Biloxi High School - Indian Echo Yearbook (Biloxi, MS)

Text from Pages 1 - 110 of the 1924 volume:

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Dlay ea-ch page carry vivid recollections of the Q best of our high scholol life and fond! memories of the V O Q days of Auld Lang Styne. i A 3 4 r fi 5 Y I S1 i Q , T 5 In 4 fs- ' --1 N-L I U - ,. -. N, . . , t 1 X xx-ktifhkvm' is a,.,9M W ,Q V 1 Q- M, , L ,ik H - N .fy VI' HL' ur-,, V. rxJ J 1' . Pag 1 'Q ef Q, I .f 4012 JA.g,x f 0bwf'lf'.AfnN,7tpb14,,JVK '4A4f, ,lj Iikuvvl AJ Xi,G!V0-A-VIH, MA Lvllifv Z'1L4L4.Mfuf.: J -Www! 121147 ,ffg 1.uJN.- flfvf-lfQLf, 484,445 I 'U'-04 'hvifo 'Im 'AAA' HULL' Q W MAMA ,L.7i, Qfmdw 1 Mp. ,AW M Aw. 1 :LJJM . , . ,, , ,,. . -- - .., V, I 1 U ,cL41Py1M,-4fgV?f Z.k,.,.ZXI' A 4 ., . 'flu' 64!21Lew.s,. 9 LA-g,,,p' 21 . wk f 1,442 I 1 - ' E 2 ff 2' f 'off fffg - f 9 , I V - 5 'Q X N C I Qedzbazfzbfe 5 l , ,f , Q ' ' J- L A , . Illiss AIfl'l'gIll'7'ifl' lV11Iluin.s', our fl'!ll'lII'7' and friend, V nvh0.s'1' lrin,1lnr's.v and l11'lpfulmf.s's hfwe I'llfl1l'!I7'0d hm' in 1 y I 3 Hua 1ll'!l1'fS of 0vf'r'y om' of us, nm. lhe Sr'11i0r.s- of Ninv- c . r 1 v 1 . V' Iwfn Hunrlrrfzl and l'1v1'nfy-Pour, offer ilzzs irzbute as an J z'.1'p1'0ssi011 of our low' and appreciation. 4 1 F1' ' L7 X ' 5 I Q 3 - X N X ' I fb lw f 1 7 X Q , . P 'X X 1 X 9 - fc' - .. , , L -f ll + , -ir, QE- , A-bi 1 ii- , --fic -1 l w -f , - v fl? 5-'K.i'ZL-'- 'A-s 1+ 'X 4- A n rx Y N ' Q x- 'L '-F1 A , Vg' ' l r' ' s ' ' '. ' ' , , 4 ' Pagfb 'I ' ' l 1 I' ---A an-sr-. .HA Aww Luwrm BUWM' HBLMWNEWJS M mmm 'Rf Atfafww Ov Q Qwjvkf x ,Q WJ ,LL I 4 1 'V I x L 6 VNQLJX. gn, All c 9 '7' C i XB Y I 1 N 2' W. N 'Y 1 . N Q 4. A -'if1 s S' l Page 7 ll Q 1 igtacun ,,,..,.., uw ruwrxoqf I li i .--ggflgi 33- f if v 3 Q4 is -l- - 'Yin Y , '--..---,--v - ..,, .-- F A 5 I O 6 c v 4c4 swevbs Q' 5040 662 4 1 'AM 'WANT P 'oo'-'ILL u-'SF-6? we fn ,asm wr? I EDGOQ r I I . ,S 's x , ,. . 5 f PageS , Y m, .-- '- fl-a---in f-rf' 1.-Qi-if W If - f 1-1 ' - - .,....,-. , 2 Q U, -'x F A- l,l Ky Z L 1 D v. .1 I ' s 1 hm x I 'J I 3 :- I - A W' it .1 i N, -l I Beacon Glow 1924 Cer X ' N 19- mm - - t-4 Ae jf g : 1,,Lge-i R ' . fimwvx em D W hgh ,V it yi ' A ENV Ju-Q1 ' ' y ,sb ggi I- OJ 'A , 1 Biloxi, Vfvvw - Hrlve you ever been told how the sunset is gold On Bilo,1'i's white shore it And all the quaint lore- Ifow a ring in an oak twined when Indian love spoke? Have you ever known that the winds sometimes mourn And the sea rises high 'neath a storm blackened sky ii Did you ever float in a quaint wooden boat Thru the starry delight a mid-summer's night? Did you ever ride on mn oncoming tide W'ith an 001' dipping down with a weird rythmic sound? Have you ever yet seen a sea gull careen As it dips to the blue with the sun shining thru? Did you ever stand with a net in your hand A Quietly waiting the break that the mullet will make? Did you ever swim with fervor and vim From the shore to the bar, or the beacons afar That shine in the night with a red warning light? HaN'z'e you ever seen found an old Indian mlound W'here brave Indian Reds hid told arrowheads? Did you ever see our Dlagnolia tree With white buds agleam like the haze of a dream? I-Iave you ever heard our sublime woodlands bird? It is of these things that the big, blue Gulf sings Here they did thrill the wandering ddberville TVhen. from lands of old into this land of gold, He came to our shore which was unknown before. H -IDA VVHITE. ' lewd , K ' 3 awww i r ws r S Q sm Page 9 14' X S 5,1 lu I lux up 1 -4 ll' 4, 'N in 6 . S -'I P 1 'I If 1. I . s 1 YU. if ., W i, I fl Sf Qpm J Hsefge 4 fa ':f +S- 3 'T 4'-'-'Y YY L-,zz Y Y iii- --f--' ' Y - i f 'U '75 , N ' ik fi? f f 3' L Wvfjti K, E-.Vg , Q -' , 1 -, ' O H O Q 'I 72 Pm - f fl: I N E - Ml? 9 9 CE' :D 9 5: ' Q 2 ,T CQ 3'-5' I 5 f 'f' - A 1 A 5 xx . 3 Q53 ,. - czflff ?.' Y VJ x -'Piet 10.3 . l . s I , .AL 'I . .4 1, y, XX xl' D w . Bgaqw ww ' Beacon 610111 1924 A . XX 4, Y gl- W-if Y Y' Y ef, ,,,Q'Y B 1 Y 4' -f 1'-N Vvyxrv 1 xfvyx 3' xr' Lk A X L , XV, xr , f7'- mf-XJ w - f' YI - v .5SQA xg,vxf VOM ff .X f . L3-2 -1 ' Y V A. L. MAY, SUPFIRINTENDENT B1LoxI CITY Sci-IooLs B. S. PEABODY my , , if- V 1 ' -O' . '13 H HHV futll X , i Pdgfll ,xv , , . WYAJI C112 tif?- C J n f - 5 of T4 P 1: 1 6 C L 6 C, N I C 1 4 I I I 3' x If igmcon Qi-SWT? 776W Sinw , 5 Q A vi-S Ki' f. h ... ' ' -vi Y Y -fi f f fl gf' F- Y- ,v - ' ,il ,-,,,N-,Y o E w w 4 1 N I 1 S 1 1 1 i 4 1 Pa gc 12 NJ TEACHER'g REST ROOM TYPLLWRITING ROOM s'rL'm' HALL ' 'JR PX I fl 'ff v 1 K I I 4 9 , 4 Wmbn T120-H 'WW Halton Glam 1924 xx E ,-fHfS '..,f-EQ A E -fT'EE9fJ.i'1gffl3f2iff37 ER L Y 1 l 1 . A - A A- - --- ----A A - n- -- 4-- AA -A..-....i..,..-,, .. -..L,4......,..1..,.... ..,,. A.,.g... BILOXI REGATTA GOLF CLUB LIGHTHOUSE SCENE ALONG EAST BEACH Pagelg Q Q. ' ' Blnfbtu QWILUJIIUDJ ILWZQE Q I .- if 4-f - ' - A Ag'-'li -. 1.f '-'-4- ,A 2'2S-vi' S- 1-1. S R --' --L+-. 2 Q 12,1-Ii-'fa 1, I A , A '- .1-L -fi , 0 ' . xVW?LyWYmmK N fb' 6 3 . ,R f ,ff MA 1 ij 1 K I 1 ku f50l5R,J0S1F4LCA,-'JUN-' i BOARD OF EDUCATION J 4 MR. YV. I . GOIiENI I,O, PRESIDENT KT 1 MRS. H. C. 'I'OW'NSMIERE, SIGORIQTARY MRS. 'It K. DRvI'I I' ' l MR. w. J. GRANT ' MR. R. I.. IJUKATI41 f I BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS muon xr. REMEJ5 f Q MAYOR J. J. KENNEDY Q I MR. M. L. MICHEL ' MR. J. A. SWANZY I ll 11 I 21- I UNA. 76V'2A.!A1JC',f5'-1-'4'4J Qgiavflkv IZAXV b X 'E-r-rl-1 64' V7' F JV 1 2 - EJ GA-fd., ' .B r LXA-lfl' Cfrv 0 LA I A , 2-vnuq MM I 'K -Iii vf3f5Q1fMlffR+wvwwf0fiA V'W L . M bf A M RWM M Wf ......,........,fM. f-M2-S I -jzviyhll, 'KJV J I 'L 'Z f1df ' fZJ'AA41 it MMM UJWN ,me .QKWRIJUREWMLLMW 1 .WW vfvpz, 0'C'1f'v 0 C' -VML7 I V? 7-Iftfvkf-' Ucfi.-if-0 ' Page14 714 A 5 1 g J 2 -.-011,-. 4 - 557+ in 'f ' I .4 N 1 X 1 X XQL k X , f-A I Mfnff af' 7 CSCI? f 0 QQWUQUHHJQQEf i 1 ZZEQ lpn U OKI-v.x1lf-gmfllxk --J,Q,L05U,,wf - iw4 'LL' X'1 --Q' ' X1 ---V 5? Lf' if ' f L, 1175, ff , MQJAQQVQA ,,b,,Z?,X. ' W-X k n .7.10'D ,590 xxx-L, -I. - ' i H 4 ff V Y J f E ff 1 N Ya! A, in fffw X4 LQ Z fV2L M' Wfofgz ff- ,341.a.jg. v +- - . R1 A 0, . u I Braxton 610111 1924 , I 1' I xx , 5+ ...i- JJA1 M 1 412119-5 P05310 H1185 EDNA I-IQLLEY PRINCIP.-II. HIGH SCHOOL NIISS M.xRcUERITI2 SPIEIR sIIIfnRvIsoR cR.xnII scIIooI.s NIISS JIINNIII Sc.xRIIoRoIIcII CIl.XlR OF M,fITIIIzM.x'I'Ics A1188 NANNIIQ-M,IvIzs CRUMI' CIIAIR oI-' SCIENCE xi. B. l'a.I.Ir1r MR. A. L. PENcI.Ixsn CH.-IIR or coIvIMERcIIxI. DEPT. .xI'HI,I2'rIc DIRECTOR MR. JOE IDRAKE ARRINGTON CHAIR or I..1ITIN .-I. B. Cathnlit Unifversily, lI'a.rl1ingIon, D. C. MISS MARGUERITE VVATIQINS CHAIR or ENGLISH A. B. Jgnf: Srofl MRS. MAYI3ELI.E CI.owER-BYRD CHAIR or HISTORY B. S. Peabody - -- if 5 Q H KL. Q X C I - 4 N I ing Beacon 6510111 1924' 0 I n xx -'I-524 I'- 1ffgf'??lf?2'-iv 7 -1-4 I NIISS M.-IRI' CAIIILI. QYIQEEFE CHAIR OF MODERN IANOUIIGES .-1. B. Nefwromb MISS MIIBEI. CUNNINGHIIM CHAIR OF SCIENCE .-I. B. M. S. C. W. MRS. J. C. CLOVVER MATHEMATICS-ENcI.ISI-I I-7. B. Shorter MISS LUCILLE VVVRIGI-IT HOME ECONOMICS B. S. 11Ii.v.vouri Slate Teaflzerx College MISS CAROLINE PORTER I CHAIR OF PUBLIC SCHOOL MUSIC A. B. Winthrop MISS MARGUERITE DACEY CHAIR OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION FOR GIRLS ' -I , 15. A. M. S. C. W. MISS IRIS JOHNSON HISTORY-ENGLISH A B Brfnau MRS. M. L. MICHEL COMMERCIAL ARITHMETIC JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL MATHEMATICS .FFT J Page I7 'v 1 I 0 N -vg O- u . ll J N C' E' U- ,ID IV 3 W 7 H-wtf' It lm 1,1 VU I' 0' Q5 qu-15. - ' 9' '-Q!vi'1anI4u,Qr'f::.4fff'5-1P'iMsfZ '4 I' .I C. N19 I1 953717115 Ulkhvllllb. . 5. -1'-:raw wuvwwv vi--1 V s ' Q I - f E - 5 1 E E H -+I + - 'ff' R- - -- -Y - --- S-if -1 rr ....-....-- ,-,gi ,,,..-- I 4 4 1 Page 18 MISS RUTH GATES SIXTH GRADE NIISS CURA J. LLADU ENGI.IsH, READING- JUNIIIR IIIGII scHooI, MRS. I-I. H. ROOF GEOGRAPHY, SPELIIING, VVRIT- ING-J U NIOR HIGH SCHOOL MRS. HARVEY GREENE MATHEMATICS, READING- JUNIOR I-IIGH scHooI, I MISS LILY BowEN CIVICS, VVRITING, SPELLI NG- ,I U NIOR HIGH SCHOOL MRS. 'NIONEY KEEN.kN ENGLISH, HISTORY- JUNIOR HIGH scIIooI, ,. -f-. - f. .-.-,nw . . Q. -T m.T. Q' ' 2fMf ' W W fn L tg Yo EQ, 1 ibut-VQQ A , M ,fgnf -UXQLJ Av , Xe X 4 Q 1 N N K I V 5 'N 'QV MM , 12-cufQ LTL 5 I QM - U ' Q YL, Shu., ,L,v, ,fx tj, EN jtffji GXJKL 'Ai JP glpw f 2 , ,W an , - YJ-745 j C7 Q SENQUHS JQM,f,,f VW! -7 Q-f ESX , Aw ' AA, 'J if ?1 7 P .gf 3 L X M , J ,f 7 f- in -My Mfidfjvi ,TC QA!! V AJ' J 4' 'A ff A. 1, ' -ff, . H 1-f ,p JZ, fqj In y- FQ! IJ 4 LQ! ,A -f1.17' I. ,J 'xJV.5.,' K., , ' 3, 1,6 f' I ' J 1 Xfvj 'N JJ 5 6 n 4 V A- S 4- I r IBTB3' . ?! T33 f. 1 4 , g '- 54 , 4 ,X 1 1 Y ' 214 1 E , I gf Um 5.22411 --1 QM ' if-if ' ' 'X xxx RTJJJQ' ' , 1 H X I Page IQ of? E ,fw- fx., W o Q 0 ff 1 iw - jgfgi-Y,-, ,,,, v,-A 1 Y 5 Cb' by X . N I x QJQM . I K w 409 'Q .N - X :Qs Senzor Class Poem Can. I forget, dear 1-lvzss, one glorious Autumn day- I slruyed Io .selmol u lonely, piliful siglztg I found you, ull so Izuppy, so elreerful ond so gayg 5 A nd Ilzere, we worked, willzin Fllllllglfflll fairy-liglll. ,IAPCAJ IVHIIIII your doors, I read si'neerily-nay, und frufh, The n'ilr'l1ery of Innoeenr'e-nfrong mzlcuonm, Told sf'I1ool's old sloryj I claimed you as my 071171. Could you renzemlner now, how ilzen roonped nve on the lunrn, And Imnd in. lmnd we crossed, The forbidden broolcf' N I'd glue Ilre rvorld, dear class-nzuies fo see you smzle as then, 5 I'Vl1en you nveleonzed me, beside the pebble brook. Can I florgef Ilzose golden dwuys-many long years ago, lVIzen often in sacred Imunls your smiles I see, And flzrouglz the somber slzudonvs of silent nigh!-'fill danvn, Your genfle lender 'voices sfill resound fo me? And -rvhen I go fo our old pafhs in the shady glen, They seem fo wont to ask as I pass along: Just to seem and n'o1zo'er if you'll ever come again, To lead, as of old, in melody of song. Could I forget dear class one glorious Autumn day, The mafelzless glowing beauty of your faces fair, lVIzile your beloved names in. nzemory linger?-nay! I would dare not forget, I do so muck care. t awflllv uf? rr .9 ,Xl A1264 '7bCf1N!fpcA, Page 20 r ,ifo- RUBY TROCIiESSET. , f 7 ,Af ..X' If If l Indeed Ihul glad 'lI'l'lI-YU'Nll'1H'S.S' of .s'p1'ing-li111f .s golden youlhg . Beacon mum 1924 .f '. : X l li -,i 7,-f 4. - 7-,i4Y,ivlifY4 ' rg 'Y ,T ' ,f 'F Ai 9 F- i 'Q iT Y -Yi fl-591 'Y'.ij'lLgi,,lf- ' i4 Y J X M .K fn .Alai ',.,,.,.,---u--1-wr-v-Y.,i..-.- 1 ,,V.. , S SS We S S fx. X x 0 1 X U 'X , X, KQV! -A C CTX : S S! F' - N . S 55 , U SENIOR CLASS S P K X Q fx GFFICRRS xx K xx XXELLIABI ROOF ..-- ------ Ijresidgnt X ROBERT TAYLOR --- --- Vice-Presia'ent JANE Roolf ..... , ------ Sec,-dwg - THELMA PARKER --- ------ Treasu,-6,4 BIISS SCARBOROUGH -U ------ -U SPQHSOT CLASS COLORS ..... --- -- Green and PVhite A lfe Seniors ' J 7 TVe Seniors are a happy bunch, ' None happier can you hurl, l'Ve all do credit to B. H. S. For me ore the ele11er hind. Q 'Tis we who have fhe fooilmll lzoys, 2 The nieest boys have we. D And study, oh we surely do, For we are Seniors don? you see? lVe Seniors soon. will part from school, Each to go his way, And sadly you will hear us say, To gmrlzmfe is certainly eruelf, Poqe2I 1 , :tb 6,v.QA-3 fvwxk' v s ,Lvofvvv '- O l . imlglilvfmllm llwilllllllllflbl lU5'll?QL'l5 J. Q ' il fn l ah-A Af-be - , A - - X, Y ,,.4-..,..1-- w .4 Pace 22 ROY ASTLEFORD l i CHARLES BROAD XIII great men are dying, W'orry doesn't help so 'why fivor- 1 don't feel fwell myself. Literary Society, 'LProf. Pepp, ry?.u Literary Societyg Football, '22, '23, Dramatic Club, '23, '24, '23, Welcome Home, J immyf' '23 : - Senior Editor Aznual. HAZEL ALLEN Her air is so gentle, Her aspect so meek, So modest, yet sfweet Are her charms. Glee Club, '24, W'indmills of Holland, 723. .A ' , dv 515244 , , EDWARD BRADY He alfwavs has a smiling face, In school and out, most efvery place. Literary Societyg Prof, Pepp, '23, Dramatic Club, '23, ,24Q Football, 23. ANNA MAY BOWEN 7711113 ' 6-Mk - O She is one iaith short bobbed M' Q curls, 7l Her friendship is fworth more than pearls. Liter-ary Society, Senior Team, 24. 