Bridgeport High School - Stampede Yearbook (Bridgeport, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 58 of the 1928 volume:

EX Libris Copyright 1928 MARY C. BOAZ Edilor PAUL NIISDLEN Bus. Mgr. Zilhe Bunker 181-ns FORT WORTH Page 3 THE TRINITY For the Year of NINETEEN HUNDRED TWENTY-EIGHT Published by the SENIOR CLASS of BRIDGEPORT HIGH SCHOOL BRIDGEPORT, TEXAS Foreword In presenting the first issue of The Trinity, the Seniors of 1928 express the hope that it will serve as a window through which all will gaze upon the great achievements of our be- loved Institution. Page L . 5.3 .5 .. .1 . 5 :Na M ' ,- V4 ,u - ?,,3imQP'.- L esgygf 1'w, 535: . 1' 77 ar Page 5 Divisions --- The Faculty The Classes Orgs? izations anti! Activities Feature Section Athletics Ads 5 -1 'n J A Fi , W: . 'wg- cgi . Q- V .3 . -,J-sf-n fC .,, Dedication In appreciation of the wonderful service she has rendered our institution, and because of the gener- ous and whole-hearted support she has always given every activity of the student body, we dedicate this first issue of THE TRINITY to our beloved principal, Mrs. Carrie Sampson VY Y vT. Page 6 Page 7 ,va .A ., gm.,-so-f.. it ' - --.qw 4 H. H. SAMPSON, Superintendent My Dear Friends: Another year has gone, and each year I have the privilege of saying a farewell word to those who go away from the Bridgeport High School with a diploma duly signed-given in evidence of achievement. Only yesterday we stood where you stand and walked where you walk. Behind were the years of mingled joy and heartaches: ahead was the open road obscured only by a rainbow of promise. If you fail to add something to the world in which you live, you will be a disappointment to all of us, and will be considered an unworthy product of our high school. Regardless of where you live or regardless of your vocation, be content with nothing less than a complete life each day. If you do not lead a complete life each day, how can you help those who are less fortunate than yourselves. We are interested in you always. Your friend, H. H. SAMPSON. Page 8 xg! ' wrt ff' - gr A-Q uw--Aw 'v '1v' fig 4 J Faculty 5- mf Y W M S is , N 5 f E 4 N fmlllllllllllll ff ' + 'ld K 'f s' , - Q W NWIL . f 1 .. 'yr' 'gmzw' --A 1 rf . --Wave ' ' awe 1 1qn.ui:'rl ww MR. H. H. SAMPSON A. A., A. B., A. M. Wesley, S. M. U., Colo- rado Teachers College Mathematics T. H. JENKINS N. T. S. T. C. Mathematics C. W. CARSON N. T. S. T. C. Science MRS. H. H. SAMPSON A. B. Colorado Teachers College History ERMYNE Ross Brantley-Draughon, D. B. C., University of Den- ver Commercial and English CUE BRASELTON A. B. T. W. C., S. M. U. Spanish and English Page 10 vr.-4 -315 Senims ll 11' 'X ' We ff 1 Q 1 W l Vg LL , .-1 WN , V X4 f Xi E' 2 ZQM, 4263 Rx inf 0 ,,,1. , . , K I E' I Firing N 7 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS MARY BOAZ S.,SS s- ....,,.... -.President MARGARET MONTFORD w,,. .- ....,, ,,.,.,S V ice-President VERA ELLIOTT .A,.......E,. .,...,... S ecretary MYRLE RENSHAW ..S..., vS..,S Treasurer ' MRS. ERMYNE Ross .......S..... L ........,.SS ,SS.,, S ponsor COLORS: Blue and White FLOWER: Pink Rose MOTTO: We Finish to Begin L . I The year of 1928 has been a very successful one for the Senior Class, for it was the privilege of this class to publish the iirst volume of the yearbook, THE TRINITY. The presentation of the class play added much praise to their many accomplishments. Much of their success was due to the willing services of their teacher, Mrs. Sampson, and their class officers. Page 4' :ii if . ,-1i',a- 3,2 F' ORA AGNES BUTLER l None knew her but to love her. None named her built to praise. MONA LEE Cox i Vivacious and little, pretty and sweet, W