Kilgore High School - Reflector Yearbook (Kilgore, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1938 volume:

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S 4 .91 Y' 3 r. i lv: ' 'Q x e .,- ' ,. f -f I , .LF 7' ui Re actor 1998 KILGCDRE HIGH SCHCDCDL The P The CCNTENTS The School The Administration Student Government Association The Features The Senior Class The lunior Class The Sophomore Class R. C. T. C. The Crqanizations Athletics The Acls TC ogue As We tondle some childish toy it brings botck memories oi Joys ot the oigys gone by In yeors to come ots We slowly turn through the pgges ot this our high school cgreer, it will bring bgck the some fond memories ot other dotys yet melted in the trothing cctlolron ot time our scholgstio yeotr of 1938. De ioott To or morn who hos given his entire time ond resources tor the better- ment ot our tdcilities ond who has been our loyotl dnd everpresent friend, We the stdtt, dedicdte this, the l938 Reflector to W. L. DCDDSCDN our superintendent .41 - r Ill' Ill! IVV Ill! IIN Ill! IYII' !l'lvl'l CLE Gfrcage Sfeps . . steps to Wisdom The Sm SCM Cixnfrance I IL 7 Of . . . fhrouq 2 kzlowledcfef' jeeffecfiom . . . Q11 the blackness f H -L vw-ffl ,, .,.-4 . 55VtX The 0 J Bell . . . ringing out silent memories. I I ' I E I I I I I E. C. ELDER OOJZ O!! A. G. MORTON S. S. LAIRD fzuzfssa I. A. MATHEWS I. S. MOMAN A. D. KIRKLIN Salma! fjqciafs W. L. DODSON IOHN T. CRIM Superinienden! Presideni of Board C. L. NEWSOME O. G. CHANDLER Principal Business Manager and Secrefary to Board ANDERSON, LUCILLE B. A., Trinity University B. S., Texas State College for Women Library Science ARMSTRONG, HERMAN B. S., Stephen F. Austin College Mathematics BAGWELL, CHRISTINE B. A., Baylor College, Baylor University Music BUMGARNER, MARY A. B., Durant Teachers College English and Extra-Curricula Activities Faculty ARCHIBALD, FRANK A. B., Louisiana State Normal College Reflector Sponsor Sophomore Class Sponsor Science ASHWORTH, ROBERT B. A., North Texas State Teachers College Post Graduate, S. M. U. Mathematics BEAN, HENRIETTA B. A., Lon Morris College C. I. A. English COX, CAPT. WILLIAM F. C. W. S., U. S. Army Edgewood Arsenal, Maryland Professor of Military Science and Tactics B, B, DENBY, DoRoTHY B. A., Texas Christian University Spanish POSTER, CLYDINE University of 'Texas Typinq IETEH, LoU1sE A., Baylor University University of Texas Sponsor of G. S. A. Student Government Pliysiral Education LEATH, FRANCES A., Baylor University, B A., University of Arkansas journalism and Enqlisli Faculty Y' DICKENS, WILLIE Drauqhon's School of Business Secretary to Principal HART, ERA DUKE B, A., N. T. S. T. C. M. A., University of Texas English LANGFORD, FLORENCE Women Home Economics LOWRANCE, MARGrE Coifeyville Iunior College Secretary to Superintendent Texas State College for PARKER, GLADYS B. S., Stephen F. Austin Teachers College Biology and Commercial Arithmetic RATLIFF, E. C. A. B., Howard-Payne College Central Texas School of Oratory University of Texas Texas Technological School Dramatic Arts, Public Speaking ROBINSON, FRANCES B. A., University of Texas History RUCKER, KENNIE Horfr B. A., Texas State College for Women M. A., University of Colorado University of Texas University of Mexico Dean of Girls Faculty PARKS, IIMMY B. B. A., Baylor University Basketball Coach Assistant Football Coach READ, N. B. B. S., Texas A. G M. College Shop, Mechanical Drawing ROLLINS, NORMA B. A., Baylor University Mathematics RUSSELL, MILDRED B. A., Huron College Cornell University Stanford University Latin SMITH, KENNETH E. B. S., North Texas State Teachers College Business Administratiorz TAYLOR, REAGAN B. A., Southwestern University Science TUCKER, INEZ B. A., East Texas State Teachers College English WEED, MARGARET . S., University of Texas English Faculty ST. IOHN, R. E. A., M. A., Austin College History and Physical Education THOMAS, B. I. B. S., Stephen F. Austin State Teachers College Bandmastet WATERS, BOB A. B., Centenary College Football Coach WELLS, EVELYN '., Texas State College for Women Home Economics U Jlflsmo mam Modest, sympathetic, and adoring, he from his youth, lived and aspired to all that Was cultural and beautiful in life. He fulfilled every tenet of a good teacher, and these words written by one of his pupils, echo the thouqhts in the hearts of his many friends: And now to you, im! mortal man, We pay tribute as mortals can. In peace the Lord may let you rest, For as a man you deserve the best. It is hard to spare a man so rare. Qflllllam .Miller Qevereux C , I I N N SHWPLLP '73 l I I d wig 4040 Q 1 , Qi if 'lf' is . ......--- 1 if pb 5 fc vi' new A lahoribus hodie, crastino aediticarnus The purpose of the organization shall he to raise and rnaintain the standards ot the school, foster school spirit, hind the faculty and the student body more closely, and develop leadership and initiative. Article ll, Constitution ot Student Government Association of Kilgore I-liah School cqfzonzofz MRS. MARY BUMGARNER Sponsor of C111 Extra-curricula Activitie 'x CLEO IOHNSON President oi the Student Body MYRICK LAND President of the Senior Class 479 fv ,, 15 Louise IETER Sponsor IOHN ABERCROMBIE President oi junior Class R, C. GBE Secretary ot Student Body IOHN I-I1LL,IR. President oi Sophomore Class IUSTINE MooRE Treasurer of Student Body Sfudetzi 3 enafe HARVEY HAYS Vice-President of the Student Body NORMA ROLLINS CLAUDE SMITH SDOHSOI Editor of Reflector HELEN MAY Counsellor-at-Large KENNETH BA1LEs Editor of Mirror BILLY RUSSELL Counsellor-ai-Large DOROTHY BRUMBELOW President of Girls Sports Association W5 QC' ,wx Sqn-05 bfi' Sfuflenf HARVEY HAYS Presiding Officer SENIORS: Margaret Bradley, Ezra Bobo, Bennie Duff Ernest Kennedy, Stanford McFarlin, Lucie Ohlin, I Ora Mae Gamble, Effie Day Horn, Gene Ingram, Leo lohnson, Elizabeth Pool, George Stephens, Phillip Toups. IUNIORS: Doyle Bailey, Lula Rose Barnes, ferry Bolt, Willis Fasin, Doris Gentry, Dennan Holmes, Leovice Hyatt. owed R. C. GBE Secretary IUNIORS: lack leter, Eleanor Kirlcsey, Curtis Mahan, Wiley Oliver, Jeanette Poole. James Watson, Betty Ruth Young SOPHOMORES: Curtis Blanton, Mary Martin Brown, Edna Laura Davis, E. W. Day, Billy Heyroth, Lavern Hill, I. V Kirksey, Frances Meyers, John Purvis, Charlotte Russell, Robert Sims, Charles Teeters, Winitred Wren. Ufldvfd FIRST Row: THIRD Row: ELIZABETH POOL LEOLA CHAPMAN HARRY TRIMBLE LAVERNE WILLIAMS MARION WALDO LOUISE HEYROTH VERNON BOBO SECOND ROW: RAY DYER MARIA VIRGINIA COLE BEATRICE STILL LAMAR INGHAM HAROLD WATSON WILMA STANSEL LORENE MEPEORD IAcIc OSTROM TALMADGE FOSTER HELEN MAY I. E. MORRIS IVIARGIE LEE LANSFORD MARY ROBERTSON IOHNNIE MAE DAVIDSON TROY GLADDEN FOURTH ROW: DON ARNOLD WILBUHN SHORES ROLLIE PHILLIPS I. C. ADDIE Ommiffae S FIRST ROW: THIRD Row: IAMES TRIMBLE HELEN TADLOCK NONA RAY COKER MARGARET LONG ROUDINE BROWN ELMORE CAMMACK HENRY RAE LEACH JOHN MELL HERRING SECOND Row: RUTH IENKINS WELDON HARDIN IUANITA WALDING SHIRLEY FRY FRANCES ALLEN OEPHA CLINE LEE ELLEN IEFFRIES ALVERENE WILSON ALOIE ADAMSON HELEN MOORE IDYCE COHEN HELEN SHERRON FOURTH ROW: LAVERNE MITCHELL EVELYN WALKER MARGUITTE MURRAY ELIZABETH ROBINSON DEVORAH COHEN FIFTH ROW: ALONZO ROBBINS CARL TAYLOR MARY NAN DAVIS PAUL WRENN 3 ervice ommiffees DELBERT PARKS EWART SEWELL IACK TERRY MARY FRANCES LOST AND FOUND: CHARLES ANDERSON ANNA IEAN BLACK LAURA BROWN WEATHERI-'ORD FLORENCE CLANCY GIRLS RESTROOM: LILMA FURLOW BARBARA DOYLE How HAI-E MATTIE DUNAWAY MILDRED HERRING FLORENCE ELLISON DOROTHY MITCHELL VIRGIE OLA RHODES GLADYS ROSE KATHERINE RUNDELL MARGARET SUTHERLAND HELEN TADLOCK WYNELLE TOWNSEND ESTELLE WALDO ANNOUNCEMENTS: WILLIE MYERS SYLVIA IEAN HICKOX ELSIE ELMER GLENA IANE GREEN VAN LAMPKIN BOOK CHECK-UP: IAMES CURRY ADA HAWTHORNE VIRGINIA HOLLINGSWORTH CHARLES I-IUTCHINS BILLY RUSSELL GEORGE REEVES 4 S xx YP X S 0 X 5- x S A -:ANL 5 N . , N ,, f ,ff . , . , .A we 1 ' + Sei X Q ia M ir' ,F , , Q , W v1 X X x X S53 w 'Rf x 'Q- Xx 44' 4 f +I is K 1, swf MYRICK E. LAND Best Boy Citizen gif 676525125 CLEO IOHNSON Best Girl Citizen Slfis ioyaf Slfiqkrzess .Mack EMM gfer ikoyaf glfiqlmess mmie jeff Grim S '19 1' jeaufies JMi u Brlverlze Gflzzrlilzq .JIM fW'rqz'1zz'a .Buffer JMIH gfefeiz may .Beaafies .film Gamiffe Osfrom .Miss Bufa 72056 .Barnes .Miss Qfemz Jane green mx X X, J 'mx if ,,,,-af 5, L95 XL X A...