Floydada High School - Hesper Yearbook (Floydada, TX)
- Class of 1929
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Should you ask us, whence these stories?
Whence these legends and traditions,
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With their strains of joy and sorrow?
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DEDICATIO
We, the 1929 Hesper Staff, respectfully
dedicate this volume of The Hesper
to our Superintendent,
W. E. PATTY.
They sont a proplwt to us,
A dcliveror of our burdens,
Who shall guide us and shall teach us,
Who shall toil and suffer With us.
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We will multiply and prosperg
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'I' To my lllilld there has never been a time with a
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gl and women than the present: 111011 and women with
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LEP g'0Vl'l'l1Ill0lliS for constructive 111i11ds to deal wisely with
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'EFL to apply scientific agriculture and stock raising. There
11 is a eall from the office for a better and more scien-
lggl tifie order of handling business. There is a eall from
'Iii tl1e bank for a more judicious handling of high finance. There is a call fl'0Il'l the field of
gg seience for a more 2ll'4'lll'2lt0 thinking and a steadier hand i11 tl1e application of its principles.
556 In fact, there is a e:1ll for you to prepare yourself so thoroughly in brain alld braw11 that
IEE when,,you take up your lifels work you shall 11017 111eet a peer in your chosen line.
QF' With sueh a eall and sueh a preparation you sl1ould go forth to fight the battles of life
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of labor you choose to work. Sincerely, W. E. PATTY
PRINCIPAL S MESSAGE
Among the nu Inoins of these tum yt 11s l find that not least indeed is the fillll friend-
ships I l1ave formed among thi studants ot lf ILS. ldxperienee teaches me that these associa-
tlons will gIOWV mellow xx 1th thi M us 1nd time will magnify only the pleasant memories.
The responses in KVCIQ fnld h uc 111 ide lt easy for us to have strong class work. It
las been a plc rsure to me to obsuu tln xx iy we have kept our building. Thre is a spirit
on your part to aceept thc llS1J0lli1iJll1tV of 1 :ring for community interests. VVe have had
Stl0llg 11val1y with Lockuiy a11d foul out ot five
yc JIS W1 have won This IS 111d1LdiZlYl of the real
spirit of F H S I haw turd to be 1 put of this
of the stude11ts because I believe in thc sincerity
and wholesolneness of the young peoplc It 1ll1llll'0S
vision, patn net, and lllllllllltkd L1lL1gy to deal witl1
young people of today
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place of friends fuends wl1o will gl0l.W more
friendly thru tl1e years My classes hun been a
pleasure to me and my duties as cofnh in w irious
fields l1ave yielded 1l0tll1llg but iov, bu rust you
have beell my pals
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this tl1e latest lssue of 'lhe Hespu, the biggest
the best, and the most n1ode111 of all our w ll lnmlzs.
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artfully tangled Where shall ouis cross igainl
'Vfav T then say to you "Till we meet again "
W. H. SCOGGINS
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F. Il. S. 4 yours, 1'r0sidvut Class '29,
Football '28, Spanish Club '26, '27, Dra-
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pvr Stuff '29, Gln-v Club '28, '29, Doc-
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Prosirlvnt llomv Evouomivs Club '29,
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1-IUGENIA HOFFMAN
F. Il. S. 2 yours, Choral Club '28, '29,
Mouclollsohn Music' Club '28, '29, Girls'
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F. H. S. 4 years, Prcsidcnt Class '28,
Reporter '26, '27, Debates '27, Essay
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Pep Squad '29, Orchestra '28, Extcm-
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pcr '29, Dramatic Club '28, '29.
RUTH JENKINS
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'28, '29, Tennis '28, '29, Hcsper Staff
'27, '28, '29, Pep Squad '28, '29, Home
Economics Club '28, High School News
'29.
TROYE WILLIS
F. H. S. 4 years, Pep Squad '28, '29,
Tennis '28, Dramatic Club '28, '29,
Spanish Club '26, '27.
