Kilgore High School - Reflector Yearbook (Kilgore, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 74 of the 1934 volume:

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Ig 'sg 9 .1 ,1':7S'51'-gre .ix -. j ,.'v,,. .-if ' ' ' 'VA 1 f i.O'! if -, . n i .l....-1 r ,M-gh' 'Tx' - , ,H . t rg 5 W. ,V ,fr 5 I ', ,i gt r - Q., . T 1 A75 an my ,N ,f .'. l l The I934 l l A REIFLIECTQDR VOLUME II Published Annualbf by Students of KHLGORE HUGH SCHOQL IKEIILGORE, TEXAS. ..qyf6D. Qqq.. EDITOR M ILDRED DODSON BUSINESS MANAGER HAROLD CLINE ADVERTISING MANAGER MARY JO LAIRD SPONSOR RUBY ANGLIN 2+ 2+ lg li MR. URAN G. CHANDLER Business Manager DIEDIICATIIUN To one who has counseled us and has laughed with usg who has been always fair and kindg who has shown us the beauty of genuineness and broad tolerance and simple kindliness-to Mr. Oran G. Chandler, our business manager and our friend, we dedi- cate this, the second volume of the REFLECTOR .'h- +5 S+? MR. JOHN IG. I1AtlWEl,l 1 President of School lioarr lFCUJlRlEWCUJlRlD VVQ have wandered over the building' rounding' up a herd of joyous memories. . . This year it has been our purpose to reflect in our activities and pictures, a panorama of life on and off the campus that will re- call happy aehieveinents not only to the Seniors of 1934 but also to those of succeed- ing years and thus to strengthen that bond which unites all Kilgore High School Stu- dents. K if H73 :li ALMA MATIEIR It was back in 1874 that the institution was established that eventually became our high school. Dr. Alexander gave the funds to build the first building for the institution which bore his name. Some forty years ago, about 1894, Alexander Institute suffered from lack of support and was moved to Jacksonville where it assumed the present name of Lon Morris College. With the Institute moved, Kilgore Public Academy of ten grades was established which was continued in the old college buildings until the pres- ent site was donated and a red brick building built in 1912. In 1912 Kilgore High School had its first graduating class with three members who with the rest of the school were taught by a faculty of four. ' This year we moved into our new S250,000 building where we are taught by a faculty of eighteen in high school alone. Our graduating class consists of eighty-six members out of 650 students in high school and we may select our course from twenty-four subjects BOARD OF EDUCATION John E. Bagwell ........ .............. P resident John T. Crim ................... ........................ V ice President S. S. Laird A. G. Morton Kelly Dickson A. H. Putman J. A. Mathis .-!i1f..t..fiLu, +5 5+ 34 -- f I TH-HIE SCHCGDOJL T H E 1 9 3 4-..-.-.P:P.FL...1?C.T 9.3- W- Sl'I'I'IliIN'l'l'1Nl Dl'IN'l S MICSSAGIC In lllillly 1'e-slim-vis the si-hool year of 1223535-193-1 has l1ee11 most t'Vk-illiflll for tho Kilgore l'ul1lir- School System: 111111 in lnzlrtivilliir for tho lligh Svhool. The jIl'2l1lllGlN-N this your lll2lllP up the l4'1'esl1- lllilll class of 1931. We-l1:11'e haul il 111o.:t unusual 0Illl0l'Ullllfj' to welt-o111v stu- ilonls front ull 11:11't.s ot' the country to llll-'lllllPl'SlllIl i11 tho class oi' '24-i. Our High School Slll1lPIltS luivo lzikvu :ul- Villlf2lLfP of tho lwivilvgrv 111141 huilt :1 1lv111oi'1'zltiv orrlel' :uuoug tlieitisvlves which I illll pleuseml to rec-ogiiize. You lmve zivzlileil y0lll'St-'IYPS of every occu- sion to coiisiiler those ill c'l1:11'g'v. Your spirit of l'U0llGl'2lfi0Il with the fum-uliy. stuileut groups, new us wvll as old ::tuile11ts, 1lPl'lRll'9.4 to us :ill that you l1:1vv cziugfllt the tlwuw of the Nvw Ilvall i11 Alll9l'll'llIl l'I1l11m-:1tio11 :uid Sm-ie-ty. The lloziril of l'11luc':1tio11 and 1 ooiigrrut- ulaite you upon this, your most fruitful :uid ut-tive school year. May your l't'l'1ll'4lS, :is 1'e11ortv1l ill tl1is issue of tho lioflvctoi-, guido you towuril paths ot' sovizil usefulness. NY. I.. INJIISUN, I'. X., M. A, . v lvIllVl'l'Slty of,'l'ox:1s xv' L' Iyohhulx' SlllN'I'illtl'llll1'llt Illll' ANULIN, Ii. A., M. A. E'Q'I1NHUI,I1lf 5 5 N. 'l'. Si 'l'. l'., l'11iv1-rsity of 'l'm-xns I x,lSt2,,4q',,ll:.lEI I' A' lin-:ul of ltlilglisll In-11:11'tl111-11t 114.311 nf gm.i.ll SK.it.m.Q.S S1-niol' Sponsor, Alirror, R1-fll-m'to1' AH,:.til- lyil-t.,.?,I., I ' -1' .' S Ixwlwx ATKINSON' B. S. lo pousor o 01lllllll0I'QS l', I. A. G0IAlA'l'l4l ELMICR llouu- l'11'lbll0lllll'S Iliiivvrsity of Iowzl, Toxas A. k M. Co-Sponsor of 1-'1'osl1111n-11 Shop 1 f .- - 1- LOFISK .TE'I'l'lR 5: ng! nlufqhh llnylor Colle-gi-, l'11ivt-rsity of T1-xas ht. lillll llospitail N H 4, l . S1.hm,l Nurs., 'usual Liluzutioii lo-sponsor of Juniors. G. S. A. S- MARY lil'WlARNl'31l- ll- A- 11A1:o1.11 MA'I I'lllflVVS ls. A l?lll'2l.lIf 'l'v1u-hors' 1C'ollm-go Simmons l1,,ix-vrsity' ' l l-fhshv ' 5l 'S l' BI2lflll'lIl2lfll'S Siiulo-nt f'lllllll'll, l'4-11811111111 q,,.gl,,,nS,,r of F,-,.s1um.n 1 a 1' 'l Xl 11.1.1.x11 1111.1.11:1c 1111:v111u1f11fx, 11. A. M 'l t ' ' S. Bl. l', MRS. M. U. Ml+l'l'CAl.l1', li. A., M. A. Spot-1-l1. lC11glisl1 S. ll. S. 'l'. C.. lliiivvrsity of 'IR-xzls QQUASIHIIISUI' of Sopl1o111o1'vs lloutl of SlHllllSll Ile-pa11't11t1-lit Co-Spoiisor of Fl't'ShIll9ll THE 1934 REFLECTOR As another year closes and wc- look hack to recount the noble ac-tions done . and things avconiplislwtl, it is a pleas- ure to find that the 9IllIlll8I'2ltIOIl of thas!-K actions fills this book. As in life, tllere are many nolmle tlc-eds done that are not recorlleil save in the hearts of man. Our efforts have liven mlirevtefl toward l'P00l'1IIllSI upon your lllPIllUl'y something: that will help you uolrly to fill the pages of future Ainerican His- tory. Your sim-ess is ours. We trust you. U. I.. NI'IYVS'UMI'1. MR. U. L. NIGWVSOINIIC, Ii. A. Univvrsity of Tvxas Principal OTTO PARIS, B. A. INICZ SMITH, Ii. S. N. T. S. T. C.. llanrl Dirvctor IC. 'l'. S. 'l'. C. Co-Sponsor of Juniors Sc-ic-:lcv English Co-Sponsor of Fl'tlShIll0ll FRANCES ROBINSON, B. A. , , , ,, , , , University of 'IH-xas l9l'E!f'l USSIPRX., History' English Iylvr Junior tolls-gr Co- Sponsor of I l'1'SllIll4'll NORMA ROLLINS I4 A 'Fylvr CllIllIll0l'L'l2ll Collvgu Se-crotary to Sllporintvllilent Baylor CUUPLI0.YBI1l.fIlPIIlilIllfS RmALgif?3m3.ti1!:PR' B' A' C0-Sponsor of Sophomoros, G. S. A. S..i.,m.,, ' XIRQ q R Co-Sponsor of lFl'0ShlIl1-'Il . . . I. L. YSSEL, B, 5. Huron Sfatv T1-'2li'Il0I'S' Coll:-gc RAl.l'll A NVIIEELER, B. A., M. A. Latin, Librarian l-41. 