Terrill Preparatory School - Terrillian Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

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LOFIIZ CTIENNINGS MUSKOCEE, OKLAHOMAw-Entered 1924- This young Oklahoma giant has supplied headlines for the sporting pages of the city papers during the past tvxo years by his exploits in three sports. In football he surprises the bleachers by kicking drop kicks from the fifty-eight yard line with either footg in basket ball he was captain of this year's team and performed capably both at center and at guardg and in base- ball he can Star in the pitcherls box or shine as pinch hitter. Our handsome young Indian draws feminine trade to the llighland Park swimming pool during the summer by adorning the place with his impressive person, serving in the capacity of life-guard. Louie is loved by everyone from the most dignified member of the faculty down to the smallest urchin, and his many friends unite to wish him Cl brilliant college career. GILBERT DURBIN NEW YORK ClTYYEntered I922 Three long years ago Gilbert first investi- gated Terrill and decided to stay and since that time he has tried out our alma mater both in the capacity of house-boy and town-boy. Gilbert is a true-blue good sport and has the ability of making good and lasting friendships. His stick-to-itive- ness has caused him to turn out a good grade of school work as well as to suc- ceed in a variety of school activities. He has been of great assistance in his capac- ity as snapshot editor on this year's Ter- rillian, and on the baseball squad he is one of the mainstays, having made his letter playing left field for two years. We wish him good luck when he returns to his home in New York after gradua- tion.

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x , I f 5 1 .-I 5' Hyun HAIQIJY BILLY CRAWFORD ,.X'l'ROflVlO, llR.'XZll,fl'il1tm'I'n'Ll 1921 lllGllL.'XND l':XRK+Elltc'I'L'tl 1920 Hugh is tlw tirst Brazil nut uc hznc vu-r VVQ' now czzll your zittrntion tu tht' Wunder run .lcruss thznt xx:nsn't cithvr lllllltl slivllutl ut' tht- scnim' form :ind thc xxomlur is that ui' criivkctl. llt- h:xs lixvtl in tht- Lf S. hv has l'wL'cu1nc ll srniur. He is nxlturully just lung vnuugll tu lwcmnr tlmruilglily L-ntluwcd with tht- lnrnin ut' Il llurculcs :intl nlriml :intl A111L'1'ic:l1iizn-Ll. Mztstvr Hnrtly is ct'rt:1in tumlcilcics of :1 fish. Edutzxtiun- :ln cxpcrivncvtl l1mn'sL'm:ln, :zntl in saying :tlly hc' is :1 triplt' thrrxxt D1IlI!,1ll'lX'C2lIl'l1S this uc :irc not l'L'liL'1'!'lllQ' to his great xxurk often hut rzircly pvrfurins. Billy is Il vrt- untlvr Mr. Dnxis. Fur two yL'Il!'S ht' hzls L-rain ,l't'I4l'llllZl!1 coming ln-rc whcn hc was hcvn :I H1L'llllWL'l' nf Cuxnpainy B ut' tht' U. sc:n'ct-ly uf prupurtiuns to he tllristcnutl Ox, S. Czuulry :intl has il tlziinty ugly ul' get- his prcsa-nt title. Svriuusly, Billy stands tiny cxvn with his tivw L-m'mivs hy xxvur- high with his Class-mzltt-s, has done supcr- ing his vqixilii'-su'11tc'tl hormts in thvir fthe- im' work during thc' PJISI yvar, and has Il rix':xl'sJ pix-svitfc. Hugh has nmtli- tum sec- l'l'l11Ill'liLll7lt' ri'put:1tiun for aquatic hunurs. und twnn fmvtlmll lvttt-rs, supplivtl must Stay in thvrv, Billy! '1'ht- doin' uf up- uf tht- :nrt xxurk for lzlst tL'rm's yvxn' hunk, portunity is just zllwntl. xxorkt-al un the Nuts stuff, :intl lui' tum: yvzirs vtzis thu main stzly nl' thc glut' Clilh, p:n'ticip:lting in the first IlllHSll'0l. VVL' IlI'L' SllI'L' flillt lllly fill L' with Hugh's pluck is certain tu succct-tl.

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O C 0 ' .Q ' e11121,ll1,a114-l , E 9 Q 0 I pr is JERE DUMAS HIGHLAND PARK-Entered I922 The above Visage is that of Jere Dumas, adventurer, fisherman, and Spanish expert. Jere has been with us off and on for some time both as house-boy and town-boy. Most any day he can be seen around Room C with a half dozen little fifthrformers cling- ing to him like so many grandchildren while he tells them of his exploits with enormous fish, with savage Indians, or with beautiful women, and they in turn all marvel at his tales and try to grow up to be like him. Howexer, Jere does not spend all his time with the urchins, for he is a good student and has the habit of marching down front every month to bear off the coveted Honor Roll card. We are sure that jere will make I1 hit in What- ever college he selects. Gr HERSCHEI. TRIMMER PAUL'S VALLEY, OKLAHOMA Entered 1925 Cherub-faced, chubby little dear, smiling and innocent but by no means helpless, one K'skinny not troubled about reducing. But to be more exact, he possesses most strikingly the features and strong points of a good old brick wall as right tackle, one delicate flower that could be kicked and punched but not dragged. Truck shep- herd and chaser of most remarkable skill, is this gentleman from jungly Oklahomag doing his dingbustedest best to beat the record of his illustrious predecessor brother Loyd. Great center fielder of Terrill's best, could stop a ball by sitting down on it with mysterious precision. E! Pl O l do OD Qjllzhzr My Lg LL A. H A' i' 1 nr oooo oanuoocuo oosn oo nvaraoc oacno o salons on 0 loauaooc i w i i i U I w :IW i iAM-A-:dm--T V H Qi V Wlgr