John Tyler High School - Alcalde Yearbook (Tyler, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 138 of the 1930 volume:

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S. lgll.Villl'.YA' Sponsor DIIIIIS WII.I,IFoRIJ Ezfifor, T. f. ff. Jfrllfzfr' WI:sI,I-LI' DAVIS T. f. C. Axlflllflglyf' Mus. S. T. joxlas T. J. ff. Sfwmzsor NIR. W. A. NI-2I.sIIN T. J. C. 1gI13'iIlt'.V.Y Sfwonxor Y 'Hwy I L 4 Pauc Tivo 7,055 N - f fps' 0 X W ix ll' X1 f r f, ' ' ff . f 1313 E 2 lar: F WE PURPOSE Ei r w 4 32 Eg E In the folloqvfzzg pages fo unite 9 1 9 in II ffosvr r'elz11'1'o11sl1z'p Tyler Hfglz Q E: Sffzool and Tyler Jzlnior Coflege, by F4 preseniizzg to the best of our alrffity rg the efvezzty of llze year IQZQ-IQ3O. If t we lzmv s11Cz'eedea' in llllllfllllfj flzzfv zz f Q5 'veritable menmry book of this year, Fi 'we are s11l1'sf1'ea'. ' M mQzmmm:afWmgaeww1sfwmwJaQm321QWmQmmJ1f.mmQxQmS k A Pllflt' TIIITL' YN ffm Vx ,ff yg muq 115, Q5 IVF r1'ef1'1'rf1fe Ifzix fvolunze of H10 f,z'o1z-jpzzrfzv :H1'11lf1'e to fl fvigffm' and befier srfzoof. Q5 74539 5 Y 'AN iff 4 xv Page Four If M l :SYN x r . Q9 , glxirq QM '11 A 1 6 5 l Q. U ' 1 f KNOWLEDGE m V QR' r- 'r- r- 'r- fl 5' ' ii? 'E EE E5 n V :Ei gr cr f I .li'ff?355 Q r c c rt an 1-feislife, gf . - ' 15:5 ,f F 351 - - 1 v ff ' - . .11 4,2-' Ai i no - - -f-- xg X Y X 5 n X ff-.-az x L. 1 R X A , Q g V X A I' ' - - - -1 . ?9iv '5'MJ L 7-gf '??i -F1 T p' ig:d 'i x9 A L4 f'1lglL' 1' l'Z'L' I JSYN ,W .V 5 W, 1. ffm' 1, ,XII r 11 . 1 WE PRESENT 301 . , . Lzon .V IMIII' 1, fo II TI'l1I.Il1,l'.Y I,l.0i1 H1'111.s'1'ff' Lion .11'fl.'Z'l.fl.t',Y In Penfe In Ilylll' In Rewmc' Tlzv Tlmrougfzly U1Jl.0lIl.Zt' and Tflc' ,ffffl1'f!c' .JIYIIFII U C11 nzpffra .f,h111'f14' lI,lll'I11lIiIl'L' ana' Roar fzfzfl Iflloop Y if I xo Pam' Sir THE LION-APACHE CREED 365 -Zlfafze good -jim lllkjll -Be fzonexi -Neiver' quiz' -Be rllfwfl-vs courteous -Help .vzrlzool 11fftz'1'z'lz'e.s' W-Indulge in FIKIIII J'f70l'f.Y -Grofw irztefleclzmlfy -Honor' the school D 2 Y! 'RP 7 r , ,ZFX 'AE X1 in I' I 11 - 1 .J '11, Lion 'X Lair - EllfI'HIZlxP 7 T ,254 rig : -,,F, Y i 4 Pzlylm' Sz Z'e'H t.W 5 lil' mm MMI ,n 1 ,ill r n , f Jfvrlrlzf' Sffflllgllflfll WW 1 4 ACHIEVEMENT EOS WVhen wisdom made rich hearts to feel VVhat good could come of stone and steel - In hands of skilled magicians who Mix mortar to make dreams come true, Great institutions once foretold Grew into being, proud and bold. VVithin such walls, importunate Ambition battles hard with Fate Until both find that Time, alone Triumphant, laughs upon his throne To taunt and mock. VVirh sudden frown Ambition takes from him the crown. He is a lord and reigns supreme VVho breathes great life into a dream! --frm Fizlvfia R oberts. PWM Emhl 7 pw f' Ufnpl i 21,1 14 My ship of Dreams Fi From the port of imagination My Ship of Dreams set sail one day To an unknown destination, just to linger, not to stay. It was packed with joys and sorrows Happy moments, hope, desire, Longings for the great t-omorrows VVhen my bounty I acquire. In its hull I stored my dream house just a cottage built for two. In its mast I left my memories, Cf days of happiness I once knew. How I hope she is neler o'er taken! By selfish, blundering foes, For they would my cargo-waken, Things no man must ever know. Dorothy foe Nirhols. gm v 4? L 7 A, gp . I 5 21:1 . VZJ4 ,,-- rlg f I - 1 F' 2 a fu.-4' ,' 4 X M Page Nine Lair-ll'ifl1in VVYQ WHS- Miss IN1.XL'll Pli'l'l-QRS Alltlfflflllllfilf MRS. A. R. 'I'uNNr1I.'. Alrilfnnrliz' and llixfnry M155 Crum Iixxxxs jfllfflflllllfilj Nha. -I. C. BAk'IlM.XTx lliylory MK. -I. A. Posmx Awzzlllrrllzlliry Miss Uml, Bxuwx .llllfflfllltlffl 5 117111 ff4'I1r'I'zlf S1i1'lI1'1' MRS. I'3r1L'1..x1l Bm 1,1514 .lffflllllffilx Mxs. j. '11 Umzx llfilnry ,QW 5 gga' as MR. ml. M. Honcas ,Qjalffjg Sllf3l'!'iIlfI'lIlIl'Ilf of Pllflfztl' Srlmofs zz II ff PI'l'J'illl'llf of Tylwr Junior Collrgf' , N ' , x .1 X 'DALWV f ,, , Q 1 l xi , Qi ffm! ',u xl? x ,HI Irs! Page Ten MR. S. 13. linux rillrijmf of Tyfrr lliyh Srllfmf VVYEL WHS- ff ,x MR. xl. P. Sluxcx llislnry Miss MARY Iinnuxra l,lIfiI1 MR. F. A. I,.xwvlfR ilfffllllflitlll IJr'11fLci11gf NIISS MARY IQlJW.XRlm2 lingflisfl am! I,ih'rul1u'r J :STN lu . xg? 'F 6.x I ll - !,, f . f Prim' ffl1'1 H1 Miss .-Xkxx BRIGGS Ilixfnry um! Sf'llIIi.Y!l Miss Srwnxoxxra Poxn llixlory Miss Imuaxrli Rnwlix. Ifzlyfixff Miss Briss KAY hqllfflijll and llnnzw Iffnzzonlirs I. I 971 WHS- MRS. Rm' C. CJNYISNS ,riff-ljI'ilIt'if7llf of 'I'-1'ff'r lligh Srlmof Miss l,rc'1Ax YARnRuL'r:1l Miss MARY XVAI,KHR Sfiflllijfl llnmw lifmzolllify Miss LL1,,xm's Y.AxRnKm'r:u Macs. Kxxrmuxzc llnmw Ilillllllllllilf C'L'R'IIs FUIIIZ liiolngfifal Sfirlzff' Miss .'Xl.IL'li l3uL'm,xs Miss MAx'1'1'ua joxl-.s fjlllfflilllf lflzgflixfz ami 4 7 Plllllil' Nfwzlkflzg Miss jlawril. llxmr Miss I,1I,l.1.-xx N1AR'lI's llixlnry mn! I,11li11 Sf7HIIi5!I ljgjh 1 'MVP g 02x . fm lx 'ful fu' ' ' L, . f Page' T'wL'1ZfE ,. 1 ff? MISS Axxua M1111 BYRLM INAISS V.x1m,x HHH-NBR Sfrrflrzry In Zllr. Burk .S'rzrff1u'yIo1'lIr.llodg1r.f ,IL fl QL 03 7' 71-141 1 MRS. VV. U. VV11,L11-11115 M155 INA RUBIiR'lS Dirlilian I,il1raria11 571 WHS- Y' MRS. QQRACF A'1'141Ns M155 l.L'c11.11. SIUYIQR Sindy lla!! l.'l1rn1i,flry 111111 Pflysifx . ,. MISS A11.E1:N GR11f1-'1x MISS Axxug If.-11' B1c1'c13 Engffisfz llvllffliffl J mlzfw! Mus. Loulsx PRESTON HA1'N1:s Pllyyizal Yqfllillillfl l , 4' 0 1 yv ? , A lfgh ly' 'in lima V 1 Page Tl111'11'1'n o QM? fi 1 7250 RHS? if BQARD OF EDUCATION 1 gl. L. HALE, Pl'f'.S'Tlll'7If T. B. RAAHQY T. C. XV11 1 1 x D. G. CONNALLY R. VV 14 XIR T. L. Umm AI. H. HxRRox MRS. MRS Bei R P. T. A. IUR COLLEGE OU .IFN E. P. PRICE, P1'1'.vi1ff'I11' VV. SL'L'RI.0CK, Fifi! lrift'-!Jl'!'3'illl'llf NIRS. L. Im HAR.-xI.S1JN, Srrozzff f'lr'f'-Pruvizff MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS. MRS MRS MRS MRS . VV. 3 , . Ix. L. LmEI..xm ', S1'r1'r'fr1ry YV I G.-xRR.xRlm, Tr1'r1.v111'f'r . . 4 . 301 HIGH SCHOOL N. T V. C.. fX.x1.1., O. A. .ARNU lJI'f'Xilll'lIf L. I1.1fREs', Sl'rrf'fr1ry LD, 7'!'l'Il.Yl1l'l I' Rm' C. f3VVFNS, Firxf I'iff'-P1'1'.s'i1lz'11f If. L. LEACH, Srmllfl l'il'l'-Pl't'A'iIflVllf C. XV. .I.XCOBS, Tlzinl 1vil'f lJl'l'5'TIll'lIl' IQ. P. MQIQE NNA, Fourth l'i1't'-Pl'l'.!'iIll'lll 11051 DELAY, Fifth l'irf'-Prvsiflmf hlurix XVOOD . Ii.xRN12ST Gr S, Sixth 1'il'l'-PI'l'.Vi1lfTIIf MENS, Sf'1'1'11il1 I,it'l P!'l'3'iIlf'l1 A T YN lm XII 1, I r '11 . f f'11glL' 15011111 LIO HIMSELF , ffl C' N 652 ff J f ,W Ag C swmsg I tfmkm, Vw -wi 4 'xx XX J fZ,1, kg, ' f ,- gg! flff FAM KQ' Inf g X5Xb Q 4 5 f, me ,qui 5, W j,,, N EXvxlNj,5 fW f 6!fN fr IA 1 V, !' Nw V, Y !'f'!v N , , if JO I QQ ,f c ' Q f X LV,,L, , W X W , l:jfi,,-.,f 4, X li ,MM 'MR XfxX NW 'XX' YYX lxxth XXX ,O u N wx XX X l ,X l - fffm H, N XX ' W x Vg, XJ flfkffl X2 Xx 1, M Wy ,f j MIM ,fd ' X Q7 HH Q xW f Y IKM H oi- I 11, 4 N ii: T I 1 SENIORS EFFET if lNtllD-Tl1iRlNl GRADUATES OF 1930 EOS OFFICERS fill,RliR'I' Coma . .Prcsizlrfzf H,xRRo1, ELLIS . Vive-Presiflffzt RI.Xl3l?I.l,lZ Si-ivm' . Serretzzry . I-Q-ff C11Lf+If'i!QoL1z f fi: HARROL ELLIS otball, Hi'Y, Latin Club, bl. C. C., Military Spanish Club, Football, C. C., ub, Spanish Club, Arts and Crafts Club. , , H.bt'!'lUl1VlV .Yf'l'tlf?llI!l. lu' IX u .wrt of fcllmt' mn fft ,x .xIt'.,lVff.l llkl' ff' lXIADliLI.E SPIVEY lilee Club, J. C. C., Pep Squad, Secretary of Senior Class, Home Economics Club. Una nf tlmyu t'.1'trt'nn'ly t'ulcr'!uiazingf 111vl.x. Ei HONORS HELEN ROBERTS . . lflllff110ll0!'SfllI!FIlf .ALBERT SALEH . ........ Srfozm' Honor Stuzlrnt lllm1l1r1's of National Honor Sorivty HELEN ROBERTS ALBERT SALEH ,X ff ffm I Pu! Yl 'I . I i F5 0 1, fl '21- vf . 1 fc' lflflllfffll fi -.rw-5 l'lINIS l3,xR'roN gflrizal RICHARD lgL'RClHORl Hi-Y, nl. C. C., Class Football, Militziry' Club ,l- C- C- ' - ' 1 ' Splllllsll club. Hll1' lllI.V llla' 1'1'f'1l!r1l1n11 nf l11'lH11 xllllll Hb zfr our 1111 ivlwui -vm: mfu' l1z11l11' run: 111111. 'l'oA1 lgRAllSlfl.XXY l7irc'ctor bl. C. C., Military Club. ll1 .v 11lm'11x'.r 1'1'111lx' for 11 lll'lllY,H Lois l31c1q1.Ex' I.. A. l'iL'Tl.liR c e Home Economics Club, Glee Club, Spanish lli-Y, xl. C. C., Honor Roll C 1 Club' lf l11' 1':'1'1 1'11t1'1'.v fwflztnw -:nfl 11 nl' ll1'1' 1111111 11'11Yx'x 'will mulcr' l11'1' .x'l1111'1'1l. Coxli CARTER A1.'r.x IJ1' Nuxx Secretary of Sophomore Class, 'l'r:1c'k, Pre-si' Glee Club, Camp Fire Girls, Girl H N en dent of junior Class, Football. Squad, bl. C. C. flu r'.1'1'1'ff1'm1ully 1'l1'11r fl11i11l:1'1'- -Jlzrmtly ulmut ll'lml 1.r llfr 1.1111111141 ,1 1,111 lll7'l.T.l M.xRo.xRET DIARY lJll,l.0N dl i60l Girl Reserves, Girl Sfouts, Spelling Club, Glee Club, Latin Club, J. C. C. C ll'1' Iw1111l1'1' 21'l11'r1' Illvy f1111l .x111'l1 l11'11111 l BIARYEL C1,,xRK jifwm. E1,1,1oT C asketball, Spanish Club, J. C. C., Home Eco- Football, Military Club, bl. C. C., Spanixhi u 1 nomics Club, Tennis Club, Glee Club. . Hr :Mft ll t11,1'11lr'1'u11.rt, lm! lu' 111111 l1l 1 L1 1 Sha must 1150 ll'0011'b11ry'5! 55511 , C05 if N A .1-if WAX. ,fill lx li ul Page Ninftfffl mi if Mun' Ifrnlzaxcli CARI, CiREER glad Pep Squad, rl. C. C., Latin Club. Latin Club, Military' Club, Hi-Y, C. C., , Fontbflll. lu lwrv 7.-Ill: llfu, .mil wi ju'z7'wrn1l luv' HIIXXII wx Ilu Clul Hllw Hlllfll'.Y fr1r'm1.x :vl1un'7'rr' lu' qfuxv, und lu' yfm-A i :w'l',x'n'l1u1'r'. l'l.X'I l'llE ciUl.llXV.X'l'IiR Spanish Club, Liles' Club. IIT muy fir'-lwlzrl U11 Ilulfii' nz fury 1mf1'1l1n'l11'lu in fln'7'r'rm'r1i. u Q I N lwuxx lwunmx Bowxrxx C1L'11.n nur Roll Club, lli-Y, Glc-u Club, Scicllve 1Ip,,.1Lgv 1,-,f1,1,,,f ,mx-,',,,,, 1, bl. C. C. i'.l l'lrf lwfffiffl ,lu Al. A s Spun' 'lubc5wlncl, Un' tl., Cilee Club. X ff? Spanish Club, . C. C., Mllsic Club. ll M 1 LI ix H xuz 'Hu ,xcons Iln' nmif inf1z'z'1'd1zul uf thu ind1i2'11lm1I1ist.S. CIJSON mall, Football, Science ' l,'1'.Y 141 IH :i'm'k. XV. N. Hun, IJURUTHY L.xcY Ili-Y, Al. C. C. Spanish Club, Campfire Girls, J. C. C. llr'.x mil u mwzrutunl, lull wif' N lawn' jimf 1115 xl IIHDV, tivlllfelllm f'lf'flillll.Nf.U finaly. All Q-, ,,..,, lg? ,ff n, 45.1 'ig ' In r Puyc T'u'E11t-y My Y - 534A X ,fi n--x- ' K CLYDE LEWIS Military Club '27. rr' fl1I'H1l1Il.V lnru llflllflj' In lfIlI'H'.X .xkflfzlzff flllli, C 5 I VV. M.XSSEX' Glen' Club, Spanish Club, Ili-if bl. C. C., U Football. .ff llrurr' uri' Irvw rluyx ln' llL'7'1'l' In'uf11'u.x fllm11l--j'1'.x- frl'-Iuy mn! !un1uH'uu'. JT'ro Lowlu' Baird, Orchestra. 4. - llc IX f1'm1'rI lzll ,vnu lrnmv fum. I IDORIS Lovm Spanish Club, Glee Club, Liirl Scouts. C . . ' . . ' -. ' F. A. IXIL'1.1.1Ns l'ln' lilifullmfllfll t,x'lu'. ' .Jn 1.x full uf flu ,wi wr lwrm. Q pl. REGINA NILTLLINS Spanish Club, J. C. C., Glee Club. The first :'l'rtuv rx to ruxtruiri ilzr Immun' HELEN RmaERTs Spanish Club, Literary Club, Tyler Hi-Lights, J. C. C., Spelling Club. I lf'Urle ix plug' null: Iluli'n. ,IEWEL PECUT Hi-Y, Glee Club, C. C. fv'zi'Ul'x .Yfl'UHjl un lff'11m'tIux, yn! ln' r1fu'.xn't llllft' 1vlw1dv.v. . LORENE NEILL LESTER ROLLINS Secretary of junior Class, Latin Club. --Hu. !.,,km... ,,,. nf ,,,l L... l.,. ,,L,4,l 1 A, Wm.-. ll f'r' ll 2' r':',vr' d in ffl-F?ZLI'.V1l1lf .Y u'z1ys. f Dpi E74-ffl! ZX I f Page Twenty-One EERE XV. li. RI'xII:o l! VIRGINIA SHELL ul-llfltlflll' Ilrur' mlufliwl, unnl u frllcml In ull. ll'ImI .IIN I1'm'.m't low, .vllv fl17'!lL'f.Y.U f 1 lllliib SIIEI.'I'ox iilee Club, j. C. C., Pep Squad, I.lIEl'Z'll'j' Club, ll. lt. Klub. l'1'1I'Im'.wlII'fI IA tln' lrffflzrvt flIwn'I'I' nf' fN'fI'I'f1'ml . if . fXI,Rl2R'l' b.Xl,FH CJLEN bKIImoRE ml. C. C., Military Club, I.atin Club, Honor 'An,,1.,' ,,,',1X 1,,,f.,- ,1,,f,,,f-,- ff,-1 ,,,,,,-q,I,,x,, Roll Club, 'l'ennis Club. 7l ru' flfuf urrjtlrzuff flint mrft infill. ' LA,-Z7 3f9!1QQLLZ2m?'WpMfQ GEM Cfmffwwffa.. I, W I I,.x B .I.I.E S'I'EIx CJR.-X MAE VVEISS ..5,H,I Mg ,M l,,',H,,L. M, l,,,,,,m, ,M .5-,,m,,V,X, Spanish Club, Glee Club, Girl Scouts, J. C lllvll' lft'I'n ,ll1. lf'I'lI.rtI'r Ivoulil lu' fIruIIIl of IIN' Mu l I mv. fi Hom ER LEE FISERRY Class Football, Secretary Declamation Club, Military Club, Cilcfe Club, Hi-Y, C. C. ,S'lII1!.x fwfr Ir'o11lflI'.v uf' IH un 1.71711 lmf, und thru fury on Ihr lid. ,lux S'I'UVAI,l, ff DORIJTIIY VVIIITE Yell Leader, Quartet, Glee Club, C. M. T. C., Latin Club, Spanish Club, Spelling Club l'ennis Club, bl. C. C., Alcalcle Staff, Class C. C., Honor Roll. T . . , , .- , 2wTi::?H:Yg'i-Eilgillsyil C lull' H1 X ' Hi 'mr Rmll 'lTVX'll'!' Hi will mI'.v.v IIVI' 'zulrvn .rllr r1rud1l11fI'.v Hr III'f'III l1'mIlIlI'.v tI'nIrlIlv. JJSTI .. - Eggs ,X 4681! ,kj INITXII ii., , ! I aww M If I Page Twvnty-Two X 2714 Bo fff?fC-... CC .--M 59? if WELDON MILLS M CLARA SEM' 11 1,-V I.,-OM, U0 gf, 1,-f0,,'5, Spanish Club, Glee Club, C. C., Declama tion Club, Pep Squad. Shu ,MIX vlmrm Fllllllflll tn uv! hy ml H111 nlumt CH EM ISTRY I think that I shall never see, A subject as hard as chemistryg With acids and bases and equgtions I worry, Until at last Im all in a flurry. IVIC for chemistry and chemistry for inc, Is all I think of at period threeg But I'm not the first nor the last to bc, A total wreck over chemistry. -Hotmrfl Tlzznmoml. .. T Y' ,CEP C F , ll B Q51- H 1 Page Twrnty-Tlurv IVY THF SENIOR CLASS OF 1930 392 TUAVIIJ CUNNALLY . . Presirlenf fjI.NEY IMVIS . . I'irf'-Presizlwzt EI.IZ.