'l', SZ T. C., Vnlvorsity of Texas Fo-Sponsor of SUIDIIUIIIUITS lla-an of Girls JOI IN A. XVIllll l'. Ii, S. Tulanv Vnivvrsity II:-all of f'0llllllt'I'K'IZ11 110D2l.I'tllIOIlt Co-Sponsor of SU1lIl0lIl0l'l'S CllIlllll0I'I'l2ll, Psysim-al HIIIIUIIIIUII llllb Athlvtic- Uoavh, K C Co-Sponsor of S1-niors y A FW va ' r 1 , , X - V . X , if P 4 k A .1 1 xl.. 1 1 ' ' I I ,- -un-1, H ,A ' A'rHt.n'nca FAH ,.x,. -. wk , f. 3- , 4 Wifi: ,gag sqlgvv 1 f - , I, v 4' g n 1z.' ,1-'. 1-1 ,- X. 3,4 - 1 . qi, ' 1 4 A . ,. 1 z x a ?,. 1 s '..:f-.. 2-i , , L -ed rf 5 f gif-J ,. Ja' A . r af. 'v v SENZQRS 1 1 1 I I 1 1 4 w IW I , 1 , THE 1934 REFLECTOR I LUIS GUSS Class l'rs-side-nt '33, '34 l'n-p Squad l.e-nrle-r '33, '34 Sflldl'Ilf Ye-ll l.a-zulvr '34 P. 141. Advisor '34 Simi:-nt COIIIIUII '33 llnska-tlmll '34 Vollvy Bull '34 Most Popular Girl '33 lllvihltillll Utllllllliffvtl Rim: Voiliillith-0 Plny Cominittvs- Mll,llI!l1Ill IHIIPSUN Ula-ss Sn-1-rs-tnry-'l're-zisurs-r '33, '34 RQ-fle-4'tor '33, '34 Mirror '33, 34 Glu-0 Club '34 Urvlwstrzi '34 Fin' Cuptuin '34 'l'he' Flow:-r of Yu-1l1lo '34 Pop Sqluul Se-1-re-tnry-'l'rv:1sli1'vr '34 Ullobgoblin llousa- fl. S. A. '34 IIIVIIIIHUII Clbllllllitfvi! l'luy UoliilniHw- Ring: Coininittvv IIUSWVELL AULD V Y! wx . GRAIPY l5AR'l'llAl,l4IMl'ZNV G11-0 Club '34 HILL BEAN lhiske-tlmll '33, '34 Rvflvcior '34 Vlnss Vivo Pri-siil1-nt '33 A Cl l l4lS'l'l4lR KNOWN K Club '34 Football '31, '32, '33 Boxing '34 Studn-nt Council '33, '34 Truck '33, '34 Vice' Prvsids-nt of Se-nior Class '34 RUBYE GRIFFIN Social Clmirmun '34 Prvsidvnt of Peg Club '34 Swrvtury of G. .. A. '34 linskvtlmll '34 QIIPPII of Hearts '34 Official Student '34 G. S. A. '34 I.l'l'Il.l.E ALEXANDER 0rntoi'i1':il Slim-ch Club MARY ALICE llAR'l'Ll'l'1'T Pop Squad '33, '34 G. S. A. '34 Mirror Stuff '34 Rs-flvvtor Stuff '34 Ullobgobliu House '34 MAVIS ISORIJICRS Rvflvvtor '34 wg - V - f . -I 1--Y----1-i Ei -lil-4- ,- THE 1934 REFLECTOR ORA MILTON BRAME JAMES 'JIMMIE' BRUMBFILOWV lClbY 1'l-I BRYAN . Student Council Reporter and Rudio Announcer G. S. A. 1-listoriun PETE CANDLER Band '34 Mirror '33 Reflector '33, '34 Orclwstra '34 JOHN CHEMOKE The Flower of Yeddo Cnrmvna Student Council Mirror Staff '34 Glee Club EVELYN BROWN Orutorical Speech Club GLYNN BRUMLEY J. F. BURNF1'l P K Club '34 Mirror Staff '34 Football '32, '33 Basketball '34 Track '32, '33 Glee Club '34 Reflector '34 ANNIE KATE CARMICHAICL G. S. A. '34 Orchestra '34 BILL CORTS zz. THE 1934 REFLECTOR ir- x --,,-. 1 ' - - A -- MARIAN CRANE HARLAN CRAVVFORD R4-fle-1-tor Qu:-on '34 Klllg 0f H9833 '34 Basketball '34 lCl,IZAIlIC'I'II CROW v 11 ll ly NNING Mannga-r Iinskvtlmll '34 uoolwl R I Volloy Bull '34 G. S. A. '34 MARGI'ERI'l'lG lrI'lll.l41Y ALTQN EASON Y Orntorim-:ll Spa-vm-I1 Club 0ffll'0 ASSISHIIW 34 HOB FRANKLIN HELEN JUANITA FREEMAN Mirror '33, '34 MARGARET RED GARRE'I'T CORTEZ GATHRIGHT G. S, A. '34 Basketball Captain '34 Rvflvctnr Stuff '34 Bnskuthall '33 K Club r 'f T-' ' - 2 7' -E THE 1934 REELECTOR LORENIC GEFISLIN DAULTON HANCE Vovntionnl Shop MILTON HUMPHREY Hobgohlin House FRANCIS JACKSON JESSE FIRM JOHNSON Football '31, '32, '33 Basketball '32. '33, '34 Co-Captain '34 Track '32, '33, '34 Ullohgohlin House- Vivo President K Club OLIIO FRANCES GILLII ANI MARTHA MAUDE HERNDON Firm Pup Club '34 Vollvy Ball '34 Reporter G. S. A. '34 P. E. Adviser The Flower of Yf1ddo 34 Hohg0b1in House HOMER R. IIURST Vocational Shop Carmena Hobgoblin House MARTHA BETH JETER Scrvwie G. S. A. '34 Pop Club '34 Mirror '34 Official Studs-nt '34 Play Committee SHELTUN JUDKINS' Dt-lmte '33 1-Iohgobliii House -:i--- THE 1934 REFLECTOR .Tl7ANl'l'A LACICY MAXINIC LAIRD Uvgllbllkiilu llohguhlin lions:-' Ih-fle-vtor '34 KATIIRYN LEIC WILLIE Mvlilhl. MARION M4 IN Rl DE WVALTFIR LAMKIN MARY JO LAIRD Rtxflt'I'f1DF '34 Husins-ss Manager Campaign Mnnum-r for Quvvn IilCR'l' LYNN Hlluhgohlin House CHARLIGY Ii. MONROE Mirror '34 JUNE McCRORY .:Lg.,., THE 1954 REFLECTOR THELMA LOUISE MITCHELL Official Student '34 MERRIT LEE MORRISON linske-tlmll '34 GENE PIIELAN Holrgublin IIOIISUU Vocational Shop MARGUERITE PITTS fZasu Pittsj G. S. A. '34 MACK ROBERTSON Mirror fEditor-in-Chief! Student Council Reflector fAss0ciate Editorj Chairman Ring Committee Hobgol1lin House DOYCE SHELBY FRANCILE MORRISON Pep Leader '34 Vice President G. S. A. '34 Basketball '34 Volley Ball iylanagerj '34 Svnior Class Editor Rvfluctor P. E. Adviser '34 Invitation Cunuuittw G. SI A. ALBERT PASCIIAL Nllolrgohlin Ilouse- JAMES PHILLIPS IIol1gobliu House EIWVARID HLEFTY' RAYBON ANDREW' RUSSELL T. 0. SCALES Band '34 Orc-he-strn '34 THE 1934 REFLECTOR ANGELI NE ANG EL S'l'A I F1 PRI! MARY lf'l,0RINl'Z SMI'l'lI Pu-p Cluh '34 Hllolrgohlin llullsn- ERAIDA TAYLOR Fooflnlll '32, '33 'l'ru0k '32, '33, '34 Re-flvvfor '33, '34 l'lw Flower of Yv1l1lo '34 Studout Council '33, '34 Lihrury '34 Vice Presidvut of Student Body '34 YVONNE TUCKER G. S. A. '34 Ufficial Student '34 ADA WVARMAN Official S'tud4-nf '34 KATHLEEN SUE STANLEY Vollvv Bull '34 Pep Squad '34 Sergnnt ut Arms, G. S. A. '34 G. S. A. '34 Hllolrgolrlin I-Iousv MARY ELLEN STOKES P4-p Squad '3 4 G. S. A. MELBA 'FHORNE NADINE UTZMAN SPURGEON SPEEDY WILLIAMS Footlmll '31, '32, '33 Track '31, '32, '33, '34 K Club '34 H0bg0blin House Fire Captain '34 LOUISE WYCHE THE 1934 REELECTGR CHRISTMAS KID PARTY The Seniors gave a Kid Party and to prove it was a success, lemme tell you! After the hair ribbons, long curls, short dresses, big bows and knee pants arrived, the fun started. Ring-around-the-rRoses was played by six of our football boys. This delighted all the children. The short dresses and knee pants made us all feel like we acted. tWho said the seniors couldn't lose their dignity every once in a whilel. Santa was kind to us. In the latter part of the evening he gave red peppermint candy sticks to everyone. From the Christmas tree he gave useful gifts that might be needed later--such as rattlers, dolls, pacifiers, doll buggies and dishes. To end a pleasant evening right for little children: after the eats, which were plentiful, Mr. Knight of the Knight Studio took a photograph of the entire group of kiddies. Yes, John Chemoke makes a very good Santa. Just the right size! VALENTINE PARTY Hearts? Yes, everyone had a heart the night of the party given in the Cafeteria by the Seniors. They were in evidence everywhere. Our king, Harlan Crawford, and Queen, Rubye Griffin, were crowned at 9, o'c-lock by Lois Goss, class president. They then presided over the ceremonies of the evening. Many games were enjoyed and later the king and queen gave away kisses icandy onesh. Underclassmen, attired in hearts, brought the eats: Saratoga chips, heart shaped sandwiches and cookies, and olives, which were put away in good form. A few were still suffering from the effects the next day. 