Charles H Milby High School - Buffalo Yearbook (Houston, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 110 of the 1939 volume:

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Jesse Bonneau, Clubfoot, wills his clubfeet to Merrill Robertson. Honors: Football, hockey, and basketball letter- man. Eleanor May Booher, Elmer, wills her ability to work any geometry or algebra problem and her good looks to Joyce Leitz. Floyd Lester Boston, Specimen A, wills all the chewing gum under the desks to all juniors. Honors; Lettered in cross-country and track; State track champion; Captain track team. Wilma Lois Boston, Saggy, wills her Liars Club member- ship card to Gwendolyn Willett. Honors: Girls' basketball team; Honorary Captain basketball team. Vivien Dale Bragg, Vivi, wills her ability to get cujt of wearing a coat on cool mornings to Marjorie Clayton. Honors: N. H. S.; Secretary Camera Club; Co-Ed Cadettes; Dramatics Club. Louise Brown, Brownie, wills her sponsorship in the R. O. T. C. to Margaret McGuff. Honors: R. O. T C. sponsor; Co-Ed Cadettes; office girl; file clerk. Robert D. Burleson, Bob, wills his gift of gab to all juniors. Honors: President N. H. S.; Buff Speakers; Pan American Club; R. O. T. C.; President Civics Club; Camera Club. William Burns, Glutton, wills Dorothy Olsen to Ralph Ruthstrom. Honors: Football, basketball, and track teams. Mavis Loraine Butzke, Butzke, wills the big fur hat and its accompanying headaches to Marie Turnham. Honors: Major Co-Ed Cadettes; Sergeant Co-Ed Cadettes; May Fetes; Student Life Federation. Guy Milton Campbell, Mexican Joe, wills all the girls to Joe McQuillan. Honors: Football and track teams; Out- standing football player, '38. Nina Irene Casey, Brat, wills her ability to make tardy excuses to the eachers to Dorothy Schneider. Honors: N. H. S.; Student Council; President Buff Speakers Club. Alice Jeannette Cavanaugh, Cavio, wills her freckles to Ethel Cook. Honors: Vice-President Quill and Scroll; Co-Ed Cadettes; Scott Scribes; N. H. S. Gladys Charlesworth, Echo, wills her ability to blow sour notes on her clarinet to Judy Boyles. Honors: Girls' Glee Club; Milby Band; Scott Scribes; paper staff. Alice Marion Cook, Cookie. Honors: Scott Scribes; Cor- poral Co-Ed Cadettes; Pan American Club; Asst Adv. Mgr. paper staff. Doris Alora Cowan, Al, wills her inability to make A's in civics to Gwendolyn Mayne. Honors: N. H. S.; orchestra; Co-Ed Cadettes; Girls' Glee Club; Scott Scribes; Quill and Scroll; Interscholastic League spelling contest; Cap- tain Et Cetera Civics Club Group. June Cruse, Juney. Honors: Sergeant Co-Ed Cadettes; Lieutenant Co-Ed Cadettes; Scott Scribes; Pan American Club; Layout assistant annual. Donna Katherine Duffy. Duffy, wills her honorary position of the bull session to Lorraine Duffy. Honors: President G, A. A.; Vice-President Civics Club; Assistant Captain girls' basketball team; Water-girl for swimming team; Most popular girl. Edward A. Eichler, Lover, wills his good grades and the days he has been in school to Lewis Davies. Charles Lonnie Farmer, Jr., Cecil, wills his books, his desks, and his teachers to Billy Smith. Honors: Football team. Audrey Maxine Fenzl. Honors: N. H. S.; Scott Scribes. Edwin Fergeson, Jitterburg Jr., wills what's left to Blair Reber. Honors: R. O. T. C. Rifle Club. Elisabeth Amelia Gallaher, Screw-Loose, wills her 100% perfect score for making puns to Doris Simerly. Honors: Business Manager paper; May Fete; Dramatics Club; office girl; Scott Scribes; N. H. S.; Lead in Aunt Susan Shoots the Works ; Annual staff. Henry Galvan wills his geometry notebooks to Edward Keaton. Honors: Vice-President Speech Club; Declamation, Inter- scholastic League Contest. Frances Musette Gardiner, Francisco. Honors; N. H. S.; G. A. A.; Pan-American Club; office girl. Evelyn Mabel George, Georgie, wills her game of tennis to Lily Ellison. Honors: Tennis Club; G. A. A. Valerie Mae Glass, Smoky, wills her privilege to run the halls during her office periods to Jewel Coppinger. Honors: Secretary Free Reading Club; Scott Scribes; Ass't. Cir- culation Mgr. Annual. Evelyn Hamrick, Shorty, wills her deepest sympathy to all the juniors who have to come back next year. Honors: Scott Scribes; paper staff; office girl; P. E. Squad Captain. Doris Alene Harris wills a safety pin to Nadine and Maxine