Daniel Baker College - The Trail Yearbook (Brownwood, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 66 of the 1930 volume:

LEE EILL Ell LIE SPONSORED BY SENIOR CLASS OF DANIEL 'BAKER COLLEGE FOREWARD In publishing the 1930 Hill Billie, the Senior Class, has stri give you the best possible annual in their power to give. Wi 1 our ups, we've had our downs, we’ve had our smiles, we’ve ■ frowns. We sincerely hope this volume meets your approval. SSSSSTEiE I II I EILEIE 2 TEE HILL Ell I IE t at oc ;� cxOc-0J o re:� £jO THE HILL LILLIE A SSSSSSSSTHE HILL I II I II CxS -t 03° CXS i Oc5«= Administration Building On the Hill Stands Daniel Baker, Neath Fair Skies of Blue ” THE HILL I II I It Girls Dormitory Friends we have found, and ties That time may tamper with, but never break— Places made sweet by hours of work and play, Together--for friendship’s saktu. ’’ I THE HILL Ell LIE Coggin Memorial Chapel Through her hulls the echoes linger of our college days. ” I THE HILL LILLIE I ° 0fab0£ 3i 0Cs, 0 THE Ell I EILLIE President’s Message CJ O the Student Body and especially the graduates of 1930, I give my message for this, your year book. There have been many pleasant things during the year of our fellowship together. As you in coming days read these pages that remind you of college life may your pleasant memories be many and your regrets few, but as only the very old live chiefly in the past we must look to the future. May your future be happy, useful and worthy, and may we and the college be mutually helpful. I am glad to announce that Daniel Baker College will stay in Brownwood permanently under what 1 consider more favorable con- ditions. Shall we rally to her standard and make her continually better and better? S. E. CHANDLER. THE I II I EILLIE FACULTY c 53c5§S c cw| | 1| c c � l c � c eio FACULTY - r . . ' r - £s)b0£s 0t«b0ra 0 THE EILL I II I II OQc O OSeJCXJts! FACULTY SSSSSSSTEE HILL Ell LIE FACULTY ' S 0'-oS OS«3S OCe� S 0 THE HILL LILLIE CX3 CXJ OQ J CX?e ? .'-'• 'J. O-S OcS OcS OcS� � TO THE STUDENTS OF DANIEL BAKER COLLEGE ( bOCXjOS ' 'Rendezvous With Youth” By BEN H. MOORE, - I THE HILL Ml I II Senior Class Senior Class History THE HILL I II I II S8?Si gg;§s Junior Class 2 Bealdey, Pres. Snodgrass, Vice-Pres. Branom, Treas. Nevans, Secy. Junior Class History sSS ’SSSSCSiSSsiS £gsgsg;ggT|-|E HILL III III Sophomore Class lStt££SSR£SRHe S- vsi i ssuatt - Gw‘ltm'1'' nd™ ESftliS� . ®1 M,run' -Yk?S£ViS2: i: ESS- H‘ Sophomore Class History TEE HILI I II Ml Freshman Class Freshman Class History 2 THE MILL III III jL SSjSSSSSSTHE HILL LILLIE ocr ocs ocs ots Coggin Club B. Hillyer, B. Hillyer, Bennett. Hise. Richey, Lowe, S. Miller, Harper, Frachiseuer, Morrow, G. Taylor, Nevans, secretary; F. Jones, L. Davis, Oden, Corbin, Fry, AUcorn, Way, Easley, E. Beakley, vice-president; Favor. Sandlin, Gifford. Holman, Dameron. Pasteur Club I Ut HILL I ILI II Scribblers Club Girls’ and Boys’ Glee Club THE HILL Ell LIE Y. W. C. A. Pep Squad THE HILL BILLIE ERNESTINE BEAKLEY FOOTBALL SPONSOR and LEADER OF PEP SQUAD I FAVORITES ANN ODEN MOST BEAUTIFUL HASKELL MILLER MOST POPULAR TEE HILL EHTIt Football Review TEE HILL Ell I IE 0 0 0 3gJ0 1930 Basketball Team Basketball Review O'a oae-’CX?® 03«y THE HILL Ell I IE Track Team Track Review As the Hill BiUie goes to the printer the 1930 track season is just starting. As 2 THE HILL LILLIE sSSSslSsK 0 ao� ? 03« CX5«n ( n 0( 3Q0(Qi 0( ,i)0 THE 1111 I Ell I IE THE HILL BILLIE STAFF JACK BROAD .................EDITOR ARTHUR BRANOM ....BUSINESS MANAGER ESTELLE HOLMAN .......SOCIAL EDITOR DORIS THOMPSON .........JOKES. ART -d . J, THE MILL I II I II THE COLLEGIAN STAFF GEORGE SULLIVAN .......... SPORTS EDITOR The Collegian was not just what it was expected to be this year. At the begin- ning of the second semester, heavily in debt, the Collegian was left on the hands of good the financial deficiency. It was no fault of Penn x that the ’ p u bhcaUon o k the school paper ceased for several weeks. THE HILL Ell LIE - m— I r oSXDtaPO THE HILL I II I II Social Events of the Year SSsSgSSTLE HILL LILLIE §8 S8 §3 Sr We are tolc! the i ANNUAL SCRIBBLERS’ PICNIC April 3, 1930 Aside from their business of “Writing More Than Passably Will,” the Scribblers have had monthly entertainments. These varied social events came to a climax with the picnic at “Wild Violet Nook” on the Bayou about two miles from town. Around a jovial camp-fire the girls broiled bacon and enjoyed a typical out-of-doors lunch. Then they chatted FRESHMEN DAY—April 10. 