Central High School - Cotton Boll Yearbook (Jackson, MS)

Text from Pages 1 - 122 of the 1934 volume:

XE x vi' -A ' +V: al, W EJ: ,Y I .5 W-Sinjx s' SNAP SHOTS 4 Qi ....,.11- .K 'Q hi a' 'C' JAH 'QV SNAP SHOTS Octobe ,AM f fgfze Gfilfezlcfatz' I'I 6. Tiger Talks float wins parade contest. Maybe Catherine Ricks as Miss Public 15 w w Schools had Something to do with that. . The 'Fair has come to town-very little studying done. 16. New Football Jerseys received. 23. Students broke-Fair's over. November: 5, Band makes first out-of-town trip lg Tylertown. Jackson High School Band, if you please. 11. American Legion presents flag and flagstaff in pompous ceremony on school yard. 15. High school principal discovers our beloved Annual editor under boarding house table. 23. Stewart Broome elected Junior Class president. 23-4. Little Almond Eyes Chinese Operetta p1'esented. 26. School catches Meridian fever-serious malady. 29. Janitors give up trying to erase On To Meridian signs. 30. Jackson tl, Meridian ditto: Meridian still picking up what pieces are left. Whatta' trip! December: 3. Some bright person discovers that the school colors are not black and orange- they are -gold and white! 10. Much-needed school repairs begun through C. W, A. funds. 12 Burglars break in school-food for talk. 23. Kids strangely obedient and respectful at home-wonder why? 25. Dads nurse sore fingers front mouse traps set in stockings. January: l Many worthy and honorable resolutions made. 2. Many worthy and honorable resolutions broken. 3. Vtica Jubilee singers give performances. tw. First flag raising ceremony-on the coldest day of the year. 19. C. W. A. Painters' cars mysteriously tiansported to one of the interior courts- and advance Easter egg hunt following. 25. Blue Mountain Players present the Fool tno High School student is, don't worry il. 26. Troubles be-gin. February: 1. Severe case of examitus over. 3 Teachers get laughs from exam answers, b. Shakespeare proven originator of many modern slang phrases. 16. Auditorium gets new coat of paint. 21. Liquid Air demonstration at Enochs Junior High School. 22. George Washington celebration at City Auditorium. 24. Tigers win Big S Basketball Tournament. March: 11. Lloyd Everett inaugurates Spring with a light gray suit and white shoes- the oily boid! 13. Popularity contest results were published. 25. Mississippi Literary Examinations were held. Jackson scored Several times. April: 3. Hugliie Critz of the New York Giants, Mississipprs Big Time Ball Player and Walter Johnson of the Cleveland Indians spoke to the boys in chapel. 9-10. The biggest event of the year. We had a good laugh at the teachers in the presentation of Sonia. Mr. Roberts was treated badly as Count Ginwhiskeg Mr. Beckett gave us a treat, and Coach Broyles did look toilglz. 16. The Senior Social Season is at hand. Everyone wonders if he will get an invite 20. We enjoyed a holiday for the M. E. A.! and how! 26. Junior Class Burlesque. QD. C. is responsible for the laughs in that perfor- mance.l May: 11. The nervous strain is excruciating, tAll we poor seniors must take exams.J 20. Exams over-papers graded. We fought a good tight-we kept the faith-we are still seniors. 21. Starting long days of arduous toil on graduation exercises. June: 1 The Curtain. Alma Mater, Au Reiioirl x M My cf W- Qwumq V2 1 Q J Q ww N W Q ' tk T Z L:-,45-,KU ' X Y 'l BETrsRswomr 4 S E IT WONT BE S S I LONG Now f 5 1 Q 2 T L 2 Q Q JQKES 3 3 i .., v I A ,,-.W :Q Zhi 1 ,, ,.. .,. ,.-,- W 'tif ,N .- P ,, 1 I W - 1 4-.1 - 'rv 'LQ' -' .V ...way 5 il' ,V. 1, ., ' 'B-,,,..1 1 rf' . .JW .1 -. 1 ul Mm l 'YL 5 ,A 'f xf' 3 -1' 4 .,'.r. ' . k 1. we Q-A Q V , -.3 , 4 Q Nl H ,, F, A 1 . u xv ll, 1 S ' s. .1 . 4'- N 1 9 .U ' - 5 :fair 1, . - 0 hltil va - fr - -- '1 , FW lc, .A l -.A -Hd G Tile logical school for girls i11 Jackson and vicinity, right here at your door, witl1 uuexcelled faculty and su11e1-li equilniieiit. Belhaven specializes i11 the education ot' won1e11. fitblllliill? lil? lielhaveu girl with the products of other scliools. Relliaven bases its claim for pat' ronagze on this acid test. Clioose Belliaven. and be loyal to Mississippi. to your llifhlllti school, to your own laest interests. Make friends and associates who will be yours for life. Courses leading' to BA.. HS.. and HM. degrees. Ivrepare for all vocations. Vultivate your talent in music, or other fine arts. under the finest teachers available. For catalog' or further inforuiatioii. address or call, G. T. GILLESPIE, D.D., President Phone 4781 Belhaven College, Jackson, Miss. 1848 1933 University of Mississippi The Universily Comprclicnrls Nine Divisions as Follows THE C'OI,I,lifili OF I,ll3liR.-XI, ARTS, tounclccl in 1848, ClllIJl'2lClI1Q work in more than lwenly QlClJl1l'll11Cl1IS leading lo the DA. degru 1 THE SCIIOOI, OI LAW, fonnclerl in 1854, ot't'e1'ing a course requiring three years tor coniplcliong THE SCIIOOI, OI ENGINIQIQRI-NG, founclecl in 1000, covcriiig IIUIII' years ol' a stamlaircl cngiiiccriiig course: Tllli SCHOOL UF liDl'CA'I'ION, founclezl in 1003, meeting the needs of all who intend to leach in the schools ot' the State: THE SCIIUOI, UI a lliorougli course ot' the usual four THE SCIIODI, OF ei foul'-yczn' Course BIICDIIIINE, Ionnclccl in 1003, provicling ol' Iwo years. constituting the tirsl two years in Medicine: PIIAIUIACY, founclecl in 1008, ollcring leading lo Ilic degree l3.S. in Pliarniacyl Tllli SCIIOOI, OI' CDNINIERCIQ AND BUSINESS AD- NIINISTR,X'I'ION, l'ounclcrl in 1017, offering zi foln'-yezn' course loading lo thc degree oi' I3.S. in C0lI1IllCl'Ct3l Tllli GRADI'.X'l'Ii SCIIDOL, organizccl in 1027, offering work loading lo the NIA. and BIS. clcgrccs: Anil 21 DIVISION UF KNIYIQRSIITY IiX'I'liNSION oI'I'c-ring toiicsponclcncc courses and class work. The Location of the University is Unsurpassed in Point of Healthfulness and Beauty , U,..... Equipment, Buildings, and Grounds, Valued at 353,500,000 - EXPENSES ARE VERY MODERATE - Write for Catalogue MISS SSIPPI COLLEGE CLINTON, MISSISSIPPI ll'xOlllE'Kl in 1822! A Slllllilllffl I.ilJc1'z1l Arls Collcgc, ol'l'c1'ing strong ucziclcliiic Courses-Ifxcclli-nt l,l'L'lIlIlII1lll'j' 'l'1'z1ining for all ol thc Profcssions-A wiclc vuricty ol' EXll'Ll-ClIl'I'Il'lllllI' Aclivilics. Fully Accrcclitccl by llic Soullicrn .Xssociulion ol' Collcgcs and Scconclnry Scliommls-Scliolzwly I:2lCllllj'-NIIIC llcucls of Depzwliliciits holding llic Ilcgrcc ol' Doclol' ol' Pliilosopliy -Grzlclllzllcs with Scliolulsllipg :mil Fcllowsliips in tlic Nzitioifs Loading l'1iivc1'silius. Supcrioi' Do1'111ito1'y zmil Dining-lizill Accmiilnoilzilions for lJO2ll'IllIlQ sluflenls ul l'C2lSOIIZllDlL' I'1lICS-Tl'llI1Sl70l'l2lIIOII ul Z1 minimum Cost i'm'nisliccl lo .lzicksoii stuclonls. For Full Information, write D. M. NELSON, Ph.D., LL.D., President Clinton, Mississippi THAT GOOD TASTING BREAD AND ROLLS that are served in the schools are furnished by the following bakeries Aeme Baking Company Burdette Baking Company Collins Baking Company Purity Baking Company F O B C L E A N . Thi? ENTERTAINMENT i Sherwin - Williams Co M a 6 S t C Pali,UXi1inikl1'EZncl I S t I. 0 ll 6 Lacquers -WA LLPA PER- Century 219 EAST CAPITOL ST. JACKSON'S LEADING THEATRES Phone 3036 IN JACKSON IT'S F6 Jfcixyffwavuvljuvuar 41,144 Mississippi's Greatest Department Store IaCks0n's Favorite FASHION STORE for 33 Years Contrilnlted by H. T. NEWIZLI, iH0meFhnndnrsShme 1363 ioi Visit Us in Our NEW LOCATION lo, Opposite New Post Office I HINDS JUNHH COLLEGE RAYMOND, MISSISSIPPI A Junior College ot highest standards, Fully accredited. Lt ary, Vocational, Music, Dramatic Courses, E p uses low, Many worthy students may work for part pf expens s ASK THOSE YVHO HAVE ATTENDED. VISIT THE SCHOOL G. J. CAIN, President 5 , Q 1 p 1 I' ar' - o I ljrs 4 ' - :qi ' 4' I' I U A K-Q-1. . -1 1 4' ,-A: . I l - ,1 I f . 2 9 A ' ' ' 1 , ' ' wx 'Wg 555 w W ' Y - J' :.::::1w 4 2- -I-:. 'Z-1.53 ,,X X ?g' Xg.g:'f'2aXkXX XXX X A g,5.gi Q mi5a32lQif iSE E?5 H-i fll ' 3---W-1 ' f ' . S-E w a? ffQf2f4eE3T-f f-a im s f X X, ,X ww. X X ' 31 W 44 1 . ' i1 351 39 : X' ' if ' Y 'i J -' 'V - , g.54'6iaifmij-.11 CH u u L 'I X -F V , 'NAV' 1 XX PH. . . ' A i.-1d.1t.l..1 ' -5 ai FL 1' -Fl , X H L buy CAPITAL FLORAL COMPANY Jaukson, Miss. LINDSEY CABINESS Manager at Main S'01'e Amitc and North Lamar S. P. MCRAE COMPANY, Inc. DRY GOODS, LADIES READY TO WEAR. CLOTHING AND HOSIERY Shoes a Spefialfy 200-202 West Capitol Strett PHONES 44004401 A 'd then there was Billy Henderson. He was a good guy. all right. He had to have a lot of sleep bet-auso lie slept slow. Mr, Durger fatter a very had recitationl: Class is dismissed: dont flop your ears as you go out. R. L. Brown: What have you to say about EIIIOIIYIIIOIIS letters? Mr. Roberts: 'l'hey're stupid: I road them but l never answer them. . Q I C'0m.pZi111e'nts Of J 5 as STEVENS .. 4,-:W A HART. NCHAFFXHR LQ 411.-IRX CLOTHEN IUH East Cipitol Strevt Congratulations to the SEN!-ORS OF 1934 MMMQWHT l'O1'llt'l' Capitol at Lamar ,l41r'kxo11'.w Hzlxirnwf Lurlivs Store Leonard Clark: t.Iusl after fretting his dl1llOlll21l-Vvlll you miss me? Mr. Louginotti: Give me a gun and I'll try not to. Billy I-loffpauir: There, teacher. I sang it all the way through without the music. Mr. King: Ha! I thought something was lacking. Miss Clingan: What two things are helping mankind get up in this world? J. D. Carmichael: The alarm clock and the SIPIJIZILIOQIY IfIVsSPORTS you'll t'iud it in the DAILY CLARION - LEDGER Prints all the News thc1t's Fit I0 Print rmrl PRINTS IT FIRST FOR FURNITURE see JNO. C. BATTE at BATTE FURNITURE CO. East Capitol St. ILLSADS CULLEIEE Fully Approved by the Association of American Universities. MILLSAPS gives four free-tuition scholarships each year to Central High School g'I'3YClIIHl6S. MILLSAPS gave 2'l4l0SO.00 last year in reflueed tuition to Central High Svhool graduates of superior scholastic achievement. MILLSAPS tuition and fees are 395 lower than the average of other southern colleges on the American l'nirersity Approved List. Attend your hoineatown sc-hool anfl save your inoney for Vniversity or pro. fessional training: D. M. KEY, President. Mr. Barnett: Do any of the questions Photozrapher: Do you want a large or bother you? a small picture? , . , Q, . V, . Erwin Graham lhaving his picture made Gelaldlne Robeltszy Ixo sn, the questions fm, the ammah: A Small One' are quite Clear. Its the answers that bother me. Photographer: Then close your mouth. Soma Cox: I wish Shakespeare had been Shelton Bolen: VVhy do they call Bert a P-l.em.hmau. o . . - , 0-' The Flouel or the Sihool' Kathryne Browne: Why? Kenneth Coleman: Because he is such Soma Cox: That's what he was on my a blooming idiot. exam paper. q W Congratulations ix U. TO THE SENIOR CLASS QXQ XSS D H l AND I - I