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

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1938 volume:

I 0 I J Qi N' 2 ,ggi . P' J as ' . 4 I. , .1 5 . - iw 1 w n w 4 , ., . ,,. . . , J I. A ' 'A T?-' ' M . In v wr fi ,V Y.. lv ' 2 -- 1' .-'mb . . ff , fa- . ' A' ' 1: -A - :f',-. 4. l v, W, .. . f- fn: 'g fs'-A YT'- . ,o '.f' .,..:.. . La.. ' 1- V ' A. L, W K. 1 , n 1 O - , 1 o ,A ' .1 .li . v. ,flu 0Mfl7A1eJ 1 9 3 8 HELEN SMITH .... EDITOR MILTON DAVIS . . . MANAGER C C1 de 0 1'9'S'S A YEAR BOOK PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENTS OE TYLER HIGH ' SCHGQL ' T E X A S :1:er1'-'-'- A e IT'S a new day .... new conveniions .... new cus+oms .... We've been unconveniional in 'Huis I938 ALCALDE .... There's no fheme .... We haven? aimed +o philosophize .... jus? campusologize .... pic+ures ancl word porfraifs .... of people and 'ihings . . . . of a place no? +o be forgoffen . . . . TYLER HIGH. Book Une Book Two Book Three Book Four Book Five The School The Closses . . . Athletics . Activities . ' . . Feotures edioation To Miss Lottie Roy Whose quiet, gentle influence is felt by every member ot the student body, this volume is dtteotionotely dedicoted rj-ff - -ui QW'-'19 . . W' U , 1 Q U wh, A .. 19533, U U U U U U U U U ADMINISTRATICDN I MR. J. M. HODGES Su perinfenclenl' of Schools MR. H. E. JENKINS Assisiani Superinfendenf of Schools MR. S. B. BURK Principal of High School MRS. ROY C. OWENS Vice-Principal of High School fx . , R 'N A M so ' '., 1 v f 1 r ' Q . ' ,L E. 1 F H ll! if ll li' 11.1- ii .ga I I l l li V l l 1 F V I I ' a ' . ........., . L -A ,., . .. First Rafw MR. J. C. BACHMAN, Hislory University, M.A., B.A., Baylor University of Texas Miss Anms Lou BLADES, Spanish, Hislury B.A., Texas Women Miss MARY Bouims, Larin, English B.A., Texas Presbyterian College, M.A., University of Chicago State College for Miss INA BnAMaLB'rr, Malhemasics B.A., Texas Christian University, M.A., University of Texas Miss MARY CAMPBELL, English M.A., University of Texas Mas. C. H. CARR, Mathematics, Super- 'rrsur of Study 1 University of Tef Mas.. HOWARD CAn'ran, Assisranl Reg- 1 B.S.,, East Texas State Teachers College Mas. ELBBRT Daw, English, Hiuory B.A., Stephen F. Austin State Teachers College Second Ro-w Miss Aucs DouoLAs, Clozhing B.A., University of Texas, M.A., Columbia University Miss LUCIA DoucLAs, Hinory M.A., University of Texas JAKE EDWARDS, Health and Physical Edumnon, Assisranl Coach B.A., Howard Paynwollege ' 0 P Faculty Miss MARY Lou Esrns, English B,A., East Texas State Teachers College Miss CORA EVANS, Mathematics M.A., Baylor University Mn. Jos C. Fizomsse, Vaculional Agri- iullure B.S., Texas Agricultural and Me' chanical College. Miss MILDRBD Gisu, Hzalrh Educarion B.A., University of Nebraska Miss AILEEN GRXFFIN, English M.A., University of Texas Mas. S. T. JONES, Government M.A., University of Texas Third Row MISS FRANCES KAY, Commercial Courses B.S., Texas State College for Women Miss OLGA LAizsoN, School Nurse R.N., Certificate in Public Health Mn. E. A. LAWVER, Drawing B.S., Texas Agriculeural and Nie- chanical College: M.S., Colorado State Teachers College Mas. ARTHUR MABERRY, English B.S., University of Texasg M.A., Columbia University Mus. LSTA YARBROUGH MATTHEWS, Spanish M.A., University of Texas Miss SHELBY MITCHAM, Home Eco- numirs B.S., North Texas State Teachers College E91 Miss Lois PAULI, English M.A., University of Texas Miss MAUD PETERS, Marhemarics B.A., Mary Hardin-Baylor Miss FRANCES -POSTON, Regisnar B.A,, Sam Houston State Teachers College Fourth Raw Miz. 1. A. Pos1'oN, Marhernazirs B.S., Sam Houston State Teachers College: M.A., Peabody College Miss Lorrie RAY, Librarian B.A., Texas State College for Women Miss RUTH Rucxaa, Speech B.A. and B.E., Mary Hardin- Baylorg M.A., Northwestern Uni- versity Mizs. J. BYRON SAUNDBRS, Spurh B.A., Baylor Universiryg M.A., University of Texas Mn. F. D. ULMBR, History B.A., Bethany College Mas. Wu..LxAM Wun, Mathematics B.S., Ste hen F. Austin State Teachers Ciiallege Miss MAoeL WILLIAMS, Marhzrnarirs M.A., University of Texu Mizs. J. R. WOLKBWITZ, Supervisor of Study B.A., Baylor University Da. C. B. YOUNG, School Physician M.D., University of Minnesota 5 I 1 Q. - 3 ' xg E- Fl fh 1 I 2 ,: 'L ' vu 1'- H' I. 'I yu ll I 'V l . -'I f 4 I E A' ' A ' U, 1: J. . li . QHJE .25 M, L . L 'F' 21 'Q 1 4 U 'L F . 1 .3 1 ia 1 xv 1 L Parent-Teachers Association fi, ' - on THE n 'R- 'Yr 1 Q ' 'L if TYLER HIGH SCHOOL L ' 1 l937-l938 QQ Mus. A. B. Ganz .... ....... P midmz , Miss SHELBY MITCHAM . . .... First Vice-President ,hv I ' MRS.fCQ W. JACOBS . . . . Second Vice-President , MRS. JOHN GLENN . . . . Third Vice-President .,'1 Mas. CLYDE INGRAM . . ...... Secretary C MRS. P. E. HIXSON . . . . Treasurer F: ' Mus. Roy C. OWENS . . . . Parliameniarian' ii- L Board of Eduootion gn ,Q OF THE K . TYLER PUBLIC SCHOOLS ' -L 1 I T. B. RAMEY ..... . .... Preskient GORDON SIMPSON .... . ..... V ice-President Mas. Lois WHITEMAN . . . . S ecre tary-Treasurtr J H BARRON B T WALTERS P C PINKERTON I-I H CLARKSTON FRANK Rlvuzlus U01 li L 5 . P ' iff , L - L- ,Ugg - ' A 'PL 4 fi'.J 1 J? -N V - . Q' 1 1 , f. '. - .2 L . rn, 'J , 'ruff EC .' . 4 4, -av-f: : ,1 L.. -3 vii 'Fife AE N SENI OJ QUT. K' A J-1 K ff S-, .,,, J' .1 N 4 CDR CDFFICERS O JANUARY CLASS GORDON SIEGEI. l'RESIIlEN'I Hr fwas !'lI03'l'I1 Nu' frm'ru'iIr, lluf ln' 'ul' VIII nf no 1l0fl.L'll in Nlllkl' Ili!!! Lilly. NV. fXI.IXI1'm-'nun VICE-l'RESllHfN'l' 'AB4'fiJr'r football I' I , . ny mlflziztf arf ff'-un l.raln'llr, lII 5 gm! 11 Ifuxlz nn yuuf' HELEN I1l'I1N.XI.I. SECRETARY H,II'Il'l1flL'iffl llu' ln'.fI nf boys gfnrs, lf lfo arf 1' r I ' 1' y ,ond of Inf fun' lmy rm.w.' O MAY CLASS AIELVIN f:ERTZ PRESIDENT I lilw' fworkj il f!lJl'iIIIIfI'J mr. I rould Jil and look al il for lmur.v, -I1'sTlN PINKERTON VICE-PRESIDENT Ili: parm' of Lifr fwill I tf U '1 4 J 11' fvlayrd with fruit'- agr, forliluflr, and fonfI.1rr1r'r. HELEN SMITH SECRETARY So many Smiills .m many Jon , mfs, But 1Irlfn'5 in a flax: all of lzrr 016717, -v . ,. -,,wm1.', , ff... -iu 1 'flu Y CI.ARlCE CIYVENDOLYN ALEXANDER We like your smile, your winning ways. May Ihe rest of your life be happy days. lVIARJORlE JANET BAILEY Of serious thoughts she has so few, ller elernal giggle from this is dur. MAlDEI,lNE BIRDWELL She ne-ver, newer speaks ahofvz' a whisper, :Ind fairly tremble: at the word 'Mistrrf W. B. CALHOUN, JR. Give me bark my hoois and saddle,- 1'1n a drugstore cowboy for all my pralllef' J. C. CONNALLY Sure, I'll fry anything onrel You watch and see. Rov IJILLARD lle's a mighty good sport. SENIOR CLASS VIVLAN RosE ALSTON life like her dimples when she smiles. They seem to make life so worth while. 'ISROY BARBEE Oh, I don'l eare,' Just tell me wha! to do. JESSE BREEDLOVE, JR. In this world lhere's too much worry. llfhafs the use of fuss and flurry? DOUGLAS CARTER Douglas is indeed a whiz,- Ile ne-ver yet has passed a quiz. ' ' JOHN K. DAv1s Undernealh his solemn fare There is just an empty spare. CHARLES EDWARD EIKNER A man whofs richly blessed With lots of friends and happiness. ...F Tyr M I IJIXRXYIN EYERETT lf n ular quill: all. llf makrs lllllkfl' 1' ff K.-XTIll.EEN' I I.I2cIc Thr f'LL'0l'Il for lX'!llllll'I'lI if 'fvwlllft' .Wuxi all lllr frllrlfuxv ilzinl' .IlIr'.I .vfu'1'rl. VIRGINIA ILIRIIIIE lulwr In flu grfal IlIi11g.v, our muxl ln' ln n l'!IlllI1.flIl5lll'. .IIIII N H IZSTIZR l null .rflrxf rnalw' gmml Cowl lmlurr an. y t'IlIlII71lIllIl ru, l,IzIIx,xRIw If. H01-'lfNl.XN H7-llI'l'I J jflaff and IIIIYUIJ for l l'1'fy man ali-zv' 'Y If ln' just ,rh'iIz'r.I. ,llmns HI rTIIx , , WI I6 SENIOR HIIPE ICI,I.Is llrwus all lhiak lfllll llop1 .I a 'lu'aul'. Thr fr ' lful i!'.s for l.I'rny Jlu' urls .vu ruff. l,III'IsI2 FITZIIIQR.-II.II pl Iypiral .'lrm'rimn yal, pl ynml .fjvort aml a goaIlp1Il. TIIAI G.II'T .lll llll' girls about Tom rafzw' 'lfarm' lu' .Io .frlllnm gfrlx a xllafzw. Iv l R,INI4 H.-ws lt ix jvlramfll lu find ,wrrzwmzr fwlm Inu rai.IrII hi: l1I'aIl fflllll ilu' f'0Jlll0l1 nf a hal rafk. SVI: lllXUN .-If m-fry Xlllflll' jwlafr sln' gory Thr kids all rafw alum! lll'I' lSlIIlfH'.f.u FIIYE H I'T'roN F1'fw tllinys arf inzjvossilllr lo ann so diligvni and skillful. ll-11 N1 I I lllflfllll of r1aiI1r1 .I Il0lIlfN1I'lI,H CLASS I ,fe is '54 'v' '- 'Q' -.Y 'v - 'ww -vw wr . - - 'Y---.--1 - - , ,. ,, v . . +- .