Graham High School - Steer Yearbook (Graham, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1934 volume:

CORRAL Published bu the Students ¥ GRAHAM HIGH SCHOOL COPYRIGHT Neal Harlan Editor Higdon Rogers Business Manager Paul Deats, Jr Asst. Business Manager FOREWORD Here are your future memories caught as tliey hurried across the threshold ot the present into the twilight ol the past. We endeavored to make lor you a hook in which are preserved memories ol some of the friendships, the hopes, and the desires you have had this year in Graham High School. Aliay these memories he pleasant ones, and may you enjoy this hook as you have enjoyed this year. DEDICATION Desiring to give lionor to wliom honor is due we, the Senior Class, dedicate this, the 1934 volume of the Corral, to the student hod y, with- out whose loyal support and cooperation its publication would not have heen possible. ORDER OF BOOKS THE SCHOOL Faculty Classes THE YEAR Features Organizations Athletics FUN an A ADS P. K. DEaTjj asst. Bus. Mgr. D. ALFORD Ad Editor H. WRIGHT art Editor J. MORRIS N. HARLAN Circulation Mgr. E. ATCHESON Literary Ed. B. WHATLEY Athletic Ed. Editor THE SCHOOL THE BOARD OF EDUCATION Xo tlie Board of Education, whose unceasing ettorts and hearty cooperation have made our school a success; we, the St udents of Graham Higli School, wish to express our gratitude and appre- ciation. J. G. WOOTTEN C. P. HUTCHISON Secretary T . E. MATTHEWS J. T. RICKMAN DR. W. 0. PADGETT PRESIDENT A. E. MORRIS T. 0. CALVIN Ira T. Gilmer, A. B., LL. B. Superintendent Stanley H. Peavy, A. B Principal and .Mathematics MARTHA BIRD, A.B. English FLOYD DEACON, B.S. HISTORY MARY DUPREE, A.B. English FACULTY FRED -KNIEFF, 3.S. HI STORY I IZETTA SPARKS, A.B. Mathematics MARVIN PRIM, B.S. COMMERCIAL NELL GAMMONS, A.B, Study Hall FACULTY JOE NEELY, B.S. Sc IENCE ELEANOR WEBER, A.B. Lat HARRY WHITE, A.B., M.A, SPAN!SH MR. G. T. DICKINSON, Proffie Sponsor MISS MARTHA BIRD, MaRTHIE Sponsor ROWLAND TURNEY, Dolly VICE-PRESI DENT Football 31-32-33 Track 31-32-33 Baseball 31-32 Basketball 31 H I—Y IONA CURTIS, Pud Secretary-Treasurer G. R. Cabinet H. E. Club Pep Squad One Act Play GARTH A. BILLS, JUDE Baseball 31� Track 32 DONALD ALFORD, Axe-handle1 Football 30, Track 32-33 i-ft, Pep Squad, Staff DOROTHY OAN CARTER, Dan Baseball 30-31, G. R. Tennis 33, Pep Squad Volley Ball 32-33 EDITH ATCHESON, Edie Spelling, Debate, Staff Clothing Contest 33 H. £• Club Officer G. R. Cabinet JEROME BISHOP, Romeo BEN L. BEACH, Griping1 Track 33, One Act Play GEORGIA DAVIS, Jawge Pep Squad, G. R. MILDRED BURDICK, Diminutive CHARLES FORREST, “Trees Baseball'30-'31 Track '31 '32, Football � 30-31-33, hi—y ELiVIN BUTLER, Swede Football 33� Track 33-34 Essay, Valedictorian BEATRICE JOHNSON, BEE Baseball 31-32, G. R, H. E. Club, Pep Squad One-Act Play, Volley Ball 32-33-34 SIBYL FITZGEARLC, Merle Baseball 30-31, Volley Ball 34, Pep Squad, G. R. KENNETH GUINN, Cussy Football 33, Basketball 33, Baseball 31, Track 30, Hi—Y, SPENCER FLINT, Spink Baseball 30, Spelling 30 HI —Y JUANITA JOHNSON, Hoopla G. R., Pep Squad ELLA LOIS GRAVES, Flippy H. E. Club, Declamation, G. R. Volley Ball, Pep Squad HARRY HAWTHORNE, Runt Football 30-31-33, Track 33-34, Baseball 31-32 Hi —Y, Staff THOMAS GIVENS, Gobbie Football 31� Baseball 30 H1—Y VIRGINIA ELLEN RIGGS, Sally G. R., Pep Squad, H. E. Club NELL NEWMAN, Rusty Baseball 