Conroe High School - Flare Yearbook (Conroe, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 130 of the 1937 volume:

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V J Q lla - M ' Q W, I iv.-if , 'V 9 Z of s I if 4 -will I I if l i5jj,?f+ilS? 1 l 6 ff 1 I f 1 ,. gg fr' ' AIX I5 Z if ull!-Ml' ' o ll , , pt , F jf - Q p, , 6 X p I Mm ' 5 ' EDITGRS NOTE To say that I have had extreme pleasure in helping to create this book of memories is to ex- press myself mildlyg for, whereas it is but a record of our school days in picture which will bring back pleasant memories to you, I know its every secret. As a treasured keepsake which, I hope, you will cherish in the years to come, I present to you THE FLARE, 1937. BILLY Rov TIPTON J K EEUNUKENUS EXECUTIVES - FACULTY CLASSES FAVORITES - FEATURES G. W. STRAKE No. 1 ATHLETICS The Conroe Dis Covef y Wm ORGANIZATIONS Begun August 13, 1931 Complctvd Dvcvmhcr 13, 1931 HUMOR - - ADS T KUKEKUUEEAAUUEUN The 1937 Senior class of Conroe High School is happy to honor a gentleman-a man whose ,courage is typical of the pioneers of yesterday, but whose spirit is as modern as the twentieth century itself. He is a pioneer in a new davg and we proudly present MR. GEORGE W. STRAKE, whose vision come true has materially, morally, and spiritually benefited the students of our institution. And realizing that all movements of consequence are partici- pated in by many, we take pleasure in acknowledging the part of the MAJOR OIL COMPANIES in the subsequent development of the Conroe oil field. 5' Q MAIN BUILDING-WEST VIEW Into which we go daily to prepare ourselves for the . complexities of a new day and age. ,. ,xi . L.-.3 . pg, ,L -,.,.,4, -. '5..!..4 i k, .,,.,1..,-Lil . ,QW .. 74- --ff ' 5'5Sa.1:f43f.-5.'2-53311.xa'mk-gL:g1fgQ:?f1.iL'vf'-v:ai3:' 'A ML , f 'ef'.1!'.IfLi.Lf3:z tiff:-:f1'ugfc H Seven 6 r HOME ECONOMICS COTTAGE In the Homemaking classes we learn to live so that life becomes less difficult for others. ' '-H N f-1.f- .'+I-tefiiif-1f,1::i-. ii-vlszw--.1-f::.-ww . . lLQu.,.:L+-di-:ftnr .-,Az-fish:Jikfavir-e1f.--1145-,gig-5:5,,W N4 fwnwf- .fv-:-mm!-Q' if:-PM my-.-1-'ff-1-'--, .. A ' .. . . ,,.. in Eight SHOP CLASS In the Shop we are taught the proper use of modern machinery in order that we may keep in pace with a modern age. '--fz-'vga-.r-m,15g,'-Qs' ,. .5 nr' f1??5:.- Tizfsilffcsffffafzfr, 311 -4-'l5?l'f ' L ' ,,Ff:F-,-ff'-5J'5s1's.':1wq'12aff'3x:s'sw,'y- +,.::v:'l-frm Si Nine TYPING CLASS Here we are taught the proper use of typewriters for facilitation in later entry into business life. A 'uQ 2WwWxJ'?f55?V .mn-,:,--,...1-, ,Mm-,'1.,f.11,--.f.fp--,.wqfli-im-,-,N-gt,-. -W .,,,,L-491, QQQ ' -if-2: -m:.v,mE--aa-- 1:1-wg-,w A.-:, f-'Puffs 'f-1-vi.. .t. ..s. ,ti,m,,.g.m,,.:fi5mga,.5g,g5j35k:f5g,37, 2 wi WHT V -QW, V- , .,, , .I . Q 1 Lune.-, Y .:gA,g-,I 43.-, :W fl! 4MK 3e NNN MECHANICAL DRAWING CLASS From here the architects of the future generation will come to beautify our modern world. i i ,,,. ',:w.g.,!,i'1i.:'e:fe- ':3'fp1gQff U1 ' 5333143-1l',-,.ffx,fffiwas A if .,,.M.1..-'viii CARPENTRY CLASS These bovs will take the plans of our architects and create magnificent structures of enduring strength. 1-LEM-,.v A:RX.,,N'.hJ1. C- gl' ,. - v - . Twelve -' ,-,. v 1'--1 Assfs ,-..n.i....L.'. i,.,,.,, 1, 42,1 .c , 417 la c --h - A1 -is-.mzmgeg ggi: S -W CHEMISTRY LABORATORY From this laboratory will come the chemists of the future to unfold the mysterious secrets of life to a civilization that seeks forever to answer the physical and the spiritual. Thirt r.. THE LIBRARY The enlightenment from this vast store of books will serve the students in their future years, and the knowledge taken therefrom will further advance a proud civilization. ': :--.- funn: -1: 'nwz-5111-':,f. ', JL-, y. '-i-1::w..::f4aw-my ' f --:iL1i.1.n igqffgwg-,. .-g.,.-' 'V J ,g f . ,, 1 .. L .-1 ,-5 .. 2 .,v::g'- 1' E:If'?'1 if paws' , ,, wa., A ,.., . . Fourteen .Y 1 f E ggfyf E X ' Wy Q D iw:2:WfffqW 111 ,Eff l- f HQ, Q Wrm iE5MY11 EW? N .Q H gf X Un TQ pw G EXECUTIVE 'That whzch zs best administered is best. 415' ' .-as 5 -POPE .4 . l.' Q 5 'w' El fn YE -4 ff' 211, t .5 gf- E - - fi-'fiiw-74 V . 5 I e .E L.-1-2.-1: 5 pq m P1 nw Pj -451, 2 2 Q .'. 0 5. -ff ,- -YY ,H giiigw s'- E fl Y .ls ! 2. School Boord MR. K. G. SGHAEFER Prexident MR. G. K. GROOKE Secretary of the Board MR. J. W. COLEMAN MR. WALTER DEAN MR. J. F. GLASS MR. B. D. GRIFFIN MR. 5. s. HUNT MR. PAUL EVANS Tax Asxessor and Collector MR. G. W. STINSON Bookkeeper .qu f.. 1 Superintendenfs message TO 'l'IIIi S'I'Ul7RN'I'S AND l'l'1ACIIIiRS OI C O N R O E IIIGII SCHOOL, TERM 1936 - 1937 tlizl+:ia'1'1Nt:s: I stood upon tht' old hridgt' Anal WAltt'llt'tI tht' i'iyt'r flow: 'l'ht' tli1y's sun wan finding fast 'l'ltt' t'vt'ntitlt' wus lowl hly mt'mory t't'yit'wt'd tht' past, Its pltuisurt' :md itx pain. And in my loyt'ly rt'vt'rit'. I lix't'cl lift' o't'r ttggiin. just at littlt' sunshintk .lust :1 littlt' ruin. .lust ti littlt' linppintws. 'lust at littlt' pain. .lust at littlt' povvrty. -lust ll littlt' goltl. -lust at smull st'rvit't' rt'ndt'rt'd. I rit'ncls to 'liuvt' atnd hold'- And God ovt'r all. I'hus tht' g1't'att t'vt'ntful 'I'a1lt', IWR. I'IUl,ON N. ANDERSON. A. B. Of Lift' is told. S. H. S. 'I'. C.--Univcrsity of Texas As you turn tht' pngcs of this ycar hook, you will Hlivt lift' o't'r again. In tht' lzttt'r yt'ztrs somt' things that :1ppt'z1rt'd trivial during 1936-1937 will st't'm mort' nnportnnt. whilt' otht'rs that you rt'gztrdt'd as of inutih importztntt. will :1ppt':u' soincwhut trivial. Lord Tt'nnyson has Ulyssvs to stty. I am zt part of :ill that I hztvt' rnt't. If this ht' trut', in tht' days z1ht'z1d', you will ht' dt't'ply z1pprt't'iz1tivt' of tht' influt'nt't's that wort' hrought to ht'zir upon you ht'rt' in Conrot' High School in this st'hool Z yt'air of IFIII6-l9fl7. I ht'lit'vt' wc shall ztll find that tht' lzthors of tht'st' husy days ht'rt', our tissofiaititms togt'tht'r :md tht' ztntit'ipaitt'Cl fruits of our lzihors togt'tht'r shall provt' to ht' sourt't's for many pleasant rt'vt'rit's f- and worthy inspirations to stimulating, hclpful, wholcsomt' living and st'rving in tht' Chzimlmcr of Ilztys God has giyt'n to you :md to mt'. HlII,0N N. IANDI-ZRSON 46 . N If ' il K . gf' y,,gfff, fy! 4,-1' i , '- x Y Av , in 7 Q vf .V f' . ,:.:,' ff' ' - .y I - ' ' - ' ff ,A 'i. x ,W . . .. , ,. 4,2-- -Qt: I v - N' 4,,t-4--L--'- M.. tm, .. ,- gy, . r Y.. I. --t: 1 .- Vt -.. -1 .- - - v .fa - ,-A ' A ,. .wuz-t it-L1t,.g.QgA.-.,,.,,,4L+t,,,.,1..t 'I -A, ,f ' ' I- iQf.,.M? ' ' QQ1l4il'fj3..:L4ig41f-Q4-1- --1. 13.5.-f' Mggl-,,,fi YV-l-writ! ,fm if ,iL44,.I.,.,g,...t..--'-- Sevcntuun H I o't9.S '-x .. ....,w,zgs.sQ message of Principal Mary I say with Alfred Lord Tenn son: Ohl I ' ld l utter the thoughts that arise in mef, y wou tlat my tongue could To the Sponsor, Staff and Constitueney of Conroe Sehool I extend greetings and good will in your laudable undertaking of publishing an Annual. The sages are looking to youth and the young of this generation to restore Confidence and make action stable. If it were possible to frame my thoughts and pen them in verse it would be: Here is your armor: the shield of glorious vouth, The keen spurs of the mind, the sword of vision. Go forth and find the Holy Grail of Truth, Unmindful of the multitude's derision. Today is yours, and yours the eonfidenee Of garnered knowledge and our past mistakesg Subdue the hosts of ignoranee and pretenseg Bring baek the only Cup our thirsting slakes. You shall erase the sears of this dark hour, 'l'he lines of hunger and the wounds of Iaaing Yours the great spirit that must rise to power And give a lost world peaee and faith againf, I flll!ITi07l Ilovylv All Conroe salutes you upon your undertaking and bids you carry Your friend. IOHN NV. IIILPIN, B. S., S. H. S. T. C , ...W ff: 11:-:sf-.-. . tw '-l54!. 1'Ff'l5r.Y'2I:'!64'v-7''-!'5IS'.2'5'71fz'V sf' -132 X'-w'v',Ts Ia ,,1.i.,.... .1-velwx.-,454 5 zggfgqgw ' w .us :Jw .L .1-:mg,1ff1.l,:, Eighteen MR. GLIORGE Lawxs ANDERSON S. H. S. T. C.g S. M. U. Mathematics and Science, Jr. High MRS. MAUDPI BELL S. ll. S. T. College Geography and Civics, Jr. High Miss EvANo1f:LxNr: BEVERS, B. S. Baylor College Mathematics MR. FLOYD BLACKMAN, B. A. S. H. S. T. College junior High, 6th Grade Miss Lois BROOKS, B. S. University of Texas English MR. WAYNE BURNAM, B. A. Hardin-Simmons University Mathematics MR. MORRIS CLONINGER, B. A. University of Texas English MR. CARL FISCHER, B. A. Central Wesleyan College Music MR. SAM FORD, B. S. E. T. S. T. College Industrial Education Miss I'llLDRED GIBSON, B. S. S. H. S. T. College Junior High, 6th Grade I U ,,,.. gtg-5. ' -'QPF-N5--1gg:,v vim:-:.-7111.1ls'.':'-.?1-f,53.Q---wilfi-ftgQ.i5 ' ' R sbiffffflisf f1W?fi ' fm 9'f??5i3:ami5?f5153'l'? -. .'.. vw. ,.,4.,. .-'g , , -5. K V - X .t-v.