-XBETH Coma . . Sen-fffary Iltxvln Coxx.xLL'.' Band, Orchestra, Literary Club, Hi-Y, Latin Club, llonor Roll Club, xl. C. C., Arts and Crafts Club. ELIZABETH Coma Latin Club, Spanish Club, Alcalde Staff '27 and '18, Ulee Club, Tennis Club, Pep Squad, Music Club, Campfire Girls, Spelling Club, Iiditor Tyler Hi-Lights, Viee-President J. C. pin t',1't'r1l4ut tlmlfffwlrlg tm1.rnlt'r111y ilu' fur. C-v H1141 Honor Roll Club- Kflled in 5,74 land - W.W,'LI, l71't!' tm' Hlfllflilll llur l1llXf'llXI'fliIHI,l Ill' 11111111- t'1't'n Ill fuckin. QDLNIZY DAVIS Latin Club, Literary Club, J. C. C., Hi-Y, Band, Camp Audubon, Business Manager Al- Calcle, Tennis Club. Ile x11cti'x,rf11ll.x' HIllIlIlgll'.V IIIIX 1lff1II'7'.Y of flu' lniml, lux llfflllilj uf lin' lztwlrt, null flu' nlltul1I't'. CL.-XSS COLORS! Green and white. VVl1ite rose. CLASS FLOXVIERZ CLASS Morro: t'Good, better, best. Let us not rest Till good is better And better is best. SY' .v','9 l ,K S A ,M Pnyv Twvnty-l 01u' V711 ill.-XRY AHBoT'r Dried ,2-ag-4,5 UoRo'1'HY lC,uu.1f KXI.l1liR'I'SUN Latin Club, Honor Roll Club, Orchestra, J. Cilee Club, Al. C. C., Latin Club, Honor Roll C. C., Literary Club, Pep Squad. Club, Alculde Staff. lbw who ix l11'Zi'll'X'.Y IVILYAV, but 114'1'l'rtln'lu.v.v. lmx SIN lf vUn'i'r'i' HI wllllivzwf' xln' 1nnll'rl11kw.v. Hmu tu .vm1'lv. RL'TH Anmis Glee Club. SIN ix u frirwzd rm' fvmff .won form'l. 71 1 iXIYR'I'l,lZ An,x.us I HH' ALHEN glee cwluh' Lite,-My Qluh. bl. C. C., lxrlilililfj' Club, I.ilt'l'11l'y Club, lli-X, filet' Club, C. C. Slip 11115 41 Iflllllllll I1m'u1'll Ihr flffrvimlz. mln uf lifvf' llc flux 11 'zulrolmuli' zurvlmflnH1u:i'.fz'lilf1I Iuruu V'r ' 'V l 'V 3 ' li.-XTHLEIZN ARNOLD Clluz ' . ' l31,,x1R Honor Roll Club, J. C. C., Outdoor Girls, Pep . - C- l- .lf Squad, Hi'Light5- l f1l'1'I'i'l' fix Y- ,l1:.', l Illuf lfrll I lllfll if H H . . . . . lrnlx ilu' mimi. llvr lmzr IX jnxi nm' lzffli' Hllfflrf llffl'l' nmflllrr. Gl FLox'n ATEN Manager of Football. H5.f7l'L'l,llI.SL'.Y in 'Puntx um! l'u.v5v.v' ruf'urt.v. Ilokiciz BAKER 'C ee Club, Girl SCouts, bl. C. C. .Shui llkv 11 lllbllfll of frixxli ull. ISILLIE l3En1z1,1, Spanish Club, bl. C. C., Honor Roll Club. 441.1 H1111 PVFSS U1ilf,V ll-V H lull, lufzzw, lvmnzqv. lwwmwz-L'-i'mI, I'l'lfl,1l', lu.u'1nt-ln1'rl1.1 Iwi-, -.-Sli, X Si A mx lfifl l,il 1 l, l , ' hi rg Page Twurzty-Fizfe 4422 C if CIUIRENQE l3ooNE HIELEN BROOKS Band, Military Club, Literary Club, Football. Glee Club, Literary Club, Spanish Club. lIt ,v .wmv fuotlurll f'llI.l't'l'.li Ihr tyfu' tlmt is Irliuuys fVI.l'l1tllj'.'l hlosEPH BRETT Debating Club, J. C. C. lu .vlubv my I'III'uI1'I'x rtml :uid my f1'IiI'urlx, Lot'IsE BIIREN m lrqllilaqp,-,mg VIRGINIA BUSTER Alvaltle Staff, Honor Roll Club, Librarian. Hi-Lights, Latin Club, Glee Club, Literary J. C. C., Pep Squad. Club, J. C. C. l'l1.'l'I .x .wmpflrlufl wfyul HI lrrr lu:'.'lI'IIIxvx .-I rufulrlu. ,l'U7'lidll yflll for Ivlmm zur' fIrt'Il1'I't xutv LCXX. KIAQIQ l3YRox LL'ClI.E CHILDERS l- C- C-. Bflml, Boy Scouts. Honor Roll Club, Pep Squad, Ulee Club, ,, . , Tennis Club. If I jwzxx nut, Ilonl limi' my I'lIt'nI1.x1r.v mflrx. l.I1Illv Iuux tht' fwltturll 'h'lll'll Ifnvtl-untIn't'Il f'I'0f'lI' IIIIWI' m1nlI'. l,I'R.x CH.fxNnI.ER Outdoor Girls, Pep Squad, C. C., Latin Club Slip will 11I':'I'r lu' tl Xf't'IlllllH'lfl of flu' fLlH5lllL'.U LM li ELI.-I C.-XRDVVELI. S.xR,xII CHRISTIAN Dfeci Honor Roll Club, Latin Club, J. C. C., Pep -I. C. C., Latin Club, Honor Roll Club, Alcalde Squad, Librarian, Literary Club. Staff, Pep Squad. llItt'rr'.Itt'Il In flu' n1o1'I'n1I'ut to Xlflkt' l.IItl1I from .S'11I .v I'lI'z'vr Illltl .vlII .v Jllltlff, ilu' I'0In'xI' of .vtznl-xx Slit' fr'rIt't'lx tlzt' Vmnl to I'zIur'-v0III x ,ll'IH'f.H , QW L gn? fig! lfkf , II ' l I l ,Q li fl g y l'ImI' liI'I'IIl,v-,Xl I' fi? if I,nL'1sE CI,,xRKsToN li. F. CRUUK Librarian, Spanish Club, Pep Squad, nl. C. C., literary Club, liasketball. like illuh' clump Fire tn'-ls' 'Allrfv ilpfwr uf Vlllflllff mfulx null l.'li'j'h ull l'r.'lf,x', l'4'liti', lsml f'1f.n Mn.nREn c..lUN,XNV.XY Pep Squad, Ulee Club, Al. C. C. Huw zulu' lriww nn! :i'l1i'ru flu' :wut 7w'1fH1r.' HELEN Crum' Iilfxvlg CI.lNKSL'.Xl.l2S I C C 'lim .ff lll'AIlf, 7i'1ji11.Uf,1HIflllv!uf,,.yI1m1 Ilml :uni ,lxfllll-xl ,HHH HAMIVV IKM: llmf .V my nlmz nj l1uf'fw11u.u RIELIZA CL'NN1NGn.xx1 li.XTHlfRINE EDXYPXRIJS J. C. C., Peq Squad. Spanish Club, Glee Club, bl. C. C 'Kiln' flllx ul' llfi' with Inv' fnwul fIi'i'il.x. 'Alu .viut11ri'.xUl4lll, lin! wulll' fm' zmfrl: lu' if ml mwuffx will lJAL'I.lNIE IJLNQ.-xx Girl Reserves, Glee Club. ln llrr fl f'li'11l1I114li' U7 ,inlfilu mu1t.'f. LA NEI,LE IJEAN hu EISIZN Literary Club, Honor Roll Club, C. C., J. C. C., Spanish Club, Literary' C Basketball lunior College, Alcalde Staff. . ' ,vnu lzuunl 11 lfzymli' fnV1u.x lln' .nu -ight. ix 1, hurl! h.,,,.kL.,. h,1,l,,.,.T.,.,. tml. ,L-' l llll il ,HIIIZV it zulu lilflfx' tm'-Iwi'-ln'i' Vigval KQV X x lf: l lil My fir q .ill Finn Truunlx'-,N'u1'm1 Cgilligi LLRLINE I'fiLl.I0'l' V A56 RL'TH LK A X J' ci- C-v Dfflillmlfioll Club- Spanish Club, l. C. C., Home Econl ics l H-W ' if 1' i3 'ilI 'ff J'I'ff1 H Cowl numix gmloru lzux shi' in .vtc1rv. CiEORGE ELTBANK Literary Club, Military Club. 'H-1 Vmm1i'r' of fl Mi .IIE ELLIOT Spanish Club, Home EconomicQ Club, Science Club, bl. C. C., Pep Squad. A -u zc dark Hui' svn. M - SX EREN CiARRARD Spanish Club, Glee Club, J. C. C., Literary Club, Yard Official. fli'r1.vn1 'llllfll Izifu ut Tylcr High School. H-WFP TWH fflTl'f',l-V ff'l-lf' ,UW Hu is: nnf of flu' fra' im' lmtn' l1i't'ur' .wwi dix- AVRRN' cilllSON f ELICK ciRl3ENBL7RG lm Iliff jwilznrf wut fl illnm. Xin N C., HI-X. l1'm'l.r from li1'i'i'11Ifu1i1. lV11,r..fxRn G .xv J. C. C., Latin Club, Honor Roll Club. xi if4'f'L'IlfI1lllf4' i'f!zlj'. L Vraff 5037 A zm. QERAY Latin Club, Literary Club, C. C., Pep Squad Slip ruff zrl' Hlrx' lllill 1',f lx l.nt1'11. NIARIE fiRIGGS Spanish Club, Glee Club, Outdoor Girls Spelling Club. Shu ix qilfrf and zwvrkx .i1'lrutly, hut zznnc Hn' lux L'ffL'1'ff'Z'U1.l'. J fel gairf A6 ix ,Ji 'll im' Page Twenty-Eight RL'TH fiL'INN Glee Club, Spanish Club. 5115 ff if T,-x1.x1.u1GE llmxlmmcra 511206 llc l1L'1'x t11 11111l1A1t11k1' 1111111 j11l1.1, 'Z-I .v111111l 11111 'IL'llfII ll 11111 111'111'f 111111 11 1111l1l1' 11111l11't1'111l. LUCILE H1'XIRlE I1'111'11v 11111111 XI11' 111111115 f11 11111111111 11111k11111 11111' f11.v.f. .lm RAY ciL'Ll,lZl1CE XVINNIIZ Hixwmxs 11f1l11' 11111111111, 11111-11111111111 1111.11-,' Spelling Club, Ll. C. C., l.:1ti11 Club. li'1'111l.1 11111111 11111 111-vi l1itl1', SILAS HEI1'FLl2R 'l'ER1z'rH1x Hl1I,l,lN'SHlE.Xl'J Nut Il l111f1'1'v' 1111111 Z-111 11 1111111 l111'1'1I' llx' 1111'11 .-1 l1l:1111l1' 11111 if T1'1 1'1' 1'T'1'1' k111111'11 11111' JJW 74 l,1,m'1n Ho1,1,1Ns11n.um 9,63 iqwz Hi-Y, J. C. C. Lhadmarraei Leah De l.c1ml H ' 1 .x 1111! ll f11111111, Ifllf 111 .1 j11111I nf 111' j,,,,,11, -IQHN ELTON HOUGES llI.1XRGARET Hoop Debating Club, Spanish Club, Spelling Club, f,'l1I1,UHllL- lm, 1, ,.,,,,,,,m. :.,,,,,L,--- Literary Club, bl. C. C., Hi-Y. Phila I'11111'1 x 111111'1'1'.n'1111'y. , 'USQF 1 f, 31:1 Mil Jil, lx ,ul l'11gv It-:1'1'111y-.X'1'11r WE? if C1,ixL Inf Hmunn RUTH l'lL'TCHlNSON anal, fV,I'Cllt'SU'1l, J. C. C., Spelling Club, Honor Roll Club, Latin Club, Spanish Club Ili-Y, Football, Spanish Club. J C. C. lln1t'.x n1,'f:llw:'cr, .l1ulull. Avril -wfn my, 'IIUn't you wislr you Img' 111, lnu'r'. ' DoL'GI,.1xs HL'NIBLE A'l1. ll lu' ymzr fflfllll If -Vlflllll yum' him lmlf u lmum'. J fx rm' HLCHES RUTH slACKSON x zum nn' urzll '2i'1,xr, 4jlllll'1l 'IA'IfHllL'l'flll jvazu. cl3mP Fifi' flll'lS. l HALIQ1, -Iouxsox ll l' Cl N ' ' ' .Al J111i'l'H', 'ZA'l1t'lL'.Y1lHIL' qlrl. . nb, Spanish K lub, j. C . Q ., Pep Squa ' ' I ilu' In in 5114- ,lm-X ,WI :mul Izll lim fllulrflx rlfmmrl .mil l3lHxl nwfa'1l.x, HAROLD JONTE cl Hur zulmxu fru'rnI.vl11'j' ix xrrziiw, l.'mm'.v rm 111 null fvrlx mf fmlrf FL. ME1.n,x Aloxlis Killa! bv, A. 4ccJQffv+ al,-ov-3 175: VI. C. C., Pep Squad, Glee Club, Latin Club, Literary Club, blush' Club. ,S'fu'irul1:lmf Ill ulll 11'm'n'.v, iumf'l1luli'i1' HIIIHIIX rl .s'ii'1n.v null Clrflfilllx. M lliR.'Xl,l7 s N .S 4 ffll umm ml ulxf llc lx lui In filx ll: 1114 fn rr r v , A lil .Q LIQNA liixxlu. Spelling Cl . Pep Squad, Girl Scouts, rl. C. C., Spams Club, Glee Club. ,NY .vp fl l f ,vi ,X lx gli qty. 11 f lhnlu 7 lm 'Hu' urtfnl ilwzyv ilriiw all .md Ilmnffllfx mm ly 571 c L-Qyyfllui?-VKJ' M,fxt'R1Niz lim' lfDXY.-XRI7 I,E.xcH Nawapafury Literary Club. lii-Y, Hand, Basketball, Yard Official, Buy Sc0uts. .lunx R. liixc: Spanish Club. Sim lm,vu'f luwn TCI-fll nx lmzfl. lvnl firyt iulftfttt- .mflzx nrt' U. lxuy. 51,1- f,-fl .ff pypilwni 'lffflx ll tfudtf .xt0HI, 1'7't'II lfltlllrfll fit' tffwx fmt? I f't'l'HlIl11t'7lf ttwlrw ' Rmxxi. lim' Basketball, Boy Scouts, Yard Official, Band, Orchestra. H , I1t .v tvmz IIIYX .r, l11'.i in I llllfiilill tl IH: L .MM 7 Sui Iazvlxia w J. C. C. If i' 111 mn! ll lu'llnlrfi'11 fi' llix lm: mul fwfr. -x TERRY Lixnsm' Bl.XRlJtlL'K Boy Scouts, Yard Official, Hi-Y, Hall Official. j. C. C. . ' ub, Declamation Club, Music i , , , Club, ite a ' Club, Glee Club, Alcalde Staff. 1'rn'ndlyf lux .,,, A ilmui .vfurtf lux .... :ln ull- ' found 503'-Y' 1 lim' un Hn' Slfllllj' .mfs nf Iln' .xtrt't't. ILA M.x1.1.E'r X55 . QC l Latin Tournament, Literary Club. Shu xt'uVn.r fzlzytlzzdzyf but un 1 1 SUSANNA bi.-XLAVANSOS AI,1Nn,x M,-uzrix Latin Club, C. C. Latin Club, Hi-Lights, Glee Club. Hllnmtzaz nature rru:'c.r PI0'l'f'lfj'.H Pnl uri-vmzr t'1't'r wt' fllmtlu :ulwu .ills tu-r.w1't in ll 11 nrry . IN ,sg ll . ff' ,t l H . , 9? 0 k fl '1 32 iii! Page Thirty-One fl? if , '1 I,uL'1sE RIARTINIJ.-XLIE Ciudad 41. T. lX'IE.-XIJOVVS .l- C. fl-, PVP Sflllildl Lllelnfl' clllllb Slmlllsll Hi-Y, liancl, J. C. C., Spanish Club. Club. 1e.-Li-1.-Cuz lllfrlllll' jwr ufuullfv -um! Ilzut uulx' luwluzx lf. RIARY l':l.lZ.XBl2TH McI,,xL'GH1,IN Band, Spanish Club, J, C, C., I.iter:1ry Club, Honor Roll Club. .S'1n' ix Ihr .mul uf muxzl. l,L0Yn RICCAMERON Q .XNIES RIENEFEE Dcclaniatiun Club, Spelling Club. C. C. L wulll lrll -vnu 'll'1l1lf Cllunf limi fm l'1'ull.'fl1x1 nu A'Il1rm1111fl7'i' 1rr1ll'.v.v yur: lzuim' r'wfl'l'r1:lr In l'lfu'l1.x IJIA wlwlfiznff Juv, HELEN RIFNITI-'Eli fill.-RCE llfluokxmx ALMA l,iter:1ry Club, J. C. C., Pep Squad. Bzisketlmll Team, J. C. C. L1l1fll'l'l'lIz'x11ly .xll'n1Il'r. .X'ln' Jrmwr' l1i.vt11rlu'd fuucc um! m'1'i'r ivill--v.x'u ft zu lm,vlri'tlmll. LOUISE RIILLER Cilce Club, Spanish Club, Home Economics Club, j. C. C. lf1vm'J1 uyrx tlzut .vf'ul'lrll' 'ICI-fl? lrnllfulz lr111f1l1fur. Rum' RIILES -IOHNNIE Momzow Lilee Club, Home Iii-fuimnics Club, Spanish FO0Ib21ll- club' C' C' li'1l!-v, .1ttmut1'1'u, L'lc1'rr, lmffy--um! tl1ut'x just iz Init mzlux urzll HIIIUX :ff ,m11'll'.v. -W 'fl '-A' ,,-911 'iflfm-. l, .ll LQ Page Thirty-Two Q -WH-51+ fum W WWW? OREN ML'Ri'Hx' lF....1 Dan Arts and Craft, Hi-Y, Literary Club, Boy Scouts. rl xcromiil llurzirl lfnom' ut .noni work. li'fU',1'. lmlffvlz ng. Aux NoRTos' ALA Arts and Craft, Camp Fire Girls, Pep Squul Spanish Club, J, C. C., Honor Roll Club. follow IH , uni! Irwin' flu' tvurlfl tv :lx IJURUTHY xlois N1cHo1.s ,Liana Library, Honor Roll lamation Club. 'ilu uulurrzz. of '41 u r11fn'm1t'i', lNI.A,L'i5rcE . Ai, NX A s n Safety Patrol, Hi-Y, J. C. ., . Q . 'ratt, Boy Scouts. . ' Sju'i'i'l1 ix ill ' ll ,r 4 11 ' min I, LL X l Club, Tennis Club, Dec- ,turu of HIl.Vi'1IH'f null num- .ALLII2 P,xTTi2RsoN .-lllii' lllI.Y u trust' for iuvnli' jwunfxf' , , C l ' lJOROTHY RIAE PERnL'E PIK1'VFE'Q'fyfT1.i5n.xt'xi Glee Club, Music Club, Latin Club, J. C. C., Pep Squad, Girl Scouts, Football Sponsor. .-1 Mill!! for v2'rrQx' o.'i'f1,v1'oz1. SETH POTTER Hi-Y, Spelling Club. Boy Scouts. .Yut1H'i' fr'ui'141ui him tvitll un llitullcit ,szH'fu.v,u HCJIIIAUY und ulvju'fnlulilufoliu who .niyx lifllt' lui! flzirzlcx murlzf' pf NIIDGET PLEDGER jU1.1.xN QUINN Slip uunrmt fr1mi-n,- Arts and Craft, J. C. C., Hi-Y, Alcalde Stall Sill' llM W-Y 'Ur' ,, Hi-Lights, Spanish Club. bln' is izlwuyx marry. 'Ill l :Syl Q? 'Qt K 1 ,ml lx 'lui lg Page Thirty-Three un is thu niuwivxt .Yf'L'L'l'L'.V of u'urzt1'ulz.' H71 WHS- OwIsT.x RuzI2I.I. l':I.lZ.XlllETH SIMPSIIN Girl SuvIIts, Glen- Clulw. Spanish Club, Glee flub, F. C. lfIII':IIl.IlIIf IfIIIII'IIIIfI'I'Il ,N'IlI'IIII' 171' IIII' IIIILIII flIfI1 :I'IIIIlI1' I'lIIII'III fI1I'I't'II NURMAN ScL'RI.cIcI4 fEe'lT llfdiafl Hvmhla- 034:09 , , .. , Jan- l'f'l4'5 bl. C, Q., MIlItzII'y Club, Honm' Roll Club. lII,I'IIl, II4'III'luII,x, IIIf'IIlIlI', fI'Il.x'ttuII-fly-y f gjmfj NuI'uIIIII. lX.X'I'HlTRlNE RLSHING lx.