With the Coinplilnents of 'H' MISSISSIPPI BEDDING CO. Qltlawn Burn MISSISSIPPI' SOUTHERN OUTDOOR ADVERTISING CO. CECIL O'HARA, Manager COHEN BROS. Ladies' and Men'5 Ready to Wear IN JACKSON PRINT G 224 W. Capitol Street COMPANY Donns CORLEY, Pres. da Gen'1 Mgr. PIIOHC' 1143 -lil'-445011, Miss Dad: Vvhat made young Smith stay so late last night. Mary? Mary: I was showing him some of mv picture post cards. Dad: VVel1, the next time he comes, show him some of my electric light bills. Helen Milner: Is your watch running? Ethan Allen: Yes, but I can't tell whether it's slow ol- fast. lt loses fifteen minutes in five minutes. CORR-WILLIAMS TOBACCO COMPANY Incorporated WHOLESALE TOBACCOS, CIGARS AND CONFECTIONERY Jackson, Mississippi R. H. GREEN Wholesale Grocer Diamond Tires Red Hill Syrup Elegant Flour Jackson, Mississippi Stella Frankinson: tCal1in12g up drug storelz Do you have Wil1iam's Shavin- Crea m ? Clerk: Why yes. we have it. Stella Frankinson: NVell, you had better give it back to him because he wants to shave. Bob Hollingsworth: You cough easier this morning. Alonzo VVestbrook: I ought to: I've been practicing all night. lt'x u .PlF'llS1lI'P To Please You UNION DEPOT SERVICE STATION FREE ROAD SERVICE Corner Mill and Amite Streets PHONE S40 JIt'l'Il1l'PIl :illf0!'lYlfS Tires and Tubes Jackson, Miss. J. A. HUBER SHOE SHOP 170 East Capitol Street JACKSON, MISS. EMTSLJZTZZ I C E C IQEAM ygunrlr mnu sw YOU'LL LIKE USMOOTHFROZENU BEST! UOJIPLIAUENTS STANDARD 15151-IU'1'I Of SHOP 424 Yazoo Street The S T Y I, E S H O P Phone 3768 CAIN DRUG COMPANY Cor. I4'ortifieation 8 JOI'f9l'H4'lll Sts. Telephone 6497-98 l'un1plin1wnf.s of F R A N K L I N ' S IIU Itvest Capitol St. .Iaekson's Finest Ladies' Shoppe George Allen: How do you like my . '7 Fienei. Miss Tizon: It is wonderful . . . In all my life, I never heard anything like it. BILL-SIUZ- JACKSON SHOE HOSPITAL Repair Shoes Better VELSANSKY, The Tjzliiol' TH1,12PHoNE 1080 145 IC. Capitol St.-Jac-ksoii, Miss fi0lIlllIillII'HfH of T H E II I' I3 Tile Store' for Hen W. W. COUCH CO. Manufacturers of Overalls, Shirts and Pants - IOS W. Capitol T .Tilt-km, Miss A Certain Senior lwitli hands over her eyesl: If you can't guess who it is in three guesses I'ni going to kiss you, Sweet Young Thing: Napoleon, Jac-k Frost. Colunibusa. COIIIPTIIIIGIITS of ROBINSON AND JULIENNE WATKINS K EAGER Attorneys at Law Congratulations to the Class of ,3-I Compliments of ROBINSON BROS. Pm'MorfTH AND DGSOTO BAPTIST BOOK STORE W, G. MIZE, Manager We Supply Any Book We Carry a Complete Supply of All High School Text Books and Supplies TELEPHONE 2703 Cor. Capitol 6: President Sts. Jackson, Miss. Y Miss Clingan: Give a year and the num- STORAGE MOVING her of bales of cotton exported by the U. S. during that year, Rives Hutchinson: 1-192-none. RICKS STORAGE CO. Dear Mr. Palmolivez Phone I bought a tube of your shaving cream. It says no ning required. What shall I shave? PACKING SHIPPING yours H335 HOWELL Rasputin Jones: Father, I've a notion to settle down and start raising chickens. H A Y N E S His Old Man: Better try owls. Their M A R K E T hours will suit you better. Mother: VVhere have you been all evening? Son: Shooting craps. Mother: That must stop. Those little things have just as much right to live as you have. QUALITY and SERVICE, Phone 3215 678-CECIL TIRE COMPANY PAN-AM GAS 8: OIL Il Pfwsorml Nf'l L'II'I' Money Cannot Buy CECIL MARBFRY Congress at Amite Jackson. Miss. Cmnplinivnzis of UNITED LADIES S H O P lI'IIlIIl'lI for Bcffcr I'uI11e.s and Stylus CITY SHOE SHOP - Always thc Best - Guaranteed VVork at Reasonable Prices 319 IV. Capitol St. Phone 2701 Compliments of THE GREAT 8 MILLS Jackson, Miss. czonmiiiaxis or 777 Service Station South State St. SEIBERLING TIRES Ralph Sherwood, Mgr. Jackson, Miss. Nlississippi's Greatest Newspaper JACKSON DAILY NEWS 15 Cents u Week G5 Cents ll Nlonth Delivered ul Your Door Mr. Barnett: Woodrow, what is an asset? G . Woodrow Bonner: Er ,..., I have it in Inc' my head. Mr. Barnett: In a nutshell, eh? X , , , , .lackson, Mississippi I C 1l'if'g,Q'ijfqff'QCg I Coniplinients ot' .. l. Z. . . . ., IIC. N I,hmwS H40-4441 NOBLE-ROBERTS DRUG CO. - . . V J I N lf?-L E. Capitol Ste.-Jzielisoii, Miss Plloxll lllhl Jack Sinith: Are you the waiter who took my order? XVaiter: Yes. Jack Smith: You'i'e still looking: well: how are your grand c-hildi'en'? CAPITAL PAINT Sz GLASS CO. 401 South State Street JACKSON, MISS. NUGENT AND PLYLLEN Fire - Auto - Liability INSURANCE Sfandurzl Lift' Iiuilrliuy BROWN PRINTING COMPANY 120 E. Pearl St. Opposite City Hull Square Telephone 3 4 6 MILIJSTHI-N'S ll-l IC. Capitol St. Marvin Jacobs: This vlziss is just like ai flivver. The cruiili is in front. Mr. Wills: Yes, lint the nuts are all . . 1 1' 1. Ladies' Ready-to-XX ear Wim HEMPHILL DRUG COMPANY N A E -n PRE.wc'1f1PT1o1v nh-t'cm1.wTs lj TELEPHONE S76-S77 M JEVJELQL ,,,C,,,,,,,, GIFT SHOP IISSIIIIPDI. Lampton Building Jackson, Miss Y-f . Jimi ll Gund Drug Sion' Hll12ll,S ull KEY DRUG COMPANY Capitol X President Sts. DO YOU NEED GLASSES? Cuzlzplizzzelzfs DR. HARRY XYATSON Cuially Chambers: Did you get your hair COM Rucker: Naw, I washed it and it Helena Hare: Hou l l 'v l lt leg? . Pete Ribleti I threw a tt I - l wie and stepped on lt Phone N. sz W. OVERALL co., INC. THE Manufacturers of Overalls, Shirts and Pants -N- GL kson, STORE FOR MEN Miss. 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C11tt11n Boll, 12g Tiger Talks, 121 C111-1-1'lea1lc1'. 12: 111111-1-11ati1111al Club, 11, 121 1'1ist1,11'ical Study Club, 11: 111-Y, 12 CA'1'111:1e1x15 1110145 Tum 11'1111.w ll1'V -1111- 11111 fE'Il' To 11111 111111- 11111617 11'1' 111111111' 11e1'-111111' 11111011 1111 1111'c 111'r, foo. V111-I'1'esi1lc11t S9l1101' Class: 115'-Y, 10, 11, 12: 11111111011 Clul1, 111 llasliers, 123 1'1X11011G111'C11115, 12. -1. IJ. SIMPSUN 'Zh 4111 11111111111 S1'111p.w1111 111163 As fl 11ll'11'-HOU, 116.3 g1'c111'. Se1f1'0'1a1'y, H1'1l1U1' Claus: H1-Y, 111. 11, 12: -1-C1u1J, 111. 11. 12: H1s'fl11'iCa1 Study Club, 12. ST11:LL.x FR.xNK1Ns1,1X HT111' 1's.w1111'1' 11f 1111'1 11'111'.sx 111111 1'111'11'111, .-1111111111 11.v .v1111 111111'11.Q 11'1'1'11 1116 grace of ll sH'1111. 1'f-11s111'o1', Sv11i111' Class: Mias Central High, 123 Hy-Y, 111, 11. 123 C11G91'1E3C1G1', 12g Must PU11l11?i1' Girl. 12. P,-X121-C SIXTEEN ,ji ,:iwR,:'V-., ali. 'QQV' I I.: L.L MARION FOLSE Her friendship a breathing rose, with sweets in every fold. Hy'Y, 10, 11, 125 French Club, 125 Historical Study Club, 12. NVAYNE BROWN Everything comes to him who waits, why hurry? Social Science Study Club, 125 Hi-Y, 105 Latin Club, 12. ROVVENA BICRAE A: welcome as sunshine in every place So the beaming approach of a goodrnatured face. Exponent Club, 125 Economics, 125 Hy-Y, 10, 11, 125 Maskers, 125 J Club, 125 Spanish Club, 11. XVILLIAM PHILLIPS To hold my own is quite enough for me. Historical Study Club, 12. IQATHERINE WILLItxxIs I have a heart with room for every joy. Hy-Y, 12. XV. L. BOYT Hard work makes a rnalu grow old: let me stay yofurigl' Hi-Y, 115 Historical Study Club, 12, SYBIL SCOTT Not too sober, not too gay,- A pleasant companion in every way. Historical Study Club, 125 Economics Club, 125 Spanish Club, 125 Maskers, 125 Hy-Y, 10, 11, 12. CLYDE SAVAGE The quietness of the lake abides in his soul. Historical Study Club, 12. PAGE SEVENTEEN in ' leg' 1 X Y , fn. wgllllwflfi' - VW' -C . V 72-E-sz , . - .if Cf!-f A,1'k-wing! SARA LOUISE GARRETT Ever faithful to duty, to studies, and to friends. Hy-Y, 10, 11, 12: Spanish Club, 113 Economics Club. 123 Glee Club, 11, 12. S. T. Coma Why icorry? Things are bouml to happen anyway. Band. 10, 11, 123 Historical Study Club, 123 Cicero Club, 10g Virgil Club, 115 Glee Club. 10, 11, AIARILYN VVILTSllIltE In brillirziice she doth e.rCel. Hy-Y, 10, 11, 123 Virgil Club, 11g Historical Study Club, 125 Exponent Club, 12. VLILMA LVCILLE R.xwL1Nus '31 smile lritlz freslrness of flairu For all it falls upon. Hy-Y, 10, 11, 123 Maskers. 12: Historical Study Club, 123 Tiger-Talks, 11, 123 Dramatic Club, 10. Cll.XRLO'l 1'E llAn1ii,ToN With seldom, cz, sound. she keeps the tenor of her way. Hy-Y, 10, 11, 125 Economics Club, 12: Virgil Club, 11. Euwix GR.x11.xAi Little but loud. Dramatic Club, 10, Hi-Y, 10, Exponent Club, 12, Glse Club, 125 Photography Club, 12. -lnssng Vic Rvssnnil For intellect, personality, and ability she is peerless. HyfY, 10, 11, 12: Exponent Club, 125 Maskers, 12, Virgil Club, 11. I NANCY Wnrrn ll pleasing cozuitenamie is a silent c-om1nentlatio11. Latin Club, 123 Hy-Y, 125 Glee Club, 10, 11, Home Economics Club, 11: Biology Club, 109 Dramatic Club, 10, 11. PAC E EIGHTEEN h J' .1 .Q-vi ,.xK,T'c.,, J f f , X ' SQ ,V X UN FELICIA W11,1,I.xMs The glow in her vlzceks is like unto that of the milkmaidi' Hy-Y, 10, 11 123 Cicero Club, 10, Virgil Club, 113 Exponent Club, 123 Economics Club, 12. BIARVIN -lncons For lzrfx a jolly goorl follow. Hi-Y, 10, 11, 12: Baud, 10, 11, 123 Orchestra. 11, 123 Economics Club, 12: Explosion Club, 123 Photography Club, 12. BARiz,xR,x ISIQNNPLTT Burlmra ix ri bit l'fJSt I'l'FfI,' We only klllllt' her xliglitly. Hut ii-e'rf' sure fwlzffs slfcfl. lff'!'llll.W' .vim .vniiles so ln'iylzily. Spanish Club, 123 Historical Study Club, 12: Hy-Y, 12. .loiix Ricvxoims Mc'Mi'iuuY An lllllll-Yfl'l01lN and likublf' fellow, John. Photography Club, 12, Exponent Club. 12. Rliizilzcfoll 'l'.xs'i,oiz .-1 girl of fmt' irnrfls. but high i1leal.w, Glee Club, 103 Hy-Y, 10, 12: Maskers, 123 Historical Study Club, 123 Cicero Club, 12. 1i.Vl'lIl'IRlNli W1i1T1Nl: I'e1'fc'i-tion is the point flf zvlzii-li .wlie aims. Hy-Y, 10, 11, 123 Cicero Club, 103 Economics Club. 12, Dramatic Club, 12. IQICNNICTII Co1,HA1.xN Cicero has mei his masfcrf' Hi-Y, 10, 11: Historical Study Club, 123 Debater's Club, 125 Cotton Boll, Literary Editor, 12. DIARY Enimisnrii GAFFORD Behold her majesty. who -walks among us. Dramatic Club, 10, 115 Explosion Club, 12. 1?- . s-..... , VAC E NINETEEN ,X Y,i-ti ,i f .i A YI.-y ' , BIITTIE CREEKMORE She moves a goddess and she looks a queen. Hy-Y, 123 Historical Study Club, 12. Aumiz THERESA SILXVVHAN We meet thee. like a. pleasant Thought. Hy-Y, 10, 11, 123 Economics Club, 12. UONAN BIILLSTEIN 1llaii's just duly is to himself. Hi-Y, 10, 11, 125 Orchestra, 10, 11, 125 Cicero Club, 11: Explosion Club, 12, Historical Study Club, 123 Economics Club, 12. llI.lRTl1A LXNN NELSON The yentiliiy of her smile only adds to her stature. F'1'611Cll Club, 125 International Club, 125 Historical Study Club, 12, Maskers, 12: Hy-Y, 11, 12. llouoruy 'frzxmliiu Her stature tall-I hate dunzlzy 1UO17l.C l'L.', Hy-Y, 10, 11, 123 Glee Club, 11, 123 Maskers, 12. 