N. B. STANSELL
F. H. S. 4 years, Spanish Club '26, '27,
Declamation '26, '27, Pep Squad '27,
'28, Dramatic Club '27, '28' 29, Tennis
'29, Annual Staff '28, '29, Orchestra
'28, ,29
CLINTON FYFFE
F. H. S. 3 ycars, Declamation '27,
Dramatic Club '27, '28, '29, Commercial
Club '28, '29, Gloc Club '29.
VIRGINIA MEACHUM
F. H. S. 4 years, Spanish Club '26, '27,
Home Economics Club '28, Pep Squad
'28, '29, Tennis Club '28, '29, Basket-
ball '29, Dramatic Club '28, '29, High
School News '29.
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F. ll. S. 4 years, Choral Club '26, '27,
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Dear F. H. S., our home for four years,
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We've journeyed through this dear old school,
Bearing threats and disappointments many a time
As we listened to the tales of woe,
And with broken hearts for this school we pine.
Dear school, we love thy instructors and rules,
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We'd wreathe our hearts with garlands fair
And laud thee as we should.
And though we sigh for pleasures past,
And hope for joys to come,
We'd use thy blessings while they last,
Nor let thy praise be dumb.
But now we leave thee, dear old school,
And while we pass from out thyxdoor,
We realize that this little band
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When to our school we say good-by,
And, could you know of all its been
You'd blame us not if we should sigh.
In coming years should one return
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The scenes will cause his heart to turn
As written then in Times' own book.
So sad! And yet so very dear-
But on this theme we must not dwell,
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Jessie Merle Scoggin-Most Popular Girl
Charles D. Mathews-Most Popular Boy
Mozelle 'Brown-Most Popular Junior Girl
Bldward Welborn-Most Popular Junior Boy
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The Hesper
In the days of the early Greeks when the gods ruled from Olympia,
the Garden of Hesperides was strictly guarded. In this garden were "The
Three Golden Applesfl which Hercules was supposed, later, to have brought
to his wicked step-brother. Hesper, a servant of Hesperdes, was placed in
the sky to watch morning and evening for any who dared intrude upon the
sacred, or attempt to steal the precious "Apples of Happiness."
Even today, the evening star, namely, Venus, greets the earth first
every evening, and says goodbye last every morning. Thus it has grown to
he regarded as "the guardian of the sky."
The star, Hesper, is the guardian of the sky, and here on this earth
reigns a guardian of school life-Our Hesper.
A schoolls reputation depends largely upon the work produced by the
student body, and the display of scholarships. The only way to get before
thc public tl1e work of a school is to produce a masterpiece of varigated
works, and this has been produced by tl1e Hesper staff of 1928-'29.
The old Greek myth has bee11 reproduced in The Hesper, our school
annual. The unusual staff was always on the guard morning and evening to
see that no one intrudes on or attempts to mar our school's good reputation.
We may truthfully say that our school's present, future, and past, does, will,
and has depended upon the alertness of oura-Hesper.
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Heroes of the gridiron became heroes of the banquet hall Thursday
night, December 20, when the players were honored by the Green Peppers.
The annual entertainment was held in tl1e Andrews Ward Gymnasium.
Beautiful green and white streamers and ballons decorated the large
banquet hall. The delicious three-course banquet was served by members
of the high school Home Economics Department and the high school or-
chestra, under the direction of Mr. Lundgren, furnished music throughout
the entertainment.
R. V. Husky, pep squad leader, acted as toastmaster and introduced
the various speakers. Mr. Patty said the invocation. An appropriate toast
to the Whirlwinds in verse form was given by Miss Bama Gene Smalley,
member of the Green Peppers. Howard Welborn, captain of the Whirl-
winds, responded.
Thelma Covington, pep squad leader, offered a toast to the Whirl-
wind coach, and Coach Jones responded with a hort address expressing
his appreciation to the pep squad.
