Gatesville High School - Crescent Yearbook (Gatesville, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 74 of the 1932 volume:

(V)he Grescent 19 32 Qatesville THigh School Gontents Administration Classes Features Athletics Organizations Jokes Advertisements mmm dedicated to Superintendent 3d. c7o. cf Johnson To our Superintendent who 1ms been a faithful promoter of latesvillc High School, and whose liberal and unceasing efforts have •pen ot an estimable value to tin school. We. the editors of the ('re scent, vi-h to express our sincere appreciation for the interest that Mr. Johnson ms shown the student body, for his willingness to help us individually and •(•licetivcly: and for the many forward movements he has brought about hiring his administration. o)uperintendent s Stfessage To tin students of tin (iatesville High School: I am indebted to each of you for your cooperation with me in every way to make our High School a better institution, and in your loyalty and helpfulness you have justified my faith in you as modern boys and girls.” My fondest wish for you is that your success in the past may inspire you to press on to still higher and nobler achievements in th future. 1 believe in you thoroughly and shall count it a privilege to watch your progress in the coming years. Your friend, H. T. JOHNSON cBoard of Education 1). K. McClellan, President II. S. Compton Mrs. O. G. Gilder It. G. Dickie It. W. Ward Pat Holt Edgar Franks Fred G. Prewitt, Secretary Although the Hoard of Education receives no flamboyant publicity as the governing body of the schools, it makes all the important decisions concerning the general welfare of the schools. It is composed of seven outstanding Gatesville citizens, appointed by the City Council, and it is presided over by Dan It. McClellan. Our school is indeed fortunate in having meml ers of this very im-jKtrtant board who give serious thought and consideration to every problem that comes under their jurisdiction. foreword As a symbol of the memory of (}. II. S., as a record of lasting friendships and hours of joy and toil, and as a service to our school whose future shall uphold the traditions of its past. If a portion of these things are embodied in the pages of this little book, then our purpose has been accomplished. CRESCENT STAFF Editor-in-( ’hief Assistant Editor Business Manager (Mass E«lif«� r Club Editor COMMITTEES AI VEUTISIN(i: Byron Freeman, IVnelnpe Ilardin. and Billy Thomson. ANNEAL SELLING: Margaret Candy. Eugenia Cayce. Odessa Parker, IIerb;,i Barsl). Crawford Scott. Floyd Sanders, and Frank Black. SNAPSHOT: Itay Virginia Rayford, and Mildred I'attillo. BYRON FREEMAN JIMMIE DORIS EDWARDS (’LINTON CHAM LEE LOCISE VOSS PENELOPE HARDIN SENIORS he Crescent SENIOR OFFICERS MRS. I). I. CRASS, Sponsor Who has boon a very efficiont member of the !. II. S. faculty for many years, and who has made th English m partmont one of the host in the state, as well as putting the senior program over in a manner that each senior feels tin clasts spirit hovering about him until his graduation. CONRAD POWELL. President Chosen by the class I seen use of hb capability. An efficient president lie has been, and a smiling enthusiast in bis classes and in bis leadership. Ilis work from K :lto until 4 :(H) is only about half of bis dally routine, and we highly commend and admire bun for bis work as well as Senior President. BYRON FREEMAN. Vice-President Who has made jmssible the Crescent of 1P32. He is sometimes referred to as a man of all works, but particularly in the field of art. lie is tin standby to the school, for when be is called ujhm for a piece of work, be gets it if be has to burn the midnight oil. As Vice-President he lias been ever-ready with lie highest ability. BEI'LAH HAMBLIN, Sec.