-f-x..,,,. .. U I rf I!!! ww as -4 5.1 R' ways Q M MH i M 3, - faps 40. - -.y K QL N 'X - wkfgfzgi .X ,- f Q31 yi 5 Q5-. Q f f sg 55 : 1' .gf -Q N , ,F - ,ri x..x Q.. f a L iliif -v n V +12 we ' wax 5,-f'.': Q fi: 4 ' ' 3 eff: iff' Qrfiffgff' jeaaiies .Miss Ozeiia .Mc jew .Miss .Mciry .gonzqforg .Miss Gcimmie .gpeii Grim N cf. , ui, , 1 K j fwgx 1 sw A .V T-. ki y .if NSN M1 .- ftsfs- , QL, -- --if . , 1 ' ' L L -. 1-1-. . - ' .IF A Sfzmf jbqlzf Siuni Night Ctudiehce. The Faculty stunt. The Senior stunt. The Iunior stunt. lst The Sophomore stunt The Senior cheer. lst ploce The Iunior cheer. The Sophomore cheer The orwords. I26l705k0f5 W'i11 they never grow up? Could it be the spring? Who, me? Surprise! All oione together- Oh, truck it on downe- I think We've got something here. Cfknirnoi, vegetohie, or mineroi, giris?D I double dore you to sit over here- Grrrrrrrrrrrrrr. Torzorn. Concentration? This wdy, Iustine. Are We intruding? it W See there, Motor? AX Q t 4 Y' 9' C. C. oe . rkst 3 Yuh don't soy? if t, 4 Wonder ot the World No. SV2. napslzofs Man, man and a fellow. Busy? Don't get burned, Virginia. lsn't he cute? That school girl complexion. Here's that man again- A jewel of the first water, a tiger eye cameo. Qff guard. Safety first is his motto. Where are the rest of the band, girls. Transitive or intransitive? Iohn Mel meets his doom. Snow babies. Now is the time for all good men to come to the aid of their coun- try. ff A mighty mite. 570,55 H0515 MYRICK LAND President E. C. RATLIFF IOHNNIE MUSSER HELEN MAY DOROTHY Bass GREER Sponsor Vice-President Secretary Treasurer SENIORS AARON, MARY Latin Club '35, '36, Knitting Club '37, Home Economics Club '34, '35. A good student, cz hard worker. BAILLIO, LOYCE College Football '38. Care will lcill a cat, what will it do to me? BICE, CURTIS A student, loyal and true. BOLT, lOE Student Council '35, Archery Club '36, Radio Club '37, No man can climb out be- yond the limitations of his own character. BRINKLEY, WILLIAM Service Club '35, Tennis Club '36. If someone doesn't lcill me, I'll live until l die. SENIORS ANDRICKS, BENJAMIN D. College Football '38. l'm not lazy, I just like to loaf around. BEST, MELVIN R. R. O. T. C. '38, Latin Club '38: Service Club '38, He's cr jolly good fellow. BOBO, EZRA Harmonica Club '36, Boys Athletic Club '37, Student Council '37, '38, Football '38. A steady, easy-going boy, with Q host of friends. BRADLEY, MARGARET Student Council '38, MOOn Over Mulberry Street '38. A soul full of worth, and void Ot pride, who nothing seeks to show or needs to hide. BROWN, ROUDINE Pep Squad '35, Home ECO- nomics Club '35, Etiquette Club '36, Figure Drawing Club '37, Service Club '38, Stunt Night '37. lnterested always in those things interesting. SENIORS BRUMBELOW, DOROTHY G. S. A. '35, '36, '37, '38? President G. S. A. '38, Stu- dent Council '35, '36, Re- flector Staff '33, Tumbling Club '36, Folk Dancing Club '37. A lriend that everyone en- joys having. BUTLER, VIRGINIA Cv. S. A, '35, '36, Spanish Club '35, '36, Quill G Scroll '36, '37, Etiquette Club '36, Student Council '37, Mirror Staff '37, Lion's Club Mins- trel '36, '37, Pep Squad '35, '36, Stunt Night '35, '36. Dark hair, dark eyes, all smiles, no sighs. BYRD, MARKREL Band '38, Iliff popularity is due to his good looks and gilt for good fellowship. CARTER, VELMA Choral Club '36, '37, '367 Treasurer Campfire Girls '37, '38, Stnitin 'Thru' '37, Kil- gore Music Festival '37, Moon Over Mulberry Street '38, The load becomes light that is rvheerliilly borne. COKER, MOULTRIE Archery Club '36: Boys Ath- letic Club '37, R. O. T. C. '38. Honor lies in honest toil. SENIORS BURNETT, MARSHALL Football '33, '34, '35, '36, Basketball '31, '32, '33, '34, '35, Tennis Club '36, Track '32, '33, '35. Not too serious, not too gay, but a good sport, We would say. BRYANT, MARY ELLEN Band '38, Volleyball '38. A wee bit shy. CARNATHAN, BILL Service Club '35, Student Council '36, Camera Club '36: Treasurer of Class '37, Office Assistant '37, Debat- ing Club '37, Latin Club '36, '37: An Old Sweetheart of Mine '37, Moon Over Mul- berry Street '38. Our bright and lively and jolly Bill-he finds a way where there's a will. CLANCY, MARGIE G. S. A. '36, '37, Tennis Club '35, '36, '37, Service Club '36, '38, Stunt Night '37. Of all the arts in which the wise excel, nature's chief masterpiece is drawing well. COLLINSWORTH, MARGARET And still they gazed, and still their wonder grew, that one small head could hold all that she knew. SENICRS COOK, HAMPTON Harmonica Club '36, Tennis '37, R. O. T. C. '38. He would rather be than seem to be. CUNNINGHAM, LEWIS B. Aeronautics Club '35, Figure Drawing Club '37, Football '37, Track '35. Ready to serve where he is needed. DEATON, NEILAN Aeronautics Club '36, Span- ish Club '37, An Old Sweet- heart Ot Mine , Stunt Night '37, Cheer Leader '38, R. O. T. C. '38, He never lets his studies interfere with his education. DENNIS, IIM Band '35, '36, '37, '38, R. O. T. C. '38, Stunt Night '37, Harmonica Club '36. A little studying now and then has been the policy ot all great men. DIVERS, BRUCE Football '35, '36, '37, '38, Basketball '35, '36, '37, '38, Track '35, '36, '37. We mark not how you won Or lost but how you played the game. SENIORS COUCH, PAUL Service Club '35, Band '35, '36, '37, An Old Sweetheart of Mine. Tennis Club '37, '38, MOOn Over Mulberry Street , R. O. T. C. '38, Stunt Night '36, Debaters Club '35, Basketball '37, '38. Happy am I, trom care I am tree, why aren't they all con- tent like me? DAVIS, DOROTHY ANN Spanish Club '35, Dramatic Art Club '37, Harmonica Club '37, Annual Statt '38, Student Assistant '38. You may search this land just anywhere and none you'll find that's halt so fair, DENHAM, MARY LOU Stunt Night '37, l.iOn's Mine strel '35, Service Club '36, Spanish Club '35, Stamp and Coin Club '36, Etiquette Club '37, lt must be grand to be so popular with One's sell. DICKEY, LEONARD College Football '38. An honest man is the nobe lest work ot God. DODSON, NELWYN National H O n O r Society, Smilin' Thru '36, Pep Squad '34, '35, Spanish Club '36, '37, G. S. A. '34, '35: Chamber of Commerce '36, '37, Choral Club '36, '37, Student Council '35, '36, '37, Reflector Staff '36, '37, '38, An Old Sweetheart of Mine '37. How she can sing a song. SENICRS DUDLEY, NANCY FAB Chamber of Commerce '37. 'All thinas come to those who wait. DUNAWAY, MATTIE Service Club '33 'Still waters, they say, run deepest. DUNKLIN, NELL lllniblina Club '35, G. S. A. '35, '36, '37, '38, Class Ath- letic Manager '35, '36, '37, C Q A CllJl1IlCll'ri':l '36 '37' 1. .. . ,, r , r , Pop Squad '35, Stunt Night '3'7. True lo her work, her aim anzl her friends. DYKES, NEVA MAE Secretary of Etiquette Club '37. 1oyful anfl carefree. FAGAN, BILLIE Service Club '37, Dramatic Club '35. Those who bring sunshine into the lives of others cannot keep it from themselves. SENIORS DUFF, BENNIE Spanish Club '36, Athletic Club '37, Student Council '37, '38, Service Committee '37. For every question he has an answer, for every answer he has a reason. DUNCAN, PAULINE Service Club '36, Tennis Club '37, Always friendly, always GGY. DYER, RAY Tennis Club '37. And life, my friends, is what you make it. ELLISON, HAYMOND Archery Club '36, Aeronau- tics Club '37, R. O. T. C. '38. He would rather be than seem to be. FAMBRoUGH,NoMA EARL Home Economics Club '37. Merit is higher than tame. SENIORS FORRESTER, EMMAJEAN Student Council '36. Her modest look a cottage might adorn-sweet as the prlmrose peeps beneath the corn. GARNER, BILLIE She has a rare combination ol beauty, ability, and character. GEORGE, LOUISE R. O. T. C. Sponsor '38. She is sweet and small and blond, a girl Ot whom we all are fond, GIBSON, PERNIE Mirror Staff '33 A friendly heart with room lor many friends. GREENLEE, DONALD Athletic Club '37, Basketball '37. Unuttered words never bring sorrow. SENIORS GAMBLE, ORA MAE Student Council '35, '36, '37, '38, Service Committee '37, '38, Lion's Minstrel '35, Span- ish Club '35, '36, Ouill and Scroll '37, Band '36, '37. The longer you know her the better you like her. GEE, R. C. Student Council '37, Service Committee '37, An Old Sweetheart Ot Mine , Moon Over Mulberry Street , Ten- nis '37, Basketball '37, '36, Reflector Staff' 38, Senior Mirror '38, Secretary