Brackenridge High School - La Retama Yearbook (San Antonio, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 234 of the 1929 volume:

f -i 1 gp A: 4 P 1. S, -- - ' - - -1- - v-- -pq,-,, V-nqlq -,1,-,,-.,....-- Y-v-,K--A... f., .. Wiw Q lfxliloril QW fzgfzmffw C-4 7 'l 3 , R gig! MS IW W w MN,,,'sv b Nga ff , 7 aww . . Q , A .V h X -Y.. . -.,+. AM.-A..,.,,4.., ,,.L M ,,kM. L . .A g,,, A,m,VM,,,,, ,um4, I ,jd 1, I I 1 I I I 5 I I I . I u I i I i s I 1 I I 1 I I I i . I 1 ' XX X X X 1 . N Y fi , 4 3 X x, Q R WWA Q30 pulvlifhed by llle fludenlf of 4.-' Bl'aclu2nl'idge Iligh? fdwol fs-7 fan Anlonw. Texan Cdiltbli -v ' Xvlfnf 5Z5Mwg f N lnanagel'-H - 10r,1JZLMfl :Bm GQAMJQ ' nwxfvvvxf-XJxfvN X!X!XfkfXfXfXfxfXfX!XfNJX w x X l TN ,oX'!,. T xx! XX Xtllw r My I The Dedicating of this book to the band is not in discord to our general 'tdifferent lLlC2l. in the fat-t that this is the first time that an annual in Bl'2lt'liC11Y'lllgC High School has ever been dediented to an oiigaiiizaitioii rather than to A Certain Thing 01-- lilidividual. The Staff Members unsiwpeeting, ussinne the rank of wiselneng they may always feel certain thziti some out ot ninny will alwiiys be XVorthy Of The Honor. The Dedication Herein, we would say, is hut El result of :1 stiff merit grracliiig with applications of all Rules Ut' Good Sense. To The Brackenridge Band therefore, for their loyal fidelity, their ever serving attitude to our their l1112l0!'0lllli0ll work, and their worshipful support'- This Book ls ln llIOll1Ul'lE1ll1H. sehool, XX 'N f,,.iK, X. , f K ,., V VM Q ff x XX - -X X ff X x X N X W p5f1'r' X Q X N lj f 1 fb ,Mm f'X! JN JA f A NJ . QNX X 1 y so U if 5 Present Things Thi- stuff has f'0l1PlllClQd Q 'l'l111t moclvm people UI' thc Dl'0Sl'l1T day Wzmix pi'-osenl 1hi11gs lll EI, moc'l01'1'1 way. Freedom This now spirit is soon l'1V6l f'XYll0l'C, I11 nrt, in music' lu i1ulusI1'i:1lisn1. I11 vo111pili11g this hook 6 'lllllx s11f1.l'I' 'ill its si111'pl0 way Givvs those pages 'Pho touch ol' 111od01'11is111 Whicfh is Tho only ll'llU A111v1'ir-1111 art. The stafl' hopcs this will relvzisv Your im11gi11:1tio11 Anil 1111 fcttcl' lll0l'l' vwzitive ulcas. The Origin 'l l10s11 111oder11is1'1iv Touchvs lmive 'l'l1oi1' o1'ipgi11 in pv1'so11z1li1iQs xhvllil l'l'2lllZCCl 111111 if Mori- themi-s 11111 llI'0ll,Q'lll out of tha- zurvs Alltl ill'l' mixc-al 111111 f'1'2llIlD0ll 111111 llll'lll0l'lillS of the pI'l'r40lli day Thou the bcaiuiy of the l1is11o1'y And tho vuluo of Tho hook As 211 1-eciord ol' ou 1' lfligli School days Ill 1929 Arc p1':1c-'rivally 1lcst1'oyv1l. Addendum 111 the clnys To vonu-, we hope When you Q-1121111-v to look llpflll these pages, A ClC2l,l', coiicise zumosplieiws 01' pc111'1l'oc1lg u11dc11's1z1111ding Will slwoud them, 21.1111 tlivrv will be No co11i'Iiref - - -4 - -- of time. Q 6 gi s-as ix ? f Y X ' f WN! I X School Classes Activities Organizations Athletics Humor Shoppers Guide f IN JMX Xf xfX,' I l i l Z X J , J ' J x , xx . If X X , xx Z' X 1 P ,A L- X Xxx X 2 vx- x . v K I A N ,HM N ' Xml V f X , , ,..l, ff ' K X X .f' - , J + x x SY , ,rf-f! Q,,,X IL X!! -.1 f' ,V ,RY gg fir ,f X 1 ' 'X 7 tx K x V A ll V K f W- ' I Nw X xixx Y, Rx Q K- L V , X X f mf X f xr xx X ,f U X wx X v Na 1' Y df ADVANCING ENTERING nl-:QUESTING DRIFTIN G IDLING RETREATING C febigp i af X m .f1f'h1 S r ' 1. Q, ' JU, , -,ty u it 1 W- 'gift ,W ' J fl' dj ,'fg'lii.ii1'!tLviL+a 2:21, 'fn ,N if 1' 5 .A f,,,t ,gp-i Q . x J, V, . 1 . AS- 3 . V., , H X 4,5 XX Y x N X sol sift, ii ' x I J fi V .,,, i xi'x t i R A Q-,N .f laiifiifflffl i To The G7'lldIUl7'l'S of I3ruf'l.'m1ridge High: If you go to eollege, anal your Friends :ire assuming that you are. you will find many temptations. But they are temptations upward. You will be tempted or clmlleilged to investigate the laws of nature, to study the lives of the great leaders of moral and spiritual progress, to think, to understand, to serve. May you accept the better tempta- tions of college life. Sincerely yours, Superintendent. ,,. X,..- ' ...ff -4 l ' X iii Nil all Page 18 FFS' ' - Page 19 X A , E 4 jf t y . X .X Y l L X x, 5 x K Ilmr Sfniorsc You have come to one of the turning points in your careers. Some of you will make wifle cleiours into the highways :md liywziys of adult life. Others oi' you will continue stmight ahezid to eulzirgge :md render more complete your emlueatiou. I earnestly hope and pray that neue of you will turn completely nrouuxl :incl hegiu to l'0fl'O2'l'2lClC. Make use of your irnagiiiatious. Dremn for yourselves mzlgnifieent visions. But do not stop with pleasant dreams and fancies. Rather drive yourselves hy will-power and mletermiuatiou to realize upon these drezuus and visions. Let them furnish you with inspiration but do not fail to deliver a little perspiration to make them come true. You curry with you my most sincere wishes and prayers for your welfare. llc sure to choose for yourselves worthy ideals. without which you cannot achieve f'l'G'lll'l0SS I reffret to see you leave l'51'acke1iri1lffe. fi ' P3 1 . P X ours sincerely, Principal 1 ,.,-X! :A ik .N K . Wm' ' 1. X 4' 3-the' r v f 1 ' 1 HN X , f- A -N fr nw- V '--, , .ef me ss, if X N ff V ,-L ,f J In xx f 1 xx K .reef-56' ld R la ma ff,.'4 To tht' Senior Class of 1929: Brackenridge is proud of you-and rightfully so. Your contribution to this institu- one, and may the traditions that you have helped who may come after you. I truly hope that each of somehow, build for yourself a life that is worthy of tion has been a rich and splendid to build be an inspiration to those you will go forth and in someway, the high ideals and noble ambitions that have been yours. Perchance, some of you may not be blessed with much gold, but surely you have a heritage more priceless than all the gold--your own name. Do with it what you will-but it is my sincere hope that you will polish it until it shines with a brilliant light and pass it on-the better for having passed through your hands. I am aware that this will take real manhood and womanhood, but I know that you can if you but will. I take this opportunity to thank all of you for your friendly co-operation and good Will, and I offer these remarks as a token of my friendship for you. With best wishes for a pleasant and prosperous future, I am with cordial regards Sincerely yours, Vice-Principal. Q., .hx 'N N ...sq f iff-- , x.-,K sf. -ff K,-ff IX A -fit, V if-.x Rl R--- 'X, , -' K t xi ,x -...X , , . My lx . X.....,X 7, R . v f tttt I! ll all Page 20 y li I I v ti I , ly he X- X V' , 4' .,, ,I K xy! X , J I, f s.-KR-KZ.-ix Xl A7 f .di-5 a Reid ma 1 Dear Seniors: Three years have brought many changes in you as I have watched you grow. I have almost come to feel that you are a necessary part of our school, and I am selfish enough to he sorry to see you go. I congratulate you, however, on the completion of your work. It is an honor to he a, high school graduate. You have my best, wishes for happiness and for the realization of your dreams. Please allow me a parting admonition: aim high, persevere wisely, and never lose courage or faith in God. I confidently await news of your achievements. Sincerely yours, I Dean of Girls. X X -. if XV' 'ex f ' -.Nm -in--S -as-HIM 1 'Y -vffff, ,f ' , W.,-- fl 4 xxxx Q 3. ,fff I2 K ' N K , Ze ! R We -'N'-'Xxx-eq , ,V mx I '14 Y X R-A ' X, box xx XX Page ,eff i if A -vt f Q In R my ii M W Xvf Xl N ,N may yy, K. a 1 4 ,-v X- N x- X. f XM, ill, V' ' , ' T X., I V......-..1f Xia.. ,X R 1 V' .X ,N X Y J . , g xx 1 X x , x- X.,-- Q Y - x -' .sqm ' ix I. J it X W R me N lil E' fi lil H h 'J'i P! ex N., LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. J. E. Crews, Mrs. J. R. Floyd, Mrs. George Glenny, Mrs. P. Henry, Mrs. G. B. McLellan, Mrs. W. D. Stubblefield. The Parent-Teacher Association I II ORGANIZATION OBJECT The Parent-Teacher Association The Objects of the Association are ot' the Brackenridge Senior School was organized in 1918, affiliated with the to raise the standard of home and school, to bring: about closer relations District, between them- State, to develop, between educators National. and the general public, united efforts Regular meetings are held every third for every child, Friday- for its highest advantages in education- At 2 P. M. mental, Room 236. moral, Spiritual. WORK It maintains a Student. Loan Fund, and stands ready to assist the -school, and the students in any way possible. - MRS J. E. Cnzws ........ ......... P resident MRS Gmoiion I. Gi.ExNm'. .. ...... Vice-President Mus. JESSE BEl'l'IC.l. ............ ...2'mI Vice-Presidmzt MRS. W. B. STUIIISLEFIFILIJ ....... ...BWI Vice-President Mus. NG-icoizom B. M.. MCLl4Ill.l,AN ......... Recording Secretary MRS J. R. FLOYD ................. Corresponding Secretary MRS. PATRICK HENRY .... ............... 7 'reasurffr 'x.X We 2,556 ,X TOMB, -7 . 1, . 44,7 XX ,. . ,f A Tx X-- X-...Mx --- ffjfi r. Q . .. if is PZ!! ! 'fn' xi W Page 22 .1 lf-N-1 i , ,A, - -A I 1 -fe.', fu ,' Q ,4....n - .eo 'X K .- . L ,- , W yi l ,rm in U' A 4 f, 1, V, W- iw ,W We ugh, 'aw' 'Q vw 'N '- it .. twin. , New ta. -:W lt., vtn,f.e f- ' Page 23 Bins. JESSIE ABBOTT B. A. University of Texas Sponsor B. B. B. Miss FLoRrtNf'E Al.l.mI B. A. University of Nebraska M. A. University' of Wisconsin N11 ss K.XTPI ANDREWS B. S. College of Industrial Arts Miss Gsoluzm ARM's'r1:0NG Mas. JULIA BALI. B. A. Our Lady of the Lake Miss BIADI-1I.l'I Bnmwmnr. i '... .V By I Miss Enrrir BRINKMAX ,t Miss CONCIIA CI-IAPA B. A. Our Lady of the Lake Miss Vrnulxm CHILDRESS B. A. University of Arkansas Mic. WILLi.xM Com' B. A. University of Texas MR. Gionni: DAVIS Miss Rosn DAVIS B. A. University of Texas Sponsor of Science Club Miss Enrrlr FOX B. J. University of Texas Sponsor of Cadet Corps Sponsor Annual and Times 1 N SLN X' X ,J l I .. 9. r... .,- -rx ya Eersliia Q . A . ..y.. :V M., Miss EMMA FRICY B. A. University of Texas M. A. Columbia University Miss F'i.oIcFNc'lfi GFRl..xCH Miss Lum Gooowlx B. S. Peabody College Sponsor Commercial Club Miss .IVAN H.u:wri.1. Miss lmfm' HP1NDP'llSON B. A. Baylor College Miss M.XllIil'Fflll'l'lif HIGGINS B. A. Our Lady of the Lake fi- 4 lx . .53 , ,f i -J ff Miss LAURA HYDE M. A. University of Chicago Miss ANNIE JARY Ph. B. University of Chicago M. A. University of Chicago Sponsor Periclean Debating Society Head of History Dept. Miss Mxlilcimfi JoliNsoN B. M. Southwestern University Sponsor Glee Club Miss Ehsnc .loxfxs B. S. College of Industrial Arts Miss MiXliliL'BfllI'I'F KING B. S. North Texas State Normal Col. Sponsor Girl Scouts Miss LOVIHIC L.xxr'As'1'rila B. University of Chicago M. A. Columbia University Mk. A. E. Ilrilrmsrlua B. A. Southern Methodist Universit Sponsor Reagan Debating Society 1, .ij Y Page 21, - ,Brow 'VW- ,V M mp W 'H Y x x if . V . K V km? y . N A A , X Yi' ii 4 -4-- -af - - ' -H N Br X mxxxiwl ff K ' ' A -.. A,,, , E A 4,..---,xiii x r a Re la ma X'iBe4X...X wi W mu b Miss Ervin L1-:WIS MR. W. E. SHACKLETT D Sponsor Gutenbergs MUS' M-VFTU3 MITCHELL Mus. ELSA SCHl.ocr1.xUn B. A. University of Texas B. A. University of Texas Sponsor Sophomore Class Miss IDA MAE MURRAY STm.1.A Q. SMITH B. A. University of Texas A- UniVe1'FitY Of Texas Sponsor Congress ponsor Senior Class Miss LAURA STEPHENS Mn. H. C. RA1.soN B. s., s. W. T. s. 'r. College MINS OIALIP1 STRATTON B. A. University of Texas M. A. Columbia University Head of English Dept. Miss LEILE1' Rlcurm B. A. University of Texas MISS ALYCE WIMBERLY Sponsor German Club Sponsor Gold Bug QShort Story Clubj MR- R- V' RUST Mn. 0'r'ro ZOELLEB B. S. Purdue University Director of Orchestra -N ' Nxhuj f. jf' A IIQK, T' NX 7'- ,f ,ff x Nr---M... .ff xxx, --- M 4177 XA -xfgxsa' gg Q if A X -. -, N Fr X - lf ' 2 . - H . 1 X ,of i 3 'X ., NN..--1 ff KX x, 'bk I. X - x y Xu . . A ,Xxx f ' xi XX Page .25 ly W J xA V,,,-,SK-K V. .., I XX . ' tiff' ff fe Ia Relama ENos G. GARY .... C. E. TnoU'rz .... VIoLA Moomn .......... MAncUEm'rE HIGGINS.. FLORENCE GEIILACH . . . EDITH BBINKMAN . . .. ART BLANcmI WILLIAMS OLGA SCHOLZ COMMERCIAL I-I. R. ALBEIITS VIRGINIA CHILDBESS EIIHA FIIEY LoBA GOOUWIN EFFIE LEWIS Mus. Zo1zA MELTON LAURA 'SITEIIIIENS ENGLISH OLLIID STRATTON Faculty tfatidll .............Princ'Lpu1 . . . . .Vice-Principal .......Dean of Girls Attendance Officer . . . .Secretary Head of English Department ELLA BUTLER LUQY DU Puma: FI.oImNcE Dumzu-r LEILA GIBSON Lomsm GIBSON IEENE HENDERSON KATHERINE HOLIIIER AGNES JAMES ELIZABETH KOCH CECILE LAVVRENCE CHRISTINE LAWRENCE ALEEE10 LEHMBERG Must. ELSA S'cHL0oHAUn ALYCE WIMEERLY GERMAN LE-ILET RICHTEE HISTORY AN NIE OJARY Head of History Department FLORENCE ALLEM MARY, CQLEGATE ADAH GIBBUNS MARIE I-IALE LAUEA Him: Assn: Knwo MAEGUERITE KING Mas. MARY LEATHEBS Mus. MATTIE MITCHELL MANon Puomvrr XIHDNA WOLF Registrar HOME' ECONOMICS KATE ANDREWS MADELE BIEDWELL JEAN HAEWELL ELSIE M. JONAS J OURNALISIM EDITH Fox - XIMENA WOLF LATIN ELLA CAINE LIBRARY 'GEORGIA 'ARMSTRONG MANUAL TRAINING GEORGE DAVIS H. E. RALSON MATHEMATICS Mus. JEESIE .AnEoTT Mus. JULIA BALL W. L. Cont KATE JAMES LOUISE LANcAs'1'En STELLA4 Q. SMITH Mus. MYRRL SIUMMEES GRACE Tvnlvmn MECHANICAL' DRAWING R. AL UP R. V. RUST - MUSIC MAUIIINE JOHNSON 0'I'r0 ZOELLEB PHYSICAL EDUCATION J ESSIE CHURCH WRIGHT RILEY MANOR PUCKETT PUBLIC SPEAKING E. C. BARKSDALE JEISTON DICKEY BESSIE LEE DICKEY R. O. T. C. MA.JoB BERNARD J. REILLY SCIENCE VIOLA Mooms Hewd of 'Science Department ROSE DAVIS Mas. MAY MUSGRAVE LYIJIA PAGEL LUUILLE WBARTQN SPANISH CONACHA CHAPA ETBJIL JoNEs Miss. 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P ' N ,r ,1 ffm' ' -effHa.aa.a..i,gaie 1+ ii A WX of f XXX X .4-f 'g'f If - xxx'-N' 3,- Q + fe - N. is---ea, ff' ey di ,ff I , ' 'J' ' YQX. im' ff' . xx ' ii d III il 'X The Senior Class I THE 'ELECTION The 1929 Senior Class of Brackenridge Began its record of efficient work and Achievement early in the year. The class election was held in October And a most capable set of officers elected. J. Y. DE SHoNu ............. ...,............. P rcsiflnnt ANNlC'l l'E PATRICK . . .... View-Prcsirlcnt Si-LMA lVIl'C'L'I.l,ARt ......... . . ..........,....... Sczfretary DAVID Kocu . . ........ . ........................ Treasurer Mlsslfs SMITH AND HALE Amo MAJou RIIILLY. .... . With such able leaders the class Could not but succeed. .Sponsors II III THE DANCE' THE CARNIVAL In November a dance was held at Soon after the dance came the Senior Camp Normoyle and there was a Carnival. In originality and variety Large attendance-The entertainment lt excelled all former carnivals, Provided was delightful and And helped out the finances considerably. Everyone agreed Side shows and colorful booths That the dance Fishpond and Country Store, Was a great success. A clever minstrel show, Such social affairs helped to unite the class. Coronation of King and Queen, With dukes and duchesses, All played their part. TOP ROW, Left to Right: Miss Z. M. Hale, Major B. J. Reilly, Miss S. Q, Smith. BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: J. Y. De Sheng, Annette Patrick, Selma, McCullar, Dave Koch. X, ,I X,X ff ggi f jg! M ..,s.,., xx-TMA j,,,.,,f 42, .ff at J, M7 'f N z ,f K ,K 1 K ve, - ,, ' f y T xxgx ft I A. X ,f A f. ex , il A, H X --1 sf X, I t lx I it V Xi N Page 30 V hair? ' 'v rv' -v '1'-we-1--w - . . . ' ' ' K f 1 ff' 4 ' . -1- . . . . Af I N. 1 xi ku :X wie A IV 1 N fl f U' --1 K X .1 'X--X A X X 1' - --, KX J la R amd IV THE HALL OF FAME After the festive Christmas holidays the Hall of Fame election took place, The pictures of the favorites may be found Within the covers of this book. MARIE HCDIRTON ....... ........ Ii lost Beautiful CALLIE STRAUQHAN .... ....... B 'orcnrost Lralivr . . . .Most Iaztcllcctual Girl ......JIo.st Intellectual Boy . . . .Most Reqarcscntative Girl Fluxcrzs Hrcxs .... JOHN DAVIS .... ZELMA KlC1MP1?. . . . 1 , ,-.,-- J ACK MCLELLAN ....... . . .M ost Rcpr'e,scn-tuitivc Boy All are in these pages. V. VI ALL F-OOLS? DAY GRADUATION On April the first, All Fools' Day, The year was brought t-o a happy close, The Seniors forgot their years and dignity With the formal graduation exercises And came to school in rompers and short pants, Held at the Municipal Auditorium To while away the tedious hours in class, In May of an eventful year. With dolls and tops, 'Election and Work Scooters and skates, Carnival and Dance Lollypops and gum, Hall of Fame and Fools' Day And passed the day in fun. Graduation Exercises And the Senior Class of 1929 dispersed. TOP ROW, Left to Right: Billie Bedell, Amy Fielder, George Gilpin, Ellison Echterhoff. BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: Leona Hendricks, Dorothy Shepherd, John Davis, Dorothy Hovell. x X -,,,x ,-.1 'g,,r-'X fl' 1 rn ix N V. KT-.- :- , ' tp ,mfs ..,, M ff A A ' X - 1 1 D rib vf' I N f , f X, i N X N.. 1 X il 3, .X ,W x ff' X X ,V i A Page 31 f X f X XR Xvlil-l:xr.xN. Jmlx Jn. -Xl: licugzul Pros. GG'l'1ll2lll Club 'l'1'eas. XI, J Arlvisrwy lres. Bunk NXCIIHIIQJ' XI.lll'II. Al.l,lrN SHXVPIISOH Sigma Epsilon Advisory ViceAl'res. 11-x,xwlu1l:, Womuxf XI 1-min, l7l.,x Crnllglvss XXIII-KNOX, Rl I'll mu- ws, .Xxxulx 1llN'l'l-'NIL Ll-.NVIS 5IlN'l'l-'Ali' M.xu1.xx Stevenson Purple Jacket Siyula Epsilon x1s'ruux4:. .llcxrwrlf Liln'a1'y Club Advisory Cusllier vo, liuwuuw .lAm.mx, AIlI.l1N Sigma. lflpsilon ElllllI0j'lllQIlI Bureau mul Y, l4'.xYr1 Ot'l4lffP Assistant Pugf' 32 AXTl41I,I,, Iivi' Blxiilan, GVY BA BF Advisory Rep. 1'o'r, BIAIDI-il.lN Girl Reserve Glee Club tl. A. A. Purple Jacket, Sgt.