31, Declamation H. E. Club Officer, Glee Club 32-33� G. R. Cabinet NEAL HARLAN, NAILS Football 30, Baseball 31, Debate, hi-Y, Spelling Staff, Salutatorian WILLIAM GREGG, Bigfoot Hi-Y, Football 30-31-32 Track 31-32-33 OPHELIA REEVES, Cokie Basketball 30-31, G. R. Volley Ball 30-31, Pep Squad, H. E. Club KATHERINE REHDERS, Punk Pep Squad, Baseball 31-32 G• R., Glee Club 32-33 HP J. P. TACKETT, Jake Baseball 31-32, Track 32 Football Mgr. 32, Glee Club ’•V. J. SANDERS, Jay LORENE SHOEMATE, Junior Girl Reserve AUDREY RAY, Powerhouse Volley Ball 34� Tennis 34 Pep Squao MAHALA BELLE RUTHERFORD Dutch ALE WHEAT, Whale Oylm Track 30, Hi-Y LEO TAYL0R, Nubbin Hl-Y MARY LOU THIGPEN, RosebuO G. R., H. E. Club BEATRICE STRINGER, Bee EUGENE OATMAN, Gene Basketball 32, Track 32 Declamati on BILL WHATLEY, Willis Glee Club 30, Staff, Hi-Y Track 30, Baseball 29-30 Football 29-30-31-32 Basketball 30-31-32 OWE IT A BELLE VANHCOSER, We IT G R., Pep Squao, H. E. Club MAYBELLc WADE, MaBY Girl Reserve JUNE CURTIS, KlDDO RAY BRCWN, SHORTY” JOHNNIE WHEELER, Chesty Baseball 29, Tennis 32 Football 29-30-31-32 Basketball 30-31-32-33 Track 30-31-32-33, Hi-Y HELEN WRIGHT, ”H Volley Ball 33-34, Staff G. R. Cabinet, Pep Squad Baseball 31-32 BETTY MAC WHATLEY, SLATS Basketball 31, Pep Squad Volley Ball 32, G. R. joiunp MISS OUIDA HUBBERT Sponsor QUINCY COUGER Vice-President MR. FLOYD DEACON Sponsor LEDELIA COLE Secretary-T reasurer COURTNEY BACH MABLE CALAHAN THOMAS COOK KATHLEEN CORBIN PAUL DEATS, JR. INEZ BEESON ELDWYN BARNETT EVELYN LEAKE P. C. WALKER KATHERINE COXEY' MATTIE FAYE CUSENBARY CLIFTON JACKSON VERNELL DOSS JOHN LYLES KATE HAWLEY B. F. SLATER MARY CATHERINE CUSENBARY REECE KILPATRICK CEARLCINE EVANS JAMIE MORRIS GLADYS LAQUEY Horace choate BESSIE RUTH MCDONALD ALL IE LOWERY HOWARD ROGERS ITASCA STEWART SUZETTE PAULL ANNA BESS WRIGHT GORDON SCURLOCK PAULINE BRIGHAM NELL HUBBARD MARY LEE WALKER CALVIN PETTY HARRY KINDLEY AVIS McKELVAIN INEZ WILLIAMSON CxAJ 3- - ---- MR. HARRY WHITE Sponsor MR. FRED KNIEFF Sponsor SEBE PARSLEY Presioent LEROY KIMBRELL VlCE-PRESI DENT KENNETH MARTIN Secretary-Treasurer A. J. BULLOCK VERA ATCHESON PAT BRYAN, JR, ELNER EARLE BROWN FRED DAVIS VERA HELEN ABERNATHY J. D. BURKE LILLIAN BULLOCK RAYFORD COCKERELL EVELYN BLACK JOHN GALLAHER ALEXANDER JAMES PECHlNIS WANDA MARTIN MARY LOUISE MAYES DELBERT KENDALL EDWIN LEAKE ROSALIND MARSHALL WILLIE MAE NEILL J. B. GARVIN . ELLA ROBERTSON MORRIS MAKE IG LAURANCE McCLOUO MILDRED SWETNAM JUANITA SHIVERS KYLE MORRIS JOHN RINGGENBERG PAULINE SROUFE MARY ELIZABETH TI DWELL BURTON MARTIN RUTH VIRGILE TIDWELL JAMES WORTHY JOHN WOOD VELMA UPHAM HELEN VESTAL JONNIE B. WORSHAM BILLIE WASHBURN JOHNNIE MAE HICKS HOPE MARIE A3ERNATHY RAY BAHN WALTER COOK DOROTHY B. BOWER KATHLEEN BRIGHAM RUEL GUINN JACK JONES ANNE CARLTON JOYCE COCHRAN BILLY JUSTICE BEULAH COLE CYRUS NEWMAN WILLIE BELLE CORRELL ERNEST REMINGTON BENNYE RUTH DYER WALTER MARSHALL DORIS LEE CORBIN DAN B. ORR MAURINE DAVIDSON RAS SHOEMATE LAURA FORREST NELL FREE LONA BELLE GREEN DOROTHY ELLEN GREEN VELMA GREGG EVONIA HAWTHORNE MARTHA LUCILLE INMAN LILLIAN LIECECKER DOROTHY PRITCHARD CORAL IE SCURLOCK TRACYE LEE TACKETT VERDA FULLER NADINE KAY PR IOEAUX MILDRED REHDERS LOUISE STREET MARY MAE THOMAS OLENE MCCALL ISTER MILDRED WORTHY BILLIE LOU MARTIN LIONEL CORNISH RUTH HAWLEY PATRICIA JAMIESON LOIS PARKER DORIS REPASS DICKIE JOHNSTON ALINE