-f - JACK JACOBS Faul!lessly dressed and debonair, Pafsy's ihe girl for fwhom he does rare. ELOISE MCPHAIL Eloise is 'very quiet and newr loud,- Of her rrd hair she is 'very proud. MARGUEIUTE ELIZABETH NIATNEY For she 'was wry sludiousf' IJAN NIEEHAN Dan has a hrafvy load on his mind- A hat and hair oil. IMOGENE PEARSON She is an exreplion to lowly blondes being dumb. JACK POWELL On the feld, Jaclfs a riot, Iiut in home' room he fan'I he quiet. SENIOR CLASS ALMA MCCOY And believe you me, .rhe's going places, Just -watch her paces. CLIFTON MASON ' rl hard-lworlzinq fellow who -'will reath the summit. ' .Im MAY 1 Love like a cough, ean't be hidden. Jim'll do what Betty? hidden. LESTER LEE Momuss Of Patriele Ilenrys there are frw, Lester, we are counting on you. XVINNIE PITTIVIAN ' Winnie is Ihe school's wi! and will. make you laugh. When wwe saygzbit, we don? mean half. ' HARRY PUCKETT Tall and handsome to behold, Quite a favorite, I am told. I 151 SENICDR RL'TH SANDERS Gf1z1l1' in nmnnfr, JIHN151 in pfr- fnrmam r. EMMA HARNETT SHAXCKFIJFURH tzlllflflllffll llzif may lu' Il silly l'l'l'.fl' llrr lllgfllrxl aim ix In lu' ll IIIll'.H'.H LAMAR SITTUN l.ofz'r is lllr Inav! joy I um lllllll' nf. HARm.n ST.Ax,uNGs 'KI f1I'lIll'l' nf U yumlf1'lln1u' ix llarolrff' IXIARY ANNE Rllsvx .l rrmly fzcil, Il rlnwrflll snuff, 1'-RANRLIN SWANN lirillia1n:' ln' disjvlayr ll'l1ilr in lln' .-lrfzzdr ln' plny.v. I,L'RER 'l'1RmA11-sox lJurwr is jolly anrl yay In luv' nun lllllyllh' Quay. CLASS Ilrr mzzsiml alfilily will lfwljv llwr lllllllflf' AIARY ANNA SEARS U.'1lIl1I'.ff, .r-Icfrl, uml ,villljvlr. lRls v . N.X'l'll.Xl.l.X SHU'l l'S Nrltllrlliu ix an fxnlif lmniru, lful mr1.rillrr'nh' and lciml .vllw will l'l'llltllIl.H 'lARol,n 5l.IilEl'IER llarnl.lA.r lmnn' fwrrmyly irnjwlifiv, .luxl for llll'tllIlll'.YJ -zcw'll Jul: llinz 'liriglzr lz'yr'.r,' IULYSIQ bTlil'H ICNS Rm' Um' uf lln' fulrr girl.: in Tylrr Ili l'fvnn 'LL'llII,fl' gum! flllllllll' you l'1lll r'r'ly. 11 SWANN Sl1r'll fm! u fway l:'fz'rry pnxxilzlf Jay. Il6I ., -w '1' ' ALVSTIN 'TURNER Boys -will bv boy.v. ' -loHNNlE VVILLS .l nwml lilv' .lol11111i1 .v ix hard Io ffld. Shi' lla: ar'f1i1'fl'rJ muff: fzcilll ,IIT brilliant mind. Dolus LEE ACKER For T. II. S. lllis gal ran ,fll'1lf,' .-I prftly lzlondz' -'who is rm nal. AI.-KRJURIE ADAMS llrr lll't'1'lII ix uniqur. lz'-'z'r'ryom' likrx lo !I1'11l' hm' Jju'al'. .IUSEPHINE ALLEN Thrrr m'fw'r 'wax a gal 'LC1' mulfl Iofvv fun' lofw our .,0Jl'!lhilll'.n ISYELYN ATwoon Smally1'l Illiyflfy, I fwnulll .ray,' Sha' grows mon' lzrautiful mfrry day. SENIOR I Irkf' F171 CLASS H.-XRREI, XVANSLEY lJ1'liln'ralc in rvrryfllilzg he dan. BONNIE AIARIE XVRIGHT To AVHIVLC Bunnir Marir has brrn a plmxurr, To T. II. S. Jin' has lzwrn a 1l't'lIJlll'l'. I..xL'R,x ,IAYE ADAMS L'mln'l'm'alh hfr guirl rmrfflvz' .-I spark uf rr1i.v1'l1ir'f is fiI'l'.f1'l L'l'd.u I .-xNN1E Vmulxm ALLEN A'e'fwr loo Jud, nrfvrr foo gay, ll? -wish 'wr muld bv that fully. IXIARY jo ALLEN 'K-I frimdly smilv, a grarious fway, Shalt wary quirt, yr! JONIl'1ilIIl'J gay. ARDELLE BAILEY Cf1ar1ning, ,cludious In be trurj Thr'rr'.f nothing ,Jrdrllc fannol da. EVELYN l3.xTExr,xN SENIOR .I faithful fworher is hard to hull. lIf'rr'J om' fa-ilh an inlrlliyrnt mimlf' IJoRoTHY RE.-xRnEN Sha ulfw11y.r your rouml fwilh hrr non' in Ihr air. ll'1' hnnfu.- that hm' graclrs an' lu'H1'r rhan fair! M..xRc:.,xRET Boss .l pianist who fan rrally play: .In nrlisl fwho'll lu' on Injr xumr Jay. R. C. Bowxux 1l1' sho! Ihr snaps for our .rnafrslml .n'dir1l1. Cnmn KIAE l3RowN Chlm' .U1u .v smilf, as ynu um yll4'.fJ, ll'lll l'1'I'l' ln' :vm aflfr lrafviny T. Il. S. Kmxsu ISRQWNING Spunky, ligh1hral'lnl, as fan hr, Sprnnlirzg sunshmr you ran Jw. CLASS CSIZORGIA NELL BARREE 'MK' ,I-,nl . lVr all likr hrr quirt 1cuy, ,,'.I:'Z yi Quin' .fllrnl lhrouylmul Ihr day. H.fXRlJI.IJ BEAN Carrfrn' about all Ihinys is hr: , .-I jvlrasiny Away for nm' in br. B.xRnAR.-x ICILEEN Bo1.1N Barl1ara is so full of fun No fwomlrr Jh1 .v likml hy mw'rym11'. BETH' BUNYLEN I llolft llllllnl lzrljrlng, lzul lrll mf fwhat iI's all about? Bu.m' BREWER .-IJ likralrlr and af jim' a lmy as you muld fm! anyfwln'r'r. AIARGARET BROVVN ll'ondfr if :hr 'wax born concrilml? L181 ELMA Baovuzs The most iillcifwlvil girl in srhool, llrr life is basvd on ilu' Golilrn Ruin. R.-WMQND BURT Ruymol1il ilors i'wl'y!liing fwilh good fwillg llc lIl l'l'l' srmns Io yr! his fill. 140l'lS B. BYRD Louis is ll Romwo, llirri' is no iloubl. In .-lustiu is flu' girl ln s vrazy about. Ilmuwm' M.-us C.x1.x'ERT Doroll1y is prolly and gayj Slip allways has somrlliing nin' Io say. K gi 0 'Q X N.-XDINE CATES Nfo Nmlinr is liknl by m-rl'yo11r,,' . ll'i ll miss hor mc,-ln'n sliv's your. Q .I lux N Vlux C 1..-x N.-x H .-x N 'Ny , lb Our mmliilati' for flu' fi-alln-rfwriglzl flxanip champ. V SENIQR l191 Y 1+ P' f' CLASS ll.-XRRY BRYSUN --,1 lilllv in of T. N. T. A1.1.EcR,x BUTTS Sln .v lIgl'l'l'Il,IlL' lo one and all,- Juxl lllr sumo, 4l,ClIllll l'f bffallf' C110 BYRUIXI Good nafurr, but noi mufli to say, Illllll 5l'l'lll5 Io lu' just his way. Rosa IXI.,xRY C.-ixLvERT 1'fl!'f!' is Sfllllfllllllg wrry imlifvidual abou! hor. QYHRISTINE CHLlBIl.EY Cl1r.isfir1c is our of ilm wry proltiosl of girlsg Sln' has an abiimlanrc of glossy blafle curls. RIARGARET Coma I Ihink Muryarfl is marry and swret, As culr a girl as you'Il fwant lo meer. R 1 SENICDR RVTH COl.1zAi.-xN Sim'rriIy ix our nf llrr flfl'llll',Tf flmr'zu'h'r- islir.f. Rnmilrr LEE COLEY Thr 11rr'.vullific'1lliu11 nf .vlumc lllflfllllllu AGNES COLEY .l lfighly rffriflzl pupil flL'I'f7.l11l, .-I yoml rrmrd shz .r lrfl lzrlzimif' IXI.xRjORlE COl,I.1Ns Q LJ Ili-r lirauly miznwl ll frixix in my 'I'0l'lllIll- ' VU lary. NJA ' ,A .lm CONSTANTIN ' X' LQ' Our mmliilalr for flu' In'.rl all-rnuml boy. X V5.1 K tl. T. COx,xwAxY yy 1 Now lm! lllllliflf mn ln' his f'llf1Illl'l.' LA! gl, lf O If Rl.'XRTIlil,li COOGLIQK h y bf Jufz'ial, nlfways sfwking laughIrr,' ly! 4 igfx .lml ,vlzr grrs fwllat xl1r'.v aflrrf' ' -ff U tk . jL'1,l.x l .xYE COOK l,u':'rly lfayw is lll 'L'l'l' alonr, lin! of all flu- boy: :lin rlzuvsrs l.'onr. Iklmxlx CR.-xw1fOR1m gl .mlvnin .llllllllj -'who'll rrruh ilu' lop snfm' day. 'fr l201 IJURIS COOK Hlligflzifnl Dnrix is -z'wry l',Illl'll1llIfl, lla.: I1 :milf lllllfi fw'r'y zli.mrlning. 'l'R,-wx' -Imx COOK 0m' of Illosr fypiral Srmlllrrn lzfllrs fwlm riilrs as fwrll as 504' zlam'1's. AIAXRIAN CROUCH Tall and nral, Jlluriun is lzaril to bra! li CLASS gffl I q A dgadgot I Bon DAVIS He .rofwnl his fwild oalx ann' prayfd for 114 rrop failurv! NVII.I.I.uI jus IDE.-KN ll'illiIun is quill' a .ffllmllllllj and lnlrlligen! boy. To ilu' lrzu'hrl'.f aml a frrlaln girl, 01' is a joy... BETIIEI. M. IJICKESUN .-I my of Jlllliflllll' in I'fIII'ryboIly'x Mfr. M,-xkx' l':ARI.E IJUFFIE '.'lfIary liarlr fwhirls as fm-ll on Ihr Ilalzn' floor :ls sho Joey on Ihr footl1ullfclIl. LE VERNE EIIY Qul1'f and nwat, .Ind Jill' .rurfly looks .vu'n'l. ICSTIIIQR l':l.I,l0TT lRl'.YfI'1'I'x, arm' lzulyllkr, om' of flu' SENIGR 14.4, X211 CLASS AIILTON IJ.-KVIS Hr fworl's LUlll'!1 hr -wanlx, rfzfls fwhm Ill' 1C1IlIfJJ GN.: fwhat hr fu.-IIIIIJ -'whvn hr Iwanix il 'l'IIEI.AI.1x IJEAIENT Quin and jrlmuzlll lo all. ll.-XZEI. IUICKINSON fl jolly girl from 'what I hfar, Of hrr futon' fwr lzaw no four. I':llNlL'NlJ EAGLE Ile pumps a -'wifkfd rrumprll' M.-Im' F. EDWARDS lf :hr mvauls a ganlrn Jus! up-alfh hor gardrn group. MARY ARIIEN EWING Ihr good humor pn-fvaiIrd. SENIOR -I.xcK l l2.xc:lN Ml l'H!llII if IH! 1'ljw'l'f Cll.XRl.liS l'1l,.XN.XG.XN ll'lmI',v lln- un' of ylmlying? I l'uwu' rnnrr llmn lln' lmnlcy aww. Ruvclc lfmum .lmI rrrlrzinly ln' ix n gnml fI'll0QL'.,' lhsxli l usT12R ll'nrl.' lmnl am! jllllll' Jay ynu -will.vur1wr.l Romain' L. QQEORGIZ Hr X!lll LC.'5 us fzxilll .smriliny wulily Tlml far.: rxjwrru onrlv 1w'l'.vn1111liIy. K.X'l'lIlfRINlf c:lHSON SIM flbfllllzl Jn ullylllingf In .w'r4'r II fri1'1nl. K' . IL X J , .,f X NI 1 ,Q X! 'T M' M.xRc:L'ER1T12 I ERcusoN Sln s ln'r.v1'lf-'wlzaf mon' ran you a.rl'.?'J IXIARYANNE lf1,,xN.-xc:.xN ,-I happy llrarf malwill a rllrrrflzl rounlf- IIIIIIHZH A ',xN1T,x FORTNER ln lwr fnngur is Iln' Inu' nf A'llllllI1'55.n . .XRY ICLLEN flElJDlE Ca11't you :fr l'm l1a.fhful! Kllxxnox Guxsox llrr amhilion ix In ln' an M.IJ,, lin! :wr fl'l'lllt'1 Il malrirlmnial Jfgr1w'. lA1,xc:ENE CQILLEY ll'or1hy of ilu' ruquaintanu' nf any1mr. CLASS i221 71, 4-X S' If 1.1 ,O Y ' r Anmuzn CIILLIAM Our fhrvr lmdrr co11lorlio11i5I. I,Al'RA CILENN Silnm' if no! alAu'ay.v Illl.fllf1lllll'55, Solnrlirnrs if: good J1'nJr'. DIARY .IANE GR.-XII.-XM Shri: short, .vhr': Jfwrrt, .fhl 5 .wnsarioaal Iiomcn H.xRmN Silra1'r dom murh good and lilflr harm. M.,xRvlN H.xRRloTT lt pays to talk fax! and liIllv. Ilokmrrrn' Hoxwxms Oar of lhosf' fvminim' lilllv n1i.fJ1's That lhix good olr srhool pr'ml11n'J. ll SENIOR i231 , . X J, I ft. '84 Yr. l 'by 1 I V' . '. I C A S S QA' ' .x' CMR.-x BELLE CIINN Sho rxjvr1'.m'.v hrr lhouyhls no! in fu'orfl.r, hal in Jllllll'5.H xV,Xl,l.,fXCE Lmz c?0l,SAN llf ll ln' a right nlfr hay Au-lm: hr yds hix .viz1'. LYLE Ross H.xNKERsox HIJIIIIII fworry, fnlhxf llanlc ain'l fullurzul all Ihr' linux IXIARY JANE H,xRRl2l.I, SIM: a hrauly, .rln s a rnliv, ,Incl .vhr's jus! a fucm' lzil manly. .IAQK H.-XRRIS fl good .vilnlrnl and a jvrin'lr.v.v ffirml. Encm LEE HAZEL fl soff, .vfwrrf 'Z'0il'l' fha! gow' fwrll with moonlight. x,, X A I.. C. IIESTER ll'i!h Il l1u'inl'lr in his ryf hr yor: X his -u'11y. T l lmvlsn HILL SENICDR 'F Rosle HIENIIERSUN Shr'll ln' a lrmlfr in anyllfiny .vhw umlrr- lnh1'.v. IXIl'mu'Ii1zY Thi: hny hy lhw Illlllll' nf llry CIIIIIIIII ln' .ftnpjml from mahifzg an .l. lxltz liumrrzs lI1'rr ix nrlixlfr' lulrnf, lm! lrrl1jw'mrl11'11Il V. lf. Hoon ,l lruf rlrllrmllllzrlll of hiyfh l4lr11lJ. Vifxmuax Ilowxkn lI'arrr11 is quirl, 1111! hw h'IlIl'l.L'J fwhal i!'