Jefferson Davis High School - Beauvoir Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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First to suggest buying Panama Canal Zone, buying Cuba, and closer relations with South China. He is known by every person who knows little about America. Davis was nominated for President by Massachusetts in 1860. He stood strongly for the Union but stressed the constitutional right of a state to secede. His home known as llr:AUvo1k is pictured below. lt is one of the most beautiful spots in the South. lt is located in Biloxi, Mississippi. Now used as a home for Confederate veterans. l PTCU C134 FUNCDY1 JRE? fn my Wi I W L ,. .VM x T T , 1 LQ ff ww 1 U- ., , e igg kfwq yy Wff, iw .T , 2 ,. 7 Qi ,En 1,31 gqgwyiggf, T T lg! -1 ?. wiht jx. 0 rl. :Maxx 1: V in I- T 4 Qfjll v vk ' Sty, A , ' Qi, :V X wx N f?J1C:?2!1FJ1llHUL'?rS'f A s. - V 4' Wu - -. 5' : ' - .,.,f- QQ.: 'lg' gk 1, 5,-fQ,3,:x ,,' gihw ff ix . .- H .gffflijiglu A ' X , ' . , V , ,,., - 'A Y' -1 1 ., mips: A . ' T A ,A .,. 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Business Manager Q51 : ' -1 ,, - , z., 1' ,Lf 4 'I gg Roumrr ENGLES 4 - A W g I X t vi LESLIL WIARTIN C0 Advertzxmy Mrznfzyvrs wg! - 1 1 , . a - L - ' ww . f ' . -' f '- Loxs IJEBATT . . . . Art hdztor if - 1- 2 f . '. , -1 -' i 2 if V. 1? Mus. CARLTON . . .Sponsor p age 2 1 A 57 35: .Q 1 3 55 r E .si ' .ff I- Er. 'fi g -f Hi T V gs - X Vw 5 ! .J , Av , , , .,f, ,,,4,, , ., , - 35, Tp ,Q , ,,i,,f ,,7m ilfwq -' v A 1 i f ' ' -WY -'7'7 Qx 'Fw' 'K T ' -, af' -. Q --. ' ' - '? ' - 1 Fffiil' A - 5555'3?' M f 'r N -, ff3fffI'1:':a?3 uw .J .' ff ' ' - , p' 9 1 '. ' PL 1 y 1,Nn3..1' '- X ,,.-,af 1' , ' -W ,-., !,., ,- ' 1 , ,X r .M --ff .. .' :rf fx -1 N ':f TF f 'gif ' tx , i,:: ,Z -5 -i f M'l fi- fxs'M-i'-Hfmkyxs 'fmt fi- .. -, 'Q . in ,I . .. tern flfgiywulv gig if-, , s, -A 1 4' 1-. , krxa L r f 5.2. t M K' 1 4 i F1 ' i Cb ' ' 1 n ' I r i I: 1 HH- H-'i . , i t'f1'ilWXN':v' F lQ?a11,4' X . 3 X ..,.vw-'- A,,.'f , f ,,. t. 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Prompt and efficient work of the Eitlson Studio has made our association with them a pleasure. The staff artists have taken advantage of the opportunity to exploit the beauty of our building by reproducing the many ornamental frescocs, openings, borders and other features, all of which have been freely used throughout the book, making this issue a representative jefferson Davis book, With the thought uppermost to present a hook of pleasant memories of High School days, we submit the result of our efforts to our subscribers. ROBERT ROLAK ARNOLIJ Ro1.AK Editors. V wwe M. , Q-Q . -any - A I ,if : I ' Nl! ' ' 1 it Q, l li ' Q 2+ ' I 'g il ., x' if 2' 5- El l iii 'fi Z' i 4 . . ,. , Ia! 4 iapyp, ffit' , , V-...e ,,, 1 ,W ,. - W... .,, -U Q M -M 1 F t r t VW WMM YV Na- M Y M., 1 W ., V L: -7:v i':V,H A , A L M , 'A 1, V. .4 A t - .2 .5 , . .t,,,,,,,.. 4, ,- ,,. V .t f '. i wp . H so i 5 B' 'Q' ,Q V, 41' 'aav lwlyw L'-HM'-r m ' 9. iegwt 5 :.::.v:.1.J.Q'mw7rt ' - fy 11? H ss l Q L ' I.- . 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Hr'lt'11 Muorr. and 111a11y mhm-rs that were very faithful 1 :I V V : 91579 1 ,fri A Hif i K ' Eng ., if ,SN .. , F H ., H Q M vig, .nf L1 'Q''1:w,,zz1Zau:F:9l'xf 'zcp.., 3,-ak A, L J f 1 XX ' 51 f f y 1 G ' ff N x x x X N X 'K 1 A x f P s x Q XX , r 7 fxf, wx x X 44 XX Q' if .' 1 1 X X ,' 'Ural K .4 A .2-x f ,f , J Q Vid Q Li' I 'Je -, H3 QM ' 4 x i--7 4 Q K ,En i if ' x 1 f ' 1 4 N' x . , ..., . 13.15, A i ..., . . ,, . ,. . ,,.,. M.. ,.,, ' J - .- 4 iw..-in--.Q-if-V: . Iv, M4 - f -I W - .. . .- V f.-1, K. J I, -. ,, ,. ,K ,,.., . ,5 J., ,,g-- ' U33 - W Liga ff .2 .Q Q fl - M A Q.. Q' fufisisi, A- i4. a -.,1 . F1 f ag -32 2 f I1 Mg ' 6 U! f ga X' -5 1-' - ' 3 :I 1 1 - 1' V .-5 f 2 Q kv 5, .3 S' gg 3 APPRECIATION ' 5 E , lg '1 55 J' 5 ii 5 ri ' , I 5: 37 -X f- QR 1 515 1, ADMINISTRATION ,gi iz E1 , 23 VNS: zif ff. 3543 SENIORS 2 P 2 .4 sr 2 f- f QQ fi sw 5 . 11 't '- 'f E , ,Q . 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He has furnished city championship Hams for the past two years, and the third is in the making. Roy Needham is the instructor of Physical Education and comes into per- sonal contact with every boy in the school, he remembers each student by his first name and thus endears himself to the boys and adds to his own ever growing popularity. I Mr. Needham is a man who stands for clean and fair sportsmanship at all times. He believes that playing fair will, more than anything else, help a student in life workg it is this principle that he teaches to every boy in school. He is also a great help to advise themiin their private affairs. Roy Needham means much to the Jefferson Davis High School Faculty, to the student body and to the community. EEIEIEIEI EIEEIEIQIEJIEI FUNOYGDLIHUU IEEIEEIEEIEEJEIQIEIIEJE EilIElEi1.IElEl.lEIEl.IElIEI so'-owdrww IEIEIIEEIEIEIEIEIEIIQIEIEIE 4 X Qlutogmphs ,Z NN MRS. C. S. CARLTON 'L-. thc Animal Steiff, :irc iiiilclnccl to Mrs. Czxrltuii fm' thc success nf this nc. It is her human hmvc for thc youth of Davis, 211111 hci' continuous smile fm' cvcrycmc that has put this :incl the other zumuals uvci' thc lop. P196 C1132 Y 'NC E so QEIEEIEEIEIIELIEIIEIEIIIEIEIIEI FvNOY1Q2Ww IEEIEIEIEEIEIEIEIEIEIEJE f . I- V n?NR?WEISWURTH jj? K 3. S Y SE 351 2 14 i , . '?1 4' -g'Qig-IQ.. TF 5 A sk 4 me 5 S ,AM fm ,Y TSW S affix .Q V4 ,I , , g Q is .. . ,A -1,1 E ,. A, fw :ggi W7 M R Sf'HsALE RS ZHAMMET K m3HARH1soNf b MR , rp MQ Q Fuss- DANSBY5 LQ gsmmigwei S4 1,1 E mwlE1 Q31 ENC? Hgh EI ml E 1 1 1 FSU F . X , 5 E Bi E H iff V Cf Z' !I W' ........l X! FEE! 'Q 3 -..MJ ' ? W ,J MPP-v-'v' 1 -+1 L L 3 P 119215 55395 W QW if Eh ,J 2 fi 53 H5151 Fx mm QM A ' ' .EQ 4' Q 2 pw Qu il Q39 . ww AL,,. f 4 ,ik iffy? vs '--mf m ff,-Y: K.. f. ,gxfeeikv , sfggzf an ,f FUELS FACULTY 3 . W A I, :Q W J 'VA K -. V .f.,gew,. CUNNINGH2 +Ei!33iISTfiN37i 2mNwNDf 'Kiev ,Q x.. L M-. 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Sergeant-art-Arms 8 C LOYS' ANDERSON Senior Play, '30 Life Saver's Badge, '30 VINCENT CAM PI SE Sergeantrat-arms, '28 FLORENCE ARTU Operetta, '30 Secretary-Treasurer Euphadians, '30 VVinner of Clothing Contest, '30 PAUL CARROLL ELOI SE IZEAKLEY May Fete, '30 Spotlight, '30 Intramural VVinner, '28 Co-captain, '29 LAMAR S. CLARK Hi-Y Secretary, '20, '30 Hi-Y President, '29 Chairman Senior Day Junior Duke May Fete, '29 King May Fete, '30 ALLENE BENNETT G Co-captain in Phys. Ed. Department, '29 Captain in Phys. Ed. Department. '30 Student Assistant in Phys. Ed. Department, '29, '30 Secretary Inter-Journalism Club, '29, '30 Reporter in Senior llarlings, '29 Chairman of Senior Flower and Color Com- mittee, '30 BENARIJ COLA Typing award, '30 Dramatic Club ERTRUIJE BRUOKING Sec'y Senior Uarlings, '30 Jay Dee Staff, '28, '29 May Queen, '30 Managing Editor Jay Dee, '30 Operetta, '30 JAMES COULTRUI' Vive-President Science Club , wiv -- in I 'J -1' Y' ff M. D. CRANE Sergeant atrArms of Senior Darlings Tumbling Team, '29 LOUIS DE BATT Salutatorian, '30 Scholarships, '28, '29, '30 Annual Staff, '30 Secretary Senior Class, '30 Secretary junior Class, '29 President Ciceronizuis, '28 BOB CREECH Yell Leader, '27, '28, '29, '30 President Hi-Y, '30 Senior Representative, '30 Vice-President Senior Darlings, '30 May Fete, '30 San Jacinto Representative, '30 CECIL DE LANEY Football THERON DAFFAN Science Club MARIE DE LAN EY DORA DANZIGER Orchestra, '28, '29, '30 Commencement Program Senior Class Program Operetta Latin Club - Vice-President VERNICE DE VOL Typewriting Awards, '28, '29 Volley Ball Championship Team, '29 Student Assistant, Gym, '30 Winner of Clothing III, '30 Reporter and Critic Junior Darlings, '30 EDITH DAUGHERTY GEORGE MAE DE YOUNG Business Manager Jay Dee, '29 Representative Foods III City Contest, '30 Reporter Jay Dee, '30 EDITH DICK Scholarship, '28 Secretary Ciceronian Debating flnb, '29 Treasurer Senior Darlings, '30 Princess May Ifete, '30 lnterscholastic l.e:igue, '29 ,lay Dee Stali, '28 FRED ELLIOT llasketball, '20, '30 EMIL DICU LAURENCE ELLIOTT Scholarships, '27, '28, '29 Member of Council of Scie Club, '30 Valeilictorialn MARY DODSON May Fete, '20, '30 Princess, '30 Maid, '29 Gym Captain, '29, '30 Intramural Basketball Team, Winners, '30 EATH EL ELMORE Annual StaFf, '30 Scholarship, '30 Sec. Reporter's Club, '30 Typing Award, '30 Critic Senior Darlings, '20 Decoration Committee, '30 AGNES DOWLI NG G Winning Intramural Indoor Team, '28 ROBERT ENGELS Annual Statf, '30 Adv. Mgr. ENEVI EVE DOZIER President Girl Reserves, '30 President Ciceronian Debating Club, '29 Interscholastic Representative Class Prophet Jay Dee Stalnf, '27, '30 Most Representative Girl, '30 PAUL ESCHENFELDER Hi-Y, '29, '30 Tumbling Team, '20, '30 Sergeant-at-Arms of Speech Arts, '30 HCC I5 EULA MAE FAIN May Fete, '29, '30 Operetta, '29, '30 I President Junior Darlmgs, '30 PAULIN E FRANTZ Scholarship Pins, january, '29 and June, '29 Life Saving Team, '30 OLIVER I. FAUST Letter in track, '30 JACK FRYE Football Team, '26, '27, '28, '29 Captain Football Team, '29 Basketball, '27, '28, '29 Track, '27, '28, '29 Best athlete of city, '29 All city and district football team, '28, '29 J. FERRELI. Football, '28, '29 Treasurer Hi-Y Sergeant Arms Hi-Y Committee Class Nite ANNIE MAY GAMMON Operetta, '29 SOL FINEGOLU MAURINE GAN DY Manager Archery Club, '30 Duchess in May Fete, '30 Sophomore Favorite, '28 Treasurer Junior Class, '29 Treasurer Senior Class, '30 LOUNETTE FOLLETT Student Assistant, '29, '30 Co5Captain, '29, '30 XV1nnmg Intramural Indoor Team, '28 EDNA LEE GRACE Girl Reserve Play Reporter Girl Reserves, '29, '30 Vice-President Dramatic Club, '30 lnterscholactic League, '30 Co-Captain Physical ECL, '30 ISAUELLE GRAVI S WALTER HARRISON Sergeant-at-Arms Senior Darlmgs, '20 May Feta Senior Duke, '30 JUSEPHINE ESTELLE GREENE Swimming Team, '27, '28 Life Saver, '29 Reporter in Reporter's Club Basketball, '28, '20, '30 Copy Editor Jay Dee, '30 SWEN HASLE May lfete, '30 ERNESTINE HARPER Sports Editor Annual Static, '30 ,Tay Dee Staff, '27, '28, '20, '30 Life Saver, '29 Manager Swimming Team, '30 Student Assistant, '29, '30 Secretary Players Club, '30 RAYMOND HOULIHAN llasketliall, '20, '30 JUSEPHINE HARPER Sports Editor Jay lice, '30 Vice-President Spanish Clnlm, '30 Life Saver, '28 Swimming Team, '27 Student Assistant, '25 Chairman of Progiam Conunittev of Spanish Cluli, '20 RAYMON lb HEINRICH VVM. HARRIS' Snholarship, '27 Manailxer Football, '28, '29 Manager Basketball, '27, '28, '20 President Senior llarlings, '30 Vice-Presizlent Senior Class Sports Editor Ileauvoir All around Senior, '30 ELIZABETH HENRY Jay .llee Staff, '28 Girl Reserves, '28, '20, '50 Dramatic Club, '30 fiirl Reserve Play, 'ZS im l':lI HAROLD HIGH KATHERINE HOLY Swimming Team, '30 Life Savers, '30 ORIN HITT Football, '29 Track, '29, '30, Captain, '30 Invitation Committee, '30 MILTON HOPPER TEXAS HIX Secretary English History Cluh Secretary Internationalist Club Operetta, '30 FANNIE HOWELL Co-Captain of Gym Class, '29 Captain of Gym Class, '28 Intramural Winners Indoor Team, '28 Typing Speed Award, '30 NORMA .FAY HODCTES Operetta, '30 Senior