an application for initiation, the initiation is sometimes thrust upon him. Very sanctified and solemn rites are carried out during the process of initiation. It would violate the secrets of the order to reveal to the gentle, innocent reader the different forms of this ritual as carried out in the process of initiation, let it be sufficient to say that the mildest ceremony is the mystie bcltline , while some of the more terrible rites are introduced by the salada7'. 92 92 Eg LION TAMERS The Social Fraternity of the B. H. S. It has been a fact of history that wherever a great organization is needed, that organization springs up. So has it been with the Lion Tamers. By means of this fraternity, the students unite themselves in many kinds of social activities which further their own interests, and contribute much to the spirit of good fellowship prevalent in this school. The singleness of purpose of the members, is for the betterment of student life. It is hoped that in the coming years all the Senior boys will unite and continue the work which, if it has not been a success, the predecessors still hope may serve as an inspiration. The charter 1l1G1l1lJEl'S of this organization are: Charles Smith, Mr. Rasco, Bob Pierce, Frank Goodrich, Oscar Champion, VVortham Davenport, Mike Celaya, Keith Tuggle, George Grupe, Franklin Graham, Ralph Crowe, Raymond Dickens, Bernard Allen, Albert Fernandez, Jimmie Bishop, Richard Fernandez, Dale Jones Hartwell Stilwell, Jewell Richards Raymond Richards, Bertram 7 7 1 Combe. ee W .ef fri- fl - . , . -- .. '73

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, , 1, - ,. .,,,, Q ,. f V 1 f 1 f. V is 2-1,,:. g. J G ,g 1 fc it v it mt we tlzeiiff-ff ,W e , X .i ir! WU 'V Q, ,F,,- . 1 A. A, A 1, A V- -xx .- BROWN AND GOLD Eva Yzaguirre . . . ...... President Cavita. Axsom . . ............ Vice Presiclent Alice Starck. . . .... Secretm'y and Treasurer The Brown and Gold Society with its annual events, conspicuous among which is the initiation party held each year in October when the Freshmen acquire their first real knowledge, is dear to the heart of each high school girl. At the 1922 party, one girl exclaimed, So is school, Sherman, so is school, I have just been tossed from the B and G goat, I feel as useless as a confederate dollarfl But the Brown and Gold does not end its usefulness with the many social events it fosters, its real aim is good fellowship among girls, and the forming of high ideals in the school. It also is the Pep Leader's support at all football games. XVHO 's XVHO Eva Yzaguirre . . Elna. Lind . . .... .. Dorothy Harrison Annie Tucker .... Sally Russell . . . . . .Most Popular .. . .Most Athletic ........Su'ectest . . . .Best All Acrozmd ........Prettiest Teddy Starck . . ...Wittiest Irma VValker . . ...Clcverest Edith Bauer . . . Salome McAllen . Cavita Axsom . . Mary Konzack . . Marcia Clint . .. Anita Smith . . .. Hallie Harrison . L, C. Dalzell . .. Loma -lones . . .. . . . . .Neatest .......Cu,test .... .Handsomest . .Most Attractive ...Most Graceful .J ost Sympathetic I . , . . . . .Most Curious . . . . .Most Stylish . .Host Cofntceited Alice Starck ....... ...Most Iozvtefrest-ing Trzlkcr' Eleanor Patterson.. . ........... Best Dancer Gay More .......... . .Jlost Am.biti01l.s .1 . - X '1,- ,, . 'v 1' . 1. , . , -- -f :fy -L t 1.x ff .7Lfstj,,N, ,Hur X'-,Af ff 5 '1 3 2 A - A - J fff--we1esmNE'. we' 4-- ee? T - 'fl' 4.4.!i-Y 'Rexx - - G-' :DDA N .l '72

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S you go out froln this institution, out in this fair world, if you have not learned the one lesson, that you Inust depend upon your own energies and your own abilities to tight out beneath the Arneriean Hag, the highest and noblest and truest in life, then your educa- tion and your opportunities here have been inisspent and a failure. The great inen and woinen of today are passing away. Those who are to take their places inust have the power and ability to do and to Choose the highest and noblest and the best. I wonfler who will H11 thein? I hope rny young Friends, it will be you.