Corsicana High School - Corsican Yearbook (Corsicana, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 134 of the 1932 volume:

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NORWOOD Mr. Norwood, our szijzcrizzlvrrdml, Is a kind aml fbougbfful man. His wisf' mind, syrlzpclfbefii' brari, And ready smilrf, form jus! a parf Of tba! wbifb nzaleav him A mosf zmdcrsiaiidivig perxon. His fame as principal of C. H. S. was great It really seemml a strange but kindly Fafe Hail plarvd bin: ready fo jill llaf' post Wloicb Mr. Fillcfrs, wilh swirling laasfe, Loft wzfazif in fbe May of UI. We laopc that bis fini' gz1ia'am'C will go on H01 ping early person in sufrcfding years To walk fbi' pafb of lifc' with frnzvr steps. PRINCIPAL O. P. DOUGLAS A principal, fine and sincere, is Mr. Douglas, He strives to lead us in the right way, Sfeadily going forward, day by day, Improving, changing here and flaere, Always working for the besf. As a mafb leaeber be can never be excelled. , BaslzeIball coach was for some years, ilfe title belcl. Sinee he bas been in our seloool, If has always been his rule To help the sizidents every way be can. 5 Wei I M , wg uw Y s s if sf , ., - .Q , ,V 1 I ff-511 1 is fr? X Pay EMMA LAURA EVANS B. A., University of Texas Girls' Baskrlball L. P. FORSYTHE B. S., Kansas State Teachers' College Manual Training Golf E. E. CRoss B. S., Denton Teachers' College A Mechanical Drawing FACULTY MARY CULBERTSON B. A., Southern Methodist - University Spanish MANETTE WILSON B. A., Otterbein College Commercial W. B. JONES B. A., East Texas State Teachers' College Com mercial, English Alpha Delia Payz' 1,5 .Qi qv-Q J. F. GARDNER B. S., East Texas State Teachers' College Mathematics, Basketball HAZEL HARDAGE B. A., M. A., University of Texas Biology 3 LAURA A. Moone B. A., M. A., University of Indiana University of Illinois History J. G. WILLARD B.A., Ouachita College Science Mas. MURPHY WILLIAMS B. A., B. S., University of Texas University of Columbia Economics Home Economics Club VIVIAN A. KEYs B. A., Southern Methodist University Errglixb, Corsican jol-IN PIERCE B. S., Texas A. 81 M. College Football MINNIE WILES B. A., Southern Methodist University R Hisfory FACULTY LENA MAE MCCLURE Northwestern University of Chicago Music, Glee Club EDA WATSON , B. A., Texas Woman's College University of Colorado Baylor University English, Library l'a-gl' I Pago 16 ,V-'.,.,E ANNIE MAUD SHAW B. A., SAV. T. T. C. Mallwmafirx ANNA BELLE KIBER B. A., College of Industrial Arts English Blur' und Gold A. Y. L. I. CATHERINE WHITTEN B. S., University of Texas spImiIh,Tf,m1s Club FACULTY PAULINE LEWIS B. A., M. A., Baylor University Hislory JAKE HANNA B. S., Centenary College Muffy. History, Foolball VIRGINIA HALE B. A., B. S., University of Missouri University of Wisconsin Latin Latin Club I 'sf .. ,I sig? I aw'-' ELOISE GOLDEN B. A., M. A., Southern Methodist University English Mas. LESLIE WARING Svrrefary I0 Principal I-IALLIE MCCLURE Swcrftury fo Snfrcrinicndcrit MRS. W. T. SHELL MR. C. A. MIDDI.ETON bi . 11ZEQ2Q.f , if '- MR. SUTTLE ROBEKTS DR. WILSON DAVID MR. W. P. MCCAMMON Mks. H. R. STROUBE BOARD OF EDUCATION Paac 1 7 lin iililemnriam C. T. BANISTER ALICE FRANCES ELLIOTT FEATURES Pdyt? 20 si : ' , Y .A,, ' UG 2' Q Q qt , k mx 1 -w 3 ..--ff N J we 'gn K ? J 5, , 'Ee EQV' ss , .un -, ,ex , 'A ' T A fd ' .v .3 mx li L ... : ' , M Q 1 :fx Is. x,:- l I : l v K r :r , , 5 W L ,..,.: X K h ' X ar 3 , l at 'Y' A. Q fm sg Q f 525' F i f . 'k Pkjiigg ..,:. , g Pyramid Minnie Thin! Down Brollaerly Love Can We Help? Freshman Days Profile Iam:-5 Prinress Arabella Bird'x-eye Virur Handsome Hanna Tim 1' Ou! Tigrr Mcntars Wbosv Hands? Iolau 113' Frar Not Bvllvs M asm! Harnzouious Hoot Gin! Vrrsafilr- and Ho u'l Lat Ill' IU What a Mm! Hvr Majuxly Co-Elly Nanglwfy Paflnnk Ptl!!t' 21 l l l 1 w J Q 1. Kilty'x Kufie 2. Concfifcd 3. 117111411-'s Helen? 4. Winlrr 5. Snow Fight 6. Adion 7. EMS 8. Pbologrufzbcr 9. Sark 'Em 10. My Bal 11.B1m'fIivs 12. Muizls 13. Purkrd Up 14. Moukry 15. Exrx Also 16. Twins 17. Sap 18. Mccbanic 19. Bus Driwr 20. Ob My! 21. Tbosz' Huis 22. Srzowballvrs Page 22 QM 2:-1-1 .:,: ':. 4 . V .M N 4 5 131 ,,g,'- R 1 R xf. 2 5, , , X . . jWw...1gM- ' YMTM- - J -3-125. fl Dozm Ding Doug Daddics from tba' Rmr Toodlcloo Fiuis Librarian Musbir' Muff, P1190 SU V 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , W9 1. Noon 2, What an Editor! 3. Co-Eils 4. P-Elf 5. Puls 6. Wbrrfs Brooks? 7. Fi r'c' Drill 8. Hoi Cfm! 9. Podunk 10. Slriluf One 1I..Egolist Iiiiiiry 12. Big Time 13. Woody 14. Liilli: joe 15. Honcys 16. Safety in Numbrrs 17. Birds ina Row 18.M0sl1y Misses 19. Four of a Kind 20. Nifa 21. Slnicks Pam' 24 I rg Q . .3 -W 'Y 1, , MZ s- . ' .f?E1 , if ef., 1 Y if 'Q . wi ff 1 1 1 ,. .4 .fi 'Ea' ' Q.. ,,,,. gg: Q . if K 1 I VVI' . -',, mn K JJ... 3 2.2 . wx . is ,M Gillies 652 . H SW? K . x ' ' ,Z A A,-4-af :QE-, W .:, 3 . . , 5? at .gg,-, E . R 4 N ...,. xv. 0 ' . . f 9 .... -le g T if . dy 0,1 - J.. 4 K! as 1 rw 'fi V F Yew x iii .,,. 5 f A U W --'- ,,:. Q I lllllql. 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Co-Ed 18. Maids 19. Annual Chaujeur 21. Annual Edilor 22. Good Old Doug 23. Two-by-Two 24. How Firm a Foundation Page 26 vf ti! .. 5...-4. W 1 , -2- 1,,'.'. . N. , Mg. Agia are if wg, FI QK E I -2 A: 'Q NP I F1 ' HN i H ..., 5 1,5 . izf w 1 sa. ., -I:-- .yu -V ' '- Q 1 Nw 3 2 S zaf- ikyy 5 I . C bee refs Maroon Blonde From the Sidelines Tru mpc! Tooter Posing Annual Sta-H! On Your Mark Play Dead Favorite Pasfimc Virlims 1 1. Baby Srnior Page 27 1. Stuclious 2. Tlavir Crowd 3. S1111 Grin: 4. Mighty Man 5. Whirh is Which? 6. Like This . . 7. Wuro 8. Go Boom! 9. Honey 10. School Prst 11. Darix-Filzicy 12. The Family 13. Caughl in the Act 14. Feet Lust 15. Principal 16. Nine Doggie 17. New Yorker 18. Baker 19. From the Window 20, 21, 22. Elernul Triangle Page 28 I 'Q 2 E. , ff 2 . , for I .wx X A , K ' HQFQEQ ,W . ..,:., 55X 5 .1 , a A Mx' 8 PT QQ X, Qafi' . f . V f'-- ,, ... . I 5' . e,' JE X .fiigv cl 1: K K Q wf .fi fix 3 ,. k I XE K 'ff 2 . 'J mm. W S yg rfi X' flzl .. 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Lcap Frog Gforgic Porgic Thr Mizlgr! C06f1r'ruliorz Iuvk Frm! In niors' Misrry Sfai1'Xh'11x Mc'r'ilf Arcnsiug Hand Loafrrs Sunkr' Cfyurlmv' Turkvy Big Mc Siuiuvx Culumily Clark Turllc D01 cs l'1ufv 211 T f' ,F 1 1 1 l i 1 1 1 4 T 1 1 Cul 0' Nine Tails Page 30 Cat 0' Nine Tails Page 31 Pagfz' 1 kr an I ww 1 ,M YXY 'NS' 5 ! . ' Y iff HW - ' Q, , . A jr L ,tg fc Q s-T: Q1 'J 2 A x ' Q .f ,. K ' . 1 ' N fw. W9 1 gp .A-1. . V- H ,f,,t,v.z:': I. King Rf1b4'1'iar1JQm'c11 Hrfurz 2. 3. Sfwonxorx 4. CourfMuxicia1z 5.Cr1ur'l Imlur 6.C01rrl0fI.il1rrI3' W W 1 W ' w 4 ,5 , w Q ' i Y w 1 w C LASSES Page 34 951' 'NDF' sw' 473 ONA WAITS Dramatic Club '28, '29, '30, '31, '32, A. Y. L. 1. '29, '30, '31, '32, Tennis Club '30, '31, Basketball '30. MILFORD GOODMAN Football '30, '31, Track, Scholarship Club. President - Vice-Presidenf Sevrefary - Treaizzrer - Reporter - - Sergcfanl-ai-Arms - ,atb 'fl -A-nav' p . f 1 few 'M ' MILDRED WHALEY Spanish Club '31, ELANE GORE Dramatic Club '3l, '32, Pep Squad '29, Home Economics Club '31, '32. OFFICERS DOROTHY WOODROW Dramatic Club '28, '29, '30, '31, '32, Basketball '30. JAMES WILLIAMSON Track JEANNETTE FOSTER Dramatic Club '30, '31, '32, A. Y. L. I.'30,'31,'32, Treasurer Dramatic '31, '32, Home Economics Club '30, '31, '32, Pep Squad '29, Reporter Mid-term Senior Class '32, Basket- ball '31. GLADYS PRYOR Dramatic Club '31, '32, Home Eco- nomics Club '31, '32, Baseball '31. ALBERT SHEPPARD San Angelo Hi, Scholarship Club. LOENA CAVENDER Vice-president Freshman Class '28, Vice-president Mid-term Senior Class '32, Latin Club '30, '31, A. Y. 1. '29, '30, '31, '32, Dramatic Club '28, '29, '30, '31, '32, Chorus '30, Home Economics Club '30, '31, Tennis Club '29, '31, Basketball '3l. GEORGE PRYOR Football '28, '29, '30, '31, Basketball '28, '29, '30, '31, Track, Vice-presi- dent Mid-term Class '32. IVA MCKINNEY Dramatic Club '28, '29, '30, '31, '32, A. Y. L. I. '29, '30, '31, '52, Tennis Club '30, '31, Scholarship Club '28, '29, '30, Home Economics Club '31, 32, Secretary Mid-term Class. MID-TERM GRADUATES - GEORGE PRYOR LEONA CAVENDER - IVA MCKINNEY - - ONA WAITS JEANNETTE FOSTER CARLTON HARRIS Page 3.1 W 1 J. l l L MID-TERM GRADUATES' CLASS WILL We, the 1932 mid-term Senior class of Corsicana High School, who, being collectively of sound mind and having the fear of no human being before its eyes save that of Mr. Douglas and Mr. Nor- wood, do hereby will and bequeath to the world at large the com- modity which we have had in great abundance and which the world most sorely needs: our entire stock of common sense. To the spring Senior class we bestow all the mistakes, blunders, inaccuracies and lapses committed by us during the last exciting year of our most exciting life. Mistakes seem to be the natural portion and by acquir- ing the mistakes of another, which never hurt so much as one's own, the recipient may be spared making so