A student true and taithlul in every way. GENTRY, RUBY MAE Volley Ball Tournament '36, '37, Spanish Club '35, '36. It I can keep one heart from breaking, I shall have not lived in vain. GOODMAN, BLANCHE Service is only one of her virtues. GREER, DOROTHY BESS Pep Squad '35, R. O. T. C. Sponsor '36, Student Council '34, '35, '36, Service Club '37, Smilin' Thru' , Na- tional Honor Society '37, Basketball '36, Moon Over Mulberry Street , Tennis Club '34, '35, '36, Volley Ball '36, G. S. A. '35, Spanish Club '36: An Old Sweetheart of Mine , Stunt Night '36, '37. When she speaks, all stop to listen. SENIORS GRIGG, HORACE Ah! Why should lite all worry be? HARDWICK, HAROLD Service Club '35, Boys Choral Club '37 Good nature and sense are his companions. HARPER, GERALDINE Even her lailings lean to virtue's side. HENSLEY, GENE Student Council '35, Har- monica Club '36, A good friend and a hard worker. HEYROTH, LOUISE Service Club '35, '36, '37, '38: National Honor Society '37, '33, Quill and Scroll '37, Mirror Staff '37, Latin Club '36, '37, Precious things come in small packages. SENIORS HAWKINS, N ELRYN A lriend that everyone en- joys having. HARGROVES, CECIL Service Club '36, Athletic Club '36, Camera Club '35. You will be what you will be. HAYS, HARVEY, IR. Football '34, '35, '36, '37, '38: Captain of Football team '33, Vice President of School '38, Student Council '38, Senate '38, National Honor Society '37, Basketball '37, '38, Ten- nis Club '34, '35, '36. An excellent athlete, under- stood, and in all his classes, just as good. HERRIN, VAN College Football '33 Why talce lite so seriously? You'll never get out it alive. HIGGINBOTHAM, FRANK Boys Choral Club '35, Radio Club '37, ll work counts, success is his. SENIORS HINSON, TACK R. O. T. C. '38 A quiet tongue shows a wise head. HORN, EEEIE DAE Service Club '35, '36, '37, 33: Quill and Scroll 37, Mirror Staff '37, Student Council '36, '37, Latin Club '35, '36. A woman is no greater than she makes herself. HUCKABEE, BETTY Baseball '35, '36, Basketball '35, Spanish Club '35, '36, G. S. A. '35, Service Club '35, Smilin' Thru' '37, Folk Danc- ing '37, Cheer Leader '37. Talking she knew not why nor cared. TUNGMICHAEL, CHARLES Colleqe Football '38. Worth anyone's acquaint- ance, IERNIGAN, DOYLE Band '36, '37, R. O. T. C. A dependable and capable fellow. SENIORS HOLLOWAY, L. O. Tennis Club '34, '35, Spanish Club '35, Band '35, 36, Mir- ror Stait '36, Tennis, County Meet '35, 36, Moon Over Mulberry Street '37, He's a self-made man, but he worships his creator. HOSEY, BETTY A triendly girl, happy and true and always very studi- ous, too. INGRAM, GENE Latin Club '35, Service Club '36, Archery Club ,36, Cheer Leader '38, Student Council '33, R. O. T. C. '38, Mirror Staff '38. He is like the cock who thought the sun had risen to heat him crow. IASPER, TANELLA Spanish Club '35, Student Council '35, Radio Club '37, Service Club '37, Smilin' Thru' '37, Stunt Night '37, R. O. T. C. Sponsor '38, Mirror Staff '38. Her quiet, gentle, and sin- cere manner has impressed all. TETER, IOHN T. Band '35, '36, '37, '38, Serv- ice Club '34, Student Council '35, Archery Club '36, An Old Sweetheart of Mine , Football '38, Good nature and good sense are his companions. SENICRS IOHNSON, CLEO President ot Student Body '38g Annual Staff '37, '38, Camera Club '37p Tumbling Club '36p Secretary of G. S. A. '36, '37g Senior Athletic Manager '38g Vice Pres. National Honor Society '38g Best Girl Citie zen '37. We leel sure lor one so true, there must be noble work to do. IOHNSON, VIVIENNE Pep Squad '34g Student Coun- cil '35p Spanish Queen '35, Ouill and Scroll '36p Band '36g Dramatic Club '37. She is sweet and small and blond, a girl ol whom we are all lona'. KENNEDY, CLAY Football '36, '37, Basketball '35, '36, '37, '38q Captain of Basketball '36: Track '355 Boys Athletic Club '37p Stu- dent Council '35, '36, To play the game and play to win it, to play the game lor all lhal's in ll. KESTERSON, EMORY What's the use ot' worrying? It never was worthwhile. KNOX, BRADLEY Service Club '37, '38. His hobby is to do his best. SENIORS IOHNSON, LEo Harmonica Club '36g Aero- nautics Club '37g Service Club, '37g Student Council '38: B. O. T. C. '38. Once a friend, always a friend. lORDAN, NANCY Be sincere, but don't be too serious. KENNEDY, ERNEST LEE Spanish Club '37, '38. ll you knock him down, he comes up for more. KEYSER, BUD Spanish Award '35. Three-fifths ol him genius, two-fifths of him sheer boy. LAIRD, IAMES EVERETT AhJ Why should lile all labor be? SENIORS LAMPKIN, VAN A cheery, dependable good fellow. LANGFORD, MARY Student Council '36, Daubers Club '37, Stunt Night '36, '37, An Old Sweetheart oi Mine '36, Latin Club '36, Tennis Club '37, Campus Flapper '37. Full of sparkle, dash and go-she's different from the rest, you know. LEACH, HENRY REA Spanish Club '37, Home Eco- nomics Club '36, Service Club '38, Lions' M i n s t r el '37, G. S. A. '35, Coast to Coast '38. Talking she knew not why nor cared. LEVY, BERNICE Latin Club '35, Band '36, '37, Annie Laurie '35, Smilin' Thru' '36, Stunt Night '35, 36, Lions' Minstrel '36, Radio Club '36, Pep Squad '35. I'm glad to be living. Aren't you, Huh? MAIORS, PEGGY G. S. A. '35, '36, '37, '38: Camera Club '36, Service Club '37, Chamber of Com- merce '36, '37, '38, Spanish Club '35, Her charm works magic spells on those among whom she dwells. SENIORS LAND, MYRICK E. Senate '36, '37, '38, President Senior Class '38, President Iunior Cla s s '37, Student Council '36, Hall of Fame '37, Reflector Staff '38, Mirror Staff '38, An Old Sweetheart of Mine , Band '36, Chamber of Commerce '37. A self-made man and he worships his creator! LANSFORD, MARGIE LEE Student Council '37, Service Club '38. Precise, apt and willing, one can't find fault with her. LEE, CETRUE Home Economics Club, Span- ish Club '35, '36: Service Club '35, '36, '37, '38. A pleasant girl who never offends. LONG, MILDRED Service Club '35, '36, '37, '38, Quill and Scroll '36, '37, Mirror Staff '36, '37. Sweet, dignified, and loyal. MARION, CARL Aeronautics Club '35, Radio Club '35, Spanish Club '36. Can't you see l'm bashfuI? SENIORS MAY, HELEN Girl Councilman at Large '38, President of National Honor Society '37. Gracious, lovely, and ever right, always smiling and always bright. MAYNARD, IOHN There are two sides to every question: rny side and the wrong side. MCRAE, OZELLA G. S. A. '35, '36, Student Council '35, '36, '37, '38, Annie Laurie '36, Lions Minstrel '36, Latin Club '36, Radio Club '36, Dramatic Club '36, Band Sweetheart '35, '36, '37, Pop Squad '35, Mirror Staff '38, R. O. T. C. Sponsor '38, Penitent Pir- ates '35, Pretty to walk with, and witty to talk with, and pleas ant to think on too. MELTON, HERMAN Chemistry Club '35, '36, Athletic Club '36, '37, Service Club '37, '38. Honor lies in honest toil, MONROE, L. A. Basketball '35, '36, '37, '33, President Freshman Class '35, President Sophomore Cla s s '36, Radio Club '37. What is the use ot worry- ing? lt never was worth while! SENIORS MABERRY, ESMA She has shown herself a true and loyal student. MCFARLIN, STANFORD Student Council '35, '36, '37, '38, Service Club '36, Na- tional Honor Society '38, R. O. T. C. Silence is one ot' his many virtues. MEFFORD, LORENE A girl so lull of wit, yet lull ot knowledge, MONKRES, EVELYN Pep Squad '36, Sports Club '37. 