'l'l1en everyone departed after expressing thanks to Miss Anglin, our hostess and sponsor, for a most enjoyable evening. THE 1934 REFLECTOR IUNIORSENIOR PROM One of the major social features of the school year was the annual prom staged Friday evening, May 18, in the gymnasium, where the Seniors of '34 were hosts to the Junior Class. Tendrlls of climbing and swinging smilax intermingled with varlcolored balloons in the Junior and Senior class colors converted the gymnasium into a festive setting for the guests who arrived ln gorgeous frocks of pas- tel colorlngs. The program dance consisted of ten numbers with four promenades- serpentine, a balloon, a noise maker, and a swanky hat. Other dance numbers of the evening were free. The music was intoxicating , the refreshments were refreshing and a good time was had by all. MHOBGOBLIN HOUSE Senior Class Play Hobgoblin House, a three act mystery play, was presented April 27, in the Auditorium of Kilgore High School by the Senior class of 1934. ' SYNOPSIS OF THE PLAY: Aunt Priscilla is peeved because her two nieces have fallen ln love with two silly nlcompoopsf' She purchases the old Hobgood House in the foothills of the Ozarks where she plans a safe retreat where the girls shall not see their lovers for at least slx months on penalty of being dlslnherlted. Just as luck would have lt they arrived on the very night that old Bluebeard Bronson, who once committed a murder in the house, is sup- posed to revisit the scene of the crimes. Not till then does Miss Priscilla relent. THE CAST: Darius Krupp ........ ..............,............ ........ lt I llton Humphrey Priscilla Carter ..,..... ...................... ll Iaxine Larld Mirlan ........... ............ ......... - ......,....,...., F l on-ine Smith .Iill ...,..,..........,....... Frank ....... Jack ....... Susan ........ Henry .......... Delilah .................. Bronson ......,....,........ Bill Wilkins ,.....,,...,,,, Patricia Arnold ....,,... Martha Maud Herndon ......,....Spurgeon William: ....................Jesse Johnson .,....,Mary Bartlett ...........Eugene Phelan ......,..Kathleen Stanley .............I.eland Davis ...................Bert Lynn .........Mlldred Dodson F ii s --ii? W JUN I xl lil 1 n I QRS THE 1934 REFLECTGR Ahorns, Dorothy Ann Arnold, Ju:init:1 Arnold, Ni-llc Aycock, Luc-11:1 Butts-, Ilvlvn Burton, Bryan A. Hs-nil, Gs-rnld Monty, Mildrvd Boyd, Knflivriuo Hl:u'ksfook, Ililly Iil:l1'k, M1-lhn Bruinlwlow, Cliristinv Burt, John lintlc-r, Hill Czu'ts-r, Calvin Clinr-, Ilnrold Corts, Bob Cosfon, .loo f'i'nve-ii, Vvru Crow, Punlino Curtis, Bryan Dnffor, I1-vin Davis, Jon Dennis, Jn-rry Ds-unis. Nivk Ilivfviilmlu-r, Raymond Fielden, Chloe THE 1934 REFLECTOR Fowler, lVallaco Furlow, Fvrul Hayes, George Hedge, Travis Holden, Tod Huckabe-e, Bvtly Hudson, Bum-na Jackson, Amos Jackson, Emma Joe Jams-s, Gladys Johnson, Roy Jordan, llilclred Kvndnll, Rob Kvstvrson, Vastine Knight, John Knox, Cecil Lawrs-Inca, Katie Mae Langham, Beulah Mac Lvv. Hollis McClelland. Clara lllclienziv, Marion Mx-oks, Mary Lou Mitvhvll, WVOUIIPONV Mills, Roy Morehead, Rachel Mosely, John Pannell, Frances Y., THE 1934 REFLECTOR 1'IlSSlIlUI'0, Dori Puts-, Pat P1-uk, Homer Pe-tty, Clnnde Pitcock, Lois Fnye Priuv, Archie Radford, Ray Rasnok, Abe Ray, Ruth Robinson, Robert Ihlssvll, Glenn Rllssoll, Margaret Slwffivlcl, Jalspvr S0ll0l'Illl0it, Ellga-110 Skvols, Frnncvs Solars, Mnrn: Soutln-rland, Frances Stnnlvy, Pauline- Sfnrk, Mary E11-nnor Stvpinoff, Sol Taylor, Johnnye Tholnpson, Tom Ed l'rnll, Oletu NV:u:go1nrr, Estvlyn Waldo. Glonn NVullacv, Rohm-rt NVN-ks, Boyd VVindle-, Mary Louise- Morton, A. G. THE 193fi REFLECTOIE JUNIOR VALENTINE PARTY 'On the evening of February ninth, the Junior Class gave their first party in the student activity room, which was beautifully decorated in valen- tine colors. The weather was bad and it seemed the party would be a flop, but, lo! behold! a great crowd gathered all dressed in overalls and aprons, it seemed that these sophisticated juniors had turned once again to their childish pranks. Many games were played, the most interesting being automobile parts, it was player for quite a while. After tiring of games, the victrola was turned on, so we juniors danced the rest of the evening. The dancing was fine until some of our talented juniors decided they would get some of the Band's instruments and play. They were not appreciated however, for they were finally called down for the noise. We were then served with delicious sandwiches, hot chocolate, cookies and red hearts. Valentines were given as favors. Then at a late hour we departed, having enjoyed our first party immensely. Mrs. Mary Bumgarner, Mrs. W. H. Butler, Mrs. J. C. Ray, Mrs. P. E. Barton and Mrs. Mamie Rochelle were special guests. MCARMENAH Carmena, the two-act musical comedy, sponsored by the 1933-34 .Tun- ior class of Kilgore High School, was presented in the school auditorium March 2, at 8:00 P. M., under the direction of William Miller Devereux. The main characters were portrayed by Misses Christine Bagwell, Mildred Hardy, Helen Batte, and Messrs. Harold Cline, Roland Hebert, and Bryan A. Barton. A bevy of graceful and attractive high school boys and girls in gay gypsy costumes in brilliant colors added much to the effectiveness of the setting, a gypsy camp not far from a summer hotel. The proceeds were used to sponsor the Junior-Senior Banquet. THE 1934 REFLECTOR JUNIOR CLASS SPONSORS Mrs. Mary Bumgurner Miss Louise Jeter CLASS OFFICERS President ............. ....... .................. . Vice President .................. Secreta ry-Trea surer ...,.,...........................,. cRporter ..............,...77..,,..,................................. Mr. Otto Paris ....Harold Cline Davis Frances Bean ..........Nick Dennis Class Colors-Blue and White. Class Flower-White Rose. Class Motto- A winner never quits und at quitter never wins. CLASS MOTHERS Mrs. P. E. Barton Mrs. W. H. Butler Mrs. C. J. Ray IUNIORSENIOR BANQUET Another of the outstanding social features of the year was the Junior- Senior Banquet in the cafeteria Friday evening, May 11, when the Junior