1930 Not to be outdone the Freshmen declared April 10. a holiday and went on a picnic. Just what occurred, the uppers have failed to find out. But when one of them mentions the day. the Freshmen only smile and ANNUAL COLLEGE PICNIC—April 21. 1930 In spite of the past two or three years, the student body of decided to take their annual picnic. The group journeyed to the Mcl Ranch to a cool shady spot on the Bayou where they passed several pi CHANDLER SENIOR DINNER a most pleasing and attractive dinner.' The Seniors always look forward to this last and wholesome pleasure. THE EilLI I II I II , x . -J, -• , 2 1930 Daniel Baker College FORTY-FIRST YEAR High School Seniors: Baker College next year. We are a standard college of year, we also give give greetings, and ask that in making 1930 DANIEL BAKER COLLEGE Coggin National Bank We appreciate Your 'Business Grissom-Robertson Co. Where Values Reign Supreme Outfitters for the Particular Students Who require Quality as well as Price Kuppenheimer and Cohen-Goldman Good Clothes for Men Apfelbaum Stern, Inc., Dresses for Women Packard and Lape Adler Shoes for Quality e.Alamo Ice Cream Call for It by Name and Bt Ass,trod of the Best Alamo Manufacturing Company THE STUDENT’S STORE- and Gift Goods. PP It will give us pleasure to serve you. DUBLIN CANON Favorite Expressions of Students and Faculty AUSTIN MILL GRAIN COMPANY MODERN MILLERS Cake Flour Grain Seed BROWNWOOD, TEXAS This Store Features Service SERVICE—Means a cordial welcome when you step in our doors, and we give it. SERVICE—Means Correa Style” and we are organized to keep in touch and see SERVICE—Means we help build Brownwood. Ikmntutt-Edln Brownwood Lumber Company Brownwood Floral Company West Texas Largest PHONE 27 Daniel Baker Graveyard . mmw mmfm- n 'mm. mmmi. i slsr- ISIP- c« WARD’S J. M. RADFORD GROCERY CO. The Friendly Store Wholesale Grocers Montgomery Ward Co. Distributors of Woman’s Club Coffee Brownwood, Texas Where Smart Styles Meet Moderate Prices BETTIS GIBBS Headquarters for College Girls Clothes South Texas Lumber Company Building Material Quality Merchandiser Dry Goods, Notions and Shoes ECONOMY STORY? U HOME OWNED Everything to Wear for GUSJ. ROSENBERG, Manage, In Welt Texas for Twenty-Eight Years” Garner-Alvis Company 203-205 Fisk—Through to BakerSt. HARDY DENNY Paint and Wall Paper Co. HELPY-SELFy In 'Brownwood Over 25 Years Picture Frames — DEPENDABLE electric POWER TEXAS POWER LIGHT COMPANY GASOLINE MOTOR OILS Central Texas Refining Co. Your Store c_ All the Time— When It’s Men's and Boys’ Wear at Popular Prices Hopper Stanley ‘'Rogers Studio Better Class Photographs Kodak Printing, Commercial Work and Framing ICE- Q •V I I I } u BR0WNW00D ICE FUEL CO. WISE CRACKS C. E. Stones Co. Headquarters for Young Men’s Clothing College Girls’ Ready-to-Wear W. M. BREWER Always the Standard Quality of Diamonds, Jewelry, Silverware W L Invite You to Visits Us Your REX ALL Drug Store What You Can Buy There Drug Stores differ more than you think—differ in service— differ in vshat they sell. Camp-Bell Drug Co.—and—Peerless Drug Co. Brownwood Coca Cola Bottling Co. Buck Dry Cleaning Telephone 60 We Are For You— Cleaning and HILL BILLIES Pressing Brownwood Implement Co. Suits Made to Order T‘k=V ,p d — College Students— Majestic Barber Shop BLACKWELL SERVICE ADAMS CASH and CARRY STATION GROCERY and MARKET CS ED GAS and OILS WYMAN 0. MclNNIS, Peep. Telephone 200 313 F1SK WISE CRACKS :™ir: 433. ; 11“™“ The Home of Dependable Furniture Empire Furniture Company TEE HILL MM IE Autographs THE MI L LILLIE 00 0 J C 3 - 0 3 Autographs I THE HILL Ell LIE CX3 l0 3s,50 5c 0 3''l Autographs lag THE HILL I II 1 II Autographs