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HEREIN l-ltrtm lb tht future of fl tbtns Htrtm IS tht XGICQ of youth Herem IS 1t5 1 ISIOH splendrd l-lerem IS 1tS strength and truth Hcrem IS 1f9llOpC and prom1se Hertm whit 1t plans to do Htrtm 18 the 111sp1rat1on For tlrmms 1t Shall makt comt llut l lltt bloom of tht cattus gloxxmg L1ltt bloom of the puckly ptar l 1kt bloom oi tht lnd1z1n pamtbrush lxkt tht blucbonnet colors fdft Lrkt tht xx mtcup 5 V1V1d scarltt L1kt th dmdtllon 5 gold l-lertm IS 1 throbbmg VISION nlht youth of the vt orltl bptalts to xou lts XISIOII shall mlltt you strong Its couragt thull makt xou Cldllflg Its loxt gut 50111 hit .31 song Tht boys of tht x1o1ltl 'are spltnchd The guls of tht xx orld 'art sxxttt Thty follow tht pllh you xt trtadmg rl tltt thouQht X1 htrt you stt X our 1' 1 ,vt0f'Q'Zoft,5.,4J, AEC.,-., X Pot! Laureate of It ms 3 P' I ' D ix' ' 3 D' - I Y - 2 K I K E X ' ig .4 3 N. 4 Y. v ' 1 4 I X 4. x A y . , 1' E X 3' . l'hc heart of the world shall hold. 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Al ' . 5 ClZl5SL1.i 0.02 'zz . .' 114-K T 2 A W Legend of the Prr Y Pear Once when trme was yet young a beautrful marden grew up rn a trrbe of Tejas Indrans Her father a rrch and powerful chref had looked favorably up on a match between hrs daughter and a chref of a strll more powerful nerghbor rng trrbe By unrtrng hrs warrrors and the brave youths of the other trrbe he hoped soon to be lord of an extensrve huntrng ground Many surtors all more or less desrrable had trred rn varn to wrn the young prrncess who lrke all mardens was born to love and be loved but was kept under a strrct guard and was never allowed to see or to speak to a srngle other man besrde her father She was the prrzel She was to be a grft to a chref' The vxhole vrllage was rrngrng wrth the news of the bravery of a certarn young warrror who had recently drstrngurshed hrmself rn battle The rmprrs oned prrncess had heard of thrs wonderful brave and longed to see hrm In sprte of her father s surverllance she managed to obtarn a glrmpse of hrm as he passed through the vrllage One look at thrs returnrng hero and her doom was rnevrtable Lrke a thunderbolt from a clear sky the guarded prrncess heard of the mar rrage of her rdol The vrllage was rn an uproar wrth the marrrage festrval No one thought of the sad jealous lrttle prrncess who sat alone rn her wrgwam prrson Frnally grrm and determrned she fled from her prrson She crept norselessly rnto her father s tent and snatched hrs dagger from the wall On hands and knees she returned to her hated prrson Resrgned and beautrful she knelt rn one last prayer to the Great Manrtou then wrth an unfalterrng hand she plunged the wrcked dagger rnto her throbbmg heart When mornrng came the prrson tent and the beautrful prrncess were mrss rng Where the marden fell rn death lay a bloody dagger and by rts srde an enormous prrckly pear wrth one lovely blossom Not a braxe dared to pluck the bloom for that flower lrke the unhappy prrncess was jealously guarded from any who wrshed to obtarn rt The heart broken chref was so affected by thrs great tragedy that he could not bear to look upon the thorny plant He commanded hrs warrrors to cut rt down and scatter rt to the four wrnds But thrs plant lrke the tragrc lrfe and death of thrs farr Indran Prrncess could not be so easrly oblrterated Each trny prece of the plant took root and soon the prrckly pear spread over all the great Southwest SHIRLEY BLOMEKE 9 Y ' 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Y 7 - . , . . , . . . . 1 ' 1 7 - 1 1 ' 1 ' . , - - 1 1 1 1 1 . . . - - Y .- Y 7 1 1 v . 1 - v , . 1 Let the camera here record all the trlumphs all the thrrlls of the year all the beauty color and emo non of our school l1ves Here follow All the breath and the bloom of the year rn the bag of one bee Sv: Jam Slulfe ct1on, ameral I ,M lu ' ' Robert Browning ' ,. ,N ,,,fpf?'f ifJ ly , , ji., X ' :' U rv-ls U- Au 1 ,. 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Cute little freshiesf 'london Bridge is falling down Helen U llleanor step aside - we are curious' Rose Nell U llxye give the camera .1 break' Just we girlsf Someones heart inter- CSIS. The Civm sweelheartsf lrying to keep that girl- ish ngure' Birdi of .1 leallier flcuclx lo- getlier--Alma U Finn lilllilbflll Instant healers- Mergele U Roberts. Under the spreading Kle- squite tree, Florence Butler wonders' The Cuties pair off in twos. In Lf. if agar Y ,A , '12 k , J M QL x Q an N I- -x 4 A , f ' 3' - MLA . 9' f M 1 4g 55' A 3 f . 9 A I -y is ' r wk . 1210 ,Y Q14 - V f my 5 ,- , ,,, I I .By Q4151i 'i7.4 ' ' ' 5 5 x A., 'QTW Q ' 44+ Jian A- M V an-4 JH- ' lb sv A ,Agr J 7 H aw '. U . 7 ,..- X XV.ut1ng for .1 rugiu Hump bug strung finlhmlns lnurumc Harrxx and I If. 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' Lggi ':.:1, . H 0 L .. .3 9' , sg. Qi-1 Tiff' . A A QEQ i nfs f , w A 5, The Star Ma1den A Legend of the Whlte Water Llly Before the wh1te man came to Texas the Indlans were happy The trlbes dwelt together 1n peace Game and foods were plentxful and the people loved one another Durmg the warm pleasant ex en1ngs the chrefs gathered around the counc1l fire and puffed on the1r plpes and the women chatted rn the doors of the wrgwams The stars the homes of those who had crossed the Starry Br1dge of Souls would come out one by one 1n the heavens Une nlght the warr1ors stopped the1r puffmg and the women huddled to gether 1n frlght A star had left 1tS place 1n the sky and was com1ng toward the earth leavmg a tra1l of fire beh1nd It Au ee aw ee crred the women What can lt be? That nlght a young brave dreamed of the star It seemed to stand by h1s bed slde as a maxden whrte and glowrng and loxely Brother, she sa1d to hlm I have watched the red men long from my seat rn the sky and I love them Ask your xuse men what shape I may take that I may dwell among you Then the dream faded and he awoke But that nxght he stood be fore the counc1l fire and delrvered h1s message For a long tlme the braves smoked 1n sxlence Then the oldest and WISQSI among them spoke Let the Star ma1den choose for herself he sald She may dwell 1n the not so my brethren? The others nodded NVe have spoken they sard So the Star came and h1d herself 1n a pure wh1te rose on the mountam slde Here she could watch her people all day but seldom d1d any of them come up so hlgh so she was lonely By and by she left the mountam rose and took up her dwellmg 1n a pra1r1e flower Here for a whlle she was happy But the buffalo hunts soon began and great herds of the ammals swept by her restmg place unt1l she feared she would be trampled under the1r hoofs At last she could stand lt no longer so she rose and floated away searchmg for a better home As she passed on er a broad r1ver near the Indlan v1llages she saw her reflect1on m the vsater Pleased she sank nearer untrl she rested on the cool surface Here shall I l1ve she thought near to my people yet safe The next mornlng the water was covered w1th beautlful flowers whrte cool star l1ke The people dellghted vxent out on the r1ver1n the1r canoes and gl1d1ng between the whxte lll12S chantlng the1r pra1ses Wahbegwanee they called them Wahbegwanee the wh1te star flowers And thus ever smce have floated on Texas r1vers the wh1te water l1l1QS pure and perfect true star flowers HELEN PAYE PAssMoRE . , I . . Y I I 4 1 ' I u r 55 Y Y 'yy 1 ' Y 44 7 ' y . 7 7. .- branches of a tree or in the heart of a flower. She is welcome among us. Is it n D I l v . Y Y n I 1 Y . . V Q Y V . ll ' YY AA 11 V- . . Y . . . I I Cool xmpersonal some what aloof yet perfect m every part the lxly that graces our Texas streams suggests the justxce pure and xmpartlal and the perfectxon of detail whlch grve soul and expressxon to the ldeal admmlstra txon Broad water hlres lay tremulously And starry r1ver buds glnmmered by And around them the soft stream dxd gllde and dance Wlth a mot1on of sweet sound and radlance Percy Byssbe Shelley c1m1n1strat1on PU' ABFRNATHY MARQHAII M A Nl A Unlurn o lexas Phu Beta Kappa Mathcmatxcs Sponsor of tht Boys uurut BARNETT THOuAs B X 'l C Unntrsxty of 'lt Physical Sutncts Sponsor of tht Chess md Checktr Club BEDICHER LILI IAN GREBR B A M A UHIVCYSIIY of Texas Natlonal Unlversnty Of Mtxnco Spamsh Department Head L1terary Sponsor of The Comet BICKLER MARY GANDX Unlversxty of Texas Columbla UHIVLISIIY Hom Economlcs BROOKE FLORENCE RALSTON B A M A Umverslty of Texas Englnsh Sponsor of the Chaucer Shakespeare Club BROWN NELLIE LEA B A M A Unxverslty of Texas English Sponsor of the Antique Club BURTON JAMES R A B Baylor Umversnty Dramatxcs Spamsh Dlrector of the Red Dragon Players CARMAN ALICE B A M A LJDIVCFSIIY of English CASEY BERTHA B A, M A Umversnty Of Texas, Phu Beta Kappa Engllsh, Larm Sponsor of the Student Councrl CASEY, NEWMAN Unxversnty of Texas Physical Educatlon Baseball Coach Page 29 Texas BA Y, . ., 'V-my f -Y,-1 B,S.I,S, S. 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A.: CATE WILLIAM R T S T lndustrlal Arts Sponsor of Radxo Club COVINGTON W1 1 DON B Nluslc Sxmmons UHIVCYSIIY Ithaca Conservatory of lVlus1c Muslc Dlrector of the band Sponsor of Cwrand Staff CROFOOT MRS W W lthaca N Y Graduate Col Parker s Normal Traxnmg School Chncago lll Hlllsdale College Hlllsdale Nllchlgan Regxstrar CROSS CLEO B A UHIVEYSIIY of Texas Englxsh Sponsor of the Athenaeum Llterary SOCIBIY CULLEY IMA B A Umverslty of Texas Sponsor of the Phxlomathlan Llterary Society CURRY O J B B A Nl B A Umverslty of Texas Beta Gamma Sngma Commerclal Subjects Cashler of School Actrvltles DAVIS R S Unxversxty of Texas Permanent Vocatron lndustrlal Arts Sponsor of the Model Alrplane Club DUNBAR VIDA HALL B A University of Texas Commercial Subjects ENGERRAND JEANNE Graduate Umversxty of Brussels Natlonal Unlverslty of Mexico French Sponsor of the French Club Belgxum EPPRIGHT KATE B A Umverslty of Texas Phx Beta Kappa Mathematlcs Sponsor of the Curl Reserves al Certlficate Page 30 , . B.S.,B. .. .C.: , , 1 , History: , . . , , , FAR1 rx MARx B A rlflflllj Unlverslty N A Unntrsrty of Itxas Fngllsh Sponsor of tht 'Vlodtrn lutraturt Club PERTSCH L M B A Umversxty of New Nlexxco 'Vl A Unnersrty of Colorado Yale Umvtrslty Mathematlcs Department H ad Busrness Sponsor of the Comer and the Nlrroon GARDNI ER BASDALL MRS Art Art Sponsor of the Comet Spons vr of the Sketch Club GOEE CICELY B A Unxverslty of Illmors M A Unrverslty of 'ltxas Mathematics Sponsor of Welfare Committee GRANGER MARY BELL B A UHIVQISIIY of Texas M A Unlverslty of Tennessee Englrsh Sponsor of Intramural Declamauon GRASTY G M B A Umverslty of Texas Rrce lnstrtute Scrence Sponsor of Chess and Checker Club Sponsor of H1 Y GRAVES EFFIE B L Umversxty of Texas English GRISSOM BEE B A M A Umverslty of Texas Mathematics Sponsor of the Forrest Guynn Cook Club GUIINN W A B B A M B A Unrversrty of Texas Commercxal Subjects HARRIS MARY LEE HORTON B A M A Unrversrty of Texas English Sponsor of the Hypatlan Lrterary Socrety Page 31 ri, 'Q f ' ' K, ' c 3 1 v . B. S., C, I. A.: Phi Beta Kappa: I I V HARRISON ALICE B Lxt Unxversrty of Texas LIbrarIan Sponsor of Readers Club HICKS VESTA B A M A Unxversnty of Texas North Texas State Teachers College Sclence Sponsor of Nature Scnence Club HILL HELEN B A M A Umversrty of Texas Columbla Umverstty Latm Sponsor of Latm Club HILL MACLOVIA B A UHIVEPSIIY of Texas PhI Beta Kappa Hxstory Sponsor of Extemporaneous Speakmg Treasurer of the Nattonal Honor Soclety HILL NINA B Llt Untverstty of Texas PhI Beta Kappa Englrsh Department Head Sponsor of the Senlor Class HORNE WILLIE S B A M A Umversrty of Texas PhI Beta Kappa Clucago MUSICZI College HISIOKY Sponsor of NatIonal Honor Socxety HOUSSELS DELLA B A TrInIty Umversrty M A Umversxty of Texas Mathematms HOYT H H B A Hendr1x College M A UnIversIty of Texas Hrstory Department Head Sponsor of Calhoun Debatmg Club. HUDNALL GLADYS F B S In H E UHIVEISIIY of Texas Home Economncs Department Head Sponsor of Margaret Preston Lrterary SOCIEIY HUDSON DOROTHY B B A UHIVCFSIIY of Texas Commerclal Subjects Page 32 CouncIl 1 - -1 1 1 1 -1 . .1 1 1 1 . ., . .1 1 1 1 - -1 1 1 1 1 , ., , 1 1 , . . ., . ., , 1 1 1 - -1 1 . ., 1 , . . - -1 1 . ., , 1 1 , . . . , ., 1 1 1 .1 . . ., 1 JOHNSON ARNYE DEATS B A Umversnty of Texas Mathemancs Study Supervlsor Gxrl Scout Leader JOHNSON MARJORIE C B A M A Umversnty of Texas Natlonal Umversnty of Mexlco PhI Beta Kappa Jumor Flve Spamsh Sponsor of El Arco Ins KEEL J L B S In Physxcal Educauon Umversnty of Texas Unlverslty of Southern Callforma Physxcal Educatlon Track Coach Asst Football Coach KENNEDY MARY FRANCES A S W S T Umversxty of Texas Commercnal Subjects Coach of Typmg Team KENYAN FRANCES M B A Nl A Un1VEfS1tY of Texas Sigma XI Botany Sponsor of Y T S Botanlcal Soclety LEWALLEN DOROTHY PARKER B S In H E Umverslty of Texas Home Economxcs Sponsor of Red Jackets MACARTHUR VIRGINIA Graduate of Russell Sage College Gymnastxc Peoples College Olllmp Denmark B A In Physlcal Educatlon Umversxty Of Texas PhysIcal Educatnon Sponsor of the Tenms Club MCCOLLUM BENTHOL B A Umversnty of Texas Assnstant Lxbranan Sponsor of the Platonlan Llterary Socxety MCSPADDEN W W UHIVQISIIY of Texas UHIVCISIIY of Colorado Umverslty of Chlcago Phl Beta Kappa BlOlOglC3l Sclences Department Head MARSHALL MOZELLE B A bnIversIty of Texas Engllsh Sponsor of Polyhymman Club. Page 33 'ai' I. MARTIN FRANCES Attendance Ofhcer Secretary to the Prmclpal Sponsor of Sapphon1an Lxterary SOCIETY MARTIN I F N T S T Umverslty of Texas Industrial Arts MARTIN SAM L N T S T M A Texas A and M College Industrlal Arts MAYHALI. TEMPLE B B Arch UHIVCISIIY of Texas UHIVQISIIY of Chlcago Stout Inst1tute Industrxal Arts Busmess Sponsor of Maroon Fall 1932 MAYNE GRACE K B A M A Umverslty of Texas Columb1a Umversrty M3Ih6m3IlCS Debate Coach MooRE VERA LEE Umversxty of C3llfOfnl3 Columbxa UnIversIty Spamsh Sponsor of Los Habladores NITSCI-IKE WILLARD G MRS B A M A UHIVBISIIY of Texas History Sponsor of Austm Hxstory Club PATTERSON MARGETTA A C B J Umverslty of Texas Umverslty of Colorado Engllsh Journallsm Sponsor of the Austm Maroon Sponsor of the O Henry Chapter of Qunll and Scroll RICI-IEY FLORENCE D B S Home Eco Unxverslty of Texas ColumbIa UHIVBFSIIY Home Econommcs ponsor of the Home EconomIcs Club SHARP MARGARET S B A UHIVQISIIY of Texas Scnence Sponsor of the Nature Scxence Club No 2 Page 34- B. .. . . . C.: B. A. ,... . C.: B. A., Universlty of Texas: B. ., . ul. s ' ' . SMITH LUISE BURTIS B S Baker Umversxty Kansas Unxversnty of Kansas UHIVCISIIY of Texas Hlstory STRICKLAND BENNIE B A Baylor UHIVCISIIY UDIVCISIIY of Wxsconsm Ph slcal Educauon Y Sponsor of Chamber of Commerce Club TAYLOR E A B A M A UnIversIty of Texas Howard Payne College A and M College Mathemancs THOMASON WERNA H B S UHIVQISIIY of Texas Physlcal Educatlon DIrector Interclass and Inte Sponsor of G A A DrIllmaster Red Jackets THRASHER LOIS UnlV2fSlIY of Texas WashIngton College Washmgton D AssIstant Lnbrarxan C TRENCKMAN ELSE B A M A UHIVCISIKY of Texas Umverslty of Berlm German Sponsor of German Club VoN ROSENBURG EDNA B A M A UnIvers1ty of Texas Phx Beta Kappa MathematIcs WELLS HERBERT B S Colorado Agncultural College Colorado School of Mmes Sclence Sponsor of the MOIIOH PIcture Club Sponsor of HI Y WHATLEY JANIE RUTH B A UnIversIty of Texas UHIVCISIIY of Colorado Engllsh WILLIAMS HARVEY S Umversnty of Texas UHlV0fSlIY of WlSCODSln Bradley Polytechmc Instltute DIIECIOI of Industrlal Educatlon Pf1nClp8l of Austm Publlc Evenmg S Industrial Arts Secretary of the Athletxc CouncIl Page 3 5 rclub tournaments chool v - -I 1 V 1 , . . . ., . ., , I , . v Y , . 1 1 I - -. I . ., . ., , V 1 1 . ., . ., , I , ,, , 1 I . ., V , . I f M V .. t . I' if j 2-531.-5 V 535:15 11 -A 3 L1 is if P 5, .Afwtvg g E F GARDNER J. H. GARDNER E.A.MURCH1SON CARL WIDEN Members of the Graduating Class: I congratulate you sincerely on completing your high school course, and receiving at the hands of the president of the Board of Trustees your diploma, which means four years of thorough school work honestly done. I congratu- late you especially because you are graduates of a school with a proud history and a proud tradition. It is indeed an honor to be a graduate of the Austin High School, which has behind it fifty-two years of distinguished service in the making of men and women. The reputation of your school is in your keeping. What will you do with t The ansvser seems easy novi but the real test is ahead of you When years of crovx ded life lie between you and today vshen the problems of life thiong upon you for solution when time has dulled your memories of the les sons you learned here the ideals you conceived then it vsill appear whether you are loyal and worthy heirs of your high school heritage I believe that you will keep the faith Sincerely QQQLL.. Superintendent of Schools Page 3 6 4 MRS. BOYD WELLS R, G, MUELLER L, H. BLENDERMANN A N4 MCCALLUX1 To The Students of Austin High School: Once more we scan together the record of a school year. More than ever this year these pages portray a school life full of much living and doing, many interests and varied activities, frequent conquests and earnest endeavors. To each of you, we bring the privilege, the responsibility, and the chal- lenge of this program for another year. lt calls for your interests. your enthu- siasms, your talents, and your energies. It promises you 21 new lesson in social cooperation, a further maturing of your talents through service, and a definite satisfaction in setting a new level of achievement for your high school. . I f Principal Austin High School Page 3 7 egend o the Wrnecup The old Woman looked at the chrld on her knee and then across at the flelds of wavrng grarn When she came to Texas there were only wrld flowers and low stragglrng mesqurte How the world had changedl Tell me a story grandma pleaded the chrld Let me thrnk lrttle one Do you see the lrttle red flower over yonder by the fence? Oh the lrttle cup flowers? Yes When I lrved far across the ocean rn Germany I saw only great mountarns and farms very drfferent from thrs Texas But the lrttle flowers grew there too and I shall tell you a story that my grandfather told me about the lrttle wrnecup Long long ago a great grant ruled over the German mountams and often at nrght the peasants heard the hoofbeats of hrs great black steed as he galloped over the mountarns but they were not afrard for he often helped them when they were rn drstress However the great grant grew drsgusted wrth the men s quarrelrng and went mto a deep cave rn hrs mountarns for many years One sprrng he decrded to go back and see rf they had rmproved When he came to the large meadows he saw many beautrful mardens playrng together One of the grrls was even more lovely than all the others The grant began to wrsh that he mrght take her to hrs palace to rule wrth hrm over hrs krngdom so he made plans for capturmg her When the mardens returned the next day to therr playground they found many new flowers and brrds and rn the center a lrttle marble pond Emma the grrl whom the grant so admrred was the frrst to slrp rnto the pool to wade but as she drd so the srlver sand at the bottom began to srnk untrl she drsappeared After what seemed a long trme she reached the palace of the grant Here she was very happy for she had never known such luxury but soon she grew lonely and asked the grant rf she mrght not have one of her playmates No he sard takrng up hrs goblet of wrne but rnstead I wrll make you a playmate Wrth these words he waved hrs goblet and where a few drops of red wrne fell a trny cup lrke flower sprang up Look away he commanded When she turned agarn a lovely grrl was standrng rn the place of the blos som They played together all that day but when evenrng came the playmate grew old and haggard Emma went to beg ard of her captor but when she returned she found only a small wrthered flower Seerng her grref the magrcran trred to comfort her sayrng I can make more flowers never fear Then he went out on the hrlls and planted thous ands of the red wrne cups but rn hrs absence Emma sprang on hrs black steed and escaped When he returned the grant was furrous but he could do nothrng H returned to hrs caverns and was nes er seen agarn but the lrttle wrnecup strll grows on the mountarns EMILY Jo TRENCKMANN Pg 38 - 1 44 11 ' 1 1 ' 44 - - ' , . 11 44 - 11 , . 44 - ' . 1 I . 1 4. ' ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . . . . . H . . . A , . 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 44 ' ' 1 4 1 1 6,4 , . . . . . . 1 1 1 11 ' ' ' 1 , ' . 444 1 11 1 . H . . . . Y - 1 1 ' 1 1 1 . U . . . . . - H ' 1 1 11 - 1 - 1 44 - 1 . 1 . 9 7 . 1 ' 11 Wxne cups farry vessels Hlled wnth the spmt f loyalty and breathxng an aroma Whxch fasclnates we salute you You Wear hxgh school Few but each one perfect Each a V1Vld drop of heart s blood On the tender grass -I I S V 07 the maroon of our own B. CIZISSCS ALEXANDER MARY JO Cercle Francais 30 31 33 Treas 31 Red Jackets G A A 30 31 Natxonal Honor Socxety ALLEN BERTHA Phnlomathnan 32 33 Chess and Checker Club 31 2 32 31 Tenm C ALLEN J UDITH Sodalutas Latma 30 31 Tenms Club Pres 32 Reporter 31 A eporter 31 utmg Mgr 32 res 33 ed Jackets 32 33 Student Councxl 32 Readers Club Scholastnc Excellence Natxonal Honor Socxety ALVIS V1vA Sapphoman 32 33 Red Jackets 30 31 Gold Bugs AMMANN ROBERT Calhoun Debatmg Club 30 31 32 33 Declamanon 30 Intra mural Football 32 Intramural Basketball 32 Intramural Base a ANDERSON HORACE Model Axrplane Club Pres 3 33 Ban Orchestra 32 33 ANDERSON MARIE Phxlomathlan Pres V1 res 3 Tre 33 ec 33 Red Jackets 30 31 Scholastxc Excellence ANDERSON WOODROW W Baseball Club 29 Scandmavxan Club 30 31 Treas 30 Track 29 ANDREWARTHA JACK Bseball Club 29 30 31 2 Intramural Football 32 Baseball 30 31 32 ARNOLD LO1s Nature Scxence Club 30 Natnonal Honor Socxety St-,holastnc Excellence Page 39 V' zw ASHFORD, HARLAN Comet Stalf '32: Maroon Stall' '30, '31, '32, '33: Yell Leader '32, '33g Intramural Basketball Champs '31, '32, Intramural Football '31, '32: A. S. L. '30, '31. ASI-IMORE SHERMAN Sodalxtas Launa 30 3l 32 Phrlatelrc Reporter 33 Llbrary Staff 32 33 Readers Club UST BABE rand Staff 32 BAILEY JOSEPHINE AILEY VAN OLA Grand Staff 32 33 Brownwood Hugh School Glee Club 31 32 raf Club 30 31 BAKER ROLLIN Iatelxc 31 32 Telescope Club 32 333 La n Tournament 32 Flrst Place January Begmners In Drstnct BAKER VIRGINIA le Cercle l-rancaxs 3l 32 G A A 32 33 Austm Hrslory Club Grr Scouts 32 33 Intramural Archery Tournament 32 BALDWIN DORIS Le Ccrclc rancals 30 3l Pres 32 33 Red Jac ers 30 31 32 Gul Scouts Patrol Leader 32 33 Scn e T eas 31 32 Golden Eagle! lnterscholast c Dec amatlon 32 33 Orchestra 30 3l 32 33 ch lastIc Excellence Natronal Honor Socrety BANDY DARRELL Band BANDY DONALD Band 30 31 Page 40 A , . G ' , Y Q ' N , J XV . ,, ' B , C I ' .' ' ' ' Ph'l ' ' . ' I, Q , E 1, gi '32, '33, su, '32, '331TQMIIQCiub 32,'Red'Jackm'31,-'32,'33, 'I ' A , 2 ' . E ' ' .' , . ' .' : k ' .' ,' 1 ' . ' ,' . 'b '31, '32, f . 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BANNER RAYMOND Chamber of Commerce 32 Football 31 32 Airplane Club 29 Track 30 BARR ROBERT l3K211C 31 32 33 lntramural Basketball 31 as ketball 32 33 Intramural Baseball 31 Library Staff 33 Scholastic Fxcellence Natxonal Honor Society BARRETT LEONA El Arco lns Reporter 32 Treas 33 Student And 32 33 BAUGHMAN TOMMY Forrest Guynn Cook Club 32 33 Chamber of Com merce 30 31 Reporter 31 Current Events Club 29 Maroon Staff 30 31 32 Sports Editor 32 Qutll and Scroll Intramural Basketball 31 Football Manager 32 Basketball Manager 31 32 33 Intramural Baseball 30 BEARD JOE Chamber of Commerce Sgt at Arms 31 Pres 33 Class Sgt at Arms Football 31 32 Capt 32 Track 30 32 33 Bas et a 32 33 Capt 33 Baseball 32 33 Student Counctl Intramural Baseball 29 30 Intramural Touch and Pass 30 BEATY MARTIN D Chamber of Commerce 32 Football 31 32 Track 32 Kodak Club 30 31 BELLMONT MARGARET Po yhymman 30 31 32 :ce res Pres Class Reporter 1013 lntramural Debate 31 32 Champron 32 Debate Squad 32 Golden A rn Debate 33 BEVERLY MARGARET 1-lypattan Reporter 3 2 Treas 3 2 33 Red Jackets 30 31 32 33 Yell Leader 32 33 Archery Tournament 32 Student Counctl 30 31 BIGOS JOSEPHINE Poetry Club 30 Phrlomathnan 32 33 Cnt1cPar1ramentanan 33 BLACK MARY FRANCES Maroon Staff 32 33 Grand Staff 32 Page 41 Pm A1 ' 4 '19- IOA: 'fi ft- bn' 9 , Y: ' ,' : U '29s 1 ' ' , ' 9 ,'33.'V' -P 931, U . 