Weishuhn. Honors: Student Council. Hazel Verneii Hartman, Babe, wills her last year's red sox to Ethel Jensen. Honors: N. H. S. Evelyn Ruth Hastings wills her poise to Dorothy Ewing. Marjorie Janice Heinlein, Jennie, wills her Civics grades to Vernice Hunter. Betty Jane Henderson, Jetty Bane, wills her bee-utiful red hair to Judy Lemon. Honors: Corporal Co-Ed Cadettes; Quill and Scroll; Scott Scribes; N. H, S.; Buff Speakers; office girl. Frances Lorraine Hendrix, Kitty, wills her good English grades to Laura Outterside. Honors: Girls' Glee Club; Spanish Club; G. A. A. Esther Heredia wills her love of music to Virginia Heredia. Mildred Elizabeth Hilton, Millie, wills her loud mouth to Ruby Kirk. Honors: Lt. Bugler Co-Ed Cadettes. Louis Donald Hollingsworth, Sonny. wills a free pass to a show every Tuesday night to Don Ferrell. Honors: Lettered in football. Virginia Lee Holmes, Ginia, wills her 100 score on an American history final to all juniors. Honors: Co-Ed Cadettes; Pan-American Club; Student Council; President R. O. T. C. Sponsors Club; Camera Club; Dramatics Club; office girl. John W. Honea, John Winthrope, wills his Lil Abner technique to Ralph Ruthstrdm. Honors: N. H. S.; foot- ball team. Dora Bernice Hose a, Bernie, wills her artistic ability to fiddle to Gerdean Mattingly. Honors: N. H. S.; Quill and Scroll; Student Council; Scott Scribes; paper staff; orchestra; treasurer of senior homeroom. Doraldine Howell, Stinky, wills her loud mouth to Mary Katherine Fonteno. Honors: May Fete; paper staff; annual staff; President Buff Speakers; Drum and Bugle Captain Co-Ed Cadettes; Most beautiful girl. John Laurence Howard, Laurie, wills his place in the L. S. A. to Algernon Bagder. Honors: L. S. A.; Sergeant R. O. T. C. Harold Read Kaough, Kayo, wills his debate ability and grades to Charles Kaough. Honors: L. S. A.; Debate Club. Jerry Keith Yankee. Honors: Advertising Manager of paper, annual and directory; Scott Scribes; Camera Club; Life Savers Club; photographer; R. O. T. C.; President Student Houston Life Federation; Buff Speakers; Debate Club. Forrest Leo Kincannon, Skinny, wills his ability to make up excuses that ring true to Garnet Hughes. Honors: N. H. S.; First Band; Milby band. Melton Mitchner Kincannon, Little Dude, wills his ability to miss school every Friday to Bobby Harper. James E. Kirk, Jimmie, wills the presidency of the senior class to Cleye Reber. Honors: Basketball and track teams; Hi-Y; President Senior Class; Most popular boy. Mildred Kunz, Butch, wills her bad conduct grades to Nomalene Kimberlin. Honors: Co-Ed Cadettes; Scott Scribes. Rosamond Cleo Lane, Topsy, wills her tremendous weight to Margie Letz. Honors: President L. S. A.; N. H. S.; Student Life Federation; orchestra; office girl; Quill and Scroll; News editor paper; Assistant editor directory; Co-Ed Cadettes; Milby Who's Who; Tennis Club; Scott Scribes; Circulation Manager Annual. Katherine Marie Maguire, Maggie, wills all of Mr. Hen- drix's jokes to all juniors who take civics. Honors: Quill and Scroll; paper staff; Co-Ed Cadettes; Scott Scribes; Dramatics Club; Girl Reserves; Girls Glee Club. Leo Makory wills the good teachers to all juniors. Honors: Buff Speakers Club; R. O. T. C. non-commissioned officers club. Mildred Mary Marques, Milly, wills her chewing gum to Marion Brady. Honors: Scott Scribes; Pan-American Club; paper staff. Carolyn Massey, Massey, wills her good grades to Mary Kendrick. Honors: G. A. A. Lucille Mason, Lucy, wills a piece of old chewing gum to lvah Grace Verlander. Honors: office girl; Co-Ed Cadettes. Robert Allen Mason, Bob, wills a seat in the office to Ed Goeman, Honors: Second Lieutenant R. O. T. C.; Best private's medal; Captain R. O. T. C. Wenonah Celeste Masterson, Nonie, wills her splendid conduct in Mr. Nowlin's room to Betty Lou Pemberton. Honors: Scott Scribes; Dramatics Club; Vice-President Lab. Reading Club. James Perry Maxwell, Max, wills a position on an out- standing rifle team to Terrence Groff. Honors: R. O. T. C.; Regimental softball team; best rifle team in city; citizen- ship award; President Officers Club; first place medal in regimental match. Curtiss Middleton wills his algebra IV text book to Milby Chestnut. Honors: Football letterman. Ivan Middleton. Smoky, wills the equipment he left in the gym to Cleve Reber. Honors: Scott Scribes; Secretary