Denison High School - Yellow Jacket Yearbook (Denison, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1926 volume:

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L I 5.- . v :lv- !-- MB 1 r M Cwffwsfs-ess: ff- .-V 3:2-,A of l I f l H DENISON HIGH SCHOOL This building marked the erection of the first public school in Texas 4 v 4 x x 'A 1 x 1 x x :nu 'aalll-xwnniqzc-ii'1 l I I I r I I A Q UPERINTENDENT F. B. HUGHES, B. S., LITT. D. PRINCIPAL B. McDANIEL 1 1 llllil llc LQ1 l'l I ,, -7 E--,A-Q., . - ,- 4 -A 1 t l . l Q I . I + . I h F I N I I N MR. FRANK ASH BURN, Manual Training MISS OLIVE BLACK, Domestic Science l MISS EDITH AUSTIN, Spanish MISS MARIE BOREN, Otiice Sec. . - MR. G. P.BROUS MISS INEZ CARTWRIGHT MISS MARGUERITE DELFELD ' A Science History OFHce Sec. MISS FAY DENNIS, Domestic Art MR. W. B. GRAHAM, Athletics ' MR. T. H. EDWARDS, Commercial MISS NELL B. HARRIS, Domestic Art MR. J. F. HOWELL MR. B. Z. HUGHES MISS EUNICE JENKINS Mathematics Science English and History N l I l l i N l l N 5 N I , 5 l l . 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It is the mind that maketh the man. 9 .4.L Yes' 'L L I AMY ADRIAN ,X Buddy Declamaticn '25g Author's Club 'Zig Volley Ball '23, '24, Captain '25: Press Club '26: Buzz Staff '25, '26: Dramatics '25g President Pep Squad '26. A merry heart maketh a cheer- ful countenance RAY ALLEN Stately and tall he moves through the hall iNot a candiate for graduationj ARTHUR ANDERSON ..Pap,. Class Pres. '26g Boy's Glee Club '26g Student's Council '24, '25: Scholarship Club '26. A model man nefuer talks of h' l . :msef .N fywui DOROTHY BALDWIN Dot Rainbow: Yellow Jacket Staff '26. The hand that hath made you fair hath made you good. EUNICE BENNETT Tillie Dramatic Club '2Sg Author's Club '25, l'She is not afraid to say her say, Though the 'whole world would be against her. Nineteen S 1 'B Q Q 1 1 K ll2l1'l1l11l'lBlAlQI14l'.I I I I I V F I I 4 - - 0.4-7 WAQ f -1 I 1. 4 l 1 1 -'l nl MARGIE BOLIN Peggy Be silent or let thy words be worth more than silence LEWIS BROWER We live and learn that we may wiser grow. PIERRE BURNSIDE Yellow Jacket staff 'Zag Buzz staff '25g Student's Council '25: De Molay. I am fearfully and wonderfully made. ICEY CADDELL Jack Home Economics Club '26: Science Club '25. BI-hafuior is a mirror in which efueryone shows her image. MARIE CAMP PEGGY Home Economics Club '26g Pep squad '26. I can he pleased and I dare own that I am. . RUTH LANATSY Shorty Home Economics Club '26: Dram 'tic Club '25, lf ladies be but young and fair, they have the gift to know it. I l wenty 1 'L i 'Q Q 1 K ll2l21'l4Il'l'lbI.Ll'llI-il',I I I I I I I I' I I - -7 E-ga-QI L4 4 . f JOE CARRAO He has common sense in every 'way that is uncommon. RUTH CATHEY Rufus Speech is great but silence is greater. LORENE CLARK Bugs I am sure that care is an enemy to life. ' RICHARD CLARK H Dick Yellow Jacket cartoonist '23, '24, '25, '26: Art Club '22: Radio Club '23g Hi-Yg De Molay: Base- ball '23g Dramatic Club '25: Au- thor's Club '25g Art Editor '26. Woman is often fickle--foolish is he who trusts her. WEALTHIE CLARK Millionaire Dramatic Club '23, '24, '25g Vol- ley ball '23, '24, Young heads are giddy V VIRGINIA COLLINS Ginia Dramatic Club '25. As 'well be out of the 'world as out of fashion 1 Twenty One Si 'S i Q Q 1 1 ll2li'l1llcl'iDIAlQII1ll'I I Y Illlllll ,ls .l, 1 . CTL-' fy' ,Y A- Q1 1 K' l l -fELA1N'E COONROD Country 'N V' Home Economics Club '26g , Glee Club '24, '25. She is pretty to walk with and witty to talk with. ,Wai M VSTELLA COX, NL Peanut LM I Glee Club '25, '26, -rf I I-3 . L' 'fu l -1- Whcn looks were foncli and words were few. MILDRED CRUMPTON Scholarship club '24, '25, '269 Studenfs Council '2S. l W , 4 Always prepared. MILDRED CUNNINGHAM of A-Bobby Home Economics Club '26. A heart unspotted is not easily dauntiif' 1 C L Q ,A .A Vx 0 VMARY FRANCES Ml 51 DIEFENDERFER Rainbowg Scholarship Club '24, '25: Science Club '25: Press Club EL '26: Yellow Jacket Staff '25, '26, 5 .1- I They that govern the most, make the least noise. ..A L, ' ' -'Yu' u' EARL DUNN RMS Hi-Y: De Molayg Buzz Staff '25 'J6. Better be h..ppy than wise. l l I I I i I I I ' -A I I h n I u 2 1 H I u I I X I I I I I I I n I Twenty Two x x 1 1. 1. 1 x x uu:l:n'a4l1-xwbrgi-111-il'1 l l C - I 1 A Q-344-7' Y-5-'Q-Q L, . I I l VCHOICE ELMOR1: l 1 Y Fat Hi-Y: Dramatic Club '25. 'What is woman? Only one of nature's agreeable blunders. 1 FOWLER FAUBION v --Tod A youth to fame and fortune un- known. 1 ARTHUR FEHR De Molayg Hi-Yg Scholarship Club '24, '255 Buzz staff '25. Other men live to eat, but I eat to li-ve. V I MARIE FENN 'l Rea Authors' Club '25g Dramatic Club '25. If I'm not 'worth the wooing, I surely am not -worth thc winning FAY I-'ENNELL Punk Home Economics '26. Nothing is given so profusely as ad'vice. J0H NY FLANIGAN Dru There is nothing half so sweet in life, as loves young dream. ' Twenty Three N . 'L Q Q Q 1 S ll2li'l1l10l'lblAlQIl4l'I I I I I I I I I I l. 341-7 ? .A.QT - DON FREEMAN l . Donnie - W Hi Yg Authors Club '25. N l i Write me as one who loves his l . fellow man ' N BhRNADINE FRENCH I . Bernie Home Economics '26: Pep sq 1.10 '26. . When beauty fires the blood, L J how love exalts the mind N EDYTHE GAINES N Tiny Perpetual motion l CNot a candiate for graduationl . GLADYS GENTRY N Pet . Rainbow: Home Economics Club '26: Authors Club '25g Pep . sguad '26, As merry as the day is long . LENA GIARRAPUTO N Fuzzy . Home Economics Club '26g Pep N suuad 'Z6: Glee Club '24, 'Z5. No one will she ever offend, l For she's e've1yone's friend . oRv1LLo 'GOLDEN 1 She has a sunny and congenial N disposition N N l H I N - N l K Twenty Four Hur r A 1 l , 1 1 'Q Q 1 Q Q 1 li2li'l4llol'A'l'l.Ll0lL1-il',I I I I I I I F IMI -, , l-, . cr .4 -7 ELLA GRAHAM Jack Scholarship Club '26g Dramatic Club '25, My book and heart shall never part. HOWARD GRANT Useless Glee Club '26g De Molayg Hi-Y: D. H. S. Band and Orchestra '26: Yellow Jacket Staff '26. I wonder if school can really open next year without me. iNot a candidate for graduationl MILDRED GUYNES Sidy Home Economics Club '263 Glee Club '22, '23: Dramatic Club '25g Pep Squad '26. Let your own discretion be your tutor MILDRED HALL --Bin Authors' Club '25gG1ee Club'25 A girl with a smile is the girl worth while. VERA HANEY Bid Home Economics Club '26, Thoughts are mightier than strength of hand. GWENDOLYN HARRIS Gwen None but herself can be her equal. Twenty Five Q11 'QQQ 5 1 K ll l1l11lol'lbl KQ I ' 1' , 4 I ' A ' Q Q iilllllllllll V ---fl 'X 1. L-4-ky' YA-Q1 . , l l I Twenty Six x- l ' I WINNIE DAVIS HARRIS Dids Home Economics Club '26. Love ally trust a few LIYLANCHE HARSI-IAW Blanchie Rainbow: Vice-President '26: Scholarship Club 'Z5: Students' Council '24, '25g Radio Club'24,'Z5 And what she greatly thought, she nobly dared. 'I BESSIE HENDERSON Red Home Economics Club '26, Pep Squad '26. Attended with the pleasures of the world ANNIE 'LEE HENDRIX Pal Rainbowg Radio Club '24, '25. Life is too short for any distant aims. ' LOUISE HINKLE Brown Eyes Ye ha-ve many strings to your bows. BOOTH HUFFAKER BUCKS The 'very pink of perfection. 1 4 l 1 l' u I f Q u H I n u u I N u l l N I u n N I u N N n N u N s , I K 1 'B 1 1 Q 1 K ll2l1'l1ll'l'A'DlLI'l1I-ll' ,I I I I I I I I I I L, cr-.4 5- , 'l. - A Q 1 l IDA MAE HUNNICUTT Honey Home Economics Club '26, She is ever precise in promise keeping. MURBLE JESSEE Pal The rule of my life is to make business a pleasure and pleasure a usinessf' CATHERINE KELLEY Kate Rainbowg Radio Club '25. As for me, all that 1 know is that I know nothing. 'A K 6211 'J l f VANNA KRATTIGER 'KY Annie Purenie Scholarship Club '24, '25. Wisdom shall die 'with me. PHILIP LAMPMAN Literary Societyg Declamation '23, '24, '25. It is not 'wise to be wiser than necessa ry. ' ' . 4 1:-4 gffk!-ff, VLESTER LAW N A De Pester Hi-YQ Buzz Staff '25, '26g Press X Club '26, l 'L is for Lester who never throws chalk. Twenty Seven 'L 'Q Q Q 1 K ll l1l1ll0l'lDllQs1-!l'.I I I llllfll lung 1 . cr .4 A -7 Y A- Q I T Y ' 1 ' ' ' - l WREN LAWRENCE . ..Rip., l De Molay ' Thinking is but an idle waste of . thought. . 1 Q DMXARJORIE LEE . 1' --sis RainbowgPress Club '26g Au- thors' Club '24. '25. A model girl 'who never talks . of herself ,, N ALBERT LEWIS Buster H Glee Club '263 De Molay ' . l Who thinks too late and talks D too much. N MYRTLE LITTRELL N ' Pokey N There is no royal path that leads to geometry . PEARL LONG . Kitty ' Home Economics Club '26' . Scholarship Club 25. ' i Can one desire too' much of a good ming? A N 'l1Vc. V'7f'uj PB'ESSI LUCK ' - Splunk 57 . Dramatic Club '25g Authors' M Club 259 Home Economics Club -16. N A sweet girl graduate and her . E auburn hair. l N l A A H J N l- N Twenty Eight L X T l S 1 'Q 2 1 1 'Q 1 lllli'lill1el'1bl:.l'll1-I-'.I I I I I I I I I YL-'lAQo M4 l V V LEONORAIMASON ,.Rip., Angels are painted -fair, to look like you. RITA MASSEY Fair of face, and slight of form. l PAULINE MAXWELL Hpollylr '1'alking--a popular habit of mine. HAROLD MCSPADDEN Jack Ask me no questions and I 'will tell you no fibs. lNot a candiate for graduationb I I Q lib ,EIL Q,.u.Cl:.-ur-,J Jfge N MARIE MIDDLETON Bobs Dramatic Club '24, '25. When joy and duty clash Let duty goto smash. lNut u candidate for graduatiom BARNES MILAM Israel lfootbwll '24, '253 Baseball '23,'26 Buskexball '13, '26: Football Cap- tkllll 'J6. l Smile and the world smiles 'with yon lNot an camiidutu for graduarionj l 1 Twenty Nine S il 'B Q 1 Q Q Q llll1'l1lIal'lblAlQIIil' lllllllfll --3 sl I . I A Q1 DOROTHY MILLER Dot Home Economics Club '26. All kin' o' smily round the lips ELIZABETH MILLER Diz-Liz Home Economics Club '26: Rainbow. She can sing the safvageness out of a bear. ONA MORGAN Onnie Youth is full of pleasure, age is full of cure. ,TOM MORRISON Tommy Football '25, '26: Basketball 'ZSQ Plays '25, '26g Yellow Jacket Stuff '26 A Jack of all trades and a mas- ter of all of them. CNot a candidate for graduationb ' MARY MURPHY Rainbow The glass of fashion and the mold of form, D V f- 1 ftp 1 MARGUERITE NEWTON Aristotle Rainbowg Treasurer Senior Class: Yellow Jacket Staff '2og Stud.-nts' Council '253 Scholar- ship Lllub 'J6. She is gentle and shy. But there's mischief in her eye.' h 5 Thirty xx 1 1 x x xxuclanaqq-1'1b1tvl.14l'lIll III Ill T V - . , ' v- 'l. - QT' lg, E , ISABEL NOE Isadore Rainbow: Buzz Staff '26: Yellow Jacket Staff '25gGreen Masque'25g Scholarship Club '26: Treas. and Sec. Class '25. You 'will never clap a padlock on my tongue. WILLIAM PARRISH Bill The mirror of all courtesy. W K L . R iAu.1-:EN PERRY Rainbowg Sec'y Class '26. One may smile aud smile and be a villain. LUCILLE PORTER Ci1lie Glee Club '24g Home Econom- ics Club '26. Do we need to 'wonder with 'whom she has a date tonight? Ji '-lUl'.f-1 -1 , 'lofi K 'IRENE PRESTON 'J aj 51 '-P011y', Learning by study must be won WALTER PUMPHREY Percy 1 find excuses for myself. ' 1 Thirty One Q. 'xl 1 1 x 1 x x ll'l1'l1lIol'lDl'l0.lI1-il'.I I I Vg ,, , lllllll Q--.4 -7 E-- A 1 li , , T Q l l Thirty Two r wi , 'mulw Jin-ull. Q.. VBRUCE REED 1, ' I Doc Hi-YQ Yellow Jacket Staff '26g Play '25, '26. A little nonsense now and then Is relished by the wisest men. VELPAU SCOGGINS Firpo Boys Glee Club '26. They say miracles are past. ARI ETTA SHARP Ett Girls' Pep Squad '26g Green Masque '259 Authors' Club '25g Glee Club '23. Her stature tall-- I hate a dumpy woman. QNot a candidate for graduationj , RUTH SIMMONS J ack Patience is a flower that grows not in e'verybody's garden. BEN SIRAGUSA Bennie 1 cannot tell what the Dickens his name is. BURKE SMITH Smirry Debate '24, '23: Green Masque '25: Areopngun Souix ty 'ZS1 P ess Ciun 26. He wose and found that life was duty. x x 1 1 x x x x u:u:a'n:nq.1'u-nxuacal'11 I l l I I A i l , Y hx, e,1 cr-.4 -7 . lmmk VJEULA PARKS Country Glee Club '24, '25g Authors' Club '25g Green Masque '25. My tongue istlu: pen ofa ready writer' TH ELMA STOTT MI-ot.. Home Economics Club 'Z6. Much learning doth make me mad JAMES STURGIS Hunk Hi-Y: Radio Club '23, '24, 'ZSQ Scholarship Club '24: Press Club '26 Manners must adorn knowledge. f MIILVIN TEMPLEMEYER Sadie Football '26, A quiut, likable fellow, 'who once a friend, alwuys a friend. QNot a candidate for graduationl Ll ' LEONA THOMAS Home Economics Club '26, Two heads are better than one. QNot a candidate for graduationl MILDRED THREAT Bebe Iis hard tu be in low and he u-iss. v Thirty Three SWS 'Q Q Q Q i K ll:l1'l1Ilel blAl ' 'f -'- A ' A V A Ulllilllllllllll -Y-L, cz-y.4A-7' Tjfilbfh L: ' X . I MARIE TIMMONS ' Preacher Dramatic Club '25g Home Eco- nomics Club '26. She has two eyes, so softaud brown--take care. NEWTON TOPE Sargeant ' De Molayg Literary Club '24, ' '25. See! the conquering hero comes CNot a candidate for graduationl 1 . ELOISE TREADWAY Personality plus--and the sister l of Jerry. - BIRCH WALLIS Scholarship Club '24, '25, '26: Students' Council 'ZSQ Pres. Class 25. A good mind possesses a king- dom. I RUTH WEICENSANG ' Wootie Pep Squad 26. My mind to me a kingdom is. QNot a candidate for graduutionl EUNICE WIEST Bobbie Pep Squad '263 Authors' Club 'Z5: Glue Club ':5g Home Eco- l nomics Club 'Z6. I shall not mar my life with l matrimonyf' N I u i n u ' N l H s n I I u u u u u i n n u n u N u N V Thirty Four K I . S 1 1 Q Q Q 1 1 ll'lli'l1l10l'lblAlQil4l'.I I I I I l.I IMI I -L ,,J1,,J.. nf ln-- A 1 , A Q T, L-, , WALTER WILLIAMS l What is the end of study? QNOt a candidate for graduationj l ADA LEE WILSON Vs Tubby Authors' Club '25. An illustrious and famous name. VCHARLES WINGO M --charlie Hi-Y: Glee Club '26: Press Club '26g Editor of Buzz '26g Yell Leader '26 Genius is mainly a matter of energy. QNot u candidate for graduationl EUNICE WITTY Birdie Persistency leads to success. fNot a candidate for graduationl PCALLIE WRIGHT s Dee Wee Clee Club '23, 24. Age will not 'wither her. VERN YETTS Dutch Glee Club 'Z6. Much talk, much foolishness. 