Kilgore High School - Reflector Yearbook (Kilgore, TX)

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'fb 3 J'- ' : , fm,-, HF' fr A x ,. . Lu -+4 1 T ,f .1-g,.M-g,, ch -I I. 12-pimp.-ff -mf .-L - ' w The REFLECTOR 19 3 5 Published by THE STUDENTS OF KTLGQRE T-HGH SCI-IQOL KILGQRE, TEXQS 1635 1935 Qmeriods Qldest School To Celebrate Its Teroentenory 9 Interesting Highlights in the History of the Public Latin School of Boston, M assarhnsetis On the 13th of the second month, 1635 .... Att a Generall meeting upon publique notice .... it was .... generally agreed upon that our brother Philemon Pormort shall be intreated to become schoolmaster for the teaching and nourtering of children with us .... thus the Boston Town Records give notice of the beginning of the oldest educational institution, with con- tinuous existence, in the country-Boston's Public Latin School. The school, itself, was founded on April 23, 1635, more than a year before Harvard College was founded, and more than three years before that college opened. As an old history of the school says, Its first masters might have seen Shakespeare act in his own plays, its second master preceded John Milton and John Harvard at Cambridge by nearly a quarter of a century. And as most of you readers of the Pic probably know-Harvard holds the rank of oldest college in the countryf, lllany Distinguished Pupils As one would naturally conclude-a school whose traditions extend over the span of three centuries, and whose location is in the heart of New Eng- land-the practical birthplace of the nation-has been responsible for the early education of many famous men. Of the fifty-six signers of the Declaration of Independence, the following were students of Public Latin School: John Hancock, Samuel Adams, Ben- jamin Franklin, Robert Treat Paine, and William Hooper. One of the first pupils of the school was the well-known Cotton Mather. The tercentenary of this fine old school for boys is arousing the interest of high and preparatory school circles throughout the country. The Editor The Business Manager A. G. MORTON JOHN BURT The Adfzwtising Manager Sponsor HAY woon RAGSDALE RUBY ANGLIN FCDREWCDRD -9 Is it not good to have in the bacleground of one's life an lit- tle walled-in garden of memories, wh-ere one may go back on rainyy days and gather flowers? We want the 1935 Reflector to be such. In striving to do our best, we sincerely hope that the result of this effort reflects honor on our school, our faculty and ourselves. z. C. I.. NlQxx'smx1li lzzmzjml of 1X'I.1gUl't' ffllfjfl Sflzmf DEDICHTICDN O mic who has hecn faithful, lwyzll, patient. :mil zllwzlyx willing to rcmlci' unfiring service, wc, thc Rcflcclor Stnft ,mlicutc this, the Rcflccim' uf 1935, to our must lionurcc piincipzil, Mr. C. L. Newsvine, lhis expression may hc crmsiclcrccl inziclequutc when cmn pircml with thc uilsurpzlsszlhlc mcrits of our fcllow win'kc1', tlii-nil, cminsclm' :uid cimfichintc, hut thc hest that wc hzu'c xxc offer as il lrihulc tu his services. HLMA MATER 4 More than 60 years of educational progression have passed since the first institution was established that eventually became our High School. It was in 1874 that Dr. Alexander gave the funds to build the first edifice of learn- ing that was named in his honor. NVhen financial conditions made it impos- sible for the Alexander Institute to carry on, it was moved to jacksonville in 1894. Alexander Institute then became what is now known as Lon Morris College, financed and supported by the Methodist Church. The old college buildings remained in their previous locations and the pros- perous little town of Kilgore was without educational facilities but a short time. Kilgore Public Academy, a school of ten grades, continued until the present site was donated and a red brick building was constructed in 1912. It was in that year that Kilgore High School assumed its present name and received its first aid from the state. In the winter of 1933 we moved into our present S250,000 building where we have the choice of 30 credited units. In summarizing our progress, let us compare the faculty and senior class of '35 with that of the first in 1912. In 1912 Kilgore High School was taught by a faculty of four and the graduating class numbered three. In 1935 the faculty consists of twenty-five in the I-Iigh School alone, while the graduat- ing class numbers 125 from a student body of Soo. Board of Education JOHN T. CMM, President j. A. lX'IAT'1'HEW'S, Vice President IQELLY DICKSON A, H. PUTNAM A. G. MoRToN S. S. 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The Board thoroughly appreciates the manner in 'which you have assisted it in carrying forward its educational program, and wishes each and every one continued happiness and further opportunity of full per- sonal growth. Sincerely yours, joim T. CRIM 10 I' Omix G, Clll.xNo1,1il: H1z.s'1'11t'.rx -lltzliagtv XVe have come to the end of another milestone in the history of Kilgore High School. lt has indeed heen a pleasure to have worked with hoth the Faculty and Student llody in trying' to make this one of the most successful years in the history of the school. All of you are ahle to look hack and see your acconiplishments and failures through the years of your high school. Let these failures he an incentive to spur you on to higher, nohler things. that when you meet them in years to come you will he hetter prepared to overcome them. I congratulate one a11d all of you on the splendid work you have done the past year. Remember that I am your friend, ready and will- ing to aid and assist you in any way that is possihle. O. G. Cn .ix Nivmiie W. L. DODSON, B. A., M. A U ui-Uevfsity of Texas, Superintendent Each graduating class of the High School has the opportunity of con- tributing much toward our social and scholastic aims. You have had the un- usual privilege of leadership during the period of growth of our City School System and you have acted with wisdom. Your fine spirit of cooperation has made school work a pleasure for us all and brought you to the close of your High School days a most appreciated and worthy class. It is my sincere wish that your time of happiness and the realization of your aims has begun with this your graduation. Most sincerely yours, VV. L. DODSON. C. l.. Niiwsomli, IS, A. lf. T. S. T. C., L'lz1 z'4'1'.vz't.v of Tc'.1'a.r lJI'l'lIt'Iif7U1 Three hundred years ago in Boston, lXlfassaeliusetts, was estahlishecl the first high school in the Unitecl States. This school was composed of one teacher and a mere handful of hoys studying to he ministers. 