many himself. To the Juniors we bequeath all our laughs and giggles, unsolved puzzles, tardy and absent marks, all the unchewed gum, apple cores and cold lunches, all the football and basketball scores, all the broken jack-knives and unsharpened lead pencils, half-filled notebooks, and all the other unclaimed properties of no value whatever. To the Sophomores, collectively and individually, we convey our power of saying the wrong thing in the right place, or the right thing in the wrong place. To the janitor, who has, at all times, done his duty in making our sojourn in the halls of learning as dreary as possible, we will and bequeath the undisputed possession of our individual desk and ink wells to be at his disposal forever. Drawn up and signed and seal affixed on this fifteenth day of January, in the year of our Lord, 1932. CSignedJ MID-TERM SENIOR CLASS. A p poilztees IVA MCKINNEY JEANNETTE Fosrisn Witnessea' by VIVIAN KEYS O. P. DOUGLAS 32'-A nf? -qyvai' 'NNW 331' YE7' Fall Tcrm CARTER SPEED - HELEN HOLMES MAR.TORIE PAUL - JUANITA HAGLIL AVA NELL COLE 'Nvfw 1'-ali 'Q' was N,,,n,,,.r ww-.,..:,,., N. Q kyww., . ' -If ,L Q mf XC' W If pu, ,fit-4 ' Air' I OFFICERS Prrsidmzf - - Virf- Prc'xid011l Serrefary TVPdSIl1'?I' Rvporter - Sergeant-al-Arnzs CARTER SPEED HELEN HOLMES ALBERT MCELWRATH MARJORIE PAUL MITCHELL BOYD JUANITA HACLE AVA NELL COLE FRED BOOKOUT SEPQICDRS Spring Trrm - CARTER SPEED ALBERT MCELW'RATH - MITCHELL BOYD - HELEN HOLMES FRED BOOKOUT Pam' J7 HISTORY GF THE CLASS OF '32 Sep1fc'mber,1928-Our class, some 127 students, having taken our courage in our hands, dared to enter C. H. S. Although politely shown our insignificance, our members distinguished themselves in various activities even in their fish year. S6'pfC'1'l'lb61',1929L'Tl'1C beginning of our sophomore year. Having grown in poise and ability and having profited by our mistakes, we took great pleasure in initiating other novices in the mysteries of high school. May, 1930-Underclass days for most of us were over. September, 1930-Our third successful year in C. H. S. began. In fact, we surpassed all other classes in scholastic and athletic prowess. Robert Wilson was an all-state football player and Billy Stamps received the honor of being chosen not only on the all- State team, but also on the all-Southern. Fred Hightower and Neal Crowther also distinguished themselves in football. In bas- ketball we placed three men on the first team: Fred Hightower, Neal Crowther and Polly,' Pollard. In track we were superior. Robert Wilson took five first places in the county meet and two in the district. Fred Hightower won the county tennis singles. In the scholastic achievements Pauline Chrisman had the highest average in C. H. S. Septembcfr, 1931-This month we approached our last milestone. Again we led the other classes. Robert Wilson was chosen for the all-state football and all-Southern football teams. Maco Stewart was selected for the all-State team. Red Goodman, Orrie Harris, Carlton Harris, Neal Crowther and George Pryor were also out- standing. In basketball we contributed to the team such athletes as Neal Crowther, Albert McElwrath and Robert Wilson. Ianuczry, 1932--Sixteen of our number have left our ranks for other and higher things. Marcfa, 1932-We have crowned our former successes with the elec- tion of Helen Holmes as queen. May, 1932-Filzis. No longer can we call ourselves a part of that grand body of students which comprise our school. Although some of us have fallen by the wayside, most of us have reached our goal. 'Y' gf ENOLA SMALLING CALVIN BROWNING DOROTHY FULLW'OOD A. Y. L. 1. '31, '32, Dramatic Club '31, '32 Home Economics Club '30, '32, Pep Squad '31, Duchess Junior Class '32, Sunset Hi '30, '31, FRED MITCHELL lli-Y '30, '31, Ofhce Boy, Foot- ball '27, ROBERT WILSON Football '29, '30, '31, Basketball '32, Track '29, '30, '31, '32, Dramatic Club '32, Debating Club '32, Hi-Y '28, '29, '30, '31, '32, Sergeant-ab Arms '29, Glee Club '31, '32, Man- ager Golf '32, Duke Junior Class '29, King of Whole School '32. SARAH MCCAMMON Dramatic Club, '29, '32, Pep Squad '29, '30, Carnival Chorus '29, Alpha Delta '30, Class Treasurer '30, Vice- president junior Class '31, Corsican Staff '31, Duchess of Senior Class '32, Business Manager Corsican '32. RALPH GUESS Scholarship Club '28, '29, Pep Squad '28, Spanish Club '30, '31, Class Basketball '28, '29, Basketball Squad '31, '32, Football Manager '29, '30, '31, Boys' Glee Club '31, 32, Golf Team '30, '31, Hi-Y '30, '31, '32, Prince Senior Class '32. MAURICE TANILERSLEY Duke ofthe Freshman Class '29Z Sophomore Duke '30, President junior Class '31, Hi-Y '29, '30, '31, '32, Latin Club '29, '30. LILYAN SMITH Pep Squad '28, '29, Alpha Delta '29, 30, Duchess Freshman Class '29, Tiger Loyalty Banquet '30, '325 Dramatic Club '29, '30, '31, Duchess junior '31, Treasurer Sophomore Class '29, Carnival Chorus '30, Duchess Senior Class '32. FRED SKELTON ARDELL FULLWOOD Mildred Hi '30, Pep Squad '31, Basketball '31, A. Y. L. 1. '31, '32, Dramatic Club '31, '32, Home Eco- nfmics Club '32. SENIORS JANE SMITH ERNESTINE GARNER NEAL CROWTHER Plainview Hi '28, '29, Football '30, Basketball '30, '31, '32, Track 30, '31, '32, Golf '32, Hi-Y '30, 31, '32, Duke Senior Class '32. OPAL REECE Dramatic Club '31, '32, Glee Club '30, '31. JACK HUGHES Foctball '30, '31, Track '32, Hi-Y 29, '30, '31, '32, President Hi-Y '31, Vice-president Hi-Y '32. Page .1 Pa gc' GIQORGE CAsTELLAw President Freshman Class '28, Duchess Freshman Class '28, Vice- president Home Economics Club '28, President Sophomore Class '29, Declamation '29, '30, '31, President Latin Club '31, Most Beautiful Girl '31, '32. PIERBERT Lewis HILL C. H. Band '28, '29, '30, '31, '32, Tiger Teasers '28, '29, '30, '31, '32, Prince Freshman Class '29, Prince Sophomore Class '30, Duke junior Class '32, Secretary Sophomore Class '29, Hi-Y '29, '30, Cutest Boy '30, LOTTIE EARL AUsT1N CONNIE ROBINSON Alpha Delta '31, '32, A, Y. L. I. '29, '30, '31. '32, Tennis '30, '31, Home Fconomics '30, '31, '32, Chorus '31, '32. SENIORS JEAN STARK A. Y. L. 1. '29, '30, '31, '32, Spanish Club '31, '32, Blue and Cvold '30, '31, '32. v Louis WEIDMANN MARJORIE PAUL JESTER WARNELL '10 4 CALVIN MILBURN BEATRICE HOPPER MIiR1,E BLACKMAN FLORliTTIi KAPLAN Latin Club '28, '29, '30, Tennis Club '30, Dramatic Club '29, '30, '31, '32. a-fp? Nw 'QW '?il FLORINE SMITH Chorus '30, '31, Scholarship Club '29, '30, '31, '32, Blue and Gold '32, Debate Team '31, '32, Spanish Club '30. CARTER SPEED Football '29, '30, Spanish Club '31, '32, Scholarship Club '29, '30, '31, '32, President Senior Class '31, '32, Best All-round Student '32. ERLEEN EAsTERLlNG MAMIE HOWELL Pep Squad '29, Honor Roll '29, '50, '31 V-l:,,,:,,v I, H- 5 3 'gy , su My R. ,-.N 469 , I . -vw ,wx . S 1, Bw ' 5 --3, 5 H. THOMAS ADAMS Band '29, '30, '31, '32, Hi-Y '30, '31, '32. MONA ANDERSON Girl's Chorus '29, '30, '31, Pianist Boy's Chorus '31, Orchestra '30, '31, '32, Vice-president Sophomore Class '30: Scholarship Club '29, '30, '31, '32, Vice-president Spanish Club '30, Blue and Gold '32. HARVIN TILTON Track '31, '32, Yell Leader '31, LOU OTTIE MARTIN Pep Squad '29, '30, Glee Club '28, '29, '30, Spanish Club '29. GRACE MCAFEE Glce Club '31, Dramatic Club '31, '32, BOB MCMULLIN FRANCES KELLY l'lOXVARD MAYFIELD JOSEPHINE TULLOS Pep Squad '29, '30, Dramatic Club '29, Latin Club, '28, '29, '30, Duchess junior Class '31, Scholar- ship Club '28, '29, '30, '315 Chorus '28, '29, '30, '31, Coronation Chorus '3ll. ALLEN EDENS Manager Basketball '29, '30, '3l9 Dv Molay '31, '32, Spanish Club '3lG Hi-Y '31, '32, Declamation '32, Tennis '32. ELIZABETH SMITH Latin Club '28, '29, '30, '31, '325 Pep Squad '29, '30, Scholarship Club '28, '29, '30, '31, Tennis Club '32, Blue and Gold '31. WESLEY DEHAES SENIORS LUCILLE WEAVER WESLEY HARRIS JEWELL Ross J. W. FINLEY R. O. T. C. '27, '28, Sunset Hi '27, '28, Football '29, '30, '31, Glee Club '31, '32, Spanish Club '30, Track '30 '31 , . Page ,L 1 J JOE WALKER ,HELEN HoLMEs Alpha Delta '28, Carnival Chorus '28, '29, Scholarship Club '28, '29, '30, '31, Pep Squad '29, '30, Vice- president Sophomore Class '29, Treasurer Latin '29, '30, Tiger Loyalty Banquet '29, '30, Blue and Gold '31, Vice-president Senior Class '31, Secretary Junior Class '31, Busi- ness Manager Corsican '32, Corsican Staff '31, Queen of Whole High school '32, Secretary Senior Class '32. ARABELLA JESTER Latin Club '28, '29, '30, '31, Pres- ident Sophomore Class '29, Reporter junior Class '30, Editor Blue and G0ld 32, Corsican Staff '32, Scholarship Club '31, '32, Spanish Club '31, '32, President Spanish Club '32. BROOKS ALLEN Latin Club '29, '30, '31, '32, Glee Club '29, Hi-Y '29, '30, '31, Sopho- more Prince '32, Snap Editor Corsi- can '3 l. '32. SENIORS LINDA SIMS Dramatic Club '29, '30, Tennis Club '30, '32, Pep Squad '28, '29, '30, Glee Club '29, '30, '3l. ALBERT MCELWRATI-I Orchestra '28, '29, '30, Track '28, '29, '30, Vice-president Freshman Class '28, Latin Club '28, '29, '30, Hi-Y '29, '30, '31, '32, President Hi-Y '32, Football '30, Basketball '31, '32, Golf '31, '32, Duke Sopho- more Class '31, Duke Senior Class '32, Most Representative Boy '32. JAMES WEST Hi-Y '31, '32. FAY HIGHTOWER LUCILLE POWELL Pep Squad '30, Home Economics Club '30, '31, Latin Club '30, '31, '32, Scholarship Club '28, '29, '30, '31, '32, Blue and Gold Staff '30, '31, Feature Editor Corsican '32. Page 42 T 1 : 'I , aw and 'w-,-Y ,M Y. ,- :V FRANK CHENEY Hi-Y '29, '30, '31, '32, Orchestra '27, '28, '29, '30, '31, '32, Alpha Delta '29, '30, Boys Glee Club '27, '28, '29, '32, Blue and Gold '32, Tiger Teasers '29, '30, '31, '32, Duke ot Senior Class '31, Tennis Club '28, '29, '30, '31, '32, Football '30, '31, Band '32, Scholarship Club '27, '28. '29. BITILDRED REEvEs Spanish Club '30, '31, Latin Club '30, '31, Home Economics Club '30, '31, Scholarship Club '28, '29, '30, '31, '32, Corsican Staff '32. DUVALL WILLIAMS Band '29, '30, '31, '32, Tiger Teasers '30, '31, '32, Blue and Gold Staff '32, Humor Editor Corsican '31, '32, Orchestra '30, '31, '32, Hi-Y '29, '30, Duke Senior Class '32, Most Collegiate Boy '32, Latin Club '30, '31, '32, Football Advertiser '29, '30, '31, SEV HARRY BRYANT Glee Club '29, '30, '31, '32, Hi-Y '29, '30, '31, Duke Senior Class '32. THELMA MILLER Glee Club '31, Pep Squad '28, '29, Duchess Sophomore Class '29, Blue and Gold '32, Tennis Club '32, Treasurer Freshman Class '29, Tiger Loyalty Banquet '28, Scholarship Club '23, '29, '30. MAURICE POLLACK SARA SOWELL Latin Club '30, '31, '32, Home Eco- nomics Club '30, '31, Scholarship Club '28, '29, '30, '31, '32, Blue and Gold Staff '30, -'31, Corsican Staff '31, Editor Corsican '32, Pep Squad '30, Reporter Freshman Class '28, Most Representative Girl '32, Vice- president Latin Club '32. JUANITA BOYD M' if .1 - CLIFTON PICKERING NATALIE DREEBAN ,ZWQ JR N23 COLEMAN PARISH jm 'e all x - . C' 1 A K 1' Y' fi' ' . . ' 'K --of 1,3 1 F T I 'X ' Q S E N I O R S CECIL ASHWORTH EDNA ERLE PARKER RICHARD BONNER Trackg Glec Club '29, '30g Hi-Y Band '29, '30, '31, ,325 Latin Club '51, '52, '50, '51, '52. I-IORACE COWAN GLADYS GORDAN L t. I , OPAL WILLIAMS , Cb,29,'0,'l,'2gBd a,m, , 5 13 ff P s d'5o'51'5z-G1 C115 A. Y. L. 1. ,30, '31, '52g Spanish Club '31gScl'1-olarslwip '31g Home Economics Club '51, ,32. MARGARET ROXBEJROUGH W. J. BOWLIN 29, 50, 51,111-Y 50, 31, 52. eP qu' A ' ' ee U HAZEL SNOW JAMES WALKER '50, '51, A. Y. L. 1. '50, '51, JAMES CERF Band ,28, '29, '50, '51, '32s Glee Club '51, Orchestra '30. NARETA SMITH Page AJ MITCHELL BOYD Band '29, '30, '31, '32, Orchestra '29, '30, '32, Hi-Y '30, '31, '32, Hi- Y Reporter '32, Scholarship Club '29, '32, Vice-president Junior Class '31, Business Manager Blue and Gold '31, '32, Basketball Manager '32, Treasurer Sophomore Class '30, Treasurer Senior Class '32. NELLA BETH DAVIS DOUGLAS FERREL Tiger Teasers '30, Band '28, '29, '30, '31, '32, Basketball '31, '32, Track '30, '31, '32, Orchestra '28, '29, '30, '31, '32, Boys' Glee Club '28, '29, '30, '3l. BONNIE JENKINS Glee Club '28, '29, '30, Scholarship Club, A. Y. L. 1. '29, Pep Squad '29, Tennis Club '30. SENIORS AVA NELL COLE RALSTON WARFIELD Hi-Y '31, '32, Alpha Delta '31, '32, President Alpha Delta '32, Spanish Club '31, President Spanish Club '31, Blue and Gold '31, '32, Assist- ant Business Manager '32. OPAL JORDAN Vice-president F res h m a n Class '29, Orchestra '28, T rea s u r er Junior Class '30, REUBEN BUNCH Page M T uw' .. 4 I 535, -ff:-A rg is vi, A HH . sg, .. i ' i R' ,sm L-21, I B . .3 A ,N 'Sift , K ,, t. ,- V . all 'S-'J-T' 'Q PIERRE BONNER Football '31, Hi-Y '31, '32, HELEN NEWTON Latin Club '28, '29, '30, Glee Club '28, '29, '30, Pep Squad '29, '30i Blue and Gold '32, Tennis '32, Scholarship Club '28, '29, '30, '3l. DOUGLAss JOHNSON LUCILLE TURNER Glee Club '29, Home Economics '31, '32, Dramatic Club '31, '32, uw' -fe-'T' ELIZABETH ELLIOTT FRED BOOKOUT Latin Club, '28, '29, '30, Latin Tournament '29, Reporter Sztpho- more Class '29, Hi-Y '29, '30, '31, '32, Secretary Hi-Y '30, '31, '32, Reporter Senior Class '32, Reporter Blue and Gold '32. MARY ELIZABETH ROGERS Orchestra '28, '29, '30, '31, '32, Pep Squad '29, '30, '31, Glee Club '29, Blue and Gold '30, '32, Basketball '30, Tennis '32, County Meet '29, '30, Debating Club '28, '29, '30, Scholarship Club '29, '30, '31. WARREN HALL I WWJ -,af l 1 I 'sf ua 9 WH W7 vw' A HAZIEI. DELL HAMILTON Pep Squad '28, '29, '31, A. Y. L. I. '28, '30, Dramatic Club '29, Home Economics Club '28, '29, '30, '31, '32, Glee Club '32, Basketball '31, '32, CHARLES SIMPSON EDNA ERLE NEELY MAURICIZ VVESTBROOK CLARABEL WII.LIAMS Mexia Hi '28, '29, Honor Roll, '28, '29, '30, Latin Club '28, '29, '30, Home Economics Club '31. LOUISE WOMACIQ Latin Club 'zs, '29, '30, '31, '32, Aedile '32, junior President '30, Scholarship Club '29, '30, LOD ALLISON Band '28, '29, '30, '31, '32, Orches- tra '31, '32, Tiger Teasers '31, '32, Latin Club '28, '29, Blue and Gold '32. lN'lARY KENNIER Alpha Delta '28, '29, '30, Latin Club '28, '29, '30, '31, Tennis '32, Corsi- can '32, Blue and Gold '30, '31, Editor Blue and Gold '32, Scholar- ship '28, '29, '30, '31, Loyalty Ban- quet '28, '29, Glec Club '28, '29. JOHN HENRY' WHITE DOROTHY MCNUTT TOM SPIKES PAULINE GAY Latin Club '31, '32, Home Eco- nomics Club '31, '32, Dramatic Club '32, Basketball '32. SENIORS VERA BOTTOMS GARNER CLARK Tiger Teasers '28, '29, '30, '31, '32, Band '28, '29, '30, '31, '32, Orches- tra '28, '29, '30, '31, '32, Glen: Club '30, '31, '32, Tennis '30, '31, '32, Spanish Club '29, '30, Hi-Y '29, '30, '31, '32, Duke of Sophomore Class '32. HAZEI. SMITH Pep Squad '29, '30, Glce Club '28, '29, '30, Orchestra '28, '29, '30. VERNON NOBLE Pep Squad '28, Dramatic Club '29, '31, Glee Club '31, Duchess Fresh- man Class '29, Princess junior Class '30, A. Y. L. l. '29, Tennis '31, '32, Cutest Girl '29, '31, Blue and Gold '28, '29, '30, Home Economics '31, '32, Spanish Club '29. Pa H1 VIVIAN GRIFFITH by ' MAURIETE HENDERSON Princess Freshman Class '28, Secre- tary Dramatic Club '28, Spanish Club '28, '29, Duchess Sophomore Class '29, Dramatic Club '29, Duchess Junior Class '30, Secretary Home Economics Club '31, Vice- president Tennis Club '31, A. L. Y. I. '29, '29, '30. TAYLOR ROBINSON Band '28, '29, '30, '31, '32: Latin Club '29, '30, Orchestra '29, '30, '31, '32, Annual '30, '3l. JOE HASHOP Band '28, '29, '30, '31, '32, I-Ii-Y '29, '30, '31, '32, Latin '30, '31, '32, Reporter Junior Class, Sergeant-ab Arms Sophomore Class. SENIORS FRANCES JORDAN CHRIS ROPER- JUANITA HAGLE .. MORRIS LEE BAKER ' Glee Club '30, Home Economics '28, ' ' Forest Hi '27, '235 R- 0- T- C- '27 '29, , '28- , L S Page L6 1 SENIOR CLASS WILL We, the class of 1932, minus the unlucky number that fell by the wayside, are about to leave this beloved school, and being in our right minds, do hereby make our last will and testament. We do give and bequeath to the following, to-wit: First: To the faculty, who have, against many obstacles, labored to cram us with knowledge, we give our sincere thanks and appre- ciation for their efforts. Second: To the Juniors, we bestow the high and mighty title of Seniors, together with our wonderful talents of getting byf, Third: To the Sophs, We leave our dignity and poise, for they are in great need of them. Fourth: To anyone who will take it, the editorship of the next annual. Fifth: To the whole school, collectively, many rainy-day sessions. Last: To all and sundry who might need these qualities, we be- queath:. Florette Kaplan's curls, Duvall Womack's clothes, Allen Edens' understanding QPJ of women, Mona Anderson's acute intelligence, Lod Allison's studiousness, Douglas Ferrell's large, immovable stature, Ava Nell Cole,s pep and maroon blonde locks, Carter Speed's ambition, Joseph Bell's football ability, Linda Sims' natural gift for talking, Billy Levine's love for his rattletrap , Helen Newton's good nature, Reuben Red's wit, Ralph Guess' fondness for the Tigers, Juanita Hagle's curiosity, Garner Clark's musical fingers, Mary Kenner's ability to do odd jobs for the annual. Written this twenty-second day of February, through the col- lective efforts of Mary Elizabeth Rogers. Witnesses : O. P. DOUGLAS VIVIAN A. KEYS SARA SOWELL CSignedJ SENIOR CLASS OF 1932. 