1 l . Thirty Five 'L :Q Q Q 1 K IIIIZIIIUOIWBIAKQIIQIV.I I I I I I I I I I 1 Q. :A-fy YA-Q NAME ALIAS WANTS TO BE VVILL BE IN TEN YRS. Volney Acheson Bugs A senator A handmaster Amy Adrian High Pockets A lawyer A Salvation Army lassie Ray Allen Sleepy A society man A hoothlaek Arthur Anderson Pap A western ranch A hootlegger owner Dorothy Baldwin Dot A housewife A teaeher Euniee Bennett Tillie the Toiler A f-lassic-al daneer A nurse Margie Bolin Peggy A teaeher A trafli-e eop W. R. Boyer lluh A jeweler A pearl diver Lewis Brower Louie A preaeher A teaeher 1'ierre Burnside Uhuhhy A railroad president A tramp Ivy Uaddel Jaek A singer An elevator girl Marie Vamp Peggy A dietic-ian A dishwasher at the llotel Simpson lluth Fanatsy Shorty Shakespeare ll A dressmaker Joe Uarroe Joe A teaeher A eattle rustler Ruth Uathey Rufus A Spanish danr-er A teaeher Mary Chastain Mary A writer A steno Lorene Clark lled A steno A 1-ook ltiehard Clark Iliek A great painter A cartoonist Wealthie l'lark Millionaire A movie queen A novel writer Virginia Uollins Ginia An extensive traveler Still married! ! ! Elaine Uoonrod Country The wife of a banker A movie queen Stella Cox Stell A modiste A poetess Mildred f'rumpton Milly An English teaeller A prear-her's wife Mary F. Iliefenderfer M. F. A writer A reporter Earl lbunn Studhorse A c-lassieal dancer A sailor Uhoiee Elmore llighoy A deteetive Slingim: iee Fowler Fawhion Tod A 'eiyil engineer A priest Arthur Fehr Art A dealer in shoes A horse groom 'Marin Ft-nn Rea A manieure girl The wife of Harry Fay Fennell Punk A dramatic- reader Waitress at the Red liall .Tohnnye Fllllllllfltlll Ilru Slender Still pleasingly plump lion Freeman llosie The tire chief A soldier liernadine lfreneh l'retty A deteetiye A f.'ft'0lIlk-'fl'y team-her Edyth Gaines Tiny A Blues Bahy in A steno up North warm Ualifornia Gladys Gentry l'et A New York wonian's A tigrht-rope walker s. ci elary Lena Giarraputo Fuzzy A 1-andy queen A drsigfner lirvillo Golden Tiny An actress A dressmalzer Ella Graham .laek Spanish team-her A sc-ulptoress lloward Grant Vseless A silk stocking safes- Hur milk-man man Mildred Huynes Sidy Soeially prominent A hook agent Thirty'Six T- -1 -'1 1 1 ' ll nun u , i n u Q 1 n u u n i u H u u i u u 5 u u N u N L l s. 1. g m x 1 x x uuzlalanll-1u'r-null!-il' I I I I I I I I I A C p Ypher NAME - Mildred Hall Vera Haney Gwendolyn- Harris Winnie Davis Harris Blanche Harshaw Bessie Henderson Anna Lee Hendrix Louise Hinkle Boothe Huffaker Ida Mae Hunnicutt Murble Jessee Catherine Kelly Anna Krattiger Philip Lampman Lester Lawhon Wrenn Lawrence Marjorie Lee Albert Lewls Myrtle Littrell Pearl Long Bessie Luck Leonora Mason Rita Massey Pauline Maxwell James Meek Harold McSpadden Marie Middleton Barnes Milam Dorothy Miller Elizabeth Miller Una Morgan Tom. Morrison Mary Murphy Marguerite Newton Isabel Noe William Parrish Alene Perry Lucille Porter Irene Preston ll A ALIAS Bill Bid Gwen Dids Blanchie Red Pal Browneyes Boots Honey Pal Kate Annie Purin Phil Lester Rip Sis Buster Pokey Kitty Spunk Rip Rita Polly Sheik Jack Bobs Israel Dot Liz Onnie Tommy Mary Mag Isadore Bill Slim Cillie Polly IVA NTS TO BE Playground director Contented at home A A vaudeville girl A school teacher A comedy queen A clerk A sculptoress Charleston champ. of Grayson Co. London clothes dealer Wit of her home town Miss .Iohnson's suc- cessor ' Rich man's wife ie Pianist A stately ambassa- dfll' A A married man A great inventor A trained nurse A hand master ' A mathematician A composer of music A domestic science teacher Best looking girl in town Somebody's wife Economic's teacher Criminal lawyer Jeweler Bobbed-haired bandit Athlete A stenographer An opera singer A business woman Knute Rockne II A society queen A Spanish teacher A real estate dealer A cowboy A designer A banker's wife Steno WILL BE IN TEN YRS. A married woman Old maid school teacher A hotel cook Married to an undertaker A lawyer A teacher A charwoman Living in Gainesville hap- pily married A section foreman Dishwasher at Fred's Cafe Cotton mill teacher A medium A Western cowgirl A sadly hen-pecked hus- band A school teacher A baggage man A music teacher Our stern county jailer A washer woman A stenog A snake charmer A circus performer A second Miss Marie A ballet dancer A circus clown Plumber A Spanish teacher A cobbler A teacher A telephone girl A sales girl An idol of the Broadway footlight A resident in Vienna A stenographer A cook in a restaurant A benedictine A laundry girl A missionary A singer Thirty Seven x x p x x x x x uznalaln-nwnni-1:1al'1 I I I I I I 1 A gg Ill 'y' T' A-Q 1 A Q . Q A 1 1 - 1 1 1 I L NAME ALIAS WANTS T0 BE Walter Pumphrey Percy A big-game hunter Bruce Reed Doc A matinee ldol Velpau Scrogglns Firpo A bull-fighter Arietta Sharp Tope Somebody's wife Ruth Simmons Jack A man trainer Ben Siraguso Bennie An interior decorator Burke Smith Smitty Engineer Eula Sparks Country A great writer Thelma Stott Tot A physical trainer Cleoptra Stuart Cleo A historian .'Iames'Sturgls Hank A great orator Melvin Templemeyer Temp A truck farmer Leona Thomas Married Mildred Threatt Bebe Governor of Texas Marie Timmons Preacher A Red Cross nurse Newton Tope Sargeant Policeman Eloise Treadway Valentino's leading lady Birch Wallis Country A bank president Eunice Wlest Bobbie A physical director Ruth Weicensang Ruthie A poetess Ada Lee Wilson Tubby A school teacher Callie Wright Dee Wee Life saver Vernon Yetts Dutch A green house owner Thirty.Eight T ' WILL BE IN TEN YRS. A zoo keeper A carnival faker A butcher Still wanting Snake charmer Sign painter A shepherd Farmer's wife A florist Far from that Radio announcer Swiss mountain guide She did!! Magazine sales woman Speed demon Garage man Rialto ticket girl A farmer A nursemaid A milkmaid Mannikin Seamstress Chief of police E Q I l , l N A . 4 N l ! ' n N n n n u I u S n l E H 5 N H x 1. 1 x x x x u:ual.uumx'rnniq11-al' .1 I I I 1 I 1 A 1 W E- A. Q, 9 - . j I .Uumnrn I I I I I I I I I I I ' ff' A I I Wo' ,,,4 l ff! 1 4 I 'EIIEIVQEP iiiiiihi I 1' f '.:'..':5 I gm gaaiiaaa mph Arltyl Thirty Nine S 1 1 '1 i 1 1 ll2li'lill1l'A'DlLl'lIl3l'I I I I I I I I I I Iii Q'-44 Y 5- Q Y v , , . ' , l l N ' N , H ' MAXINIG JONES, l'i'4-sillt-11t VIIUIINIA SIYHIS, Vic-4--l'n-1-slsli-int .lUllN ISYICHS, S4-c-retz1i'y-'l'i's-asllwl' For thu- Jnninrs, il has he-vn ai worthwhile yvzirg an yvzir in whim-h the Junior Fuss has shiuwn Whzlt it vain ilu. We- fvvl that wv Cam fill tho plum-s nf the- Suninrs who nrt- tr lvzivv nhl ll. ll. S. Thx- class of '27 has plwwvml itsvlf to he uno nf tho nuts! 0llIilllSiZlSiii' i gxmlllu nl' stnilvnts ll. ll. S. has known in nmny yvairs. This vntirv yvzirs has ht-en pzissvd with l'IlTilllSitlSlIl :intl cn-upon-:itioii un th X pnrr uf e-vwy invnulwr nf this 1-hiss nl' Junlnrs, whivh in tho ve-ry Illlilllt' nt' things has nnul- it :I . nmst slim-vssl'11l yn-:ir fruni the stnndpuint uf 1-hiss spirit. I In alll the alvtivilivs nt' thx- svliuul tho Juniors have lnwrvi n tln-insvlvvs lujinl W0l'kl'l'S. l I'Iwi'ywlwl'i- the-y zirv gaining glory :intl liunur in vw-l'y plnnw nl' svlmnl lil'v in whii-h the-3' . . . . . V :n'm' tasking: :ln zwtlw part. Thi' JIIIIIUVS urn wry stumh. u 1, zinil wnvn hwy wow simplifi- limiw--N, lhvy unlilinnswl innrv Ihzln hzllf ul' the Sc'linl:1l'sliip Vinh. With the sluprnin. Unw:n1l l'Ivm', llzirkwzniwl News-r. wi- Vvvl that the 4-lass uf 'J will ho unc of thv hwgrvst :intl he-st mznssos than l.n:4 evvr lawn in ll. ll. S. . N H , . Forty 5 41 l T , x x n 1 x x 1 x n:la'nlmx'nr.u-131-al' I I I I I I I I-I A Y 1 v-AQ L- s Cora Mae Anderson ,Isabel Armistead Mabel Aven Lucille Badgett Inez Baker i , Vme Barker Trilby Barmore Jewell Barnhill l -L, I gk' ,-. nw- l l-u Billie Bass Lillis Benedict Katherine Bluhm Wilhelmina Bocklett .John Boldrick -Claude Boothman .Iohnnie Mae Brannon Ruby Briggs INola Bristow t-Gladys Bruton John Byers Lucille Calloway Georgia Calvert Mildred Culvert Agnes Cawthon Mildred Cox, lRuth Crosby D In Deffebach Louise De Fratus Aline Douglas Forty One xx x 1 x x x x uanalalmvnnmzcal'1 I I I I l l 1 1 5 1 4, Q . Q'--4, 4 1 I I ee I I Arthur Douglas Oma Edwards Minnie Laura Ellard Hazel Finley I I I Jack Foreman , . James Furman Elizabeth Garland Eugene Geer N I I Naoma Giles Grace Graham , Paul Green Frances Green Ethel Hale Johnnie Hamblett ' Kitty Belle Hunke Frances Harris l Armistead Head Lucille Head Hazel Hodges Mamie Holder Haskell Hunt yNell'e Lee Jennings Cl..rine Johnson Pauline Johnson . Floyd Jones Maxine J ones Adolphus Kanaduy Elsie Kay u I I u I I I I u u i I u I N I I u I . V lforty Two ,r , x x 'nt 1 x 1 1 x llllillll-l'lblLl'l214l'I 'I I I I lv ' l li f-E l Ll Y Q 4.A-47 ska Elvira Kinney Irene Kretsinger Charles Lewis Mildred Lloyd Lon Lowe Alton Lynch Nina Maples Edward May Allan Mewyvs Vivian Minor Ra h Moore illie Morgan A Kwwvfww Balfod Morrison Winston Mosse Thomas Murphy De Witt Nelson Mi dred Nelson Glen Newland Margaret Noe Wnlter Patton , 1,.- . A . lMary Pflyne ' LouiseXPeters Louise- Prather H.1rry Preston Milvon Pumphrey Marvin Roach IL. C. Roots Marie Rutk Forty Three x x x 1 x 1 x x ll2l1'l1lIul'iDlAlQIl4l'I I I I I I I I 1 3 -Q--.AA-7 Ewa- 1 Q Marie Ryan Reinholdt Schwalbe Fred Scoggin Billy Scully , Margaret Seward Hubert Shiflett Bert Slagle Thelma Slagle - Mary Smith Cecil Sprattling V Alex Sproule 'Y Allene Stevens 3 GOJIEMM A fx 1l,,lq'-I-I , Carol Story U'-' , ' Virginia Suggs Sue Summerour M Eithel Thornton X I I I ' I I I ' I 5 I L I I T I I I I s I I 5 I s T 'i s I l ' Fay Trammel ' Alvin Tripp Clyde Tripp ' Grace Vinnedge r Gerald Wadsack Mary Wakefield Elizabeth Walker Lillian Walker Donald Weiler Louise Williams Tobin Williams Fred Williford , Forty Four L , o S 1 'B Q 1 'Q Q S llIli'l1l1ll'1l'lLl'.li14l' .I 'I I I I I I Iv-vl'l 1 l.. T ,,YY 1 3 ,, 17 cr-.4 -78 5-LAQ. L . 2 I f Enphnmnren I I I I I I I l I 4 I I f I I ' I 'i'7!f5f2 I F ty l- ve I sf, x 1 x x u :la'a11!-xwnnxqxe-il'1 I I I I I I I 1 A 4 ft Q 1 Q-W4 -73 'Zhi' Zlfrvahmrn ff xx ' x x Q N X H R QQS 'Y ' -Q 9 O 'E 4-5. . ,l 0 , r-:QL 1 A Q- 'Q 2 1 Q Q Q llililf Lil-il'.I I Q. .41-7 .?'gA-0, TO THE FISH AND SOPHS My Deah Fellow Schoolmates: Really, little friends, we, the Senior class, feel a hesitancy in leaving you at the end of this year to finish your school life in D. H. S. without a guiding hand such as ours to help you along. In fact, we feel sure that we will leave a few of our class behind to guide you. We feel that without their help it would take you a long time to be- come big enough to fill our places. We will, however, give you credit for rapid progress since your entrance in Denison High. When you first made your appearance upon the scene, we were all .in a nervous strain for fear we would trample on you in the hall. Now, your physical and mental growth has been such that we feel safe in even letting you cross the street To the Sophs, we offer congratulations on the event of your be- coming Juniors next year. We are sure you will not be so snobbish in the coming year since you will merely be Juniors instead of proud Sophomores. We have one charge to make to you. Please be kind and gentle to next year's Freshmen. Heretofore the care of the Freshmen has been our task but we leave it now to you feeling that you will discharge the duties as carefully as we have done. We know that you will have a very trying time if the Fish of the coming year have deteriorated any further than those of the present year. The name Fish will no longer suit them. They will have to be called minnows. As for you, our Freshman friends, we really don't understand how they expect you to take care of yourselves in such a large building as this one will be when the new addition is finished next year. We suppose they expect to develop you up to the point of car- ing for yourselves by giving you physical education in the new Gym. Our warning to you is that although you may be inclined to be snob- bish, since you will be proud Sophs, that it will be safer to keep your head down instead of up. If the coming Sth grade develops as suc- cessfully into flying tackles as your class has perfected, you will be in danger of finding yourself sprawling down the steps into the cafe- teria every time you come in contact with them. You will need all of your eyls open to see them coming. In spite of all your faults, the saying that ax little child shnll lead them, stlll holds true for ench of you: for you have certninly led us an merry chase. Of course we realize that it is not because you are any more brilliant than we are that you have had so many of your number on the Honor ltoll, but nevertheless we congratulate you on that score. You just don't have so many other important things on hand as we do. Seriously we think you have proved your- selves worthy of the distinction of being students of Denison High S hool und we hope that in the years before you, th.u you will even double the number of Honor Il ill Students. As at last word we charge you to keep and honor the good 1131118 of D. H. S., to uphold every enterprise undertaken by the school, and to prove Denison High to be what it is, the greatest and dearest High School in any State. Fift Two 'l LIE CLASS OF '26 H , u Q u u + u u l n E H u l u u S N u 5 n s N u l . 