East Texas State University - Locust Yearbook (Commerce, TX)

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HENRY PAULUS . WM. Z. HAYES J. D. JACKSON ...... H. A. TURNER, Secretary tO the Board . P Lockhart U valde Plainview Yoakam Dallas A lpine . Austin IN MEMORIAM HON. J. J. BENNETT Stephenville, Texas' Member of the Board of Regents. S Page I9 IN HGNOR OF MISS MARGIE E. NEAL Carthage, Texas First Woman to be a member of the Board of Regents. Resigned to become the Hrst Woman member of the Texas Senate. SMIUEL H. VVHITLEY President of the College Page 20 MEMBERS UF THE SENTUR CLASS UF 19227 ,Hx , ,, ..........................,................... , .............. ,...... ...... . . .. .........,...... .... 3 vagaf- ..,,. fggfgvi' 1-ij'-. .,,,. 5 gpg, ............... .. .,,... ........ . . ..,....... .................. - -. . . L22ff'Z?fj! f ? X ,. ..,....,..... ,......................................... ....... ............. . . , .3 M, ,EV .. .,.. ..,.........,....,........, .............,........ ,.... , . . . ....,.. . .. . -I -., 4..- .,......,.. .. .... W! 1447 'yy-f Q -A 4 ' J VI Page Z1 ' 1.1! ' INE degree classes of the East Texas State Teachers College - have preceded you into the great profession of teaching in Texas and the Southwest. It is now your opportunity to receive the honors and distinctions of this institution and to make for yourselves a place in the educational world as your predecessors have done. ln beginning your professional careers it is felt that the training which you have received in this institution, the culture with which you have been endowed and the spiritual devotion which has characterized you throughout your entire college career eminently fit you for service in. your chosen profession. ' It is now your responsibility to make some contributions to the great profession in which you have chosen to work. You are reminded that teachers ought not to be mere automatons, but they should be real dynamic forces in the communities where they work and should inspire the young life of America with the highest ideals for service to mankind. This service we confidently expect you to render. Your lives will no doubt be in keeping with the high ideals and standards of living you have seen exemplified on the campus of your Alma Mater. You should feel, therefore, a personal re- sponsibility in living up to the ideals in which you have thus far been schooled. A further suggestion is made relative to the con- tributions which you may make in life as the years come and go. The traditions of the college are made up of incidents taken from your lives. You should see to it, therefore, that the traditions of this college are made as rich and valuable as it is possible for human efforts to make them. The East Texas State Teachers College sends you forth with sympathy and love 'and.we trust that you may in return evince an abiding interest in and a loving devotion for the college in which you have received your training. Sincerely your friend, S. H. WHITLEY. ,... 1 , . ,lgx 14 1, .5 i EXECUTIVE UEEJICERS A. C. FERGUSON J. G. SMITH . GEO. W. IQIBLER MRS. C. M. LUTZ PAULINE ROGERS FRANCES SELBY LYNN ROACH MRS. ACKER . BESS NI.-XLONE IVA CEALLOXV.-XY . Dean of Faculty Assistant Dean of Men Assistant Dean of Men Assistant Dean of Women Assistant Dean of Women . . . Registrar Assistant Registrar Matron of Dormitory . . . Librarian Secretary to the President Pug 5 4 ! .:5Q,S.x.. . if -R A A x fl! : . .T W :xqb pl y. y . A HA 5. 1 . ' 'T 1 ' FACULTY ' J. M. BLEDSOE . Head of Department of Mathematics A. H. COWLING ..,' . Mathematics C. W. LAGRONE . . . Mathematics PAY HARRIS . ..... Mathematics C. T. NEU . Head of Department of History E. K. WOOD . . . '. . . History EFFIE B. COLLIER ........ History W. B. STONE . Head of Department of Government and Economics C. V. HALL . ......,.. Economics MAUD WEBSTER . . Reading MRS. EDWARD MIXSON . Biology R.. A. RIX . . . Agricitltitre Page 23 46 NX N5 I Is WWWW? ' X, ' M '.'- ' -1 X - , '.'V . -..f N.A-A R . NSN ' as X N X . .R K X N Xx Y 4' 5 XX N V., . . .A H. H. J. FLING . LECTOR HACKWO RTH FACULTY ' . . Head of Department of Education . ..... Education DR. A. S. BLANKENSHIP . Rural Education J. E. CARRUTH . . X7ER.-X ENGLISH . MRS. IVIOZELLE ALLEN C. A. DEONIER . H. D. PHILLIPS W. W. FREEMAN . LAURA E. ToPH.mI . SARAH H.ATCHER . . HARRIETT N. ROGERS . Rural Education Rural Education . .... Music . . . . . . Band Head of Department of Spanish Head of Department of Latin . Head of Department of French Physical Education for Women . Physical Education for Women Page 24 I I I il. ur H' i x D55-'X a . A-.. - . R x'gQ xxx ses ' ixx Xxx N sg., x K QP . AXQFSQ I X I A . XRQQX S x x X x X N KN X ' -' X XSS .rf -Nj. g. Q., Q, . , , sg, . A sgnga 'Usa A . I Page Z5 T. H. MON EAL . W. H. WARMINGTON MARY E. JOHNSON Blass BRYANT . SARAH GARVIN . J. G. GROVES . L. D. KEATON . C. M. LUTZ . . ELIZABETH STORRIE MARY BOOTH . GRPHA DENNIS . N ONA RHYNE . FACULTY English . English English . English . . . . . . . English H eaal of Department of Manual Training . . . . . M anital Training . . Head of Department of Chemistry Heacl of Department of Home Economics . . . . . Home Economics Home Economics . Drawing C' r V' - 1 V TRAINING SIOIIOOL EAIOIILTT J. G. FLOWERS . L. C. MITCHELL . GEO. W. KIBLER . L. D. PARSONS . NI.-XRGARET MCGILL E. H. 'XVATSON . :ANNE WORIQIAN . CGRRINE STUDSTILL CYNTHIA SANDERS CARRIE SHEPPERD NELLE DUIIAS . NIARY POOL BELL ETHEL CRUTCHFIELD ESTHER LEECH . . Director of Training School Principal of Training School . . A . Manual Training Mathematics and Coach of Cubs . . . . . Spanish '. . . Social Sciences Supervisor of Elementary Grades . . , . Sixth Grade Fifth Grade . Fourth Grade . Third Grade Second Grade First Grade . Kindergarten Page 26 4 5 X QMRSSSES -, iw Q Q E 4 i 9 ? 1 l I i I I 1 l i I I 1 9 Q - S w Xu f - ...K we Q W ' ' 7' W , V .1, . SENIORS -xg.-Jil, siw ' ' ' nut 1 7 x-c,- 45 .B - N 4 S 5111.1 me 5 S- y A ' ' 19- o.i' xx K . if pf ' fx gjf X ' , x X, V-Q vtg all 1 'I E mg!-'X mi: A .Q 'NV ! W N Q I I 1 1 fi fs' v- , jk. fl f ic' ? Q sf V-4 1 ? O I Hu, K gf ' - 1 l xxx wg t elim-gi 1,3 4-if-. ' .- .. ....---,.,,.-. lifflulkey. Fi A 4 v ' 5 5 8 ,Y , ,, ,. ,.--,-'---'-'-'- - ,- ,Ms--,M--V C ---- -......., QAM, 1? --Y i i tCtu111byt'ltjiinqi t 5.Eafgiffsfzitfid223353tt ' k A , gg:gig2g3gsg1Zg5gagsg11251595252225555535251is52Qigsifififgfisiffziiisis525s5Eiz5siE25i?2ff2f'15??fE:i?3???if'Pff NOBLE ARffHvR n t Salfillo. i Soc-ia? Science, 'Geography t -fflf, Sbfievzce History Clubg Citarnardg Little-QQ?i?f3fPfQ:A:fiWC14li.,Qffi:Q1i'.-' V-fiflfii f ' i Tlieatreg Business ManagerAthletics ' i t 'Zo-'26g Pres. Student Association, '27. ' A , HM, Ta, ,11- 5u'51f.ir fig? fi-ffffi. M , Q.L,:,,I,i:,,A? f-5, 'Jim 5 1f'A.j,j'r+1 I ljQZi1L1?ji ,, .w'tN',.'1g -iilligljffili 1 i ft. iifisffifld ffiillflffir gi ,val 1 , , I I . -, .V , , , , , it-M ti iff-Ie. 1? i 1 fillffif IjL:I ifgg A'.4Zixft,yl -1. i 'M ,N ,gn TE 13 rg ,vi 5 'B Page 28 1 I sz .1 5 P Q K fp 3 23 1. U vb .yfv bfr asmwnw 2 4' 3 . K. .. ' -WM T ...,. - .. . W. u--.,s,.m. .. .--W T s t W 1 f if-'i. - ,.. if T 1, 1 l N Page Z9 RENNA5MAE,BRADY T P . Commerce E7Zgl'l'S1IA, Spanish Kalirg French Club, Pres. '26-'27 Queen of Mardi Gras '26g Y. VV. C. A. Community The-atreg Locust Staff, T , T26 and '213 East Texan Stan, 1'26 Editor, '27. A ' f E , tB11LLiBRQOKS' 1 g Comnj'grg:e- t'W, P Home Ecj S0citil'Sc'ie7zcef 1 ' tCitamard.q. 'V TA - ET 1 7 'fQ'PTiBT55?91?Q5ii5M33515255253322521,. . T - '- t... if-al, ,.1.Gr'eenViiI1e.-'fl in -'nz , ' ' 'Hisibryfh T History ,TC1ubg. AFICUCH . Clubg East Texan Staff. 'Zig Community Theatre. 77 C RAWFORD COOPER fi, 'RCETHEL' CORN71SH s Ben Wheeler A A , iG1'aZh5m 'i English, Historyi W R SPC7'W:5hf if I A History Clubg ALB. C. ' O r Scholarship, isQCietyg'.C1mfa1nC1ubg Math. Club. O R H. D. CORNELIUS V A NJUANITA DEFORD Commerce A .Sulphur Springs Engl-zfsh, Social Science Mathematics, English Business Manager of Athletics, '26- Y. W. C. A.g Math. Clubg History Club. Page 30 'W ELIZABETH DILLIIN GHAM Q HARRY FLEWHARTY' lj V Commerce . SLylph1irlSprings ' b Spmsh, English F F eEnrgziSh, l gqgiqz Smmei g F F Pep 'Squadg Choral Clubg French V Pres. jrfur1ioreSehior,Claesf 'Quo-'27 Clulwg Little Theatre. i ' F F Citandard, 'Presf '26-'27lg Football '21 ' I , '22g Basleballf'!22iifV'Q31g 'Basket Ball '22 Page 31 HELEN Mg Dojoepgg lp el+-' F C5 1 1 ' Comh1erce 1l1l 'fi jffT' b f7Q fCoh1hieree Q A' - . P F , . A ff,eEngziSh'r F ., F 11- r r - 1Hisgpfy,r,E44gz4Sh c Fine'ArtS Clubg French Clubg Y. W. ' Scholarship' Pres. f26-'2 7g C. A. r J I HistorylClub-94-LatinClub. F A or ,, -- f-'- - av o:-'A ' W ' V --A -,smug wMi:xR,A,.,........:,, Q11 - mzrtp- - ,M-K MA ,,,,,...,.,...,.....f.........- - 155' dry'-A-A--.ww V . Y--'.-.- . A -h , U.- RAY HARDAWAYA 2 Commerce--t - ' id 2 .IQ bb Alatlzematics, 11Ia11.1laZ T1'a'i1zing 2 I lrootball 725, i -, 4 !',. ,. Math. Club. I , V 2 ' ' ' Liam NIAE -H.gWxfES.ffI1i Q T fo MARY BEss HICKEXf Roxton. ff 'q 7 'is A 'Commerce Social Sc1fe1zcAe,.E1ZgZisIi V ' A 'A'A 1 C- ' 2' E ' I I 1 1 I V nglish.'S0ciaZ Science PSD Squad Pres '26 27' Choral ' Ch ICI 2 , . -Q , H - .ora ubg Fine Arts Club: Pri- Club' Honor Council '25 '26 '27 ' , 1 G. ,. , g. .mary Councilg B. S. U. Councilg X' Secretary of Iumor-Se C1 ' -f f ' ' .V mor ass 26 C. A., Pres. 24, Cablnet '25, '26. .A-all . 1 S - f iToM HOLLEY. L ' .RoiBAE1iTAfKELLEY-qi .A h iA i Conlmerce i A f 'A.ioClQli1imerceic.lAAi,QfAi A .Social swam. History-,fifjg ,, ' A iFiootba11i,i 2A2,f' i23f.ii A, i ,AfjjlgHistqfy'c1u5f5-Q5?g1ggigQ,fC1i115A,1gfBqsket i i A :i'gi'.'Af'1iifi a ' i gB411Q iT2Qs1iC.a,Pfai.fii.fsf2Zfg,iff i . A 1 -VVV - 4. is ,75 k ?:vx f Tai if af AA , I, 'pigj AA AQ-iff Ai.A yfffj b FRANKijo1iNsoiSIj c 'I i ' ADD. U Commcrce' ' ii j L 1 V A i Qiuitman. A Mathematibs, English i ' -A. SbCialAScfieijcieQ ' A Scholarship Society: History Clubgi Y. M. C. iA.i,iVice-Pres.. Giee Mathematics C1i1b,.Pres'., '27, A , A Clubgi B. S. U. Council. ' ii ' SL 71 i 4 i f ,Q S f Y' S ' i 'ff g s Page 33 X x A v i ? av w .GLADYS Kms S if VLANNA LEELUT2 V 'Houston' A. is l jDixon, EngZish,'Read4l7zg1 S i S or .A l 1-1, sEnglish,'H1Istory Little TheatregiClassjHistoria1ii'12i7gi S C..A,, Treas. '26-7275 French Little, Theatre. AqA P W A I -1 f 1 l 'ACll1bQ Student Council, '26-'27, History ' ' l , iq i qi 1 - . ' S Club, Scholarship Society. . A 5- 0. LOVING BESSIE MANNING 1 iv 'Saltillo Cumby Q History, Social Science ' English Vice-Pres. junior-Senior Class '26- Citamarcl Clubg Honor Council, '26. '27, Scholarship Society, Treas. '27, History Club. S Page 34 .. . ., 11 PX .9 iii A li.: 1 4- 4 ll il 4? 4 ig Page 35 I . HOWARD MASON ' , Q' ' LESTER L. .MORRIS ' Mt. Pleasant ' f Sulphu r.Springs l l . M atheniatics, Agricnllufe Social Science, History 57 ' Pep Squad, '27g Student Council, E00tba11,. '22,M'23, 224, Fzfsg Baseball '27g Y. M. C. A.g Math. Clubg A. B. C... . '24, '2'5, '26g Student Cbouncily '25- 26g VICE-PICS. '26-V275 Cltalmardg Y M.C.A. ' . MARIE MILLS BERT W. MUSGRAVES Commerce Terrell English, Art Scholarship Society. Manual Training, English JOHN om to jlll1l:1 :VMAGGIElPIGG Commerce S' 'A ' V 'GH-3CI1ViuC Mathen1atics,'PhysicsS., . t , ' ' Vice-Pres, Sub-collegeLjSenlor,Class,'ff V V S I '23-'24, Pres: Freshman' tClass,'--'24- '25, Pres. Sophomore Class, f'Z55'26g Student Council, '24-'25,-QAclv4 Mgr. W East Texan, '24, Ass'tcEditor,1,?'25. , I' BEN L. PATRICK -LEO JACQUELINE PRATT Comnierce ' ' l , Cooper Mathematics, Social Science I English, Spanish Athletic Council, Pres. '27g Scholar- Scholarship Society: Inter-Collegiate sh1p Soclety, Vice-Pres. '26-'27g Cita- Debate, '27g East Texan Staft, '2l: mardg Lrttle Theatreg Football, '23. 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SMIDDY S LORA ELIZABETH SMITH Commerce ' I Sulphur 51351185 English, Social Science 'Englidlf 75250775-9h M AYE SMIDDY Commerce S CLARK TRAUGHBER Matlzematics, English Commerce Math. Clubg East Texan Staff, '27. Social Science, Evzglish Pug 6 RQ if f 1-t Yfxkxffafj ,S .. . Q 'S r bg .- 'T liisfffl l 3' i lf l i .sew-. jlfxplf' wwkif - . k.. .ww 4 X A X ' E - ff-we ww 1- E' E1 fftfli 1 i . E - ' - 19' I' fi' E' ' . R ::.::1 ' I I ' E J I Page 3 9 JESSE TRAUGHBER HENRY E. WELLMAKER Commerce . Garden Valley Social Science, Geography History, Mathematics Y. M. C. A.g A. B. C.g Glee Club. Math. Clubg History Club. Pugc 40 ll UNJIORS I xy X . M ' X if 'ff X 'jf U5-?f 2,,p 6 . 3. yl , , - I A 0 , lv W ip X xx. - Y xx wx! Q Q fix J. J xx h Qi., K y fx .Wk 3 f Nu . X 'ff- w K N- ' X X 7 f 7 f' sp X .Q XQX W X 1, X, if df.. f .f ' -' L...4 - ' -'- -9 ,Q F ERMAN J. ADAMS b JACK BOHANNON - Pritchett Mt. .Pleasant ' Social Science, History Manual Training, Englich Pep Squad: History Clubg Y. M. Y. 