-5115 JPN'Pffzlifqlgtf'-:Sj.s?i4Q1gE-Eif'ifIi 1',?'2.fLQ'f - - Nineteen r I Miss DOROTHY HANSZEN, B. A. Texas State College for Women University of Texas Junior High, 6th Grade Miss NELL112 HARRELL Tyler Commercial College Secretary to Superintendent MR. C. N. HIELSCIIER, B. S. A 81 M College of Texas Industrial Arts MR. MAURICE HOUSTON, B.S., N. T. S. T. College, A 8L M College Chemistry, Physics Miss VIVIAN JOHNSON, B. A. Baylor University Latin, English Miss WINNIE KILLION S. H. S. T. College Junior High, 6th Grade MRS. CLARA KNIGHT, B. A. S. H. S. T. College History MR. JOE LAGOW, B. S. Rice Institute Physical Education Football Coach MR. LAWRENCE MCCULLOUGH, B. Rice Institute General Science Assistant Football Coach Basketball Coach MRs. GERTRUDE PETTS, B. A. Colorado Teachers College Typing Shorthand Bookkeep'ng i ..1 gm M S. Twenty Mzss NANCX' PRESLEY. B. S. S. M. U. Ancient History MR. B. B. Ricia, B. S. S. H. S. T. College Principal Sam Houston Elementary Miss lN10Nli'l I'A RoLLo, B. A. S. H. S. T. College Spanish Mus. AR MINTA ROUTT Sophie Newcomb English, Junior Higli MR. A. W, RUNYAN, B. S. Peabody Teachers College Government, History Miss l RANc1as STONIQIIAM, B. A. S. H. S. T. College History and Writing, jr. High Miss lVIA'l l'll'1 Lou Tmoulc, B. S. Texas State College for Women Vocational Home Economics Mns. Hxxzm. Tuoxmxs S. H. S. T. College Reading and Writing, jr. High Miss NANCX' BETH VVEISINC-ER, B. A. Riee Instituto lvlatheniaties, History Miss Louisa WHITLIQY, B. S. S. H. S. T. College Physical. Education ff 1 f V. ' . Twenty-one MISS SOPI-III-1 WILLIAMS, B. A. S. H. S. T. College Librarian MISS MARY ELIZABETH WILSON Texas State College for Women Vocational Home Economics MR. W. T. WILSON, B. S. S. F. A. S. T. College Junior High, 6th Grade MISS CAMILLE OLSON, R. N. Memorial Hospital, Houston School Nurse MR. D. M. FRUZIA Attendance Officer MR. JOHN KUTCHKA Keeper of the Grounds and Buildings MRS. JOHN KUTCHKA Keeper of thc Grounds and Buildings -in .3,,.. - 1:g?r,f - 5.-1,'1'2f55u:yr, 1- ,-,-.-sz',gxqp'F'lZ'EQ,,'. ,g-9.1,-1 .I-gy 'Q-1,-, .gimp g ' Y-.nw A 1, -.'. - . I U. 1,'W.,g'. .W M li-A.-S M Twenty-two S, Y auf' CLHSS CDF 1937 Remember this also, and be well persuaded of its truthg The future is not in the hands of Fate, but in ours. -QIULI-ZS JUSSHRAND '32 GSW 'r-H sc -2'-1, gg. .1 we-r .Jugs 'ifgivill -gli-, 4 A . D di 'lun- UU ADAMS, JUANITA ANDERSON, HAL Class President Annual Staff Football '35, '36 AUGUSTA, ALETHEA Band 16, '37 Tiger Taller Staff BARKLEY, LINDLE Assistant Director of Band Vire President of Senior Class Tiger Tatler Staff Annual Staff BELL, JUANITA BILIJNOSLEY, PHYLLIS BROWN, JUANITA BRUMLEY, WxLSON Football '35, '36 IBUTLER, MALVA Latin Club CASH, RAYMOND I - ..'. :Q 1-.-' ' -' ,,-ML EVM Twenty-f our 41? COCIIRAN, FRANCES Pep Squad '35 Latin Club COE, C. L. Band COIL, MONTGOMERY H. COLLINS, Ross H. Cox, JIM Band '35, '36 DANIEL, Lownnv DAVIS, LAURA I3AVIS, LENA IJEAN, KATHRYN Gln-cr Leader '36 Pep Squad '35, '36 Annual Staff Basketball '37 EASLEY, CLICLLA JUANITA ,AA -A.- - ,. ....,. ,. , ,,,, ,. , y,,,.,- ,, .,,-f,,,,-,Aw , ,, ., we-.e,f.-fA.s. A I 25.4.1,-vzfxf:-fff-:.f.-Iff'-.La1 4.4. I ' '24-ff.'-su. -P ,-.W -- -f A -. '.1 .-JQS, Twenty-five EDWARDS, DOROTHY Band '36, '37 Annual Stall' Tiger Taller Staff Basketball '37 Volley Ball K36, '37 ETH1eRxDGR, KEN NETII A. Annual Staff Drawing llluh '34 GLASS, MARY ALICE Pep Squad '35, '36 GOLDICN, LORENA Pep Squad '36 9' ' GRABEIN, KATHRX'N Pep Squad '35, '36 GRAHAM, AL'roN 55 A GREENUP, BILLIE Jo Pep Squad '35. '36 PIATTAWVAY, ROBERT S. HAZEL, CECIL RAY HERREN, GERTRUDIQ -4... xg-M4 ligfen 7' Twenty-six lan-0 .mur- HICKS, RUBY LEE HILL, LOUISE 1F04 HOLLOWAX', W. L. HOUSER, IEAN Sponsor ol' Football TL-ann '36 Basketball '37 PIOWELL, MINNIIQ LEE Pep Squad '36 KIEFFCOTE, ERCELLE JOIINSON, ALICE JOHNSON, B W HUA AIOI-INSON, CHARLES Football '35, -:ss Basketball '35, '36, '37 JOHNSON, CLARA MARIE Pep Squad '36 .A5,.a-Y Twenty-seven as JOHNSON, ETHEL Pep Squad R35. R36 Serretary of Senior Class '37 JOSEY, ELIZABETH Pep Squad '35, '36 KANNADY, EMMA JEAN KP1LLx-lv, ANNA RUTH K1-LLLOW, ANITA Pep Squad '36 KEOWN, DOROTIIA KERN s, MARJORIE LEE KOENIG, RUTH' Pep Squad '36 LAVENDER, EVELYN LEICHTMAN. BERNICE Annual Staff 1 ,Lil V ff....,,L 'Q'-WNW Twenty-eight LOCKHART, HAROLD DAN LONG, MADELL Pep Squad '36 Basketball '37 LONG, ADELL Pep Squad '36 Basketball '37 MCCLAIN, GIBSON Band '35, '36 Cas! ol' Tiger House MCGE man, OZELLA MCMANN, BILLIE Tiger Tatler Staff '37 Pep Squad '37 Cast of Tiger Home MADELEY, ETTA NIARGARET Annual Staff Treasurer of Senior Class Basketball '37 MARTIN, CLAUINNE Debate '36 BIASSEY, ESTHRR LEE Mrxssnv, SAM 1 MATTHEWS, CLARA MAE Pep Squad '36 Latin Club MATTHEWS, CLEVELAND Football '35, '36 Track '37 MATTHEWS, MATTIE LEE Pep Squad '36 MooN, ELIZABETH Pep Squad NISBET, MAUDIE ALICE Pep Squad '35, '36 Tiger Tatler Staff '36 Cheer Leader '36 Latin Club Annual Staff Cast of Tiger House PATTON, CHARLES ROYSTON Cast of Tiger Home ' PATTON, TOM Cheer Leader '36 PEOPLES, L. Z. Band '36, '37 Tiger Tatler Staff Cast of Tiger House PHILLTPS, I. B. Football '35, '36 PRICE, FAYE Cast of Tiger House Pep Squad '36 . ,g 'fel' 73 Thirty RAOSIJALE, MONROE RAWLINSON, LoIs Cheer Leader '36 Pep Squad '35, '36 REAL, JANYE Pep Squad '35, '36 REDDING, JOYCE Pep Squad '35, '36 SCIIROCK, FRANCES Pep Squad '36 SIKES, DOROTHY ROSE Pep Squad '36 SISCO, MARJORIE SMITH, JUSTICE Cast of Tiger House STINSON, JOE BLUM SULLIVAN, MARION -num i. SUM MA, FLORETTA THIGPEN, JOSEPHINE T1PToN, BILLY RoY Tiger Taller Staff Debate '36, '37 Annual Staff TUCKER, JOHNNY VICR, BLONNIE GAY WALDIE, HUNTER WALDIE, MARY ETHEL Pep Squad '36 Debate '36, '57 WALKER, GEORGE MITCHELL Tiger Tatler Staff Annual Staff Cast of Tiger House WALKER, LORRAINE Pep Squad L36 Tiger Tatlcr Staff WILLIAMS, KATHRYN Basmball '37 Thirty-two Wlsls, JIM Woou, EDWIN Football '36 Band '36, '37 llaslu-tlmall '37 Wooufmu, 1N14:z Bzxxkrtlxall '37 Woonscm, SUI Pep Squad '36 Latin Clulm GLASS, VVANITA Post-Graduate Hand '36, '37 Basketball '37 Rxuus. JICSSII-I MAI Post-Graduate Libra ry Sriellrc Senior Lost lllill ond Testament The State of Texas County of Montgomery In the name of God, Amen: We, the Seniors of Conroe High School, in the County of Montgomery, State of Texas, being of sound minds and memories do hereby make our last will and testament, hereby revoking any and all wills heretofore made by us. First, We direct that all of our debts be paid by the Juniors, who fall heir to our school possessions. We feel that it is right and just that they do that. Second, We give and bequeath the ability of Jim Cox, Juanita Brown, C. L. Coe, Juanita Bell, and Malva Butler to do assignments to the Sophomoresg and those benefactors must ever improve to hold same abilities. Third, We do hereby nominate and appoint our said friend Mr. Hulon N. CSkipperj Anderson sole executor of this our last will and testament and direct that no bond or other security be required of him as such executor. Fourth, The following students think that they have something which should be passed on to posterity: Billie McMann leaves any dignity and intelligence which she may have to Doris Coffman. W. L. Holloway bequeaths his masculine sex appeal to L. D. Holden. Janye Real wills her only earthly possession to the Texas Legislature, Austin. Hal Anderson wills his winsome personality to N. S. Box, Jr. Josephine Thigpen leaves to Earlie Dawn Nisbet her studious look and man- ner. Robert Hattaway bequeaths to Douglas CPeachesl Pierce his place in the Senior class-knowing that Peaches may require a little more space. Kathryn Williams wills all of her old alibis to any unfortunate Junior who may need them-such as losing assignments in the creek. Billy Roy Tipton leaves his polished manners to Hudson Patterson. Katherine Dean wills her place in Mrs. Petts' classes to Doris Hall. Edwin Wood releases all claims on Rebecca McCall on the condition that she acquire a red headed one in his stead. The Long Twins leave their basketball playing ability to the 1938 team. Jim Wise bequeaths all of his love for Alma Frances Hoke to any Fresh- man. To Mamie Pace goes all of Gertrude Herren's daring personality. Harold Lockhart leaves his class ring to Edna Earle Thomas-what thought- fulness. Lindle Barkley, Alethea Augusta, L. Z. CRedj Peoples, and Dorothy Edwards will their musical genius to any four Freshmen. Faye Price, Etta Margaret Madeley, Bernice Leichtman, Jean Houser, and Inez Woodard leave their athletic abilities to any one for further development. George Mitchell Walker bequeaths his ability to see through keyholes to young Julian Pitts. Ethel Johnson, Ozella McGehee, Maudie Nisbet, Elizabeth Josey, and Lois Rawlinson direct that their pulchritude be visited upon Ida Mae Kelley and Max- ine Price. Juanita Adams, Lorena Golden, and Clara Marie Johnson will Spring Creek to unborn generations. lustice Smith leaves his sonorous voice to the redoubtable Bob Looney. Floretta Summa, Marjorie Sisco, Marion Sullivan, Tom Patton, Juanita Easley, and Emma Jean Kannaday bequeath the five seats which look most vacant to the five slowest Juniors-watch fifty of them scramble. QContinued in Slush Pitj -. . ,, , '-1's..,:,,.r ,,1-,,.1f.g.,TfSpw,,: aw .-,.,,.,.-f,-if,f g.J.r,,4:.-,A-5f...w .1 -af.. , V -1-un--in-,gg1--15.5,411+-tfgagf23243-.f. J34f.v,1:-new av 315' Q,--, .. . i J 3 ?7f--! 9251 - f'- 'Sf ?? v-, it 1 Q q-,. 3 gh., Thirty-l' our I z -' Ni va' 354 -29,0 fr! . v I NW iff! Q' iam 4 ' ,lb ' f e gfwyz mfs hwy' W Favs X 4' V' 0 f ye Q - qi Lv? R? ,, Mxx MX t XZ W ,ft ... mu 5 k I X p X ' 3 ' gi 'P W CLHSS QF 1938 To whom in vision clear The aspiring heads of future things appear, Like mountain tops whose mists have rolled away. QVVORDSWORT 11 4. 5, . , , . -1 . 4,3 ,.:,, -xr -' '- ' -gg . Q' GF-GT -5 'Y' -It f 19. v -eff, . ,, 4 4 -. w-'n Uv ,V. 1 f, - . ' 2 . ,, -mag-4 A A fa -41 '--V wfwi z E 'Jar 1 1 I:?- '7 .D ,s,.h 1 -'. .U- '- . wwf: Q am ,Q 1, U Q, fi Q In I- , ,qw ,,,, I . : ? ' 'mf ,'f'::':z ::: Q :aff : u I ev 8 W, c A 'Q .