'zzz BLEYMAIER, JOE Chamber of Commerce '32, '33: Intramural Boxing '3l: Intramural Baseball '32: Football '31, '32. BORNEMAN, SELMA FRANCES K. D. V. '30, '3l: G. A. A. '3l: Girl Reserves '32: Philomathian '32, '33: German Declamation '3l: Typing Contest '32 OwLEs FRANCES ustm History Club 32 BRIGHT BOBBY Forrest Guynn Cook u 29 30 31 32 Reporter 33 Swrmmxng Club 30 Intramural Football 30 Intra mural Baseball 31 Intramural Basketball 30 Class Treas 10B Student Councll 30 BROOKS MARIE Phrlomathxan Sec 31 Reporter 32 33 Grand Staff 33 Intramural Soccer 30 BROWN CONSTANCE Le Cercle Francans 29 30 31 Sec 32 33 Reporter Hypatnan 29 30 31 32 Operetta 31 Glee Club 31 Student Councrl 31 BRUNNER FRANCES Margaret Preston 30 31 32 33 BURTON ANNA BELL BUTLER FLORENCE Sapphonnan 32 33 Comet Staff 32 33 Assocrate Bus Mgr 33 Maroon Staff 32 33 Class Treas 9A 9B 10A Readers Club StudentCounc1l 30 31 32 33 Declamatnon 32 Quxll and Scroll Page 42 B , A' ' ' ' . ,,. 'Clb','.'. . In ..,.., BROWNE, LUCILLE CAFFEY CHARLES Calhoun Debatlng Club 30 31 Los Habladores 32 33 Intramural Declamanon 30 31 Intramural Debate 32 MIxed Champnons 32 CALDWELL GOLDA A A 0 ugs 33 CIIIIC 33 Red Jackets 31 3 2 3 3 Scholasnc Excellence Nattonal Honor SocIety CAMPBE1 L CRAIG D Los Habladores 32 33 Sgt aI Arms 33 Track 33 HIgh School Boys Quartet 32 33 Seymour Htgh School Football 31 Track CARPENTER ELSIE DANA Chess and Checker 32 Los Habladores 33 CARPENTER HARRY Grand Staff 30 Chamber of Commerce 31 32 Intramural Basket ba 31 Intramural Football 3l Iootball 31 CARPENTER VIRGINIA Shakespeare Club Pres 32 33 TennIs Club 32 33 Ball Hxgh School Galveston Texas Glee Club 30 31 Purple Jackets 28 29 Jr Class VICE Pres Galveston Co Tenms ChampIon 30 CARRINGTON JOE HIY 32 33 Chess and Checker Club 32 33 VIC! Pres 32 33 CARTER EDNA MAE Chess and Checker 33 CARTER HARLON B ess and Checker Club 31 Pres 32 33 Scho astxc Excellence CATE AMY RosE Margaret Preston 31 32 33 Reporter 32 Red Jackets 31 32 Maroon Staff 32 33 Student Councxl 31 32 33 S c 33 Comet Staff Asnsrant EdItor 32 EdItor In ch ef 33 Qunll and Scroll Scholasuc Excellence Nanonal Honor Soctety Page 43 G. . 9301 G ld B '31, see, '32, ' 1, '32, '31, '32, ' ' ' ' ll' 1 K ' , I .l 1 Ch ' , '32, '33, . ' , ' 1 I ' ' ,Z e. ' : 3 ,Z ' ' ' mwwir ,ww Y kegifas A A 1, R392 CHOTE, JUNE Y. T, S. Botanical Society '30, '3l: Philomathian '32, '33: Tennis Club '32, '33: Red Jackets '30, '3l. CHUDEJ, MARTHA Philomalhian '30, '3l: G. A. A. '30, '3l1 Girl Reserves. Reporter '32, Pres. '33, GHUNN WIIBUR H Baseball Club 30 Baseball 29 Boys Quartet 32 CLARKE BILLIE KATHRYN G A A Z9 30 Student Council 31 Maroon Sta'f 32 Red Jackets 30 CLEVELAND JESSE Chamber of Commerce COPELAND DAPHNE Jo Junior Dramatic Club 30 31 Girl Reserves Treas 31 ice Pres 31 ennis Club 32 3 A ice Pres 32 CORRELL ELOISE Polyhymnran 30 31 32 33 Red Jackets 30 31 Student Coun cl 30 31 Maroon Stall' 32 33 Comet Staff 33 Orchestra 30 Cox BETTY omathxan 32 33 Citic 32 33 G A A Maroon Staff 33 CRADDOCK JENNIE A auan 30 31 Cmrc 32 e ackers 30 31 Comet Staff 33 Declamation 31 32 Debate S uad 32 33 Student Council 31 Latin Tournament 32 Natronal Honor Society Scholastic Excellence Quill and Scroll CRAVEN VERNA DEAN Le Cerclc Francais Sgt Arms 31 Sc G A A 29 30 31 Maroon Staff Associate Editor 32 Editor in chief 32 Red Jackets 30 3 32 Class Sec 10A 10B 11B lnterscholastxc League Journalism 32 Quill and Scroll National Honor Society Scholastic Excellence Page 44 CRAWFORD KATHLEEN SHARP Margaret Preston Sgt alarms 32 Sec 32 33 Vnce Pres 33 Red ac ers 32 DARBY ASA NATHAN Swnmmmg Club 29 30 Football 32 Track DAVENPORT CORALEE Tennis Club 32 Phxlomathxan 30 Reporter 30 Chess and Checker 32 Skerch 33 Dramatlcs 30 31 DAVIS J ANELLE ru ent Councrl 3 Red Jackets 29 30 Vuce Pres 9B Class Essaylst 11B Class National Honor Socxery Vlce Pres 32 Scholastic Excellence DAVIS MARY RUTH Y T S Botan1calSocxety 31 32 Motlon Plcture Club 32 33 Home Economxcs Club 32 4 HC1ub Reporter 31 32 Pres 32 DEBERRY M1GNoNNE DIETER FREDERIC DISCH ANITA MAE Phllomathxan 30 Chess and Checker 31 32 Pres 32 Sketch 32 33 Reporter 32 33 Tennxs Club 31 32 Student Councrl 31 Junxor Dramatxcs Club 30 31 DUDERSTADT MARCELLUS Y 32 naexc 33 Sgt at arms 31 o Bugs I DUDERSTADT MAURICE ED Y 32 na e nc Vnce Pres Gold Bugs 30 31 Treas 30 Page 45 J k ' . '333 4 ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ,' : ' ' 5 '32, '33. '31, ' : 3 ' ' ',' . ' S'd ' '3: t ' ,' , '31, '321 '- ' ' 1-' ' ',', . ,'331 Grand Staff '31, '32, '33. Hi- ' ,'33:Ph'1t1' '31, '32,' , , ' :G ld '30, '31, Pes, '30, '31. Hi- ' , '33: Ph'1rl' '31, '32, '33, ' - . '3l: 'As Q , . if A 513 is 2 DUNLAP, HALLY Nature Science '30, '31, '3Z: Austin History '32, '33, Sgt. at arms '32, '33, Treas. '33, Tennis Club '31, ' 2, ' : . .A. ' ,' '32g Girl Scouts '30, 31, '32, '33: Intramural Declamation '31, '32' Intramural Tennis '32s l,atin Tournament '31, DUNNINO ALTHEA Ruler and Compass 31 32 Needlecraft 32 33 Pres 32 33 Los Habladores 30 31 DURHAM FLOYD tatelxc 31 reas Go Bus EBNER WILMA Gold Bugs 30 31 Ruler and Compass Club ESTRADA CONSUELO Fl Arco lns 32 33 Intramural Soccer 30 Intramural Volley Ball Intramural Baseball 31 Spanish Night 33 Cast of Zaragueta EYRES GEORGIA LOUISE Gold Bugs 31 Sketch Club 31 Grand Staff 32 FARRIS PRESTON Tennis Club 0 PATH CREEKMORE Calhoun Parltamentarran 32 33 Maroon Staff Make Up lrclxtor 3l Managing lzdntor 32 Co Editor in Chief dent Council 32 33 H Y S Pres Intramural Debate Champion 31 District Debate Champion 32 lnlerscholasuc Debac 32 Eagle Scout T H S P A 31 32 33 urll and Scroll Distr ct Debate 33 Comet Staff Humor Editor 33 PAULK J M Ca oun Debating Club 30 31 Sgt at Arms 32 33 H Y 31 PEUARBACHER CHASTER Jxatelrc 31 33 Track 32 Hosp1tal1tyC1ub Page 46 FLEMING ANNE Sapphoman 32 33 Intramural Debate 32 Anuque Club FLESHER MARY LOUISE K D V 33 1V1meral Wells Hxgh School Latm Club 30 Glee Club 29 FORSYTHE NORMAN Motion Picture 31 32 lntramural Basketball 31 Track Go 33 FOX CLEMENTINE Margaret Preston 30 31 32 33 Treas 32 t rms 32 33 ec 33 Red Jackets 2 FREUND CHESTER FRIEDMAN J W as etball 31 32 Track 31 Ca t ass Pres S c FULTON DAISY Annque 32 33 Pres 32 33 Nature Scxence 33 GAGE ROBERT Le Cercle Francans 30 3 GARZA FRANK Baseb1l1 Club 30 Page 47 GERRISH ERIN T otamcal 31 33 Pres 33 Vnce res 32 Sec 1 ' ' . 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GILL JAMES H rand Staff 29 30 3 S at Ar s 33 os uartette 32 33 GILLIGAN GURTHAL Y 3 Ban 31 32 33 Orchestra GLENN MILDRED IomathIan 30 res C1 A A 30 Intramura Basketball 31 Intramural Baseball 32 GOODFRIEND IRVING .I oun 31 HI Y Sgt at Arms Pres 32 33 Intramural Declamauon Champton 32 Decla ma Ion 33 Student Counctl 31 33 Track 31 oooxx IN JENNIE MARIE 'olxhxmman CrIIIc 31 Parltamentarran 37 Intr:ImuralDec1amatIon 32 33 Maroon Staff 32 33 Scholasuc Excellence uI and Scroll INatIonal Honor Soctety GRAY MARGARET n phoman 30 Pr s C A A 30 31 Tennrs Club 31 32 Interscholasttc Tenms Doubles Co Champton 31 Red Jackets 31 32 GREEN JOHN E ootball 30 37 Track Stu ent Counctl 29 30 Sgt at Arms 32 Chamber of Commerce Club 30 31 32 Red Dragons 31 32 One Act Play Contest 32 Sgt at Arms 10B A Class GREGORY GLADYS D 32 Red Jackets GRIFFIN ANNA BEss Hypanan 30 31 32 33 Student Counctl 30 GRIEEITH DANNIE Page 48 , . G ' , ' , ' 1, '32, '33, gt.- - m '32, ' : 13 Y' Q , . Hi- ' 1, '32, '33s d ' ,' ,' 2 '31- '32. '33. , . Ph'1 ' ' . '31, '32. P . '30: . . . ' J l C lh ' , '32, '33: 1-I, - -- '31, . t 'l 3 ' ' , ' L ' 1. 4 G ' , ' '. I I- rv - .. , V . . . -: I . '3l. Comet Staff '33, Student Counctl '3O. '31: Red Jackets '30, '31,' A g- 2 ' ,Q'II S p ' ' . '31, '32, '33, Sec, '31, '32, e , '33, : ' ' ' ' 5 ' . I ' 1 ' ' '33. ' ' ' ' ' F ' , ' -1 '29: d ' ' ,' ,'31, '32, 11 . ' ' ' ' 1 ' K. . V. '31, ' 1 '31. GUESNARD THEODORE ess and Checker Club 31 32 33 H 32 33 Intramura Baseb1llChamp1ons 32 Intramural football 31 Track 33 GUESS ANN1t MAE GUESS OPHELIA Grand .1 30 3 GUNN EDNA RAE Sapphoman 30 31 32 Treas 33 WE., QUSTAESON WINFRED OLIVER Stage Club 29 Scandmavlan Club 30 Pres 30 Chamber of Com Cla s Treas 11B CJWYN INA MAE Nlotton Picture 31 32 33 Tenms Club 32 G A A 31 Intramural Soccer 31 Intramural Baseball 32 Intramural Volley Ball 31 32 GUTHRIE ELSIE Dk. Grand Staff 30 31 HACKETT FRANCES attan 30 31 32 33 Reporter 32 Red Jac ets 30 31 Treas 32 33 Intramural Debate 31 Comet Staff 32 33 National Honor Soctety Se 32 Scho last c Exnellence Qutll and Scroll HALL JAMES D1xoN aure Sctence 31 Orchestra 33 Band 32 HANNUM BILLY Intramural Basketball 30 Chamber of Commerce 32 Page 49 Ch ,. V ' , ' , ' 4: i-Y ' , ' : 1 St If ' , ' 1. ' ' I ' ' ' , . ' 1 I - merce 31, '32g Intramural Basketball '32: Football 30, '31, 32: ' Hvpf 'rv k N t ' ' . '32: ' 1 ' . '33. new-w HARRELL, MILDRED Sodaliras Latina '3l. '32: Currcnr Reading Club '3Z. '33: G. A. I '30, '3l. HARRIS, BOB Calhoun '31. '32, '33, HARSCH FRANKLIN HEATH DOROTHY A Phrlomalhxan 32 33 Scholastxc Excellence HEATH FRANKLIN HEIERMAN STEINLE 1Nalurc Sclence Club 30 HELLENOUARD EDITH VIRGINIA Sketch Club NIKE Pres 31 32 33 Sec 32 Archery Tournament 32 Tumblrng Tournament 33 Scholasuc Excellence HENNEBERGER JACK INBKUIE Suence Club 33 North Dallas H1311 School C emslry Club 31 Bnd 30 31 2 HENRY GERALD A Nature Scrence Club 32 Baseball Club 29 CometSta1'f 32 Student Councxl 31 Gold Bugs 31 Reporter 31 HERRERA BETINA E1Arco1rIs31 32 33 Sec 32 33 Los Pensauores 30 Paqe 50 HILDEBRAND FRANCES MABEL y attan Ltterary Socrety 30 3 3 Red Jackets 30 32 33 Comet Stall 32 Student Counctl 30 Intramural Debate 31 Scholastnc lzxcellencc HILL MARGARET ANN ro Bugs 30 Cr A A 30 31 TennIsCu 32 e Jackets 31 32 Nlattonal Honor Socrcty HILL MARGARET LOUISE Nlature Sctence Club Museum Curator 31 32 33 Pres Shakespeare Club 32 33 Vtce Pres 2 G A A 30 Gtrl Sco P rO1 Leader 31 32 33 Red Jackets 30 31 32 33 lntramu al Debate 32 lnterscholasttc Extemporaneous Speakmg 32 Latm Tour namenr 33 Scholastlc Excellenc Nzmonal Honor Soctery HOEER MARGARET JANE o yhymnran 30 Re ac e s 32 33 Sec 9B Class Student Counctl 32 33 cho lasttc Excellence Nattonal Honor Society HOLMBERG ELDREDIA candtnavtan Club 30 31 32 VIce Pres 30 Sec Re Jackets 32 33 HORNSBY DONNA JANE S etch Club 30 Pres Sapphontan 32 Art Contest 31 HOUSTON LESLIE B Y T S BotanIca1Soc.Iety 32 Track 31 HOWARD BILL Track 32 33 1-ootball 32 Chamber of Commerce 31 32 33 Sec 32 Tteas ISI-IERWOOD MARY GRACE Phrlomathtan 31 Gtrl Reserve 32 JACKSON, OCIE Motton Ptcturc 31 32 Track 32 33 Page al Hp ' ' t ' ' . ' 1. '32, ' 3: ' , '3l. ' . ' 1 V f ' . ' ' : , I Cld . .' : lb' :Rd I ' , ' . ' , ' , . '33, ' .' . ' - .'3 3 . . .' : ' uts, at ' ,' : ' .' .' z I r P1 ' ' . '31, '32, '33: cl J kt '30, '31, ' ,' 1 , : I' ' .' 1 S - S ' ' ' .' ,' ,'33, ' - .' , .'30, '3l: d ' .' . k ' , . '3l: ' ' , '33: ' ,' , , '.' , . 33. JAMES, ELIZABETH G, A. A.. Treas '31, '33, Sgc, '3l: Girl Scouts '30, '31, '32, '33 JERNIGAN DOROTHY Y T S BotanIc.a1SocIety 31 32 JOHNSON CECIL Chess Club 33 Checker Club 32 JOHNSON HILMER Scandmavlan Club 31 32 Intramural Baseball 32 JOHNSON MARTHA Student Counctl 32 33 Gxrl Reserves 32 Vtce Pres 32 Ltbranan for Welfare Commxttee 32 JOHNSON MILDRED RUTH Morton Pucture 30 Gnrl Reserves 31 32 Chess and Checker 33 IntetscholastIc League Typing Contest 33 JOHNSON PEARCE Nature ScIenc.e 32 33 Pres 33 Sgt at Arms 32 Band 30 rchestra 30 31 JOHNSTON JOE LEE Sage Club 29 Nature Scnence 30 3 32 Football 31 32 Golf Tournament 33 JONES ALIDA Gtr Reserves 31 Grand Staff 30 JONES CARL WILLIAM Los Habladores 30 Reporter 31 Vtce Pres 32 Chess and Checker 33 Nanonal Honor Socrety HI Y 32 33 Scholasttc Excellence Page 5 2 ' ' ,' , .' , - - ' 1 ' . '31, '32, '33: O ' ,' , '32, '33. t ' : ' ' ,' 1. ' : 41 ' : ' . JONES. JUANITA Y. T. S. Botanical Society '30. '31: Le Cercle Francais. Reporter '32: Red Jackets '3Z: Chaucer Club '33, Reporter: Golden R. JONES, WESLEY E. Baseball '31, '32. '33: Scholastic Excellence. JOWERS RENA Phrlomathran Vice Pres 30 Treas 31 Reporter 32 Grand Staff 33 Red Jackets 30 31 Maroon Stall' 31 2 KELLUM RUTH Los Habladores 31 32 Nature Scnence 32 33 KENNEDY WILLETTE aure Science 32 33 G A A 30 31 Motron Prcture Grand Stalf 30 KEY SAMN JR Calhoun Club Vlce Pres 31 Se 32 Pres 32 Kodak 30 Vnce Pres 30 Maroon Staff 32 33 Exchange Editor 32 33 Comet Staff 32 Stundent Council 30 31 32 Intramural Debate 32 lnterscholastrc Debate 33 Swxmmmg Team 31 KING BURT Morton Prcture 29 30 KING MAYO Forrest Guynn Coon 30 31 Pes 32 Tenms Z9 KINGSBERY DOROTHY JANE Brenham Hugh School Choral Club 31 32 Pres 32 Pep Squad Hugh School Pranlst 32 Dramatrf. Club 31 32 Page 53 KLEEMAN HERMINE Phnlomathnan 32 Hospuralrty 30 31 Red Jackets 30 31 Nauonal Honor Society Scholasuc Excellence tki if or ng ' 1 KLUNKERT NELLIE BELLE Morron Pxcture Sec res 32 Phtlomathran 32 33 AA KNIPPA LILLIAN rand Staff 30 Gold Bugs 32 K Scholasnc Excellence UTALEK ELIZABETH Phllomathxan 32 33 Grand Staff 31 Sketch Club 31 KUTALEK MARY Phxlomathtan 32 33 Grand Staff 31 Sketch LANEY ELIZABETH Grand S111 30 31 32 Austrn Hlstory 32 Motlon Prcture Club Tenms Club 32 LAWS BEVERLEY Chamber of Commerce Sec Treas 3 Vlce Pres 31 res 32 Football Z9 30 31 Basket a 32 ed Dragons 32 33 Vice pres 11B Class Student Councrl 31 32 Samuel Trench Medal 33 LEAR TOM ln ramural Mrddlewelght Boxmg Champron 31 lntramural Basket a 31 Football 32 LEE NARON Football 31 Track 31 33 Motion Plcture 32 LEWIS DORIS Grand Srafl' 30 31 Sketch Club 32 Morron Prcture 32 lntramural Temquort 32 LUEDECKE GRETCI-IEN atran 30 31 Sgt at Arms 32 33 Crm Red Jacket 30 31 Sec 32 33 Maroon Stall' 31 Page 94 I ' ' , . 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LUNDGREN LILLIAN Margaret Preston 30 3 32 33 Sgt at Arm 0 MCCLINTOCK HERBERT Los Habladores 3l 32 33 MCCLUNG RICHARD Intramural Football 32 Intramural Basketball 33 Scholastic Excel lence National Honor Soclety MCCORMACK BARBARA rand Staff 30 3l 32 Operetta 31 G A A 31 Art Contest MCCRARY JOHN Red Dragons 31 32 Yell Leader 32 Class Pres IIA B MCDONALD J E Calhoun 32 33 Reporter 33 Maroon Staff Busmess Manager 32 33 Student Council 32 Sgt at Arms 33 Comet Staff 33 Quill and Scroll Hr Y Reporter 31 MCENTIRE CORRIN Nature Scnence 30 31 Home Economncs 32 33 Vxce Pres 32 MCFADDEN ALLEN Chamber of Commerce 31 32 33 Intramural Basket a 29 0 MCGIRK ATHENE Phnlomathnan 31 32 Los I-labladores 32 33 Page 55 MCKELLAR ELSIE MARIE Los Habladores 31 32 33 Vxce Pres 32 Reporter 33 Intramural Debate 32 Wmner of Intramural Mnxed Fmals Red Jackets 3l 32 33 Sprmg Operetta 32 Maroon Staff 33 ' ,'1.' .' , -- s'3. G ','32:... '3o,' 3 '33, , ' .' : ' : . ,ll . sg!-at-Arms '32,' Pres. '32, '33p T. I1l.'S. P, A. '3ll '32, '33. , , b11','3.'31. ' I K MCKENZIE CHARLES BURTON Calhoun 32 Parllamentanan 33 Maroon Stalf Bus Mgr 31 32 Comet Stall Bus Mgr 33 Student Councll 32 33 Red Dragons s Mgr 32 ul and Scroll H Y 31 e 3 T S P A Pcs 32 Band 31 32 33 Eagle Scout Nauonal Honor Soclety MCLALRIN MARY argaret Preston 30 31 teas Maroon Staff 32 33 Comet Staff 33 Red Jackets 30 31 32 lnterscholastxc Typmg Contest 32 Intramural Debate 32 Scholasuc Lxcellence Qunll and Scroll lNat onal Honor Soclcty MCMURRY EDNA MERLI: Tenms Club 31 Reporter 32 Vxce Pres 33 Maroon Staff 32 Quxll and Scroll MCPHAIL ROSA NELL Sapphonxan Treas 31 Sg a Arms 32 Sec 33 Red Jackets 30 31 32 33 Intramural Debate 32 Natxonal Honor SOCIEIY MACOW JEANNETTE CYWAN Polyhymnxan 31 Cruc 32 Treas 33 Red Jackets 31 32 Class Treas 9B lntramural Debate 31 Wtnner of Cnrls Fxnals 32 Inter cholastrc Debate Squad 33 Comet Stal? 33 Scholasuc Excellence Nauonal Honor Socrety MACUNE VIRGINIA Sodalxtas Latma Reporter 31 Pres 32 33 Latin Tour nament 31 G e ac ets 33 Scholastlc Excellence MAERKI DOROTHY Grand Staff 32 Scandmavxan Club 31 32 K D V 31 MAHAFFH LANDIS 1-orrcst Guynn Cook 30 31 32 Sec Treas 33 Comet Staff Photographer 32 33 Quill and Scroll UL PEDRO ElArco1ns 32 33 Cast of Zaragueta QSpanIsh Nxghtj MANOS NICK Page 5 6 Bu. .'3'31O'1I ' 1 I- ' .'32,Slc.'3: .I-1.1 .. . . r . : ' ,' ,' L 1 ' Y M , ' , '32, '33, T . '32, '33: '33s ' ' . ' ' A ' ' ' , .' , t- t- ' , .' :- ' Iv '. A. A. '31:l Rd-J IQ '30, '31, '323 MARSHALL MARGARETE RUTH T S Bo :Anlcal Society 30 31 MATTHEWS JEAN Polyhwmman 30 31 32 Reporter 33 Maroon Staff 3l Assocnate Edltor 32 Edltor In chxef 33 Qulll and Scroll Red Jackets 30 31 32 33 Student Councxl 31 32 T H S P A 32 Scholastxc Excel ence Nanonal Honor Socnety MEARS JACK W Los Habladores 32 33 Intramural Football 30 MEDCALF EARLINE Jumor Llterary Socxety 3l Ruler and Compass Club Vnce Pres 32 VIERGELE RUBY MAE Los Habladores Cntnc 3l 32 MERRITT FRANCES Polyhymman 3 0 3l 3 2 33 Reporter 3 Z Maroon S 3l 32 33 Asst Business Mgr 32 Quxll and Scroll Comet Stal? Jumor Editor 32 Red Jackets 30 MILLER HAROLD El Arco Ins Treas 30 Reporter 3l Football 32 Track Basketball 33 Chamber of Commerce 33 MONK FRANK Grand Staff 3l 32 33 Intramural Boxxng 32 33 MONTGOMERY DORIS Margaret Preston 30 31 32 33 Maroon Staff 32 33 Student CouncIl 31 Red Jackets 31 32 Paqc 57 MOORE WILLIE MAE o ahtas Latma 30 31 32 nuc G A e ackets 0 32 33 Gxrl Scouts 31 Tennxs Club 3l Y,,. f'I' ',','32, '30,I'i I . I. .' . 'z ' ' I Q 1 3 rah ,', ,V'.'1' '31, '32, '33. ' ' ' 2 .' . ' 1 ' 3 '32, '33s sd' ' ',' A ,'33,c '31: . .A. '30, '3I1 RdJ '3 , '3I.' ,' I ' '30, MORRISON BEN Football 31 Intramural Boxmg 32 Heavy We1ghtChampxon 32 MOURSUND HAROLD MUELLER C B n 3 0 3 rc estra Reporter 32 33 K D V 30 Treas 9B Class Chess and Checker Club 33 Track Mgr 33 MUELLER DOROTHY G A A 30 32 Modern Lrteratute 32 33 Treas 33 Grrl Scouts 30 32 MUELLER R G H Y 32 33 Chess and Checker 33 Natlonal NALLE JOE Forrest Guynn Cook 30 Student Council 31 Intramural Football 33 Intramural Baseball 32 Swxmmmg Intramural Basketball 32 NEAL RUTH T S otanlfal Soc ety 30 31 32 Teas Student Councrl 31 NELSON VIVIAN Honor Socnety Reporter 32 rand Staff 31 33 Red Jackets 31 32 33 co lastlc Excellence NEWMAN EVELYNE Grand Staff 29 NEWSOM MARJORIE Los Habladores 31 32 33 Page 58 1 , . . Ba d ' , ' 1, '32: O h '30, '31, '32: Hi-Y '31, '32. '33 , . . K. D, V. '30, '31g Band '30, '32, '33: Orchestra '3O. '31, '32 33: i- ' , ' 1 ' 3 ' ' 1 ' , '31, '32, '33, ' : ' ' 2 '30, '31, '32, ' 2 ' J ' ' '31, '32, '33: I Y. . . B V' I ' ,' ,' , '33, r . 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PANNELL JEANNETTE D V PARKER WILLIAM Forrest Guxnn Cook Rtporttr 31 Sec Treas 3 Pres tudent Council 31 Vice Pres 37 res 33 Sgt at Arm: IOB Class Prex IIA Cla s Intramural Football 30 32 Intramural Tennis 32 Basketball 3 33 National Honor Society AI IIRQON HOWARD CAMRRON os abladores 30 3l 2 PATTRRSON HOWARD HII I IARD odel Airplane 30 Ihilatelc 30 H Y 33 Intramural Football 32 ATTERSON J T JR rco Re Orter l'reas 37 Intramural Ioolball 32 Intramural Basketball 33 Trick 32 PEARCE J R tature Science. 30 Vice res PLISKIR LLCILLI: PI NNINCTON BI ss IO5 Habladorts Ianxs 5IudenI ounei 7 Red Jackets 33 Nlaroon Staff 3 33 Page 59 Ji 1,2 fa M4 PENNINGTON EDITH Naturc Scmnce 32 33 Treas 33 Grand Staff 32 Jr Lltcrary Soucty 31 Intramural Debate 31 Fnsco Hrgh School Declamatron PERRONE JOE Chess and Checker Club 31 33 Intramural Football PETERSON G W Orchestra 30 31 lntramural I-ootball 31 PETRI HUBERT E Nature Sclence Club 30 Y T S BotanIca1SocIety 32 Pres 32 Class Sgt at Arms IIB Class Track 30 PHILLIPS FRANCES le Cords lrancans 30 Nature Scxence Club 31 lst Vxce Pres 32 PHILLIPS RUTH Sapphoman Treas 31 S 31 Pres 32 Sg at Arms 33 Student Councnl 31 PIERSON MARJORIL Los Habladorcs 32 33 Chess and Checker S 31 Vnce Prcs 32 PIERCE SUNSHINE Polyhymman 30 31 32 Sgt at Arms 33 Comet aff 33 Red Jackets 30 31 33 ell Leader PILS ERNEST Le Cercle Francals 30 31 PIPER SIDNEY Motron Pucture Club 31 32 Vrce Pres 31 Nature Scrence Club 33 Comer Staff 33 Pun 60 'J0. 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PITTENGER, KATHERINE Polyhymnian '31, '32, '33, Vice-Pres, '32: Red Jackets '31, '321 Vice-Pres. 9B Class: lntramural Extemporaneous Speaking '3Z: National Honor Society POOLE DORIS Shakespeare 32 Sec 32 Le Cercle Francaxs Nature Scxence 33 QUINN GEORGE Le Cercle 1-rancars Sgt at Arms 31 Chess and Chcrker 31 Swlmmrng Team 32 Basketball 31 32 33 Track 29 TY 32 RAATZ RUTH Sapphoman 30 31 32 33 Red Jackets 31 Intramural Declamatxon 31 RAINES ALEXZENA Sa phonxan 31 Vmce Pres 32 33 Shakes eare 32 Pcs 2 lntramurnl Debate 31 32 Red Jackets 30 31 32 33 Orchestra RAMSEY GEORGE Forrest Guynn Cook 33 Baseball Llub 30 31 RAMSEY HENRY RAMSEY SUMNER JR Forrest Guynn Cook Club 32 33 Crm: 33 Red Dragons 32 33 Student Councxl 31 32 33 Pres Declamauon 32 One Act Play Contest RATHER FRANCES Hypatlan Reporter 30 31 Cmc 31 Vlce Pres 32 33 Student uncl 30 Sec e ackets S res Intramural Debate 31 Secretary 9B Class Latln Tournament 31 Favorite 31 Scholasuc Excellence Natxonal Honor Society RICHTER MAXINE D V 30 G1eeCub 31 32 Red Jackets 32 Page 61 u ' . 3 ' 1 ' '30, 'sn ' A. - Y ' J ' .'32, '33: ' ' ' I ' . 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' 1 l ' , ' 3 '30, '31, 21- Q95 RABENSBURO AUBREY Band 32 33 Scholastlc Excellence ROBERTS FREDDIE LOU los Habladores 30 3l Crtrc 30 ROBERTS ROSE ALICE oyhymman 30 31 2 e ra ons 30 31 One Act Play Contest 32 Intramural Declamatron 32 Wmner 32 Y 30 3 Mo1Ionl'Icture 3l Los a a ons 32 33 s ROBINSON HAROLD and 31 ROGFRS EUGENE D cnnxs 3 33 Sm es and Doubles Cnty Handball tournament 32 Cnty Doubles 32 CIty Basketball Tournament llnclependentj Runners lQOLLINS CLEOME A A Ir couts 32 33 Nature cence 30 e ac, cts lrbrary Stal? 33 Debate 32 Natronal Honor Socxely Scholastxc Izxcelltnce ROUTON WARREN Chamber of Commerce Club Intramural Football Track 32 ROSS ETHLENE Ruler and Compass 32 Sec 37 Y T S Botamcal SOCICIY 31 32 Treas 3l RUGELY, WILLIAM Intramural Football 32 Football 32 Page 62 PI ' ' , ' , 'I , '23, Rd D g ' . ' , '32, '33, ttss , Y ROBBINS, JACK - ' I-II' ' , '31, ' 2: ' ' '30, ' , H b- ? A I Q ld A ' .' ,I1m.'32,'33. 3 B I , '32, '33. K. . V. '3l,.'32. '33: T ' 'l, '32. '.. 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' ' ' ' ' SEIDERS EUGENE ascball Club 32 SEIDERS P W Baseball Club 32 SHAREOROUGH JUNE e ercle Prancars 30 31 32 SHARP HELEN Polyhymmarr Cnuc 31 Treas 32 Reporter 32 Pres 33 Student Council Clerk 30 Sec 32 Vlce Pres 33 Re Jackets 30 31 32 33 Reporter 32 ass ice Pres 10B Scholastrc Excellence 11A Favorrte 33 HAW ALBFRT G ouon Pxcture Club 31 32 33 National Honor Socrety SHAW SAM O Natxonal Honor SOCIQIY HELB3 MAR1GoLD J onxan 29 30 3 33 Rgpor cr 29 Crmc Sgrat rms 31 SHEPPARD SHERON Class Sec 10A SLEDGE MARJORIE rn Club 32 Tcnnxs Club 32 Auslm Hlstory Club 33 Red Jackcla 32 SMITH NADINE A A 30 31 Student Councrl 30 Tennis u Page64 B ' . L C ' A ' , ' , ' , '33, 11' V -:ClAV'- S , . . Nlorion Picture Club '30, '31, '32. '33, Reporter '32: S '. S pph ' ' ,', ,' l. '3Z,' , ' I ' . '30, - - A ' . Q 1 LAI' '31, ' : 3 ' 3 ' ' ' : Cv. . . ' , ' I ' ' 5 ' Cl b '32, '33. SMITH WARREN Boys Quartet 32 Lrght heavywerght Boxmg Champron 3 Intramural Volley Ball Champron 32 Swrmmmg 33 Capr 32 Track 28 Intramural Basketball 31 32 SODERBERG MARGIE Student Councrl 30 Nature Scnence Club 30 Scholastxc Excellence SPECK C D Gold Bug 30 Shakespeare 31 PhI1ate1Ic 31 32 Modern Lrter ature 32 Chaucer 33 Scholasuc Excellence Nanonal Honor Socrety SPONBERG OLIVER H Y 32 33 Model Arrplane Club Pres 30 Vlce P s 31 Band 30 31 32 33 Intramural Football Basketball Tennls and Baseball 31 32 Tenms 32 Basketball 31 Orchestra 31 SPOONER HELEN EILEEN Booster Club San Jacrnto Hugh School Houston 30 31 Spamsh Club 31 Idm 1113 Favorxte A H S 33 STANBERRY VIRGINIA Po yhymman 30 31 32 33 Red Jackets 30 31 32 33 Natronal Honor SocIety Interscholastrc League Typ Ing Contest 32 Comet Staff 33 Maroon 33 cho 1astIc Excellence Qurll and Scroll STANLEY DOROTHY MAE Austm Hrstory 32 33 STARK MITCHELL Chamber of Commerce 32 Sgt at Arms 33 Los Hab ladores 31 32 Yell Leader 31 32 Swlmmlng 30 Track 30 31 32 33 Capt 32 Vlce Pres 9B ass Pres 10B Class Treas 11A Class Treas IIB Class Most Representatlve Boy 33 STARKEY JACK crrest Guynn Cook 30 31 32 33 Yell Leader 31 32 Sec 1013 Class Sec IIA Class STASSINOS VIRGINIA Y T S Botanlcal Club 32 33 Phxlomathran 30 Page 65 in STAYTON, ELEANOR Polyhymnian. 