1 1 lil 1 1 K 1 1 Q Q Q 1 S llllililli-l'A'l1IAl!li11ll'I I I I I I I I I I lg I l I I lk - I 'l'I'I'I'I g Q'.'.'.'I'I P I I If . I I I l Iflw 39' 7 I I I I I-ff F I III K I I 1 I I -ew Ill kK 'l I I I H I... J X, a' 'Il K I N 0 5.1 ef-:X A 4 '- - xh X W..q.' 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In H1114-25 tive more IlLl'lllllt'I'S were nthletl to the list. nmking: at totztl nf twenty-nine Ufiieers t'or this terni were Ellen Urook. president: Mildred Urnnnmton, viee-presitlent. :intl Yirginin Suggs, ser-retziry-trensnrer. The oftieers for the 1925-213 elnh :ire Bireh Wallis, president: Elizziheth Walker, viee-presitient. :intl Maury Lnnren Pierre. SP4'l'l'i2ll'j'-TI'P2lNllI't'l'. This year the nuniher of nienihers hats ineresisetl to forty-six. Any pupil nmking nn :average ot' 90 with no graule helow Stl for the pi'ef-etiiiig yenr . is entilieil to heteonie at nieinher. llowever, the grznles ntnst he nmtle in high sehool. There :ire no freslnnten inenihers. 1 Iineli nionth sinee the eluh was o1'g::inizemI, the sehool hats issnetl sehohn-ship eerti- tiezttes t'or hoth the lirst :intl the seeontl Honor rolls. The seeonml honor roll requires :ul aiverzlgle ot' N5 with no grzule helow TU. The einh wus orgrnnizetl to ent-onrngre hetter sehohirship :intl the student hotly is very enthusiustit- over the honor plain. More interest hns heen taken in sc-hool work sinee its orgatnizzition. The presirlent. viee-1uresitlent, :ind ser-ret:try-trealsllrer are ehosen front the Senior, , .'llIliUl'. :intl Sophomore elztsses, respeetively. The eluh tnenihership t'or this yenr is lwzletiesilly twiee the nlnnher it wats Inst year :intl there nre enouprh possihle nienthers to lllilkti next ye:ir's eluh twiee ns lnrgre ns this ye:tr's. This yenr's honor roll is exeeetiingfly lnrge espeeizlliy in the freshnizin 1-hiss. i i- ' Fifty six L gi l T , x x x 1 x 1 x x n:n:n'nul-vu-mx-.lac-il' 1 I I i I I I A L l 1 I i , , GIRLS' GLEE CLUB lizlrly ill the- svltunl-yn-zil' tht- girls tat' IM-nisun lligh S4-limi! oiqranllim-tl :1 Ulm- t'luh muh-1' tht- h-:uh-rsliip ut' Miss lmlnlvin. 1-I1-vting Miss I-In-lyn l'uw4-rs, l'i'1-sith-nt :mtl Miss tllmlys Long. SP4'l'Q'i'Zll'X. 'l'hn- 1-lllh ot' this ye-:1t'mlit:ti1is IIIZIIIX tim- vuivm-s whivh hzis llliltil' it om- ut' tht- he-st 2lt't'l'1llilS this sc-Inml hats haul. Thi- musi1'whi1'h tht- 1lii'+--vtm' hats vlmse-n 4-mitaiins tlirw-- 11:ll't iIlllSil'fll2lllIl'ij' tirst SllIPl'ilIlll. st-mmm! SUIPVZIIIIY :tml alltu. I-IV1-ry We-din-sdzly lli4ll'1lill2 tht- Glu- Villil, 1iil'm-vtn-11 hy Miss litlliiiill. Qzltht-rs ful' um- iltvlll' pl':u'ti4-e-, tha-it :tsst-uhhh-s tin' twt-my minutc-s with tin-1nlpilsut'tlw High Sm-itmml in sung. A llllllliwl' ut' time-s this your the- 4-luh has t'urnislu-tl she-1-i:il musit- tln' thn- t Nilltlvlll lumix. Um- ut' thc- :wtivitim-s ut' this hmly was tht- m'f':tsim1:nl siligim: tm' tht- llotztry :tml Lions t'iuh nt' this vity. I-'or tht-sv puhliv 3IIllN2Il'illlf't'N tht- girls :tml the-ii' uhh- tiirf-1-tm' !Vt'I'P highly lumisl-tl. i Fifty Seven , i S 1 'L Q 1 i Q S ll2l1'l1l1el'lDlAlllI13l'I I I I I I I I I ,. V - -4, 1 . Q'--Af? T- ins-Q1 . i i l l 5 N i - n u u 3- BOYS' GLEE CLUB . Vmlm' tha- 1lil'1-vtimi of Bliss Ann Wilson, :1 prrmnlp nf lmys who were illf0I'l-'Sfk-Wi in singing: :lssmnlmle-ml in tlw lligh Sclnml ,-Xlllliflblilllll nn tho afternoon of Svliteinhel' 251 :nnl mwgzniizrml an lmys' grim- vlnh. Ivllllkll' ilw sulwrvision of Miss Wilson an 1n'ngr:nn lllilllt' up vntirely uf pnpuian' songs wns win-km-41 up :nnl pix-se-litvml in cilnpel. I4'1'4nn time to time flue-ro linve In-on lm-sviitocl I3l'0g'l'2llllS consisting uf Dthlllliill' songs. Tin- buys lnnvv wmn'Iw1l lnnwl during: the entirv yvnr, lwlding 1n':n-tive every 'l'11vs1lny nnnl 'l'Inn'sml:ly lll0l'l1lliLf. Tho pn-soil! nfiix-ws of the Boys' Give Vluh nw: 1'h:u'lPs XVingn, pw-sidvlnt: Lon , Lowe, vic'e--pl'vsi1ln-lit: llnvimlwvigrllt Starr, sa-cw-l:l1'y: Evellyll I'owvl's, pianist: Miss An.1 NVilsun. 5l7'il'lS0l'. n u u u u n 5 u 5 s H i Fifty Eight L 1 '1 1 1 Q Q 1 llll1'l1ll0l'lDlLlQll-il'.I I I I I I ll I Q--44-7 E'.-5-or L: ' THE PRESS CLUB The first Press Pluh in the history of the Denison Iligh Sc-Inml was orgnnizvel this year. Its purpose is to furthvr the work of the st-howl nlnnp: jnurnnlistim- line-s pur- Iirulzlrly in the two press :iss4mf'intiuns. the Tvxns lligh Sm-inml I'r0ss Association :intl the Central Interstate Prvss Asswc-intion,ii1 which m-ganiizzitimis the puhlic':1tions of tho svhool 2ll'P i'vgistel'e4l. Fm' the Inst twn ye-:Irs Ilenisun hns haul thv plllrlicaitimi uf the Buzz. an hi-nnmthiy Iwwspaipn-i', pulnlislnwl in 4'Ullll0l'fltlll with thv nnnunl. Thai stutTs of the puhlir':iliuns unn- poso tho nivnrlwrship for the Press Club, in :nhlition In nwnilwrs sells-rtvcl upnn tht- nn-ril, nf SUIIIP literary vtllirt lmlnleml to tho Ill0lllll9l'Slllll Clilllllliflllfl. Tho 1-luh studies topic-s on juurnnlisni and from tinw to time hns lPi'llli't'S nnnh- hy Dt'XVSlHl1N'l' nien of llvnisnn. l'l'ill'fll't-' in writing: for print is nlso givvn :lt :iltvrnntv invvt- ingrs whvn the lllQ'Illll'PI'Slll1b uses its tinn- in writing: :irticles for tha- Iivnisun Ili Buzz. The nfiira-i's elvctwl fur tho club zirez L:iwrm'v Ashburn, prvsitlt-uit: lsnhe-Ile Arniis- tvzul. vivv-prvsimlvnt: Maxine .loin-s. se-4'l'0t:1l'yg Iivvlyn Powers, tl'c:ls11l'vI'g Ainy Atlrinn, pnrlininvntawiniig Billy Fi'e1-nnln, 1'rinter's Devil. 'Fhv sponsnrs of the 1-lulr nrv: Miss Mnry Virgrinin I'l'UVl1llC0, Miss Iillith Austin, Miss lfzny llvnnis, :intl Mr. IS. Z. llughvs, Fifty Nine x n 1 x x x x unzlalzllm-iw:-n.ul:1-il'1 I I I I I I I 1 A Y I- Y 1 l. cr-.44-7 T-sql nl ,Y nd' . rig!!! I I X U ' U I i i THE ORDER OF THE RAINBOW Denison Assenihly nnniher 23, of the Order of the Rainbow, was organized on the twenty-serond day of June, nineteen hundred and twenty-three and was sponsored by the Eastern Star. Hate Pity Uhapter nulnher TT. It is a fraternal order for girls, stressing service to others, faith in ourselves and patriotism for our Country. Denison Assembly i meets on the first and third Saturday of eaeh month. 'l'he oftieers are eleeted and appointed every four months. The principal oftieers are Ruth Ilavis, Worthy Advisor: Aileene Perry, Worthy Assoeiate Advisor: Faulahelle . Christian, Charity: Marjorie Lee, Ilopeg Marguerite Newton, Faith: Lora Adams, Sevre- tary. and Gladys Johnson, 'l'reasurer. Mrs. Ethel Thoniasifn. a representative of the . Advisory Board, is the Mother Advisor. O Une of the most interesting aetivities of the Order is the Charity Committee, coin- posed of several members and a representative of the Advisory Board. Its object is to assist any person that is found in need. Funds are ohtaii ed from a Mite Box plaeed in the office ot' the Secretary ofthe Masons, and from the elaborate Penny Drill eonduvted hy some girl at eavh meeting. The Rainbow girls wish to thank every person who has . helpt d this vonnaittee with its work. At l'lll'lSllllZlS the girls had a party at the home of Misses Marjorie Lee and Max- . ine .lones. Gifts were distributed from a decorated tree hy Santa Vlaus. This was ' the only social gathering in the winter, hut plans are being made for several parties this N sunnner. N i u . l 5 ' i Sixty L i RK' H 1-1 L? x x 'n 1 x x x x uu:l:n'a4q1-xwnniuxialf1 I I l l I I .6 at b--'- LOAQF iffflusegivx-xwqlg Q-i.4A-7' 5- A 1 SENIOR DOMESTIC SCIENCE The 'Senior Il. II. S. girls, having: :ilremly attained an elen1entm'y knowledge of cookery in the ninth grmle, where they learned to cook :intl serve breakfast :mn simple luncheons, take up zulvamced cooking. This work takes up the preservaltion of ments, fruits, vegetnblefs, etc. Visits have been nnule to the ment market and tiom mill :intl to the Bakery :md f'l'P2llll9I'y. The iii-st part of the year is devoted to the study of the lll2lllUfilI'IIll'P of foods :mil to the cooking of dishes suitable for home luncheons and dinners, and for formal xneuls. The second hnlf of the yem' more :ulvamced cooking is taken up, fornml luncheons :mal dinners being served. Each girl is hostess ut in luncheon which she herself 1'ookS and serves. There is also ix course in diutetics given. Un .Iunuury 30 the Senior lloniestic Science girls served :i two-course luncheon to the Denison. Wliitewrigllt, Whitesboro. and Vain Alstyne basket bull temns. They also served the Lions 1'lub, Iiotnry Club, and School Bozird. Sixty One x x x 1. x 1. I x ll:li'l1!!el'lDlAl'lII-il'I I I I I TI I 1 A 1 .- Q-4,-7 E-XA-Q 1 THE HI-Y CLUB 1 IllS'l' Sl'lMES'l'I'Ill SEI '1 DNID SEMI-ISTICR Earl lzlllllll I'1'1Jsi1l1'nt Ijllll F1'111J11111I1 D1111 l1'1'1-1111111111 Vi1'11-p1'esi1l1111t I1'1':111k .l111111ing:s ll1'111'1l R1-1111 S111'1'vtz11'y Haskell lI1111t Alvin 'l'1'i1111 'l'l'f'ilS1'll'Pl' Alvin '1'1'ip11 L1-star l.:1wl11111 llist111'i:111 I.11st111' I1ZlNVll0ll Iluskvll Illlllt l'11lit111' D12ll'Ylll 11111111-l1 .l. I . IIOWICLL, Sp1111s111' 'l'h11 lli-Y 1'l11l1 fvlt thv loss of its nhle :11lvis111', Mr. Fisk, :lt the first uf the t111'111 hut with the h11g:i1111i11g of work, the lmys shun saw that M1-. ll11w11ll, the new :11lvis111-. :1ls11 1111ss1-sswl thv 1111:1lities of 11-:11l1l1'sl1i11. The Clllll has l111l1l :1tte111l11111'1- 1-1111t11sts with the Sl11A1'111:111 Hi-Y 111111 sp1111s111'111l tl11- :1n111l:1l l1':1tl11-1' :1111l S1111 Billlllllfll. Six 1111-1111h111's of thv cluh, Wi11g:li11l1l l51'z111l1:1111. ll:1sl11-l lluntg llillllll M11111'ej, Alvin Tripp, llllllillll Elliott, Losfel' l.:1wl11111, 111111 the Sll1bllS0l', Mr. J. I . ll11w11l1, 1'11p1'1-s1111t1l1l th11 1-111l1 111 the 0l1l1J1' Buys l'1n1fe1'1-111-e he-111 111 Austin. 'l'h1- Cup of Vtlllllllflfkl M:111h11111l XYllll'll the Hi-Y l'l11l1 111'11s1A11t1J1l tn tho s1'h1111l lust yl'2ll' will :1g.::1i11 he p1'1-s1111te1l tu the host 11l1-1'1111111l hwy i11 th11 S1J11i111' 1-lass. 'l'h11 11111'p11s1- 111' th1- Ili-Y l'l11l1 is to 1-1'11:1t1-. 111:1i11t:1in :1n1l 1-xt1J111l tl11'111lg:l11111t the s1'l11111l :1n1I 1-1v1111111111ity l1i5:l1111' sta1111l111'1ls 111' l'h1'is1i:111 i'llill'2ll,'ll'l'. l b Sixty Two YI S 1 'Q 2 Q 'Q 1 K ll2l1'l1ll0l'iDlAlQil-Ill'I I I I I I I f I I 1 ,,,, - lu! .4A-7' if QT lt.: ' A- 'lw - 1 ES V A , U I , C D , Q Q HOME ECONOMICS CLUB ' 'l'l11i s1-1111111 ll1v1111f 1111-1v111u111i1-s Vlulm ill D1-11is1111 lligrli S1-hmvl wus 111'g::111ix1-11 Thurs- 1I:1y. N1n'1l111h1-1' ISD, :il 3:45. 'l'l11i 11111111ln111'sl1ip uf Ilw 1'l11l1 is 111111111 up f1'1v111 Il11- ID111111lsli1' A1-1 and l,4llll0Slil' Sl'lt'I1l'9 1-lnssvs. This 1'lul1 is 111111111 the 11i1'1'1'tin11 uf Miss Nell B. 1Iz11'- 1'is. Miss I1':1y IM-1111is, :1111l Miss Ulivv lilzick. 'l'1111 111111111 l+I1'1u111u11i1's Club is 1'111111ms1-1l of llllt' i111111l1'1-1l :1111l tifty girls. 'l'l11- f11ll11wi11g: 11111111111 wwe 1-l111't1l1l 11l'ti1'1-rs nf H111 u1',1::111iz:1li1m: Nlizzllwill Millvr. p1'1-si1l1-111: I'Il:1i111- 1'1m1un1'1n1l, vice-p1'11si1l1111t: l+':1y F1-11111ill. s01'1'1't:11'y3 M:11'i11 Ti1111111ms, re- 11111't111'. :1n1l l.111'ill1- l'111't111'. 11111'li:11111111i:11'i:111. lllaulys G9llll'y. Mil1l1'1-11 i'u1111inL:l1:1111, 111111 1,1-11:1 1li:11'1':11111l1v werv :1pp1rint1-1l by the p1'1-si1l1111t fm' tlw p1'11g1':1111 1'1v111111itt1'11g Mary I:l'l'llllUll4 Stvlln Mau- L111-, :1111l V1-1:1 llznney w1-1'1- :ippuiiirvrl for thu 1'1111stit11ii1111 1-0111- 111ilr1'1-. 'l'l11- lll'Ug'l'ZlIll 111' II111 w111'k for tl11- Il1+1111- I'I1'111111111i1's Vluh in1'l111lPs fl ll1111'1111gl1 Slllllj' ni' l'z11'li:11111-11t:11'y lalws: :1p111'1v111'i:1t1- 1-lutliing fm' ll11- high s1'l11ml girly l11vusei11rl1l p1'11lnl1-111s: lmlik. Ii111l 111111 1ly1l1I w111'k 111111 lmslu-I1'y. B- Sixty Three , I ' S1 'L 1 Q 1 QQ lllil1l10l'lDlKQ1l1-'IIll III F ll gunman.