-at-Arins Baseball Teani lxstifr, IM .x GIA NH Girl Reserve G. A. A. Purple Jacket Vice Cadet Sponsor Publication Staffs Rifle Team Basket Ball 'I'ean1 llifeii, JI-ssti I3i+iic'KNifl:, E'l l'A MAH: G. A. A. Soerer Tram Tennis Team Advisory Sec'y -Pres. l3ii1nlfi,1,, I'311.l.iic Lanier Pres. Eniploynient UllI'GZ'Lll Purple Jacket Sigma. Epsilon Publication Staffs Cadet Sponsor Senior Class Parl. A Orchestra Vice-Pres Rifle Team Bxil:icl,iix', VIIHLINLX Rifle Teain Math Club Sec'y Slglllkl Epsilon Vadet Sponsor Advisory Pros. Congress Pres. I3ial:l,.xNe.x. Arnolix Gold Bug Blismsxr, NonMA Girl Reserve German Club ltep. Advisory Cashier H B0lWXlX1ll.l.l l!. Gifon,iif.xN Girl Reserve Vice'Prf's. BolfzlN4.lcIc, RUBY Advisory Cashier Pam' -if f. f' it s 1 tl i- lf 'R lt, My Ilnu xvxxx, lx.X'I'lll mv: Hr Girl Sr-out Vice-Pros. Glve Club Sffcfy Afivisrwy Vino-l'rCs. l!UI.ll'l'. ll:-N.l.xMlN BOND, M.xr'K Hr, Ito .X1IviSm'y Pres. Pllblivzntirm Stalls frru, Ml'II!.I- Flin Puhlir-z1I,irm Staffs Purplv .lzunlmt Czulet, Sponsor ll i H9 Ttiillll ll.4l'llUNN', Ll'l'Y I,ihrz11'y Club Purpln- .Izwlic-I Slpilllil Epsilon Amlvisury Pres. llI.xl1l-Ulilr. 'I'1mxl,xs Reagan Ill: Ulilflllfll, Rumxn lim l . Hn. Bm xnwl-im., OLIVE Girl Scout xN'r.rN, LVLA NIM' Lanier Latin Club Sigma Epsilon CKIFIC, Vrtlm Al,1u14:, mx, A1.1,.xN R. 0. T. C. Elumloyment, Bureau Sigma Npsilrnl T. ll. S. Pres. ew 11 sr, PI4'l l,lfR Aflvismy Pres. Baud Treas. Pnga' 3.5 lllauiclz, R0lll4'lI'I' Illalmgs, EIAIFII Science Club Advisory S11-Fil.-Al'll1S ll. 0. 'l'. C. Hand l3Ro'l'zic, lfll1ul1:Nl1: PPD Souarl Bnowx, lllx - Girl Rcservv Congress Puiplv Jacket Sigma Epsilon l3irou'N, '1'lllci,7,1A Clio Advisory Pros. Bwu .xN.xN, .Lima Times Collector Bm1i'KNlfi:, Minn' Ilihrziry Cluli Advisory S0c'y Diclznicn, Aniz1AN Congress Advisory Pres. Bl mil-' Gifrsrxli-vii Congress Glee Club Purple Jacket Sipnia Epsilon Aflvi:f01'y Cusliier Brliiaifiz, R.wMoNn R. 0. T. C. Bl l:'roN. RAF Bl 'l'i,iii:, Colm L.ib1'z1ry Club Congress G. A. A. Purple Jacket. Advisory Vice'l'r Tiines Reportei' Atlilviic Trams Pugf' .15 Pin' ,Mi . s ii :i U ,l 4 it Bull ns, Lr:sl.1lc Timvs Reporter Hand lst. Lieut. Animal Stair' C,xowifi.1., lllisslfu. Clx 4' x Hi-Y Sigma l':1JSl'l01l RIP, VICIINIC Girl Reserve G. A. A. xwml Lx., lmu Sigma. Flpsilon Advisory Vice-Pres. C.XXll'lii l.L, lf.X'I'llllYX Ci Gold Bug Ti'eas. Umigress Sigma. Epsilon Advisory Cnsliier mow. M,xi:'ru.x Stevvlison l1lll'Ill6' Jacket Sigma Plpsilon Advisory Se-c'y CIl.Xll0'l', M Am' Li-:lc Mal I1 Club G. A. A. Reporter Purple Jacket Advisory Reporter Publication Siziffs Athletic Teams Cii.uinFr:s, Mlm' ELIJCN D0:Ln's Assistant Cli.u:i.ifs, Mum-1 Los Hidalgxos CI.l'1Vlil.ANll, WINNIIG CIlRlS'I'IAN, Wn,i,lAM Foorbull 'Foam Coi,1:1fsii,xi.r,. l1l,IlYD Congress I l Pagf' 36 Col.1,u:NoN, .IANIICS Advisory Pres. R. O. T. C. Capiflin A Orcliesirzz Crack Company Medalmen Co1.i.1Ns, VIHAN Girl Reserve CONRAD, E'vi+'m N Library Club Times Staff Coos!-2, Lois Sigma Epsilon Covixorox, H.xx'ni'x Science Club Cox, Enom' Reagan Serfy Hi-Y Vice-P1'vs. Eniployinent HUYPZIII Pres. Advisory Trans. Cmua, Nl-yu. Advisory Parl. ll. D. S. Pres. Congress Vice-Pres. Sigina, Epsilon Flxteznpore Speaker '28 Cuow, Luo1i.L1c Cnr Cm Gold liug iws, ICDWARD Advisory Pres. ll. 0. 'l'. C. Zncl Lie-ut. l'rz1r'k Company Meclalnien mssmv, Giurx-3 Amvi: Girl Scout l'I'lfl.l,.xl:. JOHNNY Cru Congress Advisory Cashier Pep Squad rris, FIi.I.lx Aoxris Signni Epsilon OI'l'icee Assistant Prrgv .ff Dx IJ tim, .lnirs DU'l Nl'0Il'I', Licox Times Staff R. O. T. C, 2nd Lieut. IJ wus, Al,,l.lf'l'.x Library Club Congreiss Giro Club .Xclvisory Sgqt.-at-Arms Unis, l5I+fR'I'llA Golfl Bug S0c'y Advisory Pres. vis, Erilifl. Loi' Library Club Congress Times Stuft' Annual Starr' vis, Jonw F. Ju, Sigma Epsilon Staff Cartoonist Alirillail Art. Editor Sport Editor Class Cartoonist Pep Squad History Class Pres. Advisory Reporter DAVIS, Tlromxs Liam R. O. T. C. Biflcplfx, ADRIAN RPQIRQHII HiAY Sec'y Congress Dl'SlI.K, M.xn'rH.x Gold Hug Sgt.-at-Arms Congress Dl'SlltlNKG, J. Y. Reagan Treas. Congrrss 'l'1'Pf1s. Employment Bureau Annual Staff Senior Class Pres, Dirrox, 3I.xi:t..xi:i'r Donor, 3lIl,l.It'I-'X'I' I Pfzgr' 3.4 D0l!!il'1'l l', Nlfximp Advisory Cashier Office Assistant Sigma Epsilon Dm' N N .x N, lVI.xm:.u:if'l' DL' Di' A Orchestra Lanier ILM. LlI.l.l.XX Conunercial Club l'lllClf', Hl1XllX' Scionco Club Pres. Advisory Pres. Pep Squad E.xs'rwooo, NMA. Library Club Congress Ef'll'l'FlClI0l l , liimsox B. D. S. Vice-Pres. Hi-Y Pros. Advisory l'arl. Animal Editor Class Offiorr Junior Class Pres. Latin Club Treas. Quai-tet, tTenorb Ell,lilI'l', V1cs'l'lNi-1 lG'i.,xM I':H'l'l'.l.l..X Libru ry Club Troas 1 Sigma, Plpsil in Advisory Svo'y Times Stuff P:l.Ll'Ulil', .li-ssri l'lI.I.lsoN, I. W. ll. O. T, C, lilsslflz, Noun U l'1s'rics. .l.n'NIf Advisory Reporter l Pfzgv 39 EYIfll'l'N, Mitxmw If'1WI'I . VlNl'l N'I' Advisory 'Vive-Pres. Pep Squad Ser:'y Fifiiiir, Eixmisi' lleagans Assistant Iiemkkevper Sigma Epsilon Publication Staffs Winner, Golrl llkkg. Pin Inter Club livliuler Fl-'NNI-'l.I.. Blxln' Fi-i:i:iil,i., GEi:.xi.mxi-: Stevenson Fi liililili it, AMY Library Club Laiiin Club Ifl I-'I' Employmoni. iiiliweztli F Advisory Vim-l'i'os, Class l-lislnrizili Purple J:-ueltei, I'1I,Ulll'H, GllAUll+ZI,.'l Los Hitlalgus mxit, Cil.xl:i.0'i i'i4 t. Stevenson Ucingress Historian Purple Jacket Pres. Arlvisory Vice-Pres. Annual Staff Cadet Sponsor llifle Team xxmt, Gitxrit Cllllllll9l'ClE1l Club Sigina Epsilon Fi:I4N1'll, l.Yxl.xN, JR. Ill Fl Sigzitia, Epsilfm mi M ic, Cm l4 l'UN ll. O. T. C. ill:MAiw, CARI, 'Penn is Tezun Priya 40 1 f T Adil gggtlnn il 5 Qf. S. QC FS QCEL if-fy ,. fi. C 1 V-w...,..,.. din. .A C. 7 - P. Frmiznwioiiiz, O1-AL Connnercial Club I'arl. I.I.I' la, RoBE1:'r Publication Staffs R. O. T. C. Captain Crack Company Medalmen Vice-Pres. Civics Class Sec'y G,x1.l.H:os, R1'ool.Pu GAIQIINICII, CONRAD Science Club Advisory Sec'y Gxuxrgx, KITTII-: BELL Gold Bug Con ,egress Advisory Sec'y-Treas. Gnnm DIC LA, Glconon Los Hidalgzos R. O. T. C. G1fuo1.xN, M.x1:nc Gold Bug Geri-tix, Vn'1.xN Library Club Congress Sgt,-at.Arins Advisory Vice-Pres. Cadet. Sponsor Rifle Team Gn.ur1:'r, WH.Li.xM Glu., lnsm Sigxna Epsilon G1 I.1'1N, G 111011-GIG B. Di. S. Critic Sigma Epsilon Publication Staff Times Editor-in-Chief Colonial Dames Contest Essay Contest '28 Senior Class Reporter GoNzAl.i4:s, H1Cl,l1I'N' Periclean Sec'y Latin Club Vice-Pres. Congress Sec'y Purple Jacket Advisory Pres. Cadet Sponsor Rifle Team Pogo 41 .tl fir M . 1 e 'lil' 1 f 'f'i Y f ' 1 Goxzmix, RUll0l.lf0 D, D. S Parl. Sigma Epsilon Tennis Team U,llIl'I'.XIll, l'l..xl:lr'1f GIII'l'NI'll'l,IP, NIINXII1 Girl llosmwve l'HllQ,l'f'SS lfliiipluyiuriil Ullftjilll 131111119 Jacket. Allvisory lleporlfi' Lilu'z11'y Assistant illzuilf, N.X'!'.Xl.l.X l.iln'u1'y Uliilm Amlvisniy Pros. Kilil'lilfll, lflxixm Gll1l'I'IIIill. GENE Stevenson Trvas. Congress Purple Jacket Advisory Pres. l-l.xl.l., llAll'I'll.X Girl Smut, Trsas. Gramm. S'1'ril,l..x Library Club Vice-Pres. l-l.xl.l., O1-Al, Advisory Sec'y H ui, Minimal-n Gm-1'ii1z111 Cluh Vir-1-P11 s, glevmylsun l'llllpll'0SS lll'IXX, .Xl.Xlill.XIll l' llnlml ling: Pros. ,xqlvnqm-y lly-veg, IJ.X3llli'l'0X, Cl.lN'mx rlgfv 42 H,xM11.'mN, W1i.m.xM Arlvisury Vice-Pres. R. O. T. C. End Lieut. Pup Squad Crack Company H.xNt'm1ii, lhnmoxu R. O. T. C. lst Lieut. Crack Cuiupany Mtlclallum Sec'y H.XllllXl'It'li, Zl'fl.llA Pvricleau Pres. Cmiiiiercial Club Treas, Purple Jacket Sigma Epsilon Advisory Vice-Pres. H.XSNl'l,Ii, JOYt'lf: Atlvisory Pres. I'IiXl'til4QIl, Rm' Sigma lflusilmi T. B. S. S. Sgt.-at-Arms Hl'XIllllf'liS, Ll-UNA Cadet Sprmsm' Sigma. lflpsilou Publication Staffs Purple Jacket Sec'y Ilxwlirxs, Mauna Office Assistant Hans, M.tuY Bliss Haynes, Bvzitricc Ilnxis, C il.xui,Ls R. O. T. C. Reagan Rami Crack tlonipauy Hmxs, U'i ru Luris lil-.xsu-,'l'. t'. V. Advisory P1-es. Orcliest ra Pap Squad Pllflfl .H Hi Ill ixnivrisox, Lows Civics Club Vice-Pres. -Nxifvlclf. Al,'l'lllf.X Advisory Sec'y Hrxxr ssv, Mun-.xiii-'i' Coiigrvss l'lIflll:MANN, K'Llxn.x Hi I-I I Gold Bu mis, Fn.xNi'r3s Girl Reserve CUllQ,l'6'SS Eniployment Hurvau Purple .lavkel Sigma Epsilon Advisory 'l'reu.s. Publication Siaffs Czidet Sponsor llille Tezun liIl'l'UXYl'll, I'Ill.l.IAliID Pulmllcrzition Staffs ll. O. 'l'. C. Capt. Adj. Rifle- Teain Crack Company Me-dalinen Pres. HILL, Doi:o'r1Ix' Lific Lanier Sgt.-at-Arms l'ong:ress Tilnvs Staff lu.. Enxrx U011lIl16l'ClEl1 Club G, A. A. Purple Jacket Advisory Pres. Annual Staff Rifle Team Cadvl Sponsor Basket Hall Captain I1ll.I., 'l'noM,xs lIlNDlCl,ANll, I-IIQLIQN G irl Rcsviwe Advisory Pri-S. liixis, Illxin. 1Il'l'ZFll'II.D, G11,in'1:'r Uernian Club Page 44 Horifixux, ll0'l l'll4Z Congress Glee Club Sigma Epsilon Advisory Reporter Times Collector Advisory Cashier HoI.pril:, DENNIS Reagan R. O. T. C. Lleut. Hoon, AMY Homclxs, llonorm' Honrox, MARIE Lanier Coiuine-rczial Club Annual Staff Cadet Sponsor Rifle Team HlJX'PIlil,, Doizoruw Lanier Advisory Reporter Annual Staff Class Poet Civics Class Sef y Hlllillfllill, BoNNl1c Clio Club Purple Jacket Hlllll Il, llowAl:p ll. O. T. C. Crack Company Hmmm, Nl'fl.L Lanier Glee Club Treas. Advisory Svrfy and Iris. Hoxxixiin Math Club Pres, T. B. S. S. Jixviqsox. H.XlRl..XN Jilmllis, RAY Latin Club Sigma Epsilon Treas Pugp .55 l 1 fn l JANssEN, EpN.x CoInn1erc'ial Club Sigma Epsilon Advisory Cashier Annual Staff Type Contest, Winner Jonxsox, Enwluui Joxris, RALPII Football Team Joiunxx, 11AI!lG.XIIl 'I' Gold Bug KAIsI+:1a,, EDNA Gold Bug Vico'P1'os. G-. A. A. Klwz, SAM B. D. S, Congress Pep Squzul Klf2l.I.l41Y, EuY'l'IIIf: KIJMI-If, ZI+:I.MA Stevenson Pres. Purple Jacket Publication Staff Cadet Sponsor Dean's Assistant Rifle Team KP'bIPl', VIRGINIA Library Club Sec'y Sigilia Epsilon Cadet Sponsor KI-Qwrrz, I,I'oN.x Gold Bug Congress Kmnlf, MAIHIC Gold Bug: Kuuvn ll0l l , 'l'I+:Iu,A Advisory Pres. Page 46 lfIRKl4fNDAI.I., OLIVIC Girl Reserve Pres. Kmix M.xrc'r1x Kickapoo KYAPP, FRANK Reagan Vice-Pres. Sigma Epsilon Advisory Pres. Debate Team Pep Squad Korn, Dui-3 Hi-Y Latin Club Pres. Sigma. Epsilon Advisory Vice-Pres. Publication Staffs Senior Treas. os. is, Gromit: JR. Hi-Y Advisory Reporter Times Reporter Inns, Cli.xuLr,s Congress R. O. T. C, 2nd Lieut, Medalmen Crack Company Kmvss, RAYMoNp LANE, J. T. B. D. S, Sigma Epsilon Advisory Pres. Times Staff Bank Cashier Limo, Au'1'HU1: Science Club Parl. Sigma Epsilon Advisory Reporter Times Associate Editor Luisox, Kixnxi JAN:-1 ,l.ibra1'y Club Advisory Times Collector Civics Class Vice-Pres. DELAURIN, Lotus Science Club R. O. T. C. Color Sgt. LEHMAN, EVIQRETT R. O. T. C. 2nd Lieut. Crack Company Pnyc .17 Lrjos, Allin' Llxpxmz, Vml..x Los Hidalgos Sgt.-at-Arms L1 sm-', SIf'l.M.X Sigma Epsilon Ll'IN'l'l1lI, MlXll'I'll.X Slim Girl Reserve Sgt.-at-Arms G. A. A. Pres. Publication Staff Cadet. Sponsor Rifle Team Typo Team Purple Jacket Athletic Te-ams Llfs'l'1fR, lVlll.llIQElD Uougress Vustofiiau Aclvisory Trezxs. LICYIN, HILUA Clio Club Sgt.-ut-Artns Purple Jacket Siglum Epsilon l,llbll0Hl,lIJll St,z1.1'f Office Assist. Ill-VK Vwmn - y Loc Gold Bug Advisory Cashier 'mt.u:'r, NI.XllGl'l4.lllTl- Sigma. Epsilon Aflvisory Pres. f'l'llS, 'Eswllltilc Gold Bug Congress Parl. l.m- l'l's, Rl l'll mms, S'I',XNI.lCY Math Club T. B. S. S. l our xz, Cl.Ylll'f Pugf' .QS Lowic, M Aim: Congress IATNDBICII-H, GLADYS Clio Club Congress LuN'r, MAYNHC Golml Bug Congress Purple Jacket Sigma Epsilon LYON, Mll.DllF'Il Sigma Epsilon MAIJDllX, MAIDINFZ Stevenson Civics Class Parl. MiXNN,WAYMAN R. 0. T. C. Times Staff MANNNG, DONfNl,Il R, O. T. C. II.-Xlli'l'S, ALICE Gold Bug Latin C'lub M1XIl'I'lN, .l.wK Reagan Annual Staff Band Crack Company Pep Squad MAWHN, S'AlVIUl+fl. Football Team NIA'I I'ISOX, HEL!-ix Lanier Cadet Sponsor Rifle Team Pres Dean's Assistant M.xxifm,p'r, H.xnul.p Hi-Y Science Club Advisory Pres. Page .59 .ii -3 ,J iv. vi f it A. C.. H .,,, 1 T F.. f W, v l K LVN I r H, Q at ---fo., . . , 5, MOAl.Is'l'lf2u, Rlrrii Me Girl Reserve Treats. Glee Club Purple Jacket Deans Assistant Coxxtiu., MARY Cadet Sponsor Rifle Team Times Circulation Mgr. Lanier Vice-Pres. Purple Jacket Hist. Sigina Epsilon lVIoCIu,i.Au, SELM A Mt' M f' Clio Club Histz. Senior Class Se0'y Cadet Sponsor Employment Bureau Purple Jacket Annual Staff Dean's Assistant liifle Team Cl'I.l.lN, AURICI,INl41 'Girl Reserve Latin. Club Advisory Pres. O'I'I.l.0l'II, Bm'r'r B. ll. S. BIt'DflX,Xl.lY, Fox' Lvxx Vommercial Club Vice-Pres. Cadet Sponsor llifle Team Advisory Times Collector Mu Xlf M Got.m:n'u, Josw-n Pep Scumd 'Kl- NNUN, ll1ll,UI:l4 s Girl Reserve Coimnerc-iul Flub t'L.xL'oll1.lN, H.xzifi. Soccer Tram M r'L1si'1.l.A N, .I A ox IVI 1 B. D. S. SeC'y Sigma Epsilon Public-Luions Staffs R. 0. T, 17. lst Lieut. Crack Vompany Times .llunaging Editor 1Mil.1,l.xN, Nom. Los Hidnlgos NlI'NI'l Sl', t'lc.xI4. Hi-Y 'l'rezis. Advisory Pres. Annual Staff H. O. '1'. l'. Color Hut. Cl'1lCk t'on1pany Ptlfll' SU in A1 1 I wmon, Crforr, Math. Club Jrox, MAXINI1: Girl Reserve Congress Glee Club Advisory Treas. M1-ixslxu, Cl..Xll'l'lH'Ill' Purple Jacket Sigma Epsilon Advisory Pres. Times Collector Bank Cashier Mi-.sr'H, Ol,o,x .XI 14 NI If Girl Reserve Fongress svn, '1'lli4i:ics.x Girl Reserve Congress Censor l'llNOIC, YVll,l,I.XM' Mu..xM, El.lZ.Xlil'j'l'lI Library Club Advisory Reporter AIll.l,Fli, E1,lx.x1s1f1'1'i1, Lanier Historian Congress Einploynient Bureau Advisory Sec'y Nliimiic, .IouN B. Jn. Math Club Latin Club Sigma Epsilon Il. O. T. C. Moosmuxo, lVI.KllliAlll4'I' Girl Reserve Glee Club Pres. Sigma Epsilon Advisory P1'es. District Type Team NIon.xl.ifis, Jixxu-L Los Hidalgos Nloliiw, Ll'l'II,l,l-I Library Club Glee Club G. A. A. Athletic Teams Sec'y Prim' :Tl Nlrmlfs, Coxsrifin lVl1il,l.u:,xx, Mlwmem Nluimlxx, MARY IAN' NIUIKHIS, P.xI'L Advisory Vim--I'l'e's. Mnxs, Jl'l,IANA Math Club Sigina Epsilon lVl.l,llJD, ELI sic Gold Hug Advisory '1'1'v:1.s. Mm,i.i4:N, Lmvn Foolball Team Advisory Pres. Advisory Banker N11 lCl'lIY, Vi'l.M.x Library Club Reporter Times Staff 3ll'i:u.xY, VV,xI,i..xc'i-t Athletic' Teams Captain Football I.0!I1-'I'nlaI1 N,ur:1.1+', lVli'1'mi1c'l,l, NI4'SI!N'I'A, Anlulc Nl4W'I'0N, llosllc Team '25 Page 52 Niviionsox, Romfn'r Reagan Football R. O. T. C. OR'l'lfn.x, Gitomer: Oivrlz, JUAN A Los Hirlalgos Ox' l'1llS'l'lil1 wr, XVILM i'n'ru, Girl Reserve G. A. A. Vice-l'1'eS. Purple Jackeit Atlileiic Teams Publications Siaffs P.XI'l-1'I I'l', EowAl:n B. D. S. Times Staff P,xc'K, M.u,c'oLM Rvagan R. O. T. C. l'.x'rinr'K, ANNl1.'l l'li Clio Sedy Purple .lackot Advisory Pros. Annual Staff, Circulation Mm Senior Class Vice-Pres. l'.X'l l'lfllSON, Jmfllfs Con gross l'.vl l'iii:soN, I'I.xi:vif1s' P,VI l'0N, liifm lVl AY Clio Club Custodian Tiines Collector lJean's Assisi. Pi-'N.x, Lorisi-i ui-7 lux P1fnl:Y. .louxxy Page 53 PI'lll,l.ll'H, Cmumc l,Hll,l,ll'S. ETHFI. I'HIl.I.lI'S, Nlllllllllfll Latin Club Clio Club Coiigrvss Advisory Sec'y-T1'ea,s. Plmi F N s, M xnm. Girl Reserve Secfy Commercial Club Sigma. Epsilon 'l'0Kl.0FI1', llosm Povif. Dm:n'ruY IJFFI Library Club Pres. Congress ElllplUylll9I1t Burvuu Vice-Pres. Civic-ra Class Sec'y Powlfim., Lum' Sl.GV0llS0l'lS Lui iu Club f'0Il2l'CFS Civic-s Club Pulxsslfl., FRANK P141 Pl' PU IU ll. O. T. C. fur, lVIARf:A1u1'1' Athlelic 'l7e'a.1'ns lI.l'.Y, S.xu.x1i Girl Reserve Cmigrvss Glev Club llo1m1'tvr Purple Jacket 'Plums Staff Mr, GIIACIC I1llJl'il.l'Y Club- 'Finws Staff l,iln'ury Assist. NIl.XI.l., Cllklllll-N ll. 0. T. C. Pzzgf Page l' IYIIY, .lI'I.I.x MAIIIIII llIvII.xI:IrsoN, DAN l , Conllllmoial f'1I1'1 S953' Football KCIIIH. Elect? Vongrvss Glee Vlub Advisory Pres. RA N KIN, .lusliri-I I NI1: Librziry Club Girl Reserve Congress Rifle Tealn Cade-I Sponsor ll.xIfI', li.xZIfI. ELI G. A. A. llI'.u:.IN, lv.xN R. 0. T. C. RI Ifn, ICIIN Iwi' R. 0. 'l'. C. ltr YI-N, .XxIsH.IN.x Los Hiflalgos .IIIN llIImuI1w.xY, .Lima R. O. T. C. RII.I.INu, FRANK R. 0. 'l'. C. Sgt. Major RI'I'f1III4tY, Enwix Rill R. O. T. C. I'loI:IiR'I's, XVII.I..Xllll B. IJ. S. Sgt.-at-Arms Sigiini Epsilon Animal Staff Bus. Mgr R. 0. T. C. Capt. Sigma Epsilon lluIzII:'I'sux, K.x'I'III:YX lluulxmx. .ll'l,r.x llmaluus, lllfl:Nlf'u Slew-llsrul limuufgl VZ, lll'I10I,l'II Qx NXNUIAIIN. Mmm' Gold Bug Nlllflh. 31ll.IDI!lfll Golrl Dug Congress Ylllfllw, P. V. llfnm, lIm:.xr'1f Advisory Ul'l'ir'v1' Luliu Club Sgt.-at-Aruls R' O' T' C' Balm Cm Comzress l'Xl'l'l.N, li1.l.lo'r B. ll. S. l:us14x'1'll.xl,, IGM Liln'z1,ry Club Tiluvs Stull' llvporlvl' OI'I'ir-v Asst. Times f'ullGf-Im' Sxlxx, HIVII XIII! Civivs Class 'l'rvus. 4 xl'Xl+l-HN. H Xll-I. Lllll'Ill'X Vlulm l'zu'l. Emplnyulvur Bureau 'l'iuu-s Stull' llvpurifu' Im Hlwlluog Q'-lu-H, luwmlx llusvlaall Tezuu Geruuul Club Pugf- :Ir Iiflglv 'TT Sl'llMlll'I', ivlxm' lG1,Il.x1sl1'1'11 Gold Bug SI'lflNlE1lllCR, Wlmm Gold Bug Congress Sl'llUNl'l4l.lP, Crux. S!'lllll.Z, W1l.1,1.xM Slllll'I,Z, Umm Girl Rn-serve Si'llMllVl', Iilmwmao ll. D. S. llnsket llixll 'lk am Sr'l11:o1ful,14il:, I,lfr'1l,l.le Gold Bug Svc'y Congress Sigma Idpsilon Illlel'-Clllh Debate Te-um bl-l'l.x', Slum-Y Srrm, lirssm Girl Scout End Lieul. Sll.x1f1f1fl:, Loulslc Glue Club Slll-IAIIXN, ll,x1:l:Y R. 0. T. C. Capt. Crack Company Medulmeu Elms, Jouv B. D. S. Congress ll O T. C SNL. Stlt'l'ln1nm, I74mo't'tlm' Lanier Censm' f'1'0l12I'l1SS IIIIFDIG Jacket Slglllkl. Epsilon l'11b1iNtt,ions Staffs SIIl'l:LEY, Houma bI..X'l'I- R, VS lI,I.l.XIXl Atltlvtic 'l'ea.ms l'I'H, f'Ill!lH'l'l NIC Gold Bug' Censor Book Exchange GllfGllb6I'g't-G 51Il'I'll, l'Is'l'l'l,r.l': Math Club Sli-.Nl'RS, 'Fll1fl,M.x Congress Glee Vlub U- A1 Girl Sc-out SXlrHl',Xl'lllS 1111119110 1931115 Sxtztwlmxx, Fmm ll, O. 'l'. V. flltl Livlll. 1 t'rac'li CUIIIDEIIU' NIt'dH.llll4?ll Yr-ll Leader Summxta, Cl,lFFtlllD 51. tl,.xll:. lltblllllllt tlulcl Hug rru, llmzny lolfl Bug l'I'H. lll.1.lillC l't1blic'z1tiu11s Stalls 'tn JI- NNl I l' tlulrl Bug ll121lI'S Assistant Page 58 w 1 S'l'Aul., Al.iufu'l' Simi N i-'xi-zum, Brix xii: f'0l'lllllPl'Cl2ll Club Pros. Coiigress Sigma Epsilon Advisory Sec'y Times Stuff Bookkeeper Book Excliau ge STICIN. A. H. S'I'l'I4lll.l'l-'ll'I.lV. W. D. fv0lllLl'PSS lieporiel' Football lvlaiizxgoi' Publiculiou Staffs S'rm'K'l'ox, Cxiu. Srowic, l3l1lz.xl.1JrNic St ovvusoii Glee Club STA Prif N BICPC ic, H MEL Gold Bug Advisory Sec'y-Freas r S'l'L'lCM, LL'CILI.lC Ste veiison SUPHE, IRMA German Club Pres. G. A. A. Sigma Epsilon Athletic Teams Kickapoo Club Sluxml AN, ANN Library Club Congress Library Asst. Sl'l.l.INS, BFNNNE Sl'lQ'l'liI N, E-l.li'AN0ll Page 59 'l'l'.'l'NXYUII'l'lI, Hmzlil, Um Sw,u:'l'z, MXBI-I. 