Era High School - Hornet Yearbook (Era, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1949 volume:

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K. McClendon, who has stood by us through the joys and sorrows of our four high school years, in dedication of the 1948-49 Hornet. We have learned to love him and regard him as a faithful, unselfish leader. We hope he may realize our devotion to him through this dedication. ' f ' J S . .lfhfi-N ' ' Y ull'-1' 5, SIL . : Sw., Fr. ' ' . -41 train 4-fl l F .T IE, :nk i ayv lii E' . i .f-.vi-ff -2511 rp: 93: 5 5 1,1 , T-H' ff , . f 1 ' 1' 5 E .,..e!A.f fa 'ifltlnff ,J rg ' 5-. .' 1 uf- fm 1 H Q' 1:-ii. 141.-i 1 1- ' 261 , 1 -iff-1 fu, ' ' 4 ' -,-JJ, -'2'- 4 vm ,X-cv . ,g 4 li, . , 4 ,.,gm ., , J. ,X ,.':i' fzggg ff .,.l. . ., x J.. .-'v E 4 ,, ., 4 56? si: Q - V . A 1Vf- H13 A J. IL 5 1 Q 55. tlif a q ag , W H. Q. , ' aj:- '3 'Q E-453 E-iii ,gllffiz 34' N ,g 1,w.m.g-.l A P., Q- e l kg, , ,Q -ea, v . - ' '1 -1' X :. 2 ,kifffg . 2' il' -K-, ,Y . ,. , .. . kffpii -A' f 7'mSff?: rw--V . M. '1-bw' ' ' im' :E'i34r'7i,'f f .1-W' Nl - g!5ili3aFf5'F in , ,aifkql-.sgz 1-1 t 'Z 5' il! . 1 .. 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Advisor .............. .....Pat Masten .......Syb1e Felker Larry Kilmer Johnny Agee .Winston Roach Tommy Masten Barbara Bragg Louise Parsons .Bobbie Masten .Carl Ray King C. M. Estes ,,:.! 1 . w - x f L. BQ' 2, S' -uflnfl' 'L- i 'VF'-5:.fgifI' .- -V . r'iPgf-,- . 'mg-, gjvu WF:-5 1 f 1-1-,. Q Ei-121 Q1 ,- .Q .., A D IYX N cfs - -51970-i 'ZO- Mrs. Mrs Mrs. Mrs. lg , Vw , M- r. 'X A f ' 1 1 . '..'Y , ,sf A , 5 If ' 559. af W 1' . 1 . A. gf FACULTY Watts .... ...... H ome Economics Mrs. Hudspeth ...... .... 3 rd gl 4th Estes .... ..... C ommercial Mr. Cason ..... .... A griculture Roberson ..... .... E nglish Miss Anderson ..... .. ..... lst Sz Znd Christian ..... ................. 5 th 8: 6th Mr. Estes ........ .. .... Coach 8: Principal C. K. McC1endon ...... D .... Superintendent 4 Q R S SENIORS SYB LE BAL THROP CRYSTEL PEARCE RY BORN KIRBY DOUGLAS SELBY BETH MOORE WANDA DICKMAN ALVINA SMITH IUANITA SAMEK TOMMY MASTEN CHARLES SAMEK ,5 Q? Sn nfmwf- N, f 1 - K ai, r R9 3 141 WINSTON ROACH HUGH BENTLEY NETTIE KIRK PAT MASTEN .TOYCE COLLIER JOHNNY AGEE SYBLE FELKER BARBARA BRAGG LAURA LEE BRANDON BETTY JUNE BERRY LARRY KILMER 2193? A 'P 5 2? le 5 'Sv 5 -- K mi: PW f1pf5Qfiszyi,g:3fQ?+zi ' Xi, 2Qs1gge?gwi i Wsmf Q1 If-is Y H ,ww ge, W, ,swf QQ-M . . - , N -A ?yfg?fa5QGfQf? - Q -mf -ifsgif , 1, ' I A , -Alf ' H'-zu ?i?gfz2'gsfjQ',:g,,QQ - :J ,- g Y . 