Fabens High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Fabens, TX)
- Class of 1930
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But final judgment being as it may, We doubt not that there will be some one that is disappointed-with them we shall sufferg and, too, we hope there are some who will be pleased-with them we shall find our enjoyment. We leave our work in your hands, for your criticism-for your approval. The Cotton Boll 555555 5555 55 Spanish Number Volume I Fabens High School PAGE FOUR TO SUPERINTENDENT M. D. LAKEY Because of his sterling character, his superiority of intel- lect, his mastery of all situations, and his ever untiring efforts to make Fabens High School a bigger and better school, We, the Senior Class of Nineteen hundred thirty, lovingly dedicate the first edition of the Cotton Boll to our Superintendent and friend, M. D. Lakey. M. D. LAKEY, B. A., Superintendent PAG E FIVI fviif NV x ! Xb ,M Kin Wx' I 11' gg!! 91 xl Vx by Wx fx c f! ,W ffvs el?.gx::7lT ff!! X 'fx hs 4 f ff f ,ff gg J IBN f ff X 4l,k , K --...MF ,, , JZ H I d X' NA X X- - .1 V --- - W 1' s- HBX 55: 5 fail' X ' 4, il- V FACULTY PAGE ETGIIT ETHEL L. CORNISH, B. A. Principal, Mathematics Graham High School East Texas State Teachers College Major-Spanish B. W. QUINN, B. A. History and Science Athens High School Baylor University Major-Education and English MAVIS ANN SMITH, B. A. English Plainview High School A VVayland College Baylor University Major--English and History MARY ALICE DANIEL, B. A. Spanish and Physical Education Cooledge High School Baylor College East Texas State Teachers College Major-Spanish O. O. BELL, B. S. Vocational Education, Chemistry DeLeon High School John Tarleton College A. Sz M. College of Texas Major-Vocational Education MARY DONAGHEY, B. S. Home Economics Bonham High School College of Industrial Arts Major-Home Economics PAGE NINE PAGE TEN WHY I TEACH SCHOOL Miss Cornish: To demand excuses for tardies and absences. Miss Smith: For the satisfaction derived from talking pupils into a state of peaceful repose. Miss Daniel: To dismiss for lunch row by row to avoid some- one's being killed in the rush. Mr. Bell: To teach is to learn. Mr. Quinn: 'fTo make children happy by giving outlines. Miss Donaghey: To witness the pleasure that the foods stu- dents derive from washing dishes. WHY I TAUGHT IN FABENS Having been asked to write something for the Annual, in my meager way I wish to express my appreciation of Fabens and this great western country. The two years preceding nineteen and thirty I taught at Asherton, Texas, a town about the size of Fabens. It is located about one hundred and twenty miles from San Antonio in the garden district of Texas. Though my school work was pleasant and I made friends whom I shall ever cherish, the climate was too hot, and I wish- ed to teach in the romantic West. My desire was fulfilled when I was elected at Fabens. I can truthfully say that I have never had as pleasant a year's work as this yearis has proved. The highways bordered by magnificent trees, the glorious sunsets, the purple moun-' tains, and the Spanish atmosphere are sources of delight, es- pecially so to one just coming to this part of Texas. I have came in close contact with pupil and patron and have formed friendships which I can never forget. I am looking forward to the coming year at Fabens and have found hope of even a more pleasant year's work. -ETHEL CORNISH. IV' I oxtw-LQ CE D C 33 gif X ,fin so ' 4 ' NU 'gk Qi. 9 U Ser.. xy, 9, N' 4 Ia- lk ., fini , A J U 0 ts x ' I 5450 - N l L X , ' H N XM X ' 'nw- FAGL. FLEX l PAGE TWELVE GWEN BREEDING Half Pint Secretary of Senior Class If business interferes with plea- sures to 'ell with business. Extemnoraneous Speaking '30 Essay VVriting '30 WOODROW MCKINNEY Scottie President of Senior Class A girl in the arms is worth two on the phone. Declamation '28-'29, '29-'30 Football '28, Track '28, ROSE RANCICH Rosie All work and no play is not the life for me. Basketball '28-'29, Senior Spelling '30, Volley Ball '30 jr M: :wqexfrerxafn-'g' ,.,.,,wf ,ra RAMONA VASQUEZ Mona Treasurer Senior Class Good nature spells success Volley Ball '30 CARL LAMBERT Puffey Ile can grow with the weight of the world on his shoulders. Sanderson - Football '26-'27,-'28 Basketball '26-27, '27-28 Fabens-Football '29, Basketball '29-'30, Track ,ao MARGARET NEUMANN Silence and happiness as she treads Lifels path. Senior Spelling '30 Volley Ball '30 PAGE THIRTEEN THE LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF THE SENIORS OF 1930 VVe, the present class of the Fabens High School, realize we will soon pass from the high school life. Hoping for an easier and more enjoyable life for our successors, the Juniors, and the faculty members, we, the Senior Class of Nineteen Hundred and Thirty, being sound of body and mind do hereby make our last Will and Testament. FIRST, we give, devise, and bequeath to the faculty the memory of, and the desire for, a class of as superior a merit as ours. SECOND, we give, devise, and bequeath our individual earthly possessions as follows: To Mr. Lakey,,our Superintendent, we leave our records of perfect grades and attendances. To Miss Cornish, our Principal, we leave plenty of paper and pencils to check up on tardies and absentees. To Mr. Bell, our Chemistry teacher, we leave pieces of broken test tubes that he may have something to repair the ones broken by our successors next year. To Mr. Quinn, our Economics teacher, we leave our part in the good times had on various picnics. To Miss Smith, our' English teacher, we leave Carlyle's Essay on Burnsv that she may remember the time we spent on it. To Miss Donaghey, our Home Economics teacher, wc leave plenty of charts that she may count her calories each day. To Miss Daniel, our Spanish teacher, we leave our much used Spanish text as souvenirs of our hard study. THIRD, we give, devise and bequeath our individual possessions as follows: VVoodrow McKinney leaves his ability to sympathize with all Scotch writers to Hubert Nunn. Carl Lambert leaves his ability to sleep through all English periods to Frank Magee. Margaret Neumann leaves her pretty eyes' and ability to memorize to Helen Martin. Rose Rancich, known as f'Jackie , leaves her title, the jack Dempsey of Fabens Highv to Cora Beth Bickley. Gwen Breeding leaves her record of Hperfect attendance to Cuca Carbajal. Ramona Vasquez leaves her perfect little mouth and spontaneous temper to Mary Ruth Davis. PAGE FOURTEEN SENIOR CLASS PROPHESY TIME: 1950 I, Rose Rancich, since I have became a famous aviatrix, decided to make a non-stop flight around the world. On the Fourth of July, 1950, as I was getting ready to take off in my aeroplane Tlhe Fabens and while the vast crowd of New York- ers cheered me, a young man dashed out of the crowd yelling, Wait! wait! I want to go, too! I looked around to see who this young man could be and to my surprise it proved to be Mr. VVoodrow McKinney, an old class mate and president of the Senior class of 1930. He asked if I could drop him off in Scot- land to visit his ancestors. As I was on a non-stop flight I told iiim he would have to drop off in a parachute. He was perfectly willing for he was very anxious to learn as soon as possible their famous money saving theory. A few days later I saw him land safely in Scotland, near Edinburgh. I heard over the radio that all kinds of bad weather had been predicted for all over Europe and Asia. I did not want to pass through Africa and I have always had a whim to see Paris so I radiophoned Paris that I would be there about nightfall. Imagine my surprise when all the great people turned out to welcome me, but the greatest was the fact that from a crowd of Bella Donnas stepped Miss Gwen Breeding, who had become a famous Parisian dress designer. She was followed by her famous manequins. I was very anxious for my aeroplane to be overhauled so Miss Breeding told me of Mr. Carl Lambert, who had become very famous in that line of business. I was very glad to see my old class mate but was disappointed in meeting his brunette wife, the Dutchess of Marlborough, as he showed such a preference to blondes during his school days. I was cer- tain he would marry a blonde. A week later I was in my aeroplane and on my way to Mandalay, I was passing over the I-Iymalayas, I saw in the distance two or three volcanoes in eruption. I realized that there was no way to cross so I landed. I saw a little speck in the distance and decided to go over and see what it was. As I near- ed the group I found that it was a group sent out by the Nation- al Geographic Magazine to get pictures of China. I was over- joyed in finding Miss Margaret Neumann off from the crowd painting a picture of the eruption. After talking to her I found that she was chief artist for the National Geographic Magazine and was drawing a thousand a month. Margaret said she wanted me to meet a friend of hers, so she took me into the main tent and imagine my pleasure on see- ing Ramona Vasquez of 1930, who had become the wife of Mr. Marko Laniero, the editor and chief of this wonderful magazine. I stayed with them a few days and continued my journey and landed in New York on July 22, 1950. I am working for the Me'tro-Goldyn-Mayer Co. to perform stunts in their Vitaphone picture. PAGE FIFTEEN Xl l l2l2l2lXlXlXlXI x x'XlxlXlXlXl2lXl2l2l l IXIXIXIXIXIXI lxlxlxnxlxuxlgu lxuzlzlgn IXIXI n l lil, Xu III :Xu lil UXI IXIXIXIXUXIXIXI IXIXIXIZI X':'1'!'