- ,, ..,., :-:-. , Q 4 ,A 1 ' :iE:f'jfj'-3s-:I1-32, ' If I R I I . Q . I3 gd .,..I ...., -. - - - '- ' ' I ., I ! ,,,. , 1 5 I :L 4 ww' -11,-I I -A I'hirly-six .... ,f URSEL BARBER ELOISE BELL T. G. BILLINOSLEY IUORIS BINFORD IMOOENE BOND RUTH BRASSFZLL Gl'1NliN'A BROWN CARRIE BUROESS VICRNON Buss ROEERT BUTLER MARY ALICE CASTLESCIIOULDT TOMMY CIIATIIAM IDORIS COFFMAN OTIIELL COP'FMAN CLINTON COX PAULINE IURAKE CURTIS IJUKIC MARIIZ CIUINN IKM-2Z'. ,Fi ,Q-A If 'f Eh Ty? CIERTRUDE HALL E. L. HARDY CAM HARRELL DOYLE HAZEL R M BUFORD HENDERSON BANK HEREFORD CHARLIE HILL ALMA FRANCES Hom- L. D. HOLDEN BERTHA LEE HUNTER WILSON INGRUM LOUIE PEARL BERTHA LEE QIEFFERSON MARJORIE JONES RLITH JORDAN IUANITA KIERNS FAYE LACEY REBECCA MCL XLL BILLIIZ SUE MAIJELEY CRYSTAL MARTIN RURY MARTIN EARLIIC IBAWVN N1SI3E'f AGNES NIXON MILDRICD NUTTER MAMII'1 PACE CIIARLENA PATTERSON FRANCES PATTON ALTA PIII-LLPS IDOUGLAS PIERCE MARY MARIIE RIGSBN' MAURICE RICSEY JUANITA ROBERTS BILLY ROUTT ALFRED RUSSELL BEATRICE SAPP FITRN SCHMLRQIIAI, I 4 L:f-.-- Q---.Q 1 Thirty-eight LEROY SCIIOEFSTALL LURLINE SCHROCR HELEN SHESHEY HOX'LE SIMES B1I.I.IE SMITH TIIURMAN SMITI-I MARY' AGNES STINSON MARY FRANCES STINSON ALINE TERREY EDNA EARLE THOMAS JOYCE rI'RAYLOR MERTICP1 VALENTINE MARX' VARNb1R JACK WI-1sTMoREI.ANIJ FRANK WIGGINS .IIM LILLl'.Y RUTH PI-,NNINGTON VIRGINIA RUTH SIMPSON .. .--1 Ea-f.:.,gq,,.'1x: rs' if-,-1 f.w 4.,.,f.f.-w,,-Ig:-159. - g -ly..-,aa-I-,Lv .,Pg. ',g...1,, I , CWA--,.-3 I-:..f1....,, ,. wg-1.7, f-.,,,I1,..--Ui . , I. W ' -i Jlcwii5555f..E3h?if:j..w.:E.pk.!1x5x,.,g.,I., ., ., ..-.,. A . ,, ..i.-.,.. .-,. mf., .0-,1m?Av,J,E.x. 44-59 Tl ,Egg Q .f '4 'yt .K ,rai-W 3312!i5gbH1,?l:Igai'g:f' ta: I Thirty-nine The Sit- Down Strike 0 While the entire nation was overrun with sit-down strikers in various and sun- dry occupations, the small, pleasant village of Conroe was not to be outdone by those larger and seemingly more important places. We had our own sit-down strike within the walls of our own noble institution of higher learning. It is a sad, sad fact, but the leaders of this strike were in the illustrious Junior class. Instead of the usual short period of time for strikes, these same juniors had to be different and start sitting down on the opening day of school and continued sitting until the closing day of work fthat isffor somel. It's a wonder that some of them were not permanently injured by not enough exercise-mentally as well as physi- cally. Some of the principal strikers were: Virginia Ruth Simpson sitting down waiting for Luby Smith, an ex-student, or just any one else. It really made little difference. Billie Sue Madeley sitting in a relaxed position anticipating the arrival of joe Blum Stinson-or was it the other way around? E. L. Hardy sitting down wishing that either he were a lowly Sophomore or she a junior. T. G. Billingsley sitting for fear that the Moon had struck. Mary Agnes Stinson sitting waiting for 'SSpookey johnson to find that all is not gold that glitters. Billy Moore sitting and waiting for Mittie Sue Carter to wake up and see the light of day. Cam Harrell sitting very still making up his next wise-crack for Mr. Burnam's Plane Geometry class. Bane Hereford sitting wistfully thinking of Ra fno, not the sun godj and wishing that Burnet were just a little bit nearer. N. S. Box and Ikey jones sitting together QNOW we are getting some- wherej. Charley fgood-lookingj Hill-just sitting. Girls, youire slipping. Hoyle Simes at ease with a complacent expression on his face. Mimi Nutter sitting in Sam's Drug Store peacefully sipping a refreshing coke -such idleness! A group of football players Uhangin' round the points of interest on Main Street trying to get a ride with some one-any one would do. .lim Lilley sitting in Mr. Cloninger's class looking wise. Ursel Barber sitting in his bright green Ford trying to rate a date. Robert Butler sitting down complaining that he did not get enough to eat- poor boy! Rebecca McCall sitting and waiting for the sun to rise-or just anything so long as it has a tinge of red. As school drew to a close the several members of this said Junior class agreed to compromise. They have solemnly promised not to strike throughout the sum- mer months-so long as the folk at home are agreeable and will provide a pleasant vacation period. They stimulated that no work be demanded of them, for they feared that such would be detrimental to them when school reopens next Sep- tember. - -iw-Alzirifjilvt .iv-fiat! - 1 -3' e?'5li tr' ww- . . . .-: s -.Rm -MZ-f 'r'3t4tff+f:f'. 4 ., . ' A 'MV ' - Forty K Z , .I 17 .Y , . ,f - I, , ng 1 Ii. ,yu - 'N - I1 J ,. W X 4 t O I 1 t- t t to - 5-2 o 'X JJ X X C0 57 l C7 th 1, qt f 4 Q 'X X ,x . ' f U W' x N ! af ml:- hfvjx Kyfxfi gf I ffff ' ll 255 if 4 ff'54f tjflofl KN CLHSS OF 1939 Be wiser than other people if you can, but do not tell them so. LORD C H 1-:sTr:R1f11-31.11. 'Al -3 JL, fgyvli 5.51 W: -'V A A Q -iff, PM . L f NE -.-ltef' , Xxx fjh f J? M L. W. ALLEN LLEWELLYN BENNETTE MARY ELLEN BERRY JOYCE BROWN CEDRIC BRUMLEY DONALD BRYANT PEGGY BURNETT DOROTHY CARTER MITTIE SUE CARTER MYRTIS LAURA COCHRAN BERTHA COLLINS BILLY COOK IVIARY SYEIL Cox Dokxs CRYAR LA VOIS IBAVIS UIUNE IUEAN En FERGUSON ELTON HAZIAIL -lg. 1:-4-. -za Forty-twu ffm I SIIIRLIQY HATCIIRR GRACE MARIli HOLIIROOI-. EVA PEARL HOLLAND FAYI1: HOLLOWVAX' NORMAN HOOT EVLLYN HOWARD LOIIISI: HOWARD JOIQ DAN Ivv LOTTIIC LIQI EVA Jo JOIINSON FIQRN JOHNSON JAMES JOHNSON Im MAIi KI-:LLI-LY VIRCPINIA KRLLIQY MURIIQL LAMP NI'1LI,Il-1 LAM P OUIIJA LIQIQ VIRGINIA LONO ff 1:42756 W!! WILLIE JEAN LOWE ELLSWORTH MCCULLOUGI-I AU STIN MCCOMB GLADYS MCDONALD ARTHUR LEE MADELEX' IDA MAE MADbLLEY DOLORES MAIN SUE MANN KAT II LI-:EN MOON ROY MORSE JOHN NEATHERY THELMA NEEL JOE NORMAN LILLIE IVA PATTON JULIAN PITTS V. POLAND CECIL POPE LOUISE RANELS Q-...A Forty-f our IJORIS ROACI-I TOMMIIQ RoIzIaRTs BILNNET LEE Rooms LUCILLIL ROIJtlliRS ORA Llili Rosx VIOLA SAPP ALIINIQ SCIIOFFSTOLL MARTIIA ELLEN SISCO GRACE SMITII BIERTIIA STEWART GRACIIE B. STIQWART PIQTIQ SUMNIQRS PATRICIA 'I'AI.I.I:v MARTIN TOLLIN'liR ADDIIA: MAIQ VICK Ml'lRX'IN VICK NN'lcsI.Iix' MACK WAIJI41 HowARD WALIJIIQ - 5.31. f.,1.,.-,,'..g . I V., Ig, .... . I-,, . I :fb ,. . .. .. .. 4 ' ' a,,.:,-z.-QiufrxljiQ, . .44 Forty-five my-xix VVYNICLI, XVATSON C. I,. XN'ARRlf.N I,Um:I,1, XN'AI.KI'IR Grammar-1 XvII.I.I.XTN1S .'XI,M.-X Wish KI'1NNI ,'I'Il Worm Lois XYUODSON EARL Horrr Cllxnl-3 Buomin 'IGI-I CIRLNSH.-xw IC.,xk'l'l1 MA N Hum s . f:liURHI.X Lum: waz A fx H ,,, Hi Q 13 44 1 5 19? 27-- 2-g Vly avgl ff 4 7 ,yllf j 1' f ,ff ,,,g y h , 2 ff, f A I , ff? 97 'ffihf X f fig ,.V, f ,Q ,, Lu JUNIQR HIGH Wait, thou child 0 hope or Tzme shall teach DNN ff' S-1 fx-,X df-5 ffl Wm f w-4.?-i..l--- iii W an v9 fini!! U. F ul H if .515 mr. Houstoas Registration-Eighth Grade Firxt Row Edith Mac' Chanfv, Fayrvnv Andvrson. VVinniv Male' Sfhrofk. YN'anda Edgmon. T. B. Castlvshouldt. Edward Walkvr, Ottis Outlaw. Srronri Ron' Pauline Taylor. Ruth Millvr. L. U. Little, Kcith Kvllow. Kathryn Bryant. Lois johnson, Elvanor Sharrai. Iva -Ivwvl Hoppvr. Noah Taylor. Third Row Katir' Mat' Waltvrs. Waltcr Mathvws. Eugcnv Craig. Kvnnvth Flowvr. Mr. Houston, Doris Roarh, Patsy Patrick, Bvrt Patton. john Griffith. 'll N,,.,' lj, gif xg: -,.f '1-in rf. -1 -',f-3J'. W 12531-.:.1'4?? .Ha-a..ta'j: ,- Q q,-3' 'Z ypv: ,xr 5 my ,: 51, - . f --.zf . 24-'.f?f::' W i - '-'F m! '.f .-ry.. f. ,, ..-.-.,.., ,MF A l orty-eight Zsamzzfil H111 Johnsons Registration-Eighth Grade First Row Thelma Ferguson, Ida Belle Graham, Robert Garrett, Dorothy Harper, Rebecca Pace, John Russel Morse, Commie Allen, Elton Duke, Billy Stout. Second Row Mildred Rigsby, Elwanda Brock, Laimor Dain Barrow, Bill Sullivan, Winfred Hampton, Juanita Moore, Miss johnson, Martin Kelley, Lloyd Buss, Bobby Hamm, W. Wagner. Third Row Christine Hoot, Willie Sue Hoke, Mary Lois Mathias, Zee Moorhead, Harold Barfield, Claud Mathis, Lincoln Pope, Lavern Coleman. F orty-nin mrs. Petts' Registrdtion-Eighth Grdde First Row Mary Alice Hatcher, Edward Alexander, Marvin Gilcrease, Clara Fca w W. D. Barnes, Obie Etheridge, johnny Lee james, Curtis Ford, Russell Flahie. Second Row Frances Davis, Onita Summa, Leta Summa, Vera D. Bushor, Bob D. Murray, Henry York, Myra Dotson. Third Row Florence Hedgecock, Ernestine Stowe, Gladys Cochran, Bernice Walding, Dovie Hicks, Marie Londagin, Fred Drake, Harold B. Hagle, Charles Stinson, Lewis Colden. Fourth Row Mrs. Petts - ?75-,vzfzx '-i J? 'A. . -- nw- . rr-5-fi 'Q 'ai '1 1f.a:': . ' - - f mm.-s,--1,15 v-155' 4 1--mga A.: Qi.: ai-Mui' .P 1 ww.:-f,m. WE, xii ' 41-u.:.:.1:.x-f:-.,il:-,--4.5-.-.mei-1, -.-4f.,,. -, 4-va. we' Q4-1 ..,,, -' 1---re.--4nm:.aa f-ff-:a '- r -' W-. '.'z..--'we ?4rgf.1E-sa-. . ' 13.1.1 F3175 'Nita Q . '.,lf':iLI ...i f.-. . Am .,, i,3Lg,.QS,,!xjg-gg Fifty 'ig , 4'5'sQJUwf,,f'f1,Mg - affix MSM 'EXW ,EF npr- zzwagxgz -S38 IT1r. Runyclns Registration-Eighth Grade Firxt Row Nila Mitchell, .larnes Whittington, .Iaequelin Futch, Christine Cawthorn. Mary Belle Barnes, Grace Pritchard, Lawrence Fogle. Second Row Kathryn Nutter, William Payne, Paul Nix, Herbert Smith, Frank Cheatham. Edwin Murray, Cleveland Birdwell. Third Row jesse johnson, Edith Morse, Margie Robinson, Lorene Herren, Mr. Runyan, Spearman Pool, Thomas Dean, Teddy Sims, L. D. Fussell, Gerald Lackey. 7 ,, . 4-,wr-.fgrlhzffgs Q'-3-'iJ.'.zg'f.,,,':,a4'3,- 2,1-,grv.f.1 1-fi s I, . -:,f,a-- ri- -,,:1-xgzvg.,-133: 2,-,-:gay -' , mia!-'-'-if 1' P-RM ' ,,ff.,g.1',5:if5-5:15f:.Q?.qa5?fCES'g-iQ:-Q53-4:13545.--1.1-11 5:52171 'Lu' -'-'.1'.I,'a,:.