1 :'. D 's Q fi.: Tp Z I1 ls--. Us 'Q N l in ,ll l A -. x 1 1 6.5 , 1 J Q' li l L A sq F 1 I li V if. z la. 1 Un ' itz un. a 5 1 ,Beacon mum 1924 0 -.I Y zn. Y L-A QNX ,f+a ' ,...1.i- -'- li -' Y' - ' Y -1 . Y rl? - , --., u 4 Q C THAD BRYAN WALKER BROUN Bashful, we confess, He joined us Liked, nevertheless. In our Junior year, Football, '21, '22, '23, Base- He's full ball, ,23. Of kindly good cheer. JULIA BASS ANDY BERNICH She's quiet and sfweet, Tall and 'very like ' And al-ways looks neat. Unto a beanpole, Literary Society, Dramatic But then so- Club, '23, ,24. Was Abe'-Lincoln. ' Literary Society, Football, ,2I, ' '22, '23, Basketball, '23, '24. EUNICE n1LBo Q 7'lvrJ . 0-0 . XL . She's zz girl fwith dark bobbed , A ' ' ' ' hair, R ,v 'D .flnfl a disposition fvery rare. r kip 'X Literary Society, Glee Club, ' ,23, '24g Windmills of Hol- ll . , land, '23. ' V Y l A ' l f f ,- 1 ix J' fb!! 3 ,X D , , X. f .1 ' ' I ' li l '-1, -lf Z! Cj Q: 'L ,gr - 'f ,1'f-L-'- fflilb .J lon. m gh, 2- C I f. . 4 i. QA: ft. c Ct,a,,,,,N .j ff, , OM A ,L its Vx 1 I 4 'fl . ' QL. Vlg--ful VL? .nj 4 ,rw it ,VXA V L r , wtf Kirk vw Www Lili fl 30.26. -Vt, C . ,i,.,v u QQ, 1 A Page 23 Ba. a 2 Q 0 L x N I f fa Ea .Ei u. K l C I 'N lx C 5 Bzaltun amlumum lima J ' 5 - , at-2 -AJ , --, 4 -- 7 51.1. xx - ,,,-.-... - ' ,-,...- , 14-1- 11 - x I 0 i Page 24 . - fx V BISTANCOURT ll'e alfways knofw fwhen it'5 go- ing to rain, For l ' stays home 'with some nefw pain. Football, ,22, '23, Basketball, '23, ,24. MALCOLM CLOWER One ear it heard, out at the other, it went. Literary Society, Dramatic Club, '24, Bus. Mgr. Annual. LO UIS CLARK an J x, 'N n M 5 3 ' 1 I ELLEN CANETTE TWH- wwwwndihul Few girl: are like you, Sfweet, modertfanri so true. Literary Society, H. G. L. Club? Prof, Pepp, '23, Sec'y Dramatic Club, '24, Glee Club, '23, '24, VVindmills of Hol- - land, '24, VVelcome Home, Jimmie, ,24. She is cle-ver and bright, And talks fwilh a might. ' Club, '23, '24, Glee Club, '24 URA CAZEAUX H The best things often come in small packages. Literary Society, Glee Club. '24, VVinclmills of Holland, 1 .24 Q Lgyrary Society , D ramatic V , 45: .. , X 3 Bzacon Glow 1924 xx B -Hd.-. X - 4.1-Lee 2 1' 4 -... -1.-Terr e , 1 Q w ' Y ...Lif- -,..?-- 'K f Ml ll .L xfk'c?7' lshbt' V ,J 1 ELMER GAY Algebra and History-for some of us hard, Hezfve no terrors for him, in them he starred. Prof. Pepp, '23, Dramatic Club, y23, '24, Welcome Home, Jimmie, '24, Photographer An- ' nualg Football, '23. CL, RA ERIKSE Wh first she glea lx 0 our .f ght, E'en then -we liked her fwith all our might. ' Literary Society. STEPHEN GORENFLO A boy fwho allways does fwhat he can, A 'very buszness-like y 0 u n g man. Prof. Pepp, '23g Dramatic Club, '23, '24, Bus. Mgr. An- nual, K'Welcome Home, jim- mie, '24, Football, '23, '24. LAUR, ERIKS Lu-L l MzId .riweet an fu ,' Tru.rt'v r and she'll trust you. Literary Society. N4 ' w'. X Q 49 'R MYRTLE EVVING - Qjj f The 'world shall come to an N J fxzf Ereenlflyrtle eould deceive a Q XJ- X wake Ligiii?i5ti.Sor:ietx'. i X FQJJX' D A C5 rf Page 25 N 5 J K! Bmtom mfsmmm twat .f - .5.'L'e -:W i , .- Page 26 MARGUERITI5 HASS Her eyes are hright, .4 glarldenilzg sight. Literary Society, Secy. Fresh- man Class, Secy. Sophomore Class, Treas. Junior Class, H. G. L. Club, Capt. Senior and Varsity Team, Basketball, ,22, '23, '24. MAY GOODMAN It pays to smile, S0 :mile a fwlzilef' Literary Society, Prof, Pepp, '23, Glee Club, '23, Corr. Sec'y Annual, Dramatic Club, '23, '24. ABBIE HARKNESS Far may 'we search ere fwe find, ff heart so gentle and so kind. Literary Society. JOHN HOGAN Heir 'witty and Irish, fwhat more eould you wish? Heir a football star, and .ffwims like a -rock! . Literary Society, Sport Editor Annual, Football, '21, ,22, '23, Basketball, '22, ,23, ,245 Base- ball, '22, '23, ,24. MARION HOGAN I 'She is the slender, pretty one, IVhose eyes are alfways fulla fun. Literary Society, Prof, Pepp, '23, Dramatic Club, '23. 1 ,..u..a.. .. I. Beacon Glow 1924 I xx i ru ,gg UA 4 F.-, -,,.. 'Yr ,, 5 5 L LZ.,- ---- 'Y ' jg-X' ,f-ff Y,A - , ELIZABETH JOULLIAN Her face and disposition are round and sunny. Literary Societv, Pres. Fresh. Class, Pres. Junior Class, H. G. L. Club, Prof, Pepp, '23, Dramatic Club CPres.j, '24, Joke Ed. Annual, Secy.-Treas. Glee Club, '24, Windmills of Hol- land, '23, 'WVelcome Home, Jimmie, '24, MILDRED IZARD She studies all year, Shfs deserfuing 'tis clear. Literary Society, Treas. Soph. Class, H. G. L. Club, Glee WILHELMINA KELLER Sl1e's just the .fame in sun or ' storm, For her our hearts are elver fwarmf' Literary Society. EARL KNOX He is our dimpled Earl, As a speaker lze's a Pea Literary Society. rl C?l Club, '23. ELYRIA LATIMER Here's a good girl, not too good, For the good die young, and 'we don't like dead ones. Literary Society, Glee Club, '23, '24, Windmills of Hol- land, '24. :iff CX 'gh ' f JN X CVWHNX N .kv ,X XSQIXJJV-RJ O-2 agg 27 N wif fx U am gb ' WC!! l I S ff Beacon mmm :we-Qs 5 5 J-2-2, , Y' ' - ' ...-,..- '-,-,if Pg qu 25 LAZARO LOPEZ RALPH MCGLAUGHLIN ' I stand on the edge of a great Happy and from care I'm free Why aren'l others content like career, Won't somebody please push me me? b off? Literary Society. Literary Society. HILDA LUNDAY In sunshine or rain She's alfways the same. Literary Society. LUCILLE MEEKS She who frofwns on man Must die a maid, So :why frown? Literary Society, Pres. Ath- letic Ass'n, '24, V.-Pres. Fresh. class, Eres. Soph. Class, Prof, Pepp, '23, Dramatic Club, ,23, '24, Pres. Glee Club, '24, Wind- mills of Holland, '23, H. G. L. Club, Welcome Home, Jim- mie, '24, Editor-in-Chief of Annual, Senior B. B. Team, ,24. MAUD MUGNIER She has the 'very clearest head For remembering all the teach- ers said. Literary Society, Secy. junior Class, Gle e Club, '23, '24, Sec'y junior Class, Windmills of Holland, '23. LS. rx Q1 D if 5 NJ bv Brno Gio 2 ,xpn 111194 1 N xx ,ia-,-L. L 2-A 5 ,gale if- -X ' .,.11i' -- l -1 ,lf- Y4 , , l,A,lLCb M-ff aa,-J. I 50 W' ad K' n-.,,'f ng.. AAAL0 AAMQ ? vi nm . ' ' LIL1s.l4.JLj- BEATRICE MEUNIER 6 0 P She beliefves in lofve and unity, MARJORIE PAYNE As lofvahle as she is fair X Dark corners and opportunity. Pleasant an d h appy efuery- Literary Society, Dramatic where. Club, ,23, ,24, Treas. Dramatic Club, '24, Glee Club, '24. HELEN MORRISON .X Her eyes are soft and dreamy ERIC PRICE ' + ' too, 1t's better to he little than not You Iofue her and she'll lo-ve at all. af you, Literary Society. 2 Literary Society, Glee Club, '7 Z it. '23, '24, Windmills of Hol- land, ,23. MAMIE PAYNE She's M argie's sister, strange but true, She's fulla fun and mischief too. U Page 29 I ,4- Ap M1774 AAA.. A4uXI.N fl zatcmw xuwcwnvw H- M'-4 f , . if-'F ,,,,.. - W' ' -,,.,,...1..' f Page 30 THELMA PARKER The 'world is drafwn to girls like you, So steadfast and so fvery true. Literary Societyg Treas. Sen- ior Classg Glee Club, '23, ALMA PARKER One fwho to herself is true And .therefore must he true to you. Literary Society, Secy. Athletic Ass'ng Glee Club, '24. VINNETTE PHILBRICK She is little, hut, oh, so bright, She newer fails to get things right. Literary Society. NVILLIAM ROOF It isr1't any use for I hafve a girl. Literary Societyg V.-Pres. Ath- letic Ass'n, 'zgg Secy. Fresh. Class, V.-Pres. Soph. Classg Pres. Senior Classg Ass't Ed. An- . fl -4 nualg Football, ,22, 'zgg Dra- matic Club, '24. JANE ROOF Her memory fwill he in our heart E'en tho for years we are apart. Literary Societyg H. G. L. Clubg Secy. Senior Classy Club, Editor Annual, Dramatic Club, Senior B. B. Team, Welcome Home, Jimmief' Varsity Team. ,I r! ,t . A , - -I ,,' 1 Y I iff..- I , , I I - 1 JK, ' I ' ' 3 - . '- l .f,,,,,4 i L lv Y 'I f fy Nui fl ft' J 1, W- -. If rxl 4 .rg -x Si ., . 45, 5 I I.: 7 .- H. 'tt ' . - i9'i'Q -S- f' ' Al. 4 3 L Elig f wi. .if .,.:.: f. V -L' BM ,uv-'-.MJXO AAr,l!-fv+ft1..i-Vvp,,t.,-Q'D'e 'A'vwA 0 I all zs azr zn lofve, She's one of our most talented Where do the brunettes come girls zn? The thing she lacks zs natures L1terary Society ee , . 2 4 Wmdmills of Hol- Literary Society Art Edltor land 23 Dramatic Club, ,23, Annualg 'Glee Club 24 Wmd FRANCES RANDALL OLGA SWETMAN G1 Club curls 24 Corr Secy of Annual. m1lls of Holland 3 13.15 ' KATHERINE SLAYf'nV1'0' in IS ABEQ STEWART Shes sugar and spice A pleasant dzsposztzon And ewerythzng nzce Is a 'valued acquzsztzon S cxet Dramatic Literary Soclety Glee Club Lxterary o y Club 23 24 Prof Pepp, '23g 'zzg Dramatic Club 23 24 FREDA SCHWARTZ Al smile for all, a welcome glad, A jofuial, fuampish fway she had. Dramatic Club, 724g .H. G. L. Clubg Senior Class Tcamg Welcome Home, Jimmie, '24. lf s ' I 9 D. U1 Z fl xl .J l l .L Qi LU ol r EY'-I sb'-l luv'-0 1 ll-lm E-C be Uwf .mls ii-L ri---3 CI1llQ fl KCZIIIDIHI. Only one day you were with me, Just only one night you were near, A But I learned to miss your own sweet kiss, I learned in that time you were dear. l Secrets we told in confidence, Ah youthful, most youthful were weg .But the moon shone bright, on -? wrt... . T.i. Ana YOU! Ilce C0l1ld Q1Bl'f'f!?7S3!f2e I In those vast hallsfof Reserve, will you, a little space? Just tuck me Away, with that golden dugg When You ld me in your embrace. T0 Your touch I thrilled KI wonder whyj - . 'Twas better we'd never met! ' But the moonlight gleams, thro' -youthful dreams, , Wbllejkv ju uefffet- 139 I ROBERT TAYLOR CARLYCE WARD Steady of heart and .strong of In his modest, quiet Away hand Ile earefully does his fworle eaeh He'd fwin hir fway in any land. day. V.-Pres. Senior Class, Dra- Sport Ed. School News, Foot- matic Club, '24g Basketball, '24. ball, '23, Basketball, ,24. ELLA MENA TERRY RUBY TROCHESSET 'Heel' 57 .' H . Shes the tall, slender one Her fverres are alfwavs delzghl- .Hfter -whom lhe-Jellyheans run. ful and xfweet, 1 Literary Society, H. G. L. In fwriling poetry .vhe's hard to J' Club, Glee Club, ,24Q VVind- beat. mills of Holland, '23, Ofhce Ed. Sch ool News, .I Poetry Ed. Annual, Dramatic Club, '24. s., ie LAURIE' WILKES She is one .fo iall and fair - lVith deep grey eyes and rafven hair. Literary Society, H. G. L. Clubg V,-Pres. Junior Class, Cheer Leader, '24, Senior B. B. Team, '24, Varsity Team, '23, ,24. K '31 lbPage 32 5 Y e V X V 1 44 4 F Beacon 6l0wQg192 tit ty X' , A . li . wx I A I X XX ml , X kr-rg: if X A-S i i l- , Q iii, i ' if A Q. 5- ' X A 1 xx M X Q Q li M' 'Q I 0 ' Q -'x X I X Iii NSS fiiiliE5i?i ' . 