!'X Autograph PAGE SIXTEEN IXIZIZIXIZIX ' I ,z x O0 I 09 I .. I DO I I 00 I O0 l .. I 00 I .. I O4 I OO I I DQ I OO I O0 I OO I I I OO I OO I OO I OO I O9 I 99 I O0 I I I OO I O4 I 90 I I O9 I O9 I 00 OO I O4 I OO I 60 I OO I OO I OO O0 I O0 I OO I DO I OO I 66 I 60 I I 54 I OO I OO I 94 I .. I OO I .. I I I O' I OO I OO I O4 I .. I I .. I O0 I 99 I .. . z. 2 l'lXl :Xl J. . ff CX L! XY Hy iii? JUNIORS PAGE EIGHTEEN MARY RUTH DAVIS Frostie Our Whoopee Girl Yell leader '29, Volley Ball '30 Home Economics Club, Cotton Queen 1929, Declamation '30 HUBERT NUNN Butt', A One Woman Man Football '27, '28, Capt. '29, Basket-V ball '28329 Capt. '29,-'30, Track '30, Tennis '30, Declamation '30, Three Baseball '30 Year Letterman Football CORA BETH BICKLEY I don't want your kisses if I can't have your love. Beauty Contest Cotton Boll '30, Basketball '28-'29, '29-'30, Tennis '30, Volley Ball '30 Home Economics Club SAM CRESAP Crippen Wine, Women and Song Football '28, '29, Basketball '28- '29-'30, Track '29, Capt '30, Cotton Queen Escort 1929 Debate '30 CUCA CARBAJAL Our Musician Home Economics Club WILLIE DAVIS Smelly VVise, Witty and Winsome Football '27, '28, 29, Basketball '29-'30, Track '29, '30, Baseball '30 ' PAGE NINETEEN FAGE TWENTY HELEN MARTIN Bill Quiet, Graceful and a Darn Good' Sport Home Economics Club EDMUND O'DONNELL Rach The Ten O'Clock Scholar Football '29, Track '30 Baseball '30 FRANK MAGEE H The Famous Orator Football '28, '29,Basketba11 '27-'28, '28-'29, '29-'30, Track '27, '28, '29, '30, Baseball '30 'gv.w3'lpxgr1'E1l, ff-. Y ' 1 ' fr-i rwfxfy' L' 14. JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY The Junior Class, at the beginning of the school term of 1929-30, number- ed ten-five boys and five girls. Since then one of our members has left school, leaving us nine members. ' The class was organized in October, and Miss Mavis Ann Smith was chosen as sponsor. Hubert Nunn was elected presidentg Willie Davis, vice president: Cora Beth Bickley, secretary: and Mary Ruth Davis, reporter. Climb, Though the Rocks Be Rugged was selected as the class motto, but Together We Stick, Divided We're Stuck was adopted later to express our sentiments more fully toward each other. The Junior Class colors are scarlet and gold. The class flower is the rose. At the beginning of our organization some pulled one Way and some another, so when the question of what should be our class emblem arose no one could decide so the matter was dropped. But this does not hold true of our class now. The Junior Class this year has won a name for itself not only as being one of the jolliest classes in the school, but also a class upon which one could surely depend to put over any entertainment or project. Our chief aim this year has been to secure affiliation in English Three. Whether or not we have achieved this will be determined next year, but we may say this, that even if we do fail, we have tried, and English Three is perhaps one of the rugged rocks mentioned in our motto. Our class is a distinguished class. Almost every member has accomplishi- ed some noteworthy thing which will be history in Fabens High School years from now. Hubert Nunn, our honored president, is captain of both the football and basketball teams. Sam Cresap is an athlete of great value to the school and participates in all sports. He attended both the district and state meets in Track. VVillie Davis is the school cartoonist. His decided talent in this line of Work has won him much praise. He is also a member of the foot- ball and basketball teams. Edmund O'Donnell is also a good athlete and plays both football and basketball. Frank Magee, the tallest boy in school, is a good center on the basketball team. Without his fine playing and great height the team would be far from what it is. Mary Ruth Davis, who represented Fabens High School in the Cotton Festival at Liberty Hall this year, was the yell leader of our pep squad. She represtented Fabens in the County Declam- ation Contest and won second place. Cora Beth Bickley was voted the prettiest girl in school. She is a member of both basketball and volley ball teams. H'elen Martin and Cuca Carbajal are important members of our class. They are both talented musicians and the junior Class never lacks a source of special music. The Junior Class of this year will be the Seniors of next year. We want to make next year a gala time for Fabens High. We have the material, the pep, and the determination: all we lack is time and object, but we will acquire these next year. So watch out for us Fabens High! PAGE TWENTY ONE FRIVOLOUS A-B-C's A-Is for Annual in the past we had none, But through help of our Seniors the fun has begun. B-Is for 'Beauty, a contest held, Our Cogie, Kenzie were the ones who excelled. C-Is for Cornish, what does it mean? To go home for an excuse is not just a dream. D-Is for Demerits we all try to dodge, If you get too many the result is Hodge Podge. E-Is for Electricity which makes our clock stop, But when the bell rings We go on the hop. F-Is for Freshman, we all heave a sigh, For next year they will be Soph's high. G-Is for Grades, give us A'si if you please, For then we can enter college with ease. H-Is for Holiday which we all like to take, But when we get caught it's one grand mistake I-ls for IT that they're all talking about, It was in the bag but the cat let it out. J-Is for Jokes we tell on each other, Although in class it's , Ask me another. K-Is for Kids, there may be a hundred, Or was it the count before some of them blundered L-ls for Lakey, all hold your breath, If you make any noise the result will be death. M-ls the Moment your mind is blank, When questioned in class, Oh to just to turn a crank. IX--Is the Nuisance always on hand, VVhen you start to study he isn't so grand. O-ls for Office-we shiver and shake, When summoned for fear we made some bad mistake .E -Is the Practicing that the boys do every day, But when girls come around itls get out of my way. Q-Is for Quinn that we elected this year, Mary Ruth dressed as a peacock was surely a dear. R--Is for Robins that sing on Spring days, And are always tempting us to go out and play. S-ls for Songs which we 'holler and shout, I expect folks wonder what the noise is about. T-Is for Teams and Oh Boy how we play, just to find their equal you'd go a long way. V--Is for Vacation, Oh My, Oh Me! For only one breath of the mountain or sea. W-Is' for Wishing we ne'er had to stray, From our school grounds and farther away. Y--Is for Ysleta our rival of old, Since she beat us a game she's become very bold. U, X and Z are the other three letters, The rhyming of which we will leave to our betters. Y l PAGE TWENTY-TWO v ONWARD JUNIORS Onward juniors! Ever onward! Let this our war cry be! On with our strenuous occupation Trying to get affiliation, ln dear old English Three. Onward Juniors! Ever onward! For we've no time to spree, Let no occupation Come before affiliation In dear old English Three. Onward juniors! Ever onward! And take it straight from me, We shall take a grand vacation When we get affiliation In dear old English Three. -CORA BETH BICKLEY. PAGE TWENTY-THREE PAGE TWENTY-FOUR if .X M Q VN- 2 yy L XXV if lm? -JJ I , Ffxf Q SS K! ef X X . L I ' Q ' L W FHESHM EN CLAS SE 5' , 1 Top Row: Left to Rightg Edward Magee, Arthur Delgado, Clarence Black, Bob VVhitaker, john Ed VVebb, O. J. Beach, Ronald Miller Bottom Row: Left to Rightg Francis Marchbanks, Alpha May Woods, John nie VVadsworth, Iris Barrett, Cleo Nunng Eva Cooke, Marie Berru PAGE TWENTY-SIX Sorry, this page is unavailable. Turn to the next one and you'll find more memories Sorry, this page is unavailable. Turn to the next one and you'll find more memories FRESHMAN CLASS HISTORY President ........... .. . Dorothy Patridge Vice President ........ .... K enzie Turner Secretary Sz Treasurer . . . ..... Florene Menefee Colors ............... ..... G reen and White Motto .......... ....... . Green, But Growin 8' Our class is one of which we may be proud. It is a class of unlimited pep and loyalty and has great ideas for the future years. Although just Freshmen, the upper classmen must admit that we have always been loyal boosters of Fabens High S-chool and our influence has been felt in almost every school activity. We entered into all athletics. The girls have played on the volley ball, tennis and basketball teams. Gur boys have furnish- ed members for our football team with such stars as Thomas Lambert, jack Menefee, Starlin Clifford and others. One of our distinguished members, Kenzie Turner, was voted the most handsome boy in High School. Arturo Rodriguez has won our class fame in both county and district track meets. He also took part in the State meet. Besides athletes, handsome boys and declaimers we have some excellent students who are placed upon the 'honor ro-ll each month. Great in numbers, in enthusiasm, pep and loyalty we are going to become a greater class in the future. So take my word and keep your eye on the class of '33. PAGE TWENTY NINE Top Row : Left to Right 3 Carrol Ivey, john Assad, Thomas Gorley, Jack Woods Middle Row: Left to Rightzlleatrice Rivera, Ruby Harris, Piedad Telles, Corrinne XYhitaker, Dorothy Mae Elam, Rosa Vasquez Bottom Row: Left to Right: Rosa Berru, Louise Kincaid, Florence Chambers, Freda Ivey, Marilyn Myers, Ethel Barrett SEVENTH GRADE HISTORY President ........... .. Ethel Mae Barrett Vice President ....... .... IN Iarilyn Myers Secretary 81 Treasurer . . . .... Freda Ivey Reporter ............. ........ ...... ...... R o s a Berru Sponsor ................................... Miss Donaghey The majority of the Seventh Grade has had the pleasure of knowing each other for many years. For this reason everyone is cooperative and we feel that this has been a very successful year. Our literary work has been kept up to standard and our interest in athletics has made that study profitable. Social activities have not been neglected either. As we have a jolly group of Seventh Graders we enjoy having good times and having parties with our teachers. The activities that will always be associated with our seventh grade year are: Sur- prise birthday party for Miss Daniel, Valentine party for Miss Donaghey, Sun- set supper, hay ride, and the picnic given at the end of school. In the years to come we intend to make each year a bigger and better year than the one before. PAGE THIRTY nfl! H ,.4E',.-,,g.ymwQ,, . 4 39,112.11 -Z ' ' 1 -r f Front Row: Left to Right: Rachel Bickley, Henrietta Cramer, Vela Bess Holmes, Blanche Menefee, Dorothy Harris, johnnye Hendricks, Katie Hoover, Ruby Lou Beach Middle Row: Left to Right: Arthur Harris, W. C. ,VVhitaker, Frances Riggs, Woodrow Shoemaker, Clifton Armstrong, john Lopez, Bill Summers Back Row: Left to Right, Joe Cresap, Bill Trice, Milton Osgood SIXTH GRADE HISTORY C. T. ALLEN, Teacher The Sixth Grade of Fabens had a total enrollment of twenty pupils. Ten were boys and ten were girls. The following pupils have earned Writing Certificates: Johnnye Hen- dricks, Henrietta Cramer, Vela Bess Holmes, Blanche Menefee and Rachel Bickley. In the elimination contest for declamation, the following won places in order named: johnnye Hendricks, Rachel Bickley and Blanche Menefee. Bill Summers won second place in the elimination for spelling. John Lopez won first in the county picture memory contest. Vela Bess Holmes Won third in Junior essay writing in the county. PAGE THIRTY-ONE PAGE THIRTY-TWO AMERICAN GROUP PICTURE-KINDERGARTEN THROUGH FIFTH GRADES U- IA ki'-cs 43 52 5. 1-11.2 : EM 2.5 ?4 -V4 gg mini '44-NU 022253 iam '-f:: 5 max EW? mimi HE: Qmf: 0.524 555' H.-,U '4rn O .'25 GJ 03 '52 . -'GJ 84'-iv-G was EEO .E-EE Pow: K T-T-4 4:2 . 