'Knowledge is the thing that really matters. MOORE, HELEN Knitting Club '37, Service Club '38. A quiet, sincere student. SENIORS MOOREHEAD, OVESA Etiquette Club '37, Mirror Staff '37, Easter Cantata '37. Enjoy life while you may, forget tomorrow, live for today. MUSSER, IOHNNIE Vice-President of Senior Class '38, Chamber of Commerce Club '37, Moon Over Mul- berry Street '38, R. A friend that everyone en- joys having. NEELY, AUDREY Knitting Club '37. A sweet little maid with a smile tor everyone. ODOM, SYBLE Athletic Manager '34, Latin Club '35, Baseball '35, Stunt Night '35, G. S. A. '35, '36, '37, '38, Tumbling Club '36, Figure Drawing Club '37, A rare combination-good humor, hard worker, always agreeable. OLIVER, DoRo'rHY Pep Squad '35, Spanish Club '36, Figure Drawing Club '37, S e r v i c e Club '37, Mirror Staff '37. Her actions spell her character. SENIORS MURPHREE, LUCILLE Pep Squad '34, Service Club '34, Social Service Club '37. One who is never weary- always bright, always cheery. MYERS, WILLIE Figure Drawing Club '37, Of- fice Assistant '37, Pep Squad '37, Service Club '35, Social S e r v i c e Club '35, Mirror Staff '37. O'DAY, EFFIE MAE True worth is knowing, not seeming, for she who is honest is noble. OHLIN, LUCIE Student Council '36, '37, '38, Service Club '36, '37, '38, Dramatic Club '36, Tennis Club '35, '36, Chamber of Commerce Club '37, Pep Squad '36, Ft. O. T. C. Spon- sor '38, Spanish Club '37, Stunt Night '37, Smilin' Thru' '36, A jolly girl with smile full broad. OSTEEN, HERMAN A fine fellow, sterner in his countenance than in his heart. SENIORS OSTROM, CAMILLE Student Council '35g Old Sweetheart ot Mine '37, Smilin' Thru' '36, Reflector Queen '37y Radio Club '37, Dramatic Club '36, G. S, A. '36, '37, '38g Band '36, '37. '33, Spanish Club '36, R. O. T. C. Sponsor '38g Service Club '38, Stunt Niqht '37. Her fragrance in e v e r y breeze that blows-what need is there to praise a rose? PAssMoRE, IOYCE Service Club '35g Pep Squad '35, Chamber of Commerce Club '37: G. S. A. '36, '37. '38g Library Club '37, Tennis Club, Dramatic Club '36. POSTON, HERSCHEL Harmonica Club '36, Why waste thought thinking? PYLE, IACK Camera Club '36. He would rather be than seem to be. RAY, MARY FRANCES As quiet as a mouse, as wise as an owl. SENIORS ORAN, HERBERT College Football '38. A liner boy never was found. PooL, ELIZABETH Band '35, '36, '37, '38, Stu- dent Council '38: Service Club '38, Spanish Club '35, '36g Folk Dancing Club '37. Work is the keynote to success. PRICE, A. W. Band '35, '36, '37, '38, Aero- nautics '35p Camera Club '36. Silence is often an accom- plishmentf' RAINEY, EDNA LORINE Home Economics Club '35: Etiquette Club '36, Indoor Games Club '37. Ot all the girls we have seen, there's none so line as Lorine. ROGERS, CLYDE There is a great ability in knowing how to conceal one's ability. SENIORS ROSE, GLADYS G. S. A. '35, Etiquette Club '36, Knitting Club '37, Service Club '38. Success in everything she does. SKEELS, MARGARET Quill and Scroll '37, Service Club '36, Stunt Night '35, '36, Mirror Staff '36, Moon Over Mulberry Street. A girl with that incompar- able twinkle in her eye. SMITH, GEORGE Football '34, '35, '36, '37, '38, Captain of Football Team '38, 'Track '36, '37, '38. Football is his specialty, women are his sideline. SPERLICH, FRANK A good boy full round. STEPHENS, GEORGE CCRAZYJ Football '36, '37, Basketball '36, '37, '38, Track '37, '38, Student Council '37, '38, Boys Choral Club '36, Radio Club '37. Only one of his kind in captivity. SENIORS SHERRON, MAMIE RUTH Service Club '35, '36, '37, Spanish Club '34, Assistant Librarian '34, '35, '36, '37, '38, Volleyball '34, Basketball '34, Baseball '36, Library Club '37, Quiet ot manner, gentle of speech. SMITH, CLAUDE Reflector Editor '38, Senate '38, National Honor Society '38, Stunt Night '35, '36, '37, '38, Band '35, '36, '37, '38, Service Club '35, '36, Spanish Club '35, '36, Quill and Scroll '37, Mirror Business Manager '37. America has produced some great men, among them Washington, Lincoln and myself. SPENCER, MURDA Spanish Club '36, Camp Fire Girls '36. Never too sad, never too gay. STANSEL, WILMA Figure Drawing Club '37, G. S. A. '37, '38. Work is the keynote ol success. STEVENS, GEORGE CLAZYD Football '37, Basketball '36, '37, Student Council '34, '35, Band '35, '36, '37, Tennis Club '36, Archery Club '35: Mirror Staff '36. He had his lessons up one day, but that was the day teacher was away. SENIORS TAYLOR, CARL Athletic Club '37, He is a splendid student, quiet and trustworthy. TOUPS, PHILLIP Collection Club. As brimtul ot wisdom and wit and glee, as ever a human trame could he. WALDO, ESTELLE Pep Squad '35, Nature Study Club '36, Social Service Club '37, Latin Club '37, '38. lt work counts success is hers. WARREN, CHARLES Football '36, '37. There.are two sides to the question, my side and the wrong side. WASHBURN, BEATRICE They are truly great who are truly good. SENIORS TEETERS, C. I. Harmonica Club '36, Debatinq Club '37, Service Club '38, An honest man is the no- blest work of God. TRIMBLE, lAMES De-baters Club '377 Office As- sistant, Student Council '38. lt's so because l say it's so. WARMAN, MARJORIE Student Council '365 Figure Drawing Club '37, Service Club '37. A kind heart and a willing hand. WARREN, lUNIOR A good student and a cheery good fellow. WATSON, EARELD Spanish Club '35p G. S. A '35, Service Club '37, '38. SENIORS WEEKS, RUTH Service Club '34, '35, Camp Fire Girls '36, Student Council '36, Gracious as sunshine, sweet as dew. WHITE, CECILE Baseball '34, '35, '36, Basket- ball '35, '36, Volleyball '35, '36, Library Club '36, Turn- bling Club '37, Service Club '35, Pep Squad '36. Talk happiness! The world is sad enough without your woes. WICKMAN, GERALD Football '35, '36, '37, '38, Bas' ketball '36, Track '37, '38, Library Club '36. Good nature is indeed a fortunate gift. YOUNG, MARTHA F. Latin Club '36, '37, Dramatic Art Club '36, Harmonica Club '36, Service Club '38. Loyal hearted, strong of mind, a finer girl nowhere you'll find. SENIORS WELLS, DAIL Drum Major '35, '36, '37, '38, Vice President F r e s h m a n Class '35, President Sopho- more Class '36, Vice Presi- dent Iunior Class '37, Student Council '37, Boys Choral Club '37. I don't know what it is,. but I'm agin' it. WHITE, ROSE MARIE Basketball Club '34, Baseball Club '34, Basketball Captain '35, '36, Vice President Soph- omore Class '35, Choral Club '36, Home Economics Club '36, Office Assistant '36: Sports Club '36, Current Event Club '36, Volleyball '36, An open hearted maiden. WILSON, ALVARENE Pep Squad '35, Spanish Club '36, Etiquette Club '37, Serv- ice Club '37, Latin Club '37. A pleasant and conscien- tious student. eizior ramp an ay They won tirst place for best cos- tumes. Second place tor best costumes. Third place for best costumes. Give me a light, buddy. He wore his hat but forgot his shoes. An interested onloolcer. Hi, kids! Give us your protile, Mr. Smith. Want to play with us? Watch that cigar Snutty! Aren't they Cute? Little women. Tramp, tramp, tramp, the boys are marching. Are you going my way? Twins. Pigtails. Don't get tough, hobo Leo. What a bunch! lt must be something funny. Don't hurt my dolly! .- . c 'fn N .4 ' 9 ' '. '1 , 3'-N V . :J-Jfg -,, We 1,9 1 KCLQ5, H5515 101-IN ABERCROMBIE President REAGAN TAYLOR DENNAN HOLMES ELEANOR Kmxcssv WILEY OLIVER Sponsor Vice-President Secretary Treasurer JUNIORS ABERCROMBIE, JOHN ADAMSON, ALOIE ALSTON, DOUGLAS ANDERSON, CHARLES ANDING, LAVERNE AVERY, CHARLES ARNOLD, DON BAILES, KENNETH BALLARD, LOUIS BAILEY, DOYLE BARNES, LULA ROSE BAUSKE, TERRY BATON, SAM BAYLISS, HORACE BENTON, BILL BEATTY, BETTY BERNDT, PAYE BLACK, ANNA IEAN BIRD, ETHEL BOHN, WILFORD BOLT, IERRY JUNIORS BONDS, IMOGENE BOYD, CHARLES BREWER, BILLIE BRUMLEY, LORENE BRYMER, HAROLD CALLOWAY, FLOYD CALVIN, MARIE CAMP, ANNIE MERLE CANNON, ERNEST CHANDLER, HELEN CHAPMAN, LEOLA CLAOK, NEVA IOE CONLEY, VIRGINIA COOPER, CARL CLAY CORLEY, AGNES CRAWFORD, LOUISE CROW, LOUISE CURRY, AUBREY CURRY, IAMES DANIELS, ETHELLE DANIHUE, T. I. 5, OXO' 5, 9 ,W fs.I,.X.