- - A -A 1 J I HOME ECONOMICS CLUB MEMBERSHIP Margaret Allen Juanita Austin Margaret Averett Geraldine Babcock Mae Belle Babcock Ruth Babcock Lucille Badgett Hester Bagby Dorothy Baldwin Jewel Barnhill Nannie Barnhill Louise Bailey Margaret Benedict Daisy Bennett Lorene Benjamin Dorothy Berry Marguerite Bell Maxine Beggerstatt Evelyn Boulter Velah Bilderback Lora Bluhm Algle Lee Boren Odessa Boothe Ruth Biggerstaff Rosebeth Brannon Mary Frances Brennan Ruth Brigham Ruby Briggs Violet Browder Nobie Brodie Miss Nell B. Harris Gladys Gentry Hazel Gentry Lena Giarraputo Grace Graham Evelyn Hale Bernice Hill Addie Mae Hilliard Gertie Hihdon Vera Haney Winnie Davis Harris Willie Mae Harris Glennis Hanka Marie Hancock Bessie Henderson Edythe Hodgkenson Mamie Holder Ruth Hollingsworth Vida Mae Hood Lucille Houk Ida Mae Hunnicutt Juanita Jennings Mable Jennings Mildred Jennings Loreta King Mildred Kinney Lorena Mae Lacy Imogene LaLonde Louise Lay Stella Mae Lee Alice Looney Sixty Four 42 I 1 I Y l 1 SPONSORS Miss Olive Black Icey Caddell Georgia Calvert Mildred Calvert Edna Camp Marie Camp Margaret Carpenter Celestia Cearly Clorene Christian Wealthie Clark Bernice Collier Aline Cole Elaine Coonrod Ruth Crockett Mildred Cunningham Dorothy Dawson Gennie V. DeFratus Edith Dillon Roma Doak Aline Douglas Lucy Mae Duckworth Mary Frances Edwards Juanita Ellison Viola Everitt Dorothy Fenn Fay Fennell Enid Finley Helen Foster Vaunna Freeman Pauline Furlow Elizabeth Garland Miss Fay Dennis Gladys Long Pearl Long Wilma Luethche Edyth Lynch Dorothy Lyte Minnie Mays Opal McCain Irene Meitzen Vivian McGeehon Dorothy' Miller Effie Miller Elizabeth Millel' Laura Mae Moore Maxine Mosse Julia Newcomb Marguerite Nicholson Edith O'Dell Mildred O'Dell Willie Osborne Madge Phillips Lucille Porter Elizabeth Powell Ruby Mae Propeck Leona Rumbeck Ester Siraguso Ruth Sprattling Fay Stewart Evelyn Scott Thelma Stott Virginia Wilson x n 1 x x x x u:n:n'n.1ll1-num: -111-auf: l l 1 1 1 1 1 I , xg?r,I 3 I l I Erhate I I I I I I I I g I I I I I I I I I I n I it 'K-Kt x--:lil --0 Lui - - 1, , , 11 Y, . 1. Q'.A1 0r T-A-Q1 FI DFNTY Tho Oounty lntvrsc-lml:1st'if' lilvvt was lwlll in Sll9l'lll2lll on 1II1ll'l'll the twvnty-thirll. lflunire Iil'l'1lN-'ff won first pluf-9 in girls' ll6K'l2llllilflUIl :md Ulillltlt-' Iilbilflllllilll in lmys' llvvlfi- mention. Hur PXTUIIlINll'illl60llS speaker. l'hilip Lilllllilllilll. wus jllllyft-'ll svvuml. livrtlm liurk. in Junior spelling, won high honors. tying: with pupils of ward svlumls. 'Fha' Svnior spoilers, Ullil lilurgxun :xml l,:1w1'vm'v JUIIIISUII, werv not surf-essful. 'l'lnmms Mur- phy, the vssuylst, met :1 Sllllllill' fate. 'Pho subject fur 4lvlmtv wus, llvsolvwl: 'l'h:1t thv l'hil1l Luhor Allllllllllllixllf tu tho lfwl- eranl Vtvlliflllltlilll should he passe-ml. The Denison tn-:uns wt-rv cmnpuswl uf lszlhvl Nov :md Tlltlllllil Perry, Vulnvy Aclwsun :mal Burke' Smith :null vm-re l1llSllL'k't-'NSflll. Both fvilllli lost nn thv 2lffll'lllilflVt' side. DISTRIl l' Un April the twm-uty-svvelltll, the Ilistrir-t 1llf0l'9l'll0l2lSfi'l' M1-vt was hvlcl :lt Austin Unlle-5:1-. In 1-very wmtn-st in whivh we' were- rvprvsontc-ll wc- won lmmws. Ilonisun lligh S1-hmul is pruurl that Ulillllll-' Igilllflllllilll won first plzlw in huys' mhwlal- mzltiun. lflunive llvnm-'tt Uilllll' se-cmul in girls' llvvlzulllzltiull. Be-rtlm lluvk was again gin-n um- lllllllll't-'ll un hor spelling: pztpvr. Philip again won secuml place in extvmpu- rzmeuus spvukingr. l I I I I I I I ' I I I I I I I I i I I I I I 1- ' Sixty Six in 1 'r - f l 1 1 '1 2 Q 'Q 1 Q ll:lIl1l.ll'fDlLlQ1'i-7I I ' I I 1 I f I I -,f-l - F Eramatirz N-1' Jj w 1 5 X, S961 ' 1' wx Q N f jf Q gif, W fe X? f K H Q 1 Q 'S 'K ll'2l1'l1llfliblAl'lII2il'.I I I Q . Q'f44 fy W g. QTi N A l I 5 I l ' N l l l A n H A N E A CAST OF CHARACTERS N ,. Marjorie Lee- Q l eona Thomas- Q Carr ., ,,..., -lilaine Coonrod Marie Ryani . I , ....,. Mary Payne Carr , , ....,, Lawrence Ashburn l -y , . Volney Acheson ' , ,..,...,, Lon Lowe' N Bruce Reed N . Spelvin , . , , Hubert Shiflet ogan ,...,. .. ,.,, Tom Morrison. . V mpson .,,..... .. George Lay t of Police . .......,....., .,,,,.. A lbert Lewis . I Verne Yetts N i Cllfiiicers ,.... .. Ralph Moore - Harry Preston aur , , .. Newton Tope N N N N ight N L s x 'x 1 x x x x ll2li'l1!lol'ibl.Ll'li14l' 1 I l I 1 1 1 p 5 Q'f-A E-WJ-Q STOP TI-IIEF three-act comedy, Stop Thief, which was directed by Miss Mildred Walker . Edith Austin, was presented before a large audience on Friday evening, Decem- t eighteenth. The cast was chosen from the pupils of the ninth, tenth, and . s dau,i:hter's wedding.: day Mr. Carr decides that he is a kleptomaniac, from the n ianlce and reappearance of articles in the home. These mysteries are due to and her elevel frades. '1 disa l he 41 o ih action of the new 1ady's maid, Nell, a co-worker of a crook, Jack Doogan. The cling is delayed while a search is made for the missing articles. By the efforts of Mi unison and the police, the thief is found in the home disguised as a detective. The c ain falls on the wedding of the three prominent couples. 1' uroceeds of the comedy purchased sweaters for this year's letter men of Den- ison l ll School. in t larg: and l yfllis Isles mea in lo alloy '.ieu part Ma ry. 1 4 , ,i, i 1 LOVE PIRATES UF IIANVAII 1 Seniors presented :1 charming operetta on the evening of April the twenty-third llgh School Auditorium. The operetta was a great success, judging from the , e uthusiastic audience and the praises given to the actors on their musical talent l 1 atic ability. ' 'heme uf the operetta was an excellent one, concerning a lieutenant who, dis- 1 ,s a pirate. forced his way into a Girls' Seminary located on one of the Hawaiian I s ohject was to see an American girl who was attending this school. In the real pirates entered the grounds and were captured by the Teacher who fell 'th the Chief of the terrifying band. The Lieutenant was also captured but was I escape by his friend. The operetta was brouglit to a dramatic close with the t returning with the Marines and sparing the Pirates. lt ll nusic of the operetta was directed hy Miss Ethyl Lolnhan, while the dramatic directed by Miss Edith Austin and Miss Mildred Walker. The accompanist was ilth. Sixty Nine x x x 1 x x 1. x u:l:nl1lilr-xwoni-natal' 1 I I I I F Ill! -7 A-Q - Y -.41 l CATS OF CHARACTERS Dorothy Dear, Daughter of Plantation Manager ,...... .....,..,,.......... . ...,... . .. Elizabeth Miller Miss Primer, Teacher of Private School for Girls ,.......,......, ,.......... , ,Amy Adrian Lehua ........ ..Marie Timmons Karnlani Hawaiian girls, daughters of rich , ...,.... Lena Giarraputo Lili-noe plantation Owners .... .,.,,,. R uth Canatsey Maile ....,. Billy Wood, Lieutenant, U. S. Cruiser, Tennessee ........ Pirate Chief, heartless pirate, maybe .....,......,.....,r........,.....,.,.,.......... . ....... . Scary .........,...... .,....,.,., ,,,,.,,, , , .....,...., ....,.......,...... .,,..........,.,..,.,.,........,Aee...... . . CHORUS OF HAWAIIAN GIRLS: Benardine French Dunn .Arthur Anderson ......,.,...Bruce Reed Elaine Coonrod, Stella Cox, Gwendolyn Harris, Bessie Henderson, Pearl Long, Ida Mae Hunnicutt, Marjorie Lee, Lucile Porter, Eula Sparks, Callie Wright CHORUS OF PIRATES: Pierre Burnside, Richard Clark, Don Freeman, Wrenn Lawrence, Bruce Read, Phillip Lampman, Albert Lewis, Velpau Scoggin, Burke Smith, Birch Wallis, Verne Yetts, Fowler Faubion U. S. MARINES: W. R. Boyer, Lewis Brouer, Joe Carrao, Arthur Fehr, Lester Lawhon, Walter Purnphrey, William Parrish, James Sturgis Seventy l T l x x in x x x x x n:l:naal1lr-x'.'z-ni-111-nl' 1 I I I I I 1 I 1 A il liuhliratinnn , i n if M I 3 4 Q--.45-7' avja- L-JI A . 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' -A 1 J Q- I- I F43 111 ,YW 11149 A V . ... ff W. B. GRAHAM Coach This makes Coach Graham's fifth year with the Yellow Jackets and he has worked hard and consistently with them. He attends coaching schools during the summer and keeps the team up with new ideas. We appreciate his work. HENDERSON Captain-Halfback Weight 185. Height 6 feet, 2 inches Speed ability and fight, made Hendy the great football player that he is. He was a power, both on defense and on of- fense. His position. both as player and captain. will be hard to fill when the 19J6 season opens. This was his third and last year with the Yellow Jackets. M. C. WOODWARD Asst. Coach This is Coach Woodward's first year with us but he has won the sincere regard and cooperation of every member of the team. His football instruction was of the best and we hope to have him back with us next year. BARNES MILAM Tackle-Captain-elect Weight 180. Height 6 feet, 2 inches Barnes is a good fighter and was the mainstay of the YellowJacket line on both defense and on offense. He made the only touchdown against the Bryan High School for the Yellow Jackets. His game against Sherman was outstanding. A ber- ter selection for captain of the 1926 squad could not have been made. Eighty Six mi 1 I 1 - ' - . 1 . i 1 s. 1. 1 1 x x x x uzuzal ur-1x' n.i-111-al' 1 I I 1 C 1 r I A J EJ:- e -U tr ap i x, J M. 1 , 'a,,n,I ' .15 - I D 1 , . -t El DEWITT NELSON Center Weight 148. Height S feet 8 inches Dee proved to be a very dependable man at both end and center, in his first year. Much is expected of him next year. HAROLD HEWITT End Weight 154. Height 5 feet 10 inches Pie is a good fighter, adept at receiv- ing passes, and a powerful defensive player. He will play one more year with the Yellow Jackets. TOM MORRISON Quarterback Weight 140. Height 5 feet 8 inches At the beginning of the season, Tommy was shifted from center to quarterback position. He played his best game against Whitewright. LAWRENCE ASHBURN Guard Weight 170. Height 5 feet 8 inches Due to injuries received during the early games of the season, Ashburn's playing was somewhat weakened. During the last games he proved to be a dependable player. MELVIN EYRE Halfback Weight 170. Height 6 feet Ira possesses all the qualities of a football player, being a triple-threat mang passer. punter, ani runner. Much is ex- pected of him next year. 4 l 1 i i s l f W .i Eighty Seven 11 x 1 x x x x u naman:-1'1n1tq.1al'1 I I I 1 I 1 I ll H - -7 . T- ,A- Q J I CARLTON USSERY End Weight 145, Height 5 feet 9 inches Although this is Cotton's first year, he has developed into a very dependable player. He is excellent at receiving passes and covering punts. MELVIN TEMPLEMEYER F ullback Weight 170. Height 5 feet, 10 inches After two years of hard work Temp succeeded in earning a letter. His speed and fight were the main factors in his suc- cess. He proved to be a triple-threat man. BILLY MORGAN Tackle Weight 168. Height 5 feet 8 inches Morgan served the early part of the season in the back- field, but was later shifted to the tackle position, where he proved to be a powerful defensive and offensive player. Next yt ur is his lust year and much is expected of him. MAX EGGLESTON MILTON GINGLES G 1 Center , g Puff , Weight 170. Height 5 feet 10 inches. Weight 150. Height 5' feet 9 inches ncurley., played the early games of this , What Max lacks IH Weigh' he makes UP season at the end position but was later ln Speed and fight- Thls 15 hls Hrs' Year shifted to center, where he proved himself tv letter Wlth the Yellow Jaekets- a good worker anda dependable center. La Eighty Eight . h l ' R l S ' n N n u l u I n S u I N N N 5 N A l l I l 1 S 1. '1 Q Q 1 Q K ll2ll'l1l1vl'lDlLl0ll1Jll'I I I I I I I I I I Q3 L44-7 Eff-Q,s L-Y . -1 l i THE SECOND TEAM Usually the strength of a team depends upon its reserve material, and so it was this year with the Yellow Jackets. If it had not been for such reserve material as Jerome Moore, George Lay, Joe Vanderlaan, John Boldrick, Hubert Shiillet, Ewell Brigham, Otis Williams, Don Freeman, Alex Sproule, Reinholdt Schwalbe, Merwyn Teas and Don Queen, the Yellow Jackets, without a doubt, would have had a longer string of defeats. :ni-11-. --- 6- Eighty Nine , j N 'g x-x x 1 x 1 x x uuzlaaalu-xw:-ni-111 J i J J -an Illllllfll -G' E3-1:-Q A A 1 I I l3f i ' - ' Sept. 25 Oct. 2 Oct. 9 Oct. 16 Oct. 23 Nov. 6 Nov. 13 Nov. 20 Nov. 27 w Ninety 1 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Denison--7 Denison--6 Denison--3 Denison--25 Denison--6 Denison--0 Denison--42 Denison--25 Denison-9 TOTAL POINTS, 123 Durant--0 Dallas Academy--0 Celeste--6 Leonard--0 Bryan CDallasD--8 Sherman--78 McKinney--7 Whitesboro--0 Whitewright-7 TOTAL POINTS, 106 K 1 'B Q 1 'Q 1 1 ll2l1'l4ll1l'l lLl'lLIfil',I I I I I I I I I I Q-.4 -7 Q . lmthrr Athletira 1 gvl VV tgssffigif , Nth A Fa s -- ' Y' 5 W' 3:7572 JF. 'N N' ar L . -if 4 ,, C 'Y ' 'ihwf' ' ' ' I 1' ul 1 J 1'm 1 b :3xs'L-p SP5 1:-' in fixy ?5,f Qg X X 5 X x :fr J Ysvx 3 4-N' I 'V -N 'X VQ , ., Aiwa? ,c 'ff' ,,,:jlf1 : yup r 3 I 5 : ww- 1- . Q. f W fra 4-f .H f '- fgfzf . xx In ,Q fl 4 1 1 ' f x f 'H' Xilgy' I Ninety One ' llllllfll S1 '11Q1QQllli : 'nail-uw:-nl-1:1 al 1 Y 'l. , . Q. - 44-7 5- A-Q1 ' - f - ' I N ' n l . A N HERALD HEWITT BARNES MILAM Guard Center X . Captain ' Milam has shown some real form this N Pie is playing his second year with year at center position. He is probably the Yellow Jackets, and has developed in- the most consistent cager on the squad Q to a first class guard. As a captain, a bet- and plays with equal ability on both the ter one could not hvae been selected. offense and defense. . BILLIE MORGAN EDWARD MAY Guard Forward . Bill is playing his first year on the bas- With a little more experience Ed will . ketball squad and is rapidly developing be a star forward. He plays the floor into a real player. Fight and determina- well and has a good shot at the basket. N tion play a great part in his success. His accuracy determined the district championship. N N N I s N Ninety Two 5 A DID l 1 1 'L Q 1 Q 'Q Q llll1'lSlllel'lBILl'll.