class wus host to the Senior class. The tables and settings were artistically decorated in the Senior colors, pink und orchid with sweetpeas emphasizing the motif. A delicious menu was served by members of the Home Economics class and a spirited program was enjoyed by the three hundred Juniors and Seniors present. -4- J --ff' it 'B' - '1-H' --H I I I I I I I I I 'III I I I I I UNDER CLASSMEN If I I I I ,I I II II I I I W 'QI I I THE 1934 REFLECTOR E- Allen, Doris Burnett, Johnny Iii-ein-, Mildred Biekley, Peace Bolt, Floyd Jones, Burnell McJilton, Mable Kindrick, Eleanor Brame, Deward Britt, Murjory linrcnllow, Billie Lee Canfield, Earl Cllupnizul, Leroy Coker, Gwvndoline Chapman, Rufinu Collins, Robert Conant, Robert Coston, Helen Davis, Lnvelle Dickvson, Allie Ruth Dickson, John Thomas ll0I'lllllll, Estelle Eaves, J. W. Flemming, Jane Fordham, Reldu 1 I'UIll'lCkS0ll, Fred Lee Frost, Omega Gildon, Dorothy Merle Goodman, Bill 4 Griffin, Dixon Grafton, Margie Griffin, Jane Griffin, Vita Mae Griffin, Edna Lee Hebert, Billy Hosey, Ellenu Johnson, Hoyt THE 1934 REFLECTOR L. Kendrick, Erma In-:1 Kirhy, Lawrence Kirkley, Frances Kremecke, Marvel Kremecke, Clmrles Lumpkin, Josie Langston, Ray Lee, Mnry H4-len Long, Jimmie Lyons, Edsel Long, VVillard Massey, Marietta Mercer, Grady Murphy, Clistn Odom, Liberty Osborn, Edith Patrick, Della Patrick, Georgia Phillips, Mozcl Porter, Flossie Ponder, Margaret Raborn, Mary Louise Ratcliffe, Frank Reece, Inez Reece, Lois Robinson. Reginald Russell, Dwane Schoenheit, Loyd Scott, Margaret Scott, Mnurine Sweenie, Zelnm Tate, Frank Taylor, Adelial Thayer, Esther Nvatkins, Ray Willhoit, Ruth Nellie WVilliums, Leo THE 1934 REFLECTOR FRESHMEN Andi-rson, Ray Arr-lwr, Zn-ldn liarhaln, Jann- liarry, Willie Pearl lirittian, Jack Brown. llorm-iw Hlllllllllt'y, VVilson Carniivlim-al, llorothy Carter, Clnts-al Casin, Imna Cohvn, Zum Rose linicv, Pauline- Cnllins, Margie Cullum, 'l'lmmas Dickson, Jane lmdsnn, lNIargm'vte Farmer, Julia Furlow, Margaret Friend, Morr s Goodwin, Oeudia Goodwin, Ruth Goss, Armen Griffin, James Hall Griffin, Joseph Griffin, Mills Hamilton, Emily Boss Haliman, Tlwlma Mne Holmes, Margaret Holt, Eugene Hnlxhard, Charls-s Hnizlios, Inn Huntsman, Delores Jaxnvs, Pluge Jvnkins, Shirvly Johnson. Olvn Kvlly, Hob Kvstvrson, Elnvry King, lla-lon King. John Solon Kriwnn-kv, Zaila hm.. THE 1934 REFLECTOR Koone, Betty Rue Laird, Evelyn Langley, Lillian Lewis, Leon Lewis, Chester Lumpkin, Maxine Lyon, Trunlan Maxwell, Helen Magee, June Metzer, Marilyn Mitchell, Wesley Moore, Gladys Morrison, Jack Murphy, Lucille Neal, Millo Owen, A. E. Patrick, Don Phillips, Lorene Phillips, Monte-ll Poole, Arnold Rainey, J. NV. Randles, Nan Renwick, Lucille Robertson, G. VV. Short, Jean E. Smith, Lucille Sperlick, Eileen, Steppinoff, Dorothy Stuart, Willie Mae Tatum, A. .T. Taylor, Lorene Vincient, Floyd Nvallnce, Margaret VValton, Veda Mae Warner, Jeanett Warrick. Norma Weeks, Juanita Nvickham, Catherine Williams, Jamie VVS-ast, Frances Wellifard, Gaye Zigler, Barbara T1-LE 1234 REFLECTOR E SOPHOMORE CLASS PARTY This affair was held on March sixteenth in the high school gymnasium. There were approximately one hundred present, including Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Wheeler, Mr. E. C. Elder, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Devereux, Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Russell and Mrs. Lee Chapman. Mr Devereux's home room had charge of the entertainment, consisting chiefly of games. The gymnasium was decorated by Mr. Elder's home room, with green and white as the prevailing color. Mrs. Russell's home room had charge of the refreshments, ice cream and cake. SOPHOMORE SPONSORS Mrs. Wm. Devereux Mrs. E. C. Elder Mrs. S. L. Russell Mr. R. A. Wheeler ANNUAL FRESHMAN PARTY On the evening of March twenty-third, the Freshman Class, three hundred strong, met in the High School Gymnasium for their annual class party. Promptly at eight o'clock the fish were met at the door by Miss Atkin- son, Mrs. Metcalf, Miss Smith and Mr. Matthews who properly admitted them. Next Mrs. Holmes presented each fish with a green lollypop. fAnd some bemoaned the fact that they Qlollypopsl were not received earlier in the dayl. Each fish found his proper group faccording to costumej and prizes were announced by Mr. Taylor and awarded by Mesdames Metcalf and Holmes as follows: Movie Character impersonation to Buddy Ponder as 'Al Jolson for the boys: Lucille Smith as Lillian Harvey for the girls, Historical Character Jane Dickson and Jane Barhan as Jack and Jill! the comic strip to N. B. Bean as J . Wellington Whimp: as kiddies, J . D. Fowler among the boys and Zera Rose Cohn among the girls. Various games, Farmer in the Dell, Flying Dutchman and Tug 0' War, were played and enjoyed by all. About 10:30 refreshments were served by Freshman Home Room Mothers. They consisted of white cake decorated with a green fish and green and white brick ice cream. Everyone did full justice to it and no one there showed any timidity, not even Claude Forrester and Jimmie Williams. It was almost eleven before anyone ever thouhgt of going. But we surely did have a grand time, Oh, I say we did. CLASS OFFICERS OF THE FRESHMAN CLASS V' President .....................,............................,..,,...,,......... , .,.......,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,. Shirley Jinkins V100 Pl'8Sid6I1t .......... . ...... Betty Rue Koone S9Cl'9tHI'y ........................................................................................ ....... T ohn Solon King Reporter .......................................................................... ,..... .......................... lk I illo Neal CLASS SPONSORS OF THE FRESHMAN CLASS Mrs. Metcalf Miss Rollins Mr. Matthews Miss Smith Miss Atkinson Mr. Taylor Miss Robinson Colors: Green and White HOME R'OOM MOTHERS OF THE FRESHMAN CLASS Mrs. Barham Mrs. Lenear Mrs. Zigler Mrs. Holmes Mrs. Elder Mrs. Ponder Mrs. Laird Mrs. Griffin Mrs. Short Mrs. Hubbard Mrs. Wickham Mrs. Barry f E 1 ' 1. .... 1, ,.