'wig K . nf A' CLASS WILL We, the Class of 1949, leave this our last will and testament to our faith- ful followers: Nettie Kirk Uerkj wishes to leave part of her blondness to the high school red-head, Margaret Rolls. Wanda Dickman QBabe Ruth, leaves her love for J. C. to Fay King and any- one she can catch to give it to. Johnny Agee QLujackl leaves his reading Coach's newspapers to Joe Samek. Patsy Masten fPatl leaves her letter writing to Louise Paschal. Beth Moore fBessieJ has left yet, already vunce, ---------- school. Ryborn Kirby lSquirbyj leaves his Well, how come? to anyone who can say it as innocently as he. Syble Felker KStinkyl leaves her test-typing to Emogene Smith. Hugh Bentley lHughbuchJ leaves his disinterest in class to anyone silly enough to try to get by with it. Sybil Balthrop QFatl leaves her slimness to Fat Maughan. Alvina Smith fBenal leaves her quietness to Sarah Siegmund. Winston Roach fTinkJ leaves his aggravating the girls to anyone brave enough to try it. Juanita Samek fNitaJ leaves her teasing to Vernell Belz. Crystal Pearce fBashfull leaves her yelling in the hall to Charles Dick- man. Tomxny Masten QTubbyJ leaves his weight to Wayne Berry. Laura Brandon fLu-Lul leaves her shortness to Paul Lucas. Betty Berry fMamaJ leaves her spiking on the volley ball team to Edith Wilson. Charles Samek fSamekl wants to leave ---------- Period! Douglas Selby fDougl leaves his good nature to Harold Taylor. Larry Kilmer QPappaJ leaves his vim, vigor, and vitality to 'I'homas Hunter. Joyce Collier Uoythl leaves her silliness to D. E. Sherrill. I, Barbara Bragg, fBabsl leave my dirnple to Carl Henderson. We, the Senior Class, leave our unity to the Junior Class: our love to the Sophomores, fespecially the boysl: and our pity to the Fish, who haven't learned to swim yet. -A if . 1 . , ,. -JL r-:- ...+, -5- :.,? ' ,4. Y i S , 4 14 ,2 Q51 aw. Ya . I ' '1Yf? .1I .fg A . Z V-1 Afrjvl- ,U ,41 .A 12:31 J N' -, '75Iv'7' 4 if- .,g l'-152 7 svlif 55? ff 5 af f-vii' J i :Veg ff 1, ww, I Q f 3 fW?ig'i1 125 ,4 4 ' -'i I Y,-21J,1 E?4, X ' :fx B, -.H z., ' , A I.. ,V ' 1. TH. 1 Z ifi gi pig .223 if N '- f ' f ',,' 13 I ,law N A 157.11 n Q4 f , wx ',. 1.2 W QE. A4 Q A ,awci 5' .l .'5W5!'- H1 I if Q in .. 1 Wfnfb. g w ,Q V- '1.LX,.f'? ,n H Q' , 4173?-1, ,if--72 A 1: j.y3j 1g5g , ' A- ij 1 3 g 1 I WE? fa .-H : jf- Q I 11, gif !-gifs, fr, , . 5 lnifi' E 'E I 1g If 5 , , N ,ful .Q-' . J-'w ..5 - gi , , ,J ,z E ,E Q .kivgi ,f L 'QM-1 :ini-1 !,!iAVL ' v ,I 1 qi, , wi .. 1 ,. 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Charles Samek is still flirting with all the girls: but, even now, he can't find the right one. Laura Brandon is now the head in a cabbage Cannery. fkrautheadl Nettie Kirk will draw straws at noon today to determine whether she will be wed to Jack or Norris tonight. Wanda Diclcman and J . C. will be married on April Fool's Day. Joyce Collier has just been elected cuspidor in a Negro church. Juanita Samek is attending Junior College and running a hot-dog