BOWERS THE YEAR THE FOOTBALL BANQUET Sparkling evening gowns, trim dress suits, music, and food! That was the 1933 football banquet. After a successful season of football, coached by Messrs. Knieff and Deacon, the team, the pep squad members, and some choice outsiders” began looking forward to the great event—the football banquet, which is the glorious ending of every Graham High School football season. The stage of the Memorial Hall was the scene oi the spread—and what a spread! Turkey, furnished by our big-hearted friend, Dr. Padgett, with all the trimmings,” was served by the Home Economics girls after grace had been said by Chauncey Penix. When the eating and laughing could be quelled enough for the toastmaster, Dr. Padgett, to introduce the evening’s entertainers, the following program ensued: Speeches full of pep and spirit were nfade by Messrs. Peavy, Gilmer, and Knieff, and everyone present must have had a better feeling in his heart after these interesting talks had been made. Vera Helen Abernathy and Jo Inez Wootten sang a duet, followed by a very hearty encore. Miss George H. McLaren gave a delightful original reading. A very clever musical reading was given by Mary King, one of the pep squad mascots and a very charming little person. Bennye Ruth Dyer entertained with a graceful toe dance which had every- one sitting straighter in his chair. Finally, Miss Nell Sammons, sponsor of the Pep Squad, was presented with a gift of appreciation for her work by Donald Alford, one of the leaders of the Pep Squad, in behalf of the other members. Music was furnished throughout the banquet by Vera Mae Babb and Frank Matthews. —V. E. R. THE POPULARITY CONTEST The question of who would be the high school favorites for the year l933-’34 had been occupying a prominent place in the minds of the pupils for some tim,e. Everyone was hoping that his particular friend would be one of the honored ones. At last the fatal day arrived. The classes held their meetings to nominate their favorites. Each class nominated two boys and two girls, and then the fun began. The favorites of the freshman class were Edward Stewart, John Gilmer, Nadine Prideaux, and Louise Street. The sophomores chose Lillian Bullock, Velma Upham, Leroy Kimbrell, and Sebe Parsley to carry their colors. And Allie Lowery, Jack Goodspeed, Ledelia Cole, and P. C. Walker were the favorites of the junior class. The seniors selected Iona Curtis, Bettie Mac Whatley, Lincoln Walker, and Johnny Wheeler. Eight out of the total were to be chosen. The campaign managers started to work and did some very good adver- tising. Posters, bills, notices, and pictures were placed in every available space. Speeches were made which would have swayed a much more staid audience. The air was filled with excitement. Birch the Magician came to our town to put on his show, and almost every high school pupil sold tickets to get votes for his candidate. The show was a great success and many tickets were sold. As the time for the contest to close drew near, the votes came in faster and faster, and the excitement reached its highest point. At last the contest was over. Every class had succeeded in getting at least one of its members elected. The seniors elected three, the juniors three, and the sophomores and freshmen one each. Those elected were Iona Curtis, Lincoln Walker, Betty Mac Whatley, Allie Lowery, Jack