Orchestra, '30 Giftorian Swimming Team Senior Life Saving Tumbling Team, '30 LOUISE JACKS Reporter of Cicerunian Dehat ing Club, '28 Scholarship, '27 Critic Senior Darliugs, '29 Invitation Committee, '30 May Fete Committee, '30 Jay Dee Stalf, '27, '28, '29 FRANCIS HOFFMAN Annual Staff LEON IACOBSON Business Manager of Re- porters Club, '29 Vice-President Senior Darlings, '30 -qi. ltvdfgeag-. . A PAUL JAMES Track ' I Senior Darling Representative VERNON KUESTER Band BESSIE MAE JONES' Secretary Public Speaking, '29 Life Saver, '30 PETRINA LA MOTTA Reporter of Internationalist Club, '30 DORIS JONES President Ciceronian Debating Club, '30 Treasurer Girl Reserves, '30 Senior Play, '30 Class Prophet, '30 Swimming Team and Life Savers, '28, '29, '30 lnterscholastic League, '30 GODWIN aES'HER JESSE JONES Lettered Basketball, '29, '30 Captain of Reserves Football, '29 Tennis, '29, '30 Track '30 HOMER LOWE Editor Jay Dee, '28 President Demothenians, '29 Senior Class Play, '29 Annual Staff, '29 Class Historian, '30 lnterscholastic League, '27, '28, '29 GLENN KING Yell Leader, '28 Senior Play Senior President President Senior Darlings, '30 OTIS MAGEE Football, '29, '30 Track, '29, '30 BIR DIE MASON HERBERT NEELEY Sergeant-at-Arms Speech Arts Club, '29 Sergeant-at-Arms Senior Darlings, '30 RAY MASON RUBY NEELY Librarian Les Pantheres Conseillants, '29 ' Reporter Les Pantheres Conseillants, '30 J. C. MCDANIEI. Invitation Committee, '30 Tumbling Team, '28 Sergeant-at-Arms Senior Darling, '29 May Fete, '23 DURWOOD NIX LOYA MILLER EARLINE PARK Vi?5f6President Reporters Club, Secretary First Period Senior Darlings, '29 EDWARD MONTGOMERY Football PAULINE LOUISE PARK President Reporter's Cluh, '29, '30 Music Chorus Wx VIVIAN PARTIN L. A. RASCH TOM PATTERSON BERNARD REEVES HENRIETTA PEREZ President of French Club fall and spring, '29, '30 Jay Dee Staff EDDIE A. REINDL . President Sophomores, '28 President Senior Darlings, '29 President Science Club, '20 Business Manager Reporters Club, '30 Prince May Fete, '30 HOLLAND RAMEY Operetta, '30 Senior Class Will, '30 KARL REINDL ' Basketball, '28, '29 Track, '28 Football Team, '29 Tumbling Team, '30 MADELYNE C. RASCH Secretary English and History ll Class, '29, '30 Captain in Physical Ed., '28 Speech Arts Club ESTHER RHODES President Senior Darliugs, '30 Aunt Hulda, '29, '30 Scholarships, '26, '27, '28 News Editor Iay Dee, '27 Interscholastic League Repre- sentative, '30 Club Chairman Annual Staff l'L'l U l:ll ALBERTA RIESEN Editor Jay Dee, '29 Scholarships, '27, '28, '29, '30 President Spanish Club, '29, '30 Class Poet Secretary Sophomore Class, '28 Secretary Girl Reserves, '30 E. I. RUSSELL Vice-President Senior Darlings '29 Jay Dee Staff, '28 Senior Play, '30 MARIE RIGGS Swimming Team, '28 Honors in Intramural CSwimmingD, '28 Senior Life Saving, '30 Swimming Team, '30 Tumbling Team, '30 JACK SAPP Brmd and Orchestra, '30 Operetta, '30 Senior Orchestra, '30 Senior Play Orchestra, '30 May Fete Orchestra, '3f ARNOLD ROLAK Scholarship, '28 Track, '29 Co-Editor of Annual, '30 Giftorian RUTH SCHOONOVER ROBERT ROLAK Co-Editor Annual Scholarship, '28, '29 FREDA SCHULTZ Volley Ball Championship, '28 Operetta, '28 Basket Ball Championship, '30 ROBERT RUNNELS Basketball, '30 Yell Leader, '30 HERMAN SHOSS Chairman Spanish Club Class Night Program Orchestra 9 VINCENT SICULA TED SPRINGER Football, '28, '29, '30 All City Team, '29 FRANCES SIMMS Volley Ball Champion, '29 Girl Delegate Senior Darlings, '29, '30 Basketball Champion, '28 J. D. STERNS Vie3e6l-'resident Reporters Club, Sergeant Arms of Seniors, '30 Sergeant Arms Senior Darlings, '30 May Fete, '30 ORVILLE SISSON DOROTHY STOCKTON WINNIE SLONE Secretary Senior Darlings fSecond Divisionl, '3 May Fete KSenior Maidj, '30 Operetta, '29 Jay Dee Staff, '30 President English History Club, '30 Senior Chorus for Commencement, '30 VERONA STEUBER Operetta, '30 Secretary Senior Darlings, '30 Senior Play, '30 FRANK SPATA Secretary. Reporters Chib, '29 Vice-President Euphramans, '30 Senior Play, '30 VERA SULLENDER K IEII A . RU BERT SVVI LLEY BER NICE TROVV jay Dee Staff, '29 Co Captain in Gym, '20, '30 Captain in Gym, '28 Vice-President Senior Darlings, '29 Ring Committee, '30 Senior Picnic Chairman, '30 MARGARET TALLEY Senior Play, '30 LEA UN DERWOOD Football, '29 Vice-President Junior Class, '29 Treasurer Senior Darlings, '29 Delegate Senior Darlings, '30 BIRDIE TELSHOW ODDIE VANDIVER DOROTHY THAY Treasurer Dramatic Club, '30 ER MARGARET WALL ' PHILIP TILOTTA Ill .ADYS NVATFURD Lead in Senior Play, '30 Girls Debate, '29, '30 Advertising Manager Jay Dee, '29 Managing Editor Jay Dee, '29 News Editor Jay Dee, '30 Treasurer, Debating Club, '28, '29 'l1'. F' f!'f '?' Q , 2' w af rfu 1 , A .. 1 X 5 . ELOISE WELCH l S'ociety Editor Jay Dee Staff, '28 Secretary Senior Darlings, '29 Secretary Ciceronian Debating 'Club, '28 Reporter Ciceronian Debating Club, '29 Attendant in May Fete, '30 ADDISON WOESTEMEYER Band and Orchestra, '29, '30 Second Vice-President of Senior Class Sergeant-at-Arms Dramatic Club, '30 Operetta, '29, '30 Senior Play, '30 Declamation Contest, '30 Business Manager Beauvoir, '30 EARNESTINE WILLIAMS DOROTHY WORSHAM KATHLEEN WILLIAMS JOSEPHINE WROTEN Second VicefPresirlent of Re- porter's Club, '30 Captain of Basket Ball Team, '28 X Swimming Team, '30 Intramural Winners of Indoor Team, '28 Typing Certificate, '30 GLADYS HINEY Post Graduate Y H 6 E J WU m M , M N M 7 mmm- BEAUVOIRF-EE-mam-WEEE-mm-EEE , I nv I V 'Xxxm rm: 3 ' -1 'il 1- 5'5 ' if 1 111 f f ff '33-:wx fi fffrfwltk 7-vm-Q., gsm Q' if if 3 P N I ... X X 4 5 ff:f1f',wmm.W-mmW-W-W-,-- I ' 5 V- -........,.-.,,v.m,.:'-xrggfqzgyggg-W--Apgwfig:--A14,f . CiTTTff1Si 'fgA3'g-i'1j5fg-fffv- -.,, A 1 I gf, ,I . 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RUBY EARLE GRAHAM GEORGE CA NTERBERRY FLOYD GOOD . . junior Officers . President . Vice-President . Treasurer . . Secretary Sergearzt-at-A rms . . Secretary Joe Bearicks Leo Butler Cecil Callihan Ralph Davis Jim Fulghum Teddy Hasle Frank Hayward Ted Holbrook Philip Horkel Eugene Kinion Thomas Loehridge Lula Dawson Nani Mae Dorsey Keokee Glispin Clarrise Grow ' Mike Jacobson Ruth Barnett Conally Cade Joe Cash Cecil Crane Raymond Dupree Roscoe Dwyer William Everett Ira Laird Willie Loocke Malcolm McAlexander Maes McIntosh 1 Vernon Merkert William Turner Evelyn Bollman Stella Caulfield Dorothy Mae Ewing Geraldine Fox Wenonah Hanson wrrvli' +1 s.,.r'w,aRf Low Ten Rex Bumpers Madeline Clark Hubert McCullum Bevely Milner William Philips Wendell Wierman Marian Budde Katherine Cade Carrie Bell Danfels Geneva Gunn Margaret Hardy Sarah Harrington Margaret Pennington Dorothy Linder Flora Lee Tucker Cleo Williams Guy Boyer High Ten Mae Jennings Wilena Maxwell Crystal McConnell Lillian McLamore Juanice Milling Thelma Miron Gladys Olive George Canterbury Albert Claunch Sterling Dade Harry Echols Palmer Garney Herbert Romund Talmage Rogers Ernest Podd Marie Boysen ' 0 Joseph Beer Garrison Brown Owen Eichblatt Earl Ewing Vernon Maxwell Roger McCullough Arthur Rub Alvy McDaniel Lawrence Schinzlcr James Stuermen Clarence Sharit C. D. Vestal Juanite Jones Evelyon Klapp Margaret Mansur Norma Sullivan Ethel Pool Barbara Brooks Ella May Burlingame Alice Coffey Vermel Fox Catherine Hart Mildred Hunt Leah Katz Louise Kooi Inez Munlin Frances Rollins Dorothy Seeman Mabel Steele Mary Jean Swensen Jessie Wiggins Charles Adams Roy Basin Roy Bond IWW C132 N-:QQ J FU wi Nw QD: f-.QQ E at Albert Watson Ralph Weber Allen Weed Cecil Williams J. T. Wills Lula Arwady Maxine Blackburn Jewel Bishop Lillian Calloway Clarice Cunningham Mary Layton Hattie Petros Jean Sullender Margaret Waiser Roland Beach Milton Hodson Carl King Sam Lefkowitz Vance Parmeson Earl Schoonover Addie Scruggs D. E. Smith Kenneth Sorensen Wayne Switzer Ize Turner Brahman Wilkin Roy Halliburton Leonard Abrams Opal Brown Ruby Earle Graham Leora Grant Georgie Mae Lowe Fannie Mae Melton Margaret Newman Mildred Pressley Lucile Slaughter Thelma Walker Helen Zakem Walter Appleby Louis Finkelman Donald Greenstein Fred Hanson Farrar Jackson John Weber Nyna Dot Brown Ina Fay Campbell Sadie Lee Gill Lucy Gordon Juanita Hancock Jennie Hanovich Helen Hueni Lucille Juarez Mary Olive Kirkpatrick Sophie Matela Eugenia Paxton Helen Pfeiffer Lessie Williams Chester Churchwell Armond Cortes Marion Robertson David Shoss Harold Steele John Streva Herman Tamburello Carroll Teague Earnest Turner V 5 3 I Q . g rf ,.,. -W.......u,... 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Assistant Secretary '1- Foy Ball Fred Barr Glenn Glass William Gordon Emery Kirpatrick Andrew Langdon Edward Lute Owen Murphy John Puckett Morris Shoss John Sperli Aubrey Stile Robert Strauss Lynda Bollman Leonora Elliot Winifred Greenwell Fay Hicks Jewel Jackson Jennie Karbowski Alice Kincaid Ruby Mae Knodell Nannie Map-Miller Lillian Newberry Verna Reynblds Maxine Sproule Nina Trevilion Grace Virden Josephine Arwady Dorothy May Carr Daisy Belle Crouch Lenora Dodson Marie Dupree Marguerite Ewell Ernestine Hoffpowier Aldora Kennelly Ruby Matthews Emily McConnell Ida Parsons Sarah Peebles Fay Reifel ' Alma Mae Schinzler Audrey Young Jean Bissett Fred Buri Arthur Bonin Antonia Barroso Lloyd Canterbury Winston Cox Cecil DeMoss David Furr Albert Ginn Sterling Loomis Bassett Mathews Loivk Nine Bob Cabiness Angelo Cascio Joe Corbett Emile Emmott Alfonso Grado Stout Grassidonio John Hackworth William Herrmann Harold Laird Sam Ludtke Harry Luke Edward McCarble Bennie Schultz Jack Swanson Hermani Travernicht Clyde Waddell Dan Wise Earl Wright Mary Irene Ayres Norma Jean Boyle A Juanita Derneret Madylon DeVol Vera Doegen Ashton Elliott Nettie Elliott Mary Field Susie Mae Fivecoat Ollie Jones Blanche Joiner Georgie Mae Kerns Dorothy McIntosh Marjorie Massey Alice Thomas Robert Bennick Louis Black Sidney Bienvenu ' Serge Bardelon D. W. Brunson George Dawson Elijah Enloe John Frances Holy Ernest Raymond Johnson High Nine Ernest Sabayrac Elvin Smith Rudolph Sperli Randolph Sperli Leamon Stearns Edward Thornton Guy Warren ' Donald White Mary Booker Wallace Kunkle Leonard Loftin James Presgrove Abe Passiah John Smelker Sam Sacco Lennard Sibesta W. D. Stansbury Paul Weber James Burnette Emery Turner Alvin Black Rudolph Colson Hugo Duke David Ford Joe Gaudiano J. W. Gilhaus Robert Leake Joe Montalbano Norman Nix Berford Rutland Arthur Thornburgh John Walraven Haskell Wertheimer Morris Wilke Ralph Reneau Idella Adams Tillie Bell Virginia Dailey Annie Duckworth Hortense Elfstrom Eloise Gonzalez Marie Hodgson Bessie King Mildred Koska Doris Larkin Werner Peterson Margaret Robbins Iris Rosamond Beatrice San Miguel Dorothy Winn Louise Dutillio Dorothy Lund Josephine Cataline Mercedee Crane Naomi Crossman Alma Dahlson Ellouise Drosche Merle Furr Sadie Guarino Mamie Hanes Lillian Hurtig I '0YCI.'bP1Ud ! ai ITIUU CID: FUND? Dorothy Jones Rosie Mae Lester Genevieve Taylor Willie Flyn Vollbaum George Lund Noble Armstrong Leroy Colville John Cramer Pierce Carpenter Walter Chatham Earle Elkins Edwin Genter Raymond Haddon Ray Joiner Joseph McNeil Elliott Murff George McMahan Elmer McDaniel A. G. McBride Ben Newberry Thomas Peebles Harry