'J GJ we ' o 3-S75 QM- :egg T201 .fig F5 0 A 5.30 M. 2353 :nfl-46 F' cu ,432 --Es. Esc: 2061: Ill 94.225 T 2412 H.. '4'4GJ QT? P-Irvs :E .iw GE Gaz 2 - G-'23 -Ss U0 So HE GRAMMAR SCHOOL HISTORY The personnel of the kindergarten, first, second, third, fourth and fifth grades consists of one hundred and seventy pu- pils and seven teachers. These occupy almost the entire first floor of the main building. , It is the first year for regular kindergarten work and under Miss Janice Felty they have had a most interesting and instruc- tive year, special emphasis being laid on health habits and right living. The first grade with Mrs. Pancy Bell and assisted by Mrs. Hamilton has also had many interesting health races, with Basil Huggins winning the most gold stars. Miss Ruby Moody, teacher of the second grade, has also stressed health, but their Dutch project was decided the most interesting of the year. A sand table was made to resemble a scene in Holland with canals, tulips, windmills, Dutch boys and girls and even dogs pulling milk cans in small carts. The third grade had two winners in the Mexican county contest, Antonio Rodriguez in spelling and Lupe Cardero in writing. Miss Mynette Wadswolrth has stressed personal clean- liness and Weight. The fourth and fifth grades do departmental work under Misses Mildred Perkins, Eura Mae Hoover, Mrs. Garland Ma- lone and C. T. Allen. The fourth grade had the winning team in the county sub- junior spelling contest. This team was Wanda Ivey and joela Trice. Alice Jean Myers and William Thomas Martin also plac- ed in the local declamationncontest. The fifth grades had winners in the county picture mem- ory contest. These were Aline Culberson, Frances Chambers, Celia Cramer, Ascencion Trejo, Raul and Trini Maldanado. june Buttrey was a member of the team that won second in the County Music Memory Contest. Sixteen pupils from the fifth grade have won pins in penmanship. PAGE THIRTY THREE PAGE THIRTY FOUR ai CD TU C -J-I G3 C1-I 412 .2 fd 8-1 O U ui G Q IJ 'U--. EEL O-5 'UE gs-. SD-Q 'U W: E. S8 Ze ND .Q if 04.3 .Em ?4 ii 'gp-T S83 23.20 Rc: 3:5 I-has L2 2:n,,5 f.',Is-. '42 cj.- .tm '-8 Mm gs- 1.0 Us gt 'SS 3414 A-U -C Em ai? L.: ,CI-1 .20 M O 4-4 4-9 I4-4 GJ f-I 213 3-1 GJ .I U CG GJ E-1 .qwgku swf.: V431 fax g.35,,'-mvgyieg-:.' . . .-2. Av: .,.. 'I , ' . . 4 if-N., 1-, iw :ff 'A FABENS MEXICAN SCHOOL The Mexican school does not exist by chance or by acci- dent, but by diligence and sacrifice of pioneers in the early days. In 1908 a trio consisting of Pat O'Donnell, C. F. White and jesus Carlos with far reaching vision planned and built a one room school house at the cost of 3500. The money was raised by subscription and the land donated by the Newman Investment Company. The little school grew rapidly, another room was added the following year, fifteen pupils attended and of this number two were Americans. Unlike other pioneer schools, this little school always had a nine months term. P. H. Phelan was the first teacher. His salary was S405 per year. By 1913 more people had moved to Fabens and the trustees felt the time had arrived to seperate the American and Mexican children. The Americans were housed in a room at the rear of the old Camp Jackson, the present site of the Myers Co. Other troubles came thick and fast along the border caus- ed by the Mexican Revolution. This helped to cause a feeling of enmity among the Mexicans. The Mexicans were allowed to remain in the first school building until moved to the old Amer- ican school in 1925. Another strong effort was made and in 1914 the American school was planned and built by J. C. Hansen. This building was used until 1925 when a larger school was built for the growing population of Fabens. Among the teachers who deserve special mention for their deep human sympathy are Miss Lola Gray, Miss Sternberg, now Mrs. Joe Cannon of Van Horn and 'Miss Ellen Kelley of El Paso. The Mexican school has grown full to overflowing during the second semester of the school year just passed. There was an average daily attendance of 185. There are four grade and five teachers, two teachers being employed in the Low First Grade. PAGE THIRTY FIVE PAGE THIRTY SIX .- W -' .----fd--W '-W 4 I fig r-g Q' QV 0Zi7,119'fA 1 -Y. dw- Y f.z.4b1,,4..ii'g , -X f.,-Z' Ig n - .- , - Z.. -F It Y- -'S' X24 f M ' ,- f- gif ,4 1 lm? f -'bfi' 442gis:g7??f' 2, .. ,V E-1,,:- 'Eff A f ,r 'f ,I ., vbffk.-4 .--' f . :.- A ' , 5 iz!! V A Y V-'Z ' 76 -' , Y Ji Y! W' K wif X YW , X 4 f , 'gi PAGE THIRTY-SEVEN QW ,M ,VV, ,vf iii ,E H- .V . 'Q : K flip W 1433222 I M1155 PAGE THIRTY- EIGHT ROVV 1 cKinney. MIDDLE WM dro 00 W uckett Davis, Stuart D ie Ivey, Kenz e Turner, John Love. Will -.-4 Carrol ghtl Left to Ri W: BACK RO h taker, Sam W Bob rt mbe ee. Carl La ag M Frank Thomas Lambert --1 ord, Cliff tarlin S l, Edmund O'Donnel v Coach 0. O. Bell ght: Left to Ri John Assad, Clarence Black, fee, Capt Hubert Nunn, 6119 M Jack b, Web Ed Ronald M ler, John Right: tO -u -.-4 Cresap. FRONT ROW: Left Arturo Rodriguez COACH O. 0. BELL Coach Bell was a man that the boys all liked to work for. Al- though he was inexperienecd as to coaching and was working with an inexperienced team, he accom- plished a great deal for his first year. With a big majority of the team returning next year he should give us a winning team. a HUBERT NUNN Captain-Captain Elect-Quarter Captain Nunn has proven his value, as a leader by being select- ed to lead the team another year. He is a hard 'hitter and a. good interference runner. He calls sig- nals with such confidence as to inspire his team mates. ,Captain Nunn will be a tower of strength for next year's team. PAGE THIRTY-NINE PAGE FORTY w FRANK MAGEE CCenterj Pele , the tall center. Pele was a sure passer and a hard fighter. He was always in there mixing it . The plays that he launched were started with ac- curacy and safety. He was de- pendable and all the backs had confidence in his ability. EDMUND o DOINNELL fHalf Backp Rach earned his letter at half back and he should be one of our best players for next year. When he once got his fighting Irish blood up he was a dan- gerous tackler or ball carrier. CARL LAMBERT CEndj Carl's place at the wing will be hard to fill next year as we lose him through graduation. He played as regularly as anyone on the squad. His position was al- ways filled and it never gave any cause for worry for we knew that it was well cared for. He could play any position on the team. SAM CRESAP fHa1f Backj Sam always gave the best he had and that was plenty. He al- ways encouraged his team mates with kind words and plenty of pep and fight. When he started down the field with the ball it usually took more than one man to get him stopped. WILLIE DAVIS QTacklej Smellie was a pillar of strength in the line. He was dangerous in breaking through the line and nailing the man. NVe hope to have him back again next year. This was Willie's third year on the squad. PAGE FORTY-ONE PAGE FORTY-TWO : yn, av. e CLARENCE BLACK CGuardj Smut played his first year this year. His grit and scrap were very much in evidence at all times. He is aggressive and will make a valuable line man in anotheryear. BOB WHITAKER CEndj Bob was a wonder at break- ing up interference and tackling the man at the same time. He re- ceived passes in a manner that is surprising. JOHN LOVE QTacklej Big john was one of the heaviest and hardest playing men on the team. Although handicap- ped at first by lack of experience he developed into a real player. RONALD MILLER CHalf Baekj G0osie played his first year this year and earned his place as half on the regular team. Al- though he only weighs 110 lbs. he won fame all over the El Paso Valley by his ability at broken field running. , JOHN ED WEBB CEndJ John Ed proved to be one of the biggest surprises of the year. Although a small man, he proved to be a great defensive man at end. He could always be relied upon to stop fast end runs. PAGE FORTY-THREE PAGE FORTY-FOUR A vi vm.-V' -u..7,,f7..- 1-af ,V 15-wp q xft-:fi-,-.v'l . t' ' 73... . 3.5.62 QT' sw F THOMAS LAMBERT CCenterj Sandy played his first year this year. Although handicapped by inexperience he was a hard worker and a good trainer. I-le will be one of the best in the line another year. ARTURO RODRIGUEZ CHa1f Backy Although Arturo did not get into many games he was a close- ly watched man when carrying the ball as his speed carried him past tacklers very easily. With another year's experience he will be one of the best ball carriers in this part of the state. JACK MENEFEE QHalf Backj Fenemee played in every game this year and every position except center and filled them all well. He is a good tackler and a consistent player. He will make a valuable man next year. COOPER BREEDING - QGuardJ Cooch played his first year this year. He was always at his post and fought hard until the final whistle blew. He was never heard to gripe no matter how the breaks were against him. He will make a valuable player next year. STARLIN CLIFFORD CGuard-Tacklej Fats played both guard and tackle this year. He was a stumb- ling block to the backs of the visitors. He was a hard worker and will be a valuable man next year. JOHN AssAD CEndj Assad played his first year this year. He was a good tackler and a hard man to take out of a play. He will make a good man next year. PAGE FORTY-FIVL FOOTBALL FOR NINETEEN TWENTY-NINE The football season was not in the ordinary sense of the term a success. From the start both the team and the coach worked under adverse conditions. At the beginning of the season Coach Bell realized that most of his men did not know the fundamentals of football, be- cause it was their first year to play football. There was a scar- city of material, there being only six letter men in all. The first game was played on our own field against the El Paso Night Shift. We went into the game determined to win and did so 7 to 0. Next we journeyed to Las Cruces and played them. For one half of the game We held them scoreless, but in the second half we became overpowered and they ran up a big score. The next game we played the Night Shift in El Paso. In the first half we made two touchdowns but neither one counted. Not knowing what this was for and the referee being unable to explain, we became discouraged. At the half we rallied and came back ready to win. We was again penalized after a long gain. At this stage Hubert Nunn was sent off the field and we was not able to fill his place. The next week we again went to El Paso to play Austin Junior High. The field was muddy as a result of a rain the night before and we were beat again. On October the first we played Cathedral on our field. We played hard but were overpowered by them. Next we played Bowie in one of the hardest games ever played in Fabens. They got a twelve point lead in the first of the game but no scores were made after that. Then came the game of the season-the game with Ysleta for the County Championship. It was played in Ysleta on a very pretty day for football. Both teams played hard and the game was very close. After the battle had ended with the score against us there was satisfaction in the fact that we had fought a good fight. PAGE FORTY-SIX 'lop Row: Left to Righty Bernice Trice, Dorothy Patridge, Mynette Wadsworth, Coachg Florene Menefee, Cora Beth Bickley Bottom Row: Left to Right, Alpha Mae Woods, Eva Cooke, Cleo Nunn, Captain, Johnnie Wadsworth, Frances Marchbanks GIRLS' BASKETBALL 