-ff A JUNIORS DAVIDSON, IOHNNIE MAE DAVIS, EWEL DORIS, BETTY IOE DORMAN, DRENNAN, ESTILL DOLLAR, MARY ELLEN BEATRICE DOYLE, BARBARA DUDLEY, DUANE ELLERD, MARGIE DUVALL, DIXIE ELSE, IEAN FARRAR, MELBA EVANS, FLOYD FASIN, WILLIS FISK, FRIEDA FERN, NEVA IEAN FORD, EARL FORDI-IAM, QUINTON FORD, WILLIE MAE FURLOW, LILMA GABY, BIRDINE JUNIORS GABY, EARLINE GALLMAN, DOROTHY GANGWERE, ROBERT GARIEPY, BILL GARNER, CARLINE GENTRY, DORIS GIFFORD, SALLY GILLILAND, BILLIE MAE GILPIN, SHIRLEY GOODWIN, THAD GOWER, ALEENE GREEN, GLENA IANE GRESHAM, DAVE GRIFFIN, DORIS GRIFFIN, IOSIBEL GUESS, ELOISE HALE, EARLINE HALE, TRAVIS HAMMONS, BARBARA HANNA, MINTON HAWTHORNE, ADA xi E6 I 3 JUNIORS HANSON, IACK HEARREL, EDNA HERRING, EMMA HERRING, IOHN HOLBERT, INEZ HOLLAND, AUGUSTA HOLLINGSWORTH, VIRGINIA HOLLY, DAVID HOLMES, DENNAN HUHST, NORMAN HUTCHINS, CHARLES HYATT, LEOVICE IRWIN, IOHN IVY, DAMA IAMES, ZARA IEFFERIES, LEE ELLEN IENKINS, RUTH IETER, IACK IOHNSON, ALBERT JOHNSON, LOVETA IOHNSON, MATA JUNIORS IONES, FRANCES KERNS, RITA KRENEK, LOUISE KIRKSEY, ELEANOR LANGHAM, ARVERN LANGSTON, BETTY LANGFORD, LOUISE LEAKE, ERNEST LEVY, TALMA LEE, GENEVA LONG, LAVERNE MAHAN, CURTIS LYNN, CLIVE MARLETT, EVERETT MAYS, IACK MARTINSON, LUCILLE MCCAULEY, LEE MCGAUHY, ALENE MCFARLIN, DORIS MCIILTON, BROWNIE MITCHELL, LAEI-:ENE JUNIORS MITCHELL, VERNIE MOODY, LURETA MOORE, IUSTINE MOMAN, LLOYD MURRY, CECIL MAE NATIONS, FRANCES NICHOLS, EULA PAYE NUSKO, PAULINE OSTROM, IACK OLIVER, WILEY PARKER, LUTHER LEE PARRISH, GUY M. PARKS, DELBERT PERRY, THELMA PHILLIPS, ROLLIE PETREE, RICHARD POOLE, IEANNETTE PORTER, GLORIA POWELL, WOODROW PREVOST, WILMA PROPES, DONALD JUNIORS PURIFOY, I. B. REEVES, GEORGE ROBINS, VERNELLA RHODES, VIRGINIA ROBINSON, ELIZABETH ROGERS, DOROTHY ROBINSON, MARY F. HOLLAND, RUTH RUDD, A. H. RUNDELL, KATHERINE RUSSELL, BILLY RUSSELL, GLADYS RUSSELL, JAMES BURR SANFORD, ARDIS SCOTT, IO DELL SCHILLING, DOROTHY I. SEAGO, WILLIAM SMITH, FRANCES SEWELL, EVERETT SOWDERS, ELLA FAE SPARKAMAN, MARY ICE JUNIORS SPEAR, T. F. SPERLICK, STALLMAN, GUY LAVERNE SPRINGER, HELEN STILL, BEATRICE TAYLOR, MAXINE STORY, POLK TOWNSEND, WYNELLA VAUGHN, GAYLORD VAUGHN, WALDO, MARION WALKER, WARD, LENA LEE WARREN, TROXEL, RALPH WILMA WALDING, IUANITA EVELYN WARD, BRICIE FAY ALBERT WASHBURN, HAZEL WASHBURN, MARGENE WATSON, IAMES WENDELL, IOHNETTE JUNIORS WHITE, WARREN WHITTINGTON, MARIANA WILLIAMS, LAVERNE WILLIAMS, GLADYS WILLIS, LECNARD WILSON, L. A. WINDI-IAM, LAFERN WITT, CHARLES WREN, PAUL YOCUM, FRANCES YOUNG, BETTY RUTH If ' , X ' i???1 Qf A -N A 2 , Q .,., H 4 sm? 'S Q. 4,311- 'W 3 1: . gs-, ,ds .L M. 'Hz-Q , Y 9 ,gif u 677055 Has 'Zi 3 . IOHN HILL IR. President FRANK ARCHIBALD LAVERN HILL ROBERT SIMMS ELSIE ELMI-:R Sponsor Vice-President Secretary Treasurer 'IR ii by pw- I T OH . Q ,w i- .3 ,T an Visa V233 'QF' vw Lili -..,. 'wh or fm 5 N-Q 95- TI' SOPHOMORES ABERCROMBIE, ELLA BETH ADAMSON, LOIs ALLEN, FRANCES MARY ALLEN, I. G. BAGGETT, LORENE BAKER, MILDRED BAILEY, DAPHINE BARKER, CURTIS BARR, RUTH MARIE BLANTON, CURTIS BRASHER, BILL BOBO, BESSIE BOBO, VERNON BOWERMAN, IUANITA BROWN, LAURA BROWN, MARY MARTIN BURDEN, HARRY BURNS, MAVERON BUTLER, DOROTHY CAIN, FRED CAMMACK, ELMOR1: CARROLL, DOROTHY CARROLL, LENORA CARTER, GENEVA CHERRY, SILAS CI-IESHIRE, WALTER LEE CLANCY, FLORENCE CLARK, MARTIN SOPHOMORES CLARK, ROY LEE CLINE, OMEGA CLINE, ORPI-IA COHEN, DEVORAR COREN, IOYCE COKER, NONA RAY COLLINS, L. B. COLLUM, NEAL COMBS, NINA MARIE COOK, NEDRA COTTINGHAM, GEORGIA CRIM, CAMIE DELL CRIM, IOHN T., IR. CUNDIEE, RAYMOND DANIELS, ETHELLE DAVIS, BILLY DAVIS, EDNA LAURA DAVIS, MARY NAN DAY, E. W. DEBUSKE, MARY FRANCES DICKEY, ERNEST DILLARUNTY, PERRIIANE DIVERS, HERBERT DRENNAN, BETH DUMAS, FAYE DUNKLIN, EDWARD DUNN, I. C. ELLIS, ROGERS SOPHOMORES ELLISON, FLORENCE: ELMER, ELSIE FARMER, PLEAZ FARRAR, LORETTA FERN, NEVA IEAN FEAURBAKER, LOIS FORD, RAY FORRESTER, CLYTTIS FORRESTER, FOUNIS FOSTER, TALNIADGE FRANSEN, BILL FREEMAN, DOYLE FRY, SHIRLEY FULLER, ROBI-:Rr GANDY, HOWARD GENTRY, NELLIE RUTH GIBSON, IONE GILLILAND, DOROTHY GRIGSBY, BILLY GUIDRY, EDWIN GUTTERY, C. B. HALE, HOLT HALL, R. L. HAMILTON, ELMER HAHDIN, WI-:LDON HARP, MILDRED HAWKINS, ADDIE LOU HAWKINS, EUGENIA SOPHOMORES HECK, DOROTHY LEE HEDGES, CONNIE HERRIN, MILDRED HERTzOG, HAROLD HEYROTH, BILLY HILL, IOI-IN, IR. HILL, LAVERNE HOISINGTON, GEORGE HOOD, MACK HORN, ARTHUR HOWARD, PAUL HOWARD, SILAS HUDSON, BETTY INGRAM, LAMAR IACKSON, BOBBIE IAMES, IEANETTE IOHNSON, EUGENE IOHNSON, LAURIS JORDAN, IESS KERNS, RITA KIFEH, IESSIE KINCAID, LEON KIRBY, LILA LEE KIRKSEY, I. V. KOLE, MARIE LAENGER, IAMES LAIRD, KATHLEEN LAIRD, LOIS SOP!-IOMORES LAIRD, MACK LANGI-IAM, IAMES LAW, VIRGINIA GREY LAWRENCE, TOMMIE IEAN LEE, MARY LUCY LIGON, CURTIS LIGON, VIRGINIA LONG, BLAINE LYON, LAVENA MAI-IANEY, MEACRAM MASSEY, CLEM MAYNARD, EUGENE MAYES, GENE MCADOO, G. W, MCARTI-IUR, EDSEL MCDONALD, LELAND MCFARLIN, MARY ELAINE MEEKS, PAULINE MELTON, DEBBIE MERCER, DORIS LARUE MEYER, BOB MEYERS, FRANCES MONROE, IRYL MILES, LOUISE MITCHELL, DOROTHY MOREI-IEAD, ALLAN IVIORIARTY, HAROLD MOORE, WESLEY SOP!-IOMORES MORRIS, I. E. MOUNT, BILLIE LOUISE MURRY, MARGUERITTE MYERS, HELEN NICKLAS, MERRILL Nusxo, SHIRLEY OCDEN, MYRA GG1LV1E, MARTYIA HELEN OLIVER, SMOKEY OSBORN, EDITH IEANNE OSTEEN, JACK OWENE, IUANITA PATIIICIC, EULETA POTTER, EDGAR POWELL, IAMES PRIBBLE, IEAN PRICE, PAULINE PRITCHETT, BOBBIE SIIE PURVIS, IOHN RYLE, OLA RACHEL, CLOVERDALE RATCLIFFE, ALICE RAY, BETTY LOU REDFERN, LYNNE-IEAN REDLINGER, MINNIE RENO, HAZEL RICHARDSON, BESSIE RILEY, BENNIE FRANCES nv 'Ji a wp. xv. -ef 'N 5' ur .K SOPHOMORES ROBINS, ALONZO ROSE, MARIE Ross, RALPH ROSSER, LENABELLE ROTRAMEL, FRANK RUDD, GERALDINE RUSSELL, CHARLOTTE SEABOURN, FRANCES SCARBOROUGH, DOROTHY SHEPPARD, I. D. 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PRICE MARY ANNE GRAVE S BOBBY IACK GARY MURRAY LITTON JIM DENNIS NINA MARIE COMES CLEM MASSEY THELMA GRAMMON EDNA EARLE HAZELWOOD DOUGLAS COE VIRGINIA GRAY LAW BILLY SMITH CLIVE LYNN KENNETH BAILES MARKREL BYRD 0l7'l1D6U'Zy PHRST PLATOON Officer in charge--CAPTAIN IOI-INNIE MUSSER Second in command--FIRST LIEUTENANT FRANK SPERLICK. CADETSA ERNEST LEAKE RAY TANNER BOB FULLER WINSTON MCGEE BOB MEYERS I. V. KIRKSI-:Y NEAL COLLUM MURRY LITTON BILLY MARTIN I. L. POWDRELL CECIL LANG RAY CANNON IIMMY WICKHAM KENNETH MORIARTY ELMORE CAMMACI4 BOBBIE IACK GARY DENNAN HOLMES ROLAND WISE ALONZO ROBBINS BOB CHAEIN SECOND PLATOON Officer in chczrqe-- CAPTAIN DAII. WELLS. SPOUSOIYOZELLA MCRAE. CADETS- IACK POTTER NORMAN HURST EDWARD GRESIIAM WILEY OLIVER LEONARD WILLIS IUNIOR FLINNIKIN IOI-IN T. CRIM KENNETH HALLMARK IOI-IN CARTER BILLY GRIPFITI-I EARL MUSSER MAC HOWISON WILLIS WHEELER 0I'I'Z106UZy I :ea FERST PLATOON Officer in charge 'FIRST LIEUTENANT STANFORD MCFARLIN. Sponsor -HELEN SPRINGER. CADETSH ARDIS SANFORD ROBERT SIMS BILL GARIEPY VERNON BOYD WALLACE DANIELS T. F. SPEAR LELAND MCDONALD WARREN WHITE IAMES CURRY I. W. SPARKS C. B. GUTTRY BILL BENTON MARTIN CLARK GLEN MILAM KENNETH WHITTAKER ,.....--0 SECOND PLATOON Officer in charge --FIRST LIEUTENANT MEILVIN BEST. Sponsor-WLAEERNE MITCHELL. CADETS-fd BILLY THORN YNELDON HARDIN MEDI-'ORD CARTER KNOX PRUETT RAY CONNOR HAROLD MORIARITY KENNETH MORIARITY EDWIN BAILEY IERRY WHITTINGTON BILLY DAVIS BUCK DUNCAN PAUL CHANDLER V. G. WORTHAM LAFERN WINDHAM BUDDY DILAHUNTY ,. 1551? Ck 6fl6Cf0 CLAUDE SMITH Editor in Chief I. V. KIRKSEY FRANK ARCHIBALD Associate Editor Sponsor R. C. G51-: ANNA IEAN BLACK MYRICK E. LAND CLEO IOHNSON NELWYN Do Assistant Editor Organizations Editor Literary Editor Feature Editor Student L Kl- A. ,- J law? -, , - g. Q 3 fffff 7593 SHADY DOYLE BAILEY Business Manager LAVERNE ANDING MARGARET SKEELS Asst. Business Manager Asst. Business Manager Rvr:Y HAYS DOROTHY BRUMB1-:LOW DOROTHY ANN DAVIS STANFORD MCFARLIN IOHN T. CRIM Orts Editor Girls Sports Typist Typist Asst. Business Manager 11: l 1 an we K L9 ' ,- in 26 27 . Q: . . ' h vi il It if 1 KENNETH BAILES Editor-in-Chiet Miss FRANCES LEATH Sponsor WILEY OLIVER GUY M. PARRISH TALMA LEVY PEEN1E GIBSON Assistant Business Manager Assistant Business Manager Assistant Business Manager Exchange Editor ifzfzofz DENNAN HOLMES Assislant Editor IANELLA IASPER Sociefy Editor ELEANOR KIRKSEY Business Manager ADA HAWTHORNE SYBIL ODOM GEORGE REEVES G. S. A. Ediior G. S. A. Editor Circulation Manager giifi I cglfzofzfa DOROTHY BRUMB1-:Low President. P'xRST ROW Edna Laura Davis, Dorothy Gallman, Pauline Meeks, Ada Hawthorne, Devorah R. Cohen, Marion Waldo. SECOND ROW- f 'f Sybil Odom, Leovice Hyatt, Bessie Bobo, Jessie Marie Kifer, and Dorothy Scarborough. iaooiafiolz MISS LOUISE IETER, Sponsor FIRST ROW f--- Daphine Bailey, Ruth Marie Barr, Leola Chapman, Nona Rae Coker, Nedra Cook, Johnnie Mae Davidson. SECOND Row--'Perrijane Dilahunty, Nell Dunklin, Elsie Elmer, Tommy lean, Lawerence Peggy Majors, Mary Elaine McFarlirI. THIRD ROW-ffLorene Mettord, Dorothy Mitchell, Billie Louise Mount, Thelma Perry, Gloria Porter, Virgie Ola Rhodes, Gladys Russell. FOURTH Row-Wilma Stansel, Helen Tadloclc, Flossie Taft, Thelma Tait, Joyce Passrnore, Gladys Williamson, Wini- lred Wren. BUREN I, THOMAS Director Sweeiheart . . ,OZELLA MCRAE COLOR' BEARERS DRUM MAIORS LOUISE CRAWFORD IUSTINE MOORE LULA Ross BARNES MARY ANN GRAVES BETTY LANGSTON MILDRED BAKER IOHNETTE WENDELL DAIL WELLS 602 Aja CLAUDE SMITH Assistant Director -I TROMBON ES: EDWIN BAILEY BUDDY DILLAHUNTY LARRY FREEMAN EARL FORD C. B. GUTTRY EUGENE IOHNSON IIMMY EARL MANKIN CLEM MASSEY VERNIE MITCHELL DRUMS: MARSHALL