Goodspeed, P. C. Walker, Lillian Bullock, and Edward Stewart. It is evident that these pupils are truly representative favorites of Graham High School. —L. S. Lincoln Walker Iona Curtis andsaooQ P. C. Walker Lillian Bullock Edward Stewart ORGANIZATIONS CUSS ROLL VERA ATCHESON Ine2 Beeson Aones Boyles Kathleen Corbin Iona Curtis Mattie Faye Cusenbary Mary Catherine Cusenbary Roma Dodd Billie Louise Elliott Geraldine Evans Loretta Flynn Verda Fuller Velma Gregg Jeanne Lane Nell Newman Cora Perry Virginia Ellen Riggs Gertrude Rubenkoenig ESTILENE Marie Rutherford Juanita Shivers Pauline Sroufe Florence Thigpen Billie Washburn Mary Lois Bush Edith atcheson Miloreo Burdick Rosa Anna Christal Vernell Doss Mable Fawks Beatrice Johnson Naomi King Aoele Makeig Mary Louise Mayes Mary Lou Thigpen Oweita Vanhooser Inez V i ll i amson Will i s - .£. 7£ v' GrcLS buns v' Get n jL ne «5potnSoYS Gill Reserves Mascot GLEE CLUB Front Row: Miss Ritchie, Director: Vernell Doss, Mary Louise Mayes, Ruth Virgile Tidwell, Willie Mae Neill, Jo Inez Wooten, Evelyn Leake, Frank Matthews, Accompanist. Second Row: Vera Helen Abernathy, Lillian Bullock, Inez William- son, Velma Upham, Wanda Martin, Pauline Brigham, Bennye Ruth Dyer. Back Row: A. J. Bullock, Courtney Bach, J. p. Tackett, John Gallaher, Edwin Leake, Walter Cook, Clifton Jackson. HI—Y NO. 1 Front Row: Leroy Kimbrell; M. A. Prideaux; Mr. White, Mr. knieff, Mr. Deacon, Mr. Crump, Sponsors; Johnnie Wheeler; Rayford Cockerell. Second Row: Jamie Morris, Spencer Flint, Paul Deats, Winston Pettus, Bill Whatley, Sebe Parsley, Courtney Bach, Morris Stephens, Neal Harlan. Third Row: Harry Hawthorne, Donald Alford, Leo Taylor, Joel Edens, Reece Kilpatrick, Ben Beach, Richard Prescott, Irvin Peck, Rowlano Turney. Fourth Row: Clifton Jackson, W. h. Wright, P. C. Walker, Elwood Drum, Frank Matthews, Lincoln Walker, William Grecg, Thomas Givens, A. J. Bullock, Thomas Cook. Back Row: Clarence Jones,Higdon Rogers, Kenneth Guinn, Charles Forrest, F. G. McComas, Jack Goodspeed, Gordon Scurlock, Earl Taylor. Ul-Y NQ n HI —Y NO. 2 Front Row: Billy Justice; John Ringgenberg; Mr. White, Mr. Knieff, Mr. Deacon, Mr. Crump, Sponsors; Warren Reid Carter; John Gilmer; Ernest Remington; Fred Davis. Second Row: Edward Stewart, John Wooo, John Gallaher, Walter Cook, Cadman Hinson, Pat Bryan, Kyle Morris, Wallace Jones, Ruel Guinn. Back Row: Leroy Woods, Laurence McCloud, Sandlin Judd, Delbert Ken- dall, Claud Cochran, Kenneth Martin, Cyrus Newman, Lionel Cornish, Morris Makeig, Gayle Wignall. INTEROOLAGIC LEAGUE Front Row: Suzette Paull, Essay Writing; Willie Mae Neill, Extemporaneous Speech; Billie Washburn, Lillian Bullock, Spell- ing; vera Helen Abernathy, Avis McKelvain, Debate; Nell Newman, Mildred Worthy, Declamation. Back Row: Ralph McAfee, Extemporaneous Speech; Thomas Cook, Paul Deats, Debate; John Lyles, Leroy Woods, Declamation. Defeated Olney for County Champion- ship March 17 Defeated Wichita Falls for District Championship April 6 WILL ENTER REGIONAL CONTEST APRIL 20 AVIS McKELVAlN VERA HELEN ABERNATHY THOMAS COOK PAUL DEATS Defeated Olney for County Championship March 17 THE ONE-ACT PLAY CAST THE TRYST ING PLACE LANCELOT BRIGGS MRS. CURTIS JESSIE BRIGGS RUPERT SMITH MRS . BRIGGS MR. INGOLDSBY THE MYSTERIOUS VOICE By BOOTH TARKINGTON JACK GOODSPEED IONA CURTIS HELEN KNOX M. A. PRIDEAUX BEATRICE JOHNSON EARL TAYLOR BEN BEACH , P05T C32ADUATE5 DOROTHY COLEMAN MR. MARVIN PRIM IRMA GRAHAM CLARENCE JONES LOU ELLA MAUPIN -l.