-,.Ll.s AMA. . ...s..... 5. O- ATIEHILETHCS Q IIXIK li. t', l'1l.Ill'lIi Xlhln-til' l,iI'l't't0I' TUIINNY NVltlll'l' t,'o:u-h ULD MA'l I'llI4I Xssistunt, Conch IFUUTIBAILIL Bryan is Il big boy und fills his post at taloklv wry 4-ffiriviltly. And ho will not lu: run on-r! J0ffiv , although 1-nrt-loss, maule- ll good 4-ml for two ya-urs und ro- grvts to lonvm-. Hill plnyod hnrwl this your :mtl has nnothl-r your in K. ll. S. Lo Roy is 1-xpt-4-toil to lw tl l't'LYll- ln' L'Ill1ll'd in-xt yn-hr, although lu- hfu. linrd luck this yt-nr. Rolwrt lu-plvd tho f1'tllll ll :rout dn-nl, this In-ing his first your to le-tter. Ho will ln- hawk for 2l5 us gualrll. Flint- wus ii lmvkfic-lil mlm :xml wus posts-cl ut quurtorluu-k most of tht- time-. Ainos is Il first yn-:ir llltlll, hut will lw xi first string guard In-xt yn-ur. Francis is not lionrml :nlywlu-rv only on tho footlmll fin-Isl, :mal there is wlu-rv ho nvts. lit- playvd two years at cvutcr :incl guard. . Ei 1 i 'lm ' 1 5 . - umm-maya I 4 I lFfUJO'll'lBSAlLlL Chester scrapped all the time he was playing. He is a fast barkfield man. .Tohn is known for his giantness and he will be back next year to play end. Rip has been in Kilgore three years and started with the first football team. He is a triple threat lnan and will be back next year. Frank played anywhere from r-enter to quarterback and is ex- peeted to be a first string man next year. Taylor played quarter and half- baek. He was a kieker and ball carrier, with two years to his eredit. John Burt is a one-year letter- Inan, but he managed to stop Athens when they eame around his end. Glenn had mneh competition this year but he fought hard. This is his first year and he will be back next year. 'tSpeedy is known for his swift- ness, ball toting and baek field ability. lle regrets very Inueh to leave, but he is finishing. Jesse i'Noted End is sorry to leave dear old Kilgore after play- ing three years of hard football. tNot in Pietnrej Branie had a tough time making the team in 33 but he played in 31 . making two stripes to his credit. Spencer, K , has played very faithfully for Kilgore and his po- sition at eenter is going to be hard to fill. BASKETBALL BOYS' BASKETBALL liilgmw wus ve-l'y Slll'11'SSfllll in llw QZIIIIPS tllzil we-rv plzlyul ln ln in inill this yvzir. 'l'll9l'P were- twelve QRIIIIGN pluym-ll :mil uinv won xx is-:im plaiyl-il mi1svl'x'z1tlx'e- lrziskvtlmll :mil tlw buys mnpwzitell spllm 1 HAMICS l'l,AYl'1ll ANI! SVUICICS Visilingr 'l'4-:im Sl-ore 'l'Vln-I' llenmlvrsmi Ill-mln-rsml Nm-ogmllwlws Nan-ugrllmwlws .... .. Mlirslmll ........... ,..... .I zwksmlvillv 'lylvl' ,,..,...A., ,, ,,,, ,, tllziwlvwzitvr lmiiprvivw lllaulvwaitvl' Mairsllzill ...., ..,....,,..,,,.A...., KIIAIUIIIC Vortvz li:itln'igrlit. Vllllfillll Jesse .lulinsmn l'4l-fiillililill .lulm Knight llill Benn .lov Davis .,.....Z1 xii Kilgorv Swv rv ,,,,....,...1ll iii 'H .Will ....,..,3ii Ni .,..,331l Q1 .,7 ,WJ-l .yq w RAM Roy 12913110111 iii l .l. F. llurnoll Y Alwlliv I l'i4'0 J. W. lflziws Roy Mills i iipg KILGORE WINS COUNTY TRACK MEET BOYS' TRACK The county field and track meet was held in Kilgore this year. on March 17. There were nine new records set. Schools participating with their ranks are: POINTS Kilgore. first-68.5. tlladewater. second-38.5. Longview, third-30. PLACES Johnny llarnett. 880-yartl run, t'irst. High jump, first. mile relay, first. lflrada Taylor, 4-ltl-yard dash, first. 1120-yard low hur- dles, tirst. Mile relay, first. Spurgeon Williams, 100-yard dash, second. 220-yard dash, third. Broad jump, fourth. Jesse .lohnson. l'ole vault, second. High jump, second. High hurdles, third. Mile relay, first. .lack Ilrittain, high hurdles, first. Raymond Kerns, 1220-yard low hurdles, third. 12ZtLyard dash, fourth. Roy Reppond, hroad julnp, second. John Hurt, mile run, first. Joe Davis, shot put, first. Discus, first. ltoherl llarone, Mile run. fourth. KILGORE WINS DISTRICT TRACK MEET The district track meet was held i11 Tyler this year on April 7, and there were many handicaps because the track was wet. Kilgore took first place hy 18 points. The three highest teams were as follows: Points 1x11 g0l'9-Fl rst .....,..,......... ...... 3 8 Tyler-Second .........,..........,,....... ......... 2 0 G ladewa ter-Third ....................,. ......... 1 9 PLACIQS Johnny Barnett, high jump, firstg 880-yard run, firstg mile relay, first. Spurgeon Williams. mile relay, first: Jesse Johnson, mile relay, first. Iflrada Taylor, 4-10-yard dash, firstg mile relay, first. Jack Brittain, high hurdles, first. Raymond Kerns, 220 low hurdles, second: 220-yard dash, third: high hurdles, second. Joe Davis, shot put, first. TRACK GIRLS' ATHLETICS HA SKl'I'l'l!A LL 'PICA M Im-z lim-so Ukiptaiim Guzlrdg Jerry Dennis, lforwziralz l4'l'Illlt'ilP Mor son, I orw:u'cIg Nellie Hazelwood, Forwurilg Glzulys Jzunes, lhlzllwl lllilllilil Arnold, Guairil. Lois Goss ll'o-Czilrtziixii, Guzird: Nei! Arnold huzirdg Lois Reese, Glizirmlg Uletzi Trull, Forwnrilg Ifldim If':irr:ir. Forwzirfl liuliyv Griffin, l Ul'NYill'll, Cozieli, Louise Jeter. VOLLICY HALL County Uhainips of 193-l-Louise Jeter, Pouch: Kathleen Stanley. Vzuxlim Ntannley, lfldnai Griffin, Iluhye Griffin Ufillllililli, Mzirtllu Maiumle Herndvn Ililmlroil .lor1l:1n, Lois Goss. Johnny 'l'z1ylor, Frzmvile Morrison LAl:1I1:ig:el'J ,...,.D - ACTIIVJITHIIEZS v ff Ln 'ab 1 hd-4 'Rl 'luv' gpg...-f Nm. 'TH ,- THE 1934 REFLECTOR VOCATIDNAL SHOP Directed by COLGATE 14:LMIc1: During SUNG OF THE VOCATIONAL DEPARTMENT Melody: Eyes of Texas We're the boys that make the shavings, all the live long day We're the boys that make the shavings, our work is three-fourths play We serve the town of dear old Kilgore in the 'midst of thenbig oil pool, We serve the town of dear old Kilgore, but most our own high school. OFFICIAL YELI. 014' THE SHOP BOYS Give 'em the axe, the axe, axe Give 'em the axe, the axe, axe-WHERE? Right in the neck, the neck, the neck, Right in the neck, the neck, the neck-THERE. WHO? Rll'1'lTY? ZIPPITY? Z'Il0l'. MUTTO UF THE WUCATIONAL DEPARTMENT: THINKERS ARE DOERS Song Written by Travis Hedge Melody: Twenty-one Years Oh, bring us a hammer, Oh, bring us a nail We'll build a love nest, for we never fail Oh, bring us a ruler, Uh, bring us a square We'll build this love nest for some happy pair In this day of labor we give and we take And plenty of happiness for each one we make So we bid farewell to each of you all And as for our shop pals we'll never let fall. The department is regulated by a Student Board of Control. This body consists of two members from each class and the three class presidents. From these members the president and secretary of the Board are elected. The chief perogatives of this body are to see that everybody knows what the rules of conduct are and that said rules are observed. All matters of discipline are handled by the Board, consisting of the following boys: Daul- ton Hance, Presldentg Homer Hurst, Secretary: James Brumbelow, Ray- mond Kerns, Blaze Gangwere, Edward Raybon, Ray Langston, T. O. Scales. After REFLECTOR QUEEN-MARION CRANE SHELTUN JVDKINS MARY JO LAIRD Campaign Manager Campaign Manager ST I'UI'l'I.Ali BUY-Nl1'K DEN TLJQTIE3 I THE 1934 REFLECTOR Dodson. Robertson. Uline, Laird, Anglin, Barton, Benn, Borders. Clnxndler, Lnirai, Morrison. Fic-flden Vonzint, Laird, Gzlrri-fit, Goss, Taiylor, Hlluknlwv, iiurnvtt, Bartlett, 'l'rnIl. REFLECTOR STAFF Editor-in-Chief ,,..... ...... li Iililred Dodson Associutv Editor ...... ...... 