and President Hi-Y; basketball team; Student Life Federation. Charlsis Lee Miller, Charlie, wills her ability to giggle at the wrong time to Jack Oakley. Honors: Civics Club; Pan- American Club; paper staff; Scott Scribes; G. A. A. Anastasia Miller, Pidd, wills her ability to use vocal chords at all times to the Weishuhn twins. Honors: N. H. S.; All City High Orchestra; orchestra; Camera Club; G. A. A.; Co-Ed Cadettes; Quill and Scroll; Pan-American Club; Scott Scribes; paper and annual staffs; co-winner in Suez Canal contest; Girl Reserves. Frances Zerline Mitchell, Mitch, wills her height to Marilyn Maddox. Honors: Co-Ed Cadettes. Mary Louise Morse, Mary Lou, wills a safety pin to Adcle Hubble. Honors: Co-Ed Cadettes; Pan-American Club; May Fete. Estelle Mock. “Este, wills her ability to remain broke and to lose books to Judy Lemon. Honors: N. H. S.; G. A. A.; Civics Club; President homeroom. Patricia Eleanor Mosher, Pat. Honors: May Fete; Presi- dent Student Body; N. H. S,; Scott Scribes; Quill and Scroll; Pan-American Club; D. A. R. representative; Tennis Club; Student Life Federation; paper and annual staffs; G. A. A.; Co-Ed Cadettes; Milby Who's Who. Dorothy Mae Mosley wills her ability to pop gum to Betty Fink. Honors: R. O. T. C. sponsor; Co-Ed Cadettes. Van Dyne McCaleb, Dom Dorn, wills his F's in English VII and VIII to Earl Wilson. Clodius Manning McCollum, Claud, wills his commission in R. O. T. C. to Terrence Groff. Honors: R. O. T. C; Rifle Team; Student Council; Life Savers Club. Sarah Elsie McMath, Elsie, wills her alarm clock to Ger- dean Mattingly. Ella Mae McTyer, Slim, wills her good reputation to Jacqueline Dewberry. Honors: R. O. T. C. sponsor; Scott Scribes; Pan-American Club; Civics Club; Salesmanship Club. Charles Newman, Chilie, wills his shop, W. G. Holbrook, and all his girl friends to Cleve Reber and Julian Philipps. Honors: Track and basketball teams; manager football; Hi-Y; Scott Scribes; paper and annual staffs; B. A. A.; Pan-American Club. Mildred Lucille Oakley, Red, wills her ability to study in civics to Jack Oakley. Honors: Lab Reading Club; Social Relations Club; Civics Club. James Vincent O'Donnelly, Jimmy, Cowboy, wills all that's left to any li'l junior. Honors: Yell leader; Hi-Y; N. H. S.; Spanish scholarship; annual staff; Student Life Federation. Billy Parker, Willie. Honors: Co-Ed Cadettes; N. H. S.; Pan-American Club; Scott Scribes; Quill and Scroll; May Fete; Student Council; paper and annual staffs. Charles Thomas Parker, C. T., wills his ability as an ice skater and hockey player to Eugene Delage. Honors: Band, orchestra; Buff Speakers; N. H. S. Warren Hill Parsons, Alfalfa, wills his place on the basket- ball team to Thomas Wimberly. Honors: N. H. 3r, Hi-Y; Pan-American Club; Student Life Federation. Kathryn Evelyn Paul, Windy, wills her position as yell leader to Gwendolyn Willett. Honors: Yell leader; gym team captain; Scott Scribes; Dramatics Club; Girls' Glee Club; office girl. John Pease, Johnnie. Honors: at Dallas Technical High was 2nd Lieutenant in R. O. T. C.; Intercollegiate Rifle Team. Esmerelda Pesneil, Mutt, wills her drum sticks to Marie Turnham. Honors: Co-Ed Cadettes. Melvin Cruse Pitts, Son, wills Susa Bella, the bass drum, to Mac Gorman. Honors: Dramatics Club; Civics Club; Band; B. A. A. Doris Beverly Porter, D. P. (Dippy). Honors: Pan-Ameri- can Club; N. H. S.; Lambda Sigma Alpha; May Fete. Eleanor Ruth Reed, Squatty, wills her double chins to Pat Sherrill. Honors: Co-Ed Cadettes; Quill and Scroll; Scott Scribes; paper and annual staffs; office girl. Lulamae Rinehart, Kupie, wills her locker to Madelin Rainey. Honors: First for essay on Lima, Peru; Spanish award. W. Edward Roessler, Socialite, wills what’s left to Blair Reber. Honors: Football and track teams. Mary Lynn Rote, Jimmie, wills her place as referee at all Mrs. Langridge's basketball games to Nadine and Maxine Weishuhn. Honors: Wet Thursday swimming club; band; Girls' Glee Club; First Band; G. A. A.; All-state clinic chorus. Eddie C. Roseberry, Jr., wills mechanical drawing to Louis Hollingsworth. Honors: Buff Speakers Club. Jake Arland Rubert, Skippy, wills his fortune to Mack Gorman. Honors: N. H. S.; First Band; orchestra; band. Woodrow Ruthstrom, Svenska Bonchiev, wills his dirty socks to Joe McQuillan. Tom Sample, Grease-Gun,1' wills his Day's