-1-' I I l I I I fwlfl Y- - pa--.47-7' Y- O-'2-421 L: ' 4 l I DEWITT NELSON MELVIN EYER Forward Guard Dee has a good shot at the basket and Of the 1926 fecfuifs Melvin Showed plays the ball well. with another year gf more form and a better chance' of becom- experience he will be hard to beat ing a star basketball player than all the others. He is fast and elusive. DONALD QUEEN TOM MORRISON Forward Guard Don was the outstanding player 'of the squad this year. He flashed brilliantly on both offense and defense. His dribbling was unparalleled. Manager f Ninety Three Sb 'B 2 Q i 1 K ll2li'l1IIcl'lhlA.lQI13l'.I I I I I I I I I I-ll , fm -' Q . -.4 7 EJAQ. N . V 1 X UNH Nll I'A111Nl S MII AM Ieit 14111111 1 lttllkll x Xe! N gi N 1111 v 1 N 1 PN PX lw 1tl11 1 111 N Q' N 1 1 N ll 9111 NN1N 1111 I IIN 1 9 1 ll'l x N l ll N li x IN ,. 11 IN 2 'N ISIIIII M0111 NN 1- 44 1 +11 In 111 11111 11 ll 1 1 ll I IIN! XI1I1lX XX N 1111111 I'1N1 ll XN ll 1 11 X N H1 ' 'M' N N 1 ll ,. 1 N1 1111.1 N111 1111 111 ,, I N 1 N111N1 111 ll W N N it U x F lx I ll lll 1 NN 1xN111x BIKPSNI ' 1l1 1111 N l X 11NNe'1 11111l1111,. 1,.1111l thc Nt1f 1 , , P P Nl N 1 1 l I Ill 1 N N1 111 11 H F X X X l11111 ll Nfl' 111111 1 KN N 1 N N lNNl 1 ll 11 N 1 'fl 1 111119 X., jg ' in , t l ' I l , 1 JUN VANIJlf1Ill,AAN lll'Ii1'Ili'l' SHIFFLET ' N 5 Loft Field Pita-hvr ' This is .Im-'s first year on the squad. ,,I'0ft.yI, mio all D rtS?f1erS'. has plenty Q .. V , .4 stult un Ilw hull. With his hooks und Ill- has thi- pf-1, :und that Q-timt which HWYN I J lu ' fl 1 1 1 1 Y 1 . HTH has rzlism-ll him from thu svruh ranks tn mln cgllull V:-'Rl tunlfjt 'DQIWIIH5 'isvfI12'.lal the first team, :md whivh will raise .I mln'-'Ali .Q i lf'g'v':.:g'Hl If N ,lim sim highw. :lmH.1I.'llN e 1. .1 IPIIXQ ll U an Se- llmxzxlclv f'u1f'lvM.xN MELWN ,EVER Q mm x, .. Lett Field t ' H Mem Nlvlvin is plwvilllf his sf-cunfl veit' ln 'Sll l'U ' WHS Slllfffill fl HN' illfwm ll-fr fivhl, illlll-llll5l'0Y9S with eafrh game. ' I., tire- wulfivlul :lt thi- stair! uf tho '26 llis fivlelimr is svnszitinnail, uftvn mak- SflIISUll- :tml in thtit position is prhving ing' pusy plays um uf gwmjng-ly im- N llllllgvl I-1 IH- :I flrst-vlalss hull 11l:u'vr- phssihlt- vlmhf-4-s. ll? is also 0119 of the Ill- slalmls high :nlmw the- utlwr plziyvrs ylvm-i,.,f lmw,-N U., HN. fwnl. in lluth hittil g :mil fielrlillg. IJIQXYITT NELSON m . , , First liaise U35 UNH' ln-v lllillll' his sex-onrl letter on the first N N 'Nf l' suvk fllll'lll1.Z tho 'Lili sl-aisun. His field- ' Sunny was sllifte-al fl'0lll svmmml halsv ing: :xml hnttihg lmth show :in im- th slmrtstnp this sl-:usum :tml is pvi'i'm'1h- lll'UYl'llll'lll ovvr lust yvzlr. :xml if hv Pun- N ing with grrl-:lt :uhility nl than lmsitimi. llllllt'N to ihiprove, he will he one of ' Ilis fivlrling: is fluwle-ss. :mil his hntting: tha- vlnssiest first lmsvlm-li in the . llVt'I'2lQ'l' is l'l'5. lllIll'. lm-:lgllvl QW, via, 45g Q ' . tl 5 ' l N ,, Y , ,-.. ' I Ninety Five K l l x x 1 1 x x M 1:1 1411-vinnxvl xi l' I I I Q I I I ' I l ,, 1---J'7ff'3X'X -HU 2210 220 120 100 1211 -HH TRACK REPORTS l:AYMoND SoU'1'Hw0n'1'H dash .......,......... .,......................................... ........-..-.. dash ,,...... - ....... ....... .....f...,.,.............................. ------- :hush .........,.......... .. high hurdlvs ..... slush .,..,......... Shot I'llf ...... RELAY TEAM CA R1,'1'uN I'SsxmY low hurdles .A..... .. high hurdh-s ...,. ..,.. MIGLVIN TIGRIPIACMEYICR W''''il9i'fi3'i3'fi iEiNi5Ef BARNES MILAM HILLIE MORGAN lnsr-us tllrnw ......................,. ........ t Six K 'L 1 'Q 'Q i 1 'K llilil-l!1sl'.1.'I'IL Ql11ll' I I I I I I I I I I lllfx -7 'Q-- .4.,Q. - I E s 1 , f ' THE YELLGW JACKET S 1 :vel 'TWTT7 T I ' 'I 1 I ll l jr I 1 FOUR LETTER MEN llnrim: tho 1925-26 svhool term of tho In-nison High School. two atlilotos, llnriws Milam nml Rilliv Morgan. made four lvttx-rs. They are the first ath- lvtvs, in the history of'th0 Deinison lligh Sr-hool. who have boon awardvd fonr lotta-rs sim-v tho systvm of giving: lr luttvrs was stzlrtml. To them this pogo is slvflivnted. BARNES MILAM Ilnrnvs Milam. le-tt0l'v1l in tho four major :lthletivs of the sc-hool: football. hnskvtlrxill. lmsvlmll. :tml tmvk. ln foothnll Bnrnvs played tackle: was the outstanding: linvsmnn on the sqnzul. :xml is 4-zlptziiii-ol:-vt for tho 1926 Ivaun. ln hnskvthnll ho play:-fl vontor. and was rvsponsihlv for many of Iln' Yol- low .lnrlu-I viwtorios. lizirm-s was vzitrllvi' on thc- hnsvhnll fl'2llll. :xml provml himsvlf to lw n on- mllrlv wltvllm' :mall also good :it .tho lint. 7 llo was an wa-ight mam on lhv f'l?ll'k t'-nm. winning first plan-o in thu 'shot pni in holh county :md district tr Ok lm-4-ts. with n put of forty-one feet. He won sooond place in the rlistrlc-t meet in throwing: tho rlisvus, with a hurl of ninety-four feet. HILLIE MORGAN Hill Morgan also lnado four ltltters in tho major sports: foothzlll, hnskot- Imll. lmsehnll, and track. During: the football sf-nson ho plnyvd hoth on tha- lino and in the hawk-fiolrl. In tho tnvkle position he Pxvvllvrl. llill nmilv his first lottor in haskfft- Imll playing guard. I-Iv helped stop many HIST-llllllllftl rallies hy the oppos- ing: fttlllll. llv plnywl vithvr in-tleld or out-field on tho lmsehull tt-mn. and was captain oi' lhv 1926 tvnm. Morgan throw thi- elisvns :Incl javelin 'for tlw fl'ilf'k teluni. winning with a throw oi' oml hnmlrvd fee-t. . r s 1. n 1 x x x x un:l:n'a4!q.1': nx-111-nl' I I I I I l l I I A 1. LA,-7 Y-A-Q W , n . u . 1925-1926 FOOTBALL BRYAN HENDE - Q - HAROLD HEW1 I LAWRENC HBU N CARLTON Uss Y MILTO ' INGLES MELv1N EYE MAX GLESTON MELvxN 'r 1-LEMEY BAR s MILAM DEWITT LsON i, EIL EMORGAN TOM RRISO 4 A SKE ' ALL HAR D HE T MELVI , EYER, QUEEN BARN - Ml AM BILLIE HUBER sc IFFLET HOWARD DEWI 'NE ON MELVIN EDWAR 5 M - CARROLL LON L0 E MILTO I, ING S I I' .. 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If I Eg K- E' T R - A11-linll ' - I 1 7 Q11 J +1 Q Q 1 , VFX in qmq:-1fWfeX gmlwiw A ixg 't ' l, - --I 4 1 X f-'EAL '3 N-kb -Rb., A - -ff f , -,?l!1llt-'ix Llanuweaxkwj Uhr Stingvr 1 1 un , 'T' , :if ' 1:55:21 I I n ON . su., N nl, -nw L li' 'ff' ww '--X 11-. bn 'X MA' Fiiif I: . 1 3 'Q :El K lx ' 1 .. 1 ll I u Qiiglfiiq if-! :'lll:l qT'?7f5'5x!2lll' Ninety S 1 'K Q 1 1 Q S ll?-l1'l1l10l'lDIAXQIl4l'I I I I I I I I I I 3 a I - .4 1 -7 if A A- p 4? p p I? t - 4-f - Y ' ' -Y CAN You IMAGINE? ' A 1 N Can you imagine preposterous things . I Like: Bruce with a mustache or Velpau with brains? . 2 1 Elaine with long hair, or Bessie with curls: Arthur and Albert without any girls? N , 3 u Wrenn in short trousers or Melvin in tightsg Pierre in rompers or Gladys in fights? . 4 , Eula with short hair or Anna in love: 3 , Johnnie with glasses or Richard in gloves? 5 H Eunice boat riding or Wealthie aloneg Mildred and Birch once staying at home? . 6 .. . . .. q Ruth and Marie out with Billie and Booth: Earl wide awake or Verne uncouth? 7 . Elizabeth idle or Mary insane: N Lena in long skirts or Ella on Main? 8 l Lester and Dorothy away on long trips: William and Amy for once with sealed lips? H 9 Curley a wild man or Ralph on a drunkg . Pauline a'skating or Barnes in a trunk? ' 10 5 Lucille out riding or Lorene on tirneg N Rita reciting or Ben with a dime? 11 . Gwendolyn lonesome or Marjorie dancingg Phillip falling for Louise so entrancing? 12 Sadie in trouble or Burke up a tree? N My dears, if you can,you can surely beat me. N l s S u l 1 Ninety Eight K 1 1 'li 'Q 'Q it 'K Ii1l1li1llfl'lblLl'lIl-il' l l I I I I fwlnl .4A-7 'E-JA-Q L , ..... 3 I . b '7 Ja 1 ff 'F ' 1231522 ' Z ay . Lf-1 .f MHP' Aim: YI X' W ff :1y5C.f- -4-' ,' it .x '. Y -' .Wh -I 5 J 'J f X a Y 'Mp VLA Q. v L s Q J., . K 1 ' 7 'S M X B V I K V V I V:l7iiQA,':v,ir ,?,?,i. . I fl A,V!' kj. .uf f mam Em mx. ff ' J ff ,iff - f'VA A ' ' I Q , j- rm, xx ,. 3' 5- ' 4 X 'iff ' 'ufwf f , , A ' 7' .LL X W ' 444' VV' If ly ,lvIMEL: ,. m ffl! f 'llwbh wl1f g 3 , lLL News A6000 , H' If in L- JAFTY Mn-N MW W ! 'fm M A Qfmmf. . .. ,., if, . . 5.4. -. ' 5A1.uNo THE Cows- I 2 'f 5-P4 k lu , -lv f , V ,Q ifly- M Q I , ,+V WMA p ' on ma, ,0 ' ' Jefifny 0 k BARNE Amr 601' Homme ' i Ninety Nine ' ' ii '11 1 i 1 'K ll'lil1l1ll'lI'l.lQ.12ll'.I I I I I I I I I S3 'qw 25 '4' ' u vw ,1 Q fy S75 ,ix fwwvx Uk 'vcr X I xx. ax VL JW X x 1 s 1 I W 1 ,, ,fy 2 ,122 '1 Y' Qfx c if ajo ,, 5,14 'Nix r C f 55,, Q 7 Aga. ,, , 1, , ff. v .K 'Am V R Q ' 25,14 'E is ll N 'xl M ' Lu wi 'cf If 157 9 xy? , N M E U44 3 ' L if gi: f!o!'1?!gg,pjP ,, L ig: 1 .. ...- Q ,,f 5 ' '7 ' 5 .- --.. um-nu W' L! T U X . f, VZ ' avr -5qv ?7,K- ' mnmuu .ma 2: Q- X af WZ? X' f ' J ff I N f W Z L 6 1 5' 1 5 ff' x R' 'U 5,-4 3 If , !Z xx ' Y ' 12 RH V' 5' U12 .U I J 4 xy, 4 4 R L1 , A Ili 3 IZ I X wwf k y 2 KXXEL I W L ll 5 I R .v- IKE: kk ff X f Org 11' ,fbi K 1 7 fi 'f J' R .. , . - f fx ' v., A . f, 1 f ,Z,44,V -'Z , .- . E . . 5 fy , , + X 53 Q s f '-Q X 'v ' 6 K I'-4 1 X 5 1.9 Q 5' , 1 ,I , f , . 1 Y sms' ffl XA I J U X J- 41 1 ' w I nf S s-- ' 7 ' 4' 1 f v X 'A .-xl 4- S 531' 1 ijw,4w'5wL 'd 1. q 4, Nr -pm!! f I 1, l in A. ' 1 4 N r- Inlykrn f J M- 7: QW A .4 P 91 I I 1 W il -at if 04 4 R .5 V V. 4 '-x K , . 1 X X .1 5 rl x Q' In 4 s ' ' 1,1 Q ' Xf l A K nl W 1 2 X l I ' 'Vw W X YN' 4 , . 'rx I! f X if mf Q x . ' I I ,NLR I L fp 'Hmm ISHN! ' YUM JJ' SX X 1 I X1 Q, H ,M ,fc ,J I -s fp 1, 0? X ,- JY' 'l X u' I 'ig -I 4 .gi ff. , I X I ' .1 V - f I J .. K n X 1 N , I x X 1 Q I H , ' Q if MJ X, f f H ' ,.. M 3. ' '1..,Vw' 1 N R, 1 , ..- 'lit K. Q. Y .1 J N f x 3, N. , Ml. f --L 5 1 N f N 4 2, L' ' N ! :W I A U r 4 N, N-'X' yr D ' , 'X' . - ' N , X' 1 x i Q L - , V A , - , 4 V N N N N I '7 E-'Q-A-42 - A A 1 1 I r WHY I LIKE MYSELF Pierre Burnside: I like myself because I am such a significant looking specimen of humanity. My graceful carriage is an offset that causes envy and jealousy among all my friends. I have wonderful eye lashes, these droopy kind, that en- able me to cast shieky glances in all di- rections. Booth Huffaker: At times I almost love myself to death. I know for a fact that I can shuttle along and wave my Oxford bags better than Valentino himself. I have always taken great care to make myself appear to the very best advantage possible-thus far I have succeeded. ' Tommy Morrison: I am the champion good-looker. I can see admiration in the eyes of everyone I meet. My crowning glory is a mass of tiny ringlets that clus- ter about my head in alluring little waves --these cause no little amount of comment from the fair sex. Everyone adores my 'icupld-like physique, of which I am im- mensely proud. Billy Morgan: Sometimes I feel sorry for other men just because I'1n here. Ever since childhood I have been worthy of praise for anything I do. Don't think I'm egotistical, or anything like that, but when it comes to being witty and brilliant let me tell you right here I deliver the goods. Arthur Anderson: I'm different from other people, I never brag about myself. I am too modest and pure to tell other people just how fine I am. I have heard some people say tiattering things about themselves but I NEVER do. The prin- cipal reason why I don't is because some- one else always does it for me. Yes, I really believe I receive more compliments upon myself than any human being that has, as yet, lived. I know why, though, it is because I am so tall and impressive looking and have such a gallant, patroniz- ing air about me. Bruce Reed: It is a good thing for the universe in general that I am alive. I know more than anybody else about every- thing. Most people think it is strange that I really mean it when I say I love me, but it would be foolish to deny such a thing when anyone who chances to glance at me could see why such a state- ment could be verified. I'm just about the cutest thing that ever was, ever has been, or ever will be. Lester Lawhonz If it were not for me everyone would have terrible dispositions. I am just like a ray of sun streaming through the clouds of a storm. I have a beaming countenance of so cheerful a mien that my presence is desired at every gathering. I am a big favorite among the girls because I am so playful and so amus- ing. Volney Acheson: There should be more men like me. It takes people with a great amount of dignity, understanding of the human race, and a mind capable of solv- ing the problems that arise in connection with our govermnent. I have the pleas- ure of knowing that upon all occasions I can conduct myself in a manner equal to that of a king. My moral standards are high and I can truthfully say that I'm just the boy for any fellow's sister. We LOVE Ourselves ' One Hundred 4111 nr -f I I I I I I ' I I I H I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I s x n 1 x x x x u:l:n'n-1uu.1'n-ning!-al' 1 l l, L fe 1 5 if 1 1 l H. Y -'Y' l Q -4, 5-Q-og l..