Camp San Saba School - Trail Yearbook (Camp San Saba, TX)

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NOVEMBER 7-Vivian, Ethel May, Mary Elder, Berta Sue, Virginia, Estelle and Elizabeth give Jake a good ole fashioned birthday paddling. 9-Eligibles win hot game from Outlaws. Addie Lou receives presents from school- mates along with a little paddling. 13-Mary Elder denies first date with Williams but breaks down and sobs to class- mates as she recalls the sweet moments that passed so swiftly while in the com- pany of this brown eyed gentleman whose music is forgotten but the memory lingers on. 16-Rainbow meets and initiates new members. Estelle had to be hog tied. Jose- phine was found unconscious after the sky ride. 19-During the dark stormy night of November the 19th two people were heard in front of Donald Appletonis house until the wee hours of the night. Wie wonder who they were but not what they said fwe heard thatj . 27-Girls entertain the boys with pies at rehearsal. And how that Miss Lawson can cook. 29-Mr. and Mrs. Floyd go to San Antonio to interview engravers. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Whitten spent Thanksgiving with the Floyds while in San Antonio. DECEMBER 7- A Hoodooed Coon was presented by the High School. 10-Berta Sue was thirty minutes late the first time since school started. K Post Scriptj Milton Fleming was half an hour late, too. ll,-Won two games with Central Vlfard. 9-3, 6-0. 17-Rainbow club meets at Ethel May's. Mary Elder was initiated. Josephine and Earlene forget pass word. 21--High School party on campus at 8:00 p. m. Virginia wears necktie of fire. R. E. gets slight burn. Marie Nix and Martin visit party. Moonlight scene at 12:00 o'clock midnight: Orvis and Riley high on the house top but- not play- ing St. Nick. 31-Monday after Christmas - Oh, Mrs. Floyd, see my new watch. lsnlt my new scarf pretty? fKelly is the sweetest thingl. Vivian receives greetings from Paul. The two Paulines have permanents. JANUARY 4.-Mid-term examinations-best term grades handed in in many moons. Bennie Dell make a straight A card. I, 5-Virginia double dates. Elizabeth dates and Mama spanks. 20-Pauline Schafer sports new coat and a Hswelll' look. Maybe she will be the next Queen of May-son. 25-Josephine reads sister's diary and exposes it to Prof. fuBoy friend understands and Mi Novita wipes tears away and smiles againf, Reading from Heart Thr0b's diary.J -

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lEZ1IHll1IQ1lDN1ID1IL1ID'HEY SEPTEMBER I0-Opening of seventy-fifth school year. Increase of pupils. New pupils from Ka- temcy, Voca, Mason, and Port LaVaca. I3-Alberta Leifeste visits school but not to examine children. 17-J. T. Turner went home to remove his appendix. Vaughn finds his pocket knife. Where? When?? 20-Vaughn asks Mrs. Floyd to go through the daily exercise in order that he might View her form. 21-Party on campus from 8:00 o'clock to 11:00 p. m. Lots of cake, punch, fun, frolic, and music, as well. Ethel May gets 'cskindn arm. The moon was shin- ing bright and even the Tenderfeet had their ideas of love. 23-Millard follows in Jake's footsteps and goes to Mhorse-pitali' 'to have an operation. 24-The Floyds, Leifestes, Donald Appleton's, Berta Sue, Earlene, Mary Elder, D. B., Percy saw Treasure Islandn at the Palace. Visited Millard while in town and also J. T. Mr. Steen moves in with typewriter. Mr. Floyd and Berta Sue buy two typewriters. 26-Seventh Grade was first in school to make 100W in spelling. 27-Ettie Lea makes a 100 for the first time in her life. Addie Lou tells the room and all that is in it about the ladies domestic drawersf, OCTOBER 5-Freshmen ave first class arty at HTired Man's Tavern. Hoora f for the Fresh- , g P . 1 men. 7-Virginia goes uhorsebackn riding., 8-Jake and Millard return to school. 10-Estelle Nix, Camp San Sabais Lady Barrymore, sings Fifteen men on a dead mans chest, yo, ho, ho, and a bottle of rurnf, 11-Senior Class goes to court but no court. Visits places of interest in Brady, thanks to Mr. Geeslin, Mr. W. Jordon, Sheriff Kimbrough, Editor Schwenker. Went to Palace and saw Girl of the Limberloslf, 19-Visitors at school were: Mr. and Mrs. Addis Turner, Mrs. Grey, and good friend Bro. Garrett. Doctor Riddel of the First Baptist Church of Brady makes short talk. BINGO! BINGO! 26-Big time CARNIVAL, little money but lots of fun! Nat and Bertha Reeves tell about Mr. and Mrs. Floyd's first honeymoon. 4'Miss Ratliff thrills sheiksf' 29-We all go to the circus and see Tony. No school. Free tickets! fThem old lions ujistw growledj 31-Halloweien ghost scared Prof. and the Mrs. fFat Appleton misses ford 'ahoopefj Less Fleming is a good Mshofurf'

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27-Miss Lawson gets two letters from Fleming but not from Flemington, New Jer- sey. Gosh, ain,t love grand? 30-June thinks that Chief Justice of the Supreme Court is none other than Mae West. Dorothy, the enlightened seventh grader, says the war of 1812 was fought in 1803. FEBRUARY 5-This famous saying was made by Milton Fleming, 6'Now, look what you have done. 6--Bubby says he will wear his pants to have his picture made. High School boys say no more Shin Up. They have sore chins, shins, and skins. Miss Fannie Jones and assistants, Mrs. Tempie Perry and Miss Melva McShan give interesting talks. We are always glad to have Miss Fannien with us. 7-Grammar School has pictures made and go to Richard Park. Miss Lawson treats with loads of candy. 8-High School has their pictures made and see Girl of My Dreamsi' at the Palace and Gun Fire at the Ritz. And boy, what a rain and blessing we all did re- ceivel Thanks to Henry Turner for transportation to and fro! 11-Meeting of the Rainbow Club at Virginia and ,losephine's home. Josephine bumps her head and forgets many things among them, the pass word. Estelle and Earlene were absent. Visitors: Pauline Appleton, Pauline Schafer, Addie Lou Wilson and Dorothy Priest. 13-Rainbow Club meets at the home of Vivian Appleton. 14'-Depression Valentine Box enjoyed by whole school. The visitors were Mrs. V. A. Pate and Mrs. Bill Freeman. Modena receives black eye while playing ball. 19-Beat Central Ward 141-5? D. B. knocked two home runs. MARCH 1-Good track work-out. Boys look good. 4-Miss Fannie Jones, county librarian, gives talk on new and interesting books. 4-Mr. S. Harkrider of the Vvallace Engraving Co., of Austin, came and Mr. Floyd made a trade for the engraving of the Trail.,, 8-Mr. Sam Boynton, District Superintendent, and Mr. H. C. Braly, County Super- intendent, spend an hour and a half with us. Mr. Boynton's interesting and beneficial talk is enjoyed by the student body. We are very sorry they got lost in the hill country on the wav to Voca, for we want them to come back. We like them both. A 8-Ab Turner and friends from Littlefield visit us. 15-The play, '5Lighth0u.se Nunn was a big social success. 16-Boys win Rural County Championship of Playground Ball. 19-A. L. Stewart's South Ward Bulldogs came down to win the all-round county c championship and grabbed the Mustangs by the nose and lead them 6-1 to the