9 SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY Come on, girls, let's sit on this side of the field! The last time I saw Corsicana wallop Cleburne we sat over here, so let,s do it again for luck! Look, there's some seats way up there by the band. Really, I can't realize that I've been away for ten years, but don't you think this is a grand occasion for a class reunion? Come on, we'll have to climb up. Oh, pardon me! Did I step on you-Why, Sara Sowell, what have you been doing? Managing the Collin Street Bakery! Wfell, my dear, it must agree with you. You look years younger than you did when you put out the annual that year. Let me present Linda Sims, Helen Newton, Josephine Tullos and Elizabeth Smith. Don't you think that they have changed? I hardly knew them when they met me at the airport. Of course, it was no surprise when Linda and Kitty were married, but no one ever expected Helen Newton to be a night club hostess or Elizabeth to teach tap dancing in Vernon. Josephine is window decorator for the B. 85 J. chain of stores. Whom are you saving those seats for? Lucille Powell and Mil- dred Reeves! Certainly I remember them. What are they doing now? No, I simply can't feature Lucille as a photographer and Mildred as a milliner. I beg your pardon, sir. I'd forgotten that I was in front of you. Weyll move on up immediately. Bye, bye, Sara! We'll see you at the Bonner Hotel later. These seats are simply grand. Don't forget to save one for Thelma Miller. I was thrilled to death when she offered to pilot me down from New York. She has one of those new planes that Fred Skelton designed. Look, there comes Wesley Harris. He's principal of C. H. S. now. I saw him this morning. He told me that Odell Pitts, Connie Robinson, Jane Smith, Jean Stark, Hazel Smith and Opal Williams are teaching here. Lilyan Smith has charge of the new kindergarten. Come on, get up. The band's going to play 'Eyes of Texas., I re- member the symptoms. Move over, Linda, here comes Thelma, she finally got here. What kept you so late? You saw Louise Womack? Where? I want to see her and tell her how much I like her magazine covers. She always could draw, though. Listen to the music. Do you remember how Garner Clark used to play? We saw him in New York the other day. He and his orchestra are sensations in the East. Cecil Ashworth won't be here, either. He's been sent to the South' Sea Islands as a missionary. Pass me that gum. By the way, did you know that Elizabeth Elliott manufactures Goo Goo Gum Drops? I saw her just outside the gate. She said that Gladys Gordon, Vera Bottoms, Juanita Boyd, Fay Hightower and Grace McAfee are stenographers in her firm. Look down that row. Isn't that Mauriete Henderson under that fur coat? Who's that with her? Well! Can you imagine Neal Crowther, the ambitious young coach of L. S. U., playing nurse maid to that poodle? Still Mauriete always did have a way with Podunk. Those yell leaders remind me of Harvin Tilton and Ava Nell Cole. Have you seen them? They're both here. Ava Nell owns a chain of beauty shops in Chicago which specialize in tinting eye- brows to match your gowns. Horace Cowan is her business manager. Harvin Tilton is vice-president of the State National Bank. Calvin Browning is president. He told me that Wesley DeHaes and Maurice Pollack have a chicken farm near Corbett. There comes the teams on the field. They look about the same to me. Gee, I hope we win, for this is Carter Speedls first year as coach of C. H. S. I'll bet you never could guess who is in charge of the Carnegie Library. No, you're wrong, Fred Bookout is the librarian. Who were you talking to this morning? Frank Cheney! Why didn't you ask him to design you some clothes? Just imagine, he came all the way from Paris. That's what I call patriotism! I wonder where Helen Holmes is staying. I got a letter from her last week, and she said she would be here if she completed her motion picture in time. Harry Bryant is directing it, and Joe Walker is the leading man. Helen wrote me that J. C. Gaston and Ralph Guess are successful Los Angeles real estate agents. Gosh, look, he has a clear Held! We're going to make a touchdown! Who are those three girls down there doing a war dance on that manls hat? Oh, you might know Vernon Noble, Juanita Hagle and Nella Beth Davis would do something like that. They are on the Board of Directors of the Hospital for Sick Pets in St. Louis. But who is the worried-looking man whose hat they are pressing? Can you recognize him? Duval Williams! Ahem! The great cartoonist himself. What a break for the girls Cand the hatj. I suppose you know that Wayland Halbert joined the navy and saw the world. He's writing a book now called Wfay I Have cz Girl in Every Port. Speaking of traveling, Helen, did you know that J. W. Finley is one of the greatest rice exporters in the world? Clif- ton Pickering has charge of the plantations in China, and Billy Levine manages the New York office. Phillip Dunn, Pinkston Galla- way, Vivian Griffith and Earnest Matthews are also members of the firm. Was that the half? Good! Let's go down and get something to drink. Look, isn't that Reuben Red and Louis Weidmann over there in the Coca-Cola booth? I wonder who that is in that lovely dress over there. She looks familiar, I believe. Well, if it isn't Arabella Jester hiding behind a Dr. Pepper bottle! Congratulations on being the first woman to edit the New York Times. I'm really proud of you, for don't you remember how we used to labor on the 'Blue and Gold'? I heard that Sarah McComman and Albert McElwrath were married and on a trip to Africa to get specimens for the British Museum. Well, we better be getting back to our places? So long, Arabella! I'll see you again. Listen, don't forget to tune in on station WANG tonight. The Kold Kraut pro- gram is featuring Max Thornell, the tender tenor, and I think Doug- las Ferrell will announce. I surely hate to climb over those feet again, but we have to get back up. Hurry, let's get it over with. Well, look who's moved next to our seats. Mona Anderson, what on earth have you been doing? Oh, I didn't know you were housekeeper for Brooks Allen, the kodak magnate. No, I haven,t seen Florene Smith. Is it true that she and Ralston Warfield are lecturing on 'The Philippine Question'? I think I saw James West a while ago. I almost know I did because he hasn't changed a bit. Yes, he's still worrying over the price of theme pads and tennis balls in the store 'where you get what you want when you want it'! You know, Ilm seeing so many people that I just can't get in- terested in the game. What's the score, Thelma? 7-O! Why worry, we're still ahead. Say, girls, did you know that Thelma was in Wash- ington, D. C., last month? Guess whom she saw. Douglas Johnson and Mitchell Boyd. Douglas is the Democratic leader in the House and Mitchell is a representative from Missouri. Heck, we fumbled the ball. What a break for Cleburne. Time out! Do you see what I do? Look three rows down and on the other side of the band. Isn't that George Castellaw? I thought so! I heard she was making good in a musical comedy in Chicago. Lucille Green, Lucille Turner, Bonnie Jenkins, Mamie Howell and Erleen Easterling are in the chorus. Opal Jordan and Marjorie Paul have a very exclu- sive beauty shop on Park Avenue. See that rather fat man with the long hair down there by the fence? Recognize him? Well, prepare yourselves for a big surprise. It's no other than Herbert Hill gone poetic. He's poet laureate of England. It seems that he had this gift in C. H. S., but it was hidden a little deep. Oh, yes, I have another surprise for you. Remember how Allen Edens and H. Thomas Adams used to pester the teachers? Well, they're both missionaries in Africa now. Allen is in the Sahara Desert and Thomas is staying with relatives in the Congo. Josephine, have you heard from Frances since she left? We were talking about Frances Kelly and Florette Kaplan, Mona. They,re making a tour of Europe before the concert season opens there. What's that? The gun? Thank goodness, we won, even if I didn't see much of the game. Come on, girls. Let's go back to town and get ready for the banquet tonight. We'll see every one then. MARY KENNER. J 'aye 2 BILLY YOUNG ELIZA HALBERT MERITT DRANE VIRGINIA MIDDLETON LEO DAvIs GURTHELLE LENOX .VIARIELLA BURKE JOE I-IAsI-IOP BETH ALMOND CLAUDE CARR JUNIORS Fall Term BILLY YOUNG - BETH ALMOND MARIELLA BURKE LEO DAVIS - JOE HASHOP - yin QLD Na- V 'H' OFFICERS President - Vice-Prcsidcn! Secretary - Treasurer - - Reporler - Sergeant-ai-Arms ' ,Ii 3 A wr' 'X' AW' Spring Term - E ELIZA HALBERT VIRGINIA MIDDLETON - GURTIEIELLE LENOX - - - LEO DAVIS - MERITT DRANE - CLAUDE CARR SMI X X QE 1 In v 'Sf . 3 ,-M, Q' A gg-5, I N' ,SA ! Kfifenm. il' mm. 45.5.2 'ak' 'Nu Ti! ja wwf' I if - I , ...Y 'Q In fn I Af . 'SIZE' in QQ rv mfr ,El If L mv-Im' Ns . 'lb X mx? mix A , A :'- Nga ERI. If-A has H :,, S RUTH YOUNG MEL,AND BAGBY LITLA HOPKINS P. SAMUEI.s VERNON GRIEEEN WILLIAM MCPHAIL PAULINE WOMACK WILLI JOHN HANEY THOMAS KIRKHAM CLOVER RUTHERFORD HOUSTON KENT ELIZABETH GARRETT GWENDOLYN ESTES ROBERT MITCHELL ELIZABETH COWDEN LEWELLYN HOWARD JUNIORS SARAH CAUSEY AM MCPHERSON ELIZABETH SCOGGINS HOOD CHENEY Page .IJ Iv 4E Page' 54 R2 Lv' :QV lb w I: AE . ,.:, i l . T H CHARLES JONES H H CLESTA NORRIS mb S M ' . 7 1 s 5 1 5 4 .,-,, Q F, MARTIN SPRADLING , - -al I. Q I ' XA' .. ' in S' AUDREY HEROD CQURTI-IELLE LENOX GEORGE ALMOND RUTH EVANS Q E I 4 NIERITT DRANE 1? 