.f all almuI. l'fnx.x llrnx.-xl.l. ll'r'4'f IIIYUU, .vhffv miyhly nina l241 V Thy mmlfsly ix ll :umllr In lhy 1nrrit. FI,lZ.XI4ETH Hoon Thr l.11lin lyjw of lrrruzly in olrl Tylfr Ili. I'.l,IZ.XBETH Houvmz Shf lalks, :hr laughs, :hr yiyylfxr, .fllfvi Lizhrlh. ,-1 AIINNIE Lx VERNE HL'mu.n This llyrzarnir lifllv girl nnmml llurldlz' Cnnlinuously yrlx ln'rs1'lf in a 1l1ucl1ll1'. I. T. IIN, LL NI b l11'H ,r a lmy Au-lm if l'1'dlly Irllr' lllllr. Ilf',f likml hy rfvrrynnr and 1lrn'r4.'mlly, Ina. CLASS V.. STUART HUNT Bro1hrr, mn you span' a 1larnr? RALPH jmllis, jk. His ambition is lo ln' an avronauliml fn- yilll'l'l'. lfvsl of lurk lo you, Ralpl1. ' Amon .lokn,xN .-llln' yors fwilll all Ihr boys for a lark, But sln s rrally rrazy alzonl onf narnril Clark. VizRN.x MAY KEI,I.X' Lif1' is jus! a bowl of rhrrrirsf' Bomam IQIMIZERLEY I'll llfw my life' as I fnil il. Clwlfonn LACY 'l Sw Ilia! Jllllli' of fl'i1'ml.rl1ip!' ,X 2 . .. . I - A ,., I T, Iis Sonny blhlnzl 11. I lf1.QlL' Hflf 231 J Y , Y Q1 f SENIGR - -45: lZ51 CLASS T. -I. IVEY Gro, lnzl ln s lin1iil! ARTIE RIAE xluxrzs ll'ill1 Jlltll a strong, forfrful prrsonalily, .lrlir .Var fwill form' out on top. CHRISTINE IQELLY .'1 sfwwrl, syrnpalhwlic lislffzrr--Ihr kind of girl lllal mw'ryo11r apprl'riaIrs. H.xzE1. KENT Shr's rfally as fnlr a lllondr as wvrr 'll'lll'l'l'Il' inlo a z'lassroom. NETHIE KLEIN Sfwrf'I and sludiousf' AIARY ALENE LACY IIT fwondcr if hcl' fflllpfl' is as fiery as hm' hair. Axim IARGENT IIT Jurrly flzwf our slum' of fulr rrrllzrrnix thu yf'nr. SARA-xH I':YIZl.YN LEE Sarah I:'1w'lyn'lI ln' f'IIIIl0ll5 Jann' day Sinyingf likr Franrrs lunyfnnl or Marllm Raya ZEIAIA LEWIS Slip poxsfurs ll pinning p1'r.vunnlily glml rrnfialrx origfimlliiyf' C.xTHo1,EEx MCC,-xL'l.EY l 'lfrlrfm' .fhrfr lri.fl1. ' Rm' McDoN.xI.n Il1 .v a good guy for flu' mlnpany ln' lw'rps. xVlI,I,I,XNI XV. RICC:lNNEY iWork noi. Somf day l'll slnrllr lln' fwru'lJ. SENIOR Ihr rrmfy youd llumur is lIl'Q'l'l' lo lu' fm'- goIfrn. l,,mERxE I,,-WTUN S1uEh Jiynily brfils a qurrn. fShr is lln' qluwz of many lll'llI'fJ.ju IXIERVIN LEIIIS l.'nnmly nn ,rlill.v. Bl1,1,lE I,1NnsEx' Sl1r'lI takr Gingrr Rngrrx' plany' ll'ill1 ,IIT danring ability .vln ll fwin ilu' flll'l'.H BIILDRIED BIQIMNIEI, Ulf, llwxf' miuralflz' rnllzz-ml.r! Rn' MCIJUFEEY 'Bmuly is its ofwn vxrzm' for luringf II'lmt's yours, Ray? CLASS GG aw' :E E l26l !-- af- 0 N ,E , jg 2... LULA BELLE BICNIURREY She has an llfl'I'lll lih' Ihr hrs! fffiy pagrs X of 'Conf lf'ifh Ihr ll'ind. ' sa VIVIAN MozE1.I.E IYIATHIS I E lt is fwork Iwhirh gifvrs flu-z'or to life. , ' V ' W I 'II BRUCE MAYO A , . f As nifv a yay as I'-zur vfvrr mrl. K Y , S jggf, . - . H ff - I I I' I .. If 1 It Is 1fl'lll'l', my fruvnf, fwho ll gr! my brl. . 1 , I - ' I W W I WI . I I X, 'E'-ff ' I BONNIVET B1ESSER , fzf- ,- , K - .-In aulhorily on li.psIir'le af I X ' .-Ind almost anylhuzy flsr. '6 K VVALTER RIORRIS ' J ,v fl motorryrlz' hz' has got. ' He is also lln' sI'hool's Iriggvsl-oh, dan'- dI vil. B.-'IRIMRA BIURPHY Sh4' talks so slotw To slrrp you'll go. 5 EN IQR Im I II W 'I ',,fA 4 CLASS FR NC s JEAN IVIARKER fways happy, ncwrr' sad,' Full of fwfr, and forrfurr glad. Ii :NA MAYNARIJ She's .wnsiblf and quile disrrret II'ith fwinuing fways and mannfrs sweet. j. . IVIEADOYVS Slow but surf. ' . VIRGINIA RUTH MORRIS . fit lrasl you can'l say Virginia is 'Ruth- ' less'! ANDA NIOYER ' One of the fmw beauties who hafve brains. 'P HELEN NANTZ - She iallrs, lhis Ilflcn Nantz. I l271 Shr ke-fps the boys in a trance! AuEI,I.E NEELY ' 1 I WP :L dr- Al' w'Q LEI,A CATHERINE NORTON Shy u.w'd Io llc thr littlr plump girl in my rl1Is:,' Nofw :hm hax grofwn up to br quilc a jvrftly lass. SENIGR fl thing of lnrauly ix our DrllrI. IJL'RwoIm OWEN 1l!ayln' thf rrason hc lvwjv: .Io quid is tha! hr'.v .vo Jllldl'l.U EINIRA PABST Thr frm' rmboflimrnt of all Ihings high and good. AN N.-I LA U RA PEACE Shr s that ruff' .siyfrr of l'irgi1Iia'J. AIARGARET PEARSON Shr fwill muh' sornr srhonl a good in- :lrurlor some day. AIARGARET SUNSHINE PERDUE Shr radinlrs .rI1nshirIe.l l28l VERIIINE f7WEN That blush of hrr: imlimlr: :hc poxxrssfs trur .vophisfImlion. MEI,I2.fx PAYNE Shz' fworhs fwilh a Quill aml .Ihr will. VIRGINIA PE,-'ICE Yrp, you fflll'5.fl'41 il. Shrlr tha! mir sister of .-Inna Laura'.r. FRANCES ICvEI,vN PERIIUE Um of Ihosr quirl ltlllr girls 'who is juxt 'ga ga' 0-wr om!nrs. BILLY POTTER xl: mrrry as Ihr day is long. CILASS IC. B. POWELL, JR. Hr ha: barn t'lllIIOIIfIlIgIIlfl ax a fl'IllllfH'l plnyrr Iluring his .Ifuy in high Ic'lmul! 'IQED PRICKETT .ll lll'lll'l, l'll1 afrahl, hr'5 Il lnho. ll'i.vh you Ihr hrs! of lurk. llulm' yo1z'rr a helm. BENJ IIE lf. RMISEY ,-I small gun nf largw mliln'r. ARQIIIE REx'NoI,IIs Thz' .fQL'1'1'I IIrrunI.r of AI0l'!?fll'II.Y 17l'Ull'fl .-lrfhir from Ihr humIll'I1m of lhw rlasx- room. 1':VIEl.YN RICE IIN su-I'I'I smilr has .film-wr: ux Ihr rnml to llllpf'IlI4'.fI. CARI, ROIIIIINS Hr has fLL'IlIllIIljl 'lL'1lj'5. YM, l'rl my almul ISU I50IllIllJ.v' SENIOR I29l 'hr I M M II I I n 3 fIIIIIQI3X ' I utmx W M I I R11 .sfrf-fd I REF CLASS ISIPVYIN PRESTIIN Hfjlll' oflrn laughlrr llmrx ll'hrn EII fwigglrs his l'lIf.f.H KI.-XRIE PI'RsLEY III a 4'o1IIlr11.ml form, juJ! lik: hrr :j11'1'fh. AIAE REILY Thix gal fwirh IVIKIIFIIIIDIIIIII i1I1z'11IIon.I ll'i!l IIl l'l'I' allvnd Old lllaids' Confven- linux. PRESTON REYNOLDS .IInoIln'r .Ilar in our football lIrafvrn. ANN AIARIE RICHBOURG Quin, rjififnf, sludious, and a tharming l'0!I1f1lU1I0l1.H FRANCES RoRERTsoN Thr hrauiy of hvr hands ix malthed only by the brauly of her prr.I'onalily. .IA M ES H ARVEY RYA N SENIOR VVAYNE Rooms lI'ilh Iall tall: and a ln! of fuilgr llr hofvrs .mmf ilay Io ln' a juflgff' Slow and waxy going lux! ilfprmlal1lr. Mmzm S.-XTTERXVHITE Grnr'rully knofwn as a dizzy lllflllilf, glml, oh, boy--ix .fha dizzy. IRARBARA SCQTT Barlmra': a girl who ran lhinlc lhz' joh through :Ind lhrn juz! hfr all in Ihr Irish, AIALIRICE josmin Su,xH,1xm' I llafvf' nfwrr .wuz lllazirin' Ihal hr 4LUII.fll'l grinning from rar to rar. XVOODROVV Sml'soN alla' ha: all Ihr mrrnarhs of a future professor. l30l Amex RUTH I,ifz'1' and lfarn, flir and fnrgrl il. PHl1,i,1P Si-x1.lsH Onr' :who has Ihr right in .v1u:fnl. INI.xRTn.x AGNES Sc,xxTl,1N Sfw1'rl and quirlg appr4'r'ial1'il lry hrr asso- z'ialrJ. AIYRTIE Sckoocslxs Shz' han Ihr talvnt, shi' hai Ihr poixr. Shr'll ln' an arlrrss fu-lm will jvlrase Ihr heyy. ISEATRIQE Al. SHOCKEY lIfr Qlllff dignity has qcnn our ailmiralinn anil rr.fpw1'I. H,-XRlJl.l? SMITH ,'lIany an Ihr girl.: fuslm Hwy llarolil for his llllllhll' vurly links. CLASS 'iii A I IsAnE1.1.E SMITH llf'hiIr hrr rhurm slrikrs Ihr sighl, llrr prrsonality 'wins thi' soul. XVu.M.x Sv.-HN .l laugh, a smilr, or a plmsaiil fiuoril your a long, lang sway. CHARLES ST,-xNmFER Ili, ll'ilnp! CH.-xRl,1fs STRIPLING Thr fwvrlrl .sl1'j5.v nsislr 1111.1 If-ts pass Ihr man fwho knofws fwlivrv hr is yoingf' RIITTIIE IXLUQ 'IQHEIJFORIJ Sparkling fyws and lips ruriufd for ltlllflll- IM, Pip alfways brings hrr me-hal shr yows aflrr. GA Nm.l.R 'THOMPSON IIN prrsonalily is slrikiny, Om' murh to our liking. SENICDR CLASS ROBERT SMITH l'z'r.s11lil1' in his jrarlj he has made' a yo. Blu, SPENCER If Ihrsr 1z'rrsi's sound kimla silly Sim! yang ron laints I Uncle Billy. . I.-XRY LO ' STEPHENS .lml musl I fvasr In laik! 'Tis fwrll-nigh impossihlr. B.xRR,xR,Lx SLTHERLAND ll'ln'i1 if romrs lo flrlmle Shi' surfly ilors l'dl4'.H IJRLRERT 'IQHOINIPSON llc has a musrlf in his right arm like Chrirlrs ,-lllns-from romhirig his hair. NI LT.-XNITA THORNTON 1-I maiden fwho is richly lilessrd, Wifh lots of friends and happiness. . lx. X. N1EI.BA TIPIIS SENIGR VIRGINII-X TIIIIRTQN lla-lv' you rfvrr .rrrn firginia Rad? JAMES Town Childrrn should br .Ifrn and na! hcanl. Bun NV.fIc,IsEIz ll'hilv up and doing lr'l'.s bn l'0llI'lilI-Q. MAX xVAI,TON Gir1s' ryrs follofw him. KSERALD xVASSERMAN GN, but hr dra-'ws Iwondrrful jridI1r1'.I.' IAJVISE VVEEKS The girl fwifh fha! prafhfs aml fffam 1'omp1r'xion. I: I32l Hlllrlha is juxl rrazy about rollcgf' nzrrzf' BII.I.v Uzzm, nl diligrnl, .vlrady fworhrrf' MAX XV,xI.LI2R Ju.c1 lihr a lilllr lamb, llr d0!'SllIf gifw' a html! NEI,I,ENE xV.'XLTfJN Cuff and fwilh an l'Xl'l'Hl'lIl lllilhi that .Ihr uw: for rfz'rr .rn many Ihings. ' PIIULINE NVATERS She hax l'lllqIlI'lIl'1' nf .fill'7l!'l' as fwrll as of 5j11'L'l'h. PIARI. XVEIR xl shark of ful hair, lzluf ryrxr, and a .flniling ffl'fh'lI'1f ' -'k' did l'llIIll'l'!l. I an 1111 my ofvrr a tan- CLASS HELEN NVHITLEY Shri: .v'w1'e'l and ffirmllv and 11111155111 - n T. ll. S. -will min hw. IDORIS NV11.1.1s Sfwr4'l and lufvablr, rzmw blur. To hw' fri1'11d.v .shr'.r al4u'uy: Hur. .IERRY VVl1.soN llf'hy Jon? you yirlx lmfvr mr alarm? QIRNE ELLEN WOLFE lf lurk :lays mcilh her, :hill Inf on .wine day. clk.