Work chewing tobacco to Dan Armstrong. Honors: R. O. T. C.; N. H. S.; Science Club; Student Council; Student Life Federation; Rifle Club; Officers Club; paper and annual staffs; Dramatics Club; Interscholastic play; Scott Scribes; Non- Commissioned Officers Club. Idabel Margaret Saulnier, Snookie, wills Texas history from Miss Rose to Mildred Fivecoat. Honors; Buff Speakers; Co-Ed Cadettes; Art Interscholastic Meet; Dramatics Club; Girls' Glee Club. Fay Schorr, Red, wills her recipe for red hair to J. L. Bryan. Honors: Scott Scribes; G. A. A.; paper staff. Margaret Ellen Schraub, Margie, wills her blabbing ability to the taciturn, laconic, reserved little wallflower, C. H. Leonard. Honors: Co-Ed Cadettes; Camera Club; Student Council; National Honor Society; R. O. T. C. sponsor. Virgie Sexton, Slugg, wills her loud mouth to Mary Ellen Hayes. Honors: Second place, three events in swimming; Leftered in basketball and volleyball; Quill and Scroll; Pan-American Club; Girl Reserves; G. A. A.; co-winner in Suez Canal contest; Scott Scribes; annual, paper, and directory staffs; First Aid certificate; N. H. S. 11 lava Shafer, Shorty, wills her grades to Callie McCord. Honors: Girls' Glee Club; Student Council. Dorothy May Shaw, Dot. wills her best wishes to all junior musicians in the orchestra. Honors: Orchestra; Pan-Ameri- can award; Girl Reserves; G. A. A.; paper and annual staffs; Camera Club; Red Cross certificate; Scott Scribes; Quill and Scroll; Clinic orchestra; Girls' Musical Club; orchestra musical award. Mary Elizabeth Shick, Spud, wills her quick wit to Maxine Hargis. Honors: Co-Ed Cadettes; Girl Reserves; Mary Earle Showalter wills her grades and honors to Marie Turnham. Honors: Editor annual; news editor, managing editor paper; secretary and national reporter Quill and Scroll; Student Life Federation; Junior Who's Who; D. A. R. candidate; Milby Who’s Who; R. O. T. C. sponsor; Vice-President Creative Writing; most repre- sentative girl; Pan-American Club; 2nd place Spanish III certificate; Milby swimming team; Vice-President G. A. A.; Editor directory; Scott Scribes; reporter Free Reading; Et Cetera Civics Club program committee; N. H. S. Mabell SiefFert, Woots, wills her double bubble blow gum to Oleta Oliphant. Lester M. Spiller wills all his good luck and success in school to Jesse Schmidt. Honors: Football, honor roll; scholarship pen. William Edgar Spradley, Junior. wills his football ability to Mary Katherine Fonteno. Honors: Football and ice hockey teams. Alan Smith wills his straight hair to Calvert Dickenson. Honors: Hockey team. Geraldyne Marie Smith, Jerry. Honors: N. H. S.; Quill and Scroll; layout editor, annual; editor, paper; May Fete; Co-Ed Cadettes; Scott Scribes; Pan-American Club; Student Life Federation; D. A. R. candidate; Milby Who's Who. Rosalie Smith, Mutt, wills her theme song, Indian Love Call, to Gwendolyn Willet. Honors: Quill and Scroll; orchestra; Pan-American Club; all-city high string en- semble; Dramatics Club; Glee Club; Scott Scribes. Gladys Lucile Snider, Gladiola Applesnider, wills the numerous remaining nicknames she leaves behind to Ruby Kirk. Honors: Co-Ed Cadettes; Dramatics Club; N. H. S.; Civics Club. William E. SoRelle, Willie, wills all of the Hollywood talent that he has learned in Dramatics to Leslie Strader. E. E. Stokes, Shakespeare Stokes, wills algebra IV from Mr. Dee to Alton Hill. Honors: Creative Writing Club; paper staff; Scott Scribes. Marion Elizabeth Straughan, Bebe, wills her appreciation of the lunchroom service to Fay Wicker. Honors: Free Reading Club. Robert Edgar Taylor, Headgear, wills his inability to play football to any sucker. Honors: football team. Marvelle Theresa Tegeler wills her H in conduct to Lor- raine Duffy. Steve Roger Thompson. Jr. wills his position on the rifle team to any junior who can do a lot better. Honors: R. O. T.C.; rifle team. Floyd Ulmer Tibbens wills his good luck with English teachers to Rojas Alloy. Billie Frances Tilling, Duchess, wills desk No. 54 in the chemistry room to Sammie Barnett. Betty Jo Tisinger. Honors: Milby Who's Who; paper staff; Scott Scribes; Girl Reserves; Student Council; N, H. $.; Student Life Federation; Speech Arts Ciub; Civics Club; office girl; R. O. T. C. sponsor; interscholastic league declamation. Alice. Irene Toice, Helie, wills her freckles to Sybil