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'W' 1 T2 SWAIN PH1LL1Ps Pittsburg Jlfatlzemrztics, History Math . J. M. PRICE. ' Commerce - Illatlzematics, A gricnlture Clubg History Clubg A. VONDA ROACH l A Celeste . ' Sobfial Science. ,Spanish 7: V B. C. Math. Clubg,Tennis'Club.o l lu l , e V. I: TOM,VSEARCY I as i 7'Dallas ' M Gfk6'71'ltlIfiQS, Manual Training Y. M. CQA., Pres. '26-'27g Little Theatreg Locust,Staff, '27g, Track, '26, A Pep Squadg 'Basket Ba4lll.l'e2Sl, 726l,f27g Honor Council g' Y. W. C.-Agg A. B. C4 Page 48 I fu v J i A 'Q r. 1 44 'J gi xi El gi in 12 Qi it gi 33 KY 5 Page 49 VERBA'SM11iH- ' , ..JE.W33L-TINKERA Coinmercg ' A 1 j,Mt. vemQg1.p..12A ' ' l I Clothing,'Co0king , ,. S0cialQSqience, Agfigqzlgurg ' Y. W. C. A. , jf ' A. B. C . v A .D 3 y Vl5?f f 7.1..g . HENR1ErTA TAYLOR l fF H1fE RNi42 TURB Ei1V1LLE ' Commerce. A ' ff,l 'T.' 'flVjf.AC6OD'C1ff- 'r -ffj' Mafhgmazm. spagigglg ', A, Vvi, l.b f ' 1 , 1 1fQ Y. W. C. A., Cabinet. 'ZH Maf11 gjQ . 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F7'G7ZkS1f07'Z Wf171z11sb01'o Da11f11ge1jfIel117 . G'I.l777VC7' . Commercfe L W '9-.4 X . -Q B'EATRICEQ:5DAVISEIYT1 i1..5:f . ...L ..x,,., .. . x K x S fx 39 X ' Q X TNR. I' RENE1 Z1 .r.iigQg,'3 Lg N. B.: DREESEN. Q T EMMA, DELL DEER' ,. ROBERT E.fD'YERl CLYDE EDWARDS ,': ,' - HOMER ENGLAND e NEAL ESTES . e -. BETTIEEJOIFERGUSON GEORGE LEE FLING THRESSIE FOWVLER' MARGARET GALT NORNIAN GALYON CREOLA. GARNER A . MATTIE LEE GASTON MURL GIBSON . . CULVER GIDDENS tLAlrtAr1eR:EEgwezz Commerce .. ' Gilmer Mt. Vernon . Commerce Whttewrtght . Pritchett Cason . Venus QAX ELIOENSGOOLSBY ' BYARONQHALL v I LURLIN'E'H'ALL V A ,ELENA-HANCOCK, Q LEONA HAWKINS A WI19L1AMe HINSQN N e CLIFTIS, HUDDLESTON MERLEIACKSON BETTIE JENKINS VIRGINiIAjJENNINGS P TEZZIE JOHNSON ANNA jOiNER', ' - '. EUNICE LONG . MAURINE LOWREY ' PEARL, MAIORS RUTH MCCOY , . MRS. J. H. MCDANIEL DONNA MILLS . . . Win1zsboro Hughes Springs A. Hallsville . s Pittsburg . . Kemp Pleasant Grove . . Peniel . - Bonham Lone Oak .. Commerce Il! 15. Pleasamf Dalby Springs . Commerce . Dodd C-ity TfVi1z11sbo7'0 Douglabsialle . Na ples . I'I tf7I7ISb0l'O , 1144 f i T al fix x X Q I 4 . 4 Q5 ' ei 2751.51 Lf, Q .. , gf? S X Y Page 65 A 'F 4 . . . , Q - . A I A N- ,X-5-0 fm irgggfsgw Qwxg xv - .Q3-:X-:vgysxgwwgyyvh RA E . Mffi:l'Ls . . J.ENNi13 LEE MILTON ABENELL' MISSILDINE ROEVENA MORROW O. C. MULKEY, JR '.4, EDVVARDKNIYRICK V BERTHAfN1BLETTf EUCIJD PAY14El CARLAi-PERRY: Qf Ai.f4 2 LUIS PERRYl iQ Y f - OPAi4 P 1iESNiiIi55g?iifii ?lil M ER?4 P 1i1CEi2f f?i?5i5 73 3 f fiie lMlRs g f1STiiiQiA?i.PRi61iziE2iii MARGUER11f12:l1?QLK' Lf 'P9.PF 4 f- .1 1.-. in i M.. .,,.,.,-,f,4,. A ' A ,f.5isif?5 'iiWfwwQ!29 r03 . OWELL I V. IVA' RANDAI,L I IAMEIQE REED . I ALAN ARENEAU . . . EMARGUERITE RICILIEY IEERIEIIROGERSI f . . GAZRRISGIQI, RUSI-I R GLA-DYSA SAXTON . CHESTER SHAMBURGER SYLVA SNYDER Q . ALICE SPURLOCK ANA'NNIE SRYGLEY RUTH STARNES -. MARGUERTIE SITEGALI. LUCILE STEVENSON . WILLIE MAE STIDHAM JEWIE SIUCKY . . MRS. MAITIE TI-IOMAS . Awlngef' . I. , Kemp . Hughes Springs . . Greevw-zflle . . . . I 'Roxton C hazftanooga, Tenn. . . . '. Byers . W7i1z1zsboro W'i11,11.sbo1'0 . Commerce u B1f1'tl1I-riglzt Jwamfiz-eszfm' . ,Bo11,l1m11. . Tl1.1'ozfkmor1'o11 ,. COOIPRI' A70fJI'FS . .felflafzzfaa Afczfzzdc' ,L F V I . I B 3 -.L I I 5 if fl? l 1 lf! 9 '2 1 W s h 1 4 ? ! 1 I f . ! M , I ,I 1 I I . JP f. JI U51 1 il 5 Page 67 9. B IESSIIE THOMPSON CEIJRIC TONVNSEND ANNABEL VANKIRK SALLIE K. VIARD ELLA LEE WAKES . NI.-XBELW VV.-XLKER . GRENA XVALKER . M Rs. W. H. VVARMINGTGN ALVA W EATHEREO RD VELVIE LEE W EST OPAL XVILKES . . HAZEL VVILLIAMS RUBY VVILLIAMS' J1fS4Slfif'VVILLMON . MAURINE WHEELER MARION H. VVHITE JOHN VVHITLEY MAGGIE W HITTLE 8 xx I I+ 3 Si? Q X XX I .K . . . ,.. I M.. ...wi ,dw . ......Xv..-M. .-I.. W. ...x.....,...I xx. .....v. ., A.. I I !3?02fv?rJ?2Zfl ij i Chicano O-Commerce . Q Linden , A WolfefWClz5y . 'Commerce Sulphur Spring? . Commerce . Mt. Vernon . Howland WoUe'r'Clly Wobfe City Ore City I . Pecan Gap Commerce .ML Vernon Amarillo . Winnsbloro MfYBEI4fi'HAYN55ff 2f:5'11 p 'EVERETTERIZQHARDSQNY'- - fl' Q ZMMWL ifiiffiig 13 LUC1IIgLEFir1g1fQfgK1NS552'YQQ fi . Q GEC5RGE '5Ff:iQBLAYL0CK! o0LiL1j3,VA-iSri?iE5bs'E1i2Y-39 irANN11:efLEi5rBeiEv1LyrQf r J0HrNIEVB.'1mHARDY Qvff SELMA1 SAiT1-2Ri?VH1TE MURRAY HARGRAVES FLOYD JONES, o. . TI-IENIE'RAYAN r Q Bloomburg . .Q 1 Commerce Whaewrigla e no Piokzforz Q Leonard - . Texarkana A . .Maude Point . , . James e Bloomburff Salohur Spring? . Simms Commerce . Terrell Greemwflle . . Dike . A Com meree lift. Plearsamf ,Y , 1 f 1' A .Q ZORA LEE VVYNNE DOROTHY YOUNG . MARGARET'-ZAGHERY GEORGE S. HENSLEE DREW HOPPER . VONA MAE AKRIDGE HATTIE ALLEN . BESS VVORTHAM IUNIA COLE . GLADYS CAIN . TRAVIS GARRETT DOROTHY WHIPPLE . HENRY S. WHITLEY MAURINE URY . I Mt. Pleasant Greenville . Jejerson . . Emory Sulphur Springs . ' Commerce A -Winnsboro . Naples . . Ector . Farmersville . . Point . Petty . . .A Amarillo Sulphur Springs THELMA HUGHES . . V Melissa SYLVIA MCMILLAN . Clear Lake DONNA MCMILLAN Clear Lake 'fr 3 Page 69 ' I I f f f. I ', , , ' M'Vfff'.?4Zi,wcX 9 E Lcjls GILBERT Ladonfia K r I 'UZENSX NXXXZII -N U 3 LJ' K -- vw f x . IV M.. . V- I f-N Q xii 5 -NY! N QI I Q... - Ak J Y-Xiang li - f dvi., ' I -nw? r ,F E.- 'O L.. Xb, Pg?-91lDjS!.Y ,-,ima - V , ,g'Qx 1 ' SUBZQCUMJEG 4 I 1 V ,f . , , .,,,ffw'fe - f ffff-uw,,ff' ' iw' A ,,,,, f AMAA fm ,, ,f,f, f AX! 719 E fy ' , .f ::.:.,. . 1 . - , X6 2 mf . .I A , .4 I I , , , K- -jf, Eel- ,fl 1 , H - :,,q..:,. J I f fs Z 2 VV f PAULINE AKIN . . EDITH 'ALLMA N N ORA ATCHLEY VIpRGIiE BARBER, . 'JOSEPHIISINE BARNETT BEAIQRICE BASS . AILINE BONHAM . THELMAIBRABI-IAM RUTH BURKHALTER VELMA JOE CLEWIS ROSE COCKRILL LOUISE COIZZINE . RHEDA . LAVYN CIIOW . RUBY LEE DAVIS . DELBERT DEAN . I INEZ DOWDLE . WILIJIE DRAIN . s 1 Princeton DeKalb DeKalb Edgewood . Ravenna Quinlan . M aude Naples . Simms Emory Simmons Ravenna Josephine Linden Princeton Campbell . Prairieoille Blne Ridge f I 71 .-' ly -1 A X Y N Page 73 . 1' rf 'fa 4 Q , IX. 14' 714 . I , , A? TRINIE DUNCAN XVINFORD DUNN C OY ERXVIN . ESTA FORCY . GLADYS FOWLER J. B. FROST . ALICE GAY ADA GILMER WILLIE MAE GORDON BONNIE GOYNE . ALLYNE HAMRICK . GENEVA HODGES . VERNA LEE HOLLEY AUBREY HOUSTON . LETA HOWELL ,. ELVIE JACKSON . JIMMIE JOHNSON MAUDIE JORDON . - .3 I X. -CN . Marietta . Oak Grove Thomas lSaltill0 . Bailey Bryans Mill Greenville Celeste V Kaufman . Banham 7' Greenville i Ravenna . Cumby Commerce . Quinlan DeKalb . Menard Marietta 1 V l ELSIE KEMP, . FLOYD LONDON . HAZEL LOONEY MARY MCCOY . FRANK W. MEADLEY RUTH MIIQTGN . LESTER MCMICHAEL CLEO' MOODY . LULA MULLINS . SALLIE BELLE OWEN GRADY PARKER . FLORENCE PATTON CALLIE RAINWATER J. C. RUSSELL . ROMA SANDLIN ALDA SANDERS . PAULINE SEIGLER . AGNES SPEED . Q . Ector Sulphur' S pffings . . ' Saltillo B ryans .Mill . Bailey Celeste . Linden Wbbfe City . Enloe . Razfenfza. jlfICL7'lf'f7Z,S M'-ill . M'ena ra' P7 IT7I-lT6f07'If . Jlfmictfa. E11 Zoe . Y xl'0'lII'01I . Ff1,1'111e1'sz'1'1I 4' . Ciflllfl-X' -I Y, Q4 is if r' ! if L: 1 ', ffm . I? I MS, ?'J lg' Lx! fn in V I, if-4 Q -v ff' . 2 5 lan, .3 i, Y. I I.. 25 fi if 4, if JI gf li 51 If is I QI Ii Qi V. .Fi rf! 7 Page 75 W9 X Iv T 'Wialffif Mn Il, I ADDIE SPEED . RECORD SPIVEY IRIENE STEWART EUGENE STONE BELLE SUMROXV ELLEN SUM ROW IRENE VIXUGEIN LULA MAE XVALKER LORENE VVALLACE MILD RED WEAVER J. D. VVESTA . q ERNA WILLIAMS . XNILBUR WILSON MUILDRED WOOD CLEMMIESBANKS' V LUCILLE 'BA R RET1' ROMYA FERGUSON EBB NEAL . AAI I.,..,EIL I 1 j . , , . . . -. .. W. V I- - . . . ,wg-..N,x?I,fS.NVY., ASW SWA ANAQAYS . . L.. . ,... M .-1 ...I .I.I z A -, A. A A ASSE IASMRI. R A A AIA-.R:R.A Sw: . Vwinnsbore' ' . Cumby. Lindeni ' f ,STL V, Sf T A . .I ,Celeste f If f,j,L'1A6cZ67fS - sezphefi5p fIngSE A . A Lpegazbibv ' . 7P5ffZhcezfeii I . I- I W0lUegIe CIzy I Q I EPMGGZOHIA ' GZCed6wGf6f.I. I I Win1zSb0r0-EI I 'Simms , Oak Grove Cooper N INA- KEELING FOWLER STARK . SARA MAUDE CLIFTON T HELMA JONES . MRS! C. A. DEONIER PEARL PATTON C. RUBY PATTON . . GLADYS THATCHER MYRTLE STOKES ' PAYE PITMAN . HARRY TOMLINSON . AUB REY GARXRETT GENEVA 'MEADOWS . VIVIAN WATSON . . CHARLES S. DAWSON f . Sulphur Sprfings CLEO CHAMBLEE . . . . Pittsburg Commerce Commerce . Ennis Commerce Menard Brashear Winnsboro New H ope Thomas Winnsboro Point DeKalb Brashear Bloomburg X 1 I fx fi P I 'G 1 Q 5:0 Qi 9 if .re i lf, :K ...Q-...us...,.-4....,..,-..,,N.,Q.,, , ...-Q..-.!...-...N K.. I sg X V If wi K 1 5 2 z 7 1 , A 7 X . ffhcgfnk f I W ' Q fr fr ff .. 3,7 M ffgtfx. f -fixiq W ff N X fhx Q X ' N KK 1 ' v , j X . X 1 ll I f Y? N - lv Ndn-g-3? 1 I f fu-f A Q n ' TRAINING SQCHUUL TRAINING SCHOOL I STAFF 1' ' 1'5- I , 1 1 VIRGINIA QWYQXIN T. S. Editor ' l I VIRGINIA WYNN . . . Editor ROBERT FLING . . . Assistant Editor LENA ROSE FULLER . . Sports Editor BUCK TAYLOR . . Athletic Editor GLEN OLIVER Art Editor FLING FULLER ',l'AY1,mq Um VER K 5 2 5 J fh. , 5 '7 iii ,Y i 1 3 ,Mx -wa :ii -,ff as R M, I? ,:2 ifws '5 'z ff! is if 4.1: 3 3 if 2 Ei E Q ii fi il ri 2 -3' , 1 u ., V, I, I, nf fjf, g! lgi. :uf W' N ff' C F5-f - 13.1 S 1 - f' L7 f X :va I L' kc-ralrg.. , RAJINIING SCHUUL S CLASSES w I 1 ' M 4 X - fv f,'4.m5: if ' , 'Q if 0.5. WE! T' ' 4' f 1, sf W2 'g V f f 1 QW? X R 5 X I 1 X fag? , 1 . 1 ,, ,f , f f f, J Mft hiv ,QI A 7 ff Qf iiflfe af' SENHURS ROBERT FLING . . Prcsfcivfzf MAURICE MITCHELL . If 161'-Pl't'SIlff'71f W. Y. GOFF . . . Sc'f'1'f'f01'y-T1'c'as111'z'1 GLADYS THU RIVIAN ROBERT FLING DOROTHY MULLER GLEN OLIVER GLADYS THURMAN MAURICE NIITCIWIIELI. NOBIA MYERS BUCK TAYLOR CYRUS LA GRONE NOVIELINIE McK1NN ALLIE D. I-IINMAN W. Y. GORE MAE BAR'1'l,1f:T'r HOWA RD C 'A R R MlT,lJlilCID f:RU41.'XlQI3 JOE FA RRUTI1 CURT1s lUxRmu-3 'IXIOIICIJNIA 'l'1'r'r1,lc lfmls IIARRIS I l11lzlcR'r N1-:.xn. XVlI,l,l.'XIXl DUNN QJIJICLI, l'ull.l,n's ICY Rfpmm I 1 .131 V- w A pf'-If, F. J! I I I 4' fd Ei, I3 .fu- .14 wi -I? I xg: 553 rg 4, 95.9 -I l,l pd. 9 'I 1' x 124 if-v V Ei IE Q E I 32 I 32 Q-351 5: .1 I il K z ,,,,, , I N 3 Page 81 6 IIUNIORS 1X4AURICE STRANGE . MARION NIATHERLY LEN.-X ROSE FULLER . . HAL ADAMS BETHEL BRYANT ALBERT DENNY ELIZABETH DEONIER LENA ROSE FULLER ESTELLE GARDNER NfXNCII,E GALYON T. P. GRIFFITTS, JR. ELIZABETH HARRIS RUTH KNIGHT ODELL LAXVSON LORIS LEFAN RAYMOND MATHERLY MARION MATHERLY ROSA OGLESBY HELEN PIPPEN BILL PRATT FORREST SHEELY MILDRED SMITH MAURICE STRANGE DORIS THRASHER VIRGINIA VVYNN . President . Vice-President Secreta ry- Treasurer . . . Reporter F' Sophomores F1'fsi1 1umz S'l'7'l'Ilfll fr'1'1lll'4 U 1 f w ..JkCL'......2 M. --. . . . . ., ., . . SI..YI'lI' G ra de fri! 1 5 I Fzftlz and Fourth Grades 1 -Q Page 83 Third Grade Second and First Grades ,If'IT'llllI'1'-Q11ffl'II- -A-...., , 4 5 A K x ,A P' 'I ' cl II I Q 154 Ng - ' I . gli! X I I I ,,,,, I ffffv ' .Z- 'IIRAINING SCHOOL ACTIVITIES X '10 ,flag--if wi E, - -- Dramatic Club f , , , , , ' Choral Club f f2l'1'flI'.N'l1'll is ,. bp, .QE 1 i. .J 1.42 ! .,ff.'Es i :fx 1 , a4 m is :fl .fbi Q I ,. QE J fa ft 32571 Alf L-i 1 ,.. - 'V pr 3 5 I 5+ J Jls 0 ce ai ii Q bs. fi I , 1 li lK Kiwi Lt! i i ti 1 I N11 2 i?EffkE 55:15 I Liii :iris .limi ISL-.Lim P13113 Sl 5:1523 EEHSIQ 61 iicpp-AE 12.155415 B ,. . .., . , C .AWA r.:f.xixi Q '4 r --'.-fn' ' 7,7 zz' :' 1-1- w -.. .M-...LJ . -MQ ...J 11.52 Lx-. 1 -',,....1..3 :..QQ.:4.1m,: 1. 1.01 'iff ..z.'7 iff Z :I -, -A, ky ,-' LA...' .f..A..f-L ' f- -.nfl 11 rf if 2,1111-...J . ........ .J . 552.2 922224 3 Ljllxfl liL3li.g.-3K'!Ah.L.T 'f 'Eli L.:'x.JJ5f-1 .ls ,.-J. , 65- ,.. ..-,.,... x,,n,...fvvgw:, . . Collectors' Club guyz: 1 Dj i' Sl P1 I C 'AiQ X UiH i ii 1! N K ' ll - W- Home llleclzanics Club Page S7 Spanish Club Cheer Leaders for the Cubs TRAllNllNG SCHGGL PEP HE Training School Pep Squad enjoyed wonderful success during this, its hrst, year of organization. The Squad always maintained their pep and the pep of the Training School whether the Cubs were winning or losing. Robert, Glen, Gladys and Dorothy were always on the job in leading the yells for the Green and White. The T. S. Pep Squad entertained the Cub football boys by a banquet in honor of the Cubs' success. 'l'l11' T. S. l'1'f2 .S'f1f1fr11lg1'2'w.s' Hn' f'ul1.v 41 liufzqlzwf 52 fa L24 1 S '4 . 1 1 fa 13 iz ga gi 1 ii Ei fi Zi sa T xv Ui 'CK fi? NX i T7 . 1 5 9 l 5 0 ,ji A is U SV w 1 qs - P ,. ,, S 74 F. fi 4 rw Q , .4 0 0 X 3 +23 V -L f -N X ff 67 If -- -Q.. i Nl ATHLETICS CUB FOOTBALL M .-.....-,....,, ....,... ,., .,...........,,,,...... M .... .. .,.,.... .. ....,....., - ..,,, , gagq' ,,.,, 4'5f4w',,17i .,., gp ....... - ..., ,.- -..,.--.-- ..., - .....,...,.. --..