1:5 9, ,gg Q . M , ' , ' W A U H JUNIORS EDWARD HARRIS FRED WHITE FRANCES HARLEE ODELL PITTS SIDNEY MILLER REMUS JONES GLADYS KERIKENDALL CHRISTINE SMOTHERMAN Wa., t I M ' we ff., . J J J MARY LOUISE FLUKER JESSIE B. GORDAN RUTH HALL LAVERNE YOUNG Sf' qv' 'F-Bag vw in-f XIERA LANDRIDGE MARY BLACKSHEAR LEO DAVIS fs 'V' QQ' MAXINE GIBSON 5:9 , F , 'J' '45 DUANE COOK ELIZABETH COGGINS V! 1 CLIFFORD HAMPTON rw we ,I ' VIRGINIA MIDDLETON vf A JUNIORS CAMILLE BORSELLINO AMMA DEE DESIQIN BILLY THOMAS BILLY YOUNG CHESTER NORRIS MARY FRANCES HARVIN BOB BLACKSHEAR ELAINE BROOKS EULA POWERS ELIZA HALBERT GENEVA GILMORE FLOREINE GRIES Page Page .76 ALMA BROWN CLAUDE CARR MYRA DICKSON VIRGINIA MIDDLETDN J. C. -I4'i.iGINS MARIELLA BURKE JAMES FLOWERS BETH ALMOND JUNIORS 'M' V, , If V. V' vi, A ' ...A 3, ' 5 , 1 f ii 2 , ,,,,. A AA I L. L , -, J A ,PMI 91 inf Nw NCT? 'V GRACE LYNCH ANGELUS ANDREWS MARY GENE PACE EVERETT KELLUM O GGL' . I fi All ,FGM 2, Nurs'-' 'igm' Q mx A kwa I 193 Fall Term VIRGINIA MIDDLETON AUDREY FARMER - GERALDINE SEARS - EsTI-IER DEWITT RUTH DEWITT ELIZA I-IALBERT - N U F F I C E R S President - Vice-President Secretary - Treasurer - Reporter Sergeant-at-Arms VIRGINIA MIDDLETON GEORGE CUNNINGHAM AUDREY FARMER GERALDINE SEARS RUTH DEWITT VIVIAN EVETTS Y ESTI-IER DEWITT ELIZA I-IALBERT SOPHOMORES Spring Term GEORGE CUNNINGHAM - GERALDINE SEARS - VIVIAN EVETTS Pau ,V 'E a,,g,,,f i 1 Page .58 : ,,-z . SOPHOMORES Row 1: W. M. Taylor, Cgden Harris, Louis Territo, Carl Ashworth, Bruce Fulton, Douglas Beauchamp, Ivan Peeples, Reuben Crouch, Billy White, James Brantley, Talmadge Conant, Alton Austin, Avery jackson, Jack Redden, Edwon Goodwin, Billy Redden, W. T. Parker, George McPherson, Murrey Harris, Melbin Bowman, McAllister Hargrave. X 1 Row 2: Neil Holloway, Milton Molloy, Bufofdfmccollough, Homer Humphries, Hugh Garden, Stanton Lowry, Odell Red, Jack Scarborough, Roy Soaoe, Joel Beeton, Walton Kenner, H. L. Wendorf, Jr., L. Dunn, J. E. Foster, Lloyd Stover, Harvey Beeman, Myron Mims, Malcolm Allen, BenngL.Nabors, Otha Langston, Haden Up- church, Hugh Lynn, Martin Walling, Red Cagle. Row 3: Margaret Harvey, Geraldine Hayes, Hettie Marie Roxburgh, Pauline Story, Bonizelle Wilson, Gertrude Stander, Anna Cohen, Margaret Joyner, Aubrey Farmer, Bertye Lue Williams, Sarah Nell Nuttf' Jessie Huitt, Mary Ruth Byrd, Helen Carroll, Marguerite Spurlen, Celia Grossman, Helen Green, Lucille Hale. SOPHOMORES Row I: Wayne Ashmore, Rex Loper, Garmon O'Daniel, Charles Barnaby, Jack Fox, Walter Decherd, James Roberts, Carvel Neal Jenkins, James Foster, Jack Rehders, Aubrey Bell, Willie Robinson, George Leonard,, George Cunningham. Row 2: Mildred Clemens, Sarah Clark, Laura Dell Coulson, Annie Mary Pierce, Mayme Fern Warren, Evelyn Jaffee, Mary Lou White, Omegi Yielding, Frances Cowden, Coye Griffen, Ruby May Gray, Pauline Gay, Louether King, Addie Bee Phillips, Ethelena Martin, Ruba Lee Williams, Anna Jewell Roe. Row 3: Frances Bryant, Edith Hamilton, Dorothy Mitchell, Frances Nichols, Hazel Wilson, Jackie V. Jennings, Allie Belle Bickerstaff, Wilma Harbison, Dortha Brown, Ethel Snow, Addie Mae Scott, Ethel Loftis, May Lee Gunter, Mary Kathryn Schell, Kathryn Chatham. Page .79 T l l l 1 . , . 1 'i l -.J I I l . g . 5 r T g r .rw Y, L C ,-mm...-...... A 1.53: ,rn ?2.,.w-fm-,. -.-a Cki 'T,.f'-'.?v',L'-.'!AS. 'x eam,::'A':.fxx5' f 3' .a M me ex. 1 1. mm -,- i'! In uu. ' as-wt-1 .S ,...:, 2 ,sl .,..., rr, t.,s 1, vm 5' VSM fl-32222 3: 13:51 W5 il Page 00 SOPHOMORES Row 1: Rufus Carswell, Esther DeWitt, Henry Lloyd Corwin, Ruth DeWitt, Alvis Harwell, Kathryn Archer, Hickman Green, Bernice Brown, Chester Lansford, Marian Turman, Earl Farmer, Nellie Scoggins, Buford Harris, Zoe Mills, Clarence Walker, Doris Sherrad. Row 2: Margaret Blue, Merle Gibson, jean Wright, Marjorie Foster, Geraldine Sears, Vivian Evetts, Mavis Mason, Grace Treadwell, Lucille Neece, Katherine Elkins, Billie Dunton, Bertha Canady, Ione Thornell, Hellon Ramsey, Mildred Fullwood, Florence Hardin. Rofw 3: Geraldine Marion, Maxine Cooper, Sammie Dora Patrick, Juanita Westbrook, Dorothy Ashmore, Iva JordanAEvelyn McEntire, Mary Glen White, Vallyi Lou McMillan, Blondell Mclntosh, Claudine Everett, Jessie Kellum, Kathlyn Yeager, Hazel Gordon, Ruth Fluker. -li1i' 1 D dfvm fx fW ,f 56 A K NN ,X N X ' 2. , 2 2 ff XX -Q - f?3x ?X f ,1'a' ix f-xx, L 4 1 fkf- f W 5 Q m X H K ' ,Riga fx , I U . -1' g gx zwimksfg I, 13 W W Q Q A ' , ag.. W! ,yi I Z'-'Qi 'ff' N Q .- E , - 'X QV , 0 N ,Q5 X A E on f-X f,f' Cy Q J f f, , M ' r' R Q Q ff',. X' . , -, rx KC ' Tb' f v j 2, 6.55 Y ' X QQ ' F 3 f ff ff Ag . ..- Q ff X L2 rw i fl , X ff e H M -- ,X ,ff ! QQOQQ 'DMX fx. y a M fx 'fff 'DD 1' A J , gf a sm-,qw In 4 A !g.lQxb' Y H 1 X 7 Fw- V f XX X iff!!! 1 1689 M t' ' A A X xx 0554 E 1 A if x A NX N f ww? f A f 1 -f' f , A , . X 'rg 7 6 ' K f6f X 'vriylrxx .xx Ja I '?Xfx b KX Xxx XX x U YJJN FAVORITES Um,u'w. , 5.190 I uf' u Nlrwu LIT 1 ni 'Vt WAN -+. ,W 'P fu 3' M A ay 3 GEORGE CASTELLAW Most Braufiful Girl gm Ani? I l BOB BLACKSHEAR Best Looking Boy iF SARA SOWELL Mos! Representulive Girl ww I. ALBERT McELWRATH Mos! Rc'presenfaliz'c' Boy CARTER SPEED Best All-round Siudent- 2' is s ii ifli' 3 HELEN HOLMES Queen of the Whole High School HALL OF FAME BOB BLAGKSHEAR GEORGE CASTELLAW CARTER SPEED - - ALBERT MGELWRATH SARA SOWELL - - CHARLES SIMPSON HELEN HOLMES - HOOD CHENEY - VIRGINIA MIDDLETON ROBERT WILSON GARNER CLARK AVA NELL COLE - CHARLES SIMPSON BILLY RUTH YOUNG DUVALL WILLIAMS AVA NELL COLE - BOB TRIPP - - NIONA ANDERSON - JACK FOX - - MISS VIRGINIA HALE - Best Looking Boy - Most Beautiful Girl Best All-Round Student Most Representative Boy Most Representative Girl - Best N atureil Boy - Sweetest Girl - Cutest Boy - - Cutest Girl - Most Athletic Boy Most Versatile Boy - Most Versatile Girl - - Wittiest Boy - Cleverest Girl - Most Collegiate Boy - Most Collegiate Girl - Most Ambitious Boy - Most Ambitious Girl Most Miscbievous Student - - - Favorite Teacher 1 QW L4 '1 X85 , L mx N1 K4 fy, it L 11 VM LQ J if 'fl 'I V' 1 fp is 1 1 611 if Hifi rx 1 4 RQ' fair L Q1 ' ., , ff kgjk iw 1 1 Kwgfm Syiglq 2 1111 f 1 11 ' 1 1 K 1 V 1 f' gxxffjj' f 1 1 Q, I 11 Y'T .-- Q - L M, Xifmi W .' - 1111! 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MCCLURE SPOVIIOI Page 73 1 Wvkggg www I-qs f 'H-,,,.,.,,w0 SI, A 'MRM 'V ,.k , FW: A ,AI :WK Nw 'lf xv J, , ,if gg. ...M mmm - M W 'Kr --ff WW x --sr , +I I A ,. .,.. O RCH ESTRA ROBINSON P1190 74 CHENEY BOYD DAVIS ALLlSON CLARK WALKER FERREL Mxss L.VM. MCCLURE .. Director HARRIS ROGERS ANDERSON Rv: sf V v' N x of X X. -EA W' ff., War' -27 T' HOME ECONOMICS CLUB FOSTER MCKINNEY EASTERLING CAVENDER ROBINSON HIGHTOWER HAGLE TURNER WILLIAMS O F F I C E R S Fall Term LEONA CAVENDER - IVA MCKINNEY - - MAURIETE HENDERSON ELAINE GORE - - AVA NELL Couz - CLARABEL WILLIAMS - FRANCES MONTGOMERY EKLEEN EASTERLING - FLOY NELM5 - - - FAY HIGIAITOWER - S prin g Term - President Vin'-Presiden! - Secretary Treasurer - Reporter - Prexidenl Vin'-Prexident - Secretary - Treuxurer - Refrorier MRS. MURPHY WILLIAMS Sponxor Page 7 Page 76 GARNER CLARK Directfor 'WEP TIGER TEASERS LOD ALLISON J. C. HAGINS FRANK CI-IENEY JOE WALKER DUVALL WILLIAMS HERBERT HILL Q. VW if E37 D. FULLWOOD LENOX ROXBURGH COWDEN Nomus ROBINSON LEONA CAVENDEII IVA MCKINNEY - ELIZABETH ELLIOTT ONA WAITS - - ELIZABETH ELLIOTT ELIZABETH COWDEN GRACE LYNCH - CLESTA Noluus - egg. wg . 1 A A 1 'Os -arf wi 9 'T ., ii 35 -:ff vi 'E w 62? I pe ,fEL Ag. ., I .V .. , .., I A. Y. L. I. LYNCH WAITS FOSTER A. FULLWOOD EVANS CAVENDER OFFICERS Fall Term Sprin g Term MCKINNEY ELLIOTT STARK WILSON - Prexid ent Vice-Presid ent - Secretary - Reporter - President Vice-Presideni - Serretary - Reporim MISS ANNA BELLE KIEEII Sponsor Page 77 ... I I' 4 Sz. 'I W 1 L- I -1-'- 4 , , ' . s im 5 I 'gk .I i 95 'I I I I - , .:,, A ' Q 'T Ls , 5 MIC, 1 3, Q 'VW if - V, . ii' 'fd -- A ., A W X M ' Q-. 2-E, W ,.I5fliE ' ..'. E I ws: N' , I . .V , . - I ,,, -. ,I , gif' ',g I EA f '53 f I K W , T., 5 I f f as in A E? 4 A A 1 K+ A - V ., ' 4 . '4Qx', Q21 53: : new .FI 4 fi I.. ,, 'sf aw 'A ' ruff I ' if 0 'GSU' WW -- was -- - .A ff' I f f L f 1 Ai I M M 'Me F ml? iw 3 A A Q Z 'ar , fr? 'L Q w ,II .5 2 .,.. .. 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A or 5 K 5 I if-5. gfgf 2, A My 4g 1 3' 1 4 f gf 9,2 My if semi .N em Tl 49?- Wilson Norris McCammon A. Fullwood Powers McKinney IVA MCKINNEY - SARAH MCCAMMON LEONA CAVENDER LILYAN SMITH - VERNON GRIFFEN - SAIAAH MCCAMMON CLESTA Noluus - CLOVER RUTHERFORD EULA Povnxs - DOROTHY FULLWOOD N4 'V 5' if is f x -5. DRAMATIC CLUB Reece Griffen Cavender Waits Rutherford McAfee O F F I C E R S Fall Term S firing Term Turner Kaplan Brown D. F ullwood Coulson Pierce President - Vice-Prexident Secretary Treasurer Re porler President - Virv-President Secrelary T reas u fer Reporter uf use gi Sr Miss MABLE Bo Sponsor NNER Page 79 16' In K .1 ik 3 New-qv QS ,. 1 Qvk iw, 3,,,, A4 4wA 1 .,,. Page SU 1,35- ,ws .QA O. F. ALLEN Sponsor Ai ,Q- 5, QQ s 3 'Ne-wvfff U A-P' pf' My -fuse.. Q HI-Y Vw I Q .u-'TW mf Ashmore Wilson Harris NOfX'iS V. Milbufn Brgwning West F. Cheney Haney Hashop Hall Edens Guess Hampton H. Cheney O F F I C E R S Fall Term JACK HUGHES - - - - - - President MILFORD GOODMAN Vice-President FRED Booxolrr - - Srrrrlary-Treasurer Gsoncs Mu.sunN - - Srrgrnnl-ut-Arms Q Q ff.. . .. 