Earle. Honors: office girl; Debate Club; Dramatics Club. John M. Tucker wills his line-backing job to Milam Jones. Honors: Football team. Maxine Tucker, Mac, wills her finger nails to Brycie Thompson. Arthur Turner wills good luck to all juniors, because they need it. Jack Ullrich, George, wills Miss Harrell to any junior. Edward Cervantez Vazquez, Wahoo, wills all his troubles to Irene Rodriguez. Honors: Milby band; R. O. T. C. Charlotte Ethalenda Walker wills her ability to pass a chemistry test to Judy Boyles. Honors: Band; orchestra; First Band; debate; declamation; senior play. Eulalia Maudena Walker wills her homeroom teacher, Mrs. Hurst, to Edith Thompson. Honors: N. H. S.; Co-Ed Cadettes; Dramatics Club; Student Council; intersch.olastic play; Glee Club; Civics Club. Genevieve Marie Willet, Pinky, wills Lillian Quotz with a package of fun to Earl Felts. Honors: Basketball team; most popular sophomore and junior girl; yell leader; R. O. T. C. sponsor; G. A. A.; Student Council; Student Life Federation; treasurer of senior class; Co-Ed Cadettes; senior play. Jimmie Pauline Winters, Stuff, wills her freckles to Rose- mary Nevue. Honors: Girls' Glee Club. Virgil Womack, Skinner, wills all the clocks in the building that are out of order to all juniors. Thomas Fagin Wood, Tuck, wills his English and trig text- books to any sucker who wants them. Honors: N. H. S.; Student Life Federation; Student Council; basketball team; Vice-President Civics Club; Hi-Y; Milby Who's Who; most representative boy. Melvin Woolbright, Babe, wills all his past A's to Cleve Reber. Honors: N. H. S.; Lambda Sigma Alpha. Edna Belle Zurborg, Zubie, wills her trig book and lots of good luck to Mary Jane Ullrich. ‘Honors: Quill arid Scroll; N. H. S.; Co-Ed Cadettes; orchestra; paper and annual staffs; Vice-President Pan-American Club. Alford Armstrong Baxter Becker Blaikie Brugier Burr Collins Wade Cronk Crosby Dudley, L. Dudley, R, Dulin Dunaway Early Ellis Erickson Fa hr Ferguson Fernandez Gookin Gray Hackney Haines Haynes Hayes, B. Hayes, M. E. Hill Hurlburt miLBy LOW SENIORS Kaup Keays Kelm Kennedy King, T. King, V, Krahn Larson Lawhon Letz Levy Lewis Long Strahan Martin Mata Mayne McLeod Michalinos Nordin Nunez Nunn Phears Phelps Smith Snyder Sullender Taylor Thompson Waddell Courreges Linder Waggoner Warner Wehrung Weishuhn Williams, J. Williams, L. M. Bautsch Tharp yearlings ADAMS, E. ADAMS, J. ALBERTSON, G. ALBERTSON, M. ARMSTRONG, D. ARMSTRONG, L. ATKINS BAETHER BAILEY BALSHAW BANKSTONE BARNETT. F. BARNETT, S. BARNHOUSE BARNES BEKEN BERGERON BERRY BLACK BLAIR BOSTON, D. BOSTON, L. BLUDWORTH BLUE BOYLES BRADLEY BRADY, H. BRADY, M. BRANCH BRANDT, P. BRANDT, R. BROCK BROOKS BROWN, A. BROWN, C. BROWN, H. BROWN. L. BRUMLOW BRYAN, E. BRYAN. J. L. BRYANT BRYDSON BURDICK BUCKLER BURGES BURRIS CABALLERO CAHN CAMPO CANAVERA CASINGER CARTER CAVAZOS CHANEY CHESTNUT CHILDS CHILDERS CLARK, H. CLARK, M. CLARK, N. CLAYTON CLEMENT CLINE COBB. E. COBB, M. COCHELL CODNER COKER COLMAN COLLEY COLLINS COOK CONE COPPINGER COX, B. COX, G. CRUNDWELL CUNNINGHAM CUSHMAN CURBELLO DANIELS DAUGHTRY DAVIDSON, B. DAVIDSON DAVIS, B. DAVIS, D. DEARBORN DEES DEWBERRY DEISCH DIXON DOHERTY, A. DOHERTY, B. DOWNS DYER, H. DYER, H. EARL ELKINS ELLISON ELMORE ENGDOHL ESPINOSA ESTES, M. ESTES, O. EWELL EWING FARR FAUSSET FELTS FENZL FELICIA • GENTRY GRIMES FOWLER FISHER, C. L FISHER, C. W. FIVECOAT FONTENO FORD FRAZIER FREITAG FRIDELL FULLER GAMBLE GEROW GOEMAN GORE GRAY GREEN GROFF GUESS HABERMACHER HAINES, E. HAINES, J. HALLMARK HARMS HARRIS, A. HARRIS, L. HARRIS, H. HARPER, B. HARPER, F. HARPER, H. HARTMAN HAYMAN HEATON HEDIGER HELTON HERRY HENDRIX, J. HENDRIX, W. HENSEL HEREDIA, M. HEREDIA, V. HESTER HINDMAN HENKLE HILL HOBBS HOLBROOK, R. HOLBROOK, W. G. HOLLOWAY HOLLYFIELD HOOPER HOLTON HORN HORTON HOWARD HUGHES HULL HUBBELL HUNTER HURST IMAI, S. IMAI, T. INGHAM, K. INGHAM, G. IRWIN JENSON JONES. JOHNSON, L JOHNSON, M. JOHNSON, M. KEELY KELM KENDRIX KENNEDY KENNON KESSLER KING IMHOFF C. JONES, M. KIMBERLIN KINGSBURY LaCARTA LAMBERT LANSDALE LANGDON LaBRUN LEINBACH LEITZ LEMON LEONARD LEWIS LILLIE LINDSEY LITTLE LORDS MADERA MARTIN, D. MARTIN, F. MARTINEZ MARQUES MASON MATTHEWS MATTINGLY MATNEY MAXWELL MAINE McADAMS McCAMMON McClendon McCLAIN McCLUSKY McGENNIS McGOWAN McGUFF MERRIT MESHEW MIDDLETON MITCHELL MONK MOORE MORRISON