'WILLIAM BE'1'T1sRswou'r1Q1 The joke is on him. Economics Club, 12: Joke Editor. Cotton Boll, 12. BIARY Ci i1,r,I,'M Love, laughter, speed, These are my Creed. Hy-Y, 10, 11, 123 Circle Francaise, 10. IJQNAI,1m R,xwI,INGs Not too serious. no! foo gay. Biit ri jolly good fellow in every way. Economics Club, 11g Historical Study Club, 12. PAGE TXYENTY :Y ff.. 44IimI177'f'Mili fI .fnakij im BIIRIAM SMITH If ite should Search thru and thru ll'e'd not find one steadfast as you. Hy-Y, 10, 11, 125 French Club, 113 International Club, 123 Historical Study Club, 12. R. VV. CARTER Who u'ill play any man at his ou'n game. Hi-Y, 10, 11, 125 J-Club, 12, Historical Study Club, 12. Loi'1SE IIULIFII'II.l7 So quiet and denzurc. So patient to endure, Literary Society, 101 Girl Reserves, 113 Hy-Y, 12: Economics Club, 123 Historical Study Club, 12. 3I.xRo.xRET llxniiicn Shes quiet and zlfninrv, But p1'etty.'-to be Sure! Hy-Y, 10, 11, 123 Glee Club. 10, 11, 123 Tiger Talks. 12: French Club, 123 Maskers, 125 Algebra Club. 12. Snuxar REBER A trusting young fellou' of yrcat ability. Hi-Y, 10, 11, 12g Cicero Club, 105 Exponent Club, 12, Maskers, 12: Historical Study Club, 12. BESSIE RVTI1 Mi'1nz.xY To lrnou' lier. is to truxt l1cr. ' Hy-Y, 10, 11, 125 Spanish Club, 113 League of Golden Pen, 123 Historical Study Club, 12. XVILMA Ixuz STINLILHY A girl once met, you can't forget. Dramatic Club, 11, 12: Spanish Club, 12. R. L. Bnowx .1rthur's fool. with all his arts Had nothing on R. L. Hi-Y, 10, 113 Photography Club, 12, Explosion Club 125 Economics Club, 12. PAGE TNYENT Y-UNE ' , mf U agar' Lu!-ml IIENRIETTA REIIEELDT Her really smile Makes her friemlsliip quite worthwhile. Hy-Y, 10, 11, 12: Historical Study Club, 123 Eco- nomics Club, 12, Maskers, 12. ELGIN XVELLS A little f'O'll1'lIl,U?l sense is irorih a bushel of learning. French Club, 11: Historical Study Club, 12Q Pho, tography Club, 123 Art Study Club, 12, JESEIE IJOLA DAVIS She has llrimk deep at the spring of krLowlefIge.' Hy-Y, 10, 11, 123 Spanish Club, 12, K.vrIIERINE ELLIS Equipped is she Iriih her native wit. Hy-Y, 10, 11, 121 Spanish Club, 123 Historical Study Club, 12: Maskers, 12. J. 'l'. SIIIIRLDS Tlioiigh a lifile mfiiz. he surprises Qll0'lL with his IIerm1c'ulI1i'. Duuo'I'1IY LITTLE True to her uorlf. her play. and her friemIs. Hy-Y, 12Q Spanish Club, 12. LI'c1LLE WALKER Enjoy your share of fun and leave The Vest to otliersf' Hy-Y, 10, 11, 12, Economics Club, 12, Historical Study Club, 12. f'ImIzLES NVRIGIIT His legs f'u,-notion well: His 'mimi-all right. Hi-Y, 10, 11, 123 Historical Study Club, 123 Eco- nomics Club, 12, J-Club, 12. if Q5 PAGE 'l'XVICNTY-'FKVU I No' I s 1 Iulvllireuts ff i M -Qi-' BIARY JANE EAGER Clever and Uitiucious, with never an irksome thought. Hy-Y, 10, 11, 12: Latin Club, 11g Historical Study Club, 125 Club Editor, Cotton Boll, 193-1. BIARGARET BIGGS 'LJItl7'QCI7'6f sings and. iwzciflevztfllly collects pictiiresf' French Club, 113 Hy-Y, 10, 11, 123 Historical Study Club, 12: Annual Staff, 12g Economics Club, 11g Glee Club, 10, 11, 125 Debating Club, 12: Art Club, 12. JAMES GRIDLEY He listens 'm1lr'lz, and says little. Historical Study Club, 123 Economics, 12. BLXRY Ju STR4 IVD Her many arconzplislzments will mimi? hor f'z'f'r to live' in our memories. Latin Club, 123 Historical Study Club, 12: Hy-Y, 10, 11, 12. E1,1z.x1sET11 BIC'lilINZlI2 A true friend is forcvcz' cz friend, Elizabeth is the fl'1lFSf nf frieizrlsf' Hy-Y, 10, 11, 123 lnternational Club, 123 Historical Study Club, 123 Economics Club, 123 Cicero Club, 10, Draniatics, 12. XVILLARD KEARY In his ercry zrorrl and avi 1101! fiml his trim zc'orth. International Club, 121 Hi-Y, 10, 11, 125 Exponent Club, 12. MILDRED BICNEILL .lIiI1l1'e1l'.s stature floss not mitigate thc rle.1'terity of her filzgcrsf' Spanish Club, 123 Hy-Y, 125 International Club, 12: Annual Staff, 123 Art Study Club, 12. DOLORES PALMER Her merry laugh is a my of szwislzinef' Economics, 125 Hy-Y, 10, 11, 12: Historical Study Club, 123 French Club, 125 International Club, 12. PAGE TYVEXTY-THREE R L -a-.wh r-ll, 1- .fs .v .4-Y. II' 4 nfl' , v r fi , O' a ' - x fu Q, U. sf , J' .i ,, . iii 0'C . 3 .fl ?11..F 24, . a 1 4, 'Iii' Q 5 j n . W v 4' Eff- F ,L . .fu VZ- I., -T V. O ., A. iv, A . ' - ,L 11 ll' f ffm- 46.1 . I J 1. I 4' .-ff, 1' ' .Q '19 56 fi ,, 'ff I . ' -gf gig. . L , -1' U 7-:P 4 Q ' .' R u Y 4. 1 ' -'K 51.-. oi' ' fi' 3- . 't .1 il fr. M x I ck S 0 ru I-, 'N ' I 'W ' ' ' fn. A if -1 v AP .'13,, H f 4 sl' , RQ ig xr ., If 4 3 '.'. ' Fx: ' Q l :xl pw ,. iff'-., it 1 lvl 1 ffl D ' 1: ,yi tm FLOY ELIZABETH BEACH.-XM Wearing all that weighty learning lightly like a flower. Hy-Y, 12, Spanish Club, 12g Historical Club, 12: Dramatic Club, 12. JUNE FULLER She breathes to us the breath of June. Hy-Y, 10, 11, 12, EMMETT WAC.XSTER Neyer trouble trouble 'Til trouble troubles you. Explosion Club, 123 Historical Study Club, 12. MARY BIYRTLE WATKINS Silence is more beautiful than any song. Cicero Club, 112 Dramatic Club, 113 Historical Club, 123 Hy-Y, 11, 12. J OSEPH PORTER In e-very way a gentleman- Can we say more? Historical Study Club, 12. Rosa FISHER Happy is She who finds the way Pleasant in things of every day. Economics, 123 Hy-Y, 12. LUCILE BOYDSTON HSmall in stature, one may see, But happy and ever true is she. Historical Study Club, 123 Hy-Y, 11, 12: Glee Club, 12. 3 GEORGE DoRR1s I hare lined long enough to know it is better to know nothing. Hi'Y, 10, 11, 12: Exponent Club, 123 Historical Club, 12. , PAGE TXVENTY-FOUR 'W Qt 33..- Q ,Ng .. . Eg I ffl w 3 N 5-fa., Q' sq! fl gm. Lu f... SYLVIA RUTII SPARKS We love Ruth because she is so very merry. Hy-Y, 10, 11, 123 Latin Club, 103 Spanish Club, 12. BIAJOR CUAIBS What a fine man, hath lhy tailor made thee. Historical Study Club, 12. SL'sAN WIZLCII In intellect she ereelsf' Cicero Club, 10: Hy-Y, 10, 11, 123 Economics, 123 Historical Study Club, 12. Lois MIt.IoR A girl of few u'o'rrIs. but high ideals. Historical Study Club, 123 Spanish Club, 12, Hy-Y, 12. ERNEST BRADY Hail,' The master lllf?CllCllllC. Hi-Y, 10, 113 Economics, 12. ANNIE BETII DROKE Certainly she has contribatefl to our school life. Hy-Y, 10, 11, 12, Economics, 123 Historical Study Club, 123 French Club, 11. ALNVYN PHILLIPS Akoya we commend you for the battle you fought and won. Spanish Club, 125 Historical Study Club, 12. VIRGINIA DE PRIEST Clever, original, nice, She's all that and then some. Historical Study Club, 12. PAGE TXYENTY-FIVE yr 57' 1 ' IJUCILE STRAIIAN While fare pemuits us, lets be mer1'y, French Club, 123 Glee Club, 10, 11, 123 Economics, 11, Historical Study Club, 12g Hy-Y, 10, 11, 12. BERKLEY M1111 Music her mark, her life, cmd destiny lllelolly tlzrough all her days, Exponent Club, 123 Spanish Club, 12, Maskers, 123 Glee Club, 10, 11, 12g Hy-Y, 10, 11, 12. JOHN FRAZE11 He could be silent llll SFUPTI la11guageS. Exponent Club, 123 Historical, 123 Photography Club, 12. IQATIIERINE BANKS HAI! the cha1'ms of all the 1111Lses, Hy-Y, 10, 11, 12: French Club, 123 Historical Study Club, 12. Euzixlsi-:T11 l,ix'1'11i1M How lll'llC',f of priceless life 11'Pre spent 'l,l'lHlf 7llC'll.-' Latin Club, 10, 11, 123 Hy-Y, 11, 123 Glee Club, 113 12, French Club, 11, 12: Historical Club, 12. Wix1,'1'ER BUYETT TCl'l'7',U.' O Fame 111 your fll,I'i0'lLS gait Give me a minute. and I'Il be great. Virgil Club, 11: Tiger Talks Staff, 11, 12: Exponent Club, 12. JEAN KINNAIRD Sl1e's dainty and sweet and ever so neat. Hy-Y, 10, 11, 123 International Club, 121 Historical Club, 12, Virgil, 11: French Club, 12. GEoRaE Fonmss flood S1J0l'lSlllCl?lS'll1J t'Ollll1lll6lZ 101111, ability. Hi-Y, 10, 11. 123 Exponent Club, 122 Historical Club, 12. PAGE 'FW' ENTY- SIX If lf U f X. E ' MTTP9 51 1 , LY1'l'J BIARIE 11l'STIN A flower cannot bloom lL lHl0llf sunshine,- Neither can fl friemlsliip icirele be vornplete without her aequainto'nee. Hy-Y, 10, 11, 12, Historical Club, 12. EL1zAis12T11 'Fowxxs The surest sign of noble worth, The truest test of gentle birth is modesty. Glee Club, 10, 11, 12, Spanish Club, 12. VV. L. GARRETT '21 penny given is a penny spent -For basketball shoes. I-Ii-Y, 11, 12: J-Club, 11, 123 Historical Study Club, 125 Masliers, 12. GERTRVDE Sif:LLERs Blll'llFl1S bevome liyht irheiz vheerfully borne. LAIYTUN M.x1:s11AI,L Her hair makes her flistini-tive. Hy-Y, 10, 11, 125 Frenell Club, 12: Historical Club, 12. RICIIARD DAVIS He gets zrhat he zrunts, irlio irorlvs the liarzlestf' Hi-Y, 11, 125 Historical Club, 123 J-Club, 12. CQRINNE DuNsoN A true and honest friend to all. Historic-al Club, 123 Economics, 113 Glee Club, 11, 12. BILLY ll.xL'nHRDAi.E The open notebook. the Lo1Ullo14'11. the nose for news, -- Well. it's Lazulerllalc. Hi-Y, 10, 11, 125 Explosion Club, 12. PAGE TXYENTY-SEVEN 'ff' I , N ' M.xRo.xRE'r SI-IARPE No sweeter, flearer, lovelier gi-rl, with such reserve and ioinsome charm. Hy-Y, 10, 11, 12: Maskers, 123 Treas. Jr. Class3 Cicero Club, 103 Virgil Club, 11? Historical, 123 Economics, 12. VIRGINIA WALL 2 'Tis this that everyone would say, Shes a folly good pal in every way. Historical Study Club, 123 Spanish Club, 121 Hy-Y, 10, 11, 123 Glee Club, 10, 11, 12. Lucius Rl7CIiER He built for character. not for fame. Historical Club, 123 Economics, 123 Explosion Club. 123 Hi-Y, 12. BILLIR PIAWKINS The violin pours forth her soul. Hy-Y, 10, 113 Frencli, 121 Explosion Club, 123 His- torical Club, 12. BIARY VIRGINIA FARLEY A genlle 1n'ese'nI'e, calm and mild. VVILLIAM l3ENNY Everyone likes a good-natured man. Hi-Y, 10, 11, 123 Historical Club, 123 Band, 11, 12. RUTH EIILZEY Her ability as a pianist infliificlualizes hier. French Club, 123 Historical Club, 123 Hy-Y, 123 Glee Club, 12. BILL NANCE For manners are not idle of loyal nature and of noble mind. Historical Study, 12. PAC E TXVENTY- EIGHT 7 gfi v fl 1 M2351 1' . ! .fue sy-A BILLY KIBIBRELL I love to talk and talk and talk, I pull a lot of clever stuff My one regret in life is this I clonft get listened to enough. Maskers, 123 Explosion Club, 123 Editor Annual, 12: Glee Club, 10, 11, 123 Historical Study, 123 Latin Club, 10, 11, 123 Mr. Central High, 123 Most Studious Boy, 12. AVERNELL BRADLEY An equal mixture of good humor and sensible, soft melancholy. Historical Study Club, 123 Hy-Y, 123 Economics Club, 12. FLOY DENTON THOMPSON May your life be as a snowflake, Leare a mark but not a stain. Exponent Club, 125 Hy-Y, 10, 125 Historical Study, 12, C. R. NICBRIDE A character is an assemblage of qualities. Historical Study Club, 12. BIARY AMYXNDA LEE A little nonsense now and then Is relished by the wisest of men. Hy-Y, 10, 11, 125 Historical Study Club, 12. SOMA Cox Earnest, honest. truthful and sincere, With many other qualities one might revere. Hy-Y, 10, 11, 12g Economics, 12. JACK xr.