34 5 Egg Lg Q HM X 'xx My gl 'fs N .. Wi 2 5 2 Q HI-Y Drane Harris Bookout jones jackson Samuels Mayfield McPherson Adams Boyd McElwrath M. Blackburn Vfarfield Mitchell Davis O F F I C E R S Spring Term ALBERT MCELWRATH ---- - - Prrxizlrnl JACK Hum-nas - - Vic:--Prcsiflfnl FRED BOOKOUT - - Srrrclary-Treas1zn'r CHESTER Nomus - - Svrgranl-ai-Arms ALBERT MlkELW'RATH Prcsiflrrzt Pdsfr sz I BLUE AND GOLD STAFF Page 82 MISS ANNA BELLE KIBER Sponsor Editors ARABELLA JESTER MARY KENNER Business Managers MITCHELL BOYD RALSI ON WARFIELD Typisfs FLORETTE KAPLAN HELEN NEWTON Rvporlcrs SIDNEY MILLER MONA ANDERSON FRED BOOKOUT FLOREINE SMITH CHARLES SIMPSON PAULINE STORY MAURICE TANRERSLEY RUTI-I EVANS GURTI-IELLE LENOX A? Q1 f E REL s 1 -In QT -.Q Nw 'inn- THE CORSICAN STAFF SARA SOWELL Editor-in-Cbief SARAH MCCAMMON Bzzsiwss Managers - MERITT DRANE - - LUCILLE POWELL BROOKS ALLEN - MILDRED REEVES - LEO DAVIS - - MARY KENNER - FLORETTE KAPLAN ARABELLA JESTER - DUVALLWILLIAMS - - MARY ELIZABETH ROGERS OPAL REESE - - - LOUIS WEIDMANN - HELEN HOLMES - - Assisfanlliliior Feufurc' Editor - Sl1d17Elfif0l' - - - - CluxsEflilfn' Asxixfalzf BllXil1C'55 MHl1!ItQ!'l' - cJI'g!l77iZllfi0HS Eflifor - - - - - - Typist - A XSi.Vft!l1f Bzzsinvss Mumzgvr - - - - I'I1lll10T'Ethf0l' - - - - POU1' - - - Arfisf - Afb1r'l'ic'Erfif0r MISS VIVIAN KEYS Sponsor Pam' 8 I SCHOOL ACTIVITIES WHATEVER his talent may be, every student in high school has an oppor- tunity to become a member of one or more of the thirteen organizations in C. H. S. Glance over the list below, and select the ones you are inter- ested in. Then make a resolution now to join those clubs next year. If you feel musical, join the Boys, or Girls' Glee Clubs or the Orchestra. Miss McClure directs all three of these or- ganizations. If your talent runs to blowing a horn or beating a drum, start practicing with the Band, and help Joel Trimble take those Tigers to State next year. Do you take Latin? Then join ,the largest club in high school. Miss Hale has charge of the Comites Romani. The Alpha Delta Debating Society is sponsored by Mr. Jones. To improve budding genius in journalism, cooperate with Miss Kiber and the Blue and Gold Hi News. Are you dramatic? Everyone needs to be at times. Be prepared, and join the Dramatic Club, under the direction of Miss Mabel Bonner. The Home Economics Club is capably sponsored by Mrs. Williams. A. Y. L. I., a literary club, is under the leadership of Miss Kiber. If you like tennis, by all means join the Tennis Club. Miss Whitten is in charge. Every boy should join the Hi-Y. We all love Professor Allen. And last, but not least, there is the CORSICAN for really ambitious students. It is sponsored by Miss Keys. x --- MNNM- Q,-,.-,XWQ X A. ,xef . Q K., Qwfzfnw ,q,,,f1f:g y .- U. f ATHLETICS l T I I I I I I K Ziff-1. I . V X II If XIX X IIX ff' gy 4 J 'llll A Q u ., N 4 , ll e m IIT: ii Tifie ifige-be if V' T p s-Sf. .gf im a A TRIBUTE T0 THE TIGERS Corsicana High School and all Corsicana are most proud of the ex- cellent record the Tigers set in 1931. They were the hardest fighting team ever banded together, and should be complimented on their clean sports- manlike Way of playing the game. The lightweight team of C. H. S. has made a record that will impress itself on sport pages in the years to come. We consider it an honor and a privilege to be able to dedicate this page in the 1932 CoRsIcAN to the Tigers, who have brought glory and honor to Corsicana and C. H. S. by clean sportsmanship and hard fighting. P188 COACHES John A. Pierce Mr. Pierce, Johnny , has b n with us a number of years now, and all of us will agree that he isa best coach in the state. When he first arrived here, C. H. S. did not have much of a team, but he has improved it year by year. Next year .lie is going to be back with a,team,that Win the State ChamPionshiP.Q !. -is Wm' -' Jake Hanna Jake is pretty conceited, but rather cute along with it. However, such an efficient coach as he proved himself to be ought to be conceited. Mr. Hanna will be back in 1932 a much finer coach and cuter than ever. J. F. Gardner Mr. Gardner was a stranger to us when he came to C. H. S., but he lost no time in making himself popular. He was a good coach for the reserves and taught them many things that will help them when they become regular players. .1 If tl 1 I ff , 155 fix? ,nf -'I -1' if to 52 f?,,xX 1 ,f 'CK . - A unit Ju .XXX J Top Row: Goodman, Stewart, Wilson, Pryor Bottom Row: C. Harris, Crowther, O. Harris CAPTAINS As in 1931, the captains for the various games were not appointed until just before each game. Each leader had a chance to show his initiative, for he was chosen by Coach Pierce according to the ability, attitude and ambition shown in the week's practice. These boys did not disap- point their coach, for each boy served well in the games in which he was appointed captain. .ai Page 89 J Harvin Tilton, Ava Nell Cole, Leo Davis, Billy Ruth Young YELL LEADERS No one is able to deny that the spirit of our athletic teams while in action on the field is always influenced greatly by the Confldence and enthusiasm of the students on the sidelines. This year C. H. S. won-and sometimes lost-but during the entire season school spirit never failed. Under the superb guidance of Ava Nell Cole, Billy Ruth Young, Leo Davis and Harvin Tilton, who Were ably supervised by Miss Watson, the school showed that it was backing the team to the last student. It is Wonderful to know that our leaders were able to instill in us that same courage and sportsmanship so characteristic of all our Tigers. R ,, , X x- , ,, if F X, 'LS5 .,-, I it :xl , .--J-Q, Z.-gy K, . fd, Tix r K ,,.. :gg fx ff! x' L 4 -f' in- , - ' 1 1 1 411' . W, A ' 1, ' t4 4VI :: . -f wuz- , ,'A ' x35 ,,jfI,-si!! Li W -Q- '1,,iE36fvQQ SEQ!! x ' ' M' 2 -1-E' 'If 4' , JL- ' 1 lk?-Wig' f 2 M,-f,i . 1,,,, ,,,gf4wfa, 3. '- ': '?iff E . Y! A wx ' 'A - ' ' ff-z???'f fi! an ' , ' K !f' Xml ll ' ll X XA xx Ax N X ' LII' T 5,fl-lfkylll ' H ,39:uY1 1, ,als V , . . .1 I. E lf - .-nw' 'Aw .Vgf'n no 1 W ,, w ,, rl , --,,., ,. Nw- 11M.4,,gv . . I.. A7-ar 1 ,I , . f jluqfy ,,,p64j ,f.44q,4g,-V Jgnflfij VT'-Ll WM 1 ' H :vf - . .f-A-f f' .+ 4' .. E' ' 1, ,aww ,5??i'?i4 f2 , 54 , 2 3 1 - 'Z' f --Q :ET i '4- ITIL, -QA A: J, if K -1 ---f '-at 'i 1:1 1- ' fill Z g...'-i 'TJ ' 'x 'TTU-' Lg' . - ' f Rf, C-gf' 1 fr Q3 Kiwi. ..f LA MQ? bmw. 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Maco STEWART End Stewart was a very good kicker and suc- ceeded in scoring many extra points for Corsicana. On October 30 the Corsicana Tigers went to Waco to fight the Tigers of the Brazos. Perhaps we were a little over-confident, but Waco was much better than anybody ex- pectedg nevertheless, we finally won, 13 to O, our first score on the historic Cotton Palace gridiron. The game was much closer than the score indicated. C. HARRIS Guard Carlton was an excel- lent guard. We will surely miss him next season. CHESTER NORRIS Guard Checker , another good guard,was plenty good this year, but we can expect more of him next year. NEIL CROWTHER F ullback Crowther is probably the best punter in the state, as well as 'an ex- cellent fullback. We hope for another as good as Podunk. GEORGE PRYOR End No question about it, George was an excel- lent end. We lost him at mid-term gradua- tion. CORSICANA I2. CLEBURNE 0 No one who saw this game will forget it or the cold, rainy Thanksgiving Day on which it was played. Corsicana kicked off to Cleburne and a minute later made a touchdown on what might be termed a lucky break. The second and third periods were more of a mud- slinging battle than a football game. Early in the fourth period the Tigers put over another touchdown to sew up the game. For the first time C. H. S. beat Cleburne on Rhorne field, the score being 12 to O. Page U3 SCHULER MURPHY Guard Murphy was a mighty fine guard all year,and he certainly did his part toward winning the district cham- pionship. ROBERT FINLEY Center Robert was a punter as well as a good cen- ter. Do your best next year, Robert. O. HARRIS Tackle Page Orrie will be greatly missed next year, and his place at taclrtle will be hard to till. ERN EST McGEE Guard Cotton , another lit- tle boy, was very good at guard. Watch this boy in 1932. CORSICANA I9, TYLER 0 On the fifth of December Corsicana did what she has been wanting to do since last fall, when she beat Tyler 19 to 0 in the bi-district classic. Tyler had high hopes of victory, but went home a sorely disappointed club. Corsicana clearly outplayed the Lions except in the second period, when the Tigers fought the Lions on about even terms. Tyler never threatened very seriously to score, although they did some fine playing. The Tigers just got their heads set to win and did. JACK HUGHES Tackle Jack was handicapped the first of the season because of illness. But he developed into a mighty good tackle. DoN I 1, A M HUMPHRIES Tackle .mai Humphries was an- other excellent tackle, and he did a world of good while he was in the game. ROLAND POLLARD Center After being on the squad for several years, Polly Hnally landed za 1' A , . ,.s..,t..... .. . regular place as center and what he could do there was plenty. NORMAN PRICE Tackle Bitsy was another good tackle. It is thought this is his last year, and in losing him we lose one of our best players. x,-'MVN I l i CORSICANA 7, AUSTIN 6 E Here was probably the most exciting. and thrilling game of the year. Corsicflna was seriously handicapped by injuries, but she needs no alibi. We outplayed Austin the iirst quarter, although we failed to score. However, in the second period we made ll touchdown, and Maco kicked the extra point,X which later won the game for us. Austin came back strong after the half and put over 21 touchdown, but failed to make the extra point. From then on it was anybodyls game until the final gun. U-' my ,,,,,,.. I -.af -',A-... V ,xg Vt T f , a:- 5 H fi 'I' sniff 5 :-' ' 2. :., . . ' ' we , sfgw5m,sg,:fa 1 we g m:-f -Y 159125 if ,. t ' ., ' wiv .v.. . . . ,f f' X. 4 35 , T. .v1. .