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STEWART MAE LOUISE Glrl Reserves 32 33 STITH EUOENIA Margaret Preston 30 31 32 33 Vlce Pres 32 Red Dragons 32 33 Red Jackets 31 32 33 Intramural Dcclama tton 31 Nattonal Honor Society STORM LYNN Chamber of Commerce 31 V ce Pres 32 Pres 33 Sgt at Arms 9A Class Pres 9B Cla s 10A Class 10B Class Vtce Pres 11A Clas Pres 11B Class Football 32 33 Basketball 32 33 Track 32 33 STRICKLAND VERNON aureSc1ence 31 32 33 lstVqePres 33 Y T BOtan1calSoc1ety 30 Vice Pres 30 SUMNER MARY Gul Scouts 32 33 Shakespeare Club 33 Sgt at Arms SWANSON ROBERT Morton Picture 30 31 Pes 31 Grand Staff 32 33 Sgt at Arms 32 Intramural Volley Ball 32 Intramural 32 Hrgh School Quartette 33 Spr ng Operetta 31 32 TABER MARJORIE ANN H atlan 30 31 S c 32 33 Student Counctl 31 Treas 32 Red Jackets 30 31 33 Yell Lea er 33 ce Pres 9A Class Favortte 32 Interscholasttc Debate 32 TARVER BILL Forrest Guynn Cook 30 31 32 Vtce Pres 33 HtY 3 Vrce Pres 33 Baseball 30 31 32 Football 31 32 Golf Tnnts 31 lntra mural Declamanon 32 33 lnterscholasrlc League Decla matron 33 P-N2 55 N t V ' 4 ' . ' , , i - . ' 1 . . S. ' ' , ' 3 ' 1 ' ' '33. Basketball '32: Pootball Manager '32g Basketball Squad '33.' ' ' A ' ' yp ' ' , ' , e , ' , ' : ' ' , . ' , 33: A' ,' ,'32,' :I d '32,' IV1 - . 1 . . ' 2, ' - . ' : ' ' , ' , ' : ' ' ' . ' 2 '30,4 '31, '32, '33: e ' '30, ' 1 - T1-IIELEPAPE BERTHA LEE Grand Staff 30 31 32 Operetta 0 31 32 Plants! Modern Literature 33 THOMAS MARY JANE Grand Staff 31 THORP MARY FRANCES Snpphonlan 31 THORPE FRANCES Sapphonmn 31 32 TOOLE GENEVIEVE Grand Staff 31 Nature Sctence 33 Tenms Club 32 Red Jackets TREADWELL ARA argaret Ireston Vlce Pres 32 Pres Red ac ets 30 Vrct Pres 33 Tennts u Intramural Tenms 31 32 33 Scholasttc Excellenqe Qutll and Scroll Nattonal Honor Society FURNER MARY LOUISE P lomathlan 30 31 32 33 T Y LER ROGER a oun 30 31 2 VtcePes 3 32 res Declamatxon VAI FNTINE MARJORIE Nargarnt Preston 32 33 Red Jackets 32 33 Red Dragons 32 33 Scholasttc Fxcellence WAECHTER HELEN tomathtan 30 3 32 Page 67 I ' , ' , ' : '3 , ' . 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WALDEN LOIS Y T S Bnt.1n1calSoc1ety Treas 31 Reporter 31 32 Pres 32 Curl Reserves 30 Sec 30 Pep Squad 31 32 WALKER ED Chamber of Commerce 30 31 I-orrest Guynn Cook Student Council 30 32 Poet all 32 Basketball 30 31 32 Track 31 Class Sec A 10A Class Vce Pres 10B 11A WALKER PAYE ATHENE Phrlomathran 32 33 WALKER HILDA RosE A A WEAVER MARGARET ANN WhBB TOM 1Y Treas 31 32 Sec 32 33 Le Cercle Francaxs 30 31 Chess and Checker 32 33 Pres 33 Intra mural Baseball 32 WEBER JOSEPHINE Margaret Preston 30 31 WhBSTER FRED Sodaltas Latina 30 Phrlatellc 31 32 Maroon Staff Cass Sec WEEDIN HARFIELD 'Vlouon Picture 33 Class Orator 11B WEISS ALTON Chamber of Commerce 32 33 Baseball Club 31 32 D V 30 Foo ball 32 Basketbal 31 ase ball 32 Intramural Basketball 31 National Honor Socnety Page 6 8 'ray' r. ' ' ' ' '32, 'nr ' 5 , 31,' 1 ' b '31, ' : ' .' .' : ' 1 , 9 , 9B, : i - , V , , 1lB. , G. . .'29, '30. Le Ccrcle Francais '30, '31, '32, '33, Treas. '32: Red Jackets '30, '31, ' , ' .'32, '339 'zzg ' 1 . 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'31, ' , - - '32. 3 WOODWARD NIGR S at Arms 013 ClIss 31 Calhoun 30 31 Cauynn Cook 32 3 at Arms 32 Iu cnt CouncIl 32 ootball 30 lrack 31 33 Lxtcmporancous Spcakmg 33 WRIGHT ALICE E Nature Scmnce 32 33 VICE Pres 32 33 WRIGHT KATHRYN Arco lrIs 30 31 C. res e ac ets 0 Student Counctl 30 31 32 Comet Staff 32 Scholasttc Excellence Nauonal Honor SOCIEYY WRIGHT ROBERT AIrplane 30 31 Sec 31 Chess and Checker 31 IY WRIGHT SUE CONWAY res 32 Red Dragon 31 33 State Contest Play 32 lst place In bt dIstrIct 3rd In state Intramural extemporaneous speak Ing 32 9B Clas Reporter Most Representauve GIrl 33 NatIona1 Honor Soc ety WUKASCH MARTIN Granr1Staff 30 31 Treas 30 Chess and Lhecker 31 IatelIc Pres 32 Football 30 32 Track 32 33 Intramural Baseball Basketball Boxmg Foot 30 WUNDLRLIGH ANITA Nature ScIence 30 31 32 Club ChaIrman 30 YOUNG MARTHA Jumor Dramaucs 30 31 Nature Sconce 32 Rule and Compass 31 ZALICHIN SOPHIE Scl1o1astIc Izxcellence Chaucer Club 33 ZWIENER CHARLES Y 31 33 Treas 32 Sgt at Arms 33 Cess and Checker 32 33 Page 70 gt.- - . 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' . .- Y ' 3 h LAJUUVUU fx' ll 'fi 0 Orcler o L10 'lstrc xce ence All graduates of thc Austm Hlgh School who have an average gradt of A for the four years or fractlon thereof spent In th1s hIgh school recene automaucally the award of Scholast1c Excellence ALLFN JDDITH ANDERsoN MARIE BALDWIN DORRIS BARR ROBERT BEARD HEREI RT BLTLI R ToM CAIDXXILI GOLDA flxuwlu xnrnx QAIL AMI RosE C.RADDoLK JEAN EWERPTT RIZER DAVIS JANELLE GOODXX IN JENNIE MARIE HAGKETT FRANCES HARSCH DOROTHY HELLEINGUARD EDITH VIRGINIA HILDEERAND FRAINGES MABEL HII I MARGARET LOUISF HoEIR MARGARIT JANE JOWI5 CARL XVILI IXM JoNIs XVLSILH KLEEMAN HERMINE KNIPPA LILLIAN MACOW JEANETTE MACUNE VIRGINIA MATTHEWS JEAN MCCLUNQ RICHARD MLLAURIN MARY NIGRILL LoUIsE RABENSBURG AUBREY RATHLR FRANCES ROLLINS CLEOME SHARP HELEN SODERBURG MARGIE SOTO SARAH SPECR C D STANBERRY VIRGINIA TREADXVELL ARA XVRIGHT KATHERINE VALENTINI MARJoRIL ZALICHIIN SoPHII divx The --IS-ll,-E , , 4 v 7 7 7 V 1 r I g ' I T Y: ' - - - X7 .v HARLGIJ NELsoN, V IVIAN ' ,- . , . -. . l I i 4 1 4 Y . ' 2 4 7 Y 1 . ' H , I ,Y . l , .I , T ! i ' ! 1 1 ' ' J I 'Q , T 5 ' ' I 5, I T I I I THEIR NICKNAMES AND PET AVERSIONS RCKLIN ELLEN EI Mlxed Inurvlcws ANDLRSONI MARX Lu Lzrrle Swed Socks tanklelsj BAKLR FRANCES Dfckze 'Vlaltcd Mxlks BALDMN JOSLPH Ballybaby Pubhclty BALLARD FLORExE Blllze Boys BAR NER WOODROW Woody Corns Sweet P 1PatJ BEDICHEK BACHMAN1 Ichabod Carrots BL NsON WA1 U R Warr Dumb breaks BISHOP EDWARD'- Eddze Cupid s arrows BLOMDAI-II CORINRL Came MlCkY Mouse BLUM VIRGINIA Brzghr Eyes Bemg stnll BOIIINGLR BERT Shorty Vv'a1tmg for repeal BOOT!-IE J AMES Jzmmy Themes BRILL MARY LOUISE Mary Lou Memonung poetry Page 72 2 5 . . ' E2-'A ' 1 e A .'l BARGE, EVELYN- Bargie', - . A Q J, THEIR NICKNAMES AND PLT AVERSIONS BROWN HIRAM Happy Flgl'lll1'lg blg boys BROWNLEL CAROLINL Browme Strlkmg Mat hes BUAAS ALMA B Shootmg guns BURROWS WILLIE MAE B111 Book notes BYRNE MARY Byrne Mnstletoe ful CARLISLE NEWT Newton C Ramy hohdays CASEY COLEMAN Carmen Ellen CASEY NANCY JO Casey Green worms CHILDRE CHARLES Charlze Shppery pavement CLOUD MARY TRAVIS Trau Orange blossoms CONNELLY VIVIENNE Conme Mental telepathy CORNWELL KITTY Kitten Large football sweaters COUSINS DOROTHY- Dossy English saddles COVERT CLARENCE- 'Curley Dancing CROCKETT, HAROLD-'AThe' airplanf fflafl Girls Page 73 THEIR NICKNAMES AND PET AVERSIONS DARBY SARAH Sarira ormy apples DAVIS BILLY Bzll Raw oysters DEMPSEY RUTH Botany DICKARD BARBARA Babs oaded dnce DONOHO VIRGINIA Donoho Keepmg quIet Rufus DOUGHERTY JACK Dow Pmk elephants DOWNING PATTY Pat reen goggles DUGGIN ALICE Dug EASTON VARNER BELLE Belle Rehearsmg operettas CKERT JOHN C Eckze Watchxng llttle brother EGAN LEONA MAE Lona Bllly goats EHLERS EDITH Eddy Traffic cops EVERETT REGINA Jeanze To be SOPhlSflC3tEd EVETTS VIVIENNE Vw Playmg pantomxmes FAGERQUIST EVELYN Eve Those llttle green cards Page 7 4 I -f. ,, W I in - U ,, ' in ,, L . I 1.. ,, G I 1 Red shoes E , - ,, , LH U y in ,, J in - ,, I. ,, In ' ' an THEIR NICKNAMES AND PET AVERSIONS FARRIS, MARY LEE- Fairy Falling down FISHER, XVIl.I.lAM- Big Bill Noise FIZER BLANGIIE VIRGINIA- Birsy Operations FLOURNOY HELEN- Frenchie Lectures GAGE ANN ELIZABETH- Ding Snooper GARZA GERALDINE- Juddy Side Saddles GILLESPIE JUL IA JO- Julie Dogs GISSELL ANNIE MAE Andy Canmbals GRASTY RAYMOND-- Ray WInk GUSTAFSON CARROL Gus Clowns HAENEL AUGUST Augie German HAENEL MARGARET Matzze Homework HALL BOYCE Flashy School In general Page 75 I-IAMM FLORENCE Flo Dancmg In the dark HARKINS JOLLY JOE Jolly Skule , 2 3 -rv -I il A I i I gg 'S ' 35. 5 X214 Tf' 3 .Y ','v,L Sw? AR WEN THEIR NICKNAMES AND PET AVERSIONS HARKINS MAURICE Sport Soap box polmcans HARRIS MARJORIE Margy Keepmg up wIrh Horace HERRERA ANTONIO- Tony Permlts HEARN NORMAN Slzm U Notes HILSBERG VIRGINIA Hzlls Hambergers HOLDER MAY BELLE Sprmg fever HOLLANDER MIRIAM Mxryum Pet Alllgators HOLLEY HORACE Holly Keepmg up wlth Marjorre JAMES JOAN J Chemlstry problems JOHNSTON ELIZABETH Lzzbeth Rowdy people JOURDAN JANE Jame Chewmg paper Lzttle brt KAROTKIN ROBERT Bob Brown eyed vamps KEITH MARY FRANCES Frank Banjo serenades KENG FLORENCE Scome Wet pamt KENNEDY ERNEST Vzcror Bemg mxsunderstood Page 76 1 THEIR NICKNAMES AND PET AVERSIONS KING BEN Benny Boy Bemg ladyless KNIES EDITH Dzrry Nlck KNIPPA IRMA Nzp Ram and mud KONARSKY HELMUTH Dusty Concexted athletes KONE ROEERTA Roby Leaky fountam pens MCCORMICK ROSALIND-- Pogze Concexted Boy frlends MCSPADDEN JOSEPHINE J Sunday School MADDEN KATHERINE Kat Purple Cows MAHONE JOHN Mahoney Stralght chalrs MILLER JOHN Johnny Botany MILLER MARTHA VINCENT M V Brlllxance MOORE BAILEY Tuffy Football MOORE BEATRICE Ellen Bee Jlg Saw puzzles MORGAN DOROTHY Du Do: Eggle MORGAN MAURICE Lanky The unfaxr Sex Page 77 ff fe ' 1 u b n I .- If - n , T If ff I ..- U H , -. U - 1 ff 1, , ' O .I 1, u 1, I T ff U 1 i u n I .- U If , - . . ff In I .T 14 If I ,. .. - ff I T U H ' T I In -'lf THEIR NICKNAMES AND PET AVERSIONS MURRAY MARGARET Margze Hasnt any NABOURS WILLIAM B111 Grassburrs NAGLE MARY MARGARET Boy Red ha1r NICHOLS ORA B Red Bemg called Red NOTON LA RUE Swzfr NOVY LENA Lmka Black cats ODONNELL JOHN ODonneII Wlld women OERTLI GRETCHEN Greta Long fIngerna1ls OFARRELL MARGARET Angela Smeared grease pamt OLSON GLADYS Marg Glasses PAGE HOLLAND- Duke Chnstmas necktlcs PARKER ANNA LEE Lxttle SISIQTS PASSMORE HELEN PAY Dede Spellmg PATH VIRGINIA Welghts and Measures Jolly Anna PEEBLES, GENI VA ' Neva Phnl Page 78 .. - U 7 ' , , .. - ,, , 1 .. ,, Y 1 j If ,K ff ff n V I, It , ,- , Y ea' EE? - .I ,. v 1' if , - ati , -vi, , - 1 - , -vF',: Q .1'F'7iQi if ' ' Flat tures A , ff ' H . . 1 :lf V , E 5 5 K . , as . .. , U Y 1 .. ,, , 1 , U , J 1 K KK !I , 1 .. ,, ' I .I , 1 E , .I ,, I , 5, HV-,, ., 1 I THEIR NICKNAMES AND PET AVERSIONS PETTIT ROBERT Bobby Ha guards PILLOW BARBARA Barba Whxskers RAMSEY WINNIE JO- Chewlng gum RAMSEY ANNIE Anne Hot Test tubes RAMSEY HELEN Ramsey Candy RAVEY LOIS Rauey Rxdmg wxld horses RAY S C Felix Sulphur d10X1d2 RIBBECK DOLLIE Dollze Themes ROBERTS VIRGINIA Genng, Salted grapefrun ROCHELLE BILLY B111 Report cards ROGERS NEILSON N ell ROLLINS MARGOLD- Goldze Gomg to teas SANTO BEATRICE Bee Blmd dates Page 79 SCHMIDT SYLVIA S11 Cllmblng stalrs SCHNEIDER MARY ANN Nzhkz Prune JUICC 'su THEIR NICKNAMES AND PET AVERSIONS SCHULTZ ANNA MARIE Ann Blushmg SCHUTZE DICK Dzckon Pmk cars SHEI BY FRANCES Shelby Nnghtmares SCHTRDINO LOUISE TIPS Lou Stale Jokes SIBERSTON ELIZABFTH ANN Bemg stepped on SLAUGHTER GEORGE Studebakers SMITH MURRAY Cheese Arched eyebrows SMITH THEO- Taydo STAEHELY SOPHIL Domg evIl STASSWENDER ANNIE Bzg Un Hc1ght HOUSTON BILL Wzllze Sllck s1dewalks Llzzy Tabby Staley SWANSON RUTH Swanme Irregular verbs TALLEY ELIZABETH Bert Stramed vocal chords TRENCKMANN EMILY JO Eatmg In lzbrary TURPIN SHIRLEY Keepmg lxbrary 9 Emmy Tooty Page 8 0 Y n 41, U v -A., - ,, .4 y -M., H 1 Y 1.. ,, 4 , K1 J ' 77 , E-I. , -.II ,, .I ,, y Balloon contests Y :iu ,, 1 l -1.. A ,, 1 in - - ,, I in - ., I im ,, V , lu ,, , I. ,, ., . l- THEIR NICKNAMES AND PET AVERSIONS VALENTINE JIMMY Sonny Boy Gordon Gross WATKINS MARTHA Snake eye Conjuganons WELLER EDGAR Ed Lost tennxs balls WELLS GEORGE Toot Leap year dances WELLS TOM Tommy Static WESTBROOK ROBPRTA Shom Dates WHITE WILLIAM Bzlly Wrecks Unvampable males WIGINTON ELBERTA Berra Measles WIGINTON LOUISE Wzggy Glgglmg WICKLINE JOYCE Klang Shek Skatxng In the ram WILDE AGNES Aggze Frownmg MUELLER LOUIS- Far Double deckers WINDER PAY Lzzrle Fay I-lowhng cats YEISER MARY ED- Mared Blue eyes Q Page 81 , - , .. y - I .. 1 - ' i .4 I - WI-IITNER, WINIFRED- Wmme 1 - , - , - I - , 1 - , at1ona onor ouety O econ ary C OO s ill SCHOLARSHIP LEADERSHIP CHARACTER AND SERVICE FALL OFFICERS SPRING LEON SCHMIDT Preszdenr VIRGINIA STANBLRRY JANLLLE DAVIS Vzce Preszdenz FRANCES RATHER MEMBERS MARY JO ALEXANDER JUDITH ALLEN LOIS ARNOLD DORIS BALDWIN ROBERT BARR SHIRLEY BLOMEKE GOLDA CALDWELL AMY ROSE CATE MARY TRAVIS CLOUD JEAN CRADDOCK VERNA DEAN CRAVEN JANELLE DAVIS RIZER EVERETT KATHERINI FOGEL JFNNIE MARIE GOODWIN FRANCES HACRETT MARGARET HAENEL FANNIE HERGOTZ MARGARET ANN HILL MARGARET LOUISE HILL MARGARET JANE HOFER CARL WILLIAM JONES WESLEY JONES HERMINE KLEEMAN RICHARD MCCLUNG CHARLLS BURTON MCKENZIE MARY MCLAURIN ROSA NELL MCPHAIL J EANETTE MACOW JEAN MATTHEWS R G MUELLER JR FRED NEMIR KLEINA PANNFLL WILLIAM PARKER KATHERINE PITTENGER FRANCES RATHER CLEOME ROLLINS MARIGOLD ROLLINS LEON SCHMIDT ALBERT SHAW SAM SHAW SARAH SOTO C D SPECK VIRGINIA STANBERRX EUGFNIA STITH ARA TREADWELI ALTON WEISS KATHERINE WRIGHT SUE WRIGHT TRANSFERS MARTHA VINCENT MILLER LOUISE NICKELL R1tz Hxgh School WlChlf3 Falls Texas EvanSVIlle Ind Page 82 N ' 1 H S -' f S A S I1 1 FRAISICES HACKETT Secre-tary: I AMY ROSE CATE ACHIEVEMENT AND PROPHECY ANDERSON, FRANCES Attracting frcshies University Sweetheart ARCHER, BRANCH L. Passing math Dean of Education ARMACOST, MARY LOVE Tooting her horn Radto announcer ATKINSON JOHN ss Helens pefsjl Modern Apollo AYER JACK Enfield s 'l error A real aviator BALLLRSTLDT LOU1SE Baby in ays School marm BARRETT WILLMINA Making As Prima Donna BERCEIELD EDNIA Grabbmg J 'Vlnkc up with Mice BLTTIS MILDRED Basketball Star Olw mptc Champ BICRLER JANE A full data hook Vkaltcr Benson s Lx wtfc BICCLRS FLORFNCL Vtoltnlst Houscv. :fc BILLS THELMA Page in Senate. A Senators vuft BLACK BETTY Bosslng the unnerse ZJYU Pitt s succes r BLACKBURN EDWARD Skin you love ro touch School Principal BLACKMORE MONA LEE Tapper Ziegfield Folly Glrl BLAIR DAWN Sweet gal Admiring l0B's BLEYMAIER MARY Absorbing popsickles Candy salesgirl , . I' 'T ' . A552521 . Y l giryak if 5' fr K 'P' 7 v..!if1-A. ., it A ,Se ' SQ: fi. . I' ES Q. 4? 5 Y.L . , TQ 545, Y BLOMQUIST JENNIEVE ' A steady iff J' ' Sanirarrum Owner Page 83 X 49.6 15? an L .NG ' ' g4.....0-a. 1- Air ACHIEVEMENT AND PROPHECY BOI M ARLINE Innng up dates Runmng Pop Into debt BOND ALICE Pnmpmg Beauty Speclalrst BOWMAN GUS Calhoun mascot A econd Exnstem BRATTON PRISCILLA Modern Prxscxlla Gomg to Europe BQILL IDANELL Lrk ng fto Pet It Man snatcher BROGAN MARY RICE AIIIVIHZ early Ten cents a dance lady BROGDON MARJORIE NELL Gomg uxth Payne Lntle lady BULL DORIS A wonderful lxne A socxal secretary BUSCH CATHERINE A good scout Archltect BUTLER FRANCES Jewelry dealer Mrs Rockefeller CALDWELL ONA PAYNE A chorce date l1st Chorus gnrl CANNON GUY Knows hlS'M9fIlfS Old bachelor CARSON WILLIS Croomng Pre of Chnstxan Endevrlment CARTER WINIFRED Blrthclay candles A bug church wcddmg CIOUD MARTHA A good chaffeur Thmkmg of Sterllng Strong COOK, ALDONA Nut cracker Tree expert COOK, HAZEL Helpmg Hazel A good cook COOK, HELEN Basket-maker A New York florist Page 84 ACHIEVEMENT AND PROPHECY CORRELL, MARGARET Mermaid She will get Ben CRADDOCK. JUDITH Perpetual Motion Editor of London Globe CRAVENS, EDMUND Betty Booper Uncle Bimbo CRITZ EI lA NORA Chiuncey S sister C ching., laylor Duck CROO CH DOROTHY B A million dollar smile A good girl scout DAVIS BILLIE Mockxng bird Author of a best seller DECKER GRACE An upholstered chin boy sh bob DERBY JACK GL :In SZ for one Civil engineer DEVENY ESTHER An intriguing personmluy A ec nd Garbo DlCKhNS JOSEPHINE Popping gum break In the moi es DILL MARY A real pickle 0 h cned WI chicken DOYAI SON ELLEN Soulful eyes A B1by Vampus star ECKI RT ELIZABETH Billie louises pal iunduy School Teacher EDDENS MARY L .lick S s flame Red Jacket Yell leader ESTILL JANE Bottle washer Harold Lloyd s ouble FI I TER GEORGIA A cird full of A 9 s A FI IGEL MARX P Great acrobat ftmilt Doug, liirbnnlm FI EMINC MARY Ilach A Comm fnorin. Page 85 ' 1 r-if .T 0' .Ill ' 1 A ' 1 I A A 'l ,I ' A , V. Y. 4 , . 5' If ' A ' 'Q V T 'e 5 ' 'th ' A . Y 5- V ' . - Zfiflufffz ' - qw ? Pre , of G. . A. , . . , ' ' . Y - A I . - 1 if - 1 1, ' ' uk Pct .W ie ACHIEVEMENT AND PROPHECY F1 ESHER LENA F Makes a typewriter talk Secretary to the President FOX GRAYCE J mn S s girl Stringer FUGLER ANNA Twlnkletocs l ion tamer FULLER GERTRUDE Book expert l lhrartan GLENN EUGENIA An Egyptian princess GRACY JANE A queen GOLDEN FRANCES Class Favorite A social leader OHKOIIIOHISI Modlste GRAHAM HARRIET Horseback riding A polo player GRAMON JAMES Rushing 9A s Bachelor GRANT WAYNE fellow s friend A husband GREEN HARPER Harold Teen Just another Whistler GREGORY KATHLEEN Class Poet lnglinh 'Ieacher GRUBBS GLADX S Book xi Orm Ont hay, Smile GUESS FRANCES I Oud speaker Politician GU STAFSON SIDNEY A deep bass voice Secretary of XV.1r HABERLIN WALTER Getting into band uniform Salvation Army captain HENDERSON MARY Primper Diving Champion I-lERw1O ROBERTA Formal parties lVlinister's wife Page 86 ACHIEVEMENT AND PROPHECY HILTON, HARTLEY Blushing Floor walker JOHNSON, ANNA MAE A star forward A second Babe Didrikson JOHNSON, LOIS Ballet dancer Getting in good with Goff JOHNSON MARY JO Passxn French S Gracey Allen JOSEPH REGINA Datmg JIm Doctor s wrfe KAMRATH BORRY Gentleman racketeer Davns Cup Champnon KINGDON FRED ladyklller Wall graduate KREISLE JIM Shadowmg Regnna A long legged Amer can LA GRONE HERBERT A fellow s fnend Travellng salesman LA GRONE SAMMY Drrvrng Fats ford Boots and her buddIes LARSON FRANCES Slender graze Vue lung Fords LASSBURG ALEX History Cut up A rolhng stone LAW THOMAS Tenms Star Presxdent of U S LEWIS ARTHUR Appeanng wntty Corporatxon lawyer LLOYD MARGARET A good sport An all around athlete LOOKE FRED Page 87 uarter back Another Pee Wee LUCAS GEORGIA Sprmg poet Poet laureate of Texas LUNG JIMMY JO Hard to crack Trouble for the Japanese U11 ACHIEVEMENT AND PROPHECY LYNN, LADY CLEO Patrician lady An artist MCANOUS, MARY JO Princess from Spain Pianist MCGILL EUGENIA Amateur vamp Orange blossoms MCGINNIS BOBBY European polish Ambassador to France MCLEAN MARGARET Long hair A good friend MCNAMARA PATSY Green cards Dancing teacher MANZ RUTH Speaking German Bluebonnet Belle MARKS DOROTHY An all around gurl Camp counselor MASON ALDEN Would be wit ladies Man MATHEWS MARGARET Auto lunch Organlst MAYES JEANNE A a Honor Society MAYNE BILLY High hatter XV1ll pass Spanish MLNKE ALBERT lunch drinker More punch drinker MERRITT ELIZABETH Guy Jack and Herbert Kiss proof lipstxcl- MEYER LUCILLE Making A Class infant MILLSAP ELNA JEAN Romantic eyes novelist MODRALL MILDRED A jolly good fellow Second Kate Smith MOORE BEAL Big feet Famous athlete v , , . , Y , Y . , . P l , , , , - Y . .. .s.. , A . 1 , Page 8 8 ACHIFVLVIFN 1' AND PROPHECY MOSLLY BOB lover of Austm Journallst MUEI LI R HOMLR XVOrkIng the Iearhers Merchant pnncs NEEL INEZ MUNSON ROSE LILLIAN In lovmg memory DIed January 2 1933 Math teachers per NEWMAN VIRGINIA A Hypauan favonre A debater OLSEN EUZEDE Tman han Eflicxency expert PALM MARTHA Declarmer Speaker of the House PATTERSON LILLIAN Baby ways Beautxful doll PETERSON LONNIE A hard luck hero A petroleum engxneer PETERSON WILBURN A Romeo Polo player PETET CHARLES A Pepsodenr smnle Bank ca hler PHILQUIST HARRIS No sy Suspenders Chgolo PRATT MATTIE MAE Mamas bIg grrl Expressron teacher PRYOR MARY ALICE A boys Ideal Presrdent of the Polys RANKIN JEAN A good French accent Another Dorothy DIx RANSOM, MARJORIE German measles PresIdent of Red Jackets RATHER, DOROTHY A dancer thats dlfferent A fashIon model Page 89 REISNER, CHARLOTTE Cute eyes Gus partner 1 5. 1 ' ' v . , . Valedictorian , , y , V I I r , , I , I REISNER GUS Human cash regrster Frlm magnate RILEY JOHN B Short wave expert Televrsxon engmeer ROBERTS HELEN Repartee Mrss Martms successor ROYCE FRANCES WeddIng bells good housekeeper RUSSELL LILLIAN Crooner Nlovne star SCHMECK ELIZABETH Mrs Crcfoots yesma am Hlgh School supervrsor SCHNEIDER CHAS J JR Studebaker Caprtalxst SCHULLE GRACE nsome smrles Sophxsttcatron SI-IAEEER DOUGLAS good scout A second John C Munro SIMS ANNIE LEE Ace trumper Bndge expert SKELLEY LAWRENCE Semor grrls favorlte Basketball chump STANDIFER CHARLES North Austm hero Drum major STAYTON HALLIE The spotlrght Statrc manufacturer STECK HARRIET 9A Favonte Mrss America STRONG STERLING Red harr Senator TAYLOR WXLBUR Football Letter man All Amencan Tackle THRIFT MARY SUE Pollyanna grrl New York Blue Book THURMAN MACE Super typrst A noted surgeon Page 90 , . , , A , , A , Wi ' , A , , , , , , , , , JR. ACHIEVEMIINT AND PROPHFCY TONN W H Cartoonnst Creator of comxc stnps TYSON JOYCE Champnon rxckracketeer Avlatrrx VALLANCE BETTY A fashxon plate Rodeo champ VAUGHN NINA MAE ongmal gemus famous author WAGGONER MARGARET Boxlng fan Another Ma Strrblmg WEAKMAN JACK A pass In Math Cab operator WELTY J oHN Hnstory shark Orchestra dlrector WEST DUVAL Lord Fauntleroy collar WHEELER GLADYS Drgmty Dean of women WHEELER J P Class pest wnll grow up WIDEN ALMA Hot aIr artxst Newspaper reporter WILBORN ORENE Style show model A model hostess WILLIAMS CHARLES BERT Bass drummer A famous musman WILSON EDITH MAE Basketball player DIetIcIan In a ho pxtal WINKLER JOHANNA Sweetness A future PhI Beta Kappa WOODWARD NANCY Charmmg freckles Page 9 I Club woman WRIGHT CLARENCE Another Kayo Wxll he grow up' YANTIS MURRAY Human flsh Another Joe Bowlmg , . . I , , An . . . A I 1 I , A prodigal son , , . . He ' I , , I . .. . S , y I , , Tlq M fl Bmle A New Legend of the Dandellon The dandel1on comes to us from Greece and as the to 1ts or1g1n well l1sten and you shall hear Long ago and far away a tall youth loved a ma1d Wlfh yellow ha1r but the old man her father would not let them wed Two years passed and the mother rememberlng her own youth persuaded the old one to grve h1S consent And so they were wed The Aprrl sun played hxde and seek rn the br1de s yellow ha1r as the wed drng process1on left the temple Fondly she dwelt on the thought of the new home whlch her husband had just completed How r1ch they felt as they walked along t1m1dly holdmg hands and occasronally stealmg a glance at each other' They were more fortunate than many other couples because the youth was the swxftest runner 1n the l1ttle v1llage where they lxved and rece1ved many a r1ch revs ard when he was the bearer of an lmportant message to the c1ty The vrllage folk followed them wxth much merrymak1ng and song There was no bolster ousness however as at most weddmgs only a pleasant a1r of excltement After the crowd had left them wrth many fel1c1tat1ons the couple vxent 1nto the lrttle house and the br1de started preparmg the first meal Whlle they he could tell them why he had come The br1de pale as death warted on hlm knowlng that her husband would have to leave her and carry on the message whrch meant l1fe or death to the folk of the1r valley The groom hast1ly changed h1S att1re The ma1d would stay w1th her parents whlle he was gone They sadly closed thexr home and walked down the road The grrl went as far as the turn 1n the road and there w1th a hasty k1ss her new husband left her She prom1sed to Walt there at the turn of the road as often as she could He expected to be back elther late that nlght or early the next mornmg but alas he never returned He was drowned on h1s way ba k whrle cross1ng a swollen stream The next morn1ng the yellow harred br1de st1ll waxted at the turn of the road qulte mad She would stop everyone who passed and ask Have you seen Cleon? We were marrxed th1s morn1ng He told me to waxt for hrm For seventeen years she warted there always wearmg her weddmg clothes She tr1ed to keep them clean but the mud contlnually got on her skrrts Her golden ha1r turned gray and fell out and she looked l1ke a hag After seventeen years of suffering and pam the gods took p1ty on the mad br1de and turned her 1nto the dandel1on Today th1s flower warts at the turn of many roads all the world over FRANCES ABERNATHY P 9 C 21 I . . . . . . . I were still eating, a runner came in, so out of breath that he had to rest before C , . . . 