Featuring the musical entertainment, were several selections given
by the girls' sextette of the high school. A pianologue, "Sonny Boy," by
Verla Blassingame, and a reading, "The Hazing of the Val1iant," by Robbie
Archer, were greatly appreciated by the guests.
J. C. Wester, former Whirlwind coach and superintendent, was on
the program for an address, but found it impossible to be in attendence at
the banquet. Superintendent Patty, in a short address to both Pep Squad
and Whirlwinds, expressed the school's appreciation of the efforts of these
two organizations and spoke of encouraging of such activities in the school
work.
A unique menu was served at the banquet, and was composed of the
following: First down-kick off, fruit cocktail, second down-40 yard line,
baked hen, dressing, giblet gravy, cranberry sauce, buttered peas, rolls,
butter, perfection salad, coffee, touchdown-goal line, green gage ice and
football stars.
Popularity Contest
The most iliti-resting ew-nt of the season was the popularity vonlf- I
which was ended Decenilmer the sixth. Never ln-fore in the history of th.-
srhool has so much interest been inanifestvd over a popularity contest. The
following girls were entered in the contest: Jessie Merle Scoggin, senior
vundidateg Mozelle Brown, junior l'2llldldfll70Q Mildred Wi-lhorn, soplnonuoqi-
candidateg and Selma Louise Lider, freshman candidate. On the 1-rest of
the contest one hundred eighty-sc-yon annuals were sold and rash was taken
in for one hundred eighty. The popularity vonti-st, itself, at a penny a vote,
took in over five hundred dollars. Thus, at one time, the annual was prar-
tically financed. In the last inonients money Q-anie in di-nominations of
twenty dollar bills. So niueh excitement was t'X1l0l'll'llk'L'd that a lwavy A-?
police force was iieedvd, but after a count, and rovount, it was found that
Jessie Merle Seoggin was the leading candidate.
We shall long renn-niber the i'Xi'0llL'lll work of Starks Gl't'L'll and
Dave Luttrall, Charles Mathews and Pete Nelson, along with the rm-spvrtivv
elass sponsors, Miss Hill and Mrs. Ulenwnts, Misses Bit-lic-l and Rea.
Later in the year by an overwln-lniing majority vote of the students
Mozelle Brown was elm-vted niost popular junior girl, Charles Matln-ws, most
popular senior boy, and Howard Wolhorn, most popular junior boy.
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The annual dramatic event of Floydada High School was scheduled
to take place in the high school auditorium on Tuesday, April 23, 1929.
This was one of the best outlets for class rivalry that was available in the
school term. The different classes of the school choose one act plays, which
we1'e prepared and presented in one evening. Four one-act plays are a means
of affording a full evening of delightful entertainment. By :l vote of the
audience in attendance, the best play of the four is selected. Excitement
runs high just before the decision is rendered. 'l'here is usually an reward
for the winning cast, or the class which the cast represents.
Since there is so much competition, that the plays must he well prepared
and well presented. Usually the manner in which the play is presented is
the ruling factor in the decision of the audience. Of course, class perfor-
mance has a great deal to do with the outcome, hut this does not have all
to do with it. Always the best dramatic talent of the class is brought into
play, and the best direction possible is obtained.
For this year these plays were presented: "The Red Lamp", "The
Trysting Plaeev, "The Wedding ", and "Dwellers in the Darkness."
This is one of the manners in which the animal is financed. Every
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The Dramatic Club of Floydada High School was re-organized at the beginning of
this school term by Miss Biebel, with Miss Rosson a11d Miss Smith as assistants, with thir-
ty active members chosen at large, and the following officers elected: president, Charles
Mathewsg vice-president, Pete Nelsong secretary-treasurer, Claudia Green, whose place was
later filled by Gene Smalley. Rules and regulations for governing the organization were
adopted. It was decided that at each regular meeting, which convened on the .second Tues-
day in each month, a program should be rendered which should consist of the various
phases of literary activities, including readings, music, studies of the leading dramatists,
and a one-act play.