- - WHYI HATE MYSELF Ruth Panatsey: I just simply hate nrye self because I have such beautiful long: eyelashes. They curl up at the ends just like Viola Dana's, and as for my size, well, I hate to admit it. but I'm just a cute height and my weight is in proportion. lfllizabeth Miller: I'm always the very life of every party but that doesn't make me think any more of myself. I am a wonderful swimmer, a divine dancer and a beautiful singer: however, you can over- look all these traits by the fact that I have a delightful smile. Amy Adrian: I dislike myself immense- ly because l'1n such a good sport and have such a lovable personality. l'm good at anything I undertake. I have a voice that can entertain a cosmopolitan audience be- cause I p11t so much expression into the most trivial things I say that they sound wise and cunning. I can play basketball to beat the band and when it comes to leading yells I'm the best yet. Gertrude Jones: I am a perfect dar- ling. I look so sweet when I walk be- cause I take such tiny, mincing: little steps. My hair is just curly enough to be fashionable and 1ny eyes are just bright enough to add animation to my face. My neck is a marvel, so round and white aml full of dimples. If I didn't have all of these womlerful features l'm quite sure I wculd be much happier. Lucille Calloway: I'm real sad some- times because I am S0 good-looking. My beautiful long hair makes me distinctive looking' and then, too, I'm just as neat as a pin. I have the prettiest mouth ever placed on a classical face. I'm so de- mure and sweet that it is impossible for anyone to keep from admiring IILQ. Now that is where the rub comes in. it is so annoying: to be forever and eternally fa- vorably 'commented on. Elain Foonrod: 0, ye sweet heavens, why have you treated me thus? I detest myself with a vigor that is venomed to the fullest extent with bitter hatred. My com- plexion is entirely too smooth and soft, my voice too modulated, and myself in general too unaffected ami unassuming. Marjorie Lee: Nobody knows how I hate myself for having such cute feet and a winning: personality. My cleverness causes such a demand to be made of me that I hardly have time for sleep. It's painful to have everybody like you and the bane of my existence is the fact that I have no enemies. Marie Ryan: Uh, Lord, why didst thou give me the distracting combination of soft, brown eyes and light hair? It makes me loathe aml despise myself, because, mmbined with an almost perfect complex- ion, it causes me to be irresistable to some people. l fear I'll always be miserable, since my good disposition makes enemies of eYel'yollt'. We HATE Ourselves One Hundred One ll ill x x n 1 I x x n:ua'aa!lax'a:-nv.-1:1al' I I I I I I I 1 A ,, cr-.4 'gvja-4? -r 1. 1 1 L is in l 1 H 'Q W, u ,L Q l -i 9 I l I 9 I li X BOY H02 ,CMN wmv i , I 'f3fOQmlLDF'LlJ2ff Mmm F00 DNUUN' df - HND .rr ofrlvlv-YP 'SURE I SEI-k ' YOU A NICKEL ' FOR I4 DIME. k L. Om Hundred Two A fi 1 - I , x x x 1 x 1 x x u:l:n'aall.'.w1-1.1!-111-ai' 1 l l I I1 A u l f u u u L N u l N u I u u S N u 5 N u N ' u I h F cr-W4 -7 'Ei-A-Q L, , f NURSERY RHYMES FOR SENIORS 4 l Little Lester Lnwhon salt in il corner, Seeming: about fo ery: lle'd lost his best girl And sighed when he saiid: Uh. whzlt :1 sad boy am I. 1 Marie :md Bill went up 21 hill To look :it the other side: lllzlrie fell down und hroke her vrown And llill just laughed 'til he died. Ding dong ln-ll-lh'11c'e fell in the well! Who pushed him in? Little H0l'll2llllll0. Now we mu guess just what it's:1hout. Little Lsiwrenve Ashburn Sung: for his supper. Wlmt did he ery for? White hrezul :ind butter. How could he live without eating.: Tl bite? Ile r'ouldn't, I know-not even one night. lley diddlv, diddle, llere is zu riddle: Mairjorie watches the moon: The t'v:14'l1vi's sigh for dzlys gone hy While Fay :Ind Volnoy spoon. I'l S SPRING I l! Little Miss Mildred Sill in il shaule Snlelling: an hrigrht houquet: Along 4-:une Iloothe and salt down heside her And friglltem-ll Miss Mildrm-ll uwuy. Young: Miss llorothy went to her Iovkvr 'l'o get pun' Vellum an note: llut when she got there the lovker was llill'l'-' A Il'2ll'll0l' luul got whut she'd wrote! One Hundred Three , I xl. x 1 x x x x nzl lanll-1'nm.-1z1al'1 I I 1 1 1 1 r 1 A - -0' Ei:-Q l, ,H , -- 4 .4 A ' 1 1 I l l Wm l A I -11 .x . if nl ., Q, X: -. . F Ilia tv - :nfs--!!u A - '.':....- --- X tvl 515, --ra: - : ..,.,... 4 jl A Q Ht 4 ' , -5 -'X 'S 'Z'-.wr z,:::: ov Q . nu: '1 ...AJ Q0 - X -S. h.w:ig3,9Fi55lg::::hy-Q' .. -.....::.:, I' .:.... 1 L .. .... , 5.5 L F If ' 3,1 I. n 1' ' 32,1 6 'Q l.: I. 'nw lg.:-. llngk..-I.. I.. --li' ' , I . W Q i, 'L 'Q if A ', liar -:am - ' .- X. 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Losr 'vom s c,oum'rvv n:Ao4r'r: I LX PP, ' ' , N Z . S, i 'o' W 1330, , 90 f X B Q I,-.0 Receuvmc: A WEHKMEND . X ' Y Jf ' A I' Rtusvwxon, I .tn . vqluwnf .. .6 Y f- .Q 5 ys'rN- Nw cnawmuw S'vnoluNG V l ' E A 'rcRRxux.e n.oT oF CKNARS LATEL'f ,j I, ' 'f -2-MDX IF THATS om- mf 'X ' ' H Clrrvvammy A175 T V I-X! .-2-,315 i 1 I One Hundred Four I l ' l u u n I N u 5 N H u 5 N u + u N S Q 'B 1 1 1 1 1 ll2li'l4ll1l'A'b1.Ll 1l -ll' I I I I I I I F I I 3414 ? y,b.Q,f His Dad Was a Union Man. Teacher- Johnny, if four men are working 11 hours a day- Johnny- Hold on, ma'am. Nix on them nonunlon problems, please. Burke: That car looks pretty well worn out. Walter P: Well, it ought to, it's the sole survivor of four love adairs. Charles: What a surprise to see you in a full dress. Did you rent it? Verne: No, but every time I stooped I thought I would. Anna: Marguerite reminds me of Pad- erewski. Icey: But Paderewski isn't a violinist. Anna: Well, neither is lvlarguerite. Isabel: Do you know the difference be- tween a police cop and a girl? Maxine: No, what? Isabel: When a cop says no he means it. Does she paint? No, Powder? UNO-H Smoke? llN0.!9 Give me her name: my brother is studying for the ministry. Dee: How do you know that I did not play honestly? Barnes: Because. I know the cards I dealt you. Aileene: Pould you tell me in round numbers what I made in the Trig. test? Mr. Marshall: Yes. zero. Verne: Are you a mind reader? Walter: Yes. Verne: Fan you read my mind? Walter: Yes. Verne: Well, why don't you go there? What does A. H. mean? Bachelor of Arts. Will you lose that degree when you get married ? Mrs. Hazel: What dreadful language your parrot uses! Mrs. Knutt: Yes, my husband bought the bird in town and brought it home in his car. And I understand he had three blow-outs and engine trouble on the way. One Hundred Six l l A young man with a pretty but notori- ously tlirtatious fiancee, wrote to a sup- posed rival: I've been told that you were seen kissing my girl. Come to my office at 11 a. m., Friday, and be prepared to give an explanation of your conduct. The rival answered: I have received a it-opy of your circular letter. and will be present at the meeting. Mr. Marshall says: The biggest angle from which to approaeh any problem is the try-angle. Miss Cartwright, at State prison: And what are you in for, my poor man? Poor Man: Ninety years. I was a high-s'ehool teaeher and I told my pupils there wasn't any Santa Plans. Booth I-I: And if I take the job I'm to get a raise in salary every year? Employer: Yes, provided, of course. that your work is satlsfaetory. Booth: Ah! I thought there was a eatrh somewhere. It was during the panic of --. Pat, out of a job and walking near the river, saw a man fioundering in the water. Help! help! yelled the virtim. Pat waded in to his waist and suddenly stopped. Haven't oi seen ye before? he asked. Sure, oi'm Murphy and it's Smith's Foundry where oi work, replied the drowning man. Pat turned around and, leaving the man to his fate, rushed to the foundry to ap- ply for his job. Sorry, my man. said the foreman. The man who pushed Murphy in just got the job. Modest Sam. Is that all the work you ean do in an hour? asked Sam's new employer. f'Well, boss, said Sam, I dussay I rould do lllillffllllf I never was one for showin' off. V'ife: lbidn't I hear the 1-loc-k strike two as you eame in last night? Little Hubby: Yoll did it started to strike eleven, an' I stopped it so's n:t to waken you. Ruth Canatsy: Mother, I need a new party dress. Mother: Why, what went with the one you just bought? Ruth: 'LA moth ate it. I s x 5 1 x x x x u:l:n'n41ll-iw:-nt-1:1-ul' I I 1 I I I I 1 4 e Q'e-L 1-G7'lg?' QEEE7 lil: 'tr-W J- -Q X Q. L-W U XX X , x RL x+f+!,,,H ,lv I 7 I 1 . it A I X 'l Xix it I ., f vl 1,1 1 ,i ' X8 . . X X X L Q . I I ff ff I fx X I 1 If 1 7 X , . . X X fi J 3 . ' 1 I-f A w 1XN,n e N VX XXK,.n f X ff ' if H un pn 1 1 'fd I C X , ,y Sf, XX f 1 NN 1 Ax le deli f Fixx! N ffm X 'xxx 1 fd :xi x lil? - .Ni K 'K ,J i Q, N Yf5 ':3-' V J wwf-R5,vRl'1 . 'N .-... by 'NJN -Q . . 4 ,, v n ff' 'I Q' I, , Y X l' e ' One Hundred Seven I K 1 H Q 'Q VY 'X ll!li'l1Ilol'iBILUlII2ll' I I I I I V I I A 1, :lil , iii EJ: . -4'. ! 2 Glalmhar SEPTEMBER l Sept 16-Tomb reopened and fish swim in, very gay and happy until a Here, here, cut ' out that noise greets them, then they fade into an untimely existent-e for nine months. Sept. 17-Juniors and Seniors strut their okra for benefit of neweomers but are thor- U- -'Q ' 7 '41 r 'nn v n'Q ,1 x 'n ' ' v' V oughly tru. ie ny the tact that the Tatu ty fail. tt set then point of new. Sept 20-All students settled tin their seatsj and begin to work hard tto fool the tea-ehersi. Sept 22-lteward of hard labor reaped-teaehers do the reciting and every one enjoys the ort-hestra of Chin music. 1 Sept 23--Fl'l'SllIlli-'Il in hysteries: Mr. Mellaniels has laid down the law to.them and his tone of voiee eompletely deprived them of their tiny senses. Sept. 25-Football season opens with a whoop and a yell in the auditorium and a T to ll st-ore in favor of Ilenison on the gridiron despite the faet that she was up against the llurant Lions. Sept 30-The girls got playful this morning and organized a glee elub and now we are eontem dating having a humane soeiety in the school to take eare of the rest l of us. l h OCTOBER ' W Het. it-flily word. these football games are just like swattlng tlies or something et tially I as trivial. The football team is eonsidering prize fighting il' the other ttams don't piek up and give them enough exereise to oeeupy their spare time. Het. 12--Buzz subscribers start their stinging. All we hear is Money. money but we ti have no money. . Het. 13--l.t1eky day i1ideed-Lawrence Ashburn is not only learning geometry but is llll- derstanding it as well. Ile had a test this morning and he gave an original postulate. namely. a pie van be produeed any number ot' times. tit-t. lti--We had a tea party with Leonard and made arrangements to entertain Bryan lli of Ilallas on the following lfriday. The tield was attrat-tively tleeorated with both teams. There was blood as well as broken bones laying hither an-l thither in artistie groups. Hel. QS--.luniors didn't assoeiate with anyone all day. Hut why should they? Uh my goodness! They t-ouldn't possibly bet-ause they had their first elass meeting this afternoon and Miss Uartwright aetually got them to seleet their elass tlower and ltlotto, Wonders will never eease! NtbYlfZMlilGlL Nov. Il--Mr. t'ummings' speeeh stirred alt ot' us to a high plane of patriotism but espee- ially affeeted Billy Morgan who offered to go right out and raise wld Iron- si:les up by himselt' it' the government would furnish him with a diving suit. Nov. .v-Several people saw a huge gold and blark ereation eoming up the street today. ll emered the sehool building, went up stairs and took a seat in the ball-ony. Then to our amazement, the apparition took shape in the form of lb-yan's sweater with lzetta inside. Nov. tifWIiew Z! Sherman ehlwed on us today but we believe that he who elews best ehews last. Hur litne to ehew is eomin'. Nov. llleldveryone was sad today beeause it was a holiday and we didn't get to go to sebool. Nov. IT--tilt. Hoy! The beauty eontest was held today and ii eertainly was a sight for sore eyes. Uur good friend Carl Iiabb was deft ated but we don't know why Y E ! i One Hundred Eight l l I - Y x x x 1 x x x x un-131411-xx:-r.t'l.1-il'.I I I I 1 1 1 1 1 5 -7 E- A-Q I-I . . Nov. 18 Nov. 25 Nov. 27 -Register amazement! Sh-h-h-h !! the Fish are passing in their studies. --All out for 'l'hanksgivin':! 'Nother holiday! Something is always interrupting ns. -The teachers got funny today amd laid otT, tof usb and went to Dallas to the Convention. DECEMBER Ilec. 1--Eeveryone is mourning because our best friend, Sherman, has been declared I lec . J--The school ineligible by Interscholastic league. 'troughs' left for Belton this morning all happy except Charles Wingo who had to run to catch the train because it started a minute before time. This unbelievable incident was caused by the engineer thinking An1y's the brakeman's signal. Her head was out the window and her tongue was tongue wig-wagging er usual, of course. , D -We can't stand many more days like this. Mr. Mc-Daniels neglected having us pick up the paper. 