MOSHER MOSS MUGGINS MURRAY MYRICK NEELY NEFF NEWBERRY NEWMAN, D. NEWMAN, E. NUTT OAKLEY OLIPHANT OLSON OTTERSIDE OWENS PARKER, L. PARKER, R. PARKS PATTERSON PESCHA PETIT PHILLIPS, J. PHILLIPS, L. PEMBERTON PINDER PITCHFORD POWERS QUARTERMAN QUILLAN RADLEY RAINEY RAMEREZ RAMSEY RAY REMMET REMER RIDDLE REYNOLDS, B. REYNOLDS. M. REHMAN RICHIE ROARK ROBERTS ROBERTSON ROBINSON j ROYE RUBERT SANDERS SANNER SAWAMURA SCHOOLEY SETTLE SHEFIELD SHIELDS SHURTLEFF SKEEN SMITH STALBURGER STARR STEAKLEY STEVENSON STEVENS STEPLETON STORY STRADER STRIEBECK SURGUY SUTTON TAR PEY TARTT TAYLOR, B. TAYLOR, J. TAYLOR, M. THIEL THIELER THOMASON THOMPSON, E. THOMPSON, J. THOMPSON, M. THOMPSON. L. TIBBS TILLING TOBLER TROUSDALE TURBEVILLE TURNHAM ULLRICH VAN WAGNOR VARNER VAUGHN, B. VAUGHN, R. VERLANDER VIDAURRI WADE WAGGONER WEBB WEBER WEEMS WEISHUMN, M. WEISHUMN, N. WELCH WICKER WILKES WILLIAMS, B. WILLIAMS, G. ALLARD. 3AES0R BATES ADAMS ANDERSON ALLEY ALLOY ANDERSONf Or ANDERSON, G STES AN7EOHY APPLEGATE ARCHES ATWOOD AUSTIN AVENSLL ADEAUX BALDWIN BADGES Baby Buffs BOONE BURROUGHS BUTCHER BYRD BUTLER CALAMI CAESAR CALYART CANADA CAMERON CAHLEY CASTES CARY CARROLL CASMAY CHAMBERS CEAMBLEE CHRISTIANSON CHILDERS CLARK COMPTON COLF. CLUM CLARK OLAY CUSHMAN CULPEPPER, L. CULPEPPER, CEOSTHWAITE, R„ CROWLEY CRUSE COTTON COWAN CARSON COPPINGEH COOLEY DAUGHTRY DAVIS, G. DAVIS, 1 = DAVIS, M. DMRMAN DSLAGE- DORAN, G. DOWLING ujnham wmj DURHAM DUSTIN DUJJWAY DUPLANTIS ECKHAF :CKHAKf, -. ELDH2RSGN ERICKSON SBERHAET FAERMAN I i. •■ ACK IJDSON HUGGAROI? KQSSA HOWARD, B. HOWARD HUCKASI HOWARD, Jc SATTiTI? GUTTIEHEZ GRADY JACKSON JAMES KELTON K2MNITZ K3 IREDY, D KENTfFDY, L KILLIOS KIRBY KIRK KAUPPLS KR0MM3S LACY LAURKRZANA LAZO LSI KENSON, E. X2NS0N, L„ JOHNSON, G: JOHNSON, M„ JOHNSTON JONES, E JONES, S. JONES, n. JONES, M. KAOUGH RASTER KAULP KSITH LEONARD LITTLE L0CKLI2-; LONG LUCAS LUTfl LAWHON MADDOX MA8KIZ MANNING MAEQDART MARSH MARTIN, B. martin, •■MAXWELL, F. MAXWELL, M. MAY MC CALDIB ME CAMNIS MC COLLUM MC GEE MI DAY MILSAPS MITCHELL MOORE, C. MOGES V. I fffiEOAF MORRIS, n. I NS) PR IS, J, MORRISON MORROW H0S3 MC KAY MC KIM MC WEOKTER , MEEK FARS0?J3 SZ :?jSRKIHS PICKSTT PILLO rOLIAKJ), G. PODFJGE NON (ADLEY RALEY EGBERTS, R. ROBERTS, HOBEBTSOHTOW , M. JOH, I . ’•toBTNSOT.', E. ROBINSON, .T, ROBINSON, ROBOS? POOR! BOO ROBSIfflJSZ; ROGERS RGG-SE . ROSE TROP . roux RJBKWIG RUIZ EUBNEIS . ■ SAWYER SCHOOLEY SCROGGINS -SHAPPE 'OMAS, B . THOMAS TLE : •.'Sol i!; TOOLK ••‘OUOHSTO VICK VILLEGAS WADDELL WALLACE, E. WALLACE. K. WALTERS WAHRKlf WEBER IT AKER LIARD I fl HERALDS JUANITA DAVIS ALORA COWAN, RUBY KIRK QUEEN PATRICIA OF THE HOUSEOFMOSHERAND KING V. R. WELLS FLOWER GIRLS CAROL RAGLAND JESTER DORIS SIMERLY, FLOWER GIRLS, AND CROWNBEARER BENJAMIN WATTS PRINCE LLOYD OF THE HOUSE OF REBER, BEAU ROBERTSON, PRINCE COLEY OF THE HOUSE OF HOLMES HIGH SENIOR DUCHESS DORALDINE HOWELL AND DUKE TOMMY WOOD MAIDS: KATHERINE DUFFY, ZERLINE MITCHELL, GERTRUDE DUTEL, LOIS WOLFE PRINCESS GENEVIEVE OF THE HOUS E OF WILLETT, BELLE MADDOX, PRINCESS LOIS OF THE HOUSE OF ELLIS LOW SENIOR DUCHESS RUTH FAHR, AND DUKE JOHN TUCKER MAIDS: MARY LOUISE ARMSTRONG, LAURA EMMA WEISHUNN DUCHESS LORRAINE OF THE HOUSE OF DUFFY AND DUKE DON SULLIVAN MAIDS: LUCILLE DANIELS, ANGIE MONK, LUCILLE DEES, ALMA FULLER, EILUE JEAN BLACK, GERALDINE WEBB DUCHESS MABEL OF THE HOUSE OF TISSUE AND DUKE BILL HUCKABYE KiA DS: SHIRLEY DE LAGE, MARY GRACE GALIANO, BARBARA ECKHARDT, MARY MURRAY, BOBBIE MADDOX, MARY GRACE SU1ERA THEY SEEM TCE E THE LEADERS OF THE BANINA SECRETARY HAYES AT WORK1 NEOPHYTES OF '39 LAMBDA SIGMA ALPHA MEDAL. WRITING MINUTES IS IMPORTANT, SO SUPERVISE THE TASK. TWINS? YES, NADINE AND MAXINE. I™. COwakhosba, 0V£RT15 NG SOUCITO 1jBfr - T,p , ' JS SPORTS |9f Mil LER AND PHEAR ■mrwFY.Miaaj CIRCULATION ft; gl I BREMER. CROWLEY SMITH Boyles sells AFAPER dscRoaMg l IwALlEft GALLAHER, BUSINESS MANAGER THE M1LBY BUFFALO Smith. ™ 11 AMS. SHORTS ED Society Sports Editors . Girls Sports . Staff Photographer Cloo Lane Merrill Robertson Wilma Boston Tom Sample mar quss Business Staff Elisabeth Gallaher Mildred Marques ..... Jerry Keith Alice. Cook Pat Steele, Billy Parker: Eleanor Reed Faculty Adviser, Mrs, Bess W. Scott Business Manager Mailing Clerk Advertising Manage Assistant Circulation Typist .......... HUT, HUT, HUT, TWO, THREE, FOUR HOWELL, CAPT, DRUM