'llotlay in the entire United States we have six million hoys and girls in high sehool pre- paring themselves for all walks of life. We of Kilgore ltligh School are very fortunate in heing a part of this great throng of .Mneriean inanhoocl anal womanliood. May we make the hest of our opportunities so that our fore- fathers will he justified in having estahlishecl this great .fXineriean institution -The lXloclern High School, C. l,. Nlcwsom I-3 ' TI-IE ' FACULTY ' RUBY ANGLIN, B. A., M. A. N. T. S. T. C., Texas, Wisconsin: Head of English Department: Senior Sponsor, Mirror, Reflector, Quill and Scroll. EVELYN ATICINSON, B. S. C. I. A., University of Texas: Home Economics, Co-Sponsor of Freshmen, Home Economics Club. CHRISTINE BAGWELL, B. A. College of Marshall, Baylor College, Baylor University, Music Supervisor. IXTRS. W. E. BROOKS St. Paul Hospital, School Nurse. H15NR1E'rTA BEAN, B. A. C. I. A.: English and Spanish, Junior Sponsor. AIRS. THARY BUMGARNER, B. A. Durant Teachers' College: English, Student Council, QDREN G. CHANDLER School Secretary. ' THE ' FACULTY ' DOROTHY SPENCE DENBY, B. A. T. C. U.: Head of Spanish Department: Sponsor of Pep Club and Spanish Club: Sponsor of Seniors. WILLIAM MILLER DEvEREUx, B. A. S. M. U.: Special VVork in Dramatics, New York City: Speech and Dramatic Arts. MRS. LES DUBLIN, JR. S. M. U.: Trinity University: C. I. A.: Dean of Girls. EUGENE ELDER, B. A. Austin College: Head of Social Sciences: Athletic Director: Co- Sponsor Of Juniors. . GOLGATE ELMER, B. A. University of Iowa: Texas A. 8a M.: Shop. EUNICE BENNETT HIGHTOWER, B. S. University of Texas: Home Economics, Home Economics Club: Co-Sponsor of Freshmen. ISABEL HENDERSON HOUCIIIN, B. A. Centenary: English: CO-Sponsor of Sophomores. ' THE ' FACULTY ' Lomsr: JETIQR Baylor College, University of Texas: Physical Education: Co- Sponsor of Freshmen: G. S. A. NANCY NliLL LAWLER, B. A. C. I. A.: Librarian, Library Club: Sponsor of Freshmen. SAM PARKER, B. S. N. T. S. T. C., University of Texas: Science and Mathematics: Stage Band. OTTo PARIS, B. A. N. T. S. T. C.: Band Director. HARoLD lVl.xTT1l1iws, B. A. Simmons University: Mathematics: Co-Sponsor of Freshmen: Assistant Coach. FRANCES ROBINSON, B. A. University of Texas: Social Sciences: Co-Sponsor of Sophomores. NoRMA ROLLINS, B. A. Baylor College: Mathematics: Sponsor of Sophornores: Student Council. ' THE ' FACULTY ' MRS. S. L. RUSSELL, B. A. Huron College: Latin. Latin Club, National Honor Societyg Co- Sponsor of Juniors. H1Q1.1iN G. IQOGERS, B. S. Huron College: Englishg Co-Sponsor of Freshmen. lmsz SMITH, B. S. E. T. S. T. C.: Englishg Co-Sponsor of Sophomores. R1-:MAN TAYLOR, B. A. Southwestern, Science: Co-Sponsor of Freshmen. EUNICIQ Ussxzm' Tyler Commercial College, Tyler Junior College: Secretary to Superintendent. Bon VVATICRS, B. A. Centenztryg Mathematics and History, Athletic Coach: Co-Spon- sor of Freshmen. RAI.rn A. NVn131aI.li1x, B. A., M. A. IG. T. S. T. C., University of Texas, Head of Commercial De- partment, Sponsor of Seniors. IN MEM I VERNON P.-XSSMQJRE Died FC'Z1l'1lCl7'j' 3, 1935 'H' 'jflvf CDRIAM The gentle mannerecl, kindly naturecl hoyg always ready with a helping hand or a word if encouragement to all. None knew him but in love him nur named him but to praise. LAWRENCE NIIDDLETON Died February 2, 1935 ,Y li 4 of flu' lfuf1'fm'1l .S'f1'1vf Srlzmzl llnzzxc, 1844-1881 The CLASSES ' THE ' SENIOR ' CLASS ' JERRY DENNIS Senior President, '34, '35, G. S, A. President, '33, '34, '35, Secre- tary of Student Council, '34, '35, Member of Student Council, '33, '34, '35, Basketball, '33, '34, Mirror Staff, '33, '34, Excel- sior Speech Club , '33, '34, Choral Club, '32, '33, '34, '35, High School Trio, '34, '35, Carmena, '34, Baseball, '32, '33, '34, '35, Volley Hall, '33, '34, '35, National Honor Society, '35, Attendance Banner Chairman, '33, '34, '35, High Ideal Club, '35, Racquet Club, '34, '35, Best Citizen, l enitent Pirates, '35, BRYAN A. BARTON Vice-President, '35, Student Council, '33, '34, '35, Football, '34, '35, Carrnena, '34, Vice-President of National Honor Society, '35, Glee Club, '33, '34, K Club Treasurer, '34, Track, '35, Dra- matic Art Club, '35, Penitent Pirates, '35. NICK D1'1NNIS Social Chairman of Seniors, '35, President Mechanical Drawing, '35, Hand, '34, '35, Orchestra, '32, '33, Glee Club, '32, Dramatic Club, '34, '35, L'armena, '34, Annual Staff, '35, Third Ingre- dient, ' 35. 'I935' ' THE ' SENIOR ' CLASS ' R0'l'llY JXNN JXIIRICNS IH-p Squad, '33, Lilrrary, '34, Office Assistant, '35, Mirror, '34, '35, Hack Stage Ham Ac-tors' Club, '35, Offieial Student, '35, Mirror, '34, '35, Fashion Dream, '35, Tea at Four, '35, l'e-nitent Pirates, '35. I l xx I'l'.X ARNULD lflasebull, '3l, '33, '35: Baseball lNlanager, '34, Volleyball, '33, lias- ketball, '34, Racquet Ulub, '35, Vif'e-President Home lieonomies Vlub, '34, '35, l'1lig:il.ility Chairman G. S. A.. '33, '34, '35, Student llelpm-r, Physical liduvation, '33, '34, '35, Penitent Pirates, '35. 1.1.1-3 QXRNOLD National llunm' Sueiety, '35, Hasketball, '34, Volleyball, '34, '35, liaseball, '32, '34, '35, Library Assistant, '35, P, E. Advisor, '34, '35, G. S. S., '34, '35, Secretary of G. S. A., '35, Member of Matte Club, '32, '33, '34, '35, Racquet Club, '35, Melting l'ot Speech Club, '35. lli 1.1-,N C'.x'1'riii1uNi4, l3ix'r'l'ii filet- Vlub, '34, Fashion Dream, '35, l'armena, '34, Sun-Up, '35, Official Student, '34, Mirror, '34, '35, The Brat, '353 l'lay l'UlllIllllU'9, '35, Home l+Ic'unUmies Ulub, '35, lleeorating Umnmittee, '34, Banquet Supervisor, '35, Uarnpaign lNlanag'er, '35 f Iieflec'tm ' Queenbz l'1lec'tur, '35, Assistant Direcrtor of li. S. ll. A., '35, M.ake'Up Designer, '35, Ring Committee, '35, Ven- itent Pirates, '35. 1.n,x l3I..fXCKllQ BLACK G. S. A., '33, '34, '35, Girls' Sports Council, '35, Mirror, '35Z liall Committee, '34, l'. E, Instructor, '33, '34. ,LY lli,,xcKs'roCK Student Uouneil, '32, Hall Committee, '33, '34, Orchestra, '32. 4 4 I 9 3 5 ' THE ' SENIOR ' CLASS ' LOUISE BOTKINS G. A., '35, Racquet Club, '35, Pep Squad, '35, Mirror, '35, Home Economics Club, '35, Quill and Scroll, '35, Penitent Pirates, '35. C ll RYSTIN E BR U M BICLU W Pep Squad, '33, '34, Choral Club, '34, '35, G. S. A., '34, '35, G. S. A., '34, '35, Racquet Club, '34, '35, Junior Play, '34, Volleyball, Manager, '35, Hall Committee, '33, '35, Penitent Pirates, '35. JOHN BURT Football, '32, '33, '34, Track, '31, '32, '33, Reflector Manager, '35, Reporter Vocational Shop, '35, Backstage Ham Actors, '35, The Brat, '35, K Club, '33, '34, KTILDRED BEATY Honor Society, '35, Reporter of Etiquette Club, '35, The Brat, '35, Carmena, '34, Choral Club, '32, '33, '34, '35, Office Assist- ant, '35, Library Secretary, '35, Penitent Pirates, '35. RONQRTA CLEMMONS G. s. A., '34, '35, Baseball, '32, '33, Oratorial speech Club, '35. joli CoS'roN Football, '34, '35, Hall Committee, '34, '35, Ca.rmena, '34, The Valiant, '35, Dramatic Club, '35, Sergeant-at-Arms of Dra- matic Club, '35, Penitent Pirates, '35. ' I 9 3 5 ' ' THE ' SENIOR ' CLASS ' Cl,.XRliNClC Corfu Football, '32, '33. Bois CURTS Orchestra, '32: Band, '34, '35, Stain- Rand, '35, The Brat, '35, Dramatic- Club, '35, Tea at Four, '35, Give Club, '34, lXIirror, '34, '35, Reflector, '34, '35, Quill and Scroll, '35. PM'L1N12 CROW' Vice-President of Etiquette Club, '35, Pop Squad, '35, Offim-ial Student, '35, Mirror Stuff, '35. CALv1N CARTER R0flvctor, '35, l'enitent Pirates, '35. FLUSSIIQ CRU'rc111-'1E1.D Official Student, '33, '34, '35, HCZll'IY'l0YlZl, '34, Library, '34, '35, Tho Brat, '35, G. S. A., '34, '35, Uratorical Speech Club, '3-l, Dramatic Art Club, '35, Elite Social Club, '35. IRVIN DAFFER l'enitent Pirates, '35. 'I935' ' TI-IE ' SENIOR ' CLASS DEAN DMAVENPORT G. S. A., '35, Flag Committee, '35, Student llelper, '351 Hiking, Captain, '35, Home Economics Club, '35: Racquet Club, 3 BLA NC is DEN NY ALLIE RUTH D10 K IQRSON Library, '35. FLOYD ELLEXSON lX'I.ARY FAM BROUG H Official Student, '35: ETAU FARRAR Pep Squad. Reporter of Firlelis Slreecli Club, '35 'I935' ' THE ' SENIOR ' CLASS ' CHLUE FIELDEN Band, '34, '35, Choral Club, '331 Reflevtor, '34, '35: Pop Club. '32: Home Economics Club, '351 Prosident of Senior Home Ronin, '353 Campaign M.anager of Prottiest Girl, '331 Quill and Svroll, '35, Penitent Pirates, '35. EVANS FINLEY Vocational Shop: 'Tenitent Pirates, '35. CLAUDE FINLEY Vocational Shop. RELDA FORDHAM Student Council, '34, '35: G. S. A., '34, '353 Home Economics Club, '34, Library Assistant, '35, WALLACE FOWLER PIIILLIP GAINIZS 'I935' ' THE ' SENIOR ' CLASS ' HELEN Glaoucrirm, Carmena, '34g 'Tenitvnt l'irante-s, '35, LARUN GIFFORD Football, '34, '353 Rnskvtlmll, '35, I'vnitm1l l'ir:llvs, '35, ELOISE GRACE GEORGE HAYES National Honor Society, '35, Frost Sl l'lUl2ll'Sl'llll, 'SEL Band, '34 '353 Stage Band, '35: Sun-Up, '35, Debate, '35, 'l'vnnis, '34 '353 Pep Club, '32, '333 lXlirror, '34, '351 Huck Stage Hum Ac-Lora '34, '35 fPres.Jg Quill and Scroll, '35, LORENE I-IENSON Choral Club, '333 Home Economics Club, '35, G. S. A., '35 Pep Club, '32. BETTY HUCKABEE Band, '34, '35, Choral Ululr, '32. '33, '34g lhlscllmll l'lulv, '33, Ol ficial Student, '351 Nzltionul Honor Society, '35: t'z1rmm1:1, '34 President of Senior Home- Room, '35, Drumntic Arts, '35, Mil ror, '34, '35g Reflector, '34, '35, Quill :lull Scroll, '35. 