Ravenna Gus Simon Frank Slaughter Van Stallcup Lillian Austin Alice Buys Edith Daughters Adrian Dill Pearl Furr Dorothy Hagen Bonnie Irvin Clovis Peavy Anita San Miguel Irene Stolz Rose Zimmerman Ernest Brown Tony Camarata Loyce Carson Frank Croucher Alfred Dowling Jerry Finch Everett Guedry Billy Hagler Woodrow Hammer Frank Hammond Frank Hanka Jakie Hopper Victor Sullivan John McGrath Henry Thompson Clayton Witherspoon Zettie Arnold Hazel Aucoin Vera Barrett Vermelle Black Marjorie Creasy Laura F. Cunningham Elizabeth Fawcett Marie Fleming Amelia Mae Holzworth Esther Horn Christine Jennings Mary Kelly Lucille Kimzey Borghil Kirchheimer Maude Martindale Doris Mason Beulah Nelson Frances Rummell Dorothy Vesper Hortense Vieman Lynon Anderson Jack Bradshaw Jerome Bordelon Dean Bennett Robert Chambers Edward Clauder Byford Dunn Roy Essman James Grayson Clifford Hansinger Robert Hunt Morris Johnson William Kelly James Keller Sylvester Montalbano Edward Murphy Wal1enJr., Nowlin Gilbert Otto John Slaughter Bob Springer Joe Scalise Lois Bell Mary Evelyn DuQuesne Marie Hendon Edith Fern Keller Mary Mayes Louise Morrison Dolores Norton Wilma Scruggs Morgon Tyler Helen Thorne Minnie Lowe Inez Daniels D. L. O. Garrett Preston Appleby Willie Archer Berthold Beltz Godfrey Blakeway Thomas Cortemeglia Walter Cortello Leon Cox Robert Delaney Willie Goff Y Cue Knight Walter Lueb John Pratt Alton Prince Billy Shamblin Dan Smith George Smith Wm. Spangler Tue Swilley Kenneth Wooley Edna Cochran Annie Marie Atkinson Janie Barr Wilma Bingham Bernice Gravis Mary Harmon Marie Hajecate Ellen Howell Loys May Mabry Robbie O'Quinn Melba Peyton Angelita Perez Annabelle Peters Ann Elizabeth Pettinger Eula Lee Reynolds Essie Srum Paul Bauer Jack Donaldson Edward Garney Ben Garrett Urris Harper John Hildebrandt Pat Junkins Douglas Lacey Fisher McDade Clarence Nicholson Sam John Nicholson Chas. Sicola Alfred Thompson Alvin Veitz Zigman VVeller Georgia Bennett Frances Brast Nathalia Clifton Gertrude Conner Louise Elkins Lois Elkins Ruby Gargano Juanita Graham Omega Harvey Doris McClelland Louise McKittrick Josie Mae Millazzo Doreen Phillips Hazel Roberts Pauline Wright Lewis Rae Welch Cecil Mae Hendon -CSE ' -Q.. Q9 ? 'N nfl,X! 1 5 X. if X Q ,. - 'zvaia-M , F Ai:-. V , - , ,-V'..- 451' 'k V ' - -' A '-. ' V25 ,.1' - ' . Min+- :,. -.Pvw .34 ::,. '- ,igi -- . 'i1ffu':' ' K x I-,Qi gf lrf. L ' V Qi Q wa f bk ,.., fm 1 1 1 5 A! ' . 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He has given his very best for the grand old game, and he will continue to give his very best. jack holds the distinction of being the most generally feared and, conse- quently, the most generally marked player in this section 5 but he has made good in spit of this apparent handicap. In fact, he seems to thrive on this sort of thing. He has madejefferson Davis over from a fair city high school team to one of the best in the district. Jack is a credit to Jefferson Davis High, an inspiration to his team mates, a nemesis to opposing players-the boy who placed the passing game in a high plane in Houston. His defensive work is consistent g his passing sensationalg his kicking uncanny, his ball carrying a continual threatg and his spirit undying. Sportsmanship is a marked quality of Jack's greatness. We know of nothing that would please us and hundreds of fans more than to see Jack in a Rice Owl uniformrnext year. Boys' Sport Section of the Annual is dedicated to Jack Frye. 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J '55 iff , 15 ,xl ' 1, 1 Whig: M25 E, ,, FICO C135 QW me-1 In NEW YEAR'S GAME All-City .... .... 3 2 'F Englewood. . . . . 0 qi . - 1' . 1 K n Although they were rated as the best around Chicago, the team from Engle? wood High proved to be no match for the powerful drives of the All-City teams In the first half the All-City boys scored almost at will with Frye and Hecker leading the attack with drives off tasckle and around end. They were aided by some of the best blocking ever seen on Rice field. Gurner, Pope and Jeff Roberts led the interference and cut their men down in line fashion. Davis received a great honor when the first touchdown-was scored by Sam Lefkowitz. Sam proved that he was one of the best ends in the city. Jack Frye again starred and showed the boys from up North what clever broken field run- ning was like. Bobo McKnight of Central thrilled the crowd with a number of sensational snatches of passes. In the line Ted Springer proved that he de- served his place on the All-City team by doing some fine defensive work. W It was a line football game for Houston fans, but the boys from Chicago deserve a lot of credit for playing as well as they did against such a football machine as they faced. T lic Hack row: Assistant Coach Tuherville, Martin, Turner, Hrown, Franklin, Smith Nowlin, Spurli, Spurli, Dowling, Cortemeglia, King, Roberts, Bond, Mc Cullough, Delaney, Coach Needham. Middle row: Sahayrac, Hitt, Hutigig, Underwood, Howden, Casey, Weetl, Frye, Springer, Guarino, Scalise, Murphy, Clark, Magee. Ferrell, Harris. Front row: Sabayrac, Dwyer, Reincll, Armstrong, Massey, Stems, Weltmei', Murff, Rolak, Lefkowitz, Holinger, jones, Claunch. 'O'i'C1IbI 1w Q so QEIEEIE QIEIIEIEEIEIEI FvNOY2C:Dfl11Uu IEIEQIEEIEEIEIQIEEQIEIIEIE A . ,2lSilWit?iff WWl'l' ' ii?iif'3f 'vvj Q-TH: --ly. - vlan 55, ,r iff . f at .. .. .,'1g4 3h 11- ... -I 1- .. .V , AW , ., , I Capmtii, 'JACK FRYE There is not a better known or better liked athlete in the city. For four years he has played the major role in the Davis football teams. Throughout this time he has always been the same Jack Frye. In spite of the praises of sports writers all over the state he has never lost his modesty. By his graduation Davis will be deprived of one of the most versatile athletes she has ever known. COACH NEEDHAM On of the best coaches in the city. In four years he has made Davis ath- letically known and feared throughout this district. . Assistant Coach, CTURBYJ TURBERVILLE The spirit of that second team owes its rise to the work of 'fTurby.', A new man to the squad he soon worked his way into the boys' hearts and did much to improve the team. SAM CKAMADOUCHEJ LEFKOWITZ A fighter from start to finish. The going was never to rough for Sam but through it all he was the best sportsman on any field. JIMMY FERRELL Although he was light, jimmy was one of the hardest hitting ball carriers on the team. ORIN CSTINKJ HITT Stink was a pass snatcher de luxe. The combination of Frye to Hitt was feared whenever Davis played. ELLIOTT QNOSEJ MURFF Elliott hustled from the first gun to the last and always could be depended on to get his man. OTIS CMAGGIEJ MAGEE ln spite of his size Otis could give and take with the best of them. He could be downed but could never be put out. JAKE GUARINO jake was one of the scrappiest guards of the city. Sam set the example and Jake followed in his footsteps to make an outstanding player for Davis. CARL REINDL ' By hard work Carl made the team this year and earned his letter. It was his first year out but he displayed enough class to play end for Hivis. LEA QNUBSJ UNDERWOOD Fast and sure, Lea could always get the tackle when going down under punts. He was a regular for the Panthers although it was his first year out. NOBLE ARMSTRONG During the summer months Noble worked on a pipe line gang to get in shape for football. When he returned to school he was in fine shape and filled a regular berth at guard. PTUU QCD W 'NC ! so QEIEJEIEI IEIEIIQITEIIEIEEI FvNOY1QDfF'1w IElIEfEllEI'ElJEIEIIE'.IElEIEllEFE 13' v '-3 -A .svn-r , '.2 'gjuf' gf, : 'N '- Tin 1 wi I ,-1'.',iK. ' ' 6 ', j ' ., , n . -1' las Captain-Ele6'lf'RALPH WEBER ' - Ralph filled the position at center so well that the boys elected him Captain for the coming year. We are depending on Ralph to help make a powerful team next year. . . VICTOR QKISSYJ DWYER Victor worked hard to make a regular tackle on the squad and at the end of the season was chosen by many sports writers for one of 'the all city berths. ALAN WEED This was Alan's first year out but he showed worlds of promise. With this year's experience behind him, he should make a strong bid for a regular's place next year. CHARLES QPELICANJ BOWDEN Being handicapped by size meant nothing to Pelican and he proved to be a very promising backtield performer. - ALFRED QLAZY PETED DOWLING In spite of his being rather lazy, Pete knows how to snag passes. Next year should find him on the first team as a star. ALBERTCLAUNCH - A hustler always. Albert is a very promising center and will be making a bid for a regular position next year. WILLIAM CBILLJ CASEY Bill was one of the best tackles on the team and could be depended upon to stop anything that he could reach. 'P IRVIN qFLUTERy MASSEY Massey worked hard all season but was handicapped by injuries and could not do his best. Massey had worlds of drive and grit. EDWARD CREDJ MONTGOMERY A scrapper from start to Finish. Red was in there all the time doing his best to put Davis on top. L A J. D. STERNS ' J. D. was the best player from Denver Addition. He worked hard and was one of the best blockers on the squad. GEORGE CTUBJ SMITH VVith a little experience Tub will make a good man. Keep hustling Tub. LAMAR CSQUIRRELJ CLARK There was not a better liked boy on the squad. He came out four years and gave everything he had to make the team but he was handicapped by size and failed to earn a regular position. Lamar deserves a lot of credit for his spirit. PIUU CID: FDh'C5'2 EEQIEIEIEIEIEEIEIEIEEQIEIEI Fo'-Qvzcafmw IEllEIEIIElEIEP1IElIEl.IEI.ElIEIl!IE . A .mfwatyffwgf 1. 1.352114 if ' . , ' Y , .' 'lf TED QFA'Lf+B.OYj SPRINGER Ted lettered at tackle again this year. The sports scribes of the city did not rate Ted as an all city tackle but Ted showed them they were wrong when he went out for the all city team and made it. He starred in the new year's day game against Englewood High of Chicago. ' EDWARD QMRSQ MURPHY Ed looked good at second string center and will be a capable man to have in the line next year. PRESTGN QQUACK3 ROBERTS In spite of his love for chasing Ducks, Preston made a very good halfback. Next year we hope to see him paddle through our opponents' lines for touch- downs. CECIL QLINDALE KIDJ DELANEY The Lindale Kid could be depended on to stop anything coming his way. He helped uphold the athletic record of' Lindale that was set by Chas. D. Mehr. EARNEST SABAYRAC A very useful mascot to the Purple and Gray. He was always encouraging the team to become better. - VVILLIAM QOXJ HARRIS I One of the best mascots of the city. He is loved by everyone on the squad for his ability as mascot and good nature. We are very sorry to lose such good sport as one may find in Ox Harris. LESLIE MARTIN Leslie was a hustler from gun to gun and ever did his best to help create a winning team at Davis. JAKE QSYNAGOGUEQ GUAR1No The mightiest man in the Guarino family proved to be a blessing to Davis when he turned out to be a guard of the best rating. Jake will be back next year to earn his second letter. y RALPH BUTIGIG ' A good built boy and a good sport at all times. Ralph should make a good tackle for the grand old game. WILLIAM qB1LLy TURNER r ' Bill was willing to try and made a 'good showing at tackle. Next year he should prove to be a very valuable man. ROB'T QMULED ROLAK Mule was a first class end. His size and experience did not phase him and he did some good work for the Panthers. N i . I I IWW QD: PUSSY 1 QELIEIEIEIEIEIIEIEIQIEIELIEIIEI Puwovzcafmcu IEIEIEEIEIQIEIEJEIEIEEJE I , a' 2, 'V' -T31 G 'f f',i, , Q9 rn!