stand in the hall. Sybil Balthrop is now living in La. hiding from--guess who! Winston Roach is running a marble gallery on Kress' corner. Ryborn Kirby has a good crop of cockle burrs for the third consecutive year. Beth Moore has settled down with the Ford that has been in her future for so long. Crystal Pearce is now the owner of Hick's Cafe. Larry Kilmer is trying to sell Calumet Baking Powder with the rising action to the people living in the Flat Creek community. fWe'll have an above sea-level city soon.l Douglas Selby still spends all his spare time, and most of his other time chasing Valley View girls. Pat Masten is waiting for Leonard to come home from over-seas to live with her in down-town Era. Tommy Masten is going to college, where he is still comparing grades. June Berry, who is now Mrs. Kilmer, is home putting candles on a mud pie. Tomorrow is Larry Junior's birthday. 1, Barbara Bragg, am now chief rat chaser in the Muenster Cheese Plant. And, dear friends, this is the prophesied life of each dignified Senior through the year of 1952. O R S : . A xc: f ffl: 1:3 fs qL.jLkI.f1 M1 'f-,II w I .F x ,, ,N ,ec ,. 1. ,IIIIIII . ,g,T.'J '.+ .S ,. xx I. .1 -u I ' If . 1 5 . k . . I . , 4 'F ' 1-'U J H wi w , 1 1 Q ' f , .15-,Arai I I . . . 4, , ,,x, ., A' .Sf 1. - ff Q 2 p Y I 'fx 4 I' .,. I,.TIf,IL,f I -' AI, .. 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GREANEAD JIMMY BUNDY DEMPS KNIGHT BOBBIE MASTEN MAURICE SCOTT HULEN SCOTT DEE CLEMENTS TOMMY RICHARDSON HELEN HUDSPETH LILLIE RIETER CALLIE SUTTON Patsy Miller Dale Berry Margaret Rolls Ross Bragg Charley Enderby Wayne Berry Dorothy Rainey X ru, i E113 71,4 L-'fl 9' 'fam 'fp .-. . 31-- J .rn - -, .,w .gm . V 1 . - . ffl 2 , . M ' A I li - ' . -ff' frfiff'-33x Q Z J, lE'3J'T!1'Q ' 1' Sg,f Q:Z Zi X Ei' 1: 3 Q'- n , . - we 2-dw-ww 1 ' k A 4?j!lf:51il:.a - ii.iy'3'A T fs-2 ' , J 1, ' 1 my HY .sfiaiifrfls gif' fr U w 1 . n 71 gf -igzignf w- ,L KI-.,.:,-X -H , N J ,- . bfi- 'ffiifrli 1-'Hur n 5 i-I M N C C X.. ii Ji J l FRESHMEN Vernell Belz Joe Samek Jimmy Christian Carl Ray King Della Samek James Eastin Charles Dickman Carl Henderson G. A. Maughans Willie Clampitt Fay King Carl Ford Johnny Wilson D. E. Sherrill Elbert Rosson Herbert Belz G R A D E 3 .gV, '- SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADES First row: Marcie Mitchell, R. D. Cross, Ioyce Scott, Dorthy Sherrill, Leonard Rieter, C. E. Hudspeth, Rae Ann Stephenson, Nora Io Christian. Second row: Pierson Collier, Donald Kirby, Kent McCarey, Evelyn Young, Rita Wylie, Mary Ann Agee, Leroy Belz, Shirley Brown. Third row: Sally Berry, Lorene Young, Wayne Selby, Max Lewis, Louise Sherrill, Cleo Chaney, Truman Cowling, Roger Roberson. Fourth row: Beverly Eastin, Ruby Alexander, Olena Rosson, Leonard Lewis, Finis