92 The dandellon emblem of fnendshlp titly repre sents the Splflt of our orgamzatlons Dear common flower that grow st besxde the way Frmgmg the dusty road wlth common gold Whxch not the rlch earth s ample round May match m wealth Thou art more dear to me Than all the prouder Summer blooms may James Russell Lowell r anlzatlons :BMV BFI LVIONT HELEN H P 1yl'1ymn1an 1terary OC1CtY Fa MARGKRET BELLAIONT IRATHARIINE PITrExOER ELEAxoR STAYTON ELLEx STECR LExA NOX I HEIEN SHARP JEIxxIE MARIE GOODIIIN Color Gold and Whlt MOIIlJ Offzcers Presldent Vice Preszdent Secretary Treasurer Sgt at Arms Reporter Parlmmentarzan Sponsor VIARSHALL Eloquence rules wIth IESISIICSS sway Sprzng HELEN SHARP ESSIE MAE WENTXVORTH KATHARIINE PITTEINGER JEANETTE VIACOW SLINSHINE PIERCE JEAIN MATHEWQ ELEANOR STAITOXI Flower Shasta DBISY ARP www a Q' 4 3 bw fop mu MALOW HOIIR CRII1 BIRNE R ROBIRTS WENTWORTH V ROBERTS BLAAs XXOODXX-XRD ANDFRSOx STECK E 'VIERRITT Semnd mu. XXIcKIIxL Sl'-XXION CIOLD MFRRITI WEST STANIBERRX 'VIATHHXS H ROBIRTS PRXOR 'VYCANCLS E CORRLLI fhm! ww STXEHIEII GOODWIN E ST-HTON Nou CASEY PITTI-NCFR PIERCE RAxsOxI SCHwIII1T CORRI-II H STFCK GRACY Page 93 Q . S ARA TREADWELL KATHLEEN CRAWI-ORD argaret Preston lterary OC1CtY Fa ARA TREADWELL EUOENIA STITH KATHLEEN CRAxx FORD MARY MCLAURIN CLEMENTINE FOX AMY ROSE CATE MARY MARGARET NAGLE Color Rose and Sllver Motto Officers I reszdent Vice President Secretary Treasurer Ygt at Arms Reporter Crztzc Sponsor HUDNALL To be rather than to seem to be Sprmq ARA TREADWEL L KATHLEEN CRAR LORD CLEMENTINE Fox MARGARET O FARRELL AMY ROSE CATE MARY MCLAURTN PATSY MCNAMARA flower Rose sffx I op row KI:l'IH LYNN MCNAMARA DICKENB EVLTTS COUSINIS PA FTERSON VALLANCE VAUC HN CAI DVNI 1 I Sefond r0LL PII LOW SMITH NAGLF LA GRONI: CLOUD MORGAN DUGGKN GOLDEN ANDERSON H1-NDLRSOTN Third row O FARRI l I BRUINNER MONTGOMERY STITH CATI: MCLAURIN W1-BER ADAMS Fox I UNDQREX EGAN Page 94 ii 'f - . fm We EXE A vf M RRIE ANDERSON MILDRED GLENN 1 Omatluan lterary 0C1CtY Fa MILDRED GLENN MAR1E ANDERSON HELEN WAECHTER MARIE BROOKS GOLDA CALDWELL Color Green and White Officers Sprmg MILDRFD GLENN GOI DA CALDWELL NUKRII: ANDERSON HFI FN WAFCHTER JOSFPHINF BIGGS Preszdent Secretary Treasurer Reporter Crztzc and Parl Flower White Chrysanthemum Sponsor CULLEY Motto A wlllmg heart earns much RQ., 9' Page 9 J Top IOLL XVALKl:R HALEL COOK WAICH1 l:R BORN! MAN DONALSON KLI I-MAN Cox ALLI:N .Second row HI A FH fL,L,Ll:R M KUIAI l K YLISl:R HLI kN COOK JOURDAN TURNER E KUTALl:K Third row KI UNK! R'l Blbbb A COOK BRILL CALDWPI I CHOTL WESTBIKOOK BROOKS W R 7 erre : ,',A 'e',A 3' ,R h q,: X:-Y . 5 K , if if ,Qi if 7' V es,N E D 1 '-s- .1 H 2 L ' I O i 5 E 3 3 s es s r R R 3 2 R 5 '- ,- F rrrr L 2 2 2 2 2 U 4 ,M Q ..rs ., ld I l., if qnhr EYww E ,, ,L.w it ,Zi . I l . r ..A. L, , O ,Ax . j j j Q ' O '- L- KEk4 Q ' I 2 2 1 2 pn gg ,OLQ -' E Q f 2 f ' ..,4.,'s.. , 12 3 1 i . L., , is Q i i 2 1 i lf- ga .',,N I Quhh HHYQ N ' A X , L' fr E q A I 'x A ' + , e...:,4 N4 - N vb' jg - 3 z i G 4 N' 'X N ymgm X rf V ,af COLMAN CASEY SAM KEY a oun De atlng C Fa SAM KEY ROGER TYLER COLMAN CASEY BILL HOUSTON J M FAULK HELMUTH KONARSKY CREEKMORE FATH Offrcers Preszdent Vzce Preszdent Secretary Treasurer Sgt at Arms Reporter Parllamentarxan Sponsor HOYT Colors Blue and Gold Sprung COLMAN CASEY ROBERT AMMANN TOM LAW WALTER FISHER J M PAULK J E MCDONALD CHARLES MCKENZIE Flower Goldenrod Motto We can we wIll w have FQ r gl H -vw is 'Q' Top row GRASTY HARRIS AMMANN KREISLE TONN HOUSTON SCHMIDT LAW MCDONALD Second row MCKENZIE FATH FAULK CARSON COVERT WHITTARER SKELLEX CANNON T hzrd row GOODFRIEND DERBY CRAVENS RILEY KONARSKY MAYNE NEWMAN TYLER PHILQUIST Page 9 6 C lk L ' lub ll ' ' : , ' , e l i le ' 4 5 -A SY A A V3 if 31 3. , I N - - v' - ' 'V L x BEATRICE SANTO Fa JACR ROBBINS BEAFRICE SANTO NEILSON ROGERS PIELEN PAY PASSMORE JOE SMITH ELSIE MCKELLAR BILLIE LOUISE DAVIS L Halnlaclores Offzcers Preszdent lst Vxce Preszdent Znd Vzce Preszdent Sec Treas Sgt at Arms Reporter Pzamst Yponsor MOORE JACK ROBBINS Sprzng TACK ROBBINS BEATRICE SASITO HORACE CAXIPBELI EBNA BEROIILLD CRAIG CAMPBELL GERALDINE GARLA BILLIE LOLISE DAxIS Colors Black and Red Flower EI Clavel Rojo Jr U Motto Mzmana de zorras mal dIa de caz lop mu IAc I RQLISI CARI I NTI R CIIII DRI CIARLA PA WIORI JONI S IILIER DABBS Smmd mm DARIS CAI I IX BRA'I'IOx ROCPR5 PIIRSOx PATTI RSON 'VICGIRR I mrd mu VAI FN II'SI HABl:RI.IN BI-RG' IFLD MPARS XII WSOXAI CAVIPBII L 'VICAH I AR VICCI INTO K Page 97 OS II ' A Q L II U , J Lin, J ,lf WILLIAM PARKER MMO KING orrest uynn Fa MAYO KING JAMES SWANZY WILLIAM PARKER NICK WOODXXIARD WAYNE GRANT EDGAR WELLER Offzcers Preszdent Vzce President Sec Treas Sgt at Arms Crzlzc Reporter Sponsor GRISSOM Colors Gold and Black Flower Motto Develop the traIts of Manhood Sprzng WILLIAM PARKER BILL TARVER LANDIS M HAI-FEY J W FRIEDMAN SUMNER RAMSEY BOBBI BRIGHT Indlan Blanket Top row GRANT ODONNELL WALKER CARLISLE, NALLE WOODWARD ROCHELLE, RAMSEY G Sftond raw LOOKE TARVER, TAYLOR WELLER PETTIT BAUGHMAN ATKINSON Thrrd row! STARKEY MCGINNIS, MAHAFFEY PETET, FRIEDMAN RAMSEY, BRIGHT Page 9 8 RUTH PHILLIPS MARGARET GRAY Fa RUTH PHILLIPS ALERLENA RAINES MARGARET GRAI HELEN RANISEX FRANCES SHELBY IRXIA KNIPPA ROSA NFII MCPHAIL Sapplnonmn lterary OC1CtY Offzcers Preszdent Vzce Preszdent Secretary Treasurer Crztzc Reporter .Sgt at Arms Sponsor MARTIN Colo Blue and Sllver Flower 'Vlotto Promot hIgher ht rary standards In AUSIIH Sprmg MARGARET GRAY ALEXZENA RAINES ROSE NELL MCPHAIL EDNA RAE GUNN ANNA MARIE SCHULTZ IRMA KNIPPA RUTH PHILLIPS Amerncan Beauty Rose Hlgh School Page 99 lop Inu. A f'll-XHNICI KNIPPA T' SHELBY AIVIS M SHELBY RAINES NICKELL JOHNSON .Semond rou. M FLEMINL. KONE HOLDER BUTLER GUNN HAVIM NOTON , fhlrd row RAMSP1 RAATZ SCHULZ FLOURNOY HORNSBY THORPF MCPHAIL Rfk' QE SUE WRIGHT FRANCES RATHER ypanan Iaterary OC1CtY Fa Offzcers SUE WRIGHT President Vzce Preszdent FRANCES RATHER MARIORIE ANN TABER becretarq lVlARGARET BEVERLY GRLTCHEN LUEDECKE Treasurer Sgt at Arms FRANCES HACKETT Reporter JEAN CRADDOCK Crmc Sponsor HARRIS Colors Black and Whxte Sprmq SUE WRIGHT FRANCES RATHER IVIARJORIE ANN TABER MARGARET BEVERLY ANN ELIZABETH GAGE Lois RAVEY GRETCHEN LUEDECKE Flower Calla L1ly Motto Keep m your heart a shrme to the ldeal and upon this altar let the flre never d1e M llwk Top tow: D. RATHER, THRIFT, BLACK, JUDITH CRADDOCK. ESTILL. BRILL, BOLM, BUTLER, BLAIR, BICKLER PALM, MARKS. Second FOLLI RAVEY, JOHNSON, GAGE, SCHERDING, BARGE, CORNWELL, BROWNLEE, KNEIS, GRAHAM, BAKER, SCHNEIDER. Third row: SWANSON, DAVIS HACKETT BEVERLY, HILDEBRAND, NEWMAN CRADDOCK MURRAY. TABER. BROWN LUEDECKE GRIFFIN. Page l00 WILLIAM NAIaoURs MAURICE HARKINS Grand St lb Fa Offzcers JOE LEE GREGG GORDON TUBES MAURICE HARKINS EDWARD BISHOP WILLIAXI NIABOURS Preszdent VIce Preszdent Secretary Treasurer Sgt at Arms Sprzng MAURICE HARKINS WILLIAM NABOURS RODNEX BEALL GEORGE BRANCH ROBERT SWAINSON Sponsor COVINGTON Co ors Red and Whlft Flower BIuc Bell Motto To gxve bIgger and better operettas W XVII j 4' Q-6 gsm vi lop rou, BURTON SCHROI:II-R 'VICLORNIKLK IXINLBBI-RY KIBBI-LK IRYUIND FDDINIS BISHOP BALDWIN! JOHINSON WII I IANIS IIRI 9 Second mu. OERTII GRANION NIISON NICSPADDEN1 IISIIIR DEBIRRI PAQI B1 ACK LAsIc,N 5wAvSON1 DICKARD PI I Bl I S lhzrd row AUQT NICCORVIACK BAIII-I THIPLEPAPE JOWERS MONK BAIIARD GIIL WOOD BARRETT PATE DECKER MODRALL Pug: 101 as aqvfuiaaw 3 ll ll ' ' 4 Q g I ' 1 ' , W ' A if , , 2 . V I Q 'Q A 1 3 . X ff L f A I ' ' I ffm - 5 ,, ' ' ,a 4- ' IIIRII I IA I ' 1 I'I' a A I J ',' ' VV., I e,. A I I I ' A I ' , F - .I-1 I 3 . 'f I I - I -I 1 I -I I .A A I . '-P' I I ,. V 3 . 1 X ,R A 5' , A , I 'I I ' .1 . I 1 LO I P X' I I I 1, I I fi' ' .'3V'.,.w., M . Q5 Y ,4 Ig. .4 K' . A A A , 'li , ji , L ,I i , ' I ' , IRVING GOODFRIEND BILL TARVER Fa IRVING GOODFRIEND FRANK BRYANT RODNEY BEALL JAMES GRAMON MALCOLM COLBY HYI Olfxcers Preszdent X :ce President bec Treas Sgt at Arms Reporter bponsor GRASTY Sprmg IRNING GOODIRLEN BILL TARVER RODNEY BEALL ROBERT GLASS C B MUELLER Purpose To create malntam and ex Slogan Clean lxvlng clean Speech tend throughout the school and com clean athletlcs clean Scholarshlp con mumty hlgh Standards of Chrxstxan taglous Christian character character Color Red Whxte and Blue QS .5225 Top row: NABOURS, PAGE, ARCHER, JONES, O'DONNELL. ROCHELLE. Second row: GRAMON, R. G. MUELLER, H. MUELLER, SCHNEIDER, C. B. MUELLER. Third row: AYER. GILLIGAN, WELLS, GUSTAFSON, WHITTAKER, MILLER. Page 102 J E MCDONALD Fa J E MCDONALD JOHN MAHONE THOMAS WEBB CHARLES ZWIENER ALEX GATOURA MAURICE HARKINS 'Emilia HYII Officers Preszdent Vzce Preszdent Secretary Freasurer Sgt at Arms Parlzamentarzan Sponsor WELLS CRE-EKVIORF PATH Sprzng CREFKMORF PATH J E MCDONALD MAURICE HARKINS CHARLES ZWIENER CREEKMORE PATH Purpose To create ITl3lflt3lI'l and Slogan Clean llVll'1g clean speech extend throughout the school and com clean athletlcs clean scholarshlp mumty hlgh standards of ChrIstIan contagIOus ChflSIl3n character character Page 103 Pop row HAENLL QUINN DUDERSTAIJT MAURICE DUDERSIADI HARKINS WELLS Second row MCKPNLIE MUELIER WRIGHT SPONBERG ZWIENER WEBB Thzrd mu. GUESNARD WILLIAMS CARRINGTON MAHONE PATTERSON, BISHOP ' I If. i.. II ' ' .,.. fffffffffffffffffTH5MAswEBB Colors: Red, White, and Blue E , GLAD! S WHEELER ern Iuterature Fa Offzcers DOROTHY HARSCH Preszdent GLADYS WHEELER Vxce Presrdenr MARX BLLYMAILR Secretary MARY ANN TODD Treasurer FRANK DRYDEN Vg! at Arms D1 ROL TODD Reporter Sponsor FARLEY Colors Purple and Gold Flower 'Vlotlo Reading maketh a full man MARY BLEYMAIER Sprmg GLADYS WHEELER ROBERT SHLLTON MARY ANN TODD DOROTHY MUELLER AUDRELL COWAN DEROL TODD Sweet pea I op row FL! 'II R DH L HARRI 1 I B1 OMQUIST Second' row SPLCK, MULLI LR IHILI LPAPL SHLI 'ION Page 104 I OIS xmk X ALDI X1 I:RlN GERRISH S Botanlca 0C1CtY Fa Officers IOIS WALDI N freszdenl ERIN GL RRISH Vzce Preszdent JUANITA SLDBURH Secremrq RUTH NEAL freasurer BLRT ROSE-I 1 Reporter JOHN MILLLR Curator BERNICI- WI-SF Asst Curator Sponsor KENYAN1 Sprung ERIN GERRNH RUTH DFMPSEY BURT ROSFLI JUANITA SUDBURY ROSA LEE CHRISTAL BILLY MORRIS BPRMCE WEST Colors Blum and Gold lIou,er Wild Rosy Motto 'Io make the. study of wnld Hownrs our ILCIQZIIIOII Page 105 Twp mu.-1 HOUSTON. MARSHAl.l., S'rAss1Nos. JERNIQAN. Sffond row: NEAL. Dlamvsrar, Mll.l.lER, SASSMAN SHAKESPEARE NO ALEXZFNA RAINES Fa VIRGINIA CARPENTER MARX BETH KEOUGH DORIS POOLE JOHN BRAMLETTE ORENE BARROW 21 CSPCQIC HUCCI' C Officers Ixreszdent Vzce President Secretary .S gt at Arms Reporter C D SPECK Sprmg C D SPECK SOPHIE ZALICHIN VIRGINIA CARPENTER SARAH SOTO JUANITA JONES ALEXZENA RAINES MARGARET LOUISE HILL SARAH SOTO FRANCES PHILLIPS Colors Green and Pmk Sponsor BROOKE Preszdent V Ice Preszdent Secretary Treasurer Flower Motto To foster appreclanon Of Engllsh Llterature Red Rose lop ww SININFR HART JOHNSTON, ZALICHIN, BARROW, POOL Second row HILL CARPENTER, DECKER WINDER, JOHNSTON Page 106 Shk -CII lub ll ' ' BERTIE L. HAH''Q1jf11QQQi1rfeawf'iQf1f1111Q11Q1Q111QMmSUMNER JUDITH ALLEN Fa Girls, Athletic Association Offzcers Pres: dent JUDITH ALLEN DAPHNE JO COPELAND MARGARET I-IAENEL MIRIAM HOLLANDER ELIZABETH JOHNSTON EMILY Jo TRENCKMANN Vice President Secretary Treasurer Reporter Sgt at Arms Sponsor TI-IOMASON Colors Maroon and WhIte Motto 'Vlay our sportsmanshIp never grow less Page 107 Top row JOHNSTON OLSEIN MCLEAW TXSON PELTER BAKER DAPHNE Jo COPELAND Sprzng DAPHNE JO COPELANIJ THELMA BILLS ROBERTA HERWIO ELIZABETH JAMES EMILY JO TRENCKMANN DOROTHY MOLLBERG Flower Poppy Second row HERWIG FIEGEI. HAENIEL TREVCKVIANN BILLS JAMES HOLLANDER : I ' . . , w ww Q ' . . QA I 2 I ' - V I A 1 V r 1 r . 'C . , . , I I , , ' , . VIVIENNE CONNELLX LOUISE WIGINTOW ust1n Hxstory ra Offzcers JANE SCHEIYEL LOUISE WIGINTON VIRGINIA BAKER Presrdent Vzce Presxdent Secretary Reporter Parlzamentarran HELEN MCMULLIN VIVIENNI' COIRNELLI Sponsor NITSCHKE Coors Blue and Gray Sprmg VIVIENNE CONNELLY FRANCES KLIPPLE OREINE WILBORNE HALLX DUNLAP BEVERLY GUINN MIRIAM CATTI:RALL Flower Bluebell Morro Whllc we learn hxstory wc make hxstory Top row BULL, CROUCH ECKERT SLEDGE, BOWLES, BAKER SeC0nd row GREGORY, DONALSON, WILBORN, BROGDON, STANLI Y, DUNLAP, LANEY Page 108 II , ' SHIRLEYBLOMEIAIQffffffirmsufekffffQQQQQQfQff f I I I I DORRIS BALDWIN ANNA LEE PARKER CTC C 1'3I1C31S Fa Officers DORRIS BALDWIN BILLY JARRELL CONSTANCE BROWN MARGARET ANN WEAVER TOM DAVIS ELILABETH SCHMECK Presldent Ice President Secretary Freasurer Sgt at Arms Reporter Sponsor ENGERRAND Colors Whxte and Gold Motto Where theres a w1ll theres a way Spring ANNA LEE PARKER ELIZABETH SCHMECK ANN JOHNSTON JUDITH NORRIS BILLY JARRELL PAY WINDER I lower Lllac Page 109 Top row: MOORE, RANKIN, RAMSEY, RUSSELL, JONES. MATHEWS. Sefond row: SHARBOROUGH. DEVENY, SCHMECK. WINDER, BROWN, WEAVER. MARTIN WUKASCH HIRAM BROWN P 1 atC11C L F a Offxcers S przng MARTIN WUKASCH Preszdenz MARTIN WUKASCH HIRAM BROWN Vzce Preszdenr HIRAM BROWN TOM WELLS Secretary TOM WELLS GEORGE WELLS Treasurer GEORGE WELLS FRED WEBSTER Sgr at Arms FRED WEBSTER SHERMAN ASHMORE Reporter SHERVIKN ASHMORE Sponsor SMOOT Colors Black and Sliver Flower Cactus plant Motto LlCk em and SflCk em Top row: DUDERSTADT. BARR, G. WELLS, PATTERSON, MAURICE DUDERSTADT. Setond row: ASHMORE, THURMAN, WEBSTER, T. WELLS. FEUERBACKER. Page 110 .-- ,N I . 4. Qr A 35,9 :'T'.'1l' ff .A- ' WJ BEvERLEY Laws SUE WRIGHT Pave 111 R A Dragons The Red Dragons Won first place 1n the dlstrlct and reglonal play contests wlth thelr one act play Master Wayfarer Sue Wrlght and Beverley Laws won hrst places for the best boy and gxrl actors and Dlck Schutze and Sumner Ramsey were ln a three way t1e for second place The cast won second place 1n the state meet Beverley Laws was awarded the Samuel French medal He and Sue Wrxght won Hrst and thrrd respectlvely on the All Star Cast Top row STITH SCHUTZE Anmus KONARSKY OFARRELL MCKENZIE Second row MCCRARY RoBERrs NABOURS STECK GREEN RAMSEY - rx H - ' v . I ,ff ,M ' , , , p , , - 1 1 1 1 I . LYNN STORM HITIIJCI' O OI'l1IIlCI'CC Fa Offzcers S przng BILL HOWARD NEVILLE I-IARORAVE Preszdent LYNN STORM LYNN STORM Vice President JOE BEARD BILL HOWARD Sec and Treas JUNIOR OCONNELL MITCHELL STARR Sgr ar Arms JOLLY JOE HARRINS Sponsor STRICKLAND Colors Maroon and Whlte Flower Bachelor Button Motto Sportsmanshxp first then vIctory fm Top row R BANNER MILLER CARPENTER ROUTON MCFADDEN SMITH W GUSTAFSON Second row C GUSTAFSON W BANNER WEIss WOLF LEE LAws Thzrd row HARKINS BEARD KING MAI-IONE STARK GREEN HANNUM Paqc 112 e 'R'n CREEKMORE EATH a1'0Ol'l St ff JEAN Mnmzws 1 all lfdfror m Chzef VI-RNA DEAN CRM EN Sprmq Co Edrtors JI-AN MATHEWS CRFFKMORE FATH Assoczute Edztors KATHRYN OWENS IOSEPII BALDWIN Spozls Izdztor HFLMUTH KONARSKY Asszstant Sports Edztor JIM GATOURA Fxchanqe Ldrtor SAM KEY Ldrlonal Sponsor MARGETTA PATTERSON BUSINESS STAFF Busmess Sponsor L IVI FERTSCI-I Aduertzsmq Managers FRANCES MERRITT HARLAN ASHFORD Assocxare Aduertzsmg Managers VIRGINIA STANBERRY FLORENCE BUTLER Copureaders I-RANK HISII-R ELI ENI ACKLIN MARX FRANCIS BLACK AMI ROSE CATF VIVIENNE CONWII-IIY IDLOISF CORRELL JENNII: MARIE GOODWIN FLORENCE HALTONI VIOLET LARSON MARX MCLAURIIN EDNA MFRLL MCMLIRRAI DORIS MOIN FL ONII-RI BI-SSIE PENNIINGTONI RIITH SVIITH JOHN BRAMLLTTE ELAVIO SANIIOX AI Reporter? SHIRLV1 BLOMI-KI BLTTX Cox ADELIA KELTNER FIOREINCI' KORNEGAY ELSIE MCKELLAR JOSI PIIINI- MCSPADDFN DOROTHY MARTIN VIVIAN NELSON VIRCINIA RAWI INQS MARJORII: VALENTINE LOIS WI ST ROBERTA WESTBROOK WINIFRLD WHITENER CHARLES BARDFN JIM GATOURA ALBERT HOPKINS ROBERT NEW ION HI-INRY RAVISLY 95 KA lop rou AFM IN GOODWIN CIATOLRA PIFNNINQ TOY MCMLRRAY KEY SVIITH BLJTLER Scrond roxy BI ACK CAFE SANDOVAL CONINJELLI KONARSKI CORRELL MFLAURIN Ihlrd FOIL OWI-INS MCDOINALD MONTGOMERY BALDWIN STANBFRRY CRAVEN ASHFORD MFRRITT Paw 113 M ' , .,S, .., a F ' ' -' - ' .......... . i ' ' ' A by ff f -. I OI I I 1 . X . I 424 A Q 291 S I - I V - , 1 5 lp , 8 -Q I A. V ,I 1 I Sim '- If , Sf L. 4195 ',,- ' 'H tg, I I r Q in , A Hn Q ' , gs L I dy I.A AMY ROSE GATE FRANCES HACKETT Edzlor In Chzef Associate Edxtor Features Faculty Semors Jumors Sophomores Organzzatzons Gzrls Athletrcs Boys Athletxcs Omet ta AMY ROsE CATE FRANCES HACKETT ESSIE MAE WENTXVORTH FRANCES MABEL I-IILDEBRAND JEANNETTE MACOW JEAN CRADDOCK JOYCE WICKLINE GERALDINE GARZA JUDITH CRADDOCK JENNIE MARIE GOODWIN SUNSHINE PIERCE DOROTHY MORGAN WILLIAM PARKER Q! Top row: XVENTWORTH. GOODWIN. GARZA. MORGAN, JEAN CRADDOCK. HILDEBRAND. Second row: MACOW, WICKl.lNE, PARKER, CRADDOCK, PIERCE. Page I 14 FLORENCE BUTLER Business Manager Assoczate Manager iduertzszng Czrculatzon Secretaries Art Cartoons Humor Photographs Omet ta CHARLES MCKENZIE FLORENCE BUTLER ARA TREADWELL VIRGINIA STANBERRY J E MCDONALD ELLEN STECK MARGARET MURRAY MARY MCLAURIN SIDNEY PIPER SARAH JEAN SLEDGE FELIX GRESHAM LAT SUTTON CREEKMORE PATH HELEN FAY PASSMORE ELOISE CORRELL LANDIS MAHAEEEY CHARLES MCKENZIE W6 PGWIIS Top row STANBERRY FATH SLEDGE MCDONALD MURRAY PIPER Second row TREADWELL CORRELL MAHAFFEY PASSMORE MCLAURIN ELBERTA WIGINTON JUDITH ALLEN 11' S TCHHIS Fa Officers Sprung JUDITH ALLEN Pl'8Sld8flf JUDITH ALLEN LAURIE SIMMONS Vxce Preszdent EDNA MERLE MCMURRAY ELBERTA WIGINTON Secretary BERTHA ALLEN THELMA YATES Treasurer THELMA YATES EDNA MERLE MCMURRAY Reporrer EDNA MERLE MCMURRAY Doubles Team MARGARET GRAY AND HALLY DUNLAP Smgles LAURIE SIMMONS Sponsor MACARTHUR 'Top row T SMITH MCMURRAY HARRIS BLEYMAIIR PENNINUION CHOTL B AlI1N JOSEPH Second row No1oN TooLE SLEDGE CARPENTER EAS roN IANEX DUNLAP Thlrd row N SMITH RIBBECK FLOURNOY DOWNING SANTO DAVENPORT PERBLES fag, Page 116 BERTHA GARZA Fa BERTHA GARZA KATHRYN WRIGHT BETINA HERRERA J T PATTERSON ESPI RANLA GARCIA ELILABFTH SMITH LEONA BARRETT Colors Red Whxte and Green N E ICO I1'1S Offxcers Preszdent Vzce Preszdent Secretary Treasurer Program Chairman Pzamst Reporter Sponsor JOHNSTON Motto Saber es poder KATHRYN WRIGHT Sprmg KATHRYN WRIGHT TEXANA FAULK FELIX MAJUL LEONA BARRETT CHARLES PELPHREY REGENIA EVERETT ELIZABETH SMITH FLAwIo SANDOVAI. Flower Cactus Page 117 fop row I1 OLSLN C. OLSOIN PAFTERSOV ESTRADA R LOPEZ PELPHREX BARRETT BALLERSTEDT Second row PETERSON, SOTO, EVERETT, MAJUL, J LOPEZ HERRERA SARDOVAI. SIMMS 'f Q A,,, Xp- ulu and Scroll O HENRY CHAPTER Sponsor PATTERSON Our hlgh school IS proud to be represented ln the natlonal honor Journallsuc orgamzatxon of high school students We have won our spurs by hard unremlttmg toll and we are proud to wear them Qtvpgli i r G W Xia aka Top row MCKENZIE GOODWIN MCMURRAX FATH STANBERRH CAT! SATNDOXAL Second Row MATHEWS MAHAFFEY HACKET1 CRADDOCK MCI AURIN BALDWIN TRI ADWLLL fhlrd row BUTLER MhRRITT BAUGHMAN ACKLIN MCDONALD CRAVI.-IN CONNl:LLLY Page 118 , , I - , ' H .,.. fort Q O A I 1 3 3, ., 5 4 - sf v :V ez: M' of-n X 3 d ., d 5' 'H' or 1 f pnnr e t :rl .n t e D , e f t :fmL'.'ei'12-W1 . . 5 L ' Z.: - . A o ' .A 1 an Sf iff or he 'ti 5. . K ,, an - , I Q, :JL M . , Q K 6 r e - f ' ' : ' - r ' - , , . , 4' A r I ' ' I A v 1 f - p 1 V V, :1 ' - ' 1 ' r I r - r - JT be 2 3. 5 F on 5' U5 an 5 Q-A F al l Ofticers RICHARD RUBLE ..,........... Drum Major ................. HORACE HOLLEY ...,........,. Preszdent ...........,,......, BILLY ROCHELLE ,..., ..4...,. V zce President ................ MAURICE HARKINS ,.,.,......., Sgr-ar-Arms ................,, Director : COVINGTON Spring CHARLES MCKENZIE HORACE HOLLY BILLY ROCHELLE MAURICE I-IARKINS The old high-school spirit would soon die out without the stirring music of the Maroon band. Their generosity in playing on any and all occasions is only exceeded by their splendid appearance and spirited performance Page 119 Clarmets first row ROCHELLE WOLF RIKE BARDEN HAIGLER RATLIFF Second FOLU HAENEL HALL SCHWAB GEORGE Saxaphones third row TANKERSLEY SPECKELS fBass clarinet, RABENSBURG HAMILTON Drums WILLIAMS MEYER Sousaphones HARKINS KASISKE BROWN Altos BARD ROBINSOW WAGNER KIRKPATRICK Camels HFS! row ANDERSON HENRY NUGENT HOLLEY Second row STANDII-ER KERSHNER MoNTs fflugelhornj BANDY fEuphomumsj SMITH BAILEY Trombones G GILLIGAN I. GILLIGAN! MUELLER Piccolo and flute: JOI-llNISON. I U i 2 i : ui i , l , , I . S Ocla litas Latina Fall Officers VIRGINIA MACUNE. , ......, . . President ..........,...... S. C. RAY ..................., Vice President ....,.,...... DOROTHY WEST ,.,....,. ..... S ecretary ...,.........,.... ELLEN ACKLIN ..,............. Reporter ......,........... ROBERT EIS .,................ Sgt-at-Arms ............... LOUIS SIMONS ..........,...... Crztzc ..I...,............. Sponsor H HIL' Colors Purple and WhIte Motto Esse quam vIderI Spring DORIS WALKER DOROTHY WEST JOSEPHINE WILSON WINIPRED WHITENER S. C. RAY VIRGINIA MACUNE Flower VIOIBII Top row ABADIE RAY EIS HENDRY E HILL FEIGAR GRISCOM Third row GINGLES NEWGENT EKSTROM MEWIS MACUNE MCCORMICK WHITENER DIXOW fourtth row KINGSBERY WALKER BALDWIN GRAGG ACKLIN POPE ANDERSON KEETON Page 120 .I - - ,I Second row: STANDIIFER, NITE: GOBLE, IWEST, WILSON.. MOORE, H. HILL. 'Z Q I I I I , - - - - 1 - WQ erman ln D Fa Officers IMMANUEL SCHEFFEL Preszdent AUGUST HAENEL Vzce President HELEN WILD Secretary LA RUE LANG Treasurer CONRAD WIEDEMAR Sgt at Arms EMILY Jo T RENCKMANN Reporter Sponsor TRENCKMANN Spring IMMANUEL SCHEFFEL AUGUST HAENEL JOHN BIESELE THOMAS HOLDERS MIRIAM HOLLANDER Page Top row Second row Fhzrd row Fourrh row Fzfzh row 121 ROGERS TISCHLER BECKHEYER I SCHEFFEL MILLER NU.-.TZGER A HAENEL DABNEY K PANNELL HOLLANDER WATKINS E TRENYCKMANN KEING GREGORH J PANNELL, MUELLER FEUERBACHER AYRES SHOOT WIDEN WILD GOFTH FLEISCHER MANZ J SCHEFFFL HERBER BLEYMAIER FLESHER ALFF STASSWENDER HILSBERG SCHEVCK GAINES HOLMAN,E J TRENCK MANN M HAENEL WOLTERS, WILDE LANG BIESELE f ' O5 'Azz' G U . . . Il ' ' ' ,,.Qff2QlfIfQf ..... 1if1iff1ifAGNEsWILDE Fall Otion Picture Officers REGINA LOVE. , ,,............. President . . . . . ROBERT SWANSON ............. Vice Presidenr . HOWARD SEDWICK .,.,.,,....,. Secretary .,,., SAM SHAW ................... Reporter ...... ALBERT SHAW ...,.......,.... Operator ...... Colors Gold and Black Sponsor: H, WELLS he Axm To sponsor mterest 1n Motxon Plcture Work Spring WALTER GRIFFITH JAMES BOOTH FLORINE BORING REGINA LOVE CHESTER SPAW Flower Larkspur Y' Top row KONARSKX WEBB PURVIS DOUGLAS FOSTER TAYLOR HEATH CRIDER Sefond row CANTERBURX GWHNN SCHWARTZER LANEY LEWIS SHOWALTER FORSXTH TAPP Third row SPEARS DAVIS A LOVE FLETCHER BLUM GTLLESPIE SPAW ROGERS MOSELY fourth row WELLS EITZ BOOTH R LOVE BORING GRIFFITH 1: - v . . , , , . . , . . . I - V , v , , . . . 