'l935' ' THE ' SENIOR ' CLASS ' TRAVIS I 1120012 Hclitor of lVlirror, '35, Stage Band, Master of Ceremonies, '35, Latin Club, '35Z Pep Club, '32, '33, Vocational Shop, '34, Peni- tent Pirates, '35, Editor School Page, Daily News, '35, Col- umnist, Intruder, '35, King Arthur's Knights, '32, Office As- sistant, '35, Campaign Manager, Beauty Contest, '35, Tlio HKJLDIQN Pep Leader, '32, '33, Track, '32, '33, Glee Club, '32, President of Sophomore Class, '33, President of Freshman Class, '32, Business Manaprer of Carmena, '34, 1'enitent Pirates, '35. ICM M A .lore JACKSON Student Council, '33, '34, President of Home Economics Club, '35, Candidate for Annual Queen, '35, The Brat, '35, Elector for Best Citizen, '35, time of three nominated for D. A. R., '35j, Secretary of Dramatic Club, '35, Penitent Pirates, '35. H1-,x'liRI,Y JA M ES Baseball Captain, '32, Volley Ball, '35, Tennis, '35, General Sports Manager G. S. A., '35, G. S. A. Council, '35, Choral Club, '32, '34, '35. GLADYS JAMIQS G. S. A., '34, G. S. A. Historian, '35, Sun Up, '35, Library As- sistant, '35, Baseball, '34, Basketball, '34, Dramatic Arts, '34, Pt-nitent Pirates, '35. HURN1-31.1. jomis MZirror Staff, '35: Cafeteria Service Committee, '35, Spanish Club, '35, Quill and Scroll, '35, 'I935' ' THE ' SENIOR ' CLASS ' HILDRED JORDON Yell Leader, '35, Volley Ball, '34, '35, G. S, A., '34, Vice-Presb dent Racquet Club, '35, President, Vice-President of Fidelis Speech Club, '34, Secretary of Melting Pot Speech Club, '34, Sky High, '35, Campaign Manager for Reflector Queen, '35, Elec- tor for Best Citizen, '35, Mirror, '35, Choral Club, '35, Peni- tent Pirates, '35, ROBERT JONES ROY JOHNSON Football, '33, '34, Track, '35, Mirror, '34, '35, Reflector, '34, Quill and Scroll, '35, ERMALEA KINDRICK Student Council, '33, '34, Band, '34, '35, Dramatic Art, '33, '343 Latin Club, '33, '34, Carmena, '34, Pep Squad, '33, Chairman Bulletin Board Committee, '34, Library, '33, ABE LAMB CELENA LANDRUM G. S. A., '35, Treasurer the Racquet Club, '35. 'I935' ' TI-IE ' SENIOR ' CLASS ' HlQl'l..Xll l.ANc:uAM Mirror Staff, '32, '33, '34, G. S. A., '34, '35, Home Economics Club, '35, Pep Squad, '32, '33, Elite Social Club, '35. KATI 143 MAI, LA WRIQNC If CLYDE LEE HOLLIS LEE CI,.xR,x 1XICCLlCI.LAND IXIAR National llonor Society, '35 fSecretaryJ, Pep Club, '32, '33, '34, First Scholarship, '32, Mirror Staff, '34, '35, Official Student, '35, Elector for Best Citizen, '33, Quill and Scroll, '35, :oN lXl'cliliNz11f: National Honor Society, '35, lNIirror Staff, '34, '35, Football Manager, '33, '34, Back Stage Ham Actors, '34, '35, Tea at Four, '35, King: Arthur and His Knights, '34, K Club, '35, Track Manager, '35, Across Breakfast Table, '34, Band, '33, '34, '35, Office Assistant, '34, '35, Library, '32, '33, Glee Club, '33, '34, Senior Play Committee, '35, Pep Squad, '32, Presirlcnt of Hack Stage Ham Actors, '35, Fire Captain, '33, '34, Quill and Scroll, '35. 'l935' ' THE ' SENIOR ' CLASS ' MARY LOU MEEKS G. S. A., '34, '35, Official Student, '35, National Honor Society, '35, Candidate for Best Citizen, '35, Penitent Pirates, '35. NEDRA MALANCON GEORGE MERCER Fidelis Speech Club, '35, LLOYD MILLER Mail Order Brides, '35, Latin Club, '35, Track, '35, Penitent Pirates, '35. WOODROW MITCHPQLL Elector of Best Citizen, '34, Candidate for Best Citizen, '35, RACHEL NIOREHEAD Penitent Pirates, '35. 'I935' ' THE ' SENIOR ' CLASS ' A. G. MoR'1'oN lic-flector Editor, '35, National Honor Society, '35, Student Council, '35, Latin Club, '35, Dedication Committee, '35, King: Arthur and His Knights, Author, Tennis, '32, '33, '34, '35, De- Bate, '35, Library, '33, Glee Club, '33, '34, Pep Squad, '32, '33, Chairman of Bell Committee, '35, Fire Captain, '34, Quill and Sm-roll, '35, l'enitent Pirates, '35. jon N NIOSLEY Vocational Shop, Mirror, '33, '34. l':RNliSTlNli NIPPER Home Economics Club, '35, Melting Pot, '35, Fidelis Speech Club, '35, G. S. A., '35, Etiquette Club, l'enitent Pirates, '35, FR,-x N CICS PA N N IQLL Pep Squad, '32, Choral Club, '33, G. S. A., '34, '35, Volley Ball, '35, Student Council, '35, National Honor Society, '35, Vice-Presb dent, Secretary, Reporter, Fidelis Club, '35, President Pep Squad, '35, Hiking Club Leader, '35, Mirror, '35, Official Student, '34, Racquet Club, '35, Penitent Pirates, '35. IJLQARL PASSMORE Vocational Shop. AIQCIIIIC PRICE Basketball, '34, '35. 'I935' ' THE. ' SENIOR ' CLASS ' H:XYNVOOD RAGSDALE Carmena, '34, Reflector, '35, UKIDQ, A1 thul ind His knights '34, Elector, '34. XVILLIAM PURIFOY Spanish Club, '32, '33, Hull Commlttee 3 BlCkStlg,E Him Actor, '34. Rm' RADFORD Student Council, ketballb, '35. '35, Chairman of Concession C ommlttce KPN Track, '33, '34, '35, Boxing, '34, Football 34 Vice l'lGS1d8l'lt I xtln Club, '34, K Club, '34, Mirror l umeni Ami IQASNEK 'Penitent Pirates, '35, INEZ REESE Student Council, '33, '35, Basketball 33 34 G S A 4 Penitent Pirates, '35, ROBERT Rimvizs Hall Committee, '34, Cheer Leader 34 Libl uy Assistlnt 35 Backstage Ham Actors, '34, Penitent Pilates 'I935' ' THE. ' SENIOR ' CLASS ' lioluiwi' lioismsox President of Student Body, '34, '35, President of Student Loun 1-il, '34, '35: Best B '35, Truck, '33, '35 '35, President Scien tent l'irutes, '35. IDI-IAN ROBBINS GLEN N RUSSELL Band, '34, '35, geaint-at-A1'lns M.-xumklii' R1iss1cLL u. s, A., '34, '35, Ho Euzicmi ScHoifNHI2IT lfmxcics Su'1'1112uL:xNo oy Citizen, '33, '35, Student Council, '33 4 , Football, '35, Basketball, '35, Honor Society ce Class, '34, Fire Room Captain, '34, Pen1 Tea at Four, '35, Manager Stage Band, '35, ber of Band, '35, Dramatic Art Club, '35. me Economics Club, '35, Volley Ball, '35 G. S. A., '34, '35, Student Council, '35, Home Economics Club '35, President of Sen ior Home Room, '35. ' 'l935' ' THE ' SENIOR ' CLASS ' SOL STEPINOFF Senior Reporter, '35, Mirror, '33, '34, '35, Reflector, '35, Quill and Scroll, '35, Office Assistant, '32, '33, '34, '35, Band, '34, '35, Pep Squad, '32, One Jump Ahead, '35, Tennis, '34, Me- chanical Drawing Secretary, '35, interscholastic League Football Reporter, '34, '35, Back Stage Ham Actors Reporter, '35, Dra- matic Club, '35, Two Bums and a Blond iauthorl. CLARENCE SMITH President of Band, '35, PAULINE STANLEY Volley Ball, '33, '34, '35, Library, '35, Baseball, '33, '34, '35, Treas- urer G. S. A., '33, '34, '35, Junior Athletic Manager, '34, Penit- ent Pirates, '35. MYXRY ELEANOR STARK The Brat, '35, Carmena, '34, Dramatic Art Club, '35, Pen- itent Pirates, '35, jon NNY13 TAYLOR Baseball, '32, '33, '34, '35, Volley Ball, '33, '34, '35, G. S. A., '33, '34, '35, Senior Athletic Manager, '35, 'FI-IETIS THOMPSON G. S. A., '34, '35, Benita Juarez Club, '35, Fidelis Speech Club, '35, Volley Ball, '35, Baseball, '35, Racquet Club, '35, Reporter Fidelis Speech Club, '35, Hall Committee, Etiquette Club, Pen- itent Pirates, '35, 'l935' ' THE ' SENIOR ' CLASS ' GRIDELLIC TUCKLQR G. S. A., '34, '35, Racquet Club, '34, Pep Squad, '34, '35, Etiquette Club, '34, '35, Choral Club, '31, '32, Home Economics Club, '34, '35, RUTH W'11.I.no1'1' Curmena, '34, Choral Club, '34, '35, Glee Club, '33, '34, Orutor- ical Speech Club, '33, '34, Racquet Club, '34, '35, Home Economics Club Secretary, '34, '35, High Ideal Club, '35, Library, '34, '35, I'enitent Pirates, '35. NIQLLIIS NV1LLHol'r Hlfill'Tl'16I'l1l,H '34, Choral Club, '34, '35, Glee Club, '33, '34, Orator- ical Speech Club, '33, '34, Racquet Club, '34, '35, Home Economics, '34, '35, High Ideal Club, '35, Library, '34, '35, Penitent Pirates, '35. LORINDA WEBB A G. S. A., '35, Home Economics, '35, High Ideals Club, '35. JACK XVALKER Shop, '33, '34, '35, Pep Club, '31, '32 ,Text Book Keeper, '31, '32, '33, '34, '35, Mirror, '33, '34, '35. I':'I'lllELYN WAGGONER G. S. A., '35, Racquet Club, '35, Pep Squad, '35, Home Economics, '35, Mirror, '35, Etiquette Club, '35, Penitent Pirates, '35. RAYMOND DLIIFEN BAKER Sun Up, '35, One Jump Ahead, '35, Best Boy Actor in Coun- ty, '35, Band, '34, '35, Stage Band, '35. 