-XNDEVENDER Gnats are unnoticecl ho'wso'er they fly, But eagles are gazed upon by every eye. Exponent Club, 12, Hi-Y, 11, 12, J-Club, 11, 12. DOROTHY PETT11' Loyal hearted, strong of mind, A truer friend nowhere y0u'll find. Hy-Y, 11, 123 Explosion, 123 Historical Study, 12g French Club, 12. PAGE TXVENTY-NINE V 1 'Qi- iiuirv7'iTiE131 fr we 2 , .gud DIARY LINA REDDING True as ihe needle fo the pole, Or as the dial to the sun. Latin Club, 11: Cicero Club, 123 Hy-Y, 10, 11, 123 Historical Study Club, 12. HLSRRS' BICCLELLAN fVFl'67' o1'er .se1'io'1l..s. not too frivolous, but 11 rare good fellow. Hi-Y, 10, 11, 12g Historical Study Club, 12g Exponent Club, 12. THELMA Joiixsox She is of few words: If you can't say it. do it. Hy-Y, 10, 11, 12, Economics Club, 123 Spanish Club, 12, Dramatics, 11, 12. KATHLEEN Dicxsox 'Tictoz-ies that come as a result of hard fighting are the only ones worth having. Historical Study Club, 12, Hy-Y, 10, 11, 12, Music Club, 10. R. T. BRYANT Worth makes the man. Glee Club, 11, 12, Hi-Y, 10, 11, 12: Dramatics, 113 Spanish Club, 12. BIAR Y ALICE GoocH Love rules without a sword. And binds without a cord. Hy-Y, 10, 11, 123 Economics Club, 11, Historical Study Club, 12. NEYIN CATHERINE BoLEN Our hearts are zearmed by her cheery smile. Hy-Y, 10, 12, Historical Study Club, 12. FRANK OWEN The man worth while is the man who can smile when erery thing goes dead wrong. Hi-Y, 10, 11: Economics, 12, Explosion, 123 Maskers, 12. PAGE THIHTY V V Qu 11.3 Wi, .1 ' QD-ggfj -.Ili ,gr mm ERNESTINE B.111Row Through actions. not ztorfls, the noble traits of Character are ever brought to light. Hy-Y, 10, 11, 12. C11AR1.Es Ixo11,x111x11 A true friend and Il gentleman,- What more is necessary. Historical Study, 125 Exponent Club, 12. SHLAIA CURRY Charm strikes the eye, but merit wins the soul. Latin Club, 11, 12: Hy-Y. 10, 11, 123 Historical Study, 12. L.11'12LLE Sins He that sticks to ri taxk S1lt'f'f'f'IIS. Hi-Y, 10, 11, 125 Historical Study Club, 125 Exponent Club, 123 Athletics Business Manager, 12. J. D. CA1:111f'11,11c1. A handful of common sense is tvortli fl bushel of learning. Hi-Y, 10, 11, 125 Economics Club, 12: J-Club, 12, Tnssn: S'l'li1iI1E For modes of faith let 1II'll1t'CIP-SS :Paints fight, His Can't be ifrong :chose life is in the right. Ronxizx' G.v1'1':s What you want to be. you arc. Historical Study Club, 125 Who's Who? 12. EL1z.1B13'1'11 G1L1,1:s1'11z True friendship consists not in the multitude but the zrorth and choicef Historical Study, 12: Hy-Y, 10, 11, 125 French Club, 12. PAGE TH111'1'Y-t1N15 ru 'K . gt. . .--- 'PI , ll if .7 umwj,x,gjigXx.,7 ETHEL GRAVES Two peas in a pod, two 'rays of the sun. Hy-Y, 125 Maskers, 125 Orchestra., 11, 12. ELIZABETH GRAVES In work or in play, the two are as one. Hy'Y, 125 Maskers, 125 Orchestra., 11, 12. ARTHUR SMITH HA merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance. Economics Club, 125 Hi-Y, 125 Maskers, 12. HELENrX HARE She is pretty to walk with, witty to talk with, and pleasant, too, to think of. Economics Club, 125 Hy-Y, 10, 11, 125 French Club, 105 Tiger Talks, 125 Debating Club, 125 Art Club, 12. BIILDRED ENOCHS Silence is the most perfect herald of joy. Hy-Y, 10, 11, 125 French Club, 12. DOUGLAS MCDOWALL A docile flispositioiz will with application surmount all difficulty. Hi-Y, 10, 11, 125 Photography Club, 11, 125 Inter- national Club, 125 Explosion Club, 12g Historical Study Club, 12. MAXINE HADDAD If e'er she knew an evil thought, she spoke no evil word. Spanish Club, 125 Glee Club, 10, 11, 12. JAMES GUICE Independence now and independence forever. Historical Study Club, 12. PAGE THIRTY-TWO 'ff f 'Qa- - 1232-1- .Cf I 5642-. 6 - ffiuuiw 'Regal 'f ' Ji:-.4 MQW Eli, M EUGENIA GOBER In her tongue is the law of 7cinfI11ess. Hy-Y, 10, 11, 12g Historical Study Club, 12. BVRNIS IIOLLIS Take it slow and easy. d071'f let anything zrorry you. Economics Club, 115 Historical Stuzly Club, 12. AUDREY M4 :unit Her ways are ways of pleasantness and all he? paths are peavef' RosE NELL DENSUN Let her ozrn zrorks praise her.' Hy-Y, 10, 11, 12: Historical Study Club, 123 Glee Club, 12. BILLY IIoEF1'AL'm To know him is an infrofluotion Io Ilrilliancyf' Hi-Y, 10, 11, 12: Virgil Club, 11: Glee Club, 10, 11 12, Exponent Club. 12. 3IARG.lRl:1'l' RODGERS O blest with ffnzpcr zvhosv 1cnc'Io1uIerI ray, Can make tomorrozr vhkerful as today. Dramatic Club, 11: Hy-Y, 123 Economics Club, 12g Historical Study Club, 12. BIARY FRANCES LA BRANCIIE She who is diligcni in her work. success will Crozvn her efforts. Dramatic Club, 113 Hy-Y, 125 Spanish Club, 123 Historical Study Club, 12. HAROLD REED A true and honest frienfl to all. Exponent Club, 125 Economics Club, 12. PAGE THlH'l'Y-TH REE Jil: .1 pil 335' 9, f Elf 1 f - QV, W 1 ' 'J-2 I . ' XVILFORD BICNEIL Happy, thoughtf'ul, kind and Hue There is no favor she will not do. Latin Club, 11, 129 Dramatic Club, 12. JANJQY MAE K1RIiL.XND In herself she dweileth 11ot4- No siviiple duty is forgot. Hy-Y, 11, 123 Economics Club, 123 Historical Club, 12. Gizouuiz TERRY Live by vntlzusiasm. doift be urged by necessity. Hi-Y, 10, 11, 123 Economics Club, 12. BIILDRIQD Ailimiuuig Nice is she and great in ability. Hy-Y, 10, 11, 12g Historical Study Club, 12. Rosie :ELLEN C'o'r'r1:ELL flood rzvtions Proven tlzemseloes with lasting days, who fleserres well. needs not fl7lUf1IFl S praise. Latin Club, 10, 115 Hy-Y, 10, 11, 123 Algebra Club, 11: Tiger Talks, 11, 123 International Club, 12: Eco- nomics Club, 12, Debating Club, 123 Most Studious Girl, 12: Art Club, 12, lllcirxrum PR1nu1:N When a friend you 'wont to make. und yOlL ivan! one of the real kind. This clzrlnce you surely 'must take. for fl good 'man is hard to find. Hi-Y, 11, 12, Economics Club, 113 Historical Study Club, 12, Most Popular Boy, 12. ESTHER FRICISMAN Must I study? U, what zz waste of time. Economics Club, 12. JL'.xN1'r.x CROSBY Happy is she irho finds the 'troy Pleasant in things of every day. Hy-Y, 10, 11. PAGE 'I'IlIlI'l'Y-If'Ul'll ,I 1 Qu ,g-'fr .M .-51, !?lA rflgggy ' l C - is 44,3514 Lua .ELSIE BIARKS By UFGIIS. not fivorfls, her noble traits are brought tg light, her frievzflxhip that to be d6si1'e1l. Hy-Y, 10, 11, 12: Virgil Club, 11, Explosion Club, 12. BIARIE SMNLPQY Witty, lovable. anrl true. one who Can work alien if is time for work and play as hard as she has 'zt'0r'kecl. Hy-Y, 11, 123 Historical Study Club, 12, Maskers, 123 Economics Club, 12. LLOYD Evi:R15'1'T He who rloex not go into his work with vim, is forever' stvlzifliny still. Hi-Y, 12: Historical Study Club, 12, Economics Club, 125 J-Club, 12. BIARTIIA Fin' Wmvigu She is a continual source of humor, lfzuylifc'r, and good u'ill. Hy4Y, 10, 11, 12, Econouiics Club. 12. XVILLIAM B1.ooA11-'IIQLD Let us blot out the pasi. Trust in the fzltztrv, and reioif-6 in the fl00fI old 1ll'FNE'l1f.u Econoiiiics Club, 125 Spanish Club, 12: Maskers, 125 Historical Study Club, 12. Iq.XTllIiRYNE IQRUXYN Uxwrhell a friend you ivanfiio nzalve. anal you uiani 0-no of the real kinrl. This t'I1r1'1ic'e you xurely must take, for a good one' ix harrl to fizzflf' Hy-Y, 11, 123 Spanish Club, 123 Et-olioiuics Club, 12. JANE M15R1u1.1, Always Yearly to hflp those who pass her with a Smile. Hy-Y, 10, 11, 123 French Club, 113 Historical Study, 12. Rims HL 1'o11i:RsoN Ile can who thinks he Can. Hi-Y, 10, 11, 125 Exponent Club, 113 Economics Club, 12. PAGE THIIITY- FIVE fi . Q 151 ,ff ,F ',, f Wg- T . .li Zigi S.xR.x11 AIILLSAPS Buns Can 'tee ever forget Sarah With her yayety. laughter and wit? Hy-Y, 10, 11, 12. AN N115 K.vr1115RINr: DEMENT '31 sau-r'y bit of fl girl, tripping tlirouyli life. finding everything anzusiny enough to keep Cl tufinkle in her eye. Hy-Y, 10, 11, 12g Virgil Club, 115 French Club, 113 Historical Study Club, 123 International Club, 12. JACK REED wats the 'mildest 'nzannered man. but with the speed of fl deer on the field. Maskers, 123 Hi-Y, 10, 11, 12: Economics Club, 12. ll.xzE1. llimnlNuswoirru ft heart as soft. tr heart as kind. a lieart as sound and free as in the nthole World thou, canst find, Cicero Club, 10g Dramatic Club, 113 Hy-Y, 12: Exponent, 12. HELEN PRATT Her eyes reflevt the rays of sun. Her loving smile is fl t'hf'6I'fll'll11'SS to everyone. Latin Club, 11, 123 French Club, 121 Hy-Y, 11, 125 Maskers, 12. J. W. CULLEN fUll,C'l study is fl uveariness of the flesh. Hi-y, 123 Explosion Club, 12g J-Club, 12. lim 15151.11 Trsox Shes good natured ever. Hy-Y, 11, 125 Dramatic Club, 11, 123 Economics Club, 12, Historical Study Club, 12. Num, 1,lililV1EN'l'E1l Like a fair lily on a rirer floutiny, She floats upon. the river of 0-uri' thought. Latin Club, 125 Hy-Y, 11, 125 Girl Reserve, 10. PAl QE 'l'lIIR'I'Y-SIX V 1 I Q.. w' ,11, ll Y Q., NWIUIUII flisgg' ff . 'I .iii 'QV' LOUISE XVELSANSKY Then fill the bowl-away with care,- Our joys shall always last Our hopes shall brighten days to come, And memory gild the past. Hy-Y, 10, 11, 12Q Historical Study Club, 12. BILL WALKER 'tHe most lives who thinks the most, feels the noblest. and acts the best. Explosion Club, 121 Historical Study Club, 12. BETTIE DRANE No glowing future, ever so bright, shall hence be- 'cloud her treasured past. Dramatic Club, 103 Cicero, 103 Tiger Talks Staff, 10, 122 Maskers, IZQ Debating Club, 122 Football Sponsor, 12. BILLY HARRIS A man is a nzan for what he is. RENA BIAE BICGRAXV Every failure teaches a man something, if he zi-ill only learn. Cicero Club, 112 Economics Club, 12.1 Historical Study, 12. JOIIN GUIIIILL Silence is the most perfect herald of worth. Historical Study Club, 12, BIARY ALICE WEBB Know then thyself, presume not God to scan: The proper study of mankind is man. Hy-Y, 121 Glee Club, 121 Economics Club, 12. RIcII.xRn BIACMILLAN Remember, the pou-er of the little postage stamp depends upon its ability to stick to one thing until it reaches its destination. Hi-Y, 10, 11, 12Q Maskers, 122 Historical Study Club, 12. PAGE THIRTYVSEVEN V, ' Qi- ' ' 1 ml ' iiifgf' ff' , 55 1-'QV' X m an ,a Q FRANCES FLETCIIER ll She is studious and jolly too. Never stopping till her work is through. Hy-Y, 10, 11, 123 International Club, 11, 12, Ex- ponent Club, 12. DAVID LEDBETTER 'AAS idle as a painted ship Upon a painted ocean. Hi-Y, 10, 11, 123 Explosion Club, 125 Historical Club, 12. FRANCES ELL1soN Every Jllflll. is odd. Hy-Y, 10, 11, 123 Historical Study Club, 12. -T. T. GmN'1'11.xM Men of feu' 'zrorrls are the best men. Hi-Y. 10, 11, 123 Historical Study Club, 12. GUIQIMN STACY 'ylnrl from his lips as morn from Memnon drew Rivers of Melodies. Glee Club, 10, 11, 12: Hi-Y, 10, 11, 123 Orchestra and Band, 10, 11, 12, Explosion Club, 123 Historical Club, 12, -Tnssniz BECKE'l l' A diligent slzlflent. 'very smart In ull classes she is cz bright spot. Cicero Club, 11, Virgil, 123 Exponent, 115 Historical Study Club, 12. EMILY JANE Cxnerrali Of surpassing beauty in the bloom of youth. Hy-Y, 10, 11, 125 Historical Study Club, 123 French Club, 12. Jon Pnmx Joe is our best qualified orr'l1est1'a leader. Hi-Y, 10, 123 Band, 10, 123 Glee Club, 10, 122 His- torical Study Club, 12. PAGE 'FHIRTY-ElfiH'l' 'If . G 'rifggi ffl :Q My BIARTHA BEDINGER 1lIartlia's intellect and life is tulmirefl by us all. Hy-Y, 10, 11, 12, Historical Study, 121 Glee Club, 12, Przyfrox Ilvomts None but himself can be his equal. Glee Club, 10, 11, 123 Hi-Y, 113 Historical Study. 