-g 1- 'M-yr , as war--iwftzwta-fff, zfm-life a 1,2 QfY'45'f -2 ,j'j1.,-f.,'in.Qui-::4 qmg9..:lj- .y.Q'.kf3'h gpg.. ,jx ,,,-, M ': ' w um 1 gf, .l ., -,fi . ,-., - . ,. f ' :fm RUDKSLPH SPURLI I' Rudolph tried hard to make the team but lacked experience. This year's ex- perience should aid him considerably. FRANKLIN DAVIDSON Franklin looked good at guard and before another football year is over he will be giving the regular guards a hard battle for their positions. JIMMY GRAYSON jimmy hails from Brooksmith and can certainly block and tackle well when he gets the inspiration. ROGER MCCULLOUGH In spite of his size, Roger attended every practice and worked hard all season. 'THOMAS iq BLACK EAGLE3 Tommy was there every day giving his best help building a strong first team. To1nmy's hard work placed him high among the outstanding athletes of Norhill. GARRISON QFARMERQ BROWN Garrison was the best punter and one of the best ball carriers on the second team. We expect him to star this coming fall. WALTER NOWLIN With a little experience and speed Walter will make a line man at guard-or tackle. JESSE JONES Wee Jess was the ace of the second string ball toters. He won the award for the player who showed the most sportsmanship among those who did not letter. JOE SCALICE Q Joe was always hustling and playing fair. He was little inexperienced but should make a good halfback for Needham next year. ,, RANDOLPH SPURLI Randolph, like his brother, lacked experienceg but with the coming football season he should be a good player. GLENN QPRES. AT-FATJ KING In spite of the duties he had to perform as Senior Class President, Glenn missed very few practice sessions and worked hard all year as a second string back. PWS, Ciba FUND? ! IQIEIIEJE EIEIEIE-JIEJE1 EEIIEITQIEIEJIEI Fo'-Qwfzbflflw IEIIEIEI QEIEIEIEJEIEI !lElEIlEIElIilfElIElEIIEI'lEIlQIEIlEI Fwowcmmw IEILQIEJ IQIEILQIE-jE1Ell'Q,lElE,ljE1 IWW Q31 'NCQ QI- F0 Davis Davis Davis Davis Davis Davis Davis Davis Davis SICASONS SUMMARY 38 33 Z0 26 U 6 32 12 0 Lufkin . .. Sam Houston Brenham .. St. Thomas . Reagan .... Bryan .. Milhy . . . San Jacinto . Port Arthur SUM MARY Regarded as one of the weak teams of the city, the Panthers surprised all opposition by turning in remarkable performances in all games played. With Jack Frye at the helm, the Panthers threatened every team with a passing and running attack that was super destructive. The absence of Thenes Hajecate proved costly to the team as the line was weak at critical moments and allowed opposing players to slip through and spoil chances for gains. . Nevertheless lots of credit should be given to Coach Needham and Mr. Tuberville for putting out the team of 29. Both worked hard to make con- tenders out of promising but rather light material. We want a championship team next year. 1930 Davis at Goose Creek ..... ..... S ept. Davis at Lufkin .... .,.. O ct. Open .............. .... O ct. Davis - Sam Houston . . . .... Oct. Davis - Milby ...... .... O ct. , Davis at Beaumont ..... .... N ov, Davis - Bryan fherej . . . ..... Nov. Davis - Reagan ....... .... N ov. Davis at Port Arthur ..... ..... N ov. Davis - San Jacinto . . . ..... Nov. IWW C131 Nqvg 1 Fu Plw CD1 'NQY ! so Back row: Churchill, Houlihan, Dowling, Rornniund, Weecl, Switzer. Middle row: Coach Needham, Podd, Underwood, Sicola, Elliott, Bowden, Max- well, Callihan, Assistant Coach Frye. Front row: Runnels, Lefkowitz, Garnett, Reindl, jones, Harris. The following flaymfs lctiwcd: Runnels, Lefkowitz, Garnett, Reindl, Jones Maxwell, Bowden. Basketball Season In basketball the Panthers were feared by all who met them. They played a fast hard game and were hard to beat at any time on any floor. The team won 7 out of its schedule of 14 games. Victories were scored against the Alumni, the Sam Houston Bearkats Slime Team, Goose Creek, Ball Hi, and Milby. In all of the games played, the Panthers scored a total of 363 points against their opponents 317. It was a very successful season inasmuch as only three lettermen were available. The season's record: Davis .... North Side All Stars 24 Davis ..... Sam Houston 31 Davis ...... Alumni 20 Davis ....... Bearkats 13 Davis ..... Goose Creek 9 Davis ....... Regan 37 Davis . . . .Ball Hi 20 Davis ....... Milby 20 Davis .... San Jacinto 17 Davis .... Sam Houston 25 Davis .... Ball High 21 Davis ..... Regan 29 Davis ....... Milby 26 Davis ..,. San Jacinto 25 363 317 FTW CID: 'NQQ i R9 ix uni EIEIEIE EIEEIEIQIFJEI FU -'GY1C.ZbI'f1Uo IEIQIEIEIEIEI-IEIQIEI !ElElEl.l'liIl'2IE E- fa .iiZ 'ffftsr': fa Captain, fB'A'IN GARNETT Bain was a Hghter and a capable leader. He was always in the middle of the hardest plays and led the Panther team in a very satisfactory way. WILLIAM OX HARRIS Although his height was a drawback, he was one of the best players on the court. His teamwork and his eye on the basket were the best in the game. JESSE CJESSJ JONES Although he was one of the smallest men on the team, Jesse was usually among the high scorers. He had a deadly eye for the basket and was always good for several points in any game. Captain-Elect, SAM QKAMADUCHEJ LEFTSOWITZ There wasn't a better boy or man on the floor at any time when Sam was there. He was shy and modest but if anyone tried to slight Davis or Davis students there was sure to be trouble. CARL QCOTTLED RENIDL Carl was a very shy and unassuming young man, but this did not prevent him from being a great center. He , S a dependable boy who could be relied on to give his best to put the Panthers., n top. VERNON QKIKEU MAXWELL Kike was one of the bestfshots on the team and with a little added speed will make a sensational player., RQBERT CBUCKYJ RUNNELS Bob had as deadly an eye for the basket as he did for girls and that explains why he was usually high point man. His curly hair bothered him at times but he finally overcame this handicap. FRED CMOONJ ELLIOTT Fred made the squad in his last year in high school through his great floor work. He was clever at getting over the floor and was an excellent man both on offense and defense. A e CHARLES CRATJ SICOLA Rat was the of the second five. He was a hustler all the way and gave the first five lots of trouble. . , g ' LEA QNUESQ UNDERWOOD Lea was one of the most efficient guards on the Panther Squad. He could always be depended on to check his man closely. , CHARLES QPELICAND BOWDEN i Pelican was one of the best guards in the city both on offense and defense. He was a hustling player and was always slipping in crip shots at unexpected moments. Nw CD1 'NQQ D. Fu E Nw QD: NND? 2 TRACK Orin Hitt, the track captain, has proven his ability as a trackster for Davis. He will be a great loss to the team next year, for he is going to graduate. Charlie Bowden, with his sensational running in the 880 yard dash and relay, gas put himself in the track spotlightg not only in Houston but throughout the 1str1cts. The team, although weak, always brought back some honors with them. Under Coach Needham's guidance, the team furnished fair opposition in all meets. The relay team composed of Bowden, Chatham, King and Magee, was not re- garded as one of the best but always managed to win a place in the race. fi' 33 +352 ,. V. f' ' W' ' Q Vs ' .,, QA1'f7'L '- f A ' A . E 1 3 ' A if X? .sl -- ..., - Ex: 121 5 ,A V A . g l gi 5 Qin, , M -- if 3 1 Q1 Q2 J - ,g I ,,, 3 P5 4' I. f' T 'F ? fl :' 4? 3 er ' .3 . Ex 15 ,. M V. i A A A J 5 V-N - 1-M-...Tgflw- f. , ,,..,LM -AQV k,muW-'Lwr'U A kvhr ,TMJ-MMLVI-'K ' f ,,-. , .,.,..k . I Y h MA: Q Q V ,,,,,,,,MNr M A....-,.,,,,,,,-.,,nSg:,. ' A 5 W' 'Us' .. 4 X X i . - was lj V: ' -f ! fig i 2 e2f'Wfv,-v W3 R143 ' ' ' 3, it -fb- kW'7 x . Q me, ' :Z -f ,' ' ffm? ----Af, -,,..- cfaix x v Q . A ' 'A f'f??l fj3 5 Q' A A i2 : 33F 'ir .- ,,,. V V ,, . AZT?--'ni , ' . . K, I I QQ? ' X' J 'N V' U ' - :z.+f,,. .,.g.:Lj ,fix I f il. x r A E IWW Clif 'NQQ Q so During the time that Miss Mackey has been with Jefferson Davis, she has proved her ability as instructor and coach. Her sunny disposition and charming personality has made for her a host of friends. WINNERS OF INTRAMURAL VOLLEY BALL TOURNAMENT, THIRD PERIOD F-I1 GROUP HAz1-:L SULLENDER, Captain Luft to ri?ht: Mary Booker, Norma Sullivan, Louise Morrison, Eugenia Paxton, Lois May Maybry, Ellen Howe 1, Mamie Haynes, Mary Mayes, Inez Daniels, Hazel Sullender. ' 1 EI U EI l':1l 'ami it il ff: 5' ' Wi f 3 wa? gi Q55 - as M ,IN ,V X K s-7 of if ' K . . . ' If ' 41. in ,K I Ii W . Q . , w A Q I, 5 .S 7 ' . an 'R K . V X HW ' E 5, 7 3 Q ii , .. T W ,X is all X ,ir - 'if F .F. 4 ' 'ii w Q 7 V ,s . ,N 1 fm Q, if .51 lr Aa if 4L,, QS X, 5 fs E ak A VVINNERS OF INTRAMURAL VULLEY BALL TOURNAMENT, FOURTH PERIOD G-II GROUP RIARION lllllllnl-1, Curtain Lrft to right: Mabel Steele, Genevieve Taylor, Marge McLeod, Rosalie Thomas, Margaret Mansur, Inez Munlin, Norma Fay Hodges, Bernice Trow, Francis Simms, Louise lacks, Marion Budde. OUTSIDE OF V, Fel VVINNERS IN VOLLEY BALL Taj' to bottom: Nellie Neel, Anna Marie Atkinson, Freda Schultz, Rose Zimmerman, Hattie Petras, Linf- tain Louise Sink. Bottom to top: Jennie Hanovich, Dorothy Mae Ewing, Angelita I'erez,Juanice Milling, Katherine Shannon. INSIDE OF V, G-I VOLLEY BALL WINNERS Lfft to righyt: Lessie VVilliams, Dorothy Jane Worsham, Helen Moore, Anna May Gammond, Vernice DeVol, Bessie Mae Jones, Evelyn Bollman, Alberta Riesen. E P1 CD:- 'NY XYim1ers of intramural lvaskct-lmll tournament, sixth Periorl F-l' group, C'upfn'in l'lHl.I-iN HVIQN1 lmf! lu rigflf: Helen Hueui, Lucile Stacey, Rlereemle fraiu, Camille Ll2lIl1IllICll, llorolhy Saucloz, Lillian Newlserry, l.ois May Xlayluy. Xliuners of intramural lvasket-lmall tournament, fourth period F-ll group. Capiain- lJoleo'1'HY CDIIELI. Lvft to riglzi: Dorothy Odell, Mary Kelley, Naomi frossman, llorothy Vespa-r, Anna Marie Atkinson, ,Hazel Roberts. Xlinncrs of i1it1':1mui'z1l lmskcl-lrall sixlli ivcrioml ii-l gruini. Rlilax' l'lARI.li GRAHA Ai. flflffllill 'l'r1f' rmu, lcfl In r1'g1l1f.' Anna May liannnon, Estlwr Rlmrln-5. Edith Dick. Huffmu row, Irft in rigflli: l'r-Irina Lzininttn, Erlnn Lev Grace. Ruliy linrlc iirzilmni. llelcn KIum's, lluro ,l am' xxyilfillllill. XX'inncrs ui' lI'lll'ZlHlllI'21l basket-liall tournzuncnt si-cuncl period G-ll group. liER'l'Rl'lbIi Rimoxixiz, Captain Toi' vmr: Edith Fern lfeller, Ruth llarnettv, Jennie Hanuvich, Christine Jennings, Helen Zakem. Boltmn row: Lucille Kimzsy, lirezlzx Schultz, 111-rtrndc llrooking, Mzulvlinc Rasch, lllcrlv Fur. XX'inncr5 of intramural lmskct-hall tournament, sixth period G-Ill group. ERNESUNIC Hmu-1-QR, Clllflfllill Top row, loft to riylif: Clotile South, Gene Sullemler, Opal Brown. Bolton: row, lcft to right: Vleo VVilliamsun, Ernestiuc Harper, Vermelle lilack. Physical Education Assistants for 1929 :md 1930 This group consists of thc Captains :mil co-captains elected hy their teams for their nhility, interest and sportsmanship. The aSSiS-tartts were chown by Miss Mackey for their efficiency :mtl ahility :ts lezulers. Swimming Team RRNESTINI-L HARPER, Manager. This group represented Davis in the swimming meets. Left to right: Rosalie Thomas, Juanita Jones, Norma Fay Hodges, Clothile South, Marie Riggs, lirnestine Harper, Alma Mae Schinzler, Audrey Young, Borghild Kirchheimer, Crystal McConnell, Emily McConnell, Helen Moore, Leora Grant, Nannie Mae Dorsay, Katherine Holy, Vernell Black, Josephine VVroten and Ruth Harnette. In the above picture the following girls are Junior Life Savers: Rosalie Thomas, Ernstine Harper, Crystal McConnell, Helen Moore and Nannie Mae Dorsay. Life Savers whose pictures do not appear are: Josephine Harper, Josephine Greene, Doris Jones, Margaret Talley, Pauline Frantz and Lucile Stacy. E FTW C2112 'NQQ Q so EUEIEIE EIEEIEEIEEI :vs-ovzccbmm IEIEIEEIEIEIEEIE QEIEIEIEEIE D nquiql 4 ul' QEIEEIEEIEEIEEIEIEIEIEI Fo'-Qvzcnfmco EQIEEIEQEQIEEEEIE EEIEIEIEIEIEEIEIEIEJIEIEIEI Fcwcwc:-,ww IEIIEIEIEIEIEJEIEJJEIEIEIIEJE EEIEIEIEIEEIEIEIEIEIEIEIEIEI FUN-cvrmasmw IEIIEIEIIEIEIIEIEIIEIEIEIEIEIE QEIEIELIEIEIEIEIEIEIEIIELIEIIEI mwowcabmw IEJIQIEIEIEIQIEILEJJEIEIEIEJE QEIEEIF-J EIEEIEIIQIEIQI FD'-fQY1Q:bmwa IEIE-IEEIEEIEEJEEIEEQE QEJEEIEIEIEEIEEIEEIEIEI :oh-owcmfmm IEIEIEIEIEEIEJIELIEELIEIQIEJ 5 2 ! E i N IE B E A U V 0 I R EI TILLIE BELL Mrplzmmm' l n-vurilv FII !l'Q.I'ElEIEl. 