-Treas. The one who keeps things goto? Sin is determined to know what's right and wrong. As a student sir-ranks among tin highest in � . 11. S as Secretary-Treasurer of tin Senior ('lass she has served well and willingly, as a friend she is a true one. She also enjoys being with nature and imitating birds by whistling. oke Crescent MAUOARET CANDY Senior Play '.'12 Pep Lender ’31 ('hornI Club Dmmntie Club I ebate LOCISE VOSS Home Economies ('lull (’lass Editor of (’rescent JIMMIE DORIS EDWARDS Dramatic Club Home Economies Club Ass’t. Editor of Crescent Senior Play CONRAD POWELL President of Senior (’lass President of Mois Club Vocational Club Senior Piny III THE PRESTON Choral Club Home Economics Club Hand (hehestra MILDRED PATTI LLO Spanish Club RYRCX FREEMAN Editor of ('rescent President of Vocational Club 1 t bate Ruskcthnll Choral Club he (Crescent-------- EVAN HALL Basket ball RAY HOLLINGSWORTH Track Bios Club Spanish ('lull Vocational flub GRACE WALKER Orainatic Club DAVID FRANKS Basketball ’28, ’20. 30. ’31 Football ’30 Tennis ’28. ’20. ’30. 31 Senior Flay Bios flub Band ’28, ’20. ’30. ’31 Orchestra MARY LOFISE ROGERS Home Economics flub Volley Ball LEWIS LIPSEY Basketball -----Ty te Qrescent----- BELLA 11 (JAM RLIN S« nior Play President of Homo Economic Club Secretary of Senior Class ELAINE CROSS 1 tebate Dramatic ('lull ('hornl ('lull Senior Play Band ( i cheat ra MARION FKREMAN Choral ('lull SOPHIA ALICE BET KIT Choral ('lull KTIIEL ROCTH Senior Play Choral Cluh (U chestra Editor of Hornet’s Nest First Semester HERBERT HARSH I tebate Oramatic Club Sc nior Play Vocal 1 null Cluh Spanish Cluh BEATRICE KEARNEY Louie Economics Club ctohe (3rescent BILLY THOMSON BIOS Club Choral Club Senior Play Football Hand (trehestra ECOEXIA (’AYCE Home Economics Club Choral Club ADDYE CRAVES ('horal Club KATHRYN MAYES Choral Club IRVIN KOCH ('horal Club JOHN L. MOORE Bios Club Senior Play Football Track Basketball WOODROW WILSON Declamation Football Grescent ODESSA BARKER Volley Ball ELSIE ANN SYMAXK Home Economies Club Volley Ball A. J. SMITH Rios ('lul Vocatloual Club ELIZABETH MTELLER Dramatic Club JOSIE KINSEY Volley Ball Bios Club Rl'BY NELL DYSON Dramatic Club Volley Ball DOME BARNETT Choral Club ohe Grescent ( RAWFOIlI) SCOTT Football Choral Club KM.UA LEE CARLYLE Senior Play Home Economies Club DORA JEAN MATHIAS Bios Club Volley Bull (MINTON (Ml AM LEE Editor of Hornet's Nest Second Semester Business Mur. of Orescent Dramatic Club President of Choral Club ROZKLLE (lOrOII Home Economics Club Pep Leader '31 DORIS McOlLYRAY Home Economics Club RAY VIRGINIA RAYFORD Choral Club Dramatic Club Senior Play Band (n-cbestra Jrom the Seniors We, the seniors of 1032, nro completing our work and play of Gatesvillo High School. We feel that we have accomplished our aim. that we set far ha k in our childhood days; we feel that we have heen giv.cn tin training that a boy or girl should have; hut we feel that our high school education is not the end, hut tin loginning. And as we emerge into the various realms of life, we should like to he remembered, not only by our fathers and mothers, hut by those whom we have associated with in our dear old school days; the teachers, the freshmen, the sophomores, and the juniors. And we dedicate this space to you who will be seniors to follow ns. We regret that we could not get the pictures of all the juniors so we are listing their names helow. J. R. SAUNDERS............................................................President JOHNNIE BRADFORD.....................................................Vice-President JUNIOR CLASS C. L. THOMPSON Spinsor PENELOPE IIARIUN Secretary-Treasurer Motto—“To Ever Press Forward . Flower Bluebonnet. Colors—Green ami White. MEMBERS Nelse Alexander Doris Bates May Beck Billy Bloodworth Lois Bond Johnnie Bradford Mary Jane Colgin Quince Davidson Opal Dixon Horace