'I935' ' THE ' SENIOR ' CLASS ' BICUNA HUDSON Band, '34, '35, lNIirror, '33, Dramatic Art Club, '33, Third In- gredient, '35. BILL BUTLER Football, '31, '32, '33, '34, Track, '32, '33, K Club, '33, Sergeant- at-Arms of Mechanical Drawing Class, l-'enitent Pirates, '35, Nl'1I.D.A Cox Baseball, '32, '33, '34, G. S. A., '34, '35, Racquet Club, '35, Home Economics Club, '35, Pep Squad, '33, Choral Club, '32, '33, Tea at Four, '35, Sky High, '35, Band, '33, '34, Volley Ball, '32, '33, Backstage 1-lam' Actors, '34, '35, P. E. Advisor, '34, '35, Library Assistant, '34, '35, Flag Committee, '34, '35, Pe-nitent Pirates, '35. A Mos JAC KSON Football, '33, '34, '35, Hall Committee, '3-4. V ,xs'1'I N E K EST 151:90 N G. S. A., '34, '35, Pep Squad, Library Assistant, '35, Peni- tent Pirates, '35, QJLETA TRVLL Library, '32, '33, Pep Squad, '32, '33, Student Council, '33, '34, Basketball, '33, '34, Mirror, '33, '34, '35, Oratorical Speech Club '33, '34, Reflector, '33, '34, Office, '34, '35, H. E. Club, '35. 'I935' v THE ' JUNIOR ' CLASS llume ,-X1.1.l-JN lilwcifi I3,x'rl-is Pllpxcwz lilcxm-Qx' AI.-Xlijlllilli HRl'l l' l':'Q'1'lllCR llkuwx Hll.l.1l-3 L1-21-3 liL'1Xc.x1.mx l.li1:m' ClI.Xl'MAN f1XYliNIJ0l.INIC Culuila .Ima Cluxli limziqm' Cu1.L1Ns llliI.:QN Cu4'1'uN limznlli C'mx',xk'1' l7ulw'l'llx' ID.x1.ToN I,.xvl:1.1.1-2 lhvls FLUYIJ lJu1.I..xR I X A I IIUMJVS I',x1ua.xu lXIl1.muin Fliluuil. liver: Fmmzmm 'l935' ' THE ' JUNIOR ' CLASS ' l1IiL1iN F15'1'T 1-3 BIATTIII LE1-3 FINLIQY Ulxmfzfx FROST Fmfnm if Llil-3 FRIQD RIC K sox lXI,'XBLl2 1XICG1I.'roN JANE Gmnfuflx VITA MMC GRIFIPIN fVIARJORIIQ GRAFTON IJIXUN GlillflfIN JAINIIQE Plmuus IDOROTIIY lXll'1:I.l2 GI ,IRAN H.xzl,1Qxvoon F,x1,12Y Holm 1iI.Ll2NA Hosm' Rrix liIQLQO Hou KrQNDAI.1. HlC'l'TY KILLMIQR IV':I.ICANOR INQINDRICK LDICN 'I935' ' THE ' UNIOR ' jrmx IQINC Ipxwluixcli Kllili'3lCX lfluxcxcs lim 141-9 mix' CnAxR1.l1-3 liuvxcmi IxlQ.ucx'151. Klu'1CMc Il 143 I IAx1u'1QY l,..xxmcL'M lbw l.AxNc:s'1'ux M.x1ul43'1 1'.x lXl.xssliv CAx1.x'1N lXl.X9'l'IQRS I Aw14: M.xs'l'1f1as lJl'IJI.liY lXlmm1i I,1B1am'x' Umm l':l7Y'l'H Usmmxii Al.XliGAli!i'l' l'uxn:i1: lfmssls: l'om'14:n IXIARY 1.011515 Rmzo ll. II. Rmvli IJWAINIQ KVSSIQ1- RN 'I935' f THE ' JUNIOR ' NIALTRINIC SCOTT 1lUBY SMITH ROY SMITII COLBY SPRINGER ZELMA SNVEICNEY IJELLA LAYLOR LENVIS TERRY ESTIIISR TIIAYIQR EDNVINA TIMBERLAKE MEAXINII: TOMLINSON NORRIS TROROY HILL VONN'lfLL V ERA XVOODS I.,EROY WETZEL 'l935' CLASS ' THE ' SOPHOIVIORE ' CLASS ' XN'll.l,1.xM IXIVSSICR ICMMA Lol' NIQZWMAN 1,1-:Nom Mui Nouwmm BVDIJIIC Poxmclc .I. XY. RAINICY RlC42IN.'Xl.ID ROBINSON l'T'l'lIAN Rumxlxs lilcrmlm Romxtsox Run Rmuxsux H I-ZLIQN Gu' K1'Sslcl,I. IXIARIIZ ScA1.1is IQYIQINN Slzlimomc lmxokli SIZICMURIC jmx Suom' l'zIl,IClCN SVICRLICK XV1I.l,lvC Mui STI-1w.xR'r Iimurrm' S'l'lil'INOl F A. j. '1'Ax'rL'M IAJRICNX-2 'I',xyl.uu j.xNri'l' XXARNICR Nmuvm XYARRICIQ Nmzmx XYIIITIC ' K ' . . CJ. L. XXu1'1xxo1z'r1r li.x'1'111u'N XYICKILXM j1M M112 XY11.1-l,xMs IRICNE XVzf1slN1s.xcK12R LJOROTIIY Wvcmi CIIAUNCIIC Ymzlzkolfctli liAR1m1z.x Z1c:1.1c1z 'l935' ' THE ' SOPHOMORE. ' CLASS ' JANE BARHAM WILLIE PEARL BARRY VIRGIE FARI: BEENE ILLLA NALA BILES IOMA CASON PAIILINE CHOICE ZERA ROSE COHEN IVIARGIE COLLINS WILDA COURTNEY JANE DICKSON CARLTON FARRAR JOSEPH GRII-'FIN MILLS GRIIfFIN EMILY BESS HAMILTON MOIZELLIQ HAM MONS THELMA HOLIMAN CHARLES HUBBARD DELOREQS HUNTSMAN LYNDON JACKSON SHIRLIE JENKINS BOB KELLEY ELMER KIMBALL HELEN KING BETTY KOONE ZADA KRUEMCKI2 EVELYN LAIRD JOE CARROL LAND INEZ LOOPER BEATRICE MORGAN LENA DEA MURPHY 'I935' ' THE ' FRESHMAN ' CLASS ' lm NIA111 .Xxlmx I' m'1'u llsfxxl lfx' 'ldmxls llmgxn-3 IM1m'l'llx' I1Iil'MliIQI.llW XIRKQINIA Hl I'I.IQIi lnmms ,Xxx Clnxlclli I'unm'r11x' Q'l.l1fx-'mum Qlswwzag M. lxtllilil-I I'.x1'l.L'm'cl1 lJ1mm'm' .Xxxli Ilwls I',mzAxnsQ'1'l1 Iywls I 1ulm'l'lIY IJIXUN l'.x1'l.1xx13 lJl'Nc3.xN N l1,x'.x MM: IDYKICS lixvxmxiw I'.l.l.lSUN A ,luqgx l4,I.lNl', l'n4,ssl.lQ1: Um Mui G.xA11zl.15 llumrrm' Gmil-31: Gxx'lix1ml,Yx csRIi I1'l'l'Il Mx'rc'l'miSVI-3G1'NN XX'1l.l.Ax Mui IIALI, .Xl,ll.mu-in lI.xAl ! ..xx'1-Lux If I Ilimzli I,ul'1s1: I lliY1e.x'1'l1 lfxflflxi IMI: llmmx M1il.1s.x lflmcx lfIC'lx'I'Y llusliv C1150 .IUIINSON lxlfz 'IUIINSUN X'lx'x.xx ilmlxsux 'I935' ' THE ' FRESI-IIVIAN ' CLASS ' JOY JORDON CWI-INDOLYN JOYCE XIAN LAMKIN CL'RT1S NIAIION DIQMA NIARTIN jAMES NIARTIN Ozr31.LA MCRA12 -ILKXNITA NIICLCIIIAR L. A. NIUNROE 5. JOHNNY MUSSERN NIARY NASH SVBIL ODOM CAMILIQ QSTRO M BEN PAGE JOYCE PASSMORE ILLLZARETH POOL LORINE RANEY BETTY SEWIQLL JOHN SHE'1'TI.I2SWORTII P1-:GGY SHORT CLAUDE SMITH FRANK SPICRLICK ICVELYN SHORT EVIILDRED NVATSUN DAIL WELLS IWORTON XMILLO UGH BY I'.1,AR'1'HA FRANCES XYOUNG 'l935' 711111 High and LlIfI'lI Svfzfml Famflmli Tmnz of I885. T110 fu!- lzm' ill flu' fft'I'b'X' l'f'I'llI1'1If!,X' kcfvf .vc'01'4' for flu' ivulll. HTHLETICS XX H1115 No 50 l'f1.1m1211, No. .11 lXl.X'l l'lllCXV9, No. 51 FQQTBHLL, H934 S1'f1c'1l11l1' Raxvzzlzlr of All Football fftllIItV Sept. 15-llemlerson at Tyler. Night. Kilgore ...... A..,,.........w..AA. 0 Hemlerson.. Oct. U-'l2lCliS1lIlYlll6 111 Kilgore. Kilgore ........ I3 ulzxcksoiiville Oct. l.21StC11llC11 F. Austin College it Kilgore ..,.. 0 S. F.Austi11 Kilgore, Kilgore ......... I3 Tyler ...,............. Oct. lQ1,llylCl' :tl Tyler, Night. Kilgore ..... .20 Texzlrkzmu .. Oct. .20-,liCX1ll'liIlllIl ut ,liCX2ll'li2ll11l, Niglit. Kilgore .....,... ..,..,.... 1 3 Glaclewater.. Nm: 3-Open. Kilgore ...,...... ..... 2 6 Mursliall 1...... . Nm. ll1GlIlllCXX'ZllCl' at Glzlclewziter. Kilgore ......... .......... 7 Longview '..... Nm If?-lXlEll'5l'l1lll ut lXlZlI'Sl11lll. l Nm.. is-opml Total Puzzztxz Nm' go-lmngvicw :tt Kilgore. Kilgore ,..,.,.... .,.....,.. 