-XCE EVELYN NVoon A U I'-ve hranl no um' kllflfklllfl Ihzx IVood. SENICDR ing. lojr I331 CLASS M.xRc:E XVu,1.1,xMs Tha mos! lIl'i5f0l'fllfif hlondf' in .fl'h00I.u C1.1F1foRn VVILSON One of thou' .mxapha11i.vlJ. NEL1. XV11.soN uBI'lf1'l' K'Il0Q,L'lI as 'I.ilIlf N1-ll.' IJORIS RI.-'XRIE VVoon Thr mildrst mannrrs lwiih Ihr brawsl mind. I. VV. VVL' NTCH 1. ll'. hfmmr .ruth an insiilufion around Ihr mmpux during thc last frfw year: that ifvy fvinrs -wfn' hcginning to rnlfwim' them- .vel-vr: in his hair. IfRf'KQw'Zq!1gyg'!f7c5TFW1f'5 -r'11w,..'1Yl.: 'KQ'IlfrwFIr-ff wry:-W'-wig--I-.. In-. Ilfvnvu- rv 'Ry --..,-,- Q-v.-,f,-.1,:?-,,,T ,W ,U ,BJ ,Z,,,,', L .. E :Y-jx,-LHK1 ', P JUNIOR MILIIREIJ AsHE CLYDE M. BELL OLETHA Box J. O. BURNETT ELIZABETH CALHOUN PASCHAL CAMPBELL FANNIE CHEEK CHARLES COONEY LOUISE BEASLEY RANDALL BOULTER MARY CATHERINE BROGAN LOUISE CAIN MAX, g JUNE CAMERON Wa ' ANN CARTER 1. he JQ NANNIE BERT CLARK CLQSS l?4l 'f - ., :L LoUIsE CREws DANNY DANIEL ' DoR1s DEWBERRY BOBBY EDWARDS RoYcE FERGUSON ODESSA FRIZZEL DAERL R. GANDY JEWELL GILLILAND L I ' I 0 , vf K ' fzflfgl V M54 1 7,650 - f j X ' 2 L f' Lat' . . . IUNIOR UQM' K yn-- l'q I 6214? A-Any: . I I: H PIL lg.:-lil. liil ,-f'?:- I k -1 . k R KATHLEEN CURTIS DOROTHY DENTON EDWIN DURRETT NORMA EPPERSON WALTER FORD VICTOR FRY LOUISE GARRISON CARROLL GRANT CLQSS f -r I ,mg spa -A F3 it Y. IJIXIE fl.-XYE HALL RI.-XRTH.-X JOE I'lAXVES RIARTHA IYINNE HENSLEE AORAH .IANILE Hxcxs IJEAN HL'llSOV 'IQOMMIE LOU JOHNSON CHARLOTTE KAY CLQSS an , n QNN' 1 Av N4 Q A fx AIAXINE HORN 0 P W f W ' A f A 4 , pf , A Jvl fy VH' . A A Q A W' J U N 1 O R A VW . ' ' Y' fv Y' Eng, A , K I . . my LHBSON GRAX' STANLEY HARRISON rj ff 'HQ4 QD' QTEORGE HAYSLIP N - w ga, s O S .IIMMIE RUTH HERRING IELAZEL Hoon LIARTHA SUE HONN'l,E LEMUEL IiUTCHINS LIARGARET JOHNSTON l36J sf ,A f E 353 .Y,'Qgwu,5 -, 1.,., 1 . fl? RJR? - V fg - My!-ri! 'W . W eq? 5 PATSY KITTRELL Jo ANN LEVVIS MARJORIE LONGACRE CARRYE jo RICLOEN HARRIET BIARTIN MARc1A RCIONEYSMITH BETTE NEVILLE CHARLES PERRYMAN JUNIOR 49,5 1 Q 8 E' fxfj A J' f ff SQ ryfx? I 371 CLQSS BILL LAWRENCE DOROTHY JANE LINDSAY .KATHRYN MCFADDEN TALMAGE MA1N EVELYN METCALE GERRY NELSON GYVENDOLYN PERDUE BETTY jo PETERS Qi ,- V 1' f 315.31 ' F f'?7- l'3?i'FP1f ' ' !!'BI,'Y'Y e RW? V35 ff? IIFBY' 'ff-'Q Y i 'P'f79 i2'- 1 3 ffTw'Hg , ' Q? vqjzf IUNIGR GLORIA PHARES MARTHA PHILIPS MARGIE LEE PRIMO VERA MAE RAINEY BLANCHE RICE NAOMI SUE ROBBINS ALBERT ROBSON JULIAN SAMUEL TOMMIE SMART CLQSS RUTHIE POPE DOROTHY RAINEY MARY HELEN RAY DOROTHY BELLE RIVIERE W. M. ROBERTS RAYMOND ROCKWELL K . P WALLACE SCOTT K I F I V I X 5 II U5 SI X I B' NNI V 3 R, Il if 1 ,-V ,V . MARY HELENA TAYLOR RUTH THOMAS IMOGENE THoMPsoN MARcAR1NE ToML1N EDITH TRIMBLE FRANCES TURNER MAR jo TURNER ALVIN TYLER JUNIOR ff w 5'f'2 'W' 'WE ' 'W Y , ,-1 4 NIILDRED TERRY CHARLOTTE RUTH MARCELLA T1PPs DERRELL TOOKE BILLY TUNNELL JAMES TURNER ALTON TYLER VICTORIA UN1s CLQSS IUNIOR .IUSIZPHINIC lH'cHl'Rcu 'l'1ux'1s XV.-XDE I':l.IZfXl3IZ'I'll XVIZST u l'.ufI,lNE VITASEK IXIARIE XVELLS BETTY XVl1,1mER I,l'cll,E XVlr,l,r.xA1s SAR.-xH LEE XVULDERT J2- AL ,r ,gr n fix ,, C L Q. AR'rm'R XVll,l.l.-XMS, jk. l'fl.msE XVIMEERIA' HELEN XVoon f40I ff .AV S + Q . DIXIE ALLEN BETTY JANE BAKER QJLIVER BRIDGES NVALDECIQ BURNETT EDGAR CAIIIPIIELL CARA JEANNE CI.OXN'ER xVlI.LIAM COOP IRIS DUNHAIXI FREDA FERGUSON JOICIE BELLE FIELDER SCDPHGMCDRE I m:,IgI W' , I . I I ,,,I . M K - I W IW I I W IQIEIQ S N A I M N II J, A RR Q ' ,E ' A Q V I I I W In W I. L KI w f4l1 In G' wx I I NYSE I I , I W IX I A IU M QIII W, IM X W W W X U Y VIRGINIA LEE ANDREWS NANCY' BRADLEY FRANCES BROWN MARGARET LOUISE BURT NELLIE CAIIIPRELL VVINIFRED COLLINS CAROLYN CREWS LORRAINE EVERETT FLOSSIE FIELDER LAURA ELIZABETH GEORGE BIARVANETTE GORDON 94 I V 'fnxfi-lf+4 --u4Q44i.Ig1'i f'1i'1'Ef'3.2-5 I- rI.I 1L,..-Ifuwlieg I- ,H-I-A-Aa--fa-.2 -r'1sI grpfiq.-r.1 -,qgpfv-,,n2,f,3I ,pZa.f.,,.g-.QAM , V4 I Ft SCDPHCMCDRE SUE JEAN HALL JOAN HILL GAYLGRII HUGHEY FRANCES KGRTAIAN ELAINE MAImox VIRGINIA IYIALLOY RUTH MARTIN LEONIDA NANTZ KIWEN PEAIIGDY VIRGINIA PINKERTON lf42l V' FAY HEAD LILLA RIAE HILL MARY ANN JACOBS BRANCH LIPSCOMB, JR. VVINIFRED MAIN KATHERINE M.ANNlNG BILLIE JEAN MINTER INA CLAIRE NEIL KATE PHILLIPS GEORGIA FAYE RAINEY GERALD RAMSEY CLASS ,, - L- I BILL RANCK GERALDINE RHEAY LILLIAN ScoTT CAROLYN SVVANN BILL TERRY TOMMY TURNER ELEANOR XVALLACE VERNA WARREN MARY HELEN WEST DORIS W1Lcox SOPI-IO CLASS T431 WANDA REECE OLIVIA RODGERS JIMMY S1Ms MARTHA Jo TAYLOR V FRANCES GEAN THoMPsoN HAROLD TYLER ALTA ELLEN WARD MODELLE WATTS MARY Lois WHITEMAN DOROTHY WILLIFORD BETTY Woon Zn , D35 j1, -, , A, fy. . Q: ' vfffipeirqgsriyb-f'?4k1,' 1- ' 3 .I-.Lf ., .WI .., sp-ly,ljQj,,-is fi rw - HONORABLE IVIENTION NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY MAY, I937 Morris Daniels, Joyce Lancaster, Mary Estes GrifIin, Ruby Frizzell, Maxine Anderson, Richard Greene, Conradita Sanchez, William Abbey, H. L. Green, Edna Freeman, Odell Myers, Adene Mc- Collum, Marjorie Dodd, Jack Ingram, Durwood McCain, Horlene Howse, Sara Bess Beard, Katherine Saleh, Leon Lukenbill, Billie Jo Renfro, Byron Kilpatrick, Sam Lee Huey, jr., Frances Ann Nicks, Gordon Campbell, Mollie Simons, Dorothy Bell, jon Beth Shelton, jean Wood. - JANUARY, I938 Gordon Siegel, Kathleen Fleck, jim May, Austin Turner, Jr., Johnnie Wills, Harold Sleeper, Mary Anna Sears, Harry Puckett, and Helen Hudnall. CAMP AUDUBON AWARDS, I937 pn-nnled by MR. AND Mas. T. E. SWANN BYRON KII,PATRICK THOMAS Snczs ROTARY YOUNG CITIZENS' AWARDS, l936-I937 HELEN HUDNALL LEON LUKENBILL HONOR STUDENTS Spring Term, I937 BYRON KxLPATR1cK . . Valedictorian JON BETH SHELTON . . Salutalorian Fell Term. I937-l938 HAROLD SLEBPER . . Valedirtorian IOHNNIE WxLLs . . . Salulatorian INTERSCHOLASTIC LEAGUE ACTIVITIES I937 LATIN TOURNAMENT In the East Texas District Meet at Wills Point, Mildred Ginsburg and Betty Doyle won first and second places in third term Latin, Ted Bachman and Lou Olive Pierce won first and second places in second year Latin, and Mozelle Mathis and Lamerne Layton won first and second places in third year Latin. In the essay contest Mozelle Mathis won first place in the District contest and second place in the State contest. SPEECH DIVISION The contestants in th'e declamation contest were Myrtie Scroggins and Morris Daniels, the latter winning second place in the district meet. Billy jo Renfro won second place in extemporaneous speak- ing in the District Meet and Lester Morris won third. COMMERCIAL DIVISION Morris Daniels, Franklin Bell, and William Dean were contestants in the typing division. Durwood McCain won first place in shorthand in the District Meet and in the Regional Meet. I441 lim Ci' 1 X, 3 , 5 I,-r Riffs? ?a f-3 -.-v X cabal Q v 'aw The 11937 foothall season was loolzed forward to with great interet. New coaches! lllr. lf. A. Hennig and Nlr. ,lake lfdwards eznne here from Sweet- water. lNIr. Roy llloore came to the High School from Hogg -Iunior High School. Tyler, 26: Jacksonville, 6 Our first combat was with jackson- ville. Although the Lions held the up- per hand throughout the game, they had to turn on all their power to chalk up a crushing victory over the Indians. Ver- hal Duke and lvl. Jones were standouts in offensive work. Preston Reynolds, John Perritt, and Gordon Siegel paced the linemen. Tyler, 6: Port Arthur, 26 A gallant band of Lions fought game- ly against the Port Arthur Yellow Jack- we 'e9GCo rf' 5 . Q9 QF QD 43 3? THE SEASCDN E461 ets here at Lion Stadium, hut a last half onrush by the hig down-staters was not to he denied. Tyler, bg Greenville, 0 Recovering a fumble in the first quar- ter, the Tyler Lions scored a touchdown a few seconds later that carried them to a 6-O victory over the Greenville Lions at Greenville. lr was the first win for Tyler ever recorded on Greenvillt-'s field. VV. RI. lvlumford did the ball carrying. while Gordon Siegel was outstanding at center. Tyler, 7: Kilgore, 6 One scintillating run and a perfect kick from placement for the extra point were the extent of the offensive damage done by the Lions, but that gave the boys in blue and white a 7-6 decision over the Kilgore Bulldogs in the opening District 0 tilt for both teams. The Lions did all the scoring during the first min- utes of the game. Tyler, 2Ig Athens, 0 Opening with an offensive that en- abled them to sweep down the field for three touchdowns in the first half, the Lions defeated the Hornets, 21-0, in a non-conference tilt. The Lions staged a brilliant brand of playing for the first half, but did not make such a good show- ing during the last half. Klumford was responsible for I4 of the points scored, while Gordon Siegel raced the linemen. Tyler, 26: Gladewater, 6 The Lions completely humbled the Gladewater Bears, 26-0, in a District O encounter. The victory enabled the Lions to keep their perfect conference rating and also sounded a warning to other teams with championship aspira- tions. The Lions used only their mini- mum strength throughout the game. Charles Cooney, Verbal Duke, and VV. RI. hlumford were outstanding in their