Dyer Ammon Dyess Beatrice Farmer Burney Farmer Ruth Rahy Franks Dessa Lee Hair Lillian Hale Fay Hamilton Pauline Haney Penelope Hardin Lawrence Harris Eva Hogg Eltra King Alma McDonald Huron McCoy Winnie McDonald J. B. Martin Fred Mayberry Mihlml Melton Myrle Moore Maggie Ricketts Louise Rout h Gus Schlotunnn J. R. Saunders Hazel Schott Roy Scott Merle Scott Ruth Stephens Freida Weaver Wesley Webb Jessie Lee Wiggins Grady Wilhelm George Witt Marjorie Wollard c£)lie Orescent J. U. SAENDERS LILLIAN HALE HERON McC’OY EREIDA WEAVER NELSE ALEXANDER I’EXELOI’E IIAUDIN CEOUCK WITT ohe Grescent FAY HAMILTON BEATRICE FARMER HILLY BLOODWORTH DESSA LEE HAIR .MARY JANE COLOIN URARY WILIIELM RUTH RABY FRANKS OUS SCHLOEMAN MARJORIE WOLLAR1) MERLE SCOTT LOUISE ROUTII SOPHOMORE (’LASS Miss VILLA HOLMES WINIFRED STEPHENS PAUL HINSON LOUISE MORGAN LOYI) NEIL KIRKPATRICK Anna Mae Andrews Garland Anderson Charles Baker A. C. Bates Hubert Beanie Boyd Bond John Borden Felix Boyd Isabel Boyd Jack Boyd Minnie Beth Boyd Bob Brown Lowrey Burleson Jack ('arroll Milton ('ook Byrom Coward Gils Davidson Charlotte Davidson Lindsay Belle Dickie Martin Donaldson Pauline Edwards Clayton Franks Hartley Franks Jack Franks Mary Ruth Hancock Paul Hinson Mary Hodges Annie Holland Vice Tom C. Hollingsworth Ilerschel Howell Loyd Neil Kirkpatrick Frances Lewis Byron McClellan Earl Martin A. II. Meadows Francis Miller Hazel Miller Louise Morgan Del mar Ramsey Inez Rogers Bonnie Jean Sellers Ralph Shepherd Lucille Short Elmo Strickland J. W. Summers Robert Thompson Lillian Turner Mary Louise Walkup Lois Welch Waldine Wharton Frankie Wilson Temple Wise Bryant Wolfe Louis Woodall Elwood Young Sponsor President President Secretary Reporter FRESHMEN CLASS BEVERLY CHAMLEE...........................President M. II. SIIEI’IIERI) ....... Vice-President MARGARET GILMER ...... Secretary-Treasurer FREDA WOOD ........ Reporter CLASS ROLL Alice Earl Anderson, Bayle Baker. Joyce Baker, Rufus Barnett, Bessie Bates, Clarence Bauman, Thomas Bone, Felix Boyd, Isabel Boyd, Minnie Beth Boyd, Rosalie Boyd. Edwin Bradford. Tribble Campbell. Virginia Carlyle, Johnnie Carroll, Beverly ('hamlet1, Harold Chamlee. Robert Cook. Dorothy Cullierson, Brady Dickie, Marie Diserens, Marie Edwards. Joe Ellington, Clara Belle Bverett, Ina lieth Fore. Margaret Gilder. Ottie Lee Hackney. Bernice Haney, James Ilartin, Alexia Henson, Lola Mae Hestilow, Charles Ray Ilinesley, Hope Hinesley. Mary Hodges. Belva Johnson. Treva Kelley. Edith Raby Lackey, Emil Lee, Raymond Leonard. Lou Alice Lester. Alh en IiOgan. Ralph McDowell. (Jenave Mason. John Moore. Peyton Morgan, Lillie Mae Morris, Frances Ogletree, Robert Oldham. Clara Owens, Joe Norris Powell, Pearl Powell, Edwin Prewitt. Tom L. Robimwn. Orhah Roe. Yeima Roe. Lucyle Sasse, Clarence Shepherd M. II. Shepherd. Elaine Smith. Maxine Stephens. Ozelle Swindall, Pauline Swindall. Wilda Pearl Thomas. Mary Louise Walkup. Lester Washburn, Jacqueline West. Elaine Wiggins. Freda Wood. ‘Tohe Interscholastic £eague (Results The Interscholastic League work in the (Jatesvilie High School is nn important event. Those students who win out in the local school and represent the school in the County Meet are given an extra one half credit, which is an “outside credit and may he used toward graduation as one half of the seventeenth credit required for graduation. The following High School students, except those students who represented the school in debate, track, basketball and football and are mentioned at another place in this hook, represented the school this year: DECLAMATION: Pauline Haney won first place for the girls and Woodrow Wilson won second place for the hoys. HXTEMPORANEOCS SPEAKING: Martin Donaldson won first pin e in the lsiyg division and Charlotte Davidson was third in the girls division. SPELLING: IiO.vd Neil Kirkpatrick and A. Hates won second place as junior spellers and ns senior sjiellers, Heulali Hamblin and Myrle Moore were fourth place winners. ESSAY WRITING: Margaret Handy won first place. CHORAL CLl’R SIXHIXH: Hatesville High won first place with these students representing the school: Alice Karl Anderson, Dorothy Andrew. Joyce Baker. Dovie Harnett, Minnie Beth Boyd, Lowrey Burleson, Dorothy Culberson Marie Diserens, Ruth Raby Franks. Marian Freeman, Margaret Hilder. Add.. Hraves. Dessa las Hair, Alexia Henson, Louise Morgan, Ruth Preston, Ray Virginia Rayford. Ethel Routh, Elaine Smith. Minnie Wells Summers, Waldim Wharton. Marjorie Wollard. Lindsay Bell Dickie. Margaret Irvine. Felix Boyd, Horace Hardin, Clinton Chamlee, Ilerschell Howell and Hilly Thomson. TE.X.XIS: In boys singles David Franks won first place and Loyd Neil Kirkpatrick and Louis Woodall represented the school in boys doubles. In girls singles first place was won by Henave Mason and first place in girl-; doubles was won by Freida Weaver and Frankie Wilson. VOLLEY BALL: Hatesville High School girls were first in volley ball with the following representatives: Dora Mathias, Mildred Brown. Johnnie Ituth Prewitt. Odessa Parker. Mary Louise Rogers, Lull.a Dean McBride, Josic Kinsey, Ruby Nell Dyson and Elsie Ann Symank. PLAYHROl'ND BALL: Hirls—Orpah Roe, Velma Roe. Lillie Mac Morris, Lucille Wilhelm, Lillie Marie Diserens, Alexia Henson, Freda Wood, (Mara Bell Everett, Tribble Campbell, and Pearl I’owell. Boys—Harland Anderson, Charles Ray Hinesley, Clayton Franks. Byron McClellan. .1. L. Rogers, Loyd Neil Kirkpatrick. Hartley Franks, M. II. Shepherd. Ralph McDowell, Clarence Bauman, Edwin Prewitt, Joe Powell, Fred Maylierry George Witt, Raymond Leonard. GIRLS FIELD EVENTS: Elsie Ann Symank, Odessa Parker and Josie Kinsey. JFNIOR BOYS TRACK: M. If. Shepherd. Hartley Franks. Fred Maylierry, .1. L. Rogers, Joe Powell and Emil Lee. ONE-ACT PLAY Tin one-act play, Saved” by J. L. Rogers was presented at the impact play torunameut at Temple April 2. The cast of the play consisted of Penelope Hardin, who won third award at tin tournament for individual acting: Jimmie Doris Edwards, Ray Virginia Rayford, Dorothy Culberson, Lai la Dean McBride, and Grace Walker. The play was directed by Miss Villa Holmes. TIIK HORNETS’ NEST EDITORS First Semester Second Semester EDITOR-IN-CHIEF ETHEL UOFTH (’LINTON CIIAIMLEE ASSISTANT EDITOR MARJORIE WOUARK BILLY THOMSON CLASS EDITOR GEORGE WJTT PENELOPE HARDIN SPORTS EDITOR BILLY THOMSON JOHNNIE BRADFORD CLCB EDITOR ... CRAWFORD Si’OTT ELAINE CROSS SCHOOL NEWS THE HORNETS’ NEST” has been an important part of this years program. Each week the Uatesville Messenger has given us an allotted space for news of our school activities, and we f� el that the Interest manifested in the HORNETS’ NEST has not only lx cn within the school limits, hut the entire community as well. LEST WE FORGET The afternoon sun had sunk below the western horizon and the excessive heat of the day was declining: a faint breeze bore the fragrance of tin flowers over the hillside. I sat on a concrete wall that bound the campus of a great Institution, and gazed down in tin valley where rabbits were playing and feeding upon the green grass, the calves were having their evening frolic over the gullies, and the fire flies were appearing here and there in harfrony with the buttercups. My eyes followed the flight of a moth into the open sky above me and behold, it disappeared and I found myself staring face to face at the Crescent. It shone like a crown of gold, in fact, it startled me so that I jumped tip and stumbled over a patch of hushes into a hornet’s nest which of course awoke me completely of my trance. When I turned to escape there was old G. II. S. behind me. where a portion of my life has been