Masten. Q Fifth row: Patricia Gregory, Ruth Croucher. FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADES Mrs . Christian, Teacher First row: Billy Eason, Nancy Patterson, Mary George Wilson, Billy Puckett, Odel Grenead, .Timmy Pearce, Geroga Mae Wilson, Perry Pearce. Second row: Harold Brown, Fern Henderson, Patsy Lewis, Wesley Sherril, Walter Cowling, Fredreacka Baucom, Winford Sherrill, Dorthy Kope. Third row: Betty Lewis, Mildred Rieter, Dean King, Loveta Sherrill, Zelta Bennie, Lagatha Bearden, Paul Smith, J'oe Frank Berry. Fourth row: Margaret Enderby, Nancy Brown-, Bobby Anderson, Margaret Faye Cooley, Annineta Branch, Edward Eastin, Jerry Hudspeth, June Bragg. Fifth row: Reece Ann Trew, Violet Belz, Harold Wilson, Johnny Left- wich, Tommy Fenley, Wanda Welch, Judy Chapman, Idell Grenead. - Sixth row: Geryl Alexander, Martha Powell, Charles Southard, Wanda Bragg, Betty Vann, Jimmy Houton, Barbara Myers, Deloris Samek. fi ' ? 'Tu ,, 4 T3 Lg! n if THIRD AND FOURTH GRADES Mrs. Hudspeth, Teacher V First row: Charles Parsons, James Smith, Joyce Cooley, David Cross, Anna Belz, Larry Patterson, Ann English, Jerry Young. Second row: Eddie Brown, Betty Wylie, Margaret Seigmund, Clayton Wilson, Paul Berry, Marvin Rieter, Pat Welch, Vonnacile Bearden. Third row: Frank Collie, Jimmy Taylor, Sharon Cowling, Wilburn Mit- chell, Betty Southard, Ruth Ann Kindiger, Ross Sutton, Parker Yarbrough. Fourth row: Frank Benny, Max Alexander, Jane Bragg, Jerry Cotten, Clifton Cowling, Eva Scott, Billy Vann, Tommy A-gee. Fifth row: Ronny Cowling, Thomas Morrow, Bobby Chapman, Billy Droz. FIRST AND SECOND GRADES Miss Anderson, Teacher First row: Virginia Popejoy, Buddy Reece, Carolyn Collier, Pat Knight, Ben Cowling, Kay DeBorde, Lee Lewis, Nancy Knight. Second row: Don Fenley, Patsy Drozd, Janice Berry, Sue Cowling, Johnny Popejoy, Bill Estes, Wanda Cason, Mary Ann Rieter. Third row: Joe Kindiger, Carroll Lewis, Bill DeBorde, Larry Cotten, Philip Bragg, Patricia Croucher, Linda Kay Segraves, Hurman Tatum. Fourth row: Peggy Collie, Jerry Lewis, Pearline Stapp, Larry Mitchell, Glen Scott, Fred Morris, Daniel' Belz. F A V O I 'r is S LAURE LEE BRANDON DONALD GREGORY FAVORITES RYBORN KIRBY JOAN LEWIS SX. X if f ' ix -lu. ' , , 'AQ '-Q35 Q, -in 5 V LQ , rn f -4 J V-Q X W ,E ., 1 f m. .- .Sf 1 J., up Q, lv . 'W ' .Q - V-Sm 'v XXEQQ' FAVORITE Q92 f l CALLIE SUTTON JAMES LEWIS CARL HENDERSON FAY KING c Q F O R 'r C Q 7 SEASON'S RECORD The Era Hornets of Era High School started their season at home taking a good 18 to 7 game from the heavier Collinsville eleven. It being the first game for both teams, several mistakes were made but the Hornets were in complete control all of the way. The second game was also played at home against the Alvord Bulldogs. Both teams showed