- ,.,..... - ....,..,.,..... , ,.....,.n.....,,. ,.... --.M ..,.......,.......,,......,..,,..,.,,. M ...,,......,..,...,.,....,.,,,, , ,Mid ,..- .,.,,. , .,..,.,..,.,...,,.... an .... - ,.,,............. - ...,.. -- ,... -- ,,.. -.--.-.-. Q X! -'ffl dba' V , , 1 . REVIEW OF THE SEASON LTHOUGH Winning only half of their games, the Train- V, ing School Cubs Hnished the season in a blaze of glory on Thanksgiving Day by defeating Commerce Hi to the tune of ,7 to 0. This was by far the most thrilling game of the season, and the victory proved the Cubs city champions for the second consecutive year. I Coach Parsons started the season with several inex- perienced men, both in the line and the backfield, but by the end of the season the line and the backheld were functioning to perfection. If the Cubs could have gone into each game without injuries the season would have been somewhat different, but in almost every game the team Was injured in some way. Games were lost to Texarkana, Greenville, Celeste, Forney and Dallas Academy, While defeats were handed' Cooper, Ladonia, Leonard, Whitewright and Commerce Hi. The f0Hl2lllf0'ZU7l- Nm! won 07't'I' C'0n1mf-rf,- 111' 3 -3-3 li P S P I 4 T U 'A E- V Al nl G4 tx 1 E 1 E I EI JP I . - I o , E I I S I ' Page 91 I V f ::f.l.1,f 4wg'2'ff' CUB FOOTBALL LETTERMEN M ALONEY PRATT WRIGHT RICH HINMAN SMITH HARGRAVES HICRERSON FREEMAN TAYLOR KNIGHT DENNEY. W .-xTSoN RESERVE LETTERS CHEATHAM M ATHERLY GLEN M ALONEY C aptain. The Cub Squad CUB FOOTBALL I. , AA , ,,.,,, , ..,.,,,,,.,,,,.,.,., ,, 1 J Cu Cu Cu Cu Cu Cu Cu Cu Cu Cu os as os bs 'DS os os as 'DS bs I RESULTS oF THE CUBS' SEASON 7 Cooper .......... 37 Ladonia.-. . O Greenville ....,. 7 Dallas Academy. . 0 Texarkana ..... 3 Celeste .... 6 Forney. . . . 39 Leonard ...... . 40 Whitewright. . . 7 ' Commerce Hi. . T110 gzzfmr' zlgfzfzhlxl .1A'0IIlI1'lI' High l I 5 F A i I , ! i 4 5 -,5..-,...- ., ' REVIEXV OF THE SEASON HE Cubs enjoyed a most successful season on the court, 1 running up a total of 907 points to their opponents' 474. Of the first three games of the season, the Cubs dropped two, ' but they immediately recovered and did not again taste de- feat until they met their Vffaterloo at Leesburg on two suc- cessive nights at the end of the season. Among those to meet defeat at the hands of the Cubs were 'Greenville Hi, Sulphur Springs Hi, Dallas Academy T and Paris Junior College. l . , . 4 It 1S to be 'hoped that the 28 season w1ll be as successful i as the one of '27. a f . A I 3 . i lf! l Q 1 x .i l if 5 l -, l lg X lt Page 93 The Cub Squad l BASKET BALL nw . ..,, - .,.,..,........,. - ,.....,........, - ,....., N ....,.....,..,......,,..,.............,.,......,..,......... , ..,. ., ,.,l I I RESULTS. or THE cUBs' sEAsoN3' Cubs. . .'............ 30 Pecan Gap. . . . . Cuos. . . 20 Yowell ........ . . Cuos. . . 31 Sulphur Springs. . . Cubs. . . 37 Yowell ........ . . Cubs. . . 14 Dallas Academy. . . . . Cubs. . . 34 Cumby Independents Cubs. . . . 32 , Cumby Hi .... . . . . . . Cubs. .. . 23 Branom. . Cubs. . . . 42 Branom. . Cuos. . . . 25 Klondike ..... . . . Cubs. . . . 32 Sulphur Springs. . . Cubs. . . 26 Fairlie ....... . . . - Cuos. . . 24 Dallas Academy. . . Cuos. . . . 27 Josephine ....... . . . Cuos. . . . 47 Paris junior College . CUSS. . . . I 33 Liberty ........ . . . . Cuos. . . . 57 Cooper. . . . . Cuos. . . . 66 Greenville. . . Cubs. . . 56 Fairlie ...... . . Cubs. . . . 32 jonesqBrigade. . . Cubs. . . . 30 Cooper ..... . . . Cuos. . . . 57 jones Brigade. . . . . . . Cubs. . . . 42 Paris junior Collcgc. Cuds. . . 32 Leesburg ......... . . Cuos. . . . 25 Leesburg. . . 19 25 35 20 3 8 15 14 18 13 12 13 11 7 30 19 19 30 S 25 F' 11 22 33 38 ' 111,94 K AQHHW TEES 'N 1 , 1 I A ,. . A 1 1 , A 4 E ,, , 'I R-, if iw NX: 'fx 4x ,u. 1 A 1 ,I ' V 'I fi ,, 1+ H I, iw M ' 1.,? ,, 'xl E-3 .v T Wi ' ii' . ig' .,M'1.' tx: , W E, M z'I .jl .I M W3 Q vigil! .C., , vI',? Wi P1 li 'EE' l fi 'W UE? si Q Qtfx W,f AWE X 'YN ugh U2 li ! P' ' . lil M MM 1 5 mu 'M w 153, If u, W Wi' H 1, iv fs M U V!! U3 U ll, 3:1 1 54 My wi 11+ IH ,HE i' ew 1 r + ' l' ,w il f 1 was 1g rl IV, , Q N 1, i 'lv l - Q f N f Qi if i Viv 'f , li A ME, il 5 , ,ijlx ku we Q 'I X 1 X X ' s .,l ' xxx 1 I x , , J 1 , W UV ' , I af? I Wi, ,l 1,11 H+ pw 'iii agf 1 , 4 1 N r S l 1 Page 95 W. L. MAYU MEMURTAL 1 I J. M. BLEDSOE Treasurer HE memorial, erected on the campus in honor of W. L. Mayo, the founder of what is now the East Texas State Teachers College, was formally unveiled on June 3, 1926. This memorial was obtained through the combined efforts of the Memorial Com- mittee, however, Mr. J. M. Bledsoe, treasurer of the Committee is due credit for most of the Work. The funds for this monument came largely from students of the Mayo school. Other sources of income were clubs of the town, interest from money loaned and others. Un June 3, 1926, the treasurer's report gave as the total receipts 33,440.60g the total expenditures, QHS3,391.95, leaving a balance of 354865. Since the erection of the monument, numbers of things have been done to beautify the place around the tomb- flowers, shrubs, walks, and other things, to add to its attractiveness. The monument is of an unusual character, both in material and make-up. It is made of Minnesota Sunset red granite. En- graved upon it are sayings and beliefs of Mr. Mayo. It is a most imposing memorial. P l 1 1 i 1 1 , 1 -1 ,1 , W 1 1 PEP sdwin RlEClElP'TllON 1 2 A l l ,,,,,,,,, ,.,,,,,,, ,, ,,,.,,,,.,.,...,. ,,...- - --.- ..----'-- mv- ff'f -'--'-' - ' ' ' 'J if j ' - '---'-'---'-'- e-- w , I 5 1 W . ,... ag, ' 111 1 1, 11 1 1l '1 .l I 1 ll 'T I 11 l M 1 1 1 1 5 in 1 1 ,l ' l, lr 1 1 1 N THE night immediately preceding Halloween, the V Pep Squad gave a reception honoring the Lion Football ' 1 1, l l, squad. The reception was given in the court of the Education 1 W 1 Building. The court was bedecked with Halloween decora- Q11 tions and imparted an awesome air. 1 ir Musical numbers and readings were rendered and lable games played, after which delightful refreshments were served. ll 11 1 An invitation had been extended to the football lfrovs of ,l WSL ' lil Sam Houston, whom We had plaved that afternoon. lun they '1 li 13,15 Were unable to accept it. F 1 1. 41 . 1. . ll it T 1 1 1 1 1 l 1 ll 1 fl ,W , 1 1 ' W E . ,. 1 ,, 1 I . ,J A ,1 , ' ll ,3 X ,J 1 -- VE, fu '1 lam ' , . 1 '21 ' all gf ll ll 1 l l l 1 l l. l 1 1 l i 11, i xp 'l'l11' l'1'fm ,N'1,11111l lx'1'1,'fi1,',,,, Q fl l V H2241 ' l 5 l HALLOWEEN A G il ' l . K i 4 P ll H L O o 1 Page 97 l Q 'Xf'Q7C2j,i1f.l'X, HE school always sponsors an all-school party on Hal- loween, where the entire student body is invited to attend. Everyone comes in costu-,me fitting for the occasion. The party is held in the old gymnasium, which is decorated in the seasons colors. The people are led through all sorts of spooky places into scare things. Unfortunately the atmosphere created this year caused one lady to faint as she was led by the man lying in the casket, p-resumedly dead. After the long voyage through the dwelling place of death and ghosts the party returns to the gym where refreshments are served. There is always music during the entire party. The college band furnished the music this year. One of the features of the program given is the awarding of the prizes to the two people who have the most appropriate and out- standing costumes. This party is the main all-school party given dfuring the year. The Halloween Crowd MTDBNTTE TN SPATN sy!! ,,.,,.m...--,..,.N..,-. ..... --.u.,-.,,.W.,,,. ..., M ..... ,-.,.,.,,-.-,.... ,V iw HE Spanish Department presented Mid-Nite in Spain, the proceeds of which Went to defray the expenses of a foreign speaker. The program was a varied one, including some Spanish songs, Spanish dances, a short Spanish play. and, lastly, the feature of the program, a pantomime. This latter was a farce on the court life in the time of Queen Isabella, confused with modern life. It con- sisted of three scenes, the connecting thought being Columbus and his plea to the Spanish court for help, in order that he might discover a new World. The members of the King's cabinet are too busy with Charleston contests and other interests of modern l1fe to pay any attention to the pleas of the great discoverer. He ap- peals to the King's court, Where everyone makes fun of him except the Queen, who gives him her precious jewels. Below is a picture of the court scene from the pantomime. - M . I Cllllff .m'11f'j'1'u,,, M,',1-,,,'y,- ,',, .Nifhllill I x CHRTSTMAS CAROLS fqg 4 74-,4 A,-,f4.g1-,...-- --..-.- - ..---..--. ...-...-.........N...,.....M.s-n-.......- if Qizzsivff Q VERY school has its traditions and loves them, would not want to do without them, or change them. One of the best established traditions in the East Texas State Teachers College is that of the Christmas Carol service, held a few days -before Christmas, Linder the direction of the Music Department. The service is held in the College Auditorium, where hundreds of people of the school, the town and the surrounding country gather to hear the carols of praise and joy at the birth of Christ. The auditorium is darkened except for two candles and the soft Hood lights on the stage, where there is a Christmas tree. The Hood lights reveal a big star of silver on the top of the tree. The unusual thing about the star is that it is the same one that has beenused ever since the first carol service. The most impressive part of the Christmas Carol service is the processional, which enters from the back of the auditorium and marches quietly down the aisles singing O, Come All Ye Faithful. After this numbers of the Carols are sung, led by Miss Katherine Murrie and the girls of the Choral Club. Page 99 The C hristmas Tree StCHUlL.ARSHllllLlHlUNUR ROLL RECEPTIUN f , . K, 1.64114 '.'-I I 15 . I .,.,, ACH year it is the custom of the Scholarship Society to give to those who make the honor roll during the fall term a banquet. This banquet is usually given early in the Winter term following the fall term and is largely provided for by the faculty. In the winter term of 1927, instead of the customary banquet, a more or less informal reception was given in honor ofthe fall term honor roll students. Delightful musical numbers Were rendered and inspiring speeches were heard. after which refreshments were served. TIN' -3'r'flUf1ll'.N'fll'fw 1l,,,,t,, RUN Udlffc ,I l xy, y-Nl , 4 Z kfe-r'.x T'1..J' STUDENT GOVERNMENT NOBLE ARTHUR President A REPRESENTATIVES HOWARD MASON NELL COWAN . MRS. TOM HOLEY NEAL ESTES . GRADY PARKER EVELYN ESTES ' MARK LOWREY HIRAM BERRY . . I THE STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS NOBLE ARTHUR . Preszdent LESTER MORRIS . 171-56-Pf6SZd671f NELLE COWAN . . Sefreiarx LEWIS I. SMITH . Y zmsurer . Sm 1.01 . Jn 71 for Snplzonmrc' 1'xl'l'S1IlHl1 71 S1112-C'0llr'gr' .II.C..-1. Y. -'lf. U. .f1. 1,l.ft'I'lIl'.V lop pow lXI4mlql5' AlAXSUN,1'HXXXX,IIHIIINX lfrfllnul rn-xc' l':5'l'l'T5, V. nyc. 'Q AS, f 4 . , Nllll INII Imxnnx,lvnRux x I I ' . is :gig C429 R Que 4 Cla Q 151111155 Wi MW I .L Q I 1 -E-., Q XM 'X K I f XS 1 X '11, 1 Q . x K Wk 3 A 1 Q fm- f N 1 'k.-M1 DRAMATHCS - iA-1 Nl. wn 1Jltl'I'I'f0l' QI' f'fm11m'1ff 6 nnzmlnnlx I 1. . COMMERCE COMMUNTTY THEATRE Q .......-....-a-,.W KKVA ......- ..... .--... ..,, ,...-..- ...,.... -aa -Q-L, ,, '1',5n,a1ffvy..-..- .... -.. - ..-- Y... --.2.--.------.-------W------M ..- .A.....,. -a-....--..- .A..... - .....,......,. WW ...,.A.A -,.,..i.i- .A... - ...,... -MV ,was yx ,, ,.A,, - ,,,, ,,,,, . ,,.. ,.C4,,,,,,, -.-,,,,,,,-,,,,,,,,,,,., -W 5,4 . MILIN' Through, the Commencement Play to be given on May 27, promises to be a fitting close for the third year of the Commerce Community Theatre. A smile-a tear-- a bit of sentiment-a lovely setting-good amateur acting- surely these will make an acceptable program. The theatre has had an interesting year! The plays produced have varied in their appeal. Flavin's Children of the Moon, tensely dramatic in spots, was well received. It was regarded by the majority as the best play of the year fthe Commencement Play excludedl. Emerson and Loos were up to their amusing and popular average in The VVhole Town's Talking. Every- one enjoyed the comedy. Volmer's Sun-Up, a compelling study of mountain life, was highly interesting. A group of one-act plays included Green Chartreuse, a thriller, Red Carna- tions, and Pierrot, the Dreamer. The Citamard Play had so many Little Theatre members in the cast that it might be included in our dramatic season. The Theatre celebrated Drama 'Week by presenting a one- act play before each of the Federated Clubs of the city, and two plays, one of which was by our Estelle Taylor, before the County Federated Clubs at Greenville. At the P. T. A. Convention, held in Commerce April 20-22, the Theatre presented f'On Ven- geance Height, by Davis. A loving cup was presented by the Theatre to Forney High School players, who on March 11, won the Interscholastic One- Act Play Contest in the district meet. Our Little Theatre had been organized with one purpose in view-to promote spoken drama in Commerce. Such a plan in- volves several factors: The equipment, director, actors, producing staff and the audience. iWe have all of these, but their blending into a unihed organization is not yet fully accomplished. We realize, however, that since real growth must come from within, rather than be superimposed, the future seems to promise that our enterprise will be a permanent, stable and valuable part of our com- munity life. I remain, Yours for spoken drama, lMlAUD WEBSTER, Dfireczor Pa e 105 CHILDREN UF THE MOUN B y FLAVIN 1 ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, ,, ,,...,,,,,,,,.. N ..,,,,.,. ,. ..,........ ..,.,,. ...,.. - . , ...... . ,.... M ....,.,.... . .,,. .-,-... -..--. - ---- -- ------V---4-f- '--'A---' - '--f'---' ----'----A '--- -'-'----'- - ---- - - l f x0 . ..,. -....-...-L- ................ - ....... - ...,,,.........,....,...,,,...,.,,,.......,....,.,..,......,......,..,,... ,lig M W 460- Walter Higgs . Thomas . Madam Atherton Jane . . . Dr. Wethherell . Major Banister Judge Atherton Laura Atherton . W. H. VVARMINGTON Major Bantsterlv Man NORMAN Cv.-XLYON The Atherton Butler . . . . . . . . MRS. L. D. PARSONS . NI.-XRGARET M ULLER The last of the Athertons . NOBLE ARTHUR A friend of the family Ah Aviator . BEN PATRICK . . LLOYD IYIEADE M RS. VVILL HILL .-XCRER 5itv noni 1 . , l , u I .hl'I'll1'.fI'UHI 'C llflflrf' 111, ,11,,,,,, I 'yr fl' Tl-lllE WHULE TOWN'S TAlLlKllNG By EMERSON and Loos ..,..........,.....-....,. .......... ..........-.. ...... ..... ....,... .. .,.... -- .... - ..... ... : 11. ,NKQQ ,. A ,,.-.,.....-... ,. ... .... . 165i CAST Henry Simmons, a maniqfaczfnrer . Harriet Simmons, his 'wife . . Ethel Simmons, their daughter . . Chester Binney, Simmons' partner . Letty Lythe ...... Donald Swift, a motion picture director . Roger Shields, a young Chicago blood . Lila Wilson, friend of Ethel . . Sally Gtis, friend of Ethel Annie, the maid . . Sadie Bloom . . Taxi Driver . . . . . L. D. PARSONS . . ILMA DRAKE SARA LOUISE TAYLOR . . JOE. MURPHY GLADYS SH OEMAKE . JAMES lVIITCHEiLL . MAX ALDRICH . JUANITA DEFORD . EVELYN ESTES . DOROTHY MULLER . FRANCES SELBY . . LLOYD MEADE Girls . . . MISSES MISSELDINE, CooK AND YOUNG ' if l A i ,l , , I I I A Page 107 Scene from The Wliole Town's Talking SUN UP By LULA VOLMER ,, ....,..,,....,.,...,.. - ........ - .,....,,.,,,,... - .,....,....,,.....,.,, ., ,..,....,,.. S .,,..,.,,,......,.,,.,..... . ..,, ,,,,, ....,.. ......... - ..,- ..... -.- ...-., ..-.. A ...M --..----,--...---,,-- A ,----- 4.Af - ..4-.-,- - - ,..... . - ,..,,,,.,....... - ...,,,..........,,,.....,..,,,,,.....,.,..,,,,.,..,.,,,,,...,,..,,..,.....,,4,.,,.. 4 I Widow Gagle Pap Todd . Emmy Bud . . Sheriff Weeks Rufe Gagle Preacher . The Stranger Bob . . CAST MRS. L. D. PARSONS . NORMAN GAu'ox BESS113 NIADGE COOK . DAN I-IICKERSON JAMES MITCHELL . LLOYD ZXIEADE H.'XIlRX' F1,12wH.ARTx' Nouns ARTHUR IUREXY HOPPIER 1 I I .Slfl'lll'4 'Hull H.N'IHl ly. 'm 1 I ' I HN i l iAf2 SN -A V. fc .ff I cf J ,. fq'-IJ GUI A J X Wi' LQ 5 , , ., ' QIEQCQIHHFH' Hmm 2 4 XT I 'i Q, umm .. H S J DEBATE Ng Mlss WEBSTER Debate Coach HE Debate Committee is composed of six members, presided over by a chairman, Miss Webster acting as an adviser. It is the duty of the committee to act as judges and select the debaters from the entrants in the prelimina I after the preliminaries. The debate committee secures the judges for the inter-collegiate debates. No academic credit IS given in inter- ries. The teams are made up by the Coach .collegiate debating. 4 lop row ee-C'uwl,lNc: Qfiiillildillllli, ll.Xl,l , Nl-It BOH07l7'I'07U ,X,VAR1X1lN1i'l'UN, I'm,l,,H.5 HI XNMRNNHH. THE DEBATE COMMTTT EE Page 111 . x , NORMAN GALYON R. E. IWARMINGTON Norman Galyon and R. E. Warmington upheld the negative. E. T. vs. McMurray at Commerce March 11 Question-Resolvetdz That the inter-allied War debts should be cancelled. 1 PAIN XVAGGONER lizifam l-11 nm Pain VVaggoner and Hiram Berry uplu-hi ilu' in-g.uix1 1 I- fl. X . . . 1. . 's. FICIJIIUII lx .Nmmxmm 1 all XllK'1lglllllAVQ1l'5 .X wil ISI x I QW5f10'1'WRCS0lY0cII Tlml ilu' VHUHIX mm -x fn-m Q-1 wilt ion Should he mzulc 1-mnplllw1'xA in 'll-mx Page I I 3 8 TVIARK LOWREY VALTON YOUNG Mark Lowrey and Valton Young upheld the affirmative. E. T. Vs. West Texas at Commerce April 19 Question-Resolved: That the county unit system of edu cation should be made compulsory in Texas. MARY LOUISE W1LLARD 1-1-:xmm K1L'1m.ax' Mary Louise VVillarcl and I.Cnur11 Murraiy llplwhi I afirmative. 1 r s K In. I . vs. IX'Il'Allll'I'ilY all c-UIllI'lll'l'l'C NIZIITII IU Question-Rescnlvccl: 'lxlml ilu-rv slumlfl lu- gm 1,l'Kll'I'.ll sit partment of ecluczllicm, with an swwg ' - - Iux lil ilu Pllxlklllllk Cabinet. V I + Page 115 RAE DODSON ORABEL TURRENTIN12 Rae Dodson and Orabel Turrentine upheld the affirmative. E. T. vs. North Texas at Commerce April 28 Question-Resolved: That there should be enacted a federal uniform marriage and divorce law. . 5 A x ' B1Ll 1 LEO PRATT AMX lw X Leo Pratt and Ann Robert upheld the llCQ2lllX'L'. E. T. vs. Baylor at Belton April 28 Question-Resolved: Tliati there slioulil lic cimilul I federal uniform marriage and clivorrc law. 14935 , 'FF' 'gm 'IIZYN 17. ..,:g.. New 5 - A dj K ,uw 'uk 1, 4. 14 J 1' fd EM? 6 f , OS ' ff' 'tc WSP' W' B Nix, sl ' '- .. f I -f.' ,Q dr lflf Kg' win L .. , Q H R V N2 LI PUBLICATIONS THE LUCUST STAFF MARK LOWREY liditor 'HE Locust Staff Wishes to take this opportunity to thank all those who have assisted in the production of this volume. To the meni- bers of the planning and art departments of The SOL1ll1W6SlCI'l1 lfngrav- ing Company, to A. M. Howse and Son Studio, to The Hugh Stephens Press, and others who have helped us we acknowledge thanks. lis- pecially to Mr. B. J. Lore, of the art department of The Southwestern Engraving Co., and to Mr. james VV. Murphree, of the planning de- HOHANNON lglmlw SI H X l - ' N Nll THE LOCUST STAFF BILL Dozuzu .ZlffCZ7Zl1'gl'7' partment of the same company, are we indebted. Mr. Lore planned and drew the opening and division pages, embodying the French art motif, and Mr. Murphree rendered invaluable assistance in planning the book and on technical points. To those concerns who have placed their advertisements in the book also are we indebted. gf l ' M ULKEXV M IILLER OLIVER Page I I 9 THE EAST TEXAN STAFF RENNA MAE BRADY Editor HE East Texan is a Weekly published by the students of the East Texas State Teachers College. The publication and management of the paper is left entirely with the Editor-in-Chief and Business Manager, both of whom are elected by popular vote of the student body. The other staff members are chosen by the Editor and Work under her direction. The paper is maintained by the advertising, subscriptions, and by a small per cent of the blanket tax of the school. -, 4 , l Wn.1,Am 1 Q 1 llomnz l'l:.xrr if, - ., X I l iiilfc' if .1 gist, Xi.i 1 X , to L . A Tll-TE EAST T EXAN STAFF GOEBEL T13MPL12'roN Business Jkfafnagcr HE stat? this year has co-operated well with the editors to put out one of the best papers published by the students. The positions of the staff members were: Mary Louise Wfillard, Associate Editorg Bill Dozier, Advertising Manager, Leo Pratt, Society Editor, Neal Estes, Sports Editor, Dale Drake, Circulation Managerg Haldeen Braddy, Literature, Xvlllllllll Cantrell, Jr., Literature: and Robert Fling, Training School Editor. L i A y x ' i - 1 A Q . i is L A I N , 2, .N . - 5 .. , - F 1 , - K - ' ' . S, : ., 1 .N:gQ,.Qi 5.35:-,-X ,rex Q X . 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New l ARTCLUB 'l lllvli' v l :Tli2WFifly Sbvga.ifllAhnu2Il Auditorium Feb. 8 , y 1 H lbf ihelN. . .....- .,f,.,., I 5 I I ,gn-MMM. lllm'-I '....Q.l...lHJ... .W 2.5..' un :,:D11gI6:gmr:xA1l2 , ' ' 5 . .. 'ILL A Mmm nmlllizr: . E 'Wh 74 NIM-NL ' '- 'I r I fl' I B- mf- ---M fm -BY.DBNr0NEAcLEs.. I 'I .s::ff- nzmcrs mourmnxurn xox Stix' 0... .1.u.....iuM m. mm lm iw A . rnoolux own AUTHOR GUYS Al'1'lTlM'IH UU- BfBll'Tj0! Of XDUHTAIK I - YIUYLS. Xn the mountnhu of lhe Yuhm anus. anwu In Nun Rum, mg Im Allqunm. lm me of ng mum hu-if nan In un world. IM Servlet Yr? lx plenum 'Tlwy hmm been gut vi tram much at clvlllullon N7 lb-dr rnounhuu and ilu practically ni vrlmulu nu lodu In mnillv-i one , hundred pun lm They an 1 num ramble nm :how ln Ihvlr lhmulxls sud -ruwa Inn .Irnggln lhnl lhny hun undergone tn uunlre lu me mu.. 'thaw ln-yarn: -wr on uf. mmm Khul their nn-Ibm' mum-1 ln wmtuunury dm ua! slate Ihu Iidnd Thru' ul I llmvlv yawn...-Ian nw of me uw um nu Ibm-'null ol A tomplkaled ch-- m..u..n. , . 'Bun Up In q play by Lui- Velma :Nz hu caught un- -pm: nr um num peovlu und-ahh L-one-ny'd ll umm thu -rue. sm- un.1QnumIl nm can nm .mm-un In 1 Inn kann.. mm mmm 'rm nw, alll l-- 1-:mented lu Commulk -ul' and ul-.Inq ol nm-any I. Im. In ggi Nu Andknrlum by Ike Cum- nqra I'ommunIIy Thutre. The ld- mhm vm In our fem- wr rf- kind ms- me Imny-nw wr .nu-' umm mmm. mar My md' Url- ' ani for xnuxy-nm man If Inq will pwexu than hdan- 5 u'rlof.k on IDQ gnupg al lhq elnlh. Tlggxatudzul nam will uw qu .guy lbafifolkn Vhiflllfi- 'Wa 1'.ll!1. ,-iw-.gf rg ,gs 1 clmcm msmmml , - HERE FEB. 11, . , ,N . . 'fin' pehmrixef mi! the vsrmswcnl- Nd ihxu-nxhli which II lu :NNN here ou the ewenlu of Nu H. li mm In I lakh grads :wean NV' nam. in nwde up of lndlnx Chltlbl' mmlehm who have tan Nlvlltlwu mbq- '-Ilseerxnm: rrllln In neun!! vmrk lhvvusboul the nxla-Ilmvf-xx.. 'nv members uf mln nthllc su-Il? an an tollawu: nr. nl-no Dare:-.ku.+mr as-I um dolm. was bam In Bunk- IM an hh any In mac-vcd -'M 'M' .fgmlly gn uncanny. when he-rwdh ei ku musical n-rnlmlon. Amr ,,,,,,qy, img, mlm -ariei mmeuln :neun In belvzu 'ua Bvrhn. kr Xmn-I Y...-we noeriwr. wh H soloist and as A number or the 3.1-Iwi Pmsimmvnie omnngn Dumlmg I0 xhwlfamd Sumo: som: har: ue. he his was mam' fw- un wuts 'wx-e. 195 54 'i'u'd nuifnury u-'diva at this Qui!!!- suu Swan mun..ww?.f'Nk' ,N wmv' ggwkgit xx .gmgamtr S-Ike-I In may 'difwdwm Swim Nm: .gl-fun: In yvl-wuyigf. fluff' .mu ginun. 'Rn 111 n-:du-'Ir vi gn. ugwqney or Nearuxg. V hu aouliak-nnaws -ma gg new u kijuke '1'niv4rmr. ymsvtg '- mxuu mu una-fr um hm-tru In rmicnxv- 886 Ns wer'- M extensively In cancer! work- . -sus nm-1 Bmmarllnrt hm-IA 'Ln 5 gnduxl: In mmm UNM Serin ummm umm?-ny. au, ma rxm- fbd tm hry Iunrucal a mm lurk- fn mae Im rn cnkagv me .41 till tim-xi in Fhlrum and INHQR vinwm sum u a hm-rw I-I nbstm. .mi NR ngrvims far fmifkli and recsruk N1 Much in . qmpw- Fl-Q i bw! 0 Page 125 IIUBRS ANNOUNCED Ml l.lTl'Ll THEATIII 'l'0Yll!A!KlN'T 10 IE NBL!! ll IQALLAH l , I F ,.. Avril I ua I Ln we an nl. Im' lk amend nuunl Inurunehl cl Tex!! llith Iuulru which In Jo be held I- Lullu naar III: ann-lawn of mn fill!! Milli Thlllrv. Tl: A. II. Bda rm-vmIm. uv-mn a In Dllhl Navi, ll .lrlln 09011155 VNU! lm' Uh bill lwlldrtnllwnl. Ld L! -addlllnnl SM .wud Nr lbs but one ua vlny u-nun by I 'htm 'rm rulu ol lu maxed, na nw nounrrd. fallow: . A llmll ht Minn ornllmuuus my c-.rmpl-If lu In :mn-umm, llxtvv dlmreni gmipu phytnr each nllhl for tivf. nllhtl. Thv hilt! um when mf uns bm woauuou And than 'LII be npnmi an hun. :hy lllofnann. Apnl 9. The Nun illl thus rhwile Ibn ullnlhp N131 Il their unhr ol INIII- nd on kiln'- xhy 'Mahi Ihe plana hill he wo' naw ugh. na un -lnvn u- uumv-I In Inu Ilmc. I. The :smut shall be or: I0 all pvoduclnl nouns nwoumng IB. muulelpmuxlmgr lnuIuIIau ot un- Plfsduclllbl In Tint Thi lb! M pfohguonnlx, lhul ll. llmn NM lar lhdr lervkrd 'nl MNIIUNU ll! group .I I mnmxnv. U In duve- lof ul me group ln pal-1 fox bla nr her is-rvkrw he nr nh: Qual lol rx num la IM .Iqrhnnvut 91:7 nubnmuiqpwntlurfv gsm. ill! Nth! 15366114 .Of -, W' Dlllll Lllllf Thellcf. ll! Olhl strut. Dallu. Tun 3. Rulistrlllvmlhnll be umm- pnnxemby an nxunmw lu of BS. 4 Each rfdxlering nmrp phd: ual! lo ,Kumi-his auhfuwu In array pyklgmyipv wg Im- .Iaqrn-jnwm pm- pnm time efvnl thu the kniuzfil- lar xcuptxnce Lula me Imnnnmenl. lu unable lo rartldpnu. ' F-. Rnrlnnngnn :hill be num- on or 1-mm mi-vu 1. mf. IL Bach gioup -hurl ueflvr. nu- ts :Amy-five Ilekfu A-1 ua: mghz or In mwr-une! no my af.-ma ot mam u in sen nr. pn-nan! Il-or :N not wld lor mare an the prim cl 11.00 :lumped eu the lun ol meh nam. ' A, 7. The nam' uf lb: phy Io bu pn- dufe-! by any anna :bah N mmm- mx IQ In Dalia -mamma: ml h- ilt Xh!l!'NA!Qh 16. inf. Lkhqwxnmuanulhnv dural- bf no romania! nww IM-famea will be nm: to me In-wr resutnhx In ph: tim., . 