busily spent, and I shall never forget the hazardous enterprises that has occured there for it is all told in the CRESCENT. SENIOR CLASS The senior class is composed of H4 girls and 2( boys. Those who did not have their pictures in the annual are: Dorothy Andrew. Mildred Brown, Cleone (’row, Lalla Dean McBride, Iva Mac Murphy, Minnie Wells Summers. Frank Black. Horace Hardin, Craft Harrison, Garland Harper, Ia Roy MacBeth, David McBroom, Johnie Michael, Floyd Sanders. J. W. Thompson, Ralph Perryman. Guy Williams. Ray Jones, Ivan Hall. SENIOR PLAY ‘TEA TOPER TAVERN” is the name of the play which tin senior class presented April 22. under the direction of Mrs. I). I. (lass It was played by a cast of fourteen characters. The play with the splendid between act numbers was enjoyed by everyone who was present, and I’m sure this was a program which we shall never forget, especially we seniors. FOOTBALL IN B. B. HINES. roue'll Charles Baker. Captain Jack Malone Kay Jones Otis Lee Jessie Lee Wiggins Burton Adams Nelson Freeman Crawford Scott Delimit Ramsey Karl Martin J. B. Martin A. J. Smith Horace Hardin Huron McCoy ROY McBKTII. M”r John L. Moore Jack Franks David Franks Floyd Sanders Glenn Williamson Lowe KUis Russel Ivan Hall Klnin Strickland Billy Thomson A. IT. Meadows J. R. Saunders Boyd Bonds Woodrow Wilson SCORE BOARD OF THE SEASON De Leon 0 Gatesyille 14 Stephenville ! Gatesville 2s Lampasas 0 Gatesville :ll Lott ( Gatesville 10 Mart 0 Gatesville d Walnut Springs 0 Gatesville K Bruceville-Eddv 5 Gatesville -to Hamilton o Gatesville .”(• Moody 0 Gatesville •! McGregor 21 Gatesville 7 Opponents .‘ill Gatesville 2(55 BASKKTBA LFi B. B. Ifines and C. John L. Moore Captain Lewis IJpsey Ray Jones Horace Harrlin Ivan Hall David Franks L. Thompson Coaches Evan Hall David McBroom Byron Freeman C. L. Kirby Charles Baker Score Board of the Season Plainview 8........... Mi. Zion 24 .Ml. ion 27 Jonesboro 9___________ Pearl 15.............. Jonesboro 12__________ Antelope 7............ Baylor Cubs 4s Methodist Home 14 Peabody 3_____________ Jonesboro 14 _________ Opponents Total 181 —(iatesville 18 (Jatesville, 31 (iatesville IS (Iatesville 15 (iatesville 28 —(Iatesville 15 ...(iatesville 27 (Iatesville 24 (Iatesville 43 (iatesville 29 (Iatesville 13 (Iatesville 259 TRACK In addition to tho foot I tall and basketball teams tin Gatesville High School boys have shown great interest in track, (’oach IEincs has shown them how to make a track meet interesting and they did it with high efficiency this year, by winning the athletic events of the County Meet with a score of IKo points. The next highest score being only UK) points. The following list shows the various entrances and their place in the county: FIELD JAVELIN THROW—I. H. Martin 1st: Woodrow Wilson 4th. HENNING HIGH JUMP—John L. Moore. 4th. 12 lb. SHOT PUT—John L. Moore 2nd: ('hares Baker 4th. BI NNING BBOAI) JUMP—Horace Hardin. 1st. DISEUS THROW—Horace Hardin 1st: .1. R. Saunders 4th. TRACK 220 yd. LOW HU BOLES .1. B. Martin 1st: Johnnie Bradford 2nd; John L. Moore 4th. ONE MILE RUN Ray Hollingsworth 3d. 220 yd. DASH—A. H. Meadows 4th. 440 yd. DASH—Charles Baker 1st: J. B. Martin 3rd; Huron McCoy 4th. KSO yd. REN—Boyd Bond 3rd. loo Yd. DASH—4'buries Baker 2nd. 120 yd. HIGH HURDLES—John L. Moore 1st: Johnnie Bradford 2nd. CHORAL CU B MAMMIE SEE HALBROOK CLINTON CHAM EKE ETHEL ROUTH S|H nsor President Secretary Alice Earl Anderson Dorothy Andrew Joyce Baker I)ovie Barnett Sophia Alice Bcteit Minnie Beth Boyd Rosalie Boyd Loxvrey Burleson Jean Cayee Elain Cross Marie Diserens Hath Rahy Franks Marion Freeman Margaret Handy Margaret Gilder Addye Graves Eva Hogg Burnice Hunt Louise Morgan Ruth Preston Ray Virginia Rayford Maggie Ricketts Ethel Routh Elaine Smith Minnie Wells Summers Mary Louise Walkup Waldine Wharton Frankie Wilson