strong ground games, but runs of 60, 58, and 30 yards f.or touchdowns made the score Z0 to 0 in Era's favor. The third game was at Pilot Point where the big and fast Pilot Point team completely swept the Hornets off their feet. The Bearkats won 33 to 0. The fourth game at Boyd was one of Era's best games. The score was 6 to 6, penetrations were the same at two each, but the Hornets led in first downs 15 to 9. The fifth game at home against Sanger was close all the way with Era on top with everything but the score. Sanger won 13 to 7. The sixth game at Bryson was won by Bryson 33 to 7. The Hornets started slow and made the Bryson boys a gift of Z7 points in the first half before the Hornets came back to score 7 points to 6 for the Bryson team in the last half. The seventh game with Lewisville at home was very close. The score at the half was 0 to 0, but three freak touchdowns gave the Farmers a 19 to 0 victory. The eighth game at Bridgeport was a run-away by the superior Bullies 47 to 0. The Bullies went to the Regional Championship game before meeting defeat. The ninth game at home with St. Jo was played in a fog and the Panthers walked off with a 48 to 0 victory. The last game was played at Valley View with the Eagles. The game was played in bitter cold, and the spirits of both ball clubs were chilled. The Eagles played a superior ball game and won 1-9 to 6, but the Hornet! were in the ball game until the- final whistle. A ERA'S ROSTER FOR 1948 The following boys are the boys who carried the Black and Gold of Era into the games of the 1948 season: Johnny Agee, Ryborn Kirby, Tommy Mas- ten, Larry Kilmer, Charles Samek, Donald Gregory, Tommy Hunter, Dale Berry, Bill Beard, James Lewis, Wayne Berry, Maurice Scott, Hulen Scott, Dee Clements, Charles Enderby, Tommy Richardson, Demps Knight, W. B. Grenead, Delrno Wylie, Jimmie Christian, James Easton, Elbert Rosson, Carl Henderson, D. E. Sherrill, Johnny Wilson, Hubert Belz, Charles Dickman, Willie Clampitt, .Toe Samek, Carl Ray King, and managers Norman Fellers and Harold Taylor. In , 'M 1 1 l f - 1 4 iw I 's H1 5 iii: A BASKETBALL AND VOLLEYBALL Laura Lee Brandon, Betty June Berry, Callie Sutton, Helen Hudspeth, Wanda Dickman, Nettie Kirk, Betty Lou Puckett, .Toan Lewis, Nelda Stevenson, Emogene Smith. I l Johnny Agee, Dee Clements, Paul Lucas, Elbert Rosson, Tommy Masten Carl King, Dale Berry, Norman Fellers, Donald Gregory, Wayne Berry SGW! .leczdae LAURA LEE BRANDON PAT MASTEN BARBARA BRAGG BETTY BERRY SYBLE FELKER 'r 1 v 1 'r I S 4 27 ' -it ,M C D0 'fx .. Cheval Cl u L 77,4 775-4 ,M. . fr -ir- fi 114 .i , , 1 1 :- wi 'ima' 5-Q' v w Q. CARL FORD EMOGENE SMITH SWEETHEARTS ...........President ......Vice-President ...........Secretary ........Treasurer F.H.A. OFFICERS F.F.A.OFFICERS Advisor-Maggie Beth Watts Advisor-L. W. Uason Pat Masten ..... ......... P resident Donald Gregory .... Beth Moore ....... .... V ice-President Dale Berry ........ Barbara Bragg .... ......... S ecretary Delmo Wylie ........ Wanda Dickman ...... .... T reasurer Charles Enderby ..... Louise Parsons Reporters Paul Lucas ,..,,, Joan Lewis Patsy Miller .... Emogene Smith .... . ...Song Leader .........Pianist Norman Fellers ...... .............Reporter ....Par1iamentarian Hulen Scott .......... ................ S entinel Carl Henderson .... ................ Historian Johnny Wi1,son.... W. B. Greanead. . 2nd Vice-President 3rd Vice-President Z ,- 2 o 1 .W pg 1we 11, 1 r Q??'f.1 CQ. f. r ,,:3f'g ,, 3' p ,si-i L1 EFT Jw! A .L 91 If .4 Q 1. . k X fi i 1 'i Bottoms IE!! Dots Helena Football Banquet What, A figure ? ? ? ? OOH-LA-LA Queen 81 Football Captain Reckon they're learning any Algebra? Four goofy people ---------- Pocahontas, Howdy IC e fl think, Have a bite ? Bathing Beauty ? ? ? ? .Hg 'r .' - ' i . if naa- : , - wi 3-421ff5f:? . 2L,Y1'6.E1T'?: -gi'-fn5Q:::A. ,t A L L .. 1.15, 1 AH? X Q fi' 3 ,, 6 M fl'-' 21 -94, ' L 'fb QE ,fa 455 vfi ji: , -iii: 1 ,Q 41 'N EY? Ji-ft ,fp Q. ,H r 'Q' I 'iii H6- 1371 That tree has a little ice on it. Cheer-up boys l- What's so funny, Coach? Don't lean too hard, Bill. Now, now girls!! Coca Cola .... No doubt. Going somewhere, Syble? Oh! wasn't she sweet...ther1. Beth, why the sad look? Look at the birdie. V! Frecklesl Nobody but a Senior could make a face like that. Come on in. The water's fine Going somewhere ? Cheer-upl Four typical seniors. Look at that pepsodent smile. Smile! Wanda. Dorothy Smith Is that good, Johnny? ml 'H Q 'gg M, , 'S' ...M f 1 iii 5, , ' 14, .al Leaping Lucas 40. Speedy Baby Sock it hard, .Laura 41. Speedy in civilian clothes You tell urn C.M. 42. What are we looking at? Gaby makes two 43. What are we doing, kids? Come up charging ll 44. FEETII Monkeys. Huh? ? ? 45. Agee fLujackJ Senior class officers 46. Good old E.H.S. A hen party? ? ? 47. Larry Dale 48. THE THREE MUSKETEERS A W D v R 'r 1 3 I N G ju 3. 11 M I, Af 4, IL 1, 1, A ' 3 1. Humble Oil se Refining Q 5 A S Company A T. C. 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PEITZCKER A GAINESVILLE 45 .4 4 4 4 Q4 4 '4 1. ,4 ,4 W4 W4 W4 4 GROCERY gl MARKET AUTO PARTS Ice Cream, Pop 'And Candy Automotive Parts if 4 4 ', W4 4 4 4' 4 4 4 5 T1 Motor Rebuilders 4 Phone 154W2 4 4 Tools And Equipment 4 4 4 4 4 1 1:5 We Appreciate Your fi Q 9 E 208 North Dixon-Phones 630-631 ig 4 C 4 4 4 ,4 Business 5? Gainesville, Texas ' 4 4 I4. 4 4 14 4 4 4 4 ,4 A s 5 QE 9 gf Gamesvllle Natlonal Bank B. A. Dillard ....... .......... P resident 5 I. A. Smoot ....... ..... V ice-President TE LeRoy Robinson ...... ................ C ashier .4 55 5 A. I. Fipp ............ ....... A ssistant Cashier Q ' 5 Edwin Alexander ............ Assistant Cashier Ai 9 4 4 I4 4 4 4 4' '4 45 '. 14 4' ,4 4g 4 4 4, 1, 3,-,-,-,.,.,,.,.,,.,.,.,.,.,.,,.,L1Y,7,K,.,.,.,.,.,,.v.,,,,.,7,7,,L.,.,.,,,,,,.,,.,,,,,.,.,.,,-,.,.,.,,,,,, ,.,,,Y.,,,,, A .... . . . . Y . Y . A, . ,.,,.,.-,W.,,-.,,,,v.,.,.,.,,,.,.-., r 9 n T 4 T 9 H T I 1, T 1 V 4? ,V N ,V V 5 CRYSTAL W. L . BERRY it W GARAGE Hood, Texas 4 We Fix Anything But A Q, 3 Broken Heart. Q 1 if BEST Foon Phones it 5 l Res. 1665W1 Shop 1653W1 ' , Natures Product At E if 9 It., Best G. D. BELL , INSURANCE AGENCY S 9 Dependable Insurance 0fA11 Kinds it 2 X West Side-Square 3: I Gainesville, Texas 5 Phone 442 2 9 si F. E. Schmitz Motor Co. 4 9 Q 5 106 Chestnut Street M M 1 r J . ,V ,L r Ir L M 4 ,I r 1 r 1 ,r ,r ,V W, Phone 187 Gainesville, Texas 51+ QV. 5 9 QV, 5, 51: v 5 BUCKINGHAM ' S PRINTERY V V V 1. 'I V V V if Gainesville, Texas Fine Stationery Wedding And Announcement C ards I V V V V 'V V ,V IV V AV XV V 4 ,V V V NEWLAND FURNITURE COMPANY Everything For The Home 201 North Dixon Street Phone 14 Gainesville, Texas STOP IN AT WILSONS KITCHEN For Home Cooked Food- Malts A Speciality South Side, Valley View 4 5 li Gift Goods 9 f 1E Phone 1 3 1 E V E 2 MILLERS PHARMACY , V V V . V lu 1V . V jx if Fountain Service if Drugs-Prescriptions-Veterinary ij Products 'V V V 'V 5 EE Valley View Texas 4 65 V V 1 E QE Phone 24 KINNE ' S J EWELERS Since 1889 Gainesville Texas I 1? . jr V CHARLEY L. MOORE V gi WATER WELL CONTRACTOR 1V 4V V 4 ELECTRIC PUMPS 8V WINDMILLS E1 P. O. Box 7 Phone 1020-I1 4V V V V Era, Texas lr BOYD Sz BREEDING STUDIO POrtraits-COmn1ercial- Group Pictures 207 North Dixon Street Gainesville, Texas Phone 329 2 2 10 7'0 -0 4-0R01 4016102 91 91 1 5' 9 1 1 9 g'f '0'0K?'011050G7 -0 11? -f00N0I9'010 L09 9 35 1 if ichols Motor Company 1 SALES SERVICE A 12 Chevrolet And Only Chevrolet Is First--First For 14 Years 1 1 Goodyear Tires For Cars, Trucks, And Tractors 51 ' Q 31 Texaco Gas And Oil N Norge Refrigerators-Stoves And Washers-G. E. Radios 5 Mechanical Work Of All Kinds-Front End Allignment 9 1: 1: 4 1 4' 4, 31 With A john Bean Visualiner 1 Phone 4 Valley View, Texas QE 11 11 9 1 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '49 35 41 1 I 1 1, J 1 1, 1, 1 1 fi TRUDY ' s CUNNINGHAM 1 FLOWER sHoP sTUD1o 9 1 phone 1212 P012Z2Zii'S51?Ln13512cia1 ii Gainesville, Texas Q gg 155 Q Flowers For All Occasions 1 1 1. 11 1 1 1 1 5 Business Appreciated Gainesville' Texas Phone I807 35 1 BOSLEY ' S 9 CLAYTON CLEANERS 5? 1 sa HATTERS iDRY Goons COMPANY 113-115 Dixon street 112 N' Dixon Street Gainesville, Texas Gainesville, TGXHS 22 GEO. M . GRICE ON YOUR INSURANCE IS LIKE STERLING ON SILVER 2 2 2 if 2 Phone 73 Q Gainesville Texas 2 if ' . For ii Good Shoes I con-ecteiy Fitted 2 Go To 9 FARRAR ' S SHOE STORE 5 107 W. California-Gainesville 52 2 WATTS BROTHERS 'I 'I 2 42 +I I 'I 42 'U 'J' S 0 o-I 3 S3 'U . 