1929-30 The season of 1929-30 was not a victorius one, but it was a successful one in view of the fact that a new team was organized of inexperienced players who will re- main with us for several years to come. Having lost our guards, forwards and jump center of previous years, we started the season with a rather weak team. The only players having had previous experience were Captain Cleo Nunn, and Cora Beth Bickley. The outstanding characteristic of the team was its splendid sportsmanship which was manifested in every game. Each girl worked earnestly and those receiving letters were: Cleo Nunn, Cora Beth Bickley. Eva Cooke, Alpha Mae Woods, Johnnie Wads- worth, Frances Marchbanks and Bernice Trice. Others who supported the team wereg Rose ltancich, Dorothy Patridge, Florene Menefee, Frances Dockray and Corinne Whitaker. The improvement made during the season was shown in the return games with Ysleta and Clint. The fast floor work of Nunn, the accurate shooting of Lefty Woods, with the alertness and quick passing of the rest of the players called forth the best efforts of the opposing teams. PA G E FORTY-SLVILN HUBERT NUNN SAM CRESAP Captain, Running Guard Forward CARL LAMBERT Forward FRANK MAGEE WILLIE DAVIS Center Standing Guard PAGE FORTY-EIGHT fafyjlwfwxggr ,, 9 if . fu Q, .. . BOYS' BASKETBALL FOR 1930 VVe started the season in high spirits and although we lost the first few games we didn't lose hopes. We lost to Ysleta, then to Tornillo and then won from Clint in the first half. After the holidays we won from Ysleta and Tor- nillo and this put us in the race for county championship until one of our players was protested and the games had to be played over. Hubert Nunn started the season at guard, but when one of our players quit school he was shifted to forward where he played the rest of the year. He played in seventeen games, made twenty-four field goals, ten free throws, nine personal fouls and scored fifty-eight points. Carl Lambert played guard and forward. He played in seventeen games, made five field goals, five free throws, thirty-two personal fouls and scoreo fifteen points. VVillie Davis played at guard the whole season. Although he didn't have a chance on the o-ffense, he was a big help on the defense. He played in four- teen games, made one free throw, eleven personal fouls and scored one point. Sam Cresap played forward the whole season. Although he was not very strong on basket throwing, he was a valuable man on the floor. He played in seventeen games, made six field goals, ten free throws, twenty-six personal fouls and scored twenty-one points. Frank Magee was a very valuable man at center because of his ability to throw goals. He played in seventeen games, made sixty-one field goals, six free throws, seven personal fouls and scored one hundred and twenty-eight points. ' - Bob Whitaker played forward while he was going to school. He played in eleven games, made twenty-four field goals, six free throws, fifteen personal fouls and scored fifty-six points. ' 4 Arturo Rodriguez was a good man on the floor and also a good shot. He played in five games, made four field goals, one free throw, five personal fouls and scored nine points. Dec. 6 Fabens Austin Austin junior High 29 Dec. 7 Fabens Fabens Austin junio-r High 38 Dec. 13 Fabens Fabens ............ Tornillo 20 Dec. 19 Fabens Ysleta ............. Ysleta 10 Dec. 20 Fabens Las Cruces Las Cruces 29 Jan. 10 Fabens Fabens . . . ..... Clint 13 r Jan. 11 Fabens El Paso .... . .. El Paso 32 Jan. 17 Fabens Fabens . . . . Anthony 24 Jan. 18 Fabens Bowie . .. . . . Bowie 32 jan. 24 Fabens Fabens .. . . . Ysleta 17 Jan. 30 Fabens Tornillo .. . . Tornillo 15 Feb. 4 Fabens Tornillo .. . . Tornillo 15 Feb. 7 Fabens 14 . .. at Clint .... . . . Clint 19 Feb. 25 Fabens 30 at Fabens .. ...... . Toya 17' Mar. 1 Fabens 17 ........ at Fabens . .. ..... Cathedral 33 Mar. 8 Fabens 14 ........ at Fabens Las Cruces 17' WON 4, LOST 12 PAGE FORTY NINI4 Top Row--Left to Right: TOM O'DONNELL JEWELL WALTON - J. REEVES, CAPT. Dashes. Relay, Broad Jump Weights, Pole Vault Dashes, Relay, Broad Jump, Shot Put SAM CRESAP Middle Distance, Broad Jump. Relais' Bottom Row-Left to Right: FRANK MAGEE BOB WHITAKER H. L. McCUNE, JR. Hurdles and High Jump Hurdles, Javelin, Relay Hurdles and Weights PAGE FIFTY SENIOR TRACK 1929 The Track team of 1929 was the greatest that had ever been in the history of the Fabens High School. For the second time in two years they walked off with the El Paso County meet held at Fabens in March. Three weeks later they took part in the District meet and placed third in the meet which was won by El Paso and second going to Rankin. Two weeks later they took part in the State meet at Austin. Altho they did not place in the finals they came close in the semi-finals. ' Captain ,lay Reeves was the outstanding man of the team. He was good in the 100, 220 and 440 besides the mile relay. He also took part in the broad jump and shot put. He graduated in june. Irish O'Donnell was another man who was to graduate and who was a valuable man to the team. He could run anything from the 100 to the half mile and beat most of them. He was a member of the mile relay team that took second at the District meet at El Paso. His specialty was the broad jump and the 220. H. L. McCune was the hardest working man on the team. Although not' outstanding in any one event, he always could be depended upon to win his share ofthe points. His specialty was the high hurdles and the weights. He also graduated in june. The fourth man we were to lose by graduation was Jewell VValto11, who had no peer in the shot put. He also pole vaulted, threw the discus and jave- lin and high jumped. ' Sam Cresap, altho only a Sophomore, showed that he was a coming track man. He ran the half and on the relay, besides broad jumping. He will be' the best man on the team next year. Frank Magee, the high jumping wizard , always places in this event. Be- sides the high jump, he ran the hurdlesein fine shape and could be depended upon to fill in on the relay team. He has another year. Bob W'hitaker was our outstanding javelin thrower. Besides the javelin he ran on the relay team and the hurdles and pole vaulted. Another year and he will place in the State meet in the javelin as he missed qualifying by inches this year. With the return of Wliitaker, Magee, Cresap and three men who did not letter but placed in the County meet, Fabens ought to win the County trophy for the third time in 1930. . Those placing in the County meet besides those above were Hubert Nunn in the half mile, Willie Davis in the quarter and Clarence Black in the mile. All of these men, including Mr. Lakey, the coach, received sweaters from the School Board in token of their work. V PAGE FIFTY OIN I' V QV, M i,.,9+'-- 'fgf , A ., ,K ,Lb ...frat ,ffft'EftP'f'f'.,,.,3'2 W JUNIOR TRACK TEAM ' The meet was held last spring at Ysleta at the high school ground. Fabens was very proud of its team. Boys and girls from the fourth to the eighth grades were permitted to enter the meet if they wished. All were classified in either A, B, C or D classes based upon age, weight and height. , Our class A boys and girls were the ones that won most of the points for our team. Those in classes B, C and ,D also helped a great deal. We won the meet with 40 points, followed closely by Cadwallader school. Of this 40 points our A boys and girls made 30. Outstanding performers were Howard Brown, Hugh O'Donnel1, Rachel Bickley, Johnnie Hendricks, John Brown, Starlin Clifford, Robert Barrett, Arturo Rodriguez, Corrinne 'Whitaker, Blanche Menefee, Kenzie Turner and Dorothy Pat- ridge. This is the third time that Fabens has won the junior Track Championship in succession, thereby giving us the Track Trophy permanently. As most of these will be in high school the next year or two we expect to have a real track team in a few years. ' - PAGE FIFTY THREE I I IZIIIXIIIZIXIZIZI IXI1I2IXI2I2IXIXI'I2IXIXIXIXIXIZIZIXIXIXIZIXIX 2I2I2I2I I I I I,I2I2I2IXIXIXI2I IZIXIZIZIZIXI I I I I I IXIQIXIZIZI I Autograph I I v I . I I I 4. I ' ' o v Q oo so 4 4 4 4 of no 4 IXIXIXIXIXIX IXIXIXI2I2I2I2I2IXI2IXI2I IXIXIXIZIX XIXIXIXI Ill I I1 I,IXI IXIXIZIXI XIXIXIXIXI III IXIXI IZIZIXIXI IZIXI I I I I I I III PAGE FIFTY-FOUR 6 A 5 Q , A b rm V u FAVURITE5 ORoANzZAT1QNs MARY RUTH DAVIS WOODROW MCKINNEY DECLAMATION There always seems to be more interest shown in Declamation than in any other literary event in high school. Any pupil that does not participate in any other public speaking contest is allowed to try out in this Work. Each of the following pupils were coached daily from fifteen to twenty minutes by Mr. Quinn: Mary Ruth Davis, Frances Dockray, Dorothy Patridge, Cora Beth Bickley, Woodrow McKinney, Hubert Nunn and Edward Magee. At the home contest Mary Ruth Davis won for the senior girls and VV'ood- row McKinney for the boys. These two students represented our school at the county meet at Tornillo and were very successful, Woodrow winning first place for the boys and Mary Ruth second for the girls. Woodrow was then sent to the district meet where he won fourth place. This is the second year for VVoodrow to represent us at the district meet and he will be missed next year. PAGE SIXTY-TWO SAM CRESAP JOHNNIE WADSWORTH FRANCES MARCHBANKS CLARENCE BLACK DEBATE Fabens High School realizes that all students graduating should be able to make a speech before an audience. In most schools public speaking is a re- quired subject. Even though the students here have never had any training along that line they were very interested in the debate teams organized and coached by Mr. Quinn The girls team was very successful too, this being their first year. They won at the county and represented El Paso County in the district meet at Alpine. The boys team represented Fabens High School at the county meet. Much interest and work was shown by these debaters, and they are to be complimented and honored as they were the first to represent Fabens High School in debate. Wfe hope now that this new work is started it will con- tinue in interest and success. PAGE SIXTY-THREE PAGE SIXTY-FOUR SPELLERS FABENS SPELLING TEAMS Every year some of spelling teams win some of the spell- ing championships. This year it was the Sub-Juniors who did so well. They won first and second individually andthereby won first in team. Joella 'Trice and Wanda Ivey were the team and they certainly worked hard to win for Fabens. Our juniors did not do as well as the Sub-juniors but they had much harder competition and the words this year were harder than the usual Junior words. Ethel Barrett and Bill Summers composed the team. In the home contest to find out who should represent Fabens at the County meet, these two had plenty of competition, so that next year we ought to, have a winning team. They placed third in the County. Rose Rancich