'l'r:ll-l:F1:, HFLI-X H ,N 'Il1:m4l.1,, I+lx'1c1,YN lnmuz, K lI.XIll.I'A llulml Hug Parl. R. 0. 'l'. C. Latin Club Trvas. Congruss Lllee l'l11h EIIUDIUYIIIPIII I5ll!'G2ll1 TIIOMS, ALVIN I'1l1'plq-x Jacket 'l'i1'11es Rclnorter :, AN XIIC Gold Bug Gold Bug Gtlflllilll Club f'UI1gl'0SS 'l'uw14ns, Omfx Glw Club Wx'.x'r'l', Xllil.I!.X llzxl-l,. lflzlxsl' l'mm:1.l4, HI'.I.l4.X gfmllierm ,1,N,,N VAN Hmm, llAl:l:Y . .,... .,,. l'u1'p1e .Iackvt .Xllmlvlic Teams Sigma ldpsilou lA?IIt'l'll12lIl Page 60 i VIIIOQ, P.x1'l, Amlvirsury Tiiufs 1 T. Il. S. S. VAN Sl'llIil'1l.l'f, UOI.l,1l VV.1lll.,Xl'l-', Oiux Mu: Girl lleservv A4lvisory Bunker Wxiziufgx, ANNA Ll-I-1 Luuivr Purple Jacket Advisury Tlllllfbl W vrrw llvl' . , , . H. O. T. C. W.x'rwN, A1.KIHi.Xl!l l' ullm cior 4. Wvms, Hum Lw: W 1- Cmnniercial Club Historian Advisory View-Pres, isxrilia, llliil ll Clio Congress W rim .s, .lui-2 Wi 'l'. ll. S. S. CN'I'XVIlR'l'Il, INN Glee Club , WWII-IMl'.llS, AIll,IlIll'lb lleporlc-1' Gold Bug Cuiigrcss llzxsilmall '1'cax11 WVILKINS, lliwiuuwn UUIILZIPSS Sigma Epsilon Page 61 xVII.I.I,XMN. ALINF Clio Club Pres. Flllnploylneni, Bureau Purple Jacket Advisory Pres. Times Staff Annual Stall' Associate Cadet Sponsor lVlzLjo1' Rifle 'Foam VVIl,l.I.XMN, MAnuAl:1c'l' W1l,l,l.xMs, ROIil'R'1' Football Team VVll.l.M.XN, .loux ll. O. 'l'. C. Zml llieul. Womf, M.xour: Clio Club Vibe-l'1'os. Woonuyxlzos, T1l.M.xN Wouo, Jon N Congress 'E1mploy1nent, Bureau Advisory Banker WI!l1iII'l', Al,l.l4:N A1l1le1ir: Teams Lerterlnan Wlillflli, IICYIN RQHQHII Wv.vr'r, Lu,r.1AN Library Club Yovxux-in, Ilixvlo Football Team ZII'Sl'll.XN1-, Lllinov Reagan H.i'Y Advisory ViceLPrPs. Publications Staffs Band Staff Sgt. Page 62 ANnEnsoN, CHAN. Congress Comoxx, .Il'1.1.x Dm 'Ki-'n, Dunn Reagan Congress R. O. T. C. Band Sgt. Gn.xH.n1, Romii:'r Publications Staffs 2nd Lieut. Band Au Ol'CllGSl.I'2L Kl.IEifoi:T1i, JosrI'HINE Lanier Purple Jacket Sigma Epsilon Advisory Pres. Mi'C1'l.l,oc'u, V.Xl.liRll'f Library Congress G. A. A. Purple Jacket Signla Epsilon Advisory Vice-Pres. Post Graduates IAA SA Wi Zu Zi NGs'roN, Gonbox Reagan Congress R. O. T. C. Crack Company '27 2nd Lieut. Band 9l'L1.1x'.xX, DoRo'1'uY Library Annual Staff Cadet Sponsor Rifle Team nwnvcns, WEi.noN R. O. 'l'. C. ist Lient Crack Company 119llRllll9I1 'l'f'IIlfl.l., D0li0'I'llY Lanier lciwlllcflz, NIARGAICIVI' 'M Brinolf, P.Nl'l.INl German Club Girl Reserve Sigma Epsilon Page 63 V . iyfww ,..v He !Mi,4,i H c 1 5. .,,..' la Re amd 'T' A 'um ,X fi.. L A ve: 553. .V Qi ,, ,... ,... . BoUoH'l'oN, FRANK Post JQIINSON, WHALIAM I Times Staff Graduatgg 11. 0. T. C. ist Lieur. R. 0. T. C. Capt. Crack Company Crack Company Medalinen N Hixmcms, WILLIAM PITMANY JOHN R. O. T. C. Senior Major Math Club 'l Rifle Team T. B. S. S. ff, Honorary Officer of Crack Co. if Medalmen Times Contributor L Hfmlcrs, BILLIIC Bon li. Hll,T,, Do1c0'r11Y Gold Bug Lanier ,- Nat. Honor Society Annual Staff 5 Cadet Sponsor Rifle Team 'l'.n'l.oR, lvlixzm Fly Fi M. ' w lil is ..,,,. E' f ll NST? J -ff: H .f ,f X gy NS' rr E A Wy 3 M 3 fr -M-'KM rM,,,f-P ff' li gi xx N Ni. ,f fi ,, ii f if lk Xi XX f ff ff' ll 5' l . T v RillK9rhli:,.MlHiaim1iplmrmmrM, ,Q.Mi.a,:iu.imW..um,q:,.,,.1s..,ii.if.wm.iiaimmmu.: N. ve... W i ...iiMLimvll:ii1M,m.ifm ,,Jx1moLu.Mnm.., M lv' -, 1 1 , , , ww' f ' N ' N H M L1 V K N, ,, f , Q , H, ,,, , W W , 1 , , ,iw 'V' ,,,, ,AM ,' 1 1 ,, W ,, yr, 1 , whumwmm...UmW.,,,mMN'i:wf. W,am1,:,amMwlrnnnnmfig,u'x,W,f, ,y.1e,,Amm..'1m,.1,f1L,.1smfu.-mx,, m.,,,,,,,r.-QW, :L L.,HA,,,,,,..3NWNLmmamfiwnms':uJMhuuum:ma.N,QuNmfm'.Q,,Lu,w:s:1mmM,wwM'H' 1.,. V , 1 J J i+1AN NIARTIN . . . . . . ni -Bz.. ,v ,.i fi , N. 1 ' , 1 - 1 i 3 , g, , 2 K f 'L 1. X . , w x i ii Q ff F XY X i I K x M i 7 i Junior Class I. The Junior stuclents OI'f.E2l,l'JiZC ezlirly in the your, suocossfully. Second M voting, Goorl lrproseixtutioii, Hlevtion of 0I'i4i1'l'l'S. RAYMOND Annsrieoxo . . ...... I'1'cxz'dm1t l5lcR,Nio1c XNEININHICR, . . . . . .Vim President . . . .Secimiary WARREN lIr'N'r1ci: . . . xYAI.'l'I'IR fiOI,DS4'lIMID'l' . . H1-1NoN.x LEE i',xN'rR1c1.l, Q 'i IESTI-in. 'l'Rx'1cR .loilm 'l'. WAi,Kic1c. . . BERT H A1mY . . .. . . . . . . .Trcrzsurvr . ,Pnrliumfnluria-n Nergvu n lx-11 I-glrms .. ...Repownr . . .C'1m.wr Selovtwl as sponsors ol' the dass were RIISSES l':IilZABE'l'H KOCH fficoimc LAWRENCE. 7 TOP ROW, Left to Right:-Miss Elizabeth Koch, Raymond Armstrong, Bernice Weininger, Jean Martin. SECOND ROW-Walter Goldschmidt, Chester Tryer, Benona Lee Cantrell, Bert Harry. .Jv- ..., , 1' V, ,af ff' ,f .A ,f N-- A i , o. I ..-,,,, ,ij i IN xv J . 1.- , f A , X ii ii fi Ni , ' A Z if 1 Pane 66 '. , . 'x 1 ..--...ui xt k ix it vi' X X , up 4, Y RX A iffpjfff F dxw.f '3kXxi'4 Vi' - it Xxrf ,if la Re pa me II. At a later meeting, the Juniors decided to take eharge of a. magazine section of the Times. Editor-in-Chief, JOHN T. WALKER, Assistants : LIm,LxN REn.I.Y, VVALTER GOLDSCHMIDT, NIARY lf1L1zABE'r1-I GR1r1f'Is, BERT HARRY, LURA MAR RAGSDALPI, WILLIAM HERNDON. Pra isesSuec-ess. III. In November there was an apron and overall party Whieh was the first soeial event, And honored the Harvest season With old-fashioned games, Dancing-jolly fun. December brought at social meeting and a Christmas celebration With gifts. February was honored By a Valentine party. The Spring made the Juniors look forward to Senior year- NVhile they had a pienie- A happy, jolly Crowd. Left to Right:-Lillian Reilly, Walter Goldschmidt, Mary Elizabeth Griffis, Bert Harry, Lura Mae Ragsdale. XX J Page x ,Q I p f 'ff xi-xx Ik! f 4 f XXX , 'X 'X ff V . XX ,-,Aix A V, 'gNX ,f V,f , 'X lixtx- XX HH J, ln hx 'X' is r A I 1' , 'xg . ll 1, 4. gf X, ,X V xx 2 X H, S+., 5 xxx N xxx 6, new lv tw N J E I Ackerman, Geneva Allen, Pauline .Al'l'l1Stl'0ll2, Raymond Arnold, Robert Bailey, Dorothy Dee Balzen, Clara Belle Battersby, Blanche Baxt, Joe Beck, Lillian Bennett, Lucille Benson, lda Belle Besalski, Eleanor Bevers, Margaret Blount, Elizabeth Bowen, Lillie Mae llowen, Robert B1'?tIl!1lI1g', Howell Brassell, Helen Breed, Lola lfirehmer, Alberta Buckner, Bessie Busboo, Jack llyar:-1, A. T. Cage, Doris Pugr' HR Canfield, Betty Cantrell, Benonn L00 Cuntu, Kosallc C2lV2Tl2lllQl'1, Lucile Czxywood, Dorothy Mae Cayvvoocl, Ida Lynn Chase, Hose L00 Chennnult, Jack Cliipmun, Jane Fliristupher, Mary Cochburn, Nam Coburn, Jack Gnwen, Elizabeth Cresswvll, Katherine lluvis, fll'l2l1'l0l.U3 Donn, Str-lla llroingmolo, Helen lbullnig, lidith lllclwarcls, Dorothy Shelby, lvlillfllil Iimley, llrwborta Emily, lxI1ll'tl'lZl Farley, Iris Folthousc, Mary Elizabeth l Page 69 Fischer, Jessie Mae Goodloe, Jack Fischer, Norma Leu Gray, Gladys Flowers, Dorothy Gray, Wilson Forbes, Marrell Greenberg, Elizabeth Franks, Edna Gregory, Ruth Frischmuth, Elsie Griffis, Mary Elizabeth Fuessel, Agnes Hahn, Ethel flilllt, Alice Halle, Dorothy Geisler, Ella Ilnmmonds, Marguerite Gerdes, Marian Harris, Hortensv Gimblc, Bruce Harris, Mable Goldschmidt, Walter Hurry, Bert Pagf' '70 Hauger, Margaret Jacobs, Madaleen Hauser, George William Kerns, Evelyn Haynes, Hermione Kenworthy, Oletha Henrichson, Elizabeth Kelly, Harriet Henry, Elizabeth Jordan, Marjorie Hessler, Evelyn Jones, Marguerite Hitsfield, Viola Jones, Iris Hopkins, Adele Jolly, Dorothy Howle, Marjorie Johnson, Thomas Hoyer, Zuleme Johnson, Helen Hudson, Margaret Jenkins, Estella Huffmeyer, Fred Kimbro, Marvin Page 71 Kirkpatrick, Hazel Martin, Jean Kloss, Henry McCord, Gladys Laas, Libbie Mcfiinness, Velma Langston, Wallace McMahon, Louise Lay, Frank Melchior, Anna Meloney, Dorothy Menu, Vivian Mergele, Bernice Leyendecker, Max Lillie, Florence Loesberg, Milton Lumpkin, Gwendolyn Miller, Ruby Lytle, Margaret Mills, Helene Magee, Juanita Molander, Maurine Maldonado, Angelina Morris, Anna Lewis Page 7 Pflyf' Munk, lVlzs1'gnret Nayfuch, Miriam Nicholson, Lorem- Norton, Elizabeth Oliphamt, Dorothy Osburn, Robert Osburn, Howland Patten, Samuel Perkins, Maxine l'e1'1'y, Frances l'ei'1'y, Jenne Ferne Probst, lVlz1rg,'z1ret Prochnow, Elvira Punip, Willie Mae Haholn, Merulith Ragsclale, Lura Mae Ranthum, Annabelle Reiclner, Ruth Rusch, Vera Reese, Mae Belle Reilly, Lillian Lee Reinsch, Iilcunora Reyes, Soledad Richter, Ethel Richter, Helen Roberts, Mary Rogers, Dorothy Ross, Bessie Rudasill, Mary Alice Rutledge, Gerald Rutledge, Lloyd Sc-hira, Irene Shore, Jessie Sigard, Germaine Skipper, Dorothy Smith, Eugene Smith, Katie Salazar, Anna Marie Standfield, Annie Mae Steffler, Ruby St. John, Lawrence Stockton, Jack Sullins, Perry Tate, Virginia Theis, Rudolph Tietze, Estelle Trilmlvle, Dorothy Trindall, Grace Puyn' '74 Page Tryer, Chester Tucker, Martha Unice, Charlotte Vallance, Norton Vanden Ende-, Beatrice Van Raub, Velma Villareal, Jessie VValker, Daisy Walker, Doris Walker, Josephine Walker, Vernon Walker, Vincent Wardon, Inez Weaver, Mildrcd Weininger, Bernice Wells, Allan Wendland, Lucille Westrup, Elizabeth Wegner, Phyllis White, Earle White, J. L. Wilcut, Warren Wiley, Emopgene Willcox, Marjory W' -wig in 1 -,Milf 1 Y- , N, XJ ,M-my-f 'Kqf x' N m 'M m.-xx ,,fff sf if Q ii fl a Re I a m an s Wilson, Edna Wipff, Jewell Jessie Wise, Louzelle Wiseman, Eleanor Wood, Anna Belle Wolf, Loretta Wmmlf, Theresa Yantis, William Yelvington, Ramsey Young, Evelyn Zogheib, Wilhemina-. YQ X I -...T ,.... . ,Q X. 1 ,V sf ,. ,ff uf' lf, xwvnxxx N- in N A ff' 'N .X fn, Ns Xb ,-M J ..x 1 - e+ ,ff we 5. Xkk X ' ,Liv- sx '- K N.v,,f1 . A , I , , X ,Xf X jf wx ff l 'T 1 , X R i X, 'L . X ' A r .. xx ' lf ' 2 A P4962 'U r k I V U, TEN? r - vp.- 'w 3 5 .Q J + , l In so H ' ' ' V- , y 5 f , V W ,,f Mvrffm- ,,,, .. ,.., NND'-N Xxx f f NW- ,l m li'YM m w,, f':.,,.::f' .K . Pjupi. .. F in ---.W G E lil li il .XX Early in the term, the Sophomores elected Left to Right:-Enos Gary, Irene Harris, Jesse Villarreal, Simon Frank. The Sophomore Class il.,21ii1l'lCli Henry, president was ,forced to resign-- lle was moving soon To another city. Miss Christine Luwrenee. Mrs. Elsa SClll0C'll2l1ll' Were elected sponsors- Mr. lf. E. Troutz-spouse officers, who czmrried the elziss through a prosperous yea r. The object of the Sophomore ineetings was to promote aequa.in1'anee heiween ihe elass members. Dues ol' twenty-five vents ai month enabled the elziss 'fo give ai joyful f'll1'lSllll6,lS party+- And il pienie. Soeiailly, too, the elass was sueeessful. giving a Christmas party, and an pienie i11 the spring, where everyone enjoyed hot-dogs, soda waiter, szinmlwiehes. szilznls, and iee cream- And there were gmnes. r honorary. X. Left to Right:-Jesse Villarreal, Anna Lewis Morris, Irene Harris, Thomas Powell. N 1 A ,I .Atv , F, ,, -'..,w -'F If XX ' A-fl 1 f Af ,4 R., 4 As f . X V, X f - . , XV X . I. . ,ff Q I X - A J 'x lf i V I' a 1. Page 7 TOP ROW, Left to Right:-Leroy Trafton, Vivian Walker, James Martin, Jewel Cawthon, Charles Castleberry St. John, Lillian Nagel, William Armistead, Ellen Bouquet, Richard Manning, Naomi Shoor, George Downs, Elizabeth Carter, Max Chennault. SECOND ROW:-Hortense Perlitz, Nellie Rogers, Earl Jarboe, Nancy Lee Whitney, Orin McMillan, Kathryn Burt, Leonard Spooner, Irma Gene Duval, Ruben Barnett, Bernice Barr, Wardlow Southern, Helen Mae Shacklett, Warren Henderson. l P0-QC '79 TOP ROW, Left to Right:-Herman Trager, Mamie Dove Burnett, Curtis Park, Kathleen Howard, Albert Newton, Lorene Ochs, Pat Mundine, Carrie Jimenez, George Hughey, Eleanor Evins, Norman Page. SECOND ROW:-Argyle Wallace, Leon Wilson, Victor Aedo, Alton Lenz, Clara Mae Staffel, Elsie Rawson, James Lowe, Edward Scholtz, Henry Silverman, Dudley Stewart. TOP ROW, Left to Right:-Wanda Calhoun, Gus Rogers, Frances Splawn, Woodrow Marburger, Mildred Rudi, Elizabeth Lee Hail, Lessie Ahern, Philip McGuire, Julia Dorsey, Faunt Rambie, Margaret Tarry. SECOND ROW:-Agnes Muir, Frances Traux, Marie Miller, Fritz Huebner, Lionel Wendland, Dorris Reese, Jane Canales, Helen Hildreth. TOP ROW, Left to Right:-Charles Arnold, Marjorie Barris, Bomer Gist, Betty Ruth Johnstone, Roy Becker, Clara Mae Bonnemaison, Gaston Moseley, Lula Kae Wilson, Jack Ducat, Ida Mae Acres, Harry Richter. SECOND ROW:-Victor Mudd, Maxine Drackley, Robert Wernette, Ruth Taliaferro, Mac Bailey, Charles Seeds, Ruby Rhew, Richard Turner, Iola Mae Southard, Dalton Laechelin, Ruth Mattox, Alton Applewhite. Page 80 TOP ROW, Left to Right:-Meta Finger, Albert Bcitel, Helen Mason, Richard Ander- son, Virginia Meloney, James Lindsey, Dale Moses, Richard Valentine, Lois Brack- enridge, Armin Blumberg, Edna Mae Wolk. SECOND ROW:-Robbie Howard. Howard Chisum, Lorena Bowman, Wilfred Pape, Dorothy Hecklin, F. D. Brown, Mary Wells, Edley Hixson, Gertrude Turley, Harold Crane. Page 8.1 TOP ROW, Left to Right:-Alma Moths, Leo Davis, Bettie Johnson, William Lewis, Joaquina Limon, Johnnie Hays, Lottie Ruekle, Dean Humphries, Leona Copeland, Russell Pancoast, Mary Elizabeth Busby. SECOND ROW:-Mary Webb, Marguerite Stephens, George Marek, Frances Moser, Joe Langley, Ethel Knowlton, Jack Rodgers, Martha Leesch, Forest Jones, Emily Badger, Evelyn Burkhardt. I l TOP ROW, Left to Right:-Corinne Reader, Donald Rochester, Louise Caskey, J. B. Williams, Helen Rutherford, Violet King, Louis Furstenwerth, Maxine Barends, Louis Martin, Ella Mae Hunt, James Tubbs. SECOND ROW:-George Carr, William Probst, Jules Finnegan, Anna Katz, Van H. Smith, Ella Goldstein, Ruth Hardin, Paschal McCulloch, Mildred Reader, William Sills, Byron Miller, Norman Schwartz. l TOP ROW, Left to Right:-John Engle, Fairy Howard, Herbert Karsch, Jeraldine Barnett, Spencer Silver, Debbie Lee Cooksey, Wendell MacQuellan, Mary Trabald, Eric Beals, Evelyn DeSha, Edgar Shubert, Eileen Veith. SECOND ROW:-Arthur Klieforth, Anne Mayfield, Earl Stenger, Arline Stukes, Bynum Brown, Max Kahn, Ivy Hicks, Jack Gill, Katherine Derden, Joe Musgrave. Page 82 TOP ROW, Left to Right:-Paul Naylor, Lorene Coleman, Leroy Behrens, Marie Robbins, Joe Pier, Anita Sullivan, Ray Anderson, Ruth Gallaway, Alfred Brown. SECOND ROW:-Stella Kirby, Mike Moreno, Vivian Behrens, Helmar Dittfurth, Edith Harper, John Fromme, Elia Villareal, Enos Gary. Page 83 TOP ROW, Left to Right:-Willis Hunt, Eva Johnson, George Brown, Marguerite Yeager, Victor Clewis, Catherine Roberts, Bobbie- Biering, Margaret Pankratz, Martin Herberick, Irene Harris, Russell Cheek, Hazel Hardy, J. L. Peters. SECOND ROW:-Corinne Muenster, Harrall Everett, Bernice Gonzalez, Ben Cude, Irene Rock, Raymond Polhemus, Lottie Grothues, Douglas McCall, Augusta Williams, Aaron Block, Henrietta Meza, Edmund Aldrete, Catherine Herring. TOP ROW, Left to Rig'ht:HLunora Haynes, Joel Smith, Dorothy Salmon, Earl Schiller, Ulasta Houska, J. E. Rutledge, Velma Weaver, Harold Schmid, Thelma Weaver, Wilfred Webb, Donna Murdock. BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: -Maxine Chevalier, William Klein, Jewel Mason, Frank Gonzales, Margaret Haynes, Edward Cravens, Beatriz Trevino, Perry Oppert, Alicia Martinez, Epifanio Navarro. FIRST ROW, Left to Right:-Micaela Ramirez, Otto Ehly, Verla Cooper, Norman Hastings, Hazel Harris, Billy Floyd, Elmer Mae Arnold, Al Smith, Margaret Treiber, Sam Martin, Edna Lundberg. SECOND ROW, Left to Right:f-Frances Mae Hicks, Ben Dreibrodt, Pauline Rose, Hugh Stockton, Billie Bob Harris, Thorvald Gjerdrum, Emma Velarde, Ruth Randal, Charles Bellinger, Marie Butler, Antonio Morales, Margaret Black. Page 8 TOP ROW, Left to Right:-Robert Sego, Saul Nonken, Freda McReynolds, Fisher Bailey, Thekla Bell, James Broussard, Lenora Thompson, Lester Prothro, Ruth Small, John Garcia, Dorothy Parks, Louis Pro. SECOND ROW, Left to Right:-Woodrow Clovin. Lillie Mae Lawrence. Bonneau Foster, Velma Gist, Joseph Krzesniak, Marian Chadwell, W. H. Gore, Esperanza Gutierrez, Wilbur Marks, Dorothy Chadwell, Edwa1'd Steves, Robert Culbertson. Page 85 TOP ROW, Left to Right:--Gordon Willard, Ruth Cabeldue, Roger Woodlee, Mary Harper, Erwin Wesp, Elizabeth Deel, Alfred Stevens, Margaret Rice, Howard White, Rose Morgan. SECOND ROW, Left to Right:-Rolan Warrach, Helen Hansen, Frank Valenzuela, Louise Eckhart, Roy Huffaker, Jeanette Levin, Delavan Walker, Eloise Quill, Jack Freeman, Lillie Marie Stephens, Leo Mooty. TOP ROW, Left to Right:-Mary Evelyn Coward, Walter Domek, Marion Betterton, Sam Wilkerson, May Kempf, William Davis, Ruby Lee Voight, Jerome Vordenbaum, Norma Edson, Patrick Henry, Angie Belle Lovelace, William Barnes. SECOND ROW:-Elmer Ranney, Librado Flores, Henrietta Goeglein, J. C. Thomas, Emily Grant Woods, Frederick Hammond, Aaron Lifshutz, Ethel Lee Riley, Thomas Tilton, Frances Irene Barr, Hilmar Wolfshohl, Elmo Lammons. TOP ROW, Left to Right:-Arthur Chafetz, Joy Hickey, Charles Hobrecht, Kathryn Whicker, Marlin Hoke, Billie Daughtrey, Eldred Ackerman, Nona Williams, Richard Herbsleb. SECOND ROVV:-Helen Shelton, Jean McDonald, Booth Brooks, Ruth Patton, Edward Carle, Anna Pearlman, Cecil Bain, Gladys Richter, Thomas Powell, Mary Acres, Lou Ethel Pope. A Page 86 es if lo 11 Ill d 1 1 1 TOP ROW, Left to Right:-Dazie Silcock, Alton Walker, Willie Edna Greathouse, Edward Hill, Rose Bonugli, David- McEnery, Ava Lee Cole, Willie Garza, Giffney Lockwood, Albert Von Wiest, Lucille Damm, Joe Turella, Mattie Lou Bridges. SECOND ROW:-Richard Cantu, George Klevenhagen, Lillian Bonner, Frank Robinson, Viola Ricketts, Beverly Myers, Alfred Schmitz, Maria Lee, Foster McCul1en, Grace Eichhorn, Hugh Stribling, Roger Rodriguez. 