Archer City High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Archer City, TX)

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3,an '.e.e.t t WILDCA ' e .ewvs rgxe XQXVMxi s ?x;xv:x2xm?wexmmvgxefewr :wiw. t o ' . . a 1928 628mm? Wistovy m, JEAN POWELL, Pres. MILDRED WILCOX, Vice-Pres. BERNICE GHOLSON, Secretary-Treasurer On a beautiful September day in the year of '24, thirteen frisky Freshmen were ushered into the high school study hall. During our Freshman year we worked to do our best. One of our classmates won Senior spelling in the Interscholastic League meet; two of our classmates played on the volley-ball team which went to district; and some of our boys played football so well that they became known as very wild Wildcats. Our first year in high school with our dear teachers; Supt. W. S. Wilson, Miss Florence Conner, Miss Era Jackson, and Mr. Bill Cooper, was really a success The second year of our high school days was marked with several changes. Some of our former classmates left us and went to other schools, some left to work, and some, of course, left to change their names. We were also introduced to two teachers, Mrsr O. M. Wylie, and Mr. J. C. Larkin, and a student, Willie Mae Wade, whom we learned to love dearlyl We were industrious Sophs as we had been industrious Freshies. Some of our classmates again became noted for their skill in athletics; the girls in volley-ball and the boys in football. The volley-ball team of '25 won the county championship as the team of '24 had done before them. And the boys became very popular in football and other athletics. During our Junior year we had thirteen members in our class, however, there were changes made from our Sophomore year. Indeed, we were very glad to enlist Eunice Wright, Linnie Reynolds, Charline Kinders, La Verne Sumner, Edd Robertson, Ernest Hull, and Vivian Harmonson, as our classmates; and we were also glad to meet our new teacher, Miss Perry, whom we learned to greatly appreciate. Our class activities were practically the same as those of our Freshman and Sophomore years. however, there were a few changes. One of our classmates went to district in declamation. Our Senior year has been the most successful of all. With the deer faculty which we have had we have been inspired to do something worth while. Our classmates are putting out the first dear little book this school has ever had. We are proud of our work of '27 and '28 and we are also proud of our new classmates, Claudia Lee Deskins, and Flossye Lowden, who have stood by us faithfully in the work of our annual Too, we feel a deep appreciation of Jean, who goes to district in tennis, and who may possibly go to state. Too soon shall we part from those we love so dearly! At the end of this term's work there will be happiness but there will also be tears of sadness for those leaving dear old Archer High. There are in store for us happiness and sadness, smiles and tears; but we shall travel bravely on our way and that way, we are hoping, will lead to future success. Sixteen e. t , ??Xfrfexf' 36,, 1;; g . sax Kfyxf ' e 2 xx? a ?xgxexge tfa a N394 txwxsxfzrw x :x 2 gxsxgxuzx-Aaxrm: rexs t ngygxwm ,gmxmrwmxmmmwzyck :31? Mwi 5 ngf'x'h V'TN 9x6 A - ?erzvx

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