Grapevine High School - Mustang Yearbook (Grapevine, TX)

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A MUSTANG I THE LASTWILL AND TESTMENT OF THE JUNIOR CLASS'3Z-33 Ne, the Junior Class of Grapevine High School, in the year of our Lord 1933, being of insane and un- sound mind, do hereby bequeath, donate, give,and present the following to the following from the following: To the faculty we leave, with some regret, inumerable gray hairs and wrinkles as a testimonial to the Hharum-scarumnessn of our class, and hope to do worse next year. To the Hsophsn we leave our notebooks, notes, on examinations, and old chewing gum which they will find stuck inside the desks To Kiss Halker hiss Mcvride, Ur Silk and I Sampson Je leave Viss F1ncher's ability to make h class achieve great things To Billie Daniel, we leave Laura Faye Dan1e1's position as first baseman on the indoor baseball team To Price Hubbard, we leave D A Stra1n's pop ularity and ability to court T oodrow Himes, we leave brman Tate's quiet ness in class T J E lcPherson, we leave Harold aller's ability to crack Jokes To Wleanor Hunter, we leave Anna Pearl Hurst's official authority at hone To Vary Yates leave Leatha Sue Null1n's Pepsodent smile To Louise Hubbard, we leave Dorothy less Max wel1's black sweater and skmrt which she likes so well T G B Howard, we leave Richard F1tch's ever willingness to prove a geometry proposition l933 , ,9,'r,.nm9.msumnfP' J-if ww -wr .msanfvarzv 3 I , . f . , V. . . V 1 . . . . , .- . . , f ur. v , N er T I . . . -. . . . . . . , . ' - Q I,J' A - . I 0 1 I 1 O wr ' , 1- ' D i A E' , ' v., . A O . - 'G ' - - . . , k 9 U , Q L 0 '.: , we . 1 - Q ' f ' A X - .A I l 3 . . . , o u 0 u n A f ' . . , U' g V . if 3 Q V , , . A , , .a gg' - - , .-. 3- U ' - ' x, V ' ' A QV 1 e . ' ' -cf 4'-' .' - lv. eef ...mv P I .-v'i,n..aw ...nz-we-Q - ' ' - Y ' : ,',..,-.-4, .eil 1. V H ,, ,. .es- el 3

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s's1ss:1.,f..K,,,yJ-,ALM , . , , All MUSTANG ' We shall not need the said qualities and characteristics during our senior year, and therefore, Wu hope you will make as good use of them as we have. CL So HIQTOHY OF '33 JUVIORC In Seutember 1933, a rather large crowd of embarrassed nd bXC1t d youngst rs took bhClI places Wlth thL1T p rents 1U the flrst dt room mculah G1lbBIt was a v ry lov le teacher It w s from her thdt we le rncd our 'three r's' an B C's 'hen our f1ISt year w Ilfl hed, we felt a 1f our gre test bas s were t1n1shed The next eptembcr found us all there agaln, but th1s t1mc most of us were dvanc1ng to the econd grade c had a new teacher and new playm te Thelm eddle 'e m y have worrled Nrs Phroop unduly but our year wzth her w1ll always be remembered ds an en3oy ble pcrlod of our llves Our th1rd gr de tu char was very bcautlful and swe t as well as 1ccompl1shed 1n the te ch1ng professxon Our year wlth Mrs Campbell w1ll not be forgotten by any whom she t ught hlle we were under the d1rcct1on of Mlss Eva Jo Buchanan 1n the fourth grade, our absorblng lnterest was the May pole dance at the Nay Pete, 'hen wc entered the flfth grade w1th three new teachers we h rdly knew wh1ch way to turn were m1SCh16V10uS ln that ye r and Mlsses Coleman, Ashburn and Plunkett must heve wanted to hang us CBut of course D0th1hg lzke that happened Our s1xth grade teachers, MISSGS Estelle Vrzght Narxe Smxth, and Mrs Lucas were very patzent and kxnd to us The seventh grade was full of ro111ck1ng, fun lovzng, boys and g1TlS but the patxent efforts of MISSLS Norman, Yancey, and Mrs Lucas to teach us somethang, 1933 'i---. ,asian Ink f flE.3' n-mwrsuhnasfdntulfasmvw 2-'raw f' Y' I lg v x M . f A X 1 I ' I 'A 4 l - ' ' a 5 c c - A . . ' , . g . H g , , - .. A A 1.1. ' rc- 0 121 5 S . . c ab ' ' . a - . ' f s F , I I . . ua 1 I , , I d A . H ' ' V . ' ' . - s - ' ' f. -' as . s - A g s a k ,, . . ' I V 4 A . . X at . S -. . . 'v v- , , . , Q , f ' . X J. C. , C. n X YA . w Y - 'LL A . I D l 9 X , n 1 Q ' 1 ' A X a 3 3 'C' ' ' c I ' I' fi . , K1 1 -su . , . 1 5- QC , ' Q - a . 2 I 5 J . , . 1 C s' 3 3 ' 1 K- A ' 'A' O A 1 i Q u . , . . . , 5 . , - . I , , - .' J . R Q. ' .- ' u .4 3 U- u He ' I U 1 w l Q' 3 5 Y X u. ' . E - . . 'Z T . ' ' s i .Q .J S i . . A . i 1 ' - 0 ', ' 0 ' - 1 , . . . o 'E 5 o 1 it . Z if V ' . . 1 f : - 3 1 . . . , f s A , .' xr E V a 5 1 e . 3 f- ? .. -,..... ....,,.Y-,, .. , ZIVLALJ-. . , . . ,, J V .gy - -- ' - -- V 4-K 1 --141.-I ,. 1 - --Ami ' ., , . L, or , ,f Q . 1 - .Q Q. i ., ,K 7 of ,L ' 'w, if ' W ff M ' ' Hz 7 15' PI . + as fb 1 ' fu, , ef A - - H 3' .fefsr ,-----1- N--.lr 'ff,,...,-- ,Mr N , W t