5 iii it . QSSQMK 8 3 4 ' i l HAROLD YVALCOTT He'.r long and lanky fwe admit, With reddish hair and a temper to Baseball, '23. ' ELEANOR WHEELER .., f Some goddess fwith a little pin, Prirked a dimple in her Chin. LOUIS WITTER He has a .vlnile from ear to ear, He is our jolliext hoy that is dear. Literary Society,fD1'amatic Club, '24, 'lVVel come Home, jimmief, ,2.1.. ,Lit JJ IDA WHITE This modext young maiden I name Is one who ir dextzned to famed' Literary Society, Glee Club, '23, Dramatic Literary Society, Art Editor of Annual, Drag Club, YZ3, ,24. Clank M matic Club, ,23, '24. . g bmi- M f .t, . c , ,9 K Jbxeuw-1.1 Cb if 3 MW V' I we 'X 5 fa ll yt,-.1 'vxvb M KZJVVVVU I EJ Aovvtj ZW' ,I lj A R N is Pagegg Un Q 'Q zvrimwnwuwus nwmwv4sv'v-in Q-.iv-:wtf -:1efv..e Q I 1' on nfs- , M .ef -A ge ---ire- X T llligv 'bog .ivwifg ser A DT'Ej,.'1JJ i - vc' L HISTORY 5 I 'I 1 i L. lil - 5 x N 5- 4, A S g xv N I 1 IF' The class of 'Q-L is the largest and most interesting of all the graduating classes of the Biloxi High School. lfrom it we shall no doubt obtain future artists, doctors, lawyers, stenographers, nurses, bookkeepers and housewives. In September, 1912, this famous Senior class began its interesting school career at Howard No. I, with Mr. Linfield as Superintendent and Miss Hall as Principal. The members of the class were: Ura Cazeaux, the class tlapper, Elizabeth Joullian, the elass's jolliest girl, XVilhelmina Keller, Biloxi's future trained nurse, May Good man, the chatterbox, Abbie llarkness, our dear peaeemaker, Marion Hogan, our future Constance Talmadgegn Ida XVhite, one of our artists, Irish Hogan, our quarter-back, Maleolm flower, the expert lford cranker, Andy Bernieh, his mother's pride and joy, l'larl Knox, the peppiest boy of our el:1ss, and Roy Astleford, the famous critic. All were well behaved that first year, and were promoted to the the second grade. Andy began his devilment that second year and has improved in that line ever since. llelen Morrison, the most innocent of our elass, then joined us. The third year passed without any additions to the class, but lioy Astleford de- cided he needed a change for his health, and left us to go to West lrlnd. At this time one year was added to the sehool term, and to straighten matters, the fourth grade was called the fifth. At the end of the fifth year we decided we had outgrown the little tots and tra.us- fe1'red to the Central School. Our class was there increased by: Katheryn Slay, a future housewife, lsabee Stewart, a peroxide blond, Laurie VVilkes and Marguerite Hass, our cheer leaders, lillen Cannette, our comedian, Louis Clark, a Parisian mod- el, Beatrice Muenier, the heart-breaker, Hilda I,nnd,a 1 the.f ture Mary Piekford, Eunice Bilbo, a future lawyer, Myrtle Ewing, oiiixr'2iEfi'l!rice lZill'dQ Brie Price, the Sheik of VVest Beachgi' Ralph McGlanghlin, W'illiam Roof, two of the most depend- able boys in High School, Louis 'Witter and Hoy Astleford, our best talkers and ad- visors. Being in a new sehool with Mr. Koeher as Superintendent, the whole class did good wo-rk and was promoted to the seventh grade. We were there joined by Julia Bass, Mildred Izard, .lane Roof, and Edward Brady. YVe began our eighth grade with only one new member, Steve Himself. This year seemed very long as we were all anxious to get into the High School. VVe finally succeeded in getting the seventy-five per cent which entitled us to enter the coveted domain. Mr. Kocher left us this year and was succeeded by Mr. Bennett. Yve then thought ourselves grown up and very important, but the SophsH soon impressed on us that we were only green Freshies. This year the little group that had been following us so long and patiently decided they would do so no longer and skipped the eighth grade to join us. These were: Olga Swetman, our fascinating mermaid, Alma Parker, stenographer, Thelma Parker, a future teacher, Anna May Bowen, Vinnette Philbrick and Eleanor VVheeler, future chorus girls and artists models. Other members were: Elyria Latimer, the noted flirt, Lucille Meeks, so quiet and demure, Frances Randall, a wizard in bookkeeping, Maud Mugnier, every- body's friend, Lazaro Lopez, Mama's boy. By this time our class numbered forty- four. Soon after we became Freshmen, we organized our class, which was very un- usual since we were the first Freshmen to do this. Wle also formed a Literary So- iciety and divided the class into two sides, the Howard and Linfield. Many interest- ing debates were earried on between these two societies. ,A Page 34 Beacon Glow 1924 U kr -3 ' -igiii A-Z-P it i-give-, - P 'P sa T I X OHS , i . . MTU? i a A1 wyv i OVVL jt:fg,V1,U I Q, EAI' 1.4,4iFI ikffewcdoec Je., Jpvap-M11 f-l---- CLA,a4 JQAQW Afv152iv 'fcixiv ffia4,4Afcfftf I!! As Sophs we didn't feel nite so green, but realized we had more responsi- bilities. At this stage of our school career Mutt and Jeif, who are better known as Harold lVolcott and Thad Bryan, entered our class. And still they came: Charles Broad QSpark Plugj our football center, and Marjorie Payne, who always plays the game. Medals were offered to the pupil in each -class who attained the highest average. Lucille Meeks received the one awarded to the Sophomores.. Then came our Junior year when the girls began to blossom into young woman-- hood, and the boys assumed the attitude of real men. The new members of this class were: Ruby Trochesset, the blushing co-edg Freda Schwartz, the noted Vamipg Fiacro Betaneourt, the Spanish cavalier, Elmer Gay, a long Yankee from Illinois, and lValker Brown, the ladies' man. Soon after becoming Juniors we called a class meet- ing and elected the following officers: Elizabeth Joullian, President, Laurie WVilkes, Vice-Presidentg Marguerite Hass, Treasurer, and Maud Mugnier, Secretary. Old rose and silver were chosen for the class colors. During this year the class gave a play entitled Prof. Pepp and with the proceeds bought books for the library. As it was the custom at the close of the session, we entertained the Seniors with a 'fFare- well Banquetn and dance. VVe ended our Junior year by acting as ushers for the graduating class of '23. ' At last we became Seniors l How proud we felt to think that we were the first and most important class of B. H. S. This year we welcomed into our class: Hazel Allen, a graduate of Temming High School, Mamie Payne, from S. C. G., Robert Taylor and Carlyce YVard. Mr. Bennet left us in our Junior year and was succeeded by Mr. .M ay. During our Senior year we had a number of socials which were very much en- j oyed. Our Athletic Director, Mr. Penglase, offered a banner to the class first at- taining one hundred percent miembership in the Athletic Association, and we won the banner. YVe proved ourselves exceptionally progressive by being the first e-lass of Biloxi High to edit an annual. The following staff was appointed: Lucille Meeks and YVilliarn Roof, Editor and Assistant Editor, respectively, and Malcolm Clower and Steve Gorenflo, Business Managers. Thirteen capable assistants were also chosen to hclp them with their work. - You have just heard the history of our class through the past and present. Our Prophet will now tell the History of them in the future. - --Zllauaf Mugnicr. fe-f F' I . . . 4 , , 1 'Y 1 1 f 1 N X I ' 't rx i , - , f X ' P08935 S G N f 9 lu D d li -rm fi? L - VP N4 ' s A - v lubvll 'LUlUlfV b'jh l B Q 0 2' 1 -+- oi al-' ' e-43: ' I it XS i - , -- ?w-l iv.- -...T- f 1 5 .c . ' :lift N J 1 'CLASS PROPHECY OP '24 c::,, I have ust returned from a visit to Dreamland. TI1e evening sun was sinking in the IVest and the sunset turned the ocean blue to gold. Truly only a dream, but a dream of our class of 'Q-14. I was standing by the River Future. Suddenly a canoe came drifting past. I rom the depths of the great sea came a melodions sound and there, to my surprise, sat Nlyrtlcxliwinglplaying a violin. Near her was her romantic lover, ErictfI'rig:. They passed on and I listened for the music. It never came again, and the beautiful waters l'llilllQl'iI to a mountain ol' rainbow colors with a glistening top. I clianccd to look u i and saw an air :lane and heard some one shout Hcllo. l 3 1 The :lane came lower and I rccofvnizcd the milot to be mer Ga ' with him was I.u-- n rw l .. - ville Meeks. These were school pals ol' mine on their honeymoon trip. Then Venice, the land of waters! A minstrel on the silvery lakes, played music that touched the hearts and souls of men. VVhen the boat came by, I saw my class mate of by-gone days, lhlilllllolhlllgllligfi playing on her banjo, and by her side, was Iioln-rtb'I':1ylor. The minstrcl passed on. I lingered on an ovcrlianging gallery, and suddenly my imagination took me on and I drifted into the eozicst bungalow in the world. then peeped in at the window and saw, seated by the piano singing, prgtty I,ouis Clark. She ceased playing and looked into the eyes of her lmsband, Clugjlcs Broad, I could not stay longer. .lust as he brought his lips to hers, my dream vanished and I was alone. . MI wandered away and paused in front of a movie stlpdio, in Hollywood. I saw an actress, beautiful, indeed, she was my friend Katherine She came into the scene whgre a handsome Prince Charming awaited her. He was my old friend Fiacrro Betancourt, now the celebrated Rudolph. I smiled, but the vision faded. I came now upon an artist's studio. Genius-tipped were the fingers that held the brush. The artist turned, and I saw the clear-cut features of Idaflv-Qte. But she vanished, and now I entered into another dream. ilu Sitting before me was Elizabeth Joullian-L the authoress, writing a story of ro- mance among the hills of Kentucky. She looked up at me and smiled, and as I watched her further, she faded away. My lovely vision having ended. I came into a deep woods. The birds were sing- ing gaily. the gentle west wind rustled the leaves, and I skipped across the wav. I Ilt'!l1'CI,f0UIIStCl7S in the distance. As I approached, I found a lover of nature, Anna May Bowen. lVhat a picture for an artist! Page 36 I 4 5 1 1 sr 4-5 L .f- 1 ily 49 Beacon alum 1924 ' -f ,il-4 AM'Fei1 ,.71.Q:-'Ig' I! -T . -I - Y 3-5' , :Tl wi f lf, 4 gg, W T- ml 55 X O U7-l.-O , R40 WI ' A , D iz- g S 4 3 OH. o I5 l Lk 6 V- lg' I Ill o 0 0 ,V DD PItOl'HECY+fC'01zfilzzlc0'j. m As this picture faded i11to nowhere I came to an Opera House on the shores gf Y Ireland. The singer. when I heard her voice, I kncw could be no other than Tlielma , .. Parkfl- She sang gloriously a11d won the hearts of the artists before her. Oh, how short it seemed! I waited but the curtain went down. I wandered into a theatre where a great picture was being shown. A talented, graceful brunette portrayed l1er vampish powers. Yes, it was a great picture?-'As I looked more closely at the star, I realized that she was no other than Julia 335. The end was near and the hero came into the picture. He was Carlyce SVall, the fascinating friend of our school days. How I envied Julia! The next scene was located in Nice and Elie pianist plgyed French music? I looked towards tl1e orchestra and saw Andy lxrnich, Beatrice Sleunier and Mildiled Izard engaged as musicians. How near Monte Carlo were these former Biloxians! The scene changed. There stood the most picturesque little home. I drew aside the curtains and peeped in. There, to my surprise, was May Gbddmg busily writ- ing. I wanted to stay but alas, my dream was gone and I was standing by the R,i,ver Future. O, how beautiful sounded the rippling waves! As I gazed, suddenly, out of the depths of nowhere it seemed, there came shouts of victory. Some one was having fun. I looked around, and when I turned my face to the river, it was gone. In its place stood a grandstand. However, the roar of laughter and cheers ceased not. A suffrlagette meeting was in progresil VVho w-ere the fair suffragettes? My eyes searched the crowd and I saw Marguerite Hass and I.au1je:jjllg,:gs. I always thought they would be training directoresses and sure enough, they were getting votes for women. The noisy crowd and the grandstand became a mist on the horizon of a dream. Ilnstead of being by the River Future I was in the midst of a debutante party. Elyriagljatimg-1: wore the coronal of popularity. She was very much feted and her suitors Were numerous. She saw me among the others and came to greet me, but I could not wait. Fate seemed to draw me out of the door arid in the hallway I,saw J' . . 4' . ' our charming claisgnatesz Freda..ScdwaQz smiling at Louis Witter, and Jane Rgof talking to Edward Brady. Ham and Mgilnie, with handsome suitors, were strolling across the floor. The social whirl was claiming many it seemed. I heard a train in the distance and my fairyland of fancy beckoned me on. I went and as I heard the train, I saw that a honeymoon trip was just beginning. I lgfgsed at the blushing bride and saw that she was our witty classmate, Ellen CQ- nette. Near her stood her husband, Lawrence Romeo. The pretty bridesmaids were Frances Randall, Ura Cafbgfitix and RubyfTroclg-gsset. I found myself behind a screen 1 .J V... Page 37 I I ZYIITTHYTL QXPPWFUDIIIHDI IWMQH , ,I . ,, 5 5' ' f T . .4 f I - ' i f - 1 -- W Ji w H ----Y - i , ,-,i-1 ,,.-.