performance. Tyler, I3g Texarkana, 0 Tyler remained in the undefeated Dis- s the Lions wair of intercepted passes into trict Q conference race a turned a 1 touchdowns to defeat the Texarkana Tigers, I3-0. Paced by VV. RI. Blum- ford and ,lack Powell, the Lions had the situation well in hand, keeping the Tigers in their own territory most of the game. Tyler, 7: Longview, 27 lfveryone went over to Longview for the annual Armistice game. A heavy turf made the playing exceedingly difii- cult. Behind one of the best blocking machines in the state, Dandy Dick Mil- ler and his teammates downed the Tyler Lions, 27-7. The result was a bitter dis- appointment for many, but everyone was loud in his praise for the doughty Lions. ,hr i -1 gl ei, Ron- one: Preston Reynolds, Benton Harris, Alfred Temple, Verbal Dulce, W. Nl. Nlumford, ,lack Powell, Gordon Siegel, Travis Wfade, ,loe Roberts, Melvin Jones. John Perritt. Row two: Douglas Carter, Rudolph Byrd, James Rodgers, Royce Ford. Russell Hawkins. Charles Cooney, Sruarr Hunt, james Rogers. ,lack Morris, Ray NlcDuffey, W'allaee Scort, Mr. Hennlg. Rum' liver: Darwin Evererr, Earl Jones, Vfalton Roberts. Travis Owen, Robert Crockett, Howard Greer, Preston Gilli- land, C. Harris, Durwnnd Mumford, Elbert Barron, Fred Collins, Clarence lVlcNlinn, Charles Nrblaclc. Remember Longview . lVe all remember that Longview game! The student body, supported by a crowd of other rabid football fans, made the trip to Longview in order to boost the boys on, and were welcomed by the Longview group with a great show of enthusiasm and friendly bantering. lfveryone was expecting a jam-up game, and was far from being disappointed. Those boys of ours fought! There has seldom been a more spectaeular game played than the melee staged at Longview Armistice Day. The turf was soggy and muddy, but despite this handicap the boys turned in an exceptionally line performance. Behind a perfectly clicking line, Dandy Dick hliller led his Lohoes over the Lion goal three times in the first half. After the half, the 'liyler Lions settled down to hard, stubborn football and held the Loboes back, although the Loboes did score once again during the third quarter, but only after hard, strenuous battering at the stolid Lions. During the latter quar- ter of the game, the Lions scored a touchdown. The game ended with the Lions at the small end of the score, 27-7. XV. ill. Klumford and Gordon Siegel teamed up and turned in a commendable performance. lfvery man on the team played a clean, hard game, and was due more than a little praise. Perhaps everyone didn't get what he wanted, but we beamed with pride at the manner in which the Lions played, and if in the coming season, Lion meets Lobo on the gridiron, it's bound to be a different tale. i481 ,rl '-.:i .fT2 lg !1rl2 'f'4'sf- -w mfgl'g'. W- '- -Q .1 B Squod Football Team There hasn't been much fuss and ruckus over the B Squad Team, but every- one will have to admit that those young Lions played an excellent brand of football throughout the season, having been bested by only one team, Sand Flat. Under the watchful eye of Coach Roy Moore, the boys worked hard and brushed themselves up for the season and then started roaring. They romped over Browns- boro, Trinidad, Van, Lindale, and Kilgore. Then the Lions ran up against their first defeat for the season. Sand Flat stopped them with the score 6-0. All the boys played fair, hard football and are due not a little praise for their performance. We're looking for some of these boys to be showing their wares on the regular squad this fall. Outstanding in their play for the season were Walton Roberts, Doyle Stegall, Lloyd Brooks, Floyd Brooks, and Elton Whisenhunt. Footlooll Schedule, l938 Sept Sept Sept Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov 1 Q 16-jacksonville 23-PalCStil1C . . 30-Athens . . 7-Kilgore . . 2 I-Gladewater 28-Texarkana II-LOIlgVlCW . 24-Marshall . I491 . . Here . . There Here CCD Here QCD There CCD Here CCD Here CCD There qcp 1'-'Ninn Q-'Q Z 'fl , 1 5 if M s . X ' fr' . it A - .2 MVR me f J' ' V Q , ' , ' J +' -. , 'L w ln ' I gh 4 G ' . , I Q- Ik' .W W , - ,Mya Y QQU J.: Ei. :EL l .7. 4 , N X75 ,1 g5fWw.. Basketball The basketball season opened here at Tyler High with the usual group of clamoring aspirants, all eager to show their ability under the watchful eyes of Coach Ed Hennig. There was only one letter man, Stuart Hunt, back from last year's squad, and he was chosen as the captain of the team. After working hard and fast during the practice session, the quintet moved into action against the Noonday group. They won over Noonday but lost the following game with Kilgore at Kilgore. They met the same fate with the Mineola group. After losing the game with Marshall, a win was chalked up for the Lions over the Noonday hoys. This was repeated in their encounter with Mineola. After losing a game with Kilgore, the Tyler group went to the tournament at Kilgore. They won over Kilgore, but lost the fol- lowing fracas with Gilmer. This latter game put the Lions out of the running. -an Q7 Run' one: Nlurphy Frederick. T. Mclflvany. Stuart Hunt, Clarence McMinn, Durwood Mumford, james Rodgers. Row two: Alfred Temple, Raymond Burt, Wlnlron Roberts. Doyle Stegall, Harlin MclVlinn, Wfarrcn Howard, Jimmy Waltorl. Row lhrrr: Billy Adams, Earl Lawver, liarl Dean, Elton Whisenhunt. Although the Lions did not turn in a brilliant performance, they did play a very creditable game of ball throughout the season. Every member of the team put that old Tyler High spirit into all his playing and did his best. We couldn't ask more of them. Knowing all this, we can be as proud of them as though they had gone to the highest brackets in the playoff. The boys who won their T's for 1938 were Stuart Hunt fcaptainl, Ray- mond Burt, Clarence McMinn, T. McElvaney, Murphy Frederick, Dur- wood Mumford, Jimmie Walton, and Alfred Temple fmanagerj. These boys deserve a great deal of praise for their work in the cage, and we are proud of them. We're all looking for a great team next year, as we will have a larger group of letter men to return for service, and we know they will do great things in their particular field. E931 TRACK The 1937 Tyler High School track team was composed of prac- tically inexperienced boys. They all worked hard for the gruelling grind facing them at the District Meet, and during the Meet, turned in a very worthy record, although they did not take away the hon- ors. Guy McNallie and Jack Morris were the only two entries to gain a position in the finals, Guy having placed third in the high jump, while Morris placed in the broad jump. Those raking part in the District Meet were Jack Ingram, Guy McNallie, Robert Graham, Max Waller, L. E. Adair, Robert Smith, Billy Matt Edwards, Joseph Jackson, Jack Morris, and Leslie Jeter. Looking over the group of aspirants for 1938, I see that the coach has fine material to work with and will surely put a winning group of boys on the cinder path. TENNIS The Tyler High tennis team has been doing things up in style. Billy Owens, the number 1 man of the team, is boys' champion of East Texas and of both tournaments of the Tyler Tennis Club. N. L. Webster and Grady Faulk are the top doubles team of Tyler High. They hold the Tyler Center Doubles Championship and with Owens went to Culver, Indiana, to enter the National Junior and Boys' Cham- pionship matches. The tennis team is composed of Billy Owens, N. L. Webster, Billy Reily, Leon Raper, and Grady Faulk. These boys are doing splendid work and we're looking toward them for a great team. IQ541 ,il N lf 1 . L.. .gr - ,NWI V - MLQ. . ,, MR. SLACK'S HOME ROOM 1111! 1.-11: -lu.11111.1 ll.111.1l1.111, U:11l1.11.1 Nl111pl1x'. XY':11ui:1 Nloxvu. 1111111 Clow, Imxxx Iixni 1111x1111-11I. Alun- -111111111 11.111111-NHL-111, N1-:luv KIA-111. XYMQ1-Iuuw S1111pm11, I'lv11.1 l':1lwr. Nq11g.111-1 Hmwn. 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Cflnmuw Sparky l .nu lfxm-nun. Manu Pum. ll. ll. Martin. Af'..m.l 1.-u: Bxllv llolwxsun. liarlwr Mm- lVIfCmry, .lulmny Gm-ddiu, Null Fmmf-5 Hnfks, Vlqmmnn' Imam- lim-wh. H--ln-n Lulu, Duns lxvxxxrlml. Dnmrhv lVllHnncy. ,lulm Cardwvll, Nlvllvm' Uwgmv, Ruth Hnful Rom-mt:-nn. Kaxv I 'ulllpy lNl.mc 'l:udll. lun llnulctl, Mrs? ,l. R. Wjnllu-wlfz, ,lnnws Tnylnr, Guy lX1QQvv. , Th nlw, ml mu: Cn-nu Auuxn. ltlmn Xlkluwulmm. lnmv lxnxglxr, Rm' XX scan-v. Cn-mid lowlvs. lnlnyctrv Vu-lwlw. lfuaxuuu-N .Lmv lull. Gunn- Km-. Pnulmc Aluxandvr. Ruth Miller, Rm' York, Allen Nuks, lN'lmn:m Huh. lm' llvnn llallvs. I'-vuvlh mu: lilllv .lmk liumkh, xlnxnvm 'I'lmm:xs, Xvllvv llmmla, Mmjoviv Nlalklxu. Mvlllv lNl1llvx.'l3vunn- Anlmns. cz Yank. FII Nu lml llv run: f'lx.ul4's l'l1m'c, F0111-st llnuon, llulwlt fllofkvll. Harry Youll. Tous-ll Kirk, lfllu-xr w'llitv:-ldv. Rnlwu sun, S. G. lfrnnkx, llolwlww Fllnt. MRS. WARD'S HOME ROOM I'uxl vnu: lVl.ujux1-- lmugnnn-. PL-ml Roth. Knrlu-rlnc Nlnnning vim' pwsulm-l1r. ,lxmmv Shaw pu-snlrnt. lux l7unlmm. lwlldlul Gllnlmlg. Funk lflnfkwrll :-rin-law, Fan' H1-nal, Alla lfllvn WH:-l. lfxnlxcva Gun' Tlmlupmn. .Mumnl vnu: Mu. Whul, Ruth XVhm-lry, Franfvs Pullin, Flnmw:-s Kurtmnn. Rnsv Hmmm-urr. Hmm-v Allalm. lxu nmv. glnlm-5 C'l.uLwtou, Yvsrnl Allvn, ,lov Clawfuul. llvmf mn: llmmlu l,lpsfoml1, lN'laljnru' Lnngacw, ,lolm Spmlcs. Vivian lvllllrr. Cfulrls Txvvvrlmn. lxvmilv mn: Huln-It lxlvadnwh, 'lllxuxmou Hnllwc, Clnudm' Crmk-rr, XV. Z, XY'nll1s. Dall- liyld, -4549 N.. m.r Qu MISS ESTES HOME ROOM 1 HH ll lk 'HU YH TIWQ Oll' 'I Nl' ll YKI1 lnl HITIYIIPIS Nlkll I lI'X , UIHS4' 5 J K ' . 