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

Text from Pages 1 - 81 of the 1936 volume:

'frlr 1333 rilflJi PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS OF DANIEL cBAKER gOLLEGE BROWNWOOD, TEXAS HARVEY HICKMAN mSDITOR CHA5. HICKMAN C .USINE55 MANAGER £ inn £ fl t £ SCHOOL FEATURES ATHLETICS ORGANIZATIONS DEDICATION TO c7vtR5. J. A. AU5TIJM A life long- fuend of Daniel Hakeh- College, a louex of young yeoyle and. one who Li. alwayi Lntehe ted in the affaiu. of oux college we dedicate thu 1936 edition of 7he 7muI. COGGIN MEMORIAL AUDITORIUM OYHH4SIUM GIRLS’ UOKMITOKY THE PRESIDENT’S cTvTESSAGE TO THE GRADUATING CLA55 OF 1936 “Who knoiveth whether thou art come to the kingdom for such a time as this?” Esther 4:14. “Such a time as this!” What of it? Chaotic in its organization, terrible in its threats, niggardly in its gifts; yet sublime in its challenge, magnificent in its prom- ises, and glorious in its opportunities; it is yours. This is your time and your age. May you go from these environs thoroughly “matched with these times,” victorious R. G. DAVIS, President. JULIA WILKINSON HALL Voice D. B. C., Music D. B. C. MATTIE G. ROBERTS WARD, B. S., M. A. ALBERTA SKILES eula McFarland, b. s., m. a. Home Economics S. E. CHANDLER, A. B., M. A., B. C., D. D. THOMAS HERVEY HART, A. B. SENIOR DEAN JOHN POWER, A. B., M. A., LL. D. IRENE TRAPP, B. S., A. B„ M. A. Education ROBERT E. McKAY, A. B., M. A. ALTA M. CRAIG Registrar R. E. BLAIR, A. B. c. w. McClelland, a. b., c. e., m, a. DEAN OF CLASSIFICATION VIRGINIA' MRS. john a. McDonald, a. b. KATHERINE C. WATSON CLASS UIILL Harvey Hickman Coleman Math Bessie Pearce Education Juanita Thomason ; College Sweetheart, Football Travis Roach Rising Star Mrs. May Wooldridge Mary Elizabeth McHorse Brownwood Education Trail Staff; Secretary Coggins, Glee Club, Truett Shults Brownwood Education Swimming Instructor; Manager Football, Basketball, Track '32, '36. John Beckham Natural Science Instructor '34, '36. Emmarie Hemphill Cross Plains Natural Science Secretary Student Body; Footlight Play- -rT, A. “V • [1 ff J u p‘} yo-tA. ££ £o ° 7 — y- jQza u : ' Sue McClei Rice, Brooksmith Audie Baker, Blanket Matthew Watley, Silv igs % ad ‘t� 0 5- T s f jtA tyvVUiS 9-jf' Aj_$jA H jt Jbi v4- ' jaMsiaA£sO -€ AfyoM STUDEflT OFFICERS Norman Morris____ Fred Sai.ling.... Arveal Adams William Ellis .... John Little John T. Williamson Kara Newton..... Wyatt Morris______ ________Student Body President ..... .......... Vice-President President Senior Class Vice-President Senior Class President Junior Class _____President Freshman Class .....-President Sofhomore Class .Vice-President Freshman Class THELMA McCOLLEY BEE SHICKMAN %d Cf II- Of nun) CflkUlt BORMAN MORRIS JUANITA THOMASON ySM- s+ AjZuLp a. The frosh show a fer the rightec Frosh Football. Golf Champs, so they Bulldog Jackson gets a hold. Football. Knute thinks up a Dick shows ’em how. Parson Elmore does a bit of courtin’. over old times. Sweep it clean. Chick goes for a ride. Bald Pate et somethin’ that upset him. His son Tony takes off for a delivery. Squads right! Just three S. A. cases. Think nothing of it. Ten to one they haven’t Goin’ see mama. Biology Lab. Some fun Dr. Davis and the General. Jerry and Herman Red Davis mows, ably assisted by Daven- A Battle Royal! What a “T” Job? Liz is a studious gal. Sue and Jack. Mclnroe musta bit a lemon. Reading The Collegian. Bet she sees Alford. Shorty and Sara. Dr. Davis, Dr. John, and Dr. Whittaker. A Ford T-8. Eight Bull sessions in order. Mrs. Early (twice) Skull and Bones banquet. f y in y Coach Gene Taylor Norman Morris End 3VL, Co-Captain Travis Roach Center 3VL, Captain Arveal Adams Center 3VL Frank Coker End 2VL Coach Wallace Myers The 1935 football season was opened Friday night, September 20, when the Hill Billies defeated the North Texas Agricultural College Aggies here by a 13-2 score. This game opened in rather a sluggish manner, and the Arlington squad scored a safety in the first quarter. But during the second quarter the Billies opened up with a brilliant running attack, to score two touchdowns and add one ex- tra point. J. M. Payne and Alvin Stanford scored the markers for the Billies. In the second game of the season, Coach Gene Taylor’s Hill Billies invaded Lubbock for the year to hold Tech to a 27-6 win. The score at the end of the