3 Izlvk Ilolwrtson linsinoss Blilllilflill '.,,,,,A7.. ...,,,,,..,,....,,..........A,... ...,........,7,....,,................ I 1 nroirl Ulino AllY0l'IiSill2,' BIEIIIRIQIQI' ....,, ,.,...............,,.,....,,,,.,................................... IN I2ll'y Jo Laird Aeivwtisirnr Staff'-liill Bonn, Bryon A. lizirton, Mavis llowh-l's, Mzixino Senior ...,...... Junior ...... .. ...... .. Sophonioro .,,..,r.. l l't1SilIIl2lIl ......,,......... Snapshots ......,,.........,.... Snapshot Assistant ..,...., Athlotws .........................,,...... Ulnhs and tlrgnniz: lti0llS ...,,, 'Fylnsts ................................. Sponsor ,.,,.... Laird, Pvte Ulnindler CLASS EDITORS I ..,......F1':1nc-ile Morrison ..,...,....l'l1loe Fielden ........Rohert Uonunl .......,.,,,,11lvoIy11 Laird Goss ........M:n'th:i Roth Ji-ter 'l':lylor Illll'kEliN-'Q' I . Iilll'lN-'tt, Mary Bartlett. Ulelzl 'l'rnll Anglin pp pppp 1934 REFLECTOR STUDENT CGUNCIL GFFICERS President ......,.......,.......,A,...... ....,,.. I Robert Robinson Vice President ............,,.......,,., .......... I Grzlda Taylor Seeretziry :md 'lirensurer ...,.. ..,,..,,,, I 'Xl'2lllCQS Bean Reporter ,,.......,,,.....,,,................ ..,,....A..... I Cdith Bryan Sponsor ,.........7,..............,.,...,.,..... ,,,........,...,..... A Iary Rlllll5.C2ll'Il9l' l'0MMl'l l'l'llfl VHA I RMICN Hull f'0lIlllIlttP9-Rlltll Ray Library 1'ommittee-Henry L. Culver l'z1t'eteri:1 lfolninittee-Jerry Dennis Social Uilll-'llllill' fvllllllllliff-IQ?-Iqlllfh Bryan Assembly l'om'mittee-Iflmmri. Jo .Inekson Bulletin Ilonwl Colnmittee-161-11121 Lea Kendrick Lost :ind Found Uommittee-Betty Rue Koone 'l'ru:u1ey CU-Illlllifl'9l4EI'2ldIl Taylor Attellqlmlre Banner Fonlniittefg-Jerry Dennis Ifinnnc-e 1'onnnittee-Fo-elmirmen. Malek Robertson and Robert fitlllllflf Girls' Rest Room 1'omniittee-Iflvelyn Laird Reception 1'1nnmittee-Mildred Dodson f'0llIl1'lllllRlll-Elf-lRll'L'f+.T0llll Ohemoke 1'OIIIIUIIIIIZIII-Ilt-2ltlllPfll'S-Clif-ISIPI' Keown Girl 1'ounviIman-ot'-:ithleties-I,ois Reese Pitizenship Uode C'ommittee-Ruth Ray llilfli-TG' i'IlSf0lllilIl-JPIIII Short l':Xf'll2lll2F' Editor-Jeanette Warner Olher members ure: Gwendolyn Poker, Margie flollins, June Diekso-n, Reldn F0l'tlllIlll'I. Peggy Gotorth, Joseph Griffin, Flmrles Iflubbzird, Sum Lathzim. Edsel Lyon, Wilbur Propes, Oletu Trull. Catherine Wickham. Edwin Stanley. The Student flounc-il has been in Kilgore two sehool years, and has proved successful in its undertzikinfrs. The rouncil was first organized for the benefit of 2lYlllfI leadership to its members. The steps taken in the c-oum-il have been consiedred very Closely by its members and also t':1eulty advisors. 'l'his 0l'L'2llIlZ2lil0I1 promotes citizenship and muses an closer rela- tionship betewen the pupils and tearhers. The tezivhers are relieved of' some of their responsibility by members of the respeetive committees. THE 1934 REFLECTOR i lf l MIRRGR STAFF l+I4litor-in-Chief ........................................,,,..,,.A,,,..................... ...,.,. lk Inc-k Robertson Advertising llilllllglll' ....,,, ....,. ....7,.... . I olm Moseley Boys' Sports ............,..,... Girls' Sports ............,.,. lToll1TYllliSt ....,,,.. rlolumnist ......... llolumnist 4,,.... .. Society ..........,......... Mimeogrupli ,................ ....,,,,.........Roy Mills .........,.,,.Jc-1'1'y Dennis ....,.Jl12lTllt1l Freeman Jeter .........l'lmrlio Monroe, Buelah Langllmn Ahern, John Chemoke lflxcliunge 1'1dlt0l' ............ ........,......,.,..,.....,,.................... li Iildred Dodson Circulation Manager ........ .........,i......,,,......................,.......,......... J ark Walker Typists ...,............,,...........,,.... ,,,.... J . F. Burnett, Mary Bartlett, Oleta Trull Mimeograph Director ....,..,, .,.....W.,....................,,...................... 1+ lunive Ussery Sponsor ..................,,........... ,,....,,,,.....,.........................,............ R uby Anglin 5 'IHE 19 34 REFLECTQR KILGQRE HIGH SCHOOL BAND IbIIiIfIl I'0Il. u'r'm PARIS AIUIIIIPt'I'S-Jillllllil' Long. Nivk Dennis, Roh Carts, Mz1l'iPtt:1 MHSSPX ' nm llll1lS1PIl. UVXHII f'lll'IiS. Uhloe Fielmlvxl. lwlly lilxvlmlree, llluzv Gam un rv. Ii. Il. Iluwv, Iivx Kvlsu, J. V. Humlnlzlll, Hilyllhblltl lleife111Iv:nkvr, l'e-ln 4 I1 nmllvr, tile-nn Russvll. Mary Helen In-. Marion M1-Kenzie, 4'li1't4m Hmm Iuh litlllllilll. Sul S14-pi11ul'I'. .Xflelizl 'l':lyl4n', Goorge Hays-S. 1h1u1',:i:1 l':1Il'ivk I I lIll'0S W4-znsl. Alu- Rznsm-k. .lwlm 'l'. .letvxx 'l'. U. Svnlvs, John Sulnn Kin Iflljillllill Slowly. Mary lmllise Hzllmrll, l 1'v1hIi'- LHP l+'1'vwI1'iL'lqsm1, .lzunu ll wris. lH4'll2ll'4l lhzlninson. llilliv l.+-v l:lll'i'HIOYV, 1'h:u'los llallv. Roy Smith I 4 1 I f 6 f E . f A THE 1954 REFLECTGR GLEE CLUB rst Row llillie IZIIVCZIIOXV llelen Carton Ruth flllllillllilll Jenn Short Lnvelle Davis Ruth NVilllloit Nellie Willlloit BI2ll'i4'lf2l Massey l.illi:1n Lalngly Esther 'Flleyer llefinu Vlllllllllilll Emily Bess Hamilton lllamrine Sc-ott Betty Kilmer Second Row Bob Corfs Clifton l'I0ll0Rl Glenn Russell llryam lhnrton Joe lYIlViS Ilzlrolll Vllllf' J. F. llurnett Milllrerl Dodson Grzuly ltalrllnolem Evelyn Purifoy l'1I'1l1lil 'l':1ylor Zelmzl Sweeney Marion Mm-Kenzia Neul 'Olson 'l'll0l'lIl2l Ilnlomzln Direvtor-Otto Paris Piamisls-Milllreil Dodson, lie-tty Kilmer THE ,l93fl REFLECTOR K CLUB The K Club of Kilgore High School was founded January 25, 1934 by Mr. Johnny Wight, athletic coaavh of Kilgore. The first meeting place was in the study hall of the new building. Mr. Newsome, prinoipal of the High School, Mr. Matthews. haskeihall Coach, and Mr. Devereux, of the Speech ll91l2ll'tlllPllf, were present to assist in its founding. To be eligible to ineinlmership i11 the K Clulr, a student llllISf earn one letter in athletics. The UK Cluli is loc-ated in the gyninasium. CHA RTICR M l+IMHl'IKS lirada Taylor Horace Spenver Bryan Barton J. F. Burnett Chester Keown S1llll',2t'0ll Williams Ilill llutler Frank Ratvliff llearl 1'2lSSlllll+l'i-F Le Roy Chapman ltohert Collins President .....,, ,. ..... Vice President ....... Secretary .............. 