We like her more than we like to eat. GLADYS EASLEY Cheerful, pleasant, in no way sobby, ' But I know study ,is her hobby. LOIS HALL ' A violet by a mossy stone. ' Half hidden from the eye. ' Page 13 KATHLEEN CARMACK A mathematician she will be: Other revelations we cannot see. EDNA EASLEY She's rather small. And that isn't all- She's not very tall. LESTER ELDER Long Boy Elder of football and baske: ball fame, ln B. H. S. they'll al- ways remember his name. REBA HUDSON How light is thy heart- How friendly is thy grace. ' - 'e .1'1':21w 'Z?' DELMO JOHNSON A basket ball player. and rather clever: There's no knot ol wisdom he can't disscverf' MADGE MOORE Happy and carefree: What more should be? ALYN MURPHY If work counts- and it does- Success is hers. MARTHA Ross 'Here's to the light that lies in her eyes: The spark or the twinkle never dies. ALBA THOMAS 'Bonnie, blythe, and g3Y5 We hope she'll stay that way. PAUL MEDLIN Paul's an athlete of great repute: This. we know. you won't dispute. VERNICE MILLER The guys are wise. I'll make a bet, Who know as much as I forget. BELVA SHAWN Befva wears her hat slightly atilt. Crushed over curls that never will wilt. MAGGIE MAY WALLACE Her very pleasing dis- position Is her valued acquisi- tion. Page 14 umimrs MILDRED BINGI-IAM Aw, pimev' SARAH FRANCES BYRNES Oh, silly KATHRYN CHILTON How comel MAE COURSEY Guess what? MILDRED HUDSON 'Well? J OE BING1-IAM Sure thing CHARLES CALDWELL Such is life RUBY CLARK Junior Class President Sure 'nuff BUSTER GREEN Listen here FLOY LILES What? Page 1 6 RUTH MARTIN Secretary-Treasurer I.et's play tennis R. J. Ross I'm with you LEX SIDDONS 'Now what have I done? LORA TURNER Did you get it right? PAUL SIMPSON Who-O-O-o did? Page 17 ELSIE MARTIN How do I know?' J UANITA PATE Vice-President of Junior Class Us ,H ay. ROGER RAY I told you so? BURTON WADDILL What's the hurry? LEON HAWKINS Aw, hush! Snapshots Page 18 Undercllahss mem Un s.!iE3 Q , rs' an is A2 X I ' ll 1 A ' THE SOPHOMORE CLASS W. J. MANN DALLAS Rlsll l.o1u2N1i CEIBISONS EL1ici'I'RA POWER MISS BRAs121.'1'oN Claus f Jf?iCe1's BINLSIIAM, BARNEY BRAIJIIORD. Q. L. Blivlll.. XVILMA Duma Rum' Iil.m-R, Vl'L'I4ON I21,m1R, V1iRNoN CALVY, AAAURINIE GIBISONS, DARRIZLL CIBBONS, LORIENIS CLASS ROLL CRHQN. CAIQR111 CRL-HN. l,o1u1Nla HUDSON. MINNHE Hvr zoos. RLQQQINA Hvl zlzos. Rl.n31N,x .lfx1zN,-xcuw. Alenfwxl MANN. W. J. MAlz'1'1N. O1.A Af1ON'l'l'ORD. I.Lrci1l.r4 I Dram! en! V1'Ccfl'resz'c1enl Sccrelury- Treats. Report er Sponsor YVRXJRL. RLNA A1Alf MOXLIEY. GRACIZ LOWER, ELIQCTRA RISII. DALLAS SAMIJSON, BIRDII5 SIDDONS. Bli'l l'Y Jo VJALKLR, NIARY XVALKLR, VICTOR YATI S. Mll.l,Ili Bl-I.l.l: Page 20 IW -- , ki: -wg, sw -A :Im W . -J-V. THE FRESHMAN CLASS Class ,Oh7cers C. Y. RONE 77, . ,. , , President J. D. ANDERSON , , . ,Vice-President OVELLA ELDER S Secretary-Treasurer J. D. ANDERSON. S . . . . Reporter MR. JENKINS.. - . ,Sponsor CLASS ROLL ANDERSON. J. D. ATKINSON, WILIFORD BEESON. MILDRED FAE BEVILL, NATALIE BAUGH, ERNEST BLACK, HOWARD BOWLIN, WII-LIAM RI-IEA CULWELL, OZELLE COFFMAN, J. D. COLEMAN, BUSTER DUNN, G. JUAN ELDER, OVELLA HUDSON, SYLVIA HUDSON, l.ETA MAE HEMBREE. GUENDOLYN HARRINGTON, IVIINNIE OLA HELM, FLOYD, JR. JONES. BILL JARNAOIN, IRMA MANNINO, VVELDON MCCLUNO, ALVA DEAN MCENTIRE, CHARLEY IVICGHEE, BILL MATER, GEORGE OWENS. RAYMOND PIKE. WILLIAM FOCRE, IVIYRTICE DEAN POWER, WILI.lEE DIZE RONE, C. Y., JR. RAY, XVILSON RAMSEY, CARL THOMPSON, ROBERT TURNER. WILLIAM HINES VINE, BERNARD WIIITE, SUSIE WINN, BLANCHIE GOODE. FRANCES MEIEK, OTIS WRIGHT, RUTI-I COSE, OPAL MURPHY, EARLYN YATES, JAMES H. NELSON, ANNIE LEE Page 21 Snapshots Page 2 V 'N Orgamizawciwms and Activities Top Row: Sponsor