half was 7-6, and only through the use of his reserve strength was Pete Cawthon able to score his three touchdowns in the last half. Returning to Brownwood October 4, the Billies lost to John Tarleton’s big team by 3-0, in one of the year’s big upsets. The team was unable to get its offense polished and clicking, and a field goal late in the last quarter won the game for the boys from Stephenville. This was the last non-conference game before the opening of loop hostilities against Austin College. Injuries to Skipper Howard and Red Conger, ace backfield men, played an important part in causing the Billies to drop the Austin College game, played in Sherman, October 11. The score, 13-6, indicates a close fight, and the team agrees that this was one of the toughest battles of the year. This game set Austin College well on its way to the 1935 Texas Conference championship. No team in the conference proved strong enough to stop them effectively. Wednesday, October 16, saw the Billies in Fort Worth for a game with the T. W. C. Rams, an undefeaetd and highly rated team which was doped to clip the Billies. But again Coach Taylor’s men rose up in the face of odds and played the pigskin fast and furious throughout the game to hold the Rams to a 7-7 tie. Although outplayed from a statistical viewpoint, the Billies’ defense was strong enough to h old the Wesleyans, to gain the tie. Recovery of a partially blocked pass in the third quar- ter resulted in the only Daniel Baker score. John Little converted for the extra point. The same toe that Little used to convert the extra point against T. W. C. won the the final non- conference game of the year against Joe Bailey Cheaney’s San Marcos Bobcats, October 25. The game was played in a sea of mud, and neither team could open up with its offense. A field goal late in the final quarter gave Daniel Baker a 3-0 victory over the Southwest Teachers. The Billies’ defensive strength performed brilliantly throughout this game to stop the hard-hitting and fast Bobcat backs. 0 J2 S Fred Salling 2VL Shorty Wagnon IVL Tomie Webb Guard 2VL Hubert Davenport End IVL In the most thrilling game of the year, the Hill Billies took their first conference game played in Brownwood, from the Trinity Tigers by a score of 10-7, November 2, before a large Home-coming crowd. The Billies kept the crowd on its feet throughout most of the game with a sparkling passing drive deep into enemy territory ended in the final D. B. C. marker. With Roach out at center, and an unusually serious letdown from the Trinity game, the Billies were unable to do anything with McMurry’s strong squad November 9, in a ragged game played in Abilene. The score of this tussle stood at 8-0 as the game ended. The Billies staged three promising offensive drives deep into Indian territory throughout the game, but could make none of them pay off with a touchdown. The game was marked with the outstanding performances of Beans Morris, Ar- veal Adams, and Fred Salling. Although the team could not click, these men played bang-up football. The Billies evidently enjoyed the cold, clear night of November 15, as they turned in one of the smoothest games of the year that night, to win from A. C. C. by 7-6. The small crowd of students and fans almost froze to death, but were made to forget their discomfort by the brilliance of the Baker Southwestern’s Pirates all but won from the Billies in their game here November 30. Two field goals and constant threats gave the Pirates a 6-0 lead which they maintained until the closing minutes of play, when the Billies threw care to the winds and opened up with one of the most sensational pass- ing and running attacks of the year. The Daniel Baker squad was able to push over a touchdown and knot the count at 6-6 a few minutes before the gun ended the game. The last game of the season was the most listless and dreary of the entire year, with the possible exception of the McMurry game. In this game, St. F.dwards defeated the Billies 7-0. The game was played in Brownwood, before a large Thanksgiving Day crowd. Travis Roach and Beans Morris play- ed good defensive hall in this game. In the backfield, Little and Chrane proved the most effective ball With the close of the 1935 season, the students turned to the 1936 year, and the entire school looks forward with a great deal of pleasure to