-- PROPHECY-Qflonfirzuedb. of rice and in an atmosphere fragrant with Radiance and Ophelia buds. Ifarewelll The train left town and I went back to seek fu1'ther adventure. I landed Jn dear old Biloxii There among the teachers, I saw my beloved friends, Hazel,Alhrn and Helen bforriscm. They were so deeply interested in their work that they did not see me. I puzzled over the idea--are you Seniors of today like those . , 4 of ,213 Next, I went in lVoolworth's buildings, and my, but that elevator didisgo fast. On the very last floor, I found seated at a desk my old school friend, Alma Parker. How surprised I was to find the words Private Detective on her desk. She was very busy so I did 11ot stay longsq l urther on, I saw Vinnette Philbriek, now an attorney and counselor at law. I ean't remember how I got there but I next found myself on a well-known avenue in New York. I rang the door bell of a beautiful mansion, and a butler admitted me into a drawing room. There I saw a darling little boy and his mother. They re- sembled eaeh other and I thought and thought who it might be. Then suddenly I membered it was my old pal, Maricmxllogzm. She smiled at me as she used to, but no sooner had she smiled than my fairland of fancy called 1110 forth. 6 1 Next, I was in a newspaper ofIiee. Hard at work and sweet. as ever, was Isabee Stewart., She was workin f as bookkee mer and stenofvra iher and was she told me D 7 9 6 7 W earning fifty dollars a week. Her business manager was Steve Gorenflo of whom I caught just a glimpse before I was called forth. This time I went down to the River Future. It was sunset and twilight was near at hand. The outline of the rocks against the sky andi the many figures moving to and fro made me think of Galveston, the coast city. I looked toward a place where expert swimmers were racing for a championship. The race was soon over and the winner was lifted toitlye diving board. I at once recognized him to be my old bashful classmate, Thad Bryan. He was beaming with pride at the medal he wore. ' The skies darkened and I went to sleep on the banks of the River Future. As I dreamed, I saw 21 boys, high school, in Uvihicli John Hogiin was athlegc director. He wasuog the football field teaching Mae Clgwer, lValkgr Brown, Earl knox and Ralph McGlaughli1r how to play football. He saw me and I ran to nieethim but as my hand touched his, he was gone. I sat down by the banks of the River Future and peeped into the waters. There as I looked into the depths, I saw a dancer of grace, such as nelver was seen before. I could hardly believe my eyes for the dancer was dear little Olga Svifetrnadn. I beckoned to her, but she smiled and ran away. I Page 38 K I L si 3: Q ft E zzxo. l ii -I4 1 Q, 5 cd' If 4 -1.41 I X bf Beacon 6510111 1924 All 51 X 1 ,. 141 .qt gf , for 1231144 sig 1 if if Q iii- . NNXXXK y A1 xx -1 K y. M 1 4 PROPH CY-flloizfiizuecl . I strolled along tl1e grassy shores by the river and c:1111e near a crowd of people. S meeches were beino' made. Thcre were about twelve rciortcrs anion whom was -J D 1 , Roy Astleford. He wrotc l11l1Cll faster than tl1c man could speak. The meeting was over a11d I Came to tl1e Charity Hospital. Standing in ward threealysaw a faithful nurse, and a doctor, the former :yas none other than little Wil- helmina Kellerg the doctor, I recognized to be Lazaro TIOMZZ. P Next I was walking down the streets of London. It was very crowded and so foggy that I could not recognize anyone who- passed me. A little boy wasdselling newspapers and I bought one. O-11 the headlines I read: Senator VVilliam Roof Elected by Large Majority. How great! The president of our Senior class now the President of tl1e United States. I walked down the street and thought I wg ld indulge in a show. There to my astonishment I saw my old class clown, Haro VVokott. He was the comedian and was gaining shrills of laughter from thefiaudience by his funny actions. I started to go but my attention was drawn to a noisy assembly Biyone of the downtogn apartments. In the midst were Eleanoli' Iwlieeler, Hilda Luilday and Eunice Bilbo. They were discussing the theory of tl1e evolution of mankind. I was about to join in the talk when I awoke from my visit to Dreamland. The even- ing sun was sinking in the west and the sunset turned tl1e blue waters to gold. I was resting by tl1e side of a beautiful lake. It was only a dream-a dream on a glorious evening in May. But the remem- brance of it will linger until the last rose of summer is gone, never to bloom again. -A lma Parker. N o X X f f J f J . X ,, ft, 1' ' if , 1 , . Page 39 D , X . . naw---. s . - . 1' Y Y , W Y .f - - se - gs-fr A-Sf .Y,, LAST WILL, AND TESTAMENT MY: the members of the Senior Class. realizing that we are about to as-eend in the airplane of life, and feeling doubt as to the outcome of such a flight, dlo hereby bring before the public our last lVill and Testament. To Biloxi Hi, we leave our glorious annual, The Beacon Glow. V To the .lunior Class, we leave our desks, our studies, and our Football Yells. To the Sophomorcs, we leave our ability to collect class dues. To the lfreshies, we leave our school spirit. 'l'o Mr. May. we leave our love and gratitude for all he has done for us this year. YV1- leave the privilege oi' not excusing tardy and absence slips to Miss Holley. YY1- lm-ave the coming Seniors to Miss Scarborough, trusting in hcr ability to take care ol' such an illustrious class. 'l'o Mr. Arrington, we leave the privilege ol' putting Vergil out ol his mind long enough to get married. 'l'o Miss O'Kc-1-fc, we lN'llIIt'?ltll a mcgapliom- for teaching l rench. lla' leave Mr. lll'IlU'lJlS4' the alrcadv assumed n'ivilc-fre ol talkin v in cha mel, 2- . rw z'- l . cvcry time he gets :1 chance. ' Miss llacey, it is to you we leave all the dumb-bells of the school. To Miss Johnson, we leave all our bad boys for she is the only one who can make them behave. To Miss XVatkins, whom we shall always remember as the giver of' all our High School pleasures, we leave our sincere thanks and best wishes for true happiness. To Miss Crump, we give one whole month in which to do all thc spanking she has threatened to do. To Miss Cunningham and Miss lVright remains the awful task of teaching girls how to keep house for their future husbands. To Mrs. Byrd, better known as Miss Clower, we leave a map of the United States, hoping that next year's class will not locate Biloxi in the southwest part of Europe. To Mrs. Clowers, we bequeath a brass basket-ball pin and a pair of black and gold bloomers. , Y Roy Astleford leaves his privilege of racing over the building on necessary business, to Harry Cousins, hoping he will thus overcome his lingering laziness. Andy Bernich leaves his fame as a poet to S. L. Fayard. Edward Brady bequeaths to Lyle Dacey a pair of trousers with capacious pockets. in which he may park his hands. Thad Bryan, loyally. hands down to James Garrard, the much needed defence of the deserted village of Ocean Springs. Page 40 c 1 K fl L X ZX Stl in vA- f l I I 'f fl 9 1. Z. 'Y LU 4 IU l In C, x ln Tamron islam 1924 , n xx e , , 4. Q 5 .-.E A il,-Hi. lvalker Brown leaves his love for Chemistry to Ola Able. Earl Knox and Julia Bass leave their talent as public speakers to Edna Saueier. x ,av ' N . f lfgna Terry leaves Tier vast knowledge to poor Sue Tonsmeire. Ralph MeGlaughlin wills his delightful aeeomplislnnent of wiggliug his nose to Hilton lvetzell. Jane Roof and Louis Clark gladly present their 'tspecksn to Jack lVatson. Hazel Allen presents her beloved red feather, from her favorite hat, to Ruth Holliinan. Vinnette Philbriek and Helen Morrison leave Elsie May VVeseott the task of read- ing all books suggested by Mr. Arrington in Vergil Class. Anna May Bowen confers upon Shirley Gay the right to use all her note-books, essays, and Chemistry manuals. ,m I .N V, Ura Cazeaux and Clara Eriksen leave to Qfhiita Taylor! a valuable book entitled 5 The Best lVay to Grow Fatf' I Margie and Mamie Payne leave their sisterly love to Betty and Kathryn Burke, J hoping the latter will profit by a noble example. 1 Charles Broad leaves his Haxen curls to Leona Thomas. Vi Betaneourt bequeaths to Vivian Collins the right to stay at home on rainy i days. -Q lVilhem4ina Keller and Laura Eriksen leave their boundless love for history to i Noreta Manuel and Eleeta Hass. K w-'-1 llyrtle Ewing leaves her freckles to Leslie Grant. 11 To Jeanne Thorpe, Freda Schwartz leaves her unrealized ambition to have a fight with Miss Crump. 1 Laurie VVilkes and Toodie Hass leave their never-failing interest in Campground to Helen Eckles and Lillian Janin. Beatrice Meunier, our walking news-paper, bestows upon Cleo Trochessett and Emelia Eriksen her inquisitiveness. Eleanor lVheeler wills her permanent mareel to Eleanor Allen. Katheryn Slay bequeaths all her paint, powder and lipstick to Hanson Holley and Anna Kornrnan. Maude Mugnier leaves her ability as a stenographer to Elodie Cousans. Elmer Gay leaves his interest in Benachi Ave. to George Swan and George Champlin. ' Steve Gorenflo bequeaths to lVilliam Dukate the role of comedian in all future plays. To Lynn Dacey, Harold VVoleott tearfully surrenders his privilege of eating in class. Erie Price leaves to Ray Astleford his role of universal pest. Cupid has visited Alma and Thelma Parker so they wish to leave Winona Parker all their thoughts of being old maids. Ellen Cannette leaves her everlasting giggles to Vera Jaequot. Page 41 uazaflbfim Y4l1kNrN1l1W lllilllvlflll. -an-www waruwwtv of :rw-'J . ff X - ' 1 L s lie-2 if LS 7- xe, Y Y - -- ,,.., -M-W., 'Y'-if Y Y , -,-- Y Y ...-. Vx Elizabeth Joullian consents to relinquish her skill in Mathematics to Eddie James. Carlyce VVard bequeaths to Lucretia Money his ability to refrain fronn talking. Lucille Meeks presents next year's editor of the Beacon Glowy' all her work, worry and trouble Qbut not Ehnerj. lVilliam Roof wills his vocal talent to Cosman liisendrath. John Hogan leaves his palmolive C0lIllJlCXl0lln to George Treinniel. Robert Taylor leaves his blnshes to Reginald Sewell. Mildred lzard leaves the duty of playing our marches to Myrtle Schneider. Abbie Harkness beqneatlls her Current Events to Louise Swctman. Maleolm flower is forced to leave his oratorieal talent to the entire Junior class, as no one person feels himself' worthy oi' the honor. l ranees Randall and lsabee Stewart will their artistie inclinations to Mamie Krolm. Elyria Latimer and Hilda Lunday leave all their prayers for eurls to Mary YVitter. May Goodman leaves her attempt to vamp Milton lVctzell to Hazel l ricdhotl'. Louis VVitter leaves his perpetual grin to John Banks. Lazaro Lopez bequeaths to Lillian Clark his unquestioned right to tell Mrs. Byrd how to teach History. Olga Swetmian and Ida VVhite leave all their discarded ideas of decorating the Annual to any Junior who needs them. Ruby Trochesset wills her interest in Mexico to Thelma Trochesset. Marion Hogan leaves her sympathetic disposition to Daisy Galloway. This instrument was signed and sealed by the members of the Senior Class of Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-Four, this, the first day of May, Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-four. -Elizabeth Joullirm. f --'F - L In l XXX l X L nfs' it ' X X7 A X3 V l X 1 'A nf' 1' ' xy i f , A yy' i -ffl Q N,.J .xf V, fx ' -f e 'LLHN ff., Us ' 'XX' Z K 'A W -X 4 X I J ,J ' X 1 . 1 1 X X-If ' - . X- N ,Z X - K N . 'XX FJ X L . ,X Page 42 S 'T 'Il s Q. A N I I ll ,X ,Lfx fl' if I QA .1 ' 'f' Zlxf fyf' ' I U f Q ' iff, f? 5 ff ff V' , w x I A. ,,f,,!' 1 ffyl, - lf' 1,fA,,fQ! 'jfyzi ,CXXCK K, ,Z,LMQfiZ2 ' , f w ,f l i A RJ f I I I ! I xzk it W AQ!! 017 if 'ff' f1' 5 qffff?Q Khin V fe .,,--74' H fn - A A d7f A' ffVf,fw y ff 'f of W7 f f . Ly, . - -- D, K I r xx! 5 ' 'I Q ' 0 4 ,, ,, . 1 . V I 1 ., U I Te x ff , z ' E ' H mx E- O-7:3 R' H 'E' -it K I ' ' 9,5-'vJ..J 5 N QMM Os!-UN!-' VV' t , F S x ai x 133, 0579 VSAM . QJVLAQQ-jk, Q I B J,-, ,AJKLJ ? A 141521: , -1f 3 . V ,' o uoff Hf : : Page 43 I n I , HDPE!-wevmw v-wwe-,wer so H-.1 ff 5 S-+615 fi sl .,-.-41. N ,-- - ,-,..?- 1,-, 7... fw 8 IJ i i fe of 'S V P J I .A Y L 5 fe, it L t fi' 2 E xk ' lt as j Q ' J I 5 HJ 1 +- -11 l X N 1 i i ff J 1 'J I f' u b f 4: ps ? .A 9 u We a 3 W4 ft 535 ? ill f . f 5 S Ol 1 ICl'1IiS Li'I.I.l.XN JANIN --- M:s1,lE CQIIANT .... - I.Qc'RETIA AIONEY --- SHIRLEY GAY --- gy- 5 Miss YVATKINS --- t . itfsss COLORS --- --- --- -x. L. v--.