-ITHIQRINIQ SMITH 261m l C. V., I,itcr1II'y C'lIIl1, .lIIIIirII' College lixlslxet- Girl Scouts, il. C. C., Glec Clulw, Snplminore Ill. lgIlSliCtl32lll. llI'I !'luIIIIII.I fn-IIIIIIIIIIIAI' IIIIII IfI'IIIIIIII' I'1IIIIII.lI'I l1IIIl l:1IwtI'1I In lflI:IIlII'llz'.x lztlli' .I'I.x, III!! mm' .I'1II .v IIII lcv II 'I II :'IlIIIIlIlv !III'IIIi. IIIIIIII' II IIIIIIII' uf lljl' nina, I KIARIE SMITH Gm' SMYRE Pop '5fILlllll, l7eCl:Im:ItirIII Club, Sp:1IIislI C'lIIlw. Basketlmll, Alvzllde Stuff. If ull IIIIT nwfrlfi lcIII'tI' lzrr, It ivnzzlfl IIIIIIII lII'I Ili l'IIIlI'I'III'IItlI lux Ilrgnzlfy tlzuw Ii II II'III.' If IIIIIIII fllffllf-H :I'lIII'lI IIIIIL'I'.I' In lzlcv llliH1.l' , . I Ml'I'L'Pil?l,I. SMITH died l:Sb,4-I l9?7 lli-Lights, Spanish C'lIIlw, Presiclent l:I'?SlllTl1lll Class, Quartet. IIN MII HH IN' 'If HII' iI'IIIlIl, Sm, SMITH IXIARCARET SOLINCER l3:1IIcl, O cliestra, I,:1tiII C'lIIl1, C. C., Alcalzle I,iteI'zIry flulw, Cl. C., l'l0IIrIr Roll Clulw, Stall, Delw:ItiIIp.:, Ili-Y, Tennis. Spanish Club, I IIIIIII Iff fl14'lII1Xfllf'IlHIIIjfII'L1 IIIIIIIII' .IlIIIII'x Mum l,I1'I' IIIIJ !lII'IIk. lm I',I'IxI, I SYN XT? i' X T A .Tip 0Aa, ,N l, litllll' TlIiIfy-l 01u' I ff? 5544 I' C. SIJENCER' lk. ICIHTH T.x1.1:RRT Spanish Club, SCi6nC6 Club, MiliI1lfF' fllulm, pl 1.'11111111.m 111111 1111 km l11'1' 1r1 1'1' 111111 111H1'1'1'11I ni-Y, J. C. C. If.r1'11,v1' lllllll for t11ll:1'1111 x11 111111111 1111113 111.1 ' 11111111,x'. ! lXI.xRx' ELLEN Siinxrs Declzimzltimm Clulw, Literary Clulm, lllee C l C C lzlli' .Nu 11111 11111 ,f1111111, 1111 11111: tgfgf 1i' 7111 ll 11 , lula, 1lI'l' Spelling Club, Honor Roll Clul1,.l. C1 ', ee linsketlvxlll, Vnlley Ball, Girl Scnutx. Clulv, Latin Club. HS1.l1'l' 111' 11111111' 111 111' 4 . CHRISTINE STARR 91110 by BIAHIEI. 'llHRlfl,Nlil,l1 904146 WW I ' 5111 .v 111'f'1'111l1111l1' 11j'111111I 1111 1 1 I if 11 HUVVARI1 THL'RA1oNn M,-nam, T11:4112R Military Club, Arts and Crafts, Hand, Or- Glce Clulw,Uut1lnnr Girls. chestra, J. C. C. U , ll UH11111111l lun' l1rt.lH'1 ll 7v11111', 11111 x111 .v 11111111111 .-1 1'11'Z'1'1' 'zwu' 'Il'l111 111111 111111 twlevf '2'.'1jv1'1111y'.x lmfk- 1u'111't. C1,,xL'n1,x ,FUZIISR XX 511 x ilu' 1111111 .w1l, 111111111111 11 11111111i, .IESSIIE IRENE Towxs Gun' R T NNEL1, Lien Efwm Hf,l1'Zl'l1j'.Y 1110 5111110-f1'1'1'1111ly 111111 0pI1'1111'5t11'. l'li'Y, C- C-. ilitilfl' Clllll- 1f V1111 111111 l1111cu 111111' ru 1111 11 1111: f11llI l' fiffdmf WM A12 KW, 1 1 R 1,1 1,f17.1 Page Tlzirty-F1 u6 Q72 Ross 'l1l'RNIiR BESSIE IEAE XVHIZELY l. C, C., lizlslwtbzlll, Class Football, Cilee Club Spanish Club, Girl Scouts. lift .1 lim mon full: if lvffmwf llt'frrt. f.tt'r .nw ir url fuk 'llrrxim'x,tJ'n't1' 'IA'l,fll tlfmfiltxt Ill: Vx Htmvlt' ll1lt Al,PH.x X7liRNl2 XVELLS IJMUMLU .Shi hm if luumruff rvt' lu! no wut' klloqt-v for 'ICIIUIII rl luvlm t. . 714 f . Mlm X .xtcnx Z' RICHARD XVHITNIQY fln5Q l. C. C., .-Xrts :incl Crafts Club, I.iterary Club. Spanish Club, C. C., Hall Official, 'llt x 1 fum fffllffftwr nf lffmk ll'ultwn1111fi I 11j'1fI. I lmfifi-x' .mzzlumltnfll uf :mint-v 411141 .Yt'7'I'0Il.YI1F.YA'. '71lSlWflNlll. Ulff . - 1 l1 Clllll, Girl Latin Club, J. C. C., Iii-Lights, Spelling Club Qvouts, Nl. C. C. , X AI1ft'HLtfll1lH.X', l1t x u j,l1lIIf. 'lllwrt' ffufflzl In ' u Ii ' 1m1u.t1 lflut' uyttx null Juli' fwfr l1lrf'j't'l1.'i1if if ,ozmr fmlfi ,x X Q ' i X ' - '- L. WIHH X Mqxkcns XVILLS Cues, Cala - ',4'4 , f i 'YllQ Bun. f tileq Club, C. C., llonor Roll Club, ll. la. Club. l bln .t bln' .wal 'vnu u.':uuy.f lull yrflrr frnulltx lu. Ilwls NVn,cox RUTH VVn,sox Football, Basketball. H. R. Club, Pep Squad. 211111,-11, L'-N.-,, in ffyl' Hp pf fo, f,o1,,1,l-4 S-vmfullzuv, lrwlffillmxu, nut! tllurzxfy--tlltxw ll! :FW .vi fir' ffm ll li, 'll ' ' In l'uift' ll: Jr! x' 51 r Rutlzfv tl 0, ,git zmlzfztw' 571 . WHS- EDWARD AVORY RAYMONU BEAL1. Science Club, Band, Glee Club, Hi-Y Club. llc ylIlL'.V rn .vulmvl fu lm-mm' fllnmml, Hllllllld fhlillk he 'zc'a.vn'I i1ztm'v.rtrd, but lu' lmx llrcf th0ug1l1t.v. LOUISE WOMMACK VERA MAE VVOOTEN Glee Club, Spanish Club, Outdoor Girls. Music Club. l'V0nz1H1's fonym' kllU'Zf.'.V no Sunday. Tulle: 11 grunt liL'l1I',YlIj'.Y 1'utvrcstz'rzg1 tlzingfx. IVI13' n0fi ' l fl AWEW I, fl , lf COLQUITT WOOTEN MALUNE YAARIKROLTGH Alcalde Staff. Glee Club. Thy l'artoor1i11gv.vt Cartoonvr of Clzrtoozzvrx- It'il probably bv houxvlzold art and domestic art that'.r Colquittf' Igfpr gn, .Syl 'QTSQX ZW! asp. lim' I . Page Thirty-Seven .91 H55 qgrlnz tiff! 'E' x X7 O-I REMEMBER ME If flpuw f xdRw E W i A A f 5,5 WWE E E W, lfn My MM- -1- 'I J ,' I I Ere , K 'Rf , - I - Q I 1 by Lfflxkyfl' N.-I:,.g..T , f A E f W Luv 1141 E f 4Af'7E-4L1 exit, 44Y,y4,Ad',ftA!lv1 f A ' ff - O fb- 1 7 AQ' --'ff'-' J 'L 1V-Ajxflfffg, x I . -AAJ--f,,,, Af! D., .,JtL,t4u!,1 .-I 'Kali'-V K kk 1-riyl.,--,,kJ Y Q-vi V1.2 g ywgl yfgjjjd E, 'leg Xb......5..,f. L. lv Xa ag ,ffgfmftdagy 4.2! , x K ' . ,,f ' 'IAM ,LJ LA-1. ',,,E F I-ix, A' I ,rg ..,., g,,L.,Q,7'3 l-I., A ' ' - 5 --N ' U wp ffm- 'A -E . jk CLLAL V sTVLfM,-Y LM P' 'VQM' -1 'f VL V' x' J 'V Sf S Q ffvafbebsibflk ff M-4,-27 '1 X ' p 4,644-qu , E f 3? EU ,1 ' 751-5!,c,,,,, ' :iw ffsfv-aux 1 .1 4-I . gs 5 , ,E ,M , v byyvl Cp, EA.?:v,,.x,EJ ,, , . ' f f f 'Ir ' -QD.,--yr. '7'A'0.,g-LQ K Q 01, J H .J-uf-ifffi-7 E - - CX- fm E E, E 1 E E E wp L,11F,vL J ffrl .,-!,fruiw'f Y AWK! ff kkLLAg.J ' A 'Q 4-:MALI t 5 W? r Page Thirty-Eight O fl fx - Eff? w - . Q w JUNIORS ft? if THE IUNIOR CLASS OF 1930 366 HARRY' SHUFORD . . . President BILLIE ILFREY . . Vire-President LOUISE ZARR . . . Serretary onli TO HOPE N La Hope springs Eternal in the human breast, Thus quoth the poet of old. This truth he brought to all the rest Holds promise dear as gold. Wlieii clouds loom darkest overhead And naught but drear despair remains, Hope steals within our weary hearts And Comforts all our bitter pains. DASYN Q5 . f an fha IX H131 ' In r , Page Forty Ruth Nash VVfXl.'l'IiR QXDAMS 5-IR? j.-wk A'I'KINSON VIRGINIA ISAKER fPI.liN N Akxum FLOISE BMl.Ex' SARA B.'x1r,r:x' IQLMER B.-XRRON FRANCES BEM, C'I,x'mf IS.-Huck Smwx' Iixkrzk Num, BR.-umlfkkx' Plrgmlsli lirfcxmxx Nlawwx lirfmu xmx Vieux.-x Bum Loulsrz Cxm-2 IRMA LEE C'l,ARK Ima Iiumwxxwrz I,1.m n BRAURI Turmus CIARK 1 JST 05 N V 5 0 ffm' ix 'lf ni Page Forty-Om' X IYIAN D.xRxEI,1. PALWINE l3AVII1SOX Q72 NH I, Dr:I..u' WHS- I'R.xxK l7r:x:v1.xx, JR. SLXSHI .ARTHUR ICXUM xr: Dlcksox jour: D1I,I.oN Rl l'n Dlwcujk C'HRls'1'1NE DLI NCAN QHQNFYIFYIC FILUIIN Ifmxclis Fzikrzusox BHRNIH ESTES ROI!!-1R'I UR fiklzlzk A Lua Cnxx jL'.xx1'l FI.I7AXl'Zl'l'l'II GARY l'i'I'IA fQfJl.IiX'l'l'IRNEK IVI.fXK'l'IlA GRM' MARY Dram, GRl1IliR A IIAMRIQK Mxxxxu IIAWIUNS ANNA I,AuR1r: IIINDS Roman I AY! f-K. ',,k A 53 'W fy M ll In f Page Forty-Ywo IUEY Gmui MOORE Sklxxak Tum' IRVYIN 5635 5544 C. W. jfxuuns Drums KlI,P.X'l'RICK Ylkfzlxm ,I u4M.xx' Box NA Briss jones 1Vl.xRr:.-xkm' jukxrix' .AARON IQRUMHOIIYZ Cl HiS'IkIiR LACY Ilomraxslf KAssr:mU1s1 ,IAHU Ku' .Ili 1- If MAR1 IN I311,1. Incer.-xxs U1 'ro Lowkx' MARGL l'.RI'Hi IVIL'f'L'lAI,UL7CIl OLINH MCCON Num, I,A'wrc Inwkx' l'.I,luXNflR I,l'Kl-in M xxx' Grnumx NIL'I,0Y.XI,li jrmxlr: lirzu, NIYICRS .-W KGS? N ,Z --,xv Mx Pam' Fw ly-Tlrwv I,Lfc1l,r-i Mlxrss M.fXRC.ARlf'l Mmm lil-Rl'.X liomxxx ?5H2Ei B544 Srxsuxxri Nrarim Iillm' PAl,Mf I'.I.ll.-Xlll. RrnmaR'r NELSON N1YRI.FNl-1 NhRR+:x MARY EI,lZ.XBE'I'H NICHOLS VIII PARRIQR IIAIHI, Posmx Ev um' N OLIVER QEIADYS OVVEN llrxu x P1111 lull IlII.l.lI-, PmfxmA.Rs N1.XIlFI,X N PLfl,r.1x IIIQQRRY Rm Noms N1.X'Ill.ID.X SA1.r.u IVl1'1cmal.l, S.XI,liH CARI. PRr:s'1'R11mc:r1: PM Pxrfsiwmm FRAX R SUURLOCK NY' US X f ..gL' 0A- ,dh M .W 'LQ Page Fm'ty-Four MII.BRX' SHAW MARCUS SHLT'l Il,IiSVVOR'l'lI LOUISE S'1'ARI.EY WEE NORMAN SMITII JUIINII A SPENCER LOUISE STAR N ES LUCILE STARNES VIVIA STOREY f3PAI,I. 'lil-.RRfiI.I. P.-XL'I.INli 'l'fIII1 QIIINN URBAN MARIE XVII.-XN1 JOHN VVIII'I I'INC'I'0N LOUISE VVILIE LOUISE XVOOTEN Nev fqag T 7 I 113 Il 'ig Page Forty-Five MARY FRA NCES YVOOTE N 55? btblfd IlEB4EEWIH2R.hTE 34 , 1 V 1 f,,L , J '.-' A 4i , 1.4 I, RQ ,f,UMf9f - I U , M K7 4 f 7 C,fp 1fL, 6 Q 4 1, Q, 1, 7LAJ4 X 1-'E f y ,1 LC ,1,, L LJQ,-x! . - ff l . . 0-4 ' X' x. ' -- f I 6 f ,A ff ' J ML f ik ' 5, ,MJ .L-144 Q O27 ,Olaf I 1.-'jf .. , 7' 4,919 T r ff I. X1 Aff- Paye Forty-S LION CUBS Q72 WHS- 5, M- YN fr A 1'-llAf lx'r'h': Xlnflc l'lfxrrlxxiL'L, Klznruzllwt lkjlllllll, lflimrinu Sllulticxwwrtli. Klilflllll Uiloni, Im- llcnry Carly l,llllIlH lungs ifulwm, l'r:uicv- Stuynll, Wnllmi l.SlIlL1Nl0ll, l.4ll1lNL' lizulwr. ,Nuiwml Ix'fm': Yi-rnzi rlillillllvlll. lfmily llzmwn, Nlznry lfrfmcus l.u-, Virginia llrnslcc, 1:-:nicttc Taylor Ilan-l lzlylur, Alflfjllflk' Blulyvil. Ifrvlyii SllA'l'l'y, llurwlliy Rally, iliinwmi- lifllllbl. Illini lx'w2i': l'2iluxl1nc Alilfllll. Xlnry Rutll l'lumplii'cyx, lfluzmrri' Nln-N, Klnrimi Rnlmp-rt4. llnrnllly Allun Kl:irg:x1'i'l Nl.lynm'. l w11I'llz lfwiuz l':1l l'mxvll. .lrnlm XYvluwx, Vigil linlunwii, lhirku llurrm. l.fllllL llurlxf, llnlm ilznlun, Klux- xxvll llurriiig, l.u' XYIIUIX. Flrxt Rmug Surah folisn, Paralcc lhillcr, Margaret XYoml, luck XYiNe. Elizabeth Herring. Glynn Potter, Ruth lfrrmklin, ,lulm Mullins, llcXYitt llrown, Reagan Gregory. .Srrnzzd Rutu: liilwin Clmilcotc, Imalscll McFarlzmfl, Lulu Neill, Uwunzi lloflfrcy, Llcryrl Graham, Harris Burton, Louise McFarland, Clarence Harrison, Aaliforcl llunwooily. l :Slim 97,9 2 X 16 lx will Page Forty-Eight v v EKHEE i FRESHMAN Firxt Raw: Ray Pierce, Kay Truss, Mary lfllen 1lcMillan, Jesse Mae llewitt, Lulu llahenpurt, lllnry Alice Blake, Nell Simmons, lllelha Brooks, Helen lilllfllll, Linnie Ann Mullins. Svroud Row: flara Iilizaheth VVilson, Klary Louise Tunnell, Vera Xlae Humphreys, Louise Kznsfzitlwr, Dorothy Herring, Mary Sue Mcillurry, Louise Smith, Alma Shahan, Uuicla Hess llaralson, Pauline llzlvis, Mildred Harris. Third Row: lack Owen, liennett Rogers, John XYatkii1s, lfli Taylor, XYilli:im Xxvfljllll, Ralph Potter. THE NEW YEAR M just a little bit of laughter, .lust a little bit of care, All go to make us happy On this glad New Year. lt is not the sorrow or the trouble, That makes the New Year bright, lt's the bubbling joy of happy hearts, That starts the New Year right. -Theo Shelton. N A, T Y 5,955 5 F , li ull ll Page Forty-Nine E595 55414 REMEMBER ME , 305 I 59515 ,oss f A rg! F ffm! M VI, wi Page Fifty LIO CTIVITIE I IN PEACE IN VVAR IN REVIEVV 1 f 7 md 'Z I fx, 'W W7 . I I' ,f If I ,f 3 f I 'I M If f 5 IX' I .W ef? Y I ax ,I . fx - MW WW I x71 7, WV . I VV ' I A 'N fy ' XQ' It ff!! ffl? fy, jj ' L I q 1 fl I , ff N I ff, i X I 1 jx S ff1W76QQ! I I' A I If XX QI I Wx I NIJ K f Nb II I , VN 1- ii: If ' ff! j X1 j Q 7 fy ,f J Wu I ' ' ' iff eff? W X0 I , I If -I 4 :Z - ' lf' 'xxx x 'V fb' ' '4 M ,I I ,I 5 fx! I XM 2 My jg 'IIf II- N I I I II Im g, H ' ' ul WR igg 5 ,, rl! ,XX lk If I N I gf II M f X ,,3w-A in Q72 WHS- SCHOOL CALENDAR Sept. 9-MCf1'y' QU school bells! Sept. zo-Our first football game-Min- eola out! Sept. 30-A holiday-Lions rush the Fair. Out. 4-Swarms of Mexia Black Cats. ho T bad luck for our Lions. o--0. Oct. xo--Seniors organize. Alcalde-yes or no? Oct. I5iS6Ili0I'S meet. Three cheers for the Annual! Oct. 15-Football at 'Doches. Lion victory! Oct. 28-SClli0I'S open war on the camera. . . . , Mr. Mooney and his musical saw! Will wonders never cease? Nov. II-ThE thrill that comes once in a lifetime. Athens 7'Tj'lEl' 1 9. Nov. 20-Special to Texarkana! Nuff Sed! Nov. 25-Lillflllj' Program in chapel. S. O. S. for donations. Nov. 28--'LlUllS fight and roar till the end. Marsliall zo-Tyler 13. Dec. 6-Curtain raised for basketball. Dec. I2'l'l.E'I'0l3S of the gridiron feast! Dec. Glee Club 19-This Christmas spirit! The Girls' entertain with a Cantata. llec. zo-Emancipation Proclamation for Christmas issued-Alcalde Sales close. Dec. 2..1,1SE'IliUI'5 dash madly' to bliss Yar- brouglfs. Santy brings our rings! -lan. 6-Back to school. The old familiar grind. Jan. 7-Basketball at Sulphur Springs. Nlattbews re-elected captain. Sweaters for the football boys, Girls are crooning That's My VVeakness Now. 302 jan. 17-Alas! Exams are commenced! Snowed under! Jan. 13-Mid-term graduates go out into the cruel, cruel world. jan. 27-Spring term begins and we turn over a new leaf. . . . Hooray! Lions defeat Denton! Feb. rr-Candidates for popularity spot- light are introduced. Feb. 15-Our Lions come home from the Tri-State Tournament trailing clouds of glory. Feb. I8-LONE: live the King! Long live the Queen! Long live the Favorites! Mar. 13-Mr. Cpshaw. VVe get the low- down on some of our exalted instructors. Mar. 18-Public Speaking Class Program. P. D. Q., C. O. D., Q. E. D., F. O. B. Mar. 27-Librarians go histrionic. Yeah- So's Your Aunt Anna! Mar. 28-Basketball boys receive sweaters. Mighty fine for girls! Mar. 31-Chapel . . . Glee Club Girls . . . Letters for Lionesses! April 4- Billy's Coming. Let's go to the Latin Tournament! April 8-John Porter Al jolson's in chapel. April rr-The Alcalde office once more be- gins to accumulate dust. The song is ended --but we hope the melody will linger on-! -Exfunt. .. . Y! A M9549 I' . fig- lg 3 1 ea fr Ijtlllll Fifty- Two IN PEACE W bs- iid TIIH ALCALDE STAFF SARAH LYHRISTI.-XX . . Editor LuL'lsE Bomix . . Co-Edirol f,I,NEY DAVIS . . . 