11 1 1 1 111,11sn11 11 1 p1u.11i111r Vugxma A 111 1 I CVXK AIX ll Olkl 'lf 'lf llll UK Clif, K rfk nfl! I ll' V 'l',1 INS 11 lx 1, S H1 I 1111 ll Run K 1111pl11-ll Ion W1-Ich Mary me C1l1dm-1 ohn Nhisrw rn 1 1 1 1v1 11111 1w nr1c 1 -111 1111 i1sr111g. mlm ,.1 -111 . 11111111 Rm l 111 MISS BLADES HOME ROOM 'A11 : .' 111' '.1- . f1w111 . ', '1' fl. ', I T1- ', X 1g1111a 'm1111n- s-111-tnlv. -n 111111 1111-x111-111. 1111111 ' - ' - . . 111- ,' 11111111111. 111111'11-1 fu 111.', 1m-5 Camp 1- . . '1 : M :111'., 11 . 1 ral rn. 111 1'li1 , 0111 ' nr . 111 1 H fox, , :1111-1.1 7n11 ' 1-1 -, 1 1' 111 . - 1- 111111-1. Hn1'111 1-11, Han H' adm- 11-v, ,m1n1111- 2'-1' . 1 111 5 -111- 11 . Nlzu 'n11-1 1 , 1-nniv .1111111- Q111111-. -111 1- 1:1 11 1-, 111-1 111 ga, ' '1.1' 1 v11-111. .1 . f. n1111.1r. M1111 IN 111115. 1 : ' -1. .una - ', f . v . 'I H1'11 1', It 111 71-avvl . . ' 1 C 1. A 1. . 2 JK. L' AA ad 41. Qs- Qq qo- STUDENT COUNCIL lwrwl mu: fNI.nlIx.1 Ixunv Hvlnlrv. IVIJIV Itmlc I3uf'I'1v, INIIIIUH Ilnvls puwuivllt. f'nuuxv IJ.1l.- l,Iwrk wflvtnlv. Bill Spun--I Im- pnvxldrnr, Humrln' Iicllv Iln-ww, Inum- Snmims, Vngmm I'nnIn'xum. .NTU-rI.l wn: INI.nmln- :MI.uns. l5nrurIn' IVIm1v Illviwv, Vfnlton Iiulwlws, Han-ld Slcn-per, Nlullv Hm'x'. Alum Tyl,-1, Iolm Ilpxmlv, Hu.-I H-unI. .Inn Iiutlmd, Nlrs. Owrns. l'lwr.l mu: Alnlmu 5.1mm-I, Gwvndulvn P1-nlvmfv. ,Imk Dunn. I,-xlw W':m-rlnmi, Karlu-:uw IVIaun1ng. Guxdnn Su-gvl. II-nn Kip.-I. lwmvlf- vnu: IIIIN-uni INIumImd, flmxlm Nxlvlnfk. IMI' liulv, Inulm Ilvrd, ,In-un Pxnkvvrnn, C'I1.uIm-5 Stuplmg, XY. M. Mulnt-mi, I--mm-I Hutrluus. HIGH IDEALS CLUB l'm1 mn: -lu.mnt.1 CI.m.1Iu.m, INImv If.uIv Duiho. Louiw Gnnison, Ifvrlrn IVII-w:III'. Cfnvmf ,Io Mrhwn. lnmgvm- llmmp-un, K,uIxI--vu Iflnk, HI-lrn Hudnnll, Fannin' Cflu-uk. Dams Leo Ankvv, Ifhvalwlh Cfnllmnn. Sarah Ifvn-Iyn Irv, IuwpIullu- lIpIImnI1. .YI'..m.l mu- INI.urIu.n Ixmu- H--ml.-I-. I,:unvun- I.nvmn. Hopv Ifllns, Marv jam- Harm-II, Dunn Gu-cl. ,Innc Ifllvn XY'nIIv, XX'.mII.x IXIm1-1, fXI.ug.u1-r I'I-uiur, I,n-'nllr XVnIlmms. Iiomdw De-num, Fnw- Huuun, Marv Ifdwmda, Nlmgnwr lnlvlw, I'Iur Im- Han-I. Ix.lIu-llc Svmtlx, Mangan-I Lloyd, l.xIImn Thnumx, Anna Ifllznbmlm III-ard. Mus Glxffin, I.-us Wllvml, II.uImr.x Iiulm. Ilvml mn: XYllm.1 Spam, I5.uIw.un Sum, Mary Gran' He-nth, Krarhlre-n Cfums, Vxcmxin Urns, IVlnrjul1r Iinxlrv. Ru-.v HI-mh-xwn, .fXnn.1IwlI1 HJIN. .-XIII-Ilv Nvvlvy. lwmvrl- mu: Ixxwgmw I'v.nxwn, YI-uixnr Owen, B1-ny Bowl:-n, Maw Hn-lvn Rav. Xvxlum- Plumnn, lflnm' IVILI'ImiI, IMI.-mln l'.ulvI-mx. lwfll- mu- IXI.uv Inn Su-plwm, Dmmlw Il.-Ilv Ruvww, Tummy -In-an lfnuk, Bnlvlm- Ifdwnnls. Vxvgmnm Knv, Many In All:-n, Run- IXI.ux iluls-I-rt, I1lI.1 Mm' HIII, I,vVclnv Iilw. Anil- mu: Hmmm-r Nlmrm, INInrur Tupplr. Fmmvr. Ilolwutmn, Inu Ohm- IH:-lcv. 1 w.. .Q -:Q , LATIN DEPARTMENT Inv-I ww: I u.lmI-x Km-xuu.m. l'xurIu.u :Mm IHHII4. W'll1xIu-II INIIHH, Ifmlnnw fum-. Imam..-X Ibm Ilwwp.-Iv III II I 1.11114-un. -I-N-plum IIp1Iuu.Ix. Mmrlm In I I.m1-N. INIUN-Ilv fXI.uIm. lux Ilunmm, IS,-xu XX'-,Im Muvml vnu: IXIINN IIuu1lu'. IIn'IH XKIIHHIIU1. IXI.n1-Hn CIIJ-uv. IVIJIX Illw fII.uIluw. Iirux lH.wI-- Iwi-I1 1 XII: I I .ul XXIII . rXmIln-vx Iwixnn. ,IuIl.l Ifnr funk. INI.nrIx.l Smut. Iflrqmvx Uvnnx. I.un.1 QI--mp-. I.-,un I'vx-v, I 4 .I Ii.u.II xv II I Mul mu: lhu-vrIn Iiaulu-x'. IXIJHV .-Xlnv I'IIwm. IKI1IxIluI Gxlulfuvg. I'I.uuIII I'.xIm.-1. I-IIm.u.1 in-I.IN!m I V: I :mn I.-mw II.1II. Inu II,um-rr. SuuxImw Ihukn- lnmllv wu: II:-:mv Ifalum-x, 'I4Imm.u IXIN-xx. IZUIM-ll tulwvll. Whlmn IluIu-xlw. IIIIII I3mI,g1-vx Yrx,gslu.v XNIIMII xx Yuglnx.u KJV. IIvlnn4- .'MI:uus. lvllf- 1.-nw Im- Vmw-Ikmi. Ilulw-xr XY'--IIII. IIx.uI1w Ifu-I.uwn, Ch-IAIII Ii.uuwx. FRENCH CLUB Inu! mu: I x.Ilx-nw I'11IIlxl. IIMH Ann XYUINI. Yugxnm .-Xxnlu-wx. INI.uw XY1IIx.uuvmn. Iwmw lvm q.rrr.u1x Ix In fKI.'r.,xII pn-NxIIvlIl. IXI.nlIu Sm- IHInwIn-. ImxIr W'lIIx.1nu, S.lx.xIx I1-v XVUIIII-lr. FxI.mII,1 I'InI11w. XIIVUI Ilmrx M-..vn.l mu: I.mu-1m- I.n-mn. Ii.-rl' Suddurlx. Dunn Gu-vu. Sum.: I7,unNL1-1. Imux I-wmrI:.1I. I ulwf 'XIII 'Inn ,I4,.m UML. IKI.u,g.u.-1 S.uIvI1. Vugnxnn Ih1tI1 .-XII--n. Hunt.: CI--uv XYIIIII- fNI.mlI.z Ixmn- II III.-v -Xin I Im XYIIIII. Ihlulxl INIII .ll4IvII, In-nu Iinlu-1. II1.mIIx I,lpwulnI', lfwvll mu- INI.nx :XIIII-n Immg. Ann 51.1110 Ill-'IlImn1rp. Imugvxn- Ilmmlmm. Ix,1rIvIw-xv Imu--. 'XII-.I-.I Iyyy Ixwr I'IvvII11v-W. NIUII-II4' INIMIIH, .'MIl.xI1 I Il4Iu. IXIISX IIlx.1lIx'. IN,-fl' mu' IIrIIs Uuvln. Kvl1lu'rI1 Ikmu. xXlIIu11' W'lIIl:uns x1wVyuxIIu'l1t. XY'1II1.mv I7v.m, XXII-x If-MMIII II In 1 I?lIlIv XY-N-II. Ilmurlux' IIUIIA' Illvxvlv. G4-xxx' NI-lwn. Iivtly -In Irlvu. INI.nx I mxn.x Hui-N. -1 I as-.1 N ' S4 H1-Y CLUB In-I mu: 1'11111111111 1'11'n11111, 1N11-11-111 i'1:111'1'11111. 111111' 1511-1.11-1, C1111111111 S11'g1'1. YV. 51, 1N111111f11111. 1-11111111 S11-1111+-1 111-11111, ,11111 1N1.11' p11's1111'11t, 5111111' 1 11'1', 1111111 K. 13:1v1s, 1111-11 11,1111111nl1. C111'11 111111 1 .1111-1111 11111-: 11151111 111111-111111, 1. '11, H111111111, VV111111111 Cm, R11111111 S1111111, ,IA1111-1 R1.111. 41111111 Sn11111-11, A11-1 R11111. '.1111-1 1511111, 511111111 111111, XY1111' R1ms111, K1-11111-111 Rnsm. 1511. 11nc11111A11. 1l.11'111111111 1711511-1. llvlnl 11111: :X11x1111 1'111111'1, 111111' 11111'1, 1f11w.1111 1N11'K1'11'1', 1'11111111111 15.11411-. f111.1111-5 511111111115 11-111111-1 1'1111111111s. 111111111 11111: 11111111 1N1.11'11, R, ff 1111w111.111, ,1n1111'm 111111111, C311 141111111111 v11'1-1111-11111-111, N11-11'111 110112, 11.11 1..-...1-111, 1.1.1 H.....1. DRAMATIC CLUB l'111l 11111: 1111111- 5111- 1..1m111111. Y11g1111a 1X11C1.1111. 1.:1111.1 1111111111: 1111n 111'111' 1N111N11111111'. 1N1.11111.1 1'111111w, 51.11.111 11'1' XY111111-11, 1N1.11111.1 S111- 11111111f, 5.11.1 1511-11'11 11-11, -1ns1-p11111v Up1111111'11 1111u1111'111. Y111g111111 1'111111.111, .Y1'111111I 11111: ik1111111.1 .-X1111 1'111L. 1N1.11111n 511111. 1f11'n11111' XY.111:111-, 1f.1111111- 1X1111111'11w1'. 511111 ,1.1111- 01.111111-1'. W'1111111'11 1N1.1111, 1511-11.1 1-'1-11g11w11, 111-111' XYUII11. 5111151111111 '1'1111k1-. H111'1111 XY11111', 1'.11w1' K11111111, 1111- R1151- H.111k1-151111. 'l'l-1r.l 11111: 51.111 .-X1111- 151111111. 1N1.111o11 C11.1f.111. -11'.111 1'111'1-, lf.11n 11-J11111' f1111w1-1, 151.11111-5 11111w11. 111111111' '11-.111 XX'.1111'11. 51111111-11 1'.1l1111-1, S1111 1-511-1, 1 '11111ll1 11-11: 1N1.111' 11111 S11-11111-111, 13111111111 111-11r 1i1v11'11', 11111111 15111-11 XY11111-. :X11111111-111 11.111, N.11111' 111.11111'1, .11111.1 1.1111 K'1111L, 1N1.11111.1 :X1111 1111111.11111 1111111111 1111-111. 1111.1 1N1.11- H111. 1111111111 511.11111 T 4: gba 1 gr.- Y-ixiii. T 'I LIBRARY CLUB Inn mu: H4'llX ,lu1'NIxK.H'. Ann Mnllv Rnlxlwnxug wuvtnlv. Uumrlxx lh-.mivn pw..-min-xml, Imam---N Ihulw-annum xx. 1:-wuivlvl, TNLIIV rxnlm Sunny X4..-ml mn: I9.1llm1.1 Snort. Umm W'1ll1a, Vllplnln f'1'.u'u'. lsnlwllv Smlxlw, Klux lxulv muffin-, f v,1ln-w Llmvuxpwmu .uguvr Sumh. 51.1141-ll.: lxpps. Ibm! rnn: Nlnw lurm- R.w. lVl.ug4- XY'1ll1.um. IS.-muv R.w illu-ll. LOS TEJANOS Ilvn mn: Man fN1.ug.uvr Hulxlnmg. H:-lon Hmmm. lluwnmuv Nu-I mm-V11-mil-uxx. fmxm--N llwfw-wwf: N.-.ux,ux fum- Cum-mn pn-xulvvu, Ilmmlux' ,l.uu- Llmixm. lixlln- ,ln-.In Nhlnm. Nlnu' Annu' -lmulu Sr.4m.l mu' .'XnM1v Sllnnmlu. Dcwnnvlhxf- Nlnv Rapvl, TN'l.ullwtIx Dutton, Nlalx .-MJ:-xl lwsxng. .-Num Nhln- Rnlulwurg ,uw Nu-vxtuxl. la- Yvlln- l'Iw. Duluxlu' Nl-ll fluxnxlvv. N.-ll Vfllwvlx, K.ulux'n fXLmf'.uHn-11, Vlnxalum Cl.m,ul1.m llwnl mu: liillx NIA!! liniwnuia. Ul.n'c- Ifvvlvxu Xvuud, lwiwxn l7ulu'lt. Inuln .Luv :Mi.1ln, lmm H.wtlx-nxxv. X'-um .w Kvllx. lJnxm.n I4-ulsv Spnvvx. Vlnlnp XYUH. Mu, lNLlrllu-wa, Y 1 5 1 . --! . 9 rim '- .4N-,V- 4 - .. ' .r I . ALCALDE COUNCIL Inv! mu' Glxmiun UlIwux1, IIIII ,In-uv. I5r.nuI1 Inpaumxb, Nlmgxllvl III-uinxv. KIAN .-Xnn In-IIN. Xngxnm INIAII I Inm- ldun 1-um. I1Iu.uIu-:lx IIN-II. IIr.uI1.u.1 Suwrl, NIJIIIVII I5vlnpwv. ,Mwmnl mu. Iflnmln-III I5.umw, Ifxtln-I IfIImt!. LII,uI-w I'n-Hyman. I,m1.x KI.-mg.-, C .xmlxn I Nuns' Ii..uII--sg XY1nxIlmI INIAIH, IVImlIm Suv Howl.-, I3mmIn' I5vIIv Rwn-u', Sm.: C'I.uL, llvml mu: I'InI1p XVUIII-. Innws. Iflmum, jun Max. Anxmlwrlx HAIN. Man Annu S.-.ux IN'I.n- Tw. Nlnxv ff.uIu-unv Iimgan. lifzull- mu: AXIIIIAII 'I'vmpIn-, XV.wIu-1 I-MII, KI-nm-III Ihmo, IXI4mxI- Inppnr. Inu:-v XYIu-Im--n.un TYLER HIGH SCHOOL BAND In-1 mu- lim-Im: ,I If, XVIII, In-mvmur Ilmu- FI-vgmon, Umm Major IX'I.u,guI-Im' If.-,gn-..