andlMargaret Neumann composed the Senior team. They worked hard but did not have anyone to help them so they did not do as well as they could. Both will grad- uate this year so the burden will fall on new shoulders to up- hold our record in Senior Spelling. VVe have not won the Cham- pionship' since 1927 so it is about time we won this coming year. Miss Hoover' coached the Sub-luniors to their champion- ship and deserves much credit for their success. PAGE SIXTY FIVE l PAGE GWENDOLYN BREEDING V VELA BESS HOLMES JUNE BUTTREY MARILYN MYERS ESSAY WRITING Gwendolyn Breeding was our Senior Essay writer and won first place in the County Contest. l3y her winning the Essay Writing, Fabens was able to win the High School Literary Trophy for the first time. Vela Bess Holmes, under the 'direction of Mrs. Malone, entered in the Junior Essay Writiiig Contest and won third place in the County meet. In another year she ought to win the County contest as she is a faith- ful worker. MUSIC MEMORY Fabens was represented by June Buttrey and Marilyn Myers in the Music Mem- ory Contest. Miss VVadsworth directed the contest and had a great number trying out for the team. Marilyn tied for first. place in the County Contest, making a perfect score of 100 per cent. June took second, making a score of 98 per' cent. For team we took second. Next year we ought to win the County as June will be back for the team, along with those who did not make the team this year. SIXTY-SIX HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Cleo Yunn ....................... President First Semester Johnnie Vtfadsworth .... .... I Jresident Second Semester L wen Breeding ...... ............ N ice President Dorothy Patridge ..... Secretary Sz Treasurer Rose Rancich .... . . . ....... Parliamentariau Frances Marchbanks ..... Reporter Mary Donaghey ....... .......... ..... S 1 Jonsor MEMBERS Nedra Akers Gwen Breeding Vera Bell Brown Marie Berru Cora Beth Bickley Rosa Berru Ethel Barrett Cuca Carbajal Eva Cooke Florene Chambers Mary Ruth Davis Frances Dockray Maxine Dean Dorothy Mae Elam Freda Ivey Frances Potter Louise Kincaid Lena Lambert Florene Menefee Marilyn Myers Frances Marchbanks Margaret Neumann Cleo Nunn Dorothy Patridge Juanita Perches Beatrice Rivera Rose Rancich Piedad Telles Bernice Trice Ramona Vasquez Johnnie VVadsworth Corrinne Vlfhitaker Evelyn Miller Alpha Mae VVoods Honorary Member, Mrs. H. D. Hamilton PAGE SIXTY SEVEN 1 I A Back Row: O. O. Bell, Teacher Middle Row: Left to Right, Edward Magee, Weldon Armstrong, Jack Menefee, Bob Whitaker, Thomas Lambert, Mike Rancich, Artuiro Delgado, John Ed Webb, George G. Griffin. Front Row: Left to Right: Ronald Miller, Olin Shoemaker, O. J. Beach, Clarence Black, Starlin Clifford, Kenzie Turner, Glen Patridge, Paul. Perkins, Marcello Maldanado FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA-FABENS CHAPTER The Fabens Chapter of the Future Farmers of America organized in the fall of 1929 and elected Clarence Black President. The Chapter affiliated itself with the Fu- ture Farmer organization of Texas and America. The State organization is a complete organization with officers and a State super- visor. Meetings are ,held each year and new officers are elected. At the State meetings certain objectives are set up for the State organization to carry out the coming year. Then each local chapter sets up its objectives and includes their part of the State work that has already been planned. Some of the things that the organization sponsors afre: Father and Son Banquets for each chapter, a State meeting at the Dallas Fair, and a contest among all the boys at A. 85 M. College of Texas in the spring of each year. The contest at A. Kc M. includes the judging of dairy cattle, beef cattle, hogs, sheep, goats, grain and horses. 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' I I I 5 I I ,IQIZI IIIZIUXIZIQIQIXIZIXIQIQIXIZI IZI I I I I:I:I I I III I IQIQI I'I I'I'I'I IZIZI I I2I2I III I IQIZI IZI I2I2I:I1I2I2I2I1I2I2I2I2I1 ' I I2IZIXI2I3I2I2IXIXIZIXIXIXIXIXIXIZIXIZIZII42I2IXI2I,I:IXI2I2I2IXI:gI3ISIXIXIXIZIXI!I2I2IXIXIZI2I2IZIZIXIZIXI2I2I2I2I2I2I3I:I2I3I2IXI:I:I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 44 I 44 I 44 I I I I I 4 I 44 I 44 I 44 I 4 I I 4 I I 44 I 44 I 44 I 44 I 44 I 44 I 44 I I I 44 I 44 I 44 I 44 I 4 I 44 I 44 I Miss Breeding, murmered the office manager to the Stenog, I don't want to be harsh, nothing like that, l really don't.', Let's have the answer, said the damsel nonchalantly, what's gone wrong now? I I I I I 44 I 44 I 44 I I I 44 I 44 I 44 I 44 I 44 I I just want to ask you not to write your young men during business hours. Herb and Blurb report we have sent them a shipment of love and kisses instead of the axle grease they ordered. I 4 I 44 I 44 I 44 I 44 I 44 I 44 I 44 Dilly-She says her face is her fortune. Dally-Then she never need be afraid of anyone marrying her for her money Frances D-I can't help it if l'm not perfect. There's only been one per- fect little girl. .Mother-Oh! And who was that? Frances D-You, mummy, when you was little. .g.g-gI:I!I2I:IXI:IXIXIXIXIXI2IX!!!SIXIXIXIXIXIZIXIXIXIXI IXIXIXIXIXIX UXIXIXIXIZIXI ZIXIXIXISIZIXIZIZIXIXIXI2IZIXIXIXIZIZIXUXIZIXIXIZIZI 44 I 4 I 44 I 44 I 44 I 44 I 44 I 44 I 44 I 44 I 44 F. J. Feldman 8: Co. ATHLETIC AND SPORTING GOODS 308 SAN ANTONIO ST EL PASO TEXAS I 44 I 44 'J 44 I 44 I 'J Y 44 I 3' V Y 44 I 'E 44 5 I 44 I 'J 44 I 'J 44 I 44 I 44 I 44 I 44 I 4 I 44 I 44 I 44 I 44 I 44 I 44 I 44 I 44 I 44 I 44 I 44 I 44 I 44 I 44 I 44 I 44 I 44 I 44 I 44 I 44 I 44 I 44 I 44 I 44 I 44 I 44 I 44 I 44 I 44 I 44 I 44 I 44 I 4 I 44 I I 44 I 44 I 44 I 44 I 44 I 44 I 44 I 44 I 44 I 44 I 44 I 44 I 44 I 44 I 44 I 44 I 44 I 44 I 44 I 44 I 44 I 44 I 44 I 44 I 44 I 44 I 44 I 44 I 44 I 44 I 44 I 44 I 44 I I!lXl!l2'XlXl!lXl!lXl I 44 IXIXIZIXI I I I I I IWXIXIXIXI I2I2I2I I IXI I I I I I I I'I I I I I IX! I IXlXlXlXlXlX'2'XlXl3' V 3. 'E A I 7 A . , I 3' Ii V . . - 4 PAGE SEVENTY-TWO - 1 1 I 1 1g1g1g12121g121g1'1 11 212121212121212121 12121212121 1 1 1 1,1 1 1 1 1 121212121212121212121212121 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 POPULAR DRY GOODS CO. EL PASO The Southwest's Greatest Department Store -Compliments the Class of '30, and Wishes Its Members Success in All Future Endeavors. XIXIXIXISIX IRISH!!! IX!!! 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VVilIie Davis-Yes, your honor, but I cou1dn't make the cop believe rne. He-Last night I dreamed you loved me. What does that mean? She-Yes. He-Last night I dreamed you loved me. VVhat does that mean? I2IZIXIZIZIZIXIZIXIZIXIUQI I I I IZIZIXIZIXIZIXIZIZIXIXIZIZIZI I I I I2I2I2I2I2I I IZI2IXI2IXIZIXIZIXIXIZIXIZIXIZIXIXI!I:I:I2I2I2I:I2I2I PAGE SEVENTY-SEVE I N I I I I I oo I ov I N I w I I 9 I I I no I oo I oo I N I u I no I A I o I o I I I I I I I I I u I N I oo I I I 0 I I I I I I I so I 4 ,I N v , g 0 3 2 , 2 ' XIXIXIZIZI2IXI2I'I2IZI2I2I:I2I:I2IIIXIZIXIXIZIXIXIXIXIZIXIXIXIZIXIZIZIXIZIZI l4l2lZlXl!lXlllX'!lXl', QQ QQ 5 Of I O0 I 90 I C4 I M 5 50 5 . fo I V9 I 99 I , 99 I ff I 5. I .Q I N - I QQ I OO I N I 50 I 94 I 'Q I 54 I 51 I , N I of 5 0 I QQ I O4 I 00 I OO I U0 I 09 5 . - . A U0 . 94 I .0 5 n I N 5 N 5 N I 90 I N I 7' I 'Q I 90 I O0 I UQ I If I if 5 4 ' A 4 ' .1 Q ' 2. Q ' .1 90 I ff I V4 I N I I U9 I if I 50 I 90 I of I O4 I n I 0' I 59 I N I vnguxutltl IXIXIXIZItltltltltrtltltlilli 1. f -'3' ,QIZIXIXIXIZIXIZIXI I I IXI2IXIXIZIZIXIZI2IXI2IXI2IXI,I1IXI'I IXI2 ,IXIXI IXI2I2I,I,I2l!l 'Xl'l l'l4l George G.-I went to see my girl last night, but walked right on by. EdO'Donnell-Didn't you even go in? George-No, there was a car out in front with a sign on it. It said, This is VVillys-Knightf, Miss Smith--Can anyone mention a case of great friendship made famous through literature? Bob VVhitaker-Mutt and Jeff. Frank Magee-VVhat shall I do with my Week-end? Bernice T.-Put your hat on it. Ronald M-What did you make on your last theme? Cooper B.-Lots of mistakes. I I IXIXIXIXI I IXIXIXIXIZIXIXIXI IXIXI IXIXIXIXIXIJXIZIZIZIXI I I IXI I I I I IXIXIXIXIXIZIZIXIXI I I I I IXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIX Compliments of Fabens Coffee Shop MR. AND MRS. N. W. WRIGHT I2I2I2I2I2I2I2I!IXIXI1I2I2IXIXI2I2I!I2I2I I I I I I I I I I IXIZIZIXIZIICIXIZIXIZIZI I I I I I I I I I I1I!IXI2I2I!I2I I I I I I I I I I PAGE SEVENTY-EIGHT IXIXI2I2I2I2I1I2IXI1IXI1I2I I I I I I I I I I I I I IQIZIXIZIZIXIQIZIXIIIII I,I I I I I,I:I1IXI:IXI3IXIZIZIQIXI1I1I:I2I1I:I:I:I1I1I:I2I . I v I no I oo I oo I Q I I Q I 4 I I on I 44 I so I N I N I N I so I Oo I va I u I oo I N I oo I N I oo I 44 I I A I oo I oo I N I oo I oc I be I 44 I 44 I oo I oe I N I oo I of I o I I vo I N I N I N I oo Q on I Q I N I oo I so I vo I 44 I vw I oo I oo I oo I oo I oo I oo I oo I oo I vo I N I n I oo I Q4 I vo I oo I I P COMPLIMENTS OF Friedman Investment Co. I I Q I I I I N I I I I I A I I 5 HOMEBUILDERS LOANS I so I oc I u I vo I N I .4 I vo I I-'IXIZIXIZIXI I I:I:I1I1IXIXI3I5I1 XISI'I:IZI2IXIXIZIIIZIXIXIZIZIXIXIZI: I1I2I2I2I2I2I1IXI2IXIiI3I2I!I2I2I2IXI2I3I I I I I I I I I I I IQIZIU 5 Y ' Y ' J ' I : . I I I ' I 3 . ' I : -. -- 3 . A - 5 . 3 I ' 3' ' I ' I 5 . oo I 5 G Q . 2 I . , 2 I I ISIXIXIXIXI:IXIXIXIXIXIXIZIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIZIXIXIXIXIXIXIZIXIXIXIX I I I I I IXIXIXI IXIXIXIXIXIXIXIZIZIXIXI IXIZIXIXIXIZIXIQIQI I III I .lzlxlxlxl I,I,I2I I I IXI,IXI!I2IXI2I III I I IXI lxlXlXlXlXl'l'lzl I I1I,I2I2I2IXI'I'IXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIZIXIZIZIZIXIXIXIQI1IXI2I2I2IIIXIII Evelvn Miller Penny for your thoug S Hubert Nunn I was thinking of going Pm Miller Give him a dollar It s Worth it Clarence Black Because she is shmgled behind painted in front and has no upper story Miss Cornish In what State were you born? Olin S In the state of ignorance Miss Cornish To be sure and how long hawe you lived there? He I m a little stiff from Polo Qhe You don t say so Why I have some friends living there. I :H :zz ' zzzzz .. ' .. 2 2 Q . L' I Q0 f 3 , . , J -- ht . I I - . . . I . 5 . . . , . 5 z - . . A 5 A Q Carl Lambert-VVhy is a flapper like a bungalow? I 'i ' 7 I' I . .J . 3 5 5 . . X 5 Q . A 5 . - . . . . I : Y I I i Y 5 Y I I 5 , . . 5 - . 5 3 3 ' I L I , - ff I I I I I I I I I I2IZI!I2I2I I IIIXIXISIZI I IZIIIXIXIXIXIXIZIII I I I I2I2I2IZI!I!I!I I I I I I I I IXIZIXIZIXIZIXIXI2IZI!I:I2I!I2I2IXI!I PAGE SEVENTY-NIN I 0 I N I I 0 I I I Q I I I 0 I o I I o I I oo I N I oo I I I o I 0 I I I I I Q I I Q I I I I I I I I I I I I I Q I I of I o I E 3 1212111212121 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1'111212111X1X111' 151131:1213131:121Z1g1X12111:1 1 12121X1:1X1X121X1X1X121X121g1g1 1 1 I 4 o 5 Education is the Foundation Phone Main 1147 Q of Success -COMPLIMENTS oF- J. B. Williams 5 INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS COLLEGE I 3 Entire Top Floor Blumenthal Building EL PASO, TEXAS tux-x-x-x-x-x-x-x-x-x-x-:-x-:-:-:-z-z-z-z-z-x-x-z-x-z-z-x-x-x-zw iq 1,1:1:12121X1! 