1 Page 87 TOP ROW, Left to Right:-Lillian Levey, Lawrence Kramer, Evelyn Brown, Nicholas Willis, Essie Lee Spivey, Everett Luckenbach, Frances Velinder, J. W. Young, Bernadine' Seideman, Sam Plantowsky. - SECOND ROW:-G. G. Schmitt, Pat Wilson, Aubrey Young, Raymond Ratcliff, Revalea Field, Una White, Stanley Kirkwood, Claude Johnson, Earle Leisberg, William McElwee. if TOP ROW, Left to Right:-Maxwell Carver, Elizabeth Harris, Edward Jones, Hazel Tryer, Woodrow Cluck, Thelma Chadwell, Tom Menzies, Marie Campbell, Jack Howard, Marguerite Kilhorn. SECOND ROW, Left to Right:-J. B. Hendricks, Edith McDonald, Clinton Roberts, Lenora Barnes, James Otterpohl, Mae Louise Oughton, Arthur Dillion, Vida Insall, Lowell Guess, Mary Elizabeth Stone, Myron Dooley. TOP ROW, Left to Right:-Sam Hay, Cecil De Moss, Dorothy Corn, Herman Chadwell, Elizabeth Wagner, Margaret Wagner, Frank Boles, Winifred Moshier, Gus Bowles, Phyllis Hall, Raymond McLean, Robert Akers. BOTTOM ROW:-Leroy Sievers, Dale Underwood, George La Lumiere, Arthur Leyton, Fay Reba Bell, Julius Kelfer, Frances Peltzer, Robert Deats, Norman Holder, Charles Reaves, Alden Swan, John Kubena. Page 88 ' ff X , - A-X x , xx ' 1 X Vwf ff X ,X xx xg N1 X vxx V. f X , X ,A Q ,Ja .-.X ' v X- X ,-, x x X f. X X x , ,.- xx I fb ,, 1 .X V. , , '4,, .ff -1 x ,xf-- , fx x ,f xx X X f X'-a pfh' -N . 1 , i, - X , 1 ,M x ,-f K fx il YL -XX 1 K jx My q X' XX, X, 71--- x f y. X - f' .ff 4 , , X X1 -1 ff J ' Xxx Y x ff 4 f -AX f ff M Q ff xr! , -I F1 T3 Q4 :4 .1 4 . T1 'i ' E Z ,,..n. .I -,ir -A 1 5 sw, ..g ' - , . n ... , If '-A I nl ' U1 Fi W? 21'f g1f.:, -.3 Y R V V I - K i ' I ' ' v-'. ' Q, , A, - 1 ,qv . 1. -- L ' - . - R, 'z , s Q E i S 5 i I l ! 5 i 1 i s n 1 i 1 I S -Q pam MORE. CONTF STA N l S Top: Latin Pupils. Center: Quartet, trio, and soloists of Belton Music Meet. Bottom 1 Typing stars. l'l VA DET FOHPS Jp:AWinning Band, Honor Company. 30 C6111IFTZN--SDOIISIJTNS. 1 Hmm : - Color G11 ard 1,55 z E i mwwwggm ,M -f:. M MQ, s ? 3 a,,MmW,,m1Q4m, ,gm .. H5 ,M MILITARY '1'0p:--Svvtiml ut' Hat- ialion. C6l1l,Cl'Z-'Stlifli Bottonlzf-'Yell LEilfl9l'S ',l'op:4'AFresl1ie Day . The Rest : -'Selections fI'U11l B. H. S. family Album, Exclusive to La Helama. Q 1 .W 'l'o11:-f-Gi1'1 liesc-1'ws. Otlmr-1' Nntzxluh-si - lwmlm Enos with his t'asvC'?J. Plrlilm' Gil pin and more Sr-otvll SNK, E- la eta ma Xfi iCalendar ' SEPTEMBER: I 10-Opening of School 24-Senior officers elected 24-28-Club rush week OCTOBER: 12-Cadet Staff Announced 25-Sousa Band Contest 26-Medalmens' Dance 26-Cadet .Sponsors elected NOVEMBER : 9-Publications' Banquet 10-Placement Bureau Theater Party 12-17-Lanier Book Week 16--P.-'l'.A. Open House FEBRUARY : 11-Sponsors' Card Party. 15-Gold Bug Faculty Tea MARCH: 1-Open House for Parents 2-R.O.T.C. Competition 2-Purple Jacket Dance D 8-English Honor Society Initiation 13-Orchestra Program 15-Interscholastic League Contest Against Main Avenue 16-City Rifle Meet N 28-Opening of State Teachers' 28-Band Banquet-Casa Del Rio Association 30-Cadet Sponsors' Luncheon DECEMBER: ' APRHu 1-Main-Breckenridge Football 7-Senior Carnival 14-Library club dance in 1-Freshie Day 4-National Honor Society honor of the football boys 5'-P-T-A Dance 14-Periclean 's Christmas Party 19- 19-Stcvenson's Christmas Tree 20--Beginning of Christmas Holidays MAY : JANUARY : 2-School i reopened 1 8-January Jubilee English Honor Society Banquet 1-May Day Rose Fete . 19-Commencement Sermon 25-First term ends 24-Alumni Banquet 30-New term begins 29-Graduation X 45 X . b 5' M1 A 4- .,, ,7 Wffif' me in .e-. F, L A- iii l ii M in ' ..i. .. .mni. 'e-' 1 JarJmmt,sfp'f c ' m XX I f , FN W 'f 0 x ll n , , - , L, .A ..f.,f1' Q' -3 xafr, . ,,, , r 1 1 ' 1' ' f , ,,.,' -e, ' I f 7 3' l - i 14 -ws , X -I if V V I ,- , L X, K -,,,e-x 'Q-, if K LX f I- 'igwifi Xi. . I ef, I x,.Nx ffem-mm..- 11 E il III We f,,, - ,S ', X l - I ETJTIISON ECHTERHOFF ALINE WILLIAMS Edifor-in-Chief Assistant Editor L3 Refallla La Retama '26 Breathed the Spirit of the Alamo, '27 took us to the Aztec land, And Chaucer reigned in '28. La Retama '28 La Retama '29 Took first place in the State Is a modernistic book, T.H.S.P.A.g was too late for the National Out a month before the end of school, D11e to a change of date, Which is most unusual: But will be entered in Southern Press Meet Will be entered in the National and State In the Spring. Contests next year. FIRST ROW:-Leroy Zieschang, Jack Martin, Edward Crews, Robert Fuller, John Crews, Dave Koch, J. Y. De Shong. SECOND ROW:-Selma McCullar, Nolan Hobson, Walter Goldschmidt, Mary McConnell, Frances Hicks, Marie Smith, Dorothy Hovell, Bernice Weininger, Merle Booth, Leslie Byars, Robert Graham, Annette Patrick, THIRD ROW :-Wilmerth Overstreet, Charlotte Frank, Aline Williams, Zelma Kempf, Edna Hill, Amy Fielder, Billie Bedell, Edna Janssen, Dorothy Shepherd, Willie Mae Kaiser, Hilda Levin. FOURTH ROW:-Dorothy Hill, Leona Hendricks, Martha Sue Lester, Ima Gene Beasley, Anna Lee Warren, Martha Shelby, Helene Mills, Maxine Perkins, Dorothy Sullivan. . A , , ,ff vb-X...f fl N. ff! .CN xx X X f, Y, Wbfin- W-,xx ,X '11 .XNsiq-aff! Ls-ek X C' l --f. ,ff f it r, ' X.-X i 2 X---KX !g--,--- I 'W xx, ', N., X, , gf f lg t i 'ie ,A X f - N W ll Pugc 102 I' ff 1 .JN - , .f -g-P ' I iii Efxffiiy H ed WILLARD ROBERTS FRANCES HICKS Business Manager Aclvertising Manager Frances Hicks and Willzirtl Roberts, Managers of Advertisement and Business, With their aissistantls in the Class Of J ournalism, worked untiringly. While Johnnie Davis drew all decorzxtions, And, for the Circulation, Annette Sub-division prints-besides cartooning Patrick led the iirst eznnpaign and drive, For the Times , and being Dorothy Sullivan took charge after that, Art Editor for the Class, And Robert Fuller helped her sell Misses Edith Fox, Ximi-na NVolf, and The photos that were used Lora Goodwin led the way, as Sponsors. In the annual. 1, Page 108 TOP ROW, Left to Right:-Wallace Murray, W. D. Stubblefield. Allen Wright, Robert Graham, Mack Bond, Frank Boughton, Hilliard Hightower. SECOND ROW, Left to Right:--Robert Bowen, Frances Hicks, Mary McConnell, Ethel Davis, Marie Smith, Edna Franks, Ima Gene Beasley, Wilnierth Overstreet, Willard Roberts. to cj- f. , l i f' i: I, , Y, is Q, , hx, ,f 5 li i i , If X 3 -' J I y ' I ' i, XX yi if ,i .X ,L J. ' ' ' X 1 U' ' k mf- X r c Y . ,V A , N a Rei i Ind X, Giioncn GILPIN Jixcic MULICLLAN Erlitor-irz,-I,'71if'f Illunaging Edifor The Brackenridge Times Completing its twelfth year of existence, To serve the student body in the most complete The Brackenridge Times, And journalistic manner Newspaper publication of Brackenridge High School, Capable Of high SQh00l writers. AS a member Has served the school each week. Of the. Nat10I'13-1 The paper has been recognized as one of the leading Intersclggliftx 31.351-Assoclatmn' Columbla High School publications 9 ' sto a 19 1 I Southern Press Association, and Texas High School Both the staff and sponsor have labored P1-ess Agsggiation, Long and hard The publication attenipted to follow the standard To uphold its reputation. It is always Methods Ut Journalism, The object of this paper Sponsored by these many organizations. FIRST ROW:-Ernest Feillv. Waynian lVlann, Lloyd Mullen, George Gilpin, Harry Van Horn, Gilbert Pyka, John Davis, Robert Watkins, Arthur Lam. SECOND ROW:-Marie Smith, Edna Franks, Maxine Perkins, Wilheniina Zogheih, Annie Uhr, Kitty Bell Garvin, Willie Mae Kaiser, Thena Kelley, Juanita Henson, Cora Butler, Durolhy Lee Hill, Dorothy Shepherd, Mary McConnell, Aline Williams, lfxelyn Troell, Zera Jones. THIRD ROW:-Helene Mills, Opal Fulenwiiler, Zelma Kcmpf, Charlotte Unice, Ella Agnes Curtis, Bertha Davis, Eva Rosenthal, Harriet Kelley, Merle Booth, Frances Hicks, Ethel Richter, Leona Hendricks, Hazel Saunders, Hilda Levin. M, , C i Q, X A439 5- ,1 , x 1 . 61 K i f,i f' i if l' ' ii ll lx S , l ,lil if il L 5 it 1 Pape 104 if ,U 'il ' ' ' ' 'ir' X , , Y N yy e ilfx ik' ff XP N X Y fl! ,4 i Jr XXL A-Qi A46-4 .--J ,OJ-1 D 3-is Q Mum XGXXEXJ V! A 1, 4,,.f'f 'g 4' ' .r 'V' N X, Y f?,f3-I ,X ,, I, E -...f- .HX K! I. ,V ,. f X'-'-,K im'----Q-.. fef la Re I m ii rs Rosrnr BOWEN Busin rss Manager Miss Edith Fox, as sponsor of the Times, Has successfully completed Her second year with the paper. Praise must Also be extended To Miss Lora Goodwin, faculty business sponsor, Who has kept the business . Of the paper so well. Mr. W. E. Shaclrlett, Head of the printing Department, deserves unusual credit for his Splendid services And co-operation. As editor-in-chief and managing Editor, George Gilpin and Jack McLellan have contributed their time and ability To the betterment and success of this publication. As business manager, EDNA FRANKS Advertising Manager Robert Bowen has fulfilled what was expected of h While Edna Franks Has proved her ability as advertising manager. The editorial staff Has done well in supplying the paper with live And interesting news And features, keeping always in mind that the Purpose is to serve Their public with the best types of reading. Hard Work on the part Of the business staff has made the paper A success financially, And has enabled the publication officials to buy Equipment, pay expenses Of press delegates, give deserved entertainments, And buy trophies And awards for the Times Workers. TOP ROW, Left to Right :-Allen Wells, Mack Bond, Calvin Davis, Woody Alexander, L. D. Huckaba, Ernest Feille, Harry Hein. SECOND ROW:-Mary McConnell, Kama Jane Larson, Marie Horton, Robert Bowen, Frances Hicks, Zara Howe, Ethel Davis. X X X, xg ' 9. im. ,I 's..4 ff X . ,f?,,. ' rs jf' ' ' ie-J-'i X f Y If M! ,ff i ff KX - g g f 7, S. A X x, f , tg ',, 3 X - , , . . .-. ,1 X ,, I tv ,' ,V - f. ' X X . ,, , X , , ae-.. 1' A ..-. 'X ,' I ,Rx . i x. 1 X l ..' f 1 Q , 1 .l f ff , ll ,7 fy lg li iqxg ilu, fx i has Nxiiiix f 1, 1 lf X Page Jog! A V im I A dx ' .-,., I ,- V., , ,V , -,Ht MU S. ,,,. ,xl.. .,. A ,V Qi - w..- . .,2s 4' I'--us ' ' - - -vm 51--f . v ef ' 1 W 1-xl , , , . . , ,. ee ,., V . -. ,fi , '-1 . --' 5- . , ., .4 ,.. -, ,.,, ,, . J V- !., ..f -V 'fiiif ,, Qi -. fm mv- ., V gl ,. 3- V, , N ,- , , -' v' O1 ,,,.r, ., ' -7 .' ' -2 , . N 1- --K, ' v- S f rv. r K i 'HL 'M ,, ,. E .' , ,f.,M, ,, 4 . , .,, Mfr s ll.. , vi, , . 1 M- ,,..f f , L i x S ,, 1 J '24 'I V , 4 r Q 5 eq ,L ,i 1 .-u ' -I if- L , r ' We , 1 1 ' , r 3 , i X ldR amd ,,f rt, .,: gifted I MT X N I-lueben Und Drueben The first number of 'I Hueben und Drueben , the GGTITIHNH paper, published by the German Students ol' Braekenridge, appeared in the full of 1927. ,lt was sponsored by the Gernmn Club, and the Club President-Gus Nan, was also Editor-in-fQ'hief Of the paper. The name was selected by ar committee And Voted upon by vote in the club. During the year 1927-'28, three foul'-page issues appeared After a sueeessliul yt-ai' the club decided to continue The work. The paper was now made an six-page edition And appears monthly. Finding the responsibility too great for the 1-lub president To also be Editor-in-Chief. ai special stnlfli recommended By the sponsor Miss Lvilel Rioliter. was elevted by the Club First Seniostor:--Otto Holekznnp, Edgar Schilog second: Otto llolekanip. TOP ROW, Left to Right--Erwin Wx-sp, Henry Kloss. Gus Froebel, Otto Holekamp, Garfield Schlather, John Ackerman. MIDDLE ROW, Left to Right:-Clarence Lanibrecht, Irma Suche, Anne Uhr, Blanch Battersby, Miss Leilet Richter, Ethel Hahn, Pauline Zumbergv, Wulier Goldschmldt. BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right:-Victor Mozersky, Thclm'1 Heincn. Margaret Wagner, Gertrude Turley, Elizabeth Wagner, Emma Gruber, Eward Cravens. M' ffl, X---., ft -ff, rf , xxx ff 'Rib' 4,7 N.. ,, ,K O ,- N5-, . 'K x X, ,f ' V s ff! H , ,X ,Aq , .O ,R VNQX XX l Xl f X u , L fl ,.,t A xg! X 6 Z Z SX 'W I 'Z L u NX: Q2 947 4 X Z Q i ? 6' s Z I 0. ' Q 0 1? 0 665- CALLIE STRAUGI-IAN der FOYBIDOSI L63 FRANCES HICKS Most Intellectual Girl IQQF' ELMAfh Most Representative Girl Most Popular Girl ELLISON ECHTERHOFF Most Popular Boy . ,I .-EE Weaver of eldfths, See those threads t . s on hat From your loom- Silwery lueenis, ' gold, Shaflowy dark, Slender, limp,- Heuvy, and eoarseg Gather them in, Ami weave, weave, Weave 3-one by one The pictures grow- Confedies, tragedies, Dramas, histories, Men, womeng Whole cities arise- Worlds revolve- Behold, the finished are spun tapestry. -Dorothy Hovell, 1929. ' W Mqii ug! gm. Wu! ., . 4 , V q ' ,ny X 'Q A W 1 Q w r ' 115 2 1 W J LW, 4' if Ax' ' W Nw Il ' 4 o ggm W ' F Www . 'ea 4 K 1 I N M3 We 'E o E J Y, T fi ,,M'l1,g.'i c ilgyyzl 'Zz 53. V 'UMW ':wg2.'.,:, ,, , ,-:f mi ,fy W AML WI .fm ' :H 'W 5 lip si' iz: .ni s o . Eflwafy if ' Riff- ' . ' -...MI ' 1' W . 'fl' X A ' Y ' ,,gf'f 41 e 'E .IW frfj ' W W W w U X W J W , , , 1 A i,.,. ,Q 254 15. ri'- :',. :'.,.,-' ,nj 'X-sf 'wi th 1 1 X? I ,fr 1 ,, V -r .g f,-: - 17 1. F ,Lg W' rt '51t.s,p-Q, . .5 ' . ' si vm- H'g1i'fLh . W' ,af . J 0 . .5 - ,, ,. . , . . N w I s I ' Q 'A' . , ff' 12? Y W ' x N . . M,- - 1 ' 1,,:' 1 ,. xx S V X, N 4 fl .W I Q W w WJ' ' A flew . W N 5 W ,vw I x ' ' A f Ji' ' - V ' 5FM X P4 A ,,-' T1 J , 1 X A, I . ni' Vg Y uh?-37 I l I 7 ., 1 'f , E. inn ., ,fi g fy: , V A , r 'W 1 P' ' fi ' W 'W W 154MH4Ef1?PEMiLb.A1rPEBWA'J ' A 1 ff ' W ' 1 ww H' X X 1 1 fx f i N Xt ' J E La il Jia lid Public Speaking Public' Spriukiny has playacl An iinportant mln In Hu? hisfory Of Bi'uclfffnrirlg1f The your 1918 uiarkod the sc-hool's untry ,Into Intorsoholastio League contests, lu the past ulevrn years thc South Sidi' orzitors llzivo sc-oroxl four complote victories ovor Main. Only onvo did Marin win all contests. Four times haw Bl'3lCk0lll'lllg'C boy ilf-logatvs VVOII first place in the Statv. Girl dvbnters have held this honor onvo. Three times dec-laiiim-rs havc won Hrst plaico in The Stato. V Loft to Right:-Berry Krueger, Ishmael Kimbriul, James Puttursnn, Henry Du Proc, Neal Craig, Emory Cox, Dorothy Lee Pope. V3 Q ii ,W NW 1 XZ id' iii . fi aff V i, wx Page 1. X g, Page 119 it l h i x , l- xt xx ix. Q mga W Public Speaking The Ilrpnrlnwnf of Public Spmkiizy Hnsgrou-11 from mm feur'hfr'.v zmrlf For part time To ri ihree teacher crowded prog-ram. In the year 1921 B.H.S. won first plnee In Extcmpore Speaking. The first lnterseholaistie League contest this year Was held at Main Avenue High Sehool, Mareh 16. The contestants from Brzxekenridge were Frank Knapp and Jesse Villarreal, cleliaters. Albert Beitel, Exteinpore Speaker, Lucille Sehroeg-ler and Anna, Lewis Morris, ciebatws, Charlotte Frank and Craig McNeese, cleelailners. TOP ROW, Left to Right:-Albert Beitel, Charlotte Frank, Craig McNeese. BOTYOM ROW, Left to Right:-Anna Lewis Morris, Jesse Villarreal, Lucille Schrocgler, Frank Knapp. so Q s, Xa. Y 4 xx F X 1, ,i ' i f .f w H 1,, t lrll P i If 4 wfrf- 'A V, xXx,x,3r.Nf' 1 ' Q J J 'er rrt.fiiw m' f a 6 ...Q f me Q i Dralilatics On March 30, the local district Meet in One Act Play Was lzclfl at Page Junior School. Brackom'idge gore the play Whore the Cross Is Mode. Miss J eston Diekey was director of the meet. The schools entered were: Carrizo Springs, Pleasanton, Somerset, South San Antonio, Alamo Heights and Breckenridge. The actors were: Dorothy Lee Pope, Neal Craig, Berry Kroeger, Joe Dodgen, Emory COX, Hayden Covington and Floyd Frost. TOP ROW, Left to Right:-Ramsey Yelvington, L. D. Huckaba, Ishmael Kimbriel, Paul Offer, Quincy Kothman, Berry Krneger, Floyd Frost, Neal Craig, James Patterson, Clarence Lambrecht, O. D. Jones. MIDDLE ROW, Left to Right:-Virginia Berkley, Joyce Hassell, Virginia Kempf, Stella Groom, Evelyn Troell, Willie Mae Kaiser, Mary McConnell, Dorothy Rogers, Zuleine Hoyer, Jenkins, Genevieve Burke. Annette Patrick, Estelle Marie Smith, Jacqueline Helen Hoskins, Eugenia Frank. BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right:-Geraldine Ferrell, Kittie Bell Garvin, Mildred Ham, Flanagan, Theresa Mesch, Hilda Levin, Bonnie Hubbard, Etta Mae Beckner, Kelly, Selma McCullar, Lillian Reilly, Vivian Collins, Leona Hendricks, Charlotte re r If e -- -ef, l. t 1- V... , N X r-....,1x , N ' ' xx , af' , f !1,,..ff' K XX, xr xg l V gr 7 ,x f H' f I J , , ,X , 'x 'ix P006 120 ff lf K ' K , i. l 1 . . , ,, ff . X Xxx NIR 1 Nz JA Q V . V' If f I XJ A Q , R , , , w If 'N I If XY V1 XX xx V. . xi f J ,p J- Q ,f - f 11' f if ' x . X .-' A qxn 1 T ,f xlifx X- f - J K4 ,Qjjm !fXiXN- -Q, X gi ,gf V X XX ' X X' Q QWMA HAH S Xibxwffzf SX if , 'TL MN ...Z -. X i, . . ,md 5, Xml , 'Ju .., K I , Wild ,.,.,,ll,..,..,..f,l. , , ., J,- fm ' - '1- Q: ' ' 1 I.. , , .fl ff .X xx j , g r. 5 v 'T M v r 2 ' 'fvr 7' J . 7 :.,.QY, ,, ,, ' l Congress Ono clmiol' a1v1ivi11y ol' thu UOIIQTCSS is- Kkxvpimlmgx the school zmxl girouncls cl0:1n-- P Hcmlwl' I3-lf! thc nu-nllwrs lwlnl an vzxlnpzligzn- l,ill'2l1ll'. postws. :xml 2lNSl'llllllf-'. tin' lwlp Ut' tho lil b.'l'.l,'. bzmnl, lllillll' thc 1-lvzm-up Vnnlpzligll A hum- sllvm-ss. Every your the Fonmgm-ss lmlcls Z1 bzlnqum-T, Whix-I1 is their only sovizll zwfiviiy. Vlm:1Nl.x BHRIQIMY-f'7'1CS7fI1li'I'tf ll1+:1,14zN 11c1Nm1,1-is-Al'f1'w: 1U'v.wirlmlzl FIRST ROW:-Ula Alford, Raynwml Armstrong, Doruilly llvv Bailey, Blanche lluttcrsby, Virginia Bvrkley, Helen Brussvl, Lola Bra-1-d, llix Brown, Alberta Burk:-. Genevieve Burkr-. SECOND ROW:-fora Butlvr, Kathryn llxnwpbv-ll. Fluyd fuses-xl1all. Neal Craig, Johnnie Cuvllur, Olvthu Davis Martha Uvslm, J. Y. De Shoni. Xvll Ifrwtnmul. Juhn Ellix. THIRD ROW:-Nlnrthn Emlvy, .Ignynv Iixtes. Erncst Fe-illv, Amy Fielder. fhurluttv Frank, Kitty Bell Gnrven. Viviun Gm-ymy llulcn Gunzaxlcw, Ruth Gregory. Milelrml Hum. FOYHTH HOW:--llvrnwino Hzxym-N, Nlursaret HP!lllr'SNt'j, I-'mm-es Hi:-ke. Luttiv Hoffman. Howard Huber. Muruzm-I Hurlwn. E5U'll1'J0llklllN, Nlnrzzxrot Jones, Edith Kclly, I.:-mm lic-witz, MA. 5 15 5' fir X- .... N 2 In Q ,. Y fy +-L ..l 4 .md ......-' 7 1 1 Page 124 x gr. xii 1, 4 X V 3 X i X 'i x ty ,V . 1 . , w an Re fame A Congress A seeonil big cnt.e1'pI'ise was to eneoumge The thrift hzihit in B1'2lC'liQl1I'ltl!It'. J 2ll111ii,1'V 17-23 we eelebrzited National 'l'hr'il't1 Weasle- . 