3.IE1IEl.l'EllEIEll'QI'IilIE!I Powcvfcabmm IEllglEllQlElEI,lElE,lj'ElIQIE1El,I'E1l P1 CD1 NY FII 4 JOHN SLAUGHTER .SA!If'lIilIIlUI'g' f rl'I'r1!'ffU 'S ,Q Q ,xl 5 , g M xl S-W fi if May F ete Xl fl . . C 1' in f1I00L'11Ifj.x M lx ,..... Lunmr Cfurk mmlEI CID: FUNOYI ! EI PTUS C132 Yi 'NO il Pu U'f'1Y '7 .fy like 'li ll I' ' me t A Our School Song - I - ir.. v ' 'V PURPLE AND GRAY r' gi e Words - JUDD MORTIMER LEWIS i - ' M usic - MRS. F. H. ROBERTS U . , y, The Purple and Gray, our Purple and Graff , ' 'lf-f Ogr Banner against the sky, f 2 Q Of fairy heart, our Hag is a part, ' 'N The Purple and Gray goes by. 'F A h 4 And our heartstrings sing, and our voices ring, Our faith in our school is strong A N12 In thefr honor true, with the faith to do, When brave Davis goes along. 1 . 'I -'VI pf. . 1- L 1 . . f 'f -' - A ' ,, 3'-. 'Q f:f':1.a.4 'I , ' -- Q V - - X- Vw az - E F11 C135 'NQQ Q FU jay Dee Staff 4,4 . l:dz'lur.v ...,.,.. Iillwrtzl Ricscu, Alla-llc BCIIIICII :mcl Ruth Dcmty fllf-z'v1'11'.vi11gf .HIlIItlQUl'.N' . Georgia' NIHL' Us Young, Gladys XY:1tfcu'd :xml VL-rmcllc Black C'1'1'r1rlafim1 QU!l!Itl!f1'V.Y . . . . . lfrzmccs Chnningham :xml Xfsxrgzlrct Tzlllq .limi Hulflu of Hu' fllj' IWC ....... Fsthcr Rhurlcs lfdifur-ii:-Lillivf Allaerta Riesen Ailene Bennett Ruth Douty Mimagiizy lidiim' Gladys VX'atford Gertrude llrooking' VVinnie Sloane Sport Editor Ailene Bennett Victor llwyer Jessie Vliggins XX'm. Harris I Homer Lowe Roliertus Bennick Josephine Harper Proof Reader Ruth Uouty journalism FALL AND SPRING TERM Henrietta Perez Josephine Green llnmor Editor Maxine Blackburn Margaret Talley Howard Bauer 1,i1f'i'ary Editor Margaret Talley Maxine Blackburn Ernestine Harper Exrhauyr Editor Geraldine Fox Georgie Mae lie Young Genevieve llozier Copy lidifor Laura Frances Cunningham Gladys XN'atford lV4 Ix'A' ffdifvl' Ailene Bennett Ernestine Harper Henrietta Perez l1'u.rine.v.v M auagrr Georgie Mae Ile Young Geraldine Fox Ailenc Bennett Adwrtixiiig Managm- jessie Viiggins Gladys Watforcl William Harris Vermelle Black Cirfculalimz Manager Laura Frances Cunningham Ruth llouty Margaret Talley Rejforlimvz Lillian Calloway, Jack Frye, Petrina La Motta, Ruby Matthews, Huliert Ble- Collum, Ethel Pool, Ernest Saylmarae, Philip Tilotta, Vera Sullender, Oliver Faust, Lawrence Shinzler, Marie Boysen, Louise Kooi, Mabel Steel. PWD QD: FUND? PTUS C132 FUNOY1 jefferson Davis High School Pep Club Sponsors: Ethel MacKenzie, Mary Louise Howze. OFFICERS IJAY HAR1'ER . . . . . LUCILE SLAUGHTER . VIVIAN PARTIN ...... MARIE M1EARs ...... ROBERT RUNNELS, BoB CREECH, SILAS FRY MEMBERS . . . President Vice-Presidenf . . Secretary . . . Treasurer . Yell Leaders Ruth Barnette Allene Bennett Nelle Blasingame Gertrude Brooking Barbara Brooks Opal Brown Rex Bumpers Madeling Clark Alice Coffey Naomi Crossman lnez Daniels Edith Daugherty Georgie Mae De Young Mary Dodson Louretta Eslinger Eula Mae Fain Dorothy Flukinger Geraldine Fox Anna Mae Gammon Maurine Gandy Edna Lee Grace Geneva Gunn Wenonah Hanson Fay Harter Louise Hitchcock Helen Hueni Mildred Hunt Marie Miears Helen Moore Inez Munlin Nellie Neel Vivian Partin Hazel Roberts Dorothy Sandoz Wilma Scruggs Frances Simms Lucile Slaughter Lucile Stacy Verona Steuber Gene Sullender Vera Sullender Norma Sullivan Mary Gene Swenson Birdie Telschow Oddie Vandiver Dorothy Vesper Lillian Walker Margaret Wall Lessie Williams Helen Zakem The Alpine Girl Reserves Slogan: To face life squarely. Purpose: To find and give the best. OFFICERS f,il'INl-IVIEVE DoZ1ER .... . . . Prcsiciwzi MARGARET TALLEY . . V im Prcsiflvr1.f ALBERTA TQIESEN . .... Svrretary TDORIS JONES . . ..... Treasurer ERNESTINE HARI'ER . . Inter-Club Refvrvscntcztiw VERMELLE BLACK . . . Program Clzairmau VERA SULLENDER . . ..... Clzafwlain Miss JI-lANE'1'TIi GORSKI . .... .-Idwisor MRS. CLARA S. CARLTON . . . . Honorary zldzfisor' MEMBERS Louise Hitchcock Louise Morrison Katherine Holy Ruth Barnette Tillie Hell Vermelle Black lnez Munlin Lillian Newberry Billie Paxton Marie Dupree Nelle Rlassingame Louretta Eslinger Opal Brown Marguerite Ewell Nyna Dot Brown Geraldine Fox Camille Campbell Dorothy Flukinger lnez Daniels Dora Danziger Lois Deliatt Vernice De Vol Lucile Diamond Edith Dick Genevieve Dozier D. L. O. Garrett Edna Lee Grace Sadie Guarino Juanita Hancock Ernestine Harper Katherine Hart Elizabeth Henry Ellen Howell Fannie Howell Helen Hueni Mildred Hunt Bessie Mae jones Doris jones Edith Fern Keller Horghild Kirchheimer Marie Miears Melha Miears Mary Irene Ayers Henrietta Perez Anna Lena Peterson Beatrice San Miguel Louise Sink Lueile Slaughter VVinnie Slone Naomi Smith Lucile Stacey Hazel Sullender Vera Sullender Margaret Talley Rosalie Thomas Oddie Vandiver Gladys Watford We1'ne1' Piere Peterson lilouise Welcli Alberta Riesen Frances Rollins Mina Lee VVhitman Helen Zakem E IWW C131 WHO? PWD CD2 '-ICQ Q so F HWY Club Hoffanz row: VVillie Archer, Douglas Lacy, Philip Horkel, lack l'3I':1clshzIwI Rob ert Howard, Creech, Lamar Clark, Homer Sharit. Middle row: Howard Bauer, Earl Shoonover, Kenneth Sorenson. Ed Mu1phI Robert Engels. James Ferrel, Walte1' Appleby, VVillie Goff. Bark row: Preston Appleby, Roland Beech, Lloyd Daugherity, Clarence Shmt Paul Eschenfelder. OFFICERS CFir.It Tvrmld LAMAR CLARK . . . Bon CREI-:CH ' ROLAND BIMLAQTII . . PHILIP HORRI-:LL . . . . . OFFICERS l.S'vf0rla' Tvrmh Prcsid 0 I'If . . V Irv-Pre,s'id cnt .Slt'l'fL'llll'A' Trerzsbzrvr HOB CREECI1 . . President VVALTER APIILEIIV . . Ififv-PI'vxif1't'11f LAMAR CLARK . . Serrazkzry WILLIE Gorr . Treasurer VVILLIAM HARRIS . Rcfwrfcr A :,..:.i,,,. . ,.:. . X JU . -- . - .v . X jefferson Davis Scholarship Pupils ofV1929 and 1930 Back row, left to right: Edith Fern Keller, Floyd Good, Joe Cash, Arnold Rolak, Robert Rolak, Alberta Pieseu. Front row, seated: Lois DeBatt, Ethel Elmore, Helen Pfeiffer, Lawrence Elliott, D. L. O. Garrett, Esther Rhodes, Edith Dick. FTW CID: 'NQQ 2 Po PTUS Ciib NND? 2 Cast of the Senior Play -Left to righl: Frank Spata, Doris jones, Verona Steuber, Eddie Reindl, Gladys Watford fleadj. Addison VVoestc-meyer Cleadj, Margaret Talley, Lois De Batt, Glenn King. The Cast fmt on the play KKTHPI YoL'NGEs'1 ' H The Players Club Motto: Suit the action to the word. OFFICIQRS lfull Tern: Sjirizlyrf Tern: lXlARKlARl-IT TA1,l.lav . . I'residel11 . . lN'lARi:,xRI-rr TA1.1.lcv M1':1.Im ikllliARS . . , . Vice-President . . . IZDNA LEE fiRACli Dots D151-ZATT . . . . .Sfvretczrjy . . liARNEsT1N1s HARPER fxDDlSON WoL:sTEM1zvL:R . , . Treasurer . . . .ODDIE VANDINI-:le lVlAli1 lWClNTOSH . . . . Sergeant-at-firm . . . ADDISON VVOESTEMI-:vm Standing, left to right: Mildren Hunt, Marie Miears, Birdie Teleschovv, Mar- garet Talley, Mrs. lVlatl'1er, Addison WOCSl6ll1C3V61', Frank Spata, Opal Brown, Dorothy Stockton, Ernestine Harper, Beanard Colca, and Winnie Slone. First row, sitting: Louise Sink, Jenny Hanovich, Geraldine Fox, Uddie Van- diner, Genevieve Dozier, Doris jones, Mary jean Swenson, Vivian Partin. Second row, sitting: Mellua Miears, Gladys W8tfOl'Ll, Henrietta Perez, Dora Danziger, Lois Del?-att, 'Elizabeth Henry, and Lucille Stacey. PTUU CD4 FUNQYZ 2 E PIUU C132 W 'NO El, F0 The Senior Darlings FIRST DIVISIGN Motto: Knowledge of English is the gate to scholarship. Flower: Violet. Colors: Purple and Gold OFFICERS W1Ll.1AM HARR1s . . . . . President RUBERT CREEcH . . . Vice-President fiiERTRUDE BRooK1Nc: . Secretary-Treasurer EDDIE REINDL . . Asst Secretary-Treasurer M. D. CRANE . . . Sergeant-at-Arms ALBERTA REISEN ERNESTINE HARPER ROBERT CREECH . Reporter and Critic . . Girl Delegate . . Boy Delegate Mlss GRACE DARLING ...... Faculty Advisor Roll: Catherine Holy, Bessie Mae Jones, Pauline Frands, Isabell Gravis, Bernice Traw, Allene Bennett, Bernard Colca, Edith Dick, Josephine Green, Louise Jacks, Pauline Park, Alberta Reisen, Fay Harter, Mina Lee Whitman, Gertrude Brooking, Ernestine Harper, Eloise Welsch, Dorothy Stockton, Rose Lee Arnold, Birdie Mason, Eddie Reindl, J. C. McDaniel, Robert Creech, M. D. Crane, Addison Woestmeyer, Harold High, William Harris, Holland Romey, Robert Runnels. The Senior Darlings SECOND DIVISION lllotfoi Knowledge of English is the gate to scholarship. Flower: Violet. Colors: Purple and Gold. OFFICERS GLENN KING . . . . . . . President LOIS DEBAT1' . . . Vice-President WINNIE SLONE . . Secrrtary-Treasiirer HERBERT NEELEY . . . Sergeant-at-firms GLADYS WATFORD . . Reporter and Critic MAURINE GANDY . . . Girl Delegate LEA UNDERWOOD . . . . Boy Delegate Mlss GRACE DARLING .... Sfonsor and Advisor Rolf: Lois DeBatt, Maurine Gandy, Elizabeth Henry, Texas Hix, Dora Danziger, Georgie Mae DeYoung, Genevieve Dozier, Edna Lee Grace, Josephine Harper, Dorothy Thayer, Doris jones, Marie Riggs, Ruth Schoononer, Winnie Slone, Gladys Watford, Paul Eschenfelder, Robert Swilley, Raymond Heinrich, Tom Patterson, L. A. Rasch, Lea Underwood, Philip Tilotta, Lamar Clark, Emil Dieu, Fred Elliott, Robert Engles, Oliver Foust, Walter Harrison, Herbert Neeley, E. J. Russell, Glenn King. Nw Q32 FUNOW 9. Nw QCD 'NQQ il FD The Senior Darlings FOURTH DIVISION Motto: Knowledge of English is the gate to scholarship. Flower: Violet. Colors: Purple and Gold, ESTIIER RHoD1-:s . LEON JAcoBsoN VERONA STEUBER . J. D. STERNS . EATHEL ELMORE . FRANCES SiMMs . PAUL JAMEs , . Mlss GRACE DARLINQZ QFFICERS . . . P7'C,Yl4lL'l'Il . Vice-Presidclzl Secretary-Treasurer . Serger1n,t-at-Arms Kffvorter and Crilic . Girl Delegate . Boy Delegate . Faculty fldzfism' Roll: Annie Mae Gammon, Ruby Neely, Eathel Elmore, Fannie Howell I sthei Rhodes, Addie Vandiver, Josephine W1'oten, Eloise Headley, Earline Pail Frances Simms, Verona Steuber, J. D. Sterns, Theron Daffan, Francis Hoff man, Swen Hasle, Robert Rolak, James Coultrup, Cecil DeLaney, Heiman Shoss, Solomon Finegold, Leon Jacobson, James and Arnold Rolak Good English club Morto: Think before speaking. lilowvr 1 Rose. Colors: Rose and Silver. ANTONIO RAROSO . EARL ELKINS . EDITH FERN ICICLLER WEND1-31.1. W1r:MAN GUY WARREN . MRS. SADIE MA'rH1cR UFFICERS Antonio Barroso Robert Delaney liarl Elkins Alvin Vietz Guy Warren Raine Garnet Orris Harper Milton Hudson Pat .Iunkins ROLL Un. Picturej Mary Booker Mercedee Crane Bernice Gravis Lillian Hurtig Christine Jennings fN0t in Picture Walter' Leub John Pratt Rudolph Spurli Wendell Wieman . . Praridenf . Vice-President . Svrrcfary-Treasurer . Sm'g0a11t-at-Arms . . . Critir . Faculty rld'Zf l,Y07' Edith Fern Keller Louise Morrison Robbie O'Quinn Hazel Sullender Elizabeth Fawcett Wiilston Cox Janie Barr Hortense Vieinan Rose Zimmerman MUG CID: FONOY1 ! EJ .v FTW C231 r-.Qwg E Pu 'N .