- .- mr: f ilifwe-3215 :ap : -1: Page 96 W. J. BOWLIN Hulfbaclz Up to this year Bow- lin has not played much football, but he did his share of good playing this year. JOE BELL Guard Joe was a small player, but he was right up there along side the big boys, doing his part. Bell will be back next year and will be a powerful guard. RALPH GUESS TOM SPIKES VIN'IAN GRIFFEN Mm1agc'rs i BEAUMONT I3, CORSICANA 6 The game in Beaumont may well be termed a swimming match and mud battle. Our boys went down there and fought hard on a field that was filled with water and mud, but the heavy Royal Purple were a little too much for them, for the Tigers lost, 13 to 6. This being the semi-final game for the state championship, the loss of the battle caused the Tigers to lose hopes of winning the state championship in 1931. X XT QRS, ,N xxx X'-. al 1 . A '-xg J : 'kkxrx .X. NX! ,E ,r ,U f lf! SX- xl V, AQ' 4 E13 EU - X e ,Viv ik Ji' 5 ul 71:7 , if m, if ff 'Q If ,off - . K 'Q:i?uY4,f ,.,: N f 1 XL , .- ' I. Nilxx g ' If A-wa ,U 5 X ,j A YEPQN YM mf wx'w-fn . h .h X X., X - W . X -Q , '-- Ii, XX X! wx ,F 1 is ? 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SCI-IULER MURPHY Murphy is an excel- lent guard who plays with Mclilwrath. He is steadily improving and will be back next year. BASKETBALL On March 4th the'Corsicana Tigers journeyed to Austin to participate in the State Meet for the State School Boy Championship in Basketball, but they lost their first game to Ropersville, 26 to 23. The C. H. S. cagers fought an excellent fight, and losing the opening round is no dis- credit to the team. The team and coach deserve all the praise we can give them. Page 98 MITCHELL BOYD Manager ALLMON Allmon stayed in there and fought and turned out to be a Erie forward, PHILLIPS Phillips, another good guard, does Hne de- fensive playing, and is also good on of- fensive plays. BURKS Burks is a promising forward. He has been playing a fine game all year, and is steadily improving. FINLEY Finley is as good a center in basketball as he was in football,and we know how good that is. FERRELL Doug , our star cen- ter, is probably our best player. He knows the game, and this, with his height, makes him a real player. -11-gg'-'-....,1g Mau I F fi'- I 1353:-s-is -W It I. ,S HDHUQ - 3 IHS is ,... .4 f '.e:.1.'E1 1' -f Qumran 3111 :MI Ellllllllll .yah X ' .A f'Qf'ifv an K A 1 A ,klims QQQ3 5 ' Pg . iezi 7 ' 1 -I e I qs., X' Y N fwn EmwQw3tf??F ..,', .., .Emi I ll, I , it I I in , E I 5 5, Z3 agjt' wi.. w ,....:f-9g ' ts . BASKETBALL After the big four season, we entered the county meet and defeated the State Orphans' Home and Navarro High Schools for the county championship. On February 20, we went to Hillsboro and defeated Bardwell for the district honors. The following week-end May came here from West Texas, and was defeated in the bi-district game. Then we went to Austin and lost our first game. So we will join with Corsicana High and the whole City in saying to the Tigers, you have done well, and we are for you strongf, Pane 99 'E L Page 100 CC Ga hei Fu N I feb, GIRLS' BASKETBALL This year is the first year Corsicana has had a girls' basketball team in a number of years. With mostly inexperienced players to work with, Miss Evans, the coach, developed a worthy team and deserves much credit for her excellent work. Our girls played very well this year, defeating many teams that were much more experienced. Our last game was lost in the county meet, where we were defeated by Mildred. Thus our girls closed a most successful season, and they will be back better than ever next year. ity, EVELYN BUNCH Forward Bunch, one of our star forwards, was an out- standing player. HAZEL HAM1LToN Forward Hamilton, another ex- llent forward, played well and did her part. PAULINE GAY jumping Cenler y, because of her ght and her abil- was a prominent player. JOY Funox Running Center ror accounted for many of our points, She was prominent be- cause of her ver- satility. NELLY Scooomcs G ua rd Scoggings was perhaps our best defensive player. JACKIE V. JENNINGS Guard nnings, our other ard, was also good on the defense. -'P -4.69. TRACK t is KX , A if-'Q' The history of M lege' last year was re- Qi ' ' ' ' peated when the R, State Orphans' Home won the CountyMeet from Corsicana. How- A' ever, Robert Wil- son was again high point man, win- ning four first places and tying for a fifth. This year C. H. S. had a very good track team, and it would be a credit to any school. Much credit for this is due Jake Hanna, the coach. He worked hard every afternoon with our boys, and it was through his tireless efforts that such a successful team w a s pro- d u c e d. I n the Coun ty T r a ck Meet Pollock won fourth place in the 120-yard high hurdlesg in the 100-yard dash k Robert Wilson won first place, a n d B o w l i n, fourthg in the 880- yard run Black- shear and Blood . won third and fourth placesg in the 220-yard low hurdles Jackson won fourth placeg in the 440- yard dash Kellum and Westbrooks won first and third placesg in the l-mile run Ash- worth and Pollock won second and fourth placesg in the 220-yard dash Wilson won first and Bowlin third placeg in the pole vault 'Robert Wilson won first placeg in the running broad jump Wilson won first placeg in the discus throw Ferrell won first place and Finley thirdg in the running broad jump Wilson tied for first place. gt K. 44-S t 5 f f - Pa-gc 101 all W l l l 4 g ..,N an A-sf' E 'S-A x.,,, ,NN viv- y 1' , .,,.. Q , if .Q Q H-V DFW 'W f 47 , K Q5 W ,- v . L XA ' 1 . x . , ,W A gl X ---.M-...J f JS xi ff ' 'S-ze-' v TENNIS GOLF WAYLAND HALBERT L. P. FORSYTHE Sfronxor RALPH GUESS ALBERT MCELW'RA'fli NEAL CROWTHER 'I' d ll, Ava Nell Cole, Fin! Row: Frances Haxlee, Hettie Marie Roxbourgh, Catherine Archer, Grace rea we Evelyn JaHre, Eula Powers, Juanita Haglc. Sfffnmf Row: Mary Frances Harvin, Gean W'right, Maurietc Henderson, Thelma Miller, Elizabeth Smith, Allie Mae Peoples. iff' rmuu nun 1- V 29 X if ifj Q30 L Yi ' fl. . f , A W Z' HUMOR AND ADS aff-2:1-f 1 5 - , A SEPT I 'HEAD mm I6 STEPS :mo annul. NORWOOSS THQ OLD PLACGQI HEIHHEFUNOW GR'ND 8EG'NS C foil COLLEGE! V-HTH APOLOGIES To mn. oousuxsj H 5' ff c. - If sy ' -0 L fit? 7 X, ng ,Q I 4 f . X -f X8 ix' -D :Q ,Q S i 'A A -1 - L ug'1'5Q'f f ' , mean 1 rw 5 f, 'moss rn-uv' Tnoens SIL' TAKE ANo'r0-ISR DISTRICT cumvumsmrol 3 Q: .0 XX I f TIGERS' wm'em.ooj Q ' ' ' 7 BEAUMONT-V5 c,.g4,5,.5 I - 5- Vx f . S A '+. 'IZ f I a S ,.., , ,,,,. .1- ?'f'. 4 cokurmo ' '- vnocmnmki G CTN! 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HXSDZQJ B - ' KS I YM Y i Y VLAI' I I PROF. JONES' SEARCH Hurrah! Success at last! cried Prof. jones to his faithful companions, who had stuck with him like fresh fly-paper throughout this daring, desperate and dirty ex- pedition. These hysterical QI mean historicalj words were uttered exactly 4 months, 31 days, 22 hours, 11 minutes and 36 seconds and 14 ticks after the party left C. H. S. All this trouble was being taken to capture a new species of a monkey called a Gastonia, This monkey had been seen several times around the pharmacy but more around a house out on Fifth Avenue. Quick! Bring a rope! Up rushed West Texasn Wil- lard in true cow-puncher style. After about only 237 throws with his lasso he succeeded in getting it tangled up with the monkey. He pulled and pulled, but with no effect. Not even the brute strength of Tuffy Cheney would budge the hairy monster. In the meantime, Killer Williams fwhose job was to make a quick sketch of the Gastonia',Q was deeply inter- ested in creating a Ha-Cha baby for Ziegfeld, until he was rudely interrupted by Virginia Middleton. 