3 Sent delegates to ull anlvisories-notieecl iniprovenient Other activities-uI'ging, a better Tl1a.l1ks.givi1'ig' Offering for orplians, helping the Stevensons With their Cll1'lSlllliliS tree-lin g'Gl'lC1'ill Aclileil their hit to school actiivities. AMY F1i':Ln1cR-Secrefury Ilowmzn H UBlCRf-T7'0lIS'll,1'l57' FIRST ROW:-Frank Knapp, Mildred Lester. Esther Loftis, Ruth Loftis, Marie Lowe, Mnynie Lunt, Juanita Magee, Velma MeGinness Dorothy Meloney, Olga Mesch, SECOND ROW :-Tlieresa Meseh, Elizabeth Miller, Helene Mills, Dorothy Oliphant, James Patterson, Maxine Perkins, Milclserl Phillips, Lucy Powell, Sara Pullen, Willie Mae Pump. THIRD ROW:-Julia Marie Rainey, Mzxybelle Reese, Gerald Rutledge, Mildred Sanders, Wilma Selmeider, Lucille Sehroegles, Dorothy Shepherzl, Bennie Stanfield, Ruby Steffler, W D. Stublilefield. FOURTH ROW:--Anne Sllg2ll'lIlZlll, Bernice Sullins, Evelyn Troell, Annie Uhr. lnez Warden, Ruth Webster, J. L. White, Mildred Weimer, Raymond Wilkins, John Worll. Q- , ...'- V I N 1 M I fl f f ' 4 'f fi- eff fl 1' 1 I 1 -, ,. , , . 5. ,Wm . . ., .1 J, ,V kewl ,f ,X X 1 exe L , fggzilif f il Rela ma XX Purple Jackets Among the outstanding clubs of lil'llf'liCl1l'lllgl' is the Purple Jacket Club, composed of girls of high standing in leadership, in scholarship, in eliaructer, in service. FIRST ROW :-Merle Booth, Frances Hicks, Martha Carow, Martha Shelby, Martha Sue Lester, Alice Gaul, Willie Mae Punip, Zelma Kempf, Charlotte Frank. SECOND ROW:-Hilcla Levin, Helen Gonzales, Lucy Borschow, Cllurlotle Unive, Surah Pullen, Madeline Jacobs, Wilmerth Overslreel, Anna Lee Warren, Annette Patrick, Minnie Greenfield. THIRD ROW:-Lucille Cavunaugh, Amy Fielder, Bonnie Hubbard, Ruth Gregory, Leona Hendricks, Wilson Gray, Ima Gene Beasley, Billie Bedell, Ruth lVIcAlister, Lillie Mac Bowen. x ff' X xgi bu! f ,A,,, N. ,K 'T':' 'XX S jig' KX If R X If' Xl XX ll Z A X, herr ia, I N' fl fy 'S,liiXix Lf, I, ,XX SX, X, ,X ,XR l, I I ,r.,, ,e: , ,Mi 5 3 'fi Q, 4 ,r I , ,,.. l apr. A 1 it A 4 x A If XX ff! ,-.4' -.Mk X .4 'V -' 1' ..- ' A lh'x'rx,f-- X i h '1 .' ' XR V',f-ff' ,f -iigx f ld e elmo ix Purple jackets The Purple Jackets had many activities this year, il Fresliman Party, a 1'I2lllONVO,Cl1 Party, a Kid Party, an April Fool Party, a Spring Prom, a Farewell to the graduates. FIRST ROW:-Virginia Berkley, Mary Lee Chabot, Zelda Hardwick, Dorothy Shepherd, Aline Williams, Merry Brendel, Lucille Wendland, Zulcme Hoyer, Dorothy Tribble. SECOND ROW :-Helen Tribble, Rix Brown, Maxine Perkins, Helene Mills, Margie Howle, Willie Mae Kaiser, Benona Lee Cantrell, Mary McConnell, Evelyn Troell, Eleanor Wiseman. THIRD ROW:-Dorothy Oliphant, Edna Hill, Maynie Lunt, Selina Mcflullar, Edna Jansen, Clartrude Mcnsing, Bernice Weininger, Wilhemina Zogheib, Genevieve Burke, Dorothy Rodgers. 4. ,XX f ff X of X f,,..f yr., X' M-4, ,xg-.Ji-N .-4,,,,. ,lg n X xXN,X:iKX i sN fA' hwy fv' lx I' ', XXN xx xx lx ikl Xxx Ag! , .M U 1 M g i 1, Ig., ,-W,, , r - www, , ' ,--' 4 ' - - 'Q -1 -i .. ' 1N .xqi,w::iii,.,,qI X fi x ifxlk NL M 1 sxgxxx Ill! fit, His? E Q1 'Q Library Club With thu purposo to siunly llt0l'k1,lllI'0 mul nrt, 'Fo Nllllllliilll' am znpprof-izition of it, Miss .A1'1ns1.1'm1g 0l'Q2llllZ0ll thi- liilmlry lflulm In liluclu-m'imlg0 in 1919. The moflo ul' lilli Lili1':1i'y lflulv is: Alit1lc i02ll'lIlllQ' is :1 ll2lllg2fl'l'0lN tliing, Dl'l1lliill'Q'1J or talstu nut thc Pivriun Spring . Miss llollivr, Miss llilwlwvll. spmismilig. FIRST ROW:-Gmivvievv AI'Il'lSlI'0l'll1, Lucy Burschnw, Bessie Buckner, Mary Buckner, Cora Butler, Rosa Loc fhusv. SECOND ROW:--June Vhipmun, Evelyn C'nnrucl, Ulcflxu Davis, Ethcl Davis, Nell Eastwood, Estcll Elaxn, Edna Franks. THIRD ROW?-lilSiv FI'lCSl'liIIllllll. Alix-v Gaul, Viviun Gvycr. Su-Ilu Gmmn, Elilahcth Lil'0l'IlbI'l'g, Margarvf llauuur, Mary Bc-ss Hayes. ,.-.. , ,Y-f. 1 f L if - wr., - Q , W rl ig -N. X -. ' 'P-. . . ,, fi fl , ,, 'f .'. .! M' X' Si A y l 7 'J X fi x x - x , l 1 ,Q f X, 4 . x , K X x , .' X, , 1 ' ,---.i x l -1' 'X, l R m 6 Library Club Many :mmml Qvouts arc' sponsorml by the vlulx- A llllll-l01'l'l1 1021, si. 'l'l1z1iiksg.1fiving limwv In honor ol' the liziglus, ai l1Ull'lFlC0H for the lm-1'nlwi's, A party in ll0ll0l' ol' the smiior nu-nilmers. To promote tho low ol' url, The l1ll.lF2ll X Club sponsorvd Art Wm-ok, During wliivh it lmd vhzirge r 41 Ol' the Annual Art Lxhibit. FIRST ROW:-Viola Hitzfielrl, Virginia Kvmpf, Hazel Kirkpatrick, Margaret Lytol, Elizabvth Milam, Mnurine Molaudor. SECOND ROW:-Vclnin Murphy, Dorothy Lev Pups. Grzirr' Pump, Willie Mun Pump, Elvira Provlinow, Josephinr- Rankin, Eval llosvntlial, THIRD ROW'-Ilazvl Sznundors, Ann Slllllfliiilll, Im-z Warrlen, I,m'illv Wemllzinrl, Edna Wilson, Loretta Wolf, Thervsa Wolf. Puf e 1,25 ,, -Nlz ' ,X ' - . . , , J ,I , X ', vi i l -. 1.1 T 239' -,,f'1-4'f'.-21 a '11'?3-J' si'f!' '!'1V'Y!'?'lf!?rt'i'QfJu, w ..,,, .5 in . w.. .. 4 , . N ,N . .0 , M X Gold Bugs Every your the Gold Bugs Have ai Story-telling contest-- For which three Medals are given For the best. They also have an Day For Mothers. llrIA1:G,xRr:'i' GUINN-17I'0NlII01'I'l l'lDNA KAISNR-Vice Prcsirlzmt FIRST ROW:-Pauline Allan, A Emly, Kittie Bell Garven. SECOND ROW:-Marie Geroian, Jenkins, Marjorie Howle. THIRD ROW :-Marjorie Jordon, Esther Loftis. ,XXX urora Berlanga, Kathryn Campbell, Bertha Davis, Martha Desha, Martha Ruth Gregory, Margaret Guinn, Marie Hawkins, Clara Hermann, Estell Margaret Jordon, Edna Kaiser, Leona Kewitz, Marie Kibbe, Viola Lindnez, ,,. . X Ls-If i ,J -- J C K In Y -l , X X XM ,wa YV , ,A Q, N iq. A x X Vi! Xt.-1: 1 i 7 '- N- x ' li Xi , ,f . s 1 g xt N d Page X . , - , i i it Xl' lit ' if ' i X , K-J ,A ,X Q .K f 4 , - N L, .x gui V I i,..- 5 . X lk ff ,f R- .XX 4' X X 5 .N -s R I I . 6 X HN Gold Bugs This year, uvtivities hogzni With init ization. One ol' the greatest events Was the il1'm-uliy 'Fong Also celcblutod the huinec-oining' Of :ill this Alumni At the ond oi' The term. liUct1I.1,E S011ie0if:nLicR-Srlcrftary liiwiiiiznlxic I'mirBi+:Lif-Treasurer TOP ROW, Left to Right:-Ruth Loftis, Maynie Lunt, Alice Marcus, Elise Mudd, Rosie Newton, Elizabeth Norton. liuru Male Ragsflzlle. MIDDLE ROW, Left to Right:-Mary Sanders, Mildred Sanders, Wilma Schneider, Lucille SlTl1I'0CglGI', Dorothy Sinrlziir, Christine Smith, Leroy Smith. BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right:-Jeanette Supp, Hazel Stapps-nbvrk, Virginia Tate, Estelle Tietzc, Selma Trimble, Evelyn Trovll, Annie Uhr, Mildred Weinicrs. i 1 ,f ,.,V '-77.2 '-Q. fi -- ah- ' fl X - - ,- 'J ff' 5 M fl 'I X ii 1 l . X i. V C g, X, it A V . - m f ' vi' L 'P' rl i , - -1-it l . L . ,, I . x 5- l ii X, ix l i f XX ,lj K X Xe i K, -J - 'xx if X61 x - x I X. ' ' ' f X 1 L- -,'. ' i I ..,.,x- -'W i E-if iff Bm iw LE . Z 5. I. 5- ' V Lanier Literary Society Thi' llzmivr' Literairy Hcwivty spent ai happy :mil busy year. Tho lwginning ot' thv tm-rin was openud with Rush Wm-k in whiuh thvy c-ntortuinoml with El, Tm., zu Kodak ljily, tl Vzincly Pull, a 'l'li0:iti-1' Pal-ty. - :ni Ovumll :incl Apron Party. To enml this joyful tinw the new inoinliurs were put tlirough niany tortures, known to all as initiation. FIRST ROW:-Blanchc' Baftersby, Billie Bm-llcll, Elcunor Bosnlski, Lillie Mac' Bowen, Lula Mac' Brunton, Bcnnnu Lee Czintrcll. SECOND ROW:--Nam Covhbnrn, Millicc-ni Duflgv. Mnrusiret Drvnnnn, Lillian Du:-Im, fCmniimrCi:il Fluhb, Jayne Estes, Elizabeth I-lvnry. THIRD ROVV:-Ads-le Hopkins, Muric Horton, Ilnrolliy Hovvll, Znlm-nw Hoyer, Mary lVIrC0nn1-ll, Ellzabffth Miller. - A L K CQ, - .. H. ,:, ,, ! s 1. ff 'Lf 'l ,N i Y' i g' ' Page 132 FX .:.. l- Page 133 1 . . X , f7 ,,, 6: A in isfkgi' as mia Lanier Literary Society During the town lmiiicws set zisimle unv wvvli for Hook NVOvli. Thi- w00k's acftivities Ullillltl with il Studio 'Fen in whivh ull 1-luhs psnticipz1,t.ud. Around Cliristmais tiinv. l1i1,lll01'N enjoyed il lloylcss Prom: vncliug' thc soc-ial activities, the l12llllOl'S had :L banquet, lionmring St. l,2lll'i0lilS llzly. l311,1,115 lilflllltllrl,-I,l'l'NitIf'7?,ll BIARY MCtl'oNNEL1,-Virw Prvsirlvnl L11,1.1AN Ri+:1L,1,Y-Sucrehwy lli-zmzxitz MiL1.s-Trvu.vurm' FIRST ROW:-Helvne Mills. Lnrcne Nicliolwri, Maxine Perkins, Lillian Lee Reillv Dorothv Rogers SECOND ROWL-Martha Shelby, Dorothy Slicplivnl, Ruby Stvlller. Malmel Schwartz Helen Trlbble THIRD ROW 1-Phyllis Wugnvr, Anna Lce Wzu'rrn, Bnrnivrf Weiningcr, Eleanor Wiseman, Walhcmlni 70Ell9lb f' 'V 'S . 1 i af w l . ' xr- - N X x ,i L V f' iff--A ff'- . xx tx af A, .-A X X .---.N ,, . X ,N - -if -uf ' N ' x XX lr, Fi-if' 'ff X m ld Re X ' X Clio History Club The Clios distributed poppies To every teacher in the school- A custom for years- Celebrated the Christmas holidays With a party- Held an Initiation breakfast, In the park-enjoyed hy :ull- Gaive a banquet to install New officers- Old offieers in charge- Published a bulletin to every adviser In Carnival Week-1 Every year the Clios celebrate Rose Day- A Theater Party for the Seniors- A party 'l'or the inemliers-lay sponsors-ended aetivities. FIRST ROW:-Merle Booth, Velma Brown, Roberta Emly, Dorothy Flowers, Mary Elizabeth Griffis, Bonnie Hubbard, Hilda Levin. SECOND ROW:-Gladys Lundberg, Juanita McGee, Selma Mc'Cullar, Annette Patrick, Leila Mae Patton, Mildred Phillips, Ethel Richter. THIRD ROW:-Mary Roberts, Julia Robinson, Irma Suche, Josephine Walker, Ruth Webster, Aline Williams, Madge Wolfe. .n K ,K ' If A -, , V V' -1-242 -' - X. , , XX l pi xx xN X'-.Fiqh V , xx Y- fl. 5 X -' x ,ly ' X vc' it X Page 134 ff' lx L .-.... H M Page 135 ii 1 .rl ff geek E153 e Seheig Stevensons The Stevensons were orgziiiized in 1917, by Miss Stone, former liead o I' the ltlnglish clepzirtiinent. They imniediutely adopted a constitution. The Purpose of the club is to promote intellectual Welfeire hy the Study of literature. The most importzmt event this year lVas the annual Christmas tree for The orphans, attended hy more than 250 children who received gifts Anil calmly. Mrs. Magruder was Sponsor this year. FIRST ROW:-Alliene Alder, Marion Armistead, Clara Belle Balzen, Helen Brassel, Martha Carow, Lucille Cavanaugh, Lois Coose. SECOND ROW:-Edith Dullnig, Geraldine F:-rrill, Wilson Gray, Gene Grother, Mildred Ham, Elizabeth Hendrickson, Madeline Jacobs. THIRD ROW:-Zelma Kenipi, Evelyn Kerns, Nadine Marlrlox, Gladys McCord, Maxine Mellon, Annabelle Morris, Dorothy Oliphant, FOURTH ROW:-Jenne Ferne Perry, Lucy Powell, Margaret Price, Bernice Rogers, Vera Rusch, Geraldine Stone, Lucile Sturm, Emogene Wiley. f 'y A -- f J? 1' ' 2 L 4. i - f P ' ,Ami we lwflvfsbgq TWP: V f- . -.-. 1 -V '- A '-. 74, ' 'Y , ' p. 1 , Y ,, .i Mi,:..:v.1- - i - ,- ' -- ..,.- 1 v 5 , ' ' - :- .Vs-., ,Q W-. p , ,. -- V ., ,, W , Ll, ,L ,V H by y by F y l y .. ,. . T X A fl l XXX x . , R , X -,X tk X J 'x s Ar -by xx , I L fl l aa aah Pericleans The Perieleans were organized in the spring olf 1919 by Miss Annie Jary. lt was a debating society and until last year held the name of the Periclean Debating Society-Now it the club is better known as just Perieleans. The aim of the club is to teach students to get up and speak without fear, and to teach them all kinds of informal speaking, and deelamations. The Perieleans is the only club of its kind for girls. This year they enjoyed a Christmas party, and a Greek party-at the last party, Greek dress was worn: Aphrodite was crowned, as well as other goddesses. Concluding events of the year, the Perieleans celebrated with a banquet. FIRST ROW 7--Dorothy Mae Caywoud, Helen Gonzales, Zelda Hardwiek, Harriet Kelly. SECOND ROW 1-Olethu Kenwnrthy, Libbie Lnas, Bessie Ross, Charlotte Unlce, Elizabeth Westrup. fn I tx .T ' 14 X I 1 , . Xjl ,ff I.,-7 ,f , ff -R , ,X N, .X 'x Page 186 1-g , ea. N A 1 ' 1 W .X i 1 Xl il ' ' A A -x , ,X Y L R me I im an dl M Commercial Club In the spring A picnic. During tho term Lectures, Visits to business houses, Banquet, Comments on VVho's VVh0 Today In the NVOIIIEXII Business Worldv- In the Unitud States Today. FIRST ROW:-Dorothy Mae Caywood, Lillian Duelm, Grace Franke, Opal Fulenwider, Ella Geisler, Marian Gerder. SECOND ROW:-Gladys Gray, Zclda Harrlwirk, Mario Horton, Edna Janssen, Iris Jones, Foy Lynn McDonald. THIRD ROW:-Dolores McKennon, Julia Marie Rainey, Bennie Stanficld, Mabel Schwartz, Helen Trieber, Mildred Weaver, Rosa Lee Webb. L- ix li E' f' WY l f jf If N X , ! ii .xi'x,..mx-Xt Mm ffif 1 x ww, Page wi L i h - 'V . . N - M ' la Re fl Ina 'sifiiff 'X fe X Girls Athletic Association Any girl interested in athletics may become A member of the G. A. A. but fifty points A term must be earned in some Athletic activity. To receive an honor Award a girl must have a good average Of eight, and show good sportsmanship At all times. The G. A. A. sponsors Inter-Club Basket Ball, baseball, tennis, and awards A cup in each sport to The successful club. . , TOP ROW :-Tommy Chabot, Valerie McCullough, Willie Mae Pump, Cora Butler, Frances Aschbacher, Elizabeth Norton, Margaret Price, Evelyn Young, Estelle Smith, Edna Hill. MIDDLE ROW:-Martha Tucker, Edna Franks, Edith Cheetham, Ima Gene Beasley, Maurine Molauder, Martha Sue Lester, Wilmerth Overstrcet, Helen Tribhlc. BOTTOM ROW:-Elvira Prochnow, Mzijorie Willcox. Ella Henderson, Leona Hendricks, Irma Suche, Gladys . Gray, Ximena Wolf. Q -if xkaaq .f ' V- ,V- , 'Q' ---fy-5, Mfg es- !,!'k 'l , D iff-'Va Nqx rf PM -ur ,'-..- Q X.. :N V, - Ag' 'lf If A Q A. fmt v. I 4-'lx A l Y. rv' V l '- ,fff , 1 l l, ' 'W' l . . ' f K P ' X-1 lx X ll! V l t 4 1 V X 34 Xl E V7 - . . - - . .M.D.a..cilu.i:tnnal11laa.tdti,t.1a4hla..,l.nWltL.,, ...,...e.4ln. .. -Q M ' 1' V ' 'rx x r 1 X 5 fl 1 rv V T Reba :na Girl Scouts ln 1926 The Girl Scouts were organized In B1'ilC'liQl1l'lClQ'6- And federated with the Nzxtiomil. This year Every holiday has been observed With celebration- Ha1l0we'en, TllZl,l1kSglVll1g, CllI'lSl,lT1tl2i. Closing the Term with a week end 21 t The Girl Scout Camp. FIRST ROW:-Elizabeth Blount, Katherine Bohannon, Grave Crosley. SECOND ROW :-Marguerite Jones, Martha Elizabeth Hall, Thelma Sievers, Frances Nehnder K. H -,. .-,. ,f f l l N K 144- lifgtffiifw J ' J V I 1 T x if f , ,ll V 515: in nm 11 Girl Reserves Ton Years ago lhv Girl Rf-Servos wc-rc orgzniizccl- For Health, Spirit, Kuowlcrlgfc, Smwim,-. The first small group has l.f'l 0'Wl'l To am 0l'gdlllZ2ltl0ll ol' two lmmlrcil tlmusanul. This year Bl'Hf'liOl'll llll.fll llicswvos vvvro nc-tivo With Girls' Wm-ok in Marcli, Mutlu-r :mil Duugglitvr lizmquct, mul Vuspcrs, Big: :md Ilitlle Sister Banquof. an airplane ride. They had clvction olf 0l'fif-ers-ilistzillzifiong Other 0l1t0l'i2l,ll1Dll'HTS wvrc viijonvcil. The ring bunquct curling tho good timus Of the term for the Girl Resolves. FIRST ROW:-Madeline Butot, Lucille Bc-nnuit, Verne Camp, Mary Elizabeth Fclihousc, Norma Lee Fisher SECOND ROW:-Leona Hn-ndricks, Fnmccs Hicks, Ulivc Kll'kC'l'lfiilll, Ruth McAlistcr, Aurclinv MvCulIln THIRD ROW:-Dorothy Maloney, Olga Mescli, Tlluresu lVlf'sc'h, Olga Schulz, Pauline Zumburg. 5-1 L Q - A ' t . V' .V ' in -'fi X . ' x f '!l ,KJ X R 4 X X N, Xl X4 fi alle ama Science Club A large part of the Seience Club 's time has been taken up with programs-- On various applied sciences- Physics, Biology. - Members of the club enjoyed visits to the local industrial plants- Interesting, Educational. Social activities were enjoyedg The members joined in various Inter-club contests- New club, Good progress. FIRST ROW :-Elmer Briggs, Henry Du Pree, Conrad Gardner, Milton Loesberg. SECOND ROW:-Louis Le Laurin, Frank Lay, Harold Maxfeldt, Claude Phillips, Paul M. Vilcoq. ,JMS NX 'X i Sm ld Reha ma Reagan Debating Society From initiation in September To a haryrido in April. The Rcagzrnrs planned Large activities In November they entered . The Inter-club I,0Cl21.Ill2L'El0H Contest V They 031116 out victors - In December came again The Inter-club, Debate R.D.S. vs. l3.D.S. B1'a.ckcn1'idg'e Debating Society were 1 Victors r r, i . A J OHN ACKERVMAN, FRANK KNAPl'-Ij7'C.V?,d13'I'LtS FRANK liNAPP, ERNEST F1sILLu-Vice Ivcfsirlcizis lflMORY Cox, JESSE XYILIIARREAli--S6'f'7'0li!M'7:0S J. Y. DIQSHONG, JOHN .ACKERMANN-TI'0lIN7lVFTS ll, .fi .. lr , I 6 li all A .gr w K: T ,lf 5:- lf, FIRST ROW:-John Ackermann, Joe Bnxt, Tommie Bradford, Emory Cox, Adrian Derden. ' SECOND ROW:-J. Y. DeShong, Ernest Feille, Charles Haynes, Frank Knapp, Wayman Mann, Britt McCullough. THIRD ROW:-Robert Nicholson. Malrolm Pack, Gerald Rutledge, J. L: White, Irwin Wruck, Leroy Zieschang. va '-ff-f' ,T..:1,. ' if F X. e Q A X ff-f'e we x , X 1, NNN A J A . Page Mg fl ,' A K I r. .., 1.4. ,emf fr 5 . i lpn, X 4 24.6 Reita ma i Pape 148 Ln, Brackenridge Debating Society The Brackenridge Debating Society has created an interest In outside activities, in public speaking and in debating CAnd who can count the social activities ull There were hayrides 'which many attended, and parties too, And a membership drive in Novemvber. fAnd who can enumerate the other activitics?j Football games, inter-club debate, declamation, activities of pleasure and worth. NEAL CRAIG-President ELLISON ECI-ITERHOFF and GEORGE G1LPIN-Vice Presidents JACK IMCLELLAN and SIMON FRANK-Secretnfrics WALTER GOLDSCHM1DT-Ll'v'ea.sWcr FIRST ROW:-Howell Branning, Neal Craig, Ellison Echterhoff, John Ellis, Marrell Forbes. SECOND ROW:-Simon Frank, George Gilpin, Bruce Gimbel, Walter Goldschmidt, Rudolfo Gonzales, Howard Huber. THIRD ROW:-Sam Katz, J. T. Lane, Jack McLellan, Edward Pacetti, Willard Roberts, Edward Schmidf. , I X X Jw! ,e 'V .tr -we -f-ff -.- .. 