BUGLE CORPS TURNHAM, LT. DRUM CORPS HILTON, LT. BUGLE CORPS LITTLEFIELD, LT. DRILL CORPS SNIDER, LT. DRILL CORPS i-4 ELDER, CAPT. DRILL CORPS GERLING, SPONSOR AND BOOSTER MAJOR BUTZKE WITH THE FLAGS OF HER COUNTRY AND HER ORGANIZATION. ■ ASCENCION Un alma misteriosa hace que ascienda todo por sideral escala; Que !o que ayer fue espina manana sera rosa, Que lo que ayer fue larva, manana es mariposa, Que Io que ayer fue anhelo manana sera ala. Luis G. Urbina ASCENSION All things climb a starry stair, By a law that no man knows. What was yesterday a thorn Shall tomorrow be a rose? What was once a chrysalid Soon shall soar, free fluttering; What was yesterday a wish, Will tomorrow be a wing! i E5ERVE OFFICERS’ TRAINING CORPS J ss Sggissa V3' v � l6.uo� � )c's 1 i i -■r K wAc The Fairer Sex Tri es Its Hand at Sports -S-J2-. £. 7 Letters at dinner a- ONWARD MILBY Onward Milby, Onward Milby, Dear old Milby High, We are for you and we'll never let your spirit die— Rah 1 Rah! Rah! Everywhere that you will go we'll let your colors fly, We're for you, Milby, Onward Milby High. Let’s Go, Milby! SUZIE-Q We will Suzie-Q, And truck it on down. Come on Milby, Make a touchdown! MILAM JONES ,ALPHRUTHSmOM ALAN SMITH, VIC PRANGE CftOVVQ Homecoming Set I BUFFA les H. Milby Senior High School 7AS, THURSPA V, NOVEMBER 17, 1088 mie Second Anni Homecoming SeP For December 2 Ex-students to Be Featured In Special Assembly Inspired by the success of last year’s homecoming, the first L L. PUGH, J. W. LYLE, AND J. O. WEBB President, Mrs. J. E. Barnett Vice-Presidents Recording Secretary, Mrs. J. B. Hendrix Treasurer, Mrs. Fannie Davis Publicity, Mrs. I. N. Tower Historian, Mrs. Rush Elmore Parliamentarian, Mrs. P. J. Dulin Hospitality, Mrs. F. D. Helton SENIOR PLAY CAST Staff Photographer Tom Sample' By Ralph Cushman at Tells I By Cleo Mary Earle Si Mllhy M-riheff va [Man of Conquest” Stars ---------Impress Three Reporters Basking in Reflected Glory A. DeWITT CHADDICK, BELOVED TEACHER OF SPANISH AND FRENCH AND GUIDANCE COUNSELLOR, DIED MARCH 22, 1939 IN MEMORIAM HIS GARDEN H!s young life was fresh as a flower, His smile was as sweet as new morn, He had planted himself a fair garden, And gave it his love and his care. Bright hopes were hung high in his garden, He had planned it so well from his youth; Of a delicate lace he had woven A pattern of life, of true worth. But scarce had the pattern unfolded And scarce could his friends feel its worth, When the mystery of life and its shadow Called the gardener away from his work. But the flowers he beautifully fashioned With colors delicately fair, Will bloom and will furnish his garden With a fragrance eternal and rare. —Marguerite Brennan MADDOX, -«'Sfi � . CRUSE. SHAW AND REID. BUSINESS STAFF souTHERn EnGRAViriG compnny HOUSTOn JEWELERS AND ENGRAVERS Official Jewelers for the Class of Milby High School Commencement Invitations Designed and Engraved by Southern CLASS RINGS ENGRAVED INVITATIONS ENGRAVED DIPLOMAS CLUB PINS MEDALS TROPHIES AWARDS CERTIFICATES CAPS AND GOWNS Office and Factory J. R. JONES I I 16 Prairie Avenue City Sales Representative Telephone C. 6176-6177 UNION BOTTLING WORKS CAPITOL 9248 You Can Get It At — PARK PLACE VARIETY STORE 3808 Broadway Save Time and Gasoline Prices Right Stamps Congratulations, Milby Graduates! OLIVER H. VANHORN, Inc. Franklin and Austin Capitol 1381 TOOL SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT ,,COTTRILL,S,, TEXAS PHOTO SUPPLY CO. Kodak Developing and Complete Photographic Supplies Preston 8000 1818 Main MILBY BOOSTER MONARCH PRINTING CO. 1420 San Jacinto Preston 8796 Printing — Engraving — Continuous Forms EARTHMAN FUNERAL HOME 2420 Fannin Fairfax 6377 HOfTIEmflHERS to THOUSflnDS of TEXRnS CONGRATULATIONS FROM A MILBY BOOSTER Compliments of A FRIEND WHAT AFTER HIGH SCHOOL? Let Massey introduce you to an office position in keeping with your educational background. We do not promise to make of you a business executive; but we will train you for, and place you in a starting position where your talents and education will open to you opportunities without limit. We are receiving constantly more calls from employers for Massey graduates than we have available to fill the very desirable office positions open to them. We invite your investigation of our record in starting high school graduates on the