7-- Oh goody, Naw, I wanted Pie. Heck yeah. he is the very one. But just Dec. 4- Dec. I lec. S lbec. Sl--The tllee Ulub entertained this morning with a creditable program. llec.ll- 1 l the same Barnes Milam was elected captain of the 1926-27 foot-ball team. --The toughs returned 211111 gave an account of their journey. They sounded like Don Quixote but they were happy and thought we believed them, so we just left them alone. This high school has more good sense in it. We played the iirst basket-ball game of the season tonight and won it. foo !! Dec. 18-Teachers pet the cast for Stop Thief but we didn't get sore because we were such good sports. The play was a howling success even if Bruce ami Marjorie did try to act as if they were acting. Dec. 23--Excitement reigns because old Santa came today and brought the football Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb. sweaters, and of more interest to the rest of us the holidays commenced. .IA N UA R Y 1--We all resoluted only to disresolute. llowever. we drowned our sorrows in the llellfonte game. ll--- Hot Dog! Examinations will soon roll around but in the meantime we will 12- divert ourselves to the thrilling task of cramming. Review, as you know, is-oh-the best part of the year because you nearly always learn a little solllc- thing. --The darling little cherubs of the Denison High School entertained this morn- ing under the head of Hoy's tllee t'lub. The little dears were unusually amusing but they really did deliver the goods and we were mighty pmud of them. 18--- Dig, boys and girls, dig! This is the national anthem as far as we are con- 9. ,cerned but we'll weep no more when we have crossed to that beautiful shore,, of T0 and above. Bring on the Exams I I -3---lt is hard to believe that every one is calmly rearranging their schedules for the second semesterg that is, every one except the teachers. FEBRUARY 2--We have to hand it to Sherman for being clean sports. The Butler and the Feb. 3- Graham scraps promoted our love for deah Sherman. -A day you love to slush. Rain!! Feb. Sl--Dr. llardy of Baylor addressed high school student body and tried to impress Feb. the seniors but you know how they are! ll--Mrs. Speers of Austin, takes up Dr. Hardy's missionary work and gives a talk on prison condition which we thought was kinda rubbin' it in on us poor uafortunates all shut up here in school. ' Feb. 19-Many of us caught a George Washington spirit for trees this morning when Judge Decker made a talk on pecan trees. Even Verne Yetts took home a lit- One Hundred N ine 'E J xfx x 1 x 1 xx l zlrllalll-l'ihl4l0li14l'AY Ill I I I I I I A ' 1 - 1-ns-I - nl 341-7 T-'A-42, Feb. .lil tle tree to plant although he said he didn't need it because he had two hall trees at home. --We are still keeping up the good work. Scored from Gainesville for district L championship. Feb, Q,,,--Uh heavens! what if George had never lived! Why, we would have had to go to the penn on the 22nd of Feb. So you see the reason why we all love tleorge. No, not Lay. Feb. Zo--A splendid program by The Hawaiian Melocliansn and members of the lioy's Glee Club was given in the auditorium this morning. We'll have some Mc- Uormicks yet! Also Pilot Point murdered us with a score 22 to 13. MARCH Mar. 2--lli-Y delegates tell of their trip to Austin. We had to stretch our imagination terribly and even then we were half in doubt as to the dress of Mr. llowell. Mar -Prof. lluges gives us a talk on his trip to Washington. Some of us were surl prised to know that he had been gone from our dolnain but as that wasn't very tlattering we smoothed it over by telling him that we were glad he was back.. Mar. --Mr. Wright gave a talk on school census. We advise Ye Scholastics to in- quire at home' and see if your John Henry has been properly inscribed. Mar --The lnost austere among us have so forgotten themselves as to attend the skating rink at Sherman! From all accounts the rink is a good study for astronomers because of the excellent view of stars 'caused by the contact with-well, with one another. Mar. --First baseball game of season is played and poor old Denison lost to Austin l'ollt'g'P iT-l. ' Mar. --Denison captured might nigh all the prizes at the county lnterscholastiic Meet. Oh I tell you we're hard to beat. i APRIL i Apr. Dead day because we didn't have the heart to hurt our friends feelings by , fooling them, and anyway things like that in high school are foolish. We simply must hang on to our strict and grave demeanor. Apr. The teachers had a hard time with the lfrosh todaly and were terribly harsh with them. We think that they could have made allowance though because the little folks were natural-ly excited 'bout the old Easter Rabbit whom we all know is coming Sunday morning. Apr. Bond election carried and the oid high school is assured of wonderful improve- ments. We are all tickled stiff but Barnes is worse than any because now he 'will get a new pair of shoes-that is if he comes under improvements and we hope he does because there is a lot of room. Apr. l'ractice for Senior Class play is continued. We are lcoking forward fo this - plav because we are attracted by the word Hawaii in the title. Apr,' Well. we certainly put it over the teachers slick today. They were white about it though. for the first time: but the reason was that they went to the parade themselves. Fifteen for circus day!! Apr. Now that the skating rink is in Denison we don't have to wonder about our dear friends when they come limping in instead of tripping in. You know we used to be suspi-cious. ' A Apr, The Love Pirates of Hawaii did their stuti' at high school and carried it over to H20 .Walker after the play. MAY 1 May .lust think, seniors, in 28 more days there will be a gocd riddance of bad rllh- bish. May Well. every dog has his day, so why shculd we begrndrfe the Senior? May llc Molay tournament stirs everybody up and the girls get gay in their war paint, bntlwould you believe it? Not a single shiek noticed them!!! May Well. we can't say we have never been to church. Some of us discovered a scntimertal stl'eak in us at the baccalaureate sermon and decided that we really do harbor a love for this deah school, May At last we are educated. We considah ouahselvestinishedi praducts so theah! Ah. t'ahwell, deah old schoolmates. whom we have left behind. We'll do ouah i best not to forget you!!! Q . J i One Hundred Ten I 1. 1 I I l.. 1 K 1 'K Q 'Q i 1 1 llllil-illol'A'l'l.:.KllL1-il' I I I I I I I I I I L, 4 I -A QHEI Yam ADVERTISEMUIQ X , ht, I , .f , . fm.-1 , - - -' If fW.'3EV-f' If I Q l, W Y.. 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I l'hiIip L: I 1Ion't helivw I 'min :nhl :my thing: to what has helen snixl. Pete I'el'l'y: What clitl you say? t'muIuvtm' fun truinj : Your fare. Miss. Aileene: Ihr you really think su? Gwlmlniutller: BIZIITYZIIWI. I wunl1In't Slide mluwn the stairs. 1li:l1 r:u'et Noe: WounI1In't? Why, you r-cfuhllft. Isallwl Noe: NUIIIIIIIY. -' f-f------ f Pete: Uh, I know, hut I just wanted lt's :ill right to heyfin ut tho Iwttmne to know how you expressecl it this time. 1-'Xu-lat when yt u'rv learning: to swim. SELLS l 427 Mm CHEVROLETS , .....ALSO Dependable Used Cars FAMOUS FOR FOOD I Emmmmmn?Pf?' I5 EL9.E al 0 El Society Brand lg' , Clothes l l HAYES la Clothier and Furnisher ' I I 1 N One Hundred Fourteen 41 l 1 V l Credit-P H. We credit the 'whole family on Easy Terms ef R. cLoTH1NG s'roREs 207 W. Main Denison, Texas -I i 1 l ' N 5 I ' 4: do 5 L n l u u H u I u i u l I N N N I u I x x 'n 1 x x x x llllil-lllol'A'bl:.I'lIl-ll'I I I 1 1 1 1 f-14 1. , Q. QWA4 7 5' A-QI ESLER Paint and Paper Co. Distributors Seidlitz Long Oil Finishes The NOOK HOME or TOASTED SANDWICHES I taste tells-- that's 'why 'we keep the quality up Ent at the Nook or Take 'em in a Sack 319 W. Main sr. WE GUARANTEE The Best Food, Careful Selection and above all SERVICE wlwgin Scott Ev' Sherburne DENISON. TEXAS GTOCGTY Phone 948-949 Americzm visitor: Why don't they show an e- me4ly insteanl of this scenic? Scotch Host: Oh, they never show vom- emlies in Svotlnml on Suturrlny night: they :ire nfrnill they'll 1-:muse laiugrhter in the 1'lllll'l'll0S. Lust year I asked my hest girl to marry me :mil she refused. l got even with her nmrried the girl. Now what :nn I to my- self? When I innrried the girl's mother, the girl heennie my 1lnu,1:hterg and when my futher ninrrieml my daughter, she her-:une my mother. Who :im I? My mother's mother. which is my wife, must he my grnmlniother. and I, being my grnmlinotln-r's huslmml, nm my own Q Q 4 hy nmrrying her mother. Then my futher f.fl'2Illllf2llll9l'. C- A- JONES Fada and Erla CORRECT APPAREL Radio sem and Supplies lFORl . WOMEN AND 2 dm h f PLUMBING SATISFACTION ....FIRE ....LIFE F. B. Williford INSURANCE Den'S0 ' Texas W. F. Weaver Plumbing C O M P A N Y ....LIABILITY ...ACCIDENT 515 Main St Phone 272 One Hundred Fifteen I- K 1 S Q 1 Q S S llllilll-QITDIAUIICJI'.I I I I I I I Ill 1 . - -.4 1 -7 E' i A- Q To f 1 1 --1 . A All n eg- F rm r 2 COONROUS e a e BARBER and BEAUTY FURNITURE SHOP T. J. Coonrod, Prop. Q Ri' z ABSOLUTELY SANITARY E 413 W. Main DENISON . Hotel Simpson Building N. H. L. DECKER LAWYER LAND AND COMMERCE W. H. Halton MUSIC SHOP Pianos, Phonographs and Band Instruments Sold on Easy Terms RECORDS and SHEET MUSIC 411 Main Street Mnry Anne gnve notice she was going: In he lllRll'l'l9ll. Iler IlllSf1'9SS, slightly pei'- turheml, said: Of 4-ollrse, I 1lon't want to put nny ohstnc-le ill the VYZIX of ytllll' get- ting lllSll'l'lt-Nl, hut I wish it were possible for you to postpoiie it until I c-nn get nn- nthvr lllillllf, Wm-ll, mum, Mary Anne replied, I 'zmlly think I know 'ini well enough to nrsk 'ini to put it off! You should have seen Mnhelle dance the f'h:u'l1-stun Inst night. Iluwce, nothing! She was just stand- ing: there wntf-lnimr, und il June hug.: fell down her buck. My wife waits for the lr-:ist little thing on nly part to ninke ti-1 uhle. Ynu'i-Q lu-1-ky--n1ine's :1 self-starter, LET 'ER COME BOYS! No need to be afraid of the hot ones when you have a WINCHESTER GLOVE p GEO. D. HAGANS Attorney at Law 303 Security Building Denison, Texas Don't fail to see our big display of Winches- ter Baseball Goods. Everything you need DR- B- F- GILMER to play a better game. Dentist G. A. JONES HARDWARE co., 319 1-2 Main Street The Winchester Store Ph0l'l9 507 Ii ggggqI In Our 6 Stores I , I. You'll find lower prices on I standard brand auto supplies every day of the year - BABCOCK BROS. I Auto Supply Co. I Denison Sherman McKinney Bonham Gainesville Durant Lq nnuEQ ' N One Hundred Sixteen it H 1 I The Sanitary Grocery W. B. Senter. Proprietor FRESH VEGETABLES DAILY 422 N. Houston Ave. Telephone 451 Farley Reasonover Charley Reasonover REASONOV ER E6 REASONOVER Attorneys at Law 307-309-311 Security Building Denison, Tex. I I I I I I ' I I I - I I F I I I I I s I I I I I I I I F x x n 1. x x x x u:l:ala1n.1u'r-ni-1114:'1 I I 1 l i lil A H , Tl, Q-,E -Vg ihy-,AQ M. K. Jones 1 I' f I Denison Phone Sherman Phone 481 213 Tires and X Accessories KNIGHT-PEVETO GAS and OIL COMPANY Genuine FORD Parts f-your Cwditvs Goode FOR FURNITURE, RUGS STOVES Corner Main St. and Burnett Ave. Denison PHONE 448 South Side Square 306 WEST CHESTNUT STREET Sherman A mann in :I hospital for mental vases sat fishing: over il flower bed. A visitor npproni-hed und, wishing to he nffnhle, re- nlnrked: How mnny have you c':11Ig:llt? You're the ninth, was the reply. Marry: Of I-ourse, you 1-zln't helieve :Ill you henr. Mildred: No, hut you 1-nn repent it. Alvin Tripp: I dropped my watch in the river last summer. Well, I found it yesterday and it was still running. Fay Trnmmel: Oh, no watch will run that long. Alvin: No, hut most rivers will. A higrannist is tl mnn who nnukes tho SZIIIIP mistake twine. l 511 DEPARTMENT STORES I IN 42 STATES l Selling High School V Students their T, Wearing Apparel at I . l LOWEST POSSIBLE I PRICES it 'I I Ml I .fjgy 'jig W v-1,43 Q D S Syl 5 Z5 S S 'B O '11 Q 5 S 5.12. V, Cb F R' Q N 'Q ea 'A as XXX! XXX!!! Cherish your home and dress s it up to the best of your ability XX ll DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, il SHOES READY-TO-WEAR Consult our Home Decorator Jermmgs F urmture Co One Hundred Seventeen 4 I fw 1 I il I 4 - ll I I: U B gl A, -! E H 3 5 . 3 W z E s ' 1 5 2 ' H I Q Q! l 1 N I I . -7 k E- Q.,, Glnmplimrntz TO THE 1926 GRADUATING CLASS I Ruck Everett Barber Shop W. J. WILLIAMS FURNITURE COMPANY Get Our Prices Before Buying OUT OF THE HIGH RENT ' -4 A.. Q 1 -A A- 1 I ' l ggnu i. 1 406 West Main Street DISTRICT Phone 1369 Phone 872 120 N. Rusk Ave. Ig xmxxuunnn unnngj xxxxxxnxzxxxxxxxxxrxnxxxxxxxxxxxx TTT? I T I I I5' 1 BL1E?.! X-II Better I 5 ' I Dry Cleaning man 5 I I Ill lthafs ODLE 110 North Rusk Avenue Phone 615 sinh ignairrg , 316 West Main Street I Shura I uxxxtnlxiiulilliilillitirlxuixxxlrilixliixnxiixnigl Wlmtever e-lst, may luippvu Since our country has gone dry, ,I The sailor still will luiyo his port, The f2ll'lll9l' have his rye: The cotton still will Iiuve its grin, The srenvoust have its har, Aurl vzlvll of us will have an hier No mutter where We ure. its I llo. I':1ul Gl't't'llZ Weil, don't te-ll unyhomly: you might want to soil it. Mrs. Smith: I think it might help your digestion, Lily, were you to brush your teeth more regrulalrly. Lily Qiuiliguzintlyl. Brush me teeth- zlml why, lIlil'RlIll? I 'uve no 'air on me Clyde I': That horse knows as much welll, GO TO KUPPENHEIMER IT TTOHT4 I I GOOD CLOTHES For the handsome boy graduate HOLEPROOF HOSIERY .. For the Sweet Girl Graduate U. S. CLOTHING CO. FOR EVERYTHING Poston-Du Bois General T0 . Insurance Agency ' Oldest Agency in Denison Commercial Union Assurance Co. I Limited of London V- LESTON K. SACRA I I T-' A Grocery and Market q A Denison IDSfifUli0I1 Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Telephone 42.5 N. Houston Ave. I I4 One Hundred Eighteen I 1 I N l I H u I N i l ' n F F i H u N l N u l u N H N H n F x x 'A 1 x x 1 x lltlil-Hill-l'lb!Ll0lL1-il' .I l l I I I It-1 A 1.1-r'Jf 3M2 O ...