-vrr,--' -- -- ' .W-K .... . ,.. , . ,, miss llleisingefs Registration-Eighth Grade First Row Novalene Whitley, U. E. Copeland, Eugene Kineade, Charles Glass, Billy Walker, Emily Varner. Second Row Dorothy Barfield, Marilyn Clark, Martha Sheppard, Geraldine johnson, Marie Linscombe, Albert Moorhead, Allene Schoffstoll. Third Row Robert Rice, Stella Gibson, Mabel Cox, Miss Weisinger, Le Vurne Rice, Turner Russell, Albert Cannon. Fourth Row Garvin Hyatt, Lanora Copeland, Vivian Ogg, Lillian Outlaw, Betty Jo Warren, Juanita Hunter, De Louris Bangerd, Donald Bryant. Hulon Roach, Melvin Heathman. - A.1-I'--Riiiikifl-3f1'1''15i'?5i'T w FN'- -' Eli-'iv-T l'7YlLvz':x,i vi .Wi 9121 .fi-:?uiE+S ? -., - L.V5:1q,Af-'ql'. v x A- .flu ' Fifty-two A ..z- miss Ulhitleys Registration-Eighth Grdde Firrt Row Ed jefferson, Cecil Stinson, Gwendolyn Wagner, Johnnie Spencer, Frances Cox, Woodie Stewart, Maxine Price, Bernice Lamp, Chap Keen, Robert Henderson, Daylon Long. Second Row Helen Wyatt, Martha Louise Conroe, Annie Dees, Ruby Laura Hooper, Miss Whitley, Eugenia Dawson, -I. D. Johnson, Camp Anderson, Frank Little, Gradey McDonald. Third Row Dorothy Moorhead, Juanita Gates, Betty Jean Sharrai, Louise Woodard, Elmo Hampton, Coy Andrews, Louise Dampicr, Bill Berry. Fifty-three mr. George L. Hnclersons Registration Seventh Grade Firxt Row Cecil Turner, Venton Mostyn, Stanley Golden, jim Lynch, Billy Hagans, C. B. jinks, Fannie Hicks, Mamie Doirs, Virginia Gentry, Jean Moon, Louise Bolton, Betty Williams, Doris Ellisor, Desmond Patterson, Oneil Terry, R. W. Gibson. Second Row Douglas Long, Barney Neal, Edna Massey, Carol Hagle, Mable Brown, Regenia Seniff, Helen Walding, Jessie Rogers, Wanda Fletcher, Ethel Donovan, Nannie Cravens, Grant Christian. Third Row Clara Kelley, Syble Peters, Howard Baker, Billy Adams, Loys Golden, James A. Smith, Ernest Sanders, Udell Matthews, A. B. Powell, Ervin Hawkins, Gladcell Cochran. Fourth Row George Lewis Anderson. wg.. is 1. -4 'r.',fYlsT'? ?'4,J':E' F'-'.I. i-.f3'.w':'Zi ':L--331' f-1-412-SW' .- JT? ' v.:f4...,. Y 'H Fil' ty-f our Q Fi' Nw 'i' Q' i . -New-war,'u2: ' fmt vu we-we -'mu 'U we was -un: Qty Wkhnllxwnl QMS 1-'HUG U.3'2 32' v-7, in w Y me Q not 'Q gn, 'Q IDIS. Bells Registration-Seventh Grdde First Row Stanford Pitts, Robert Wallace, Billie Burke, Jeannette Hopkins, Alma Perry, Bernice Flowers, Lorene Canon, Sue Ann Summa, Maxine Frost, Bobbie Elliott, Hazel Ford, Leon Thigpen, Burrell Powell. Second Row Billie Ferguson, Barney Lopez, Wilford Owens, Dan Fruzia, Melba Peterson, Novalee Brown, Lorena Collier, Mary Catherine Stout, Dolly Dimple Stowe, Ernest White, A. B. Crooke. Third Row jaequelyn Gore, Ruby Lee Walker, Robert Holman, Roy Pearl, William Beekworth, Hugh Bishop, M. C. Decker, Ruby Howell, Myrtie Goss, Leona Matthews, Mary Lu Solomon, Annie Matthews, Buford Outlaw, ll. B. Traylor, Kenneth Lipe, Mrs. Bell. -' Y' v. -4:21-'C 1' P ., --g,m:.--W.,-,si i.,:t.ywmssu11x4cJ,:-1-A . ., . ., v--.t::'f1a-- -a f51f,':-1x2T.fw9f 1w.5Ei'lsi-1144-S, :f.y-1..-,.-ef.,-1-. rg..-. M. iv .. -1-,wuz-..-44' i ty-f Hlrs. Routfs Registration-Seventh Grade Firxt Row Mary Marshall Killen, Mabel Fultz, Lillie House, Wayne Lockhart, Thomas Tighe, Horace Hughes, Mozelle Courtney, Mickey Hobbs, Morris Burns, Marvin Eddins, Betty lane Holden, Milton Buckhaults, Betty Stinson. Second Row june Wallace, Frances Schaefer, Martha Rae Boles, Terry Moffett Helen Flowers, Ruby Fussell, Louise Gray, Ludwell Easley, S. B. Thomson, Willie Gregg, Warren Bond, Nancy Tipton, Doris Scott Opal Adams. 5 7 Third Row Ferrice Holder, Dorothy Welch, James O'Bannon, Bertrand Walding, Eugene johns, Buddy Mark Everett, Mrs. Routt, Walter Cable, Edna M. Kutchka, Edith Darden, Peggy jo jones, Kirby Williams, Winnie Sue Malone. -lg,a.....-.z.,,--M ,QL 3:QjQ1f'f5tg1.,:-rg., 'Q-31:15 'gg.s51H,'1,5iEi,'-:,1- ,,: .gl js we I ,,,,,-H, -:Q Q'-L 411-e-u...t-if ,Q-5.f ,E,,. ,nw ga... t, 4 1.1 an ,Ji vw: . El if - ... .,,',,, 1,-Wu , .0 V st.- Fifty-six YNNWQR QQQNW' 11 ml' Whit! Wi was 1 Hliss Stonehclrns Registrc1tionHS eventh Grade First Row Martin Hodge, Kenneth Duke, lohn Fordinal, Margie Long, Mildred Puckett, Mary Elizabeth johnson, Verna Mae Graham, Miss Stoneham, Mary Joyce Meljaniels, Lee Sharrai, Duke Page, Frank Whiddon, Lanell Thomas, Collen Rigsby. Second Row Dollyc Mae VViggins, Ruth Heathrnan, Fay Rains, Ruby Lee Caheen, Florence Mayfield, Nellene Witherspoon, Margie Price, Ruth Howell, Opal Gillis, Zadie Mae Dillon, Lillian Copeland, Leroy Dehtan. Third Row Howard Fenley, Ben Robinson, Carl Bridges, Billie Dean Carter, lames llotson, Bennie Spencer, Idell Childress, Edna Mae Copeland, Earnest House, Larry MeGannon, M. D. Morse. L-. .----,Q-.-,i:gr2r.:i'i 1 : 1,151 , - .. if 'N T ?v415 iP Si 1-' 4 K ' Y .Q - 11.2 q qv53:Q,ii,1,:,?, t 4-frm,-ii--','z,.p, 'g.i1:i-'-f-Le - .zz RQ i:i1':: .-i-'-2511 ii1PE !l.PI.-'zf'-'qv :rl 1--H1 L-if ,ff .nfs if-,Er,?g1EHi4q!'22f2Esf:.?53-gg -F M- -' -'Ji Y-Sl' mrs. Thomos' Registration-Seventh Grode First Row James Phillips, Georgia Mae Woodman, Harry Calfee, Harold Dukes, Dewey Griffin, B. F. Martin, Lois Adams, Jewel Mae Outlaw, Mary Margaret Miller, Josephine Nixon, Nelda Wallace, Orpha Marie Smith, Geraldine Neal, Grady Walker. Second Raw Burle Hawthorne, Hazle Coe, Virgiline Andrus, Ruth Galle-more. lames Eddin, Roland Neal, Margaret Smith, Hazel Thomas, Geraldine Guinn, Hazel Harris, Douglass Hankins, Marvin Keen, Grant Athey, Marie Frost. Third Row Lawrence Hedgecoek, Lewis Johnson, Albert Holland, Ereell Barnhill, Belton Perry, Murphy Gibson, Lee Wilson, james Williamson, Mary Francis Reeves, Dilla Holmand, Margaret Dunn, Gertrude Donovan, Marjorie Teal, Joe Kenneth McGuire. fill: -'draw' , 21' '9-'lah-h ., J-5-'T ',':.- 's.1f- 1 fzg 1- -, . , fag,- .r,, . ,, H ,, M .. Fifty-eight ea. 4. wt. infant Q Ri' ull. mm' an was lie! W I 'mam new Ui Q' ll? gsm Hlr. Blockmcirfs Registration-Sixth Grade Firxt Row Erma Lee Graham, Ella Louise Sheppard, Francis Fiegcl, Emma Jean Clark, Annette Ruth Rothenberg, Macon Metts, Lorene Godsey, john Ross Kay, Walter Hugo Menge, Jackie Pace. Second Row Johnnie Preston Nokes, Bonnie Guinn, Catherine Cheatham, Bobby Blase, Annie Ruth Haude, Henry Dean, Heloise Roach, Juanita Coldiron. Third Row Helen Mounger, Dorothy June Walker, Billie Cochran, Ben Terrell, john Waters McCullough, Billy Grogan, Lois True Rabon, Virginia Ruth Vincent. Fourth Row Marie Lummus, Hattie Pearl Slocum, Paul Madeley, Harry Russell, Mr. Blackman, Louise Gresham, Sam Hunt, Guin Hamm, Charles William Howard, Roy Clayton Taylor. Fifty-nine miss Gibsons Registration-Sixth Grade First Row Marjory Comstock, Prentice Witherspoon, Gladys Dotson. Lorene Price, Norma Hagle, Robert Lee Henderson, Birdie Ruth Busshart, Doris Burns, Wayne Moon. Second Row Olaf Gore, Charlotte Bowman, R. D. Amdries, Evu Bess Anderson. Fred Davis, Franklin Early. Third Row Mary Edna Beeson, Ernest Barkley, Bertie Donovan, Pauline Nisbet, Bessie Ruth Rodgers, John B. Hicks, Dana Johnson. + 4 1 V 25,27 W' '2',3'Q1' .1 'r. fg',QLj.l .n , . . - -if 'ni1QlI,-U11-fv:'QfJT',q ii-2-1.4 ' ' - 153112252155 2: N, ' ' 1 1 'i1:4:.,xw'f iw: s 'f .,. 4 1 ky- w. Sixty M ,531 if ,Milf MKII miss Honszens Registration-Sixth Grade First Row Claudia johnson, Marie Lindsey, Henry Thomas, La Fern Brock, Curtis Chance, Billie Joe Benardino, Jacqueline Fowler, Clinton Blair, Shirley Ford, Ruby Ruth Cox, Carleen Ferguson. Second Row james Durwood johnson, Arlord Coe, Melvin Solomon, Clarence Pate, Arbury Mead, Fay Mann, Trueman Ailstock, Henry Presswood, joy Hickman. Third Row J. C. Cooper, joseph Robinson, Horner Cross, Don Meer, Betty joe Mayham, Archie Ruth Vick, Beatrice Jolin, Marylee Huneycutt. Fourth Row Hope Moorhead, Bobbie jean Bekkclund, Richard Shultz, Floyd Butler, Miss Dorothy Hanszen. Pauline Pruitt. Daniel Huey Hazelwood. I .- - . A - 1-rv t Nw- .,:.r--vv.-:.4wv-flifffba'-an--'Q -- .v ,. -1- is:--:.g.ii' Au,-' ,I 1 2 ,.1'... 1. I Q V ig.,..,.f -s-- 1. 'nt-3--.e 4-- . me w,-1-lame :.-wffenk Sixty 5aiLigxdiggggggggaggggiiiiggggfigpa,.WW,wi 'hh sz. sw H4 jifiwzfgggn azzzill :N may Hliss Killions Registration-Sixth Grade First Row Gerald Long, Billy Kimbro, Bertha Mae Morgan, Marie Young, Arlene Wilson, Roilec Varner, Ed Price, Kathleen Howell. Edward Farris, joe Douglas Redden. Second Row Bob Neely. Willie Mae Taylor, Willie Mac Blair, Robert Weatherly, Doris Birdwell, Pat Bolton, Frank Fenley, Durwood Allen, Billy Sbesbey. Joyce Sharrai, Lee Copley. Third Row Gemldyn Yawn, Lila Babb, Orme Stevenson, Marcella Wimberely. Neclra Fae Deal, Miss Killion, Mandy Roark, Henry Clay Dismukes, Wallace Grafton, William Woodson, Harry Dehtan. hilly! .83 fllr. LUilson's Registration-Sixth Grdde First Row Grady joe Guinn, Howard Phillips, Claude Sprayberry, Ruth Decker, Mary Walker, Geraldine Coffman, Margaret Gentry, Betty Jo Lowe, Dorothy Dan Walker, Joe Hoot, Norwood Chatham. Second Row Aubrey Snow, Victor Shore, Juanita Strickland, Eunice Teel, Thelma Gentry, Addrenne Sorrels, Betty Jo Ingrum, Maxine Bell, Juanita Wiggins, Maxine Seoggins, Veva Bailey. Third Row William Lackey, Billy Madeley, Morris Lockhart, Horace Lockhart, Fred Pennington, Mr. Wilson, Harley Wade, Oread Tracy, Stella Herren, Mamie York, Lois Neal. Sixty-thre Junior l-ligh School 0 The building program in our rapidly growing system accounted for the moving of the Junior High School group into temporary quarters on the high school campus during the current year. These youngsters, vibrant with life, adapted themselves, under the very capable direction of a strong corps of teachers, to the crowded situation and to conditions associating them with older children. Confusion was minimized, work went forward, and the year witnessed the growing need for modern and permanent buildings and equip- ment for this groupg in fact, it may be said that the Junior High School had its inception during