-sfp' 31071.11 friends of every hind JUNIOR CLASS ------- President --- Vice-President ------ Secretary - -- Treasurer -------- Sponsor -- Purple and Gold lVe juniors Each day by your ahoor do wind. - Some are true in weather fairg Some, tho' these are very rare, if Ready stand your praise to shout- xq ., Even when you're down and out. 7 1 Juniors in this school of ours, True are they in sun and showers, fVez'er shirhinfr when 1f0u're glad- XFICI azlzn when you fe sad Call on them 71,1671 you re zn need 21 1 , KW 'V' Quickly then your call the.y'llJ heed. Page 44 LUCRETIA RIONEY. x WYRLX Lk ' 1 . . v Q W T L s I . 1 WWX-L 1 ' If Barron Glow 1924 M -'TEg:i2iiiiihL,g, igiiZl5g?,:Q Agahwn' Agigg:ii7fS2EZ??:l41gijil'iff-L 2:- I 1 -4 ,Q , CP I -C xi, 6 E fy N , .. X . I , s 'Tn . . My Lis I Y i 5 V9 Page45 D , 4-,I I ff., f - . Ar I V rv-1: ,o - 'N If ' Um I J 'W a 5 'I' ' I A 1 n 1 5 I' Q f xx ,.,-- Gif- :Tiara-3. A UQ rf ' 'N .1 Y, 4 5 of 0 M K f -' RQLLMCALL A- 5 5 Q ' X 1.2 - 'Q- Lf 'EJ 1 - A . vi ,. , . Q. 0' Gi 553 in I CLEO TIIOGIIESSET KDLA AREL A S Girls 'FIIELMA TIIOOIIESSET IELIZABICTII BURKE ICLSIIC MAE VVESOOTT KATIIERYN BURKE MARY VVITTICR LILLIAN CLARK X VIVIAN COLLINS Q gg MAMIE KROI-IN S0515 ELODIE COUSANS RAY ASTLEEORD 3 Boys is HELEN ECKLES HAZEL FREIDHOFF S SHIRLEY GAY ELECTA HAss RUTH HOLLIMAN VERA JACQUOT LILLIAN JANIN ANNA KORNMAN LUCRETIA MONEY E X RAGNHILD RORDAM EDNA SAUCIER LIYRTLE SCHNEIDER ANITA TAYLOR LEONA THOMAS JEANNE THORPE JOE TONSXNIIERE 32553 SQ Page 46 JOIIN BANKS HARRY COUSANS GEORGE CHAMPLIN LYLE VDACEY LYNN DACEY VVM. DUKATE COSMAN EAISENDRATI-I S. L. FAYARD LESLIE GRANT JAMES GARRARD ANSON HOLLEY EDWARD JAMES REGINIALD SEWELL GEORGE SWAN GEORGE TREMMEL JACK WATSON H N -v'f, Q w Llag xf ,- wfgi ' , ,nv ..3x X K NX Q HQQU4. ,Lil 'X F ,tl 'L 7Xx, if qxa.,..A Q N ,. . , -. W X -1, mx,u., X 4, 3-,lx vw Y' .LA x 1 ' , .' -, Q Q' X x 43 Q ,rl 'w x g .11-5? 1 X f ' bm l , xx 1' 'lb ' r V N ' p U-1 -uv' 0 ' -f 1 gg 27' ' X X J fQ 'i ' I 2 H X x A V' . 'X 1 1- 1: x I 4, -- A Y Q ' -R'4 x x , s, . .iff X.-xl fn-1. tj A s X. U ' 'rex A If X50 0 vq,--'-. - U. A I . gn-r ' ' ,L i X xx' ' s I I, f X- L r :r4? X S X ,gi .z 6 ?Y H - K A ii, I: T X1 x, ,- O V ' A M T f 1 'I ' Q f f J D' 'H L 'W E M-. D J N1 J J 1 f. J J rf X lt .J X K gyzz ' Qjbi K4 FW TSSZSSZZQQQQQQQE q:::i:::1,,-slizz'--Nam Q 5 - ' ' FQ! Q YJ L' 1 ? P ! 1 N Qt E X l X 51 WV i 52122, , WW Q Aw !I.1 .v Qi ' X 5-, UNI! Y A fi Q . , 1 rf W L gf '5' PHgf47 I. , Q 5 2 gli wills A ii MQ lj gm 5 Q 33452313 A 33333531 iii! ffl . x 3 1 Xxx. 1 'Q xl 5 fb nu' J A 3 A 'Q ,lol xl., 1 N E ' f L ,i Q I i YSXAXV 'Y 9 Xiw W F LY is 5. I Nl X Page48 .- UD XJ? I SOPHOMORE CLASS OIVIJICEIIS ' , FRANK BASS ..... ........... -- ...... Presidont LILLIE AIORRISON -- ....... Vice-President LAWRENCE IXIARSH -- ---l ....... Secretary IDA BIORRIS ....... .......... T reasurezi CLASS CoLoRs --- .............. .... I 'urple and Gold SOPHOJWORES W Wisdom is our middle name And ever slmll remain the sameg 'Till deaflz it will abide with us- lViflz us it is synonymous. lVe fruly need not tell you this: PVR lfnoiv if is well understood, YOu really could not fail or miss To realize,-iz's 'neaxtli our hood. K I U 'MA If L4 ll Er -TJ if J 41. Dv L5 ll' lfi Of Q l f ' 4 I -4 L A if C C 2 Barron Glhw 1924 1 gl gsfgfaf'-5-fQ b 4' f -gi-9: 4- -- P -l x , V .+ ,Ti .,i....,Z'f'gj.::',: 4? j P 1k...54.f5! Vyru -Yillfxb W V 3 v-,.ef.Qd4J-A- Uqkvo V J I V--+-----f--f--gf--P -- -nf -.. Y Y H V. W-.. .W -- .-,,, ,,,, ,,,,',., ,, .4 , ,., 7-.1, .,..Y-,...l., 5 C 1 I l ' 1 w , r f 5 , , I i i i i I 5. K r 5 , n I w f r E r 5 , . ' 7 go SMH' j - I l Pagfw K 1ML,L XO' 'lq' xx i 1 I' C ff G2 1 4 6 I l 4 LN. , , 'X 'Ig Y O- - A L, LL .L -I A 2 O .l2.f7f R R . I --'-- -- .I 'If ' . QI. s' V' A 1' I I . I XXI I ,xy . I xl .2 , F X i 1 fu A .L ROLL CALL 'xi Girls BOVS A INEZ BOURDON FRANK BASS BIARIA ISETANCOURT JACK BLUER 'F LIARY I'RANcEs CLARK EARL BLIRNSIDE NL qi MARTI-IA COOPER VVALIIACE BIJOOM up ILORA CLARROL IFRANK CARROL AIIIVE IJICLACRUZ CLEMBINT CAILLAVET 13LANCIIE IJOTY AISLEN D0yvLING 'TI I'IENRIlCTTA DELI,If:NGIcR GAYEI1 FAIRLY ,Q IILEE1-A IDOYLIC GRANVILLE F0S,I.EII X JEANNIC IDU ILOCIIE NIILTON CQEORGE ' ICLSIE l3I1:GI,I-:E VVILLIE GROVE IJOIIOTHY ICSRALD .IAMES HOGAN VlllIiIl'I l'AvARIm I-IARIQY JONES IIUTII PIIIICIJIIOFF IRMERY IJAZANA 'V' S--N IEDNA GIIIIELLING JIINIOI-I LOPEZ . JOSEPIIINE HAIIVEY EARL MATTINA NEl.I.IPI KITClII4DN I M I ANNIE LANG ,AWRENLE I ARSI-I I FIIOIIIINOE LARSEN JAMES MORRISON , LUCILE AIINOR DAN NEVILS I . . IFARIIIARLT MORAN MARVIN 0'NEIII I I RI D DA OR S EDWVARD PEPPARD ri LILLIE BIORRISON G P LUCILLE BICCVLAMMY EORGE OLLITZ N' AIJTIIES 0.1-.I - DELPIIINE SANCTACRUX N ALICE PATES ALEX ST. AMAT I HELEN SICSITER GEORGE STAMNIS ' L . HE EN COTT JACK SWEATLANIJ . GLADYS SUBAT A W C IRENE SHOVE LRERT EN'rzEL THELIVIA TREMMEL LF-ED WEISS- HELEN VVELSH J. R. YOUNG ' K , . 1 QD 'L Lf if VP . 5210 V A-5127 I N J ,fm I , A f I 49, aqua, Yi, -- 1 0-QJ M A 1 Of' bk.-,ALSO n 'in 1 , f-- ,H I I 1, Pagejo 7, .Y ',, O 1' - Ag! S-'vow lb lcfly-T '-iilvih 'I ...qs-0. - . --45 N-' VI.. ' I 'X Y N X , --Q ,, if wmv X- N, Ag , L JN f X UL X 1 'T M l f k X v Q K y M If f gm Q , ZW 1 MMNWW 1 f Q + ' X X, I If ' 'L l ll' IE' 5' 'N tl ll u . 1 W W WNm WS ' YF C Q MM I ,H . 1 YZMQM, ' jj AV. ' 'W , ., ' ' fy N . .m l MKWM' 1 3 ulIl'l gl L J f V Il,I V n ,L ey 6 f -xfr f K fx H xf NQXX 1 - M 3 A TX ' M ' ' 4 EM fu in gf W4 Q- W-l4' Q - -Facsxhrvvwl 7 x fi-LANJ... P g 51 I ,W x I ' I xx 51 ,Q D u C 5, ff IRA -LA i .S xg Y - ' .i- ,-,ig ff' ik xg' 5 W 5 1 ,9 Page 52 ,,,..,1- . -...i- 1 FRESH MAN CLASS OFFICERS JOHN JOYCE -- .......-.-- -- ------ C. T. GRESHAM --- .... Vice DELIA BIONEY --- ------ EDNA GAY .... -- ' -lg 1 President -President Secretary Treasurer Miss O,KEEFE .... E ------ Sponsor CLASS COLORS ..,, .................. O live and Gold M01-To .,,,..., ..... ' 'To the Star, thru bolts and bars CLASS SONG Bly mammy told me long time, long time ago, Svaicl, 'child don't you join any other class you Jcnonl. You'll lose all your honor, increase all your moe IVlzat in the rvorld will become of you Don't nobody lcnorvf U gig W,-gx 'J Bruton Imam 1924 I v ,Y-f-1 xx !Jf1fA-V 5 in i f , Y fi--if ' Jf4.. elY - 1-W 1 fl f ,fm g Y Wg 1.-.-1--' '7-5 i! 'W W 1 ,W 3:4 ,, -Y -'gtT! 'f,..L-P! -fi YIM W N YY ldxf. x, -r 43 Q. J X - If Z3 f Q' Nl i I S 'S 3 l fl, I 1 I --v- ' , x Yhvg- , , , W, l P gf 53 'SQ 1 . .Y 5 . 1' 7 . Y- -4 'Ti 4 'bw gl 1-3.4 P -. i ROLL CALL Girls RIARGAREIT VVATSON r ELIZABETH ANDREXVS ALMA JVVELDON , . O TXYIARGARET ANDERSON ALICE TEE WEIR m ECILE ARGUELLAS FRANCIS YAEGER ARRIET APPLEHOFF I VERA BAKER Boys Q K SHIRLEY BILLINGS JOHN BURNS Q .- MAE BOSARGE CIIARLES BASS Ili' 1 NIARGAIUCT BUHNSIDE MARCEL BELLANDE D LENA ISURNSIIJE JOSE BETANCOURT I LOY BURNSIDIC EVARREN BOURGEOIS f BICRTIIA BYRII JULES BRADY If EI.IzAIIIf:'I'II CIIINN BOB BROWN l' I : XVIOLA C'OMIvOR'r VVILLIS CARVEN . -. ,II-:SSII-: IJANNELY HARRY CAVALIER . LILY ROSE IJICVITT EUGENE CNAFEE K. I f - 3 g EVELYN DE XYBARRA l'IIINES'rINI-1 l AIDY IRNA l RIEDIIOIf'I1' :EDNA GAY FRESSIE CARIFFIN HILDA fiILLOTE VIOLET GUZMAN KINTIIERYN HARKNESS JOIIN HARKNESS HELEN HOGAN x7ERA HALLOWAY CLYDA BIAE IZARD IEAURA JACQUOT AIAYBELLE LECIIISH ETI-IEL BIALLET EDNA BIANUEL DELIA LIONEY DIARY NEVILS ANNIE PILAUD CLAIRE POLLITZ 1 LIARIE RUSHING . 1 LAURA SCARROROUGH LUCILLE SNYDER ROSEBUD SOCKSEVVLELL CHARLOTTE SHAUER ROSA VENLTS '. AGNES X7OGT GRACE VVATSON J. B. CIIINN G. B. COUSANS JR. I.EsLIIc IJAVIS RIAGRUDER IQCIIELS CIIARLES PERSON JACK FRENCII C. T. GRESIIAM M. G. HELVESTON BROOKS I'IIGDON JOIIN IIANE HOWARD JAMES ISLEY AR JACKSON JOHN JOYCE B. F. JOACIIIM LEO KOS'FMAYER LEE KOSTMAYER HENRY LARSEN BURNETT NIABRY 'JOSEPH MAUM,U's JOHN TNICLEBTBJXXE CHARLES RICQIJTER LIARSJHALL RYAN' LOUIS SAUCIER BENARD SCJIVVAITTZ JUNIOR SNYDER JOSEPH THOMPSON PAUL TRELOAR - QARU Smweauklk SQOUALJ'-H ' Page 54 Tx i ' I Z KI GI -I I En In D L I 1' -r IA, I 'I I L. Q 5 3 Y fl ,J U L E s awake, m,k,L,wJL f'Vf 1fLf, K, I xx , , . A- 1 05, 9,l1A.A! Cwkqk VK R ' iffy f w Q AA Wg QQQQSX ffjf f A ff2,fq 4g3iZ':.x ': ' 3 H 31 . KA? ffcqgffgg X gf 5 if Q19 Q SiCQl xl wi? ' - X K SJ Q Jeff K Jfj I . ... . I I i L A, .' 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I Jircc't01' M li NI B li RS IIAZICI, ALLIQN l':LlZAl3l'I'l'Il JOULLIAN lIA1mllc'1' Al'l'I,l'IIIlll-'lf' N1cI,LI1+: KIIAY'A'l' l'1I'Nlc'lc lilmm l I,on1cNc'1f: IYAIISICN R1,r,1cN C'.xNN1c'1 1'1c I,ur:1LL1c BIEICKS Dorm c1ARll0I,L lsl4IA'l'RIlTlC RIIHTNIICIK LIHA C'.xz1cAux PIICLICN AIORIIISON Lows CLAIQK A1,'1'l11-:A U'1 1' LILLY Rosle lJl'1VlT'l' l nANcf1+1s RANDALL ICVELYN D141 x'BAliRA HIfII,l4IN Iilcllwmn BLANCIIE IJOTY K.A'1'IIliYN SLAY .IOSEPHINE HARVEY JEANNIC 'l'11on1'1-1 LILLIAN JANIN CLEO '1'R0f:1-11css1c'r'r IiANHILD RORDAM 1 i i . I 0 -45 A , 3 l - , . lv ,,'?4 vmlqv Y ' f Q , ' 4 -J' , 5. j ' . , .3 : . ? ,Ln Q 5 ' L -N W , Y i Y, V-'K , J . , f' , Y li if A Q Q 1 v In v-Mgh h fw. 1 w p K, X A. if 5, v f 4.6, Ms. ,1- I L.-f i Page 56 - 'P I W ,...l..4J Beacon mow 1924 n xx - -124e'f,i14:f' ie!C 3 : i-. HWINDMILLS OF HOLLAND CAST Mynheer Hertogenbosch, Rich Farmer ...... ..... . IEANNE 'I'HonP.E - Vrouw Herjtogenbosrch, His wife -- --- CLEo TROCHESSET YVi1helminaI f ......... .... L ILLIAN JANIN Hilda FD3ugl1tCYS4 .... - .... LOUIS CLARK Anna j L .... .... J ULIA TU'fTLE Bob Yankee, Yankee .... --- HELEN RICHTER Hans Sln Lovel ....... ..... L UCILLE RIEEKS Franzl S .... --- JOSEPHINE HARVEY Katrina ,- .,....,............. .... L ILY ROSE DEVIT Chorus of Farmers Daughters Chorus of YVork-hands Page 57 I +3 I-up I ww f ,414 -Lg J-If if R+: V1 H X ' GEAR! +V 2 1 1 ff f C NUI QV I R. A 11 AXXKAL M W Ax AJC ' J! X lf. ,I Wx R' C ' ,L Q f J x ' , I Q-ixwx I im I ' I x 'W O I K If EZ Q ' rig? IK . I' , U Edigsglogi-' S - 3.59 A W A I L 5' 5 523225 f' Q ., . M .. M I .inf -P., , 0 EDM. 5 - V I9 ev ev 'ggi 019191 C E RS ELIZAEETII JOULLIAN - --- President J- , ,V 5 ,,- BTL YE L, I ww- 4 .H XZW ' 2 rx' I vii I x ' -S i -fi ,Ll Louis CLARK - ..... - BEATRICE MEUNIER --- 1. O -- S1fc'1'eta1'y -- Tvfasurev' I P MEMBERS W I A . .U JULIA BAss D IsAIzELE S'1'EwAn'rN .,'UJ?jb'! V -' . ' LOUIS CLARK , ', RUBY 'I'RocIIIf:ssE'r o A pf A ' ELLEN CANNETTEYJ IDA WHITE lj MAY GOODMIN Vg, ELEANOR WHEELER I Qi' , ELIZABETH JOULLIAN I ROY ASTLEFORD LUCILLE BIEEKS pkg EDWARD BRADY BEATRICE BIEUNIERVN ' ELMER GAY I JANE ROOF If STEVE GORENFLO A g 'B FRANCES RANDALL C WILLIAIVI Roof' E I FREDA SCHWVARTZ .ROBERT TAYLOR KJ A KATHERYN SLAY NWA LoUIs WITTER 46 I3 4 Q Q ffBage58 Q if Beacon Glow 1924 , ll xx .,-1 4' ---i-E -ffr1-i.,- A E T 1-lf-'- 'Y it LF :vi ' f V A- ll! Lal le -I PI few ri fr lfrou II, UVQEQ f L 5Grwl-H' Q1 X - 5.1, . 5 .sn A 5 WELCOME QHOME, JIMMIEH X CAST X r, X I lbw NI - ' ' I, I rs Brooks, who rents the Coolbrook farm --- .... JANE Roof' .3 Q ' ' -Q j Lucille Brooks, her daughter ............ ........ - --- IIUCILLE BIEEKS .3 A iff Peggy Sommers, a sixteen-year-old neighbor of Mrs. Brooks' - .... LoUIs CLARK j S Danny Banks, another neighbor, seventeen years old ...... --- LOUIS WITTER Jai? 3 Val Gardner, a young lawyer ............ ELMER GAY, WILLIAM Roor, Substitute ,.,,, l Chesterfield McSwope, a friend of Val's with nothing to do in particular -- 3 ' ................................................ STEVE GORENFLO g is Allie Thomas, the pretty school teacher, making her home with Mrs Brooks-- I M ,L ' ............ .................................. E LIZABETH JOULLIAN ' 2 3 J., T George Pierce, a country lawyer and president of the school board -- Roy ASTLEFORD Q A, of A E Melinda Preston, an old maid withpa string of campaigns but no conquests i J W to her credit ...................................... FREDA SCHWARTZ 4 Ui 4 ' 3 ,Z SCENE: Living room in home of Mrs. Brooks on Coolbrook Farm. 5 x ' X I TIME: The present. A A I 3 ' I X li 1 x ' F Ii , Ginny: Q N SFALW ' ,sg Q . J I I , ,f J iii it L B I J g X X A x . L V ' N W 'yvx-LJ fjo Xixr-'. J' kB' 3 , 'N S i -.A-!5f,.A.AJ lA,41'v-fu A.,-rw-e f'k',1 'A '1fif ' 3 WI i 2 J I 'J ff 1 I! A ,,. P I X X 'L 'h.f,,f-L,u.,.gfJ 1' k 'Mf i3'fCa'k.f if A V' 'L?gti59k . L ' I g-'Qc YZ ,. g 'F I. ,4- mffxese 1 E - e A- io5L'e-gi X ,.,...