El Paso High School - Cometeer Yearbook (El Paso, IL)

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3. I , , M, .a U t. ' ' it . . A, .f 5 .V , . vi. . S- , f , I , Q., '1 it K . mit., ' 'xv 1, W ,, 3 Q Xi gil up M if 'f' A R N M8 'gf N , - fi ,S , K ' i X i L. W. MCCONACHIE W. D. PATRICK MARY DEWEY North Texas State Teachers North Texas State Teachers Cafefefia College College Attendance B. S., Industrial Art W :,.,J! t: st .. REV. - . W sg 4 x . i' MARIE STAMPS Baylor University A. B., Spanish DORA DUPREE University of Texas B. S., Science HELEN OLDHAM Baylor University A. B., English ANNIE L. HARPER University of Texas B. A., Latin LEONA ELLIOTT Vanderbilt University B. A., English . ' I . X Alf.ft,V x , fs i haha ANNE KELLY University of Texas B. A., Mathematics LUCILLE SHAVER University of Missouri A. B., Mathematics J- D. OSBORNE MATHILDE ALONZO Baylor University Univ. of San Sebastian, Spam B. A.: M. A., Mathematics A- B Spanish LOLA TIGNER S. University of Arizona B S B. A., English R. P. TAPPER RUTH PERRY WEIIQSIY I University of Missouri B. A., Commercial B, S., Eggngmicg

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rm v 4 Mrs. Byrnes, Registrar ' I 9 The Office hath charms to waft away our wrong inclinations and start us in the way of a prosperous life. It is the first part of the schbol to which the new student is introduced. Tosome it may seem a fearful place to enter, for an office has an important sound at- tached to itg but to others it means a place to secure help and adkfice. Our feeling of friendship for the office increases as we live and learn. It is there that much is done by lvlrs. Byrnes and Mrs. Aycock to clarify uncertainties and lessen perplexities. To talk to Mrs. Byrnes, our Registrar and Business Administrator, is to become acquainted with a sweet smile, a brilliant mind and a willingness always to lend a helping hand. She can say no as pleasantly as she says yes, and if you're interested, she never fails to balance the credit and debit columns of all irregular finances. lvlrs. Aycock, assistant to Mr. Jones, is ever on hand to assist you with difficulties also. Any little favor, she is willing to do it for you. We believe we have considerable justification in saying this, for Mrs, Byrnes and Mrs. Aycock have been very patient and under- standing with the entire Spur Staff. E221

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M -a 5 'K' P ,ai Q s MRS- BUCKNER MAMIE LYLES LENA BEHRMAN B. W. TAPPER SU' R055 Sfafe Te3ChefF College Louisiana State University of Texas Stout Institute B. A-. COYYHTIGYCIZ-ll Library B. B. A., Commercial Industrial Arts E. P. WARREN ' H- 4, . .ft uf , gli 4 .N , . '32 ' ' .i , , gli, VK, ,aonaa LEILA OLIVER University of Texas University of Michigan M. A., History MARJORIE THOMPSON North Teachers College, Va. B. A., English B. S., Science EULA HARLACKER Baylor University B. A., Art JEANNF My QANK FLORENCE BRADY Un'K'5Ky 'E raagow University of California ' HS 'S A. B., M. A., History i241 '- . 4 Q 'c I Sn . V rs,n , , . , . ,f VERNON HILL Baylor Universitv Ph. B., History L ' ' 7 ui 13 5 .v 4 X Q wr P5255 xx Xa sax E 2 ' .55 YE 3 s , si , s x 253.1 ss X .525-sr f at 5 435 5 2 s x :T NORA WARD Baylor University Ph. B., English FRED BAKER CHARLEE KELLY North Texas State Teachers University of Texas College Columbia B. S., Manual Training B. A., Mathematics CATHERINE FLYNN University of Texas A. B., Mathematics REBECCA COFFIN New Mexico State Teachers College A. B., Mathematics