The major production presented by the Dramatic Clubiwas the three-act comedy,
"And Mary Didn, which proved as great a success when presented in Lockney as it had on
our own stage.
The members of the Dramatic Club heartily agree that the benefits derived from
participation in this organization are cultural as well as entertaining and that this is one
of the most essential extra-curricular activities of the school.
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direction of Thehnzl Covington, R. V. Husky, and Mozollv Brown, pep leaders, and Lucille
Hill, faculty sponsor. '.lllll'l'0 wi-rv fifty llll'IlllJ0l'S ohosen ut large from the student body.
The uniforms eomposed of green and white blazer-s, green tics, white skirts and shirts, and
monogrammed eaps were very effm-tive. The Whirlwinds were ably supported by this
peppy group of students.
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Orchestra
A. L. LUNDGREN
Director
The Floydada High School Orchestra, under the direction of Mr. A. L. Lundgren, has
been one of the most useful organizations in our school. Mr. Lundgren has directed the
orchestra for two successive years. He is, also, director of the Floydada Municipal Band
and is well qualified i11 this line of work. The orchestra has furnished music for many
plays and banquets. ln the picture from left to right: Jessie Merle Seoggin, piano, Mrs.
A. D. Cummings, violin, Anniee Stewart, violin, Jewell Brock, clarinet, Gwendolyn Snod-
gress, saxophone, John Hall Carpenter, flute, A. L. Lundgren, eornet, Kinder Farris,
cornet, Waldo Houghton, saxophone, N. B. Stansell, saxophone, E. B. Massie, saxophone,
Urnon Borum, saxophone.
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Latin club, "Res Publicu Rfllllilllilllj and a Spanish club, "El Arco Iris".
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Slogan: "To face life squarely."
Purpose: "To find and give the best."
The Girls' Reserve Organization has been very successful this year under the able
supervision of Miss Jewell Brock.
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ford, presidentg Hazel Parker, vice-presidentg Veva Swinson, seeretaryg Juanita Shirey,
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daughter banquetg and an all-day picnic.
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For the first time in the history of F. H. S. a Home Economics Club was organized
QE this year. The officers who were elected were: Claudia Green and Jessie Merle Scoggin,
presidents, Margie Norton, vice-president, Selma I-ider, business manager, Oleta Jackson,
secretary-treasurer, and Erna Lee Crawford, reporter.
QE The c11rb's first project was beautifying the laboratories. This was done very suc-
cessfully by adding curtains, screens, and many other little beautifiers. The club has also
helped to prepare and serve the Chamber of Commerce Banquet, the Mothers' Congress
Banquet, the Girls' Reserve Banquet, the F. F. T. Father-Son Banquet, and the Junior-
Senior Banquet.
The aim of the club is to teach high school girls to be home makers or gracious
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Chapter, which means the Future i"2ll'lllK'l'S of Texas. The eluh organized with fifty-seven
members. The following boys were elected officers:
Joe Smith, president
Marvin XVTHTLLIIISOII, vice-president
Martin True, secretary
Henry Culpepper, treasurer
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The club had 11 Father-Son Banquet with ninety-seven present. The eluh put on fl
negro ministrel and run :L soda pop stand ut the county meet to mise funds to send judging
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The Orationes Club
The Orationes Club of the year of 1929 had many members, whose flowery speeches
made the dear old Floydada high school building ring. There has been more interest
taken in declamation this year than ever before. The sponsors, Misses Rosson and Smith,
used excellent judgment in selecting declamatious for the different members of the club.
This club has been as active as any club in high school, When the members are
called upon, unexpectedly, or otherwise, to give their orations, they respond with a great
EE deal of enthusiasm.
As a result of the preliminaries, Robbie Archer and Delbert Eubank won first
places and the honor of representing F. II. S. in the County Meet. Delbert Eubank over-
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The Debating Club was organized in December, with the following officers: Alsie
Carlton, president, Dave Luttrall, vice-president, Lester Jameson, secretary,treasurerg
Dorothy Crawford, librarian, and Lois Sitton, reporter. Other members of the club included
Doris Spence, Juanita Shirey, Ruth Enoch, and C. W. McCarty.