BURNETT JOHNNY COLEMAN JIM DENNIS ROBERT GANGWERE MARY ANNE GRAVES L. O. HOLLOWAY WAYNE MEISSNER The Band-In Review FRENCH HORNS: CLAUDE SMITH IOHN HILL IR. LAVERNE HILL MILDRED SANDERS BURNETT ANDING BARITONES: CLAUDE SMITH DALE IOHNSON BASSES: TRUMAN LYON BENNY F ORE A. W. PRICE NORMAN WARREN BASSOONS: LOUISE CRAWFORD IOHNETTE WENDELL F LUTES: IUANITA CANNON LEOLA CHAPMAN CORNETS: CLARINETS: BILL BENTON BILLY ENLOE BILLY BOB GEE CHARLES GILBERT IIMMY HUBBARD JOHN T. IETER VIRGINIA GRAY LAW BILLY SMITH BILLY SQUIRE HAROLD I-IERTZOG SAXOPHONES: LELAND MCDONALD EUGENE SMITH MARIANNA WHITTINGTON LAFERNE WINDHAM WILMA GRAMMOND OBOE: MARGARET ROBINSON BOBBY SUE PRICHETT HORACE BAYLISS KENNETH BAILES MARKREI. BYRD DOUGLAS COE NINA MARIE COMES FRANCIS FREY BILL GARIEPY BOB IACK GARY ELOISE GUESS EDNA EARL HAZELWOOD JUNE HOLLOXVAY HAROLD IOHNSON MURRAY LITTON CLIVE LYNN MALCOLM MCCULLEN ELIZABETH POOL EUGENE SHEETS A. W. WHITTAKER KENNETH WHITTAKER MOZELLE MIESSNER I AMES CURRY jfafiorzaf gfonor ociefy C. L. Newsome Mas. S. L. RUSSELL H1-:Li-:N MAY Sponsor Sponsor President MEMBERS Y un- Dorofhy Brumbefow, Nefwyn Dodson, Ora Mae Gamble, R. C. Gee, Dorothy Bess Greer, Harvey Hays, Louise Heyroth, Effie Dae Horn, Cleo Johnson, Myrick Land, Margie Lee Lunsford, Lucie Ohfin, Stanford McFarlin, and Claude Snzifh. Cham! U! A MISS CHRISTINE BAGWELL Director FIRST ROW: ETHEL BIRD LILA LEE CURBY ORPHA CLINE NELWYN DODSON MARY ROBERTSON EUGENIA HAWKINS LOIS LAIRD OMEGA CLINE DOROTHY ROGERS GENEVA LEE SHIRLEY NUSKO NEDRA COOK SECOND Row: LUCILLE MARTINSON NELLIE RUTH GENTRY BERNIE WALLS PEGGY MAIORS GERLDINE HARPER AUGUSTA HOLLAND DORIS MERCER IEANETTE JAMES DORIS MOMAN EDYTHE IEAN OSBORNE OLA PYLE RUTH ROLAND IEANETTE POOLE LOUISE KRENEK LEOVICE HYATT VELMA CARTER VERNELLE ROBINS IEAN ELSE eparfmemf of LLHKC Speer ing mmafic Gfrfs PAUL COUCH MARGARET BRADLEY BGS! Actor Best Actress Halle jiqqesf gfaff in 3rooHynH This play, under the direction of E. C. Ratlitf, was presented by the Dramatic Arts Department and used as the dramatic vehicle in the interscholastic League Contests. The cast: Vittorio Rosan, R. C. Gee: Carlo Rosano, Paul Couch, Elena Rosano, Nell Dunkliny Piora Rosano, Margaret Bradley, Eduardo Brandoni, Van Lamplcing Paul Brandoni, L. O. Holloway: stage manager, Iohnnie Musserg property man, William Carnathong prompter, Emma Her- ring. This play was presented on the air and students from the department have appeared on many civic pro- grams. Other productions were: A Wedding, Virtue Triumphant, Moon Over Mulberry Street, Oh! Professor, and Three Days of Gracie. ebafe Question: Resolved that Texas should adopt a unicameral form of government. Debating eighteen times, the boys lost three debates while the girls debating eighteen times lost tive decisions. Other than sponsoring a debate tournament in Kilgore the teams attended tournaments in Ioinerville, Waco, Dallas, and Wichita Falls. E. .RA urr' C .T GEORGE CHARLES IAMES ADA DOROTHY Dramatic and STEPHENS WARREN POWELL HAWTHORNE BEss GREER Debate Coach MORRIS SHEPHERD Backfield GEORGE STEPHENS End CMA JA -WRX A .RXA . .. A Aw QR A . I . . RI, '. QI - Qirisy- A U 30 X M I IACK LEWIS End GERALD WICKMAN Guard COACH BOB WATERS CAPTAIN HARVEY I-IAYS Backfleld W,y HAROLD BRYMER Bczckiield JERRY BOLT Ch eer-leader qs IOHN HILL Cheer-leader COACH IIMMY PARKS CAPTAIN GEORGE SMITH Center ROY WHITE Tackle IOHN T. IETER Guard v-Q--'..,,,,, GUY RUE STALLMAN I Borklield h-,iq-sn I. D. SHEPPAHD Ce-mer The Squad ol 1937 K 5 4 6 DEWARD BRAME Manager GENE INGRAM Cheer-leader Lt, .- SILAS CHERRY L ,Zion Backfield I I CHARLES ANDERSON Baclclield GLEN LEE Tackle The Bulldogs' powerful starting line-up TERRY BAUSKE Bczclclield LEONARD WILLIS Manager HELEN SPRINGER Cheerleader mWaf.3l.xn RLwf+assmne'm MORRIS SHEPHERD Guard BRUCE DIVERS Guard HARVEY HAYS Forward ROBERT SPECKMAN Guard - SPS Eiafziaz COACH IIMMY PARKS CAPTAIN GEORGE STEPHENS Center am 50125 The Bulldog Bczsketeers L, A. MONROE Forward I. D. SHEPPARD Center GEORGE STEVENS Forward BEIGE KENNEDY Guard 'MX own Che Ginger Zmcl Forest Hardy and Arvern Langham. A pair of swell halt-milers. Bruce Divers-an all star man. Pole vault, low and high hurdles, high and broad jump. Morris Shepherd-an all- around athlete. Pole vault, high and broad jumps. lames Burr Russell and Ralph Ross tinish the mile. Harvey Hays-a definite asset. Shot put, discus, and javelin. lohn Maynard and Har- old Brymer. Get set- go! George Smith. Shot put discus, javelin. 1 R. E. Sr. tom: Coach The Squad and Coach QQQ 4 i -.W1-Qflgiim, The Net Squad Hampton Cook Mack Hood Iunior Doubles. Iohn T. leter Vernie Mitchell Senior Doubles. Billy Russell Iohn Mell Herring Iunior Doubles. ,,,,,,......,--Q--W R. C. Gee Senior Single. Iaclc leter lunior Single. Congratulations! End of a good game. : l.A T vt 60726 01 Shirley Ienkins-Best all around girl sport in 1936-7. Like a bird- Champs! Ten most outstanding girl sports. An illustration ot Good Sportsmanship. They can talce it! They float through the air With the greatest ot ease. Their poise is the envy ot many. Angels ftor a clayl. , n Vgfy Ll' Ping Pong, CI favorite. Here comes CI tcst one. Meet the gong. Watch that ball! Get Way back, tielders. Thc1t's the way to hit tt! Is someone lost? To the Students ond Fgculty of Kilgore High School: This yeor in publishing the l938 edition of the Reflector, we hove tried to give you CI concise re- view ot the yeor. Our only hope is thot We hotve crccomplished our oirn. This book hos been inode possible only through the cooperotion of rnerchgnts in our greg. 'l'hey supported yougshow your olppreciortion! THE STAFF. a lwmoufzi E most mm mmzomze 2 UQ' 5 t K fm' , , WL- AL., m. Ou Sch ols We Are Proud of l Ouilionties l Our Town For LAND SAKES see J. DAVID UFFIN He Sells LOTS List Your Property With Him On the Air Over Station KOCA all the Time. Member Texas Real Estate Association Office Martin at Houston Office Phone 747 -:- Residence Phone 623 t - . . MM C. B. PERKINS For Your Registered Master Plumber Perlnallellt Plumbing-.Heating-Gas Filling Homes f See GLEN BASSETT 604 Houston Street Kilgore, Texas M ,k o . e 'wx fi' . FULTON FISH MARKET R. C. JUDY, Prop. Fish and Oysters 0 f h M1 Phone 920 Kilg0re's Exclusive Il ' ourt l C on ' 9 Claetlewater Highway Kilgore, Texas Ladies Shop Ready-to-Wear Shoes NOODLES Agt IF ITS NEW, WE HAVE IT Mobilgas-Mobiloil Phone 334 BOX 1298 U. S. TIRES, TUBES and . BATTERIES Compliments of DIXIE MERCANTILE COMPANY, Ltd. The Leading Department Store , Kilgore Texas Compliments Compliments of DIXIE DISIN FECTING COMPANY Manufacturers-Distributors 923-25 S. Harwood St., Dallas, Texas SOAPS, WAXES PoL1sHEs f CLEANERS DEoDoRANTs 0 3 DISINFECTANTS INSECTICIDES PAPER Gooos Friend ' Sanitary Supplies for HosP1'rALs-scHooLs and P1'BL1c 1NsT1TUT1oNs o Guaranteed Quality i' LEE BARTON Compliments of The Kilgore Coffee Shop if Gulf Service Station On Main Street at Railroad Crossing Phone 434 WASHING LUBRICATIUN TIRES and BATTERIES GULF PRODUCTS TIRE REPAIR ROAD SERVICE BE SURE Y Compliments of . Pioneer Barber JACIQ Y. BASS and Insurance Agency Beauty Shop Buy At: X Phone 653 Q0 Everything for Your Home Kilgore-Henderson Compliments of C. S. LAMBIE 8a CCD. EAST TEXAS BEST I Kilgore-Longview-Amarillo, Texas IDEAL BOWLING CLUB F' L' DeBerry Bowl for Health and Recreation td wo Five Pen Ten Pen Representative if Vvna of ROY L- CNY, Pm?