-n. Iwuu-n.mr Xl rn I-xx IM-Iwlw' I--.m Wfllu-lx. , . . . . ,X,-.mul mu, Iiulw,-lg Lulwq-II. I'uIlx Ilmhgvlx. N.-:nun Iurlwl, Ivu--II Ixnk, Ilu-:I Cmluix Ingl--, ISIIIv Ihm-Im, IIIIII Own-nh. Ia, II IH-wrll. jv, , . . , . , ll-ml mu' IK1.ug.u--1 IN-v-Im-. Iimm- lm- 5.umImx, IM-uv ,In I'-'n-IN. I-lm-xr Im-wuxm, Ilulxp XXUIII-, NIMH- Imax K.I1IIuuI .'XIxIl1'xIp,n' fwvmff- 1.-u 1Ix.uIv I .uxIIL, ,Iuhn I'.lu', CNIIIIUIII XVIIN-ull, I.IIIIn- XY'.1xwl1vx.n1, ,II-lux 'InmII--. XYIIIx.mx IlnI'u I1 Yuglum .'XlnIu'xxx, Iiunv INIM-I, fNI.11x I'IvIvu NYM! f'1lIIv mn. vIuIm K Ihvu, Rn-gxlla X'fIxxrlxlxgrnxl, :XIIIIV I'IIx.un. N I XY:-IH-tvl. KII.uI-w I'vuxm.m NMII Nunn-I. Inn ISIHII-NI, ,Iuxmmv lun ,I-ulxlu-nl. IVI.lI.uIm Imnrx, ,M-llw wuz IIIII II.-.I-Inwm. IIIIIV 'I-w Hum.-I, Kumi-ml Ifunin, I5lIw-It XY'Iuu-xu.I-- I.Iu,1n-I NI-IM-Ix'-I Ulu-rII.I I4 x 1I,.,...... xN'..gI.I .fly 4 1 u-vm, ,IuIl.l Ixuv CQ-wL Xum Mn- Iwllx. IT-III . Iwn.u.I 1I,nL. Iwim ni B2 MATH CLUB Fm! mn: Margaret Pi-:din-, Nlarv lillrn Gvddw, june Camvron, Hazel Dickitismi, Helm-n Smith, Howard Greer, Hainld Sli-i-per ptesidvnt, Doris Lev At-ki-r srrtvtaiy, Charles Stripling vn't-pri-sidi-nt, Helen Hudnall, Juanita Llanalian, lfvclyn Nlutcalf, Dorothy Bs-arden. Svimlnl mn: Latnertw Layton, lf. P. Richards, Gwi-ndolyn Perdue, Laura jayt- Adams, Ruth Burkett, lwarjone Adams, Lucille Vi'illiains, Nvallvr Ford, Nlilton Davis, lfarl XVi-ir, Muzi-Ile Mathis, Lillian Thomas, Billy Bouchi-r, ,lim Buthnd, Hi-rt Vfise. Third mu: Miss Bralnblctt, Ann Marie Rifhlaourg, Mary Arden Ewing, Louise Crews, llarbara Scott, Mary' Anne Rluck, Imngene Pearson, Wfilliam Ui-an, Donald Saleh, Virginia Ruth Morris, lflizalweth Hood, R, L, Mayne, Martha jo Hawes, Nliss Pvteis, lfnurlh mn: Naomi Sue Robbins, Xvuodruw Simpson, Harrvll Xvansley, Glyndon Gibson, Mary Helen Ray, Kenneth Rasco, Franccs Rohn-rtsnti, Li-muvl Hutfliins. lfiflh mn: Carl Robbins, James Turner, Melvin Gertz, Austin Turner, Fully Uzzel, Mattie Tippit, Jack Harris. ALCALDE STAFF Ronlalu' SMITH Sports' XV,xNlu AIUYIQR 'I'-vpixt Cl,AxR.x l3lsl,l.1z QIINN Typist Miss RI.-KLAIJ PETERS Igll.Vi7Il'.YX Sfwnzxm' INIozla1,I,l2 AIATHIS Urgmzizrxliom' Row ONE lik-xRluR,x ML'Rlf11x' Typist AIILTON IXXYIS ljlliillllfl' fllzllnlgrr HIQLIQN SA11111 Editor Row Two R. C. Bowx1,xN Snaps I,.xx1ERNE I..xYToN ll.YA'i.YNlllf ffrlifor U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U 3 3 3 U AA Al SARA I':YIiI,YN I,1s12 Crzlrmlrzr li umm' f,lIER'l'Z .4lx,vi.vf11111 lf11.vir1z'.vs J IIUIIIQVV Mlss AIARY C.xx11'nlzl,l. Iflhfflfilll Sfwrzsor li.-XRI. XVIZIR Snaps' Blu. Svnxclin 1 c'rlllll'4'.V figs il. SOPHOM xg L Qrfffz lgff ORE FA VORITE ,Q . A - f . 1 . , ff v 4 lzl'WO0J sf :WWW SOPHOMORE FA VQPIYE 1 Ldov gm YPNOYXXTE JUNXO Vx Y 6WLYlL wwoa vm owe 6 GMGAQ Cpewls milkon Y N1 Oizxw M Cvwoo my MPN C1 Yq LLGY ggfq ug Wxloxaxw Une R500 My 0 11 5292 , MNUAP? G fd IZQJ ADUA TE FA VORXTE 951,412 JA NUA fi' Y I 536961 A TE FA VORXTE Q Jeannie Ekeek I . if-1-M School ww-M M .QW .-:Q :fi 1:-5 x 5 1 'Q . - X15 ,E 'H-, x X W iv W , , :lk . m y Favorites cglliffozz gems Y .11 Now smile for the birdie . . . Lct's concentrate! . . They're cainoufiaging as time Supreme Court , . . ln 1 deep and pensive mood . . . Is it ri funny pnpcr, Harry . . . Mozelie swings a paint iwrusli . . . Vlfiiicli teacher? . . The thinkers? . . . He acts like Einstein and I F . ' ' ooks ik mnknnst ' ' l C 1.ll'l. Supreme Court . . . lc Another wornfs eye view of that illustrious We thought they were supposed to work . . . You,d thin that Maurice was a hig apple dancer to look at that shiner . . . Look at those profiles! . . . Don,t lwite the hand that feeds you . . . And right in class, tool . . . Sugah pie, you're too lwig a girlie to suck your linger . . . This rare species was imported from Africa . . . And this is where Sherman marched to the sea. S6110 ,. vc- . ,wax -A-fn' rf r . . ' ' A' fit in - - vim- ' M, - , .u,,,,,...C B S' 1 1 WNY af' r A PT .N I,u Planning on a jail break? . . . Aw shuclcs! . . Three steps of evolution . . . 'Snow use . . . Fugitives from what? . . . Ahoy, there! . . . Have you heard the one ahout the ---? . . . Soup's onl . . . A hircl's eye view of 3 WOYITI. b ut this picture is that he is h riod9 . . . The thing so unusual a o carrying her hooks . . . Wonder which lunc pe . Hi, stranger . . . Has Hank been cleaning something? fMaybc it could have heen her gossip columnj . . . The 1a'or . . Could it be Santa Claus? . . . A-hem! Two squares join angles. smiling n j . ...HeeHaw!... X' ,ff . 5.-Q s s 4 5 NK 1 I ' 4 I , J 'G-' I I Ill 2' x J ,av- Nice lvaclcgroundl . . . Rolling on the green . . . They're coming in this clirectionl fWritten on the campusj . , . Aw gwan, you Casanova . . . Kittrell and time mob . . . Direct proof of Darwin's theory . . . Dat's all right- tl1ey're just cuttin, up! . . . Time to go A There's n ' ' ' in now! . . otlnng original in this. , J e CHLENDHR SEPTEMBER Can you imagine! School has opened and are there groans-but we're glad. Football season opens with a bang by our defeating j'ville. Already a holiday for the Fair. You know, school's all right. It makes one enjoy holi- days all the more. Our dream is to beat Port Arthur, but this isn't the time, for our visitors take away the big end of the score. OCTOBER The Rose Festival is here again and a time of excitement for everyone: roses, football, coronation, etc. You know-fun! We are appeased in our football by a start- ling victory over Kilgore. Bobol the Miracle Man who changes noth- ing into everything comes to visit us. lOught to do something with some people's mindslj Nothing can stop us now, we hope. Glade- water takes a beating from our boys. I do believe we have a chance this year. We beat Texarkana today. NOVEMBER Hutchins de boid man ascends our door- step and we are all eating birdseed. Someone came to our school today that we really can brag about. Gypsy Smith was here, and it really gave us a thrill to have such an honored man talk to us. Bang! That's just our chance of cham- pionship in football collapsing. Longview has one against us again by a 27-7 victory over us. May I add here that the Blue Brigade is at its best this year and has turned all eyes to Tyler, even though we have been left behind in the race. Long live 'eml P. S.-We got a holiday today, by the way. It's Thanksgiving, and, believe me, we are thankful for this peaceful nation. We also play Marshall just for fun, and we beat. You can't keep a good team down. Once down is enough--don't you think? DECEMBER Nothing happened today except all the stu- dents are forgetting good times and are really studying. i831 Out for the holidays-and we can say we are strictly ready for them. It snowed one day, so it is the perfect white fa little brownishj Christmas. JANUARY A lot of bedraggled looking people return to school today. Uust between you and me, I think they are the students that left the school in December.l Robert Raines, gifted negro singer, enter- tains the students when he stops here on his way to California. Mrs. Saunders gives another marvelous senior play. Mid-term's over, and if Pm not mistaken, a lot of people's good times are-including mine and the rest of the school, FEBRUARY Mr. Smiley, former Tyler High student, who is now in the R. O. T. C., talks to us on the importance of the army and navy expansion. Very interesting. Mr. Tayloe brings two people to assembly that amaze all with their psychic ability. Are some people. embarrassed? MARCH Tony Sarg and his famous Marionettes visit Tyler High School presenting Robinson Crusoe and The Mikado. Mr. Hodges tells us about his trip to Waslr- ington. Umm. Do we envy him? First day of exhibit in gymnasium. Surely lots of hard work in it. Sale of Girls' Week ribbons. Pay program, Not Tonight, by speech class. Exhibit still on and teachers arriving from all over Texas to attend a Teachers' Meet this week- end. Sale of ribbons still on. Lucille Elmore group brought by the ALCALDE. Surely was good. Girls' Forum in charge of assembly. We know all about Apache Land now! Girls make good teachers in most of the classes. Athletic Day and BIG plans for week- end. So long-to press I e I :rig sc. 't..,-.. . ,L 11,g,.-'L at A LUNATIC LAMENTS I CAN'T IMAGINE Murry Hey or VVilliam Dean impolite. Robert I.ee Coley or Ged Stuteville animated. Austin Turner or VVayne Rogers slouchily dressed. jim May not thinking about Betty Best and vice versa. jerry VVilson not thinking about Margie Lee Primo and vice versa. James Todd or Milton Davis not showing off. Doris Willis or Madeline Birdwell shouting. john K. Davis or Edwin Killam without a hold front. I.amerne Layton or VVill Sherry otherwise. A bigger eater than W'illie Burt, Wimpy, Alex Roth, Billy lfzzel, or what have you? Fannie Cheek or Gordon Siegel without that personality. Bob George or Bill Spencer working. Faye Cook or Mary jane Graham missing a picture show. Mary Ellen Geddie with Buddy Gertz's feet. Martha Scantlin with Mervin Leibs's feet. T. J. Ivey or VVallace Golsan fat. Alice Jordon or Mary Earle Duffie being mod- est and unassuming. Scrappy Iludnall or Butch Murphy look- ing tough. Elizabeth Hoover or Mary Jane Harrell quiet for still either, for that matterl. Dorothy Bearden or Frances Marker making a mistake. Verbal Duke or Sally Lee not smiling. Ilankerson or her henchmen not looking for gossip. 