Jacqueline West Marjorie Wollard Ina Beth Fore Lindsey Bell Dickie Dorothy Culberson Clinton Chamlec Byron Freeman Horace Hardin Tom C. Hollingsworth Herschell Howell Huron McCoy Billy Thomson Irvin Koch Ivan Hall Felix Boyd Ray Jones Earl Martin Crawford Scott DRA.MA.Tir CI.I H MISS VILLA HOLMKS PENEI IPE IIARDIX JIMMIE DORIS EDWARDS (’LINTON (TIAMLEE ELAINE CROSS Alice Earl Anderson Dovie Harnett Doris Bates Lille Box Elaine Cross Dorothy Cnlherson Ruby Nell Dyson Jimmie Doris Edwards Beatrice Farmer Margaret Candy I'enelope Hardin Alexia Henson Burnice Hunt Kelva Johnson Treva Kelly MEMBERS Sponsor - President Vice-President Secret a ry-Treasurer Reporter Lalla Dean McBride Lillie Mae Morris Elizalieth Mueller Ray Virginia Rayford (trace Walker Freda Weaver I ois Welch Pauline Haney Odessa Parker Herbert Barsli Clinton Chamlce Harold Chamlee Emil Iiee Herschell Howell (gatesville THi li School cBand The Gatesville High School Band was organized in Xoveinher 1029 under the direction of I). W. Biserens. At tin time it was organized the hand consisted of only la niemhers. hut the membership has been steadily increasing until now it boasts a membership of .’IN. The Band has proven to Ik a great asset to tin Gatesville High School and to the city of Gatesville as well. During the football seasons tlu hand plays for all games. :it home and occasionally at other schools. Through tie spring months the hand accepts invitations from the rural schools to furnish music for their school picnics, and these features art enjoyed by all the memhe:-of the hand. During the summer months tin hand gives a series of concerts at the hand stand in the Gity Bark. These concerts are well attended by the iH opl“ of Gatesville and adjoining communities. In addition to these.the hand furnishes music for various social activities including the Annual Chamber of Gommem Banquet. Last summer the hand held a four day encampment at Fair Park in San Saha. Texas, and during the encampment music was furnished for the San Saha County Fair. It was during this occasion that the picture shown above was made. DERATE IN UW2 E. D. SHELTON. Couch Margaret Handy and Elaine Cross—4Sirls Team Byron Freeman and Herliert Harsh- Boys Team Hatesville High School was represented in debate this year by two teams—one of boys and one of girls. The girls won their first victory in competition with the Tnrnersville team. The boys did not meet their opponent until during tlic County Meet. At the County Meet they defeated the Ireland team and tile I’lainview team. At fids same time the girls met and defeated the Jonesboro and Mound teams. These victories gave both of the teams tin honor of going to tile District Meet at Waco. (’. L. THOMPSON CONRAD POWELL MERLE SCOTT Sponsor President Seereta r.v-Treasu rer MEMBERS A. (’. Bates Bessie Bates Frank Black Mildred Brown Billy Blood worth Edwin Bradford Tribble Campbell (Jarlon Hunter Virginia Carlyle (’raft Harrison Johnnie Carroll Paul Hinson Mary Jane Colgin Ray Hollingsworth Lindsay Bell Dickie C. L. Kirby (Mara Belle Everett Raymond Leonard Annie Holland Byron McClellan Josie Kinsey David McBroom Bernice Haney Johnnie Michael Lola Mae Hestilow J. L. Moore ottie Lee Hackney Robert Oldham Dora Mathias Edwin Prewitt Pearl Powell Conrad Powell Johnnie Ruth Prewitt Tom L. Robinson Merle Scott Floyd Sanders Lucille Short Ralph Shepherd Lncile Wilhelm Wesley Webb J. W. Thompson J. W. Summers Martin Donaldson J. B. Martin Crawford Scott A. J. Smith Clinton (Miamlee Jokes Wealthy Parent: What are your j� r«isj� « ts if you marry my daughter? Poor Suitor: Excellent, if I marry your daughter, sir. “What d’yer mean when you say your girl is temjieramental?” “She’s 1H |K r cent temper and •”� per cent mental.” Mrs. Class — No, I’m afraid I know very little altout golf. I couldn’t even tell one end of a caddie from the other.” A Spaniard, an American, and a Scotchman were discussing what they would do if they awoke one morning to discover that they were millionaires. The Spaniard said he would huild a hull ring. The American said he would go to Paris to have a good time. The Scotchman said he would go hack to sleep to s( e if he could make another million. Justice—“Ilow did the accident happen?” .1. B.