road to success. MASSEY BUSINESS COLLEGE Capitol Avenue at Caroline Street Fairfax 3533 Insured Investments ★ Home Loans SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 1114 CAPITOL • FAIRFAX 3346 PINE VIEW Prescription Service Drug Store 7333 Harrisburg Blvd. Phone Wayside 4313 Dependable Kodak Finishing BOULEVARD FUNERAL HOME J. V. Cossaboom, Pres. Wayside 4111-4112 6929 Harrisburg Blvd. A Friend of MILBY MASON PARK LUMBER SUPPLY Lumber and Building Material of All Kinds Phone W. 6-2772 7521 Lawndale Avenue CHARLES JOSEPH Smart Hairdressing 2927 Main J. 2-4500 Compliments of BARNETT'S GROCERY 3802 Barnett IN AT RUSK Houston’s GREATEST STORE FOR mEn uomEn AITD CHILDREn in THE GULF BUILDinG kill D Y LE MUR BEAUTY SHOPPE M 1 L D I marches on . . . . . . and it's a source of considerable 6907 Harrisburg Wayside 5755 gratification to us that the BOYS and GALS of the Blue and Gold step up to Foley Bros, for fashionable apparel and fixings. Milby marches on . . . inspired by a M 1 L L E R' S Phone W. 7246 8201 LaPorte Road fighting school spirit.. . and to every grad Launderers — Cleaners and undergrad of Milby go the heartiest best wishes of Germ-Free Dry Cleaning jflLmP Houston Owned “d Tire Service — Washing and Greasing CARTER SERVICE STATION Called For and Delivered 4104 Polk Ave. B. 3-0597 A Friend of MRS. FANNIE DAVIS v . a. McConnell COMPANY Phone Hadley 8747 Photographic Service Industrial Photo Aerial Mapping W. A. McConnell 510 McGov en Ave. Houston, Texas FULTON STATIONERY COMPANY Invites Milby Students to Visit Their Store for the Highest Quality Stationery, Greeting Cards and Fountain Pens 1017 San Jacinto C. 6206 RHYTHMEERS ORCHESTRA Rhythm Is Our Business Let Us Prove It Eddie Bauer Doug Blaikie W. 6-1362 W. 1094 - BROADWAY FOOD MARKET Band Uniforms 1502 Broadway Wayside 2722 REDMAN'S Manufacturers — Jobbers FOR SOUTHPORT GAS See H. E. MILES 7520 Lawndale Phone Preston 3922 717 Travis Street Houston, Texas Compliments of BAUER'S SERVICE STATION POLAR WAVE ICE PALACE 24 Hour Wrecker and Road Service We Call For and Deliver Wayside 0287 2323 Hutchins Capitol 1048 MRS. M. WHITMORE Embroidering Lock Lettering and Emblems (Milby Emblem) 7514 Avenue F W. 6-2255 REDNALD OIL COMPANY 1402 Palmer Compliments of Use REGAL GASOLINE and MOTOR OIL A FRIEND Distributed by Independent Dealers MLINAR'S DRUG STORE Wm. Mlinar, Prop., Registered Pharmacist Phones: Wayside 3537 - 0183 502 Broadway, Harrisburg Houston, Texas SCARDINO Publisher, Schools PRESCRIPTIONS V. G. ROSS 722 Broadway BELL UNIFORM CAP CO. 808 Prairie Avenue Phone Capitol 5422 Houston, Texas CROWDER'S DRIVE IN CAFE 819 La Porte Road Milby Students Always Welcome FOR MEMORY'S SAKE Buy GOODYEAR TIRES From CLAYTON TIRE COMPANY Houston's Popular Goodyear Store 1405 Milam Preston 4414 . . . . today, as always, it's MILBY FOR SCHOLARS H. J. C O H N for finer furniture 1205 Congress . . . Preston 0226 • BUY WITH CONFIDENCE • LOWE THE FLORIST Park Place 7901 Easton W. 9-1245 We constantly strive to give the best floral service possible. WEISHUHN BROS. Cash Grocery, Meat Market and Filling Station Corner 75th and Avenue E Phone Wayside 0186 Pepsi-Cola Preston 0064 705 St. Bernard PETERSON DRUG STORE The Friendly Store We Serve to Serve Again Preston 2626 HUMBLE OIL REFINING COMPANY A TEXAS INSTITUTION extends to the MILBY SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL Class of 1939 every good wish and happiness as they continue their education in college or university, or as they choose and follow a career. CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES SENIORS from Your Official Photographer HENRY STERN 229 West Building C-7837 Drink in Bottles KEEP A CASE IN YOUR HOME Milby Co-ed Cadet+es Completely Outfitted with the Finest Equipment Obtainable HOLTON BUGLES and LUDWIG DRUMS PARKER MUSIC CO. 916 Capitol Ave. Houston, Texas . -Tty Phone Lehigh 0589 3708 South Main THE ROUND UP When you overtake the moving crowd, Someone will voice their thoughts aloud; 'You'd better leave such runs alone, And save your horse until we're done With this day's work; to do it right Will take all day and into the night.' But oh! the wind, the sun, the air, Make you reckless and free from care, And you know that the sage who chides your ways, Acted the same in HIS young days. Varuna Hartmann Lawrence (Mrs. A. B. Lawrence)