12. ANNIE Lot' Il12I1wi:I,BEnu A street personality is the greatest gift of all. Hy-Y, 10, 11, 12: Historical Study, 12, Exponent Club, 12, Dramatic Club, 12. XVILTON Ll l'RlL'K No man is happy who does not think himself SO. Economics Club, 12. Ri mslz E1,L1f:N -lu11NsTi ix That she takes things easy, ire must agree But just before CIUYIZS she is stzulious as van be. Historical Study, 125 Economics, 113 Hy-Y, 10, 11, 12 F11 JYD Fi isT11:R Floyd rlifl please us with his talent. Hi-Y, 10, 11, 12: Exponent Club, 123 Historical Study 12g Photography Club, 12, ALMA STll'I'l,AND Though I mn ricucioics aurl yay. yet I hazre some- thing in me lIll7lg6l'0llS.u Hy-Y, 11, 123 Economics Club, 12. Plllllll' RIBLET Happy am I, from care am free Why arent they all eontentefl like me? Latin Club, 123 Cheerleader, 12. PAGE 'FHIRTY-NINE 9' 1 up 'ffkftizffl ' L1 gf EL X LU'1'J IIELEN RIILNER She who rloes faithfully today will be wanted to- 7?1fO'I'T0'lU.u Hy-Y, 10, 11, 12, Spanish Club, 113 Economics Club, 12. WATSUN POWELL Music his mark, his life. his destiny: Melody through all his duyxf' Orchestra, 10, 11, 123 Hi-Y, 10, 11, Band, 123 His- torical Study Club, 10. BIARll.XRl:I'l' H.xRmN Sober, Steadfast, Loyal. Hy-Y, 11, 125 Dramatic Club, 12: Economics Club. 12: Spanish Club, 123 Historical Study Club, 12. JAMES POWELL Small in stature but great in ability. Hi-Y, 10. 11, 12, Masliers, 1215 Economics Club, 12, EL1z.xis1-1'1'1r BIYIQRS What thou ivill. thou. shalt rather enforce 'it with a smile. Historical Study Club, 12. ETHAN ALLEN Enjoy the present 'while 11021. mayg Tomorrou' -is still aomther day. LOLA CARPENTE1: Her air. her ntamiers, All who see admire. Spanish Club, 12: Hy-Y, 123 Historical Study Club, 12. ERNEST Moss truler. nobler gentleman is seldom. seeng To know him. is to be his friend. Economics Club, 12g Historical Study Club, 12. PAGE Ft JR'l' Y yi I lt ff' Q .5 gf 2.1. X M LII .Z' lllvxrzixx BAINES HBl'l7llll1lI1g over with joy of lining and with good will, her bright eyes tzvinkling with jun. Historical Study, 111 Economics, 125 Hy-Y, 10, 11, 12 Gnolmls LXLLI-IX The worlfl knows nothing of its greatest men. Hi-Y, 10, 113 Historical Study, 123 Maskers, 12. M.xR.1oRIE Vizwr Her air, her manners. all who sate arlmirerl: C'0urteous though. cog and gentle and refined. Hy-Y, 10. 11, 12: Historical Study, 123 Economics 123 Cicero, 10. Gnlnzulc llur,1.1xuswinz'r11 His life is gentle. and the elements su rniferl in him, that Nature might stand up and sag to all the world, 'This is a rnan, ' Photography, 125 Exponent, 121 Historical Study. 12: Hi-Y, 12. TNJRUTIIY liLi.zt:Y A perfect iroman. nobly planned. To ltttlfll, to comfort, and eommanzlf' LI1:oN.xRD FLAIQK When I flon't lrnon' irliether to fight or not, I al- ways fiyllff' Historical Study Club, 123 Hi-Y, 10, 11, 12. Tommie DI'IIiIJ llowxlxu Steals timiflly away. Shrinking as violets do in SllI7Zlll67 8 ray. Hy-Y, 10, 123 Historical Study, 123 Spanish Club, 12. JACK SMITH An able man shows his spirit by gentle uvorrls anrl resolute actions. Economics, 12: Hi-Y, 10, 11, 12. PAGE F4 PRTY-l VN li if is 29' 57' l ,. , 1, lllllll 'lg 'W Fly OPPENHEIJI This would be a dull world, were it not for people like Fay, who seem to get fun out of everything. Hy-Y, 10, 11, 123 Dramatic Club, 11, Vice-Presidentg 'F rencl1 Club, 115 Algebra Club, 11, President. BILL IIARDIN His pleasing personality, and jolly good fellowship lirwe made him fl host of friends. Hi-Y, 11, 123 Historical Study Club, 12. -l1'AN1T.l BRANDON Juanita is d conscientious student a real sport at play. and d true friend. Historical Study Club, 12. Bos IIUWELL Bob is one of the most popular. and Desi all round fellows on the Campus. Cicero Club, 103 Exponent Club, 12, Hi-Y, 10, 11 Secretary, 125 Draniatics, 10, 123 Glee Club, 123 Associate Editor, Tiger Talks, 125 Baud, 12, De- bating Club, 12. IJRANCES EAKIN Surely ice iroift forget Frances and 'Nappyf' Hy-Y, 10, 113 Spanish Club, 12. -lL'LH's BROWN lt is 'very seldom there comes to us Cl fellow as unassuming, studious and quiet as Julius. MAUIQIQIQN Linus JII1Ill'FF7l possesses all those qualities of ufomen l0lllC'll, will make her suceessflll in the pmfessional world. French Club, 113 Economics Club, 12, l'1mx'.xRn SHEFFII-:Ln --u'7,g,,g1,7gr there is anything fo be done right Edzccird is the man to -Call on. Explosion Club, 125 Hi-Y, 10, PAGE FFIRTY-'I'Xl'lQJ 7 ,X 1 Qi. ran..- fu-1' '-Y I ' nk ' ' mfim .I W I .gil 'X 4 D 1' N X W4 u1'ur.n GERALDINIQJ Roulims She is elerer. talented. original, and snirirt iritlmiit being especially stiirliozisf' Hy-Y, 10, 113 French Club, 10, 113 Dramatic Club 12, Explosion Club, 123 Economics, 125 Glee Club, 10. BERTIIA BlE.Xl'L'II.X1IP Sini'erity is the keynote of her 1If'I'8UlI!lIlf1l.-' Hy-Y, 113 Economics, 12. NV. L. XVES'1'M1 iR1-:LAND One of those likeable ehfips, who has the 'rare faeultg of making friends with everyone. Hi-Y, 10, 11, 12. EYELYN 'l'1ioMlxs Shy, modest. and get sonieieliat eoq1iertisli. Hy-Y, 10, 11, 12. F. Bl. IQINARIJ Along with ozitstdnrling imrk in eluss, he is also Ollf-Yfflllfilllgl in ciihletiesf' Explosion Club, 123 Hi-Y, 10, 11, 123 J-Club, 10, 11 123 President, Snplmluure Class 10, BIARY Sm: 1X1t'l..XI'RIN A girl possessed of the liiiigiioroiis ease of the Nuzifli- lanil but with K1 -Y1lI'lIl'lNilIgl degree of filiility beneath tlidi quiet. Economics, 123 Explosion Club, 123 History Club, lil CLENNIH Wu.i.I.xMs We do not doubt that she will make fi sz1ef'ess of ererytliing she attempts to do, BVRT CIIRISTINSON Burt is rather cz modest. 'iuiassicining young gentle man. He is kind and eriergetiv and can alivuys be depended on. Hi-Y, 10, 11, 125 Economies Club, 11. PAGE Fin:'i'Y-'l'H1:14:E Y Qi, L -a-.wh r-ll, 1- .fs .v .4-Y. II' 4 nfl' , v r fi , O' a ' - x fu Q, U. sf , J' .i ,, . iii 0'C . 3 .fl ?11..F 24, . a 1 4, 'Iii' Q 5 j n . W v 4' Eff- F ,L . .fu VZ- I., -T V. O ., A. iv, A . ' - ,L 11 ll' f ffm- 46.1 . I J 1. I 4' .-ff, 1' ' .Q '19 56 fi ,, 'ff I . ' -gf gig. . L , -1' U 7-:P 4 Q ' .' R u Y 4. 1 ' -'K 51.-. oi' ' fi' 3- . 't .1 il fr. M x I ck S 0 ru I-, 'N ' I 'W ' ' ' fn. A if -1 v AP .'13,, H f 4 sl' , RQ ig xr ., If 4 3 '.'. ' Fx: ' Q l :xl 'ili GENEVIEVE WILDE Be master of your art, though it strain thy heart and drain Iife's best. Hy-Y, 10, 11, 123 Historical Study Club, 12. AMYOT MCCooI, Give every man your ear, but few your voice. Exponent Club, 123 Historical Study Club, 12, Treasurer. AITBREY lllORGAN o'He who is persistent in his irork is sure of success. Exponent Club, 123 Historical Study Club, 125 Hi-Y, 12. EVELYN ROBINSON He who makes no mistakes does nothing,- He who makes too many loses his job. Hy-Y, 125 Historical Study Club, 123 Spanish Club, 10. TVINCENT Gmzco Work is irork. and must be done, Yet as I work I have my fun. Social Science Study Club, 12. M.xR1oN XVHITEHURST The greatest 'ali-round' boy in high school. Economics Club, 123 Dramatics Club, 12. lllARlli W'HITEHE.xD To strive, io seek, to find, and not to yield. Cicero Club, 103 Virgil Club, 123 Historical Study Club, 12, CLIF'roN BINGIIAM I firrmt to get 'married io all of f07'f'lL7l8'S daughters except mis-fortune. Maskers, 123 Latin Club, 12. PAGE 1-'irR'l'Y-FirI'H Ky fr lg,- .,F,' '.A5v,!'L . Q ,- Qu, all fl H -Jia! 'wfgf' I ROSE DIARY LEMLY They always win the golden day, Who listen much and little say. Hy-Y, 10, 11, 125 Glee Club, 11, 123 Historical Club, 12. BILLY HENIWERSON 'kilicays good for a laugh. anrl yet art displays his true talent. Hi-Y, 10, 11, 123 Dramatic Club, 103 Maskers, 123 Debaters' Club, 12, Economics Club, 123 Historical Club, 123 Photography Club, 12: International Club 125 Tiger Talks Staff, 123 Art Study Club, 123 Art Editor, Cotton Boll, 12. HALBERT HQLDER In the spring Halberfs frzmiies are lightly turniizg to the thoughts of diploma. Hi-Y, 10, 11, 123 Historical Study Club, 123 Ex- plosion Club, 12. FRANCES XVIIITE Rich, prizes wait for those who do not waiver. Hy-Y, 11, 123 Spanish Club, 123 Historical Study, 12, A LEX G1'lRDt'bN He who uvould keep from idling must Czrer keep Clinzbiiigf' Hi-Y, 10, 11, 12: Historical Study Club, 12. BIARY LANE VVoi1AoR Earth has 'not anything to show more fair. Hy-Y, 10, 11, 123 Explosion Club, 123 French Club, 12 SHELTON' BOLEN We laugh with him and at him For he's filled with 'wit up to the brim. Hi-Y, 10, 11, 123 Historical Study Club, 12. BIINNIE HEBIPHILL The milclest manners and the gentlest heart. Hy-Y, 11, 123 Economics Club, 12. PAGE FORTY-FIVE V t Q, wiv ,lx 9. bv.. 01 'j41uv1lI F' 1 21:2 fy Jlumxd CLIFFORD MACGOWAN, JR. He bcrzrs lhe distinction flue a 'well-cl1'C.9scfZ man. Hi-Y, 10, 113 Historical Study Club, 12. Fmssus CONIN15 WC Zenom her but slightly Ami yet .she seems very, very nice. W.x1.'1'11:1i NVUUDROXV IIOXNIE ll'oozlrou2'x troubles will .worm be o'Gr, HCMIIISG he vzever was fond of xtzulyihgf' BIARVIN Colulx He who is fliliymt in his work. s1l,c'c'f'xs will c-rozrn his Gfforisf' Virgil Club, 11: Historical, 123 Photography, 123 Exponent Club, 125 Hi-Y, 11, 12. F-Xi kj -'Xxx PAGE l LJR'l' Y - Sl X BESSIE LINN MEMOIQIAM WI-IITE f gYf!l9I',S E117-!7lllzC' C710 Xliczzrgfzzlcr Bessie Linn NVhite is dead. They had to tell me about it, because in her final death agony I deserted her. When I could do no more, I ran away. She would not have left me so: she was too good a soldier for that. All her life she had been fighting battles-against odds-and the final struggle against death was her first defeat. The longest battle of her career was in her school work, to overcome the handicap of a poor start in the elementary grades. For seven years. she spent every afternt on and three hours at night preparing her lessons. And. until last year she rarely made more than a passing grade. But she never gave up and she never failed. Last year things began to get easier for her, and her crowning triumph was a perfect grade in her final examination i11 mathematics. This year her progress was much smoother and more pleasant in all her subjects. She had the same fidelity to her tasks. but could afford to take time out to cultivate some friendships. She became a member of a little club of high school girls, who once or twice a week enjoyed together a wienie roast, or a candy pull. There were no boys at these gatherings, but what jolly times the little friends had. Bessie Linn's time for a beau or sweetheart had not yet come, yet if you asked her what she wanted to be in life. she would tell you with beautiful simplicity that she'd like to be a wife and a mother. But till her death her dad was her only sweetheart: upon him she lavished all her thought and her affection. The seventy-five cents, which she had saved out of her -lunch money, all went into Christmas presents for the others of the family. but of the amount she spent thirty-five cents for the pair of socks which she proudly hung on the Christmas tree addressed to Dear Old Dad. But sacrifice for others was fundamental in her character. It came so easy to her that she was never conscious of the beauty of her unselfishness. Her clothes, her amusements, her little treasures had always been simple almost to the point of penury, but from her there was no bitterness. no complaint. and no self-pity. She took what we could honestly afford and asked no more. For Christmas she had asked one gift only-a Senior ring of Jackson High School. 