1 1 . . . . . Page 122 Fall FRANCES HARRIS. . VIRGINIA WILT . I ALTA MAE SARTIN.f ....,.... . RUTH RIEINECKE. . IONE SCHLUEDER . URLENE BINOHAM Colors Blue and Whlte Girl Reserves Officers Preszdent .,...,...... . . , , . . Vzce Preszdent ..,.. . .,...... . Secrelary I.., ..., Treasurer .,...,.,.....e,.... Reporterm... . Sgt-at-Arms , ...,. , . . . . . Sponsor: EPPRIGHT Spring MARTHA CHUDEJ RUTH REINICKE ALTA MAE SARTIN OPAL MORRIS OLGA STASINITZ LAVERNE WILLIAMS Flower Phlox Page 123 lop row LPPRILHI JIRxIC,AN Ml-IKS HALL REINICKL MORRIS HOLKI HFATON Second row STEWARD PLACOCK VIATTHLWS LONDQUIST SPILIXIAN SFAVINIITZ DUESTERHOEFT fhzrd mu, BROWN WIILIAMS CHODEJ PHILLIPS SARTIY WILT Aim: TO fmd and give the best Fall BRUCE W1T1'ER .....,.. HARRY HILLS .,,,A..., CLEOME ROLLINS ...... GLENN WILLIAMS ..,.. MARIGOLD ROLLINS.. , MARGARET LOUISE HILL CLIFTON PISARCE ...,. Colors Pmk and Green Nat Aim f IS ure Science NO. 1 Officers President . . Vice President Secretary , . . Treasurer , I . Reporter ,.....,.. ...,.. .... Museum Curator .,..,.. ...... Scout ,,......,. Sponsor: HICKS To apprecIate the beauty of nature Spring MARGARET LOUISE HILL VERNON STRICRLANO CLEOME ROLLINS EDITH PENNINOTON FRANCES PHILLIPS MARIGOLD ROLLINS MERLE BELL Flower Prlmrose lop FOLL KIIINNED3 BECKETI IARSON PIETSCH Second foul HICKS OWEN BELI WIS I' PI ARCE 7 hlrd row TURPIN KYI l I IOI 'IS PI ACID KONI TUI TON CAMPBI I I f Ourlh FOLU ROLLINS C ROLLINS PHILLIPS STRICKLAIND HILL WRIGIII PIINNINGTOIN Paye 124 ' I . ' f- . . v V - , I. I , - I, . . . . ., 1 . 1 '. - ' . . f I - : I 'T . v ': 3 . v A - . v ' I - . I I I , Fa LORETTA BALLARD VIRGINIA BUNCE FRANCIS SHAW CECIL WILLIAMS PEARCE JOHNSON LOLA SAUNDFRS Colors Blue and Whxte .Qfssfr If ature c1ence In N 2 Offrcers Preszdent Vxce Preszdent Secretary Treasurer Sgt at Arms Reporter Sponsor SHARP Arm To enjoy nature and see the beauty therem Sprzng PEARCE JOHNSON ROY MORRIS LORETTA BALLARD VIARTHA ANN OTT ORAN MILLS LOLA SALNDERS Flower Wlld Vxolet MWMWQZI 515393 f-ws, Page 125 lop row WILLIAMSON! RICH OTT THOMPSON DOUGLAS WILLIAMS PIPER Second row JOSEPH SAMON LILLIAN BALLARD ECKERT MORROW JOINE FINCHER SHARP 'lhrrd row SAUNDERS MORRIS LORETTA BALLARD IOHNSON OTT Recl Jackets Fall Officers Spring FRANCES RATHER ......,.... . .President , ................... FRANCES RATHER ARA TREADWELL ............ , .Vice President ........,.,..... ARA TREADWELL GRETCHEN LUEDECKE ...,...... Secretary ........,............ GRETCHEN LUEDECKE FRANCES HACKETT ......,....., Treasurer .......i........,... FRANCES HACKETT HELEN SHARP .........,..i.,.. Reporter ..................... HELEN SHARP Sponsor: LEWALLEN Colors: Maroon and White Flower: Red Chrysanthemum 3 ell LO0U'01'S MARJORIE ANN TABER MARGARET BEVERLY SUNSHINE PIERCE Mono Sportsmanshlp scholarship and SEIVICC 70p row JOHNSTON KEITH EDDINS BRUSH MEXERS PASSMORE Second row CALDWELL BLOMQUIST VALLANCI: VAUGHNX BERGTIELD MOORE B MAXES BAKER MATTHEWS J JOHNSON SCHULLE SCHMECK M T DEMPSEX BURNETTE REISSIG MORGAN Fourth row HARRIS BUNCE NELSON MCSPADDEN JOSEPH HILDEBRAND MARKS ROLLIINS M ROLLINS C BILLS BLAIR WOODWARD STASS WENDER 1-Iflh r0uJ TABER PILRCE LUEDECKE RATHER LEW ALLEN TREADWELL HACKETT SHARP BEVERLY Pf15'eI26 I - . V 4 p I 4 v r Q V I A L , A Y . - l . Y' . I , . . , . . , , Third row: SOTO, GILLESPIE, WICKLINE. RAMSEY, CRAWFORD, STAYTON, E. MCANGUS, MOORE, W. M. CLOUD. Q I . . : . , , 1 . Red Jacltets The Red Jackets strive to uphold the ideals of Austin High, to encourage a better scholastic average, and to promote better school spirit. They are the pep at the rallies and football games. This organization was begun in the fall of 1926 by Mrs. Marian Penn Fowler and Mr. T. A. Gullet. and has continued to this day as a strong force for the good of the school and community 'lop row NICKELL CATE SLEDGE E JOHNSON CRAVEN DAVIS GRAI HOLLANDLR WIGINGTON WILDE Second row DONALSON FERRIS ORAND MUNSON .lOHN.uON PIERSON GIRARD MOSELI MOLLBERG HOLMBEGR ESTILL E MERRITT RANSOM HILL Fourth rowS STANBERRY Fox J ALLEN DILL GLENN RANKIN CORNWELL RAMSEY AKIN ADAMS KOHN GARCIA SCI-IULTZ Page 127 Third rowz' F. lVlERRI'I:T, MACLINE, GO6DWlN. COl7.RELL. G6LDEN, RAVEY, BLIAAS, BLCSMEKE, WES1f, IVIURRAY. Student Counci FALL TERM SUMNER RAMSEY .. .......,.....,...,.,. President WILLIAM PARKER .....A.................. Vice President HELEN SHARP ...,....................... Secretary LOIS RAVEY ,,,..,......,.........,.,.,., Treasurer JOHN MCCRARY .......... ,.....,,...... S gl-at-Arms NANCY Jo CASEY ,,........A............ Clerk Executive BOC1fdZ EDITH KNIES, AMY ROSE CATE, MARJORIE ANN TABER The Student Council in 1932-1933 has continued its policy of giving willing service-flnam cially and morally-whenever need has arisen in the School. To serve has been a real pleasure, and to work with faculty and students in carrying out the various projects has been a privilege which the Council members appreciate indeed lk Top row HERGOTZ EGAN J D PLLPHREY MCINTYRE BUTLER LAW FAT!-I CULLY MCKERLIE PETET KINGDON STANBERRY BIESELE C PELPHREH Second row MUELLER DILL GARNER CORRELL NI HARKINS DAVIS SCHULTZE BERGFIELD GARCIA BYRNE JOHNSON PAYTON Third row CAMPBYLL SCHMIDT HARKINS HOFER KEY IVIIIRRITT MURRAY GRACE TODD SCHVIECK SHELTON Fourth row BARGE WOODWARD CORNWELL SWANZY ABADIE GRANT MOORHEAD CATE Flflh row CASEY RAVEY KNIES SHARP RAMSEY MISS CASEY PARKER TABER MCCRARY Page 128 . - , 1' - I v - - I . , 1 , , f v - 1 I 1 v i v ' v 1 n r I 1 - I 1 I 1 . 1 , - . , , r . , 1 1 , . Student Council SPRING TERM WILLIAM PARKER ........ , .....,,....... President HELEN SHARP .,.. ......,....,,......,.. V ice President AMY ROSE CATE ,..........,,.,.....,... . .Secretary MARJORIE ANN TABER .........,.......... Treasurer J. E. MCDONALD ,.,.,...,..,,....,.,,.... Sgt-at-Arms KITTY CORNWELL .......... ,,.....I.II... C Ierk EXQCUIIIU6? Board: MAURICE HARKINS, EDITH KNEIS, MARGARET MURRAY The Student Council-the service organization unwept, unhonored, and unsung except by the faithful members who bear the burden of its program and labor the battleground for political and oratorxcal aspirants the butt of school Jests and sarcasm the despair and envy of other societies the financial refuge for harassed souls the source of trouble and joy for the faculty adviser Heres to the Council' Top row PETIT BRANCH BLACK KONARSKY BUTLER MCKENZIE GULLI FATH BATTLE VAUGHAN SHO WALTER JOHNSON WELLER RAMSEY BROYLES Third row STECK SIMONS AKIN MANTZ A JOHNSON SCHENK VALLANCE WOODS SHELTON SCHULTZ HILL STALINAKER Fourth row COTTON LA GRONE GOODFRIEND DUGGIN MORGAN BRILL FORD STASSWENDER CRAVENS GUSTAFSON flf!h row CORNWELL TABER LAW PARKER CASEY MCDONALD SHARP MURRAY Page 129 Seeond row: WINKLER, RAVEY, KNIESI PELPHREY, BIESELE. LOOKE, HOFER, MOORHEAD, FAULK, CATER. 5..- . mlmf e, Irs 3 Golden R A READERS' CLUB Sponsor: HARRISON .The Reader's Club is unique in high school, for it has no organization, no officers, and no meetings. It IS an activity of the library, which presents the gold R to students who have completed satisfac- torily the prescribed course of reading. , Second row SOTO ALLEN THIELEPAPE HoFhR JONES Page130 Top row: MACUNE, ASHMORE, SASSMAN, Ross. Ortleftof Golden A This coveted award goes to those who have represented Austin High School in any non-athletic interscholastic contest, be it declamation, debate, extemporaneous speech, art, typing or essay writing. In victory or defeat they are always loyally iighting for their school. Page 131 Top row WOODWARD FATH GooDFRxEND MOORHEAD Second row OWENS HARRELL Mzxcow FERRIS MCCORMACK PELTER Thtrd row M ROLLINS BALLERSTEDT BRILL PITTENGER BELLMONT BAILEY SNowDEN I , 1 v ' Z , . , 1 f - I . , , 1 ' ' ' ' Legend o the Blue onnet The chlef of an ancrent Comanche lndlan tr1be had a lrttle daughter When the chlld was about elght years old a terrlble plague struck the land Great storms and floods came The whole tr1be was hungry cold and srck The med1c1ne men and chrefs of the tr1be spent days and weeks rn prayer but the gods seemed not to hear therr pleas Frnally however they relented and made known to the ch1ef that they would heal the s1ck send away the floods and supply them w1th food on condrtron that the most precrous possessron of the tr1be should be offered as a burnt sacr1f1ce The Ch1QfS were mystrfied as to what the offermg should be The small daughter of the chxef was s1tt1ng just outslde the crrcle She had 1n her arms a doll made of fawn skln w1th bralds of long black horsehalr Upon the doll s head was a gay colored headdress decorated wxth the most beautrful brrd feathers to be found 1n all the land s1on She kept lf w1th her constantly That nlght when the chrld went to bed she could HOF go to sleep The words the most valuable possessron you hawe went through her m1nd contrnually Another of the terrlble storms shook the earth Prnally she crawled out of her warm llttle bed of deersklns and bravely went out 1nto the nrght Clutchlng her doll ln her arms she made her way to a sheltered spot on the mountalnsrde She gathered some strcks and set ire to them Then wrth many fond krsses she cast her doll mto the flames Sadly she watched her valued playthrng turned 1nto ashes When lt was burned the sky suddenly cleared and a warm wxnd blew thru the land She prcked up the ashes of her doll and let them slft thru her hand and the w1nd scattered them to the four corners of the earth The next mornrng the tr1be was greatly surprlsed to wake up and find a warm sprxng mornrng Where the ashes had fallen from the ch1ld s hands a blue flower the color of the sky had sprung up Peace and happ1ness rergned once agarn 1n the tr1be FRANCPS ABERNATHY The f ls those of the bird that calls, Jay! Jay! Her doll was her most valued posses- P 132 Bluebonnets our Texas favontes acres of them sweeter than the hds of rocky hnllsldes whlpped to a whlte froth by the wmds of sprmg these we oifer to our sweet hearts avorites , Juno's eyes: rioting over , RTH 'exif' 7 Q 0 'fo' HAR R IET STECK 3 F1VOtltC - 'fl' FRANCES GOLDEN 9 F NU 7 'U v g.. Q.: efi 0 'go' .MH IRMA KNIPPA 10 Fave r v 'Uv '..3O 6 I 1 OO wwf NANCY JO CASEY 10 B F r C Og. .. u Y Q!! ,O HELEN SHARP 11 A Fzlvorxfc 'Y 5 xg' 3 , V V U 9203 3 HELEN SPOONER 11 B Favorite 'giafgvi' ,!o2Q?' 'pQ9! 33' ' 74 SUE WRIGHT ost R ePI'CSCHt21tlVC MITCHELL STARK 9: Most Representative Boy In 1 n ll t A ltgtnd Back 1nd forth fl1ts tht shuttlt back and fotth 1n tht loom Back and forth HILS tht shuttle to the waxe of an lnd1z1n s plumt Back ind forth IH tht sunhght b1ck ind forth If pl11 Back and forth tn tht Sllllllglil da1t5 thc lndtan ch1ld1ll d1y l he mothtx n1.:1lteQ Z1 bl nktt brtght w1th ytllow and rtd She deftly weaxte 21 blanket for htr lnd1an bmx ts t1rtd htad He has led h1s mtn to hunt for food they softly nttd lor her lnd1an brave IS ch1tf 11 ho must all hlS peoplt lt1d bu tn sunQ haxt set mnct the semchtng p1rt1 ltft The blanktt IS nt1rly dont by Hngtts Slvlfl 1nd dtft lV21llllCI from the camp wandtrs tht lndnn ch1ld lnarthtr and farthtr sht gots chasmg '1IllIUllS xuld She la1d he1 doun to slttp ind to the G1tatSp111t pmytd That she 11 ould next an akt IH htr fathtt s blunktt 511111 td V17htn the braxes retu1ntd that ntght 1nd found tht mmdtn gont Ihty pursued ht1 sxufty tht L1ghtl1t11ttd Runntntz l 511111 Wl1t11 sht 111 oltt 1n tht 1no1n1ng to htr 5l,1I'pIl':1L sht found Rtd and ytlloxx flow er1 cox tr1ng tht gxound I-ltr father camt upon htr and sht told htm hovt th1t Illgllf Tht flo11t1s camt l1ke Z1 blanktt to tox er htr fIOIU s1ght Back ind forth 111 the sunhght buck 1nd forth it pl1y Back ind forth ll'l tht sunhght go tht lndtan guls 1ll day Back and forth fl1t1 tht shuttlt b1tk ind forth 1n tht loom Back and forth fl1ts tht shuttle to tht waxt of tht lndlan plumt MAN 11111 I OLISI H111 1 ' lt T116 All Bl. 1 C 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 - L , . , - 1 1 1 1 . , . ,. a 1 . 1 1. 4 L 1 - 11 - 1 1 1 , t t . 1- '1 1 11 -1 - 1 cl . 1 . , . 11 1 - 11 1 1 . 1 r . 1 V 1 1 11 - 4 - 1 1 1 1 , t . 1 . . 111 11 1 1 - 1 1' - . 4 1 1 11 1' 1 1 1-1 ' 1 L 4 . , . . . 1, , . 1 4 . 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H Atlllencs , 'h, ir, , fai d. .., O Page 143 STRICKLAND KEEL CASEY YEA Austm FIGHT FIGHT FIGHT UStlI1 H Sh Coac es Bennie Strickland came to Austin High in l93O from Alamo Heights in San Antonio Vlr Strickland started his athletic career at Vwaco High School under Paul Tyson After graduating at Waco High he went to Baylor University where he was a four letter man cessful One advanced to the state semi Hnals and another to the state quarter finals His basketball teams hate participated in the state tournament twice Last year the basketball team was defeated in the bi district by Temple who later Won the state championship Mr Strickland has built up a wonderful record smce his arrix al at Austin High and we beliexe he vs ill continue to do so John Keel took up the job of coaching the track team in 1931 He has developed several outstanding men in the time he has been here Mr Keel also assists Mr Strickland in foot ball Mr Keel has lned in Austin all of his life After Hnishing the Austin High School he graduated from the University of Texas and joined the Austin High coaching staff soon afterward New man Casey is starting his iirst year as head coach in baseball He has however assisted Vlr Strickland in basketball for the past two years Mr Casey attended the University of Texas and is in charge of physical training a Allan High X - -2 f' Q ' , I W Q-. 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BUCK FRIFDMAN JOE BEARD NEVILLE HARGRAXE LHNN STORM THOMAS JEFFERSON GAME JOE BEARD CARRYING THE BALL FOOTBALL SEASON OF 1952 Austm 0 Taylor O The Maroons began the season wxth an experlenced backfleld but an mexperxenced l1ne Despxte thxs fact they were slated to defeat the Taylor Ducks However the Ducks proved stronger than expected and the Maroons d1d well to get a t1e Austm 2 Trvy fKerrv1llej 6 The Maroons were certamly due to wm thus game but they just dxd not have the OHGIISIVQ punch untll too late The game was slow untrl the fourth quarter when the Txvy Antlers started a terrxfnc rally whxch the Maroons could not check and the Antlers scored Shortly after thrs the Maroons uncorked a rally themselves but xt was stopped short after a pass from Frledman to Walker had put the ball on the one yard lme Th1s however was on the fourth down and the Maroons lost the ball The Antler backfield recerver then let the ball roll 1nto the end zone for a safety and the game ended shortly afterwards Paw 144 an sxr ,. wt nr aw-mm . r f 1 - Y , . f 1 I , . V Y - , . , . 1 . CLIFFORD Cl-IILDRESS ED BISHOP CARROL GUSTAFSON BOB GLASS TAYLOR GAME: A Pass- KLEINERT TO HOWARD Austin O Waco 32 This contest was a sad affair for the Maroons, who never got any closer to scoring than the 30 yard line, while the Tigers gained at will. The Maroons were helpless until fourth quarter, when they began to take chances, and they made one long gain of 20 yards on. a pass from Kleinert to Glass. The game, however. ended on the play following this gain. Austin 31, Alamo Heights O As the Maroons had not won a single contest, the Alamo Heights boys were cocky and expected an easy contest. The Maroons, however, showed an offense that was astonishing. They scored their first touchdown on a triple pass. Hargrave to Kleinert to Friedman after Hargrave had made a long gain. The second touchdown was spectacular. Ed Walker inter- cepted a pass on his own 8 yard line and raced 92 yards for a touch down. Then, after Storm had made a 40 yard run, Kleinert scored on an end-around play. Shortly after this. Kleinert caught a pass from Storm and scored again. Hargrave scored the Hnal touchdown on an end run. Page 145' X an y he , A Af- rain WILBURN TAYLOR CHARLES RUSSELL CHARLES KLEINERT JUNIOR O CONNELL THOMAS JEFFERSON GAME BUCK FRIEDMAN ABOUT TO TACKLE SMITH OF JEFFERSON Austm O Brackenrxdge 19 The Maroons shovs ed some lmprovement over the last game For the first half they held the Eagles ln check but ln the thxrd quarter the Eagles began to shatter the weak Maroon lxne and scored two touchdowns They added another 1n the last quarter Austm 12 I-larlandale 6 The Maroons scored early m the contest when Friedman recovered a fumble on the Indians thxrty Hve yard hne and Klemert galned 27 yards on an end around play and Frled man pushed It over on a plunge through center The Ind1ans scored 1n the thrrd perxod after an mtercepted pass had been carrred to the Austln one yard l1ne and then plunged over In the fourth quarter Austm secured the ball on the Ind1ans 35 yard llne A pass from Har grave to Beard put xt on the ten yard l1ne A spm play off tackle by Swanzy took lt to the two yard hne and then Hargrave lugged the leather over for a touchdown Page 146 ...-.. ...V , ,., ,M r W A V v . , . . . . , . . , . v . P ge 147 HAROLD MILIFR BILL DLEG JACK BULL JIVINIIE SXNANZY THONIAS JLFFERSON GAME KLLINERT GOES FOR A GAIN: Austln 7 Thomas Jefterson 6 The Maroons certalnly gave the dope bucket a kxck when they defeated the Mustangs on Armlstlce Day They seemed at last to hut thelr strlde The Mustangs scored early ln the game after a 47 yard drrve Then the Austm team began to rrddle the Mustang lme They placed the ball on the four yard l1ne after a ga1n of 35 yards had been made on a pass from ball cleanly through the goal po ts for what proved the vkmnmg pomt The heroes of thls game were the whole Maroon lme but the two ends Mutt Klexnert and Bxll Howard showed up partrcularly well whxle Buck Fr edman loomed large 1n the wm too Austin 25 Taylor 2 In a post season game the Maroons got thelr revenge on the Taylor Ducks The Maroons clucked from the start and the Ducks were unable to stop the aermal attack Buck Frledman Nevrlle Hargrave and .llmmy Swanzy were the stars of the contest Swanzfy showed plenty of stuff as he made several long gallops and turned ln a good game all around After a slow and uncertam begmmng the Maroons at last waked up and ended the sea son full of thexr old tlme fightmg spmt Joe Beard to Bill Howard. Then Buck Friedman put it over. and 'Lynn Storm booted the ALTON WEISS TOM LEAR HARRY SAPPINXGTON MARTIN WUKASCH THOMAS JEFFERSON GAME THE BAND STEPS OUT Austm 48 Del R10 0 The Maroons had an easy tnme wlth the Del R10 Wxldcats Buck Frledman scored four touchdowns Ed Walker counted for two whlle Hargrave and Storm each scored one The Wnldcats were badly outplayed ln every phase of the game and never had a chance Austm 12 Mam Tech 2 The Maroons won thelr fmal game of the season m a sea of mud and water The Buffaloes scored 1n the last mmutes of the thxrd quarter when Fnedman fumbled beh1nd h1s own goal l1ne but fell on the ball glvmg the Main Tech boys a two pomt lead Then as the fourth perlod started the Nlaroons seemed to get used to the mud and started a rally whlch ended m a touchdown by Klelnert on an end around play Before the Buffaloes could get over thls sudden attack, the Maroons scored agam when Bull Howard blocked a k1ck behind the Mam Tech goal and then fell on the ball Page 148 l v v ' 1 - v , 1 P ge 149 ADOLFO GONIZALES MURRAY SMITI-I BILL STERLINIG ED WALKER AUSUII S Sc O0 Name 'l' 9'Russell Charles Storm Lynn f Walker Ed 'Wukasch MartIn : SmIth Murray 'KO Connell J '1'Hargrave Nevllle Glass Bob wanzy JImmIe 1' IllIford Hub 'f'kKleInert Charles UfLear Tom : 'Tay1or WIlburn 'k:kW61SS Alton 'C1onzales Adolfo T Letter men THOMAS JEFFERSON GAME THE RED JACKETS STRUT THEIR STUFF Footlball Squad 1952 PosIt1on Center Back Quarter End Center Back Back Quarter End End Tackle Tackle Cuuard Back f Reserse letter men WeIght 4 4 170 Hi L 11 1 , 1 8 , 151 , 155 , ' 160 ' , 160 ' , r. Guard 137 , ' 151 , 15 TS , ' ' 120 W' ' , 160 ' , 155 , 160 , ' 170 5 ' , 152 I '11-IOMAS JPFFL RSON GAML KLLINLRT ON AN END AROUND PLM Aust111 H S11 S 11 1 Fc-otlJa11 Sql acl 1952 Name 1 Deeg B111 'lGreen Johnme M'Ster1mg B111 3lB1shop Ed MFnedman J W lSapp1ngton Har y 'WBeard Joe WHoward B111 1 'Chrldress C11EOI'd TM1112f Harold ifGustafson Carrol Baughman Thomas Ellxot Hmam 'k'1.etter men The managers were Ro Posmon Wexght Tackle End Guard Tackle Back Guard Back End Tackle Back Tackle End Center Reserve letter men bert Svsanson and Ray Grasty I P11 O 1 C 00 l 'X , ' 170 , ' 171 ' ' , ' 170 :kBu1l, Jack Tackle ' ' , . . 181 ' , r 150 , 151 I , ' 134 ' , ' 171 ' , 135 . 175 . 150 ' , ' ' 122 . if . X acl5 Page 151 WW PARKER CALDXK ELL BEARD KLEINERT MILI LR A S-TIFF PRACTICE: CVICW of the 1955 Ba lietball Season Lack of materlal and lettermen marked the start of the Austm I-hgh School basketball season of 1933 Wlth only two lettermen back George Qunnn and Joe Beard Coach Benme Strxckland had to depend mostly upon reserves and new materxal The Maroons defeated Temple 29 to 27 rn Austrn January 7 nn their mrtlal game of the season They then experlenced an early season slump as they lost successn ely to Sldney La mer Waco Brackenrldge and the Unxverslty Freshmen The fightrng Maroons then came back to defeat Welmar and the Texas Sllents The next three games were lost to Tny Hxgh of Kerr vrlle Brackenndge and Athens After defeatxng Waco the Maroons agam lost to Kerrvrlle ln a close game ln defeatmg the Unxversxty of Texas Freshmen 25 to 24 the Maroons dlsplayed thexr best form of the season They then won the drstrlct champlonshlp from Florence ln a thrxllmg fast movlng contest The Maroons lost two out of three games 1n the bn dlstrlct champxonshlp serles agamst Temple , '-rv 1,1 QM N 4. ,, f ,. f. 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V . 1 v v . v wt sea 11:1 O CONN LL QLIYNN Vtlll 1 II 4 RD FRI! mmx TRONRLD A FRLT SHOT IOR BLCK The Maroons vxon thelr Hrst game of the season by deftatmg the Temple wxldcats 29 to 27 January 7 Buck lrledman vsxth four polnts and Joe Beard and Herbert Wllllford xsxth three each vlere the high DOIHI men for the M1roons After losmg four stralght the 'Vlaroons outclasstd Vklenmar by defeating them 32 to 8 Harold lVl1ller vt as hlgh pomt man for Austm vnth exght pomts Conunumg theur wmmng streak the Maroons trounced the Texas Sxlents 31 to ll The Maroons made only one pomt ln the Hrst quarter but ran up a top heaxy score ln the remam mg quarters Joe Beard of AUSIIH and Shoneneld of the Sllents tred for hlgh pomt honors for the game 'I he nl ny Hugh Antlers of Kerrullt tramoled the Maroons with a 34 to 15 uctory at Kerrulle Agam Brackenrldge won oxer AUSIIH by the close score of 30 to 25 The Eagles led 18 to 15 at the half Buck Frledman Maroon center took the hugh pomt honors of the game u 1th exght pomts The Maroons played another good game agamst the Athens Hornets although they lost by the score of 38 to 27 NI he Maroons vson from Waco 21 to 17 ln a game that was one of the hugh spots of the season Paqc 152 .y - . 5 vi, ,K , - r ? 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BUCK AND HUB JUMP CENTER A last mmute Maroon rally farled as the Trvy I-hgh Antlers won the1r second game agamst Austm 32 to 30 February 15 Austm led 19 to 14 at the half but Txvy rallxed 1n the thxrd quarter and led the rest of the game Stevenson wrth elght polnts and Alton Nrchols wxth s1x starred for Austm on the offense Joe Beard and Murray Smrth starred on the defense The best form of the season was shown by the Maroons when they took a 25 to 23 vrctory from the Umverslty Freshmen Murray Smlth scored exght pomts and Joc Beard played an excellent defenslve game Austm emerged from the drstrxct 19 competrtlon wlth the scalps of Bastrop and Lrttle field and defeated Florence ln a close game 22 to 21 to wm the champ1onsh1p The Maroons met the Temple Wildcats for the bx drstrlct trtle ln a three game serles Wm nrng one and losmg two The first game was played at Temple and Austm lost The fightmg Maroons defeated thexr opponents 24 to 21 in a second game at Austm A field goal by Lynn Storm and a free throw by Wxlllam Parker ln the last mmute of the play broke the t1e for vnctory Temple won the thlrd game of the serles at Temple 21 to 15 v V - 1 , v Y . . , . . , . Austm Austm Austm Austm Austm Austln Austm Austm Austm RED CASEY BAUGHMAN J RAMSFX FRFNCI-Ill' STORM GUARDS WILLIE Temple 27 Sxdney Lanxer 27 Waco 24 Austm Kerrvllle 34 Austm Brackenrldge 30 Austm Athens 3 8 Results ofthe 1955 Basliethall Season Umversrty Fresh Wexmar 8 Texas Sxlents ll DISIIICI Meet Bastrop 23 Lrttlefneld 15 Florence 21 ALBERT HOPKINS en 5l Kerrvxlle 32 UHIVEISIIY Freshmen 23 Austm Austm B1 Dxstrrct Meet Temple 18 Temple 21 15 Temple21 Austm Austm Austm Reporters EDGAR HENDRY Faq l54 ' 29 ' 15 ' ' 19 ' ' ' 25 ' ' 21 ' 27 Austin 15 Brackenridge 31 Austin 21 Waco 17 . 