- X, iw Compliments of Kansas City Life Insurance Co Societas Latina Kansas City, MO, ' Secundus Annus L. Oil Belt Motor Co. Phone 459 L. 4ShakieJ Hagood, Manager . E. North Street Kilgore, Texas Office Supply Everything for Your Office and School Use Across Street from Longhorn Drug Q Kilgore, Texas Compliments Compliments Of of Kilgore High School Barton Insurance CHf6t61'iH Agency ' Mrs. Frank Holmes, Manager Quality Motor Co. DeSoto and Plymouth GUARANTEED USED CARS Phone 98 530 Kilg ore S CAMMACK Grocery and Market Across Street from High School life Are Ready to Serve Q PHONE 855 S Drug Store ffhe llexall Store Q Pioneer Building Kilgore, Texas Compliments Of GOGDRKIISTORES 0 Use Your Credit and Insure Your Life With Golden Ply Tires. Q Kilgore, Texas Perkging 'E Compliments of 0 M , N , , Shop Perkins For Values ' I .HIHHNK.. Nacogdoches lce Cream Co. I X 1 0 -A IN BOTTLES I PRODUCTS Q Phone 54 KILGORE Box 185 Day or Night Phone 96 CONGRATULATIONS TO Staff and High School Students O11 Your 1938 Reflector J. A. KNUWLES Com liments of P tillmflw Mn. and Mus. FRANK mvma HARDIN-SIMMONS UNIVERSITY EXTENDS A WELCOME TO HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS Hardin-Simmons invites you to enroll for a university education. Degrees may be ob- tained in Bachelor of Arts, Science and Music. Complete liberal and fine arts and profes- sional courses offered in Pre-Medics, Pre-Law and Pre-Engineering, Speech, Art, Music, Education, Journalism. Dr. J. D. Sandefer, its president, is dean of senior college and univer- sity heads ior the entire state of Texas. Hardin-Simmons University, pioneer West Texas Christian institution, founded in 1891, has recognized leadership in recreational fields. It is a memer of the American Association of Colleges, the Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools of Southern States, and the National Association of Schools of Music. Its recreational and athletic programs are of high rank, with complete intercollegiate and intramural calendars of sports. Badminton, archery, bait casting courses are newly offered this semester. i may is m - .--... ,135-- .M s H A - fr ' ' 144, ,,4,....gsg,..,,, ::i:jfivf1lLi f ,ff I I 1 I ...-,. .. , -,-. is , . ., .. ,.... - -f'i'1i'5?s I 4 ' , .ian .11 ' Q .V Y. -,. 1 , Q. 'r 59,1 ' ,, . . .as eg. .R . ., ' Q ',.w...L-:. - ' I ,'.j , ' . 4 E I u i g-- gif. Y ' ,, X I 1' - ' iii! nggbiq, Zta if Q fe '- X I f ' ' 15253 n-Wiz' lint- 42.11 152- if S ' I A v-egg: IS... ual 'uw :mt is-5 Ge. .-,, . I 1 ,H V ,.. moan, mu lt,-. , u., ,-K, 'gi-. -ff, 9. ' I ,- -' nr i -' sl' ,, ll lu' ld- 1 I-1' '. u , 1 . if. .an , V!!! S mul L. uw at 1- Q t , ' gf. nf I ,Zi - uh! ,lv L- ,- I., 1 V ,.- .gf M .-A - - - 1 1 2 ' 4. all ' , 'WU' 5 :ii H U' n - , N N U - . s crszigy. , - Y .- I 4 f I ui S.. f. A . - it p K ' . - ' N is 51, s ' - I I, ,:,,,v,:. f,f-V, ,f H V. r- -t I -- 5 , ,gm Y.- - Q F4 ,L - A , 1.3. 1,,,, . , I -A , -ff ., s ,I m l, .- N q .5-3 -sus' it at -W .Y -I.- , .. .- 1 of . -',,, -- t.,.s at A ff- ' '-f-' ,,.f - I . ka f ,5'- ' Y fig: . , s , -ww e 1:1 555.,ga..a..,..... ,M,,,,,,.-,,..5. . , I I 54 KK, s,,....-.--:M.+v.-.-.N .-af.:-A-rv ' ' 5' ' ' s till iilwlm Yi W W ,.. H Q. XE E233 i E1 ip' if ' in I- M 11 The Fashion Center of East Texas TYLER, - '- :- - :- TEXAS ll I L L Brothers Fuel Oil Contractors Gas Oil, Fuel Oil, Diesel Oil C Phone 774-415 Kilgore, Texas Drink Dr. Pepper At l0-2-4 Riviere Bottling and Manufacturing Company Tyler, Texas Compli nwnls of Byrd Chevrolet Co. Your Chevrolet Dealer Kilgore, Texas Compliments B. 84 C. Motor Co. GENERAL MOTORS TRUCKS AND BUSSES TYLER, TEXAS ll0Y ll. LAIRD Insurance Agency GENERAL INSURANCE and BONDS Kilgore, Texas Pioneer Building - :- :- Telephone 57 CAMPUS LUNCH Cvmpliments Of I JACKSONVILLE uWe Serve the Best fo, CANDY Co. C MRS. F. C. FREDERICKSON Compliments Q Of A S f m S h I BAGWELL RADIO 'A' Compliments of Smith Lumber Co. UNITED GAS 'gThe Home Buildersv CORPORATION OH the Our Motto: Be Square, Bc Fair REFLECTOR +4 ik South Commerce Street Phone 136 KILGORE, TEXAS 'A' Compliments Q of the Compliments of Palace Food Store C. V. 58 East WHShlIlgl0ll . Street Mrs. Lou Della Crim -Y llas the Best Interest of Chicago, Illinois Kilgore Schools At Heart O CARTER MOTOR CO. YOUR LA MODE Dodge and Plymouth i 9 D I Kllgore s ea er For New Car and Truck Style Store 0 Parts I ACCCSSOPICS . I Washing O Greasing Motor Ouerhauling Body Rebuilding Congratulates the t GRADUATING CLASS Wrecker of Service 1938 Phone 450-30 -:- Kilgore, Texas C Compliments of Crim and Searcy M Clothes Customs LUMBER CO. Tailored by J. L. Taylor SI Co. ' Rose SI CO. Phone 112 Leeds Taylor ' ' KILGORE IIEARREA Sz LEAKE P2338 Service Station P22336 Magnolia Products-Federal Tires Willard Batteries ulf Your Car Won't Start, Call Us. lVIOlVIAN,S GARAGE 509 E. Main Street Brake Service Phone 811 Body and F der BOX 1264 Repairing All Work Repairs Guaranteed BON VOYAGE! Graduating Class of '38 May you ever be as happy and suc- cessful as you are this day. KASSELS 50 to Sl Store Kilgore, Texas MCWILLIAMS Hardware and Furniture Company Kilgore, Texas 'GODDE CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1933 Bulou 4+ MEnlcA's g No 4 :ms wA'rcH imifcyefa we U . 1- we S J' fi5i5i?511Z5::215iE:f. ??'f15g2E2?EI5'Efg1135252552522 1 Usk for GCCUYGCY- le' 32555212552155-Ill.ffEiiZ5:fs-ifffsii-f2E5551fi555:555555 Us Show You OU' - mf W Se ec O LADY All BULOV I7 iowolx 52975 s emo er es of accuracy f S37 50 up. CI.IPPER 52975 ' 5 I7 iowels 0 TIME 52975 R. E. OSBORNE JEWELRY P Cer Building CREDIT JEWELRY Kilgore, Texas R. LACY REFINERY Cream of the Fieldl' Cracked Cas Spot Robertson Roger Lacy . See MCSWAIN and MQCRAY For Your Welcling and Boilers We Use Air Equipment MITCHELL and TOLBERT All Classes of Oil Field Hauling 205--:APhones-:-454 Laird Hill Road . i f Compliments 9 SOSLAND S of In All East Texas MEYER JEWELRY CO. the Kilgore's Finest ,lewelersn 0lllSlHl1diHg l I Fine am Dr. J. Ralph Ewing Jewelry Opwmemsf IN LoNov1EW Kilgore Hotel Building 'k .i.. - i1, .-1i. THE KILGORE DAILY NEWS No. I Newsp Compliments Qf SAM W. ROSS Compliments of Compliments of . Consumers O11 81 Gas Company Danciger and Loreco Gasoline ALL STANDARD BRANDS OF MOTOR OILS P. O. BOX 666 PHONE 642 Kilgore, Texas Radio Electric Specialty Co. Sharpis 5-I0c Store P6666 ' ' 666 ' ' P6666 Kilgore's Exclusive Radio Service Shop The B L pst 'lor PSS Authorized Installation and Service Station for Motorola and Other F ' dl d C ' rten y an ourteous Service Popular Car Radios Kilgore, Texas R. L. '6Bob', Peters, Mgr. N0 Sales 211 Knowles .lust Service Street Shamrock ru Store The Friendly stores Bids for Your Patronage on Service a11d Satisfaction GOOD FOUNTAIN SERVICE SANDWICHES CIGARETTES AND CANDIES WE DELIVER Opposite High School Telephone 174 UTAH REFINING COMPANY POTTER BROTHERS PRODUCTION COMPANY CASCADE REFINING COMPANY POTTER BROTHERS PIPE LINE CO and POTTER BROTHERS DRILLING CO. ir Tom Potter . Julian Potte G. F. Waekers Stores 50 to 35 uk 0 The Right Goods I At the Right Time I At the Right Price 'A' Store No. 24 and No. 31 Compliments of GENE ELDER Compliments of LOUIS DAICHES Credit Jewelry Kilgore, :-: Tex Compliments of Crim Motor Co. ELECTRICITY IS Tyler, Texas Compliments of t OIL CENTER LBR. CO. Phone 1624175 Kilgore, Texas WHITEHURST-FINLEY MTR. COMPANY Dodge-Plymouth Longview, Texas Gas and Electric Co. Compliments Of Henry Lee Culver The Model 81 Ben Davis . , . , Kllgore s FIHCSI Men s Store Better Clothes For Men and Students Phone 224 Compliments Complzments of l Bob Sims Trucking Co Of SALES ELECTRIC Complimems of COMPANY College Pharmacy Where Kilgore Trades Phone 828 Compliments C Of 0 A Friend Compliments of LONCHORN DRUG ' Compliments of . S. S. LAIRD Compliments of MR. and MRS. ll. W. MARIUN Compliments Of L. N. Crim Theatres, Inc Compliments of K I L G 0 R E NATIONAL BANK MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION K1 T C0ngmtu!atz'0ns Greetings REF LECTOR STAFF STUDENT BODY FACULTY aw CUNLIENS DEPARTMENT STORES YOUR FRIENDLY STORE Compliments of Kilgore Bedding Co. Manufacturers of REGULAR AND INNER SPRING MATTRESSES WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Phone 840 Lanthrip St M412 Mfffffyx our A .geadro sues X--f sums: o Phone 122 -:- Kilgore, Texas FUTURE BUSINESS EXECUTIVES Pictured above is the student body of the Federal Institute, a professional School of Business, of Tyler, Texas. These young men and women are happily engaged in the preparation to take their respective places in the business world of tomorrow. Since the Federal Institute was established more than four years ago, it has grown almost beyond human imagination. It has taken its rightful place with the leading business training institutions of the great Southwest. Uperatcd as it is along different lines from that of the average old-fashioned business college, the better class of young people are attracted to its classrooms. Federal Institute has voluntarily taken the lead in raising the standards of scholarship in business colleges. The same entrance requirements are made of its students as are made by the colleges and universities. More than 700 graduates are today filling leading