the year, for the need became more and more evident. Superintendent Anderson speaking in an unofficial capacity pointed out that he was recommending that the campus which is to be vacated by the Sam Houston elementary school next year be reserved as the site for a junior high school, when and if such plans may materialize. The administrators of our system have acted wisely in the program of expansion, and the citi- zens of our community may be assured that further building will not be instigated until the need becomes imperative, and until they can see their way to proceed in their usual business-like way. It is possible that the temporary buildings on the old elementary campus will be set in order during the coming summer months for the housing of the intermediate groups. And it was further pointed out that the teachers in our system should devote nine months of study to the philosophy and practice having to do with the junior high movement. Speaking of the housing and the equipment which are the first require- ments for thc organization and the administration of the junior high school, Mr. Anderson said that the group should first of all be in a building of its own 5 that all furniture in such a building should be of the movable type g that there should be adequate library facilities with a trained librarian in charge, and that the library should be continuously open during the dayg that adeqaute laboratory equipment should be available g and that more than any other group these children need spacious ground and equipment for the physical development of these boys and girls. Conroe Independent School is truly headed in the proper direction, and an outstanding system and an improved community ARE the result. fied:-I--i'--fywnz.-.-,.'r-'J'Pie: r.-W:-1-'if'-'1of-.--:'f-U-U.-ah 'i'-I-AZ--'im .fs..:us:41Ti- - i --lb ' . , s. ,. .,,t.,-,r.-.Q.,,n,, In V si, . y ,im t ,,,, .V. ,I ,am , I ,H Sixty-four -i A T 'QMESEF 4' -a s flssfissigiii , OKEW Cff 332 A My X ' Av H X-,P mag Xi'-5 Z ffbfi, PM Mari 'Cl ,IZ 7 ff QIJQKD7 f 2 sf 35:3 157760 2114-:-7 M f A I m 1U!sf.'Wf X 5 W' Wilu W E' H fy. lqf THE ELECT .Many are called' but few are Cll,0S671,. MAT1'lIliNV xxu, 14 'li :Ali fain A 1-2 Ethel Johnson Most Attractive Girl 4-Q --..::fef1:z1e:ff,.'1wiw-,-rfw.'w-.-ffm ft wh fi-at 1,5-155 : Eff f?5!5.,,H43g,K,:h1 .V ,, f::fs.:11:,.'t,a F v1vfl?1 wr:1 f+. N fi. 21-'f -. . - QMM iq ...LA S-wx iv fb ,yi -F L I 5 1' r Qilmi-A Vg5li'f1g?75b: :sofa Sixty-six H511 Hnderson ,Most Representative Boy :4::':i?5iQ5.:l :5.j:fG.5J .Ln -A H, Sixty-:even Ruth Ola Fultz Ida moe mcldeley Best Girl Students -14:11 .- fxqyw. Q5-1:-1:55 .tfvvq ,-.L-,-.4 Aj. 'I 33:5-3::ejf2'tzT fan- ' .. ...Q . .1 ,. Sixty eight Billy Roy Tipton Best Boy Student Avcrage 97.1 I5 I 5 I Class Favorites GIRLS MARY HTH lil, WALDII3, Senior BILLII1 SUE MADELEY, junior TOP ROXVI IIm'1'mI Row: VIRGINIA KI:I.I.IaY, Soplzomsorc IQIIIIIQNIA IJANVSON, Ifreslzmzzrz .A WA, 1,,,. 1'-n -. I -L-pq-Z-'It t . gif- '.T-.:,.:f. 'f,:TwpwI'L:'5 1'. :.I4,5- -ma? H 'L : 3:' ' .L- iifl'5:Tiff1733?i1'f:EZ'5I15?2'H?'i51ff4il1:'l5?f?5'f5, -, , .,.II,1s..1 gLL-C:,'3'kgAg,.'-: .J- -AQ ., SI-x I-nly i . C1Oss Fclvorites BOYS LINDLR BARKLRY, Senior T. G. B1r.I.1NGs1.m', junior TO P ROVV I BOTTOM ROW: HOXVARD QSHORTYQ WALDIE, Sophomore TEDDY SIMS, Freshman AW...-Y qw. 11: ga'a3'if: 'iff Wi? Sl'Yt'lllY'0lN' r .asf 8 WWQQFWQQ M ,sm- :.- .. Mg. st WAN s .T ... Q V wg Wigs H js 9 if a p X M .x F SX Xt . t Q tw 9 s Q as t K . S Q . Mk s -gi . -::.:-: , A Two captains fHolloway and Siseol get their heads to- gether with Lieutenant Kel- ley of the colorful pep squad. The Glass-Stinson heavenly gaze was possible only he- fore joe Blum was overcome with the Madcley obession, or should we say the La- Salle attraction. Attractive Ethel johnson calms herself long enough to pose for the snapshot editor. Already she was thinking of Washington and seeing the President inducted i n to office. Coach Lagow takes time off from his H. E. Class to bark directions to the sueeessful Tigers. Even the girls fall at the feet of Ida Mae Kelley, another of the Venus de Milo class. Sideline coaches Leon and Mr. Runyan look on at a football practice. Mr. Bowski could not be found that afternoon to complete the trio. Co-Captain elect H o y l c Simes in a characteristic pose in his center position on the Tiger eleven. Seven! y-l wo t at-.i,..mf1gv1:Q3wf Freshman Dawson trying to add Sc-nior Barkley to hcr growing list of uppvr class conquests. No luck, child! Youth marches on with tiinv- 'this group to asscxnlily wlxvrv vvvntually thvy wort' told to rise and pass out. Spooky ftoo talll johnson posvs with Fl'i'SllIIlllI'l Tiny --fat a nioiuvnt whrn Mary Agncs was not around. Caught rf-ading 'Ihr' 'Tiger Tatler- a Fr:-slnnan boy. Perhaps hc- should havv be-on placvd in a IllllSK'lIlll as a rarv spcvirnan. Football gocs on off thc' gridiron at tha- noon hour as Coach Lagow, almost Cov- vrcd by Bugs Wood, is surrounded by a group of thc' stalwarts. How thick thc- air. A fc-malc Knight to a Fis- chvr-man whilv handsoxnv Russell vdgvs in on thc- Cliscussion. Watch that tcll- talc hand, Aunt Clara. E 3 1 n 'U-'BK ,tie x 5: Www Don't rush to an optieian after looking at this page. Your vision may not be so bad after all. The l luraf presents three sets of twins. In order: the Longs, the Davises, the Summas. Your guess as to which is whieh of each set is as good as ours. Basking in the fall sunlight of a noonday recess from the arduous task of pursuing higher education. Mr. Gilpin herzune an obstruction' to the CillllK'I'llQ so we let go with all the force that we had. The Milhy vietory fake a-before-cutting sec-neg the after-cutting s e e n e s a r e scattcrcd throughout the book. THE SCORE 20-I9 Spooky johnson gets off an high one in przxetiee. The moon was not shiningg so he aimed at the sun. George Mitchell dared the rear view pose with Relieeen and Katie, knowing that Jack was in Austin, and long before the Wood-Mellull attraction became a disease. Mr. Ford pretended to lw Camera-shy, but inside re- ports informed us that he hired Bane to help him get this one. Warren and S i in p s o n fwhatta name this year? get downright folksy beneath the colors. Where so many lmoys are gathered together, there is bound to he trouble a-lmrew- ing: lvfisehief to say the least. Get the arm down, L. Z. and it will look more like the real thing. What an ambition, and what a dead aim. Birds of a feather- The Skipper fsittingj and Coach Lagow posing with the Characteristic grin. It's Rubye Lanagan. We couldn't Catch her doing the rake-walking, peacock strut. The marvel is that she was calm for the required two seronds. Six instead of seven of the eleven. It was a right lucky roll though. The femmes get an action shot, and Faye is putting on a Ginger Rogers act- learned, we wore confiden- tially told, from Miss Whit- ley in the P. E. class. Superintendent And e r s 0 n smiles his approval at a Srrimmage before one of the Crucial games. - It's the Looney-est boy in .:i,,:,, R S school, who got that way zglqu not from playing the guard lmsition on the football - L Q team, though hc-'s that way K t N' about the game. The playing field where thc boys learned about all they know. Seven ty-five 'H-Xlicc' in Wonderland in- vades the library. Now, Gibson, Jzxnyc will ncv- cr forgive that vndcuring look at Edna Earle. Thr- czuncrzx-sliy om- turnvd hm' back. E---Fziilvd to gain---Wood shifts to 11 Conti-1' position. ? ! 9 ! ? ! ? lvliss Prcslvy lwlivvvx in shields for protvction, whilv Miss Rollo looks on. Thx' Nvldl'-Ill0llll1l'il one' is ,All'tl10ll. M1'. Gordon spa-uking in as- smnhly. lklvn am' z1llrm'tm-cl lay swvx-ts f randy sul:-. Om' portal tllrouglx wllivll wv lmvv palssvd. littax M2l!'gJlI'l't Q11-ftj and hm-r frivnds glltlll'I' for A nooncluy svssion. 'l'l1m- story go:-s that Mary lltlu-l was svn-ing hm-r tobac- co clxvwing wflvftiolm in the wntvr. Ballrony svrtion in nssvnllmly. 'flu' pvnny lllillflllllg' fad sprvauls to tlw fair svx. Yzlrcls on yards. Wllut Could lu' tlu' utt1'zu'- lion. Miss Bu'vc'x'x ll'l'Illl'l'l has :ld- lIlll'4'l'S among ilu' studvnls, too. 4'5- ,Si 444: A-Q: ., ns zzanww:srmsuwM:sfneusv.me1fszPuxse1rs,mwsmmxmmsr? A 2:.115.r1A4sa3a1155g,xf-mm! WN 1 mod mumwamn11sasnmmis:mmits-rssfiuamasxaexszvwusswezzmaes,, wezfwxu-1 1 mf 4 . , , F V pv- Sew-nty-maven A. 'fi .,2, V V as 3' Sf any in ,BW -522151: W Tha' idva is to lvurn to ln- good llOIlll'lll2ll'U'l'S. Thr' library assistants posi- for a snup. just tinkm-ring with thc- pas- sion of thcir livvs Cllydv, Wilson, and Billy. Miss Lvppin Slli'l'l'SS0l' to Miss Lois Brooks who wvnt Wcst. Thr- om' with ilu- posivs is lvlrs. Pvtts, hut slim' wus not quitc- up-svt. Thi' futurv lwn-pl'c'lu'cl of tlu- spvvivs in thc' lmys' ll, Class. -':i Suvcmy-eight 'Ihkv note- M. Ii. W., Billy Roy dm-s no t hzxvv such grvul l'l'SiSl2llN'l' . . . it is 75 G- prutvnsv. lwslvn' l4lllSl'llllllN' juim-d thc' C. - 1 .,m-nun' lllnss loo lam' to hc' vlzlssifivd. Zivgfiuld Ill'Vt'l' snw tha' hkc' uf this. And what puixv! Mr. llim-lsL'l11'r 1-xzunixws ll SJINVUCI-Off thumb. lhv lu-nd wus lll lhv plzlvvr s mind. Mr. Ml'l:llllllllgll holding forth. 'l'hnl's IIZIIZIIICK Why thv frow n lim'rni1'c'E' Y! 414 54: -EW .I f X 1 X ,if4.. ,.v LTV., . A fsavrf' ' ,g'K-f::-jj ' N 5 ',qt.f'-xr 1 YW- ' .i-4.11,-f .4 fp .':'.::9 .- I ,.-. t IL ft ' F 4.14 , : .,:!tS?Z-2:- .