- Y , Y V ' .i.- ' ?-Lf T-1 lgi,-,1-.v Page 60 The Happy-Go-Luehies lVe are the Ilappy-Go-Luelcy Society W'ho have fun, in the fhings me do or say, We know fhai fhe spite of life is vrzrieiy A nd believe that The Fafes Will Find a Wayf' W'e are happy because we cannot be sad, U76 go because life to us is glad, W'e are lucky because we always say Our motto, The Fates Will Find a Wayf' MEMBERS LAURIE VVILKES LOUIS CLARK EIARGUERITE HASS JANE ROOF ELLA BIENA TERRY LUCILLE MEEKS BIILDRED IZARD FREDA SCI-HVARTZ ELIZABETH JOULLIAN W 1 ,, - J 1 - 2 1. 4 J -fx Q 5 T - l I 'r J. E JD S C I 3 fn uj V I4, I 'Q l'x VN E D .77 K NJ Y ' Q 'x iii Branson Glam 1924 1 ,Q A lx .xx ill. ,ili- ,f-flii 1,-J ,B P JL HL .T U, .XY fkz' f X- 4- N., ' SHIRLEY G.XY .... ELIZABETH BURKE Miss VVATKINS .... Color --- Flower - Motto --- K.ATHERYN BURKE ELIZABETH BURKE HAZEL FRIEDHOLF HELEN ECKLES SHIRLEY GAY T1 IQ. 11 OFFICERS ---------- Preszdent Secretary- Treasurer ------------ .Sponsor Y Red ----------- Cnrnafzon ------- Always ready and on the go. MEMBERS ELECTA HAss LUCRETIA BIONEY LILLIAN JANIN JEANNE T1-IORPE SUE TONSMIERE T v 1 s I i Page 61 5 Q , nsmsam nu4xuAx411vw W.,L-1IwM,- If , .WH -S? 1 R- B-- , 1 Gee- f Y Y 11.-... Mi... 1 ,.' Y eq A CW I 2 -C G l L19 X5 7 I x I X ' I X? 'K I 1 1 5 1 rc X Page 6.2 X FLEETA DOYLE --- BLANCIIE DOTY --- Motto .......... Color .... Colors .... INEZ BOURDON BIARIA BETANCOURT RIARY F. CLARK BIARTHA COOPER DOROTHY ESKALD J. B. T. CLUB OFFICERS- -------------- -------- President ------------------------ Treasurer - Get him before somebody else does Blue and Gold -------------- -- Blue and Gold MEMBERS JOSEPIIINE HARVEY ANNIE LANG LILLIE MORRISON LUCILE MINOR HELEN RICHTER ,Cf-I Q f B J k' I S Ni! LW ' KX .D x WW . ff J . xi N S.. I II x 4. s H i IV JJ H M IL! uf kr, QP? -1-firf 33:35-T TI-,, ,T . S x D Macon Glam 1924 . I n xx , , ng ,Q AB - - A Y YF -' K Zi ' ' 'J W -f 57 ff' ' 'Y-mf? -W :i',.-- -- K jf' A W C: F W- :MT TT T EE' 'J-fffggo- - L L 0 A-gxnnnfl 5 HX h I,..-,,J NWN - - - GW JESTF FOR FUN CLUB - OFFICERS ------- President ---- Vice-President ------ Secfetavy CLYDE LIAYE IZARD .... --- HELEN HOGAN ....... ERNESTINE FAIDY ..... - EDNA GAY ............. .... T reasurm' Mlss BIARGARITE DACEY .... .............. S ponsm' Motto ................ -- We Learn by Laughingv Q Colors - ..................... Blue and Gold MEMBERS ' EDNA GAY JOHN HARKNESS HELEN HOGAN CLYDA BIAYE IZARD ELIZABETH CHINN LILY ROSE IDEVITT ERNESTINE FAIDY IRMA FRIEDHOFF DELIA .RIONEY ' ' ' 1+ 1, from: 'fi L A I Aw f ' - HOb?OIfARY MEMBERQ DIARY LOUISE PRATT SUSIE VVRIGIAIT ZSFWDT 'POR Cora I' ! Page 63 L - U, I 'N if-'J gs Q WX 'I E 2 if -5 5 lk, K Q ' i n ff ' , - , 5 , L A7 f ' QR i . 4 7- ' -:. 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Fifteen men on ai player's chest Yo ho, and the referee, 0? When they all chimed off his heaving breast, h -'Q They examined the debris. His shoulder blades and his collar bone Ufere a messy mass of meat, He couldnlt talk or he couldn't groan, And he couldn't rwove his feet. One knee-cap slipped half up his thigh, The other was split in two, Of his teeth they found he was thirteen shy, , One eye was gone from view. ' His iight ssi slid tothe back of his iisi-li, ' ' His zsfi aisppsiz iiiiiisi his sliiii. His nose was gone and there was instead I. Just the place where it had been. r rj T ' ' His spnal cord had fallen away And tangled in a knot. Pieces of his vertebrae l ' Were scattered around, the lot. l His right foot pointed East by South His left foot North North TfVest 5 J l I J alf of his tongue was in his mouth, xy, px -1-J E They never found the rest. H l ' With every breath that he'd whale i . His ribs would crealc crack But why prolong the sorry tale A ' Of one wh'o always fights back. l Q At last he awolce with a smile r U 42 - He sprang up from the dirt, , , ' at Gee whiz, he said, for a little while y 5 A ' 5 I thought that I was hurt. l i ' - - 1 , i 'ta lhfftlfij - , 1.fUU!fLfL,tL K 'fj'f ' JT 2,0 3 if X. it 4 Lf l h 3 +5 it its Page 71 fggiesit 4 4 t 1' . ' gf ' .V f -'c Y- f 5, l Qin: .li 2' -T 1 f- ln 1921 Coach Allen L. Penglase journeyed from Michigan to organize at Biloxi High one of the best teams in the state. Since a majority of the 1920 players graduated, Coach Penglasc had practically nothing in the form. of football players. ' P 1' l VVe 1n'1n-wed to tie them 12-12 when The first game was played Eikel made a touchdown after receiving a fifteen yard 'pass from Tujaque ln t IC as in ascagoua. f ,. .g ' l l t three miinutes of play. Wle considered ourselves very successful, since we closed the season, winning four games, losing two and tying threc. SC'HlilJUl.l+l---1921 Biloxi Biloxi Biloxi Biloxi Biloxi Biloxi Biloxi Biloxi Biloxi 'Ji-45 M gi tr KWWL 27.5154 J-fre, Hi lli Hi Hi lli Ili Hi Hi Hi BENSON-L. E. BEuNien-L. T. ELEYLL. G. ' ---Pascagoula 12 Gulfport 18 l'4-rliinston 0 ll .... 7 .... --- O .... --- 71--- ---Seashore 0 l-14 ---- ---Pcrliinstoii 27 1714 ---- ---Pascagoula 7 0 --.. ---Gulfport 0 il-9 ---- ---l'crl4inston 7 20 ---- ---Seashore 0 1921 Ll NE-UP BANKs-Ii. G. C0LLINS1R. T. BENSON-R. E. RIKEL-L. H. BOURDON-12. H. KENNEDY-Capt. JOULLIAN-F. B. TU.TAQUE1Q. B. The following season, 1922, was the year we all look back to with pride. Starting off by defeating Ver- 'AA-gd rina High of New Orleans we continued our success de- feating Gulfport High, our Sweetest Rivals, 38-0. 11'e lost to Laurel High 2+-0. VVe defeated Gulfport again 39-0. Then lost to Hattiesburg by the score of 12-6. Poplarville the invincible, unconquered and otherwise reputable football warriors, led by their coach Goat', Hale, was the next victim of Biloxi Higlfs Yellow Jackets, losing by a score of 12-0. This was a big day for Biloxi as Poplarville had not been defeated for a season and a half. 4 Page 72 L 1 Q A . f i Ljyvpc Q Q1 Lkfk., Nffg- fc. A X M 1 . , 1 fig' C 2, e ybiubg cgi V10 jul, u KL Beacon Imam 1924 .25 . if 1 gg U + -2-g,favifTf- :f14: +9 1 T i.-.1 On November 11, Armistice Day, we defeated Rugby Academy of New Orleans by the score of 38-0. Then on Turkey Day, the Yellow Jackets played their last game for Biloxi. Our opponent, Barton High School of Mobile, Alabama, were the champions of Alabama for that season. This was the best game of the year. Bar- ton kicked oil' to us. After an exchange of punts we advanced the ball to drop kick- ing distance and Eikle, our left-half, sent a perfect one from the twenty-five yard line. Barton matched our drop kick with a place kick in the first part of the second quarter. lVe scored a touchdown in the third quarter but failed to kick goal. T Then a very unusual thing happened, Captain VVill Kennedy intercepted a pass in the middle of the field in the closing seconds of play, resulting in a 50-yard 1'un and touchdown. This was Captain Kennedy's last year and his last game and was a fitting climax to the season of 1922. Thus Biloxi High defeated the champions of Alabama by a score of 15-3. Tujaque, our star quarter-back, was a unanimous selection for the All-State High School team. Bernich, our left tackle, also earned a place on the mythical eleven. There were several who received honorable mentioning, these being Kennedy, Dowling, and Collins. In December the Biloxi business men tendered the football team and Coach X Penglase a banquet at the Biloxi Hotel. Each member of the team received a gold football with his name and position engraved upon it, under which was Miss. Coast Champions 1922 The team in turn gave Coach Penglase a gold football in ap- f n preciation for the untiring efforts that he showed in de- veloping the best and most successful team Biloxi has ever rx F had. This season we won eight games and lost two. 1922 LINE-UP HOG.AN-L. E. KENNEDY-C. DOW'LING-R. E. BERNICITTL. T. TUJAQUE-Capt. COLLINS-R. T. , BRYAN-L. G. JOULLIAN-F. B. BANKSZR. G. EIKEL-L. H. GRANT-R. H. Q 6' l c..-4' 4 'V fy i u - N, -' v J gk CAPTAIN llou,xN JS Alf ,Qf J, X Q44 - A tl NA i A , if . p L..-'C-.. 1. W ., - thx agen 1 . 'N lfzlfft I kt' i l xg K , 1 . . M79 - .. . Ama n Bmcnn amatuer tara f I rt if f f - V A ,GY lr p i- , - W- 6 2- V ix- filj'-f -l--F ' 4 -- lil -'T' -E ' -M f- f Q7 f 2 F , C' A 3 06 4 3 1 Due to the fact that eight of our players had graduated we did not expect very 8 much of our 1923 team. Even then our schedule called forth the best teams of J Q Mississippi, Alabama, and Louisiana. ' 5 Our season was marred by disagreeable and rainy weather and due to the fact that our team was light Qaverage 1-MU, we were greatly handicapped. Biloxi High 5,66 1 gl has always gone down Hghting which proved to be the ease this year. Olne thing we Q lid that last year's team failed to do was to hold Laurel's same 1922 team to a lone ouehdown. Another instance of our fighting spirit was brought out in the Hatties-- Q burg game when we scored by bringing the ball the length of the field in the last quar- ter with the score of 42-6 against us, Mattina carrying the ball over. This was only the si. li? second time up to date that Hattiesburg was scored on that season. 'We did not have much sueeess when one considers the results, but with the disadvantages our team had to buck against, we should be satisfied. Captain-elect, John Banks, one of the most dependable as well as proficient players on the team, has been elected to lead the Biloxi Yellow Jackets of '2-11. . f J-Lg' SCHEDULE 1923 l if Il i ', f 3 3 Biloxi 19 .... .... Y ferrina O j 1 fb 4, .ij . 54,1 3 t Biloxi 27 .... --- .... McGill 0 my ' f ,461 Biloxi 0 .... ..... .... S p ringhill 19fl - f-X x ' i it f' Biloxi 6 .... .... C iulfport 32 ff K - LH! , 1 Biloxi 0 .... .... I ,aurel 6 T Biloxi 19 .... .... B rooklyn 0 Biloxi 6 .... .... I -Iattiesburg fl-2 A Biloxi O .... .... B arton 27 v 2 Q Biloxi 0 .... .... R ugby 27 Biloxi D 0--., ............... Seashore 6 LINE-UP 1923 L A if MWNNA-L. H. WL UBROKD-0 ,,:,g51,svETzEL-R. E. p 1 BERNICH-IJ. T. , ,nw HOQMN-k-Ca tain, M ,CU GORENFLO-R. T. ' L N BRYAN-L. G. 'A .4 Roof-F B P ja, BANKS-R. G. .i f BETANCOURT-I.. IC. K I ' ' X Nl 2 QZBASS-R. H. L Cflifw ,ww J 'lx M0 'W' -it C.. W IMM7' SaIv.s'!if11ies: IBOXVLING, MARSH, GEIIRLXRD, GAY, BRADY, VV D, COUSANS. , Q Page 74 A I G l Beacon Glow 1924 ' X . -fl--41- 1ij ici H .SKET ALY BASKETBALL 1923-1924 This year's basketball team, although somewhat erratic, proved to be a winning one. 1Ve won sixteen out of twenty games played. Tl1e first important game was with Escatawpa, whom we defeated by a score of 25-12. On the following night we defeated Magnolia High 17-16 in a tightly played contest. This was the first time they had been defeated this season. Our team made a t1'ip to Mobile to play the two leading teams of Alabama, Spring Hill Qundefeatcdl, and Ijqgrton Aeiadelny. We succeeded in defeating both with a score of 15-13 and 19-10 respectively. In these two games it was agreed that we had the best pair of guards in our Section of the state. Captain Betuncourt was running guard and Bernich was our back guard. Betaneo-urt, the year before was on the all-state team. The Mobile and New Orleans papers conceded that Biloxi High School had the best team on the coast. LINE-UP fB.xss L. F.-- YVETZELL BTATTINA B- G' - -- BERNICH TAYLOR R. G. ...... BET.xNcnURr C. -- --- YVARD 1?. F. -- .... --- HOGAN :A .'. ff. 'Z' ,,f-wf:'1'- --'- Q Q 'TT' Page 75 if B A Us Q . n 5 , n ill 1 5 ,i -1: g Y .-- - - - ,ii . - ..,..,..-f - p-iii x if n . -5 , n ln 4 I , Q Basm-ball practicm- startccl the second wcck of March. Much pcp and enthusiasm 30 has ln-on shown thus far. Although we llJlVOI'l,t playvcl :my games yet, wc' intend to J in thv nvar future. ztssnx of the 1923 squad arc back dns yCar,Nvc hope to have a good tvaln. Last year wc had a fairly good onc, defeating such teams as Spring Hill, Pvrkinshnn HlhsvHlv,and Brooklyn. 