3 but :map max! nwly lla nn SCQIITY. 9:-wrrihx. xwgll imma: mem. nr.. li. bu 'Sea fqxmd py..gMmgn uur urn nmlu sn c-Mums by uppoinun mme oxemheno! Ibrugl Io many PM yqmg h nd yrs-ngvxin. .guani- qmmimx Anim of slump. err: -' Th: Dany I-hd: frmu.-Ima wpmyu rvvvwlbil- ny- mxcheu ,amass 1 .- lit-. .The nlskl ol filth I-Blylill '1se.u.e mm-m:'x 1.1 we ala!! 1-fm al en-A mmm: Nui su. mfg W15Pi9' 9? Q4- 1 -1 ? F51 maxim. , k ,,..... - 11. A ww-mx .IPR-P' umm: no ' N L fe Ii an noni: 3515-H1695 kumar-4, lqclmmir and ima u K . md 535515. 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Tb warm vu I annex nr' mil and dl of :hz pugkn 'wgfg nn ucdni VI tw -nh-nun. Ab Ilwhla ands! 1-mann In un xg lb Manu nu nu, ABl,fJbd'U1-UL I, , f 7 I -fdfwmfa-w4yth1'.n v.1,x, trrmrimnwxiwusutrdaof mivuwnduamnulmh fusfumlf-l.lbhu-lwmlwfhtcf hh'-a emu UM tbv in-umm! 11.1, agua 90B'WU'id bw, rdiaonldvill , ' f , ,I ', aogtf Carries F12-Irzstifi lf, Pug. If-I 'f QCALENJDAR 1' 1 1 pm. J P V ww Dx A 1 . fn Q W 1 Z ll I -I x I , ,, . ,,--f T HE CALENDAR, September 23 -Registration begins. September 24-All-School party sponsored by Y. M. C. A. and Y. W. C. A. September 25-Big Sister party, sponsored by the Y. W. C. A. September 28-First pep rally. Yell leaders elected. October 1-E.'T. vs. Austin College, here. October 14-E. T. vs. San Marcos, there. Dedication of pipe organg recital by Carl Wiesemann. ' - October 1.9-Athletic Council representatives elected. October 20+Dr. Sutton in special chapel. October 21-E. T. vs. Stephen F. Austin, here. October 25'-Miss English gives a party to the juniors and Seniors. October 29-E. T. vs. Sam Houston, here. Pep squad entertains football boys with Halloween party. October 30-College Halloween party, by Student Council. November 1-Group of one-act plays by Little Theatre. November 11-Holiday. Patriotic program. Fathers' and Mothers' V Day. E. T. vs. Eagles, here. November 17-E. T. vs. Simmons U., there. Pep squad accompanies- squad to Abilene. November 19-Little Theatre presents Children of the Moon. November 25-Thanksgiving holidays. E. T. vs. Louisiana State Nor- . mal, at Natchitoches, La. November 28-john Ross Reed, lyceum. December A 13- December 14- December 16'- December 23- Mid-Nite in Spain, program by Spanish Department. Little Theatre presents The VVhole Town's Talking. Christmas Carol Services. Christmas holidays begin. Ixnlga' 1:1 l i THE CAlLlENDARuContinued ,egg X, January 2-Holidays end. January 4- The Old Homestead, lyceum. January 12-Scholarship-Honor Roll reception. January 17-Reproduction of The Whole Town's Talking by Little Theatre. January 19- Jauuary 20- Jauuary 24- Jauuary 31- February 1-E. T. February 4-E. T. 8-Little February E. T. vs. Austin College, there. E. T. vs. Sam Houston, here. E. T. vs. Sam Houston, here. E. T. vs. North Texas, there. E. T. vs. Stephen F. Austin, here. vs. Stephen F. Austin, here. vs. North Texas, here. Theatre presents Sun-Up. February .9-E. T. vs. San Marcos, here. February 10-E. T. vs. San Marcos, here. February 11-Vernon Concert Ensemble, lyceum. February 14-E. T. vs. A. C. C., there. February 15-E. T. vs. A. C. C., there. February 16'-E. T. vs. Texas Tech, there. February 17-E. T. vs. Texas Tech., there. February 18-E. T. vs. West Texas, there. February 19-E. T. vs. VVest Texas, there. Kennington elected May Queen. Y. M. C. A. and Y. W. C. A. start convention. Seven colleges are represented. February 20-Continuation of Y convention. A ' February 23-Rhondda VVelsh Male Singers, under the auspices of the Pep Squad. March 4-Mardi Gras festival. March 10-Girls debate McMurray, here. March 11-Boys debate McMurray, here. Pg127 THE CAlL.lENDARmContinued ..,- .....,,... - .,., ,...,.,. - .,..,,.,, . . ,.,.,., ------- - --4' 4A'---- --- b--A-- ,fa -'-'- 1' fam March 14-Gfhcial date to begin cramming for finals for winter term. March 18-Interscholastic League One-Act Play Contest. March 19 -Interscholastic League One-Act Play Contest. March 24-Finance committee visits E. T. April 1-No foolishness. April 8-Appropriation Committee makes survey. April 9-Dr. Winfield Scott Hall, under auspices of Y. M. C. A. and Y. W. C. A., gives series of lectures. T vs April 11-E. . . Stephen F. Austin, there. April 12-E. T. vs. Stephen F. Austin, there. April 13-E. T. Vs. April 14-E. T. vs. April 15-E. T. Stephen F. Austin, there. Sam Houston, there. vs. Sam Houston, there. April 17-Sunrise Easter Service on campus. April 18-E. T. vs. Sarn Houston, here. April 19-E. T. vs. Sam Houston, here. li. T. Boys debate XYest Texas. here. E. T. boys debate Stephen F. Austin, there. P. T. .-X. ' convenes in Commerce. April 21-Holiday. P. T. A. adjourns. April 23-E. T. vs. Stephen F. Austin, here. April 25-E. T. vs. Daniel Baker, here. April 26'-E. T. vs. Daniel Baker, here. April 27-Second half of spring term begins April 28- Girls debate North Texas, here Girls di-into lhvlor -it Belton. i i K ' K May 3-May Fete. May 29-Baccalaureate sermon. June 3-Commencement exercises. I ww ?,f-3-rig? rw fy f? 1. N C ' , f? Wgxff is A Q w4fl4n.xyW N M ,L N MILK,-V, -If 'ilxlld nhl ft . , f ll COLLEGE LEEE V!!! XM. L E205 .JM MAY PETE 1926 X .. A Y. , X, . -NX ,Y X X - 'Q 1' .x 1.-W 2' f 4 X , Q, 4, 1 1 f 'M fi 1. Jr' 7522 J C Q MAY FETE 1926 5 DEDf if QQ! Q ,XA U , . 5 35' NUI , ,X I 'ff wg, i A K, W, 1 m A Q,gm...f iv by In U fy i Af- -V 4' L f . 1 . . 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QW W 1 'W ' ' ' -42 , L VELMA JOE C LEXYIS Sub-Callege 1 fs' J 1 1 '-3 '1 1 1 1 I I 1 1 1' 1 1 1 -X 1 1 1 1 1 '1 : 1 1 1 2 11 1 1 1 1 .1 1111 1 1 11 1 1 11 1, 1 1 1 1 , .11 11 1 I 1 11 11 1 '-1 1 1 1 1 1 111 ' 1 I1 1 1 1 1' 1 1 1' ' 1 1 1' 1 1 1' 1 1 1 1- 11 ' I 11 1 ' 11 1 1 1 1, Q E X 11111 1 11 1 111 1 11' 1 11 J' 1 1 V , 1 1 1' 1 111 1 1 111 1 1 1 1 111 1 1 1 1 1 1 1x1 H I . 11111 1 1 1 11 1 11 1 11 1 1 11 1 f 11 1 1 V111 11 1 1 l!11', 11111111 11112111 ' 1 11112111 11 111 11 1 1 1111? 1 11, 21111111 1111 1 11 111 1' 111115 1 1 Wiz' 1111 11111 111 ,111 11 1111 .11 111 1 1111'11 111111141 11111 1' 131 11 14. 11 155 1. 1,11 1 1 1 111 11111 Q 1 '1'1 11 151 1 ,11 1 ,1 11' IW11 W1 111111 31 ' 11311 1 i N 1 111 1 11,1 1 111: 1 1 1111 1 1 111 1 1 1 1 11 11 111 11 1 1111 11 ,11 11 111 1 HTH LEHCS 1 1 1 1 1 1111 11111 1. 1 1. 1.1. 11 11-11: 11' 111 1.11 , , .11 11, 1g1 11 : 111 1 14! . '1 15111 11,1 1 1111 1 11 1 1 11' ' 1. 1111 1 1 T 1 1: 1 1, i , 1 1 1 1 '1 1 111 11 1111 1 11 1,1 1,11 1111 11,1 1'1 1111.51 1111 1,1 1 111'1'1' 1 111111 f 111.11111 11 1 11 , :M 1 ' 1 11' 1-1 1 - '1 1,1 1111 1 11 1 11 11 1 111111 11 1 1 1111131 1 11 1 ' ' 11111 1 1' 1 1 1- 111111 :' 1 1 1 N111 1 1 1 111111 1 1' 1 1 1'1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1111 1 1 1 1 1 111 1 1 11 11 ' 1. 11 1 1 1 1 1111 1 1 lg' I 1 1 -11 1 I1 ZF 1 1111111 11.1 11 11 .1 l 1111 11 1 1' 1 . 111 1 11 '1111 11 11 1 11,1 I 11 I- -ff 111: 1 ,11111111 1 1 '111,1,1 111 1. '11 -11 11'111 1 11111.11 1 . 111 ,1'1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 11 11,31 1 111, ,, 111' il 1 11 1, 11 ' 1 1, 1 '1 , 11 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 THE ATHLETIC CCDUNCIL BEN PATRICK . H. D. CORNELIUS . J. A. MURPHY . W. H. ACKER . SARAH HATCHER . HARRIE'T ROGERS JACK BOHANNON . RUSSELL DUNCAN . JUANITA MASSAY . HEX I1-x'1'R1C14 l,rc'X1'1fc'IIl . . lJl'l'.S'1.lfl'lIf 131z.s'1'11z'xs Jlfllllllgfl' 1 l1l'lllf-V Rz'pra'sv11l11lim' Flll'IlH,V Rvp1'0sw1ir1f1'w' Fzzflrlly Rz'p1'0sz'1llfzlizu' Fzzfzrlfy 1Ql'f9l'l'Sl'1IfJlfl.'Z'l' Sizrzlwzl Rf'fJI'c'Sl'lIf!IlI'i't' 5111110111 1fl'fJl'0Sl'lIf!lfI.'Z'l' Sfmiifnl 1fl'f2l'l'SC'llff1fI'i'l' . Q Q .3 , N. p Top row-CORNELIUS, NIURPHY, ACKER, BOHANNON Bottom row-HATCHER, DUNCAN, RI.-XSSAY, ROGERS Page I 45 THOSE WHO JEARNED THEIR MTV' DURING UUR YEAR .W-N...-.-- ..,.... .. ,,....,.,...., , ......., .. ,.,........,.,.,....... ' '--..Z.5, 2,9425 , . V 41.7414 Baseball '26 . Football '26 SAM GIDDINS ROY SANDLIN MERCER FARC-ASON TRAVIS FULIJEJR BUSTER STROUD PET-E GILL CHINK PENNINGTON G. A. WIMBERLEY HOMER TEMPLETON HERMAN MUSICK' PAUL ARTHUR TURNER GLOVER GUY MCGILL A JOHN WINDEELL Tfack '26 LOREN VINSON PLEAS STANLEY JAMES FORREST GARDNER JEVVELL CHANDLER EDDIE SMITH P. E. DUNNING LUCY MCGILL CARLOS BRADFORD SAM SCARBOROUGH B. VV. WILLIAMS R. E. FOSTER DREXV I-IOPPER MERCER FA RGASON LOIS COWLEY AUSTIN SHADDIX JAMES NIITCI-IELL JACK BOHANNON J. B. ANDERSON TURNER GLOYER JAMES FORREST GARDNER ARGUS NEAL Basket Ball '27 TOM SEARCY . XUSSIEI.. Drxc.-xx 3. XY. XYll.Ll.fXNlS i.3lE'1'1E CZILL f?RES1.Ex' XYRIGIIT ANGIELO Q'RI'CE ,JAMES FURRISST l2,xR1axER .l311s1'114'xx .lllllllllgllll Pl. l7.l'ORx1Q1.u'S I ga il? E A hi ir. li 2 f li fl il il 2 gl ii gil gi V in il xl 65 il an f i .git ll li l ji 5:3 -W Q ii Ri. L X ff nm! 5? ! 3 i i 1 r N5 X.. I i .ER r ,., xx., ix T SEARCY EsTEs FAIN lloznfle OUR Cl-lllElERllNG STAFF UR yell leaders were ever on the job. They were behind the Lions whether they were winning or losing. Their work kept the student' body pulling for their teams upon the field as well as providing an ample means for proper expression of their loyalty. Our Yell Lezders in action sluslevll A. IXIl'1:l'l:x 'INIIJI QI' l 00l!111ll l3r1fKjfif'!1l, Hll.N'A'l'f Hn Page 149 as Q, VV. H. ACKER Coach of Football Line, Baseball 1 it i 1 : X V1 ,w 1 2 1 . 1, 'i'M xxx! Y 1K5 ww Ffa W 1, ww. W4 ,-I, i MVi' qw xril 1i.' l I 1 ' l ,z , i 1 ' n 1 ' I E 5 5 I w, A v yan 1ilf wi f!l 'hlxl I FREN. 2 llgk , :lx vu, 1+ 1 M1 mlm 1 Wi via! V! ,' ll - , a 1 w !f Iizfxl. 3 n m5 ,'i'x xx l,i X-, i'i I! 1 'Wg ll M1 W U1 ' 75 jltwa ' 1 I N ! fiV1 M! Mpl, fl 'Q 4, fgl l 3, A,i ,kfql NU: A ,,u ' .Li Im W I L I I 1' 'Q 3 Ifll np 'Up 7, 'mg ,Q W' 4, wwf QLSME1 ir?i lima .Ms Nl, ,: 1i 'NE' ,wg avg, gifiv 'v1:., xlillri' .lv 1 il' - ml' 1 Qvlli. Ulf HQQ1, ,ww wff- if U' U' 1 1 141 F IW A .IW W 95? i1 f H. l' . .113 'IJ lai ' L L-Q 'fmf wx V lff ff' a . FOUTBALL W V! I4 6 krf 'mag ' r REVlEW OE THE SEASUN Country DUNCAN HI-UCB , MCGU-L p Captain .-1 cling Captain TARTING with practically new and inexperienced material at the beginning of the 1926 season, Coaches Murphy and Acker flashed into shape a team that offered stiff competition to all opponents. Although the Lions suffered the close of the season to come with a solid record of defeat, the team was in many ways a success. The contending teams in the T. I. A. A. ranked far above the ordinary M55 TOP f0'1U f:UM7H fV7Kl'3N, BRYAN, XVAl.l..M'l-Z, l os'l'lcle, Ulilllfli, lll'INNl 1-'1-, 5X1llll, I owml-, NIN- Iuclc, f,UACIl lVlmu'uv Middle 1'0'ZU't l':NGI,ANlD, IVI1'l'c'lllc1.l., A1.l.1-:N Xxx CALL, I AluaAsoN C21 UVIVR - 4' li 'iNWN. ,l. ll. lI.xmxxwxx, IN xxuxi., lluwi-'x, , . . lfronfxrnzv-WEQIAlclmlmmau, f.lIANlDl.l'Ill, llnn,xNN4,N' 5vHN,.,,sX-I lg,u,,,.t,m,' UI M W M-xwminy. .ARIJNI-,lc, Mlvslcilc NIM :Ill fwvtnugl 'uptwml VUWI rx Wu 1 IXNIN l ' ' ' ' ' v ' i. . .5llXlll'lX l'.rgi'1'.' Reyiieyy oie THE seiisoiy Continued ,I .-xcii lion.-xNNoN C'41plc11'21-vlc'c'l this year, being composed in many instances of almost intact teams of the year before. The Lions were handicapped at the first of the season through loss of Flew- harty and Templeton, through injuries. Soon they suffered the loss of Captain Duncan and Bud Hardaway via the appendicitis route. , Prospects for a successful 1927 season are bright at this time, only three lettermen being lost by graduation. VVith this team returning almost intact and a fine class of prospective material in view, it may be safely said that the 1927 season will be as successful as the 1926 season was disastrous. Page 153 l , . , W4 ,LJ -,,r r 1 STANLEY GARDNER M USICK CHANDLER Quarterback Quarterback Half Half A. C. -SOUTHWEST TEX.-XS On October 1, the Lions encountered the Austin College Kangaroos on home territory. Coaches Murphy and Acker sent a new. but optimistic team against the visitors but numerous fumbles and throws for losses spelled defeat for the Lions, the final score being 14-O. For their next game, the Lions journeyed to the lair of the Bobcats at San Marcos. The Bobcats had blood in their eyes and avenged the defeat handed them last year by the Lions. Templeton, Lion fullback, suffered a broken leg in this game. The Bobcats trounced the Lions to the tune of 34-0. i Z Q 1 5 --... , 'fl Q - ia' .. ill - .ll11.si1l.' lu'mk.x IIIHPIIQII Hn' .l. if lm. J ,.. B If I I I I I i i I l I I SMITH NICGILL l3nA1J1foRn SL'ARll0ROl'lill Half End End lim! STEPHEN F. AUSTIN-SAM HOUSTON The Lions met the Stephen F. Austin Lumherjacks for the third game ol' the season. They entered the game under a serious handicap which spelled de- feat for them. This handicap was the loss of six regular players, Hardaway and Captain Duncan just having had surgical operations in addition to the injuries of other members of the squad. The score was 14-0. In a sea of mud, the Lions and the Bearkats from Sam Houston battled to a final score of 8-9, in favor of the Bearkats. The Lions played real football throughout the game despite mud, and the victory was well earned by the visitors. X t:WQ,,,W.