- : f 1L wg.: Seventy-nine sexy -W-M-........,,,,,M Fan F me Harold and W. L. were doubtless being discussed. Thosv vyvs, Ida Muz'l Thv B1-vchnut Club. Planning an aftvr-srhool cscapade. Co-Captain Andvrson on the gridiron. Caught in thc' crowd-Mr. Schavfvr, Board Pri-sidcnt. I.. D. Holdvn and Mittiv Sucfs shadow. L. Z.4right---usvd suvh turf tics on all his teachers. A ss-ction at thc junior-Svn- ior ganw-won by thu Jun- iors. What Cruelty! Y! X744 X Z 44 HTHLETICS Exercise temperance, fresh air and needful rest are the best of all physicians. -POPE .f v J. . W! og 00 . 4- ,- iv l 3' . .. , . 7 'ss 'K is THE GYMNASIUM AND THE ATHLETIC FIELD Construeted at 21 total cost of S75,000.00fare a part of our program of expansion. The gym was occupied for the first time this year. The athletic field saw its second and most successful year. -'ETH I4:.mP1a51ef:t1 -:ri- .'-aww f1:14,fg,-gfecqet-t.... , A. it-'J- --1-1--L' 'sm-Age., Mgt-,Jr-sm:g?Cg1f.4-fs?-'Wv 1'wiki 'way ., ,z , . 'M' ' Whi 'ze Eighty-two -1 ,..,7rcs,'!fm, ff 4 FOOTBHLL SEHSON IN REVIEUJ' The football team of Conroe High School had an unusually successful season this year. Our' able coaches, Mr. joe Lagow and Mr. Lawrence McCullough, worked hard with the boys, and much of the team's success is due to them. The first game of the season was with Willis High School. The Willis Wildcats offered little competition, and the Conroe eleven carried off an over- whelming victory, 63-0. Navasota and Grapeland were the next two opponents on the Conroe schedule, and neither squad was capable of scoring on the Tigers. The first team to score on Conroe during the season was Milby High School of Houston, reputed to have one of the strongest teams in that city. The Tigers, however, eked out a 20-19 victory over the Milby Buffaloes, pushing the ball over the goal line for the winning touchdown during the last few minutes of play. The Tigers' first game away from their own gridiron was unfortunately with the Reagan Bulldogs of Houston, another powerful eleven, who managed to gain a 29-12 victory over our eleven. The following Houston game was with the Sam Houston Tigers, and it proved to be the only game of the season in which the Conroe Tigers failed to score. The following week Conroe played the first game after which the fans left the Conroe home field without the satisfaction of having seen their team the victor. San Jacinto won a 13-7 victory over the Tigers. In the next game, Conroe again invaded Houston, this time to be defeated by jeff Davis in a hard fought battle with the final score being 37-20. The last three games of the season were probably the easiest. The Conroe Tigers attained a 64-6 victory over Webster, followed by Conroe's trouncing the Normangee squad. The football season had a happy ending for the Tigers, when they defeated the staunch Orange eleven 26-7. p MR. Jon LAGow Football Coach Physical Education Director MR. LAWRENCE McCU1.LoUGi-1 Assistant Football Coach Basketball Coach FF , .. ws E, .M -.- j?,.:g5a1,.g-,1i1:'.f,1' . ' an - Eighty-three U, Jw -V fvwysif' 'f:i '57ffJ1v - I- H: N . ,.:v,...,:,Z,.j,7. ,mg u .L l P Q . -.ff M F RW: ' . ' g s- -Yrfx ? .-,. : 3 5 ls Q' . . 6 , -4 , Q 'k 5 - , i 1 Q I H , mm Footboll Squod First Row Ed Ferguson, Harold Ellisor, Bill Berry, Bob Looney, Hoyle Simes, Claude Niederhofer, Teddy Sims, Charles Johnson, Wilbur Isbell. Second Row James Whittington, Harold Barfield, E. L. Hardy, Cam Harrell, Edwin Wood, Cleveland Matthews, Hal Anderson, Charles Vanderburg, Howard Waldie, Frank Little. Third Row Coach joe Lagow, Keith Kellow, Jack Westmoreland, Tom Dean, Wilson Brumley, Douglas Pierce, Charlie Hill, Cedric Brumley, Winfred Hampton, Faye Woodson, Coach Lawrence McCullough. We ,mt,1t' t Conroe Conroe Conroe Conroe Conroe Conroe Conroe Conroe Conroe Conroe Conroe CO-CAPTAINS HAL ANDERSON Quarter Back TEDDY SIMS Left Tackle OUR 1936 RECCRD ........Conroe.....,.. ........Conroe........ ........Conroe.... ........Conroe......Y. ,...,.,,Houston......... ........Houston....,,.,. ....,...Conroe........ ........Houston...,.,.,. 64 .......... ........ C onroe ......, 84 ....,,,... ........ C onroe ..,..,.. 26 4,,,,,, ..,,,.,. C onroe ........ ....,.....Willis ........Navasota ......Grapeland .....,....M1Iby ,..........Reagan .Sam Houston ...San Jacinto ......jeff Davis ..........Webster ..,.Normangee ,......Orange 0 0 O 19 20 18 13 37 6 0 7 12-' -'.'T1!,-:VIR 1231--ev5:'q,' 7... 'v Q: j. ,.: '- '.: z .41-. .., , r .. a'.,a,g4.-.1.AL,.v,- -. Eighty-f CHARLES JOHNSON Left End HOWARD fSHORTYJ WALDIE Right Half EDWIN Woon Right Half KENNETH Woon Quarter Back CHARLES VANDERBURG F ullback HOYLE Suvuas Center Eighty-:ix CAM HARRELL Left Half HAROLD ELLISOR Right End E. L. HARDY Left Half BILL BERRY Right Tackle ED FERGUSON Right End HAROLD BARFIELD Right H al f ffwgigggghfqinmy-I-gg-?,n?Sv:f!:-QL?-3.1-:1-92 '- ' - L.: .JJ..-1:-xx -.,. -V A Eighty-seven CLAUDE NIEDERHOFER Left Guard WILEUR ISBELL Left End Bos LOONEY Right Guard CECIL POPE Right Tackle CLEVELAND MATTHEWS F ullback ff-M :imfran-r.'.'--L-Aw--f. 'w-:wa ':W'w'1'g:1.x.'1c,f--:fryj'D 51' .ss:.-mn , , fiaatmgg -- ia4..5:a2+.f.qf5-..f.-u:Q'Qyf:-:Q-'if 1 R' 1,1-If f.-- . -- .Eiugf ggyflg-52w.f,iQ5g?,u . Eighty-eight Boys' Basketball Squad Back Row: Mr. Lawrence McCullough, Coach, Leroy Schoffstoll, Edwin Wood, Charles johnson, C. L. Warren, Billy Moore, Hoyle Sirnes, Mr. Wayne Burnam, Business Manager. Front Row: Joe Dan Ivy, Kenneth Wood, Robert Rice, Earl Mostyn, Tom Patton, E. L. Hardy. Eighty Tiger Bosketboli Record Conroe Conroe Conroe Conroe Conroe Conroe Conroe Conroe Conroe Conroe Conroe Conroe Conroe Conroe Conroe Conroe Conroe Conroe Conroe Conroe Conroe Conroe Conroe Conroe Conroe 30 .....,.. 16 18 27 ........ 10 ........ 28 ......,, 30 ......., 12 ......., 43 ......., 27 ........ 19 ........ 6 ........ 28 ........ 32 ........ 12 ........ 15 ........ 23 ........ 21 ........ 14 .,,...,. 22 ,...,.., 18 ........ 16 ....,... 22 ........ 34 .,,..... 15 ...rw... ........,.Montgomery .................W1ll1s ................Humble ,..,....Cold Springs, ..............Tom Ball .,......,...San Jacinto ....,...Rura1 High No. 1- ............Montgomery ,,..,.,..........Willis .,.,...San Jacinto .......C1eve1and .......St. Thomas ............ Moran ........Cold Springs .................Wi1lis .......Cleveland ,.........Willis .......Magnolia .,..,,....Milby ..,,,,..Reagan ...,...Willis ........Moran ........Tom Ball .,.i,..St. Thomas ........Warren CHARLES JoHNsoN Captam Center 32 19 27 45 13 49 31 21 10 49 25 46 25 29 11 31 13 14 16 22 20 27 19 23 23 SEASON AVERAGE: .520 The Tigers held their first invitation tournament-won by Jeff Davis, Houston. The Tigers defeated Milby to go into the semi-finals. - t ' 1 '.- .HTH A . 'i'-f 7l'.3f-2:'1f'1f'-2 vi'1 -72' Q1 'T VT ' 5 1. 1 1.-'-E? - Lush ,4,gg.,1n-.giikt 15,5 Ninety A' 1-1 www'-w - Lettermen Hovus SIMES Guard Lnxov SCHOFFSTOLL Center E. L. HARUY Forward C. L. WARREN Forward Enwm Woon Guard EARL MOSTYN Forward msn' - ww ' ' . 'A 1152211 i wtvxmff M ., ,,, . Lu!-127' ' A Ninety-one Girls' Basketball Squad Back Row: Miss Louise Whitley, Mrs. Arminta Routt, Coaches, Mertice V11 entine, Etta Margaret Madoley, Mary Agnes Stinson, Wziniti Glass Katherine Dean, Dorothy Edwards, Juanita Moore, Virginia Ruth Simpson, Business Manager. Front Row: Adell Long, Kathryn Williams, Rebecca McCall, Billie Sue Made ley, Frances Patton, Willie Sue Hoke, Helen Sheshey, Faye Price Conroe Conroe Conroe Conroe Conroe Conroe Conroe Conroe Conroe Conroe Conroe Conroe Conroe Madell Long. GIRLS' BASKETBALL SEASON 25 .....,i.,..,,i,,,.,,,,..,,,Y.,,..............,,... Cold Springs 26 33 .,....... ......,..,,,,... W illis 20 64 ......... .,..........,......... A lcline 19 45 ....,,... .......,. C old Springs 28 28 ......... ,i,,,..........,... W illis 17 43 ......... .......,,,.. C leveland 5 41 .......i. .Y,,,.............. W illis 10 11 ......... ....... G alena Park 42 30 ......... ....... N ew VVaverly 5 35 ......... ....... C old Springs 13 17 ......... .................., A lvin 39 35 .........................................,,,..,Y.... League City 5 38 ...,,.....................................,.,.,...........,... Alvin 52 SEASON AVERAGE .714 TOURNAMENT RECORD: TWO SECOND PLACES 4 -:H -Mauna .1-:-4.1, 3-.11 '-f- -5-Mg,-.':5l.,,y - 5Q23g4 ag'-2-li-zgiywiggihij 5 v gt-I' v,'i,,i?::'j. , M. l.4,5,., l'e...u:l:-,J.V N. W P N inety-two ADELL LONG Forward E'r'rA MARGARET MADELEY KATHERINE DEAN Forward WANITA GLASS Forward Guard REBECCA MCCALL Guard HELEN SHESHEY Guard . -Y ,, . -. :-f.ffw,,p- -f'- 1 V- , . f- - A-- ff ' IM k ' ' Ninety-three ..,--.W . . .,. 41 V... . .-,H .f-....,. W, .- -r .- , - V-I I4-Ik ,Q F Q' gf- 5. 4-'1f.4: f 1 ' -Q, 'nn 13 I f 4:u.-,.w'e5gE3,1p' ,gggwf-,:,.,, N , Ni L' 1- in '-ffifa iwze ..gv.f IL GM.: FRANCES PA'r'roN Guard KATHRYN WILLIAM s Forward MADELL LONG Forward FAYE PRICE Guard BILLIE SUE MADELEY Forward WILLIE SUE HOKE Guard Munro xi: ,-,L.'i'6,, Q19- f Viz -I 1591, cw ,Emi 'Ng 19 1,mw Jr z ?M5?+-13355.10 Ninety-f our wifi - 1ua. ik M W fl umm nfl 'f A MWWZW -gk ,JW I I 3. r 1 15: , f- ,2 X E CDRGHNIZQTIGNS Club An assembly o good ellows meetzng SAMUEI JOHNSON . .V F5 jlz. Stoll of the Flare Back Row: Etta Margaret Madeley, Business Manager, Lindle Barkley, Sports, Dorothy Edwards, Sports, Katherine Dean, Subscriptions, George Mitchell Walker, Advertising, Bernice Leichtman, Subscriptions, Billy Roy Tipton, Editor. Front Row: Eugenia Dawson, Subscriptions, Maudie Nisbet, Advertising, Pete Sum- ners, Subscriptions, Billie Sue Madeley, Subscriptions, Rebecca McCall, Junior Editor, Ruby Laura Hooper, Subscriptions. Not in Picture: Hal Anderson, Artist, Kenneth Ether- ridge, Snapshot Editor. Sponsor: Morris Cloninger. Ninety-six 5 Q-ti . 