'Fhosv out for basvball are XViNis Cfarvin, Joc TW1ou1pson,'Fiacro lichincourh i Thad Bryan, .lolm Hogan, Eddie James, Albert VV0ntzcll, Earl Mattina, Bucldie Bass. Milton VVctzc:l, VVallacc Bloom, Lawrence Marsh, Burnett Mabry and B. I . C3 .hnuJnnL or if is 32? ill ii 5 Page 76 1- K 5, If I If ,X 5 Bvacon islam 1924 -. I xx Y ir , YY . it A 'Y W7 1,,,.L.,,' f-I - ,..f'i3i H fT- ---2f4 1T' H g fl 1 A X J., wx M 'MM ' 'V' 1' -'X' C ' Q 'VVU ffm N-Q., MV WV UM kb , ww XJ x Q ! i ' ,EV Q I lv Q ' x. Y W A W' xg X, 6..'1x--lj K. M- lk . X x AN--QQ QLD - u XL. Q: V - ' J.: - K. 3' f. , , ,, , -2- ,., x I P 1 . I .Jo Q s l 1 92-14 AM-1 TE SKETBALL BA LS GIR ,1 , ' i s 1 1 , l'- f N 1 I , A Q V, I ij K, N .1 , X NJ XJ' ij ' J Page 77 iz W-X.. f-. NWNSKWNN XYIWISANULQW DFW! v I YL Y 'T -'Q 4 Ti A Q5-'A --, :-A -T f I-Tl-..l-'Tl - , , A Wy lt an '71 M ju wuz' ' . 2 '7'IfL - 5 'rear W cum ,7 A Q GIRLS ATHLETICS TEAM OF 19211 N AIARGUERITE Hfxss ........ Iforniard' ........ HAZEL FRIEDHOFF 4 .LAURIE W1LK1-:s ...... ---Guard ---- -------- J ANE Roor 91 l Lic1c'rA DOYLE -------.-.-- Center --.- ---EDNA GRUELLING Miss AIARGUERITE IJACEY --- ---- Coach lhIAIlGUlClllTE Hass -----.-.- --- Captain ' I '7 s 1 L Miss Marguerite Dacey, the director of girls' athletics, de- serves a great deal of credit. Not only did she put out a good team this year, but she has'also aroused interest in her physical education classes. She has taught them pretty drills and dances, taken them on hikes, and has planned and carried out many other interesting affairs for them. In return for these many kindnesses she has won the love and respect of all who know her. Miss Dacey is interested in all school activities, and one of the biggest things she has done is to put on a Stunt Night for the benefit of the annual. This is the first affair of this kind ever had in Biloxi High and you may be sure it was a huge success. Every one will remember it as one of the most enjoyable entertainments of the year, and we all hope Miss Dacey will continue her success throughout the coming years. X Q 0 Lis f 5 f 'in NT Pagfys f X Oxai 1 u Q, c s Q A i 1' Q kin X 's -. --.A Branson Glow 1924 , , 6 jf .1 ' Y 4.7, - ..,,.,4 .-. ---- , in B L- 1 - LL, ---Zwff ----fi'Y L 'Q' ' xx ,.-IJ' Yi-W A Cl'lIfI'7'S' MARGUEIIITE HAss C'mz1'0rs- HELEN ECKLES JEANNE THORPE Guards- EILECTA HASS ILUCRETI.-X BIONEY Forwards- H,AZEL FRIEDHOFF SHIRLEY GAY L2 Centers- KIXTHERINE H.kRKNESS LILY ROSE DEVITT Guards-- GRACE WVATSON ALICE TEE WVEIR Forwards- JOIIN HARKNESS BIARGARET YVATSON IIAURIE XVILKES Guarfls- JANE ROOF IIUCILLE AIEEKS Forwards- FREDA SCHWARTZ Sub.- OLGA SYVETMAN Centers- FLEETA DOYLE EIDNA GRUELLING 6' N' ' Guards- ANNIE LANG DOROTHY ESKALD F 0771711 rd s- IYILLIE BIORRISON FLORENCE IYARSEN Subs.- MARY FRANCES CLARK IDA M ORRIS ANNA BIAY BOWEN Page 79 -1 N 1 5 J 5 -111 YEVWPWN 'QQHWUW WVZMT s. ' v-.. l if . e g 5 L- ..g- xg fr - ' -Q-il - ' --if 7 Y - ,,.,... ... ,,.,.. THOU SHALT NOT: J Enter the Senior room unsent-for. 2 Linger on the curb at recess. ' 3 Fail to walk the chalk line in the hall to the north in going west and the south in going east. . 4- Covct the privilege of leaving the Seventh period unless thou art a Senior. 5 Be heard as an operetta singer if thou cuttest Glee Club practice. 6 Indulge thyself in strolls on the green carpet. 7 Applaud a visitor of the song-bird type for more than one encore! 8 Fail to see the pathos and ridiculous in all Football speechesf' 9 Study if thou art a football inang or come to school on dark, cloudy days. I0 U, Senior, hum: v j. Bac'lcw11rd, turn bac-lcrzmrzl ' O, time in thy flight A , Dlalce mc ll child again 3 I Just for tonight, V i i and dress accordingly. fqf ,, ,f ll Hover above the pedestrian class once thou hast CHtCfm' the basement. X 12 l,ook above or below the Sophomore class for the brainiest boy and the brainiest girl. 13 Seem perturbed at any teacher who seolds thee one minute and asketh sweet favors the next. 1-lf Fail to fetch pretty posies to thy teacher when spring draweth nigh. 15 Forget to look pleased when a holiday is announced. 16 Eat candy or chew gum in the study hall but thou shalt stuff all wrappefrs from such in the desk. 17 Forget that the average hall teacher knows the logical direction from the hall to the library. 18 Fail to tell each teacher that his or her exam. is the hardest. I9 Speak the utterance of thy heart: lVould it were dinner hour! -when auditorium gong has sounded.. 20 Forget that your favorite study is the one at hand for this, Oh fellow sufferer, is politic! 2 V4 N s ..f - 7 N X u .Ai Q X N ' W we L Page SQ! ' PLE ASE LAUGH CAREFULLY X ' -W ,gy RW W ff WELCOME C 4 EYES KY If f' A3 EW , WW QA pace in-We 1: z,,,Li!.W,Zf?,fQ,U 'Kwik Aff!! 107, c7'060-4 J 7 m J gl 3 0 . A C U I . ' I ,f ' ' - . E YA- 'l Y 1. 2- Y , - ,Z-' L-j4 - i f ... X ,X 1 , . I is i N - ' ' tj 1 X f X ' 1 X 5 XV in If x j 112 llIATAiJL?H MIIIHEIIJIRAXI 1 S 09 00'f'f 'mio he IMHO Bob T.: I have a splinter in my fin- x He had to eonfess, 0.01. H The end of his nose 0 i ff - w ' C nrlz ee: Been seratelnnn' Vour head? , . . J as , II as ai shining sueeess. . . . , The best 'okes are not rinted thev How it is that you didnt drown last J P , ' . ' p walk about on two legs. week when you fell overboard. Can you swim? You can always count on ine, said the No, but I had on a pair of duck adding machine, pants. V tl C ll U 1 I N1 Let me shake your Palm Olive. It A115 mu .upic aims .1 tart IC I rs. Not on your Lit-C Buoy. I . . . lliss C'1'u7i1: UI w ndw' I: ' ' rllnizi: I like eheerfulness. I admire I , 'Y ,ll U wut 13 the . . ,, matter with mv watehr' anvone who sings at his work. W HI tg Ol I tl , ' . . . ne: ,e s sie. 1 ff illnurlz ' Ilow vou must love a mos- , ,Q ', hluqqn 'Cu E' quito ,, h ' some dandruii in the hairspring. John II.: Katheryn, when I look into Bill R.: Uvvllilt kind of' leather makes your eyes it sets my brain af'ire. 20041 SIIOCS fn Kafherlynz I thought I smelled wood Elnier: I don't know, but banana burning. skins make good slippers. Ifzlbly: I,ookl there's a car parked in Em-1 K.: I just cmft think with an this lonely road. Can it be motor Qmpty Stmlmcllj' h21IlflitS 3 Miss W'aI'hrins: Try using your head Ralph: Nope, thatis the old parlor awhile, Earlf' 2 sofa two generations removed. V H 1 1 . 1 Wfzeiz, ll donkey sun: Il zebra .AQ5 P1'eslz1fzr1111Zl People W 10 lixe ,1,n g ass 110 IN,g.an 10 Switch his tail 1 I-5 houses s lou ,not tlirobw stog.s.- UI ffWeZl I never used to Comment ,Sffmf ffmfffy 'mfr fi -V I' lemm' H' But here's a mule that's been in jailf, dividuals residing in crystalized palaces should refrain from hurling petrified 51,-S' CZ0,m,,,: If Vou Wanted to talk SUbSff1HCCS- like Shakespeare how would you say . Here comes 1 bowle . T' Penglase Cleeturzng on the furflel: J B H131 1d'?ICd'n2Q7T't, tl. I . . ' ose .: eio . . f . Please pav strict attention. To form Hx, , Ja , 9,31 S Us .' . seewa'1n1na.en .. a true idea of tlns ugly creature, you g PM leslq must keep your eyes fixed on nie.', Laugh, durn you, laugh! '- I. ' ui- . iw 5 gi l ' H -.N Q sbeihsi i'YYv0.t,r 1 I 2 5 X Q ' . .ii I I 'if -s , ' X ,v ' fx, , .. V ' I ' .fjxg A l ff. -'X 30 i kufv-gj'U. ' . I' I X I S- ,J-? I Page 82 Bmcon Glow 1924 --zen ,gif-I 'ef 5 ge? T. R ,Q Q., WML lD: 'TMILtW'w213 ,, 1 if fvxgzg, I0-4gAA-,VR My OUR FLOWER GARDEN Sweet William --- ...........,...,..,,-.... - H- Bridal IVreath --- Baehelofs Button .lack-in-the-Pulpit Brown-eyed Susan KATHERYN BURKE KATHERINE SLAY ---- ROY ASTLEFORD INIACK CLOWERC FJ IDA WHITE Forget-me-not --- VINNETTE PI-IILBRICK .lohnnie-.Iunzp-Up --...-,, JOHN HOGAN 4meriean Beauty .... --- JOSEPHINE HARVEY Old Dlaid ............ -- ELEANOR WIIEELER Dutehmen's Breeches .... ....... J EANNE THORPE Tu-lips ............ --- FREDA and LOUISE YV. llloon Flon-er --- .................... V BETANCOURT Shy Rocket -- ..................... HAROLD WOLCOTT Wallflorver .............. .....,..... Q TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTIOND I'm going to emigratej' cried the long-suffering husband in desperation. HYou are, are you ? screamed his wife, jumping at him. Take that, and that ! And the frail little mortal went down. Now I want to know, she demanded, who Emma Grate is, and Where you picked her up and all about her. Let me catch you two together and I7ll hummer one of you with the other. Now I Study Evermore. Once upon an evening dreary, when my lessons made me weary, And the thoughts of love and romance held me tight. In a chair of spring and willow, with my head upon a pillow I indulged in love and romrance half the night. 'Tis a shame indeed, I muttered 'Tis a shame and is not right. But the morrow brought me sadness, when it would have me gladness If I'd studied every lesson as before. Every teacher gave me zero, while I dreamed on ofniy hero, And my mother hearid about it as before. Now my books theygiiy beside me And there's nothiingto betide me So I study evermore. - -LOUISE SWETMAN. f ,I X J jrfe J r ya X 'fl' 6' vo ' ' ' 'l X , 4 f -ffl ' Page 83 , f J I ,QE Sf v-1 V .J M . .5 'iiimcon fiiiuw 1924 , ,ff- ' - if .. A H5535 R! 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Xf 'X , .. l x -F .v ' 1 I pe' On a corner of a block in a down Charlie and Louis .,3 ' ' town district is a restaurant with a Ham- Three eheers for the pair, 7 J 53 JJ ing sign: Never Closed. You never see one 'Q K On the other a drug store displays its But the other one's there. X T5 A motto: Open all Night. It Blight Have Been ' Between the two, where Frank Bing In the land ,Of Arrow Collars gl has his modest laundry hanffs the si nz - Q. - D g Bly the valley of Corona, A T Me Wakee TOO! PVhere the lover, Instant Postunz. rj A W'hen Aflam in bliss asked Eve for a. lllet his Sweetheart, Cutie Cura A' Qfri MSS By the mountain of Fels Naptha W-. J Sllf? pul'h'e1'efl her lips with a coo, Dwell they there with Aunt Jemima ii Taq? With looks most ecstatic she ansnierefl lllother of the Cutie Cura If A--fs i emphatie Un the shores of Euealyptol M I fl071,t f'fl 0 f1'flf'-Nl Yf I fl0'- Hard into the Liquifl Tar Soap, ff, Ti I Ifreala S.: VVhat's that hump on the ffunt Jgrmiqng, with her Kodak, K front Of YOUI' Cuff Stood and pointed to the Crisco -A Lltl'lllt'Z Ucjll, tlltf Ytldliltlll' llild 21 lJ0ll.H Hygndgl' dypgll the Ilgg-Ofmgbilg 3 Garage assistant having walked around In fha fm-pst gf fJ,fi'L'llIl?' ' P Miss Crump's Buick sc-vc-ral times rc- 'j1,, it is 71.110 h-illerl Van Ilousen 'Il W fb inlarkedz 'l'l1at'S Il good ll0I'Il y0l1 ll2lV1'- Slew him with his Kuppenheinzerf' ' . I,ct's Jack it up and run a new Car under HUM fllpn fhg Im-fflylf ljgsfuqn PQ, ijt ibn Seized his trusty Ififlew Humber D4 d Milton VVCUCVS favvritv S0Ilg'I HMY Gave his bride one last Djer Kiss ti lvild IriSl1N0S0- Kissed her by the Coea Cola Q 'W W'ere is not for this verse HI 'lm g0l f4'1 pitfall' Cuffl, Thl,H,,d be a joke here On a long rand distant Journey fx 3 Ten times worst.. lVhere the name of Slcinrzer Satin i And Palm Olive is not spoken. . . f. . . - , , wr 5' riful-ff Tlvhati good to dum Rory ' Guard you well our daughter Jello L im' ly a S ampoo' A1111 our last born baby, New Shin. - 5 Jelly J.: W'hat's a coat of arms ? -- Then he launeheal his craft for sailing ,D Q Jimmy G.: A Knight shirt. On the shining Pluto Writer. . N . fi vnu How old is that lamp 13 If you are a chemist answer this quizz ., Y' ltlayz Three years, why ? of mine, I- Eunice: Turn it down then, its too I know where carbon-ate but where did 2 :fa youno' to smoke. Io-dine? i 2 O Q 'j' 33 Buddy Bass' says his prayer once a flliss Scarborough: lim tempted to give Q ' 'f year-on New Years, and the rest of the every one of you zero. I time he jumps into bed and says Ditto.,' Thad: Yield not to temptation. . rig fl . Q Q' s,us, A1-9 .V ' 5- p F7 . I .bii K Ii ly'uffafw l .f0VLkkJi' MTV Tye l I J V J l - fm QQ D fl W f l -:Er I . ,pf 1 p .Ll . Pageoo I K .13 c Q1 F'- Bmcon 6510111 1924 A a A S u - . R- A-1fRAf i - i IF IT,S NEW WE HAVE IT BLEURS GIFT SHOP 200 XVEST HOWARD AVE. i av-10. 