1 io Visitors ...,... If ,N xx p 1 1 ' SHIRLEY JENKINS HILDRED JORDAN ROBERT REEvEs REVIEW of the SEASON With only forty boys reporting to the field to work for football coaches, Waters and Matthews are going to prove that a mere handful of willing boys can do more than a whole army without teamwork. After a month of training the Kilgore High School Bulldogs went to Tyler to play Henderson at the fair grounds. At the final whistle the score remained the same as at the first of the game, o-o. This did not leave any hard feelings for the Bulldogs for they won the game with jacksonville, October 6, 1934, to the tune of 13-12. October I2 came around and it was time to play the Stephen F. Austin Freshmen. This game resulted in favor of the visitors to the sum of 12-o. Several of the star play-ers received injuries. One of the season's biggest games took place at Tyler on October 19, when the fighting and raring-to-go Bulldogs downed the strong Tyler Lions in one of the greatest upsets of the year in District Io. The Bulldogs had the game going in their favor until the last minute of the play. At the end of the game the final score resulted 13-6. The next game of our schedule was played with Texarkana, October 26. A few bad breaks, a ragged brand of football and undecided officials caused the first conference loss of the Kilgore Bulldogs. The field was dusty and full of holes. The game was also played at night, and the first night game for some of the Bulldogs. The final score was: Kilgore, 18g Texarkana, 26. The team that had never scored a point in any game this season, Glade- water, took advantage of our Bulldogs and tied the score, 1 3-13. The Glade- water High School Bears were played at the Bear stadium in Gladewater, which they also dedicated that day. .gk swf ' Amos jixcxsox A steady performing guard was Amos, for the past two years. He also showed good brain work. Lrzieox' C11.xrMlxN Leroy was a good reserve guard and later shifted to the backfield, He shows all around ability as ll football player. ,Iota IDAVIS Joe played only one year for Kilgore which he proved to be a great plunger, and a good defense line backer. lftovn Bom' A small, hut mighty hack fielder. if i3lCLL 'l',wLoR One year letterman, played eonsistent football. GLYNN NVAI.no Two years of football at end position, Glynn is good on the defense and a great bloeker. ,Holm HURT John was a great defense man on the end position. For the past three years he was quick action and a fast starter. W. .,:!5 iOllN lxNtc:a'r Husky taekleg played a steady game of football for two years. Rox' Rlrroan A four year letter man being an outstanding punter. Roy made All District in 3-l. K ,fad i, gr ' ev L-,-3' .EH . .---,.,:m fr 'f ' . A' R, ' ' --' ' ' 5 llovr joiixsox A fast man who will fight with the Bulldogs next your. Him. lll l'l,l-QR Hill playml three yoars as a husky tackle und good on the defense-. .llllf Cos'1'oN Valualrlv player who playe-ml his last ganw for the lin-tl and lVhite. ilmxxx A. Il.'xu'roN llryan was :i rarin-to-go tackle for the past two yvars in Kilgore. Ho also lirovml :ood as at line' har-ker. I mem' W' lc'1'zlQ1. Lvroy, lminy.: tho smallest lmavkfielml man, Could Llook as wvll as a good defense man. Rox' bloaxsox Um- yvar leitorman: a prooll lllUL2'l.2'lllQ.!' lineman. Rolzliwl' Col.1.1Ns lic-tter known as lf'irpo, Hob made t'All District and All East T1-xas iruartl. Also a i.:'l'v:lt powvr man. laikox Gllflflllill Known as vol Gifford, because of his quif-k turns and twists. llc-ron plays-tl uno year proving' to be 21 grvat safe-ty man. RUlilfR'l' Roamssox Um- your lvttermanz and also a good plugginy: lin?- man. 'mf to a X 'fiizfif t at ARCHIE PRICE BHSKETBHLL O- JOIIN KNIGIiT During the entire season of basketball, the Kil- gore Bulldogs played the most outstanding teams of East Texas. Although unsuccessful for the lack of material, the Bulldogs averaged 500 for the whole season. On the defense, the quintet proved to be best. With loyalty as well as sportsmanship the team went through with the game, winner or loser. J. W. EAVES CAPT. JOE DAVIS CHARLES GUNN DICK GRIFFIN BHSKETBQLL 9 ROBERT ROBINSON Those who lettered in basketball are as follows: joe Davis, J. W. Eaves, john Knight, Archie Price, Charley Gunn, Roy Rippond, Ralph Matthews and Luther Weast. Squad men are as follows: Griffin Dickson, Le- ron Gifford, Robert Robinson, F. S. Spain, Dudley Moore and Carleton Farrar. F. S. SPAIN RALPH MATTHEWS LERON GIFFORD TRACK, 1935 Bulldogs .S'c'0rc 61 Poz'1zfs to Take llfEf'rt,' IO First Plavcs Are Ufon Kilgore High School came to the front March 16 to win the Gregg County Inter- scholastic League meet at Longview over two class A opponents. The Bulldogs won a total of G1 points, Longview 58 and a half and Gladewater 30 and a half points. To win the meet, Kilgore high won ten first places in athletic events. YVhite Oak won the class HB high school championship with 64 points, Sabine being runner-up with 34 points. Kilgore Junior High came in third with 30 points. Gladewater was first in class A junior events with 41 points. Longview was second with 5 points. Kilgore did not have any entrants in this division. The class B junior division was won by Longview with 27 points. Sabine was second with 21 points. Kilgore placed third with only four points. In the ward school division, Kilgore Uampus Ward won honors with 35 points. Gladewater with Z3 points was second. Kilgore Heights and Spring Hill tied for third place with two and a half points each. Kilgore High School won the last event-the mile relay-to win the meet. Time was 3.52 minutes. Results of the meet are as follows: Class fl 120 yard high hurdle. Time 26.3. Rose filladewaterb, Kerns, fKilgoreJ, Roberts fflladewaterj, Andrews lLongviewJ. 100 yard dash. Time 10.5. l-iivins fLongviewJ, Rose Lllladewaterj, Rippond iKil- goreb, Crain Llfongviewj. 88 yard run. Time 2.11. Barnett fKilgoreJ, D. Brannon CLongviewJ, Robinson QKilgoreJ, Rose tGladewaterJ. 220 low hurdles. Time 28.3. Kerns fKilgoreJ, Rose fGladewaterJ, Roberts LGlade- watery, Hughey 4LongviewJ. 440 yard dash. Time 56.5. Henderson CLongviewb, Malthews CKilgoreJ, Raymer QGladewaterJ, Drennon 1KilgoreJ. 220 yard dash. Time 24.2. liivins fLongviewb, Nethery QGladewaterJ, Crain 1Long- viewj, Black iLongviewJ. Second and third place tied. Mile. Time 5.18. Robinson iKilgoreJ, MlcKillip ffiladewaterj, Smiley fL0ngviewJ, Johnson tKilgoreb. Mile relay. Time 3.52. Kilgore, Longview. Kilgore team members, Matthews, Rippond, Kerns, Barnett. Running broad jump. Distance 18 feet GW inches. Rippond fKilgoreb, Hughey fLongvie-wb, Glasscoelc 1LongviewJ, Cotton ifiladewaterj, Javelin throw. Distance 142 feet 7 inches. Kerns LKilgoreJ, Meadows fLongviewJ, Simms tLongviewJ, Glasscoek lLongviewJ. Discus throw. Distance 107 feet 1 inch. Davis iKilgoreJ, Lowenthall CLongviewJ, Montgomery fGladewaterJ, Glassc-ock LLongviewJ. Pole vault. Height 9 feet 8 inches. Anders iLongviewJ, Simms CLongviewJ, Miller QKilgoreJ. Running high jump. Height 5 feet 9 inches. Barnett LKilgoreJ, Skipper fLongviewJ, Cotton Qflladewaterj, XValters fGladewaterJ. Shot putt. Distance 44 feet 9 inches. Davis fKilgoreJ, Lowenthall CLongviewJ, Knight lKilgoreJ, Montgomery QG1adeWaterJ. from 1730 In 1776. 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NVhit- worthq S6f'l'0l2ll'X, Mildred Xl':1tsong lleporter, Evelyn Laird: llead of Spanish Department and Sponsor, Miss Denby: Spanish 'l'e-aeher, Miss llfeilll. The Spanish students organized into four Spanish l class division Clubs and two Span- ish ll division Clubs this year, and then all these divisions were united intl' one main big club called Los Yigorososf' This elub is affiliated with the national club, lnstitnto de las lfspanas. Los Vigorosos have been verv active this year. A Spanish program was presented in assembly january 33. Parts of this program were presented at the l'.-'lf A. and the l.ion's Club. A Spanish election was held in lllareh for the selection of the most beautiful senorita and the most handsome senor. 