4m.i.ne,1-,.5S1li,,' 5' ,..5lf.w1-,if. i s J ' ras. Tiger Totler Stoll Back Row: Lindle Barkley, Managing Editorg Dorothy Edwards, Society Editorg George Mitchell Walker, Sports Editor and Keyholcr g Alethea Augusta, Exchange Editorg Billy Roy Tipton, Editor-in-chief. Front Row: Lorraine Walker, joke Editorg Maudie Nisbet, Senior Reporterg Billie McMarm, Editorialsg Mary Ethel Waldie, Reporter. Not in Picture: Mae Matthews, Juanita Roberts, Faye Price L. Z. Peoples. Sponsor: Morris Cloninger. -lilg-.f' '-4' . .Wm ,, . . x Yell Leaders Tom Patton, Lois Rawlinson, T. G. Billingsley. Maudic Nisbet, Katherine Dum Sponsors Miss MONIQTTA RoLLO MISS LOUISE Wu1T1.lcY Ninety-eight I .twat-nibmf'-qw-.f,':p,L1-1.. : . . , x:fff.1:12f.mw1'5'lh-.-Y - - -m..xL.l. tg.... k- mwnm--1,5 1f'::..21i,' -Q.. A.:-r T. T, ' 1-:' at--fs. -Q-:el 10: L. , vw mf --.v 'fl-H ' f -fn 3415-nf?-fbfmzilfmsle f 1 . ,L ' -.ads Pep Squad First Row . Houser, Holloway, jefferson, Mitchell, L. Schrock, Chance, Cox Shepherd, N. Lamp, Barnes, Fea, Futch, Cawthon, Walkcr, F. Schrock Waldic, Glass, Sisco, Kelley. ' Second Row B. Lamp, Valentine, Davis, Sikes, Cryar, M. M. Rigsby, G. Johnson McMann, Whitley, Varner, M. Rigsby, Wyatt, Rice, B. Moon Linscombe, Bryant, M. Lamp. Third Row Berry, Patrick, Brock, Lowe, M. Long, Ray, jones, Howell, Holbrook Sharrai, Hopper, Real, Greenup, Hedgecock, Rogers, Jeans. Fourth Row Collins, Nisbet, Grabein, Martin, A. Long, G. Cochran, Wise, Kellow Woodson, Dampicr, Sapp, Bennett, Latham, M. Matthews, Carter. , Fifth Row Hunter, Bangerd, Barrow, Rawlinson, Stewart, Price, Andrews, F Cochran, Dean, Traylor, Stinson, M. L. Matthews, Koenig, Sheshey Pennington, Golden, Moon. . Sixth Row , Wagner, josey, E. Johnson, Redding. 'ii-1'?f1fifffT -2 f ' -f e L ' a - ..-..',, 31 -7,.w ' fb sm- -f,.,4q:..Q1 s AQ. V f gf-- '. X-.ff '. 4 uf' - :Q.,.sSf.1k--.2-: -' B Drum ond Bugle Corps Drum Major Ruby Lanagan First Row Virginia Ruth Simpson, Frances Patton, Doris Coffman, Othell Coffman. Second Row june Dean, Mary Lois Mathias, Peggy Burnett, Thelma Neel. Third Row Mildred Nutter, Mytris Laura Cochran, Eugenia Dawson, Ruby Laura Hooper. Fourth Row Maxine Price, Ida Mae Madeley, Dorothy Carter, Earlie Dawn Nisbet. Flags Gwendolyn Wagner, Elizabeth josey, Ethel Johnson, Joyce Redding. Hr. , .-1-.sr .mg +.,J,Qgygg'v,q,,14:QI.2.-: fmtn, . ,, .s,, One Hundred umm as K3S!lN0l-9 9' swarm sw' W pww Qbliif suv an li nv Hi' 'F' F5 Latin Club First Row -Iaek Hall, Cleve Dean Watson, Patricia Talley, Holmes Gooding, Norman Hoot, Bertha Lee Hunter, Harry Chance, Ruth Jordan, Muriel Lamp, Mary Varner. Second Row Laura Davis, Ellsworth McCullough, Maudie Nisbet, Malva Butler, Joe Blum Stinson, Miss johnson, Pauline Drake, Doris Binford, Mary jane Patterson, Eva Pearl Holland, Sue Woodson, Hudson Patterson. Third Row Murray Williams, George Hope, Wilson Ingrum, Frances Cochran, Helen Sheshey, Charles Patton, Billy Routt, La Verne Castleshouldt, May Hillard, Othell Coffman, Mae Matthews. Bond Firxt Row Seated Left Alethea Augusta, Wanita Glass, C. L. Coe, Barkley, Henry Dean Second Row Majorie Jones, Gibson McLain, Edwin Wood, L. W. A Coffey, Bane Herford, Bennett Lee Rogers. Third Row Elton Hazel, ,lim Cox. First Row Sealed Right Lindle Barkley, Sue Mann Second Row ne, Imogene Bond, Dorothy Edwards, Peoples, Mable Cox. Third Row Allene Schoffstoll, Sam Hunt, Edwin Walker. Fourth Row joe Dan Ivy, L. Z. Peoples, Albert Matthews. Seated in the Center Harold Westrope, Wynelle Watson. Second Row Christine Hoot, John Waters McCollough. Third Row Ellsworth McCollough Standing Edna Earl Thomas, james johnson, Alice Reed, Delores Main, Robert Rice,Marjoric Main, Betty Williams, Frances Cox, Mr. Carl Fischer. Joe Crenshaw, Earnest llen, Howard William Pay L. D. Holden, jack if. -..-. :: fav. 'V 5137,-5 f' if, fr ',2,,.!1 1.1 '::' .13 'T 'Z -i.. ,. V 'WMM f Liam.. f ,,,RL566i2.a?g5 'il One Hundred Two -nv... V4 - R: R ' f A 1 In-A . . MR. G. L. KING Bus Drivers MR. ROBERT SWEET MR. j. W. GOLDEN MR. JILIES MCALLISTER MR. JOHN FREEMAN MR. EDGAR CHEATHAM MR. MELVIN TRAYLOR MR. FRANK UZZELL MR. SAM DOYLE MR. OSMAN CARROLL J- -1'w'5,2-5.5.:.E,1f5'5,Q:155'g51E'c 'if5f,f5qg:.: pq,-he-fa 9 -:. ,Ur wf.1.uzn wg,-A-A-rwsgmw A frm.A-wi--f:'ir?Eu1,AsYXviwiilll'-.:ia1i.1' s:s,?:Lw,'p J- A - --:' - y agkQ,?AA35 ,5..5...!,.a.. . . 3 One Hundred Three IN ITIEIHORIHYH To the School Children and the Teachers Who Lost Their Lives At New London, Texas, March 18, 1937, We Dedicate This Page. -Q A-.3 V. --M Ons- Hundred Four .K ,. ,I , ,. ,,., W-, , .-asf.-':,-MR:::.:w.U':,'- f'123-wiv'--R+-:':H-ve.iv-4.-.r.Y 'A A 2,1 .zz-'-- 1-E '-L-.we:IAP-.sfelfi-4-:firr'R'v'a-a,4f1- 'W-.,, , MQ-A 4 . Hrzrfzm, sr-,':.'-w:C-gfyf-.g.1h. gi-25?-e :SLT-'iqgrf'-M .1-. 4 , Q:-L-0.1.1. ..:f.1f.-be-rise--1,-, my.. ww, Jan- I sgg ,YL,-Lk ,igwm sifqiik Fax, ,I .Aff w man of wit. cn If Cf cn Z E 'H Q Q QQ 75 Q S Q Q Q :L 9'0- Q Q 54 Q I. Q f: Q. N: EQ M. 'Q Q CA C5 XF-. QQ Q 'Q- Q Q 51 S 2' N. 'Fr 2' N 'E Ne Q 2 N. S- xl'-in 'N S Y Q X Q: WO- Z' F5 16 Q5 N 3 Y, N 'fa so-. Q Y PO- B' N KY. Y on-. kuxitt .A X :A K Xilihi. X 1. A 4 h ' l krfx -4 1' -- 'R R' VA' E X V ,x .X :iv A, .75 ., xl X. h. . xx ' x , K, X ' 'A V 'fl 1 px Aa ' 1 ig -3 K 4.-JA yllv- 'Wh Q 1 169112-fr-'H---f - gg, ' 'lui QQEBQFQZT-V . 9 4' . 14 Fzizfvl-v.'h:--.4 . w 14, .. '. A . 7 . img, - y., :sf.m,Nf.-. wp ,.L.144 417, A 1 QL ., . wxEif'1 xi--v,-.,'gf,:.4,,:'. ' V A -A f4': 'f' HL . L1. :, 'w xx' Y: fu Q,?Q3i:u'1'3r'-K ximfu .1 HA . ' 4 -'CJ A'- -MARTIAL ,J NAMES AROUND OUR CAMPUS The naming of objects or persons is EASILY one of the oldest customs . . . old as the HILLS you might sav. We don't give a HOOT be- cause we think it fascinating to MOON over the variety of names. We HOPE that a HUN- TER in his ROUTT around our campus will find, unless he is absolutely LOONEY, not only a mere MANN but a DUKE-perhaps not of Windsor, but he is REAL. A few steps away we see ALEXANDER . . . yeah, you guessed it . . . not the Great but Ed. Nor is our school so worldly as to be without a POPE. Wander over our LEA just far enough to view our BROOKE-as delightful and refresh- ing as any woodland stream. One would be a SAPP to overlook the lovely LILLEY, the ROSE, the IVY or anv FLOWER for that matter. Ah, yes, the BERRYS . . . can't give information as to their variety . . . wild or tame. And should the day seem LONG, soon there will be heard the BELLS. Bells, Bells, Bells, not so musical as those of Poe but as capable of being heard. It takes a KEEN sense of humor to appre- ciate the fact that for MILES around the BUSS transports our occupational pupils,-the MIL- LER, the TAYLOR, the BARBER, the COOK, and the STEWART. lust a few words to enlighten you . . . The BARNES that stand in our midst are not dis figuring, the CANNON is not so dangerous as the name would indicate, the HAMM is not so stupid as Dopular opinion gives him credit for being, the BARROW is not of the wheel type-far more attractive even if not so useful, the COLEMAN is useful even if we do burn gas. We are glad that we have CASH whether it came by CHANCE or CHEATHAM in a deal. There are still other names to catch our fancy but do not trust the COX to steer us upon the right path at all times in our search. However, I noticed several LAMPS that will help keep the HALL light. For goodness sake don't break that fragile GLASS or vou will be out on BOND. Some schools have RIGGS on their campus . . . tish, tish, we have one in our library. It is possible to become lyrical when speak- ing of our school MADELEYS. There are those who fso we are toldj can't be bought, but we are proud to say that C. H. S. has its PRICE. We have a PATTON-not yet reg- istered in the U. S. office. Dietrich has her legs, C. H. S. has its KNEE. Leave it to the LACKEYS to do the odd jobs such as STOWE the WOOD in the BOX or fishing in the POOL for HERREN . . . not a fish but a Senior and her sister will be the reward. It is a WISE person who does not go off in a HUFF because our musing is for the MAIN part a LITTLE LOWE in HARDY humor. A RAY of light as to the meaning of all this may PIERCE the dense fog of uncertainty before the KNIGHT is over. We are quite certain that no cops are looking for the OUTLAWS in our school . . . NIX, you give us a PAYNE to suggest that they would KNEEL to SLAUGH- TER or disregard the law and WADE in the park fish pond. ROACHES, too, are harm- less although they may PACE around and eventually destroy the RICE. Quite a selec- tion of color we present to you: LAVENDER, HAZEL, BROWN, GOLDEN. Well, dear LACEY VALENTINE, without a SHEPPARD to guide me I've tripped in the REED and fallen into deep PITTS so thanks for the COFFEY that kept me awake while I read this . . . yours for the PEOPLES sake. PERSONAL NOMINATIONS For: The school's loudest giggler: Faye Price. The coyest maiden fin schoolj : Joyce Redding For ugliest Senior boy: Ross Collins The most repulsively naive person: Marion Sullivan. The most perfect gentleman: Larry Daniel. Pupils with Hhangover' names: Helen Sheshey Fern Schmersahl Le Roy Schoffstoll President of All right now club: Miss Johnson. Stockholder in HENNA PACK Company: Mrs. Knight. Snooper-in-Chief: Mr. Anderson. -zu sz.-.---.uw-. ' ss- nw. r -,-.1-:.'-..,,-1wms't'fPr-,.-,.-at . -- -su , . -L- I .r..,..,..,. .23-,pil 'kl l 17H 1.- . .... ..