-W-W W '--,. .ZX ,..k .. X. ... .rw ,.. ..- , if X Stanley jinds a lzole in the Eagle line Page 155 I I l l e l WILLIAMS F OSTER H OPPER Faxoasox End Center Gua rd G nu rd A NORTH TEXAS EAGLES On Armistice Day the Lions battled the Eagles from North Texas State Teachers College, before the largest crowd of sport fans throughout the season. Although the Lions -were forced to bite the dust of defeat again. they Completely outplayed the rivals in the last half of the game and outwitted them throughout the entire struggle. The E. T. la I l p yers cemonstrated better football, got their plays off good and had the Eagle linesmen completely lialilecl all the time. No doubt, the Lions were showing some signs of revived spirit in this ganie. The score was 21-7 in favor of the Eagles, but the score does not imlirate the brand of football played by the Lions. '45 3 sf T ffl . Qt limkingll1w.N'1'n1umm I'. lim' I C l l '! .1 H 1 i l , - 1 5 l 5 , , COWLEY SHADDIX M 1'rCui21,1. lion,-tx xox Guard Tackle Tggkly yyu-1,1,. SIMMONS U. After the game with the North Texas Eagles on Armistice Day, t 'ourneyed to Abilene to take on the Simmons Cowboys. The Lions again dis- he Lions J played real football but were defeated by the score of 30-2. liddie Smith and Dunning led the Lions' attack on the Cowboys, each man ripping through the line and around ends for neat gains. The Cowboys made slight gains through the l ids. The Cowboys E. T. line but did not fail to tear off many yards arounc ei Y scored first and were never forced to give up the lead throughout the entire game. is E. T. punts against the Denton Eagles Page 15 7 T ANDERSON U GLOVER Tackle Tackle THE LOUISIANA GAME The Lions closed the season at Natchitoches, La., where they encountered the Louisiana Normal. The Lions offered the strongest opposition that they had offered to any team during the season, but were forced to take the little end of a 17-7 score. The Louisiana boys bucked the E. T. line to no avail, but cut' around ends and passed, for several nifty gains. Dunning was the outstanding Lion player. Louisiana drew first blood but soon after the Lions banged their line for enough gains to score a touchdown and tie the score. For a long period neither team was able to score, buft finally Louisiana put over another touchdown. The Lions fought hard the rest of the game but were unable to score. lhzxg. l' N X-Q r'-S Q F13 J if Q BASKET BALL 'A' A REVTEW UF THE SEASUN 1 RUSSELL DUNCAN Captain HE Lions, after a very disastrous season in football, came back and redeemed themselves on the basket ball court. They enjoyed a most successful year their percentage in the T. I. A. A. being well above the .5Q0-mark, winning seven out of twelve conference games. The West Texas road trip proved to be dis- astrous for on this trip the Lions dropped conference games to .-X. C. C. and XYest Texas. 'Q' Nr 1 5 Y 1 s U qw. ,La ei' . , Q X L 4 . v, .-.ff . T . ..-A-4.1 f '- ' 'V ,,, ff' 'A-.' . ..-' ' . ', W, T . 5 . ' xx V T . 1. .. 's,.:,.s- A .f -.fx s--M'-1.412 e wx . S Top ww Iil':N'mN, S'l'RHl'll, Mvlllli., lql'Hll M1'1l1ll1'rn'w luvm, hlM'lXlll.l..'KN, XX'imgl1r, iiU,Xt'Il N11 in-ux l rnnl1'n7c' 'XX'll.l.l,xMs, fllll'Sl-I, Ih'Nv.xx,l21n1,lluwxyn 1 ,w fi X, , X . l 1 lbix.. ., I Y' A - W GILL XYRIGHT Forward jromm ,lf E. T. 35-AUSTIN COLLEGE 38 The Lions journeyed to Sherman to open the season for 1927. The game was not as close as the score might indicate. During the first half the Lions were decidedly the winners, with a score of 23-10. Early in the second half Captain Duncan and Williams were both taken from the game on account of excess per- sonal fouls. The Kangaroos then roughly piled up their winning score. E. T. 36, 27-SAM HOUSTON 23, 15 The Lions gloriously avenged the 9-8 defeat handed them in football in the fall by seizing two basket ball games from the Bearkats. The first game resulted in a score of 36 for E. T. and 23 for the Bearkats. VVright was high-point man with ten points. In the second game, the first half ended 7 to 3 in favor of Sam Houston. However, in the second half the Lions got going and made 24 points while the visitors made 8. Wright was again high-point man with sixteen points to his credit. The score was 27 to 15 in favor of the Lions. E. T. 21-DENTON EAGLES 34 The Lions lost their first T. I. A. A. game of the season at Denton to the powerful Eagles. The Lions were off and couldn't seem to get right. Duncan was high-point man for the Lions with 12 points. Page 161 11 WILLIAMS P D UNC-W Center Forward E. T. 18-DENTON EAGLES 23 The Denton Eagles came to ourihome court and gave the Lions a defeat of 23-18. However, the Lions led the visitors up until the last five minutes of the game when Duncan and Vtilliams were removed from the game on personals. The tdemoralization resulting allowed the Eagles to pile up a tive-point lead. E. T. 32, 38-STEPHEN F. AUSTIN is, 24 In a game that was full of thrills from start to finish, the Lions swept the Lumberjacks off their feet to the tune of 32 to 18, The student body was out strong and the spirit was all that could be desired. The second game was a better game than the hrst as it consisted of more smooth straight basket ball and less roughing. The score was 38-24, in favor of the Lions. E. T. 26, 18-SAN MARCUS 13, 13 The San Marcos Bobcats were handed two defeats through straight basket ball. The games were closer than some of the previous ones. The tirst resulted in a score of 26 for the Lions and I3 for the Bolmcats. The second resulted in a score of 18 for the Lions and 13 for the visitors. Ixmlgl' 10: E l . . , L.,. ..-AL...-..L..1..1fJ-5' GARDNER QR,-SE Guard Guard E. T. 38, 30-A. C. C. 32, 38 The Lions split the first series of games played on the western trip with Abilene Christian College Wildcats. They took the first game of the series by a score of 3-8-32, but lost to the Vlfildcats on the second night by a score of 38-3.0. Wright was high-point man for the Lions and was an outstanding star of the games. A E. T. 24, 28-TEXAS TECH. 29, 35 ' Fntering the first game of the series with the Matadors a bit overconhdent, the Lions allowed them to pile up a lead which they were unable to overcome, and the result was a defeat to a score of 29-24. The second game was started again b second string men who were unable to stem the rough tactics of the Matadors. Y First-string men being substituted, the first half ended in a 17-17 tie. In the second half Gill was injured by a fall on the floor. The game resulted in a score of 38-30 in favor of Tech. E. T. 23, 15-WEST TEXAS 44, 51 . Buffaloes at Canyon. The Buffaloes swamped them in both games, the first being 44 to 23 and the ' ' team and sup- second being 51 to 15. The Buffaloes were indeed a very superior ported on their home court by their student body, they completely outplayed the Lions. The Lions played their last T. I. A. A. games against the Page 163 BASKET BALL .......- ...,,... .. .,,. .. ,.,,,., ,..,..,.,.., , .N ,,.,,..,..,,...,.,,,.,. ...,.....,,., ,,...,.,,......,. .. ,.,. 6,,A,Z,W,u 73.4, f-,'------- -- ----' ,, ' 'f '- e W7 PROSPECTS FUR 1928 ITH the promise of our 1927 team's returning almost intact, and with the return of several capable members of the squad who failed to letter this year, E. T. stock in basket ball interest is beginning to take a rise, for the Lions are coming back strong and are going to be real contenders for the 1928 conference title. Denton, Canyonand Daniel Baker, the strongest teams in the conference for the past two or three seasons, are each los- ing some of their mainstays by graduation, while the Lion aggregation Will be practically the same as this year, with a successful season of experience by which to profit. , l'1Q'! 13' K BASEBALL Q5 U Qhxl W V HS' Mi! v ,M 'L 71-11244 4 U Q' V lf,,.1 ,Ll- .,.. X Wx f 5 5 J X xp . lv I U I ! l f'-'-'-'.A - -f'-',f'--' 4f'-'-' 1 . ' Vaci l v HE Lions, by dint of hard Work and efficient coaching, experienced a very successful season on the diamond in the spring of 1926. Giddins, Fargason, and Sandlin comprised a very efficient pitching staff, and these with the excellent backing .and support which they were afforded by the rest of the team, were able to give the Lions a T. I. A. A. percentage-of .500 and a tie for second place in the conference. The Lions defeated their traditional T. I. A. A. opponents and in addition took two non-conference games from Austin College on the E. T. diamond. With the return of several of the lettermen of'1926, prospects are bright for the 1927 season on the diamond to be as successful as that of 1926. X ,, Qf ! . Um' QI' lin' iqfzrrlwx will: .I . V. l'.:gi I 00 SANDLIN FULLER Grooms lf.-x um sox Pztcher Catcher Pitcher P i fl'1I4'l' Ed Sandlin was one of the mainstays of the Lion pitching stall, this being his second letter to make in baseball in that position. Travis' Fuller was the faithful standby behind the plate and he was thor- oughly reliable in all pinches. Giddins was perhaps the hero of the season, and many games can be attributed to his hurling. This was his first letter from li. T. Lefty Fargason was the other mainstay of the pitching staff. Giddins helping to win his own game Page l 67 I r , . 5 P it i STROUD GILL PE NN IN GTON XYIM BERL Y First First First Second , Pitcher Buster Stroud could always be depended upon to get to first. His batting average was high. Pete Gill was another efficient first baseman. Chink Pennington was the most experienced man at first. being a four-year man. His experience made him a dependable man. Wi'mberly Worked efficiently at both second base and in the pitchers box. His hurling and hitting were both commendable. I-l'HlHIlf .I ll.N'flll t ullrgf' run in ll .mm 1 4 N TEMPLETON MUSICK ARTHu1z G1.ov1au Third Outfield Shorislop I 7114 fi vlu' Templeton Was always on the job on third base and when he smacked the ball with the bat the fielders had to back up. Musick could get a Hy if it fell within the park. His speed could get him under S almost any Hy. kin never let them through shortstop. ll 7! Pup was a dandy Helder and had a good batting average. Page I 69 Pup waiches it over --lil .,:1 ,-Y i 1 yi F1 11. 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 V 4. 1 1 L1 1 illf . 1 I '1 ,ig ,'1'I wi 1.1 1 fi i F 1. il I4 '11 17 11, ill fl I1 1l '11 fli 511 11115 , -1 Fllzif il llll ily! gill 5 'il l i 1,l 1 ll 11' 12 ilgl 11 31111 1' 913 ,1 111 ,1 11 li 1 1 511: 1' tlillilr gglillz gI'1 ' 3f1.1 2111 li! ll 11 1' li I1 l! 111 V1 591 ll' 135 Hlfll 1g1iii llgllill 111:11 U5 '- i lk 1213 1-1121 1511 ' 1 l 1 1 1 l I , t 3 V I . l i 4 T I 1 l I 1 I 1 s l l l 1 l I I T l Q l Q , .,ll l .ity l 51 13, 'F lli 125 l W1 ll ,l all guyz! f 'wg X MCG-VILL PHE Wixoizu. Oumgld M anagcr Outyield Lucy's Fielding was another reason that the Lions tied for second place in the conference. They just didn't knock it by him. Perry Fite must be in some form of athletics, and as he didn't play baseball he did the next thing and was the business manager of the baseball team. John Windell was another experienced out?elder and snatched them, high or low, if they came anywhere in his vicinity. 41. I-.Q 1 '-s.J-LK-mf A 'A . wwh.-9--ff - .N'lmrl,v Ykuzfflrlmz lmlflx Illini 1 1 , BASEBALL A -Z' 7,1 ,.,.,......,.,, , ,.,,.....,.,. - .,......,, . ......,.,,,.,,.., , .,,..,......,...,...,....,....,.......... .. ........... .. .... '34g:, ,...4,'5gv? g,Zjw, Mn, ,, ,A,, .