— Why, I dimmed my lights and was hugging a curve.” Justice— Yen'll, that’s how most accidents happen.” Doris—“(’harles. I must ; in now. It's most daylight.” Charles: ‘'Oh no. honey, it’s only a quarter of twelve.” Doris: “But Joe. I just heard the chck strike three.” Charles: “Well, honey, is not three a quarter of twelve?” Harold—“I get a kick every time I kiss Marjorie.” Wesley— She doesn’t object to me.” I.(wis—I)o you ever pick up hitch hikers?” Quince—Only with my bumper. Dude's Dictionary P.KOXCS—A section of New York it . CATTLE—A pot used for cooking. COLT—What you catch from sitting in a draft. CAUICAL—A sort of shell. COWBOY—A hull. HEIFER—A gentle breeze. LARIAT—A kind of card game. MARE The head of a town. ox—To question. RAXCII—A sort of tool. RODEO—Csed for listening to broadcasting stations. SOMBRERO—A half breed Mexican. Gatesville PATRONIZE PROSPERITY Jlds Gatesville Drug Company JOHN P. REESING, Manager Your Drug Store Since 1912 Telephone No. 4 Any Part—Any Service—Any Time Pat Olsen's Garage THE BEST EQUIPPED SHOP Leaird’s Department Store General Merchandise Hardware and Furniture Large Stock Furniture and House Furnishings SEE US FOR YOUR HOUSE FURNISHING BILL The Best Place To Trade CITY DRUG STORE BROWN GORDON COOPER’S BEST COFFEE Cooper Grocer Co. MRS. J. B. GRAVES, FLORIST I dead in nothin but flowers. Prepared to fill your orders. Appreciate Your Business MACK’S CABINET SHOP IIi h Class Cabinet Work Built-in-Features ai Specialty Furniture Repair in ADOLPH MACK G. M. CARLTON BROS. CO Gatesville, Texas For Quality, Price and Service Dry Goods, Ladies and Gents Furnishings and Groceries. W. F. J. F. Barnes Lumber Co. EVERYTHING TO BUILD ANYTHING Your Business Solicited and Appreciated PHONE 21 J. A. Fletcher Company QUALITY GROCERIES Phone 298 Phone 297 Your Business Appreciated SAFETY FIRST, LAST, AND ALWAYS Guaranty Bank Trust Co. Gatesville, Texas N. PEDERSON The Tailor Suits Made to Order TEXAS-LOUISIANA POWER CO. I)r.v Cleaning and Pressing We Call for and Deliver, Phone 2T 0 Answering the call for service. MORTON SCOTT Economical House Furnisher and Funeral Director Quality Merchandise CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1932 Jim McClellan Cash Store STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES Coryell Motor Company SALES SERVICE Gatesville, Texas THE CRESCENT Printed in Gatesville by THE MESSENGER If you want a lasting; wave, visit the When you think of groceries think of H. Bauman Son Blue Bonnet Shoppe “The Store of Personal Service” 5 Deliveries Daily Phone 34(1—3is Hair’s Barber Shop Cities Service Oil Co. K. C. Clark C. I . Lane ONCE-ALWAYS Louis ('handler Bird Hair Barbers 710 East Main Street Patterson Morse. Agents 1 Horne’s Bakery C. M. SYDOW Serves FOR QCALITY HOODS Fine. Fresh Food AT LOW PRICES to Fine, Fresh Folks Your Patronage Appreciated Ellington Glass Gulf Refining Co. Dairy Feed and Poultry Feed of All Kinds. R. H. MILLER. Distributor WE DELIVER Phone 1)3 Res. Phone 407 Office Phone 59 Davidson Bros Co. Dry Goods, Clothing Ladies’ Ready-to-Wear and Millinery THE HOME OF BETTER VALUES Gatesville, Texas WHITE BROWN GOODYEAR TIRES Phone 324 Insurance Chamlee’s Garage DRY CLEANING PRESSING. REPAIRING AND ALWAYS DYING TO SERVE YOU Modern Cleaners LUKE WALKER, Prop Phone 106 o. f. McDonald HARDWARE COME TO SHE US. WE RE JUST HOME FOLKS. THE TEXAS CO. FRANKS JONES MARKET Texas Fire Chief Gasoline CECIL GARDNER, Agent THIS SPACE DEDICATED IN REMEMBRANCE OP THE JFNIOR-SENIOR BANQUET HELD THURSDAY NIGHT. MAY 12. 