-..44.sf4. , One Hundred Six , .. , -.M ibAzu.r..LL 91552 ' 151' , L BACHELORS' CLUB PREDICTED The very aggressiveness of certain little high school girls in their crude methods to get their man is driving-so we are told-a number of the more prominent boys in high school into serious contemplation of strict celibacy. The boys who were more and more determined as the close of school drew nearer and nearer were as follows: E. L. Hardy Billv Roy Tipton Cam Harrell Jim Wise Hal Anderson Hunter Waldie. Edwin Wood And the action of the aforementioned boys brought an air of seriousness never before no- ticed in the manner of the young ladies. There were growing threats of taking the vows and of living a life of complete seclusion. You may pair them off as you like: Sue Woodson Frances Schrock Kathryn Williams -Ianye Real Mary Ethel Waldie Patricia Talley. Rebecca McCall IMPRESSIONS FROM THE SENIOR PLAY Pursuing the keyhole method of obtaining information-a means so popular throughout the school year-we gather these facts from members of the cast of the Senior play, THROUGH THE KEYHOLE: That Ozella McGehee had more than the French accent, That Lester Linscomb is postively indispens- able to the welfare of Billie McManng That Frances Schrock is no better as a grand- mother than she is as Frances! That the amorous chord in George M. Walker was touched more than once 5 That Justice Smith makes less fuss over an ordeal than some of the other members, That something in Charles Patton has changed even the expression in his eyes, That histrionic ability in Wilson Brumley showed an upward turn of fingers. -T RECORD OF A CERTAIN FOOTBALL PLAYER E. Wood failed to gain by yards on the grid- iron, by inches at the Simpson home, incurr- ing a broken knuckle in the latter attempt, and finally he was able to score a touchdown at the expense of a certain new blond-a transfer from Highland Park High School, Dallas. LOONEY VICTIMS IN HIGH SCHOOL REVEALED For lack of a better term we submit the fol- lowing looney victims: Patricia Talley. Mittie Sue Carter fnot nearly so rabid as the formerj. Frances Schrock fdisease characterized by fits of winking in the hallwaysj. Virginia Ruth Simpson QPalpitations of the heart with each tacklej. Edna Earle Thomas falways fearing that Monkey Lockhart would find outj. Ida Mae Kelley feyes dangerously brightj . lean Houser Cwe can't go into case history in this small spacej . CAMPUS POLITICS UNCOVERED To those who think that even young high school pupils are not wise to certain political maneuvers, we submit the expense account of the successful candidate for the football spon- sor. A full and detailed account was not avail- able, but the following is as accurate as the the staff was able to get: Receipts: From Papa Houser's pocketbook ........ 8150.00 Disbursements: All-day suckers ffor the squad and coachesy ........,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,, ....,,, 5 .00 Gasoline .,..,.,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,-,,,,,,.,,---,.,. -,,,-,' 2 5.00 Repairs ffor wrecked Pontiacj .......... 37.00 Rentals on County Club .,,,,,,,,,,.,,,.,,,,,, 15,00 Cigarettes Qfor players in trainingj .... 28.00 Bribe to an unnamed squad campaign managerp ,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,.,. 22,00 Picture show party .,.,,,,,,.,,,,,,..,.,.,,.,,,,, H 10.00 MYSYCFY date with Bob Looney ,,.,.-,,--,, 5.50 To unsuspecting Kenneth Wood ........ .98 To E. L. Hardy Cfor the deciding votej ........,..,.,,.,.,,,,,,.,,,,,,..,,,,- ,,,,,,,,-, . 02 To Capitol Drug for coca colas delivered to the field ,,,,.,,,,,,,,.,,, 2.50 Total ----............... ..... ......... s 1 51.00 -. es :f.f'i-.ini-' 4l1Eiff':'- 1- . ..g,,y3f'.,-fe 1. 1,.,r :11s?f---r One Hundred Seven Ross Collins wills his Venus de Milo figure to T. G. Billingsley. Hunter Waldie and Sue Woodson bequeath all of their community property-one single seat-to any love-sick couple of Juniors. Charles Patton and Lester Linscombe do hereby give their villianous looks to future dramatic aspirants in high school. Ruth Koenig, Dorothea Keown, and Esther Massey leave their avoirdupois to the H. E. department. Mae Matthews, Joyce Redding, Frances Cochran, and Lorna Day Brooke do give and bequeath their demure qualities to the Sopho- more girls. Raymond directs that the credit be taken and let the Cash go. Kathryn Grabein, Mary Alice Glass, Marjo- rie Kerns, Claudine Martin, and Frances Schroek will their ability to say No to the Freshman girls. Charles johnson gives and bequeaths his phvsical stature to some intellectual giant. Mary Ethel Waldie directs that the residue of her public speaking estate be visited upon posterity. Billie lo Greenup, Wilson Brumley, and Min- nie Lee Howell direct that Humble Camp be equally divided between the Juniors, the Sopho- mores, and the Freshmen. Kenneth Etheridge wills that wreck of a Chevrolet to his two little brothers, specifying that thev do better by it than he did. The Davis twins leave their quiet manners to Bane Hereford. Annie Ruth Kelley and Elizabeth Moon leave a package of blond hair dye to future brunettes. Lorraine Walker directs that red hair be kept as a tradition. Earthum Lopez wills his crooked thumb to Wilson Ingrum. Larry Daniel bcqueaths his bookkeeping materials to Mrs. Petts. Montgomery Coe and I. B. Philips leave their love notes as models. Louise Hill, Alton Graham, and Blonnie Gay Vick give a blond, curly lock each to be placed in a museum. Monroe Ragsdale and B. W. johnson leave their reserve to Loyd Bowman and Frank Wig- gms. Anita Kellow, Dorothv Sikes, Evelyn Laven- der, and Ereelle ,Ieffcote give and bequeath Cleveland Matthews leaves his football hel- met to Ed Ferguson. Alice Iohnson implores that the surname be perpetuated for all time. Sam Massey leaves a package of Camel cig- arettes in the basement. Mattie Lee Matthews wills her English IV books to Marv Varner. We do give and bequeath the Senior Spon- sors, Mrs. Knight, Miss Rollo, and Mr. Clonin- ger, to the Juniors in the hope that they will enioy them as much as we have. The above instrument, signed by the 1937 Senior class, the testators in my presence and I at the request of said Seniors and in their presence, and in the presence of each other, sign my name hereto as attesting witness, the said Seniors having declared to me said written instrument to be their last will and testament. This 3rd day of April, A. D. 1937. Mr. john W. Gilpin, Principal. TENTATIVE DATE FOR THE IUNIOR- SENIOR BANQUET Mildred Nutter Ethel johnson Lindle Barkley Hal Anderson Henry Waters Charlie Hill Cam Harrell W. L. Holloway N. S. Box Edwin Wood Billy Roy Tipton Hunter Waldie Ioe Blum Stinson Lester Linscombe Billie Moore Charles Johnson Harold Lockhart Sam Ford Wayne Burnam T. W. Crawford Virginia Ruth Simpson Dorothy Edwards Janye Real Mary Alice Glass Marjorie Jones Rebecca McCall Mary Ethel Waldie Sue Woodson Billie Sue Madeley Billie McMann Lorna Day Brooke Mary Agnes Stinson Edna Earle Thomas Claudine Martin Louise Whitley Nancy Presley A Complete list was not available, but as you read your annual think back and you will find, we believe, that our batting average was not so low. Space did not permit our going further into details. We are confident that we could have predicted from seventy-five to one hundred per cent of the dates. 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EVERYTHING FOR THE BAND SL ORCHESTRA Home of the Famous Holton Band Instruments Ludwig Drums and Bugles Expert Repairing Fast Mail Order Scrvicv 0 916 Capitol Ave. - Houston, Texas .,,..,,.,...,...,...,...,..,.., .,,.,..,,., .,..,..,.., ,,..,..,..,...,..,...,U,..,...,,.,..,,.,..,.,,..,...,..,,.,..,.., ,,., ., .5 .,. ., ., ., ., ., ., ,,,.,. ., .p ., ., ., ., ., ., .,. ., ., .,,.., ,,,., 'Q 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 A 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 as 31-'1-'1111 1 1 111111111 11 111111111111111111111 1114-1'1-101-1-1111111111'-1 1' Y I Y i Y i ' a l V i I 'I Q5 v 4 6 Q i 4 i 4 Y E Y . 5 DEPENDABLE 3 v 4 1 FURNITURE 2 v 4 ' For COTTAGE Z v 4 : Or MANSION Q Z A 4 V 4 ' 4 I Also Offices V I i V 4 ' 4 ' 4 I ulllllhlllll nn qllllllll, g ' e . 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Extends its greetings to this publication in appref ciation of the kind consideration given it by the Independent School District of Conroe, the School Board and Superintendent Hulon N. Anderson. -r---nl-nu --u-fro-r-h--u - --s--v-V-'n--n-fu--u---r - -- -he-h-n--no--no-r--r--o - - A- -v---no--na-o--u-0--5'-b '1 4 1 '1 1 1 4- School Furniture and Equipment Kewaunee Laboratory, Vocational and Home Economics Furniture, Library Furniture, and White Unit Kitchen Furniture. Medart Steel Lockers, Steel Lockerobes, Steel Shelving, Gymnasium and Playground Apparatus and Steel Storage and Steel Wardrobes. Clarin Steel Folding Chairs. Kewaunee Laboratory and Library Furniture, Medart Gymnasium Apparatus and Clarin Steel Folding Chairs are in the New Crockett High School at Conroe, Texas. If interested in any of these products, it will be worth your while to see this equipment in the High School Building. Pictures of the Science Laboratory and Library Room appear in the 1937 FLARE W. C. HIXSON Long Distance Telephone 1610 Bryan Street, 2-5928 Dallas, Texas .,,.,,.,..,..,..,,.,..,..,..,..,,..,-.5 -u- -u -n -n -u -5 ap p -n fr n -n -fr---n'-r---h--r---r---b--u-fr---n-- .-p.-p...p..q..-ni-re-n--n l I Q I We Believe The Full Life Is Won Through Service Broussard Jewelry Co. Conroe's Leading jewelers 4 0 4 1 2 DIAMONDS-WATCHES-JEWELRY 5 Graduation Gifts That Last Always Q You Have Examples in Conroe Q . 5 Corwenzent Terms 9 ' 4 5 4 9 4 4 3 i Compliments of . i Q ' Compliments - i New Deal Studio P. S. MANGUM, Texas Representative 4 Q ff 7, Denoyer-Geppert Co. 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