2 fs I M Q '2 5 5' I :. X N ff I A 8 1' , 1- CD Q Z 1, - 5 A Q 1 .. o Q 3 :P 25 cn O rn 2 F4 cn on ca ca STANSBURY ' S Plumbing-Heating-Water Well Supplies and Service Gainesville, Texas Phone 128 KEN.E. H EAT H PERSONALIZED LIFE INSURANCE SERVICE 206 E. California St. Phone 67 DUSTINS For The Best In School And Office Supplies 108 East California St. Phone 77 Gainesville, Texas LEWIS AND MASTEN GARAGE 1 H Phone 23-W-1 Era, Tex. 6 '0w0A0ff0f0 40407 105905 102101 2 5 6 9 2 2 2 2 2 2 CONGRATULATIONS Tyler And Simpson Wholesale Grocers iii i I V if rg g' v b Y ,J :I rbi , Q' list 1' ' U' X ' ,Q Q!-git Gainesville TGXHS Visit LATHAM COLONIAL S HELPY-SELFY-STORES RESTAURANT For Gainesville ------- Valley View The Very Best In Food J! DICKERMAN , f PHARMACY l 'F 115 East California Street q v Phone 142 Gainesville, Texas Gainesville Texas 5 9 W COLD DRINKS ICE CREAM 1 91 1 5 1 9 1. 41 1 1 1. 11 '0 91 . Jack A1eXander'S Grocery Groceries And General Merchandise 1 ll 4? 1' 1 I 1' 1 1 1' 41 , Your Merchant And Friend Phone 154-I-1 Era, Texas LEACH HUNEYCUT1' AUTO SUPPLY JEWELRY STORE 1 1 1 5 tt . 1' 1 1 4, 1, ,X 1 1 1 217 North Commerce St 11,2 North Commerce Street is 1 1: it 1 1: 1' lr jr Phone 105 Phone 231 Ei 9 Gainesville Texas Gainesville Texas :Q 2' 1' Ar 1 1 COMMERCE STREET 1 1 H EH. SALES 1 it STORE if 212 East California sf. Biggest l-lttle Stefe In if Gainesville ' ' 4 1 Phone 300 Gainesville Texas Gainesville, Texas 1 '1 1! 1, '1 '1 1 1 1 1 I' LLLL MLULLW,,,,,,-,,,,i.l,.,.,.-,-,,,.... ..... -.-YHA ...... -.,-,-.-.-,-.-,-,-.-.-.-.-E'P 0 10'0'0K7101'0'0' '0' -01 '1?10N0K?'010 CONGRATULATIONS FROM Valley View National Bank 5 S! Valley View Texas CONGRATULATIONS See From D. L. PERRYMAN For THE FIRST STATE Groceries and Help- Yourself Washateria Phone 1101-W1 Hood Texas BANK Gainesville, Texas JOE LEFTWICH Don't Let Your Hair Grow, Have It Cut By The Barber Joe Gainesville, Texas Magnolia Petroleum Company I. R. Evans Agent sl I-e '!2..bi.!ei1 Phone 150 Gainesville T DE LUXE CLEANERS JACK BENTLY' S AND HATTERS 311 East California Gainesville 72-Ph '72 E T xas l 1 1 3 l 1 H01' -'01 620801470 0401 10N0H0' -H01 -'0 b. UNIVEIQSITV SUDDLY 84 EQUIPMENT CG. l-liqlw Scl1ool oncl College Annuals Nloclieq Slveel alll. Wovlh , T 1 , , . -L' . -l.X1'?1,.' Jia - 1' - X' . 1: ,- 5528,- 'c,.,,. J::s.,'- K . 5 - 'QP an 'M E TQ? f- vin- .. .L , NTLK' .V , ,..s., . 1321. 1 . V FE, E, . .qw -fff ,.f. 5 -tv. 4 -a 465 W w .,,,, -w ,nl NNW ,, Q , V , .,., , Q . vi 'I' 90 'WU Wx A v h Vg , I I .,.X, Q jimi, ig V? A3 9 y wa Q . my . ,H T' 1, i, V 5 W., 35551. kg ' fvm 4 wi , -M.: , , 5 . 1. 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