1J,llXi7If'.H' ITIIIIIIIIQVI RIl'I'L'HlZI,I. SMITH . .jIII'Z'l'I'fiSilIg fllllllflfjfl K RIl4l1IN, joxhs, IXJLVRPIIY, MARUUQK, QUINN, Pmbiks -gxx, XVuo'11f:N, Ihxxrml., .'XI,RER'ISUN, Smxkxlis, SllL'I-TJRIJ RR, S'lfDY.Xl.l., Smxklf, Iirimim, Nriralx, Cimss fray ,- - W N -0,53 1' ,N K pf YV ,i !,,l Pfnfr l'wl'f1.V'1'-UIII' Q72 WH-sl e e if THE ALCALDH STA FF MEI,l!.X -Iuxlss ORIQN ML'R1'HY . I,L'CIl.E Mlxnnucx . -lL'LI.XN QUNN . I,AxN12L1,1z Dlaxx . QlOI,QL'I'I I' lx7U0'I'EN X7IVl.XN IJ,xRN1z1,1. . IJURUTHY f'lil,l4l?RTSON LoL'1sl2ST,xRNEs . . H.XRRX' SHUITURIJ . Louisa Zum . tllxcx STnv,x1,1, . clL'Y SNIYRE . BILLY B1znE1,I, . . SUNSHINE NIQELY . THIJNIAS CSLASS . K . lJl1UfUffI'Ilf7lll'l' . l,lIUfflff7'Ilf?lIl'I' . f'lc'flll1r1' lfzfflor . . l'lt'IIf1H'l' ffzfitm' , fj1'fjlllIfZllfl01l,flffflflll' . . . . . ,111-fm ,frfisl .Jrrm . ,lf-rm .Afff1ff'ff1'A' . . . . . . . ,'ifflf1'ff1'x . ffffffl Sflljfll' Rtf7l'4'.X't'lIfIlfl7't' . Lora' Snzior Rl'f7l'4'A'l'lIfIlfl7'l' . .Lo-ic' Sl'lIifH' Rt'fl't'A'l'Ilf1lfj7't' . fznziorRf'jv1'rsf'11f11li7w' Sofvhollzorz' Re'fvf'e'.w'11f11fi7'z' ALCALIJIC SALICSMICN N-un.. First Rofw: Louise Boren, Mitchell Saleh, Theo Allen, Bessie Mae Wlheeley, Marx Abott Sfronfl Rofwi Juanita Spencer, Ida Risen, Thmnas Glass, Vera Mae XVooten, Sunshine Neelx Third Rofw: LaNelle Dean, Silas Heffler, Mary lf. Mclfnlgllmlin, Sarah Clxristmn Nle vu Jones, Olney Davis. ?'9Yl 'mx ' fn f , Page Fifty-F1'2JC L1 ??iPEi M 'l'YI,IiR HI-LIGHTS .1-Q 131,171 uuirn Louis, l'.f!.mr -INCH l'iI.HL'K, ,1',i's.'.vff1,'1f 1',ln'.iIo1' Iulizui Quinn, .fohx X irginizi Buster, Suzinf fflmjwl lI'2lX'lR Hollinswortli. .llllliflf f,lllIlf3l'f Helen Roberts, Ll!1!'1I7',1' Q lzirzi Svziy, lligh Swzjor Xllllllfl Hlzxrtin, ,Ili-fzffff' Miss RUVVlZI.l,, Sjvmzsor MISS Ifnwruws. Sf7fIlI.fU1' Rlziry Gordon Klellonzild. Junior Rlonroe Bryan, Soplmmorf' Nell YVliithznn, f'iI'!'A'1INIIUI Rlziryin XVilson, T. ll. C. of C. Terry Lindsey, Ili-Y Klary Ellen Stone, lfmmr Roll Club C ZS 'O 3' The Tyler Hi-Lig lits ir- il little- ntwspzipei' reeortl of the activities ot Tyler Hig Xeliool wliieli zippezirs ezieli Sunilzn tli.oug1li tlie generous courtesy ol tlie Tyler D211 x :nrier Tunes. W Tlirongfli tlie L'L,i0I'f1'- of 21 xxiliinsg stuff, the splendid support of e uilent lfomly, :intl tlie eifieitnt sgioniorsliip of Kliss Rowell :intl Miss Edwards, t e Hi-Ligliti' wzim lnzule possible during the yezn' 1950. It is the hope of the stuff of 'jo that in the years to come the Hi-Lights will be n even gfreziter zzitl in cleyelopinji sgliool spirit and loyalty. A :SYN Wm gli ll' 9 'n 1 i ,m ,lil n 1 lhmr I-zrtv-Sir .17'fH.5Q. if THF LIBRARY CI ,UB 301 HELEN Romtizrs, I'm-,viffwif Suu Hin LANELLE IJEAN, l'in'-Pmsiflmz Miss Roi: Louise Clarliston l,f1N elle Dean Sara Bailey Nell Hradberry Piula Cardwell wi ni f-yr Hazel Gray lllarjorie Hix my St'4'1'!'fIl, j' ERTS, Sf7fJlJX0l' Ruby llughss Lucille lllartlock Helen lllenefee Helen Roberts llliltlreil Roberts Theo Shelton The work of the Library Club this year hai: been consistent in every way u its Watchwordg Courtesy, service, and efficiency. XVith organized effort has come growth, both in tht number of volumes :intl in the cozissquent intellectual influence. Interest in the library has broadened in scope, and time is speeding the ideal on the way. The great hope of the Library Club is that its influence may be lasting and lieneficial, and that it may be said of it that it helped to make the ideal library a reality. yn . ,X 'f 5, lflgllil H 141 'ff 1 Pmfv 1 1'ft,v-Sfzfi 11 E gh? B545 TYLER HIGH CHAMBER OE COMMERCE Fi Hruuzoi, E1,1.1s, lJl'l'KflfllIf Curroao GREooRY, Sen-f'ff1ry T':I,IZ.XlH2TH Coma, I.fl'l 1jl'l'5iI1t'llf Miss EVANS, Sjmnsor DIRECTORS Cone Carter Billy llfrey Tom llradshaw Louise Zarr .lohn Elton Hodges XVoodrow Alexander lllaurice Nall II. VV. Debenport The purpose of the Tyler High Chamber of Commerce is to promote better sehool spirit and co-operation among the students and faculty of Tyler High School. The program outlined for logo has been: Helping raise money for the building of two tennis courts. Installing more drinking fountains. Lending assistance to the Safety Patrol YVork. Remedying the crowded conditions in the cafeteria. Securing a picture for the study hall. ln future years the Tyler High Chamber of Commerce will prove itself to be even 1 greater asset and will go a long way toward promoting good will among the students vnd faculty of the high school. ' 439 qi., L it 'ifhl UQ Page Fifty-Eight iii, so -. X TYLER HI-Y CLUB Ei BIARCCS SHt:TTL1zswoRTH, Prfnviffwzz AARoN lslRL'.xiHo1,Tz, Y'rm.wm'r HARRY SHUFORD, Iiil'l'-Pl't'.!iilll'I1f IXIAURICIE N.XI.I,, Progmnz CvOlllllliff!'l' 'TERRY Llxnsiiy, Swv-fffiry MR. lhcnxiixx, Sfmzrmr AIR. SLACK, Sfozzsnr Seth Potter john Ii. Hodges Sol Smith Mack Hardwick 'David Fonnally Olney Davis Frank Fridkin Reagan Hatheoek Zeliek Greenburg Billy Ilfrey Robert Nelson lloiner Lee Terry Finis Barton gl. C. Spencer Glen Arnold Harold Jonte Mitchell Saleh john Castle john XVhittington Slogan: 'lClean living, clean speech, clean athletics, clean scholarship, contagious Christian character. The High-Y Club is an organization of the ,lunior and Senior boys of high school who possess the qualities of better manhood. The purpose of the High-Y is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character. The outstanding event of the year has been a Father and Son banquet. For the remainder of the year, the members and sponsors have carefully planned a com- bination of picnics, fishing trips and various other forms of recreation. An event looked forward to by High-Y members is the annual District Convention. N911 X957 X 167 ly :fill mi? Page F1'fiy-Niue W Q71 . fwg. HONOR ROLL CLUB lhllI'i'CIIELL SALEH, P!'FSilfF7Zf ICi'i..x Qw.XRDXVELl,, Sum-fm'y MRS. Foi.TZ, Sponsor Thi- flnior Honor Roll Cliih is rn o1'jizrnf:::1tfCn of tl.o::e ziiiuluitg of the Senfor lliifh llliool who have artziineil the first. honor roll in scholarship. The purpose of the flI'11lZl1iLfIItl0Il is to try to ineourage higher :scholastic attzzinlnenls in Tyler High School. The program ol: the club conaffts of severil outings during the two terms 2n.l an anzixizil banquet which is hild in the spring term. P-fi' nm B9 f'iH.Yl lfffiv: Mary .Xhlmtl, Iinrntliy Niehola, liurulliy .'XlllCl'lNUll, Etta Hulcntcrnelq, Mary If. Stone lfnla Kanlwi-II, Mitchell Saleh, lflizalwtli liolrli, Marl1:u'et jnrney, Ifrzniesx lfcrgcixuii, Snnxhine Neely. .Nufiflfl lfffzv: .Xtri-Ile 'l'lim'ii1oi1, Muilia Kfunningh.nn, Luinwe Zarr, Eleanor Lnkcr, Margaret Mines, Rnth liinulvr, llafvl 'l'aylur, Martha lhlnnn, Ycrnzi 'l'liminrwn1, Margaret Robert-., Lillian Gam' llolxon, l,IllllII14' lmlil, llnrlhy Mae l,Cl'llllk'. llziril lihifu: Iflorene Sliiittluwurtli, Virginia llnxtur, lmiiiw XYilie, Mary If. McLaughlin, Louise Mar- tinilale, .Xiny Xhvflillll, Vhrixline Starr, Loniwe Starncs. lfwznflz ICH:-'1 lilara Si-ay, Marvin XYilson, lfinis liartnn, Myrtle Adams, Lneile Starncs, Sarah lhrixtizni, Mix, lfollf, Ruth Ilntcliiwn, Milslrcil jaeolms. Manrinc Kay. Flftli li'fm': .Xarfin lirnmholtz, VV, Ii. Rinnlm, 'Iulin XYl1ittimgto11, .lowph lin-tt, Ililly Ileclell, Ulen Sknlinurv, ,lahn Kay, ,lack Stovall. ,NM-fl, lqaqiig If,-,mk Ifriilkili, -I, if Spencer, Marcus Sllnttlcxuorth, Sol Smith, Margie VVilIs, Maxine llziwkinx, Ruth .xlllllllx Mary flnrflim Mellonfilil, Maruarvt Howl, Loniw llorcn. . AQ' A X my ibkgglr ffm, li All K2 lhmr Surly gig? GIRLS' GLEE CLL' li -Nxt Raw: Hwsie Klan' XVlu-clay, l-11L'i:1 Su'i1l1. lfvlnrx l n-In-L-, Rnlmy Hvwxmx, rlllllfllllll ll111'11S. l'gmlmw llunczum, Ruby lwlLll.fllCN, fllI'l'lll'lC l'llI1lwUll, Nlnry lfllgx lzlllcy. lflufnlwllm Sling'-ml -M.m1.1 lx'ffh': lfmmly llzmwu, lilllll Quinn, Virpfixliu lllwtcr, Alumlzl Nlnrlin, rlxllrllllll .Xlll'Ull, lfhlvllu l,L'l'l'I, lll-lun l'u1tcr, Xlllfllllfl 'l1lI'Ill1ll1, '.11cilQ L'llllllt'l'N, l.zu1r:n linlal, l.HlllXl' xllllkf, Illrnl lx'ff:r': Xlrlmzlxxt Ilmllvnn, llmpl Sfmll.-rx. Ruluy xlllcx, 'xurnu lllllC. lfvclyu lilll'-'2ll'tlN, lmlflu lluxvltt, lflzmrcx Iluullvr. I-muff: lfuiv: lmctil Rrwnllu, lqlllll Sluupx, Kuna Ruth rl,llUI'!'lIUll. First Rdivz XVillic Lee Adams, Lena Kamal, Grace Bloor: Slrinnur, lkmlim- Tmlll, li'ltl1rj,'r1 llmilll, 4'fn1'l Elizabeth l l1illips, Christine Starr, Pauline llaviflson, Selma Green, Ruth l:lL'lNllII1Ill'l. Svlmzrl RUN: Klzatilfll Saleh, Vivia Storey, Anna Grace Mcljllail, Mary ll. Morris, Margaret Quinn, Clara Nell Cartvr, I.luy1l llrndlmrry, Ellllllll Lce Sloan, Marie VVl1zuu. Y'lr1'nI Ruin: Annicu Blznttlmr-uw, Iivvlyn l-lumlmlc, lmrile lllllll' muck, Nlilflrcd COIIZIXYHY. Katherine l':flXV1iTflS, ,lm-iv IH-:xrl llurrrm, Xlzlxinu XX'illm:mkQ, Xlnrcllv Slmw. 1'lf1rriJ.' NOW: llazrl l,UNl'0lI, Mary li. Nnclmlx, lmrmlmy .-Xllnerlxmp Klwry llvllfn llriwlur, lmuiw Vmlu. View faci X ,ni ful? 01:11, hr X rj Pays Si.rt.x'-One Yi Bl DYS' CSLEE CLUB x ,. .Qi ,h . ,J-K. 'WX A , ff ,X , .fir It ?,.'x .V,rx.' .N-Q. XX'1II1.am IIAIIIX. Ill:-lx-I XYAIUI, illmmlv l'.n'lw1'. 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YN xg? : 5 X xg M nl lizyw fifty-l'011r JEL WHS. t up L 'Y' -J :aw - , ww I Y '- x l ,Q ,ffvxt f Yx rx l ir.rf Row: Pauline Todd, Llowl llradlvcrry, lilizaht-th Cobb, Hazel Voston. Dorothy Mus Perduc, Theo. Shelton, Kathleen Arnold, l.ncilt- l'l1ildt-rx, l5r:1nu'- lfsrgnxon. Sctmzrl Row: Mary Ahhott, Loniw Clarks- ton, Helen Mtnsfce, Mznruzxrct Minux, lfmily Hanxon, Ruth NVilson, Mary lfrznmccx lilliw, Margur:-t -lurnfv, Frztnces Stovall, .Xnnic Myrtlc Aahhy. Tlzirrl Raw: Dorothy Allen, Null llradlucrry, Dorothy Niclmlx, Mil- dred Conaway, lmuiw Zarr, Sun-hlne Nftfly, Louise Mzurtindalv, Mildrt-d Rohr-rt , Loui-c Ilftrlmcr, Lenna- Stznrlcy, iicorgis Peters, Fn111tl1 Ix'cm': Maurinc Fortncr, Marguerite- xlCl-llllllllllll, llorix Kilpatrick, Ava Norton, Lura llllzmwllvr, Mayrlcllc Spiny, Mt-lha Jonas, Iivvlyn Ifrlwardx. Flfflz Row: Grace Moors Skin- ner, Lois Ilrowning, l.oniec VVilic, Mary Iilizaln-tlr Niuholr, Hortcnw Kavclmaunm, l.aNcllv llcan, Sarah Khriftian, Ruth Hntchinxon, Ruth Carrlxvcll, Sixth Row: livt-lyn Oliver, Clmrixtim- Collins, lflcanor Lukcr, ,lnanita Spencer. Melina C'nnninpgl1a1n, l,Illll'Zl Ilws llcnman, llorothy Rahy, Nell llel.:ny, Mary llell Gr:-er, Yiviim Stony, f.l::rfza1'st VVood. 'QU' Fzzxrf Row: Kenneth Nelson, Marcus Shuttlesworth, Jeff Tucker, Edward Mcllhcran, Edward Leach, Rich- ard Iiurgdorf, Edwin Chilcotc, Hillary Lindsey, Tom Nall. Suvoud Row: Allen llfrcy, Terry Lindsey, Maurice Nall, T. l-. Lytlc, ,lack Ilyron, I. VV. llcbcnport, Harry Shnford, Jim Lavender, Thrlrrl Row: Aaron Krumholtz, Raymond Goodman, NYilliarn Crawford, Billy llfrcy, John Crawford, Oren Murphy, Mr. Davis, Scoutmasterg Robert Nelson, Royal Kay, Herman Eisen, -QB , F 16 lx qw 45 '- L, Page Sixty-Five fri? if LION ACHIEVERS OF 1929 396 HONOR GRADUATES OF SPRING, 1929 First Honor .Student, Cecil Harton. Second Honor Student, Jesse Taylor. Klembers of the National Honor Society: Elizabeth Roberts, Donald Yarbrough, Catherine Haralson, Cecil Fay Harton, lylarjorie Delgord, Richard Lucas, Frances Strange, lllary Hughes, Harry Beal, Leah DeLand, Elsie Adams, jesse Taylor, lN'Iar- tl1a DeLay, Florence VVolf, Helen Louise Apperson, Clifton Phillips, Louise Dean. LATIN TOL' RNAMENT, 1929 The Latin Department of Tyler High School has made a splendid record in tournament work. Last year the tournament was held in our city. The following awards were won by Tyler students in the East Texas District contest: january beginners: Elizabeth Herrin, first place: Lulu Neill, second place. Team prize: a silver loving cup. September beginners: Louise VVilie, first place: Josephine Brinkerhoff, second place. Team prize: a silver loving cup. Second year: Lucile Starnes, first place: lllary Helen Grider, second place. Team prize: a silver loving cup. T Third year: lla llallett, first placeg Hazel Gray, second place. Team prize: a silver loving cup. Second year essay: Sunshine Neely, first place. Third year essay: Jeanette lXIcClure, first place. This spring the tournament will be held in VVills Point. The following students ,vill represent Tyler High School: january beginners: Nlartha Shuford, Verlee Har- f0l1. First year: Lulu Debenport, Nlelba Brooks. Second year: L2, Elizabeth Her- ring H 2, Louise VVilie, Lillian Gage Ciolson. Third year: Lucile Starnes, Christine Starr. Fourth year: Sarah Christian, lla Mallet. Fi CAMP ALTIJUISON AXVARDS, 1929 Each year lNIr. T. E. Swann of our city sends one boy from each class in high sthool to Camp Audubon in Colorado. The awards are based on character, scholar- ship, leadership Zilld service. The following students were selected last year: Carl Greer, Royal Kay, lllitchell Saleh, VVoodrow Alexander. lggyl ,vs f ix ly will Page Sixty-Six IN WAR Q72 . 