'That gift was not denied her, but it was deferred. lileanwhile she could be unaffectedly happy and satisfied. Even in her last illness she did not wish to be taken to the hospital for fear we could not afford it. Unaffected simplicity and honesty in word and act became her like a garment. A lie was impossible to her natureg it did not occur to her to practice deception or guile. Hel' nature was forthright and genuine, And today we bury all that is mortal of her. She goes in her simple little party dress-the only one she ever had. Those who would judge that her life has been meagre, should consider the inestimable riches of the character she had built for herself. She had that in her which deserves to live endlessly. Much of God I saw in her, and I must believe that her soul abides forever with Him in those reaches beyond our farthest star. M. C. WHITE. I'.Xtj E lf'Ull'1'Y- SEVEN ,, 1 v .ff N, l H Nl' , H 5- 9 ar hi Lili,-.4 tw-we glle CJe1zfors XVhat ho? VVhy the joyous escapade? Why the cap-and-gown parade? Those for whom a crown is made. The SENIGRS! They come! They'1'e ever passing, row by row, As swiftly come, more swiftly go. See their faces all ag-low! The SENIORSI They 1ll?l1'Cl1l Joyous. vibrant. gay, alive! Through this life to daily strive, To carry on, to work, to thrive! The SENIORS! They ,re gone! They whose high sehool days are done VVhose battles now are fought and won Gallantly ended as begun. The SENIORSI VVhat, now? NVill they all find happiness Guided by the star Success? Let us hope that GOD will bless The SENIORS! PAGE FORTY-EIGHT fl P., ' i :J Y r -.ill-fi -QF' L. . Q, 650.55 'O l ecy Ages come and ages go but memories last forever. Time has passed swiftly since we were in high school and as the years go by, apparently increasing in speed as they increase in number, the recollections of our school days grow clearer. If I hadn't seen Jack Reed working in Franlfs Shoe Store last week I would never have discovered the various mockers and masters of trades our class has produced. Some have done well: some wisely: and some not at all. Some, I regret to say, I couldn't find. The number who have plunged headlong into the sea of matrimony are legion, in fact they are too many to mention. lt seems queer to think ten years have passed since we bade our last farewell to our Alma Mater, but they have passed and I do not begrudge the weeks spent in search for our old classmates. Genevieve Wilde is a doctor now and opened her office in the Lamar Life Building last year. Wayne Brown has his own filling station and is getting along fine with Dorothy. Frank Owen and Rose Ellen Johnston finally married and now he can mark up the wall of his own house. Margaret Biggs, and I might add she is Biggs no longer, has her hands full raising a family of little Pauls and Megs Frances Eakin is still called Chubby by Helen Milner. R. L. Brown has replaced Joe E. Brown in the movies. Richard Davis, one of those strong, silent men, bought a ranch in Wyoming and is out among the wide open spaces. Do you remember the girl who faced the ordeal of singing alone in music class unafraid? ll'ell, Lucille Strahan recently signed a contract with the Metropolitan Opera Company. Sidney Reber is one of our foremost financiers. Last week while looking for a new apartment I discovered Nevin Bolen running a fashionable apartment house on North State. Bill Bloomfield is certainly thriving in the field of journalism. Did you read his article on, VVhy Women Should Not Go To VVar'? Floy Beauchamp had begun the career of writing books on Golden Thoughts when Cupid shot her and now she is happily married and living in Wesson. Billy Henderson accepted the Pictorial Reviews offer to draw beautiful girls for the cover. Rose Ellen Cottrell has written two books which are best sellers and her book of poetry goes to press next week. F. M., better known as Bruiser, Kinard is coaching football at dear old Central High. Last summer when I attended the recital of the highly praised Berkley Muh, I wondered who the charming accompanist was. It was Ruth Ellzey. Did you hear Joe Penix's orchestra last night? The announcer for that station is Douglas McDowall. Didn't he speak pleadingly while he was extolling the merits of Sweetly Scented. Soft, Soap Suds for Scouring Soiled Skillets'? I saw A. T. Shawhan Saturday. She and her aviator husband Frank Lofton are planning a trip similar to the one the Lindberglrs took in '33-'34. The Commercial Appeals editor is Billy Lauderdale. W. L. Boyt is running a grocery store. Leave it up to Dubber to be sure of something to eat. The Hy-Y leader for tenth grade girls is Jean Kinnaird. Jean is still here but now sl1e's teaching English. Ray Scott is the prosperous owner of a ladies-ready-to-wear shop. Margaret Parker, who is quite versatile, has just finished a picture which the New York critics are raving HTJOUL Bill Hardin flys the passenger plane from here to Los Angeles by way of Denver. Eugenia Gober has married her preacher and is playing the organ in a church in a small town about twenty miles east of here. Katherine Ellis and Sara Buie are co-editors of the Life and Judge magazines. Mary Jo Stroud is singing in a night club accompanied by Rives Hutcherson's orchestra. PAGE FORTY-NINE , gh V LYS 'II22 Emmett Vvacaster has been in Congress a year now and is very interested in the Franco-German Peace Pact. Lola Davis, who majored in physical education at Baylor is now the director of physical education for girls here. We are very proud of our gymnasium that Contractor S. T. Cone completed this summer. It has four playing courts and four dressing rooms. Helen Pratt and Catherine Ricks are charming young models for Elgin NVells and XVilliam Bettersworth in New York. I hear they all like the night life there. Ernest Brady was the Interior Decorator for our new Public Library. George Forbes is now acting in the capacity of financial adviser to Billy Kimbrell and his dear wife, the former Miss Stella Frankinson. Billy, meanwhile, has become a famous divorce lawyer. Rodney Gates is an insurance man and the town's most eligible bachelor. Floyd Foster has gone in for drawing maps and playing the Xylophone in a big way. Juanita Crosby is Jean Harlow's head secretary. Vincent Greco is a wholesale merchant in fruit. I passed Marjorie Vest on the street the other day and she's still giggling. Frances Fletcher is teaching second year algebra up here now. Weren't you proud of Alonzo Westbrook when he made his speech at the Demo- cratic Convention last fall? That boy is destined for the presidency. Our brunette Mae West, Marie Austin still making trips to French Camp. Halbert Holder has lost two more teeth but not in the same manner that he lost his front one. He didn't swallow the other two. And Mildred Aldridge, dear old Mildred, has joined the ranks of those who spat for life. Leonard Clark is now a traveling salesman for Dr. Makum Syche's Vegetable Tonic. Lloyd Everett chose the kind of business one would last have any association with. Hes an undertaker. Helena Hare developed a mania for speed and entered the auto races in New Orleans to be held this coming summer. Clifford Kip Macgowan has inherited the coffee interest and opened a branch in Memphis. Fay Oppenheim, owner of five chain stores, is in New York buying the summer wardrobes for the women of Mississippi, Jack Van Devender made a short visit i'1 his home town recently when he returned with the Celtics. They played the Jackson team which is coached by Lavelle Sims. Barbara La Belle Bennett is still leading H1611 on and doe'sn't know whom she likes. To think that Jimmy Powell and Woodrow Bonner won first place in the breast stroke and diving contests respectively in the Olympics! Marion Whitehurst has reached his goal of four hundred pounds. Surgeon Shelton Bolen recently opened his office in the Standard Life Building. Surely you remember Mary Lane Womack, that glamorous, exotic film star who played in Conscienceless recently., It's nice to say I knew her when - - - I saw in the paper that Dick Pridgen, never having recovered from the loss of his limousine. Here Fisher, Billy Hawkins, Lillian Young, and Henrietta Rehfeldt, a popular young circles. After finishing at M. S. C. VV., Minnie Leon Thomas, of Thomas Depa1'tment booklzeeper J. D. Carmichael. had joined the navy. is a list of the secretaries our class has produced: Sally Chambers, Rosa Louise Velsansky. matron here. is quite a leader in social Hemphill is back there as dietitian. Store fame. has as his extremely efficient Philip Riblett, better known as Pete, has developed into a first class bar tender. Last week when I went into Madame Zieda's Salone I saw Lauton Marshall. Guess what she was doing. Why keeping books. of course. Susan Welch and Lois Major are charter members of the Sorority of Silent Sisters. Mary Alice VVehb is a music teacher. Bettie Drane, aside from winning several prizes for her modernistic art, is news editor for the Daily News. Mildred Mt-Neill is the private secretary of the Ambassador to Spain, and is enjoying immensely the traveling involved. PAGE FIFTY I Q- lf' -ls. R-'1' R . T H., 7 ike? J 1 5 -J 5 Lu Qfass Qigstory At last we have come to our goal, and now we are ready to look back on the days that are gone by. Our history lives now in our own minds, but time dims all memories. and in later years it will be pleasant to recall memories of the long ago- when we were young. It was only a few years ago that a large group of Cubs started out to travel through the dense jun-gle of School. They had received advice from their friends and families had been directed what road to take, but their parents could not go with them, For a number of years they had been training for this trip, but heretofore they had taken the matter not seriously, but lightly, as young cubs do. Since the jungle was so deep and strange the Cubs were a little