21 . , . 30 . . 32 . . 25 . . . 31 , ' 48 ' 13 ' 51 ' ' 24 . 22 . it Paqe1J5 STARK STORM FRIIZDWN MILLER V1UELLER BEARD LLEARS THE BAR T1'3C SCZSOII Coach John Keel has one of the strongest track and held teams that Austm Hxgh has had ln sexeral years 'lhe Maroons haxe won the ITIBJOYIIY of therr dual meets and have shown vsell ln the bxg meets such as the Fat Stock Show at Ft Worth and The Battle of Flowers 1n San Antonxo Among the outstanding performers are Mltchell Stark B111 How ard Buck Fnedman Joe Beard 1Naron Lee George umn Ernest Martmak and Lynn Storm In the meet vuth Thomas Edlson Hlgh School of San Antonxo held ln Austm the Ma roons rolled up 57 poxnts to 52 for the YISIIOIS The Maroons won sxx Hrst places along rn wmnrng the meet Mxtchell Stark won the tape Joe Beard won the pole vault Buck Frledman put the shot farther than was the performance of McGarraugh of 20 yard hrgh hurdles the 100 yard dash the last lap on the wmnmg relay team along wrth wxth several seconds vnhrch played a great part the 880 yard run B111 How ard led the mrlers to George umn won the broad Jump vxlth ease the others Howexer the feature of the meet Thomas Edxson who won first place ln the 1 hlgh jump the 220 yard dash and he ran the second ln the broad jump Howes er lV1cGarraugh was not enough for the San Antonno boys to beat the well balanced Austm team BEARD QUINN Hou ARD CAMPBELL MARTINAK WARMING UP Track 1955 The next meet 1n WhlCh the Maroons co11peted was the Fat Stock Show 1n Ft V orth The Maroons made qu1te a good show1ng and they probably would have made a better f Coach Keel had been able to take more men M1tche11 Stark got a second 1n the 880 run George Qu1nn won second IH the broad Jump the relay team of B111 Howard Martmak W1l l1ams and Stark won fourth place 5Ih1s 15 qu1te a good performance cons1der1ng the lack of men and the strong compet1t1on from the other h1gh schools all over the state The Maroons lost out 1n a trlangular meet Wlfh Thomas Jefferson and Texas M1l1tary Inst1tute held 1n San Antomo The Maroons scored 462 po1nts Thomas Jefferson won the meet w1th 522 po1nts wh1le T M I was a very close second Wlth 52 po1nts DCSPIIC the loss the Maroons won four first places M1tche11 Stark won the 880 run Buck Fr1edman won the shot put Joe Beard won the pole vault B111 Howard won the m11e run Lack of second places was the reason the Maroons d1d not do any better In another tnangular meet w1th the Texas Freshman and Schulenberg the Maroons could not keep up the pace the Freshman set and were able to get only 38 po1nts to 95 for the Freshman and 15 for Schulenberg The Maroons were able to Wln only two first places these were the m1le run won by B111 Howard and the shot put won by Buck Fnedman Page 15 6 v . , I Y - 1 1 1 1 ' 1 . 1 - 1 1 - 1 1 , . 1 1 . 1 1 . ww , t , , X A A . - fffr,,a.1' 1 la' Page 1:7 HARGRAVE WHITTLE LEE FARMER KEEL END OF THE 880 Track 1955 The next meet for the Maroons was the drstrrct whxch the Maroons copped by a margm of 24 pomts over the nearest rxval The Austln boys prled up 485 po1nts Bastrop got sec ond place wlth 24 pomts Taylor got thxrd wrth 21 Granger came 1n fourth wxth 10 Mxtchell Stark won the 880 wnth Naron Lee second Blll Howard won 1n the m1le the relay team won thelr event Joe Beard won the pole vault George Qumn beat Buck Frledman out ln the shot put Thls was the lirst txme the Maroons have won the d1Stl'lCtl1'l about three years but they Wlll probably place some men ln the state meet m May The Maroons dropped another trxangular to the Texas Freshman w1th Bastrop furmsh mg the thxrd team However thls txme the Maroons dld better as they rolled up 477 pomts to the Freshman s 625 pomts and Bastrop got 33 An upset was made rn the 880 run by Naron Lee who beat outM1tche1l Stark Tne relay team of Hargrave M1ller Lee and Stark won Buck Frxedman won the shot put Joe Beard falled to wm the pole vault but be made up for If by wmnlng the javelln Bxlly Farmer was m a tle for flrst place m the hlgh jump with one of the Bastrop boys B111 Howard won the m1le The Maroons have another dual meet and the annual Battle of Flowers Meet held rn San Antomo before they send therr best men 1n to the state meet whxch rs held the first week ln May . v ' y . . - v , . . :fri Ring, --f WELLER VILLAXASO SCHUTZE EN FRS lVlCGlNNIlS The Matches Last year Edgar Weller and Bobby Kamrath were runners up rn the State lnterscholastrc League meet and Jack Taylor won the smgles trtle Durmg the summer Kamrath and Weller went on a tour through the mrddle west and both were very successful Weller was placed among the top rn the natronal rankrng Kamrath already had a name for hrmself but he made even a better one and was placed second ln the natronal ratmg Kamrath and Weller won the natronal boys doubles and Kamrath was runner up m the smgles Thrs year they won the State Interscholastrc doubles trtle from the Ball brothers who defeated them last year l Edgar Weller the top rankmg man on the team has been playmg tennrs only a few years but rs the smoothest player on the team Edgar has a well balanced game and 15 very steady and consistent Hrs ground shots are hrs best Z Bobby Kamrath IS a flashrer player than Weller and rs a very good tournament player Kamrath has a good all around game and rs the smartest p'ayer on the team 3 Walter Fisher the clty champron m the smgles and doubles of the boys dnrsron ln 1932 rs plavrng hrs Hrst year on the regular team Aim an-L Paqc 198 .X I ' , ' f ,A K fl A I f al' r , 2, R ,Y ef' f fr R f if ' A r J . 5 ' - 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W if nf Q - ' an fr K . . ' ' ' 1 r . , . . , . . Page 159 FISHER BEDICHEK ROGERS WELLS KANIRATH WELLER PICKS ONE UP 4 Bobby McGinnis is also playing his nrst year on the team and despite his smallness is ahgood player. He is steady and he has the hardest forehand drive for a boy of his height in t e city. 5. Eugene Rogers was the city doubles champion with Walter Fisher in l932. 1-le is quite a versatile player and has a good net game. He represented Austin High in the dis- trict singles. 6. George Wells is a promising player. He has a powerful forehand and a good service. 7. Earnest Villavaso is quite a promising player and will be a valuable player to the team next season. 8. George Schutze has worked hard upon his game and has attained his present ranking chiefly through his powerful service. Bedichek and Evers are two hard workers, who will add strength to the squad next year. Most of the team with the exception of two players will return next season and the Ma- roons will have a strong net tem. ...ii-. BONUGU PATTON TARVER Doaizou OLSKI THE TEAM IN PRACTICE HOUSE PARK Baseball 1952 Review of the Season The 1932 baseball team started practice on January with 87 players reporting Of this number 10 vm ere lettermen With two regional titles beh1nd them the 1932 edition worked the highest honor in the state to which a baseball team can aspire Eighteen games were played during the season with the Maroons winning 14 losing three and tiemg one Two of the three defeats were to the strong University of Texas freshman team The desire for a third consecutive regional championship title was realized when the Maroons defeated Cameron high in two straight games The Maroons piled up record scores in games against Temple high and Waco high two traditional rivals , sp, ' ravi, Al lfffflffv fir- . Pugc 160 long and hard to give to the Austin. high school a third consecutive regional championship, Page 161 NIEDERAUER STEVENSON O CONNELL SINAMS TARVER RUsHEs TO SECOND Baseball 1952 During the season the Austin high school installed additional arc lights and converted House Park into a lighted baseball field Thus Austin high was the first high school in Texas to own and operate a lighted baseball field In the opening game of the season under the lights the Maroons won a thrilling 9 to 8 victory over the strong Brackenridge high school Eagles Over 2000 spectators witnessed this game During the Grst week in May the Maroon pitching staff was credited with three out against the Cameron team in the first regional tilt The next night Dudley Prade held the same team hltless to clinch the regional championship Derden Wofford came through with a no run no hit victory in the third game of the week The Maroon s victim this time was Thomas Jefferson high of San Antonio and Wofford struck out 17 of the opposition Of the 14 victories durmg the season 13 were in a row Derden Wofford led the team in batting with an average of 362 to be the first Maroon baseball player to lead the team in batting for two consecutive seasons standing victories. Of these three games John C. Munro hurled a three-hit shut-out game f LUCKLT Maroons Maroons Maroons Maroons Maroons Maroons Maroons Maroons Maroons Maroons Maroons Maroons Maroons Maroons Maroons Maroons Maroons Maroons Total SHERMAN LOCK GONLALES RAPHAE1. SCORES MAROON BASEBALL RECORD 1932 Games played Cameron high Temple high Texas Freshmen San Marcos Academy Temple high Waco high Cameron high San Marcos Academy Texas Engineers Brackenridge high Florence high Florence high Waco high 5 Cameron high 0 Cameron high 2 Thomas Jefferson high 0 Texas Freshmen 8 Brackenridge high 6 Opponents 69 Q1 1 innings Cnight gamej Qdistrict gamej Qdistrict gamej Knight gamej lbi-district gamel Lbi-district game-nightj Q night gamej Games played Won Lost Tied Pct. 18 14 3 1 .823 Page 162 5 1 RAY RAMSEY KLEINERT ELLIOTT HARVEY SHOWS THEM How Lettermen 1952 Fourth year Derden Wofford Alfred DObfOWOlSk1 Norman Walsh. Clarence Shelton Th1rd year John C Munro Tommle Plnckney Dudley Prade Second year Henry Ramsey Woodrow Arbuckle FIFSI year Louls Bonugll Douglas Nxchols Charles Klemert B111 Alff Raphael Dobrowolsk Adolfo Gonzales O C Basey G11bertSear1ght Managers A F Wh1te Herman Maddox E G Kamp Robert Mueller RESERVE LETTERS Damel Ortega B111 Tarver John Stevenson Byron Nelson Aubrey Frazler Upton Kullen berg Andrew Patton T P Lock Douglas McIntyre Fred Meredlth Harry Graham Alton Welss P gc163 1 all W e -A f WFH , If 1 2 l f ,JY P . A A 2 7 U 'N X V 'S ' A ' V 21 V l RAMSEX DIIMPSEH SMITH WlCCOY MADISON A BULL s EYE Archery Archery IS taught durlng the iirst SIX weeks 1n the fall to both begrnners and advanced classes In archery classes the g1rls are dxvlded mto groups accordlng to SIZE Each gxrl shoots 3 arrovss aplece and her score IS taken down by the capta1n of her squad At the end of the day Mlss Thompson transfers these scores to a b1g score card whlch IS kept on the b1ll board thus enablxng each gxrl to see how she stands If she lS not lmprovlng she IS al lovu ed to come after school on certam days 1n the Week to pracuce At the end of s1x weeks the SIX glrls has mg the best scores xn each class form teams whlch are to represent thelr respec me classes 1n the tournament The tournament was held on Wednesday November 1 1932 at 4 OO P M at the Um xerslty Archery Range Each glrl shot s1x arrows and her score was taken down by Mmss McArthur The wlnner of the tournament was the team from the second perlod class com posed of Florlne McCoy Edna Lynn Dxckard Ida Lee Wxmberley Grace Campbell Evelyn Smith and Mary Lee Eddlns The four outstandmg players of the tournament and the1r scores are Elorlne McCoy Score 24 Ruth Dempsey Score 23 Helen Ramsey Score 16 Ama Aguren Score 15 and Ellzabeth Sm1th Score l5 ' ' ' l l ' 1 y . . 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Page 165 MOLLBERG YATES HELLENGUARD BEALL STAYTON A QUICK KICK SOCCCI' Soccer IS taught two days a week 1n the fall to the begmners classes Soccer IS g1ven to beginners because It IS cons1dered much eas1er than Held hockey WhlCh 15 played by the ad vanced classes Soccer IS played just as hockey except that a ball like a basketball IS used whlch 15 k1cked along the ground It 18 a foul to touch the ball with the hands Most of the g1rls had played the game before so teams were 1mmed1ately orgamzed The tournament whxch was planned was not held because of bad weather and th cond1t1on of the playing field at House Park Majors Mrs Thomason selected the g1rls who she thought were the best players IH soccer and these g1rls composed the Austm I-l1gh team The game was played at Fulmore School on Monday March 7 1933 The score was 1 1 The g1rls who composed the Austm Hlgh School team were forwards Hennetta Beall I-Iall1e Stayton Mary Munro Joyce Tyson and M1ldred Burnette half backs Thelma Yates Vlfglnla Hellenguard and Ida Lee Wim berly full backs Georgia Felter and Al1ce Bond goal keeper Thelma B1lls .In March Mrs. Thomason arranged a game with the University Physical Education i LEWIS REINECKE A FLEMXNG NOTON BICKLER AN Excrrmo MOMENT Fxeld Hockey Field hockey IS taught to the advanced classes two days a week 1n the second slx weeks of the fall term Thxs game IS played somethmg lxke soccer The ball whrch IS small rs h1t by a curved stxck A score rs made by knockxng the ball through the goal Each score counts one ponnt Each team IS composed of eleven players The flrst l1ne m the center of the field IS called the forward hne and IS composed of five players The lme just behind the forward lme IS called the halfback and lS composed of three players The next l1ne IS called the fullback and rs composed of two players The player who defends the goal IS called the goal keeper The followlng are the outstandtng players Jane Blckler Ann Flemmg La Rue Noton Ruth Relnecke Helen Ramsey Paulme Dabbs Vlrglma Baker Jewel Franklln Mary Fxegel Margaret Haenel Lllllan Lee Schuelke Gladys Wheeler The tournament was called off on account of bad weather and the condntlon of the playmg Held at House Park Puge 166 Q A, ' . ' . ,J f x, V. We 5,4 12 k-'n E I i . I fig A .P , U . . is ' A . -, . I 2 t , X, f , ., ..,. W K iii , vu S-3, N . ' . . . . G 1 . . 1 . 1 Y 1 I I . V 1 . 1 . , - T Page 167 S 'tag HENDERSON REMUND SILBERSTEIN PIPER MCGILL ONE Two THREE' HOLD THAT PosE' Tum 11118 The fall tumbling tournament was held December 7 1932 for both beginners and advanced classes. Each class entered one team composed of twelve girls. There were eight teams entered in all. Miss McArthur's sixth period class won the beginners' tournament and Mrs. Thomason s sixth period class won the advanced. The judges were Miss Rachael Boles Miss Thelma Dillingham and Miss Irma Thigpen. The beginners performed five individual stunts, two couple stunts, and ran three races. Each stunt counted a certain number of points if done absolutely correctly, There was a maximum of sixty points. Miss McArthur's sixth period class won first place with 52 points. Her fifth period and Mrs. Thomason's second period classes tied with 40 points for second place. In the advanced tournament also there was a maximum of 60 points. Mrs. Thomason s sixth period class won first place with 57 points and Miss McArthurs fifth period class won second place with 52 points in this tournament. ' The following were oustanding in tumbling: Mildred Piper, Henrietta Silberstein Ona Payne Caldwell Harriet Samon, Mona Lee'Blackmore Pauline Dabbs, Elizabeth Schmeck. Mary Lee Eddins. Joyce Tyson Louise Remund Georgia Eelter. Hallie Stayton Helen Madi- son Margaret Haenel Mary Henderson, Mary Jo McAngus Jane Bickler and La Rue Noton. HELF BETTIS HILL LEWIS JAMES CATCH THAT RING' TCn1qUO1tS Temquolts IS taught two days a week durlng the second SIX weeks of the spr1ng term to both begmners and advanced classes Thls game IS played by tossmg a rmg to and fro across a net A pomt IS scored when ever the rmg IS thrown so that the opponent falls to catch It The mterclass temquolt tournament began Apr1l l8 1933 Each class selected two or three gxrls for captains These captalns then chose therr teams There were 19 teams entered rn all The captams of the teams entered were flrst perlod class Velma Kltchens and M11 dred Plper second Hallle Stayton Florlne Bormg and Mary Henderson thxrd Azxle Coffey and Mlldred Bettrs fifth advanced Margaret Hull Henrletta Beall and Thelma B1lls flfth begmners Lrlllan Alrhart Euzede Olson and Joy Sansmg slxth advanced Loxs Ravey Harnet Samon and Aldona Cook sxxth beglnners Arlme Bolm Ida Nell Brill and Marjorie Stephen The G A A members acted as referees t1me keepers etc Three fifteen mlnute games make a match and the wmner of two out of three games wrns the match Thrs wxn ner moves on and plays the wmner of the next match and so on unt1l the final game A club temquolt tournament was also held The clubs who entered are G A A Austxn Hxstory Club Motlon Plcture Club El Arco Ir1s Nature Sclence Club G1rl Scout Club and the German Club The outstandlng players ln temquolts are Mlldred Bettxs Chnstme LEWIS Ellzabeth James Margaret Hxll and Juamta Helf Page 168 - 1 , . . . , - 1 - 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 . . . . 1 1 1 1 - ' 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 , . Page 169 YEAZELL HILL YATES BETTIS BEALL A TRY FoR GOAL Basketball The spring basketball tournament started on March 20 1933 Each class entered one team chosen by popular vote Each team played every other team The fifth period team won all games with the following scores Fifth 33 First 7 Fifth 50 Sixth 5 Fifth 35 Sec ond 9 The Hrst period class got second place having won two games and lost one The winning team centers Ama Auguren Elizabeth Smith and Margaret Hill form ards Thelma Yates Mildred Burnette Elizabeth James and Thelma Bills guards Georgia Felter Henrietta Beall and Elvira Larson Thelma Yates was captain of the team In the beginners tournament Mrs Thomason s third period class won first place and Miss ning team centers Elizabeth Eckert and Frances Klipple forwards Mildred Bettis Azile Coffey and Hazel Magness guards Margaret Haenel Marguer1te Yeazell and Frances Harris A championship game was held between the beginners third period c'ass and the adxanced fifth period class The advanced won with the score of 42 to 21 referee Miss Gllson umpires Miss McArthur and Mrs Thomason Outstanding basketball players are Thelma Yates Mildred Bettis Margaret Hill Mar guerite Yeazell Henrietta Beall Margaret Haenel Mildred Piper Ida Lee Wimbcrley Juanita Helf Bonnie Thompson and Bonnie Jean Peachey : ' . ' , 3 ' , ' 1 ' . - . . ' . - . V . . . l ' V 4 . l , ' , , . ' . McArthur's sixth period class won second, having won one game and lost one. The win- , 1 1 , ' , . . . , . . X V Spflllg The pmes are srlent sentlnels Agarnst the a7ure sky Thexr duty IS a pleasant one To vsatch the clouds drrft by The Wmd IS laughmg on the h1ll Its Joy expressed rn song The sweetest measure echoes strll Where the water glrdes along I lrsten here wxth hated breath To catch the merry tune The secret of the old World s youth Is sung to me at noon The brrd that clrcles overhead Is a magrc falry thmg A herald of the sprmg Thrs IS a place of sweet repose Where I can be at ease Companlons true I never lack Where there are brrds and trees Here Nature has her restrng place Thrs IS her hrde a Way That she has Hlled with lovely thlngs And adds to every day To morrow may brmg ram or death I.,1fQ IS no certam thlng But always rn thls spot w1ll he The lox ely muse of Sprmg Nma Vaughan 7 . Composed of thistle down and mirth I V . . . 7 , . TO THE STUDENTS The foIIow1ng busmess Hrms have purchased advertlsements to be prlnted In the 1933 COMET Thelr patronage has enabled the staff to produce for you a better AUSIIH h1gh school yearbook Your patronage WIII be appreclated by them Thank them by tradmg Wlth them The1r ads appear on the fo1Iow1ng pages together wlth consrderable humor materlal CHARLES BURTON MCKENZIE BUSINESS MGR AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK ANDREWARTHA J O AUSTEX CHILE CO AUSTIN FORWARDING CO AUSTIN NATIONAL BANK AUSTIN STREET RAILWAY CO BECKER LUMBER CO BIGGS CLEANERS BOONE PHOTO CO BOWMAN CRAVENS CO BREMOND JOHN C 25 S SPORTING GOODS CO CABANISS FURNITURE CO CALICASIEU LUMBER CO CAPITAL ICE CASH LUMBER CO CHRISTIANSON LEBERMAN CONNELLYS COSE I'TE BEAUTY SHOP DR PEPPER BOTTLING CO DRISKILL HOTEL E 8 E SANDWICH SHOP FRENCH BOOT SHOP FRIENDLY CLEANERS GARDNER STEVE GARZA BEN MARKET GOODFRIENDS GRAND SILVER GREENBERG S HARRIS SARAH PENN HENDLER S HIRSHFIELD AND ANDERSON HOME DRUG CO HOME STEAM LAUNDRY JAMES JUDD JOHNS BROS MOTOR CO KASH KARRY KNAPE PRINTING CO KOHNS BAKING CO KRESS S H CO LAUDAN COFFEE LEON SLIPPER SHOP LOOKE S CAFE LUEDECKE MOFFATT CO LUNG CAFE McALESTER COAL CO MACKS MARIE ANTOINETTE MARINELLO SHOP MAYER CARL MEYER S CREAMERY MILLER BLUE PRINT CO MILLS ROYE CLEANERS MONROE MOTOR CO MOORE ELDRIDGE MUELLER CARL MUELLER ROBT AND BROTHER MUTUAL DEPOSIT '55 LOAN PARALTA STUDIOS OF TEXAS PARAMOUNT BARBER SHOP PARAMOUNT THEATER PENNY J C POWDER PUFF QUEEN THEATER RAILEY PAPER CO RANDOLPH B W RAVEY CHAS H REED J R REPUBLIC BANK AND TRUST SCARBROUGH E M iff SONS SCOBEYS SEEKATZ FLORIST SHELTON OPTICAL CO SHIPWASH D A SIMMS PAUL CO SLAUGHTER LOMIS SMITH KELLY SMITH SONNY SOUTHWEST BAKING CO STELFOX CO SWANN SCHULLE TRIPLE X UNDERWOOD ELLIOTT FISHER CO UNIVERSITY CO OP UNIVERSITY DRUG CO UNIVERSITY STUDIO VOSBURG G B VOSS H H CO WALLACE ENGRAVING WARD TREADWELL WEED THURLOW B WESLEY GEORGE WEST AUSTIN DRUG CO WILCOX WALTER WILLIAMS T H YE OUALITY SHOP YOUNG AND SCHIEFFER Pg 172 DACY, JoE RENFRO DRUG Co. . . Co. -1 moumentma ,V , IE nuns arm -, 77, THURSDAY rrrrrv s I QQM 0 I Qlnrn rch W -1-uf '+I af .L VOL I AUSTIN TEXAS NO 1 Student ELECTEES TO NA TIONAL H SOCIETY ANNOUNCED IN SPECIAL ASSEMBLY NINE STUDENTS ELECTED G Gllllgan Massacres Orlgmal Song Selec Program A speclal assembly for the up per group and all D students was held last week to announce the annual elections from the June Qultuating class to the National Hobo Society the senior vaga bond organization G Gllhgan rendered a solo on the teebone asslsted by Celdon Wovington on the lvorxes as the opening number on the program Great vlgilance has been exer cised in the examining of applic ants thls year as there were a larger list of eliglbles than usual Those awarded the Golden Goo ber thls year were Jimmy Swanzy Joe Nalle Dlck Schutze Eleanor Stayton Anna Bess Grif fin Beverley Laws and Landls Mahaffey When interviewed concerning the method of selectlng cand ldates M Sylvester Gulley snapper custodlan ln chlef of the mob informed ve reporter that each and every Natlonal Hobo tContinued on page 3 column IJ ROOTBEER MUST GO SAYS TARVER The situation IS disgusting Inspector of Beverages Willlam Tarver told a LOCOWEED Re porter ln an exclusive lntervlew Why last mght we found over fifty high school students of good families and the nlcest homes hanging around the XXX Joint ln North Austin Each and every one of them had a stein of Root beer and was guzzllng to his heart's content The youth of our country must no longer be held back because they are drink ers of root beer tContlnued on page 3, column 31 ouncll erthrown MCKE NZINNI S PLATFORM GRACE AN FURTHER non: PROI1l.5E Lev: co op :Anfon AN' Ulvzmue FIDELITY T0 you ALL v aww Ljj.. 