4951.5 -SL C1,l1f1fu1c1m ClREGmu', lfzzlllffunl' I1'Klf5fI!.'II nuff f,'Ilf'fI1fl1'l'ifl't'f 'l'nfl5 xxru nut uhly im vxsvllvnl c.11vI:1i11, hut lu XXILN Um- ut' ilu- lu-t illl-1l1'1rllIl1l plnyqrx nn thn- --111:ul IH 1-luuumu thx' lrnr. czmlmlulw :mel lrluclullxg p.1Nwx, lhltlxllll 111' lhu lmr mul tqnvlxlmu. Hr wan :um uv: lluxt L:1pt.m1 Ill thzxt lug plnyul ll alum umm- .uul prwu-fl gm rxzumflv In thc Nnllmll, CI,,XRliNL'lE Buuxli, '1'mHv Kl.11'r11lgw xmas will of thv llznwlr-I :tml Nurmwl l.l-'Llw mm mln tlrnn. llu vrmtuml tln- umm' ulth .1 llfl-r111xu:1l1-m In xxm, rlllllw win- nlxvznyx lmfnlw lulm. lmll lu IILXIY' :Au up lllllll thc lzut NYl1IKlll' um lllmxn. N IZVVIWJN l3r:R1u'.xlAw, End Xmxt xxnx :mul :xt I'L'k'l'lXlI1Q luzuws :null l.ulXlll1: ll naw lH1lk'k'1l .n trl,-1m'n1lu11N lzuk fm' thu nplmv1v11lX In null- ll4'l'l'j'IHIlll'N vnal, llc wax :alr XXIlj'N Qlmxu llIl1ll'l' Illllllx rl-.uly lu puuucc rm any Hmvrrlmvrlt uhm lumlu-4l thc lmll. !. T. lgRL'NII.EY, End .lngL4x, Illlll1Il!lll light, haw prnvulm hix wnrtll. llr- plzlywl lux l-nxt gznuu znzgzlinxl Nlznrxllall. Jima hm tlmrrv 1nm'L- yuzxrs in which hu will shuw hrxxx lu um rwllly play fuutlwull. -eb R9 mx 16 lx ful 'QQ Page Sixty-Eight The Coaching Staff MR. flEORGE A. Fmrrz Football, B!ISl'Ff!lIlfl, Ylfllff' MR. RL' mfs IQING Fooiflaff MRS. Lousri PRESTON H.'XX'NES If r1s,l'rtl1rz ll MR. SAM D,-xvls Football, Basrlfzzll CARL CJRIEER, Crzzfrz' XYhun II Czunc tu hluclting 1lll5NL'N :tml lmclumg up the! lxnc, no one cxcullul Curl. In ccntcrimg thu lblgSlilll, .hu always lnt tht- xlnuli no Hllllullclll L-vcr urumctl his purttun uf thu linc ll1llllll1lCl'L'1l. AI.l5ERT HII.I., Fzzfllmul- Ily his. harcl plunging, M11ln lmcczmlc at :lc- psnwlahlc gaincr for thc tt-zun. Mule slmwt-tl that he hzul the vim :mtl 5IllI'll to mzxltv at gn-:tt playcr. In thc next two yvznrx, wt- may count on hun to maku ont' 01 thc clamicst plziycra in thc slistrict. NEAL H.XRX'Il.I,E, Em! Rutlm-ck wax clmsnn :lx :tn :ull-tllxtrict hugh -choul uml un cvury it-:un that win wluvtt-fl. ll lllflillllil was cxccllt-nt, :mtl hu lnlnclung win nut wtlrpztssccl hy :anyone in thc tliatrict. H.AXRRX' jouxsox, Qzzm-tw-l1f1ffG Harry was the lm-st paver in the flixtrift, ztnll hix Nlflt'-Sltflllbllljl wax excellent. AN thc team guwrrtl, Knot not only surpassf-fl high Rchmtl qugtrrt-r. hacks, hut hu mnkwl :unonu nmny cullt-gr quznrtcr- ' 1 ln ulx hacka. XYc nrt- inslcwl .uclty tu lmvt: auch 1 ffllllx'-llll'L'I1t mztn with us ncxt yt-:ni WSE if IN 'CONE CARTICR, Ruzzzziny Uznznl 'lllncu Khrtcr wzu alwnyx tht' ptlp nf tht- tcnm llc plzlyt-tl :nn L-xccllunt flufcxmwxr gurnv :tml un tht It-:urling l!llL'l'l-CT't'1lCL'. fllI.IZERT Q1OLIi, f1'4'lIft'l' .Xlllmuuh RuNy wzn ltllulvlxwl hy :t luul kncu on thc tlt-I1-:tw he wax tn Un uw-ry play, :un cunlrl :tlwztyx lm tlnpmmfltwl un tu lutylt up thc lmc l'l1L ct-ntur :tx Hillmt-rl nt-xt wzuott. fl.'XRl.tXNlJ CULE, Cfzmrfl tlztrlxmtl wth za man wlm m-vcr gxtvu np. .Xt tht hu rlixplnyt-tl hix nllillty its :n firxl-NIYIIU4, WYHIIIU uunrel. H.-XRIlt'iI, ELLIS, Tariff .Xt tht- lu-pinning ut' the xt-:mont llzlrrnl wax 0 the rcgnlznra, :mtl hix fighting Npirit kept it fur hi 15610 Q5 , N , A 0 t l fat ' fn 1 , Page Sixty-Ni-ne uffcnw llr awp-pl hlx 0lbllUIlt'lllN aff tllvir ft-vt llltp it mlrtxluinxg trmuzulu. IMC mzulv hw rll1lWIllLZ 111 It tw our rvurt-I than wt' luw such :t w1m1lu'tnl ht-:inning nl' tht' NCLINUII he wztx ztn cxccllt-nt rc- rurvc ccntvr, lrul its thu -cztvnm cunts t0 it claw. nly a sub, hut hu lou- tor battle gave hmm n plum- wtth tn. eoinnienrlalile fiislli Jia WHS- Ilwis lVi1.eox, Clzzm-fl joHN S. TXIORRIS, Ilalfbnrk john S. is one of the hardest blockers in the ilisrricr gridiron. His broken field running was praised hy everyone. The team was confident of gaining several yards when the pigskin was passed to john. BILLY STAMPS, Tnrkfr Billy never had much to say, but when it came to hitting' them hard, setting them back, blocking punts and passes and laying disaster, he was right there. joHNNY ll'IORROVY, Em! johnny hails to us from xV0l'lll1ll'll. He won his fame in T, ll. S. by his excellent ahility to catch passes. This is Iohnny's last year to play high school football, hut we assure yon that if he hail another year he would rleal the opponents misery. H,iRvEY TIPTON, Ilnfffmrk Harvey's fighting' spirit Caused him to he one ' ot' the flashiest hacks of Tyler High. He showed his opponents that determination anil aggressive- , ness will take the place of experience. Ilzivis was a triie definition of ilestriietion to the opponents' line. llave was one of those play- ers who ilnlnt have the woril quit in his voeah nlary. and llls tiehting spirit was an inspiration In Ille rt'-t ol illr tea llTl. .loH N lVii.eox, Chain! -lohn was an excellent all-'roiinil linesman. lle playeil ll gooil ottensive gaine. anil notllil pnsh lliroiigh the rivzil team s wall ot iletense to eel in on every play. NeXl season we may rlepinil in ,lohn to ilo slrlllk' real elamaee to our opponents. l'll,UYIJ ,ATliN, 1gll.S'iIll'.l'3' illfzllrlgfw' The snpport that the Tylerite-V gave our team this year was greatly flne to the efficient piihlieity eiven by l7lovrl's peppy Gridiron lflashes' anil l'iints anfl Pllssesf' lrlovrl earerl tor th fill e iieeils ot the team in :i Iss? f U? , 91 r c 16 li 'llrxq in i I If f 1 . f Pngfv Sevrnly differ? if FOOTBALL SCORES Tyler . 22 lllineola . . Tyler . 35 Grand Saline Tyler . 0 lVIexia . . . Tyler . I 8 jacksonville . Tyler . 7 Palestine . Tyler . 25 Nacogdoehes . Tyler . 31 NVills Point . Tyler . IQ Athens . . Tyler . 0 Texarkana . Tyler . I3 lVIarshall . l First Rofw: Jewel Elliot, Reagan Gregory, Harry Shuford, George Kamel, Arthur johnson, Clifford Gregory, Captain, O. N. Cole, Lloyd Graham, Leland Vllilcox, Billy Ilfrey. Second Row: Theo. Allen, manager, john S. Morris, Clarence Boone, Billy Stamps, Harry Johnson, Davis Wilcox, John Vvilcox, Neal Harville, Newton Berryman, Gilbert Cole, Mr. Foltz, Coach, Floyd Aten, manager. Third Rofw: Mr. King, Coach, Cone Carter, J. T. Brumley, Thomas Glass, Carl Greer, Frank Denman, Finis Barton, Garland Cole, Hershel VVeleh, Albert Hill, Mr. Davis, Coach. Fourth Rofw: Harvey Tipton, Talmadge Hammock, Harrol Ellis, Thomas Lowe, john Hud- dleston, Pat Powell, Johnnie Morrow. -sl' . T fi J Am E11 QM. V' f,, If , Page Seventy-One in Sunset Sunset . . Sulphur Spring Sherman . Sulphur Springs . Texarkana . Klineola . Naeoiloehes . Huntington . lllzirshall . Klineola . llenton . Klarshall . Naeogiloehes . T WHS- BOYS, BASKETBALL 301 -C EAMES AND SCUR ES HE SEASON 22 Tyler . I2 Tyler . 16 Tyler . I5 Tyler . 27 Tyler . 28 Tyler . io Tyler . 23 Tyler . I3 Tyler . I3 Tyler . 24 Tyler . 2 I Tyler . IU Tyler . 2m Tyler . 31 Athens I7 Lufkin 2S Palestine . 56 Athens . . 32 Nacogdoches . 43 Farniersyille . 34 Hughes Springs 34 Emory .... 2S Texarkana, Ark 45 East Point, La. 23 Lufkin .... 24 Carthage . 3 5 N aeogdoehes 261 Athens . Tyler Tyler Tyler Tyler Tyler Tyler Tyler Tyler Tyler Tyler Tyler Tyler Tyler Tyler I5 42 46 25 27 33 Zl 2I IQ 25 32 2-1- I3 I3 Firxt Row: Royal Kay, Donald Kilpatrick, Clifford Gregory, jack Crook, Coulter Matthews, Captain, Harry johnson, Davis VVileox, Guy Smyre. Srrrnzii Rrmu: Coach Foltz, Reagan Gregory, VVillis Allen Palmer, johnny Morrow, Claude Howard, Ci. li. llieks, R. E. Smith, bl. T. Brumley. Thin! Rnfw: john XVileox, Gilbert Riee, VValton Langston, llershel VVeleh, Newton Berry'- man, Barney Blair Q50 fxlx iq ea M 'fa 1, Page Seventy Two F595 if GIRLS' BASKETBALL 395 THE SEASON-GAIXIES ANU SCORES Athens . 23 Tyler . llflineola . . 21 Tyler . Brownsboro . I0 Tyler . VVills Point . 7 Tyler . YVills Point . 12 Tyler . Athens . . 31 Tyler . Grapeland . . IU Tyler . . 44 Cayuga . . 29 Tyler . . 24 First Row: Irma Lee Clark, Bernice Durrett. Second Row: Dorothy Atwood, Mary Stringer, Mattie Thedford, Captaing Jane Durham, Bonnie Reel. Third Rofw: Grace Moorman, Louise VVilie, Johnnie Baird, Alma Olive, Mable Threlkeld, Myra Stringer, Mrs. Haynes, Coach. -Q mf T N li :ll K1 hill' V I lu if . Page Severity-Tlzrce f5PaEst E415 LION LOOK OUTS Ilflflxj' Slzuforfl 395 FOOTBALL In 1929 one of the best football teams that ever attempted to uphold the name of Tyler High was produced. The team was victorious in nine out of eleven games played. The success of the Lions was due to the teamwork of the boys and the splen- did coaching given by Coaches G. A. Foltz, Rufus King and Sam Davis. This year's team was not built around one man, but every player worked to win games for dear old T. H. S. The prospects for next year's football team are very favorable. Since there were only five letter men of 1928 eligible to play in IQZQ, Tyler started out with a prac- tically new team. The Ifjjll team will be chosen from eleven letter men and about forty other good candidates, who are out for the team. bi BASKETBALL The High School Quintet had the best basketball season ever staged by Tyler. The roaring five won the tri-state meet at Shreveport, La., and were edged out of the district meet by the Athens Hornets who, for the last two years, have won the National High School Championship. If Athens and Tyler were not in the same district, the writer believes the State Championship would have been decided by the game of Tyler xs. Athens. Although Tyler loses some of her best players this year, it will not be an easy task for the National Champions or any other team to subdue her quintet, provided they will work hard under the excellent supervision of Coach Foltz. at BASEBALL As far as playing baseball is concerned, for the last few years Tyler High had much better have come out for tiddley-winksg however, with the advent of Coach Davis, the baseball team of 1930 has made a name in this district. The splendid cap- tainship of Herchel VVelsh has added to the strength of the team. Tyler loses only a few of her baseball players this year, and with a promising bunch of rookies coming out, we should have a team entitled to the Championship ot 1931. 365 TRACK TEAM Considering the inexperienced track men that Tyler High had this year, We have had a very successful team. Tyler should take off many honors next year, because the track men will have had more training. .-SW f gag The ff, l, 2 al 'ag Pain' ,fitwlily-l 0112' IN REVIEW gk9UL .. ft align '-Zgy f l In W I - iff ' QD ...- . 6' 1 u inn The well-fed lion is gay It seems Sinn he can eat up Many teams. 4 1 B v T511-.'m 'JL,Q 1-, 1'fL4f-:ff-1-xf'1rjjK Y' V ,, my-. .U X, KI, J RJ! KL' w I ,wx .. Xu :M 43 I X , l X , 1 I One and one are two, ' Stiff! hr- Mfgjmazki f-'lik But two may be as one ,1'ff'4' qqlflfl fig X R Z' You swf 'MQ' TV R : ' l ' E --s I MM 4 -x 1. 'w '4 Li. n. , . ':'xfx'1- 5 ' 'a U '- ASIWQYQ ' til ' The lion is king of beasts, Z O 'Tis true Bur many kinds are in Our zoo. l -, 'Ill A ' x , x 'I .V , 41 11 r 532, f 1 11,31 ,mfex -sw. r .H v RH, . my , pf 5?-' qs.. 4 .., ..L-al 9 AU , , 513555: az, I.. J, . .v ' .Wm 44 A A Q, x , Ap? A3-Q. . V. fir 9 pl' 'x 4 ..- , f x ,.. I ,A ,h n , M. 1 ' ' 1 v , .,, gil I A 5 . f'Q':-4' :J 12 . il , . A Ag Tryk -, N. . ,' In ' 'L'-x. 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' ff K : is f If 7 jf: .Si XY , E I , I ullwligg 2 jf X X X 4 Jw X I W V jf! 2553 X X' Q 4 ' ,,' Ll ' ,--.1 -ek.::ev'v!-. -5 wx ,N f' , x 'Ay'-'Z,d1lQg5Gw:Ysx-5.5.3 sfwS0Kwwf'acxlXwwf'acNXwww'n ffm CYS' j K Q sz, gi gf 32 IDORIS XVILLI FORD Q2 E+? Z C Effffm' + NVESLEY IJAVIS If ll.K'ilI1'.Y.f fl Illllllgfl' f we Q-v X mwsNXw+yw1c'Hw1wf'nrNwwffn3Nm VVQY1 Q24 ADMINISTRATION j. M. Honclzs Plwiiflzfzzf VV. A. NELSON Dean TT 'fd Mmm ,W .-Nm. A 2 --A 7 V-'QM I Page Eighty-Seven THE MISS J3xI.ENIC BR.PXNlJIiNBL'RG lf'MR. VVILLIS G. PJEVVATT Iiwllfflijfl I Sz'f1'11r'r MR. S. H. BURR A MISS RIILDRED HOWELL hlizuafiuzz I,ar1g1zz1gff5 MISS LALICE IJULGILXS MRS. S. T. JONES llomw Etk0ll0lI!iI.f Sofia! .S'1'ie'11n's MISS LOUISE GLENN MISS NIATTIE JONES fllzzsiz' Public Spfakifzg MRS. LOUISE PRESTON HAYNES J MR. RUEUS KING Plzysifal Eduvalion .Lllblefifs MR. E. A. LAWVER AII'l4!lIl7Iitkfll Drafwing MR. VV. A. NELSON MHff1l'IllHfifS MR. J. A. POSTON Mzzflzrrrzatirs MISS LOTT1 E RAY Librarian MRS. PEARL ROBERTSON Edzzraiion MW' :F 'Will fig? Y -V' 4' . L, ff Y f 'I ff Q 5-P' iq- ia? 4 . L. ,y rfj fg 159 2.4 Page Eighty-Eight N 'N T U X .- K ,... ' L,.,,Oc:.J:N,n.f.N .J .. ,Q K :im g I '- K' M' 'ix QQJUMPN! TQE HARRY BINDLER .IUHN CR.xwroR1m AGNES H,xRR1s fPa1rirkJ CLOngf Jolnzj Llggirb Graduate Graduate Graduate Pride: Ilfx zuorldl-v fzlnnfmlrxx l'r1'r1'v.' Buxlcrflmll l'r1'tIr.' llrr hai: Pmygimrg .-I llflillffft' l'u.r.x'wll: lflzurnwnx :tu tnwznz I'u.r.wm1.' Lulu' num UIIILXY ANNIE MAE BYRLWI LUTTIE FORTNER fAVll'll1ll1'j fsflllgy Graduate Graduate l'ridr'.' Frrmlz mum: urutlux l,P'l,tlL'.' l 11LIl'1l,fj' P1zxx1'm1.' Jlm1r'11,p'41l'l1s I'uvtvmu: Kmluks IiA'I'HI,I?IIN I,ocRHtxRT FRANCES Posrux CKalH fBr'rwzyj Graduate Graduate l'r1'rlr'.' just ll stunt r'1v-L'r I Pl'I4tIa'f U :'1t'1 lfllflrllll of I-1'rxxlmu'r1 Pusximl: Bmrzztj' Pflxx 1r111. ' lflutk Muffy CARROLL KAY 1 P05511 mb Graduate Pridv: 'Posxzmrs P4l.T.Yl'l711.' Rui Alun RlJl3ERT MCCUY fL0lxflill'L'l1I'7 Graduate IJVI'lIl'.' Clarity of z'1'x1'n11 I 11.r.r1'011.' ljovfrbv 1 WI' 7' T QM jr Tl .ANNIE PRIME fchirl Graduate P!'lIL1t'f l'm1,v1'.vtc11t'-X' l'11,rx1'0r1: Turffzll l'!IA'I'Ff'L'1HIt'!lL'0 . . ggb?-2 'LE ,,3.,,sf I -M.. -- , ' r ' it X' l Pago If1'y11ty-Nirze MTE BR.-XNNON TAYLOR DORIS XVILLIFORD JOHN LEIGH ZORN C1VIol0ff1B fB1011d1'rj fP1'1'aCf1f1rD Graduate Graduate Graduate Pnrlu: To iw 1111 H11' 11111 P1'111'u: Hur I11'1111fy .v1'1'1'cf P1'1d1'.' Inzf1'v111z41IziI1't-v touzud IIS J11i.v1'011: L'l11'rv1'1111 1111111 I711xv1'1f1z: Har ,mfvll1'11' 11.vx1'11'1ntvs lJLI,YXI'UHj IXYl1f7'ZL'Il'Iiflf', mmf' knocl 1311110 1.-XXII? LWSSFRY KIESSIE FAYE Y.RXTES CP1'11 IVMJ fGrmz11'1na5 Clraduute Graduate l,1'1'J1': F1'11d11lf1 fllfa' jff-x-1111.1 l,11'1I1 C 1 'ui 11111 ,YH 111'.-I 1711151011: 131111111111 II11' I'I1,XkL'f l'f1,u11111: Ylltlf Hy flftllln .fllllff LAT ALEX,xN1nER H,XRRX' REAL RACHEL CROW Lllffb 4111111 Czzwsarb QRa1'f1i1'j Undergraduate IvIldt'l'gl'illlllHf9 L7IldE'l'g!'ZldLIIlfC lI411U.' .gflllflflll .vf11111'lI1141111 l 1'1'1I1'.' lfff1111'11.,v f'1'1'1l1': Hur' 1'1vll1wfU Iifr' 11,vx1'r111.' .