1,1 1,1X1ZlX1X121Z1 1 1 1 121,121.1 1:1 121 1X1X1X1 121 1212111212 2121X121Z1Z1211121X1 ,U ' 3 ' 2 ' 2 1 Q N Q11 Pj oo H oo I I-4 oo I Q oo m oo pq oo O P V ' I Q4 N - N '14 . . - :U . .. Q I 1 - M sv I I , l on C I I U1 I .. 2 . V .. :r 'f .. :Q FD . oo 2 4 FD -I . 0 . oo - oo 3 - 5 ' ' U' N 539 m D oo L3 4 W' ' E ' . U5 FP 5 u no so oo so oo ov u oo oo oo oo ' 21112li121!l2l!lZ1:1Z12l l'l2l2lXl!l!l2lXlX l2l 'Xl IZIXIXIZlil!!ZUIZIXIXIXIXIXIZIXI lil!! IZIXIXIXIXIZUXIXIXIXIXI F' IXIXIXIXIXIZIZIZIZIXIXIXIXIXIXIZIXIIlXlXIX'XlXIZIZIZIXIZIZIXIXIXIIIXIZU 5 Tom-Why do you wear those riding clothes when I never see you on 2 a horse? Mary-Oh, it's just a habit. It always makes me laugh, A So wonderful a treat, To see an athlete run a mile, And only move two feet I if ov I ov '1 l N I oo l I Stuart D I spent the evemno lll the company of the one I love best. Dorothy P Really, and don t you get tired of being alone? 'VII' Lakev W'hat answer lS given most frequently by high school pupils? Ramona l don t know Mr Lakey Correct Mr Ouinn O why are the middle ages so dark? 11112111212111121121111111111121211111 11l11l111111111X11!111X112111121111! V ll 1 -1 R ' I ZIZIXIXIZ'ZIXIXIXIXIZIXISIXIXUXIXIXIXIXIXIZIXIXISIZIXIXIXIX , I. 4 IIIZIXIXIZIXIXIXIXIZUZIZIZIZUZUXUXIIIXIXIXIXIZIXIZIZ 3 Rio Grande Pharmacy APOLOGIES TO KIPLING A. M. GUFFEY Proprietor If : -and- It aint the individuals, i 5 REGISTERED PHARMACIST Nor the school as a whole, 5 I But the everlastin' team work Q : P - ' -I - Of every bloomin, Soul. 1 5 rescriptions FI led A Specialty 5 Soda Fountain It ain't that all the teachers PI 3 - I'ry to make us awful good, 5 2 Magazines But that ringin' and that dingin, 02 i Toilet Articles About out ATTITUDE. If ' . as .5 School Supplies , . i i Candies It a1n't that every pupll 5 5 Does what the others say, 2 H Tobacco But the close CO-OPERATION i That makes them win the day. 5 i Curb Service North Side of Main Street G' Y S' 3 . 2 X Xl I XIXIZ!XlXIX!XlXlXlXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIZIXIXIXIX las .2.!,3.z.3.x.:.!.z- -z-x,X,x.z,:. nn, ,z.z.3.x.x 3,X.x.z.3.z. l lxlxl , lXIX!!!ZlxlxuluinxnxlxnguglxlXlXlX:XI!lZlZIXlXlZlZlX Z VALUABLE INFORMATION Clty Drug Store if if l. Is it all right to feed hogs ' PI or in the ear? - Howard A. M. GUFFEY, Prop. I Q igrciivu, : IE' No, put it in the trough and let Drugs and Soda Fountain 3 3 them help themselves. g 2. My hair is beginning to - 9 Q fall out. Vtfliat can I get to keep We Carry A Good Lme of 1: 3 it in P -Arturo Rodriguez. CHOCOLATE CANDY i 5 A Sack. SUN FREEZE ICE CREAM 35 5 3. Please tell me how to ALL KINDS OF TOILET i A raise a fatliog of about 500 lbs.,- .5 A Glen Patridge. GOODS 'E 3: Get a derrick. H ,, 3? gr 4. Did you say a cow had BEST SERVICE IN TOWN 5 six legs. well I never saw one - Q 5 Paul Perkins. South Side of Main Street Q Q Why S3161 hai f0fe 1685 in from I .1 .1 am two Jelmc. ! X Il2lfl:IXl!l2I!l!l!l!lXlXlIl!l2l!lXlxlllllflzlxlxlxlllfl I 3' SIXIXIZIZI! I!I!!XIII!!!'!l!l!'3'!'!'X'!'!'5'!'!'3'3'3'3'3 PAGE EIGHTY ONE I 11' -0 ' , A 'flinfid' hw? bf,f'Q,-I 1E'NkN,y 'M''ii5 1MmMHEHWPMWWW' IlllllN i N ll ,Nfl 2 '2 Ill1!l1lf ?E III iii - ' ii f' ' x ' Win INTER ATIONAL ENGRAVING EL PASO TEXAS W if 'TN , KN 17 . X 7. ,Z ,V C0 . i,........ N. nw 4 I o I Q I I n I oe I u. I N I of I N I u I N I N I v I u I o I I va I oe I N I N, I M I N I u I oo I N I N I n I N I N I I I I I I I I as I se I 04 I N I oe I Q4 I u I I I I I I I I I ,. I oe I vc. I Q4 I oe I oc I 04 I os I M I oc I vo I 44 I vo I n I u I I 0 I no I no I I'I,I'I'I I'I'I I'I,I2I I'I I,I2I2I I IZIXIXIXIXIZIXIXIXIZIII IZIZIQIZIX o on Greetings To The Class of 1930 I I n I o I l' I I I I I I I 0 I o I' r El Paso Gas Utilities Corporation TENTH FLOOR - BASSETT TOWER EL PASO TEXAS NATURAL GAS-THE MODERN FUEL IXIZIXI IXIQIZIXIQI l,l IXIXIXIXI I IXI I IXIXIXIXI IZIXI I IXIXI IXI IXIXIXI XIXIXIXIXIXI I IXIXIXIXIXIXI I I IXIXI IXIXI IXIXIXIX I l I r N r N I I I I N I ' I I C I 3 ' I N I I U I- . Q Q l I I Q I Q 9 ' ' 5 N I N I - OG I , it 0 I M I 4 I I I Q I . I n I . ' I 2 X , X Z ' ' u on no oo . I,I IZIZIZI I IZI,I,I,I IXI2IXIZIZIXIZIXIXIXIXIZIXISIXIXIZI I'I2 ZIXIXIXI4 2I2I2I O4 N r : r l HD F .. f ' 5 ' 1 FF 4 '.., ' . S I3 , .-. . A ii , Q A , - D .L Yi - ' O 'J Q : 0 A .. W 4 1 Q A Q f-1 P+ ' r-+ o 99 F W' f t FD O E O 1 v-h O 5 -v Nliss Donaghey CTO Edmond O Donnell s mother I am teaching your son first aid His Mother Better teach him seeond aid instead He s so slow he d never get there in time to c Mr Quinn CTO Hubertl Did I not tell you to be prepared with your T-Iistorx lesson? And heie you are unable to repeat a word of it Hubert I didn t suppose it was necessary 1 ve always heard that history repeats itself Miss Donaghey Asking questions in sewing -And what do you do when you come to a corner. RotseCWatching an car outsidej-Slow down. Dumb Freshie-No, who teaches it? ' 'I ell me Margaret what is the unit of power, 'l he what wattl, sir? Quite right. 'Phat s good replied Mr. Bell. said Mr. Bell. I I I Q I I I n I Q I.. . l:l:l:l'l2Ifl'lxlXl2lXl.lzl2l!l:I:lzlXlxl:lzlXlzl!lxl,l:l2lxlxlxlzlzlf 2 I lil lXl1lXl'l:lXlXl!lxl IXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXI ZIZIXIXIZIZI, I .1 3 3 I I I I I I I I . I I . v . I . ' D 1 I . . , ' I . . I 1 . x . . , , - I . I I ' .1 S . .1 Q 'L . . . ' 7 ? . i . - X :Q I . . . I l . . 1 . ' . . , - W I 'i . I . . . I I . . . . . I Q . I lil!! lXlXlXl!l2l!l l!l!l.l.l I'l.l!l!1XI.I.I:I,I2l.lxIxI.nl.: I.: I rug.:-2-:nge I I I nxnzugnxuin ng-g-3-3-g-gutnzugnguguzltitltlr PAGE EIGHTY-THRE E II,II'II'IIIIII 4 I,I I'IZI I IZI'I'I IXI Q I,I I'I2I I,I2I I I'IX IIIXI uv, ,I,II I III 'I I I3I IIIIIIIIXIIXI 'I I I I,I I I IXIXI I I IXIQI I I IXI I,I,I I,I,I I I I IXI IXIXIXIX Recruiting Gfficer Q to B. W. Ouinnj-So you Want to enlist in the army? I-Iave you had any mil- itary experience? B. W. Q.--Yes, indeed Ive Worn a wrist watch for years. VVhat animal, said the teach- er of the class in history makes ps! the nearest approach to man. Marcello M.-The flea. Young man, said Mr. Allen as he grabbed Melton Osgood by the collar I believe Satan has ot hold of you. I believe it too, was the re- In a physiology exam Miss Daniel received this brilliant ans- wer: The five senses are sneez- ' g, sobbing, crying yawning and coughing. By the sixth sense ' meant one which some folks have. This is snoring. IXIXIXIXIXIX XIZIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIZIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXI IXIXIXIXI IXI Q 4 I,I, I,I IXI I,I I IXI I IXI I,IXI I IXI:I2I,I IXI'I I2I2I2I'I I I'I'I'I I I'I IXI XI I'I2I IXI oo 'I XI IXI2I2I2IZIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXI IXIXIXIXIXIXI IXIXIXIXIXIXIXI ' Compliments of Fabens IXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIZIXI I: . Q Q I OO I OO I Of I O9 I OO - J 99 I OO I OO I OO I . O0 I O9 I 90 I 'I Q4 I 5 I I N I .4 . I u - .. 00 I O0 5 u r ' Q . 1 00 I 09 I O9 I O9 I 09 I 99 I 00 I O9 I N I 09 I I 2 I I 'U :D cn PJ E rn :ri Pi 'T' '11 O Q sv IXI1I'I'I1I:I I I,IXI2IXI I I IXIXIZIXIXIXIZIXIZI Compress and Fumlgatlon Co HYDRO ELECTRIC HY DENSITY PRESS Britton Davis Manager Crover Neeley, Supe mtendent I!I2I2I2I2IXI IXIXIXIXI I2I2IXIXI2 XIXIZIXI IXIXIXIXIXIXIXIZIXIXI IIII'I III,I IZI IXI I I IXI I I,I IXI I I,I I I I XI IXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXRI IXIZI I I I1IXI'I I I'I IXIXIZI'I I I I I I I I,I I I I I I I Compliments of STUART MOTCR IXUXIXIXIXIXIZIXIXI IX: XIXI I IXIXIXIXI I2I3I2I2I IXIXIXIXIXI III XlZIXIXIXIXIXIXIxngnxnxngnguxnxngIgaxnzngnxnggxng-:Ig-3I3I3IgI -3. XIXIXIXIZIXI I I,I!I2IXI IXIXIZI I2IXI I IXIXIZIXI2I,I,I2I2I2IXIXI IXIXIXIXIZIXIXIZIXIXIXI - IXI Miss Cornish: X-Vhat is th Liberty Bell? Helen M.: The bell t the enfl of the period. Miss Hoover: Charles J. what can you tell me about the north pole F Charles ackson: Its a pole sixteen feet high. Miss Hoover: What about the limate? Charles: The Eskimos climb john Assad: I know where you can get a chicken dinner for fifteen cents. Carrol- Ivey: 'fWhere. John: At the feed storef' pr! Book Dealer: This Chemistry text will do half your Work for you. Woodrow: f'Fine! I'll take two. IZIZIXIZIZIXIXIXIXIXI I2I2I2I2I I IXIXI I IXIXIXIXI IXIXIXIZIXI I III IZI!IXIXI!IZI,I'I'I I I'I IXI'IZIXI I'I no Q ZZ! Z 213' XX Z! Q Q XXQUZIZ' 2.1222 Ia! ,.. oo : E. UQ 1 .. R4 - ., -. 0 I . a s. 2 N n vo . so N N T N 3 N n oo M , x. oo I N N N sv 51 D0 oo 22 ZIXI Xa X flu! 33 Xl! of 22' 233 X'X 'X In 2 22 XIII XZ' 2 2 X 2 I il! ' XXX 2X'! XX'2'22 2'I ZZ. Z! ' N oo I- Pf O W o va of 4 on n .. 4 : 4 - R N .. 3 N Q . vo ' so 2 I W G T' 2 I N 2 vo ' M 2 fl oo I . X I v fy - N I , 2 Q I X Q 3 I s 2 Z I 3 Xl I U2l2lXl2I2I2l!lXlXl!lXl2l!l!'!l!l1l2 ' 2 2 Q 2 4 I Q fl IXIXIXI IXI I'I2I2IX0 I2IXI2IXI2IXI3IXI IXI I2IXI2I2I'I I I IXISIXI I I I I'IXIXI IIIIIIIIIlII'I oo ,E I E I .1 f, I 5 The world's greatest worker IS a f ji willing worker. It is rapidly elim- . 5 inating and lightening the bur- 5 den of human labor, both in the D Ig home and in industry. Are you 'J letting it do for you all that it is willing to do? T ELECTRIC C MPAN i 2 5. . 5 ? 4' '!'X'X' '3'3'Z'2'!' 'X' 'X'X'Z'!'X' 'X'X'2'X'X'X'X' 'X'X'.' '2'X'X'X'Xl2'X'X'X'XlXlXl2I2I2IXIXI IXIXIXIXIXI2I2IXIXlXIXIXIXIXI'IXIXI2Ix.q unc P My dad IS In Elk '1 Leota P XX hat does it cost to see him Strang Ah Nlrs 'X ucgf one half the world IS ignorant or how the othei half lives Nlrs Nudge Not in this wil 'ge iss I rose and gate to her my seat, I could not let her stand, She made me think of mother, VVith that strap in her hand. 'I want a teacher for a hus- band. I d0n't. I Want a ma11 who is good looking, intelligent, and very rich. The New Bazaar GENERAL MERCHANDISE LADIES READY TO WEAR MEN S FURNISHINGS Complete Line of GROCERIES AND MEATS TIRES - TUBES - HARDWARE WHOLESALE ar RETAIL L. R. Lopez, Prop. Fabens oo of I so oe I I I I u I oo I f Q. ' 2 XIXIXISIXIXIXI IXIXIXIXIXISIZIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIZIXI IXIXIXIXIXIXJ N IXIZIXIXIXIXIZI 12.3.3-3.3-g-3.g.3.3.3.1.g.3-g.g.g-1-gnxnxnxuzltllg 'H 5 1 .. .. 'I 'E ii ' I I I N I KK ' 3 5 J 1 1.2 I 2 , I 3: 3 Lio11 and a Moose. 3 E ,ll v - x 4 I Q . . - 7 N . 3 i 5 'J err ,Q .. Il lke, HQ , . . - I 5: 1 - - Q - 1 2 .4 N - v, 2 A 3 ' ' 2 .5 .5 ' . U . .1 Y. gg 5 9 5 1 A N . ' .5 : 5 Tak . A . 'F 2 w 'I ' ' I I 5 .1 ' l : E . : ' : I I 1 : a A I I I I I IXIZI2I2IXIXIXIZIXI!IXIXIXIXIXIXIXI2I!IZIXl!l!l, N fI ZI1IXlXl!lXlXl!lXl!l! 2'fl!'X'XIX'2'Xl!'Xl!lI'!l2'2'2'!'!l!l PAGE EIGHTY-FIV E T2l2I2I2IXI2I1I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I IXIXIXIXIXIL .Q I I N I .4 v ,I u I XIZI .4 I oo o ,I I N I . . I,I,I QQ I M I no Xl!! I QQ I ev I . I,I on I QQ Fabens Drug Store IXIZIZIX IZIZIXIXIX DRUGS AND SUNDIES IZIX I Q. I .4 I I'I IXI'IX COLD DRINKS I'I'IXIXIZI I'I J H MARCHBANKS I I III I IXI 'I2I,I2I I IXI I I I I,I!IXI2IXIZIXIZ ZIXIZIZIZIXIZIX I .Q I .Q I OO I 00 I OO I OO I .Q I O6 I . OO I .4 I N . I O0 I Oi I O0 I 00 I OC I .Q I .Q I .Q I OO I O4 I O4 I .Q I QQ I O4 I .Q I O4 I 60 I OO I OO I 09 I I . Q . . v .lZl!lZl!l!l. . . 