'll MAYNE TAKES .JEBATERS TO GEORGETOWN Gracie K Mayne well known Austin High Debate Coach took the girl and boy debate teams to Georgetown Saturday April 8 where they participated in the Track Meet The two teams declalmed in all rounds After losing in the 100 yd dash finals they entered the tennls matches After a strenuous day Mrs Mayne brought the basketball team back to Austin victor ions in the One Act Play Contest Women s MISSIOHHI Postpones Meetmg The Womens Misslonary So clety has postponed the meetlng with Mrs Kathleen Crawford next Monday as little Kathie re fused to play heathen for the ladies tWe hope they re ladiesj TODA1'S WORD OF WISDOM The PRIVATE LIVES of High School MEN, show that they should learn XVHEN to say WHEN 1 McKENZINNI USURPS COUNCIL WHEN DEFEATED WORDY REVOLUTION Three Councllmen Exlled from Country to respondent 1Vork in all Breach of Promise Suits Guaranteed Ed Note The following IS a mere day bfy day sentence ac count of what actually happened the whole story was too long Monday Parker leading by 120 votes ln race for President of Student Council MCKCHZIHHI certain he w1ll be elected when the rural votes come in Tuesday Parker elected There were no rural votes Wednesday Parker declares a six months moratorlum on U No es McKenz1nni gnashes teeth wlth rage Thursday McKenzinni orga mzes Sweat Jackets Friday McKenz1nni has secret meeting of Faction Party Saturday McKenz1nni has a date wlth Wentworth Sunday McKenz1nni h s a date with Steck Monday Parker calls a special fContinued on page 3 column 21 STARKEY OF IRISH YARD TAKES CASE Inspector Jack Starkey f Irlsh Yard lS in charge of the Horrlble West Austin Murdoir Case Early last week Virginia nell known divorcee was brutally moidered in her house atop the Ideal Hotel found her head one arm Crow found Pent Police an el bow and her two feet under the couch in her living room 'Im medlately ' said Inspector Star key, I suspected foul play tThls shows his remarkable fore sightl Later, her other arm and both of her legs were discovered tContinued on page 3, column ll A 'ms S -- R V J 5 .-It ll . - -v, , ,..,,., 'qfv i N 1 A ' Z ' 1 .. P -S - r M I J I l M' Q' A-2 at I M ,few ll V- I I- 1:51 11 H 'f' 1. .ff I . , , Q - , 1 ' I Y ,I . r , . hon HS Feature of My, jr By E. Stith, 1.oc0.wt-ed Special ffl ' ' ' . ll' ' 5 l ll l ' r , I . i y ' - . E - ' ' - t . ' - ' . ' rl ' I U ' : ' . a M ' t I . . . , 77 ' 9 , . , . . y u - - n 0 ' , ' ' 0 Page 2 LOCO WEED Juvember 1 1933 LOCO WEED Un ofliclal Publlcatlon of The Austln Hlgh School Allhllll Texas Published Every Now and Then By the Austln High Hospltal IDIOTORIAL STAFF Chlef Idiot Creeknlore Fath Asst Idiot Elolse Correll Soclety Idiot Jo Trenckmann Sob Slster Chester Passnlore Dramatlc Idiot Mary McLaurin Sports Nitwit Ernest Kennedy Lunatick Martha WHKKIHS Justa Idiot Shirley Blomeke Wastebasket Bachman Bedichek NOBODYS BUSINESS STAFF tWe keep our own records we gotta get a rake offl Half wit Reporters Jennie Marle Goodwin Florence Butler Alma Buass Dawn Blair Nancy J Casey Martha Cloud Mary Bylne Katherine Pittenger Sid ney Piper Joseph Beard Necessary Evil Mrs Bedichek RICK RACK RAISES ROW Language is IIISUITICIBIII. to ex press our ODIHIOII of these instru ments Is lt not enough for stu dents to labor and slave seven hours a day wlthout addlng thls unnecessary tax mental abllitles and physlcal prowess? If we must indulge in such puerlle lecreation cannot we restrlct thls indulgence to more sultable hours and locations? Ones life is not sale Ill these days of rick rack ln sanlty One can not walk down the halls wlthout small murder ous balls flylng out from any and all doorways and lnto ones mouth eyes or other anatomical regions Shall these abuses con tinue fellow cltlzens and suffer ers? WHATTA YOU THINK? In these trying tlmes we must all sacritlce somethlng for the good of the communlty On the shoulders of each and every stu dent and faculty member rests the burden and responslblllty of brlnglng back prosperity to dear old Austin High School May we suggest as a possible remedy for XTODAY IS SATURDAY f Xff VX , -,lb wHuT 'rn 4 ff Zi' 'I WHAT TH' DEVIL I5 ffc .l xg New WRONG WITH THAT A WING ctocnvf f W i 2 Z' E fi' pr-N Z f Q S jg cf 5 'KZ' 1 , f 'Z 4 f'rf f 18 f H wr' '. 2 1 ' fy A W K 1 ga Z1 Z, wh f ' '34 s finunilii Y S2 L 7 ,Z pr 5' USE RAT POISON SAYS US We feel that we should band ourselves together to rid our selves and our school of these pests At each corner they lurk as one trips unsuspectlngly down the hall they pounce as a flgura tue wolf upon Llttle Red Rldlng Hood Neyer shall we know the meaning of true freedom untll our halls are purged of thls scourge Happy the day when we see them eJected from our doors wlth thelr hateful notebooks un der thelr arms thelr deadly sharpened penclls behlnd their ears and a host of hall permlts thrown after them Only can thls great achlewement be accom plished by whole hearted co ope ratlon of the Student Body To arms, Fellow Students rid om school clean of this awful plague' Down with the Hall Guards' -o our troubles, a live day morator 'um on all llbrary hues Thmk, students and faculty, of the sufferlng thls would relleve Also, ln VIEW of the tlmes, we consider the physlcs and chem lstry laboratory fees exorbltant We feel that all brave enough to take these sublects should be exempt from paylng laboratory fees as a reward of VALOR I f if , TODAY IS SAT TUR DAY Dlng a llng a llng a Ilng a llng' Why dldn t I buy a Blg Bin that would purr softly? I reflect Thls clock sounds llke two skeletons danclng on a tln roof' And I snuggled down among the covers What was I going to do today Was I golng Swlmming or flshlng Then Ilke a bolt from the blue 1Blng Crosby Stylel breaklng ln on my mind IS an EVII thought NO' IT IS NOT A THOUGHT ITS TRUE' To day IS Saturday and we go to school H0 THE CRUEL IN JLSTICE OF IT ALL' The joy IS all gone from my mlnd as I sprlng from my bed and thrust my clothes upon my hlde All enthuslasm of a brlght Saturday IS gone It IS not right I rage School on Saturday IS detrimen tal to a sound mlnd It drives a student crazy thinking about havlng to get up before elght o'clock on Saturday Life IS Just a bowl of hard cherry seeds after all, It seenls I thought technocracy would save us but, instead of cutting down on our WOTklDg hours, now we have to go to the workhouse SIX days a week CAN'T SOMETHING BE DONE QLICK9 ' l ' l i ' yy? 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Juvembel 1 1933 LOCO WEED Page 3 COURT NOTICES Roger Tyler Presxdmg Judge N 1 Ann Fleming fpetltj thlef lNo 2 James Gramon vs James Gramon alxenatlon of affectlons No 3 Ben Kmg pubhc nuls ance lNo 4 lvrxght Taber Rush Com pany vs Bellmont Sharp Rush Co Charge of fraud in rush con tracts Jack Derby vs aw rence Skelley on general prln ciples No 6 Bllly Ray vs Everyone on Debt 7 J E McDonald vs Margaret Bellmont Breach Promise MARRIAGE DECI ARATIOWS Gus Relsner and Virginla Stan berry Txppy Tapp and Adele White All the Juvuor Girls and Bllly Rochelle Jeanette Macow and Johnny Bob Moorehead Jean Matthews and Bobby Bright N atlonal Hobo SOClety fCont1nued from page onel must wlthout fall laugh at every Joke cracked by a teacher as an evldence of hrs school loyalty He must always say yes ma am for sxr as the case may asked if the teacher is rlght and must unfalllbly smlle back when smole at He must attend classes vshenever not otherwise engaged must have personality plus and activity extraordlnary and pleni potentlary He must have taken all courses three times because he lerves them so He must have a D average lno C mind youl He must never have had hls name mentioned ln the Snoop er or Lola Lane Columns ln the Maroon He must live up to the slogan of bel when Say Nothing See Nothing Do Nothing Be Nothing A feature of the program was an original song played and sung by Raphael Dobrowolskl A good time was had by all at the assembly It was so nice and it didn't cost anything either Heads I Wm, Tales You Lose fl Q34 if QW Kg at Ulu I1 'Il 'll if f q' :lu nun Bankmg Tomorrow' Thls trite little phrase on the announce ment sheet Monday mornin means much more than lt con veys to the eye Tuesday morn mg ln advlsory flf one walks down the halll we hear th clinking of coms money chang mg hands XVe visualize the ad wiser raking in the money from a long line of thrifty students When we enter the door we seen one or two students hand ing over a handful of pennles nickles and dimes By a little careful investigating we hear a Matching fPrivate bankingl This accounts for two rich children and thirty poor ones It is hi h flnance ln every sense of the word Banking hours from 10 till 8 until 8 33 every Tues day morning Try your luck at this fasclnatmg new Wall Street Came and Increase your bank balance Rootbeer Must Go iCont1nued from page onel And gentle reader the Loco Weed heartily agrees with M Tarver We hope that a Carrie IN tion J will rise from the crowd and start a crusade against the vile liquld A CRUSADE AGAINST ROOT BEER IS OUR CAMPAIGN SLO GAN JOIN IN ALL YOU SINNERS LET S PURGE OUR LAND OF THIS PUTRID DRINK Maine will no longer flll her steins the youth of our country must be protected o MORE WORDS OF WISDOM Behind the Alps lies Italy Hannibal And behind all that paint is Frances Hackett MCKCHZIHHI Usurps Councll QCont1nued from page onej meetlng of Student Council for Tuesday Tuesday As council opened WICKGHZIHHI surrounded the hall and lmprlsoned the entire coun c Wednesday Presldent Parker Secretary of State Ramsey and Speaker of the House Nalle were exiled to Dillingham s Thursday McKenzinni declares himself absolute dictator dls solves councll Frlday McKenzinni exiles C Casey has another date with Steck Saturday Another date with Steck government at a stand still Sunday STILL STECK Monday McKenz1nn1 abdicates elopes with E Steck Parker re turns Nalle lxke the climate of Dllllng hams so well they decide to stay there from exlle CRamsey and Tuesday Parker elopes with H Sharp throws up Presidency Wednesday B Casey takes complete control of all govern mental bodies Thursday Council re elected Frlday All quiet on the High School Front as another Presl dent of the Student Council Race looms on the horizon Starkey Takes Case fContlnued from page onej in a suitcase floating down the Colorado River They were found by S Key well known Austin sportsman who was fishing on the river In the put over old shoe and a can of beans I am not discouraged I will keep on keep lng on announced Starkey We must be on our guard when the vlllian is off of his Never fear, Irish Yard never fails. NEWS SPECIAL Yesterday morning Inspector Jack Starkey of Irish Yard was found brutally murdered in his penthouse apart ment His body was horribly mangled Irish Yard suspects foul play A drag net has been placed over Austin So far an old shoe has been caught drag net the inspector Austin he caught an two banana peelings . , , V o. . ' Y ' v . . .in 1,3 0 3 1- : I , . . , tj' .9 5 A l . . . ' W1 4 ! - v - x . . . ' - - - ff h i F I I il. ' - . - . I mm' 5 .j-525. ' , ' ' ,V A ' 'ni I Q .N V5 v v ' 2' fnzimia if ' - ,ll .ul --ul ' I A ' H . , Ky- I I I, I : - . . ' . . Eurfwym 'EVM ' -'H fl ' ' . ' nu I J 1 I I . No .... - . , -- '-A17 I 5 , of ' ' ' . I I ll ' I V A. . . nw ' I . g . : ' . . ' A e z . . i . - .I .- oZ-i . ' . , . . Q s g- ' I 1 : , v I ' r 1 ,, . -..i.l011... . . I 9 4-0-L ' , r. 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Soczety S ectton Behlnd the Scenes ln the Palace Ilfc Alnt What It Seems 659, E ww E 4 WHEK YOU X O A Wg., -9 0 0 O 0211 if 1 Q L5 LJ S I BEEN -1-K' Weddlng Held at Excluslve Cemetery Nllss Margaret Bellmont and Mr Robert Amlllann were mar lled very quletly yesterday after llooll at the Wlldwood Cemetery A verv excluslve palty ot the brldes and brldegrooms frlends made up the weddlng party There were only about 1000 people present The brlde was thalmlngly dressed very applop rlately lll black cheesecloth The groom wore a whlte llnen sult The bI'ldeSIll8.ldS were all attlred ln charnllng outfits of purple Jackets green sklrts led shoes and floppy orange hats trlmmed wlt 11199 The groomsmen wore bathlng suits The brlde threw away fifteen bouquets She lltel remarked that slle dldll t want the Huddle e L,I'0llJ of old ma s tEach Huddlel got a bouquetj The bllde IS SIIIYIVECI by her mother tather brother SlXl69l1 aunts fourteen uncles one hun dred and twelve hrst couslns seven IIIQLBS and elelen nephews tThls IS of tourse only her llll lnedlate IdlIlllV J The brldes lllllllellldtfi fdllllly wlll llwe wlth the couple when they return from then honey llloon to Round Rock Sympathy IS extended to all concerned ln the matter a Dance on Roof of Gym The Honey Bunch Club enter talned wlth a dance last nlght at the TopO Cynl nlght club It was a chrashy aflalr most of the guests being unlnvlted The club stood ln the recelv lng llne and recelved anythlng they could get thelr mltts on The dance started about nlne oclock Yo one but the club was there untll after ten iThe Honey Bunch got a blg rush be tween nlne and tenl The usual crowd of stags was present The Chamber of Conl merce Club sold lce cold soda water ln the lobby of the club The water was turned off to help boost trade relatlons between buyer and seller Honlely Hanllah Smokey Joe MIHHIS the Moocher Creole Baby and Egyptlan Ella served chaperones when they werent slttlng out wlth Mr Banles lur on The dance broke up very sud denly about elevell thlrty when Nlr Willls Larson broke the VlCtFOId record when he was turnlng It over A good tlme was had by all who went to the German that nlght STRIFE IN THE HOUSE OF WORMS' QUEEN RAISES KICK Last nlght in the noble house of Worms tllere was a strlfe istrlte nly fr ends a mld wordl between Klng Spaghettl and hls WIIISOIIIG brlde Queen Tomato Sauce It was after they had gotten home from the coro natlon ball when the Queen star ted the argument Wel was I mortlfied was I mortlfied to nlght? My MY coronatlon ball and that 51111111011 smithslmmons huzzy appeared IH that scandal ous black dress why everyone looked at hel and no one saw m I was the worst dressed woman there Boo hoo I et look so shabby Boo hoo WAH' Klng Spaghettl stared amazed at the Queen tls sald by the court g0SSlDS and sald nothlng The Queen became wrathtul and crowned his noble majesty on the Royal Beezer wlth the royal rolllng pin Why dont von say something you NININY9 she screamed The Klng gave her a dose of Mllk of 'vlagnesla and quleted her Now Tomato Sauce what IS wrong he pur red in that olly VOICQ of hls What is wrong Oh OH WAH' she yelled Well I Wlll tell you what IS wrong That Ella dancer woman for one thlng You stared at her all nlght Dont deny It I saw y u And then those Dlnklehelmer twlns what clothes they were awful but they were better dressed than I was WAH' Now clalm yourself sald his Majesty Lady Magnolla of the House of Texaco wasnt half as nlce as you were and Hallie of the House ot TOSlS and B O of the House ot Llfe Buoy You were the much better dressed woman there is no comparlson The Queen looked at hlm for a nloment Do you really think Spaghetti? 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A , - so, - Page 2 LOCO-WEED CURRENT HEART Ella, the Dancer from Egypt ACCELERATOR GRANTS AN INTERVIEW I elbowed my way through a crowd of girls who were casting envious glances at his secretary As I entered his apartment I discovered M Kin, draped over a sofa erping vlolentlfy His secretary explained apologetically that he absent mlndedly took a puff on the cigarette that he carries for appearances When he had recovered I ask ed him How ls it Mr King that you are so extremely popu lar with the weaker U1 sex Well he said thoughtfully I have often thought It over and it seems to me that it is not only what I have namely my beautiful curly hair my soul ful ears my bovine eyes and my remarkable abihty to shoot the bull but the things I don t have namely halitosis O pnk toothbrush dandrulf athlete s ance I could well understand these last two because of his aversity to exercise and hls vain efforts to grow a mustache Just then an agent of the Scram mel Cigarette Company came in without a word of greeting Mr King said in a bored voice I smoke Scrammels exclusively He reached out his hand and re ceived S5000 in AHS Cafeteria Scrlp The agent walked out without a word We were interrupted in this manner several times before rather troublesome agent of the Scremo Cigar Co instisted on having Mr Kings picture made with a lighted Scremo in his mouth While the picture was being taken h accidentally took a puff and fainted his secretary and dumped The last I saw aforesaid secre bucket of water of reviving him walked out as picked him up him on a sofa of him was the tary dumping a on him in hopes ITS A SAD SITUATION Men s faults are many, This is the little ladfy who caused a row between King Spag hetti and his bride Queen Tomato Sauce Whatta woman' Whatta woman' Queen Crowns Klng Continued from page onel on lets work a jig saw puzzle come on with ittle wlttle Queensie weensie great big boy sie woysie Oh honsxe bunchles aint you mad at me no more Quired the King No angel baby me mad at yousie woosle And so ended the fight be tween King Spaghetti and his winsome bride Queen Tomato Sauce Just a dish of Italian delight we murmur Radlo Land Broadcast OHUM Sltting up exercises by Professor Ray Grasty EYEOPENER Paris High Lights with the three Catt sisters iSammy La Grone Frances Golden and Mary Jo John stonl WEEP Little Orphan Annie Johnson BURN Rena Jowers Cooking Hour PHEW Kingdoms Orchestra B000 Beauty Hints by Rosa Nell McPhail MIND Education by Madam Cleome Rollins Its held to mankind HE NEVER KNEW A Barbershop Drama Scene 1 A Barber Shop The barber has Just finlshed givlng Marcullus Duderstadt a halrcutl Barber Hope 'you llke the tonlc slr I gave you a com plimentary treatment f our Prickly Pear Wonder Tonic Guaranteed to grow hair on the palm ot your hand Marcellus But I dont want to grow hair on the palm of my hand Besides my hair grows fast enough on my head iPays barber and leaves the shopl Scene 2 Same Barber Shop lTwo Hours later Enter Marcel lus Duderstadts twxn brother Maurxce He evidently needs a haircut rlght awayj Barber Uaw dropping eyes bulging out in astonlshmentj Sufferlng cats' What halr tonic' I wouldnt have belleved it lf I hadnt seen It Maurice tgetting lnto chairl Haircut please Barber fComing out of hls trancel Commg right now and Ill cut It absolutely free of charge of course but wont you What a wonderful advertlsement it will make for our Prlcklfy Pear Tonic' Maurice 1TestilyJ Dont get funny I want a halrcut I said and right now CURTAIN Danderme The Falr By the shores of Ovaltine By the sparklmg Pluto Water Lived the Prophylactlc Chrysler Danderme fair Buick s dau hter She was loved by Instant Postum Son of Philco and Llfebuoy Heir apparent of the Mazda Of the Tribe of Cola Cola Through Fleischmann s Yeast dld stroll the lovers Through the shredded wheat they wandered Lovely little Wrigley Spear ment Were the words of Instant Pos tum No Frigidaire can quench the fire Nor Bayers Asperin still the heartache women h ve only two LIFE Margaret Louise Hills 8 Daily Talk on Woman and her of my R C A desire Everything they BUY and place In me world Let us marry little DANDER Everything they do Thanks for Llstenln INE Y 66 99 I ,ff ' 1 ,V N R N l , x' 1 - u o Y . r. 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X u Y . . , .. 9 ' 1 . , Y I u ' Y u 1 - I YY LOCO-WEED Page 3 he Drama---Motion Picture Reviews STAR IN Susannah Wright DANCE TEAM IN PARADISE FOUND Paradlse Found G 4 Comets ln Llberty Co starrlng for the first tlme are Branch Archer and Florence Islssell ln Paradlse Found rec ent film at the TeJas thls week It IS a Casey Mltyphone Produc tlon a 10070 all talking plcture suave personality and excellent actlng Mlss Blssell received fame from a recent productlon oi My Man 1n which she play ed opposite Harold Crockett Her actlng IS a work of art that all great actresses will aspxre to for years to come It IS a story of modern youth fast llfe hllarxous comedy httle pathos There IS a rlch old man who makes a mlstake by leaving l'1S fortune to Tommle Yates tArcherJ who immedlately pro ceeds to have a good tlme wlth It forgetting that he is in reallty a dignlfled traveling salesman He falls ln love wlth Paulme Ter rxll QMISS Blssellj a school teach er who sets about to show him Jus who he IS There IS a but thats telhng Supportmg Bissell and Archer an the cast are Ruth Davis Fred Dleter Wllmma Barrett Vlrglnla Donoho Harold Downlng Anna Belle D111 and Joseph Baldwin The plcture IS dlrected by Jim my Suanzy It IS his Swan song Grants an Excluslve Interview to Loco Weed Reporter fBy Konarskyjl My art eet comes first wld m Susannah VVr1ght leadlng actress of the Theatre Guxld murmured as she walked down Congress Avenue the other morn mg I was taklng my mornlng stroll down the Avenue when I spotted her and lmmediately det ermlned to lnterview her for the Loco Weed I approached her and begged for an interview and after almost a fourth of a min ute s pleadmg she gave m Weel my name lt be in beeg headlines yes she asked before I said anything Don you wand a pic ture ob me 'yes' By thls time I was begmning to doubt whether or not the story that she had never been interviewed before was true Miss Wrlght I asked will you frankly tell me to what you attrlbute your phenominal success as an actress? Weel I don know what you meen I hav worked ver hard to get wher I attrlbute my success to hard work Miss Wrlght I ventured cnce more I have heard a lot of stones about you and she cut ln Yes but you cand proob anydlng Well I weel teld you I llke omon soup wlth a touch of garlic I like green stockings long eye lashes and I Just lob lxttle nig ger babies I like to play the game of love but I wand to make all the rules Miss Wright I said Is it true that at the opening of your last play the audience stormed the box ofllce' She smiled sweetly Yes dey always do dat I took a deep breath Do you give them their money back' Her face darkened and then a smlle broke out Say big boy you aint so bad why dont you come up and see me sometime huh' And so ended my lnter vlew CI went up-sometimej OUEER INTERLUDE Royal Famlly St rs Queer Interlope Comedy' Drama' Tragedy' Romance' You will find all this and more in the greatest fllm of the 'year Queer Interlope whxch opens a fourteen day run at the Carlton Friday Never been crammed into one picture There is the Royal Family George Sumner and Joe Ram sey the incomparable Anme Fleming the magnificent Marga ret Hxll the demure Polly Alex ander No more need be said except that to make the iilm perfect Fred Nemlr that marvel of the Ballyhoo Studios has dir ected lt For five years it played suc essfully on Broadway it caused more comment than Katherine Owen s When Nell Came Home tAnd you know what a riot Nell caused 3 Queer Interlope is a characteri za on of the life on a city street where poverty reigns at one end and wealth at the other It is considered the most lavish entertainment since Tommy Cas wells Anthony meets Cleopa tria The street corner scene when Lily of the Alley converts Percy Rockytord to Christianity and persuades him to leave his home of luxury for the life of a Salvation army drummer is one of the greatest scenes of all time Dont miss Queer Inter lope C 56 Y, . as ,, A 5 ' . Z M I Y Y I e, ' , ' 1 I 1 FY , . H . ' I n ' 4 ff ' 9' u ' as ot a I C . 