'Gin had become tired of watching Hub and Bob engage in a friendly little murder over her. Buddy was doing a Milburne special, as the result of a drink of some court- house whisky that he had drunk. Robert is seen begging for a swig. Even hot tunes from Gut's trumpet could not induce the monkey from his perch. There's only one chance left, thought Jones. Bring Lilyan Smithln Lilyan was hurriedly brought to the scene. At the Hrst sight of her the Gastonia knew his cook was goosedf' Aw, Nertslv he cried and fell out of the tree. Finis F 4- X, y ay PRoF.Jo4ues' QEARCH Foe A Wmo Gnsromm nu Tue Juauece oe BULLVANIAOI KAS seem ev 'KILLERUWILLXAMS - X951 D D foams oevuessmouj .Q A Q 1 ,ffyxx- gf ' ff ff M ,ffl L ' '- 1J......,w fm if , ' A ,T-'L Ua- ., 2, fg ib ' L, fin. 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Geraldine: Are they going to raffle it off P Yours For Better Coffee M B 9 ' R'UQE1ll5 THE ROYALL COFFEE 1 Q Eiffj . COMPANY msn GRADE ,.-1 , Corsicana Texas If curiosity killed a cat, some girls we know have enough to qualify as big game hunters. Billy B.: Have you any close relatives? Billy D.: Yeah, all of 'em. QQ- Brooks: Miss Wiles, may I get a drink? Miss Wiles: No. Brooks: I'll die if I don't get a drink. Miss Wiles: Pass out quietly, please! .+,4,.... Mariella: Can I wear this fur coat in the rain without hurting it? Salesman: Madam, have you ever seen a squirrel carrying an umbrella? For Your :f 1 1 Our Business Is School Supplies and Lunches ,, Printing and E Typewriters ll 0 0 ......il... ii v Remember Us! I il THE MARK PRINTING lg COMPANY I l BROW'N'S DRUG STORE ff ' ,Y Across from the High School 4: Printers For Everybody la ll ll Q ooooooooooooeoooooogea::q: :oz : o:::::0ooo::::Qo::::::: :o:::o: Arabella: What's the difference between dancing and jumping? H. R.: I dunno. Arabella: So I thought! Frank: Why don't you take Anna Mary out? She's one of the nicest girls in town? Hood: That's it. I know a good thing when I see it. ooQ--Q.o-oooooo::oo::aQ::--F:f:- --::::o:::::o:::: ---- -:: Mr. Kelly: My daughter went to high school two years, and she has never been kissed. Mr. Woodrow: That wasn't a high school: it must have been a convent! ..i9,.. Frank C.: Do you think that I should put more fire in my poetry? Miss Keys: No, quite the reverse. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Corsicana, Texas Q Capital and Surplus and Profits Cver 31,044l,000.00 Q The Old Reliable Since 1 871 Miss Wiles: Can you tell me what a hypocrit is? Brooks: Sure, it's a boy who comes to school with a smile on his face. ....4,... Bifsey: Did you see in the paper, a despondent man hung himself with his underwear? Woody: I wonder what a despondent girl would do? Mavis: My honey is an architect. Marvin: So I see. He left a blue-print on your neck! Mrs. Tullos: Josephine, come here at once. Iosephines But I'm all wrapped up in my problem, mother. Mrs. Tull0s:Tell him to go home! :::::Q::::oo::::oooo::oo '53 3 : For Fifty-two Years E, THE II COFFEE SHOP The Prescription 2 Drug Store Ii '-Hzviiccsvf CMJ , Take Her Out To Dinner E Once a Week JOHNSON DRUG 'E I pw il COMPANY, 1Nc. : CARL PATTERSON Phone 5 6 Proprietor ll l-l ll ll :::::boQ ----v ---- Virginiar Gosh! You're breathing awful hard-maybe it's love! Sugar Hill: Love, heck!-That's my asthma. james: A cold is a girl who can stand under the mistletoe and never get a thrill. PW'li '7' Ljllllinr 33 Dgf Kofson COMPLI MEN TS OF A FRIEND Nella Betlo: Now what are you stopping for? Podunk: I've lost my bearings. Nella Betta: Well, at least you're original. Most boys run out of gas. 2.0.2 Geraldine: What's that smoke coming over the football fence? Robert: That's the hot skirts sitting on the cold concrete! P ------ -vv-vv-----------------v F22Z22::2::3 2222222 ll il :I Corsicana's Newest Specialty II Sh F W SAM DAICHES ii OT' ' Jeweler and Optometrist GNWKD GNMWD GWWVD GWMVD ll 1 3 LA MODE fl Style Without Extravagance lb U I Dlam0ndS - Watches THE STYLE CENTER nww, or YOUTH! il 11 H Features ff Chic Dresses! 2 1 8 North Beaton Street 11 Model Coats! if Smart Millinery! Phone 9 6 1: u Hosiery - Lingerie U II xx: xxx- ,x-x:lxxxx- ,x Beth: Dorothy is very careless with her jewelry. Mary: Why? B. A.: Well, she always leaves a ring in the bathroom! Then there was the Scotchman who gave his wife a pair of rubber heels when she asked for a new spring outfit. Page 116 I. C. Gaston: At the dance the other night my suspenders broke right in the middle of the floor. Harry: Weren't you embarrassed? I. C.: Well, not very. Buddy had them on. Clyde: What's che trouble? Vernon Cdriving in filling stationj : They say that I have a short circuitg can you lengthen it for me, please? --ff' Drink and Refreshing il I ,ll i al l i , p l ,, , if l 1? l i ll l l l sm 1- I . 5., ' FOR YOU . FOR ME . . . that refreshing pause ,, Tllllb Ill on our radio program. Fanious sports celebrities tnlk...An all ' I ' e d h tr -String 3 -prec ance orc es 1. . . . Every Wednesday nigh! . . . CORSICANA COCA-COLA BOTTLING WORKS '-I. oven Nine Million A on IT HAD T0 ll 600D T0 GET WEE!! IT I8 Miss Moore: Doyou know what happened in 1776? Wuyland: Gosh,no. I can't remember what happened last night. Mczuriete: Yes, We can trace our ances- tors back to -- to - well, I don'.t know ex- actly who, but any- way, We've been de- scending for centuries. Mr. Willard: Sam, what's the difference between electricity and lightning? Sam Levine: Y o u don't have to pay for lightning. IJ117 THE STATE NATIONAL BANK Corsicana Texas 9 0 Hap ll X I c1..r-IT Dkkkjil UIQ P1cTvlgE . C! 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Oh, yes, I see it nowg It's the thoughtful look On the face of the cow. ii Gwendolyn: So you think flies are like telegraph operators? Polly: Sure. They dot and dash! Ralph: How did it happen that Sarah and Albert got kicked out of the auto show? Lilian: Oh, they got in one of the cars and forgot Where they were. ::::::':::::::::::::::::ztt: f I With All Good Wishes for the ,, Continued Success of C. H. S. and the Tigers i ---W , STORES When We Can Be of Any I: Help, It Is Yours to ll Command ' 100 South Main . . 1 You Wlll Always Find 3 , 1 S30 West Second Ave. Warm Welcome and 3 928 West Fifth Ave. Helping Hand at 4 - GWUVD- - Corsicana, Texas COOPER'S , PHARMACY 120 North Beaton Street Il Iosephine: Which would you prefer in your future husband-Wealth position or appearance? Helen: Appearance, my dear, and I want him to appear pretty soon 1 ff , xx! .fr fn 1 ' , ,f ' xA 1'JV?-fryrfi -gf -H! 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W: If she's like an angel, You're like the devil, But what you just said Is that on the level? Ralph: I may be like the devil And what I said Was on the level, But every time I think of her I sigh, ,Cause she's in love with some other guy. THE CARTER FASHION SHOP IS The School and College Style Directory of Corsicana It may be difficult to select your courses in high school-or the right alma materg but what you are to wear there is merely a matter of seeing the smartest fashion versions at the most con- servative prices. Whatever school you attend, you will see many Carter styles there-setting the school-girl mode. Phone 1172 1422 West Seventh Ave -A-A ---- ---- -:::::::o:::::: :::::::::::::::::::::::: J. M. DYER co. Merchandise of Merit Only :': 52 Q Ii- 'Ti' 'U , - fr:-.E ' L 'f .. 1' - L' '- A... -. . f :Li F l,g L'? ,XA I i 2 We ,ae EQ 5,513-eff' Er- '-' 11ffe?.f.f.g.,gg,1.,., is , . fbi HH ,,,, is 41-lm liTTiff..g if iZief'a: ' . 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' High School is Endorsed G 4: By This Store ll 4: 0 ll :xt l I. W.: Some day she Will not be, Because I know she Will marry me. Ralph: If she marriers you, I'll give up my life toog But I'm going to sit around and hope that she Will some day fall in love With me. Pa I. W.: Ralph: I may be a sap like you, But some day my dream will come true, And We will marry And she will live like a fairy. You can just hope It Won't come true, She never Would marry A sap like you. I. W.: She may live like a fairy But that sounds kinda hot airy. .There is no use for you to be blue, 'Cause I can give her better love than you. ,J I , I yVLa1f ffl'-' - ff' 'i'J MEMORIES LIVE- ff rg . , J . 5 f- c .1 - Through Pictures- 'A -fm ' lf' f-' - , .ll f -2,7 z .kyf L., ft' ksfk .f W' ' .1 wV!' J 5 0 fi V 8 ' f-. . ,. V 'fr ., I 1 . GOING AWAY TO COLLEGE is a grand,,new glorious adventure. Being photographed. in the friendly atmosphere of our studio is a pleasure. Our studio that served you so willinglyduring your High School Days through THE CORSICANU is happy to help you plan that GOING AWAY TO COLLEGE PHOTO- GRAPH that you wish to leave with Mother and Dad. 8 8 Z 1 TESSIE DICKESON STUDIO Better Photographs Ralph: I will always be blue If she marries a guy like you. That may sound like hot air But We would make a peach of a pair. I. W.: Now youire walking around on air, Because you two would make a green pair. Don't get mad at what I said Oh, you rascal, I Wish you were dead. P5112 V' X ll X if 1 . VJ N 0 -- T X' My 1 X T THE sToRM W N l I X. up Listen to me, my classmates, kb! H4 ,J , To you 1 think ru ten , 5. N JI' The fate of little Frost, Texas, ,J 5, TJ A town that was doing well. 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