-Marru -Hawthorne £ n ZjXJoe, f arlan rfjth rintz K, 3- 3ettu 0 3ill ‘WT 5iouf$fe: + - . 4- . ipu tse Uccbcb i son P W. Joe Ve© c SGarth ,Ms Ihigp n 13-V ilZoh fisher- 14. joe sSorv 16. Joe £ Jones Whatley __________________________I ATHLETICS PARSLEY, Co-Captain Sebo Tackle Dolly Back WHATLEY PEOLEQ MG R• kimbrell Wildhoss Back GREEN Lorene Tackle KENDALL Deb Center PR IDEAUX MMA Back HAYES hBobom End FOOTBALL SEASON, 1933 Season's Results OLNEY 13 GRAHAM SEYMOUR 26 GRAHAM BRIDGEPORT 7 GRAHAM JACKSBORO 0 GRAHAM MEGARGLE 0 GRAHAM WICHITA FALLS 18 GRAHAM MINERAL WELLS 18 GRAHAM NEW CASTLE 0 GRAHAM NOCONA 7 GRAHAM STRAWN 13 GRAHAM CROWELL 26 GRAHAM TOTAL 128 GRAHAM 6 170 COUGER Foxy Tackle HARRIS Lefty End DEATS P. K. Guard STEPHENS Stubbym Back SQUAD KIMBRELL Hawthorne Hayes Prideaux Stephens Turney Goodspeed Parsley Couqer Green Deats Morris Gui NN Harris Butler T. Cook Kendall Burke McComas Walker W• Cook KIN OLE Y KILPATRICK Whatley Rogers R. Guinn Worthy RINGGENBURG COCKRANE McCoy Davi s Jones W. Jones Gilmer Martin Newman Mahan Ba i LEY Bryan Stone Prescott Drum Justice E. Butler Pettus Forrest Scurlock Shoemate k. Morris B. Martin HAWTHORNE Runt Back BUTLER MlLKMAID Guard GOODSPEED Highoear Back T. COOK Tom Back THE SyUAD SCRIMMAGE THE TERRORS THE FIELD KNIEFF jCcxzch „ PAT COUMTY TOURNAMENT Graham 45 £l«sville 1£ xraham £4- Olr ea 16 Graham 36 Loving 16 DEA con. Coac,h DEAKT DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Graham- 44- Harrold Z6 Gfaham 9A locoha. 1% Graham23 'Vhcbita Fallj xA- THE TRACK S UAD Front Row: Walter Cook, Kenneth Martin, John Gilmer, Warren Reid Carter, Shelby McCoy, Orvil Bailey, Burton Martin, Dan B. Orr, Clois Smith, Ras Shoemate, Pat Bryan, Jack Jones, Second Row: Delbert Kendall, J. D. Burke, Cyrus Newman, Harry Hawthorne, Rowland Turney, M. A. Prideaux, Donald Alford, Alexander James Pechinis, Elwin Butler, Thomas Cook, Audrey Wheat, Gordon Scurlock. Third Row: Ervil Kennedy, Charles Forrest, W. B. Shepard, Jack Hayes, F, G. McComas, Sebe Parsley, Reece Kilpatrick, Eowin Reese, Ezra McCallister, Hershel Singleton, Calvin Petty, Back Row: Harold Jennings, Loren Green, Wade Orr, T. B. Adams, Jamie Morris. 4. C-HAMPJ sM LdHor e 4 GO y. y c.T oAj q.TrackTeam ?. Coachej lO. EflbR ANOD THE TENNIS TEAMS Jack Hayes John Hayes Fred Knieff, Coach Audrey Ray Evelyn Leake Suzette Paull BOYS' AND GIRLS' PLAYGROUND BALL Front Row: Lona Belle Green, Doris Repass, Mattie Faye CUSENBARY, BEULAH COLE, MILDRED REHDERS, PAULINE SflOUFE, BESSIE Ruth McDonald, Ruth Virgile Tidwell, Jo Inez Wootten. Second Row: Mr White, Coach; John Gilmer, Walter Cook, Warren Reid Carter, Ralph Mcafee, Shelby McCoy, Wallace Jones, Miss Sparks, Coach; Dorothy B. Bower. Back Row: Morris Makeig, Fred Davis, Burton Martin, Kenneth Martin, Lionel Cornish, Edwarc Stewart, Ruel Guinn, Mildred Burdick. FUN and ADS The following merchants and business men, through their loyalty and support, have made it possible for you to buy this annual at much less than it cost to print it. IT IS YOUR DUTY TO PATRONIZE THEM Graham, Texas Western Electric Sound Equipment. Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Paramount, United Artists, R. K. O. and Columbia Pictures. (tJfo) The Cream in Sound and Pictures Compliments of JOHN E. MORRISON CO. GRAHAM, TEXAS Specializing in Clothing and Shoes for the young people DRY GOODS GROCERIES HARDWARE FURNITURE UNDERTAKING Ambulance Service 600 —PHONES — 601 Day Night Congratulations and Best Wishes To the Graduating Class of I934 “THE OLD RELIABLE Farmer’s Implement Co. Tractors Trucks Implements A. E. MORRIS e o © NOW, AS ALWAYS, WE CONGRATULATE THE CLASS OF 1934 SENIORS First ISTational Bank in Graliam Young County’s Oldest Bank Appreciates Your Business 0 � 0 Compliments of BUTLER’S DAIRY MORRISON-SMITH GRADE A PRODUCTS LUMBER CO. PASTEURIZED Phone 98 Phone 353 © © © Compliments of DOLMAN HOUSE Compliments of GRAHAM STEAM LAUNDRY WISDOM Mr. NEELY (in Chemistry): Name a liquid that won’t freeze. When he was young, he wrote profound SUZETTE: Hot water. And thought-provoking things— Now he is old and knowledge-ground, He writes of love-on-soaring-wings! The donkey he are a funny bird � He hair are long and thick. A lot of he are neck and ears, But most of he are kick. Co.’. h KNIEFF: See that man play- ing halfback? He'll be our best man in © about a week. GEORGE H.: Oh, this is so sudden! MtSS WEBER: What does the prefix mag mean? B John G.: Big. MlSS Weber: Well, give me a word STUBBY: I’m in love again. She's a containing this stem, and use it in a blonde and beautiful. sentence. LEROY: That’s no reason to fall in JOHN G.: 1 like magpies. love. Beauty is only skin deep. © STUBBY: But, man, I’m no cannibal. o There’s nothing more pathetic than a horsefly on a radiator. JACK H.: I like suicide blondes. © KENNETH: Suicide blondes? JACK: Yes, they dye by their own If you haven’t a chance, make one: so hands. much more the opportunity to make good. Compliments of DRIVER HOTEL N. G. STARKEY Proprietor Le Sage Motor Co. a5 SALES SERVICE yj) x 4 HourS Filling Station and Wrecker Service ' I Trinr IOAaM VI , TOPS. GLASS. PAINTING. BODY AND WOODWORK WASHING GREASING Our greatest pride is in the boys and girls of Graham High School, and in sincere appre- ciation of the trade which they have given us we have bought this space. SHAMROCK MOTOR COMPANY Economical Transportation “Shamrock Service Satisfies’’ CHEVROLET More Power to You Young Men and Women Graham is Proud of Her Youthful Citizens © 0 I TEXAS ELECTRIC SERVICE CO. Providing for the Graham of To-day— Planning for the Graham of To-morrow GARVIN JOHNSON GROCERY CO. AND WILLIS BROS. MARKET Phone 300 We Deliver Compliments of PAT BRYAN Southwestern Life Man First National Bank Building Graham, Texas ALWAYS FOR G. H. S. “WOODIES PRINTERY” JOB PRINTING OFFICE SUPPLIES TYPEWRITERS Compliments of JOHNS’ GROCERY AND MARKET The Home of Good Meats 1001 E. Fourth Street GRAHAM. TEXAS MILLER STUDIO Your Photographer” OFFERS Congratulations and Best Wishes to the CLASS OF 1934 AND TO All Seniors of Future Years EXPERT PHOTOGRAPHS ON Easter, Valentine, Christmas, and All Special Days GIVE PHOTOGRAPHS on THESE OCCASIONS and as “BIRTHDAY GREETINGS” STREET AND CO. DRY GOODS Graham. Texas ERV-YOU GROCERY (Formerly Plum Street Grocery ) MEATS---GROCERIES Glen Haden — F. P. Johns E. R. I UGGS The following barbers congrat ulate the Students and want you to make our Shop your Shop: When You See the Name Lyle Norred Tom Edwards MILLER’S Shorty Cochran 5-10-15-25c STORE Andy Anderson Tony Barrow It Represents Guy Norred Quality. Service, and Appreciation GUARANTY BARBER We Sell Almost Everything SHOP East Side