-I l1t!lc lllrllll Allllflfl lfcllv l'11,u1'1f11.' .J1l11'1'r'1'll11 .r11j1111'.vl1'111l1O11 P11.v.x1'11l1.' Hut t111111111'.v HELEN LOLJISE Al'l'ERSKJN LEE D. BUTLER CSk1'1'b fI,r1 J l'udergraclu:1te Vudergradunte l'1'11f1'.' 'llfutfm' f1111J1'.x' 011 Iuxx l'111I1. ,S1111111x111'Yx eb .sl111IX111f1. l'11w1 ll ' 'AK11111 7xj1'.vr 5 f,1l,vx'1'1111: liluflflwz' r w i f -1151 l P11110 Niuvty Aust' I F ,515 . IEEE? J I X9 P7'!'lll'.' Bfrlffs' Illlldl' Ptl.YaYIvl7l1.' To lmm' llll rllllhllfl-Ol! T35 EUNICE D,'XNlEI, I.m'1sE Dux Iimxlcra Ilrfw flialfyb HJIIH-VJ CBI'l'l', Undergraduate I'ndergradunte IvlIdC'I'QQl'lldllIlt6 Pridf: Slm'f1'f1U.v.r 1'l'1'4Iu.' .'l411r'11-V l'r11Iu: lfczrm fffwzwr up ussfovzi Illrlzffurwlu' In tlnnlflf f'11.uwJ1,' l:'lr'r'.'u lr ,x L'Xf'L'4l4lHV l'fru1ff1l.' lllmwfm lflv fwfr! NHL' XVIESLEY IJAVIS LEAN Illilhxxxa 4 lf'fx,vi4'J fI,l'IlP'J l'mlergraduate Ivl1dt'I'2.L'I'1llllll!!t? Przllu: Lnrzffv111uI1ty l'mlv: .-I faith- I lzrrvulri I,1lX.YIll'll.' lf7'4'Ijx'lw1lVx .v frluml l'f:xpw'ff11: gl ,HH-vfflf uf If II. S. LEON QQURSLINF IQATHIZRINIE HAxR.x1.soN ffloofyj CKUIB l'ndergraduate lvI1dCI'g'l'1ldll1lf6 Pl'I-L1L'.' II L'41 rt lwrmzkrlm I' r'1'1 lu: .Mm Fx I'11.r5if111.' C . I. xl. I' 11.x.v 1 fflz 5 llzrlllx QUPAL C?INN ROBERT GoRs1.lx1z qgfm,-fyy nm- 11011. R. A14 Undergraduate ldmdergraduate l'rlrI.': I r iL'l'V1lll.V 11,111.1 l'41.m1u: Rl1XIllA'.V,Y ' Yu' Z7 -If T CEQYI. HARTUN Cldfflr' liilj IvfldC'I'LfI'ZldlIZltf:' l'I'lIiL'f 511141311111 l'f1xx1wr1.' Sh'rufr1'.f mul .xlcfflx ylf ! K. 74: Page Ninety-One me Ilusx' HQRTON RAQHEL JOHNSON REGINA LEw1Nr fSfI.L't'l'fil'5 CRayJ QGinaj lnmdergraduate Graduate Undergraduate urls: lf: l'L' ki 1'.r I r'1L Iv: I':l 1r'11f1 t 11 fL'L1 I rlmrtix l'r1'tlt': I r'L'. 9 lz frlfz n lmslzctlm tu l'n.v.v rffnr : Km! I 1141 'r' and f r'1'L lr! L'.v I'flxxl' 1'r1 : ll 1'r' tirtzzosify in 111A t I' f1.x ' xivu: .flflrlvtzlxr MARcE1,1.rx HII,I, FRANK M. KAY 157-11115 Hiro, Kayb lvIldCI'gl'lll'lll1llE Vndergraduate l'rn1'u: I'u1.v11t1l1't,x' P 1'1'L lu: .-I ff r'f1, x ' L1:t':'nflut 151351, xfll .' fl R1141' 111r1.'L' lx' 4v.rL' 1' 4z,r,s ' if 11: lfuffx dd SHUIXJRI7 ML'IJllN.Xl,IJ Ii XTHRYN Umm ffltllllllfillff Rui? CToofsifj LvIldCI'j.fl'Ildll1llt' Undergraduate l'rm'u: llzkrutf lift' wmv l'r1dt': lmrnft lut nut 1115! l',1y,r,'l,,1g l,.,,lgm,, fm' ,H 1't1xxwl1: 6'm1rrffll1m1 11ztt'l't'xt in If H. S. RICHARD LL'u.xs Hrxzm. NEFLY ERNEST QJNVEN Qljjflqy CSuzyJ CTrddyj I'nderggraduate Undergraduate Undergraduate lrnit' 5 lfmllzly I'41,vx1ul1.' 1lz.' PHI IS mm lln' Aivrfltl. 1Iflt'7'f1I1ll1 I7llLIL'.' Stfflzutltwztzulz 1,1l.YXIl'H,' Rutlio Xll!jl1'l',Y A5-fx, 7,3-Ni 5:3 f gf' L X' l Page Ninety-Two r1t1't': Lurly lnrktr I'nx.vim1,' Good lrumw TQE L. D. PATE NIIRRINE RILEY BIiN'l'0N RIMIIII fPafr.m3 Q.Nn11i1'5 flirnb I'ndergraduate Vndergraduate I'ndergrzIdIII1te l'II'dI': Snxl' L':1f I' L':',v l'rIflI': l'ffIfIlI1rlIIlAx' l'1IIIv3 .HIII fr ' I' l'Iw::'f.v,v I'I1.vsI'u1I: :I 'KX f1.x ' 11 l'I :xxrf frr. ' If ffff 1.-,I I' .1,x I lffzn 5 Qzfrxxtwzzx AlQL'II.l..k PIERCE l'In1I'g l.fIIII1-2.':ml.,1 IIIIHIUII-III l'I:,u1I H: S1flIIa' .xx'.ItI'H1.I' HAZEI. Rolusox fxqilrllffff llfzlfly F111 M Ulldt'l'fI,l'ZldllZlIC IvllLlt'l'gI'1ldll1lI9 ' I l'fIIlI'.' IHIIIIII IIN? lu Il , f'II.Imf:I: .BIIIIIZH FAI' SIMMoxs NIATTIE SMITH QEmmaD Ublafj Undergraduate Undergraduate PI'I'dI': .-I r':11 ' Iroud Jzuuutrr' IlVI,L'il'.' .-I 11ff.vr' tim! IIIIIIIII' xhzzzvx 110581-17111 A lot In Szuzsrt Addztmn I,II.Y,YlI7H.' A .YIIIUUI I-11 fulxu, Ukla. JAMES SHELEY Uamfaj Undergraduate Fridu: Pridrx Pn.vsz'0n: E1'N'v little lwrv .vvcuw to 'u'l1I'spI'r . . . EDWIN SMITH ELIZABETH SPENCE CD00 CPFWJU Undergraduate Undergraduate PriI1'r'.' Hix lmmr' town: PI'IIl'I': SfI'I':ItifIc I'InI'0.fI!-I' Civ PUXJIUOHI .UnyII0lI'rI t1'r'v.v PI15.vI'0II: .-1. IIIII1 JI. lI't!I'I'.v 73 574, Lluf Page Ninety-Three XVILLIF Rum S'l'.XNI.l5Y Vox STONE C.xRRm.1. Swlxxx lliilll llvl lljlllr RMU Ivllllt'I'QI'llilllllIC l'Ildt'l'g.fl'1ldLlZll6 IvlNlCl'Q.I!'IldllZlt9 l Hllrj lmlllrfrlllx' l'H1lu.' lfllulllffmlm' l'lJzll'.' l'L'll'u.v1Ij' l uwffzi lllllllrlllm' l'11wxl'u11f L'lu'H1f.vi1,v lull l'41.xxlu1z.' lull, .xlullflm mlm Hxzlax. STUNE Fklxxcrzs S'1'R.xNGE QAVI55 Rml'J lliillyj IvlIdt'I'j.:l'1ldll3IC IvIl1lC'l'j,.fI'1lQlLl1lIC l'1lfl.: ,I :Hum ,Mu l'1r1lr: llf'lllHlXHl l'ffUff'11' lff rflllNlHll' llflm l'fus.'m1.' lx'llx'm.w -llfssli 'l' wl,uR ST11,I.x1AxN XVATKINS Huwxkn XVHITIZ lfflfb l.ll'1lll1'J lP1'l1'xb IYIIllCl'jLI'lllllllltt' IvIlllCl'2.L'l'llllll1ltC' lvI1dC'I'g.fl'1ldll1llt' l nfl, lfuf1rff1z.r1.w l'Hflu: lxH'l14wIl4r l'1lflp,' lfhfluul lurmfml lux -xl Hx lrlwlwllf lf' lfllwf null flux' llzfff- l'fr,wmf11.' .l lmlbx' lwim' l'f1w1 l1.' l l1llw,wj'll,X' ffufflalrx' FR.XNClTX'Ii 'ITRNER Iinwocm XV12AxK1,Ex' lffrllrj llflb IvI1dCl'Q.fl'ZldllIltC I'ndergracluate l'11.lr: lf'lrffl, wnm num l'r1 lfg Fw :.'. nl'ff11 N l'f1.xxw11,' nlfffflllm 1'1l.v,x1w1lJ 1.U511ll funn' :XILERN XV1I.1,IAxA1s AALICIS XVUODVVARD CECIL YARBROLCH l.1ll1'II1'b lT0j15y5 KRFJB I,IHlt'I'j.II'ildLlHI6 Undergraduate Undergraduate l'r11lu.' Ifurvlmlzlww l'1lflc: Sfmllllzfzmfllx llulmllt zu llfu l'rnlv.' f,.'l11',1'fuw'Iml uIu7'U'r1v. Lzxximlf I'uml1lr1f1 yuzlzlffstwx l'+1,x'.xlur1: lu lu' lr m'1.xu 5l'Hl'0l' l'fu.vlu11: I.l'tllU Pllln Sl 'Y715 Y E -ilu: L -3, X, L P41116 Nfncty-Four APACHE CAMPFIRE f x is .g '-'ir-is DORI NIR. X S XVII,I,IEoR1u Elliffll' V. A. N EI.soN JE ALCALDE STAFF WESLEY DAVIS Busizzess JIIIIIZIIQPI' MRS. S. T. JONES Inillflllff' Sfmnmr OFFICERS AANNIF PRICE . . ....1 -lssistmzt Editor BRIXNNIIN 'TAYLOR . .,J,I'.visfrz11t I311si114'I'.s' fllrnzzzgvr kI,xNIE LVSSERY . . ,11I1If'rfi.vi1zg 17llfllIIlg6'I' JXCNIZS HARRIS . .... Literary RIcIIIxRIu Lruxs . . Lim-my LEON QIORSLINE . . . Litrmry I l'xR.XNL'ES STRANGE . . . . . . Lifrmry HITLIZN LoI'IsE AIIPERSIIN . . lflmofw Sufjan II,u'I'TIE FURTNER . . . . . . Kmlnl' I,uL'IsE IJEIIN .............. Calwular V45 QF, Y Y l MTM Page' Ninety-Six We dv-A LQAAYUOY C, uf ,f it wsiik me u fanuez- 4 Lmvbcl the bond and drunk in ks of C71 on J. Q7 Apache Ry W WW Qmuhw BNA, A ' mmgim QA iltlljif-452-Pffvfid WW Oni 531-E . --xg-i,Q.A,OzJSD.9'ufrU an-AL' all 8-7 r-,als 'VPC 4 J MQ?- 'int- fgqmyn2:bS new Info. 'flue sum Knssea the 'mx M d 'S' eww 5 X9 gone 1.0 bf ima 3,64 vb 'ft' x f,,',fe 11.115, 16,1-A Y E A H when nature 'QP 2 ,QQ ,lX9fD'SL'd'i'-'kr' My 0 ' nd tru! Quail! Iqxu v.JTAIX Lvfm jJ'Uf?5CT'L 9,0 bf' .5 A4 fgffxj., im uNPJ3r'mDTwmL qdffig -5,1252 fan! ww BMI, fnfxfflii- Jryml I ' fr L. CLLVX OMXA' wsgllxklgf -fn. 5 X X J! fugf'-yn,17:,,.g1? mayb, N K Wrfnffz C wfcbbf 2 Al-v..,e,,,+V-A, 1,1 gtuyv f vi Q !l I-,L-Q K Zflcmz,-1i.r,f,,f5f,J,,fM,i'-L' Y Mniaw ,ng Mhrmdlg Q, x L U 410 Cvffffrlihwwl in .Ufxv'- 'l'f,lvo? pq H 'LV J 'ff , ak 14 ' A 1 Q4 A ., 0 4 ,Lf MQW- f:!4fg,,.4 4' Q- 4 l EW :Jwf-v 3101 AMTIWQM K-4L1Jf4 'tip,..,Lg, ul rf my C4 ? L4 'Muni + 3d Nl-13 QP' 44,7 SSW' 4 01,3 ,A afvwg ik-.W Mb mcgiihwulfgifh fsmfsf mm Q'-Wm if + 1 K ww .F A Y 3 ywkxmu UJQ ,t3SZT,, gui biz w'4'YS'4uSl ,gm my H'QwMm, 'L YS 17 wg, W aQQ2 Ziff? xjm W 'fix Epwgw Www Env, W QL QQ. 9 'fd XS-P N54 B-P 'ENS X4 :U . , Ni,-vi wh 50,-X . . ' .RQ ' ,4,.,,v-rv N X. . , N. P' X yd :xv 1 X S1-L 'JSj5. '6 Q.5':xv rx, Sxsywb Q Bu:-1 AG-N P' R Eng 25 ' ' '1 ix .. ly fibwwfwf gx Ax.3JxlJ .A A QQXJF neo? ,J -9 ' ?3,,,Ns . N.,a'-Qxx .-QV 1,5 We APACHE COUNCIL OFFICERS AND MEMBERS ' BRANN0NrT1AYI.0R . . . President HARRY lglfll, . . Sc l'l'l'flIl'j'-TI'f7Il5llff'f H ELEN LOUISE Al'l'ERSKJN CECYI, HARTON FRANCES STRANGE MR. NELSON MRS. ROBERTSON The Apache Council is a representative group composed of members from each of the five council groups and two faculty members. The Council was organized the first six weeks of the fall semester and was active during the entire year. The Apache Council is to act as an executive body through which representatives from the student body and the faculty may come together to discuss the problems and various phases of school activities. During the past year the organization has accomplished and investigated many xaluable problems. Among these are: the nomination of officers of the student body, the selection of the editor and business manager of THE ALCALDE, the discussion and investigation concerning a junior College paper, the beautification of our library, the construction of a constitution to be offered to the student body for adoption. fi Page lVinety-ljzgflit TYLER JUNIOR COLLEGE LIBRARY The Apaches certainly could not say that they did not have an attractive place conducive to study this year. At last the dream of our Chief was realized: to have a separate library for T. J. C. The floor of the library was covered with cork in order to deaden the footsteps of energetic braves and squaws. Twelve long tables with chairs for seventy-two students furnished adequate accommodation for studying. Pictures, hanging flower baskets, ferns, and a revolving book rack added to the beauty of the room. lVIore than two hundred fifty books have been added to the library this year, making a total of about thirteen hundred volumes. Copies of twenty-four current magazines have been available for reference. The Dallas News arrived daily and the New York Times once a week. The Apaches are indeed grateful to Col. T. N. Jones, bliss lklattie Jones, lNIrs. Fitzgerald, and Bliss Howell for their outstanding gifts to the library. The library was open from 8:00 a. m. to 4:30 p. m. for the day students and from 6:oo p. m. to 9:00 p. m. for the night school. Every period found the library occupied, because the Apaches appreciated this beautiful atmosphere for study. get mf '- VME' g' f :' X 4 Page Ninety-IViuc was Honor Society of Tyler Junior College OFFICERS AND MEMBERS li.-XTHERINE H,xRAi.soN . . President JESSE TAYLOR . . . . l,il'F'P7'6'5iI1FIlf Ciicyr, HARTON . ..... . Serreiary Helen Louise Apperson Frances Poston Rachael Crow Annie Price Eunice Daniel Helen Roberts lVesley Davis Hazel Robison Louise Dean Elizabeth Spence Bernice Uew VVillie Rhea Stanley Lottie Fortner Frances Strange hloiselle Mzisseyf Howard NVhite Robert lXfIcCoy Cecil Yarbrough F. A. lVIullins Miss IAIOVVELI, ......... .... S pour-or The Honor Society of Tyler junior College was organized the second six weeks wt the fall semester. All students making either of the two honor rolls for one six weeks are eligible for membership in the organization. However, this does not qualify them for the Phi Theta Kappa Chapter. The purpose of this body is to interest the students in making the honor rollg to cultivate fellowship, and to petition for a chapter in Phi Theta Kappa, a national scholarship society, this petition being formulated in time for initiation ceremonies at the close of the year. fig' -:fa 7 Page One Hundred :ir rf tggt. K s bv Z2-Wx .ix 5 L21 04. ig, fggg 31: I .'-2' Xi 'Wi 9,1 I r 3 I . i 4f' APACHE WAR DANCE ,-fig, Jo TENNIS CLUB V Sfandmg: Hazel Robison, Alice VVoodward, Nlarvelle Clark, Regina Lewine, Robert Mcfox lunice Daniel, Robert Estes, Daisy Horton, Abner Henderson, Homer Lee Terry, R L Lowe lads lr Annie Price, Frances Strange. First Rofw: Sol Smith, James Sheley, Brannon Taylor, John F. Hodges. at Tennis has seemed to be the most popular sport among the Apaches this year. Perhaps the reason for its popularity was the tennis court presented to the junior College during the first week of Nlarch. These new double courts of shell gravel were completed at the cost of approximately one thousand dollars. The Tennis Club was organized the first six Weeks of the second semester with nearly thirty-five members on the roll. The members of the club kept the courts rolled and lined during the season, a task performed with evident cheerfulness. On April 9th the tennis tournaments began in order to decide the T. sl. C. champions. The final results of the tournaments are not available as this book goes to press, but the close scores of the matches indicate that the Winners will be real L'racketeers. 7,5 7 4 5, Y Pls -' L il Page Om' Hundred Eight ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION ,W ,,Yf,.gw OFFICERS Howfuzn XfVHiTE . . Prmiflfnf INIR. VV. G. HEWATT . . Sponsor ESQ The Athletic Association was organized the first week in October. Every boy enrolling in Tyler Junior College becomes a members of the association. The organization was formed to promote cleaner and better athletics in Tyler junior College, to spread enthusiasm for student activity among the student body, and to enable every boy to take part in some form of athletics. The club met three times a week in the Fall until the basket- ball season opened. At these meetings such sports as wrestling, boxing, volleyball, basketball, and handball were studied and par- ticipated in. af f? ,521 i if Y 'I ' riagvx, l gg, L iv Page One Hundred Nine lVIay 30-Sachems parade in black caps MEMORIES OE Sept. io-VVe register. Sept. I1-14-That inevitable first week of school. Oct. 9-Seniors adorn library with two pictures. Oct. 21-Girls learn to shoot goals. Nov. 6-Big Chiefs for student body elected. Nov. 8-Honor Society organized. Nov. I4-New bulletin board. P.