2 . . . Q . 2 . I I I I I I IXIZIXIZIXIXI IX Teacher How fast does sound P!! I IXIZI XIII I travel Bright Student Scandal 1 000 yards per second flattery, ol yards per second truth 10 yards per second an alarm clock hard ly one foot ZI,I2I2IZI I,I IXI I IZIZIXIXIXIXIXIX IZIXI I I!!! Lakey What did you do the q arter mile in PH Jay R.: In my track suit, of course. IZIXIXIXI XIXIXIXIZIXIX Sl! lil!!! ZIXIXIXIZI I! How much milk does your cow give a day? Eight quarts ma'am. How much of that do you sell P 4'Twelve quarts, ma'am. 2I2IXI2IXI2I I I,I,IXI!I2I IXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXI v-g.2l!l I pp oo I rn I H I .. I P1 I II N I Q ' I -me I v-in I hd I 61 Y OO I4 I we I OO I OO I O0 I O0 I O0 I OO I 00 I OO I . O4 I .. I .. I .Q I .. I I I OO I .Q I Q. I .Q I .. I .. IZIXIX ZIX . z : x ' x x . --3 I .. I .. I .. I O4 I gg .. I y .. I .. , , , V0 1 I .. I .. 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IXIXIZIXIXI IZIZI I IXI ohnnie VV.: I dont think I deserve a zero in my exam. Miss Cornish: I dont either but it is the lowest grade I can give. 2I'I1I2I'I IXIZIZIX 2I1IXI2I'IXI I IXI I OO I OO I OO I O0 I I OO I O4 I I OO I 00 I OO I OO I OO I OO I O4 I O4 I 50 I .Q I I I .Q I .Q I V0 I OO I .Q I DQ I I OO I .Q I O4 I OO I .. I XIXIXI ZIXI I I 4 4 4 :I Comphments IZIZIXI CD F41 rf 23 CD I I XI American Union ' Laundry and Cleaners XIXIXIZI IXI IXIXI I IXIX IZIXIXIXI I IZI IXIXIXIX 1420-22 Myrtle Avenue ZIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIZIXI XI2I2I2I2IXI'IXI2I2IXI2IX Phones M 4500-4501 E1 Paso Our Valley Representat1ve P-I P1 935 ea 32 P1 mi OE 3 P15 l :o U IZIX IZ!! I2IXIZI IXI'I2I IZIZIXIX IXIXIXI. Phone 84 Fabens IZIX l.lX V SIXIXIXIQIXIZIXIZIXIXIXIQIXIXI2I2I2I,IXI,I,I I I I I I I I I,I I, XIXIXIXIXIZI I I IXIXI I: IZIZIXI IXIXIZIXIZIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIZI I2I!IXI2I:IXI2IZIXI'I'I I I F abens High School i 'XIX IXI I I XIXIXI IXIXIXI I i IXIZIXIXI xanga I I! The rapid advancement and development of this section is mirrored in every undertaking in Fabens and the Valley. Every year records progress in all lines and conversant with this move Fabens High School, for its first time, sends a messenger to the world, and has made a permanent record of its activities for the past year, thru the presentation IXIXI IXIXIXIXIZIXI I!I2I2I2I!I.I ,l.lXI I! X 2 X .4 I 54 I .. I .. I .. I .. I N I .. I .. I .. I N I .. I N I N I .. I O4 I .. I .. I .. I .. I .. I .. I .. I N I N I. .. I N I .. I N I OO I .. Fl' ' I I I ' L I I I I I In .. 1 O I .. I .. I .. I .. I N I .. I N l N I .. I .. I N I .. I O4 I .. I OO I .. I N I V4 I .. I .. I N I .. I .. I .. I .. I .. I .. I .. I .. , . 5 2 I 1, , 1 . . lil. XI 'ra :I- cn ra m P'1 Q I -a 'F U1 Q 4 ra Z 3 to the public of this annual. 5 ' 5 'e ' N , 1 . . . ' 'E Lpon the passing of tll1S milestone of progress W D4 . . 5 we take thls occas1on to congratulate the Fabens Z' S High School, its loyal superintendent, teachers and 5 I . . . . L: students who have given so liberally of their time . . . I 5 and talent that this annual might be a success. I 'R E N I 3' I o I 3 ' 5 5 I 5 H A I 5 N H A 5 F 5 I 3 '-1 I 8. CHS 5 If 5 5 5 alll Cl' 0 OI'IlI'I'lel'CC a 5 . 5 94 FABENS, TEXAS 5 E 5 O6 5 IXIZIXIXI I2I2IXI2IZIXI2I,IZIXI2IXI1I IXIXIXI!I!IXIXI IZIXI I IXIXIXl2IXI!I2IXI2I2IXIXIXIXIXIXIXI IXIXIZIXIXIXIXIXI IXIXIXIXIXI IZIXIZIZI.: l I I I I I I I I I I,I I I I IZIZIZIXIXIXIIIZIXIXIZIZI I I I I I 1 I I'I2I:IXI2I1IZI1I I I I1I'IXI:I2IXI:I:I I I I I I I I I I I I I Compliments of Farmers Gin Company FABENS, TEXAS J A MILLER President DR. F D COOKE Sec.-Treas T W TURNER Manager WHY TEACHERS RAVE CVVith apologies to M. D. LQ It was a clay In May And the class buzzed noisily Cthey snoredl And the windows were wide open And the teacher was also asleep And the class snored and snored and snored nd the teacher snored and snored and snored And the way thmgs were going It seemed as 1f the lesson would go blooey For the day at least or Sprlnq was in the 'ur ancing here and there nd she was a heavywelgh And all felt crushed PAGE EIGHTY-EIGHT For even the flies slept And the cool spring breezes Weren't springy enough For they fell Cn one And were hot And then when afl Were comfort'- ab e And were enjoymff themselves The bell ransf And Fr'-nk Magee awoke ind yelled lt s tlme for the next class And the teacher cried Somebody choke him f nd they did To the tune Sleep Gently Dear Brother I O I O0 I O0 I O0 I 90 I . N I no I N . I N I 60 I OO I O9 I O0 I 90 I OO I OO I .. OO I 69 I OO I OO I OO I O0 I O0 I 00 I O4 I I as I 00 I OO I . O9 I N I DO I O1 I O4 I OO I n I I Q I -. OO I O0 I O4 I O0 I I no I OO 35 . I 04 I no , I fo I I n I , n I I N I O4 I N -. I 04 I O4 I I OO I O0 I OQ I OO I OO I N 0 I N I O4 I u I 0 , pg I!I:IXI:I1I1I:I2I I IZI2I2IZI2I2IXIXIXI2I2I2I2I I I I I'I I I I I I I'I I I'I IZI I I I I I I I I 6 I N I N I N I N I N I N I O0 I N I N I N I N I N I OO I N I 60 I OO I O0 I O0 I OO I OO I 60 I OO I OO I OO I OO I N I OO I 00 I N I 04 I N I I N I I 60 I O0 I N I 90 I N I N I N I N I N I N I O4 I O4 I OO I N I N I N I N I N I N I N I DQ I N I OO I . I O4 I O4 I N I N I N I Oo I O4 I V0 I .,.g-g-'-1IgI:IgIxngux- uzngn Ig- Iznxsxuxntl IZIZIXI'IXl!!ZIXIXIZIIl!IZIZIZIXl!l2lZl!l'ltlZlXlZ - I I I 'I I O' - :D U rfi it 04 I N I O9 I O0 I I , 99 I N . I OC I - A OC I OO 4 I OO I 00 ' I QQ I . QQ n I I 2: O4 . A oo I I 5. I I fl 3 . rf C4 g . I .Q 1 I 50 3 E I O9 OO ,X v. I 7. I , . . f 31 I , OO I ... N ,, . I , N T' I O9 A I ,, . . . oo . I , . U9 1 I A 7 - . I I O9 I U , . Of I 'A I I ' , N . I N I O0 I 09 I 00 .4 I - OO n v ' 'I I I If I 54 I Y .Q I Q . . v . IX ' Q X Q 0 XIII!nguxlgugugning:XIxuxlluxlxuxuxnznxnxuxlzlXIXIXIXIXIZ 2:2ngug:3:guxugninguxnxuxngugnzuxuxnxuxuxuguxnxuxug-9213-312:Xl 6 Congratulations to the Senior Class of 1930 the first Fabens High School Annual Fabens Motor Co. Inc CONOCO OILS AND GREASES-TIRES-ACCESSORIES fi CAR REPAIRS-WRECKING SERVICE PHONE FABENS 50 OPEN DAY AND NIGHT if IXIXIX I I IXIXIQI Xlxlxlzlzlxl I ISIXIXIXIXIXI IXI IXIXI III 3333333335 I. 5 O 5 5 5 5 I Ii 5 5 5 3. 5 5 I 3 Q 3 5 I 5 I H I In 5 5 3. 5 I H IXIZIXIXIXIXUXIXIXIXIXIXI IXUZIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIZIXIXIZIJXIXIXI Cleo fYoung wifel- Aren't you the same man that I gave some biscuits W to last week. Tramp-f'No, mum. and the doctor says I never will be again. L Ask me another: 3 Vfhat is it we all frequently say we will do and no one has ever done yet? IQ Stop a minute. H Ylliat is the difference between a butelxer and a flirt? One lzills to dress, i and the other dresses to kill. i 'E Y fi IZIXIXIXIXI IXIXIXIXIXIXUIXIXIXIXIXIXIQIXIZIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIN Compliments of Carbajal's General Mdse. Stores FABENS AND PORT OF ENTRY J. M. CARBAJAL, PROPRIETOR PHONE FABENS 23 PHONE PORT OF ENTRY 417 J X 2 XIXIXIXIXIXIZIZIXIXI I I IX!!IIIZIZIXI2l!l!I!I'I!l2I2I2I2I2I2I!I2l1:I2I!IZI2l1I2I2I!I!I!I2I'l2I2:ZIXIXIZIZIXIZIZIXI2l!I:u:I:u:I2I2I2I PAGE EIGHTY-NINE n I a I 4 I 4 I 04 I 4 I 4 I IXIZIII I,I,I I I I I I I I I I I I I,I2I:I2I2I:I:I2IXIXIXIZIX Compliments o Red 8: Whlte Store Locally Owned M. ESCAJEDA PHONE 47 FABENS I I I I,I I IXI,IXI IXIXIXIZIXIXIXIXIXISIZIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXI Frosh Roastfullyj Yes, Sir and 1n Tornillo I saw a whole train load of Wr1gleV S Spearmlnt gum Soph CD1sgustedlyl I sup pose it was one of those chew chew trains Frances D You neednt ex pect me to make up for a long time. VVeldon A.-Vlfell youd bet- ter, youve washed all the color off your cheeks. He-I m a little stiff from golf. She-You dont say so. Why I have some friends living there. IZI IXIXIXIXIXIXI I I I IXI I I I I IXI I2IXI2IXI I I I I IXIXIXIQ PAGE NINETY -0 ,4 4 I I IXI IXIXIXIXIZIX I3I2IXIII!!!IX'XIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIZIXIXIXIZIXIXIUXIXIXUXI IIIII' IXI IIlIIII'IIlIl,IIII I IIIIIXI I'IXI I I.I I2IXI1I,I IXIXIZI I:I2I,I,I,I2I:I2I2I,I,I I I'I ZIXIXIXIXIXIZIXIZIZIXIZIZIX!XIXIXIZIXIXIXIXIZIJXI 'I The stout lady on the scales was eagerly watched by two small boys. She dropped in her cent, but the machine was out of order and only registered To pounds. Good night gasped one of the youngsters in amazement, She s hollow. . Mother- When that naughty boy threw stones at you, why didnt come and tell me instead of throwing them back at himi Willie-- lfVhat good would it do to tell you? You couldn t hit he side of a barn. IXIXIXIXIXIXI IXIXIZIXIXIXIXI IXIXIZIXIZI IXI IXIXIXIXIXIXI IXIXI WE CONGRATULATE YOU' It is a distinct pleasure to Con- gratulate you upon the completion of your High School Course. We hope that. four years hence you will be re- ceiving a. college degree and after that enter upon a successful careel Remember that our company fur- nished the laboratory equipment you used in F. H. S and probably much of that you will use in college. lVhen vom' school days are over we should like to serve you with chemicals and laboratory equipment, machinery and spplies MWIMQSQEQPTENQ MALCOLM H. CARPFNTER M EL PASO TEXAS I I I2IXIXIXI2IXI2I I I IXIXI IXIXIXIZIXIXIXIXIXI I IZI IXIXI 4 IIIXI I2I2IZI,I2IXI2I,I I IXI Ig: I,I2I I 94 I V4 I I V h g N A N n I , N . 5 . N I ,A N no W A N 'T-I N - . I n fx I . N 1 I . , . N Q0 l E n N u I ' E' 09 A. 0: N . N . I ' 'J 'l -4 , 04 5 I 5 ,,, 54 I I I f ? N tg Y u N .Q 5 N . i g n .. A l - Y OO 5 I OO - O Q O Q 0 Q O O Q O 0 Q O Q O 4 2 I2 IXI2I,I,I,I,I,I,I,I,I,I I I,I,I I I I I I I I I!I,IXI,IXI,IXIXIXIXI:IZIZIXIZIZIZIIIXIZIZIXI IXIXI 'Z ' ' ' ZZ.' 22122 X. Z!'! ZZ ZZZZXZXZXZ 'Z'!Z!2! .Q S' N OO I 3' Q f-f 5 ' ': OO ox - 3 A N 3 - v I E OO . I 90 90 I N 4. 'J . 'Q A 2 - .4 - N 'J Q 5. c I . Q - 'E ' M I . . 3 t so ' 5 K I n N 5 I N . u 8 I N ' 2 N Y ' OO I .. 'Q 'a . ,, u . . l I OO N I N 2 1 Q O4 :Ip:I2I2IZIXl!l2lXl2lZlZl!lXlZIXIXIXIXIXIZIXIXIZIXIZIXIXIZI l!l!I!lXIXIXIXIXl!lZlZlXl2lXl2I:IgI3.g ' lil!!!IZIZIZIXIXIIIXIUZIXIZIZIXIXIXIXIXIXI IZIZIXIXI ' ' g g g 3 3 I 4 I I o I oo I oo I oo I I n I N I no I so I vo I so I N I oo I N I N I N I M I oo I no I so I no I I III2IXIXIXIXIZIXIXIXIXIXIZIZI I IUZIZIXIXIZIZI I I I ':l2lXl:l' I ug-:rx-1-3-5-3 I . I I3-3-3-3Ing-:nz-3-1-3-x-3-g-1.3.3. I I . I I I Fabens Gin Co., Inc. CAPITAL--350,000.00 TWO GINS IN FABENS ONE SERVICE-THE BEST Gave Us a Trnal I N I I N I Q I 4 ll .. 4 A . A z. I 0 N I a w 5 I A Z r. I A I g Y E . . E 5: . A I A A 2 l oo 0 I A w IZIXIXIZIX X IZIZIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIZIZI IXIXIXIXIZIXIXI!IXIXIll.I.IXl1I2I2IXIZIXlXIZI' 'XIXIXIXIXIXIZItltlllllxlxvuxuxugugu 1313-3-21 I3 ' gl IXIIIXIXI I IXIXIXI2I!I!I!I2IXI:I2I2lXIXlxltlxnzuxuxuzuxnxnznz-3-g I -3-3-pg. I 3-gngnguznxngnznx-3-:Ip3-3-3-1.ng.:-3-g-1-1.3-3-3.3.