Square W. M. Larmour, Prop. Graham’s Popular, Up-to-date Picture Theatre FATHER: Is your business course for girls considered a success? Mr. PRIM: Yes, our figures show that over 60% of our graduates marry their employers within a year. ------------O--------- Mr. Dickinson: Correct this sen- tence: Before any damage could be done, the fire was put out by the volunteer fire department. DELBERT: The fire was put out be- fore any damage could be done by the volunteer fire department. “Rich •� Buuer-S «t u a Nut Mr. DEACON: What's come over you, Pat? You don't look so well dressed as you used to? MR. KNIEFF: That's funny: I’m «taring the same clothes. ----------9---------------- Miss Hubbert: Didn't I tell you to notice when the soup boiled over? IONA: I did. It was half past ten. -------------9-------------- When first he came to see her, He showed a timid heart, And when the lights were low, They sat this far apart. But when their love grew warmer. And they learned the joy of a kiss, They knocked out all the spaces. Andsatupdoseliketbis. Making people happy is your business on earth. EAT WHOLESOME HEALTHY BREAD Good Eats Bakery H. WOOLEY, Prop. B. D. Cusembary — 3 the V'CTo1 ---- Z)o RA7 rcyKLY H. CRUMP: I've brought that last pair of trousers to be reseated. You know I sit a lot. TAILOR: Yes. and perhaps you've brought the bill to be receipted, too. You know I’ve stood a lot. © © © Lecturer (speaking on the value of education): Yes, what can take the place of a university education? Noth- ing. Look at the man who only finishes grammar school. Where is he now? He is the motorman on a street car. But where is the man who has gone through college and has his diploma? Voice in the Audience: He’s the conductor. LESLIE SCOTT, DRUGS “The Rexall Store’’ We Carry a Nice Line of Graduation Gifts If you and I, and ewe and eye. And yew and aye (dear me), Were all to be spelled u and t. How mixed up we would be. © © © Vf Even a machine lasts longer if it is given a day or two of rest once in a while. 6 © e What Causes Auto Electrical Trouble? Congratulations, Seniors' Unless you remedy the cause, your troubles and expenses are not over. Compliments of Williams Jewelry Company We Have the Equipment to Find the Cause FORE BROS. Phone 50 © © © Battery, Starter, Generator, Ignition and Magneto Service J © © © © © © Congratulations Compliments of to the C. I). SHAM BURGER 1934 Class LUMBER COMPANY J. P. ALEXANDER CO. © © © © © © THE GRAHAM LEADER Your Home Newspaper Since 1876 Quality Job Printing Office Supplies Compliments of T. O. CALVIN GENERAL BLACKSMITHING Q € STREET MOTOR CO. B U I C K S OLDSMOBILES PONTIACS GENERAL MOTORS TRUCKS 5P £ $5 GRAHAM FLORAL CO. FLOWERS— The Most Appreciated Gift EARNEST LINGUIST On his tour of an English district an inspector of city high schools came before a class of girls. He wrote on the black- board, LXXX.” Then, peering over his spectacles at a good-looking girl in the first row, he asked: Young lady. I'd like to have you tell me what that means.” Love and kisses,” the girl replied. Radios — Radio Servicing Electrical Refrigeration THE RADIO SHOP HOCKER 8 DOWDl.E East Side of Square Phone 456 IS The students get the CORRAL, The CORRAL gets the fame: The printer gets the money. And the STAFF gets the blame. We wish to sincerely thank all those who have helped to make this edition of the Corral possible. THE STAFF.