--,--,A 1 A V . mx 1 u .kW. , ,k,m,,,,5 ., .... - A..........,,, ,... , . ,. . , . HL.. Page 171 PROSPECTS FOR 1927 ITH the return of Fargason, Sandlin, Gill, Stroud, Musick, Morris and Arthur, all lettermen of 1926, as il nucleus for the team of 1927, prospects are favorable for a winning season. These lettermen will be ably assisted by Z1 number of those who were members of last year's squad but failed to make their le-tter. This latter group includes some good men. Also, a number of men are showing up well from among the new material, and it is expected that men can be found to fill quite efficiently those places which were left vacant by those graduating or dropping out to teach school. However, some strong contenders for the conference title are looming up on our schedule and if we attain the rank and success that the Lions attained in the course of the 1926 season, it will be after a strong fight. The strongest teams that the Lions will oppose this season will be Stephen F. Austin State Teachers College, and also Daniel Baker, conference title holders of the 1926 season. BASEBALL ., ,.,. ,.,. ..,..,,,, .,,..M2:f ,..,, ,off ...,,.......,....,. Apri ApriQ Apri Apri Apri Apri ApriQQ April ApriQ ApriQ 9 ul SCHEDULE FOR 1927 Stephen F. Austin, at Nacogdoches Stephen F. Austin, at Nacogdoches Stephen F. Austin, at Nacogdoches -Sam -Sam 18-Sam 19- 23- Sam Houston, Houston, Houston, Houston, at Huntsville at Huntsville at Commerce at Commerce Stephen F. Austin, at Commerce Daniel Baker, at Commerce Daniel Baker, at Commerce f'A N KM N xlfffx f' ,U 0 '71 M w K Q TRAQK x WW TRACK AT E. T. J W HE spring of 1926 marked the real beginning of track at E. T., for the year before there had been only two or three lone boys out for 'track and that was more than there had been the year before. The '26 squad was composed of some very good material, however, and gave a good account of itself despite the lack of a Cinder path. With the return of two of the lettermen of '26 and several members of the '26 squad who did not letter, prospects should be bright when training starts early in the spring. T The men are handicapped by lack of a cinder path for a period of rainy weather under present circumstances seriously interferes with training. It is hoped that in the near future we shall have a cinder path, and it is a certainty that track will soon become a major sport at E. T., just as it has grown popular lately at our sister institutions. Page If! 1 Page 175' 9. it Xa f - 1 5 I . .. N v . Q SEARCY NEAL GARDNER Yix sox Distance H ab'-mile H urdles IJIISIIIHN' E. T. 36-A. C. 81 The Lions had their first track meet of the season when they met the Kangaroos on their cinder path at Austin College. The Lions were strong enough on the path but were very weak in the Held events, taking only six points via the weights route. The Lions took 3 first places and 7 second places, while the Kangaroos copped 12 Hrsts and 7 seconds. THE T. I. A. A. MEET The Lions had little success at the T. I. A. A. meet which was held May 14 and 15 at Denton. Only two men placed in any event at the meet, although it was here that Neal won his letter in the half-mile. PROSPECTS FUR 1927 1-., 1 .,,.,....,......,,,. ,.,..,,,,,,,,, ,,.,,. . . n ,,,... ,.,,.,,.,.,.,...,...,,,.,.,,..,,.,., . ,,,.,,.,.,,,,,.,,, 4 waz, ,,,., l,'jQ4Ql'lf': .,,, ,Jeff .,.,,.....,.,,,,,,, .. ,........, I .4... , ...,, Q LTHOUGH only two of last year's lettermen in track are returning this spring, several members of last year's squad are back and are going to give splendid account of them- selves after a year's experience on the squad. The lettermen returning are Searcy, distance man, and Gardner, hurdler. The others from last ye-ar's squad are Chandler, Bishop, Lowrey and Scarborough. These men, together with the returning lettermen and a fine lot of new material, are expected to make a well-balanced track team, Which, with fair training weather, will exceed the record of the 1926 group. lop rows lIox'm.3R' HUIIANNHN,lXlYlHl'1q l'Up,.- pnu-H Nl,-Wm v . , . . x linllnm row lilHlIUl', llllANl1l.l'IR,5ll.XNlllllRliliR. l.mx'm-ix, S1-Lxmw, lll-'Ysl lil. . 3 . aft Z -r .V 3:3 ll Q it Gil li if wil il n 5 5 E wil .H ll li fl , A fi i -l --1 l gl 4. iii. 1 ,L . 5 3 E l E in sa lik 31 l ffl EE- E by QL B 0 l iff A li l J GW fl, l f 5 U ,ft 1 PT 5 M M Ji: 9 Ll 0 9 ffl 34 9 W all wi :gi 1 if T Y THE 1926 iixitisiiiscnotllstic MEET fx -.g,53,fjz3'1,5,',..5k9...N.-...- .,........ -- ..,,,.,..., ,... . .. 'Z .' . ', X wfziv' is ' P HE 1926 Interscholastic Meet for Hunt County was held at the athletic held of The East Texas State 'lxC21CllL'l'S College. Competition was Very keen, especially among class B schools. Greenville won in Class A, and Lone Oak won in class B. 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I X 11' ' --V, ,rg 1 1 7 1 ffl X -,,-,1: ' X I e 1 v. 1 i Ei lj , if K Y :Fm E VP F fi' ' ii ' ll rx 1' ' 1 4 1 N Wiz W TY' wj . . .L L.- , ,,.x 1 W A :.5 iS. .5 r ,Q ,zu k. . I I fl it 'i . 'z .lg 1 . :K 1, , Mi +1 M 1 EMR Hur f 3 5 H N. 'u I fif EW Q .Ur , qi 113 J MI NUR SPURTS ,, QE :Q fi ,. fl ,. gs YL 55 x QQ L ,I Qi 41 'f I I 1 I x..f.-L,..- -A-A-4 Yi GIRLS? BASKET BALL ,, ., ,..,..,.,,,,.,...............,.. ., .,...,,,..,.,.,..,.,,,,.,,..,. , ..,,,.,.,,,,,.,..,.,,,.,..,.,,,...,.,,, ., ,,,.,.,,.., ,, ,,,., , '34Q1f' ,,,,, 1214128 ff-f' f'------'-'- - ff -'----v- ff--,..-..... .............. ,..,.......,..........,, ...............,...,... .....,........ .. . J I - WA. ff' of ,, ,, . , , -ll ' UPPERCLASSMEN TEAM ROBERTA KELLEY, Captain H'1'7A '7f' W 3 . Y- RWUVII. tl. liuxvnl lluxm-x lfrmll nm' Clpxss, K1-im.:-Lx' Llllpqglinx, 81540, lnum i',.'x ' . .tu I-Nl GIRLS? BASKET BALL , -' -' -Q XQGHXQL Ja, Xl----M... .....-....- ...... .. ,. ..., . . ....,,., , ..- . -- . .. . - . .. -., 1 -lfxfn THE FRESHMEN TEAM NIARY KENNINGTON, Captain Page 181 T gb row WEST ASHBURNf COLES, MISSILDINE' DODSON 0 i 1 Middl670w-BURNS: LONG' GOOLSBZ , D Bottom 7010-BACON , KENNINGTON C aptam GllRlLSE' BASKET BALL 14. , , .. ,..,.,,,, ,,., N N ..,,..,.,.,., - ......,.,,,.,,..,,.,.,,... - .,,..,,,.,.. ,..........,,,,.,.. . ..,....,..,.....,,,.... - ,,,,. , 3425- ...,, f,g:f,vf2,.g:,.,,.f5fgf53.. .--. --.. - -1 - - V - V H -' ' - A 4-.J -.Af ALL-CLASS TEAM EVEN letters were awarded in girls' basket ball, the letter group being selected from both the upperclass team and the freshmen team. Mary Kennington was elected captain of the 1928 team. Off' -Lf ' E v 2 iv fs ' Q . 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A. g Coyotes Page 183 Standing KENNEDY, HUTCHISON' FARGASON' DYER WELLMAKER, MUSICK, SHAMBURGER Sitting WALKER, MASON fManagerl' CHANDLER I 1 s 4 I 3 1 i 2 Y Q T 3 l i 5 4 4 flu wtfm -pp 4.-Q.. an-nn.: il X URGANHZ?-WHUNS5 i 1 ' I , L X E u , . . V I . 1 V 'A xx, - af P ' z l N11 .1 L 1, Vik W QQ, 1, n ,?' VM w 1' ,1. v ,, ,N if fr,' w- ll ' r r A Q, J ex ' 1, ar, fi, 11- I 'Q Vg ' fr: My . X ji I3':' V i -iw wi' , it ' ,jf I1 1 1 ff, ix 1. . P :gli V- 1 , , fi il f elfffi i J is 'Q 'Wi' yr ,: L., A 2 fl-Nix, lr 1, 1 , 1 , , , 'J' 1, I ,Vw M : 'f 'ul pt , ,M W NH 'U ,, . 1x11,:- i Ml. ,. . HU W 2' Q'1I .E11'I,'N'1 if MQW fifliqfljy :a1,E.wf- xiiilwgi giilf-3 W 'Hi 1 N, limi Ui ,miimh 1.r' 'N H4 gl !'lE,y'lfl, FUN-lf xilbiilli 21, H5 wr 'f'iI11I!f EWR?- vr iiiw' nw V 'H 2 W 1' Y' I A ll 'L ap? 1, lx! 1 .VI Mr F!! r ' 'W' I 1 - 3 'M' +11 Ma, 'f ' 'VH ,1 Us 9 ,NMQ '51 if ilf ,U f if 4, 'Msg 5? ,2 1 ,gf 411' il liillif 1- lgfl, ' 5 ,MNA . w,,, n -ymff Q HINL lrtmhl 'lili,1'2, ,M mv 531 ,P'1 51 !Ai Jffitixsl Y,1k,?2L,,l 1 ,pw aw , 'WH IQQMUQ Wvflf HH , ,U WWW! 'z QW' il, flf ' '1 1, H sw 'Hy 1,4 QM ,1yL,L ULU wvvl '1l'g,, 1231 Qin? ' ww, lui iii.. AZL',: mil Vg -L4 ',...., . THE CIITAMARD QLUB H ARRY lf1.1awn.xR jJft'Sflft'llf Page 185 NIRS RIIIRPHY MASSAY, BOHANNON Top row-GALYON COOK, MORRIS, GALT, if . f f, I D F D WEBB, TLRRENTINE, NIANNING Middle row-PATRICK, DRAPER, E OR , V TER CS onsorb BROOKS, SANDLIX, NIURPHY Bottom row-ARTHUR, FLING, X1 E135 p , 4 THE SCHOLARSHIP SOCIETIES OF R. IB. BINNION CHAPTER THE SOUTH OFFICERS MRs. C. V. HALL . . Presidenf BEN PATRICK . . Vice-Presidenf RENNA MAE BRADY . . Recording Secretory LEO PRATT .... Corresponding Secretary MARY LOUISE WILLARD . . . Reporter J. M. BLEDSOE . 1929 Mns. C. V. HALL T. I-I. IVICNEAL . - 1927 President E, K, WOQD , 1927 HE R. B. Binnion Chapter of the Scholarship Societies of the South is composed, this year, of twenty members, all of whom are actively connected With some phase of student activities, aside from reaching the high grade standard set for this society. The Chapter has accomplished numbers of beneficial things this year. I , f- x . 1 .X .I Top row rl'lm'r'l', I.ox'1Nma, ll.Ax'l'c'll1-Zu, l.l1'l'7, lkmlqxml, l'.x'l'n:u'14 liollom row tlouwsow, XX'll.l..um, l.mx'1:l-iv, lhqwx, XX'qm1a' All-Nm, I lx, ,.3U,,,,. ' n l lllzgi' 1 Nc THE URTGTNAL KALTR KLUB OFFICERS PEARL DE.lERN1E'l 1 N.,. , President ILMA DRAKE . Vice-President EVELYN ESTES . . Secretary MARGARET M ULLER Tyeasmey RENNA MAE BRADY . . Reporter BESS MALONE . . , Sponsor MRs. Orts BRADFORD . , Spfmgoy BEss MALONE Sponsor ' HE Kalir Klub is one of the Hrst clubs of this school and is today the outstanding literary and study club of the East Texas State Teachers College. The club is made up of never more than twenty girls, chosen from the most active girls of the school. X , W, , X ' V X x. l . A iq DRAKF BRADY 'lub nm' Ilumnfolzlv. lVlll ER' L' lm, I H tw RRIN , , , . 5 1 lg 1 lmllfmf wmv l-RICICN, X'Vlll'.l',l,Iuli. I MN, ll UU ' Rt lhllwl, lx! WY. M. C. A. ' OFFICERS TOM SEARCY . . . . - Pte-946115 D. C. KENNEDY Vice-Presffdenl MAX ALDRICH . - 56Cf6iCW3f HERMAN MUSICK T7'6CL57l7'67' 'TOM SEARCY P resident ASSOCIATION OBJECTIVE HE Young lVlen's ,Christian Association of East Texas State Teachers College is a union of students and faculty for the following purposes: To lead students to faith in God through Jesus Christy to lead them into membership and service in the Christian churchg to promote their growth in Christian faithg and to challenge them to devote themselves in united effort to make the will of God effective in human society, and to extend His kingdom throughout the World. ' I I I . X Tap row KIQNNI-:my ,'Xl,DRli'll, lXll'HIi'li, limi,-xxxox .h'1'f0lllll'H7f' IJIINMN, IVLINIQ, Mc'I'I-pwtles, iXll'I,lil-CX, I UXXIQI-Xl XII R,-,H linllumrfmi Iflelizl-:MAN fllmvl-' lflmvl-rs Ilronx lfllilll' l'Ix I fu - x., x I, +X,X ll xx .-. -'. gl' -,r Q. 5 '1 I Y. Wo C A. oEE1CERs i MARYRoBER'rs . . President ANN ROBERT - - Vice-President all JOHNIE MAE GIQEIQN . Secretary ll ll LANKA LEE LUTZ Treasurer s alll Q5 MARY ROBERTS l President E 1 lol! lf ASSOCIATION OBJECTIVE ill H ln Young Women s Chr1st1an Association of East Texas State pg' Teachers College has as its purpose: To lead students to faith in God through jesus Christg to inliuence them to devote themselves l in united effort with all Christians toward making the will of God - 41 ,, effective in human society, and to extending His kingdom through- gy out the worlcl. il vi. r r ,ls rv. nr, ll: 'l: ll? lb, 1-4 ll. l l :fl as ' r ll . if l eg! li f will ill ' ii l E .e in A life ' all , ,, , H. l. v-.15 . , l .. 'lhlf rim' lim-LIQN, lNfl.fxssM', l1U'l'f, 'll1Wl10R, ALFORU is lhrllonl nm' llll'KI-IV' IFMN, lllifllillv l':S lEH' MULLER l ,l l'1l1'f Ii , r 11. l v B lb il S' ul l 1 1 Q rel A ROBERT WARMINGTON President THE LATIN CLUB Top row Qlfm-:I-:MAN, lIA'l'c'l1mz, Alu-:l:N.,x'1'1n', SHI-Il'l'liRl3 fW'1frlrll1frn7U l'l1nmelzvl1.l,l-1, VANIQINK, llfxvxcsom, IM-toxin-inc, QQIUUIVNS, limp linllnm row I N 1 Ncux N, 'l'uuN, IMY, XX1csf1', fNMl'l'Il, lluaun-is I LE QCERCLE FRANlCAllS OFFICERS Rlfxyx lVlAIE Blulll' . . . . Presiden, ELlzAlalf:'llll IDll.l,lNcll-l,xxl . F1755 Vicgpyesidml XAFILLI.-X31 C,xN'l'Rl2Ll., JR. Second Vice-Presidenl CLEONE Oxley . . V . . Secrelfafy MAX ALDRlncll2 . . Tyeaswey Miss 1,.xL'lz,-x Toltfleuxxl , 515071507 RENNAA MAE BRADY President li CERCLE FRANCAIS is the oldest club on the campus, organized in 1919. Its purpose is flrst to foster a love of French ideals, und, second, to contribute to the social life of the school. Un December 18th, 1926, the Club was Elfliliated with the international UI'g2LI1lZ2ll1fJI1, the Alliance Francais of Paris, France. E l 5 WARMINGTON, MASHBUIQN, PROCTOR, DEJERNETT Twp ww HIQAIDIPY, Mlllllmv, Al,llluc'll, f'llAl'Mfw Wlllfl-'l Ifll -- , ' ' , : Q .,l:lz 5CoT'r Dfw JACKSON ,Swnnfl rmu 5I'Il4l'1H, X'VIl.l,ARlJ, Mlllzljllxe, I AINQ, I,cmNckN:ll3x,i ISRICF fQOACI-1 liflllfmf l'll7U 'l'4ll'llAM, l,ll,I.INI9llAMl 5 3'9 Y' SHAW' ' t' ' A ' lllllu' l'll R. A. RIX Sponsor A.B.,CC AGRICULTURE BOGSTERS CLUB .Ig1'1'f'11ll1m' l4fm.vIw'.v Fluff i fm. A BQ D. C. KENNEDY Sponsor AGRICULTURE BOGSTERS CLUB 4 Jun! 4 1 ,pf 4 1 g,,,',f,,lf1H-1' l3nn.vlz'1's Club HJISTURY CLUB ' ' 1 42, 1-E47 -- , . 1-,ff . ...,...........,.,,..,,,,. ,..,.,...,.....,,....,....,.,..,......,....,..,.,.... .,.,, .,,,....., ,. , I 7, , ,. ,,':4Z:'7 ,,,, yh-.pirf--,y,..?f,!6,? f--f'-',f Qin! .,.,,.,,,,.,,,..,..,,...,.,.... ..,.,,......,.,..,,..,.,,.,.,,..,,... , , ' ' .4 ,f az: 4 E E 5:1 J TY f , fl' , x I ,y - t I ll1'slm',v 671111 , FWS frnie imap sotmn LENA NIA13 H,xwKEs KIBLER, ROGERS It Prwfllelll Spgnggrg LTI-IOUGH this was its first year of organization, the Pep Squad has accomplished many notable things. The most notable was its trip to Simmons at Abilene where the football team played on November 17. The Pep Squad raised the money and made the trip in a Mack Bus. B' JFS- if ,f V K , , 7 , ,fa l , V A i f- , - 1 e vims Coomzn lvll rfrzu N on mg, Nlriuen, Alf'Mn.l.,xN, li'W MASON' ld1hluz1N y lVIAssAv D. DRAKE WITT, 'iwfmlfl ww Nl. lHl,l.lNlLIIAM, AlC'fill,l.v i f 3 3N' MAM5' 'I ' ' ' 'l'wwl-lc If Im I INVIIAM , C - -. 