- : 3 . 5 L I 04 7 5 i 5' Q 1 I q ,Q 5 ,AL1tl1OT--h'Ill'l1S IS the plot of my story. A mldnlght scene. Two burglars : N . . . I 5 creep stealthlly toward the house. They chmb a Wall and force open a Wm- - N s . - if dow and enter the room, the clock St1'1kCS one. - 'F 1 Qi Sweet Thing QBreathlesslyj-VVhich one ?'l Q 2 E Q J 5 F if Teacher- You remember the story of Daniel in the Lion's Den, How- I 7 ard P Q I cf 7 1 77 . . Howard- X es, ma am. 5 I 99 35 Teaclher- What lesson do we learn from 1t?H 5 4 3 5 Howard- That we shouldn't eat everythmg we see. : 99 i E 5 4 5 I N I . I 2 . Q I - a I N I IIll!lzixl''XIXl2lXlXl2l!l.'XlXlXl!lXl IIIXIXIXIXIXIXI 'UXIZI I I!I!I!'ZIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXI!I!I!I2l.lXIII!IXIXIXIXIXIZIIIXIXIZIZVIXISIIIZI PAGE NINETY-ON E I'I I I I I I I I,I' Compliments of El Paso Valley I'I III I2I'I'I Compress Co FABENS TEXAS I,I2I,I 'I X' XZ! ZZ! ZX X! X2 XZZXZZXZ X'2' '2 Z ss I . , . . O0 X 9 I 1 q . , I '- I .. . I , I I s ' I n no Y FA l I Y V , n I .g ' . ' I 1 ' ' A 7 ' oo I I . 4 4 4 ,Mi so - I f - f . - . -- . ' v ' ' I' 3 . 4 l v I A I I v Ai I 4 , ., ' A Y VA ' Y v . Y I VN I A M 4 7 ' .4 -I 1 A . ' f' ' ' . . I , . ' . ,I , V - - I I 1 ' I, ISIXIZIZIXIZIXIZIZIXIXlil!!!IZDIIZIIIZl!IZl!l!lZl!'2l!lXl2lXl2l2l!I!l2l!l2l2l'l OFFICERS. Geo W. Orr, President W E. Chearirs, Xice President A R. Miller, 2nd Vice President W. J. Cottlngham, Jr. Sec -Treas. IXI,I I IXIXIXI DIRFCTORS: H. L. Birney, H. H Qweatt, W. M. Qtoddald, S. R. Davis, John Pearce, Dr F. D. Cooke, . E. Benton, W. H. Miller, J. 'VI Escajeda, K. B. Ivev, B E. Bullard I IXI Q- I I I I I I I I IXIZI Gwendolyn Qay Girls I m losing In six weeks I xe I'LClllL6'fl from 100 to I m Mary R What' In weight? Gwen No Commerual law I,I2I IXIZIXI First Lesson In L'lt111 Miss Smith Boyabus kissabus Girlabus kissabus Fatherbus heal bus Kiekabus bow abus um Teather sweet Qirlorum wanto somoum great kissorum outo the door IXIXIXIXIXIXI IXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXI 'Ill-IE FI QQFRQ CLLP Chlet Fusser Sam Cresap Ladies Nlaid Thomas Lambert Nlost D ltes Hubert Nunn Truest KN oodrow Nltlxinney Devoted -Xrturo Engaged Nlr Quinn Married Clarenee E 'XIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXI I I1I,I,IX so Q 'E El 'J z 3 ' 'I E s H 'I P4 2' 1 oo Pi 3 S 'E O 3 3 3 5 5 I V9 5 I oe 5 I n 5 5 5 I N 5 5 3 I 5 2IXI2IXIXIXIXIXIZIXIXIZIXIXIXIZIZIXIXI2I2I2IXI3I1IXI3I1I1I IZIZIXI N I N I oo I oo I rv I no I so I oo I I 0 o IXIXIZIXIXIZIXIZIXIXI IXI I IXIXI2IXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXU l ' oo I oo I n I oo I vo I so I n I so I fo I so I oo I oo I oo I oo I I so I oo I oo I on I on I oo I oo I N I oo I oo I vo I u I N I oo I vo I n I n I oo 5 lXl3lXIX'Xl2lXl! IXI2IXIXIXI2IXI3I3IXIXIXIXIXIXIZIXIXIXIXIXIZIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIZIXIXIXIXIXI ,W I '-1 . CD ff I 5 U : E '11 F 5 9' Y E? S P- :S :S U a m- m 0 I .. E Z I ,,i Zz . ' I E SU : '11 V' 0 3 5' W : :I I O I Q I G I XIXIXIXIXIXIXIJII I IXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXI IX IXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXI IXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXI IXIXI I I2I2I!I2IXI2I2I2IXIXI2I2I2IXI I I I IXIXI I I IXIXI I IXI IXI XIXI IXIXI IXIZIXIXIXIXI IXIZIXI Hubert: XVhat makes ohn Assad so slow in football? Mr. bell: It takes him so long to translate the signals into Assy- rian. Sam: Oh yes, I have quite .1 reputation as a lady killer. Frosh: I suppose you bore them to death. IXIXIXIXI IXIXI'IXIXIXIXIXI I IXI IXI I,I2I2I1I2IXI2I IXIXI IXIXI I I QQ I oo I 04 I A4 I oo I I so I QQ I oo I so I so I oo I so I so I oo I oo I so I Q4 I oo I 04 I oo I oo I oo I 94 I on I Q4 I oo I 44 I 04 I I oo I I. o I oo on I oo oo 5 os I u I I N I oo EE 3 vo 0 I u I as I 04 I I oo S' 1 N 'J . 2 I ' ' f N 'Q Q o . I of no 'Q so I u I so ' I u I vo I oo I 34 . 04 Z I . I 1-4 I vo 5 I u N Q' oo ,Q u I W . I Isl!! IXI!I I 'J A 5 I 'J 'J 2' 'J 'J O0 5 I 'J 'I E 3 5. 5 l O0 3 5 5 5 5 l 'J 'J 'R 'J 'J 'i l Ixuxuzuxnxuxa Ixnxnxatliitl IZIXIXIXIXIXI IXIXIZIXIXIXIXIXVI IXl'IX'XIX'XIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIZIXIXIXI 'IXIXIXIXIZIZIXIXIXIZIXIXIXIZIXI 2I1I'IXIXIXIIIZI:IXIXIZIZIZIXI:IZIXIZLIZIZIXIZIUZIQIQI I1I3I2I2I:I1I:I2I:I3I:I I I I I I I I I I I I I OG I 33 L Q: n 0: n 5 SA F EWAY S I ORES 1 A I N Ii ' ' n . . . E Stand for ual1t Merchandlse at Lower Prices. 2 Y I .2 . : We Can and Do Save You Money if I I 3 ' S 5 J ,IQIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIZIZIZIXIXIXIXIZIXIXIXIXIXIXIXI IXIXIXIZIQIXIXIZIXIXIXIZIXIXIXI IZIXIXIXIZI IXIXIXIXIXIX IXIXIXIXI2I2I:I2I!I,I!I,I I, N IXIXIXIZIZIXIZIXIZIZI I I I,I:I2IXIXIXIZIXIZI2IXIXI1I2I2I2I,I I I I ' XIXIXIXISIXIXIXIXIXIXIXI2IXIZIXIXIXIXI!I2IXIZIXI2IXIXIXIXIXIXIZIZI', 1 5 'R S X f I Q I I Q Mrs. Malone: Wl1at dxd mammals lmttle boy learn at school today P H A . I 3 Sonn : ' I learned two k1ds not to call be mamma's bab . G' . Y Y ,. 3 f 8 . . .2 So you mtend to marry my son W1tl1Ol.1t my consent PH I p n 1 Ot E Yes-and Without h1s lf necessary. Q 1 . . . . Y A Madam, I shall have to pamt your husband s throat Wlth nltrate of E 1 I 5 sllverf' 5 Oh Doctor, please use nltrate of gold-the expense is quite 1mmater1al. 5 N Y , Y z .3.1.3-1-x-x-x-x-x-z-x-x-xnz-x-zuau:-x-x-x-x-xvx-z-x-x-x-x-x-:mx-x-:xmas:-x-z-am -x-x-x-z-z-x-x-x-x-x-x-x-x-x-x-2-x-x-:-z-z-x-x-z-x-x- IXlxl2IXlxl:IxlXlxl!!XIXUXIXIXlxl2IXIXlXlxlxlxlxlxlxlxlxlxlxlxl I IXI IXI2I2IXIXIQIZIXIZIXIZIXIXIXIXIZIXIXIZIXIXQIXIXIXIZIXIXIXIZIZIZIZI N 0: n 90 5 lram 1 a er : H' Wh't k 8 5 . Q . 3 District Distributer of 1 I 0 5 2 N .. 5 X I 75 PIERCE PETROLEUM PRODUCTS 3 I E' S 31 GAS - OILS - GREASES E fi A 5 I if PHONE 130 FABENS, TEXAS f I Q n Q I E A I 42l!l2l l'l I I I I'IZI2I!I!I1I2IZIIIXIXIXIXIZIZIXIXI !I,I!IXI!I!I2I !I!l2I!l!I!I21!I1IZIZIXI2I1IXIXIZIZIXIXIXIIIIIIIZIZIZIIlil!Izlilililf PAGE NINETY-THREE . . . XIJJ. I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I N I N I N I .. I N I I I I I I I . I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I .. I .. I M I .. I .. I I I .. I .. . 'IJZ ILS . z . z I OO I .. I O0 I 04 I VO I OO I O9 I UO I .. I .. I .. I .. I .. . I OO I .. I O0 I .. I .. I 00 I .. I OV I OO I I I I I 90 I Of I I I I I .. I I E I .. I O4 I O4 I O9 I D0 I .. I .. I N I .. I .. I .. I I .. I .. I ,. I .. I .. I 04 I . I O1 I .. I 00 I OO I 64 I .. I .. I .. I .. I .. I .. I .. I ' , ' x IXI I I ZIXII XIXIXI 2I2I,I'I,I Compliments of I2I2I,IZI Given Bros. Shoe Co. THREE STORES WE KEEP THE PRICES DOWN WHERE THEY BELONG EL PASO TEXAS IXI'I'I2I IZIX XI'I I ,I IXIXI ,I XI IZIXI 2IXI,I,I IXIX IZIXI'IXI IZ IXI,I'IXI'IZI ' foodrow n teleg aph officej Now be sure that these three words are underlined. IXI,I I I IXI, XIQIZIXIXIXI M2 E4 TJ' gw mo. U1 ::. ,,.. o OE? C. . 1 32 Q-5 ,.,4 Q3 CD 0155 52 40 0:1 gf? 'Ura OL.. f-ffl gt: -15? Q. Q5 Q5 '-P'-P. E52 U7 43. mm Oo. fb: 393 Sf. o :s .., 'VIr. Bell-Clarence what animal is most noted for its fur? Clarence- Phe skunk. The more fur you gets away from him the better it fur you. IXIZI XIX ZIXIXIXIZIXIXI :In .QIXIXIXIXIXIZIXIXIZIZI I Izlzlzl IZI IZIZIXIZIZI IZIZIZIXIZI I I IXI IfI I IXIXIXIXIZIZIXIXIXIZIZIXISIZI I I2I2I2III2I2I!I2IZI2I2IXl!lXl2l J 4 VN CI r Q e as 0 ' A rc N A 1 Q tar A L f IXlXI2I2IXI2I2lXl2I2IXlXUXlXUXIXI2'2'XlXl2.253.252ISIXIZIXIXIXUXIXIXIXZIXIXIXIXIXUXU IXIXI2IXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIZIZIXIXIZIXIXIXIXIXIZIZIXIXI -'IXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIZIQIXIXIXIXIXIZIZIZIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIZIXIXI IXI IXI1IZIXI2IXIXI2IXIXI2I2IXIXI2I2I2I2IXI!I1I2I:I1I2I2IZIXIXIXIXIXIZI. 00 OO 5 5 5 A 'I I oo I I vo I I oo I I o Q4 I I oo oo Il XI 2 Compliments of Farmers Island Gin Co. FABENS, TEXAS Q L. L. LUTICH, President. W. L. SUMMERS, 1st vice Pres. Q K. B. IVEY, 2nd vice Pres. C. R. BILLS, sec. sf Treas. 5 C. R. STEVENS, Manager .lzlxlZI2I1I2IXI2IIlXI2I2IXIXIXIXlXIXIXIXIZIXIXIXIXIXIXIXI IXIXIXIXI I2 2IXI2I2IXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXMIZIXIXIXIXIXIXIXVI IXIZIZI I I PAGE NINETY-FOUR A 'IZIXIZIQIXIZIQI I I,I I I I I I I1IfI:I2I1IgI I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I IZIZIZIXIXILQIXIQIZI I I Compliments of E Continental Oil Co. 3 CONOCO GASES AND CONOCO GERM PROCESS MOTOR OIL Q -AGENTS- S FABENS MOTOR co. c. E. MCLURE If Ph. 50, Fabens, Texas Ph. 4, McNary, Texas to I I N I N I N I 'I' N I N I N I N I I N I I N I N I N I N I I I N I N I N I N I N l N I N I I N I N I o I I E I N I N I N I I N I N I N I N I N I N I N I N I N I N I N I N I N I N I N I N I N I N I N I N I N I N I N I N I N I N I Q I N I N I N I N I I I2IXIXIXI!IXIXI2I1I,I2 I XIXIXIZISIXIZIXI IXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXlzlxlxlflxl I IXIXIXI I I I I ' IZIXIXIZIZIXIXIZIZIXI2I2I2IXI2I2I2I2I2I2I2I:IXIXIZIXIXIXIXIZIXIXIXVJ 5 .5 The Suitor Cwritingj : 'tYou're a dear, sweet girl. God bless you and keep vou. I wish I could afford to. Doctor: Rastus, I hear that you and your wife had some words. Rwstusz Yassuh. Ah Still has mine. All didn t get a chance to use emf Corn Peth: Am I the first girl you ever kissed? question? 3 av 3 I I ? 45 Y! I .1 , , , 5 4. 04 I .5 C , An Y! A I Sam: Of course you are! Vvhy is it that you girls all ask the same H -, E 'J If ' 3 Q z z z ' ' f z - l'l IJXIXIXIXIXIZ lxlu I lull IXIsl:IXIXIXIwlzlxlxlxlzlzlxlxlxlx Ignxnguguxnxn I Izlzlxlxlxlzlxlxl I3I,IgI,I3IgI,IgIgIgI IXIZIXIXIX '-135338382221 .g.g-m-x- :-x-z-x-z-x-z-:-:-x- -z-z-z-x-x-z-2-x-z-uz-:-z-:-z-2-' Webb Chevrolet Co or Economzcal Transportataon an--1 It s Wise to Choose a Six J. E. WEBB -OWNER- PHONE 15 f 1 K .. It . SALES SERVICE -:?- 1 V' b,,i, , My A Q gg, lXI!IXI2IXI2IXIXIXI2I I2I2I2IXI2I2I2I!I!I1fI:I2I I I I IZIQIXIXIZI I'I'I2I!I2IXI:I2I3I2I2I2I1I:I1I1I1I2I2I!I PAGE NINETY-FIVE l no I no I so l so l Q . .Q v. .Q fe. Q A. -'- -fo i..-.. ,, - Izlxlxlzlzlzlz Xl.l!lXI.l.l ,I U IJ IX'J4'lXlolo'o' ' U ' U 5 U '- i i4l+lfl.l4l4l4'o'XlXlXlXIXIXIZIZU l,I,u1uXl:l:lXIXlXl IX! IX! I n 1 5, l 94 I 74 I oo l O5 N l so I M l :Q l N l 'fo l oo l oo I N l I N l , I oo I 1 I V Officers L Birney, President F Davis, Vice Pres W Bickley Vice Pres N Hendricks, Cashier PAGE NINETY-SIX I 00 I 60 I 60 I 00 I o O I .. I I if I 'PO I 0 I 59 I 0 I 1 0 06 ' a '4 . OO r 06 I 60 . .. I I .. I VO I O6 I I OO I .. .. I 00 I I . , I , 2 5 .1 - - I 00 I OO I .. I I .. bb , I OO I 09 I I . ,I . 01 I 56 I .. I OO I OO I O9 I DO . I I ,, ... I OO 5 I . . ,. H. . I O9 . 5 ' E ' ' .4 a Q I I N 5 , . . N , C. . , . D6 I , . . , . . 5 , . . Og Luclta Armendarrz, Bookkeeper 09 I .. I 00 I N I O6 I 00 3 ' l I l l 'l I We are proud of the work being done by the Fabens High School and wish to congratulate both teachers and pupils in the excellent manner in which they have published their First Annual. 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