Braselton. Siddons, Pate, Moore, Bingham, Powers, Yeats, Elliott, Liles. Bcason, Woods, Ross, Wallace. Second Row: Hudson, Hudson, Murphy, Martin, Hall, Shawn, Boaz, Moore, Chilton, Mont- ford, Galey, Montford. Third Row: Jarnagin, Nelson, Culwell, Turner, Cox, Renshaw, Byrnes, Sampson, Gose. Murphy, McClung. YELL LEADERS OVELLA ELDER RUBY CLARK THE PEP SQUAD When noise was created by an ultra-inspired student body this year, Ruby Clark, with her able assistant, Ovella Elder, could be seen prancing up and down in front of the Pep Squad throwing themselves into the characteristic contortions of good yell leaders. To them goes the honor of creating an inspired and lighting sideline Yea, Maroon, Yea, White, Yea, Bullies, FIGHT! FIGHT! Page 24 E 1. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB The Girls' Ctlee Club has been one of the foremost clubs of the school. They have given several concerts. and in March went to Denton to compete in the C. l. A. Music Contest. The success of the Club is due to their Director, Miss Jennie Belle Renshaw, and accompanist, Mrs. Will Renshaw. who have worked diligently with them and proved themselves valuable at all times. The Cilee Club girls have made splendid progressconsidering their experience in Glee Club work. Their songs have been of the classical nature and they deserve special mention for their excellent interpretation of difhcult numbers which were included in their repertoire. They are to be congratulated for the splendid work they have done and we hope that they will continue their education towards an increasing love and knowledge of good music. which is a vital element in the education of the people. Page 25 F... ,......,, .. ., Miss BRASELTON REBA HUDSON LORENE GIBBONS MADOE MOORE OOOO, MARY WALKER THE SPANISH CLUB , , OA.O Sponsor President Vice-President O, Secretary , ,Treasurer Page 26 HUUUF Favwrites VISRNICIQ MILUQR Most Popular Boy Pugv 28 gc' Z9 MARX' CAMu.1.E BOM Most Popular Girl PAUL SIMPSON Best All-Round Athlete Page 30 Page 31 it fl' Vex ,F ,AWA b 5 ' I X MONA LEE Cox Prettiest Girl Page 32 1 Y v Athletics f V ,K f N W 1 X f M6595 4 35 I fr? y X f' W yfw 4 f X K f f V 1,1 ., yy 'iff ff' W 52916 I x N , X lx X N 4 8 N. ur xx ,,' ff iff Back Row: Anderson, Bowlin, Ramsey, Swain, Ross, Boulware, XValker, Assistant Coach Carson. Second Row: Coach Jenkins, Colburn, Mann, Captain Elder, Green, Elder, Medlen, Manager Simpson. First Row: Rish. Miller, Hvezdos, Elder, Ray. THE FOOTBALL CLUB During the season of '27 the Bridgeport eleven again showed the people what they could do. They had a powerful and willing team: though somewhat inexperienced, showed itself far superior to every other team in the county. They suffered some defeat. The Bullies did not try to pile up overwhelming scores on their opponents. They had a powerful line and a fast backneld, but the practice of Bridgeport teams has been to play steady and consistent football, and this has always proved suflicient in the past. They entered the semi-finals of the district. Muchhof this was due to our coach, Mr. Jenkins, who is a tireless, eflicient worker, and his efforts have assured him a warm place in the heart of every loyal student of B. H. S. We believe that we have the best coach of any city in the country. He is not only a coach, but he is a friend. Always he is ready to lend you a helping hand when you are in need. Mr. Carson, as assistant coach, has displayed decided ability, proving himself very efficient and capable. Page 31, Page Buck Row: Coach Carson. Rish, Johnson. Elder. Captain Mann. Ifzrst Row: Medlen, Colburn. Hawkins 1928 Basket Ball Club The l9Z8 basket ball season ended fairly successful, considering