1 D ,. . ' i H ' , f 1 A1,nw1n,L ARTHUR - R 4 lflllqf nm, HI-'LIN ltnwlully' Aligiilflglgy lX ll,,lXflll.l,AN, XXVLIIU, l+l.lNh, v 1 lfmul nw Sifixiu xt, I-jim, l'lSlI'1H, llfflllilf r F l'n,gr I'H ,y.,n MENQS GLEE CLUB A 22 fWm ,ww W ,Q M155 ICATHERINIE lX4URRIli IjI.lCff0l' MRS. IVIOZIELLIE ALLEN . .'1l'6'0H7ffU7lI I ROLL First Tenor .BUl'1'f0l?6' AUBREY HOUSTON VINSON IRONS CECIL lVIcM1L1,,xx FINLEY IX4OORIi 'S'ec011d Tenor GEORGE HIENSI-IiIi WILLIAM HINSON NORWIN C1'I,xPM,xx CLYDE NI.-XDDOX LUTHER ORR1c'K R. A. STIEPI'IliNS IXfI,xx IJ. :Xl.lJRIlJt,i 011.115 B..xR1iER XYIl-l.IAM C'O1n' HLf1sER'r L1fs1-11-3 UVA M11-1.1fR DON Rfmlxsux Iixxw RO,xv11 1211 .xxx vs IO1-31. W, 1-1-ixxux M.-xR1Ox XX'111'1'1f 1 x R. U. l1f.xm'1-3 CULVIER E. GIDIJIENS .IM11-is fXlI'1'i'lil-fl.I. ESTICE M1I.1,ER 'Il' Yfrfl'1'lf!1f I B EACH CCHURAL CLUB 59 . .-.,, ,. .. ,............ , ,..,.... ....,..,, , . ..,.., ,, ...,.....,....,... ,......,,,,g'7f:, ,,,,,f'Qfyf''-Zjw ' f jkwwwWMMMMMWMWWWWMWW y4W72Wky7?f!LQmWW ' H mHHTH'm , .4...4...,, - ...A.. - .,,.........................,.......,,......, M- ,,... - ...,.,........ ,...., , ,,,, yoga. - -- .... - ....4 L- .... L.. ,f NIISS IQATIHQRINE NIURRIE . U Difedoy MRS. R'IUZlil.l.1i ALLEN ' l,O1.A BEN ALEXANI YI-:RA AYULIN IXIYRLENE BAXTER l'1I-lZ.-Xl4liTll BIELLAH IfL'NlC'li BIGOERSTAIPE :XILINIE BONIIAM BIi.'X'1'RlCfl-I BONIIAM EXIE BR,-xL'OR1ciR H !i'1 1' I li CA LLOWA Y KI.-XRY ALICE BOOAN .-XOOII-3 QXUNNUR i':'l'l1liI. CORNISH :SVI-:1.Yx CCRRIN .lil..X NIAE IJOOSON Unix IJOZIER Qlf'l'll IJUZIER LM.-x IJRARI-3 . .. .,... .x I-.Lx N I-.SI I-.S NIMH-il. I'..xS'I'1-:R1,Y Q1 1'l1 f1,XNX.'XW.XY .'Xl.Nl.IX fIllJlJI'IXS JIEIK U- - - - Accompamst ROLL ' MARY BESS HICKEY ANNIE RUTH JOINER GLADYS KING ADDIE LOU KNIGHT HILDA MELTON RUBY PEDDY SIBYL PINKHAM ALDA SANDERS ROMIE SANDLIN MARY LYNN SH LUCILLE STEPHENS MARY SCOTT MARGARET STEGALL AILINE RHODES NORA WHEELER MABEL WALKER RUBY WILLIAMSON MYRTLE WISENBARER LORA SMITH I CLEO SMITH GRACE YOUNG MARIE LEE EELY lirufll f'lmr11l lflub Mus. NIULLER Pnfsizlwzl FINE ARTS CL UB I-Ili pttrpost- ui' tht- Vltth is tit itttcrtlst sttttlt-nth in gtrt lit ltrixt ing cxhihits ttntl prt-st' tit thnx' ztrtlsts ttt tht- tmllt-Qs: lu fttttix moclcrtt ztrtists. invlttclittg 'licxtts ttrtistw tttttl tht- wld ttttiftvts wi scttlptttrc, pttintittg' ttttcl llI'L'ililL'L'lllI'L'I tit kt-t-it in tttttvlt with with t titmztl ztrt' pmltlt-ttts ui' thc tl'tx' 'tttti tit ltftttt tw ttt1tt't-t't'tt- tht 1 , 1 . . .A hczttttifttl ztml tu ht-lp t't't-tttt- it ttt ttttt' stttwtttittitttqf. Hllff' fmt' ,Im tv.. y X . l 'N IIHIIX lilmttc-,lt-It lixx llxxxxtt lxtttx 'U 'l'H f U' I7 lftlXmNXlll,Iittxx lin Kuxxt lx X xt , , t 1 1 I 3 l'runl VII'-4' I mx tu-x, Ilxx, Xt I t x U. fCUUNCllL, ISABELLE SMITH President B. S. lf -linz-To enlist all Baptist students in Christian service. CALENDAR l. Siuclent Fellowship Day-Oct. 3. 2. All Suuthwicle B. S. U. Conference, Birmingham, Ala.- flvlnlit-r QS-Bl. 23. XYL-iner mast-Novelnber 5. -l. Cliristnizis party-December 10. B. Stine B. S. ll. Conference, Houston--February 18-20. ti. Suvizilw -Spring Term. . . . , f s Q .TH .S'lf1ml111,1I ll '3NN f'lli BANDLIN' XMHIH ' SMI y . . 1- N UVM, BOW, SMH-ii, I-IICKEY, Ixolsnizr .S'ill1'1l4i5 -AN f 4 ll lm C. A. DEONIER Director THE QCULLEGE BAND 'I '11 ' 1' l ullfjljf' lfnml' ' r 'lpn' On pm--.rc En Cnc--1 Worr VUTNTC mffi J ,gong mid! 14- t8AcCE.'x'nb1-ci 'm,a,'r,:gb1:X Y Ai--iL1xa.'t'lox-K, yacc. , Ph , ' ,IV Q ide:-,L gr '3zf'RKzvna. New CONN x F K 1 . 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A The soundness of their princi- . ,U ples has brought about such a large volume of business that they can crfovjd to advertise. '1'11ilNK IT OVER! f'mw ,'Il he T TEXAS ST TE TEACHERS COLLEGE 43. Ag. ,g 1 .,,.,,.....,....,.,.,,,.,,...,., -,, .,,,. .,.,,,,.,,.,.,.,.,,.,,,.,,,,.,...,, , ,,,.,,, ,. .,,, . ,,,,, ,,,, gg- ,,...... . ........,..,.. 4 3 vc HE Work of the East TeX Teachers College is now acc all of the graduate schools in th education throughout the Unite as State epted in e field of d States. The college is now a member in good standing in the following associations: QJYXXOCZ-dfZ.07Z of Texay olfeggey vin ef 1' Ca 7l cficr0c'z'afz'0fz 0 Terzc'bcf'.v 0!!cg'v.v Q!fS'.YOC'Z.dfZ'07Z 0 ollrlgcv mm' Sv1'01n1'- my Schools' in Mc S0llf'Af'l'!! Sf11fr.v he EAST TEXAS ST TE TEACHERS COLLEGE RED : 44. 1 - -'---- '- - 4- V---4--- -'4A'--'---'--A-A--- --f - .7,45:5ff- ......, ......... - ....... .......,.. . . ...., ...,... ,....... . . .S ,.,,.,...,,,.,.,,.,,.........,.,..,,,....,,... ,......,.,,.., . 4 f 1 1 1-2 V' A library building with stack room for at least one hundred thousand vol- umes and reading rooms that will ac- commodate four hundred Students at one time. The college needs a recitation build- ing. The institution ought to have thirty additional class rooms for lec- ture purposes. 'l'lie college also needs an industrial arts building in which may be housed the departments of manual training, home economics, agriculture, biology, chemistry, and other laboratory de- partments. lncreased laboratory space is an imperative need of the foregoing departments. 'l'l1e college needs also a larger heating plant. 'l'l1e heating plant ought also In be located back of the new Educa- tion Building. 'I'l1e college needs at least ten thou- sand dollars with which to beautify and improve the campL1S. 1 olucczcnno ARIC SoME or TI-IE MAJOR Nll'1I'1IDS or 'rl nc lNS'l'1TUT1oN TAKE A WEEKLY TRIP OVER the TELEPHONE The Sweeter! Faire A Zh fire World It can't be heard on the campus. It can't be heard in the class room. I It can7t be heard at a musical show. It can't be heard on the Victrola. In fact, there is only one Way for a college man to hear his lVIother's voice - and that is-Over the Long Distance Telephone. So, if you Wantyour pulse to tingle pleasantlyg if you Want to brighten your spirits as Well as your intellect - let I Mother greet you over the LONG DIS- , . TANCE TELEPHONE once every week of your college life. SOUTHWESTERN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY Arjen? L. O. PRATT A. M. HOWSE GROCERY mm' SQN Cash and Carry Always a Friend to E. T. S. T. C. PHQNI3 401 Photographers 0f'Heial Photographers for 227 LOCUST DeJernett Motor Co Franklilfs Shoe Shop Service is what you Want 'f d SerV1c:e IS what We g1VC ,lxcorx . F RDS N l I tm Univerul Car O O ' 1 CARS - TRUCKS - TRACTORS Frankhn S Shoe HW'here College Folks CONHVIERCR, TEXAS Trade ' DPODY .Des BR 'O '1 'vf1n of 5' Ynlvd' I I ri. E1 if .N Li I :fs y. r-' 7 rf I i Wai ,Lf v.. 1. 7, yy, 4 f ,A , .pa 1 ,, an OTHING that you can give those Who are near and dear will please them more than your photographs . . . and with each passing year these treas- ured reeords become more precious. PHOTOGRAPHS LIVE FOREVER . .HOWJJ18 S C'omm1-:law-1 'l',.gX,.XS I Qffxlk mfs 512' V'- Ratio Pri' ng fS15rv1de gfifff' B! 7 2 ERE you see the faces - .. of some of the staffs . L - . 'V of Un1vers1ty ancl College Annuals in eight States who have Clemon- strated their confidence in our service this year. 1 1 And past performance has shown beyond doubt that they are justilcled in believ- ing Leac1ers11ipHanc1 Kraft Builtu to be synonymous. This Annual Printed and Bound by THE Hugh Stephens Press Kraft Built Annuals JEFFERSON CITY, MO. 'Hudu Srevuez-As' KRAF1' Blum' 'H TR DITIONP NW T hW, 1RAIJlTION-illSpil'CS-OV0l'N AQ ' -, ' - g.2f! -f S W E C C -Graf! sum I1 - 1-0 agiyc- lo-Cvcrhyv clolqil - of-llw crlfLr'.1viu1i',-ar-1 -.1 'lhlIllSldkl'Il3 pn ivnl -.1 lcnliun-llml -Ivndx I pI'l'L'iUllS - Lllllllily- lu - hix I J' II W0l'lKIlhlIIS4hiIl 7 . . , So ln'l'nnxwis l' If iw WE INGIQAXAINU umlfxxx I IUI-'I'N1'I-'III nlwwlww :mei x- - A N-IlV1II'xI 'A'k Il' IllNxX ' x x x UQ' 443ZM1114a1f1f'A1 MX' Q ' i S Compliments of HGW7E EHHECO The store that exceeds all others in the sale of shoes and hosiery to the students inE.T. S.T. C. - ' l We appreciate the patronage of the past and solicit the business of both old and new students in the future. HOW HOEC . V l CCWe Fit the Feet COMMERCE, TEXAS i lf A l P i L E 7 I l l l'r1,vg1: 209 Q I Ifl QUALITY AND SERVICE PEOPLES ICE CO. Coat! Cola' Storage C1012 tzndICE CREAM Cttrbonttted Bottled Bevemgey 5 I 'cG00d and Good For Yozfa 3 M625 Nit-Grape, Soda! C077Zl7ZC'l L'C' fact mm' Woftfltlq' Cb. COIVl'IXfll'IRL'l'I, 'l'lCX.'XS STERLING HART VVIREN HART JOHN HART THE DAILY JDURNAL CGMMERCE, TEXAS By HART BROTHERS, Printers cmd Publishers SCHOOL CATALOGUES, PROGRAMS, GRADE CARDS, STATIONERY COMMERCE A TEXAS COMMERCE UNDERTAKING CO. and AMBULANCE SERVICE WE HANDLE ALL' SIZES DF GLASS I AND D0 EXPERT PICTURE FRAMING PHONE 42 COMMERCE, TEXAS Wi? PeP9qvnd Bugs 'Tv Abihz ne 'ECi':O'Af A Quad Ff 'fgzkiwlg' FG-S71 We Mag? A2 Q :Seo , S A I A On Si'rn,?7fyf?,?r5 .5',?Q'?.S':.f3.?fI ,.,,..,.,....,, I 11151: Zll TEXAS and Your Future Graduates this year are fortunate in enter- ing the business and domestic life of Texas in a period which is witnessing' the greatest progress of their State. Long an exclusively agricultural State, Texas has stepped out to build within her borders industries suited to her resources-mineral and agricultural-in order that the growth of the last decade may go forward with even greater momentum The Texas Power E3 Light Company be- lieves that Texas is to develop rapidly and that the future prosperity of Texas lies in the development of cotton textile mills and other industries. This company is always in readiness to assist in the growth of towns and cities of which it is a part. The latest addition to the power syteru of this company is the Trinidad generating sta- tion, on the banks of the Trinity River in Henderson county, which is shown in the accompanying illustration. The two smoke stacks reach 390 feet in the air, the highest in the Southwest. This power plant and other plants in the Texas Power E5 Light Company electric transmission system were built to provide the kind of service which large industrial customers demand, and also supply home and' business houses with an abundance of electric energy. Texas Power E5 Light Co, Providing for the Texas of Today Planning fo-r the Texas of Tomorrow get 0 o HHH CD iff'- f,,A- ,.. ,J .,?, QW? ,f TQ ' K ff -J q -ei , H4-xx My xx! ,A 2520?-Q0 I 4 g l I F ti ,..... 4 -...J 1 ::Q 1 2 l g 1 z ' I t , 4 l J ii, 14-Q. J- w ,gnf ,-e.,,, M I ---'-E It E Q S ic s S :af 3' 'P A Tv 7 A' - P yy' S N ' xll K J I f I t x ll. ' V y ' X' ii bow' Compliments of WE T SIDE PHARMACY E Want to express our sin- cere appreciation for the patronage of the students of E. T. in -the year 1927. Also We solicit the business ol the stu- dents of the future. When in Cornrnerce, come to see us. We are always at your service. . WEST IDE PH RMACY Hfust et Little Better Servteev PHONE 96 g-gyklif.-0 Q., - STATE BANK of COMMERCE E CQMMERCE, TEXAS 'F' CAPITAL ..... 550 ,OOO OO THE GROWING BANK OF PERSONAL SERVICE TT! OFFICERS E. E. MALONEY .... 11 127 nf W. H. CHADWICK . . I1 If fd nf J. 0. WHEELER . . . 116 11 za' nf C. C. APPERSON . I 1 11 JNO. D. MITCHELL . I 1 fznf C 1 In 1 5-:l STATE BANK of COMM ICRCIQ jWl, l7'I,O1'7' l'xI'lfI'l'C1f ,R1',w'1'rw' Shvvffzzz IT PAYS T0 BUY ' AT WOHEELEIVS DRUG STORE The REXALL Store I r R Y T QUALITY GOODS CORRECT PRICES COURTEOUS TREATMENT Z gnffy Hizvf f ' ' R 1 X , ' ' ,I I ' ' ' ,. , . . . T ., ,.,.....T ,, K , 1 I fr: 215' A DEPARTMENT STORE Mm, Woman and Children A SELLING HIGH-CLASS MERCHANDISE AT POPULAR PRICES A Special attention is given to the re- quirements of students and teachers IJ -ll B Q Xco-MDANw'i Tfze FIRST NATIONAL BANK COMMERCE, TEXAS Established 1889 ' SAFE :: CONSERVATIVIE :: D15P13ND,x1a11 Solieits your business, VVlICtl1Cl' large or small I W. B. D1cj1c14N1-:'1 1', l,f.fv'.l.l.fjIv,'f1f D. N. llmuzn.-xx'1-1, f.irJ.Vf!1.r'7 VISIT THE HIPPODROME THE TRE Coininereelv Popular Ptaee of Ainnseinent Presenting only ther.-best the movie rntrket aifords. As better pictures are produced, We show them. This theatre has been the favorite with college students. We Want Yon With Us iWe Strive to Please H. A. Ufawkef' Athletefj. Their Favorite Gavne lJN,5M6,nt - , , ' , . . COBB HAWKES Vice-Prefident and fefter V. . HAPPY JACK MORRIS gwwmry , . EBB CURRIN QPOMO, . , . BABY MANNING Corresponding Secretary . . RICI-IARD SHERRILL Rgfmm, ' . l . FATHAW BROWN 1 IIZI7 4 L A5 asv-RZ M!! -- ,,,..,, -W F'5 ' W9 V , 5'2rxfn.Q. Pc2-fade , . QL'-byaryb I-'o7Z'?f V9 Uidlezwy 'Memfa we 6'-wma ,heya Offrf-0 VV'-35? 7-filters CDor'z' ASK an flow 5-.Z-cK14f 9909 We L-my Tm? 7'!1i'KLP 12,36 A COLLEGE STUDENTS LETTER HOME No Mon No Fun Your Son THE REPLY- E How Bad Too Sad' Your Dad if ,Q 4 4