'llhe most beautiful senorita selected was lfvelvn Laird. She selected as her maids for the Coronation and Fiesta on April 5th, the next two highest in the raee, Nelwyn Dodson and Marv lfstes Nash. lluddy Ponder was chos- en as the most handsome senor and his escorts were j. S. Stevens and Neel Olson who were the two boys next highest in the contest. During the day of April 5th, l'an-Ameri- can Union programs are held in all classes. Spanish week was celebrated from April .22-26, commemorating the great Spanish writer, Cervantes. An award certifieate was given to the one who wrote the best theme on Cervantes. llledals were awarded at the end of the year to the most excellent student in Spanish l and to the most excellent student in Spanish ll. A great deal of interest was professed and the decisions were difficult to make. llluch interesting material was received through correspondence from Spanish-speaking countries. lnstituti de lfspanos, and the Pan-Aineriean Union. 1 Tim i?Wl.I'l'02'H The Mix'1'or, published every two we-vks for the past threw years, was estzxlnlislled in September of 1932 und attempts to Inirrm' in il journalistic and historic wuy life in Kilguro High School. The stuff for 1934-35 ure: lflditm'-in-t'hie-f, Travis lleclgeii Advertising lXl2lIl2l3.f0I'S, tlvorge llzlyes, .lamk NYzxlke1': I-Ixchanmzv liditor, Dot Ahvrnsl Sports, Sol Stvpinuff: Repurtvrs, llvlen Butte, Neel Olson, lflvvlyn Laird, Betty l'll1l'killH3Q-', livunu Hiulson: Typists, Roy Johnson, Louise liutkin, Olvtu Trull, Clzlran Mc't'lQll:1nd: l'rint0l's, .lov l'l'2lIlP, Mau-ion Mc-Kenzie, Burnell Jones, lluyt .luhnsung Uirculzntiun Mz1r1z1g.:'e1', limb Forts: Sponsor, Ruby Anglin. 5+ f x A ' 1 .I I , If 3 . Q x p- i1....'u.1x fl I, - s' 'ix n nfexulbfkf B b 0 forts sfEfll01f l 'Hr-1 AQ C pman Morton Anelin Nick Dennis Ilcumdal Ro binson , IJ alvln Haywood Evemw Car: cr Rusdafb La: Q Q TDR lI,l'fl!'l'fllI'H ,rl ,, , . ,, . . . . 14- Iwilvvlmll' lllillll' IIS mlvbul ln tlw SIlI'llIp.Z' nl H133 :xml Imx IlIIIM ll'L'4l t'IIl':l spring: SIIIPP. Its IIIIVIIUSO IS to rvfle-vt lll :1 pic-1u1'i:1I waxy IIIl'IIllll'It'S nl' 2'l'II1l4lIIlIZIlt'S :md 1-:unpus lifv. The- stuff fur 1934-35 :arm limlitm'-in-l'hioI ',,, ,..,,, . , ..,,, Y...., H , , ... .. A. G. BIUIQTUN :XtIV0l'I.ISiYlQ.1' M:1n:11.:'el' ,,.,, , ,, H ,,,, ,, ,,. , .. ,, , ,, ,IIA YXYUUIJ IIAGSIJALIC Iiusinvss lN1:nn1u.:'1-xt ,,,,, , ,,..,,,, , ..,, , ..,,,, .. , , ,, .IUIIN -I-!l'Ii'I' Aslvm-rtisim: Mvnn ,H ,NICK IJIGNNIS, VAIIVIN t'AIi'l'I'Ill. .IAUK XYAIIKICII Sovia-ty Nditm' ....,.. , .,,,.,,,,.. .......,.,......., .,.,,,,.,,,, ,,,, ,,,, , , , , ,HI'I'l I'Y IIlIl'KAIII'II'I Sports I'I1Ii1m', , ., ,, .. ..,,,, SUI. S'l'I'Il'INUI l Slmpslwl limlilur... .., ,, , .., ,, HIZUII VUHTS Sf-niol' Vluss I'I1Ii1m',, ,, , ,. W, i'lII,UI'I I+'II'II,1IJl'IN .Iuniu1'l'l:1ss Idcliturs . , , ,,I.l'1I20Y l'IIAl'AIAN, .IANIG GIIIIVIVIN S4llPIlUIllUl'Q Ifhliturs ..., ,, ,, ,, ICVICLYN LAIIZIJ, IIICIIINALIJ ROBINSON 'I'yl1isls.., ,,,,A,, ,,., , , ,,A,, IIOY JOHNSON, IAJIIISIC I'!U'I'KINS Spmmsm' ,,.. ' ' ' . .,.,,., , ,,,, ,,,,.. ......., , , , WIQUISX AINGLIIN STAGE BAND ACTIVITIES Menihers of Stage Ilzlnd SAM PARKER ,....,,,......,,,,......,,,, , ...,, ,.... ...,,,,,,,,........,,,,,,.....,,,,,.., ......,.......,.,,.. P i Z1 no OTTO PARIS ..,,......,,YY......,,,,,,,,,.......,,,,.... ..,,,, ,,.......... P ' irst Cornet FHEDDIE LEE FIiEDEItIl'KSON ,..,,,,, ,,.,,,,..,,,,...... S econd Cornet RAYMOND DIEFFENIEAUKICII ...,V,,, ,.,,,,Y,,,., .............,,,.,.,. T 1 'ombone BRYAN CURTIS .....,,,, .,.........,.,,,,..... ,,.... S z ixophone und Clarinet JAMES HARRIS .,..,........,.,........,,,,, ,,,,,, S zlxophone and Clarinet GEORGE HAYES ..,,,,... ,.,,,, S uxophomf- and Clarinet CLIFTON IIONEA ...... ..........,,,,,..,..........,,,....,.... G uitur DOH CORTES .,,,,,......,.,, ....,.,,,..,......... ....... D 1 'ummer BLAZE GANGWERE ,,,,,. .,..., ,..,I,.... B z iss 4 The Kilgore High School Stage liillltl was organized in the year 1934 under the direction of Otto Paris :mil Sam Parker. The hzlncl has made Il concert tour of Rust Texas schools to appropriate funds for :L trip to the State Band Contest at NVZICO to he lIlZlClC by the High School Band. On several oc- casions they liuve furnished splendid music for the high school Socials. fIl'gIll'lIZZliiUl1 :uid I'01'su11m'l llzunl SXX'l'0lIlQ'2ll'l ,,,, ,,,,,,, . .. ,,.., ,,,,....,,.. ..,.....,,..,, ,,,,...., C 7 IX IIGGA l liUS'I' llrum Mujm-,, .,,.... ,, WIJAII. XYQI'II,LS t'm11111:1mlm' . ,, ,. ,, ,.,,,, 1'I,AIU'INl'l'I SMITH Lieulq-:mul IIUIIIIIIZIIIIIUI' ,.,VYV,,.Vv.. NIVK DENNIS Vustmly ul' III1IflIl'IIl!-G, ,,..........,..,,....,,,,,,,,..,.,,....,,...... H, ll, ROVVIC Vustmly nt' Mu:-:im ',,,,, ., A,,,,,,, l IiI'IlJlJIlC LION l+'Ill'IlJlCIlll'KSUN Soviw-1:l1'y ,.,,,,,,,,.,,,,,, ,.,,,,.....,,,,,,..,.. .,,.,,,,,.. C I ICORGIC HAYES Il0Illll'tt'l '..., . ......, SUI, S'I'I'II'lNUI I lJi1's-vtul ',,,,. . . ,.. ...A. ,... ..,, , , ..,,....,......,.,..,,,,,,,Y..................,.,,,,..,.....V,..,..,........,VV.A.,,Y.........,, C VI l'0 PARIS t'm'm-ts: l rwl4liv Lu- I'Il'l'lIPl'I1'I'ibllI'l, IIII'I12lI'II liulminsun, Iieunu Hudson, M:u'ivli:1 Xlzu-:si-y, .Iuhn 'I'. .Nile-l'. t'l:urim-ts: .Iumvs llxlrris, I!1'y:1n Vurtis. i'lz1l'em-0 Smith, Iiillin- Lvv l!u1'c':1luw, Rex is-Iso, lie-tty lliu-k:iI,1-Q-, I41r'i11:1ln-:n Kelidrivk, Uhlue I'IIf'I1It'Il, J, F. Goodwin, I'I1lStUfl lliiillnry. IG-lflznt t'I:11'invt, M:u'iu11 Mm-Kenzio. 'IIl'UlllIhIIlll'SI lizlymuml IJief1'vl1hzlk0i', Hola Kvmlzxll, Huy Smith, Iiruvv Hates, t'h:u'lc-S I lah-, l':nul Vuuvh. Allu llnrns: Ilmnm' Pc-vk, Mary Louise Ilzlhorn, Claude Smith. lizwitum-sz lllmin llussoll, Clifton llonezi. Buss: Illzlze- I:2lllL1'XX'9l'0, llumllvy Mourv, Drums: Nivk Ile-mils. limb l'm'ts, lislsil Lynn, Ifluyd Ilullur, O'r'ro PARIS OM 1Qc:.x Fkosi' l,u:c:1c'1 l' CMM lI1'1'c4'l0f' Hum! S'Ik't't'lll1'1lI'f ,S'fm11sur ze:-Q .yu- HOMEECGNOMKBCLUB lwmm l,l't'Sllll'Ill .. , , ,.. , ,,,,,,,, H ,JIMMA .IUIG JAUKSUN X'in-4--l'i's-sisln-111 ,. H , ,. H , ,.l IIANITA AHNULIJ St'1'l'9lIll'Y :mil 'l'l't'1lHlll't'l' , ,, ,,,,., ., , ,, ,,,., . ,,,, , ,H , ,,lil I'll XVII,LllUl'l' liepm'to1', , ,, ,V ,W ,, , ,.,,,,..,, , H , .,,., .,,, , . GliIlJl1ZI.l,I4I 'I'LTk'KI'lll Slmlisuiw, , , ., ,, H, ,. .... ,.,, A IHS, llllilI'l'UWl'IlI AND MISS ATKINSON Mvixxlnws: llvlmlu Vulwlllxxlil, Alvlluu llnrn, llnrulliy l:l'llIlIli9lUXY, Vvvil Xvllitv, Cleo John- xun, livulznh Lilllgillillll, l r:11ivis Suulhorluml, Pilllllllti l'i'mx', llzlzc-I .Inv Ivvy, llc-len llzlltv, l'lll'XSllllQ' liliinibeluw, .luainiln Armalll, .lzwqilliiiv I4'elc'lu-l', lwllllllltl Uslrmn, Glzulyse Jillllkls, 1,1-nu In-I Alurplmy, Grillvllo 'l'uc-ke-V, litlu-lyli xvilQ.l'3.L'UIll'I', Nun llzlmlulls, Joym- l'llSSllllJl'l', Klalrpgxuw-lv llussm-ll, l,m'iml:u XVI-hh, Gerlrlnlv Hurst, Miss Atkinsmi, Al2llll'lIl0 Sl-uit, Num-y .lin'sl:m, lluris Allen. lcllllllll .law .lm-ksun, Uhulm- lfifflclmi, M'ilcli'ml XYilli:1ms, Mrs. lligh- tuwvr, t'lz1l':1 Mlm'1'lx-llzlliml, llzwlis-I AlUl'lf'llt'Iltl, Nvllin- XX'illlinil, llulh XYilll1uit. THERACQUETCLUB 'l'l1v llxlvqllm-t Vlulu was m',:':1niZefnl umlvr the SllUIlS0l'SlllIl of llu- Girls' Sports Assu- Ulillllrll tu pi-minute :ui inte-Vvst in tl-nris annum: high sm-lwul girls. 'Fu rn-tain Illt'llIlPPl'Shlll in thc' l'llllb, 1-x'vl'y girl must 2IX't1l'2l3.I,l' all lm-:lst um- hlilll' ll'lllllS 1u':u'tis'v vzlcll week. 'l'l+1u'nzum-nts Jll't' plxnyml In-lxww-11 lIlUlIllN'l'S un sol delta-s, lilipqilrilily is gl-lw1':ul :mil :my ,girl lmssvssimg thi- mgllimlwlil :xml lnkim: thi- llle-llge ul' tlw I-lub muy allxply fan' Illt'llll,4'l'Slllli. Uff1'a'4'l'.v l'l'USl1ll'lll ..,,, , ,,.,, .. ..,. , , , .l5lf1'l l'Y l.l'll'I Vive--l'1'vsi4ln-:it , ..., IIIIIIJRIGIJ JORDAN Sl'l'I'4'l1lI'Y, , t'A'I'lll'IIiINl4Z XVIVKIIAM 'l'1'e-zlsilrvl' , H , ,,,, l'l'Il,I41NA LANIJIIIYM l:I'lHDI'lQ'l' ,, ,, , ..,,,, KA'l'Ill'IlilNl'I l'UWlCI.I, Svr'p.:'e-:ml-:ut-.Xrnxs,,, ..,, ANNIE YATIGS th-lwrxll l'uIll'l Smrut, I ,nl-ZAIIIIARA Zll+lflI,l'lIi ship of Miss lmuisf- .Ie-ta-r, with :1 K'lliIl'I6'l' Illt'llllD1'l'Sllill ul' TN girls, 'l'h4- .Xssm-iutiun in h um in spurtsl fur thirst- willing: tu livt- up tn tht- mule- ut' sluwtsliizilxsllip :tml stzumlxnrtls s 1 tm l'l'l'l GIRLS' SPORTS ASSOCIATION uv V 1, t 'I'lw Girls' Sports .Xssm-iutinn was tll'2.Z'2IIllZi'll on Murrll 216, ISHN, umlm-r thc- slmnsnr s :in znvtirs- mm-mln-rship nt' I5-4. 