'l'rea surer ....,........... Sa rgea nt-at-A rnis ........ Reporter ................ OI 51,111 Harold Cline John Barnett Glenn Waldo Amos Jackson Francis Jackson .lewo Johnson Ibeward llranle John Burt John Knight Hoy lieppond ........I'larold Cline ...Iesse Johnson Horave Spencer .ukryan Barton .Robert Collins .,,.....Cl1este1' Keown THE 1934 REFLECTOR GIRLS' SPORTS ASSOCIATION UIU IANIZATIUN OF G. S. A. Sponsor ....... . ......,. ,,..,,, ..............,,,... A I 1 I'l'esi1lenl ......., Vive I'l'4'Sliil'lli See rel a V3 ',,,,,,, 'l'reas1n'er .,,,,,, Reporter ......... Sponsor ...............,........, .,,A.,,.,,, 'ss Louise Jeter lerry Dennis l4'l'2llll'll0 Al0l'l'1S0ll We 4irii'I'in ,, ., ,....,.............. llul Uollins ......Martlia Maude llernllon Sergreant-at-A rnis ....,,,,,A... ,,... lflligihiliiy 1' llistnrian ,,,,, . Senior Athletic Manager ,,,,..... llfllllllllll ....., .lunior Atliletim' lllanaggel' ,,,,...... Sophomore Athletic Manager, ............... 'I lfi-eshnian Athletic Managrer ....,...... Pauline Stanley .lollnnye Taylor liilna Gi'i1'1'in .losie Lannvkin Amina Lou Newman Margrarvl, Garrett Yvonne Tum-ken' .lerry Ilennis Nelle Arnold llarlvara Zizler Beverly James Margie t'ollins Marpraeri Ponmler .luanila Arnold l'ln'istine l:l'llIIliN'l0XV Nelda l or1ll1an1 Gladys .lalnes Ina Hughes Zelda .Xl'l'il8l' ldileen Sperlivk Nan Handles Yasrine Kesterson llilflrell .lorllan Martha Jeter lletty Rue Koone lflmlna I 2ll'l'2ll' Ann l'han4ller .Tannie Wiggins Ireloi-es lluntsnian G. S. A. lN1l'IMlSl'lRS Frances Pannell Margaret Holmes .leaneile Warner .lean Short Uui4la Goodwin Liberty fllllhlll Vita Mae Griffin Ilufina l'l1a1m1an lflsihel' 'l'l1ay91' Margraret Russell Mary Lou Meeks Roberta Ulemmons Gwendolin Poker Shirley Jenkins lolna Vason Melina lilac-k Fram-es Sutherland Juanita Freeman Zania Kruemcke Beulah Adams Kate f'Eil'Illll'll2l4-li Pauline Urow Marguerite Pitts Ruhye Griffin Lois Goss Geralrline Harper 'Flielma Holilnan Lois Fay I'at1'ivk lleulali Lillljlilillll ,Miss Norma Rollins ,Kathleen Stanley luanila Arnold limlilli llrvan Goss Pauline Stanley l mlna G1'ii'l'in .Shirley .lenkins lflclilli liewley l'1-:xy lloforili Lorene Mei'l'oi'1l Ilorollly Dalton Katherine llarnes Martha Maude llermlon Marvel Krueim-ke l+'i'an1-ile Morrison Estelle Ibornian Kailieleen Stanley 'l'helma Erlwarels Alililrell Beebe Mary Bartlett Nell Hazelwood Nelda Vox Inez Reese Lois Reese llelen Fele Navliel Morelueasl Helen Gay Russell Vivian l invliei' lilizalxeth Urowe Pauline Ulioive Plug: .lanies lboroihy Steppinofl' .Xngreline Stafford Ruth Ray Mary Louise XVinmlell Milmlreil Iboilson THE 1 9234 REFLECTOR PEP CLUB 011c:AN1zA'1'1oN P1'eSi1I011f ....,,.,,,,,,,,,,,.,....., ,,,, ,,...........,,.,,,,,,,,,.,.............,,.,,,,,,,,,,..... I I ulryv 4lriI'I'il1 Secreta1'y-'l'1'e-:1s111'e1' ...... ......,....,,,.,,.,.....,A..,A.,,,,, B lilmlre-ml IIUIISUII Yell Leaders ,..,..,.....,,.. .A,.... I 1ois Goss and I+'1'a111'ilv Mf11'ris1'1l1 Sponsor ,...., ,.,,,,,.,.,, ,.1,......,1...,.......,,,,,,,,,..,,.,...,.,...............,,... 1 I rs. Mary IIIIIIIQQIVIIPI' First Row: Mary Louise Wiuilell. Martha Alive Ifiahhs, Anniv Yates. Edna 1'IilI'I'il1', Nan Ramllvs, Lucylle Ilellwirk, Iiufina UIIIIIDIIIZIII, I'a11Ii11e Stanley ami Kathleen Stanley. Swollcl How: .IIIIIIIIIP Williams, I I0l'IIIf-E Smith, MiI1I1'o1I Imelfroll, Mary Barllett, I,ilIia11 Lallglvy. .lane Dicksml, Ciara M1'I1elIa111I. Helen Hay Hus- sell, Betty IQIIIIIQ-'I', Milclrvrl Iievlme, lfllristine Ilrumheluw Zlllll 1011111 Nason. 'I'I1ir1I Huw: lflmily Moss IIa111iIt11n. I.o1'0nv Tayl41r, Martha Maude IIe1'111lo11, Maltio Im- If'i11loy. 1991111 I'illl'IUNV, Willie i'e'al'l Ilarry, Mary l+IlIe11 Slukvs. liacfllol Mo1'eIw:11I. and Omega 14'l'0Sl'. l1'u11r1I1 Huw: Iflslla-1' 'IIIIZIXPII Ruth Ray. I.il1e11'iy UWIHIII, Ina 1114119 IIIWYXVII, IGII1-1111 Ilosvy, ldlieen Spv1'lick, Hazel 1'2lIt9l'SUIl and Ihmmtlly Slkxllllilltlfif. 1 iI'll1 Row: I,111'iIIv Smith. Maurine Scnltt, Fl'1lII1'IS Iiirksf-y, Vewgrie Mar Kmw11. and Iivvlyn Laird. Le:1Lle1's-I.11is Hass and I4'1'a11ciIe DIOITISOII. Wg A,- NTHgE l-934-W REFLECTOR is -- E----W.--gg A--- K. H. S. CALENDAR FOR 1934 Sept. 18-School again. Rooms to be found. New teachers and new sub- jects. Sept. 19--Mirror Staff organized. Sept. 21-Pep squad elect members. Regu- lar rah-rah meeting. Sept. 22-Election day for Seniors and Juniors. Sept. 25-Sophomores elect officers. Sept. 29-First football game of season. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov Kilgore 45, Winnsboro 3. 5-Dedication of King Field. 13-N. lt. A. Parade.- 14-Bulldogs roll up 7-6 victory over Palestine. 15-Oil Field Jubilee Week. Seniors, back your queen! 16-Student Council elects President and Cheer Leader. 17-Report on new library books. These books worms will surely get a treat. 20-American Legion present flag ceremonies at King Field. . l-Basketball girls report. Nov. 3-New books for library arrive. Nov. 6-Night school commences. Nov Nov Nov. Nov. Nov N ov .6-Student Council takes issue in truancy cases. Some pupils had bet- ter start coming to school . e-M1-. iwiatriiefws Fish elect officers. 8-Attendance banner awarded to Sophs. 12-Beginning of Book Week. .13-Ring standardizing committee elected for Seniors. . 17-Bulldogs bow to a spirited Luf- kln eleven. But the boys don't mind a little thing like that. Nov. 20-Picture week for Seniors and un- derclassmen. Nov. 23-Senior rings selected by commit- tee. Nov Nov Nov. Dec . 2-1-Bulldogs trounce Nacogdoches in last home game 26-0. 'l hat's a good example for the next year squad. ' . 25-Fish defeat Sophs in spirited football game 24-19. 30-'llhanksgiving holidays. Bulldogs tie last game of season 7-7 and hang up their suits. 4-livery one is back looking very well again after the Thanksgiving feast. There are a few exceptions. There always are. Dec. 11-Coach Matthews hasketteers pose for birdie. They had on their foxy new suits. Dec. 19-Formal Mid-term exams not scheduled. Dec. 21-Seniors stage Kid Party' in cafeteria. Jan. 3-P.-'l'. A. launches 'membersliip drive. Jan. Jan Jan. 10-Capt. Salisbury, of U. S. Navy addresses assembly. 