-, if T T TR Contestants in District Latin Tournament at Port Arthur, April II, 1930 Front row, left to right: Victor Sullivan, Second Yearg Lula Arwardy, Third Yearg Thelma Miron, Third Yearg Ollie Jones, Third Term. 4 Back row, left to right: Harry Mauzy, Second Yearg Miss Wilson, Haskel Wer- theimer, Third Term. Ill MANUS CIYILIS I llvvmw S'l'l'l1l-in .. . . l'1'u.vizlm1l HIQNRY 'l'1mM1'suN . . .Ym'f'clf11'y Xluw lil-21.1.1-:Y . . . I'uw'-l'1'v.vuIr11f I.l'l,.x .'XIUA'.XllY . . . . l'1n'u.v1m'r l.uI'lslc SINK .......... . lx'f'ff11'l4'r' NIIQXIIEIQRS C!X'uvn'x nf f'!!f'll.i' in j'irI:rlvH llrxl rmv. lwfl In Vfgflliz Nlury Kcllvy, Ulliv Almlc-2, Lula .X1'w:uly, Yirtur Sllllixdnl, fllllil rmv, Inf! tn flrjflllf Louise Sink, Ifzly Hiuks, AlZll'Q1Zl!'L'l I,x'111lil1HfUll, Mill XVilsun. l'l:u'iu- L'um1i11, hum, 'l'l1eln1a Klirun, john Hilml:-1rr:x . A , ml I-111 ffm: lrfl In v'1g1l1!: XVuoclruw llzunmer, fl:-urge Fnsnllu. E1lw:u'1l Stumlcr, llenry 'l'11mnpfm1. .-Hv.v4'ul on fifzj' 1'i.'Iln'1' :mix fukrn: liura Dzxnzigvr, .-Xrldisun XYUQ-ster1m'yc1'. LFS VANTHICRICS CC JNSliII.I.ANTS Irma: lrfl In 17.111112 Luis Ill-Ihntt, scorn-mryg llvnrietla IR-rcz, lux-sinh-1115 Miss Klnculxul, slmnsur: I,iII1.m 1' ll ' ' ' 1 I A I l'lnl111 14 uwuy. x'1c1--'mu-sinh-111: Ruby Nuvly, l'cpn1'tv1'. .Shulrllnyfz ,-X. H. Hrlirlrlc, 'I'l'llilH't'l', :mf llurlscl, lulurznrum. f Y it Nw CD2 'NQQ FU Los Compcmeros Espcmoles Motto: Lo que bien se aprende no se olvida. , 1 Left to right, standing: Robert Swilley, Clotile South, C. L. Carlton Nyna Dot Brown. Godfrey Blakeway. Left to right, seated: Lucile Stacey, Alberta Riesen, Mrs. E. M. Tafolla ose phine Harper, Helen Pheiffer. ALBERTA RIESEN . JOSEPHINIZ HARPER HFZLPIN PFI-:IFFER . ROBERT Sw11-1-11:v . MRS. Ii. M. TAFFOLA OFFICERS . President Vive-Presidm1t . Svcrvtary . Tre'n.rurm' . Sf70ll.Y0I' Interscholastic League Representatives Bottom row, left to right: Lois De Batt, essay contestg Doris jones, playg Gladys Watford, girls' debateg Jennie Hanovich, playg Louise Sink, girls' declama- tiong Mary Jean Swenson, play. Top row: Addison Woestemeyer, boys' declamationg Genevieve Dozier, extemporaneous speakerg Edna Lee Grace, playg Esther Rhodes, girls' debateg Talmadge Rogers, play. Not in jvicfure: Melba Miears, play. i ,F fl i PIUU CCB FUND? E Nw Q34 Y 'NO Q FD Spring Torm- DORIS JONES . GENEVIEVE DOZIER ALBERTA R115suN LOIS D12 BATT . GLADYS WARFORD The Ciceronian Debating Club Motto: Let arms yield to the togaf' Colors: Yellow and white. Flower 1 Daisy. OFFICERS . . President . .Vice-President. . . ,Secretary . . Treasurer . If c porter Fall Term- GENEVIEVE Dozmu GLADYS WATFORD . EDITH 'DICK . Lois D12 BATT .ELOUISE WELCH Roll-Louise Sink, Margaret Talley, Esther Rhodes, Edith Dick, Elouise Welch, Genevieve Dozier, Gladys Watford, Doris jones, Lois De Batt. Alberta Riesen, Thelma Miron, and Borghild Kirchheimer. The Euphradians Motto: Think. Flower: Rosebud. Colors: Beige and Green. OFFICERS DORIS JONES . . . . . . . President FRANK SPATA . . . Vice-President FLORENCE ARTO . . Secretary-Treasurer PAUL ESCHENFELDER . Sergeant-at-Arms SADIE C. MATHER . . Faculty Sponsor First row, left to right: Florence Arto, Gladys Watford, Paul Eschenfelder, Lois Debatt. Second row, left to right: Mrs. Mather, Bessie Mae jones, Louise Sink, Jennie Hanovitch, Genevieve Dozier, Margaret Talley, Melba Miears. Third row, left to right: Catherine Holy, Bob Creech, Durwood Nix, Walter Appleby, James Ferrell, Frank Spata, Addison Woestermeyer, Edna Lee Grace, Henry Thompson, Doris jones. Plw Q35 FUNQY E! ITIUO GDB 'il' 'NO Q FU Qjficers Roll MRS. CHAS. MURPHY . . H. N. SHOFTSTALL . . Prcsidvnf Vive-President at Large MRS. J. M. COFFMAN . . . lst Vice President MRS. R. V. HARRIS . . 2nd Vim' President MRS. J. H. CHAPMAN . . . 3rd Vice-Prcsidcnt MRS. CLARA STACY CARLTON . 4th Vifc-Presidmfzz' MRS. F. A. RAMSI-IV . . . 5211 Viva-Presidem' MISS IJOROTHY MACKRY . . 6f11 Vice-Presidvni MRS. E. C. RL r12N . . . RL'F07dil1fj .S'ecrvtcnQv MRS. IDONNA CLARK . . . Trcasuwr MRS. T. W. ROSS . . Historian W. L. HIl.ANl7 . . PCl7IifYl1Il'fIfl1V'illi7 Winnevs of Davis Clothing Contest CLQTHING II I+'1,oR1iN me Amo IVI11.DRr:D H U NT CLOTHING III VERNICE DE VOL, NANNIE MAE Ilokslfzv, IJ. I.. O. GAuR1s'r'1' CLOTHING IV CAMILLE CAMPBEL1., ANNA MAE GAMMON, Iiv121.YN KLOPP, CLEO VV1LL1AMsoN, VERONA STEUBER PTUS CD1 FUNCDY1 Fwd C232 FUNOY Q I 1 The Science Club OFFICERS EDDIE REINDL . .... . . President JAMES CONLTRIP . . . Vice-President FRED BANTE1. . . Secy. and Treas. ROSCOE DROZER . . Sergeant-at-Arms LVTA RACHANAM . . . . .... S' jvonsor COUNCIL THERON Dorrm, LAWRENCE ELLIOTT, FLO Mary Irene Aynes Christine Jennings Thelma Minon Helen Hueni Lawrence Elliot David Shoss Lillian McLamOre Lounet Follet Deulah Nelson Mary Jane VVorshOm A1.DsoN, PAUL BAUER. MEMBERS Helen Moore Maurine Gandy Herman Shoss Armon Bullet James Booker Roscoe Dwyer Theron Duffin Lounetto Eslinger James Coultrip Bernard Reeves YD GOOD, JACK DON- Fred Bartel Jack Donaldson William Hermon Paul Bauer Gene Bisset Juanita Jones Godfrey Blakeway M embers missing 1 Lee Underwood Floyd Good Bo 'ra Arro Club OFFICERS OF CLUB MAURINE GANDY . . . . Manager INEZ MLTNLIN . . . Assistant Manager GLADYS HINEY . . . . Sponsor MEMBERS Left to right: Bernice Trow, Lucile Slaughter, Marie Miears, Maurine Gandy, Jesse Belle Allright, Hazel Roberts, Doro- thy Jane Worsham, Mina Lee Whitman, Anita San Miguel. Not in jvictnre: Inez Munlin and Helen Moore. Club colors are red and white. Nw CID: FUNOYI 2 I'll Privtrifalx in CIIIXIAZ Palmer Carney, Nyna Dot Brown, Holland Ramey, Geraldine Fox, C. L. clflflfiltl, Opal llrown, Lucille Kintzey, Sam Lefkowitz, Verona Steuher, James Ferrell LADY OF THF TERRACE OPERETTA, FEBRUARY 141, 1920: f'.?'f7Hf Rowfllnrotlty Yesper, tleurgia Mae Ile Young, Naomi Crossman, Hazel Ancoin, Pierce Carpenter, Pearl lfurr, Ruth liarnette, lunv Rains. Texas Hix, Ile-rnicu Trow, Hazel Roherts, lleulah Nelson, lihristine Jennings, Florence Artn, Vera liarrett, Lewis Rae VVQ-lch, Omega Harvey, Leslie Martin, Sruoml Ron'-Frecl Ilartlea, Fark Sapp, VVilliam Kelley, Harultl Steele, llnrnthy Stockton, fryetal Mcfonnell, Fannie Mae Melton, Tornnty Lucltriclge, llilly Shamblin, lintery Iiirlxlratrick, Lynarml ,Xu- tlerson, ,-Xclmlisun VVoc-stetneyer, Arthur Ilolinger, Rohhie U'Qninn. Stumli11gfHarry Luke, Clarence Hennessey, A. ll, Mfllritle, Mary Mayes. linla Mae lfain, Xlilclrerl Pressley, Edith Fern Keller, Mary Evelyn lluqnesnay, Henrietta Perez, Hollanrl Rainey. licrulsline lfnx. Paliner Harney, Nyna Hot llruwn, Lucille Kimzey, Lf. L. Carlton, Opal lirown. Veruna Stenlrer, jantes Ferrell, Sam Lefkowitz, liertrumle liruoking, Keuka filispin, Lillian VValters, Alum Dahlmn. NVenunalx Hansen, Doreen Phillips, Susie Mac Fivecoat, Norma Fay Homlgew, Lillian fallaway, xvlllllllll Herrmann, Inez Daniels, Hazel Sullender, Not in Pirt1n'vWAllJert Ginn, Norma Jean Uoyles, jeasie VViggins, Catherine Carle. JEFFERSON DAVIS HIGH SCHOOL RAND SPRING TFIRRI +1m xx I Nlks. I . H. IQKIIIICIVIRS . . . . . . . . CIUIIIIIIUIUJ' .X14'1'nl'R IIlll.lN42IiR .......... .fhxfixlufzf CIHIICIIICIUI' llI'rrllu'1'.v: .luck Smvp, lin-rrtt linellry, Ifmvry liirkmtrick. .Xrlzliron XVUCSM-111c'er, F. I.. Carlton, . '. I 5 lhwxuxfnxlf -lnhn Nlcllruth, Lcslir Martin, VYilliam Hrrmznn, Clifton St. fIIElIl',Il Hurry Luke. Luys .Xmlcrmn, k Nut in ilu' pirtllrc, RICIW JRTICIQS Cl.L'l1 Irnlzl rnzv. -Wlflivlgf. lvfl In Vigflllf Inn lily KIIIIIIIIIICII. fllzxry Ulivu Iiil'kp:1lrick, 'I-Illllllllx l.m'lx1'i4lgu, lfllpqm-1li:1 IH on In 7 ' x N' ' ' ' 1X1 , cz lznncl , Hazel , llIIC'll4It'l', I:lm'1'y Ixlrkllzltrlula, Xcrn R4-ynuhls. .flnilzx Sun Nligncl. 'ruml rmv, Ivjl In right: II:-len Zukcm, .lcnnic llunuvich, lfrcllu Schultz, Lncillu lnarez. Kunlxsc liillispvn, , Inez Kcasler, Mary I.1xyxm1, lxnszxlic 'III1UlIlilh, Nlrs. Arringlon. umliznl. tlzfrd rmv, iff! In rigflzf: Ilnrmlly Nlclninbll, Rolrctta Czllwn-11, Nunnic Mm- Ilormcy, Loyal Miller, Vcrnicc IIcYul, 1ic11cx'iux'0 Iiozlcr, I.mmra Grant, Helen Monro, Maris Nlieurs, llcorgiu Mac licrns, Lucy llonlon, Xlzlxinc Sprnulv, Lois. Mabry, ,Innnim I?eNl:u'a't, Alla-nc iloulu-11 PWD QCD 'HQQ Q :Q Alumni Offlcevfs J. C. FLEMING .... President LANELLE BROWN . Vice-President, Class '27 ED. JAMAIL . . Vice-President, Class '28 TERRY RUSSELL . Vice-President, Class '29 Rx2BIc1-1.1-2 TJOZIIER . Corresponding Scfrctary HAZILI. 1.L'D'1'1415 . RU4'07'dll1fl .S'cfrvfa1'y FLOVD GA1.lsRl-:A'1'H . . . . Treasmfcr CARL VVILLIAMS . . Publicity Managvr LOUIS THORNTON . . .S'crgvanz'-at-Arms Francis Earline Teague Selma Annie Bang Mildred Genevieve Bedell Alice Lanelle Brown Roy Archie Carley Lavinia Mae Cole Alton Edward Couvillion Sophie Rachel Jacobson James Curtis Kelley George D. Knodell Dorothy Louise Kohlhauff Evelyn Inez Larson Ida Alyce Mehr Mary Ellen Milam Bernice Lillie Newton Harold Jessup Newton Mary Elizabeth Alston John Frederick Anderson Frank Azzarello, Jr. Annie Mae Beakley Robbie Aline Beakley Edward Ross Bennett Joseph L. Bergen Sarah Block Dora Grace Bolton Thomas E. Calhoun Edward Stewart Callihan Curtis Casey Harriet Frances Coffey Lorene Covington Lorethia Lavern Cravey Littman Danziger Charles Davis Frances Elizabeth Dodson Wallace Jeral Fones Tyrus Bryan Foster Bernice Wanda Brunson Thomas T. Booker Floyd L. Galbreath Harry Fred Gazette Eleanora Marie Glaser Sarah Lillian Goldberg Reba Goldstein Thomas F. Grota Members of Alumni Class of '27 Nettie Lorene Odell Gertrude Maxine Czeftczick Emanuel Dee Vera Louise DeYoung Betty Jane Dickerman James Allen DuPree Beatrice Kathyrne Pierros Corinne Renfro Mercer Brantley Richardson Melvin George Rote Marguerite Slaughter Edith Grace Smelker Rhobia Carolina Taylor MEMBERS OF ALUMNI Class of '28 Pearl Lottie Hagen Lena Hall Melwood T. Hamilton Jess W. Hammer Floyd T. Hiney William E. Holke Frederick C. Hodges Willie Mae Horn Edna Luna Hudson Eloise Callihan Humphrey Herbert Julius Hurtig Cecilia Rita Jacobs Louis Theodore Jahn Edward John Jamail Sidney Isaac Kaplan Hortense Johanna Klopp Arthur F. Hammond Opal Lee Knight Annie Catherine Kuritza Florence Laird Helen Laird Ruth L. Longshore Joseph James La Motta James