responsible positions with big business concerns throughout the Southwest. We congratulate the fine class of young people who are graduating from the Kilgore High School this year, and, as you go forth from your classrooms, leaving behind many pleasant memories and friendships, we wish for you a successful career. May your future be bright and may the years to come be glorious and happy ones. If you plan business training after completing your high school work, we invite your investigation of our school. Wie shall be glad to mail our college bulletin to anyone who may be interested in learning more about our school. deral n titute Tyler,s Most Modern and Progressive School of Business 4-10 South Broadway :-: Phone 882 Kilgore unior ollege We congratulate you of the 1938 Kilgore High School graduating class. You have made a good start on your training for life. Let Kilgore College continue your training so well begun. Hundreds of Kilgore High School graduates have attended this institution during the past three years. They will tell you that we give you a thorough course. Courses are offered in Liberal Arts, Teacher Training, Pre-Medi- eal, Pre-Dental, Pre-Law, Engineering and Business Administration. We have a twelve weeks summer school which includes business training as well as many other courses. Write, phone or come to see us for further information. Mrs. Bob Waters, Registrar Kilgore College Complimmfy of J. MALCOLM CRIM HIGH S ll00L RE T-TEACHER ASSUCI TIO President, Mrs. ,lohn VV. lvy Secretary, Mrs. W. L. Dodson Treasurer, Clydene Faster I MOTTO: Time is swift, make the most of it. OBJECTS: To promote the welfare of children and youth in home, school, church and community. To raise the standards of home life. To secure adequate laws for the care and protection of children and youth. To bring into closer relation thc home and the school, that parents and teachers may co-operate intelligently in the training of the child. To develop between educators and the general public such united efforts as will secure for every child the highest advantages in physical, mental, social and spiritual education. Q CUMMITTEE CHAIRMEN Program ...... ................................. ..... M r s. R. S. Wells Membership ..... ..... M rs. V. B. Moore Finance ......... .... M rs. O. D. Holmes Parent Education. . ...... Mrs. C. H. Davis Publicity ...... .... M rs. S. L. Russell Publications ....... ..... M rs. J. V. Kirksey Hospitality .......... .......... .... ........... M r s. J. D. Rainey Room Representative. ....................................... Mrs. V. B. Moore Council Representatives. ..... Mrs. D. A. James, Mrs. C. H. Davis, Mrs. V. B. Moore LONGVIEW, TEXAS I I I MONROE, LOUISIANA A Professional School of Business . YVe are glad to co-operate with you in the publication of this issue of the Reflector. It is our wish that each of you continue your training in some good school and ultimately enjoy the many better things of life. Bish Mathis Institute Two Fine Institutions Serving Southwest The Vogue Shop O Exclusive Ladies Shop SUE M. BRASHEARS Phone 339 Beauty Shop IN CONNECTION DEE FLUST . . . Prop. Phone 339 CYCLONE FENCE COMPANY Manufacturers and Erectors Fence FOR: SCHOOLS ATHLETIC FIELDS CEMETERIES INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY ESTATES Also: Window' Guards and Other Miscellaneous Ornamental Iron Work OFFICES: Dallas . . . Ft. Worth . . . Shreveport Houston COMPLETE LIBRARY SERVICE BOOKS . . REBINDING . . MENDING MATERIALS . . DICTIONARY STANDS Buy your Fall Juveniles in Huntting Buckram Binding at no increased cost for the binding. Any Book of Any Publisher In Any Binding The H. R. Huntting Co. Library Specialists Springfield, Mass.' SHIPFS MARKET Dickson's Garage The Hes' Meat in Town 9 Refristered Lubrication 'k Staple and Fancy Groceries A Good Place to Trade O Gas and D ' Washing and Greasing O CO. ' Automobile Repairing Wholesale ik Richfield Brand Products '5We Are Always Grateful for Your Patronage and Do Our Level Best Phone 136 to Merit it. I MACHINE WELDING aaa Xe Se SHOP ff SHOP Standard Iron Works PORTABLE PUMPS FOR RENT Phone Laird Hill 1 78W Road N 0 'Hx fli- .sl v GREGG STEAM LAUNDRY SI DRY CLEANERS,I11c. Phone 255-241 JOHN T. CRIM, President J. B. PRICE, Secretary-Treasurer A Progressive Institution with Complete Laundry and Dry Clean- ing Service Including the Most Modern Air Conditioned Fur Storage in Texas. AFTER HIGH SCHOOL-WHAT? Educators agree that most graduates are entirely too young to go off to a four-year college just after finishing high school. The intervening time should be profitably spent with a definite aim to some specialized objective. A business training may be used to earn a livelihood, or it can be used as a means to an end-that is, to earn your way through a four-year college course. Therefore, its value is obvious, regardless of your aim in life. If a business training is included in your program, we invite you to in- vestigate the courses, faculty and physical equipment of our school. The graduates of the Kilgore High School are unusually well trained. We have a large number in our school and see what we have to offer you. TYLER COMMERCIAL COLLEGE and SCHOOL of BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION TYLER, TEXAS Well-Furnished Homes D Leave Lasting Impressions Compliments o of Let th KING FRNITURE COMPANN assist you in having a well-furnished home now. Use King's Friendly Credit Terms. You are cordially invited to vis- it us at your earliest conven- ience. f ' W here Quality and KING FURNITURE Price COMPANY ,, The Friendly House YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD 205 W. Commerce St. - Garfield 7231 San Antonio, Texas Kilgore' Texas BROWNIE BROWN SERVICE STATION Congratulates the Students of KILGORE HIGH SCHOOL on the HREFLECTORR May It Always Be a Source of Happy Memories Phone 767 Kilgore and Kay Street Compliments Ofnp linen S of C l' z Of Cherokee Hardware Enloe's Gulf Service Station Phone 299 504 E. Main FURD-GREEN FURNITURE CU. FURNITURE NORGE REFRIGERATORS and R. C. A. RADIOS Phone 281 KILGORE FLOWER SHOP 201 South Martin - Phone 365 I MRS. F. L. DeBERRY 11.1.7.1-, li-l11 -T-- Compliments of John Elder l-11-. i, . .. Brown Hardwood Lumber Company uk MEverything For the Builderw ir Telephone 4 Kilgore. Ten. Compliments of IIANEYQS FUNERAL HOME AMBULANCE - LUNoMoToR C . Biuliiilhe 1-2-3 Our Phone Never Sleeps LET MEYER IJO IT ANYTHING IN PLUMBING D. C. MEYER PLUMBING COMPANY CONTRACTORS AND DEALERS '4We Lead - Others Follow Telephone 31 - :- - :- Kilgore, Tex -:- P. O. Box 344 as M. L. SECHRIST Shoe Rebuilder, Harness, Saddlery Kilgore, Texas Texan Theatre Building Compliments Of MR. 81 MRS. JACK THIAC BROWN DERBY CLEANERS One-Half Mile on Claclewater Highway 500 Cash and Carry MARK RODDEN MOTOR COMPANY Chrysler-Plymouth Sales and Service Phone 216-.I Kilgore, Texas Phone 478 Flowers by Wire . . We Do Landscaping Say it With Flowers In Life's Golden Hours WEHRLPS FLOWERS, Inc. KILGORE, TEXAS Cut Flowers . . . Funeral Designs Pot and Bedding Plants . . . Seeds Insecticides Day or Night Phone 371 P, O. Box 716 To Our High School Friends Specializing in All-Wool Made to Measure Suits DAVID BLANK Authorized Dealer for NATIONAL TAILORING CO. Compliments of FROST STUDIOS Compliments of FRANK ARCHIBALD Compliments of AMERICAN BEAUTY BREAD MIt's Best AMERICAN BAKERY Telephone 139 801 E. Main Kilgore, Texas Shreveport Engraving C0 Shreveport, La. From the Presses of JOURNAL PRINTING COMPANY PRINTERS-LITHOGRAPHERS SHREVEPORT, LA. 1 ' ,Q . i- gr off . N - ' ' X x xv t -. -1. 5 , . . . 1' i', w f : V' ,., ' u ,A Yr tr iw 1' it 3? ir 1 Q u 2 Q S Q as 8 ' k 'if it Q 1 5. gf' . lil- 2 4 f 1 Q avant i. A J' V 3 WW. Q., my -, ' ' if, Q 'D ' n Q ' ft ff' ff' Q 4- t if H- , Yi- , 7 v 0 V s is Students-,QZQT ZEN This year' we hf tried to iqive you a clear, pictorial, record of your scholasttiyear. If we have succeeded, your appreciation is our reward. Sincerely, CLAUDE SMITH, Editor in Chief. Q, i if The success of this--the 1938 Re, tor-is due to the Whole-hearted cooperation of our friendsfgie Q31 merchants who support s in our efforts. ' ' ' It is your duty to patronize them! Yours very truly, ,jf:wif ' SHADY Dons BAILEY Business Manager. '27 t . , in ff V' ' ,ff -sa xt 4 'A au., if I mr