11)32. MAGIC CLEANERS Home of School Kids PHONE 40 Jim Martin, Prop. BUCK HORN DOMINO PARLOR Fresh and Cured Meats of AH Kinds Phone 33 Pure Hog Lard CONGRATULATIONS 11)32 ('LASS OSCAR GLOFF CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1032 C. W. FORD, Postmaster PHONE 504 Milk Cream and Sweet Cream Butter Lovejoy’s Sanitary Dairy R. B. Allen First National Bank Gatesville, Texas Capital and Surplus.................$1 50,000.00 OFFICERS LEAKE AYRES. President B. B. GARRETT, Vice-President F. W. STRAW, (’ashler DIRECTORS B. B. Garrett II. S. Compton R. B. Curry R. M. Arnold F. W. Straw II. I). A. Tharp Leake Ayres R. L. Raby Y. S. Jenkins MAYES STUDIO AND RADIO SHOP Photographs, Radios and Supplies Phonographs and Records Kodaks and Films East Side of Square J. M. PREWITT CO. THE STYLE SHOPPE Jewelry, Gift Goods, Ladies Ready-to-Wear Millinery, Hosery “Exclusive but Not Expensive” Registered Optometrist BEAUTIFUL SOUTHERN HOME PLANS Lumber, Brick, Cement, Paint, Wall Paper, etc. HOME DECORATIONS Wm. Cameron Co. Inc. Gatesville, Texas PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS R. M. Arnold, Sr. R. M. Arnold, Jr. Arnold’s Drug Store Quality Drugs. Reasonable Prices. House Wiring, Electrical Supplies. Crosley Refrigerators General Electric Refrigerators Danity Lunches, Sandwiches, etc. Edison Mazda Lamps. Delco Lamps. Telephone Batteries, Vacuum Your Business Appreciated Cleaners, Radios. J r K. B. WATSON PHONE 99 Texaco Products THE GATESVILLE NATIONAL BANK Fight Hornets, Fight” — Insure In sure INSURANCE 22 Years Experience HOWARD COMPTON For 30 Years Serving The Community, Having Always Been A Safe Place To Deposit Money. Complimentary to Gatesville High School The Thomson Grocery Co. Wholesale Grocers Temple Gatesville Alvis-Garner Co “THE DEPENDABLE STORE Gatesville, Texas CORYELL COUNTY’S LARGEST Exclusive Dry Goods Establishment PERRY BROTHERS’ 5-1 0-25c Store A complete line of notions, toilet articles, and school supplies Your Business Appreciated GATESVILLE LAUNDRY Phone 140 JOHN T. MORGAN COCA COLA BOTTLING CO. we sell BORDEN’S The Ice (’ream of Texas. JOHN T. MORGAN, Prop Phone - - - 134 r---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------'s PROFESSIONAL CARDS Office 47 Res. 235 office 261 Res. 07 Dr. J. H. Hamilton Dr. M. W. Lowrey 714% Main St. City Drug Office 52 Res. 4(� N Office 13K Res 10s T. M. Hall, M. D. Dr. H. M. Haynes 1061 E. Main St. City Drug Res. 252 (Office 2K7 Res. 57 Dr. C. R. Bailey, Dr. Ralph Bailey Dentist M. D. 706% Main Street Office I’hone 20 Office 4 Res. 3 Dr. Otis C. Ray Dr. I. F. Johnson Dentist. 704 Main St. Gatesville Drug Store v---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------J CONOCO THE BALANCED BLEND GASOLINE AND GERM PROCESSED MOTOR OIL Troy H. Jones, Agent Quality Products, Dependable Service Fair Dealings. POWELL CHEVROLET COMPANY Sales and Service Gatesville, Texas A Superior Product AERO MOTOR OILS Stands The Test of Hard Driving T-P OIL CO., W. R. Pennington, Agent Today and Everyday HILLTOP BREAD Is Good Bread POOL’S BAKERY COXG RAT ELATION 8 CLASS OP 1032 Our Aim Is To Be Of Service Community Natural Gas Company Distributor YOUR ANNUAL A permanent record of thos.. happy school days will In of your most cherished p )s sessions In the years to cojpp and should reflect only the highest type of craftsmanship For complete information on how to build such an annual, at a moderate cost of time and money, communicate with the— Auctin Engraving Co. Waco, Texas COMPLiMENTS TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF GATESV1LLE HIGH SCHOOL Gatesville Messenger And Star-Forum Memorandum •4 Y, • i ' ■ ' 5 «jA � cV Y! f ry a j v • . j t r