-T. A. entertains Seniors with big pow-wow. Nov. I5-TODSQ' bobs her plaits. Nov. I9-Red bleu pass peace pipe. Nov. 20-rFCXZlI'lCi1l1?l. special. Nov. 21-Apaches turn Eskimo. Heap much snow. Nov. 25-Apaches appear studious for library picture. Nov. 26-Inevitable pre-holiday quizzes. Nov. 28-BI'2IYt'S and squaws feast on turkey. Dec. 2-Third down and six weeks to go. Dec. 4.-A. li. lifs introduce T. J. C. stationery. Dec. 6-Alcalde staff moves into new office, erstwhile storeroom. Dec. Q-Alcalde staff actually gets to- gether Cause: picture. Dec. lo-Las blascaras perform. El Cristo Shams, VVhy the Chimes Rang. Dee. 18-VVeek seems lacking in some- thing. No assembly. Dec. 19- Twas the night before Christ- mas holidays, VVhen all through the gym Not an Apache was stirring, VVhen-Bang! Bang! Down came Santy, alias VV. G. Hewatt. jan. 6-Council groups christened. -lan. 7 and S-Apaches get permanent THE WA RPATH Jan. I6- Exams galore. Few Apaches bite the dust. Jan. 2.1.-1IIlCll2lllS gather to learn news. Some tears. Some laughs. jan. 27iNCXX' Papooses start o1'ientation. Veteran Apaches turn over new leaf. Feb. ZILLIIS Nlascaras take El Cristo to -Vville tourney. Feb. 26-BITIVCS risk lives to roll tennis courts. Squaws pull weeds. Feb. 27-Soap box orators present merits of candidates in popularity contests. lXIarch 4-Choices of tribe announced. lklarch 6-Apaches hold big feast in honor of Chieftains. Goofy orates. blarch I3-Miss Nlattie philosophizes for tribe plause. conclave. Heap much ap- hlarch l4il,.-T. A. holds St. Patrick's party for Fish. blarch I5-IQ-SCHlOl'-F1't'Sl1lI1Cll feud en- livens atmosphere. Nlarch 21-Indians try French food. Pl11s! PIM! lXIarch 26-AI72lChC cagers are awarded sweaters. Braves and squaws wish for cool weather. blarch 27-Tennis courts covered with shell gravel. llarch 29-Atta Kula Kulas march to four-mile mountain. April I-SZICl'1Cl1lS are hosts to Yo-hos. April Q-IKlCll2lIlS battle for T. C. tennis championships. April IO-Fish hold feast on river. April II--HOIIOF Roll Club sends peti- tion for chapter of Phi Theta Kappa. April 21-Olll' one Spring holiday! Nlay 9-Las lklascaras present Pals First. llay 26-Apaches again use midnight electricity. wave in moccasions while viewing county meet from crow's nest. and gowns. blay 31-CllYf!1lI1. No curtain calls. Vajwtkf' Y gag i f .' -4 Page One Hundred Twelve TRADITIONS OF T. C. Ei Know ye the land where traditions abide? 'Tis a wondrous land to behold, a land of mystery. XVouldst go thither, oh world soul? Cast thyself aside then and. wrapped in pensiveness, let thy spirit drift away into fantasies. Follow the sun west- ward, for the land of tradition lies beyond the dying day and is reached only after dusk has stolen softly over all the toilworn world. 'Tis dusk now and we have left the cosmos far behind. VVe near the mystic land of T. C. It is here that many happy warriors dwell in peace. Shall we pause to learn the nature of their contented lot? Here is the great teepee, where braves and squaws alike gather to read, study, ponder, and rest. Silence prevails. Taciturnity rules supreme. It is here that one can view the stately totem pole of gold and black, the sacred symbol of the tribes, embodying all the institutions and customs endeared to and revered by the tribesmen. VVe pause to listen to the messages of the Pow VVow. runner of the tribe and bearer of tidings, good and evil. He tells us that there is to be a great feast, given by the Chieftains in honor of the tribesmen. VVe also learn that at a later date the tribesmen will in like manner honor the Chieftains. Next, we enter the council hall where the Apaches meet in solemn conclave, deciding momentous questions of the tribe. VVe then pass out of the main teepee into a tiny wigwam where a group of squaws and braves labour diligently, preserving the records of the brave deeds and exploits of the tribe. This is the wigwam of Chief Alcalde. But we must hurry on. VVe pass five large lodges where council groups convene at due season to guide the destiny of the tribe. Out on the prairies near the village, many Indians play at athletic games to determine who is the strongest and most agile, and the swiftest of foot. Out on the winding, narrow trail many squaws shuffle slowly along. They belong to the Atta Kula Kula's, friends of the white men. VVhat a happy scene to gaze upon! A tribe enjoying peace and contentment. Marry' scalps of past encounters dry in the wind of their teepee entrances. Their store- houses bulge with much food. Dawn creeps above the hills. The morning sun mounts, rosy and refreshed. The mists are gathering over the pine trees, and birds stir in their nests, emitting faint chirps. It is high time for all dreams to end. VVe must leave this land of charm and fascination, for such as we are must not be found stealing about when the rose bears dew. Common folks might not understand. Good-bye, dreamland. Farewell, traditions. Traditions? Yes. They abound within this reservation. Apache traditions. Traditions of T. C. They are more like dreams than traditions, and dreams that shall crowd our fading memories. -Leon Gorsfinf. raw nga iff?-L., Page One Hundred Thirteen J 1'rof. l1'. J. N1'l.fon, Cedar Bayou, Trxas, Dfan Tyler Junior Collrgf, Mardi 31, 1930, Tylrr, Texas. Dvar Prof. lYrl.von: Plfaxf l1tl'l'f1l my gfratffizl lllllllkj for yoursrlf and ilu' young proplf 10110 joined you in .vend- ing mr sufli fwarm !lfl'f'flIlflJ on my llirtlzday. My 1'xprrien1'1' of thx' lax! frfw days has fdllgllf me Illal il is a glorious thingy lo grofw old in Texas. ll'i1l1 Ilianks and all good fwisl1f'5. Sincfrfly, lSignedb JOHN P. SJOLANDER. CONTENTMENT As I sit down and gaze out upon God's green earth, I wonder why I'm ever unhappy. Uh, but this world is beautiful if we only view it as a work of God and not a place that is contaminated by every evil deed and thought that man and the devil can devise Now, 'tis springtime: the grass and trees are vivid green while the purple and red of tulips stretch their gorgeous cups high, high up in the sunshine and stand protect- ingly over the gay yellow daffodils, which blossom at their side. I hear the sweet thrilling call of the cardinal. He thinks he is hidden, but his red feathers against the green betray him. As I view all these things, I am filled with joy beyond expressing. lVIy soul thrills to the very name of springtime VVhy is it that I am so happy at this 'particular time of the year? The other seasons are beautiful, but never do I find life so restful, so calm and full of contentment as I do now. Furthermore, it is my belief that I am not alone, there are others who feel the same way. lXIaybe it's because of resurrection. God has turned a new page in the book of life, and it's clean. Klan, it is given you to write whatever you will thereupon. He gives ns two springtimes, and at one time in life they coincide. Springtime of life- springtime of seasons-how alike they are. Tender ,young humans as well as plants thrill to the beaming of the sun. Some are scorched by its rays and die. Others are made stronger by its presence and grow into what God meant them to be. Again, spring offers inspiration. VVho can look on the brightness of Nature arrayed in her green garb, while over the heaving breast of old Mother Earth a million streams laugh and play, and not aspire to order his life in harmony with the supreme laws? I guar- antee that no person can step outside and view the art of God as it is now revealed and still hold in his heart an ill will toward a fellow man. As the cool breeze fans his cheek and Nature pours her healing balm into his soul, rest comes quickly and all unhappiness is forgotten. VVe cannot look into the future. It is given us to see only the present. But we can reach for higher things and be satisfied that God did not place us in a world with- out sunshine. Of course, there are clouds, but after all, there's beauty. Too, therels abundant happiness in this world. Behold the lambs that frolic in green pastures. They live in the glorious shade of the green trees and are contented with their lot. We, who have so much more intelligence, know that better is coming, if only we wait long enough for it. Spring- time should be eternal in the souls of men. Last night when I lay down to sleep, I heard in my soul the call of spring and the merry note of the mocking bird mingled with the sweet low call of the dove. As its last coo died away in the distance I fell asleep-contented. -Lottie Former. 7 i Pagc One Hundred Fourteen THE APACHE CHANT elre Awache trihesnien, VV 1 Uauntless, brave, and strong. 'o c e ieni our Mo ein o e rl l f l l t P l e wou i suuer onff. YV ll ff l A Gathered 'round our Council Fire VVe'll smoke our pipe of peace. Real atta kulas kulas we Till life's pow wow we cease. VVe will be real red inen, Honoring our hand. YVe will make our toinahawks Feared throughout the land. To our sacred Hunting Ground VVe give this song of praise. Her unstained black and gold Shall reign throughout our days. +'1'lIYllIl'l'S Slrzznqzz 366 APACHELAND hflany happy days are past, lncluding the first day and the last In Apacheland. VVe have spent a glorious time Through inany pleasures and joys divine In Apaeheland. VVe have laughed away two short years Unknown to sorrow, so unknown to tears, In Apacheland. VVe have learned a lasting way To find our path from day to day In Apacheland. VVe have received our first insight Into the deeper things of life In Apacheland. So in the future we will find A joy when we ourselves reniind Of days spent with that happy band In our never forgotten Apacheland. -Lorlzirzvfaz rf ?Tgt w Page One Ilundrcd Fifteen me Honor to Wholii Honor ls Due EGQ ln every assemblage there are some who are particularly capable and efficient. The .Iunior College is fortunate in having a large number of such persons in its student body this year. These students are not only talented but are exceedingly loyal to the college, and therefore use their abilities for the general welfare of the school. Often- tiines the services of such students are rendered in a way so unostentatious that the vphole group is scarcely aware of those who deserve the credit. Therefore, it has become customary to devote a page of our yearbook to the recognition of these students. This year we will honor Doris YVilliford, Annie Price, Brannon Taylor, Lottie Fortner, and Robert lNfIcCoy. Doris NVilliford, because of her artistic faculties, her histrionic talent, and her journalistic aptitude, has proved herself indispensable to the Apaches this year. As the efficient editor of the Alcalde, as an active participant in the work of Las lklascaras, and as an enthusiastic member of the Atta Kula Kula Hiking Club, Doris has con- tributed generously to the enrichment of the college life. Her bubbling vivacity and her friendly good nature have endeared her to both faculty and students. lVe commend Annie Price because of her hearty co-operation-in every constructive measure which the college has undertaken. ln reviewing the various activities of the year, such as the Thanksgiving drive for the library, the picnic given by the Senior Council Group for the high school mid-term graduates, the Student-Faculty banquet, the sale of stationery by the A. li. lslfs, Annie Price is remembered as shouldering her full share of the work. ln whatever capacity Annie served, those in charge knew that her part would be well done. XVith all of these extra-curricula activities, Annie maintains a high degree of scholarship. She does all her work creditably, whole- heartedly, and happily. Brxnnon Taylor, president of the Apache Council, member of Las lylascaras, and assist nt business manager of the Alcalde, has rendered faithful services to his alma matsr. He is thoroughly dependable and is never too busy with personal affairs to aid in the promotion of some worthy enterprise for T. sl. C. Brannon has been instrumental in maintaining the spirit of co-operation which has characterized the student body this year. Clentlemanly and unselfish of manner, Brannon has won the admiration and respect of his associates. XVe are glad to honor Lottie Fortner. Although Lottie holds no office in the student body, she is conscious that a part of the responsibility is hers, and she assumes this responsibility with enthusiasm and cheerfulness. As a member of the Alcalde staff, l.ottie has had charge of the kodak section, a work which she has done with alacrity and skill. An active participant in numerous college affairs, hiking club, a member of the basketball team, a weekly contributor to the Pow-NVOW, Lottie has been a valuable Apache. Also Lottie's name has consistently appeared on the Honor Roll. Robert lIcCoy, by his constant upholding of those ideals which mark a whole- some college spirit, is deservant of honor. Although he signs the name of L'Lochinvarl' to the numerous lines of lilting verse which he has contributed to the Apache Pow- lVow, Sir Galahad would be a more appropriate pseudonym. Robert is keenly sensitive to beauty and the amenities of life. Much of the cleverness and originality of the Student-Faculty banquet was clue to Robertls ingenuity. Active in Las Mas- earas, always ready to do his part in any undertaking, and yet unconcerned with praise or credit, Robert is truly a prince of a fellow. It is with pleasure and pride that we honor these students. K fl V ', ul Page One Hundred Sixteen Lf, , WAR PAINT I - - . RM ..,M,5m. 