afraid and pro- ceeded very cautiously. Time was pressing, however, the1'e being 11 long journey of f0UI' Ywrs ahead of them, so they quickened their pace. When they entered the globin of the deep forest they were met by a few elders, guides, whose valuable instruction and guidance was very much needed. Soon the Cubs learned how to proceed, the wisest ones following the advice of those older guides, who counselled them to use common sense and to go by the upper paths of hard study, honesty. and homewark. The few who disregarded the advice of the guides by using no common sense and gaing by the lower paths of neglect of study. Cheating. and no preparation, soon found that although they started out in the same direction as the others. the paths they had chosen led into sloughs of failure, swamps of laziness, and the den of the Exam tribe. Soon both groups were told that they must meet this wild tribe of Mid-Term Exams, and that preparation was necessary. Accordingly, each one paused to train himself as seemed best. Feeling superior to the others, or just feeling lazy, a few were so unwise as to neglect this proper training and as a result they were overcome by the difficulties encountered. Among this group were those who had taken the lower and seemingly easier road, where enemies were fewer. They had by taking side paths, avoided encounters with Assignments, Tests, and others, which their wiser friends had already conquered. After the encounter with the savage Exams the Cubs went on as before, some with pleasure now, others with dread, Towards the end of the year another tribe of Exams, called Final Exams confronted our little ones. This time only the weaker ones faced them for the guides had pointed out to those who had traveled and fought Well. a new way out-pass the Exams by means of the bYDP1Il1 of Exemptions. Many were they who went that smooth way with joy. Ot those who did face the Exams, some survived, while others were overcome and driven back. We see little of those now, for our eyes follow the ones that stepped forward. So ended the first year, The growing Cubs now found themselves in a beautiful garden, called Summer Holidays, where no savage enemies came, and where they spent their time in ease and pleasure. Rest was surely pleasant after such hard toil: there they rested in prepara- tion for the next year, which would be harder than the first. A few of the weak ones realizing their weakness. but wishing to start out again with the others, did not live at ease in that beautiful garden of Summer Holidays, but fought and struggled off to one side, in the valley called Summer School Pass, with some of the enemies already conquered by the others. As a result, when the second year began they were tired and irritable, and soon slipped into their old easy ways. The second year passed much as had the first, though the way was now steeper and harder than before. A group of new guides led them, for the others were left behind to bring on new ones PAGE FIFTY-ONE fe if?-'fi ff is is' LIS' just starting their journey. In spite of the difficulty of the way and the strangenes' of the guides, it seemed more pleasant to travel on. The growing Cubs found time for play as well as work, so they formed themselves into groups and made a game out of some of the tasks facing them. Their most savage enemies, Exams, came this year close on the heels of the strong tribes of History, Geometry, English, and others, in different parts of the paths. Again the conquered ones tried to catch up by going through the difficult Summer School Pass, while the others rested in ease and pleasure. So ended the second year. As the Cubs met again the next year, they saw in each other that they had grown much. Time and experience had brought looks of courage and fortitude to their faces, a sense of strength and well-being to their bodies. a feeling of perseverance and ability to their minds. They were. indeed, no longer the little Cubs that had started out, though still cubs in years. However, they still had to look to their new guides for help and guidance, for there were many more dangers to meet, such as: Algebra, a great mountain covered with savage enemies, which must be met and conquered: more of the English tribe that they had met beforeg and other paths and enemies, ways by which some chose to go that they might be better fitted for future enemies to be met after scaling the peak of Graduation. Some of these were: Latin, a deep and wide river, filled with whirlpools and hidden rocks, which must be crossedg French, a valley of stones, which must be traversed: Physics, a path through a grove of trees, with deep hidden pools, lurking enemies, and danger wus pitfalls, which must be traveled: and others, too many to tell about. During this hard year a great many fell into the canyon of Flunk, and climbed out again only with great difficulty. Some were forced to tur11 back and start over on different paths, but others kept their faces turned ahead, and their eyes open to all the dangers, and beauties, too, of the path. Again they met Exams: again those same Exams were conquered by 'some, as before: again the Cubs stepped into the beautiful garden of Summer Holidays, some off to the side, as before. By the fourth year of foraging in the jungle of School, the Cubs had grown into strong, confident, capable Tigers, full-grown, looking on the world with an air of ability and competence. Now the tribe of Mid-Term Exams held little dread for them, but many were the lofty hills and deep valleys to be crossed before the Tigers saw looming up before them the loftiest peak of all, Graduation. Those who had lagged behind hastened their steps when they saw it. and overtook the others. So intent were they on their goal that some forgot the savage Final Exams, a tribe of wild beasts which dwelt on the very mountain slopes. As a result, a few were defeated and sent to the foot of the peak to climb again, but most of our young friends climbed to the summit steadily, and there they at last looked out on the world-the jungle behind, new land in front-at the end of the long journey. if-5 . . Z- -. PAGE riiffr Y-Two if K Q3- ff-I . Q21 'c VXNL YC x Gt x xg: X x Q A 'Q ,37 7 , 'X T 8 'S IOHS 4 'E 9 4 u3'zn:a 'fx' , ,W 1 Aflll n..J UH' X STEWART BROUME, Presiclenf Oh, hello girlsf' CLARA 1+'R.xNur:s IJIQNT, Vive-I'rrxidenf A girl after my own heart. KA'l'1l1-JRINE BEAsI,r:Y, Sm-r01'ury Like rr yay 1Jdi7lfi71fl.N .I15ANE'1'Tr: VAN ZANIYI' A thing of bmllfy. is cz joy forever. JUE BIUIJAINRHLIN Hive me inure time to study. -IANIE Mu: ALFQRU 'tUf,'llfIf 'IIIF7I may llI'f'fE'l' blzmrls-' JANW1' Mc'HAx1-: Lots of fun. Ilruu IJANDRVM Tu lflllllt' him is fn admire him. l'1,1F'ruN Mf'KIcNz11f: 31 7l'0l'f1lll'1IiI6 s'miIe.' JUANITA PIERCE Dig1nifiefI DFll1lf!l, GRAVE CLARK Happy as hm' smiIr'. TKVHC FIFTY-FUl'H tr 7 Y 1 A 31-- IIE:-RLIE VIRGINIA TAIIAIAIIIIE My recipe of life is tzro Iiawels of fun 111111611 with ll ilzree-imili grin, ARKII: MARY LI1:w1s GP11fIf'11f's.s of s11ePI'l1. I1P11Pfi4'f'11t of 111i11rI,' The mir of S11'Pf'f11P.vs to hm' ix fISSiflI1P41.w' U.xTII1:RIN1-3 WII,I,1IxxIs fl 11411111.11 flixpusitiuii Illf'I'ifN .SIII-f'6s.s,' Furlllrze 1I'iII trikf' var? uf itxvlj. 1XR1'llIE IJIXIIN Hail fl'Ullll', IVPII 1nIfi. ' YIRHINIX W1:I,I.s I11 1161'.wIf shi' 1111-1-Iirili nut' Xu .vi11111IfP.v! rI11ty is fffrglut, MAR1:,x1c1c'1' 1Il'Hl'llY Good lllllllfll' ix ilu' rlmr hluf' uf hu' sky t,'II.xR1.IxIc l IcI.1,Ix Sim glrtx 0111' l4IPff'. Jule Hl'IsH,xH1m And ri 1HPl'l'1l 11111 .will irux l11'. AIIIICICN VRUXY NIP ll'iII ronif- 1111-41111111 1111 top. Lu1'IsIc VIHIIIJN 'Lfl QIIFFH iritlmzli ll fl11'UII?.'A CATIIIQIIINIQ f'A1ll'I4ICI1L I11 'Avfllilllfllll' she llIl'4'IIt 11l.u II.xz11:I, -TI-:AN P.x1:IiIiIc Like 0 tf11'r'h in our HlifIS1'.N PAGE FI FTY- FI Y I+' 1 .Qu fx' vig: 11 'iiwihf ' J-' rg' f ll - nn X I , '91 Wai fa: Y 1 5 g ' 9 H1116 PAGE VIRGINIA ADKISSON A true friend. IIILIIRIE QIIINN 'You llAU'llZfI71'f study either. had you. Hill1'ie'x flashing ways. N.vr XVIIITTEN Thy modesiy is a candle to Thy merit. BEATRICE GIIRDIIN liaise and grave attend her as a scholar. HEIII-:N HART 'Fur her heart was in her ll'0I'k. and her heart yivetli grace to every act. IIVGH MuN'1'GuMERY 'Life is a pleasant i1z.v1it1ltian: lake it as it vomes. always aiming at The best. RFBY BI:1'IwI's 'She hath. a daily heauiy in her life, Hfouyht on by llllI1S0lllP smiles and Cheerful ways. BEN NAI-IER lIer'e's to yirls and ofher 6.I?11f ?lS6S. GLENN USIIIIRNIQ Hall oh, old world. and 1'll roll with ya. FRANCIS RIVERS Her irorils are jew. but her ideas many. XVARRIQNE SIIAVVIIAN A lcihrl heart is Ivarllz gold. RICI-IIQI.. AIIIIIIISIIN 'Nha Il'lll1 has a thozlsanrl friends. has not one io spare. FIFTY-SIX Upward and 'not f101U7lll'fl7'fl.u They I am TIIPVFAS ,W if . . I if 5 'YL 1 W Ole. l V 1. LQ :.:. 5- Q1 BIAY ELLEN CH1CHEsTER GEORGE ARlISTRl,lNCl szmllozl' me. hook. line rmrl .sinlferf NANCY TlxYLnR Shes neealeml here. IIHMHR '1'rl-:NER as free from zmrry us Cl turtle I5 featlzersf' CEXVENIJHLYN PARKS '11 zvinnirzg 1-lzurzzvterf' H.XR4lLl7 RUBERTSUN Silenee ix golden. BIARY MQMRE FAR1sI1 cz zrealtlz of Il'lSlIlllll in her gIGllf'l'.' PHINEAS STI'fl'HENS Uvllf1 1l him. IADVISI-I Sxmrvr We like her. ERSKINE XVHLLS DC1IFIllI1l ble. PEARL l'u11EN 'Hqlllllill' fhro1lyl1. SIDNEY XVATSUN Hard u'm'ker1.'V' PA GE FIFTY-SEVEN l:: 1 YW I ','7fEg - H Q b 4 5-Qhfgf .... M LAURA GIBBUNS S0 live that you Ivill owe no mon an apology. CIIARIIES JAMES 'Let us PIIIIFCILOI' so to lifne thai 'lflllill Ire :lie even the unrlrwtaker will be sorry. IIUHACE HIQNSIIN Trike it easy. hare your fun, onfl le! the ol-l lL'0I'lll flicker on. ESTIIICH IJEE DRIIKIQ Thy wnorlesty is a candle to thy nzeriff' J. M. DIIAII Everytliing ponies to those who wait, there- fore. Irhy h1lrry. ' M.xR'I'IIA VAHNAIIU Thai srhoolyirl l'Olll1Ilf .I'lUlI..' LIIVINE Vox 1'oise nnrl grove uttenfl her as fl svlzolorf' 'WAI.'I'I:R E. H I1I.I'II s Nniile and the 'll'UI'lII sniiles with and you sleep alone. you. Snore ICRIIA LIQI: BVRNQ Slay in the fight until the end. XYIRGINIA RIZIIIIING Wl1I1t'.v Irell begun is half done. f'LlF'I'llN SoI.4IIwIoN Determination is the niusfer key io szlec-r'sS, JI'ANI'I.I S'I'RATToN Her praise comes from fhoxe who knozr her. VAGE FIFTY-EIG HT -4 E, ,v ' ? by em' EVELYN B URGE E'veryZ1orIy's fl'f?I14I.u BILLY VAN DEvI1NI9I:I: 'ANIIVII nimlesiy, S1lI'lI rliniplrs. 