-V fs,-OM. Texas Power Deffebach Lumber Qornpany 3 7. FOR BUILDING TRY OURV ' Sudden Serfvzce 607 S. Miricle Ave. Phone 399 uick ch A GOOD PLACE Service First TO ---and Last EAT HOME MADE PIES lienrn early. A Jew plzleed :1 ladder suraiinst the side of the house. then eulled his little son, :tired seven. :ind made him elimh to the top of it. Now jump, he eommnnded. l'm Elf-l'2lili.,, wuiled the son. 'Phe Jew held out his arms. 'tho :is pnpu tells yougjunip-pnpa is here. Finally he did jump. The futher step- ped aside :ind the hey fell with 21 hump. UNow, let that teach you a lesson never to trust niiyhodyf' Miss Wilson: Barnes, you keep still, the rooin has heen still als a mouse sinee you'i'e been gone. lfluniee Il: He-'s a disturbing' element. Miss Wilson: Yes, I know he's a NPC- essnry evil. PHONE 1163 Your Cleaning and Pressing Fred Bulloch i ll Q' Allen Farmer E Furniture i I 413 West Main Denison O O it - N - V lkgwmnnmnnnunnmlmluuvnunmmn as fir! O ill if' 1 v. J. ZIENTER B . B U S B Y l Merchant Tailor ' N Z Cleaning, Pressing and Dyeing i ii 417 West 1YlairllgiF1ig3iqE 999Denison, Texas 1 O i Y. M. C. A. Comfortable Vision our Specialty i Lenses Ground to Order 111 S. Burnett Avenue i I SWIMMING POOL Now OPEN One Hundred Nineteen F se xi x 1 x x x x ll2l1'l1llel'ibIAl0lIl-il' 1 I I I I 'P lil ff? E., A' 47... - L .4 1 J I --'-I I 1 sis .. .1 A t'f-2.iXi3f'LZlK'32l'i G I+? if? Hotel Simpson 5 DENISON, TEXAS Absolutely Fireproof D Provides every comfort and con- P4 venience known to modern hotel service :I OWNED AND OPERATED BY THE DENISON HOTEL COMPANY 5' -' 'Y DIRECTORS: in . ff V- f ,WWE 1 D A. O. Simpson, Pres. W. E. Simpson, Vice-Pres. J. M. Crumpton, Sec.-Treas. gf' U U J'k. U U U L1 -xr rfftfl-IXB A Iklffllbf Marjorie: l'hilip Lanlpnlan has the lluhlfy: You're tliree-quarters of an worst enum-lation I ever heard, l 4-an't hour late. What llo you nlean. keeping I untlerstand a word he says. nie standing around like a fool? Buster: lt's not his fault, his father was a train announcer and his lnother a telephone operatol'. When a lnan says. I run things at nly house, he may mean the washing: ina- 4-hine and the furnam-e. Wifie: I ran't help the way you stand. Lester: XVhat is an opaque hotly? Philip: A nigger. Jack: Have you heen drinking again? llooth: Well. l c'an't eat all the lllllv. , 4 VOGUE Beauty Parlor 4 XM Alf! I, 3271-2 Main sf. Phonel297 ! I su ms muo IOLA'S HEADQUARTERS FOR JEWELRY A PLACE FoR EVERYTHING IN IVIUSIC C99 327 W. Main I DENISON, TEXAS I A One Hundred Twenty gl I l T Permanent Waving, Shampooing, Marcelling, Hairdressing, Manicur- ing, Scalp Treatments, Russian Fa- cial Treatments. Hair Bobbing All Kinds of Toilet Articles. and Accessories Switches and Hair Goods Ask+' BILL 6? MACK Your Druggists For It 110 W. Main St. Phone 331 x 'n 1 x 1 x x ll2l1'l-4l!:l'.'-.'blLl'lIleil' I t l.I .1 , 1 I U ' Zh III! II HH n '11 mf-r F-7 55 Q timflafm-5' 3 3 aaramawm QS- Q 59,Q'5'3E.+om -:sits Q 2. WSQCCIJ Q E FS'35 '2eS Z5 3 5 Eg-IQHEEW Q mlb t L 2959253 'Hogg-95 ' 5.4033--5 ' If-n Q 5 dugg O , 1-A. P5 5' Q53-5, 5 5 -e:r,,E.2g 5 on az 524D-23 2 F F 53:2-'Eg ' S Q iigems N cu'4-n'T'9.-.C-' 5 p 'H +2+2-H+!+!+Z+Z+!+!+!+!+!+!+!+!+!+!+!+ O 5 cn I r: U 3 cn Q. '-I 1 on P. 'C O U cn hB .. , O , Open t e ank Acco t d b rve m 1ts p g th prog th t Il t y . S ' d l t' fth t t 1 t y ' d p de E Hi f h tt t h d ed, , pp t d d y f th ll t c- E l y h bt d Q y H cess ou aveo aine. E E1 i 1, 1m mWmi l . . ' The National Bank of Denison ' State National Bank Citizens National Bank : Qjecurity Qjtate QBank -HHHIXIHH In x x x 1 x x x x u:l:nl1lm.v1M.a-nasal'1 I I I I V f 1 5 1 e A. Q 4 I I . cr p .4 4 -7 5- ' . I I -1 , pq, ,l 1 Q V SCHGO L I as SUPPLIES - 4 E . . l Z Chief News Stand ' Y ri ooooooooo oosonno Q o ooQooooo A oonoevoooo Q ' Well Dressed I . People Davis Motor Car 2 is2::,t:,112.izi1.12?::J5225:53 All work guaranteed . HOME OF Military's Shoe Shop CERTIFIED USED CARS V 422 West Main any l 5 nniQ Willie Clark: What expression bores the average person to death? Miss Wilson: I'll bite. Willie: You're right. Arthur Anderson fafter a long argu- mentl : I wonder what would happen it' you and I ever agreed on anything? Bernadine F: Pd be wrong. Miss Harris tbuying her new Fordj: What part of those ears cause most of the wrecks? Salesman: The nut behind the steer- ing wheel. Miss Cartwright: What is an alloy? Glen Newland: An alloy was someone who helped the U. S. in the war. Quality Merchandise At the lowest possible price I hn1npEnn'ii Dry Goods Clothing . Furnishings Glnnfrrtmnrrg Novelties , Ready-to-Wear Shoes Built on Value Growing on value ,Q,l hil1fa ' I THE CORNER 304-308 W. Main St Nort Texas Biggest Department' Store E Y. . I . One Hundred Twenty Two I u ' I I I t n I I n I u I I S u I I I I I n A . s x n 1 x x x x u-uznlanl-vu-1.1-1.1-nl' 1 I I I S I 1 A Q f..4 -7 E-paso The Kelley Studio High Class Portraits Motion Pictures 406 West Main St. Denison, Tex Ninety per cent of the photos in this book were made by the Kelley Studio. We will make your commencement photos on installments. We are in line with the big mercantile stores of the city, and have the confi- dence of the entire population. Let us frame your diplomas. WE KNOW OUR STUFF I Try B U R T I S First AND SAVE A WALK WE CARRYTHE Largest Stock of DRUGS in North Texas WITH SERVICE BURTIS NO. IA 408 West Main BURTIS NO. 2 825 South Austin Avenue Mr. Woodward: Are you busy to- night? Fair Senior twith vision of a date be- fore her eyesl : No. Mr. Woodward: Then I'd advise you to get your notebook up. Stella Mae Lee: How long before the train leaves for the Mardi Gras? Conductor: It goes to New Orleans in thirty minutes. Stella Mae: Oh, I thought it took days and days. Tezxoher: Use the word 'moron' in a sentem-e. Small Fish: Papa said sister couldn't go ont' till she put moron. Phone 1700 For Fruits, Fresh Vegetables Groceries and Canned Goods of all Kinds f Scott E? McFarland Charlsye Williams larriving latelz What's the score? Marvin Evans: Nothing, nothing. Charlsye: Goody, I haven't missed a thing. Haskell Hunt: I say, can't you take a joke? Eugene Geer: Sure, where do you want to go? Redmon E? Holden Top and Paint Co. AUTO PAINTING Auto Tops Made and Repaired 606 South Armstrong Ave. Phone 461 One Hundred Twenty Three 'B Q Q Q 1 1 llIl1'l1l11l'A'DI:.l'lIlil'.I I I I I I I I I I cr-.4-V' E-A -C Qs Your Gas Comp'ya 7-lg I A . N N I N that patrons have found always willing and D anxious to do everything possible to provide the most modern service and to assist in all eb FP --enero i matters that concern the good of Denison. 44 K I , unicipal Gas Company HA Partner with the Public P l 1 - u u L1 Eff JNWQXQ3 jx. u u U ,XJ JQXMU: AIllt'I'll'2Ill I.itel':1ture Clzlssgllliss Moore wondered why we smiled when she said, speaking of an illustrated hook illlolll Longfellow, You hrohahly very properly went into ec-stun-ies when looking at Fitz. Mr. Grailiaun tnotim-ing Lucille l'. vomh- ing her hairlz Ilon't do that: th:it's how I lost mine. t'urley: When I was young, the doa-- tor suicl that if I dicln't stop smoking I would hevome feehle-mimleml, Lola: File: Well, why 1li1In't you stop? lllliznheth M: I just love men with red hair. Milnlred T: You do? lVell, for gi good time give me the men with green hawks. ,mn mnmmmu, rsi-5-nmnnenpmxununnriiggxmnmxrmiu. E A Little Down on a Big Bill 3, YQ-J , ' P CRANE S 5. We BR EAD-- lie . I ' I Fufmshh --that means health A Your Crane's Quality Bakery X i nh, Home 503 West Main Street Complete On Easy Payments E LET YOUR NEXT GAS RANGE BE A QUICK MEAL Kerr Furniture C 0 LLOYD MOORE, Mgr. + McAlester Denison Whitewright EXPERT Dry Cleaning, Dyeing, Pleating, Repairing, Laundering We make a specially of women's wearing apparel Two phones: 716 and 717 Snow-Wh1te I ' . N l f N N l N N N N N S N N 5 N N N N N NF Launderers Cleaners Dyers I One Hundred Twenty Four . A li 1 1. 1 S 1 1 'Q Q Q 1 K llllllil-0l'lDlLl'li.-'ll'I I I I I I U F lx-A l O -V3 27-has-...Q H i 562 5C Y ! u - 1 . H. CUMMINS Lawyer 203 Security Building Phone 1565 You ll Find it at YEIDEL S BOOK STORE 211 Main St. H Denison The New ' Hamburger Inn 526 West Main St Sc HAMBU RGERS Sc 1. Across the street from the Y PIE ROLLS MILK COFFEE POP Z - I IQ Helen: Are you a track man? Raymond Southworth: Say, you should see the calluses on my chest from breaking tapes. Joe Barker: Are you waiting for somebody? W. R. Boyer: No, I promised to meet a freshman here. Milton Pumphrey: Teach me the Charleston. Mary Payne: If I can remember it- it was one of those quaint old dances they were doing last summer, wasn't it? Mrs. Hazel: What dreallfnl language your parrot uses! Mrs linutt: Yes. my husband bought the birml in town and brought it home in his far. And I understand he had three blow-outs and engine trouble on the way. A young man with a pretty but notori- ously tllrtatious fiancee, wrote to a sup- posed rival: I've been told that you were seen kissing my girl. Come to my office at 11 a. m., Friday, and be prepared to give an explanation of your conduct. The rival answered: I have received a copy of your circular letter, and will be present at the meeting. Max Eggleston: They tell me rubber tires. Ed Mays: That's why it stretches, you dumb-bell. Plf: If you won't kiss me I'm going away. Marie: Go as far as you like. Good Lord! ejaculated the hubby who had just awakened from blissful honey- moon blindness, You can't make your own dresses: you can't make pies: you can't make bread-what can you make? Up, retorted Ruth C, powderlng her nose delicately. Mr. Marshall says: The biggest angle from which to approach any problem is the try-angle. Miss Cartwright, at State prison: And what are you in for, my poor man? Poor Man: Ninety years. I was a high-school teacher and I told my pupils there wasn't any Santa Claus. Aileene: Could you tell me in round numbers what I made in the Trig. test? Mr. Marshall: Yes, zero. One Hundred Twenty Five x x x 1 x x x x uzlalallll-vuwaiqzaal'1 ' I 1 I I I 1 1 g 3 4 L 'V' ?-Ds O W - --,N . f , - A ' 1 q 1 l I' -nn- ' ' T 0000000000 004500 0000000000 0000000 l O 7. Q9ak Him Zinn Home of Delicious Sandwiches A Haven for the Hungry so lWe cordially invite you to attend our dances Monday, Wednesday and Friday. V I 1 P o- L 1 Gi E 1 Y DANCING f Adkins-Polk Company Wholesale . Grocers s Distributors of Nationally Advertised Products Such as , A DEL MONTE FRUITS AND VEGETABLES HELIOTROPE FLOUR RED TOP FLOUR MRSWTUCKER SHORTENING 0 no ll K 1 . X3XCQXBXXHXHXX XX HXXXXBX Arthur Marshbanks: How did you sleep lust night? ' Adolphus Kanaday: Not so good. I , .e dreamed I was pitching pennies and toss- fedsull night. i - f Pnul Green: Dad, this is a lousy' -watch 'I have. Ilznl: Why, Paul, what do you mean hy saying such a thing. Paul: Well, it's full of ticks. isn't it? Mr. M'cDaniels: Have you ever hzuf llillll1C'lll5ltl1lll?w Wren Lawrenee: Yes, twice. The first- time it diiln't take, hut the second time it left El big soar. Minnie Laura ICll:n1i: Why didn't they make that fellow in white get off the field? Earl Dunn: That's the referee. Ht- NVilll'llt'S :ill the plays. Minnie Laura: Well, why didn't he- lel them play instead of iillillljl' the hall from them so often? P1effvEsX1ff4iLXwf'fJi-Xrmffeiukxbfff-it .. F ? Q70 ALL wno ARE PATRONS OF .ge . . . gg PERIOR 15111 TI G ji 54 Anderson 6? Son Printery S I y I S+ Makes a Special Bid for their Business ' A OF COURSE WE PRINTED THE YELLOW JACKET 116 N. BURNETTA vtflQX'3 ff3?Y3'ff3l?Y?TfFfXRX'?Yff ik 1wY?5fff?iNifffYwX1f7 531 ia ' One Hundred TwentY Six I. I 4 4- me I O x x 'x 1 x x 1. x na:lala!I-vibniilii-il' I I v I I I fill A .ylif zhev ATB nh IIHIEI H I , I - nl 1 K llllll 1-' ' ' THE SCHOOL ANNUAL IS AMONG AMERICA'S MOST PRECIOUS INSTI- TUTIONS. Q3 ON ITS PAGES LIE THE ARTISTIC EXPRESSION OF YOUNG AMERICA. Q BUILDED IN- TO IT IS THE LIFE OF OUR YOUTH. Q IT IS A MIRROR THAT REFLECTS THE INSPIRATIONS OF YOUNG MANHOOD AND ASPIRING WOMAN- HOOD. 65 FITTING INDEED THAT SO MANY OF THE YEAR BOOKS SHOULD SEEK THE FAITHFULNESS OF REPRODUCTION AND THE FINE EXPERT TOUCH OF THE CRAFTS- MANSHIP CHERISHED BY THE SOUTHWESTERN ENGRAVING COMPANY Fort Worth :: Dallas :: Houston :: Tulsa :: Wichita Falls a I I I 3 4 . V I e F : I F I s