'wvwffmmwfrf 'fwuwffw-N wi. V ,L Q , 1. , u , r 1 lf ,.1f'i 3'n -V x V H .f N N W W Q i i , XX by f I xv , f' ,d ,nj L- qxiiig-:X MKS, ,,,.f' ' NX iA'i:VeK,4,mxgEi ef our if i 'N '---i 'nuff 6 Re Ia rn an X fd Placement Bureau For its third year, 'Pho P12,l,CCl1l0Df Bureau Has made 21 huge Success. Not only in procuring Part-tinio positions For the students, but socially as well. A great big dance Was planned in February. The Annual picturu-show To provide funds for Expenses, was great Whoopee ! FIRST ROW:-Emory Cox, Frances Hicks, Selma MlClIIlHI'. SECOND ROW:-Dorothy Loc Popv, Hazel Saunders, Evelyn Troell, Alina Williams. U xx N- V ap.,-I If i'k Q7hfXsii -A 'FYR' Al ' -if-I fx 3 '--,,,., x' , h ' N 'vi gf wk 'ff NN K ' i if XY if W A Page 144 X' 1 ,,., mf X 1 i. X D 'x m , .,.,x wwxx It ff' X I 'R H N l J .X ff fl N X x N ' t f X XV j , -.Q-. N 3 'x ' ' ff-' k--X x 1 NX. ' X-xx Xvf'-XX X X ,-,f V Lrffif, 'Q--711' M , ,ff rd.,-f' w I f X-Q '-Q f k ff- 1 Rel ma Brackenridge Brain and Brawn Club The l3r'aekem'idg'e Bruin :md liI'2lWll Soeiety Is the reorganized Math flluh. One ol' the club's big projects is the real i Preservation of Bl'21UkCl1l'ld5.l'Q'S many Cups, mvards. This deed is new-never before attempted here. For entertainment, the club enjoys The solving of puzzles relating to NliltllCll12ltlCS-COI1l1llllI'u1llS. Miss Abbott is sponsor-guiding' Star To the club. P CECIL MELCHIOR-President JULIANNA Moss-Vice I'rc.9icIent VIRGINIA BERKLEY-Secretary and Trmsurcr FIRST ROW:--Virginia Berkeley, Mary Lee Chabot, Howard Ives. SECOND ROW:-Stanley Logan, Cecil Melchior, Juliana Moss. X A, M ,f lg 7 l!,f AQX7, Y gk Mi-Y!!! i r Q XXL ZA NXX Vey M J t it l ' Page 145 A II' N X A E w 'K xx X N 1 X X f ll XV. Xxx N ' i' tl 5 l K ,f v N ' Y Xl ,F ., , r ,,,.., 1 , R X wt. . N l. l , X , L l s l in 1 X l 'NE 'Jil l:f x'v, wt' , ,ff I 1 1 E M , , ffm! ,N if N x X? -- X ln! R ama Latin Club The Latin Cluli was orgnnizorl In '26, 'Wil li about Fifty nu-inlwrs. Under the sponsorship Of Mrs. Cnino, The Club llicl Zl7f1g1'ms labor. ' ' Dnvo 'Koch was loader this y0zu'-- Thero wore Many Good times. Just lin-Fore l'h1-istinus Anil old Roman lost ivail, S:iti1r1in.lin, Was oiljoyoci. FIRST ROW :-Lula Mae Branton, Lurllle Cavanziugh, Ellison Ecl1te1'hot'i', Simon Frank, Helen Gonzales. SECOND ROW 2-Elizabeth Henry, Adele Hopkins. Dave Koch, Alice Marcus, Aura-line McCullin. TH!RD ROW:-Annu Lewis Morris, Lillian Leo Reilly, Mary Roberts, Evelyn Tronll, Elexnor Wiseman, ' Bernice Weininger. X ,f , .-...ff Q , 7-- tx NJXX-f I X X, SMX l I Page 146 6 1 pt-it l lg . 'Hn n s Y ,Xi l E , r xx x l 1 , xx X 1 l , ' ,ATX X-.f-XX Xl X -R L, ah , ,mf ,KX X X. ,, - of ff .,,,-Aff P ,fa--4, D! R his m X Gutenbergs X llrgxzrnizoml last year, the llutonlmorgs I-luvo showvcl womlerful sllvcc-ss, wilh fl21.I'lCl' Snooks as Presidollt, and Mr. VV. l'l. Sluwkloft as sponsor. 'llhvy 1-n1'01'osl tho intel'-club luskot ball-- Prinlod ll0l0 pads For all The toz1,c:l101's-- Printecl all tickets, GVOI'Yll1lllQ, for the whole school- Hnd a boolh at the 02l.I'lllV2ll- Sponsored The intel'-Club lmslwl lmll league- And are seeing it Tlwrouglm to Sllvevss. TOP ROW, Left to Right:-George Castillon, Willir- Ross, Tom Darst, Bruno Andrade, Arthur Howard. SECOND ROW:--Emilio Arrington, Rudolph Carvnjal, Walter Scheer. Carter Snooks, Frank Diaz, Charles Hernandez, Raul Rodriguez, Ramon Gomez. THIRD ROW:-Carlos Lorca, Marvclino Medina, Ernest Bruzell, Howard Munn, Carl Weyrich, Roger Shurley, Charles Hays, Ray Becker. X ffl A Q A WVR llllllld W 3 6 'levf n Nb Xxxliil XV1 Z ,4f 'iff' N X L XA ,,.. f- 'K X-ju' 'wf'-'ixxi Q-L1 ' 'N ,ff MW fe- ,-mr' X gif -fnf ' E 6 lfl H Hi - Y In the Fall, Ueiolier The .Hi-Y Club was ot'g:1,nizecl, with Ellison Eeliterholll' at the helm. A little later- The club held 21. membersliip drive and took in many new members. During N ovember- They planned an outing at Medina, Lako, but this was impossible because ol' bad wc-zitlier. lnsfead, iliey visited :L coal mine in flqytle. Plans Were made For 21, mid-winter souiail. FIRST ROW:-Emory Cox, Bud Derden, Ellison Echterhoff. SECOND ROW:-George Kosub, Harold Maxfeldt, Johnny Perry, Leroy Zieschfmg. I .rw--ff Y, 1-...1 l 1,4-f ax! ki K'N.kxX -- X -N,.i vi ' ' X F N 4 lil V X-N, , , ,fr-Yi . 'Xxx XF XX in l M 3 - l Nd i i, Xl wi , ' V X, x Page 148 i i in , 'IQ A x A 1 I, ll 4 NY, K cl, ' XR lil l l , ,X i ' nw' V., K ii'-xg X 'Wi ivy xx ' gl xv--f K YV- Ny' J 4- ' V-,' 3-ff 'xx x - V, XX ,if f NN 4 'RXx'W-qbxm N. Los I-hdalgos The purpose olf This Spanish Uluh is to create an inleresl in the Spanish languagre and drama. The club has filled the year' with many in1'QresTing' events- A Halloween party, a clam-e after New Yeaifs. During Cllirisimas week they gave The annual Piua1'a or festival. FIRST ROW:-Rosalie Canter, Mamie Charles, Graciela Flores, L00 Dela Garza, Hortense Harris. SECOND ROW:-Mary Leos, Noel McMillan, Angelina Malclrmallo, Lena Marcia Salazar, Consuelo Morcs. THIRD ROW:-Janie Morulis, George Ortega, Juana Ortega, Angelina Reyes, Ricllard Sainz, Carmaine Siga. XX is ,,,f- ...asf X -xx 1, ..f' , +A, ,SN XN , r, '- -, ,V-i,,,.A Y X-.,.,,-, 2 X X --X Aff .f f ' ,. , r L- A ,fi J X, 'A f' r he Page 149 f ,V 'X' L lr if V' N- 1, i 1 i , i . A w -V p N XO. nfl iff! V-If 1,,ff7f 4-il V i i QL 'F i 1' German Club Origin- Unly l'Cf'l'l1fiy mmrwiiiizvrl, 'Phv Gminiaii Vluli llfis In-ell mining fini- wm'kA Socizils-lit0l':1il'y. Purpusv- Tho Club was 0l QI2l1liZl'd To wcaitm- An inivu-st in thu Gcrniun lailgilzigv--fviistinns. Activitiosw The m01nbc'1's have linjoyod Ulillly suviul Events- llaillowcl-11 party. H0ill1iN'l'i' i'0l1i01'lIli211 l,l 0g'1 2iIH. Initiations. FIRST ROW:-John Ackerman, Edith Dullnig, Walter Goldsvluniflt, Enima Grubvr, Ethvl Hahn. SECOND ROW:-Ruhy Vlillvr, Irma: Surhc, Annie Uhr, Lucile Wx-mllziml, Puulinv Zumbcrge. W PM Page 150 x A ' smifl A, , e,lmi . ,N ,J ,V J . ff sf- ., Nw, Q s. Vx 4 -f ,gf 3:45 'fd in R t a m ii M I The Bracken:-idge Glee Club The Glee Cluh f Have spent their year bringing honors to Bmekenrirlpfe. , During the Teachers' Convention They sang' at the Auditorium. During the spring: They had 21 reeitnl And a, concert. As is the custom The members Went to the State eontests. Last. year the Trio, Quartette, and Aeeompanisti, Won trophies for lriraekonridgre. FIRST ROW:-Nell Hyman, Dorothy Salmon, Thelma Seivers, Margaret Modsching, Zuleme Hoyer, Wilhemina Zogheib, Louise Schaeffer, Genevieve Burke, Merry Brendel, Marguerite Zuercher. SECOND ROW:-Evelyn Troell, Ruby Miller, Mary Fennel, Helen Nichols, Gladys Richter, Dorothy Flowers, Geraldine Stone, Dorothy Rodgers, Corinne Muenster, Imogene Wiley, Madeline Batot. THIRD ROW:-Margaret Wagner, Jenny Lind Slintz, Ruth Hardin, Elizabeth Wagner, Ella May Hunt, Mabel Schwartz, Nina Mae Ferguson, Florence Lilly, Helen Richter, Lottie Hoffman. v 'J ,lf N. v .,.,.' V n , Y 4 W XX 1 4'sf-,J X idk 14,0 if . hx xxx X. ' . x -4. gf KX X TQ' 2' sfk! lv, K 1 I' 1 X 1 , i -. x v---Z Ad jilwk 'X-it it x KX. Page 151 KX!! lil 'ih- -4, J . v l + - w ff ,.. N-me ,X 1 T11-:LK if, , V sa-Q-5 J la Reid ma ' X X The National Honor Society Membership in the National Honor Soc-iefy is The highosf honor' that can conu- to a. student of Braekonridgo. The four qualifications which must be possessed by members are Scholarsliip, Cliaracter, Service, and Leadcrship. FIRST ROW, Left to Right:-Billy Bedell, Virginia Berkeley, Lucy Burschow, Roland Bremer, Elmer Briggs, Genevieve Burke, Russell Cadwell, Irma Campbell, Kathryn Campbell, Martha Tucker. SECOND ROW, Left to Right:-Mary Lee Chabot, Neal Craig, John F. Davis, Ellison Echterhoff, Vestine Eilert, Estclla Elam, Ernest Fville, Grace Franke, George Gilpin. THIRD ROW, Left to Right:-Gr-ne Grother, Margaret Guinn, Zelda Hardwick, Joyce Hassell, Leona Hendricks, Frances Hicks, Marie Horton, Dorothy Hovell, Edna Janssen, Zelma Kempf. X , ji' 7 ,fx-! 'fix fl lf' K.,,....,i':,:.:- ' f ff N . ,, fri-hai, X ., f 'X -' K X ,f X IL f ix 0 .e .i Af! X XX -X, asf' ' f ,e is in ff ff' 1 XA, i f M Nw ! .1 A ,, -, V X ,Q i if a 'x X Page 152 i an X qi- 1,2 I, , -,wwf I R ,ff ' ,ffl .f ff i R lama If I X The Natnonal Honor Society Only fifteen percent of the Senior Class D is elected each year. Chapter 126 of the National Honor Society for Secondary Schools was installed in Braekenridge High School in 1924. Miss Bessie Lee Dickey has been sponsor ever since. 4 FIRST ROW, Left to Right:-Tekla Kirclxoff, Olive Kirkendall, Frank Knapp, David Koch, Arthur Laro, Hilda Levin, Helen Mattison, Jack McLellan, Mary McConnell, Selma McCullar. SECOND ROW, Left to Right:-Craig McNeese, Theresa Mesch, Elizabeth Milam, Margaret Modsching, Annette Patrick, Leila May Patton, Angelina Reyes, Frank Rilling, Willard Roberts. THIRD ROW, Left to Right:-Horace Homo, Lucille Schroegler, Dorothy Shepherd, Jeanette Supp, Irma Suche, Bennie Stanfield, Evelyn Troell, Olga Mae Wallis, Aline Williams, John Willman. 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F A 111111 11- 1 1' .!11'i' Gym 1 if 1111 ' 45572 ' L 21113 ,gl 5,33 R11-:E 11111 'E ,11'11'1111k1 - 1 flfffi' 1i'1T3g.1 .1 'fx 1111, 11 1 11iE 11r113 11' '11 1' 3: 1 1 Sn 1 11111 l is Ni 1' 'A 4 .N . T f' ff' T li T 'll' w f X A f X , is .,-.-s K, Xt , , . jN N C' M if kwa C-Txxx x .27 551- -My y , XXWN alia-M-N an a f ii R e I a m d i'sss...X R. 0. T. C. The Junior Division of the Reserve Officers Training Corps became a part of the educational Curricula of the San Antonio Senior High Schools, September, 1924. The following assignments of officers and non- Commissioned officers of the army were Made: Major Harry S. Adams U. S. Army, Ret. Professor of Military Science and Tactics, San Antonio Senior High Schools. Master Sgt. Frank G. Butler, U. S. Army assistant to the P. M. S. Ka T.g Master Sgt. Jerry O'Dell, U. S. Army Assistant to the P. M. S. Sz T., Major B. J. Reilly, Cav. Res., Commandant of Cadets, ,Brackenridge High School, lst Lieut. John L. Hill, Inf. Res., Commandant of Cadets, Main Ave. High School. Under the supervision of these men, the old Brackenridge and Main Ave. Cadet Corps became An R. O. T. C. unit. Twenty student sponsors were elected, and five teachers. In 1928-'29, Aline Williams, Major Sponsor, Mr. Enos Gary, Battalion Sponsors, Miss Katherine Hollier, Vivian Geyer, Leona Hendricks, Merle Booth, Company Ag Miss Edith Fox, Edna Hill, Billie Bedell, Helen Mattison, Company Bg Miss Christine Lawrence, Charlotte Frank, Mary McConnell, Marie Horton, Company Cg Miss Ximena Wolf, Foy Lynn McDonald, Selma McCul1ar, Ima Gene Beasley, Company D5 Josephine Rankin, Frances Hicks, Staff: Virginia Berkeley, Virginia Kempf, Rifle Team, Helen Gonzales, Zefma Kempf, Martha Sue Lester, Band. MAJ. W. I-IARKINS SGT. J. O'DELr. MAJ. B. J. REILLY MAJ. J. Cmfws ,Xb P -....,.,,,h-M IXHKX Wy Ns-q..... , f--f -4- , , .ik j -... , xx 1,1 f' XXX. gn 'ffli A rl A if if . xi fl' fl ii if ' ,, f K ., Ks W, ,w l .S , ,, 2, . . rx wx X -.ss , JU, Q. .s Xxx 1 .Rami 2-gklbm if V. , - Y.,-4 VA bx .A NX N vs -f 4 'i-il- .EF f f 1 If i i, . A' J X. - x M V. ' ..-- .1 al Y f-Z ,ff ,f Page 156 -' 'M wwf' 1 9 'T s. x. l A A I :MX NX I v-All ,K xukb 'l fr KKK V ,ff f .-,,.sxkxR XNXPXX w. -an i V,,.-5,1 On A ll a Re amd R. 0. T. C. March the second, military units of Texas Military Institute, Main Avenue, and Brackenridge high schools came together To compete for high school honors. The Alexander Joske Cup went to T. M. I. as The best-drilled unitg The National Regimental Colors came to Brackenridge as the Second best. Two silver loving cups Came to our Bandg one for being the Best drilled, and the other for having The highest inspection averages. In the Individual drill T. M. I. won first place, But Brackenridge took second and Third places. T. M. I. took the honors In the tug 0' war, and relay races. men who received medals are called Medalmen. They organized, and the President Was Hilliard Hightowerg Vice President, Robert Fullerg Secretary-Treasurer, Fred Sernaan. These boys gave a dance at K. of C. Hall, honoring the basket ball boys, in Which a contest was held to see who Was to lead the Grand March. The Winners were Aline Williams, and Allen Wright. In March, new officers Were elected: Howard Huber, President, Fred Semaan, Vice Presidentg Leonard Cook, Secretary-Treasurer. X! f., -.., TOP ROW, Left to Right:-Hilliard Hightower, Willard Roberts, Jack McLellan, Frank Rilling. BOTTOM ROW :-Tom Lawrence, Burlon Waters, Everett Leliman, Edwin Plowman, John Willmzan. X , , I' ,p..,,,,f '- ,7 'xx Sr, X w..'-Ns Av Ylkld A--v4,.Z' 'I A MN ,M --1 --ag, ,fi ,X !,,,!!,1 X A ,XA X ,gi X NH! f-df f I , - R y ff x I. N X -'ix Y, I 1. ,N Pnge 157 ,Q X, l lx l- lx Medalmen TOP ROW, Luft to Right:-Hilliard Hightower, Pri-simlentg Robert Fuller, Vice President, SEFUND ROW:-Frank Boughton, .lzuncs Collignon, linlwurml Crc'wS, .lohn Crows. THIRD ROW:-Williaun Hzirkins, William Johnson, Charles Laas, Wvlllon Samir-rs. FOl'll'l'Il H0lV:-Fred SCIll'lZll'l, Harry Slxeernn, Waller S11-in, Callie Stmniglizm. Priya 158 Pfrgf- 159 Sponsors FIRST ROW:-Frames Hicks, Aline Williams flVlnjor Sponwori, Josephine Rankin. SECUND ROW:-Vivian Geyer, Billie Beclell, Nlartha Sue Lester, Marie Horton, Fuy Lynn McDonald THIRD ROW 1-Merle Booth, Helen Mattisun, Helen Gonzales, Nlary lVlcConnell, Inna Gene Beasley. FOURTH ROW:-Leona Hendricks, Edna Hill, Zelmn Kempf, Charlotte Frank, Selma lVlcCullar. 1- f-'- . ' --.s '., .' P ' W , v x . U ' ' 'B ll X532 arf J . if 1 lXl 5 QL' f' if z 1' .-.J ---. ,Nfl D A yi ii R m mir aa ii Boys' Rifle Team The R.0.T.C. Rifle Team organized And eliminated Late in the Fall. William Johnson was fliillllillll, John Crews, Robert Fuller, Hilliard Hightower, William Harkins comprised the Team. They shot the Sth Corps Area Match Seven man tezun, Extras-Dennis Holder, Edward. Crows. l-Iearst Trophy Match was fired, J. Crows and H. Higlitower, On Braekenridge team, Junior li.0.T.C. Match-with regular Team firing-between Braekonridge, Main Avenue, T. M. I. i X Nbxx A 'V V 1 I l ,af -ff Reading from Left to Right:-Robert Fuller, William Harkins, William Johnson, John Crews, Edward Crews, Dennis Holder, Hilliard Hightower. lx I-+1 -wi 4-..,. Q' Xh.i..-4 .f xx if I mx J '-.Sw jiri Xia 7 ' . wiirll 1 . f x X. H K Xl V K X 'x 'xx X X 'Page 160 Mg, ., , , , M ii.i. ilmllllulh Agiiffffi V -A l - . x r , f f ,f N ii if li fflfj ' V M no R anna Girls' Rifle Team The R.0.T.C. Sponsors organized all Rifle Team early In the Spring. Helen Mnttison was Presimlenl, and Josephine Rankin Vice President, Foy Lynn McDonald, Secretary, an Horton, Treasurer. This organization belonged to the National Rifle Association, And practiced for an hour Every day. d Marie ,ik f ' f ,, .- ,-.-. X 1 Left to Right:-Ima Gene Beasley, Merle Booth, Charlotte Frank, Edna Hill. Franres Hicks, Helen Mattison, Virginia Berkeley Page 161 Q u r-.2 .ff f ir, Xxx v Y, .-. I X X x , , lx ' x ' ' x 'l I, if ,X is 5 fl ,ff x ' A s . 6 AV , ,Q il Q 5' if if f J ..- n . , , , J X .,,...j. F J lea Ref . wma X-, X Competitive Company l H. HIfll'ITOXX'Ell F. SEMAAN F. Bomanrox TOP ROW:-J. McNeil, J. White, R. Fuller, F. Rilling, J. Demenl., G. Schaefer, J. Mc- Lellan, J. Smith, H. Delemater, J. Hendricks, C. Brewster, S. Wolf, E. Plowman T. Dominguez, M. Koch, E. Mayer. y SECOND ROW:-C. Hart, G. Willard, J. Collignon, W. Johnson, J. Ellis, F. Benke, W. Harkins, H. Handley, W. Floyd, J. Willman, T. Johnson, J. Slimp, D. Holder, E. Crews, E. Flaig, W. Sanders. THIRD ROW:-L. LeLaurin, V. Plowman, R. Stacy, H. Huber, R. Jarvis, R. Burrer R. Minor, C. Mohme, L. Davenport, M. Terry, M. Leyendecker, R. Nicholson, V. Walker, E. V. Walker, C. Lorillard, C. McNeese, E. Lehman, A. Walker, C. Laas. 1 FOURTH ROW:AH. Hightower, F. Boughton, F. Selnaan, J. Crews. N. . ,,-4 ' .,, bg uf-9 H . wk ff xxx I Ai il -ll' ifs-A9255 f,,,m0,,,..,f K -...H gr Y A - A f ' x K ' ... I ...-M--W - ' 1 Af,- I . M' rg V . f ff 1 X. f. 1. .f ' 1 V l M f ff A 3 1' ' . -. , ' f X J Page 162 1 f TOP ROW:vL. Zieschang, M. Batot, J. Gill, J. D. Kaiser, G. Merritt, G. Eiti, O. Cr ei .ei My sn Q1 Band C. S'l'n.x1'uHixN C. DAVIS L. Baines G. L.xNc:s'rox sliaw, V. Foote, T. S. Crosbie, A. Huth, J. Lindsey, E. White, D. Snrli, ll. Meyers A. Stevens. MIDDLE ROW:--H. Wolf, P. C. Sanders, E. Briggs, G. Brown, E. Steves, L. Pro, Nl Loessberg, B. Harry, M. Herhrick, V. Demeul, Taylor, T. Tilton, lt. Bowen P. Brewer. BOTTOM HOW:-C. Straiiglian, H. Grahzlui, G. Langston, C. Hayurs, W. lleyuolds, W Alston, D. Humphries. P. Sullins, W. Langston, .I. Rogers, W. I-Iunier, L. Ilyzirs. Pugv 163 3 .I . b fx. , 4 N i 5 ' H I ,:s in ' .. ,L ' 7 611- Company A H. Sllmjmx D. Hoxnm: W. STEIN E. Cmzws TOP ROW:-J. Ridgeway, G. Lennberth, J. Dement, W. Clavin, J. Cobern, T. Langley, J. Hendricks, F. Valanzuela, L. Dugger, I-I. Haag, R. Huffaker, D. Walker, C. McMillan. SECOND ROW:-H. Handley, L. Pletz, R, Stacey, J. Engle, .l. Pier, G. Deininger, S. Sil- ver, B. Floyd, J. Beals, A. Little, C. Witchell, A. Bryant, R. Devaney. BOTTOM ROW:-J. White, A. Wood. M. Leyendecker, R. Nicholson, M. Terry, D. Holder, H. Sheeran, E. Crews, C. Lorrillard, H. Treager, M. Garcia, T. Largen, R. Martin. Page 164 Company B R. FULL1-in W. SANDERS S. WOLF L. DAVENPORT TOP ROW:-W. Goldschniidt, D. Hoover, C. Roberts, F. Prassel, E. Hill, H. Delemater, C. Brewster, H. Handley, E. Schmidt, C. Seeds, J. Dove, J. lVIcEnery, E. Carle, H. Stockton, J. Pate, L. Patterson, M. Vallance, J. McGuire. SECOND ROW:---W. Hauser, F. Robinson, V. Plowman, J. McNeil, G. Schaefer, T. Pullen E. Flaig, B. Johnson, C. Campbell, T. Seideman, B. Andrade, H. Watson, W. Hunt M. Moreno, A. Mooty, E. Carl. BOTTOM ROW:-H. Schaefer, G. Mosely, P. Offer. J. Raborn, R. Jarvis, J. Beitel F. Benke, W. Sanders, R. Fuller, L. Davenport, S. Wolf, I. Reagan, A. Baccus D. Scott, P. Wilson, W. Freeman. age 165 Company C J. Col.l.IuNoN W. ROI!!