Martin Lowe Martha Edith McClendon Earl Leon McNeil ,. Richard James Macfee Joe Mangogna Ethel Fallis John Frederick Florian Mary Elizabeth Goff Janette Genell High Gladys Frances Hitchcock Jerome La Bauve Howell Ruth Watford Dorothy Marie Williamson Nellie Lee Worsham Leroy Hillyei' Mildred Hudson Reagan Marshall Pierce Miears Helene Simms Louise Steinman- Maxine Turnham Arland Jay Mangum Frank J. Matela Harry D. Matthews Enoch Lester Miller Marlyne Miller Frieda Miron - Earl Milton Morin Weldon Morris Marguerite Oberkampf Minnie Lee Posey Eloise Prowse Byron Reese Lillian Reinhardt Hazel Touchy Gladys Treadway Floyd Tuttle Attilio Ventresco Robert Vines Herman Wagner Fay Werner Paul West Harold Whitehead Minnie Wise Harry Woods Virginia Wood Carl Williams Gladys Wright Chas. Zimmerman Elizabeth Ross iff' Nw C2114 'NCQ Q Ev E PIUU CD2 'NCQ Q aw Cecil Rutan Nettie Ryter Louis Sabayrac Inez Schumacher La Nelle Sheffield Wm. Sherwood R. M. Smith Le Jean Arbing Sidney Arendale William Badger J. W. Bailey Ila Ball Allen Barry Lillian Baumbach Mamie Bertino Doris Bolton Isabel Bowers Zella Brack Leon Bresky James Brough Beloit Bruner Nurlee Bullard Reuben Caplan Roy Carey Gladys Chalmers Crystal Chapman Melvin Chun Anile Clay Hazel Cleveland Mary Coffman Kenneth Colville Audrey Lee Cook Donald Cook Cecile Crim Ava Lee Dean Theresa De Batt Mary Dee Freda Dehmer Florence Elizabeth Dodson Truman Douty Milton Doyle Re Belle Dozier Charles Drees Marie Drosche Vernon Dudley James Elliott Bourland Enloe Mary Ewell Aubry Fisk J. C. Fleming Dolores Gammon Wm. Smith Mildred Sorensen Becky Stolbur Douglas Swetland Vivian Switzer Louis Thornton Ruth Longshore Charles Davis Ed Jamail Mildred Sorenson Sidney Kaplan Frank Azzarello Irving Williams Edward Callihan MEMBERS OF ALUMNI C lass of '29 Sam Guarino Fred Hahn Beatrice Haulihan Katherine Heaney Ruby Hanson Bertha Mae Harrell William Hicks Constance Hilt Gladys Hiney Rozalia I-Ioffhein Robert Holke Thomas Horton Ilice Iio Irving Israel Phil Israel N. C. Jensen David Kaufman Julius Kaufman Frances Kennard Gertrude Kopernick Ruth Kreinhop Johnie Mae Lacy Grace Lamonte Sidney Laufman Juanita Loader Homer Lowe Carleta Lucas Hazel Ludtke Peter Maniscalco Lillian Mathis Grace Mauney Jack Mauney Yvonne Maxwell Margaret Mayberry Fred McBride Aubrey McCollough Rhena May McCollum Lucy Mae McDaniel R. S. McNeely Vickie Mechalak Charles Mehr Addie Louise Morris Weldon Morris Neva Moses I Ruth Moses Thelma Newberry Evelyn Nicholson James Olver Carl Ortiz Alden Pasche Harry Pfeiffer Tom Ragsdale Francis Ramsey Ruby Ramsey Bernice Rasch Catherine Ritchie Louis Rittenhouse Thomas Ross Elizabeth Rummell Torrence Russell Albert Sabayrac John Senchal Ruth Schoonover Pauline Shafer Tolula Sloan Harry Smith Earlton Snell Virginia Snowberger Irene G. Spiess Kathleen Stephenson William Sullender Olen Sullivan Ruth Swenson Esther Tafolla Bernice Taylor Ralph Thomas Pearl Treadway Ruth Waiser Hilda Lynne Warner Garlandean Watkins Pearl Weaver Lula Mae Whitson Mary Edna Whitley Jack Williams Ruby Williams Marion Wilson Annie Wise Brown Wooley Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov. Dec. Dec. Dec. jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. fejjferson Davis School Calendar 19-Ding! Dong! First day of school-Oh, Happy Days UQ New build- ing explored. 1-The Rolak boys heading Annual Staff. If they can't put it over, it just can't be done. 8-Seniors Organized-With Glenn at the Helm Hand a wise and just King shall rule them. 9-Two more stars in our firmament, Little Inez Danials elected Presi- dent of Sophomores, Walter Appleby leads the Juniors. 12.-And did we do our Coach proud? First football game-Davis 33- Sam Houston 27. 16-First issue of the J. D. out. Editor Ruth Douty and her live wires, are putting us on the map. 28- O-YO-YO! and the Pep Club strutted its stuff in the new audi- torium. 4-Juanita, Edith and Loya flashing sparklers -O my eye! 18-Marie Miears came to school on time-we just knew she could. 6-Seniors believe in that Early Bird story-Rings before Xmas-Gee! 13-University Club! Black Cats!! 13's!!! The Pep Club made a Hit with the football boys-And for once there wasn't a kick. 19-A feed' for the football boys at the Rice Hotel. Davis Booster again to the rescue. 29- The Jay Dee Knows. Contest results. Margaret Talley-Most charming, Glenn King-Wittiest, Ox Harris-Most scholarly, Bob Creech-Most representative, Genevieve Dozier-Most representa- tive, D. L. O. Garrett-Most scholarly. We still say the 'lay Dee Knows. 6-The Operetta's the thing-and was Opal Brown a beautiful Lady of the Terrace? Uh, huh!! 12-Election!-When we chose the decorations for the Spot Light sec- tion in the annual. Some decorations! 4 14-Alumni compliments Seniors. Hearts everywhere. Music, dancing, 'n everything-We're for the Alumni. 21-We planted a tree honoring the memory of our classmate, Maybelle Mealy. I Nw Q32 FUND? 7-May Fete 5 best ever. Such a dainty queen was Gertrude Brooking- IWW QD: 'NSY ! aa Feb. Z5-Pep Club does itself proud at the San Jacinto Inn. Basketball boys and Davis Boosters guests. Unanimous vote of thanks to the Club! Feb. 28-Barn Dance-Alumni welcoming Seniors. Hay, Straw and fod- der Cbut not for refreshmentsj-big time? Check and double check. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Apr. Apr. Apr. May 5-Qysters on the half-shell-Mr. Murphy never forgets our football boys. 8-Senior meeting-Ox makes a record speech entitled, Watch us expand -at Sylvan. ' 17-Mrs. Carlton opened her home to Seniors St. Patrick night--an annual affair-each one better than the last. Who says it'wasn't Heap big time ? ' 25-Miss Wills watch your laurals! Crystal McConnel is in the offing. City Champ in Tennis Single. Z8-Faculty Baseball! The Hit of the game was a catch by Miss Williamson-O you yama yama. 1-Senior Frolic Day-When the girls once again enjoyed dolls, toys, rompers and hair bows-the boys all dressed as in primary days- not a Senior cut class or failed to invest in lolly pops. 5-Piney Woods Track--Records shattered. Hurdles and Hi jumps easy money for Orin, and Charlie wasn't slow. ll-Davis Night at Sylvan. We were there 100W strong. Thanks, Mr. Eisman! with Lamar Clark as king-a Royal pair. They reigned supreme over the court and campus. May 10-Pep Club flying high !-Ends season with luncheon On Top of Town. Election of officers- Come, everybody!! Nine for Fay!!! May 14-Senior Class Play-With Addison and Gladys in The Youngest. A cast of brilliant stars supporting them. May 15-Fourth Annual jr. Prom-Walter and Lois stepping high at the head at the Grand March. Just another sweet memory. May 16-Hail! Hail!! With the gang aboard the Nicholas. A day off for the Seniors- Good-bye teachers and Hello Sylvan. May 19-The Struggle is on. The trophy to the winner! Senior final exams. May 25-And at last we were very serious. May 28-Class Night! Our night! We Seniors are running it-and how! May 30-0h the joy of Possession! The Sheepskin's ours! Signed, Seniors. QIt's all over now.j 5 A'-v ,wh L25 5 7 ff, ff' 44 r- f ,fn-. , . j O 1.6 2 H-'F - A Q35 lb may H. V 'kiwi Q x2f??r.5':Qf ,k., In 54 ,fl ,,.' W -, ,F , A g A 'R H ,K I it tx' I aug Xi L i.. s 4 -nmqxu 44 f -' ' if ff' M f 537' 35' 2 .' 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Can you imagine the thrill of the toufgfim distant places, of being the means of directing messages of joy and sorrow, of triumph and despair? Your telephone oflice is the gateway to the rest of the world. If you have never Visited it, you are missing an interesting experience. Stop in any afternoon. The Chief Operator will be glad to show you about. SOUTHWESTERN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY N Us LIE! P1 Cllb QI Fo'-'ow ITIUU CID:- 'NQQ ! LEIR2 Compliments of W O O D E5 P U R D Y SPORTING Gooos COMPANY ATHLETIC OUTFITTERS HUNTING AND FISHING SUPPLIES 1 317 Capitol Avenue Preston 82 34 Compliments of Esther Rhodes: No, I can't wim. , Louise Jacks: Why not? S Esther: Because I'm not in the water. 2120 McKINNEY 4702 MAIN SPECIAL CHICKEN PIE F resh- every mornm g B st Chicken-Contains no vegetabl Servi f 2-50 I CI' 'd l P -SOC - MR. 8: MRS. L. B. CARLTON Compliments of Speczal price on quantity POULTRY DEPARTMENT 524 TEETSHORN DIXON GRAIN CO. 116 Heights Blvd. Phone Taylor 8108 wig ME X? 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I . ,., 2 2 f 0 f 'Z 3 I t ffff X.: .V 42 lm ml' ie EEEEIL' coifees there are few fine coffees '- bv! there is only one SQ DOCTGRS Winston-Lipscomb- Goldsmith - Orthodontic Exclusively -- MEDICAL ARTS BLDG. FAX 3625 W. A. Blackshear FOR YOUR DAILY NEEDS Groceries, Fresh Meats, Fruits and Vegetables-Dry Goods and Notions PRESTON 3262 MEANS SERVICE CALL AND SEE Robert Runrzelx: Do you like demi- tasse? Harold High: I don't know, I never took it. I'm taking English, gym., algebra, art, history and study. Compliments of Admiration A. B. C. STORES The Cup of Southern Hospitality ' Inc. ml I -'rv 4- v if Spend Your Dollars where they Pay Every Day is Bargain Day DENVER - DRY GOODS CO. 4 PRESTON 5329 SOUTHERN A WELDING co. ELECTRIC AND ACETYLENE ll WELDING MRS. S. S. LUDTKE, Manager 6213 LYONS AVENUE 1418 Franklin Ave. Houston, Texas ,4 WHEN IN NEED OF GOOD FRESH DRESSED POULTRY Whether for unexpected guests, lunchron fartiex or dinners: phone us and we will give you THE BEST. Cleaned after your order has been placed. Prompt and courteous Service YOUR BUSINESS WILL HI-I AIPRECIATEU A. C. TIEMANN 805 Commerce Avenue Phone Preston 3079 FRANK IAMAIL Complete Line of FRUITS AND VEGETABLES CAPITOL 81 RIESNER, PRESTON 7532 5216 ALMEDA, HADLEY 2592 BROWN MANUFACTURING COMPANY, Inc. Fixtures and Display Cases for Stores, Ojicex, Hotels and Resturants Phone Preston 1863 3619 Commerce Ave. HOUSTON, TEXAS CAPITOL 5457 RES1 PRESTON 1509 PERCY BROWN MANUFACTURING JEWELER Fine Watch, Clock and Jewelry Repairing 204 RUSK BLDG. SECOND FLOOR 723 MAIN STREET Josephine Harper: Well, I answered a question in class today. Earnestine Harper: VVhat answer did you give? h Josephine: Present Compliments of BOSTON SA M PLE SHOE STORE CORNER PRAIRIE AND TRAVIS PHONE PRESTON 3795 HOUSTON, TEXAS JESSE RUBENSTEIN, Manager 1 D P155 CD1 'NQY 1 FU IWW C132 FUND? Q. V. T. MATHEWS MEAT MARKET We Dv Not Open on Sunday WE HANDLE HIGH GRADE MEATS Free Motozcyrle Delivery 1705 CONTI STREET PRESTON 1529 Francis Simms: Allene, I started to- day to economize on my families ex- penses. Allene Bennett: 'Er what, you? How did you do it? .Francis: I cut all Dad's cigars and cxgarettes in half so they will last longer. HOUSTON RADIATOR 599 FENDER SHOP Ford Bodies of All Kinds at All Times Fenders for All Cars WOODWORK AND PAINTING Phone Preston 6993 1020 McKEE ST. HOUSTON, TEXAS' THAT'S IT Friday Nights, Club and School Dances - Stags allowed 978 Q o Kensmgton Hall Dancing every night except -Sunday and Monday. Saturday Night 9 till I J. HOWARD SCLARK WM. J. KUHLMAN Clark E979 Company Optometrists, and Opticians 1006 TEXAS AVENUE HOUSTON, TEXAS Compliments of KRESS JMS b WWWVMW 532' igjgl g A.: 5 mmlfil C132 'NQ'i4 ! LEIIFO IWW C132 'NSY Q FU K BEER'S STORE The House of a Thousand Bargains