After six week of strenuous work, tryouts for school winners were held and teams
composed of Alsie Carlton and Lester Jameson, for the boys: and Lois Sitton and Juanita
Shirey, for the girls, were chosen, with Dave Luttrall and Ruth Enoch as substitutes for
the respective teams. Both the teams won over Lockney in the county meet.
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September marked the entrance of Coach Troy H. Jones into the field of Floydada
High School athletics. He is the best coach in all Texas, according to the members of the
football, basketball, and track teams, as well as the fans of the sports. He has taught
them all to have a high regard for sportsmanship that makes It possible for us to look back
upon his first season with pride. We are sure that there is not a man of higher ideals,
bigger ambitions, or lll0l'0 sueeessful taeties in all the field of high sehool athletics.
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many :nnbitious nwn upps-:1l'eml for pl'2lK'fll'0. The lll2lt0l'l2ll, from which our 1928 Whirlwind
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high precepts of sportsmanshlp that the 1928 Whirlwinds have established will establish
the game of football on a higher plane ln Floydada High School. The taste of defeat that
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games. We were delighted at the exeelleiit playing that was displayed in the Loekuey-
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Thu boys' tunnis cluh was organized undm' tho direction of Mr. Scoggins. Each
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school tunnis courts. ln tho try out nnrtclrvs, Pvto Nvlson and Theron Summerville won
doubles, and Theron Sununorvillv won singles. In the county meet, Floydadals team Won
douhlos. This gave tho boys :x Cll2llll'0 in tho district meet at Lubbock. Some of our tennis
chzunpions attended nn athlvtic nivut in Amarillo. Much can be said as to their work
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"Flowers Sent Anywhere"
Near Depots
Plainview, Texas
Mack: "Miss Rosson, can I write a
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write on some deeper subject."
Mack: "Alright, I'll Write one 011 the
bottom of the oceanf'
Mrs. Stansellz NN. B., did you pass
everything this month?"
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Cadillac and a motorcycle and I think they
had aeroplane motors in them."
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Plainview Business College
AND WATSON'S SCHOOL OI' CORRESPONDENCE
J. E. WATSON, PRESIDENT.
"The High Grade School For High Grade Students."
COURSES: Bookkeeping, Aeeounting, Banking, Shortlizind, C'l'hree systems, Gregg,
Aristos, or Speedwritingj, Toueh Typewriting, Telegralpliy, Salesmnnship, Business Ad-
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Herma Lea Norman reducing.
Robbie Archer whispering.
Jessie Merle without Charles.
Mr. Cunningham not blushing.
Rayford Palmer sober.
Martin True cutting classes.
Clinton not teasing Ruth Enoch.
Miss Brock as a bride.
Floyd Bell getting his Latin.
Coach not calling for a permit.
The Seniors winning the Follies.
Miss Smith keeping order the second period.
Mr. Scoggins not making announcements.
Mr. Patty allowing girls to wear socks to school.
Troye coming to school.
Shorty not sleeping the sixth, seventh, and eighth
Miss Hill not "putting it over." I
Mrs. Clements not asking questions.
R. V. not working on the annual.
Doris deciding what to wear in les than an hour.
Audrey not riding in a red "Insect."
Gene Smalley not being in love.
Pete being in a hurry.
Ruth not going to the sanitarium during April.
Alsie playing football.
Orval leading the Green Peppers.
Mr. Williams not bragging on his agriculture boys.
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Miss Biebel: "Where is the paper you promised to hand me today."
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Engravings-Southwestern Engraving Company.
Printing-Cavanaugh Printing Company.
Cover-Molloy Cover Company.
Binding--Oklahoma. Bindery Company.
Photograpllfq-Wilson! Studio.
Inserts-Elite School Publishing, Company.
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