1 MARIIIN Ruas A .vzreet lIi81IUSifi0lI.u P.xI'L SIII:I'FII:I.II Break my trunipet, and you brwik my heart. I+lI,IzAIaI:TII UIIIQIN Diz'i11PI1l full. REAL GIIII-'I-'ITI-I Size IIUFS not makin lllllf'11 aIifV7'6r'e11I:r2,' JEAN f'0Ml.Y She iiiulwx Jrivkxon 41 Troy. ALIsEIz'I' H Izxm' BH'l'1l I 'NIC Tf'21niS is liix lzulibyf' HI I'II I RAsIcR JPIIiff BFllAtlI'6'. ' WIIIT Animls BIQIRII A king zfitliozif ri f1lI'OI1P.U UAIISIIN RIIIsIiR'1'sIIN I.ittIP but loud. VIIILIINIII PI2'rTI'I' ln her 110116111 therfi is Pwr U gentle' dignity. PAGE FIFTY-NINE 4 ! K! N 'N TO GIQACE GILMGIQE Our hearts are saddened by a fate Phat has taken our dearest friend, A flower whose hnd was not fnlly open But whose t'ragrant'e with life did hlend. Grace, ynnr smiles were worth lllllfll Fo friends wha grieve their loss-- Yon little knew the joy you vast Wlien SUlIll'1lllt' vlsn- was vmss. What a pity you had tu leave ns .Inst when life had so nnivh tu give! But Gnd alone did the calling: For a greater piirpuse he t'tirllade ynn live. To all the friends who mourn her passing: Let ine 1-heer ynn with a ward-- Gravf- is nut dead l Only to lie awz Jllt gently sleepin! tits-ned luv her lard A TO J. D. BROOKS Like fallen forest innnarm-h. t'tlllt1ll4Jl'8fl hy the storin A vanquished hero, silent. pale, and cold Tn hiln our hearts in praise will ever warnt .Xnd in our l.llllllS,lllS his lnein'ry we wil. hold. The it-y hand tit' grasping, c-lntehing death, The tyrant master of the final hour, lhrew from this youth lil'e's fleeting breath And placed him in the grave 'neath su' and flow'r. We know he's living on this day With lleave-n's happy, singing lnnrtlel The Lord giveth and lie taketh away Blessed be the name of the Lord. ,fgggw '21- Q 41 NJ 'lg fx rj 5 Y gh R55 Hili, ,r , ' 1 , 1 - , , 1, 5 ' 1 s xg .. 5 ugm, 4 ,, D q 5 , ' 'ffl qv, ww N ' ks Q J Q if 2, gl! D 'ff Q I , iv' ' 1 .I f, UIQ 1. u 1:-KI. I-LA PAGE SIXTY-TYYO ff. II-:LINE HI'TL'IIlNS ELIZABETH SIUNIC XVILLIAM JusIcI'II IYIARY LEGrI,ITTI5 RIARTHA DIQIZS BILL CIILI-: CAIIIILEE PIIATT Necrctu ry Bos M.uI'I'IN CAPPI' Rlvlcs JIMMYI: HALL HAIIRI' RI:I:.xI'I, FIIANIIII5 EI-rs KIKTIXPIRINIQ Pl1lIII.IPb JIQAN BARIIOW GLURGI: RoI:I:II'I'snN ANNII: LLLA Jormsox VIQIINUS WIQLLII EDWINA MA'I'TIIIcws f m JL ,, R' 'W 1 'mm ff . 'i QV, 9 x G CARo1.1Nr: Hrzxmzusux C11.xKI,Es W'11,l.I.xAls AXNIE Rum' CiilCXSliAXV Rmuxxu D.xnxr:1.l, Prexirlelzt Hrzuix D1 1 rnN C.xss1m' Sl'MMI'1RAl.I. El.IZAIlP1'1AH Form Jnnx RV1-'Vs Wn11'1'1x1.Tux Gluxluys Jusrlwi T1'm1.wz1w'1' FELIX SANIYII-'l .R PHYI.1.1s Fuxnl-:HN GIl.lil'Ili'l' CARlD'l'HliIiS .AXNH Emu us Jmllcs F'us1'1':n BIARY Dol'+a1..xs Blm.xnx-wrl' BRYANT R11n.1-:w.xx' HARHII'I1' Hlhllillik JUHN BATH: PAGE SIXTY-THREIC v' . Q- 4-. 2 -1-- Wzxmif' ,ar 154, xPl9 4lM r EUTT BULL s TI-IE CCDTTCDN BCDLI. FCDQ IQSLI Q? CENTRAL I-HGH SCI-ICDCDI. JACIQSQIXI, MISSISSIPPI 1 R . 65 I - A X 1 X '52 tl' V - I f fm... -. s ' ' .ff S I 4, I 5 JV I QI I 'Q h 1 1: fi 7' N , 49, T t ' I- ,N V:- L, AI, Q g , K f f S I W I -- I 'lx M , 52 :1 - V ' YI N S1 O O U 0 C O ks. A fffwsQ5 on T yy umm fry ,F-X GE NIXTY-F1 ilfli F, ALMA C,-xsli SAM McRAE Vxerm B1'1m1c11lc.xn ARTIIFR MIDDLETON JAXICIA: SAMPIE DJXYIII AIURRIS SVIVIE L1-314: PIERCE BIl.I.Y Rum' ct HlNl'i.R'3UN 4 , 4 r Q' '1144 2' M ! f u ' 1 L ' K. Q? ' - 1 J . v v n' x -2' A ,V fx. 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The staff has tried to embody in cold print a little of the intangible spirit of Central High. If you can, in the future, sean these pages and relive in some measure your happy high school days, we will have succeeded. LX IA L ,,6fffv0fn5onf1' .JI 'L , I S I S S'l'HlH1'AI. STVIJY l'l,l'15 - BOYS f Z- 'y 11w7 I F31 JL 1:2 Ii! ll lin lun ill 1 xjma, 4 iss ,.Qi , ,, ,A SM , V XlS1It'I,lIw - l If lulxlb 11,1 IS X X ' A f f J N z'!i ?-if Q 4- lr wg igbwmg i ' xffizrnjfg V y RJ, ,U I xk'f J 1'I.l'lS- MASIQICNH ,A x K ii 1:2 am. XTAXNJ, 111111 r ...H f :- 1 6 K rd 4-4 1 Q- W : , I' Mrk li A X ID . M., ,fvffi 2 ., 1 wwf If -ft U HY, . 1 ,I J fa . .ji g 5, . .Q - .- ww, .'ffif51fi?3?ii N ,mf A . if , , , l ,i Xk HM X 1 -fl I , 0 , , - -.-Y ff.. GIRLS HY-Y - TIGER TALKS S -c ' fx! Qc' 9' I U 1 x 51 wi' ' A215 E jf-V v JBL l ,' I ik, X' .M if Niuuxvgg rf?-555' gfggcrwyx Ji' WV 'wiv ,flluvfh A 3--A., u 4. -in 'fU.'1'Y pw? , . f V Wfagv., Q ' 1 M? ' L il ' fm- fs' ,gfxgu .L J .',, -3327? 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C ecjzcaztzion To our Superintendent and Class Sponsor who has exeniplifiecl all the ideals of our school, encouragecl us when we were lagging, praised us when we were succeeding, always taken our interests to heart, niacle our tasks seein easier, andtnever lost his cheerful smile, we dedicate the Coffolz B011 of 1934. LS I1 L ti9'Lw0flQ50.4 '1 I u W 0 1 G I I , . k , y ,Q- ' rl lu R 3 v 1 I 1 4 fhgfwhf 'a,... 1- . ' , H .x -W, ,N ,. V Q ,fr-'L W.. . ,V 1 ' 54 Ii: ,I ylq mlb. --?Tj fg5g,l A ' ?'Qs, f' , - 5.i'?ff: 33 '-'lI', f' ,'- Q - , Wt' 'Fx- f D Hiya Af' L. ' P-v' ' NJ' - ax. . . V Y 4 , EE-I wrt.:-: ,'., an I . 5. A 1-L r I N: , ,t -ff -3. ug' X .' . ,Y ,viii xv - H A - 1 . -V+-g,, , ,, ,. In A ... 1 f . 4 L s H, f iz f 1 v 1 1 Q A u ,.. , v 1 , 1 V .HL ,. 'Q' mf . I I 5 WAYTW .41 . x , , :nfl .5 4. y ' Q-fi' ,gfLL.g'iTg ,Ng ,LM-.Q-a ' 6. 4 .Af T4 . ' .J I ' ,f-, . ,Cv 1-,ki Q' fa . wx--1-, 1. - , ,, ,r.p. Q-4.-1 .,..-1 MI, 'S , .,. 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QM W r-. fu 97114 WZJZAQMOV Coach J3r0g!e5 74ZfBettezrlvwoz2ZEm F0075 LL FOOTBALL TENNIS COACHES AND CAPTAINS anew .Dub Q CAPE B SKETBALL 9 x N MJfimwa1 ., 'A 2 f N 3 V X, If ' Y 4 wg, E525 3' ' .N 'X X4 .X 2 wi , F ' , N' X' fi - i - wx 1' , 2' ht . Qx Lx xr. v.- I 2 1 If g x , 1 . Uanffmkgfider- GANGWAY!J fl 1 'D ,slr gs..- mcf ,, FRE'li ,G-HT iff K P 2' 1 : 2 .' X Dl7fQ9UlTll--0 . . ...., 1 '- fl' . wx' , f 1 o . 3 A E ul w V u 1- ., Q ?, fi I ' Lifbesj' ' Q jiiharct HA' NEVHQ Toucuzo ME f - 4 r ff LXR ff!! I ' R X , ff xg f W1 e xx ff ww ' ,1 ' at 12 Q , .--u---- , ' I dverittixf ,i 1' I N I E fflavhleins . vw-W I Q! M6 'KS Z? . I , x V-r.?Q',2 , . 1 I .LX'Emiz g., sf-1....f A ,:..'.'. ,M N I 'Fi -gli! I' - 4, ' Tk: 1 r 0 1 5 u ., , ,-L, ffooijiaff A casual glance at the scores would leave the impression that the Tigers had an unsuccessful season in football. From the point of view of games won this is true. The hoys lost seven straight games before finally defeating liiloxi. Then they held Meridian to a scoreless tie. Yet in other ways the results were satisfactory. The students supported their team in spite of adversity and the school spirit they displayed was excellent. The fine sportsmanship ot' the players is especially to he C0111- mended. lt was a credit to the coaches and to the school. And after all are not those the things which really count? Great treasures must pass on so we send our captain a11d stalwart, Bruiser Kinard. onward to make his fame on college gridirons. He has left a great position To he filled. Van his hrother George till it? And there went a red head through tackle, of eoursef lt was Red Sunnners. NVe must pass on more good men. too. There is Mamie l'ridg'en and those churning knees. and at last Skeeter Simpson will catch no more passes for the Tigers, nor will Wolf Van Devender cover any more of Billy Harris' long punts. Grind Thomas leaves the pigskin to Averitte. Coon Thomas moves on to eateh someliody else's passes. There will always be a picture of R. NY. Carter hhnstin' Meridian 's line to pieces, Our blonde-headed Cullen left his name with us as a football hero. Carmichael and NY1-ig-lit. who fought valiantly and well. leave us together. Russian Red Davis plowed along. sayine' nothing' hut fighting hard. And will Voaeh liroyles ever find someone to take the place of his one and only George Forliw s 4' Ventral lligh mourns their passing. Yea. Our Tigers! Tllli t'lllClClll.lCAlJlCRS We express our appreciation to the loyal service of our cheerleaders for their lusty shouts. their locomotive yells, and their extreme agility. The Qirls were an inspiration to the cheering' section. The hoys were on hand to lioost that inspiration. So to our cheerleaders. Cliamhers, Mellae, Riblet, Westbrook, Frankinson, aml Kimhrell. we pay our respects. PAGE EIGHT Y-EIGHT cheering. Memories of Captain Garrett and his fighting team will live with sg gig f .. --Gr-1 AW .k : gags. V 1 -1:3 gf L. U f oys ffggasgeidaiff Sixteen victories and three defeats is a record of which any team could be proud. The '34 Tigers possess this record and a beautiful silver trophy as testimony of an excellent basketball team. XYorking with a squad of comparatively inexperienced men Coach Tommy Naylor developed a fine team. After winning' eleven games they lost one to 1Vhite Oak. Then, as it would be, our rival Meridian won the other two from us. The Big 9 Basketball Tournament was held at Jackson this vear for the first time in history and was a very great success in every way. The Tigers easily defeated three strong teams to gain the championship. Through- out the season our players displayed the highest type of sportsmanship, but Jackson teams always do. That is why we are so proud of them. The students showed their deep appreciation by their attendance-and ther us forever. Yea Our Ti0'ers! 7 D BIG 8 SCORES Jackson . . 37 Brookhaven T Jackson . . 34 Laurel . 13 Jackson . . 24 Laurel . 15 Jackson . . 23 Meridian . 19 Jackson . . 28 Meridian . 17 Jackson . . 36 Hattiesburg 29 Jackson . . 39 Hattiesburg 15 Jackson . . 22 Meridian . 23 Jackson . . 21 Meridian . 23 Jackson . . 38 Gulfport . 28 Jackson . . 51 Hattiesburg' 23 Jackson .... 36 Laurel . . 22 Total Points Scored . . 742 Total Points by Opponents . -137 Average a Game . . . 35 Opponents' Average a Game . 19 PAGE EIGHTY-NINE its .pix ,Q , ., BQ 4- QI U flak-'f.' 1 ' l 1' 5 -' .Y in . .Ji-H' lf' . Q ZZZWWEZLZ' Jfimzwai Jhomm 06ZW'?f8'7!l Zwfigfbzf v B B B B B vig BOYS BASKETBALL bf mf Wuuw1' .ig2f:Ii L r Quay Szfozflami 'moore 74Z97?ae Wrgjfnb 1760m,bs0n.W1a,7ffhew5 , N,,u.:v:.tv,.?R 'Six F Yfead Booth, WEEWEZ Zwmams 91652 Iilacie, GIRLS BASKETBALL ,fx wif f 1' 'V' If 'fr ' as ..v',.. J vp 'Q N UI X if 'fi 5 LYS?-LI Kgvzirfs lggclskiefbczlff-me Vizolfefty Girls' Basketball, a new sport at Central High, has won its place among our athletics. Our girls' team. under the excellent coaching of Miss Elizabeth Taylor, very ably represented our school this season. VVinning seventeen games and losing only nine. they were successful in the scoring phase. They were eliminated from the Big 8 Tournament by Brookhaven in a very close game. The introduction of athletics for girls has given them a personal intriest in this phase of school life and has done much toward interesting the girls in physical education and athletics. Yea. Our Tigresses! SCORES Jackson . l3rookhaVen Jackson . Laurel . Jackson . Meridian . Jackson . Meridian . Jackson . Hattiesburg Jackson . Hattiesburg Jackson . Laurel . Jackson . Meridian . Jackson . Meridian . Jackson . . . Brookhaven . Total Scores . . . 756 Opponents Total Score . . 525 Average a Game .... . 30 Opponents Average a Game . . 20 PAGE NINETY-TXYO 4 ffgiff