Dry Goods and Hardware Hemstitching 1901 NOR'rH MAIN ST. PRESTON sm Compliments of BROWN SL GROSS SHEET M ETAL WORKS 3111 Louisiana Street LEHIGH 7624 CARROLL PRINTING CO. Manufacturing Printers 1111 FRANKLIN PRESTON 63s1 HOUSTON, TEXAS Compliments of NORTH MAIN MOTOR CO. OAKLAND PONTIAC 1923 NORTH MAIN STREET HOUSTON, TEXAS KELLY BROS., Inc PHONE CAPITOL 1081 Body Repairing, Body Building, Fender Repairing, Auto Repairing, Frame Work, Auto Painting, Tops and Covers AUSTIN AT RUSK HOUSTON, TEXAS Compliments of OSAGE CLEANERS 8: DYERS Dry Cleaning that is Real PRESTON 9443 610 QUITMAN STREET Bryan 8: Townsend SERVICE STATION Courteous Service Standard Products Honest Methods 2101 NORTH MAIN PRESTON 4686 Teacher: You had better watch your step in my classroom, Holland Ramey: What's the mat- ter? Flooring loose? MAIN AT WALKER FAIRFAX 7151 LE Y' LEVY BROS. DRY GOODS CO. O O One of Aine'rica's Beautiful Stoves-and the Dominant Retail Institution in Houston Q IF IT'S AT THE i ARAGON BALL ROOM 1t's the Best Dance in Town Compliments of TIMMONS PHOTOGRAPHS with W. C. MUNN CO. FIFTH FLOOR Miss Darling Csternlyj : This essay on 'Our Dog' is word for word, the same as your brother's, Robert. Robert Rolak: Yes mam, it's the same dog. Phone Pres. 2483 3516 Clark St. IAMAIL Sc BAKER HOME BUILDERS We Saw You Money STATIONERY OFFICE SUPPLIES S Standard Printing 8: Litho. Co. 1207-11 CAPITOL AVENUE Opposite Post Offer' I Nw CID: 'NQQ l so ITIUU C1131 '-Iqq ! :Q Tr y ' 'I 9 ' I 5 I 2 'll9MAlN STREET Shoes ' HOSIERY TOO HOUSTON GALVESTON 719 MAIN ST. 2109 MARKET ST. JOE TORTORICI Fancy Groferies, Meat Market and Fresh Vegetables FREE DELIVERY 2424 CHAPMAN STREET PHONE CAPITOL 2386 Mr. Mears Cto classj: What is the Australian Ballot? Ixabelle Gravis: Why, don't you know? Compliments of Ward Eff Greenberg GENERAL INSURANCE 503 KIRBY BUILDING HOUSTON, TEXAS Clothes for the Young Man Latest Styles Newest Patterns 5' 'ClQih9-9' 'ff Q-NNW-Y' MAIN AT CAPITOL DRESS WELL AND SAVE Victory- Wilson The Rice Hotel is next to us FRANK HOLTON, Manager IAS. K. WILSON, Pres. Charles Bozudeuz The coach is sav- ing me for the Junior Prom. Cari! Delaney: I wish I had the con- solation that he was saving me for a big game like that.-Jay Dee. pig fi bfril 'Z' . Gilviwpwvbf Sl-ienlifir Chiropractif Ojlire PRESTON 5055 1517 NO. MAIN Lady Adjuster Baby Specialist Nenrocalometer and X-ray Servicer We court Intelligent Investigation: I A '- -1 - Txfkf' 'T--'L--QQ! ,dL3' we-V ',- ' ,C BE POPULAR Learn to Play a llluxiral Instrument Chas. Parker Music Co. Stare Agents Holtorfs America's Greatest Band Instruments 916 CAPITOL AVENUE FAIRFAX 9124 DK Houstonls Super Value Store for Clothes for School Boys and Girls 93 Q7M PEARCE GARAGE E. W. KWHITJ PEARCE, Prop. GENERAL AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING Auto Acressories, Tires, Tubes, Gasoline and Oils PHONE PRESTON 8674 LORRAINE AND TERRY STS. The Texas Blueprint 59? Supply ' Company NEW LOCATION 1013 CAPITOL AVENUE PHONE PRESTON 4907 IWW C131 'NQQ 1 aa !El'ElEl.IElEfElIElElEIEllE'.I'EllEI mf-wowzczbmw IE.IlEIElEv1I'EIEl.IEllE.'.l'ElEl.IEllEl.lE IE B E A U V 0 I R Q IHI E PIUU CD1 Yi 'HQ E so sworn 59565295 Gsm. . XV An Institution of Paris Modes 913-15-17 Main Street LJHHWDHY Mrs. Carlton: Why do you call her Compliments of Macbeth ? Robert Rolak: Because she murders THE STAFF sleep. V Mary Dodson: I'm hungry. W .lack Sapp: What? Maryv: I said I was hungry. Jack: Sure, I'll turn on the radio. At first I thought you said you were hungry. Compliments of Hart E939 Nussbaum, Inc. Clothing - Tailoring MEN'S FURNISHINGS 410 MAIN STREET HOUSTON, TEXAS Shoppe Permanent Waves Our Specialty 1309 CAPITOL AVENUE Across the Street from the Sam Houston High School JAMES A.' FIELDS CAEITOL 6489 . Bin. -!N.!LlLlX!X!N.!N.!X!XlN.!X.!X!N.r xl 1 N Correctness and Sincere Value 4700 MAIN STREET CORNER CMYOL 4' Xf'NfNfNfNf'Nf'Nf'Xf'NfNf1fNI'Nl' 'vs Maurine Gandy: Oh, look at the poor ole man all. bent over with rheumatism. Glenn King: Rheumatism, me eye! It's Lamar Clark just getting back from a ride in the rumble seat. NJLCMUWDRD ICE AND FEED 3613 Clark Street Phone Preston 7574 HOUSTON, TEXAS Compliments of WHITE OAK CLEANERS 2802 Beauchamp Taylor 8786 R. F. MCGILL, Proprietor Curb Service ZOW OF CRESCENT LAUNDRY WITH DRY CLEANING The House of Quality 2521 NORTH MAIN STREET PRESTON 7423 PRESTON 7424 2092, OFF CASH AND CARRY Congratulations to JEFFERSON DAVIS HIGH SCHOOL AND STUDENTS from Steves Lumber , SL Building Co. 98 Remember Homes Our Business 1820 MAURY STREET PHONE PRESTON 2897 W. Al Nw C131 KNOW Fwd CD1 Y 'HQ Q so H. D. Swilley AND James G. Donovan Oivlzvrxv of North Side Properly and Iiooslmzr for .lvjt'r.vor1 Drzzfix Selzior High Sflzool You mn al'zt'ay.v be Served Bext by it' A A A A ggTTLE! FoNv1LLE's -BOTTLED BY- PHARMACIES Union 2102 Hardy Preston 4646 4721 Washington Taylor 3121 U 3750 North islam Taylor 3196 38 andljgcgfgisngszjgwenuc S. O. Heinatz SL Sons Fancy Groceries FRESH AND SMOKED MEATS PHONE WAYSIDE 0134 LYONS AVENUE AT FIFTH One: VVhat are spats? Another: Past tense of something one is prohibited from doing in a street car. AVENUE FLORAL Dealy-Adey-Elgin COMPANY Company PRINTERS Southir Largest Florist 1922 MQKINNEY AVE. FAIRFAX 634 1 Manufacturing Stationers PHONE FAIRFAX 1143 717 LaBRANCH STREET TRIANGLE PRINTING CO. HOUSTON, TEXAS . C. Munn's Let me see, for Spring Fashions- there's Paris, L 0 n d o n, I I HARRY PFEIFFER PRES. 1478 Vlenne, Berlln, Florence, Barcelona, Belfast, Brus- sels, New York, Holly- wood and MUN N'S. GWQWD Boy Friend: See, that fellow taking hurdles now? VVell, he'11 be our best man in a week. Mary Dodson: Oh, come let's tell mother! 'EDUCATION QfI'Q Next to character, education is the most essenf tial of all attributes toward success. Education strengthens character. It gives us a foundation upon which to mould our lives and directs our - aims and ideals thru the proper channels. Have a real ambition for a 'Lgoodf' education Jesse H. Jones Interests I R. E IWW C132 WHO? 51 UD E P1 CID: YI 'NO E F0 DRINK IN BOTTLES BUY IT BY THE CASE FOR YOUR HOME 2 Jesse Jones: The doctor told me to quit smoking or it would affect my 1:1-ain. Orin Hitt: Well, why didn't you? Compliments of MR. AND MRS. W. S. KEENAN 2111 Rgth Street Compliments of J. M. HOGAN STERLING HOGAN MOODY H o G A N FURNITURE PRINTING AND SPECIALTY Co. C0 Printing and Engraving i 803 CAPITOL AVENUE 3024 WASHINGTON AVENUE ADVERTISING SPECIALTIES 1511 RUSK AVENUE Phone: Fairfax 1600 and 2862 Compliments of MR. AND MRS. JOHN B. WILLIAMS Jack and Daly Compliments of MORIN W MAES .,,,1Printers 212 SAN JACINTO ST. PRESTON 2388 QEIEIEIEIEIEIEIEEIEIEIEIEI Powcwcabmw IEIIQIEIEIEELIEIQIEEIEIEIE E 1' PTUS Q32 'HQQ F0 WK Compliments of Compliments of f fb 'TTSTNBUIERWP l505 qvlggf Amp-:run-H mg? 5 '1 Q 1 ' ' H, s...-w 3 meal' 'X V Q 1 Fllrfl! 7375 Pgeston 8453 jewelry 615 MAIN STREET Comflimems of PAT DAVIS DK AT STATIONERY Jack Frye and Earnest Sabayrac PRJNTING. standing hack of Home smoking. A pleasure to show you Two Stores: 508 FANNIN STREET 1103 MAIN STREET .laek:l'Dor1't you know that will stunt your growth. Eafnest: Naw, my family is like this. ' HARRIS-HAHLO The Style Store for l'l 0men and Children MAIN AT TEXAS Compliments of Park Lumber E499 Building Co. Lumber - Home Building CLARK STREET PRESTON 2764 .4 ABEL SCHOOL of DANCING The Foremost Ballet Srhool in the South PRESENTS THEIR PUPILS IN RECITAL The Land of Fantasy' A Bullet E.I'f? l1'lJ!l'g!1llS!I in Three Arts MONDAY, JUNE 2, 8:15 P.lNI. at the CITY AUIJITORIUM ADMISSION FREE S1l171HlFT Claxsrs open Tururday, Jum' 3 THE GREATER Sdkowilg lata, on Main at Rusk 'li A GREAT STORE FOR MEN AND BOYS ll'i!lz Smart Shop for ll 'omcn The NEW FORD Its speed, power and stamina. its beauty, con- venience and safety . . . make it the favorite sport car for young people. All Models Now Afvailablc RAYMOND PEARSON Authorised Ford Dealer I'OI.K AT CAROLINE PRESTON 1776 PIUU CDB FUNOYI 2 E 1 PIUU C2512 'NCQ FU Compliments of WESTHEIMER pcoMPANY I FUNERAL DIRECTORS Polk Sz LaBranch Fairfax 3377 Houston Sporting Goods Company, Inc. Complete Line of Sportlrtn Goods RAY FOGLE J. H. WEST Compliments of Fogle-West Company 1903-1907 MCKINNEY AVENUE PHONES: FAIRFAX 1177 5388 1178 5389 98 A bl S ' FAIRFAX 8958 1005 MAIN STREET Safe 'md Sane W' u,m'Cc mmf f Day and Nzght The Raymond Goat Fulghum: Doctor, National Banlk of Commerce 476 ON SAVINGS Q The Bank of Courtesy will the anaesthetic make me sick? Doctor: No, I think not. Goat : How long will it be before I know anything? Doftor: Aren't you expecting too much of an anaesthetic? THE TEXAS LAUNDRY DEPENDABLE LAUNDRY VVORK RELIABLE SERVICE We use Ivory Soap exclusively Capitol 6361 2119 N. Main St. 6' I v NTHUN 355 4- ,. ii -i I , . I ,ff .s M Nj, - i .-K' , . an Ax m ' f l 1 m 5 1 '- R M I N K 5255 ' 1,1 ,. WY: W' W ff g'i'IJVf1 f ' 1 t - L ' L' h h ffl F .-'flx' x., Z P R- Q Q' 5 V g f: , i 16. ci','.,..?,.::,v R X! gn? If 1: ', . ::: :-x, .:e7 . 5? ' s+f!!f3,lf5' K . H gntcfi 'h 1 I RSL 3153 , +f?w1 6 4 ,, 'M fy 1 1 g x A ,Z ,uv A. ' '4 '1 im L- 1' ', , - . A 'f'f.,, 2 MW ' M M4 ' ff4',f f -f A K h Ziff Kf1A 'LX h 5 52535. ,- M , A , 111 , !' Q Lf ' , ' ' f ,I fm,n- A 2 . .. ' i' if, ff' Q mu' X W Zi, 14 1 1, K ' ' A ff' T ' -:' - ' 4-:Na-1.1 ' A ' 'r' X MK' r ff . f ,A M lvl ,ff . 5-W A - :A all Eff! if W - Ez' i A J! ' Nw Gb 'SQQ Q FU Nw QD: 'NQY J F0 A. BRESKY 2806 BEAUCHAMP STREET PHONE VALENTINE 21721 Our Motto.' Quality Tells and Price Sells YOUR BUSINESS APPRECIATED V isi PRESTON 0145 t the Hills-View the Scenery O. HILL MUSIC HOUSE MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS STRINGS - TRIMMINGS B and Woodwind Instruments Repnired HAROLD M. HILL 310W MAIN STREET HOUSTON, TEXAS Compliments of MADINGS DRUG STORES ONE IN YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD L. A.: I want some notebook paper. Miss Rawlings: VVhat size? L. A.: Oh, I don't care. just so it Hts. Compliments of ,vu u w lN lW I H I bf, 1, , ,:,, Z.: -Z Every Service 'You Expect of a Good Dmg Store 3100 MAIN ST. - HADLEY 2101 MOTORCYCLE DELIVERY +33 . BUDDIE BROWN GAS - OIL - TIRES NYASHING W GREASING Preston 9222 2600 North Main HOUSTON, TEXAS Servife 'wilh a Grin Johnson Lumber Sc Building Company Lumber and Homes on Easy Payments PRESTON 1456 1811 NORTH MAIN STREET The Praetorian Life Insurance Agency 307-8-9-11 MASON BUILDING PHONE FAIRFAX S084 Lrgnl Reserve Life Insurance for the l'l'h0le Family-Complete Juvenile Policies for fha Young Folk Eddie Reindl Cwith a new carl: It runs so smoothly you can't feel it, so quietly you can't hear it, has such per- fect ignition you can't smell it, and as for speed -you c:1n't see it. Addison lfl'acfst1m'yc'r: My word! How do you know the lmally thing is there? IWW CDB 'NQY 2 so El muwE3 Cb WNOY 2 fwu. f- f , .--.1'- . . 3.4 ' , ' , Some of the Work We Specialize in Q ANNUALS BOOKS BROCHURES4 CMALOOS DIRECTORIES COMMERCIAL PRINTING D ters of the BEAUVOIR GULF PUBLISHING CCDMPANY 3so1BuFFALO Dn2lvE.,.. HOUSKTON W gfw awgf S' Qmb Xwnmw mwlfil Cb NND? EI ISI QJC ' .,l -' N . , 1 ilhb A- 1. 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