17-Girl basketeers play London. Bulldogs trounce Marshall 38-17. 26-First semester closes with high honors going to the Shorthand Stu- dents l'?l. Jan. 30-Bulldog loopers play Longview. Feb 4-Enrollment soars high-over 700. Feb. 8-S. M. U. presents Pigskin Revue. Feb. 14-Seniors have Valentine party in cafeteria. Feb. 15-Senior Commencement announce- Feb Feb ments are selected. 19-Formal opening of new school plant. Program and refreshments. 20-Juniors enjoy Valentine Party in activity room. Feb 21-Track practice gets under way. Feb 22-Junior play Carmena selected. Inter-class cage league formed. March 2-Juniors present Carmena. March 4-G. S. A. organized. March 5-Shop boys give informal pai-ty in new completed room. March 9-Bulldogs win triple meet from Longview and Carlisle. March 10-Girls volley ball team take first place in County Meet. March 17-County Track Meet held here for first time. Kilgore takes second place in Tennis at County Meet. Annual Staff sells things at track meet. March 19-Campus Landscaping begins. Basketball boys receive sweaters. Oh! but the girls' eyes a1'e getting big. Uh Professor presented ill auditor- ium. Senior play selected. March 20--Seniors selects class colors and flowers. March 21-P.-T. A. sponsors Bulldog ban- quet in cafeteria. March 30-Former Governor Neff speaks in assembly. Denton State Band presents program. April 7-Reflector Queen contest is still go- ing stl'ong. April 9-Cooking school is held. April 13-S. M. U. boosters are here. Seniors win Reflector Queen contest. April 18-Student Council banquet held in Activity room. Trackmen receive trophy as district champs. April 19-Nick Dennis elected most popu- lar boy. April 27-The spooky Seniors stage Hob- goblin House. - April 27-Senior play. - May 8-Press Club banquet. May 11-Junior-Senior banquet. May 18-Junior-Senior Prom. May 25-Threeact play. May 27 -Baccalaureate sermon. June l-Graduating Exercises. Good-bye to Seniors and to school. - Effz ---1 2i: 4... -M .. -.. .-A., gg , if I Y H- Y After Graduation, Comes Matrimony and a Home Remember STAR FURNITURE COMPANY Compliments of Hzgh School P.-T A. +1111-I-..-.-gg.-1g1g1g1--QQQ1.-1.1-1g.-..-1g1'.--.Q---1g1--in1- -.1.1.1-1.--.g.-1-1-1-1--.-.-31-1ni-1g1-,1-- 4. Money Earns A Persona! Interest Q Q 4 A bank account earns PERSONAL interest! The personal interest of worthfwhile people-influential people who can help you. Your bank account-no matter how small-if added to regularly speaks of a reliable, sound character. Money in the bank gives you-increased courage! freef dom from worry! greater independence and relief from embarrassment. 4 Q 4 KILGORE NATIONAL BANK Phone 89 Kilgore, Texas wim.-11111....-.111.-ng..-lu.1luy1m1,,,i111...-1.-.11 nfl u-lm1lnl-nm- -lu--lu-nu 111111 ml-nn--ll-ll-ll:-m1lln1n1n11m1m1m1nl1nu1 my L Eidees Garage 1 1v1.R.sEcHR1sT Ph 87 B0 236 SHOE RE-BUILDER, one x i HARNESS L SADDLERY General Automobile Repairing Texan Theatre Building Firestone Tires and Tubes i Kilgore Complete Line of Accessories i.,,,-,, --.. ,,,-,, -,,,,. I l A TEXACO OIL AND L I 1 i KASSELS i The Store of a 24-hour wrecker service . . 1 Million Items I We never Close f T Sales Service Phone 122 Kilgore Compliments of Brown Drug The Rexall Store Brown Jewelry Co. since 1910 S. W. Ross Mrs. L. R. Brown 151.1pu1q.1qg1gg1m.-pn-.W-.m..,m.1,m..unl1,,,,- Horton 8: Dickson Crown Dickson, Prop. Staple and Fancy Groceries and Meat Phone 60 Delivery Kilgore Headquarters for the Young Man Always First to Show THE NEWEST- THE BEST- At the Right Price THE HUB Kilgore's Leading Men's Store Outfitters For the Entire Family were THE TOGGERY Compliments of Bean' s Pharmacy Formerly Post Office Pharmacy Visit With Us! Phones 84 and 485 Kilgore ....-11.-.-1.-1111.14 FIRE! . . . -the horrible cry that means tragedy, waste and destruction Misery follows in its wake which takes years to erase. By a little economy and foresight such a dstruction can be warded off. The peace of mind is worth the price. FIRE CASUALTY, AUTOMOBILE AND BONDS District Manager Kansas City Life Insurance Co. ROY H. LAIRD INSURANCE CO. Phone 5 7 Kilgore Natl. Bank Bldg. I I -1- ------ ---------- --------- I H -1- g1..1.g-.y1g1g..g.--1g1g....g...g-.3 Knight Studio Commercial and Portrait Photographers Enlarging, Framing, Copying and Kodak Finishing a Specialty Compliments of Sharp's 5 and l0c Store Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Laird DIXI E BEAUTY SHOP Your Hair Reveals You! Phone 370 at DIXIE MERCANTILE CO. w1m.. -y44.1m1m,.-gululllw.1..n1m.1,,,..-ullmimilm Compliments of LA MODE PHONE 199 Exclusive Women's Wear Longhorn Drug Store We Deliver - Phone 250 Longhorn Has It Kilgore, - - - Texas Comppliments of Brownie Brown Station Phone 95 Kilgore pq.-gu1yg1g-.w.-qu1m1g1p1.1l...-mlglllllqgl slvnm LUMBER COMPANY A9633 Our Motto Be Fm Be Square The Home Buildersl' -in--un1uu1m1m1m-le-In-In-nl-In--nu-ua1:1111u1in1ln1n1n1n1n1n-an-u--nu-11nn1l1n1u-an-m1m1u1l-m1mu-nl-M1m1n1n1n1m1m:-un1fn-4, ..-n..m..11-..........1.....1--1-...1...-n-n-.n-u1n1g1....- KILGORE Chamber of Commerce OFFICERS L. N. Crim, President Dr. S. M. Beck, V. President Scott Lucas, Vice President Ivor Billberg, Vice President Barney Haywood, Secretary-Treasurer. Esta Hainey, Office Secretary QHAMBER Q9 G E O RTO QLGOPE E 4' 'ffl or ow 'S' 5 no wn n CIS ?l'0Q9 lowovni I g Alf! tlglii 1. D 'E QQ A. A 5 QA A DIRECTORS Roy H. Laird P. E. Barton J. E. Bagwell George Hayes Sam Ross W. L. Dodson Foster Bean R. S. Boswell Horace Blalock J. B. Nehls E. D. Middlebrook C. B. Ragsdale Saul Rabinowitz It is on the Sound Education of the People that the Se' curity and destiny of every nation chiefly rests- Kossuth. g.-.q1g,1.......-.-.g..g.-.-1111111..i1.-11111111. .........-.-........g 111- ..--1p.---.,.1u.-n.--..q.-q..-.-1-1....g-.- 'iii l- .1-ig.-g.1p1 1.1 1-1-.-g.-n.-111.-1.1-.g1g1g-gl. 'P--. EFFORT! It takes efort and thought to get out a yearbook like the REFLECTOR We Congratulate K. H. S. on This Fine Work! We have expended effort and thought too in getting the goods you want. Our prices are right Every Day not just on Sales Day. Dixie Mercantile Co., Ltd. The Leading Department Store Compliments of Hospital Pharmacy Blackstone Cafe Famous for F ood Williamson's Cafe We Specialize in Good Foods Only At Graduation The bond of school day's friendship is sealed more firmly by an exchange of pho- tographs. The Frost Studio East Texas Clothing Co. 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