-fll'l'.4 C. Inns T. L.xwnxiNm'i TOP liOW:vl,. TI'ill'l0l1, ll. Gonzalez, M. Chennault, J. Hays, G. Williams, M. Cook, J. Lowe, E. Von Scheele, E. Trapp. L. Mooty, M. Kiinbro, F. lVlcCullin, G. Carr, B. Reed. A. Leyton, Smith. SECOND ROW:-J. Rutledge, G. Bowles, J. Ellis, G. Willard, V. Mudd, L, Prothero J. CllQIll'1Hlllf, C. St. John, G. Carow, .I. Howard, P. Muudine, C. Fromme, D. Man ning, H. Whife, S. Pearlman, C. Sturm. BOTTOM ROW:-C'. Scideman, I. W. Ellison, C. Mohme, H. Huber, R. Hallbnrton, E Stringer, C. Lnas, J. Collignon, R. Fator, T. Q. Dominguez, R. Burrer, J. Brown R. Marclmri, A. Walker, J. White, W. MCElwee. r Page 166 Company D F. Bol'uH'roN W. Jouxsox F. Smuxx W. H.um.'roN TOP ROW:-G. Downs, R. Turner, J. Brown, B. Dreibrodt, B. Miller, J. Mack, M. Bailey L. Spooner, W. Farrel, C. Bain, C. Hart, H. Chism, F. Jones, P. McGuire, E. Cravins J. Galvan, E. Aldrete. SECOND ROW:--L. O'Bryant, J. Slimp, E. Mayer, L. Sievers, T. Johnson, T. lVIcLe.an W. Probst, M. Ursell, G. Ortega, C. Randall, E. Jarboe, S. Nonkin, J. Smith, A, Lutz W. Marks. BOTTOW ROW:-G. Dela Garza, W. Killion, F. Haelbig, E. Ranney, R. Davis, W. Hamil ton, W. Johnson, F. Boughton, F. Seniaan, L. Cook, R. McLean, J. Bailey, J. Voden baum, R. Manning, R. Sego. Pngr' IH7' f ,, . .in Nl' m' W- f: lh ,-.5 . A11 l f f if f la Relama R COLOR GUARD mg Q- ff! x ' ' fl l,41'lf,' -' f 2 - .ray '31 -.xr-M gp, 1, SW XM? 1 XX K ,MJ Wfxvffws NEW 33-5 65 I I 1 A Q Y W I J 4 A A I X, an 1 ,V Y M 1 I -r yy 5,7 ' I N 1 72.1 Y Y 4-.., Wm , v 1 M MTV , ,. wr. M - .yu M mn' 1' .N x ,-. , WP W H5 -M . , A 1 sv, f i ' - wx Q11 .. -'I ,- L 'M J JL I.. J, J . .Mx ,-:ji Q. 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Toady possesses the lfaculty of Ejecting into his teams a lighting spirit. He has been known to express his Thoughts by his actions IIISICH-d of lVOI'dS. Manor Puckett has assisted HToady', Riley in football And basket ball for the past two Seasons, and coached the Basket ball team last season to a City Championship. In splendidly with the teams. Hi Careful disciplining of his players Greatly added to the success Of thc baseball team. Coach Riley Coach Puckett X Manor Puekett's personality has blended S his is -e A .,....,.,.W- XX St ex Y! fs ,f ff Page 172 Page 173 rg' , 3 it ea T -it a ea Football VVhen the '28 Braekenridge football team Dedicated the new stadium, they did it In a Braekenridge fashion--'with a victory 20 to 0. The new Eagle team Defeated the Del Rio High Wildcats in that Foreeful dedication. Del Rio was smothered With end-runs. The Eagles then swooped down upon the llarlandale Indians, 25-2. The Indians were initiated into Class A football. During the early stages of the game the Wai' Birds Did not seem to be able to function, but They soon snapped out of it, and began To pile up the score on the VVarri0rs. ln their iirst elash with the Alamo Heights Mules, the Eagles displayed a reversal Oi' form. The fighting Mules set the Eagles Back with an unpleasant 14-0 defeat. A eompleted pass, and :1 block punt N1-tted the Mules their margin of victory. Their game was voluntarily forfeited To Braekenridge on the grounds of An ineligible player. But the Eagle Machine was revamped after that Unpleasant defeat. Changes in the Baekiield and line took place. Captain Jones Manager Stubblefield N Y: .-Q . 1 .f fel, i L i ...ati Football The New Team crushed the Laredo Tigers 41-0. A great passing game was Displayed. It seemed as though the Eagle ends and backs just could not Miss the passes. Laredo 's flashy backs Were stopped in their tracks by the Eagle forward wall. But after that victory Gloom entered the Eagle camp. Alamo lleights protested Captain Wallace Murray's Age eligibility, and the school records showed That Murray was ineligihleg therefore The Eagles were forced to forfeit these Victories over Hallandale, Laredo, and Alamo Heights. The .latter game was Thrown out ol' the league. The Eagles then tricked the Corpus Christi Buccaneers. The Eagles outplayed the Buccaneers for the first three quarters. Batehelor's brilliant punting lfor Corpus saved The Buccaneers a great many times. The Eagles slipped in the fourth quarter. A completed pass netted Corpus Christi Their touchdown, and a margin of victory, 7-0. W. Ackerman J. Boles E. Bull W. Christian J. Dodgen P11176 17.5 Football The Austin High Maroons invaded The Eagles, nest, but were turned baek By a lieart-breaking 10-7 defeat. The Maroons literally showered the Eagles with passes for substantial gains. The Austin bunch seored early in the First quarter by a series of brilliant passes. In the last eight minutes of play, the Eagles' desire to defeat the Maroons For the fifth successive year led them To launeh a terrifie drive. Successive Runs by Connie Smith and Gil Pyka Carried the ball to scoring distance. A Pass from Gil Pyka to C. Flinn netted The first rally. After another series O 1' runs, a long pass from Pyka to Frost plaeed the hall on Austinis 20 yard line. With but one play left In the game, U. D. Jones brought the stands To their feet by drop-kicking 26 yards For the winning margin. C. Flinn L. Flinn F. Frost J. Glaze H. Van Horn Page 175 S-,Nga A . r , lx, Football On December first, that fighting team Of Brackcnridge Hi met their old rivals, Main Avenue, and were overwhelmed By the worst loss of points which Brackenridge Has ever forfeited to a Main team. The Game, although attaining a large score, Was a real football game nevertheless. The Eagles threw a scare into the Buffaloes for the first half. After Bardwell had raced 40 yards for the First Buffalo tally, Whitney reeled off 92 yards, behind perfect interference, On the kick-off for the only marker the Eagles gained. Bardwell played havoc Behind the heavier and experienced Line of the Buffaloes. The Eagles never quit Fighting. They attempted to score via The aerial route, but their passes Were either blocked, or intercepted. Although, in the shadow of defeat, The Eagles continued to iight-The game Ended with a score of 26-6. R. Jones R. Martin S. Martin L. Mullen M. McDougal - xg. f X., .BYW ,K X K 47 I-FIX, f .Ng P- wa. f-W5 Pave 176 1' ,f f Y F ' N-XA f- ' n Re lm me Q Football WILDCATS The Wildcats' team of ,28 was Probably the weakest second team That Braekenridge has produced. Out of the small array of talent a Few scrappy fighters, such as Walter Roley, Ed Hill, Ned Robertson, and i'Nando Vargas were produced. In the games with Beeville, Taft, And Pleasanton, the kittens were Overwhclmed by top-heavy scores. They tied the heavy Sidney Lanier Vocational team. The Wildcats were Unable to play their old rivals, the Main Billygoats. G. Pyka D. Richardson G. Thorne R. Whitney A. Wright K. ki X V fi, Q-,Xa Mia? I X'-. 'I xi f V W A xt , W X I . ' Xxx x Q!! - FX TX N QJQ ggi, ff ,fx cg, XXXXXNX prix Page 177 , , ix it T A X A' a Re la me 'N Boys' Basketball 'r 1 t. Playing their first Game of the season Title eliminations, With the Taft The Eagles took on Greyhounds, the The Karnes City A M V W V X if 1f'f: f1.12P'lll i5'i x ,ii ff xx K x ,ff if iiig 5 Unsteady Eagles Badgers and the it Were handed a Ex-Eagle team in P, Setback. Before Order to gain experience if Entering the city For the coming frays. it z In their first game with Lanier the Lagles, lcd by , 4 Qi. Y A Cholly Flynn, star forward Rolnped on the Woodenlegs I if For a verv decisive L Victory the game ending ' With the score 43 22 R ,rl - Main Buffs were thelr next Rivals the Northsiders ll0S1I1g V Out Brackenndge by 1 point i 11, t' if .J X. Robertson Flmn Flmn H1 Van Horn EDU502 r' 53 ge :ia Ho FTE Ee 2 FS 35' S53 P7 2,-s 'DS we :vs Cul 2 55 'DE 95 33 D- CD N o I PY CD UQ 97 9 E fb U' 5 I3 D- fa iii it E 9. B F. gg 1 R wry X 1 N ' Page 1 5' . , , t , Qmhiliriww imimmkei' 1 T lair fi ' V- - if?-llwwiibftihli iilflltlfiii . - it ,,,- x ,A ,' K li ' lx ,Ai jjj p , WW H. ,app Y X. N L, 1 l XJ iiriilifff' x hf,f! A My X XA ' iid ld Re d md X. Boys' Basketball After they had defeated Lanier A second time,-and meanwhile Main had won one and Lost one game to Lanier, the Second game with Main Avenue Proved disastrous for the War Birds. For the first time In eight years, Main Buffs won A basketball Championship, but It cannot. be said that it was an Easy victory, for the Eagle team, Composed of such players as Carl Krieger, Allan Wright, Harry Van Horn, f'Lolly Flinn, and Cholly Flinn, Ralph Martin, Ed Hill, and Herlnan Shrolle, and Milton McDougall, fought Desperately throughout The entire season. C. Krieger R. Martin M. McDougal H. Schrolle A. Wright TOP ROW:-Gary, Willis, Puckett Ccoachb, Kramer, Plowman. BOTTOM ROW:--Jureschek, Pearlman, Barnett, Shapiro, Brooks. S 1 3 f gfffj A M raw., ,J X XX X5 fl ff Q f , X f ,X 'L f P1196 179 flfy i N K A Xxx X 1 ,I . ' 5 X el W. D. Stubblefield L. Flinn J. Dodgen H. Van Horn E. Bull F. Frost x.fwf' I 1 . !' wriff :Y tilt! ,f' 4, xl.- -ei Q.-i 5? iii? L' N Baseball The flying Eagles of '28, Coached by Manor Puckett, Closed a most sucessful Season by defeating Main Avenue after they Had overwhelmed all Opposition. An aggregation That was eaptained By lNa1laee Murray and that Included all brilliant Players in every department Was this team of '28. TOP ROW, Left to Right:-Puckett Ceoachj, Smith, McDougal, Pyka Ccaptainj, Theis, Whitney, Stubblefxeld fmanagerj. SECOND ROW:-Richardson, Wolfshohl, Le Meilleur, Dodgen, Bull, Leyendecker. BOTTOM ROW:-Beck, Frost, Slater, Patton, Naranjo, Flinn, Ortega. 'xx f T - iffy -ws, K lx X z'Z gk I, df Z' 'Www-, 5 .FXX X. 'xt Page 180 S. xx xy fi' 6 P 11 T - dye 8 , PR ,ff E i ca Reita ma 'xr Baseball The heavy-hitting Melugin Was a big factor in The scoring' of the Eagles, While Pyka's and Schultz's Pitching greatly aided. The team. included Murray, Melugin, Vargas, Howle, Schultz, McDougall, Cullen, Whitiiey, Meyers, Hollan, Schlater, And Brandenberger. Great hope ls held for this year 's team. A HJ ,.. P14 'TJ Y W' um A G su 'U FP Q ... 5 o Ph FP ... P-J CD ni cs: 1-F rn 5 11 ?U?'S5lF'SF3 Pyka McDougal Mullen Richardson Smith Whitney C i , '5- l , if w f X L .S A , N . ,ffl Nix XX! K ii Relama X Track Although Brackenridge has never produced A winning track team, great hope is held For doing so this year. Many bright prospects Are working out daily in preparation for the Texas Relays, Rice Relays, the Interseholastic meet, and the City meet. Mynier, Thorne, Lee, Yelvington, and Martin Are some of the brightest prospects in track. TOP ROW:-Hein, Gibbons, Thorn, J. Martin. SECOND ROW:-Mynier, Flinn , Johnson, Morris, Passmore. BOTTOM ROW:-Lewis, R. Martin, Arnold, Bradford, Trafton, Yelvington. X ft i Fl t we M YL Xf X , A wk, i , , L WP W .il aww.illl'ii1lM.o1,qvlll ' , ..n:-'lil iiduMh45MiQsix1'w11m,fiilAaAtmL ii.:Qil.i..lvI.,wiMn '11 1 1 W J' -A 1 W , 1 .J - . 1 42 ,fi 1,-, 1, 11 511'31'111g:1M111 G 71 jig 11111111' 111 . U1 . 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She has proved herself successful, Turning out f'l1ainpionship teams, Coached soccer. baseball last Year 7 1 And puppy baseball in 1929. EDITH WI LK ENS Coach Wilkens, formerly elf Brackenridge, Wenl' away 'I'or a Year 's training-and then came back To coach a Winning team. A A large part ol' the basketball Team 's sur-cess was clue 'llo her hard Training, and the Willingness lo co-operate willl her leain. Page 184 ' 1 ,V - X. , Af 1 a M- ' r' If la Rein ma fi In November fifty candidates came out for Practically new material composed the squad- The Girls' Basketball the Eaglet Basketball squad, practiced for months-then met the Main Bufflets- defending their City Championship. With spirit and team work, they defeated the Bufflets. Ima Gene Beasley, NVilmerth Overstreet, Martha Sue Lester, and Lucille Moran being left from last year. Together with Tucker, Prochnow, Cheatham, Wendland, Hill, Gray, Mason, Franks, Henderson, Wilcox, Price, they made a splendid team. Eaglets played with Main, Brooks Memorial, Junior College, Saint John 's, and Richter Bambies of the Cit.y League. They lost two games. Captain Hill Manager Cheatham ini X f ,,f7 . I '4 li ' , , Y, 'gg' x X' , 'ix A fx ,iff F 'xii' rf-- ' f N - ,f x f rf If f i If , 1 , M E Page 185 f Girls' Baseball The lflaglets started praetiee this year with spirit, to defend their City Vhailipioliship whieh they have been keeping for the last five years. The f-all for praetiee brought out about fifty well-pepped ball players for a trial on the 1929 team. Cozxeh C'hureli is putting' all she eau into getting out a good team. She has Edith flheatham, Ella llenderson, Wilmerth Uverstreet, Edna Hill, Marjorie XVileox, Mildred Weiners. flora liutler, and I rina, Suche from last year. With their splendid material, the l'la,qlets, with the help ot' their able Coach, hope to win another City f'hampiousl1ip in 1929. Big things are expef-ted from XVilnierth and Edith at first-lVlildred and ltldna as outlieldersg from Ella. Cora, and Irma in the infield. Captain Franks Manager Cheatham Page 186 Tennis Tennis has 110011 il, great success In BI'E1C'k0l1I'ldfI0 for lllillly yours Not 111z111y to 001110 out for the tcalns, But-tho best man wins! hast yoar tho tennis team consisted of Dorothy Jolly and Ironc Schim: Both girls were g'ood-dcfezxted Main For city cliznnpionship-Hit hard luck And lost out in thc- second round-but Both girls are hard at work to bring The state honors to Braickoiwidgxc i11 1929. Other girls have gone out too-are 'working Hard in tho courts. Shira Jolly Page 187 Q ff xl a Re amd CLASS EXERCISES gf ffl I X f-- , , MTS -f ....-mi Q- ., u..1 :,..p.4,:1..1A -.Lw :.a.'tsu.' fm Page W W W M, . 1 1 ' , N w x X I I A-i 7 . X M ff, f .xx xx X X I YJ ix xv W a ,X if 7 XXL X , 4 R-1 XX , V ,- ' fx wf ff XFX X ,f X Xu , x Xl , f YA-f4i3 ff xx 7 ,X x S- If x .X- f' ,,, 'f fkvx XX-X5 ,,-J :VX xxx X ,X , ff X V- V, -7 . xxx 'fu v l ,, if XX, ff xx x , X x x g rf-X,,l , XX x I A Xvm x x - V 7'-f 5 Q .X X Qu V- XX xx r V X1-f x Q X X X X , 1 . ,A X - I X X X X , sx My M y X X v X. EFUHH 'VIEW H 'Q tt,...tt..i. ., rfU1.gafaeareg,a.f g..gg5 Y. if.. Hij-tg Q sfo i Q is-1s...-.p 'X Wap., ln Re I il In -in Classes X Hlfl senior class assembles in 301 looking like the Mob Scene from iiHHH1lCt,,. The deep toned voiee of J. Y. De Sheng is heard swelling in syllables ot' thunder-like music and order is finally obtained. Loud commotion is heard in far corner and a shrill, squeaky voice says, Let me alone! I will speak . As the clouds ot' hattle drift away the stately figure of Frank Knapp is seen rearing his head among his vanquished enemies like a victorious lion. Silence immediately reigns and every head is turned toward the speaker. His voice rings out elear asa hell, his enuneiation is perfect. He stands very much at ease. His words grip the very hearts of his listeners. HI propose, shouts he. that we sling a. mean hop , Ceheers and applausel. Cries ot' lSravo!'f and More! sweep the entire assemblage. I have just, con- tinues Frank, Finished a correspondence school dancing course, and I want to see how it works' ' The suggestion is immediately taken up and Miss Smith is Uput on the door, figuratively speaking. A prize ot' a kiss from Johnnie Crews is offered to the boy who can crash the gate. Note: the prize is as yet unelaimed but Johnnie still has hopes. The suhjeet of whether or not the seniors should graduate in caps and gowns is discussed. George Gilpin paints a very edifying verbal pieture of Alfred Baeeus walking arm in arm aeross the stage with Leona Hendricks, rolled in caps and gowns. A gob of laughter sweeps the audience at this portrayal. Meeting adjourns as inmates ol' Class decide to graduate in civilized garb. IPROPQSE ' X l ATHAT WE fs f 1 X f N 1? S gi agma an X an Z K 'S . 7-f'f ' , 1 5' 7 ' I 1 H fl ' gg' ff fyfeefffi ll' il L qu ld 1 ' .' Q I' A J' Q6 y A l. ..- Q rw '21 Q' it 2 fs pri we aff: M5554 ,W It . .STJQT1 ll 1 JQ7 f?7i52'wg . y ' . 5 'R lwwfll Wir il 5- 4 ss v F 0 A ,. K, 'arp Ziyi -f ,a '1pv!!!rwW n. fl e f-tx ft x. K H . ' ht wN.K A , l y NA W V Page 192 X. ,N ,f , , J XXX- XX if K, W im f' lr uf, 'gt I F' ' ' sf i's,b Qff' la Ret 6 Ind f x X. Ali' 67? Page Cadets DAILY llA1'PnN1Nos IN Cro. lb. HE company assembles as usual to listen to the stories ol' Fred Semaan and Frank Boughton. Fred starts the one about the time he passed in a sub- ject the first time he took it. lle is interrupted by Leonard Uook who wishes to call the roll. This is delayed while the company falls out to Watch a load of hay go by. All are very much disappointed to find that it is only Charlotte Frank in her eoonskin coat. A riot starts in the other direction as the company goes to pull out a eow which has fallen into the river. It is only Willie Johnson practicing commands. The company then decides to sing a dirgo to NVillie as he is just another sad case oi' a high school student Whose parents made him buy a slieker that lit. Roll is called and company dismissed. Dramatics Deep, Dark, GFUQSOIIIC Tragedy in Three Aets Act I Bull and two matadores Act I I Bull and one inatador Act lll Bull ONCE UPON A TIME I - --' Q 3 V 4 I if? W . :Y UQ. 1 -gs 'Xu K ff , K Y 4 h Q ' A I . 1 Q fl L Q Q 0 il, 3 if ' I 2 I f A e Kai l V , ' X -5 'fl ' , ' 5 1 K ' 11? Af - -q as! I V I E. A qv! in . X V fnIIfl'w6' A -if l ydvfrf' a 'ls 'fl YA 'v,s! as KZ, Xriff A K ,E L., Q!! ,ks fy!! N J N ,f kj 1937 il Q l .V ZW a Reid ma Clubs . LMYQ 1. W Agia! E' i . ffl, MX CD1 3 iff 'W 1' m f 5 l N ew 'f a Q' l .M,. ' BRACKENRIDGE DEBATING SOCIETY A NUSUAL pandemonium reigns in 210 as B. D. S. members assemble for football practice. President Neal Craig starts to tell the club about one time in the dim and distant past when the club had a debate. All the club members immediately declare him an in- veterate liar. Meeting is suddenly adjourned as football breaks electric light globe and Julius pants up to catch the culprits. LANIERS Meeting of Laniers is delayed while president, Billy Bedell, wan- ders all over sehool looking for her mob. She 'finally finds them en- sconed in 308and the meeting begins with the usual battle between Helen Mills and Dorothy Lee Hill. This lasts until the rest of the members of the club have been carried home in stretchers, and the two combatants have fallen from sheer exhaustion. UZLX NIKX1 S WW 1 -. ..rf,..f - , w - 1 -V' ' -,.1. . 