'l'h1- Asswwiutiun ln-lim-vt-s that prupe-r t'llllill1lSlS nm lllll'JIlIllll'Jll?4 will brim.: mn 1i4'h urn- ell-sigm-cl tn 1-:trry uw-l ' into thm- :ulult lit'r- ut' tht- imlivirluzil p:ul'tim-ipnnts. NY ll V my re-turns tu the- high sm-lwul girl alum.: tht- lim- ut' 1114-zusuhl. pllrimss-t'1ll :um-tivitim-s s ls in 'l'h4- Assoc-ization stumls for fair play :und gcmtl slmrtsmnnsliip. Its lllll'liU.'0 I iltve-Imp thu- prom-r spirit nt' pluyim.: lm' 1ul:uy's szulu- :tml fur thu- gmail ut' thx- tt-zum. f Flu- Sports Assnviutiun is nut :un 4-xc-lusivv Ul'L1'2llllZ!lll4lll. lt is fur 1-vm-ry girl ul' tlu- lxil7.:ore- High S4-html who like-s lu play: for those- wlm 1Il'1' inte-rs-ste-ml 1-mwugqli In p:nrli1-ip::t4- ln' the-1., S. A. 1'l The Girls' Sports Assm'i:utiun has :ls its :sim tht- 4In-vm-lmmplm-ht ut tin- llli.lllQ'Sl tyyu- nl nnmlihnml, :tml tht- tiplwleling' ut' the- itll-:als ut' Kilpgmw- High St-luml in 1-lm:-zu-te-r lvllilmlillg., scholarship, lu-liaivimy :tml syuiritllzulity. flfl 'r11'rfS l',-T. A. Yullf-y Ilnll l'llIl+2lXYlll'4l4'1l to .luniurs 'ZH3 S1-ninrs '354 .le-te-r linsc-lnlll 'l'rvrpl1y-:uwursls-fl .luniurs '341 Srlplimnnrm-s 145. fr'- -- ,,.. , A ' , .W td X -aim J. J. .lf-nkins lluskvt-Iizlll 'l'r1npliy-pn-st-ixtml this ye-:lr lu ln- ziwzwile-ml fur tht- first 11- in '35. The liugwa-ll All-llmmtl-Girl ,Xthlt-lir I'l:1q1n-ftu ln- zlwurnlm-tl tu tht- lPlIlSl1llltlllli.L girl uthlvtc- ln 30. The- Assoc-iutiun znwurtls its mm-mln-rs with imlix'i1Iu:ul uwurels on ilu- 'mint syste- Ill. INDUSTRIHL + VOCATIONAL SHOP CLASS H'vlIt'I'L' Ill' Lc'c11'11 Hun' fo ,Wfzkv cz LZ.'I'l.ll!j fly IIE!! .I-ly lrlmu 10 L-j-pp Macliine Rmmi Top Row: XYayne Johnson, Bill Goodman, Dwano llusse-ll, Lewis Uorris, limb Cowart. Luther XVe-ast, lglolv Nurthcutt, liiudfly lfinlvy. C6-ntcr How: Mr. lilnwr, J. XY, Still, llill Crittenden, Norris Troboy, Doll Taylor, Hill Dalton. liuttuni Huw: Ed White, Jac-k Walker, .Roy Dykes, Kay Kerns, Vernon llznssnioiwe, l-3. lXl, Evans, Lawrence Kirby, In-arl l'1lSSlllUl'0. liill Northcutt, Clyde Forrester, Nd. Kvndricks, Jack Southwick, Johnnie O'Neal. ea oun EMBLEM O lit' Urs DEA RL PA SSM ORE-l'1'9sident JACK XVALKER-Sevretary LUTI llill NYE,-XS'l'-lic-pu1'ter STUUEAVT COUNCIL JOHNNII4: O'Nl'IAL-LAXYRl'INi'l41 Klum' BASKETBALL TEAM JOHN MOS-ELY ,.......,.,i,,,.. ........,,,,,,,,i....,.,....,.,,. I ACK YVALKER NVAYNE JOHNSON ................,,,,,,,, .,..... N ORRIS TROHOY JOHNNIIG O'NEAL...i ..,,.,,,,................,,,..,......,.... ,DELL TAYLOR BOB COXVART, Uzlptain EDUCFITICDN MANUAL TRAINING CLASS l,m1':1:'11g In IM by linflzg Top: liugrvnv llnlt. lfw-ll IIIJXVEIIWI, l.:1ml1'11m llnrvey, limb Forts, Glen XV':xlrlu, llulw Fm'dh:1n1, Glenn Russell, Mr, l'1lmm', Thus. I'I2ll'l'2ll', llruvv l'J1'ivm', lflnmry Ke:-utvrsnn, Divk Griffin. l'ent0r: .Iuhn .lc-tl-V, lllzlm- Il2lllLI'XK'0l'l', 'l':'um:un IAXUIIF, llill Slwphz-nl, Milton Monro Ulyilo Lvv, Huh Kvlly, .luvli IQIIUVIIS, .l. XY. lizlinoy. lfuttum: l'. I, Stupn, Jimmil- Lung, LQ-unznrcl lf'n1'1'1-su-1', Mills fl1'il'l'in, llill IAZIIIMIUY. Ojjflrvzxv lltlll l'0ll'l'S, , ., ,, ,,,,.., ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,., ,,.., , .,.,,...... l 'l'l'Sl1lt'liI I!l.AZl'l GANGXYl'IIllC,, ,, ..,,,, Vice-l'1'm-siqlont ill,l'INN IQIISSIGLL ...,.. ,,,,,A,,...... S 1-1'rvt:u'y .IUIIN lZl7ll'l' ,.,,.. . .,,,,,... ,,,,,, .,,,,. ....., ,,,,,,,,,.,,, I I 1 i lNPI'll'l' ljfillllllg Class l71'41-rl'1'l1g-ffm' 1,4111gz1c1-ffl' of fllfI'1l.Vfl',l' 2 Top Row: Sol Stefninoff, Hollis Le-Q, llzly Imwis, llzlrry lXIc'G1-0, lien .Im'nl,s, .lusvpll Griffin, L. H. XVOmly:ll'1l. i'l-nlvri lluy Juhnrzun, lid. Dis-ffvnlr:lc'liv1', Pull llussm-ll, Nivk Dennis, Ulydv Lee, llruc-9 lint:-s, Wm. l'u1'it'uy, liuttmnz Mr. I'Illlli'l', Lyndon Jawkson, XYQI- durl Boske, Roby lil-cvvs, lilzlm- fl2lll51,'XYt'l'i', Nobel t'1':1ig.5, Ojjf1'c'v1'.v NICK DENNIS ......,,. ,................... ...........,.......... l ' resident IRVVIN DA l l l'Ili .,... ,,.... ....,..,....., V i 00- l'1'0:-sident SOL STEI 'IN0lf'l , ..... ...,.. S on-1'L-tzlry - 'l'1'0z1su1'el' TED HOLDEN ....l.Y.. .........,,.,.....,....... 1 Reporter CI-IORAL CLUB Sjm11.wr, Miss Cniaisrixic l3.xt:wicl.i, Nellie XVillhoit, lluth NVillhoit, Jerry Dennis, Uhrystine Hrumbelow, Beverly James, llelen King, Evelyn Purifoy, lllartha Spikes, .lane llriffin, lletfj' Kilmer, Shirley Jenkins, Marietta Massey, Mildred Beaty, Jane li21l'hflIIl, .launita Dickens, Ruth Goodman, Elea- na 1-iosey, Mildred Long, Frances Kirksey, Jane Fleming, Ora Mae Bumble, Ozella Mcliuy. -4- MUSIC 'llhe year of 1934-35 inarlced the beginning of a new course in li. H. Sq namely, music, of which the choral club is a part. It is directed by Miss Christine Bagwell. Objectives of the course are: Music appreciation, participation and developing creative ability. The class is open to all high school girls who have sulificient music background. There are twenty-two members who will receive credit this year. ' Public appearances include the following: Music for four church scr- vices, assembly programs for Kilgore and Gladewater High Schools, Lions Club. Rotary Club, Chamber of Commerce. Business and Professional XVomen's banquet, Christmas Pageant, between acts of several plays, P.-T. A. programs and broadcast from Longview. PEP CLUB The l'ep Cluh was orgzmized and carried on this year under the spon- sorship of llliss Dorothy Denhy. The girls attended all home games, and those at Tyler, Texarkana, and Gladewater in a group, the school furnishing ways for them to attend the Gladewater game. The Pep group sold poppies for the American Legion on November ll and in return were presented prizes and noiseniakers. The girls are to he COlllI'l'lCl1tlCKl for their excellent cooperation at all times, especially since there was so much to do in the hrief periods for rehearsal. Yell Leaders-Left to Right: Shirley Jenkins, Robert Reeves and llildred Jordon. Front How-Left to Right: 'Fhelina Perry, Nelwyn Dodson, lrldith Hewley, linna Lou Newman, Kathlan Philips, Lorene Phillips, Dorothy llrunilwlow, Dorothy lless Greer. Sm-eond Row-Gridello 'Fur-ker, Vivian Fincher, Dorothy t'lifford, lfrankie llc-Ile John- son, Maurine llolt, Dorothy Stn-pinotT, Plug James, Pauline Urow, Lucy Edith Hurns, lileen Sperlieh. Third llow-lithelyn XVai:g.:'oner, Mellma llorn, Norma Xllarriek, Ioma Uosan, Yastine Kesterson, Thelma Holiman, Uhrystine Brumbelow, Liberty Odom, Estelle XYaldo, Jane Dickson. Fourth Row-llelen King, Ella Nola Uiles, Wlillie l'earl l-larry, llelen Goy liuessell, Joy Gordon, Joyce Passmore, Virg.:'inia Butler, Ouida Goodman, Juanita Melehior. Fifth Row-Louise I-lotkins, Frances Pannell fpresidentb, Dorothy Denliy tsponsorl, Iitau Farrar, Peggy Short. Others not in the pin-ture are: Delores Huntsman, Mildred l3eel.e, Marjorie llrilt. Dorothy Dalton, Pauline Vhoiee, XN'inifred Lamb, llohhy Laey, Dorothy Oliner, liuhie Mar- tin, Gwendolyn Griffith, Vera NVoods, Mildred XVillia,n1s, Olnarene NYilson, Nan llandles, Gwendolyn Joyee, Virginia Newton, Hazel Jo Ivy, Fay NVillil'ord, Lurline Graham. qzmsmm ,5 to . I' Seven. QUILL AND SCROLL First How: Clara Metflelland, Ruby Anglin, Betty Huekabee, Chloe Fielden, A. S. Morton, Hoy Johnson. Second