the fact that the team had only a few lettermen back from last year's squad. With few exceptions. all this year's team will be back next season, and with this year's training and experience, Bridgeport should have a record-breaking team next winter. Although Bridgeport lost the majority of her games. she displayed throughout the season the same iight and valor that she shows in her other branches of athletics. GAMES Bridgeport Chico ,,,,,.. Decatur Bridgeport Bridgeport Polytechnic Alvord s Bridgeport Bridgeport Boyd ,... .,., Chico Bridgeport Bridgeport Decatur ,sss Bridgeport Alvord ,.vs , Boyd Bridgeport 3 5 Buck Row: Elder, Baugh, Hvezdos. Waddill, Atkinson, Shelton, Medlen, Ramsey, Coach Jenkins. Ifirsl Row: Ross. Owens, Elder, Mann, Rish, Ray. 1928 Baseball Club Bridgeport baseball this year started with as much enthusiasm as ever, in spite of the loss of several lettermen last year. Coach Jenkins made an excellent pitching staff from all new material, with the exception of a few. The Bullies have had some hard luck and they opened the season on the wrong foot. They dropped the first game to D. B. C. by the score of ll to 1. The next game, played in Decatur with D. B. C., was lost by the score of 7 to 3. In the next game Bridgeport defeated Chico by the score of 7 to 6. Then came the next defeat, at the hands of Polytechnic, with th score of 4 to 9 and 12 to 13. The Bullies are not in the least discouraged. They are noted for their ability to come from behind and win over handicaps and we are all confident that they are going to come out on top. GAMES CUP TO APRIL lj Decatur., ,,.,,,. . a.,,,,,........ at .,... ,.,,. , , Bridgeportn- ., , ,.,,, at H Chico .,,,,,,,,.. .,... a t ,,,.,.. ..... . Polytechnic .... e ....d at ,dtd . Polytechnic . at .... D Bridgeport 7 Decatur Bridgeport Bridgeport Bridgeport Page 36 'I'h1'rti Row: Byrnes, Ross. Chilton. Coach Ross. Elder. Montlord. Sampson, Seconli Row: Jarnagin, Yeats. Montford. Pate. Power. Ifirsl Row: lflliott, Manager: Clarlt. Captain The Vollev Ball Club Witlm only live girls back this year our chances for a winning team looked very poor. But with the new material Coach Ross built around lilliott, Clark, Pate, Yeats, and Power. a good team was produced. although not a cham- pionship team. Our old rivals, Chico, were again in the field and were the championship team. Even though we cannot say we are champions. we have the consolation of knowing we have a good team. GAMES Chico . 2 at Bridgeport l Paradise O at Bridgeport 3 Bridgeport 0 at Chico Z Bridgeport 7 3 at Paradise O Page 37' Tennis Club MARY BOAZ 7 , ., President RUTH MARTIN 7 . , , Vice-President JUANITA PATE ,D ,, Secretary-Treasurer NIR. SAMPSON , ,, H W , COC1Ch Tennis, which is one of the major sports of the school, proved very inter- esting this year. The tennis club had only one match and that was in the County Meet. For singles, Birdie Sampson won second place in the meet, Z-l, Chico: Greenwood, 2-0: Decatur, l-2. Bill Colburn won second place. 2-l, Chico: 2-l, Greenwood: O-3, Decatur. For doubles. Ovella Elder and Juanita Pate were defeated by the score of l-2, Decatur, and W. J. Mann and Bill Colburn were defeated by the score of l-2, Decatur. Page 38 READ THE ADVERTISEMENTS! Remember Practically Those Who Have Advertised in THE TRINITY Compliments of P. A. BGAZ BRIDGEPORT, TEXAS Kaker Bros' Hutchinson '56 Complete Line of Paints, Hard- Hamilton ware and Implements Service, Price and Quality . I8 Our Slogann The House of Qualzty Established 1899 and Pace A. L. Minor Groceries --- Lunches --- Cold Drinks --- Compliments of Summers' Grocery W. H. 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