1343 . . . V -.,,,. 'e-L.. ,,, i, N .,x . J ,fi .v ... fri, , n,..e.,, ,. ,L u t 4 -. J.. 4 a N F -,V.:-,,,,- ' W I .. ,....' f '1 : rf- A -- 1 . , ,ga . X 4 . fi ,?4 A R X p .H . ,ff f a e a ma 1 '! il' , Publications 1 r , THE DIRT ON EDITORGILPIN i , UMOR hath it thatiwhile slaving away as usual on the Times one day, Editor Gilpin received a notice to appear in Mr. Tr0utz's office. Heh! Heh l , said he, laughing a villainous laugh, . I know what this is for. I've been getting too familiar in the halls. l Armeucs 3 5 Ere Noah was a small canine-it was destined that the honor of Braekenridge was to be upheld by a humorous bunch of slobs who , although thoroughly versed in the art of athletic competition, still ' ii remained droll. Shrieks, growls and throaty Houehesl' issued forth from the club- . A house torture chamber? 'Twas only Coach Puckett, the big moment, administering punishment to his 'wayward pupils. He has an un- pleasant habit of doing that little thing. A deep monotone was heard from the end of the training quarters. if The group present rushed to see what was wrong but upon their .Qi arrival they were disappointed to find only Cholly Flinn, cotton- l headed quarterback, practicing signals in the deep recesses of a rain 5, barrel. Baseball season rolled around and what happened but the ex- Lf pected, Brackenridge had a baseball team. Gil Pyka was one of the iii main cogs in the diamond combination. His fine physical condition was due to his appetite for bananas. t . l Eli So much for that branch of unappreciated student talent. Q or l ii. + Wmrnil AWAY f - E etnies? mu YoN 0P905lTl0If' 4 ,Q 5. MILTON l gg, Q ' V ' J h 1 14 'L ' - Q 1 'rl tix. I-f ' r fage 195 I-1 X A N ,,' , ,Mgr 1-1' H5 'J M- -g,,, -'mt ,.,,, ..,. 1 . ..t :..a...aiuL!er.,1Im-.11HJ::.A!:41i,.inldat.sL'i':ixXs1a,nni -U . ' V i n A W 'i' IJ Q X' WX' a Rela ma Our Slant at the Faculty Our faculty i.s a winner, In fact the very best, That wields the rod of authority In any school in the Southwest. Now, Enos, he 's the big noise Andknows all the in 's and outs And gets Wonderful co-operation 5 From our good friend, Mr. Troutz. Miss Moore, the dean of girls 'Is the peer of all the rest. She cautions all young ladies But we,kno'w itA's for the best. And than there isivns. .Abbott e Wise in squares and roots and cubes, And never fails to pull a wise crack To embarrass us poor boobs. At elocution' Miss J. Dickey Is a bang! a whiz! a bear! And in the physics class Miss Davis Makes the pupils see R.E.D. Chairj. A stranger asked a stude one day, Just where we kept the Zoo. It so surprised the one thus asked, He knew not what to do. I think you are mistaken, sir, We have no such a thing, ' But we have Hyde andlLeathers, And we also have a King. The stranger smiled and said Dear boy I'm here to place no knocks. I understood you had a Wolf, And also had as Fox. There are others who 've instructed us And each one is made a hit. We 'd like to pay them all a tribute But space will not permit. So as we receive our sheep-skinsn And go marching down the line. We bid them all a fond adieu This class of '29. 'f gilgm L ' wht, -L I 7 ff L '. ,' J I X f xi X7 ,sf 'xx ,X 'X , ff ,fx ij' V -- f 2.7 V7 X K- xt zfff xx 4----1' ,Y drr, , XX X -..- ' QM - if ERYV5 g X'y. , X X 'w' ,YI-f-Q4 X X x X X ww 534095539 M31 33 ff., 5111 vr Ia 5' The House of Greater Values! C59 you FUTURE NATION BUILDERS ' Congratulations I You are going out to take up the task of your fore- fathers, and we know that you will do your work well and thoroughly. May the happy days of Brackenridge be a memory that will stim- ulate you to better effort. L. P. PECK. 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MARYS AND TRAVIS STREETS PAID IN CAPITAL OVER S8,000,000.00 Make a Business of Saving and Your Savings Will Make a Business for You v Page 199 M 14 14 A A AAA A A A 5 gaiielft B L U E ry r- THE PERFECT SHORTENINGH f Y X Q5 ,.... ... QMWV Alhwwu gggg I Q !, ey , T Crockett 3341 QW-an-mil!! DALLAS d I I A SIMUN HUBIG COMPANY BAKERSOF HUBIG'S FAMQUS HONEY FRUIT PRES 2213 WEST CGMMERCE STREET SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS Travis 595 PURTTAN LAUNDRY 418 S. FLORES PHONE CROCKETT 947 P k f-'SHOE COMPANYN I I 7-Il9 ALAMO LAZA Ask Your Grocer Fair-Maid Bread and Cake are to baking what modernism is to arte the visual expression of all that is fresh and good and news be baked in San Antonio's finest bakery that you are invited to inspect any day of the week. FEHR BAKING CO. W 1 aff' 'T I E5 1 Woolworth Building J Crockett 2.59 Today Everybody 'als tn Business Invest your abilityr Make your brains pay dividends on a good position. Business men accept the recommendations of the ALAMO CITY BUSINESS COLLEGE as a guarantee of fitness and call on us constantly for our graduates. It is generally said, and rightly so, that you get better training at the ALAMO because you get more individual help and instruction. Credit is allowed for work done in High School. Since 1885 The Oldest School in the Newest Location With the Best Equipment. Compliments of OUR LADY OE TI-IE LAKE COLLEGE TYPEWRITERS WE RENT ALL MAKES SELL REBUILTS AND PORTABLES No Student is Qomplete 'without a Cliypewriter TYPEWRITER SALES COMPANY 509 N. ST. MARY'S ST. PHONE CR. 8532 Mcholson Sporting Goods Go. Fishing Tackle and Golf Goods Guns and Ammunition SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS II4 S. Alamo St. Phone Cr. 4735 INEXT T0 FnENcuv's Bucs CAT CAPE! Page 202 A MERCHANTS AL U ' TRANSFER NATTONAL CUMPANY BANK of San Antonio ASF CAPITAL, SURPLUS AND UNDIVIDED PROFITS 1 5B3,100,000.00 Q J7'Q744S2f9TJ SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS 15125512 The Officers and Directors Off C6116 Commercial Uhtional iBank ST. MARYS AND TRAVIS STREETS 'wish the Graduates ,Success and oyfappiness i 55181113811 91511515 QED. COTgTaLz1ieT' M Hoff ' PIANOS, PLAYERS, AMPICOS TNC SHEET MUSIC T RADIOS Qontmctors COR NAVARRO AND MARKET STS 125 CROSBY STREET Crockett 2451 SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS Pg 203 ,LL 1 I., A i 3-'ffl A ff' 1 ,H Gomplirnents Of 1E,V.Hu1l1l'meyer S Co. FLORISTS 'C Service Cffjliat is fDifferent We thank you for past patronage and solicit a continuance of same. Store: 109 West Dewey Place Phones Woodlawn 3316 and 3317 Wall Paper, Du Pont Paints Varnishes, Enamels and Brush Duco Art Materials and Picture Framing Fred ll-llummert Phone Travis 484 Ccijburro MANUFACTURING JEWELER DIAMOND SETTER Talatch, Glock, jewelry 'Repairing and Engraui C Gold and 'Platinum e7XCountings 0. 517 East Houston Street 521 E. Houston Sr. San Antonio, Tex Gomplimenrs Tl1ere's a Difference NELSON GREEMAN T. A. TUCKER In Bread Qlhas. Bees Gbptical Gln. OPTOMETRISTS AND GPTICIANS Address After August I- ZO7-Z11 Majestic Theatre Bldg. HDLSUM fBetter Bread lsn't Baked MADE CLEAN-SOLD CLEAN DELIVERED CLEAN Page 204 l GRADUATES FACE 'THE WORLD CGhe fProper Qhoice of your L,ife's job is Essential to SUCCESSn f BUT-even if rightly selected you Q A will succeed in larger measure if you 3 V PRACTICE THRIFT on our Plan The School Childrens' Depository' 'Che San Antonio Building SL Loan Association W. W. MCALLISTER, ,Secretary-emfanager 433 NORTH ST. MARY'S STREET Crockett 4600 KEEP UP YOUR ACCOUNT AFTER GRADUATION CLARKETS PRASSEL DRUG - fBlue igonrlet Totato Gllipsl PHONE MTSSTON 4991 WE MAKE 'we 'will offlfelp you Lovelmess Lovelier PLAN Y0U:,:f,:'fE QOSEISEJSUR H0 BEAUTY SpENCERfSAUER HENRY BARBER SHOP IUUMBIER MARCELUNG OUR SPECIALTY CUMPANY PHONE Mission 10212 RESIDENCE, Mxsslon 974 Hours 203l' d ckslmrg Road Woodlaw 3624 Pg 20 ,San oflntoniok Qifrh cvflvenue Style ,Shop for the young emiss and e7VCatron Complimemir Q' The azjeftic 51' bmfffeo Watch for thc opening of our vv home .... 'FTW , 1-uv. 'I 4 T QQ ,,0 'N-til., . SMEMBER? 'Member the keen times you've hadmplaying on the team, up in the grandstand rooting yourself hoarse? Great days those, hut don't think that just because you're all grown up you can't still such good times, There're a lot before you...golf, fishing, swimming,tennis. The BROADWAY SPORTING Goons CORPORATION takes pleasure in extending you a standing invitation to drop into 224 Broadway any time the sporting spirit moves you. Qongfatulations, young People, and Good Ufuntingi' Ill! O 'l me .i ' ' A. B. WEAKLEY, PRESIDENT T. WEIR LABATT, VICE-PRESIDENT SL TREASURER J. F. BLAIR, VICE-PRESIDENT GL SECRETARY COlLlLlNS COMPANY WHOLESALE GROCERS Distributers of H 9 9 MDE: Monte Brand Food Produ Page 207 U hofogmphs ifue orefuer and High Grade Portrait bv PHOTOGRAPHY 1231! ALAMO PLAZA SAN ANTGNIO, TEXAS Pagd 208 1 A ,FH WGTC Schaffner 6? Gfffarx Glothes HIGH SCHOGL MEN I l l ll B ll ll l -l l l KNOW STYLE That's why Hart Schaffner SL Marx Clothes have been select' ed by the graduating classes at Brackenridge for several years. Whether you choose a business career or go to College rernem' ber that a good appearance puts you a step ahead. 'YS :Yi Fomby Clothing Co Elm Cgfouse of Satisfaction 509-511 E. HOUSTON STREET l Pg 209 ' ' -' . ji. 1 'f F!Fx ,lr 'ls' 'Ir lit- l i., F5 H4-'L,,-gi: 94,-342' A T f 4, ,L 'li i INCARNATE WORD COLLEGE JA ,Standard ,Senior Qollege with Gyfighest 'Qlting Cordicrllg Invites Gracluafes of IBRACKENRIDGE HIGH SCHOOL To Freshman Classes Next September SISTERS OF CHARITY OIF THE INCARNATE WORD SAN ANTONIO TEXAS WESTMOORLAND COLLEGE SUMMER SCHOOL, TEN WEEKS JUNE 4 TO AUGUST 13 Summer School Classes Open to Both Boys and Girls VVESTMOORTLAND is located in Wood- lawn Hill overlooking Woodla'Wn Lake. The cool breezes and the large quiet Campus make it a de- lightful place to stay. SAN ANTONIO is a charming place in which to go to school. The num- erous parks, play grounds, swim- ming pools and golf courses are an attraction to the city of his- tory, romance and charm. COURSES-Fully accredited Junior College and High School courses will bc offered under experienced teachers who are specialists in their line. Fine Arts courses will also be offered and Secretarial courses. BOARDING AND DAY STUDENTS-Mary Catherine Hall is open to Sum- mer school boarders at reasonable rates. Every convenience and comfort is provided. Day stu- dents who live in San Antonio will save time and expense by at- tending WIESTMOORLAND. The Fall Term Opens September 10, 1928 Write REGISTRAR, WESTMOORLAND COLLEGE SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS PHONE W. 4400 L Page 210 ,iv nl 'aw , r 1 Ha- -f-f jqgggg ' 1: apr ,ymuwz a t T 6 NEWEST THINGS at moderate prices ERTZBERCTS have long made a specialty of securing the newest things for High School Students. Whether it is the latest idea in wrist watches, a clever new fountain pen, a fascinating little desk clock, or the very last word in made-to-order class pins, you can find it at l'lERTZBERG'S. Long experience has taught us the things that you like and how to make you enjoy shopping here. 'Yi 'YI 'YS' 'Y Y Wrist Watches Sport Watches Pocket Watches Jewelry Class Pins Fountain Pens Trophies Pen and Pencil Sets Loving Cups Diamondwatches Desk Sets Gifts IMIIEIRTZ BIERGY HOUITON JTREET AT Tl-IE .HON AT JT MARY Lf OF THE CLOCK Page 211 m Texas' Oldest Jewelry Store . XXx l'Afff SX I v , Dm MW 4 eee i se L HK X WMCWS af .fne ' lk i f Mr 'QM 532 J ew 6 w 3 M' IAAH M CT edit gash of oyfome of Good Luck 'wedding Rings x X V 1 S LLQQ 514 E. HoUs'roN ESTABLISHED 1852 San Qntonio, Tfexas f is A A ,--l gui-Xxx E 9 41 Q Mtg vga X A I Pg .812 THE WOLFP S MARX CO Sbalityfvjervice Clourtesy e consider every purchase made of us imposes a responsibility to the cus- torner's satisfaction-and we never sell anything that we cannot guarantee fter you finish at Brackenriclge - then f I ii I U PRACTICAL B0-glyffs COLLEGE 211 NORTH ALAMO STREET 'Z x M1 yifnmmnfinmhmmnnmmummmummnnmnnmmnimnmnnmnnnnnnnnmanmmnnmuinunni-Wuilhnfg 2 5 E -if f fs 2 gf ' 37: - Y , -2 61 .cfZZr1i',j1, l ' if 5 5 E ga O ' q 1 in-h x g 2 'Q W :ini 1 5 ' ' 4 2 I aazlzu lil 'Q 4 4 x 2 5 :il - X ' .Ei A 4 5 -.Hg , npr lqllxzl 5 2 W fzil-Wliff iii ' a g -lg ?-Tia? f ' , is 5 5 y Y E f-e f 5 f jff aflfi 'lf' 2 E svrif-f L , E 2 ?w'lfl f E 5 E -,Mit fl '-t E zgaallfliw r p l ' - ' f ' , X' S l f l0000Olz0mes 2 . 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GAS FITTING AND DRAIN LAYING Repair Work a Specialty 1618 Broadway Clothes for the Entire Family Stylemlluralvilitym Comfort Discriminating Purchasers patronize our store more and more every season. Here one finds new mer- chandise sold economically low. f'D4E ONLY DIFFERENCE BROS. sf-l'ELS'go' 401 W. Houston at N. Flores Page 215 FIRST IN FASI-IIONSI-TIRST IN VALUE r I' H w KAW. 1 QA Q71 Institution of San Qntonifr Since 1873 A STORE that caters to the needs of the modern youth. You'll always find complete and varied stocks of new and smart apparel and accessories. JIOSKE Himsa ICU, Compliment? 0f The SaiIIiing Cumpemy Pg 216 - 1 l i l i I 1 Spend Your Vacation in Camp Unlerr ez bay has a worthwhile vacalion program, he will lore much of the rerultr be worked all year to gain. ---- VTX? V: Y' iff!! 47495K 55?-ER , 2-Q cfix f24WL Ifgfjfia. yjw L 'A - Tw'-gif? - . ,, -I -LQ ,W . Eau... A. I S . - A sn- . ,, ,. IZHTT 5 'i aEf,1 1l' ,I ggiil .Iw, ,IEV.L.Lg ,L f 'If ff lL'-f I W QEIIQEQJTIIII. c i'f'5fT1TTL, IH'i4 M, V, ,-LI ,jf . 1' A ' fd' T If TIT -:gi-if- 51:i ' ' ' ' T Q ,- I A ' 1' . 'L' -- I Camp i.r wlvere Character u taught. The New Camp for Bayr, near Kerrville, Texar. , . . . . Young Men S Chr1St1an ASSoe1at1on Martin and Navarro Streets San Antonio, Texas ST. MARY'S UNIVERSITY of SAN ANTONIO SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS JSO ,San cflntonids Only ,Senior Qollege for e9bTen COMPLETE FOUR YEAR COURSES, LEADING TO BACHELOR DEGREES ALSO EXCELLENT DEPARTMENTS IN ART SL MUSIC WHY LEAVE HOME TO OO TO COLLEGE YOU HAVE YOUR BEST OPPORTUNITY AT ST. MARYyS Page 217 it l , A r S y 0 Q l lf, lf i u 1 I QA, by Think by Know 00 1 l sudlra l ' ' T' ILLIONS of dollars are lost in Wall St. ' because so many people think they know. r They plunk down their little savings and expect to see it make them rich. What surprise when they lose their few dollars and cents! They think they know---and lose accordingly. There are many in San Antonio who think they know . They are the riders who never use street cars or busses. Because they can jump into their autos and drive to the office without paying fare---they believe that method cheapest. It is not. Street cars and busses render the most econom- ical transportation in the city. They carry an average of over 2,000,000 passengers a month, safely and economically. Use the auto for pleasure and your Public Service Transporta- tion System when it serves. ni: Wi! 'YI '93 SAN A TO IO PUBLIC L ERVICE COMPANY I. K . H' .31 .1 Page 218 lllllll H r l rid The Scout Oelfcli Cn my honor l will clo my best: 1. To do my duty to God and my country and to obey the scout lawg 2. To help other people at all timesg 3. To keep myself physically strong, mentally awake, and morally straight. Donated by a believer in the Boy Scouts. LIUNDIETENTS siioie siioiv Good Silks Fairly Priced ALAMO PLAZA AT CRoq:icE'l'r IZETAILERS OF HIGH GRADE O NMHJ- TLlTT Lungs? m . BW :'lllll.W 211 'YY 'MES 52+ 0-Y 'rf lil The Arlllmin Guide, -- Tlirouglw Leaves of Tea- W'1ll Tell Us Wylldl Wlzx -- and ls 10 Bu. LUNCHEON 60c AFTERNOON TEA SPECIAL A'r'1'nNT!oN T0 PARTIES TEA Cm- READINGS Unfvrxs ATULb7lUlWL Teal Rooms MARCTARET CALHQUUN 203 Hicks Bldg. l2HLl Floor, Housmn and Broadwnv Phone Crockett T814 11 A. M. - 8 P. M. SAN AN1'oNio, Tiexfxs CONGRATULATHJNS TO ?Bmclcenridge 'U'l'igl1 School Glass of 1929 FElLLE'THCMPSGN, INC. qKealtors 401-463 Texas Theatre Bldg. Cr. 1885 Page 219 3 . 'z l' U 4 1 ' .-. ' lr 2 TTT T l I In Au luvitatiou to Graduates OUNG men and women who are on the threshold of their careers will find that a banking connection smooths the way for their eager steps. lfll The CITY NATIONAL welcomes the opporf tunity of serving youthful patrons and extends a cordial invitation for graduates to open an ac- count here. qlThey will then be in a position to benefit from the friendly, interested counsel of bankers who have had many years of experience in business and financial affairs. CITY NATIIUNAL BANK qeaturing Newest SPI-ing Styles gat the K gk M PATRONJIZJE The s a n's lat st styl are arrivirfg iilaily at :he K 23? M. Your Own CleUe'fSf'liiif2i1ff,idz5lfsfdapmd S CC H O U ll., POPULAR PRICES CAFETERIA K SL M SHOE STORE 513 E. Houston St. Ml l BAYLOR COLLEGE :lille write every known form for WOMEN of good Insurance and Bonds. l Offers training in journalism, Home Economics, Fine Arts, as well PHONE CROCKETT l as regular Academic Courses. Pl for Presser Music Hall and Luther Social Ce b opened in the fall, are rapidly being co gl d Q- CO. For information write to: Sth Floor Brady PRESIDENT J. C. HARDY SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS BELTON, TEXAS l Page 220 S N in Phoitwgiraiphs The Y,W. C.. A. i CC'5'ell the 5m Offers oppofwnmes for GIRLS Summer Camp Business School Swimming Pool P .Sm xmxXw mmy 0,2 Q 5 gisssf H F E N Zi W :Epi---1 , - P ' QM a Q, R:-: Q Z E ,Q5:,ggom.-.i . f, , 1 w :EVO U E G N . fl E 3 3 4 :f:o-- : . . '-'- S , QU-2 g- 5 rn H - Mg 1+f.A-1,411 x ' Z 5??E,mF-Fil' 59,255 S, is asm g Q ,, 31 3 pd. 3, Lu -QE! - Z F4 as 2 22:21 J Q w S sfii -s is S S sisss S S S S -1 E5-at-2 U 8 5 O i 0:2 E 5 E v-4 H ff r--1 E 6 2 C3932 O -E 5 E1 41 L? HH Q P iisgmze Fix .,-4'4I'E.Q1?5 PAWS S, ,gg -2:-3'.nI gg 9- -'Cc' 3,'2,'I I:'11': D '-rf U: Q gina,-545, ...we .1 f,2U:D- Q,.4ce:0f:,4f:2'-:'1 E E221 ga ZE. 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