1 O'n D I I I .V 1'- .Ql cg:- i A--,Alf - 17,1 ,-f-ff'f ,J-. ,, BILOXI FURNITURE 81 TRADING CO. DEALERS IN FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS CORNER HONVARD AND RIAIN STS. Opposite City Hall PI-IONE 937 :wil A COMPLIMENTS BAL'TER'S TOGGERY CLOTHIERS, HABELRDASHERS AND HATTERS ILONRL5 yqghfco- ' Q,0wvv,,QJ ilu-D ,lgofof-A-P i DN V- fm' x- R N ROW 2iiA,.,ag uw OAR MIM ,4 I I fx INXS ' lj .X ' Ig, , Q35-:I AS C5-5s7R,,x1 ni, f,A.,3 ,-I I -. ff wr - D Xi! 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DRY GOODS, LADIES AND MISSES READY TO WEAR MEN AND BOYS CLOTHING, FURNISHING R23 F2 5 A0 I fAMf etewvfme Q ci, NX, 'Ly l jd I wsu-EAT I wx' PJVJWKX -RSL '-, V 'Thr-xA on Glow 1924 .- Q ,El I,1,f.,EE -S E 5 Eg OM ,ft , ? 2 CS Q - -Q, .tgp S ,a I I 1 I 2 E I THE STRAND THE The coast'S most modern and complete play house. Steam heated, Safe and comfortable. PARLOR SHOE STORE 'FI-IE HOME OF S b 1 GOOD SHOES AND HOSIERY howing the est in BILOXI, MISSISSIPPI MOTION PICTURES , AND I ' w VAUDEVILLE I 5 Q I ,Q 5 ' I W S h :- 'V T Lg ,sg .g, im Ll.1.l.qQ:3-,lZ, Q C24 --E1 fa ---- E My I X I 1 W 20.1, I Q Q 3, 'Z 0' E B Bn s S 5 J K5 3 g Q Vx yi 2 H N N t s xl - I ,A VX. N- gat., MIS.. I t,I,,.,.,.,..1EIt P I Yx J It lr - 1 I .yum -5 Q ,JSXFTSO ul A ,. THE GUARANTEE ' E V I URANCE GENCY ' EC, SHOE STORE BEST IN FOOTERY 2 BILOXI, MISSISSIPPI S N3 Ii? QSM JO E, , - E. C. TONSMEIRE E. L. DUK E EUGENE PERESICI-I, Dlanager BILOXI TXIISSISSIPPI 1 1 1 I 1 3 E 2 v . 0 l I 2 G 3 i . I 1 , . I 2 I I a P5 1 2 +5 03 55 Page Q2 5 1' if . X -' WV Q X -, f' ' js' x f- 1 - A fx 1' V. M . , 9 ,, .' As W1' 3 . f. o n ' 2 5 2 A L 2 - 3 .R 9, , A N 2 vu W I' s ' e Q23 ' 5 2393 11352 PHge94 Qmcon 651mm 1924 , . ,.- -- 1-4 2' 1 5:LLnaT 1 we W 433 f Q 406 Fhcau Nfhi X A ,'. 1 , I o .9 ' X, 5, 'jx f X . P 95 J XAONQQQ-97 . 9' Vx ff I X-X1 2: E4 E it--.Y -SEQ? 'Ti 1:1 -if-' ,...,...,,..... lfd A Modern Resort Hotel. Beautifully located on beach drive. AMERICAN PLAN i-lo1'El. BILOXI On the Gulf of Mexico. Boating, bathing, dancing, fishing and golf. For information W r i t e Goo. P. Stnnnus, M g r ., Biloxi, Miss. Gcninl Hospi- tality and 11 cui- sine of unqualifi- ed excellence. ' - O THE COAST'S BEST STORE W. V. JOYCE COMPANY L ISILOXI, Mxsslssllfvl E Successor to T. P. IJULION INI1+:1u:AN'1'1I.1f: CoM1'ANY , A . DEPENDABLE 2 DEPARTMENT STORE 1' VVHOSE FIRST DUTY IS SERVICE I LU N0 transaction at our sfore is ever completed uniil our Customer is Satisfied. f I A l F4 T' ig FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF BILOXI E CAPITAL 3100,000.00 SURPLUS 850,000.00 Z DEPOSITS MOORE THAN ONE-AND ONE HALF MILLI'ON DOLLARS THE OLDEST BANK ON THE MISSISSIPPI COAST IS A GOOD PLACE fX V. fb. Page 96 FOR YOUR SAVINGS Beacon alum 1924 Ag fr. - , -if .- .1 QV 35 g g - g X V BETANCO'URT'S YVINNING SHOT A Ballad of Basketball in One early eve in autumn on a. rather rutty ro-ad LV Betaneourt and his friend, the lithe Jolm Hogan, strode. Make haste! the youth exclaimed. Just then he tripped, I grieve to tell, And so Qhow aptj the son went down just as the evening fell. . l WHHT lf? 'ff 5155, Now while V's getting up, perhaps I'd best get down To business and explain our hero's haste to reach the town. , , 'nb AAA., fp Qdvxi-f He was playing forward in the match at basketball, And a forward who is backward, is of course, no use at all! V's team, the Yellow Jackets, were playing off the final tie YVith the bold Eve of Gulfport fthe Tigers, by the byj, ,ff So at the Court the seats were all quite crowded, I may state mm d,....b-atz,LJ- QEspecially Jack Bleur's-he weighed one eighty-eight!j ,I L ,If 1 Q LJ.,rv'vx.4.Au- ! N4--0 U 1 V The ladies all looked fine, of course Cdon't ask me what they worej f 4 I f ' ' F I And guesses at the score were made by maidens by the score. '!'! 4f l4D'Y'iA,UI E , Some picked the Yellow Jackets to win, their costumes were so swell, Z I ' I , YVhile other chose the Tigers-they had such a stunning yell! l ' ,L ' law, -M .46 1 But come-the match! Don't think I'm making light of it faltho 'Tis sometimes donej. The teams were thereg Penglase was waitingllxq, yyuW,l:lj Q .TNS In 1 lf: So Mr. May, the umpire, dressed in mail Qhe was a prudent manj Read the rules and blew his whistle-and the exciting match began. r Aubrey Hill the Tigers' forward, was a whirlwind at the start, M all 'Vb1W I Q But couldn't keep it up Che was too fond of apple-tartj L g I M f 'vi e His onset at the outset was an asset, I ll agree, 1, , z But was offset by the upset when his wind got short, you see. 1 I . nf 5 5 i E! 4 I7 1, The match was hot! VVith shot on shot the play grew fast and rough. , y 4 The ball is loose! A desperate dash- V and Aubrey Hill! I 'Q Three seconds left-the score a tie! Those tarts! Alack-a day J! Our hero nips the ball and shoots-The Yellow Jackets won the f VVhew! That last verse was strenuous! I feel exhausted, quite. So Choping you are not the samej I think I'11 say goo-dnightf' But let me just suggest this bit of counsel ere we part- If you would win at basketball--benrare of apple-tart! U'?2wa,,,, ye-f V .AJ Q-J - v , . I A I lx. J . X, af ,N 4' 'T 4 4,-V -. A, H., L Lo gr 1 LJ l f 'I , I A ' .0 ' L V u L ,FAQ f KL Y .H 't . 1' 1 I ' J link 'sa ,-,sf ,Lk ' lv..x 'ki ,X -LL ff? -y LJ I it ' , X Q2 ,Q in x whiz ray ! -v A' Page 97 Lia S J rvwv- - -4 . . O 5 .QP L :E 'f ,.,i,..7'f ,-,,..,. , --,,-r - -Q, ,E HIS MAJESTY ' TEE. I':IAIfBblBGER KING The El'0l107l1If'Ul Piave fo Eat HAMRUROERS AND HOT DOGS OUR O'KEEFE FUNERAL SERVICE UNDERTAKEEIS AND EMBALIVIERS PROMPT AMDULANCE SERVICE MODERN AUTO EQUIPMENT SPECIALTY J. B. OIKEEFE, Zilianager PROMPT SERVICE OUR MOTTO P1-IONE 3 601 VV. HOIVARD AVE. BILOXI, IIIISSISSIPPI' -,?,..R,i, i A, W - 4 f.g,w,,,gi, - THI-:MDAILY HERALD .Q .-, SOUTHLAND STUDIO You :Irv assured thc best possible from your films loft with us for dcvcloqm- ing, printing :Ind cnlnrg- ing. YQ- -f --- fra ..A,T' NI ---V A 4'fvf X ' ' ' 'i -' GU'-F PEOPLES BANK CITIES ESTABLISHED 1896 PACKING COMPANY I GUARANTEED PACKERS OF DEPQSITS H I P S FQ: M TOTAL ASSETS in OYSTERS OVER SSl,000,000. D... NX wifi. Page 98 If N ff I S xx 222: KA. .,, 4 l S Af , ' 1 it 1 ,IQ f!?k'4f 411,51 l .l I 2 gh NLD vvMMlLQLQ Q' , ,, HA . UL Wb ,Af !'7L4Q LqMZ, jffgf EQ 71f,0,,L,ilwiQT QYPWVV tw . J- , . +R LV JM Www HELD LL 3 ' f j 'Y MS Q,ov-.NL KWWQOWNJ x60-vu-f-cg ui. . 1 H-Ji .QLM CMJ WMQXNJLAWLAI N35 MWSQHMVWM on - Qwhfwdlr GJOLWM, 'X Y '7 W'J JWXIV' WL LHMLKLNAQV 1 QLMM 5 V,1tY 'T- 'I - A SkClC.E. -.,,g 'A --4+ --'- ' ,....-.E W. F. GORENFLO HAYLEY CLOWER I HARDWARE - COURTESY, SERVICE COURTESY, SERVICE AND AND FURNITURE HARDWARE P O2 X . IIONE IN PHONE 103 OR 102 ' I I.-.Ii--gf E 'I MILLER NORWOODS E Music STORE C' COFFEE COMPANY Z ' E fy- 1' Mv- RANCY ANU S'l'Al'LlC U 'Vt '1S MW' Q7 GIiOClflIiIIf1S EDISON PHONOGRAPHS OUR Www, c'OI,UMRIA GRAIHONOLAS K-I S1'1'1'i1'1' 117111 IJl'I1l'l1IIIl1IiHf.U 108 VVEST HOWARD AVENUE X PIIONE 280 --in--f----A A in--1?+V--+4 COMBEL COMPLIMENTS OF HARDWARE ' WACHENFIELD CQMPANY BROTHERS A 4H'l W fb CROWN AND GAIETY . ALWAYS BETTER THEATRES V BETTER STICK T0 TIIE 'STANDARD and be SATISFIED The Bas! in Jlofion Pictures Page 100 LX: Beacon Glow 1924 xx A g gg N f- J.. '9 ' A-Qi? lt! A Y Yvfkf Laurie lVilkes: Have you seen a lit- tle piece of paper? To0die Hass: No, why P A Laurie W.: lVell, I've lost one and it had all I knew on it. I'm so cold, honey 'bout to freeze Don't want your co-at, honey Just your sleevef' A It is very common to see- A watch spring A match box A plank walk A banana stand A cake Walk lVhy, I even-saw A cat fish and a horse fly. n Walker Brown: VVhat part of the body is the scrimmage ? ' Ja-ch Srvetlancl: The scrimmage ? i-i,.. .. I 1 IN I fi . As we are to have May all winter, we are expecting a delightful season. Miss Scarborough thinks Eric Priceis long trousers went to his head instead of his feet. Dizzy Goodman: The Nile divides Paris into ten equal parts. A woman fell overboard from the ship yesterday, and a shark came up, looked her over, and went away. He never touched her ? No. He was a man-eating shark. Father Qsharplybz Marion stop pull- ing that cat's tail I lllarionz 'Tm only holding the tail, pa, pussy is pulling it. lrlrs. Witter, as her son came home late looking rather untidy: Louis, where have you been ? Louis: Aw, I went on a datef, I nfalker B.: HYQSQ I heard one of our Shggscgther, scandalized: NVith that dirty players got hurt in the scrimmage. ' Lows: ,,NaWJ with a girly, ' ' ' ' In the days of Higli School football, ' H h It Often Comes to pass, Nlargze P.: You raised your, hat to That the felloru nJho's fullback in the that ful Wgg Passed- You don t-know ld, ier, o you. ' Isllojcten may-back in his class. 5631? -Gil' Ulljipnbut my brothel' does, an ns is ns a . Tx ' llliss Crump, talking with some as Seniors about the revival in Gulfport: lllotherz Charlie, wouldn't you like to Yes, and he tells you just where you're have a nice frosted cake with eighteen going down below l candles on it fpr your birthday-a candle I for each year. Freda, just emerging from a quiet nap: Oh, Toodie and I are going there to- Charlie B.: I think I'd rather have nightf, eighteen cakes and one candlef, Q A 8 VJ...-Quvhw-ai?rx. -f15'v 'sv-LO B x -to Q-2fu.mJu0 It 5 I' X03 V A A I j' ' zawnlsdg, G , J! 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I BILOXI, IIIISSISSIPPI WE APPRECIATE YOUR PATRONAGE AND ARE ANXIOUS TO SERVE YOU WELL GRANTS DRUG STORE PIIONE 38 AND 39 BILOXI INIISSISSII PI WE DESILVEY SEAFOOD A THANK, GOOD GROCERY COMPANY YOU ADVERTISEMENT PRODUCERS AND SHIPPERS OF FOR PAYS I FRESH FISH, OYSTERS, SHRIMP, YOUR AND CRABS BIG PATRONAGE GRAB-MEAT A SPECIALTY DIVIDENDS , PHONE 266 P. O. Box 67 ' 421 QEDWARD BRADY JEWELER AND OPTONIETRIST .2 BILOXI f X ,Ns IIIISSISSIPPI v -lyf' Y -' 4 I X 1.1 1 if 4 s . 5, f' . 3 I - A S, Pa ge 102 Beacon Glow 1924 I xx ,,,. li 'tg A Q g --g- 1'-'Tj T -i Q Qi. 9,3 .Q FJ is Q Q 5a-E2 -1 ,,,T.--- -,-Y gvf, , The Little Ol' Annual lVl1en you're feeling kind of lonesome Hn' the atmosphere is blue, ll hen life's no bed of roses 1-ln' folks are dofwn on you. I lenofw 'what will make you happy, An' chase afway the frofwn, Read the little ol' annual From your ol' home toiwn. Yozfll laugh about the triflin' things The annual has to say, For efvery line's a message About schooldays gone to stay. Efven Alndy's sefuen feet six Itfill e-ver profvide a smile, Y .find John's and V's capers That amused us all the 1-while. Bill Roof has gone to college, :Ind Stefve has gone to France. The K. I. Afs fwill give a social The H. G. L.'s a dance. So you think of former happenings An' you nefver miss a line, An' cause they're gall old schoolmates You'll soon be feelin' fine. And then before you knofw it You'foe read it thru and thru, An' all the -'world seems brighter And life is good to you, So for a pill of pleasure To chase at-way the frofwn, Read the little ol' annual, From you ol' home tofwn. -Lf'M. kX Exa1ninati ons Examinations! Oh -what thoughts that fword brings to me! W'e study and study till fwe simply can't see. And all of lus look so mournful and sad You'd think -we had lost the last friend 'we had. Efoen each teacher shofwns signs of the strain As thoughts of the papers to grade, 1917 her brain. Brofws are puckered, nonsense is ceased, For examsbfwe study, to say the least. At noon fwe efven forget our lunch, Hs fwe hurriedly join the studious bunch. The phrase Oh I knofw I flunked is heard efveryfwhere From unlucky students fwho sweep in despair Our consolation is that they don't last alfwcss. Why the misery is all ofoer in tfwo short l?j days And on all our faces fwhat reliefved looks fls for another six fweeks 'we abandon our Books. T -KATHERINE BURKE. Page 103 .,,e.1f 4. .ff ' Xxx 5 N 9 N X 3 .,...z.., N J x' X Xl X' 1 f y 0, ,..... .xx J. x L , A w .f' .v.! I Y J-sd, - ,gi ig, X? ilk J? Qi 152 Hfivs l 'Q' ' , WJ iff' mf ' -A., gf if ,JN I 1 fl, W 1 f 5 Wu r 1 1 4 QU 1 3? 2114 'rJI+ -LLgf , -L if :: T-Ji 'ljlu I 4 ' :H 1Tn4Mf W f . ll '55 MQ Q- 4,-3. 4 X f - 1 1 NklOA'kworx'n RM W l Lg MAA T - MQ, .QW ww fr,f! 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