4 . Q yy ll . . I 1 1 ' ' ll ' ,YI - ', .A I ' ' ' . ' ' u n . . - , , ' ' Archer is recognized for his am f0da- I SIIGSS I 0011111 Say I before has such superb acting . . ll , 3 7 ' .. ,, - - , , . . ' . ' - ' ' : - - - - u ' . ' ' - , u Y , I . Y . . , . ', ' , - . ' - ' ' Y - - - 1 u H I , rr ' , ' ll Pl ll ll I1 . , . . . . . Y - - , Y! ' t '. ' - ' Y ' YP - . H , .. - ' n ' YY I , ', ' ll I 1 Y 3 I ' ' 1 1 . . . Q , H Y , ' U , . ' 9 ll - u U Q u .,, Complzments of ' 1EId1r'iidge Moore Drug Co., THREE STORES THE DRUG STORE WITH THE HIGH SCHOOL SPIRIT STORE NO 1 STORE NO 12th and R1o Grande 1300 Congress Phone23117and23118 Phone 24117 STORE NO 3 1013 Brazos Phone 2 4131 IMMEDIATE DELIVERY SERVICE . .2 LOCO WEED Page 5 Landls Mahaffey Celebrates Hls Nlnth Blrthday Ilttle Landls Mahaffey cel erated hls nlnth blrthday yester day by entertalnlug tthass the way he put ltj a bunch of brats ln his back yard My dldnt they have a good tlme' They played hlde and seek under the house ln the closet ln the bushes After smashlng all the wlndows the llttle ladles and gentlemen romped about the house They played baseball wlth electrlc llght bulbs but had to stop when llttle Ara Tread well knocked two home runs They also played Nlavalo They then started gently tosslng to each other the books ash trays and plllows Mrs Mahaffely be gan a contest whlch was a suc cess only because everyone trled to outcheat the others Beer and alllmal crackers were served as a hlnt for the rowdles to go home but the brats stayed tor supper About ten oclock after the fl e What fire Oh Yes he llttle guests caught the house on fire when they were playlng tld dle wlnks wlth matches the llt tle rowdles went home The followlng hoodlums were not lnvlted but they showed up anywav Golda Caldwell Larue Noton Dolly Ann Ellls Dolly Stayton Allce Duggan XVink Steck Ara Treadwell lNancy Casey P S They also played post ofllce but this stopped when NIHUFICB Harklns got five spe Cldl dellvery letters from tcen soredl Maurlte wanted ten you see J These Dumb Teachers Dumb puplls we have always had wlth Dumb teachers? Xl ell lt IS not for a mere stude to say not me at any rate alll no authorlty on dumb teach BIS tl have Just entered hlgh school GIVG me three weeks in tllls dunlpj There are however numerous dumb teachers around and about slnce laryngltls has lnvaded hlgh school They them selles adnllt lt Some of them should admlt lt all the tlllle THAT BLANKETY RS Sz' 8z!,. U NOTE l Y ZZ om 3 Xxx Latest Market Reports Limburger Cheese opened strong Alrplanes took a sudden drop whlle elevators were up all down all mornlng Yeast showed a sudden TISS Corn remalned at one dollar plnt Twenty cents a plate d a Rye went down all over the coun YY Brazll Coffee was weak in th 9 early morning wlth no grounds for its actlon Balloon tires puffed up early 1 Il the day but as steel nail en tered the market went flat be for nlght Garlic caused a great stlnk mong vegetable com IIl0ditleS but a stomach attack Tumms caused a rapld tall 1 odor value before nlght by Il B Kr T tBeer bottle topsl made a new hlgh when they hlt the cellar celllng Dance Stock went up qulckly as Polyhymnlans H y p a t 1 a n s Guynn Cooks and Calhouns a ll entered the market Margaret Preston made a market ral whlle Sapphonlans started d H bear market general lull dur lng latter part of Aprll JLST T0 PILL Ll Sl M11 YVhy do the Huddle wear hlgh heeled shoes Thats the only way they ca ralse thelr mlnds to a hlgher level Il Terror to Students U Note Days Are Ones of Constant Terror to Students Llttle Vlrglnla Stanberry Frances Rather and Katherlne Plttenger had to cancel all of thelr dates for the second SIX weeks when they were found to have that soclal fault UNOT ISIS lt is the one thlng that Sepsodent Antiseptic Wlfebuovy Kisterlne and Bum wont cure It IS notlceable only to parents and teachers who twhen the parents hear of ltl have a meet lng called the P T A at which the parents give the teachers Hall Columbla On High Carl Jones Rlzer Everett Frances Hackett and Helen Qharp have a chronic attack of U INOTISIS whlch occurs regular ly every three weeks Phew' And are they ostraclzed You re esklng me N10 W UIDS OP N ISDLWI The works of high school D011 tlcians Prove to us again and agaln What a whale of a difference it makes When we get the wrong one ln Pull down the curtalns Turn out the llghts Here comes that girl Called Sugar CFIIZ I , ' : .3 - C . . 1 Q ' ,f , 3 X 4, 1' , , X ,i : - J . . . 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Won on the Underwood: World's Typewriting Championship Worlds Amateur Novice World's School Novice Championship Championship UNDERWOOD The Machine of Champions Underwood Typewriter Company 616 co1-oRADo STREET PHONE 6480 VHETAKEORDERSEOR SWEATERS JOHNS BROS SELLS THE BEST USED CARS FoR THE LEAST MoNEY PAINTING BODY AIND EEN DER RPPAIRING SEAT COVERS TOPS Phone 2 3161 307 9 Vwfcst 5th St Mac 5 e 0 i ' I ' I 5 A - A - x TO THE OFFICE PAUL SMITH PLEASE SIMD :Rt srvw Qrwr Q11 It seems as if school cant open ln the morning without nn having to go to the o time XXI15 dont thev lexve nie Hone I wo k h I I newer hang around he drug stole or Ile on the grass in the park Xu s It xnlst be so ne me-'tn nature tm makes theln tell ine in I ani III reality 1 pelsetuted soul Oh the unjustness ot it fi X X should I he IOICQI to spend such .1 nnseruhle lite XX ell here goes and so Paul Sin th enters the of ice fox the NEI ROI OC Y eftd XX1n1tred XX hitner s hope for B nk s swf ttel Ihis hope died hard Q 1 ment 1 unr et the foot ll. Lle it hers The IVIar1e Antolnette Beautzful Clothes 107 E 6th Street Austm Texas Just off Congress Phone 2 2036 School Supplies Wrapping Paper Bags Twine RAILEY PAPER CO Phone 3485 310 E 4th St FINE PAPERS Complzments of Eye Glasses Fltted Carefully The Slaughter Stores X Shelton Optlcal Co XVho1esa1e and Retail SHELTON Optometrzst AUSTIN TEXAS 125 Fast 6th Street Latest Improved Instruments West Aust1nDrug UHIVQISIIY Store Drug Store WAIHR S SIIHR rop P W MCFADDDI ECO West Sixth and Blanco VJ Phom 7800 Your I-rzends Sznce 1885 ,, , We-'i ' , S , T -if'-Li , H4g W- - n 1 -Q 'Y War 4,0 ' ! ,ow ee M.. P 7 X . I. 4 I - , UN Y .' ' . ' t . . f zu s z , ,. I't ' -IIT-H Xhj r ' - ,: . - -T s i i' ' 4 . first time this morning. D K Z ,. .. 4 v V ' ur 'J .' 'iz V, ' ' . Intt' wil be l.' Izll K TRN.-. W I 1 :I , -I -K I T 11 I 1 I X - J. G. i . 5 , P . ITE! , . POUR CONVENIENT DRUG STORES TO SERVE YOU N01 CONORE S OUAOALUPE PHONE PHONE 5 345 61 1 3 N 2 No 3 NORWOOD SEVENTH and BUILDING CONGRESS PHONE PHONE 9124 9175 D A SHIPWASH GROCERY AND MARKET RITE WAY FOOD STORE FRESH ERUITS AND VEGETABLES Phone 2 3128 2900 RIO Grande . 1 3 NO. 4 SIXTH and ' f , 7, , 2324 SS x , .Ihr ' T I - I, M, 111.414 'ju II' yuhy x .J .xml ' I I 1,-ilu I ' O. . GRADUATES! Will you succeed or fail in Life? Jas. Hill, the great railroad builder, says the test is simple, Can you save money? If you cannot, you are already a failure. Why not, when you draw your first pay check, come by and begin saving so much each week in the Mutual? Make yourself a success! MUTUAL DEPOSIT '26 LOAN CO. Member of the Federal Home Loan Bank An easy way to start a riot is to announce a reward for a lost article Immediately hundreds of students begin to dream of finding the lost article and ot spend ing the money Fortu les are spent in a nunutes idle thought while we dream and dream An ice cream soda a tlcket to the dance tonight now I can see Queen Bong lunch money for today these thoughts and many more besides race through our heads as we search frantically for the lost purse After wasting hours the loser remembers he left it at home under the mat trees Bam And another redskin bit the dust Tl-KN CEFLEETNQN Rl Vilclklw TO Nlk l-KT 5 035. MONTGOMERY WARD CO COMRLETE oUTP1TTERs PoR THE FAMILY HOME RANCH and FARM THE PR1ENDL1EsT sToRE IN AUSTIN BOTHAGER MOTOR CO J ' SALES SERVICE PHONE 43 54 W Y NI l RF i - ' - f A O55 . , . . , . A, , . . Q . Q ,- , . . ' O Y 7 0 '..: V W ' l e QEADY ro G0 on THE pun fl! X f XIQAIN Q 6'l'1'lIVEx,:f! X ff, fl J'0 ANDREWARTHA f fq xx f Gif X I 421 PLUMB11ggN,?giC13?5ETR1CAL X A f ff X4 J Er9rhSr 'H GG! K N P 6702 Slgaryxg Robmson VV 1cker Co INSURANCE SUITE 913 NORWOOD BUILDING NSURANUQ wQgf ONLY KOHNS de' PAN DANDY BREAD do -can have that d1st1nct1ve Establnshtd 1898 The H H Voss Co XVho1ts11c Harcluart Crorhtru Stores Glassware Srlttrtturt Paper Bays and Holt! Suppltes Pamts and larmsh AUSTIN TEXAS I' Wnss lrewidvnt I H lllennh rmuun Kim Irenldc-nt Congress Axe Phont 2 415-1 Esta 1847 Bobby Petlt Ruth Frances they tell me your CODIDISXIOH lb all made up Ruth Frances It s false Bobby Petlt That s what they meant Tom When we V1SltBd the asylum we saw a woman that thought she was a prmcess school there are twenty girls that thmk they are Queens Fox the last tlme Donald I ask you or that dollar you owe me Donald Whlttaker Thank goodness that s the end of that sllly questlon 959 BIGGS CLEANERS French Boot Shop Cf Buuftets to Young Modems JD 7 Z0 Congress Avenue FOR MANY YEARS KRESS STORES Have Spetnaliaed ln School Requlrements BIC1 VALUES Llttle PIICCS 1Vatch Kress Wmdows SEE Mrs. T. H. Seekatz FLORIST When uou need flowers thznk of ours they're fresh 206 West 19th Phone 5116 Another Year Another Comet and each year new students comzng older students Ieauzng' Yet durzng schooldays and afterward frtenclshzps are continued at the P R A M O U N Austm's Fznest Entertamment' . Z v 0 Q 9 ' '1 Y L . 1 - , , s , -l , v ' . 1 . A y , .. V . t Y ' ' , ll. '. ' ,. ' . Y - v M . . , ' . I ' K- lfl. ll. llflllllllfll, Sw-rvtury-'l'rensur0l' vwavo. Thatvg nothing Here in high 51 l . ' . - . ' . ' V y . , f 5 , , . . 'A U A A .r A' I A 7 N. .H . Q! . -. 4. ' H HENDLER S FINE SHOES AND HOSIERY 610 CONGRESS AVE PHONE 8826 Austm Texas B W Randolph Inc Establxshed 18 94 WHOLESALE ERUITS AND PRODUCE 401 Colorado Street Brother THE AUSTIIN TRLNK FACTORY LJVD Largest and Most Complete Lme of Trunks and Leather Goods ln Central Texas QAVD 510 Congress Ave AUSTIN TEXAS LARGEST EXCLUSIVE SHOE STORE IN CENTRAL TEXAS featurmg correct Footwear for street sport and evenmg wear Also Hosxery Come ln lets get quamted .ormluu .Mihai Home of Good Shoes and Hosxery PAUL O SIMMS EARL E SIMMS PAUL O SIMMS CO 129 West 7th Street REAL ESTATE INSURANCE LOANS AND RENTALS Phone 2 4121 7 Rolblt. MUQIIQIS Q l l l l l l l Austin Forwarding Co. BONDED AND INSURED Only Austin Owned Forwarding Company Connecting Austin with Houston und Inlermedime Points Let Us Serve You W. G. LUEDECKE. Mgr. Oilicez 117 Congress Ave. PHONE 2-1230 FAMOUS SAYINGS OF HIGH SCHOOL STUDES All the world's a stage and I am only the janitor. by James Gramon. Never do today what you can put off until tomorrow. by Martin Wukasch. A university must be an awful place because children under sixteen are not admitted. by Mutt Kleinert. A boy breaks his date because he has to a girl because she has two 'Nlargaret Bellmont A girl is like a football team lf shes got a good line she can hold them Ann Fleming I-192 Compliments of THURLOW WEED 244 FURNITURE ALUES that speak or themselves T BWNISS TRY THIS ONE 2 0 o 1 F I R l 5 i T I F Q U 0 0 A I- I T 112' ,' Y ASK YOUR GROCER CONGRATULATIUNSI The 'ACOMETH this year is more truly rep- re entatixe of student life and activities than ever before. We are grateful indeed to have had a small part in its make-up. Especially have we enjoyed Working with the Staff Members. We hope we may continue to have the pleasure of serving them as well as the students during the years to come ELWooD M. PAYNE Pres. ff W PARALTA STUDIOS of TEXAS Inc. 2510 GUADALUPE ST. AUSTIN TEXAS Offzczal Photographers to the Publzcatzons of the Umuerszty of Texas T e Wallace Engraving Co Commercial Artists Photo Eng rowers JCE 109 EAST 9th STREET AUSTIN TEXAS 0 7 . . Y Y 5 df H , Y Y I C N fzfff-Q5 . . KD t Y 7 S GREENBERG OPTOMETRIST and Mfg Optzczan 106 West 8th Street Just off Congress Ave HEAT SAPELY WITH COAL f te Q14 K1 Y 7lH NOYES D SMITH PROP Authortzed Dealer IRON FIREMAN AUTOMATIC COAL BURNER Marmello Beauty Shop A Marznello Guzld Shop W e are ful y equzpp d to serve you ln all your beauty problems Permanent Waves S5 00 S7 50 and 5510 00 404 Norwood Bldg Phone 4014 A COMPLETE FOUNTAIN Sandw ches and Salads E 'C5 E Sandwich Shop Located oppos te New Court House Eq pped wth a complete fountan Lunches light Meals and Sand uzches of all kinds 1007 GUADALUPE ST Phone 8122 Scrambled Eggs and Waf'f1es Qu ck Curb Serv ce W here are you gomg wlth that ruler' T Oh I Just want to see ow on Ill he go e The Seven Ages of Women Safety p IS vshp 111115 hm' pms trat Il dl11Il10Ild pins clothes plns and roll ll puns It IS po slble to k s a gui whlle drnmg an automoolle but xt takes a lot of whole hearted eo operatlon Good Clothes for Every Man Qhfeld Ander Son 619 CONGRESS Gexas Ghecltfre Here are conqratulatzons and success to you our school frzends of Austzn High May ue antzczpate your contznued patronage ezther tn the buszness world or after you enter the Unzverszty J R PREDDY Manager ..1 X ,f f' a 'Y X Q , F D' N gr, VV Y - A Z x, ' i io' ' ' 9! ' . . i I I ' 9 I ut' li 1' h i 1' Mrs. MaynefJust a second, Emily Jo. E. J. .- , '- fh ' l eg ' n . CM... 0 , il ' i ' f, L' ' s, ' Yns, ' ' Q ' ' - 'xg ' .. . SL. i-S . I ' y ' . Y B. v . . . 1 . . . y , . MAROONS WE ARE EOR YOU 31 QC PENNEY seo lm DEPARTMENT STURE 51 5 C AUSTIN TEXAS Tth Busmess Men and Women of Tomorrow V h Y 0 0 ,L O Y ' I 513- ongress Avenue 1 I f o e DVO X is ou Success X Contmue to make your HDME 1n Austm The Frzendly Czty Austm Chamber of Commerce Complzments BOWMAN CRAVENS FURNITURE CO Mr Bedlchek Have y u do e any ou s1d rl J lx ma am xt s too cold t e d outs de Wh t do you thlnk of a g rl that falls lo e with or alm st a hop les as a co that fa lo e a B ll Du ha ad er t eme lt alter Fi h r Ive J t been re t tl c rm e e Mrs Harris C od grae u man why EYES EXAMINED WARD 6 TREADWELl tometnsts GLASSES FITTED T H WILLIAMS POWDER PUFF Austm s Largest Store B E A U T Y Excluswely for Women QQ Congress Av nue at Fxfth AUSTI SHOPPE Complzments A FRIEND 'A ' of 66 ' ' 17 O S. ' : 0 n t ' e reading? I Ca ones: 'o, ' , ' ' 0 r a i . ' a ' i f in v' ' a movie act ? She is 0. s e s ' W . lls in v with u 1' m v - is 1 . NV 's e : ' 'us ad- SIVINTN ONGUS3 ing some s a 'sti s. Every t' e I breath , some on dies. . ' : lo -'io s , don't you use Listerine. - r V 9 of THE AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK AUSTIN TEXAS O E E I C E R S H A WROE CHAIRMAN OI BOARD R C ROBERDEAU PRISIDINI' SCHNFIDER VIFI PRLSIDFNI L D WILIIAMS CXSHIIR H PI-AEFFLIN Assxsraxr CASHIER E R L WRGE As51s1A1xrCAsH1rR W H BADGIR R C ROBERDEAU J T BOWMAN L J SCHNEIDER W S DRAIXE EDGAR SWTH TIIEO Low H A WRQE CHAS ROSINER A J ZILKIR Over Forty Years of Seruzce and Protectzon DIRECTORS UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY The Ausltlum NQLUUMQLI Bank AUSTIN T EXAS Resources S10 OOO O00 OO XVM H POITS NIORRIS HIRSHFELD T H DAVIS C M BARTHOLOVIPVJ S B ROBFRDLAL ILI FLLR CORBITT DLNNIS VIACKEIN OFFICERS PRESIDIYNIT VICF PRESIDINIT VICE PRESIDI M N IC E PRFSIDI NT AND CASHH R Ass1s1AN1T CASHII R ASSISIANT CASHILR Assn, TANIT CASHIE R 0 wg DIRECTGRS W I GILIIII x R W PINI 1 x IRx L AND CR um JOHN C Rcis C B COQR R C GOFTH IRL D Wrurh H FOI rs HIRSHILID H DAVIS C N1 BARTHOLONIEXN Ihe Frzendly Bank OF fs-S--S-MS SPS-S A-S C. C. CAMPBELI ,.... . ....., Ass1s'1'ANT CASHIER Cx . .. 5 . .Af . . 1 ' f .. .' T 1 ' 1. . ,' .' 1 1. 5 M. . 1 i . . . ' T. . ' We Sincerely Appreciate Your A Patron age THE HOME OP FOX FIRST NATIONAL and RKO PICIUIGS Good Mornlng Found An English llterature book wlth Roger Tylers name ln xt These golden words of Joy from the mornlng announcement sheet What sweet thoughts they do brlng' Found that lost article for whlch you were going to have to pony up your weeks lunch money And then too there IS another httle well known phrase Please send to the o1Tlce Roger Tvlel Frances Hackett Essle Mae Wentworth Tommy P mughman As Mrs Tyler once sand to llttle Roger Roger the Idea of your staylng after school' I wouldn t thmk of such a thang Nelther would I said Roger It was Nhss Martin that thought of lt Ilttle Frances IS cxlled lll for those numerous cuts of hers And F-xsle Mae well' The little dlckens just Xl ONT go to class Tommy IS called ln to be congratulated on hls exmellent attendance not one cut ln a whole week Marvelous fm!! N f X 0,0811 v W ' W I Ri ff f i Y' W M fe V-Z l Q Y 1 f uf f , - - If 1 f f 3 f ffff!,l3t .., . '. 1 . iff l ff sf fu ' - f , 'f ' l. ' , ' f 2 f f 1' ' ' , .nv . - ' W ..'1 C X W-!'1', - - . ,f 4 1-',. -'. f 4 ' .WL . Y . Mme ,X qu 5' 5 . . ' .twziflet Cv ff ' -' - - 4 'D T ff 5 11 ' ' : , . ,JK - 4 3 ' ' I I a K, ll 'X ' T v 1 I I ' 1 'msgs' H no I xi: . . , - -L ' 1 - fu ' v ' . . v v dp V W 'A . ' - ,V .. - A H ' 00' --'M - -7 1-'71--42329-'..7'-'V 'T A , , do? .- v' tv 1-':.:f,51-Zi ff' f .. ,. . -. - H - ' wa' ' , - T y ' Q l a L. .. l Y i . A .. .- v'v,- .:TlE:?'?J Y , 1 I ,' . . , l . V y . J. fax, U L -I avqfwf I O, I . , . . . . X wg f . ' , ' 7 1 X 1 V, 'lf ' ' ' Y ' - A - A75 ,, 5' . . ,f X .JL x . - if DICK MONROE SAYS: THANKS FOR YOUR PATRONAGE R E M E M B E R . WE ARE ANXIOUS TO SERVE YOU COMPLETE SERVICE E dy P ' d Sh ' MONROE MOTOR C' O INC Authorlzed Chevrolet Dealer 220 EAST 5th STREET PHONE 2 3111 STUDENT HEADQUARTERS EOR ALL SCHOOL SUPPLIES AND BOOKS UNIVERSITY CO OP 6G dlp 1 Top o amt an op SQIVICG 4' Q, 9 'AThe Students' Own Store 224 ua a u e Street , , , Nl, 'AT' jfs Ro REED MUSIC AUSTIN S LEADING MUSIC HOUSE 805 CQNGRESS AVE PHONE 6324 REPUBLIC BANK '25 TRUST CO COMPLETE BANKING TRUST AND INVESTMENT SERVICE Austm Texas Q09 Q , I JUD JAMES Specializing in Clothes for Young Men An Unusual Assortment of Hats Shirts and Neckwear Always on Hand 612 CONGRESS AVENUE Z X Ka H-4-+-V l It IS iutlle to un o ha d J 'VI Even though vou do get there a mlnute or two earlier you will be kept And so he was For a long hour he sat in one ol the hard seats in the auditorium Just as he was ready w here Laurence Shelley was resting for an hour Taking a brief glance around J M prepared himself a mighty splt ball of cardboard and raised his hand As lt left his hand and roared across the audltorlum whlstllng as it went 'Nliss Nlartln walked into the Atldlt0I'll1Ill and Bam llght on the schnozzle lt sotked her And so to make a long story into a short short one J M spends an hour a day ln the Audltollum Hls visits are to con tllllle for some time 1t is understood For weeks and weeks A case possibly of where he wished a Miss had been a mile away 1 i il lr Qi l ,N i l F Q X: 5: , I -... .-mu . Y Y if i l, ' fl! - e - , H ll iLf,Vr.,d. ing, in s I' . . A.. . , -wwf- as y 3 Qif' fa K f ' ' i ' - ' 1 4 X117 to leave, a spit-ball came sailing from across the aisle ,ze , , , , . . W Cf , . l . l N ' s ll 7 'TN ' ' , . l . , ' 41 Zggfwo , , ffvw Q y . . . ' . . . ' w , ' ' , g ' 4' 5' I-nl 'll ', l . f .5 Y ' .. . k, wi -w I . , . . . , H l 1 ' 1 v , . . - ! Xfgbgx X , F it , . . I. ' . . - JXZ1 . l - . - 0 - , V Q tw Y wg ff . X V , . M7155 K 1 ff A ' - . 1 ' - x , ,N , l , ... , Shoes uulltq DACYS WHITE BOOT SHOP 109 W S I 7 822 Congress Avenue est ixth SUREBEST BREAD IT'S BETTER BREAD SOUTHWEST BAKING CO. 302 West 15th Street WALT PAUL1ssEN A hundred yeals ego today a wilderness was hereg A man with pow oer in his gtn went forth to hrnt a deer But n vw the tlnaes haxe chan ed somewhat a1e on a dlfferent plan A dear vuth powder on ber nose goes fo1t1 to hunt a man The M A Ill it JOE LUNG CAFE we M mm me eaut Coth Courzeous Seruzce LAM 507 San Jacmto St Austm Texas 107 E 6th Street Austm Texas Just off Congress Phone 2 2036 Carl Mayer Company ewele GRUEN WATCHES :Vi 618 Congress Ave ,.'. -.1 . V . . 4 o'- '. ' 5 --' ' : 7. ' ' A '1 r - 1 A ' B iful I es 9 cf J rs Qi LANE CEDAR CHESTS 1dlGft f G C' Other Lan S11 75 to S75 00 401 403 Swann Schulle Furnlture C0 congress F M L 5 Insne 0111 Puranffe mdozm lo chegit WHAT IS more dear to the hehrt of woman than a sanctuary here the can keep treasured possessions and valuable woolens with no thought of moth damage or prying fingers? Thats why sweethearts waves and mothers long for a genuine Lane Cedar Chest FRFE To every Hlgh School Graduate a a Mlnnatuve LANE CHEST LIVERS Exquisite new Introductory Chest I l tmdu h FREE! M hI P hey h d Special Ch t ed 'E I dl t KI hgh 550- lothlnauraoos 7 Polleyllll Compliments Sarah Penn Harrls of School of Dancmg NELSON DAVIS DR-PEPPER KELLY SMITH BOTTLING COMPANY MASTER DYER, CLEANER, AUSTIN HATTER O I an 0 - S' E- ,., S M531 ,- ea i s or Q the ifl waduate 5 . 3 Mr .z- . A. . I o l V 'ln DE . . 'on cet-e .ane ot nsurance 0' W Lane as demgne a ' es of unequall - beau y. Rich cabinet wood exterior! with deer N - wood carvings done by han . nlays of importeo - woods. ng ish antique finish. No be! er gift. coulc you ve. Formerly soldforan i as nowonh . . , . n 5 l - . ' I Delucnously Dnfferenil Same AUSTEX quality but N EW, exclusnve recnpe choice meats and nch clule gravy wnh unmatchable from Mexico flavor Gov ernment mspected Cook wnh spaghetti or nce for new de- lxghts Send for FREE Men can Cook Book WALKERSAUSTEX CHILE CO A 1 r Texrw 57 GA Our Moderns Recognlze lt' The French have a lme on III GOODFRIENDS Speclalxze ln ltl Authentzc Fashxons of Dzstmctzon Thrxft and Qualzty are synonymous GOODFRIE D S J ULIAN STERN STARTLES SCIENTIFIC WORLD WITH DISCOVERY OF THE AGE l 2' XJ' 1 Students were overwhelmed today by a. statement from Mr Julian Stern of the Chemxstry Department Mr Sterns state ment read After repeated trlals and experiments I feel Justlfied ln saymg that a hot test tube w1l1 break when it comes in contact with cold water Has experixnented for some time It has been learned that Mr Stern has been carrymg on his expenments ln the scientific field for some time I should like to take this opportunxty Stern told reporters today to correct the belief popular among my fellow stu dents that I falled to pass 10A Chemlstry I was unable to put much time on the urally grossly exaggerated I have been taking this course and shall contlnue to do so purely ln the interests of sclence Dlscovery not accident My dlscovery was not as some belleve an accldent I have had a feeling for some tlme that thls must be true I had to have proof Out of seventy three test tubes tested SEVENTY THREE showed beyond doubt that my theory lB true BARNETTE REFUSES TO MAKE STATEMENT Mr Barnette Sterns instructor refused to comment on the discovery Stern ex plained however that this is due to feeling of extreme self reproachment CLASS SHOCKED' ASTONISHED' AMAZED' Mr Sterns chemlstry class has passed a resolution saying We are too astound ed naturally to express an opinion We have put our faith m the hard glass test tube so long that lt is a great blow xl I' I ,bbq 4 A . o o e 1 f . 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XX hat hanpened to h1n1I Celebx ted too much Love and porus plaster S011 Are rely much allke Its simple getting into one Hut getting out good night Austln Forwarding Co Bonded and Insured Only Austm Owned Forttardmq Co Connecting Austin with Houston and Intermediate Points Ie! Us Seree You W G LLEDECIXE Vlgr Phone 2 1230 Complzments of W E Grand Silver f? .J THE COMPLETE 5 25 KODAKS F 1sH1No I by 8 03553 Supplies or the Amateur Iznlurqzna and Irnlmq Bring In your Ixodak for cximlnatxon cleaning and instruction FREE FASTIVIAIN DEAI ER Congrtss at 10th Dr1sk1lI Hotel Laundry DIAI 6444 I I I II II II II I-4 w Z ' fl K ,. 4 4 , A i l H I I O ,QM fa ' . Y -. I o I M f - :rn . ,I Z cr I ' ,Q A ., N , 1 m . I H . II s i .' II cn - . Il - , . I . P ' I Q ' I II . - , I I : ' I V -,Q ' I H I - J-Is II ' ' II I: I ,. I I II . 1V Q! . I ' '1 1 - M ' - Iv N-TT .V 5I kg ' . . ' ' . II ' '- I I . I I ,.. CD U I1-L4 -LI.-- LLLLLL - Q. A ' ' ' - ' ' IE IT'S PRINTING PHONE 7543 Knape Printing Co. 103 East 10th Sr. HIGH SCHOOL DAYS are PHOTOGRAPH days . . . Austin High students find real values in fine studio photographs JI University Studio Austz'n's Finest DAN E. MCCASKILL, Owner Guadalupe at Zlst Smart Ladies' Footwear Leon's Slipper Shop The Style Shop of Austin SONNET XLIM MY MOST LOVELY UNKNOWN Boil and bubble. little dear, VVhat you are is not quite clear tome rexeal yourself my sweet Come Xvhat are you? I repeat 604A Congress Austin Greetmgs and Best Wzshes f r o m W H HALL Manager QUEEN Theatre Austm s House of Hzts Smell on smell on little mess what you are I cannot guess Sulphur chlorate mercury? You re a mystery to me When the fearful scents are oer Vkhen I pass thru this same door For the last time Joyous tree Think how happy I shall be This is a twelve line sonnet very extra ordinary Absolutely the only twelve line sonnet in existence HOME STEAM LAUNDRY 118 120 E 10th Street Phone 3702 JVQ Perfection is an aim that is never realized But that degree of perfection which pride and care in one s work make possible this laundry sustains JKT WE DO FAMILY WASHING , . Y 1. 1 . 11 ,, , , . , . 1 1 1 , . 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 . . , lk '- '1 1 ' - - 1 ., . 1 . .1 ,1 'U -1 . , . . 1 s 1 1 r , . 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