How: Sol Stepinoff, George Hayes, Dot Aherns, Marion Melienzie, Burnell Jones. Quill and Scroll Sorifty The International Honorary Society fe:4 High School journalists was founded at the '-iversity of lowa, April 10, .Qz0, as a non-secrcl honorary high school soci- It was organized with the end in view of recognizing and rewarding ability and achievement in writing and other phases of jour- nalistic work in the high school. Quill and Scroll numbers over one thousand chapters. These are located in every state of the Union, in Hawaii, England, China, British Honduras and Alaska. Fifteen thousand young journalists from schools which are outstanding in the quality of their publication work, wear the badge of the society. The purpose of Quill and Scroll is to instill in students the ideal of scholarshipg to advance the standards of the profession of journalism by developing better journalists and by inculcating a higher code of ethicsg to promote exact and dispassionate thinking. clear and forceful writing. Active members shall be chosen from those students enrolled in high school who at the time of their election meet the following requirements: l. They must be of at least junior or senior classification. .2. They must be in tl1e upper third of their class in general scholastic standing at the time of their election. 3. They must have done superior work in writing, editing, or in business management. 4. They must be recommended by the supervisor or by the committee gov- erning publications. 5. They must be approved by the national secretary-treasurer of the society. T NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY First Row: Mildred Reaty, Frances Pannell, Jerry Dennis, Marion McKenzie, l'l1ll'1l Metflelland, Roht. Robinson, t'. L. Newsome. Second How: Betty lluekabee, Nelli- Arnold, Bryan A, Barton, Mrs. S. L. Russell, A, G, Morton, George Hayes, Ralph Wheeler, Mrs. Ruth Ross. Ruth Ross Clzafvfcr The first scholarship honor society tllhi Heta Sigmaj was founded in IQOO by Dr. XYn1. H. Owen 'hen he was principal of t' old South Side Academy of Chicago. After the worth of this socie' d been proved, many other non-secret societies were organized for the recognition of scholar- ship. ln many instances the schools of a certain type have united and agreed upon the same standard of scholarship and Slllllllll' methods of recog- nition for the entire group of schools. Thus the honor society had its birth. At a meeting of the National Association of Secondary-Sclumol Prin- cipals in 1919, G. Masters of Omaha, was appointed chairman of the com- mittee on a national honor society. The association favored the formation of a National honor society and authorized the president to appoint a com- mittee on constitution and organization, which drew up the constitution of the organization. Authority is vested in a national council of nine members. The four objectives, scholarship, leadership, character, and service, are not the only ones but they do include many of the things for which the secondary schools stand. W'l1ile scholarship is one requisite, it is not the only objective of the National Honor Society. Service is interpreted as: A willingness to render cheerfully and enthu- siastically any service to the school whenever called upo11. Leadership is interpreted to mean: lixerting a type of leadership which actively and wholesomely influences toward a fine leadership. A student may gain recognition in character hy: Constantly demon- strating such qualities of personality, honesty, reliability, promptncss, achievement, and morality as are indispensable to the finest young manhood and womanhood. A student must rank in the upper third of his class to be selected by the faculty as a member of the National Honor Society. 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YOUNG MAN Always First to Show THE NEWEST M. R. SECRIST SHOE REBUILDING HARNESS-SADDLERY 0 THE BEST Texan Theater Bld'g. Kilgore, Texas g Q See B f L THE BEST SHOW est or ess - IN TOWN Work or Dress at the 'I S .N DAVIS CRIM I? 111lr1al 1, STRAND RITZ Standard Brands Cost No More ir Kilgore, Texas I O A price to Fit Your Purse awrence Cleaners Phone 2 78 QUALITY-EF F IOIENCY-SERVICE U. Ladies' Work a Specialty --Cleaning --Alterations --Dyeing --l-latters LOCATED Red Brick Fire-Proof Building South of Gregg Laundry on Sabine Street DEQLNSESSE SMITH LUMBER CO We Deliver . . . Phone 250 HLONGHORN HAS IT gg Kilgore, - :- Texas Our Motto: BE FAIR CARTER BE SQUARE MOTOR COMPANY DODGE PLYMOUTH Sales-Service U,-I-'he Home Builder' Phone 450 Kilgore BROWN DRUG CO. The REXALL Store Free Delivery o TELEPHONE NO. 5 TOM PIPER INTERIOR DECORATOR With Booth Furniture Co. Shreveport, La. 'Q' O O ACME PLUMBING FOR APPOINTMENTS at CALL 6264 HEATING COMPANY OOO C HOME ICE CO. O MP EQ Wahine L I Phone 302 Main St M E N T jNO. W..RUSSELL S O OF Gulf Service Station O Hendersgyil Burns and Scott lfVin Connty and District Typing Honors Maurine Scott and Lucy Edith Burns won first and third places in typing, re- spectively, in the county meet held Fri- day, April 5, at Longview. Saturday at Tyler in the district meet, Lucy Edith Burns won first place and set a new record of 150 for this district, the record before having been 130. She par- ticipated ln the regional meet held Sat- urday, April 20, at Longview. Maurine Scott -lacked only one point qualifying for the regional meet. Mr. Ralph Wheeler is their teacher. County-Friday lst. Maurine Scott. 2nd, Dorothy Denton, Longview. 3rd. Lucy Edith Burns. District-Tyler lst. Lucy Edith Burns, highest score in district, total of 150. 2nd. Tyler. 3rd. Malakoff. -1-.lgiii Basketball Azvalrds Made The basketball players of '35 were given their yearly awards in the auditorium during assembly Wednesday, April 27, by Coach Harold Matthews. Ten sweaters were given and three sil- ver basketballs. Men receiving the col- orful red sweaters were: Joe Davis, Roy Rippond, J. VV. Eaves, Johnny Knight, Archie Price, Luther Weast, Charlie Gunn and Ralph Matthews. Those receiving basketballs: F. S. Spain, Laron Gifford and Dixon Griffin. The two managers, Robert Collins and Leroy Chapman, were also awarded sweaters. W1'lcta Courtney Wirzs First in C onnty Deelamation VVilda Courtney, sophomore, won first place in senior girls' declamatlon at the Interscholastic meet in March. Her declamation was America, author unknown. Mr. W. M. Devereux was coach. ....l0... Raymond Deiffenbaker Named Best Boy Actor in County .-.L Raymond Deiffenbaker, junior, was ac- claimed the best boy actor in Gregg County at the Interscholastic meet, March 22. He played the role of father in One Jump Ahead. Mr. VV. M. Devereux was coach. Clifton Honea Has Perfect Paper In State Department Clifton Honea, senior, who with Jean Short, won first place in senior spelling at the Interscholastic League contest at Longview, was notified Monday, April 8, that his paper was judged perfect at Austin by the State Department. He has been awarded a certificate for his accomplishment and is to be congrat- ulated upon this signal honor. Miss Hen- rietta Bean was his coach. l3onner BEAUTYSALO INIA BONNER, Operator 4 Phone I 92 Texas THEATRE -4 Kilgore's Biggest Amusement Bargain 4- HIGH CLASS PHOTOPLAYS AND ROAD SHOWS ' .ff ., ,W 'ai' , . .A 4 , J ' 'f 1 H nf .a . .. . ,A-.L Q H u , -,.., .Y X., , v, Q ,. - 1, J . J Q 4 ' ' L l f 4 ' 43 . . :gf 1 ,,, 5,4 . .,..x ' - ' Q, .-- ,FP ig. ff. 3 .J .7 4 vixfi- 4, ,J-,cf ji. . - A - X':1.:f ' -' me ,' 'A k,x Qian, --4 , ..,.L . .. 3 H, .ul 'W ,.w ,. 5. . 4-1.- . J. , I.-'-, ,Lwja A' LFVQ. 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