what promises to be one of the most successful football seasons in the history of the Daniel Baker Hill Billies. I93S FOOTBALL SQUAD Top Row: Coach Taylor, Cullen Perry, Hubert Davenport, John Little, Pete Roach, Frank Coker, Woodrow Red, Arveal Adams, Medford Conger, Davy Carroll, Coach Myers. Second Row: Charlie Chrane, Kara Newton, Scott Whittaker, Fred Sailing, Bull Durham, Alvin Stanford, Jake McCulley. Third Row: Huck Skiles, Philip Barnhart, Bill Trammell, Tomie Webb, Little Gene, J. M. Payne, Beans Morris, Glenn Wagnon. ErnestSk.il.es Guard Wallace Myers Wright Fuqua 220 yard dash J. J. McDaniel 440 yard dash Jake McCulley 880 yard run Harold Durham 440 yard dash Norman Morris 100 yard dash HM£iafi5SS?5E.lMS g£3£4ESS s ■ III IB %VI� Burl Williams ____ Director Harvey Hickman -- Saxophone Ruth Johnston Clarinet Jennie Laura Jackson Saxophone Jimmie Settle Trumpet Charlie Hemphill Alto Burl Strickland Saxophone Donald Coursey Clarinet Joe Lawrence Trumpet Jerry Bucher Trumpet _ _ Bass Charles Hickman Trumpet Chas. Willingham Baritone Alton Barr Trumpet J. T. Williamson Saxophone Trombone DIRECTOR BURL WILLIAMS THE 1936 TRRIli STAFF Harvey Hickman Editor Mary Elizabeth McHorse .Asst. Bus. Manager Genevieve McInroe________Asst. Bus. Manager Charles Fowler ________________Photographer Mary Katherine Elder____________Office Girl Charles Hickman Sara Collins---------------------Secretary Business Manager The 1936 Trail staff has worked long and arduously in order that the student body of Daniel Baker might have this book. The fact that no yearbook was published last year made the work much more difficut; but they will he satisfied if the book meets with the approval of the students and faculty. THE CObbEGIRA STAFF William Ellis... Travis Foster Carl Ellis Sara Collins ....... Mary Katherine Elder . Fred Salling ....... Nell Guthrie —-------------------- Editor ------------------------ Assistant Editor Business Manager ----Asst. Business Manager, Feature Editor ----------------------- Society Re-porter ------------------------- Sports Reporter _________________________________ Columnist J. Ellis, Editor Dorothy Nell Baker Kitty Beadel Elizabeth Blalock Maxine Boase Inez Boyd Lougenia Broocke Irene Bynum Marguerite Charnquist Maurine Charnquist Sara Collins Evelyn Couch Katie Jule Crockett Mary Katherine Elder Aleene Fitzgerald Maebell Fitzgerald Elizabeth Fowler Frances Goodall Emma Catherine Hall Lucille Harris Mary Hart Emmarie Hemphill Beatrice Hickman Martha Logan Gene Taylor (Moscot) Pep Squad Leader Iva B. Longley Rebecca Mathis Patta Jean Moore Sue McClelland Dudley McClendon Sarah McCreary Thelma McCulley Mary Elizabeth McHorse Nelda McInroe Frances Palmer Malvana Percifull May Belle Perkins Mary Gladys Pope Wilma Pratt Oleene Rochester Helen Sheffield Marcelle Shults Thelma Spivey Maurine Tervooren Juanita Thomason Hettie Fae Todd Hallie Trammell Jamie White Rita Young Mary Anna Davis (Mascot) CDGGin SOCIETy Hettie Fae Todd - ____ President Juanita Thomason____Vice-President Genevieve McInroe________Secretary Mary Katherine Elder____ Reporter Bee Hickman Elizabeth McHorse Frances Hise Maurine Charnquist Dorice Davis Wilma Pratt Elizabeth Blalock Marguerite Charnquist iIarcelle Shults Lougenia Broocke Alice Earl Anderson Dorothy Nell Griffin Katie Jule Crocket ® . C . 4 ■■«■C II CLUB FIRST SOPRANOS Maurine Charnquist Juanita Thomason Emma Catherine Hall Frances Goodall Iva B. Longley Eileen Satterwhite Emmarie Hemphill Nelda McInroe SECOND SOPRANOS Martha Logan Mary Elizabeth McHorse Patta Jean Moore Marguerite Charnquist Elizabeth Bowden Katherine Sue Galloway ALTOS Dorothy Nell Baker Dudley McClendon Dorothy Nell Griffin Ruth Johnston Audie Baker Genevieve McInroe Sue McClelland 9� . � . N . CLUB Aleene Fitzgerald Frankie Palmer Edna Merle Smith Inez Boyd Dorothy Nell Baker Jessie Guthrie Martha Weller Helen Sheffield Dudley McClendon Maxine Boase Katie Jule Crockett Maybelle Fitzgerald Rebecca Mathis Mallie Kilgore Jamie White Geneva Deaton Aline Richardson Elizabeth McMurry Iva B. Longley Jerry Cawyer Eileen Satterwhite Lucille Harris ■ otriiit.ii ■ PI ivi it Martha Weller Jane MacWilliams S. A. McHorse Eileen Satterwhite Elizabeth Bowden Katie Jule Crockett Charles Fowler David Parks, President Richard Dillincham Iva B. 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