1 1 1 Bruce was in the chem lab and the prof was explaining certain reactions to him. This liquid turns blue if your unknown is basic, and it turns red if the unknown is acid. Sorry, but I'm color blind, apologized the brain trust. Have you got anything with a bell on it? 1 1 1 Miss Peters: A fool can ask more questions than a wise man can answer. George: That's why I fiunkedf' 1 1 1 Knitting gives Doris Lee something to think about while she is talking. E841 The spinster, shocked by the language used by the two men repairing the telephone wire near her house, wrote to the company to com- plain. The foreman was ordered to report the happening to his superiors. Me and Bill Winterbottom were on this job, he reported. I was up on the telephone pole and accidentally let some hot lead fall on Bill and it went down his neck. Then he called up to me, 'You really must be more careful, Harry. ' 1 1 1 A penny saved, or two of such, VVouldn't buy you very much. 1 1 1 A committee is something that saves minutes and wastes hours. 1 1 1 A boy who wished to become a lawyer got himself a job in the oflice of an attorney, but after a single week of it he quit. An acquaint- ance, seeing him at home in the morning, asked how he liked the profession of law. It's lousy, said jack. I'm sorry now that I learned it. 1 1 1 Mary had a chew of gum, She chewed it loud and slow, And everywhere that Mary went That gum was sure to go. It followed her to school one day VVhich was against the rule, So teacher took the gum away And chewed it after school. 1 1 1 You could hear a pin drop in the biology lab. Everyone was deeply engrossed in the entertain- ing diversion of hacking out the entrails of very dead and pungent frogs. The wag of the class approached the table of a fair dissecter dangling an intriguing bit of gizzard from his fingers and, assuming a nauseating Penner-esque pose, gurgled, 'Ya wanna hile duct? 1 1 1 I draw the line at kissing, She said with accents fine, But he was a football hero, And so be crossed the line. Since the Federal Institute was founded on June 4, 1934, more than 350 graduates of the Tyler High School and Tyler Junior College have enrolled with us. We are not only proud of the fact that our own home town young people prefer Federal, but we are glad that we are also able to attract other Hne young people, with excellent scholarship and high morals, to our school. We congratulate the class of 1938 and wish each member every measure of success possible. FEDERAL INSTITUTE Tyler's Most Modern and Progressive School of Business PHONE 882 410 SOUTH BROADWAY CITIZENS NATICNAL BANK V T If in 3 'f'--'JW-N - gow ,. ' so s ' ..,:,...,'1 :.,,-j ' I ' - 1 ' 'fin 'L..,. . T k ' 1 ,Sli .,... , i 'ij-,fyff . ,, M.,,,, ?j5-,H,,. ...,f:,i V l ff! 'fy , 1,9 p'f!'r?Y kn ., f' l4::ci'2'.i' 1 , nl' lllif'Q ' 'ic 6. X, .1-.- W Q, 19,-j . n. 'I, :Wil Eg, 1-I.. .lu ,Q , Q. fi -ii llyinfli lilly l':.EL' 11:2 His fr, fi, 1 ' is nail ' :fag iw na: me 2 ri N . i lf 5 lzll- ' 'TH' M'WU'z N li' l'?i xi ' ,. -5.1 n K xlwllvl Y- Ummm A: ,y il . f- ,. 4h , Xa 113553 , - A -f' c -ff - as fiat? r Q YR. W Qi 'Iii ei he 'M , 943 ll' f .N-ww . Q Q---11.7. ,.,,,....,.,,Ja4.-1--.i,t.'-1-41 ' '- The New MAYER fs? SCHMIDT Tyler, Texas Established 1899 DIAMONDS WATCHES JEWELRY GIFTS PRATT JEWELRY COMPANY East Texas' Leading Jewelers EXPERT WATCH-JEWELRY REPAIRING Phone 3230 Tyler, Texas vompnnmnts of f'0llll!lllllPlltN of IDEAL BAKING Co. RQSQDIKE FUNERAL,ffffjfE HALEIRUSSELL AMERICAN LAUNDRY, Inc. MENS WEAR DRY CLEANING 20'Q Dixwuun 'urn um 'urry TYIU, T97435 'SI t I nvenient lilrtb lervivl- ln th I I SAMPSON'S, Inc. MEN'S WEAR Home of Hollywood Clothes f'0llIlDliI'lll'll'!i of Woodland Sporting Goods Co. It Pays to Play TH S. College 'I'plPr, 'I' TYLER GAS SERVICE Co. Tyler House Furnishing Co. Your Se,-vice Inniwtion FURNITURE, FLOOR COVERINGS H W 5000 Tyla-' Your Homericliugjs Come First .D C'umpliments of Cx J: HOOKER CHEVROLET Co. 517 West Erwin FISHBURNT Master Cleaners and Dyers 109 Broadway Phone 3400 Boren Abstract Co. PAUL B. scoTT, Mgr. TYLER, TEXAS Phone 2 1 6 GRADY'S BICYCLE STORE Bicycles, Fishing Tackle, Locks and Keys I05 S. BROADWAY COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND Sc-Imul Supplies Uffh-e Suppiies KORTMAN'S BOOK STORE Serving the Students of Tyler Look Your Best-It Costs So Little Colle-gre and University Phone 5444 U2 5- Bfvlldlwlly Phone 508 HOME ICE COMPANY City Delivery Better Drug Store Service NEIL-SIMPSON DRUGS rlmnes 2000-2001 ll ,. 394 Tyler, 1' -,W 218 220 S. Broadway Tyler, '1' xg, TEXAS MOTOR SALES 608 SERVICE STATION Oldsmobile, Cadillac and LaSalle 24 Hour Complete One-Stop Service Plllllll' 4722 604 E. Erwin N- Brondwal' U' Lvvust EDWARD'S STUDIO SES HAYNES CLEANERS 609 citizens Bank Bldg. Ses and Joe Phone 1824 H8 S College Pl 287 CQMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS OF OF GASTON BUICK CO. Better Buy Buick DICKASON-GIRARD East Texas' Finest Jewelers TYLER, TEXAS Our faith in the new rose, TEXAS CENTEN- NIAL, has been fully justified by the award of THE AMERICAN ROSE SOCIETY'S GOLD MEDAL CERTIFICATE This award was based on a two-year test of the plants in the International Rose Test Garden Portland, Oregon. TEXAS CENTENNIAI. was given 92 points the highest accorded any of the 142 new DIXIE ROSE NURSERY Congratulations H 86 V GRILL CAP HARRIS JIM VRATIS BALLARD'S BLACKSTONE PHARMACY 303 N. Broadway Phone 4601 W. I. CAMERON CAFETERIA A Trayful for a Triflev Nlntroducers of the Texas Cenfenflidl Rosen Compliments of VAUGHN SWEET SHOP v Phone 3304 VISIT our PACKING House BASKIN 35 ALEXANDER 614 E. Valentine Tyler, Texas Open Dny und Nlt4+!Yn-cker Service GOODYEAR TIRES AND BATTERIES Phone 298-1-Ill 2If0 N. Brmulwuy SOUTHERN ICE CO., Inc. SOUTHERNAIEEIEAMERIES The Tyler Commercial College and its fac- ,hmw 90-,W ,wleri ,mms ulty are proud of Tylers wonderful public school system. Its superintendent, its prin- E. H. fe? A. DAVIS Reliable Clothiers SWANN FURNITURE CO. Your Credit Is Good l'0llllllIIlll'Ilt8 of CRIM MOTOR COMPANY PONTIAC 114 S. Broadway Cmnpliments of HIGH SCHOOL PHARMACY XY, li, Chltwuod, l'r4:lr. Tyler, Texas cipals, and its teachers are better than the best. Just as you strive to equip your students for advanced training, we strive to equip our students for the better business positions. We salute both the Tyler High School and the Tyler Junior College. When a business course is contemplated, in- vestigate our school, its courses, faculty, and equipment. TYLER COMMERCIAL COLLEGE SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION TYLER, TEXAS Caldwell, Hughes, Delay MANY THANKS and Allen For the opportunity of serving as ofiicial photographer for the Alcald DEPARTMENT STORE and the Apache of 1938. ' THE BRADLEY STUDIO Everything for Young People 20 YMY5 in Tylefn SCHOOL SUPPLIES AND SPORTING GOODS COMPLIMENTS OF V BABBLIN' BROOK R. E. BRYAN. Inc. DAIRIES WEBER'S ROOT BEER Steaks and Sandwiches CLAUDE CROCKETT, Proprietor Compliments of The Crescent Laundry Incorporated WADEL-CONNALLY HARDWARE COMPANY Longview Tyler Palestine You'll enjoy ROOSTH'S FINE BREAD At Your Grocer 'I, bl'l'Al'l1.. Pres. and Trens. TON J. DANIEL, Vice-l'ren. and Sevy. S. A. LINDSAY XY. LITTLEJOHN, Di GULF STATE LUMBER COMPANY LuffllJCr'H8TdWaTC-Palntiwall Paper All Kinds of Building Material Phone 3711-3712 P. O. Box 869 TYLER, TEXAS CONGRATULATIONS '38 SENIORS ROSEMONT NURSERIES A. L. THOMPSON, Owner ILXA XXX 4-511 s M ake YOUR HEADQUARTERS Hyouire Always Welcome ulwic-In-s Smulns Unnpliments of FIFER'S PHARMACY FRY AND SONS H0 N. Brmulwny Phone 4848 D,ug,..p,e,c,iptqom Tyler's Smartest Store for Men Eisen's French Market and mPgQgf'gggSgglm PEOPLE'S NATIONAL BANK lf H54 l'IisPn's. lt'n Good u n n ll was 'ua fi0lIlllIilllPll'!l of If we had had a friend, what do you JUDGE Th Fl ,t , o 1 suppose he would have put in this space? 1215 S Broadway e r sphon 3333 TYLER STATE BANK AND TRUST CO. Compliments LIGHT CRUST BREAD S. 86 W. Baking Co. Congratulations '38 Seniors H. D. HALL COMPANY TIRES Miss Williams: This exam will be conducted on the honor system. Please take seats three apart in alternate rows. Bk if Ik Ruthie: No, we mustn't! Don't you know that the faculty members have decided to stop necking? James: Aw, heck! Next thing you know, they'll be wanting the students to stop too. as wk as Miss Henderson: Before taking this examination, has anyone any questions to ask? Jack Jacobs: What course is this? THIS BOCK Wzznfwf Ay BENSON PRINTING CQMPANY NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE C?lfLf'ZZdVilfLfJ SHREVEPORT ENGRAVING CO. 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