'vw A-vfw a 5 - Q' ' ,ff A 'F ' L ,' S! 1 , ,.,. .. V M' 1 s, ' 11- , - ,., .. , 1, 1 X s ' yr iff 1 sl' 3' 'fi we-1 f L V: ' ' 3 -exam-957 is ' v :Y ..- Q fn. ' c V, 4' , , ww yylilffiiii if 3 A n l I but , iff 5 A , 4 . nanvenzis i 'V' . L 'Q C' X if tk 'K ' - 1' ' gp Zh we LONG- .Amo A aj Sham- or rr ' I .. , -- . 1,2 g S, , '51, 5 ' '-,ff ' Lin. ,R y x 3? W ly 5 9 ' Q '.:,'i',5 hiv? 'gg ova Manoa 'Nr 1, .1 5 'V 'ms sb A 'x -V A .1 FR. ' if K 5 'Q .. Mr if EA , , , , 5 .' ,M Smvvefk ' x' 'Kr . ' diet! Q? BEDFP- E K our F' ,I SAW 'Wt R 0, 5HUKIIiS INA ,'- v ll 4, ,K 4 , 1 Lf? I, f Wg! Q 1, fy! f -fe V 4 , S Y Q 5 . . 1 35 g , gij MCM. D21 Co -EDS ROAR AND WHOOP -QW gag 'F A 'gill 11 . f COMPLIMENTS Of CITIZENS' N TIONAL BAt K Ei PEQPLE ATIQ ALBA K. Ei TYLER. STATE BA NK AND TRUST COMPA Y Ruth rode in my new eyele ear ln the seat in back of me. l took a bump at fifty-five And rode on Ruth-lessly. llr. Hewatt: lVhat is the most outstanding contribution that chemistry has giyen to the world? Blondes, Skee: l3londee is awfully obstinate. Katherine l-l.: ln what way? Skee: Hlt is the hardest thing in the world to make her admit l'm right when she knows l'm wrong. Dean Cto lazy student? : 'll-laye you been up before me since the begin- ning of this term? Student: I don't know, sir. VVhat time do you generally arise? il? N9 VVillie Rhea: VVhen did you first suspect your brother was not all right mentally? Hazel S.: XVhen he shook the hall tree and began feeling around on the floor for apples. 1101011131 101413111 1 ui 1: 10301411 1 wi xi in 1 1 111 if in if in - gl I Pune Um' llmidrva' T'zwnty .sr 1 ,U ,I H , 92? C 15 lx Trl qi H R. E. BRYAN Ei BOOKS AND STATIONERY OFFICE SUPPLIES Bei B R Y A N, The Bookman c:A1,DwELt,, HUGHES, DEIIAY st ALLEN bi f'JXft'IIlZ'N COIIfjl'!IfIllllfllfzllj' To The Young IXIen :uid Young IVonien of the Clziss of H7311 M If 4, Sf!! Hart Sehaffner K IX'I:u'x Clothes TYLER TEXAS Standard Fixings ON GIRLS M Seth Potter: Girls are the root of all evil. COll'IPIf1lUENTS George Euhzuik: The Greeks re- Of Howle Watson Ei Emi T6.X'll.Y' Fl'I1K.Vf .lferfs Shop ESQ gzirded with suspicion one of the fair sex who had brains. So do I. Claude I-Ioward: I believe in giv- ing the girls a break. Henry Reynolds: Girlsgniost dis- agreeable things on earth. Olney Uzwis: To know the right girl is a liberal education. Coulter IXIzitthews: If I were ll girl, I would eultivzite the art of lis- tening, No girl can talk as interest- ingly as she looks. Szilesnizin: Yes, sir, TIIIIIIS the snizirtest hat wt-'ve got. Ilzlvid Connzilly: Ir don't have to he sinzirt. I'll put the brains in it my- self. 111011313 1' ini: 3 I 1 ri 1101 1 again 3 3-14113 111113131711 Tf1J'f'1if1 7 ,A , L X' l Page One Hundred Twenty-One q S5511 ff N gill THE HEE AND HAVV CLUB This club was formed in Uncle lke's mule barn in the year 1930 to perpetuate the friendship formed by some worthy members of our school. Since its advent, it has made great progress due to ardent support of its members and the exclusiveness of the order. Its initiation ceremonies are very impressive. OFFICERS jonxxv Moimow llonoralufr High llw-111120 Tc i-Tv fiREGORY Grrzlnl High illulf' R. E. SMITH The Dari' llorxe' 1io1nio1a1in11oininiuingui ri in 1. f ii ini riuioioioit if i 3111 PASS WORI7 Hay l Hay l Flower-Horse Radish P. S. The following were black- balled: Edward Avory Cnot horsey enoughl. Lloyd lVIcCameron CEars too largej. jim Vaughn fNot a good enough hooferj. The reporter, Pully Dean, came said idly into the office. VVell, Breezy, VVhat did our speaker in chapel have to say? Pully: Nothing Breezy: YVell, keep it down in a column. SK 21? To avoid trouble and insure safety, MEMBERS breathe through your noseg it keeps Gerald jones Jack Crook the mouth shut. Ci. T. hleador Roy Towles Pewee Allen If you'd succeed in lifels advance, SONG this motto heed: Can all your The Old Gray lNIare can'ts. HIGH SCHOOL PHARMACY THE TYLER LIONS' DEN 11m,1f,,,,1f School Supplies Dr Cold Drinks M-B I Cigarettes Atwater Kent Radio Radio R Opposite H igh School 1-13 11111113111 in 2113111111014 3113111111111 1 ters for ugs Drug Sundries ce Cream Candies and Tobacco Accessories and Supplies epair Shop Phones 407-451 '77 1 L 4 Page One Hundred Twenty-Two mst' 'va' , 'X Qi.. H nirriuioioioirxiriiui nil 3 a Established 1896 P A R K E R and PINKERTON Groceries and Market Groerv Phone I7 and I8 Nlarlcet Phone 1692 C. E. KENNEDY Electric Companv ElKt'f7'l.t'lll Szlfmfwliier of .111 Kl.I1I1.Y 103 N. Bois d'Arc E. E. Gorsline Sc Son IEWELERS BULOVA WATCHES .1 Fim' Lot OfSf5f'l'iI1I Giftr for the Graduates See Our Special 3325.00 Diamond Rings Ann Price: l've been tryin' to think of a word for about two weeks. Breezy: VVhat about fortnight ? john Crawford: I wish l was home. Richard Lucas: lf you were, you'd wish you were back in school. john: Yeh, that's why I wisht I was home. Freshman: Did you use a guide in France last summer? Miss Howell: Only my con- science. Harry Beall: ul-low's your friend getting along at Barber College? Harry Bindler: Fine, they elect- ed him shear leader. lN'Ir. Hewattz You say you worked as a draftsman in a factory last sum- mer? Robert lN'IcCoy: Yeah, I opened and closed the Windows. Small Boy Cto Janiel: YVhat's the score? Janie: Quien sabe? Small Boy: ln whose favor? Pete White as a young lawyer plead- ing his first case had been re- tained by a farmer to prosecute a claim against a railroad for killing twenty-four hogs. He wanted to im- press the jury with the magnitude of the damage. Pete: Twenty-four hogs, gentle- men of the jury, twenty-four-twice the number you have there in the jury box. . UQ ill-0,131 M Qu IQ' H I' D jpg? 41 Page One Hundred :mini :ini iuiriiuioinioi 1101010 High School Graduates Do not forget the one organization which is ever working for the better- ment of all lines of endeavor in your city. Prepare to assume your part of this responsibility. TYLER CHAMBER OF COMMERCE VV. KI. Roberts, Presizlent Russell S. Rhodes, Secretary NAYLOR'S CASH STORES DRY GOODS Ladies' Ready-to-YVear lylillinery, Shoes, Hats Ladies' and lNIen's Furnishings Tyler, lllt. Pleasant, Gilmer and Atlanta, Texas BL if,-,i ,533 I kftfk 11 fiff' ' L .Taj-'X' l L ..,, 4 Twenty-Three Y KW' -fl ini iniui ' - - ' lg' ly Iii, A Z 1:14 ini .ix Batting Average ECS .N'111m'- illilllfj' at lgllf llits Put Uuts Errors lJoIto'I'IIy MAE PERIIUE lfternally Always Anybody Her beaut LoL'IsI2 CI.,xRIqsToN . . XVith Ruth Often Too many Prowling RUTH HLWFCHISON . . XVith Louise After clark VVhen awake Lindale S.xR,xH CHRISTIAN . . Friday night lllany tl. C. Few liI'I,,x C,xRIJwI5I,I. . . . ln autos Jellies Frequently Fishing ALINIJA RIARTIN . . Away from All possible Good food Her Wise home ' cracks AVA NURTUN . . Any time Hard VVQ wongler? A mirror LIINIZLLE IDEAS . . . Plenty Plenty Plenty Plenty I,ot'IsE IXIARTINIX-kI.lf . Dances Okla. City 3 guesses Public speaking VlRGlNl.X HDSTER . . I XVlien ruling Her brother Nobody Teeny f o l ef' rMt- 7 sronf fm CONGRATULATES THE CLAS OF 1930 306 Jim' 1L'l.,I'lIt',I' lfzem ll fu!! nzenszlre of,i'll1'z'e.v.t 1.11 ffze life work they may fllooxe. H1 1:1111 init 1 3- ini -ni 1.1103 :Iii 7 choir ,-i'ffp.1if1 Y 'CM' gf Q I S Page One' Hundred Twenty-Four nininlnininicuiuizuiuiniinioioioiuioioinioicniuiniuio11131141 STARLEY DRUG CO. NORTH BROADXVAY 366 Soda Fount and Luncheon Best Place in Tyler to YS lflffgii x lip 'qliiii Qi MALAVANSOS CA FF SL CONFECTIONERY I,'flfH'i1zq to 'l'l1m'z' Uvlm LJIIITM iette Eat. HALE, CLYDE Sc BINFORD Fine lNIen's Wear Dobbs Hats and Ca Nunn-Bush Oxfords Vanity Fair Ho.ve for Lr1f1'1'er 1. C. PENNY Co. HlIvllf'I'c Sll'Z'ilIfj.S' arf' f1I't'llff'.S'fM lfverything Ready-to-VVear for lXIlfN, WfJlNlPQN AND CHILDREN 111- Stiff for Czirli Only ps Om' Prim' to Eiferylzozly COMPLIMENTS Robert lNIcCoy: VVhat's the tech- nical word for snoring? of Leon: Sheet music. 4? -Ii? 'X C A R L E S T E S Lottie Fortner: Oh, l'Ye been , . , stung by a bee! VVhat shall l do?' Tyler Courier-Tlmeb Benton Ruinbo: Put some ani- monia on it. Lottie: But it's gone. 4 r H4 -lv 5iG coMPLiMEN rs if of The Crescent Laundry Incorporated Phone 7.1.-I 37 305 UQ Know Hail 306 Pay iuioioilvioinnioiuioi lllarcella H. Cat T. H. S. baseball gainel 2 Look, we've a nian at every base! Eunice D.: That's nothing. So has the other side. Claude Torrans' pet hound disap- peared. Claude put the following ad in the paper: Lost or stolen, one liver-colored bird dog called slim. W'ill show signs of hydrophobia in three daysf, .lim canie hoine the next day. Compliments to 1 T Y L E R JUNIOR COLLEGE j. P. YV1LL1FoRo e One Hundred Twenty-Five V fqa. -1 ' f 1,v'i ' T . ll ' ill S I A FACULTY COMMANDMENTS Thou shalt study no other lessons before mine. Thou shalt make an effort to do all the work I require. Thou shalt not jest about thy teacher. Thou shalt keep busy during the supervised study period. Thou shalt honor thy teacher lest thy days may be short in his class. Thou shalt not speak without per- mission. Thou shalt not chew gum, formal or informal. Thou shalt have a pleasing atti- tude. Thou shalt not copy the work of thy classmate. Thou shalt bring thy material to class-thy book, thy pencil, thy paper, thy admit card. Z F-D -',.0-U-n-n-0D0- 0. ,0-If-'D-0-I -1 -0-0-0-0-lf-0-11, M STUDENT COIVIINIANDINIIENTS I shalt study only upon special oc- casions. I shalt not permit my neighbors to study when I am in study hall. I shalt borrow anything I may re- quite. I shalt forget to return all bor- rowed articles. I shalt not come to school on holi- days. I shalt not bring books to class. I shalt not keep quiet while the teacher is talking, nor throw out my gum. I shalt attend the movies every night in order to further my educa- tion. I shalt cut class only when I am absent. I shall not pass. FOR FINE PHOTOS and QUICK SERVICE W. L. NICHOLS XVEST SIDE SQUARE TYLER. TEXAS OFFICIAL PI-IOTOGRAPHER 01114 3 li 103 ini ini ini 103 1303 is 34111201 1020711 ioiui K: t ual Page Om' Hundred Twenty-Six , N i E- inl1xitllninioimnioimuiuinioininininiz 11 1 nioiruilni 11 i ri li :ini TOM w1LsoN Pei HARDWARE Co. IIJITSDQNE Phone 24 WITTH HEAT I YOU CAN DO IT A. A. Laundery Co., Inc. BETTER WITH Perfect Service In Laundry GAS Dry Cleaning, Dyeing and Pressing Phones IO and 468 M OLD lVIAID'S CONVENTION gffffffigiifilfoi .ELFSSIZQHBSQEBS SERVICE CO. CatC11Her . . . MELBALIONES Parrot Tmrlzm' ...... . . . SUSANNA MA1.AvANsos THINK FIRST OF SONG Tulle- Tl1f1t'.r flly llYf'fll'llCSS Nou VVe're just bad old maids, W A R D 7 S You have heard of good old maids, But we're just had old maids, K And We must have some meng VVC dance in step and tune. Sit under a Harvest hloon, Wheneyrer YQU lVIaybe you'll hear real soon That we have got our men Oh my! Oh me! Oh we should be good, VVe would be good, but gee- XVe like riding home, M VVe never cared for going home, Of Buying But we Can't be walking homey And we must get our men! MEMBERS WARD SC CO. D01'0fhY Joe Nichols 202-4 South College Kathryn Smith Ida Risen Y Vera Mae Wooten TYLER TEXAS f Page One Hundred Twenty-Seven T T f X Q1 ifgzg T 'i E ,- l- fwl 5' f B Y R N E PUBLISHING COMPANY jois PRINTING sTAT1oNERY ENGRAVING 11: 1xiuioiuinicn-ininifxix1 i 114 Frances: I can't hear myself think. VVesley: You're not missing any- thing. Students and members of the fac- ulty, said the speaker, before I be- gin my address have something I want to say to you. Norrine-HI have a cousin in Mex- ico who is a politician. Fay S.: VVhat's he running for? Norrine: Texas lNIiss Brandenburg said to one of Successful Students Save and Succeed Investigate Our Plans THE TEXAS BUILDING and LOAN ASSOCIATION H. BROCAN, Sf'n'f'fr1ry-HIzmzlgrr TYLER, TEXAS GENTLE READER: VVe hope you like the book. If you don't- Don't tell the editors CThey're blondeslj Don't tell the managers anyway. her Freshman classes: VVOrds end- ing in 'ous' mean 'full of'g as joyous means full of joy and vigorous means full of vigor. Give'an example of such a word. Lat.: Pious. Jesse Taylor went into a village store: 'Wvhat have you got in the shape of automobile tires? Storekeeper: In the shape of tires? VVell, we've got funeral wreaths, life preservers and dough- nuts. CLYDE Sc SON Groceries and Produce We Deliver 212 XV. Locust St. Phones 790, 1696 They're too interested in other THE affairs to listenj. Don't tell the staffs. CThey're B L Pg C K S T O N E too hot to be botheredj . A In fact-just read it and weep! Flreproot luodem D- W. X S- C. TYLER -1- TEXAS 'ff W Page One Hundred Twenty-Eight ininloi 11: in 1020301111 120101 MCDDERN AS YCDUTI-I ITSELF! ' Within the space ol a score of years, the scope ol Southwestern Engraving Company has increased from the parent plant in Fort Worth to an organiza- tion ol nine plants. ' pioneering the field in the introduction ol modernistic art, a personal service hureau composed ol former college annual editors and managers, the budget and dummy system, and Field service men, the name Hgouthwesternn has be- come synonymous with art motils that are distinctive, an understanding, helpful . , , ll , , ll service, and printing plates that print right. 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